https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/88f6ffca1203cb8aece725db8c40063b.pdf 02e215e35d303c5235d698df29b82e61 PDF Text Text • ' , '' 1 '• NOW YOU KNOW ~tel)' n muu.a .· e ~~-aDd wo..u, about II F onl II lbe etiii!VY'• Ja. co to """ ffGal ....... ... f-. .. ......bl.... • at .Y ... ........... . .. I ' • .,., ..1 ..... HHJ...-. . Df!tlot«< To Tlu!lnteratt 01 The Mei••·M-~ . 4 , _ · - - - - - - - - . . - - - - - - - - - r·:"":':"'"::-:!':i,::'!..· ·1 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..:.__ _!;P!!RI~CE~F::!.IV~~:..:I::.!:EN:!,;.fl!lfl BAKER ~'TrEND INSPECnON FURNI'fURE The Obio Dewtment of lllgh· ways has ;., 1bf work• an extenslve Pomeroy tsreet repair ~roject, it was revealed at vill&ge council meeting Monday Middleport, 0. Two emerge.. , ·400 EXTRA GREEN S&H STAMPS COLUMBUS - State repre· sentatlves passed a bill 114-0 Monday night that would proteet membora of farmers' assoelations from marketing practices. The Would provide an injunctive process and linea from $50 to $500 for violations. Specifically, it would prohibit boycotts of the cooperative members, discnminatory contract provisions and discriminatory prices. Now Th111 Wed., Marl 50 EXTRA J.w Shop Early I Get More Sta111ps Faster I With ~four Coupons And Required Purchaset Grr' n Srwnp , • '500 or Mol'l Purchase ordinances, both in regard to street work, were presented by Mayor Charles l-egar. One was · approved and the other unanimously passed its first reading. The State Highway Department has agreed to repair four areas of. Pomeroy s tree t s ' Pl'tch with cold laid mix, dou- supplied by the state highway which •- • damaged as a re- ble seal . 1~ mile of Hi8Jllancl department . it is asking that stilt of the two March floods . Road and patch and repair .13 Pomeroy councn pledge obllThe . department "lid the work mile of Spring-av. gate 11s auto l1cense and gas is being done because Pome- The ordinance to do t II Is to.; fund of lump sum of $1,490 roy allow-4 motorists to travel we was approved by council. for the Main'"! ptoject. Its streets while state r o a d s The other action eooeernlag Councilmen obJected t h a t were closed due to high water. street repah was a reoolullen much of the mqney must be Locations which will be r.. pertalnla1 to the ·pl.-.1 ... spent for other work and decllnstored, the department , a 1d, paving• of the . ll!n• Mala-at ed final passage of that resolu· are : butihess block& and w' '•lllnJ tkn untll they C9JI(erred with Reshape and grade .09 of Lib- approach on west Main • sl state oU!ebls. Actiou on t h e erl) Hill, seal JIB of Mulberry- by four lt'et, IMain-s! resurfacing work will av with hot mix pavement and According to tbe resolution i possibly be taken at a special se"lon. '. IMurray said this may be done ·Pomeroy and Mei&J eou If. OTHER BUSINESS in lieu of diggin& up the high- _The Ohio F\lel Gas co~ Olarles Murray, manager of wa) and working from there. announced ita wiD ~ the Ohio Fuel Gas cc ny re- Members of council agreed cre~se 1'1, cents ~ t."l!''!f,~· · ' .. .. feet June 1 , · ''' ported that die gas company Is This is very genet'OU>, and • v•~\6, · plannmg to renew a large area asked Murray to continue with . Mayor Legar • report f«, of main line on East Main - at the plans. . . . I month totalled $411. . this summer. James Kunball , dl5trJc1 com- Pr,..nt were Mayor ~ Murray said the gas comp- mercJal manager for the Gen- tt,1erk . Edna Schoenleb, ••Y may consrtuct sect1on of era! Telephone company. and ~ou?cllmen Oor Schaefer, sidewalk . four feet wide from Dt McTurner. local plant man. Colhns. LesUe Fultz, .Fr , lhe Excelsior station to Ny .. ager, told of the telephone eom- R1zer. Bill Baronlck and ~ av after makins line repairs. pany's work in the o:Pa:•::.t.:_Y_::ear ::..:'~"::.:.: Re::u:::t:: •r:.:·_ _ __ __ _,_ ••1-"" be·•··•··· lllf ;& • NOW THRU WED. MAT 11'H Al ANY EVANS SlfPU MAIKO Now lhru Wed., Mar 8. ., MELMAC OFFER ! I COUPON 211 SO EXTRA Jw Grpen Stomps 4-PIECE PLACl SETTINC 114ELMAC $'149 DINNERWARE only I We Reserve The Right To Limit Ouant.ties Corn•r S.cond &'Mill St . Middleport __ ____ _ wi tt. l~ i l caupcon oM ofh• food purd!a1" Monday Thru Thursday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. .-~.rJday and Saturday 8:30am to 8 :30pm L I I LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER _.. Coupgn Good Ma~ 0 Thru Mal' II at IVANS I Peak Brand PINTO I SO EXTRA Jw Gr een 5t anip1 2 lb. Crn. COTTAGE CHEESE NOW THRU W ED , MAV 8TH .4T " NY EVANS S Uf>H MARKET • 32-o~. 50 EXTRA J"N Green Stamps WI Ttl Cano ( OU PON AND PU RCH A$E Of, $ 1!:1 Gollo<l An1 fu vor For Mother's Day- Vv. ll•ll•r fo1mo ICE CREAM Switt' o Pre.,lum-U. S. Cov't. lnopoctM Roll SAUSAGE SO EXTRA Give ._ the IIJioas guaranteed not to .,. fn• tap !! toebeautiful Berkshlres .. lame1 Stewart, John Wayne Vera Milea- Lee Marvin "THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCI" -and- "INYASION OF THI! ANIMAL PIOPLI" J11 Green Stamp~ I ·lb. Every mother Iovas Berlrahire IQ'IoDal Th<, ,·e aheer aad l"llmJiteeci · . llelbhlre atoe!rlnl!" with tile NYLOOe :a,a. ·Jlarrilr - ' t rua troa top liE toe Into 1lhe. . T""··Wid. May 7-1 Oliva DeHavUiand and Rossano Brazzi in "LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA" Roll tlbe..,.. a- pair fru I ,, Choolle frwa"a Belectloa of beautlfal atshs, (Metrocolor) IDAHO POTATOES SO EXTRA .J.:'j.f Gree n Sta m p> TOPPY SLICED BACON Sabina Seaelman and William Sylvester In "INFORMATION RIC liVID" llhlcl• 11114 toiG~ Per.teci for Mother'• Dar -~ . ' rGMIROY, OHIO (T~Dicolor) ·New Store Hours. For -~-· "WHO'S GOT THI ACTION?" (Tecbnloolor) Dean Martin, Lana Tunler, Eddie Albert, Margo, Wallar 5 CUP AND 8 CUP Mattbau, Earthenware TEAPOTS Choo•e from S t up White hapors w i f h auorted Heat retaining Aluminum Cove n Of I Cup Hand Painted Fruit D•corot•d Te a pots with Black Wi,. Paul Ford, Nit. . ,. ---------------------------- TONIGHT & TUEIOAY More Gifts for MOTHER ! 11 ,.Ira Talbot, John MeGiven. Dl~ner Cartoon• WIDNISDAY end THURS. May .., NOT OPEN Melo l Handlu. Large 18"' Decorated PHONE 773-5513 Enamelware TRA.Y 8:00 to-.... _.. 7:QQ;io decora ted with leave• -yollow, ,.d and grun in cent.t arountl borders. y., ~ -· ·' •• ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY MEIGS THEATRE 10-Lb. bag 1 lb TIQ'J Pgc. lea' • • .- -and- ·• •• 'r ' .' ... .. Youth Eludes Officers After Cra~h �• ,. .• 1·.11 ., .. 'lf•.J'f·' ...._ ·~ - 4{~~~ • "He Followed Tlte Daily Sentinel .. Me If Home!" 'I· , • ., "t H ,. , Helen Help Us! AGift Of Appreciation } m&de by just one of the many fou~ ­ that exist in this country that IS many colleges to keep up wtth growth of enrollments and A long roster of com mence- will be extolling the that education brings to our and manv will also take the to · o"ut the gaps in our solid • front and point out the need expanded expenditures. have a large group of industries business concerns who recognize the bolster our educational system. if.ii.v 'iToor~ than anyone else are (~Ware we must have highly skilled and personnel to compete in the competitive world that we now public funds begin to lag, lack of interest and shortsightedthe part of the public and th~se ch1Ul!ed with supplying the needs thetrs 'Is only course open. One of the advanhges of such gifts is that they can · designate how it is to be spent and such Is lljl( the case of that money that comes thriugh taxation . Being sound business pet'llons they want it spent in the direction that will do the most good. We do not know what the present giving to education at the several lev•ls •mrunt to among the residents of Meigs county. We know that there are a few businesses that furnish money lor scbol· arships to institutions of higher learning, and a considerable larger group of individuals who regularly give amounts to the various schools from which they have graduated. The group should be much larger. We have a college within our borders that should be seriously considered by the local residents as the recipient of funds to provide for its future growth and development. As it grows it will add lmmeasureably to the economy of the area and to our way of thinking is as sound an investment as one could become interested in. Sometjmes we are of the opinion that many schools including our public schools are a little backward in lettil)g the public know of their needs. Our own school system is handicapped by the lack of certain teaching aids and library rna~ !erial, and we are quite sure that they could furnish any interested person with a list of some of tloose neeM. A person who sees fit to make a gift, no matter II,, ~. lD opilo lit ~ Dear Helen: ramllfeo dclll't Voice Of Croa~way ••• lieporting ship"·, for ltaiy, to _rec upe_rate from "Tchin'Tchin" and Qumn Qumn . 01he White , Kim ~ovak's stand-in for "Of new .Tames Thurber musical, ,.The Beast In Me," which opens May 14 al 'the Plymouth . Hedy Lamarr is back in her Hollywood home, recuperating after minor surgery on her hand ... Licia Albanese, the Met star, may shock her long hair fans this Summer. She's recordmg her Human Hondage ,'' is doing even better first pop album for RCA Victor-a bouin the romance department than the st_ar quet of Italian songs .. . , The Mmsch ol tlu! film. Olive, 18, and a former Moss 'Company wants Peter Duchm for a Irei~nd, is being courted by Christian three-picture deal, starting with "The Browning. son of novelist Daphne du Confessor." ~ .too,, Maurier. Dublin observers believe they'll marfy Hel en 'l'raubel. who had to Judith Ann Makowski, Miss Michibow out midway 1hrough her recent ~n­ gan of 1960, puts the blast on national gagement at the Copacabana, rna,v gtve up night duh appearances completely. Thel're just too hard on h~r valua~le throat Eddie Fisher tells his buddtes that Ann-Margret was at the Los Ange-les beautv contests in the new issue of Datebook, a teen magazine. She thinks the competitions actually can .. harm" young women who enter them, and says: "! feel strongly that too many money- ...u,. -Iiiii. My wHo 11 10 lied up with Why don't some ol you unher problems - such as what happy people contact a IOI!tal to wear to the alternOCHI ladlea apncy In your town and Ht club and who she's mad at to- what Clll be OJ'Ianized? day - that what I tblnk or Cautloo: Beware of a "club" want makea llttla difference to called Divorce Anonymous! II her. I can't talk to her, be- one II sterlld ln ynur 11'0, till • cause she doesn't listen. She authorltlea to check II against would probably be ~ H Seattla 1!0111'1 ro<ordsl - H. ,., ;,J ' knew I was writing to you, Dear Helen: _l II lhe thinks everyth!Dg Is goMy caae II limtlar to "Waring along fine. What can I do? ried " the ym•n• p-~••1 wo-WANTS SOMETIDNG MORE ' --~ ·-..By Wayae G. Bl'llldsllldt, M.D. Is severe. This type of anemia and feet. Could an Injury to my De Mr A and WSM and man who Wooden wbelber te Q- I have cracking or the responds poorly to lroo and oth- coccyx hone have any bearing all marry a .man (the cblld'd lath0~ ir..ubled, eorners of my mooth. The skin er drugs used to treat anemia. on Ibis~ I . have severe pamo bottled up married people who er) who 11 lJO years older lbaD doctor says it is "perle<;he," be- There is at present no known very day '" my left loot and need a repair job on your she ,., cautle a culture showed yeast rure. up to my hip. I was treated communication lines: I dated a man who waa Si cells. It clears up, then comes with coriisono and niacin, out years older than me, He gave back again. What should I do? Q _ I have been told that 1 nothing helped: What should I 1 wonder why overworked. so- me more than aU the ,..,... A - Perlfl!be is a cracking of have nodular vasculitis. I am do? " •" cial agencies, family Telatton!l men could ever pe me. I the corners of the mouth. The not taking any rnedic.ne, as A - Pur/:~· re: courts and marriap counselora didn't love him, bUt 1 enjnyed most usual cause is infection none was prescribed. Can you Ispontaneous mg er haov:en't pumped harder for his company. I couldn't pus with the yeast known as Csndi- tell me more about this condi- •skln.l Many :;:seshto: P:.,"';;ra group theraphy In ~lsge up a chance like that, ao ,.. da albicans. Locat treatment f " Simp ex are oug o ue problems? Why hasn t some got married. I've had the best 'th t If d' · ton · to an allergy. qualified person organized of .~-.•• I lh 51z 5 ~ a per cen su a l&zme A - This Is a modular erup- The cause of tbe allero may "Marris e Anonymous.. (or ever,....... or e pas1 omb~ent or a 5 pe~ cent am- tion that usually appears on the bf bard to find, bat tbe attem.pt ha gl should sa 'uScrap- years and by golly, I've learned momated mercury omtment us- calves The nodules sometimes 111 uld be d per ps ,. Yl··'t to love biro! I wu 2Z and be uallv clears it up promptly. U break. down and form ulcers Tho d' mase e. ld not be In pers makAnonymoutals )h c ...,bls less"' was 57. I'm very happy and th' 'd I k I I' · e !Sea wou help e m&fl wOU es h Ill ted Ma be ta ~s. oes no h '.a ~ ton ~?~ HeaUng is slow. The condition any way related to an injury to martial' I stresa the word . av!n~ turnever tw:l.s . ~ molnlg thamp ~~ erlctn d aphp 'ld is usually ~orse in cold wealhany bone, but it may be related "Qua.Ufied." IS in the wrong I-.a" ouNOT .. SOwRRayy or Ioca Y ree lmes a ay s ou er In some personS the diesase to h tic f rheuma ld be fi .. orr t:U.. · r euma ever or - bands this cou a ~. 1 · c ear 1t up. is a form of skin tuberculosis, told arthrltis. Since the pp.lnt ' Dear Helen: Q - Is tb~re any cure f o r 1 but in ' most victims no cause you descrlbe may be due to ar- 'lbere are many couples wbo If "Worried" didn't want tht Mediterranean anemia, or must csn be found. The legs should thritis, this angle should be in· olncm!b' want to make a go of blossom 1111e shouldn't have culo~e continue treatment indefi- be kept warm 11t all times. vestigated. tivated. the wied. ~ . a~ ~'4 rutely? When. ulcers form, appropriate better marry him. At Jel* ae'i A - Medlterraneon onemla, dresSings should be used to cov- Plea,. aend yoar ques[jooa Algiero, lhJnp were "!!Dine 1111- wHtlng and able. _ S. A, or thalassemia, is an inherited er therp. If cause Is tubercu· ud commeata to Dr. Wayae stuck at home. THE BACKYARD FENCE disease in which the red blood losis, antituberculools drugs are G. Bnadallldt, M.D., ill eare of BuWalo r - N Judging from IOIIIe of the cells are thinner than normal gtven. Otherwise, u Ill Your tltls paper. WbUe D.R Brand- In Syria. llliOUiderioJ dilpote steamed • up answers you 1 and the red cell count is low. case, no drugs are g1ven. atadt cannot 8Diwtt' badtnlual thiJ embers print in "My Readers AnsWer 1ln some persons the condition Q - I have had purpura "m- letters, be wiU .,.,.., !ellen ~::;~. thelarg ~ ~~ party the MaD" ,.clion, I'd suggest is su mild as to be of no conse- pie• since 19S9. The purpuric of eeard IDtereot In luhlre eol· and ~lie~ II>,.... ~ you label II '"!'be Call of the quence. In others, the anemoa spots are Hmoted II> my ankles amas. D8llona from lba Syrian Cabhoet Riled." -READER witll the Baalhlots ill eontrol. Thil column II . dedlcalld to i:; Joey Isn't ABoy She's All Girl l 1 ' Foretgn News Commentary 'Most wonderful Day Of My L.fI e, Says Ben BeIIa I Was 0• TV !!w no. Baathls!B, mndlng ror J..; ~u';;'!b:' !y~r:; with a greatet dqree of parlia. mentary rule. 11Jey recall Nasser'• .uppreuloD of the Buthls!B dur lng the Ill· atarred Egyptian - Syrian mera:er of 195Ul. And heir f · th t t ~now JJ . •. soea~ collective leadenhip m a new UAR quickly would deteriorate to one-man Nasser rule. , For the Arab world. ·IliON dJ.Io unlted than united. k II I muy timel told tale. Mutual abns brought the Baahistl and Nasser together. Mutual auspiclou b1d to Uttham once mort IP a · N~ hu "':"~ u:-~ pen mau u which place Egypt in lba eenter of an Arab world may yat to be illusory bubbles. Presbyterian .as Jtnd gooests. The call to church worship m- Welsh. Assisting hostesses were· Mrs. vocation by the Rev. Howard A, A. Di!laro and Miss Hallie Ruppel! pastor of the Presby· Ze k M , h reb o ned the ser- r le. embers answered roll teroan c u pe call by giving a control of garVIces. A special anthem was den iruJects · spoke o.1 "Grow· presented . . by the Methodist . Mrs. Dillard =• •=:.. \,::=., r= .::-.._, =-r....•• ~ ==~eo;,. ':..:-"1.:1' ,......,.. ..,.,.._.,..,.;111 . . . . , - . ~p_n;'u ....:::-:...~ _ Olda au-. CHit• W1' a u:_:"*~-:=.: :::" •• •,.., ..eae. • •......, NaiiDIW kt~n~.a• choir darected. by Mrs. J'>hn ing Iris" discussing the differSauvage with.~· Erne;t G0~!; ent varieties and givinp- th£ f~ as pianist The Son o " hisrory of the development of 801 0 wbas'"~~ top~ ~f Hthe! p";: ~ the Iris. She ststed that there Y ~o~u:: ev · r err ng 5 • were many uses for the Iris or of the Methcxllst church. In various products. Mri. Dil· AI the close o~ the servoce, 1 d k h he 83 . t ad'O rned to tht> ar spo e 1rom er 1ong ext . presen Ju h h perience as a flower grower ~ • ::::?' ,T:.:-- ~ -; ' ..._ eww .....,. s';:! M'tllldll• • • i •• - - BERRY'S woRLD II ., I ONe I ~oomEag:. ~~~s \r~~ Ferry; ORDER IBSUED PT. PLEASANT - A . ' \ ..' ..... '' PT. PLEASANT- Tbree grand jurors wert dCWJed the ...,war Y.hool year 011 and a fourth dilquallfled when tbe May term of .._D 24111. Grade caroltl will be I"' County Circuit court opeDed Monday morning. Excused sented at that time. ~'(OIPWf' were John H. Smith, Jr., Wayne Burdette and Ancll ............N Tucker. Disqualified wa1 L- 0. Tucker, Jr., as he is an 1 HEATING A D elected official in Muon 'I ALCATRAZ ~-·- 1 Judge James Lee~ WASHINGTON IUPH - Tb Afi-C~NCil' appointed Mrs. Beoole Willan, I ~..= aet'"llllldO.!I,, .& republican, and George WUsuch ...., holher _. ___ _ 11 • liamson, democrat, as apecial qiiOil roi)Jn, Pomerny-Masoo 20.· Pt. Pleasant 24.00. Hinton falling, Kwwha Falla !.I Charlea\1>11 1~.00 .stattonIsland Oam 11.0, 7\io feot on Londda,:"s, were on and .., the - : New Pupi'ls To Oblo":::e~~~o... up 14. 1·- ~~O:nc":':."i"io••t !AJLES Visit School ., ~~~.. • .awi On May Tenth "' ...,...,.. , •...,... i_ . _ = - ~;:.: Bulk Tank Service ,, Rutland Furniture Phone SH. 2.A811 I Jack Slipped., j"R~oo~m-~m~o~thll!ler':"s~w~io~li _<dJl!e~co~r~aJl!te:_:t~he~,.,......,.=============,;;,.,,,.,J _ Man lnJ· ured Hougland up 12 :50 a. Martin who was treated at Solvay down 3 a.m.; Bmgo Meigs Memorial hospJtal for "4:45 a.m.; Albert Holden unreported injuries He 'N"as 5:35 a.m.; Edeana Bos- taken to the hospital at 3 p.m. worth down g,o; a.m.; Cathy 1by Pomeroy emergency squads- : R. down 11 a.m. men K b . 101 " .• Rtver-8emet do~n ! At 1:55 p. m. Monday, squads-4.20 a.m.; J . S. Lew1s mn were called to the LandMarmet 12.:5<! a.m. ; Ells- mark store when an employee, • Woods up Winfteld e p.m. ; Bob Lindstammer rell from a E:deana. Bosworth down W!n~ step ladder and suffered abras10.15 p .m .; Inc~ up Wm- ions and a possible broken leg. 11 =.aa. p.m.; Lelia Shearer He was taken to Meigs MemorW1~1~ld 1:10 a.m.; He1en ial hospital. up WmfJeld 2:45. a.m. ; D1;;- Squadsmen were called to the down Wmf1eld 4 : ~5 .a. Snowville area at 11 :55 a. m. Robert W. Lea down Wm- when an Albany Rt. 2 man, 5: 1 ~ ~.m.; A. E. DYke s Jesse Dillon, suffered a reportWinfle.ld . 5:35 a.m.; Mer- ed heart attack. Dillon was rill down Wmfteld 6:40 a. m. taken to Meigs Memorial haspita!. GIVE DINNER Mr. and M~s . Harold Sauer TO HONOR POLICEMEN wtth a d~r ~t- WASHINGTON mPH _ Pres!- ~ evenmg honormg ttle1r den Kennedy Monday designat. , Jo~, who celebrated ed May 15 as "Peace Officers her fifth bwthday. A color IMemorial Day," honoring poticescheme of bl~e and yellow . was men who have been killed or dis. out. m the decorations. abled in the line of duly. Jlghted b~thday cake !~atur- The Presidenl'a proclamation, a toy. ammal parade . .:ruesls carrying CJut a resolution apDick Sauer. her uncle, proved by Congress last Oct. 1. Ruth, her sister, and ner 1also sets the week beginning May guest, Daune Weber t2 as "Police Week." I Nearly 1,700 people a day are discovering what a thrill it ia to atep otlt in an Oldsmobile. Reasons? Plenty! Sleek looks. Senoational V-8 performance' Plus the kind of eoontlmy that made the Old8 DytuJmic 88 CU... "G" wi1111er in the Mobil Economy Run/ ary order has been entered by the Mason County CtrcuU ' to nu the a.m.; L<Miisiana down 14, 4 Selected to complete the 16 Franc! oar.. Houle u ...... · Western down 14, 7 J5 · jur) .;ere Charlea ·Lane ' ; John J. Rowe up IS, Young, Mary AM Buxton, Vonflooded With •uggeotiona • -·uat lt. "'INollolflon-11• to do witb the a.m.; Litlle Edward up 1>. Id. Lee Barnette and Ida Flem. ._ ..... .. .. a m , S M Jenk u . Ch I y , federal ~iooa. oald the w' .,..11 · ·• · · • P nung. ares oung was op- Pre-ochqol students, to be lror· lb'· ,_ , 6:10 a.m.; Bonus H. up 1$, 1pointed foreman and other Jur· age 1 on or before Dec. 1, 1963, m sons ~ w a.m.; Raymond Salvetl up ·ors are Oxley Blain, Sandy are invited to attend Bradbury , 4:50 a. m:; Blue Seal up •.6, Pyles, Virgil Hereford, Jr., A. school May lOth. a.m.; Crucoble up Ii, 6:40 a. T . Carney, Joba Wllllam Cui- They may ride the regular . : Lunga Potnt up \6. 7:10 • · len, George L·. Grimm, Ralph buseo to the 9 a.m. .; St. Marys up 17,3:10 a.m.; V. Gibbs, Jr., James C, Dabney Birth certificates must be ., ' Charles Stevenson up 18, NO Lewis Chapman, Raymond Sel- senied before next October We 1wu11e aD llzerof lllibo · Luther Herdman down 20 by James Richard Humphrey, Parents should accompany for ·bottlo gu. We llll1'9lee · a.m. ; Jerry Bosworth down and James H. Bennett. pre-school student!. There 6:20 a.m.; . ,Robert West up The Grand Jurors are not ex- be no regular first grade clas;s-11 1¥hat ... lell. ., 7 a.m.: Choppewa down 22, peeled to complete their dulles es that day. 40 a.m.; Elgerc!Hf down 2:1, for at least t,.. days. The PeUt Commencement for the ei~hth ll p.m.: Zimmerman up jury for the May term will he- grade class at Bradbury :10 p.m.; Dave Cro.:k- gin lis duties at 9 .a.m. May be held at 4 p.m. (Vesper Serup l~:jD p.m.; Pat- 20th, Ivices) May 19th. Rev. RUTLAND, OHIO up Greenup 1.30 a.m., l'o!n;Marcum will deliver the ad· up Greenup 2:U a. I dress. The public is invited. ...... John ·downduwn 33, a.m.; Ladd H. E.Dean Bowles :45 a.ni.; Jamea Bowie I • ,.. 34, 9:55 p.m.; National 34,2:55 a.m.; Lady Jean up 8/tkmalllku/HI,IOCKFIJNG! 4.45 a.m. I I GaUipolls Dam - Ranger A Minersville man-- escapPd 6:20 p.m. ; Queen C I : Y serious injury Monday after- I 8:l5 p.m.; OVEC up 9:- noon when a jack slipped from I p.m.;. ~yrtle C. up li.:W 1under a house he was working ! IllinoiS down 12 :25 a.m .. on and hit him. He was Herbert Genny Tel To Assist With Demonstration ' HOLD MILITARY EXERCISE I TOULON, France IUPll- , • French and American military forces took part today in the "fa1r game" exercise off the southern , 1coast ot France. ' ,I 1 , The U.S. aircraft carriers Sara- - - Tttfltn '10MUHINO DflA" AIOUT OWNING AN DLDSMOIILEt • SEf JOUR UIDIDLY OLISMOIIl! IEM.Eil --. toga and Enterprise were among the vessels participating in the KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES POMEROY OHIO .! .·:~:~~~~: ~~on~e~w~ee~k~a~ir;·sea:_:e:xe:rc:ise~w=hl=ch~j!!!!!!!0!!!!0!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!0!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""!!!!!!!!0!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~';.....~'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 1 fondant ;_, given "Genn ., an itaUon rights andreaaonalile must pay visthe blond fn!'m Tel S~vanger started Monday. costs of tho action. has been adopted ~ ' General Telephone'~ ENJOY PICNIC J Sh 1 The Pomeroy Bend Citizens empl.o'yedees. . e. s a Band Rad!o . Club enjoyed a WI-. qua first if1aid spec1ahst to all offor d~;::~:~: ener roast Sunday at in Ohio. In fact, her the Syracuse Roadside ' is to help others learn Attending were Mr. and to save lives. James Csrnaban and real "breathing doll," a i Mr · and Mrs. Carl Hysell, and Mr!i , Freeman Enoch and son Mr and Mrs Wlllard Boy' . . er and funlly, Mr. aDd Mrs. apt description, Genny Tel a life-size lnllstable mani- She is used to ~give people experience in mouth· with Iris being one 91.-per.Ia'i: Edward Wells and lamUy, Mr. resuscitation, t h• church served home made orites. and also a '11Jtliar Mrs. Jed Webster and son, effective artificial respircooki and punch from • table used on her arrangemenls. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Neutzllng method. Area fire and with ~ite cover 'and ..;ntered She used several b•.1u~iful ~ da:"'~· Mr. and Mrs. V. department., other with an arrangement of flow- and unu!lual s~imcns to lilu- 8 ~ Ed ard and fam.Uy, Mr. business, school and civic strate her topoc. Other Iris . Mrs. Robert Harden and g.oup representatives have re• eno. arrangements using the purple family, Mr. aod Mrs, Stanley celved invltatioos to attend the variety were displayed ~Y Mn Rupe and family, Mr. and df!lnonatratioos May 13 at I· Scout Auxil~ry John KIDcald and Mrs. Garen George CarSCHI and family, Mr. p, m, at the General Telephone l1 ReorganiS~ Stansbury: . and Mra. Eugene Hawklna and Co. offices in Pomeroy. Gener'l'h• Mother's Auxiliary of the Mrs.· William Morros gave an son, Mr · and Mrs. ElWOOd Bow- a1 will later give the deonon-1 Middleport Boys Scout ~Troop informative an~ Interesting re- en, Craig Venoy, Mr. and stratlono before any local group 215 baa been reotganlzed with view of "Birds In lhe Garden Mrs. Herschel Norris and son, intereated In learning the new Mrs. Don Mullen and Mrs. Wil- and How to Atlracl Them" by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden, I~ehnlqu~---Uam Warner as CC>cbairmen; Margaret McKenny. She closed Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Nalben 1 Mrs. Wllllsm Slater, secretary, Willi an orlglnal . poem "Red Bigga and daughter, Mrs, Jl.ay. and Mrs. Dallas Lightfoot, Bird" written by her small mood Wilcox and famlly, Mr. treiii!Urer. Milford Hysell Is daughter, which will be pub- • Mrs. ·Blll KiiiJ. ond family, ocoutmuter, · lisbed In the poelly 'anthology Mr. and Mro. Bob Klnl! and The troop is making tenta- boot. family, and Charlea Neuman. live plana lor a trip Ibis sum- Mrs. Arthur Strauss, presimer ·and are sponsoring sever- den~ preolded <luring lne bustBIG TVIINOI!r 11 money trtaklng projecta, The 11081 sOslion when a repert of The new Pomeroy ·7th Day first project Is a rummage oale the Regional 11 meeting •, , ~d at Adventist Church on Mulberry to be held Salurday, .May 10 !n Albany rect~~IIY wao &JVeri by HI!. on May fib had a 'i:J,-======~it--,J the McMastfr building in tip- Miss FrQml. ,Faehnle. II w~a congregation turn IRll lor • sHo·E • 0 X Schoo~~~~and~~ch~un:~h~~. [~~~~TH~E~~~, lr"'" • I I) Lotchfteld, Galllpohs. Mrs. Zora Sible, Galltpolis Fer· ry; Mrs. Stella German, . Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. James HoJJmgshead, Pt. Pleasant. . DISCHARGED: EHlen Miller Pt. Pleasant; Byrd Pearson, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs, Richard Matherson and sou, Mason. •. .. The sale wm be ror the Lewis, • member 1n the permday Middleport repot'ledMlddlejJOrt, thet'" Mrs. Charlea .... first,... Sabbath one only, beginning, at· t ol .the W\!!dbfl 'l'ra~ Garden ar Euler, from Eaat Club of Pomeroy, had be•• waa the minister who FILE ,~c,I'ION tle<1+d ·Ill ,lbiJ tit,w Regional eel services, Vir81nla . PT. PLEASAN'l'-1.· oivll ac· Dnetor•of- ll,egiGn It A 11<: ... oald. " lion has been filed In the office .-rt t:OttM witt .ljlfY~ ,of the .j:Jrclllt Clerk.19Wtl ~tab~ carry!llc ·~~ ~ .•'ll"':· tending with ·lwG· .Mrs. llpollo Rambler, Galllpoli., llhlo ticbetne ot lifllr In 'UJII iifntet ![~l!h Robertaon 1 va, Mfa<lll County Motlll' ~ ancl tllda 'uaolhlth~ ,lll)lt, motlier of Mrs, ; ~ny, Pt. Pleaaant. ,The actlnn eel llpera. Ml1· 'SI!'~. llflllti- and Mrs, Grace VIa; Is a peUtlnn lor IItle Ita an· auto. 'Od ·~~~ . .lee. . ' ~. 1 alai. of Mn, . . rnobiJI, . ....~ ' ~~ ' '' t ~ ~- 'tMibert!, ~~ , ....id. ) : •-; ;;~. ~. i' ~ ,.,., ,., ,;1 • 'tt' ~ •:1 ,. ... ~·: I Gnp .......,., tla!Upolia 17.1, IU, nrnnJng • t...t .....,. tl>e~•c::.u:a: ,-;; Tbe Bradbury achool will : 08 , _,.,_ .... "' • ...,__ - ··proYe . By PHIL ,NEWSOM UPI Forelp: News Aultrlt Joey i!l no stranger to teleview· Pleasant Valley Hospital ADMTITEO: George ~orrer, H~r~oni Mrs. . Elizabeth National Family Week was the speaker at the May ~eet- which includes custody of the ob~erved at the Syracuse Me.th- ing of the Middleport Garden minor children with the def·end-1 odiSt church Sunday evemng Club which met Mond~y even- and ordered to pay $100 p e with the congregatioo ot the ing at the home of Mrs J. M. month for support and the DI"011D ro tNTIIIIT 011 . MIIGI MASON MIA part.....,.,.._.._.,_'t Mrs. Dil/a....l Js ru Speaker During C/ b' u s Proaram N. C., and Forrest H. Snuth, ~lwood, Indiana, were each fmed 'IO and coats on speeding charges. Special week '· Mrs. A. A, nda known flower gardener tor her kms. It states the plaintiff 0 b•erv ed 0 n Su Y unusual specimens in Iris was entitled to temporary ,.liiotl JHI• DAILY SENTINEl ..IMcriptl. . , . . . . DdeazoM .,.. ... ,., • ~ • George E. Jones and infant son. Arnold Jividen, Mrs. Ram· ey Randolph, Walter Boyd, Mn. Rodger 'Dillon, William E. Da· vis, Mrs. Cleo Lanier, Nanc·1 Midkiff BJld Rickey Lee KiDI:Jer. Amoag Mung According to the midnight report of the nursing department, those patients who were listd as fair i~cluded ~ter A. Patt~rson, Cmdy Shrtver, Mrs. M11he Carpenter, Mrs. Paul Bar· tee and Arthur Nelson. Two units of blood were !ld· ministered at the hospital on Monday. In the,divorce action of SOnia Wiard, well Joan Simpkins VS, Carl A. ' Arab renalasance, bold key pool- trouble, let Helen Help YOU. tlnno iD boty !IYrm and Ire, She will also welcomo your PoUtlcally, !bey lbare with the own amusing eaperlences. AdNauerltn an enthusiaam for Arabi drea Helen Bottel in art of unity and "Arab SOclalltm," but thil new8p8per. The new UAR would establiflh a lingle Arab nation n:tendiq: EverT Time Hado "s. having appeared on "Route Whf!l from Cairo's Kubbeh Pal· from the Perslsn GuU to the Me~··-66," "The Virginians" and a ace the three leaden of EN,ypt. diterranean. HBH-IEH! EAGLE~ BEEN OUT score of other tnp-notchers. Syria and Iraq announced thetr Jt would form the nw:leua of AND N.._JI.\' ....o OUQ ~s~r;~~~£~~.