https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fb3faa1a06b0f2144af7a3cae51fdaaf.pdf 42191f229a859eb138c28785467d026c PDF Text Text .. ..• ' ' • 'tfU'I'Bi& 'T , NOW YOU KNOW •• e ...,. ................... ... ................................. Tloo nprouloll ........ • •• ) SUMMER TOYS Bargains in KOdak' Dept. Items lUlled for Glfii-Sporta-Fun Jor bon 1114 $1.1f KMHh,_ 11-45 ..... "ltto (» ""IIUNO) $IM 5k KMok Yorich.- 621 oN 127 fllhw 41o IROWNII $11.95 ITAIIPLIX CAMIIA t26.95 lltOWNII I MOVII CAMHA ~--"------ $11.ff SALEI GIRLS COATS (Sizes .7 to 14) $ 1.95 $10.95 $13.95 $16.50 $25.00 GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS SALE$ 6.00 SALE $ 7.110 SAL.E $ 1.00 SALE $10.00 SALE $15.00 COATS - ' - - - - COATS - - -COATS-- - COATS - - -COATS---- atrll. liLASTIC IADMINTON SETS SAUl SMAU GIRLS COATS (Sizes 9 Months to Sbe 4) (SOME WITH MATCHING HATSJ $ 8.9S $1G.9S $12.9S $13.9S $17.50 ' I ."·'.•' 'j. COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS $12.95 Girls SUITS _ SALE $10.95 Girls SUITS - SALE $7.9S Girls SUITS ___ SALE $S.95 Girl• SUITS - SALE 4tc WATER GUNS . 19c to BAZOOKA WITH 2 POCifiETS l9c JUNIOR ANGLER FISHf~SETS l9c PLASTIC CROQUET SITS . $l.l9 BATTERY MODEL BOAT BABE Ru:rH BALL AND IA_T_S_E_T_S_ _ $2.9$ JUMPING ROPES AND MANY OTHERS SALE$ 6.00 SALE$ 7.00 SAL_E $ 1.00 SALE$ 8.00 SALE $11.00 ---__ _ _ __ ------- • See The Summer Toys On Display on the First floor. WOMENS HATS $8.00 $7.00 $S.OO $4.00 in this group at Regular 2.95, 3.95, 4.95, 7.95 ~1 and B.W-5 Hats. While they last in this saJe. Plastic Plant Boxes 1.48 2.48 2.98 3.98 and 4.48 ~ew lUper~ duiJJL Two llamOI'OUb flnilhea. BrWJ.ant cold frool (gold on while). LuxurloUJ "wood ~nlu" (walnut on llndalwood or Birch on Bark Browni. : -----------------------.,. -:-_:::::::~~::::::-_::::· 141!1 INCH SIZI ------------------------ 6fc Solei 120 Womens, Miss11, Junior Size :J0 wbil~ $ 8.95 $1D.95 $12.95 $13.95 $16.50 DRESSES - DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES . - - - SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $ 5.00 $ 6.00 $ 7.00 $ 8.00 $10.00 C..nnon Wll'ffl• Wane DISH TOWELS Large size waffle weav~ with multi colored stripes and stitched edges·. 3 for DISH TOWELS SPORT SOCKS Never visible - keep feet dey - absorb pel'llllrl· lion - eomlortable to Freshly I a u ndered ' soft, · absorbent, preshrunk, ready to use. weer 0 Stretch to fit. 18 by 30 lncheo SIZES 9 TO 11 2 ,.,, SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $28.00 $22.00 $16.00 $I 6.00 $I 2.00 $IO.OO $ 9•00 ~ $ 6,00 5 Towt1l1 In a $1-00 PIICke.. - STEEL ICE CHESTS Heavy_ duty Ice Chests of heavy gauge steel con· s~ction, 100% water tlght, fully insulated, galva· ruzed inner lining. Brown finish. ~~~IT. $5.95 :12IIZI QT. $6 95 • Just 70 to Sell - Sm1ll Group Womens $1.95 •nd $2.95 R1yon Bathroom Shelf Racks NIGHT GOWNS and PAJAMAS While They $po FLOUR SACK TIRRY LINED While They Last COATS-SUITS ( ;' COATS-SUITS _ _ _ _ COATS-SUITS COATS-SUITS COATS-SUITS COATS-SUITS COATS-SUITS COATS-SUITS $1.7f ---------------------- Glrlt "Bikini" 6-4 WOMENS COATS AND SUITS $49.50 $39.50 $29.50 $25.00 $19.50 $16.50 $13.95 $10.95 ::;: t.hey last. WOMENS · COATS and SUITS Terrific Values - ~=: .~~~· INCH Sl" U INCH IIZI DRESSES - 8.95 to 16.50 - DRESSES Real Bargains- In these dresses wasted bathroom wall space to work. Also Ideal for kitchen and den, made of chrome plated heavy guage tubular steel, has three spacious shelves. Fits all ceUings to B'h feet high. 1 COTTON SLIPS Sale! GIRLS DRESSES ON THE 2ND FLOOR Sizes 9 months to 18 months, 1 to 3 years 3 to 8r and 7 to 14. ' $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.50 $2.00 $1.50 Berkshire Dreu ShHr p1isse slips with 1haclow panel Embroidery 1 .lriJIImed. Adjuttable straps. Sizez;. 32 $1.69 NYLON STOCKINGS 20'' Window F•ns _ _ _ _ _ 20'' Electrically leversible Port•ble Window Fans ____ All Purpose F•n• SKaT HANGERS For oldrto, llllorta uu1 a1acta. GloaminJI 1'1111 proof llnlllh wlth cushion grip Clljll. Snag proof. Hook on • in &pace of 1. 4 Ibn..,, In A S o t _ $8c seam• ba al1 sizes 814 to 11. Ll.iht beige and medium beige color, • pelr WOMEN$ $1.95 .COTTON PETTICOATS quality cotton petticoat with wide eyelet emruffle~ Wide shadow panel and elaatie Small, medium, large and utra large $J.69 $39•00 $32•00 $26,00 GLOII WHITI FOUR-HOUR ENAMEL For exterW: and Interior UJe. A durable, wuhable, qulek dryinJI enamel thai retains Its ori.RIDol whJio. nell and """ tbrouJhout Ito entire lifo. .. $pt beauty plua Berkshire llattery, 60 cua&e, I~ denier wllh $1.00 SALE f24.00 " fa~hioned Full SALE $72:00 SALE .$70.00 SALE $68.00 SALE $60.00 ;AALE $56:00 LE $50.00 SALE $52.00 SALE $50.00 SAL.E $50.00 SI\L~ $45.00 2 00 '" SALI! $4 • SALE $3t.OO 4 00 SALE $3 $24.00 $29.00 CHAIRS • $13.95 C H A I R $ - - - - - - ULE $1l.OO ====== With Rolled Edges Made Of heavy guage e~l and beauUfully em· boued with a floral lear design. Perfect for illdoor liiiCI outdoor use. Dart green. 15 INQt S I Z E - - - - - - 69c 18 INCH SIZE - - - - - - - 7tc 24 INCH SIZE . 89c 30 INCH Sl~l $1.19 36 INCH SIZE $1..... .... Improved ........ reelltant, c_auae metal. Adult 11. . -,- ' $1.88 Junior liD_ beaYJ 59( •• . I pair SOc ,.., 412 MENS $2.95 SHORT SLEEVE ' KNIT . SHIRTS" Size• smaU, medium, Iarce and extra large. Sparta models for JOif, tenolo, bowllng• boa"·• ~--- aty1ea mo.t ......,. .un:aay of them with pocket. Solid colon. Wbllea, olrlpet llld trimmed~tylea. . -----,--FOR THIS SALI ONLY - - - - - - - moat ~ popular liD art new 1tylea _ with regular ,.. popular models - dark plaldsgiDehaiDI - checta. Slzeo from B to 18. button down eollara - oolld ooloro OUr re,a:ulu $1.95 values. 2 PIECE UVING ROOM SUITES and SOFAS or DAVENPORTS FOR THIS SALI ' $] ' 6t (2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES) t469.00 LIVING ROOM IUITII -------- SALE $400.00 Nfi.OO taaf.OO $Ut.OO $1Sf.IO PI'.OO $139.00 $12UO 11H.OO 1219.00 LIVING LIVING LIVING LIVING LIVING LIVING LIVING LIVING LIVING ROOM IUITIS -------- IALI $)10.00 ROOM IUITIS -----·-- IALI $:120110 ROOM IUITII -------- IALI $11Uo ROOM IUITII ROOM IUITDI ROOM IUITII ROOM IUITII ROOM IUITII ROOM IUITII -------- IALI poeoo -------- SALI f2HAto -------- SALI 12IIM IALI l277 OO -------- SALI -------- SAL I 1244 00 $252Ao $269.00 LIVING ROOM SUITII ======== SALI $2UAo $259.00 LIVING ROOM IUITII -------- SALI llti.OO $229.00 LIVING ROOM IUITII -------- SALI $III.OO " Sch09l and Dress Trousers YOUNG MENS Regular modelo In slzea 29 to 42 '!fUll meinre 1114 JOur correct lonctb. Polished .coltonl and Corded cottoru. AU waoh uu1 wear fabrlco. our rogulor $3.95 Ambler Tro Sell. Q- 350 PAIRS FOR THIS SALI ONLY $2.99 (SOFAS-FULL SIZE) : : : : : : : : ------------------------ IALI $229.00 SoFAS ------------------------- SALI $291.00 IOF -----.- ------------------ SALI $219.00 SO AS ------·----------------- SALI $190.00 $292.00 $266.00 $244.00 12WIO 1214.00 $111.00 $177.00 $165.00 Solei Mont S~E 2 - $59.00. TAILII -------------------- .IALI I - 149.00 TAILI ----"--------------- SALI I - $39.00 TAILI -------------------- IALI 12 - $29.00 TAlLIS ------------------ SALI 2 - $45.00 TAILII ·------------------- SA\.1 12 - $1U5 TAILII -------------------- IALI I ..;.127.411 TAILI ---------------------- SALI ' A PAIR Plastic Dress and Sport ALL PURPOII . SOCKS DROP «<THS IJgbt pattern and dark pattern. Slzeo 10'1.1 to 13. Argyles - Strlpet-Clock l!<onomlcal protection from pa~tlni, moilture, dirt and wind. 9 bJ U ft olzo ID one pleee. effeeta, terrl1ie value. SPECIAL! 3 ':" 39c $lOO t:JO.OO $25.00 · $20.00· $2UO ...... $14.00 $15.00 eDrum iop Tablto ePielure Win... Tlllloe eC- Tlllloo ..... ToW.. - While ThoJ Lltt llell BorpiDo - Euillenl Qualltlee a.,... 350 PAIR BOYS uYANK Jlt.n -'· SCHOOL TROUSERS Wash and wear fabrics, polished cottons and corcted cottons. Brown, Ioden green, black, tan, charcoal, all sizes 8 to 18, our regular ,2.95 Boys Trou· ser For This Sale. f2.39 Now On Sole N - t and Beot Llktd Slyt.-lnf- LANE CEDAR CHESTS SUrely • wonder(ulllft - IDr lhe tP"aduate uu1 Bride to Be - Lilbt uul dart finish. Qurlqulo~ LANI CID CHIIT --·--------------- SALI f40.00 o......ulor f".GI our*..,lortiUO BARGlltS IN JUVENILE FURNITURE 7-llqulor t14-H PLAY Pl . . _ , ... wltli .....lfM 5-llqular .lUI PLAY PINI ---------------- •fi.OO 1'-lt... lor tNJ10 IAIY IIDI ---------------- $29.00 J ....,.., IAIY Cllll -----------·--- $25.00 ltolvlor .II ...y CIIIU --------------· tiOAO Ro~Uior ...H .eM TIAVIL UATS ---------- $4.10 ~....., fi,H CAll TIAViL SlATS '"-------~- $$.111 ::'!' .Tension Grip Craftsman Ouhlde White TOWEL PO.LES HOOSE PAINT Ideal for aU utertor paiDiinl On wood, u1Jee. toalldinl and metal. Now self cleal>lq p....,...UOO mako Ita brlablneu lut. $4.29 . PLANT BOXES ""' lluot pie o!llched. The LANI 'CIDAI CHIIT ----------------- SALI ...,_ ALL STEa lr~J. ~ Cnuea oDd·abapoo olaol:l, trouaen, ~. AI thq dry, Tough, unforlzed Blue denim, lllioo f to 18. Trl· Conotruoted of one tndl diameter heaV7 aau1e tabular Ill.... Tlkea ilp only \liHI inch of Door .,...,, Baa two towel rtne• anc1 one towel bar. rtta aU ...m... up to 8111• feet . ' bllb- $3.95 1111on Gallon Size PicnJc ~ugs ~ ' l111ullltlol lUll wl"' . , . wiCie Tip hll!lille,l!l-h llotioin . ), ·,' ' ,, 'l.l '· ' ! .· ·' Trouser~ EJ!mlaatu at y POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO j . ~ N. Dftlotal Te The ln.teredl 01 The Me=•,.Maon .,,_ ote Interest Slight So Far ' .............................................................. IALI fl:lf W11tll'll Ja• . For Boys NO. 16 ' SPORT SHIRTS Elberfeldo 3rd Floor Fumlture Deptlrtment Sale of Kroehler ond Volentlna S.vor FinaQuallly LANI CIDAI CHUT ---------·-------- IALI $50.00 .... rt · IALI PM SALI ftM. SALI ~.27 SALI $6.J3 VOL XV 534 BOYS SHORT SLEEVE LIVING ROOM TABLE 20 inch General Eledric 3 _Speeds, }000 C.F.M. Circulating. 23 y. .. high 23., Wl<fe, 7'>2 deep, 10 Inch cord. • . ~::: ::::: $79.00 CHAIR$ $72.00 CHAIR$ $69 00 CHAt ~00 CHAI: $62.00 CHAIRS $60.00 CHAIRS $59.00 CHAIRS $54.00 CHAIRS $52.00•CHAIRS $49.00 CHAIRS $42.50 CHAIRS ON SALE NEW 1963 MODELS G. E. FANS PORTABLE WINDOW FANS COnON PLISSE SLIPS _ SALE $130.00 SALE $100.00 SALE $109.00 SALE $92.00 SALE Sti.OO ·· SALI $78 00 SPECIAL PURCHASE White cotton with eyelet trim top and hem-wide shadow paneL Adjustable shoulder strap. Si2es 32 to 42 and extra size 44 to 52. SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE Loun&e ChJin - Swivel Roeten - TV Swivel Cbaitl, .Occasional ChJin ~ Recliner Chain, Boston Roeten. Bill selection of the most popular mateo and styles and at bargain pricel. $159.00 CHAIRS · $149.00 CHAIR$ $129.00 CHAIRS · $119.00 CHAIRS $109.00 CHAIR$ $97.00 CHAIRS . -----.-------------------·---------------------" ------·----:-----.--·---------· -7·---..,.--------- u... . . -··1ft . . H.~ ---------------~-----------1------------------~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~=--=~-=~----------------~~·· · lllelUcled d.. Summer Tro1loira and,,.. ruimd welp~~ ond P1oat'!'l-.u - ....U.nt quaiiUee uu1 'rll'* prloo . . . _ ... aU :II I<> DO nllt .,•.,.,. and ot1!;1berf,lda - · · no charp tor olteroliolir. = ...,. TIOUIIU' fi,H ftOUIIRI ...f5 ftOUIIIII $7.H TROUIIRI $1.H TaOUiiU npllliDJ ...OfJIIdal tl .. IMt .. lolloa MENS D~ESS TROUSERS llgYank On Salt On The 3nl Floor ,!: ------------------------ WOMEN'S EYELET TRIMMED DRESSES DRESSES - - - DRESSES _ _ __ DRESSES - - -DRESSES DRESSE$ ~----­ DRESSES EASY CHAIRS $26f.OO so:A: ------------------------ SALI $22t.OO soP!s ------------------------ SALI 1219.00 101' ------------------------ SALI $1H.OO SALI 10 ,------------------------ IALI $6.95 $1.95 GIRLS $7.95 GIRLS $5.95 'GIRLS .$4.95 GIRLS $3.95 GIRLS $2.95 GIRLS $1.95 GIRLS JUST ONIItCA VICTOII , IIIID TV. WITH NIW "CTUill TUII -------- $6t.OO UIID. ILicniC CHORD ClltGAN ----------- $HO.OO ~ts $ .00 Last Bargains in Music Dept. ~:: SAL II GIRLS SUITS c ' GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS GIRLS --~--- PITCH.UP BASEBALL SETS :: MISSILE fiiiUNG ARMORED ASSAULT UNIT He LITTLE PRO GOLF SETS l9c GOLF CART SETS WALT DISNEY FLU:::B~BE_It_____ :·:: oUWJD-fli,OI • ua. 750 PAIIIS • BIP II .. ,... ......,. b _, I tllllo wll'•• I 11(1' FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1963 o~ PRM;f FIVE CEN'J'$ \ Ohio Farmers Move o Sto i �· r--·· --· . . . . . . . . Ql • 0 ... l \ R---· acine I ·, r • ' '. •( I ' ~;I, •• • ' f 'SERMONEI"''''N." 11 1!.1 IUtsll of Mt. ond Mn. A. C. Brad1ord. ' 2-Daily Sentinel, J:'.o.m_eroy·Middleport , 0 ., MayS, 1963 ... I I S9thRunning SOCIAL~ ltems of Interest~~::::.;~=~ Helen Help .Us! Of Kentucky CoR.amdohr H Jy ·Derby All Set I BEHOLD I ~!o::rss or GOD! and Mrs. Francis Marris. ByRev.Beya-lw1 Mrs. Lotlie Wlleoxen return· P•ltor of the Tllppen P~ E. U.ll. t1Cit"'e""llft.tt MAy 1 The Happy Hustlers Sunday ed 'lomt after spendlnf • ltele" lotte! the Ba~t apolte theae words one day as ht School class ol the Methodlot in Mlddll!town with Mr. and aaw Je!UI walldntflbbY He ·omnke them inean '· Pomona Grange. will meet Churcb enjoyed • covered dim Mrs. Don Holateln and Mr. lnd ' God's siCi'lflee fo~tiie sins of at the Rock Springs Grange dinner at the church Friday, Mra. Sylveoler Shetter. Jeims been lent Into the worlcl ly RAY AYRES Hall Friday at B. p. m ..The April %11. Ji'ollwolng the dinner Mr. and Mra. Clyde Crou Soda ood s... ()peroo threatena your Job ~nd for Hill glveD unto Him ,.' UPI Sporls Wrlt•r Pomona Degree will be gtven the president, Mra. B. M. Pick· and children of Columbus spent Dtar Halon: p health. If you both cut an eveqt In Ria LOUISVILLE. Ky. rUPJ -"We m lull form. . ens was in cbar~· or the meet· a weekend with her When 1 CO po 1 beer blntt to normal colllumptlon. you as 6efast For have entered a period of desper-1 MAY ( mg. Mrs. LIUJ&n Jtylden con- Mr. and Mra. Howard I few doya OYfi'Y two or mllht dl!covtr lhere'IIIIGrt to was not defeat •t• calm ." Rock Spring• CUb Scouts dueled the dOYotlons. She wao and other relaUvea. monlhl 1 drink from ihe rue tllan TV dlm>el'l sUnce He key event of HI4I . IPack 2~ will meet Saturday ... isted by Mrs. Beulah Brod· Mrs. Milton Wolle the jotni. ope11 until thoy down wtthiUda ana soap Gpel'al and tbtt In to pve meiUIIJI8, Te;:'at the way tr81ner M•sh at 6:30 p. m. at the Salisbury lord. . ~ra. Lavinia Simpeon home ofll!r I vult over ctooe at nip!. No time out for - H. . . pur.pose to oJ all l!llln WOUld aeeept_ ·-~ ney, ho condtttons favored School Each family Is to take was ptanJSt. Sixteen members with the Alieno of ~ meoll u I :!rink while ulll!l. Dear Helen: Hill sacrifice. •, ., \ , Candy Spots for partner Rex Ell>· . . · ' were present W. Vo. ' _., ld This death of JeiUJ as 8 aacrlf~ and 1111 reaurredioJi worth , tnday desorlbed the loot a frted .ch•cken, a covered dtsh The Boosle~ Sunday School Mr . and Mra. Henry Rouah On the other hind, my wut Cou you please tell me why the ave makes It ble In ' IUbltltullonal hours before a field of and thetr own table servtce. Class of Baplllt church met on accompanied their oon, Ray watchea TV frOm the tlml lhe an otrm.U letlll' can CO eleu for· ftm to forpve alr= Of their llnJ. 'l'biiiiOt ..... g- to the post Saturday in I fhere will be a dime sup~r Thursday evening with Mra.M• Roush to his home lui Wed· •·11 u: ~thew~':"!'U:-!: ~~ ~th:,n :.~=· ~ glvett Him tbe power to fofllve our llnB·but enebltl Ute 19th runrun1 of tho Kflltucky , at the Letart Falls Commumty flo Roy as hoateas at her neaday roturnlnC Sunday. Mra. mull 1 ' abe ull TV dla. do alter 11 . t b t 1t Him to remove tbe guilt of OUf put life too. Derby, Hall, Saturday, May 4. Serving home. Devotions were led by Ray Rouoh remained bert last hlle :t.winl Slle doll yt d In u:_s sen' ~ 1 ~: This, then, makes It possible for a man or woman to The aerlOU& work was over al- will begin at 6 p. m. This is Mrs. Mabel Roosh and gameo week with her mother, Mn. houM:C,Id choroa durlnl tho ",hole day:a::bt a new lease on life llnctl they know they art !If thouch the worry remainod. Only spoosored by the Letart Falls, were m charge of Miss Vera Stella Cozart, who wao I leaa than thr miles , 18 before God or man. With flllllt removed', •Year•¥• ontheoveolthofirst East Letart, and Apple Grove ' Beegle. Refreshments were oer· !lent In Holzer hoapltal. She oay beer ,.,..tinllo BURNED UPee away. lll'notblngtofear. « thtUri~lo crown classici, Sir Methndisl churches. ved by Mrs. Roy to Blanche Cozart has been brought to t~· llr th TV ~ De B U . when we accept this sac.rlflce? Gaylord, the favorite, broke down MAY S Watterson, Bertha Sayre, Mabel home of her son; Mr. lnd Mrt. It lon't. ":::; 11 do ~y :~II ;; tlo to our way of thfnklnfl. We are no .. and was confined to hiS stan !' • Roush . Man•• Shain, C I a r a Billy Cozart. Mrs. Roush _ HENP • . ou quti n the smut of this present life but· when Decidedly romped to glory qu~e .~~~~erFed~;:t~te~h~;;; Powell, Helen , Simpson. Isabel ed to her home In ECKED HUB- :':':~Suro~th-;., t we become Interested In things which are eternat in ~he record ttme ol 2 00 2·5 for will be held SUnda at the Stmpson, Vera Beegle, Blanche Sunday. Dear HPH· cal' an~...;,. I'm wont!""'•• desires and ambitions are changed until we are de• the mile and .....quarter. y . Spencer, Cora Buck, Grella SUnday afternoon IUII\" 1 . _ . ~·-. to please Him. We lhlil also want to put OUf · church wtlh 1 covered dl9h dtn. Simpson and one guest, Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. GloM Batt •u Your wile probably wast.~ 11 1'· H. Hfs control and make Him the captain of our Never Bond Second Chok·e "" at 5 p. m. The Happy Har· Esther Daniels of Miami, Fla. Rev. Roy Gearhart of TUppero more time, but your· boer 1111- Plrmpered Poodle ' The hor,.. ogailltit which Candy I vesters cia.. wdl serve aa hoa· Tuesday evening May 7 the Plains and Mondoy caUera were •lin& waolla more money ond Dear Helen: . your life Is full of fears and guilt and you aeem tO Spots risks a perl~<t record of ~~~·es. Mrs. Wtlllam Kennedy Bertha M. Sayre Misslooary So. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford. • What kind Of a world Is this have no purpose for living then give yolll'Self to Jesu1 llix wins In .. , rae.. are: Cain ] wd! have devotmns and Mrs. ciety will meet at the church. Steve Shuler of Letart Mrs. Jim Carll!r. when middle-aged females take and He shall be able to fllve you a new life which Mtl Hoy Stable'• evor Bend, Groen- , Ph,•1 Memhart, !he program. It will be inatallalion or'br!icera a weekend with Mike Mra. vtralnla lfuchn of Gal· their preSDant poodles lo the your soul free from the eVIl of thiB life. tree Stable's No Robbery. Miss Ght8 Will be presented to the lor the year and all memben Mr. and Mra. Chesler Wll an OVernllht VU(I- veterlnorlan once I - k on I ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Patrice Jacob.<' Bonpur, D•tby oldest and youngest mothers Iare requestea I< he present. son spent Saturday In ol Rev. ond Mrl. W. K. plum pUiow yet, and ~et that 50-Ish women go nub OY· '"" study Is vaatly overdone Ia .. Dan Farm's Choteougay , Walnut and wtth most daughters pres· Miss Virginio Kola and Mr. bus. excited about the ~m1 ev· '!be dear thing's delicate grade and high achaoll. Ion'! It Hill Farm's G•·ay Pet, Bernard J. ent. Clyde Smith of Lucosville were Mra. loahel Slmpooo apenl 1 Bowman and family ent that they can talk of little neceultalel weelrly betler 10 leave something for Riddtt'o !Wyal Tower and Jo• 1 •h MAY i united m marriage m a double lew days with Mr. aod Mrs. of Sabina, Cora Coleman « else? . flavored vitamin dropo, the future? We older people got J . Cberock's lnvesloL The Middleport Garden Club ring ceremony by Rev. GloM Beckwith In Parkersbur1. Pickerin&ton and Naomi 0s- My netahbor Ia completely and therapy treat- along. fine without knowllts aU " Mover Bend winner of moro will meet Monday evening Bale Fnday afternoon. April 26 born and Roler of Canal Win- nuls about her poodle (and I and lite kind of fluttery, the detail! before we were 14. thaa $500 000 'was se<ond choice' May 6 at the home of M rs. at the EUB parsonage. Mr. and ' choster wer vlslttna Mr. and wish SOME~Ot'Y could ten dewy-eyed antlelpatlon I didn't There was JJ!UI aome mystery at ~oJ'.as.~tn;. the ~~ quoted 011 fJ•ck Welsh, High st. with Mrs. Mrs. Harold ShuRiway also of Harry Co'eman. me why Its· alwaya poodles gel even with my first human ai'oul It, even after we WIN 1 • Candy Spoll:· NQ_ Robbery . another A. A. Dilliard aod Miss Halli! Lucasville, where Rev. and Mr. and Mra. Bill Smith {){ baby. married, and we weren't nearcolt with an unbe"at.n word was :Zerkle assisting hostesses. Mrs. Bate served a former paswere overnight vis· But thla latest Is the end: ly so apt lo experiment when tlltrd cboice at s-1. The Pomero) Garden Club tor ate, were attendanll at the of Mr. and Mrs. Harold :won't believe II, .but the we weren't stimuli¥ ~.mad• These are the "big 1 .. uti will meet Monday at 2 p, m. · weddmg, . Newlun. tnvlled all her hWe dart· all the tftOre curlowt by frank .tho, :'~ edition of A ca'o l•t the home of Miss Lydia Eb- i Fred Sayre returned home ~fLooata Ferren and Fred of lng'a doggy friends (and their leJ: taudt" and movlti and bouks Medway were ovlll'ltlght Gouge readlnft: to a baby poodle lholf· handed out at school. Perbapt, 1 rutesl horse race which boasto lersbach instead of Mrs. L. C. ler bemg hospt~llzed a! Metgs two undeleatod startent for the Karr. There will be a SJieni i Memonal hospttal. Membero of the Racine of Mr. ond Mra. Charlet dam UI.O, 15 .1, running 13 Now tell ne, Helen, what'l this free and easy atlltude 10 first time alnce Arislides won the auction. Gu.. ts of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ergency squad held 1 !trot ley. lalelt thing In preseDta for many seem to. have now bed 011 rollers, Pomeroy-MIIIOn Inaugural running in 1875 . Catrns were her parents, Mr. meeting at. the basemen! of Utah Swan and Dale Sanden 80, Pt. Pleasant 2u 5 Hinton poodles?