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"the end of' the ~ U.S. hlllory, bailed U • huco .-llihieh I~ moire • revl· the "march lor jobs ood tr... yor and the qWet dignity" of the Birmlnghaln, Als.. civil rightt vide 'little Washingtoos' ev.ery- and the begiDnlng ol the waeceu bJ Jts backers, gave new valiat. eamp rneetina: than a mill· dorn." I gathering. He pledged to push battle, said the march would ·"in· when! so, that lhe ~.in lhe can proteet" . Impetus today 'o the American tant civil rtgbts demonstration. 1be President, who met for new dvll rJghts legislation, evitably lead to an outbreak cotton field who can't get to . To.74-year-old Neg'ro ~. ~ Negro'! ct!lltw'ia-okl atrua:Je for At the end of a long and weary with the 10 march )eaders for IIDd' to continue efforts for more little Wasbingtons all o v e r the Washington can have a chance to I er A. Philip RandoJP.h- tired. ~ ractaJ equaUty. day, with words of · praise from more than an hour, declared that jlbt "and to eliminate discrimi· tountry." expreti& himself," he aaid. .cJrawa frpm the weelq .f1 , _. A. vast throog, ettlmaled President. Kenoedy and Washing. the JDirch had . advanced . ~ nation in employment practices." "J shan propose a civil righ~s~ Jo'~oyd McKissl.ek , newly elected ning for thi~affh, . ~r,jM ·:~ SIKESTON, Mo. - George R. PollC.'e' Chief Robert V. Murray ton officJ&II, they atreamed wt , cauae of the Dation's 20 nullioo PrfttdA OUter Mareltet j march through the South that wdl chaarman of the board o( the greatest demonstratkm for fNer 119111•· Tl, Weu.ton, Ohio,' died to have numbered more than :tOD.· of the city by bus. train, plaDe Negroes and of all mankind. The Rev, Fred L. SbuUies-- go straight into th3 Black Belt Congress For Rolcial Equal- dom in the natioa'a b.lltGry."' ., at' a Slteston boopU.l ofl .by, SHOP AT . ELBERFELDS POMEROY THURSDAY UNTIL NOON (The Store Closes At Noon Each Thursday) AND READ TOMOUOW, THURSDAY'S PAPERS FOR NEWS OF ElBERFELD$ BIG SALE FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY MASON fURNITURE Evenrong Service Is L~d By Pastor MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY . OHtO· TONIGHT CLOSED fRIDAY lhru THURSDAY Aut. 3G- Sept. 5 "MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY" (Technicolor) Marlon Brando Trevor Howard, Tar:lta, beautiful Po\y. nesian girl ; Richard Harris , , Price-Bustm dn. Colorcartoon Running time: 3 hrs. 6 min . No Advance in Admis11ion · Box-office eloses 8:00 P .M. 23" TV Sets for only • • • $199.95 1only Brown Plastic Sofa with Matching Chair and ottoman, $88.00 1only 5 pc. Sedional Living Room Shop In Suite, nylon cover and · foam cushions - - reduced ~99.95 Air-Conditioned Showrooms 1-3 Pc. Brown Sectional Living Room Suite, foam cushions • - only $178·00 1-2 Pc. Living Room Suite, regular 259.95, just been here too long $178·00 1-2 Pc. Beige Living Room Suite, Regular 259.95 ··--- now only $184·00 1-2 Pc. Beige Living Room Suite, Regular 129.95----- now only $CJ9·00 • One Group of Nice Platform Rockers - - - - - - - only $39·95 Several Pole & Tree Lamps at $12·95 ea. HEAP Table Lamps - - - - - for just $4·95 BIG SAVINGS 7 Pc. Dinette Set,6 chairs with 36x60 AT · • • • in. Table. You get free 6 Pc. Canist-.r · Set - - - - - • - all for just $78·00 Maytag Washers now at Bargain Prices. You Get a big Trade In for Your Old Washer 1only 17 cu. ft. Chest Freez~r, r!gula~ 259.95 • • • • . • •ftOWIUSt'209· . .. ·All R~frigerators at BCu:geiifl Prices, Kelvin.otor C!lnd Frigidcsire, 14 ~· ft. auto~.def..Ost • • ~ · lor only '278·!10 / August Birthday• Ob•err>ed MonJay Vi•it In Michigan, C~dar Rapid.., Ia. Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rail vil!· ited in South Haven, Mich. wflb their !Hill, Tom, who has been employed there for t h e Tom will return to Middleport in September before enrolling at Kent State UniYer· •lty. Mr. and Mrs. Rail II ~lono!ay ENJOY JARMAN'S FRIENDLINESS OF FIT Tou eab. 't expect more in a shoe th~m ,.,. fE4 Aero. At our modeot Jarman prioo, JOU ret t:bo ..._slip-on otylinc ODd tho~·- oiil<mbodyinc that lamowo "'frieelddj,_ ol fie"). So, to be rijrht ia style and two feet deep "''*""" Ia -'art, ..,._ illl and t17 a pair. Complete line of Jarman Shoes for men. Widths B·C·D·E Priced from 9.9S to 19.95 I POW WOW- Rugb Griffith , Richard Hay. Slip into style ... • returned !rom a visit In Cedar Rapids, Iowa, with relatives. were accompanied by the latter's niece, Krlstan Bowman. who has been the houseguest of 1 the Ralls this summer. ~~~~~N Drive-In ..... •· -~ TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT "SSN Of PALIFACI" Bob Hope Jane Russell (TecbnJcolor) -and- "NIARL Y A NASTY ACCIDENT" Jimmy Edwards lad· Kenneth Connor Thur,'Frl. A,., lt-30 Wolt DIJMy'o i · ... G 1111" Wallar Pi4&een, Gilet Popnt !Color) .._,_. -and-· "· , "HILL IIPOII; HIIID!II'\ : Stao KcQueeu, BobbJ """":. .. i· . { '. • > "' ' ,··· ·, ;~ .. ;' ;1 :1 ' \;_ .Mo... Item$ Qh, ' ' ' nl&ht alter ' car-truck about two hours earlier ~: here. Highway •ald liosue was alJI\ tw:""'! soulb apinlt a ~&ht mflVIIt oi the . :ruck, drlv· ., , 48, Dexter, Ohio. Porter !101' burt. Sources In Dea<ter, Meigs Coonty, tOday knew DP llJCh person II Jamea !. Porter, �•· .. f I I . COMMINTATING EDITORIAUY no~lde 1l'eep could be your last cigarette, per· ducts. iod. Here's what happens when a person dozes and the burning cigarette snug· gles dOw• in the bedclothes to do ita lethal work: Cloth around the glowing tobacco heats slowly to about 700 degrees Fah· renheit. Flammable carbon monoxide Is produced. It dulls the senses. In !be con· ffnes of the bedding, combustion produces carbon dioxide from tbe carbon monoxide, depriving the lungs of oxyJen. Tbe victim breathes witb increasing rapidlij, thus inballnc more carbon mo- and other combustion !. ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN Broadway Grapevine Gtllrge Montgomery, Dinah Shore's handaome ex-husband, has been doin& the hideaway routine at the Concord Hotel in tljJ (iatskills. When be's not work· ing on ;'the tennis courts there, his companiolllll alluring blonde Janis Harper, who to be his chief love Interest ... A -~~~ level, husb-husb but import· a.; meet!Q took place a few days ago in Wuhiqt.On, between Atty. Gen. Robert Kelllletly and several New York political leaders on the subject of com· llatinc the I\II'Wtlcll problem in this area . . . Pat . Tunder, one of Richard Burton's more spectacular camp follow· ers-and the one be imported to Rome to mate Ellzabtth Taylor jealous at the height of the "Cleopatra" madness-has been playlnJ minor roles In Summer stock this season. And as of a fortnight ago, she was receiving letters from Lon· don from "R. Burton." Pat's quite funny on the subject of her involvement wlth Dickie and several other celebrated ,suitors. Julia Meade bas been voted the Sarah Siddons Award as the best actress to play Chicago this year-a great honor in the theatre . . . The perfect pair: screen actor George Hamilton and good· looking Pamela Curran of Gotham society are dating in Hollywood. She's tryIng to make the grade on the silver screen. too A pair of cinema newlyweds are battling already, and the hon· eyrnoon isn't officially over. A pan of Broadway newlyweds enacted the drama before the ceremony when he belted her for insubordination - but the nuptials were held as scheduled. •"JDS • • Is Sometimes Hard to Find The harried executive whose phone jangles all day long with inconsequen· lial c~lls might well wonder if the in· ventor's name shouldn't have been "AI· exander Graham Bull." '*" · . ...... Willi-.,_. LOCAL AND SI'ATE News Of Maso County est v'irtrinia ..;: w. Va., '• i 'i ' NEW FASHIONS FOR FALL BACK TO SCHOOL I Phillips Sisters Style Shop ,,, We Carry the f Nationally Advertised Brands of footwear Mrs. umon for some Ume were pre. Blain, Mr. and Mrs. Preston toNIGHT Anderson, Miss Judy G. BurBess One death In the family during of Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. CI.OSED / S~~R!,_ ~IR( year was reported, Charles Hargld Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. fRIDAY thru THURSDAY A~ti:IN:•:N 5 THE BOUNTY" (Tecbnicolor) Marlon Brando Trevor How· ard, ·rarita, beautiful Polyneoion girl: Riehurd Harris, Hugh Griffith, Richard Hay. dn. CoiMcarloon Running time: 3 hrs. 6 min. No Advance in Admission Box-officQlosea 8:00 P.M. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Sa)>t. 6-7 "THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH" (Technieolor) Jar:ne& Stewart, Dorl1 Day, Alan Mowbray. 'HOUSE OF THE DAMNED' Ronald Foster, Merry Anders, Richard Crane. IIMorriston of Sloux City, lowho died June 23. The mamage of Mary Lee li ~:~~~to Roberi Hinkley was II James Lewis and chllllren Bob Becky, Barbara and Conni~. Mr: and Mrs Robert Lewis ren, Mik~ and· Sarah, Mr. and • •• She IS the daughter Mrs. Joh Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. M~. and Mrs. Leland Roach Wmf•eld, W. Va. . Births and names of the ch1lwere: Jenny Ann, daught· of Mr. and Mrs. B11iy LewiS; Sheryl Ann and Carla Dee, chil- !Yu:!i Jl Rc1ble, Jr.; nu- • Nancy Carol, dough- Ricky and Terry of A k r 0 n, ••• ef Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Park Lee, IIMorri.ston of Charleston; Dl- , Roger and Keith anne Lyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin; to Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Martin, Bryan Wyat!, born July %6, Kevm Wyatt, infant, who died. A boy born to Mr. an4 Mrs: Allen. Dowell. The lol!owmg offiCers for the organlzabon were elected lor Mrs. Dorothy Lewis, Bobby Rlce, Elmer Brannan, Ullian Brannan, Donna Melton. Louanna Melton David Anderson Mary Jane ~wis, John Lewis: Nancy Blain, Richard Blain, Reed Balin, Judith Ra• Copley, Carl o. Smith, Phyllis Martin, Debbie Martin, Diana Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Supple. Mr. and Mrs. James . Crump. HARTFORD TOWN COUNCIL The adjourned meeting of the town council of Hartford from the resular moolhly meeting of Ausust 6 was held In tbe Jim:oyor's office wtth tbe follow. ing members present: Mayor JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT William Kelly, Recorder James Crump, Councilmen Ray Fields, John Roach, Earl Fields and O'NeU Quillin and Marshall John C. Hinkle. The .neetlng was called to .,, L • II. • ""'".~.... s y ~ ....l NATURALIZER 0 GRAND·~:~• OPENING~. 'd v•lu•packecl . SINGER FALL SALE Sale 99.95 " ZIGZAG Sale 54.88 ECONOMY model..., ....... You """ llralaht-otltch SINGIR Mend, applique, mate buttonholes, overeu:t dapend on it tor SINGER • amoolh oeama - ·without at- oewtnc. Haa ,\ . bobbin. clrop-tn Chapman - Canaday Shoes Weekdays 9-5 - - Saturday 9 · 9 1 ; to everyone who visits us ... ,, •, Buster Brown . ' CANIITIR VACUUM ROBLE I! the open 001'•• fee'l•nl 12·"-15·" '· ". ' PEDWIN Free Gift Certificates ·,. No Purchl- Necesnry . y.., N"~ N9t k Pr.ilbl to ·Win ..""" ·• ,• ~. ~ I \ ~ . ....... ' . '· { .. •" ... ' '• ROBIN HOOD Register For n:aaJlf twiee the prlcol CG!b· plote wtth ottochmonll , ' In The Middle Block Next To Elberfeldi POMEROY, OHIO SINGER' ,. ' '--------------' Chapman - Canaday Shoes Pull..pDW8r 11 .. ••• FRIDAY, AUG. 30- SATURDAY, AUG. 31 Sale 39.95 Same power '• Come In and Visit This City's Most Modern. :~·". · ... and Beautiful Shoe Store •.• • • • • SLANT·Q-MATIC zigzag with the exclusive Slant-needle lets you see better. sew bet· ter. Gives you zigzag stitching at Its easiest, straight stitchIng at Its smoothest. models during ',, The llhoe with the beautitul fit I FREE GIFTS : SLANT-0-MATIC' tacbmentll • ,------------~ on f1mous lhe • .' We cordially invite you to visit our spacious new store and inspect our complete stock of nationally known brands of shoes. You will find a hearty welcome and courteous service ... and 'above all, expert fitting service awaiting you at all times. Let us be your headquarters for smart quality footwear for the entire family. 5AVE Zlgz~g ••" • Open SINGER maglo aole 7·"--9·99 H. 0. Blain, Mr. and Mrs. bert C. Mohlmaster and Robert Sumner and da••ghler-1 Julia. Mr. and Mrs. Houstin, children Catherine and Rob,b•'e, Mr. and' "--. o. of Mr. and Mrs. George bert C. Mohlmuster and sons, B. H. SANBORN • The big gossip in Rome's glitter cir· cles stars the "toJe!herness" of Roberto Rouellinl and Alicia PUrdom Clark. the one-time bit player and ex-wife of Ed· mond Purdom who Inherited $10.000.000 or so wben she was widowed by sewinc machine heir Alfred Corning Clark a lew days after their marriage. Roberto, certainly the liveliest old party on the Continent, Is seen everywhere with her, and it's reported that Alicia iiiOin.rl to star in a p1cture masterminded by lngr!d Bergman's former spouse . . . 0. Henry's, the fabulously success· ful restaurant in Greenwich Village and tieaei'Yedly a bit, because its atmos· pbere Ia charming and they do serve up a mltlllty fiDe steak - is about to have 1 okfct brother." The owners are openIn& another eating place just across the street, to be called La Groceria. It will be 1D authentic Italian delicatessen, with cheeses and sausages of every size and shape banging from the ceiling to Dillie the decor different and appealing. Jazz star Chubby Jackson 1s giving up his career as a virtuso and will open a school ..V mu.sicians In Fretport, L. 1., next mondi' ... Tin Pan Alley is buzzing with rumon of a rift between George Mabaril md Bob Morgan, the young A 6: R man who produced the Maharis rec· ord &lbUIII. Accordin& to the reports, lin. llatibiiid lfllllme Gl Pl. lr. lllld riiiiiiJ tl Cllll; t... find Gtbl1l. •• ltiU' P,leaollll open! Tueod'ar - . JeuDe, 1'1. C,, ba're ~ Jlr, MOl Mn. Darid Wd ._. llllt II i11C wllh Mra. J. M. Crump. ll!f ~ .... lfl's. IIICOII llillaiJll) ip1!11t _ . , fl Mr. and lin . .Harold Lewlt l'bllltlll. Mr-..... Mra. BIM1 Glblll. . . ,. ... ., . . .., -::::~ « Well Colambla """" ncmt Mayet WWlam Kelly, .lbr· Mr. Ynrelb Rl«!atorr, tU!- by s.r, Grt !Ill • I eueots of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. lhiD Jof!a C. lllnklo and J1111101 cJcal pallont at ..:.- VII- p, ID.IIIe ~ ..~=~~r~l(:: 1YT !mnp. M. ~"""'""ilea vlllt- lei'~. io lmJiroV!Di. Mra. BlllrJ 14 By VIRGINIA CARLETON ft 1J Mr. and Mrs. Georp Me- ora In POmeroy MDaday. , W~ Smllb IUflad ''fllli!I!!D 111111 W$ ....... - ,...,,,_, Rr;UNION ENJOl'$ · · ' ~ ltnight and chlldr!n. Sbarm aod Mra. W. T. Sloae opont M<& Jtnlke ... . Saturday · IIIOI'IIiDI \lied Jlr • .llilllrt. g 1M . . The 1!16.1 reunion of the MorToone, have utui'Md to their clay ..n.n-. "'· ~ew Haven. ·aod w:u ~a~r;.., to tho Plm'aat bold ·m Wbef''sl 11111 Mr. . . rlstnn Clan was held llllnday, home in Bergenllold, N. J .. af. Mr J,111118 Pbillipa ol Nilnl, V lley H · w He ......,.. 11n Cecil Ga1rtllc 11 ...... Aug 25, at the holll.. o1 Mr. mlehty Ohio River IIJid ln the ne>ct fM' Robert Lewla, ardor by the mayar and My. lei's pendhlg several -a wu a weekend gueat a OIPI • was · Oblo · •"" Mrs Robert Suii!Mr, The diJtance the beautiful Oblo hUis deDI: Secretary, Mn. Raymond F. Musgrave, being with Mr. and Mrs. James Me- of Squire "'"' Mrs. Jacob PbU. ed home Sllllday lD IIOl'kluo -.port. • ~ 1mner home II so located tbat There ;, not a more lotte Rice: Vice President, Ja- present, explaloed at leDgtb Knl&ht, Upa. , from the rll!ht laWD you 1101 a view in eltber tbe bel Beard. the neoessary pnxH!ure fcO- Rev. and Mrs. W. I. Fiber Mr. and Mro. J. w. KeD :are . wonderful view of the great or Ohio Valley. The ISM rewliBI wlJI be held making the application lor tho were the house guests the past visiting . J,lr. and Mrs. James Kanawha Valley: from the front At one o'eleclt a 811111ptuous at tbe aame place, the home Federal grant to finance the week of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F~r iD Charlellon. lawn you see a view of tbe dinner was served from o1 y, and Mn. Robert Rum. proposed water symm for the Wayland and Miss Esther MC> Mr. and Mn. J. M. Crump atble oa the lawn, each ner of Henderooo. Mrn. The funds have already Knight, Rev. Fiber is a former attended tbe Morriston rellllion l!1111.mboer aod all persons tbere FoUoW!Dg Is a list of !bose been allowed by the Federal palMI' of tbe Hartford Metbo- hold al tbe home of Mr. and· doiDg justice to the acollent who attended: Mr. and Mrs. and the consulting disl Charge. Mrs. Robert Sommers iD lien!~. Following the dinner a George Ruble and daughter, was expected to Mr. and Mrs. James Fiber derson Sunday. brief busineos session wu held Bertha Jane, of Akron, Ohio; this meeting and have and children John Irvin and Joy• Attending tho Ervin reunion TONIGHT a FRIO.AY Wltb. the presid<nt, Robert LewMr. and Mrs. Mason Morristtln, form sto be made rut, e< ann have been vlsitlng Mrs. held in the Meade Park in Walt Olmay'o is, m charge, and the '!":"echildren, Donald •nd Darlene, due to his absence nothing Fiber's parents, Mr. •nd Mrs. Chftlleothe. Ohio, Su~ and "BIG REO" Waller Pidgeon, Giles Payant tary, Mrs. Robert Rlee, glvmg Parkenburg; Mr. and Mrs. be done about the matter. J. W. Kell. also a stork s'-W''for Mrs. <Color) her report. Robert Morrilton, children, After discussing tbe various ! Tony Lee, son of Mr. and Garland Glbbs were Mr. and -andA letter was read by Mrs. othy and Thomas of Beach Clo concerning the water ~- .EIIll Fields, has been a Mrs. Ervin Glbbs, Mrs. Charles '"HILL 11 FOR HEROIS" Bemlce Andenoo from Mrs, t,, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Hemthe coucnll ndjourned. surgical patient at the Hol%er ·Gibbs, Mrs. Garland Glbbo, Pomeroy . . Steve MeQueen, Bobby Darin Ellen . J~ of Uttleton, Colo., doo Edwards and Mr. and PERSONALS 1hospital, Gallipolis. M,.. Hubert Gibbs and 1011, Court St. who ~.ill bhut veryal .muehhein· M". Sam Wonclyard ol Nitro, Mrs. F. G. Mussrave and Sgt. and Mrs. A. N. Krall Jeffry Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Gar. teres!= In er re lives re W. Va.; Mrs. Naomi Smith and Au.. 31 she sent greetin~s. Greet- Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Miller of "LIANE, also were received from Dunbar, W. Va; Mrs Joseph JUNGLE GODDESS" li m•co. Homer Lucas of Kansas Fasanelli of Nitro, W Va.; Mr. Marion Michaels ~~~=~~M~o, She and her husband and Mrs. John Roach of Hunt8 reunloo hHe a lew lington, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. 'THI PRIGHTINID CITY" Rerbert Lorn, Jobn Gregson ago.. Her husband has •Wyall Martln and daughter, 1 since that tlme. 1be folks Tamie, o1 Bidwell, Ohio: Mrs. """•• appreciated hearmg from Robert Rice, Macy Brannan, thelr diStant relatives. Mrs. Evelyn Meltoo Mr and Several of the Morriston folks Mrs. Roy Yauger, ·Lillie who had not attended the re- ·Melton, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey I'OMIIOY. OHIO s. .('iaJ News • by-pro- Dizzy Signal Pometoy·KIC!cllepolt, 0., Hartford Helen Help Us! Among them on occasion, depending on the material buroing; Hydrogen cyanide (the same gas u.s~-... In an execution chamber) bydroge ul· fide, ammonia and supenleadly acrolein. It could be a real easser If you persist in smoking in bed. Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting . . . The Middle of the ~ciid , 'I One Smoke For Eternity cigarette before you go to . I-Difl7 Sentinel, Pomtrey·Mltlclltpqlt. 0., Allf. 21, 1R ' ,; . " TltP Doily Senlinel · Plat last t ) ' \; �•· .. f I I . COMMINTATING EDITORIAUY no~lde 1l'eep could be your last cigarette, per· ducts. iod. Here's what happens when a person dozes and the burning cigarette snug· gles dOw• in the bedclothes to do ita lethal work: Cloth around the glowing tobacco heats slowly to about 700 degrees Fah· renheit. Flammable carbon monoxide Is produced. It dulls the senses. In !be con· ffnes of the bedding, combustion produces carbon dioxide from tbe carbon monoxide, depriving the lungs of oxyJen. Tbe victim breathes witb increasing rapidlij, thus inballnc more carbon mo- and other combustion !. ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN Broadway Grapevine Gtllrge Montgomery, Dinah Shore's handaome ex-husband, has been doin& the hideaway routine at the Concord Hotel in tljJ (iatskills. When be's not work· ing on ;'the tennis courts there, his companiolllll alluring blonde Janis Harper, who to be his chief love Interest ... A -~~~ level, husb-husb but import· a.; meet!Q took place a few days ago in Wuhiqt.On, between Atty. Gen. Robert Kelllletly and several New York political leaders on the subject of com· llatinc the I\II'Wtlcll problem in this area . . . Pat . Tunder, one of Richard Burton's more spectacular camp follow· ers-and the one be imported to Rome to mate Ellzabtth Taylor jealous at the height of the "Cleopatra" madness-has been playlnJ minor roles In Summer stock this season. And as of a fortnight ago, she was receiving letters from Lon· don from "R. Burton." Pat's quite funny on the subject of her involvement wlth Dickie and several other celebrated ,suitors. Julia Meade bas been voted the Sarah Siddons Award as the best actress to play Chicago this year-a great honor in the theatre . . . The perfect pair: screen actor George Hamilton and good· looking Pamela Curran of Gotham society are dating in Hollywood. She's tryIng to make the grade on the silver screen. too A pair of cinema newlyweds are battling already, and the hon· eyrnoon isn't officially over. A pan of Broadway newlyweds enacted the drama before the ceremony when he belted her for insubordination - but the nuptials were held as scheduled. •"JDS • • Is Sometimes Hard to Find The harried executive whose phone jangles all day long with inconsequen· lial c~lls might well wonder if the in· ventor's name shouldn't have been "AI· exander Graham Bull." '*" · . ...... Willi-.,_. LOCAL AND SI'ATE News Of Maso County est v'irtrinia ..;: w. Va., '• i 'i ' NEW FASHIONS FOR FALL BACK TO SCHOOL I Phillips Sisters Style Shop ,,, We Carry the f Nationally Advertised Brands of footwear Mrs. umon for some Ume were pre. Blain, Mr. and Mrs. Preston toNIGHT Anderson, Miss Judy G. BurBess One death In the family during of Huntington, Mr. and Mrs. CI.OSED / S~~R!,_ ~IR( year was reported, Charles Hargld Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. fRIDAY thru THURSDAY A~ti:IN:•:N 5 THE BOUNTY" (Tecbnicolor) Marlon Brando Trevor How· ard, ·rarita, beautiful Polyneoion girl: Riehurd Harris, Hugh Griffith, Richard Hay. dn. CoiMcarloon Running time: 3 hrs. 6 min. No Advance in Admission Box-officQlosea 8:00 P.M. FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Sa)>t. 6-7 "THE MAN WHO KNEW TOO MUCH" (Technieolor) Jar:ne& Stewart, Dorl1 Day, Alan Mowbray. 'HOUSE OF THE DAMNED' Ronald Foster, Merry Anders, Richard Crane. IIMorriston of Sloux City, lowho died June 23. The mamage of Mary Lee li ~:~~~to Roberi Hinkley was II James Lewis and chllllren Bob Becky, Barbara and Conni~. Mr: and Mrs Robert Lewis ren, Mik~ and· Sarah, Mr. and • •• She IS the daughter Mrs. Joh Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. M~. and Mrs. Leland Roach Wmf•eld, W. Va. . Births and names of the ch1lwere: Jenny Ann, daught· of Mr. and Mrs. B11iy LewiS; Sheryl Ann and Carla Dee, chil- !Yu:!i Jl Rc1ble, Jr.; nu- • Nancy Carol, dough- Ricky and Terry of A k r 0 n, ••• ef Mr. and Mrs. Frankie Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Park Lee, IIMorri.ston of Charleston; Dl- , Roger and Keith anne Lyn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Martin; to Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Martin, Bryan Wyat!, born July %6, Kevm Wyatt, infant, who died. A boy born to Mr. an4 Mrs: Allen. Dowell. The lol!owmg offiCers for the organlzabon were elected lor Mrs. Dorothy Lewis, Bobby Rlce, Elmer Brannan, Ullian Brannan, Donna Melton. Louanna Melton David Anderson Mary Jane ~wis, John Lewis: Nancy Blain, Richard Blain, Reed Balin, Judith Ra• Copley, Carl o. Smith, Phyllis Martin, Debbie Martin, Diana Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Supple. Mr. and Mrs. James . Crump. HARTFORD TOWN COUNCIL The adjourned meeting of the town council of Hartford from the resular moolhly meeting of Ausust 6 was held In tbe Jim:oyor's office wtth tbe follow. ing members present: Mayor JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT William Kelly, Recorder James Crump, Councilmen Ray Fields, John Roach, Earl Fields and O'NeU Quillin and Marshall John C. Hinkle. The .neetlng was called to .,, L • II. • ""'".~.... s y ~ ....l NATURALIZER 0 GRAND·~:~• OPENING~. 'd v•lu•packecl . SINGER FALL SALE Sale 99.95 " ZIGZAG Sale 54.88 ECONOMY model..., ....... You """ llralaht-otltch SINGIR Mend, applique, mate buttonholes, overeu:t dapend on it tor SINGER • amoolh oeama - ·without at- oewtnc. Haa ,\ . bobbin. clrop-tn Chapman - Canaday Shoes Weekdays 9-5 - - Saturday 9 · 9 1 ; to everyone who visits us ... ,, •, Buster Brown . ' CANIITIR VACUUM ROBLE I! the open 001'•• fee'l•nl 12·"-15·" '· ". ' PEDWIN Free Gift Certificates ·,. No Purchl- Necesnry . y.., N"~ N9t k Pr.ilbl to ·Win ..""" ·• ,• ~. ~ I \ ~ . ....... ' . '· { .. •" ... ' '• ROBIN HOOD Register For n:aaJlf twiee the prlcol CG!b· plote wtth ottochmonll , ' In The Middle Block Next To Elberfeldi POMEROY, OHIO SINGER' ,. ' '--------------' Chapman - Canaday Shoes Pull..pDW8r 11 .. ••• FRIDAY, AUG. 30- SATURDAY, AUG. 31 Sale 39.95 Same power '• Come In and Visit This City's Most Modern. :~·". · ... and Beautiful Shoe Store •.• • • • • SLANT·Q-MATIC zigzag with the exclusive Slant-needle lets you see better. sew bet· ter. Gives you zigzag stitching at Its easiest, straight stitchIng at Its smoothest. models during ',, The llhoe with the beautitul fit I FREE GIFTS : SLANT-0-MATIC' tacbmentll • ,------------~ on f1mous lhe • .' We cordially invite you to visit our spacious new store and inspect our complete stock of nationally known brands of shoes. You will find a hearty welcome and courteous service ... and 'above all, expert fitting service awaiting you at all times. Let us be your headquarters for smart quality footwear for the entire family. 5AVE Zlgz~g ••" • Open SINGER maglo aole 7·"--9·99 H. 0. Blain, Mr. and Mrs. bert C. Mohlmaster and Robert Sumner and da••ghler-1 Julia. Mr. and Mrs. Houstin, children Catherine and Rob,b•'e, Mr. and' "--. o. of Mr. and Mrs. George bert C. Mohlmuster and sons, B. H. SANBORN • The big gossip in Rome's glitter cir· cles stars the "toJe!herness" of Roberto Rouellinl and Alicia PUrdom Clark. the one-time bit player and ex-wife of Ed· mond Purdom who Inherited $10.000.000 or so wben she was widowed by sewinc machine heir Alfred Corning Clark a lew days after their marriage. Roberto, certainly the liveliest old party on the Continent, Is seen everywhere with her, and it's reported that Alicia iiiOin.rl to star in a p1cture masterminded by lngr!d Bergman's former spouse . . . 