~~ FOR A QUICK ONE THREE For an entire year she played ambitious plan to merge in a new the first Circle and Jts mere an.· " EI\ PACh..'A6E &~TES~;~::~~~C:""T the 6·year-old cutle with a rrush United Arab Rtpublic, Aljleriln nouncement waa eP.QUgh to send 0E.-S'0 N WHtCf.i ~:~:,~~5~~GJ~~~I2N~L~IV~IN~6~W~LOR~~!! on Perry Como for the IaUer's Premier- Ahm.d. Ben Bella dis· Nauerlte mobl mtt- the lb'M:8 :; HOULD PUr ~ video series. And Ole' Debbil Tel- patclieC, ;. happf meflsag~. of Amman, capital of Mlgbbortq O!JO PrlODU~T MAVBE ~E'S evision was responsible for her It "a1, he /Gld ~gypt·s Prest· Jordan, to WOI'l')' the SaUdi n.tlen WAY OUT IN ll<AT OORN 60tN6 OUT TO buddtng movie career. dent c;;amaJ A'ld!!i!l ~asser, "ttl"!' of Saudi _vabJa and to rause coa>RONT·" 01' ~IS COULD ' J l..IE BoARDWALK Joey WaB guest·starring on a most wonderful' dav of my life-." cern In Israel. WIN A PRIZE TO 1-fAVE ~IS segment of "The Nur~e~ ." play- The ~ of· thil aew repu"uic With ·a Cll'lt step behind him, FGR 0UT5TANDtN0 uw... ... lng an unwed expectant teen-age would have thret (I'Mn 11tars Naaser thil week wu ccmaideriq I PARDON mother. when she wa!l spotted by agalnst -' a back~ of r~. the leCOnd. ME. .. producer William Pearlberg. He white and black 'Jan In AlglerJ he waa the pest of called to aRk her to sign a film For Nasser it wall a new fotart Ben Bella. contract but Little Mi~~t Heather- toward· accomplishrLfnt of b1~ life- Na1ser helpe41 H.lgertan relwll ton had to say, "no" ! kmg y~ "pf .. an Egypt a' the with money and WU.porll :Jgr;ng "I was in Detroit in the try-ous l center of three C"Jrdew-the first 1 their seven - year war 1pl118t fo1· "There War a Litle Girl." Arab the- second African and the France aod Ben Bella Ls IIDOft& she explained. "We brought the third, 8 MosJ,m unity whtch •olJld l Nasaer's greatest admlren. show to Broadway and it bom~ exert ltB InflUence tbroughou1 ""e Ben Bella looU toward a North erl out after a month." wowld. ' j African "magroto,•• a union_of AI· AT EVERV SALES Parntl Slarftd These were II!!!Cp1alned In thf! . gerla, Tuni1il and Moroe®. With MliETINo WHERE SLIDES The newoomfl' !1 most hlp to only book NaSHJ" ,ever wrote. In) Ubya and the U.A.R. the IUID ARE PI<OJECTEO .... Bhowbu11lneu. Both her parents it he flAW 1 "role, wandertna: tim- lOti) could be ID Arab Pedtratlon ~AMDA'11PM"M have •ta. •ed In the !hester, tel•- leuly In sesrpb of i hero." -ndiDI from the Alllntlc to 1ba 14o1TL.O H.l1' 10 Vi!! ion and radio. Ray Heatherton I He never hal left an,. doubt he Pt'l'l'-n Gulf. .'::~8~~~ St, w1.1 a musical comedy star 1n considered btm~ ' sUltaDie ror It would be tM ~ drc!lt Df""'R 9,COI.O. 1the 19::17 vf!nion ol "Babet In that rote. In N~!illt!l"'• vlsktn. Arm•" and her mother, Daveoie l OM lfl NaU.. But ov• u N - landad iD By Jimmy Way Thursday from 7-10 p. m. and Mrs. Horace Abbott, Mrs. Herbert Dixon and Mrs. Franklin Ri:ter were named to take the reservations. ' Plans were also made for a picnic and airplane ride at Gal· lipolis on Saturday', May 18. The next Pack meeting will he June 8 at the Salisbury School with a picnic supper at.4 p. m. Mrll. Opha Offutt, Mrs. Harold Blackston, Mrs. Edward Ball and Mrs. David Davis were named as the food planning committee for the summer An installation ceremony was , conducted by Danny Abbott and Richard Young for Ricky Gaul an~ Gene Davis and at thE' close ot the ceremony, the boys r.("eived their bobcat badge.s. Three Jurors . l!xcused, One Disqualified On First Day River Report . Hili; baHuna, a- .,ospitai·News Mrs. Rowail Of Mic.hig~ Dies Ellteretl Bllpllal I0 f)8U0lt '. Among those who I!Dtered ' - •. ~"- M Jones BarneU Mrs led by Diana Brown 'of Shirley hue• Rt' 2 PI · PI-nt . • .,,.u, ' . . . • B Gibbo HarUord w Va wu a graduate of Pl. Mass. Specill mum wao pre- M' Harry. w Gibbs' H If0ni' ant Hjgh SchOOl and member aenled by the CCA Ensemble 'w.rs,Va., Mi.- ·Mary ' Jane ar · Nap-' the Methodist Church. f•· wb'cb .. k , • a ~r ' ,ar, 10 ,17~1 N was Stlrvlvlng are one per 100 Rutland St., Mlddlead b G ll S 1 re . Y a omms 0 ew pori, Mrs. John H. n.omas, 55' Mrs. Farhang Alsll, Lexington, and George Chan of Elm St., Middleport, Mrs, Or· Mlclti8an; one son, Philip Hong Kong: Chona presented ville H. Hogue, Rt. 1 Mlddle- an, Wyandotte, Michigan; four specoal musoe. . . port, steven Dale Schilling, ~ut- sisters, Miso Irma Barnett, Pt. The . commumon meditation land, Mrs. Eli2abeth Helen Pleasant, Mrs. Ada ·was govflt by Miss. Stockton. Grimm, Rt. 2 Racine, Mrs. ArUngton, Va., Mrs. Mark Tracy of Roo Grande, Samuel F. Williams, Rt. 1 Quarnstrom, Detroit; gav~ ~ sermon, ~smg as hJs Shade, Vernon w. Keels, Rt. 1 Clytice McBride, In d 1 a toptc," The Roch Young Oak Hill, Mrs. William H. Et~ apolis, Indiana, and Mrs. Ruler.. banks, Jackson, Mro. Elizabeth Gorrell, Dayton, Ohio; and Durmg the SUnday School s Evans, Wellston, Mrs, Paul grandchild. hour, Cbarlotte Taulbee and D. Kelly, Rt. 1 Wellston, Mrs. Funeral .arrangements will Barbara Thompson taught_ the WJIUam Gurney, Coalton, Mro. announced by the Crow hogh school cJasg, Gall Sims, William M Hall lrooton Rob- Home. the Junior class •nd George ert F. ~ron, D..tiel R. Chan the older classes. Chan Tipton, Ironton Joseph Baker Route 2 Man Is gave an interesting talk o a Rt. 3 Coolvme' Miss Ella G: China, religion and Myers, Xenia,Ky., Hugar Buck- Being Held In- Jail . told howandthetheiryoulh conduct ler, Ashlsnd, CecilD.Sparks, PT. PLEASANT Wolham theor meetmgs. He stated that Rt. 3 Ashland, Ky., Charles K. Bryan Jones, Pl. he hoped to be a minister and Curnutte, Saline, Ky., Mrs. Route 2, was held to the Clrgo back to China lo bel~ his Robert L. Brown, Ripley, W cult Couo1 on a bastar~y cnarHe people. Sims went from Hem- Va., Clifford A. Rayburn, Rt. when arraogned belor•. Justoce lock Grove to Jacksn whete 1 Red House, W. Va. of Peace A. M. Goodwm. Bond i the afternoon he received Blrtlu for Jones was set at $500 and hts llceose to p;each . Mrs. Kenneth L. Livingston, he .w.a s committed to th~ counA basket dJnner was served Rt. S Leon, W.Va., daughter, ty JBil. . at noon in the church base. 9:13 p.m. Monds)' Mrs. Wil- .others arraigned before Go..dment with the CCA as guests. liam D. Souders Rt. 2 Wellston wm were Albert Castle, Pt. son, 5:22 p.m 'Monday. Mr ./ Pleasant and G. D. Muore, • Okey B. Thomas. Rt. 2 Pt. ~leasant Route 1• were Rock Sprmgs Cub Pleasanl, son, 3:12 p.m., Mon- foned $20 and cosls 00 cl...raer Scout Pack Meets day, Mrs. Drewy Gore, Rutland, ol httermg: Hertha Patt..n, Gal. cub Scou ts son ' 8·16 a'm Monday hpohs, Obto, $15 and costs, Roc k Sprongs . .. . ed' . J M t' Ed Pack 24G met at the Salisbury Dlse)argeil spe mg, ames ar ~ · School Saturday evening witll Patients recently discharged moods, .Apple Grove,. il5 .an:J 45 in atteridance. included Lewis Bell, Mrs. Theo- costs, lmp~r . regtstrahon; F'ollowing a potluck dinner dorr Kennedy, Mrs. Arnold Walter Manon Riggs, Pt. at ~ : 30 RJcbard Young, cub- Davis, Sr., and Infant son, Mrs. Pleasant was ordered to exemaster. conducted a business Arthur Lanham and infant cute a $500 bond to keep 1 he session. Plans were made for daughter, Mrs. Clarence Croth· peace for one ~ear; Coy Thela skating party at the Skate-A· ers and infant daughter, Mr.;. rna Russell, Wt~ton • Sa~m, 71/1' d . ouay s Jr.le tea I Report ' "'" wtr. "J.: ~I ~~·~.:;..~:oo;::,gin wu:: !~ :.i~.~;.,w~'!6!; ~ ~ :.r~~:· J:!· r.nd u.- airport to meet him \\hen hi s plane la~d ­ hungry individuals have misused these ed there the other dal' They got the om- events and selfishly capitalized on the pression that she's cr.azv about him . contestants' agonies. · Chns Connor's smgmg at 81rdland "She further complains-horror of ' the!=ie mght s has more bounce lo the horrors- that she wasn't even allowed By VERNON SCOTT Heatherton, wu a atngor and "My real name Is Davenle J<>ounce. The credtt goes to her new suit - to see her parents or her boy friend the IJPI Hollywood Cor,.,..pondent Ihoofer, too. hanns Heatherton, but my ohler or, James Romanelli. vit:e-prez o[ a lead· night she won her title, but was forced Therefore communication ~ brother, Dlck, couldn"t pronoun~ Jng musit:al mstrument eompany . fl:ex to spend all her time with "a high HOLLYWOOD WPIJ- ,If y~r tween daughter and parent.B Is .Johanna when he was • boy. So Harrison's :1ttomeys aren 't sat1sf1ed wtth str.tng. anxiety-ridden chaperone." teen-a~ed son tells y~u he 1 ~omg good. · he .called me 'Joey.," the way !he "Cleopatra" billboards have 1And ~· ou thought YOU had prob- out WJ!h Joey, dont be misled I ''Too bad it Isn't that way with . · been changed. so the sign painh:'rs will lems?) into thmkmg Joey is just one Of 1 more teen-aaen:" said Joey dur- Any more questions -~-u· ha -- to get busy agam, makmg Rex's the bo Y:!1 · Iong , lunch on.e the' MGM Comm11-. signed Bit partl: Blonul!! I . to star Joan In "Siraightjaoket," as large <IS Liz's :.~nd Dickie' s . u·~ Former ~lode! Agent Harry Conover , to be the funniest runntn g gag is having rhild support "arrears· · troub- I He eould be talkmg about sary . "Parent! ought to try to a new WilJiam Castle horror pje-Joey Heatherton who i11 aU girl. l lllarn t~ language teen . agers t I C I b' Rod Ste'g business Dannv Kave cou ld le with New York Family Court. If he ure or o urn 11. • • 1 er 3he is, in fact, a riivlshingly l speak, and they ought to listen to will hie off to Rome to narrate busmess for six months at the can solve tbe problem. he may become a the American version or "Salva-· Theatre. the ~l;un Skm matlw- bunny !ramer at Hugh Hefner's Playboy beautiful. 18·year-old blonde who tt•t>n-age music." ha& come to Hollywood from the Joey is ciOAely chaperoned by tore Giuliano " based on the life Oscar winner Anne ~t:;;:~~~~s estimate . But hf'' s not undf'r sc hool in Chicago New York theater to 5tar in her her mother on Ulia trip to Holly• of Sicily's &bin Hood... Bette (! tor thJt long . more's the pity. Bancroft is one of the few movie stars first movie. wood. Maybe things will be dif- Davis wtU attend the Caaoes who r .-. n go almost anywhere unrecognizJoey has an impertinent nose, ferent next year when our heroine ,Film Festival next month for the . A famed Holly\\ood bPautv 15 worry - ed bv the fans- because she wears no smokey blue-gray eyes and a fig- is 19 years old. showing of "What Ever Happenclose fnends "ith lwr secret and makeup, couldn't care less about highure that just won't quit attracting And about that Kookie name, ed. to Baby Jane" .stv le hairdos, and dresses in the most ~~~~~~t~';t::nps to New York lor " prrson· attention Joey which cnuld explode into till· cas ual clothes. She and her fiance, Mel . It might be said that Miss Hea· • headlines. This so rt of th111g Brooks, cuddled at a rear table at the been going 011 in hl' r ltfP for .v<>arsChateau Madrid the other night without therton has "star" written all once bc<:ame,,noised around \\ hf'n a attracting any attentitm from the auto- over her, although she has few i croone1 unexpedrrll_v noss- graph hunters The jazz set wonders flat places to write on. But audi- ' ences will have an opportunity to path~ but she 's In•( 0111e more and ·what joker persuaded AI Hirt that he careless about her behavwr needed gags, dance steps and girls in his discover that for themselves note: Bert Convo~. who will play act. All he needs is a good band behind when JoeyOfmakes her with debutDick in of Carv Grant in the film Vf?f· him . The gimmicks will ruin him for all "Twilight lionor'' of "Act Orie." plays a parrot in the true believers. Chamberlain. Do It JmoU • Somt lit .._ people _ , .,. 1 have ~heel my will e!ld, lord pmate oibon ' need advice and picked you. ireu't acceplld for bolp , bJ My husband's delinlUoo of a apncleo, becaulo lbe ......_ of ninod IOeiiJ .,.,.... It wHe Is a stupid person who, eeute 1p4 .Wlltlna IIIIa . .,. · 8018 free room and board. If I klall. 'l'amJb' Semct Alaooclel complain about not bavlll& Clll odequatal,y ...... leo& thai any rights at aU aroulld here, ball of wbo ean, and be aays I'm better off lban 1 ny ol theM 01117 allfl lml'lll have a right to be. He bas a moatba delay tnack of making me feel Infer• lor, and It's got so I'm elrald It J.\uJd aeem, tberefare, lhll to talk to him lor lear he'll II'OUP ~lap eot-11111 II aay some m..n, sarcqllc, be- the answer, Cost por C!OOp)e Utti!Dg thing. He'• alwaya In· would be ...,.lderable leu, help olnuallng he'• better !hen 1 am could be gained not ·only from and that no woman Is .. good the poycblallfc social wconer 80 a man. I don't want a di- 111 cbJrse but throuch alriDg vorce - I just want to hive a out and anai)'zlng probleml by happy marriage, and m1De Isn't discuul\)11, just u It Is done ln What can I do? -MRS, B. A. Alcobollca and Gamblera Anlll>' Dear Helen: ymous. how small is evidencing a deep seated in· teres! in the advancement of education. Uke in anything else it is not the million dollar gifts that are always the most valuable but the widespread interest of large numbers of persons, whose gifts in the ag.~regate that are of the greatest value to many institutions. Students who are leaving a'ly institution of learning should start the habit by gifting the school that has dO'IIe so much for theln as a display of appreciation, and the habit once started should he one that lasts a lifetime because of the enrichment that has come through the contacL Serappen AaMyllloU? "f:_' :'J ' Student! of the Rio Grande Collep Christian Association Holzer hoapltal In the put :14 1 eonducted services 11 the Hem- houro were Chetoter A. Paller· PT. ~AN'!' - Mrs, lock Grove church SUnday 11011, Rt. 2 Galllpolil, Lela c. Bllt'llell Rowan, til, llornlng. . , Carnell, . r.ureta Star Rt.. Wil- Mlehlgan, foi'rtler Pl. Ernestine *"kton of 110m. !lam L. )fAddy, 101 Third Ato., resident died Monday I lock Grove gave the can to j(anauga, Timothy Arthur E~ In the Ford Hospllltal at worship followed by 1 ,10 lis, Rt. 2 Cheshire, Miss Con- alter a klall lneaa. -ymn, ,',Day ts Dying In The nie P. Taylor, Rt. ~ Cheshire, She_was born in Mason · ly Hale lotte! a;!.. By DOROTHY KJLGALLEN TH&!CELEBRITIES ~atigued by her strenuous season on Broadway Margaret Leighton took off by Students 01 \' t~ : ~ t;:.' .\... RioGrancle • Hold Servtces 'f) : the spring and early summer ~~E~!d: a great deal of attention is in our educational system and vn all levels A recent a.nnouncame to our attention recently tOi!ra!m of aid to education, made oar·~e American industry to 766 lib· colleges. universities and msti~ tut~tooam. ouontirog to $2 480 .000 That gift ' U' $• KED$ CANVA$ I'OOTWIAit .FOit THI ENTIRE _. .. , .' -· y I . "i ~ '. I ~. -' ~·'.\ .. " ' '~ �• ,. .• 1·.11 ., .. 'lf•.J'f·' ...._ ·~ - 4{~~~ • "He Followed Tlte Daily Sentinel .. Me If Home!" 'I· , • ., "t H ,. , Helen Help Us! AGift Of Appreciation } m&de by just one of the many fou~ ­ that exist in this country that IS many colleges to keep up wtth growth of enrollments and A long roster of com mence- will be extolling the that education brings to our and manv will also take the to · o"ut the gaps in our solid • front and point out the need expanded expenditures. have a large group of industries business concerns who recognize the bolster our educational system. if.ii.v 'iToor~ than anyone else are (~Ware we must have highly skilled and personnel to compete in the competitive world that we now public funds begin to lag, lack of interest and shortsightedthe part of the public and th~se ch1Ul!ed with supplying the needs thetrs 'Is only course open. One of the advanhges of such gifts is that they can · designate how it is to be spent and such Is lljl( the case of that money that comes thriugh taxation . Being sound business pet'llons they want it spent in the direction that will do the most good. We do not know what the present giving to education at the several lev•ls •mrunt to among the residents of Meigs county. We know that there are a few businesses that furnish money lor scbol· arships to institutions of higher learning, and a considerable larger group of individuals who regularly give amounts to the various schools from which they have graduated. The group should be much larger. We have a college within our borders that should be seriously considered by the local residents as the recipient of funds to provide for its future growth and development. As it grows it will add lmmeasureably to the economy of the area and to our way of thinking is as sound an investment as one could become interested in. Sometjmes we are of the opinion that many schools including our public schools are a little backward in lettil)g the public know of their needs. Our own school system is handicapped by the lack of certain teaching aids and library rna~ !erial, and we are quite sure that they could furnish any interested person with a list of some of tloose neeM. A person who sees fit to make a gift, no matter II,, ~. lD opilo lit ~ Dear Helen: ramllfeo dclll't Voice Of Croa~way ••• lieporting ship"·, for ltaiy, to _rec upe_rate from "Tchin'Tchin" and Qumn Qumn . 01he White , Kim ~ovak's stand-in for "Of new .Tames Thurber musical, ,.The Beast In Me," which opens May 14 al 'the Plymouth . Hedy Lamarr is back in her Hollywood home, recuperating after minor surgery on her hand ... Licia Albanese, the Met star, may shock her long hair fans this Summer. She's recordmg her Human Hondage ,'' is doing even better first pop album for RCA Victor-a bouin the romance department than the st_ar quet of Italian songs .. . , The Mmsch ol tlu! film. Olive, 18, and a former Moss 'Company wants Peter Duchm for a Irei~nd, is being courted by Christian three-picture deal, starting with "The Browning. son of novelist Daphne du Confessor." ~ .too,, Maurier. Dublin observers believe they'll marfy Hel en 'l'raubel. who had to Judith Ann Makowski, Miss Michibow out midway 1hrough her recent ~n­ gan of 1960, puts the blast on national gagement at the Copacabana, rna,v gtve up night duh appearances completely. Thel're just too hard on h~r valua~le throat Eddie Fisher tells his buddtes that Ann-Margret was at the Los Ange-les beautv contests in the new issue of Datebook, a teen magazine. She thinks the competitions actually can .. harm" young women who enter them, and says: "! feel strongly that too many money- ...u,. -Iiiii. My wHo 11 10 lied up with Why don't some ol you unher problems - such as what happy people contact a IOI!tal to wear to the alternOCHI ladlea apncy In your town and Ht club and who she's mad at to- what Clll be OJ'Ianized? day - that what I tblnk or Cautloo: Beware of a "club" want makea llttla difference to called Divorce Anonymous! II her. I can't talk to her, be- one II sterlld ln ynur 11'0, till • cause she doesn't listen. She authorltlea to check II against would probably be ~ H Seattla 1!0111'1 ro<ordsl - H. ,., ;,J ' knew I was writing to you, Dear Helen: _l II lhe thinks everyth!Dg Is goMy caae II limtlar to "Waring along fine. What can I do? ried " the ym•n• p-~••1 wo-WANTS SOMETIDNG MORE ' --~ ·-..By Wayae G. Bl'llldsllldt, M.D. Is severe. This type of anemia and feet. Could an Injury to my De Mr A and WSM and man who Wooden wbelber te Q- I have cracking or the responds poorly to lroo and oth- coccyx hone have any bearing all marry a .man (the cblld'd lath0~ ir..ubled, eorners of my mooth. The skin er drugs used to treat anemia. on Ibis~ I . have severe pamo bottled up married people who er) who 11 lJO years older lbaD doctor says it is "perle<;he," be- There is at present no known very day '" my left loot and need a repair job on your she ,., cautle a culture showed yeast rure. up to my hip. I was treated communication lines: I dated a man who waa Si cells. It clears up, then comes with coriisono and niacin, out years older than me, He gave back again. What should I do? Q _ I have been told that 1 nothing helped: What should I 1 wonder why overworked. so- me more than aU the ,..,... A - Perlfl!be is a cracking of have nodular vasculitis. I am do? " •" cial agencies, family Telatton!l men could ever pe me. I the corners of the mouth. The not taking any rnedic.ne, as A - Pur/:~· re: courts and marriap counselora didn't love him, bUt 1 enjnyed most usual cause is infection none was prescribed. Can you Ispontaneous mg er haov:en't pumped harder for his company. I couldn't pus with the yeast known as Csndi- tell me more about this condi- •skln.l Many :;:seshto: P:.,"';;ra group theraphy In ~lsge up a chance like that, ao ,.. da albicans. Locat treatment f " Simp ex are oug o ue problems? Why hasn t some got married. I've had the best 'th t If d' · ton · to an allergy. qualified person organized of .~-.•• I lh 51z 5 ~ a per cen su a l&zme A - This Is a modular erup- The cause of tbe allero may "Marris e Anonymous.. (or ever,....... or e pas1 omb~ent or a 5 pe~ cent am- tion that usually appears on the bf bard to find, bat tbe attem.pt ha gl should sa 'uScrap- years and by golly, I've learned momated mercury omtment us- calves The nodules sometimes 111 uld be d per ps ,. Yl··'t to love biro! I wu 2Z and be uallv clears it up promptly. U break. down and form ulcers Tho d' mase e. ld not be In pers makAnonymoutals )h c ...,bls less"' was 57. I'm very happy and th' 'd I k I I' · e !Sea wou help e m&fl wOU es h Ill ted Ma be ta ~s. oes no h '.a ~ ton ~?~ HeaUng is slow. The condition any way related to an injury to martial' I stresa the word . av!n~ turnever tw:l.s . ~ molnlg thamp ~~ erlctn d aphp 'ld is usually ~orse in cold wealhany bone, but it may be related "Qua.Ufied." IS in the wrong I-.a" ouNOT .. SOwRRayy or Ioca Y ree lmes a ay s ou er In some personS the diesase to h tic f rheuma ld be fi .. orr t:U.. · r euma ever or - bands this cou a ~. 1 · c ear 1t up. is a form of skin tuberculosis, told arthrltis. Since the pp.lnt ' Dear Helen: Q - Is tb~re any cure f o r 1 but in ' most victims no cause you descrlbe may be due to ar- 'lbere are many couples wbo If "Worried" didn't want tht Mediterranean anemia, or must csn be found. The legs should thritis, this angle should be in· olncm!b' want to make a go of blossom 1111e shouldn't have culo~e continue treatment indefi- be kept warm 11t all times. vestigated. tivated. the wied. ~ . a~ ~'4 rutely? When. ulcers form, appropriate better marry him. At Jel* ae'i A - Medlterraneon onemla, dresSings should be used to cov- Plea,. aend yoar ques[jooa Algiero, lhJnp were "!!Dine 1111- wHtlng and able. _ S. A, or thalassemia, is an inherited er therp. If cause Is tubercu· ud commeata to Dr. Wayae stuck at home. THE BACKYARD FENCE disease in which the red blood losis, antituberculools drugs are G. Bnadallldt, M.D., ill eare of BuWalo r - N Judging from IOIIIe of the cells are thinner than normal gtven. Otherwise, u Ill Your tltls paper. WbUe D.R Brand- In Syria. llliOUiderioJ dilpote steamed • up answers you 1 and the red cell count is low. case, no drugs are g1ven. atadt cannot 8Diwtt' badtnlual thiJ embers print in "My Readers AnsWer 1ln some persons the condition Q - I have had purpura "m- letters, be wiU .,.,.., !ellen ~::;~. thelarg ~ ~~ party the MaD" ,.clion, I'd suggest is su mild as to be of no conse- pie• since 19S9. The purpuric of eeard IDtereot In luhlre eol· and ~lie~ II>,.... ~ you label II '"!'be Call of the quence. In others, the anemoa spots are Hmoted II> my ankles amas. D8llona from lba Syrian Cabhoet Riled." -READER witll the Baalhlots ill eontrol. Thil column II . dedlcalld to i:; Joey Isn't ABoy She's All Girl l 1 ' Foretgn News Commentary 'Most wonderful Day Of My L.fI e, Says Ben BeIIa I Was 0• TV !!w no. Baathls!B, mndlng ror J..; ~u';;'!b:' !y~r:; with a greatet dqree of parlia. mentary rule. 11Jey recall Nasser'• .uppreuloD of the Buthls!B dur lng the Ill· atarred Egyptian - Syrian mera:er of 195Ul. And heir f · th t t ~now JJ . •. soea~ collective leadenhip m a new UAR quickly would deteriorate to one-man Nasser rule. , For the Arab world. ·IliON dJ.Io unlted than united. k II I muy timel told tale. Mutual abns brought the Baahistl and Nasser together. Mutual auspiclou b1d to Uttham once mort IP a · N~ hu "':"~ u:-~ pen mau u which place Egypt in lba eenter of an Arab world may yat to be illusory bubbles. Presbyterian .as Jtnd gooests. The call to church worship m- Welsh. Assisting hostesses were· Mrs. vocation by the Rev. Howard A, A. Di!laro and Miss Hallie Ruppel! pastor of the Presby· Ze k M , h reb o ned the ser- r le. embers answered roll teroan c u pe call by giving a control of garVIces. A special anthem was den iruJects · spoke o.1 "Grow· presented . . by the Methodist . Mrs. Dillard =• •=:.. \,::=., r= .::-.._, =-r....•• ~ ==~eo;,. ':..:-"1.:1' ,......,.. ..,.,.._.,..,.;111 . . . . , - . ~p_n;'u ....:::-:...~ _ Olda au-. CHit• W1' a u:_:"*~-:=.: :::" •• •,.., ..eae. • •......, NaiiDIW kt~n~.a• choir darected. by Mrs. J'>hn ing Iris" discussing the differSauvage with.~· Erne;t G0~!; ent varieties and givinp- th£ f~ as pianist The Son o " hisrory of the development of 801 0 wbas'"~~ top~ ~f Hthe! p";: ~ the Iris. She ststed that there Y ~o~u:: ev · r err ng 5 • were many uses for the Iris or of the Methcxllst church. In various products. Mri. Dil· AI the close o~ the servoce, 1 d k h he 83 . t ad'O rned to tht> ar spo e 1rom er 1ong ext . presen Ju h h perience as a flower grower ~ • ::::?' ,T:.:-- ~ -; ' ..._ eww .....,. s';:! M'tllldll• • • i •• - - BERRY'S woRLD II ., I ONe I ~oomEag:. ~~~s \r~~ Ferry; ORDER IBSUED PT. PLEASANT - A . ' \ ..' ..... '' PT. PLEASANT- Tbree grand jurors wert dCWJed the ...,war Y.hool year 011 and a fourth dilquallfled when tbe May term of .._D 24111. Grade caroltl will be I"' County Circuit court opeDed Monday morning. Excused sented at that time. ~'(OIPWf' were John H. Smith, Jr., Wayne Burdette and Ancll ............N Tucker. Disqualified wa1 L- 0. Tucker, Jr., as he is an 1 HEATING A D elected official in Muon 'I ALCATRAZ ~-·- 1 Judge James Lee~ WASHINGTON IUPH - Tb Afi-C~NCil' appointed Mrs. Beoole Willan, I ~..= aet'"llllldO.!I,, .& republican, and George WUsuch ...., holher _. ___ _ 11 • liamson, democrat, as apecial qiiOil roi)Jn, Pomerny-Masoo 20.· Pt. Pleasant 24.00. Hinton falling, Kwwha Falla !.I Charlea\1>11 1~.00 .stattonIsland Oam 11.0, 7\io feot on Londda,:"s, were on and .., the - : New Pupi'ls To Oblo":::e~~~o... up 14. 1·- ~~O:nc":':."i"io••t !AJLES Visit School ., ~~~.. • .awi On May Tenth "' ...,...,.. , •...,... i_ . _ = - ~;:.: Bulk Tank Service ,, Rutland Furniture Phone SH. 2.A811 I Jack Slipped., j"R~oo~m-~m~o~thll!ler':"s~w~io~li _<dJl!e~co~r~aJl!te:_:t~he~,.,......,.=============,;;,.,,,.,J _ Man lnJ· ured Hougland up 12 :50 a. Martin who was treated at Solvay down 3 a.m.; Bmgo Meigs Memorial hospJtal for "4:45 a.m.; Albert Holden unreported injuries He 'N"as 5:35 a.m.; Edeana Bos- taken to the hospital at 3 p.m. worth down g,o; a.m.; Cathy 1by Pomeroy emergency squads- : R. down 11 a.m. men K b . 101 " .• Rtver-8emet do~n ! At 1:55 p. m. Monday, squads-4.20 a.m.; J . S. Lew1s mn were called to the LandMarmet 12.:5<! a.m. ; Ells- mark store when an employee, • Woods up Winfteld e p.m. ; Bob Lindstammer rell from a E:deana. Bosworth down W!n~ step ladder and suffered abras10.15 p .m .; Inc~ up Wm- ions and a possible broken leg. 11 =.aa. p.m.; Lelia Shearer He was taken to Meigs MemorW1~1~ld 1:10 a.m.; He1en ial hospital. up WmfJeld 2:45. a.m. ; D1;;- Squadsmen were called to the down Wmf1eld 4 : ~5 .a. Snowville area at 11 :55 a. m. Robert W. Lea down Wm- when an Albany Rt. 2 man, 5: 1 ~ ~.m.; A. E. DYke s Jesse Dillon, suffered a reportWinfle.ld . 5:35 a.m.; Mer- ed heart attack. Dillon was rill down Wmfteld 6:40 a. m. taken to Meigs Memorial haspita!. GIVE DINNER Mr. and M~s . Harold Sauer TO HONOR POLICEMEN wtth a d~r ~t- WASHINGTON mPH _ Pres!- ~ evenmg honormg ttle1r den Kennedy Monday designat. , Jo~, who celebrated ed May 15 as "Peace Officers her fifth bwthday. A color IMemorial Day," honoring poticescheme of bl~e and yellow . was men who have been killed or dis. out. m the decorations. abled in the line of duly. Jlghted b~thday cake !~atur- The Presidenl'a proclamation, a toy. ammal parade . .:ruesls carrying CJut a resolution apDick Sauer. her uncle, proved by Congress last Oct. 1. Ruth, her sister, and ner 1also sets the week beginning May guest, Daune Weber t2 as "Police Week." I Nearly 1,700 people a day are discovering what a thrill it ia to atep otlt in an Oldsmobile. Reasons? Plenty! Sleek looks. Senoational V-8 performance' Plus the kind of eoontlmy that made the Old8 DytuJmic 88 CU... "G" wi1111er in the Mobil Economy Run/ ary order has been entered by the Mason County CtrcuU ' to nu the a.m.; L<Miisiana down 14, 4 Selected to complete the 16 Franc! oar.. Houle u ...... · Western down 14, 7 J5 · jur) .;ere Charlea ·Lane ' ; John J. Rowe up IS, Young, Mary AM Buxton, Vonflooded With •uggeotiona • -·uat lt. "'INollolflon-11• to do witb the a.m.; Litlle Edward up 1>. Id. Lee Barnette and Ida Flem. ._ ..... .. .. a m , S M Jenk u . Ch I y , federal ~iooa. oald the w' .,..11 · ·• · · • P nung. ares oung was op- Pre-ochqol students, to be lror· lb'· ,_ , 6:10 a.m.; Bonus H. up 1$, 1pointed foreman and other Jur· age 1 on or before Dec. 1, 1963, m sons ~ w a.m.; Raymond Salvetl up ·ors are Oxley Blain, Sandy are invited to attend Bradbury , 4:50 a. m:; Blue Seal up •.6, Pyles, Virgil Hereford, Jr., A. school May lOth. a.m.; Crucoble up Ii, 6:40 a. T . Carney, Joba Wllllam Cui- They may ride the regular . : Lunga Potnt up \6. 7:10 • · len, George L·. Grimm, Ralph buseo to the 9 a.m. .; St. Marys up 17,3:10 a.m.; V. Gibbs, Jr., James C, Dabney Birth certificates must be ., ' Charles Stevenson up 18, NO Lewis Chapman, Raymond Sel- senied before next October We 1wu11e aD llzerof lllibo · Luther Herdman down 20 by James Richard Humphrey, Parents should accompany for ·bottlo gu. We llll1'9lee · a.m. ; Jerry Bosworth down and James H. Bennett. pre-school student!. There 6:20 a.m.; . ,Robert West up The Grand Jurors are not ex- be no regular first grade clas;s-11 1¥hat ... lell. ., 7 a.m.: Choppewa down 22, peeled to complete their dulles es that day. 40 a.m.; Elgerc!Hf down 2:1, for at least t,.. days. The PeUt Commencement for the ei~hth ll p.m.: Zimmerman up jury for the May term will he- grade class at Bradbury :10 p.m.; Dave Cro.:k- gin lis duties at 9 .a.m. May be held at 4 p.m. (Vesper Serup l~:jD p.m.; Pat- 20th, Ivices) May 19th. Rev. RUTLAND, OHIO up Greenup 1.30 a.m., l'o!n;Marcum will deliver the ad· up Greenup 2:U a. I dress. The public is invited. ...... John ·downduwn 33, a.m.; Ladd H. E.Dean Bowles :45 a.ni.; Jamea Bowie I • ,.. 