https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9f6003ca570a1cd540b13c3c0d18c315.pdf 1bf825ea27f3fd34673ad9983c9521be PDF Text Text " ' '• 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 • . ..-., �. Foreig11 News Commentory • ' ' - l>MI II•• po- aad 1W "God[ is the only one who wiD toke It valier Like The Weather, ...:::..'~~:- w'::kl~~ ~ Ta·}ked O£ D0 Litt }e About Th~ By WI)'IO 0. lltuoloiHI, M.D. ouperviaioe. It cali8N na-a ... e......U 1o Dr. wa,.. United States ionl aince Q - Wllea •Y 12 year old or ltchjpg ill some periOIII. Qv. llralldllltdl, M.D., Ia care ~ • . tlaily •~liDeJ,I>Otn~r~Midcn.port; "0.;"-llq t, _T oday's Medical Report from mt." otop. '·'~ ' , .N~w HavenPersinal News Helen Help Us/ I • had •ndtcated tla distaste for llu daughter twlsia 11er lep or erdosln& may ca.,.. c:onvul· WI ,.,.., Wldle Dr=~=~ 1 e~ to send his !coops plunging valier and ill proof of the expoe- bends hor ~ and anklet, liono. II 1hould not bl taken lttMK nr 1tattoo of ly Helen lottef the Haitian hordec . violeiK'o be&an they make 1 crackllnl noloe. over 1 Ioc period. It ia deli- lelleiro, loo wW ...... Haiti's dlctator-pre.sid~nt Fran· Tht- other was the United N.a· movmg .1t1 ctb~s frora ~b. What causet &hia! Whit Ia the nitely habltformln&. II 1111ral ..tenet II flltolo.ll • ·tbola Duvali~r was a little like tion!!l Lo which Duvalier had ap- 1 ~.ven If he .dea:i.ted rtom .direct remedy? PleaH Hltd your ........ ftbiiiiM. the weather tbis wet"k. everyone peBled on the charge that the , mtlJLiry acLlon, Bosch htmself A -· Ia ther . thceolened 1'011id be expeeled• lo CODUn ue ' I 0 irre - larlty ·~ eaue an on. _,.., kldl • W ...... talking about him bul thee. Domlnkan Repttbhc in the fael I ..... ~leemed little tha anvont eould Haiti's "Democratic: Institutions." work for Duvaliel" I downfalJ With IU I th h"''c Dl Of ftl Aflllr win IWIIdl 80 fJIIr tr4qJI 'WID· 1 · til atro1111 r1 ol IIUd! flees o • ....ta or lbe anapbe """"""".... ADd 11M ttll do about him. Dol.tytq Toclk:to Only • mora IUjlpo lnl of a tendon u ilalldol OY· Htlen· ---•· After two weeks or crisis the Among African nations there as Prestdent Romulo Betancourt p . ·-'"-1 ....--:.. - JDI1bl tbeJ'rl ob7, _It It .· . . f v ei d Gov. L_ua i Mu " condition er a bonyis protuberance. The Kldl ott 10 ... ...., .... -~ tbey'n IIIObe. Afllr all, ail threat o( war on the litt lt- 1sla~~ was 1 sentunent that Duvallers o enezu a an usually painless. -~~ . . ... ~"""" &oa,;l- ...._ _ _ _ . . - ' t 1 of Hispaniola shart>d by Ha•lt U N. chac&ea .hould be debated noz Mann of Puerto RICO. . By IIAIUIY Fl!ROUIO!f COIIIldw M lf'l· Tit. one .....__ ~ .....- ...,. w,._ .--- and the O:,mmican Repttblic .But both OAS and the possible In fact In the whole of the Ordlnartly • u:.~ . pel"llon whose Ualloll l'nll ~~~-o1. Iaiii IIICetldl iD freolal .. .. .,....,. of W PIPII' help wilb liiiJile1 11r tlml . . . . . C 'bbe 1Ju (' could joint. lrt craCoulfll can hear Jut ru,ht'l liomewarlr to UDWaRtad lnd IOOD drvp Qr ooemed to be cecedmg. U.N. action llmply "'"'"It'd of 1"'~ 1 anh alprea, vote< the noise more plainly thaD oth· WASIIINGTON <UPil- CUriae IOlf ol. drup. Cll .. ... lnd ~I tbe probiam kld lllbo Nlll1 00 0 Jnter.. tingly. the very Demo· delaying taohcs. e 0 00 - · r bee ' he feels the crack- 1 person of the drvC habit ia one 'I'NIImiDI «M'Illia ol I · "A(IIDII Matberboacl." So needl help lnd a .,..,.., ~ ' eratic focres wh11•h Duvalier ef- For, while President Bosch , Duvalie•·'s own claim to a ""' I ~ 8' au~l h It nd of the oupreme challeDpo to mtd· ual withdrawal of drill• bJ terlbbl(JII 1 burrltcl 11t1v ar." When II be? A little lectiyely had de>troyed among agceed to hold off military ac· . ond term dearly wu fraudulent, ~~~~~ as :: ~; ears ' ~ 1 leal aclence. A otudy of 1,1110 per· tho pallttll docrJ e!nl dooel. IIY tllll woman bu 1 r a al ••• II held ..... ••"' 10 conscW>Us a u Haiti's 4.2 m•llion wcetrhed people tion, pending OAS findtogs and ; hoth by lh. terms on which he .1 may relsaud rltM lrtaII UDIIIIHI lie pallfor a (ood doetGr. Tbet :;: ~•-~t"' •-·• ..:;::l10118 -..ere among !hoSE' helpin~ him to 1Haiti agreed to Alease " littJe by ' claimed it and by the Haitian COD· 1 · . the PubUc Health Sa'Viee .,JIM. IDjec!tlonl of"morpldDe. 'lhiJ child dJcln, Ilk • -11 ,,. 811 iii!UUI< 1111 - - . . remain in off•re. , little" an esllmated 100 re11111... slitution. Th~re is . no r~rnody for !Ius pita! ol Lexingloa, Xy.. lhowed thia "IOilll to lbe aiW>ol11t1 be =ted · 't lnd 10011 be lm't comtq bidl 1>ne of th•S< ""' lhe l"'aco lin asylum in foreign emboosies, The policy of non • lnterven- codlhon. Smce tl is not I dl· that 10 por cent of them went lery." Soma lime darlttc - dotl't tell ME the)' dotl't dtulll team dispai<hed by the Orgamza. ' l'.e underlying <Buses foe viO· lion hound hoth the United Slates seose, none Is needed, But per- bad .. drv&• ogaiJI and UIUillJ War n • IJ!IIhello AI the mother of fOUl', I bleM klda otil ot the lloy &!out TrOop. ' tion of Amecican otates to Pori lence remained within Haiti it-l and the OAS but the opoliigh of so"" wlwse JOmta crackle co within m monlhl. melhldono w• devtloptd Ill llllffl1-, lnd oDil'J'n - It ..PPI!If - DIJ. Au Prill<"i! and to Santo Domingo self. events had been placed on Haiti olte reduce the noise by avoid· matll'· 11 bean only a I could belp her eblld by G!..JBTEI) FORMER OOMMI'l'· to •ttempt to mediate the quar- From his closely guarded white 1and now the OAS might cooaider ing sudden JerkY movements. There are two Wl)l'l in whteh ehemieal relatloDihlp to the tlaut. Troublel, TtiMAN rei which had Jed Dominican p11!8idential palace "'luvaiier ,I'Ondltiona inside Haiti itaeif 1 Thio io comparable 1o learning an addict can 1<1 tho treat· or harolD ailtJ 11 now 111111 no greater Jo)'l Illite Dear Commlttteman: Prooldent .Juan Bo>ch to threat· IShouted defiantly that he had : threat 1o hemiopb..-ic pea.,._ lo eat nw celery without wok- mont at Lexlllp and tho other public hoaltll holplllll. Now 01111 opetl up her Mllllb I'Ve DO doubt JCI!I have ..-n ing the sleepinl dOl in lhe next federal hoopitol at Fort Worth, palionia IIY 1hey are "JIOIDI thai dilld would prove It bappoa - Ill liN ~ · room. Tex. If be ha• <ODvlcted of the <OCktall lowlao,.. m"~nlDC lltlnp. II lhe II uaaltle troop. But dall'l to ilfmn• .U a federal off..... the judge <BD they .,...loinl to drlnk 1 IIDIU lbll, I'd IUU"Il lmate- Boy Seouta beeautte 0118 IU4ler Q - Every lime ltaio:e an al· order him lo lake the curo. Or glall of reddllb-<!olortd me111a1Ul'IV7 10 that lite wW a (lory...,.bbJD8 bora looter, collolic drink my face, neck, he can enter the bolplllll •olun· tbw. "lroubled" no mon,,l bope Moll lll'tll't. What w1t1t llft!lo and chest break out In r e d iarily, provided beds are IYOIII· Pollet!! v..,. ru b I chlld'l father IIUfiPIIel nJcbt blkel, telia,llCiui'fl Ill booo blotches. I do not drink very ble, and if lit Is able to pay he For 1 . periOD ll(htl7 loYa for bll baby. I doubt or and weekly rldJat bird on often or very much , bul Ihis is io charaed tUO a day. the wlthdrowel period C8D be ablllty to love bll wilt. 1 ot UDlformetl ~ . very embarrassing to me. What F - ao..y Olda In four da)'l, but tha M"'J I feel better, Have a cup of ibey haven't time lo_toot more 11 the cause? Right from the otart thsoddo diet need• belwHII 10 and wltb me?- FJI. thaD reveille and 'l'lllllk-Gewdo . A Alcobol In small dose• are h .. vuy ogoillll him betn& dayo. Either way, the paUent F.M. and you othm II'•TaJII. - H. Broad wa\' Grapevine the prestdentl~l theme, wUl have lyrics. may dilate the blood vessels in cured. More than one-third Ill. lhe d..thiy lU be<a- aU threw overythlna from jler- Proltlem N&mflll Norma M~tkcy Harglt ay. crushed by Jayne 1)n Pan Alleys George M>:sels has wrtt· !he skin and cause nushin&. voluntary potioall con't take 11, 1o adopUon at "Aplnat Dsar 11111111: 11 IIJtiOII 0111 the pub ' By PHIL NEWSOM UPJ Flln!lp Ne"' Aaal)"ll I•=" 'lll'lhec Nareot"ICS cores Ar. e Grea1 Chal}enge T0 MedieaJ Men ·-·•,..._ a.. . oUt m.., m *"' Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting Peck an Manstield s l\lexican divorce action, is beint: consoled bv Hollywood's new sexbomb. Eva Six shes canvassing producers asking them to find a property suitable to Mickey's muscles, all the while modestl y denying that there 's any rolltanti r attachment and averring that it's merely "one Hungarian's way of help.ing another.'' (Oh. sure .! ... Jerry Lewis is taking a bath on his much-touted Holly" ood restaurant. The sun-kissed California crowd predicts he'll give up his in te rest m it soon Liz Taylor had a Rome jeweler make up a fabulous gold medallion which she intends to wear as a pendant "when things get straightened oul." It's a beautiful piece of work designed by her- showing her profile with Richard Burton's just behind it. She paid a little less than $5,000 for it, and made. the jeweler promise he wouldn 't let anyone photograph it. Sh ub!'rt Alley is buzzing with the rumor l!lat choreographer Bob Fo3se may tak e a slo b at acting in his new showthe one that will find him working agaiD with his talented wife, Gwen Verdon Johnn y Hallyday. the rock 'n' roll singing idol of France. ain't long for the civilian world. He's been called to the French colors and will start serving his army hitch in the near future . . Brook Benton is suing Mercury Records for three quarters of a million dollars, alleg· lng the firm owes him that mu ch in un· paid royulties. A lot of changes are tak· lng place in the singer's career; he has a new booking agent. a new record lab· el and a new manager. ten w<>rds for the tune, which hav~ been Some persons are more suscep and leave wlhiD two week•. 'l1!o pain in an altempt to make Norman II lbe problem. Help! accepted by the White House, the Arm· tible to Utis physiologic action pciaone... , of cour•. are forced endurable. '!be ial wu honest _ pve The junior bl .I'm In bu I ed Forces. and pr?,bably even t~.e Secret of alcohol than others. You wlll to remain. By the end of the flrot After com Jete withdrawal her that anyway. band and I WU fortunate - t p Serv1ce .... The Losers Club, a West· eith.r have to give up drinking month one-half of the volnntary elm lh P Shall we nd thia brickbatto be chooen for it. Howeta, I C?asl night spol, is about to make news or make up your mind that the patients have given up and do~~ ,"~e 10 a ~0;;:'.1escence llry by ~nllnl' "The hen was put by NOI'Illllll, tbe f1ntt • w;th a test case agamst ."!SCAP. a~d flushing is nothing to worry ·parted. Fewer than one-third o1 :::~ •• ~ :.:~ ~ petite lblt knocb lbe pta the chair baritone player. I plq BMI, the club contendmg Its wothm Its about and not give 11 a second them sta 15 Ion .. the doctoro .... P .. the flute. 1 legal right in refusing to pay fees to the thought. _ ·- Y_ . _ l_ _ _ _ _ galna strength,. but he will be rocks. -And lloaa she ever.1 He and 1 have known ac11 compose; s' protective associations. At reotleu and Irritable lor ~everal - H. other for a lone time 8lld 1ltMl the same time, ASCAP and BMI are reaQ - Wbat do y011 think about 0 monlhl. '11ten t!le lrelment lhllia Helen: each other an rleht when we dying a crackdown campaign on the in- Ute discovery that calories don't from the body lo tilt mind. I'm tJred of hel!l'lng BoY weren't hallne uch allier, liiiiJ creasing number of nightclubs which are count• I would like lo I o' e nar'?llcs addlct 111Wli4' II Scouta praised to the lkles. I all boys and glrla do. But DOW installing JUke boxes for dancmg tnstead some weight, but I don 't want ond indifferent lo everything ex· acoulleaders lnd 1hey'rt he II drlvlJIC me trootk. of "live" music and shows, and aren't I to havt to diet. ' cept whore he II lolnl to &el blo glory-grabben wo~klng their He switches music standi GB . payin~ any tributes for the use of the A _ 1 thlDk 1 know y 0 u r next •hot. · • headl off to pra11e 1o me. He "accidently" bill . . , copyrighted music. . . counterpart. He would Ukf to At the Loxlnglon holpltal an at- themselves, 101 recogniUon 1D with the baritone, when It lm't : You'd never guess what btg btg have $1 million but doean"t tempi ia made to get him lntar- tbe paper wln IWarda and bon- "accidently" lying on lilY lei>•: Broadwa) star stole six st~ak knives at want to have to work for it. PT. PLEASNAT - Mrs. Bel· .eoted lD "!methlnl-«>1 ball, box· ' 1 cllll'l help fllhllnl w1t1t .thll : Dann~'' s Hideaway and displayed them va Mae Farley , Pt. Pleasant, mg, watchmg tolevialon, bowling, W/ mixed-up nlnlb grader, WJW IIi, proudly to a big movie star. at Goldie's CALORIES 00 COUNT. y 0, will narrale the Thursday even- going to tho movi~s. play(JII iJI aa W aJDe8 do? _ SHERRY New York . :. ZsaZsa Gabor s dau~hter, lal<e the hlgh-<aiortc road and ing style review of the home orchestra, theatrtcala, or Dsar Sherry: Fran resca Htlton, seems to be startmg m I'll lake the low caloric road economics department at Ky- lor lbe hospital newop~r If you really wanted to JOII.' mama's tradition, the 16-year-old is be· and I'll Io ... lG pounds befor~ ger Creek lngh School. Mrs. "The Blue GraBI nmea.' The If could tootle your lluto '" ... ing wooed by 17-year-old Charles Revson IClara Mohr Point Pleuant, toro would like lilt paUoat toreother baritone born I'm lllrt Jr. ... Judy Garlam!'s latest picture, "I you. Ihome econ~mics teacher, will main In lhlo drug-free environ· the muele Instructor' wollld 111'Co~ld Go On Singing," is a big disapQ _ Pleooe •"Plait! the diller· be the director of tho ahow. ment for at leaot five monlhl. range a trade. Or elae you~ pomtmenl at the box offtce-even In her ence between Intestinal flu and The ·lirls will model clothing Then he lo on hio own. act u lf. IYerycbinl NOI'IIIII own home town, Los Angeles. It went m- intestinal cancer they have made as ~ewing proSome An Cured MASON - Mary Jane Webb, doss Is jual . terrlb)J tarr1f1c "'· . to a· mass saturatiou release there, but A-Strktly 1,_"01111 lntestl- jects in school. Againat all the ndds, oome J>er· of Mr. ud Mn.o and gel 1 bid for tht ll'adueo was ya nked quickly because business , nai flu is an acute at~ck of are cured. One of them Webb, New Haven, and tlon dance. _ H. 1 101ts was so slow. The Shertzer brothers, Bob- founded Narcotics Anonymous aft. Gratus Aldridge, daughter of 'l'l!e lllcltyud , _ , I vom:~ ond 1iarrhoFa that •• by and Dean, will present a er he had been lo Lexington Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldridge, Says a hard-pressed lludgoBroadway playwrigllt lmer Rice has ' caus Y a v ruo. ever may selection of dance numbers. eight times. AnoUter one ia now Mason, will be Wahanu lngb leer· "M wile b • completed his biography, which he calls or may not be an accompany They. are the sons of Coach and o public official In his home town. school repr-.talive• lo Rho- the ia a.%a plan DY(nd~ "Minority Report." Simon & Shuster will ~·g symptoma. Term Is loose- Mrs. Robert Shertzer, Pl. Plea· And there is one man who owns dodendron Girls State al Jack· for ~m yon la)"l!: publish it ... Sax still' Charlie Ventura is Y applied, however, lo any &e oant. a omaU business on tbe Weot son•1 Ml1l this mmmer H haa .. .l K vere upoel In the dtgesllve tract cout and telephone• Lexlllgton •·-' • plan. on leave rfom the Gene rupa group, that lull for several dayo. Stu. Theme of tho e!tow wlll be Christ Ev to """" annouaeed by Clyde Foley, Note from H: Try 1t. Ia"' I having a thorough physical checkup at dies to identify the guilty vir- "Tour of ~~ East." Pianist ~~.. ~anks mu , • expreao principal. laying plan, chtllll, belen your St. Agnes Hospital in Philadelphia. He's us are expensive and are rare will be Mn. Merlyn Rosa. Solo- Bad colic oble Mary Jane lo sponsored by frlondly nelJbborhoodbBI~ . 11 ' ists are susan Edwards, Karen in the ~nlt~ ":'lotes ~:y. t~ere the American Legion Auxlllary tor lies in wall far yaL - H. • · Are you ready for the latest step for· been ailtng for several weeks, and al· ly made. most collapsed during a set when he Since variety of vlru~eo Curnutte and Avalee Johnll>l!. tl lltn threatened lo of New Haven while Gratun II '11111 column II dedlcltod Ill· 1 1 ward ' Plans are being made in Massa· 11 .~bUSEli. ts for a drive -in burlesque show . tried to return to work. ' may be tho cause, the term Glrio modeling their costumes ::~: th":.:lion. Around 1&13-14 sponoored by the Bend Rotary ~mlly Uvina, so lf yOII'N ba"' more employes are leaving one of Debra Paget surprises Interviewers l" intestinal flu" io a mianomer. will include Jewell Caldwell, one Amerioan out of every 400 Club. 1111 kid trouble or lust plala 1 nightdubs under investigation in the on thr sound slages of "The Haunted especially when applied to the ,susle Davia, Linda Dillard. wao an oddict of 1101110 kind. Chl· Janet Hollman, daughter of trouble, let HeleD btlp YDV. · ·\ ~lllte Liquor Authonty probe, and as the Palace " She refuses to discuss her most ordinary altack of load polsoo j Charlotte Drummond, p a 1 . nete imported lato ths West Colo! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman, Sho will also welcome your OW . l!r<JWs so do the stories- of illegal recen: husband , the wealthy Chinese mg. Fitzwater, Tulcla Gardner, Ma· u laborers b<Ougl!l their opium Letart, and WUU.m Capehart, =~le=.IIC~ p.lngl:in@ with customers. kick·back wag· business man she married a year ago. All The condllioa hal ao rolatloo lry Gotherd, /Udy Jlalflll, Ava· p;pe. olohJ, and Jlto habit opread 10ft of William B. Capehart, ne all kinds of revelations thai are the writers know is that when sb isn't oblp to iJitelllnal cucer, wbl<b ·tee Johnson, Jean Jones, Mary· eastward ac:rou the notion. • · wapaper, ;nakiing the management very unhappy movie making. they live in a sumptuoua II a slowly developlu1 cbronl< llyn Little, Lola McCormick, Opium was &ivll! 1o Civil New Haven, wW attend Camp , . Disnev wants Maurke Cheva· pad ill Houston. Texas ... The Tangan· dlseaselbat 11 more Ukely "' !Linda Rainey, Ethel Broyles, I wounded 1o eMe lholr pain, Hormhoe, Par10111, W. Vo. Tile for another film . The evergreen yika gover nment will soon des\roy its cou~e constipation IIJ•• dlarr· Carolyn Quillen, Carolyn Rlee, hundredl of thoullllllil of calllp ia a youth leadership DIVOTID TO INTIIIIT OP r.Llllll"k.e celebrates his 751h birthda y this statues of famed explorer David Living· bea. • 1 Priscella Roi.lll!l, Marlyn wore ..-- 011 tho blltlo camp a(ICIDIOI'ed by the YMCA MIIGI M..ON MIA , stone. A Tanganyika representative in · . Thompson, Josie Vansickle, Ma- There waa ao law agalnat and deslifted to pva lralnlnl 110...,. \ O!ft A number of schools throughout the New York. explaining his country's de· Q- I ha.. been takmg 1lute ry !looter, Juanita Cook, Karen opiate elm~ In the United ,....":""" .;;;;;'. which has sc heduled Spnng CISIOn . sa td tn an oll·the-cuff con versa· thtmide (l)oriden 1 sleepinl pi11 1 Cumette Susan Edwards Don· and thousand• of persona In Christian leadenblp. T h • tu .. .,t•&a.'ltlJ: ~ l Washington , D C. for their pu- tion. ",Livingstone didn't discover any· ahout olx months. Would it na Jarvi., Mary Platter: San- addicts by laking patent Bend Rotary Club lpottiOI'I two =---~ 7;,. •J:o,.• n t . have canl'elled the visits beca use of thmg. fh ese places had been known to .do me any harm to lake them dra Jarvia Koren Spaulding cines lltavlly loaded with otudenta at the camp each "" .._ .. WYcrime wave in the ca pital. It's the our pc!Op 1e f rom t he begmnmg · · · · of rtme.'" over a Jona period? Ruth 'lbompaon, Sandy Hall,· The invention of the year. •atter •• .u. , -. . , . . .- 11 r - 1 · J&, , ~~irst ever-with muggings, knifings 1 A- Tlllo drug should be lak· Carol Haskins, Sharon Jude, needle in 18tiS made .,.._ _., ., 1 , _ " mayl>em rampant Abby Mann, Lit Renay , who went to prison for •en only under careful medical Donna Spirea, Viola Swisher. ohoot narcotics otrai&frt Into prllon oenteneea riD~t ·ap 1 !lbillll i ::U: won an Academv Award for ",Judg· perJury ir. the Mickey Cohen tax fraud ·- Charlotte Curnutte 1 nd Joyce · toblood -.... to yoan and a penotl who "";.t'";.u~ , .. ':; at Nuremberg." has written his trial , mav be immortalized in films. An ll 1)'qlc got tho dealh pooaltf at .._ . - • script yet for "The Condemned of independ e~t movie company is interestommiSSIOD 0 E loll. Then OCCWTICl • tragi< :=..uon of the jury. . ~. .li&Jin•." Those who 've seen the flick ed in pulting her story on the screen af. · mlltake. In 111111 the Oerman1 The result II that addiction II :!:'.."'::;,..-.,:,~ •.': It's vastly exciting film fa re. As a re· ter she's released in July Theatre PLAN LADIES' NIGHT gan the commercial pn>duotlon on the o1oe11ttt in tho U.w.d · Darryl Za nu ck wanl~ him for a owners who book the new picture, " We I PT. PLEASANT - Dr. Dan htroiJI, which ia an opium derlv- Stales. ~ . .. ilnoe-~>icture deal Shall Return "- which deals with the GIWil!lln announced that La- oUve, and • wu ballad • a mtrBay oi Pigs invasion - are being threat- I di~' Nlihl wlll be oboervod II acie d... and tftO!IIIIlended .. ened by pro-Castro groups In the U.S. 1 1:30 p. m. Friday evening, May ctltoforperiO!tladdlt!lodt4-·'·..- 1 N . 