0. Henry's, the fabulously success· ful restaurant in Greenwich Village and tieaei'Yedly a bit, because its atmos· pbere Ia charming and they do serve up a mltlllty fiDe steak - is about to have 1 okfct brother." The owners are openIn& another eating place just across the street, to be called La Groceria. It will be 1D authentic Italian delicatessen, with cheeses and sausages of every size and shape banging from the ceiling to Dillie the decor different and appealing. Jazz star Chubby Jackson 1s giving up his career as a virtuso and will open a school ..V mu.sicians In Fretport, L. 1., next mondi' ... Tin Pan Alley is buzzing with rumon of a rift between George Mabaril md Bob Morgan, the young A 6: R man who produced the Maharis rec· ord &lbUIII. Accordin& to the reports, lin. llatibiiid lfllllme Gl Pl. lr. lllld riiiiiiJ tl Cllll; t... find Gtbl1l. •• ltiU' P,leaollll open! Tueod'ar - . JeuDe, 1'1. C,, ba're ~ Jlr, MOl Mn. Darid Wd ._. llllt II i11C wllh Mra. J. M. Crump. ll!f ~ .... lfl's. IIICOII llillaiJll) ip1!11t _ . , fl Mr. and lin . .Harold Lewlt l'bllltlll. Mr-..... Mra. BIM1 Glblll. . . ,. ... ., . . .., -::::~ « Well Colambla """" ncmt Mayet WWlam Kelly, .lbr· Mr. Ynrelb Rl«!atorr, tU!- by s.r, Grt !Ill • I eueots of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. lhiD Jof!a C. lllnklo and J1111101 cJcal pallont at ..:.- VII- p, ID.IIIe ~ ..~=~~r~l(:: 1YT !mnp. M. ~"""'""ilea vlllt- lei'~. io lmJiroV!Di. Mra. BlllrJ 14 By VIRGINIA CARLETON ft 1J Mr. and Mrs. Georp Me- ora In POmeroy MDaday. , W~ Smllb IUflad ''fllli!I!!D 111111 W$ ....... - ,...,,,_, Rr;UNION ENJOl'$ · · ' ~ ltnight and chlldr!n. Sbarm aod Mra. W. T. Sloae opont M<& Jtnlke ... . Saturday · IIIOI'IIiDI \lied Jlr • .llilllrt. g 1M . . The 1!16.1 reunion of the MorToone, have utui'Md to their clay ..n.n-. "'· ~ew Haven. ·aod w:u ~a~r;.., to tho Plm'aat bold ·m Wbef''sl 11111 Mr. . . rlstnn Clan was held llllnday, home in Bergenllold, N. J .. af. Mr J,111118 Pbillipa ol Nilnl, V lley H · w He ......,.. 11n Cecil Ga1rtllc 11 ...... Aug 25, at the holll.. o1 Mr. mlehty Ohio River IIJid ln the ne>ct fM' Robert Lewla, ardor by the mayar and My. lei's pendhlg several -a wu a weekend gueat a OIPI • was · Oblo · •"" Mrs Robert Suii!Mr, The diJtance the beautiful Oblo hUis deDI: Secretary, Mn. Raymond F. Musgrave, being with Mr. and Mrs. James Me- of Squire "'"' Mrs. Jacob PbU. ed home Sllllday lD IIOl'kluo -.port. • ~ 1mner home II so located tbat There ;, not a more lotte Rice: Vice President, Ja- present, explaloed at leDgtb Knl&ht, Upa. , from the rll!ht laWD you 1101 a view in eltber tbe bel Beard. the neoessary pnxH!ure fcO- Rev. and Mrs. W. I. Fiber Mr. and Mro. J. w. KeD :are . wonderful view of the great or Ohio Valley. The ISM rewliBI wlJI be held making the application lor tho were the house guests the past visiting . J,lr. and Mrs. James Kanawha Valley: from the front At one o'eleclt a 811111ptuous at tbe aame place, the home Federal grant to finance the week of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F~r iD Charlellon. lawn you see a view of tbe dinner was served from o1 y, and Mn. Robert Rum. proposed water symm for the Wayland and Miss Esther MC> Mr. and Mn. J. M. Crump atble oa the lawn, each ner of Henderooo. Mrn. The funds have already Knight, Rev. Fiber is a former attended tbe Morriston rellllion l!1111.mboer aod all persons tbere FoUoW!Dg Is a list of !bose been allowed by the Federal palMI' of tbe Hartford Metbo- hold al tbe home of Mr. and· doiDg justice to the acollent who attended: Mr. and Mrs. and the consulting disl Charge. Mrs. Robert Sommers iD lien!~. Following the dinner a George Ruble and daughter, was expected to Mr. and Mrs. James Fiber derson Sunday. brief busineos session wu held Bertha Jane, of Akron, Ohio; this meeting and have and children John Irvin and Joy• Attending tho Ervin reunion TONIGHT a FRIO.AY Wltb. the presid<nt, Robert LewMr. and Mrs. Mason Morristtln, form sto be made rut, e< ann have been vlsitlng Mrs. held in the Meade Park in Walt Olmay'o is, m charge, and the '!":"echildren, Donald •nd Darlene, due to his absence nothing Fiber's parents, Mr. •nd Mrs. Chftlleothe. Ohio, Su~ and "BIG REO" Waller Pidgeon, Giles Payant tary, Mrs. Robert Rlee, glvmg Parkenburg; Mr. and Mrs. be done about the matter. J. W. Kell. also a stork s'-W''for Mrs. <Color) her report. Robert Morrilton, children, After discussing tbe various ! Tony Lee, son of Mr. and Garland Glbbs were Mr. and -andA letter was read by Mrs. othy and Thomas of Beach Clo concerning the water ~- .EIIll Fields, has been a Mrs. Ervin Glbbs, Mrs. Charles '"HILL 11 FOR HEROIS" Bemlce Andenoo from Mrs, t,, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Hemthe coucnll ndjourned. surgical patient at the Hol%er ·Gibbs, Mrs. Garland Glbbo, Pomeroy . . Steve MeQueen, Bobby Darin Ellen . J~ of Uttleton, Colo., doo Edwards and Mr. and PERSONALS 1hospital, Gallipolis. M,.. Hubert Gibbs and 1011, Court St. who ~.ill bhut veryal .muehhein· M". Sam Wonclyard ol Nitro, Mrs. F. G. Mussrave and Sgt. and Mrs. A. N. Krall Jeffry Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Gar. teres!= In er re lives re W. Va.; Mrs. Naomi Smith and Au.. 31 she sent greetin~s. Greet- Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Miller of "LIANE, also were received from Dunbar, W. Va; Mrs Joseph JUNGLE GODDESS" li m•co. Homer Lucas of Kansas Fasanelli of Nitro, W Va.; Mr. Marion Michaels ~~~=~~M~o, She and her husband and Mrs. John Roach of Hunt8 reunloo hHe a lew lington, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. 'THI PRIGHTINID CITY" Rerbert Lorn, Jobn Gregson ago.. Her husband has •Wyall Martln and daughter, 1 since that tlme. 1be folks Tamie, o1 Bidwell, Ohio: Mrs. """•• appreciated hearmg from Robert Rice, Macy Brannan, thelr diStant relatives. Mrs. Evelyn Meltoo Mr and Several of the Morriston folks Mrs. Roy Yauger, ·Lillie who had not attended the re- ·Melton, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey I'OMIIOY. OHIO s. .('iaJ News • by-pro- Dizzy Signal Pometoy·KIC!cllepolt, 0., Hartford Helen Help Us! Among them on occasion, depending on the material buroing; Hydrogen cyanide (the same gas u.s~-... In an execution chamber) bydroge ul· fide, ammonia and supenleadly acrolein. It could be a real easser If you persist in smoking in bed. Voice Of Broadway ••• Reporting . . . The Middle of the ~ciid , 'I One Smoke For Eternity cigarette before you go to . I-Difl7 Sentinel, Pomtrey·Mltlclltpqlt. 0., Allf. 21, 1R ' ,; . " TltP Doily Senlinel · Plat last t ) ' \; �J · • All. STARS · Dilly !elrtlnet, Pomeror-1111h11.,t. 0 ., Auf. " · 1MU ' ~~~~:';~~::t;G!i"e(l ~ __ ....... Bobby Walston, . George Shaw· Cut By·. Pros The Daily Sentinel , . . NEW !lAVEII - Mr. u d!dteo411ted with rJMIIOio, 8IIIDII IIIMI llu ·";~i fOil' ~ lhrfo m"Lildo4....,. Trt)ltXb. m1ao thi """"'., . . . . . . , . 11n. J~ ~. fOI'IIII!I',.. l!ld ar-orJ . lr:,"'::.~ 1 llobby Wlllton ood 12-y<w 1fltll tile t•em1 ·tile Bollinwo Colbl, tbe1mer IIPL llpkollor. ood lee )!ll!lo. ..Tbe P......, ldenll ef New lllv-. l!ld ,_ '!be Rev~ Plvld Plelda, llild " - ' • • · lb!I'IJ ~former ..... who -'e Ph~ Eocles durllC wbkb l N.., Ytd Glonlo ood lho MJune-, '1'111! Gloato re;! • d lholr liqUid Sl 1' 1 po4led out Of lholr ll'llo· t1 GreiM. V1., ..., •-'""' Jr. ~ltl!il Tndllioall . . Delli •1 s1 m I 'tl'•n;...lnc............ko. ~~ ~~~ Jli!rved u i ... ndout puo- IIIIa Vtktnp .,._ joiDblg lbe:to fJ mtD 'll'odo :f4)'"' reJeM. 11Dc ..mp II WOII LlllftJ, W.Va., iDa !'Ill~ of their ~i dlna J11U1!e wu ..-nled "'et~lloelaa 1111 Vlrlb. 4o, jolaod pro t~ro i!I'OII'· icatebor, field pi klckft lilt .,.... 1'bt formor ·b!l......, -oylld<le Ol*r-, four dayo lheod cl •I l:alo .... ter, Judy May to PFC IWI*jiiiM Diana &lulb, orpnlll. Mn. Elll .._,.. 111111 ...~. lnJ "anny of the ...,ployecl." lpoiDI-Ifter opeelalllt. II<: ~liar et~lDYod • - ' I<ICik- i lle J-olla ood 'lfflllli" <lldjca,_ of a water olw:tJCII .. .EII- J . -· ,.o,nlel, 111111 of . Mr. , Tbe brldot .,.... a llblle llilil- .,., Butdl. )llll!t ...,.~~ W....,, Sf, the - . I higheot ' end In Juno ood wa slpoed u Jie y- -.rHh tile COlli ill IIIII and : Jim Collier. Collier ICIINd lbe. jab Pitta, the P - ti<kGif 81111 Mn.. ~rd Mco.nlel, leriDII lenCib dreM. !lor ~ Bud .U Ill New .kirley ., ·.- I a Notional Lttl'l< hillory, ' o free apnl by the Palriola. · lob!r _ . - up ploJing ...,... Giants' oab' toucbdowa Ill llol ood punt rtiUnl opoelallol, ted lllll'tlord, W. Vo. . veD odiOUider lenglb. 11er ..-.tly with llllled r... reeelved hllreleaoel 11ola time, ·though , 'fallton IIddle belllnd .JohluiJ Unltas. :·· 18.-7 plo,u~Ldefeat ot tile port lll hll flnl .,......... - "· '!be cart'DIOII)' .,.. perform- 1eonage w.. of plnll ~ .y Rlgp. from tile Booton Patriol• ' of tile : pl•••lng lo retire for gOod. He waa tracle4to lbe Glanta lll' baodl ol. the 0.... 114)' Pa<bft out 1iDee recoverlnt from a llloul- jod Ill 111e pc aence of the !ami- A receplloo- waa held at the Vlllt<n 11 the._ Iff American LoOp. "If 1 thought I could help the !' 11511 ood ogalo .-..d •• on tm- iwhen he ,..,..erod a blocted kldtjder lnjnry...The New Yorio .Iota 11e1 at the Olurdl of God Ill home of Mr. and Mr•. 81 Ruth and Elizabeth Sllaw, <01111derod over the· Patriots, 1 would play lbe derltudy-lhll ·u mo to Char-i ill lhe eod :rone. 1 hope to ha .. their lnFod trio New Hive~~ an Sunday, August Jobnsoo. grandporenbl of I he an S.twday were lin.. ' hiU 01 a pro quarterbaet o1 tho 11011," he llld. " But the way the jiey CGaeriJ. Afb!r two 1081001 at ! ~ - a l 'hits 1of hallbadt Did! a.rioly, ..,.. l&th at 3 p.m. before an aillr ' bride. Asslltlnl at lbe rec:ep. .Walll, JUvlera lleacll, • of Ill, was placed on the . team ohapeo UR 110\V I wouldn't Now YC!I'I!, Sllow moved on to, Bobby Mitchell. the WIIIIIJDgton ter Mike Hudock IIICI talotyman tlon were Mr. ood Mrs. Harry Mn. Ralph Wallo, waiver lilt by the Denver BI'Oit' fi8ure prominently Ia their plana:·! Mlnotoota lnd then<e to Denver.J Redaklns' liar .......,.Ieber, un-:Billy Atklno ready lor Sunday's will sing. Program coiiUIIIt. W. Gibbs, New Haven and flln. o.,.and Mrs. Grace ·001 of lhe AFL. Willi ......., ,..... ' where he wu tile No. 2 111a11 be- derwent medkal to cleter-1 esblbltloo oplnal tho· PatrloU. tee ls Uoyd DOlinger, Helen Tom Woodward, GaiUpolls, 1Clifton. · - - - -- - - - - - - - - - Woode. Fannie Bernard, 8lld ·oun\J of lhe bride. Mr. oo4 Mn. Albert Md~ of ColwniKll; Mr. and Mn. Clar- Mary Amoo. Table committee . Tbe nl!w Mrs. McDaniel •~>- , iel ol Stoneypolnt, N • . ence SeariJ, soo Terry Lee, Cite- Is Ernest Taylor, Albert Warn- tended Wlhama Hlgb School Leonard McDaniel, Jr. an4 shire ; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard e1 and Delbert Gaul. and I• a Senior now at Gretna ,cblldren of Clevell!ld Cook and children, Benny, WJI. ' Last weekend guests of Mr. lligh Sdlool. 'ftoe bridegroom at.jthelr parents, Mr. l!ld U ma Jean ood Rhonda of MJddl&. and Mrs. Oinsmo"' Boyles, beaded Wobama High School, Leonard McDaniel l!ld 1IMk' New officers were installed .port ; Maggie Diddle, Walter '""' Mr. Boyles' sisb!r, Ethel Mason and Is now oervlng wllll slater ood family , Mr . ... III:L when Mn. 1. o. McCoy was h011- Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Johnson, Mrs. lla ZedeU and lhe u. s. Army. 1George Hudscll l!ld ~ tess to the R..., Garden Club Phillips of Syraclllle, peggY Sherrell, Rudy, and Terry, all The newlyweds left for a wed- I Mn. John Gnndltaff ~-·~ ol Tuppers Plains, for its Aug- Sarver of Pomeroy. a of Barberton, Ohio. ding U:ip lhroo&h West Virl!in- cblldren, Mrs. Catherine ~ ust meeting, with Mrs. Howard The birthdays of Randy Cook Mr. ood Mre. Cha8. D. W<AJde ia and Virginia. nolda visited "" Friday -.rHh ~. ·Caldwell a08lating. and Wilma Jeen <;oot and Va- visited their aon. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Carroll Shitm at La!& . By sAM HANCOCK for threo-year""d trotter• was nipped Speedy S<ot by a head In I 'ftoe businesa meeting was Desaa Riebel were alao etolebrat- Clair Woode and Conni Sue of : · ~"' , untied.,... IDtenoltonol t:58 1-5. by Caleb In 1981. , tbe streteb drive. In the oecond •ducled by the president, Mrs.! ed· Pomeroy, and her mother, LISTON DRAWS BIG DUQUOIN Ill. tUPll ~ Florlis' triumph also was In the Speedy &ot moved in front at Frederick Goebel aod ro)l caU l Mrs J 8 Haves of MiddleMALMOE, Sweden ttJPI) ~~ ' u ......,~. • · the lho head of ••· ~~-b to cr1101 by members naming ' · Sunday · · afternoon. crowd of """"' than 10,1100 11!0' Seat won the ...... --man as fa-•··t - li me ever recorded m ~"' ·~her !avor- ' ,, U 1 port expected. but it wan'l easy, aod Hamblelooian, and Speedy S co t under the wire a iengtb ahead of ite fragrant DDer or shrub ft.uf M' od Mr D • pie . ~ted Sonny LlsiAlll It • lbe big bay «oil ltad to break could do no better than the ..c-1 Florlis, and in tbl! third beat ! Mrs John Arbaugh presentle . r. a ho s.redUJSmoSure Bayda ' exlnbltion Wednesday ~ ... ' a paper. · no on n Y• . ond fast est t"•me ever w•'th h': FlorI"Is bY thr ee quarter• of a led 15-year-old apeed record of hIl!l on " Ideas for GarAus were ll with a su rJse birth. I the heav···-'"'' . ,.,.,. ...~.,. champlOD zelllf t granddaddy 10 chalk up the tri- 1:58. His 1:58 2-5 clocking in tho • lengtb. •den Color" and "N 0 w Is the , da g ~er for ~ f their I M Sa- h- H - - f Mt . ated hiS desire 10 meet~~ . 0 ,_ph j deciding heat equalled the previ· Speedy Scot won hia llixtb aod Time To,. by Mrs Charleo ' .Y . - , rs . ..r~ annum O • JohanMOn of SWeden In • "':"' -·Tbe· claSBic trotter fro m castie- ous Hambleton1an record -~ b ••• . . ·•·-· t••' • · borthdays, given them Mrs. fight , ~~ y sevenuJ races m Dine _.. ~ llll5 carr ' hildr A be n I by k tb . or !Alto 1s VISJ!mg . her . molher, M too Farm came from b<hind. 1o l vlcroriouo Harlan Dean m 19tH i yeat to ell!'!l first II!ODOJ of 451.- 1 otiicen for the comin ear l Sunday Schol attendance on c en. au' u ca e was R. T. Blessmg m ason. Meanwhile. it was. an!!OIIDOI!d II~ win tbe 2nd 3rd beats of the ! Speedy Scot and Florlis actual- 619 increasing hillifetlm eeam. tailed by ,._ gGoeybel Aug. 25, was 62 the offering presented them dunng the I Mrs. Lo"'na W1ndon JS spend- V1enna that Austnan organllll! wereasmseach officer"""· · $115,11411 stake In !:68 and 1:58 2-5, ·' ly made the race a two-horse oon- ! 'DilS "' $2311,710. aod was install- fl6 .05 . wor sh'1p ' Servoces were noon Th hour M Ing two weeks WI th Mrs. Mable were un able to meet Llstoo'l . .· 1 aod pooted a total clocking of test, before a record crowd of FlorUa, a winner over Speedy led a corsage was presented to held at 10·45, with Thelma Bo 1°se ~~esenMwer~l rs. E Roush at Letart. mand for $5,000 and he woolcl 0 5:154 to better the all-all" record 41,980, even though 14 started and s..t twice ao a two-year-old.' her bv Mrs. Ulah Swan which Henderson, substitute leader, StYes ~ er d orenc: .;M:,ss:_J::.;u::d::,y_Fr:..:.;:y_:.of:..:.N.,.ew_H_a:.v_-_ , a..:.p;.pe ..•..r ..the_re..•.,•.."' ..hed=uled'""""~ 8 for three beati divided, 5·58 1-5 11 remained for the 3rd beat. earned $28,3011. she had made using Dowen and an attendance of 26. H:.!'t:~y. ~a~~y an~' Oon~~a~ll ,. , by Rodney, in !948. I AU Th...., a... I Tlurd money of $13.181 went to from her garden. The officers There :was an attendance of I M'll ton W V M nd Rndney, who finished , econd in , In the first heat Florlis, start- ' Elm, lnurth prir.e of tri.OIII 10 are Mrs E A Dodderer pres~ 16, at last Wednesday evening 1 ~ 1; e;u St a lr aMt the Hambletonian in 1~7. , ing from post position ~· never 1Chotr Hoy, and fifth of $5,66l to ident ; Mrs.· J .· s. Davl~, VIce Iprayer services, will, Grace Z~~·. ;~~a., ~~m a~d Mrs.· was tile oire of s~. a fifth was far out of content1on and ! ~off Hanover. president· Mrs Herman Black Swartz leader. E Ch k d Sl place finisher In the t9S? Hambit!-l - - - secretary' aod· Mn I. 0 Me: 1 The regular meeting ol the ofug;~' ert e ~I so~ evl~ We handle au sizes of tanD tonlao and the father of Speedy I Coy, tre~surer. w. s. c. S. was held on Aug, 'Mrs. ~ic~::"~ . Spen~~r. ;i.:~y 1 1 for bottlt gas We service Scot. The traveling prh:e was won 20, at the home of Nelhe Park- !and D M and M J 1 Wedaelday'l win W8B lhe first • Iby Mrs. Chorles Carr. The er, with an attendance of 12- ! Bo le ao;:y, nd r. d J rs . Moe e wbat we seD bleto 1 lcto for Ralph ' Isola Taylor pretldeal wo1 Y s. re a an oey · r · Ham nan v ry . I Conuioittee chairmen were ing of the executlve board aod ,Seplember meeting Is to he heid i. h f• R od and Mrs. Starling Massar and 0 Baldwin, Speedy Soot's driver. '" 1named when the American Le- other members lo start the at the home of Mrs. A. M. ~~~~ ~J~ w:.eeJ~ ~g ::.w ' daughter Diana. IS tries. . . gion Auxiliary of Drew Web- membership drive. Cox. Middleport, and a guest record and treBBOU:r books 1 Mrs. Clara Follrnd, Nina Speedy Scot .. a 2-5 lavor1U. bY ·ster Post No. 39 met Tuesday Jennifer Crew, a representa- ~ speaker on nower arrangemtns !were •sed out aod !ans i Robinson. and Mr. and Mrs RUTLAND, OHIO virtue of . hla f•v• victories '" sox evening at the Legion Hall. live to Buckeye Girls State, gave will be heard. were :.de for o~derln p the 1 Clair Follrod, Kathy and Stevstartl gomg Into tho Ha'."bletonl- Mrs. Ernest Powell, new pres- ber report. She thanked lbe A salad course was served by new program books aU: othor ie, •!tended the l'ollrod family an, hard preosedF~rl~ver! ident, conducted the meeting. 1Unit lor sponsoring her and said the hostesoes. material. ~ reun1on, held at Ash Cave, last beat by u~aw: th ld st Chairmen named we"' Mrs. Al· lshe considered it a great privl- j , Thelma Henderson led the Sunday, Aug. 13th. cloestnut pi h1 e:.;ld len Eichonger and Mrs. Edward ,lege to be an American, aod, S 5 R h I H i program on, "What Shall Y driver •n 1 e race, Y H. Hedrlcks, color bearers; ' that Uving In America, she hop- : P ow • ome Tell Our Children About ' Harry Powna;~. Mart IMrs. Orville Well; American-' ed to be the best American pos-: On 38 Day Lealie !Use of Money" with interesl>- ' Florll!':t only set a world rec- · ism;_ Mrs. George Bearhs, com-!slble for her to be. He mother, ; SP5 Robert E. Roosh Sr., re- ing reading and discussion. lakin tho first beat ln lmumty service; Mrs .. _Ge~ald i Mrs . Leo C~w. acoompanled ltumed horne from Koree Aug. She closed the program with ord by but gught 1 ~ _ ak Wlldernmuth, rehablhtatiOn; ,her aod was mtroduced. 30 He is home for 31 days. the song "Come Thoo Foont t ·57 3·5 ca .,., pa ...... m ·1 · il d .. , The hymn of the month, "This While In Korea he oerved m of Every Blessing" and prayer 1· ~ · Scot In the s!Nieh to Mrs. Charles Hayes, clv : k '!be vious world mark 'fense ; Mrs. Jed Webster Sr.• Is My Father's World," was Combat Support Co., 1st Bat~le in unison. · pre Pan-Amerocan; Mrs. Ralph Gil- sung by lhe group. Prayer for Group 8th Cav. 1st Cav. DIY. The hosteess served borne. more, child welfare ; ~s. Ben peace by the chaplain, the sing- He was there for 13 months. made ice cream and cookies. ,J, Jr~• Neul!llng, music aod radio; Mrs. Iing of " America," and the clos-' Since being home he has visit- The next meeting will be ~ George Mowrey, cards for the 1 ing ode by the p"'sldent, clos- ed with his wife Sarah Westen held oo Tuesday evenlag SepL sick; Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, ed lbe meethtg. Roush and Infant son, Robert, 17th, at the home of Thelma flowers ; Mrs. Gaynelle WISe, Refreshments were served by Jr., whom he .aw lor the first Henderson, with Grace Swartz legislative; and Mrs. Fr~nk Mrs. Horner Hysell, Mrs. Roy ' time. j in charge of the program. Cheese brew •. nallooal securoty · 1Smith, Mrs. Lester Hart, and He also visited hlo mother, The M. Y. F. sponsored a Reported Ill were Mrs. A. v. ' Mrs. w. A. Morgan, with Mrs. Mrs. Icy Miller, of Main-st.. ber wiener roast on the church lot, Howell, Mrs.. Lawrence Smith Durwood Cummings as contri- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Friday evening. Aug. 23, with Jlroltb-Adkins, LHS freshman and Mrs. Wolllsm Baxter and buting hosteso. 1Westen of Minersville, and an attendance of 40. Their regcage coach for two years, was cards were ordered sent them. their grandmother, Mn. Char- ular meeting was held Sunday assigned by the Logan city . Mrs. Mason F1sher, memberlotte Westen of Moondsville, w. evening, Aug. 25th. school board Monday as heed ship chairtnan, will call a meet- Carpenter 803(8 4-H va., and SP5 aod Mrs. Harry The Auditing Committee, Our complete line of hunting supplies and equipbasketball caoch of the Lngan Club End M~tin Wright and family of AugiJI!ta, composed of Helen Woode, ment is here ready for selection. Made by world· Chieftains lor the 196:H4 sea- Service• Held For The final meeing of the~ar- Ga. SP5 and Mrs. Roosh and Grace Dorst, Osie Folirod and son. booc Eimer Miller penter Boys 4-H Club w 81 son are to leove for Ft. Knox, Mtllard Swortz met Saturday known msnufacturers snd In a large range ol The Huntington, W. Va. na- Funeral services for Mr. lsa- held at Columbia School Thurs- Ky., on Sept . 3. While the"' he afternoon at the home of Mr. prices. Uve replaces Ed Lendenskl Elmer Miller former Mid- day evening Lavem Jordan d will be In 37th Armored, 4th and Ml'll. Martin Dorst and who ~signed recently to take a :feporl busine.. ~n were held Meryl Houd~shelt advloors :'s Med. Tk. Bn. audited the church treasurer's ' books. similar post at West MUt.onof- Sunday August Zli ' at Heath trlbuted Fair p...;mlum ~~ Union High school n<H'th •. - thod~ I Church where he and ribbons to •L- flfte boy • G oup Hllll The church homecoming wiD Dayton w!e IS • ~~ en . I LtJrfl! r be held 00 Sunda Sept !5 'ftoe In addition to being frMh was a "!"mber and teacher of who completed projects during Picnic On Suntl.ay "Loganalres" fro~ ~n·, 0 ., summer. . Enjoylag a picnic at the 1--=------ - - -- buketbsll coaclo of lbe Logan the mens class for over years he . has served as super- years. They were Donrue and Relt ·Meigs County Fairgrounds on .,.,.,,........,,..,..... ,,.,,, •••• ~ & risor 'or the seventh grade and Rev. Marvin E. Dawson was Cheadle, Thad Dye, Stanley lfut. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Flag League foolball programs officiating minister. Burial was ton, Radney Jordan, Charlet chard Riebel aod chllclren, Vanand coach of the LHS tennis Ia Riverview cemetery with Jr., Rlcha!'d Pettit, IJen. ossa and Mark of Tuc111111, Ariz.; teem. This season he is assist- Rawlings-Coats Funeral home and Dale Queen, Walter Mr _ and Mrs. Cecil Coot and In& In vorslty lonthall a end In charge. Grandsons of Mr. Jimmy Stout, Jo h n son, Randy; Mrs. MorgaretMer-1: ond tackle coach. He will con- Miller we~ pallbearers. Vale. David and Dean Woole e<>r and son, Danny ol Wellstlnue to teach freshman general He was survived by Gary. vUie; Mrs. Merle Donovan mathematics. daul!hters, Mrs. Iva Nard, Mrs. Projec\J completed by mem- eons, Butch and Boddy of NeweRECOIL Adkills earned honorable Julia McComas, Mrs. · ben incklded gardening, rope, w. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. PADS I mention In All-West Virginia Vanderhoof and three electricity, small motors, and mond Cook and son, Kenny ulectlorul while playing basket- Doyle, Mont, and Dennis pholograpby. East Liverpool; IJeUa Starkey bell at Hunthtgton High School. er. OUt-of·toWii relatives attendeGAME your bia snings when He wu named to secllonal and 1ng services were Mr. and Mr1. WE BAGS regic!nal all·tourney teallll! and Carl Vanderhoof and family, you cbange from ISSUE Ida team reached the stale fin- Waldo; Willard Miller. W()<!sler; flame·type to new eSHEUVESTS ala when he was a junior. He Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, 'IJU captain tJI the team hls l' Pam and Connie, Columbus; flamc:less decuic senior year and played In the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller, eGUNCASES alar pme between West IDale, Wooster; Mr. and Mrs. here Virginia and Kentucky along , John Crooks, Barb and Pat, Coi get IO:year with the fiobolous Jerry. West. llumbus; Mrs. J. fl.. Miller. M> He played fresloman ball and ami, Fla.; Mrs. MarjOrie BurI:free maintmance under '• IDOl! sop11orr10re season Irls, McElwain of Cincinnati; 1 at M,J lii1f University before . Mrs. Helen Miller Burris, : havlna. atve up hasketl:iiii. !James'Mill'r, Mrs. Mary Slfll!b, Mter tll'lduotlng In 1910, :he 1Co)umbus; Mr. ood Mrs. Den. laugill for • year at lJncoln l nls Miller. Bradstown, Ky .. ond junior' hllli in . Runtlngton Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. J~ lc!re II1IIYlal to Logan. oon, Donna, Jean, Ward, of c~ a,.uaiiOol-..._.nllr.d Jill G!:orlfj•woloti.a ~ w.er . . alter! ..... ..,, ' · """"""10r- """ t . onc11....,..jjj:, onc1 Mr.- w., Ill lleuryl I New Officers Are Installed 8Y Garden Cl b Speedy Scot Wins y, I ·Hambletonian Race con-: Mason ed ·I Polished Cottons SOCia • ) N0l es SOCJety ' News onc1 I eChecks ahd plaids e boys' and young men's e continental and regular st yles Bulk Tan k servtce • tJ'· 2 .95 from l!il tj j eSPORT SHIRTS - boys' ond .....,• 1, taporod oncl contours Mek ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY 300 w. Second St. - WYandotte 2'2111, Pomeroy BUY ~ Rutland Furniture ,, Undorwoor by Coopon and BVD e Rytby Sporlcraftor Jackets for men ond boy• I Sport Coats, Slacks, Ivy Suits for the college man Phone SH. 2-4811 I w• W: ! I OOWNIE·GROSS FOR SCHOOL 1 Committee Chairmen Are Named By Drew Webster Post Auxiliary eSWEATERS - by Rugby ond Arrow, cardlllan ond crow When emeraencr uponses catch you short, take a ~hort cut to a balonced budpt. See us about a prompt, pnv~te cash loan. Pressed for time! Telephone first-then ' stop 111. !· 1 • POMEROY, OHIO A PROFFITT'S WHQLESA~~ ' 1 NamedLogan Cage Coach ' brings you OS I S ' • ,·) I HUNTING SEASON OPENS SEPT. 6 with I Shotguns & Rifles ONLY THE GOLDEN TOUCH AGITATOR ACTION CAN GIVE YOU ALL THESE BENEFITS * * * * * elthaca • Harrison Richardson eMoss.trg eBrowning and cuff s by htnd •••'nt . WASHEI MORl VIGOROUIL~ tht Browns' Center Is floubtful Starter SAN FRANCISCO tUPU-Center Frank Norze II um:~el~:~~ I a bruised heel, 10 Browns head coach Blanton COl· · SAVES YOUR CLO'I'MEI becau.. Goldon Toucb ot"a10 r Hllon pound 1\nt out of ~ml · ,, - fUmiest llnatrle, av•n nylans-.,...thout ·. ~ial tubs! geld. The Browns and the llJorru used to boo one of the blggeat OVERFLOWS DIRT AWAY - no•tr dnlns dirt and ocum !lick tfl, ...,. your clothln&l . * a••r * S.YIAR PARTI GUAIIANT 11• * - and more total wattrl ... .. Some observers say tht Coa•~ ed>lbitlon swing haa lost NO GEAIIS 10 WEAR OUT u'll ntvar haWI • S70 • rtpl I ... r • \ -yo ' ~>ecauee lhtl 1\oMnator •••rltll llriVt ., II~ NOW ONLY Five linebackertl remain In the OPENINGS _ _.....__( ., . WIST' MAIN sfliiliET • . o,.rioow.-~y li·'T.:,aM j\. ' In Women's, Men's & Mixed Leagues For Fall, Winter & Spring Season ,.,,r a-rYationt Phono WY 2-3432-WY 2·2110 Bowling Lanes .' . HJ ••• for cold and golden pleasure any time of day Sale Now In -Prf!gress (ertified Oi'l Station $ Pomeroy Browns' tralniDI camp with rugged Sam Tidmore ba!Uinl RACINI ., .:wATER HEATER tEST WlnMII · 1 ;Trllill.. I ' St. . . Of Your ctlelce · · 29.9 lhery_,.Gillon Wit \VItti. A ""'•' ~.!