https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/452d85d34afd865cdd2c9426f527bb85.pdf 64e518c82816e21d7e4387a69fd27f37 PDF Text Text .. I l 15~·t~ees ~:"Dey, 11!11 Mn. 1!ett7.,... ~~~~~~~~~~~.~ . TempIe, Pyth.1on s·IS ters \ M, e1gs ,(nspection Is Held On Monday .. • - .,. Minlste;s Study Young People( Reported w_..Mrs. Grace Class Presents ;.,w;:anA ~·;,n~~l:" !~; and taken to apply to the fund to Special Program ResuIt~ Of ' Special Service About u:~_,18. -"* VIsitors from Galllpol- ltnct deputy. Mlddleport, 1be~Minl.lterlll IYIIUP, ,-.• , Wilkesville. and Logan at· Mrs Thelma Campbell , past purchaae hospital bed.o for the In bservance Ill Mother' IIOClalion illel. "~Oitday Mr C R. YOIIIII 11 coaf[Ded 0 1 II the Middleport Qlureli , the annual Inspect1on •f 'disttlr t deputy , of Wilkesv•ll• hospital wing at the Medina ~home Iller mJDor le& , ellis Temple, Pythian StS tw., ' A rorsage of dollar bill' was Home. The Temple received ~al'h.,~~~l~ Christ with Rev. Marvin · • onday ovening at the. Pvth1an Ipresented to Mrs Bownes fr\1"' a. grade of ezcellent aod wao Church had cbll'ge of lbe SUn- aon, preoldont, In cbarp. Brown of Ll Col , n 10 Middleport w1th ~h. th• Temple. 'the inspectmg of- highly complimented for fhelr day mornin& service, EvaiUIIIOIUI of 'lbe Good llld Mn. (Ka~ .Ylv!" Bownes of Logan . DIS· fleer complimented Mrs. Ben work by the d~puty .. . . day oervlce were made In d lloulh) who 11 attendlne COf. . let iJeputy , as mspectm~ of· Neutzlmg, p1anist. on her mus1c Followmg the meetmg, mem- MISs Marylyn Koehler 11 the several phases of the Dally V• ln c.Jifornto -ll Jo!DlDc 1111 for the drill and also the drill bers and guests wenl to the organ pla~ed the prelude whUe cation Bible School W8l'll .U. parelllll In Slultllrl, Germany Mrs. Nathan Biggs. Most l'eam for iiS fine work under 1dining room where refreshments the class membe'! took tbelr CUS9ed, mcludlng lite In JUDe , .Mn. Brown llent Chief. opened t h e , the leadership of Mrs. :.!ildred ol party sandwiches, pmk and places. outlay, dispensing of the daughter of Mr. 111111 Mn. eeting with Mrs Alfred B1ggs ,Lowe, staff captain . 1white 1ced cook1es, potato ch1ps Leoders were Roger Black and crafll IIVJIIable for I~ Roullh s manager of 1he Templo: Mrs.• Members of the team. wear- I and roffee were served from a aud Larry Landon. The invo- !IChool this year. Several Mra. Joh~ Lyoo Mrs. James ., ester z 1rkle. Most ExcPl:pnl ling red formals included Mrs. table covered with a white cation was giv.en by 0 ennis gestlons were made Mrs. "iames nior : Mrs. Harry Clark . Most I Phil Meinhart . Mrs . Homer 1doth and centered wi~h an New1~nd. At. the co~clusi(lll of t~ the school but no and . Pete Quick, Mrs cellent Junior . Mrs Byron .Jones, Vernal Johnston. OdPUn jrangement of deep pmk rosE's the Communion Serv1ce, Roger tion W8!1 taken. _ Grim and Mr. and Mrs. iller, Guard 111· the 0 u t e r , Mack. Mrs. Otho Watts. Edith ,•nd greenery with pink tapers 1 Bia~k told of the origin of Mo- It was announced that Rev. Hughes were In ' · all<l Mrs Arlhur Gd more. IRussell. M . rs. Ferne Cheese-l in double candleabra encircled thers Day . Larry Landon oam· Dowson will be the spea~r for . Mooday evening wbere uard of the Inner Dour. brew, Mrs Martha Childs ..Mrs. With wh1te camehas ~nd. tulle. ed several B1ble Mothers who tfle B~ccalaureate exercme 1 Jrlnd inspection The ca,didale fo r the work ' Ruth Mack. Mrs. Cash Ba~r .l The hall was beautifully dec- deserved honor and respect and the Middleport High School the GaUlpolil Chapter OES. Mrs. Louise Lamb. Oio.;tin·, Mrs. Edith Bowman, Mrs Nor- 1orated with spring flowers us- they were port!~Yed by Ma~y iors SYnday. e.venlng, May ~9 · The Busy Bee Class of t be uislhed guests introduced were ma Zirkle, Mrs. Carl Owens. ing the Lodge colors of rt>d, Jane Lamp. Dons Ann Davts, The other rrumste~s will partie· Middleport First Baptist Church Edith Hussell. past dis- Mrs. Richard Owen, Mrs. llor- j blue, orange, purple. wllite and Lyn.dall Lyons and Gary Lan· !pate In the semce. Atlondlnl 1110e1 Tbur~y evening at .........,_....,......,.._...,...,=======----=-; IYellow at each station . don were Rev. Howard Ruppelt, home ot Mn Cora PulleD Members of the class honor· Rev. Donald Boone, Rev. NUe on P.mter St. at .7:30 p.m. GRANDSON'S ·;yE HlJRT ed their Mothe" by presenting Borden, and Rev. Fred Gard- Fides Lodp No. 210, Knlghll Mr. and Mr<. Alfred ':carber- them with a corsage while MIS9 ner. There will be a •taff mel. will coafer the Page ' ry , Sr., have , ,,e,ved word Koehler played "M-0-T-H-E-R," mg of the Bible School lt their re(lllar meeting I that their gra"d'o", Danny, age a word that Means the World day evening •. Ml!Y 21 at eveainl at the h•Y 1n 7, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry to Me." Receiving corsages p.m. al the Karl OWens 11 the Scarberry of Cot <mbua, "' in were Mrs. Pearl Koehler, Mrs. Church. Commander. A J1 1 are urged to atteod. See our lovely Sheor , Children's Ho·;o•tal as the re· Hrman Black, Mrs. Don Lan· ! suit of a severe eye hemorr- don, Mrs. Lindsey Lyons, Mrs. TO IIAVE PICNIC will be .served. Dresses in sizes 5 to 20. hage and infection sustained J. S. Davis, Mrs. Carroll Lamp, Mrs. Paul Smart left while playing w1th a whip at Mrs. Creston Newland and Mrs. The Golden Rule claBS of the Detroit, Mich., where school. Mabel Kim, who gave the bene- Recme Metho<llsl church w II 1 wUl altend rhe Amerlean He is reported to be improv- diction. hold a family, P.icn~ Thursday, Baptist Conventioo bein& hold ing but will be hoopi;alized for May_I&, at 6 p.m. at the Racine this -week. at least three weeks . Danny is Peggy Scarberry is rec(•vtrlng vUJage park. In case ~ rain, Mr. and Mrs .. Lawreoce Malo- II Pomeroy Ohio the second groodcnlld of II• e from an appe•dcclomv ' ' Meigs the e~ent wlll be 'held m I he ley received a telephoae call Scarberrys to DP m a hospital Memorial. church annex. evening from their 11011, i• In New York with Mlcldlt!potrt senior>. He reBIG FACTORY PURCHASE MEN'S KNIT JXII'ted all arrived and were POLO STYLE ha~jpg a wooderful tlme. iended Leroy ":.,.. 1 ar· l J•cbon 11!11 t.oe navld!oli, Mr. 11!11 Mn. Ohio untvnt,, ~. oalllpolla, are 11111~ · MET birth of • -..... ~Jerold T IEWil'IO ClAJB ;:;lu:[:!af.U:t Holzer Mrs. ..Mu Ward entertalDed . po · the Second MOitday Sewing club Mr. aod Mn. WlUlii!JI Monday evenln& II her Llneoln MlddJeP.orl, 0111 Cullp lfel&bls homo. The evening was clevllle, and Mn. Laura aoclaDy aod In aewlntl. A GalllJlolll. ~~~~~~;'J~ a!ft wu set Mra. Ro- 11'8 Mr. aod 1 bert Lewis from her oecret pal. le, Sprlngfleld, Mn. aalad course waa Nt"Ved by Ault, of Haverhlll, II I the hostess, to Mles Eleanor (I'IIII'8J'andlp.Otl!er. Rob8Gil, Mrs. Paul Kloos, \Irs. George Schneider. .Mn. Dwight Melli• Memorial Hoap. Mn. ·Grace Holter and parents are' Mr. and Mn. Miss Martha HowJU. ford 8~ and Mn: ·. renee HarUnger ol Mllldlet*'~ BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and. Mrs. 0. HlndyMr. and Mro. David Harting- great-grandparenll. Mr. are 811DOilnCing the birth of Inger 18 a student at Boll~ son, Davld Scott, at Green University. 'l't': Elberlelds Store-Pomeroy~·.· 1 CLOSES AT NOON ., ON THURSDAYS GIFTS for GRADS Read Tomorrow's Paper For Our Bargains For PHILLIPS SISTERS STYLE SHOP IN THREE SIZE RANGES 60x70 SIZE 72x90 SIZE FOR FOR JO to 20- 26 to 44- 14% to 241h CHAIRS Sperial factory purchase brings these pretty new cottons at this This size fit! low c.Jiscount price. Big assortment or pallerns and styles and thre .. ::iZl' rangt-s. Misses. women's and size.o;. All made of fine quality Jast color prints. REGULAR $2.99 VALUES s SHIRTS FURNITURE THROWS DRESSES ~ STUDIOS polo shirt made of knit oot· ton. Plain eolors smaJI, medium and laJ'Ie. Bi,lll: si.ze suit.ble for most upholstered j couches and stu- che5. P1 otert chairs, easily dios. They come your fine furni· cleaned - saves Jn assorted colors ture. • $3.99 VALUI $299 $199 The M~y meeting of the Dau· ghl<!n of Ruth cla" of tbe United Methodist church was hold Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner Oak St., with MIBS Carrie Yeager as CO'IIostess. Mrs. Richard Campbell, pres· !dent, conducted the meeting, lil)lcb opened with . devotlous likeD from Mart 8 bY M l I I Nelle Bing. Members PIWertd rail call will! • Mothet'a Day qallte ·Ill' verse. Three poema Were read from Ideal lllagazine lacludJns, A frlh•lto To Mother, ·by Mn. Frank Stewll'l; Mother's Day, .Mrs. M I n D l e Neutzllng, and A Molher's,Love, Mrl. 0~ . A short business oesa!on was held add it was reported that Min Lucretia Genhelmer was mIn Melp Memorial Hospital llld Mn. 