10, at tilt Shrine Club. Speclall•od morphlnt. Actually .r1 Do Ir Time - · ·-H d EW HAVEN - The Pubhc entertainment is planned. The three time• u powtrlll u Commiaaion has set Cumberland SlhJerl from Hunt- phino. For Jllrl heroiD IMay 27_ for • hearing of an in,...,, with lht ei'tepllon of pumped into [IOfiOIII HKiDI apphcalton lor a cerltficate of John Leighty, Pl. PleaSIIol'l, will <ure lor cJrut adciiction bofon conventence and necessily lo entertain. The Cumberlltld Sin&· article appeulnl In the ~=:I lurn"h sewerage servtce by the el"lt are a group of five voca~ Medical JoU11!01 in IIIli d town of New Haven , Mason fljfs and lnstrumentollsto who ed the theory that hecoln Wll County. :have appeared an televialnn cure. . Proposed roteo are based on oev'eral tllftll. They will pra- - Jy 1814 ths devU woo 'loolt Ute metered amou~ts ol water sent lllOtai(lc II!Oindlea, lollt ,ocrou the Ualtod ~ and consumed and lnstde the cor· sin••n lnd popular ballaclo. underworld had dilcov«ed thert porallon are 11.25 per 1,000 sal· .. I w11 1 biJ boa~ 1n ,.1111111 Ions lor the first Z.OOO 1allons; adulteroled heroin. '1110 reoult lt=:j:::~l tl lor the next 3,000; eighty W.C , Ul Z the first at!lion on tho part o1. 1~~~~~Iilii· cents for the ne1t 5,000; oirty federol government-the pa••ll.!ill I' cents lor the ne•t 10,000; forty 1 Q-WJto II Aid lo ltave beea of the Harrlloa N......Uca AI!! l+il-41 cenll for the next 30,000; Utlrty- 1 111i flnt llutlltU le visit 1914. 11 allow1 ths lederal gov...,. ftve cenia lor all over !10,01111 ; 1Callflrllla7 mont 1<> lil'I!IMirup far m.dlel!ll and a minimum cbar&e of , A-Juan Rodrli)IK Cabrlllo, [l!ll"po80I and to ap11111 S%.50. . a PortUIUist gplorer w h o lllepl trani)JOl'latlon and 1a1e Outside rotes aoked are $1.!10 Isailed under the Spanlah llq. ,llll·oollco. per 1,000 1allons for the flrot 1-ldloa Nt ~ i 2.000 gallon• of woter COIUIUIII- lnll&ll ttiwqe lnallnl equip- ullo 1o aayllndy and• 11 yaon ,eel ; $1 .25 for the nell 3,000; ml!!l by 1¥ ~nt of Na- Uader a SUpnme Court $1 far tho next 5,01111; seventy- tural RAISOtll1!el, ~- has re- olon of L11t year addletiGB live ~nia lor the nerl ID.IIOO; celvod 1 leoitr41lrln1 of 149.· II not 1 erlmo. PGIOIMlon.of fifty cents for tho nut ~.01111; toO. 'rile ,Ioiii :coot of ·the in- c:oll01 ia punllboblt bf ilnl~lll-1 lorlh·live cents for all over !10.· otollall<ill II nltmated at •190,•1 mtlllllO' from two to 10 Ylltrl 01111; and a minimum of t3 per 000, aild 1M IAnln pli!!Cie Hll a lint ollerx!ar. rlva ,...,. • month. · bondo 10 U» lite f u II manditlo'7 tmnfmUII! for Tht 1011'11 haa been ordered lo 1 - t," . . . telDbi ...... For Ill_,,., REXALL DRUGS cradte T Mrs. Farley N8ff8te Kyger StyJe ReVJeW • Another Ingels' Special brln.· CHAIR SALE h N aama G" Is'State FRIDAY and SATURDAY l DeIegateS delight her feminine heart \ • • WeiAJt,'' On Mother's Day! the Wrap up sweet dreams .for Mother with the most fem. lnlne of glfts! Delight her with a gown or sleep set from our lovely collection. th Makhing Dacron, Nylon and CoHon •= SHIFT GOWNS := -a· Baby Doll Paiamas I'"' L..:i:l - C • • T Hear Case For =;: . : :-: =.:. 1 , \ • _I -:-.= U ..._... -.:.111: COATS Sewer Service 1;;;;:=~~~:;--y;---~;---~::.._~=::_~-~~-~~-~==;;.:-=::=; t<.,,,.,..., Makes An lcleal Mother's Day Gift f,· · • JHI DAllY SENTINI a::,";· Saturday Nighttl I' 1 WeAreOIMII Friday 1nd MAY 1.0 and 11 sz.99 IACH I r~~~~~~~~~b~~~~=:=:i.~~~~==~~~~~~~~~a~o~ Serv~ce five 1 Q . kQ , I m-. .... . ~ -I . . ,._~ "' ..... . - i ) ' Stv~Sk~~~ $2·" ~,. ,' '· .. it' ALL PIECES FEATURE: FOAM cushioned reversible zippered cushions with plain fabric one side and striped ' on the other. FOAM cushioned back for .,' greater comfort• Gown,, fuU length t .99 ea~ Gpwna • · Prl"' Slllft Gown• ~=~'~!P~.J~.'a _ ___,;~] 5.99 u. Designed With a Oalr ... . Its light airy look that adds grace and spaciousness lo your Uv· lng room. l . · FOR �. Foreig11 News Commentory • ' ' - l>MI II•• po- aad 1W "God[ is the only one who wiD toke It valier Like The Weather, ...:::..'~~:- w'::kl~~ ~ Ta·}ked O£ D0 Litt }e About Th~ By WI)'IO 0. lltuoloiHI, M.D. ouperviaioe. It cali8N na-a ... e......U 1o Dr. wa,.. United States ionl aince Q - Wllea •Y 12 year old or ltchjpg ill some periOIII. Qv. llralldllltdl, M.D., Ia care ~ • . tlaily •~liDeJ,I>Otn~r~Midcn.port; "0.;"-llq t, _T oday's Medical Report from mt." otop. '·'~ ' , .N~w HavenPersinal News Helen Help Us/ I • had •ndtcated tla distaste for llu daughter twlsia 11er lep or erdosln& may ca.,.. c:onvul· WI ,.,.., Wldle Dr=~=~ 1 e~ to send his !coops plunging valier and ill proof of the expoe- bends hor ~ and anklet, liono. II 1hould not bl taken lttMK nr 1tattoo of ly Helen lottef the Haitian hordec . violeiK'o be&an they make 1 crackllnl noloe. over 1 Ioc period. It ia deli- lelleiro, loo wW ...... Haiti's dlctator-pre.sid~nt Fran· Tht- other was the United N.a· movmg .1t1 ctb~s frora ~b. What causet &hia! Whit Ia the nitely habltformln&. II 1111ral ..tenet II flltolo.ll • ·tbola Duvali~r was a little like tion!!l Lo which Duvalier had ap- 1 ~.ven If he .dea:i.ted rtom .direct remedy? PleaH Hltd your ........ ftbiiiiM. the weather tbis wet"k. everyone peBled on the charge that the , mtlJLiry acLlon, Bosch htmself A -· Ia ther . thceolened 1'011id be expeeled• lo CODUn ue ' I 0 irre - larlty ·~ eaue an on. _,.., kldl • W ...... talking about him bul thee. Domlnkan Repttbhc in the fael I ..... ~leemed little tha anvont eould Haiti's "Democratic: Institutions." work for Duvaliel" I downfalJ With IU I th h"''c Dl Of ftl Aflllr win IWIIdl 80 fJIIr tr4qJI 'WID· 1 · til atro1111 r1 ol IIUd! flees o • ....ta or lbe anapbe """"""".... ADd 11M ttll do about him. Dol.tytq Toclk:to Only • mora IUjlpo lnl of a tendon u ilalldol OY· Htlen· ---•· After two weeks or crisis the Among African nations there as Prestdent Romulo Betancourt p . ·-'"-1 ....--:.. - JDI1bl tbeJ'rl ob7, _It It .· . . f v ei d Gov. L_ua i Mu " condition er a bonyis protuberance. The Kldl ott 10 ... ...., .... -~ tbey'n IIIObe. Afllr all, ail threat o( war on the litt lt- 1sla~~ was 1 sentunent that Duvallers o enezu a an usually painless. -~~ . . ... ~"""" &oa,;l- ...._ _ _ _ . . - ' t 1 of Hispaniola shart>d by Ha•lt U N. chac&ea .hould be debated noz Mann of Puerto RICO. . By IIAIUIY Fl!ROUIO!f COIIIldw M lf'l· Tit. one .....__ ~ .....- ...,. w,._ .--- and the O:,mmican Repttblic .But both OAS and the possible In fact In the whole of the Ordlnartly • u:.~ . pel"llon whose Ualloll l'nll ~~~-o1. Iaiii IIICetldl iD freolal .. .. .,....,. of W PIPII' help wilb liiiJile1 11r tlml . . . . . C 'bbe 1Ju (' could joint. lrt craCoulfll can hear Jut ru,ht'l liomewarlr to UDWaRtad lnd IOOD drvp Qr ooemed to be cecedmg. U.N. action llmply "'"'"It'd of 1"'~ 1 anh alprea, vote< the noise more plainly thaD oth· WASIIINGTON <UPil- CUriae IOlf ol. drup. Cll .. ... lnd ~I tbe probiam kld lllbo Nlll1 00 0 Jnter.. tingly. the very Demo· delaying taohcs. e 0 00 - · r bee ' he feels the crack- 1 person of the drvC habit ia one 'I'NIImiDI «M'Illia ol I · "A(IIDII Matberboacl." So needl help lnd a .,..,.., ~ ' eratic focres wh11•h Duvalier ef- For, while President Bosch , Duvalie•·'s own claim to a ""' I ~ 8' au~l h It nd of the oupreme challeDpo to mtd· ual withdrawal of drill• bJ terlbbl(JII 1 burrltcl 11t1v ar." When II be? A little lectiyely had de>troyed among agceed to hold off military ac· . ond term dearly wu fraudulent, ~~~~~ as :: ~; ears ' ~ 1 leal aclence. A otudy of 1,1110 per· tho pallttll docrJ e!nl dooel. IIY tllll woman bu 1 r a al ••• II held ..... ••"' 10 conscW>Us a u Haiti's 4.2 m•llion wcetrhed people tion, pending OAS findtogs and ; hoth by lh. terms on which he .1 may relsaud rltM lrtaII UDIIIIHI lie pallfor a (ood doetGr. Tbet :;: ~•-~t"' •-·• ..:;::l10118 -..ere among !hoSE' helpin~ him to 1Haiti agreed to Alease " littJe by ' claimed it and by the Haitian COD· 1 · . the PubUc Health Sa'Viee .,JIM. IDjec!tlonl of"morpldDe. 'lhiJ child dJcln, Ilk • -11 ,,. 811 iii!UUI< 1111 - - . . remain in off•re. , little" an esllmated 100 re11111... slitution. Th~re is . no r~rnody for !Ius pita! ol Lexingloa, Xy.. lhowed thia "IOilll to lbe aiW>ol11t1 be =ted · 't lnd 10011 be lm't comtq bidl 1>ne of th•S< ""' lhe l"'aco lin asylum in foreign emboosies, The policy of non • lnterven- codlhon. Smce tl is not I dl· that 10 por cent of them went lery." Soma lime darlttc - dotl't tell ME the)' dotl't dtulll team dispai<hed by the Orgamza. ' l'.e underlying <Buses foe viO· lion hound hoth the United Slates seose, none Is needed, But per- bad .. drv&• ogaiJI and UIUillJ War n • IJ!IIhello AI the mother of fOUl', I bleM klda otil ot the lloy &!out TrOop. ' tion of Amecican otates to Pori lence remained within Haiti it-l and the OAS but the opoliigh of so"" wlwse JOmta crackle co within m monlhl. melhldono w• devtloptd Ill llllffl1-, lnd oDil'J'n - It ..PPI!If - DIJ. Au Prill<"i! and to Santo Domingo self. events had been placed on Haiti olte reduce the noise by avoid· matll'· 11 bean only a I could belp her eblld by G!..JBTEI) FORMER OOMMI'l'· to •ttempt to mediate the quar- From his closely guarded white 1and now the OAS might cooaider ing sudden JerkY movements. There are two Wl)l'l in whteh ehemieal relatloDihlp to the tlaut. Troublel, TtiMAN rei which had Jed Dominican p11!8idential palace "'luvaiier ,I'Ondltiona inside Haiti itaeif 1 Thio io comparable 1o learning an addict can 1<1 tho treat· or harolD ailtJ 11 now 111111 no greater Jo)'l Illite Dear Commlttteman: Prooldent .Juan Bo>ch to threat· IShouted defiantly that he had : threat 1o hemiopb..-ic pea.,._ lo eat nw celery without wok- mont at Lexlllp and tho other public hoaltll holplllll. Now 01111 opetl up her Mllllb I'Ve DO doubt JCI!I have ..-n ing the sleepinl dOl in lhe next federal hoopitol at Fort Worth, palionia IIY 1hey are "JIOIDI thai dilld would prove It bappoa - Ill liN ~ · room. Tex. If be ha• <ODvlcted of the <OCktall lowlao,.. m"~nlDC lltlnp. II lhe II uaaltle troop. But dall'l to ilfmn• .U a federal off..... the judge <BD they .,...loinl to drlnk 1 IIDIU lbll, I'd IUU"Il lmate- Boy Seouta beeautte 0118 IU4ler Q - Every lime ltaio:e an al· order him lo lake the curo. Or glall of reddllb-<!olortd me111a1Ul'IV7 10 that lite wW a (lory...,.bbJD8 bora looter, collolic drink my face, neck, he can enter the bolplllll •olun· tbw. "lroubled" no mon,,l bope Moll lll'tll't. What w1t1t llft!lo and chest break out In r e d iarily, provided beds are IYOIII· Pollet!! v..,. ru b I chlld'l father IIUfiPIIel nJcbt blkel, telia,llCiui'fl Ill booo blotches. I do not drink very ble, and if lit Is able to pay he For 1 . periOD ll(htl7 loYa for bll baby. I doubt or and weekly rldJat bird on often or very much , bul Ihis is io charaed tUO a day. the wlthdrowel period C8D be ablllty to love bll wilt. 1 ot UDlformetl ~ . very embarrassing to me. What F - ao..y Olda In four da)'l, but tha M"'J I feel better, Have a cup of ibey haven't time lo_toot more 11 the cause? Right from the otart thsoddo diet need• belwHII 10 and wltb me?- FJI. thaD reveille and 'l'lllllk-Gewdo . A Alcobol In small dose• are h .. vuy ogoillll him betn& dayo. Either way, the paUent F.M. and you othm II'•TaJII. - H. Broad wa\' Grapevine the prestdentl~l theme, wUl have lyrics. may dilate the blood vessels in cured. More than one-third Ill. lhe d..thiy lU be<a- aU threw overythlna from jler- Proltlem N&mflll Norma M~tkcy Harglt ay. crushed by Jayne 1)n Pan Alleys George M>:sels has wrtt· !he skin and cause nushin&. voluntary potioall con't take 11, 1o adopUon at "Aplnat Dsar 11111111: 11 IIJtiOII 0111 the pub ' By PHIL NEWSOM UPJ Flln!lp Ne"' Aaal)"ll I•=" 'lll'lhec Nareot"ICS cores Ar. e Grea1 Chal}enge T0 MedieaJ Men ·-·•,..._ a.. . oUt m.., m *"' Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting Peck an Manstield s l\lexican divorce action, is beint: consoled bv Hollywood's new sexbomb. Eva Six shes canvassing producers asking them to find a property suitable to Mickey's muscles, all the while modestl y denying that there 's any rolltanti r attachment and averring that it's merely "one Hungarian's way of help.ing another.'' (Oh. sure .! ... Jerry Lewis is taking a bath on his much-touted Holly" ood restaurant. The sun-kissed California crowd predicts he'll give up his in te rest m it soon Liz Taylor had a Rome jeweler make up a fabulous gold medallion which she intends to wear as a pendant "when things get straightened oul." It's a beautiful piece of work designed by her- showing her profile with Richard Burton's just behind it. She paid a little less than $5,000 for it, and made. the jeweler promise he wouldn 't let anyone photograph it. Sh ub!'rt Alley is buzzing with the rumor l!lat choreographer Bob Fo3se may tak e a slo b at acting in his new showthe one that will find him working agaiD with his talented wife, Gwen Verdon Johnn y Hallyday. the rock 'n' roll singing idol of France. ain't long for the civilian world. He's been called to the French colors and will start serving his army hitch in the near future . . Brook Benton is suing Mercury Records for three quarters of a million dollars, alleg· lng the firm owes him that mu ch in un· paid royulties. A lot of changes are tak· lng place in the singer's career; he has a new booking agent. a new record lab· el and a new manager. ten w<>rds for the tune, which hav~ been Some persons are more suscep and leave wlhiD two week•. 'l1!o pain in an altempt to make Norman II lbe problem. Help! accepted by the White House, the Arm· tible to Utis physiologic action pciaone... , of cour•. are forced endurable. '!be ial wu honest _ pve The junior bl .I'm In bu I ed Forces. and pr?,bably even t~.e Secret of alcohol than others. You wlll to remain. By the end of the flrot After com Jete withdrawal her that anyway. band and I WU fortunate - t p Serv1ce .... The Losers Club, a West· eith.r have to give up drinking month one-half of the volnntary elm lh P Shall we nd thia brickbatto be chooen for it. Howeta, I C?asl night spol, is about to make news or make up your mind that the patients have given up and do~~ ,"~e 10 a ~0;;:'.1escence llry by ~nllnl' "The hen was put by NOI'Illllll, tbe f1ntt • w;th a test case agamst ."!SCAP. a~d flushing is nothing to worry ·parted. Fewer than one-third o1 :::~ •• ~ :.:~ ~ petite lblt knocb lbe pta the chair baritone player. I plq BMI, the club contendmg Its wothm Its about and not give 11 a second them sta 15 Ion .. the doctoro .... P .. the flute. 1 legal right in refusing to pay fees to the thought. _ ·- Y_ . _ l_ _ _ _ _ galna strength,. but he will be rocks. -And lloaa she ever.1 He and 1 have known ac11 compose; s' protective associations. At reotleu and Irritable lor ~everal - H. other for a lone time 8lld 1ltMl the same time, ASCAP and BMI are reaQ - Wbat do y011 think about 0 monlhl. '11ten t!le lrelment lhllia Helen: each other an rleht when we dying a crackdown campaign on the in- Ute discovery that calories don't from the body lo tilt mind. I'm tJred of hel!l'lng BoY weren't hallne uch allier, liiiiJ creasing number of nightclubs which are count• I would like lo I o' e nar'?llcs addlct 111Wli4' II Scouta praised to the lkles. I all boys and glrla do. But DOW installing JUke boxes for dancmg tnstead some weight, but I don 't want ond indifferent lo everything ex· acoulleaders lnd 1hey'rt he II drlvlJIC me trootk. of "live" music and shows, and aren't I to havt to diet. ' cept whore he II lolnl to &el blo glory-grabben wo~klng their He switches music standi GB . payin~ any tributes for the use of the A _ 1 thlDk 1 know y 0 u r next •hot. · • headl off to pra11e 1o me. He "accidently" bill . . , copyrighted music. . . counterpart. He would Ukf to At the Loxlnglon holpltal an at- themselves, 101 recogniUon 1D with the baritone, when It lm't : You'd never guess what btg btg have $1 million but doean"t tempi ia made to get him lntar- tbe paper wln IWarda and bon- "accidently" lying on lilY lei>•: Broadwa) star stole six st~ak knives at want to have to work for it. PT. PLEASNAT - Mrs. Bel· .eoted lD "!methlnl-«>1 ball, box· ' 1 cllll'l help fllhllnl w1t1t .thll : Dann~'' s Hideaway and displayed them va Mae Farley , Pt. Pleasant, mg, watchmg tolevialon, bowling, W/ mixed-up nlnlb grader, WJW IIi, proudly to a big movie star. at Goldie's CALORIES 00 COUNT. y 0, will narrale the Thursday even- going to tho movi~s. play(JII iJI aa W aJDe8 do? _ SHERRY New York . :. ZsaZsa Gabor s dau~hter, lal<e the hlgh-<aiortc road and ing style review of the home orchestra, theatrtcala, or Dsar Sherry: Fran resca Htlton, seems to be startmg m I'll lake the low caloric road economics department at Ky- lor lbe hospital newop~r If you really wanted to JOII.' mama's tradition, the 16-year-old is be· and I'll Io ... lG pounds befor~ ger Creek lngh School. Mrs. "The Blue GraBI nmea.' The If could tootle your lluto '" ... ing wooed by 17-year-old Charles Revson IClara Mohr Point Pleuant, toro would like lilt paUoat toreother baritone born I'm lllrt Jr. ... Judy Garlam!'s latest picture, "I you. Ihome econ~mics teacher, will main In lhlo drug-free environ· the muele Instructor' wollld 111'Co~ld Go On Singing," is a big disapQ _ Pleooe •"Plait! the diller· be the director of tho ahow. ment for at leaot five monlhl. range a trade. Or elae you~ pomtmenl at the box offtce-even In her ence between Intestinal flu and The ·lirls will model clothing Then he lo on hio own. act u lf. IYerycbinl NOI'IIIII own home town, Los Angeles. It went m- intestinal cancer they have made as ~ewing proSome An Cured MASON - Mary Jane Webb, doss Is jual . terrlb)J tarr1f1c "'· . to a· mass saturatiou release there, but A-Strktly 1,_"01111 lntestl- jects in school. Againat all the ndds, oome J>er· of Mr. ud Mn.o and gel 1 bid for tht ll'adueo was ya nked quickly because business , nai flu is an acute at~ck of are cured. One of them Webb, New Haven, and tlon dance. _ H. 1 101ts was so slow. The Shertzer brothers, Bob- founded Narcotics Anonymous aft. Gratus Aldridge, daughter of 'l'l!e lllcltyud , _ , I vom:~ ond 1iarrhoFa that •• by and Dean, will present a er he had been lo Lexington Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aldridge, Says a hard-pressed lludgoBroadway playwrigllt lmer Rice has ' caus Y a v ruo. ever may selection of dance numbers. eight times. AnoUter one ia now Mason, will be Wahanu lngb leer· "M wile b • completed his biography, which he calls or may not be an accompany They. are the sons of Coach and o public official In his home town. school repr-.talive• lo Rho- the ia a.%a plan DY(nd~ "Minority Report." Simon & Shuster will ~·g symptoma. Term Is loose- Mrs. Robert Shertzer, Pl. Plea· And there is one man who owns dodendron Girls State al Jack· for ~m yon la)"l!: publish it ... Sax still' Charlie Ventura is Y applied, however, lo any &e oant. a omaU business on tbe Weot son•1 Ml1l this mmmer H haa .. .l K vere upoel In the dtgesllve tract cout and telephone• Lexlllgton •·-' • plan. on leave rfom the Gene rupa group, that lull for several dayo. Stu. Theme of tho e!tow wlll be Christ Ev to """" annouaeed by Clyde Foley, Note from H: Try 1t. Ia"' I having a thorough physical checkup at dies to identify the guilty vir- "Tour of ~~ East." Pianist ~~.. ~anks mu , • expreao principal. laying plan, chtllll, belen your St. Agnes Hospital in Philadelphia. He's us are expensive and are rare will be Mn. Merlyn Rosa. Solo- Bad colic oble Mary Jane lo sponsored by frlondly nelJbborhoodbBI~ . 11 ' ists are susan Edwards, Karen in the ~nlt~ ":'lotes ~:y. t~ere the American Legion Auxlllary tor lies in wall far yaL - H. • · Are you ready for the latest step for· been ailtng for several weeks, and al· ly made. most collapsed during a set when he Since variety of vlru~eo Curnutte and Avalee Johnll>l!. tl lltn threatened lo of New Haven while Gratun II '11111 column II dedlcltod Ill· 1 1 ward ' Plans are being made in Massa· 11 .~bUSEli. ts for a drive -in burlesque show . tried to return to work. ' may be tho cause, the term Glrio modeling their costumes ::~: th":.:lion. Around 1&13-14 sponoored by the Bend Rotary ~mlly Uvina, so lf yOII'N ba"' more employes are leaving one of Debra Paget surprises Interviewers l" intestinal flu" io a mianomer. will include Jewell Caldwell, one Amerioan out of every 400 Club. 1111 kid trouble or lust plala 1 nightdubs under investigation in the on thr sound slages of "The Haunted especially when applied to the ,susle Davia, Linda Dillard. wao an oddict of 1101110 kind. Chl· Janet Hollman, daughter of trouble, let HeleD btlp YDV. · ·\ ~lllte Liquor Authonty probe, and as the Palace " She refuses to discuss her most ordinary altack of load polsoo j Charlotte Drummond, p a 1 . nete imported lato ths West Colo! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hoffman, Sho will also welcome your OW . l!r<JWs so do the stories- of illegal recen: husband , the wealthy Chinese mg. Fitzwater, Tulcla Gardner, Ma· u laborers b<Ougl!l their opium Letart, and WUU.m Capehart, =~le=.IIC~ p.lngl:in@ with customers. kick·back wag· business man she married a year ago. All The condllioa hal ao rolatloo lry Gotherd, /Udy Jlalflll, Ava· p;pe. olohJ, and Jlto habit opread 10ft of William B. Capehart, ne all kinds of revelations thai are the writers know is that when sb isn't oblp to iJitelllnal cucer, wbl<b ·tee Johnson, Jean Jones, Mary· eastward ac:rou the notion. • · wapaper, ;nakiing the management very unhappy movie making. they live in a sumptuoua II a slowly developlu1 cbronl< llyn Little, Lola McCormick, Opium was &ivll! 1o Civil New Haven, wW attend Camp , . Disnev wants Maurke Cheva· pad ill Houston. Texas ... The Tangan· dlseaselbat 11 more Ukely "' !Linda Rainey, Ethel Broyles, I wounded 1o eMe lholr pain, Hormhoe, Par10111, W. Vo. Tile for another film . The evergreen yika gover nment will soon des\roy its cou~e constipation IIJ•• dlarr· Carolyn Quillen, Carolyn Rlee, hundredl of thoullllllil of calllp ia a youth leadership DIVOTID TO INTIIIIT OP r.Llllll"k.e celebrates his 751h birthda y this statues of famed explorer David Living· bea. • 1 Priscella Roi.lll!l, Marlyn wore ..