https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/15f11040b7db951403311ba934f44621.pdf 27582895d84dfb1a546a2dbdbbf57cc2 PDF Text Text 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:~. ' ~· •!ililf~1"WP' ~ ~- . *='Ill"•• ml.,.._ ._... 1\L �o-;!"'""-+ "~ ~.,. ••,.. '1::r ,.. '\,f l'f' ,.. '1:'' of ., 9'"tf . ' , ! ;{ I~ y i \1 , ~ -- . ..... 1•" I~ Y,...,. "L !( ~'v ¥ ,,,\ . . J Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 8, 1963-S ... -__,......- ~ .,_DaU,. S~ntlnel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., M1y 8, 1963 "Mo:te It's Fatal-! Hope!" 3 "ROOMS New Furniture '299 • $30.1111 Holen BoHol ~!!..., - ..._ C..onlllll ' • ... r- MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. I uoyd wlllllml. Mra. Cartwrl&ht, Mr. and Mra. man Carlwrisht, Mrs. Wendell Gerlach. Mrs. Eetl Robinloo. Mts. Earl Clark, Mrs. L. C. Roush, Marjlrie Ollver and Mrs. John RoUsh, Mrs. Harold H) seD, Mra. Daniel Klllings,.orth. Mra. Bill Stewart, Mn. T e·d RUey, Mr!l. Dana Lewl• end Gres, Mrs· Will Rickard, Mrs. Harry Jolullon, Mrs. Chester Oliver, Mrs. Ray Plcke.., Mrs Lester Jollllloll, Mro. John Cur~ PI I... Woven Fabrics & Acetate c...,. or Ballot. SWPWEAR DUSTERS Gowns, P•lamlt Pliue cotton capes and printed batiste fabrics. Baby Doll pajamu, waltz & regular length gowns. Easy care faJ>. A beautiful duller .. IUI'e to pleue the Mom on your list. Make your selection from ·nne oot- tun• ot acetate1 in new patterns and color1. rlea. Troop Buildup Continues As OASToMeet By HENRY RAYMONT Seomlfto DuPont SANTO DOMINGO, Fine, sheer "~qulsite" seamless nylolia iq the best spring shades. Every pair first quality. 2 pair pack. Sunday, May 12th Ia an Important day for the Mother on your list- It fa a day wh.n she knows by your acts of kindntss and tpeclal consideration that all of her efforts •• •ppr• ciat.td. Show your appreciation to Mom on Mothers Day by tlvlng a gift aiDng with your compllmenfl. single blankets in a choice of seven de- liptful plaln colors. Wide acetate bind· ing. Mom would like one of these. A GIFT FOR MOM-NEW LADIES' RAYON TRICOT . SPRING HANDBAGS PANTIES ..,.,_ A fine selection of new Spring band bags are bere for Mothers Day giving. They come in a big va~ riety ol materlala and coklrs. Fine guage rayon tricot panties in white and assorted pastel colors. Sizea 5-6-7. $1.99 and $2.99 SPRING & SUMMER STYLE BLOUSES Fine new easy eare wash· able cotton blouses in styles for .s pring and swnmer. Buy a fine Blouse for Our Uud Car Lot Ia Loadecll Oftr 38 Can On A Lot With A Capacity of Only 20 C;n. If You Don't Have A Tr...ln. Co""' In Wo Will Sell You Any C;r On Clilr' Lot AI A Whol• 11le Prlco. We Hne To Roduco Our Stock Of Uud Con. Mom. SPRING MAID COTTON . WHOLESALE PRICES MUSLIN SHEETS PREVAIL WITH NO TRADE-INS However, We Will A t Trlde-int. ,CHEVROI.ETS 1tll CHIYIOLIT 4 dr 1957 POlO 2 .. doll. Clo~n. 1955 POID Yl 2 Daor ....... :• cyl. ltotlon Wo"" 1'17 CHIYIOLIT 4 dr .. hlonYL .... 14•...... .................. 1NO FALCON 2 Dr. Won. IHutlful dlum lllue, lllndlnl trono. I&H. he It --· 1956 FOlD VI 2 Dr, Auto. Hutor, - . tum blua. Loolu nl11 lnoldi ond out. c- 1955 POIID VI 4 Dr. Auto, I&H•.1Lolt ef 1111111 l.tl lfi thlo ur '"' 19h POID VI 4 Dr, Cheap tronsportotlon 1951 CHIYIOLIT 2 •• " uo 1t Everv J inu: Si-lEO A TEAR FOR OKRA, T).j E. SABY SITTER--· . lF 11-IE MO\'IE. ON "TVISADUOOR ONE 9<E:S SEEN · BEFORE .. . 1-l ER EMPlOYERS DOI{r (;JET I-lOM E UNTIL II'S OVEJ< .. .. ..,_,.._,_ ... ... "· ......... .nna.lconomlcol tnnapartltlon .. _.. ltsS PLYMOUTH$ 1"' PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. llo'ol nice. VI. !HI I'L YMOUTH 4 ~·· ..... Ill. lt57 PLYMOUTH 4 41r. CHIYaOLIT Ita, WII,NIIIondciNn. heft. SNDIIAKIRJ IUICKS PONTIACS OLDSMOIILIS T-~luo.YL MERCURYS lt56 I'L YMOUTII 4 41r, lluo '"" wllllll. 1fl5 PLYMOUTH t dr, .PNch eoler, VI. 99 TO _$498 1 JefpStt.WIIOII WoHIIft'lnll SHOE -A ' Give Mom a set of ,these tail gtuo tumblers for serving bevert ages .111 summer long. Fancy decorated designs. Set_of 12. New aprtog aud oummer styles. by Williams. Dressy flats priced at 2.49 & 3.99 New casual styles and dresa pump' at 4.98. Beautiful sboes at budllet Beautllul sllpo for Motbera Day giving. Fine lace trimmed otyleo in eltber full Iii!* or balf allj)t. Shadow p1111els, replar size&. SHADOW PANEL prices ... Nylon Slips FMOUS CANtlON QUALITY PAR-T-PAK DECORATED TUMBLERS FULL OR HALF NYLON HOSIERY Famous CanDlJD quality nylons. Sheer 51-15 gauge self seam hose 19c pr. Seamless mesh or sheers at 99c. at Popular obsdea. 12 FOR ancl99c pr. ·, I example, Monaco baa • rating of 110tary wartime military travel is so points in the leobionabie cate- j considered bad lorm. gory and Samarkand il worth 50 Wb<n the other players di1100vpoints lor remo~ness. ered what J was doing , I wao · · ejected lrom the game for unoportomanlike conduct. · fS. rD130, '!'be winoer by a wide miJ'8iD wa• Myron Gl...r, a far Oung travel writer lor the Waobington DIUy Newo. However, it was a tainted victory. COIIIIclered Profeaolonal 0 Ue His occupatBon gives him pro· status and amateur place PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Stel- droppers ordinarily do not comIa Jane German, 74, or Etghth pete against the pros except in . died Tuesday . open tournaments. m Pleasant Valley Hospital. Glaser look a commanding lead been in failing health M Ge WHOLESA~E ' PRICES . S..ThemAt ••• METROPOLITAN~ MOTORS . I • Age 74, DIeS 0 T sd ay . Salanbty, lfaJ 4, IIIJ'' ',"· HOGS - 175 to %Ill U.29'' 'Iii' J4.00; Heavies lUll . to '1!.'1'!; Lijhts 12.50 to 15.00; Fat :!QWs 9.50 to 11.70; Boars UO !O'~t ~' 90; ' Pigs 8.1101 o 11.00. · ·•: ,., CATrLE - Reiten 15.00 · ~ 90; Pigs 6.00 to 11.00. · ' ' Canners 11.00 to 14.75; 1111Hs' 16.50 to 19.25; Stock Sll!erw 'Is!• 00 ot 26.00; Stoclr Heifen · t&:ot to 22.00; Stock Steer Calv~~ 00 to 26.00; Stock Heifers -i!1J· 21.00 to 24Ji0, ;I VEAL t'MiVES - Tops ' :f!.OI Seconds 27:'/0; Medium 23.20 to 27.60; Common & lle•vles to 28 .00. · .' . D years. ·' WOMEN'S A lilelong Mason County '•' she was born March 2, day but called on the the daughter of the late ol American Slates <OASI to Lewis and Sarah Margaret the dispute between the two CaribShields. Mrs. German bean neighbors. _ was a member of the Church WHITE & BIEGE DRESS SHOES Haitian President Francois Christ in Christian Union valier Monday demanded an im- Pt. Pleasant. ' mediate session of the United Na- Surviving are one son, Guy Uons SecurJty Council to German, Pt. Pleasant; one sischarges of "planned aggression" ter, Mrs. Blanche Shaw, Meby the Dominican Republic. Keesbport, Pa , five grandchiiTbe Security Council delerred dren and six great grandchild· action ol iiB own pendln~ the outcome of OAS peace-keeping metlll- 1 Funeral service will be Thurs-ures. % p. m. at the Church or A ConeWatory Move I rh.~lot in Christian Union with In a conciliatory move, Haitian the Rev. Charles Rogers offici· ForeigD Minister Rene Chalmen: a tin g. Burial will be in the Jarpromised in Port Au Prince to re- dan cemetery at Gallpolis Fer· lease aD political relug... in aoy- ry. Friends may call at the resfum in loreigo embassies in tbo idence on Eighth Street. Haitian capital "litUe by litUe." UPI correspondent Martin P. FAIL IVRI'ITEN ~ Houseman reported lrom Port Au PT. PLEASANT - A Prince that Duvalier was keeping of 85 writtn and operators' exhis troops <Oncentrated In the cap- amlnaiions were given Toesita! instead at senditig them to the local State Police the border areas opposite larger with 30 passing and better-equipped · Dominican the written examination, which units. was used lor the first time. El· Bosch ordered Dew tank-sup. persons failed the written ported Infantry units, and an anti-guenilla battaliOJJ to the frontier area Monday following separate conferences with his mllitary chiefs and cabinet. "We are moving addltiollalforces to have complete control or the frontier for any eventualllty," he told VPI. Awalt Hemtopberlc Conoltleralloa But the Dominican government Indicated to OAS officials that 11 would await hemispheric consideratio~ of tile dispute before launching an attsck, according to diplomatic sotJI"ffil. Bosch sent a cable to Goozalo Facio, OAS council chainnan, ~onday pledging to use only If the aggression against our embassy in Haiti persists." Replying _to Facio's plea for the test. Thirty - two persona pass- J88 AtAll Ono Low Price pr While Linens Dyed F...., To Match Any Costume Slzee4tot ,, WOMEN'S Whito & Biege FLATS Values To 2 88 $4.99 pr Size 4 to 9 ed the driving exam with six failing. One person lailed on equipment. Drivers e][amina- WOMEN'S lions are given by the local detachment each firs! and third Tuesdays ol the month. SEVERAL ARRESTED PT. PLEASANT - Ar~reslled [ this week by local law enforcement orncers were · Jr., :Ill, Pt intoxication; Herberi nay Donald, 36, Dayton, Ohio, drunk and resisting arrest; Dale L, Church, 19, Route 2, Bend, Ore- Black Canvas SLIPONS f Sixo 5 to9 111P, N &Mwidths Rog. $2.99 pr. Cushion lnsolo gon, U. S. Army, intoxication: Roger E. Greenlee, 19, Pt. Pleasant, lntllxication, a nd Clyde Anthony Moore, 20, Mas· on, driving while int" "" ""ated $199 FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MO~ Dainty oew styled blnklea for that Dille Inexpensive remembennce on Mothoro f>aJ, Many lo cboooe v· • ., !tom. 10c to 25c PROBE ACCIDENT PT. PLEASANT - City polIce Investigated a car - motorcycle occident Tuesday oo the Silver Bridge resulting in t5tJ0 property damage. The mishap occurred when a molorcule driby Eli Siders, 34, Middleport, Obin, hit a sllppery spot the bridge csusing the motorq·le to sllde Into an east car drlven by Jerry Lee S3, Rlftle, W. Va. No were filed by the in· officers. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE NO. SECOND MIDDLEPORT , e HAllMARK CARDS Russell Stover • Can.dy Gift w •• _. Muquet Dfl Bois AliK TO WED PT. PLEASANT- Three couples have made application for marriage licenses In the Of the Cowtty Clerk: Charles Richard Hoppes, 39, Columbus, Ohio, and Adelaide Pearl Raver, 42, Mason Route 1, Ray Sayre, 18, Cottageville, and Ora Click Weigand, 58, Leon; Denver Dehn Blake, 28, Clllton, and Marlaret Ann WiJ. • Cologne ~oty Evorjtiung In Cosmetics S.. ()ur Complete Selection IIams, :Ill, Cllffton. We HIIYII Them All !We And They Are o.llll At , ,....,..... bell ~.o~ • • • .poilll boiiiii!M *'P' • I pl...r ~rubmft ~:h:;e~di~·~·-~landr~n~o~ope~ra~to~r~··~u~ce~ns~•~·...J!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;~~~~' · 1955 CHIYIOLIT 4 "'· ' cyl. 1att. shl. :.:;~ :,:-.,•. He IIIII ~ jfOI'IIIII,... lor two countr1es pute to the tohemisphere Bosch asked the OAS to the lives of Dominicans, eignen and Haitians from "Mr. Duvalier's Haftlaa tyranny." Flats-Casuals- Heels ...utlful nol flnloh. ltd. tnno. ~t'o nice. INO IAMILII Amorlcon 2 Dr.......... Trano. 1959 IAMILII C:loaolo 4 Dr, lupot. Push ........ tlrlvo. I&H. lh••·tt. 1961' ltAMILII Convertible. lo4 ond while, ........... Irons. IHI clftn '"" nfco. Cillo 1-1 - · loo • -·· NEW SPRING STYLES FOR MOM 1911 CHIVIOLIT Yl RAMBLERS J.•ll: $1.74 1955 CHIYIOLIY 2 dr droppill Old 1111 print.,..,_,..* forces along the Haitian border 72xDO size "Hi Loft" • ....... ,..., .. who;. 011w f11eJ!ti........, .... By DICK WEST Jn c.tel1114150 Ll' 1 a Uolt.d Prttt lltiHNIIlolull Some places. ,..., ao Hylllllll ~they 1!84•i!OVer bllllrd IlL WASHINGTON IUPI > - Place- Pori when the Keomedya IN a . Attar the in41dt, 1 . . - Gloo.,. dropping il a gay little sport, the borne. are cluoed aa remotely i If ourh 1 ~ ldllallyr ::~ rules of which ere very olmilar to' llllldoaablo and .,. o<Ored In bado!or ~ he IIIII _, b tho,. ol name-<lropping. categories. . j "Yea, Vlf1U. 111ore '"""''9!J '!'be main dillerence Is that to A player nwst, at couroe, be 1 Old Rag MoUni.b!," pace-dropping the playen wto able "'drop the place into a COD·[ "Some diy I'D tan .f9U points for where they bavt been, · ver.oatioD ill oeder for the tcOn>1 OUr aPedJtloo lo rather tha nfor who they have to counl I pt UDder way wltblll :t been with. J During my recoot lrlp to ve- l !rom the 11me 1 ......_ 11 is possible to p~-drop and zuela no polotll, 1 traveled with current A~=~..v.:J::!~ name-drop at the 111110 Lime, but • group ol highly uUied and ded- jlilt. Evereo!IMJ this tend! to get complicated and icated play..,., aU of whom ......,, IOftlewhal, but wo are IIIII should only be atl<tmpted ~Y the more lar flung thaD L for the glory. more advanced player•. I foond myoelt badly ouklassed _ : . _ _ _ _ '·.r. "'· 1 Place-dropping points are: and, in desperatioll, begso to drop l PT. PLEAliANT '"' 11 " awarded iD two categories-the places 1 had been as a soldier in UVESTOCK SALES cd! tr.· ·~~ fashionable and the remote. For World War II. Resorting to invol-1 PT. PLEASANT, W. Vi;" 1 built up Dominican BLANKETS s· ' Newest lnternati·onal Set <UPB-President NYLONS FORDS u ~~~- and Bonuie WIUIUOiey, Mt:s. Roush, Dr. and Mr• . .lames Donavan, employ"':" of _cro., . H~use ·Bonn•e D1ven, Katie Ol1ver, Mro. Grace C.rt· Mr. and Mrs George Mrs. Bill Pasons, Mrs. Ray Mra. EHrJ D•rst, Mrs. Jlm Bennitt, Ml•• Nma Miss Harreb M >r I e Mr. and Mr!l. Ralph • Mr lnd Mrs. C. II. Be~gdoU, Evelyn Lockett, jor~e • Rt~kard, Helen Barker • Helen Willi~ms. Ann Pby!Us G ll_k e y, :::.•· ~ Ftelds, ~a . a R thrs. ~ld cElhlnnO) · Mr1· U Arno 8lld Mrs. John Fry, and JUdy, Webster, Chari~ Hoffman, and Mr<!. Lorrame S)!!rrett, Mrs . =Crow, Jr., Mra.. wrtghl, Mrs. Mina Mrs. Helen Stewart, . Rus~eiiS, m!Mrs. Glen Carlwnght, le th, Mrs. Joo aon, Mrs. Garfte~ Nicholson and Mrs. Elden Skmner. Mar DAY- 72x90 "HI LOFT" . FINE SINGLE ' • r.m:~e. M1ll !feme ·1-m..,·. u. Roulb. EIJ(jle c.twrlgb1 Th ~ Mrs. Bergdott Miss !.ena f'Ult, Mra. Jaek Fo1. and Mra. Pe.lrl l'llchoe . glrter 1ue Is Honoree At · ~:sv!::.~k. ~~~; ; ...~t!~Mn~~~··u~~: Place Dropping Popular In Mra. MlrahaU Dunce•, .M r s. man, Mra. George Barril ~Y Bridal Shower CLIFI.'ON- Mn. wayue Bergdoll "(Janice Nicholson) w 1 1 · honored recen~y at the home of ber mother, Mrs. Pearl Nicb. olsbll, Jn Clifton with a bridal ohower. · Hootell08 were Mrs. Robort Hayea and Ml!s Ruth Ann Love, both ·of New Haven, Gamu "ere played and prlz. es awarded. Mrs. BergdoU recelved many gifts. A salad COUl'Se wu erved to Mra. George Jnglea, Mi<s Hal gNL'I" By . For Mother On Mer Day. · Pleuut Vllley Beopltal ADMIIIED: Mn. Golfrey Moore, -Pl. Pleuinl; Mrs. Robert MeDalllel, ft. Pleasont; Howard Rayburn, Letart, ' DISCHARGED: Mrs. R o 1 Fooee and son, IA!Iaj'l; GrP. vi!Je Wilcoxen, li'ratter 111m; GeGrp Rqrrer, llelldler-11 Mrs. ~ Shaw ind 100, ~lelltnl, Of Gifts N. 2nd Ave. �o-;!"'""-+ "~ ~.,. ••,.. '1::r ,.. '\,f l'f' ,.. '1:'' of ., 9'"tf . ' , ! ;{ I~ y i \1 , ~ -- . ..... 1•" I~ Y,...,. "L !( ~'v ¥ ,,,\ . . J Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 8, 1963-S ... -__,......- ~ .,_DaU,. S~ntlnel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., M1y 8, 1963 "Mo:te It's Fatal-! Hope!" 3 "ROOMS New Furniture '299 • $30.1111 Holen BoHol ~!!..., - ..._ C..onlllll ' • ... r- MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. I uoyd wlllllml. Mra. Cartwrl&ht, Mr. and Mra. man Carlwrisht, Mrs. Wendell Gerlach. Mrs. Eetl Robinloo. Mts. Earl Clark, Mrs. L. C. Roush, Marjlrie Ollver and Mrs. John RoUsh, Mrs. Harold H) seD, Mra. Daniel Klllings,.orth. Mra. Bill Stewart, Mn. T e·d RUey, Mr!l. Dana Lewl• end Gres, Mrs· Will Rickard, Mrs. Harry Jolullon, Mrs. Chester Oliver, Mrs. Ray Plcke.., Mrs Lester Jollllloll, Mro. John Cur~ PI I... Woven Fabrics & Acetate c...,. or Ballot. SWPWEAR DUSTERS Gowns, P•lamlt Pliue cotton capes and printed batiste fabrics. Baby Doll pajamu, waltz & regular length gowns. Easy care faJ>. A beautiful duller .. IUI'e to pleue the Mom on your list. Make your selection from ·nne oot- tun• ot acetate1 in new patterns and color1. rlea. Troop Buildup Continues As OASToMeet By HENRY RAYMONT Seomlfto DuPont SANTO DOMINGO, Fine, sheer "~qulsite" seamless nylolia iq the best spring shades. Every pair first quality. 2 pair pack. Sunday, May 12th Ia an Important day for the Mother on your list- It fa a day wh.n she knows by your acts of kindntss and tpeclal consideration that all of her efforts •• •ppr• ciat.td. Show your appreciation to Mom on Mothers Day by tlvlng a gift aiDng with your compllmenfl. single blankets in a choice of seven de- liptful plaln colors. Wide acetate bind· ing. Mom would like one of these. A GIFT FOR MOM-NEW LADIES' RAYON TRICOT . SPRING HANDBAGS PANTIES ..,.,_ A fine selection of new Spring band bags are bere for Mothers Day giving. They come in a big va~ riety ol materlala and coklrs. Fine guage rayon tricot panties in white and assorted pastel colors. Sizea 5-6-7. $1.99 and $2.99 SPRING & SUMMER STYLE BLOUSES Fine new easy eare wash· able cotton blouses in styles for .s pring and swnmer. Buy a fine Blouse for Our Uud Car Lot Ia Loadecll Oftr 38 Can On A Lot With A Capacity of Only 20 C;n. If You Don't Have A Tr...ln. Co""' In Wo Will Sell You Any C;r On Clilr' Lot AI A Whol• 11le Prlco. We Hne To Roduco Our Stock Of Uud Con. Mom. SPRING MAID COTTON . WHOLESALE PRICES MUSLIN SHEETS PREVAIL WITH NO TRADE-INS However, We Will A t Trlde-int. ,CHEVROI.ETS 1tll CHIYIOLIT 4 dr 1957 POlO 2 .. doll. Clo~n. 1955 POID Yl 2 Daor ....... :• cyl. ltotlon Wo"" 1'17 CHIYIOLIT 4 dr .. hlonYL .... 14•...... .................. 1NO FALCON 2 Dr. Won. IHutlful dlum lllue, lllndlnl trono. I&H. he It --· 1956 FOlD VI 2 Dr, Auto. Hutor, - . tum blua. Loolu nl11 lnoldi ond out. c- 1955 POIID VI 4 Dr. Auto, I&H•.1Lolt ef 1111111 l.tl lfi thlo ur '"' 19h POID VI 4 Dr, Cheap tronsportotlon 1951 CHIYIOLIT 2 •• " uo 1t Everv J inu: Si-lEO A TEAR FOR OKRA, T).j E. SABY SITTER--· . lF 11-IE MO\'IE. ON "TVISADUOOR ONE 9<E:S SEEN · BEFORE .. . 1-l ER EMPlOYERS DOI{r (;JET I-lOM E UNTIL II'S OVEJ< .. .. ..,_,.._,_ ... ... "· ......... .nna.lconomlcol tnnapartltlon .. _.. ltsS PLYMOUTH$ 1"' PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. llo'ol nice. VI. !HI I'L YMOUTH 4 ~·· ..... Ill. lt57 PLYMOUTH 4 41r. CHIYaOLIT Ita, WII,NIIIondciNn. heft. SNDIIAKIRJ IUICKS PONTIACS OLDSMOIILIS T-~luo.YL MERCURYS lt56 I'L YMOUTII 4 41r, lluo '"" wllllll. 1fl5 PLYMOUTH t dr, .PNch eoler, VI. 99 TO _$498 1 JefpStt.WIIOII WoHIIft'lnll SHOE -A ' Give Mom a set of ,these tail gtuo tumblers for serving bevert ages .111 summer long. Fancy decorated designs. Set_of 12. New aprtog aud oummer styles. by Williams. Dressy flats priced at 2.49 & 3.99 New casual styles and dresa pump' at 4.98. Beautiful sboes at budllet Beautllul sllpo for Motbera Day giving. Fine lace trimmed otyleo in eltber full Iii!* or balf allj)t. Shadow p1111els, replar size&. SHADOW PANEL prices ... Nylon Slips FMOUS CANtlON QUALITY PAR-T-PAK DECORATED TUMBLERS FULL OR HALF NYLON HOSIERY Famous CanDlJD quality nylons. Sheer 51-15 gauge self seam hose 19c pr. Seamless mesh or sheers at 99c. at Popular obsdea. 12 FOR ancl99c pr. ·, I example, Monaco baa • rating of 110tary wartime military travel is so points in the leobionabie cate- j considered bad lorm. gory and Samarkand il worth 50 Wb<n the other players di1100vpoints lor remo~ness. ered what J was doing , I wao · · ejected lrom the game for unoportomanlike conduct. · fS. rD130, '!'be winoer by a wide miJ'8iD wa• Myron Gl...r, a far Oung travel writer lor the Waobington DIUy Newo. However, it was a tainted victory. COIIIIclered Profeaolonal 0 Ue His occupatBon gives him pro· status and amateur place PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Stel- droppers ordinarily do not comIa Jane German, 74, or Etghth pete against the pros except in . died Tuesday . open tournaments. m Pleasant Valley Hospital. Glaser look a commanding lead been in failing health M Ge WHOLESA~E ' PRICES . S..ThemAt ••• METROPOLITAN~ MOTORS . I • Age 74, DIeS 0 T sd ay . Salanbty, lfaJ 4, IIIJ'' ',"· HOGS - 175 to %Ill U.29'' 'Iii' J4.00; Heavies lUll . to '1!.'1'!; Lijhts 12.50 to 15.00; Fat :!QWs 9.50 to 11.70; Boars UO !O'~t ~' 90; ' Pigs 8.1101 o 11.00. · ·•: ,., CATrLE - Reiten 15.00 · ~ 90; Pigs 6.00 to 11.00. · ' ' Canners 11.00 to 14.75; 1111Hs' 16.50 to 19.25; Stock Sll!erw 'Is!• 00 ot 26.00; Stoclr Heifen · t&:ot to 22.00; Stock Steer Calv~~ 00 to 26.00; Stock Heifers -i!1J· 21.00 to 24Ji0, ;I VEAL t'MiVES - Tops ' :f!.OI Seconds 27:'/0; Medium 23.20 to 27.60; Common & lle•vles to 28 .00. · .' . D years. ·' WOMEN'S A lilelong Mason County '•' she was born March 2, day but called on the the daughter of the late ol American Slates <OASI to Lewis and Sarah Margaret the dispute between the two CaribShields. Mrs. German bean neighbors. _ was a member of the Church WHITE & BIEGE DRESS SHOES Haitian President Francois Christ in Christian Union valier Monday demanded an im- Pt. Pleasant. ' mediate session of the United Na- Surviving are one son, Guy Uons SecurJty Council to German, Pt. Pleasant; one sischarges of "planned aggression" ter, Mrs. Blanche Shaw, Meby the Dominican Republic. Keesbport, Pa , five grandchiiTbe Security Council delerred dren and six great grandchild· action ol iiB own pendln~ the outcome of OAS peace-keeping metlll- 1 Funeral service will be Thurs-ures. % p. m. at the Church or A ConeWatory Move I rh.