'Dessle Pat!enon tllldenrent llll1'gel'll al Meigs (len. oral Hospilat Mn. Campbell c •r.ducted a question 111111 answer perulCI aod a Bible quiz, ·durlng tho pro(l'llll hour. lifter Wh.ch a dessert courae was served by hoeleael to Mn Albert Alward Mrs. Campbell, Mill Bing Mn. Neutdlng, Mrs. Georce H. Parker aod Mn. Stewart. 59~. regular size 72x90 fits small upholstered cou. your furniture. in sizet $4.99 VALUI ~'DIXIE" BRA!II~ $J99 INSIDE· OUTSIDE PAINT Fix: up - Paint up now. Dixie paint In white and beat eolors. SUitable for ln1lde or outoide uoe. Brighten up your bome;-eeonomlcally. s 99 ••lion AT YOUR ~~SHOP THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE DISCOUNT THRU MONDAY MAY 20th MIDDLEPORT, "LA BELLE" AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC COFFEE MAKER 15 CUP CAPACITY Thil fine PPrrolator is full y :Jll1umatie with Wt~stin g ho usc Thermostat Drip proof spout , hP::~t rP<>l sran1 handle, L"L and CSA approved Brews 4 to 15 cups . Compare a1 $10 00 and more. PARTY -PERK LADIES' NEW REED CLOTHES FINE COTTON BASKETS BLOUSES $1.99 VALUES $1.00 VALUES $1.19 VALUES Sleeveless &: short sleeve Bright finish metal Jilin, ' c c styles. Fine quality easy to wash cotton fabrics in plain white and colou. All sizes 32 ('&ll .\' shut.s uH wheon coffee is brewl:!d and kel:'~ s 011 serving temperature. JOUr own homP n us }bir Drv- er II safe. 'impl•· and I foot flexible ho~P freedom of mO\'f'mf'nt effir~en't perm 1 t ~ os 8 7 QUART BLUE ENAMELED CANNERS Heavy blue f·n;nnelled cold park r a nnt>r~ With rack, holds seven qu a rt jar., Bur now at this dis~eount pnce ~ get ready for the ra nnm g sea son. $144 •• inches wide and to 38 . c VALUES TO $1.59 Full g;~llon size foam pic· nic jug• with plastic lin· lng and lid, pouring spout In lid. Keepo liquids hot or cold for houra . For The Whltney by Kimball · ' alford the - . oeloot ·o ploJII! by Kimball. Now you can enjoy tholuxu,y of owninr thio Muoie lov- who COD m01t 'l:reuurect. instrument of all, even on a budget that ''watch-. every dollar!' Come browae throqh our d-. .. play. You'D find juat thntyle and finlah you·~. ~"'l. for. The fine furniture otyliDJ or a KimiWI ~ ll r w.i8e iD.veatment lor all the yean ahead. ..'' . ; .• '' ' u.. ' Elberfelcll S.nolblo Credit Sorvl.. to Purch- A N- Kimball Plano. i Elberfelds In Pomeroy Inc:~ USE-D AUTOMOBILE • • - $1995 !I cyl. std. ahlft, 111 white Jlllnt. Sharp. Local owner, 24 month finance. 1960 M.G. A. Road$ter • • • • $1295 c $100•• $495 1960Rambler Super 4 Dr. • • - $1245 Fine,. eaq Care cotton tabrico ,in plain oolon. Buy aeyeraJ pal.rl. CHOICE pricu atart 118 low 118 4 Dr. 4 apeed, rodlo, whitt wallo. All white exterior. Local owner. Real abaip. 10 month llnanclnc. WeU made Jamaica 1horts in womenla 1ize1 10 to ta tea kettles, cake savers. Ev· ery one at a bie savings, PI AN O 1962 Chevrolet Corv.air 700 SHORTS Replace your old kitehen lluminum ware now . lneluded in this group values to $l.f)Y_ Covered cake and pie pans, dish pans, pail&, perco· Jators. sauce pan sets, 4 and 6 qt . sauce polll, whistlinl k1msan ----SPECIALS----."' LADIES' JAMAICA WARE Of course you can alford a new decorator designed _- Keith Goble Ford . (:o"'fNre At $1.00 ALUMINUM PICNIC JUGS m1de ,. Elberfelds In Pomeroy Allen 111111 Bill Burtob, Columbus; Mro. Dena latch of New Marabfield, Doro·ll Dalcls of Athena, Mr. aod E. w. Jones of Shade, Mr. · wltb ladder hook. ' '·Inch roller wllb ht•VJ pa4. PaJnl ,th~ quick, euy way. ea GALLON SIZE INSULATED RAVE GVESTI Mother'a dly IUtala of Mr. aod Mn. Kenneth Ruuell 10111 Karl 111111 Moz of RD 2, were Mr. IJld Mn, Thomas Chapman, Aleta &·Pan Sets Big size. Old fashioned reed clothes baskets that last for many years. You can't afford to be without one al this low price - Small Enough For Family $1 EVANS MARKET 7" PAINT l,lOLLIR Big Bushel Size Jdeatl~ suited for large partit's, clubs. c hurcht->~ . ho~pltals , and offices But s mall enoug h for family use . Automati- PLATED MIRROR Attain the profe sswn<-~1 toul'h in '" ENTERPRISE HOUSEHOLD Large Enough For ParliH ELECTRIC HAIR DRYERS OHIO-OP,~OSITE ea "LA BELLE" 44 CUP AUTOMATIC "LA BELLE" GIFT BOXED 300 WATT ER'S~ • FRIDAY 9 to 5 and SATURDAY 9 to 9 ' Daughters Of Ruth Class Met At Gloeckners Cool and comfortable llttlnl 72x108 SIZE FOR COUCHES $2.99 VALUE 33 $12.88 The Week-End. Dis~ount Value! Fine LADIES' FINE COTTON PRINT ·~ . · New tlrea, 6 lilted, dull earb1. low niileaee, one owner, extra clean, 1800 Serlll 'With tonneliuw eover 1nd conv. t<Op. All whitt painl. 1963 Fairlane 4 Dr. - - - - - - ~295 ' pr 8 ey1. Std. llblft. Beautiful baby blue. 13,000 mileo of new car warranty. 38 molllb !inancln1. 196Q Chevrolet Impala • • .. • •1945 Convertlblo. Aul....tte, radio, heattr, power oteerlnr. power braku. Red &Jib 'with REG. $3.00 MEN'S Summer·· Casuals . while top. TlaMI Men's heavy sole, clqth s to p casuclolaloxlOrdt, 7 to _. 10, spe purchue. These are rea:. wlllmi!Uic~te lnolde and out. . . , •. 19$8 Ford Fairlane 500 • • .• • • •Sf5 ·\; ILUI ONLY !10 VIctoria Iiudtop. 116dlo, heat«, aDd 0111. ·~Old . automatic. ljlue aod cold f~Pid., Vt.ry de~ ~ . • LOCUST ·& SYCAMORE ON ROUTE 7 , .. ea.oo value. S.ve now .at ~l. your Bonama Store. f . .._ ' .. '. ,,::' ,.- . I . ' • Middleport, P. . ' •. I ' ··~ '·· _, ..•. ,,, ......,. ' ,. (\,., =... ~ lliBis ~-s.::. lfrl. I YOU KNOW 'lie · - •l· tl •tellltet ., ' ' illceo II -IIIII')' t. 101den a ,..alrttl YelocltJ. • e . ent1ne • Dn,_, fo file,,.,.,..., ' . . . . OfT. . .. . . . , _ .4~ - ·,. 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For Ohio'sLegislators F ' l Mn. a. tow:so,: i~ lUAT >~(>l.lltN6, ">'QM.IN6 AND f!AWUN6 ~"ttJ;~ ~.c,~ ~Ell?! ~AT WILL 1l4i NE:t~JIOQS 1\ltNI< ~!! Smoked • _ • ~·, _ •u .,. rnc - - . . '"' " lb ·s· =-~~1:~ i'11i11Y MJ6I.IT GUs$··· ,( .. . J. Sausage l9c 3 lbs. 51 . VISIT MRS. JIODSON Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conroy and daughters SUe and Jackie of Columbus eame Friday to spend the weekend and ther's [)ay with Mr. Conroy's mother, Mrs. B. A. Dodson and Mrs. Conroy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bohr and family. Also coming were Mr. and· Mrs. Erroll Conroy, son Hugh, of ron, and Mr. and Mrs. Errol! Conroy, Jr., daughter Kimber~ ly Ann, of Canton, to visit Mrs. Dodson, Erroll Jr.'s grandmoth· er. Mrs . Dodson, has learned her granddaughter, Mrs. George Craft, of Basoda, Mich. Is in a hospital there. are ctpturtd 1 ttll .: 17 -je_. ••lcb wl t tt ~uutlful 011rtthed tlpaiU:ICJn braeeltt. ps.l'S Ground Beef 3 lbs. $1.00 Meaty BOILING BEEF 5 lbs. 1.00 Sliced Sliced BOLOGNA 3 lbs. 1.00 CHEESE .- - - - - .7% BEER & WINE - c 0 F F E E ~EGULAR - - BACON ENDS 5 lbs. ·99( 21b. box 59c -CARRY-OUT MAXWELL HOUSE ., D R I P - - - - HOM$24.75 GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE lb .69c Pomeroy , I .' 4 lb. 69c 8 lb. 1.35 25 lb. 2.99 --- •HI C Grope cant GALLON ld . . . . . ,, A poweriMtus.! Over 1 H.P. •otor a:ives thorouth· cleanine; suction. Wheels in and IRO-ility. ** Fli!l-lotl Hd Over 1 !IIOtar H.P. Sa•itiztll' * U..breakoble llJioa bose . 1 SIMO~ N'S OPEN EVERY DAY Including Thursday 9:00 to 7:00 ;i S.lf.S.rvice Mtrket WY 2-397~ Pomeroy 9:~ ~ 9:00 · Beer .and Wl•e .Saturday ,. ,.,. ' ' STAR SUPPLY CO . RACINE, · OHIO INGELS FUR .. ,. WY2·2635 . , ., l ,- '- . ... ....,. ..,.~ ........ . >L . ··~· out tor areater This handsome, 16-piece set of stainleos steel l tablew-,,. crafted by lnternationaC Silver nllll CQ, ••• )lOin t« just 99¢ mooe witlt ll!le PI"- IOIUSI ~se of tile PriDcess U! ALMOST ANY SURFACE eQtnCK EA..'lY CLEAN-UP !PROTECTS LlKE A PLASTIC SIDELD •BUSTER RESISTANT I a·" KCZMies lltlst EASILY, EFFORTLESSLY 30 MINUTES willie p? .4 '.,..pc, set * S.fl ""''' bUmWMr coddy $759 .95 * [HftoU whl'lels * ConYtnieat hHdle .nd toe switc:h * Direct ho-se connectron * Polyeth._. br1idecl hose * fi1p -top steel • Dispuabfl, !bnitiud' Oust 811( ** """ cent Disposable, sac HOUSE PAINT e With lutnr Addod - *M PTA TO MEET The Racine Elementary PTA. will hold its regular m~etln,g I ! Monday, May 20 at 7:311. DUPONT LUCITE Log Cabin Syrup 12 Ounce Sin High pow..-.d' l010 priced' And 11'0-; oew E"'ei<a we1ghs Ml at j!J'3t l()lh ~· Yes, it's Eurelotia QUal>~\~ aM the way U..ougto... just clled tile leatures and see! Modo! 111 Cat Life Cat Food can 9c BOILED HAM lb. . 79c JUICE SALE e Hawollon Punch • Grope- 3 $1 fr.ult • Hi C Oren.