34, 9:55 p.m.; National 34,2:55 a.m.; Lady Jean up 8/tkmalllku/HI,IOCKFIJNG! 4.45 a.m. I I GaUipolls Dam - Ranger A Minersville man-- escapPd 6:20 p.m. ; Queen C I : Y serious injury Monday after- I 8:l5 p.m.; OVEC up 9:- noon when a jack slipped from I p.m.;. ~yrtle C. up li.:W 1under a house he was working ! IllinoiS down 12 :25 a.m .. on and hit him. He was Herbert Genny Tel To Assist With Demonstration ' HOLD MILITARY EXERCISE I TOULON, France IUPll- , • French and American military forces took part today in the "fa1r game" exercise off the southern , 1coast ot France. ' ,I 1 , The U.S. aircraft carriers Sara- - - Tttfltn '10MUHINO DflA" AIOUT OWNING AN DLDSMOIILEt • SEf JOUR UIDIDLY OLISMOIIl! IEM.Eil --. toga and Enterprise were among the vessels participating in the KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES POMEROY OHIO .! .·:~:~~~~: ~~on~e~w~ee~k~a~ir;·sea:_:e:xe:rc:ise~w=hl=ch~j!!!!!!!0!!!!0!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!0!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"""!!!!!!!!0!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~';.....~'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 1 fondant ;_, given "Genn ., an itaUon rights andreaaonalile must pay visthe blond fn!'m Tel S~vanger started Monday. costs of tho action. has been adopted ~ ' General Telephone'~ ENJOY PICNIC J Sh 1 The Pomeroy Bend Citizens empl.o'yedees. . e. s a Band Rad!o . Club enjoyed a WI-. qua first if1aid spec1ahst to all offor d~;::~:~: ener roast Sunday at in Ohio. In fact, her the Syracuse Roadside ' is to help others learn Attending were Mr. and to save lives. James Csrnaban and real "breathing doll," a i Mr · and Mrs. Carl Hysell, and Mr!i , Freeman Enoch and son Mr and Mrs Wlllard Boy' . . er and funlly, Mr. aDd Mrs. apt description, Genny Tel a life-size lnllstable mani- She is used to ~give people experience in mouth· with Iris being one 91.-per.Ia'i: Edward Wells and lamUy, Mr. resuscitation, t h• church served home made orites. and also a '11Jtliar Mrs. Jed Webster and son, effective artificial respircooki and punch from • table used on her arrangemenls. Mr. and Mrs. Theo Neutzllng method. Area fire and with ~ite cover 'and ..;ntered She used several b•.1u~iful ~ da:"'~· Mr. and Mrs. V. department., other with an arrangement of flow- and unu!lual s~imcns to lilu- 8 ~ Ed ard and fam.Uy, Mr. business, school and civic strate her topoc. Other Iris . Mrs. Robert Harden and g.oup representatives have re• eno. arrangements using the purple family, Mr. aod Mrs, Stanley celved invltatioos to attend the variety were displayed ~Y Mn Rupe and family, Mr. and df!lnonatratioos May 13 at I· Scout Auxil~ry John KIDcald and Mrs. Garen George CarSCHI and family, Mr. p, m, at the General Telephone l1 ReorganiS~ Stansbury: . and Mra. Eugene Hawklna and Co. offices in Pomeroy. Gener'l'h• Mother's Auxiliary of the Mrs.· William Morros gave an son, Mr · and Mrs. ElWOOd Bow- a1 will later give the deonon-1 Middleport Boys Scout ~Troop informative an~ Interesting re- en, Craig Venoy, Mr. and stratlono before any local group 215 baa been reotganlzed with view of "Birds In lhe Garden Mrs. Herschel Norris and son, intereated In learning the new Mrs. Don Mullen and Mrs. Wil- and How to Atlracl Them" by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden, I~ehnlqu~---Uam Warner as CC>cbairmen; Margaret McKenny. She closed Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Nalben 1 Mrs. Wllllsm Slater, secretary, Willi an orlglnal . poem "Red Bigga and daughter, Mrs, Jl.ay. and Mrs. Dallas Lightfoot, Bird" written by her small mood Wilcox and famlly, Mr. treiii!Urer. Milford Hysell Is daughter, which will be pub- • Mrs. ·Blll KiiiJ. ond family, ocoutmuter, · lisbed In the poelly 'anthology Mr. and Mro. Bob Klnl! and The troop is making tenta- boot. family, and Charlea Neuman. live plana lor a trip Ibis sum- Mrs. Arthur Strauss, presimer ·and are sponsoring sever- den~ preolded <luring lne bustBIG TVIINOI!r 11 money trtaklng projecta, The 11081 sOslion when a repert of The new Pomeroy ·7th Day first project Is a rummage oale the Regional 11 meeting •, , ~d at Adventist Church on Mulberry to be held Salurday, .May 10 !n Albany rect~~IIY wao &JVeri by HI!. on May fib had a 'i:J,-======~it--,J the McMastfr building in tip- Miss FrQml. ,Faehnle. II w~a congregation turn IRll lor • sHo·E • 0 X Schoo~~~~and~~ch~un:~h~~. [~~~~TH~E~~~, lr"'" • I I) Lotchfteld, Galllpohs. Mrs. Zora Sible, Galltpolis Fer· ry; Mrs. Stella German, . Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. James HoJJmgshead, Pt. Pleasant. . DISCHARGED: EHlen Miller Pt. Pleasant; Byrd Pearson, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs, Richard Matherson and sou, Mason. •. .. The sale wm be ror the Lewis, • member 1n the permday Middleport repot'ledMlddlejJOrt, thet'" Mrs. Charlea .... first,... Sabbath one only, beginning, at· t ol .the W\!!dbfl 'l'ra~ Garden ar Euler, from Eaat Club of Pomeroy, had be•• waa the minister who FILE ,~c,I'ION tle<1+d ·Ill ,lbiJ tit,w Regional eel services, Vir81nla . PT. PLEASAN'l'-1.· oivll ac· Dnetor•of- ll,egiGn It A 11<: ... oald. " lion has been filed In the office .-rt t:OttM witt .ljlfY~ ,of the .j:Jrclllt Clerk.19Wtl ~tab~ carry!llc ·~~ ~ .•'ll"':· tending with ·lwG· .Mrs. llpollo Rambler, Galllpoli., llhlo ticbetne ot lifllr In 'UJII iifntet ![~l!h Robertaon 1 va, Mfa<lll County Motlll' ~ ancl tllda 'uaolhlth~ ,lll)lt, motlier of Mrs, ; ~ny, Pt. Pleaaant. ,The actlnn eel llpera. Ml1· 'SI!'~. llflllti- and Mrs, Grace VIa; Is a peUtlnn lor IItle Ita an· auto. 'Od ·~~~ . .lee. . ' ~. 1 alai. of Mn, . . rnobiJI, . ....~ ' ~~ ' '' t ~ ~- 'tMibert!, ~~ , ....id. ) : •-; ;;~. ~. i' ~ ,.,., ,., ,;1 • 'tt' ~ •:1 ,. ... ~·: I Gnp .......,., tla!Upolia 17.1, IU, nrnnJng • t...t .....,. tl>e~•c::.u:a: ,-;; Tbe Bradbury achool will : 08 , _,.,_ .... "' • ...,__ - ··proYe . By PHIL ,NEWSOM UPI Forelp: News Aultrlt Joey i!l no stranger to teleview· Pleasant Valley Hospital ADMTITEO: George ~orrer, H~r~oni Mrs. . Elizabeth National Family Week was the speaker at the May ~eet- which includes custody of the ob~erved at the Syracuse Me.th- ing of the Middleport Garden minor children with the def·end-1 odiSt church Sunday evemng Club which met Mond~y even- and ordered to pay $100 p e with the congregatioo ot the ing at the home of Mrs J. M. month for support and the DI"011D ro tNTIIIIT 011 . MIIGI MASON MIA part.....,.,.._.._.,_'t Mrs. Dil/a....l Js ru Speaker During C/ b' u s Proaram N. C., and Forrest H. Snuth, ~lwood, Indiana, were each fmed 'IO and coats on speeding charges. Special week '· Mrs. A. A, nda known flower gardener tor her kms. It states the plaintiff 0 b•erv ed 0 n Su Y unusual specimens in Iris was entitled to temporary ,.liiotl JHI• DAILY SENTINEl ..IMcriptl. . , . . . . DdeazoM .,.. ... ,., • ~ • George E. Jones and infant son. Arnold Jividen, Mrs. Ram· ey Randolph, Walter Boyd, Mn. Rodger 'Dillon, William E. Da· vis, Mrs. Cleo Lanier, Nanc·1 Midkiff BJld Rickey Lee KiDI:Jer. Amoag Mung According to the midnight report of the nursing department, those patients who were listd as fair i~cluded ~ter A. Patt~rson, Cmdy Shrtver, Mrs. M11he Carpenter, Mrs. Paul Bar· tee and Arthur Nelson. Two units of blood were !ld· ministered at the hospital on Monday. In the,divorce action of SOnia Wiard, well Joan Simpkins VS, Carl A. ' Arab renalasance, bold key pool- trouble, let Helen Help YOU. tlnno iD boty !IYrm and Ire, She will also welcomo your PoUtlcally, !bey lbare with the own amusing eaperlences. AdNauerltn an enthusiaam for Arabi drea Helen Bottel in art of unity and "Arab SOclalltm," but thil new8p8per. The new UAR would establiflh a lingle Arab nation n:tendiq: EverT Time Hado "s. having appeared on "Route Whf!l from Cairo's Kubbeh Pal· from the Perslsn GuU to the Me~··-66," "The Virginians" and a ace the three leaden of EN,ypt. diterranean. HBH-IEH! EAGLE~ BEEN OUT score of other tnp-notchers. Syria and Iraq announced thetr Jt would form the nw:leua of AND N.._JI.\' ....o OUQ ~s~r;~~~£~~.~~ FOR A QUICK ONE THREE For an entire year she played ambitious plan to merge in a new the first Circle and Jts mere an.· " EI\ PACh..'A6E &~TES~;~::~~~C:""T the 6·year-old cutle with a rrush United Arab Rtpublic, Aljleriln nouncement waa eP.QUgh to send 0E.-S'0 N WHtCf.i ~:~:,~~5~~GJ~~~I2N~L~IV~IN~6~W~LOR~~!! on Perry Como for the IaUer's Premier- Ahm.d. Ben Bella dis· Nauerlte mobl mtt- the lb'M:8 :; HOULD PUr ~ video series. And Ole' Debbil Tel- patclieC, ;. happf meflsag~. of Amman, capital of Mlgbbortq O!JO PrlODU~T MAVBE ~E'S evision was responsible for her It "a1, he /Gld ~gypt·s Prest· Jordan, to WOI'l')' the SaUdi n.tlen WAY OUT IN ll<AT OORN 60tN6 OUT TO buddtng movie career. dent c;;amaJ A'ld!!i!l ~asser, "ttl"!' of Saudi _vabJa and to rause coa>RONT·" 01' ~IS COULD ' J l..IE BoARDWALK Joey WaB guest·starring on a most wonderful' dav of my life-." cern In Israel. WIN A PRIZE TO 1-fAVE ~IS segment of "The Nur~e~ ." play- The ~ of· thil aew repu"uic With ·a Cll'lt step behind him, FGR 0UT5TANDtN0 uw... ... lng an unwed expectant teen-age would have thret (I'Mn 11tars Naaser thil week wu ccmaideriq I PARDON mother. when she wa!l spotted by agalnst -' a back~ of r~. the leCOnd. ME. .. producer William Pearlberg. He white and black 'Jan In AlglerJ he waa the pest of called to aRk her to sign a film For Nasser it wall a new fotart Ben Bella. contract but Little Mi~~t Heather- toward· accomplishrLfnt of b1~ life- Na1ser helpe41 H.lgertan relwll ton had to say, "no" ! kmg y~ "pf .. an Egypt a' the with money and WU.porll :Jgr;ng "I was in Detroit in the try-ous l center of three C"Jrdew-the first 1 their seven - year war 1pl118t fo1· "There War a Litle Girl." Arab the- second African and the France aod Ben Bella Ls IIDOft& she explained. "We brought the third, 8 MosJ,m unity whtch •olJld l Nasaer's greatest admlren. show to Broadway and it bom~ exert ltB InflUence tbroughou1 ""e Ben Bella looU toward a North erl out after a month." wowld. ' j African "magroto,•• a union_of AI· AT EVERV SALES Parntl Slarftd These were II!!!Cp1alned In thf! . gerla, Tuni1il and Moroe®. With MliETINo WHERE SLIDES The newoomfl' !1 most hlp to only book NaSHJ" ,ever wrote. In) Ubya and the U.A.R. the IUID ARE PI<OJECTEO .... Bhowbu11lneu. Both her parents it he flAW 1 "role, wandertna: tim- lOti) could be ID Arab Pedtratlon ~AMDA'11PM"M have •ta. •ed In the !hester, tel•- leuly In sesrpb of i hero." -ndiDI from the Alllntlc to 1ba 14o1TL.O H.l1' 10 Vi!! ion and radio. Ray Heatherton I He never hal left an,. doubt he Pt'l'l'-n Gulf. .'::~8~~~ St, w1.1 a musical comedy star 1n considered btm~ ' sUltaDie ror It would be tM ~ drc!lt Df""'R 9,COI.O. 1the 19::17 vf!nion ol "Babet In that rote. In N~!illt!l"'• vlsktn. Arm•" and her mother, Daveoie l OM lfl NaU.. But ov• u N - landad iD By Jimmy Way Thursday from 7-10 p. m. and Mrs. Horace Abbott, Mrs. Herbert Dixon and Mrs. Franklin Ri:ter were named to take the reservations. ' Plans were also made for a picnic and airplane ride at Gal· lipolis on Saturday', May 18. The next Pack meeting will he June 8 at the Salisbury School with a picnic supper at.4 p. m. Mrll. Opha Offutt, Mrs. Harold Blackston, Mrs. Edward Ball and Mrs. David Davis were named as the food planning committee for the summer An installation ceremony was , conducted by Danny Abbott and Richard Young for Ricky Gaul an~ Gene Davis and at thE' close ot the ceremony, the boys r.("eived their bobcat badge.s. Three Jurors . l!xcused, One Disqualified On First Day River Report . Hili; baHuna, a- .,ospitai·News Mrs. Rowail Of Mic.hig~ Dies Ellteretl Bllpllal I0 f)8U0lt '. Among those who I!Dtered ' - •. ~"- M Jones BarneU Mrs led by Diana Brown 'of Shirley hue• Rt' 2 PI · PI-nt . • .,,.u, ' . . . • B Gibbo HarUord w Va wu a graduate of Pl. Mass. Specill mum wao pre- M' Harry. w Gibbs' H If0ni' ant Hjgh SchOOl and member aenled by the CCA Ensemble 'w.rs,Va., Mi.- ·Mary ' Jane ar · Nap-' the Methodist Church. f•· wb'cb .. k , • a ~r ' ,ar, 10 ,17~1 N was Stlrvlvlng are one per 100 Rutland St., Mlddlead b G ll S 1 re . Y a omms 0 ew pori, Mrs. John H. n.omas, 55' Mrs. Farhang Alsll, Lexington, and George Chan of Elm St., Middleport, Mrs, Or· Mlclti8an; one son, Philip Hong Kong: Chona presented ville H. Hogue, Rt. 1 Mlddle- an, Wyandotte, Michigan; four specoal musoe. . . port, steven Dale Schilling, ~ut- sisters, Miso Irma Barnett, Pt. The . commumon meditation land, Mrs. Eli2abeth Helen Pleasant, Mrs. Ada ·was govflt by Miss. Stockton. Grimm, Rt. 2 Racine, Mrs. ArUngton, Va., Mrs. Mark Tracy of Roo Grande, Samuel F. Williams, Rt. 1 Quarnstrom, Detroit; gav~ ~ sermon, ~smg as hJs Shade, Vernon w. Keels, Rt. 1 Clytice McBride, In d 1 a toptc," The Roch Young Oak Hill, Mrs. William H. Et~ apolis, Indiana, and Mrs. Ruler.. banks, Jackson, Mro. Elizabeth Gorrell, Dayton, Ohio; and Durmg the SUnday School s Evans, Wellston, Mrs, Paul grandchild. hour, Cbarlotte Taulbee and D. Kelly, Rt. 1 Wellston, Mrs. Funeral .arrangements will Barbara Thompson taught_ the WJIUam Gurney, Coalton, Mro. announced by the Crow hogh school cJasg, Gall Sims, William M Hall lrooton Rob- Home. the Junior class •nd George ert F. ~ron, D..tiel R. Chan the older classes. Chan Tipton, Ironton Joseph Baker Route 2 Man Is gave an interesting talk o a Rt. 3 Coolvme' Miss Ella G: China, religion and Myers, Xenia,Ky., Hugar Buck- Being Held In- Jail . told howandthetheiryoulh conduct ler, Ashlsnd, CecilD.Sparks, PT. PLEASANT Wolham theor meetmgs. He stated that Rt. 3 Ashland, Ky., Charles K. Bryan Jones, Pl. he hoped to be a minister and Curnutte, Saline, Ky., Mrs. Route 2, was held to the Clrgo back to China lo bel~ his Robert L. Brown, Ripley, W cult Couo1 on a bastar~y cnarHe people. Sims went from Hem- Va., Clifford A. Rayburn, Rt. when arraogned belor•. Justoce lock Grove to Jacksn whete 1 Red House, W. Va. of Peace A. M. Goodwm. Bond i the afternoon he received Blrtlu for Jones was set at $500 and hts llceose to p;each . Mrs. Kenneth L. Livingston, he .w.a s committed to th~ counA basket dJnner was served Rt. S Leon, W.Va., daughter, ty JBil. . at noon in the church base. 9:13 p.m. Monds)' Mrs. Wil- .others arraigned before Go..dment with the CCA as guests. liam D. Souders Rt. 2 Wellston wm were Albert Castle, Pt. son, 5:22 p.m 'Monday. Mr ./ Pleasant and G. D. Muore, • Okey B. Thomas. Rt. 2 Pt. ~leasant Route 1• were Rock Sprmgs Cub Pleasanl, son, 3:12 p.m., Mon- foned $20 and cosls 00 cl...raer Scout Pack Meets day, Mrs. Drewy Gore, Rutland, ol httermg: Hertha Patt..n, Gal. cub Scou ts son ' 8·16 a'm Monday hpohs, Obto, $15 and costs, Roc k Sprongs . .. . ed' . J M t' Ed Pack 24G met at the Salisbury Dlse)argeil spe mg, ames ar ~ · School Saturday evening witll Patients recently discharged moods, .Apple Grove,. il5 .an:J 45 in atteridance. included Lewis Bell, Mrs. Theo- costs, lmp~r . regtstrahon; F'ollowing a potluck dinner dorr Kennedy, Mrs. Arnold Walter Manon Riggs, Pt. at ~ : 30 RJcbard Young, cub- Davis, Sr., and Infant son, Mrs. Pleasant was ordered to exemaster. conducted a business Arthur Lanham and infant cute a $500 bond to keep 1 he session. Plans were made for daughter, Mrs. Clarence Croth· peace for one ~ear; Coy Thela skating party at the Skate-A· ers and infant daughter, Mr.;. rna Russell, Wt~ton • Sa~m, 71/1' d . ouay s Jr.le tea I Report ' "'" wtr. "J.: ~I ~~·~.:;..~:oo;::,gin wu:: !~ :.i~.~;.,w~'!6!; ~ ~ :.r~~:· J:!· r.nd u.- airport to meet him \\hen hi s plane la~d ­ hungry individuals have misused these ed there the other dal' They got the om- events and selfishly capitalized on the pression that she's cr.azv about him . contestants' agonies. · Chns Connor's smgmg at 81rdland "She further complains-horror of ' the!=ie mght s has more bounce lo the horrors- that she wasn't even allowed By VERNON SCOTT Heatherton, wu a atngor and "My real name Is Davenle J<>ounce. The credtt goes to her new suit - to see her parents or her boy friend the IJPI Hollywood Cor,.,..pondent Ihoofer, too. hanns Heatherton, but my ohler or, James Romanelli. vit:e-prez o[ a lead· night she won her title, but was forced Therefore communication ~ brother, Dlck, couldn"t pronoun~ Jng musit:al mstrument eompany . fl:ex to spend all her time with "a high HOLLYWOOD WPIJ- ,If y~r tween daughter and parent.B Is .Johanna when he was • boy. So Harrison's :1ttomeys aren 't sat1sf1ed wtth str.tng. anxiety-ridden chaperone." teen-a~ed son tells y~u he 1 ~omg good. · he .called me 'Joey.," the way !he "Cleopatra" billboards have 1And ~· ou thought YOU had prob- out WJ!h Joey, dont be misled I ''Too bad it Isn't that way with . · been changed. so the sign painh:'rs will lems?) into thmkmg Joey is just one Of 1 more teen-aaen:" said Joey dur- Any more questions -~-u· ha -- to get busy agam, makmg Rex's the bo Y:!1 · Iong , lunch on.e the' MGM Comm11-. signed Bit partl: Blonul!! I . to star Joan In "Siraightjaoket," as large <IS Liz's :.~nd Dickie' s . u·~ Former ~lode! Agent Harry Conover , to be the funniest runntn g gag is having rhild support "arrears· · troub- I He eould be talkmg about sary . "Parent! ought to try to a new WilJiam Castle horror pje-Joey Heatherton who i11 aU girl. l lllarn t~ language teen . agers t I C I b' Rod Ste'g business Dannv Kave cou ld le with New York Family Court. If he ure or o urn 11. • • 1 er 3he is, in fact, a riivlshingly l speak, and they ought to listen to will hie off to Rome to narrate busmess for six months at the can solve tbe problem. he may become a the American version or "Salva-· Theatre. the ~l;un Skm matlw- bunny !ramer at Hugh Hefner's Playboy beautiful. 18·year-old blonde who tt•t>n-age music." ha& come to Hollywood from the Joey is ciOAely chaperoned by tore Giuliano " based on the life Oscar winner Anne ~t:;;:~~~~s estimate . But hf'' s not undf'r sc hool in Chicago New York theater to 5tar in her her mother on Ulia trip to Holly• of Sicily's &bin Hood... Bette (! tor thJt long . more's the pity. Bancroft is one of the few movie stars first movie. wood. Maybe things will be dif- Davis wtU attend the Caaoes who r .-. n go almost anywhere unrecognizJoey has an impertinent nose, ferent next year when our heroine ,Film Festival next month for the . A famed Holly\\ood bPautv 15 worry - ed bv the fans- because she wears no smokey blue-gray eyes and a fig- is 19 years old. showing of "What Ever Happenclose fnends "ith lwr secret and makeup, couldn't care less about highure that just won't quit attracting And about that Kookie name, ed. to Baby Jane" .stv le hairdos, and dresses in the most ~~~~~~t~';t::nps to New York lor " prrson· attention Joey which cnuld explode into till· cas ual clothes. She and her fiance, Mel . It might be said that Miss Hea· • headlines. This so rt of th111g Brooks, cuddled at a rear table at the been going 011 in hl' r ltfP for .v<>arsChateau Madrid the other night without therton has "star" written all once bc<:ame,,noised around \\ hf'n a attracting any attentitm from the auto- over her, although she has few i croone1 unexpedrrll_v noss- graph hunters The jazz set wonders flat places to write on. But audi- ' ences will have an opportunity to path~ but she 's In•( 0111e more and ·what joker persuaded AI Hirt that he careless about her behavwr needed gags, dance steps and girls in his discover that for themselves note: Bert Convo~. who will play act. All he needs is a good band behind when JoeyOfmakes her with debutDick in of Carv Grant in the film Vf?f· him . The gimmicks will ruin him for all "Twilight lionor'' of "Act Orie." plays a parrot in the true believers. Chamberlain. Do It JmoU • Somt lit .._ people _ , .,. 1 have ~heel my will e!ld, lord pmate oibon ' need advice and picked you. ireu't acceplld for bolp , bJ My husband's delinlUoo of a apncleo, becaulo lbe ......_ of ninod IOeiiJ .,.,.... It wHe Is a stupid person who, eeute 1p4 .Wlltlna IIIIa . .,. · 8018 free room and board. If I klall. 'l'amJb' Semct Alaooclel complain about not bavlll& Clll odequatal,y ...... leo& thai any rights at aU aroulld here, ball of wbo ean, and be aays I'm better off lban 1 ny ol theM 01117 allfl lml'lll have a right to be. He bas a moatba delay tnack of making me feel Infer• lor, and It's got so I'm elrald It J.\uJd aeem, tberefare, lhll to talk to him lor lear he'll II'OUP ~lap eot-11111 II aay some m..n, sarcqllc, be- the answer, Cost por C!OOp)e Utti!Dg thing. He'• alwaya In· would be ...,.lderable leu, help olnuallng he'• better !hen 1 am could be gained not ·only from and that no woman Is .. good the poycblallfc social wconer 80 a man. I don't want a di- 111 cbJrse but throuch alriDg vorce - I just want to hive a out and anai)'zlng probleml by happy marriage, and m1De Isn't discuul\)11, just u It Is done ln What can I do? -MRS, B. A. Alcobollca and Gamblera Anlll>' Dear Helen: ymous. how small is evidencing a deep seated in· teres! in the advancement of education. Uke in anything else it is not the million dollar gifts that are always the most valuable but the widespread interest of large numbers of persons, whose gifts in the ag.~regate that are of the greatest value to many institutions. Students who are leaving a'ly institution of learning should start the habit by gifting the school that has dO'IIe so much for theln as a display of appreciation, and the habit once started should he one that lasts a lifetime because of the enrichment that has come through the contacL Serappen AaMyllloU? "f:_' :'J ' Student! of the Rio Grande Collep Christian Association Holzer hoapltal In the put :14 1 eonducted services 11 the Hem- houro were Chetoter A. Paller· PT. ~AN'!' - Mrs, lock Grove church SUnday 11011, Rt. 2 Galllpolil, Lela c. Bllt'llell Rowan, til, llornlng. . , Carnell, . r.ureta Star Rt.. Wil- Mlehlgan, foi'rtler Pl. Ernestine *"kton of 110m. !lam L. )fAddy, 101 Third Ato., resident died Monday I lock Grove gave the can to j(anauga, Timothy Arthur E~ In the Ford Hospllltal at worship followed by 1 ,10 lis, Rt. 2 Cheshire, Miss Con- alter a klall lneaa. -ymn, ,',Day ts Dying In The nie P. Taylor, Rt. ~ Cheshire, She_was born in Mason · ly Hale lotte! a;!.. By DOROTHY KJLGALLEN TH&!CELEBRITIES ~atigued by her strenuous season on Broadway Margaret Leighton took off by Students 01 \' t~ : ~ t;:.' .\... RioGrancle • Hold Servtces 'f) : the spring and early summer ~~E~!d: a great deal of attention is in our educational system and vn all levels A recent a.nnouncame to our attention recently tOi!ra!m of aid to education, made oar·~e American industry to 766 lib· colleges. universities and msti~ tut~tooam. ouontirog to $2 480 .000 That gift ' U' $• KED$ CANVA$ I'OOTWIAit .FOit THI ENTIRE _. .. , .' -· y I . "i ~ '. I ~. -' ~·'.\ .. " ' '~ �! I lJ I / I ' .~allipolis Defeatc:l Dy . 5-·2 · Only HoelUng Shows Gain In SE(l:Sales Tax Report Mir!dies Rercrd First Win _lllif1 • tD IIIOhll<u ""li!dldrts t~ Racme • plteher~ llrtjmot ... four for fn" wt'h 'lim... nottPd defen se, •haky but effrcttve '' rd b , Hn'il• hit lnln t he season hlgh of :!!-hits, l% Oth~r players for Coach Russ three strlkeouts and wal~•d l "itrhlno . ""' tlmel• hlttlno tn rtrst o! two Ji>rk•t double pl•vs ''' were lor utra bases; Wblte bad thrM hits ann tnr,. ~loore s team w1tp one n t mne. ,reglst..r Its first victory In tt f'll•r tn "•!'· ~toMrt tn . : , , afternoon m lob r· tree ~. Ill banged t n e each were Bob Crow and Jim f<l.~Y. Is scheduled to ~!l"t stan. ~atlnP bar~ tn 1!15' ov•r IJohn Allens••orfh, and L n n s Frot~tfrru. the vlslto~s ~. borsehicle for 1 doublt anct Rin ILouk" earh "mgles. and Oen- i,l!!hpoha m SEfl..lea~e -::uon Ga1lla ArarfE'mv Mond&\1 on the · ... - "'lllltl . : 0 U a.u~& •M~ ~ . Pinther.< , three gle in addiUOII to his circuit nis Moore, Georee Harris at.d loday, If the Panthers e•>e hnm• mnn•·in•l !lllrk dlA'Y!on<f 1 GoUipolilo got II< flr.f run In _ ; Inn' g t " o blast If:mler aU with pinch hit lou- li~e diamond with a Viclnrv l.t·e• Charley 8 u , h speedbAll fn •rl~· ,.~., ~"'•nderF -~d PITI'SBIJRGil IUPJJ - Bobby thl letter "three or /bur .~ 1 th f · 1 b. 1 n 0 rw'o other Panther battM!!, b1es. ' th: will go_ acalnst Athens r'•hfh••rl.r we•t' nve ""' one Arf_.stroog walked with nobody Layne, one the Nall<inll $ " bad lldvtlod Layne It It 10 !he Wells and Smith, accounr.d '"' 1 Harten started on the mound the ch"?'p!Onshlp contool Pmn third innings, giving up J u s 1 .. b"t M't ·h' 11 "' Into " ~~~" 1bail t.eagueo greolelt qu~- tire at the clooe ol Ju.. - and finally tb 1 ' a tno ol hits each. Wells '•!> for Racine, was relloved by eroy will be In a league 11 •· lhrP• "'"""" klfs b• 1t he biP plav. Oavl• wa• 1111fe nn hacka. haa dect&!d lo ql!ll aDd Ht uld . at thl time, · I \Ill~ Besides their ioeffectl eness ped a single, double ""' tflpte Jack Bostic in the flrat, wno •" should they lose In Galllpol~> walked 10 _ before b!!l!llf re- J!111n Sln~er's mloon• at tljl(d d•vnte full time I<! hla fuilllt llobbt, bai played ~ •INlllllh· the mound, the Tom does, while Smith bad two smgle• turn ~ave way to little Wlll Ours Racme 010 003 2 - R 1 R lievod In thP 1011 nf thP •I• h , base, . saunde,. srorlng. Two, and hu•ineM. 1111 aem ll, not 11 olinilg .. tf had battled Pomeroy to a and a double. Ronnie Ca.,- '''o I• th• fatAl fourth . Pomeroy 3:6 11 0 3-X-25 23 O' by junior righthander Miclq were le f 1 ·vhen Steve Ro•rb Layne, a 15-year veteran of Oiled to be. , .. earl'er in the sea • officiAlly bad two lingltl! In the For. Pomeroy, Wells struck Harden, Bostic Ill Ot1r. ·~.' 11\!nrrl• 1•tth one out and the ~ nied to left. Nn warfare. made hia d~Jo. Layne ro/>lled ID Pirl<eh ·'\'11· tleunabie to get but th . same number of trip• to t n a ou1 three walkM one wll•le land Evans. Wells IWP) Bn)d sacks full. flalllpoi '·. In lh• sure in a lett..r ID Pittsburgh potion by •ayi"'! rJOt off Panther Pitcllers Di plcte. He walked three other Boyd lanried three and walk.ed <4) an~Wlne~nner. ·Morris. making one of h i s fifth, although Scott. Hams, steeler Coach Buddy Park~ aft. rotunl ID . PI!Ubutgii .U 16i. ·~ and Fred Boyd. -- -- - ·· few appearances "" the mound. ".'" Loo • •v•l' A · . •ot tho era se...n which oaw him 118\ m... gement ao desired, bill lie Pmnerol scored its opening w"" exoctl v what the d0<'1nr or· r 1n a I oot when · Arnl•trong career records In foor p...lnll would pljy e_ Loowhore·. . , •• runs in the flrsl w he n U.Uie •· dered, as he fanned Dennl• Har· l l" ''": · <et·Md b"•· Cllle~nrloa. ., Ho aloo. nJoc!ed . t'!"" • ~lid Baker led off with a sinCIT\' LEAGUE rls and ~of Di•~ Long, OiiPf lo The V!Sito~s got tbelr !mal The Steelera dlsclll!led Layne 1 1 a~ toently, · an r:fff!f' ·ta IllTom White walked, Mick· STANDINGS Allensworth. Then he retired lrJ,, "' the "''h w11"' with one retlremant plsns Monday. I """"'~· 1111otant .,.ell with the Wlrlebr.,nn~r doubled. Bob _ Pt•. the slrle in the seve'1lh. 1·2-.1. out. Bush walked Davia an The 38-year-old Layne, . Steelero. ked a base knock and Beer 77 ,to preserve the Jackets' seo· S" ~.., ADd ~"""""'"was sat• now Uvea at Lubbock, Tex., I Layii. aftd Parker ftr<t t•n~ s:ndell was safe an By ;;: . : Ball Park 74 l•nd SEOAL victory of the •e•:. 1 1 Mike Morrison's cro•v 1 The New York Yankees are : ' Mo~y nlg~'o!; crushing the :::,O,::'er B~nl Block ~ '~Is season Is the first ,vear loa.d the bases•. and Morris He began his proiossl~l dia~:O~tpl. reo 1 up its only run o r f 1 back on top again and frankly, ;.;,o•'n gers. ded ·F rd' trlng Dept Store !18 , since 1957 the Jackets have •ame ' ' " 1 " ltre. ball career with the Parker came b.,.. h... ~ junk baUer Wells in the : who did you expeot, the Washmg- e re~ers t::.ln 1 :, ~ 'whmt Hot Rnds · :r; ·' lstered a league victor• 1'hls , BIG SECOND Bears In 1048 but wu eoach In !9$7. A' ,ear 18 iater b. when Peanuts Wickline ton Senators. I ~ aco t : h' 1 g th Falslaff Beer one was their •econd in 1963. The .. ·' .,..,, •"':""" hPlpl:" quickly to tbe old New York aeipdred Layne In a ll'l!de lor 8 in and Don Hard • n' If you had (lllld strict attention .. :b:Yr!'rth in~: ~ut t': :'eran B. Silvers . 516 Coach Jack Olcoi,t's bllv< agolnst Arm•trong • ~urvea. e dogs. Earl Morrall. Layne 1ft.t 111• ~ulitntUJiht him hom• with • thre• i you would have known weeks ago south " sltll r g lstered his third H. Lohse 58.1 · ·kept loose at the plate w II n "''""~ b.>t rev• t.<ed th10119 From thl!re h~ went to ber one quartorbaek job ID l!d everything was going to be okay strai:::' vietor/~ven though .Um H. Walker 494 Bush's wlldne<s, lrft 12 ru'"''r.< mSthe serond.ed \ b gelbng ~or ,.~en seaenno .lllld ~~ed Bl'<IWII loot seaodll, whn enm. Ia an II· I lead going into I with the Yanks. Bouton • relieved him in the sev- T. Schnenleb ilfll1 Oil the base.,. They left two '" m~er : . tro~g lh~ew wild· 181 I ve CODIJ!IliJl• w the Steelers from the .!lean. top of the fourth. wei I s When some alarmists suggeat..d 011th D. Hawley 5112 the f~rst Inning after B o b b v c w en m.• Slee ers. · Parker praised ~· ao tho 0 replaced by another senior this could be one of their off. a perfect night Totals 2724 Scott on:, 1 •• 1 "best all quaiteib..k wllf w h o yearo, Mahnager RaWhealpb Houk br dnvmg m thr"" runs on thbreet H CIPotmeroth' Cement M8 .NJ•tndrd nl!l, b:•l Rush douD- mllit pas!lel evflt _ _ _ _ __ ••• . · not a c ance. ques o hits in as many limes at a . . a wor Y lied down the left field II n e, ,. ssea eompleted 10 1 m~t yards ptiled paa~lll:ll only hit Racme gol. off were raised about Whitey Ford's wtlb tt.. Yanks leading ~3. he J. Duerr 4911 oui,. ded th . : ~ ser scoring. Jnhn Aliena· and WU I long seventh mn- arm, the Yankee manager safd sla1hed a two-run home,. on loser R. Davis ... .. 4a2 were s1ran _1n e sec. 1·~- ~ 1 into right field bv don't worry. And when anyone Htnk Agoirre <3-31 in the seventh F. Anderson 471 onc1 " GeraidffAr~~;rnn~ ~~~~II 26·178 1· 0 . Price. Racine's the r asked when Mickey Maalle would to make the score 6-3. L. Sauer 498 :ed to ead 0 • 1 Y 1c e )On·eS Op$ $ run• scored in the sixth I start hitting, Houk always said Tom Trt~b, who, also rollected Handicap lZ Isingled but Bill Davis grounc1ed I singled and J err 1 . ··~~ oeventh as a result ol soon. three hili thon unloaded a thre.. Total 2ill out, and Roach and lead-of! hotr Van low••en con. . ter Pete Anderson fanned. • 1. th 11 looka Ill If he wao r~ght on run homer' off roUever Paul Foy-~ ... ~- · a long clout Pomeroy's big fourth e all count&. tack 1n the eighth to cap a fourMiddleport Dept. Store f Tomadooa had. to lace 15 . bat- Teebnlcalty, the Yankees are run rally. Bobby Richardson also V. Whipple 4~ A sialln~ par-34 head or 1 befou retrrlng the 1 1d e. tied for first place fn the Amer> had three hits and drove in two H. Russell 459 Bill Janes led the Gallla two I'Ulllt. 