- GERALI). been Inadvertently loalered by Uabeot.o H..... and Mrs: LISle Blacke and her the Melhndtst Church recently. of Tuppers Plaino were vuitlnl 1.29 Kanawha FaDs 3 12 overeducallon - M.K.S. Down through the years .. ,.. , aunt , MIS! Lelia Burr of Ash· Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Cora Swan. lea~ 1121 London . • Jerry: Dear M.K.S.: unbeaten horae• have started in , 1 tabula wh,, were enroute to Dave Yates and Anna Swan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holll!r and WinlieJ.i dams ~ere 011 the Why don't ,you send over a You've certainly got a point! the Derby. Only two of them l thetr home from Flortdn. were Charles Lisle, Syrac•WJe, were vl!ilinl Hanson Holter a sillll bundle of old newspapers and America's preoccupation wIt b emerged unscathed with Regret. Mr and Mrs. Francis Morris Freeland Norris and May patient at Veterans Hoapital' In movemeoto· regrela? '!be only thing sn has reached the lodicrou1 the only lilly ever to win. scormg 1 went to Athens Monday and ac· of Racine, Mrs. Clyde Lawrence Huntinllton. Ohio River _ Bingo down poodle and a ohower could stage, but the schools are the In 1915 and Morvich bouncing ! companted Chrtstme and Btll Grace Swan and Mr. and Mn. Calling oo Mr. and Mrs. 0s- 7 1 m. Chris Jr down 13 In common Is that they least or the offendera. They at home in !922. But such horses as Lake to Parkersburg. After re- Herbert Swan. . • Babcock were Mrs. John a ..;,; 'c'harlea S~enson ~p 14 both cauH puddles.- H. ttast attempt to leach facta hoo. ~·ative Dancer. Bimelech. Coal- I turnmg to Athens m the even· . Hope Adams and lamdy were and son, of success, 11 p.m.; illinois up 14 , 3, 40 a: Dear Melon: . estly, and parents 10011 complall town. Thunderer and Colonel Ho· l CLEVELAND •UPil - The mg they were guests at a su~· dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. David RitJga of Nlap· m; Ben McCool up 14, 5 a.m.; I'm another one who thinks U they overstep,- H. gan ta.ted defeat for the f•rst Cleveland Browns ha?etraded d•· lpnse btrthday. party giVen In Btl! SwaJn, Martelli. . ra Falls, N.Y., Vlrgmia Hugheo Mils Sterling up 15, 4:15 ·a.in.; time in the Rose Run. l tenolve tackle Floyd Peters to the honor of Chrtotlne by Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Oorsei Larktna GaUlpolu and Mra. W. K. Craig M. down 15, I a.m.; BayThere wa 11 little left for the , Detroit Lions ·ffl--·eJfpyjye half. , Steven.son, Harnet Whealdon, . a~ Vera Weber and V~da were ou Lacomb up 15 , 7 a.m.; Blue trainers to do until it is titne on I back Ken Webb in a straight play- and LIZ Jo~~"·. IVISiting M~. and Mrs. Jma Frederick of Cheat- Seal down 15, 7:30 1.m.; C~pSaturday to lilt !heir jockeys into , er deal. ! Mrs. Lavmta Stmpaon return· too .. Cheshtre. visted Phyllll Larklnl. lain Joe up 16, 5:30 a.m.; C. the saddle to the stra ins of "My ! . ·ed to her home, Columbus, wtth VISttmg Mr. and Mra. Garth Mra. Pat Patterson and son, V. Harner up 17, 4 p.m.; Cruel· Old Kentucky Home." , Pl!ters, who was 1 Browns Mr . and Mrs. Bob Kmghtstep SmJtl, and Kenny were Pvt. were visiting Mr1. Htr- ble down 17 3 . Indl Tenney planned to gallop Candy ! regular for the past two years, after spending a week here with 1nie Reynolds of Fi. Campbell, riett Bryant. l? ? 8 m. Spols tnday to keep lhe colt on j probably w•ll fill the gap m the lher son, Mr. and Mrs . Jim Tenn. , Mrs. Ina Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer 30 ' m·· Ra., mondppewSalupt· d' . t -• h , s· d I •· ., Y ave' own ed~e. No Robbery, Chateaugay Detrott ros er (·rellteu by I e sus- Impson an son. . son o Athens and Mrs. Harr~tt were visiting Allen Brewer who 19 , f:JJ a.m.; Freiberger up and Royal Tower also were sched· pens.ion of Al~x Kar~a~ .for engag· ; \tr. and Mrs. Ray Sayre of Bryant. is a patient at St. Joseph Hoa· 5 a.m.: Robert Reed up 21 , uled for ''blo~A·out" and the others . mg m gambhng actJVJt.es. ; Zanesville spent several daya l Kenny Reynolds spent pJtal Parkersburg. m, J Rutchln 21 Our UIICI Clf Lot Ia LoodHI Over 38 Cera On probably will get them on Satur-' W bb , n te wtlh Mr. aod Mrs. Albert Hill al days with Mr. aod Mrs. How· Mr. and Mro. Shirley Swan a: ;' me~nWestern suopn up · 1 5 1 22 A Lot With A Copaclty of Only 20 Cora. 1 e 1s a ve-year ve ran o d th f • d · " · ·• • daly morning. the pro ranks and last year anM o erd rMe1a tvce':tt Bad! d arG YoungCurtat Padofen RCieedty. 'II wHere visiting Mr. and Mra. a.m.; Gona down 23, 11 p.m.; If You Doll'! Han A Trod•ln, Come In We 18 ained 267 ards in 70 carnes 1 r . an - rs. rl r or eorge . SVl e ank Holter. Jerr Bosworth down 23 3 a.m. Will S.ll 'I'ou Any Cor On Our Lot At A Who.. ~ith the L~ns of _ Wort~mston were weekeod l spent__t~~eekend With Mr. -VIolet Smltlt ~lion down 23, 3:t0 a.m. : .. lo Price. We H.ve To RHucl Our Stock Of Used Can. • - - • w:: I I r~mainlnJ maO: ":;': :livered :! I ";'ou 1 I b. ; Long Bottom Society Notes j I River Report "l- __ .:. lie""" Brown Deal Floyd PeterS T D Boal • 0 etfOlt 'chtm., a:• . USED I 1 1 • Swap ndIans 1 Perry To Twins For Kralick Metropolitan Federation Amendment Bill !=::t:;nG~~~~'r.:·~·:.; Passes Senate Committee, 1st Big Hurdle r.:~ ~:!;;;;r=~~ ~~~~~~EG t 12 li.S P•rry R62!a&-! Team Pis. By ROBERT L KAYLOR 1 It provides lor a vote to deter- I ing othor c!Jarges. KANSAS ClTY. Mo. !UPI) - Bletner Block 70 Uaa&ed Pl'ftl laten•Uon•l I mine whether the munlcipaUtieJ ;· The Cleveland Indians traded ' Falstaff Beer ~ COLUMBUS fUPli-The issue should combine, with a majority To Jd-y CIIIIIIUtoo rlabthandtr Jim Perry to P&mero}' Cement Block 66 of metropolitan federation for i required in each .subdivision in~ The quality of reelamatkm done Minnesota Twins Thursday in ex· I Sy.racuse Ball Park 66 munictpalitiea ~ it• fint l volved. Provision is .also made by strip minin& coocerna eame ebange for lefty Jack Kralick Middleport Dept . Store 52 hurdle Thursday in an attempt to for chartering the federation. under attack during a :ecent conPerry broke in sensationaHy !Hot Rods 37 go before the voters •gain. The t-ommittee's action wu the troverl)' over 1 biD that would 'l!llth the Tribe in 1959 when Cleve-, Hot Rodo j Members of the Senate State major development •• the Gen· have allowed them to operata 00 land made a •trong bid for the j Wonds : 510 Government Committee voted 5-t era! Aslil!mbly wound up it> 17th otate londl. The bill w.. ldllod. , American League pennant. Perry Musser Representative• voted unani369 1 to rKommend for passage a pro- week with a quiet session·. l~]~i~!l, :~ 12 games ln 1959 and in 1960 Wagner I pooal to put !AI a vote a constitu· Senate Majority Leader s. StlU>mously 1n favor ol a bill thet 511 when he was named the Baseball Miller tional amendment providing for ley Mechem, R-Neb!onville, an~ would provide for Jdentlfylng two 497 "'Writers' Man of the Year. he wol1' 1 Blind 420 llie federations, which would al· nounced the upper chamber or more e1Ddidate1 with the '''"'·''~·" 11. Handicap 33 low municipalities_ to combine would extend its work week from Arne name who were running for ' Sl.nce then, howevf'r , Pli"rry has Total 2347 governmental aerv1ces and agen· now one by having Thursday aft. office. beenrelatively ineffPCtivl! He has ! Middleport Store des. ·erllCIOilteasiona. Rep. Jolpeh D. Horvath, n. ' '~~~- record thiS .season, although McElhinney Dept. A th~ee · fifths vote in each The change would aUow time Cuyahoga, u1d he tponaqred tbe 577 ·.atng relief action in five game1 . 527 house 11 needed lo put the for: expanded committee aebe- bill becaulf! of confusion in auch · ':;lim not blaming anybody," ~:e 441 amendment on the ballnt next No- dulea in the morning. Under the caoeo. He aaid he had the aamo l'fiirr ujd aftor the trade was Damewood vember. A similar proposallailod present setup the Senate adjourns name 11 hia opponent In the last 494 ~ -need. ·~ expect to get more Stobart m 1958. lor the week after a Thursday election. 559 , ~ to pitch lor til< Twino. Total Sponsored by Sen, Ed Garrl· morning _.ion. The bill would live an lnc:um· 2598 gan, R·Akron, the propol!al al- Sens. Oliver Ocasek. D. North· ben! tho choi<e o1 how he wanted · · 'Iiiii aU the rainouts r didn't get ' loiiJ<b cbanco with the Indians." lows led.erations of adja<ent mu- ~ lield , and Ed Witmer, D-Conton, to have bio rw.mo appear on tho 1:a'l'lbe manager Birdie Tebbetts Syraruae Ball Pork nlctpaltb.. ll • .., h~ 1 popula- introduced a bill to tighten strip ballot. H neither caudldole wu ,. eifa lt was a 11tt>r of "tradmg Louks • 538 t1on of over 50.000. 1 mining law 11 by raising bond from an incumbent, the Board of Eltc\1! .-ung rif' .anded pitcher ror Wolfe 450 MuleJpaliUn &. Deelde $220 lo $500 per acre .and institut~ tioo& would makt the choice. 1 lblrting handed pih'her ·· Grueser f'l? ....,_,L_ ... ·' Sylvester 532 Hado Hondashelt 519 tadlay College Total 25411 Ol'f,N lllE CABINET CONTAININ6 ~IS · aner Ties Mark , 1~EN 'JHERE ARE TIMES WHEN 'tOt) Pomerey Cement Block C~OW AND BALlO BECOMES A CANINE 1 liJ1LsDALE. Mich , I UP II 'IHINK 'A:lU SHOULO TAKE liiM TO Clatworthy 530 IIAOAI?. liE CAN !lEAR IT I!LOGK.S AWAY··· ~oy College runner Odell Bar- Duerr lllE VET f:OQ AN EAR TRUMPE.T · 558 q ·-ked to a 9.2 seconds win , Davis _,, 472 t.lie lOD-yard dash Thursday to ' Anderson 457 ~Jly tie the world's record Sauer 101 rJfMt event, but F1ndlay lost the Handicap 21 lo Hlllsdal• College. 70«l. ' Total 2544 ~ky coach Jim Houdoshell 'i'llft.·Barry'l lime m the event : Falolllf not be set lo tht> NCAA Stiven tertlfication be<'aus~ then ~~ ' ,_ DO wind meter in u~e at the Walker m and Barry had B slrr)ll~ Lohse 476 Schoenleb 430 ~~':~~= him in the dash estimated Barry hsd ~he Hawley 52% 1 JD-15 mii~-Pf'r· hour Total 2525 hack. Bletner Block 1 junior. has lost only Miller 529 the event this year, 111 Bradley 2S9 )C INDICATES :ili!OJIM Relays and th• Ohio Sisson 521 WilE QE POOGI.t 345 I\IAS W~EN liE ,~~~r:; Aft.r winnine l Reed . he WOil the l D. Roush 340 HEARD DOOR OF In !11.5 te<'OIIdo. E Roush 149 GliOW LOCKER 'rec..-.1 In the tOO was Capehart 313 OPI!NEO •••• • by Frank Bucld of Handicap 94 . I i!ii.iii!i!i!!iiiiiEJ!~ Total 1811 " the: I I I 1 * a.m.; Southem up 31,4:20 a.m.: Bob Benter down 31, 4:30a.m.: Defender up 32, 3 a.m.i EliSha Woods down 32, 4:44a.m.; Wayne H. up 32, 5 a.m.; Miss Lou up 32• S:40 a.m.; Franklin ·B. down ··JS, ·11:10 p.m.: Rellabll! down 33, 1:25 a.m.; LeiJa She&l' er up 33, 1:30 a.m.i H. E. BoW· leo down 33, t p.m. '·Gallipolis Dam - R. H. 8os.. worth 11 up· J2:15,.a..m.; Se1Mt do~ 2:31 a.~.; F.ranklln Pier<..'e up 5.30 a.m., ES80 Pennsylvania down 7:30 a.rn. kMiwlll River - 0. · ..F: Shearer down Marmet 11 p.m., Merrill up Mlll'llltt 1:45 a.m.; Beaver down Wi!lflekl 7:10 p.m. Dispatcher up Winfield 8 p.m.; A. E. Dykeo down Winfield 10:· 20 p.m.; Helen Z. down Wlnl!eld 10:40 p,m.; Solvay up ..Wlnfteld ):511 a.m:; R<lbert W.. up WlnfJekl 6:40 a.m. Average Price Of 8900.32 Registered Forty • one ·resJsllred Hoi· steino from 12 stales went w buyers In 13 states, Puerto Rico and Mexico at tiD of f9011.S2 in the recent Classic Sale at Cary, IUino•s The event, limited 10 d4ugltl· era or buill owned by c.trtiU BrPedln~ Service, wu ...14 the nation • wldo artlflciol breedinR orcanllatllln'a h..d. quarter• fram aceordlng to Leland Po•kor ol Pomeroy, local rep1'8MIItatlvt of the finD. price of the day wu $165o by Verpana Farma, Dlttrten, New Roy Holter Home Is Scene Of Che ster Garden Club Event RAMBLERS lf61 RAMILIR Dol••· 2 Dr. R&H. llandard , _]rana. Like new. w._ IN! IIAMtaLIR AmarlciNI 2 Dr. Ston4ortl Trano. I tit IIAMILIR Clo11le 4 Dr. lu~. l'utll "' ~!!l!~ '"'t&H. ,.. ~~ ~. ~ 1951 RAMILIR Cl-lc Cullom~ Dr. $1all011 w-. Stantll•<l wltll· tv.Nrtve, nlco. PLY~S ltD Pl. YMO\ITH 4 Dr. IIIII nice. VI. 1951 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. GrHn. VI. t951 PLYMOUTH 4 tlr. 'r..tOn. loluo. VI. 1956 Jit.YMouTH 4 ilr. llueliiiOI w!tlle. I til Pl.YMOUTN 2 tit. TM-' t'""' nlct. ...,1. FORDS . ' CHEVROLET$ * 8 "'w Scouts Active i A LEW S p~m .. . ' ~ .' REPAIR SERVIa '" Sch00}Cl ass GI.VeS Y. 8 ethan.y L ad ies Aid · Elects Oflfcers The Bethany E.U.B. Church Ladies Aid mel Tuesday in the church annex . Opening devtr lions were led by Edna Knopp. The group then discussed an article about Easter. The business meeting was opened by president Edna Knopp and election of officers was held. Elected were, president, Bernice Theiss ; vice president, Ann Beegle; secretary, Belle Josephine Theiss; treasurer, Smtih; and news reporll'r, Sterrett. A silent auction was held with $6.25 being taken in . I SHOE BOX " U•., s.. I(EDS CANVAS FOOTWEAR ,OR T ...E ENTIRE FAMILY N. 2nd Ave. boys at least t4 years old. I Support of every community I in the Scout Council area will make it possible to continue to Paul make Scouting avatlable to boys Manuel, teacher, the Eighth . 1" the neighborhoods where they Grade of Salisbury School gave hve. a program Monday on conservalion and Arbot Day. The program included the flag sqlu!e, VTS!TORS IN EDEN the song, "America the Beauti· Recenl vtsitors of Mr. and lull," aecoinpanied · by Opal Mrs. P. R. Randolph of Eden · Offutt: scripture reading, Job were Mr. Henry Spencer and 1:19·20, Robert Marret; reading son of Chester. Mr. and Mrs. of Governor's proclamation by Erwin Cain of Columbus. Mrs. Merlin Tracy. · Paul Chevelier spent Sunday AI "Tr u B evening w1th her father , Archie 50 • a poem, ees, er· l , also of Eden. neas Yonker,. Conservah~n Pledge, the entJCe class ; Ohto Buck~~·· Rodney Hysell ; .. !he Mr. and Mo·s. Lloyd Roush · film, Your Oh .o Herrtage , and visited their daughtf"r and son- i : ceremony usmg a red maple in-law, Rev. and Mrs. John from Carper's ~urs~ry planted Barringer in Charleston Sunday ' by M~ . Paul Fnck, Janitor, and the etghth grade boys. The tree was ~nat~ ~y Mrs. Geneva Joach1m, pr10c1pal of the ~chool. Founders' Day D p Dl'nner AHended ay rograrn 8 S 'f Under the ,direCtion of banquet on Saturday, June 1. The arrangements are to be at lhe Chesler grade school building by 3 p. m. Mrs. How~ ard Knight and Mrs. Dale Kautz are co-chairmen. Miss Ann Holler, daughter of hostess, collected the packets THE Arbor OfOTI Y Members of Xi Gamma Mu Ohio Eta Phi chapters of Sigma Phi Sorority and · pledges atll'nded the annual Founder's Day dinner Fri· . April 26 at Oscar's in Gal· lipolis. This was the 32nd anniversa:y of th~ founding or Beta Stgma Pht Barbara Rigg:s. new president conducted the Ritual of the Jewels and welcomed the pled~ ges. The Ohio Eta Phi response was Jed by Betsy Horky. Skits carrymg out a resume of the projects were given by Rupe and Velma Rue of Gamma and by members of !he pleage class of Eta Phi. The Found~r·s Day pledge was given by Aprtl Smith with Lucy Amsbary reading the message from Walter Ross, the founder. Th closing ritual was given by Jean Balzewicz. Pledges of Eta Phi attending were Shtrley Batey, Dee Brown, Martha Es· chleman, Betsy Horky, Marjorie Keebaugh, Lila Sue Milch, Anna Marie Morrison, Sharlee Neuman, Belly Rawlings, Smflh, Linda Smith, Bil· lie Jo Spears, Marilyn Wisecup, and Nona Slory of Xi Gam· Mu. It's Time to Eat Out At ... CIRCLE1S RESTAURANT A.M. TO 9 P..-,. IIIR:EAKF<UT'-1 UNCH-DINNERS-PARTIES Drive In • • ·~~~e:s~~~~tiiiJ. 1 1, Drive out with a new ·MOTOROLA® CAR RADIO recess 17" vitreous china lavatory , and washdown toil•f with lifelime gUorant••d h:Citures . Less (plus ;ns,ollafion} WERNER RADIO &T. V. N. 2nd Ave. Middleport trim and seat. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING All Transistor Radio for as little as ,. •' Edward Baer, owner WY 2-2036 232 E. Eecond Pomeroy 't• ~­ '1 t Services Announ.,ed For Mrs. Dunn, 72 0 e " POINT PLEASANT - Funer· service~ for Mrs. Jos'ie Lee Dunn, 72, Pl. Pleasant, wIll be ~eld Saturday 2 p.m. at the Main Street Baptist Churcn with the Rev. Kenneth Candler and Rev. Charles A. Pitzer officiating_ Burial will be in Lone al Oak r •. y ~emetery. Mrs. Dunn died suddenly Wednesday morning shortly ~f­ ter being admitted to Holzer Hospital after suffermg a cor" nary attack . Mrs. Dunn is survived by one .daughter, Mrs. Fred Schroeder, Pt. Pleasant; one son C a p t. Bertram Dunn, U. S. Army, P· ·.istan; one sister, Miss Lenz Foglesong, Pt. Pleasant; one brother, Lloyd Foglesoog, Pl. Pleasant and live grandchild· ren. Friends may call at t h e Craw Funeral Home alter 4 p. Friday. I r. l ASKS ~,101 Jllf. PLEASANT - Mother's Day Moy 1% Best gifts for Mother are found in a jewelry store of quality gifts. Quality always costs less in the long run. Lay away gifts for Mother's Day , , . Gradu~tion .. June Brides. It A $5,00tl Cil!ll A'Miotf 'has been 'filed with Citcuit· eourt Clerk hy Garland E. Bostic, through his attorney S. D. Lltllepage, against Jack· I~ .Payne seeking judgment in th& amou•t o!.$5,000 as a re· sull of an accident on March 11, 1963 on primary Route 2 near Apple Grove. The claims the defendant negligent· JY·~rove a motor vehicle agamst a motur vehicle opera!· ed ' by the plaintiff, causing the plainlilf to break his hand nose and otherwise Injured. t, ]. ,f 1· • ,, ·.Pieoaaat Valley Hoapltal . ;Q)MJ1TI!:D: Edward· DtrVis, Mason. DISCHARGED: Oscar McCary, West Columbia; Mathew Long, Glenwood; Elmer Deal, Ashton; Mrs. James HoUings· head, Pt. Pleasant; Loretta Ma· ' theny, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Den· sll Durst, Pt. Pleasant. STUDEtAI(ERS IUICKS PONTIAC$ OLDSMOBIW · MERCURY$ II •• Suppose you had to send 13,050 children to school?. This would rost more than $4 Y, million. This year, Ohio Powt-r Company will pay an estimated $6,525,000 in real and personal property taxes in Ohio-70 per cent of this amount will go directly to the. operation of our schools. This is the amount of money required to keep 13,050 children in sch.ool for one year. As one of Ohio's biggeot taxpayers, we help support the cost o( government a·n d all ki"rl' of public 3. ROOM GROUP $299. '-"~.VI. . "'o,· ".. f'rrvices: road~. schools, l1blal'ies, hospital"' fire and police protection . To the figu re above, add our Federal lax bill and the total is over $30 million for 1963 -more money I han we pay for wages, or coal or any other oper.al.ing expense. n. I "' Ohio Power. an inveHior·owned electric company, is proud of its ability to meet Its civic responBibiiityand , in addition, to co ntinue to Lring you the beet posoible electric service at the lowest possible cost. You live better, served by sn investor-owned electric company ., r-·~ OHIO POWER"COMPANY .· wl!c., ror ...llonCII'abil ~::~=~· ·l~,C.~ Darlena," All · Amerlcln two-yoar>Oid 1962. A,...,. ' Jn Tfl·.state T WSCS Group 3 tlr We-Hive ~IIIII Ill · " · a 1 1951 CHIYROLIT 4 VI Stotlatt ·W 1951 CHIYROLIT 4 ir 6 crt. Stotlon w1957 CHIYROLIT 4 dr· Sudan. va. · 1955 CHIVROLIT 2 lledon 1951 CHIYROLIT 2 tlr HtNitp ltslfli. YMOUTH 2 tlr. "( J t\t ospl a l,ews 1 ' ~ STEAKS - CHOPS - HAM 1MO FORD VI c.. try Sed. ito. Watin 1959 PORD VI 2 Sedan. Solid, ltD POlD VI 2 Sodon.Ciean. 1955 PORD VI 2 Deer Sed on. 1953 FORD (61 Stotlon H I BROASTED CHICKEN 20 a.m.; Orco up Greenup 5:10 M.;'·w~",.•r;:~ Rsates.RMtphrs. oH·omB,: fS)iitrttnl "'l>ll to Egypt. r · NEW YORK tUPil A opokem!WI Slid ll wNI " • en. Mrs . Rnb<rt lfolestem Cr~te. CBSae•" very •P"I'al saad" for""" lr . . Mrs. Joseph fox , Mrs. Mildred !tar, ul4 Weo!May . lpr the If ~h p . rn. Brtght, James Windle car I former Vleo Preslllent II!. . - . The new bon,. of Mr. aod lllJ.-oeeds bfOUIIhl by the mem· 0 Eall!red Hospital Kuhn , Estel Yates, Lillian lllxon wiD move to NI'YI York to Mra. Roy Hnlter W88 the scene bers for the 4-H clubs. Amon~ those who entered Moore . Tamara Wickline oontlnue hlo bUsioeos and political l of the May meeting of the Ches· The 1\'SCS ol the Syracuse Holzer hospttal in the past 24 Cheryl Cbapman. ALUM NATION , tor Garden Club Wednesday ev· "Plant A Fourth of July Gar· lllethodist church met Wednes· hours were Kicky Lee Kinder, Among AUIIIg career. ,' 12 •500 reglsll'red IW> Third Ave Mrs Robert -•-g. Mrs. Homer Holter aod den Now " wao presented by day evening at the home of More !han . . Cronkite, on hls re~•lar tele1 NO. 301 • •w• ' . . Cub Scouts, Soy Scoots Ex· . · · Accordmg to the midnight •Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell were ,_..,-__ H Mrs. Guy 1Summerfield. Mrs. Mrs . Carl llerrmg m Rutland . jp1oren and adu1t 1ea ders are 1fi: Burger_. 50 Grapi' Si. ' . Char- por1 o! th e nursmg . depi.lrtmt'nl. ""'d news show, said Ni>OU will hoales!es. omer Moler displayed sever· Mrs. Alice Capehart, presi· •no• participath.g in Scoutin~"' 108 J Htgley, Rt 2 Bidwell, !hose patients who were listed JOin a Ne• York law firm and He•vy putyliquid Mrs. Carl Kautz, president, al cr~n.t arr~~ts, aft~ dent, opened the meeting with the TM • State Area 'Council of Mrs. Frank B Thompson, New as (air included James C. Bv- establish a legal -residence here conducted the meeting which er revrewmg destgns tn ar· devotions using as her topic !he Boy Scouts of America. Ro- Haven , W. v•.. Thomas E. Da- ers, Mrs. Wtllte Carpen ter make htm,..If eligible u a preo!i· ll Aluminum Coating opened with the club collect ranging by use of 8 chart "Thoughts rule the Worid." tak· bert Richards, Meigs • Gallia . v~S.,. 