- .c Chipped LARD \ HOMECOMING SET The annual homecoming and rally day will be held Sunday the Naomi Baptist Church of which Rev. Samuel Jackson pastcr. The Rev. Henry Fletcher of the Fourth IB•1pt1ist church, Ironton, wlll guest speaker at 2 p. m. will be accompanied by the choir of the church, who wiU present special numbers. O'»'f'lErE IUlOV4 SflfCTION ~ .. ... ,.. 1 Try Our FRESH a ·EatI Holfi!IJ, ' f .,.,.tOI>iU VACATION Mr. and Mra. JIJIIII, tiller · WAIIUNOTON CUPII - Kn. and chlklrtq . ~olm lrvll! IIIli ~ Jaoquelllla JCI!metly ba 1 pool- Joyce Arm "of Cllarlee!an IPiilt fG!Ied hor llll!llM' v101tloli allltlnday 1rith ~ Fllier'a puJlflllmlo Port, Maas.. urtlll tha eata, Mr. IJ1d Mra. W, ~ ll'llll l,ll JW,. · iCau, ' • Extra Special Prices On All Truck Tires Pure Pork Callie Hams *• . ar., ar. ' e SIMON'S SAVINGS·· NO STAMPS l'li•· IJ1d Jetmle were Stulclaj auuta of Mr. _lllld Mn.' \VA. ·stone. papertnc, Mr, lid Mrs. Gecr.. A, Mr. lid Mrs. Wealty l:lollo kni8bt and Miaa Adela of Q1lDJeotbe wert Suadty Kniabt of llliDtlrlpl!lapenl..., · fllilont of Mr. IJ1d Mrs, Jll'f'Ot day wilb Mr. and Mri: WIIltara : Babo. ~I and Mr. lid Jlrl. TRUCK TIRE 19c PROFFITTS WHOLESALE ~arwburg, Mr. Harry <'.ampbeD ·of )Ia. aon, Georae Lemer and t.lr/ and Mrs, Jamea ·M. Omip In GaUipolla ~- , Mr. and Mn. Mll'l'l'lll J~ ' son, Nicty, ~ ll!id ~ ·, ty_ Jo of a,n~po"', Mr. · Mrs, Gecqe J111111 Blllr DUNLOP! I BIG BIG SAVINGS ON ALL TRUCK TIRES Stone, Elizabeth Mra. Nellie MacKnlsht, at Charles Jubllng Moadiy. Mro. Gt'tleBoer, Mrs. 01'8Mrs. hu lleeD Helen Gibho, Mro. ,.yde Mac- on the alck 1111 for 11\'ltll Knl£hl, Mrs. Cllra Quillen weeb. Brown, Mlllel Eather ~ Mrs. pan Rouah, Mrs, Knleht and Lois Ann Glbbl. Roush, Mrs. Ray 'flrnnrjliao; ot ·, POTLUCJt SUPI'l':R Letart, were Monday ~ : Members of the Adult Bible ol Mra. Edwatd lllelllDC. ,1 / and Mr. and Mrl. Olin aarv.,. Mn. Ora Cottrill wu In MeArt1uJi> an buslneia ..-lly. Mr. and Mn. Donald Corle lind K!vlll of Au- opent 'Stnt411)' with hll paronll, Mr. and Mn. Albert Cone. Mrs. Pearl Kilton aulated her sister Jn Welloton with her Fruit Cocktail 303 25 I I ~ 30319 Phone SH. 2-4811 WAID CROSS' SONS *• Chestnut ft¥1•e Uf5 soc···ety News' ' Ch errleS • e ':!•• nisMiss Roush, Sr. 'lbompson at- visited evenl!lj Raywith Martha Mr. andFcldtly Mro. Howard tended tho Wahama Band ban- burn. Mr. Raybura returned quet at lht hl&h school 1n M• ~ from Pleaaaot Valley hos!1011 Friday evenlnJ ptlal Friday. He bad been I Dallaa Gibbs of Broad Hun medical patient for four dayo. VIsited Soturd_, allernooo with Mr. and Mts. J. R. Kl!lj of his parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Pl. P~ visited SUnday Aomny those havili, meulel Dwight Gibbs. with Mr. lnd Mrs. Bill Cullen the past were were lht children Mr. •nd Mro. Dennis Roush, and 101111. or Mr. ond Mrs. Frank Schllil, Sr. and Mrs. Beulah Rickard Mr. ond Mrs. aarence Ad Mlu Rllll Wilbur, Dll Krebl, spent Mooday in Huntington on k1111 Yislted l(rs, Adkins par- and Joey NeiiOII. buslrMa and ohopplnJ. Willie tall, Mr. ond lh. Jonh Greer John Baul Henslar and family In Huntington they visited witll la Pl. Pleasall! SUnday after- o1 Newark opent a weekatld with Mrs. Roush's slster-1-iaw, Mrs. noon. . home folka hero. Berniece Edwards, and Mra. Mr · ond Mro. Joe Keeler and VlsltJnc Mn. . Ginevra Foster Johnnie Mae Stuke who wa, chlldnn of Leon visited Tues- were Jerry Huff IIJlC! famUy ot a medical patient at St. M• day eft!ll!lj with Mr. and Mrs. Kettesing, Mra. Ztlta Weyand ry's Hospital. Jamn ,Kreler and Paula. and Paul and Comle lind MinMiss Cheryl Williamson of Mrs. Naomi Yeqer and Sha nie Caompbell of CGlumbua, South Side spent Wedneoday ron ttllnded the FHA Mother and Mr. IJ1d Mra. Joo Turner ni&ht with Mist Sharon Ye11er. llau&htlr Banquet II the Pt and Kenney IJ1d Tan7, Albloy. Mr. and Mn. Jui1es Keefer PlefiiJII lllp achool cafeteria Mr. and Mn. Carol ~ and Poula opent WedneadJty Frl!fay !'fl\lr!c· and gi-andchlldrel) of McArthwith Mr. Keafer'a parento, Mr. Mr. l!iid Mri. John -Wolfe and ur Route called at the Mllllrd and Mrs. HIIII'J X.-ftr oft-. V~fP, Becky Lewlo, Chrlatil!l home Sundl7. · VIIIIIDJ Satw-day ~ ol ~llr'l FlUs, Ohio visited ColumbuH11•l' Ill Yllltm 't ill with Mr. and Mn. Fred M, Sau~ with her oilier, Mr. put week~,... Mr. llld Mil.' Rouah won hll olat.r, Mr. and and Mr•. ~ M. llowh, Albert C..., It ·E. ~. Mn. Charley ~ of HuntlaJ· Mrs, Cilrf ·Will""" of CUI- Mr.... Jdn, .....ttl ~ Rutland Furniture I I Syrup s.O:; . Bulk Tank Service (!) t'J ~1 0 C ffee !:,.-:; 1~~~~~~~~~~~~Ti~me~~~~~ ~-;-~~~~~5~~Ha~~do~ lllt1CI••AU1 CALOMII.!! ·j;andijJe~f~fr~ey~A~ia~n:o:f~A:ih:e:n•:;~Mr=.~~~~~~~c~~~ "h I I " b~~ Cake Mixes ~;:~... -~- 25c t:· ~~a~ ~·;!•ci.: -:I 2 ;~~- 85c Weiners 1 lpol,!'. :'!ti.e Mr 49c Ground Beef Hartford News, Events ''!' :::.. -rt~hi ii' t I ..,t;. M . ~ , 1 1 m: -w VowsExchannefl. RaHGI/Iftl40f!w '":1 r • ., D'-Jn Tampa, F''ttl., JJ"ee.rms ror ~ .. . I,.... ol • . Mrt• ._..,,•• , !Jt -...-e Mit. BaptiSt Church .,, Mrw. ·c.t1 Mllll!'tillllf :n.. • COla......, _...,... . Lucy Amsbory Js Instal/eel As President Pom~roy-Middleport,"O., May lft _1968-3 Divisions, Classes For Flower .. Show At Ch ester Are Announced . nadDpl Gallipolis M::y Mr. SUllivan of -Letart Route c-ainotll'loa .... Oae paaaed after IDIIl'O than two boun dam IU, 13.5, runnlnl s IHI Louie Adkins. ' callod on E. c. Fry SUnday. bill rmut 1!1111 go back ID the low· ol tedloua debate wbid! ..... ,. ·v on rollers, Pomeroy · MaiiOil 'l1lt oldelt molhlr attelllllq Mrs. Ada 'lbomopm\ opeot Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yea- or chamber for &JIIli'O"al ol nUDiber of Demoorate rile ID poo. :20.73, Pt. PleaiDit 24.41, Hll>- Oak Grove EUB Sund3 · School &lnd1y aflemoon with her lei' and Sharon and Beverly, cllanges made Jn oommttl<le be- tool specific proviiiDDs. ' '"" ly Holen lotto! Jton 1.0'1 1tatlonary, KIDawhl on Mother's Day was Adl lOll and flmlly, Mr.- and Mrs. 1~1 8und1y lflernoon with fore it ean 10 to Rhodeo. Loot o1 Rhodeo' -~ -101 ,. Falls l.G rista1, Charleston 17- Thorn-. and tho )'011111111 ·AIIIerl 'lbompooo, Harriet, Vir· ~- Yeapr's molber, Mr1. c.to pooa1a to be acted oa b:J 11o. .,_,, .H stallnoary. London, Marmet mother was Mrs. Adalee Hart. JID!a, Alberta and Martha. lVI Hudso ol Broad Run. Aa it eomes on the floor, the HilUM, tbe 11111 WOIIId 111 Up a , and Winfield dams were on Mra. Thompson ill Mrs. Hart's Mr. James Keeler, Mrs. Er- Mr. and Mrl. James Keeler bill woold reduce the eoDIIIIislliiD i11111tU11o111J _ . , llllborll1 -.. • 41!1 111.... !I.-by RlppJ family liville, 10 If yoo 're hav· the lllls. (fandmother. She hu nl n e eel Adkina, Mrs. Nellie ~. and Paula s~l SUnday alter· 11'<1111 IS ID 1.1 members and fl"""co and ..Mlllll, IIIII 1 " »tar Jflion: lng kid trooble or just p..ln loll meve-11: anndchlldro and HVea .,..t Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keeler and 1100• with Mr\ KeQfer's par- 1110 the .,ncullure director aod boule lldlrly pMietdl- 11 11t111; , 11not Adam. thoro has bHn trouble, lot Helen help YOU. Oltlo Rt•or - Walter Beck· rrandchlldron. Mrs. ~ ~· ~veo KlnJ of the Ott enll, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond dlreclar of doftlopment u a• meatal· tr.o11tut1oai. · ' . 1111 "*''>fOUnd to keep husbands She wiU also weleomt your own jord down IS, uo 1. m.; Q11H11 II tended the Oak Otvvo Sua. Grove EUB Chlirch attended l Fife o1 Chaahlre. officio membera. 'l'hf Jlll'llon " 11ao111 ... lht otralaht 11111 ntrrow. It amusing experiences. Addreso City up If, s:to p. m.; Diesel day Sehool for siE yeors dUIII<Or meeting for the Ripley Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Doo- paued by the House ealled for Mlnorll1 ~ "•netaal li ,JP EASY 101' lhtm ID 1tny. Helen Hottel in eare of thIs up 14. 7:10 p. m. ; Crucible up straight wllhool missln& 1 SUn- and Pt. Pleosant Charges of little of Pt. Pleasant Route 1 an u-member commission. D-JWmont aJUwtah 0;., ..; ~)1 tho reaiOD fOI' ao much newspaper. If, B:IS p. m.; Ranger up 14, dey until last winter when abe the EUB Church at Ravens vllited one day last WHk with ApproVal o1 tho bill -'<1 ol- with tho JINIII'II!l'l prlDCJplo, ._ fllliii love - thoro has never 1:05 p. m.; Charleroi up 14, became ill and was con- wood Hlgh School cafeteria OD Mrs. Louise Adkins. low llbodel to appoint a ~ubll- serlbed tha 11111 • , Gl'lllldloolt 1 7fi. ,Iilln 1n7 method devised 1 12:56 a. m.; Charleo steven- lined to the ·house for most of 1\tnday evening. All the chur- Miss Bonnie Waldie ol Pt. can majorll]' to the new commio- !Altho tldor)J ptlhn" p trick of a husband, end : oon up .14. 