581 •m. Stobart fanned, eroy •I b'lg bl as t of that inn- can Lea••• today with the Kat> runs. J . Bacbner • •'· high set 11 •oil • ·n., but "··-shortstop M-"'1 •WI Wll .a hom~ ru n by Tom 471 ~2 v1'ctory o\er DIU . sas Ctty "Athletics but the A's bad In the only other American L. Damewood 0 und.., ...,.. V 1 ""'' White mto right centerfield better hurry up and get a picture League games scheduled, the Chi- A. Stobart !M swmgers Monda afternoon sro or. an nwag• with two runners aboard._ W~lls of that because that situation Ia cago While Sox beat Kansas City, Total 2499 a match played . on tho Pomescorln&. Four 1'11111 bad <:OlJit also bad two hits in the mnmg, sub;...t to cban- on short notice. Jl.l, and the Loa Allgelll Angels Iru link•. on three hill, and two 0 uble . II ··• d ,_ •· Bletnor BJ-• ;II a' I X G •HS pl•y•l'l defeat, left. It I ~~'"I .... ·. • Y- Ciulla Tlfon onappod a four-pmo losing ~• M3 ~ ~ " • MlddlOne twasdded 'ttedlnl the sluggmg attAck Baring their IIWicles for the stroak with a 5-4 viotory over the J. Bradley td their Panl~er oppo. .. nts epor a ' I • for Pomeroy were Wlut.. a" d first time b• woeitJ. the Yankoet Minnesota Twins. H. Miller 471 NE~ YORK IUPil - B..e. with Janes firlna his dandy U In lht fifth wllb S tAIIeiw-l "Winebrenner, who both bad per· 2m ib•ll Comml"lnner Pord frwk h I I I ·hold round strolllnl and scoring on WI R. Capehart worth's twtHJUI stltlle. 4 will inform league prP8idonts m t e owes 1 n ne B feet daJI at the plate. neT. Reed Warren Glle. and Jn. Crt..,ln ?f the •eason or the lue The Jackets now are H 2 8 D. Roush that he leola lhe bAlk rule 11'· se118011, 2-S In the I E. Roosh !39 be caiJ.d the sam• wov For Pomero~. Aile~ entertain Jaeboo CINCINNATl UP!l-Bob Pur· how he perlonJUI and whether be. J. Sls!ion 211 hoth the Natlooa1 and Aritei-- 45 was low With Bill Jn lite Dnal ~lil"l key geta his flrlt slarilng roll ol will be able to go nine..,niotl•· • · Handicap 115 lean learuea. Iadding a 47. Gallipolis ls . H Jn the season toni~ u tho celhlr- Purkey oat dhls oly problem Total 2394 Thla doeo not nec•..arlly i Sieve Carter. playlnl In 5-4 overall. It waa the dwoll1nJ H~lto arrive IO< may bo oonlral. F'rlrk 1, In fAviH' ol No. 4 Blot, helped Janes a great third straight lOIS. a thtM-pmt Dighl serlel. Last yeor Wll hia best in the Hoi Rodl the rule. On the contrary, deal as he .a:ded a Gallipolis moves Into p~ By Unftfd Preltl ID~ Tl1o Redo .,_ Idle Monday majora lllnee comins up to Pitts- B. Radford 459 he h"' alreadv •aid. "I am In par _36 for hiS best round on a tonight with 8111y MIIChell WY 244M! Amerleaa Leap after four pmeo here with st. burgh during thll!M6 aeuon from B. Wood 51~ favor of enforcing the rules." fore1gn couroe this year. to plmouad duly. IU 1. 21141 ronw., _.. W. L. Pd. 011 Loolt. Hollywood ol the Pacific Cout Blind 4211 So far thlo season National Resulto of the malclt ahow 000 101 0 _ 2 a 1 Kaaoas City 15 10 .600 .. Purkey, liS, a ll3-tlame winner League. Ho came to Cincinnati G. Wagner 5l0 umplres have called that Jimmy Beard (40) downed lNG 010 'JI: _ 1 1 2 New York 12 B .600 10 lui 10010n, bu been bothered by Jn lt58. D. Mlller 500 balks while Ameriran t.eag- AI1en Downie (45) ErDle and Lotta- Bus~ BOston n 8 .579 1 a ,.... shoulder o1noe oprlna tral· Bob opent two WliU.,....ful oea· Handicap 51 umpire• have called 0 n 1 y ,1 Bloomer (451 won over Do u IWP), and Mwe, 181 Chicago 12 to .545 110 1ng aad be ba• been wor1dng out 1001 earllor In hi pro caroor with Total 2465 . Moore 1491 '1>·10: Bill JIIII!S Bush (G). Umpire, plate, c. Baltimore 13 t1 .542 1\0 regularly hoptn1 to lei back 1Dta Pittsburgh, In 19M and part of 1 feel there should be a uni· 1341 downed Carson Crow (48) lise=. Clevelaod II 9 .500 2\1 rotation. !tiM, He hu been playing organSyracuse Ball Park interpretation of the balk 4-0: Steve Carter (36) beat Doni; Los Angeles 13 t4 .481 3 The shoulder has been impnw- l2ed baD 1lce 1954, ad has a B. Louks 546 rule by both leagues" Frick ' Brown 152) 4-0: Justin Miller Minnesota 10 14 .417 4\1 inG slowly si"'''' the regolar sea- lifetime eorned run average of . L. Wolle 502 said. ' l(4:jt defeated Bill Francia (47) Waabinfllon 0 15 .400 5 eon got underwey, and treatm.,n 3.78. C. sArles 451 Frick does not have the pow· 31'.·1>; and Ra} Kohl (37) beat Detroit 9 15 .s?S 5\1 in the training room apparently Last season he appeared as a A. Sylvester 1148 er to chan~• the rule, nor does Jeff Gibbs (50) 4-11, Moaday'o ll<t!dlo helped the arm along. started i 37 gam.. ad loaf oly M. Hotldashelt 477 Gilts or Cronin. The ooly way 1 The win increased the OARS Chi<:&IO 5 Kansas City I Purkey now feels he Is ready to five decisions for an ERA of 2.81. Total 2621 a change could be made Is by record to &-1 81 they travel to New York 10 Detroit 3 go, although manager Fred Purkey's performance tonight baseball's official rules com- Fairgreens Country Club WedLos Angeles 5 Mlnneoota 4 Hutchinson and Bob's team- could be oe of tt.. most import· NICKLAUS WIDENS LEAH mittee which is not scheduled nesday for a meet with Well· IOnly games scbeduledl males wUI be watching to see ant ahowin119 of his career. DUNEDIN, Fla. IUPII - Jack to m~t until the winter. ston. _ , . , Probaltl< Plteben - -Don Nottebart Is 11Cheduled to Nicklaus, rollecting $13,000 for · Wiliiiiii ZEBCO New York at Detroit lnightl- WlNS DEFENSE AWARD atart for Houston, ~king for hia his victory in last weekend's o1 1 tingle llld three_doubles '"'I 'I·• i ~ ~. u~ ~nd Ho, Hnm f _ DJ"d YoU Really Thi"nk Jt'd Be Washi"ngton?. . o~ U~~::R=N II ::~"'/.IR~/~:~~1.17'! '· 80wLING I"~ "' -.W,~Id I H~~-led w~~:d ~ ~,, • :;, t~/ ~~! ~ 011~~:' :~~/"M:;~ n!~f'\:::!",.~~k~ ~.:':ned an~ Saunde~s grounde~ 11 at~mpted ° T A 1 M,;,tl~ ~~joyed tlaal~ I Oown ·rl Mro. B~·inda ' outpolled two members of the Stanley Cup Champion Toronto Maple Leafs today in earning the designation of Best Defenaeman In the National Hockey League for the 1962.fi3 season. The 31-year-old captAin of the Block Hawks totaled 96 points In the bollotlng for the Jamea Norris Memorial Trophy, which Is awarded annually to ·'the TefU~ 11'!1, Wedlillday't Gun" IUbntlota at 1M Angeles, night lar defense player who demon- in Cblcago at Karulas City. night strates throughout the season the '1, _!1ft York at Detrok. n!ght greatest ali--around abtllty that ,CJiwland at Wuhington. nighl position.'' ..... at Baltimore, night ~-~~~ NOiloilol Lea&.. I ASK TO WED W. L.. Pet. GB I P'f. PLEASANT - Three 1.0: ' ',., , ,,. J'lltaburgh 14 • .636 couples have made applications I .81. Loula 16 10 6t5 for marriage licenses In the or. I llln Francloco 16 10 .615 flee olthe County Clerk. James 1 d~!~*"!.IS II .521 2 Richard Jeffers, 24, Southside. _ -IS 13 .1500 3 and Mary Louise Christy, tl, · Pbllaololphla II 12 .478 3'1 Apple Grove. Thomas Middl., 1M ;\llltltl tt 14 .4112 4 ton Johnson, 25, Hartford, llld · be ±.-, •U 10 11 .4&~ 4 Barbara Jean Zerkle, 21, Me'" ""' York • 15 .375 • son. Orville Rimmey, 43, South~ 8 17 .320 71.2 side, and Virginia Frances lllll~•i;i,,•j, r, ...._,.., Jtelulta Coleman Schultz, 36, Southside. ·l'lltiburfb 1 Los Angeles • ALL STAR •lOnly gatne oeheduled 1 l'loltable Pltchen Ptttaburgh at ChiCBii!O - Cardacbon 18-3) . San FranciBCO at Milwaukee-Marichal (341 vs. Burdette (3-2). well l..J) VI. fhlladelphio ot New SUPIR York $495 at Cincinnati lnightl:~rebart 13-JI VI . Purkey ( (H)I , L!ll·Angelu at St. Louis Cniahll - · ·JCoufaa c•u v1. Washburn KARR & VAN ZANDT ~. nhy'1 Games M Ntw York II Cbicogo H. l!'fl I d lh JQl at CinclnnaU, night "WIIal dhl f8ll !fad, my report ,..10 at Milwaukee, njght • ..,. eard?" ' ...,.. al Sl. ~Dlli;. ni&bt om· Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'D Like Our Quality WY 2-5342 Wa, of Dolug Business• Pomeroy, Ohio Mihnow Buckets itNiil REELS .' WfiiN MONIY · IS IHI QUIUION -- ---. 3 .ROOMS DODGE DARTU! FURNITURE -~-·~..,.,~ R. H. RAVJ LI NGS S0NS C0 ~· -~ _~"-'"-·' ACT N0W ~ t 11: s ~:tons y- saving offer EXPI RES ·MAY 15, 1963 · EtboJ from 1.aa"' • -99c ' ; (ttjt8 of Interest ., 1·" "' ,,... 1.......... .Swh1s- Set ::.:"!::'.w. ~ 27:-~ ·, ' radlg and beater. A nice one for only JOil (J-21. ·· Jloustoa ·,. ,. Jfl4 CONVERTIBLE - ~t ~~~aa~~.~~·,~~w- 1 '--.-. _____:___, c:.tlftl ., ..... c.. Two-tone red & white, Wls/w tires, auto. tr11111., . lnlghti-Maliaffey <f-31 vs. Jack- jf (M;H• 88 I "'WI Fishing Rqd • ,· ' -l"• GOING .!\ROl::'.fDI to install.... any one of these four flameless electric appliances O . i · 'r $100 ... $100 ••• up to $2000 SPECIAL '51 OLDS ·•.1;.·1·~ ·only. • • CASTING COMIINAnONS Society Notes !~ow Model 86 Wjtb 2-pliee rod alld Uni. THIS WEEK'S I· -----------------------------....-- ~.99 IAIT N .Mt· l!'a ROD & REEL the league with Loa Angeles. who tied for second p1aee in Both are fuor games behld Pitts- rich tourney at Laa Vegas, burgh, Sl Louis and San Francis- moved into the No. I and S co, in a throe-way Ue for the behind Nicklaus. Lema has lead. Houston Ia seveo and a half $32,496.31 thio year and PaltlJlel' :l•o;me;a•;;ou;;t==f ..lr&;ll;;..•-=-•$S;al,s'ISOiiiii.;;:;;;;;;;==:;...,=:;:=:;;;;; • S ' .'lct'ety News SI'IN-CAST lalt season wJth Boston with a 2-2 feuional Golfers Association rerord . money-winning standing• with The Reds go into the Houston tal earnings of $52,715 for _.eries in a Ue for fifth pia« 1n Tony Lema and Arnold Palmer, • ~~:v::'."~. ~;~, ~~ ':e:~·~:! ~ t::~~~i~~~~~~~.Dean '!~ea a~ ':~~.,~~~·ijC! : :lt~~:.~~"8!~~~ t~:~:-r.~;~;·e~; ~~~ Rolandus 1 MONTREAL tUP()-Pierre PJ. fourth win ln fJve outings. He Tourmunent of Champions event, West lolumbia :liS IS THE BIG itGOMER • • • BAKER FURNITURE w. =·r~lea~.~==~=-~~~:;;;;;;;:;~~ lote of the Chicago Block Hawka went to Houston after spending has widened bls leod In the Pro· $99,783.94. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Smith $111.963 03. and family . $244.9i15.81. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dew$3411.564.79. hurst ol RutUmd vl•ltod Rev. $38,271.114. and Mrs. Robert Smith and family Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tate (Iifton 'ociaJ Notes I Booton at Baltimore <nlghtlQonley U.OJ vs. Robert• IO.!IL :Minnelota at Los Angelea llllghtl - Perry 10-111 vs. Lee (1--1). · CIt v eland at Washington lDlPtl - McDowfil 11·21 ••· 01tMo 10-11. au.a10 at Kan881 City <night) -IIulhardt n-11 VI. Wickersham si;l~r. ' I •••·I stafford <HI vs. Mosai {2·11. Buck wheat fllllJBMIIIJ Dill II her Mro. Maud• Holcomb : recentl) . --------- ~ Mrs. CarL .Shenefield was a Mr. an,. Mrs. Charle• Rife patient In Holzer Hosplloi the pBBI. week. and Mrs. Ethel Rif• mac1e a Ramon Morrio -and children bu•iness trip tn Parker<burg, attended the dedication of 'f: esday. the East Side Church nf Christ ' Mro. Myrta Rife has return· 1 lea·~·· e Mrs. Ginevra Foster spent saturday night snd Bunda~ wllb her daugh"' , Mrs. Joe Tumer and family in Albany. Mn. Winola CrL•t lnd frl•nd r Staunton Va visited h•r 0 •• • mother. Mrs Pearl Keeton over the weekend. Other visitors at the K~ton home wer• hlr : brother and lamlly of Port,_ I The Venuo'&-fiytrap plant , rr.oulh. ·•til•e of North ond south Jerry Huff and wife of Ket- 'arolina. is a carnivorou• · tering recently v11 s ted loer mo•1an t of t'ne aundew family . . t was first discovered by a ther Mro. Glllfvra Foster at :overnor or North Carolina, her home here. Al1hur Dobbs, in 1760. This :lllllard Chrtotlan and family .vaa durin~ the .lifetime or spenc Sunday afternoor wIth i.innm". the groat classlMrs. Eth 0 1 Harmon an d son on scribed !lor of plants, who later dethe Venua's-flytrap Cherry Run. . 11 1 "miracle of nature" be· Mr. and Mn. Donald Cone cause of the 1 enoitivity of its and Kevin spent a weekend leaves, even thou g h he with his parenllo Mr. and Mro. never accepted Dobb's obAt•· that theInsecta P 1a n t ""'1 cone. I 1servation ped d h ld Stewart Keeton and sons call- rap an e · ed at the Harry Pettit home - ; ; ; ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : : : ; ; ; ; ; ; : : ; ; ; , one evening the past •eek. • 1 w. A. Gregory was a ParkI I .~tMilLION CAR OWNERS ""!: Mr. aod Mn. Arthur Musoer of Youngatown ott..nded oer· vlctl at the church bore SUnday. • . Mr. and Ml!l. AI MuJitnac and children. of Cincinnati were vi.. liD;. of her parenta, Mr. and M .\1 ba Ru 11 U ~- . P1 :'"" ~Y · 00 evlva serv !'" 1 r 2 May at the church. Rev. C.CU Wise. 0 r Cambr1dge w111 be the · k speMa erJ. . 0 tak rs. eoSie rueser was en to Hoi•- hosp'l la'l -·-tly........ ~~--cu Mr. and Mra. Fred Brown of Gallipolis called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Russell recently. Mr. and Mrs. Truy May and Mrs. Larry May callod on Mrs. Mable Hogu< who was returned home from the hospital lost week. Attendane< at SUnday School ... II 28 was lffl · on ~pr · Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price of Brsdbury called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Russell Sunday. Mra. Clarice Longstreth. Mrs. I I· ~~ \~'aleman Meigs _ ~.208.02, Pike - $5,372.113, Ross _ $14,M7.90, Scioto _ $17,12~.89. VInton -$2,446.02, -. Whit.. of Mill• ted to her nume In Wilk••vjio Deet..ro of Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Albert Cone called on after spending the winter with Smlth. P FC . Do nne 1 T ate 1s Mrs. Ethel Radekin recently . her daughter, Mr~. Fa.1 ·. Vnod . · opendln• a eouple week_o with • OfJ"fy tWS Now a lamtly ot "' can go compact in a btg woy. Dart i! a lar£8 r • • Mr. and evening Mrs. 0. M. Rlf• •pen! ' td'andpal'<!lnts, Mr. and Ml'l •pending a 15-day furlough from Mrs. Eva McKnight of (',oJ. Sa•urda~ with Mrs. oeonomy s<ze compact. lois ol room lot h1ps and hats. le2s and luggage. Mnre usable trun~ space. 1n tact, lhan most lull-size cars. "~" RDberta, Germany with relative• and umbu• ts opendlng som• time ' Myrta Rife of Wilkesville. fr . aitd C)fra. Arthur lltnooo The Helping Hand Farm Wo- friends He is wllh the Army. at her farm hnme nea. herP. Yet Dalt IS a compact. fortunately. so is lhe price. few compacts Bradt, Ji.t., spent Wedne• n:en's Club met Wednesday at Ml,. lle1en Hill and daughter , t 'to the L :ost less than Dart. Not one gtves you so much lor ylllll0 money. with Mr. and Mrs. Grovt!r the Locust Grove Communlly Sharon vlslt..d Mrs. Eloise eceFn v1" " ha 1 · aur~ine mod £is All backed by a 5-year '50,000-mlle warranty . enee acemeyer orne w e r e · !lite. Building. Mrs. Homer Johnson, Smith Monday. rel'ftlve!!l from Chorle~ton. · ·yg~, 0uu1e 0t11er 01 W1rrantr 11a1ns1 Glltth 1ft lnlttfllllnll-kiNMhlf H ttU e~r:_llal :.· J!tft tlpandtd to in~lu\11 l)lltJ. rtpltctmtnl Ql 11peu witlloul clllf,ll~~·:ut:'/:~ !l'flltltn~ James. Bally of Kansaa call- president, opened the meeting Miss Roberta Smith attended ' I . ~, five vn11 ar 5{1,000 milh, wlllcllfie~ com• ru~l. a•thll lll(lnt t. I ' •~~•• ' I ·T OF ALL NEW art$ . tr lntmi~-.~" t• ~ • 1nd lntesnt1 pa1ls (Qttudllll mlftu l l •hltell). IOIQUto COli"""' , ~ oo Mr. and Mr.. A. H. 811· at 10 a m. wllll the flag salute. the rontest with the Rutland 1 " ~~ ~II, Ulli~IJIII joi;lh (tac lu~in l dll! l C11Vftl!). 1..1 n ~ ie_a n d 'oii~I!!Mh3\. "n ~ rt~l-wiiMI ~~ ... ~plo•;!lltd lftl ¥~ hl~lt IUt ~HIIItfVICIIIII I UMIIII.olif lllltr~~~~~ MCOflhflt to . . -· Thursday. Mrs. Vernal Johnson had char· Girls Chorus • Columbu• Sat- - - - - - - - - - Ctr 1:111 tc.nitiluln. illr. and Ma. George Rnberts lge qf ltle devotionals taking urdny I I . ·ld granddaughter, Belinda her scripture from Luke. She Mrs. l!:lotae Smith visited ' 1eut SUnday with Mr. and Ialso gave a reading on mean· Saturday with Mrs. Mabel HogONLY . ta. Maston Roberts or Pom- 1ing of the sacraments of the ue who bad ju•t returned from I -'Dl'· .. ' Jewia Passover Supper. Mrs. the ho!pltal. Mill & Secr'lnd Streets Middleport, Oi ...\lr. and Mro. 8111 Wh·~ r an IGeorge Johnson read the mill---d Mra. Nancy Roberti! utes of the laAt meeting and ~ T@d Rhey Sr. brOkf' hi~ hrmd Mlfldleport, o. ·.o: ----SEE "EMPIRE", NBC-TV. CHECK YOUFI LOCAL USTING. --..,.;, , .... Mr . • ................ __.._.,. __.. __.. ..I n of Diamoltld, W, Va., spent port. Due to the absen!"' of the ol Maoon City vi•lf•rl ot ,,.. w.. k end with Mr. and Mrs. lesoon lea<ter tho lesson topic, : the hnme or Mr . and Mro. Ted ' lihl Orr and Mi.. Lola !lor- "'f.he mformed Conllumor Rave• Riley Monday or last week. ."1ri. __ ·. . . . Dollars," "as dmcussed ea a Weekend and Sunday vl•ttnn iltl. llolb F'rlend tp'Oup. The presidenl read NV· the Ted Riley home were l¥'1 mOved Into the McKay eral letlaro of correopondenee Miss Jane Harris of Colum- their daugh~rs Mr and Mro. 'lperty. and informed lht ~roup of sever- hus spent the wPek end with D. U!e and family of O.x.\lrR. Auclrey Borden of Cn~ ttema of tn.er••t pertaininA Mr. and Mrs. Grovor Harris. Clly, Ohio, and Mrs rnl.fv tbusand !\!Irs. Bern!C< Batley to the Farm Women Clubs. 'The Mrs. Jnck Codner spent Roush and rhildren of -·-·. ..eot..r called on Mr. and Mra, afternnon-wa• spent playing nesday In Pomeroy. City. H. BaUey Sunday. . The Joor pri2e wa• won VIsitors at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley Sr. -Mrs. Loulae Qeodley and Vernal Johnson. and Mrs. Dwight Hoback were visiting Mr. and Mrs. ::'3 %: • spent SUnday with Mr. ond Attending Wednesday's meet- hos brother, Kelly Hohad and Furl Rogero and son of Penial f3 ~·C. ' .. -,tl . Claylmo Sltamblln at P'lve were Mrs Geur•e J01hhson, wil• of il<'aver Falls, Pa .. <and SUnday aft..rnoon. : j:') ,'Att~. , Homer .Johson, Mrs. A. Mrs. Aleta Pnr~or of Portland, Mr. and Mr!l Ted Rilf'V vi~·" Mrs. Mildred Frank of CheA- N. olickens, Mrs. l{iiey Fry, and Mrs. Ivy Ball of New !ted their son. Ted Rilev .lr .• i-1.- -_ : r called on Mrs. Mary Holler Mrs. Freda VicKers, and Mrs. Brighton, Pa . and family and Mr. and. Mrs. ·IMlay afternoon: Vema! Jonnoon. Mrs. Paul Sellers and Mrs. Fuliz In Middleport ro· ~ :y: 1\11. and Mrs. Arthur Ben- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Van Meter Eber Pickens Jr .. and Mr.. Eb· cently. •.·J." n,of Brazil, Ind., called on A. and family of r-Oiumbl.• vl•it..d e1 Pickens, Sr ., spent Tuesday Mr. and Mrs Gordon Vnnng . llalley and wife Thursday . over the weekend with hi• sl'"l in Pomeroy. childrer of Canlnn visltf'd , Mt$. Flowers and daughter of ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stewart. -Olevlo Youn~ and other 1 IUI~Ieport spe11t a . few days Other vlsiiM> at the Stewart Mrs. Homer Johnson and i ,.,.lliv,,. "·!lit Mr. and Mra. Har<J!d Ha- home were M1 . and Mrs. Otis Mrs. Vernal Johnson w<re in Vtsltlg Mr. and Mrs. Harold , and daught..rs. Knight and family of Pt. Plea- Pt. Pleasant on business one · Snnday were Mrs. Opal David Davldaon, Bill- Free- sant and Mr. and Mrs. George day last week. Biggs and duaght..r nf Pome' tan and Cesar Dulay of the Sic wart, Johnnie and Georgie. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jobn.. Mr. and ~irs . Jack Smith iavy at Norfolk, Va., spent a Mr.a nd Mrs. Homer Johnson son, Duane ·.nd Larry, of Mafamily of Gallipolis and Mr. ·....t~ with Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Johnsoo, Gerald John- snn ca:ted on Mr. and Mrs. Ver1 Smith and son or New ihoii!IJ McKay and lamDy. so Mr and Mrs. George John· nat Johnson, Dale, John. ad l'ift;"aitd Mr. Bllly Orr and so~ and Earl Johnson were call- Gewana, Wodnesday Mr. •nd Mrs. Larry Lee Fox spent a weekend filth ed tn Trimble, Ohio lll!cause of lh< occasio being John Jnh-1.,..,. family of Mlddltport visit· 1.19 Clint Orr family . the death of Mrs. Lid• Joh· so's birthdo) . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pox re. Mta, Mar')' Holter, Mrs. Myr- son Lincoln. Mra. Loncoln's fun- Mr. and Mrs. Billy O~~n,~: ~~!ili; ,]~·. ·~al)cer, lllrs. Sadie Trua- era! wBB Wednseday aft..rnoon 01 Gallipolis Ferry Tlslt..d '~, Orr and Roberta at the Johnson Funeral Home parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blll Plckono H11 Now .(!!!' attended a rally at Chester h Glnust..r. Unger, Mike an< Bobby Eu11ene II ELECTRIC FLOOR ·ic!tJttly. Johnny Sprous ., •on of Jim· Stewart on Sunday. POLISHER & WAXER 1\lr. llltl Mra, Clint Orr called my Sprouse of Pr..neroy, Is re- Mrs. Nannle Johnson of For Only 9.95 2 '' Mr. llld Mrs. Cal Orr to om a tonsilectomy Haven has spent the past Now, you can enjoy the conven...~ty Baturdoy, at Meigs General weeks at· the home of her bro· Save money, buff all your of these modem flameless electric Clllll w•s I recent busl· . He Is at the home of ther-in-law and stst..r, Mr. and floors with your own buffer. ience of better living electrically appliances? " eOpen 8:00 to fi :30 W. Va. 1 tfu l'llllot 1D Odumbus. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Foreman, because time and 7:00 to 4:30 Ohio -without worrying about instal...... ·- · <'.eorge Trow. Robert of lllness. lime. Saturdsy til e,oo W. If you are a CU8tomer of Ohio Sprouse who li stationed with Mr and Mrs. Homer Johnson Va. time . lation expenses. Power Company just see your the Navy at Great Lakes, Ill., and Pauline CUnningham of !\IaPickens Hardwar• For only $10.00 per appliance, was also a weekend visitor of aon saturday shopping In • dealer, appliance store or plumber. . MAlON, W, v~. Of I B0bpurkey In F"Irst start 11Cht with Mr. lnd Mrs. A. H. Rilltt. Mt, and Mra. Arthur Orr were ~~ Holm hoopl'-1 to ;ea their 1ow grandson. Mr. llld Mra. Or• White and . ,~a spent Sunday with Mr . ' ~ ·Items of Interest Social Notes p,~,;;F18.~ Sundoy :,~·· ~i~~!~J'i::06~\3~a;: ~~t~mi~r .•:;d f!~Y ~~ CHOICE Frick Will Try T Get EquaI .,. Balk Ruling \ ~~.;:_·J~.MFrsl. ~~oiBSaJ.t g~:.~e.S:.oJ~~~.o~ ~·~~ ~~~~Ei.~!~ ::~·~:~~;· eJ:!: era~r:rg R~:!to~w:h:o;:~~ on I a~d ~r~Ja,y: :!,:ed: ;· GAHS Go/lers 2'1, ·.. Bashan Social News I""'' I • 6 3s 1 ..:.t!rth:~~Y· lneNbe ID IIIII tal tar Ute wielt tncllil• $19.81111.· il t411118 4f , tsH,JMtll G.n~o .- :21!7.M. fl0,'131.11. flts,70!i 811, fi90,84U7. •·ortlnt - Sl!.!lm f! . lll.t4~-· 11 •tr•- •• ..H 159 62 · ' • •.•~•.uo, •• ' · · Jaokson - 't2,TIIU6. 114,0115.M, $2M.IJ'It.ll4, ~0,651.00 . · Lawro.;,. - ft8,1114.34 . S22.· 1183.118, 0 '05,119!1.114, f.128.215.21 . ,. Melgo - N.!4UI. f1,88U2, $117,180 1111, fl45,023.3'1 . · - ., .....47 • ., •• c••• r ...., ...-~-~. .... 516 40 t82,524 5"2 for ~ moot !*'~ OJ!Iy allghtll' olf thti .paee. Hoe~ and Sclo· to remain the on~·1 -··Ilea ' -~· whn ato behind last Yll!''l !IsCAl vear fllurts. 1be IIcurea ... ...owlnr th0111 f or k1 1 A 1111 19D lhe end ng pr • ' ... , . ' . . 0 ~ April 28,.lH2h, llldrtedforJ~ .~; t211.S:5~'74$110,7TI.ll5, fJ,.,>I yelll'tl wnlc sta · u~ ..s\to. _' 843 _a9tui . ·152,174 _67 I, 1162 ai.J· July I, IN! lollbw •..,•••519 """"I"" 25 ..-.- · · $1,658 09, Vlnto~ '- •~· $747.14, $46.5•6.37 . $36,61ll.21. Motor vehicle •ales and use 1aJ: coll•ctloos In the ten south· ••stern Ohin counties showin• those for the period ending Ap-"' ~--------- rll 27 1963 and the fiscal year !lgurell s(4rllng July 1, 1962 Mr. and Mn. Arthur Benaon follows Athens _ $12,24ll.28, rif Bra~. Ititl., silellt I , 'nllbt $185,610.98. Gallia - $4,713.56, ~n .~n 1 ~;~r~a~!~isSrofiSC:i~~ ~~~~i:t~~ ~00~~~/layer ~tIn DetrnJ:_In~«<I. !; f:·fr,. re~· 11oet1n1 Atllet!O"- f!UOU!. 1~ 09«r the uiite lair Ytll\ 1be other nine "" OOQ~ oitJo countltl wete 11 Mldd~:~rt lt1JIII J IJ, I petl"" 1 ~::~~~~ ~~]~ ~ I ~o) not~IM 1 A~/it 8 bby Layne T.o Re.: ..... I''•• '"I ) ' ;~J~!ri:IJML P;dtttft141d~~l'l. o., Ma~ 7. 1963-J · ---~--- -·--~--- . · ·· · · · HyseU Run UresJn_ut Riilge 1'he Dally Sentintl ' '· ~P01nei'r11 pounded RaeiM r..r I .., .. . • "' l ITY OAN II IHI ANIWIL .101 MILLER, Mg1. 125 1. t,\tlln St., Pomeroy Phene WY 2-2171 ' Meor.'•H• ~ Oo11111 S.l,ctloft Of POWER MO·WERS , .~=":. ·3~"~)at'- ·. - ,_ 0 ~~ the Trews. you can have a 240-volt electric water heater, electric air conditioner (7500 Btu or larger), electric range or electric clothes dryer installed in your home. So, why deny yourseli any ) Painting He will furnish you with a WireUp Installation Bonus Certificate to help you modernize your home electrically, That, plus $10.00, takM care ol all nonnal electrieal inriallation costs! Act now, this offor expires May IS! longer the work-saving, time-sav· Exterior & Interior ing and comfort-making features EU!C'IIIC WA111 IIUTII e:zs YJARS EXP~IENCIE Take ltlYintltl If IIIII wen.llfut .,. JMNtunll)' for ••tter IIYIIII tltctrfCIIIJ! eFULL INSURANCE COVEIAGE WE ARE YOUR I ~ Ylslt your dealer, •PPII•oct sture or ~~":~ todlyl (Offer llmltlcl to Ohio eom,.ny~ This ......1Olf.- Incl._ plumb- ' ·, 1.. • • . . 1..-.....,......r ( . ./ OHIO POWER COMPANY .',)f:-.1' .. ::,':,'":...,~;. __.,n, .......;,;;;w"' @cip) ..,... •.,•..._ -' ...rrina lnllllla~ for ntw 11eator · �! I lJ I / I ' .~allipolis Defeatc:l Dy . 5-·2 · Only HoelUng Shows Gain In SE(l:Sales Tax Report Mir!dies Rercrd First Win _lllif1 • tD IIIOhll<u ""li!dldrts t~ Racme • plteher~ llrtjmot ... four for fn" wt'h 'lim... nottPd defen se, •haky but effrcttve '' rd b , Hn'il• hit lnln t he season hlgh of :!!-hits, l% Oth~r players for Coach Russ three strlkeouts and wal~•d l "itrhlno . ""' tlmel• hlttlno tn rtrst o! two Ji>rk•t double pl•vs ''' were lor utra bases; Wblte bad thrM hits ann tnr,. ~loore s team w1tp one n t mne. ,reglst..r Its first victory In tt f'll•r tn "•!'· ~toMrt tn . : , , afternoon m lob r· tree ~. Ill banged t n e each were Bob Crow and Jim f<l.~Y. Is scheduled to ~!l"t stan. ~atlnP bar~ tn 1!15' ov•r IJohn Allens••orfh, and L n n s Frot~tfrru. the vlslto~s ~. borsehicle for 1 doublt anct Rin ILouk" earh "mgles. and Oen- i,l!!hpoha m SEfl..lea~e -::uon Ga1lla ArarfE'mv Mond&\1 on the · ... - "'lllltl . : 0 U a.u~& •M~ ~ . Pinther.< , three gle in addiUOII to his circuit nis Moore, Georee Harris at.d loday, If the Panthers e•>e hnm• mnn•·in•l !lllrk dlA'Y!on<f 1 GoUipolilo got II< flr.f run In _ ; Inn' g t " o blast If:mler aU with pinch hit lou- li~e diamond with a Viclnrv l.t·e• Charley 8 u , h speedbAll fn •rl~· ,.~., ~"'•nderF -~d PITI'SBIJRGil IUPJJ - Bobby thl letter "three or /bur .~ 1 th f · 1 b. 1 n 0 rw'o other Panther battM!!, b1es. ' th: will go_ acalnst Athens r'•hfh••rl.r we•t' nve ""' one Arf_.stroog walked with nobody Layne, one the Nall<inll $ " bad lldvtlod Layne It It 10 !he Wells and Smith, accounr.d '"' 1 Harten started on the mound the ch"?'p!Onshlp contool Pmn third innings, giving up J u s 1 .. b"t M't ·h' 11 "' Into " ~~~" 1bail t.eagueo greolelt qu~- tire at the clooe ol Ju.. - and finally tb 1 ' a tno ol hits each. Wells '•!> for Racine, was relloved by eroy will be In a league 11 •· lhrP• "'"""" klfs b• 1t he biP plav. Oavl• wa• 1111fe nn hacka. haa dect&!d lo ql!ll aDd Ht uld . at thl time, · I \Ill~ Besides their ioeffectl eness ped a single, double ""' tflpte Jack Bostic in the flrat, wno •" should they lose In Galllpol~> walked 10 _ before b!!l!llf re- J!111n Sln~er's mloon• at tljl(d d•vnte full time I<! hla fuilllt llobbt, bai played ~ •INlllllh· the mound, the Tom does, while Smith bad two smgle• turn ~ave way to little Wlll Ours Racme 010 003 2 - R 1 R lievod In thP 1011 nf thP •I• h , base, . saunde,. srorlng. Two, and hu•ineM. 1111 aem ll, not 11 olinilg .. tf had battled Pomeroy to a and a double. Ronnie Ca.,- '''o I• th• fatAl fourth . Pomeroy 3:6 11 0 3-X-25 23 O' by junior righthander Miclq were le f 1 ·vhen Steve Ro•rb Layne, a 15-year veteran of Oiled to be. , .. earl'er in the sea • officiAlly bad two lingltl! In the For. Pomeroy, Wells struck Harden, Bostic Ill Ot1r. ·~.' 11\!nrrl• 1•tth one out and the ~ nied to left. Nn warfare. made hia d~Jo. Layne ro/>lled ID Pirl<eh ·'\'11· tleunabie to get but th . same number of trip• to t n a ou1 three walkM one wll•le land Evans. Wells IWP) Bn)d sacks full. flalllpoi '·. In lh• sure in a lett..r ID Pittsburgh potion by •ayi"'! rJOt off Panther Pitcllers Di plcte. He walked three other Boyd lanried three and walk.ed <4) an~Wlne~nner. ·Morris. making one of h i s fifth, although Scott. Hams, steeler Coach Buddy Park~ aft. rotunl ID . PI!Ubutgii .U 16i. ·~ and Fred Boyd. -- -- - ·· few appearances "" the mound. ".'" Loo • •v•l' A · . •ot tho era se...n which oaw him 118\ m... gement ao desired, bill lie Pmnerol scored its opening w"" exoctl v what the d0<'1nr or· r 1n a I oot when · Arnl•trong career records In foor p...lnll would pljy e_ Loowhore·. . , •• runs in the flrsl w he n U.Uie •· dered, as he fanned Dennl• Har· l l" ''": · <et·Md b"•· Cllle~nrloa. ., Ho aloo. nJoc!ed . t'!"" • ~lid Baker led off with a sinCIT\' LEAGUE rls and ~of Di•~ Long, OiiPf lo The V!Sito~s got tbelr !mal The Steelera dlsclll!led Layne 1 1 a~ toently, · an r:fff!f' ·ta IllTom White walked, Mick· STANDINGS Allensworth. Then he retired lrJ,, "' the "''h w11"' with one retlremant plsns Monday. I """"'~· 1111otant .,.ell with the Wlrlebr.,nn~r doubled. Bob _ Pt•. the slrle in the seve'1lh. 1·2-.1. out. Bush walked Davia an The 38-year-old Layne, . Steelero. ked a base knock and Beer 77 ,to preserve the Jackets' seo· S" ~.., ADd ~"""""'"was sat• now Uvea at Lubbock, Tex., I Layii. aftd Parker ftr<t t•n~ s:ndell was safe an By ;;: . : Ball Park 74 l•nd SEOAL victory of the •e•:. 1 1 Mike Morrison's cro•v 1 The New York Yankees are : ' Mo~y nlg~'o!; crushing the :::,O,::'er B~nl Block ~ '~Is season Is the first ,vear loa.d the bases•. and Morris He began his proiossl~l dia~:O~tpl. reo 1 up its only run o r f 1 back on top again and frankly, ;.;,o•'n gers. ded ·F rd' trlng Dept Store !18 , since 1957 the Jackets have •ame ' ' " 1 " ltre. ball career with the Parker came b.,.. h... ~ junk baUer Wells in the : who did you expeot, the Washmg- e re~ers t::.ln 1 :, ~ 'whmt Hot Rnds · :r; ·' lstered a league victor• 1'hls , BIG SECOND Bears In 1048 but wu eoach In !9$7. A' ,ear 18 iater b. when Peanuts Wickline ton Senators. I ~ aco t : h' 1 g th Falslaff Beer one was their •econd in 1963. The .. ·' .,..,, •"':""" hPlpl:" quickly to tbe old New York aeipdred Layne In a ll'l!de lor 8 in and Don Hard • n' If you had (lllld strict attention .. :b:Yr!'rth in~: ~ut t': :'eran B. Silvers . 516 Coach Jack Olcoi,t's bllv< agolnst Arm•trong • ~urvea. e dogs. Earl Morrall. Layne 1ft.t 111• ~ulitntUJiht him hom• with • thre• i you would have known weeks ago south " sltll r g lstered his third H. Lohse 58.1 · ·kept loose at the plate w II n "''""~ b.