~ . 1 NoW Un4•r' New· Ammunition of All Kinds Back To School 50,000 STAMP G~e:AW~Y- .- . HUNTING UCINSES FOR be-l rellolliOI of Its glamour for Art Modell, who may obondon next summet· tor games to home. 10m• STARTS SEPT. ht, 1963 EVERYTHING an . 11 \ .,.VES WATIR AND DE1nG~ -Other was hen uu up 10 !10'1'- hOt- canlt In the City of Angell. only 30,000 art expected to ....,,... , the nl&hl pn.lt beeauu tlley'JI b< competing for tho sports with the baseball Glanto llo4gera. •. •i _..., \• ...~~o:t -, W ~IIIIM, • . - •• . I< . '· ' ~ · ..- :; . Cleaning eGun Oil Pomeroy Ben Franklin Has f WASHES EVERY'I'MING IAFILY lier thinks he'a & doui>tful oloJ1er! I lor Saturday'& pme In Lao ry Store -" I Kits TRADE-IN Offer ~ Squeezet deantlnl IU4t \hrOVII ~~~tho• 3oo timt• a mln.WI . TAKE SOME HOME e Gun $ PIIUC:RUII f'OR YOU You ntod never pretreat tolled shirt CQiiell e Winchester eRemlngton Peters I j ',. ' aav• OH~I e Remington BUDGET ACCOUNTS AltE CAIUUED HERE IN OUR STORB ---------------------------_Ebersbach Hardware B~lt'l' ACCOUNTS ARE CARRIED HERE IN OUR STdRE •'EVERYTHING IN · HARDWARE~ POMEROY, Of-110 )If-./ COMPANY ' . '~ Western HUNTERS JACKETS & CAPES- HUNTERS PANTS CAPS- RIFLE SUNG STRAPS Don't mlaa this OFFER c;.n ,_ .,.., ,. ............... ;.-........... e --.- ···· ' ' ' _, ,., �J · • All. STARS · Dilly !elrtlnet, Pomeror-1111h11.,t. 0 ., Auf. " · 1MU ' ~~~~:';~~::t;G!i"e(l ~ __ ....... Bobby Walston, . George Shaw· Cut By·. Pros The Daily Sentinel , . . NEW !lAVEII - Mr. u d!dteo411ted with rJMIIOio, 8IIIDII IIIMI llu ·";~i fOil' ~ lhrfo m"Lildo4....,. Trt)ltXb. m1ao thi """"'., . . . . . . , . 11n. J~ ~. fOI'IIII!I',.. l!ld ar-orJ . lr:,"'::.~ 1 llobby Wlllton ood 12-y<w 1fltll tile t•em1 ·tile Bollinwo Colbl, tbe1mer IIPL llpkollor. ood lee )!ll!lo. ..Tbe P......, ldenll ef New lllv-. l!ld ,_ '!be Rev~ Plvld Plelda, llild " - ' • • · lb!I'IJ ~former ..... who -'e Ph~ Eocles durllC wbkb l N.., Ytd Glonlo ood lho MJune-, '1'111! Gloato re;! • d lholr liqUid Sl 1' 1 po4led out Of lholr ll'llo· t1 GreiM. V1., ..., •-'""' Jr. ~ltl!il Tndllioall . . Delli •1 s1 m I 'tl'•n;...lnc............ko. ~~ ~~~ Jli!rved u i ... ndout puo- IIIIa Vtktnp .,._ joiDblg lbe:to fJ mtD 'll'odo :f4)'"' reJeM. 11Dc ..mp II WOII LlllftJ, W.Va., iDa !'Ill~ of their ~i dlna J11U1!e wu ..-nled "'et~lloelaa 1111 Vlrlb. 4o, jolaod pro t~ro i!I'OII'· icatebor, field pi klckft lilt .,.... 1'bt formor ·b!l......, -oylld<le Ol*r-, four dayo lheod cl •I l:alo .... ter, Judy May to PFC IWI*jiiiM Diana &lulb, orpnlll. Mn. Elll .._,.. 111111 ...~. lnJ "anny of the ...,ployecl." lpoiDI-Ifter opeelalllt. II<: ~liar et~lDYod • - ' I<ICik- i lle J-olla ood 'lfflllli" <lldjca,_ of a water olw:tJCII .. .EII- J . -· ,.o,nlel, 111111 of . Mr. , Tbe brldot .,.... a llblle llilil- .,., Butdl. )llll!t ...,.~~ W....,, Sf, the - . I higheot ' end In Juno ood wa slpoed u Jie y- -.rHh tile COlli ill IIIII and : Jim Collier. Collier ICIINd lbe. jab Pitta, the P - ti<kGif 81111 Mn.. ~rd Mco.nlel, leriDII lenCib dreM. !lor ~ Bud .U Ill New .kirley ., ·.- I a Notional Lttl'l< hillory, ' o free apnl by the Palriola. · lob!r _ . - up ploJing ...,... Giants' oab' toucbdowa Ill llol ood punt rtiUnl opoelallol, ted lllll'tlord, W. Vo. . veD odiOUider lenglb. 11er ..-.tly with llllled r... reeelved hllreleaoel 11ola time, ·though , 'fallton IIddle belllnd .JohluiJ Unltas. :·· 18.-7 plo,u~Ldefeat ot tile port lll hll flnl .,......... - "· '!be cart'DIOII)' .,.. perform- 1eonage w.. of plnll ~ .y Rlgp. from tile Booton Patriol• ' of tile : pl•••lng lo retire for gOod. He waa tracle4to lbe Glanta lll' baodl ol. the 0.... 114)' Pa<bft out 1iDee recoverlnt from a llloul- jod Ill 111e pc aence of the !ami- A receplloo- waa held at the Vlllt<n 11 the._ Iff American LoOp. "If 1 thought I could help the !' 11511 ood ogalo .-..d •• on tm- iwhen he ,..,..erod a blocted kldtjder lnjnry...The New Yorio .Iota 11e1 at the Olurdl of God Ill home of Mr. and Mr•. 81 Ruth and Elizabeth Sllaw, <01111derod over the· Patriots, 1 would play lbe derltudy-lhll ·u mo to Char-i ill lhe eod :rone. 1 hope to ha .. their lnFod trio New Hive~~ an Sunday, August Jobnsoo. grandporenbl of I he an S.twday were lin.. ' hiU 01 a pro quarterbaet o1 tho 11011," he llld. " But the way the jiey CGaeriJ. Afb!r two 1081001 at ! ~ - a l 'hits 1of hallbadt Did! a.rioly, ..,.. l&th at 3 p.m. before an aillr ' bride. Asslltlnl at lbe rec:ep. .Walll, JUvlera lleacll, • of Ill, was placed on the . team ohapeo UR 110\V I wouldn't Now YC!I'I!, Sllow moved on to, Bobby Mitchell. the WIIIIIJDgton ter Mike Hudock IIICI talotyman tlon were Mr. ood Mrs. Harry Mn. Ralph Wallo, waiver lilt by the Denver BI'Oit' fi8ure prominently Ia their plana:·! Mlnotoota lnd then<e to Denver.J Redaklns' liar .......,.Ieber, un-:Billy Atklno ready lor Sunday's will sing. Program coiiUIIIt. W. Gibbs, New Haven and flln. o.,.and Mrs. Grace ·001 of lhe AFL. Willi ......., ,..... ' where he wu tile No. 2 111a11 be- derwent medkal to cleter-1 esblbltloo oplnal tho· PatrloU. tee ls Uoyd DOlinger, Helen Tom Woodward, GaiUpolls, 1Clifton. · - - - -- - - - - - - - - - Woode. Fannie Bernard, 8lld ·oun\J of lhe bride. Mr. oo4 Mn. Albert Md~ of ColwniKll; Mr. and Mn. Clar- Mary Amoo. Table committee . Tbe nl!w Mrs. McDaniel •~>- , iel ol Stoneypolnt, N • . ence SeariJ, soo Terry Lee, Cite- Is Ernest Taylor, Albert Warn- tended Wlhama Hlgb School Leonard McDaniel, Jr. an4 shire ; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard e1 and Delbert Gaul. and I• a Senior now at Gretna ,cblldren of Clevell!ld Cook and children, Benny, WJI. ' Last weekend guests of Mr. lligh Sdlool. 'ftoe bridegroom at.jthelr parents, Mr. l!ld U ma Jean ood Rhonda of MJddl&. and Mrs. Oinsmo"' Boyles, beaded Wobama High School, Leonard McDaniel l!ld 1IMk' New officers were installed .port ; Maggie Diddle, Walter '""' Mr. Boyles' sisb!r, Ethel Mason and Is now oervlng wllll slater ood family , Mr . ... III:L when Mn. 1. o. McCoy was h011- Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Johnson, Mrs. lla ZedeU and lhe u. s. Army. 1George Hudscll l!ld ~ tess to the R..., Garden Club Phillips of Syraclllle, peggY Sherrell, Rudy, and Terry, all The newlyweds left for a wed- I Mn. John Gnndltaff ~-·~ ol Tuppers Plains, for its Aug- Sarver of Pomeroy. a of Barberton, Ohio. ding U:ip lhroo&h West Virl!in- cblldren, Mrs. Catherine ~ ust meeting, with Mrs. Howard The birthdays of Randy Cook Mr. ood Mre. Cha8. D. W<AJde ia and Virginia. nolda visited "" Friday -.rHh ~. ·Caldwell a08lating. and Wilma Jeen <;oot and Va- visited their aon. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Carroll Shitm at La!& . By sAM HANCOCK for threo-year""d trotter• was nipped Speedy S<ot by a head In I 'ftoe businesa meeting was Desaa Riebel were alao etolebrat- Clair Woode and Conni Sue of : · ~"' , untied.,... IDtenoltonol t:58 1-5. by Caleb In 1981. , tbe streteb drive. In the oecond •ducled by the president, Mrs.! ed· Pomeroy, and her mother, LISTON DRAWS BIG DUQUOIN Ill. tUPll ~ Florlis' triumph also was In the Speedy &ot moved in front at Frederick Goebel aod ro)l caU l Mrs J 8 Haves of MiddleMALMOE, Sweden ttJPI) ~~ ' u ......,~. • · the lho head of ••· ~~-b to cr1101 by members naming ' · Sunday · · afternoon. crowd of """"' than 10,1100 11!0' Seat won the ...... --man as fa-•··t - li me ever recorded m ~"' ·~her !avor- ' ,, U 1 port expected. but it wan'l easy, aod Hamblelooian, and Speedy S co t under the wire a iengtb ahead of ite fragrant DDer or shrub ft.uf M' od Mr D • pie . ~ted Sonny LlsiAlll It • lbe big bay «oil ltad to break could do no better than the ..c-1 Florlis, and in tbl! third beat ! Mrs John Arbaugh presentle . r. a ho s.redUJSmoSure Bayda ' exlnbltion Wednesday ~ ... ' a paper. · no on n Y• . ond fast est t"•me ever w•'th h': FlorI"Is bY thr ee quarter• of a led 15-year-old apeed record of hIl!l on " Ideas for GarAus were ll with a su rJse birth. I the heav···-'"'' . ,.,.,. ...~.,. champlOD zelllf t granddaddy 10 chalk up the tri- 1:58. His 1:58 2-5 clocking in tho • lengtb. •den Color" and "N 0 w Is the , da g ~er for ~ f their I M Sa- h- H - - f Mt . ated hiS desire 10 meet~~ . 0 ,_ph j deciding heat equalled the previ· Speedy Scot won hia llixtb aod Time To,. by Mrs Charleo ' .Y . - , rs . ..r~ annum O • JohanMOn of SWeden In • "':"' -·Tbe· claSBic trotter fro m castie- ous Hambleton1an record -~ b ••• . . ·•·-· t••' • · borthdays, given them Mrs. fight , ~~ y sevenuJ races m Dine _.. ~ llll5 carr ' hildr A be n I by k tb . or !Alto 1s VISJ!mg . her . molher, M too Farm came from b<hind. 1o l vlcroriouo Harlan Dean m 19tH i yeat to ell!'!l first II!ODOJ of 451.- 1 otiicen for the comin ear l Sunday Schol attendance on c en. au' u ca e was R. T. Blessmg m ason. Meanwhile. it was. an!!OIIDOI!d II~ win tbe 2nd 3rd beats of the ! Speedy Scot and Florlis actual- 619 increasing hillifetlm eeam. tailed by ,._ gGoeybel Aug. 25, was 62 the offering presented them dunng the I Mrs. Lo"'na W1ndon JS spend- V1enna that Austnan organllll! wereasmseach officer"""· · $115,11411 stake In !:68 and 1:58 2-5, ·' ly made the race a two-horse oon- ! 'DilS "' $2311,710. aod was install- fl6 .05 . wor sh'1p ' Servoces were noon Th hour M Ing two weeks WI th Mrs. Mable were un able to meet Llstoo'l . .· 1 aod pooted a total clocking of test, before a record crowd of FlorUa, a winner over Speedy led a corsage was presented to held at 10·45, with Thelma Bo 1°se ~~esenMwer~l rs. E Roush at Letart. mand for $5,000 and he woolcl 0 5:154 to better the all-all" record 41,980, even though 14 started and s..t twice ao a two-year-old.' her bv Mrs. Ulah Swan which Henderson, substitute leader, StYes ~ er d orenc: .;M:,ss:_J::.;u::d::,y_Fr:..:.;:y_:.of:..:.N.,.ew_H_a:.v_-_ , a..:.p;.pe ..•..r ..the_re..•.,•.."' ..hed=uled'""""~ 8 for three beati divided, 5·58 1-5 11 remained for the 3rd beat. earned $28,3011. she had made using Dowen and an attendance of 26. H:.!'t:~y. ~a~~y an~' Oon~~a~ll ,. , by Rodney, in !948. I AU Th...., a... I Tlurd money of $13.181 went to from her garden. The officers There :was an attendance of I M'll ton W V M nd Rndney, who finished , econd in , In the first heat Florlis, start- ' Elm, lnurth prir.e of tri.OIII 10 are Mrs E A Dodderer pres~ 16, at last Wednesday evening 1 ~ 1; e;u St a lr aMt the Hambletonian in 1~7. , ing from post position ~· never 1Chotr Hoy, and fifth of $5,66l to ident ; Mrs.· J .· s. Davl~, VIce Iprayer services, will, Grace Z~~·. ;~~a., ~~m a~d Mrs.· was tile oire of s~. a fifth was far out of content1on and ! ~off Hanover. president· Mrs Herman Black Swartz leader. E Ch k d Sl place finisher In the t9S? Hambit!-l - - - secretary' aod· Mn I. 0 Me: 1 The regular meeting ol the ofug;~' ert e ~I so~ evl~ We handle au sizes of tanD tonlao and the father of Speedy I Coy, tre~surer. w. s. c. S. was held on Aug, 'Mrs. ~ic~::"~ . Spen~~r. ;i.:~y 1 1 for bottlt gas We service Scot. The traveling prh:e was won 20, at the home of Nelhe Park- !and D M and M J 1 Wedaelday'l win W8B lhe first • Iby Mrs. Chorles Carr. The er, with an attendance of 12- ! Bo le ao;:y, nd r. d J rs . Moe e wbat we seD bleto 1 lcto for Ralph ' Isola Taylor pretldeal wo1 Y s. re a an oey · r · Ham nan v ry . I Conuioittee chairmen were ing of the executlve board aod ,Seplember meeting Is to he heid i. h f• R od and Mrs. Starling Massar and 0 Baldwin, Speedy Soot's driver. '" 1named when the American Le- other members lo start the at the home of Mrs. A. M. ~~~~ ~J~ w:.eeJ~ ~g ::.w ' daughter Diana. IS tries. . . gion Auxiliary of Drew Web- membership drive. Cox. Middleport, and a guest record and treBBOU:r books 1 Mrs. Clara Follrnd, Nina Speedy Scot .. a 2-5 lavor1U. bY ·ster Post No. 39 met Tuesday Jennifer Crew, a representa- ~ speaker on nower arrangemtns !were •sed out aod !ans i Robinson. and Mr. and Mrs RUTLAND, OHIO virtue of . hla f•v• victories '" sox evening at the Legion Hall. live to Buckeye Girls State, gave will be heard. were :.de for o~derln p the 1 Clair Follrod, Kathy and Stevstartl gomg Into tho Ha'."bletonl- Mrs. Ernest Powell, new pres- ber report. She thanked lbe A salad course was served by new program books aU: othor ie, •!tended the l'ollrod family an, hard preosedF~rl~ver! ident, conducted the meeting. 1Unit lor sponsoring her and said the hostesoes. material. ~ reun1on, held at Ash Cave, last beat by u~aw: th ld st Chairmen named we"' Mrs. Al· lshe considered it a great privl- j , Thelma Henderson led the Sunday, Aug. 13th. cloestnut pi h1 e:.;ld len Eichonger and Mrs. Edward ,lege to be an American, aod, S 5 R h I H i program on, "What Shall Y driver •n 1 e race, Y H. Hedrlcks, color bearers; ' that Uving In America, she hop- : P ow • ome Tell Our Children About ' Harry Powna;~. Mart IMrs. Orville Well; American-' ed to be the best American pos-: On 38 Day Lealie !Use of Money" with interesl>- ' Florll!':t only set a world rec- · ism;_ Mrs. George Bearhs, com-!slble for her to be. He mother, ; SP5 Robert E. Roosh Sr., re- ing reading and discussion. lakin tho first beat ln lmumty service; Mrs .. _Ge~ald i Mrs . Leo C~w. acoompanled ltumed horne from Koree Aug. She closed the program with ord by but gught 1 ~ _ ak Wlldernmuth, rehablhtatiOn; ,her aod was mtroduced. 30 He is home for 31 days. the song "Come Thoo Foont t ·57 3·5 ca .,., pa ...... m ·1 · il d .. , The hymn of the month, "This While In Korea he oerved m of Every Blessing" and prayer 1· ~ · Scot In the s!Nieh to Mrs. Charles Hayes, clv : k '!be vious world mark 'fense ; Mrs. Jed Webster Sr.• Is My Father's World," was Combat Support Co., 1st Bat~le in unison. · pre Pan-Amerocan; Mrs. Ralph Gil- sung by lhe group. Prayer for Group 8th Cav. 1st Cav. DIY. The hosteess served borne. more, child welfare ; ~s. Ben peace by the chaplain, the sing- He was there for 13 months. made ice cream and cookies. ,J, Jr~• Neul!llng, music aod radio; Mrs. Iing of " America," and the clos-' Since being home he has visit- The next meeting will be ~ George Mowrey, cards for the 1 ing ode by the p"'sldent, clos- ed with his wife Sarah Westen held oo Tuesday evenlag SepL sick; Mrs. T. A. Hennessy, ed lbe meethtg. Roush and Infant son, Robert, 17th, at the home of Thelma flowers ; Mrs. Gaynelle WISe, Refreshments were served by Jr., whom he .aw lor the first Henderson, with Grace Swartz legislative; and Mrs. Fr~nk Mrs. Horner Hysell, Mrs. Roy ' time. j in charge of the program. Cheese brew •. nallooal securoty · 1Smith, Mrs. Lester Hart, and He also visited hlo mother, The M. Y. F. sponsored a Reported Ill were Mrs. A. v. ' Mrs. w. A. Morgan, with Mrs. Mrs. Icy Miller, of Main-st.. ber wiener roast on the church lot, Howell, Mrs.. Lawrence Smith Durwood Cummings as contri- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Friday evening. Aug. 23, with Jlroltb-Adkins, LHS freshman and Mrs. Wolllsm Baxter and buting hosteso. 1Westen of Minersville, and an attendance of 40. Their regcage coach for two years, was cards were ordered sent them. their grandmother, Mn. Char- ular meeting was held Sunday assigned by the Logan city . Mrs. Mason F1sher, memberlotte Westen of Moondsville, w. evening, Aug. 25th. school board Monday as heed ship chairtnan, will call a meet- Carpenter 803(8 4-H va., and SP5 aod Mrs. Harry The Auditing Committee, Our complete line of hunting supplies and equipbasketball caoch of the Lngan Club End M~tin Wright and family of AugiJI!ta, composed of Helen Woode, ment is here ready for selection. Made by world· Chieftains lor the 196:H4 sea- Service• Held For The final meeing of the~ar- Ga. SP5 and Mrs. Roosh and Grace Dorst, Osie Folirod and son. booc Eimer Miller penter Boys 4-H Club w 81 son are to leove for Ft. Knox, Mtllard Swortz met Saturday known msnufacturers snd In a large range ol The Huntington, W. Va. na- Funeral services for Mr. lsa- held at Columbia School Thurs- Ky., on Sept . 3. While the"' he afternoon at the home of Mr. prices. Uve replaces Ed Lendenskl Elmer Miller former Mid- day evening Lavem Jordan d will be In 37th Armored, 4th and Ml'll. Martin Dorst and who ~signed recently to take a :feporl busine.. ~n were held Meryl Houd~shelt advloors :'s Med. Tk. Bn. audited the church treasurer's ' books. similar post at West MUt.onof- Sunday August Zli ' at Heath trlbuted Fair p...;mlum ~~ Union High school n<H'th •. - thod~ I Church where he and ribbons to •L- flfte boy • G oup Hllll The church homecoming wiD Dayton w!e IS • ~~ en . I LtJrfl! r be held 00 Sunda Sept !5 'ftoe In addition to being frMh was a "!"mber and teacher of who completed projects during Picnic On Suntl.ay "Loganalres" fro~ ~n·, 0 ., summer. . Enjoylag a picnic at the 1--=------ - - -- buketbsll coaclo of lbe Logan the mens class for over years he . has served as super- years. They were Donrue and Relt ·Meigs County Fairgrounds on .,.,.,,........,,..,..... ,,.,,, •••• ~ & risor 'or the seventh grade and Rev. Marvin E. Dawson was Cheadle, Thad Dye, Stanley lfut. Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Flag League foolball programs officiating minister. Burial was ton, Radney Jordan, Charlet chard Riebel aod chllclren, Vanand coach of the LHS tennis Ia Riverview cemetery with Jr., Rlcha!'d Pettit, IJen. ossa and Mark of Tuc111111, Ariz.; teem. This season he is assist- Rawlings-Coats Funeral home and Dale Queen, Walter Mr _ and Mrs. Cecil Coot and In& In vorslty lonthall a end In charge. Grandsons of Mr. Jimmy Stout, Jo h n son, Randy; Mrs. MorgaretMer-1: ond tackle coach. He will con- Miller we~ pallbearers. Vale. David and Dean Woole e<>r and son, Danny ol Wellstlnue to teach freshman general He was survived by Gary. vUie; Mrs. Merle Donovan mathematics. daul!hters, Mrs. Iva Nard, Mrs. Projec\J completed by mem- eons, Butch and Boddy of NeweRECOIL Adkills earned honorable Julia McComas, Mrs. · ben incklded gardening, rope, w. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. PADS I mention In All-West Virginia Vanderhoof and three electricity, small motors, and mond Cook and son, Kenny ulectlorul while playing basket- Doyle, Mont, and Dennis pholograpby. East Liverpool; IJeUa Starkey bell at Hunthtgton High School. er. OUt-of·toWii relatives attendeGAME your bia snings when He wu named to secllonal and 1ng services were Mr. and Mr1. WE BAGS regic!nal all·tourney teallll! and Carl Vanderhoof and family, you cbange from ISSUE Ida team reached the stale fin- Waldo; Willard Miller. W()<!sler; flame·type to new eSHEUVESTS ala when he was a junior. He Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller, 'IJU captain tJI the team hls l' Pam and Connie, Columbus; flamc:less decuic senior year and played In the Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller, eGUNCASES alar pme between West IDale, Wooster; Mr. and Mrs. here Virginia and Kentucky along , John Crooks, Barb and Pat, Coi get IO:year with the fiobolous Jerry. West. llumbus; Mrs. J. fl.. Miller. M> He played fresloman ball and ami, Fla.; Mrs. MarjOrie BurI:free maintmance under '• IDOl! sop11orr10re season Irls, McElwain of Cincinnati; 1 at M,J lii1f University before . Mrs. Helen Miller Burris, : havlna. atve up hasketl:iiii. !James'Mill'r, Mrs. Mary Slfll!b, Mter tll'lduotlng In 1910, :he 1Co)umbus; Mr. ood Mrs. Den. laugill for • year at lJncoln l nls Miller. Bradstown, Ky .. ond junior' hllli in . Runtlngton Mr. and Mrs. Ronald C. J~ lc!re II1IIYlal to Logan. oon, Donna, Jean, Ward, of c~ a,.uaiiOol-..._.nllr.d Jill G!:orlfj•woloti.a ~ w.er . . alter! ..... ..,, ' · """"""10r- """ t . onc11....,..jjj:, onc1 Mr.- w., Ill lleuryl I New Officers Are Installed 8Y Garden Cl b Speedy Scot Wins y, I ·Hambletonian Race con-: Mason ed ·I Polished Cottons SOCia • ) N0l es SOCJety ' News onc1 I eChecks ahd plaids e boys' and young men's e continental and regular st yles Bulk Tan k servtce • tJ'· 2 .95 from l!il tj j eSPORT SHIRTS - boys' ond .....,• 1, taporod oncl contours Mek ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY 300 w. Second St. - WYandotte 2'2111, Pomeroy BUY ~ Rutland Furniture ,, Undorwoor by Coopon and BVD e Rytby Sporlcraftor Jackets for men ond boy• I Sport Coats, Slacks, Ivy Suits for the college man Phone SH. 2-4811 I w• W: ! I OOWNIE·GROSS FOR SCHOOL 1 Committee Chairmen Are Named By Drew Webster Post Auxiliary eSWEATERS - by Rugby ond Arrow, cardlllan ond crow When emeraencr uponses catch you short, take a ~hort cut to a balonced budpt. See us about a prompt, pnv~te cash loan. Pressed for time! Telephone first-then ' stop 111. !· 1 • POMEROY, OHIO A PROFFITT'S WHQLESA~~ ' 1 NamedLogan Cage Coach ' brings you OS I S ' • ,·) I HUNTING SEASON OPENS SEPT. 6 with I Shotguns & Rifles ONLY THE GOLDEN TOUCH AGITATOR ACTION CAN GIVE YOU ALL THESE BENEFITS * * * * * elthaca • Harrison Richardson eMoss.trg eBrowning and cuff s by htnd •••'nt . WASHEI MORl VIGOROUIL~ tht Browns' Center Is floubtful Starter SAN FRANCISCO tUPU-Center Frank Norze II um:~el~:~~ I a bruised heel, 10 Browns head coach Blanton COl· · SAVES YOUR CLO'I'MEI becau.. Goldon Toucb ot"a10 r Hllon pound 1\nt out of ~ml · ,, - fUmiest llnatrle, av•n nylans-.,...thout ·. ~ial tubs! geld. The Browns and the llJorru used to boo one of the blggeat OVERFLOWS DIRT AWAY - no•tr dnlns dirt and ocum !lick tfl, ...,. your clothln&l . * a••r * S.YIAR PARTI GUAIIANT 11• * - and more total wattrl ... .. Some observers say tht Coa•~ ed>lbitlon swing haa lost NO GEAIIS 10 WEAR OUT u'll ntvar haWI • S70 • rtpl I ... r • \ -yo ' ~>ecauee lhtl 1\oMnator •••rltll llriVt ., II~ NOW ONLY Five linebackertl remain In the OPENINGS _ _.....__( ., . WIST' MAIN sfliiliET • . o,.rioow.-~y li·'T.:,aM j\. ' In Women's, Men's & Mixed Leagues For Fall, Winter & Spring Season ,.,,r a-rYationt Phono WY 2-3432-WY 2·2110 Bowling Lanes .' . HJ ••• for cold and golden pleasure any time of day Sale Now In -Prf!gress (ertified Oi'l Station $ Pomeroy Browns' tralniDI camp with rugged Sam Tidmore ba!Uinl RACINI ., .:wATER HEATER tEST WlnMII · 1 ;Trllill.. I ' St. . . Of Your ctlelce · · 29.9 lhery_,.Gillon Wit \VItti. A ""'•' ~.!~ . 1 NoW Un4•r' New· Ammunition of All Kinds Back To School 50,000 STAMP G~e:AW~Y- .- . HUNTING UCINSES FOR be-l rellolliOI of Its glamour for Art Modell, who may obondon next summet· tor games to home. 10m• STARTS SEPT. ht, 1963 EVERYTHING an . 11 \ .,.VES WATIR AND DE1nG~ -Other was hen uu up 10 !10'1'- hOt- canlt In the City of Angell. only 30,000 art expected to ....,,... , the nl&hl pn.lt beeauu tlley'JI b< competing for tho sports with the baseball Glanto llo4gera. •. •i _..., \• ...~~o:t -, W ~IIIIM, • . - •• . I< . '· ' ~ · ..- :; . Cleaning eGun Oil Pomeroy Ben Franklin Has f WASHES EVERY'I'MING IAFILY lier thinks he'a & doui>tful oloJ1er! I lor Saturday'& pme In Lao ry Store -" I Kits TRADE-IN Offer ~ Squeezet deantlnl IU4t \hrOVII ~~~tho• 3oo timt• a mln.WI . TAKE SOME HOME e Gun $ PIIUC:RUII f'OR YOU You ntod never pretreat tolled shirt CQiiell e Winchester eRemlngton Peters I j ',. ' aav• OH~I e Remington BUDGET ACCOUNTS AltE CAIUUED HERE IN OUR STORB ---------------------------_Ebersbach Hardware B~lt'l' ACCOUNTS ARE CARRIED HERE IN OUR STdRE •'EVERYTHING IN · HARDWARE~ POMEROY, Of-110 )If-./ COMPANY ' . '~ Western HUNTERS JACKETS & CAPES- HUNTERS PANTS CAPS- RIFLE SUNG STRAPS Don't mlaa this OFFER c;.n ,_ .,.., ,. ............... ;.-........... e --.- ···· ' ' ' _, ,., �.P . r • Dall7 Senlfii•I, Polllml;y·lllddleport, 0 ., Aq. '1..-JO&s.T lfrl!. Fre4 ....,, D\trllf - • ._. hour - llour. "-:·::~~::. w;~ ....: ~ t• 1 ly , _ atrt. llr, 11!C1 a.....,, Sboldaa and ... P. ~~.~=.::~:: : ~. New Hav n LlYMB ~ ' 'Ill ~m!f I : will be Mill • s z1 •r lit at 1be .JIIn Park. A ._ keldlaW wll be i1rYt1i1 II 1111 ,. \ e4. autlllcmar POll* Mid pro-W. 'J', .._,lin. N. O. Woip, .Ill'. and Mn. Ebor )!Ida ~ 1be yar dllel• ,.._ D. A. 111111111. Mn. Oltla ..... Mn. ~ 1111U1b ed. n....ld r. ~ ~rej llaal!k, .Mn. a. P. llr)'Ut. lin 4<11 RIJ, Mr. IIIII Mp. DIIII.Wil the .!leW' a- Club att.ndtd. Howanl Wqerhl'•, Jtn. liar· o..Rclulb IIIII IamB,, Mn. '1'lae lludpl IIIII nu- 11111111 l.ape, lin. l-loyd Rw* 1111 Rclulb IIIII aa, Yr. Cmnnltlle ol 1be .... ,. . """ !Ia•• 'l'bo Ia! ,_,. Mn. ltabelt Dele a-li *"· ::: /: ·:•.a:.~~~::a.•:::1::: :u:~: ~= c::·ll::b~,.,.. : · Mrt. en'a Club· l!eid their annul fllo Donald F. Roulb. They liiiCII Wolport.' Frtd IIGiidl IIIII DIMJ, -~II mlly plcnle lillie bame of Mr. up 111e budget lor lbe year to /Rev. Dille Mn'od 1o Weal Ualon le 1\ouab, Mr. Vea Roulb, and Mn. . Lyle ~ on be preeenled at lhe Clqb'a !i<tll' At lbe E.V.S .Conference beJd David Kay, Mn. Kate Iunday ll(taOOClll. buslneas meellDc. At· •rect'JIUy at Ev-V.,.Bretb Acres and Mr. and Mra. Cllll Cook. Thos. alleadlnil were Mr. and lendlog were: Mrs. Jack Welch, I' at Bnckb.....,, W. Va. R n. Mr. and Mn. Edward Mrs. lfarry Slaats, Bonnie a~ Mrs. Kermetb Ridge, Mrs. Jess ~ Dille, mllliltu of lbe merm&ll of Pltll...,_,, Pa. ,., Berni!(, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Abel, Mra. Karl Wlle8 and Mrs. INow Havu aMireb wu IDIIt'• JUelll of 1lletr dluChter t'homp,iOn and Patty, Mr. and Roush. Jad~ ll 1ed to Welt UIIIOII, W. Va. when flllllly, BeY. IIIII Mrs. Mrs. Donald Ha)'llel and Bar· 'lbe pJI!InJna eommlttee for •be lrill be inlnlaur of t b •IWelch IIIII TOIIIIIQ' during ry, Mr. and Mrs. John Smltb, IIMI New Havea Woman's clubs c:butdl tiMID. WMII:end. Mrs. Albert 'l'hompsul, Martba, llllllllll Pnlldeat'1 Tea and for BeY. Martin A. Berlllord, Jr. Mrs. Jolm :Bur1qw or ! Alberta Jo, Harriet, and JII'OII*'tlv• lll8lllben met on of Cllrbbura, w. Va. wu piao- ClgO, m. wu W.,_,ay and glnla, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ThoaiP- 'l'hllrlday evetdns. August I5th ed u mlnllter o1 the New Hav· Tbunclay aueat al ._. parents . son, Mrs. Abigail ThoiiiJIIIOII, 11 the home ol Mrs. J act len Church. Thll ts hllllnl JD111. Mr. and Mrs. Llo7d Roush. ' Roy Friend, Mr. and Mra. Per- Welch. The tea will be held on llaterllll asslgnme~~t since hll Sheldon 1touJb viJitecl lrlenda ry Livlnsston of Akron, 0 ., Mr. September 24tb at 8 p.m. at the Iseminary graduation. He was and 'relatives 1n (Wumtu18 o. and Mrs. McCormick, Butch and home of Mrs. Welch.. Al~l ordained at tbe confereQCe. ,. over tbe weekend. ' ' Carolyn. , the moeUng were: Mrs. J;l<lwm Rev. Bemard Llevtnc Jr ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mertle I Ton Ceuel Roush, Mn. WUUam Ruuell, ,New Have• wu 111so ~ or Columbus, 0. were 1 The New Haftll TowJI .QJull. Mrs. Larry KlnC; Mrs. Robert at the confer011ee and was plao-: guests of Mr. IIIII Mrs. ell ~ on Monday evening at GurUs, and Mrs. Welch. .ed as minister of tbe church at Wolpert. the C1ty Building with Mayor Sewlui Clu!J ! Phlllpl, w. Va. . Mrs. William Neue and lam· II Fran Reichert, Recorder TbeJ.! Tbe Sewlntl Club mel on Tues· l FareweU omUy or Buckhsnnoo, w. va. rna Capehart and cooncllmen day afternoon at the home of . A farewell dinner wa• held in !'led her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, Karl ~IJ. , - · ,honor or Rev. and Mrs Robert J . V .McGrew several days •• and Henry Buck attendmg. MISS IDill and 1011 John .Mcmda Iweek. The council voted to aecept • 011 Y the bid or the Huntington Trust Q.l. evening at the Recreation room Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vance ~ , and 8avlns Conlpany lor lilianrl 1 of the E.U.B. Church. A large llamlly of Akron, 0., visited ctng the sewerage extension .group of members and lbelr here with his parents, Mr. and Unes Bids were opened 1111 8al· : ,families ol the church attend- ~ Mrs. B. R. Vallllll over the urd . lot ihe Dis al Plant I MASON - Miss Susan Zus- ' ed the covered dlsh dinner. Gilts weekend. Barbara remained to I'h."