1:311 1. m.; Western tho winter. ches on the Union Charge were Pleaaant called on Mrs. Nora aiDn. their nlltlvoe b IH ..,., .,. -know this. If th~y ....,., : up 14. Z:to a. m.: Chris Jr. up Mr. and Mrs. Harold Love of represented. Adklna 'rhursday altarnoon. Tho Golclon As• Vlllqe bill, boiiiC oold 1 bill oiiOOCII-" . of btiDI cau&hl, wed havt ' 14, 3:45 a. m.; Irene Chotla Chesapeake visited Sunday al· Mn. Elltahelh Booton sui- Mn. Ethel Rouah, Doro.lhy which now roeo ,to tha Senate. Citing tho figure c, IJ,OOO ..... &,lolllllln "lrlle" husbands. I down 14, 1:15 • · m.; Pittsburgh· ternoon with Mrs. Love'o sllter fered from servere burns on her and Judy of Brood Run visited llbio reoklenll 1m lht U yeu have dlocovered e fooler up 15, 7: 11 o. m.; PellDiyl· and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Vir- hand and feet Fclday from hot Sunday evllllng with Mr. and Ultd by llllodes durlna tho JI:'Of way to keep hu1bands l Barbara Riggs Installed Lucy vanil up lf, 3,40 a.m.; Hamil- &il Adkilll. ~aoe. Those calling on her Mrs. Feed_ M. Roush. palgn, ,,...._ aald lllal........, • brob, lot me know. Amsbary , preOident, and other ton down IS, 5:15 a. m.; Utile Mr. andMrs. Albert 'lbomp- Friday were Mr. lnd Mrs. Char. 'l1le Ladies Aid of the Boar.d• ·reviled ft(U!e of 1,110 CiYe by1 - N&WR SURE officers when the Eta Phi Sor- Edwnd up II, 1::16 a. m.; Tit- son and Harriet, VirglniJI and ley Brown, Mrs. Amy Booton, ~aptlst Church held ita meetthe biD's spoDIIOI', Rop. JICtn"l'll lliar N.S.: ,Ity chapter met this week at tho an down II, 1:45 a.m.; Juanne berUI visited Wednesday IVe- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riley, Mrs Jng Wednesday In the ochool B. Creasy R-Delllwaro, waa IIIli ·.A 1o1 ot u1 womon think wo Ot>lo Fuel Gos office In Middle- ,Jonoa up 17 , 11 p. m.; A. E. Ding wilh Mr. and Mro. Curti• Mary Grimm and children, and house. 'lboae ottendl!lj were a curate ' lljvo foolproof ways to keep hus- ' port. Dykes down 17' I: 50 a. m.; Rckard. Mrs. Mildred Thompson. Sa~ Mrs. Laura Gibbs, Mrs. Irene c . 1111rria. .happy - ond I Other new officers are. Il<Jr· J•no Zubic up II, I: 15 p. m.; Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kl!lj urday callers were her ('8Jid. Myers Mrs MlldreC: 'lbompCOUNCIL MEETING Tbo !nl!lority looder llld llle the main one is NO~ j othy Amburger, vlco preSident ; OVEC up II, 4:30 '· m.; Wav- ol Green Bank, W. Va. were mother Mrs. Oak Glmm of Le- son, Mrs.• Lora Mao Brown, 'lbe reKUlar meeting of the lowor : : - ~orrtd tham "marriore-broko. !Barbara Betzlng, treasurer; eriy up 18, 7:25 a. m.; Jean overnight tuest.s of Mr. King's Ulrt, Mr~. Lora Mae B';Own, Mrs. Maude Bleoalng Roush, Town Council of Hartford to .,.lht :.=by llle : tho old otandbys - Yvonne Scally, recordln( secre- Hutchinson down 20, 5:56 a. m.; !other, Mr. and Mrs. lves King, ~·· Holhce Thompson, Vll'gln- Mrs. Mae Roush, Mr. Char- May wu held In the Mayor a ental H gl "-~1111. Ho t, understandiDI, com- ltary, ond Bet.sy Horkey. eor- Sl. Marys up 21, 3:1$ •· m.; Soturday. Ia and Harriet, Mrs. Florence lie Brown. office. This being the first re- M Y - ....-ion, hulllQr, honesty. m· .respondmg secretary. Dave Crockett down 21, 6:20 a. Mr. Billie Wiegand o1 Point Stub and Jlnurue, and her Russell Hoffman called on gular meeting after the recent said moot~ ~ !lOt .... ~ 1 spot ol pomperln£, and A cultural program on cera· m.; Elgercliff doW!I 23, 8:20 p. Pleasant, was calling on Mr. mother-In-law, Mro. Amy Boo Mr. and Mro. Okey B. llouah town elecUon and when the eo~-~-.':. __ __,_ th b'U -~~ ' ~It Ill demondlng, 100. for :no1cs wao presented by Barbara m. John J. Rowe down 23 , and Mrs. Okey B. Roush Sun- ~n. Those calling Sunday were Wednesday morning. new members begin their term req....., ...... o I uu... --. dollll'!rllll don't make the best Riggs '". which she displayed 1::10 p. m.; Lello Shearer dowa day evening er mother, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. ond Mrs. Albert 'lbomp- of office the ... following were read! the .,. of a. . voo. ,articles lilt• had made. Lee Sey- 23, 9:45 p, m. National down Mr. Dwight Gibbs visited on Rlley of Mason, Mr. and Mrs aon and daughten visited Sat- present ~nd oworn into office Democrall olio altoeked llle And lJb additioo, an 11tra -~ ler reporttd oo the Cancer drive 23, 1: 25 a. m.; c. v. Harner Monday afternoon wilh Mr. and Jomes Staat. and Jimmie, Mr urday with hlo pareoll, Mr. by the Racorder: Mayor Wll- plan to Issue moenue bonda or =tenl first consul~ra~~: and gave a hst ol (lrlo who are up 23, 5,45 •- m.; Edeana Boa- Mrs. C. E. Fry. and Mra. Dennis Rouob, Sr., ond Mrs. Harry Thompson. liam Kelly· Recorder Jameo f!nanctng and laid lht bill wu 1 <1 . a m1n who ISN T '11n- to work on Sobin Sunday, Juno worth down GrHDup HiG Sunday d'·-· tuesta ol ,._ Mrs. Mildred Thompson and Mr. Leonard Rooob and Mil- M Ctump' and members of "sham" to bt Ultd u window "mlnd·" 2· . 7:10 a. and Mrs. Okey '"' ' Tooey • Mrs. Nancy Ro uah and ton Ray called oo Curlll Rick· the· Council, • John Roach, 0'· ... •---•· -~•- bill, '"'""' ·~ ... . - H· m.; Reliable down Greeaup B. Rouah wen ~g 1or---Hllon : . Barbora Betzlnc and Shirley a. m.: J. S. Lewis down 31, Rev. Bud Hatfield of Galipolls children and her &randparents, ard Soturday morning. Neil Quillen, Earl Fields, Mrs. comml~. thot would ollaw Ill four teen-awe clrlo have iBeeale served refreshments al· 2:to a. m.; Invader down 31, Ferry ond Rev. Silaa Billops, Mr. and Mrs. Oak Grimm, Lo- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Doolit. Frances Johnson and Ray patlenll to be bouaod I a loud friendo for aomeUme. 'so to Shirley Batey, Dee Brown, S a. m.; Robert W. Lea up 32, Point Pleatant. tart. tie ol Pt. Pleaaaot vlaltad .., Fields. poUlan housln8 focUJtleo. ntly, another g~rl began Martha Eschleman, Lelo S u t 1 a . m.; New Orlell!ll down 32, Mr. and Mrs. atarleo Trach, Mrs. Ada Thompson and Mrs. Sunday after!IOO!l with Mr. The rnHilng waa called to MaJor fmpNre-"' Ill --~llna lunch wtth us and follow- Mitch, Dora Nowell. Belly Raw- 3,40 a. m.; Suian Lane up 800 and dau&hter of Glendale, llolilce Thompson and Harriet and Mro. Howard Raybum. . order by the Mayor. Principal In another major doMiopmeDt. uo around. She IS drtvmc us Ima•. April Smith, Billy Joe ,33, 3:11 I. m.; CodrillgtGtr "'I W Va., visited Sunday with Mr. VISited Sunday alleroooon with Mr. Erneol Rickard IJ1d Mr. matters of business were get. House Fl...,.. Chalnnan Ralph Ill'· 8lw ha1 an ortrem~ Stears. Marilyn Wisecup, Mila 3ll, 5,56 1 _ m.; Oliver Shearer and Mrs. Acch Rouah. Mrs. Retha Brooks. Curtll Rickard were ahopplna tins organized and appolntln& E. FJih.,., R-Wayno, lntroducocl• . and annoymg vmce I we ve Wood , and Lynn Smith. down 34 t ·41 p. m . Ra . Mr and Mrs. Elmer Newber- Mr. and Mrs. Murl Chester In New Havan Sal:urcly aftlr. members of various commit· fl9.111 million capital lmprov., •'"""11!1011 It to her oeveral ' · ·' Vtlli · · Wofe of Letart visited SUnda aUed ... ··• ta bill to the next tw s but to no lVIII). She domwood up 34, 12:401 • m.; PhU1p ry and lamdy were SUnday d~- allernoon with Mr. and Y noon. •ney c on '"'· ..N tees. 'lbey mayor wos appoint- men cover o the conversation with Spring Carnival 11 Spora down 34, 3:45 a. m.: 11er tuests ol Mrs. Newberry s Arch Roush. Mrs Mrs. Stanley Adklrll also. ed ' Road Comlnlssioner, Harry years . 111 . 1 1 gthy occounts or l' B O M 17th Solly Polk up 34, 5:511 a. m. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mr and ,._ s•--• Mr. anCI Mrs. Stanley Adlllna Reltmlre and Bennle Fielda Doterlbln& the biD aa "more or In • en o e n av GaU Roush Sr · mrs. ....ey Adkins of Ne• Have, Mrs, Nora· Ad- were chosen Marahalla. Attor· leu • whOD and If biD," Fisher Ins- Her diction and man· : PT. PL!:ASANT :_ Tht North 11 . 15 :~~ Mr. 'and· Mrs. Jimmie Fry of of New Haven visited '111urt- kina IJ1d Mrs. Allie Hoffman vis- ney Raymond F. Musgrave was said It earmarked the fundi for rs leave much to be deSired. · Pt. Pleasant Grade School wlU · p. ., Haven He'•hts visited Monda day evenl!lj with Mr. Curlb ited Sunda• aile,_ wllh Mr. appointed to look after the Je. lmpwtemenlo only If lhtJ boo fact they're ,. atrorioos ; . Z: 15 a. m.. Albert Holden up .. ' 1 Brd and Mr Bl he ' ' hold the~r annual Spring Carnt- 6. 25 1 m '. llobtrt Welt up afternoon with his IJ'andparente Seh I. Inc Van and Mrs. Howard Rayburn. gal mailers of the proposed came available witlliD the frame. 