>t rev• t.<ed th10119 From thl!re h~ went to ber one quartorbaek job ID l!d everything was going to be okay strai:::' vietor/~ven though .Um H. Walker 494 Bush's wlldne<s, lrft 12 ru'"''r.< mSthe serond.ed \ b gelbng ~or ,.~en seaenno .lllld ~~ed Bl'<IWII loot seaodll, whn enm. Ia an II· I lead going into I with the Yanks. Bouton • relieved him in the sev- T. Schnenleb ilfll1 Oil the base.,. They left two '" m~er : . tro~g lh~ew wild· 181 I ve CODIJ!IliJl• w the Steelers from the .!lean. top of the fourth. wei I s When some alarmists suggeat..d 011th D. Hawley 5112 the f~rst Inning after B o b b v c w en m.• Slee ers. · Parker praised ~· ao tho 0 replaced by another senior this could be one of their off. a perfect night Totals 2724 Scott on:, 1 •• 1 "best all quaiteib..k wllf w h o yearo, Mahnager RaWhealpb Houk br dnvmg m thr"" runs on thbreet H CIPotmeroth' Cement M8 .NJ•tndrd nl!l, b:•l Rush douD- mllit pas!lel evflt _ _ _ _ __ ••• . · not a c ance. ques o hits in as many limes at a . . a wor Y lied down the left field II n e, ,. ssea eompleted 10 1 m~t yards ptiled paa~lll:ll only hit Racme gol. off were raised about Whitey Ford's wtlb tt.. Yanks leading ~3. he J. Duerr 4911 oui,. ded th . : ~ ser scoring. Jnhn Aliena· and WU I long seventh mn- arm, the Yankee manager safd sla1hed a two-run home,. on loser R. Davis ... .. 4a2 were s1ran _1n e sec. 1·~- ~ 1 into right field bv don't worry. And when anyone Htnk Agoirre <3-31 in the seventh F. Anderson 471 onc1 " GeraidffAr~~;rnn~ ~~~~II 26·178 1· 0 . Price. Racine's the r asked when Mickey Maalle would to make the score 6-3. L. Sauer 498 :ed to ead 0 • 1 Y 1c e )On·eS Op$ $ run• scored in the sixth I start hitting, Houk always said Tom Trt~b, who, also rollected Handicap lZ Isingled but Bill Davis grounc1ed I singled and J err 1 . ··~~ oeventh as a result ol soon. three hili thon unloaded a thre.. Total 2ill out, and Roach and lead-of! hotr Van low••en con. . ter Pete Anderson fanned. • 1. th 11 looka Ill If he wao r~ght on run homer' off roUever Paul Foy-~ ... ~- · a long clout Pomeroy's big fourth e all count&. tack 1n the eighth to cap a fourMiddleport Dept. Store f Tomadooa had. to lace 15 . bat- Teebnlcalty, the Yankees are run rally. Bobby Richardson also V. Whipple 4~ A sialln~ par-34 head or 1 befou retrrlng the 1 1d e. tied for first place fn the Amer> had three hits and drove in two H. Russell 459 Bill Janes led the Gallla two I'Ulllt. 581 •m. Stobart fanned, eroy •I b'lg bl as t of that inn- can Lea••• today with the Kat> runs. J . Bacbner • •'· high set 11 •oil • ·n., but "··-shortstop M-"'1 •WI Wll .a hom~ ru n by Tom 471 ~2 v1'ctory o\er DIU . sas Ctty "Athletics but the A's bad In the only other American L. Damewood 0 und.., ...,.. V 1 ""'' White mto right centerfield better hurry up and get a picture League games scheduled, the Chi- A. Stobart !M swmgers Monda afternoon sro or. an nwag• with two runners aboard._ W~lls of that because that situation Ia cago While Sox beat Kansas City, Total 2499 a match played . on tho Pomescorln&. Four 1'11111 bad <:OlJit also bad two hits in the mnmg, sub;...t to cban- on short notice. Jl.l, and the Loa Allgelll Angels Iru link•. on three hill, and two 0 uble . II ··• d ,_ •· Bletnor BJ-• ;II a' I X G •HS pl•y•l'l defeat, left. It I ~~'"I .... ·. • Y- Ciulla Tlfon onappod a four-pmo losing ~• M3 ~ ~ " • MlddlOne twasdded 'ttedlnl the sluggmg attAck Baring their IIWicles for the stroak with a 5-4 viotory over the J. Bradley td their Panl~er oppo. .. nts epor a ' I • for Pomeroy were Wlut.. a" d first time b• woeitJ. the Yankoet Minnesota Twins. H. Miller 471 NE~ YORK IUPil - B..e. with Janes firlna his dandy U In lht fifth wllb S tAIIeiw-l "Winebrenner, who both bad per· 2m ib•ll Comml"lnner Pord frwk h I I I ·hold round strolllnl and scoring on WI R. Capehart worth's twtHJUI stltlle. 4 will inform league prP8idonts m t e owes 1 n ne B feet daJI at the plate. neT. Reed Warren Glle. and Jn. Crt..,ln ?f the •eason or the lue The Jackets now are H 2 8 D. Roush that he leola lhe bAlk rule 11'· se118011, 2-S In the I E. Roosh !39 be caiJ.d the sam• wov For Pomero~. Aile~ entertain Jaeboo CINCINNATl UP!l-Bob Pur· how he perlonJUI and whether be. J. Sls!ion 211 hoth the Natlooa1 and Aritei-- 45 was low With Bill Jn lite Dnal ~lil"l key geta his flrlt slarilng roll ol will be able to go nine..,niotl•· • · Handicap 115 lean learuea. Iadding a 47. Gallipolis ls . H Jn the season toni~ u tho celhlr- Purkey oat dhls oly problem Total 2394 Thla doeo not nec•..arlly i Sieve Carter. playlnl In 5-4 overall. It waa the dwoll1nJ H~lto arrive IO< may bo oonlral. F'rlrk 1, In fAviH' ol No. 4 Blot, helped Janes a great third straight lOIS. a thtM-pmt Dighl serlel. Last yeor Wll hia best in the Hoi Rodl the rule. On the contrary, deal as he .a:ded a Gallipolis moves Into p~ By Unftfd Preltl ID~ Tl1o Redo .,_ Idle Monday majora lllnee comins up to Pitts- B. Radford 459 he h"' alreadv •aid. "I am In par _36 for hiS best round on a tonight with 8111y MIIChell WY 244M! Amerleaa Leap after four pmeo here with st. burgh during thll!M6 aeuon from B. Wood 51~ favor of enforcing the rules." fore1gn couroe this year. to plmouad duly. IU 1. 21141 ronw., _.. W. L. Pd. 011 Loolt. Hollywood ol the Pacific Cout Blind 4211 So far thlo season National Resulto of the malclt ahow 000 101 0 _ 2 a 1 Kaaoas City 15 10 .600 .. Purkey, liS, a ll3-tlame winner League. Ho came to Cincinnati G. Wagner 5l0 umplres have called that Jimmy Beard (40) downed lNG 010 'JI: _ 1 1 2 New York 12 B .600 10 lui 10010n, bu been bothered by Jn lt58. D. Mlller 500 balks while Ameriran t.eag- AI1en Downie (45) ErDle and Lotta- Bus~ BOston n 8 .579 1 a ,.... shoulder o1noe oprlna tral· Bob opent two WliU.,....ful oea· Handicap 51 umpire• have called 0 n 1 y ,1 Bloomer (451 won over Do u IWP), and Mwe, 181 Chicago 12 to .545 110 1ng aad be ba• been wor1dng out 1001 earllor In hi pro caroor with Total 2465 . Moore 1491 '1>·10: Bill JIIII!S Bush (G). Umpire, plate, c. Baltimore 13 t1 .542 1\0 regularly hoptn1 to lei back 1Dta Pittsburgh, In 19M and part of 1 feel there should be a uni· 1341 downed Carson Crow (48) lise=. Clevelaod II 9 .500 2\1 rotation. !tiM, He hu been playing organSyracuse Ball Park interpretation of the balk 4-0: Steve Carter (36) beat Doni; Los Angeles 13 t4 .481 3 The shoulder has been impnw- l2ed baD 1lce 1954, ad has a B. Louks 546 rule by both leagues" Frick ' Brown 152) 4-0: Justin Miller Minnesota 10 14 .417 4\1 inG slowly si"'''' the regolar sea- lifetime eorned run average of . L. Wolle 502 said. ' l(4:jt defeated Bill Francia (47) Waabinfllon 0 15 .400 5 eon got underwey, and treatm.,n 3.78. C. sArles 451 Frick does not have the pow· 31'.·1>; and Ra} Kohl (37) beat Detroit 9 15 .s?S 5\1 in the training room apparently Last season he appeared as a A. Sylvester 1148 er to chan~• the rule, nor does Jeff Gibbs (50) 4-11, Moaday'o ll<t!dlo helped the arm along. started i 37 gam.. ad loaf oly M. Hotldashelt 477 Gilts or Cronin. The ooly way 1 The win increased the OARS Chi<:&IO 5 Kansas City I Purkey now feels he Is ready to five decisions for an ERA of 2.81. Total 2621 a change could be made Is by record to &-1 81 they travel to New York 10 Detroit 3 go, although manager Fred Purkey's performance tonight baseball's official rules com- Fairgreens Country Club WedLos Angeles 5 Mlnneoota 4 Hutchinson and Bob's team- could be oe of tt.. most import· NICKLAUS WIDENS LEAH mittee which is not scheduled nesday for a meet with Well· IOnly games scbeduledl males wUI be watching to see ant ahowin119 of his career. DUNEDIN, Fla. IUPII - Jack to m~t until the winter. ston. _ , . , Probaltl< Plteben - -Don Nottebart Is 11Cheduled to Nicklaus, rollecting $13,000 for · Wiliiiiii ZEBCO New York at Detroit lnightl- WlNS DEFENSE AWARD atart for Houston, ~king for hia his victory in last weekend's o1 1 tingle llld three_doubles '"'I 'I·• i ~ ~. u~ ~nd Ho, Hnm f _ DJ"d YoU Really Thi"nk Jt'd Be Washi"ngton?. . o~ U~~::R=N II ::~"'/.IR~/~:~~1.17'! '· 80wLING I"~ "' -.W,~Id I H~~-led w~~:d ~ ~,, • :;, t~/ ~~! ~ 011~~:' :~~/"M:;~ n!~f'\:::!",.~~k~ ~.:':ned an~ Saunde~s grounde~ 11 at~mpted ° T A 1 M,;,tl~ ~~joyed tlaal~ I Oown ·rl Mro. B~·inda ' outpolled two members of the Stanley Cup Champion Toronto Maple Leafs today in earning the designation of Best Defenaeman In the National Hockey League for the 1962.fi3 season. The 31-year-old captAin of the Block Hawks totaled 96 points In the bollotlng for the Jamea Norris Memorial Trophy, which Is awarded annually to ·'the TefU~ 11'!1, Wedlillday't Gun" IUbntlota at 1M Angeles, night lar defense player who demon- in Cblcago at Karulas City. night strates throughout the season the '1, _!1ft York at Detrok. n!ght greatest ali--around abtllty that ,CJiwland at Wuhington. nighl position.'' ..... at Baltimore, night ~-~~~ NOiloilol Lea&.. I ASK TO WED W. L.. Pet. GB I P'f. PLEASANT - Three 1.0: ' ',., , ,,. J'lltaburgh 14 • .636 couples have made applications I .81. Loula 16 10 6t5 for marriage licenses In the or. I llln Francloco 16 10 .615 flee olthe County Clerk. James 1 d~!~*"!.IS II .521 2 Richard Jeffers, 24, Southside. _ -IS 13 .1500 3 and Mary Louise Christy, tl, · Pbllaololphla II 12 .478 3'1 Apple Grove. Thomas Middl., 1M ;\llltltl tt 14 .4112 4 ton Johnson, 25, Hartford, llld · be ±.-, •U 10 11 .4&~ 4 Barbara Jean Zerkle, 21, Me'" ""' York • 15 .375 • son. Orville Rimmey, 43, South~ 8 17 .320 71.2 side, and Virginia Frances lllll~•i;i,,•j, r, ...._,.., Jtelulta Coleman Schultz, 36, Southside. ·l'lltiburfb 1 Los Angeles • ALL STAR •lOnly gatne oeheduled 1 l'loltable Pltchen Ptttaburgh at ChiCBii!O - Cardacbon 18-3) . San FranciBCO at Milwaukee-Marichal (341 vs. Burdette (3-2). well l..J) VI. fhlladelphio ot New SUPIR York $495 at Cincinnati lnightl:~rebart 13-JI VI . Purkey ( (H)I , L!ll·Angelu at St. Louis Cniahll - · ·JCoufaa c•u v1. Washburn KARR & VAN ZANDT ~. nhy'1 Games M Ntw York II Cbicogo H. l!'fl I d lh JQl at CinclnnaU, night "WIIal dhl f8ll !fad, my report ,..10 at Milwaukee, njght • ..,. eard?" ' ...,.. al Sl. ~Dlli;. ni&bt om· Cadillac - Oldsmobile "You'D Like Our Quality WY 2-5342 Wa, of Dolug Business• Pomeroy, Ohio Mihnow Buckets itNiil REELS .' WfiiN MONIY · IS IHI QUIUION -- ---. 3 .ROOMS DODGE DARTU! FURNITURE -~-·~..,.,~ R. H. RAVJ LI NGS S0NS C0 ~· -~ _~"-'"-·' ACT N0W ~ t 11: s ~:tons y- saving offer EXPI RES ·MAY 15, 1963 · EtboJ from 1.aa"' • -99c ' ; (ttjt8 of Interest ., 1·" "' ,,... 1.......... .Swh1s- Set ::.:"!::'.w. ~ 27:-~ ·, ' radlg and beater. A nice one for only JOil (J-21. ·· Jloustoa ·,. ,. Jfl4 CONVERTIBLE - ~t ~~~aa~~.~~·,~~w- 1 '--.-. _____:___, c:.tlftl ., ..... c.. Two-tone red & white, Wls/w tires, auto. tr11111., . lnlghti-Maliaffey <f-31 vs. Jack- jf (M;H• 88 I "'WI Fishing Rqd • ,· ' -l"• GOING .!\ROl::'.fDI to install.... any one of these four flameless electric appliances O . i · 'r $100 ... $100 ••• up to $2000 SPECIAL '51 OLDS ·•.1;.·1·~ ·only. • • CASTING COMIINAnONS Society Notes !~ow Model 86 Wjtb 2-pliee rod alld Uni. THIS WEEK'S I· -----------------------------....-- ~.99 IAIT N .Mt· l!'a ROD & REEL the league with Loa Angeles. who tied for second p1aee in Both are fuor games behld Pitts- rich tourney at Laa Vegas, burgh, Sl Louis and San Francis- moved into the No. I and S co, in a throe-way Ue for the behind Nicklaus. Lema has lead. Houston Ia seveo and a half $32,496.31 thio year and PaltlJlel' :l•o;me;a•;;ou;;t==f ..lr&;ll;;..•-=-•$S;al,s'ISOiiiii.;;:;;;;;;;==:;...,=:;:=:;;;;; • S ' .'lct'ety News SI'IN-CAST lalt season wJth Boston with a 2-2 feuional Golfers Association rerord . money-winning standing• with The Reds go into the Houston tal earnings of $52,715 for _.eries in a Ue for fifth pia« 1n Tony Lema and Arnold Palmer, • ~~:v::'."~. ~;~, ~~ ':e:~·~:! ~ t::~~~i~~~~~~~.Dean '!~ea a~ ':~~.,~~~·ijC! : :lt~~:.~~"8!~~~ t~:~:-r.~;~;·e~; ~~~ Rolandus 1 MONTREAL tUP()-Pierre PJ. fourth win ln fJve outings. He Tourmunent of Champions event, West lolumbia :liS IS THE BIG itGOMER • • • BAKER FURNITURE w. =·r~lea~.~==~=-~~~:;;;;;;;:;~~ lote of the Chicago Block Hawka went to Houston after spending has widened bls leod In the Pro· $99,783.94. Rev. and Mrs. Robert Smith $111.963 03. and family . $244.9i15.81. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dew$3411.564.79. hurst ol RutUmd vl•ltod Rev. $38,271.114. and Mrs. Robert Smith and family Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tate (Iifton 'ociaJ Notes I Booton at Baltimore <nlghtlQonley U.OJ vs. Robert• IO.!IL :Minnelota at Los Angelea llllghtl - Perry 10-111 vs. Lee (1--1). · CIt v eland at Washington lDlPtl - McDowfil 11·21 ••· 01tMo 10-11. au.a10 at Kan881 City <night) -IIulhardt n-11 VI. Wickersham si;l~r. ' I •••·I stafford <HI vs. Mosai {2·11. Buck wheat fllllJBMIIIJ Dill II her Mro. Maud• Holcomb : recentl) . --------- ~ Mrs. CarL .Shenefield was a Mr. an,. Mrs. Charle• Rife patient In Holzer Hosplloi the pBBI. week. and Mrs. Ethel Rif• mac1e a Ramon Morrio -and children bu•iness trip tn Parker<burg, attended the dedication of 'f: esday. the East Side Church nf Christ ' Mro. Myrta Rife has return· 1 lea·~·· e Mrs. Ginevra Foster spent saturday night snd Bunda~ wllb her daugh"' , Mrs. Joe Tumer and family in Albany. Mn. Winola CrL•t lnd frl•nd r Staunton Va visited h•r 0 •• • mother. Mrs Pearl Keeton over the weekend. Other visitors at the K~ton home wer• hlr : brother and lamlly of Port,_ I The Venuo'&-fiytrap plant , rr.oulh. ·•til•e of North ond south Jerry Huff and wife of Ket- 'arolina. is a carnivorou• · tering recently v11 s ted loer mo•1an t of t'ne aundew family . . t was first discovered by a ther Mro. Glllfvra Foster at :overnor or North Carolina, her home here. Al1hur Dobbs, in 1760. This :lllllard Chrtotlan and family .vaa durin~ the .lifetime or spenc Sunday afternoor wIth i.innm". the groat classlMrs. Eth 0 1 Harmon an d son on scribed !lor of plants, who later dethe Venua's-flytrap Cherry Run. . 11 1 "miracle of nature" be· Mr. and Mn. Donald Cone cause of the 1 enoitivity of its and Kevin spent a weekend leaves, even thou g h he with his parenllo Mr. and Mro. never accepted Dobb's obAt•· that theInsecta P 1a n t ""'1 cone. I 1servation ped d h ld Stewart Keeton and sons call- rap an e · ed at the Harry Pettit home - ; ; ; ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : ; ; ; : : : ; ; ; ; ; ; : : ; ; ; , one evening the past •eek. • 1 w. A. Gregory was a ParkI I .~tMilLION CAR OWNERS ""!: Mr. aod Mn. Arthur Musoer of Youngatown ott..nded oer· vlctl at the church bore SUnday. • . Mr. and Ml!l. AI MuJitnac and children. of Cincinnati were vi.. liD;. of her parenta, Mr. and M .\1 ba Ru 11 U ~- . P1 :'"" ~Y · 00 evlva serv !'" 1 r 2 May at the church. Rev. C.CU Wise. 0 r Cambr1dge w111 be the · k speMa erJ. . 0 tak rs. eoSie rueser was en to Hoi•- hosp'l la'l -·-tly........ ~~--cu Mr. and Mra. Fred Brown of Gallipolis called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Russell recently. Mr. and Mrs. Truy May and Mrs. Larry May callod on Mrs. Mable Hogu< who was returned home from the hospital lost week. Attendane< at SUnday School ... II 28 was lffl · on ~pr · Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price of Brsdbury called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Russell Sunday. Mra. Clarice Longstreth. Mrs. I I· ~~ \~'aleman Meigs _ ~.208.02, Pike - $5,372.113, Ross _ $14,M7.90, Scioto _ $17,12~.89. VInton -$2,446.02, -. Whit.. of Mill• ted to her nume In Wilk••vjio Deet..ro of Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Albert Cone called on after spending the winter with Smlth. P FC . Do nne 1 T ate 1s Mrs. Ethel Radekin recently . her daughter, Mr~. Fa.1 ·. Vnod . · opendln• a eouple week_o with • OfJ"fy tWS Now a lamtly ot "' can go compact in a btg woy. Dart i! a lar£8 r • • Mr. and evening Mrs. 0. M. Rlf• •pen! ' td'andpal'<!lnts, Mr. and Ml'l •pending a 15-day furlough from Mrs. Eva McKnight of (',oJ. Sa•urda~ with Mrs. oeonomy s<ze compact. lois ol room lot h1ps and hats. le2s and luggage. Mnre usable trun~ space. 1n tact, lhan most lull-size cars. "~" RDberta, Germany with relative• and umbu• ts opendlng som• time ' Myrta Rife of Wilkesville. fr . aitd C)fra. Arthur lltnooo The Helping Hand Farm Wo- friends He is wllh the Army. at her farm hnme nea. herP. Yet Dalt IS a compact. fortunately. so is lhe price. few compacts Bradt, Ji.t., spent Wedne• n:en's Club met Wednesday at Ml,. lle1en Hill and daughter , t 'to the L :ost less than Dart. Not one gtves you so much lor ylllll0 money. with Mr. and Mrs. Grovt!r the Locust Grove Communlly Sharon vlslt..d Mrs. Eloise eceFn v1" " ha 1 · aur~ine mod £is All backed by a 5-year '50,000-mlle warranty . enee acemeyer orne w e r e · !lite. Building. Mrs. Homer Johnson, Smith Monday. rel'ftlve!!l from Chorle~ton. · ·yg~, 0uu1e 0t11er 01 W1rrantr 11a1ns1 Glltth 1ft lnlttfllllnll-kiNMhlf H ttU e~r:_llal :.· J!tft tlpandtd to in~lu\11 l)lltJ. rtpltctmtnl Ql 11peu witlloul clllf,ll~~·:ut:'/:~ !l'flltltn~ James. Bally of Kansaa call- president, opened the meeting Miss Roberta Smith attended ' I . ~, five vn11 ar 5{1,000 milh, wlllcllfie~ com• ru~l. a•thll lll(lnt t. I ' •~~•• ' I ·T OF ALL NEW art$ . tr lntmi~-.~" t• ~ • 1nd lntesnt1 pa1ls (Qttudllll mlftu l l •hltell). IOIQUto COli"""' , ~ oo Mr. and Mr.. A. H. 811· at 10 a m. wllll the flag salute. the rontest with the Rutland 1 " ~~ ~II, Ulli~IJIII joi;lh (tac lu~in l dll! l C11Vftl!). 1..1 n ~ ie_a n d 'oii~I!!Mh3\. "n ~ rt~l-wiiMI ~~ ... ~plo•;!lltd lftl ¥~ hl~lt IUt ~HIIItfVICIIIII I UMIIII.olif lllltr~~~~~ MCOflhflt to . . -· Thursday. Mrs. Vernal Johnson had char· Girls Chorus • Columbu• Sat- - - - - - - - - - Ctr 1:111 tc.nitiluln. illr. and Ma. George Rnberts lge qf ltle devotionals taking urdny I I . ·ld granddaughter, Belinda her scripture from Luke. She Mrs. l!:lotae Smith visited ' 1eut SUnday with Mr. and Ialso gave a reading on mean· Saturday with Mrs. Mabel HogONLY . ta. Maston Roberts or Pom- 1ing of the sacraments of the ue who bad ju•t returned from I -'Dl'· .. ' Jewia Passover Supper. Mrs. the ho!pltal. Mill & Secr'lnd Streets Middleport, Oi ...\lr. and Mro. 8111 Wh·~ r an IGeorge Johnson read the mill---d Mra. Nancy Roberti! utes of the laAt meeting and ~ T@d Rhey Sr. brOkf' hi~ hrmd Mlfldleport, o. ·.o: ----SEE "EMPIRE", NBC-TV. CHECK YOUFI LOCAL USTING. --..,.;, , .... Mr . • ................ __.._.,. __.. __.. ..I n of Diamoltld, W, Va., spent port. Due to the absen!"' of the ol Maoon City vi•lf•rl ot ,,.. w.. k end with Mr. and Mrs. lesoon lea<ter tho lesson topic, : the hnme or Mr . and Mro. Ted ' lihl Orr and Mi.. Lola !lor- "'f.he mformed Conllumor Rave• Riley Monday or last week. ."1ri. __ ·. . . . Dollars," "as dmcussed ea a Weekend and Sunday vl•ttnn iltl. llolb F'rlend tp'Oup. The presidenl read NV· the Ted Riley home were l¥'1 mOved Into the McKay eral letlaro of correopondenee Miss Jane Harris of Colum- their daugh~rs Mr and Mro. 'lperty. and informed lht ~roup of sever- hus spent the wPek end with D. U!e and family of O.x.\lrR. Auclrey Borden of Cn~ ttema of tn.er••t pertaininA Mr. and Mrs. Grovor Harris. Clly, Ohio, and Mrs rnl.fv tbusand !\!Irs. Bern!C< Batley to the Farm Women Clubs. 'The Mrs. Jnck Codner spent Roush and rhildren of -·-·. ..eot..r called on Mr. and Mra, afternnon-wa• spent playing nesday In Pomeroy. City. H. BaUey Sunday. . The Joor pri2e wa• won VIsitors at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley Sr. -Mrs. Loulae Qeodley and Vernal Johnson. and Mrs. Dwight Hoback were visiting Mr. and Mrs. ::'3 %: • spent SUnday with Mr. ond Attending Wednesday's meet- hos brother, Kelly Hohad and Furl Rogero and son of Penial f3 ~·C. ' .. -,tl . Claylmo Sltamblln at P'lve were Mrs Geur•e J01hhson, wil• of il<'aver Falls, Pa .. <and SUnday aft..rnoon. : j:') ,'Att~. , Homer .Johson, Mrs. A. Mrs. Aleta Pnr~or of Portland, Mr. and Mr!l Ted Rilf'V vi~·" Mrs. Mildred Frank of CheA- N. olickens, Mrs. l{iiey Fry, and Mrs. Ivy Ball of New !ted their son. Ted Rilev .lr .• i-1.- -_ : r called on Mrs. Mary Holler Mrs. Freda VicKers, and Mrs. Brighton, Pa . and family and Mr. and. Mrs. ·IMlay afternoon: Vema! Jonnoon. Mrs. Paul Sellers and Mrs. Fuliz In Middleport ro· ~ :y: 1\11. and Mrs. Arthur Ben- Mr. and Mrs. Bob Van Meter Eber Pickens Jr .. and Mr.. Eb· cently. •.·J." n,of Brazil, Ind., called on A. and family of r-Oiumbl.• vl•it..d e1 Pickens, Sr ., spent Tuesday Mr. and Mrs Gordon Vnnng . llalley and wife Thursday . over the weekend with hi• sl'"l in Pomeroy. childrer of Canlnn visltf'd , Mt$. Flowers and daughter of ter, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Stewart. -Olevlo Youn~ and other 1 IUI~Ieport spe11t a . few days Other vlsiiM> at the Stewart Mrs. Homer Johnson and i ,.,.lliv,,. "·!lit Mr. and Mra. Har<J!d Ha- home were M1 . and Mrs. Otis Mrs. Vernal Johnson w<re in Vtsltlg Mr. and Mrs. Harold , and daught..rs. Knight and family of Pt. Plea- Pt. Pleasant on business one · Snnday were Mrs. Opal David Davldaon, Bill- Free- sant and Mr. and Mrs. George day last week. Biggs and duaght..r nf Pome' tan and Cesar Dulay of the Sic wart, Johnnie and Georgie. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jobn.. Mr. and ~irs . Jack Smith iavy at Norfolk, Va., spent a Mr.a nd Mrs. Homer Johnson son, Duane ·.nd Larry, of Mafamily of Gallipolis and Mr. ·....t~ with Mr. and Mrs. Vernal Johnsoo, Gerald John- snn ca:ted on Mr. and Mrs. Ver1 Smith and son or New ihoii!IJ McKay and lamDy. so Mr and Mrs. George John· nat Johnson, Dale, John. ad l'ift;"aitd Mr. Bllly Orr and so~ and Earl Johnson were call- Gewana, Wodnesday Mr. •nd Mrs. Larry Lee Fox spent a weekend filth ed tn Trimble, Ohio lll!cause of lh< occasio being John Jnh-1.,..,. family of Mlddltport visit· 1.19 Clint Orr family . the death of Mrs. Lid• Joh· so's birthdo) . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Pox re. Mta, Mar')' Holter, Mrs. Myr- son Lincoln. Mra. Loncoln's fun- Mr. and Mrs. Billy O~~n,~: ~~!ili; ,]~·. ·~al)cer, lllrs. Sadie Trua- era! wBB Wednseday aft..rnoon 01 Gallipolis Ferry Tlslt..d '~, Orr and Roberta at the Johnson Funeral Home parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blll Plckono H11 Now .(!!!' attended a rally at Chester h Glnust..r. Unger, Mike an< Bobby Eu11ene II ELECTRIC FLOOR ·ic!tJttly. Johnny Sprous ., •on of Jim· Stewart on Sunday. POLISHER & WAXER 1\lr. llltl Mra, Clint Orr called my Sprouse of Pr..neroy, Is re- Mrs. Nannle Johnson of For Only 9.95 2 '' Mr. llld Mrs. Cal Orr to om a tonsilectomy Haven has spent the past Now, you can enjoy the conven...~ty Baturdoy, at Meigs General weeks at· the home of her bro· Save money, buff all your of these modem flameless electric Clllll w•s I recent busl· . He Is at the home of ther-in-law and stst..r, Mr. and floors with your own buffer. ience of better living electrically appliances? " eOpen 8:00 to fi :30 W. Va. 1 tfu l'llllot 1D Odumbus. uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Foreman, because time and 7:00 to 4:30 Ohio -without worrying about instal...... ·- · <'.eorge Trow. Robert of lllness. lime. Saturdsy til e,oo W. If you are a CU8tomer of Ohio Sprouse who li stationed with Mr and Mrs. Homer Johnson Va. time . lation expenses. Power Company just see your the Navy at Great Lakes, Ill., and Pauline CUnningham of !\IaPickens Hardwar• For only $10.00 per appliance, was also a weekend visitor of aon saturday shopping In • dealer, appliance store or plumber. . MAlON, W, v~. Of I B0bpurkey In F"Irst start 11Cht with Mr. lnd Mrs. A. H. Rilltt. Mt, and Mra. Arthur Orr were ~~ Holm hoopl'-1 to ;ea their 1ow grandson. Mr. llld Mra. Or• White and . ,~a spent Sunday with Mr . ' ~ ·Items of Interest Social Notes p,~,;;F18.~ Sundoy :,~·· ~i~~!~J'i::06~\3~a;: ~~t~mi~r .•:;d f!~Y ~~ CHOICE Frick Will Try T Get EquaI .,. Balk Ruling \ ~~.;:_·J~.MFrsl. ~~oiBSaJ.t g~:.~e.S:.oJ~~~.o~ ~·~~ ~~~~Ei.~!~ ::~·~:~~;· eJ:!: era~r:rg R~:!to~w:h:o;:~~ on I a~d ~r~Ja,y: :!,:ed: ;· GAHS Go/lers 2'1, ·.. Bashan Social News I""'' I • 6 3s 1 ..:.t!rth:~~Y· lneNbe ID IIIII tal tar Ute wielt tncllil• $19.81111.· il t411118 4f , tsH,JMtll G.n~o .- :21!7.M. fl0,'131.11. flts,70!i 811, fi90,84U7. •·ortlnt - Sl!.!lm f! . lll.t4~-· 11 •tr•- •• ..H 159 62 · ' • •.•~•.uo, •• ' · · Jaokson - 't2,TIIU6. 114,0115.M, $2M.IJ'It.ll4, ~0,651.00 . · Lawro.;,. - ft8,1114.34 . S22.· 1183.118, 0 '05,119!1.114, f.128.215.21 . ,. Melgo - N.!4UI. f1,88U2, $117,180 1111, fl45,023.3'1 . · - ., .....47 • ., •• c••• r ...., ...-~-~. .... 516 40 t82,524 5"2 for ~ moot !*'~ OJ!Iy allghtll' olf thti .paee. Hoe~ and Sclo· to remain the on~·1 -··Ilea ' -~· whn ato behind last Yll!''l !IsCAl vear fllurts. 1be IIcurea ... ...owlnr th0111 f or k1 1 A 1111 19D lhe end ng pr • ' ... , . ' . . 0 ~ April 28,.lH2h, llldrtedforJ~ .~; t211.S:5~'74$110,7TI.ll5, fJ,.,>I yelll'tl wnlc sta · u~ ..s\to. _' 843 _a9tui . ·152,174 _67 I, 1162 ai.J· July I, IN! lollbw •..,•••519 """"I"" 25 ..-.- · · $1,658 09, Vlnto~ '- •~· $747.14, $46.5•6.37 . $36,61ll.21. Motor vehicle •ales and use 1aJ: coll•ctloos In the ten south· ••stern Ohin counties showin• those for the period ending Ap-"' ~--------- rll 27 1963 and the fiscal year !lgurell s(4rllng July 1, 1962 Mr. and Mn. Arthur Benaon follows Athens _ $12,24ll.28, rif Bra~. Ititl., silellt I , 'nllbt $185,610.98. Gallia - $4,713.56, ~n .~n 1 ~;~r~a~!~isSrofiSC:i~~ ~~~~i:t~~ ~00~~~/layer ~tIn DetrnJ:_In~«<I. !; f:·fr,. re~· 11oet1n1 Atllet!O"- f!UOU!. 1~ 09«r the uiite lair Ytll\ 1be other nine "" OOQ~ oitJo countltl wete 11 Mldd~:~rt lt1JIII J IJ, I petl"" 1 ~::~~~~ ~~]~ ~ I ~o) not~IM 1 A~/it 8 bby Layne T.o Re.: ..... I''•• '"I ) ' ;~J~!ri:IJML P;dtttft141d~~l'l. o., Ma~ 7. 1963-J · ---~--- -·--~--- . · ·· · · · HyseU Run UresJn_ut Riilge 1'he Dally Sentintl ' '· ~P01nei'r11 pounded RaeiM r..r I .., .. . • "' l ITY OAN II IHI ANIWIL .101 MILLER, Mg1. 125 1. t,\tlln St., Pomeroy Phene WY 2-2171 ' Meor.'•H• ~ Oo11111 S.l,ctloft Of POWER MO·WERS , .~=":. ·3~"~)at'- ·. - ,_ 0 ~~ the Trews. you can have a 240-volt electric water heater, electric air conditioner (7500 Btu or larger), electric range or electric clothes dryer installed in your home. So, why deny yourseli any ) Painting He will furnish you with a WireUp Installation Bonus Certificate to help you modernize your home electrically, That, plus $10.00, takM care ol all nonnal electrieal inriallation costs! Act now, this offor expires May IS! longer the work-saving, time-sav· Exterior & Interior ing and comfort-making features EU!C'IIIC WA111 IIUTII e:zs YJARS EXP~IENCIE Take ltlYintltl If IIIII wen.llfut .,. JMNtunll)' for ••tter IIYIIII tltctrfCIIIJ! eFULL INSURANCE COVEIAGE WE ARE YOUR I ~ Ylslt your dealer, •PPII•oct sture or ~~":~ todlyl (Offer llmltlcl to Ohio eom,.ny~ This ......1Olf.- Incl._ plumb- ' ·, 1.. • • . . 1..-.....,......r ( . ./ OHIO POWER COMPANY .',)f:-.1' .. ::,':,'":...,~;. __.,n, .......;,;;;w"' @cip) ..,... •.,•..._ -' ...rrina lnllllla~ for ntw 11eator · �Early Bird .Gets The Ca~ Don;t Wait! Plaee ~Your. . . · 6-Daily Sentinel,_P~meroy-Middlep011,_0:, May _7, 1963 19) FOR SALE •w 'tfll • C.DI> pt1 won:l (II' Uaert:IODI t'llrft eGD- ® ~Vt hll nte ~~ • ctmh per •ora ..W be cbarud toT adnrtlltftl U not ..... INid "'tlll" 1n day• llfre" I'H.'e'l• POM~ROY MOTOR CO.@ · OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Ad Today!.. ~:E!IS •i:f,.;, Low mi1eage by local owner, ivory over green finish. clean interior, automatic trans ., V8 motor, power :;teei· ing, radio, heater. 1951 PONTIAC HARDTOP 4 OOOR ............ $195 Ivory ov~r light gree_n finish, good tires, rlean interior, autnmata1c trans., radto and heater . RATES For Wani Ad Senin. • ceau poe:• ...ora ""• - n.ente~•. •h•lrrou"' 1:!l.rl• eo ee-nu .~nt . dr., whJtewalls, spotless clean interior. "" •a1 Ne "---lt/o 1959 FORD GALAX IE HARDTOP COUPE .. .... $1,495 ~J~Mtn•nue foJ atOIY' thp " '"'" •rwnn-oll'l •Relllrtlo'll tU:lNr . HOSTESS • Teresa Wolle aod Teresa Fer· A,...lft. ' 't.' The Haven Homemakers Club guaon. ~, ~~flo'S' .,()('1 · WS of New Haven .,... hostess to Demonstrations and talks POMEROy'- 7 room frame U.. Maooli County Farm Wo- eluded those by Kathy Hal!ieJ~-1 The'odoi'Ull ~!.!. Daulbf,erl ': horne with bath, hoi.JOaler heatmen's Clubs Spring lunehnen on ty, Candy Ingots, Cbl!flll America will meet in . . ... ing, full basement, veranda. Mra. Anna Luckadoo was at april 24 at the Hllrtlord Metho- gardner, Carolyn Roush, eesaioo Mondly at 7:30 'p, ,_ Excellent construcliJ;n, in good. Holzer hospital Tuesday for a dJat Ch\lrch. One hundred and Miller, Jennifer Zerkle, MdleC" · ·• condition and well Ibcated. flO,· ·check up. ten ladles attended the lunch· Halstead, Allee Stone, Lean Ann TheFI cbarteJ: wlll be <.: 000.00. Mr. •nd Mrs. Blll Bro~n. eon and ~errl of tile women Mlller and Joey Thabet. orence Gllmore and Gold· .. RACINE - 6 room frame .orne Kelty and T~resa, have moved were dreS!ed In fashions of 1863. Others attending were Connie Mitch . and au olfleero with bath, forced hot ,Jir heat- from N. Mam St, to tile home The hOlltess club wiShes to allll Larry Carpenter, Judy leaman:~("::. · to •. : ••_ ing, basement and porches. Two formerly occuppled by L. G. thank donors lor furnishing ' Alhey, Sharry Flesher, Bonnie car garage and utility bulldin~ Heiner on Salem St. door . prizes:' Ben Franklin s l Roush, Nancy Hil.. Teresa WofMAY 7 ~: ~ Large lot and garden. $13,000.- Mrs. Mary Soulhem and Mar· and 10 of New Haven; Farmers fe, Teresa Ferguson, Mike Pomeroy Chapter lN OE! ·: .' 00. Should easily qualify for V. lha Ann, local, M~s. Ella ~~ . Store, I&S Super Market, Mill· Jones, Jean an.. Jerry Morgan, meet in regular session on '' · A. 30 year loan. Southern and Robm Jean. o ers Super Market, Flo's Claudta ~.Z.rkle, Esther ,andl~:=~-:•t 7:45p.m. at I!Jo:,:• RURAL - 6 room frame with Middleport called on Mrs. Ella !) Shop; Arg~brite Jewelry, Joy Smithson, Mrs. Donald Temple. There ·fll ·ilf ·· l v o~y f ... f'Uflhan.o _ , ... •IM naJIII tlb deemed mould ~ ft'.,..rted •rruaedlateiJ' t'he ..ub- Rutland REAL ESTATE (9) FOR SALE POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~":: BET 1959 CHEVROLET v.- 2 DOOR _ .. __ __ .. $1,29$ over turquoise finish , Powergllde, radio, heater, IICI flit• '" rel•e• '"' ~Mtl.,nanw 11->r. 