~lot in Christian Union with In a conciliatory move, Haitian the Rev. Charles Rogers offici· ForeigD Minister Rene Chalmen: a tin g. Burial will be in the Jarpromised in Port Au Prince to re- dan cemetery at Gallpolis Fer· lease aD political relug... in aoy- ry. Friends may call at the resfum in loreigo embassies in tbo idence on Eighth Street. Haitian capital "litUe by litUe." UPI correspondent Martin P. FAIL IVRI'ITEN ~ Houseman reported lrom Port Au PT. PLEASANT - A Prince that Duvalier was keeping of 85 writtn and operators' exhis troops <Oncentrated In the cap- amlnaiions were given Toesita! instead at senditig them to the local State Police the border areas opposite larger with 30 passing and better-equipped · Dominican the written examination, which units. was used lor the first time. El· Bosch ordered Dew tank-sup. persons failed the written ported Infantry units, and an anti-guenilla battaliOJJ to the frontier area Monday following separate conferences with his mllitary chiefs and cabinet. "We are moving addltiollalforces to have complete control or the frontier for any eventualllty," he told VPI. Awalt Hemtopberlc Conoltleralloa But the Dominican government Indicated to OAS officials that 11 would await hemispheric consideratio~ of tile dispute before launching an attsck, according to diplomatic sotJI"ffil. Bosch sent a cable to Goozalo Facio, OAS council chainnan, ~onday pledging to use only If the aggression against our embassy in Haiti persists." Replying _to Facio's plea for the test. Thirty - two persona pass- J88 AtAll Ono Low Price pr While Linens Dyed F...., To Match Any Costume Slzee4tot ,, WOMEN'S Whito & Biege FLATS Values To 2 88 $4.99 pr Size 4 to 9 ed the driving exam with six failing. One person lailed on equipment. Drivers e][amina- WOMEN'S lions are given by the local detachment each firs! and third Tuesdays ol the month. SEVERAL ARRESTED PT. PLEASANT - Ar~reslled [ this week by local law enforcement orncers were · Jr., :Ill, Pt intoxication; Herberi nay Donald, 36, Dayton, Ohio, drunk and resisting arrest; Dale L, Church, 19, Route 2, Bend, Ore- Black Canvas SLIPONS f Sixo 5 to9 111P, N &Mwidths Rog. $2.99 pr. Cushion lnsolo gon, U. S. Army, intoxication: Roger E. Greenlee, 19, Pt. Pleasant, lntllxication, a nd Clyde Anthony Moore, 20, Mas· on, driving while int" "" ""ated $199 FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS FOR MO~ Dainty oew styled blnklea for that Dille Inexpensive remembennce on Mothoro f>aJ, Many lo cboooe v· • ., !tom. 10c to 25c PROBE ACCIDENT PT. PLEASANT - City polIce Investigated a car - motorcycle occident Tuesday oo the Silver Bridge resulting in t5tJ0 property damage. The mishap occurred when a molorcule driby Eli Siders, 34, Middleport, Obin, hit a sllppery spot the bridge csusing the motorq·le to sllde Into an east car drlven by Jerry Lee S3, Rlftle, W. Va. No were filed by the in· officers. ROUSH'S SHOE STORE NO. SECOND MIDDLEPORT , e HAllMARK CARDS Russell Stover • Can.dy Gift w •• _. Muquet Dfl Bois AliK TO WED PT. PLEASANT- Three couples have made application for marriage licenses In the Of the Cowtty Clerk: Charles Richard Hoppes, 39, Columbus, Ohio, and Adelaide Pearl Raver, 42, Mason Route 1, Ray Sayre, 18, Cottageville, and Ora Click Weigand, 58, Leon; Denver Dehn Blake, 28, Clllton, and Marlaret Ann WiJ. • Cologne ~oty Evorjtiung In Cosmetics S.. ()ur Complete Selection IIams, :Ill, Cllffton. We HIIYII Them All !We And They Are o.llll At , ,....,..... bell ~.o~ • • • .poilll boiiiii!M *'P' • I pl...r ~rubmft ~:h:;e~di~·~·-~landr~n~o~ope~ra~to~r~··~u~ce~ns~•~·...J!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;~~~~' · 1955 CHIYIOLIT 4 "'· ' cyl. 1att. shl. :.:;~ :,:-.,•. He IIIII ~ jfOI'IIIII,... lor two countr1es pute to the tohemisphere Bosch asked the OAS to the lives of Dominicans, eignen and Haitians from "Mr. Duvalier's Haftlaa tyranny." Flats-Casuals- Heels ...utlful nol flnloh. ltd. tnno. ~t'o nice. INO IAMILII Amorlcon 2 Dr.......... Trano. 1959 IAMILII C:loaolo 4 Dr, lupot. Push ........ tlrlvo. I&H. lh••·tt. 1961' ltAMILII Convertible. lo4 ond while, ........... Irons. IHI clftn '"" nfco. Cillo 1-1 - · loo • -·· NEW SPRING STYLES FOR MOM 1911 CHIVIOLIT Yl RAMBLERS J.•ll: $1.74 1955 CHIYIOLIY 2 dr droppill Old 1111 print.,..,_,..* forces along the Haitian border 72xDO size "Hi Loft" • ....... ,..., .. who;. 011w f11eJ!ti........, .... By DICK WEST Jn c.tel1114150 Ll' 1 a Uolt.d Prttt lltiHNIIlolull Some places. ,..., ao Hylllllll ~they 1!84•i!OVer bllllrd IlL WASHINGTON IUPI > - Place- Pori when the Keomedya IN a . Attar the in41dt, 1 . . - Gloo.,. dropping il a gay little sport, the borne. are cluoed aa remotely i If ourh 1 ~ ldllallyr ::~ rules of which ere very olmilar to' llllldoaablo and .,. o<Ored In bado!or ~ he IIIII _, b tho,. ol name-<lropping. categories. . j "Yea, Vlf1U. 111ore '"""''9!J '!'be main dillerence Is that to A player nwst, at couroe, be 1 Old Rag MoUni.b!," pace-dropping the playen wto able "'drop the place into a COD·[ "Some diy I'D tan .f9U points for where they bavt been, · ver.oatioD ill oeder for the tcOn>1 OUr aPedJtloo lo rather tha nfor who they have to counl I pt UDder way wltblll :t been with. J During my recoot lrlp to ve- l !rom the 11me 1 ......_ 11 is possible to p~-drop and zuela no polotll, 1 traveled with current A~=~..v.:J::!~ name-drop at the 111110 Lime, but • group ol highly uUied and ded- jlilt. Evereo!IMJ this tend! to get complicated and icated play..,., aU of whom ......,, IOftlewhal, but wo are IIIII should only be atl<tmpted ~Y the more lar flung thaD L for the glory. more advanced player•. I foond myoelt badly ouklassed _ : . _ _ _ _ '·.r. "'· 1 Place-dropping points are: and, in desperatioll, begso to drop l PT. PLEAliANT '"' 11 " awarded iD two categories-the places 1 had been as a soldier in UVESTOCK SALES cd! tr.· ·~~ fashionable and the remote. For World War II. Resorting to invol-1 PT. PLEASANT, W. Vi;" 1 built up Dominican BLANKETS s· ' Newest lnternati·onal Set <UPB-President NYLONS FORDS u ~~~- and Bonuie WIUIUOiey, Mt:s. Roush, Dr. and Mr• . .lames Donavan, employ"':" of _cro., . H~use ·Bonn•e D1ven, Katie Ol1ver, Mro. Grace C.rt· Mr. and Mrs George Mrs. Bill Pasons, Mrs. Ray Mra. EHrJ D•rst, Mrs. Jlm Bennitt, Ml•• Nma Miss Harreb M >r I e Mr. and Mr!l. Ralph • Mr lnd Mrs. C. II. Be~gdoU, Evelyn Lockett, jor~e • Rt~kard, Helen Barker • Helen Willi~ms. Ann Pby!Us G ll_k e y, :::.•· ~ Ftelds, ~a . a R thrs. ~ld cElhlnnO) · Mr1· U Arno 8lld Mrs. John Fry, and JUdy, Webster, Chari~ Hoffman, and Mr<!. Lorrame S)!!rrett, Mrs . =Crow, Jr., Mra.. wrtghl, Mrs. Mina Mrs. Helen Stewart, . Rus~eiiS, m!Mrs. Glen Carlwnght, le th, Mrs. Joo aon, Mrs. Garfte~ Nicholson and Mrs. Elden Skmner. Mar DAY- 72x90 "HI LOFT" . FINE SINGLE ' • r.m:~e. M1ll !feme ·1-m..,·. u. Roulb. EIJ(jle c.twrlgb1 Th ~ Mrs. Bergdott Miss !.ena f'Ult, Mra. Jaek Fo1. and Mra. Pe.lrl l'llchoe . glrter 1ue Is Honoree At · ~:sv!::.~k. ~~~; ; ...~t!~Mn~~~··u~~: Place Dropping Popular In Mra. MlrahaU Dunce•, .M r s. man, Mra. George Barril ~Y Bridal Shower CLIFI.'ON- Mn. wayue Bergdoll "(Janice Nicholson) w 1 1 · honored recen~y at the home of ber mother, Mrs. Pearl Nicb. olsbll, Jn Clifton with a bridal ohower. · Hootell08 were Mrs. Robort Hayea and Ml!s Ruth Ann Love, both ·of New Haven, Gamu "ere played and prlz. es awarded. Mrs. BergdoU recelved many gifts. A salad COUl'Se wu erved to Mra. George Jnglea, Mi<s Hal gNL'I" By . For Mother On Mer Day. · Pleuut Vllley Beopltal ADMIIIED: Mn. Golfrey Moore, -Pl. Pleuinl; Mrs. Robert MeDalllel, ft. Pleasont; Howard Rayburn, Letart, ' DISCHARGED: Mrs. R o 1 Fooee and son, IA!Iaj'l; GrP. vi!Je Wilcoxen, li'ratter 111m; GeGrp Rqrrer, llelldler-11 Mrs. ~ Shaw ind 100, ~lelltnl, Of Gifts N. 2nd Ave. �:..". ~.fr •<::·~~ I ,, '1 ~ --Panthers Win . . . ~meroy•r d.elendlng ·South•••tern Ohlo League baseball :bamp~D<'"' 1!1!wed up another .hot at the ,bUe Tuesday aft· !J'IHIOD by do,;.,lng visiting Gal· ~polls ~ . ., lt !lliies the, fourth conseculive year that, the Paolhers ~ave. coPPed lb~ league's SoUth· . lrn division . til!t. In the past three seasons P01ner0y llaJ tak" tile SEO ,crs>WD twice, In 1980 anoUast Y.ear. . The Gallians jumped Into· a t.4 lead as they batted around io. the second iuuill!l, but Porn- eroy came bact In Its ball ol the frame to score six rwoa. Speedballer Jim Louks started on the mOilnd lor Pomeroy but pove . way to sophomore David Reed ln the seconJ when he IJecame wild and walked the bases ·fUll. Looks .gave up free pisaa to (Jerald'Armslrong aDd Ricbard Long, then hll Roger Sauoders wjth a wild pitch Rlgbthand· er Reed then carne on and gave up a two • run single to Blll Mitchell. f The new GAllS batter, Bill Davia, wu ~e on a IIIJoiNI ,dro¥1 Ill Pomeroy'• Sandel'll trotted run when be punched a II' first with a base on balls. into cenlerr,Jd. 'l1le ihjrd, and last, Gallipolis next Panlber batter, Darun er<>Ped the plate when seBaker, waked ~ &lugger oond baseman 1ob Scott walk· Tim White followed With a base ed with lord out and tho bao;es knock that scored Crow and full. Bloker was injured slid· With Blue Devil righlbancJ. lng Into third base and taken er Bill Mitcbell, wllo went the to the lloiJpital or treatment of route, wortlng hard on the the ankle sprain. · mcnond, Polll'!roy started Its se- With the score oow tied ~3 cond inning rally wheu Phi I Wells smacked a solid sinSwindell led off with a single. that brought Fred Boyd, Rlghtllelder Bob Crow drew lor Baker, and White a walk and .with one away, pit· · giving the Panthers Cboklt and PhD a &.3 lead. 'l1le aut Pomeroy Bob Smith IIOCked a daolhle and ed thre. while rellefer ~ ----"-----'+'...;;. batt'er, Miclo:e7 WIMI:\renner, with one away Crow singled. ll.olked two and strud: out .two wf11 1111 _ _,.. was given a ''"'· pasa by Mi£. However, no "'"' f'CO'ed. Pomeroy .will now go ..alMt Uve ot 4 ,m. EOr ~. cbell and thea Bob Smith pot- The Panthers tallied the;,. the Northern divtsloo winner, · ed a single to drive home Wells final t~o I1!DS In the sixth when Ath.,., for the league cltam- MAII,JLTN'I JIQIIIIIIOtD with P.mneroy'a sixth run of with <ll1e away Whote slammed pionalolp. 'l1le date for that · 1loo the inning. a triple past GAllS leftfoeldcr game hao oot been set. LOS ANilELES IUPI) That single by Mitchell in Uoe Pele Anderson. White scored on Gallipolis 030 000 0--3 l 2 !kentwood loome Ia wti1dl Mod.· second inning slood up as GaJ. Wells' se<ond single. Wells then Pomeroy 060 002 •-f 10 0 l)'ll lol01111>0 died loot A""* ofjo lipolis' only safety of the eon- took second and carne home Mitchell and Long. Louk•. sold Tuesday to a pliy~ i/ol>' · test. Reed set the Blue Devil when WinebrenMr slammed a Reed (2J, (WPJ and Wine· t!l2l50 .. ,,.,., side down in order during the dooble. brenner. ' · . . "·1••' next five frames without ev011 Mitchell fanned four Pomeroy Dr., Gilbert 111. N"'*: of . """ ~ a walk. batters and gave up the same ~E\'ISE CONFERENCE Angeles and Bevorly Jlill.; -" Pomeroy got no more hits number of walks. Panther start· I WASHINGTON ti!PII - PrHI· high bidder on the houu wloloA!" off Mitchell until the fifth when er Looks fanned one and walk- dent Kennedy'• newo conference carried a fl~S,OOO ~· '' p. 1 · ---~---- ' ON EVERYDA~ . GROCERY~ Ente~tainlnc cuest.s or out to plea.e that special fam•ty of yours this Su11day 1 Here's the answer • • • 1 tender, juicy, Enns Super Trim, Swift's PremiurnU. 5. Gov't. lnopected ~unday style banole11 rolled Beef Roast from Evans ! So easy to fi• . • . and • carver'• dell1htl No bone- 100% edible melt- and don't forget •.. Evano features Swift's Premium U. S. Co¥1. lnopected beef exeluoivoly I •I ·Cfresh i. ~ Be·1tSVI"IIe Swlft'o l'remlum u. s. Ow't. lnspecte~ PIIEAPPLE CHUIKS 50 EXTRA 3 WITH J')f' Gr..: • 11 Smmp~ COUPON AND '5" Or More Purchase NOW THRU SAT., MAY Dog Footl AT 4!>0' fVANS SUPER MARKET EVANS SUNDAY STYLE Na,2$il Cano I 14 A. I. C. llttl EVANS SUPER TRIMi-SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ,. $1 l~b. c••• OVEN:READY . . S~ Tender ! ... So Sweet l , •• So Very Fresh l Small (4-7 lb. avg.) STAMPS WITH YOUR COUPONS AND REQUIRED PURCHASES ¥!_ e R~serve Rig~t The To Limit Quantiti~s NOW THRU SAT., -MAY 11, 1963 Corner Second & Mill St. Middleport \ I Monday Thru Thursday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. i Frld~ty and Saturday 8:30 am to 8:30 pm I 50 EXTRA J...w Gn:cn S1omp~ l'l -o1. &ox Bonnie Toilet T~ssle A~;;'.':' Jergens Soap Bush's Beans Stokely's Golden Cora Stokely's Spinach . Stokely's Honey Pod Peas F&P Whole Unp. Apricots F&P Fruit Cocktail Gold Seal Sweet Pickles 2·"CAII 3 3 2li Cans Jar J..w Green Stomp~ 1-lb. lrgt Pod< IB-o1. l'ka . f"eur Queen NOW 11U:U SAf., MAY 11111 "··"".. I Toll Cone SO EXTRA V: Gollon An y Wel!t•l•'l' flo~or ICE CREAM NOW THRU SAT .. MAY lllh AT ANY £VANS SUPEII MA~I(ET SO EXTRA J.w Gr e•.-n Slamp> Cmrt~" 2-lb. I Form• I SO EXTRA J.w Gre e n St<m•p 1 Si" (61 U..o~ . 4 8 4 4 303 Canl " lb. lq BUTTERMILK I 2li " Can• I J'JJ r~n ' n ~temp> An., '"" Of, PUI!OIASE FlaYot Po•.or (4) 10-ol . Pkgl. Morton's Frozen Cakes • NOW TlHIW SAT . MAY 1111• SO EXTRA SO EXTRA J')/ Green Stomp~ 6 Full S<u 16-oo kc:~t i 1 Mariani Strawberries J..'JI Green Srmnp1 Loavlo hu"' AJAX liQUID CLEANER NOW THRU SAT., MAY SO EXTRA 11th J~ Crecn Storn p1 4 1 4 20-o•. $1 4 1 2~ Cans Btlo. 2li can1 4 2li Cans Furnitur~ Wax Snyder's htato Chips NOW TltiU S.AT ., MA'r lith ,.,T ANY EVANS , · ,. ,. .$ SO EXTRA 50 EXTRA Jw Gre1.:11 Stump . AND PURCHASE Qf, Permanent Kit Comol••• with ltoll•.,. NOW THRU SAT .. MAY 11th AT ANY (VANS SUPU M,.,RICET 'lb..... Pill1bury or Robin H6od FLOUR u.. lb. 6-os. Can1 39 12-oz. 49 Pkg, Anortment Live Potted PLANTS 8 Pkgs. GLADIOLI BULBS of~~· 2-4-Ct. ~ We wncondltl•••lty IIHl~ ... thl1 "'Hefti ... wen" pat.. Nm .. nulne .uperler ,. 50 EXTRA J~ Gri'I'J\ 'iinmp• FINE BAKED FOODS OF CALIFORNIA FOR "MOTHER'' ON HER SPECIAL DAY f DECORATED "8" LAYER Special Price I Melmac til• •nr .mn, for $1:4t. c • e· LESTOIL . Ginger ' ' I Plnellont ' 41 ::· X 5' .· S~GO :·7 7·.- . ~.,L)J,qvW ' Dit~' . ·4· 10-o•. $1'.' ···"* . ' ~· lpuvldo 1t111t ~nt 71 FLUFFO , Dry 10-n. ,q. 49 . CRISCO •••• 80 l-Ilt. 35 ~ ' . . ; . ..-. .......... ~ ..... .......... ~ . .... .., ...... ~ . . . . _. . .., . ... . __..,- oi!oM "• '•I~ Pkg. af 12 katie EVANS ka~o Tho Old FashloiMCI TI'HI with '~terries DESSERT CUPS ~~8 6 25 14-n. HONEY 43 lb. SUNKIST SHORTCAKE Waz Paper 100" 63 roll FRITO u. EVANS FRESH rap Sioux 111 Str'Wir Jor Aer, Con ... Try them with 'berries & cream LESTOIL ~~· cl'n Family Size Pkg • . lltoc• a.l..... lhortonl.. Clft · Here Is genuine MELMAC dinnerware at its best .. . with . true beauty and elegance that will enhance any table set- . · ting, whether it be formal or casual. Start your set now ! LESTARE SAVE &c! HOT DOG OR .HAMBURGER ·i~f..5. "'.·.· "\· r'!. :~'"':" ExclaiYely At EVANS SUPER MARKETS I '· > .. Cake • LHetilnt Q•alitr Di11trwara • • • Start Building Your Set Today ! I ·~ ·'~· ·-D- HEADS Pkg, place Mffing, te M tq1111l or . 49 Lettuce With Coupon . 10 EA. CRISP, TENDER HEAD $ ' While Yot i Over Buahtl,~lst ., ' CUCUMBERS 29 ea. Long Green 8 ' 49 PINEAPPLES EARS .. Fielcl1 I flowen" Pattern ' lb. Mexican Sugar Loaf orn nerware, Nllln1 ;.., $ 1.4t • ' Wltlo SJ Pure haM Spe<l1l Purcha.. I Ll•ltltl Supply f .... SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD SLICED AMERICAN Delicious, SWEET 22-oz. i s.v•.lliooJ.. • Pkg. "I 69 Pooled 6 Develnod CHEESE · Cant 4-PifCE PLAeE SETTING MELMAC . ~t '19 Lb. ' lb. Pkg, Booth - 4-PIECE PLACE SETTIIG ~ • - Gro1nd Beef or Ground Chick MEL MAC B scu ts , Swift"• Premium U. S. Gov'r. lnJpected •--.····------- s 2 6 ..... "I 2 89 , 29 Stokely's Grape Juice Morton's Strawberrv Pies Morton's R•lls ;!~~:::::.• ~ RICE Ltrit 3' SlRAW. RUGS ... ~~ I lb1. or more hans Super TriM, At Any Evans Su~r Market Can• SOJ CORI OIL MARIARINE KRAn SUCED CHEESE ~~;;:::,. Wilh Thio Covpon and PurchaM ofl Redeem This Coupon Thru Sat.. May 11th 46.... Cans t. ' I J11 GrecnoSto mp 1 IHf, Pork, Veal LEMONADE 1 WITH COUPON 9 ~ Can. FlEISCHMANN'S I.e•- Pkg. Tone 2 89 2:::·79 432-oz. $1 PEAs 8-0z. Raila J'R Gret•n Stornp \ I I LA VORIS ~,..~range _,.ice ·rf· GO FIP TOIIIII ..... ;' ; 10 c':! •1 nssuE 11 t'! •t H1at's Tollllo Sa• Pack I:;::; '1 • FIPS,hlaH Pkg. Swanee Towels af2 39 8 ~·1 FIP Sweet Peas . . It:-. '1 l Beelt . Popeye Puffed Wheal 2 ~;.39 FIP IIIaH FIP hide~ Don w;,:,.~os:;r~ I 'c:. '1 lb. 39 Delicia Sugar Wafers Pkg, I . ·••••lui's. A"lesa111 I 'c:. •t ' M&M Chocolate Wafer Bars ~,·25 FIP Fr1il Cocktail 1 8 ~·' Carnival Circus Peanuts ~:: 39 .FIP Elllerta Pta.s11coo1 I~;· . FIP larllell Pllt'l 8. ~ il · Del Monte C111111W Pl111"ll 8 ':!;, •• ' PILLSBURY OR BALLARD-8uttermllk-lwHbnllk U.bJ'il Yl1111 la11ap u.a. 4~· - SO EXTRA $r u.. $r Meat Loaf $1 3 •6-oz. Cons w•• 50 EXTRA J.•J.i Green Stomp o 100 EXTRA 471 Green S~mp s ' ~-Roll 50 EXTRA 59 s.,,... Trim-Swift's llremhtm--U. S, Gov"t. lnepectM Steak u.. lvant Super Trim - ~WPineapple Juice ~~lendedl Juice Wesffield Dridk ~:~. TOILET 1111. ..1 u.. Wafer Steak 79 lb. tri1Poded :.i.:"· 69 Stokely's Whole Green Beans Argo Purple Plums Van Camp's Pork &Beans Hunt's Tomato Cal$up Hunt's Solid Pack Tomatoes F&P Spinach SWAIEE SO EXTRA Jw Gre e n Stomp~ J.w Green Stamp~ 69 ' lit. Gov't. Antiseptic TOPPY SLICED BACON Pattie,Beel Steaks :~ PINTO 39 Qt. Promlu-U. 1. Evant SvtMr Trhn--Swlft', Premhn'ft-U. S. Gov•r. fniPKt.. SMOKED PORK CHOPS Center Rib Chops Center Loin Chops Peak Brand 21i " Cdns I T~m-lwlft'o Delmonico 1Hygrade'o RollabJ.-U. 5, Oov't. lnspoctod-oady-To-Eat - 50 EXTRA 50 E'XTRA hans fry, I roll or lalo~ · 5:! lu..r Chuck Steak lit. Pinto, Navy, October .JERZEE EVAPORATED J.'l Green Stamps llvaM 25 NEW ERA I. I. at. Pol- Cllips ..., .... 29 2 ~==· 39 '-••· • ~· . 3V..-u. .. 25 •. 39 FASTEETH ,, =~· 67 ·•UFFERIN I r '·•9 \ �:..". ~.fr •<::·~~ I ,, '1 ~ --Panthers Win . . . ~meroy•r d.elendlng ·South•••tern Ohlo League baseball :bamp~D<'"' 1!1!wed up another .hot at the ,bUe Tuesday aft· !J'IHIOD by do,;.,lng visiting Gal· ~polls ~ . ., lt !lliies the, fourth conseculive year that, the Paolhers ~ave. coPPed lb~ league's SoUth· . lrn division . til!t. In the past three seasons P01ner0y llaJ tak" tile SEO ,crs>WD twice, In 1980 anoUast Y.ear. . The Gallians jumped Into· a t.4 lead as they batted around io. the second iuuill!l, but Porn- eroy came bact In Its ball ol the frame to score six rwoa. Speedballer Jim Louks started on the mOilnd lor Pomeroy but pove . way to sophomore David Reed ln the seconJ when he IJecame wild and walked the bases ·fUll. Looks .gave up free pisaa to (Jerald'Armslrong aDd Ricbard Long, then hll Roger Sauoders wjth a wild pitch Rlgbthand· er Reed then carne on and gave up a two • run single to Blll Mitchell. f The new GAllS batter, Bill Davia, wu ~e on a IIIJoiNI ,dro¥1 Ill Pomeroy'• Sandel'll trotted run when be punched a II' first with a base on balls. into cenlerr,Jd. 'l1le ihjrd, and last, Gallipolis next Panlber batter, Darun er<>Ped the plate when seBaker, waked ~ &lugger oond baseman 1ob Scott walk· Tim White followed With a base ed with lord out and tho bao;es knock that scored Crow and full. Bloker was injured slid· With Blue Devil righlbancJ. lng Into third base and taken er Bill Mitcbell, wllo went the to the lloiJpital or treatment of route, wortlng hard on the the ankle sprain. · mcnond, Polll'!roy started Its se- With the score oow tied ~3 cond inning rally wheu Phi I Wells smacked a solid sinSwindell led off with a single. that brought Fred Boyd, Rlghtllelder Bob Crow drew lor Baker, and White a walk and .with one away, pit· · giving the Panthers Cboklt and PhD a &.3 lead. 'l1le aut Pomeroy Bob Smith IIOCked a daolhle and ed thre. while rellefer ~ ----"-----'+'...;;. batt'er, Miclo:e7 WIMI:\renner, with one away Crow singled. ll.olked two and strud: out .two wf11 1111 _ _,.. was given a ''"'· pasa by Mi£. However, no "'"' f'CO'ed. Pomeroy .will now go ..alMt Uve ot 4 ,m. EOr ~. cbell and thea Bob Smith pot- The Panthers tallied the;,. the Northern divtsloo winner, · ed a single to drive home Wells final t~o I1!DS In the sixth when Ath.,., for the league cltam- MAII,JLTN'I JIQIIIIIIOtD with P.mneroy'a sixth run of with <ll1e away Whote slammed pionalolp. 'l1le date for that · 1loo the inning. a triple past GAllS leftfoeldcr game hao oot been set. LOS ANilELES IUPI) That single by Mitchell in Uoe Pele Anderson. White scored on Gallipolis 030 000 0--3 l 2 !kentwood loome Ia wti1dl Mod.· second inning slood up as GaJ. Wells' se<ond single. Wells then Pomeroy 060 002 •-f 10 0 l)'ll lol01111>0 died loot A""* ofjo lipolis' only safety of the eon- took second and carne home Mitchell and Long. Louk•. sold Tuesday to a pliy~ i/ol>' · test. Reed set the Blue Devil when WinebrenMr slammed a Reed (2J, (WPJ and Wine· t!l2l50 .. ,,.,., side down in order during the dooble. brenner. ' · . . "·1••' next five frames without ev011 Mitchell fanned four Pomeroy Dr., Gilbert 111. N"'*: of . """ ~ a walk. batters and gave up the same ~E\'ISE CONFERENCE Angeles and Bevorly Jlill.; -" Pomeroy got no more hits number of walks. Panther start· I WASHINGTON ti!PII - PrHI· high bidder on the houu wloloA!" off Mitchell until the fifth when er Looks fanned one and walk- dent Kennedy'• newo conference carried a fl~S,OOO ~· '' p. 1 · ---~---- ' ON EVERYDA~ . GROCERY~ Ente~tainlnc cuest.s or out to plea.e that special fam•ty of yours this Su11day 1 Here's the answer • • • 1 tender, juicy, Enns Super Trim, Swift's PremiurnU. 5. Gov't. lnopected ~unday style banole11 rolled Beef Roast from Evans ! So easy to fi• . • . and • carver'• dell1htl No bone- 100% edible melt- and don't forget •.. Evano features Swift's Premium U. S. Co¥1. lnopected beef exeluoivoly I •I ·Cfresh i. ~ Be·1tSVI"IIe Swlft'o l'remlum u. s. Ow't. lnspecte~ PIIEAPPLE CHUIKS 50 EXTRA 3 WITH J')f' Gr..: • 11 Smmp~ COUPON AND '5" Or More Purchase NOW THRU SAT., MAY Dog Footl AT 4!>0' fVANS SUPER MARKET EVANS SUNDAY STYLE Na,2$il Cano I 14 A. I. C. llttl EVANS SUPER TRIMi-SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED ,. $1 l~b. c••• OVEN:READY . . S~ Tender ! ... So Sweet l , •• So Very Fresh l Small (4-7 lb. avg.) STAMPS WITH YOUR COUPONS AND REQUIRED PURCHASES ¥!_ e R~serve Rig~t The To Limit Quantiti~s NOW THRU SAT., -MAY 11, 1963 Corner Second & Mill St. Middleport \ I Monday Thru Thursday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. i Frld~ty and Saturday 8:30 am to 8:30 pm I 50 EXTRA J...w Gn:cn S1omp~ l'l -o1. &ox Bonnie Toilet T~ssle A~;;'.':' Jergens Soap Bush's Beans Stokely's Golden Cora Stokely's Spinach . Stokely's Honey Pod Peas F&P Whole Unp. Apricots F&P Fruit Cocktail Gold Seal Sweet Pickles 2·"CAII 3 3 2li Cans Jar J..w Green Stomp~ 1-lb. lrgt Pod< IB-o1. l'ka . f"eur Queen NOW 11U:U SAf., MAY 11111 "··"".. I Toll Cone SO EXTRA V: Gollon An y Wel!t•l•'l' flo~or ICE CREAM NOW THRU SAT .. MAY lllh AT ANY £VANS SUPEII MA~I(ET SO EXTRA J.w Gr e•.-n Slamp> Cmrt~" 2-lb. I Form• I SO EXTRA J.w Gre e n St<m•p 1 Si" (61 U..o~ . 