1 oy embarriiS uo. val F id M1 y 17 ...., I • t · · ·' "- nd Mr1 Ed F oyck. "- M le Hoffman --• Rl wort of Rhocleo' 11 blllttm bud · w0 •v trledbein1 kindbutdls- ! ray. -.llll•·• ' 7:30o.m.:BonuaH.uptl.m. "" · a ry. Mr Leste R ""'· ar "'" ·water system. · 's .e . P· m. · x-w11 111vor _ Merrill Mr. and Mr1. Ronnie Carr G · r oush and Mrs. chard and Mrl. Elisabeth New· The power company wa• reget and otber 1011!'001. 1 10 ( n~, mtrnduclnl he~ ;~;'~ Activlllos plaMed for tho ovo- Marmot 10 .05 p Jll . and Pate and Mrs. Mary Bone- /rnet Chapman were Sund1y berry and 'children visited on quested ID put a new street The blU · would Jl'OilOIO fUI 0 1 1 run!. movlnl or ning include fish pondo, dart do M · :.. ·• Sol cutter o1 Pomeroy were Sunday lll!N!r guesto of Mrs. Chap- Thursday with Mrs. Allie Hoff. light on a pole near the home mllllon far lnoUtutloDI of higher 0 t part ol the ca[eterlae very t 'd wn arrnet 2... a. m.; • . . man's d 1 u 1 h tor and .,_ ec1uc tl and .. m11U for tmy and other ....ntle" moos· ~ames, pony car " t , mov- vay down Marmet 4:20 I, m.; evelllllg diMer luesto of Mrs. Roush 's brother , "''· man, of Ray Flelds. 'lbe Balilmore a on ...6 on ~ Should wo ·usl tell her lOs, record hop. spook boose, Htllll •%. doWII Wlnftold 2:10 p. Garnet Chapman. Mrs. Bone- Leonard ' Mr. and Mro Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Roush and Ohio Railroad was notified provomenta In tha Dlpa!tmlllll ot ai hi out how Jwo fool. Or do bake sale ond bazur. Lawrence m.; Beaver down Winfield 3;2S cutter is Mrs. Chapman's dau- ton Ra Roush, Sandra and Mit- spent Sunday with her brother lhat thet own does oot need aM __O!Ul __By..:.:gl:...ono_._ _ _ __ ~avo I more 11\lbtlo b u I Plant._ and Troy Holstein are ,P. m.: John MGJTow up Win- ghor, Mrs. Carr ber lrand- Mr y. and family, Mr. and Mrs. How- new crossing but needs some of . hod' FOUR ro-chaltmen. Other cha~rmen , Held u·P m. Di •-•rranddau&hter and Palo her . and Mrs. Clorence Yeoard Roush of Union Communihe crossings repoalred. It wao Claaa and teachers of the Bart. I ,... Ire met · ' M J k Ha k food ·· ·• spa"'""' ger Sharon ond Bev 1 · · h. k ford Baptist Ch"-h ESPERAT!: GIRLS ,are ": ac ncoc ' up Winfield 1:311 • · m.; R. H. great llnddaupt ed Bunda er Y VISit. •r· ordered that laborers wor lng ~- en""'ed ,., a a· and drmks; Mro. Lawrence Bosworth 11 down Wlnlield 4 10 Mr. Leo Rou1h o1 Letart and y Y tVenln( with Mr Mr. Okey B. Roush and Mr. lor the town be paid $1 per potluck oupper In the church ar lrddl$: t •- . l'f Plants and Mrs . Jam•• C. Hall, a m . Esoo Wnt Virl · iala ~. Mr. Leroy Roush coiled on Mr. v eager'a moth.,, Mrs. Blanch Dwight Gibbs were In Pom- hour. A special meeting woo social rooms. Attending were sa es peop,. m 10 are l•amot· "- 81'!'- Tu •-•, · ., p Ed Fry SUnd 1 •ea&er. I M nd bu In ~• f the Rev IIIII ,.._ W 0 n--erill the millill who lry too hard. I" · ,... s. " rner, ""• Winliold 4:15 il. m. ay morn ne. Mr "'-"·II' eroy o ay on • ess. called for May ••• or · '"'"· · · ,__. , . sale ond bazaar: Mrs. Horace ' Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Crou · _,.. Adklna visited oo Miss Marlene Roush, Dnnny purpose of studying ruleo and and chUdren, Carol, a.rt.etlne _., I ve often wondered what might · Miller, record hop: Ernest ond Poul and Eddie of Letart Soturday e•onfnc With Mr ond Roush and Junior Roush of Le- retulatlons of the proposed WD· and Paul. Mr. and Mrs. HoWIId reoult U aomeone had nor v • , Handley. popcorn: Jack Park, GETS It DAYS Falls, Ohio, opent Sunday, Mo- Mro. Virau Adklna, , tAlrt visited Sunday afternoon ter syltem and proposln( ord· Wagenhala, Mr. and Mn. AntiHIII&h to exchonge the aent~ Iticket.s; Mrs. Dlvid Martin, pa- Harold Jamet Rowley, Po'l'· tber'o Day, with Mro. Croso'o Mr, and Mrs. WOllam Van with MOton Ray and Sandra lnances for lhe town. drc~ Hume, Mn. Harry Dyer, ~If for 1 hard-nooed ta •per hat. : Mrs. Belly Sayre, l ero~, pleaded _,.Uty In C!O!IUJIM mother. Mrs. Blanch Yeager. llieter 01 Muon Yislted Sunday Roosh. SPECIAL SESSION Mrs. Donald Smith, Mn. llll Why are you not more pop- i movies· Charles H. Stone pleu court WodnHdly to vio- Mr and Mrs Lesle Adklna With Mrs. Van Meler'o parenta Mn. Sue Robinette vlslled The followlni members were Mary AumiUer, Mlaa Mlldrecl 11 1 1'181rolnlnf order, and 1nd Mr ulor?" A couna~lor could do ·spook houoe. ' lati•l N •· Adkm: 11Ited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ra Fclday evenlnr with Mr. and present at the apeclal meet•-, Chapman and Mr. A. K, Moo t- If she weren I already bOI· , was senle!ICt\d to 10 days In jail. •-t d '· or lth ..~ burn Y ...., Cl ""ur oy evenmg w =· and · Mrs. Curtis Rickard and Mrs. Mayor William Kelly, Recorder ung, 1 eel down "'lth 11 vo li mes 1 h 1 Emeraeury S'luarl h Mrs. Russell Hoffman. Mrs. Beuloh Rickard allend Blanch Van Sehoyck. James M. Crump, and eounPERSONALI prob'I;'Io::ld•:: WOMAN HEW I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ada bridal shower '111ursclay .Miss Geraldine Keefer, dau- cUmeo John Roach, Earl Mrs. A. Kelgh McClUDI hu Bu then who want.s to hurt Called For Burne Mildred MOOdispaup, Mid-) kino visited Sundiy afternoon .,....t m honor of Miaa Ann Wll- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellrl Fields, O'NeO Quilleo, · R 1 y relurrled home from Hokor bolo · '· · \ It'~ oasier lsn'l it to The Middleport E-R squad dleporl, wao jailed iD county with Mr. AdklDI lather, Mr. llama ot her home In Clifton Keeler left Wednesday mornJng Fields and Mrs. Fconceo John- pltal where abe wu 1 palienl . =·ber off to .."m.eone ~lse ·went Wednesday at 4:35 p. m. )Iii Wednesd1y by outhorlty of John Adkins at Pl. PJeasanl. Mrs. Garnet Chapman hal with a group of student. from son. lor aeveral weeka. . High MayOI' KeUy and O'Neil Qull- Mrs. Harry W, Glbblis 1 pa- · 1, _ . her till she goes away' : to So. Second-o! for Roberto the probate court for nealect ol Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Walton returned home alter opendlng Pl. Plea81Dt · Junior bul !IIYW NEVER dish oul ~ : Dudding who ""' burned by • minor. and Sue and Mrs. Apes Han- aome lime will: her dauahter Sehool for a chartered bua trip Un reported 1111 1 trip to Char- dent at Holler HoapltAll. lew facto' th't might possibly ' hot crease. Another call was ig of St. Alban, were Sunday :te!•mlly, Mrs. Mary Bone- to Waahl!ljiDo, D. C. 'lboy will lesion In the batrHSI of secur- Mr. and Mrs. Looter ChaP" •ild bor personality ' mode at 1:35 a. m. loday to PICKED UP dinner auests of Mr. walton's C and Mr. and Mra. Ronnie s~t two days •Iahlseeing and Ins 1 Federal grant for the man of Klrtlancl, Ill., wet'i vle< • -lWby doa't voo aervo up the Rutland._ where . Phillip Spang- A juvenile 11r1 was picked up mother, Mr. and Mrs. lvos arr oncl Pa.. , PO!Ileroy. retura home Saturday evenln8. proposed water system for the Ung Saturday with Mrs. Ed1 tijrtll, frosted with tad . and let lor was '" stmi-CG~~~Ciou• .,..,_ ,by local outhoritia and return· Kina. LeMrs. Cathryn Ble .lng ol Mill Karen Rayburn ol Col· town and they were liven faV• ward BleasJ"'i, · ajo know tho results? The way 1dillon and was taken to Meigs '"' to Pt. Pleasant, juvenile j Mrs. Opal Sayre ol Letart tart visited Tuesday with Mr umbua spent S8turday night orable Information for obtalniDI Weekend ....to Ill Mro. !feD. • r ·- it you CID'I lose : voo'll : Memorial hoopltal few treat- ! eourt, Wedneodoy, Ivisited Sunday afternoon with and Mrs. Oll:ey B. Roush. with her cousin Miaa 'Sharon the IJ'ant. . ry Jenkins and 111111 ...... Mr .filler .l,.ng. hor for the bet·' ment . In moyor's oourt, Guy 'IMr. and Mrs. Curtlo Rickard NSunday dinner IUeate ol Mro Yeaaer. • The ruleo and rfllllaUO!II of and Mrs. CocO Galrinl ot or she'll o•chonge you for · Kennedy forfeited a 115 bond. / 'l1le Pomeroy E-R unit Wed· adn Mrs. Blanch Van Seboyck. foora. Adkms ware her •ons ond Arch Roush and Fred M. the applicatiOn lor 1 federal Bridgeport, l»lJo, "plo "~' oren't so mean." , neod1y ol 7:47p. m. took Daisy Mr. Clarence Yeaeer and mihes, Mr. and Mrs. Stu- llouoh were In Gallipolis, Fcl· Joan were read and dlacussed Mr. and Mro. J111!eo B. COCHRAN I!:LE<TED Thomu, Hiland Rd ., Pomeroy, dauehter, Beverly, attended tht ley Adkins, New Ha•en, and day on l•n•lneaa. by the Council. M. Crump ,... tuNis ncontJ.1 Y• Htlfltll HaM Doperlmoat James Cochran. Lincoln-st. I to Meigs General hoopital, as a talent show at the Letart school ~- and Mrs. Lester Adktna and Mr. and Mrw. Dooald 1bomp- '111e proposal of -eral or· of Mn. M. C, Lewta IJ1d Mr. DNr Holen : was elected president of the medioal patient. Fclday evenin&. ;•abler and bualtend, Mr. and aon and Tolley visited Satur- dlnances were dlscuaaed and or· and Mrs, A. Ray Roulh II" i'm aondiDI tho name of an Middleport Boys' Leocuo As,.. ' Sunday dinner eueats o1 Mr. rs. Russen 'ifl>flman. day ovenllle with Mr. Thomp- dered to be passed at lht rep Pt. Plelll!lt. . 