-- 011 tho blltlo camp a(ICIDIOI'ed by the YMCA MIIGI M..ON MIA , stone. A Tanganyika representative in · . Thompson, Josie Vansickle, Ma- There waa ao law agalnat and deslifted to pva lralnlnl 110...,. \ O!ft A number of schools throughout the New York. explaining his country's de· Q- I ha.. been takmg 1lute ry !looter, Juanita Cook, Karen opiate elm~ In the United ,....":""" .;;;;;'. which has sc heduled Spnng CISIOn . sa td tn an oll·the-cuff con versa· thtmide (l)oriden 1 sleepinl pi11 1 Cumette Susan Edwards Don· and thousand• of persona In Christian leadenblp. T h • tu .. .,t•&a.'ltlJ: ~ l Washington , D C. for their pu- tion. ",Livingstone didn't discover any· ahout olx months. Would it na Jarvi., Mary Platter: San- addicts by laking patent Bend Rotary Club lpottiOI'I two =---~ 7;,. •J:o,.• n t . have canl'elled the visits beca use of thmg. fh ese places had been known to .do me any harm to lake them dra Jarvia Koren Spaulding cines lltavlly loaded with otudenta at the camp each "" .._ .. WYcrime wave in the ca pital. It's the our pc!Op 1e f rom t he begmnmg · · · · of rtme.'" over a Jona period? Ruth 'lbompaon, Sandy Hall,· The invention of the year. •atter •• .u. , -. . , . . .- 11 r - 1 · J&, , ~~irst ever-with muggings, knifings 1 A- Tlllo drug should be lak· Carol Haskins, Sharon Jude, needle in 18tiS made .,.._ _., ., 1 , _ " mayl>em rampant Abby Mann, Lit Renay , who went to prison for •en only under careful medical Donna Spirea, Viola Swisher. ohoot narcotics otrai&frt Into prllon oenteneea riD~t ·ap 1 !lbillll i ::U: won an Academv Award for ",Judg· perJury ir. the Mickey Cohen tax fraud ·- Charlotte Curnutte 1 nd Joyce · toblood -.... to yoan and a penotl who "";.t'";.u~ , .. ':; at Nuremberg." has written his trial , mav be immortalized in films. An ll 1)'qlc got tho dealh pooaltf at .._ . - • script yet for "The Condemned of independ e~t movie company is interestommiSSIOD 0 E loll. Then OCCWTICl • tragi< :=..uon of the jury. . ~. .li&Jin•." Those who 've seen the flick ed in pulting her story on the screen af. · mlltake. In 111111 the Oerman1 The result II that addiction II :!:'.."'::;,..-.,:,~ •.': It's vastly exciting film fa re. As a re· ter she's released in July Theatre PLAN LADIES' NIGHT gan the commercial pn>duotlon on the o1oe11ttt in tho U.w.d · Darryl Za nu ck wanl~ him for a owners who book the new picture, " We I PT. PLEASANT - Dr. Dan htroiJI, which ia an opium derlv- Stales. ~ . .. ilnoe-~>icture deal Shall Return "- which deals with the GIWil!lln announced that La- oUve, and • wu ballad • a mtrBay oi Pigs invasion - are being threat- I di~' Nlihl wlll be oboervod II acie d... and tftO!IIIIlended .. ened by pro-Castro groups In the U.S. 1 1:30 p. m. Friday evening, May ctltoforperiO!tladdlt!lodt4-·'·..- 1 N . 10, at tilt Shrine Club. Speclall•od morphlnt. Actually .r1 Do Ir Time - · ·-H d EW HAVEN - The Pubhc entertainment is planned. The three time• u powtrlll u Commiaaion has set Cumberland SlhJerl from Hunt- phino. For Jllrl heroiD IMay 27_ for • hearing of an in,...,, with lht ei'tepllon of pumped into [IOfiOIII HKiDI apphcalton lor a cerltficate of John Leighty, Pl. PleaSIIol'l, will <ure lor cJrut adciiction bofon conventence and necessily lo entertain. The Cumberlltld Sin&· article appeulnl In the ~=:I lurn"h sewerage servtce by the el"lt are a group of five voca~ Medical JoU11!01 in IIIli d town of New Haven , Mason fljfs and lnstrumentollsto who ed the theory that hecoln Wll County. :have appeared an televialnn cure. . Proposed roteo are based on oev'eral tllftll. They will pra- - Jy 1814 ths devU woo 'loolt Ute metered amou~ts ol water sent lllOtai(lc II!Oindlea, lollt ,ocrou the Ualtod ~ and consumed and lnstde the cor· sin••n lnd popular ballaclo. underworld had dilcov«ed thert porallon are 11.25 per 1,000 sal· .. I w11 1 biJ boa~ 1n ,.1111111 Ions lor the first Z.OOO 1allons; adulteroled heroin. '1110 reoult lt=:j:::~l tl lor the next 3,000; eighty W.C , Ul Z the first at!lion on tho part o1. 1~~~~~Iilii· cents for the ne1t 5,000; oirty federol government-the pa••ll.!ill I' cents lor the ne•t 10,000; forty 1 Q-WJto II Aid lo ltave beea of the Harrlloa N......Uca AI!! l+il-41 cenll for the next 30,000; Utlrty- 1 111i flnt llutlltU le visit 1914. 11 allow1 ths lederal gov...,. ftve cenia lor all over !10,01111 ; 1Callflrllla7 mont 1<> lil'I!IMirup far m.dlel!ll and a minimum cbar&e of , A-Juan Rodrli)IK Cabrlllo, [l!ll"po80I and to ap11111 S%.50. . a PortUIUist gplorer w h o lllepl trani)JOl'latlon and 1a1e Outside rotes aoked are $1.!10 Isailed under the Spanlah llq. ,llll·oollco. per 1,000 1allons for the flrot 1-ldloa Nt ~ i 2.000 gallon• of woter COIUIUIII- lnll&ll ttiwqe lnallnl equip- ullo 1o aayllndy and• 11 yaon ,eel ; $1 .25 for the nell 3,000; ml!!l by 1¥ ~nt of Na- Uader a SUpnme Court $1 far tho next 5,01111; seventy- tural RAISOtll1!el, ~- has re- olon of L11t year addletiGB live ~nia lor the nerl ID.IIOO; celvod 1 leoitr41lrln1 of 149.· II not 1 erlmo. PGIOIMlon.of fifty cents for tho nut ~.01111; toO. 'rile ,Ioiii :coot of ·the in- c:oll01 ia punllboblt bf ilnl~lll-1 lorlh·live cents for all over !10.· otollall<ill II nltmated at •190,•1 mtlllllO' from two to 10 Ylltrl 01111; and a minimum of t3 per 000, aild 1M IAnln pli!!Cie Hll a lint ollerx!ar. rlva ,...,. • month. · bondo 10 U» lite f u II manditlo'7 tmnfmUII! for Tht 1011'11 haa been ordered lo 1 - t," . . . telDbi ...... For Ill_,,., REXALL DRUGS cradte T Mrs. Farley N8ff8te Kyger StyJe ReVJeW • Another Ingels' Special brln.· CHAIR SALE h N aama G" Is'State FRIDAY and SATURDAY l DeIegateS delight her feminine heart \ • • WeiAJt,'' On Mother's Day! the Wrap up sweet dreams .for Mother with the most fem. lnlne of glfts! Delight her with a gown or sleep set from our lovely collection. th Makhing Dacron, Nylon and CoHon •= SHIFT GOWNS := -a· Baby Doll Paiamas I'"' L..:i:l - C • • T Hear Case For =;: . : :-: =.:. 1 , \ • _I -:-.= U ..._... -.:.111: COATS Sewer Service 1;;;;:=~~~:;--y;---~;---~::.._~=::_~-~~-~~-~==;;.:-=::=; t<.,,,.,..., Makes An lcleal Mother's Day Gift f,· · • JHI DAllY SENTINI a::,";· Saturday Nighttl I' 1 WeAreOIMII Friday 1nd MAY 1.0 and 11 sz.99 IACH I r~~~~~~~~~b~~~~=:=:i.~~~~==~~~~~~~~~a~o~ Serv~ce five 1 Q . kQ , I m-. .... . ~ -I . . ,._~ "' ..... . - i ) ' Stv~Sk~~~ $2·" ~,. ,' '· .. it' ALL PIECES FEATURE: FOAM cushioned reversible zippered cushions with plain fabric one side and striped ' on the other. FOAM cushioned back for .,' greater comfort• Gown,, fuU length t .99 ea~ Gpwna • · Prl"' Slllft Gown• ~=~'~!P~.J~.'a _ ___,;~] 5.99 u. Designed With a Oalr ... . Its light airy look that adds grace and spaciousness lo your Uv· lng room. l . · FOR �/, ) orris dges -Hargraves 2-0 In Final '63 Jacket Game • J • • Cry Political Treachery WireNewsln In Redistricting Action Briefs Form I FOR MOTHER ON lwe,cr,o~UMBUS HER DAY10 ~ ~~ .- ~~ · .;,.:-;::;;. ~ .... . ..... DUPONT LUCITl r ·'HOOSE' PAit~T t~:."""" l l 1 many .Jor• ol ll•iaa ded up in a TeJI City Rocker. Noc OAt, t.. rock•-br• baby, but IO< 'j . any mother who likes co '"'• ot mel or relax. Theft lJ ao WUDICI', tDOft' lo"Yioa «ifr fm: &aJ modler, any ase. Make- youn a TeU City Rocker thil Morher'a Day. PAGE ~~:" . .. '·""' .. (UP!)- Char'ell of poUtlcal trearhery IContlnued from pagol) :::: ::; "n:ajo:ril)urled In ~ House Comm1ttee Wednesday night as nearby BoRton University In High Jump, girls 74 _ Pegr Republicans pushed through a proposal to pro- June. for sUbdlstrictlng of Cuyahoga County in elections 1 1Y Hoffner, Sharon Bufflngron , GALLON state repr~ptativ~s,_ ~ . COLUMBUS ~ A H..:., com· Belinda Scott, Beve~ly Beaver. 'l'be resolution, whtrh Would provide (or statewide mittee acted Wedneociay night Shot Put - Sr. Htgh - J..-. on . a proposed constitutional change affecting to put a poropsal to booot the Shamblin, Jerry Arnold. Ronwtth more than 14 representatives, was recom· speed limit on freeways and n e Phalin. (J41i. e ON EASILY, EFFORn.ESSL Y for passage along party hnes over loud Demo- limited access highways in Sen440 yd. shuttle ~ys relay eDRJES IN 30 MINUTES protests. ·~ [Ohio to 10 miles per hour up for FJors, soph .. Jr s. 151.21. e COVERS ALMOST ANY SURFACE CUyahoga Cotmty would be egatlO•I, sponsored the measure. Ia floor vote . _ootball throw , for boys 9·12 1 EASY CLEAN·UP ,;:::::~lUM! it is the only If approved by the voters. the i Highway Committee mem- ~lf!l Louks , Fred Wolfe, Jack -- .eQUICK ePROTECTS LIKE A PLASTIC SHIELD w1t hmore than 14 repre- constitutiDl' would provide for the Ibers voted out the bill after Williams (13S ft. ). •BUSTER RESISTANT county to be divided into from makin~ several changes in the Football throw ~ys 7·8 - 1 th~.ee to five subdistricts. origjnal proposal, jnclnding cut- Andy P~rter, Don Sw1sher, Ray- · Voters would elect only repre. ting out a provision to raise the mond Zirkle . (120 ft .J. . ~tatives from their own subdis· statewide speed Umit !rom 60 1%0 yd. shuttle r~lay lor ~lrls tr1ct instead of voting on the pres· to 70. - Sophomore11, SeniOrs, Juntors. RACINE, OHIO ent countywide basis. Republicans (19.2). • • • * would stand to gain a larger foot - I BE~TON HARBOR Mch _ 1.20 yd. shuttle relay glrl!!hold in the Democratic stronghold :State pa1ice and Ci~iJ A~n- Eighth, Seventh. (19.5). under the measure. au tics Administration officials Bicycle Race for Boys I Virt~ally every D~mocratic today probed the mysterious Fred Boyd, Bill Jewell, TONIGHT & FRIDAY comm1ttee member left m protest · crash of a light plane into a Story· , GJenn Ford and I fo~lowing the vote taken after a Igolf course pond which killed a Bicycle race for girls - JenDonald O'Connor in 1 mmimum . o{ discussion on the St. Joseph famUy of three and nifer .Lohse , Carolyn Vaughan, "CRY FOR HAPPY" measure t~elf. and tie ~atty Buffmgton and 1a West Virginia relative. (Color & Cinemascope) The or:!y remaining Democrat, Killed in the crash late Tues- Becky Stivers. -andRep. Bishop Kilpatrick, D-Trum· day night were Robert Finch, The Senior and Junior classMINUTE ROUND Bobby Darin, Stella Steven! STEAl< _ lb. STEAK _ lb. bull, rose to protest the action. 49, St. Joseph; his wife, Mary es teamed to defeat the fresh"TOO LATE BLUES" Charging that the Republicans Lou, 47 ; their 12-year-old son, man and sophomores m the M1y 11 had broken "an agreemu of 60 Barry ; and Mrs . Marie Ash· tug-o- war whi.ch climaxed the STOKELY- 2112 c•n years stand ing," Kilpatrick told lworth , 59, Charleston, W. Va. 1963 Field Day. , Peter Finch Ronald Lew~ the rest of lhe committee that I Mrs. Ashworth was the step- Western down J :.lt) a.- m .; H•ln• or Slic~s "ROBBERY UNDER ARMS" "what you bave done tonight has ~other of Mrs. Finch. The bod· Bayou Lacom down 23. 5:30 - andVAN CAMP'S - Large 3 lb. 4 oz. Rod Steiger Nad j.a Tiller ne~er been seen before in the : 1es and the two-engine Beech· a. m . Jerry Bosworth up 2.1 . Oh10 General Assembly.' ' craft Baron were pulled Wed· ; 5:40 a. m.; Freibergerdown 23 "WORLD IH MY POCKET" "Maybe thi~ shouldn't come out 1nesday from a pond on the l 6:10 a. m.: Robert Retd down tonight."' Kilpatrick continued, :Point-O'· Woods golf course 10 23, 7:15a . m.; Louisiana down NABISCO - 12 oz. "but we have had an agreement jmiles northeast o( \here . Greenup 5.40 a. m.; Mary B. : that you shouldn 't subdistrict one Down Greenup 6:30 a. m.: Ra, county at llle e>:clusion of ,.t.,ers." enswood down 'H 1·40 a m GIANT SIZE Kilpatrick BJWarently referred I I Inca down 31, 1.5 ~ - m. :. s~b to th~ Hanna a~endment to he VCf Benter up 31. 5.50 a. m. ; Nat tOe oH piC Reo. Prlco _ . constJtubon, whtch was added ional down 33 . 1::JO a. m. F. lisyears ago o provide at least one G ha Woods down 34 3· 40 p m · representative for each county. I aug e reading~ : Gallipolis , Caleb H. down 34. 6·.15 . . : KING SIZE dam 18.5, 14 .2, runnmg 9 feet on • ' · p. lSc off rollers Pomero • M ~ 10 Edeana Bosworth down 34 , JO :.iO , I y ason ~ · J S , _ . do R... Pdco - -- - - - -- ' Pt. Pleasan t 24.12. Hinton 1.36: p. m .: . . uoeWIS wn 34 , Kanawha Falls 2.10, Charles ton [2:25 a. m _: Bayou Lorraine, NESCAFE 18.06. London, Marmet and Win- , down 34, 3 ~5 a . m : Emtly 34 1 field da ms were on the sills. '.1 JeGan,,dowl~ · >; 5 a. m J Boat movements : . a 1po ts Dam Peggy Downey up 5 p. m : John MorLoom Woven, Pre Shrunk Full Bed Size 0 0 Oblo River - Ben McCool : row up 8 15 p ru . ~lgercliff down 13, 7:15 a. m .; Ylrgmla down 9 p. m .: H. E . Bowles up up 14 , 12 ::JO a. m.: Francis 4 . 55 a m Charles McCloud 38, of Pat· I Hougland up 14 2 a m · Jacob · K · b. · ask~la, a former Meigs county G. down 14, 5 rn. ;· Or~o down anaw a Rler - Hobe rt W resident, died Wednesday morn- 14 G:JO . M' L Lea dow~ London 3.25 a. m.; ing at St. Anthony Hospital In 3:4o a. a~~ - ·ov~~ ~u "{s 155 I James Hines up Marmet 6 P·":l ·; ' Colo rs Gre}'. T<m, Taxi Kloth ·Twill. Blue- & Grt>en. Columbus from injuries receiv- a . m ... T't1 an~wn ,l,... P • W. H. Shafer. Jr . down Wt!t· 16,1 ·30 pm · field 120 w H Sh f ' Twill 98 ed. in a truck-car accident on A E . D k d · · .. · p.m.; · a er. Blue and Green - • Monday. . ·. •Yes own 16, 11 :30 .Jr . down Winfield 4:20 p. rn .; S . . . P. m., Charles Stevenson down Dispatcher up Winfield 7 p m . , , urvJVors 1nclude hl.!l wtfe, 16, 5:40 p m.: Hamilton down · · · ., the former Helen Ritchie· three 16 1 35 p m . C V H Inader up Wmf~eld 8:30 p. m.: children, Charles William: Pam~ w~iti~g above· 'oa~ ;;~:~ Merrill down Winf_iel_d 9:10 ela Sue and Oris Eugene · his · P- m : Helen Z. up Wmfteld I :40 . . 18 2 8 I mother, Mrs. Hazel McCI~ud of ~pro · •_- ;'" ;ngo up 18, I a. m: Sandy up Winfield 4 a.m. DRY GOODS SPORTS WEAR SHOES Columbus, and five sisters, Mrs. ·35 a . : ··. ennsy a~Ia up 18 . Se~et up Winrield 4:30 a . m .: I 1860-RACINE, 0.-1963 Jack Arms Crestline · M r 5 B. ~~een City. up tB . Leha Shearer down Winfield , e WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING Mich I B' t and • . 7 a , m.:. yr e C. down 19. 5 a. m.: Solay down WinUNDER ONE ROOF' ae en .z Mrs. How- a . m .: L1ttle Edward down 19 r ld ·2 ard Young, Minersville Route .l; 6:05a . m.; Orlenian down 20. '"Jieii6i.ioiia.i mii.iiiiiiiiliiiilii Mndrs . Edna Keller, Columbus, a . m.; Albert Holdeu up '/IJ • 0.: a Mrs. Herbert Hoover. Mid· 6:15 a . m.; Walter Becnjord ' dleport . . . a. m : Franklm · . 21. 5.10 F uneral services will be held down 22 5·05 a m . at the Pataskala Methodist ' · · ·' church, Saturday, at 2 p_ m., with burial in Pataskala . rDMIROY. OHIO Friends may call at the Thurston Funeral Home Pataskala. A TELL CITY ROCKER 'Ihrre are ·Seniors l STAR S·UPPL Y CO. I 79'c 7Sc BAKER FURNITURE 23: r' 1 1 Middleport, Ohio 1 I. \ I .I *Puritan Banton Shirts <. The Fln~t In Sportswear '· Knlt, Popover and Taperl BuUon--Down and Tab Collan Sorlng spendlna ustt- check won't quito stretch. For o prompt cash loan to ... YQU ltlnJIUII1, call us. · or &lop ln. . ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY • -~' f•eorite ;' ltJEN'S SBOP ,_ I I ,; .. Downie-Gross • Pomeroy --~--- ' eMother's Day e Graduation e June Brides I ; =~ FELONIES I 63 3 I Arts•tt•• Notklftwlde 3 49 offender Is liable to a mun penalty of 14 yean ___ _,. _ 49·50 v..... "'·"· AI anw timt, J01 Clfl ~ lilt lull cunenl re1.. 1 pnct ("' up Dlomond-C•moo 10 • . . _ ...... . Birlhaton-onyx ..,.,_, .... ..._....... paran tMI toward t lar,.. AITCARVEO di1 .. 011d ri~1. 4·00 .. 50·00 _ Always Welcomed! Men's And Lldies' Watches BILLFOLDS 19·95 FOR SALE - One Motor driv~ en Hay Baler, one three point hitch mowing machine, almost new. William Houdashelt, Kingsbury Road, Phone up WY 2.-. ...''I L•dles' '. Prlc-.1 .. 5 9 6tc From --...,..,Men't~. Priced From:._ _ __ <Technie<~lor) Richard BaSehart and Don Taylor MENS PANTS $3 Taxl• Kl oth WAID CROSS' SONS e . .,..., Buy Simon's Values--Not Stamps! Mother's Day Sale! Round Steak Premium Grade Beef _ lb. SUN., MON. ono' TUES. Moy 12-13-14 ''TWO FOR THE SEESAW" Mitchum, Shirley MacLaine, Edmon Ryan, Ed· die Firestone, J)Hly Gray. Don 't bother to knock ... walk right into her apart· ment ... and her life! Featurett.: Marinated Mlflner, Andy CIJde. Colorc,artoon Robert AT BUDGET PRICES "GROUND BEEF BOILING BEEF Ground Fresh From Pure Beef. _ _ __ Lean and Mooty - - - - - - - SALEI PILLSBURY 3 $1• 5 $1• lbs. lb. SLICED BISCUITS 12 pkgs. 89c BOLOGNA 3 lbs. 1.00 Sliced Bacon 3 lbs. s1.o9 Lunch Meat l•bs. 8 9c flul '•• suceo ,. _ . .~1FT TR~vel Alarms FRESH llJMS IN HALLOWARE .SIVER PLAn and CHROME .hi . . A.. Fine Leathw C••• , MOTHER'S DAY, SUNDAY, MAY 12 •Mother's D1y GrHting C1rds • H.nkles • Gift Items • Lingerie • Hose • Billfolds • Purses • Boxed C•ndy .. ' Prlcod .... up Our 200 w..ldy Where Quality &sfs No Morel T- hid Wlnnen Truing ·· ' ltaritpe Of Your GOESSLER -JEWELRY STORE Choice ..... "THE SAVAGE GUNS" Wonderful Gifts WATCH BANDS _· Y lmyGiiltit lold With AMotwr -~ -GulrantM uilcler New MMutgement (Technicolor) Tom Tryon, Brian Keith, Edmond O'Brien, Dany Sa.· val, Bob Sweeney. Your Pomeroy Ben Franklin Store Has ""'""''"" 53' W.IT MAIN- S'fRii.T HI TIST 30.9 "MOON PILOT" Speld"', Bellev•nce, O.....x •nd J. B. Certified Oil Station 19 ~:;:·.. W•lt Disner• "· Gr1duate's All llflufiHI ..-..CB1 wlttl W11ch ~.:•. ".::,:,"": Style , Yllut 111&1 ... Now! tonnJnct. UIIDrtllllble I I 151 51 I!Cbedule lncom- All ....69c Moy 10-ll I II •=-;;:=-co--~-=-5 9 ttp by Away Your 2 1 15 1 2 14 0 3 8 9 I FRIDAY & SATURDAY WE WISH TO express o u r · thanks to Dr. Ray Heaton, the Ewing Funeral home ali Rev. Glenn Bate and friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death or our father Mike Theiss. ' Mrs. Alice Hill, Mrs. Ethel Orr, Chsrles Theiss, Thelma Welch Edward Theiss and Blythe Theiss. ./ WLR I 8 21 • 78c Bedspread LATE CLASSIFIED$ Pearl •Tr•doo • 1t1...-o ........ . ol hallmarkl ls a cording to the Encyclopaedia TOTAUI . and, on conviction, an Britannica. TEAM (Nri DIYIIIoal So,OOO STAMP J OY Instant CoHee TONIGHT NOT OPEN Pendants . 'P-rm•nenl Princftl Gordner 2 4 31 2 4 21 lZ 1Z lU ! Guoc-aMeed ly lM Standing• W LR m: · . l'i. By Prince Gardner And 5 79c MEIGS THEATRE Elgin • and Bulov1 (FlAal) 33c M !l .. ISolllh DtvlsktllI Vanilla Wafers S • & Span e I 81:0 BASEBALL 33c I l Lea~r~~e . ..... frQtDitb . Pork & Beans 1 *Swank Jewelry-Billfolds *Pioneer Belts 3 I a: *Rugby Sport Shirts ally means the pay- • Former Meigs 'd n· Resi ent Ies I C Iumhus Gifts With A Future Mean More, For the Times That Mean So Much! Report Ri I • " 29c I' \I *Arrow Shirts & lies '- Peaches ,, ' ' Court .' .A .. MAIN STREET . .-' ., StrHt .. .. . '' ' ' ' Pomeroy, Ohio .. "' ~· ~ POMEROY ,HONE WY 2-3498 PIG'S FEET 7 $1 lbo. SLICED FRESH BACON ENDS Sib. bog 99C PORK PORK Brains Sausage 39c 3 "'· $1 . lb. SIMON'S Self-Service Mlrket WY 2-3975 Pomeroy Beer •IMI Wlae PURE €-'rrv..fhd OPEN EVERY DAY lncludillfl Thurscfay 9:00 to 7l00 . ~ .u ·9.;00 ' �/, ) orris dges -Hargraves 2-0 In Final '63 Jacket Game • J • • Cry Political Treachery WireNewsln In Redistricting Action Briefs Form I FOR MOTHER ON lwe,cr,o~UMBUS HER DAY10 ~ ~~ .- ~~ · .;,.:-;::;;. ~ .... . ..... DUPONT LUCITl r ·'HOOSE' PAit~T t~:."""" l l 1 many .Jor• ol ll•iaa ded up in a TeJI City Rocker. Noc OAt, t.. rock•-br• baby, but IO< 'j . any mother who likes co '"'• ot mel or relax. Theft lJ ao WUDICI', tDOft' lo"Yioa «ifr fm: &aJ modler, any ase. Make- youn a TeU City Rocker thil Morher'a Day. PAGE ~~:" . .. '·""' .. (UP!)- Char'ell of poUtlcal trearhery IContlnued from pagol) :::: ::; "n:ajo:ril)urled In ~ House Comm1ttee Wednesday night as nearby BoRton University In High Jump, girls 74 _ Pegr Republicans pushed through a proposal to pro- June. for sUbdlstrictlng of Cuyahoga County in elections 1 1Y Hoffner, Sharon Bufflngron , GALLON state repr~ptativ~s,_ ~ . COLUMBUS ~ A H..:., com· Belinda Scott, Beve~ly Beaver. 'l'be resolution, whtrh Would provide (or statewide mittee acted Wedneociay night Shot Put - Sr. Htgh - J..-. on . a proposed constitutional change affecting to put a poropsal to booot the Shamblin, Jerry Arnold. Ronwtth more than 14 representatives, was recom· speed limit on freeways and n e Phalin. (J41i. e ON EASILY, EFFORn.ESSL Y for passage along party hnes over loud Demo- limited access highways in Sen440 yd. shuttle ~ys relay eDRJES IN 30 MINUTES protests. ·~ [Ohio to 10 miles per hour up for FJors, soph .. Jr s. 151.21. e COVERS ALMOST ANY SURFACE CUyahoga Cotmty would be egatlO•I, sponsored the measure. Ia floor vote . _ootball throw , for boys 9·12 1 EASY CLEAN·UP ,;:::::~lUM! it is the only If approved by the voters. the i Highway Committee mem- ~lf!l Louks , Fred Wolfe, Jack -- .eQUICK ePROTECTS LIKE A PLASTIC SHIELD w1t hmore than 14 repre- constitutiDl' would provide for the Ibers voted out the bill after Williams (13S ft. ). •BUSTER RESISTANT county to be divided into from makin~ several changes in the Football throw ~ys 7·8 - 1 th~.ee to five subdistricts. origjnal proposal, jnclnding cut- Andy P~rter, Don Sw1sher, Ray- · Voters would elect only repre. ting out a provision to raise the mond Zirkle . (120 ft .J. . ~tatives from their own subdis· statewide speed Umit !rom 60 1%0 yd. shuttle r~lay lor ~lrls tr1ct instead of voting on the pres· to 70. - Sophomore11, SeniOrs, Juntors. RACINE, OHIO ent countywide basis. Republicans (19.2). • • • * would stand to gain a larger foot - I BE~TON HARBOR Mch _ 1.20 yd. shuttle relay glrl!!hold in the Democratic stronghold :State pa1ice and Ci~iJ A~n- Eighth, Seventh. (19.5). under the measure. au tics Administration officials Bicycle Race for Boys I Virt~ally every D~mocratic today probed the mysterious Fred Boyd, Bill Jewell, TONIGHT & FRIDAY comm1ttee member left m protest · crash of a light plane into a Story· , GJenn Ford and I fo~lowing the vote taken after a Igolf course pond which killed a Bicycle race for girls - JenDonald O'Connor in 1 mmimum . o{ discussion on the St. Joseph famUy of three and nifer .Lohse , Carolyn Vaughan, "CRY FOR HAPPY" measure t~elf. and tie ~atty Buffmgton and 1a West Virginia relative. (Color & Cinemascope) The or:!y remaining Democrat, Killed in the crash late Tues- Becky Stivers. -andRep. Bishop Kilpatrick, D-Trum· day night were Robert Finch, The Senior and Junior classMINUTE ROUND Bobby Darin, Stella Steven! STEAl< _ lb. STEAK _ lb. bull, rose to protest the action. 