4 8 4 4 303 Canl " lb. lq BUTTERMILK I 2li " Can• I J'JJ r~n ' n ~temp> An., '"" Of, PUI!OIASE FlaYot Po•.or (4) 10-ol . Pkgl. Morton's Frozen Cakes • NOW TlHIW SAT . MAY 1111• SO EXTRA SO EXTRA J')/ Green Stomp~ 6 Full S<u 16-oo kc:~t i 1 Mariani Strawberries J..'JI Green Srmnp1 Loavlo hu"' AJAX liQUID CLEANER NOW THRU SAT., MAY SO EXTRA 11th J~ Crecn Storn p1 4 1 4 20-o•. $1 4 1 2~ Cans Btlo. 2li can1 4 2li Cans Furnitur~ Wax Snyder's htato Chips NOW TltiU S.AT ., MA'r lith ,.,T ANY EVANS , · ,. ,. .$ SO EXTRA 50 EXTRA Jw Gre1.:11 Stump . AND PURCHASE Qf, Permanent Kit Comol••• with ltoll•.,. NOW THRU SAT .. MAY 11th AT ANY (VANS SUPU M,.,RICET 'lb..... Pill1bury or Robin H6od FLOUR u.. lb. 6-os. Can1 39 12-oz. 49 Pkg, Anortment Live Potted PLANTS 8 Pkgs. GLADIOLI BULBS of~~· 2-4-Ct. ~ We wncondltl•••lty IIHl~ ... thl1 "'Hefti ... wen" pat.. Nm .. nulne .uperler ,. 50 EXTRA J~ Gri'I'J\ 'iinmp• FINE BAKED FOODS OF CALIFORNIA FOR "MOTHER'' ON HER SPECIAL DAY f DECORATED "8" LAYER Special Price I Melmac til• •nr .mn, for $1:4t. c • e· LESTOIL . Ginger ' ' I Plnellont ' 41 ::· X 5' .· S~GO :·7 7·.- . ~.,L)J,qvW ' Dit~' . ·4· 10-o•. $1'.' ···"* . ' ~· lpuvldo 1t111t ~nt 71 FLUFFO , Dry 10-n. ,q. 49 . CRISCO •••• 80 l-Ilt. 35 ~ ' . . ; . ..-. .......... ~ ..... .......... ~ . .... .., ...... ~ . . . . _. . .., . ... . __..,- oi!oM "• '•I~ Pkg. af 12 katie EVANS ka~o Tho Old FashloiMCI TI'HI with '~terries DESSERT CUPS ~~8 6 25 14-n. HONEY 43 lb. SUNKIST SHORTCAKE Waz Paper 100" 63 roll FRITO u. EVANS FRESH rap Sioux 111 Str'Wir Jor Aer, Con ... Try them with 'berries & cream LESTOIL ~~· cl'n Family Size Pkg • . lltoc• a.l..... lhortonl.. Clft · Here Is genuine MELMAC dinnerware at its best .. . with . true beauty and elegance that will enhance any table set- . · ting, whether it be formal or casual. Start your set now ! LESTARE SAVE &c! HOT DOG OR .HAMBURGER ·i~f..5. "'.·.· "\· r'!. :~'"':" ExclaiYely At EVANS SUPER MARKETS I '· > .. Cake • LHetilnt Q•alitr Di11trwara • • • Start Building Your Set Today ! I ·~ ·'~· ·-D- HEADS Pkg, place Mffing, te M tq1111l or . 49 Lettuce With Coupon . 10 EA. CRISP, TENDER HEAD $ ' While Yot i Over Buahtl,~lst ., ' CUCUMBERS 29 ea. Long Green 8 ' 49 PINEAPPLES EARS .. Fielcl1 I flowen" Pattern ' lb. Mexican Sugar Loaf orn nerware, Nllln1 ;.., $ 1.4t • ' Wltlo SJ Pure haM Spe<l1l Purcha.. I Ll•ltltl Supply f .... SWIFT'S BROOKFIELD SLICED AMERICAN Delicious, SWEET 22-oz. i s.v•.lliooJ.. • Pkg. "I 69 Pooled 6 Develnod CHEESE · Cant 4-PifCE PLAeE SETTING MELMAC . ~t '19 Lb. ' lb. Pkg, Booth - 4-PIECE PLACE SETTIIG ~ • - Gro1nd Beef or Ground Chick MEL MAC B scu ts , Swift"• Premium U. S. Gov'r. lnJpected •--.····------- s 2 6 ..... "I 2 89 , 29 Stokely's Grape Juice Morton's Strawberrv Pies Morton's R•lls ;!~~:::::.• ~ RICE Ltrit 3' SlRAW. RUGS ... ~~ I lb1. or more hans Super TriM, At Any Evans Su~r Market Can• SOJ CORI OIL MARIARINE KRAn SUCED CHEESE ~~;;:::,. Wilh Thio Covpon and PurchaM ofl Redeem This Coupon Thru Sat.. May 11th 46.... Cans t. ' I J11 GrecnoSto mp 1 IHf, Pork, Veal LEMONADE 1 WITH COUPON 9 ~ Can. FlEISCHMANN'S I.e•- Pkg. Tone 2 89 2:::·79 432-oz. $1 PEAs 8-0z. Raila J'R Gret•n Stornp \ I I LA VORIS ~,..~range _,.ice ·rf· GO FIP TOIIIII ..... ;' ; 10 c':! •1 nssuE 11 t'! •t H1at's Tollllo Sa• Pack I:;::; '1 • FIPS,hlaH Pkg. Swanee Towels af2 39 8 ~·1 FIP Sweet Peas . . It:-. '1 l Beelt . Popeye Puffed Wheal 2 ~;.39 FIP IIIaH FIP hide~ Don w;,:,.~os:;r~ I 'c:. '1 lb. 39 Delicia Sugar Wafers Pkg, I . ·••••lui's. A"lesa111 I 'c:. •t ' M&M Chocolate Wafer Bars ~,·25 FIP Fr1il Cocktail 1 8 ~·' Carnival Circus Peanuts ~:: 39 .FIP Elllerta Pta.s11coo1 I~;· . FIP larllell Pllt'l 8. ~ il · Del Monte C111111W Pl111"ll 8 ':!;, •• ' PILLSBURY OR BALLARD-8uttermllk-lwHbnllk U.bJ'il Yl1111 la11ap u.a. 4~· - SO EXTRA $r u.. $r Meat Loaf $1 3 •6-oz. Cons w•• 50 EXTRA J.•J.i Green Stomp o 100 EXTRA 471 Green S~mp s ' ~-Roll 50 EXTRA 59 s.,,... Trim-Swift's llremhtm--U. S, Gov"t. lnepectM Steak u.. lvant Super Trim - ~WPineapple Juice ~~lendedl Juice Wesffield Dridk ~:~. TOILET 1111. ..1 u.. Wafer Steak 79 lb. tri1Poded :.i.:"· 69 Stokely's Whole Green Beans Argo Purple Plums Van Camp's Pork &Beans Hunt's Tomato Cal$up Hunt's Solid Pack Tomatoes F&P Spinach SWAIEE SO EXTRA Jw Gre e n Stomp~ J.w Green Stamp~ 69 ' lit. Gov't. Antiseptic TOPPY SLICED BACON Pattie,Beel Steaks :~ PINTO 39 Qt. Promlu-U. 1. Evant SvtMr Trhn--Swlft', Premhn'ft-U. S. Gov•r. fniPKt.. SMOKED PORK CHOPS Center Rib Chops Center Loin Chops Peak Brand 21i " Cdns I T~m-lwlft'o Delmonico 1Hygrade'o RollabJ.-U. 5, Oov't. lnspoctod-oady-To-Eat - 50 EXTRA 50 E'XTRA hans fry, I roll or lalo~ · 5:! lu..r Chuck Steak lit. Pinto, Navy, October .JERZEE EVAPORATED J.'l Green Stamps llvaM 25 NEW ERA I. I. at. Pol- Cllips ..., .... 29 2 ~==· 39 '-••· • ~· . 3V..-u. .. 25 •. 39 FASTEETH ,, =~· 67 ·•UFFERIN I r '·•9 \ �.. .' ' ,, • :~ . .llllifl, l'omlroy-111ddleport, 0:, May 8, 1883-7 ly..~ • • !!·"-.·~ v.-._ .....,..-daulbte, .... ---MJ!' . Chlpptll Talbot · " ' eune. • llllr~tJ o1 AlbAnd OlJ1o. Ia CGDftned • lbe Hospital with t : · blood-condition. Her room number, II 206. They aro fonner ,.... . r ,_ aldl!nta ol Middleport. · Mr. aljillllrL , 1 ·10 Roush loin. Barry Crall Of Middle.am ..., of Oat HID I!PeDI tbo pori has been admitted to Melts Gtnerll Hoapjll!l. -••lk''J!I ~ ldl )llnl!ts, Mr. Mn. Roger Morcan h a 1 IIIII Mn. Allfl!d Roush ol L1n- been In 'Nelsonville With bor .coin II.• P r 'lil II' planning to lister, Mrs. Robert Sl11•ahy, attml tbo · - term 11 who Ia recovering from Major ,ManiiiJI U!IIY...Uy, surgery at Moun! St. Mary's . Guosll ol Mr, ud MI-a. Fill'- Hospital 'In NeleOnVille. Nit Bacblel, Mill Carol Bacb: Church Admlnlalrallon Nlgbl ·taJ and Jlutcb !lfclltal tb1a WMII wiU be held II Heath Metho:are Mr. and loin. Joseph lfu. dlst Church WC!Cinescjay evening djt ol Arimo! and Mra. Georp at lhe chureb with the ComBacblel ol J:tle, Pa. iPiaalons meetJng at 7 p. m. ' C I 1 w Wlat, wllo has and the Official Board eonvenspent tbt Winter Ia Florida has lng at 8 p. m. NlurDeit to 1111 ~ In Micl- Mn. R. H. Hayman of Huntdltporl When bo wiU apencllngton Valley, Pa., is vislling the Mmllw. with her mother, Mrs. R. C. Frlendl bave learned that S111sbury and niece, Miss Sal• · I ~IDe MJdtlleiV'Irf ) I VUJ, •About ' ylsJ~ SUnday In Mid$ frlendt. Mist Frances Roush and Mrt!. Nil! Moon were buSiness visit' ora In Parkersburg Monday. Mr. and Mrl. Everell Davia apenl Tuesday ln Ptrkersbutg buslnseso. Mrl. Amoo Bailey and till · Mqinly About People In pori with relaU~ 11141 an son, Jet!')', ~nd Mrs. Davldoon of New Richmond, Ohio, ea me Tuesday evening tD attend funoral aervlcea for lhe former's aunt, Mrs. F!'ankle Pickens Of Reedsville who died Sunday. They are ,...r. ol Mrl. Balley's mother, Mrs. Leota Hawley ol Middleport. Mr. lind Mrs. Everett · Oavis bave returned after visiting in Florida with friends and In Vir· glnia Beach, with ber brother, Claude Waahnglon. . Pomeroy .r:'"-.. HonoreJ EHS Graduates " ; ' Mr. and Mn. Robert Gard· ner_ and &randcl!ildren: Rebec· ca and Amy of Columbus wero weekend 1111••ts ol her parents, Mr. and Mn. Pllll Williamson. Mrs. George Powell of ParkersiJura, W. Va., spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Adam Ebersbach and family . She 111so vlailed her '"-'ter, Mrs. Marguerite Durst and daughter. Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. William Zahl and daughter• of Groveport were weekend guests of his parento, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Zahl. Mr. and Mrs. George Greene of Columbus wert! weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble. r.., ... '"" IUdllrd . mt « 111 r ,. ~ lell.... ·--- CltJanMt' ao_ . . ....... Mr'l PI I a eli __,_ N•.... 111" - .. - M~l Held ~~••~.~~ ,_,R .. . ' 111 ''Oil ,.,.. ~.me. 11 • :' 1...... Junior Closs wk ...d'j;y;"'b;" GnwbY i~ bW~et !WI lleliJI he ~ - • :: who recited 1111 poem, " Wo IN op 1ltd 1111 moellftl tile llcl Ill' ~ ; ••~ , Seniors" which 11 univerully f""''l• """' _~,..., l.ets characterlltic ollho allltuda o1 Apple ~~~-~~~ 'l'lmo." ' !Clnd," Ill' Mh. Jlrtdford Maea; Senior Claosmen ovel')'1thlre. Faculty membon, lelliGh, "hrlmllll1," Mh. Cliff... Kautz presental Mr. J . 8. junlorl, nc1 i!tltl!lil pte111a ..... Pllllllpe· "AN ~ A. Davis, e~eeutive held Of 1b o Cllll 1o the llltlaic o1 RAibln II<> ; .. Mn. . HIR· Eaotern Local School District, GJothllll and bJa C l l - frllm ..wered · · • who •poke briefly on "Row to All!ens. and ·~·s Pall-~IIIJ.. Lllllt Succeed In Ufe." Durl!lg intmnlaaion Sharoo Pralle." CUll~ J'111111tl'· , Following Mr. Davis' speedl, Hayman was crowned p r 9 m An artiCle, Trull Qtptneo• Lyle Swain read the sen 1or Queen and RicJwd Neaee is was N8!l by Mrt. V~ lltowa Class Prophecy written by Prom King. 111e Senior Glrla and "The Brkl8e Vou·u Ne•er t.rry Landon and Lyle SwaiD. 1r1o compo;ed of EIJeeo !lraD- Cross" and "My Get Up and Tho banquet concluded with nan, Ronaleen Osbcue .-ad Go," Bro4f<lnl ~ a Bible Kenneth Taylor, a jwtior, read· Patty McGrath en~ qulz COIICI1I.ded 111 Mnl Karl lng the poem "Thoughts for the guests with a medley of aongo: GruOflll' COI!eluded lbo fltogram. Senioro to Remember." T hi a "Sincerely," "In Apple Bloe- VIctor Brown, ~~. "'"' poem wao an inopiratlon to uad- som Time," and "It Yoo Don't duct.ecl a !!belli liullneSi uateo who are embarking on Love Me." · sion, after wlllcll a 'dessert an adventure in!D !he unknown. Faculty advisors for the Jun- COUI'M Wll oenoed bY · Mrs. The Prom wao held in tb e lor-Senior banquet and prom Rollin Wolfe nd Mrs. Ernest Eastern High school aymna1- were Mrs. Dilrnthy Michael, Stewart to 11 !!Wibora. Hoots ium. Beautiful decoralions were Mrs. Mary J111e Goebel, and for the Juno meeting ,will bo in keeping with the theme, "In Mr. 0. C. Bibbee. Mr. and Mra. Bradford Maag. He The Junior Class of Eastern Hi&h school honored araduaung seniors with the annual JuniorSenior ~nquel and Prom Frlday , April 26. The banquet, whleb otartal at 6:30 p.m., wao PrePared and aerv!d by clle mothers of jumor olass members. At the concluoion of the bun· quet, Robert Kautz, Master . Mi" Myrna Maag, 1tuc1ent nurse at Holaer Hospital spent the weekend with her parentA, Mr. and Mro. Bradford Maas. Mrs. Stella Grueaer visited Monday with Mrs. Edna Wig· gins a! Holzer Hospital: Kenneth Mankin 8113 of Pal· uxenl River, Md., open! !he weekend with his motbor, Mrs. Mabel Mankin. y- · · ,--. fl a. 1 oil SHOPPI ONE D yI I THE MERRY;I y MO HOF . YOU'LL 'BE T BY D YOU WO .;f liLIEVE YOUR ~ ~· w T . H TWILL COME YOUR DON'T FORGET IN HALF M 'T w T p • ' ·Need-~_, , ar 1111116 or fllllltldf You'll CARPENTERSintbe YEWIWP. wlwrtYOUR FINGERS DO WAIJIH8 I I MOTHERS DAY~-MAY 12th GET HER SOMETHING NICE! RACINE CLOVER FARM STORE BAKER'S ~-(LOVER FARM STORE Co!'MI' PNrl a Locult MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Sixth & Poarl 511. ' lYONS C,LOVER FARM STORE Ill COURT ITIIIT 'OMIIO.Y RACINE, OHIO RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE . SMART SHOPPER DAYS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 10th & 11th • APPLIANCES ANTHONY Your l'loptndoblt ' . De•l•r For • Free Snacks and Prizes PLUMBING AND · HEATING Phon~ WV ·2·'2550 Nancy Hussel1 Home Economist Of The Columbus & ' Southem Ohio Electric Company Will Be In OUr Store Demonstrating Appliances and Serving Refreshments. l ' SPIC & sPAN II- size 2 for 49c WlttDEX -· · aoz. bottle 29c MRS. WEISS IGG NOODLES · · · · 8 oz. pkg. 29c NAVY BEANS 21b. bag 25c -'!. ·" .IOHiaoNS "'-oCOAT ' ' ~ JOY LIOUlD-ICic OI'P' LAIIL WAX · ••.. •.. '26 oz. can 79c DETERGENT · · · · · · 22 oz. 49c CUCUMBERS Each 1Qc c OLD SMOKE HOUSE BACON 21bs. • • • Naw Rlmb ..r C/elsle Y·8 hur DaQf 770 St••n Rambler brings you a great new V·B ...and it costs less than many Sixes H you'd expect from Rambler, the car ~RE's ·· Ht~t Twln·Stick floDt Shill is one ol tour trJnsmission opt ions with the new Cte· - the kind of •uper-elftcient V-8 that's famous for bringing you the Best of Both in performance and economy. You can travel V-8 otyleon a6-cylinder budget. In fact, this Dew Rambler Classic 198-hp V·8 oost1 $76 to $195' less than Sixc• offered by the other two best-selling low-priced can. And it' a solidly, lastingly Rambler whb eJ:clusive Advanced Unit Construct;on- tpeclallavlnp Now Durln1.Your LlnLE GEM SOUTHERN !tOLL -.. •Ba«d on rnanufucturera' &UQHled retail prion, RAMBLER &•VB Wlnntr of Motor Trend Mapzlne Award ..CAR OF THE YEAR" ~r Dealer's TRADE PARADE I - BROOMS MARGARINE Deep-Dip rustproofing-a CeramicArmored exhal1st system designed to last as long as lhc original buyer owns his Rambler. See your Rambler dealer today. METROPOLITAN MOJC~S ~ 606 East Main St:, Pomeroy - · • 13.2 cu."'· lliP'RIOIRATOR , . . . . . . 110Lb,,;...zer-$239.0Q · M:ltR . '•' Fi s'Dii'~Ut .. .-1;1\1~ 'ml·BntQ' ·D<iJ.an .· · ·e, t;UI)~IIipPit, ·~ • .• :l,.. 5 ROLLS 47c each 79( ROliN HOOD PETER PAN • PEANUT BUTTER • GET A FR~E COLORING BOOK . WITH EACH JAR 18 oz. 59c 15 �.. .' ' ,, • :~ . .llllifl, l'omlroy-111ddleport, 0:, May 8, 1883-7 ly..~ • • !!·"-.·~ v.-._ .....,..-daulbte, .... ---MJ!' . Chlpptll Talbot · " ' eune. • llllr~tJ o1 AlbAnd OlJ1o. Ia CGDftned • lbe Hospital with t : · blood-condition. Her room number, II 206. They aro fonner ,.... . r ,_ aldl!nta ol Middleport. · Mr. aljillllrL , 1 ·10 Roush loin. Barry Crall Of Middle.am ..., of Oat HID I!PeDI tbo pori has been admitted to Melts Gtnerll Hoapjll!l. -••lk''J!I ~ ldl )llnl!ts, Mr. Mn. Roger Morcan h a 1 IIIII Mn. Allfl!d Roush ol L1n- been In 'Nelsonville With bor .coin II.• P r 'lil II' planning to lister, Mrs. Robert Sl11•ahy, attml tbo · - term 11 who Ia recovering from Major ,ManiiiJI U!IIY...Uy, surgery at Moun! St. Mary's . Guosll ol Mr, ud MI-a. Fill'- Hospital 'In NeleOnVille. Nit Bacblel, Mill Carol Bacb: Church Admlnlalrallon Nlgbl ·taJ and Jlutcb !lfclltal tb1a WMII wiU be held II Heath Metho:are Mr. and loin. Joseph lfu. dlst Church WC!Cinescjay evening djt ol Arimo! and Mra. Georp at lhe chureb with the ComBacblel ol J:tle, Pa. iPiaalons meetJng at 7 p. m. ' C I 1 w Wlat, wllo has and the Official Board eonvenspent tbt Winter Ia Florida has lng at 8 p. m. NlurDeit to 1111 ~ In Micl- Mn. R. H. Hayman of Huntdltporl When bo wiU apencllngton Valley, Pa., is vislling the Mmllw. with her mother, Mrs. R. C. Frlendl bave learned that S111sbury and niece, Miss Sal• · I ~IDe MJdtlleiV'Irf ) I VUJ, •About ' ylsJ~ SUnday In Mid$ frlendt. Mist Frances Roush and Mrt!. Nil! Moon were buSiness visit' ora In Parkersburg Monday. Mr. and Mrl. Everell Davia apenl Tuesday ln Ptrkersbutg buslnseso. Mrl. Amoo Bailey and till · Mqinly About People In pori with relaU~ 11141 an son, Jet!')', ~nd Mrs. Davldoon of New Richmond, Ohio, ea me Tuesday evening tD attend funoral aervlcea for lhe former's aunt, Mrs. F!'ankle Pickens Of Reedsville who died Sunday. They are ,...r. ol Mrl. Balley's mother, Mrs. Leota Hawley ol Middleport. Mr. lind Mrs. Everett · Oavis bave returned after visiting in Florida with friends and In Vir· glnia Beach, with ber brother, Claude Waahnglon. . Pomeroy .r:'"-.. HonoreJ EHS Graduates " ; ' Mr. and Mn. Robert Gard· ner_ and &randcl!ildren: Rebec· ca and Amy of Columbus wero weekend 1111••ts ol her parents, Mr. and Mn. Pllll Williamson. Mrs. George Powell of ParkersiJura, W. Va., spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Adam Ebersbach and family . She 111so vlailed her '"-'ter, Mrs. Marguerite Durst and daughter. Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. William Zahl and daughter• of Groveport were weekend guests of his parento, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Zahl. Mr. and Mrs. George Greene of Columbus wert! weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble. r.., ... '"" IUdllrd . mt « 111 r ,. ~ lell.... ·--- CltJanMt' ao_ . . ....... Mr'l PI I a eli __,_ N•.... 111" - .. - M~l Held ~~••~.~~ ,_,R .. . ' 111 ''Oil ,.,.. ~.me. 11 • :' 1...... Junior Closs wk ...d'j;y;"'b;" GnwbY i~ bW~et !WI lleliJI he ~ - • :: who recited 1111 poem, " Wo IN op 1ltd 1111 moellftl tile llcl Ill' ~ ; ••~ , Seniors" which 11 univerully f""''l• """' _~,..., l.ets characterlltic ollho allltuda o1 Apple ~~~-~~~ 'l'lmo." ' !Clnd," Ill' Mh. Jlrtdford Maea; Senior Claosmen ovel')'1thlre. Faculty membon, lelliGh, "hrlmllll1," Mh. Cliff... Kautz presental Mr. J . 8. junlorl, nc1 i!tltl!lil pte111a ..... Pllllllpe· "AN ~ A. Davis, e~eeutive held Of 1b o Cllll 1o the llltlaic o1 RAibln II<> ; .. Mn. . HIR· Eaotern Local School District, GJothllll and bJa C l l - frllm ..wered · · • who •poke briefly on "Row to All!ens. and ·~·s Pall-~IIIJ.. Lllllt Succeed In Ufe." Durl!lg intmnlaaion Sharoo Pralle." CUll~ J'111111tl'· , Following Mr. Davis' speedl, Hayman was crowned p r 9 m An artiCle, Trull Qtptneo• Lyle Swain read the sen 1or Queen and RicJwd Neaee is was N8!l by Mrt. V~ lltowa Class Prophecy written by Prom King. 111e Senior Glrla and "The Brkl8e Vou·u Ne•er t.rry Landon and Lyle SwaiD. 1r1o compo;ed of EIJeeo !lraD- Cross" and "My Get Up and Tho banquet concluded with nan, Ronaleen Osbcue .-ad Go," Bro4f<lnl ~ a Bible Kenneth Taylor, a jwtior, read· Patty McGrath en~ qulz COIICI1I.ded 111 Mnl Karl lng the poem "Thoughts for the guests with a medley of aongo: GruOflll' COI!eluded lbo fltogram. Senioro to Remember." T hi a "Sincerely," "In Apple Bloe- VIctor Brown, ~~. "'"' poem wao an inopiratlon to uad- som Time," and "It Yoo Don't duct.ecl a !!belli liullneSi uateo who are embarking on Love Me." · sion, after wlllcll a 'dessert an adventure in!D !he unknown. Faculty advisors for the Jun- COUI'M Wll oenoed bY · Mrs. The Prom wao held in tb e lor-Senior banquet and prom Rollin Wolfe nd Mrs. Ernest Eastern High school aymna1- were Mrs. Dilrnthy Michael, Stewart to 11 !!Wibora. Hoots ium. Beautiful decoralions were Mrs. Mary J111e Goebel, and for the Juno meeting ,will bo in keeping with the theme, "In Mr. 0. C. Bibbee. Mr. and Mra. Bradford Maag. He The Junior Class of Eastern Hi&h school honored araduaung seniors with the annual JuniorSenior ~nquel and Prom Frlday , April 26. The banquet, whleb otartal at 6:30 p.m., wao PrePared and aerv!d by clle mothers of jumor olass members. At the concluoion of the bun· quet, Robert Kautz, Master . Mi" Myrna Maag, 1tuc1ent nurse at Holaer Hospital spent the weekend with her parentA, Mr. and Mro. Bradford Maas. Mrs. Stella Grueaer visited Monday with Mrs. Edna Wig· gins a! Holzer Hospital: Kenneth Mankin 8113 of Pal· uxenl River, Md., open! !he weekend with his motbor, Mrs. Mabel Mankin. y- · · ,--. fl a. 1 oil SHOPPI ONE D yI I THE MERRY;I y MO HOF . YOU'LL 'BE T BY D YOU WO .;f liLIEVE YOUR ~ ~· w T . H TWILL COME YOUR DON'T FORGET IN HALF M 'T w T p • ' ·Need-~_, , ar 1111116 or fllllltldf You'll CARPENTERSintbe YEWIWP. wlwrtYOUR FINGERS DO WAIJIH8 I I MOTHERS DAY~-MAY 12th GET HER SOMETHING NICE! RACINE CLOVER FARM STORE BAKER'S ~-(LOVER FARM STORE Co!'MI' PNrl a Locult MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Sixth & Poarl 511. ' lYONS C,LOVER FARM STORE Ill COURT ITIIIT 'OMIIO.Y RACINE, OHIO RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE . SMART SHOPPER DAYS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, MAY 10th & 11th • APPLIANCES ANTHONY Your l'loptndoblt ' . De•l•r For • Free Snacks and Prizes PLUMBING AND · HEATING Phon~ WV ·2·'2550 Nancy Hussel1 Home Economist Of The Columbus & ' Southem Ohio Electric Company Will Be In OUr Store Demonstrating Appliances and Serving Refreshments. l ' SPIC & sPAN II- size 2 for 49c WlttDEX -· · aoz. bottle 29c MRS. WEISS IGG NOODLES · · · · 8 oz. pkg. 29c NAVY BEANS 21b. bag 25c -'!. ·" .IOHiaoNS "'-oCOAT ' ' ~ JOY LIOUlD-ICic OI'P' LAIIL WAX · ••.. •.. '26 oz. can 79c DETERGENT · · · · · · 22 oz. 49c CUCUMBERS Each 1Qc c OLD SMOKE HOUSE BACON 21bs. • • • Naw Rlmb ..r C/elsle Y·8 hur DaQf 770 St••n Rambler brings you a great new V·B ...and it costs less than many Sixes H you'd expect from Rambler, the car ~RE's ·· Ht~t Twln·Stick floDt Shill is one ol tour trJnsmission opt ions with the new Cte· - the kind of •uper-elftcient V-8 that's famous for bringing you the Best of Both in performance and economy. You can travel V-8 otyleon a6-cylinder budget. In fact, this Dew Rambler Classic 198-hp V·8 oost1 $76 to $195' less than Sixc• offered by the other two best-selling low-priced can. And it' a solidly, lastingly Rambler whb eJ:clusive Advanced Unit Construct;on- tpeclallavlnp Now Durln1.Your LlnLE GEM SOUTHERN !tOLL -.. •Ba«d on rnanufucturera' &UQHled retail prion, RAMBLER &•VB Wlnntr of Motor Trend Mapzlne Award ..CAR OF THE YEAR" ~r Dealer's TRADE PARADE I - BROOMS MARGARINE Deep-Dip rustproofing-a CeramicArmored exhal1st system designed to last as long as lhc original buyer owns his Rambler. See your Rambler dealer today. METROPOLITAN MOJC~S ~ 606 East Main St:, Pomeroy - · • 13.2 cu."'· lliP'RIOIRATOR , . . . . . . 110Lb,,;...zer-$239.0Q · M:ltR . '•' Fi s'Dii'~Ut .. .-1;1\1~ 'ml·BntQ' ·D<iJ.an .· · ·e, t;UI)~IIipPit, ·~ • .• :l,.. 5 ROLLS 47c each 79( ROliN HOOD PETER PAN • PEANUT BUTTER • GET A FR~E COLORING BOOK . WITH EACH JAR 18 oz. 59c 15 �. ... ~ ._. .... , ....... . . . "" - ........ -..; .............. .. ........ _. ... ,, W~NT AD INFORMATION DEADUNES . . ... ... 0.,. IMioN Pw.l:tllcal. . tJ-4., DHdllot teftfl 4 II r - ·' IS YOUR BEST u::: BET CAN<-'Ell.A TIONS CORIIEt "MONS •w .. aCCIIpl41G ht nn m .utnJ -=• ' • The Mldd.ep.n Ulerary Club hold ~nh..•tloto Ill!:(; U LATIONS --------•1 MAY I , 196~ Corvalr Monza Station Wagon their final meeting of Bf WILW~ P. BAIIItER tbe year Wednesday, May 8 t the h of I h orne POMEROY - 7 room 11'ame J;.., , aMrs. Charles I Ih•,m• with bath, hot water neatMrs. Arthur Strau-. ~-- Strikes Out - • IJUIIUIIIB• ~, • ......... . •Qe r11Jtt .,, .n, t.lh Qpl!med NPw car title, 100% guarantee, 102 motor, , Powerglide, .. On Another ' ll" > • \ 2,. BI·G WEEK .•. COLUMBUS IUPJ) Sen. no•lou Colllno, R·kGnton, has ..;;.:,. bad luck with blUs he has tried to Jlillh ID the Gen· oral Assen•bly. • ' Dlllrlcl boldMaltlter, k Marlellllr e <tbMtlnn~~>nlt' l!:r-'ln Uould 1M' Houoeth wor "':of :ork 90 f'ePnrt""' ·rnm.,dl•t.el,. Mit' oua. bu<·ket st"a ts. tinted glass, R&H . Save 500.00 off list price. the . program. Roll e per . nd have are under cen Social Se<:ur-• , full basemen!, vera a. ·NI!Iet wW '"" "" respofl.lll'lle ror "fHH•p •11.,., n,. •no ·nr r ert · 'l~•,runt 11!