'elitl!!rl)i lady who II all olone In cialion Wedneaday nicht ot PII.OGIIAM GIVEN ond Mrs. C. E. Fry were lhtlr In llfr. and ~- l~es King were son's paranta,, Mr. >llld Mrs. Jar J!llle meetini. Mrs. W. T. Stone wu In -J't. ~ • mt borne. She lovoo 10 to get · town holl . Richard Pi<keRB is The Portland PTA mot tha BDn, Mr. and Mrs. Jolumlo Fiy, GaUipolis Friday oo busl- Harry 'lbompaon, ' LADlES ENTERTAIN Pleuant Monday. JPIIl lnd I know your <eaders ' serving as vit'O president, and lovening ol May I~ with I pro- of New Ha•ea, and rranddau- ness. Mrs. Sue Hoblaetlol and· chll· Mrs. Jobn H. Smith Jr."wu Rec!eDt cues~~ of Mrs. Btl¥' ffO!lid cheer her up. H1d been :Jant Ann Warner as secretary- ~ gram by Ill music pupils o1 &hler, Miss Judy Fry of Park- MHarry 'lbolllll,"OD called on dren visited Sunday alternilOII '-1111 to the Lldieo Bible Ward llh lDI and Mlaa Al»i' ~ lor an invalid brother treasurer. Mayor Lee Srnllh, Mercedes c.ndoo, and studonll ersbure. , r. Curtlo Rickard Wedneo- with Mr. lid Mrs. Afdl Roulh. c1au oflht Hartford Methodlol rty Bleulng ._Mr. ad!~ - .. -~~I she fell and became an in- 1roliring league prostdent, Iol MtDonald llllidleo of dance. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 'lbomp- da~ afternoon. Mr. aDd Mra. Looter Adtlna chureh for their June meetln( Faye. Bleuln( and Mles Arlut .ucl herself. Now she has no od the meeling and handad the aon and lamUy of Miamisburg, rs. Mlna ~en of Union visited SUnday afternoon with helcl Jn the aoelol I'OOilll of Bleos~ng ol SllubemUie, Ohio. ', · ~. , • abo has been 1 widow , iavel to Cochran •pon hlo ULitAIJ: l'RIIONO:U Ohio, spenl Soiurday ni&ht and r.;:;:munity_ VISited '111urlday Mrs. Adkins' brother, Mr. Shlr- the church. Durille the social Mrs. F. C. .MUIII"IVt of PL ffr yean, with m children. She oloctioo. ' TOKYO •UPII - Conmumlll Sunday with bll mother and ;;.,U her Sliter, Mrl. Florence ley Soyre at Leon. hour eomea wore enjoyed by Plea81Dt waa the ,...t ot Mr. 011 · • W. Nn. F11m Vendercriff, c-o ]China roloosod . , lndlu pr1aon- hu1band, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Leu Smith o1 the group. eonclutllnc the even- and Mrs. J, M. Ctump Sundq . P•'a Raal u..... Ollio , lowe . I.OCAL TEMPS .,.. of wor Wed!Miday. the New Rayburn. Mr. Oll:oy B. Roush ClUed Ma- v!Jlted Saturday after- In& refreohmenll were served lflernooa. ' · t'- 4 FRIEND Temperoture In Pll!MIJ'Oy ls iChina DIWI alflley 111d in a' Mrs. Irene Roush, Kay IJ1d on Mr. and Mr1. C. E. Fry on noon wllh Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1o Mrs. Ben Smith, Mrs. Sue Mr. and Mrs. George B, IM-. !· iftllo eoliUM II dedicated to 13, under JN1rtly eloudy skloo. broodcut IIMlllitorod bore. , Rodcer, vlaited SUnday alter- SaMturday. M. Roush. Kell, Mrs: Edna Wayland, Mrs. ner lind Mr. and Mrs. Jaltlll noon with Mr. oDd Mrs. DOnr. and Mrs. Leator Adklna Nondlo Fields, Mrs. Jlllllle M. Ctump were h"i,.l tlslt.. I ., ~I f•'lm Slt'des • Min4!r•."ifl4!JJ'SCS ,' Are program -. . Meetinlf l1 Held The May meeting ri the wsc 1 CJ J2 For ass ~u~hth~~;;:-sda~th=~ Fiftm4!P ~0"" 1":ft 2 p. m.: No entry may be reE:x 'bit moved before 4 p. m. SUnday, · ;...~:.W:NT _.,_PI May 26- Judglnp will be by .1" merit system ; lito artificial or - r - iMiJf artificially colored plant materp, Jt.: l 'lbe Spring Flower Show of &re chairmen for !he show. lais permitted. (Exception Film slides of historical sites : noon at the church, with Mrs. 'l1le Temple lloptllt Churcll l!:lyria. Alao oboervl!lj IY)'Il. ! the Chester Garden Club will Rules to govern the show are Class 10); Accessories are per- and points of Interest through· IKarl Grueoer presiding. the Lambert's blr1hday . the card arath• l' be held in the dining ·hall of Entries are open toe veryone, 11111ted m all calsses unless oths nd c _ __, the ~Tampa,""~-.,... w '...... ' .. , . I f ,. out the United tates • an- : Group singing ..,..,~ scene of lht April 12th weddln& were the loUowlng Medic .r ., th Che t M the Art' t . Arr b ldl e s er asonic ui ng, excepl . sIC ange· erw1se statea ; Add1t1ooa o 1- ada were shown by Hev . Mar- l meeting followed with the of Miss DoMo Jeane Kmg , dau- Mr. and Mro. Harley" · 'l'lae' Wh ' Angel l' Saturday, May 25, from 2 • 4 p. ments, which are open only may be ~ m all classes vin Dowson at the May meet- 1t.ord 's Prayer m unison and the ghler ol Mrs Edith King and :Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wbite qainst CUI&ln' Hore l!Jlll Pret!J m. and 7 • 9 p. m. ond Sunday, to Chester Garden Club; all ex·1~:~~;:ul~o~t:h:e rw1se stated: Ali i mg of Class t2 of Heath Meth- ,hymn, " I Must Tell Jesus." the tate Edward Kmg of Ches- Hmn of Flatwoods, Mr. lllll'IS.JV - " ' May 26 from 2-4 p. m. hibit• must be staged between II specimens m I o<hsl Church held Wedne.day "Lord, Teoch Us To Pray," ter and David K White son Mrs Joe Johnson !lonnie Stafford. Mrs. Paul Boer, Mrs. Hor· 12 and I :45 p. m. Soturday, named classes must havo the evening at the church. was tho topic of lht program of and Mrs C C Wh;te uf ry Kenneth and ' Prioo o1 tlckel.l is fl.5t for ace Karr and Mrs. !loy Holter May 25. Judging will start at vanety nome wntten on the en· Mrs. Jack Bechtle led dev<>- ,presented by Mrs. Eugene Forb- Tamp~ . ' and Mrs. Jameo and '1$ cent& for children 1SUe and GfeUory try tag or a label attached to twns, using an article concern- es. Readings on the topic were 12. Proceeds will he u lht stem; Entries are to be lng the commemoratlon of AI- gtven by Mrs Hosmer Roush, The Rev. Albert Boutwell who Rural Rt Pomerayt equipment needed llY lhfO staged unqer the direction of sersgate and the conversiOn of Mrs. Brooks Sayre, Mrs. Char~ perfqrmed the double rmg cere- Jones of New Haven, Mr ~;~'!!!~~;;;;~;;;-;;;;;:· ; the stagmg c~mmlttee ; Florist John Wesley She read the les Grueser . Mrs Sadle Brown, m?ny before an alta~ of Easter Mrs Gene Lambert aun:~otte, flowers may be used m the t30th Psalm and concluded the 1and Mrs Otto Harlenbach A lihes and white glodiOlas Is a D 'd Doo a d 6,.ryl 0 ArtisUc Arrangements in event devotions w1th prayer. "readmg , ··Prayer Covenant:" by brother of the groom , and l he jp::h· Fork · "Mr and Mrs. that llowers in members garThe mmiSter showed film Mrs. Stella Grueser concluded clergyman of Temple BaptiSt Cecil Glllogl~ Steven carla Jo 1 den frozen; Exhibitors back _or m w111 Cmcinnati, str ps of h1shis former Par1sh near theDurmg program . ~sic and Mrs Kenneth Grover and twP.enarebloom college t·ampus the business session,• a church A half~hour nu~lal 1 be allowed in the hall durmg m 111prmg , snow scenes, and au· contnbut10n of $5.00 was made was presented .Y nna ori Joy of P~meroy. lb. oral judging; and Judges de- jtumn scenery Historic Sites 1 to the Religious Education fwxl. wood, the orgams.t, and C a~. cisions are final. New Eglad, Cada, and west· Mrs. Forbes reported on contri- Romeos, the sol~~st, sang . I Divisions include Horticul~ ern America were of in teres! butions made to the Joca) Love You Truly, ingthethweddmg OHIO VALLEY ture Specimens and must be to the class members. church and community. prayer. ~~ dur. e ~~reby name, ( 11 iris, or Mrs. Guy Shuler, · president, Cookies and c~ffee were serv.. mony • th~ Lord s. P~~er. . purple self) violet, yellow self , presided over the business ses- ~to those named above and _The bbr~~ltwaspgl~e t ·~;ar 1~ white ground plicata or fancy , sion, The report of the nomin- Mrs. Clifrord Phillips. Hostesses riage Y 1 on ou no 0 am· We handle all sizes of tankl, SWANSDOWN other ; (2) Peonies, single, Jap- ating .committee composed of for the June meeting will be pa. . 