~ontraclors wtlf':e annru0: 'pan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of money and personal gllts jvisit wltb her grandparents. eed in the near future by Rob- IGeorse Zuol'an ol ~·~on he· :were given to Rev. Dille and , Mr. and Mra. Jack Ford and Ifamily of Huntsville Alaba- 1 .came the bride of William Gor- . his family ert Ander&OD, consultln g engl. ld w· b of Mr I . lsi Is ' neer of Charleston who Is tab- ' 01! 11M! renne~' son · Good Wlll Club Meetmc ma ere v ling h parenla, I ulatins the bids. • . ~· and Mrs. Roy WJRebre~ner , Sy-, The Good WID Club mel on Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Ford here . Bridge Party racuse on Friday evenmg Aug- F'riday evening at the home ol Mr. George Jewell Ia a 111rg~ M Ma k Ward tertalned ust 23, at Letart, W. Va. Ailed- · Mn. Joseph p gh with Mr cal patient at Melp General , rs. r en ants were Mt and Mrs Herbau "· H ltal '" Tuesday evening with a le Wells · · Melvin Knapp as bosle8s. Dur· 08P • Brldse party. Prizes were won ·. 1mg the IIOCial hour refresh- Mr. Doroey Lee Roush vlslt·ll b,· Mra. F. C. Reicberl, Miss The br~de wore a white bro- lmenta were served to Mrs. Jos-!ed his wile at Cleveland, Nancy 'Scally, IIIII Mn. Paul cade saUn dreSJ with a white ephlne Miller, Mrs. Thelma Mrs. Roullh Is. recuperating Scally.OthersplayinawereMra. feather hat. Her other acces- 'Capehart, Mrs. Douglao Miller, tbe home ol her Mls George Thayer, Mra; Herman sarles were also white. . !Mrs. Th01118s Grinstead, Mrs. Loolse Strlpllog, lifter Layne, Mrs. Hilda Rldpay, ~couple lell on Frtday for Panoy Fry, Mrs. William Me- surgical patient at Cle~•elaJndiJ Mrs. George Ingels and Mrs. their wedding trip to Vlrslnla Farland, Mrs. Harold Capebart, Clinic. ' · !Beach. . Mrs. Paugh or Mason, Mrs. Jo- i Mr. and Mrs. Jess Roush of R. G. Greene. Cherokoe Farm Woman'a Tbe brl~ 1s a graduate of lseph Paugh, Mrs. Cliff Jacque jBuffalo, N. Y., Is visiting Mr. The Cherokee Farm Woman's Waha~ High School class of of Toledo, 0., Mrs. A1 bert ,and Mrs. Clilf Roush. Club held their annual family 1981. She was a member or the Fields or Uncoln Park, Mich. ·picnic on Tueiday evening In band~ FHA, and school choru~. and tbe hostess, Mrs. Kanpp. . the New Haven Park. Tboee at- Sbe IS employed at Bachner •INew Ravea PersOaala '1. !ending were Mr. and Mrs. Market In Mason. The sroom I Mr. Albert Thompson has J George Oliver, Tony, Shelia and 8l'adualed from Po~~~troy H1gh been a IAII'glcal patltnt ot lbe Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald School IIIII b employed at the iGalllpolla CUnlc Hoopltal. Clark, Gary and Patty, Mr. Rlcloe Planing MDI. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flesher and Mrs. Charle8 Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Wlnebrenner .and family vacationed ID J!eek. Elaine, Mr. and Mrs. Luther ·wUI reside at Syracuse where ley, W. Va. laat week and at. Smith, Terry and Timmy, Mr1. they are building a bouae. tended tbe showin& o1 "Jioo. 'Josepb ~ugh, Debbie, ~t,. ey In the Rocks." . •aM Jlietll1, and Mn. Leo !.[tellMr. and Mrs. Mark Ward Ire field and Cathy. spending several weeks vacaEntlorlaiU Clau .tlooing and touring places or m.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooke teres!, Including Louisville, Ky., entertained lbe Fourth Grade Indlsna, St. Loob, Chicago, DiSunday School class or the llfr. and Mrs. TbereOD John· lrolt, New York, Pennsylvania, E.U.B. Church st Edward Bum- son were guesls or honor at a ' Virglaia, Weot Vlrsinia and CaDgarner Lake on Wednesday ~ve- dinner Saturday evealng, Ang· . nmg. A wiener roast and fish- Iust 24, at the Martin Restaurant Mr. ~d Mrs. ~ Foraker Ins was enjoyed by those at- Icelebrating their 25tb wedding family ol Byumlle, 0., Mrs. tend1ng: Kathy Weaver, Arch- anniversary. Yonker o1 Cambridge, ea Hayes, N:mcy Rousb, 1 Other suesta Included Mr. and Mrs. Mildred Thompson, Cozy Cook, Resma Hessoo, Mra. (loa Johnson o1 RJnesvUie, W. Va. were guesta dur· BlU'D• oleanI .Jimmy Roush, Ted Routh,~ GeoraJa, Mr. and Mrs. KeMetb the weekend o1 Mrs. Sadie Fill )'Out tank now- pNVent ty Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Konicek of Wakeman. 0 h 10 IWarth. condensation and rulti.JII dill'· Cooke. Mr. Scott Wheeler of Porta- Mr. an<! Mrs. Cherles Carron ing warm 'W.tber. Teuco Fuel it tbo ftnsR •aallty iltatW.S.W.S .Meet mouth Ohio Miss VIrginia daughter Joan are vaca- Chiof lac OlJ :JOU C&ll lmy. The W.S.W.S. of the E.U.I. Johl11~n, .,;, and Mrs. F r e In Florida. In Golll,.lls g11 Church met for their AuliUat Philson, Mr. and Mrs. B Mr. and Mrs. David Roush j meeting at lbe home ol Mrs Philson and Mrs. Arthur sOllJ spent several days last In Molsio I Ma- c.unllto BurTell Dawson wltb Mrs. Ed- •on all Of Racine. vacationing at scenic PhoM pt, PI-nt 1513 lth Roush aa co-bostess. Tbe 1n w 1 V" 1a 1b Dlllrlbutsd In This Aru ly meeting was opened -'lb a ...... y. FolloWing the dinner, a ea lrgJD · ey "' •·t1 held t lbe Seneca Caverna, Cass CITY ICI I I'UIL COMPANY hinll'llollnl er by Mrs. Jlowud Burris, who cep on was a Railroad and Blackwater Falls. also prellfllllllll the lesaon "To home In Racine. Tbe guella Altendlnl the Roush reunion Know Each Fred honor ~~ervedcenter«! witb at Follansbee, W. Va., rtcent- Batey and Mrs. R. Mrl. F. Bryant from a table R;;.bll 'l tember Z:;ll Shop The Middleport Dept. ·store Now 1 For Baclc To School Supplies And The . VJr.l ,, Latest In Baclc To School Fashions for All Age Groups. 1 I YouceniM su.. your hHithl• In good Zuspan Is N. 8 'd ew e Wm. Winebrenner hands ... 1 1 • Girls' Sweaters CARDIGANS-SLIPOVERS. BULKY KNITS & ORLONS WRANGLERS $191 .. $].91 for Women & Children i You can trust our registered phamtiP . clstl to fill your doctor'• prescrip. tjons with the utmost care and accuracy. His professional precision Ia your uauran~ that your family's health II FOREMAN AND ABBOTT In good bandS. el Retlatend Phai'IIIIICIIfs To hrve You WY 2-5321 N. 2nd Ave. 1 I Middleport SWISHER & LOHSE Co-Ordinated Gr~ups In Wools, Knits, Corduroy• Stretch SockS:Sweaten Bermudas, Wrap Skirti 1 Clabl REXALL DRUGS Tops =============I I ************* I * Sign-up now for Winter Comfort! Johnsons Are Honored On A . nmversary FRESH ••• From Maple Lawn Po~try Farml clb WHOLE FRYERS STAR SUPPLY CO. · ........ I eMinced H•rn c e Pickle L01f ROUND STEAK Hundreds of Pairs Ill. lb. 89c FRENCH CITY WHOLE OR HALF Sklalns 49c RUMP . 89' SLAB Wieners, lACON, Ill;39' ROAST, lh. HEAD LETTUCE 2 29C for SCHOOL SUPPLIES EVERYTHING I'OR BACK TO SCHOOL . • I . gal. Jug YELLOW ~LOBI ...Ollll District Governor on ¥ember 5th, and afftndance lhe Fall Dl*lct Conference tharleston, w. va. Clll ber 7tb. · ' Attending W'l!l'e JP~s:ul~:: i ~~. ard, preslllent, Ed 0 I!OC"etary, Fran ~. Wolfe, 1\ev. Cbarlee Y o €harles Lester, Tom HolliiiiiJ~I ~Ill Gq,bo, .Jack Frey, )l!tb . ruc~P. · Barry 1~;5!~: 'llarles . Jewen am NeD ,.ket . · New ilam W•-'• '. 01. sin for Chocal•te, V•nllle, iteapolit•n 8r011ghton's ICE . MI~K full gal. 89c ::WAID CROSS' SONS RA~I Nl, 0. ~ Doa Chow .s..: AliPoflllttJ.r~ : NEW FALL ·HERE 'l·f'' ' •.• \ . ~n10 .• Dai:::: FOR. MIN, WOMEN: Incl. CHILDit'N . ' OPit . .y • .I , . ' ~~~Ill tJ!Uf',"~ ,(,;,~910P. te' 710pi ' 'I i Clu '1'he . . '):.· 0\, \J,,"'ft. , at ;the :vp;lolii! . ~ 'Ji, ,:"~1 eGYM TRUNKS ·e ATHLETIC SUPPORTERS e BASKETBALL SHOES e SOX IN SCHOOL COLORS Complete Line SKI JACKETS for tho Entira Family SEE OUR NEW FALL LINE OF ••• KNIT SUITS--KNIT PANTS WITH CO-ORDINATE TOPS SPORTING GOODS PANTS· 3-98--TOPS · 2·98·l98 • Hunting Equipment eFootballs • Football Shoes MIDDLEPORT YELLOW JACKETS eHelmetsShoulder Pads SWEAT SHIRTS s1·98 &sz.ta '----=~-------....;.---...1 SHIRTS $,.,. Boys Wash ond Wear SLACKS Slims-Regulars-Huskle• Gingham and Flannel Pull Over or Button Style S.. The Complete Line of School Suppll• In Our Bo11ment Store. Everything for 81c:k To School. COMPLETE LINE OF ... Back To School Fabrics • 1101 IICOMDI SHOES _ ...... .. For the Intire Family All Styles Inc! Prices the ea,.Jete Line Of .. . ........... I.JIO X 15 '\ s.. PI• tc111 altd -Giill ~ • BASK&TIALL SHOES eOXFORD$ •BOWLING SHOES GO eROLLia IKATIS HOURS 11!1''" llllll 01 ·. CoMPANY . · ,. A• ~~be • • • Boys' Long Sleeve were made lor a villi frGIII F-PuriM C•stleberry't-10'12 " Bratid new tires for your car i . The New. liavan UmJ, ;;; iiiW111r;;l; held !belr ~ . . . . -II q.g at the Je110n baD 111 "nH• IIIlnn day, August 10111. ...-oJICijl cussed .were 'lw 1tre1t llpa New flaven, 1 lllltt bulb lor lund rals!Dg, possible purchaoe ol Jill nachlne for Muon qlher lutura prOjecta•. ' I ONIONS .....'- lb. CANTALOUPES Pork &Beans Hot Dog Sauce ::. - 2 4Sc IN . • Hunts · SALAD Dl~SI~~ ' MARKED ~hoe• · :ut bq Sweet Peas " Kroft -\'reel• Whl• " ~ aunER MILK 7 sc '"'· 89'C 79c •TEENS' •WOMEN'S 11 MIIJII- CNII"*Y VALLEY BILL BoconEnds- PIS.$ Argo ~GI.S•.O•N•L•Y--• ' LQW, LOW PRICE •CHILDRIN'I BONELESS kOLLED .,..... IN $1.00 al",s~li~v;er~li;::::~;::=============::::ll read the aerlplure leaiOIII. AItiered weddillg cake, song, "More About Jesus" was coffee service and a c1 •ung by an, followed by read- PllDCh bowl. · lngs "Tilt lllndicappod Child" Tbe IIUIII!t Hst Included wera pven by Mrs. Otha Uev- attending the dinner and lllg and Mrt. Clayton Athey. A IIIII Mn. Clulrlee BurrMel~'>elvtry, discusskl!l 1111 beld by Mr a. 111111 Mn. WIDlam Burris. 1Mr. IIIII Mn. Jake Lee, AttendJnt 111n Mill Mmle llld Mrs. Huih Culler, Mr. l!umga~. Mrs. Clayton AtlJ.. IMn. Carl Blllkam, Mr. an 1Mrs. Richard Lee, and Mr. oy, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Howanl Burris, J4ra. Olha Clarence Prlee. lng, Mrs. Fred Batey, and hostesses. lb e $plcecj LOif ...... Low CUBE STEAK - eDutch L01f *************** Other." .Complete Line Of ~ ' " . ilop>e Owneoi' ~ed I You'll 'Lite OOr liolt:me . ~ 1-2101 ,., l'oiJie'IIJI 0. -y '• - • 1 ' -!. ~:. ., I ~"tlu:u FridaJ . 9 II f',_ , . ·.ATQI,AY ,.. , ., Fruit Of The 1oom UNDERWEAR · Man's T·Shirts .. . 3 for 2.05 Men's Briefs . . . . 3 for 2.05 Men'1 Albletic Shirt• .. . . . . S for US Boy's T Shirts : . . 3 fOr 1.45 Boy'a Brieh . . • . . 3 for 1.41 �.P . r • Dall7 Senlfii•I, Polllml;y·lllddleport, 0 ., Aq. '1..-JO&s.T lfrl!. Fre4 ....,, D\trllf - • ._. hour - llour. "-:·::~~::. w;~ ....: ~ t• 1 ly , _ atrt. llr, 11!C1 a.....,, Sboldaa and ... P. ~~.~=.::~:: : ~. New Hav n LlYMB ~ ' 'Ill ~m!f I : will be Mill • s z1 •r lit at 1be .JIIn Park. A ._ keldlaW wll be i1rYt1i1 II 1111 ,. \ e4. autlllcmar POll* Mid pro-W. 'J', .._,lin. N. O. Woip, .Ill'. and Mn. Ebor )!Ida ~ 1be yar dllel• ,.._ D. A. 111111111. Mn. Oltla ..... Mn. ~ 1111U1b ed. n....ld r. ~ ~rej llaal!k, .Mn. a. P. llr)'Ut. lin 4<11 RIJ, Mr. IIIII Mp. DIIII.Wil the .!leW' a- Club att.ndtd. Howanl Wqerhl'•, Jtn. liar· o..Rclulb IIIII IamB,, Mn. '1'lae lludpl IIIII nu- 11111111 l.ape, lin. l-loyd Rw* 1111 Rclulb IIIII aa, Yr. Cmnnltlle ol 1be .... ,. . """ !Ia•• 'l'bo Ia! ,_,. Mn. ltabelt Dele a-li *"· ::: /: ·:•.a:.~~~::a.•:::1::: :u:~: ~= c::·ll::b~,.,.. : · Mrt. en'a Club· l!eid their annul fllo Donald F. Roulb. They liiiCII Wolport.' Frtd IIGiidl IIIII DIMJ, -~II mlly plcnle lillie bame of Mr. up 111e budget lor lbe year to /Rev. Dille Mn'od 1o Weal Ualon le 1\ouab, Mr. Vea Roulb, and Mn. . Lyle ~ on be preeenled at lhe Clqb'a !i<tll' At lbe E.V.S .Conference beJd David Kay, Mn. Kate Iunday ll(taOOClll. buslneas meellDc. At· •rect'JIUy at Ev-V.,.Bretb Acres and Mr. and Mra. Cllll Cook. Thos. alleadlnil were Mr. and lendlog were: Mrs. Jack Welch, I' at Bnckb.....,, W. Va. R n. Mr. and Mn. Edward Mrs. lfarry Slaats, Bonnie a~ Mrs. Kermetb Ridge, Mrs. Jess ~ Dille, mllliltu of lbe merm&ll of Pltll...,_,, Pa. ,., Berni!(, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Abel, Mra. Karl Wlle8 and Mrs. INow Havu aMireb wu IDIIt'• JUelll of 1lletr dluChter t'homp,iOn and Patty, Mr. and Roush. Jad~ ll 1ed to Welt UIIIOII, W. Va. when flllllly, BeY. IIIII Mrs. Mrs. Donald Ha)'llel and Bar· 'lbe pJI!InJna eommlttee for •be lrill be inlnlaur of t b •IWelch IIIII TOIIIIIQ' during ry, Mr. and Mrs. John Smltb, IIMI New Havea Woman's clubs c:butdl tiMID. WMII:end. Mrs. Albert 'l'hompsul, Martba, llllllllll Pnlldeat'1 Tea and for BeY. Martin A. Berlllord, Jr. Mrs. Jolm :Bur1qw or ! Alberta Jo, Harriet, and JII'OII*'tlv• lll8lllben met on of Cllrbbura, w. Va. wu piao- ClgO, m. wu W.,_,ay and glnla, Mr. and Mrs. Ray ThoaiP- 'l'hllrlday evetdns. August I5th ed u mlnllter o1 the New Hav· Tbunclay aueat al ._. parents . son, Mrs. Abigail ThoiiiJIIIOII, 11 the home ol Mrs. J act len Church. Thll ts hllllnl JD111. Mr. and Mrs. Llo7d Roush. ' Roy Friend, Mr. and Mra. Per- Welch. The tea will be held on llaterllll asslgnme~~t since hll Sheldon 1touJb viJitecl lrlenda ry Livlnsston of Akron, 0 ., Mr. September 24tb at 8 p.m. at the Iseminary graduation. He was and 'relatives 1n (Wumtu18 o. and Mrs. McCormick, Butch and home of Mrs. Welch.. Al~l ordained at tbe confereQCe. ,. over tbe weekend. ' ' Carolyn. , the moeUng were: Mrs. J;l<lwm Rev. Bemard Llevtnc Jr ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mertle I Ton Ceuel Roush, Mn. WUUam Ruuell, ,New Have• wu 111so ~ or Columbus, 0. were 1 The New Haftll TowJI .QJull. Mrs. Larry KlnC; Mrs. Robert at the confer011ee and was plao-: guests of Mr. IIIII Mrs. ell ~ on Monday evening at GurUs, and Mrs. Welch. .ed as minister of tbe church at Wolpert. the C1ty Building with Mayor Sewlui Clu!J ! Phlllpl, w. Va. . Mrs. William Neue and lam· II Fran Reichert, Recorder TbeJ.! Tbe Sewlntl Club mel on Tues· l FareweU omUy or Buckhsnnoo, w. va. rna Capehart and cooncllmen day afternoon at the home of . A farewell dinner wa• held in !'led her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, Karl ~IJ. , - · ,honor or Rev. and Mrs Robert J . V .McGrew several days •• and Henry Buck attendmg. MISS IDill and 1011 John .Mcmda Iweek. The council voted to aecept • 011 Y the bid or the Huntington Trust Q.l. evening at the Recreation room Mr. and Mrs. Tom Vance ~ , and 8avlns Conlpany lor lilianrl 1 of the E.U.B. Church. A large llamlly of Akron, 0., visited ctng the sewerage extension .group of members and lbelr here with his parents, Mr. and Unes Bids were opened 1111 8al· : ,families ol the church attend- ~ Mrs. B. R. Vallllll over the urd . lot ihe Dis al Plant I MASON - Miss Susan Zus- ' ed the covered dlsh dinner. Gilts weekend. Barbara remained to I'h."~ontraclors wtlf':e annru0: 'pan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. of money and personal gllts jvisit wltb her grandparents. eed in the near future by Rob- IGeorse Zuol'an ol ~·~on he· :were given to Rev. Dille and , Mr. and Mra. Jack Ford and Ifamily of Huntsville Alaba- 1 .came the bride of William Gor- . his family ert Ander&OD, consultln g engl. ld w· b of Mr I . lsi Is ' neer of Charleston who Is tab- ' 01! 11M! renne~' son · Good Wlll Club Meetmc ma ere v ling h parenla, I ulatins the bids. • . ~· and Mrs. Roy WJRebre~ner , Sy-, The Good WID Club mel on Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Ford here . Bridge Party racuse on Friday evenmg Aug- F'riday evening at the home ol Mr. George Jewell Ia a 111rg~ M Ma k Ward tertalned ust 23, at Letart, W. Va. Ailed- · Mn. Joseph p gh with Mr cal patient at Melp General , rs. r en ants were Mt and Mrs Herbau "· H ltal '" Tuesday evening with a le Wells · · Melvin Knapp as bosle8s. Dur· 08P • Brldse party. Prizes were won ·. 1mg the IIOCial hour refresh- Mr. Doroey Lee Roush vlslt·ll b,· Mra. F. C. Reicberl, Miss The br~de wore a white bro- lmenta were served to Mrs. Jos-!ed his wile at Cleveland, Nancy 'Scally, IIIII Mn. Paul cade saUn dreSJ with a white ephlne Miller, Mrs. Thelma Mrs. Roullh Is. recuperating Scally.OthersplayinawereMra. feather hat. Her other acces- 'Capehart, Mrs. Douglao Miller, tbe home ol her Mls George Thayer, Mra; Herman sarles were also white. . !Mrs. Th01118s Grinstead, Mrs. Loolse Strlpllog, lifter Layne, Mrs. Hilda Rldpay, ~couple lell on Frtday for Panoy Fry, Mrs. William Me- surgical patient at Cle~•elaJndiJ Mrs. George Ingels and Mrs. their wedding trip to Vlrslnla Farland, Mrs. Harold Capebart, Clinic. ' · !Beach. . Mrs. Paugh or Mason, Mrs. Jo- i Mr. and Mrs. Jess Roush of R. G. Greene. Cherokoe Farm Woman'a Tbe brl~ 1s a graduate of lseph Paugh, Mrs. Cliff Jacque jBuffalo, N. Y., Is visiting Mr. The Cherokee Farm Woman's Waha~ High School class of of Toledo, 0., Mrs. A1 bert ,and Mrs. Clilf Roush. Club held their annual family 1981. She was a member or the Fields or Uncoln Park, Mich. ·picnic on Tueiday evening In band~ FHA, and school choru~. and tbe hostess, Mrs. Kanpp. . the New Haven Park. Tboee at- Sbe IS employed at Bachner •INew Ravea PersOaala '1. !ending were Mr. and Mrs. Market In Mason. The sroom I Mr. Albert Thompson has J George Oliver, Tony, Shelia and 8l'adualed from Po~~~troy H1gh been a IAII'glcal patltnt ot lbe Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald School IIIII b employed at the iGalllpolla CUnlc Hoopltal. Clark, Gary and Patty, Mr. Rlcloe Planing MDI. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flesher and Mrs. Charle8 Stone and Mr. and Mrs. Wlnebrenner .and family vacationed ID J!eek. Elaine, Mr. and Mrs. Luther ·wUI reside at Syracuse where ley, W. Va. laat week and at. Smith, Terry and Timmy, Mr1. they are building a bouae. tended tbe showin& o1 "Jioo. 'Josepb ~ugh, Debbie, ~t,. ey In the Rocks." . •aM Jlietll1, and Mn. Leo !.[tellMr. and Mrs. Mark Ward Ire field and Cathy. spending several weeks vacaEntlorlaiU Clau .tlooing and touring places or m.. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooke teres!, Including Louisville, Ky., entertained lbe Fourth Grade Indlsna, St. Loob, Chicago, DiSunday School class or the llfr. and Mrs. TbereOD John· lrolt, New York, Pennsylvania, E.U.B. Church st Edward Bum- son were guesls or honor at a ' Virglaia, Weot Vlrsinia and CaDgarner Lake on Wednesday ~ve- dinner Saturday evealng, Ang· . nmg. A wiener roast and fish- Iust 24, at the Martin Restaurant Mr. ~d Mrs. ~ Foraker Ins was enjoyed by those at- Icelebrating their 25tb wedding family ol Byumlle, 0., Mrs. tend1ng: Kathy Weaver, Arch- anniversary. Yonker o1 Cambridge, ea Hayes, N:mcy Rousb, 1 Other suesta Included Mr. and Mrs. Mildred Thompson, Cozy Cook, Resma Hessoo, Mra. (loa Johnson o1 RJnesvUie, W. Va. were guesta dur· BlU'D• oleanI .Jimmy Roush, Ted Routh,~ GeoraJa, Mr. and Mrs. KeMetb the weekend o1 Mrs. Sadie Fill )'Out tank now- pNVent ty Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Konicek of Wakeman. 0 h 10 IWarth. condensation and rulti.JII dill'· Cooke. Mr. Scott Wheeler of Porta- Mr. an<! Mrs. Cherles Carron ing warm 'W.tber. Teuco Fuel it tbo ftnsR •aallty iltatW.S.W.S .Meet mouth Ohio Miss VIrginia daughter Joan are vaca- Chiof lac OlJ :JOU C&ll lmy. The W.S.W.S. of the E.U.I. Johl11~n, .,;, and Mrs. F r e In Florida. In Golll,.lls g11 Church met for their AuliUat Philson, Mr. and Mrs. B Mr. and Mrs. David Roush j meeting at lbe home ol Mrs Philson and Mrs. Arthur sOllJ spent several days last In Molsio I Ma- c.unllto BurTell Dawson wltb Mrs. Ed- •on all Of Racine. vacationing at scenic PhoM pt, PI-nt 1513 lth Roush aa co-bostess. Tbe 1n w 1 V" 1a 1b Dlllrlbutsd In This Aru ly meeting was opened -'lb a ...... y. FolloWing the dinner, a ea lrgJD · ey "' •·t1 held t lbe Seneca Caverna, Cass CITY ICI I I'UIL COMPANY hinll'llollnl er by Mrs. Jlowud Burris, who cep on was a Railroad and Blackwater Falls. also prellfllllllll the lesaon "To home In Racine. Tbe guella Altendlnl the Roush reunion Know Each Fred honor ~~ervedcenter«! witb at Follansbee, W. Va., rtcent- Batey and Mrs. R. Mrl. F. Bryant from a table R;;.bll 'l tember Z:;ll Shop The Middleport Dept. ·store Now 1 For Baclc To School Supplies And The . VJr.l ,, Latest In Baclc To School Fashions for All Age Groups. 1 I YouceniM su.. your hHithl• In good Zuspan Is N. 8 'd ew e Wm. Winebrenner hands ... 1 1 • Girls' Sweaters CARDIGANS-SLIPOVERS. BULKY KNITS & ORLONS WRANGLERS $191 .. $].91 for Women & Children i You can trust our registered phamtiP . clstl to fill your doctor'• prescrip. tjons with the utmost care and accuracy. His professional precision Ia your uauran~ that your family's health II FOREMAN AND ABBOTT In good bandS. el Retlatend Phai'IIIIICIIfs To hrve You WY 2-5321 N. 2nd Ave. 1 I Middleport SWISHER & LOHSE Co-Ordinated Gr~ups In Wools, Knits, Corduroy• Stretch SockS:Sweaten Bermudas, Wrap Skirti 1 Clabl REXALL DRUGS Tops =============I I ************* I * Sign-up now for Winter Comfort! Johnsons Are Honored On A . nmversary FRESH ••• From Maple Lawn Po~try Farml clb WHOLE FRYERS STAR SUPPLY CO. · ........ I eMinced H•rn c e Pickle L01f ROUND STEAK Hundreds of Pairs Ill. lb. 89c FRENCH CITY WHOLE OR HALF Sklalns 49c RUMP . 89' SLAB Wieners, lACON, Ill;39' ROAST, lh. HEAD LETTUCE 2 29C for SCHOOL SUPPLIES EVERYTHING I'OR BACK TO SCHOOL . • I . gal. Jug YELLOW ~LOBI ...Ollll District Governor on ¥ember 5th, and afftndance lhe Fall Dl*lct Conference tharleston, w. va. Clll ber 7tb. · ' Attending W'l!l'e JP~s:ul~:: i ~~. ard, preslllent, Ed 0 I!OC"etary, Fran ~. Wolfe, 1\ev. Cbarlee Y o €harles Lester, Tom HolliiiiiJ~I ~Ill Gq,bo, .Jack Frey, )l!tb . ruc~P. · Barry 1~;5!~: 'llarles . Jewen am NeD ,.ket . · New ilam W•-'• '. 01. sin for Chocal•te, V•nllle, iteapolit•n 8r011ghton's ICE . MI~K full gal. 89c ::WAID CROSS' SONS RA~I Nl, 0. ~ Doa Chow .s..: AliPoflllttJ.r~ : NEW FALL ·HERE 'l·f'' ' •.• \ . ~n10 .• Dai:::: FOR. MIN, WOMEN: Incl. CHILDit'N . ' OPit . .y • .I , . ' ~~~Ill tJ!Uf',"~ ,(,;,~910P. te' 710pi ' 'I i Clu '1'he . . '):.· 0\, \J,,"'ft. , at ;the :vp;lolii! . ~ 'Ji, ,:"~1 eGYM TRUNKS ·e ATHLETIC SUPPORTERS e BASKETBALL SHOES e SOX IN SCHOOL COLORS Complete Line SKI JACKETS for tho Entira Family SEE OUR NEW FALL LINE OF ••• KNIT SUITS--KNIT PANTS WITH CO-ORDINATE TOPS SPORTING GOODS PANTS· 3-98--TOPS · 2·98·l98 • Hunting Equipment eFootballs • Football Shoes MIDDLEPORT YELLOW JACKETS eHelmetsShoulder Pads SWEAT SHIRTS s1·98 &sz.ta '----=~-------....;.---...1 SHIRTS $,.,. Boys Wash ond Wear SLACKS Slims-Regulars-Huskle• Gingham and Flannel Pull Over or Button Style S.. The Complete Line of School Suppll• In Our Bo11ment Store. Everything for 81c:k To School. COMPLETE LINE OF ... Back To School Fabrics • 1101 IICOMDI SHOES _ ...... .. For the Intire Family All Styles Inc! Prices the ea,.Jete Line Of .. . ........... I.JIO X 15 '\ s.. PI• tc111 altd -Giill ~ • BASK&TIALL SHOES eOXFORD$ •BOWLING SHOES GO eROLLia IKATIS HOURS 11!1''" llllll 01 ·. CoMPANY . · ,. A• ~~be • • • Boys' Long Sleeve were made lor a villi frGIII F-PuriM C•stleberry't-10'12 " Bratid new tires for your car i . The New. liavan UmJ, ;;; iiiW111r;;l; held !belr ~ . . . . -II q.g at the Je110n baD 111 "nH• IIIlnn day, August 10111. ...-oJICijl cussed .were 'lw 1tre1t llpa New flaven, 1 lllltt bulb lor lund rals!Dg, possible purchaoe ol Jill nachlne for Muon qlher lutura prOjecta•. ' I ONIONS .....'- lb. CANTALOUPES Pork &Beans Hot Dog Sauce ::. - 2 4Sc IN . • Hunts · SALAD Dl~SI~~ ' MARKED ~hoe• · :ut bq Sweet Peas " Kroft -\'reel• Whl• " ~ aunER MILK 7 sc '"'· 89'C 79c •TEENS' •WOMEN'S 11 MIIJII- CNII"*Y VALLEY BILL BoconEnds- PIS.$ Argo ~GI.S•.O•N•L•Y--• ' LQW, LOW PRICE •CHILDRIN'I BONELESS kOLLED .,..... IN $1.00 al",s~li~v;er~li;::::~;::=============::::ll read the aerlplure leaiOIII. AItiered weddillg cake, song, "More About Jesus" was coffee service and a c1 •ung by an, followed by read- PllDCh bowl. · lngs "Tilt lllndicappod Child" Tbe IIUIII!t Hst Included wera pven by Mrs. Otha Uev- attending the dinner and lllg and Mrt. Clayton Athey. A IIIII Mn. Clulrlee BurrMel~'>elvtry, discusskl!l 1111 beld by Mr a. 111111 Mn. WIDlam Burris. 1Mr. IIIII Mn. Jake Lee, AttendJnt 111n Mill Mmle llld Mrs. Huih Culler, Mr. l!umga~. Mrs. Clayton AtlJ.. IMn. Carl Blllkam, Mr. an 1Mrs. Richard Lee, and Mr. oy, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Howanl Burris, J4ra. Olha Clarence Prlee. lng, Mrs. Fred Batey, and hostesses. lb e $plcecj LOif ...... Low CUBE STEAK - eDutch L01f *************** Other." .Complete Line Of ~ ' " . ilop>e Owneoi' ~ed I You'll 'Lite OOr liolt:me . ~ 1-2101 ,., l'oiJie'IIJI 0. -y '• - • 1 ' -!. ~:. ., I ~"tlu:u FridaJ . 9 II f',_ , . ·.ATQI,AY ,.. , ., Fruit Of The 1oom UNDERWEAR · Man's T·Shirts .. . 3 for 2.05 Men's Briefs . . . . 3 for 2.05 Men'1 Albletic Shirt• .. . . . . S for US Boy's T Shirts : . . 3 fOr 1.45 Boy'a Brieh . . • . . 3 for 1.41 �-------------·--Pnztk·--.lt.l!ld-U. lJ;.;lEVISION IN REVIEW .. y• !' " pf,._ n· vJ ..,. - r 01· Youth FeIIrlow~ht'ps "' .,. Activities· Name Cornmltteei · · Standing Committees Named I • .: · " rt'lair mt ttenurer.' . . lelty, Mllte Arcliet' 'and Mrs. too n n•_tlllcldal to haft• Jtkat. Cbalrt11en 11111ned .,_ CJ(~ Smltll, coun.oelor, and Rcopi!U- lnl part{ lhe· 11m 'l'lladiJ Cll •nahiP, Alita earpen~er one~ It)',. Mn.' Gay Nelgler, COtllllel· eae~~ -~~~Jar .u Metp coun. IIObetta ~h, · with Mro. C. 01'. ~ lllell'.llerJ 'trlfb 111!1 fll'lt lo be Rep~tativea af tho Yooth and liP lit 21 yeera. or Itt· At II'. Tompkins, counsler; · ll'altb, FelloWbhips ol the Methodist present there - ~~ •• ~~~~ Jennllor Crew and Chris ThompChurcbes m M•lgs County met IJI'OUPI !Nm 25 ....u""'.'"' , .ur- kins; Rev. t.4. E. Do~. coonat the !Jnited Methodist cburdl cbes In the COU!'If-, ,Jennd~ selor; Fellowship, Mary Jo , Tuesday !rom 2 - 4 p. m. to plan 1 Crew cl !he Umled Methodist Roush, Linda Henderson; Out!963-&t activities and to ~arne church Is prooldent ol the coun- reach , Mildred LUcas, 1~rs. Carl chairmen of areas of acuon. ty group; Roberta Roush, Le- Herring, counstlor: Witness, This ~roup includes boys •nd ·Jarl Falls, vico president, and Rose Easterday, and ReY, Rofrom grade 7 through !2 ·Dianne Criswell, Middleport ...,. Ibert R. Card, counselor; Publl- For. Solem Center PTA Yeat Carol Pleree, pm~ldent of the ·Turner, Olarlotto S11eQ1 Center P. T. A. met with -Jolln Colwell. ' Erlewine, l the c:hllrmon of the varlous j Magazine. Vivian Pierce, ; <OIIlll\ltlees lor the comin~ year·chairman; Jean Kennedy. · at the lldlool 'I'Uooday evening. ' Safety, Rn Shenefield, chalr- 1 Mr. f'ler<oto "h"'"' Mn \'ale man ; Earl Cray. chalnnan ol the program 1 Hospitality , Jessie Might, eommJII.., •nd othor members chairman; Rose Wright, FraJ>o are Mrs. llol'othy Cray, Mrs. ces Harless. Chf'Stf'r Grange To Olive Page, and Mis.