~'i~i~"nl construction, in ,.... he a "Best Seller" book. ity. However, ' the wages of a Two weeks ago a Seaow c;om· RATES 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door - - $2,395 11 and well located. White Rose Lodge will domestic, or household, work- mittee killed • proposal For Wam .4.d Servu:e IvorY over black fini sh., red inte-rior , like new whUewall 000.00. afternoon at 1:30 p. er are subject to ..he socilll se- woUld have al~ed strip tnlnbtg ~.::~t,..::· ,":'~!~.~ . . n~ tire~, VB motor, aut orru1 tic trans .. radio and heate-r. RACINE_ 6 room .frame at the Legion Hall in Mid· tas:ea only if_ the special for coal on stat• park 1 with bath, forced ·•ir Wl'th Mrs . Clarence Mecash pay perfciuarter test 'l • :.,:~~~; •,•:,.;,~;:,, '"' r..... ,.. ing , basement and hot porches •- $50 . h i' rata ~· 1 ~l!nt6 Pfll •orG .... I.J 'I• Mrs. Mildred Jacow, lS me.1 ' e bill had :nAII:sed the HoUle , 10 • , ,, ••' garage and uunv. workers 1·~ bu 81ness' ' com- Th r~..1en;~f~~ a ~ ; ....:.t".l:.~n,.· ~· OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. lot and garden. Mrs. Oma Nelson as host· only one diueniJng vote aft. 0111 n• uJo ntA•..., Ks - s1 .2~ aor POMEROY • OHIO merce, andlal Industry ~ er 8 section allowing the coal CARD easily qualify for V. j 't are taxes50reolJ •ot'd n~nlmu.m l!;ae t> d<tdlt•on. . . ect 10 soc secun l rninin had been taken out. 1he llJ woNt ,(' owuN r'•• 11uhn.,. A. 30 year loan. The Federated CU'cle w 1ll gardless of the amount of wag.. g cf in the Senate •' • 'len• vet wora 6 room' frame wath meet Wednesday evening, at es length of work or number a Ion . u• oil furnace heating, running wa the church, with Mrs. Be workers. But, ' househc' I ""'"""' ' '"" • M ' " """ •••• FOR SALE BUSINESS SERVICES , sir.k and cabmets Lari!e Neutzling and Mrs. Louis Rei- workers are not . ' . rovi1 ITTO·s PSLAO ' covered bv, I securitv, . They m remsertmg he p WE OFFER every kind of bull- lot , on blacktop road . $3500.011. ·hel as hostesses. REST/l1 PRODUCING dozer , back, hoe excava1liorl, reel buy· LTOR 10elal security credits il • are pa $50 or more in a Monday night Collins ro,. WAN"! AD general haulin• and fill C. C. CUCKLER, ~~! The 1 .PomeroWyed sd "Antique Car" Pattern ·~ PHONE WY l·~ wi I meet ne ay' a 1 quarter bv the same speak for anotller bill that had PHONE WY 2-2157 Tall 16 ••· Water Call WY 2-3243. Free Al-BERT M. COX, SALESMAN the home of Mrs. Jed Webster I It m k any 'I ssed in lheHou,. Spon.' Giassos With Purchase mates. Emmel W. Shcrler, PHONE WY Z.ml for a planned potluck dm· emp oyer. a e easr Y pa . R You get 1 glass free each Contructing. - - - - - - - -- · ne at 12 . 30 p m followed by a difference how little or how sored by Rep. John H. Wet!!. • NOflcES ~=--:----;c: r · · ' often the work is done - the Fairfield, It would have revised hme purchase 10 gaL· free estimate ml of cash wages t",;aid by filing fees on Uerrs of mutual COlli· ton s ofyou gasolme or more, or CALL f NOW F'OR la'·es priv · 0 d 0 .~_.,, SOUP, 20c. , ./•.lle, :!0• · H o 01 a cornhination oil change · i d b • ~ for .Premium notes . on roads, arm P n :'1 , "an •, ase-• MAu t 1 the employer .. . the determin- pan•~s alP C' 1ean11g f Th ~· made pie, l5c . JaC'k 's UaJrY II and lube job. ment excaval ' ..ms, and other. The Past Counci ors o eo. ing factor. Collins derended the bJII , Bar, Middleu,wt. 5-7--6lc Start A Set Now! Pholie WY 2_3243_ Emmet W. MASON - 3 bedroom frame dor.us Coun~il Daughters of Household worker.: . . includ~ Democratic ehargel! that it waS • !>.. NEWE'' 'S GARAGE:. home , ~h' large h carpeted ~lal Inter~ .. Chesler. Shuler. l'nntra<"ting. . 'tliving ·-d Amer.ica will meet Thursday f M all persons who work 1n a pr1d preferenl'lal to 8 ···Now L.t.l.o OP Pn undrr nPW mnu 1. 4 26 room. 1 Js orne IS SI evemng at the home o • rs . te home or on the groun s gnlup. He said that although the Super Servo'ce Station tfc 11 tl.\'e 611' x 120' lot J s s · h h os on a rae ames ayre, yracuse . of a prJV~te orne sue . minimum filing fee would be agement. Richard L. 5 7 Open 24 Hours WI FOR - PAINTING, Interior and w1th large double garage. The Women's Missionary So· cooks, ma1ds, bullers,dclehanrng duced rrom to cents, 35 ld be in50 man. exterwr Call Rtchard Wtll. $12,000.00. gardeners an c au 11oo==ua=LE-=--_-::D"E"C"K"E"'R ;cSEWING marhmes, 009 N. Second Street, Middle- NEW HAVEN _ brick 4 bed· ci•ty of the Pom?roy First ' ' rate per page wou I bl 4 3 30tc room home, forced a1r · fue1 Th Baptist on . requ1r . ed bY creased, boostmg revenue.on. the w:icbes now avai a e at sales and Sttvice. The port. d Church, wall meet at the 'fhp employPr 15 After further discussion ra. 't4l 1141• ,.., .• Y' SHOP. ' , ; ..,~-~' ~ ; 1 ,, @) :•n1, POMEROY MOTOR (0. @) ot.. 11'·----------------------' ?":·~~.,~.o,u~ """ '~EASAY - _,' ttftp ate ' - doesn't ~C,~t/' ~t.'l.ltt pomeroy l andmark 2·~932 =· 1 ' ' OI '59 Spotless. , 59 Pontiac _ ' =LOS=:::E;--;;WE=I;;G;;IIT;;--sa:::;-fe~ly;:-:a=nd:; H ~ Middleport Feed Mill Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. ''We Do Custom Grinding" N. 2nd Ave. ' 6t~ FOR RENT - •1 ,~, an2~5 ~7nfurn rshd p Brotllers ~ill 4-27-30tp Louise Thompson and R•Jherta "very soon." O'Brien. Castro is currently visiting the LEGAL NOTICe MAY It Soviet Union. The government Mary Shrine, White Shrine of has been expeeling him to visit 6 7 tic r Phone WY · 2-6127 AUCfTONEER hf>-~.':r~l WILL TRAIN 5 men or women ., ' to work with mf' u' ho ·s a HOUSE suitablP for sma li -f am day. Excellent earnmgs 9fler ily , fi.lll basement. 313 C lllt 11..! f' I 1 sh:1 rt trainin g periuri. Write Sl.. Pum~roy . Phone V/Y 2Box 43, Middleport, Oh · .IO. 3859. 5 6 3t<· Complete Set'Vice Crill Bradford 1 I Write, Phone or ,..._ .......ntacf A. C. BRADFORD Racine. Ohio 5 8 3 tP lii(JilSF. for rent F'o11r room-s 1. 0 . McCOY, 1 H · ht !lnd bath. Linco n e1g s. Che stt•r, Ohio . AUTO SALES pn WY 2 3575 after 5 o' I IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OP: MI!IGI couNTY, OHIO •n Ollio C:orpontlon, Middleport, Ohio. 5 18 Ifc ',.1" 1" 11"· AUCTIONEER. Trov lutm.r, •t •I.. No. 12:.414 4 18 tfc following the meeting. o.fHid•nts NOTICI av P'UILICATION Troy Butcher •nd Linda Butcher. whose lut JcnOWD place 0£ I'Uidenct • a.,,,. ! 't' E Main Street, Pomeroy \2 6 tfc 1 We bave all sizes The rouowinl r•al ••tat" tltuated In the County o( Mt llt , State of OhJo, Phon. W,.•. 4"'.J870 Slower Ma«•hines , •• FliKNI~HF.O anc1 unlurms hed ..... ,·, <"'• Towo•hlo of Bf'dford. tte4 22 tf<' p ·1 · Be R.P.asonable Rates Ina: lOC'flted In Section No, :12, Tow~ tments 3td Uti IlleS ·1 ' 3 RanJe 13 o( the Ohio Camp•ny I apar 5 p m Phnne · WY 2- l Call W\' 2-Z974 Da'-'J er Night Pur<'haae, b l'lnl the Eaat one-hale ar >R NEWM w;,;d C"BJ"$1 . 11r fort' the somhwest one.fcmrtll of Wd seetr ····•s ......... Ma'"''ln Mark<1 277" altel 5 p m Phune WY 7 26 tfc 111ln No. 32 , Town 3, R•n•,e 13. Save, v v. . 'l .c;;;;======-.....---..., - - -- [~ ll,.... nn"dd n cept the two follow n• lot• ° SAI.f':SI'vU. ~ B ~·a.;1e1 l\r1atil 2-3574 12 6 Lk ' • oldl.n'tbyNo.S..rnuel 1: Belnl' the tot ol land. h d ews Athens. I Y l-4061 4 r Att 1• • Mayhullh and wlff' to 6 .. ONE room ouse an en IOn Da•rymen .John (' Mnler by deed dah•d Nov . 10-9-tk I I"OI.J 3JJarrment Peopi(>S Ter· i u IIIR:I , re<'orded In Vol ,.. 41:13-494 of the llt-ed 2 ~OJOJ:. race Phone WY ·a.JOi.J. I ..._ E count~·. Ohio, FOR SALE- - R as fo llow s, Hl!ll:lnniol at Q u st rorn ~r or nld F.a•t FREE USE '" our Carpet . SnLithwe~l. one-fourth or ~ vr 8 :t2 Town :l. and Ran11e , , Shampoopr with IJilrchasf' nf FOR SALE OR REN~ I ~~rth 87 deJr•eR Wut 115 1 C 5 Unl!; s: lhen r e South 3 Lustre s 1amr'oo BaK- - --Bl A ue . " '.' · I , • AN1 ADS - '1 ' ' ,..,K wonders E u rodR: then<"e south 11 1'\ nu-n E11 11Joh 85n roda and land :1 link• to ne er's Furmture , "'' Hldlepor h bu or sell Dean'• ; thence North S-7-6t(' when you WIS tl ) POMEROY WY '2·2649 3 d t 11 re t't Ea!lt 42 r11d• to the place _ ' RP.a 1: the Want AU!i fot quick i BEST or llll!teinninx ('ontalnlna: :12.38 ll're• . I C II OFFERS THE Lot No , 2: Helnll 2J aer•w oft lh~ 1 TWO ROOM house trai er. a rpsiJitS South end ur said Ea•l one·M>lf of 111 Th M t•· A··-'ll'arv of e o n~rs u.w " Boy Scout 'l"tooJi 245 eo( '-l!f' ' port are SpoDSOrmg I .. I • s v 1 1 I WY 2-2888 or inq r"' al ~94 Pearl St., Middleport. 5-7·6tp ; ·/f> ., CLAtR WOOOE PHONE CHESTER 985~2145 12-6-:lSt(' .j?f 'I> ONE PLYWOOD boa I, tr:til er I and narR , $50 Ont- Cume ' <~· I .INSURANCE- . _ S'! long, $20. Set oipe SIMPSON lnSUT· Corliss Breeding Service, t.•"1. •' "I"" to "One 1•," $10 l ~rll1w•. ... ot>r BARNES ance Agency . Middleport d he f _.. ~ " Breed to great dairy an e Body Works , WV 2·:1576. F'tre. autumobile, bonds Pll bulls for only $6.(k). F'or serv- !- ' c~J I ! 5-7.:Hp l WY 2--2903 !!_!!_c TRUCK SCALES. ;. h3 kcl :-creeD Reuler Insurance AgencJ belt line, 20 H.P m :1tor , crHb, ··lnsW"aoce lor every perso•aJ 28\1 ft. Double chain conand baslne•a aeed.'" ll C PbORe ~ o "'"I YeyOf, mOtOr generator . 3 n I .r.-w.1 WY 2-3231. 5 4 6tc one !!:ilk'i'! f150. walnut antiqut dresser , 1 Westinghouse electric J:OUler, plus new grille, $20 be seen after 5 p. m. at N. 3rd Ave., Middleport. Carl Bottom . Chevalier plelely rebuilt 3 years ago and in excellent condition. 5 5 6 30tp 1·2 HP Johnson outboard w.fh ii1i\NBiiiil4i~ all kinds. controls. A steal at llllfl for :w11nd<n> blinds and shades. both . Phone L. P~ Fultz, WY porch shades val- 2·3193 days, WY 2-5182 r:t~hts . and almings. Bamboo I ii-7 3tc .Dale Wippel Supply, Avenue , Pomeroy, ---.Uo.VE;n;-;;S:;;T:;;O;;C;;:;K;;---\ 5 2 3lllc tank' Get 8 NICE York and Hampshir• Em All ~ptic tank I pigs. 1 weeks old. nwight l;jl'apo!t. ·Ohio Valley PluJilb. Milhoan, Phone WY 2-6768. 4-16-30tp 08 3lp !J~.i:~~ Ea .•t one· h•ll ur five cardinals, 31 archbis. and 201 bishops, ' num ber of f UII ~ ! arne pupils in U. ~- Caf:oHc elementarv and high schoob totals there are 9' 491 StUdents .inI seven highh schools I Th and 30 e e~entary sc 00 !. e 0 ne Catholic collegE in the diocese, tt.e College ~ Steubenville. . F rna• .:;ed by l. . " "I SCan a· thers has 808 studeni.s ' ' There are 98 semlnarians stu. f th i h d I lh dying or e pr est 00 0 e diocesan seml• ary Jn Blooming- s .... dale. Ohio. Tht: Steubenville di· ocesan schools are staffed by 52 pr 1·ests• 209· sisters • and 88 Jay teachers. , I ba . . lh Last St year he 8 '11tota d 'oc pllsmsurnm e eu nv1 e I ese n • bered 2,149, of whl~ 344 were Soutllwut 0'11:'- · M elit th.- • 5 3 30tp Membersh•'p In ' Morton _w_ ....... , I 2 - ·~ ._, ONLY IYity Slaw ....,., Middleport, 0. Catho}I'C Faith Up 0 ne Mi}}'100 Pllftutlutttr npt,.. Sat,, Ma, 11, 1943 New .•. Kroger Flavor Soft SAVE 56c oa P?rk & Be-ems .. SAVE 38c ~ Emllassy c...... ' Salad Dressing ........ ....... 3 tn $1 -··-~~·2- u.: C&IIIJSIIp J Oran1e, Grape, ' ' Orange Pineapple, Grapefruit Hi-C Drinks . ......... .. ... 3 "'..~ $1 Kroger ..~ ~ ~ '" ·~·· 1Fh41 . . . Avondale Sliced or Halves BuHermilk Bread s ... s•..·'. ....,.... • Cz~tyhll Poaches ............. . Tomato Sou, Vac Pak ' 20 Kroger Corn ... .... oz. loaves ,1 . ..... 1 ... 7 '!:.: $1 Kro1er, 5 fruils 50 Fruit Cocktail · FREE TOP VAWE STAMPS with ..,.. and purchaM ot' 1 eMMr/.,. Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. Iutter StniUHI ·Cc!Hfe C..IOflexplrw lat., May 11t. ' PHONE WY 2-3214 PAGE ST.:!!!!!: ..... Plus 50 TV Stampt With Coupon .' ' Pound Cake 1NI ~':'.~~. . . . . $1$4 Crest · ··......... Biscuits .. I Cllaar lallrJ~I~ ~~ Sweet ancl lluttermlllc t:~ ..... ~.,. . ·11,~: - . . . . . - ' . Minute Maid $ Tastes like -· laz. orange juice I .... • 1960 M G. A. Roadster - - • • c.-. .... .:::. .... 49c Grind your 6 oz. own cans 3 $ ..... lb. 39 ' f1 Cucumbers New tl~es, 4 speed, dual carbs , Jow mileage, one owner, extra clean. 1800 6etlea with tonneaw cover and ronv. top. All white palnl. Crisp Fresh •• ' New White Potaloes . s_;~:10 69c -~295 shift. Beautiful baby bluP.. 13,~ mUes of new eaar warranty. H month Ill. financing. LOCUST & SYCAM·ORE ON' .ROUTE ·7 . P.hone WY 2-3422 Mlddli!port,. . Pbone01tey WY 2-GOIIG. the hierarchy compmSee Wood. Syracu,.. bers 1!163 of D;rectory lists 231 me!"· · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • " ·. ., 'I ;~. ' " • . \ "" ·.' ·' '· ' \. \ • lib. lttx Tender, Strllnalllu VEGETABLE ~ SALE! '. Kroger Saltines Green Beans SPRING~ .. . ,_•. ...,.t-.. ·I Sedan 8 cyl. Automatic. Blue and white, low mileage, sha11p. New white sidewall tire1. Local owner. SAVE 23c Spotlight Coffee $ Cn.c. sllq~tii!Jnl 1961 Ford Fairlane 4 Dr. - • • - $f595 At•l... Orange Delight Fresh Corn 'l .. . · · .... ........ 19c Toothpaste .,_. Dtttr.... ~.~ . ".'i 1 1!; '•'l Large Golden 30c Cake "" .. 3 No;.': $1 1 SAVE Peanut llutter:or usED Au TOM 0 BILE e cyl. Std. "' r;h ~ rj, WE ARE AS NEAR AS YOUR ,TELEPHONE CALL WY 2-3284 FOR SERVICE AND PRICES 1963 Fairlane 4 Dr. · • - - • • ·. JJW Pre~erves ...... .... . . . ... .. 4. 12ian"'' $1 "!~. Statton Waa:on. Automatic, radio, heater, spotless inside and oUt. New Font trade ln. Green and white. 6 passenger. Good tires. 8 cyl. 8 room house, hath, large lie; in Ohio 's 9,d69,118 total utility room and garage. Heat- population. ed by gas. Nice location . Prir- The official Catholic Directed to sell. Call after 4 p. m. ory statistics for 1963 reports except Saundays, LV 6-5824, 28 archdioceses and 12ll diocesMcArthur, Ohio, l2tc es in the United States. The S 6 ~- diocese of Steuhenvllle comFOR SALE . Four ~ood lots prises 13 counties, an area of Good seven room bouse, b&lh 5,913 square miles with a total and l,il bath basemem and population of 5111,897. 18rage out 'of hJgh water . There are 174 priests in the Could 'be made into apar~ • _Jbenville dioc.,. of which mente City · ..ater, electr1ci 156 are diocesan clergy and II ty, goo. Priced for quick sale b:long to religious orders. The Kroger, Assorted Flavors hoxes 6 eyl. Std. shift, all white paint. Sharp. Local owner, 24 month fmance. 1962. Catholics in the Steubenville diocese now numher 52,976. There are 2.132.971 Calho- lsa (Hpon ..._.... tJi -·--·-- 1960 Rambler Super 4 Dr. - •. - $1245 1960 Chevrolet Parkwood • - - $1695 crease or nearly a million over >.·'i ~ SilverDist Ia•- $1 Beef Stew 1-tet.K,..., -t Dr. 4 speed, radio, white walls. All while exterior. Local owner. Real abarp . . ao month financing. · The U. S. Catholic population now numbers 43,851,538, an in- c..:..o"..."::':... ... 5 .... Country Club ·! : eTOP SOIL eFILL DIRT eSAND eGRAVEL - f1i )) . ':m ·m!JJ '!rill o....... Vegetables TOP VALUE STAMPS ·· ~ Special Landscaping We Furnish·· " Fro1en Kroger Frozen with '"PMI and- purcho•• of I Jar .... ............... For Home Improvement. Or I lbfl Pot Pies . .:.. ch/,.... ~oo~.r•.t..r ... 6 .... $1 Mix 50 EXTIAFUE ·1 . ....... BAKER fURNITURE SAVES TIME- SAVES MONEY 1962 Chevrolet Corvair 700 69c .... lb. '• lveryn 'a .--SPECIALS~--~ Crow, Crow Portu, .Attornen for6 PlalnUrt lA) H · w l a.. 1~. 22. 21. &til! 2 Sliced Bcxon .......... .....•• Kwlclc 1f11ett (1Wck ., lltln) ,.' 4 ..... adult converts. Pale c'oum y . 1r,r; Slic«<Bacon Frozen Domestic .'/1¥, J ) ()( / htuMI . . d I Ke.·th Goble For nc Sti'U:~:·~:!32~·d""~~w::".1E' Ir--:~=--~~-=--· or l 16• Slc Ivery S.., CONCRETE or ).:i'J (14-16 Ill. avg.) Frelh READY-MIXED • I 5.613,j56. n .•le S- .Je1w1'II e d'I· fourth o{ s aid iand Rana:e 13, the contain In, tbl East 163 , rummage · ice call · Leland Parker, Porn- u!<l P•lltion b y thl! 15th <111 or eroy, Ohio Phone WY 2·2264 · ~~~.be1 ~3nd::ei':~~~~t,;~: defeult or Albert Parker, Chester , H. H. ft..'.WLINCS SONs co. Ohio, Phone 965-3415. ' an Ohio Corporation, PiaJntlfr condition. Pnced rea sonable POMEROY - 2 bedroom frame . For Sale or trade for liveStorm doors. and wmdows, stock . Eldon Gaul, Chester , I carpeting. Ult 50x360. Land Ohio. 5 2 6k contract, WY 2·3102. 1>41-6tp FOR SALE .8 of m i I e from Pomeroy on Route 143. MARINE SUPPLIES ~ifJ~:~~~~~~5~6~3tp pants, shirts and 16 M WEAVER skrtf Com- ~aid s.-r:uon ~·aJ~:~~d ~9 ~~~\f~\ .. ~~n~nd or southwe•t ont-tourth ID<.'~.",~:·'l.:;:;e.:;~:;. • REFEREN CE DEED· Vol 185 Dt'.-d B«ordt, Oh~~-u an required to an•wer -REAL ESTATE P:»iTABLE dish washer. Call .FARM __ EQUIPMENT _ --. WI 9-3068. 5 3 i2lp _ ~ HOUSE FOR SALE or trade . ONE SINGLE 4 poster walnul NEW HOLLAND lime and ~erl- ~ Six rooms, bath, half basebed with springs and mat· ilizer spreader on wheels. 8 ment, hot and cold water' ftess. $15. One adjusiable arm I fool hopper . Contact Ed Fry, gas heating, garage one acre , cliaJr with cushions, $6. One L.etart, W. Va . 119-5253~ . ground. in RutLand. WUI •ell · sewms · 5 8 -~ 6tp on land contract. .S. D.5-- Bus, .cabinet etecrr1c ma -& 7 ·1P . ~lne [good condition) 145 PARMALL"'H"~- Tractor, good 1 kirk, Rutland , 0 h1o. 1 antique oak love seat $20.00 , _ 1 .. 8 M 10 . t h sa e ay m e McMaster Building in upper Middleprt beginning at 9 a.m. · if saturd ay Whole Hams Ttii~II'IJ ,............. }lq {7-Bib• S.V.'nSave , c... R. H. lin'''"'' S.nt clock 4 23 tfc f'H()T() CClPYlNG Services ~u Route 1. Pomeroy, Ohio, but 1\e Rambler - -- - - -I v.hoae p~('e of ruidenre It unknown, Sl·~n• l ar• l ,1 ('.·mpa•l MOilF.RN 4 room funushed or1 Cop,· any tetter or docament w111 tate noll" th•t on the 8th dadv n '' <> " '"' ol D<"cembl'r, 1982, the undl'uianc EJrellence unf•lrfll shed apartment. Mtd· l ""etHer lnsur:mee, Pomeroy flied tt• Petition .. ulnJt you In the 2 JS tfc Court of Common PI~ of Mci&l Rig ("ar ro,.n .. ridt' and pPrlorlb· dl epur t WY 2-387l· tfc c ownt.v , Ohio , praytn1 for iucl•ment 3 15 tnce Small car economy and _ I Karl Grue11er, Plumbtng and ~~o!.~~ ~;e~r;~~-~ot:~th t~~tef~:~ ~~ THNEF. anC tollr room furnish· Heatln~ men per f'ent Pl'r annum from Ma:v mtlnagrrabillt) I 28th 1982 and Ill• lll'~ond in •mount See et.1 and unfurmshcd apart. 1 Minersville, Ohio or si:m .OO. and pra~·1n1 tor rorl'rlo•~ Mt>ll'11politao Motors rru:'llt~ W'l 2·5-1.3'1. 1 End \'OUr srwer trnublrs ~:!ln~c d~~~rn~:rt::a~eapr~;er:~~ roJ · Oll t.' will meet Friday at p. m. at the IOOF Hall, Potrefreshments will be serv· fURNITURE JI.Jj 0 ' ' remot~ed! Swansdown OF ALL NEW SI.G~tl. • . . ab10l~y no oelll#lr •lieu ..., er Sirltin T1p M;ddl•port Blaettnar. WY 2-5127_ 3--l9-~ stallation of_ officers. Sarah bor Minister Bachir Boumaza E Mam St , Pomeroy, Ohio FOR SALE-. iroom- house, I Gibbs present a program • said Tuesday that Cuban Premier Phone WY %-2448 acre ground full basement. Ion Mexaco and hostesses wall be Fidel Castro will vi sit Algeria , Arnold d/.uJJ BEEF ROAST 3 ROOMS FOR SALE - Two - bedroom The Xi Gamma Mu Chapter ta , Ohio. hor••e Beau!Uul Birch kitch· of Bela Sigma Phi will meet ----HEATING t\ND PLUMBING en. automa~.ic gas heal. l649 at the Ohio Power Offic~ Thu~s- TO VISIT ALGERIA Mueller Furnaces Lincoln He1ghts. Call John day at B p.m. There Will be ••· ALGIERS IUPLJ- Aigerian La- FURNISHED apartments. One 4 room . I five rnnm l·-tlr 'lh h· HELP WANTED SX-11 e Agrico Fertilizer $!.495 Pomeroy, Ohio 3 I 60tp - U F * Armours·-tr Brauns *SWit ......._ ~f oil heal, storm windows and St. law to report the·- amount floor it was brought out that most oak floors. Very good buy al l group of Ruth Circle as hos' and Jfler each of the filings would contain Less $10,500.00. ' quarter to the Inter· . than 100 words, bringing them unmiles from New Haven - 5 1\esses . , j Revenue Service. The tax der tbe minimum rate. room home with good garden The Pomeroy Bend . i> 3lil percent on the em· The bill fllaed by a 15·14 vote, spot, stoker-fired coal furn- Band Radio club will bold 1ts ~Ioyce wtth th~... employer six votes less than required ace . Also 5 acres o( ground. monthly meeting Thursday it. Special booklets en- passage. $7,000.00. ning at the Second Ward Fire titled "Social Security and 1 CUCKLER REALTY House in Pomerry, Your Household Emolo vee" >orl Algeria but date has heen an110 BRANCH OFFICE o o d News for unced JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN Rock Springs Grange w; II Workers " are ava,iill~ab~~I:• Jrno=:::··-::::::-:~~,~ PHONE 88Z-2843 meet Thursday at 8 p.m . Re· r · the social security o: NEW HAVEN . W, VA., freshment s will be served I 309 Putnam Street, Mariet- ee s or •• ' DeKalb Seed Corn DeKalb Sudax or eas·, ily with Oex-A-Diet tablets. only llllc. Stark Drugs I •. • Blaettna rs •[lel•wr Ucenset Call WY %-2!164>. $1,495 VB Catalma 2 Or. Hard Top. Hyd . rower sleE"ring & brak · (' S. One car('ful owner. AuTOMuiiiiiAwi»SW';Ji;;;..,~,~t;;; UJSI yow Buick - - Y88 LeSabre . Auto. shift . Beautifcl a11 wh ite fin is h. Ohio . cancelled? S • :, .COFFEE Sc. Home-made i nuts Sc Breakfast served and lunches packed at Barnette's t · Home RestaL.rant ano Pizza Shop. Reasonable prices. Op- : en 5:30 a. m. till 12 p. m. · Phooe WY 2·9976, Middleport, ch:::h a~il~ th~ ri:~tmMain 1 7 30 neUe's Home Restauranl rir Shop. !i5 w Second. Po· on 5:30 a. m. till midm meroy , WY 2-2284. Phone WY 2-9976. -tc l.---====--......===1:1 Ill. Boneless ..... ·"1' jL,...,...,..,......,,......,..,.__.,....I F'a~ ' r~~.) (J'.I Ill, Lesttil ...... ,.. ............. . 3tc , ua~.e .... ...m..ec~ 450 .. I 454 IWCIIIIIw H,..xC...Itl·~ ' . .... I llo. oko..• · •••• 'l'f s ' o c i a f REE! S1n0kecl Ham '' '. ,.., l· • •• httlltlf .1 aft~m~c.;:u~',;.. ::!PIn';: u, Y~~~}'~~th~~~t!_x_!~199-~in~erl flay~-- .' . ' . . \ . 1'0 ... .( . I i-. �. ... ~ ._. .... , ....... . . . "" - ........ -..; .............. .. ........ _. ... ,, W~NT AD INFORMATION DEADUNES . . ... ... 0.,. IMioN Pw.l:tllcal. . tJ-4., DHdllot teftfl 4 II r - ·' IS YOUR BEST u::: BET CAN<-'Ell.A TIONS CORIIEt "MONS •w .. aCCIIpl41G ht nn m .utnJ -=• ' • The Mldd.ep.n Ulerary Club hold ~nh..•tloto Ill!:(; U LATIONS --------•1 MAY I , 196~ Corvalr Monza Station Wagon their final meeting of Bf WILW~ P. BAIIItER tbe year Wednesday, May 8 t the h of I h orne POMEROY - 7 room 11'ame J;.., , aMrs. Charles I Ih•,m• with bath, hot water neatMrs. Arthur Strau-. ~-- Strikes Out - • IJUIIUIIIB• ~, • ......... . •Qe r11Jtt .,, .n, t.lh Qpl!med NPw car title, 100% guarantee, 102 motor, , Powerglide, .. On Another ' ll" > • \ 2,. BI·G WEEK .