0 •k HJII. Mrs Ted E. Mrs. Daisy Brown. Mrs. Paul dential candidate from New York. Deoij)ned for ROOFS and all -.nlf'the verse ol the month by ~'i : · K. !~nour . Mrs. en from The Methndisl Woman. Mason District Sustalnin~ Mem. IFul .;. Rt 3 Oak Htli, Mrs. Han· Bartee and Arthur Nelson. ' types of ldEri"AL and MA Mra. Purley Karr. Roll call au aer a rs. Summer· "The Reach 6f your Religion" bership Chai rman, said tndav ley -· Betz . Jackson. Harold foor unt ls of blood were ad· I REECT DAMAGE RFA!UEST SONRY. Coats, caulk•. beau· "Tips on Transplanting House field aw.arded blue ribbons to was the theme of Ute program "Scouting continues to c~p- Lee Ya.tes, Rt : 1 Jackson, and ministered at the hospital on BOLTON. Conn. IU Pil Plants" was answered by Z2 Mrs. Reid Young and .Mrs. Ho· presimted by Mrs. W iII ! a '" ture the imaginat ion of Ameri- ~1rs William (, Heywood, Hun· lThursdH) boal'd of selectmen Wednesday tlfiea and reflects heat. W~· members. Mrs. K. D. Amsbary mer Holter and red ribbons to Eichinger. An article on straw- cans, both boy and adult," Ri· ltmgton . . I mght rejected Richard terProot and rustvroof. Get and Mrs. Charles Griffith were . Holter and Mrs. Pearl ber:rles was read by Mrs. Her- rhards saicl "anti '\.') A.mP.rica's I Births . request for $100 dam~ges becau!;e II it tomorrow! guests. Jor ar~f'Bembebonts featur· ring. A chapter of the study largest vouth organization 1 Mrs. Arthur Unham, R 1 0 JITNEY SUPPER SET a town-owned vehi•le backed · GuorantMd 8 Yeorsl 19 3 Mrs. Paul Baer, chairman , IP~ed Ut ~ ns ;ere book, ''The Handicap People. ·• Scouting is. making a si!!:nificani , Grande, daughter · : p.m. There wiU be a jitney supper hl!!i truek . distributed schedule~ for the a~a t~ rs~ ble:J' was givep,_by Miss Marcia Karr ., impact today .'' 'Th••rsday Mrs. Arnold R. Da- at Tuppers Plains School Satur- ' The board siad the town's J 2 spring flower show and anhear~r ~=-:n Mora fo; During the business session The Tr1 - State Arei Counc il : ~~:0 Sr · ~~ sd:ell~ton, C~~: day May 4th with servmg· from h•('le was dri \len by Morra . nounced the dale, . May 25basket · th ur 643 · F'lrths. A a l to 8 p. m. The menu will in· 9 shut-In calls were reported: ' is conducting iL annual SUs- , · . 28 ' at the Masomc buddmDeo m A conl.est ·on trees and lakes An t · · M be h' II t ence u 0 ers. t ve., cIude c h'tc ken and dressmg, · SA ND TO EGYPT WY 2•237'.. invitation was read to at· ammg ern rs lp enro men d ght 8·1 5 am Th sda ~hester. Mrs. Earl Dean and was conducted by Mrs Clar· tend Ma) Fellowship Day at this month. Only ~art of the I ~:u J•;hn ·N N.ot;er ~~ Y1 meat loaf, mashed potatoes and LETGHTON, England mPII- 134 Mill St. Middleport rs. IIA!ld Young .wtll be in Neulzllng and wo~ by the Mt Moriah Baptist' churen Council budget i sprovided by N~sthup son · 5. 29 ' Th .. gravy, home baked beans, green The firm of George Garside, Ud. charge of decoratmg at !he Mrs Howard Knight Mrs In Middleport tnday A medtta· Community Chests ; the -bal· d ~ , , . a.m. u" I beans, deviled eggs, sa lad, cake ~~es~ Elementary school for Neu~ling received the doo; tion on Psalm 23 b~ Miss Karr ance required must come from I B) and pie. coffee and punch . etc. I me Etghth Grade commence- rize coocluded the meetln and re- Sustaining Memberships of cili· Discharged ment Thursday, May 16. P Th~ hi>stes erved d lreshments were serv~ 10 sev- zens who wish to identify them- Patients recently discharged DANCE ANNOUNCED ' The decorating at Eastern rt ses s tal tr 8 .:;~ en members selves with and help the local linc•uded Waller Wallis, John A bene1il dance partv High School for Baccalaureate sebod course oufcrys Gllatsysl · ~outing program_ Liltle . Mrs. Frank Fugate. the ,Javs as Pmc:ee" will bt> held 1 Sund M 19 •11 b vases as avors. rom , . . 0 ay, ay , w_1 e m secre• pals and a tour of the Therer256 CubScoutpacks Mr~ _re n McAllister, Wilha m saturliay evening at the .Pome-. h luded Boy Scou troops and Explorer 1 Ir:' met Jrs , Mrs. M a u d c 1 ro• · ll1gh <.;chool audllon um 1 charge. of Mrs. David Koblentz and Mrs. Purley Karr. Follownew Tho~e. cone II posts in t Council. Cub Scout· ' Young, Mrs. George Smlln Istarting al 8 p m . Proceeds Will ' ing a oustom, each e~en~~fd atetheun:o::e ~~ ing is for boys 8t o 11 years of j r:-chf' : Sheet~. Mrs Samm 1e be added to the P.H :-; troph)' will make one \able arrange- Mrs Robert Wood age, Boy Scoutmg for boys 11 aod mlant daughter. fund Everyone is welcome. ment lor the Chester Alumni · · and older. and Exploring is for :1 1_..__ _ _ _ _ __::..__ _ _ __::..__ _ _ _ _ _,:1 .OPEN 6 WHOLESALE PRICES Over 12.500 ' Mrs. RutIand Is Host . ,. ' _..... ........... At~t*....... •~tmiito (~c~..._. •••• AN IMY ••'fOW .....M•O : ··'· ... .4., ·-· - > .... ' • ~I ' f !'·'\ ... J • ... ' ,; '• ... . ~· ... "' ,,., •• .< ,, - �· r--·· --· . . . . . . . . Ql • 0 ... l \ R---· acine I ·, r • ' '. •( I ' ~;I, •• • ' f 'SERMONEI"''''N." 11 1!.1 IUtsll of Mt. ond Mn. A. C. Brad1ord. ' 2-Daily Sentinel, J:'.o.m_eroy·Middleport , 0 ., MayS, 1963 ... I I S9thRunning SOCIAL~ ltems of Interest~~::::.;~=~ Helen Help .Us! Of Kentucky CoR.amdohr H Jy ·Derby All Set I BEHOLD I ~!o::rss or GOD! and Mrs. Francis Marris. ByRev.Beya-lw1 Mrs. Lotlie Wlleoxen return· P•ltor of the Tllppen P~ E. U.ll. t1Cit"'e""llft.tt MAy 1 The Happy Hustlers Sunday ed 'lomt after spendlnf • ltele" lotte! the Ba~t apolte theae words one day as ht School class ol the Methodlot in Mlddll!town with Mr. and aaw Je!UI walldntflbbY He ·omnke them inean '· Pomona Grange. will meet Churcb enjoyed • covered dim Mrs. Don Holateln and Mr. lnd ' God's siCi'lflee fo~tiie sins of at the Rock Springs Grange dinner at the church Friday, Mra. Sylveoler Shetter. Jeims been lent Into the worlcl ly RAY AYRES Hall Friday at B. p. m ..The April %11. Ji'ollwolng the dinner Mr. and Mra. Clyde Crou Soda ood s... ()peroo threatena your Job ~nd for Hill glveD unto Him ,.' UPI Sporls Wrlt•r Pomona Degree will be gtven the president, Mra. B. M. Pick· and children of Columbus spent Dtar Halon: p health. If you both cut an eveqt In Ria LOUISVILLE. Ky. rUPJ -"We m lull form. . ens was in cbar~· or the meet· a weekend with her When 1 CO po 1 beer blntt to normal colllumptlon. you as 6efast For have entered a period of desper-1 MAY ( mg. Mrs. LIUJ&n Jtylden con- Mr. and Mra. Howard I few doya OYfi'Y two or mllht dl!covtr lhere'IIIIGrt to was not defeat •t• calm ." Rock Spring• CUb Scouts dueled the dOYotlons. She wao and other relaUvea. monlhl 1 drink from ihe rue tllan TV dlm>el'l sUnce He key event of HI4I . IPack 2~ will meet Saturday ... isted by Mrs. Beulah Brod· Mrs. Milton Wolle the jotni. ope11 until thoy down wtthiUda ana soap Gpel'al and tbtt In to pve meiUIIJI8, Te;:'at the way tr81ner M•sh at 6:30 p. m. at the Salisbury lord. . ~ra. Lavinia Simpeon home ofll!r I vult over ctooe at nip!. No time out for - H. . . pur.pose to oJ all l!llln WOUld aeeept_ ·-~ ney, ho condtttons favored School Each family Is to take was ptanJSt. Sixteen members with the Alieno of ~ meoll u I :!rink while ulll!l. Dear Helen: Hill sacrifice. •, ., \ , Candy Spots for partner Rex Ell>· . . · ' were present W. Vo. ' _., ld This death of JeiUJ as 8 aacrlf~ and 1111 reaurredioJi worth , tnday desorlbed the loot a frted .ch•cken, a covered dtsh The Boosle~ Sunday School Mr . and Mra. Henry Rouah On the other hind, my wut Cou you please tell me why the ave makes It ble In ' IUbltltullonal hours before a field of and thetr own table servtce. Class of Baplllt church met on accompanied their oon, Ray watchea TV frOm the tlml lhe an otrm.U letlll' can CO eleu for· ftm to forpve alr= Of their llnJ. 'l'biiiiOt ..... g- to the post Saturday in I fhere will be a dime sup~r Thursday evening with Mra.M• Roush to his home lui Wed· •·11 u: ~thew~':"!'U:-!: ~~ ~th:,n :.~=· ~ glvett Him tbe power to fofllve our llnB·but enebltl Ute 19th runrun1 of tho Kflltucky , at the Letart Falls Commumty flo Roy as hoateas at her neaday roturnlnC Sunday. Mra. mull 1 ' abe ull TV dla. do alter 11 . t b t 1t Him to remove tbe guilt of OUf put life too. Derby, Hall, Saturday, May 4. Serving home. Devotions were led by Ray Rouoh remained bert last hlle :t.winl Slle doll yt d In u:_s sen' ~ 1 ~: This, then, makes It possible for a man or woman to The aerlOU& work was over al- will begin at 6 p. m. This is Mrs. Mabel Roosh and gameo week with her mother, Mn. houM:C,Id choroa durlnl tho ",hole day:a::bt a new lease on life llnctl they know they art !If thouch the worry remainod. Only spoosored by the Letart Falls, were m charge of Miss Vera Stella Cozart, who wao I leaa than thr miles , 18 before God or man. With flllllt removed', •Year•¥• ontheoveolthofirst East Letart, and Apple Grove ' Beegle. Refreshments were oer· !lent In Holzer hoapltal. She oay beer ,.,..tinllo BURNED UPee away. lll'notblngtofear. « thtUri~lo crown classici, Sir Methndisl churches. ved by Mrs. Roy to Blanche Cozart has been brought to t~· llr th TV ~ De B U . when we accept this sac.rlflce? Gaylord, the favorite, broke down MAY S Watterson, Bertha Sayre, Mabel home of her son; Mr. lnd Mrt. It lon't. ":::; 11 do ~y :~II ;; tlo to our way of thfnklnfl. We are no .. and was confined to hiS stan !' • Roush . Man•• Shain, C I a r a Billy Cozart. Mrs. Roush _ HENP • . ou quti n the smut of this present life but· when Decidedly romped to glory qu~e .~~~~erFed~;:t~te~h~;;; Powell, Helen , Simpson. Isabel ed to her home In ECKED HUB- :':':~Suro~th-;., t we become Interested In things which are eternat in ~he record ttme ol 2 00 2·5 for will be held SUnda at the Stmpson, Vera Beegle, Blanche Sunday. Dear HPH· cal' an~...;,. I'm wont!""'•• desires and ambitions are changed until we are de• the mile and .....quarter. y . Spencer, Cora Buck, Grella SUnday afternoon IUII\" 1 . _ . ~·-. to please Him. We lhlil also want to put OUf · church wtlh 1 covered dl9h dtn. Simpson and one guest, Mrs. Rev. and Mrs. GloM Batt •u Your wile probably wast.~ 11 1'· H. Hfs control and make Him the captain of our Never Bond Second Chok·e "" at 5 p. m. The Happy Har· Esther Daniels of Miami, Fla. Rev. Roy Gearhart of TUppero more time, but your· boer 1111- Plrmpered Poodle ' The hor,.. ogailltit which Candy I vesters cia.. wdl serve aa hoa· Tuesday evening May 7 the Plains and Mondoy caUera were •lin& waolla more money ond Dear Helen: . your life Is full of fears and guilt and you aeem tO Spots risks a perl~<t record of ~~~·es. Mrs. Wtlllam Kennedy Bertha M. Sayre Misslooary So. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Bradford. • What kind Of a world Is this have no purpose for living then give yolll'Self to Jesu1 llix wins In .. , rae.. are: Cain ] wd! have devotmns and Mrs. ciety will meet at the church. Steve Shuler of Letart Mrs. Jim Carll!r. when middle-aged females take and He shall be able to fllve you a new life which Mtl Hoy Stable'• evor Bend, Groen- , Ph,•1 Memhart, !he program. It will be inatallalion or'br!icera a weekend with Mike Mra. vtralnla lfuchn of Gal· their preSDant poodles lo the your soul free from the eVIl of thiB life. tree Stable's No Robbery. Miss Ght8 Will be presented to the lor the year and all memben Mr. and Mra. Chesler Wll an OVernllht VU(I- veterlnorlan once I - k on I ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Patrice Jacob.<' Bonpur, D•tby oldest and youngest mothers Iare requestea I< he present. son spent Saturday In ol Rev. ond Mrl. W. K. plum pUiow yet, and ~et that 50-Ish women go nub OY· '"" study Is vaatly overdone Ia .. Dan Farm's Choteougay , Walnut and wtth most daughters pres· Miss Virginio Kola and Mr. bus. excited about the ~m1 ev· '!be dear thing's delicate grade and high achaoll. Ion'! It Hill Farm's G•·ay Pet, Bernard J. ent. Clyde Smith of Lucosville were Mra. loahel Slmpooo apenl 1 Bowman and family ent that they can talk of little neceultalel weelrly betler 10 leave something for Riddtt'o !Wyal Tower and Jo• 1 •h MAY i united m marriage m a double lew days with Mr. aod Mrs. of Sabina, Cora Coleman « else? . flavored vitamin dropo, the future? We older people got J . Cberock's lnvesloL The Middleport Garden Club ring ceremony by Rev. GloM Beckwith In Parkersbur1. Pickerin&ton and Naomi 0s- My netahbor Ia completely and therapy treat- along. fine without knowllts aU " Mover Bend winner of moro will meet Monday evening Bale Fnday afternoon. April 26 born and Roler of Canal Win- nuls about her poodle (and I and lite kind of fluttery, the detail! before we were 14. thaa $500 000 'was se<ond choice' May 6 at the home of M rs. at the EUB parsonage. Mr. and ' choster wer vlslttna Mr. and wish SOME~Ot'Y could ten dewy-eyed antlelpatlon I didn't There was JJ!UI aome mystery at ~oJ'.as.~tn;. the ~~ quoted 011 fJ•ck Welsh, High st. with Mrs. Mrs. Harold ShuRiway also of Harry Co'eman. me why Its· alwaya poodles gel even with my first human ai'oul It, even after we WIN 1 • Candy Spoll:· NQ_ Robbery . another A. A. Dilliard aod Miss Halli! Lucasville, where Rev. and Mr. and Mra. Bill Smith {){ baby. married, and we weren't nearcolt with an unbe"at.n word was :Zerkle assisting hostesses. Mrs. Bate served a former paswere overnight vis· But thla latest Is the end: ly so apt lo experiment when tlltrd cboice at s-1. The Pomero) Garden Club tor ate, were attendanll at the of Mr. and Mrs. Harold :won't believe II, .but the we weren't stimuli¥ ~.mad• These are the "big 1 .. uti will meet Monday at 2 p, m. · weddmg, . Newlun. tnvlled all her hWe dart· all the tftOre curlowt by frank .tho, :'~ edition of A ca'o l•t the home of Miss Lydia Eb- i Fred Sayre returned home ~fLooata Ferren and Fred of lng'a doggy friends (and their leJ: taudt" and movlti and bouks Medway were ovlll'ltlght Gouge readlnft: to a baby poodle lholf· handed out at school. Perbapt, 1 rutesl horse race which boasto lersbach instead of Mrs. L. C. ler bemg hospt~llzed a! Metgs two undeleatod startent for the Karr. There will be a SJieni i Memonal hospttal. Membero of the Racine of Mr. ond Mra. Charlet dam UI.O, 15 .1, running 13 Now tell ne, Helen, what'l this free and easy atlltude 10 first time alnce Arislides won the auction. Gu.. ts of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh ergency squad held 1 !trot ley. lalelt thing In preseDta for many seem to. have now bed 011 rollers, Pomeroy-MIIIOn Inaugural running in 1875 . Catrns were her parents, Mr. meeting at. the basemen! of Utah Swan and Dale Sanden 80, Pt. Pleasant 2u 5 Hinton poodles?- GERALI). been Inadvertently loalered by Uabeot.o H..... and Mrs: LISle Blacke and her the Melhndtst Church recently. of Tuppers Plaino were vuitlnl 1.29 Kanawha FaDs 3 12 overeducallon - M.K.S. Down through the years .. ,.. , aunt , MIS! Lelia Burr of Ash· Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Cora Swan. lea~ 1121 London . • Jerry: Dear M.K.S.: unbeaten horae• have started in , 1 tabula wh,, were enroute to Dave Yates and Anna Swan Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holll!r and WinlieJ.i dams ~ere 011 the Why don't ,you send over a You've certainly got a point! the Derby. Only two of them l thetr home from Flortdn. were Charles Lisle, Syrac•WJe, were vl!ilinl Hanson Holter a sillll bundle of old newspapers and America's preoccupation wIt b emerged unscathed with Regret. Mr and Mrs. Francis Morris Freeland Norris and May patient at Veterans Hoapital' In movemeoto· regrela? '!be only thing sn has reached the lodicrou1 the only lilly ever to win. scormg 1 went to Athens Monday and ac· of Racine, Mrs. Clyde Lawrence Huntinllton. Ohio River _ Bingo down poodle and a ohower could stage, but the schools are the In 1915 and Morvich bouncing ! companted Chrtstme and Btll Grace Swan and Mr. and Mn. Calling oo Mr. and Mrs. 0s- 7 1 m. Chris Jr down 13 In common Is that they least or the offendera. They at home in !922. But such horses as Lake to Parkersburg. After re- Herbert Swan. . • Babcock were Mrs. John a ..;,; 'c'harlea S~enson ~p 14 both cauH puddles.- H. ttast attempt to leach facta hoo. ~·ative Dancer. Bimelech. Coal- I turnmg to Athens m the even· . Hope Adams and lamdy were and son, of success, 11 p.m.; illinois up 14 , 3, 40 a: Dear Melon: . estly, and parents 10011 complall town. Thunderer and Colonel Ho· l CLEVELAND •UPil - The mg they were guests at a su~· dinner guests of Mr. and Mra. David RitJga of Nlap· m; Ben McCool up 14, 5 a.m.; I'm another one who thinks U they overstep,- H. gan ta.ted defeat for the f•rst Cleveland Browns ha?etraded d•· lpnse btrthday. party giVen In Btl! SwaJn, Martelli. . ra Falls, N.Y., Vlrgmia Hugheo Mils Sterling up 15, 4:15 ·a.in.; time in the Rose Run. l tenolve tackle Floyd Peters to the honor of Chrtotlne by Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Oorsei Larktna GaUlpolu and Mra. W. K. Craig M. down 15, I a.m.; BayThere wa 11 little left for the , Detroit Lions ·ffl--·eJfpyjye half. , Steven.son, Harnet Whealdon, . a~ Vera Weber and V~da were ou Lacomb up 15 , 7 a.m.; Blue trainers to do until it is titne on I back Ken Webb in a straight play- and LIZ Jo~~"·. IVISiting M~. and Mrs. Jma Frederick of Cheat- Seal down 15, 7:30 1.m.; C~pSaturday to lilt !heir jockeys into , er deal. ! Mrs. Lavmta Stmpaon return· too .. Cheshtre. visted Phyllll Larklnl. lain Joe up 16, 5:30 a.m.; C. the saddle to the stra ins of "My ! . ·ed to her home, Columbus, wtth VISttmg Mr. and Mra. Garth Mra. Pat Patterson and son, V. Harner up 17, 4 p.m.; Cruel· Old Kentucky Home." , Pl!ters, who was 1 Browns Mr . and Mrs. Bob Kmghtstep SmJtl, and Kenny were Pvt. were visiting Mr1. Htr- ble down 17 3 . Indl Tenney planned to gallop Candy ! regular for the past two years, after spending a week here with 1nie Reynolds of Fi. Campbell, riett Bryant. l? ? 8 m. Spols tnday to keep lhe colt on j probably w•ll fill the gap m the lher son, Mr. and Mrs . Jim Tenn. , Mrs. Ina Patterson and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer 30 ' m·· Ra., mondppewSalupt· d' . t -• h , s· d I •· ., Y ave' own ed~e. No Robbery, Chateaugay Detrott ros er (·rellteu by I e sus- Impson an son. . son o Athens and Mrs. Harr~tt were visiting Allen Brewer who 19 , f:JJ a.m.; Freiberger up and Royal Tower also were sched· pens.ion of Al~x Kar~a~ .for engag· ; \tr. and Mrs. Ray Sayre of Bryant. is a patient at St. Joseph Hoa· 5 a.m.: Robert Reed up 21 , uled for ''blo~A·out" and the others . mg m gambhng actJVJt.es. ; Zanesville spent several daya l Kenny Reynolds spent pJtal Parkersburg. m, J Rutchln 21 Our UIICI Clf Lot Ia LoodHI Over 38 Cera On probably will get them on Satur-' W bb , n te wtlh Mr. aod Mrs. Albert Hill al days with Mr. aod Mrs. How· Mr. and Mro. Shirley Swan a: ;' me~nWestern suopn up · 1 5 1 22 A Lot With A Copaclty of Only 20 Cora. 1 e 1s a ve-year ve ran o d th f • d · " · ·• • daly morning. the pro ranks and last year anM o erd rMe1a tvce':tt Bad! d arG YoungCurtat Padofen RCieedty. 'II wHere visiting Mr. and Mra. a.m.; Gona down 23, 11 p.m.; If You Doll'! Han A Trod•ln, Come In We 18 ained 267 ards in 70 carnes 1 r . an - rs. rl r or eorge . SVl e ank Holter. Jerr Bosworth down 23 3 a.m. Will S.ll 'I'ou Any Cor On Our Lot At A Who.. ~ith the L~ns of _ Wort~mston were weekeod l spent__t~~eekend With Mr. -VIolet Smltlt ~lion down 23, 3:t0 a.m. : .. lo Price. We H.ve To RHucl Our Stock Of Used Can. • - - • w:: I I r~mainlnJ maO: ":;': :livered :! I ";'ou 1 I b. ; Long Bottom Society Notes j I River Report "l- __ .:. lie""" Brown Deal Floyd PeterS T D Boal • 0 etfOlt 'chtm., a:• . USED I 1 1 • Swap ndIans 1 Perry To Twins For Kralick Metropolitan Federation Amendment Bill !=::t:;nG~~~~'r.:·~·:.; Passes Senate Committee, 1st Big Hurdle r.:~ ~:!;;;;r=~~ ~~~~~~EG t 12 li.S P•rry R62!a&-! Team Pis. By ROBERT L KAYLOR 1 It provides lor a vote to deter- I ing othor c!Jarges. KANSAS ClTY. Mo. !UPI) - Bletner Block 70 Uaa&ed Pl'ftl laten•Uon•l I mine whether the munlcipaUtieJ ;· The Cleveland Indians traded ' Falstaff Beer ~ COLUMBUS fUPli-The issue should combine, with a majority To Jd-y CIIIIIIUtoo rlabthandtr Jim Perry to P&mero}' Cement Block 66 of metropolitan federation for i required in each .subdivision in~ The quality of reelamatkm done Minnesota Twins Thursday in ex· I Sy.racuse Ball Park 66 munictpalitiea ~ it• fint l volved. Provision is .also made by strip minin& coocerna eame ebange for lefty Jack Kralick Middleport Dept . Store 52 hurdle Thursday in an attempt to for chartering the federation. under attack during a :ecent conPerry broke in sensationaHy !Hot Rods 37 go before the voters •gain. The t-ommittee's action wu the troverl)' over 1 biD that would 'l!llth the Tribe in 1959 when Cleve-, Hot Rodo j Members of the Senate State major development •• the Gen· have allowed them to operata 00 land made a •trong bid for the j Wonds : 510 Government Committee voted 5-t era! Aslil!mbly wound up it> 17th otate londl. The bill w.. ldllod. , American League pennant. Perry Musser Representative• voted unani369 1 to rKommend for passage a pro- week with a quiet session·. l~]~i~!l, :~ 12 games ln 1959 and in 1960 Wagner I pooal to put !AI a vote a constitu· Senate Majority Leader s. StlU>mously 1n favor ol a bill thet 511 when he was named the Baseball Miller tional amendment providing for ley Mechem, R-Neb!onville, an~ would provide for Jdentlfylng two 497 "'Writers' Man of the Year. he wol1' 1 Blind 420 llie federations, which would al· nounced the upper chamber or more e1Ddidate1 with the '''"'·''~·" 11. Handicap 33 low municipalities_ to combine would extend its work week from Arne name who were running for ' Sl.nce then, howevf'r , Pli"rry has Total 2347 governmental aerv1ces and agen· now one by having Thursday aft. office. beenrelatively ineffPCtivl! He has ! Middleport Store des. ·erllCIOilteasiona. Rep. Jolpeh D. Horvath, n. ' '~~~- record thiS .season, although McElhinney Dept. A th~ee · fifths vote in each The change would aUow time Cuyahoga, u1d he tponaqred tbe 577 ·.atng relief action in five game1 . 