< Ruby I Refreshments. Faye Wall<er, Off' Coughenoor w•r• chosen to as- chairman: Jessie Cooper, Katb· .'Vnnu> 'Vt>w lrl'rs Chester Grange 2009 met , I C '~~~ -I ' M 0 t h • r rommin.. , selected Music, Cabterine Shenefield, Tuesdav evening wllh · "· Earl Dean, worlhy master, in were: chairman; Maurita Miller, Rogcharge. Publicity, Betty Hutchison, er Roush. I i Communications were read ; chairman; Deana HoHman . 1 Parents and Family Ule Ed- ; MISS M<COMAS !rom the National Gran~e in : Mombesrblp, Catherine Col- ucation. Gladys Major, chair- ; 'regard to Grange activities. A I , well, chairman; Roberta Knapp, man: Bernice Mldkill, Alma Ireport was given on the ice ! Dorothy Bolen. 1Smith. cream soci,al held August 3. A j RecMtion, Adra Swick, i Delegates and alternates are Imeeting of Pomona Grang• wa. 1 chairman: llazel Grate, Jessie Roberta Wilson. Bernice l!id•annount-ed lor Sept. 6 at the i Mjght. • . kill, Catherine Shenefield, Faye mg OnS IRock Springs hall. Election of · Ways and Means, Alma Smth, , Walker, and Monna Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Me- officers was announced lor the chairman; Marie Stevens, Ma- An invitation !rom County Comas, 341 Main-st. Middleport, ' next meetinc, Sept . 24. Refresh· bel Harmon, Anna Elizabeth ' Council to attend c·lasses in are announcing the engagement ments were- served. as • • ~- t• doe y- were beld Oct<tber I. • An 'offlllon' lnlllDt ,..q uletl were Oet.ber rr ot tJJtlt. wu IIIIIIOUII(li!C fnr Sept, lf frool e4 Melltoillat Ooarcll: Nov· 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. et the Grp ember U, RKiae; Feb. IS, Melhodlst dWrch Ill GaUipollo. Mlddlepnrl; A_.rl: Zl, '$yroeu,. Also 8IIIIOUIICeCI waa the I all and Jane 28, Partland plll'll: I• rally ol Portsmouth But DJt.~ a plctlle apo8IOI'ed bJ tile Leo trlct to be beld In r.au~po~~e, ma4el!ll ... •eettwc• ..,...._ tart Falla croop. Sept. 21. 1 1 - -- - - · - and approaching marriage of . their daughter, Shirley Dtane. to Mr. Harold 0 . George, son , Salem Center PT.l o1 l·tr. and Mrs. Martin R. To 11eet Sept ..'Jrd l;eorge, 207 Kelton Rd., Galli- The Salem Center P. T. A. pnlis. will meet on Tuesday, SeptemThe vows of the double-ring ber 3, at 8 p. m. Mrs. Nellie ~ eremm1y will be read Satur-· Myers will be in charge of cfe.. . tlay, September 14, at 7 p. m. votions. . j ~d Heath Methodist Church. 1.nth The program will be under ; the Re\1. M. E. Dowson ofhc1al· ,direction of Mrs. Marie Turner. mg . The bride-to-be is a gradu· [and Mrs Kate Roush leaders I ate ol Middleport High school: ,of the g;rls 4-H club 'and Rex i which CREDENZA would you choose? Pick any one ' ,j BJ JyCK PV ~ .....""',_. ,...,... •r-~ lrft r " sal willa Use 011 hdlll PIJIIIIII ,111 THE PROVINCIAL • Antique White with Fru~wood Top Also in all Fruilwood Finish ..:he is a member of the ch01r. ' and Carol Pierce, leaders of the ; 1 For the past two years she has boys' 4-H club. bt·en the adv1sor o[ the Wide- Plans will be made to host , Awake 4-H Club. . , the Meigs County COuncil. All i 1 Tlw prospC'ctlve brdegroom ts · parents are urged to attend. : ~ a graduate of North Gallia Htgh President Carol Pierce asks full ' school. class of 1959. He is em- ~ attendance. Refreshrnnts will • played at Holzer Hospital but !be served. r will leave for basic training in I • tile Army at Fort Knox, Ky. on september t7, 1963. illn"'" al a Youngstown hosplt·[ - -- ·- - ·-· al. Mrs. Wise was &. frequent THE COiHI.MPORARY • Walnut finish P. T. A. school of Instruction at :visitor of anothel' cousin, Mrs.! Porlland on Thursday August Lydia Stewart, who has been ~9th was read by Mrs. Vale. ' E4 Wise, bad died alter a short I Plans w~re made lo ac<"ept the· with the Wise family the past ' invitation . !month. I ' Other officers for the year ----:; -- -- ~------,_.-:..-- - - - - - - - - . -_-_-_-_-_:_-__--_., ..,....., are. vice president, Nellie My· ' ers, secrt'tary, Catherine Slwnefield ; tr·pasurt>r, Glenna Rllth 'Crisp. i to be, either, ......._. ~lp ftplt. I f.~nar COI'I'OI]JOIIII, Ar uldil lMa- 'Ibn Will a quiet, weiJ.edited gnilla, made eile- It zdllll g1 1 "Mmill LJDcb" ltrdo· -!Ill< In a wonderluiiJ nd eraga alp 111at brouiht 111 ... NBC·TV show Utled "Jitport fNm apoeqd iallllb lor tbt 11 n 1 . mark lleirut,•• It implied, ADd r_m. madeii!LTo......, On the buts <i lila lzllf.floUr, cl.. • tv er al tiiZIII tltal JOU 1._ La<aplzia doele'l 'I*"' !ILIICb ....W buJ' )lot abollf ID7Ifllnc Ill eleht time out-llllltlia¥ llllil, but bt Bafrul If JOU bed lila rico. 11 1T, o,:onds. limo at till balcb llibtk 14'• ....,. watdtllll Sand-I 11. L'artlatl and Is qlllle • aulb9riiJ ·oa till en toe. . curved varioua p~ II has to ol2<1.1 ler, from lllklalo to mottolll· 'fto Cliolltel lwilll: All two 21. Former dltlollallyo vllled womu . . 'l1loM balErs <i HIC-TY'I "Todll)l" abow ~"' aad Other upecll of \ fbt Iiiii· lor (kt. • wfD bf deYOied to I 22. AY-· Weal "'!"'~!<!• in 11M I MfDIM . athM lo piiJWrllht""""po,...·ac· I abbr. ' city were 11M bUia ot nil <lroll, tor Noll Coward· lnc:ludt 1 23. l'orl!tdclell dlvl!l'lln& aqol lllteUipZllly _li&ht I!U Llllil, sau, 'An, 111!1 1 : : tour, llltlleb lltadoiu .. . COmpleW 1 del!t Beloro delvllla further Into lht spooiOrlhlp of ''Tnday" and same tt. For IOif' matter at blild, perhapa thll Ia -ork'a "ToniCbt" program lor that as aood a lime 11 1111J to p8J a ,_ lt.l\oupll>n ltntJI kudo to tho "Report Od. s hU been baughl "' Pont.- 12. Htrb: 111 ~~~~. ~ .. ~ ,.., , It lite Ill ltltrochz<e Ill liM IIIII, aa. Spoiled, ~ ~ u~ lt'Gm Ita aummer ran. By for Slllrley t.mple II I &'*' """" 118. lll'&w till two boat auml!ltr aorto. of CBS-TV'a lied SlrelloD relurnl I booblvo IIIli y... liN "lloport From . " Sept. Z4 .. Ed SulUvan'a lf&IODlll 11. ~=•t: and lht mutiCill half-hour ''nil premlere Sept. II oa IIDit net· Zealand Uvely tlaoo," whldlla bavinlltl work featurea Jimmy Durable fl. Doctrine Gettint a credenza is li~e dist:ln'lfiiiJ In e~tr1 closet. (bcept 1 closet wn lltlvtr so pretty.! The ""'" sl!elm weJco011 stacks of records or linens or teys or dishes or almost 1nylhing. Y01'U find It Doillly Willie a!Hp... fll·. City: ~. f8.Look BAKER FURNITURE DAJJ"Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AllrDLBAAXB LONOJ'IlLLOW Oat letter Unpty ltaDdl for another. In thlJ .umple A I• UH4 tor t1at three L'l, X for the two 0'1, eto. Slnlle lethra. a.pa.. trophlll. ~ lncUL ID4 formation ot the wordl are aU hlntl. Eo AT OUR NEW LOCATION IN MIDDLEPORT, 0• - SKWZ:J' IWJ'KI'M LEARN OF DEATH 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seidenabel ' have ledrned their cousin. Mrs. Now H~iner's £nfJched Bread comes to label.' To ooer ti1e loaf, just peef the !abtl. Aifer eact. use. you can redose the oacl<.agf t-asily. Press TIDY the label Wtfh your finr;;et and it .sticlfs (lrmly lo the cellophane. the label u~~ again and again. H works all throuqh t"e day , . , ~s yofl , ,LOUSES by Jean felly and Em-See lrxA il1 the bread'~ IJI!Ien freshnes s B;tautlful styles in the name brand fashions. and pastels. Sizes 30 to 38 and 40 to ~ 1.99to 2.99 Wtzite Just a lw1st o( 1M wrist to fJ(JHI or clos~. No mort ·pul/lnq ar cullinf tOIJgh sticky 11~ ••• no mot• tearing the tiag tx just. "· w...., GIRLS' SWEATERS ~losing 11. Twisi.(Y-4M:k, 1M '(H!r{ect way to use IJ>d ,...,. the poly plastic ..,. 1" 5·99 to ' ..... SPEOAU kf~IT .,. ''MI... . ~- - SHIRTS 1·00 . . . p9 OPPOSITE LOWER PARKING 'LOT-POMEROY ., ' ,. ·-·' .... . ' .I tTA.IIIJlA.,-NJt:ZFYA.NNBV "*·"*"'" you w1th a new easy·open, resealablt lklys' H W J EH RADIO }· f-JI-.7to 14 A.HUZAO 7:06 Breaklasl Party 8: 15 Jonea Buick Show 1:00 Sign 011 Newo 10:05 POlka Party 1:06 Sacrtd Hearl 10:311 Public Service 1:30 COuuli7 Jamboree 11:06 Top Ton Show 12:00 Nooa Report 8 - -- N :... •••' ••• 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 7:05 Broaldalt Party .,.~ .,_ 1:011 ...... ..,. • - ., "Jimmy'• habit of postponlnc thinp Ia aettln~ mol 1:" Bright Star Show 8:110 Sundown Serl!llade Now ize'e tl')'lna to paltpane my birthday!' 7:35 Picklna Hdwr Show 1:110 Sip on - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - : - - : : - - - - - j N O News Report - Oblo 1:00 Sign Oil :... June 8?011 Broakfut Party 51/NDAY 1:110 Breakfaat Party liOp 7:30 Slgo On News ......, ..,. l"rfU1 II:S6 MI.- CotmiJ News 9:05 CGffeo With Janet 1:00 Baptist Layman's 'lour 1:11 11~ OD 12:110 Community Nowa t·t; Betty NeWIAIII 8:35 Hour of Deliverall<'e l:llfl llluslell Cloelt 12:11& Nooo Nelli 10:05 Ministerial Aaaoc. Olav. Paul Joaesl 7:11 N"' 12:10 Oblo Nelli 10:20 Counlr)' Hoe Down 9:00 Wings of Healing 7'10 Mtllleai Clooll 12:11 Markell 11:06 SWap Shot 9:30 Sunday Show 7:11 NR1 lleldllza 11:20 Btzlletlzl Board 11:10 Farm NOWI 10:00 Voice or Prophoq 7:11 Mtzlleal Clock 12:211 New~ 0 Grams 11:40 FamDy Wortthlp Bour-Tbu 10:35 Sunday Show 7:• 11te LlfeHnt 12:311 All'kUJttzre Apn1 12:00 Noon Report 11:00 Country Hymntlmt 1:11 0b1o Valley Newt 12:46 Cour.try Go Round 12:" Mt!llc Jt!ll For You 12:110 Noon Roport a·CI WGrld • Oltlo NOWI ·1:55 News Ileal 12:11 Goe!iller'a Guest Star-Frl 12:15 The Search 1:10 1pir11 Tedq 2:110 COUt:try Go Round 3:110 Platter Party 12:30 Rev. Merltn Teell 1:11 ·W.Ibtr Plelth l:llll NeW11 Ileal f:ll BlaeltZW AulD Sltow 1:00 Billy Graham .:it. Mllll'!ll Clot* S:tiO Mid Wlf Motlnee f:30 l..acal NeWE 1:30 Tbe Lutheran Hlllli' 1:5$ OtlaiziHEnlliY Ntwa 1:11& Ntwa Beat f:55 Bill Stem Sporta 1:110 Signs of the Times t:CI ·1•1 I 11h11 f:IIO Dllt:lag wltb Doll 1:110 Bowling llecnl (Rev. W. S. Billups) 1:10 Pt!itUc ~ f:30 lzltel'dll!lgt 8:06 VID p. trtcil Sports I:L~ Public Service 8:4$ "'I!11IJ Wonblp aI:GO Ctla:::tUZ!Ity lilewa 1:30 Sw:dowa flenitldl 2:35 Tbe Big Ule 10:11 !~h.- CttzzniJ Nno S:06 World • lilolloaal lilewa 7:01i Tbe World Todlf 3:00 Sunday Showcase 10:<1 '1'dt II tlze ToWEl 1:11 SpadiRbl Oil SpaZ1I 7:30 lii&D Off f:OO Hatlr or DeclsiOD ID'SI ~I:ZI Weolbereaat un Sign Off - Juzte 4:45 John GrHII:t U:ll 111'1 l:a ~ l'tllkllla SATURDAY 5:110 ~~y Sbo1 1_,. .PrldaJ; aturitll Ull IDIIde llooU 1:00 Sip OD N8:00 - " " SeteDada 8do ·lllnl' 1:• . _ lllftL 8:115 Coutltr7 Jom' ane 7:30 Slgo on 11:45 World NeWI I:GO lii&D. Off 8:30 II'- Nnl 8:00 Slen on "" Jtme ily, including Mrs. Ethel Elias and daughter, Mrs. Virginia 1 faudre~. and her niece , Donna Louise Wnl, all of Mason. 6 evary foil occasion. KHM M EL A· Y • - r • Cli7J>IiotDolot Di'Dt111TRr IS THJJ SOUL OJ' BUBINESB AND '1'Hil KlllrSTONII: OJil PROBPEJIIT1',.. DICXIINS ~:t~~~~ ~u~:~. ;:,~~n~vr~r:.~ .99 and sllpovar styl• OIIZA, BBSALISAO, MONDAY TBRU FRIDA1 The styles you want ... sheath, pleated, wrap-a.round, Culoltes and ''Grass Hop pers " Wool, flannE'I , dacron and ~otlon blf'nds in petites and re~ulars. Sizes 22 to :10 and 32 to 38. N.w ardigon ~~~~-- ... different. A a,to,..... Qooo!atloa WMPO Radio Are Here! ., ..., lilii:LASKWZ:J' The New Styles .. :l:.U: serves as buffet. too. ... FOR FALL FOR SCHOOL to :W., ::!,. fl. Breathe 1 MIDDLEPORT, 0. b.....S 2f.To ma&'laap perfect for the foyer. living room, den. hallway, or ttle dinin1 roum whtrt it 1 THE SHOE BOX 'I .. ... J'reacbo entertained Sunday with a din. ner in honor of Mr. Folden's ! of I fort of .a crepe sole wedge. It's a sleek.lalllll\lllll. . . GJ.\lK..DINNKR tailored to a Tin rich, supple tan OF1!1ack••·•P•Pz"l.... i~-Mrs. "· P. .F<oi:lo....,f..WUand only 4.99 note 1:1. Part " ·::f.;., I .. le~~~~r. ·U\ i 21. - l J:=-Dildo .w 1 Hard to find-so much fashion-favor;:;,;,. tlie~m- blri"'•· "'*"..., •-·I'll cl0:1ss of 1963, and ;.J. member ol • : Heath MethcKiist Church where Shenefield, Francis McGomery, ' •• - . I II' ow• .._ !111 JCBC.:rv~-'- Jli1lf9 allll Jl!dlatd ,..... ,. Tbe· atut.t am111 ~ •-' • ...... .....,._. , • ,.. 'l1lo &opt. r1 411# tl CU.TVa .Hf?.U.-.,QOD Clll'll - ...,_ l.obaresr V Jn, Ametiela hlltory "'l11o lng ~ ... pttln•... . . lbt u,..,. - · tnlfle • • mocl-1 . ' Middle £Qt. I cau ... It .U- era d;toe: ...... dM'I IJI!!!l G1! 1 Greot. Advoi!IUN." llln Jackie - lite m«n'lis' Ctorp Spdm lila b 1 i4 t. Al-111 ,U 1M ",:..1 Cooper 111!1 ) - MleArtbur 111 . . 1 debonair ~ t«LI'IIDI port From.:." tlfortl, lila rAtw7 Gf two t:eladenta ofll. denl, romancilll uotJe wa ... bani lbt ~·· braad Gl .. ~ 'tlbo 1rJ to - a lllbuwlno uui.nlarttn• 11>e Null. ~~tY~aC 11r1ea1 .....-.... tbat NBC - to ...... • ua~aa of! an Artlb molt aad. eiiOMII bat bNmM !ICIIed lor, . t!W there's 10 bl& illla ..... 1t11. li:t<o lbt rilt <ll David JltofBIJ, ' Well. Goorp II tM>toapr a far- Thta,' lt<ICDID~ Zllll<!tl lllot tho tip corrapol!clent, 111!1 lbt ,.. fmll'ltt td)n I occupatloa II 0 A I L'Y atilt li thai !'- ~ adtooll maJdlll ~· He told G( lila U.llllkare havlnc a f4UCb tlmt fllUittlhw boJ who wu !llbd IJo'5o ZDUclz 1 wonn ap brllhl• p~V~poel.o. Alas, .lbt live 111!1 llw ..W "Am I bt:r· a, -.rllllfp lt. PolMiddle Eall .im't what -It · aaod flli Ott 1!11 1 oelllncT" wu tbl "'*man , ,..oto of these for just 'I " j I ' 'Bdol obortx...,.. F I , llallter liar a. aacJ ....... alzlpn :,et.V 1 Style 2907 ·' . ••U Miss McComas Announcing W dd' PJ e ~ • ~~. ~~llrJtOit.or:_~ ::::f" TH(EARLY AMERICMI'• Maple Finish 1 . .i ,;. ,. NANCY S, GEORGE WONDER LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE wowt ,JUST LOOK AT ALL 'TH' MACHiti!!IU oow..., 7H&Rii �-------------·--Pnztk·--.lt.l!ld-U. lJ;.;lEVISION IN REVIEW .. y• !' " pf,._ n· vJ ..,. - r 01· Youth FeIIrlow~ht'ps "' .,. Activities· Name Cornmltteei · · Standing Committees Named I • .: · " rt'lair mt ttenurer.' . . lelty, Mllte Arcliet' 'and Mrs. too n n•_tlllcldal to haft• Jtkat. Cbalrt11en 11111ned .,_ CJ(~ Smltll, coun.oelor, and Rcopi!U- lnl part{ lhe· 11m 'l'lladiJ Cll •nahiP, Alita earpen~er one~ It)',. Mn.' Gay Nelgler, COtllllel· eae~~ -~~~Jar .u Metp coun. IIObetta ~h, · with Mro. C. 01'. ~ lllell'.llerJ 'trlfb 111!1 fll'lt lo be Rep~tativea af tho Yooth and liP lit 21 yeera. or Itt· At II'. Tompkins, counsler; · ll'altb, FelloWbhips ol the Methodist present there - ~~ •• ~~~~ Jennllor Crew and Chris ThompChurcbes m M•lgs County met IJI'OUPI !Nm 25 ....u""'.'"' , .ur- kins; Rev. t.4. E. Do~. coonat the !Jnited Methodist cburdl cbes In the COU!'If-, ,Jennd~ selor; Fellowship, Mary Jo , Tuesday !rom 2 - 4 p. m. to plan 1 Crew cl !he Umled Methodist Roush, Linda Henderson; Out!963-&t activities and to ~arne church Is prooldent ol the coun- reach , Mildred LUcas, 1~rs. Carl chairmen of areas of acuon. ty group; Roberta Roush, Le- Herring, counstlor: Witness, This ~roup includes boys •nd ·Jarl Falls, vico president, and Rose Easterday, and ReY, Rofrom grade 7 through !2 ·Dianne Criswell, Middleport ...,. Ibert R. Card, counselor; Publl- For. Solem Center PTA Yeat Carol Pleree, pm~ldent of the ·Turner, Olarlotto S11eQ1 Center P. T. A. met with -Jolln Colwell. ' Erlewine, l the c:hllrmon of the varlous j Magazine. Vivian Pierce, ; <OIIlll\ltlees lor the comin~ year·chairman; Jean Kennedy. · at the lldlool 'I'Uooday evening. ' Safety, Rn Shenefield, chalr- 1 Mr. f'ler<oto "h"'"' Mn \'ale man ; Earl Cray. chalnnan ol the program 1 Hospitality , Jessie Might, eommJII.., •nd othor members chairman; Rose Wright, FraJ>o are Mrs. llol'othy Cray, Mrs. ces Harless. Chf'Stf'r Grange To Olive Page, and Mis.< Ruby I Refreshments. Faye Wall<er, Off' Coughenoor w•r• chosen to as- chairman: Jessie Cooper, Katb· .'Vnnu> 'Vt>w lrl'rs Chester Grange 2009 met , I C '~~~ -I ' M 0 t h • r rommin.. , selected Music, Cabterine Shenefield, Tuesdav evening wllh · "· Earl Dean, worlhy master, in were: chairman; Maurita Miller, Rogcharge. Publicity, Betty Hutchison, er Roush. I i Communications were read ; chairman; Deana HoHman . 1 Parents and Family Ule Ed- ; MISS M<COMAS !rom the National Gran~e in : Mombesrblp, Catherine Col- ucation. Gladys Major, chair- ; 'regard to Grange activities. A I , well, chairman; Roberta Knapp, man: Bernice Mldkill, Alma Ireport was given on the ice ! Dorothy Bolen. 1Smith. cream soci,al held August 3. A j RecMtion, Adra Swick, i Delegates and alternates are Imeeting of Pomona Grang• wa. 1 chairman: llazel Grate, Jessie Roberta Wilson. Bernice l!id•annount-ed lor Sept. 6 at the i Mjght. • . kill, Catherine Shenefield, Faye mg OnS IRock Springs hall. Election of · Ways and Means, Alma Smth, , Walker, and Monna Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Me- officers was announced lor the chairman; Marie Stevens, Ma- An invitation !rom County Comas, 341 Main-st. Middleport, ' next meetinc, Sept . 24. Refresh· bel Harmon, Anna Elizabeth ' Council to attend c·lasses in are announcing the engagement ments were- served. as • • ~- t• doe y- were beld Oct<tber I. • An 'offlllon' lnlllDt ,..q uletl were Oet.ber rr ot tJJtlt. wu IIIIIIOUII(li!C fnr Sept, lf frool e4 Melltoillat Ooarcll: Nov· 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. et the Grp ember U, RKiae; Feb. IS, Melhodlst dWrch Ill GaUipollo. Mlddlepnrl; A_.rl: Zl, '$yroeu,. Also 8IIIIOUIICeCI waa the I all and Jane 28, Partland plll'll: I• rally ol Portsmouth But DJt.~ a plctlle apo8IOI'ed bJ tile Leo trlct to be beld In r.au~po~~e, ma4el!ll ... •eettwc• ..,...._ tart Falla croop. Sept. 21. 1 1 - -- - - · - and approaching marriage of . their daughter, Shirley Dtane. to Mr. Harold 0 . George, son , Salem Center PT.l o1 l·tr. and Mrs. Martin R. To 11eet Sept ..'Jrd l;eorge, 207 Kelton Rd., Galli- The Salem Center P. T. A. pnlis. will meet on Tuesday, SeptemThe vows of the double-ring ber 3, at 8 p. m. Mrs. Nellie ~ eremm1y will be read Satur-· Myers will be in charge of cfe.. . tlay, September 14, at 7 p. m. votions. . j ~d Heath Methodist Church. 1.nth The program will be under ; the Re\1. M. E. Dowson ofhc1al· ,direction of Mrs. Marie Turner. mg . The bride-to-be is a gradu· [and Mrs Kate Roush leaders I ate ol Middleport High school: ,of the g;rls 4-H club 'and Rex i which CREDENZA would you choose? Pick any one ' ,j BJ JyCK PV ~ .....""',_. ,...,... •r-~ lrft r " sal willa Use 011 hdlll PIJIIIIII ,111 THE PROVINCIAL • Antique White with Fru~wood Top Also in all Fruilwood Finish ..:he is a member of the ch01r. ' and Carol Pierce, leaders of the ; 1 For the past two years she has boys' 4-H club. bt·en the adv1sor o[ the Wide- Plans will be made to host , Awake 4-H Club. . , the Meigs County COuncil. All i 1 Tlw prospC'ctlve brdegroom ts · parents are urged to attend. : ~ a graduate of North Gallia Htgh President Carol Pierce asks full ' school. class of 1959. He is em- ~ attendance. Refreshrnnts will • played at Holzer Hospital but !be served. r will leave for basic training in I • tile Army at Fort Knox, Ky. on september t7, 1963. illn"'" al a Youngstown hosplt·[ - -- ·- - ·-· al. Mrs. Wise was &. frequent THE COiHI.MPORARY • Walnut finish P. T. A. school of Instruction at :visitor of anothel' cousin, Mrs.! Porlland on Thursday August Lydia Stewart, who has been ~9th was read by Mrs. Vale. ' E4 Wise, bad died alter a short I Plans w~re made lo ac<"ept the· with the Wise family the past ' invitation . !month. I ' Other officers for the year ----:; -- -- ~------,_.-:..-- - - - - - - - - . -_-_-_-_-_:_-__--_., ..,....., are. vice president, Nellie My· ' ers, secrt'tary, Catherine Slwnefield ; tr·pasurt>r, Glenna Rllth 'Crisp. i to be, either, ......._. ~lp ftplt. I f.~nar COI'I'OI]JOIIII, Ar uldil lMa- 'Ibn Will a quiet, weiJ.edited gnilla, made eile- It zdllll g1 1 "Mmill LJDcb" ltrdo· -!Ill< In a wonderluiiJ nd eraga alp 111at brouiht 111 ... NBC·TV show Utled "Jitport fNm apoeqd iallllb lor tbt 11 n 1 . mark lleirut,•• It implied, ADd r_m. madeii!LTo......, On the buts <i lila lzllf.floUr, cl.. • tv er al tiiZIII tltal JOU 1._ La<aplzia doele'l 'I*"' !ILIICb ....W buJ' )lot abollf ID7Ifllnc Ill eleht time out-llllltlia¥ llllil, but bt Bafrul If JOU bed lila rico. 11 1T, o,:onds. limo at till balcb llibtk 14'• ....,. watdtllll Sand-I 11. L'artlatl and Is qlllle • aulb9riiJ ·oa till en toe. . curved varioua p~ II has to ol2<1.1 ler, from lllklalo to mottolll· 'fto Cliolltel lwilll: All two 21. Former dltlollallyo vllled womu . . 'l1loM balErs <i HIC-TY'I "Todll)l" abow ~"' aad Other upecll of \ fbt Iiiii· lor (kt. • wfD bf deYOied to I 22. AY-· Weal "'!"'~!<!• in 11M I MfDIM . athM lo piiJWrllht""""po,...·ac· I abbr. ' city were 11M bUia ot nil <lroll, tor Noll Coward· lnc:ludt 1 23. l'orl!tdclell dlvl!l'lln& aqol lllteUipZllly _li&ht I!U Llllil, sau, 'An, 111!1 1 : : tour, llltlleb lltadoiu .. . COmpleW 1 del!t Beloro delvllla further Into lht spooiOrlhlp of ''Tnday" and same tt. For IOif' matter at blild, perhapa thll Ia -ork'a "ToniCbt" program lor that as aood a lime 11 1111J to p8J a ,_ lt.l\oupll>n ltntJI kudo to tho "Report Od. s hU been baughl "' Pont.- 12. Htrb: 111 ~~~~. ~ .. ~ ,.., , It lite Ill ltltrochz<e Ill liM IIIII, aa. Spoiled, ~ ~ u~ lt'Gm Ita aummer ran. By for Slllrley t.mple II I &'*' """" 118. lll'&w till two boat auml!ltr aorto. of CBS-TV'a lied SlrelloD relurnl I booblvo IIIli y... liN "lloport From . " Sept. Z4 .. Ed SulUvan'a lf&IODlll 11. ~=•t: and lht mutiCill half-hour ''nil premlere Sept. II oa IIDit net· Zealand Uvely tlaoo," whldlla bavinlltl work featurea Jimmy Durable fl. Doctrine Gettint a credenza is li~e dist:ln'lfiiiJ In e~tr1 closet. (bcept 1 closet wn lltlvtr so pretty.! The ""'" sl!elm weJco011 stacks of records or linens or teys or dishes or almost 1nylhing. Y01'U find It Doillly Willie a!Hp... fll·. City: ~. f8.Look BAKER FURNITURE DAJJ"Y CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: AllrDLBAAXB LONOJ'IlLLOW Oat letter Unpty ltaDdl for another. In thlJ .umple A I• UH4 tor t1at three L'l, X for the two 0'1, eto. Slnlle lethra. a.pa.. trophlll. ~ lncUL ID4 formation ot the wordl are aU hlntl. Eo AT OUR NEW LOCATION IN MIDDLEPORT, 0• - SKWZ:J' IWJ'KI'M LEARN OF DEATH 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seidenabel ' have ledrned their cousin. Mrs. Now H~iner's £nfJched Bread comes to label.' To ooer ti1e loaf, just peef the !abtl. Aifer eact. use. you can redose the oacl<.agf t-asily. Press TIDY the label Wtfh your finr;;et and it .sticlfs (lrmly lo the cellophane. the label u~~ again and again. H works all throuqh t"e day , . , ~s yofl , ,LOUSES by Jean felly and Em-See lrxA il1 the bread'~ IJI!Ien freshnes s B;tautlful styles in the name brand fashions. and pastels. Sizes 30 to 38 and 40 to ~ 1.99to 2.99 Wtzite Just a lw1st o( 1M wrist to fJ(JHI or clos~. No mort ·pul/lnq ar cullinf tOIJgh sticky 11~ ••• no mot• tearing the tiag tx just. "· w...., GIRLS' SWEATERS ~losing 11. Twisi.(Y-4M:k, 1M '(H!r{ect way to use IJ>d ,...,. the poly plastic ..,. 1" 5·99 to ' ..... SPEOAU kf~IT .,. ''MI... . ~- - SHIRTS 1·00 . . . p9 OPPOSITE LOWER PARKING 'LOT-POMEROY ., ' ,. ·-·' .... . ' .I tTA.IIIJlA.,-NJt:ZFYA.NNBV "*·"*"'" you w1th a new easy·open, resealablt lklys' H W J EH RADIO }· f-JI-.7to 14 A.HUZAO 7:06 Breaklasl Party 8: 15 Jonea Buick Show 1:00 Sign 011 Newo 10:05 POlka Party 1:06 Sacrtd Hearl 10:311 Public Service 1:30 COuuli7 Jamboree 11:06 Top Ton Show 12:00 Nooa Report 8 - -- N :... •••' ••• 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 7:05 Broaldalt Party .,.~ .,_ 1:011 ...... ..,. • - ., "Jimmy'• habit of postponlnc thinp Ia aettln~ mol 1:" Bright Star Show 8:110 Sundown Serl!llade Now ize'e tl')'lna to paltpane my birthday!' 7:35 Picklna Hdwr Show 1:110 Sip on - - - - - - - - - - - , - - - : - - : : - - - - - j N O News Report - Oblo 1:00 Sign Oil :... June 8?011 Broakfut Party 51/NDAY 1:110 Breakfaat Party liOp 7:30 Slgo On News ......, ..,. l"rfU1 II:S6 MI.- CotmiJ News 9:05 CGffeo With Janet 1:00 Baptist Layman's 'lour 1:11 11~ OD 12:110 Community Nowa t·t; Betty NeWIAIII 8:35 Hour of Deliverall<'e l:llfl llluslell Cloelt 12:11& Nooo Nelli 10:05 Ministerial Aaaoc. Olav. Paul Joaesl 7:11 N"' 12:10 Oblo Nelli 10:20 Counlr)' Hoe Down 9:00 Wings of Healing 7'10 Mtllleai Clooll 12:11 Markell 11:06 SWap Shot 9:30 Sunday Show 7:11 NR1 lleldllza 11:20 Btzlletlzl Board 11:10 Farm NOWI 10:00 Voice or Prophoq 7:11 Mtzlleal Clock 12:211 New~ 0 Grams 11:40 FamDy Wortthlp Bour-Tbu 10:35 Sunday Show 7:• 11te LlfeHnt 12:311 All'kUJttzre Apn1 12:00 Noon Report 11:00 Country Hymntlmt 1:11 0b1o Valley Newt 12:46 Cour.try Go Round 12:" Mt!llc Jt!ll For You 12:110 Noon Roport a·CI WGrld • Oltlo NOWI ·1:55 News Ileal 12:11 Goe!iller'a Guest Star-Frl 12:15 The Search 1:10 1pir11 Tedq 2:110 COUt:try Go Round 3:110 Platter Party 12:30 Rev. Merltn Teell 1:11 ·W.Ibtr Plelth l:llll NeW11 Ileal f:ll BlaeltZW AulD Sltow 1:00 Billy Graham .:it. Mllll'!ll Clot* S:tiO Mid Wlf Motlnee f:30 l..acal NeWE 1:30 Tbe Lutheran Hlllli' 1:5$ OtlaiziHEnlliY Ntwa 1:11& Ntwa Beat f:55 Bill Stem Sporta 1:110 Signs of the Times t:CI ·1•1 I 11h11 f:IIO Dllt:lag wltb Doll 1:110 Bowling llecnl (Rev. W. S. Billups) 1:10 Pt!itUc ~ f:30 lzltel'dll!lgt 8:06 VID p. trtcil Sports I:L~ Public Service 8:4$ "'I!11IJ Wonblp aI:GO Ctla:::tUZ!Ity lilewa 1:30 Sw:dowa flenitldl 2:35 Tbe Big Ule 10:11 !~h.- CttzzniJ Nno S:06 World • lilolloaal lilewa 7:01i Tbe World Todlf 3:00 Sunday Showcase 10:<1 '1'dt II tlze ToWEl 1:11 SpadiRbl Oil SpaZ1I 7:30 lii&D Off f:OO Hatlr or DeclsiOD ID'SI ~I:ZI Weolbereaat un Sign Off - Juzte 4:45 John GrHII:t U:ll 111'1 l:a ~ l'tllkllla SATURDAY 5:110 ~~y Sbo1 1_,. .PrldaJ; aturitll Ull IDIIde llooU 1:00 Sip OD N8:00 - " " SeteDada 8do ·lllnl' 1:• . _ lllftL 8:115 Coutltr7 Jom' ane 7:30 Slgo on 11:45 World NeWI I:GO lii&D. Off 8:30 II'- Nnl 8:00 Slen on "" Jtme ily, including Mrs. Ethel Elias and daughter, Mrs. Virginia 1 faudre~. and her niece , Donna Louise Wnl, all of Mason. 6 evary foil occasion. KHM M EL A· Y • - r • Cli7J>IiotDolot Di'Dt111TRr IS THJJ SOUL OJ' BUBINESB AND '1'Hil KlllrSTONII: OJil PROBPEJIIT1',.. DICXIINS ~:t~~~~ ~u~:~. ;:,~~n~vr~r:.~ .99 and sllpovar styl• OIIZA, BBSALISAO, MONDAY TBRU FRIDA1 The styles you want ... sheath, pleated, wrap-a.round, Culoltes and ''Grass Hop pers " Wool, flannE'I , dacron and ~otlon blf'nds in petites and re~ulars. Sizes 22 to :10 and 32 to 38. N.w ardigon ~~~~-- ... different. A a,to,..... Qooo!atloa WMPO Radio Are Here! ., ..., lilii:LASKWZ:J' The New Styles .. :l:.U: serves as buffet. too. ... FOR FALL FOR SCHOOL to :W., ::!,. fl. Breathe 1 MIDDLEPORT, 0. b.....S 2f.To ma&'laap perfect for the foyer. living room, den. hallway, or ttle dinin1 roum whtrt it 1 THE SHOE BOX 'I .. ... J'reacbo entertained Sunday with a din. ner in honor of Mr. Folden's ! of I fort of .a crepe sole wedge. It's a sleek.lalllll\lllll. . . GJ.\lK..DINNKR tailored to a Tin rich, supple tan OF1!1ack••·•P•Pz"l.... i~-Mrs. "· P. .F<oi:lo....,f..WUand only 4.99 note 1:1. Part " ·::f.;., I .. le~~~~r. ·U\ i 21. - l J:=-Dildo .w 1 Hard to find-so much fashion-favor;:;,;,. tlie~m- blri"'•· "'*"..., •-·I'll cl0:1ss of 1963, and ;.J. member ol • : Heath MethcKiist Church where Shenefield, Francis McGomery, ' •• - . I II' ow• .._ !111 JCBC.:rv~-'- Jli1lf9 allll Jl!dlatd ,..... ,. Tbe· atut.t am111 ~ •-' • ...... .....,._. , • ,.. 