•. COLUMBUS IUPJ) Sen. no•lou Colllno, R·kGnton, has ..;;.:,. bad luck with blUs he has tried to Jlillh ID the Gen· oral Assen•bly. • ' Dlllrlcl boldMaltlter, k Marlellllr e <tbMtlnn~~>nlt' l!:r-'ln Uould 1M' Houoeth wor "':of :ork 90 f'ePnrt""' ·rnm.,dl•t.el,. Mit' oua. bu<·ket st"a ts. tinted glass, R&H . Save 500.00 off list price. the . program. Roll e per . nd have are under cen Social Se<:ur-• , full basemen!, vera a. ·NI!Iet wW '"" "" respofl.lll'lle ror "fHH•p •11.,., n,. •no ·nr r ert · 'l~•,runt 11!~'i~i~"nl construction, in ,.... he a "Best Seller" book. ity. However, ' the wages of a Two weeks ago a Seaow c;om· RATES 1962 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door - - $2,395 11 and well located. White Rose Lodge will domestic, or household, work- mittee killed • proposal For Wam .4.d Servu:e IvorY over black fini sh., red inte-rior , like new whUewall 000.00. afternoon at 1:30 p. er are subject to ..he socilll se- woUld have al~ed strip tnlnbtg ~.::~t,..::· ,":'~!~.~ . . n~ tire~, VB motor, aut orru1 tic trans .. radio and heate-r. RACINE_ 6 room .frame at the Legion Hall in Mid· tas:ea only if_ the special for coal on stat• park 1 with bath, forced ·•ir Wl'th Mrs . Clarence Mecash pay perfciuarter test 'l • :.,:~~~; •,•:,.;,~;:,, '"' r..... ,.. ing , basement and hot porches •- $50 . h i' rata ~· 1 ~l!nt6 Pfll •orG .... I.J 'I• Mrs. Mildred Jacow, lS me.1 ' e bill had :nAII:sed the HoUle , 10 • , ,, ••' garage and uunv. workers 1·~ bu 81ness' ' com- Th r~..1en;~f~~ a ~ ; ....:.t".l:.~n,.· ~· OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. lot and garden. Mrs. Oma Nelson as host· only one diueniJng vote aft. 0111 n• uJo ntA•..., Ks - s1 .2~ aor POMEROY • OHIO merce, andlal Industry ~ er 8 section allowing the coal CARD easily qualify for V. j 't are taxes50reolJ •ot'd n~nlmu.m l!;ae t> d<tdlt•on. . . ect 10 soc secun l rninin had been taken out. 1he llJ woNt ,(' owuN r'•• 11uhn.,. A. 30 year loan. The Federated CU'cle w 1ll gardless of the amount of wag.. g cf in the Senate •' • 'len• vet wora 6 room' frame wath meet Wednesday evening, at es length of work or number a Ion . u• oil furnace heating, running wa the church, with Mrs. Be workers. But, ' househc' I ""'"""' ' '"" • M ' " """ •••• FOR SALE BUSINESS SERVICES , sir.k and cabmets Lari!e Neutzling and Mrs. Louis Rei- workers are not . ' . rovi1 ITTO·s PSLAO ' covered bv, I securitv, . They m remsertmg he p WE OFFER every kind of bull- lot , on blacktop road . $3500.011. ·hel as hostesses. REST/l1 PRODUCING dozer , back, hoe excava1liorl, reel buy· LTOR 10elal security credits il • are pa $50 or more in a Monday night Collins ro,. WAN"! AD general haulin• and fill C. C. CUCKLER, ~~! The 1 .PomeroWyed sd "Antique Car" Pattern ·~ PHONE WY l·~ wi I meet ne ay' a 1 quarter bv the same speak for anotller bill that had PHONE WY 2-2157 Tall 16 ••· Water Call WY 2-3243. Free Al-BERT M. COX, SALESMAN the home of Mrs. Jed Webster I It m k any 'I ssed in lheHou,. Spon.' Giassos With Purchase mates. Emmel W. Shcrler, PHONE WY Z.ml for a planned potluck dm· emp oyer. a e easr Y pa . R You get 1 glass free each Contructing. - - - - - - - -- · ne at 12 . 30 p m followed by a difference how little or how sored by Rep. John H. Wet!!. • NOflcES ~=--:----;c: r · · ' often the work is done - the Fairfield, It would have revised hme purchase 10 gaL· free estimate ml of cash wages t",;aid by filing fees on Uerrs of mutual COlli· ton s ofyou gasolme or more, or CALL f NOW F'OR la'·es priv · 0 d 0 .~_.,, SOUP, 20c. , ./•.lle, :!0• · H o 01 a cornhination oil change · i d b • ~ for .Premium notes . on roads, arm P n :'1 , "an •, ase-• MAu t 1 the employer .. . the determin- pan•~s alP C' 1ean11g f Th ~· made pie, l5c . JaC'k 's UaJrY II and lube job. ment excaval ' ..ms, and other. The Past Counci ors o eo. ing factor. Collins derended the bJII , Bar, Middleu,wt. 5-7--6lc Start A Set Now! Pholie WY 2_3243_ Emmet W. MASON - 3 bedroom frame dor.us Coun~il Daughters of Household worker.: . . includ~ Democratic ehargel! that it waS • !>.. NEWE'' 'S GARAGE:. home , ~h' large h carpeted ~lal Inter~ .. Chesler. Shuler. l'nntra<"ting. . 'tliving ·-d Amer.ica will meet Thursday f M all persons who work 1n a pr1d preferenl'lal to 8 ···Now L.t.l.o OP Pn undrr nPW mnu 1. 4 26 room. 1 Js orne IS SI evemng at the home o • rs . te home or on the groun s gnlup. He said that although the Super Servo'ce Station tfc 11 tl.\'e 611' x 120' lot J s s · h h os on a rae ames ayre, yracuse . of a prJV~te orne sue . minimum filing fee would be agement. Richard L. 5 7 Open 24 Hours WI FOR - PAINTING, Interior and w1th large double garage. The Women's Missionary So· cooks, ma1ds, bullers,dclehanrng duced rrom to cents, 35 ld be in50 man. exterwr Call Rtchard Wtll. $12,000.00. gardeners an c au 11oo==ua=LE-=--_-::D"E"C"K"E"'R ;cSEWING marhmes, 009 N. Second Street, Middle- NEW HAVEN _ brick 4 bed· ci•ty of the Pom?roy First ' ' rate per page wou I bl 4 3 30tc room home, forced a1r · fue1 Th Baptist on . requ1r . ed bY creased, boostmg revenue.on. the w:icbes now avai a e at sales and Sttvice. The port. d Church, wall meet at the 'fhp employPr 15 After further discussion ra. 't4l 1141• ,.., .• Y' SHOP. ' , ; ..,~-~' ~ ; 1 ,, @) :•n1, POMEROY MOTOR (0. @) ot.. 11'·----------------------' ?":·~~.,~.o,u~ """ '~EASAY - _,' ttftp ate ' - doesn't ~C,~t/' ~t.'l.ltt pomeroy l andmark 2·~932 =· 1 ' ' OI '59 Spotless. , 59 Pontiac _ ' =LOS=:::E;--;;WE=I;;G;;IIT;;--sa:::;-fe~ly;:-:a=nd:; H ~ Middleport Feed Mill Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. ''We Do Custom Grinding" N. 2nd Ave. ' 6t~ FOR RENT - •1 ,~, an2~5 ~7nfurn rshd p Brotllers ~ill 4-27-30tp Louise Thompson and R•Jherta "very soon." O'Brien. Castro is currently visiting the LEGAL NOTICe MAY It Soviet Union. The government Mary Shrine, White Shrine of has been expeeling him to visit 6 7 tic r Phone WY · 2-6127 AUCfTONEER hf>-~.':r~l WILL TRAIN 5 men or women ., ' to work with mf' u' ho ·s a HOUSE suitablP for sma li -f am day. Excellent earnmgs 9fler ily , fi.lll basement. 313 C lllt 11..! f' I 1 sh:1 rt trainin g periuri. Write Sl.. Pum~roy . Phone V/Y 2Box 43, Middleport, Oh · .IO. 3859. 5 6 3t<· Complete Set'Vice Crill Bradford 1 I Write, Phone or ,..._ .......ntacf A. C. BRADFORD Racine. Ohio 5 8 3 tP lii(JilSF. for rent F'o11r room-s 1. 0 . McCOY, 1 H · ht !lnd bath. Linco n e1g s. Che stt•r, Ohio . AUTO SALES pn WY 2 3575 after 5 o' I IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OP: MI!IGI couNTY, OHIO •n Ollio C:orpontlon, Middleport, Ohio. 5 18 Ifc ',.1" 1" 11"· AUCTIONEER. Trov lutm.r, •t •I.. No. 12:.414 4 18 tfc following the meeting. o.fHid•nts NOTICI av P'UILICATION Troy Butcher •nd Linda Butcher. whose lut JcnOWD place 0£ I'Uidenct • a.,,,. ! 't' E Main Street, Pomeroy \2 6 tfc 1 We bave all sizes The rouowinl r•al ••tat" tltuated In the County o( Mt llt , State of OhJo, Phon. W,.•. 4"'.J870 Slower Ma«•hines , •• FliKNI~HF.O anc1 unlurms hed ..... ,·, <"'• Towo•hlo of Bf'dford. tte4 22 tf<' p ·1 · Be R.P.asonable Rates Ina: lOC'flted In Section No, :12, Tow~ tments 3td Uti IlleS ·1 ' 3 RanJe 13 o( the Ohio Camp•ny I apar 5 p m Phnne · WY 2- l Call W\' 2-Z974 Da'-'J er Night Pur<'haae, b l'lnl the Eaat one-hale ar >R NEWM w;,;d C"BJ"$1 . 11r fort' the somhwest one.fcmrtll of Wd seetr ····•s ......... Ma'"''ln Mark<1 277" altel 5 p m Phune WY 7 26 tfc 111ln No. 32 , Town 3, R•n•,e 13. Save, v v. . 'l .c;;;;======-.....---..., - - -- [~ ll,.... nn"dd n cept the two follow n• lot• ° SAI.f':SI'vU. ~ B ~·a.;1e1 l\r1atil 2-3574 12 6 Lk ' • oldl.n'tbyNo.S..rnuel 1: Belnl' the tot ol land. h d ews Athens. I Y l-4061 4 r Att 1• • Mayhullh and wlff' to 6 .. ONE room ouse an en IOn Da•rymen .John (' Mnler by deed dah•d Nov . 10-9-tk I I"OI.J 3JJarrment Peopi(>S Ter· i u IIIR:I , re<'orded In Vol ,.. 41:13-494 of the llt-ed 2 ~OJOJ:. race Phone WY ·a.JOi.J. I ..._ E count~·. Ohio, FOR SALE- - R as fo llow s, Hl!ll:lnniol at Q u st rorn ~r or nld F.a•t FREE USE '" our Carpet . SnLithwe~l. one-fourth or ~ vr 8 :t2 Town :l. and Ran11e , , Shampoopr with IJilrchasf' nf FOR SALE OR REN~ I ~~rth 87 deJr•eR Wut 115 1 C 5 Unl!; s: lhen r e South 3 Lustre s 1amr'oo BaK- - --Bl A ue . " '.' · I , • AN1 ADS - '1 ' ' ,..,K wonders E u rodR: then<"e south 11 1'\ nu-n E11 11Joh 85n roda and land :1 link• to ne er's Furmture , "'' Hldlepor h bu or sell Dean'• ; thence North S-7-6t(' when you WIS tl ) POMEROY WY '2·2649 3 d t 11 re t't Ea!lt 42 r11d• to the place _ ' RP.a 1: the Want AU!i fot quick i BEST or llll!teinninx ('ontalnlna: :12.38 ll're• . I C II OFFERS THE Lot No , 2: Helnll 2J aer•w oft lh~ 1 TWO ROOM house trai er. a rpsiJitS South end ur said Ea•l one·M>lf of 111 Th M t•· A··-'ll'arv of e o n~rs u.w " Boy Scout 'l"tooJi 245 eo( '-l!f' ' port are SpoDSOrmg I .. I • s v 1 1 I WY 2-2888 or inq r"' al ~94 Pearl St., Middleport. 5-7·6tp ; ·/f> ., CLAtR WOOOE PHONE CHESTER 985~2145 12-6-:lSt(' .j?f 'I> ONE PLYWOOD boa I, tr:til er I and narR , $50 Ont- Cume ' <~· I .INSURANCE- . _ S'! long, $20. Set oipe SIMPSON lnSUT· Corliss Breeding Service, t.•"1. •' "I"" to "One 1•," $10 l ~rll1w•. ... ot>r BARNES ance Agency . Middleport d he f _.. ~ " Breed to great dairy an e Body Works , WV 2·:1576. F'tre. autumobile, bonds Pll bulls for only $6.(k). F'or serv- !- ' c~J I ! 5-7.:Hp l WY 2--2903 !!_!!_c TRUCK SCALES. ;. h3 kcl :-creeD Reuler Insurance AgencJ belt line, 20 H.P m :1tor , crHb, ··lnsW"aoce lor every perso•aJ 28\1 ft. Double chain conand baslne•a aeed.'" ll C PbORe ~ o "'"I YeyOf, mOtOr generator . 3 n I .r.-w.1 WY 2-3231. 5 4 6tc one !!:ilk'i'! f150. walnut antiqut dresser , 1 Westinghouse electric J:OUler, plus new grille, $20 be seen after 5 p. m. at N. 3rd Ave., Middleport. Carl Bottom . Chevalier plelely rebuilt 3 years ago and in excellent condition. 5 5 6 30tp 1·2 HP Johnson outboard w.fh ii1i\NBiiiil4i~ all kinds. controls. A steal at llllfl for :w11nd<n> blinds and shades. both . Phone L. P~ Fultz, WY porch shades val- 2·3193 days, WY 2-5182 r:t~hts . and almings. Bamboo I ii-7 3tc .Dale Wippel Supply, Avenue , Pomeroy, ---.Uo.VE;n;-;;S:;;T:;;O;;C;;:;K;;---\ 5 2 3lllc tank' Get 8 NICE York and Hampshir• Em All ~ptic tank I pigs. 1 weeks old. nwight l;jl'apo!t. ·Ohio Valley PluJilb. Milhoan, Phone WY 2-6768. 4-16-30tp 08 3lp !J~.i:~~ Ea .•t one· h•ll ur five cardinals, 31 archbis. and 201 bishops, ' num ber of f UII ~ ! arne pupils in U. ~- Caf:oHc elementarv and high schoob totals there are 9' 491 StUdents .inI seven highh schools I Th and 30 e e~entary sc 00 !. e 0 ne Catholic collegE in the diocese, tt.e College ~ Steubenville. . F rna• .:;ed by l. . " "I SCan a· thers has 808 studeni.s ' ' There are 98 semlnarians stu. f th i h d I lh dying or e pr est 00 0 e diocesan seml• ary Jn Blooming- s .... dale. Ohio. Tht: Steubenville di· ocesan schools are staffed by 52 pr 1·ests• 209· sisters • and 88 Jay teachers. , I ba . . lh Last St year he 8 '11tota d 'oc pllsmsurnm e eu nv1 e I ese n • bered 2,149, of whl~ 344 were Soutllwut 0'11:'- · M elit th.- • 5 3 30tp Membersh•'p In ' Morton _w_ ....... , I 2 - ·~ ._, ONLY IYity Slaw ....,., Middleport, 0. Catho}I'C Faith Up 0 ne Mi}}'100 Pllftutlutttr npt,.. Sat,, Ma, 11, 1943 New .•. Kroger Flavor Soft SAVE 56c oa P?rk & Be-ems .. SAVE 38c ~ Emllassy c...... ' Salad Dressing ........ ....... 3 tn $1 -··-~~·2- u.: C&IIIJSIIp J Oran1e, Grape, ' ' Orange Pineapple, Grapefruit Hi-C Drinks . ......... .. ... 3 "'..~ $1 Kroger ..~ ~ ~ '" ·~·· 1Fh41 . . . Avondale Sliced or Halves BuHermilk Bread s ... s•..·'. ....,.... • Cz~tyhll Poaches ............. . Tomato Sou, Vac Pak ' 20 Kroger Corn ... .... oz. loaves ,1 . ..... 1 ... 7 '!:.: $1 Kro1er, 5 fruils 50 Fruit Cocktail · FREE TOP VAWE STAMPS with ..,.. and purchaM ot' 1 eMMr/.,. Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. Iutter StniUHI ·Cc!Hfe C..IOflexplrw lat., May 11t. ' PHONE WY 2-3214 PAGE ST.:!!!!!: ..... Plus 50 TV Stampt With Coupon .' ' Pound Cake 1NI ~':'.~~. . . . . $1$4 Crest · ··......... Biscuits .. I Cllaar lallrJ~I~ ~~ Sweet ancl lluttermlllc t:~ ..... ~.,. . ·11,~: - . . . . . - ' . Minute Maid $ Tastes like -· laz. orange juice I .... • 1960 M G. A. Roadster - - • • c.-. .... .:::. .... 49c Grind your 6 oz. own cans 3 $ ..... lb. 39 ' f1 Cucumbers New tl~es, 4 speed, dual carbs , Jow mileage, one owner, extra clean. 1800 6etlea with tonneaw cover and ronv. top. All white palnl. Crisp Fresh •• ' New White Potaloes . s_;~:10 69c -~295 shift. Beautiful baby bluP.. 13,~ mUes of new eaar warranty. H month Ill. financing. LOCUST & SYCAM·ORE ON' .ROUTE ·7 . P.hone WY 2-3422 Mlddli!port,. . Pbone01tey WY 2-GOIIG. the hierarchy compmSee Wood. Syracu,.. bers 1!163 of D;rectory lists 231 me!"· · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • " ·. ., 'I ;~. ' " • . \ "" ·.' ·' '· ' \. \ • lib. lttx Tender, Strllnalllu VEGETABLE ~ SALE! '. Kroger Saltines Green Beans SPRING~ .. . ,_•. ...,.t-.. ·I Sedan 8 cyl. Automatic. Blue and white, low mileage, sha11p. New white sidewall tire1. Local owner. SAVE 23c Spotlight Coffee $ Cn.c. sllq~tii!Jnl 1961 Ford Fairlane 4 Dr. - • • - $f595 At•l... Orange Delight Fresh Corn 'l .. . · · .... ........ 19c Toothpaste .,_. Dtttr.... ~.~ . ".'i 1 1!; '•'l Large Golden 30c Cake "" .. 3 No;.': $1 1 SAVE Peanut llutter:or usED Au TOM 0 BILE e cyl. Std. "' r;h ~ rj, WE ARE AS NEAR AS YOUR ,TELEPHONE CALL WY 2-3284 FOR SERVICE AND PRICES 1963 Fairlane 4 Dr. · • - - • • ·. JJW Pre~erves ...... .... . . . ... .. 4. 12ian"'' $1 "!~. Statton Waa:on. Automatic, radio, heater, spotless inside and oUt. New Font trade ln. Green and white. 6 passenger. Good tires. 8 cyl. 8 room house, hath, large lie; in Ohio 's 9,d69,118 total utility room and garage. Heat- population. ed by gas. Nice location . Prir- The official Catholic Directed to sell. Call after 4 p. m. ory statistics for 1963 reports except Saundays, LV 6-5824, 28 archdioceses and 12ll diocesMcArthur, Ohio, l2tc es in the United States. The S 6 ~- diocese of Steuhenvllle comFOR SALE . Four ~ood lots prises 13 counties, an area of Good seven room bouse, b&lh 5,913 square miles with a total and l,il bath basemem and population of 5111,897. 18rage out 'of hJgh water . There are 174 priests in the Could 'be made into apar~ • _Jbenville dioc.,. of which mente City · ..ater, electr1ci 156 are diocesan clergy and II ty, goo. Priced for quick sale b:long to religious orders. The Kroger, Assorted Flavors hoxes 6 eyl. Std. shift, all white paint. Sharp. Local owner, 24 month fmance. 1962. Catholics in the Steubenville diocese now numher 52,976. There are 2.132.971 Calho- lsa (Hpon ..._.... tJi -·--·-- 1960 Rambler Super 4 Dr. - •. - $1245 1960 Chevrolet Parkwood • - - $1695 crease or nearly a million over >.·'i ~ SilverDist Ia•- $1 Beef Stew 1-tet.K,..., -t Dr. 4 speed, radio, white walls. All while exterior. Local owner. Real abarp . . ao month financing. · The U. S. Catholic population now numbers 43,851,538, an in- c..:..o"..."::':... ... 5 .... Country Club ·! : eTOP SOIL eFILL DIRT eSAND eGRAVEL - f1i )) . ':m ·m!JJ '!rill o....... Vegetables TOP VALUE STAMPS ·· ~ Special Landscaping We Furnish·· " Fro1en Kroger Frozen with '"PMI and- purcho•• of I Jar .... ............... For Home Improvement. Or I lbfl Pot Pies . .:.. ch/,.... ~oo~.r•.t..r ... 6 .... $1 Mix 50 EXTIAFUE ·1 . ....... BAKER fURNITURE SAVES TIME- SAVES MONEY 1962 Chevrolet Corvair 700 69c .... lb. '• lveryn 'a .--SPECIALS~--~ Crow, Crow Portu, .Attornen for6 PlalnUrt lA) H · w l a.. 1~. 22. 21. &til! 2 Sliced Bcxon .......... .....•• Kwlclc 1f11ett (1Wck ., lltln) ,.' 4 ..... adult converts. Pale c'oum y . 1r,r; Slic«<Bacon Frozen Domestic .'/1¥, J ) ()( / htuMI . . d I Ke.·th Goble For nc Sti'U:~:·~:!32~·d""~~w::".1E' Ir--:~=--~~-=--· or l 16• Slc Ivery S.., CONCRETE or ).:i'J (14-16 Ill. avg.) Frelh READY-MIXED • I 5.613,j56. n .•le S- .Je1w1'II e d'I· fourth o{ s aid iand Rana:e 13, the contain In, tbl East 163 , rummage · ice call · Leland Parker, Porn- u!<l P•lltion b y thl! 15th <111 or eroy, Ohio Phone WY 2·2264 · ~~~.be1 ~3nd::ei':~~~~t,;~: defeult or Albert Parker, Chester , H. H. ft..'.WLINCS SONs co. Ohio, Phone 965-3415. ' an Ohio Corporation, PiaJntlfr condition. Pnced rea sonable POMEROY - 2 bedroom frame . For Sale or trade for liveStorm doors. and wmdows, stock . Eldon Gaul, Chester , I carpeting. Ult 50x360. Land Ohio. 5 2 6k contract, WY 2·3102. 1>41-6tp FOR SALE .8 of m i I e from Pomeroy on Route 143. MARINE SUPPLIES ~ifJ~:~~~~~~5~6~3tp pants, shirts and 16 M WEAVER skrtf Com- ~aid s.-r:uon ~·aJ~:~~d ~9 ~~~\f~\ .. ~~n~nd or southwe•t ont-tourth ID<.'~.",~:·'l.:;:;e.:;~:;. • REFEREN CE DEED· Vol 185 Dt'.-d B«ordt, Oh~~-u an required to an•wer -REAL ESTATE P:»iTABLE dish washer. Call .FARM __ EQUIPMENT _ --. WI 9-3068. 5 3 i2lp _ ~ HOUSE FOR SALE or trade . ONE SINGLE 4 poster walnul NEW HOLLAND lime and ~erl- ~ Six rooms, bath, half basebed with springs and mat· ilizer spreader on wheels. 8 ment, hot and cold water' ftess. $15. One adjusiable arm I fool hopper . Contact Ed Fry, gas heating, garage one acre , cliaJr with cushions, $6. One L.etart, W. Va . 119-5253~ . ground. in RutLand. WUI •ell · sewms · 5 8 -~ 6tp on land contract. .S. D.5-- Bus, .cabinet etecrr1c ma -& 7 ·1P . ~lne [good condition) 145 PARMALL"'H"~- Tractor, good 1 kirk, Rutland , 0 h1o. 1 antique oak love seat $20.00 , _ 1 .. 8 M 10 . t h sa e ay m e McMaster Building in upper Middleprt beginning at 9 a.m. · if saturd ay Whole Hams Ttii~II'IJ ,............. }lq {7-Bib• S.V.'nSave , c... R. H. lin'''"'' S.nt clock 4 23 tfc f'H()T() CClPYlNG Services ~u Route 1. Pomeroy, Ohio, but 1\e Rambler - -- - - -I v.hoae p~('e of ruidenre It unknown, Sl·~n• l ar• l ,1 ('.·mpa•l MOilF.RN 4 room funushed or1 Cop,· any tetter or docament w111 tate noll" th•t on the 8th dadv n '' <> " '"' ol D<"cembl'r, 1982, the undl'uianc EJrellence unf•lrfll shed apartment. Mtd· l ""etHer lnsur:mee, Pomeroy flied tt• Petition .. ulnJt you In the 2 JS tfc Court of Common PI~ of Mci&l Rig ("ar ro,.n .. ridt' and pPrlorlb· dl epur t WY 2-387l· tfc c ownt.v , Ohio , praytn1 for iucl•ment 3 15 tnce Small car economy and _ I Karl Grue11er, Plumbtng and ~~o!.~~ ~;e~r;~~-~ot:~th t~~tef~:~ ~~ THNEF. anC tollr room furnish· Heatln~ men per f'ent Pl'r annum from Ma:v mtlnagrrabillt) I 28th 1982 and Ill• lll'~ond in •mount See et.1 and unfurmshcd apart. 1 Minersville, Ohio or si:m .OO. and pra~·1n1 tor rorl'rlo•~ Mt>ll'11politao Motors rru:'llt~ W'l 2·5-1.3'1. 1 End \'OUr srwer trnublrs ~:!ln~c d~~~rn~:rt::a~eapr~;er:~~ roJ · Oll t.' will meet Friday at p. m. at the IOOF Hall, Potrefreshments will be serv· fURNITURE JI.Jj 0 ' ' remot~ed! Swansdown OF ALL NEW SI.G~tl. • . . ab10l~y no oelll#lr •lieu ..., er Sirltin T1p M;ddl•port Blaettnar. WY 2-5127_ 3--l9-~ stallation of_ officers. Sarah bor Minister Bachir Boumaza E Mam St , Pomeroy, Ohio FOR SALE-. iroom- house, I Gibbs present a program • said Tuesday that Cuban Premier Phone WY %-2448 acre ground full basement. Ion Mexaco and hostesses wall be Fidel Castro will vi sit Algeria , Arnold d/.uJJ BEEF ROAST 3 ROOMS FOR SALE - Two - bedroom The Xi Gamma Mu Chapter ta , Ohio. hor••e Beau!Uul Birch kitch· of Bela Sigma Phi will meet ----HEATING t\ND PLUMBING en. automa~.ic gas heal. l649 at the Ohio Power Offic~ Thu~s- TO VISIT ALGERIA Mueller Furnaces Lincoln He1ghts. Call John day at B p.m. There Will be ••· ALGIERS IUPLJ- Aigerian La- FURNISHED apartments. One 4 room . I five rnnm l·-tlr 'lh h· HELP WANTED SX-11 e Agrico Fertilizer $!.495 Pomeroy, Ohio 3 I 60tp - U F * Armours·-tr Brauns *SWit ......._ ~f oil heal, storm windows and St. law to report the·- amount floor it was brought out that most oak floors. Very good buy al l group of Ruth Circle as hos' and Jfler each of the filings would contain Less $10,500.00. ' quarter to the Inter· . than 100 words, bringing them unmiles from New Haven - 5 1\esses . , j Revenue Service. The tax der tbe minimum rate. room home with good garden The Pomeroy Bend . i> 3lil percent on the em· The bill fllaed by a 15·14 vote, spot, stoker-fired coal furn- Band Radio club will bold 1ts ~Ioyce wtth th~... employer six votes less than required ace . Also 5 acres o( ground. monthly meeting Thursday it. Special booklets en- passage. $7,000.00. ning at the Second Ward Fire titled "Social Security and 1 CUCKLER REALTY House in Pomerry, Your Household Emolo vee" >orl Algeria but date has heen an110 BRANCH OFFICE o o d News for unced JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN Rock Springs Grange w; II Workers " are ava,iill~ab~~I:• Jrno=:::··-::::::-:~~,~ PHONE 88Z-2843 meet Thursday at 8 p.m . Re· r · the social security o: NEW HAVEN . W, VA., freshment s will be served I 309 Putnam Street, Mariet- ee s or •• ' DeKalb Seed Corn DeKalb Sudax or eas·, ily with Oex-A-Diet tablets. only llllc. Stark Drugs I •. • Blaettna rs •[lel•wr Ucenset Call WY %-2!164>. $1,495 VB Catalma 2 Or. Hard Top. Hyd . rower sleE"ring & brak · (' S. One car('ful owner. AuTOMuiiiiiAwi»SW';Ji;;;..,~,~t;;; UJSI yow Buick - - Y88 LeSabre . Auto. shift . Beautifcl a11 wh ite fin is h. Ohio . cancelled? S • :, .COFFEE Sc. Home-made i nuts Sc Breakfast served and lunches packed at Barnette's t · Home RestaL.rant ano Pizza Shop. Reasonable prices. Op- : en 5:30 a. m. till 12 p. m. · Phooe WY 2·9976, Middleport, ch:::h a~il~ th~ ri:~tmMain 1 7 30 neUe's Home Restauranl rir Shop. !i5 w Second. Po· on 5:30 a. m. till midm meroy , WY 2-2284. Phone WY 2-9976. -tc l.---====--......===1:1 Ill. Boneless ..... ·"1' jL,...,...,..,......,,......,..,.__.,....I F'a~ ' r~~.) (J'.I Ill, Lesttil ...... ,.. ............. . 3tc , ua~.e .... ...m..ec~ 450 .. I 454 IWCIIIIIw H,..xC...Itl·~ ' . .... I llo. oko..• · •••• 'l'f s ' o c i a f REE! S1n0kecl Ham '' '. ,.., l· • •• httlltlf .1 aft~m~c.;:u~',;.. ::!PIn';: u, Y~~~}'~~th~~~t!_x_!~199-~in~erl flay~-- .' . ' . . \ . 1'0 ... .( . I i-. �J ~ I :-""T...E.,i:Er-rnv:r.JSr;;r.lo7t'N~i"'iNn-'1RER'I'I..,v""IEmt.,.......: ~hldo~:;.;.a;::~ "r: ~lbt...u.:: •• ,.. '!""----------------- 1- Ia ,... ., lhooe spend almoat oil tboll ~ ..._ . . . _ _ - · .... UmeiloiJI& doing oome good. 