'I :·::en•: ~ B~u:m:ga:rd£ne:r~and~~gu~e~s~l~A~l~l~e~ll: I;A~ U~ oil heating running wa and R1ckard andMar~n Mrs. VIOlet M&son Fumiture a!ld • '' ter, furnace sink and ca~els. Lar~e Mike, BurnsBurn. and< Hardware. The Full· Wile· You· Laanf··' lot, on blacktop ro!ld. $3500.1!01. Carmen at Chiton, w. Va. Club will meet j i - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - . JIA real buy. . recently. . FARM WOMEN'S CLUB 7:30 p, m. at the home ill " OTF!n HOURS C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Linda Lathey of Langsville, Th~ .' Cherokee Farm WoH. D. Clmnlngbam, Ualon·:, I.:JO " I'll II' ;J :OI> t' M UaU:¥ :IM'Drclay -B:afl ,... M tn t:NJO nuton I FOR SALE BUSINESS SERVICES PHONE WY !-38311 R. D , was an overmght guest man ' Club met on Tuesday IT'S SO EASY ___: · · ALBERT M. COX, SAI.ESMAN of Joetta E:rlewme, Monday . the home of Mrs. Otmer Roush. .... TO PLACE A I USED WORK pants, shirts and INVISIBLE reweaving, dfessPHONE WY z.mo John Utslnger, former local The meeting was opened by MAY 8 •:· RESHL1 PRODl!l.'ING coveralls. Carl Chevalier 'making and alterations. Carol - - · - - - - - reSident, son of Mrs. Grace president, l)lrs. Gerald Clark. The Middleport Uterary C!Qb . ~.' W<lN'I AD , Long Bottom. Osborn Long Bottom Ohio Ul!jnger, is in poor condi!Jnn The group sang "My Faith hold their linal meellllll ·lll :.' PHONE WY 2-2157 I 5 6 30tp ' . 5 4 ate af~ suffering two heart at· Looks Up To Thee." followed . the year Wednesday, May a .~t.. :. '-------~--' - -..- - --c· - . . ~~ '7 tacks. by devotions led by Mrs. Don· Sunday School attendance on 1:30 at the home oi th.e ,;, VENE IAN Bhnds all kinds. WE OFFER every kind of bullDebbie May spent Thursdav aid Ohlinger. Prayers were giv28 was 53, offering $14.25. Mrs. ·Charles Brlj(. 0 ~~~~ " bhnds and shades. I dozer, back, hoe excavation, MASON - 3 bedroom frame night with Andrea Dewhurst en by Mrs. Ohlinger, Mrs. Law· services were hP.Id at Mrs. ~rthur Strauu Will. :.. • CARD OF THANKS - - - --- - porch shades val- general hauling and fill dirt. home, large carpeted livmg Mrs. Cora Plummer is ill at lrence Clark and Mrs. Kate 11 a. m. with the Rev. Card have the p~am. o-u -" ... WE WISH to express our thanks ' lance and awnings. Bamboo Call WY 2·3243· Free es t'•· ,.om. ~ Th'" horne ·" Sl'Iua ted home. Her daugbter, '~ SeDer"""boolt:. .,.,. Mrs. Roush. inglng the messa- on "The w"' he a "Beat IIen. lhe nurses •nd shades. Dale Wippel Supply, m tes Em 1 w Shule · to Or. Mu tt 60' 20' 1 1 • · 'personnel of M · G · r, on a rae1JVe • I ol Frances Kendle of Paden City. Duing the business meeu_·ng Return to Fundamentals." White Rose r -'•• will _ __. 1I 215 Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Ca tr ·cf me etgs em:ra 4 26 1 'th 1 d ....,.. lll::IO,p ~•. .. , Hospital, the rl >dne Emer-, Ohio. on a •ng. t c WI arge ouble garage .. W. Va .. is here assisting in her reports were given by Mrs. The MYF held its regular afternoon 5 2 30tc care. Joseph Paugh and Mrs. Leo Sunday evening w__lth m. at the Legion HaU in Ml"·. ~ gency Squad. lh E · r~ u-1SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank' Ge-l CALL .NOW FOR free estimate $12,000.00. "~ "' . neral Home, Rc e cwmg ~n farm ponds, lakes, privNEW HAVEN brick I bed· Miss Dee Thomas of CotumLitchfield. The club members an of 15. The dt!vowitb Mrs. Clarence Mi>. 1 0 Ill friends and ~eir~:.~, "i:r Kleen · _E:m · All Sept1c tank ate roads, clearing land, base- room home, forced a1r fuel "'" spent the weekend w1lh checked interest check sheets theme was "Finding Out Neal, Mrs. Mildred JB<:Obj, :· their kindness during 1 11 e Cleaner. Ohio Valley Plumb· ment excavat'Jns, and other. oil heat, storm windows and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-. to be sent to the Planning Con- What's Right." The program and Mrs. Oma Nelson as hoi\. · lotlg illness and J.•ath or Hen- in&. 4-16-30tp Phone WY 2-3243. Emmel w. oak floors. Very good buy at ward Thomas and Kathy She ference to be held at Jackson's was "How Honest Are eases. · : • ry Balser. His wiiP Alice Ba'Shuler, Contracting. $10,500.00. attended the RHS band Spring Mills in the near future. They followed by a quiz. Plans The Federated Circle w I H'" ser, the chi1drpn 2 nd Sisters • J 1 4 26 tfc 3% mUes from New Haven - 5 Concert Sunday. voted to send a contribution to made to invite motht:n n1eet Wednesday evening, if ,. 5-7-ttp "A . :FOR PAINTING lnte . d room horne with good garden Dick Foley was returned to the Retarded Children's Sociegrandmothers of the fN!m- the church, with Mra. Be ii.. ntique Car" Pattern nor an sd 1 H1 th I' ~--Talll 6 oz. Water exterior. Call 'Richard Wilt spot, stoker-rired coal furn- ,hie hom~ Wedne ay rom o- ty. A letter was read from to e nxl mee mg on Neulzllng and Mrs. Loula Rei< NOTICES Glasses With Purchase 5 an<l to bonor them at bel as· hostesses. :· 609 N Second St eel Mlddr_: ace. Also 5 acres of ground. ~ ter hospital where he was con- Miss Wanda Stemple, County . ,U:, You gl't 1 glass free each port . r • 4 3 30tc $7,000.00. Ifind for tWo weeks due to a Home Demonstratior. Agent, at this time. T h e Pomeroy Shake~·. SO~. 20c, Chile, ·~ Horne time you purcha.;e 10 gat· CUCKLER REALTY :heart attack. concerning patterns available Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robio· club will meet Wednesday, af maPe pie, lSc. Jack's Dairy Ions of gasoline or more, or BRANCH OFFICE Mrs. Ethel Snowden spent a for Centennial dresses. r.md. daughter of Parkers- the home of Mrs. J!d. Webster "' Bar, Middle•"''- - - 5-7-1ltc a combination oil change I See Us For • • • nM ROUSH, SALESMAN few days visiting her ~on, Mrd Mrs. Delton Sayre gave a and Harryh Barnet~~ Col· Sr. for a planned potluck din; ·. NEWELL'S GARAGE, Chester. and lube job. lb d PHONE 882 21143 and Mrs. Harry Snow en an report on the hook "Beyond spent I e_ wee e at ner at 12:30 p.m. followed by a' ,. Not open under new man-, Slart A Set Now! e DeKa See Corn NEW RAVEN. W. VA., sons at Pt. Pleasant. OUrselves" th lesson for the the Follrnd - Robinson home. meeting · agement. Richard L. Cole- : p m I • DeKalb Sud•x FOR SALE - Two bedroom Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bachner month, .:Informed Consumers Mrs. Osie Follrnd and child. MAy ' .- • mall. 5-7-Jip ' 0 eroy an mar . hot.~e. BeautifUl Birch ldlch· and Mrs. JestJe Molden attend· save Dollars," was presented ren spent the weekend Rock Springs Grange w I fl . DOUBLE . DECKER sand- I o.!~~:r~::.:ice~~at;:32 or SX-11 en, automatic gas heat. 1649 ed the W•lber Baughman sale b) Mrs. Gerald Clark. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- meet Thursday at I p.m. Re-· ~ wiches now available at Bar1 Lincoln Heights. Call J o h n near Albany. . Those attending were Mrs. mond Harpe' at Cauoll. freshments will he served. Blaettnar. WY 2-5127. S-19-tlc Leslie Hoffman ofMLalndgsvJIIe Lawrence Clark, Mrs. Elton h Aid mtiSCthellaGneous shHow.,er was The Xi Gamma Mu Chapter nette's Home Restaurant op-\;'JN<?ER - SEWING machine., eAgrico Ferti i:rer --- called on Ernest 0 en on Clevenger, Mrs. Leo LJ'lchfl'eld, e a . e frange a Beta Sigma Ph'l WJ'll mee! ·. en 5:30 a. m. till midmght. l sales and ~ •·r vice. The Fab- M"1dd leport Feed M1'll FOR SALE : •• roo m house, 1 Sunday. Mrs. Donald Ohlinger, Mrs. Jo- d~y evemng or Mr. and the Ohio Power Office Thurs: ·· Phone WY 2·9976 / ric Shop, 115 W Second, Po- Tony Fowler, Ownor & Opp. acre ground, full basement. Bruce Davis is employed by seph Paugh, Mrs. Ernie Roush, Med1chael Burke, recent ne•~Iv- 1 :·~-· at 8 p.m. There wUI be In:· "We Do Custom Grinding" Phone WY 2-6127 4-27·301p Zerkle Transfer of Middleport. w s · 5 3 6tc meroy, WY 1·2284. 4-9-30tc === ddt Mrs. Delton Sayre, Mrs. Lu- Se · 1 mbers 1 of officers. Sara t. · 2 COFFEE 5c. Home-made doN. nd Avo. Ml oport FOR SALE: Four ~uod lots. Robert Musser and son. Tim, ther Smith, Mrs. Charles vera me o will present 1 •program nuts;,. Breakfast served and ' '59 Buick _ _ $1,495 . Good seven room house hath of Columbus were weekend Mrs. Gerald Clark and the hos- Grange attended Pomona GranM . 0 8nd h 1 -•• b.. lunches packed at Barnette's · VBB LeSabrl". Auto. shift. and 1:2 bath, baseineni and ~ests of his mother, Mrs. Earl ge at Rock Springs Friday. exac os esses wu• ~ 1 B ·r HEATING AND PLUMBING less, Mrs. Otmer Roush. M I . C v· k' d Thompaon and Robert!~ . Horne Res ta t.rant ana Pazza, eaut1 <'I all white finish . Mueller Fvnaces Jarage, out ol higfl water . King and Mr. King. ATrEND CONVENTION r~. TIS arr, IC. Je an · Shop . Reasonabte pr ices. Op- ; Spotless. )! Arnold Brotben Could be made into apart· Mrs. Judy Musser and family The Slate Missionary Conven- PenmC, and Mrs. ctedalt' M MAY It .. 5 11 en 5: 30 a. m. II 11 12 p. m. ; '59 Pontiaf_ $1 ,495 618 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio ments City .,ater, electric!· have moved from Salem St. lion of the Church of God was onm ue ca on r. The Mothers AuxiDary of PhhiOone WY 2-9976, Middleport. [ I Phone WY Z.Z448 ty, gas. Priced for quick sale. Mrs. Bertha Renfro recently held on April 18 • 19 at Beckley, Mra. Charles D. Wood3 on Seoul Troop 245 of .. , i11"" O VB Catalina 2 Dr. Hard Top . Uc See Ok Wood S underwent surgery at Meigs e.ening. 6 -:-::===-;;--- ---:- r !Jyd. Power steering & hrak· 7 ey • yracuse. . W. Va. The theme of the con· are sponsorm'g a rummag• Phone a~ • -· Memoria · 1 Hospl'tal an d was nrs - vention was "Love Mrs. Virgie Buckley <Pier>, •uroMOBILE ,u••. ;; "" - r:we~ beeo cs. o nf' careful ownE-r. A . U CTIONEER ~· I U'QUOU. Sa Iurday May 10 m c t h .f, '· . I h ed S tu d d re-with a party in honor caocell«<! L.osr vow opet•!A>r a ~- •-· Se · C arg on a r ay an and_the guest speaker was Rev. BuDdin• l pe·• · .... mp~w rvJCe MARINE SUPP.LIES · ted d her daughter, Teresa's . ..., n up '·.· license' Call W'l i-2001>. Crt B dford adm•t on Mon ay. Nathan Smith, a missionary M ddl t hegl In 1t • "15' 'I tt ra Homer Parker spent • few J h .ted s . Those attendiog in· I epr no g a .,~, I Write, Pllooe .. Comacl 16 M'. WEAVER skiff. COm- days at his home while workers apan and in l e Um tales Carr, Sonia Carr MAY 11 LOSE WE!Giff safely and eas- , Pomeroy, Ohio A. c. BRADFORD pletely rebwlt 3 years ago were on strike at Armco Steel on furlough. Missionary Day Guthrie Penni Hudna!l Return Jonathan Meigs Chap, ily with Des-A-Diet tablets. ! Racine, Oblo and in excellent condition. 5 Plant at Ashland, Ky. be held at .::amp Meeting at Jimmy u;ndon. DAR will meet Friday •f·; : only 98c Stark Drugs FOR RENT 5 18 tfc 1·2 HP Johnson outboard w:th Rev. Herbert Grimlil and Cross Lanes. W. Va., on July The hostess assisted by at 2 p.m. at the home. 3 I 60tp - - - - - I 0 M ·coy -AUCTIONEER. ! controls. A steal at $11)(1 for family have moved from the 18 was announced. Attending Guthrie' Rose Carr Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Pcm· --~==--=~ FURNISHED apartments. One 'Ch 1· cOhi ' both. Phone L. F. Fultz, WY Nazarene parsonage on Main the convention from the First Addie Hudnall served reirrs~· Rd. National music wee~ : . UTO SALES 4 room . I five room . F'un1ish· es e-r · o. Ch h f God In N Ha A _ _;_ ew ven of ice cream and be observed with a prn·. 4 18 tfc 2-3193 days , WY 2-5182 nights. St. to the Grate property on urc o ed and unfurnishd. Ph on e were Mrs. B1·u Cunnmg · ha m, · 5-7 ·3tc Langsville Rd. The parsonage were toy balloons. on variOus types of mus·.' ne Rambler WY 2-2557. 5-7-tlc PHOTO COPYING Services. Mrs Robe t B h d Mr · t ts . • World Standard I~~---------/ will be torn down and 8 new Dav1d ·. r eac an s. children enjoyed games msr umen . Ill Compact - 0-- Copy any tetter or dOCUIIIeiiL I' Fields J H USE suitable for small lambuill. • r. contests. She received ~..u.... of the Courthouse. At ![. . e . ge• e00 one 1111 car room. ride and perforrn· 1·1Y, 111 11 basement. 313 C l!ldcr ~euter Insurance. Pomeroy. , Mr. and Mrs. Claude Quillen ROTARY CLUB MEETING II'!ts and cardII. Burdette wiU speak brief·.. · ance Small car ecooomy and I St... f'umeroy. Phone WY 2- 2 I& Uc of Syracuse visited Sunday with The Bend Rotary Club of New ----before pushing the swlttl\ . managerablliiJ 3859. 5 6 3t< ltarl Gru..er, Plambin& ud h d hte M d M Haven mel on Thursday eventhe lights then the ' ' wiil: Healing OCI Jl o'hen Souaugthemr, andr.Maanrtha Ann"·. lng for their regular dinner 0 See !APARTMENTS in o.!JddiepOrt. Ioa.rll<ile down Main Street . ta:; Metropolitan Motors Various sizes, clean and moli· I MinersvUJe, Oble They attended the Spring Con· mdi:tetmgC· huarcthl.h';,~meord MethoStreet and over to vi;. · E. Main Slreet, Pomeroy ern. Phone WY 2-3267 F;nd your sewer troubles cert in which Martha . Ann <W Street for ailother brie( • Pkoae WY 2-3878 5 1 31c • ll'e bave all sizes Mr. and Mrs. Gary Buyers of played with the Norlh,.estern showed the group a golf film, to tum the li&hlo on. t ZZ tfc - - - -- · Sewer Maehllles Ashville and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Junior Band. Those attending were Bridge. · ·:~. : - - -- ~IN MTOilLEPORT. 4 ' ""m ·•p· Roasooable Rates Richie and grandson or Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holt of Wolpert, Edwill Stein, FOR NEW Or Used cars ur stairs. furnished apartment . Call WY 2•2974 Day or Night were Easter weekend guests of Memphis, Tenn., were •uesls Ord • Dr · Thomas S 7 "' ~ tl trucks, ph<one Mamn Marks Utilities •·nai<l. WY C Norma and Jo<ephine Richie. ·of Mrs. Bertha Amos. He "IS the Or· John Ridgway, Rorne W'l•· SALESMAN Beasle) Math· I 5 4 3tp (' H La PT PLEASANT ~ 3-4061 1 : A birth~ay party was given son of Ray and Blanche Holt. l3mson, erman yne, Clyde · - • ''" ewa, Athens. LY lD-!1-tfc HOUSF: for rent. Fo..- rooms Attention Dairymen I for Miss Elaine Louis eMilhoan's Mrs. Mary Southern called Foley, Kay Wilson, Arthur Tha- Point Pleasant bridges will •nd bath. Lincoln Heights. S 8th birthday Saturday evening. on her aunt and uncle, Mr. and bet, Harry Miller, Donald R. lighted in spectsl ceremo..Je' I _ _ _FOR SALE-- - Phone WY 2-3075 after 5 o'· C: E Robert King of Warren, a stu· Mrs. Ernest Quillen at Racine. Roush, Jack Flesher. Floyd Car- Tuesday, May 14th when Secclock 4 23 lfc 0 R dent at Rio Grande vis1ted a week Joetta Ferrell was an over· mack,. and Lloyd Roush. relary of Slate Joe Burdette ~~:';:~~ ,, FREE USE Of our Carpet iMOilERN 4 room furnished or ' V end with Billy Bahr. night guest of Martha Suuthero ATTEND CONVENTION will be in Point Pleasant to Shampooer with purrhase. of , unfurmshed aparrment. Mid· B Mr. and Mrs. c . E. Wonde spent Friday. . The WSWS convention of the push l~e button to iig:Jt l he 1 Blue Lustre ol•ampoo. Bak-11 dleport W'l 2-3871. A C Monday with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. l· Several persons from 'here at· EUB church was held last spans o owing man) year. of I,~:~~~~ er's Furniture, Mrddleport s 15 tfc E Bahr. tended tile Meigs County Vocal week at Ev·Un-Breth Acres at darkness on both the Sliver and 1· · >-7-6!< · POMEROY WY 2-2649 Saturday evening callers on music councert held at Pum· Buckhannon. Attending Shadle bridges and five years ·t C II TIIREF: an~ lour room furnishOFFERS THE BEST Norma and Josephrne Ritchie ineroy Junior high ochool TuesNev. Haven ,.ere Mrs Howard of hard work by interested Pt. TWO ROOM house rrarer. a ; ed and unfurnished apartB 1 · Pleasant groups to have I1ghts · ""' CLA R duded Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Har· day n1'ght. urr s, Miss Millie WY 2.2888 or mqUJrt> at ~.,.., ments. WY 2·5434. , I WOODE resto ed Pearl St., Middleport. 5-Htp I Uc l PHONE 1 ting or Bio Grande and MI. aod Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bar· er, Mrs. Ollie Roush, Rev. r · 12 6 I Mrs. Harry Keller of Columbus. ret! are the parents of a daugh· Achsah Miller Mrs. Mina Ow- Installation of lights on the CHESTER 985-2145 boat. trail•r ' PURNISHED and unfurnished t:U.IIl!tc Callers at the Milhoan home ter born at Holzer hospital on ens, Mrs. David Kay, Mrs. Car· SHver bridge across the '';;; ~~~E~~t~~~f~1:~ aOO oars, $SO. One ~ume_ el-l apartments. Paid utilities. Be- 1 , . . on Sunday were Dwight and fam· Tuesday. vin Oliver, and Mrs. Lonnie River ls completed and work 1 long, $20. One Set p•pe diP•. fore 0 p m. Phone WY ~ Curti" Breedmg Servrce, IDe. ily, Blaine and children, Wayne · Stafford. on the Siladle Bridge Is expeci·l~·~~~~;c~\~--10 "1-8" lu "'~" Ito t;ru•' >er 2776. after 5 p. m. Phone WY Breed great dairy and beef and William. Mra. Clifford Leifheit, Mrs. Har· BEND HUSTLERS ed to be finished later 1 his t;;;;.;:;~;:;;;:;~'f , . Body Works, IVY 2·3576. I 2-3574. \2 6 tfc bulls for only $6.011. For serv- Mrs. Alice Dodson received old Balckston. The Bend Hustlers 4-H Club week. " 5-7-3tp ,- ice calL Leland Parker, Porn- word of the birth of a daughter Mrs. Eddie Smith of Pome- met Monday evening at the The llgbting ceremonies next. - - screen I'ONE: 6 room house and 4 eroy • Ohio· Phone WY •v~ ~· •TRUCK SCALES, ,;baker to Mr. and Mrs. George r!Jiane · roy spent Sunday with Mrs. W. Lodge Hall. Leah Ann MUier, Tuesday wiD feat ure concert rou . apartment Peoples Ter· or Alb l p k Ch 1 H 1 h I! b th Pol 1 Plea • · belt line, 20 HP. mo:or . erah. rare. Phone WY !-S3!15. oh · ;~ ~~ es er, Betz> Craft at Bat\>dy, Mich. A. Morgan. vice president, presided at the Y e n sant g ,..., ...,..._..,. •.• 10 ' 2111 ft. Double chain con- i one · · Mrs. Dodson is the grandmother Calling on Mr. and Mrs. Wil- meeting. The meeting opened I~Sehoo;;;;;;;;;;;;liiibiiiaiiin;;;;diiiaiiitiii80i:30,;;;;;:p;;;;.m~.~on~lb~e~!""';;;Oi;;;;;;_ _ _;;;;;;;;;;;;f!i;;;~ 5 3 301 .·.• veyiJc, motor generator. Call i FOR SALE OR RENT P of thirteen grandchildren and Ham Folmer Sunday afternoon with the singing of W. Va.ll · WY 2-3231. 5 4 6tc . REAL ESTATE 13 ;ireat grandchildren. were Mrs. Baumgarner, Mrs. Boys and Gir.. followed by the ' ;;;;-RT~BLE dish w · - - i "ANT ADS WOt!K wonders Kelly and Mrs. Sayre of New pledge to the flag. '~vn 9-3068. asher. Call , when you wish " bu) or sen. HOUSE FOR SALE or trade. Haven. The club decided to aend S_3 12t~ Read the Want AJ• f01 quick Six rooms, bath, half baseMr. and Mrs. Georgo Cleland, dues collected at the ""~;~~~~~ ,pN:£ SINGLE 4 poster walnut result• men!, hot and cold water, Mrs. L)'dia HyaeU, Mrs. Har- of lnternatlooal Farm bed with spring, and matINSURANCE gas heatong, garage . one acre old HyaeU and daughters Elh- Exchange. The group was ,,...., 115. One adjustable arm ground, in Ru~tand. will ,.u el Moe BDJl Patty, called on minded that projects would be dJair with cushions, IlL On• BARNES SIMPSON lnsur- on land contract. s. D. BusMiss Edna Ctii'IIUin Sudday aft- checked on Tuesday, May 21. . ' ~abinet elt>rtrir sewing rna- ance A g e n c y. Middleport. kirk, Rutland, Ohio. 5--7~&tp e~n. Mrs . Donald Bumgardner read · ~lne !good condition) 145 fJre , automobile, bonds. Pb, POMEROY_ 2 bedroom frame· Sunday School attendance for Mra. Hush Bearh.· ICCOI!Ipan· a letter from the New Haven ,,·~ anUque oak love seat $20.00. WY 2-290l 8 27 lie Storm doors and window," April 28 was 811, offering $21.95. ied Mrs. Patrick Wood, Danny PTA thanking the Jlt'OUP for pre' One walnut antiqu< dresser . Reuter lnsuraDCe AgeDCy carpeting. 50x300. Land Members of the Rock Springs and Lor11 Ann to Gallipolis on senting their March program. . Set The Latest H..rlng Aid1 By Rldloter • ' f.i'· 1 Westinghouse electric "lnsuranr.e for evfi'J peneaal contract WY1 2.3762 . &-6-6tp Better Health Club served the Friday. · It was announced that Allee . •t .' ~.' r\laster, plus new grill••. $20. and bustneiS oeed." ' . canteen at Bloodmobile vis- A Cookout was held bollorlng Stone and Eddie Halstead re"A Recognized leed.er Since ·l924" p.n be seen after 5 p m. at Phone WY Z.WI FOR SALE - .8 of m •I• it Aonday. Members who work· Jeffry Folmer'•· 13th birthday ceived red ribbons at the dem ·•. I);· t1 N. 3rd Ave.. Minrlleport . ____ , from Pomeroy on Route 143. ed were Mrs. Amos Leonard, recently. Allentllng were Judi onstratton and talk meet. It ~io. 5 6 31P FARM EQUIPMENT 1 8 _room house, bath, large Mrs. Arlee Abbott, Mrs. Hom- and Jeni Foh1ier, Joni Y~auger, was a ..o annoonced that I work - ------ - utility room and garage. Heat- er 1\adford, Mrs. W. A. Motgan, RandY Sheet~, Bill, BeCky and shop woultl be held Miy 13." · . • . . ' ' ' Commltteea for devotions and ,· • • · • iPIUNG SAMPLES: drapery FARMALl " H:• Tractor, good ed by gas. Niceloca~oo. Pric- Mrs. Fred Geoglein, Mrs, &I· Mary R&dford. niJtertals, have srrrved . Spec- condrtron. Priced reasonable. ed to sell. Call after 4 p. m. lin Radford, Mrs.· Hazel Hom· Mrs. Qton HeMler and oon, Jli'OII'am f'" tile ~~tll 'llt!~liJt8 ' ' ~· ,, . ' · ltd price on Dacron . and Sa· For Sale or trade for Uve-1 except Saundays, LY 6-5824, phrey, Mrs. George Skinner, BHI, of Midd1epo1'1 called on her wai appohl\ech Jildy · · , , ., LY ·M550 . J!ll• lUll I yard. MIS Lee stock. Eldon Gaul, Chester, McArthur, Ohio. Mra. Hugh Bearhs, Miss Nan- parenll Mr r...t Mn. fofaston Bonnie Roush, Allee SjOo"e'llley, . ' 2~5 (, Stitt §t; . 5 3 3tc Ohio. 5 I Ill: I I l2tc cy Skinner, Mrs. Wilbur Bailey, Roljjorll a;d~ Joay Thabet; for relretlulltn'-o CARD 01 .•• Ward fHANK.S - tl .JO, ''" DUIIlb\1111 tiat'b .. otdlt10D· a1 nl'd II' Olll•u.rlf!t DDhlt-.,. •' 1 eent p.r wull Tueldlr· i\.Hred News ItemS Cue/r/1/' Otl/t, f REE L d k I. I Bf ae ffnars ! Th Rid K S L"•ghts T Go 0n May. 14th •a} News On 2 Brt•dge ;;-!; 11 1 I. 1 8 15 l: ., 4 -~ TEtlvtSm .IN REVIEW~~ ' t BJ RICK DU IJ11011' Ju lloscOitr willt lbo Nob.J. ...... Vjiltod Prw lt'«*•fl oi winning Soviet ph llclat, '&or Ev· HQLLYWOOD fUPD _ Noleo gonlericlJ 'hmm. ylbout tllM'mato qlclJ televtston by:: ment, actence and Amerlean-RuaLiterary Boat: "One Dl7 ill tht llao relationl...CBS-TV wJIJ atr L~. nf ~ian Ivan Denilovicb," the best-.aelliltg Dovel obout ex!~ in a Soviet ca"1!' durilli: Slllin's reglmo, Ia Planaec! for ': one.bour . dramatizaUon bJ NBQ-TV thia IJrll. : .NBC san It w~ he a producUon on tbe new, weetily, Friday Dlgbt anthology oerie~ hosted by Bob Hope ...Tho producer iB Revue Studios. ..The book· wu flrat published ill lluallilbwlth Premier Khrusbchev'o appro_val, as part of bta dr>StannlzaljQu campaip, and cauood 1 IODsation. • .11 . hao olnl:e been prl#ed and prafled ben. "' AAd literati : Jolm .,.... C!'-'-bec1.. • will .Po. a aertpt COIUlultaDt on tho ....... P - Wantor Bros. v.-. •ion of bla book, "Travola With Challey," projected (crt lllo 186485 season...The ~ by 1bo Winner of the Nobel PtiJo for literiture tsU. of a writer'• redii<Overy of America ill hlo trav. elo ·with hi.! dol, Charley. Ov$' there: "CBS Reports" for May:Zl hal a half-bour Interview • ' . ... > ·• . ·~~ • ' ' ¥ • ' ••., I· ==·' Jln- l_::::::::=:!::=!::::::::._J L..::::::=::~~~~ DAILY, CROSSWORD Up there : When astronaut Gor· don Cooper seta off on hil zs. orbit Oight, acheduled for lbo middle of the month, the net· worka probably wlll cover at least the complete first orbtt, and then rely on frequent reports and bulletino printed over reaular lhows...There is a possibillty 011t of the networka <NBC I may cover lllo lui orbit and perhaps even aome othen. Down here: Former President Harry Trpmao is jJI wort agalD 011 a planned l64bQW iorteo d. half-hour fllmo deaJill& with bis White House years...David SUIatdnd couldn't gel a network to buy a aerlea on Truman. •.Screen Geins is hantlllltg the pre•e•l project. MOIIDAY THBtJ FRIDAY 7:30 News 1:00· Ne111lt 7:35 Breakfast Party 8:Oil Sacred Heart Program 1:00 News 1:05 Breatlul PariJ l:lii! Country Jamboree 1:30 News 6:30 NeWI 1:3!i Breakfast Party 1 6:3$ Farm Work! Ne111lt 8:00 fleWI 6:4li Meiga Cou11tJ RFD t:05 Breakfall Party 7:01i.Newa ~: 16 Jone1 Bulr:t Sbow 7:05, s....akfast ~ 9:30 News 7:30. NeWI Show t:35 Breaklul Party 7:35 Pickedl Hard1~:00 Now• 7:60 1:50 Newa Reporl 10: 05 Polka Pq 8:00 Breaklut Party 10:30 Newa 8, u.· Brealdut Party 8:30 Van ParUck Sport Show 10:311 Musto ln lhtJ Air 3,35 Brealtfut Party 10:46 The Good Life 3,4& •lal<er Fum. Sbuw-W'rl. lO:GS i!"der Oblo Sklel 11 '01' N""' 9:~, News f:05, .:olfee Wltb Jlllll 11:115 fop Ten Show , Newa ll:a.i News , 9 30 9:35. Coffee With Janet 11:35 Dutton • Top Ten S'lltntr 9:40.. BeltJ Newilln· Sho• 12:00 Newa-- NOOD Report IO:Oll .NIIWI 12:1& Music lntr:rlude tO:IIf> Mlnlilerlal Alaoclatloll 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teeta ,0:20... Cotmty Hoe Down l:OO ''ewa I0:3G Newa 1:05 Platter P111'17 to,sii·_·Cciunty Hoe Down 3:30 Newa ll:Oil Newa 1:35 Platter Party 11:111 Swap Sl!op t:OO N.,.. 11·30 News t:05 Platter Party ll:35 Farm News t:30 NeWI tt 4q.' Cormtry lloeduwn 4:35 . Pialter Party (Family Worship Thurs.) 5:00 Ne"" 11 ·5§1 Upper Room Meditations 5·05 Travelln' 'nine tl:lif._ lqlt Jones stock Ave. 11:30 News t• :or. Noon News 6:0U Newa 12:15..Weather Reporl. 1:05 Sundown Serenade ;a;30 Music Juat 1or ~ou 6:30 News t·OO' .Newa 7:00 Sign Off t.o? ~ tv.usic Just For You landaJ ~eWII NO News l ·ii!i .. \lusic Just Fur You 7:35 Army Hour 2·00 NeWII 8'00 BaptiSt Layman's Hour Z:ll$ MusiC Just For You 8:15 Church at Work 3:30 News uo News Z·35 Music Just For You 8:3S Hour of Deliverance 3,011 ~""' g,oo Wings Of Heeling .it Platter Party 3:.. t 9:30 •• Newsts 3 3!! News '"" Legis tive Revte.J 1' 46 SUnday Cbapel 3:~ . Platter Party 1: ... : No,., IC :OO Voice of Prophecy 1 t . ~ .Platter Party ~:30 News . 1:1$, Bllettnar Auto bow - · 1D:35 Wash. Repts to the People .. Tile•. & Thuro. 1101 11000 SociCoa:..,SecHurlty · 1: IO ' Local News ' • un., )'11111 • IUO New11 4:40 Platter Party II , 30 Country Hymn ThDe &:00 News 10 50 Sunday Chapel 5:~ . .Travelln' Time 12 ,00 Noon Report 5:30.~ 12,15 r:.. Soardt 6:0fl·;~e.wo 12,30 Rev Merlin r l:flii: ~porta I:IJO Hour ot llec:iaiCII 8:15';~Down Serenade 1:30 Lutherar Hour 8:3Q:.ft&lq z,30 Now• 7:111\:'Slp 011 2:00 The Big Lie S~RDAY. SCHEDULE !:35 Back to the Cross ~ , oo· ileWII · 3:00 Rev. Roscoe Thome a,~~ Millie Tlmt 3:30 The Quiet Hour 1:3d."llje"' 4:00 New• &·M' fl'arm World News 4c05 Sunday Showcase 8'40, RPD. 1:30 News 7:tlt:-Newa· 4:36 Sign Off 7: !it":~ Party 8:00 February Sign Of! DA\!J • a perforJil8llce of the famouJ - - - - - - - - - - - ' ' - - - - -.....- - - L.:.::::~~~~=:J~J L-===~:!:~=::..-J Royal Ballet, formerly Sadler '• ;. 7 WeU., u on hour lp'IOlol· ll wao BARNEY GOOGL& and SNUFFY SMIT.. lllmed In I.Gndoll'a Cov.;.t Gar· d&J. and U favoribJy reeelved 1. . : : , a l. IL a.. lllay result In other major ballet C&ko 111111 a.~ UNK SNUFFY spociala. I. Bho jlt&y..s I. WANTS ~E TO WMPO Radio t:J:. . 11m .... but W17 ...t: Ja>ry lltlllda1 tb •• ,. ...... jothl, ........ lrl !OfC.IaWilt flrtlj wu ...........,. rv•o eapa I sc•l .,mintl' :lUI 1q llltd lllltn: 'lllullotuf' tbo oeria, '"111o U..ly ODes," II ,. olot mochtue ..._.lbo a...,ported lo illw MtNI Pohlo ca. oboul wbellw PDP ' -' lllllo to Pll7 ldo_ eeUo for • Rlow worth II when .Hy-• ~ on ~ • .ThO Emmy-norrunat· gambllug, the ·different vlewo on ed oerieo rolurDo ill J>ll,>, olt.or moroUiy and .Ueaed politlcol cor-. mucb •cclalm. rupllon. u.=';" d.Por--,... by ilrmall s.::ru- - ._.__., M. -.. =.,noll , .--.y ~ pala Jt.~ 11. Anaplt • a ltl. By Pertot tllo -- tile ASPelL ...,. tou n._ r • ..,., ...... IR. · - .., ' S. Border I. 8oacbtrd I.O.AIIMd Ul, toactnl' 18. Dtrnt•lal"l U.Kan7 h!fidhJII & 11.11'1111ot boertftd -: ' .,_ 8ldll 118.C&n7,. (& WUi . V &T. Boll - u-•• - 40. ~ ..,._ . . -- "l"""rl'T.rt:M~IIII;or -or ..,.., toot~> t1. Buil ..S '' a. '1'o lOt & . lie. COroo l.lltruug !f.Cey of = ~- EYEGLASSIOS ARE Bt.iSTED >tJUR I!SCMr ~ - .1 11. Kora~Qr: /WR#>I.J CAJ..i.INrS. JIAS 'l1XIR OROEI? AI?IWEP? ARE 'rOU poet. SATISFI/£D F' ._:;:: at 10. Froo<m water D.Tollwallow eaprJ7 D.Tueod&y: abbr. II.Comftll mlno K..Jack..,.. ..__ ... ··- II.Oboerveo 40. We!pt.tor U.P&JDiW118 to loolJ, .......,... . DAILY ORIPUIQUOTE- Uere'lllow to wol'llltl ~ · AX:rDLBAAllB II LOirlilriiLLOW a- 0:.~..,., ltUida fOro Ia pis .A tllllled 1/c-,X tor tile two 0'1. 11<. ltnclo let._ IDr 'ZM' , Ull8 • _tlo1ilri•. tile 1oa111J Mil ~ ot ttw .., . . . . . . . . . . . . ., t PA aw .,. PB V IIDW BPBWKA A'l'GK au lilA• All 411 HBWtiO. -WBPXAWAYB NANCY OKAY---LET'S GET STARTED ON OUR PICNIC WJEH RADIO Monday Tllreap Frtdo,7 6:00 Sign On 1:55 Community N""" 7:45 The f.Jfeline 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 Sports Today 1:10 World News 8:15 Musical Clock 9:00 Latcnstrmr 9:30 Public Service 9:45 Shower> of Ble••inf 10:00 Mason County llo•ws 10:05 Talk o1 the Town 10:55 World Newa 11:00 Talk of tile Town tezcept Fr l. Ch urcb Bet.. Rlng 11:45 World ~ews II ,55 Mason County News 12 :00 Community Newa 12:05 Local News 12:10 12:15 12:20 12:25 Ohio News L'.:30 t:.o.45 1:55 2:00 2:55 3,00 3'55 AJit'ICUitu.• Agent Country Go lloUDC. New• Beot Country Go llowr News Beat M'idway Matmee News lleat Disctng with Doss lnterciwl3e Community News World & NatlonaI News Spotlight oo Sport> News Musical Clock Sign Off 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:w ~ 5:15 8:05 1:10 7:30 Market. Lifeguard Bulletin Baord News 0 Grama DICK TRACY ------------=------- '1\)ll MEA~ 'k.IU I-l AVE t-\0 ~~ITH \H ~~ ~URE. RffiOtf'i News, Events WED., MAY 5th 1 TO 6 P.M. u; Dl.LES RA. Dl.QEAR' I \. iftt:moon. · ,.,.~ __ ..... co .,.... """"'"""'"""" .."-\\...,..__.,.....,_,..,t, '~ ""'" ·t·':•.'. ,i,t ',, •, i." ·:, ,,j-1,. ' ' ,. FAI"''M IN HIM . .JUST t:IQT ~0 SURE OML.V THIS "TRIBE OR TAAT TRIB6 ~AVE ~ VOICE LISTEM TOr •• ·' l'ii::r.;:;:.;-.;,:-;:.::;".: Hearing Ai'd Check-Up Hotel Martin, Pomeroy LASIWN" COME O'IER j!JN' VISIT .....-. I.JJioooh . 11. ,...,.......,. ::: duno·· G.B. 11.~•- .Br FIJ£D FREE HEARING TEST Rock Springs =::-::=·- _ ' WINNIE WINKLI! SE661E MUIW.GH! THERES JU5f ONE lliiNO 'AORRY!i'IO ME AtroUT 'V'OUIC: PLAN ,_SLICK. - SUPA:eE. "mAT OLD ~ME aJME 1 NEED liE �Early Bird .Gets The Ca~ Don;t Wait! Plaee ~Your. . . · 6-Daily Sentinel,_P~meroy-Middlep011,_0:, May _7, 1963 19) FOR SALE •w 'tfll • C.DI> pt1 won:l (II' Uaert:IODI t'llrft eGD- ® ~Vt hll nte ~~ • ctmh per •ora ..W be cbarud toT adnrtlltftl U not ..... INid "'tlll" 1n day• llfre" I'H.'e'l• POM~ROY MOTOR CO.@ · OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO Ad Today!.. ~:E!IS •i:f,.;, Low mi1eage by local owner, ivory over green finish. clean interior, automatic trans ., V8 motor, power :;teei· ing, radio, heater. 1951 PONTIAC HARDTOP 4 OOOR ............ $195 Ivory ov~r light gree_n finish, good tires, rlean interior, autnmata1c trans., radto and heater . RATES For Wani Ad Senin. • ceau poe:• ...ora ""• - n.ente~•. •h•lrrou"' 1:!l.rl• eo ee-nu .