'l1lo &opt. r1 411# tl CU.TVa .Hf?.U.-.,QOD Clll'll - ...,_ l.obaresr V Jn, Ametiela hlltory "'l11o lng ~ ... pttln•... . . lbt u,..,. - · tnlfle • • mocl-1 . ' Middle £Qt. I cau ... It .U- era d;toe: ...... dM'I IJI!!!l G1! 1 Greot. Advoi!IUN." llln Jackie - lite m«n'lis' Ctorp Spdm lila b 1 i4 t. Al-111 ,U 1M ",:..1 Cooper 111!1 ) - MleArtbur 111 . . 1 debonair ~ t«LI'IIDI port From.:." tlfortl, lila rAtw7 Gf two t:eladenta ofll. denl, romancilll uotJe wa ... bani lbt ~·· braad Gl .. ~ 'tlbo 1rJ to - a lllbuwlno uui.nlarttn• 11>e Null. ~~tY~aC 11r1ea1 .....-.... tbat NBC - to ...... • ua~aa of! an Artlb molt aad. eiiOMII bat bNmM !ICIIed lor, . t!W there's 10 bl& illla ..... 1t11. li:t<o lbt rilt <ll David JltofBIJ, ' Well. Goorp II tM>toapr a far- Thta,' lt<ICDID~ Zllll<!tl lllot tho tip corrapol!clent, 111!1 lbt ,.. fmll'ltt td)n I occupatloa II 0 A I L'Y atilt li thai !'- ~ adtooll maJdlll ~· He told G( lila U.llllkare havlnc a f4UCb tlmt fllUittlhw boJ who wu !llbd IJo'5o ZDUclz 1 wonn ap brllhl• p~V~poel.o. Alas, .lbt live 111!1 llw ..W "Am I bt:r· a, -.rllllfp lt. PolMiddle Eall .im't what -It · aaod flli Ott 1!11 1 oelllncT" wu tbl "'*man , ,..oto of these for just 'I " j I ' 'Bdol obortx...,.. F I , llallter liar a. aacJ ....... alzlpn :,et.V 1 Style 2907 ·' . ••U Miss McComas Announcing W dd' PJ e ~ • ~~. ~~llrJtOit.or:_~ ::::f" TH(EARLY AMERICMI'• Maple Finish 1 . .i ,;. ,. NANCY S, GEORGE WONDER LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE wowt ,JUST LOOK AT ALL 'TH' MACHiti!!IU oow..., 7H&Rii �\ ), I J¥Iz lllatlnfl, Pomtro!·lll4d1epon, o, Alii, "· s111s-u ....1 SA'F .... ....... c:ovJIIII!;D DJSB DINNZa " FOR SALE in Cheator : 1 I'GOIIl the Melllodlat ·a.urcb Friday house with bath, full bile' even.ID& Aug. 23 · 'l1le meeUnc men!, 11rage and garden lot. . waa pneeded with a lis o'clodl 7 Good locallon on Rt. No. · PT. PLEASANT - The Polnlmeet at the park Sunday, Sept. covered dlab dlnDer. Mra. SybU Mrs. Kathryn Baum, Che1- Pleasant Lions Club donated II to prepare for the ouUng. DU· The Boooter Sunday School Mlles presented the devotJon. ter, Ohio, Phone tt11>2001. _., , to Krodel park durin& 1 cher said that approstmately class honared Mr. and Mn. ala uailted by Mno. 14argant. 1959 Ford Fairl1ne 500- 2 Door_ $999 ====--:-;--;:-:::-=":::27:-::~=lp~ Ipark board meelills The!day ev- 1200 boys are e1pecled to partie- Robert Feuerbacher (Ruth Ann Houdaahelt, Mlsa Edltb Hay. · HOUSE FOR sale; 5 rooms and enlng. lpate. Petrel) recent newlyweda, with man, Mrs. Helen Younce, Mn. V-8 eneine, std. tram., elean interior, reel and black finbath. built-in kitchen, 1> acre Announcement WI' also made Walter Rice reported to lhe a shower Monday evening In Laura Waboo, Mra. IJIIla• Ish. R aod H. 1 uound. Beyond city Hmlta., that the park haa been aelected Park Board that three family the Baptist church basement. Jividen, and Mrs. Beulab Brado 1959 R1mb!.r Custom St. Wagon_ $1095 Will consider land . contract. as the site' for the aonuol Cam(>- reunions were held at the newly Games were played and re- ford. Mrs. B. M. PlekeDI wq 4 cyl. motor, std. tran1. SpoUetl elean interior, beautlful Pb. wY 2-5367. &-27-liclerall of the Tri-State Area Coon- opened recreaUonal spa recent· celvlng prizes were Jack Feu- In charge of the bualneaa ivory and red finish. radio and beater. WANT AD FO=R;-;;SA"' " ' L E' " ·: ' I roc)m-"'frm icil of Boy Scoutl. ly aadkinthat adeven moreoltour~s erbocher, Martha Lou Beegled, slon, 1957 Olclsmobil• Super 88 $795 home In Middleport. c m; The LION dctllatlon to the . are ta g vantage e Mrs. Jack Feuerbacher, an . PEII80NALS INFORMATION 0 HT Coupe. Beautiful black and red interior with white 11 pletely madem kitchen and jPirk waa made in special cere- :facilltles the park each day. Maude Young. Mr T G Hllldore relunte4 .QVt.DLINI:I finish, motor A·l conditio•, automatic tran1. Good Urea, 1:01 p , II. DQ 8efoN Pu'bliC!It1oD radio, heater . ~ I Ca , . --•-b La Plan The board voted to ~ccept After the bride and Broom home. fro. m ' ·Ho·bath. . ••ose to schoo . • I Im....... y wreDCe ts, lth •- lt.oUon of H nt•••Lon ''"" hoopltal a•· '" IIIAdiD' V..IIIUae 11:00 A , JL ·~ ·~· e wV a u -~ opended their gifts, refresb1er ,__ .,...,ery and Ia · ~ or see at ""' !Tommy Holland, Frank Scholz, 'rv station (Citannel1311o send ....., •-• · C.\fte&LA'I10NI Hamilton Street, Middleport .to park •halrmaa Woody Ma-. , menlo were served to Mrs. valescing COUKTIONI • • ••· a repre...taUve to Ito itadio Maud Young Mrs Mary SlatM aeee.,wcl uat.u 1:0e A. w. OPEN EVES. I:GO P.M. lfc The money will be used to lin· I Friday evening lor the taping er. Mrs. Bertha oayre, Mrs. Mrs, Ann Ia confined to J'or Dq of PUbhe1tloD POMEROY, OHIO IN POMEROY. Ei8ft1 roo m BDte coostructlon of picnic ' o1 the ~am "8alut.a to Point Maggie Shain, Ethel Smith, her home by illness. UGtn..A.TIONS ~==================::! house, S bedroomo and hllll, sheltero at the pari site. I Pleasant. The program wJU be Mrs. Martha Lou Beegle, Mrs. Mrs. Lavlnla Simpson of • large lot. Good loeatloa Cllt of Carl Silche•, district commis·. broadcast by video t.ope Sun- Blanche Watterson. Mrl. Columba& spent several daya 011 011 Channel 13. FOR RENT FOR SALE high water. Call WY ~2590. stoner of the MGM Dl::.Cict, an-' day Blanche Spencer, Mrs. Helen with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Simp. . 518 tic noonced that the Tri-State Area Simpson, Mro. Isabel Simpson,lson. She entered Melgo MomGo-Karl, Phone WY U25t, Dick HOUSE ON Lincoln Hetghto FOR SALE -=-Nice.building lot Council had approved Krodel Mrs. Lillian Hayman, Mrs. Gret· orlal Hospital and underweat ru Wut Ad h"h:e I c.na , . wotdo ODI lniiU'tlDIL, Sargenl. 8 28 3tp with 2 bedrooms. Call WY 2- In sYracuse. Level, away Park for the CamperaU. The ta Simpson, Margaret Anne ourgery Monday evening. 110111m11m Cllllt.. 10 -•u 5127. 8-27-tlc from high water, near school local park was selected by the Cole, Mrs. Ura Morrio, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle ~~ 1 c-u. per wrrnl for TbrH CM»D- GOULD SHALLOW well pump ..vUft blldil,.._ used on week, $75. Call WI 9-' FOR RENT: New Havea, room and good nelghborhond. Ph. executive eoltllcl1 and representMary McCauley aud suaan, Mr. tencled • family reunion at er. h11 dN Ill 4 . . . . . W'oM wW 8 M ell.atled tor a4vartlllq U' eut 3074. Helen Faircloth. 8-27-31p modern, basement and al'WY :1--6432. 8 22 6tc alives of the sll districts _ that and Ml"ll. Jack Feuerbacber, men Sunday. 1 plk\ wu.llll JO • .,. aftet' Heel'~"· ... IIIII. TO CLEAN carpetl betler, age. No oewer or water billo. HOUSE FOR SAi.Eu;-Brad- make up the council. It will be Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pelrel and Mr. and. Mrl. Paul Hllidore CUD or '~'~lANKa - U .JI lOr we'll loan a BIU. ·~ustre Car- Tel. TU :1-5073. bury. Five roomo, bath, blse- held at the park October 17, 18. the honored gueots, Mr. and and famUy arrived Sunday ev· 110 word mitn1•um. Zacll •ddJ&Ioa• II Word 1e. OWW.I.. pUII~N pet Shampooer FREE With 1 23 lie ! men!, furnice, alumin! and 19th. Scoulilla officials wUl Mrs. Robert Feuerbacher. Send· enlng from Montgomery, Ala~ 181 ., 1 ~ ,., WOJ'4. purchase of Blue Lustre um siding, storm doors and I • PT. PLEASANT J o h n lng gifts were Miss Vera enroute to the Air Force Base om.cz HOlJB.I 1 :10 A. Jl., t• 1:00 p, M. ~ shampoo. Baker Furniture, ONE 5 room lparlnm1l Peo- windows, hardwood noors. i INSURANCE Franklin (Rags) Clendenen .. Beegle, Mrs. Clara Powell, Mr. at Anchorage, Alaska. '!'bey wiU IUW'4a¥-4:31! A.M. q lJ:OO u.ooa Middleport. 8-271te pie's Terrace. Phone 1518-J, Plenty of water. 7 years old. ; Pt. Pleasant, died Tuesday' ev: and Mrs. Hugh Calma, Mro. spend lhla week With b1s PI"' I'" II!D IIA&Y I"G-O.llEAT oal cir· Pt. Pleasant. I 12 tie Wy 2-60112. jJOHNSON, Slmpsoa lnsuroace ealng In Rolur Hospital. He Marte Roush, Mrs. Delores enta, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. llill'1"0 PLAt:l A LARGE K " · c . 8 24 lip ; Apney, 111. All forma of 1n had been Ill the past 18 montha. Cleland, Mrs. Naomi SU!bar~ <lore. ~T 1'Jl0DU(:INQ 'WANT AD cull~llpnghonseto~y condt· THREE and"""" room fUrtltlb. FOR S~E : Lang!VUle.._.- Small ! suruce. Jim JohiBOD and He was bora in Mason County Mrs. Laura McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Petrel and ~·... and -~~..... Oft.... Bud s· ··October 2, 1894. the son of the son Ben, Jr., visited ' Mr. ani PHONE WY 2-2157 8-27 -3tc ....... ........ ~ I acre farm with I room i tDopsoll. ....nI ments. WY 2-54M. houae. Barn. chicken house 1 1 ttc ate Lorenzo Dow and Lydia Mrs. Gordon Cowdery at Wash. "' tie and outbuildings. Water in , Anne McCulloch Clendenen. He lngton, C. H., recently. d I 1 WARM 'MORNING Hoatroa,' Joyed 1 h . THANKS house. Th .. oo K. Workman. RHIOr b..-.AI...:Y was emp at the West VIr· B anc e Steele and Alma CARD Of · ;.;___·_::..::.::.....:.....:...;;;. coa~ stove, with fan. One aut~ NICELy Furnished 4 room aDd • :u Sip ....._ . . . . . ...., pen... ginla Malleable Iron for more Brown of Gallipolis were reWE WlSH 111 . !bank everyone malic g~s heater, lwo sma bath apartment, Middleport. I •"" - •• liNd.• than 30 years. Mr. Clendenen cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. gas heatong stoves. one gas Phone WY 2·S874. 1 l'llltle WY J1.1G1 waa prominent in local sports Mason Spencer. who was so kind and thought· hot plate, one antenna tower. BUSINESS SERVICES circles for years alld operated Mr. and M-. ~-- W•·tson 1111 7 lui ~r the death of ~lor- S. D. Buskirk, Rutland. c t Mal s •• v""'' · 18 garet Peoples. We especlaUy 8-27-3tp HELP WANTED a res uran at 2008 n treet , and Mr. and Mrl. William Wat. wiolt to thank the Meigs MemFOR SALE OR RENT OHIO T.V. 8alea II Service, Inc. known as "Rag's P'lace" before PT. PLEASANT _ Mr. and 1 son of Pomeroy went to McConorlal Hospltal, the doctors and LARGE HOME comfort fuel oil Route No. 3. Pomeroy. We Kitchen Help and Part time !his retirement. · J Mrs. ·Lyle L. Austin of Hog<ett neisvllle, Sunday to visit thelt nurses, all of our neighbors, stove and fuel oil tank. Ex<"el· FOR SALE: 5 room bouaa and servtce all makes, Radio, night cook. Call in pei'IOtt. See . Surviving are his wife, Max· ,have been selecled to repro'""' aunt, Mrs. Ella Weaver. Ewing Funeral Home, Mrs. lent condition. Mrs. J 0 h n bath, aewly decorated, gas T.V.. aod Appliances. ~eason- Mrs. Iris Collin• or Mrs. Gay me Dudding Clendenen; four !he United States in the Farm- MisS Ruth Ellis of Columbus Miller and anyone else who Stout, Harrisonville. SH 2- bealillg. FuU basement Lo- able rates, free estnnates. c· 1 c' • 1 ,1 R tau 1 sons, Johnny, Timmy, Kendall ers Exchange program, Farm- called on relalives here IJtst ~'•l '' .50 servtrc e. trc e es ran1c•' and helped ln any way. 4834. 8-27-!tc cated 123 Hu dson Stree!, One month S ,... Jeffery • .all at home; t wo1ers and World Affairs. The Aus- Wednesday. . 8 28 3 Emma Joachim MlddiPpOrL Price, $60011. Ill· ice call. Call WY 2-6572. ststen, Mrs. John Douglas and Iins will tarvel to Ei!l'PI to eval- Mra. Violet Fiolter and son, S~lers and Brot_~e~ RURAL 4 room house, base- i quire Ohio Hotel 8-27·30tc EMPLOYMENT Wanted ;Mrs. John Varian, both ol Pt. 1uate the farms in that country Kenny and Maycle Zvara of A.Jo. --men!, large porch. 1 acre ' I I lfc 1Pleasant. , aDd report to the United Slates ron spent several days with 1 wish to espreso my !hanks ground. Phone WY 2-6m. IT'S NOT TOO late ro contact · Funeral services will be con·. the -type of aid needed. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush. and appreciation to all of I 22 30tp LIVESTOCK Emmet W. Shulor Contract- GENERAL HOUSEWORK, chil- jducted Thursday. at 2 p. m. •II They plan lo leave the latter I Mrs. Ray Roush of Clnclnmy friends, and relatives who ., - . , ing. lor that farm pond . Free dren or elderly couple, not the Chapman WilcOJell Mortu- 1part of October lnr a six nato Is visiting her mother, were so kind and helped aft· QUILT TOP$ :and qm ts. co~· PONIES Stallion 38 Inches eollmates. WY ~:1243. siek. Live m. Call WY 2-6325.1ary with ll)e Rev. 0. H. Carder weeks stay in Egypt wHh • Mrs. Stella Cozart. er the death of my mother, forlers. Mrs. Rose, 245 · high 'white m~ne and tall 8 24 tfe or WY 2-240tl. AUce Euler, lofficlatlng. Burial will be in ' brleflng session before and aft . . Mrs . Arthur Banks, son 8ob• 1 peclally wish 5th St., Middleport. • Route I, .Pomeroy. s , , Loui!Ville, K~.• and Mrs. . B 1 1 ollte a.er. es '11000. 3·yean old grey mare, . er in Washingtoo, D. C. A C<lU· by "' 8 22 Gte 1 28 3tc uoc:re• ceme ery. to thank the Meigs General light mane and tall. 46 ln. PIIQTO COPYING SerYt.... _ _ pie from Idaho also chosen by Kyle Stump, son Denrils of Ak. Hospital, doctors and nurses, high $120. Both gentle. Child- Copy any letter or d..-.t. CEMENT Finisher, wants amaH the farmers exchange program •ron are spending this weet tbQCIO sending nowera, Rev. FILL-UP TIMEI I ren can handle Call WY 2- '>euler Insurance, Pomeroy. job. Call Vi 3·2266 or contact will accompany the Austins. I wilh !heir mother, Mrs. Clara 2 t5 If< Arthur 'McCauley and 1 he No.1 and No 2 6133. · 8 21 4te Virgil Hudson, Pomeroy, The Aust.ins live on a G'l8 Roush, Freeland Norris singers. Fyr-Zon Treated , Ohio. I 20 6tp Eatered 801 lt.ot acre dairy farm in Hogsett, Mr. and Mrs. Chari•• Beegla Daughter Bertha Mar'Nine Thamesworth and Hamp· larl Gno•, I'IIIIIIIIDI uti LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING - 0-;. P &nd are the parents of one son, and aon, Chuckle, of Columbua low, Hammond, Ind. FUEL OIL shire crossed pigs for sale. Beatilla 111 bedf · Among those who entered Richard, a teacher al Pt. Pleas- are visiting Mr. and Mri: Iia · 8 29 1tp eAutomatio Degroe Day George G. Roberto, Bashan. llllluov•, O~l8 w nurse aot nattenls. Holzer hospital in the past 24 ant senior high. Mr. Austin is Beegle. -------.::..::::....::~~- ~ Servl<e - So You Nover Ead ,._ oe- lrfluhlea '15.110 week . . Phone WY ~ hour w Joh Tho 8 I Run out I 8 28 3tp We · u .. Ill 11seo · 3323. 8 29 3tp a ' ere n m•s rythe State VIce President of the Mrs. Christine Lake and Nonas eBudget Pay Plan Sower Machines ld E. Findley, Rt. 1 Racine, Farm Bureau. lson, Bill of Athens spent Mon. FISH SANDWICH, 30e onion . Colt Us Tocloy- WY 1-1111 I TWO COWS, I years old, fresh. Roasnaollle Rates tractor accident I. Samuel R. day evening With Mr. and. Mrs. •tc Three miles east of Chester. Coli_·FARM EQUIPMENT Weot, Rt. I Bidwell, Mrs. DoDFrancis Morris 8-28 rings, 30e. , Pomeroy landmark Ed "• .... , 4 Day.,. Nllftl aleE. Findley, Rt. I Racine. Mr. and Mrs: Ted Nance and ·; Earl's Barber Shop will be_ I I. Moin O~~t• Til ' p.m. ! ward Parson. 8·27-titp 7 211 tic FOR SALE: New HoUand For-I Mrs. Elmina Trago, W•ll.ton, Billy Joe spent several days ' · age Harvester, 616. Good as 1 M' M Ell c '· closed from Sepl. 3rd until . .. 1FOR SALE: Rldln1 mare. Call HEATING, Plamblna, Maeller new. Andrew Cross, Racine, ' ISS ary en ormany, visllillg their children at Cbe. .. 12 o'clock noon the 9th. SMALL GAS relrtgerator, 1ood WY 2-6182. Famaces AI'Jiold Brot•en Ohio, CH 7_2452 _ Waverly, Tryo M. Roberts. Ashapeake. 8 23 6tc condition. For Sale, cheap, a 24 ltc 1 til Eaol• Main Slrret Pom: Sic land. Ky., and Mrs. Howard w. I Gauce readlnp: GalllpoUa , Mrs. Freda Evans, Mrs. Bob 129 ~- <:ontact, Elden Walburn, ' Brownlee, Ravenswood, W. Va. !dam 17.9. IZ.3 running three Adams, Mrs. Phyllis O'Briea LOSE WEIGHT safety w II b 783 S. Second St., Middleport, REGISTERED Hereford bull , eroy · Pbooe In Z-ZUII. Blrtbo Iquarters of a fool on the roll- and Raymond A.dama motored 7 20 tfc DlADAX (formerly DEX-A · o 8 20 tfc I 5 years old. Inquire Lloyd LEGAL NOTICE Mrs. Jerry L. Curtis, 216. ors, Pomeroy • Mason 20.20. Pt. to Pine Grove Lake and. visitDIET) new oame, lame for. Blackwood. Chester, 885-24501 Dawson St., Jackson, son 1:35 ' Pleasant 23.lli, Hlnlm .63 at.o- ed Wednesday With Mrs. Laura 129 31p mula. Only 9tlc at Stark POLAROID CAMERA- Model l after 5 p. m. LEGAL NOTICE .p.m. Wednesday, Mrs. Harley tionary: Kanawha Falls minUs Norris of Greenfield, Mr. and Drop. .zt1.601p J33 with carrying case. film, FOR SALE - Fred Rleln E. Johnson, 59 Neil Ave .. daugb- :28 falling, Charleston 17.89 ris- Mrs. Bill Legtber, Mr.. ancl ====;-;=:::::--;:been::;; bulbs never been used. ~- I REAL ESTATE Farm, Bald Run, off State ler, 10:38 a. m. Wedne•day. mg. London, Marmet ~ Wm- Mrs. Eugene Gibson Of Hunt. AUTOMOBILE Insurance Call ~5281 after 5 p.m. To Hav• Your Route 143. 76 acres with Mrs Paul A. Beaver, 21'-' Nril field clams were on the sills. ing!IHI, Ind. cancelled7 l.oot your operaI 29 31p FARM FOR SALE, 117 acres. '"'· Oil or Gas I ba I ho free '· Ave., soo, 7c29 a. m. u•-"ne .. Foal movemeola: Saturday supper ,.,,__ •••• of lllr'l Dcense? CaD WY Z.29111. House 5 r001115 and bath 15 arge m, og use, · · · n= ,. 8151fe NEW STYLE Venetian blinds. head of cattle and farm m~chgas and oil well. 15 . 20 acres day. Mrs. Richard L. M..dows, Olllo llhler - Walter Beck- Flossie Church were Sgt. and --------=~1 Narrow slat, vertical slat, inery. On Bashan Road. Ro. Cloonoclond Chockod tillable ground. Will be oold Rl. 2 Gallipolis, daughlo!r, 3:47 lord down 13, 10:4$ p. m.; Sally Mrs. Fay Norris of Washing. For $ale bamboo wood slat. Free esU· bert Grueser, WI •·30!S. Wint•• to highest bidder, August Sl, a. m. Wednesday. Polk up 14, 5:45 P· m. A. J. ton, D. C., Mr. and Mn. y.,. mate. Dale Wippel Supple. ltc , 11183, at 10:110 a. m. at office Dlse .. rced Patten up 14, 8:40 p. m.; OVEC nle Cady and two children of 8 28 55 lrlller, 1962 model, 5 _ _ _ _ _ __:I:..;I::0..:30::;tc:;;... of O'Brien and O'Brien, At- 1 Patient. recently discharged •P 14, 8:40 p. m.; Vulcan up Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. 1 rOOilll and bath, 15 x II ft. FOR SALE in llashan, 4 room · torneys, Pomeroy. Cannot be ! included Mrs. John Spears, 14, 12:45 a.m.; Suaan Lane up Caroll Poland and four chlJd.. llvlntl room. $3SOO. Squire AUTO SALES house with bath, upstairs 00. ' ,:"'iir.:'J:-r."'"w~~~~ aold for less than appralsed 1Miss Harriett Bobo, Mr•. Carl 11, 1:21 a. m.; Dave Crockett ren of Milford Cent.ar, Ohio. Taylor, Chelblre Rl. 2 Phone finished. 2 ~, acres land. Six value of ,1,1100. or further ! Waugh, Mro. Bull Haynes, down 14, 7:20 a. m.; Peggy Mios Sharon Church ac;comEM. 7·71411. 1 8-28-3\p miles from Racine on newly lnformatioo call WY 2-2720. Mrs. Paul Sharp and lnfanloon, Downey up 15, 3:511 .:. m.; Her· panled Mrs. WIDiam Rotub surfaced road. Approximate- l 0 . McOOY, AUCTIONEER. Edward WeDs, Mrs. P au I Harbrecht, Mra. on down IS, 9:511 p.m.; Be~ver of Portland ro Jackson SaturMEDCA.N tomatoes now all ly 11 miles from Reedsville. Chesler, Obio. Admlnistraloc of E.. Charles Roush and Infant aoo, down II, 10:50 p. m.; Illinois day to return girls Jrom the 4-R their belt. Secood boose east Summer Clearance Ralph Tru... n, Phone Wl94 lllfc tate of Fred Klein, dec. Mrs. John Prlnce and Infant down 16. 1:20 a. m.; LIt tIe camp and spent overalgbt and rr- tlchoDI bouse In Syra- 1 of 15 used V.W.'I O'Brien and O'Brien daughter, Mra. Gert111de 1\!ees, Edward do... 16, l:ZO a. m.; Sunday with MJsa Diane 11oua1t 3053• 1 ZB 12 tc CUR. WUUam H. Holmes. Attorneys lor Admlnlatrator Mrl. Robert Byer, Mra. Robert Charleroi down 16, 1:40 a. m.; b. her home. . 8 23 lfe in choice of colors 111 zs, :u, 11, n, 21, Zl, », ?te IChattin. Mrs. Cecil Sheets. Mrs. uphound and walling at clamag· Mrs •. Floasle Church was a HOUSE COAL. Quick delivery. and body styles. ,_,_.u~... UC>RTING tMPROVO. IAllee Haner, Melvin Blackburn, ed Lock 17 were the John ...dd Sunday dinner gueat of Mr. and CaD WY 2-665i. 8 2J tfe ..,.,n~or ~ ...-~., >WITS •• u. L POtT orne• - Mrl. WIUiam Fletcher Mrs Dean, A. E. Dyke, Eastem, C. Mn. Fritz Norris at Ealt 0 Stella BootUI, Ernest s.itahury. V. Harner, St. Marys. John J. Letart. 1:::''= ~:.."~~ ·~• ~ ~~ '"haty Pink loma- at Shu- I , , 0, RUTlAND, t room f r a m e, c. o. L n ......, 11. till 1a and Paula Hersman. ' Rowe, I~a¥oo LaRelne, Jacob ----ler'o and Loo'o Markets." !/ home with 1" b th h 1 ,...., m, u s """'oo G and Reliabl Thelma • -Athens. Ohio ~ a s, gas ea ~ 1 u.n ,.blkb' •.,.-... Amoa1 Allbl1 • e; nun~~----~--!----8 22 6tc '"J:I',7J• Ph. LY ,_1231 lng, plenty cloaets, garage and • For All Of Ynur Neods l' l:l.:.::;".!!:..':.~."".:~.:".~~= Accordtnc to lite mldnighl ro. up 18, 10:45 p.m.; National up utility building, on good I o t . """' "' Ot•w•• .,..,,.. • ._.. port of the DW'Iinl deparl'nent :10, 5:~ a. m.; Jeny Boowortb ! : ;': ' :""PO~N';;;T;;'IA:!!C""""";h"'yd~r"'om"'"'at"='ic,,land nkely located. ~.000. 1 Middleport Feed Mill :;:~~·c.~.-,;·,.•0,:;::,.~·•."·,.~.:,: lhooe patient• who we,.. lloted up 23, $:30 a. m.; Oleander '60 Pontiac _ $1 ,495 9 . ' RUTLAND, 6 room frame home Tony Fowlor, Ow""' & o.,. ~0::!~.':01..":' after ,u fair Included Peter Blazer don Greenup 8:1$ p. m.; NorVB CataUna . One local own· n•w value Job. snov. tlrea, wilh balh gao heating enclosed I "We Do Custom Grindint" ' '" •· ._ • .,. 'Mrs. E'--•Tr•~. Rov Ma·•' them do... Greenup 7:55 a. m.,· Some of the historic plaeu . er. llydramatic. 11111 1111 new battery, all new parts. ' • , -.,... loU" See Katie Carpenter, Rutland, porches, plenty close.ts. Lot 100 · N. 2nd Ave. Mlotldlo"'" •••••• !lu, Mn. Lawience R. Hall, Queen City up 31, 5 a. m.; they have visited are CJarb, '61 Ford- $1,995 Ohio ._27•3tc 1 x 120 with 1arage. • .soo. .,:..•~·= ~'::~ '!';...:= 'IM181 Emma Kelly, 111,., Cora Tlbolt up 32, 5;115 a. m.; Cltau- b_urg, Covered bi1dge at PltJI. VI SUnltner Convertible. ' li ACRES, good iayong ground AUCTUINt:ER to , . .,...,. coun ., "''"' C.••· Sweeney, John · C. Dan.o...""', vln down 14, Z:30 p. m.; South· Iippi, Blaclt Water Falla, SprtiCI 'be ' ' 3'er and fertile, ln Rutland town- : C..plete Service b Obi.:· •tor ont to eJwtp her ...~ ~~ land QJIM. 11:20 p. m.; Zimmer Koo&, Seneca Roclt, l!ll k Ia-a, C'NIIemaUe. One of Ford's .;.,. .,.,:; .,.,,0:. """"""'· ··Mr•. WUIIam Scurlock, --e• Jerome fiDelt, and thl1 one iii top11. World Scatlcllnl II C.mpacl ship. Grown up and fences not Croll ,."'.!! ~:i",:oo,:."'c':.,'? :"'!: ' Glancy, Bert Bable, WDUam doWII34, 1:115 a.m.; Ann down and Cbarlestoo. Tho)' n~ '· B I I too good, some timber, 7-room Write, Plowe or Coolllct "" ••, "' .......-. ''"'· Hartung and Min Mayme Jler.. M, 1:2$ a. tn.; SltuOy down Jt, It their home ID Mlchf&an au.; ,. II&_.,_, ride IIIII perform. , frame house with porches, large ' A. C. BRADFORD D•ttld thl• Jilt •• , . , Au•urt, Ita. • •• daY. Shirl~.\' E\'ftO Neulun ' by I ridge. •• a., m..; Irene Cholln up .n, IIDaD ear economy and I barn, ceDar, lnd other buildftac.oine, <*ie Jull, Me(: om• 8· lll'r ne,;t t:30 . .. m.; lavader up 34, 4:00 Waite Bulmer Ia • _._._, ,._,.,,Ohio ---bHw.. ' 5 11 tfe friend I ,_........., - · · · .., •inga, all needing repair. $3.31KL · ,., "· ,., .... O a. m.; Edeana Basworth up 34 )llolienl at Holaer llooplatl GaJ. See A cood buy for anyone wanting rtre Plllroy& I:Otl •· m. llpcllia and Ia reported to be COOKING STOVE. GAS. A-1 MMe...Niopo"llla" Motors to do all own improving. COllA SEIVtCI ·i f.rHh f.r ....t. Homp Gallipola Dam - Bob Bent•r Improving. condiiii>D. . CaD W 2·2839. B. Mltla Slreet, Pem•roy LOT, !·acre in Rutland lown- ,.,,. "" "''" " a ... ~.... · PT. PLI!ASANT - A fire of up 8:25 p. m.; S. M. Jenks up Mr. and Mrs. E1'llell Kert111 8 213tp PIMM WY !-3171 ship oh good gravel road, 1-4 :'! ::~·"•••u_:~.·•• •t "'• ••"u rt_ n-/Y\r. _.._ _ undeternllned orldn destroyed 2 a.m.; Louisiana up 3 a.m.; ofWyandotte,Micblpn;areYt. ~ 4 ZZ lie mlle from b~cktop. ~o"'NE=-=us=E=D-:P:::I""A.N:::o=-.:-: ""Cin c"'" h"p .,i. -~--~ . ..... _ , ..... ~ ... "'' .,.,, , ~ .v.FV lhe lleven room !ramo bome cif Lelia Shearer down 5:10 o. m IUitg nlallves In New !laveD 44 ano wlth bench, rec-onditiooed FOR SALE - 1958 Chevrolet · PAULINE IIIARKINS ~-:-...::·:..~.~;;"' w• ,_,,., AUG. II Charles l:lnrnllrd on Crab Crett ~.... River -Sandy do~'lt and llarlford, and are tourfnc and reflnlltbed. Nice. Call Rut. < V8 automatic. Good condition. ' SALESMAN • Jitney _auppo:. ""~uot ,II . Ra.' early Wedqesday tnornlng. London 1:1& a m.; Solvay the state during the Cenbmnlal. Priced rea•onable. Phone WY SH Z·555S, SH z~m cine t.eg1on Hall. opmanred by Total damages hav• nol he!tn ..,... London ~:30 a. m.; J. 11. Mr. Floyd MeMilleD and otbo land f'ur~Jilure , SH 2-4811 or 1-2643. 1 22 11c &-27-Jtc FOR THE ' BEST in Artif1cal lh• Raf'ire Camp Fire Girls. ' estimated· but II wu reported ·~ up Lonc1cm 5:40 a. m.;' tr folk from the vielnlty attend. arter 5 p. •m., SH 2-5034. Br.,•rlml. Curto•• Br•Prl•n• Serving will begin 11 5 p, m. thol t1w Klnnolrtl fomll•• '"L'tl Linda Chotln up Marmet ' '30 l!d ... four day camp ~~ at st.r . . J unabl!· \to ta"'e an)'thlna ~a, m.: Lucy Jane Luea1 do'WJ11 Sharon, ObJo. ==--';;::;=c-=--.~8 ~ FOR RENT FOR SALE: One story frame, Servire. '"" For sf'rv•c·t~. ra il USF:D GREY 2 pl•<"e llvinJ I , _ and bath, basement, Leland Parker. p.,., . r..v. Members and li.miiiet of th~ the llnfl!~,: ,.. fomll~ ha• .Q~e 'M•rmet 7 a.m.; Ollver •Sbeam' Mr. ·Faye Blessln•llnd grand.,{ room suite. Uled a piece wick· THREE rooma and batt. home,_ 1as furnace htotlnK carport, Oh"'. Phone In 2-T.l64 or Pomeroy Bend Citl,en· B'n~ an apllf'al for ·ald fc>r .used elotb- dowlt Winfield 2:511 p. at.; 0. F. '"!!1. !UQy Lee, ol er suite. Raymonrl Evans, furnlllhed. Locat..d 493 Broad- Jot 511' x 110', locat..d In Mid- Chester, ,11$-3415. i Radio Club will hold a picnle oWl lnl. The -~~lld4n. ~illl"'" ctrl• IIIJeiat:er down Wlnllel4 1:11 p, ~ bltto; .w~ the · ~i Eagle Ridge, Ba•hon Road, way II. Middleport. WY ~ dleport. ct... to schools. 15,· ' 113 301pl' the Rocksprings fair IJ"Oilnclt ages 12 aiicllS lllil,'tlfO 1 l~j . lll • Elgercllff up Wlnfleld 'le~itl.,.. ol Mra. ~ Bleaabif,' lliaemllle, R. D. 2531. 8-27-3tc [' 500. Call WY Z.II:IZD &-27~tp Sundlf at 1 p. m. ·JaJ_!CI f 1ear• of a~ ·t·' t, m. , .. , , , , -~· Audrey Bleulua. , Jl.l . "w @) POMEROY MOTOR Co • • • • @) (}t =-===::-=-..,--•-•__ I I a-pleln '".,._. • ff."""' . . I --·- ----- -- • POIIltrOJ Motor's SALE ' '' ••• • • • I' FUR NA( E '"' Baker &Seyfried GEN MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE A-_,,., ~ FEEDS C B NJf ( 53 1 ............. 1 4, IIUrtol•. ud I I c.a......... ":.I ........,'"" ,_. Hartford . · I -fwd Blaettnars l -o-c·.,-A L·-ll' 1 9 '· b .. o y ., ' '• ' • ' .. ,. ·: ,f " EASY . ' .. ..... ..,.- ,, . . FINANCING & INSURANCE ,., ,. .. .. Body Styles & Colors I. CHEVY II CONVERTIBLE CPE. Discount $JQO BEL AIR 4 DOOR SEDAN Discount •400 CORVAIR MONZA CPE.