49, St. Joseph; his wife, Mary es teamed to defeat the fresh"TOO LATE BLUES" Charging that the Republicans Lou, 47 ; their 12-year-old son, man and sophomores m the M1y 11 had broken "an agreemu of 60 Barry ; and Mrs . Marie Ash· tug-o- war whi.ch climaxed the STOKELY- 2112 c•n years stand ing," Kilpatrick told lworth , 59, Charleston, W. Va. 1963 Field Day. , Peter Finch Ronald Lew~ the rest of lhe committee that I Mrs. Ashworth was the step- Western down J :.lt) a.- m .; H•ln• or Slic~s "ROBBERY UNDER ARMS" "what you bave done tonight has ~other of Mrs. Finch. The bod· Bayou Lacom down 23. 5:30 - andVAN CAMP'S - Large 3 lb. 4 oz. Rod Steiger Nad j.a Tiller ne~er been seen before in the : 1es and the two-engine Beech· a. m . Jerry Bosworth up 2.1 . Oh10 General Assembly.' ' craft Baron were pulled Wed· ; 5:40 a. m.; Freibergerdown 23 "WORLD IH MY POCKET" "Maybe thi~ shouldn't come out 1nesday from a pond on the l 6:10 a. m.: Robert Retd down tonight."' Kilpatrick continued, :Point-O'· Woods golf course 10 23, 7:15a . m.; Louisiana down NABISCO - 12 oz. "but we have had an agreement jmiles northeast o( \here . Greenup 5.40 a. m.; Mary B. : that you shouldn 't subdistrict one Down Greenup 6:30 a. m.: Ra, county at llle e>:clusion of ,.t.,ers." enswood down 'H 1·40 a m GIANT SIZE Kilpatrick BJWarently referred I I Inca down 31, 1.5 ~ - m. :. s~b to th~ Hanna a~endment to he VCf Benter up 31. 5.50 a. m. ; Nat tOe oH piC Reo. Prlco _ . constJtubon, whtch was added ional down 33 . 1::JO a. m. F. lisyears ago o provide at least one G ha Woods down 34 3· 40 p m · representative for each county. I aug e reading~ : Gallipolis , Caleb H. down 34. 6·.15 . . : KING SIZE dam 18.5, 14 .2, runnmg 9 feet on • ' · p. lSc off rollers Pomero • M ~ 10 Edeana Bosworth down 34 , JO :.iO , I y ason ~ · J S , _ . do R... Pdco - -- - - - -- ' Pt. Pleasan t 24.12. Hinton 1.36: p. m .: . . uoeWIS wn 34 , Kanawha Falls 2.10, Charles ton [2:25 a. m _: Bayou Lorraine, NESCAFE 18.06. London, Marmet and Win- , down 34, 3 ~5 a . m : Emtly 34 1 field da ms were on the sills. '.1 JeGan,,dowl~ · >; 5 a. m J Boat movements : . a 1po ts Dam Peggy Downey up 5 p. m : John MorLoom Woven, Pre Shrunk Full Bed Size 0 0 Oblo River - Ben McCool : row up 8 15 p ru . ~lgercliff down 13, 7:15 a. m .; Ylrgmla down 9 p. m .: H. E . Bowles up up 14 , 12 ::JO a. m.: Francis 4 . 55 a m Charles McCloud 38, of Pat· I Hougland up 14 2 a m · Jacob · K · b. · ask~la, a former Meigs county G. down 14, 5 rn. ;· Or~o down anaw a Rler - Hobe rt W resident, died Wednesday morn- 14 G:JO . M' L Lea dow~ London 3.25 a. m.; ing at St. Anthony Hospital In 3:4o a. a~~ - ·ov~~ ~u "{s 155 I James Hines up Marmet 6 P·":l ·; ' Colo rs Gre}'. T<m, Taxi Kloth ·Twill. Blue- & Grt>en. Columbus from injuries receiv- a . m ... T't1 an~wn ,l,... P • W. H. Shafer. Jr . down Wt!t· 16,1 ·30 pm · field 120 w H Sh f ' Twill 98 ed. in a truck-car accident on A E . D k d · · .. · p.m.; · a er. Blue and Green - • Monday. . ·. •Yes own 16, 11 :30 .Jr . down Winfield 4:20 p. rn .; S . . . P. m., Charles Stevenson down Dispatcher up Winfield 7 p m . , , urvJVors 1nclude hl.!l wtfe, 16, 5:40 p m.: Hamilton down · · · ., the former Helen Ritchie· three 16 1 35 p m . C V H Inader up Wmf~eld 8:30 p. m.: children, Charles William: Pam~ w~iti~g above· 'oa~ ;;~:~ Merrill down Winf_iel_d 9:10 ela Sue and Oris Eugene · his · P- m : Helen Z. up Wmfteld I :40 . . 18 2 8 I mother, Mrs. Hazel McCI~ud of ~pro · •_- ;'" ;ngo up 18, I a. m: Sandy up Winfield 4 a.m. DRY GOODS SPORTS WEAR SHOES Columbus, and five sisters, Mrs. ·35 a . : ··. ennsy a~Ia up 18 . Se~et up Winrield 4:30 a . m .: I 1860-RACINE, 0.-1963 Jack Arms Crestline · M r 5 B. ~~een City. up tB . Leha Shearer down Winfield , e WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING Mich I B' t and • . 7 a , m.:. yr e C. down 19. 5 a. m.: Solay down WinUNDER ONE ROOF' ae en .z Mrs. How- a . m .: L1ttle Edward down 19 r ld ·2 ard Young, Minersville Route .l; 6:05a . m.; Orlenian down 20. '"Jieii6i.ioiia.i mii.iiiiiiiiliiiilii Mndrs . Edna Keller, Columbus, a . m.; Albert Holdeu up '/IJ • 0.: a Mrs. Herbert Hoover. Mid· 6:15 a . m.; Walter Becnjord ' dleport . . . a. m : Franklm · . 21. 5.10 F uneral services will be held down 22 5·05 a m . at the Pataskala Methodist ' · · ·' church, Saturday, at 2 p_ m., with burial in Pataskala . rDMIROY. OHIO Friends may call at the Thurston Funeral Home Pataskala. A TELL CITY ROCKER 'Ihrre are ·Seniors l STAR S·UPPL Y CO. I 79'c 7Sc BAKER FURNITURE 23: r' 1 1 Middleport, Ohio 1 I. \ I .I *Puritan Banton Shirts <. The Fln~t In Sportswear '· Knlt, Popover and Taperl BuUon--Down and Tab Collan Sorlng spendlna ustt- check won't quito stretch. For o prompt cash loan to ... YQU ltlnJIUII1, call us. · or &lop ln. . ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY • -~' f•eorite ;' ltJEN'S SBOP ,_ I I ,; .. Downie-Gross • Pomeroy --~--- ' eMother's Day e Graduation e June Brides I ; =~ FELONIES I 63 3 I Arts•tt•• Notklftwlde 3 49 offender Is liable to a mun penalty of 14 yean ___ _,. _ 49·50 v..... "'·"· AI anw timt, J01 Clfl ~ lilt lull cunenl re1.. 1 pnct ("' up Dlomond-C•moo 10 • . . _ ...... . Birlhaton-onyx ..,.,_, .... ..._....... paran tMI toward t lar,.. AITCARVEO di1 .. 011d ri~1. 4·00 .. 50·00 _ Always Welcomed! Men's And Lldies' Watches BILLFOLDS 19·95 FOR SALE - One Motor driv~ en Hay Baler, one three point hitch mowing machine, almost new. William Houdashelt, Kingsbury Road, Phone up WY 2.-. ...''I L•dles' '. Prlc-.1 .. 5 9 6tc From --...,..,Men't~. Priced From:._ _ __ <Technie<~lor) Richard BaSehart and Don Taylor MENS PANTS $3 Taxl• Kl oth WAID CROSS' SONS e . .,..., Buy Simon's Values--Not Stamps! Mother's Day Sale! Round Steak Premium Grade Beef _ lb. SUN., MON. ono' TUES. Moy 12-13-14 ''TWO FOR THE SEESAW" Mitchum, Shirley MacLaine, Edmon Ryan, Ed· die Firestone, J)Hly Gray. Don 't bother to knock ... walk right into her apart· ment ... and her life! Featurett.: Marinated Mlflner, Andy CIJde. Colorc,artoon Robert AT BUDGET PRICES "GROUND BEEF BOILING BEEF Ground Fresh From Pure Beef. _ _ __ Lean and Mooty - - - - - - - SALEI PILLSBURY 3 $1• 5 $1• lbs. lb. SLICED BISCUITS 12 pkgs. 89c BOLOGNA 3 lbs. 1.00 Sliced Bacon 3 lbs. s1.o9 Lunch Meat l•bs. 8 9c flul '•• suceo ,. _ . .~1FT TR~vel Alarms FRESH llJMS IN HALLOWARE .SIVER PLAn and CHROME .hi . . A.. Fine Leathw C••• , MOTHER'S DAY, SUNDAY, MAY 12 •Mother's D1y GrHting C1rds • H.nkles • Gift Items • Lingerie • Hose • Billfolds • Purses • Boxed C•ndy .. ' Prlcod .... up Our 200 w..ldy Where Quality &sfs No Morel T- hid Wlnnen Truing ·· ' ltaritpe Of Your GOESSLER -JEWELRY STORE Choice ..... "THE SAVAGE GUNS" Wonderful Gifts WATCH BANDS _· Y lmyGiiltit lold With AMotwr -~ -GulrantM uilcler New MMutgement (Technicolor) Tom Tryon, Brian Keith, Edmond O'Brien, Dany Sa.· val, Bob Sweeney. Your Pomeroy Ben Franklin Store Has ""'""''"" 53' W.IT MAIN- S'fRii.T HI TIST 30.9 "MOON PILOT" Speld"', Bellev•nce, O.....x •nd J. B. Certified Oil Station 19 ~:;:·.. W•lt Disner• "· Gr1duate's All llflufiHI ..-..CB1 wlttl W11ch ~.:•. ".::,:,"": Style , Yllut 111&1 ... Now! tonnJnct. UIIDrtllllble I I 151 51 I!Cbedule lncom- All ....69c Moy 10-ll I II •=-;;:=-co--~-=-5 9 ttp by Away Your 2 1 15 1 2 14 0 3 8 9 I FRIDAY & SATURDAY WE WISH TO express o u r · thanks to Dr. Ray Heaton, the Ewing Funeral home ali Rev. Glenn Bate and friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death or our father Mike Theiss. ' Mrs. Alice Hill, Mrs. Ethel Orr, Chsrles Theiss, Thelma Welch Edward Theiss and Blythe Theiss. ./ WLR I 8 21 • 78c Bedspread LATE CLASSIFIED$ Pearl •Tr•doo • 1t1...-o ........ . ol hallmarkl ls a cording to the Encyclopaedia TOTAUI . and, on conviction, an Britannica. TEAM (Nri DIYIIIoal So,OOO STAMP J OY Instant CoHee TONIGHT NOT OPEN Pendants . 'P-rm•nenl Princftl Gordner 2 4 31 2 4 21 lZ 1Z lU ! Guoc-aMeed ly lM Standing• W LR m: · . l'i. By Prince Gardner And 5 79c MEIGS THEATRE Elgin • and Bulov1 (FlAal) 33c M !l .. ISolllh DtvlsktllI Vanilla Wafers S • & Span e I 81:0 BASEBALL 33c I l Lea~r~~e . ..... frQtDitb . Pork & Beans 1 *Swank Jewelry-Billfolds *Pioneer Belts 3 I a: *Rugby Sport Shirts ally means the pay- • Former Meigs 'd n· Resi ent Ies I C Iumhus Gifts With A Future Mean More, For the Times That Mean So Much! Report Ri I • " 29c I' \I *Arrow Shirts & lies '- Peaches ,, ' ' Court .' .A .. MAIN STREET . .-' ., StrHt .. .. . '' ' ' ' Pomeroy, Ohio .. "' ~· ~ POMEROY ,HONE WY 2-3498 PIG'S FEET 7 $1 lbo. SLICED FRESH BACON ENDS Sib. bog 99C PORK PORK Brains Sausage 39c 3 "'· $1 . lb. SIMON'S Self-Service Mlrket WY 2-3975 Pomeroy Beer •IMI Wlae PURE €-'rrv..fhd OPEN EVERY DAY lncludillfl Thurscfay 9:00 to 7l00 . ~ .u ·9.;00 ' �• ) ·. i.. ~ "'' Ccurse 01 H~m! 8'!$1 Selleds Rtviewed For Literary Club 01 Middleport '• , ' Mission Fields I D. d . I. l Mainly About Pe, .. Will Inspect L I Tempi8 . OCQ ,e In 8 I Langsvi]]e ,eWS .! (t eiJtS SUMMER SHOES N:M-W 1- - -- · z• T nspectron B H /d M J4 e 01 Bye OES Group WHITE J THE SEWING aNnR I PROFESSIONAL WITH MODERATE HEEL WHITE · BLACK AA & B widt.h& ~' ~~ ss.99 ~ '' I ·~ Slippers ~ Sizes I~ I '4 f '.,' • ' St-arns - 4 f ' ~ ' i GIFTS News, Events Court St., Pomeroy DUNLOP TRUCK SALE II Extra Special Prices On All Truck Tires 1 WEEK ONLY! PROFFITTS WHOLESALE RACINE, OHIO tly was active m Heath Metho- A short bnsiness meeting waa According to fJJe midnight redist church_. held with Miss Roush presid· port of the nursing depertment, ing. The hostess served a oalad tllose. patlento who were 118ted - - - - - - - - - - [ c o u r s e to Miso Mabel Hysell, as f811' included CilMier A. Patfl Miss Nina Russell, Miss Mild· tenon, Mra. David Shoemaker, O red Hawley, Mrs. Susan Raw!- Mrs. John H. Thomaa, Mrs. ings, Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, Mrs. Harry Wehrung, Cindy Shriver, Pearl Reynolds, Mrs. A 11 en Mrs. Paul Bertee, ~old SWick Jenkinson, Mrs. Grace Pratt, and Arthur Nelaon. . Mrs. Thelma Pratt and one One unit of blond was admin_A_tte_nd_a_nee--at-S-un_d_a_Sc_h_oo_ll guest, Mrs. Frtd Gardner. iltered at the holpllal em Wod. Y nesday. Aprtl 28 was 27, ooilectlon SPONSOR SALE ----$9.66. Rev. Menxel Smith was .. in charge of the service. The Mothers Auxiliary of Devorlonol Period Mrs. Blanche Hamm celebrat- Boy Scout Troop 245 of Mtddle· her 84til birthday Sunday port are sponsoring a rummage Btued Upon P1alrru with 8 family dinner at tlle sale Saturday! May 11 tnstead The May meeting ot the Mary home of her son and daughter of the 10 as gtven m an earlier Martha Circle ol fJJe Pomeroy in-law Mr and Mrs Delmar announcement. The sale will be Firat Baptlat church was held Ha~ Others preseni wer Dr held lor one day only, saturday, Monday evl!lllac at the home o1 and Mrs. Roger Grueser e and in the McMaster buildi?g In up. Mrs. Guy Cowan, Wel>gal! St. family of Logan, Mrs. Eva per Middleport beginnmg at 9 Mn. CollaD, vice president Theias of Racine Mr and Mrs a. m. conducted 1 devotional ·period Gruese; O.:a Archer · taken from Pralma, followed by Lester Baily and 'Dottie Moore' A1TEND RACES a short bnslnets seasion. Mrs Elva Cottrill f Lo · Mr. and Mrs. Gene Humph· The procram Cllllt!el'lling 1 was ~ weekend gues~ of ';;;' rey visited in Cincinnati and miSsionary theme was presentMrs. Joe Thoren. · Lebanon .Tuesday and Wednea- ed ~y Mrs. IUcbard Flnlaw who Mr. Charles N. lhle was vi.. day. Whtte there they attend- also directed the fii'OUP in aev• ~:~w~:ith friendo in ColumbU!I ed the races. erll eonteala. Tbe remaiode• Gl • Star Mornm Phillips Sisters Style Shop .. Timmy ·Thoren, son of Mr. Mrs. Pete Thoren, has re11 ~irn<ee to his home after being patient at Holzer hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John lhle returned home Monday from RocMount, Virginia , where they tile guests of her father, . and Mrs. Chester Reed. Patty IJid Nloky lhle were tbe weekend guests of their grend· parenll Mr• .and Mn. Cltarles P. lhle. Mike lhle ·waa the weekend guest of his aunt and uncle. ~-------------....JJ Mr. wy1 Mrs, Clark lhle. SPECIAL S1.88 ~• WOMENS TENNIS OXFORDS SillS 4'12·10 - - - - S1·" t Childre:1's Te:~nis Oxford ~ WHITE, BLUE, RED SIZES 5·3 __ _ _ ______ i ' ~ ~ - --- SJ-29 The ShoeBox See Us For Your Remodeling Needs e Kitchen Ciibin.,s eFioor . the evening w~ opent on their J>EO)eel ol sew1111 CBJtcer A dessert COW'H was Main St••... usage. Tile eFormic• Top eCtiling Tile eP11neling EBERSBACH HARDWARE IIWl 1 uae, -bnt oow fJJe figure baa risen to 80 per cent • Stor~t~ Doors ' eAwnlngs ,,..., f\11-Weother "42" • Storm Windows ......__ _ fREE ESTIMATES--_, Keith Goble Ford Inc USED AU TOMOBIL! Wins Scholarship At Notre Dame U FOREMAN & ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. 3·T NYLON with TUFSYN Middleport, 0 . . .--'SPECIALS~-· 1962 Chevrolet Corvair 100· •• *1995 Dr. f apeed, radio, whit. AU white lldtrlw. I..a a..J ....,. .. . t monlb ftnaneiaJ. 'lfl)lo. t.1J • at ,.,_type"' i ,l+'wlll • l960 Rambler Super 4 Dr. • • • *1245 • c:rL lltl. lhlft, all111dto Pllfal. Slairp. Loeal - · :111 D10111b •m• _1960 Chevrolet Parkwoocl • • • '1695 tiado tL Sllllloa W.OCOD. AI>!Jomolle, ndJo, h-,IPOII• lllaldl ... M • • ttH GrMD IDd wblle. 1 , ....... aa.d t1ra. 1 ttrL New spri~g arrivals, timed for your Mother's Day gifting. Shop from our large_end lovely collection today. ph11 tu. •nd 2 Uret oft' )'Gill' eer FREE INSTALLATION NO MONEY DOWN • Made with Tufsyn Gbod,.ear'l touJber 15 MONfH ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE • ~ 8-T Nyloo Cord IIIII ..U., low mlhlllo liwp. for Oll . tr• .trea£!' and • • • oa X.. ...... .lldowoll 1960 M.G. A ~oadster • .. " • *1295 New tlra. " 'filb .._., Give Her J-elry* The Gift That Will L.,.t Forever. SANBORN JE\VELER-OPTOMETRIST MILL ST. MIDDLIPOitT opted, dual .....,., low lllllitap, _.r ..,. .M!IT· ..., AU nltntllllt. - ' - . e1tu, 1100 ,.... · >:, · 1963 Poi,lan• 4.Dr. ~ ,. • . • • • ~95 !.<!,!-,,~· lhlfl. ~ .. . bluo. w-u-.. U,lillllllaa cil- - WlftOiil)', I at-*" ' '\ L~CUST - & SYCAMORE _ ON RQU11 '7 Phane WY2-3422 .. •••u•,o~ ~·~------~----------~~~----~--------~~--~ r . . • ;I --~ • '• euper-mi!Mae rubber. 'ttlple • t.apered 1961 Ford FGirlane4 Dr••••• '1595; =~..:.:r~.~~· IIIII B. H. For 81th & &•droam WOMEN$ FLATS, Reg. $1.99 White, Beige, Pat. Bleck - I eJewelry Seamlea.s - Agilon FIELDCREST ' • 470· 148 eGioves 79t to 51·35 cannon FOR All INTEIUQI SURFAas ••• - DEKOR ePurses ~-00 SOMETHING POR THE HOME \ • ~ By ""•'• Treod s. M& L. All!lo Men anrl Children'! Hose e BEAUTY 1 THE WESTWIND WOMEN'S DRESS PUMP ,,._ !'- • wrTH D.EEP CUSHIONED INSOLE 1st NtJmination Of Officers Is H ld B C "J e y I SS" BLACK OR SIEGE WITH STRAW WEDGE Hosptla . J e••·..: About Middleport , A KedeHe By U.S. Rubbft Arotmd And · r· UVt IN Sta-::ked HeeI Widlh• - con- i . SHE'L~ WOMEN'S WHITE LEATHER I Nominating Committee Is C Named By /ub · \ . . I• .,I ' ' Log!fn Officer 'Blood of The Lamb" by Pet- buatneso meelln& Mrs. Brad· er D. Vrl11, a book on the best bUry J)l'elented the gavel to the S ISCUSSe I'" aeller list, was reviewed by oew prealdent, Mrs. I.tovd >1d " He That Hatll Ears" the Pomeroy Plana were completed Mrs. Arthur Strauss at the final expressed ber appreciation fur .opic of the devotio led bv 1 annual Inspection of meeting of the Middlepnrl Lit- the offlcera and members coopMrs. Herbert n, at the . Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Eskew Temple Pythlan Sl!ters at meeting of the WSWS of ohe lot Dayton visited Sunday with May meeting Tuesday evening erary Club Wednesday after. eratlon during the last year. 1 n nn .. · en n;;, u 4 noon at the home Jl the out· A 10<:lal hour was em·•ved fol Enterprise EUB church Tues- 'rt>latlves In the area. at the hall with Mrs. Nathan · I going president, Mrs. Charlel lowJni the JMetlng with the day evening at the hom• or • M" - Jose pi• Ra1.b left sa tur· Biggs, Most Exet'lle•~t: ~C~h;;•ef~i'l ~8-TD=a~IJ:-:S:e~ntini _ie:l~,:P:om=eto~y~·...:M_ld_d:::;l~•po.rt, 0., M~~ II, 1861 Asa Bradbury. host018 servlllg sherber. punch Mrs. Don Hunnel, Rose Hill. day for a visit with relatives In presiding, Mrs. Sylvia CORRECTION In her review Mrs. Straun and lemon at!cb from a table · The purpose or the devotions Cincinnati. of Logan will be the told of 1111' life of a man who carrying out a sprtn~ !heme m IWas to "Hear," that Is, to see, Mrs. Roy Holter and son Ed· officer. Mn. Arthur Slr-!J11111111o sought 'status" m the Amer· the green cloth, yellow lighted the past, present and future of die vosiltd Tuesday in Cheshtre Named Ol the refreshment of the MJddleport ican way of life in contrast to tapers in crystal holde" and the EUB horne mlsston rtelds. lwith her mother Mrs. George committee were Mrs .J Club In the ~t ol h s pareh~· life as immigrants. yellow flower arrangement in a Mrs . Dixon gave the call to 'i'hnmpson. ' Zirkle, Mrs. Rlch•~d Owen. tile Monday night ~fill ,,. g·,. brought ou t thr growth of crystal bowl. Mrs. Lloyd preworshop. I Cortnthlans 3:7, alter Mrs. John Frick retur,1ed Mrs: Karl Owens, Mrs. Martha lteld of Xn. Wllter llayH, ~h1ch the group.~ead the hymn(horr.e Sunday from Meigs Mem- Childs, and M" . Ben N""tlz· - - - - - - - - - II lt!I'VInjj lbll year 81 ' rpP· ''"'' lwlwfs through lhe sided at the punch bowl Mrs. tmls and •nbulattons of suf. :Helen Hickman, sister of Mrs. Open My Eyes, and Mrs. DIX· ·orial Hospital and is improving. Jng; decorallng committee, Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Wallace Felty Mn. Slrauu II Pl'eJ. fer ,ng the rleo11h of his family IGeorge Lasher, was a guest on read Mark 4:2,8 ano 20 I Mrs. Paul Frick Is s,.enains Alfred Blgg&, Mrs. Nathan are annoonclns the birth of I llf the Amalellr GardenThe grnup voted to purchase The club will convene in OctoFollowing. prayer by Mrs. Ia few days in G8nipolls wltll Biggs. Mrs. Homer Jones. and at Holzer Haapltal. Club. • space on the PTA commun· ber for the new calendar year MRS HOFFMA . Menzel Smtih, several artteles her daughter and son-n-Iaw, ' Mrs. Phil Meinhart. Fetty of Bradbury 11.1 calendar. Mrs. Bradbury • , · N were read Including, The Ken· Mr. and Mrs. William Pullins During the business '""'ton Longstreth are ~:'.;lsA.LT named the program .com;mttee OAK GROVE, W. Va. - Mrs. ~cky HRed 1Bir:h ~": 1 ~ and assisting in the care of hor 37 sick calla were reported; al· The little girl hu USAGE for the new year whtch 1nclud• Tr1sha May Hoffman celebrat· _rs. u_nne • e m r 8 . grandchildren, Lori Ann and 50 the death of Minnif NeutJ- 1named TertSSI Alalne. ed Mrs. James Euler, vice pres· ed her 84th birthday Sunday, DIStrict '" Kentucky, Mrs. Phtl· Stephen Pullins who are Ul. jzing and Mrs. Elmtr Linl'irln, a 'l'hl avenge family In lht idenl and chatrman; Mr; Bruce May 5th. Mrs. Hoffman united tp Ohltnger, Ybor City Miss!~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rllchle sister of Mrs. Horace Mr. Robert Kennedy ol Slates utel about 1,100 Lloyd. net. president, Mrs For· with the Oak Grove Church 67 m Flortda, Mrs: Arthu~ Evans , and his brother, Larry Rltehle ' ny. Thirty two dol' ,.. w" spent don spent the week end wttil ol Pli annually, but 1 rest Bachte l. Mrs. Rodney A nominating committe• was years ago and was raistd and ~nd ~e Ame~can J Ml!ston ~ Ireturned home Wednesday night Ion alturisUc work. An lnvitai\OII ~is p~ren~ Mr. :nd ~~i a little of this is used at Downing, Mrs Dale Dutton, appointed at the delaytd April lived in the community until ew extco,. rs. ames Wll • from Pataskala, where they 1 was read from the ' Medina or enn Y an too s mo- table. Salt is used In makin& Mrs. Henry Null, librarian . ;md 1 meeting of the Rutland Garden she went to make her home MThe kyTnh offermBg was tal keedn athnd were called Wetlneeday morn- Home for !he aged i•vitiug tne thH~:. Mhrs. .Leonwha Kennshedy 10 shoe le~fJJer, dyes, potMrs. Bra db ur).. Th e dLh, 1-1-mg .club Monday afternoon at the ,WI'th 11er daug hier, Mrs. A It a d rs. ·an omas 181 e mg . by the death of their broth- group to attend , dinner '' o...,r osp1 ere e waa and thOUI8uul _, . entz c os for ~ o1 8 committee will b(' ~1r~ - F.mt>r-l homp of Mrs. Ray Stonf' with !Lucas, ~t ~~ ?reenwood Ter- evoh s ~lth pray~r. er-in·law, Charles McCloud. Mrs. Clars Dunbar who 18 or surgery. i~ms. accounting (or son Jo:es and Mrs Robert Mrs. Paul Winn, vice pre::;ident 1race, Cmcmnah, Ohio twelve Mrs. W!H, pre~1dent, Mrs. Freda Rltr.hie who acco11· tlrinll: from sevlce at th~ hf'lme. Mrs. Lena usage quoted. C::~c.t". in charr,e. years ago. lducted a short busJ~es~ session .panied them, remained to be The membe8 sent a Alpha Barr , iiiiiiii Memhcr:; answerPrl to roll Devotions were given by Mrs. and re~d a communJ.catlon from with her daughter. jfor the gift to be presented to the Holzer hospital witb t..eooa Cllll l)y naming ll /}·,pk Od the Jonah CottrUI . Serving on the r~ IF. the ~plrltual life dtrector. A Mrs. Dunbar at the dinner to be Kennedy who had undergone best seller list. Foll uwing the nominating committee are Mrs. coutrtbution of $10 was made to 1held Ju~ 1. aurgery. Jame!'