'lbe "Elevellth ..,.t too. "GuMmolte' II lito Clll)y BOLLYWOOD CUP[) - The do- H o u r" psychiatrista will be one ol thMo with 1 ~~ogle lludl!lOder rldel high on television ltraigbteoing out people'• mental 1 up hero. 'lbe otbeti 111't group ef· aeuou. · Xeeplq up with tbo tim.,, the l!lt-b will flood tho airwaves > eotertalnmeot series about ~ who do good illlngo rather · -attempting great ooa. In a • It Is on euy popular and d problems, while "Dr. Kildare" forts, keepm, pace with the will take caro ol their pb)'lk:ial hardy lndlvldualfam aad free OD· ooes. "Mr. Novak,'' II a hl8b to some good-dolag. And ev<n ''The Lieutenant," about a young Marine offi cer, will oot , r way of presenting some (.'(lmbat but - according to NBC of the contemporary cultur- -" his growth in personality." ~.'.j.omrearns with whirh tele- And that means more of you' n has virtually no ronne<· know-what. 1 ,-.·u ' r!lll(ll ~ than that David SU..Skind is NBC. "Channing," about a col· producer. The "Route 66" rllora will also be back, belping ' ' ;,f!IOPie and doing good everytime -Miv stop their sports car for gao. ADd of course nobody does more IIOOd than "The Defenders." 1 .. , l._ .:. <il,' .: ,, lege, will, you can be sure, do a lot more good tbao the ~ies' oilly college musicals of the 1930S : and, you can be .....,, II won't be as much fun. And "Ar· rest and Trial" switched Chuck don't know how much good "'The Connors from a prosecutor to a Nutle&" do, but they'll also be defense attorney, which means bed<, addlog their two cenli to it's hewing to the line too. -~ Ume of the loser. Deiectlns ID Minority otMore Good . Doing bad 1S not cltlc for next , On NBC·TV: Robert Taylor w1ll season. Detectives are Ia the ml· " ' a worker In the U.S. Depart. nority. And !lie cowboy gunsels mont of Health, Education and are golag that away. Only five t'!f,Uare, so we know he'll he Westerns return - "Gwwmoke, .. WMPO Radio ' Mollday Thru Fridays 41:00 News 11ill6 Sacred Heart Program 6 ' 20 Country Jamboree :,~;30 News ' .:.t ' ,. ~· 1;31i Farm World News .:45 Meigs County RFD ~; 00 Mutual News 7:116 Breakfast Party -7:30 Mutual News 7:50 News Report liMO Breakfast Party t\10 News ll!os Coffee With Janet '1:80 Mutual News t iU Coffee With Janet f:45 Betty Newton Show 10:00 Mutual News Ministerial Association 0:20 Country Hoe Down 0:30 Mutual News 0:30 Country HOE Down hOO Mutual News 1:05 Educational News 1:08 Country Hoe Do wn & Swap Shop :30 Mutual News Farm News Upper Room Meditations Dow Jones Stock Aver. Noon News, Weather Music Just For You Mutual News Music Just For You Mutual News Music Just For You Fulton Lewis Jr. News & Commentary Music Just For You Mutual News Music Just For You Mutual News Platter Party Mutual News Platter Party News Local News Platter Party Mutual News Travelin' Time Bill Sterns Sports Travelin' Time Local News Van Patrick Sports Van Patrick Sports Sundown Serenade Mutual News Sundown Serenade Signoff·May ..~!ft!IY News Country Music Time Mutual News Farm World News RFD Mutual News Breakfast Party Mutual News Breakfast Party 8:05 Breakfast Party 8:30 Mutual News 18:35 Breakfast Party 9:00 Mutual News 9:05 Breakfast Party 9:30 Mutual News 9:35 Breakfast Party 10:00 Mutual News 10:05 Polka Party 10:30 Mutual News 10:35 Music In The Air 10:45 The Good Life 10:55 Under Ohio Skies 11:00 Mutual News 11 :05 Top Ten Show 11 :30 Mutual News 11:35 Top Ten Show 12o00 Noon News 12 :15 Musical Interlude 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets t :00 Mutual News 1:05 Platter Party 5:00 Mutual News 5:05 Travelin' Time 5:30 Mutual News 5:35 Travelin' Time 6:00 Mutual News 6:05 Sundown Serenade 6:30 Mutual News 6:35 Sundown Serenade 7:30 Off the Air·May Sunday 7:30 Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 8:30 Network News 8:35 Hour of Deliverance (Rev. Paul Jones) 9:00 Wings of Healing 9:30 9:35 10:00 10:30 10:35 Mutual News Legislative Review Voice of Prophecy Mutual News Wash. Repts to People 10:50 Sunday Chapel 11 :00 Coun(ry Hymn Time 11:30 Mutual News 11:35 Coun(ry Hymn Time 12:00 Noon News 12:15 The Search 12:30 Rev. Mertfn Teets I :00 Hour of Decision Billy Graham t :30 The Lutheran Hour 2:00 The Big Lie 2:30 Mutual News 2:35 Back To The Cross 43 :00 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 3:30 The Quiet Hour 4:00 Mutual News 4:05-6 :00 Sunday Showcase 4:30 Mutual News 5:00 News -Headlines 5:30 Mutual News 6o00 Mutual News 6:00 Mutual News 6:05 Sundown Serenade 6:30 Mutual News 6 35 Serenade 7:30 Off the Air-May c. Tattond I.IDtonalot tlma: I On ABC-TV: "The Breaking ·,,;pn CSS.TV: G<orge C. Srott Point" and "Ben Casey" are tbi& : ttfiYI a social worker in "East network's answers to pll)'chiatrie J Side. West Side," and we know and sawbones cases who would do goOd if for no other rea· rather be treated by ABC than .. · ~or oolloq. lLDeck clotla s. stala u. BzlKUoh .ncr: lB. To pt by bon!q: eolloq. a.:=:- lc......_ chlettalQ .. UDooplrated Va,.Yifnt 1.4.0ompolllt: abbl'. 11. Tnl.po lT.. lrlechan'=J ..... !b7 CO!!IO!I•nt 18. Doocrlbliig IIQ. Loft llldp) "" • - ( t wda.l ,Joumo:r lll. God ot 1!1. Clod of plouuro a, 1ves..u Mother DESERVES THE liST HOW!7t, SNUI'FY·· I BEEN OFF IN TH' Ft.ATLANOS VISITIN' Jnellt .__._........ 8& Voided ·~ 27.Calt sc.:w:-y. tratnc lliDp r... help J8. Kember of e.cutcheo: -wor womea•a aa.Keuure 39. Vlcnr .0.~ Jl. Fomaloo ol red door 27.R1vwr Ruuell, Mro. H. B. Smith, were Jetved by the hottess at . Refreshments were w·-otop t1ldbi ot lll.l'bruod 7 II.B· dwwd ane .. c l ll)tll. II.Bt wad a. •u , • a .a.xa ,_ . ........ ·- Ji ..,.,.+-1--4-11DOWli., 1.0 t ~ tropbloo, tho loqth and formattoll ot the do,:r l l l e - loUem are dlfferonL "'O<IIa Reails Effective Tbru May 1~ LOIN END BANQUET BRAND lb. lb. 35c Frozen Dinners ---- "· 39c Jb.19c ___ 49c Fresh Smelts 69c Spare Ribs-Pork Chops Yellow Perch 33c 49c F~OZEN-READY 39c Ham _Braunschwieger Fried Fish 35c lb. 59c ,CANNED HAMS Fried Scallops --- 79c ~·1. 69c 4 4Sc Salad Drtssing :~· Pea Beans CREAM PIES Ali:'I'DLBAA:ti:B L05GI'IILLOW J a - ....... ~. .. lhl. X IIW Uoo two O'a, ole. 8iJIIrlo 1ott.era, - o.._.,.,.._lor_ .. _ lor c 7-RIB END lb. 29c lb. . o•n.v catPmqllO.l'Z- Bere'a ....., ao WGdl .., tbe - FULL LOIN HALF FULL RIB HALF trM are aU blm& lb. _ _ lb. FRESH DRESSED VXBJB OIB TKIB BJI'ABOABA VXOII JIU KU VXB . , SUPER·RIGHT-TASTY LBIIINWNMDA Vll:B AKDR "'""' -I>'- Whole or ' lutt Holf, lb. 59c Shonk H•lf - - - - - lb. ii'MHz.-W!fWBIK Yeo.....,.. OJn' m,.., rr IS JlORE DlliCRS1' TO Bill BD..II:NT 'DIAN TO 8PEAIL-ltPICIEIOB 0 - l'rllh lb. lb. FROZEN-JUST HEAT AND EAT Sliced ---------------~~----- Wh~>le WJEH RADIO lb. or Half, lb. 79c 12:10 Ohio News 6:00 Sign on 12:15 Market. 8:55 Cc>mnvmlty N..,. 12:20 Lifeguard Bulletla Board 7:45 Tile IJfelille 12:25 News 0 Grama 1:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 Sporta Today U:SO Agricultu.c! Agent DICK TRACY 8:10 World News 12:45 Country Go RoUlll. 8:15 Musical Clock 1:55 News Beot 9:00 LatcliStl'iDi 2:00 Country Go aounr 9:30 Public Service 2:55 News Beat t:45 Showers of Bleoting 3:00 Midway Mamw 10:00 Mason Cotmty ..,.,.., 3:55 News 'leal 10:05 Talk ot the Town t:OO Dilclllg "ltb Dou IG:55 World Newa f:SO Interclwrge 11:00 Tall< of the Town 5:00 Community News (except Fri. Churcb Bella Ring 5:05 World & Nalfonal New 11:45 World t;eWll 5:15 Spotllglu on Sportr. 11:55 Mason County News 8:05 News 12:00 C'mnmunlty Newa 6:10 Musical Clock 12:116 Local News 7:30 Sign Off Momday Tllroaglo Frido.y SULTANA BRAND . ;bELICIOUS WITH HAM ............ _..,._...., _,.... --..-. .... BANQUET FROZEN lb. bag - _ _ '12 )If SULTANA BRAND-PRESERVES DRIED Chocolote Lemon 4 49c Strawberry lb. bog - Pinto Beans or AMERICAN ANN PAGE PIMENTO 3 Processed Ch-• Spreu .. 3oz. pkgs. ANN PAGE-CORN OIL 1-lb. pkgo. A&P VACUUM PACK SPANISH SAL TED _ _ CAMPFIRI-SUPEIWOFT : BREAKFAST CEREAL GALVANIZED-20 GALLON - ·::: ANN PAGE-SMALL ?.LADY TABOR-FREESTONE 4'12.. - - - - - - J•r ALL PURPOSE » ·~ -.;,· ~----------...;. Hch A&P BRAND- FROM YOUR CHOICE PLASTIC PAILS, II qt. - - - - - HCh 49c ., ANN PAGE RED OR KIDNEY and IONA LIMAS IULTAiliA BRAND FruH Cocktail 16-oz, SUCED ctJn •nd SUGARED S~=- 99c Spanish ~r 67c ICE CAKE , 29C JANE PARKER -ENRICHED WHITE BREAD BARTLETT PEARS MADI 99' WITH lunERMILK; _ 5- -...... 99c HOT HOUSE TOMATO.ES ,, .. .. I •' • ' ' ' Y"t: .'l " FancY~ ' . ~ l, .., , • lb. -29c • •••• ··~>•2for19t \ FOR 425 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS prGhlbltact by law. Volld thru Moy II in OoIWIIbut Unit Aokl' Storoe IN Did PLAID . 100 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS or More COUPONS $5.00 lxclulf.. ofltema WITH THIS COUPON And Your Purcb01e Of S~:: 99c Peach Pies · ~--------------~--~ IONA BRAND . THESE STAMPS JANE PARKER-flltiSH DAILY IONA IRAND-WHOLI s :::· ',t:: JANE PARKER-SPICY ' !.Apricots 3 50 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS with this coupon ond your purchaoe of WITH THIS COUPON And Your Purchou Of of fJ,OO or more '2.00 or mor• of .._lth & ...uty AW. of PRODUCI Valid llltu JIQ' II ID Ce> olid thru May lS Ia Co. ~ VDit Aid' 11cno 1IIDIIuo Unit AltP Sto- 25 lbtra Plold 51..... WlTII THIS COUPON AIICl Your Purehua Of NABISCO Mason ·:•· 'theme " A ~iga unto You" ..d . ot the program. Picturu and symhol•. helped •how what took place the last week In the life of J<sus She also opoliil"Mt the •ymbols in ChristlanityJIJ&. sisting Mp. Spencer was iltiiJ, Howard VanMatre. c~a Attending were Mrs. Sp •~ Mrs. VanMatre, Mr.. Rll Pickens Mrs. Roy Burgeaa · ·. Wickham winning prizes. Refreshments of cup ' · .., 1;J.f topped with pink and blue Ave. Present were Mr::.MI j ees, ice cream, coffee and col· William Z•hl and da~ ored minll were ,.rved to Mrs. Andrea and Mildred <JM James Ridenour. Mrs. .John Mr. and Mrs. ·- """ M w T McDc>n-1 Smith lind son, Kenn.. "" 'ckh 1 am, n . . . ~ W aid, Mrs. Wilma Ginther, Mrs. Middleport and Mr. and 1'411! .. Gordon Ridenour and IIU · 0! Nancy, Mrs . Robert Ritchie, Mrs. Hobart Smalley, ~I r s. Ray Christy , Mrs. Buel Ride- , nour, Mrs. Virgil Roush, Mrs. Delmar Baum, Mrs. Paul Karr, Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Wallace Amberger , Mrs. Grace 1 Gumpf, Mrs. Robert Wood. Mrs. 11"''"' Dean, Mrs. Horace Karr, Mrs. Paul Baer, Mrs. Thede 11 c.rav· i and granddaughter Diana, Mrs. Ronald Clay, Mrs. Keith EXPERIENC,ED Radi() & T.•n.r • SERVICE0 ' CLELAND's T.V~ WY 2·2255 ' Ridenour , Mrs. J unior Farns· Iworth, Mrs. Rex Bailey, Mrs. i 608 E. Main St. I :::;,:'~, ~r:el~• .::i~·~:~ II Mrs. Lawrence Smith , Mrs. Norman Frederick. Those sending gifts were Mrs. David Koblentz, Mrs. George 1 ANN PAGE-SPARKLE lb. box Mrs. Fred . encer preoented the devolional prolf~l recent meeting of the Marjl • Wolfe, Mrs. J . M. Gaul, Mrs. : Dale Kautz , Mrs. Carl Kautz, Gelatin Desserts 4 25c 69c 49 2 C 2 Margarine ~ .·L-----------------~ eanu s P I 2'~: S9c Marshmallows --~t:29c ,.'·Cherrios Garbage Cans 49c S'!: 99c Stuffed Olives IPeaches J.qt.29C ______ ., ''i• Plastic Pails ..,'.. ....'-. STRAWBERRIES CLIP IO'hoz. c1na 1 14-ol. piH CHEDOBIT TOMATO SOUP 59C 6 Program Devotio'1'~ played with . Mrs. Earl Dean, Capehart and Mr1. Jolm ~Mrs. Rex Bailey and Mrs. John tin. ,:0 ·\ CAKES _ _ _ lb. lib. · her many gifts, ~fames were Russell Barton, Mr1. fi.u TO EAT COOKED- BONELESS lao, FILLETS, lb. 49c Mr1. Spt>rwer Go'l~ Mrs. Henry Beaver and Mrs. . .•:ddie Hartung entertained re· Icently with a stork shower hoc· , oring Mrs. Henry Eichinger at the homo of Mrs. Henry Bea· ver. After Mrs. Eichinger opened DRESSED COUNTRY STYLI-MEATY · . CENTER CUT mt · ~u~!hthe Mrs. Eichinger Is Honored At Stork Shower turo., aa.~ A oena Jea,. .famfllea lor U' Marie for Hauck t.banied l6t council 1 gift and Tilt: Theias for potted p..nt iMJ. her while hospltallud. P' nomination of officerl • . . _ The next meetfn& will be Jlli. day, May 20. buA Loo~ ·ved Ault , Dave Jenkins, Billy DavGerlach. Garten. Sophomores helpingMike were Bar· Hoff ner, Sherrie Sim· Imons. Ann Criner, Suzanne Bradbury, Patsy Manley, Char· lotte Glaze. Mrs. Moore ex· pressed her apprecialion for the work of the students in car~ rying out this project and to those who donated for the fm. portant work being done by the ICancer Society with the funds collected. ~~;;·,;;G~re~ll;a;Prlcl~;;.;;and~;iiMrl;iiiii.;;;Ci;i.ii;th~e..;:e;,:lo.::oe:...::of~th:,•.,;mee:;:t;:ln;:g~...,_;.::;b):._::th:e~h:os:te:s:s~a:nd:_::fa:v:or:s~w:e:re~~~~s~.~M~ ike Porlo -- •n• r tJiroa&la a ' tj ONE PRICE·· NONE • PRICED HIGHER I -- SI.CUeo ' 1:. "· DinmiJ, ,_.,, I Enterk!ln• £lu,b elotlll. Attelldlrll Poma"Of 0~ club wu tho • 0 _,., __ _, tho,. named above and M r 1. !lut to be~ 111 tb 1 1 ~• _ . . . Rd Ho'TJe 'lbeodore Lehew, Mn. tel For Two Jl~ Thl 2Ith anniversary meet· Ebeubacb Mulberry Ave. OOIIDtv and ofllcen at t h 1 1 Mrl. Jiome' iii'Winna lllllrr· WaMiel' and Mra. Cltrl H)lllll 'J'hi, cUrter D Ia . • . '' taJned 1M Kin club Mooday ••.,. lDi ol the Pomeroy G•rden Mn. H.arold Br""" ptelided Ume were Mrf. Theodor• Eb. n1nc at her RuUalld Road home. T meroory ~ f'I4Atlp Glliuart ' club wu held Monday after. the meetlug and Mrs. Char· erlbach, prealdellt; AIr 1 , A short business ,.sslon was Canrt>r Sodt>ty a( and Cloldie ,Mltd! ""- , _ noon at the liome of Mlta Lydia Perlluger wu ill cbarp ol George M<Qula, vlee president; conducted by Mn. R E V•ugh. Day Netted $97.50 dorut Councll, Oau~ tl .4-mp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ bouorlnM the cbarter members Mrs. Manntn Web1ter r . an, president, and p.. ns were M N M hair ericll , mel MGIIU' ev411iDf. IC K ' aec e made for a rummaee tale and rl . an oore, c ma& · ue otlll active. tary ; Mr1 · J · 0 · Roedel • •rca~- dance. th e date to U'l: • . .aunoun the Cancer Society Tag Day the IOOF Hall with llalll, THE . n..... r illlnar " ·,: ~ Tiley Ill Mrl. I. W. Coolft, urer; and Mrl. Scott Rldaeway, ced. The traveling pri2e donal· wu held Saturdily, ha~ co~nc;;;• "'"i,;l'lll*\i'Vilifa II"'"· Theodon Eberabach, Mr1 Ubrarian The f' t ed by Mrs c J l!:bersbach was announced that $95.70 was col lfjM D. Schaefer, Mrl. J . W. M.,. · '" program 0 awarded 1 ~ Mr; Charleo Buck by students of Middl.. Roush wu llnjltt!!lllf IIMurr.lv, Mrl. J . E. D. Hartin- the club was In October tll35.1 Games . were . played during sc~ool. The worker& were juries received . In I U. S. KEDS and Mro. J. 0 Roedel. who The paper fur tbe da~. 'FloW· the social hour with prir)s 1 . · the busine" ser'1on of Mid- that Fannie Philllill CANVAS FOOTWEAR IIwere each pruented a C0f118t. era For FragrlliiCe" was pre· warded to Mrs Harold Eberllfrom 9 a.m. to ~ p.m. '"8 her lllllo iltJIIe FOR THE ENTIRE of the bouorary membera ...ted by Mrs. George Smith . bach who also ;eceived a o:rthof the Eighth grade and Kalhryn GoodWill I'AMIL y the club are, charter mem- A lflent auction wu beld dur· day g~t from her secret pal taking part were Sandra Hum· Ill. Thank you OO!ft~:w~er=e:~ .__ _ _ _ _ _ __, I I bl!rB. and illclude, Mrl. Ralston lni the afternoon, which was and Mrs. Buck. Mrs. Annll . . Oh: Debbie Gru~ser , Kathy from Edith W~ 1/RUII<Ill of Colulnbul, Mrs. Jlar. a great mcces1. Refruhl!IP.nta linger won the door prize. McElhinny, Sandra Swartz. Kay and from the Mileb "'ii!!! ;;; llle ~- 113.-ot Annapotia harter Members 01 Pomeroy Garden Club Are Recognized C. L at."- to ' -· ' r---------, Uidt :III.Oolor ot .• I SH01 BOX THE BEST AT ••• ot :H. SiJl&ie :;.;., 1:1- NN --""' .... = - 10. Llxlvlumo 18. TU1'f Pomeroy-Middleport, o,, May BUY HER for .. .. liOUl> 23. Pl&ee. I. Slope ' .. &ARNEY GOOGU 21. Ccme up 1. ColumnW.. 01. •• ' '., lo===li:! a. Cmlunond· m. NorwaJ'" , ooultler lbt ., . . . ... the •n•a a ILID'1 W.,.Jr ..... f'iir" ,.,rot:;:"' whldt wu about four boJo wht lived by themaelveo, ~ 1o work out their own problema aad didn't asl: belp from anybo<IJ, n dldll't have a <h....i:e. - - - - - l.:=!!!!!l:!i 2.- L AttroatlciJa be about . ~~~~~ac to DAJl Y CR0 SSW0 R0 school teacher' lo oure to be up 1 : .....:: - ' Mrs. Bruce Myers, Mrs. Roger Epple, Mrs . Eldon G aul, i Mrs . Richard Gaul, Mrs. Guy : summerfield, Mrs. Mrs . Ivan Farrar. w. F. Hill, M. _Y. F. Namt>s New 0 If icer1 The regular meeting of t h e Rock Springs M Y.F. was held at the ~:burch with the pre•i- I I I 1 'I dent, Ruth Ann Bailey in charge. I We Give GREEN YOU CAN REGISTER AT YOUR BRIGHT STAR or DISCOUNT MARK£11 ' For The WMP9 ~.· Are.LiotenarsJackPQI~ · Stop In •nd Regllter '""\o JI'Ou're welcome. Bright 1, Stat.'~ .. I DISCOUNT Markeb '. e POMEROY, 0 . be held at the Rock Springs ! church May 13th. ' I U SECOND ST. Noxt to the Fobric Sho' " Scripture was read by M r s. Bearhs. Plans were made for the cha rge M.Y.r . which wilt Elel'lion of officer s wa s held : 1 . Closed Al1 Day Mon.day Ruth Ann Bailey , president ; Joan Hewetson . vice president; Jack Stanley, second vice president ; Janet Arnold , secretary; Maria Grueser, treasurer ; Opal Offut , News reporter ; Ruth I Open 9 :SO AM Every !!"~!l•l Close At 6:30 PM Wed., Fri. !lnd Sun. ~ Close At 3:00PM Thurs. a : 9:00 PM Saturday ) (All hours E.S .T. Pomeroy~ Ann Bailey, youth representa· eMASON, live to official board . The next meeting is May 12th with Susanne Arnold as hostess. Next to Drlv•ln ThRt,. Closed All Day Monday Open At 11 ;00 AM Tue&.,,j GIVE DINNER w. VA. Wed . and Thursday. Open 10:00 AM Friday, ·· ~ ,. Mr. and Mrs . A. M. Zahl enterlained with a family dinner urday & Sunday. Close Every Etay At 8:30 Sunday at their home, Mulber CAll hours E.D.S.T. .u.,,o.JJ new diet-r c·ota~· - onlv 1 calorie per serving no 3ugar·¢h:r.ll-~ · ·· · ~--- �J ~ I :-""T...E.,i:Er-rnv:r.JSr;;r.lo7t'N~i"'iNn-'1RER'I'I..,v""IEmt.,.......: ~hldo~:;.;.a;::~ "r: ~lbt...u.:: •• ,.. '!""----------------- 1- Ia ,... ., lhooe spend almoat oil tboll ~ ..._ . . . _ _ - · .... UmeiloiJI& doing oome good. 'lbe "Elevellth ..,.t too. "GuMmolte' II lito Clll)y BOLLYWOOD CUP[) - The do- H o u r" psychiatrista will be one ol thMo with 1 ~~ogle lludl!lOder rldel high on television ltraigbteoing out people'• mental 1 up hero. 'lbe otbeti 111't group ef· aeuou. · Xeeplq up with tbo tim.,, the l!lt-b will flood tho airwaves > eotertalnmeot series about ~ who do good illlngo rather · -attempting great ooa. In a • It Is on euy popular and d problems, while "Dr. Kildare" forts, keepm, pace with the will take caro ol their pb)'lk:ial hardy lndlvldualfam aad free OD· ooes. "Mr. Novak,'' II a hl8b to some good-dolag. And ev<n ''The Lieutenant," about a young Marine offi cer, will oot , r way of presenting some (.'(lmbat but - according to NBC of the contemporary cultur- -" his growth in personality." ~.'.j.omrearns with whirh tele- And that means more of you' n has virtually no ronne<· know-what. 1 ,-.·u ' r!lll(ll ~ than that David SU..Skind is NBC. "Channing," about a col· producer. The "Route 66" rllora will also be back, belping ' ' ;,f!IOPie and doing good everytime -Miv stop their sports car for gao. ADd of course nobody does more IIOOd than "The Defenders." 1 .. , l._ .:. <il,' .: ,, lege, will, you can be sure, do a lot more good tbao the ~ies' oilly college musicals of the 1930S : and, you can be .....,, II won't be as much fun. And "Ar· rest and Trial" switched Chuck don't know how much good "'The Connors from a prosecutor to a Nutle&" do, but they'll also be defense attorney, which means bed<, addlog their two cenli to it's hewing to the line too. -~ Ume of the loser. Deiectlns ID Minority otMore Good . Doing bad 1S not cltlc for next , On NBC·TV: Robert Taylor w1ll season. Detectives are Ia the ml· " ' a worker In the U.S. Depart. nority. And !lie cowboy gunsels mont of Health, Education and are golag that away. Only five t'!f,Uare, so we know he'll he Westerns return - "Gwwmoke, .. WMPO Radio ' Mollday Thru Fridays 41:00 News 11ill6 Sacred Heart Program 6 ' 20 Country Jamboree :,~;30 News ' .:.t ' ,. ~· 1;31i Farm World News .:45 Meigs County RFD ~; 00 Mutual News 7:116 Breakfast Party -7:30 Mutual News 7:50 News Report liMO Breakfast Party t\10 News ll!os Coffee With Janet '1:80 Mutual News t iU Coffee With Janet f:45 Betty Newton Show 10:00 Mutual News Ministerial Association 0:20 Country Hoe Down 0:30 Mutual News 0:30 Country HOE Down hOO Mutual News 1:05 Educational News 1:08 Country Hoe Do wn & Swap Shop :30 Mutual News Farm News Upper Room Meditations Dow Jones Stock Aver. 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Merlin Teets t :00 Mutual News 1:05 Platter Party 5:00 Mutual News 5:05 Travelin' Time 5:30 Mutual News 5:35 Travelin' Time 6:00 Mutual News 6:05 Sundown Serenade 6:30 Mutual News 6:35 Sundown Serenade 7:30 Off the Air·May Sunday 7:30 Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 8:30 Network News 8:35 Hour of Deliverance (Rev. Paul Jones) 9:00 Wings of Healing 9:30 9:35 10:00 10:30 10:35 Mutual News Legislative Review Voice of Prophecy Mutual News Wash. Repts to People 10:50 Sunday Chapel 11 :00 Coun(ry Hymn Time 11:30 Mutual News 11:35 Coun(ry Hymn Time 12:00 Noon News 12:15 The Search 12:30 Rev. Mertfn Teets I :00 Hour of Decision Billy Graham t :30 The Lutheran Hour 2:00 The Big Lie 2:30 Mutual News 2:35 Back To The Cross 43 :00 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 3:30 The Quiet Hour 4:00 Mutual News 4:05-6 :00 Sunday Showcase 4:30 Mutual News 5:00 News -Headlines 5:30 Mutual News 6o00 Mutual News 6:00 Mutual News 6:05 Sundown Serenade 6:30 Mutual News 6 35 Serenade 7:30 Off the Air-May c. Tattond I.IDtonalot tlma: I On ABC-TV: "The Breaking ·,,;pn CSS.TV: G<orge C. Srott Point" and "Ben Casey" are tbi& : ttfiYI a social worker in "East network's answers to pll)'chiatrie J Side. West Side," and we know and sawbones cases who would do goOd if for no other rea· rather be treated by ABC than .. · ~or oolloq. lLDeck clotla s. stala u. BzlKUoh .ncr: lB. To pt by bon!q: eolloq. a.:=:- lc......_ chlettalQ .. UDooplrated Va,.Yifnt 1.4.0ompolllt: abbl'. 11. Tnl.po lT.. lrlechan'=J ..... !b7 CO!!IO!I•nt 18. Doocrlbliig IIQ. Loft llldp) "" • - ( t wda.l ,Joumo:r lll. God ot 1!1. Clod of plouuro a, 1ves..u Mother DESERVES THE liST HOW!7t, SNUI'FY·· I BEEN OFF IN TH' Ft.ATLANOS VISITIN' Jnellt .__._........ 8& Voided ·~ 27.Calt sc.:w:-y. tratnc lliDp r... help J8. Kember of e.cutcheo: -wor womea•a aa.Keuure 39. Vlcnr .0.