527 house 11 needed lo put the for: expanded committee aebe- bill becaulf! of confusion in auch · ':;lim not blaming anybody," ~:e 441 amendment on the ballnt next No- dulea in the morning. Under the caoeo. He aaid he had the aamo l'fiirr ujd aftor the trade was Damewood vember. A similar proposallailod present setup the Senate adjourns name 11 hia opponent In the last 494 ~ -need. ·~ expect to get more Stobart m 1958. lor the week after a Thursday election. 559 , ~ to pitch lor til< Twino. Total Sponsored by Sen, Ed Garrl· morning _.ion. The bill would live an lnc:um· 2598 gan, R·Akron, the propol!al al- Sens. Oliver Ocasek. D. North· ben! tho choi<e o1 how he wanted · · 'Iiiii aU the rainouts r didn't get ' loiiJ<b cbanco with the Indians." lows led.erations of adja<ent mu- ~ lield , and Ed Witmer, D-Conton, to have bio rw.mo appear on tho 1:a'l'lbe manager Birdie Tebbetts Syraruae Ball Pork nlctpaltb.. ll • .., h~ 1 popula- introduced a bill to tighten strip ballot. H neither caudldole wu ,. eifa lt was a 11tt>r of "tradmg Louks • 538 t1on of over 50.000. 1 mining law 11 by raising bond from an incumbent, the Board of Eltc\1! .-ung rif' .anded pitcher ror Wolfe 450 MuleJpaliUn &. Deelde $220 lo $500 per acre .and institut~ tioo& would makt the choice. 1 lblrting handed pih'her ·· Grueser f'l? ....,_,L_ ... ·' Sylvester 532 Hado Hondashelt 519 tadlay College Total 25411 Ol'f,N lllE CABINET CONTAININ6 ~IS · aner Ties Mark , 1~EN 'JHERE ARE TIMES WHEN 'tOt) Pomerey Cement Block C~OW AND BALlO BECOMES A CANINE 1 liJ1LsDALE. Mich , I UP II 'IHINK 'A:lU SHOULO TAKE liiM TO Clatworthy 530 IIAOAI?. liE CAN !lEAR IT I!LOGK.S AWAY··· ~oy College runner Odell Bar- Duerr lllE VET f:OQ AN EAR TRUMPE.T · 558 q ·-ked to a 9.2 seconds win , Davis _,, 472 t.lie lOD-yard dash Thursday to ' Anderson 457 ~Jly tie the world's record Sauer 101 rJfMt event, but F1ndlay lost the Handicap 21 lo Hlllsdal• College. 70«l. ' Total 2544 ~ky coach Jim Houdoshell 'i'llft.·Barry'l lime m the event : Falolllf not be set lo tht> NCAA Stiven tertlfication be<'aus~ then ~~ ' ,_ DO wind meter in u~e at the Walker m and Barry had B slrr)ll~ Lohse 476 Schoenleb 430 ~~':~~= him in the dash estimated Barry hsd ~he Hawley 52% 1 JD-15 mii~-Pf'r· hour Total 2525 hack. Bletner Block 1 junior. has lost only Miller 529 the event this year, 111 Bradley 2S9 )C INDICATES :ili!OJIM Relays and th• Ohio Sisson 521 WilE QE POOGI.t 345 I\IAS W~EN liE ,~~~r:; Aft.r winnine l Reed . he WOil the l D. Roush 340 HEARD DOOR OF In !11.5 te<'OIIdo. E Roush 149 GliOW LOCKER 'rec..-.1 In the tOO was Capehart 313 OPI!NEO •••• • by Frank Bucld of Handicap 94 . I i!ii.iii!i!i!!iiiiiEJ!~ Total 1811 " the: I I I 1 * a.m.; Southem up 31,4:20 a.m.: Bob Benter down 31, 4:30a.m.: Defender up 32, 3 a.m.i EliSha Woods down 32, 4:44a.m.; Wayne H. up 32, 5 a.m.; Miss Lou up 32• S:40 a.m.; Franklin ·B. down ··JS, ·11:10 p.m.: Rellabll! down 33, 1:25 a.m.; LeiJa She&l' er up 33, 1:30 a.m.i H. E. BoW· leo down 33, t p.m. '·Gallipolis Dam - R. H. 8os.. worth 11 up· J2:15,.a..m.; Se1Mt do~ 2:31 a.~.; F.ranklln Pier<..'e up 5.30 a.m., ES80 Pennsylvania down 7:30 a.rn. kMiwlll River - 0. · ..F: Shearer down Marmet 11 p.m., Merrill up Mlll'llltt 1:45 a.m.; Beaver down Wi!lflekl 7:10 p.m. Dispatcher up Winfield 8 p.m.; A. E. Dykeo down Winfield 10:· 20 p.m.; Helen Z. down Wlnl!eld 10:40 p,m.; Solvay up ..Wlnfteld ):511 a.m:; R<lbert W.. up WlnfJekl 6:40 a.m. Average Price Of 8900.32 Registered Forty • one ·resJsllred Hoi· steino from 12 stales went w buyers In 13 states, Puerto Rico and Mexico at tiD of f9011.S2 in the recent Classic Sale at Cary, IUino•s The event, limited 10 d4ugltl· era or buill owned by c.trtiU BrPedln~ Service, wu ...14 the nation • wldo artlflciol breedinR orcanllatllln'a h..d. quarter• fram aceordlng to Leland Po•kor ol Pomeroy, local rep1'8MIItatlvt of the finD. price of the day wu $165o by Verpana Farma, Dlttrten, New Roy Holter Home Is Scene Of Che ster Garden Club Event RAMBLERS lf61 RAMILIR Dol••· 2 Dr. R&H. llandard , _]rana. Like new. w._ IN! IIAMtaLIR AmarlciNI 2 Dr. Ston4ortl Trano. I tit IIAMILIR Clo11le 4 Dr. lu~. l'utll "' ~!!l!~ '"'t&H. ,.. ~~ ~. ~ 1951 RAMILIR Cl-lc Cullom~ Dr. $1all011 w-. Stantll•<l wltll· tv.Nrtve, nlco. PLY~S ltD Pl. YMO\ITH 4 Dr. IIIII nice. VI. 1951 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. GrHn. VI. t951 PLYMOUTH 4 tlr. 'r..tOn. loluo. VI. 1956 Jit.YMouTH 4 ilr. llueliiiOI w!tlle. I til Pl.YMOUTN 2 tit. TM-' t'""' nlct. ...,1. FORDS . ' CHEVROLET$ * 8 "'w Scouts Active i A LEW S p~m .. . ' ~ .' REPAIR SERVIa '" Sch00}Cl ass GI.VeS Y. 8 ethan.y L ad ies Aid · Elects Oflfcers The Bethany E.U.B. Church Ladies Aid mel Tuesday in the church annex . Opening devtr lions were led by Edna Knopp. The group then discussed an article about Easter. The business meeting was opened by president Edna Knopp and election of officers was held. Elected were, president, Bernice Theiss ; vice president, Ann Beegle; secretary, Belle Josephine Theiss; treasurer, Smtih; and news reporll'r, Sterrett. A silent auction was held with $6.25 being taken in . I SHOE BOX " U•., s.. I(EDS CANVAS FOOTWEAR ,OR T ...E ENTIRE FAMILY N. 2nd Ave. boys at least t4 years old. I Support of every community I in the Scout Council area will make it possible to continue to Paul make Scouting avatlable to boys Manuel, teacher, the Eighth . 1" the neighborhoods where they Grade of Salisbury School gave hve. a program Monday on conservalion and Arbot Day. The program included the flag sqlu!e, VTS!TORS IN EDEN the song, "America the Beauti· Recenl vtsitors of Mr. and lull," aecoinpanied · by Opal Mrs. P. R. Randolph of Eden · Offutt: scripture reading, Job were Mr. Henry Spencer and 1:19·20, Robert Marret; reading son of Chester. Mr. and Mrs. of Governor's proclamation by Erwin Cain of Columbus. Mrs. Merlin Tracy. · Paul Chevelier spent Sunday AI "Tr u B evening w1th her father , Archie 50 • a poem, ees, er· l , also of Eden. neas Yonker,. Conservah~n Pledge, the entJCe class ; Ohto Buck~~·· Rodney Hysell ; .. !he Mr. and Mo·s. Lloyd Roush · film, Your Oh .o Herrtage , and visited their daughtf"r and son- i : ceremony usmg a red maple in-law, Rev. and Mrs. John from Carper's ~urs~ry planted Barringer in Charleston Sunday ' by M~ . Paul Fnck, Janitor, and the etghth grade boys. The tree was ~nat~ ~y Mrs. Geneva Joach1m, pr10c1pal of the ~chool. Founders' Day D p Dl'nner AHended ay rograrn 8 S 'f Under the ,direCtion of banquet on Saturday, June 1. The arrangements are to be at lhe Chesler grade school building by 3 p. m. Mrs. How~ ard Knight and Mrs. Dale Kautz are co-chairmen. Miss Ann Holler, daughter of hostess, collected the packets THE Arbor OfOTI Y Members of Xi Gamma Mu Ohio Eta Phi chapters of Sigma Phi Sorority and · pledges atll'nded the annual Founder's Day dinner Fri· . April 26 at Oscar's in Gal· lipolis. This was the 32nd anniversa:y of th~ founding or Beta Stgma Pht Barbara Rigg:s. new president conducted the Ritual of the Jewels and welcomed the pled~ ges. The Ohio Eta Phi response was Jed by Betsy Horky. Skits carrymg out a resume of the projects were given by Rupe and Velma Rue of Gamma and by members of !he pleage class of Eta Phi. The Found~r·s Day pledge was given by Aprtl Smith with Lucy Amsbary reading the message from Walter Ross, the founder. Th closing ritual was given by Jean Balzewicz. Pledges of Eta Phi attending were Shtrley Batey, Dee Brown, Martha Es· chleman, Betsy Horky, Marjorie Keebaugh, Lila Sue Milch, Anna Marie Morrison, Sharlee Neuman, Belly Rawlings, Smflh, Linda Smith, Bil· lie Jo Spears, Marilyn Wisecup, and Nona Slory of Xi Gam· Mu. It's Time to Eat Out At ... CIRCLE1S RESTAURANT A.M. TO 9 P..-,. IIIR:EAKF<UT'-1 UNCH-DINNERS-PARTIES Drive In • • ·~~~e:s~~~~tiiiJ. 1 1, Drive out with a new ·MOTOROLA® CAR RADIO recess 17" vitreous china lavatory , and washdown toil•f with lifelime gUorant••d h:Citures . Less (plus ;ns,ollafion} WERNER RADIO &T. V. N. 2nd Ave. Middleport trim and seat. OHIO VALLEY PLUMBING & HEATING All Transistor Radio for as little as ,. •' Edward Baer, owner WY 2-2036 232 E. Eecond Pomeroy 't• ~­ '1 t Services Announ.,ed For Mrs. Dunn, 72 0 e " POINT PLEASANT - Funer· service~ for Mrs. Jos'ie Lee Dunn, 72, Pl. Pleasant, wIll be ~eld Saturday 2 p.m. at the Main Street Baptist Churcn with the Rev. Kenneth Candler and Rev. Charles A. Pitzer officiating_ Burial will be in Lone al Oak r •. y ~emetery. Mrs. Dunn died suddenly Wednesday morning shortly ~f­ ter being admitted to Holzer Hospital after suffermg a cor" nary attack . Mrs. Dunn is survived by one .daughter, Mrs. Fred Schroeder, Pt. Pleasant; one son C a p t. Bertram Dunn, U. S. Army, P· ·.istan; one sister, Miss Lenz Foglesong, Pt. Pleasant; one brother, Lloyd Foglesoog, Pl. Pleasant and live grandchild· ren. Friends may call at t h e Craw Funeral Home alter 4 p. Friday. I r. l ASKS ~,101 Jllf. PLEASANT - Mother's Day Moy 1% Best gifts for Mother are found in a jewelry store of quality gifts. Quality always costs less in the long run. Lay away gifts for Mother's Day , , . Gradu~tion .. June Brides. It A $5,00tl Cil!ll A'Miotf 'has been 'filed with Citcuit· eourt Clerk hy Garland E. Bostic, through his attorney S. D. Lltllepage, against Jack· I~ .Payne seeking judgment in th& amou•t o!.$5,000 as a re· sull of an accident on March 11, 1963 on primary Route 2 near Apple Grove. The claims the defendant negligent· JY·~rove a motor vehicle agamst a motur vehicle opera!· ed ' by the plaintiff, causing the plainlilf to break his hand nose and otherwise Injured. t, ]. ,f 1· • ,, ·.Pieoaaat Valley Hoapltal . ;Q)MJ1TI!:D: Edward· DtrVis, Mason. DISCHARGED: Oscar McCary, West Columbia; Mathew Long, Glenwood; Elmer Deal, Ashton; Mrs. James HoUings· head, Pt. Pleasant; Loretta Ma· ' theny, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Den· sll Durst, Pt. Pleasant. STUDEtAI(ERS IUICKS PONTIAC$ OLDSMOBIW · MERCURY$ II •• Suppose you had to send 13,050 children to school?. This would rost more than $4 Y, million. This year, Ohio Powt-r Company will pay an estimated $6,525,000 in real and personal property taxes in Ohio-70 per cent of this amount will go directly to the. operation of our schools. This is the amount of money required to keep 13,050 children in sch.ool for one year. As one of Ohio's biggeot taxpayers, we help support the cost o( government a·n d all ki"rl' of public 3. ROOM GROUP $299. '-"~.VI. . "'o,· ".. f'rrvices: road~. schools, l1blal'ies, hospital"' fire and police protection . To the figu re above, add our Federal lax bill and the total is over $30 million for 1963 -more money I han we pay for wages, or coal or any other oper.al.ing expense. n. I "' Ohio Power. an inveHior·owned electric company, is proud of its ability to meet Its civic responBibiiityand , in addition, to co ntinue to Lring you the beet posoible electric service at the lowest possible cost. You live better, served by sn investor-owned electric company ., r-·~ OHIO POWER"COMPANY .· wl!c., ror ...llonCII'abil ~::~=~· ·l~,C.~ Darlena," All · Amerlcln two-yoar>Oid 1962. A,...,. ' Jn Tfl·.state T WSCS Group 3 tlr We-Hive ~IIIII Ill · " · a 1 1951 CHIYROLIT 4 VI Stotlatt ·W 1951 CHIYROLIT 4 ir 6 crt. Stotlon w1957 CHIYROLIT 4 dr· Sudan. va. · 1955 CHIVROLIT 2 lledon 1951 CHIYROLIT 2 tlr HtNitp ltslfli. YMOUTH 2 tlr. "( J t\t ospl a l,ews 1 ' ~ STEAKS - CHOPS - HAM 1MO FORD VI c.. try Sed. ito. Watin 1959 PORD VI 2 Sedan. Solid, ltD POlD VI 2 Sodon.Ciean. 1955 PORD VI 2 Deer Sed on. 1953 FORD (61 Stotlon H I BROASTED CHICKEN 20 a.m.; Orco up Greenup 5:10 M.;'·w~",.•r;:~ Rsates.RMtphrs. oH·omB,: fS)iitrttnl "'l>ll to Egypt. r · NEW YORK tUPil A opokem!WI Slid ll wNI " • en. Mrs . Rnb<rt lfolestem Cr~te. CBSae•" very •P"I'al saad" for""" lr . . Mrs. Joseph fox , Mrs. Mildred !tar, ul4 Weo!May . lpr the If ~h p . rn. Brtght, James Windle car I former Vleo Preslllent II!. . - . The new bon,. of Mr. aod lllJ.-oeeds bfOUIIhl by the mem· 0 Eall!red Hospital Kuhn , Estel Yates, Lillian lllxon wiD move to NI'YI York to Mra. Roy Hnlter W88 the scene bers for the 4-H clubs. Amon~ those who entered Moore . Tamara Wickline oontlnue hlo bUsioeos and political l of the May meeting of the Ches· The 1\'SCS ol the Syracuse Holzer hospttal in the past 24 Cheryl Cbapman. ALUM NATION , tor Garden Club Wednesday ev· "Plant A Fourth of July Gar· lllethodist church met Wednes· hours were Kicky Lee Kinder, Among AUIIIg career. ,' 12 •500 reglsll'red IW> Third Ave Mrs Robert -•-g. Mrs. Homer Holter aod den Now " wao presented by day evening at the home of More !han . . Cronkite, on hls re~•lar tele1 NO. 301 • •w• ' . . Cub Scouts, Soy Scoots Ex· . · · Accordmg to the midnight •Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell were ,_..,-__ H Mrs. Guy 1Summerfield. Mrs. Mrs . Carl llerrmg m Rutland . jp1oren and adu1t 1ea ders are 1fi: Burger_. 50 Grapi' Si. ' . Char- por1 o! th e nursmg . depi.lrtmt'nl. ""'d news show, said Ni>OU will hoales!es. omer Moler displayed sever· Mrs. Alice Capehart, presi· •no• participath.g in Scoutin~"' 108 J Htgley, Rt 2 Bidwell, !hose patients who were listed JOin a Ne• York law firm and He•vy putyliquid Mrs. Carl Kautz, president, al cr~n.t arr~~ts, aft~ dent, opened the meeting with the TM • State Area 'Council of Mrs. Frank B Thompson, New as (air included James C. Bv- establish a legal -residence here conducted the meeting which er revrewmg destgns tn ar· devotions using as her topic !he Boy Scouts of America. Ro- Haven , W. v•.. Thomas E. Da- ers, Mrs. Wtllte Carpen ter make htm,..If eligible u a preo!i· ll Aluminum Coating opened with the club collect ranging by use of 8 chart "Thoughts rule the Worid." tak· bert Richards, Meigs • Gallia . v~S.,. 0 •k HJII. Mrs Ted E. Mrs. Daisy Brown. Mrs. Paul dential candidate from New York. Deoij)ned for ROOFS and all -.nlf'the verse ol the month by ~'i : · K. !~nour . Mrs. en from The Methndisl Woman. Mason District Sustalnin~ Mem. IFul .;. Rt 3 Oak Htli, Mrs. Han· Bartee and Arthur Nelson. ' types of ldEri"AL and MA Mra. Purley Karr. Roll call au aer a rs. Summer· "The Reach 6f your Religion" bership Chai rman, said tndav ley -· Betz . Jackson. Harold foor unt ls of blood were ad· I REECT DAMAGE RFA!UEST SONRY. Coats, caulk•. beau· "Tips on Transplanting House field aw.arded blue ribbons to was the theme of Ute program "Scouting continues to c~p- Lee Ya.tes, Rt : 1 Jackson, and ministered at the hospital on BOLTON. Conn. IU Pil Plants" was answered by Z2 Mrs. Reid Young and .Mrs. Ho· presimted by Mrs. W iII ! a '" ture the imaginat ion of Ameri- ~1rs William (, Heywood, Hun· lThursdH) boal'd of selectmen Wednesday tlfiea and reflects heat. W~· members. Mrs. K. D. Amsbary mer Holter and red ribbons to Eichinger. An article on straw- cans, both boy and adult," Ri· ltmgton . . I mght rejected Richard terProot and rustvroof. Get and Mrs. Charles Griffith were . Holter and Mrs. Pearl ber:rles was read by Mrs. Her- rhards saicl "anti '\.') A.mP.rica's I Births . request for $100 dam~ges becau!;e II it tomorrow! guests. Jor ar~f'Bembebonts featur· ring. A chapter of the study largest vouth organization 1 Mrs. Arthur Unham, R 1 0 JITNEY SUPPER SET a town-owned vehi•le backed · GuorantMd 8 Yeorsl 19 3 Mrs. Paul Baer, chairman , IP~ed Ut ~ ns ;ere book, ''The Handicap People. ·• Scouting is. making a si!!:nificani , Grande, daughter · : p.m. There wiU be a jitney supper hl!!i truek . distributed schedule~ for the a~a t~ rs~ ble:J' was givep,_by Miss Marcia Karr ., impact today .'' 'Th••rsday Mrs. Arnold R. Da- at Tuppers Plains School Satur- ' The board siad the town's J 2 spring flower show and anhear~r ~=-:n Mora fo; During the business session The Tr1 - State Arei Counc il : ~~:0 Sr · ~~ sd:ell~ton, C~~: day May 4th with servmg· from h•('le was dri \len by Morra . nounced the dale, . May 25basket · th ur 643 · F'lrths. A a l to 8 p. m. The menu will in· 9 shut-In calls were reported: ' is conducting iL annual SUs- , · . 28 ' at the Masomc buddmDeo m A conl.est ·on trees and lakes An t · · M be h' II t ence u 0 ers. t ve., cIude c h'tc ken and dressmg, · SA ND TO EGYPT WY 2•237'.. invitation was read to at· ammg ern rs lp enro men d ght 8·1 5 am Th sda ~hester. Mrs. Earl Dean and was conducted by Mrs Clar· tend Ma) Fellowship Day at this month. Only ~art of the I ~:u J•;hn ·N N.ot;er ~~ Y1 meat loaf, mashed potatoes and LETGHTON, England mPII- 134 Mill St. Middleport rs. IIA!ld Young .wtll be in Neulzllng and wo~ by the Mt Moriah Baptist' churen Council budget i sprovided by N~sthup son · 5. 29 ' Th .. gravy, home baked beans, green The firm of George Garside, Ud. charge of decoratmg at !he Mrs Howard Knight Mrs In Middleport tnday A medtta· Community Chests ; the -bal· d ~ , , . a.m. u" I beans, deviled eggs, sa lad, cake ~~es~ Elementary school for Neu~ling received the doo; tion on Psalm 23 b~ Miss Karr ance required must come from I B) and pie. coffee and punch . etc. I me Etghth Grade commence- rize coocluded the meetln and re- Sustaining Memberships of cili· Discharged ment Thursday, May 16. P Th~ hi>stes erved d lreshments were serv~ 10 sev- zens who wish to identify them- Patients recently discharged DANCE ANNOUNCED ' The decorating at Eastern rt ses s tal tr 8 .:;~ en members selves with and help the local linc•uded Waller Wallis, John A bene1il dance partv High School for Baccalaureate sebod course oufcrys Gllatsysl · ~outing program_ Liltle . Mrs. Frank Fugate. the ,Javs as Pmc:ee" will bt> held 1 Sund M 19 •11 b vases as avors. rom , . . 0 ay, ay , w_1 e m secre• pals and a tour of the Therer256 CubScoutpacks Mr~ _re n McAllister, Wilha m saturliay evening at the .Pome-. h luded Boy Scou troops and Explorer 1 Ir:' met Jrs , Mrs. M a u d c 1 ro• · ll1gh <.;chool audllon um 1 charge. of Mrs. David Koblentz and Mrs. Purley Karr. Follownew Tho~e. cone II posts in t Council. Cub Scout· ' Young, Mrs. George Smlln Istarting al 8 p m . Proceeds Will ' ing a oustom, each e~en~~fd atetheun:o::e ~~ ing is for boys 8t o 11 years of j r:-chf' : Sheet~. Mrs Samm 1e be added to the P.H :-; troph)' will make one \able arrange- Mrs Robert Wood age, Boy Scoutmg for boys 11 aod mlant daughter. fund Everyone is welcome. ment lor the Chester Alumni · · and older. and Exploring is for :1 1_..__ _ _ _ _ __::..__ _ _ __::..__ _ _ _ _ _,:1 .OPEN 6 WHOLESALE PRICES Over 12.500 ' Mrs. RutIand Is Host . ,. ' _..... ........... At~t*....... •~tmiito (~c~..._. •••• AN IMY ••'fOW .....M•O : ··'· ... .4., ·-· - > .... ' • ~I ' f !'·'\ ... J • ... ' ,; '• ... . ~· ... "' ,,., •• .< ,, - �1.~· ~GE TWO " MOll SPOlTs ON don. I!JI>U- .Dml IIIGN 'I'WO Louks, Wells, Thro~ ·No-llitter-At Jackson.,.Win 15- . Pilcher Doll PllMr ol the XI& 'NJ:W YOJIK l\lPll de- [ Panther pitch.,.. Jim Louks on an error, and Mickey Wine- Winebr•n'l"r wao safe on an ,Clrr lfd the~ !'olllmY bllilnc hli>WoJ Wm N boll to lllll... Cit) AthleUcs, ..._rishtoJ. leaolvo ~Leo RHey and •nd 1and Dick Wells teamed Thurs- lbren""r sacrificed White nomo. 1error. · wit'· two eaclJ. Other Pomeroy er Cdal Onn, Boutll JIQiilt • boW bolo- oill"' aluco the Korlltofllllr hove """" "•""" hy day to throw 0 no-hitter at tho Fiv• n.ore Panther runs were The fa!l ball pitch in~ of left- hlltero ~ wiute Smith Bob lton!M In lltl Nllll-llnfllll ieeeod- ol the......,, hot b.- lllo H.., YCit'lt Jet• for lhf t903 ,.Jarkson rrnnmen In the second laccounfed for in the third as "and• t.ouk• wo• his s_harpett Crow Jim LoulcJ 'a..t ~~ d . tlon'ol mebt Jllq laturthe Mayo Clllllc • ,. . holbnll "08 G'"' " 8" round of ..,.tlonal toul'nament th• re'"lt of two oingle• by Da· appearance of the aea8011. In 1 ' . ~ · · MioD.,lor "" ...., .. ' pl•v. vid 8a-er and ooe each by four Inning. on the mounJ IIII with •hJ8)ts. · dlf. 1 Pomeroy blasted the hosting Well• ano Bob Smith, p I u s Louks fonned elgbt Jackson • . lronmPr by • 15-1 score. !' three walks and two Jackson batte... hi! three,. and:> walked 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May'· 1843 'ANO'I1!Ell HUII&POHL Jackson's only run scored in errors Ifive. . _ SPOR'I'a PIWIINTAnOH the foorth frame when lefthand- The next big Panther lrame Junk ball hurler Wells took . er Louks gave up two walk.!! was thP rifth when ~e\'en more over In the fifth and continued op~on and !her hit ~ next two bat- runs crouad the plate. A dou- ~' to hex Jackson batters. In his ters be for• retiring the side on ble h. Phil Swindell and Ron· three innings, he sll'Uck oot four . strlkeoutR. nie Carr's second sinlle o[ the\ ~"~ nd wrlked twn. By mutual agreement 1 he gam wore the only hits. . Jackson used three pitchers BY ED KENNEDY Pan· ~er win counted both u 1 In the slxlh the final three Jn an attempt In stop Pomeroy. The true clown il at heart a trqle lpft, and J Bf'f tournament game and a league Pomeroy runs scored w he n Jim Reynolds opened but was a tra.