~nt . dr., whJtewalls, spotless clean interior. "" •a1 Ne "---lt/o 1959 FORD GALAX IE HARDTOP COUPE .. .... $1,495 ~J~Mtn•nue foJ atOIY' thp " '"'" •rwnn-oll'l •Relllrtlo'll tU:lNr . HOSTESS • Teresa Wolle aod Teresa Fer· A,...lft. ' 't.' The Haven Homemakers Club guaon. ~, ~~flo'S' .,()('1 · WS of New Haven .,... hostess to Demonstrations and talks POMEROy'- 7 room frame U.. Maooli County Farm Wo- eluded those by Kathy Hal!ieJ~-1 The'odoi'Ull ~!.!. Daulbf,erl ': horne with bath, hoi.JOaler heatmen's Clubs Spring lunehnen on ty, Candy Ingots, Cbl!flll America will meet in . . ... ing, full basement, veranda. Mra. Anna Luckadoo was at april 24 at the Hllrtlord Metho- gardner, Carolyn Roush, eesaioo Mondly at 7:30 'p, ,_ Excellent construcliJ;n, in good. Holzer hospital Tuesday for a dJat Ch\lrch. One hundred and Miller, Jennifer Zerkle, MdleC" · ·• condition and well Ibcated. flO,· ·check up. ten ladles attended the lunch· Halstead, Allee Stone, Lean Ann TheFI cbarteJ: wlll be <.: 000.00. Mr. •nd Mrs. Blll Bro~n. eon and ~errl of tile women Mlller and Joey Thabet. orence Gllmore and Gold· .. RACINE - 6 room frame .orne Kelty and T~resa, have moved were dreS!ed In fashions of 1863. Others attending were Connie Mitch . and au olfleero with bath, forced hot ,Jir heat- from N. Mam St, to tile home The hOlltess club wiShes to allll Larry Carpenter, Judy leaman:~("::. · to •. : ••_ ing, basement and porches. Two formerly occuppled by L. G. thank donors lor furnishing ' Alhey, Sharry Flesher, Bonnie car garage and utility bulldin~ Heiner on Salem St. door . prizes:' Ben Franklin s l Roush, Nancy Hil.. Teresa WofMAY 7 ~: ~ Large lot and garden. $13,000.- Mrs. Mary Soulhem and Mar· and 10 of New Haven; Farmers fe, Teresa Ferguson, Mike Pomeroy Chapter lN OE! ·: .' 00. Should easily qualify for V. lha Ann, local, M~s. Ella ~~ . Store, I&S Super Market, Mill· Jones, Jean an.. Jerry Morgan, meet in regular session on '' · A. 30 year loan. Southern and Robm Jean. o ers Super Market, Flo's Claudta ~.Z.rkle, Esther ,andl~:=~-:•t 7:45p.m. at I!Jo:,:• RURAL - 6 room frame with Middleport called on Mrs. Ella !) Shop; Arg~brite Jewelry, Joy Smithson, Mrs. Donald Temple. There ·fll ·ilf ·· l v o~y f ... f'Uflhan.o _ , ... •IM naJIII tlb deemed mould ~ ft'.,..rted •rruaedlateiJ' t'he ..ub- Rutland REAL ESTATE (9) FOR SALE POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~":: BET 1959 CHEVROLET v.- 2 DOOR _ .. __ __ .. $1,29$ over turquoise finish , Powergllde, radio, heater, IICI flit• '" rel•e• '"' ~Mtl.,nanw 11->r. 'I :·::en•: ~ B~u:m:ga:rd£ne:r~and~~gu~e~s~l~A~l~l~e~ll: I;A~ U~ oil heating running wa and R1ckard andMar~n Mrs. VIOlet M&son Fumiture a!ld • '' ter, furnace sink and ca~els. Lar~e Mike, BurnsBurn. and< Hardware. The Full· Wile· You· Laanf··' lot, on blacktop ro!ld. $3500.1!01. Carmen at Chiton, w. Va. Club will meet j i - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - . JIA real buy. . recently. . FARM WOMEN'S CLUB 7:30 p, m. at the home ill " OTF!n HOURS C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Linda Lathey of Langsville, Th~ .' Cherokee Farm WoH. D. Clmnlngbam, Ualon·:, I.:JO " I'll II' ;J :OI> t' M UaU:¥ :IM'Drclay -B:afl ,... M tn t:NJO nuton I FOR SALE BUSINESS SERVICES PHONE WY !-38311 R. D , was an overmght guest man ' Club met on Tuesday IT'S SO EASY ___: · · ALBERT M. COX, SAI.ESMAN of Joetta E:rlewme, Monday . the home of Mrs. Otmer Roush. .... TO PLACE A I USED WORK pants, shirts and INVISIBLE reweaving, dfessPHONE WY z.mo John Utslnger, former local The meeting was opened by MAY 8 •:· RESHL1 PRODl!l.'ING coveralls. Carl Chevalier 'making and alterations. Carol - - · - - - - - reSident, son of Mrs. Grace president, l)lrs. Gerald Clark. The Middleport Uterary C!Qb . ~.' W<lN'I AD , Long Bottom. Osborn Long Bottom Ohio Ul!jnger, is in poor condi!Jnn The group sang "My Faith hold their linal meellllll ·lll :.' PHONE WY 2-2157 I 5 6 30tp ' . 5 4 ate af~ suffering two heart at· Looks Up To Thee." followed . the year Wednesday, May a .~t.. :. '-------~--' - -..- - --c· - . . ~~ '7 tacks. by devotions led by Mrs. Don· Sunday School attendance on 1:30 at the home oi th.e ,;, VENE IAN Bhnds all kinds. WE OFFER every kind of bullDebbie May spent Thursdav aid Ohlinger. Prayers were giv28 was 53, offering $14.25. Mrs. ·Charles Brlj(. 0 ~~~~ " bhnds and shades. I dozer, back, hoe excavation, MASON - 3 bedroom frame night with Andrea Dewhurst en by Mrs. Ohlinger, Mrs. Law· services were hP.Id at Mrs. ~rthur Strauu Will. :.. • CARD OF THANKS - - - --- - porch shades val- general hauling and fill dirt. home, large carpeted livmg Mrs. Cora Plummer is ill at lrence Clark and Mrs. Kate 11 a. m. with the Rev. Card have the p~am. o-u -" ... WE WISH to express our thanks ' lance and awnings. Bamboo Call WY 2·3243· Free es t'•· ,.om. ~ Th'" horne ·" Sl'Iua ted home. Her daugbter, '~ SeDer"""boolt:. .,.,. Mrs. Roush. inglng the messa- on "The w"' he a "Beat IIen. lhe nurses •nd shades. Dale Wippel Supply, m tes Em 1 w Shule · to Or. Mu tt 60' 20' 1 1 • · 'personnel of M · G · r, on a rae1JVe • I ol Frances Kendle of Paden City. Duing the business meeu_·ng Return to Fundamentals." White Rose r -'•• will _ __. 1I 215 Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Ca tr ·cf me etgs em:ra 4 26 1 'th 1 d ....,.. lll::IO,p ~•. .. , Hospital, the rl >dne Emer-, Ohio. on a •ng. t c WI arge ouble garage .. W. Va .. is here assisting in her reports were given by Mrs. The MYF held its regular afternoon 5 2 30tc care. Joseph Paugh and Mrs. Leo Sunday evening w__lth m. at the Legion HaU in Ml"·. ~ gency Squad. lh E · r~ u-1SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank' Ge-l CALL .NOW FOR free estimate $12,000.00. "~ "' . neral Home, Rc e cwmg ~n farm ponds, lakes, privNEW HAVEN brick I bed· Miss Dee Thomas of CotumLitchfield. The club members an of 15. The dt!vowitb Mrs. Clarence Mi>. 1 0 Ill friends and ~eir~:.~, "i:r Kleen · _E:m · All Sept1c tank ate roads, clearing land, base- room home, forced a1r fuel "'" spent the weekend w1lh checked interest check sheets theme was "Finding Out Neal, Mrs. Mildred JB<:Obj, :· their kindness during 1 11 e Cleaner. Ohio Valley Plumb· ment excavat'Jns, and other. oil heat, storm windows and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-. to be sent to the Planning Con- What's Right." The program and Mrs. Oma Nelson as hoi\. · lotlg illness and J.•ath or Hen- in&. 4-16-30tp Phone WY 2-3243. Emmel w. oak floors. Very good buy at ward Thomas and Kathy She ference to be held at Jackson's was "How Honest Are eases. · : • ry Balser. His wiiP Alice Ba'Shuler, Contracting. $10,500.00. attended the RHS band Spring Mills in the near future. They followed by a quiz. Plans The Federated Circle w I H'" ser, the chi1drpn 2 nd Sisters • J 1 4 26 tfc 3% mUes from New Haven - 5 Concert Sunday. voted to send a contribution to made to invite motht:n n1eet Wednesday evening, if ,. 5-7-ttp "A . :FOR PAINTING lnte . d room horne with good garden Dick Foley was returned to the Retarded Children's Sociegrandmothers of the fN!m- the church, with Mra. Be ii.. ntique Car" Pattern nor an sd 1 H1 th I' ~--Talll 6 oz. Water exterior. Call 'Richard Wilt spot, stoker-rired coal furn- ,hie hom~ Wedne ay rom o- ty. A letter was read from to e nxl mee mg on Neulzllng and Mrs. Loula Rei< NOTICES Glasses With Purchase 5 an<l to bonor them at bel as· hostesses. :· 609 N Second St eel Mlddr_: ace. Also 5 acres of ground. ~ ter hospital where he was con- Miss Wanda Stemple, County . ,U:, You gl't 1 glass free each port . r • 4 3 30tc $7,000.00. Ifind for tWo weeks due to a Home Demonstratior. Agent, at this time. T h e Pomeroy Shake~·. SO~. 20c, Chile, ·~ Horne time you purcha.;e 10 gat· CUCKLER REALTY :heart attack. concerning patterns available Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robio· club will meet Wednesday, af maPe pie, lSc. Jack's Dairy Ions of gasoline or more, or BRANCH OFFICE Mrs. Ethel Snowden spent a for Centennial dresses. r.md. daughter of Parkers- the home of Mrs. J!d. Webster "' Bar, Middle•"''- - - 5-7-1ltc a combination oil change I See Us For • • • nM ROUSH, SALESMAN few days visiting her ~on, Mrd Mrs. Delton Sayre gave a and Harryh Barnet~~ Col· Sr. for a planned potluck din; ·. NEWELL'S GARAGE, Chester. and lube job. lb d PHONE 882 21143 and Mrs. Harry Snow en an report on the hook "Beyond spent I e_ wee e at ner at 12:30 p.m. followed by a' ,. Not open under new man-, Slart A Set Now! e DeKa See Corn NEW RAVEN. W. VA., sons at Pt. Pleasant. OUrselves" th lesson for the the Follrnd - Robinson home. meeting · agement. Richard L. Cole- : p m I • DeKalb Sud•x FOR SALE - Two bedroom Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bachner month, .:Informed Consumers Mrs. Osie Follrnd and child. MAy ' .- • mall. 5-7-Jip ' 0 eroy an mar . hot.~e. BeautifUl Birch ldlch· and Mrs. JestJe Molden attend· save Dollars," was presented ren spent the weekend Rock Springs Grange w I fl . DOUBLE . DECKER sand- I o.!~~:r~::.:ice~~at;:32 or SX-11 en, automatic gas heat. 1649 ed the W•lber Baughman sale b) Mrs. Gerald Clark. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- meet Thursday at I p.m. Re-· ~ wiches now available at Bar1 Lincoln Heights. Call J o h n near Albany. . Those attending were Mrs. mond Harpe' at Cauoll. freshments will he served. Blaettnar. WY 2-5127. S-19-tlc Leslie Hoffman ofMLalndgsvJIIe Lawrence Clark, Mrs. Elton h Aid mtiSCthellaGneous shHow.,er was The Xi Gamma Mu Chapter nette's Home Restaurant op-\;'JN<?ER - SEWING machine., eAgrico Ferti i:rer --- called on Ernest 0 en on Clevenger, Mrs. Leo LJ'lchfl'eld, e a . e frange a Beta Sigma Ph'l WJ'll mee! ·. en 5:30 a. m. till midmght. l sales and ~ •·r vice. The Fab- M"1dd leport Feed M1'll FOR SALE : •• roo m house, 1 Sunday. Mrs. Donald Ohlinger, Mrs. Jo- d~y evemng or Mr. and the Ohio Power Office Thurs: ·· Phone WY 2·9976 / ric Shop, 115 W Second, Po- Tony Fowler, Ownor & Opp. acre ground, full basement. Bruce Davis is employed by seph Paugh, Mrs. Ernie Roush, Med1chael Burke, recent ne•~Iv- 1 :·~-· at 8 p.m. There wUI be In:· "We Do Custom Grinding" Phone WY 2-6127 4-27·301p Zerkle Transfer of Middleport. w s · 5 3 6tc meroy, WY 1·2284. 4-9-30tc === ddt Mrs. Delton Sayre, Mrs. Lu- Se · 1 mbers 1 of officers. Sara t. · 2 COFFEE 5c. Home-made doN. nd Avo. Ml oport FOR SALE: Four ~uod lots. Robert Musser and son. Tim, ther Smith, Mrs. Charles vera me o will present 1 •program nuts;,. Breakfast served and ' '59 Buick _ _ $1,495 . Good seven room house hath of Columbus were weekend Mrs. Gerald Clark and the hos- Grange attended Pomona GranM . 0 8nd h 1 -•• b.. lunches packed at Barnette's · VBB LeSabrl". Auto. shift. and 1:2 bath, baseineni and ~ests of his mother, Mrs. Earl ge at Rock Springs Friday. exac os esses wu• ~ 1 B ·r HEATING AND PLUMBING less, Mrs. Otmer Roush. M I . C v· k' d Thompaon and Robert!~ . Horne Res ta t.rant ana Pazza, eaut1 <'I all white finish . Mueller Fvnaces Jarage, out ol higfl water . King and Mr. King. ATrEND CONVENTION r~. TIS arr, IC. Je an · Shop . Reasonabte pr ices. Op- ; Spotless. )! Arnold Brotben Could be made into apart· Mrs. Judy Musser and family The Slate Missionary Conven- PenmC, and Mrs. ctedalt' M MAY It .. 5 11 en 5: 30 a. m. II 11 12 p. m. ; '59 Pontiaf_ $1 ,495 618 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio ments City .,ater, electric!· have moved from Salem St. lion of the Church of God was onm ue ca on r. The Mothers AuxiDary of PhhiOone WY 2-9976, Middleport. [ I Phone WY Z.Z448 ty, gas. Priced for quick sale. Mrs. Bertha Renfro recently held on April 18 • 19 at Beckley, Mra. Charles D. Wood3 on Seoul Troop 245 of .. , i11"" O VB Catalina 2 Dr. Hard Top . Uc See Ok Wood S underwent surgery at Meigs e.ening. 6 -:-::===-;;--- ---:- r !Jyd. Power steering & hrak· 7 ey • yracuse. . W. Va. The theme of the con· are sponsorm'g a rummag• Phone a~ • -· Memoria · 1 Hospl'tal an d was nrs - vention was "Love Mrs. Virgie Buckley <Pier>, •uroMOBILE ,u••. ;; "" - r:we~ beeo cs. o nf' careful ownE-r. A . U CTIONEER ~· I U'QUOU. Sa Iurday May 10 m c t h .f, '· . I h ed S tu d d re-with a party in honor caocell«<! L.osr vow opet•!A>r a ~- •-· Se · C arg on a r ay an and_the guest speaker was Rev. BuDdin• l pe·• · .... mp~w rvJCe MARINE SUPP.LIES · ted d her daughter, Teresa's . ..., n up '·.· license' Call W'l i-2001>. Crt B dford adm•t on Mon ay. Nathan Smith, a missionary M ddl t hegl In 1t • "15' 'I tt ra Homer Parker spent • few J h .ted s . Those attendiog in· I epr no g a .,~, I Write, Pllooe .. Comacl 16 M'. WEAVER skiff. COm- days at his home while workers apan and in l e Um tales Carr, Sonia Carr MAY 11 LOSE WE!Giff safely and eas- , Pomeroy, Ohio A. c. BRADFORD pletely rebwlt 3 years ago were on strike at Armco Steel on furlough. Missionary Day Guthrie Penni Hudna!l Return Jonathan Meigs Chap, ily with Des-A-Diet tablets. ! Racine, Oblo and in excellent condition. 5 Plant at Ashland, Ky. be held at .::amp Meeting at Jimmy u;ndon. DAR will meet Friday •f·; : only 98c Stark Drugs FOR RENT 5 18 tfc 1·2 HP Johnson outboard w:th Rev. Herbert Grimlil and Cross Lanes. W. Va., on July The hostess assisted by at 2 p.m. at the home. 3 I 60tp - - - - - I 0 M ·coy -AUCTIONEER. ! controls. A steal at $11)(1 for family have moved from the 18 was announced. Attending Guthrie' Rose Carr Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, Pcm· --~==--=~ FURNISHED apartments. One 'Ch 1· cOhi ' both. Phone L. F. Fultz, WY Nazarene parsonage on Main the convention from the First Addie Hudnall served reirrs~· Rd. National music wee~ : . UTO SALES 4 room . I five room . F'un1ish· es e-r · o. Ch h f God In N Ha A _ _;_ ew ven of ice cream and be observed with a prn·. 4 18 tfc 2-3193 days , WY 2-5182 nights. St. to the Grate property on urc o ed and unfurnishd. Ph on e were Mrs. B1·u Cunnmg · ha m, · 5-7 ·3tc Langsville Rd. The parsonage were toy balloons. on variOus types of mus·.' ne Rambler WY 2-2557. 5-7-tlc PHOTO COPYING Services. Mrs Robe t B h d Mr · t ts . • World Standard I~~---------/ will be torn down and 8 new Dav1d ·. r eac an s. children enjoyed games msr umen . Ill Compact - 0-- Copy any tetter or dOCUIIIeiiL I' Fields J H USE suitable for small lambuill. • r. contests. She received ~..u.... of the Courthouse. At ![. . e . ge• e00 one 1111 car room. ride and perforrn· 1·1Y, 111 11 basement. 313 C l!ldcr ~euter Insurance. Pomeroy. , Mr. and Mrs. Claude Quillen ROTARY CLUB MEETING II'!ts and cardII. Burdette wiU speak brief·.. · ance Small car ecooomy and I St... f'umeroy. Phone WY 2- 2 I& Uc of Syracuse visited Sunday with The Bend Rotary Club of New ----before pushing the swlttl\ . managerablliiJ 3859. 5 6 3t< ltarl Gru..er, Plambin& ud h d hte M d M Haven mel on Thursday eventhe lights then the ' ' wiil: Healing OCI Jl o'hen Souaugthemr, andr.Maanrtha Ann"·. lng for their regular dinner 0 See !APARTMENTS in o.!JddiepOrt. Ioa.rll<ile down Main Street . ta:; Metropolitan Motors Various sizes, clean and moli· I MinersvUJe, Oble They attended the Spring Con· mdi:tetmgC· huarcthl.h';,~meord MethoStreet and over to vi;. · E. Main Slreet, Pomeroy ern. Phone WY 2-3267 F;nd your sewer troubles cert in which Martha . Ann <W Street for ailother brie( • Pkoae WY 2-3878 5 1 31c • ll'e bave all sizes Mr. and Mrs. Gary Buyers of played with the Norlh,.estern showed the group a golf film, to tum the li&hlo on. t ZZ tfc - - - -- · Sewer Maehllles Ashville and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Junior Band. Those attending were Bridge. · ·:~. : - - -- ~IN MTOilLEPORT. 4 ' ""m ·•p· Roasooable Rates Richie and grandson or Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holt of Wolpert, Edwill Stein, FOR NEW Or Used cars ur stairs. furnished apartment . Call WY 2•2974 Day or Night were Easter weekend guests of Memphis, Tenn., were •uesls Ord • Dr · Thomas S 7 "' ~ tl trucks, ph<one Mamn Marks Utilities •·nai<l. WY C Norma and Jo<ephine Richie. ·of Mrs. Bertha Amos. He "IS the Or· John Ridgway, Rorne W'l•· SALESMAN Beasle) Math· I 5 4 3tp (' H La PT PLEASANT ~ 3-4061 1 : A birth~ay party was given son of Ray and Blanche Holt. l3mson, erman yne, Clyde · - • ''" ewa, Athens. LY lD-!1-tfc HOUSF: for rent. Fo..- rooms Attention Dairymen I for Miss Elaine Louis eMilhoan's Mrs. Mary Southern called Foley, Kay Wilson, Arthur Tha- Point Pleasant bridges will •nd bath. Lincoln Heights. S 8th birthday Saturday evening. on her aunt and uncle, Mr. and bet, Harry Miller, Donald R. lighted in spectsl ceremo..Je' I _ _ _FOR SALE-- - Phone WY 2-3075 after 5 o'· C: E Robert King of Warren, a stu· Mrs. Ernest Quillen at Racine. Roush, Jack Flesher. Floyd Car- Tuesday, May 14th when Secclock 4 23 lfc 0 R dent at Rio Grande vis1ted a week Joetta Ferrell was an over· mack,. and Lloyd Roush. relary of Slate Joe Burdette ~~:';:~~ ,, FREE USE Of our Carpet iMOilERN 4 room furnished or ' V end with Billy Bahr. night guest of Martha Suuthero ATTEND CONVENTION will be in Point Pleasant to Shampooer with purrhase. of , unfurmshed aparrment. Mid· B Mr. and Mrs. c . E. Wonde spent Friday. . The WSWS convention of the push l~e button to iig:Jt l he 1 Blue Lustre ol•ampoo. Bak-11 dleport W'l 2-3871. A C Monday with Mr. and Mrs. M. L. l· Several persons from 'here at· EUB church was held last spans o owing man) year. of I,~:~~~~ er's Furniture, Mrddleport s 15 tfc E Bahr. tended tile Meigs County Vocal week at Ev·Un-Breth Acres at darkness on both the Sliver and 1· · >-7-6!< · POMEROY WY 2-2649 Saturday evening callers on music councert held at Pum· Buckhannon. Attending Shadle bridges and five years ·t C II TIIREF: an~ lour room furnishOFFERS THE BEST Norma and Josephrne Ritchie ineroy Junior high ochool TuesNev. Haven ,.ere Mrs Howard of hard work by interested Pt. TWO ROOM house rrarer. a ; ed and unfurnished apartB 1 · Pleasant groups to have I1ghts · ""' CLA R duded Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Har· day n1'ght. urr s, Miss Millie WY 2.2888 or mqUJrt> at ~.,.., ments. WY 2·5434. , I WOODE resto ed Pearl St., Middleport. 5-Htp I Uc l PHONE 1 ting or Bio Grande and MI. aod Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bar· er, Mrs. Ollie Roush, Rev. r · 12 6 I Mrs. Harry Keller of Columbus. ret! are the parents of a daugh· Achsah Miller Mrs. Mina Ow- Installation of lights on the CHESTER 985-2145 boat. trail•r ' PURNISHED and unfurnished t:U.IIl!tc Callers at the Milhoan home ter born at Holzer hospital on ens, Mrs. David Kay, Mrs. Car· SHver bridge across the '';;; ~~~E~~t~~~f~1:~ aOO oars, $SO. One ~ume_ el-l apartments. Paid utilities. Be- 1 , . . on Sunday were Dwight and fam· Tuesday. vin Oliver, and Mrs. Lonnie River ls completed and work 1 long, $20. One Set p•pe diP•. fore 0 p m. Phone WY ~ Curti" Breedmg Servrce, IDe. ily, Blaine and children, Wayne · Stafford. on the Siladle Bridge Is expeci·l~·~~~~;c~\~--10 "1-8" lu "'~" Ito t;ru•' >er 2776. after 5 p. m. Phone WY Breed great dairy and beef and William. Mra. Clifford Leifheit, Mrs. Har· BEND HUSTLERS ed to be finished later 1 his t;;;;.;:;~;:;;;:;~'f , . Body Works, IVY 2·3576. I 2-3574. \2 6 tfc bulls for only $6.011. For serv- Mrs. Alice Dodson received old Balckston. The Bend Hustlers 4-H Club week. " 5-7-3tp ,- ice calL Leland Parker, Porn- word of the birth of a daughter Mrs. Eddie Smith of Pome- met Monday evening at the The llgbting ceremonies next. - - screen I'ONE: 6 room house and 4 eroy • Ohio· Phone WY •v~ ~· •TRUCK SCALES, ,;baker to Mr. and Mrs. George r!Jiane · roy spent Sunday with Mrs. W. Lodge Hall. Leah Ann MUier, Tuesday wiD feat ure concert rou . apartment Peoples Ter· or Alb l p k Ch 1 H 1 h I! b th Pol 1 Plea • · belt line, 20 HP. mo:or . erah. rare. Phone WY !-S3!15. oh · ;~ ~~ es er, Betz> Craft at Bat\>dy, Mich. A. Morgan. vice president, presided at the Y e n sant g ,..., ...,..._..,. •.• 10 ' 2111 ft. Double chain con- i one · · Mrs. Dodson is the grandmother Calling on Mr. and Mrs. Wil- meeting. The meeting opened I~Sehoo;;;;;;;;;;;;liiibiiiaiiin;;;;diiiaiiitiii80i:30,;;;;;:p;;;;.m~.~on~lb~e~!""';;;Oi;;;;;;_ _ _;;;;;;;;;;;;f!i;;;~ 5 3 301 .·.• veyiJc, motor generator. Call i FOR SALE OR RENT P of thirteen grandchildren and Ham Folmer Sunday afternoon with the singing of W. Va.ll · WY 2-3231. 5 4 6tc . REAL ESTATE 13 ;ireat grandchildren. were Mrs. Baumgarner, Mrs. Boys and Gir.. followed by the ' ;;;;-RT~BLE dish w · - - i "ANT ADS WOt!K wonders Kelly and Mrs. Sayre of New pledge to the flag. '~vn 9-3068. asher. Call , when you wish " bu) or sen. HOUSE FOR SALE or trade. Haven. The club decided to aend S_3 12t~ Read the Want AJ• f01 quick Six rooms, bath, half baseMr. and Mrs. Georgo Cleland, dues collected at the ""~;~~~~~ ,pN:£ SINGLE 4 poster walnut result• men!, hot and cold water, Mrs. L)'dia HyaeU, Mrs. Har- of lnternatlooal Farm bed with spring, and matINSURANCE gas heatong, garage . one acre old HyaeU and daughters Elh- Exchange. The group was ,,...., 115. One adjustable arm ground, in Ru~tand. will ,.u el Moe BDJl Patty, called on minded that projects would be dJair with cushions, IlL On• BARNES SIMPSON lnsur- on land contract. s. D. BusMiss Edna Ctii'IIUin Sudday aft- checked on Tuesday, May 21. . ' ~abinet elt>rtrir sewing rna- ance A g e n c y. Middleport. kirk, Rutland, Ohio. 5--7~&tp e~n. Mrs . Donald Bumgardner read · ~lne !good condition) 145 fJre , automobile, bonds. Pb, POMEROY_ 2 bedroom frame· Sunday School attendance for Mra. Hush Bearh.· ICCOI!Ipan· a letter from the New Haven ,,·~ anUque oak love seat $20.00. WY 2-290l 8 27 lie Storm doors and window," April 28 was 811, offering $21.95. ied Mrs. Patrick Wood, Danny PTA thanking the Jlt'OUP for pre' One walnut antiqu< dresser . Reuter lnsuraDCe AgeDCy carpeting. 50x300. Land Members of the Rock Springs and Lor11 Ann to Gallipolis on senting their March program. . Set The Latest H..rlng Aid1 By Rldloter • ' f.i'· 1 Westinghouse electric "lnsuranr.e for evfi'J peneaal contract WY1 2.3762 . &-6-6tp Better Health Club served the Friday. · It was announced that Allee . •t .' ~.' r\laster, plus new grill••. $20. and bustneiS oeed." ' . canteen at Bloodmobile vis- A Cookout was held bollorlng Stone and Eddie Halstead re"A Recognized leed.er Since ·l924" p.n be seen after 5 p m. at Phone WY Z.WI FOR SALE - .8 of m •I• it Aonday. Members who work· Jeffry Folmer'•· 13th birthday ceived red ribbons at the dem ·•. I);· t1 N. 3rd Ave.. Minrlleport . ____ , from Pomeroy on Route 143. ed were Mrs. Amos Leonard, recently. Allentllng were Judi onstratton and talk meet. It ~io. 5 6 31P FARM EQUIPMENT 1 8 _room house, bath, large Mrs. Arlee Abbott, Mrs. Hom- and Jeni Foh1ier, Joni Y~auger, was a ..o annoonced that I work - ------ - utility room and garage. Heat- er 1\adford, Mrs. W. A. Motgan, RandY Sheet~, Bill, BeCky and shop woultl be held Miy 13." · . • . . ' ' ' Commltteea for devotions and ,· • • · • iPIUNG SAMPLES: drapery FARMALl " H:• Tractor, good ed by gas. Niceloca~oo. Pric- Mrs. Fred Geoglein, Mrs, &I· Mary R&dford. niJtertals, have srrrved . Spec- condrtron. Priced reasonable. ed to sell. Call after 4 p. m. lin Radford, Mrs.· Hazel Hom· Mrs. Qton HeMler and oon, Jli'OII'am f'" tile ~~tll 'llt!~liJt8 ' ' ~· ,, . ' · ltd price on Dacron . and Sa· For Sale or trade for Uve-1 except Saundays, LY 6-5824, phrey, Mrs. George Skinner, BHI, of Midd1epo1'1 called on her wai appohl\ech Jildy · · , , ., LY ·M550 . J!ll• lUll I yard. MIS Lee stock. Eldon Gaul, Chester, McArthur, Ohio. Mra. Hugh Bearhs, Miss Nan- parenll Mr r...t Mn. fofaston Bonnie Roush, Allee SjOo"e'llley, . ' 2~5 (, Stitt §t; . 5 3 3tc Ohio. 5 I Ill: I I l2tc cy Skinner, Mrs. Wilbur Bailey, Roljjorll a;d~ Joay Thabet; for relretlulltn'-o CARD 01 .•• Ward fHANK.S - tl .JO, ''" DUIIlb\1111 tiat'b .. otdlt10D· a1 nl'd II' Olll•u.rlf!t DDhlt-.,. •' 1 eent p.r wull Tueldlr· i\.Hred News ItemS Cue/r/1/' Otl/t, f REE L d k I. I Bf ae ffnars ! Th Rid K S L"•ghts T Go 0n May. 14th •a} News On 2 Brt•dge ;;-!; 11 1 I. 1 8 15 l: ., 4 -~ TEtlvtSm .IN REVIEW~~ ' t BJ RICK DU IJ11011' Ju lloscOitr willt lbo Nob.J. ...... Vjiltod Prw lt'«*•fl oi winning Soviet ph llclat, '&or Ev· HQLLYWOOD fUPD _ Noleo gonlericlJ 'hmm. ylbout tllM'mato qlclJ televtston by:: ment, actence and Amerlean-RuaLiterary Boat: "One Dl7 ill tht llao relationl...CBS-TV wJIJ atr L~. nf ~ian Ivan Denilovicb," the best-.aelliltg Dovel obout ex!~ in a Soviet ca"1!' durilli: Slllin's reglmo, Ia Planaec! for ': one.bour . dramatizaUon bJ NBQ-TV thia IJrll. : .NBC san It w~ he a producUon on tbe new, weetily, Friday Dlgbt anthology oerie~ hosted by Bob Hope ...Tho producer iB Revue Studios. ..The book· wu flrat published ill lluallilbwlth Premier Khrusbchev'o appro_val, as part of bta dr>StannlzaljQu campaip, and cauood 1 IODsation. • .11 . hao olnl:e been prl#ed and prafled ben. "' AAd literati : Jolm .,.... C!'-'-bec1.. • will .Po. a aertpt COIUlultaDt on tho ....... P - Wantor Bros. v.-. •ion of bla book, "Travola With Challey," projected (crt lllo 186485 season...The ~ by 1bo Winner of the Nobel PtiJo for literiture tsU. of a writer'• redii<Overy of America ill hlo trav. elo ·with hi.! dol, Charley. Ov$' there: "CBS Reports" for May:Zl hal a half-bour Interview • ' . ... > ·• . ·~~ • ' ' ¥ • ' ••., I· ==·' Jln- l_::::::::=:!::=!::::::::._J L..::::::=::~~~~ DAILY, CROSSWORD Up there : When astronaut Gor· don Cooper seta off on hil zs. orbit Oight, acheduled for lbo middle of the month, the net· worka probably wlll cover at least the complete first orbtt, and then rely on frequent reports and bulletino printed over reaular lhows...There is a possibillty 011t of the networka <NBC I may cover lllo lui orbit and perhaps even aome othen. Down here: Former President Harry Trpmao is jJI wort agalD 011 a planned l64bQW iorteo d. half-hour fllmo deaJill& with bis White House years...David SUIatdnd couldn't gel a network to buy a aerlea on Truman. •.Screen Geins is hantlllltg the pre•e•l project. MOIIDAY THBtJ FRIDAY 7:30 News 1:00· Ne111lt 7:35 Breakfast Party 8:Oil Sacred Heart Program 1:00 News 1:05 Breatlul PariJ l:lii! Country Jamboree 1:30 News 6:30 NeWI 1:3!i Breakfast Party 1 6:3$ Farm Work! Ne111lt 8:00 fleWI 6:4li Meiga Cou11tJ RFD t:05 Breakfall Party 7:01i.Newa ~: 16 Jone1 Bulr:t Sbow 7:05, s....akfast ~ 9:30 News 7:30. NeWI Show t:35 Breaklul Party 7:35 Pickedl Hard1~:00 Now• 7:60 1:50 Newa Reporl 10: 05 Polka Pq 8:00 Breaklut Party 10:30 Newa 8, u.· Brealdut Party 8:30 Van ParUck Sport Show 10:311 Musto ln lhtJ Air 3,35 Brealtfut Party 10:46 The Good Life 3,4& •lal<er Fum. Sbuw-W'rl. lO:GS i!"der Oblo Sklel 11 '01' N""' 9:~, News f:05, .:olfee Wltb Jlllll 11:115 fop Ten Show , Newa ll:a.i News , 9 30 9:35. 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PB V IIDW BPBWKA A'l'GK au lilA• All 411 HBWtiO. -WBPXAWAYB NANCY OKAY---LET'S GET STARTED ON OUR PICNIC WJEH RADIO Monday Tllreap Frtdo,7 6:00 Sign On 1:55 Community N""" 7:45 The f.Jfeline 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 Sports Today 1:10 World News 8:15 Musical Clock 9:00 Latcnstrmr 9:30 Public Service 9:45 Shower> of Ble••inf 10:00 Mason County llo•ws 10:05 Talk o1 the Town 10:55 World Newa 11:00 Talk of tile Town tezcept Fr l. Ch urcb Bet.. Rlng 11:45 World ~ews II ,55 Mason County News 12 :00 Community Newa 12:05 Local News 12:10 12:15 12:20 12:25 Ohio News L'.:30 t:.o.45 1:55 2:00 2:55 3,00 3'55 AJit'ICUitu.• Agent Country Go lloUDC. New• Beot Country Go llowr News Beat M'idway Matmee News lleat Disctng with Doss lnterciwl3e Community News World & NatlonaI News Spotlight oo Sport> News Musical Clock Sign Off 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:w ~ 5:15 8:05 1:10 7:30 Market. Lifeguard Bulletin Baord News 0 Grama DICK TRACY ------------=------- '1\)ll MEA~ 'k.IU I-l AVE t-\0 ~~ITH \H ~~ ~URE. RffiOtf'i News, Events WED., MAY 5th 1 TO 6 P.M. u; Dl.LES RA. Dl.QEAR' I \. iftt:moon. · ,.,.~ __ ..... co .,.... """"'"""'"""" .."-\\...,..__.,.....,_,..,t, '~ ""'" ·t·':•.'. ,i,t ',, •, i." ·:, ,,j-1,. ' ' ,. FAI"''M IN HIM . .JUST t:IQT ~0 SURE OML.V THIS "TRIBE OR TAAT TRIB6 ~AVE ~ VOICE LISTEM TOr •• ·' l'ii::r.;:;:.;-.;,:-;:.::;".: Hearing Ai'd Check-Up Hotel Martin, Pomeroy LASIWN" COME O'IER j!JN' VISIT .....-. I.JJioooh . 11. ,...,.......,. ::: duno·· G.B. 11.~•- .Br FIJ£D FREE HEARING TEST Rock Springs =::-::=·- _ ' WINNIE WINKLI! SE661E MUIW.GH! THERES JU5f ONE lliiNO 'AORRY!i'IO ME AtroUT 'V'OUIC: PLAN ,_SLICK. - SUPA:eE. "mAT OLD ~ME aJME 1 NEED liE �I, ' ro-------- Bliss, Tes .. AprD 17. ill attend- 8-Daily Sentin~l. Pomeroy-Middleport, Pvt. Ronald W. Fields, Wahama llllb acl1ooL Dl Mll!SIJ E Wl'Rit ' /omfJ .-tf.Mr. ond Mrs. WiUiam ' ~r., Roub I, Letart, W. !templeted elahl weeks of • "Air ' training as a Nikecrewman at Defense Center, Fort MOTHER'S · DAY IS NEXT SUNDAY I -" "dill - ,tldll . . -cwaby't · · abotd If per" Ja.. • ¥¥" u .. ......, -u ruwuuuu >ruuua u . - GIVE HEI( A -DRESS• Olticers Installed During 1. Mother-Daugnter Banauet .Event Rhoda l!au the· !me Mrs. Richa'nf Pricilla; and Mrs. Paul the Dorcao. The Love l.epreaented by Mra. Ethel Hughes, Mrs. Lillian . Mc<lee, Betty Smith and Mrs. Bertha Archer, was dedicated by Mrs. Harry Houdasbel •. Mrs. Donald Boone was were Mrs. Isabel Wine· charge of installaUon of new brenner, chr., Mrs. Ethel olficers which included, · Mrs. Bert Bodimer, dent, Mrs. Paul Smart; vice ~ew r~~d ~~~ghier _m 1 ' Mrs . Iva Turner, Mrs. <Richard president, Mrs. David Darst; were in Jackson Sunday and Mrs,- Freda SneU~r. secretary, Mrs. Ethel H~~~~:~ll t tte d th p tsm th Table decorations noon , o a n or ou . f th p ..were - 1 n ·treasurer ,d Mrs h . Charles. Spring District Methodist o e_ nc1 11 a c1rc1e, nett ; an t ese cha1rmen, ference held at the Methodist Sr~uth, chairman of H"Use P~rty , Mrs . Eugene church. 1n chargt! of the Gherke ; Literature, Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher Fultz; Vice president of Mis-ol Parkersburg, W. Va . spem Recitations were given by sions . ~rs. Fra~ce-~ Bearhs ; the weekend with their parents Hoffman , Dreams Hov- and chairmen, MISSwnary and Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fishe; atter, Tereasa Thomas. Debbie St~w~rdship , Mr~. Joe Wilson; and Mr. and Mrs. Sam .Arnold . G"Jiagher, Barbara . Antho~y, M1ss1ons, Speakers, ~ InterSandra Roush daughter Judy Owen. Valeria Whrte, preters, Mrs. L. D. Diles; Spec· Mr . and Mrs. Milton Roush is Ma~y Kay Gal~agher, Jerry Sue ial Interest Missi?n&ries, Mrs. confined to her home White and a p1uno solo by She· Freda Sneller ; v1ce president lia Moore . of Christian Service. Mr.,. Dale measles Miss Jerri Frick of Columbus Mrs. Willis Anthony gave a Mourning : Love Gift, Mrs . spent the weekend with he' reading ~n _" Mo~~ers' with the Harry Houdashelt ; . Whit parents Mr. and Mrs. Paul group smgmg Bless Be the ·Cross , Mrs. Jeume K~!