\ NichohtOJl chairman . the Btble School fund. Prayer M th ked M . 8 1 Mrs .Chris Diehl and Mrs' OJ. by Mrs. Eldon Weeks closed the ~ N rtzls.. ftggsth ~rnt f rs. Miss Carol Ledie of Colum· rn ti eu '"~ or e g• o a new t the •enc~ WI.til Geor~e Lasher. ~~ mee ng. "" 50-otar flag prtstnted "' spen wee. Mrs. James Titus reported on ! thRehfrestehmendts were hserved ~I >troup. A practice ,.,.;on was mother, Mrs. Emma • th• ' Pring regional meeting at e os ss urmg . 1 e socta held following the meeting In- Mr. Kall Knapp and Albany recently, and also dishour to II members and etght Entered Hospital stead of a social hour. Hostessand Ralph, spent a The Alfred Methodist Youth cussed Ihe flower arranging de- .Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roush chtldren. Amoog those Wioo entered es for the June meeting are In West Virginia FeUowship honored !heir moth- monstration held at the Che- vtslled m Logan Suoday With Holzer hospital in the past Mrs. Harrv Clark and Mrs I ers Sundav evening with a , ;IJire Garden club attended his sister, Mrs. George Bren- / • hou_rs were Mrs. M~mu~ 0. Mabel Sanborn. • Mrs. Ralph Knapp and 1 Sewing MaChine special M~th<r' > Day program. ,bY five of the Rutland group. niO<, who is ill ather home and 0 ISmtth, 2 State St., Mtchael R.l ' and Timmy apent a 11 opened wi th piano selec- 1 The program by Mrs. Tttus her husband who ts a patient at Hudsun, llO State St., Mrs. Keras guest ol her motller, A GIFT lions by Wilma Jean Atherton; . was an interesting article en· Mount St. Mary's Hospital in mtt FISher, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, I Roy Tracy of Columbus. Call to worship. Vicki Lynn titled , " Daisies That are Dif· Nelsonville. Mrs. Edward L. Cotrell, Rt. I I carr· Welcome Mothers" bv ferent," taken from lhe hortt- Mrs. Rommle Evans of Lex· Btdwell, Rebecca Lou Call, 150 Mr. and Mro. Blair CadwalSHE'LL LOVE Sand~a Van Meter; A "Litany culture magazine. Mrs. Titus ington Park, Md., has been a Plans were completed for In· Park Dr., Pt. Pleasant, Robert Iader of Columbus and Mr. and of Thanks" for Mothers by the discussed the Gloriosa daisy, a guest of her parents, Mr. and spection by Marguerite Hale, Alton Goldsberry, New Haven, OUnCI Duane Barr of Oak FOREVERI group; the song, "Faith of Our 1pupular vanety, whtch blooms Mrs. Rt~hard Pickens and her worthy grand matron, on May W. Va., Mr•. P. Howard ~- . Chester Council, Daughters th& weekend aa guests Mothers," scripture from Pro- from seed but has a perenmal husbands parents, Mr. and 14 , when Pomeroy Chapter t86, mte, New .Haven, W. Va., Mtss 1America, met in regular · parents, Mr. and l'rfcocl verbs by Terry Swartz ; recita- tendenc~; the color~ suggest Mrs. Edward Evans_ OES, met Tuesday evening at C. Jean Riffle, Rt. 1 Pomeroy, ITuesday evening with 26 Barr. lions as follows, "Understand· Glalardtas, and a vanable dou- Mrs. Sharon Cleland of Co~ the Masonic Temple. IChester S. M~, 1 Reeds- lbers present. ----ing Mother," Pamela Hender· ble form suggest Calendulas. umbus spent a weekend Wtth Ella Smith, worthy matron, VIlle, Mrs. sau~ ~. Finney, . Myrtle Walker, councilor, son; "Account with Mom," Ran- Mrs . Jonah Cottrill presented her parents, Mr. and Mrs. AI- and Dale Smith worthy patron, Jackson, Mr~. ~rey Argabrlght, [sidtd and reported ill was Chlloel WMPO SPEAKER Mlotty Othllf' ~lfls dy Dillinger, "God Wanted," an article, "African Violets len Roush, Bradbury. presided . A dinner will be serv- Wellston, Phillip C. Steele, Rt. Bailey In the hospital. A thank Mrs. Paul Baer of the Cht!SI· Joyce Van Meter; " What Do Climb a Pole," which gave di· Mrs. John Thomas of Elm St. ed at the Federation clmrch at 1 Hanoden, Mrs. Mary B. Rut- you note was read from Ida Garden Club will be To Bo Foulllf At The You Think '!" Ricky Dillinger. rectlons for covering • . pole In M1ddleport ts a patte~t at 6 p. m. preceding the inspect- ledge, Ironton, Esta 0. Allen, Young. N•vada Beaver council speaker Tueada mornb"' A pageant "Treasures," in wtlh sapagman moss holdmg 20 Holzer Hospttal m Galltpolls ion. Initiation was held for one IRt. 1 Mtnford, Charlea C. deputy, thanked the members WMPO di •·~ring which all took part was given. plants. The exhibit on display where shels very ill. Her room candidate . Blythe, Rt. i Greenup, Ky., Ifor participating at the rally th ff bra o~la on u• Sandra Swartz and W II m a was tulip specimens number IS 221. I 'tali . ed Mrs. Wilham R. Enos, Ravens· jand for gift presented her e co eekedour. s. •is,pla)rs · . nv1 ons were recetv to wood w Va and Mrs AI wor on flower ~· Jean Atherton sang, "Precious At the close of the meettng Bert Bable was returned to attend inspecttons of several • ·• · ex· ,Mrs. Walker alao thanktd the Melp County Fair ez. Memories." and Li~d~ Render- a salad coorse was servtd by the Veterans Hospital in Hunt· Chapters includmg, Minear, ~~er J. Raynes, HI. llverness, members lor. tbetr will speak on topics of son gave the benedtclton Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Cecil Bo- tngton thts week alter spending May 11 . Harrisonville May 17 . · and for gilt gtven ber. to all gardeners Corsages ot red ad yellow lin. Eleven members were the weekend with his family in New M~rshfield May' :!2· Ch.,:. Bfrtht First nomination of officers • roses were given to each moth· present and two guests, Mrs. Middleport. He was accompan- shire, Mey :!5; 'and St. Clairs· Mrs. oAifred R. Stew~!, Ma- was held. It was announced that er and grandmother by their Edith Russell and Mrs, Helen led by Rev. Clyde Bartlett. ville, June B. An invitation was son, W. Va. danghter, 4.53 p.m. lhe council would celebrate it's son or daughter. Hickman. Mrs. Arnold Eubanks of Gal- also received to attend Frieods Wednesday. Mrs. Darrell R. annuiversary at the ext meet· Refreshments were served on lipolls and Mrs. James Arnold Night and 8 reception lor Em· Gandee, Rt. 2 Leon, W. Va., lng, At the close of the meetinJ, candle-lit tables, decorated in START SELLING CAMPAIGN of Middleport, were in Milford, ma K Clatwortlly dtstrict pres· son, 3 -' 2 p. m., Wednesday. a silent auction was held. pink aoct orchid to 30 persons PARIS <UPII-Six U.S. bust· Ohio, over the weekend where ident 'on May 28 at Middleport Mrs. Rtchard S. V811co, Rodney, _ present. l!ellSmen launched a campaign they were guests of their aon Th~ charter was draped ;.; daughter, 10:49 a. m. Wtdnesf.H CLUB MET Wednesday to sell the French a and daughter and family, Mr. memory of Helen Schaefer and day The Wide Awake 4-H LODGE MEETS variety of American <OruJumer and Mrs. James Arnold a n d the altar in memory of Fred p i Dfa<barced met Monday evening at goods from toaaters to fishing daughters Mary Caroleen and 8 Le : th nd at ents recently discharged home of the leader Miss Dilmell White Rose Lodge met Wed- rods. Laura. They went especially to tr~n ~e~t~gs.~ wor Y gra pa· included Oltn A•lker, John Hug- McComas. Projects' were work· nHaesday afternoon at th~ Legton The six and JOJSeph Mack of attend the lndtan Hills School At th 1 · th f gins, Raymond Schonman, Mrs. ed on and a recreation period 1 U in Mtddlepo~t Wtth Mrs: the u. s. Department of play, " Pow·Wow," which is e c ose o e mee mg, Ronald Hill, Oltver Van Meter, enjoyed later. Carl Maltox, prestdent, presld- merce make up a U. s. an annual event given lor three refreshments lere served by Mrs. William Burke, Lawrence AI the cloae of the meeting I'O$SIII.f mg. Cards were sent to shnt·m ment trade mission which · days. Mr. Arnold is a teacher ~ha :d• Y ;:an~ !Constance Wolfe, Mrs. Judson Moreland, the girls were tbe 'guests of AND l'IACriCAL l'LASTER, DRY WALL, members. Following the short spend a month in Paria, Bordeeux in the Indian Hills school. te s, nna eu er, Jane Mrs. Harley Stalnaker, Mrs. Mrs. L. W. McCOitlBI for rewitb y _,_,, buainess meeting desert and and Marseille to promote in· Mr - and Mrs. Ray Smith of Abbott and Helene Mullen. David Herbert, Hr.nry Hllgen- freshmentts at tlle Dairy CONCRETE, BRICK, coffee were served by the host· creased American exporta Grosvenor St, Athens, are cele• , bert, Charmaine Wilson, Tim- Attending were Roby• 'l~~:~::ii WOOD, WALL BOARD esaes Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, Ml!. France as a means of helping !heir golden wedding an- Ducu.,wn Theme othy Ellis, Steven Schilling, Myrta Wilson Calhy ~ Denver Nelson and Mrs. Clar- solve the American "balance · Sunday with an open Is On 'Pialms' Mrs. James Browning, George Mary HolerrWt Marsha ~tolll,ll OR PREVIOUSLY LATEX FLAT ence McNeal. paymento" problem. by their daughters A program on the "Psalms" SchQ!der, Mrs. Willard Ebers· Mary Jo and S~ron IDndy, J&J•·II PAIN'l'ED METAL WALL FINISH Cooper, Brecks- of the Bible were given by Mrs. bach, MJ;a. Calvin Simpson, le Jerard, Sheila Toney, Bre•n·ll and Mrs. J. H. Fallon, Pearl Reynolds when the Loyal Mrs. Wlllwm HaD, Mrs. John da Toney, Joeephfne Toney, and lilt • ol Nor -lootllr , - - - - - - - - - , She Will Like Our Syracuse, N. Y. The Smitll~ Pals Class met Tuesday even- Clouse, Mrs. Paul Kelly, Mrs. Rhonda ifyleiL ....,. Mil , ,_ -~-.:eo Gallon Owrt resldentts of Middleport ing at the home of tbe pres!· Jesse Donahue, Mrs. James W. ._ 11 ..... -... 11 Ill '"'id!! II ....., II II mhere they lived on at tlle dent Miss Frances Roosh 011 Taylor aod Infant son, and Mrs. USAGE GROWTH IIflou.lasi~ll property on Grant Fifth St. A discussion was 'held Ronald G. Martin aod infant PritA' to World War 11 only - .,1111l o . ' 1 St. daughters attended on tlle program topic wttil Mrs. son. one-third of a tree wae utilized n lllllott 11 lllllo Mil .,.._ eHats 11 • • • eDresses Middleport sch~ls and tlle fam· Reynolds serving as moderator_ Amoag AU~ , to ~uco wood products - A/rre d y ou th Honor Mothers Sunday fven1ng ' . RIZ.ER Oil ' ,:- Open 9 to 6 Mon. t11ru Ftl.-t to ~ Satutilay MILL ST. .. \ \ ," . MIDDLEPORT , road. �• ) ·. i.. ~ "'' Ccurse 01 H~m! 8'!$1 Selleds Rtviewed For Literary Club 01 Middleport '• , ' Mission Fields I D. d . I. l Mainly About Pe, .. Will Inspect L I Tempi8 . OCQ ,e In 8 I Langsvi]]e ,eWS .! (t eiJtS SUMMER SHOES N:M-W 1- - -- · z• T nspectron B H /d M J4 e 01 Bye OES Group WHITE J THE SEWING aNnR I PROFESSIONAL WITH MODERATE HEEL WHITE · BLACK AA & B widt.h& ~' ~~ ss.99 ~ '' I ·~ Slippers ~ Sizes I~ I '4 f '.,' • ' St-arns - 4 f ' ~ ' i GIFTS News, Events Court St., Pomeroy DUNLOP TRUCK SALE II Extra Special Prices On All Truck Tires 1 WEEK ONLY! PROFFITTS WHOLESALE RACINE, OHIO tly was active m Heath Metho- A short bnsiness meeting waa According to fJJe midnight redist church_. held with Miss Roush presid· port of the nursing depertment, ing. The hostess served a oalad tllose. patlento who were 118ted - - - - - - - - - - [ c o u r s e to Miso Mabel Hysell, as f811' included CilMier A. Patfl Miss Nina Russell, Miss Mild· tenon, Mra. David Shoemaker, O red Hawley, Mrs. Susan Raw!- Mrs. John H. Thomaa, Mrs. ings, Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, Mrs. Harry Wehrung, Cindy Shriver, Pearl Reynolds, Mrs. A 11 en Mrs. Paul Bertee, ~old SWick Jenkinson, Mrs. Grace Pratt, and Arthur Nelaon. . Mrs. Thelma Pratt and one One unit of blond was admin_A_tte_nd_a_nee--at-S-un_d_a_Sc_h_oo_ll guest, Mrs. Frtd Gardner. iltered at the holpllal em Wod. Y nesday. Aprtl 28 was 27, ooilectlon SPONSOR SALE ----$9.66. Rev. Menxel Smith was .. in charge of the service. The Mothers Auxiliary of Devorlonol Period Mrs. Blanche Hamm celebrat- Boy Scout Troop 245 of Mtddle· her 84til birthday Sunday port are sponsoring a rummage Btued Upon P1alrru with 8 family dinner at tlle sale Saturday! May 11 tnstead The May meeting ot the Mary home of her son and daughter of the 10 as gtven m an earlier Martha Circle ol fJJe Pomeroy in-law Mr and Mrs Delmar announcement. The sale will be Firat Baptlat church was held Ha~ Others preseni wer Dr held lor one day only, saturday, Monday evl!lllac at the home o1 and Mrs. Roger Grueser e and in the McMaster buildi?g In up. Mrs. Guy Cowan, Wel>gal! St. family of Logan, Mrs. Eva per Middleport beginnmg at 9 Mn. CollaD, vice president Theias of Racine Mr and Mrs a. m. conducted 1 devotional ·period Gruese; O.:a Archer · taken from Pralma, followed by Lester Baily and 'Dottie Moore' A1TEND RACES a short bnslnets seasion. Mrs Elva Cottrill f Lo · Mr. and Mrs. Gene Humph· The procram Cllllt!el'lling 1 was ~ weekend gues~ of ';;;' rey visited in Cincinnati and miSsionary theme was presentMrs. Joe Thoren. · Lebanon .Tuesday and Wednea- ed ~y Mrs. IUcbard Flnlaw who Mr. Charles N. lhle was vi.. day. Whtte there they attend- also directed the fii'OUP in aev• ~:~w~:ith friendo in ColumbU!I ed the races. erll eonteala. Tbe remaiode• Gl • Star Mornm Phillips Sisters Style Shop .. Timmy ·Thoren, son of Mr. Mrs. Pete Thoren, has re11 ~irn<ee to his home after being patient at Holzer hospital. Mr. and Mrs. John lhle returned home Monday from RocMount, Virginia , where they tile guests of her father, . and Mrs. Chester Reed. Patty IJid Nloky lhle were tbe weekend guests of their grend· parenll Mr• .and Mn. Cltarles P. lhle. Mike lhle ·waa the weekend guest of his aunt and uncle. ~-------------....JJ Mr. wy1 Mrs, Clark lhle. SPECIAL S1.88 ~• WOMENS TENNIS OXFORDS SillS 4'12·10 - - - - S1·" t Childre:1's Te:~nis Oxford ~ WHITE, BLUE, RED SIZES 5·3 __ _ _ ______ i ' ~ ~ - --- SJ-29 The ShoeBox See Us For Your Remodeling Needs e Kitchen Ciibin.,s eFioor . the evening w~ opent on their J>EO)eel ol sew1111 CBJtcer A dessert COW'H was Main St••... usage. Tile eFormic• Top eCtiling Tile eP11neling EBERSBACH HARDWARE IIWl 1 uae, -bnt oow fJJe figure baa risen to 80 per cent • Stor~t~ Doors ' eAwnlngs ,,..., f\11-Weother "42" • Storm Windows ......__ _ fREE ESTIMATES--_, Keith Goble Ford Inc USED AU TOMOBIL! Wins Scholarship At Notre Dame U FOREMAN & ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. 3·T NYLON with TUFSYN Middleport, 0 . . .--'SPECIALS~-· 1962 Chevrolet Corvair 100· •• *1995 Dr. f apeed, radio, whit. AU white lldtrlw. I..a a..J ....,. .. . t monlb ftnaneiaJ. 'lfl)lo. t.1J • at ,.,_type"' i ,l+'wlll • l960 Rambler Super 4 Dr. • • • *1245 • c:rL lltl. lhlft, all111dto Pllfal. Slairp. Loeal - · :111 D10111b •m• _1960 Chevrolet Parkwoocl • • • '1695 tiado tL Sllllloa W.OCOD. AI>!Jomolle, ndJo, h-,IPOII• lllaldl ... M • • ttH GrMD IDd wblle. 1 , ....... aa.d t1ra. 1 ttrL New spri~g arrivals, timed for your Mother's Day gifting. Shop from our large_end lovely collection today. ph11 tu. •nd 2 Uret oft' )'Gill' eer FREE INSTALLATION NO MONEY DOWN • Made with Tufsyn Gbod,.ear'l touJber 15 MONfH ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE • ~ 8-T Nyloo Cord IIIII ..U., low mlhlllo liwp. for Oll . tr• .trea£!' and • • • oa X.. ...... .lldowoll 1960 M.G. A ~oadster • .. " • *1295 New tlra. " 'filb .._., Give Her J-elry* The Gift That Will L.,.t Forever. SANBORN JE\VELER-OPTOMETRIST MILL ST. MIDDLIPOitT opted, dual .....,., low lllllitap, _.r ..,. .M!IT· ..., AU nltntllllt. - ' - . e1tu, 1100 ,.... · >:, · 1963 Poi,lan• 4.Dr. ~ ,. • . • • • ~95 !.<!,!-,,~· lhlfl. ~ .. . bluo. w-u-.. U,lillllllaa cil- - WlftOiil)', I at-*" ' '\ L~CUST - & SYCAMORE _ ON RQU11 '7 Phane WY2-3422 .. •••u•,o~ ~·~------~----------~~~----~--------~~--~ r . . • ;I --~ • '• euper-mi!Mae rubber. 'ttlple • t.apered 1961 Ford FGirlane4 Dr••••• '1595; =~..:.:r~.~~· IIIII B. H. For 81th & &•droam WOMEN$ FLATS, Reg. $1.99 White, Beige, Pat. Bleck - I eJewelry Seamlea.s - Agilon FIELDCREST ' • 470· 148 eGioves 79t to 51·35 cannon FOR All INTEIUQI SURFAas ••• - DEKOR ePurses ~-00 SOMETHING POR THE HOME \ • ~ By ""•'• Treod s. M& L. All!lo Men anrl Children'! Hose e BEAUTY 1 THE WESTWIND WOMEN'S DRESS PUMP ,,._ !'- • wrTH D.EEP CUSHIONED INSOLE 1st NtJmination Of Officers Is H ld B C "J e y I SS" BLACK OR SIEGE WITH STRAW WEDGE Hosptla . J e••·..: About Middleport , A KedeHe By U.S. Rubbft Arotmd And · r· UVt IN Sta-::ked HeeI Widlh• - con- i . SHE'L~ WOMEN'S WHITE LEATHER I Nominating Committee Is C Named By /ub · \ . . I• .,I ' ' Log!fn Officer 'Blood of The Lamb" by Pet- buatneso meelln& Mrs. Brad· er D. Vrl11, a book on the best bUry J)l'elented the gavel to the S ISCUSSe I'" aeller list, was reviewed by oew prealdent, Mrs. I.tovd >1d " He That Hatll Ears" the Pomeroy Plana were completed Mrs. Arthur Strauss at the final expressed ber appreciation fur .opic of the devotio led bv 1 annual Inspection of meeting of the Middlepnrl Lit- the offlcera and members coopMrs. Herbert n, at the . Mr. and Mrs. Dwayne Eskew Temple Pythlan Sl!ters at meeting of the WSWS of ohe lot Dayton visited Sunday with May meeting Tuesday evening erary Club Wednesday after. eratlon during the last year. 1 n nn .. · en n;;, u 4 noon at the home Jl the out· A 10<:lal hour was em·•ved fol Enterprise EUB church Tues- 'rt>latlves In the area. at the hall with Mrs. Nathan · I going president, Mrs. Charlel lowJni the JMetlng with the day evening at the hom• or • M" - Jose pi• Ra1.b left sa tur· Biggs, Most Exet'lle•~t: ~C~h;;•ef~i'l ~8-TD=a~IJ:-:S:e~ntini _ie:l~,:P:om=eto~y~·...:M_ld_d:::;l~•po.rt, 0., M~~ II, 1861 Asa Bradbury. host018 servlllg sherber. punch Mrs. Don Hunnel, Rose Hill. day for a visit with relatives In presiding, Mrs. Sylvia CORRECTION In her review Mrs. Straun and lemon at!cb from a table · The purpose or the devotions Cincinnati. of Logan will be the told of 1111' life of a man who carrying out a sprtn~ !heme m IWas to "Hear," that Is, to see, Mrs. Roy Holter and son Ed· officer. Mn. Arthur Slr-!J11111111o sought 'status" m the Amer· the green cloth, yellow lighted the past, present and future of die vosiltd Tuesday in Cheshtre Named Ol the refreshment of the MJddleport ican way of life in contrast to tapers in crystal holde" and the EUB horne mlsston rtelds. lwith her mother Mrs. George committee were Mrs .J Club In the ~t ol h s pareh~· life as immigrants. yellow flower arrangement in a Mrs . Dixon gave the call to 'i'hnmpson. ' Zirkle, Mrs. Rlch•~d Owen. tile Monday night ~fill ,,. g·,. brought ou t thr growth of crystal bowl. Mrs. Lloyd preworshop. I Cortnthlans 3:7, alter Mrs. John Frick retur,1ed Mrs: Karl Owens, Mrs. Martha lteld of Xn. Wllter llayH, ~h1ch the group.~ead the hymn(horr.e Sunday from Meigs Mem- Childs, and M" . Ben N""tlz· - - - - - - - - - II lt!I'VInjj lbll year 81 ' rpP· ''"'' lwlwfs through lhe sided at the punch bowl Mrs. tmls and •nbulattons of suf. :Helen Hickman, sister of Mrs. Open My Eyes, and Mrs. DIX· ·orial Hospital and is improving. Jng; decorallng committee, Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Wallace Felty Mn. Slrauu II Pl'eJ. fer ,ng the rleo11h of his family IGeorge Lasher, was a guest on read Mark 4:2,8 ano 20 I Mrs. Paul Frick Is s,.enains Alfred Blgg&, Mrs. Nathan are annoonclns the birth of I llf the Amalellr GardenThe grnup voted to purchase The club will convene in OctoFollowing. prayer by Mrs. Ia few days in G8nipolls wltll Biggs. Mrs. Homer Jones. and at Holzer Haapltal. Club. • space on the PTA commun· ber for the new calendar year MRS HOFFMA . Menzel Smtih, several artteles her daughter and son-n-Iaw, ' Mrs. Phil Meinhart. Fetty of Bradbury 11.1 calendar. Mrs. Bradbury • , · N were read Including, The Ken· Mr. and Mrs. William Pullins During the business '""'ton Longstreth are ~:'.;lsA.LT named the program .com;mttee OAK GROVE, W. Va. - Mrs. ~cky HRed 1Bir:h ~": 1 ~ and assisting in the care of hor 37 sick calla were reported; al· The little girl hu USAGE for the new year whtch 1nclud• Tr1sha May Hoffman celebrat· _rs. u_nne • e m r 8 . grandchildren, Lori Ann and 50 the death of Minnif NeutJ- 1named TertSSI Alalne. ed Mrs. James Euler, vice pres· ed her 84th birthday Sunday, DIStrict '" Kentucky, Mrs. Phtl· Stephen Pullins who are Ul. jzing and Mrs. Elmtr Linl'irln, a 'l'hl avenge family In lht idenl and chatrman; Mr; Bruce May 5th. Mrs. Hoffman united tp Ohltnger, Ybor City Miss!~ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rllchle sister of Mrs. Horace Mr. Robert Kennedy ol Slates utel about 1,100 Lloyd. net. president, Mrs For· with the Oak Grove Church 67 m Flortda, Mrs: Arthu~ Evans , and his brother, Larry Rltehle ' ny. Thirty two dol' ,.. w" spent don spent the week end wttil ol Pli annually, but 1 rest Bachte l. Mrs. Rodney A nominating committe• was years ago and was raistd and ~nd ~e Ame~can J Ml!ston ~ Ireturned home Wednesday night Ion alturisUc work. An lnvitai\OII ~is p~ren~ Mr. :nd ~~i a little of this is used at Downing, Mrs Dale Dutton, appointed at the delaytd April lived in the community until ew extco,. rs. ames Wll • from Pataskala, where they 1 was read from the ' Medina or enn Y an too s mo- table. Salt is used In makin& Mrs. Henry Null, librarian . ;md 1 meeting of the Rutland Garden she went to make her home MThe kyTnh offermBg was tal keedn athnd were called Wetlneeday morn- Home for !he aged i•vitiug tne thH~:. Mhrs. .Leonwha Kennshedy 10 shoe le~fJJer, dyes, potMrs. Bra db ur).. Th e dLh, 1-1-mg .club Monday afternoon at the ,WI'th 11er daug hier, Mrs. A It a d rs. ·an omas 181 e mg . by the death of their broth- group to attend , dinner '' o...,r osp1 ere e waa and thOUI8uul _, . entz c os for ~ o1 8 committee will b(' ~1r~ - F.mt>r-l homp of Mrs. Ray Stonf' with !Lucas, ~t ~~ ?reenwood Ter- evoh s ~lth pray~r. er-in·law, Charles McCloud. Mrs. Clars Dunbar who 18 or surgery. i~ms. accounting (or son Jo:es and Mrs Robert Mrs. Paul Winn, vice pre::;ident 1race, Cmcmnah, Ohio twelve Mrs. W!H, pre~1dent, Mrs. Freda Rltr.hie who acco11· tlrinll: from sevlce at th~ hf'lme. Mrs. Lena usage quoted. C::~c.t". in charr,e. years ago. lducted a short busJ~es~ session .panied them, remained to be The membe8 sent a Alpha Barr , iiiiiiii Memhcr:; answerPrl to roll Devotions were given by Mrs. and re~d a communJ.catlon from with her daughter. jfor the gift to be presented to the Holzer hospital witb t..eooa Cllll l)y naming ll /}·,pk Od the Jonah CottrUI . Serving on the r~ IF. the ~plrltual life dtrector. A Mrs. Dunbar at the dinner to be Kennedy who had undergone best seller list. Foll uwing the nominating committee are Mrs. coutrtbution of $10 was made to 1held Ju~ 1. aurgery. Jame!'