~ Jl. Fomaloo ol red door 27.R1vwr Ruuell, Mro. H. B. Smith, were Jetved by the hottess at . Refreshments were w·-otop t1ldbi ot lll.l'bruod 7 II.B· dwwd ane .. c l ll)tll. II.Bt wad a. •u , • a .a.xa ,_ . ........ ·- Ji ..,.,.+-1--4-11DOWli., 1.0 t ~ tropbloo, tho loqth and formattoll ot the do,:r l l l e - loUem are dlfferonL "'O<IIa Reails Effective Tbru May 1~ LOIN END BANQUET BRAND lb. lb. 35c Frozen Dinners ---- "· 39c Jb.19c ___ 49c Fresh Smelts 69c Spare Ribs-Pork Chops Yellow Perch 33c 49c F~OZEN-READY 39c Ham _Braunschwieger Fried Fish 35c lb. 59c ,CANNED HAMS Fried Scallops --- 79c ~·1. 69c 4 4Sc Salad Drtssing :~· Pea Beans CREAM PIES Ali:'I'DLBAA:ti:B L05GI'IILLOW J a - ....... ~. .. lhl. X IIW Uoo two O'a, ole. 8iJIIrlo 1ott.era, - o.._.,.,.._lor_ .. _ lor c 7-RIB END lb. 29c lb. . o•n.v catPmqllO.l'Z- Bere'a ....., ao WGdl .., tbe - FULL LOIN HALF FULL RIB HALF trM are aU blm& lb. _ _ lb. FRESH DRESSED VXBJB OIB TKIB BJI'ABOABA VXOII JIU KU VXB . , SUPER·RIGHT-TASTY LBIIINWNMDA Vll:B AKDR "'""' -I>'- Whole or ' lutt Holf, lb. 59c Shonk H•lf - - - - - lb. ii'MHz.-W!fWBIK Yeo.....,.. OJn' m,.., rr IS JlORE DlliCRS1' TO Bill BD..II:NT 'DIAN TO 8PEAIL-ltPICIEIOB 0 - l'rllh lb. lb. FROZEN-JUST HEAT AND EAT Sliced ---------------~~----- Wh~>le WJEH RADIO lb. or Half, lb. 79c 12:10 Ohio News 6:00 Sign on 12:15 Market. 8:55 Cc>mnvmlty N..,. 12:20 Lifeguard Bulletla Board 7:45 Tile IJfelille 12:25 News 0 Grama 1:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 Sporta Today U:SO Agricultu.c! Agent DICK TRACY 8:10 World News 12:45 Country Go RoUlll. 8:15 Musical Clock 1:55 News Beot 9:00 LatcliStl'iDi 2:00 Country Go aounr 9:30 Public Service 2:55 News Beat t:45 Showers of Bleoting 3:00 Midway Mamw 10:00 Mason Cotmty ..,.,.., 3:55 News 'leal 10:05 Talk ot the Town t:OO Dilclllg "ltb Dou IG:55 World Newa f:SO Interclwrge 11:00 Tall< of the Town 5:00 Community News (except Fri. Churcb Bella Ring 5:05 World & Nalfonal New 11:45 World t;eWll 5:15 Spotllglu on Sportr. 11:55 Mason County News 8:05 News 12:00 C'mnmunlty Newa 6:10 Musical Clock 12:116 Local News 7:30 Sign Off Momday Tllroaglo Frido.y SULTANA BRAND . ;bELICIOUS WITH HAM ............ _..,._...., _,.... --..-. .... BANQUET FROZEN lb. bag - _ _ '12 )If SULTANA BRAND-PRESERVES DRIED Chocolote Lemon 4 49c Strawberry lb. bog - Pinto Beans or AMERICAN ANN PAGE PIMENTO 3 Processed Ch-• Spreu .. 3oz. pkgs. ANN PAGE-CORN OIL 1-lb. pkgo. A&P VACUUM PACK SPANISH SAL TED _ _ CAMPFIRI-SUPEIWOFT : BREAKFAST CEREAL GALVANIZED-20 GALLON - ·::: ANN PAGE-SMALL ?.LADY TABOR-FREESTONE 4'12.. - - - - - - J•r ALL PURPOSE » ·~ -.;,· ~----------...;. Hch A&P BRAND- FROM YOUR CHOICE PLASTIC PAILS, II qt. - - - - - HCh 49c ., ANN PAGE RED OR KIDNEY and IONA LIMAS IULTAiliA BRAND FruH Cocktail 16-oz, SUCED ctJn •nd SUGARED S~=- 99c Spanish ~r 67c ICE CAKE , 29C JANE PARKER -ENRICHED WHITE BREAD BARTLETT PEARS MADI 99' WITH lunERMILK; _ 5- -...... 99c HOT HOUSE TOMATO.ES ,, .. .. I •' • ' ' ' Y"t: .'l " FancY~ ' . ~ l, .., , • lb. -29c • •••• ··~>•2for19t \ FOR 425 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS prGhlbltact by law. Volld thru Moy II in OoIWIIbut Unit Aokl' Storoe IN Did PLAID . 100 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS or More COUPONS $5.00 lxclulf.. ofltema WITH THIS COUPON And Your Purcb01e Of S~:: 99c Peach Pies · ~--------------~--~ IONA BRAND . THESE STAMPS JANE PARKER-flltiSH DAILY IONA IRAND-WHOLI s :::· ',t:: JANE PARKER-SPICY ' !.Apricots 3 50 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS with this coupon ond your purchaoe of WITH THIS COUPON And Your Purchou Of of fJ,OO or more '2.00 or mor• of .._lth & ...uty AW. of PRODUCI Valid llltu JIQ' II ID Ce> olid thru May lS Ia Co. ~ VDit Aid' 11cno 1IIDIIuo Unit AltP Sto- 25 lbtra Plold 51..... WlTII THIS COUPON AIICl Your Purehua Of NABISCO Mason ·:•· 'theme " A ~iga unto You" ..d . ot the program. Picturu and symhol•. helped •how what took place the last week In the life of J<sus She also opoliil"Mt the •ymbols in ChristlanityJIJ&. sisting Mp. Spencer was iltiiJ, Howard VanMatre. c~a Attending were Mrs. Sp •~ Mrs. VanMatre, Mr.. Rll Pickens Mrs. Roy Burgeaa · ·. Wickham winning prizes. Refreshments of cup ' · .., 1;J.f topped with pink and blue Ave. Present were Mr::.MI j ees, ice cream, coffee and col· William Z•hl and da~ ored minll were ,.rved to Mrs. Andrea and Mildred <JM James Ridenour. Mrs. .John Mr. and Mrs. ·- """ M w T McDc>n-1 Smith lind son, Kenn.. "" 'ckh 1 am, n . . . ~ W aid, Mrs. Wilma Ginther, Mrs. Middleport and Mr. and 1'411! .. Gordon Ridenour and IIU · 0! Nancy, Mrs . Robert Ritchie, Mrs. Hobart Smalley, ~I r s. Ray Christy , Mrs. Buel Ride- , nour, Mrs. Virgil Roush, Mrs. Delmar Baum, Mrs. Paul Karr, Mrs. Mabel Van Meter, Mrs. Wallace Amberger , Mrs. Grace 1 Gumpf, Mrs. Robert Wood. Mrs. 11"''"' Dean, Mrs. Horace Karr, Mrs. Paul Baer, Mrs. Thede 11 c.rav· i and granddaughter Diana, Mrs. Ronald Clay, Mrs. Keith EXPERIENC,ED Radi() & T.•n.r • SERVICE0 ' CLELAND's T.V~ WY 2·2255 ' Ridenour , Mrs. J unior Farns· Iworth, Mrs. Rex Bailey, Mrs. i 608 E. Main St. I :::;,:'~, ~r:el~• .::i~·~:~ II Mrs. Lawrence Smith , Mrs. Norman Frederick. Those sending gifts were Mrs. David Koblentz, Mrs. George 1 ANN PAGE-SPARKLE lb. box Mrs. Fred . encer preoented the devolional prolf~l recent meeting of the Marjl • Wolfe, Mrs. J . M. Gaul, Mrs. : Dale Kautz , Mrs. Carl Kautz, Gelatin Desserts 4 25c 69c 49 2 C 2 Margarine ~ .·L-----------------~ eanu s P I 2'~: S9c Marshmallows --~t:29c ,.'·Cherrios Garbage Cans 49c S'!: 99c Stuffed Olives IPeaches J.qt.29C ______ ., ''i• Plastic Pails ..,'.. ....'-. STRAWBERRIES CLIP IO'hoz. c1na 1 14-ol. piH CHEDOBIT TOMATO SOUP 59C 6 Program Devotio'1'~ played with . Mrs. Earl Dean, Capehart and Mr1. Jolm ~Mrs. Rex Bailey and Mrs. John tin. ,:0 ·\ CAKES _ _ _ lb. lib. · her many gifts, ~fames were Russell Barton, Mr1. fi.u TO EAT COOKED- BONELESS lao, FILLETS, lb. 49c Mr1. Spt>rwer Go'l~ Mrs. Henry Beaver and Mrs. . .•:ddie Hartung entertained re· Icently with a stork shower hoc· , oring Mrs. Henry Eichinger at the homo of Mrs. Henry Bea· ver. After Mrs. Eichinger opened DRESSED COUNTRY STYLI-MEATY · . CENTER CUT mt · ~u~!hthe Mrs. Eichinger Is Honored At Stork Shower turo., aa.~ A oena Jea,. .famfllea lor U' Marie for Hauck t.banied l6t council 1 gift and Tilt: Theias for potted p..nt iMJ. her while hospltallud. P' nomination of officerl • . . _ The next meetfn& will be Jlli. day, May 20. buA Loo~ ·ved Ault , Dave Jenkins, Billy DavGerlach. Garten. Sophomores helpingMike were Bar· Hoff ner, Sherrie Sim· Imons. Ann Criner, Suzanne Bradbury, Patsy Manley, Char· lotte Glaze. Mrs. Moore ex· pressed her apprecialion for the work of the students in car~ rying out this project and to those who donated for the fm. portant work being done by the ICancer Society with the funds collected. ~~;;·,;;G~re~ll;a;Prlcl~;;.;;and~;iiMrl;iiiii.;;;Ci;i.ii;th~e..;:e;,:lo.::oe:...::of~th:,•.,;mee:;:t;:ln;:g~...,_;.::;b):._::th:e~h:os:te:s:s~a:nd:_::fa:v:or:s~w:e:re~~~~s~.~M~ ike Porlo -- •n• r tJiroa&la a ' tj ONE PRICE·· NONE • PRICED HIGHER I -- SI.CUeo ' 1:. "· DinmiJ, ,_.,, I Enterk!ln• £lu,b elotlll. Attelldlrll Poma"Of 0~ club wu tho • 0 _,., __ _, tho,. named above and M r 1. !lut to be~ 111 tb 1 1 ~• _ . . . Rd Ho'TJe 'lbeodore Lehew, Mn. tel For Two Jl~ Thl 2Ith anniversary meet· Ebeubacb Mulberry Ave. OOIIDtv and ofllcen at t h 1 1 Mrl. Jiome' iii'Winna lllllrr· WaMiel' and Mra. Cltrl H)lllll 'J'hi, cUrter D Ia . • . '' taJned 1M Kin club Mooday ••.,. lDi ol the Pomeroy G•rden Mn. H.arold Br""" ptelided Ume were Mrf. Theodor• Eb. n1nc at her RuUalld Road home. T meroory ~ f'I4Atlp Glliuart ' club wu held Monday after. the meetlug and Mrs. Char· erlbach, prealdellt; AIr 1 , A short business ,.sslon was Canrt>r Sodt>ty a( and Cloldie ,Mltd! ""- , _ noon at the liome of Mlta Lydia Perlluger wu ill cbarp ol George M<Qula, vlee president; conducted by Mn. R E V•ugh. Day Netted $97.50 dorut Councll, Oau~ tl .4-mp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ bouorlnM the cbarter members Mrs. Manntn Web1ter r . an, president, and p.. ns were M N M hair ericll , mel MGIIU' ev411iDf. IC K ' aec e made for a rummaee tale and rl . an oore, c ma& · ue otlll active. tary ; Mr1 · J · 0 · Roedel • •rca~- dance. th e date to U'l: • . .aunoun the Cancer Society Tag Day the IOOF Hall with llalll, THE . n..... r illlnar " ·,: ~ Tiley Ill Mrl. I. W. Coolft, urer; and Mrl. Scott Rldaeway, ced. The traveling pri2e donal· wu held Saturdily, ha~ co~nc;;;• "'"i,;l'lll*\i'Vilifa II"'"· Theodon Eberabach, Mr1 Ubrarian The f' t ed by Mrs c J l!:bersbach was announced that $95.70 was col lfjM D. Schaefer, Mrl. J . W. M.,. · '" program 0 awarded 1 ~ Mr; Charleo Buck by students of Middl.. Roush wu llnjltt!!lllf IIMurr.lv, Mrl. J . E. D. Hartin- the club was In October tll35.1 Games . were . played during sc~ool. The worker& were juries received . In I U. S. KEDS and Mro. J. 0 Roedel. who The paper fur tbe da~. 'FloW· the social hour with prir)s 1 . · the busine" ser'1on of Mid- that Fannie Philllill CANVAS FOOTWEAR IIwere each pruented a C0f118t. era For FragrlliiCe" was pre· warded to Mrs Harold Eberllfrom 9 a.m. to ~ p.m. '"8 her lllllo iltJIIe FOR THE ENTIRE of the bouorary membera ...ted by Mrs. George Smith . bach who also ;eceived a o:rthof the Eighth grade and Kalhryn GoodWill I'AMIL y the club are, charter mem- A lflent auction wu beld dur· day g~t from her secret pal taking part were Sandra Hum· Ill. Thank you OO!ft~:w~er=e:~ .__ _ _ _ _ _ __, I I bl!rB. and illclude, Mrl. Ralston lni the afternoon, which was and Mrs. Buck. Mrs. Annll . . Oh: Debbie Gru~ser , Kathy from Edith W~ 1/RUII<Ill of Colulnbul, Mrs. Jlar. a great mcces1. Refruhl!IP.nta linger won the door prize. McElhinny, Sandra Swartz. Kay and from the Mileb "'ii!!! ;;; llle ~- 113.-ot Annapotia harter Members 01 Pomeroy Garden Club Are Recognized C. L at."- to ' -· ' r---------, Uidt :III.Oolor ot .• I SH01 BOX THE BEST AT ••• ot :H. SiJl&ie :;.;., 1:1- NN --""' .... = - 10. Llxlvlumo 18. TU1'f Pomeroy-Middleport, o,, May BUY HER for .. .. liOUl> 23. Pl&ee. I. Slope ' .. &ARNEY GOOGU 21. Ccme up 1. ColumnW.. 01. •• ' '., lo===li:! a. Cmlunond· m. NorwaJ'" , ooultler lbt ., . . . ... the •n•a a ILID'1 W.,.Jr ..... f'iir" ,.,rot:;:"' whldt wu about four boJo wht lived by themaelveo, ~ 1o work out their own problema aad didn't asl: belp from anybo<IJ, n dldll't have a <h....i:e. - - - - - l.:=!!!!!l:!i 2.- L AttroatlciJa be about . ~~~~~ac to DAJl Y CR0 SSW0 R0 school teacher' lo oure to be up 1 : .....:: - ' Mrs. Bruce Myers, Mrs. Roger Epple, Mrs . Eldon G aul, i Mrs . Richard Gaul, Mrs. Guy : summerfield, Mrs. Mrs . Ivan Farrar. w. F. Hill, M. _Y. F. Namt>s New 0 If icer1 The regular meeting of t h e Rock Springs M Y.F. was held at the ~:burch with the pre•i- I I I 1 'I dent, Ruth Ann Bailey in charge. I We Give GREEN YOU CAN REGISTER AT YOUR BRIGHT STAR or DISCOUNT MARK£11 ' For The WMP9 ~.· Are.LiotenarsJackPQI~ · Stop In •nd Regllter '""\o JI'Ou're welcome. Bright 1, Stat.'~ .. I DISCOUNT Markeb '. e POMEROY, 0 . be held at the Rock Springs ! church May 13th. ' I U SECOND ST. Noxt to the Fobric Sho' " Scripture was read by M r s. Bearhs. Plans were made for the cha rge M.Y.r . which wilt Elel'lion of officer s wa s held : 1 . Closed Al1 Day Mon.day Ruth Ann Bailey , president ; Joan Hewetson . vice president; Jack Stanley, second vice president ; Janet Arnold , secretary; Maria Grueser, treasurer ; Opal Offut , News reporter ; Ruth I Open 9 :SO AM Every !!"~!l•l Close At 6:30 PM Wed., Fri. !lnd Sun. ~ Close At 3:00PM Thurs. a : 9:00 PM Saturday ) (All hours E.S .T. Pomeroy~ Ann Bailey, youth representa· eMASON, live to official board . The next meeting is May 12th with Susanne Arnold as hostess. Next to Drlv•ln ThRt,. Closed All Day Monday Open At 11 ;00 AM Tue&.,,j GIVE DINNER w. VA. Wed . and Thursday. Open 10:00 AM Friday, ·· ~ ,. Mr. and Mrs . A. M. Zahl enterlained with a family dinner urday & Sunday. Close Every Etay At 8:30 Sunday at their home, Mulber CAll hours E.D.S.T. .u.,,o.JJ new diet-r c·ota~· - onlv 1 calorie per serving no 3ugar·¢h:r.ll-~ · ·· · ~--- �" ' '• I ' n. n· n 4 • • ' llellllA,._, au hd Mlddlepot1 1UP Wool. reet~~lly WU bo-..1 by llle IIUd..t body ol Clllrlestoa RIJb Sebeol, CllarletloD, W. VL by beJac <I'OWIIOd Queea of lbe 'A Follleo, u Spnial Mofhf'r' • Day Topic l1 Nott>d scbool yearbook. Sbe • , enttn f:~, \ Allltnp talltalaa wao bowl .. - - . lbaal, ita Ifni 1181 . . . 14111. .". .fHbabi)' . Ia-· 1111....... ~cr. "' "- s.O wu PIaceS ~ ~ Middle~~ S.nior gram will be at 7:30 p. m when I Mn . Charles Searlts of Mid· 1~ Grea t great grandparents which Holy La nd pictures will be dleport. Mr . and Mrs. George Sisson Going Plares , school auditorium al l~~:t>~~n:~~gft~unngw i~o:el:d t:! ~~tm':::r>- Middleport, Rl. 1. ·"~""'~..-....'· •.':t.~w:>tts;:~;;;..;~ • is s~nsorinc a sale in the Davis · Warn· Thursday, Friday. :n:~:y~nA ~:~:;~e SERVICE BOYS NEWS will THE POET'S CORNER -.M.EIGS THEATRE THEY'VE TONIGHT NOT OPEN Moy 10-11 W•lt Disney's "MOON PILOT" ATIEND SESSION Rev . Donald Boone and Paul Smart were in Granville l'u~s~ to attend a session of the "THE SAVAGE GUNS" (Technicolor ) Richard Basebart and Don Taylor Hospital News Entered Hosplllll II~~:~~~~~i:~~•ofrommittee and other Among those who enter ed the Ohio Bap!Jst Holzer hospital in the past 24 Elberfelds Store Closes at Noon on Thursdays. NEW HAVEN - Membership in Ute New Haven Industrial Saturday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. Authorily will be available beginning Friday , association leaders announoed. Formed to foster social, cui· tural , agricultural , commercial industrial, civic, economic and general Interests ol New Haven and its adjacent areas in West Virginia and Ohio, the association is non ~ political, nonpartsan, non . sectarian, and non·profitl The association ho- that ,it may be or help in getting new industries to locale in the You'll fincl complete selecti~ns of·excef· lent gift.items for Mother on her clay next Sunday. r• BERFELDS IN POMEROY ' ing while Rev . Boone will be serving as a me mber of l h e Long Range Planning CommisI sions which will make recomI mendations on the Constitution •of the Convention to be present· 'UN., MON. 1n<' TUES. M1y 12·13-14 ed at a meeting in Toledo this 1-'tiWO FOR THE SEESAW" fall. Jrfitchum , Shirley MADE BY MRS. LEWIS ~::~:io~E~dmon Ryan , ~It has been announced ~. Billy Gray. bother to knock . . . I two table arrangements for the right inlo her apart· May Fellowship luncheon at the . .. and her life! Mt . Moriah Baptist church were i ~lflll'eft<l : M1rln1ltd Mar· made by Mrs . Charles LewiS , Andy Clyde. lhe Wmdmg Trail Garden tc1rlooo club. 1 Swick, Rt. 1 Bidwell , Gome; E. I Da~1s , Rt. . 2 ~hurman, Char- I mame Marta Wilson , H.t. 1 Pt. 1 Pleasant, Forman W. Stevens, Apple Grovt, W. Va ., Mrs . Char· lesT. Smith, Rt. 2 Leo~, W. Va, Mrs. Ltlhan Helen Steil!, 570 Second St., Middleport, Kevin M. Yeauger , 549 Headley St., Middle~rt, Bert A. Davis, Rutland , Mrs. Jacob w. Lee, Delbert R. Yates, Rt. 3 Jackson Michael Kleinhans, Wellston, Ronald R. Hill, Rt. 2 Wellston , Raymond .. C. Schurman, Rt. 2 South Point, Monroe 0 . Stephenson, EusFia. Blrtbs Mrs . Edward L. Wood, 710 II:~~; ,~s~t., Ravenswood , W. Va ., 11 , 3:44 p.m. Tuesday. Discharged Patients recently discharged Benjamin Evans, Wil· II""'" Johnson, Mrs . Edna Mrs . Stewart Zirkle, Mrs. IIGeoqje Sargent, Mrs, Burger and infant son, Mrs . Frank Thompson and inlant son Mrs. Paul Davis and infant son , Mrs. John Notter and Infant son , Mrs . Elijah Estep, Mrs . George Buxton, George Adams, Mrs. Choose 'Cool, ·Comfortable U.S. Kedenes .. FOR MOM Or awning stripes deck our new U.S. P<edettes• Copper, oUve, plr\k. beige and whi!M go togettl er brilliantly on thl!l new, washable .,. { sailcloth sk• mmer. Give Ught, fl exible &oles witt! a hint of heel. Her A like all U. S. Inn er-c ushion comfort. Kedettes. N and M widths. Ask Gift Certificate for '' Four HEARS SPEECH Raymond Hummel, presiding minister of the Pomeroy Jp,. hovah's Witnesses congregation said a crdf.od of 876 packed tbe Chez Paree ballroom Sunday afternoon at Wheelersburg to hear the widely advertised talk, Will Win Ute Struggle For l im••,. Supremacy?" by C. V. Henry of New York. Seasons," the pair. ond Children Oliva DeHavilland and Ronano Brazzi ln "LIGHT IN THI PIAZZA" (Metrocolor) -andSabina Sesselman and William Sylvester iu -. "INFORMATION RiECIIVID" Tllur.-Frl. Moy 9·10 Glenn Ford and Donald O'Connor in HCRY FOR HAPPY" (Color &c Cinemaacope) -and-Bobby Dorin, Stello Stev0111 "TOO LATI aLUII" u.. 1m 1 llltl Wedneoday cia lor conllaued unomploymnl 'G PI . -. /oing. aces' Promtses . T0 Be u·tI In Assemblypreview . at the presenl tune . lag tbe week eaded last SotMembership dues for service ,·~ urdly, eea.tlDu..g • twecivic, and fraternal organiza- moa.tb de~:Une. !ions , education , religion and Cont'·uect •)alma fell by ••. I The Ame.rican Farm Bureou, eiiTecthe 'prof thearam thatl~deaol ~!! · h 11 1 •• '" • which stout y opposes the govern· 1 ]II'IIIJOU It oa~ cihzens s a pay dues previous ment pIan, has assured farmers woukl put DO lim''· _.._ J · o ... per moot 1,100 from ••wn: 1.. 011 -... ....,.... udglng from lhe reaction of were shown Wednesday to hte their vacatios complete· Stage managers are Harold year each for the number of week to 83,751, wbUt 1ew that if they defeat the reteren· or marketinp, aad prieo lllpJ10l'l lhe s~ud~nt body, .!he i studenls and were enUtuslastic· l ly exhausled which caused Mrs . ! Vance, Clarence• Stewart, and ships will be $25 per year each Dew clalmo, wbleb had Jo- dum, Congress will act 011 sub· would be 50 per eeat 11 part!f. play, Gomg Places to be . recetved. · Maxwell to decide to spend IDick Bodimer. Prompters are umts of membership for which creased tbt previous week to sented by lhe Middleport The story IS cente~~ around their vacalion at horit_e.. Jeanne Bowles and Dianne Mc- j subscnph~n IS ~ade. All other re"Yerse die trend, ••aed by ScMhooll Senloars Friday ' ' Maxwell family s vaca· As soon as the deciSJOJJ has IComas , Serving as ushers are membershipS Will be $25 per Z.HO to 11,451. ay 0, at p .. m . promtses to . Forrest Bachtel as Mr . made to stay home , in Ernest Bing, James Blaker, Iyear each for lhe number . or ,, ~an entertalnml! comedy. Maxwell v•suahzes the battlmg the relatives. Mrs. Mnx· ILarry Blaney, Richard Haes, units of .memberSJp lor which Several short sluts or the play floppmg m the cool wat· parents, Rick Oiler and Tom Bryan, Gary Carsey, Chat·· I subscnptlon IS mede . at a mountain s~t. while Janet Baker and Mr . Maxwell's lotte Davidson , Carolyn Gilkey . The membership Ia divided in. daughter , Judy Ov erturf as John Allesnworth and William Harris, ~harles Hol· I to eight r.lassUied divisions. Pomeroy high school seniors, nearing a climax to their Betty Lou, longs to visit Sue Gilmore, followed by lingshed , Arland King , Roger IFrom each division a member ,., secondary education, ran, high jumped, and dashed tbelr w~ ; h•.s son . David Wiley as other characters who have bus· IManley , Karen Pettit, Sandra will be elected by Ute members I way to the annual field day championship WednesdJy. 1 · Witlt boys and girls participating, the senlorl scorecl Wilbur, " rarmg •to see a b1g · . with Mr. Maxwell, une Porter Don Roach 1 ee Roush I the division lo serve on the I league ball game; and his whom is Tom Rail iK 'th J h ' p •' I board of directors of the assoc· 691/2 points to all but walk away with the laurels. The daughter . Carolyn Searl• Then things go wro~g and the e• e . 0 me . mger, au ti ation. i Junior High eighth graders placed second in sporting Connie , wants to go to grand· two grandfalhers meet head-on. Sprouse , Benny Wtlson, a nd f The membership drive beactivities with 45'.> points, seventh grade 38 118, tenth mother's. Mr . Muwell nearly breaks his Sharon Yeauger . · gins May 10, and continue until graders, 30'Al , juniors, 25, and the freshmen, 81> points. Mrs . Maxwell , Sarah )lechtle, while Wilbur and pals, Directing the play Is Mrs . June 4, and soon after that time Camp Arrowhead . the Trl · The winners, events and winseen Aunt Mary (Carolyn Russell McElhinny as Hercules, Clarence Lacey , vocial music the eleotlon o1 the board mem· State Area's Boy Scout Camp lning times or marks follow : I Broa.d jump, girls I · ~ Sm1Ut and Charles ,JI~sh as A~las , inslructor of the . Tic. ber from each division will be desill!ed in leiO ·for 100 boys, I 100 yd. gii.I!Ll•r ~a Grade Scott, Sandra , ., up the liiiSI!leis ~eal. · kets . hu up to 2541 boys in f9 ; 12 - Tom Wh1te, Fred Crestlyn , nd ,._ •--- of A ' B'oyd, and . ' · ;d@Oir camp, a u~ .,..,. mer•- ~ 100 d Po! . b . ., Seniors Romp Away W/ "ith Annua}F"Ield Day Honors Ar.rowhead u d Ivaken n er I DISCOUNT s. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO-OPPOSITE EVANS SUPI!RMARKET THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY MAY lith The door to • tnmenclout selectloia of fine quell ty merch1ndlu 1t discount prlcH II IIWIYI ope~~ 1t tho "'lonUIA.'' Item& for the home, ampl.,. 1pp1rel llnM for the f1mlly •net lhoes.. S'avt mo..., evorr d1y It your •'8on1nd... LADIES FANCY 13 oz. V•cuum Con RAYON GOWNS SLIPS Reg. $2.79 value, wide asst. of colors. Sizes 36 to 40. Asst. .styl· es. See these at your Bonanza Store and save. Just right for Mothers Day. Shop early. Reg. $3.flfl value, Ladles' Better Slips et Discount Prices. first quality, white only. At a low low price, •izet 32 to 42. Buy fm: Mom now. SPANISH PEANUTS LADIES FANCY Delfcfouo, full fiavored Spanlah Peanull. Freah routed and ulted. Vae· uum paoked to 1!ay freab. 20 PC. PLASTIC NYLON ·HOSE AIR MAnRESSES 4 divided plastic plate•, ··~sse. K . ,.' I PICNIC SETS 4 plastic eups, 4 spoons, 4 knives, 4 forks - 20 pieces LADIES' SHEER SEAMLESS Don't miss thia bargain ~ .·' z · ·"rquality NyloD Hooe - sheer - seamll!ll ip ' e beat Sprlna ahades. Sizes 8\lJ to 10\lJ. L1rol : 2 pairo to tbt customer. , - 6 Foot HMIIpohlrt Tilted 't .