&te end to the career of one ot the greate1t c.low ns match. Carr led oil with a walk, Fred replaced by Jim Surrett In the bue!NIIl hu known. Name them : SclJaefer, Altrock, Pomeroy opened ita scoring Boyd 'ingled, Wells clobbered third. Surrett later gove way to Major """"'" Slolldb!Jt w. L, Pel. Gil Dean, right up to Piersall, and you mut includeo the in the llrot ftlme when · To m • long triple with two a" a Y Bill Shelton who flnlshod ujf. By Untl«< PTOto JntoroallonUII Boston 10 I .611 II name of Claey Stencel. White tingled, Wells~ale and then came home ."' h e ~-_llaker, Well!, Swindell a n d Nottollll Lfape Kansas City 13 I ,Jll . . c...y• • good ballpiay~. wu more wld•ty known =::.:...==::_c.:.:_:::__=='";>?---W, L. PM. GB New York I 7 ,INti I •• a clown. Aa a National~ m•napr ht' was a Aop : a joke. WheD bt - · tllo - t ouccesaful "'* :t!' 1 ~ Jai!ban ma.bagf'r ot tile mo8t 1uaceaful Y&DkeH he pined 1t&tun and prt1U18, but be rematnect "'a. character ". Now Casey m•n4pa the wont team tD biJ le...-ue bl.atory: the Metl. Tbta may DOt mato 111m the wont man~~ar Ill blatory, but 11... the Ylllkee• continue to wln without him . and l'linc~ hP is rewritinr the script of his tarlil"r dnys jn the National Leaaue, It must be auspected t hRt hi s final ~ will be 1ad. and tr::tglc . Latt yPar, Casf"y got by on charm . The preu and t he fo.n11 gave credit to CaRey for sufterin1 like a man -- which is all be could do. They credited the Mets for bein& the best ever at beth.g the wont. But the race ia not to tht slow. not the battle to the wea.k; not in baSeball, it itn't. Benf>ath the aurface of bP.. mused tole-rance and The Joy or l,olinf ll.trka cillcrace. In manactnr the Meta, mlllionaire Charlet Dillon Stenrel may ~ repay~( a dfobt of frtendlhip , for which he must be admired. He ia being uled, and he lmowa It, to help put the tRow Oll the road. But in the ..,ake of the u1e muat eventu'ally come tht abuae. Waitiftl' for Ca.aey ia that awful moment wbeo be :11 arNn the symbol of ineptDeu, The oareer ht aalV&Jed in the Broux i1 crvmbUnf ill. the •badewt ut C..1111'• Bluff. He doerveo a kinder fate . ., That's mr opUU.. ••• Wllat'aJO\lNff:::: ::-.:.::-...:.::~}fudepohl ·-'·'·. . . ) NGs 1 ,, I'~" .· ;; See These Before You Buy USED CARS 1~~~!::::h · . ne Edges Jackets 4 3 Racl I • Racine, taking advantage ol jittery Middleport defense, l..t•..t the Jacket. 4-~ In oine ir.nings Thursday at Middleport for the "unofficial" county Class A championship and life In the sectional tourney ellmln- maintained 1o Umpire C. W. Searles he had put the tag on Bostic coming ln. However the umpire ruled he had not. The Jackets, in their hall of the ninth, could do nothing with Price who had gotten Racine is .xpected 1o play at McArthur at 1 p, m. Saturday Iagainst the Vintnn county win. Identical ptiching efforts by 1Ra,cin••:s hard throwing sopholefty, Larry Price, and Middleport's oonior rlghthand· er, Rick Oiler, brought a 3-3 lie after three lnnlnp of play, and nothing more until the top of stronger as the game moved into late evening. In the eighth Price had lanned the side. AIIA>II'ther, Price fanned 11, walked two, and hit one. Oiler had an identical record . Each pitcher even ls!!ued one of his walks intentional)). Middleport, counting bobbled ball! that permitted runners ex- ninth . Then San Franc1sco :: / .ie:; 2 ~~':... t! t .511 2 Milwaukee 13 10 .585 2\i Lo.! Angeles u t .585 211 John Singer at third, catching Chicago 0 11 .476 4 scored on Bush's sacrifice fly. Philadelphia 8 II 4 .21 5\i Racine went ahead 3-2 in the ' New York 8 12 .400 6 third on Bruitic's single, his Cincinnati 7 u .S811 6 moving to third on two errors, ' Houston 7 14 .333 7\1 Price's fielder's choice, •Bostic I Tburoday'o Reoulls scoring, and Price coming home INew York. 10 H"':'ston 3 on Harden's sacrifice fly. The _san Franc"'"" 2 P•ttsburgb I inning ended as Bush fired to j)!ilwaukee 8 Clncilmati 0 John Singer. at third, catehlg Loa Angeles a Phll•delphla 2 Wickline ste•llng. ' st. Louis • Chicago 3 The Jackets tied it up In their Friday'• ProiNibto Pliehon h;.U or the third when Price San Francisco at New York hit Singer Who !lole oecond and IUPII - Pierce U·ll or O'Dell Bush sillj!led h1m home. <2-111 va. lloOk <o-31, Wickline wa• top Racine hit· Los Angeleo at J>lttaburJihl ter with two lor three while <nightl~qherry to-1 vs. ll<hWall Bush and 1uso McElhinney, <1·0<. I the other hand, registered one outrigbt error. Racine opene<i the game with a run in the first oa Salser's double with two out and Bill Wickline's single. The Jackets moved ahead 2-1 in the bottom of that innini when with one out Johnson doubled, OiJer singled, putting runners on first and third, and Buddy Moore Minllesola OIIOOOU~ I el!,lnlon. ·• s . Qmi ag· tar the : Society· News - MOTHE who couldn't Mr. ud Mtl. ~ But-; Onct there waa a mother who had • oormat, heellh~ bo)'. And bo liked to do the lhlnp lbat -~ boolthy boy• like to do. : Mrs. Mary Ranson lllld T;i'-; But, far • }Onf wbUI, :Mother oouldil't take I~ lhe kopt 117tnr. "DON'T Bobby- fou11 h¢ 10••· llelf !" then one day, u aht puRd the pltytround, abo lllltVt1111 at a bold )'Ouripttr'a fnta on thl hDr110ntal 11 I 1 dl 11 •• 410 S P. lhle and other relallvea, ; a 9 .400 8\1 'l1le Lldlea Aid met Tllunday: I 12 .4110 t altemoon at the home ·o! lba.o 8 II .881 4\1 B~he llamm 10 help -.,; two hill. The Jacko"' were expecUng to play Gallipolis here this ev· ening in an SE<JAL match. IIA!clne 102 ()()(. 001_. 8 I Middleport 201 000 000-3 7 9 Price and Evano, Salser (4). Oiler and BW!h. Umpires: C. W. Earles, plate : Hilton Wolfe Jr .. 1st base ; R. Manley, 3rd baoe. Houston at Philadelphia -Bruce 11-ll vo. Snort IOol Chicago at Milwaukee Hobble 11-21 vo. Spahn latarday' • Gom" San Fran<tsco at New York Loo Angeles at Pittoburgh St. Loul• at Cincinnati Hou""" 11 Philadelphia Chicago at Milwaukee Alii<......, ........_ _ Dey''' <nilbt)- LUCITE PAINT ' (O~Itlot. ontllnolo) There'• a dlflmnoo in lAI· Estrada lo-ll va. Molli I:J.U. cite OUtlide PaiD! - laiU liaiiii'Uy'o GoaaH loneer, 1001 on epler. Cleveland at Lot ADieloo. nipl Bolton at Kantu City, lliaht Plcktna H1rchY1rt . Now York at Minnesota MASON, W, VA. ot Chlcap ------~- - ... ~ •' Be First to Choose Youn I .. .. ... Cardinals Hold NL Lead On Double By Musial; Reds Suffer 8- 0 Loss • 'l; I " 1]1 1 STIFPL.ER RED ANCHOR Solid trteerlua, Tilht-fittiD& allli IIOalf atylu SlzN: 8-M·L-XL Six willdow aedan. With all the CadUlac reaturea 'New York • B•-•lthe ~6~~rd~u!!~~;S~!!!. !~~~ S9 Plym. Savoy 4dr. ·5109S ant. A real nice Oldl for o:'lses House ~ -{.,;:.•.··-=-··~ for those who are youll8 at heart BARGAIN BUYS-I $195 58 FORD CUSTOM 300 4 DR.. Y-8 $595 SANDWICH std. lrllllL WYUGI . fOiEMAN & AIIOTT &VanZandt Motor Sales c:.llllao 01• NEW YORK QOTHING HOUSE Tate ~ to Cbunll Tliia ~­ ln ......... , _ , . , _ ITES -fiYWIMf THE UNmD na WORKERS and Bible Study C811), Glenn Batt, putor; Will' 11 3 p. m.; Claas 1J '!bird 11"'""''p.Pl'.,er in. on third 'lburaday ablp 9·30; Sunday Sdlool 10:10 nudly a p, m.; Cburtb or lllOIIth. L 111., Bl7the. Tbeiu, &!pt. mlni61rallon Second Wed., 7 p. '1.1le llltNJeporl 17- 0 eiJ. IL. CboJr practice, Wed. 1 Clwrcb, Soulb 3rd Ave. &!May llate. ...-. llolldq 8Gboo1 ••• o. LoiJ of ~ School 10 a.m. Sunday 111gb! L .m.: a. , ~_....,, qt.: ....., 8oiiom, Ret Gear&o BYqellallc NO; WedllledaJ 11-m& ...otp 11:41: " ' - llbipma•, ,._, 8llllllo,y llaa aq,j1t Bible Study 7:10; 8atut- meatl1!& and liblo StutiY, wad., 11:10 L m.: lloly I!QI II day · n1lbl ptiJtr ll11ll -.)lip 7:10 P. m. Ill* 1 p. IL1 ~ 7:11. . _ , Rev. B. L. ReneW ~ . Bpiseop'el ~ 11our 11o1oro Mala. fl ... Nmo- PomtrOJ, Flnlt ud TbJrd a.. & _.. Crt 'o liaDda1 t:IO L m. lllnl dayaiO:III L IlL Holy Budlant; o.,IYillo lllutoil i11J1 wonblp Ill,& l!:nngolilllo Second and ll'wrth lluDdot• 1 a. a... Goorp R. !llllpaum, ilerWf T;4& P. m. m. Holy Communion; 10:11 L lkmdiJ !lUI 8:10 I. m., 1:o ,. .... m. The Order r... Dally Mont- .,.,. ., ~ • .. ._, • G!ul · . 1'1 OitaJIII• w. I\ ~ Inc Pnyw r - II r .r belore......ar.. """'*- . __ .. a.• OF AMDICA ... andMany PRICE MARKED m;:..w OHIO VALLEY .. ·BAKING CO.· - Orderly ........ $100 ALL PLAINLY t · · ltfARKINS' FOGII -KET SPECIAL 2 DR. H.T. MOREll : . :.: =:...=.=:::..::::..:==='------------ w..-...., HEINER'S BAKERY 54 BUICK Automatie tnnl. -lol 'COMPANY LOGAN MONUMENT CO. .':Of, MIIGS COUNTY AMToke'l•~ 55 FORD 2 dr. V-8 LIEVIttG SWISHER & LOHSE -~ heeiltlonal body and hu radio, heater, Wllfw ttru 'PLUS alr-condiUonlni ~~rq!_~~d~!~!!~t~t~:•t;e!.4!~ eeartw.a" Eta ';;:.·a" WILLIS ANTHONY GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. POMIIItOY, OHIO 1•11-'•v• a: R. H. RAWLINGS &SONS CO. 2.98 to 5.91 1.981ncl2.91 radio 4door ••. sz600 S9 loys' SIIH 6 to 18 HOUSE Whatever the name we use, we all talk about tile · thing. We are diacuaing the act, and the effect, of ing one of the basic laws of lift. S,r- Flnt Vded tertan Church, Rev . Bowar<~ pelt. pastor• 9 a. m Wonlup • 10 a. m. SUncla• '!cbool. Tho Pedetated Cllarell, p;;.... BlUM LUMBER CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE 'l'ep styles by Revere, GUlmaD "'tt McGregor. Crow's SB Buick Spec. 4dr. ··s1 09S STEAK Automatk!, Power . ' MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS Radio, W/1/'fl tlrea eoa,..,...... CROW'S · STEAK HOUSE FRANCIS FLORIST and SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES J I _, :ed. - Pl•in •ncl fancy ·p1ttern• In on• •nd 2-plecutylu. Sl111 9 to 18, 13.95 to 25.95 H.T Cpe. s]soo 61 """ice· ,,.. 10,30 a, .,. m. - EUB New Catahlll Swim SUits Art Here ON OUR Lot Of Values - 1. m. : "-"' • unu, ' I ' ' ;t •' llitop'*7 <Oilool v:IO ·l!etf!li If the preacher says that worry is a Cl•rllllvery. apt to take offense. But if the eto) . United Church of tering to the same individual, lafdlr. Aftd, comlftt C)Oitr, 1h1 dla~ IE&fll • Pre!byteriOD, eame condition. insists that the lha1l eovel'lll It WN lobby I Waldo J . 8artelo, postnr, himself of his "fears," hie advice Is eratefully ICC• • Now ahe hu mon eonAdtnc:t In John Wm. Blaettner. Dlr. and acted upon. her aon .•• and better undeutand• Cllr. Educ.; Sunday School hl11 eonftdenet In hhnself. I ' I& 1. m., Worohip 10:30 a. Vnoonfened SID Sound relirioua trainlnr btrln! 'Wanted : Faith in Liill••;·~·~::~~:j The preacher talka about "confeiSIDI our lint." with eonftdtnce and undultandlag. wbilenesa." Youth F• psalmist remarks about tbe 011e who don Jn eb.urehu ot oa.r oommurdtr ,-outh. $:30 p. m. his sin." Tbe psycbiatrist be~ by trylJII ful •atrn•ll dir«ttd toward rirht patient to "di'ain his miDd. • But they all motives. hlrh ldealt, ~lean activltiea. Flrot Baptlat Church. about the same thiniMor1l and apiritaal COJiovlctton becin to a11ptl'lldt darinr and pride 11 inroy, Ralph C. ZUndel, pastor: I.-Jri;~;;;;;:-;~;_;~;~;;~~ia;~:=i;1 cantiv•• tar actiOn. 9:311 In n,u i'lorshlp and !tudy. II Tbe Uniform Sunday leiiOD for 11&7 "11Your child lii'IAdl bu faith in Sermon, " Are You An •·Opmloru- II PENTANCE AND FORGIVENESS," Plalma 12; Ill; -' hlmaol!. Throoth the Ch""'b'• auldmilt?" Nuroery ODd "' 103,8•14. •~'* and )'OUt ax1mp!t tbll rodimena.-....._,. I p. m.: Evening Wlll'lhlp 7,10: church. Monday 7:30 ~:~~l~====~~~=::::-::;-::;::-:;::;-:-:::-:=:-:: IM'1 faith ... bl onrlehlll and ltm• a... Clydee1 N lleadersoo, puw: Wednesday evening Bible atudY C!rele; Tuetlday 1:30 Boy ptrlll by llllh In .Qod. 8oDdaJI School t:30; MonuDa wor- at 7 :00. Wed. 7, Choir rehearsal; 7:45 There can be no healinc of the mind if we THI: CfotU"CH fi'OR AL-L. • AU.. fi'O .. THit CHUIICH tblp 10::10: KYPS 8•45: a:'onoDb Prayer and study. Thurs. sins, our complexes, our tensi0Jl81 IDd our fnra ...,,,.•"7::10: Prayer metunv at FnedOOD Goeflol MI-. Baoll· Woman's Soclet . Both science and religion reqwre that they The Chuclll!. U.. ,r,.le!lt (actor !.rly and wppo~t lht Cllurdl. 1'MJ ' 7·10 Tbllfllll.y an Sllmsvillr Rolld E 1 Grit · brought to the surface aod examined without merq. IN ; (1) J'ar hil awn ..... !I ) Fot pn •rlh Jar tha b~lldinr ol d'III'IIGt.>r •nd 10«1 cltiltl'llflhip.lt ita aloro&hluhlldNn'••k•. 13) fvrd\t•lt• · · fitb. paotor: Roger Wiltord. s. Middleport l'lrol V.tted . . •. of hll C!llftltrnf1IQ .,..t utiofl. (4! ho!.llt ollplrilual val1111. Wllhout 1 Fatn-.e" Cborcb. Rev. Law ~. Sup&.. ...... Sonuol '" • "' I leflan Church, Re• This meallll, of coune; that eech mdlvidual lieelmnr Chur&., neilhl!r democracy lo'or lllll •Itt Dl h Chutd!. l&lek, renee Glusencamp . YO""" ""' · bY, co nf enmc · to JIWWIII:I ~•-•·If • Th a_t whi~ h d:~=':; -... Peu- EVa11 '$tiC' .it!Po'left 7 ~ 30 'l m.; Ruppelt. pastor. SundaJ' glo which. rwed.lda IIIGI'tllmllnlltrilll nor dvllllilltion oan M.II'VIve. There are lOur tGund ffo.allllll Why ,very 111.ppult. Plln &o 10 to tflul'llh •"· pies meetln& and prayer meet- Prayer meeting HO p. m. Tuoo 9:30 a. m. Rtcbard Vallihen. supl. be a VIrtue, eveo tbouJ.b It ~ ~ VIC~, 'fl!ll ~and r..d1G'Ir Aiblt •ll)o, pPrton should attend wt'II4!1H reru· lng comb1ned each Sunday ev- day. 111,30 a m.. Wo1'11hf11: 5,45 \'11': matter how we libel 1t. A little chlld '" our ~:sf. enlng at • :liO p. m. SUodav Wad. e,30 Junior Choir: 7 p m. hood drank some polaoo the other day, fully .~ Schoo~ 8:30 a. m., herbert a.- ol PnfOI, a.-. o. S0.1or Choir. that it was harmleaa because it ''tasted goOd." Roush, supt., Preaching Wed .. tb. Country Church m Towu s.u. Free Will Baptist CborclJ, young woman in our neighborhood weDt on a blDJe, · 'l. unday Monday Tuesday Saturday Wednesday Friday Thursday · ' I'GY4!rb.l' luiah Hebnwa Proverbt 11 Corinthian~ Eph••iana Colostiatta 7:ll0 p, m. . 1io1 ochooJ t'IG a. m. Bert Bo~IJ Rutland. pastor !rev. Pau, Tay· the same reason-"because it sounded COod"-aDif came :2 1-21 14:24-:J(I 30112-11 10:311-39 8,12·17 :~ :7·19 3' 1·6 rr.. MethldlsS allrell, LaiNo SUpt. Momtna Wonbip 11 a. m. lor; Sunda;· School 10 a. m.; to an equally dlsastroUJ end. Cliff, Rov. R. ll:uga Gltll, JlU' Evanpliotlc service uo p. m. Guy Priddy, Supt. Preaching . . h if tor Suncloy ociOioi &130; 1'1111 Sermon by pu!Or Ill• LUI • . Su d N' ht 7'30 It IS not unUI lbe httle child, and t e yo~ WOIIWl, . ~ Jr'il.h ~~ lwpe it In IOmf' m.eulltre.toster mul help..... WIH. SUpt.J l4ornl!tg ""rship l'bursdoy 7,30 p. m. pro,yer - - ::.a~:. ..;:.i~~. T:3tlp. m. learn the baSIC facti about p~lsons and lmmora Uu tblt: 111 :10 a. m.: Youlb llti'VIce 1 p.m. ~ and Bible study Evei'Y"fte Ftnt Baptist Church, . either of them c1n hope to live In aDy sense &ecure. :; 1 30 ' P. m.; woleome. l!:dmond Lifo Pastor. port, !rev. Donald Boone, tnln rhnl lflhich It 1000 ln fnml ly mrd community li/e, rhiJ /ftlo But there is another very Important poiDt juat ~e;_ Mid · prayer sel'fl<o Wad- Tupper Plains Rev or. Sunday School. 9·15 a. m. little child, in describing bls ezperlence to a Y!Jitor,C 7 lilt, rs 1pomored by tht, bu slne11 !lrml cmd orgoni&Qhont ~0 ':..P;.: - · .., Roy Gea~hart, posror. Sunday Kal Hinely, oupl.; 10:15 a. m. produ~ed the bottle of poison (empty now) ADd laid, "It ,.,.A,.a.n.nm•• Anna.ft r b-'t••, E :lmllb. Sr Sllll- School 9. 30 1 m Hobart Vine- Worshop servl'!. e ~~~ m. BYP hurta. The young lady, on the other ~~tt. rtf~t hto, - " ~ ~· .. ,..,.~. "' ·~ · · . ·• · · Su ·• . - 11:30 p. m. ......... · aamit the basic law In the case, and JD81sted s .• . ,~·----------------~------------.,IIIOJ 1.30 L m.. Worter yard, aupt. nclay Worship, 8 service ' Wed • :30 p. m. Pray- was no worse than "unlucky." ,, lllloy, Supl.: Mmnlng '"'rsblp p. m., Commw.Jon. YF 1:30 p. er meeting· 8. 30 p m Cho' . -- 10:10 L m. Youlb - · &,41 m. Bible Study Wed. B p. m. practice. • · · · Ir Sil\falfon begins the moment we. are wlllin& t• be hou- ;' p. m.: l!ivqeliotlo ......ge, 7:111 Soalll Bethel EUB, a... Roy The Unll«< Melbndlol With ounelves. After that It IS easier 1o be boil p. m.; Preyer moetlng, 'l'huro- Gearhart, pastor. Sunday Wor· Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, other people. · : · Pomeroy's Budket Shopping Center ,.merey, Ohla day 7,30 p. m. llhlp 9:30 1 · m. Sunday School poaror. Church School9:15 a. m. There Is A Difference Poll-~ Aooembl,y. Route ~~liO a.:::·· tt;:,"rm;,n ~·~· '"~· Leo Crew, supt. Leo Vaughan, The Bible speaks a bit bluntly at tlmea. Ezcept for 12· Rev. Paul E. Jones, pastor. ..::;::ld ee p.Ro · Asa't. IO::ro a. m. Divine Wor· the fact that we do not really realize what It is saying, Sunday School 1t. a. m. Wort • d Y ohlp. Sermon "The Great For· we might become very angry, and refuse to read it any · . ship dervices 7:30 p. m. Sun' pas or. u n 8 Y aiver." Portsmouth District more because it "gets very personal.'~ . . day, Wednesday and Friday. Sc~~:::· mW Ru~el~t"her, Conference at 2:30 p. m. at the There Is an Instance of this in one of the lalt verse1 . 1· m. Jackson Methndlst Church . Dis- of the lesson, wherein it is declared that tile wicked suf· Build•rs and 11111ldlntllll~plleo _....., e1 Clortll; Arl sup · ay or• P Member fi"TD 111troum, mlnisllt: Biblt School Prayer meeting Wed. 8 p. m. trlct Stewards meet al 2 p. m. fer many sorrows ("pangs," aa the Revised Standard tiWOOf ,h .. WY 2-2644 -hoUM WY 2M3J Chtotor, Ohto 11 Momina worebip 10:30: Christ- Rodl Sprtap M o l - Monday 7 p. m. The Commll!- Version translates it), whereas the man who tnlll8 iJi : ta.. Endeavor 6 p. m.: EveDiDg R. R. Card, pastor: Sunday &ions' meeting•. 7:4& p. m.. or- God is surrounded at all times by a proteetlve love. _ · Worsbip. 1 p. m. School. 9:30 a. m., Worship oerv- ficial Board mettng. WednesIt Is a very common thing to hear someone aay, "1 am . . . . . . Bal of Jeloo•all'a Wlto loe, 7:30p.m. MYF: 6:30 p. m.; day 7:15p. m. Choir Rehearoal. as good as any church member," and that ill often true. ..,... Public meeting Sunday, 3 WSCS. 1'11ood'lf. 1:30 p. m.: PraJ· G!eal BetlltohOIII Many a "wicked" man has many vlttuel of which to Wtot L.n St. ,_...., p. m.: Watchtower study 4 p. m.; er ODd Biole11Udy. Wed.. 7,30 p. paswr. llobm t.ewJo. '"P'·' • boast. But to be religious mean• much more thaD merely r.';~ lh• Chureli of Your Cbolco 'LUMIING a MIAT1NG Bibto study TIJoadaJ a p. m.; Ser- m a. m. Morning wonhtp ..d be "good." · . Vice lllt!Oibi& 'l'burodiJ 7 P. m.: Alfred Metbndlst Church, Rev. day ll<bool: 7 p. m. &veatng The really serious question the lttelirzlolll ou~t to 240 lineoln St. Middleport Miruotry tcbool 'lbursda' I P. m. Hobert R. Card, pastor. SUnday ...._ "' face is the question of inner power for !iVIDg. He who l'hono WY 2-2150 11aD111o P1llrbD Be u .... School at 1:30, IJoyd Dillinger, I'Grtllmd, Rev ...,..... Ml' believes in a great God, and undertakes to live a life acDodg&-Dort-Dod&o l'rucks CIIurell tP. 0. Lallpvlllo. Oblol supt. Worship services at 10:45 Oaniel, puiOr, Harold ceptable to such a God, may depend JlllOD It tbat an in· ''We Aim To Please'' Middta,.rt Sunday Sebool J:30 a.m. Alldrew a. m. with Chas. D. Woode, Supt., Sunday ,Scbool 9,30 a. m. ner source of power will spring up wlthiD blm. With that Myen, Supt. Mqnung Worstup lay leader. Wed. 7:45 Prayer VYF 6 P· m.; Wonhip 7·:ro p. power he has somethill8 to depend upoD In the hour of 10:30 a.m.; PiJFtln Y101tb lloeU meetin1. m., Bible Sludy Wed .. 7,30. distress or emergency. a,41 p.m.: &...,.u.t,. a..lce, ..,.... Cll......_ c.rt B-prlot EVIl ~ Rev. It Is very true, of course, that the rell&:loua maD ouCht ':~Ar 7,30 p.m.: Mid-- Prayer and Herring putAil'· Mornlll& wol'l!hip Me112el !milh, paow: • also to be a moral mao. No man, whatever hiJ religion, AU..nd the Cburdt of Your Cboiee Pr...., Wocb>ui~J 7:10 p. m. , •. · m., chureb School y, Worahtp, ''30 " m.; Is able to defend his Immorality with a11y success. 10 30 30 Established ID 11104 Mlddle,orl Cllar<b or tao N• Ue, llllpl.; 1, 30 a. m. W«ahlp llchool 10:30 •· m.: Youth But good rellgiou ·always producea aomethlniiD addJ. Mlddle,.rt Wast Colu...,la, w. Va. Ph. Ma•n SPI-5593 ,...., Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. 8 p. m MGDdiJ Wtlal r1111 roe. lowslnp, uo P· tion to good morals. Faith brlnga with it IDDer power of Sll1ldo1 ICilool I:IO o. m.; mo.,. day m1110001111 l'buraday o1 each meebD& 7•30 1'- m. resistance, character, strength, aDd dlacemment. . . . '• IDI wortblp Ber9ice 10;30 '·' ...,lb: Family lli1lbt Jell SUnday Youtb choir pract""'; ' '" p. m. The difference between men ia the difference In tbe NY!'S-:y,..,g P · ·: 45 P· m.: -m, ot - ' - " ' at 1:30. Wedoes-lay: Chlldren' Cbo~r. 9 •· faith by which they live. BY•• 'IIIII aentoe 7':10 P· m.: &ventna Sen 1ce: We ·111111 Ill. SaturdOJ: Ladles Aid. (Copyright 1963 by the Division of Chrilltlau. Educ., IIBXALL DIIVGS 7' 30 P· m. 7:10 p. m. Prayer - . . . . Preyer meeUn• Wed., daJ. lion, NaUonal Council of tbe Churches of Cbrllt Ia tbe . Wo Flll AU lloctor'a Prao«i_p~nns H - Bopl1al - SllldaJ achool R..tb Methodist Cburcb, M. United States of America.) WY 1Mb .. :;w,.m; ''10 L m.: -.p, u ~ m. Eden IJBited Bre- 111 E. Dowson, pastor. Church - • ..toa. 7 .:tu-ist, Rev. Elden R. Blake, School, 9:30 a. m., ~ Smith o1 month. lllr, Sam CUrtlll, Supt. 1:11 L Nur Pomeroy·Mason Br:id1• p. m. putor; Sundly oclJool 10 a. m. Supt. Morning worsh1p, · Mt. Renno• llldled Brethrelo Sunday Scbool. 