\ NichohtOJl chairman . the Btble School fund. Prayer M th ked M . 8 1 Mrs .Chris Diehl and Mrs' OJ. by Mrs. Eldon Weeks closed the ~ N rtzls.. ftggsth ~rnt f rs. Miss Carol Ledie of Colum· rn ti eu '"~ or e g• o a new t the •enc~ WI.til Geor~e Lasher. ~~ mee ng. "" 50-otar flag prtstnted "' spen wee. Mrs. James Titus reported on ! thRehfrestehmendts were hserved ~I >troup. A practice ,.,.;on was mother, Mrs. Emma • th• ' Pring regional meeting at e os ss urmg . 1 e socta held following the meeting In- Mr. Kall Knapp and Albany recently, and also dishour to II members and etght Entered Hospital stead of a social hour. Hostessand Ralph, spent a The Alfred Methodist Youth cussed Ihe flower arranging de- .Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roush chtldren. Amoog those Wioo entered es for the June meeting are In West Virginia FeUowship honored !heir moth- monstration held at the Che- vtslled m Logan Suoday With Holzer hospital in the past Mrs. Harrv Clark and Mrs I ers Sundav evening with a , ;IJire Garden club attended his sister, Mrs. George Bren- / • hou_rs were Mrs. M~mu~ 0. Mabel Sanborn. • Mrs. Ralph Knapp and 1 Sewing MaChine special M~th<r' > Day program. ,bY five of the Rutland group. niO<, who is ill ather home and 0 ISmtth, 2 State St., Mtchael R.l ' and Timmy apent a 11 opened wi th piano selec- 1 The program by Mrs. Tttus her husband who ts a patient at Hudsun, llO State St., Mrs. Keras guest ol her motller, A GIFT lions by Wilma Jean Atherton; . was an interesting article en· Mount St. Mary's Hospital in mtt FISher, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, I Roy Tracy of Columbus. Call to worship. Vicki Lynn titled , " Daisies That are Dif· Nelsonville. Mrs. Edward L. Cotrell, Rt. I I carr· Welcome Mothers" bv ferent," taken from lhe hortt- Mrs. Rommle Evans of Lex· Btdwell, Rebecca Lou Call, 150 Mr. and Mro. Blair CadwalSHE'LL LOVE Sand~a Van Meter; A "Litany culture magazine. Mrs. Titus ington Park, Md., has been a Plans were completed for In· Park Dr., Pt. Pleasant, Robert Iader of Columbus and Mr. and of Thanks" for Mothers by the discussed the Gloriosa daisy, a guest of her parents, Mr. and spection by Marguerite Hale, Alton Goldsberry, New Haven, OUnCI Duane Barr of Oak FOREVERI group; the song, "Faith of Our 1pupular vanety, whtch blooms Mrs. Rt~hard Pickens and her worthy grand matron, on May W. Va., Mr•. P. Howard ~- . Chester Council, Daughters th& weekend aa guests Mothers," scripture from Pro- from seed but has a perenmal husbands parents, Mr. and 14 , when Pomeroy Chapter t86, mte, New .Haven, W. Va., Mtss 1America, met in regular · parents, Mr. and l'rfcocl verbs by Terry Swartz ; recita- tendenc~; the color~ suggest Mrs. Edward Evans_ OES, met Tuesday evening at C. Jean Riffle, Rt. 1 Pomeroy, ITuesday evening with 26 Barr. lions as follows, "Understand· Glalardtas, and a vanable dou- Mrs. Sharon Cleland of Co~ the Masonic Temple. IChester S. M~, 1 Reeds- lbers present. ----ing Mother," Pamela Hender· ble form suggest Calendulas. umbus spent a weekend Wtth Ella Smith, worthy matron, VIlle, Mrs. sau~ ~. Finney, . Myrtle Walker, councilor, son; "Account with Mom," Ran- Mrs . Jonah Cottrill presented her parents, Mr. and Mrs. AI- and Dale Smith worthy patron, Jackson, Mr~. ~rey Argabrlght, [sidtd and reported ill was Chlloel WMPO SPEAKER Mlotty Othllf' ~lfls dy Dillinger, "God Wanted," an article, "African Violets len Roush, Bradbury. presided . A dinner will be serv- Wellston, Phillip C. Steele, Rt. Bailey In the hospital. A thank Mrs. Paul Baer of the Cht!SI· Joyce Van Meter; " What Do Climb a Pole," which gave di· Mrs. John Thomas of Elm St. ed at the Federation clmrch at 1 Hanoden, Mrs. Mary B. Rut- you note was read from Ida Garden Club will be To Bo Foulllf At The You Think '!" Ricky Dillinger. rectlons for covering • . pole In M1ddleport ts a patte~t at 6 p. m. preceding the inspect- ledge, Ironton, Esta 0. Allen, Young. N•vada Beaver council speaker Tueada mornb"' A pageant "Treasures," in wtlh sapagman moss holdmg 20 Holzer Hospttal m Galltpolls ion. Initiation was held for one IRt. 1 Mtnford, Charlea C. deputy, thanked the members WMPO di •·~ring which all took part was given. plants. The exhibit on display where shels very ill. Her room candidate . Blythe, Rt. i Greenup, Ky., Ifor participating at the rally th ff bra o~la on u• Sandra Swartz and W II m a was tulip specimens number IS 221. I 'tali . ed Mrs. Wilham R. Enos, Ravens· jand for gift presented her e co eekedour. s. •is,pla)rs · . nv1 ons were recetv to wood w Va and Mrs AI wor on flower ~· Jean Atherton sang, "Precious At the close of the meettng Bert Bable was returned to attend inspecttons of several • ·• · ex· ,Mrs. Walker alao thanktd the Melp County Fair ez. Memories." and Li~d~ Render- a salad coorse was servtd by the Veterans Hospital in Hunt· Chapters includmg, Minear, ~~er J. Raynes, HI. llverness, members lor. tbetr will speak on topics of son gave the benedtclton Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Cecil Bo- tngton thts week alter spending May 11 . Harrisonville May 17 . · and for gilt gtven ber. to all gardeners Corsages ot red ad yellow lin. Eleven members were the weekend with his family in New M~rshfield May' :!2· Ch.,:. Bfrtht First nomination of officers • roses were given to each moth· present and two guests, Mrs. Middleport. He was accompan- shire, Mey :!5; 'and St. Clairs· Mrs. oAifred R. Stew~!, Ma- was held. It was announced that er and grandmother by their Edith Russell and Mrs, Helen led by Rev. Clyde Bartlett. ville, June B. An invitation was son, W. Va. danghter, 4.53 p.m. lhe council would celebrate it's son or daughter. Hickman. Mrs. Arnold Eubanks of Gal- also received to attend Frieods Wednesday. Mrs. Darrell R. annuiversary at the ext meet· Refreshments were served on lipolls and Mrs. James Arnold Night and 8 reception lor Em· Gandee, Rt. 2 Leon, W. Va., lng, At the close of the meetinJ, candle-lit tables, decorated in START SELLING CAMPAIGN of Middleport, were in Milford, ma K Clatwortlly dtstrict pres· son, 3 -' 2 p. m., Wednesday. a silent auction was held. pink aoct orchid to 30 persons PARIS <UPII-Six U.S. bust· Ohio, over the weekend where ident 'on May 28 at Middleport Mrs. Rtchard S. V811co, Rodney, _ present. l!ellSmen launched a campaign they were guests of their aon Th~ charter was draped ;.; daughter, 10:49 a. m. Wtdnesf.H CLUB MET Wednesday to sell the French a and daughter and family, Mr. memory of Helen Schaefer and day The Wide Awake 4-H LODGE MEETS variety of American <OruJumer and Mrs. James Arnold a n d the altar in memory of Fred p i Dfa<barced met Monday evening at goods from toaaters to fishing daughters Mary Caroleen and 8 Le : th nd at ents recently discharged home of the leader Miss Dilmell White Rose Lodge met Wed- rods. Laura. They went especially to tr~n ~e~t~gs.~ wor Y gra pa· included Oltn A•lker, John Hug- McComas. Projects' were work· nHaesday afternoon at th~ Legton The six and JOJSeph Mack of attend the lndtan Hills School At th 1 · th f gins, Raymond Schonman, Mrs. ed on and a recreation period 1 U in Mtddlepo~t Wtth Mrs: the u. s. Department of play, " Pow·Wow," which is e c ose o e mee mg, Ronald Hill, Oltver Van Meter, enjoyed later. Carl Maltox, prestdent, presld- merce make up a U. s. an annual event given lor three refreshments lere served by Mrs. William Burke, Lawrence AI the cloae of the meeting I'O$SIII.f mg. Cards were sent to shnt·m ment trade mission which · days. Mr. Arnold is a teacher ~ha :d• Y ;:an~ !Constance Wolfe, Mrs. Judson Moreland, the girls were tbe 'guests of AND l'IACriCAL l'LASTER, DRY WALL, members. Following the short spend a month in Paria, Bordeeux in the Indian Hills school. te s, nna eu er, Jane Mrs. Harley Stalnaker, Mrs. Mrs. L. W. McCOitlBI for rewitb y _,_,, buainess meeting desert and and Marseille to promote in· Mr - and Mrs. Ray Smith of Abbott and Helene Mullen. David Herbert, Hr.nry Hllgen- freshmentts at tlle Dairy CONCRETE, BRICK, coffee were served by the host· creased American exporta Grosvenor St, Athens, are cele• , bert, Charmaine Wilson, Tim- Attending were Roby• 'l~~:~::ii WOOD, WALL BOARD esaes Mrs. Clifford Jacobs, Ml!. France as a means of helping !heir golden wedding an- Ducu.,wn Theme othy Ellis, Steven Schilling, Myrta Wilson Calhy ~ Denver Nelson and Mrs. Clar- solve the American "balance · Sunday with an open Is On 'Pialms' Mrs. James Browning, George Mary HolerrWt Marsha ~tolll,ll OR PREVIOUSLY LATEX FLAT ence McNeal. paymento" problem. by their daughters A program on the "Psalms" SchQ!der, Mrs. Willard Ebers· Mary Jo and S~ron IDndy, J&J•·II PAIN'l'ED METAL WALL FINISH Cooper, Brecks- of the Bible were given by Mrs. bach, MJ;a. Calvin Simpson, le Jerard, Sheila Toney, Bre•n·ll and Mrs. J. H. Fallon, Pearl Reynolds when the Loyal Mrs. Wlllwm HaD, Mrs. John da Toney, Joeephfne Toney, and lilt • ol Nor -lootllr , - - - - - - - - - , She Will Like Our Syracuse, N. Y. The Smitll~ Pals Class met Tuesday even- Clouse, Mrs. Paul Kelly, Mrs. Rhonda ifyleiL ....,. Mil , ,_ -~-.:eo Gallon Owrt resldentts of Middleport ing at the home of tbe pres!· Jesse Donahue, Mrs. James W. ._ 11 ..... -... 11 Ill '"'id!! II ....., II II mhere they lived on at tlle dent Miss Frances Roosh 011 Taylor aod Infant son, and Mrs. USAGE GROWTH IIflou.lasi~ll property on Grant Fifth St. A discussion was 'held Ronald G. Martin aod infant PritA' to World War 11 only - .,1111l o . ' 1 St. daughters attended on tlle program topic wttil Mrs. son. one-third of a tree wae utilized n lllllott 11 lllllo Mil .,.._ eHats 11 • • • eDresses Middleport sch~ls and tlle fam· Reynolds serving as moderator_ Amoag AU~ , to ~uco wood products - A/rre d y ou th Honor Mothers Sunday fven1ng ' . RIZ.ER Oil ' ,:- Open 9 to 6 Mon. t11ru Ftl.-t to ~ Satutilay MILL ST. .. \ \ ," . MIDDLEPORT , road. �c~-----p>--ua.u , Sent1Del, Pomero . _y·MI ~ \eport, 0 ., May 8, J""• ..1beD Potta. Olbor 'out Ill !Dn D.:. .,..._.~ _!._ . spent • ff''ll.l WANT AD """' .•~\tf==:::-=::::-:=,..f~~-----E · · · _of ~~ ~· INFO~MA TION ' ·--~19:1:::::-~~~:-:-~~=-~~~!! "i-ilc~~SI~N~-~~S! SERVICES Syracuse relatives lien! for thtt funeral oashari days with his mother, Mn. !.ell' POMEROY MOTOR o. Oblo-.• AUCI'IONEER. I "fNiceae1s. wHe'':andMnDr . Leah MrFlck Snrden. ~.,., ut!l.Am ~,.._ Ill N E s. s ' N Ronnie ot Reedsville viJI. -f' ~ ..,.. n.-0,:!::'~.,'"'"' 4 11 Uo CWS, VCDts Sim Howe of' Martella. , OCiety . OlCS liect"a week wllh ' his granctpar. Mr. Carl Hubbard of OWensents, Mr. and Mn. Clint Orr. t:c '"Ill:' IS YOUR BEST UCSAERD BET BY MRS. ADA SLACK horo, Ky. spent thtt weekend Mr. and Mn. Rey White n1 ~,,.. , ;.'., ";,;~·-:; ~~;••~.: • Mr. aDd Mrs. Morris Harden here . accompanied to Mrs. Thelma Eddy and Bel· Ma$SIIlon spent a few dafl re.. Ill .... oNES fl,ef ..re ... . 1 0 .... 4 OIIV le • Orr and • CAM I!;I.I .HION5 TIONS He Willi Kr;~uLAnONS Red spent a few days with their son Kentucky by his wife for a vis- ty Lou, Judy and Nancy and cently with Mr. and Mn. Char,... """"·-· .. ... -· 1957 Chevrolet Bel AI 4 Doo $74 5 Hill, near Darwood and daughter-in-law, T-c2 and II. Russell Dean of spent Ies Spencer. • · . " ""'' •· ....... ••• ,., ....... r r Napper, l.angsvolle, Ohlo. Mn. Robert R. Harden and Mn. Laura Sayre of Dorcas a weekend With the fanuli .. of ; ' ah, t.ires,Power&Ude R&H. t turquoi.Je . 1 Sip daughter Pamela Fawn at Nor· aud Mr. James Jackson of Bea- Grover White and Relph Bal- Mr. and Mrs. R oger Gru- !;• ,,.~, lbould 1111 ~ eyl.goodmo1~, tran.t. , ivory over fin. '1'i'"=2iiedi;;oiiiliraiiie: folk va ver Falls. Pa. visited sis- lard. and daughten of Logan 1961 Corvair Lakewood Wagon _ $!, Myla Hudson was call· ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bak· called here for the funeral II: ·. 765 , For Want Ad Sent.. Powerghde trans., radio, heater whlt...all u,... Storm. doors. and windows, ed to McDonald, Pa. due t4 the Mrs. James S. Quick. er of Columbus spent the week her grandfather, Mlke Theta. , ... 1 • •;.:,•,·,.,::• •• rack, wblte finil;h,red interior. ' • u1gage carpeting. Lot 50x3110. Land death of sister. Mr. and Mr.. Charles Neu- end with Milo McDole. Ralph Ballard, Grover .. :" • C•••• .....,., '"' ..,,_ ..,. contract, WY 2·37112. 5-Utp Mrs. Larry Hubbard and chil· man and Sharlee were in Ath- Mrs. Ronald Davis of Middle- and VerllOII Dolin attended .t·.. wal'(l ..w dren visited her mother Mrs ens, where they attended the port spent SUnday with Mr. and runral at Millersburg Saturday_. , . . ....... "' ........... " . . . Susie Workman at Cottag'eville,· Andy Griffith show. ' !Mrs. Arvll Holter and family . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 1 " tort ""' wlthh• If' ota•• Ll L':J_ _J •• · at•eT riN!el• OPEN EVES. 8:00 fi'.M. \,1/Cif'IO ~_,,., W. Va. Weekend gnests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dolin ca lied on Mr. and Mrs. Chari.U - ..... •• '},':,,,:;: POMEROY, OHIO Mrs. Laura Leifheit, return- Mrs. Arthur Morarlty were Mr. and family of Ravenswood spent SJiM'ncer Sunday, - • :: ;'";:,,'rpc•oh!':r•;' ... ou 11 .,.,. IIPOMIEROY - 7 room frame ed lo her borne after visiting and Mrs. Ralph Ballad and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Grov- Rev. Paul Jones, Mr. and Mrt.' '-'"'' OFFI CE HOURS •::---------~---------Jihome with bath, hot water heat- with her daughters and their daughter Brenda Lee of Bash· er White. Clayton Shamblin of Mtn-· '' ••~~~~ IT'S ~- ~·so~"·:EASY .~ ~-~·~:~~~~ FOR ~-...-.,...---+-:-:=~ ~[]~~[9[~ Elng, tu ll basement, veranda. families in Columbus. She waa an.: Mrnd.andd Mrs . Larry Mar- Mr .. and Mrs. Clint Orr spent ville and Mr. and Mrs. 11'8 ·"" xce11ent construction, in ~ood accompanied home by ·her dau- ar1 1Y a aughter Marcy Jo several days in Columbus with Tibbs spent Sunday with Mn.- • TO PLACE A condition and well located. $10,- ghter, Mrs. Ruth Jovan and of Columbus ; Mrs. Ray Pillion their grandson, Billy, who was Louise Headley and Tommy. ·.... REST~.T PRoD< ICING I WE OFFER every kind of bulldaughter. and Mrs. Rex Donahoe or Spring in Children's Hospital. Mr. and Mn. Ralph BaUard'' • W4.N'T AD •· do,er, back, hoe excavation, RACINE - 6 room frame .orne Miss Nellie Hamer of Nelson- field and Mrs. Harley Carmen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker and daughter were sup pet · PHONE WY 2-2157 "Antique Cor" Pattern general ,Jlauling and fill dirt. with bath, forced hot air heat- ville spent 8 few days with Miss o£ Addison. and family or Ktllbuck spent a guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jaclr .. Talll6 oz. Water Call WY 2-3243. Free esU- mg, basement and _porches Two Jennie Potts. She was called Mr. and Mrs C 1 Du k- weekned with Mr. and Mrs . Crisp and family of Danville;· qiasses With Purchase mates. Emmet w. Shuler, car garage and utility building . here by the death or Miss !so· wo th _ Grover White. Tuesday. 1 t.0 thar h0 c 10 You get 1 glas11 tree each Contracting. 4 26 tfc lot and garden. $13.000.r • enrou e e~r ~~ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lawrence · - - _t-IOTICES time you purchase 10 gal- II c:Ai:ilWiWi'i Should easily qualify ror v. ' Coshocton £rom Florrda VISited and family spent Tuesday with Mr . Ira Kyle and. Mrs. Halell . SOUP, 20c, l ll<' H 0 IJ1 Ions of gasoline or more, or II 30 year loan. It his. SISter, Mrs. Agnes Whtte Mr. and Mrs. Doris Arnold of Whtte and son "· made pie, lfc Ja ck's Dain II a combination oil change on farm ponds lakes t - 6 m fr "th and brother Richard Duck- Rock Sprin•s called on Grover White famUy . .. " and lube job. • • pr vroo ame WI worth o · Sunday Bar, Middlet"••·t. '-'-''"·" Start A Set Now! ate roads, clearing land, base- oil furnace heating, running wa· Co~ M · d M R betH d Mr. and Mrs. William Sorden M ~ M H 11 · .... ment excavat:Jns and other ter sink and cabinets Large rv .. . r. an rs. o r ar en. r. rs . o y Frlend . NEWELL'S GARAGE . Chester. I Phone WY 2-3243.' Emmet w: :on blacktop road." $3500.110. MAY' Jtmmy and were week- Mrs. Obert Markins. spent a day with her llllllhl!f, Now open undPr new moo· Super Service Station Shuler. Contracting. real buy. The Past Councilors of Theo- end guests of lbetr son and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gilkey Mrs .. Gertrude Frank of Net,". agement. Richard 1.. Cole- Open 24 Hours WY 2,9932 4 26 tfc C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR dorus Council Daughters of daughter-m-law, Mr. and .Mrs. and Jackie, Rodney Dennis and sonvdle. . · mau. 5-7-Jip PHIDIE WY Z.3830 America will meet Thursday Robert A. Harden of_ Marlon. Joe~ of Gallipolis and Mr. alld Jack Cr.!lp of Danvllle callDOUBLE - DECKER ~:~~a~nd ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN evening at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wtllts Leadrng. Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and Karen, ed on Mr. and Mrs. A. H. B~ ; SEWING exterJor. Call · Wilt, PHONE wv II-ZZZ8 James SaY,e, Syracuse. _ ham, Connoe, Barbara and Kathy and Tad, local, were din- ley SUnday. wlches now available at sales and sctvice. The The Women's Missionary So- Rose Mane were weekend ner guests of Ava Gilkey SUn- Mrs. Myrtle Walker Is tend6011 N. Second Street, MiddleneUe' s Home Restaurant rio Shop, 115 W Second, port. 30tc ciety of the Pomeroy First guests or hos mother, Mrs. Rosa day. ing U•e Minersville Pool Office 43 en· 5:30 a. m. tili niidrught. l -.m:_er~o:.:;y;_·~W~'Y~2-~2284:·;....:;;~~~~~~~':"':";:"~=_;~::;~ ~u/t,' ' Thursday Baptist Church will meet on Leadrngham at South Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Hinds and ror two weekll. Phone WY 2-9976. See Us For,. • at 7:30 p. m. at the Sunday. Mr. _Leadrngham at- Jayce and David called on Mr . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edge! , '60 Chevrolet $I ,495 I church with the East Main St. ~nded a D1stnct Cabrnet Meet- and Mrs. Obert Markins Sun- spent Wednesday afternoon wlili COFFEE sc.-Home..made V88 Sta. Wa gon. Original • DeKalb Seed Corn MASON - 3 bedroom frame group of Ruth Circle as hos· mg of !.tons club_ and dier at day afternoon. Mrs. Lola Sorden. .· black fin ish like new. AutoD K lb home, la~ge carpeted. Bvlng tesses. the Hurth. Hotel 1 Portsmouth. Rev. John Davies called on Mrs. Sadie Trlll!lleU attendeil · nuts 5c Break£ast served and mali c shift. • e a Sudax room. This ho~ ts s1~ated The Pomeroy Bend Citizens Mrs. Leadmgham visited her Mrs. Ruby Halliday f<'riday. the funeral of Lester McNtiDiee"· ::esR::~:~~an~t aBnadtcnpeli:!lzz',a'; II '59 Chevrolet $1,495 or SX-11 ~ attracttve 60 x 120 lot Band Redia club will hold its Sister and brother-m-law, Mr. Mrs. Halliday is slowly recov· at Ewing Funeral home Sunday; :. With large double garage. monthly meeting Thursday eve- and Mrs. Charles Main o£ New ering a£ter seven weeks In the Shop. Reasonable prices. Converlible Impala V8. PowAgrico Fertilizer $12,000.00. ning at the Second Ward F"Jre Bost4n. • hospi"lal. ·-~-------• en 5:30 a. m. till 12 er stPering_ Beautiful alJ while finish . M"ddl NIEW HAVEN - brick .4 hed· House In Pomerry . Don C. Weese has enroII ed D , J } , I eport Feed M"ll Ohio. I room home, forced alf fuel Rock Springs Grange w! II in a Barber Sch I . Col r. and Mrs. Don G'bso r n .. Phone Wy Tony Fowler, Owner I. Opp. oil heat, storm windows and meet Thursday at 8 p:m. Re- bus s oo m urn- and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Douglas \ . "We Do Custom Grinding" oak floors. Very good buy at freshments will he served ·11f nd M P'l and Mark and Kay were dinner . AUTOMOBILE utsur.,c· cancelled! LoS! yow N. 2nd Avo. Middleport $10,500.00. The Xi Gamma Mu ited oyd T. Chap- guests of Robert Alkire Sunday. OCiety ews license• Csll WY 2-2!161>. Pomoroy, Ohio 3\2 miles from New Haven - 5 of Beta Sigma Phi will meet Mr nds M Jts gransdparents, Mr. and Mrs . Bud Douglas . h . h ood . .a rs. ames . Qmck have purch ed t "I • ·~~· P~v......,,G • '.5 ' REPAIR · room orne Wit g garden at the Ohto Power Office Thurs- M n .· as a rater. ... y_a_-=-c nd easequipment. See Moeller Furnaces spot, stoker-fired coal fum· day at 8 p.m. There will be ill- war. a d Mrs. Clarence Stoll- It is reported that Raymond Ralph Lee was in Jewell Curtts. Breezy Hewhts Arnold Brothers ace. Also 5 acres of ground. stallation of officers. Sa r a h da gner "thof WMooster spent a few Cotterill has purchased his old on Mon~ay t4 deliver some cat- . Uy with Dex-A-Diet Pho_ ne WY 2·3716, Pomeroy, 6! E. •.·'ai · n St., Pomeroy Ohio wo r . and 1 rrom the C e c i l tle to hIS daughter s Mrs. J arne.' . only .98c. Stark Orugs Oh " $7,000.110. Gibbs will present a prOgram ys Lo . Mrs . Her• horne pace 8 3 60tp ' 10. 