1 I for bottle gas. We servictV anese, double : {31 Roses, hy~ Mrs. Mildred Ziegler, Mr s. Har- Mrs. Bradford Maag and Mrs. Tht~ ~~~~~ ~0 ~r h~ b~ut/ ;h~f~ 1eng 1 , what we seU. 1 brid tea flonbunda ramblers, r¥ Chesher, and Mrs. Herman ,Stella Grueser. -8_ h h 11eta wit w ite ac- 1 ' ' · · · h , fon over ta (4f Flowermg Haddox was g1ven wJt new i . d bo f . k grandiflora 1 Shrubs. ' officers elected as follows , PHS RHS f ou.ng cessor~es , an a uque o pm I MAXWELL HOUSE- 3 tb. con 25c cOUpon on next Specimens of potted plants · p~esident, . Mrs. Earl Knight: f:J ·-'I C. dl'd ~ ca~~=:Jo~~~a Mae Atkins of . '~belled J· (1) cac ti succulents VICe president, Mrs. J a c k eop e om men T 'd f h d ( 0 purchoN - - - - - - - RUTLAND, OHIO Ul ' ' ' 8 htl t M J ampa was rna I -o · onor an philodendron , African Violet, ec e: secre ary, rs. arne;" The Meigs Th~alr~ entertain· Mr. J . ·F. McRae, best man . others. Euler. and treasurer, Mrs. C. ed two of the Me1gs county Th b d d I"" m Bego mas Ameryllis ' Exhibit· F · H"bb · · ·n be I,schools alt~r . . . e n e gra ua ~ 1 r o · (labelled) SWEET BRIER 1 s. Th e plcmc WI their JunJOr -Sem- Eastern Hi h school in 1959 and I Educational Rod Sour . ors collection, Collection of I hel~ a~ the home of Mrs. 0 . P.. or Prom WI~h a mJdmght show. until her ;arria~e. was em· :::~~::;::;=~==::::i~::::::;ii:::::;::;::.:5 ( Pitted - - - - un shells, collection of insecl'li, col- Klem m June. . Pomeroy High had their show lo ed as secretarv at l''erman lection of stones, wild flower . Mrs. Shuler t~anked the off1- i Fnday April .19th and Hutland ~IJsmobile · t"o 1 cers and committees for thetr 1High had thelf show Saturday, Th · . ed 11 STOKLEYS c& ec I n. ' . . cooperation during the year. :\1ay 11th e J':room a 1so ~~ emp 1oy Artistic Arrangement ,Sprmg 1 F 11 . . 1· •· He 1en 1·. . v()ns manager a n d at Ferman Oldsmobile as air . . . h o owmg lh e mee 11-ng a sa .. . con C Mel~y)" "S~nnglime 10 t_ e ad course was served by the 1owner of - the' Meigs Theatre conditiOner mech.anlc. . . . Rock.Ies usmg rocks and . 10 ~ Hostesses from a table cover- 1said that the faculty of the PHS Ahf'r the weddmg 8 1e~eptton .~ludJng other~lant .~ater~,als, ed with a lace cloth and cen- Iand RHS as well as the parents ' was held at the ~o.me of Mr." HERSHEYS Over the Ran.OOw :. - ~.res- tered with an arrangement of :are to he commended highly for !I ~nd Mrs . J · } · M( R.ae · brothel · Chocolat• cent arrangement; Trees . - pansies with blue tapers in i the effort they have put forth m-law and Sister of. the gro~~ . Ftovor - - - - 1 lb. con a Hne arrangerneGodnt .~eatuntrn~ china holders. Mrs . Shuler pre- m - instructinu and grooming IMFor Kh~r daughter be s . wedddang, 0 b hes · "One I· · rs mg wore a ranc • ,•G d . sided at the corfee service. these fine young people. The ef· "th. bl k . 1ge d ress angle arrangement; · ar en m h t •~· t d 1 WI ac accessones an cor1ort as no u=n was e as was d . . · DRY GOODS SPORTS WEAR SHOES the Rai' ~ - nunaatun. gar en VISITS PARENTS b h . d" .d 1 ho I sage of red carnations . After a • · g· "Japanese Sand~ . . ' proven Y eac m lVI ua w ·short honevmoon at Gull Beach wa t e~ sho wm . • . . Mtss Carolyn Parker of OhiO attended ; all were t'OUrteous, · " ~n·. - ort~ntal mfluence , University spent the weekend refined and quiet , which proves and Chester . they are ~ow at While Strollmg Throug~ . the with her parents Mr. and Mrs. thai juvenile delinquency dues home at 802 CIPveland·st, Apt. 1860-RACINE, 0.-1963 ~ark One Day," - e~hlbllors Marion Parker. ' not exist when young people en- J, Tampa "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING ~nterpretaUon ; "J~.ne 18 B_u~t-·~ --·~ joy the proper training under ----UNDER ONE ROOF" mg Out .All Over, ~ exhJbJt~ plant material; "Moon River'' the guidance of good parents · PARTY JS. HELD ors choice of contamer, and _Hogarth curve ; '·Alley Cat," and in Meigs County's good The annual Eighth grade Party wa~ held Tuesday even- a dramatic arragement. sc:huols . Junior, "Down By the Old _____ mg at the Middleport High Mill Stream" weathered GUIDANCE GIVEN school wilh the students enjoywood and any other plant mat. ing a record hop. Refreshments ~ednesday . evenmg at the 1were served during the evening. ~, erials; Invitational class - M1ddl~port H~gh Sch~l a ~n· Faculty members pregfnt were "Spring Song" - exhibitors inw and mformat10n ~nod . Alfred Scarberry, Mr. Earl ; terpretation. was held ror parents o~ Eighth Knight , Mr. Henry Nu'n and students who will enter Superintende 1Jt L. W. McCom· 1 high school next fall. Mr. L. W. as McComas, Superintendent, a n d _ · - - - - - - - - Mr. Alfred Scarbedrry, · olficers, delegates and al· : 1 RACINE, OHIO were on hand to ISCUSS cour.s ts ·lernates are requested to be to students and requ1re~ present to be installed. : ments needed. Miss Seren Lewis received the parents as they came and helped during the evening. The parents who attended were interested and commented on the meeting as informative and of importance to the future of their children. DallY. Sentinel, . ~. • I d . CIIWIP ·•iftt f.pc. UI c~-- * Po'"'r adjuster · * Air jet for sprayirllo do-mothinc ~ , ..... . �•• I·"Pa~J1 S.ntln,l. PomProy-Middleport. 0 ., May 18. toes - - - - - - - - D:.v•r ,._ . --;-"f 1.~ ~ < 'lr:~elen nuelp I v, Ts~ ., Ge... R•port ,._ • lon, la!IIJld ll'andlon. Mart GllktJ Mr. tnd Mrs. Tobey'IM,yen or ·Pomeroy villted Sundly If. ....t ~ wilb hlr parenll, llrnoon with Mrl. WIIJI•IQII' Ill- Oak . Grove Society News Mr. lid Mrs. Dwilht Olbbo. ~~-~e-;:, n;:' ::n~· and Mn. llonrd RaY. Third' oor Debate'!AJV I --ms · ·Wf... For Ohio'sLegislators F ' l Mn. a. tow:so,: i~ lUAT >~(>l.lltN6, ">'QM.IN6 AND f!AWUN6 ~"ttJ;~ ~.c,~ ~Ell?! ~AT WILL 1l4i NE:t~JIOQS 1\ltNI< ~!! Smoked • _ • ~·, _ •u .,. rnc - - . . '"' " lb ·s· =-~~1:~ i'11i11Y MJ6I.IT GUs$··· ,( .. . J. Sausage l9c 3 lbs. 51 . VISIT MRS. JIODSON Mr. and Mrs. Jack Conroy and daughters SUe and Jackie of Columbus eame Friday to spend the weekend and ther's [)ay with Mr. Conroy's mother, Mrs. B. A. Dodson and Mrs. Conroy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bohr and family. Also coming were Mr. and· Mrs. Erroll Conroy, son Hugh, of ron, and Mr. and Mrs. Errol! Conroy, Jr., daughter Kimber~ ly Ann, of Canton, to visit Mrs. Dodson, Erroll Jr.'s grandmoth· er. Mrs . Dodson, has learned her granddaughter, Mrs. George Craft, of Basoda, Mich. Is in a hospital there. are ctpturtd 1 ttll .: 17 -je_. ••lcb wl t tt ~uutlful 011rtthed tlpaiU:ICJn braeeltt. ps.l'S Ground Beef 3 lbs. $1.00 Meaty BOILING BEEF 5 lbs. 1.00 Sliced Sliced BOLOGNA 3 lbs. 1.00 CHEESE .- - - - - .7% BEER & WINE - c 0 F F E E ~EGULAR - - BACON ENDS 5 lbs. ·99( 21b. box 59c -CARRY-OUT MAXWELL HOUSE ., D R I P - - - - HOM$24.75 GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE lb .69c Pomeroy , I .' 4 lb. 69c 8 lb. 1.35 25 lb. 2.99 --- •HI C Grope cant GALLON ld . . . . . ,, A poweriMtus.! Over 1 H.P. •otor a:ives thorouth· cleanine; suction. Wheels in and IRO-ility. ** Fli!l-lotl Hd Over 1 !IIOtar H.P. Sa•itiztll' * U..breakoble llJioa bose . 1 SIMO~ N'S OPEN EVERY DAY Including Thursday 9:00 to 7:00 ;i S.lf.S.rvice Mtrket WY 2-397~ Pomeroy 9:~ ~ 9:00 · Beer .and Wl•e .Saturday ,. ,.,. ' ' STAR SUPPLY CO . RACINE, · OHIO INGELS FUR .. ,. WY2·2635 . , ., l ,- '- . ... ....,. ..,.~ ........ . >L . ··~· out tor areater This handsome, 16-piece set of stainleos steel l tablew-,,. crafted by lnternationaC Silver nllll CQ, ••• )lOin t« just 99¢ mooe witlt ll!le PI"- IOIUSI ~se of tile PriDcess U! ALMOST ANY SURFACE eQtnCK EA..'lY CLEAN-UP !PROTECTS LlKE A PLASTIC SIDELD •BUSTER RESISTANT I a·" KCZMies lltlst EASILY, EFFORTLESSLY 30 MINUTES willie p? .4 '.,..pc, set * S.fl ""''' bUmWMr coddy $759 .95 * [HftoU whl'lels * ConYtnieat hHdle .nd toe switc:h * Direct ho-se connectron * Polyeth._. br1idecl hose * fi1p -top steel • Dispuabfl, !bnitiud' Oust 811( ** """ cent Disposable, sac HOUSE PAINT e With lutnr Addod - *M PTA TO MEET The Racine Elementary PTA. will hold its regular m~etln,g I ! Monday, May 20 at 7:311. DUPONT LUCITE Log Cabin Syrup 12 Ounce Sin High pow..-.d' l010 priced' And 11'0-; oew E"'ei<a we1ghs Ml at j!J'3t l()lh ~· Yes, it's Eurelotia QUal>~\~ aM the way U..ougto... just clled tile leatures and see! Modo! 111 Cat Life Cat Food can 9c BOILED HAM lb. . 79c JUICE SALE e Hawollon Punch • Grope- 3 $1 fr.ult • Hi C Oren.- .c Chipped LARD \ HOMECOMING SET The annual homecoming and rally day will be held Sunday the Naomi Baptist Church of which Rev. Samuel Jackson pastcr. The Rev. Henry Fletcher of the Fourth IB•1pt1ist church, Ironton, wlll guest speaker at 2 p. m. will be accompanied by the choir of the church, who wiU present special numbers. O'»'f'lErE IUlOV4 SflfCTION ~ .. ... ,.. 