10:46 a. m. a.,_ llapllll -..,. Winnie Rollinger, aupt., Cbrllta. m. Jr. MYF B to 7 p. m. Wor<!hlp SrrmaD. "The L.. L. V1uthan. Mgr. WV 2-2$11 IOI1aol 1:30. IIGnllnl WDrlblp Jan Endeavor 7:15 p. m., Mn. Sunday evening with Dal• and Christ, Rel Garrabrant, Colmlnc o1 1111 • Slonn." I:30 11:11. LyU Cbevallar, -oldent. c1aa- Dee l!wearlnpn, leaden. Sr. · SUllday School 8::10 1. lal:ell of Good Bread _ ... ,.... lllpllll - SaDda1 101 lor aU. Son[~ 1 p. MYF Tom IIA!ll, president, 7 to 10:10 a. m., altar.-··: .a. m..:,V:.,;.,~J~~,t I ~ll(ltan. W. Yo. ....,.. 1:10 a. m. '-"1111 Sua- m., Preaclllnl 1:20. MJd.Waelt: • p. m. Mn. Jean Smith, eounChrl8tian ll!ndeavor of s.mu.L" Wed. 7,;10 p. day l:ao p. m. Jlttyl!l' - - Wed. 7:ll0 p. HIOr. WSCS Second Monday lluDday nllbl tlnl RardJ hn-~ ~~~ n... Cllu leader, Mrs. Mule ~-~onCirlb1;,1 7:30ndp. m. '!be nyer meelln& a..c~a. 5" 2-4792 · o ~ ••. s ; . · RoJsin&er. """"'"" ''" secu m Coctap prayer Great Bend, Rev. Arthur R. MeSchool 10 a. m., Worship ol eeclJ 1llOIIIb 7:lll) p, m.; laalp. ·Frld·• .....1 o1 · _._ "~~ Le · m. Yooth Fellowship and lletlluJ EUB ~ (Jlor. II'1IOOD Circle Fourth ~ ....,. ,....... ' ....,..., ""'• Cleveloncl Detroit W1ohlngton Th.......,.o -Ito celebrate her birthday. ~; Washingtoo 8 Detroit 4 present were MOdred l!)le, tt.: Ne~ York 7 Loo Aogeles o rna Dtle, Ora ArclJer, Mildred : Cleveland II KaMos City 8 Shuler, _ Clara Grueser, El-a: Baltimore a O!il!.lgo 1 Theiss end Bertha Johnaor.. J16. Bolton at MlllDeaota, ppd, ram freahmtnts were !el'\'od. rrtd1y'1 Proholllo PI~ . : Cleveland at 1M An 1 alo s Mrs. -1!4y Joneo Sr. l1ld Mh,: ln!ght-McDowell 11-21 .. 1M l:ueene SclJwab or Muon were; WI .end VIIJUin In Chlr,letloll. Boltou ot Ka1uu City lnilhllMore People Are Comlni Conll)' tl.OI VI. illllow IJ.I), Te "'•kent Ivery New York 41 M!M- IDIChl> -Sialllll'd 11-11 va. Bollnd 1~. WIBblnllon II Chle.,. litJChtl DUPONT - Rudolpb ll41 va. Buohardl BaJtimore at Detroit ·"I wontup 10: ~ o. m.. &.- · · 1:30 p. m. : l'rl1• 1111 llld B.,lo ltual' T'a p. IL w-., L 1 • 1 1 , 1 , le · Chr~stiaD Church: Frook A- a.- e1 a.rt.a. , _ Cbeesebrew, poator: uo a. m. ..,. ........,•.me Boad. ~....,.. Sunday Church School flldiJord Ullllerwood. · 8lblo aebool Felty. oupt. lUll , . m.•. mtup g,lll a. m.: lllonuDI ftll'llup to illl oe"lce. .. m.: Enuina Wlll'lhlp 1:10 .,..._ Jleol!. BlbiO SChool flupo .........., llot_D., Syroeooe Melli dill cbreb. lit - " " 8 "'10 """ AYe. DAV IIA!Y. Carl Herring, pastor; 08· HaUl 8abbatb Scbool 1 P· .._, Ill W;nebrenner • aupt. SUnday Wonbtp .....,,.. s, 1.5 p. m.: ..,. llict>OOI 8:10 8 _ 111. Mldweell Bib- vtceo oro Salurdoy Pro•er ...., .... 7·~ p m Wed tng fhur.clay 7:liO P m. le 8~...., a. . . . • • rolla.• VB - · . _ . Ret. a."""' o1 God, MI. MoriU Hubert Sbarp, pe;tar. Sw!daf Rev 1ro M. Tllllll. """"" Sw> lehool 1 ' 10 "' m.: W:-:t_ •n- daJ ochool ' '4& a. m.: Wonblp ~~ ::"':' · 1 oervoce 11 a m.: and 7:45 p m . d-. "·-ld ~ ,... JII'IIY" meetlltl Tueldny 7:110 ...... ~·· ....,. liD~- """: p m. Yo.o.,1 Poopto. Frid"' T:;lll or SW!da.Y IICbool 8.10 • m. • p.m. · Momlll& worobip IUD o. ""' MYPS 1:30 P. m.; Evanpttlb< '""'"'"'• at 7,10 p. m.: Wed- Brodfm Clnlreh or Chl'lll. 7:30 pray• moelillil: Pro,y• minloter. Charles Pierce, Roon10 'tuoadoy ,,,. " ID.; 1411- Rllleell, 111)>1.: Blllll &!11001 liObory -~~ thl8rd 'l'uoadlly ' ':til a m. Mornlftg worehop w.:tll of tht IIIOIIIb al 7,30 p .,. t- m. ; Cbr- lllnduvar lyolltll die. take it cher Uti children or Mld!Da:' were -~end fiUetl.o. or Mr.: and Mn. James AUihti'IOn and' Patricia and Mro. AUfiUIIa Will.: 119 ~: : :~:.:::a~~·:=-=~: (1..()), IIA!orpnileo Ularell 01 JOHI Cbrlat Ill !Aller ~Y &ainll. o.s I~~~~tl'otb: Raebll. 011 Raclnt> II Road. Suncla) School e. m.; Worship 10:30 a. m.. SUndll)' evpniDC oervlce, I rn.; Wed. W01'thiiI p. Pa-. Thomao E. Did· . ' •· M ' Thlaare thlnJ called "sin"who, ia thete~~~~ ~~~~~~~ There thoee persons m of preachen, have decwed Bible School, Wonclell Gerlacli,lthan the lmaaination of the priests." "'P'· 10:30 a. m. MornJna however, these same penoDi .lllll1 ship "Things JeBUI Offerl lo concerned a!lout their liDI, bu't UY4! For Uo." I:SO ~ · m. Yooth in the matter because tbt)' call alii b)' a Jll'amO: 7:30 J!:l.ening aen•ll:e. names. I "Some .Prollt.oble Disgulla • Wed. 7:30 Prayer m<;elinl and P1;yelaologlltt ucl Slna Bible. Sludy ; 1:30 p. m. Choir The p~lmilt whollll wriUng_s we are . )r'aetJce. weeks Sunda~ IChoottes~n. apeaks -~ a1 Cllotol. It "tr~nagr!nio_n.' And a poyeholopst from wllote .., .Maattrs. mmiSter• I was reading JUst Ill hour ago, talked about Sclloot uo o. m.. Cbureb 10· thing! calllng_ it a "guilt complex.'' Still another-~~· 1 m.: Cbrtltian l!ndeavor . • , P!act tlonet tn the same fielcl deBC!'i~ oDe p. m.; l!lvenma ,....,. 8:30 p IlL bents who was suffering from "ten810n. ' I tra bases, committed nine mls- who again turnt:d jn .a spArkling SL. Louis ot CincinnaU Sophomore cues in the iield. Racine, on game at shortstop, each had - Broglio !3·0) vs. Nuxhall Jack Bootie got on as Terry Johnson dropped hla fly In cenand scored after the catch centerfield ol Larry Sal,.r•a hall. run raised some ques' Centerfielder Johnson, catch· this one, fired the ball in a perfect throw to Middy Charley bUlb who Loll Angela ·IJIUIU - II Ill ~': LouD (WP), Wells (I) Inca: W!Debrelme!'. IIA!ynald.o ILPlo; lltirrelt (t) ~~~~~~(I) Uti Hut;; 1 That'a my ...what's yours? Sentinel Church .News ' . LQCAL llNIC)M . . .............. v.. • ·- w.........., -.., V. D. . EDWARDS . _1Nsuul4a AGIKY ~ GAL .. Mlk11 100 gal. _ _ 9.95 QUARTS .. M•kiiSO g•l. 5.95 ' Beware Of Itinerate Peddlers! t•LI111M I VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. THIIID AVI. . MIDDLiPOIIT ,, ~. ,. ·f'.il'... N. 2ND ~VI. ' .' . ... ~ . .'· ..... . ~ ~ wYN441 ' M'ddfa; . lr~ • 1:11 a. liLt .• :::'::',."'..~: ~-.:.:; 111-=: :=a.~·S:: t:e .a. = .._. - - 11 L IL: fl - :~\":_.~ ~.· . ~ _ ..........,. ~..,. - Muol1 Cit.• Cburdt ol 1o1111er Str.el lluDday Bible SIDof the Storm." 7 p. m. I 10 a. m., Morning Wonblp lei'\'IL'e, "The Lift of a m., Vocal Music. ~ . . D.llttldy, J.buraday, 7:10 P. IlL IOifiM Metlltllo• a..cll, - I ' IIIItiiDd Mtolln, All11a 1111, llartinc Ill·~ AprO 22 ODd j Sunday Sebool 1:10 L llldi1IC lluDday April 21 bolla ~ m., Mra, Janet Snyder, lliPL ~ Good olnCIDI. Wonhip 10:311 a.m. l'reecbiDc 1lll1lic !tlnllhod In part by p. m., Prayer .-.kll, ,....._. Norrta l1ld !JIIr· Wednead.ay 7::10 P. m. Wwt. ol ~mice~. lief, Plnl lllplill n.roll, BleiDa Jlel)atlel. Rev. PMrl Ra'l. Artbur ft. McCauley, .... Arthur F. Sflt&; ., A -· ""'"'"H -a· a. • L. , ."""PLE' ._..u...., ~v .-..v St. Paul's Luthe•• Churth CGr.IJ-•IMi:a;i.4•a- ·P ta- - .a-'<filtiidal. m., laPli'Nd ilmllll: tic07:.p.aa.:YGUIII b ........ Clitii.. t1 a.tol • ~I::.-· 188'\..:...~~ T1illl P. m. 'Wed.; 1:111 L m PI .... _,. ' L aa.; • •-..- - - - - 7:1111 p Ill. Sott1nlav l'• ..ILol W 1 • .7 •-"~•~j· ..., .f ....,.. ~ ·.\,\~- Li1111""' Cl a I •• a ., _., R. II, Card, putor; ...., . , 8clioot.t:ll & ill.: a.... evlet "at t a. m., · · ••• a. a: Wailblp 1 • 11:10 a. m.: 11. ,IGiln'a SUD- 8cbool 10 .a. m.; WS(:B ftnt a.tL1 Y- Pal cliJ Sdlool to ~~ • LIIL 'nlurldl7 Gl lllllllb; llaiH a; ......~a.t~~.~·.~-~"'iil'-"!c~•· a. IILL.._ Fnd L Gardner,~-~·)'.• -~-; '!,.~ ..,... eSilllday SclJool, l:lf J..:l'~ '·· . uillt. eMornllll Worahlp, 111:11; ill!'ll Pl"'!!'!"''eSUada7, 7:110, L-l:t.,..W; ·•, · . .!;.. eTueldoy,llaJhti:OO,,~'Qrn.r!!l' , 1 11 - •1,•'•• .......,. • I �1.~· ~GE TWO " MOll SPOlTs ON don. I!JI>U- .Dml IIIGN 'I'WO Louks, Wells, Thro~ ·No-llitter-At Jackson.,.Win 15- . Pilcher Doll PllMr ol the XI& 'NJ:W YOJIK l\lPll de- [ Panther pitch.,.. Jim Louks on an error, and Mickey Wine- Winebr•n'l"r wao safe on an ,Clrr lfd the~ !'olllmY bllilnc hli>WoJ Wm N boll to lllll... Cit) AthleUcs, ..._rishtoJ. leaolvo ~Leo RHey and •nd 1and Dick Wells teamed Thurs- lbren""r sacrificed White nomo. 1error. · wit'· two eaclJ. Other Pomeroy er Cdal Onn, Boutll JIQiilt • boW bolo- oill"' aluco the Korlltofllllr hove """" "•""" hy day to throw 0 no-hitter at tho Fiv• n.ore Panther runs were The fa!l ball pitch in~ of left- hlltero ~ wiute Smith Bob lton!M In lltl Nllll-llnfllll ieeeod- ol the......,, hot b.- lllo H.., YCit'lt Jet• for lhf t903 ,.Jarkson rrnnmen In the second laccounfed for in the third as "and• t.ouk• wo• his s_harpett Crow Jim LoulcJ 'a..t ~~ d . tlon'ol mebt Jllq laturthe Mayo Clllllc • ,. . holbnll "08 G'"' " 8" round of ..,.tlonal toul'nament th• re'"lt of two oingle• by Da· appearance of the aea8011. In 1 ' . ~ · · MioD.,lor "" ...., .. ' pl•v. vid 8a-er and ooe each by four Inning. on the mounJ IIII with •hJ8)ts. · dlf. 1 Pomeroy blasted the hosting Well• ano Bob Smith, p I u s Louks fonned elgbt Jackson • . lronmPr by • 15-1 score. !' three walks and two Jackson batte... hi! three,. and:> walked 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May'· 1843 'ANO'I1!Ell HUII&POHL Jackson's only run scored in errors Ifive. . _ SPOR'I'a PIWIINTAnOH the foorth frame when lefthand- The next big Panther lrame Junk ball hurler Wells took . er Louks gave up two walk.!! was thP rifth when ~e\'en more over In the fifth and continued op~on and !her hit ~ next two bat- runs crouad the plate. A dou- ~' to hex Jackson batters. In his ters be for• retiring the side on ble h. Phil Swindell and Ron· three innings, he sll'Uck oot four . strlkeoutR. nie Carr's second sinlle o[ the\ ~"~ nd wrlked twn. By mutual agreement 1 he gam wore the only hits. . Jackson used three pitchers BY ED KENNEDY Pan· ~er win counted both u 1 In the slxlh the final three Jn an attempt In stop Pomeroy. The true clown il at heart a trqle lpft, and J Bf'f tournament game and a league Pomeroy runs scored w he n Jim Reynolds opened but was a tra.&te end to the career of one ot the greate1t c.low ns match. Carr led oil with a walk, Fred replaced by Jim Surrett In the bue!NIIl hu known. Name them : SclJaefer, Altrock, Pomeroy opened ita scoring Boyd 'ingled, Wells clobbered third. Surrett later gove way to Major """"'" Slolldb!Jt w. L, Pel. Gil Dean, right up to Piersall, and you mut includeo the in the llrot ftlme when · To m • long triple with two a" a Y Bill Shelton who flnlshod ujf. By Untl«< PTOto JntoroallonUII Boston 10 I .611 II name of Claey Stencel. White tingled, Wells~ale and then came home ."' h e ~-_llaker, Well!, Swindell a n d Nottollll Lfape Kansas City 13 I ,Jll . . c...y• • good ballpiay~. wu more wld•ty known =::.:...==::_c.:.:_:::__=='";>?---W, L. PM. GB New York I 7 ,INti I •• a clown. Aa a National~ m•napr ht' was a Aop : a joke. WheD bt - · tllo - t ouccesaful "'* :t!' 1 ~ Jai!ban ma.bagf'r ot tile mo8t 1uaceaful Y&DkeH he pined 1t&tun and prt1U18, but be rematnect "'a. character ". Now Casey m•n4pa the wont team tD biJ le...-ue bl.atory: the Metl. Tbta may DOt mato 111m the wont man~~ar Ill blatory, but 11... the Ylllkee• continue to wln without him . and l'linc~ hP is rewritinr the script of his tarlil"r dnys jn the National Leaaue, It must be auspected t hRt hi s final ~ will be 1ad. and tr::tglc . Latt yPar, Casf"y got by on charm . The preu and t he fo.n11 gave credit to CaRey for sufterin1 like a man -- which is all be could do. They credited the Mets for bein& the best ever at beth.g the wont. But the race ia not to tht slow. not the battle to the wea.k; not in baSeball, it itn't. Benf>ath the aurface of bP.. mused tole-rance and The Joy or l,olinf ll.trka cillcrace. In manactnr the Meta, mlllionaire Charlet Dillon Stenrel may ~ repay~( a dfobt of frtendlhip , for which he must be admired. He ia being uled, and he lmowa It, to help put the tRow Oll the road. But in the ..,ake of the u1e muat eventu'ally come tht abuae. Waitiftl' for Ca.aey ia that awful moment wbeo be :11 arNn the symbol of ineptDeu, The oareer ht aalV&Jed in the Broux i1 crvmbUnf ill. the •badewt ut C..1111'• Bluff. He doerveo a kinder fate . ., That's mr opUU.. ••• Wllat'aJO\lNff:::: ::-.:.::-...:.::~}fudepohl ·-'·'·. . . ) NGs 1 ,, I'~" .· ;; See These Before You Buy USED CARS 1~~~!::::h · . ne Edges Jackets 4 3 Racl I • Racine, taking advantage ol jittery Middleport defense, l..t•..t the Jacket. 4-~ In oine ir.nings Thursday at Middleport for the "unofficial" county Class A championship and life In the sectional tourney ellmln- maintained 1o Umpire C. W. Searles he had put the tag on Bostic coming ln. However the umpire ruled he had not. The Jackets, in their hall of the ninth, could do nothing with Price who had gotten Racine is .xpected 1o play at McArthur at 1 p, m. Saturday Iagainst the Vintnn county win. Identical ptiching efforts by 1Ra,cin••:s hard throwing sopholefty, Larry Price, and Middleport's oonior rlghthand· er, Rick Oiler, brought a 3-3 lie after three lnnlnp of play, and nothing more until the top of stronger as the game moved into late evening. In the eighth Price had lanned the side. AIIA>II'ther, Price fanned 11, walked two, and hit one. Oiler had an identical record . Each pitcher even ls!!ued one of his walks intentional)). Middleport, counting bobbled ball! that permitted runners ex- ninth . Then San Franc1sco :: / .ie:; 2 ~~':... t! t .511 2 Milwaukee 13 10 .585 2\i Lo.! Angeles u t .585 211 John Singer at third, catching Chicago 0 11 .476 4 scored on Bush's sacrifice fly. Philadelphia 8 II 4 .21 5\i Racine went ahead 3-2 in the ' New York 8 12 .400 6 third on Bruitic's single, his Cincinnati 7 u .S811 6 moving to third on two errors, ' Houston 7 14 .333 7\1 Price's fielder's choice, •Bostic I Tburoday'o Reoulls scoring, and Price coming home INew York. 10 H"':'ston 3 on Harden's sacrifice fly. The _san Franc"'"" 2 P•ttsburgb I inning ended as Bush fired to j)!ilwaukee 8 Clncilmati 0 John Singer. at third, catehlg Loa Angeles a Phll•delphla 2 Wickline ste•llng. ' st. Louis • Chicago 3 The Jackets tied it up In their Friday'• ProiNibto Pliehon h;.U or the third when Price San Francisco at New York hit Singer Who !lole oecond and IUPII - Pierce U·ll or O'Dell Bush sillj!led h1m home. <2-111 va. lloOk <o-31, Wickline wa• top Racine hit· Los Angeleo at J>lttaburJihl ter with two lor three while <nightl~qherry to-1 vs. ll<hWall Bush and 1uso McElhinney, <1·0<. I the other hand, registered one outrigbt error. Racine opene<i the game with a run in the first oa Salser's double with two out and Bill Wickline's single. The Jackets moved ahead 2-1 in the bottom of that innini when with one out Johnson doubled, OiJer singled, putting runners on first and third, and Buddy Moore Minllesola OIIOOOU~ I el!,lnlon. ·• s . Qmi ag· tar the : Society· News - MOTHE who couldn't Mr. ud Mtl. ~ But-; Onct there waa a mother who had • oormat, heellh~ bo)'. And bo liked to do the lhlnp lbat -~ boolthy boy• like to do. : Mrs. Mary Ranson lllld T;i'-; But, far • }Onf wbUI, :Mother oouldil't take I~ lhe kopt 117tnr. "DON'T Bobby- fou11 h¢ 10••· llelf !" then one day, u aht puRd the pltytround, abo lllltVt1111 at a bold )'Ouripttr'a fnta on thl hDr110ntal 11 I 1 dl 11 •• 410 S P. lhle and other relallvea, ; a 9 .400 8\1 'l1le Lldlea Aid met Tllunday: I 12 .4110 t altemoon at the home ·o! lba.o 8 II .881 4\1 B~he llamm 10 help -.,; two hill. The Jacko"' were expecUng to play Gallipolis here this ev· ening in an SE<JAL match. IIA!clne 102 ()()(. 001_. 8 I Middleport 201 000 000-3 7 9 Price and Evano, Salser (4). Oiler and BW!h. Umpires: C. W. Earles, plate : Hilton Wolfe Jr .. 1st base ; R. Manley, 3rd baoe. Houston at Philadelphia -Bruce 11-ll vo. Snort IOol Chicago at Milwaukee Hobble 11-21 vo. Spahn latarday' • Gom" San Fran<tsco at New York Loo Angeles at Pittoburgh St. Loul• at Cincinnati Hou""" 11 Philadelphia Chicago at Milwaukee Alii<......, ........_ _ Dey''' <nilbt)- LUCITE PAINT ' (O~Itlot. ontllnolo) There'• a dlflmnoo in lAI· Estrada lo-ll va. Molli I:J.U. cite OUtlide PaiD! - laiU liaiiii'Uy'o GoaaH loneer, 1001 on epler. Cleveland at Lot ADieloo. nipl Bolton at Kantu City, lliaht Plcktna H1rchY1rt . Now York at Minnesota MASON, W, VA. ot Chlcap ------~- - ... ~ •' Be First to Choose Youn I .. .. ... Cardinals Hold NL Lead On Double By Musial; Reds Suffer 8- 0 Loss • 'l; I " 1]1 1 STIFPL.ER RED ANCHOR Solid trteerlua, Tilht-fittiD& allli IIOalf atylu SlzN: 8-M·L-XL Six willdow aedan. With all the CadUlac reaturea 'New York • B•-•lthe ~6~~rd~u!!~~;S~!!!. !~~~ S9 Plym. Savoy 4dr. ·5109S ant. A real nice Oldl for o:'lses House ~ -{.,;:.•.··-=-··~ for those who are youll8 at heart BARGAIN BUYS-I $195 58 FORD CUSTOM 300 4 DR.. Y-8 $595 SANDWICH std. lrllllL WYUGI . fOiEMAN & AIIOTT &VanZandt Motor Sales c:.llllao 01• NEW YORK QOTHING HOUSE Tate ~ to Cbunll Tliia ~­ ln ......... , _ , . , _ ITES -fiYWIMf THE UNmD na WORKERS and Bible Study C811), Glenn Batt, putor; Will' 11 3 p. m.; Claas 1J '!bird 11"'""''p.Pl'.,er in. on third 'lburaday ablp 9·30; Sunday Sdlool 10:10 nudly a p, m.; Cburtb or lllOIIth. L 111., Bl7the. Tbeiu, &!pt. mlni61rallon Second Wed., 7 p. '1.1le llltNJeporl 17- 0 eiJ. IL. CboJr practice, Wed. 1 Clwrcb, Soulb 3rd Ave. &!May llate. ...-. llolldq 8Gboo1 ••• o. LoiJ of ~ School 10 a.m. Sunday 111gb! L .m.: a. , ~_....,, qt.: ....., 8oiiom, Ret Gear&o BYqellallc NO; WedllledaJ 11-m& ...otp 11:41: " ' - llbipma•, ,._, 8llllllo,y llaa aq,j1t Bible Study 7:10; 8atut- meatl1!& and liblo StutiY, wad., 11:10 L m.: lloly I!QI II day · n1lbl ptiJtr ll11ll -.)lip 7:10 P. m. Ill* 1 p. IL1 ~ 7:11. . _ , Rev. B. L. ReneW ~ . Bpiseop'el ~ 11our 11o1oro Mala. fl ... Nmo- PomtrOJ, Flnlt ud TbJrd a.. & _.. Crt 'o liaDda1 t:IO L m. lllnl dayaiO:III L IlL Holy Budlant; o.,IYillo lllutoil i11J1 wonblp Ill,& l!:nngolilllo Second and ll'wrth lluDdot• 1 a. a... Goorp R. !llllpaum, ilerWf T;4& P. m. m. Holy Communion; 10:11 L lkmdiJ !lUI 8:10 I. m., 1:o ,. .... m. The Order r... Dally Mont- .,.,. ., ~ • .. ._, • G!ul · . 1'1 OitaJIII• w. I\ ~ Inc Pnyw r - II r .r belore......ar.. """'*- . __ .. a.• OF AMDICA ... andMany PRICE MARKED m;:..w OHIO VALLEY .. ·BAKING CO.· - Orderly ........ $100 ALL PLAINLY t · · ltfARKINS' FOGII -KET SPECIAL 2 DR. H.T. MOREll : . :.: =:...=.=:::..::::..:==='------------ w..-...., HEINER'S BAKERY 54 BUICK Automatie tnnl. -lol 'COMPANY LOGAN MONUMENT CO. .':Of, MIIGS COUNTY AMToke'l•~ 55 FORD 2 dr. V-8 LIEVIttG SWISHER & LOHSE -~ heeiltlonal body and hu radio, heater, Wllfw ttru 'PLUS alr-condiUonlni ~~rq!_~~d~!~!!~t~t~:•t;e!.4!~ eeartw.a" Eta ';;:.·a" WILLIS ANTHONY GOEGLEIN READY MIX CO. POMIIItOY, OHIO 1•11-'•v• a: R. H. RAWLINGS &SONS CO. 2.98 to 5.91 1.981ncl2.91 radio 4door ••. sz600 S9 loys' SIIH 6 to 18 HOUSE Whatever the name we use, we all talk about tile · thing. We are diacuaing the act, and the effect, of ing one of the basic laws of lift. S,r- Flnt Vded tertan Church, Rev . Bowar<~ pelt. pastor• 9 a. m Wonlup • 10 a. m. SUncla• '!cbool. Tho Pedetated Cllarell, p;;.... BlUM LUMBER CO. HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE 'l'ep styles by Revere, GUlmaD "'tt McGregor. Crow's SB Buick Spec. 4dr. ··s1 09S STEAK Automatk!, Power . ' MEN'S SWIM TRUNKS Radio, W/1/'fl tlrea eoa,..,...... CROW'S · STEAK HOUSE FRANCIS FLORIST and SHUMWAY GREENHOUSES J I _, :ed. - Pl•in •ncl fancy ·p1ttern• In on• •nd 2-plecutylu. Sl111 9 to 18, 13.95 to 25.95 H.T Cpe. s]soo 61 """ice· ,,.. 10,30 a, .,. m. - EUB New Catahlll Swim SUits Art Here ON OUR Lot Of Values - 1. m. : "-"' • unu, ' I ' ' ;t •' llitop'*7 <Oilool v:IO ·l!etf!li If the preacher says that worry is a Cl•rllllvery. apt to take offense. But if the eto) . United Church of tering to the same individual, lafdlr. Aftd, comlftt C)Oitr, 1h1 dla~ IE&fll • Pre!byteriOD, eame condition. insists that the lha1l eovel'lll It WN lobby I Waldo J . 8artelo, postnr, himself of his "fears," hie advice Is eratefully ICC• • Now ahe hu mon eonAdtnc:t In John Wm. Blaettner. Dlr. and acted upon. her aon .•• and better undeutand• Cllr. Educ.; Sunday School hl11 eonftdenet In hhnself. I ' I& 1. m., Worohip 10:30 a. Vnoonfened SID Sound relirioua trainlnr btrln! 'Wanted : Faith in Liill••;·~·~::~~:j The preacher talka about "confeiSIDI our lint." with eonftdtnce and undultandlag. wbilenesa." Youth F• psalmist remarks about tbe 011e who don Jn eb.urehu ot oa.r oommurdtr ,-outh. $:30 p. m. his sin." Tbe psycbiatrist be~ by trylJII ful •atrn•ll dir«ttd toward rirht patient to "di'ain his miDd. • But they all motives. hlrh ldealt, ~lean activltiea. Flrot Baptlat Church. about the same thiniMor1l and apiritaal COJiovlctton becin to a11ptl'lldt darinr and pride 11 inroy, Ralph C. ZUndel, pastor: I.-Jri;~;;;;;:-;~;_;~;~;;~~ia;~:=i;1 cantiv•• tar actiOn. 9:311 In n,u i'lorshlp and !tudy. II Tbe Uniform Sunday leiiOD for 11&7 "11Your child lii'IAdl bu faith in Sermon, " Are You An •·Opmloru- II PENTANCE AND FORGIVENESS," Plalma 12; Ill; -' hlmaol!. Throoth the Ch""'b'• auldmilt?" Nuroery ODd "' 103,8•14. •~'* and )'OUt ax1mp!t tbll rodimena.-....._,. I p. m.: Evening Wlll'lhlp 7,10: church. Monday 7:30 ~:~~l~====~~~=::::-::;-::;::-:;::;-:-:::-:=:-:: IM'1 faith ... bl onrlehlll and ltm• a... Clydee1 N lleadersoo, puw: Wednesday evening Bible atudY C!rele; Tuetlday 1:30 Boy ptrlll by llllh In .Qod. 8oDdaJI School t:30; MonuDa wor- at 7 :00. Wed. 7, Choir rehearsal; 7:45 There can be no healinc of the mind if we THI: CfotU"CH fi'OR AL-L. • AU.. fi'O .. THit CHUIICH tblp 10::10: KYPS 8•45: a:'onoDb Prayer and study. Thurs. sins, our complexes, our tensi0Jl81 IDd our fnra ...,,,.•"7::10: Prayer metunv at FnedOOD Goeflol MI-. Baoll· Woman's Soclet . Both science and religion reqwre that they The Chuclll!. U.. ,r,.le!lt (actor !.rly and wppo~t lht Cllurdl. 1'MJ ' 7·10 Tbllfllll.y an Sllmsvillr Rolld E 1 Grit · brought to the surface aod examined without merq. IN ; (1) J'ar hil awn ..... !I ) Fot pn •rlh Jar tha b~lldinr ol d'III'IIGt.