-SPIDER I Save$$$ CORVAIR MONZA CPE. " jJIIJI bU, 102 engine. Color Blue, blue Interior, bucket seats, P. B.. Ra41o, heater, white wall tlrea, c 1: C 8l"oup, tinted W. s. Save$$$ CORVAIR MONZA CPE. Powergllde, 102 engine, color Cordavan-Brown, 1addle ....., P. B. Badlo, white wan tires, c 1: c group. Color Beige Save$$$ '.,, 11 '63. ·chevrolet trucks are "Oinn f~st ,kight-~w '!hile there's o ll . W .model to su1t your-poylood ~nd.pocJcet~k is the time to make your . , wall tires, Save$$$ IMPALA H. T. CPE. ... , · '' Color rerl. black interior. Powerglide, 195 HP. engine. Powergllde, · C &. C group. wheel cover Color Azure Aqua, Aqua trim. 19~ H.P. VB engine, white wall t1res, Man. radio, 750 white wall tires. Power steering, Powergllde, C & group, tinted glas!, front guard, wheel cover c o;. Color autumn gold Red interior 2~0 H P. engine. Powerglide, 800' · wh ite wall tires, C & C group. wheel cover Save$ .$$ IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN ~ 1!!\!~1 aaddle trln!1 S apeed std. tl'ana., 250 H.P. engine, 710 WJU ....... aru, P. B., Radld, C & C group, &lnted W. S., wbeel ::o...-1 .. • Save$$$ BEL AIR 4 DR. STATION WAG. ·_;: C & C group, wheel trim, std. trans. '• choice. By t~morrow ,v.e may be $old out! Bettei see "~:tQd~ .~or th~ _best choice on .5~d~i~ldl!ltri~~~;. r~i~~~lte ·~· Color beige. saddle trim. 250 HP. engine . Powerglide. 750 whita ·' wall tires. P . B. Radio , C & C group • _, Save$$$ A Bareain Special · IMPALA H. T. CPE. . , Save$$$ BEL AIR "8" 2 DOOR Color Silver Blue, blue Interior, 650xl4 white wall !Ires. Man. Radio, C & C &roup, wheel trim bucket . 6 cyl. Std. trans. Color blue, blue interior. 750x14, whitt wall tire1, : · C & C group. • CHEVY II H. T. CPE. hid down rear aeat. white waU tires, 1td. trans., std. motor, c & C ll'OUP, 2 tone Aqua flnlsb. a.last~chance ~&ry. Save$$$ BEL AIR 4 DOOR SEDAN 16 0 N L Y MUST BE·SOLD Save $ $·$ CORVAIR 70()...4 DR. SEDAN • ... ft cyl. Std. Trans. Color white, blue trim, C&C group Eqlllpped. BeiJ!e color, red Interior, bucket seats, 150 H.P. motor, " ~ box H. dutJ llllptlnsiOII, white wall tires, radio, heater, CliCpoup ' Super Spur! equipment. standard trans. 650xl4 white wall tires, radio. aqua finish with bucket sea ts, white top , C & C accessory group. ln. motor, power steering and brakea, 800 white wall tires. P. B. Badlo, C 6: C accessory group, .tinted glass, padded instrument pens\ w.lllel cover, power brakes ~ ' · 6f ~ -. White tbdJh, blue trim, factoly air conditioned, Powergllde, 327 ==-=====-::o.-;: I' YOUR CHOICE ON THE SPOT CIL River News Now Is The Time CHEVROLETS CORVAIRS CHEVY. II'S IMPALA H. T. CPE. I' VOLKSWA ' l ..~. Hosplta • } News rr. :t Tour Egypt For Exchange 'II 1 l t I Wv t AUSlinS Will ' I· 1 tea * c:"" Proprietor Of 'Rags' Place' n·Jes TUesday =· . 1 1M-~ M.idJ ''!e""' --------- ----------1 *'·A."' =tt AloiUCll A. ,., M: .... wft., ·Mtddlep;ort Result"s. ........ We"....___ 1 m. .,., , ,-. .. ~ ..,.,.._. Lost Maefi,g · . · · .•.:' .._ 01 -C mra *'** Atou A - 10-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Auc. 28, 1863 ' ~~:;;o.~-;:;:~~~==~::~~~~~ ·..t.::. &..;;:.. 11r. 1111!1 ll'elial ~r"ra 1111 • · • · . . ..._ . . . . fil ,._ ,.... lleK&J', /rAIIIu•T 111rt of IN '""" Jllp 11 aOcl Cauuo.U. lOIIIl 1 , . . . fl.tblt,PI'If ''r""'~·-• lnl""lolrlhlf Ub. IOLIIO!I, ~ M<-Kallb': me1 'l'iiMiq lttm~oallltd lit .. .._ r.::- • ..& IG- wpaiQial t tl 1116r'vv · , Anlhoay T!)dd, It tw. He»OIJVefttiOII -YB .. _,.. _ , Y the !~Gmt <tl. Mn. ll!arl "*'"-- 1tome hod 'tlllttk. AI'J M• ~ IIUUI cllepal't lllt*t !Gr ltfm! a,. ......_ . pita~ Wed!teallay, . - 1.. Mia&~ ,sa-, ~ S,t . a I tiiiCI 18111 8artGa to Plan the yar's JJt"DII'IIDI Mr• .,..t Mn, lftflllll • I ;1,. , · ,-.. ,...,.,..... .,1 Grandparellll ora Mr. and !tiN. pclri, ac:eompenled Jln. liall* llum" W. .Va, wu held at and make yearboob. Tbe flnt Katll]o, l!llet ond ~. ; lit. and 11r1. lAo 111111t11 tiiiCI ~ MdtdMt 11 DIIJtoa Cart Hlbart of GtJUpoll.o; Mr. ZUndel, Mill Shar• and a- lhr llkt; U.X. talllli iD &no ~ o1 l1!t ....,., wJU· be • ,.., ·Dan GCJihard aa ...., Kllut7, blvt mu f lrolll Yialt.od -u, wllb bla alater .., Mrt. Gerll4 Wlldermutq, 1ene Zlindel, Mra. nu, Jlllflll', land. . • fUilllYII sale to be ltl!ld fri. w, Jo J!ltlea, Colt-•; lint. llloli ~ Ill Narfalt, VL lloalll Cbltlealclll, Olllo, . . . . and brolbir lllltJ lit and "-0); Mra. Mart Crar1, and Mra. GlenNy !lwlnJ to Co- PI I 'I _ . Mr. and · Mrl. da1 and saturllay, September M«lt YaloN, Porlmlouth; 1*, II tlalllat wbb ber ~ lllq _. 11*11 ar Mr. ~ Mno ~ ,_ er: · Pomeroy; Mra. NeD Wlldel' 1umbwo TUesday where they 1~ llllrley Carmaa, ,Mr. and l!ro. f.h and 7111 •11 the Frtllch btJIIcl. alJd In, Jadf ~ .loti'. or, Mn. lllJnb ~ and ~ .~ ~- • a 4 • . _ mulb,1 lfDcltlncloorl: and Mra. tended lite flaal -10n o1 u. Woodrotl llurtlotl.and fenllly ar Jttc. the ronnerlr!eMuter HmJ.. Qleri ..,. .. _ , er'ooi•IDriiit:otilt: llllb . Diua tkComltl. BOlli Uu&blen,. Pltll' and Jaalce. Ur. and llrL Mlrvfli llpelteer o: W IUberl and ~n. Besolt National fl. c. T. u. Conven- Addison, Mr . .and Mra. Larry ware. 1be first -.q will. llf Mr, and :Mn; O!Jcar Batlstlll. wu I dlnnolr pelt tl. Mr._and Mlo. C. A. Emmlall, who )JII of Dl1iOD _. ..-11 ll*ls Stevm, GaDipqlla,\are areat !loll thla put week at the Chit- MOI"II"Ity ~ Marcy Jp of Col- helcl Thuraday evening, Septem- Wendy. Midl•eJ and JDIJI, lfr. lira. L. -:ti· ~ aDd boen a (!atleot at Melp GeD- oC tblor ~II, llr. and Mn. IVIJII(molhera. . teildui HoW. t!Dibua. Mr. llut11tll Bartoo and her lt at the 1torQe Gl Mrs. and Mra, Edward MY8"', clllilhler, Diane, Wad"llllll' enlllotlpltal fw. aavenl weeb, Ralpll ~- tiiiCI Mra. T. Some of the h!IJ)lll8hlll of th4i Jim MaynanJ« Masoa, W. Va.; Kenneth Sclt.ao. o .. 1>at1c1oia!1, Mn . ._.. . . tm11nc. . bu beelt returneil to hla home Htwtl r . . natl were weeltend 11*11 or day included a reallatle rom eni Mr. Jona of E~beth . Pa.; . Mr,. u. 1 LJoR and lfr. _, f&!IY and Cbm:JI ere.-. O!l Flflb.Ave. 'l'belr daupter, lit. auUin. lobll rrtel and her parenta, Mr. and Mro. Joa- titled, " Vordlcl at i:U" wblcb J4r. and Mn. Dllvid Yoot and Nft(l H11ven. TeaeMr lira. Km!IJ .curry, .wit: IIIII ~ daqhlll-. at Mn. Mary Qroa. Mn. Don lltlrlll1 oi Mlrlelta, flmll7 ~ to their bome, eph Baub. . .· showed tile effects of aleollol daugbten of Portland; Mr. and Ha Mater DewrH Mike aD oe GaloJpollot, ..,. ..,;, ltiove tolurned from 1 vlalt Ia here wltlt ber parenla tbla La:wllbolrl. TueadaJ tfler a Barbara Talt.onoD w11o II r~ 011 tho human brain. Mra. ElheJ Mno. Arthur l!lorarity, Connie Nll:W HAVEN - Mt's. GranLloyd, :MJcldiepcwt. Ia Cohtmbua with nlallves. week. - weetencl Ylall _wllb Mr. and aldtnc ID Cl...lnoa\1 with Mr. Riddle. Director of VIJual Ectu- and Marty; Mr. and Mro. Diclt ville (Faye) Smith, aeeoad . , Miss 1"randd Rotub Ia 011 •• Mno. Cbarlol Searlea 1 n Mra, 1111!111 -~ 11¥1 other and Mra. Ed JunJ!nlckel apenl caUon, was 1o1 charge o1 the Harris, Mr. and Mra. Albert grade tucher at New Haven ealloa lrolll her employment at Mn. Ethel Lopn of Mlddlep<rl ~llvel. · the weekend with ber mother, rom. • · Durst al SyrOCUie and the hot> Grade School received her Mu1111 o\. P. ~have returned frum a trip to Mn. lllrr)' Dllvll of Canlotl Mrs. Joanne T•tt.otson. · They attended 1 formal ban- ored pa1.1 ter'a Degroe this month al Mal'llr. and llrL llan1 a.JJer New York City when they......, Ia lbe guest of nlatlvee a ad Mlaa Leda Mae ttraeuter o1 quet featuring a hymn sln 1 and . • shaD Unlvenlty. 'l1le Smltba Mr. and Mrs. Richard Routll. were in CbauDcy .tbla week for at ldle'WIId Airport to 111e01 frloadllu 1110 area. Racine wu an IWernJ&ht guest st.ote sonaa afterwards. There bave resided in New Havea for Mro. John YOtmfl, Mrl. Jollt a visit wHb ber brother~, John Mrs. Logan'a daughter-ID-Iaw, llr. and Mrs. F4 JIUiplcltel Tuesday of her aun~ Mra. Ma- were 48 alate presldenta rC!IIst-'l'ONIGI!T . niDe years. Pape of Racine, Mn. ~ I and Robley Blacltford. Mra. JIDIDiy Stewart, who II'- and oWJ&bter, Donna of CIDeiD- bel Van Mete, Cheater. ered, and each had one minute ' • Shi hu t.ouf)tt 14' yeau at Roiuah and Mrl. VJrcll Rouib, . Mr. and Mrs. Glenu Jarvia rived from Germany. Mr. Stew. · Mra. Gerald Wlldermtdb w1t0 oa 11tt peolfam, Southem Local Band Boost- New Haven School, Ro!:kJ, Ar· Letart Fallll, attended the Roband daUKhler, PeaY. of Port art Ia staUODed 1D Germany but aeeiDg trip tiJrouglt lhe city dar-la staying In GaJUpollo wl\h her 'lbe speaker of lbo e)'ening er• will ..meet Thuraday at 7:30 huekle and Fairview. Mr. and erta-Ru.ssell •edciiDc and~ -· Wa,shlllgton, are the bouse Ia eapected 1D the "llale later. Inc their lllreHiy st.oy. daugltler and son-In-law, Mr. was Dr. Cleo Da-, 1ecturet p. m. at the blgh ocltool. Mrs. Smith are lbe pareata of ticJn at the First Methodist· · suest.o lhla weelt o1 Mr. and While 1u New Yort City Mrl. Mrs. L. W. Mceomu and and Mra. Pete Nibert and u- and writer, wilD biiCI • her . . two sons, Phillip, a AludU!I at church ln Athens, StlndaY-' M\11 . Mra. Harry Cbeeber. TbeJ are Searlel flailed with ber son, daughter, Diane, were business aisllng In tlte eare of her ne11 topic, "For Eveey Prohleill County WC'I'U ualt and ~ Wabama lligb School, and The>- Lelia Roberta, daughter Of Dr. I vlslllnl re!Jtllvea and friends WC(odjr Harrja, for the first Ume vlsltora II GalllpoJia W._ grandlon, apent Wulneaclay at There's an A.ns1tler ." Miss Sao- to *liN the flln1 allown 11 the mas. stationed at Schofield, lla· aDd Mrs. Carl Roberta, Ji. a . while hen. lira. Jarvia Ia lhe Ill a1z yeari. They ,toolr a algbt- day. her home, Mulberry Ave. er Ia president of the Meigs cooventicJn for use locally. wall. niece of Mrs. R. L. Rouah. ;f -~ -- -~~ ----- ----~------ BEll THE HEAT-THE. COOL WAY, LET HOT LITILE WANT ADS SELl f() YOU I . f . d ~ ~ Lions Donat• $300 T p k Racm·e FOI ,_::::.....;.:...:;__...:.........~.:;;_, o ar !era~~::.!.~ L aSS I I e \ ._ s.~e T.OBoil.dPieme . She}ters Trade 'n' Travel T·.me Society News · t USED CAR BUYS s e Ad G II ·' Save$$$ w. s. ~ .. ! ·~· Save$$$ IMPALA 4' DOOR SEDAN Color White, blue Interior, 1911 H.P. VB enllne. Powerglldt, power ilteering, & group, man. rsat.. c c Save$$$ . . e '· t / ' ' ., \ .; ~ . NEW TRUcKS IN STOCK Model C·14M '1-i Ton · Model Co15:M- "h e 6%' 14!.x FIMtside ~ ' ' '' ·. '"•· ' 'J .~· C• • ;;;.'lthvy 2 Ton Cab . . ' . . Duty ' . &thl.;' ,. '' POIIII'Ofr • ., ~,"' •••••••••••• · If You Can't Come · · Ton 8'10xFI~ttalde .~ad•lll-1205- ~an Panel ''•' · Your Chevy Dtaltr ,, .._ .... . .8111 ~, Veo<l Tvttle, ...... Harris; L'·:· ~·~ -:~~=: Waltrlng ihe CM fl:yQj!,lllji!_.,,,.. pv ,~ M.t" �\ ), I J¥Iz lllatlnfl, Pomtro!·lll4d1epon, o, Alii, "· s111s-u ....1 SA'F .... ....... c:ovJIIII!;D DJSB DINNZa " FOR SALE in Cheator : 1 I'GOIIl the Melllodlat ·a.urcb Friday house with bath, full bile' even.ID& Aug. 23 · 'l1le meeUnc men!, 11rage and garden lot. . waa pneeded with a lis o'clodl 7 Good locallon on Rt. No. · PT. PLEASANT - The Polnlmeet at the park Sunday, Sept. covered dlab dlnDer. Mra. SybU Mrs. Kathryn Baum, Che1- Pleasant Lions Club donated II to prepare for the ouUng. DU· The Boooter Sunday School Mlles presented the devotJon. ter, Ohio, Phone tt11>2001. _., , to Krodel park durin& 1 cher said that approstmately class honared Mr. and Mn. ala uailted by Mno. 14argant. 1959 Ford Fairl1ne 500- 2 Door_ $999 ====--:-;--;:-:::-=":::27:-::~=lp~ Ipark board meelills The!day ev- 1200 boys are e1pecled to partie- Robert Feuerbacher (Ruth Ann Houdaahelt, Mlsa Edltb Hay. · HOUSE FOR sale; 5 rooms and enlng. lpate. Petrel) recent newlyweda, with man, Mrs. Helen Younce, Mn. V-8 eneine, std. tram., elean interior, reel and black finbath. built-in kitchen, 1> acre Announcement WI' also made Walter Rice reported to lhe a shower Monday evening In Laura Waboo, Mra. IJIIla• Ish. R aod H. 1 uound. Beyond city Hmlta., that the park haa been aelected Park Board that three family the Baptist church basement. Jividen, and Mrs. Beulab Brado 1959 R1mb!.r Custom St. Wagon_ $1095 Will consider land . contract. as the site' for the aonuol Cam(>- reunions were held at the newly Games were played and re- ford. Mrs. B. M. PlekeDI wq 4 cyl. motor, std. tran1. SpoUetl elean interior, beautlful Pb. wY 2-5367. &-27-liclerall of the Tri-State Area Coon- opened recreaUonal spa recent· celvlng prizes were Jack Feu- In charge of the bualneaa ivory and red finish. radio and beater. WANT AD FO=R;-;;SA"' " ' L E' " ·: ' I roc)m-"'frm icil of Boy Scoutl. ly aadkinthat adeven moreoltour~s erbocher, Martha Lou Beegled, slon, 1957 Olclsmobil• Super 88 $795 home In Middleport. c m; The LION dctllatlon to the . are ta g vantage e Mrs. Jack Feuerbacher, an . PEII80NALS INFORMATION 0 HT Coupe. Beautiful black and red interior with white 11 pletely madem kitchen and jPirk waa made in special cere- :facilltles the park each day. Maude Young. Mr T G Hllldore relunte4 .QVt.DLINI:I finish, motor A·l conditio•, automatic tran1. Good Urea, 1:01 p , II. DQ 8efoN Pu'bliC!It1oD radio, heater . ~ I Ca , . --•-b La Plan The board voted to ~ccept After the bride and Broom home. fro. m ' ·Ho·bath. . ••ose to schoo . • I Im....... y wreDCe ts, lth •- lt.oUon of H nt•••Lon ''"" hoopltal a•· '" IIIAdiD' V..IIIUae 11:00 A , JL ·~ ·~· e wV a u -~ opended their gifts, refresb1er ,__ .,...,ery and Ia · ~ or see at ""' !Tommy Holland, Frank Scholz, 'rv station (Citannel1311o send ....., •-• · C.\fte&LA'I10NI Hamilton Street, Middleport .to park •halrmaa Woody Ma-. , menlo were served to Mrs. valescing COUKTIONI • • ••· a repre...taUve to Ito itadio Maud Young Mrs Mary SlatM aeee.,wcl uat.u 1:0e A. w. OPEN EVES. I:GO P.M. lfc The money will be used to lin· I Friday evening lor the taping er. Mrs. Bertha oayre, Mrs. Mrs, Ann Ia confined to J'or Dq of PUbhe1tloD POMEROY, OHIO IN POMEROY. Ei8ft1 roo m BDte coostructlon of picnic ' o1 the ~am "8alut.a to Point Maggie Shain, Ethel Smith, her home by illness. UGtn..A.TIONS ~==================::! house, S bedroomo and hllll, sheltero at the pari site. I Pleasant. The program wJU be Mrs. Martha Lou Beegle, Mrs. Mrs. Lavlnla Simpson of • large lot. Good loeatloa Cllt of Carl Silche•, district commis·. broadcast by video t.ope Sun- Blanche Watterson. Mrl. Columba& spent several daya 011 011 Channel 13. FOR RENT FOR SALE high water. Call WY ~2590. stoner of the MGM Dl::.Cict, an-' day Blanche Spencer, Mrs. Helen with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Simp. . 518 tic noonced that the Tri-State Area Simpson, Mro. Isabel Simpson,lson. She entered Melgo MomGo-Karl, Phone WY U25t, Dick HOUSE ON Lincoln Hetghto FOR SALE -=-Nice.building lot Council had approved Krodel Mrs. Lillian Hayman, Mrs. Gret· orlal Hospital and underweat ru Wut Ad h"h:e I c.na , . wotdo ODI lniiU'tlDIL, Sargenl. 8 28 3tp with 2 bedrooms. Call WY 2- In sYracuse. Level, away Park for the CamperaU. The ta Simpson, Margaret Anne ourgery Monday evening. 110111m11m Cllllt.. 10 -•u 5127. 8-27-tlc from high water, near school local park was selected by the Cole, Mrs. Ura Morrio, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cadle ~~ 1 c-u. per wrrnl for TbrH CM»D- GOULD SHALLOW well pump ..vUft blldil,.._ used on week, $75. Call WI 9-' FOR RENT: New Havea, room and good nelghborhond. Ph. executive eoltllcl1 and representMary McCauley aud suaan, Mr. tencled • family reunion at er. h11 dN Ill 4 . . . . . W'oM wW 8 M ell.atled tor a4vartlllq U' eut 3074. Helen Faircloth. 8-27-31p modern, basement and al'WY :1--6432. 8 22 6tc alives of the sll districts _ that and Ml"ll. Jack Feuerbacber, men Sunday. 1 plk\ wu.llll JO • .,. aftet' Heel'~"· ... IIIII. TO CLEAN carpetl betler, age. No oewer or water billo. HOUSE FOR SAi.Eu;-Brad- make up the council. It will be Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pelrel and Mr. and. Mrl. Paul Hllidore CUD or '~'~lANKa - U .JI lOr we'll loan a BIU. ·~ustre Car- Tel. TU :1-5073. bury. Five roomo, bath, blse- held at the park October 17, 18. the honored gueots, Mr. and and famUy arrived Sunday ev· 110 word mitn1•um. Zacll •ddJ&Ioa• II Word 1e. OWW.I.. pUII~N pet Shampooer FREE With 1 23 lie ! men!, furnice, alumin! and 19th. Scoulilla officials wUl Mrs. Robert Feuerbacher. Send· enlng from Montgomery, Ala~ 181 ., 1 ~ ,., WOJ'4. purchase of Blue Lustre um siding, storm doors and I • PT. PLEASANT J o h n lng gifts were Miss Vera enroute to the Air Force Base om.cz HOlJB.I 1 :10 A. Jl., t• 1:00 p, M. ~ shampoo. Baker Furniture, ONE 5 room lparlnm1l Peo- windows, hardwood noors. i INSURANCE Franklin (Rags) Clendenen .. Beegle, Mrs. Clara Powell, Mr. at Anchorage, Alaska. '!'bey wiU IUW'4a¥-4:31! A.M. q lJ:OO u.ooa Middleport. 8-271te pie's Terrace. Phone 1518-J, Plenty of water. 7 years old. ; Pt. Pleasant, died Tuesday' ev: and Mrs. Hugh Calma, Mro. spend lhla week With b1s PI"' I'" II!D IIA&Y I"G-O.llEAT oal cir· Pt. Pleasant. I 12 tie Wy 2-60112. jJOHNSON, Slmpsoa lnsuroace ealng In Rolur Hospital. He Marte Roush, Mrs. Delores enta, Mr. and Mrs. T. G. llill'1"0 PLAt:l A LARGE K " · c . 8 24 lip ; Apney, 111. All forma of 1n had been Ill the past 18 montha. Cleland, Mrs. Naomi SU!bar~ <lore. ~T 1'Jl0DU(:INQ 'WANT AD cull~llpnghonseto~y condt· THREE and"""" room fUrtltlb. FOR S~E : Lang!VUle.._.- Small ! suruce. Jim JohiBOD and He was bora in Mason County Mrs. Laura McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Petrel and ~·... and -~~..... Oft.... Bud s· ··October 2, 1894. the son of the son Ben, Jr., visited ' Mr. ani PHONE WY 2-2157 8-27 -3tc ....... ........ ~ I acre farm with I room i tDopsoll. ....nI ments. WY 2-54M. houae. Barn. chicken house 1 1 ttc ate Lorenzo Dow and Lydia Mrs. Gordon Cowdery at Wash. "' tie and outbuildings. Water in , Anne McCulloch Clendenen. He lngton, C. H., recently. d I 1 WARM 'MORNING Hoatroa,' Joyed 1 h . THANKS house. Th .. oo K. Workman. RHIOr b..-.AI...:Y was emp at the West VIr· B anc e Steele and Alma CARD Of · ;.;___·_::..::.::.....:.....:...;;;. coa~ stove, with fan. One aut~ NICELy Furnished 4 room aDd • :u Sip ....._ . . . . . ...., pen... ginla Malleable Iron for more Brown of Gallipolis were reWE WlSH 111 . !bank everyone malic g~s heater, lwo sma bath apartment, Middleport. I •"" - •• liNd.• than 30 years. Mr. Clendenen cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. gas heatong stoves. one gas Phone WY 2·S874. 1 l'llltle WY J1.1G1 waa prominent in local sports Mason Spencer. who was so kind and thought· hot plate, one antenna tower. BUSINESS SERVICES circles for years alld operated Mr. and M-. ~-- W•·tson 1111 7 lui ~r the death of ~lor- S. D. Buskirk, Rutland. c t Mal s •• v""'' · 18 garet Peoples. We especlaUy 8-27-3tp HELP WANTED a res uran at 2008 n treet , and Mr. and Mrl. William Wat. wiolt to thank the Meigs MemFOR SALE OR RENT OHIO T.V. 8alea II Service, Inc. known as "Rag's P'lace" before PT. PLEASANT _ Mr. and 1 son of Pomeroy went to McConorlal Hospltal, the doctors and LARGE HOME comfort fuel oil Route No. 3. Pomeroy. We Kitchen Help and Part time !his retirement. · J Mrs. ·Lyle L. Austin of Hog<ett neisvllle, Sunday to visit thelt nurses, all of our neighbors, stove and fuel oil tank. Ex<"el· FOR SALE: 5 room bouaa and servtce all makes, Radio, night cook. Call in pei'IOtt. See . Surviving are his wife, Max· ,have been selecled to repro'""' aunt, Mrs. Ella Weaver. Ewing Funeral Home, Mrs. lent condition. Mrs. J 0 h n bath, aewly decorated, gas T.V.. aod Appliances. ~eason- Mrs. Iris Collin• or Mrs. Gay me Dudding Clendenen; four !he United States in the Farm- MisS Ruth Ellis of Columbus Miller and anyone else who Stout, Harrisonville. SH 2- bealillg. FuU basement Lo- able rates, free estnnates. c· 1 c' • 1 ,1 R tau 1 sons, Johnny, Timmy, Kendall ers Exchange program, Farm- called on relalives here IJtst ~'•l '' .50 servtrc e. trc e es ran1c•' and helped ln any way. 4834. 8-27-!tc cated 123 Hu dson Stree!, One month S ,... Jeffery • .all at home; t wo1ers and World Affairs. The Aus- Wednesday. . 8 28 3 Emma Joachim MlddiPpOrL Price, $60011. Ill· ice call. Call WY 2-6572. ststen, Mrs. John Douglas and Iins will tarvel to Ei!l'PI to eval- Mra. Violet Fiolter and son, S~lers and Brot_~e~ RURAL 4 room house, base- i quire Ohio Hotel 8-27·30tc EMPLOYMENT Wanted ;Mrs. John Varian, both ol Pt. 1uate the farms in that country Kenny and Maycle Zvara of A.Jo. --men!, large porch. 1 acre ' I I lfc 1Pleasant. , aDd report to the United Slates ron spent several days with 1 wish to espreso my !hanks ground. Phone WY 2-6m. IT'S NOT TOO late ro contact · Funeral services will be con·. the -type of aid needed. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush. and appreciation to all of I 22 30tp LIVESTOCK Emmet W. Shulor Contract- GENERAL HOUSEWORK, chil- jducted Thursday. at 2 p. m. •II They plan lo leave the latter I Mrs. Ray Roush of Clnclnmy friends, and relatives who ., - . , ing. lor that farm pond . Free dren or elderly couple, not the Chapman WilcOJell Mortu- 1part of October lnr a six nato Is visiting her mother, were so kind and helped aft· QUILT TOP$ :and qm ts. co~· PONIES Stallion 38 Inches eollmates. WY ~:1243. siek. Live m. Call WY 2-6325.1ary with ll)e Rev. 0. H. Carder weeks stay in Egypt wHh • Mrs. Stella Cozart. er the death of my mother, forlers. Mrs. Rose, 245 · high 'white m~ne and tall 8 24 tfe or WY 2-240tl. AUce Euler, lofficlatlng. Burial will be in ' brleflng session before and aft . . Mrs . Arthur Banks, son 8ob• 1 peclally wish 5th St., Middleport. • Route I, .Pomeroy. s , , Loui!Ville, K~.• and Mrs. . B 1 1 ollte a.er. es '11000. 3·yean old grey mare, . er in Washingtoo, D. C. A C<lU· by "' 8 22 Gte 1 28 3tc uoc:re• ceme ery. to thank the Meigs General light mane and tall. 46 ln. PIIQTO COPYING SerYt.... _ _ pie from Idaho also chosen by Kyle Stump, son Denrils of Ak. Hospital, doctors and nurses, high $120. Both gentle. Child- Copy any letter or d..-.t. CEMENT Finisher, wants amaH the farmers exchange program •ron are spending this weet tbQCIO sending nowera, Rev. FILL-UP TIMEI I ren can handle Call WY 2- '>euler Insurance, Pomeroy. job. Call Vi 3·2266 or contact will accompany the Austins. I wilh !heir mother, Mrs. Clara 2 t5 If< Arthur 'McCauley and 1 he No.1 and No 2 6133. · 8 21 4te Virgil Hudson, Pomeroy, The Aust.ins live on a G'l8 Roush, Freeland Norris singers. Fyr-Zon Treated , Ohio. I 20 6tp Eatered 801 lt.ot acre dairy farm in Hogsett, Mr. and Mrs. Chari•• Beegla Daughter Bertha Mar'Nine Thamesworth and Hamp· larl Gno•, I'IIIIIIIIDI uti LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING - 0-;. P &nd are the parents of one son, and aon, Chuckle, of Columbua low, Hammond, Ind. FUEL OIL shire crossed pigs for sale. Beatilla 111 bedf · Among those who entered Richard, a teacher al Pt. Pleas- are visiting Mr. and Mri: Iia · 8 29 1tp eAutomatio Degroe Day George G. Roberto, Bashan. llllluov•, O~l8 w nurse aot nattenls. Holzer hospital in the past 24 ant senior high. Mr. Austin is Beegle. -------.::..::::....::~~- ~ Servl<e - So You Nover Ead ,._ oe- lrfluhlea '15.110 week . . Phone WY ~ hour w Joh Tho 8 I Run out I 8 28 3tp We · u .. Ill 11seo · 3323. 8 29 3tp a ' ere n m•s rythe State VIce President of the Mrs. Christine Lake and Nonas eBudget Pay Plan Sower Machines ld E. Findley, Rt. 1 Racine, Farm Bureau. lson, Bill of Athens spent Mon. FISH SANDWICH, 30e onion . Colt Us Tocloy- WY 1-1111 I TWO COWS, I years old, fresh. Roasnaollle Rates tractor accident I. Samuel R. day evening With Mr. and. Mrs. •tc Three miles east of Chester. Coli_·FARM EQUIPMENT Weot, Rt. I Bidwell, Mrs. DoDFrancis Morris 8-28 rings, 30e. , Pomeroy landmark Ed "• .... , 4 Day.,. Nllftl aleE. Findley, Rt. I Racine. Mr. and Mrs: Ted Nance and ·; Earl's Barber Shop will be_ I I. Moin O~~t• Til ' p.m. ! ward Parson. 8·27-titp 7 211 tic FOR SALE: New HoUand For-I Mrs. Elmina Trago, W•ll.ton, Billy Joe spent several days ' · age Harvester, 616. Good as 1 M' M Ell c '· closed from Sepl. 3rd until . .. 1FOR SALE: Rldln1 mare. Call HEATING, Plamblna, Maeller new. Andrew Cross, Racine, ' ISS ary en ormany, visllillg their children at Cbe. .. 12 o'clock noon the 9th. SMALL GAS relrtgerator, 1ood WY 2-6182. Famaces AI'Jiold Brot•en Ohio, CH 7_2452 _ Waverly, Tryo M. Roberts. Ashapeake. 8 23 6tc condition. For Sale, cheap, a 24 ltc 1 til Eaol• Main Slrret Pom: Sic land. Ky., and Mrs. Howard w. I Gauce readlnp: GalllpoUa , Mrs. Freda Evans, Mrs. Bob 129 ~- <:ontact, Elden Walburn, ' Brownlee, Ravenswood, W. Va. !dam 17.9. IZ.3 running three Adams, Mrs. Phyllis O'Briea LOSE WEIGHT safety w II b 783 S. Second St., Middleport, REGISTERED Hereford bull , eroy · Pbooe In Z-ZUII. Blrtbo Iquarters of a fool on the roll- and Raymond A.dama motored 7 20 tfc DlADAX (formerly DEX-A · o 8 20 tfc I 5 years old. Inquire Lloyd LEGAL NOTICE Mrs. Jerry L. Curtis, 216. ors, Pomeroy • Mason 20.20. Pt. to Pine Grove Lake and. visitDIET) new oame, lame for. Blackwood. Chester, 885-24501 Dawson St., Jackson, son 1:35 ' Pleasant 23.lli, Hlnlm .63 at.o- ed Wednesday With Mrs. Laura 129 31p mula. Only 9tlc at Stark POLAROID CAMERA- Model l after 5 p. m. LEGAL NOTICE .p.m. Wednesday, Mrs. Harley tionary: Kanawha Falls minUs Norris of Greenfield, Mr. and Drop. .zt1.601p J33 with carrying case. film, FOR SALE - Fred Rleln E. Johnson, 59 Neil Ave .. daugb- :28 falling, Charleston 17.89 ris- Mrs. Bill Legtber, Mr.. ancl ====;-;=:::::--;:been::;; bulbs never been used. ~- I REAL ESTATE Farm, Bald Run, off State ler, 10:38 a. m. Wedne•day. mg. London, Marmet ~ Wm- Mrs. Eugene Gibson Of Hunt. AUTOMOBILE Insurance Call ~5281 after 5 p.m. To Hav• Your Route 143. 76 acres with Mrs Paul A. Beaver, 21'-' Nril field clams were on the sills. ing!IHI, Ind. cancelled7 l.oot your operaI 29 31p FARM FOR SALE, 117 acres. '"'· Oil or Gas I ba I ho free '· Ave., soo, 7c29 a. m. u•-"ne .. Foal movemeola: Saturday supper ,.,,__ •••• of lllr'l Dcense? CaD WY Z.29111. House 5 r001115 and bath 15 arge m, og use, · · · n= ,. 8151fe NEW STYLE Venetian blinds. head of cattle and farm m~chgas and oil well. 15 . 20 acres day. Mrs. Richard L. M..dows, Olllo llhler - Walter Beck- Flossie Church were Sgt. and --------=~1 Narrow slat, vertical slat, inery. On Bashan Road. Ro. Cloonoclond Chockod tillable ground. Will be oold Rl. 2 Gallipolis, daughlo!r, 3:47 lord down 13, 10:4$ p. m.; Sally Mrs. Fay Norris of Washing. For $ale bamboo wood slat. Free esU· bert Grueser, WI •·30!S. Wint•• to highest bidder, August Sl, a. m. Wednesday. Polk up 14, 5:45 P· m. A. J. ton, D. C., Mr. and Mn. y.,. mate. Dale Wippel Supple. ltc , 11183, at 10:110 a. m. at office Dlse .. rced Patten up 14, 8:40 p. m.; OVEC nle Cady and two children of 8 28 55 lrlller, 1962 model, 5 _ _ _ _ _ __:I:..;I::0..:30::;tc:;;... of O'Brien and O'Brien, At- 1 Patient. recently discharged •P 14, 8:40 p. m.; Vulcan up Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. 