5 9 3tp P~one WY Z-%448 • CUCKLER REALTY on Mexico and hostesses will be :;a~ n~on, havtng been call· Blackwoods. Ingram and Mrs. Dwight Swep. 8 SINGER SEWING machine A-1 6 7 lie BRANCH OFFICE Louise Thompson and Roberta . ere Y, the death _or M r · Delmar Rhodes baa returned ston. ' :· coodiliuo. Equipped with auto=----I JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN O'Brien. :uw~gner s brother-rn · law, home £rom the hospital. Donna Circle spent Satu"' · HELP WANTED malic decorator to zig-zag, PHONE 882-2M3 MAY 10 en · ren Roush at New Hav- Mrs. Oma Arix is employed day night with her parents M'r, TRAIN men or women fancy designs, Complete Service NEW HAVEN, W VA. Mary Shrine . White Shrine of ' fW. Va. Mrs. Clara Thorn- in Pt. Pleasant. and Mrs. Homer Circle and' · ' • as o Hartford was also a guest M G c ramily Crltt Bradford 5 WILL to work with me 6 ho ·s a etc. Used discs. Balance due FOR SALE - Two bedroom Jerusalem, will meet Friday at . rs. race arr spent Sun. . . ' day Excellent earnings •l!er $42.00 cash or 6 payments of Write, Pbooe or Contact hor Be tifuJ Birch kitch 8 p m at the IOOF Hall Pot· day afternoon with the Jack James Circle and Rickey <if short trainmg periorl. Write $8.00 monthly. Phone WY 2· A. C. BRADFORD en h t 164; luck will be• serv· Clark family. New Haven spent Sunday witlr .Bo!t 43. Middleport, Ohio. 2204. 5 9 6tc Racine, Ohio Lbx::tn ea3a j 0 b ' ed following the meeting. I ISOD _Clifford Cuckh>r called on old Mrs. ' ~ 18 lfc Blaettnar, WY 2-5!27. il-!9-llc The Motlk!rs Auxiliary of . frtends m Harrtsonvrlle and VI· Mrs. Done Sm1th, Mrs. Mal' 5 8 3tp SEWING MACHiNE. .'· .· Boy Scout Troop 245 of · -· c1nity SUnday. . .. garet Yost, Mrs. lloush, ·. •.•Ex;::pe=r;-: ie"" nc:ced -;-k ;-:i-:tc··h·-e n--,-h""' el:-p-.""'A"""P· new 1!163 modeL Sews forport are sponsortna a nrmmage OCI ews Mrs. Gilkey VISited_re- and Mrs. Eume attend' . . PLY IN PERSON ONLY. ward and backward. Comes • acre ground, full basement. sale Saturday May 10 in I he cently m Mason Ctty w t t h ed the Past Presodents Parley · Martin Restuarant, Middle- complete with accessories and Phone WY 2-l!I 27 4-2?·30tp McMaster Building in upper M d . . her aunt, Mrs. Eva Knapp, Mrs. or the Racme Auxiliary Post · Oh" guaranteed. $42.110 or lerms. Middleprt beginning at 1 am. r. an Mrs. Dav1d Hinds of Eileen Duncan and son, Mrs. 602 .held at the home of Mrif. · --""='::-::-.,.-,==-::-=---1 MAY ll th . spent the weekend Wanda Kapp, Mrs. Daisy Knapp Lomse Stewart In Athens Oil 5 9 3tc Phone WY 2-2204. 10 · 5 9 61c • REAL ESTATE The o££iclal visitation of Beelf daughter, Mr. and and Mrs. Velda Simma. Tuesday evening. ·~ . ,. ,. . , . .," • .•_... ·m_.,.,., ,. ••• ~ ~~ .~;~ ~: =~~~~~ ~·~ .~:~ ~,:. ;:::~ l Dan~Uie. & @) :;;t!~!. :~-:':~~~ ~ POMEROY MOTO '?o"e~,.01 ~,'!::;;:,llll.,;, R cp. @ ot.. Wboste~ ~ •~ th~lr ~s. wert,:;;-~ "Will~ ~l··· ~~· fREE rs·ocIAL I Cl~ ilr. I Barberton~ ~ Pomeroy Landmark Debbi~ >· 1 Ulrme BlaettnarS Ch~pter man'-.~ S ', r~. N ~LO=sE='"'w"'E=r"'G'""IIT=--sa"r'"e'l Columbu~ I ue~m':.~ r~freshments ~t!aa WHEEL AliGNMENT WHEEL -~AUTO -~ 1.,_ FiiiRSALE~-r.rooiOnmliiOO.rO,l ELECTROLUX automatic vacD FOR SALE or trade. the! No. 62 or the International uum cleaner with all clean'•. Six room•, bath, hal£ base- Order of Job's Daughters will ,. n. Rambler ing attachments and cord ment, hot and cold water, be held at the Pomeroy Mason, . , Werld Standard rlf Compact wrnder. Used paper pop our · • gas heating, garage. one acre ic Temple, Saturday, at % p. ' EseeUeace bags. Balance due $43.69 or 7 ground, in RutJand. Will sell m . All Masons, Eastern Stars, Ill& ear room. ride and perform- payments $7 00 monthly Ph. on land contraot. S. D. BU&- and parents or Job's Daughters ....., SmaU car economy and WY 2-2204 kirk, Rutland, Ohio. 5-7-1111> are Invited. managerabDity SALE _ .8 of m 11 e Return Jonathan Mei~ Chap. I I 5 9 6tc See from Pomeroy on Route 143 ter, DAR will meet Fr~c c.y af· MetropoUiao Moton 8 room house, bath, larg~ ternoon at 2 p.m. at the home l ;.B. Main Street, Pomeroy utility room and garage. Hea~ of Mrs. Dw~ght Mllh~ Porn· "., 1 Pbono WY Z.3870 ed by gas. Nice location. Pric- er_oy Rd. National mus1c week , 4 Z2 lie FURNISHED apartments. ~ 4 room, 1 five room. Furnish· ed to sell. Call after 4 p, m. will be obse_rved wtth a ~ro­ : J()ll NEW or used cars or ed and unfurnishd. p h on except Saundays, LY 6-M24, ~am. on var1ous types or mus., '' trucks, pllone Marvm Mark! WY 2-2557. 5-7-tfc McArthur Ohln wal msrtuments. ' • MAY U ' J SAt.ESMAN Beasley MaUt· Athens I.y 34061 HOUSE for rent. Foilf rooms The Daughters of Ruth Class ' !0-9-llc •nd bath. Lincoln Heights. FOR SALE: Four ~ the United Methodist church Phone WY 2-3575 after 5 o'. Good seven room house, "'u'·l .... m meet at the home of Mrs. clock. 4 23 and 12 hath, basement Gloeckner, Qak St., MJl(l" MOOERN 4 room furnished ~age, out of blgh at 2 P· m. with Miss Ctlftie Carpet unfurnished apartment. Miol-11 Could he made Into as co-hostess. with purchase of dleport. WY 2-3874. ts c·ty WSCS o£ Rock Sprtnas UJ!nre :i1•arnpoo. Bak· 3 15 tfc men · 1 water' Methodist church will meet Phone WY 2-31191 ly, gas. Priced for Furniture, Mllidleport THREE See Okey Wood, at 7:30 p. m. at the .,'-'\["!If·, 5-7-6tc • and tour room fumisl> POMEROY, OHIO l;ru;;;;-;;:;;;~. __ ed and unfurnished Phone I'Y 2-110116. M house . Call ments. WY 2->434. '~~~~~~ or inquire at ~94 l 12 6 Middleport. 5-7-6tp f<'URNISHED and unfurnished Copy an• tetter or d · - L•. .• Nttl~ . ..,.._. " -.----.... 8 NICE York and uoaa. NOTtCI :V~vO<m boar , · apartments. Paid utilities. 'leuter JnslU'ance, Pomeroy. pl·gs, 7 weeks old. vm ... waW or Syraeu OhioE.s.T. wUI b1de J%:110 ... Noon $50. Ont' Come a- £ore 5 p. m. Phone WY 2 IS tfc Milhoan, Phone WY 2-G768. :~~~:•. the 1813,Vllll,., lor ••lint ,.artou• to 11\ttt DeOne Se1 pipe 1ies. 2776. after 5 p. m. Phone 1 -;;::::;-;;:=--::;:--:-c--~ S8 Oil Hll:hwn ,. 31 bedfil:a• "\.2" $10 Grueser 2-3574. 12 6 l:arl Graeser, Plambln& ... 1 ; ' "w<~rks, WY 2·3>76. Dealing I''RIDiliGHOIRSif,""4);eif~~ HORSE, 4 year old ;~,;,;.:":; >-7-Jtp FOR SALE OR RENT Mlnersvme, Ohio gelding. Phone WY 2-2621. SCALES, shaker .creen ~ANT ADS WOt\R wonders End your troableo 5 9 3tc 20 H.P. m :ltor , crab , when you wish l.l bu) or sell We bve aD s1zet ft. Double cha"' con- Read the Want AJs £01 qwck Sewer Machines .,t,jiy~1or, motor generator. Call results Reasonable Rates z.;!23l. - - "entiiy-Jo;:at;;d,"4'bE;i. CaD WY •~Z974 Day er NIPI =--:-:-- : - - - 5- 4 61c _ Conveniently 4 7 26 washer. Call i room ramily home 11'. bath 1r=======;;,.;~11c~l 5 3 12tp hot water heat. Newly r!: II pants, shirts and Lot 75 x 189. Price Carl Cheva lier $8000.110. 121 S. 7th St., Middleport. 1£ interested phone 5 6 30tp Portsmouth El. 3-7211, Would Blinds all kinds rent to responsible party. SALES.,___ .uALANCING SHO(K ABSORBERS eFRONT-END REPAIR eBRAKE · REPAIR ;;;;;:;:;-==-""""'---'-'_121c _ HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE COP~G ~Wea- I:~~~~~~~~~IS~~~~~~~:;; 'iu. ae- ! blinds and 5 stlades .r -------.....::~9:..;6:::t:::_c_l l shades .... ~ ,, I POULTRY I Harr' vilJ e S •a1 N Ma~y. Circl~. ~ ~ose B~inker TRADE-IN BARGAINS Low-Priced to ·Go ~ ~ We Now Have 3 Good Used Refrigera's One Rebuilt Aluminum Tub 3 Good Used TV Sets WeHave3 Maytag Wringer Washer Ranges 1 Servel A Few GAS Refriger'r Used Living Rm. Chairs Priced Very Cheep One Used 1 Ton Amana Air-Conditioner Electric , Sele On.All FLOOR LAMPS -AT COST 3 Good· Used Automatic Washers tile -~--------'!""---------• BY 11ICK DtJIIIIOir ' a f)dl-bour treaQno11i l<r tile 111'11 ~ 1'.- llaloa 'I o! HOLLYWOOD lllPII-II tMt1 iloftd 1o1 at ebeek to beCID 1 conlwcLal ~ lbo bclr.- ll't at tho otartllll pte Ill tho .leD- Ill luelq Derby. Credit .. ~TV with Ill awful lot of cheek. 1 "' -". tho aatlou'a ciamoi'OUI bar10 race waa about to aot UDder way·Soturday, tho t==eaa waa Incredibly Interr;upted by e beer ODIIIp!l'cial. It Yll'J ...,.ly cool ~· the •llbl ol ptrt of tho ,..,. The lmp...ton received bJ thll. viewer iJ tbllt tho COIIU!IeJ' ell! may have beoa eu1 Jbort amid 1011!1 ta.t-I'"CO"d !niiJJ I o get thlngo squared IWIII'. ror oo 110011flf <ltd the commercial dl.oappear 1han_the Derby began. But that was not Ill. Bardly wa• the race over 1han there waa anothe< commercial, thb one about IIIWD sprinklers or aometblng <JI the like. The rooull II that the Derby seemed llmost like ocimethintl slipped In bjotween 1 couple of Cbmmerclall, whl<b In (act k wu. It waa a cra11 performance, and aU tho more ahameful and and becaUH CBS blld gone t4 the worthwhile trouble of giving the Derby - -----. •• 1Blh ......, of "1bo go! the lm)INIIlon IIIII W•Jon." 1 !ollrstnpna aroup to adt saluted "The wlilcb Seeser ...,. beJonaod tbore at th over-all oll'ect WM time. Capable ladl Ill.- . who 1 II 1 ~ plelure at blm with pul lbe bood 00 Olllblttiod ' 1U. _....._; illld DilDy of tho wblcll earllor l!lld ts'dldW oelled tho ra... oppoond 11mnr• ........,.._,. lido ll't 6om well- - . I I Smllll'l ........ by that lalt mlllll fuN, . ,, lalonm'J *bliMI. Rlcbotd N._, oeemed almoot tho lui .,.._ to 11011.. that a.deaUII1, lbe - - - - - - - - . . . : . . . . - - - - - - - - L-,....1:.~..-A tual winner, blld """"' up Into eooteallon. l"daa1 blame hlnl ..,. I whit • To be brulall1 frlllk. 1 u.. DOWIC without fo!blopng, lhouall tt II u=ma I. AD~ ... oftelllll&roW.UO.. Somo people I l.l'.rl.puDI !maw, boww.,., 1101 only 0111 live I. ........ :IO. C<MI&' l.lllwitboUI It, but feel thll '11111 "- '- rr.q ,( 2 - ) IAI 16.- 0 AJl Y CROSSWORD -". =· =- . -- S.:f= "* I& Ill.... 11011111, aeed 1.1. calllt lhef oqmet>ow •a...ote 1!. with beards, people wk o washing and wide-eyed radicalll; and having once had a wild ambiUon to the live-string ballJo 111 Chicago, I think there b aome merit to thot wuhlng lbeslll. At any rate tt oeemed Inovltablt that a polllcal problem · eveiiiUally would arlle over AJIC.TV'I new Saturday folblnglng show, ''HoWnanny," and tt baa. For a whlle now aome performer• bllve to appear on tha show, clalmlng the conln>verslal Pete Seeger il banned from ll because of alleged potiU· oal reas:.os. Now, In the latest Ja. sue of "Variety," there are seven pageo of advertising that oeem refused WMPO Radio =.T:n tl.atpploo J&.Pull · Jt. l lheep '-- aliT I.Ba.... 11. Tro 'r 01111\J - 1& sdcl:m ~ Cutbo -) 1& a- to = = •·=· :a:L•i 1 , witll : 12. B~ a .&1 - 111' ~ -............. 11.a :a. 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Itl FINAL ~Y {;ET 10 Wi'f 5k ' S5 IN "THIS UNDEI<TAKlNOI MAY 1 :lOON !«teN ~PT?E I'E CM'R ''"'"'''' FA5HION51 MY~VENGEON ,, .'lHAT WINKLE R<\ME . __ SH 2-4811" ' I ' tt; ,I ' ' ' ., �c~-----p>--ua.u , Sent1Del, Pomero . _y·MI ~ \eport, 0 ., May 8, J""• ..1beD Potta. Olbor 'out Ill !Dn D.:. .,..._.~ _!._ . spent • ff''ll.l WANT AD """' .•~\tf==:::-=::::-:=,..f~~-----E · · · _of ~~ ~· INFO~MA TION ' ·--~19:1:::::-~~~:-:-~~=-~~~!! "i-ilc~~SI~N~-~~S! SERVICES Syracuse relatives lien! for thtt funeral oashari days with his mother, Mn. !.ell' POMEROY MOTOR o. Oblo-.• AUCI'IONEER. I "fNiceae1s. wHe'':andMnDr . Leah MrFlck Snrden. ~.,., ut!l.Am ~,.._ Ill N E s. s ' N Ronnie ot Reedsville viJI. -f' ~ ..,.. n.-0,:!::'~.,'"'"' 4 11 Uo CWS, VCDts Sim Howe of' Martella. , OCiety . OlCS liect"a week wllh ' his granctpar. Mr. Carl Hubbard of OWensents, Mr. and Mn. Clint Orr. t:c '"Ill:' IS YOUR BEST UCSAERD BET BY MRS. ADA SLACK horo, Ky. spent thtt weekend Mr. and Mn. Rey White n1 ~,,.. , ;.'., ";,;~·-:; ~~;••~.: • Mr. aDd Mrs. Morris Harden here . accompanied to Mrs. Thelma Eddy and Bel· Ma$SIIlon spent a few dafl re.. Ill .... oNES fl,ef ..re ... . 1 0 .... 4 OIIV le • Orr and • CAM I!;I.I .HION5 TIONS He Willi Kr;~uLAnONS Red spent a few days with their son Kentucky by his wife for a vis- ty Lou, Judy and Nancy and cently with Mr. and Mn. Char,... """"·-· .. ... -· 1957 Chevrolet Bel AI 4 Doo $74 5 Hill, near Darwood and daughter-in-law, T-c2 and II. Russell Dean of spent Ies Spencer. • · . " ""'' •· ....... ••• ,., ....... r r Napper, l.angsvolle, Ohlo. Mn. Robert R. Harden and Mn. Laura Sayre of Dorcas a weekend With the fanuli .. of ; ' ah, t.ires,Power&Ude R&H. t turquoi.Je . 1 Sip daughter Pamela Fawn at Nor· aud Mr. James Jackson of Bea- Grover White and Relph Bal- Mr. and Mrs. R oger Gru- !;• ,,.~, lbould 1111 ~ eyl.goodmo1~, tran.t. , ivory over fin. '1'i'"=2iiedi;;oiiiliraiiie: folk va ver Falls. Pa. visited sis- lard. and daughten of Logan 1961 Corvair Lakewood Wagon _ $!, Myla Hudson was call· ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bak· called here for the funeral II: ·. 765 , For Want Ad Sent.. Powerghde trans., radio, heater whlt...all u,... Storm. doors. and windows, ed to McDonald, Pa. due t4 the Mrs. James S. Quick. er of Columbus spent the week her grandfather, Mlke Theta. , ... 1 • •;.:,•,·,.,::• •• rack, wblte finil;h,red interior. ' • u1gage carpeting. Lot 50x3110. Land death of sister. Mr. and Mr.. Charles Neu- end with Milo McDole. Ralph Ballard, Grover .. :" • C•••• .....,., '"' ..,,_ ..,. contract, WY 2·37112. 5-Utp Mrs. Larry Hubbard and chil· man and Sharlee were in Ath- Mrs. Ronald Davis of Middle- and VerllOII Dolin attended .t·.. wal'(l ..w dren visited her mother Mrs ens, where they attended the port spent SUnday with Mr. and runral at Millersburg Saturday_. , . . ....... "' ........... " . . . Susie Workman at Cottag'eville,· Andy Griffith show. ' !Mrs. Arvll Holter and family . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis 1 " tort ""' wlthh• If' ota•• Ll L':J_ _J •• · at•eT riN!el• OPEN EVES. 8:00 fi'.M. \,1/Cif'IO ~_,,., W. Va. Weekend gnests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Dolin ca lied on Mr. and Mrs. Chari.U - ..... •• '},':,,,:;: POMEROY, OHIO Mrs. Laura Leifheit, return- Mrs. Arthur Morarlty were Mr. and family of Ravenswood spent SJiM'ncer Sunday, - • :: ;'";:,,'rpc•oh!':r•;' ... ou 11 .,.,. IIPOMIEROY - 7 room frame ed lo her borne after visiting and Mrs. Ralph Ballad and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Grov- Rev. Paul Jones, Mr. and Mrt.' '-'"'' OFFI CE HOURS •::---------~---------Jihome with bath, hot water heat- with her daughters and their daughter Brenda Lee of Bash· er White. Clayton Shamblin of Mtn-· '' ••~~~~ IT'S ~- ~·so~"·:EASY .~ ~-~·~:~~~~ FOR ~-...-.,...---+-:-:=~ ~[]~~[9[~ Elng, tu ll basement, veranda. families in Columbus. She waa an.: Mrnd.andd Mrs . Larry Mar- Mr .. and Mrs. Clint Orr spent ville and Mr. and Mrs. 11'8 ·"" xce11ent construction, in ~ood accompanied home by ·her dau- ar1 1Y a aughter Marcy Jo several days in Columbus with Tibbs spent Sunday with Mn.- • TO PLACE A condition and well located. $10,- ghter, Mrs. Ruth Jovan and of Columbus ; Mrs. Ray Pillion their grandson, Billy, who was Louise Headley and Tommy. ·.... REST~.T PRoD< ICING I WE OFFER every kind of bulldaughter. and Mrs. Rex Donahoe or Spring in Children's Hospital. Mr. and Mn. Ralph BaUard'' • W4.N'T AD •· do,er, back, hoe excavation, RACINE - 6 room frame .orne Miss Nellie Hamer of Nelson- field and Mrs. Harley Carmen Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baker and daughter were sup pet · PHONE WY 2-2157 "Antique Cor" Pattern general ,Jlauling and fill dirt. with bath, forced hot air heat- ville spent 8 few days with Miss o£ Addison. and family or Ktllbuck spent a guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jaclr .. Talll6 oz. Water Call WY 2-3243. Free esU- mg, basement and _porches Two Jennie Potts. She was called Mr. and Mrs C 1 Du k- weekned with Mr. and Mrs . Crisp and family of Danville;· qiasses With Purchase mates. Emmet w. Shuler, car garage and utility building . here by the death or Miss !so· wo th _ Grover White. Tuesday. 1 t.0 thar h0 c 10 You get 1 glas11 tree each Contracting. 4 26 tfc lot and garden. $13.000.r • enrou e e~r ~~ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lawrence · - - _t-IOTICES time you purchase 10 gal- II c:Ai:ilWiWi'i Should easily qualify ror v. ' Coshocton £rom Florrda VISited and family spent Tuesday with Mr . Ira Kyle and. Mrs. Halell . SOUP, 20c, l ll<' H 0 IJ1 Ions of gasoline or more, or II 30 year loan. It his. SISter, Mrs. Agnes Whtte Mr. and Mrs. Doris Arnold of Whtte and son "· made pie, lfc Ja ck's Dain II a combination oil change on farm ponds lakes t - 6 m fr "th and brother Richard Duck- Rock Sprin•s called on Grover White famUy . .. " and lube job. • • pr vroo ame WI worth o · Sunday Bar, Middlet"••·t. '-'-''"·" Start A Set Now! ate roads, clearing land, base- oil furnace heating, running wa· Co~ M · d M R betH d Mr. and Mrs. William Sorden M ~ M H 11 · .... ment excavat:Jns and other ter sink and cabinets Large rv .. . r. an rs. o r ar en. r. rs . o y Frlend . NEWELL'S GARAGE . Chester. I Phone WY 2-3243.' Emmet w: :on blacktop road." $3500.110. MAY' Jtmmy and were week- Mrs. Obert Markins. spent a day with her llllllhl!f, Now open undPr new moo· Super Service Station Shuler. Contracting. real buy. The Past Councilors of Theo- end guests of lbetr son and Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Gilkey Mrs .. Gertrude Frank of Net,". agement. Richard 1.. Cole- Open 24 Hours WY 2,9932 4 26 tfc C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR dorus Council Daughters of daughter-m-law, Mr. and .Mrs. and Jackie, Rodney Dennis and sonvdle. . · mau. 5-7-Jip PHIDIE WY Z.3830 America will meet Thursday Robert A. Harden of_ Marlon. Joe~ of Gallipolis and Mr. alld Jack Cr.!lp of Danvllle callDOUBLE - DECKER ~:~~a~nd ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN evening at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Wtllts Leadrng. Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and Karen, ed on Mr. and Mrs. A. H. B~ ; SEWING exterJor. Call · Wilt, PHONE wv II-ZZZ8 James SaY,e, Syracuse. _ ham, Connoe, Barbara and Kathy and Tad, local, were din- ley SUnday. wlches now available at sales and sctvice. The The Women's Missionary So- Rose Mane were weekend ner guests of Ava Gilkey SUn- Mrs. Myrtle Walker Is tend6011 N. Second Street, MiddleneUe' s Home Restaurant rio Shop, 115 W Second, port. 30tc ciety of the Pomeroy First guests or hos mother, Mrs. Rosa day. ing U•e Minersville Pool Office 43 en· 5:30 a. m. tili niidrught. l -.m:_er~o:.:;y;_·~W~'Y~2-~2284:·;....:;;~~~~~~~':"':";:"~=_;~::;~ ~u/t,' ' Thursday Baptist Church will meet on Leadrngham at South Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Theo Hinds and ror two weekll. Phone WY 2-9976. See Us For,. • at 7:30 p. m. at the Sunday. Mr. _Leadrngham at- Jayce and David called on Mr . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Edge! , '60 Chevrolet $I ,495 I church with the East Main St. ~nded a D1stnct Cabrnet Meet- and Mrs. Obert Markins Sun- spent Wednesday afternoon wlili COFFEE sc.-Home..made V88 Sta. Wa gon. Original • DeKalb Seed Corn MASON - 3 bedroom frame group of Ruth Circle as hos· mg of !.tons club_ and dier at day afternoon. Mrs. Lola Sorden. .· black fin ish like new. AutoD K lb home, la~ge carpeted. Bvlng tesses. the Hurth. Hotel 1 Portsmouth. Rev. John Davies called on Mrs. Sadie Trlll!lleU attendeil · nuts 5c Break£ast served and mali c shift. • e a Sudax room. This ho~ ts s1~ated The Pomeroy Bend Citizens Mrs. Leadmgham visited her Mrs. Ruby Halliday f<'riday. the funeral of Lester McNtiDiee"· ::esR::~:~~an~t aBnadtcnpeli:!lzz',a'; II '59 Chevrolet $1,495 or SX-11 ~ attracttve 60 x 120 lot Band Redia club will hold its Sister and brother-m-law, Mr. Mrs. Halliday is slowly recov· at Ewing Funeral home Sunday; :. With large double garage. monthly meeting Thursday eve- and Mrs. Charles Main o£ New ering a£ter seven weeks In the Shop. Reasonable prices. Converlible Impala V8. PowAgrico Fertilizer $12,000.00. ning at the Second Ward F"Jre Bost4n. • hospi"lal. ·-~-------• en 5:30 a. m. till 12 er stPering_ Beautiful alJ while finish . M"ddl NIEW HAVEN - brick .4 hed· House In Pomerry . Don C. Weese has enroII ed D , J } , I eport Feed M"ll Ohio. I room home, forced alf fuel Rock Springs Grange w! II in a Barber Sch I . Col r. and Mrs. Don G'bso r n .. Phone Wy Tony Fowler, Owner I. Opp. oil heat, storm windows and meet Thursday at 8 p:m. Re- bus s oo m urn- and Mr. and Mrs. Bud Douglas \ . "We Do Custom Grinding" oak floors. Very good buy at freshments will he served ·11f nd M P'l and Mark and Kay were dinner . AUTOMOBILE utsur.,c· cancelled! LoS! yow N. 2nd Avo. Middleport $10,500.00. The Xi Gamma Mu ited oyd T. Chap- guests of Robert Alkire Sunday. OCiety ews license• Csll WY 2-2!161>. Pomoroy, Ohio 3\2 miles from New Haven - 5 of Beta Sigma Phi will meet Mr nds M Jts gransdparents, Mr. and Mrs . Bud Douglas . h . h ood . .a rs. ames . Qmck have purch ed t "I • ·~~· P~v......,,G • '.5 ' REPAIR · room orne Wit g garden at the Ohto Power Office Thurs- M n .· as a rater. ... y_a_-=-c nd easequipment. See Moeller Furnaces spot, stoker-fired coal fum· day at 8 p.m. There will be ill- war. a d Mrs. Clarence Stoll- It is reported that Raymond Ralph Lee was in Jewell Curtts. Breezy Hewhts Arnold Brothers ace. Also 5 acres of ground. stallation of officers. Sa r a h da gner "thof WMooster spent a few Cotterill has purchased his old on Mon~ay t4 deliver some cat- . Uy with Dex-A-Diet Pho_ ne WY 2·3716, Pomeroy, 6! E. •.·'ai · n St., Pomeroy Ohio wo r . and 1 rrom the C e c i l tle to hIS daughter s Mrs. J arne.' . only .98c. Stark Orugs Oh " $7,000.110. Gibbs will present a prOgram ys Lo . Mrs . Her• horne pace 8 3 60tp ' 10. 