>r •nd 10«1 cltiltl'llflhip.lt ita aloro&hluhlldNn'••k•. 13) fvrd\t•lt• · · fitb. paotor: Roger Wiltord. s. Middleport l'lrol V.tted . . •. of hll C!llftltrnf1IQ .,..t utiofl. (4! ho!.llt ollplrilual val1111. Wllhout 1 Fatn-.e" Cborcb. Rev. Law ~. Sup&.. ...... Sonuol '" • "' I leflan Church, Re• This meallll, of coune; that eech mdlvidual lieelmnr Chur&., neilhl!r democracy lo'or lllll •Itt Dl h Chutd!. l&lek, renee Glusencamp . YO""" ""' · bY, co nf enmc · to JIWWIII:I ~•-•·If • Th a_t whi~ h d:~=':; -... Peu- EVa11 '$tiC' .it!Po'left 7 ~ 30 'l m.; Ruppelt. pastor. SundaJ' glo which. rwed.lda IIIGI'tllmllnlltrilll nor dvllllilltion oan M.II'VIve. There are lOur tGund ffo.allllll Why ,very 111.ppult. Plln &o 10 to tflul'llh •"· pies meetln& and prayer meet- Prayer meeting HO p. m. Tuoo 9:30 a. m. Rtcbard Vallihen. supl. be a VIrtue, eveo tbouJ.b It ~ ~ VIC~, 'fl!ll ~and r..d1G'Ir Aiblt •ll)o, pPrton should attend wt'II4!1H reru· lng comb1ned each Sunday ev- day. 111,30 a m.. Wo1'11hf11: 5,45 \'11': matter how we libel 1t. A little chlld '" our ~:sf. enlng at • :liO p. m. SUodav Wad. e,30 Junior Choir: 7 p m. hood drank some polaoo the other day, fully .~ Schoo~ 8:30 a. m., herbert a.- ol PnfOI, a.-. o. S0.1or Choir. that it was harmleaa because it ''tasted goOd." Roush, supt., Preaching Wed .. tb. Country Church m Towu s.u. Free Will Baptist CborclJ, young woman in our neighborhood weDt on a blDJe, · 'l. unday Monday Tuesday Saturday Wednesday Friday Thursday · ' I'GY4!rb.l' luiah Hebnwa Proverbt 11 Corinthian~ Eph••iana Colostiatta 7:ll0 p, m. . 1io1 ochooJ t'IG a. m. Bert Bo~IJ Rutland. pastor !rev. Pau, Tay· the same reason-"because it sounded COod"-aDif came :2 1-21 14:24-:J(I 30112-11 10:311-39 8,12·17 :~ :7·19 3' 1·6 rr.. MethldlsS allrell, LaiNo SUpt. Momtna Wonbip 11 a. m. lor; Sunda;· School 10 a. m.; to an equally dlsastroUJ end. Cliff, Rov. R. ll:uga Gltll, JlU' Evanpliotlc service uo p. m. Guy Priddy, Supt. Preaching . . h if tor Suncloy ociOioi &130; 1'1111 Sermon by pu!Or Ill• LUI • . Su d N' ht 7'30 It IS not unUI lbe httle child, and t e yo~ WOIIWl, . ~ Jr'il.h ~~ lwpe it In IOmf' m.eulltre.toster mul help..... WIH. SUpt.J l4ornl!tg ""rship l'bursdoy 7,30 p. m. pro,yer - - ::.a~:. ..;:.i~~. T:3tlp. m. learn the baSIC facti about p~lsons and lmmora Uu tblt: 111 :10 a. m.: Youlb llti'VIce 1 p.m. ~ and Bible study Evei'Y"fte Ftnt Baptist Church, . either of them c1n hope to live In aDy sense &ecure. :; 1 30 ' P. m.; woleome. l!:dmond Lifo Pastor. port, !rev. Donald Boone, tnln rhnl lflhich It 1000 ln fnml ly mrd community li/e, rhiJ /ftlo But there is another very Important poiDt juat ~e;_ Mid · prayer sel'fl<o Wad- Tupper Plains Rev or. Sunday School. 9·15 a. m. little child, in describing bls ezperlence to a Y!Jitor,C 7 lilt, rs 1pomored by tht, bu slne11 !lrml cmd orgoni&Qhont ~0 ':..P;.: - · .., Roy Gea~hart, posror. Sunday Kal Hinely, oupl.; 10:15 a. m. produ~ed the bottle of poison (empty now) ADd laid, "It ,.,.A,.a.n.nm•• Anna.ft r b-'t••, E :lmllb. Sr Sllll- School 9. 30 1 m Hobart Vine- Worshop servl'!. e ~~~ m. BYP hurta. The young lady, on the other ~~tt. rtf~t hto, - " ~ ~· .. ,..,.~. "' ·~ · · . ·• · · Su ·• . - 11:30 p. m. ......... · aamit the basic law In the case, and JD81sted s .• . ,~·----------------~------------.,IIIOJ 1.30 L m.. Worter yard, aupt. nclay Worship, 8 service ' Wed • :30 p. m. Pray- was no worse than "unlucky." ,, lllloy, Supl.: Mmnlng '"'rsblp p. m., Commw.Jon. YF 1:30 p. er meeting· 8. 30 p m Cho' . -- 10:10 L m. Youlb - · &,41 m. Bible Study Wed. B p. m. practice. • · · · Ir Sil\falfon begins the moment we. are wlllin& t• be hou- ;' p. m.: l!ivqeliotlo ......ge, 7:111 Soalll Bethel EUB, a... Roy The Unll«< Melbndlol With ounelves. After that It IS easier 1o be boil p. m.; Preyer moetlng, 'l'huro- Gearhart, pastor. Sunday Wor· Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, other people. · : · Pomeroy's Budket Shopping Center ,.merey, Ohla day 7,30 p. m. llhlp 9:30 1 · m. Sunday School poaror. Church School9:15 a. m. There Is A Difference Poll-~ Aooembl,y. Route ~~liO a.:::·· tt;:,"rm;,n ~·~· '"~· Leo Crew, supt. Leo Vaughan, The Bible speaks a bit bluntly at tlmea. Ezcept for 12· Rev. Paul E. Jones, pastor. ..::;::ld ee p.Ro · Asa't. IO::ro a. m. Divine Wor· the fact that we do not really realize what It is saying, Sunday School 1t. a. m. Wort • d Y ohlp. Sermon "The Great For· we might become very angry, and refuse to read it any · . ship dervices 7:30 p. m. Sun' pas or. u n 8 Y aiver." Portsmouth District more because it "gets very personal.'~ . . day, Wednesday and Friday. Sc~~:::· mW Ru~el~t"her, Conference at 2:30 p. m. at the There Is an Instance of this in one of the lalt verse1 . 1· m. Jackson Methndlst Church . Dis- of the lesson, wherein it is declared that tile wicked suf· Build•rs and 11111ldlntllll~plleo _....., e1 Clortll; Arl sup · ay or• P Member fi"TD 111troum, mlnisllt: Biblt School Prayer meeting Wed. 8 p. m. trlct Stewards meet al 2 p. m. fer many sorrows ("pangs," aa the Revised Standard tiWOOf ,h .. WY 2-2644 -hoUM WY 2M3J Chtotor, Ohto 11 Momina worebip 10:30: Christ- Rodl Sprtap M o l - Monday 7 p. m. The Commll!- Version translates it), whereas the man who tnlll8 iJi : ta.. Endeavor 6 p. m.: EveDiDg R. R. Card, pastor: Sunday &ions' meeting•. 7:4& p. m.. or- God is surrounded at all times by a proteetlve love. _ · Worsbip. 1 p. m. School. 9:30 a. m., Worship oerv- ficial Board mettng. WednesIt Is a very common thing to hear someone aay, "1 am . . . . . . Bal of Jeloo•all'a Wlto loe, 7:30p.m. MYF: 6:30 p. m.; day 7:15p. m. Choir Rehearoal. as good as any church member," and that ill often true. ..,... Public meeting Sunday, 3 WSCS. 1'11ood'lf. 1:30 p. m.: PraJ· G!eal BetlltohOIII Many a "wicked" man has many vlttuel of which to Wtot L.n St. ,_...., p. m.: Watchtower study 4 p. m.; er ODd Biole11Udy. Wed.. 7,30 p. paswr. llobm t.ewJo. '"P'·' • boast. But to be religious mean• much more thaD merely r.';~ lh• Chureli of Your Cbolco 'LUMIING a MIAT1NG Bibto study TIJoadaJ a p. m.; Ser- m a. m. Morning wonhtp ..d be "good." · . Vice lllt!Oibi& 'l'burodiJ 7 P. m.: Alfred Metbndlst Church, Rev. day ll<bool: 7 p. m. &veatng The really serious question the lttelirzlolll ou~t to 240 lineoln St. Middleport Miruotry tcbool 'lbursda' I P. m. Hobert R. Card, pastor. SUnday ...._ "' face is the question of inner power for !iVIDg. He who l'hono WY 2-2150 11aD111o P1llrbD Be u .... School at 1:30, IJoyd Dillinger, I'Grtllmd, Rev ...,..... Ml' believes in a great God, and undertakes to live a life acDodg&-Dort-Dod&o l'rucks CIIurell tP. 0. Lallpvlllo. Oblol supt. Worship services at 10:45 Oaniel, puiOr, Harold ceptable to such a God, may depend JlllOD It tbat an in· ''We Aim To Please'' Middta,.rt Sunday Sebool J:30 a.m. Alldrew a. m. with Chas. D. Woode, Supt., Sunday ,Scbool 9,30 a. m. ner source of power will spring up wlthiD blm. With that Myen, Supt. Mqnung Worstup lay leader. Wed. 7:45 Prayer VYF 6 P· m.; Wonhip 7·:ro p. power he has somethill8 to depend upoD In the hour of 10:30 a.m.; PiJFtln Y101tb lloeU meetin1. m., Bible Sludy Wed .. 7,30. distress or emergency. a,41 p.m.: &...,.u.t,. a..lce, ..,.... Cll......_ c.rt B-prlot EVIl ~ Rev. It Is very true, of course, that the rell&:loua maD ouCht ':~Ar 7,30 p.m.: Mid-- Prayer and Herring putAil'· Mornlll& wol'l!hip Me112el !milh, paow: • also to be a moral mao. No man, whatever hiJ religion, AU..nd the Cburdt of Your Cboiee Pr...., Wocb>ui~J 7:10 p. m. , •. · m., chureb School y, Worahtp, ''30 " m.; Is able to defend his Immorality with a11y success. 10 30 30 Established ID 11104 Mlddle,orl Cllar<b or tao N• Ue, llllpl.; 1, 30 a. m. W«ahlp llchool 10:30 •· m.: Youth But good rellgiou ·always producea aomethlniiD addJ. Mlddle,.rt Wast Colu...,la, w. Va. Ph. Ma•n SPI-5593 ,...., Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. 8 p. m MGDdiJ Wtlal r1111 roe. lowslnp, uo P· tion to good morals. Faith brlnga with it IDDer power of Sll1ldo1 ICilool I:IO o. m.; mo.,. day m1110001111 l'buraday o1 each meebD& 7•30 1'- m. resistance, character, strength, aDd dlacemment. . . . '• IDI wortblp Ber9ice 10;30 '·' ...,lb: Family lli1lbt Jell SUnday Youtb choir pract""'; ' '" p. m. The difference between men ia the difference In tbe NY!'S-:y,..,g P · ·: 45 P· m.: -m, ot - ' - " ' at 1:30. Wedoes-lay: Chlldren' Cbo~r. 9 •· faith by which they live. BY•• 'IIIII aentoe 7':10 P· m.: &ventna Sen 1ce: We ·111111 Ill. SaturdOJ: Ladles Aid. (Copyright 1963 by the Division of Chrilltlau. Educ., IIBXALL DIIVGS 7' 30 P· m. 7:10 p. m. Prayer - . . . . Preyer meeUn• Wed., daJ. lion, NaUonal Council of tbe Churches of Cbrllt Ia tbe . Wo Flll AU lloctor'a Prao«i_p~nns H - Bopl1al - SllldaJ achool R..tb Methodist Cburcb, M. United States of America.) WY 1Mb .. :;w,.m; ''10 L m.: -.p, u ~ m. Eden IJBited Bre- 111 E. Dowson, pastor. Church - • ..toa. 7 .:tu-ist, Rev. Elden R. Blake, School, 9:30 a. m., ~ Smith o1 month. lllr, Sam CUrtlll, Supt. 1:11 L Nur Pomeroy·Mason Br:id1• p. m. putor; Sundly oclJool 10 a. m. Supt. Morning worsh1p, · Mt. Renno• llldled Brethrelo Sunday Scbool. 10:46 a. m. a.,_ llapllll -..,. Winnie Rollinger, aupt., Cbrllta. m. Jr. MYF B to 7 p. m. Wor<!hlp SrrmaD. "The L.. L. V1uthan. Mgr. WV 2-2$11 IOI1aol 1:30. IIGnllnl WDrlblp Jan Endeavor 7:15 p. m., Mn. Sunday evening with Dal• and Christ, Rel Garrabrant, Colmlnc o1 1111 • Slonn." I:30 11:11. LyU Cbevallar, -oldent. c1aa- Dee l!wearlnpn, leaden. Sr. · SUllday School 8::10 1. lal:ell of Good Bread _ ... ,.... lllpllll - SaDda1 101 lor aU. Son[~ 1 p. MYF Tom IIA!ll, president, 7 to 10:10 a. m., altar.-··: .a. m..:,V:.,;.,~J~~,t I ~ll(ltan. W. Yo. ....,.. 1:10 a. m. '-"1111 Sua- m., Preaclllnl 1:20. MJd.Waelt: • p. m. Mn. Jean Smith, eounChrl8tian ll!ndeavor of s.mu.L" Wed. 7,;10 p. day l:ao p. m. Jlttyl!l' - - Wed. 7:ll0 p. HIOr. WSCS Second Monday lluDday nllbl tlnl RardJ hn-~ ~~~ n... Cllu leader, Mrs. Mule ~-~onCirlb1;,1 7:30ndp. m. '!be nyer meelln& a..c~a. 5" 2-4792 · o ~ ••. s ; . · RoJsin&er. """"'"" ''" secu m Coctap prayer Great Bend, Rev. Arthur R. MeSchool 10 a. m., Worship ol eeclJ 1llOIIIb 7:lll) p, m.; laalp. ·Frld·• .....1 o1 · _._ "~~ Le · m. Yooth Fellowship and lletlluJ EUB ~ (Jlor. II'1IOOD Circle Fourth ~ ....,. ,....... ' ....,..., ""'• Cleveloncl Detroit W1ohlngton Th.......,.o -Ito celebrate her birthday. ~; Washingtoo 8 Detroit 4 present were MOdred l!)le, tt.: Ne~ York 7 Loo Aogeles o rna Dtle, Ora ArclJer, Mildred : Cleveland II KaMos City 8 Shuler, _ Clara Grueser, El-a: Baltimore a O!il!.lgo 1 Theiss end Bertha Johnaor.. J16. Bolton at MlllDeaota, ppd, ram freahmtnts were !el'\'od. rrtd1y'1 Proholllo PI~ . : Cleveland at 1M An 1 alo s Mrs. -1!4y Joneo Sr. l1ld Mh,: ln!ght-McDowell 11-21 .. 1M l:ueene SclJwab or Muon were; WI .end VIIJUin In Chlr,letloll. Boltou ot Ka1uu City lnilhllMore People Are Comlni Conll)' tl.OI VI. illllow IJ.I), Te "'•kent Ivery New York 41 M!M- IDIChl> -Sialllll'd 11-11 va. Bollnd 1~. WIBblnllon II Chle.,. litJChtl DUPONT - Rudolpb ll41 va. Buohardl BaJtimore at Detroit ·"I wontup 10: ~ o. m.. &.- · · 1:30 p. m. : l'rl1• 1111 llld B.,lo ltual' T'a p. IL w-., L 1 • 1 1 , 1 , le · Chr~stiaD Church: Frook A- a.- e1 a.rt.a. , _ Cbeesebrew, poator: uo a. m. ..,. ........,•.me Boad. ~....,.. Sunday Church School flldiJord Ullllerwood. · 8lblo aebool Felty. oupt. lUll , . m.•. mtup g,lll a. m.: lllonuDI ftll'llup to illl oe"lce. .. m.: Enuina Wlll'lhlp 1:10 .,..._ Jleol!. BlbiO SChool flupo .........., llot_D., Syroeooe Melli dill cbreb. lit - " " 8 "'10 """ AYe. DAV IIA!Y. Carl Herring, pastor; 08· HaUl 8abbatb Scbool 1 P· .._, Ill W;nebrenner • aupt. SUnday Wonbtp .....,,.. s, 1.5 p. m.: ..,. llict>OOI 8:10 8 _ 111. Mldweell Bib- vtceo oro Salurdoy Pro•er ...., .... 7·~ p m Wed tng fhur.clay 7:liO P m. le 8~...., a. . . . • • rolla.• VB - · . _ . Ret. a."""' o1 God, MI. MoriU Hubert Sbarp, pe;tar. Sw!daf Rev 1ro M. Tllllll. """"" Sw> lehool 1 ' 10 "' m.: W:-:t_ •n- daJ ochool ' '4& a. m.: Wonblp ~~ ::"':' · 1 oervoce 11 a m.: and 7:45 p m . d-. "·-ld ~ ,... JII'IIY" meetlltl Tueldny 7:110 ...... ~·· ....,. liD~- """: p m. Yo.o.,1 Poopto. Frid"' T:;lll or SW!da.Y IICbool 8.10 • m. • p.m. · Momlll& worobip IUD o. ""' MYPS 1:30 P. m.; Evanpttlb< '""'"'"'• at 7,10 p. m.: Wed- Brodfm Clnlreh or Chl'lll. 7:30 pray• moelillil: Pro,y• minloter. Charles Pierce, Roon10 'tuoadoy ,,,. " ID.; 1411- Rllleell, 111)>1.: Blllll &!11001 liObory -~~ thl8rd 'l'uoadlly ' ':til a m. Mornlftg worehop w.:tll of tht IIIOIIIb al 7,30 p .,. t- m. ; Cbr- lllnduvar lyolltll die. take it cher Uti children or Mld!Da:' were -~end fiUetl.o. or Mr.: and Mn. James AUihti'IOn and' Patricia and Mro. AUfiUIIa Will.: 119 ~: : :~:.:::a~~·:=-=~: (1..()), IIA!orpnileo Ularell 01 JOHI Cbrlat Ill !Aller ~Y &ainll. o.s I~~~~tl'otb: Raebll. 011 Raclnt> II Road. Suncla) School e. m.; Worship 10:30 a. m.. SUndll)' evpniDC oervlce, I rn.; Wed. W01'thiiI p. Pa-. Thomao E. Did· . ' •· M ' Thlaare thlnJ called "sin"who, ia thete~~~~ ~~~~~~~ There thoee persons m of preachen, have decwed Bible School, Wonclell Gerlacli,lthan the lmaaination of the priests." "'P'· 10:30 a. m. MornJna however, these same penoDi .lllll1 ship "Things JeBUI Offerl lo concerned a!lout their liDI, bu't UY4! For Uo." I:SO ~ · m. Yooth in the matter because tbt)' call alii b)' a Jll'amO: 7:30 J!:l.ening aen•ll:e. names. I "Some .Prollt.oble Disgulla • Wed. 7:30 Prayer m<;elinl and P1;yelaologlltt ucl Slna Bible. Sludy ; 1:30 p. m. Choir The p~lmilt whollll wriUng_s we are . )r'aetJce. weeks Sunda~ IChoottes~n. apeaks -~ a1 Cllotol. It "tr~nagr!nio_n.' And a poyeholopst from wllote .., .Maattrs. mmiSter• I was reading JUst Ill hour ago, talked about Sclloot uo o. m.. Cbureb 10· thing! calllng_ it a "guilt complex.'' Still another-~~· 1 m.: Cbrtltian l!ndeavor . • , P!act tlonet tn the same fielcl deBC!'i~ oDe p. m.; l!lvenma ,....,. 8:30 p IlL bents who was suffering from "ten810n. ' I tra bases, committed nine mls- who again turnt:d jn .a spArkling SL. Louis ot CincinnaU Sophomore cues in the iield. Racine, on game at shortstop, each had - Broglio !3·0) vs. Nuxhall Jack Bootie got on as Terry Johnson dropped hla fly In cenand scored after the catch centerfield ol Larry Sal,.r•a hall. run raised some ques' Centerfielder Johnson, catch· this one, fired the ball in a perfect throw to Middy Charley bUlb who Loll Angela ·IJIUIU - II Ill ~': LouD (WP), Wells (I) Inca: W!Debrelme!'. IIA!ynald.o ILPlo; lltirrelt (t) ~~~~~~(I) Uti Hut;; 1 That'a my ...what's yours? Sentinel Church .News ' . LQCAL llNIC)M . . .............. v.. • ·- w.........., -.., V. D. . EDWARDS . _1Nsuul4a AGIKY ~ GAL .. Mlk11 100 gal. _ _ 9.95 QUARTS .. M•kiiSO g•l. 5.95 ' Beware Of Itinerate Peddlers! t•LI111M I VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. THIIID AVI. . MIDDLiPOIIT ,, ~. ,. ·f'.il'... N. 2ND ~VI. ' .' . ... ~ . .'· ..... . ~ ~ wYN441 ' M'ddfa; . lr~ • 1:11 a. liLt .• :::'::',."'..~: ~-.:.:; 111-=: :=a.~·S:: t:e .a. = .._. - - 11 L IL: fl - :~\":_.~ ~.· . ~ _ ..........,. ~..,. - Muol1 Cit.• Cburdt ol 1o1111er Str.el lluDday Bible SIDof the Storm." 7 p. m. I 10 a. m., Morning Wonblp lei'\'IL'e, "The Lift of a m., Vocal Music. ~ . . D.llttldy, J.buraday, 7:10 P. IlL IOifiM Metlltllo• a..cll, - I ' IIIItiiDd Mtolln, All11a 1111, llartinc Ill·~ AprO 22 ODd j Sunday Sebool 1:10 L llldi1IC lluDday April 21 bolla ~ m., Mra, Janet Snyder, lliPL ~ Good olnCIDI. Wonhip 10:311 a.m. l'reecbiDc 1lll1lic !tlnllhod In part by p. m., Prayer .-.kll, ,....._. Norrta l1ld !JIIr· Wednead.ay 7::10 P. m. Wwt. ol ~mice~. lief, Plnl lllplill n.roll, BleiDa Jlel)atlel. Rev. PMrl Ra'l. Artbur ft. McCauley, .... Arthur F. Sflt&; ., A -· ""'"'"H -a· a. • L. , ."""PLE' ._..u...., ~v .-..v St. Paul's Luthe•• Churth CGr.IJ-•IMi:a;i.4•a- ·P ta- - .a-'<filtiidal. m., laPli'Nd ilmllll: tic07:.p.aa.:YGUIII b ........ Clitii.. t1 a.tol • ~I::.-· 188'\..:...~~ T1illl P. m. 'Wed.; 1:111 L m PI .... _,. ' L aa.; • •-..- - - - - 7:1111 p Ill. Sott1nlav l'• ..ILol W 1 • .7 •-"~•~j· ..., .f ....,.. ~ ·.\,\~- Li1111""' Cl a I •• a ., _., R. II, Card, putor; ...., . , 8clioot.t:ll & ill.: a.... evlet "at t a. m., · · ••• a. a: Wailblp 1 • 11:10 a. m.: 11. ,IGiln'a SUD- 8cbool 10 .a. m.; WS(:B ftnt a.tL1 Y- Pal cliJ Sdlool to ~~ • LIIL 'nlurldl7 Gl lllllllb; llaiH a; ......~a.t~~.~·.~-~"'iil'-"!c~•· a. IILL.._ Fnd L Gardner,~-~·)'.• -~-; '!,.~ ..,... eSilllday SclJool, l:lf J..:l'~ '·· . uillt. eMornllll Worahlp, 111:11; ill!'ll Pl"'!!'!"''eSUada7, 7:110, L-l:t.,..W; ·•, · . .!;.. eTueldoy,llaJhti:OO,,~'Qrn.r!!l' , 1 11 - •1,•'•• .......,. • I �. The Cash Don't Wait! Place Your'W3nt Ad TOday! Early Bird -f'I'!!EI:Iiln.E~V71JSVII1'710:-rNr-I'IINn--.RE'riiii'I'V""lli"t-- ":~, 1959 CHEVROLET Y-8 2 DOOR ··- -·---· Roll,..... 'ociety News $895 Ivory ove r lighf green finish, g90d tires, clea n Interior, automatic trans ., radio and heater . ol the red bot m•!DM. Mitzi launchea her now oct 11011 ...nth on • toor that wUl bring her more money than lht! • .,... iD moviet. u Her ltblar~ry lnelllllao t h o Deanville lD Miami Beach ; the Latin Casino lD Cherry mu, N.J. The Flamingo Ill Lu Vegu and Harrah's Club at Lake Tahoe. And abe paeb them lD lor two 1howa a night, oometlmes perlorminK before aa many u 4,800 paying Cllllomera. ~ PO!!~~~E~~~o~.M~o.lji) ~ I MODERN 2 pieee biege living room suite, $65. J o a n Harrison. Rutland. SH 2-4522. New AI ButHow can 1 1Hp of a l!irl Hke Mitzi stay afloat lD ..clubs when other en~. some ol them Call afler 4 p. m. • D011%E DECKER wiches now available at neUe's Home Restaurant. Open 5:30 a. m. till midnight. Phone WY 2-9976. ' 3 ROOMS New Furniture '2.99 OMLT / PO.OO-- ..._ . , CCIII~•Iialf T..._ MASON FURNITURE CO, MASON, W. VA. bloek·bwltera, are "" their up. r / I / ' MONDAY 1'lllW FRmAY 8:011 News 1:06 Sacred Heart Program 8:20 Colllltl'y Jllllbon!e t:OS Coffee With Janet 8:30 News t :35 Coffee With Janet t : 4io Betty Newton Sbow 10:110 News lO:o& Minlaterlal AuoclatloD 10:20 County Hoe Down Jl) · 3ti Ne1fl 10:35 County Hoe Down 11:00 News ll :08 Swap Sl•>p II ·30 News 11 :35 Farm News 11 .40 Cuunl~ Hoedown !Family Worship Thurs.) li ·55 Upper ll""m l!e<iltationa A LOT of VALUES 1963 Ford • • • Falcon Futura Convertible. Auto. ti-ans. Radio and heater. 2,000 mileu. 11 :58 low Jones Slocl Ave. BLAETTNAR'S . BEnER BUYS UVESTOCK FOR SALE: Good breed gamttll hens and rooster . C h a r e s Blake, Syracuse, Ohio, across from Chapman's Markel. 5 3 Btp FOR SALE: riding horse, gelding. II years old. WY 26787 f 30 6tp LEGAL NOTICE 1962 Dodge • 60 Pontiac · --· · .S169S 1961 Chevrolet 1960Ford 61 Falcon · · · · · · .S1395 1960Ford • • S9 Pontiac V8 . ,; .. S149S Catalina 2 dr. Hard top. Hyd. Power Steering and brakes. One careful owner. S1 Buick . . . • . .. . S69S 2 dr. Hard Top. Choice of three fine cars. Dynaflow. kinds. BLAETTNARS aad lnuiDeu Deed." Phooe WY Will bllnds and shades. ---:oFO:cR=-::S"'A""LE::-::0:-:R,.-,RE=N-=T=- •hades va~ FARMALL "H" Traclor, awnings. Bamboo WANT ADS WO.tUt condition. Priced reason,abie. 1181. Wippel when you wisb 1< bu) or For Sale or trade for live· .~. Read 1be Wlllll Ad! for quick stock. Eldon Gaul, Chester, Ohio. i 2 81c ' z aow NIIIIIL •ny or I Tnct No . 1 apprlllHd at 1100. Traet NQ. 2 apprafRd at IJOO. J . B. O"Bri•n• Attornw Robert C. RU'hllbleb. Sberlfl D! tr.llp t;._.. BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO 1.. 1t, 16, IIJ I, 1t. 11• Itt ...•.... . ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ; - - - 0 • ·' ' . N""'• $1595 Galaxie Star Liner 2 Door Hard Top. Radio and beater, Auto. Lrans. V8 engine. • • - $1295 • Falcon 4 Door Statinn Wae:on . Standard trans, Radt.o awl heater'. Low mileage. 4 Door Sedan -VB. Std. trans. Radio and heater. LeSabre. Auto. shift. Beautiful all white finish. Spotless · I room house roo .. 1 apartment. Peoples race. Phone WY 2-5385. • Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. One local owner. Hyd. Radio S9 Buick V8 · · ... s1495 Keator war...... Ageaey "lanruce for every persolll • 1959 Dodge • • Sta. Wagon.. Catalina. One local owner. Hydramat· lc. Power steering: Worth much more. :>i""' $]895 61 Pontiac VB · · · · ~-1995 60 Pontiac V8 · . • · s1795 and all attach· - • Bel Air 4 Door Sedan. Radio and heater. Auto. trans. 6 cyl. Local owner. \o sweeper. • Bel Air 2 Door Sedan. G cyl. Standard trans. Radie and heater. One owner. V8 CatHna 4 Dr. Sedan. Low mileage. Power steering and brakes. Hyd. Weekend Special Sta. Wagon. 6 cyl. std. shift. Shows good care 1• 01. Noon News 12.15 Weather Report. l%.30 Music Juot !or \ou l ·OO News I II:> llr.uslc Just .For You I .J' ~ews I 1; 'duotc Juot ~·or You 2 00 News 1:110 MusiC Juot For You 1:311 News 2·35 Music Juot For You S:IJII S 05 Platter Party S 30 NeWI I 'I& Platter Party t:OO t .IXi Platter Party f :lll Blaettluir · Auto how Tu... & Thurs. 4: II Local News f:o\0 Platter Party , ,00 News 5:05 Travelln' Time • 4 Door Station Wagon VB. Auto. tran s. Power ateering. Radio and heater. 1961 Chevrolet 0 53 3lc Ill 11 DOW tlllllllotl plelure. liiOII bat dtO!fpell ~ Ill B_.' u tho tltlt, n,artDt It llllpl .. ooalllllll rib '"1111 Tw111pt - ·"· • , 1958 Chevrolet 5:30 Sporls 8:00 News 8:05 Sports 8:15 Sun-Down Serenade 8:30 Newa 7:UO S1gn Off SM'l.JRD&Y IICHEDULB J:OO ;~e•rs 1:05 Country Muslc Time 1:30 Ne,.. J 35 Farm World Ne111 6:40 RFD 7:00 News 7:'~ Breakfast ~ - • $1095 4 Door Sedan VB. Standard trans. Radio and heater. l4tw .oar trade-in. $1295 1958 Dodge • • • Door Hard Top. Radio and healer. Power 1teerlnr, VI. f Auto. trans. 