1 rOOilll and bath, 15 x II ft. FOR SALE in llashan, 4 room · torneys, Pomeroy. Cannot be ! included Mrs. John Spears, 14, 12:45 a.m.; Suaan Lane up Caroll Poland and four chlJd.. llvlntl room. $3SOO. Squire AUTO SALES house with bath, upstairs 00. ' ,:"'iir.:'J:-r."'"w~~~~ aold for less than appralsed 1Miss Harriett Bobo, Mr•. Carl 11, 1:21 a. m.; Dave Crockett ren of Milford Cent.ar, Ohio. Taylor, Chelblre Rl. 2 Phone finished. 2 ~, acres land. Six value of ,1,1100. or further ! Waugh, Mro. Bull Haynes, down 14, 7:20 a. m.; Peggy Mios Sharon Church ac;comEM. 7·71411. 1 8-28-3\p miles from Racine on newly lnformatioo call WY 2-2720. Mrs. Paul Sharp and lnfanloon, Downey up 15, 3:511 .:. m.; Her· panled Mrs. WIDiam Rotub surfaced road. Approximate- l 0 . McOOY, AUCTIONEER. Edward WeDs, Mrs. P au I Harbrecht, Mra. on down IS, 9:511 p.m.; Be~ver of Portland ro Jackson SaturMEDCA.N tomatoes now all ly 11 miles from Reedsville. Chesler, Obio. Admlnistraloc of E.. Charles Roush and Infant aoo, down II, 10:50 p. m.; Illinois day to return girls Jrom the 4-R their belt. Secood boose east Summer Clearance Ralph Tru... n, Phone Wl94 lllfc tate of Fred Klein, dec. Mrs. John Prlnce and Infant down 16. 1:20 a. m.; LIt tIe camp and spent overalgbt and rr- tlchoDI bouse In Syra- 1 of 15 used V.W.'I O'Brien and O'Brien daughter, Mra. Gert111de 1\!ees, Edward do... 16, l:ZO a. m.; Sunday with MJsa Diane 11oua1t 3053• 1 ZB 12 tc CUR. WUUam H. Holmes. Attorneys lor Admlnlatrator Mrl. Robert Byer, Mra. Robert Charleroi down 16, 1:40 a. m.; b. her home. . 8 23 lfe in choice of colors 111 zs, :u, 11, n, 21, Zl, », ?te IChattin. Mrs. Cecil Sheets. Mrs. uphound and walling at clamag· Mrs •. Floasle Church was a HOUSE COAL. Quick delivery. and body styles. ,_,_.u~... UC>RTING tMPROVO. IAllee Haner, Melvin Blackburn, ed Lock 17 were the John ...dd Sunday dinner gueat of Mr. and CaD WY 2-665i. 8 2J tfe ..,.,n~or ~ ...-~., >WITS •• u. L POtT orne• - Mrl. WIUiam Fletcher Mrs Dean, A. E. Dyke, Eastem, C. Mn. Fritz Norris at Ealt 0 Stella BootUI, Ernest s.itahury. V. Harner, St. Marys. John J. Letart. 1:::''= ~:.."~~ ·~• ~ ~~ '"haty Pink loma- at Shu- I , , 0, RUTlAND, t room f r a m e, c. o. L n ......, 11. till 1a and Paula Hersman. ' Rowe, I~a¥oo LaRelne, Jacob ----ler'o and Loo'o Markets." !/ home with 1" b th h 1 ,...., m, u s """'oo G and Reliabl Thelma • -Athens. Ohio ~ a s, gas ea ~ 1 u.n ,.blkb' •.,.-... Amoa1 Allbl1 • e; nun~~----~--!----8 22 6tc '"J:I',7J• Ph. LY ,_1231 lng, plenty cloaets, garage and • For All Of Ynur Neods l' l:l.:.::;".!!:..':.~."".:~.:".~~= Accordtnc to lite mldnighl ro. up 18, 10:45 p.m.; National up utility building, on good I o t . """' "' Ot•w•• .,..,,.. • ._.. port of the DW'Iinl deparl'nent :10, 5:~ a. m.; Jeny Boowortb ! : ;': ' :""PO~N';;;T;;'IA:!!C""""";h"'yd~r"'om"'"'at"='ic,,land nkely located. ~.000. 1 Middleport Feed Mill :;:~~·c.~.-,;·,.•0,:;::,.~·•."·,.~.:,: lhooe patient• who we,.. lloted up 23, $:30 a. m.; Oleander '60 Pontiac _ $1 ,495 9 . ' RUTLAND, 6 room frame home Tony Fowlor, Ow""' & o.,. ~0::!~.':01..":' after ,u fair Included Peter Blazer don Greenup 8:1$ p. m.; NorVB CataUna . One local own· n•w value Job. snov. tlrea, wilh balh gao heating enclosed I "We Do Custom Grindint" ' '" •· ._ • .,. 'Mrs. E'--•Tr•~. Rov Ma·•' them do... Greenup 7:55 a. m.,· Some of the historic plaeu . er. llydramatic. 11111 1111 new battery, all new parts. ' • , -.,... loU" See Katie Carpenter, Rutland, porches, plenty close.ts. Lot 100 · N. 2nd Ave. Mlotldlo"'" •••••• !lu, Mn. Lawience R. Hall, Queen City up 31, 5 a. m.; they have visited are CJarb, '61 Ford- $1,995 Ohio ._27•3tc 1 x 120 with 1arage. • .soo. .,:..•~·= ~'::~ '!';...:= 'IM181 Emma Kelly, 111,., Cora Tlbolt up 32, 5;115 a. m.; Cltau- b_urg, Covered bi1dge at PltJI. VI SUnltner Convertible. ' li ACRES, good iayong ground AUCTUINt:ER to , . .,...,. coun ., "''"' C.••· Sweeney, John · C. Dan.o...""', vln down 14, Z:30 p. m.; South· Iippi, Blaclt Water Falla, SprtiCI 'be ' ' 3'er and fertile, ln Rutland town- : C..plete Service b Obi.:· •tor ont to eJwtp her ...~ ~~ land QJIM. 11:20 p. m.; Zimmer Koo&, Seneca Roclt, l!ll k Ia-a, C'NIIemaUe. One of Ford's .;.,. .,.,:; .,.,,0:. """"""'· ··Mr•. WUIIam Scurlock, --e• Jerome fiDelt, and thl1 one iii top11. World Scatlcllnl II C.mpacl ship. Grown up and fences not Croll ,."'.!! ~:i",:oo,:."'c':.,'? :"'!: ' Glancy, Bert Bable, WDUam doWII34, 1:115 a.m.; Ann down and Cbarlestoo. Tho)' n~ '· B I I too good, some timber, 7-room Write, Plowe or Coolllct "" ••, "' .......-. ''"'· Hartung and Min Mayme Jler.. M, 1:2$ a. tn.; SltuOy down Jt, It their home ID Mlchf&an au.; ,. II&_.,_, ride IIIII perform. , frame house with porches, large ' A. C. BRADFORD D•ttld thl• Jilt •• , . , Au•urt, Ita. • •• daY. Shirl~.\' E\'ftO Neulun ' by I ridge. •• a., m..; Irene Cholln up .n, IIDaD ear economy and I barn, ceDar, lnd other buildftac.oine, <*ie Jull, Me(: om• 8· lll'r ne,;t t:30 . .. m.; lavader up 34, 4:00 Waite Bulmer Ia • _._._, ,._,.,,Ohio ---bHw.. ' 5 11 tfe friend I ,_........., - · · · .., •inga, all needing repair. $3.31KL · ,., "· ,., .... O a. m.; Edeana Basworth up 34 )llolienl at Holaer llooplatl GaJ. See A cood buy for anyone wanting rtre Plllroy& I:Otl •· m. llpcllia and Ia reported to be COOKING STOVE. GAS. A-1 MMe...Niopo"llla" Motors to do all own improving. COllA SEIVtCI ·i f.rHh f.r ....t. Homp Gallipola Dam - Bob Bent•r Improving. condiiii>D. . CaD W 2·2839. B. Mltla Slreet, Pem•roy LOT, !·acre in Rutland lown- ,.,,. "" "''" " a ... ~.... · PT. PLI!ASANT - A fire of up 8:25 p. m.; S. M. Jenks up Mr. and Mrs. E1'llell Kert111 8 213tp PIMM WY !-3171 ship oh good gravel road, 1-4 :'! ::~·"•••u_:~.·•• •t "'• ••"u rt_ n-/Y\r. _.._ _ undeternllned orldn destroyed 2 a.m.; Louisiana up 3 a.m.; ofWyandotte,Micblpn;areYt. ~ 4 ZZ lie mlle from b~cktop. ~o"'NE=-=us=E=D-:P:::I""A.N:::o=-.:-: ""Cin c"'" h"p .,i. -~--~ . ..... _ , ..... ~ ... "'' .,.,, , ~ .v.FV lhe lleven room !ramo bome cif Lelia Shearer down 5:10 o. m IUitg nlallves In New !laveD 44 ano wlth bench, rec-onditiooed FOR SALE - 1958 Chevrolet · PAULINE IIIARKINS ~-:-...::·:..~.~;;"' w• ,_,,., AUG. II Charles l:lnrnllrd on Crab Crett ~.... River -Sandy do~'lt and llarlford, and are tourfnc and reflnlltbed. Nice. Call Rut. < V8 automatic. Good condition. ' SALESMAN • Jitney _auppo:. ""~uot ,II . Ra.' early Wedqesday tnornlng. London 1:1& a m.; Solvay the state during the Cenbmnlal. Priced rea•onable. Phone WY SH Z·555S, SH z~m cine t.eg1on Hall. opmanred by Total damages hav• nol he!tn ..,... London ~:30 a. m.; J. 11. Mr. Floyd MeMilleD and otbo land f'ur~Jilure , SH 2-4811 or 1-2643. 1 22 11c &-27-Jtc FOR THE ' BEST in Artif1cal lh• Raf'ire Camp Fire Girls. ' estimated· but II wu reported ·~ up Lonc1cm 5:40 a. m.;' tr folk from the vielnlty attend. arter 5 p. •m., SH 2-5034. Br.,•rlml. Curto•• Br•Prl•n• Serving will begin 11 5 p, m. thol t1w Klnnolrtl fomll•• '"L'tl Linda Chotln up Marmet ' '30 l!d ... four day camp ~~ at st.r . . J unabl!· \to ta"'e an)'thlna ~a, m.: Lucy Jane Luea1 do'WJ11 Sharon, ObJo. ==--';;::;=c-=--.~8 ~ FOR RENT FOR SALE: One story frame, Servire. '"" For sf'rv•c·t~. ra il USF:D GREY 2 pl•<"e llvinJ I , _ and bath, basement, Leland Parker. p.,., . r..v. Members and li.miiiet of th~ the llnfl!~,: ,.. fomll~ ha• .Q~e 'M•rmet 7 a.m.; Ollver •Sbeam' Mr. ·Faye Blessln•llnd grand.,{ room suite. Uled a piece wick· THREE rooma and batt. home,_ 1as furnace htotlnK carport, Oh"'. Phone In 2-T.l64 or Pomeroy Bend Citl,en· B'n~ an apllf'al for ·ald fc>r .used elotb- dowlt Winfield 2:511 p. at.; 0. F. '"!!1. !UQy Lee, ol er suite. Raymonrl Evans, furnlllhed. Locat..d 493 Broad- Jot 511' x 110', locat..d In Mid- Chester, ,11$-3415. i Radio Club will hold a picnle oWl lnl. The -~~lld4n. ~illl"'" ctrl• IIIJeiat:er down Wlnllel4 1:11 p, ~ bltto; .w~ the · ~i Eagle Ridge, Ba•hon Road, way II. Middleport. WY ~ dleport. ct... to schools. 15,· ' 113 301pl' the Rocksprings fair IJ"Oilnclt ages 12 aiicllS lllil,'tlfO 1 l~j . lll • Elgercllff up Wlnfleld 'le~itl.,.. ol Mra. ~ Bleaabif,' lliaemllle, R. D. 2531. 8-27-3tc [' 500. Call WY Z.II:IZD &-27~tp Sundlf at 1 p. m. ·JaJ_!CI f 1ear• of a~ ·t·' t, m. , .. , , , , -~· Audrey Bleulua. , Jl.l . "w @) POMEROY MOTOR Co • • • • @) (}t =-===::-=-..,--•-•__ I I a-pleln '".,._. • ff."""' . . I --·- ----- -- • POIIltrOJ Motor's SALE ' '' ••• • • • I' FUR NA( E '"' Baker &Seyfried GEN MASTER MIX and MASTER MADE A-_,,., ~ FEEDS C B NJf ( 53 1 ............. 1 4, IIUrtol•. ud I I c.a......... ":.I ........,'"" ,_. Hartford . · I -fwd Blaettnars l -o-c·.,-A L·-ll' 1 9 '· b .. o y ., ' '• ' • ' .. ,. ·: ,f " EASY . ' .. ..... ..,.- ,, . . FINANCING & INSURANCE ,., ,. .. .. Body Styles & Colors I. CHEVY II CONVERTIBLE CPE. Discount $JQO BEL AIR 4 DOOR SEDAN Discount •400 CORVAIR MONZA CPE.-SPIDER I Save$$$ CORVAIR MONZA CPE. " jJIIJI bU, 102 engine. Color Blue, blue Interior, bucket seats, P. B.. Ra41o, heater, white wall tlrea, c 1: C 8l"oup, tinted W. s. Save$$$ CORVAIR MONZA CPE. Powergllde, 102 engine, color Cordavan-Brown, 1addle ....., P. B. Badlo, white wan tires, c 1: c group. Color Beige Save$$$ '.,, 11 '63. ·chevrolet trucks are "Oinn f~st ,kight-~w '!hile there's o ll . W .model to su1t your-poylood ~nd.pocJcet~k is the time to make your . , wall tires, Save$$$ IMPALA H. T. CPE. ... , · '' Color rerl. black interior. Powerglide, 195 HP. engine. Powergllde, · C &. C group. wheel cover Color Azure Aqua, Aqua trim. 19~ H.P. VB engine, white wall t1res, Man. radio, 750 white wall tires. Power steering, Powergllde, C & group, tinted glas!, front guard, wheel cover c o;. Color autumn gold Red interior 2~0 H P. engine. Powerglide, 800' · wh ite wall tires, C & C group. wheel cover Save$ .$$ IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN ~ 1!!\!~1 aaddle trln!1 S apeed std. tl'ana., 250 H.P. engine, 710 WJU ....... aru, P. B., Radld, C & C group, &lnted W. S., wbeel ::o...-1 .. • Save$$$ BEL AIR 4 DR. STATION WAG. ·_;: C & C group, wheel trim, std. trans. '• choice. By t~morrow ,v.e may be $old out! Bettei see "~:tQd~ .~or th~ _best choice on .5~d~i~ldl!ltri~~~;. r~i~~~lte ·~· Color beige. saddle trim. 250 HP. engine . Powerglide. 750 whita ·' wall tires. P . B. Radio , C & C group • _, Save$$$ A Bareain Special · IMPALA H. T. CPE. . , Save$$$ BEL AIR "8" 2 DOOR Color Silver Blue, blue Interior, 650xl4 white wall !Ires. Man. Radio, C & C &roup, wheel trim bucket . 6 cyl. Std. trans. Color blue, blue interior. 750x14, whitt wall tire1, : · C & C group. • CHEVY II H. T. CPE. hid down rear aeat. white waU tires, 1td. trans., std. motor, c & C ll'OUP, 2 tone Aqua flnlsb. a.last~chance ~&ry. Save$$$ BEL AIR 4 DOOR SEDAN 16 0 N L Y MUST BE·SOLD Save $ $·$ CORVAIR 70()...4 DR. SEDAN • ... ft cyl. Std. Trans. Color white, blue trim, C&C group Eqlllpped. BeiJ!e color, red Interior, bucket seats, 150 H.P. motor, " ~ box H. dutJ llllptlnsiOII, white wall tires, radio, heater, CliCpoup ' Super Spur! equipment. standard trans. 650xl4 white wall tires, radio. aqua finish with bucket sea ts, white top , C & C accessory group. ln. motor, power steering and brakea, 800 white wall tires. P. B. Badlo, C 6: C accessory group, .tinted glass, padded instrument pens\ w.lllel cover, power brakes ~ ' · 6f ~ -. White tbdJh, blue trim, factoly air conditioned, Powergllde, 327 ==-=====-::o.-;: I' YOUR CHOICE ON THE SPOT CIL River News Now Is The Time CHEVROLETS CORVAIRS CHEVY. II'S IMPALA H. T. CPE. I' VOLKSWA ' l ..~. Hosplta • } News rr. :t Tour Egypt For Exchange 'II 1 l t I Wv t AUSlinS Will ' I· 1 tea * c:"" Proprietor Of 'Rags' Place' n·Jes TUesday =· . 1 1M-~ M.idJ ''!e""' --------- ----------1 *'·A."' =tt AloiUCll A. ,., M: .... wft., ·Mtddlep;ort Result"s. ........ We"....___ 1 m. .,., , ,-. .. ~ ..,.,.._. Lost Maefi,g · . · · .•.:' .._ 01 -C mra *'** Atou A - 10-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Auc. 28, 1863 ' ~~:;;o.~-;:;:~~~==~::~~~~~ ·..t.::. &..;;:.. 11r. 1111!1 ll'elial ~r"ra 1111 • · • · . . ..._ . . . . fil ,._ ,.... lleK&J', /rAIIIu•T 111rt of IN '""" Jllp 11 aOcl Cauuo.U. lOIIIl 1 , . . . fl.tblt,PI'If ''r""'~·-• lnl""lolrlhlf Ub. IOLIIO!I, ~ M<-Kallb': me1 'l'iiMiq lttm~oallltd lit .. .._ r.::- • ..& IG- wpaiQial t tl 1116r'vv · , Anlhoay T!)dd, It tw. He»OIJVefttiOII -YB .. _,.. _ , Y the !~Gmt <tl. Mn. ll!arl "*'"-- 1tome hod 'tlllttk. AI'J M• ~ IIUUI cllepal't lllt*t !Gr ltfm! a,. ......_ . pita~ Wed!teallay, . - 1.. Mia&~ ,sa-, ~ S,t . a I tiiiCI 18111 8artGa to Plan the yar's JJt"DII'IIDI Mr• .,..t Mn, lftflllll • I ;1,. , · ,-.. ,...,.,..... .,1 Grandparellll ora Mr. and !tiN. pclri, ac:eompenled Jln. liall* llum" W. .Va, wu held at and make yearboob. Tbe flnt Katll]o, l!llet ond ~. ; lit. and 11r1. lAo 111111t11 tiiiCI ~ MdtdMt 11 DIIJtoa Cart Hlbart of GtJUpoll.o; Mr. ZUndel, Mill Shar• and a- lhr llkt; U.X. talllli iD &no ~ o1 l1!t ....,., wJU· be • ,.., ·Dan GCJihard aa ...., Kllut7, blvt mu f lrolll Yialt.od -u, wllb bla alater .., Mrt. Gerll4 Wlldermutq, 1ene Zlindel, Mra. nu, Jlllflll', land. . • fUilllYII sale to be ltl!ld fri. w, Jo J!ltlea, Colt-•; lint. llloli ~ Ill Narfalt, VL lloalll Cbltlealclll, Olllo, . . . . and brolbir lllltJ lit and "-0); Mra. Mart Crar1, and Mra. GlenNy !lwlnJ to Co- PI I 'I _ . Mr. and · Mrl. da1 and saturllay, September M«lt YaloN, Porlmlouth; 1*, II tlalllat wbb ber ~ lllq _. 11*11 ar Mr. ~ Mno ~ ,_ er: · Pomeroy; Mra. NeD Wlldel' 1umbwo TUesday where they 1~ llllrley Carmaa, ,Mr. and l!ro. f.h and 7111 •11 the Frtllch btJIIcl. alJd In, Jadf ~ .loti'. or, Mn. lllJnb ~ and ~ .~ ~- • a 4 • . _ mulb,1 lfDcltlncloorl: and Mra. tended lite flaal -10n o1 u. Woodrotl llurtlotl.and fenllly ar Jttc. the ronnerlr!eMuter HmJ.. Qleri ..,. .. _ , er'ooi•IDriiit:otilt: llllb . Diua tkComltl. BOlli Uu&blen,. Pltll' and Jaalce. Ur. and llrL Mlrvfli llpelteer o: W IUberl and ~n. Besolt National fl. c. T. u. Conven- Addison, Mr . .and Mra. Larry ware. 1be first -.q will. llf Mr, and :Mn; O!Jcar Batlstlll. wu I dlnnolr pelt tl. Mr._and Mlo. C. A. Emmlall, who )JII of Dl1iOD _. ..-11 ll*ls Stevm, GaDipqlla,\are areat !loll thla put week at the Chit- MOI"II"Ity ~ Marcy Jp of Col- helcl Thuraday evening, Septem- Wendy. Midl•eJ and JDIJI, lfr. lira. L. -:ti· ~ aDd boen a (!atleot at Melp GeD- oC tblor ~II, llr. and Mn. IVIJII(molhera. . teildui HoW. t!Dibua. Mr. llut11tll Bartoo and her lt at the 1torQe Gl Mrs. and Mra, Edward MY8"', clllilhler, Diane, Wad"llllll' enlllotlpltal fw. aavenl weeb, Ralpll ~- tiiiCI Mra. T. Some of the h!IJ)lll8hlll of th4i Jim MaynanJ« Masoa, W. Va.; Kenneth Sclt.ao. o .. 1>at1c1oia!1, Mn . ._.. . . tm11nc. . bu beelt returneil to hla home Htwtl r . . natl were weeltend 11*11 or day included a reallatle rom eni Mr. Jona of E~beth . Pa.; . Mr,. u. 1 LJoR and lfr. _, f&!IY and Cbm:JI ere.-. O!l Flflb.Ave. 'l'belr daupter, lit. auUin. lobll rrtel and her parenta, Mr. and Mro. Joa- titled, " Vordlcl at i:U" wblcb J4r. and Mn. Dllvid Yoot and Nft(l H11ven. TeaeMr lira. Km!IJ .curry, .wit: IIIII ~ daqhlll-. at Mn. Mary Qroa. Mn. Don lltlrlll1 oi Mlrlelta, flmll7 ~ to their bome, eph Baub. . .· showed tile effects of aleollol daugbten of Portland; Mr. and Ha Mater DewrH Mike aD oe GaloJpollot, ..,. ..,;, ltiove tolurned from 1 vlalt Ia here wltlt ber parenla tbla La:wllbolrl. TueadaJ tfler a Barbara Talt.onoD w11o II r~ 011 tho human brain. Mra. ElheJ Mno. Arthur l!lorarity, Connie Nll:W HAVEN - Mt's. GranLloyd, :MJcldiepcwt. Ia Cohtmbua with nlallves. week. - weetencl Ylall _wllb Mr. and aldtnc ID Cl...lnoa\1 with Mr. Riddle. Director of VIJual Ectu- and Marty; Mr. and Mro. Diclt ville (Faye) Smith, aeeoad . , Miss 1"randd Rotub Ia 011 •• Mno. Cbarlol Searlea 1 n Mra, 1111!111 -~ 11¥1 other and Mra. Ed JunJ!nlckel apenl caUon, was 1o1 charge o1 the Harris, Mr. and Mra. Albert grade tucher at New Haven ealloa lrolll her employment at Mn. Ethel Lopn of Mlddlep<rl ~llvel. · the weekend with ber mother, rom. • · Durst al SyrOCUie and the hot> Grade School received her Mu1111 o\. P. ~have returned frum a trip to Mn. lllrr)' Dllvll of Canlotl Mrs. Joanne T•tt.otson. · They attended 1 formal ban- ored pa1.1 ter'a Degroe this month al Mal'llr. and llrL llan1 a.JJer New York City when they......, Ia lbe guest of nlatlvee a ad Mlaa Leda Mae ttraeuter o1 quet featuring a hymn sln 1 and . • shaD Unlvenlty. 'l1le Smltba Mr. and Mrs. Richard Routll. were in CbauDcy .tbla week for at ldle'WIId Airport to 111e01 frloadllu 1110 area. Racine wu an IWernJ&ht guest st.ote sonaa afterwards. There bave resided in New Havea for Mro. John YOtmfl, Mrl. Jollt a visit wHb ber brother~, John Mrs. Logan'a daughter-ID-Iaw, llr. and Mrs. F4 JIUiplcltel Tuesday of her aun~ Mra. Ma- were 48 alate presldenta rC!IIst-'l'ONIGI!T . niDe years. Pape of Racine, Mn. ~ I and Robley Blacltford. Mra. JIDIDiy Stewart, who II'- and oWJ&bter, Donna of CIDeiD- bel Van Mete, Cheater. ered, and each had one minute ' • Shi hu t.ouf)tt 14' yeau at Roiuah and Mrl. VJrcll Rouib, . Mr. and Mrs. Glenu Jarvia rived from Germany. Mr. Stew. · Mra. Gerald Wlldermtdb w1t0 oa 11tt peolfam, Southem Local Band Boost- New Haven School, Ro!:kJ, Ar· Letart Fallll, attended the Roband daUKhler, PeaY. of Port art Ia staUODed 1D Germany but aeeiDg trip tiJrouglt lhe city dar-la staying In GaJUpollo wl\h her 'lbe speaker of lbo e)'ening er• will ..meet Thuraday at 7:30 huekle and Fairview. Mr. and erta-Ru.ssell •edciiDc and~ -· Wa,shlllgton, are the bouse Ia eapected 1D the "llale later. Inc their lllreHiy st.oy. daugltler and son-In-law, Mr. was Dr. Cleo Da-, 1ecturet p. m. at the blgh ocltool. Mrs. Smith are lbe pareata of ticJn at the First Methodist· · suest.o lhla weelt o1 Mr. and While 1u New Yort City Mrl. Mrs. L. W. Mceomu and and Mra. Pete Nibert and u- and writer, wilD biiCI • her . . two sons, Phillip, a AludU!I at church ln Athens, StlndaY-' M\11 . Mra. Harry Cbeeber. TbeJ are Searlel flailed with ber son, daughter, Diane, were business aisllng In tlte eare of her ne11 topic, "For Eveey Prohleill County WC'I'U ualt and ~ Wabama lligb School, and The>- Lelia Roberta, daughter Of Dr. I vlslllnl re!Jtllvea and friends WC(odjr Harrja, for the first Ume vlsltora II GalllpoJia W._ grandlon, apent Wulneaclay at There's an A.ns1tler ." Miss Sao- to *liN the flln1 allown 11 the mas. stationed at Schofield, lla· aDd Mrs. Carl Roberta, Ji. a . while hen. lira. Jarvia Ia lhe Ill a1z yeari. They ,toolr a algbt- day. her home, Mulberry Ave. er Ia president of the Meigs cooventicJn for use locally. wall. niece of Mrs. R. L. Rouah. ;f -~ -- -~~ ----- ----~------ BEll THE HEAT-THE. COOL WAY, LET HOT LITILE WANT ADS SELl f() YOU I . f . d ~ ~ Lions Donat• $300 T p k Racm·e FOI ,_::::.....;.:...:;__...:.........~.:;;_, o ar !era~~::.!.~ L aSS I I e \ ._ s.~e T.OBoil.dPieme . She}ters Trade 'n' Travel T·.me Society News · t USED CAR BUYS s e Ad G II ·' Save$$$ w. s. ~ .. ! ·~· Save$$$ IMPALA 4' DOOR SEDAN Color White, blue Interior, 1911 H.P. VB enllne. Powerglldt, power ilteering, & group, man. rsat.. c c Save$$$ . . e '· t / ' ' ., \ .; ~ . NEW TRUcKS IN STOCK Model C·14M '1-i Ton · Model Co15:M- "h e 6%' 14!.x FIMtside ~ ' ' '' ·. '"•· ' 'J .~· C• • ;;;.'lthvy 2 Ton Cab . . ' . . Duty ' . &thl.;' ,. '' POIIII'Ofr • ., ~,"' •••••••••••• · If You Can't Come · · Ton 8'10xFI~ttalde .~ad•lll-1205- ~an Panel ''•' · Your Chevy Dtaltr ,, .._ .... . .8111 ~, Veo<l Tvttle, ...... Harris; L'·:· ~·~ -:~~=: Waltrlng ihe CM fl:yQj!,lllji!_.,,,.. pv ,~ M.t" �·Friday· Urday ••• II ' • NOW YOU DOW ... '•= . .. Berkshire HOSIERY SALE A New Group Of Women's ·DARK COTTON a year salt of Our once Famous Berksblre Nylons. •• 1.:15-IN DRESSES 1.09 pr. 1.29 pr. NylwN- Soil 1.65-Jn Nylon~ By "Smart Set" _ Soil WORK SHIRTS FOR Clotb-llned Masfc Con· troller Girdles. 2 for ]-00 Sanforized shrunk, fin& yarn blue chambray-smart dress sblrt collars-ancbored buttons-double sboul· den, triple .stitched. Our $1.79 Sblrt. All sizes 14't!l to 1'7. l'rld•r•.,.. lalurda, Solol Boys WMiorn Style 115 .., .. $1.95 SPORT SHIRTS Sizes II to 18, plaids, checks, some solid colora. While lber last • .95 SAl All Sizes 4 to 18, tougb sanforl.zed blue denimtriple stitched, zipper fiy IALI 8·95 PtiU Sale I Giant Ward.robes Brown Baked Enamel Finish. Brass 63" High 36" Wide 19" Deep I Everything You Need For The Opening of School Can Be Found At Elberfelds WRITING KIT Contains stick pen, fountalli pen, mechanical pencil, retractable baH pen, ~xtra leads, ball pen refill, extra erasers. Aisorted colora regular $1 .47 value for Big Yank Work Suits DURING THIS SALI Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14 rect length. SoUd colora of tan, grey, navy bl11e, green and dark oHve. eShlrts to match In all neck sizes 14't!l to 20 and In sleeve length 32, 33, and 34. Stock up Friday and Saturday on Big Yank Work Suits in the color and size you want. SALEI Sale! BREAKFAST SETS 89.00 Bronze and Brass or Chrome. 7-Piec~ Sets. Large 38 by 60 table and 6 comfonable, sturdily con- structerl chairs. $1.00 and $1.50 FOR THIS SALE 68•00 2 1·00 for Stonclord 51:&1 Refills flila or medlvm palntl 49c"ch Boys Wheot Color WESTERN STYLE JEANS Slim fitting - IIUI' fall hip huc- einl - 100% cotton sanfoti>ed shrunk - triple stitched - II• 6 to 12 __._ array. "P()meroy Panthers'' $2.95 SWEAT SHIRTS Wblte, fieece Unnd, with Pom<TOY Panthera and Panther Emblem embossed In purple front-Bo;r. Sizes 2 to 16--Young Meni Slzea , Small (34-38)ll. THRIFTY! Save oil of your Silos Slips ,...,. . -· madi.um (3.P-40) Larfle (42-44)_ llbulelds ~n PDIIIIroy~ny of our <UitotiiOI'II~~.. •·· - " FRIDAY end. SATURDAY $ALEI •lppl d fbelr kll<hons with <ooklng .,.,_,.,. • . .., . '· 0 11- 1 ,., . . .rlcal 1 ppll•- <utlory, clelnfllfii ·'IWI· I ate.. a.,. uvlllfll tholr S.lll Sllpt from .lllle1fll• In ~~ on QO · $1·, , . '" • "' ,.~ . ........ • ' ~rlRzt J .,., ~~·;it;:;; ,N\IQ& --·· - S.lel Kroehler LIVING ROOM SUITES ' cushions. Turquoise or Brown colors. Regular 198.00 SALI - -·- 166·00 . Sel.l Slmmona Innerspring MaHress and Matching Box Spring Quilled top mattress, attractive blue, gray and white ltrlpe ttcklnfl, treated with ·ew:cl~ve Slinl ..seal . procell tbat forms laltlng "bacterial barrier .to lilhlblt gtowth of germs, mold·and mildeW. HygeplcJ Sanitary!· lOTti MATI'IIIII AND lOll SPRING Nlli Ttlll IALI O N L Y - - - - - - - I · 3 rmg bmder index fiUer. Special packeto, eoated .CoY· er, wide gu"'\t, I br••• zipper . ' Regular ~.89 value for 1•69 · The Day After Sale! 2-plece suites, upholstered In durable nylon, foam zipper fly. 2·" .49 Slaoo Utoll- 3 new in. slacks, iD I.-< !;:: 12 Brilll•nt Ink Coto n Pllll pri<'*' from 39c to 1.50 ea<h . .. cla.ssic tailorin1~ . . . and everything Saturday sale. Halo Full Body Shampoo--- - - - 60c-t.llb Halo Dry Hair Shampoo 60c-1.00 Lustr•C...,..e Spe<ial Formula Shompoo - - Lustr..Creme Lather-On<• Liquid Shampoo - 1.00 1•09 Halo Extra Hold Hair Spr•y Sot H•lo Super Salt Hair Sproy Set Lultro Cremo Spray Sell - - - - - - - - : : Colgate Dentol Cream - ' - - - - - - - 3 lc-6tc-13c 98c-1.79 Dorm.....• Skin Lotio" - - - - - c 79 Dormau"'o Skin Cream -------:-:-::Cashmere Bouquet Tal<um 37c-5~c-79c Tho Orltlnal "Lindy" patterns. Sale price Stretch fabrics . .. Friday anti I SCHOOL •SPECIAL . . BALL POINT PENS 121 Tl~i In this group. See the n ·~ws here! ed ends. 1M SoUd color and . neat New in S'""", absorbent, durable. frlng· COSMETIC NEEDS Mens Neckties there's Jomething Checks and stripes, verJ'. 1.00 Suit e TI'OUSirl In every size 2.9 to 50 waist and your cor2 piece slack and blouse seta -the Ideal item for hard wear -washable fine wale corduroy slacks-fine combed cotton knit tops with novelty applique trim. r WIAREVER 1.39 I J .:· ~. '"l'~: Fast Mail Tablets, Black Warrior Pencils, typiiiJ tablets, erasers, ink, notebooks, notebook pap~. dictionaries, pencil boxes, pencil cases, book satchels, scissors, crayolas, rulers, protractors, compasses, slldt rules, chalk, erasers, art paper, pape·r cement, glue, paste, pencil sharpeners, water colors, biology paper, carbon paper, shorthand tablets etc. Hardware. TEE SHIRTS 6·00 99·00 FOR FULL SIZI MATTRESSES _ Bar Fine qualicy 100% coUoa Womem Reg. 3.95 BLOUSES Solo $1.00 lmit Iolli( oleeve tee shirll. Womeno Reg. 2.95 BLOUSES Solo $1.00 Fine quality eotloa oocb Womem Reg. 1.95 BLOUSES Solo 1.00 . for long wear. Nylon rein-- Auorted priall ond colon. furced toe and heel. White mellum ond Womeno Reg. 1.69 ta 2.95 SHORTS Solo 1.00 only. Sizes 6&,; thru 11. Po)J Siu.t IDiaU, W111111n1 Reg. 1.95 & 2.95 PEDAL PUSHERS Solo 1.00 larce. 1, 2, J and 4 yeara. balllltd. Woniens Reg. 2.95 to 5.95 SLACKS Solo 1.00 00 Girls Rlfl ..1.69 to 2.95 PEDAL PUSHERS S.le lAO polrt Girls Reg. 1.95 & 2.95 TEE SHUlTS---- 511' 1,110 Girls Rlfl. 79< to 1.95 SHORTS Silo 50< BUY YOUR CORRECT SIZEI Girls Slack Sets SALE FOil TWIN SIZ& MATTRISSIS - - e Wood-tone CHILDRIN'S 1· FOil THIS · Sanforized shrunk, extra . heavy muslin, reinforced corners, tape bound seams, eldremely durable. e Magnetic Door Catches, Hat Rack and Hanging 39c 3 Headboard Bed • Large Chest of Drawen;. $ . , ~· constructed, center guided drawers. Yow: <;boice _. dark or Hght walnut finish. · . . . '. /':2.•~ Muslin MaHress Covers and erotch. White. SUea 2 tbru 14. CORN COB CREW SOCKS Ross Zipper Closure , thlekneu combination •eat MilliS Sale! BED ROQM SUITE .,. 129.00-3-Piece including: '·:. ·:~ '", eLarge Double Dresser an,d' f>{irror . el!oo:1 ,., Maid rQ'OD Perfect fiUinl acetate rayon panUea. one piece double Final Clearancel Ready To Wear Department .t•. ~ Size 18x27 inches - - -- - Sale $P~ Size 36x27 Inches S.le $2.50 RAYON PANTIES ful fur blends- bulky knits-smooth knit banlon and orion-all wool and wool blends-all the newest sty!· ing-see them all in the busy Ready To Wear Depart. ment at Elberfelds. ) . 1 (jii Nylons and Wools, Axminsters, Wlltons and tufted carpets. Solid colors and patterns. Terrific values. All are bound and make nice throw rugs. GIRLS' e See our complete line of womens sweaters--beaut!· ', VOL XV NO. 116 ·.•'" 1.95 Matching Short Sleeve Slipover Sweater $2.44 ~ · LEES CARPETS et amaU. medium and Jarp. Fine quality banlon cardigan sweaters - beautiful new fall colors, tong sleeves, fitted bottoms. Sizes 34 to40. · ,._ . b1cot walll lelllllb JOWlll In 10Ud colon ond prinll. Si&- Wome.n's Banlon Cardigans 3.44 • . .':::~. ftw' SHOWROOM SAMPLES WAln GOWNS. . Woruen'1 5.9.00 " .... ••!nl olaow lo II II . , ..,.. • -1-. I, .a, 'I:.._ . . Ill ........ Alth ....... Special Purchase! 1.88 WQMIMi ud half sizes. FOil THIS SALI ' R..11l1r 10.9S Zipper new fall style~ and colors, I washable Dan River sfnghams, many styles to choose from In regular Dungarees 1.00 Reg11t.r 8.95 GlrdiM A beautiful group . . of dark cotton dresses -all Complete 7 piece outfit consisting of Desk ·wltb hi~ pressure pla.sttc top, Locking Center Drawer, Modfra,! Matching Chair, Desk Lamp, Per)letual Calendlr1 •. 1 ,, Pen and Holder, Blotter In t,atherettetllolal'! ~ Combln.t~tlon Letter Opener atttl Staple Remov~- . V' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 5 - T SLIIiVE PLAYTEX SALE ·Sale! 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