~)l Frick ' Tie That Binds." Following the Christi&n Social Relations, Mr.· and Mrs. Nathan Biggs the 1roup went_ to the Dan_a .Hamm;_ ~ice president of and family visitf>d recentlv for the evemng pro· Chnst1an Trammg and Spiritu· with Mr . and Mrs. Clyde AdMrs. Cecil Bradbury al Life, Miss Freddie Houdakins . Davton. a prelude of organ shelt: Family Life, Betty Mrs. Nathan Biggs and Mrs . · l'ollowed by group sing. S:nith ; leade.-ship and trainAlfred Biggs were visitors in ing and prayer given by Mrs. ing, Mrs. Charlene Thomas; Columbus Friday. Edison Baker. Rhoda Hall pre- Scholarship, Mrs. . Clifford Miss Jean Caslo studenl at sented the devotional period, Stumbo ; vice president of B. Columbus Business University , · Psalm 1~. and a and P. Women , Mrs. LHiian bus spent the weekend with her meditation "God Approves or ! McGee; music, Mrs. Cecil parents, Mr . and Mrs. Nathan . ". . The . prayer . for Bradbury ; and circle chairmen, Biggs. special miSSionaries was gJven iLove Joy , Rhoda HaiJ; Elects, Miss Mary Fields of Colum- by Mrs. Clifford Stumbo. M:s. Joe Wilson ; Dorcas, Beubu• spnt the weekend with hPF The yearly report of the cir -~ lah White. ~ p~rents, Mr. and Mrs. J o . _was given by M~s. Charl.es Mrs. Smart presided during Lew1s , the EJecta C1rele; MJSs ! the business session when the Fields. i Mr. and Mrs . Larry ~.-·-!' house party at Granville was of Columbus . were Mr . an d Mrs. J ohn announced • II . for June. 20-21-22 and ,I 1 gues ts of th e1r parents. W k d T : ms1a alton or officers of the ee s an son. om. IR' (' d M rs . Ha rry Th omas Miss Marcia Karr was a Gal· 10 Jran e Association to -1 Mr. and Mrs. Don Rea. . 't Fr'd held at ihe Racine Baptist 1' M d M Eld VISI or. I ay . r. an rs. . on Houdashelt of Cleve- •Church Mnday, May 13. j spent the weekend m . d' k th : Named on the budget comIb ·h h · 1s spen mg a wee WI , . , urg. w1t t err son and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willi- lmJtfee were Mrs . .Charles Ben· am Houdashelt. nttt, Chr., Mrs. Wrllis Anthony, and Mrs. Sarah Fowler. Names SUNDAY, MAY 12TH I were drawn assigning members i to different circles. Serving on the cleanup committee were 1Mrs. John Fultz, Mrs. Jennie Kauff, Mrs. Smart, Freddie I Houdashelt, Mrs. Harr~· Houda. Prayer by the Rev. Father jshelt, Mrs. Anthony and Mrs. i John Turel opened the meet- : Edison Baker. ' i ing of the Catholic Women's I , ' lub held Thursday evening in I the church auditorium. 1 I Mrs. George Horak, presl- ! I dent, conducteo the business I St!ssion and plans were made for the ordination dinner on Thursday, May 23. with Mrs. Jvhn Goet.t Jr. and Mrs. GeroY"ge Cpl. Walter M. Harris, who ORDER NOWII H.tckett Sr. named as chair- is stationed at Camp LeJeune, II"'""· It was voted to purchase C., visited QVer the weektwc new flags ror the church, end with his parents, Mr. and also to buy space in the Mrs. Charles Searles. He was 11 Da~"~tella Stevens \ ·"Too LATE BLUES" li THEATRf --- LAST TIME TONIGHT (Techmcolor} "WHO'S GOT THE ACTION?" (Technicolor) Dean Martin, Lana Turner, Albert, Margo, Walter Paul Ford, Nita McGiven. ._.., C•rtoons ..WIDNISDAY ond THURS. Moy 8-9 "' NOT OPEN ~FRIDAY & SATURDAY Moy 10.11 Wa't Disney"• "MOON PILOT" ~ ,. (Technicolor) Tryon, Brian KPith, '&dmond O'Brien, Dany Sa· 911, Bob Sweeney. ·. ' "THI SAVAGE GUNS" (Technicoior ) Richard Basehart and Don Taylor ,.JUN., MON. on~ TUES. Moy 12-13-14 "TWO FOR THE SEESAW" .Rbbert Mitchum , Shirley ·MacLaine, Edmon Ryan, Ed· die Firestone, Billy Gray. Don't bother to knock . . walk right into her apartment . .. and her life! '-tureHe: Merineted Mar· ~tlner, Andy Clyde, Colorc•rtoon eWe Give Top Value Stamps WY 2·2039, Day or Ni~jhl I Pomeroy Flower Shop ,-•·' Mr~. Millard Van Meter W.MAIN POMEROY '12.95 HosierY Sheer beauty In new shades. Give her a box of three pairs of our PAMPER MOM WITH beautiful PRETTY SLIPS hosiery. f• sheer ' 89CtoS1.65 · Motber will love being pam· pered with a.gift of pretty alips for ber private Hie. We've a wonderful selection of full-ten&tb and balf GlOVES I POMEROY, 0: MORE PEOPLE OWN ICAVICTOR TELEVISION THAN ANY OTHER KIND ••• BlACK AND WHITE SLIDING IN ~ David Baker of tbe Pomero,Y -~ school basebasll team slid into third base and lDJtlli4 ap, ankle in the second inning action of the PHS-G~ Southern division game Tuesday in Pomeroy. Tbe ~= thers won 8-3, thereby winning their fourtb stra divisi()n title. Should they win a playoff with Athena .... on a date to be announced - they would annex their third SEOAL tit!~ in four years. Third base umpire 1oa RobPrts is in background. PHS Baseball Co~cb ·11111 Moore is in the coaching box. DeQDis Harrtll, ~IlK1 third sacker, awaits the throw. See Page 5 for detalliSentinel Photo. Work is expected to get underway about June 1 on , .,,.,._%1'~'"""--·­ the ne~ high-lift ~elleville navigation locks. and dam. al l Trl-outs and bayillg for aoReedsvllle, according to the Dravo corl?oratron of P1tts- ' stpllleat to teams ID 1 k e urg , contractor for the $22,485,063 proJeCt. I Middleport Boys' Ba~tllaU Dravo officials said the actual date will depend UP?" i...pe will be beld Friday completion of t h e 28-acre cellular cofferdam msrde 1tartblg at I P m at Mnalclwbich the locks will be built. Another contractor cur• ·• 1P k rently is carrying out this work, along with preliminary paAII ·~Y' who wiD become excavation. . . I eight years old by May 1 ..d Located in the OHIO River . of reinlorcmg d•tleeedl. Plabecr~g tho! aol 13 before Aug. 1 lhl1 year concrete sche u to gm lS about 111 miles below Parkersburg summer: will be preceded bY 1 and a mile below existing Lock 20, 1 about l50,000 cubic yards of earth Belleville locka, aiong with a new ' excavation, plus drilling, blasting dam to be built later will eUm- 1 removal of more than 100.000 . . . . d of k 1 1and inllt• three oboolete locks ond cubic yar ' roeland. II --~ . 11le 1.585 foot wa mJU darns. nus will save large barge l,605-foot middle wall, 811 well 81 towa more than four hourt lock- Z,36S feet of the S,S68 foot river • h ing time ln a 40-mile stretch of wall and adjoining guard walls, ! LATIN CLUB PARTY - Phil Swindell, left, president of the Pomeroy Hig le .11 be .11 ... th dry" . .d evening river between Betlevtl and the w• bw m'th etbe 1051 llchool Latin club, cuts the cake at the annual Latm Club banquet Monday · · 'II d I k the lferd a· de are eligible to try out. Boys of eligible age& who were on a Leam last year do not try trout. Teamlorosters carry over om year~ -year. Muagers of the six t..ams, or an assistant or represent.&tiv, should be on ~od to ~rtieipate iD com plebotlng tLeb e 1 r roslers up to 15 ys. ague 11 M 1 P oy opens ay ' Indictments In 12 Felony Cases Found PT. PLEASANT - The Mar Grand Jury of the Mason Coufto. ty Circuit Court returned It ffl. ony indictments against n tnt 1 persons and one mlsdemetW . d' t t It t o d ...... 1 ay .,.... m rc men a er a w sion . 41 ..__ 1 William K. Powers, 25, ,._,. ton , Ohio , was indicted on ""1 • ·felony charges of !alae 'tenses - .. ~ the Senior High auditorium. Looking on as Swindell dips a knife mto the cake proJected w~ ow Isain oc •. co am, WI rem 10 • •. . .. .. . .. . . .. " , " ... . . . • . _ .· ¥• Donna Houc~ Brenda ~J Donna Crow Bob Smith and Jonnie Sue Thompson. and dam at W1llow Island, W.Va. er of the guard walls constructed ,-"'"""',_''"''"'·"'"''"'"''"~ Francrs Wrlson Marii\IID, ~ About 50 studenls attended ·tile banquet. ~· Sentinel Photo. Scheduled for mmpletioo in laJe outs_ide the coffer !rom floating ', . Huntington, was lndic141d • • _ --- -· .. ~ 1!166, the new locka will eonsul eqwpment. I two felony charges of f!l"«@@l. 1 of lwo lit-foot-wide chambers, Botching and IDlXing of <00· . . •• one ol which will be 1200 feet crete form wori< wtlb the <01Felony indrctmenta .. ' ptaWs lo ~ . long and tbe other aoo feet. The ferdam wiD be carried out in o turnelf agamst Rcilletf 1'. aketa wHIIIly magnify the larger of the two chamben will mixer plant located inside the dlelon, Paul Wayne HIIP!Mr, 1 of their strength in the be able 1o accommodate a lxlw· cofferdam "hole " Aggregate, co- ' James A Dinkel and . tal nilixts of .otbers. "In Italy, I boat and as many IS seventeen mont and fly ash -.vn be shipped Swanson Dooley, au of Vlflib" France India and other coun. . 195-foot barges in a single lock- to the site by barge and »tored on Ia. on charges of grand larceny. tries Jbere communists are ~- PLEASANT - Sammy back to C'ross ove~ to his sister been attendmg a funeral prior ing, avoiding the two or three the river bank. COLUMBUS rupn _ Unem - All four were aUegedly iiiYol.. rmi ted to k their Wrthers, 6-year-old son of Mr. and ran drrectly mto the path to the fatal accrdent , lo k' ed ployment compensahon recipients'led m the theft of copper wtra 8 :ndst openly, t~'; effective- a~ Mrs. Charles Withers, Jer· of the C~rtt Vehicle traveling Sammy is survived by b i_ s I ~~~!~il;:~=~~ll the third fraudulently collected $862.693 last valued at $4.000 from the 0... . lbl .. Dou· ry s Run Road, Mason county, oul Jerry s Run Road . parents, Charles and Rose Grl· 0 I th' t b .• b D und year and the state recovered less apeake & Potomao TelepiJOM " ype "'" Y ravo n... Ia al most neg IIS e, · · 1 Tu d Th · 1 bo · I' · w· h The f h · er · Co •laa said was krlled rnstantJy ' esRay el litt e th y wdadsl apfprtohxr- rspre_ Itt ferss. 'd atEelr IS the Army Corps of Engineers' tban half of it . Administrator Wit- mpany. • · 4:20 p.m. DST on errv s un mate y m e m1 e o e prmc1pa o unnyst e emen- lo lard p Dudley sa'rd Tuesday 1 Hugh Garland Leach Pt · • • • · d h k I AI . . ng-range program 1or 1mprovOfl D · • 1 CIUCAGO _The murder rate Road when struck by a car. second~ry roa w en struc · tary Schoo. so •urvrvmg are ing navigation facilities on tbe He said 3,458 fraud cases were I Pleasant Route and Worthy S~ in MIChigan Wisconsin and The driver of Ule car~ Clar· Dr. Ohver Eshenaur, Mason tbree sisters and one brother, Ohio. Others were Markland locks diSCOvered and almost 1.000 more lders, Jr' GallipoJis Ferry •ete MinneSOta, 'which have no enc:e A. Cartt, . 55, Col~mbu~, county coroner, s~ted . death Jpaternal grandp~rents Mr. and at Warsaw, Kentucky, and Pike are :!!till under Investigation. ~ each indicted on the fwlonJ death penalty is lower than In Ohio, was not Cited by mvesti- was due Lo head InJuries. . Mrs Charles Wrthers, Sr, Ap- Island locks at Wellsburg, W S Dudley said unrecovered fraud- charge of breaking and enterlnl JlliDols Ind;m;a and Ohio wlllch gating officers The Meadows youth told offr- pie Grove and Mr. and Mrs. J. Va Dravo also erected New Cum. I ulent claims from 1939 now total I Ute store buildln& of BennM do neirott Police Commission· According to State Police cers he saw the car and yell- Grllispre, Henderson. The bod~ berland dam at Stratton. O., and Frve persons were lined and I•1.300.tt 3. ~ Neal of Henderson. er •Geor e Edwarda aald TUes- lfiooper R. J . Blair and Deputy ed !II s.amnue but he apparent· was taken to the Beard Fu~r is now building P~e Island dam. another forferted bond Tuesday 1 The administralxlr oaid roost Dale McCartbur Hurlow, PL day '111~ former Michigan su- Sheriff Jack Pyles, Sammy and ly dldn 1 bear hrm. al Home, Huntm~t";.; W· a. The Belleville "SUP"" dam," night in Pomeroy Mayor Char- cheaters lied about the number Pleasanl. was Indicted 011 111e If .;.. execution occurs ''the his sister, Susie, ase 11 and h_Mr. ~tt a';! b passengersd Ar;angements WI announ· whieh will be ..nstnrcted after tes Legar's Court. of their dependents or rollected felony charge of bteakin& 1M death penally should be aboUsh- Richard Meadows, 1~, were 18 m er a rother, ha ee · tiie locks ore completed, will John E. Will, !8, of Middle- com~sation white holding jobs. entering the hardware store of ed He laid judges and juries walkmg along Jerry s R u n raise the upptll' pool aa much •• i· ed $5 nd He sard the downtown area of Joseph Guarmo, Marn Stl'ftl, 1 ..~times make mistakes and road toward Wallis Store '"' C~didateS 25 feet, ,...milling removal o1 por · wa~ m . a costs Clevelond leads in the number Pt. Pleasant. U execution occures "the Roote 2. Lock :10 at Bellevtlle, Lock t9 fD< inloxrcalron; Junmy Cald- 1of fraud cases, while Columbus Oscar M. Roush, New lfa..a, 10 · Dllstake would be beyond cor- Richard waa walking on the . at Parker.burg, and Lock t8 at I well, $5 and costs, reckless op- , and Akron run second and third was indicted on the misde0 0 r«;tlon." . JOUth berm of the road and Belpre. When Willow Island Dam eration: Richard Mastersoo, 20,! respedively. Dudley said current jor charge of unlawful uM1I • • • Sammy and his sister were . is built, Lock 17 at Marietta also Middleport, $15 and eosts for i inveshgahons are concentrated in ~ on Charles Swackhamer II IiiEW YORK - The new· walkiug on,J h ei!lh berm MASON - Fifty-six candidates for diplomas at Wa- will be removed. speeding, Robert Bowen. II, I the Toledo ~Mason. Unl141d States commun1ca· when Sammy su enly ran a- ham a High school commencement exercises on Monday Walls. sills and laterals ol the Ip W•lhom Paprer. director of the 10 and tlan satellite, Telslar 2, may cross the road to Mesdows evening May 27 bave been announced by Principal new locks will require approxi- omeroy, $ . costs on a i BUC's researrh and statistics Meigs Memorial H•pilal be slightlY off courae, an over· youth. Then, immediately upon Clyde R~ Folej'. ' mately 650,000 cubic yards ol reckless _operation charge, and seclron. sard a otudy of fraudulent ADMISSIONS _ Mrs. Ro111f1 ~ tracklnlltatloa said IGday. crossing · the road, he turned Commencement activities actually will begin Sunday concrete and more than 4,000 tons Clyd": Wmes, 57, of Rscme Rt. cla~ms smce 1939 shows the rna- Ohhnger. New Haven; ltlill Tile steamln& space vehiCle · evening, May 26, with Baccalaureate services in Wa· I, _paid a $5 and coslll !me .for jorrty, of cheaters to be In the E~lm, Pomeroy; Mrs. KenMtlt I;,pMbed successtuiJ,y at Cape bama gymnasium. Rev. Jack Welch, pastor of st. Paul's ~LENTY FOOD dr1vmg left of center. Marvm no~·•hrte age group of 25-29. He Drllon, Mason ; Mrs. Charloa ?!!"vera! Tuesday had a Ira· · S. eest Lutberan Church in New Haven, will deliver tbe sermon. The j1tney supper at the Rsndolph. 21, of Shade, had hrs •••d the average_ weekly fraudu· Whaley, Rscme. jeiilory "u clOSe 1o normal •• The valedlclnry address at Bedford recreation center _to be $25 bond on a speed charge lent omounl da1med lost year DISCHARGES - Mra. w.. IIDY we have had to date" acCommencement exercisea will aker, Shirley Peylon, Patricia !held Friday ev<Ding starling at taken up. was IIIII 72. ley Srsson and daughter, Ill» CG<-dlni 1o Robert H~ Gray, a be presented by Arline Roush, Reed , Elizabeth Reichert, Ken- S will be for the benefit of tho Early today Pomeroy police delport; Charles Wolfe, Syr• spok-" for NASA. But offi· daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack th R Ids Mar aret Ron- Pomeroy Emergency squad. arrested Loren D. Zirkle, 20, Unusual Division cuse. ciall! at the .Pleumeur Bodou, Roush Letart while the sa~ ne eyno ' g Everyone is welcome. Serving ol Mason 00 a speeding cita- COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Ohio BIRTHS- Mr. and Mrs. lleF.rance, tracting station said feS Ue8 utatorY addre:W will be deliv· ey, Herbert Ro•sh, Arline will continue as long as needed. lion. Ho posted bund and was SUpreme Court. in a split and 'bert Ohlinger, I dauibter; Mr. iiJI mlll'nlnll Telstar Z was not • ered by Beverly Staats, daughl- Roush, Ross Roush, W>llram released. unusual decision, today upheld and Mrs. Kenneth Dillon, 1 course ond thai all tranoFuneral serviCes will be held er of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley E. Roush, Rslph Russell, Robert TO PLAN PROJECI'S the constitutionality ol the 1959 daughter. 011 DIIIIIOill (or the day had been Thu~y at 2 p. m. from the Staats, Letart. Russell, Sandra Sayre, Dew- There will be a meeting of COMING THIS WEEK Ohio Fair Trade Act. ----cucelled by u. s. ollie~ at Rawlings-Costa funeral borne Members of the graduating ey Smith, Esther SMithson, the Pomeroy Athletic Boosters A committee from the Middle· The coorl upheld the law, evONE CITED lbe Bellaystem'a alation at AJr for Mra. ":f•Y Bye Weese, S. class are Nancy Abotin, Daniel William ~"Prouse ; Beverly Assn. at the olficea of Crow, port Boys League Alsociation en though a majority of i Ia The Ohio Slate Patrol reporll dovor, Maine. · Third-st. Middleport, who pas~ Artis, Judy !!all, Sharon Brown Staats, Karl Stewart, Charles Crow and Pocter Thursday at wiU be contactin& Middleport members felt the law unCOliSti- the arrest of Edgar J. PoUins, • _• • ed away ~ay at noon rn John Call, Patricia ~fer. Tennant, Charles Yonker. Clau· 7 p, m. Work projeclll on the business places this week to tutional, becauae six voles were ill ReedsviUe, cited 1o Melgt PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti - Meigs Memorial hospital at age Gay Carlwrlaht, Patricia Co~ dia Zerkle, Judy Zirkle and dressJng room facllitieo at the help finance the sunmer pro- needed in this case Lo rever10 dlu;.ty court Friday fm: IIOf . aovernmenl plft:aon- 81. llnsworth, Gordon Clark, Mich- Amy Roush. stadium will be outUned. 1fam for Middleport YOUDCSferl. the decision of I lower court. tiP •iolation. \ •In llalli were aendln& their She wa~ born March 241, 1882, ael Fields, Lowell Flowers, . home tndaf' under In f'<nlreroy, the daughter of Rooa Frey Carl Gardner Jle. Statea order al*rlbul- Walla., B. and Ada. Vining becca Goodnite, Dale G~imm. l!e "coirthlued deleriOr·· Smith. · Wilma Grinun, Danny Harbour Of the altuation" In the Twe>ly - five years of her Charles Hargraves, Pau, Res· nation. Ill~ was -sponl aa a clerk with son, Nicholas Howard, Franclr of State the ....au of Internal Revnue Hodson, Shirley Ingels, Wlillam By United Prell lnterllatiaaal President Kennedy wao In elooo ottempt to reoeh • oottlement In on promises lo end warned at San Francisco lk · Aid In Wash- In Washms:ton D. C., and New Jewell, Hobert Johnson, LoIs The demoostration at Birm- touch with the situation bot the tho orlsfa. N.,.,. leader Martin :vaeliceo. Ill 111 , lballhe repne of 1>rea- York, 1 Jones Alldrew Kanclmik, Lew Ingham, Ala., ovenhadowed all White House TuHCiay iD<iii!ated Lulber KJn& Jr. aald juot belen ID Now York, forme• evt11 · ~m shou!Ji Itt' Francois. "HOIII8 lucie her hus- King, Terry Lewis, Carolyn other racial developments in he had llll immediate plano to It>- the new rounc1 of demonotrations liar JI!Okie Robillson llllld am~lo lndidiiU Ill other clll• In a kiDd of Jlrofii'US~e ~ •. , . . ; a abifer, Mrs. Lievtng, Chloris Machlr, lJnda the l!ouUt TUeasday. tervene. TueadiiJ lbai lteiOiialnro appar- would load a demonatratloll 1181 I..,. are . . . , "",Y' pow . . IIIII up. Jessie . , , .~port; a Marshall, Barllara Mulford, ~ore than 3,11011 .)'\. . . . par· "The Preoi!eot continues to ently were making oomo prug- Birmllrghom - - "to ohow der " ~m he aa111 lie "li1111Di ·apan.'' · DieC:e Mri_. :lljlll ~on, In Constnaee Newton, EDen Old· ticlila led In the ::;r.:allona hope the oitualion can be ..Wed reu. . Martia Luther KlDI that ,.. Ia tf .m.t·1 liOiDr-• lbreat of a ~ Pe!ID'YIYanla; l!fO ereat grand· . . in ~ r~ltS hurled al by the people of Birmingham . ~ Ma ., It - . . . bohlnd blm.. Nqro leaden tho _ , _ . lii!P'd to "" r-: , 1~rewnnd .~cr-t JN PROG....,.,., · , . , J!!l(l~n and firemen who tbemselve&," sold act1n1 White "We hove fowrd the ground- WasbJDCtoo llllliOiinced plalla for millilten • ' ~ _perrdillli..aetlooi nieces. . ( i . .'... A revl'i'fl is In ~· ·•• i'ou.W lbe J!emonstrators with HOIJIO preso oecrelary Arrctre.. won fllr ooma moonla&ful !I<ID- a ailtioiiW._ pillfimage 1o 1M •..._. 011 tutloa of ·b li 'l1le '·Rev. ~ ~~ the Churtb of. Ch.-lst In Chris- watet hO&es: . Hatcher. tiallona, 1M rrothln& poolllv• bu to IIIJlllCl'l the a 8lrmiiiJirlii . lilt wUI officiate, ~- ~1111Diill~ UI!IOn, 'Peai'kt, Mldtllel!Cl'\ AliblriDI 'Gov.~~ Walla<t lba Juallce Deparlmeal'l ebltl . beoir d!lae so fir.'' Ill IIIli. ......-.. Tliey ...., · · Jt . C9un- In ~; '!Y~t lvilu , M~~Jn ~ •.. ~· ~..~- d.vli rlghla lrouhlo ........ Burb ordend llil ~ fiGla 'llaC • ,.., 11 U. 1'1•. ~ ~~· ..~ ,.,. ·ftlnftl•. boiJiti f:tr. . . 'llifuqq..~ be-' ll'.ained ...ti ~ to Blrftiln&· ~...D!erred alarolt 0011- a hO.illlo he uld, .wbite Jllr. tho pll I 9. I lJ\. ·''II& "';. al · tl:der. llaallr wJIII' ylltloJui . . . . . . • IFDII 11M r• pd .._.. i- . ! ..-·Of ¥s:_~lcan at Cheaters Got Year Old Is Road v·JCtJm '. ' ~ Near MI'III'on CompensatJOD • be F"IVe F'med' B d Taken J I Mayor' Coort Wabama Has 56 For High School Diplomas Mr W Glove ·Motber's bands with o· . OR COLOR · pretty an the-styles, tengtba and colo11 abe Hu Famout RCA VIctor N.W Vlata _T unar for that utra pulllnt power. Smartly atyled with fnhlon neecla to tak~ ber from flnllhedcne. now througb Summer In 139.95 to 239.95 . RCA VICTOR GOLDIN THIIOAT SOUND, BUll T nLIICOPIC ANTINNA. .. fine fasblon.,._ · . Other RCA Victor Portable TV Set1, 1ft Black & Wblte or Color Televlslon ~ Table ~ · . .P,' Transistor Radios and .stereo IIAKiprd ~!aye• :~~:In tbe Muslc~plllinieQ.t on, ~ See the complete line of RCA E.lb.erfelds'. I8. p·onteroy . , ·, Mr:.t~tE:bersan~~: having spent several weeks at • . Is here for a visit ~fer, Mra. J~ Km~t.JI , ~ '' • , · ..~~-·~~.............--...-.-..._..-~._.__....-·.·~;·._~- ~~~~~~~ ' Of MI"ddJeport T day ' Phone Or Stop In For "FREE" Estimates PHONE WY 2·2448 • council race showa that in tho Only thr.. preclncla of I he first ward Craig lopped the llst eight approved the 3-mill lor with 89, Fisher 113 and Stumbo, five year addlllonal levy. Rut71; aecond ward, Craig 1311, Fish- land viUage carried the proposer 107, and Stumbo 120; third ed levy 47-41, Eaot Rullalld laward, Craig 123, Fisher 89, ~ vored it Sl-7, and Dexter car· Stumbo 125; fourth ward, Cra1g ried lt_M-21. , 159, Fisher 128 and Stumbo Precincts oppoolng It were 106, a_nd the fifth ward, Craig, LangsvUle which voted in oppo96, Fisher 48 and Stumbo :ill. sltron U lo I, Weal Rutland 23In the .Northwestern L o c al 21, Salem ~37, Hamsonvrlle Scho..r drsirlct where Ute only 12 _to « and. PaseviUe, 83 aother Mergs volrng waa held, garnsl and erght in favor . ersht precmcts voted down . a The Melg~ county board of new tbree-mill school operating electiOns said 521 persona went levy, 298 to 221. The levy need· to the poll• m NorUtwestern ed a 55 per cent edge. S¢1ool district. .til NOW ON DISPLAY Arnold Brothers GIVE MOM HER OWN TV SET R. C. A. VICTOR Portable NEW 1963 MODELS Mueller Climatrol HEATING and AIR CONDITIONING UNITS 618 E. MAIN STREET 18foA sUps. .;;.:~------"'"'~""..;...--~~ About June l • Coloro: Blue, - • Be Sure To See The M5ny Other Smartly Styled Dresses In The Bu~y Ready To Wear Dept. On The Second Floor. Regular, L5rge and Half Sizes. books to the high school grad- W. Va. uates of the church. Mrs. Edgar Allensworth who The meeting cJosed with been in Alexandria, Va. :prayer by Father Tun- I, after i her daughter and family, \. hich refreshments wert! Major and Mrs. James ":;~~~~II ed by Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs. and children, has rE Richard :ret!ntan. Mrs. Leland to her home in Middleport. Sisson, Mrs. Paul Casci, Mrs. Mrs. Marie Hawkins has reBasilie Glrolam. and Miss Har- turned to her duties at the Gal· Marie Smith. ·lipolis State Institute after a Hostesses for the June vacation. will be Mr•. Thomas Hen· Mr. Wilcoxen of Co- • nessy, Mrs. T. A. Hennessy . lu~bus and his father, Fred Mrs. John Handley, Mrs. Mary Wilcoxen of Rsclne, visited Kunzelman, Mrs. Helene Brick- witt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Houdles and Miss Gans. and daughter, Freddle, the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Walton Manley Middleport spent the weekenJ in Columbus where t h e y were guests of her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. William Kitch· •• and daughters, Debbie and Denise, of Chillicothe, visited over the weekend with h e r mother, Mr•. Robert Reibel, Middleport. SM-s and Mrs. William De~ bert Welker, (the former Jane Sauer) and daughters, Linda and Debra, have returned 1o the statea after a three year stay in England. They are viaintins in Middleport with h e r mother, Mrs. Charles Sauer and other relatives. illr lather Mr. Charles Sauter Is a patient at the Breck'""'llle Hospital. Following a furlough they wUI to Oklahoma City where Wel~er will be otalloned. Della Carnahan b•• returned her Mm• in Bucyrus after • ATHENS - U. S. Supreme Court Jus"ce Willlam · 0. Doug· las said Tuesday Americans in· allyef!en!IY are raising the preatlge of communism. -~-i!' the 111$ of a lei ~ 'Qiilb •$Tiil¥erslty onlJla!j!r American 1 We Wire Flowers Everywhere ' • my youth." i • "& Dravo Starts • DACRON• t66'fr) and l35~~) voile. Middlt:port PTA calendar. rt ac~ompanied by his fiancee, was decided to give prayer M1ss Beth Layman, Charleston, Lee SmiUt, wbo l~sl year be- hinney re,igned lo be co m e era! Richard Folden for elecmayor by succession; as- Meigs counly commissioner. lion in November. himself a second term at Smith was council president. In the mayor's race, Smith the polls Tuesday when he hand- In the Republican council topped Neal in every precinct defeated lthamer "Ike" Neal race, Rubert Craig with :;98 in the first ward, 18-67; second the Middleport vutase Re- votes and Clifford Stumbo's 4110 I ward 14:Hl4, third ward 112-95, pui>lic:an primary. vote• were margin enough 1o fourth ward 142-101, and fifth Smith, a chemical engineer win over the Utird council can· ward, t42-101. Celanese oorporalion exec- dictate, C. 0. Fisher, who polled There were 1163 votea ·cast. utlve, rolled up a marglo ol 561 451. Both Crais and StumbO are Running unopposed. G e n e 396 over town merchant po- ~lative newcomers Lo political Grate, received 718 votes I or Neal. · crrcles while M~. Fisher served re-electron as Middleport viiAs winner of the GOP pri- as mayor of Middleport in the lage clerk. Another unopposed mary, Smith Is now virtually late 1940's and ear~ '50's. He candrdate, Robert E. Byer, relo retain his position as has also sought county offices. ceived 679 votes in his bid for mayor, the job he look !sst No- The two Republican primary the rteasurer post. . . when Kenneth McEI- 1winners wiU vre against Demo- A breakdown of voting rn the KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Form·\ er President Harry S. Tnllll8n \' celebrates hil 79th birthday day, feeUng "fine in spite wav. In easy-are Sloes;~ ,0. i-;. '.. ·o ver Neal COSTA MESA, Calif. - Thirteen psychiatric technicia~ were charged Tuesday w I t ~ more than 30 counta of mi.. treating mentally children at Fairview State llospit,al. One 19-year-old employe allegedly beat and blackened the eye of an infant. cotton About Middleport Artificial Table Arrangements Corsages - Gihs • • plt-ated skirt with 'strictly britokness' looks that stay that ;t, 0 .... universitias. The committee heard students from Miami University, ~ pri· vale citizens and spokesmoijl for civic lfOupa tealifY ag~ the bill. Two previous bearlnga bad heard o 1h er opponents, including Ohio State University studenbl and faculty membe)'s, ond supporters of the bill, which is sponsored by Rep. Chalmers P, Wylie, R-Frank· lin. to Palsk>v Partners . , eriaply tucked bodice, permanently 1 1! $1.00 Good Selection POTTED PLANTS . Select a gift that tells Mother bow mucb you care. 'Sbe'll be bappl· est with a beautiful blouse from our smart array of tailored and dressy styles. 1 I I COLm.IBUS _ A ~ttiDIUed stream nl nlll "m before the ~ern:. ~ 0peratlons Committee r.:'esda dlirin the final hearln on ~ til prohibit known !mml> rfjls perllllll who had taken Fffth' Amendment or who advocated over~' of the stftution from speaking at state When you remember Ifother, remember she Uke1 handsome handbogo. Ouro have tbe look of extra elegance, the outllandlnl quollty and fasb· loll tliot a 11ft ahoul4 have. Chooae uow fr9m o blc sele<tlcin. 1 - ~-.: oil>~ • IDS mith . HANDBAG Plan Dinner On May 23 For Ordination . -' ·~· f ' FOR A HAPPY J MOTHERS DAY 1 enttn \• V-~m~X~V~~~0~·~.2~0~------------~--~PO~M~~~O~Y~~~I~D~DL~E~PO~R~T~,~O~H~IO~--------~W~E~D~N~ES~D~A~Y~,~MA~Y~8~,~1~%~3~-----------~;~~~------~~ ·1·'5 toJ99 1 1 e Day" I \ • • De11o,. To The Infer., OJ The llei•..M- ..4,... To Say .•• "Happy Mothers ..----------!1 :i , ,;-Bobby J laaalo~' BLOUSES The annual Mother and Daughter banquet of the B. it. Sanborn Missionary Society of the Middleport First Baptist Church was held Monday evening at the church In the churc\1 dining room with arrangementa of spring flowers declll'Jiting the tables. Serving on the dinner com- . j ,j .... lor&,_._. ..... rr.m wert ' 1111 , II ' NOWtoumow App ,, ' tXib a miiiiN . Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn Whlte of Gallipolis visited Sunday with Miss Nettie Koehler. 1 08VId Clark son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Clark returned Lo Oliva DeHavilland and . Ro~sano Brazzi in I I ~~~~~~ Monday . after an ab'1.1GHT IN THE PIAZZA" II due Lo illness. (Metro("olor ) Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Clark - andson, Ernest Clark and Mrs. Sablna Sesselman and William Sylvester m ~~?;~!s Cook spent Sunday at "INFORMATION Nest. RECEIVED" , Mrs. Gladys Cuckler returnled home Monday, after spend· lrr,g the weekend at Oown•ng· ~My 9-10 -Tlrvr.-Frl. , Glenn Ford and :ton ,_ Wlttr her trot~er and SIS· Donald O'Connor in ler-m-law , ~- and Mrs. D. 0 · 1 "CRY FOR HAPPY" W~ley . C M I I Alk' M 1 ~t~ (Color & Cinemascope } de~ Ha e v ~ S r· 1 ' .• IN .POMEROY ·YQUR: SHOPPING MAKE . ... • DAY GIFTS \ ·CENTER fOR ·MOTHERS '. ' Mainly About People In Pomeroy ...,lliCtd missile ·~ 0., May 7 11183 . ' . Birmingham Is 'Eye' Of Racial Hurricanes wvaller Ia._lft Sufv=· B- . ..-•nd- 1!1[! !1 ~'"'"' Bradfcln! .. · IJ'_;;-'!_•~< --INIIIoaa ·'""""'' • · ' ilil·~Qcb_.veidn.. 7:~. 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