1957 Chevrolet '' ' - '895 • ..y· t Door Station Wagon. V8. Auto. tran1. Heater and oJ.. troster. New finish : Red and white . .....--TRUCKS----. 1958 INTEitNATIOftAL i Ton P"ackup c..~om Col>.' Spot<~ Tron~o Geed· Tlret ~------ ', I $109.5 1954 DODGE l TON PICKUP · 2 ....... Tron••- ' ~495 ,R. H. Rawlif!95 $o~:~o. I Dodge-Dodge Dart-lance~ , S. Second I Mill St. 'Mlcliift'pOrt . . ....::·~ ·· ~ · =· ,·-~""= " ·:: ·.J ' f 't"' · ·, " DAVY •ONES B41NIY ,_ ....food""" ol," abe aald. 111tz1 worb oo hard IIDIIDI. daDcJq and dowainiJ that abe be<omea undone rlsh~ before tbe audience. Tloo - , AI the end of ·her firs I show she Is drenched with per~plra, linn. Her hairdo booolll8! a fright &Buddioo 8.Piooioout lQ.•Ja- w- --J' rl.IDt- 17.face -~y 19.1Dject IO.Qaod ~­ &Woo wig. Her voice 11 hoarlo. The hour and 45 mioutea between show• Is devoted tD a bath, new hairdo and an alternate set of costumes - and Mitzi Is ready to Ko aKain. Mitzi lheorlzeo lhat mooy performera who complain obout oaKglng nlghtcluba are thoaa comediana lumped Into the "olck" ~~- " • .. . . • - .. .. ,.,.~ : , t ~ .. "' # ~ •• I" I'• . ; I ~ ~ ~~: , 7:30 News 7:35 Breaktul Party 17 I' I• I"~,. ... 8:00 News 8:8ii Breattaat Pan, 8:30 News 8:110 Ne,.. 1:35 Farm World News 1:30 Breakfaat Pan, 8:45 Meigs County RFD 9:00 tlews 9:05 Breakfast Party 7:110 News 7:111 S...aklul Party ) : lli Jonea Buick ·Sbow 7:30 Nem 8:110 'News · 7:35 Pickena Hardwa111 Show 9:35 Breakfaat Party 7:511 / :50 News Report ! 0:00 New• 8:00 Breakfast Party 10:05 Polka P11'17 8·1> Breaklaat Party I0:30 N811'8 8:30 van l'arliclt Sport Show 10:35 Mus1c In lhe Air 8 35 Breal<lul Party 10:<li The Good Life 8 45 •Ja«er Fum. Show-f'rl. IO:Ii.i Under Oblo Sklea &:lk' lllews on wheels. Like pa'per bags. Bal· or 7 payments ~ llillm11hly, WY 2-2204. .. -_ -- WMPO Radio septic tank. AU septic Tank Cleaner. l,arutm•rk Farm Bmuu Pomeroy 3 14 30tc lllcbii'CI awct •lthl -~me '·Ilona'.. clean interior, automiltie trans., VB motor, power steer- POMEROY, OHIO ·- DAILY CROSSWORD $1,295 whitewalls, &potless dean interior . 1959 FORD GALAXIE HARDTOP COUPE -- -- -· $1,495 Low mileage by local ov:nPr, ivory over green finish, ~ . ~ .·::OJ~:. .·~::.: ·c-w.· lvory over turquoise finish , Power.gJidt, radio, heater, ing, radio, heater. 1958 PONTIAC HARDTOP 4 DOOR I lld>en readild lllrdom · lD Brvlldwl)"t will ....... hit llltWit illy 'I'DNON ICO'IT pore clebu! II KGM in "Hlo IIIII Hlo," WI 0 q fml " I dunno," _ 1 Mllll a tel ' 1) .•• Dorio !loy c:heeb BOLL ~ 1DfD 111111 OolllurJ·l'ox tiJit YWOOD <UPIJ- Lon a " But I am Vfr! ..,. at tb1o b w"dlobot- fur 11or DOW Horne retired from Digbl oluba ,... bualneis. That prol..tdy belpo, rtcenll)o llld _ , IIIOilw Tbil 11 ...q "'1 . - toor. ~ porformor I . _ the dem1lt t1 "'1 11<t 11 ...ur.q _.from"-' utoor. aorou tbe _ , U 8lnDin8 to IIIII. II bu lalt• mo toro.hadowlq llllllnploymeaL IJ weeU lo II"> ... fllr lJ WHU ~ ~. J'ar Eut Illizi Gaynor, a rlpomrt. of (>ll'fomwooeo." t.C&ndlaa mg. legl)' eutle 11 tear1uf 1111 "One o1 tho cldlo elub bUJiDeM aport u tha botteJt doa'l do ., well lo. that thoro ...., I.Rurr!M &ro~ thing 1o eome down tho piD liDce too m a n 1 perform.,.. II'OWid Sophle Tueker. 111111laow tho laJI who oovor duon1o lholr .,._ Joppa POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~S:: BET \ ,t; ~ -~ ~ " ~ I~ GASOLINE ALLEY ~·· · I~ ~~ DAlLY CBYPrOQUOTE - Here'a how to •• won Ill AS~DLBA&Sa II LOJiGI'BLLOW Ollt limply ot.nda for onother. Ja thiJ IIIUitple A IIUM tor the threu L'a, X for tbe two O's, ete. SJn&le Iett~l'fll, apo1 t:rophiel, the Jenatb IIDd formation ot tbe WOldl are all h1A&I - doJIIII ODda - are dl1l'orent. ll :Of Now> 11:05 l'op Ten Show li :Ziu News ' 11 :35 Dutlon's Top Ten llbow 12:00 News-- NOOD Report 12:15 Music lnter-.:de 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teelll 1:00 ''ewa I :05 Platter Parcy 3:30 News 3:35 Platter Party 4:00 Ne"' 4 05 Platter Part)' 4:30 New• t :35 Platter Part)' 5' 00 NO\?P 5·05 Travdln' 'l'llne 5 ' 30 N•w• G:tl'l News 6:05 Sundown Serenade ltVIILDOO 4 DOI8YD IO 0 It I BIOL I8V WB'O'lfWD, . I8Y YS'l'l LZO LSOl.ZD ,.8.-Y. ZTliiR Y - , • a Crn>toquolll11 IT IS ONLY WHAT II! GOOD D HAN TILI.T WASTES AND WITI!ERS 'I'HIDIUII.-Wil.DiiJ <o ~ Klitl i'~~~WR~ an«' u :r.J ARE YOU GOING ON ·:t. CAMPING TRIP9 W J EH RA010 lllaodaJ 1broaglo Frltb.J 12:10 0111o Newo 6:00 Sign on 12:15 MaRet. 7:46 The f.ollellne 12:20 Llfepard BullellD Board 8:00 Qhlo Valley News 12:25 Ne111 0 Gfama 8:05 Sporls 1'udai · 6:30 News 8:10 World News " '30 Agricullu." Ageld 7:00 Sign Off 8:~ Musical Cloct 12:45 Country Go 11owx. SUntlay .1:511 Comm!llllty N 1:55 New. Beot ?·SO News 1:00 LatcllllriJie 1:00 Country Go llotmr I ·3S Army How t:!O Publlc aer.Jce 1:55 News Beat 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour t:f5 Sbowen Ill Bl-lnl 1:00 Midway Maline< 8:15 Church at Work 10.00 Masoo County !1o1ft S:ll News !leal 8' 30 News 1~: 05 Tlllk ot lhe Town f:tlO Dlsclrlg 'Jri1h Doos 8 ' 35 Hour of Deliverance IG:55 World Newt f:IIO lntercbange t :OO Wmgs IJI Hllllltui U:OO Talk of 1be ToW11 5:10 ColnDJunlty Ne"" t:30 News (ez""pt Fri Church Bella Ring 5:• World & National Newa 9:35 Legislative Revle• 11:45 World ~ews 5:15 Spotliglu on Sport~. 9' 45 Sunday Chapel 11 ·1» Muon County No"" 1:05 News IC:OO Yot"" of Prophecy 12:00 Communlly Newo 8:10 Musical Clock I0 :30 No,.. 12:116 Loea1 Newa 7:30 Sign Off 10:35 Wash. Repts 1o the People-----.,.._ _ _ _.:__ _ _ ; : ' - - - - - - 10 50 Social Securll)r 11 :00 Country HYIIIII 'l'llll 11 ' 30 N.,.. II :30 Country Hymn 'nll1l 10 50 Sunday Chapel 12· oo Noon Report 12: 15 The Seatoll 12:311 Hew MerliD Tee.. 1:00 Hour ot Oecialon 2:30 Newi 2:00 a:3S 3 .00 3:30 f :OO 4:415 4:30 4:35 8:00 The Big Lie Back tD the Crou Rev. Roscoe Tho11111 . 'l1le QllleJ ,llpur ' NeW. Sunday Showcase Newa Sip 011 February Sign Off ~· .- - .. • .• ' By LEFF •nd McWILLIAMS CA~I!D AWAV. By HAROLP GRAY Al-l, NOW IT 1'6 <;t;TT!tl<l ~I ~ ." I GOT' I LAI.JGHED MYSELF ~r INT O ~E GREASE • MANV HER$ ANO RO<l'TS At\0 SEEDs ANO 'THE' BA~I'R<lM-Ee! .. 1:30 Lulherar Hour NO--I'M GOIN~ TO THE MOVIES ~E EV IL SPIRfT'G '1nO ~I?E 6TR'ONG1 THE MEDICINE MUS'i 8e EVEN STI<'OMGER1 G'OOO TASTE, E:H~ W/.iu,F:, 1--~ I'M suRE No EVIL 'SPIRIT COI.l..O Th--,r-..,.,-'I,__:SURVIVE '!!!!IT I BUT CAN THAT POOF? CI41LO DRINK': 'THAI B REW I'OR A <malMG STRONG ~EVOR, MEDICINE. RAlQ: H~UPI �. The Cash Don't Wait! Place Your'W3nt Ad TOday! Early Bird -f'I'!!EI:Iiln.E~V71JSVII1'710:-rNr-I'IINn--.RE'riiii'I'V""lli"t-- ":~, 1959 CHEVROLET Y-8 2 DOOR ··- -·---· Roll,..... 'ociety News $895 Ivory ove r lighf green finish, g90d tires, clea n Interior, automatic trans ., radio and heater . ol the red bot m•!DM. Mitzi launchea her now oct 11011 ...nth on • toor that wUl bring her more money than lht! • .,... iD moviet. u Her ltblar~ry lnelllllao t h o Deanville lD Miami Beach ; the Latin Casino lD Cherry mu, N.J. The Flamingo Ill Lu Vegu and Harrah's Club at Lake Tahoe. And abe paeb them lD lor two 1howa a night, oometlmes perlorminK before aa many u 4,800 paying Cllllomera. ~ PO!!~~~E~~~o~.M~o.lji) ~ I MODERN 2 pieee biege living room suite, $65. J o a n Harrison. Rutland. SH 2-4522. New AI ButHow can 1 1Hp of a l!irl Hke Mitzi stay afloat lD ..clubs when other en~. some ol them Call afler 4 p. m. • D011%E DECKER wiches now available at neUe's Home Restaurant. Open 5:30 a. m. till midnight. Phone WY 2-9976. ' 3 ROOMS New Furniture '2.99 OMLT / PO.OO-- ..._ . , CCIII~•Iialf T..._ MASON FURNITURE CO, MASON, W. VA. bloek·bwltera, are "" their up. r / I / ' MONDAY 1'lllW FRmAY 8:011 News 1:06 Sacred Heart Program 8:20 Colllltl'y Jllllbon!e t:OS Coffee With Janet 8:30 News t :35 Coffee With Janet t : 4io Betty Newton Sbow 10:110 News lO:o& Minlaterlal AuoclatloD 10:20 County Hoe Down Jl) · 3ti Ne1fl 10:35 County Hoe Down 11:00 News ll :08 Swap Sl•>p II ·30 News 11 :35 Farm News 11 .40 Cuunl~ Hoedown !Family Worship Thurs.) li ·55 Upper ll""m l!e<iltationa A LOT of VALUES 1963 Ford • • • Falcon Futura Convertible. Auto. ti-ans. Radio and heater. 2,000 mileu. 11 :58 low Jones Slocl Ave. BLAETTNAR'S . BEnER BUYS UVESTOCK FOR SALE: Good breed gamttll hens and rooster . C h a r e s Blake, Syracuse, Ohio, across from Chapman's Markel. 5 3 Btp FOR SALE: riding horse, gelding. II years old. WY 26787 f 30 6tp LEGAL NOTICE 1962 Dodge • 60 Pontiac · --· · .S169S 1961 Chevrolet 1960Ford 61 Falcon · · · · · · .S1395 1960Ford • • S9 Pontiac V8 . ,; .. S149S Catalina 2 dr. Hard top. Hyd. Power Steering and brakes. One careful owner. S1 Buick . . . • . .. . S69S 2 dr. Hard Top. Choice of three fine cars. Dynaflow. kinds. BLAETTNARS aad lnuiDeu Deed." Phooe WY Will bllnds and shades. ---:oFO:cR=-::S"'A""LE::-::0:-:R,.-,RE=N-=T=- •hades va~ FARMALL "H" Traclor, awnings. Bamboo WANT ADS WO.tUt condition. Priced reason,abie. 1181. Wippel when you wisb 1< bu) or For Sale or trade for live· .~. Read 1be Wlllll Ad! for quick stock. Eldon Gaul, Chester, Ohio. i 2 81c ' z aow NIIIIIL •ny or I Tnct No . 1 apprlllHd at 1100. Traet NQ. 2 apprafRd at IJOO. J . B. O"Bri•n• Attornw Robert C. RU'hllbleb. Sberlfl D! tr.llp t;._.. BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, OHIO 1.. 1t, 16, IIJ I, 1t. 11• Itt ...•.... . ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ; - - - 0 • ·' ' . N""'• $1595 Galaxie Star Liner 2 Door Hard Top. Radio and beater, Auto. Lrans. V8 engine. • • - $1295 • Falcon 4 Door Statinn Wae:on . Standard trans, Radt.o awl heater'. Low mileage. 4 Door Sedan -VB. Std. trans. Radio and heater. LeSabre. Auto. shift. Beautiful all white finish. Spotless · I room house roo .. 1 apartment. Peoples race. Phone WY 2-5385. • Catalina 4 dr. Sedan. One local owner. Hyd. Radio S9 Buick V8 · · ... s1495 Keator war...... Ageaey "lanruce for every persolll • 1959 Dodge • • Sta. Wagon.. Catalina. One local owner. Hydramat· lc. Power steering: Worth much more. :>i""' $]895 61 Pontiac VB · · · · ~-1995 60 Pontiac V8 · . • · s1795 and all attach· - • Bel Air 4 Door Sedan. Radio and heater. Auto. trans. 6 cyl. Local owner. \o sweeper. • Bel Air 2 Door Sedan. G cyl. Standard trans. Radie and heater. One owner. V8 CatHna 4 Dr. Sedan. Low mileage. Power steering and brakes. Hyd. Weekend Special Sta. Wagon. 6 cyl. std. shift. Shows good care 1• 01. Noon News 12.15 Weather Report. l%.30 Music Juot !or \ou l ·OO News I II:> llr.uslc Just .For You I .J' ~ews I 1; 'duotc Juot ~·or You 2 00 News 1:110 MusiC Juot For You 1:311 News 2·35 Music Juot For You S:IJII S 05 Platter Party S 30 NeWI I 'I& Platter Party t:OO t .IXi Platter Party f :lll Blaettluir · Auto how Tu... & Thurs. 4: II Local News f:o\0 Platter Party , ,00 News 5:05 Travelln' Time • 4 Door Station Wagon VB. Auto. tran s. Power ateering. Radio and heater. 1961 Chevrolet 0 53 3lc Ill 11 DOW tlllllllotl plelure. liiOII bat dtO!fpell ~ Ill B_.' u tho tltlt, n,artDt It llllpl .. ooalllllll rib '"1111 Tw111pt - ·"· • , 1958 Chevrolet 5:30 Sporls 8:00 News 8:05 Sports 8:15 Sun-Down Serenade 8:30 Newa 7:UO S1gn Off SM'l.JRD&Y IICHEDULB J:OO ;~e•rs 1:05 Country Muslc Time 1:30 Ne,.. J 35 Farm World Ne111 6:40 RFD 7:00 News 7:'~ Breakfast ~ - • $1095 4 Door Sedan VB. Standard trans. Radio and heater. l4tw .oar trade-in. $1295 1958 Dodge • • • Door Hard Top. Radio and healer. Power 1teerlnr, VI. f Auto. trans. 1957 Chevrolet '' ' - '895 • ..y· t Door Station Wagon. V8. Auto. tran1. Heater and oJ.. troster. New finish : Red and white . .....--TRUCKS----. 1958 INTEitNATIOftAL i Ton P"ackup c..~om Col>.' Spot<~ Tron~o Geed· Tlret ~------ ', I $109.5 1954 DODGE l TON PICKUP · 2 ....... Tron••- ' ~495 ,R. H. Rawlif!95 $o~:~o. I Dodge-Dodge Dart-lance~ , S. Second I Mill St. 'Mlcliift'pOrt . . ....::·~ ·· ~ · =· ,·-~""= " ·:: ·.J ' f 't"' · ·, " DAVY •ONES B41NIY ,_ ....food""" ol," abe aald. 111tz1 worb oo hard IIDIIDI. daDcJq and dowainiJ that abe be<omea undone rlsh~ before tbe audience. Tloo - , AI the end of ·her firs I show she Is drenched with per~plra, linn. Her hairdo booolll8! a fright &Buddioo 8.Piooioout lQ.•Ja- w- --J' rl.IDt- 17.face -~y 19.1Dject IO.Qaod ~­ &Woo wig. Her voice 11 hoarlo. The hour and 45 mioutea between show• Is devoted tD a bath, new hairdo and an alternate set of costumes - and Mitzi Is ready to Ko aKain. Mitzi lheorlzeo lhat mooy performera who complain obout oaKglng nlghtcluba are thoaa comediana lumped Into the "olck" ~~- " • .. . . • - .. .. ,.,.~ : , t ~ .. "' # ~ •• I" I'• . ; I ~ ~ ~~: , 7:30 News 7:35 Breaktul Party 17 I' I• I"~,. ... 8:00 News 8:8ii Breattaat Pan, 8:30 News 8:110 Ne,.. 1:35 Farm World News 1:30 Breakfaat Pan, 8:45 Meigs County RFD 9:00 tlews 9:05 Breakfast Party 7:110 News 7:111 S...aklul Party ) : lli Jonea Buick ·Sbow 7:30 Nem 8:110 'News · 7:35 Pickena Hardwa111 Show 9:35 Breakfaat Party 7:511 / :50 News Report ! 0:00 New• 8:00 Breakfast Party 10:05 Polka P11'17 8·1> Breaklaat Party I0:30 N811'8 8:30 van l'arliclt Sport Show 10:35 Mus1c In lhe Air 8 35 Breal<lul Party 10:<li The Good Life 8 45 •Ja«er Fum. Show-f'rl. IO:Ii.i Under Oblo Sklea &:lk' lllews on wheels. Like pa'per bags. Bal· or 7 payments ~ llillm11hly, WY 2-2204. .. -_ -- WMPO Radio septic tank. AU septic Tank Cleaner. l,arutm•rk Farm Bmuu Pomeroy 3 14 30tc lllcbii'CI awct •lthl -~me '·Ilona'.. clean interior, automiltie trans., VB motor, power steer- POMEROY, OHIO ·- DAILY CROSSWORD $1,295 whitewalls, &potless dean interior . 1959 FORD GALAXIE HARDTOP COUPE -- -- -· $1,495 Low mileage by local ov:nPr, ivory over green finish, ~ . ~ .·::OJ~:. .·~::.: ·c-w.· lvory over turquoise finish , Power.gJidt, radio, heater, ing, radio, heater. 1958 PONTIAC HARDTOP 4 DOOR I lld>en readild lllrdom · lD Brvlldwl)"t will ....... hit llltWit illy 'I'DNON ICO'IT pore clebu! II KGM in "Hlo IIIII Hlo," WI 0 q fml " I dunno," _ 1 Mllll a tel ' 1) .•• Dorio !loy c:heeb BOLL ~ 1DfD 111111 OolllurJ·l'ox tiJit YWOOD <UPIJ- Lon a " But I am Vfr! ..,. at tb1o b w"dlobot- fur 11or DOW Horne retired from Digbl oluba ,... bualneis. That prol..tdy belpo, rtcenll)o llld _ , IIIOilw Tbil 11 ...q "'1 . - toor. ~ porformor I . _ the dem1lt t1 "'1 11<t 11 ...ur.q _.from"-' utoor. aorou tbe _ , U 8lnDin8 to IIIII. II bu lalt• mo toro.hadowlq llllllnploymeaL IJ weeU lo II"> ... fllr lJ WHU ~ ~. J'ar Eut Illizi Gaynor, a rlpomrt. of (>ll'fomwooeo." t.C&ndlaa mg. legl)' eutle 11 tear1uf 1111 "One o1 tho cldlo elub bUJiDeM aport u tha botteJt doa'l do ., well lo. that thoro ...., I.Rurr!M &ro~ thing 1o eome down tho piD liDce too m a n 1 perform.,.. II'OWid Sophle Tueker. 111111laow tho laJI who oovor duon1o lholr .,._ Joppa POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~S:: BET \ ,t; ~ -~ ~ " ~ I~ GASOLINE ALLEY ~·· · I~ ~~ DAlLY CBYPrOQUOTE - Here'a how to •• won Ill AS~DLBA&Sa II LOJiGI'BLLOW Ollt limply ot.nda for onother. Ja thiJ IIIUitple A IIUM tor the threu L'a, X for tbe two O's, ete. SJn&le Iett~l'fll, apo1 t:rophiel, the Jenatb IIDd formation ot tbe WOldl are all h1A&I - doJIIII ODda - are dl1l'orent. ll :Of Now> 11:05 l'op Ten Show li :Ziu News ' 11 :35 Dutlon's Top Ten llbow 12:00 News-- NOOD Report 12:15 Music lnter-.:de 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teelll 1:00 ''ewa I :05 Platter Parcy 3:30 News 3:35 Platter Party 4:00 Ne"' 4 05 Platter Part)' 4:30 New• t :35 Platter Part)' 5' 00 NO\?P 5·05 Travdln' 'l'llne 5 ' 30 N•w• G:tl'l News 6:05 Sundown Serenade ltVIILDOO 4 DOI8YD IO 0 It I BIOL I8V WB'O'lfWD, . I8Y YS'l'l LZO LSOl.ZD ,.8.-Y. ZTliiR Y - , • a Crn>toquolll11 IT IS ONLY WHAT II! GOOD D HAN TILI.T WASTES AND WITI!ERS 'I'HIDIUII.-Wil.DiiJ <o ~ Klitl i'~~~WR~ an«' u :r.J ARE YOU GOING ON ·:t. CAMPING TRIP9 W J EH RA010 lllaodaJ 1broaglo Frltb.J 12:10 0111o Newo 6:00 Sign on 12:15 MaRet. 7:46 The f.ollellne 12:20 Llfepard BullellD Board 8:00 Qhlo Valley News 12:25 Ne111 0 Gfama 8:05 Sporls 1'udai · 6:30 News 8:10 World News " '30 Agricullu." Ageld 7:00 Sign Off 8:~ Musical Cloct 12:45 Country Go 11owx. SUntlay .1:511 Comm!llllty N 1:55 New. Beot ?·SO News 1:00 LatcllllriJie 1:00 Country Go llotmr I ·3S Army How t:!O Publlc aer.Jce 1:55 News Beat 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour t:f5 Sbowen Ill Bl-lnl 1:00 Midway Maline< 8:15 Church at Work 10.00 Masoo County !1o1ft S:ll News !leal 8' 30 News 1~: 05 Tlllk ot lhe Town f:tlO Dlsclrlg 'Jri1h Doos 8 ' 35 Hour of Deliverance IG:55 World Newt f:IIO lntercbange t :OO Wmgs IJI Hllllltui U:OO Talk of 1be ToW11 5:10 ColnDJunlty Ne"" t:30 News (ez""pt Fri Church Bella Ring 5:• World & National Newa 9:35 Legislative Revle• 11:45 World ~ews 5:15 Spotliglu on Sport~. 9' 45 Sunday Chapel 11 ·1» Muon County No"" 1:05 News IC:OO Yot"" of Prophecy 12:00 Communlly Newo 8:10 Musical Clock I0 :30 No,.. 12:116 Loea1 Newa 7:30 Sign Off 10:35 Wash. Repts 1o the People-----.,.._ _ _ _.:__ _ _ ; : ' - - - - - - 10 50 Social Securll)r 11 :00 Country HYIIIII 'l'llll 11 ' 30 N.,.. II :30 Country Hymn 'nll1l 10 50 Sunday Chapel 12· oo Noon Report 12: 15 The Seatoll 12:311 Hew MerliD Tee.. 1:00 Hour ot Oecialon 2:30 Newi 2:00 a:3S 3 .00 3:30 f :OO 4:415 4:30 4:35 8:00 The Big Lie Back tD the Crou Rev. Roscoe Tho11111 . 'l1le QllleJ ,llpur ' NeW. Sunday Showcase Newa Sip 011 February Sign Off ~· .- - .. • .• ' By LEFF •nd McWILLIAMS CA~I!D AWAV. By HAROLP GRAY Al-l, NOW IT 1'6 <;t;TT!tl<l ~I ~ ." I GOT' I LAI.JGHED MYSELF ~r INT O ~E GREASE • MANV HER$ ANO RO<l'TS At\0 SEEDs ANO 'THE' BA~I'R<lM-Ee! .. 1:30 Lulherar Hour NO--I'M GOIN~ TO THE MOVIES ~E EV IL SPIRfT'G '1nO ~I?E 6TR'ONG1 THE MEDICINE MUS'i 8e EVEN STI<'OMGER1 G'OOO TASTE, E:H~ W/.iu,F:, 1--~ I'M suRE No EVIL 'SPIRIT COI.l..O Th--,r-..,.,-'I,__:SURVIVE '!!!!IT I BUT CAN THAT POOF? CI41LO DRINK': 'THAI B REW I'OR A <malMG STRONG ~EVOR, MEDICINE. RAlQ: H~UPI �. " 1 . :it, '- • (Jet Type lll V3~Cine 'TomorroW D~ring Meigs Second S&lhui\ t unday • WEA'tHEI """"'- Jloli fled 1' It '• C!tlltlry r-n:~ ' at y y. .. ., llljariH la lllo .... of dill)'. ·~) VOL XV, ' <SHOP SATURDAY During ELBERFELDS ·:~~ ALE iN- 2fttf Ave. ' THEATRE : > ~- lllOOLEPOBT, OHIO Big Bargains In Furniture, Housewares, . NOW SI!OWING ''TANK COMMANDOS" SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1963 Dixie Bracing .For New Rash Of 'Marching' 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 17 enti ne .~ ·' Dry Goods, Men's Wear, Women's and ·Children's Wear. Mainly About People In Pomeroy TONIGHT Audrey Hepburn, Shirley MacLain e and James Garner In "TilE CHILDREN'S HOUR" - andShirley MacLaine and Laurent!e Harvey io ••• __ ''TWO LOVES" {Ctnemaseope &: Color) SUITS and SPORT COATS STRAW HAT MEIGS THEATRE By Curi-Worrtn S.woll ond Brookfield By Portl• Low, low price for FRIGIDAIRE dial defrost! TONIGHT & SATURDAY Alfred Hitchcock's "REAR WINDOW" (Teehnicolor) Jame& Stewart, Graee Kelly {Princess of Monaco), Wen· '" 4811 Corey , Thelma jlitter, ftoymond Burr, ~. v :a "Perry SUITS from $29.95 up ' ~.95 T~ ·~ SPORT COATS-19.95 up • Mens & Boys Levis -Donlm ond Colors • ·M'ens Ivy League pants LsiOot ond slylll •underwear lr Hoi- .IMiioy and 8. V. D. MIIOD." ·Pootv.-: Rodlo Riot ltylfl •C.IorartOOM •tUN, MON. ond TUES. MAY 5-11-7 o~, (Teebntcolor) $A.98 " ' ·~ "WHO'S GOT THI ACTION?" (Terbnieolor) DeiD MartlD, Lana Turner, Eddie Albert, Mor1o, Walter llatthau, Paul Ford, Nita Talbot, John McGlven. Ollnoy Cort-• " SHIRTS S·I0-1: 10.0 cu. ft •. ' • Overnight defrost settina; right on dial! • Full-width freezer chest 15-lb~-excellent . . .. . . 4~ .. '' -~ ' • Frigidaire dopondlbiiHJ,too. ONLY . ~ PLAY CANASTA Mrs. Guy Cowan en..,rlllined the Bi-Monlhly Canasla e I u b Wednesday evening at her home on Welzgall St. Winners were Mrs. llonald McKenzie and Mrs. Eugene Triplelt. Refreshments Were served to the above and Mrs. Charles Riffle, Mrs. s. ••• for lfle fum., tc c 1111 wllat bella seasoft thaR spring to 11a1t enjOJing ... lii111 ICIVing t..w&ls of paying bills br man.-ith checks? ~ . ~OPEN YO!fl CIIECI(IHG ACCOUNJ ' •1' \"J ' $)\0· ~-~0 J' up ... SLACKS tall containers. 4t. season for keepina fruh meats, too. • Easy storaae In the door torsi im, fat, short and i • collar atylea keepo 56-lbs. of frozen food for months. • Sliding Chill Drawer holds Spring is a -,, By Artr~w. , . Shopaly A ltugloy All the popular WEINVITEYOUTOCOMEINAND 50QNI 1 I John Beaver, Mrs. Richard Fin law, Mrs. Clair Spencer and BANLON SHIRTS :~;':~~~ ---- ..., ..... FRIGIDAIRE THE FAMILY ltEI'RtGEIIATOR BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. guesl, Mrs. Paul Taylor. $·•. " $6.95 .9_5 BLOUSES up THE SMARTEn SWIM SUITS IY SHAPELY $W~ Beautiful Asst. Of Colors and Styles S. our Mlectlon tMiy 'BY HUBBARD SUIJ$ are -here I LADIES .,._r.shotts ' •I(Jiet PaniJ o...·a Two Place ·' IY CATALINA '· AND RUGBY ·4· Serving Meigs County for over 90 years POMEROY- RUTLAND .' .Open Aerial Search ln·:. Mauntains . ' ASII',rQN, Foocb Greatl The MARDN R;urat ROUTE 7 MID -· EPOitT .. ·u ' - ' ~ •l•~um lodlt lui- ... Air ,.,.,., BIT I bomber loll J'ridl)' lllshiiD • lilloll with I KCUII ....... . \. Tho ~ IUPI·~ .nu' ~ llleDilo I dawn JF"e Pay 3% lnterut On Savinr• :.Pomeroy -National Bank ' i mlll!illito wlkHIIild llllll& llordOi'. r....,. t'd•hc>lriYO:I ll!t ~~m:<;a, • Ww 'r'jiW IIi lis • (ee...a !' d , a II - "- ......... ' .. •• a 111111-""• ... I ~ ' . ' PR!Cf FIVE (ENT$ � 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/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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/. Title A name given to the resource May 3, 1963 dunn little