~;~~~~~~··~I , - , Sh a k'1/' B1rm1ng • • h am ,.l rucel J I , uolds Tf 7l·olence Ln Check IJ flA Y()Jol TRICOT HALO Imide or Ouhlclt PANTIES HAIR SPRAY Fine rayon trJcot Panties in ~putar brief style. White and assorted pastel colora. Sizes ll-6·7. Rei. $1.011 wlue Famoua Halo Rolr Spray 1t 1 new low discount price, Sovo evuy doy at your Boaanza Store. Shop early. PAINT I < Dlslt brond paint for In· olde or oulllde uoe. Wbfte llld uoorled be~ eolon. Full pl]oD - 17:, oniJ -'- Ledl• Eyelet Trim CHESTS HAlF SUPS s •' I LUGGAGE ., SATIN A Foot Color 361nch Drip Dry Dr111 "ENTERPRISE" HOUSEHOLD ALUMINUM WARE PRJNTS Big Auortmtnt-Volu11 To Big auortment of Dew oprlna pottemo in fine clreu prinll witb easy care drip dry flo· ish. Compare at 49< 1nd lk yd. llelect from 7 eup percolator, 9 eup pere<Jiator, e qt, oovored 37~ li<!L round dioh pau, 14-ql. rouhd djab paa, ltH)t. poll, pia• & .<OYered eake pon, plutle coHNCI pie eurler, uver IDd wbiltUOIIIel kettle. -CHOICEuuee pan, 3-pe. nuce pan .et. em - "<' $1.59 V~; "I . IL c!· pasl l • ,4 ." Pile Up In TupperS Plams .!'* - "!17• 7 G-.. :kd 610. Mrs Clifford Dies Wednesday -'".m." us). I ~'-·· I; Populu ofre tiofa pillows ed with utiM and UllnUtll' plain eolor tabrlel. Fllltd eot!Oil !Lipper. I Melee Of Cars ' Directories Go ·In MaiI Soon a '"'"ly' w._....-.eu11 . ot· ~· s.,-... ri!H~dill- ~ ~.· erma. "'· ,, . 4 _____... ~ ---r,· ,' g ~beor..!'i::i a!~ Ladi'es To Tee Off June 26 Bent plJWood frame with presaed board top and bottom. Supported, waahable plaolic cover• In tweed or blue. 8 pes, Include train ease, week-end and pullman. 88 F'Ire T day Euy care cotton slipa with eyelet embrold017 trim. Wblte, shadow proof panel. Sizes S, M and I. Big 28 quart 01paelty cheats made with Cse·u· troD Foom lnlulatlon, Non rustlna aluminum bandleo. VACATION THREE PIECE SETS Big Assortment of Styl11 end Colon u·orne LoSt B Rtyon & Cotton ••1. SWIM SUITS A big special pur<haoe from o leading manufacturer. Attra.. tfve new 1963 otyles in Ill t... uopular materlala, fabr!CI and colon. All ofzeo. Got fn to t... IWim l!atl)' In one of theN fine suit.. 28 qt. "Sprite" FOAM COOLER $199 SPECIAL PURCHASE! LADIES' BETTER 1 0 pre;dent Of Lio'hs t' lub They. s. "'Dixit" Brand w· can Revolution , Andrew Lewis nie Meter, Jobn Emler, Becky Slivers tlf-fr ' above ate may do 50 but Chapter , is going to do som"' ISteve Finlaw 111 .21. 4141 )'(I dash, girls t.u-Kathy sa~s thai the,Unltud 1 it is necessary to llllablish 1 thing abool it. Basketball Utrow girls t-12- English , Carla Will, Patty BurSlates gomg . t? con)Jnue to date lo end the membership 11 w.. this chapter lhat pro- Baskerball throw girls t · 12-- flngton. !1.21 , . drive so that the organization vided Ute camp 13 years ago. Florence Scnmocher, J in 80 yard dash. girlS, 74 - Elhave racial difficulties until equal treatment Is giV,en to all , ~ j of Ute association can be com- PerpeluaUng its tradition 11. Evans, Kay Wyatt. !61 ft. I . len Qualls, Belloda Scott, J.,.. American citi~ns. pleted. promoting the American heri- ' Baskethalllhrow, Girls 7 · 1-- 1ny Menchlni. (1.4) . ·Tlie Ptesidefl! made Ute stat.. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. tuPII- A again Wednesday night but made jail for the second time in le" l Membership may be obtained tage, Ute chapter, according to Carla North, Wanda Wood•. . ' BasebaU Throw, boys. 74 ~ent at his news conference shaky truce threatened to break 1no announcement or results . 1 than a month . I by contacting, Robert Dale Luke Peters, president, has Boys pole 'Y8Uit - Dwight Andy Porter. Tom Barril, Bob Wedne!lday In praising . white down today before all factions The big problem In a settle·, The Atlanta integration leader Roush. Richard Ord. Karl Wiles, accepled a project to add to Carl , Ro~~!e Phalin , Roland ShaKer (:jSi II.). . and Negro (itlzens ;Of Blrfl)Jng· , could reach agreem.ent on a plan ment appeared to be amoog the I and the Rev . Ralph Abernathy , George Sayre, Art Thabet, the Arrowhead reservation so Ftsher (9 I I 1 Boys HZ hiih JllliiP - Charham:, .Aia ., lor . the~ ~!forts to to end the racJBI c~'"" wh1ch haa l Negro leadership, sharply divided another top officer tn King's or· Lloyd Roush, Frank Young, Jr . it will be ad.e quate to serve I Boys Basketball Throw 9· leo ~lll"81oo, Cewud Calvert end ~n IICiy s~tuation ' ~here. resulted m viOlence ~nd _the ar·! as to whether full scale demon- I gar:nzabon, were sentenced to · 180 Mrs . Lloyd Roush. Rev . Charles j boys m Scoutmg for the nexl .12 -. Ronru~ Carr, Roy H?W· Ia~d tie, ~ike Spencer and fton. . . , .. rest of 2,200 Negroes m lhJS Deep I ' trations shoold be resumed to· I days in jail and fined $!~he Yoho, or Donald F . Roush , all 50 years . · ell , Dick Kmght. (2115 ft ., 6 m. l me Phlalll. (Wfl. PORT AU PRINCE. Ha111 - .South steel c•ty. · day . I maximum punishment-for viola· of New Haven. • Michael R Prestera Bov I · --·- ....... -- · - ---High Junlp, ·lltyo H . - Sine 'ltlt United States continued re· : A 250-man force of highway ! The racial truce, after which linn of an ordinance requiring a ! ..• IScout Board . member,' stated Flnlaw, Jcln 'll'~,,<'lnd Jea moval by aJF of governmental patrolm'!f'. augmented by approx· . 11 . d st . ! permit to parade. , I / that Scouting enrollment had 1 Burt, Dennll Wl!lnlil, Mil Doll •~ . 1 1., 400 1 . loth a maJOr emon ra 1wns were , 1 S · •~ lie ('"' ·~ depend ents lrom tense Ha• I.ti . ""' Ima ev . p amc esmen car· called off Wednesday while last I Bualne&lman Raises Bond more than doubled m the WIBucl , . ~ .. d•y ander the watchful eye of ~ylag Sidearms, apparently was minute details of • permanent I Bond for King, Abernathy and len years, and it predicts il .sect Race, ilrll J.lll -: Jen8ll American naval task force. m control and able to enforce I t d' sed R. v. Fulton, a white prolewill double again in lhe nexl niler Lohse, Tutjlra Finlaw, d d agreemen were JSCW! . a1· .< , ' Lou U. ......_... 1 :icate Department aw an o~ er. . ·most' ten apart in the late arter- 1 was set at $2,500. For. most of seven years. • 1 e ·~· ·. ord~ ,govemme . nt de . pendents Dr. Martm Lt~ther Kmg Jr. and ~ noon when King was lodged in ' their 24 ""'ociates who got the . Scout Executive Robert KreI Sack Raee,;lirla . Lift. to leave .and urged other Amer· the Rev. Fred ShuU.Iesworth: two • - . - - - - -- - · _ same penalty bond was onl• •~. • da Ash and~ ,_,Ue lor ade ' ~ jci reported Utat the camp, nd lltillilda WI. ~· to clo !10 !IS well ~ to the top Negro le ' ... in lite deseg...,. Negro businessman A. G. Gas· is among the finest in eastern The Ohio Slate Patrol Is nrst, • . '11.:..~ I. "~~riot:a~g sit\\lbon" under gation campalgl! here: sa1d they V ton put up bond for King and · , Jl America in terrain and in 110 injuries but heavy p=ty 80 yard dillh, .•12 .Pfesldent :'ltr.ancQJII• l>uvalier were hopeful a solution to IJVe • , Abernathy who .returned to tllelr Karl Krautter was elected Scouting appeal eventually will dama(e ~~ a four-car accident Fred Boyd, RGntlle Cott, Jua aild tht, l!\~lon boll,"#~ . Halt! weeks of demonstrations could be lmotel'ln<f went-immediately inlo president of the Pomeroy Lions have an Expl~rer bas, troop in TuW.,rs Plains Wedneaday Gtlbert, (7 Me.). • ' 74 - Lon. and ..lghboring ~an Re- found by I p.m. EDT. 0 long telepbone conferences with club Wednesday following a camping areas primitive areas afternoon ' 4141 yard dilb, N'"'"' Br1·ta'In 'a nd',"""l "'e'therA bl·ractal oomm1ttee me I a." oc'ate · nex t move. . • wddhle . . plots, The big· pile up took place at me Van Meier ' Sieve Finlltw ,~-· <n• '~· • ' 0n th e~r regular luneheon In Hotel Mar. e<>nServat1011 and ~s alll~ bad advl .... ·-~If A live room hof!1e was com· Birmingham's top bw;ineas ex· ti. an adult training conter and 2,05 p. m. at the junellon o1 a":.!.~ ~(7.1). tl,li~ns ~leave. . .. ,,, . pletely destroyed by flames exut•ves were exerllng strone Other offirers are Charles ultimately a lake for expansion Rt. and Rt. A pickup Robert Slill ', J~:.O:U Tl]e Untjed Stales 114!~ Raearly today at Cheshire Rt. 2, hehmd·the·scenes . mfluence '" Murray, 1st vice president; Ed of aquatic training. Itruck driven east across Rl. Boyd (lll'f' u, ~ WO<hletdJ~ It wa( JhllVJna afler lhe frame slructure Jglllt· bnngmg the racial dilemma fo. Foster 2nd vlee · Harold Brown 7 by Guy G Boggess 72 Top' • A~~lcait '!O!'Ships wilhlJ! sigh~ . ed fr~m ~ssible faulty wiring. ward an area ol oettlement. They Jr., vice; Smith: • pers Plains. ' strock a ' c.; driv· Bau~~ Thrvw, . , . , ..... d. Port Au Ptlnce, but outside' . Midille~rt I Ire men were were reluctant. however. to deal lion tamer ; Don Mullen, tail en north on Rt. 7 b)' Daniel L. ' Boll _.., 14 l lh'• six-mile terrnorlal .waters. Mailing of new !963 telephone 1summoned to the blaze at 5:15 w.•th local Negro. leaden and twister ; Melvin Riffle secre· • Semon, II, Beverly. The Broad '--·o, '"Ill _ ~ ,? - 1be precautions were ~-directories to customers in the 1a . m. · but were hampered in VIrtually adamant m refusmg to t;u-y ~ treasurer; Willis Lead· car went out of control and ~~ uv;,because of rports of repress, . Pomeroy • Midateport area will ' their attempt to battle the lire egotl~te with the threat of Negro ingham, his assistant; Jack struck two parked cars belongYou,, ,._ Spencer, Frill ions by Duvaller of his political otart next Friday , May 17, Gen· when llley learned of a water retahatton hangmg over them. Carsey and William Grueser, ing to Donald G. Guthrie, It, Broacl(~t~ ltoya, 74 _ Dot· oppooiUon and Do m In i ~a n eral Telephone co. of Ohio said problem on the tanker !ruck. new directors, and Frank Port- Funeral services ftH' MaJ'lfaret Tuppers Plains, and David R. Carr ·llila Swiabtr Jolia threats to Invade Haiti because tnday. . ' Neighbors moved smne !urn· I er, retiring president, director· Clifford 82 of Pomeroy who Murphy, II, Reedsville . I of alleged l!;lllan violations of The new book features a blue· iture, the refrigerator and wash· at·large. died w~,.;sday will be held There was moderate Sack ~. all ltoyo _ Allea the Dtimln~ Emblssy here. green cover and replaces the er lrom the home l!efore it col· Holdover directors are Ral Saturday at 1 a. m, at the lo Ute pickup truck, Nidi: Ntuialina, ' • • • yellow covered directory now in lapsed. An' ouf.bulldlng, located Heaton and Leadlilgham. Sacred Heart church with Rev. age to the Semon and C-'fMBJqllGE, Mass. - '~:'~"' use. Any customers not receiv· I near t~e . home , also was ruin, ., 0. Guy Nash, executive di· Father John Turel officiating. cars, and moderate lo tho . . yd. lbuttle relay' boyaunclothed body of an alll'active lng a direclory by May 22 ed by fire . . ' rector of Boy Seouts int he M· She was a former employee phy vehicle. Junlera. ~arnette 19lnger, stabbed 28 should call the business oflke. I Officials of Ute Middleppri Plan~ were completed for an IG~ area , of Gallipolis, s~ke of the Ohio Power company foc Jlollgaoss was. cited to times and·wiUt .a nylon stocking Jncltlded In the book with fire department said that IOS$!s toor.nament to be brtelly. nd inembtr ol·· the county court Friday on a 35 and tw~ kerchiefs would Pomeroy and Middleport are 1 are estimated at $4,tltltl. Mr. June ~· when .the ~ Pesented by President Frank s.!.::'"H:art "church and Sac· ge of failure to yield right around her "':"k, was found central offices of Letart Falls, and Mrs. J . M. Conkle, owners Golf C)pb Ladies Associ· W. Porter, .Jr ., Nash, a pro- red Heart guild. ,way. W . ednesdty rueb.t s p raw Porlland and, Racine . and occupants of the resldellCe, met .'J'uesday evening at fesai~ ,IC!Oilter of wide exper· Rosary services will bt heid i eel across a bed In ,her aparl were home when Ute fire • clubhoJI!Ie. Jence, ur~ .fM fullest cooper- F 'd t 8 AIK PERMISSION 1 the E . mont. . . AtbP.h 1 Du ped B . ed. It was reported the . Phyl Hennessy, president, ation :"'" ' 'Y Scouts of Am- n ay a .P· m .. a . win •i. Dr. Peter A. Delmonico, Mid· · .. =1 , m . Y . . Hennrietta O'Brien as erl.,., l ' · $howlng fishln Chapel. Bur1al WJII be m the The Rolland Cliurch ol " dlesex Cotinty medical Oxamjn· WeDstan, 7 To 6 j was covered by msurance. · · chairman, .il'larlhlt In ~ '· for the sma~ Sacred Heart cemetery. Frlendl arene . has filed an apJiilaatio:oL. 8 said an autopsy IOdoy 1'!1'.\ fntrlti .Atbeoo wu Anna' HoweU to. the . regil!-' moutlit!Q ~:..Ill' dian bass, w a 8 may caD at the Ew1ng Funeral In Me11s count~ ':"'mmon pleas revealed that Miss Beve•l7 u]ll!ll 7.. ·by 1Jilllloato Gold· GAME HEAJUIIIG ·w mmi.ltee, Helen )!:Irk· shown. 'l'¥' home anytime. court lor permiSSion Ia OIICWI1· . Satnano,. 28, died of muJ!!ple · ea ~el*:. bl, aNlit~ SEO The State Game chtiirmen' of the coffee Slghl Saving eommlltee ..tl&lr· Survivors. are a •ister, Miss ber real eatate to eona~t • Molp ·MI!MiiiiBetlllllll tilllb woti!Ldl. She had .not h Divl;ilell COllies! •oa Meigo County will be and Pearl , Welker in man N, w. Compton reporle!l lleleno Clifford of !'~eroy; new parsonage. The application ' 8 Taped, pollee said. Tl!ey said y evealng. 8 p. m. tnday at of the luncheon. 14 year old girl has been ·~ bfO(hero, James '1\. ~hllord ol was flied by ~, . Ute aqtopsy tended to ellllllnate II.~tlleoi'· ffnlloop top. Hail, Game 'Protector was anll01111Ced that associ· !ned and fitted with claaseo Syracuse, and Paul M. Cl.~lord Grate. Floyd Carson and Ad· ¥181 sAma1111' U the lib vicUm We\llloo ·eiiDibetl liP• a flnt Williams said. The he~lng . be paid by . ol Gallipolis ; a nephew , M1ch!"'l rlan Corson. In other COIIIIllOII the 'p!ianlobl atranaJer In tile -plaee II& wllk'lbe J!81Wop - held annually to help to be el~ . Clifford ol Middleport; nieces, pleas court activity, llunel B. . : · 11 . 111011111•. Miss · Samalta, llltll .,ve t,l ~ 4 ,.,_ ine tbe · selling of play. Of. · Melp He_.l BNpltal Mn. Floyd Wllllams of Pome- Justi<!t has beftt lfllnted • 1 .· 011ly ohll4 <If. ftqmat> Sa- elf w111 bt ahdod to ~: ftahlllf Jalts for the free jlillt ADMISSIONS Em m a roy, Mrs. Ja~• Llo)'(l ol Bel· divorce from Jlllltlie . . o1 ~y. W. Va.; would ·l'JM \.h Wi11. ·badle ,... delagates will 1J0 to '1\ieti· Smith, Mld4Jtpatl; ltll!rvin pre, and Mrs, Cllllonl Kennedy and a divorce polllltin l)y I;JabiJ ma&Jer'a ~· IJI'OY, will· tiearlng •later this will Darst, Pomel'oy. ol lhlmoroy, and ne]!huil, ~ GilliJIIy aplnat W&an! t11onnv at ...... c!Qunty Spdrtslnen p. m . ana · DISCHARGES- Jlonier G.o. lameo arif! Patrlek Clifford, Harold GU)IJIIy btl Ilea ilel~ · attild llletlci' 'IODI&ht'o · · •1 ·7 P• 1!1. 'leln, . Pomtl'oy. · bolb ., ,SyrltCuH. •lmd. I; Pret~ld.ent Krautter 1s REG. $1.09 apt er I' I Air and water tested full e foot Afr Mattreuea. For uae at home, 1t the beach, for campin& trlpt. A real value I tbio low price. L.dita Fine Gu"'l Ch s·' 'l'halilf'• Complete Line OfU. S. Keels For Men, Women of Uoemploymeut CompeaA· Sue Gtlmore. They are MHS semurs upon wh,om the curiam will go up at 8 p .m . Friday . IT! Clarence Barcus, Willis ertson, Mrs . Bert Gilkey , Bryan Kinder and Michael Glover. Among ADiog According to Ute midnight re· ~rl of the nursing department, those patients who were listed as fair Included Chester Pat. terson, Mrs . David Shoemaker, Mrs . John H. Thomas, Mrs. Har· ry Wehrung, Cindy Shriver, Mrs . Paul Bartee, Mrs. Jesse Do"" ahue , Harold Swick and ArUtur , Nelson. .;;...lrfi, COLUMBUS _ Tbe llllreau . 1 ~------------------- a. '1'h Raelae Glee elab wW JftltDI Ill anaual vorleiJI obow Friday aiJbl, be1bullac ot I p. m. lll tbe Soatbera Local Rfgll 10hool audltorldm. T~t ohaw will be ota&ed lo eipt pllr&l wltb IODI ud d...e oeleetlono from lbe IIJt'a Ill tbe preoent. Mro. Lee Lee II dlreotor, Roberta Cba•cey wUI emcee. 1 0. * WASHINGTON t UP]) - Preof· j otitute lollofatlon. deot Keanedy soy• that H farm· I But Kelmedy Aid thltt ..,_ en tW'D down the governmeal't who atUetl that if lhltl II proposed wheat program , there featod tbere wDl be IDIDI aew wiU be 00 substitute thio •year. biH come forward, 1 tltllk 11111J Kennedy told his newo confer· mlllead 111e fll'men." ence Wedneoday that there II no 'J'wo.tblnls Ill the r.,_1 v• alternative legislation waiting "in ing 1o the reteroadum mllll op. the wings ." prove the program blftn • ae U farmero reject the program talre olleel. The prGII'IlD ~ m. the referendum May 21, !hey ' 'twC>jll'lee plan 101 1111 will get a otop-gap program , ol heat itb 1MIIIIalorJ whidi ~uppor~ wheat at half of ~!sue~ of ~ ~~ pettwatl •• the panty prtce. of 'lr' beat ICI'Nge . --• ~ •• . .-. I fliiWP Agriculture Secretary Orville L. lary red0 ct'108 II. oddltlonol .._ Freeman has said that the issue reoge is whether wheat farmers want $2 · a hoshel for the wheat oc $1. UDder the plao, 111 per eta! ol .. It's 01 aimple as that,.. he uya. the DDrmal pi'GduclloD ol wboal Oppclaents, however, claim tht on • form .~ wwl6 bt IBSue is whether the farmers or supported ol $1 a bwlhol, oad lhe tho federal government wiU man· reo1 woud be 1lll)lpOI'Ied 11t $Ut age the farms. a bushel. . IN "GOING PLA~Es·: ARE,, seated, Carolyn Russell·, Carolyn Searls, Judy Overturf, and Sarah Bechtle; Stand· Ohio Valley , also to be of help compensalloa claim• aad ne" mg, T~m Rail; Davtd Wtley, lbck 01ler , John Allenswo '!h, Jani ce Goodall , Charles Bush, Janel Baker, and Carla 1to the Industries located here elalmo obowed deertaseo dur· THE KEY TO GREATER SAVINGS I SHOPPER'S * Area Authority Inviting Members ' Shop Friday from 9 in the morning until ~:and , . ' Mr . Smart. newly hours were Betty J . Bryant, Rt. elerted president or the Asso- I Gallipolis, Clarence C. Myers , riation, will preside at Ihe meet- Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Harold Robert (Tecbnicolor) Tryon, Brian K:i>ith, val, Bob~~:::; . Dan y Sa· ' * * * * 1 ·~· ' Referendum Passes, Or Else eat Farmers Take 50 Per Cent Subsidy MAKE ELBERFELDS in POMEROY your Shopping Center for Mother's Day Gifts . or the orch.t'!'tr:J 1 Scr ipture matching the pictures 1 Word has been received by tr~mpets , Judy Wilder· as the\' ap pear . Young peopie 1 Mr . and Mrs. Walter Cleland BIRTH ANNOUNCED Dave Thomas, Robert i ta king · part will be Conni Hal· I of Racine Utat A2e John Cle- Mrs . B. A. Dodson recleved baritone sax. M 1 k e er. :;abra Ca naday, Kathy Tholand , serving in the Air Force, annouccement of the birth of a I is in Ute Evreux St. M1chael great grandaughter born to Mr. tenor sax, Ch erole Eb., ~a·; , Michael Nicholson, James · 3rd a :to sax, J u d Y Johnson . Debbi e May , G l oria~ Spring OD LeadlnJ Creek Hospital in France lor removal and Mrs. George Croft of Ba· . 1st. a lta ; Carol Scott; Thompson. Beverly Th ompson, , When the signs of •fring come of his knee cap which was inMich., Aprll 29, a 6\l lb. Karen Bachner : drums. Charles Grueser, and Ernie creeping jured a year ago in Ok~wa . girl. This is Mrs. Dodson's lSth Morris ; tuba . Susie Slat· Johnson 1 To the meadows and the hills , SP4 George Cllaod has ~pent grandchild. Mrs. Dodson trombone. Mike Archer i ' Both old and young he a r Is the past 30 days with relatives has 13 grandchildren. trombone . Sammy Clatwor· l Spt'llers Rf'cf'iVf' 1 quicken in Racine alter two years In 2nd. trombono. Manlyn To the old , yet brand new the Army in France. He and TO ENTERTAIN rtlf'dals Saturday thrills. w~e left for Fort Carson, Colo. The music pupils of Mer· · year's play promises to Spell ing champions uf Meigs where he is to be stationed for F . Condon, and of the most entertainin~ county were in Columbus Sa'· 1When April starts to weeping two years. of the McDonald ~~!~~~e<g~iven in a I o n g 1 U'da\' where they entered the 'Twiit flu •h the leaf clogged of dance will entertain 1," are be 1 n~ held . slate competition spelling. AI· rills, INVITE PARENTS Port!Md PTA meeting with dress rehearsal 1tendi ng were Rose Mane Har<· Bring meadow fr ogs a peeping MASON - A special lnvita· Monday May 13 at 7:30 p, m. ~u1led ror Thursday even· 1et <. Middleport sc hool ; J enni· And red buds to the hills. tiun is being given by the Ma· The public is Invited. sun Grade School PTA to the Ife r Blakeslee. Pomeroy, a " d VISIT HERE afternoon a mat inee !Karen F ulk of Bra dbury. They When April sheds her far ewell parents who will have children !W')Ql'irian•oe will be given 1or , were prtosented me.-J~ '- and certears, in the first grade next year, Mr. and Mr11. Morton Th(llDI~II school classes. The rifica les at d luncheon held at Upon the meadow bowers to attend the next regular and son of Columbus :She leaves behind a soggy note 1PTA meeting, May 14, at 7:30 the weekend with Mr. and under the d~tion of the Ohio Union. Clarence Lacey. ""ca l Accompanying the git·ls were Te lling May to brmg you p. m. al the school. Hurley Nelson and son, John. · Lnstructor : Mrs . George Hackell, J r.; Mrs. flower s. lfll•~--=====~ i Paul Smart. Mrs . Geor ge Hack· May E. Rigney Jell . Sr. ; Bill, Dennis and Lin· Dexter, 0 . , I Hackett . C. E. Blakeslee , I'OMIROY . OHIO and Mrs. Thelm a Dill . I " !· ~::o ·~ ~~~------------------------~----------------~~--~~~=-~~~==~==~~~-----------------·~0 ~XV NO. 21 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THURSDAY, MAY 9, 1963 i~l ------------~------~ ____PR:;,:.;,:.:Ia~F.:.:IVE:..:...:<=:E:.;:N~fS "Compensation for Mothers'' 1 C C ' cbosea from the .enior girl!. will be Dr. N. . arpenter s sermon at the Rutland Church by Mr. Cbarleo Schulz, orlg~ Righ . Sch.ool Iof Christ at 10:30 SUnday morn- ~ nator of the " Peanu&s'' com· the d lr~rtlon ing and there will be a spt>cial l ic strip wbo bad been lnvi&M Euger1e Gherke . Will be 1 Mother 's Oav observanre in the to b tbe judge. Miss Layman SPONSOR SALE · b fo ' · ley Nelson, Pomeroy, Rt. 3, and to presen t muSJc e re Bible school at 9:30. Is tbe ~ rld....-1 ... 1 of Cpl. Wal· 1 uri n g the intermission 1 A spec ia l picture fea ture pro- lt'r Harris : 800 of Mr. and Nellie Sisson of ~~~m~~:~ ~ ~,~~~!l~E;~nterprise EUB Youth Fnday e\'enlJlg 10 thrown on the large beaded \ \ ,_,_, 'l'e 'tlw l•eereD'r OJ ,f'lw ,....,••• ~,.. •bose• Betb boo .0. beea as Miss Cllarlestoafau of 1M ' ' .• d~t-' 11:=~:!1~ , ' , :, , ~ll . •~,, ·.1• (. ... , · ~, ~· '\ , A • . ..-., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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