5 9 3tp P~one WY Z-%448 • CUCKLER REALTY on Mexico and hostesses will be :;a~ n~on, havtng been call· Blackwoods. Ingram and Mrs. Dwight Swep. 8 SINGER SEWING machine A-1 6 7 lie BRANCH OFFICE Louise Thompson and Roberta . ere Y, the death _or M r · Delmar Rhodes baa returned ston. ' :· coodiliuo. Equipped with auto=----I JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN O'Brien. :uw~gner s brother-rn · law, home £rom the hospital. Donna Circle spent Satu"' · HELP WANTED malic decorator to zig-zag, PHONE 882-2M3 MAY 10 en · ren Roush at New Hav- Mrs. Oma Arix is employed day night with her parents M'r, TRAIN men or women fancy designs, Complete Service NEW HAVEN, W VA. Mary Shrine . White Shrine of ' fW. Va. Mrs. Clara Thorn- in Pt. Pleasant. and Mrs. Homer Circle and' · ' • as o Hartford was also a guest M G c ramily Crltt Bradford 5 WILL to work with me 6 ho ·s a etc. Used discs. Balance due FOR SALE - Two bedroom Jerusalem, will meet Friday at . rs. race arr spent Sun. . . ' day Excellent earnings •l!er $42.00 cash or 6 payments of Write, Pbooe or Contact hor Be tifuJ Birch kitch 8 p m at the IOOF Hall Pot· day afternoon with the Jack James Circle and Rickey <if short trainmg periorl. Write $8.00 monthly. Phone WY 2· A. C. BRADFORD en h t 164; luck will be• serv· Clark family. New Haven spent Sunday witlr .Bo!t 43. Middleport, Ohio. 2204. 5 9 6tc Racine, Ohio Lbx::tn ea3a j 0 b ' ed following the meeting. I ISOD _Clifford Cuckh>r called on old Mrs. ' ~ 18 lfc Blaettnar, WY 2-5!27. il-!9-llc The Motlk!rs Auxiliary of . frtends m Harrtsonvrlle and VI· Mrs. Done Sm1th, Mrs. Mal' 5 8 3tp SEWING MACHiNE. .'· .· Boy Scout Troop 245 of · -· c1nity SUnday. . .. garet Yost, Mrs. lloush, ·. •.•Ex;::pe=r;-: ie"" nc:ced -;-k ;-:i-:tc··h·-e n--,-h""' el:-p-.""'A"""P· new 1!163 modeL Sews forport are sponsortna a nrmmage OCI ews Mrs. Gilkey VISited_re- and Mrs. Eume attend' . . PLY IN PERSON ONLY. ward and backward. Comes • acre ground, full basement. sale Saturday May 10 in I he cently m Mason Ctty w t t h ed the Past Presodents Parley · Martin Restuarant, Middle- complete with accessories and Phone WY 2-l!I 27 4-2?·30tp McMaster Building in upper M d . . her aunt, Mrs. Eva Knapp, Mrs. or the Racme Auxiliary Post · Oh" guaranteed. $42.110 or lerms. Middleprt beginning at 1 am. r. an Mrs. Dav1d Hinds of Eileen Duncan and son, Mrs. 602 .held at the home of Mrif. · --""='::-::-.,.-,==-::-=---1 MAY ll th . spent the weekend Wanda Kapp, Mrs. Daisy Knapp Lomse Stewart In Athens Oil 5 9 3tc Phone WY 2-2204. 10 · 5 9 61c • REAL ESTATE The o££iclal visitation of Beelf daughter, Mr. and and Mrs. Velda Simma. Tuesday evening. ·~ . ,. ,. . , . .," • .•_... ·m_.,.,., ,. ••• ~ ~~ .~;~ ~: =~~~~~ ~·~ .~:~ ~,:. ;:::~ l Dan~Uie. & @) :;;t!~!. :~-:':~~~ ~ POMEROY MOTO '?o"e~,.01 ~,'!::;;:,llll.,;, R cp. @ ot.. Wboste~ ~ •~ th~lr ~s. wert,:;;-~ "Will~ ~l··· ~~· fREE rs·ocIAL I Cl~ ilr. I Barberton~ ~ Pomeroy Landmark Debbi~ >· 1 Ulrme BlaettnarS Ch~pter man'-.~ S ', r~. N ~LO=sE='"'w"'E=r"'G'""IIT=--sa"r'"e'l Columbu~ I ue~m':.~ r~freshments ~t!aa WHEEL AliGNMENT WHEEL -~AUTO -~ 1.,_ FiiiRSALE~-r.rooiOnmliiOO.rO,l ELECTROLUX automatic vacD FOR SALE or trade. the! No. 62 or the International uum cleaner with all clean'•. Six room•, bath, hal£ base- Order of Job's Daughters will ,. n. Rambler ing attachments and cord ment, hot and cold water, be held at the Pomeroy Mason, . , Werld Standard rlf Compact wrnder. Used paper pop our · • gas heating, garage. one acre ic Temple, Saturday, at % p. ' EseeUeace bags. Balance due $43.69 or 7 ground, in RutJand. Will sell m . All Masons, Eastern Stars, Ill& ear room. ride and perform- payments $7 00 monthly Ph. on land contraot. S. D. BU&- and parents or Job's Daughters ....., SmaU car economy and WY 2-2204 kirk, Rutland, Ohio. 5-7-1111> are Invited. managerabDity SALE _ .8 of m 11 e Return Jonathan Mei~ Chap. I I 5 9 6tc See from Pomeroy on Route 143 ter, DAR will meet Fr~c c.y af· MetropoUiao Moton 8 room house, bath, larg~ ternoon at 2 p.m. at the home l ;.B. Main Street, Pomeroy utility room and garage. Hea~ of Mrs. Dw~ght Mllh~ Porn· "., 1 Pbono WY Z.3870 ed by gas. Nice location. Pric- er_oy Rd. National mus1c week , 4 Z2 lie FURNISHED apartments. ~ 4 room, 1 five room. Furnish· ed to sell. Call after 4 p, m. will be obse_rved wtth a ~ro­ : J()ll NEW or used cars or ed and unfurnishd. p h on except Saundays, LY 6-M24, ~am. on var1ous types or mus., '' trucks, pllone Marvm Mark! WY 2-2557. 5-7-tfc McArthur Ohln wal msrtuments. ' • MAY U ' J SAt.ESMAN Beasley MaUt· Athens I.y 34061 HOUSE for rent. Foilf rooms The Daughters of Ruth Class ' !0-9-llc •nd bath. Lincoln Heights. FOR SALE: Four ~ the United Methodist church Phone WY 2-3575 after 5 o'. Good seven room house, "'u'·l .... m meet at the home of Mrs. clock. 4 23 and 12 hath, basement Gloeckner, Qak St., MJl(l" MOOERN 4 room furnished ~age, out of blgh at 2 P· m. with Miss Ctlftie Carpet unfurnished apartment. Miol-11 Could he made Into as co-hostess. with purchase of dleport. WY 2-3874. ts c·ty WSCS o£ Rock Sprtnas UJ!nre :i1•arnpoo. Bak· 3 15 tfc men · 1 water' Methodist church will meet Phone WY 2-31191 ly, gas. Priced for Furniture, Mllidleport THREE See Okey Wood, at 7:30 p. m. at the .,'-'\["!If·, 5-7-6tc • and tour room fumisl> POMEROY, OHIO l;ru;;;;-;;:;;;~. __ ed and unfurnished Phone I'Y 2-110116. M house . Call ments. WY 2->434. '~~~~~~ or inquire at ~94 l 12 6 Middleport. 5-7-6tp f<'URNISHED and unfurnished Copy an• tetter or d · - L•. .• Nttl~ . ..,.._. " -.----.... 8 NICE York and uoaa. NOTtCI :V~vO<m boar , · apartments. Paid utilities. 'leuter JnslU'ance, Pomeroy. pl·gs, 7 weeks old. vm ... waW or Syraeu OhioE.s.T. wUI b1de J%:110 ... Noon $50. Ont' Come a- £ore 5 p. m. Phone WY 2 IS tfc Milhoan, Phone WY 2-G768. :~~~:•. the 1813,Vllll,., lor ••lint ,.artou• to 11\ttt DeOne Se1 pipe 1ies. 2776. after 5 p. m. Phone 1 -;;::::;-;;:=--::;:--:-c--~ S8 Oil Hll:hwn ,. 31 bedfil:a• "\.2" $10 Grueser 2-3574. 12 6 l:arl Graeser, Plambln& ... 1 ; ' "w<~rks, WY 2·3>76. Dealing I''RIDiliGHOIRSif,""4);eif~~ HORSE, 4 year old ;~,;,;.:":; >-7-Jtp FOR SALE OR RENT Mlnersvme, Ohio gelding. Phone WY 2-2621. SCALES, shaker .creen ~ANT ADS WOt\R wonders End your troableo 5 9 3tc 20 H.P. m :ltor , crab , when you wish l.l bu) or sell We bve aD s1zet ft. Double cha"' con- Read the Want AJs £01 qwck Sewer Machines .,t,jiy~1or, motor generator. Call results Reasonable Rates z.;!23l. - - "entiiy-Jo;:at;;d,"4'bE;i. CaD WY •~Z974 Day er NIPI =--:-:-- : - - - 5- 4 61c _ Conveniently 4 7 26 washer. Call i room ramily home 11'. bath 1r=======;;,.;~11c~l 5 3 12tp hot water heat. Newly r!: II pants, shirts and Lot 75 x 189. Price Carl Cheva lier $8000.110. 121 S. 7th St., Middleport. 1£ interested phone 5 6 30tp Portsmouth El. 3-7211, Would Blinds all kinds rent to responsible party. SALES.,___ .uALANCING SHO(K ABSORBERS eFRONT-END REPAIR eBRAKE · REPAIR ;;;;;:;:;-==-""""'---'-'_121c _ HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE COP~G ~Wea- I:~~~~~~~~~IS~~~~~~~:;; 'iu. ae- ! blinds and 5 stlades .r -------.....::~9:..;6:::t:::_c_l l shades .... ~ ,, I POULTRY I Harr' vilJ e S •a1 N Ma~y. Circl~. ~ ~ose B~inker TRADE-IN BARGAINS Low-Priced to ·Go ~ ~ We Now Have 3 Good Used Refrigera's One Rebuilt Aluminum Tub 3 Good Used TV Sets WeHave3 Maytag Wringer Washer Ranges 1 Servel A Few GAS Refriger'r Used Living Rm. Chairs Priced Very Cheep One Used 1 Ton Amana Air-Conditioner Electric , Sele On.All FLOOR LAMPS -AT COST 3 Good· Used Automatic Washers tile -~--------'!""---------• BY 11ICK DtJIIIIOir ' a f)dl-bour treaQno11i l<r tile 111'11 ~ 1'.- llaloa 'I o! HOLLYWOOD lllPII-II tMt1 iloftd 1o1 at ebeek to beCID 1 conlwcLal ~ lbo bclr.- ll't at tho otartllll pte Ill tho .leD- Ill luelq Derby. Credit .. ~TV with Ill awful lot of cheek. 1 "' -". tho aatlou'a ciamoi'OUI bar10 race waa about to aot UDder way·Soturday, tho t==eaa waa Incredibly Interr;upted by e beer ODIIIp!l'cial. It Yll'J ...,.ly cool ~· the •llbl ol ptrt of tho ,..,. The lmp...ton received bJ thll. viewer iJ tbllt tho COIIU!IeJ' ell! may have beoa eu1 Jbort amid 1011!1 ta.t-I'"CO"d !niiJJ I o get thlngo squared IWIII'. ror oo 110011flf <ltd the commercial dl.oappear 1han_the Derby began. But that was not Ill. Bardly wa• the race over 1han there waa anothe< commercial, thb one about IIIWD sprinklers or aometblng <JI the like. The rooull II that the Derby seemed llmost like ocimethintl slipped In bjotween 1 couple of Cbmmerclall, whl<b In (act k wu. It waa a cra11 performance, and aU tho more ahameful and and becaUH CBS blld gone t4 the worthwhile trouble of giving the Derby - -----. •• 1Blh ......, of "1bo go! the lm)INIIlon IIIII W•Jon." 1 !ollrstnpna aroup to adt saluted "The wlilcb Seeser ...,. beJonaod tbore at th over-all oll'ect WM time. Capable ladl Ill.- . who 1 II 1 ~ plelure at blm with pul lbe bood 00 Olllblttiod ' 1U. _....._; illld DilDy of tho wblcll earllor l!lld ts'dldW oelled tho ra... oppoond 11mnr• ........,.._,. lido ll't 6om well- - . I I Smllll'l ........ by that lalt mlllll fuN, . ,, lalonm'J *bliMI. Rlcbotd N._, oeemed almoot tho lui .,.._ to 11011.. that a.deaUII1, lbe - - - - - - - - . . . : . . . . - - - - - - - - L-,....1:.~..-A tual winner, blld """"' up Into eooteallon. l"daa1 blame hlnl ..,. I whit • To be brulall1 frlllk. 1 u.. DOWIC without fo!blopng, lhouall tt II u=ma I. AD~ ... oftelllll&roW.UO.. Somo people I l.l'.rl.puDI !maw, boww.,., 1101 only 0111 live I. ........ :IO. C<MI&' l.lllwitboUI It, but feel thll '11111 "- '- rr.q ,( 2 - ) IAI 16.- 0 AJl Y CROSSWORD -". =· =- . -- S.:f= "* I& Ill.... 11011111, aeed 1.1. calllt lhef oqmet>ow •a...ote 1!. with beards, people wk o washing and wide-eyed radicalll; and having once had a wild ambiUon to the live-string ballJo 111 Chicago, I think there b aome merit to thot wuhlng lbeslll. At any rate tt oeemed Inovltablt that a polllcal problem · eveiiiUally would arlle over AJIC.TV'I new Saturday folblnglng show, ''HoWnanny," and tt baa. For a whlle now aome performer• bllve to appear on tha show, clalmlng the conln>verslal Pete Seeger il banned from ll because of alleged potiU· oal reas:.os. Now, In the latest Ja. sue of "Variety," there are seven pageo of advertising that oeem refused WMPO Radio =.T:n tl.atpploo J&.Pull · Jt. l lheep '-- aliT I.Ba.... 11. Tro 'r 01111\J - 1& sdcl:m ~ Cutbo -) 1& a- to = = •·=· :a:L•i 1 , witll : 12. B~ a .&1 - 111' ~ -............. 11.a :a. Oltl 12.- 38.81117 - M.Cbl ··~·· a, AL CAP!!.. pold aPt at• otol4 MAKE IT t0,9:l0 ON R~f:,r=AS'i ON aD.Jllllpr TH ' MUSTARD, AN' 10,'1:l0 ON WI-I lTE. ll'l. IIJllln6 Ill. Gtrl'a •Wm=e All& ' aFee~aw. WU1 te taoDw ld 18. Blq;lla &'1. One'a ..r· ........,. ,-,_ t::t~~~f-~--j, • 8:05 Breakfast Party Monday Thrn Frtdaya Mutual News . 8:30 1:00 News GASOLINE ALLEY Breakfast Party 1:1!6 Sacred Heart Program -.ua 9:00 Mutual News 6:20 Country Jamboree Breakfast Party 1:341 News 9:30 Mutual News 119.Scoff 10. Turbid 6:35 Farm World Newa Breakfast Party 6:4&- Meigs County RFD Mutual News 12. Voided 7:00 Mutual News Polka Party 7:05 Breakfast Party Mutual News DAILY OBtr:roQUOTE - Bere'a 11ow t. .... Jtz 7:30 Mutual Newa Music In The Air AltTDLBAAlEa 7:50 Newa Report The Good Life Ia LO!i'GII'IlLLOW 8:00 Breakfast Party Under Ohio Skieo cine lottll'llm}il1- tar IIIIOihor. Ia wi IOillplt A Ia .... 9:00_ News 11:00 Mutual Newa far tho L'a, X for tho two O'a, eta. Slnlle 1at1ort. _ . . 9:05 . Coffee Wltll Janet Top Ten Show troplll.., tho loDsth ud fonnottOO> Ill tbo aro all lllnl& 1:30 Mutual Newo 11:30 Mutual News cla7 t b o - - - - 9:35 .Coffee With Janet Top Ten Show A CIJFI c>aw q.taU. ...t 1:~ Betty Newton Show 12:00 Noon Newa aJM IX UP BIIJO HJX JQQ 10:00 Mutual News 12:15 Musical Interlude NANCY BJT IYYT UPTT~YVSJAU XPVTD IO:O!i Mlnllterlal Alsoclatiun 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teell l.D:20_ Country Hoe Down I :00 Mutual News Y..~y'a Ceyp'-'"' THERIII AIUII :M:OR!I PlllR.o 10:11) Mutual Newa 1:05 Platter Party NlCIOUli DISEASES OJ' THill SOUL THAN OJ' T1111: BODY m~ . 10:35 Country HOE Down 5:00 Mutual News ll:OQ Mutual Newa :05 Travelin' Time 0 .................. . , _ . ll:Oii Educational Newa 5:30 Mutual News 11:08 Country Hoe Do wn & 35 Travelln' Tlmo Swap Shop 8:00 Mutual No.... 11:30 Mutual New• 05 Sundown Sereaadll --------- --------11:S5 Farm New1 6:30 Mutual Newa 11: ii5 Upper Room Medltatlona 35 SUndown Serenade 11:~ Dow Jones Stock Aver. 7:30 Off the Alr·May MeiUiaJ 'l'llroap ll'rldt.y 12:10 Ohio News 12:110 Nooll' News, Weither Sallda:y 1:00 Sign on 12:15 MarkeL. 12:211. Music Just For You 7:30 Mutual News 1: 55 CommuniiJ Ne.... 12::11 Lifeguard BuUetin Board 1:00 Mutual Newa 7:35 Army Hour 7:45 The Lifeline 12:25 Newa 0 Grallll 1:05. Music Just For You 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour. 1:00 Ohio Vllllay Newo 1:111 Mutual Nowa 8:30 Network News 8:05 SporiB Today ~:30 Agrleultlhot Agent DICK TRACY !:It Music Just For You 35 Hour o£ Deliverance . 1:10 World News ~: 45 Country Go Rolllll. 2:11l Fultoo LelVIa Jr. News & (Rev. Paul Jonea) 1:15 Mwolcal Clock 1:55 New• B""l Commentary· 00 Wings or Healini 9:110 LatcllllriDr 1:00 Country Go Rounr Music Just For You 9:30 Mutual Newa 9:30 Public SerYtce 2:55 Newe Ileal Mutual Newa Legislative Review t:45 Sbowers of Bte.ainf: 3:00 Midway Matmee Music Just For Y011 Voice of Prophecy 10:110 Mason County ""'"'· 3:55 Newa 'leal Mutual Newo Mutual News Vl:116 Tlllk Ill thtt Ton . t :OO Discln& with Dou 30 Platter Party IG:55 World News 4:30 lnterclwlge 35 Wash. Repts to People 11 ,00 Talk of thtt ...._ 5,00 Commuru"ty NoMutual News 50 SUnday Chapel •vwu "• Platter Party :00 Country Hymn Timl (e~eept Fri Cbureh Bella Ring 5:G6 World & National NeWI News .30 Mutual News 11:4& World 1\ieWI 5:15 Spotliglu on Sporllo Local News Country Hymn Timl 11·55 Mason County Ne'lll 6:05-Newa Platter Party 12:00 Colllllllllllty Ne.... 6:10 Musical Clock 00 Noon News Mutual NIWI The Search U:Oii LDcal Newa 7:30 Sign Off Travelln' Time Rev. Merlin Teets 1----~=-;___.:_:=..::.::!::....::=------ ...,_ -- u.- r GUESS THEY LEARNED THAT oROM WATCHIN6 THE CIRCUS PEOPLE W J EH RADIO One 3·Piece 1 News Country Muolc Time Mutual News Farm World New• RFD Mutual New1 Breakfast Par!Y Mutual NOWI llnakful Party 40 Gal. Used - ,-v?"T"'~rl'-""'mft"'mt~-'l'l'lr"""'l'l'l!ll'"' ..,........ - " • .. 1o Ill! at.. 1!14 .u - ... ...,.. . : ~~~I .EVISIOt, IN REVIE1' U."' •"" liDo. 'l'llt,.... ,..._.. tO......,.. blow, BW Sterna Spol'W Travelln' Tlnw Looal Newa Van Patrlek Spol'W Van Patrick Sporll Sundown Serenade Mutual News SundoWD Serenade Signolf-May Sectional Living Rm. Suite .. . GJe/Jo e 2-~76, ' WeU..,f'I'O ftiNO 0P VfOLIN IS ALSO KNOWN AS A •TYPEWRITER"t I: 110 Hour ol Decision Billy Graham 1:30 The Lutheran Hour 2:00 The Big Lie 2:30 Mutual News 2:35 Back To The Cross :00 Rev. Roocoe Thorne 3:30 The Quiet Hour 4:110 Mutuel News Sunday Showcase 4:30 Mutual NtWI 5:00 News Headlines 5:30 "Mutual News 6:110 Mutual News 1:00 Mutual Newa 6:05 Sundown Serenade 6:30 Mutual News 6:35 Serenade 7:30 Off the Air-May ~INK rM 8EOINN1N0-r'D ~IG>IT, (U.. QRAB Bv THAT MUD~ fi"G fWro AS ROCK I WILL WE I:VER GET THEM ClOT? JON IS Eledric Water Heater Table Top New PORCH SWINGS WINNII WINkLI 10.95 AND~... A-.. IN~A~ CHAJNS Rutlaod Furniture TO lHINK ... AFT'ER ALL "THESE YEAQS ... Itl FINAL ~Y {;ET 10 Wi'f 5k ' S5 IN "THIS UNDEI<TAKlNOI MAY 1 :lOON !«teN ~PT?E I'E CM'R ''"'"'''' FA5HION51 MY~VENGEON ,, .'lHAT WINKLE R<\ME . __ SH 2-4811" ' I ' tt; ,I ' ' ' ., �. --1 ~ ~~ member Mother! Mother'·s ·: ayi • t ' to Elberfelds-Pomeroy ~ Big Selection of Gifts in . ··earing Apparel, furniture, Housewares & Novelty Gifts l S¥1i4tteatd SLE~PWEAR -C•refree Ele9anc• in Nylon-Dacron-Cotton Blend Softly >tylod by KATZ Be"eutifully t~ilo red with drifti n9 to ... .... repeal of Pralllbllloo .. 11131 l!'lil ... .... .._ "' biJ. NYLONS VOL XV You'll find a complete selection of Nylons In the Hosiery Department on the main floor. Seamless nylons, full fubioned nylons, atretch nylons. l,n your correct size from 8'Al to 11 and In the season 1 best colors. Stop In right away on the first floor and sele~ yours. you care, she'll be happiest with a beautiful blouse from our SMART ARRAY of 79c 10 NO. 22 Westclox Alarm Clock to Westclox Blneo In gleaunng Ivory plastic case, dependable and unbreakable. Spring driven, easy to read dill · I• pole orch;d ood petol pin~ on white or Pl.lle bbtlo ond lime green on white. '2.98 the slip with EVERYTHING driven •l•rm CIOclcs on dlapley fer Mother's Day Gifts, $3.98 to $8.98. Give Mother six colors elaborate trim shadow panel proportioned sires nylon tricot Wbat a beauty , • • what a buy! Floral· embroidered nylon mist overlays the bodice, while etchings of val W:e and doubled nylon net encircle botb bodic" and hem. Costume-coordinating colon of white, navy, red, champagne, l>lue and piok in sizes ·- ---"'"'ttpw·':;;:'· _.,,. ~ A CHAfR 7·11 Luxury styled, covered end tailored to give lasting \ AUTOMATIC lsHlaDW I PAUL REFLECTOR TOASTER ~::;~~~ I· S103NL~95 ro 44. Also white only in proponioned lengths ••• SHORT- 32 to 40 32 "deJ Af Once • legulart...atoay......_ • lllllilh MuffiN frounW.tflee. and TALL -l4 t<> 40. o OpooH.,....._ Be Sure To See The Many Other Wonderful Items in Sleepwear and Lingerie on Display on the First Floor. • Cour1t on I00% cotton bl.ltiste sondwfchet.. • Makes llutt.rN • dn....,......_ Ba•r Doll PaJamas c.re t ti est styli ng , bec!lutifu l!y detailed. Frem::h bows top lovely sc~lloped yokes of dreamer s in 9lowi ng pa 'itels. Cool and care.f r e e, feminine and fla~erlng, In beautiful plaid arne!, easy to· wasb with little or no Ironing, all easy styles to wear. Nylon For hair rollers, curl· ers and all accessories, quilted, plastic lined, ~autlful floral prints. Also an outstanding line of womem dresses at $5.95 just received, styles seen In much higher priced dresses. Regul1r and Half 51- #7M3Shift Wuw~ •Itt. rufflf .. • U )'I I~ 40 $1.95 All SML . ... .... ~ tioo-- "l"'-<2tdrine l!aby Doll psjama .... agantly loco trimmed brudery. Pert bow oo loYely $1.95 ronpded aeckJine. No..iroa daaoo, nyiorJ., eott... Pink, Blue, Mint, M.W.. . Sjz I S M·L, 32 lo f2 New .Piastic Canopy Curtain with frtt canopy·1'011 4 AttriCtive P • • Set Includes 2--36" x 36" cafe panels, one 72" can· opy valance and one canopy curtain 1'0\l. $1·00 oot I'M!41te by Prophylactic Comb & Brush Set , nylon bristle brush and nylon comb plastic case. :tij:~o~r~!blue $2.95 Comb & Brush Sets _ $1.00 to $1.98 1 . ·:.@.."·; .' OfPom~rC)y (Mother's Day, Moy 12) SPAUUNG GIFt IDEA FOR MOTIIR ON HER DAY Tbe aa.me perfect cotfo eveCJ rime- I eup to 8. Oaly SuDbeam gin• youthecor.recc:hi1b · water heat. Yi10rou1 agitatioa ·~ of Ill dle wawr ia the brew-cop aDd uoJfo.rm brewing dllllla.,r' maticaU,. Shuu o« ictelt w. . . '.. colfee is dooe, thea r«lfti Jrttll ; Mom't .• jowol, 10 ,,. . h•• tho olft she'll troasuro . • , • faohlot1 jowelry. We've brace leta, pins, necklacta, Dies Thursdav., 10 keep the cofl"ce bot. S3.9S p.o ~t; ., • A. N. Bengel MisSM Sial 12 to 20 o~n • 79c H•lf 51- 14V2 to 24Vll hb, PRIC! fiVE CENTS In Wheat Referendum Vote Rolltr Toter mare, for vovr solotctlon~ wll~ r~ffl-41 a& ..,._ ..,. ..u, .......... Gift Mother With A New Dress eo ~y ~' #Jt'ISA- IO THRILL HER WITH A drip-dry la undering. Count <m Kl.ltZ for the d~ in ty p , lo• IMWII' . . ' for cool comfort , •• dreamy colors •.. FRIClAY, MAY 10, 1963 .'•• ...lpt, ... II 1 horne. '[)~ WASH 'N WEAR COTION SLEEPWEAR STYLED BY KATZ PQMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ................ -7 beauty in her home. This chair will add beauty to any \ \ • WEAIHC* • ..... 7 ATHENS- A Harvard Busl· neu School professor said ~sday niibt the "superior tiJcuUve cannot be a conomo•n • ~il'<>mlnator In busineu " and riiblt forget about the eight hdbr day. GeorJe F. Doriot addressed pllint manasers at the COilcluslon of 1 tO.IIlOnth business management practice seminar at Ohio University. He said ex· ecutives must do more than )liSt "fit In" II America wants tii retain Its competitive World lrade position. They must be "infinitely creative" to be sur.cessful in American industry. e S.. The Mlny Othor WMtclox Eltctrlc ond Spring COSTS JUST ** ** * at . y· / Racial Truce Hinges On 4-PointAgreement $1.65 Give Her A New treveling or ot-home. At preci ous little prices. e • . enttn • The Perkct Mother's Day Gift Select a gift th11t tells Mother how much streamer<.~ and brid ~l bouq uets in soph istiCc:~ted sh~des .•. on lily·white mirl!lde febric. A fovely, l u~u ry lock for trous ., . ......................... ............ GIVE HER •• -- ... OW YOU KJ'OW tailored and dressy styles. daisies, swirlin g two-toned '[)e/(IJitjld , . c See the com_plete appliances iJcijl(l; , IJr)' Irons, Hair Dryers, ~ Pana, E&,ll, Poaebers,,Oooli: . et"; Fryers, t't)' Pana and Bm<!: Sunbeam In& Russell Stover Mothers Day Candies c....• Nuts. Percolators, Steam .,.,., Touter~. Select her favorite Ruaeil Stover ·Candy for giving· next Sunday, appropriately wr~pped for the oceuion. I Pound lox' ASSOilTEO CREAMS $1.50 I Pound lox ASSORTIO CHOCOLATES $1.50 I Pound lox Ho..,. Fllhloned FAVORITES- $1.50 2 Pound lox ASSORTED CHOCOLATES $US 1VI Pound GIFT BOX SPECIAL - $2.25 2 Pound lox ASSOR(IEP CREAMS $2.95 I Pound lox LITTLE AMBASSADORS $2.00 eAIM I•HIIont Pot Molhoro Day OIYint - luoHII . _ lollnt PoHlos - P-n l!itl..llt!l - lrlolio Ml• Minh._;ChJmllm I line of tisollu·1' r >11 -r We also carry the Geil~ Electric l!De of appl~nru; . and many other nati ' ,., ·~ lulliWil brands. . •• :· Cosmetic Glftll :' Sbe'll treaaure a &ill of Pet'' fume- 'tllllet Woi.r.:... tipo"' stick - IIOIIse- PermaMn( Wave Kit - Nail Polish...;. · or Talcwn. . ~berletda lea; lllrt nallon.uf kllo'ililmolft· Ulre Coil''• .,. :Mal! Factor.'""': WoodblliJ;. ' SloP \Ill M\OCt~ 1our totllletlt &1ft --<J!it· Elberlehlo ill\ wrap It .!'!!:, . fo\1: ' ~ ··¥ SUIT FILED A pelit"'? lor diVO«f h u been IUed m Melcs . hom,_ court by Laura Kootts of RD I, agaillst Fralljl ~ RadcUlfe, 0., c q aeelet!t Of duty oa4 eMily, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 9, 1963 clifford mccloud rowan