1 Try Our FRESH a ·EatI Holfi!IJ, ' f .,.,.tOI>iU VACATION Mr. and Mra. JIJIIII, tiller · WAIIUNOTON CUPII - Kn. and chlklrtq . ~olm lrvll! IIIli ~ Jaoquelllla JCI!metly ba 1 pool- Joyce Arm "of Cllarlee!an IPiilt fG!Ied hor llll!llM' v101tloli allltlnday 1rith ~ Fllier'a puJlflllmlo Port, Maas.. urtlll tha eata, Mr. IJ1d Mra. W, ~ ll'llll l,ll JW,. · iCau, ' • Extra Special Prices On All Truck Tires Pure Pork Callie Hams *• . ar., ar. ' e SIMON'S SAVINGS·· NO STAMPS l'li•· IJ1d Jetmle were Stulclaj auuta of Mr. _lllld Mn.' \VA. ·stone. papertnc, Mr, lid Mrs. Gecr.. A, Mr. lid Mrs. Wealty l:lollo kni8bt and Miaa Adela of Q1lDJeotbe wert Suadty Kniabt of llliDtlrlpl!lapenl..., · fllilont of Mr. IJ1d Mrs, Jll'f'Ot day wilb Mr. and Mri: WIIltara : Babo. ~I and Mr. lid Jlrl. TRUCK TIRE 19c PROFFITTS WHOLESALE ~arwburg, Mr. Harry <'.ampbeD ·of )Ia. aon, Georae Lemer and t.lr/ and Mrs, Jamea ·M. Omip In GaUipolla ~- , Mr. and Mn. Mll'l'l'lll J~ ' son, Nicty, ~ ll!id ~ ·, ty_ Jo of a,n~po"', Mr. · Mrs, Gecqe J111111 Blllr DUNLOP! I BIG BIG SAVINGS ON ALL TRUCK TIRES Stone, Elizabeth Mra. Nellie MacKnlsht, at Charles Jubllng Moadiy. Mro. Gt'tleBoer, Mrs. 01'8Mrs. hu lleeD Helen Gibho, Mro. ,.yde Mac- on the alck 1111 for 11\'ltll Knl£hl, Mrs. Cllra Quillen weeb. Brown, Mlllel Eather ~ Mrs. pan Rouah, Mrs, Knleht and Lois Ann Glbbl. Roush, Mrs. Ray 'flrnnrjliao; ot ·, POTLUCJt SUPI'l':R Letart, were Monday ~ : Members of the Adult Bible ol Mra. Edwatd lllelllDC. ,1 / and Mr. and Mrl. Olin aarv.,. Mn. Ora Cottrill wu In MeArt1uJi> an buslneia ..-lly. Mr. and Mn. Donald Corle lind K!vlll of Au- opent 'Stnt411)' with hll paronll, Mr. and Mn. Albert Cone. Mrs. Pearl Kilton aulated her sister Jn Welloton with her Fruit Cocktail 303 25 I I ~ 30319 Phone SH. 2-4811 WAID CROSS' SONS *• Chestnut ft¥1•e Uf5 soc···ety News' ' Ch errleS • e ':!•• nisMiss Roush, Sr. 'lbompson at- visited evenl!lj Raywith Martha Mr. andFcldtly Mro. Howard tended tho Wahama Band ban- burn. Mr. Raybura returned quet at lht hl&h school 1n M• ~ from Pleaaaot Valley hos!1011 Friday evenlnJ ptlal Friday. He bad been I Dallaa Gibbs of Broad Hun medical patient for four dayo. VIsited Soturd_, allernooo with Mr. and Mts. J. R. Kl!lj of his parent&, Mr. and Mrs. Pl. P~ visited SUnday Aomny those havili, meulel Dwight Gibbs. with Mr. lnd Mrs. Bill Cullen the past were were lht children Mr. •nd Mro. Dennis Roush, and 101111. or Mr. ond Mrs. Frank Schllil, Sr. and Mrs. Beulah Rickard Mr. ond Mrs. aarence Ad Mlu Rllll Wilbur, Dll Krebl, spent Mooday in Huntington on k1111 Yislted l(rs, Adkins par- and Joey NeiiOII. buslrMa and ohopplnJ. Willie tall, Mr. ond lh. Jonh Greer John Baul Henslar and family In Huntington they visited witll la Pl. Pleasall! SUnday after- o1 Newark opent a weekatld with Mrs. Roush's slster-1-iaw, Mrs. noon. . home folka hero. Berniece Edwards, and Mra. Mr · ond Mro. Joe Keeler and VlsltJnc Mn. . Ginevra Foster Johnnie Mae Stuke who wa, chlldnn of Leon visited Tues- were Jerry Huff IIJlC! famUy ot a medical patient at St. M• day eft!ll!lj with Mr. and Mrs. Kettesing, Mra. Ztlta Weyand ry's Hospital. Jamn ,Kreler and Paula. and Paul and Comle lind MinMiss Cheryl Williamson of Mrs. Naomi Yeqer and Sha nie Caompbell of CGlumbua, South Side spent Wedneoday ron ttllnded the FHA Mother and Mr. IJ1d Mra. Joo Turner ni&ht with Mist Sharon Ye11er. llau&htlr Banquet II the Pt and Kenney IJ1d Tan7, Albloy. Mr. and Mn. Jui1es Keefer PlefiiJII lllp achool cafeteria Mr. and Mn. Carol ~ and Poula opent WedneadJty Frl!fay !'fl\lr!c· and gi-andchlldrel) of McArthwith Mr. Keafer'a parento, Mr. Mr. l!iid Mri. John -Wolfe and ur Route called at the Mllllrd and Mrs. HIIII'J X.-ftr oft-. V~fP, Becky Lewlo, Chrlatil!l home Sundl7. · VIIIIIDJ Satw-day ~ ol ~llr'l FlUs, Ohio visited ColumbuH11•l' Ill Yllltm 't ill with Mr. and Mn. Fred M, Sau~ with her oilier, Mr. put week~,... Mr. llld Mil.' Rouah won hll olat.r, Mr. and and Mr•. ~ M. llowh, Albert C..., It ·E. ~. Mn. Charley ~ of HuntlaJ· Mrs, Cilrf ·Will""" of CUI- Mr.... Jdn, .....ttl ~ Rutland Furniture I I Syrup s.O:; . Bulk Tank Service (!) t'J ~1 0 C ffee !:,.-:; 1~~~~~~~~~~~~Ti~me~~~~~ ~-;-~~~~~5~~Ha~~do~ lllt1CI••AU1 CALOMII.!! ·j;andijJe~f~fr~ey~A~ia~n:o:f~A:ih:e:n•:;~Mr=.~~~~~~~c~~~ "h I I " b~~ Cake Mixes ~;:~... -~- 25c t:· ~~a~ ~·;!•ci.: -:I 2 ;~~- 85c Weiners 1 lpol,!'. :'!ti.e Mr 49c Ground Beef Hartford News, Events ''!' :::.. -rt~hi ii' t I ..,t;. M . ~ , 1 1 m: -w VowsExchannefl. RaHGI/Iftl40f!w '":1 r • ., D'-Jn Tampa, F''ttl., JJ"ee.rms ror ~ .. . I,.... ol • . Mrt• ._..,,•• , !Jt -...-e Mit. BaptiSt Church .,, Mrw. ·c.t1 Mllll!'tillllf :n.. • COla......, _...,... . Lucy Amsbory Js Instal/eel As President Pom~roy-Middleport,"O., May lft _1968-3 Divisions, Classes For Flower .. Show At Ch ester Are Announced . nadDpl Gallipolis M::y Mr. SUllivan of -Letart Route c-ainotll'loa .... Oae paaaed after IDIIl'O than two boun dam IU, 13.5, runnlnl s IHI Louie Adkins. ' callod on E. c. Fry SUnday. bill rmut 1!1111 go back ID the low· ol tedloua debate wbid! ..... ,. ·v on rollers, Pomeroy · MaiiOil 'l1lt oldelt molhlr attelllllq Mrs. Ada 'lbomopm\ opeot Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Yea- or chamber for &JIIli'O"al ol nUDiber of Demoorate rile ID poo. :20.73, Pt. PleaiDit 24.41, Hll>- Oak Grove EUB Sund3 · School &lnd1y aflemoon with her lei' and Sharon and Beverly, cllanges made Jn oommttl<le be- tool specific proviiiDDs. ' '"" ly Holen lotto! Jton 1.0'1 1tatlonary, KIDawhl on Mother's Day was Adl lOll and flmlly, Mr.- and Mrs. 1~1 8und1y lflernoon with fore it ean 10 to Rhodeo. Loot o1 Rhodeo' -~ -101 ,. Falls l.G rista1, Charleston 17- Thorn-. and tho )'011111111 ·AIIIerl 'lbompooo, Harriet, Vir· ~- Yeapr's molber, Mr1. c.to pooa1a to be acted oa b:J 11o. .,_,, .H stallnoary. London, Marmet mother was Mrs. Adalee Hart. JID!a, Alberta and Martha. lVI Hudso ol Broad Run. Aa it eomes on the floor, the HilUM, tbe 11111 WOIIId 111 Up a , and Winfield dams were on Mra. Thompson ill Mrs. Hart's Mr. James Keeler, Mrs. Er- Mr. and Mrl. James Keeler bill woold reduce the eoDIIIIislliiD i11111tU11o111J _ . , llllborll1 -.. • 41!1 111.... !I.-by RlppJ family liville, 10 If yoo 're hav· the lllls. (fandmother. She hu nl n e eel Adkina, Mrs. Nellie ~. and Paula s~l SUnday alter· 11'<1111 IS ID 1.1 members and fl"""co and ..Mlllll, IIIII 1 " »tar Jflion: lng kid trooble or just p..ln loll meve-11: anndchlldro and HVea .,..t Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keeler and 1100• with Mr\ KeQfer's par- 1110 the .,ncullure director aod boule lldlrly pMietdl- 11 11t111; , 11not Adam. thoro has bHn trouble, lot Helen help YOU. Oltlo Rt•or - Walter Beck· rrandchlldron. Mrs. ~ ~· ~veo KlnJ of the Ott enll, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond dlreclar of doftlopment u a• meatal· tr.o11tut1oai. · ' . 1111 "*''>fOUnd to keep husbands She wiU also weleomt your own jord down IS, uo 1. m.; Q11H11 II tended the Oak Otvvo Sua. Grove EUB Chlirch attended l Fife o1 Chaahlre. officio membera. 'l'hf Jlll'llon " 11ao111 ... lht otralaht 11111 ntrrow. It amusing experiences. Addreso City up If, s:to p. m.; Diesel day Sehool for siE yeors dUIII<Or meeting for the Ripley Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Doo- paued by the House ealled for Mlnorll1 ~ "•netaal li ,JP EASY 101' lhtm ID 1tny. Helen Hottel in eare of thIs up 14. 7:10 p. m. ; Crucible up straight wllhool missln& 1 SUn- and Pt. Pleosant Charges of little of Pt. Pleasant Route 1 an u-member commission. D-JWmont aJUwtah 0;., ..; ~)1 tho reaiOD fOI' ao much newspaper. If, B:IS p. m.; Ranger up 14, dey until last winter when abe the EUB Church at Ravens vllited one day last WHk with ApproVal o1 tho bill -'<1 ol- with tho JINIII'II!l'l prlDCJplo, ._ fllliii love - thoro has never 1:05 p. m.; Charleroi up 14, became ill and was con- wood Hlgh School cafeteria OD Mrs. Louise Adkins. low llbodel to appoint a ~ubll- serlbed tha 11111 • , Gl'lllldloolt 1 7fi. ,Iilln 1n7 method devised 1 12:56 a. m.; Charleo steven- lined to the ·house for most of 1\tnday evening. All the chur- Miss Bonnie Waldie ol Pt. can majorll]' to the new commio- !Altho tldor)J ptlhn" p trick of a husband, end : oon up .14. 1:311 1. m.; Western tho winter. ches on the Union Charge were Pleaaant called on Mrs. Nora aiDn. their nlltlvoe b IH ..,., .,. -know this. If th~y ....,., : up 14. Z:to a. m.: Chris Jr. up Mr. and Mrs. Harold Love of represented. Adklna 'rhursday altarnoon. Tho Golclon As• Vlllqe bill, boiiiC oold 1 bill oiiOOCII-" . of btiDI cau&hl, wed havt ' 14, 3:45 a. m.; Irene Chotla Chesapeake visited Sunday al· Mn. Elltahelh Booton sui- Mn. Ethel Rouah, Doro.lhy which now roeo ,to tha Senate. Citing tho figure c, IJ,OOO ..... &,lolllllln "lrlle" husbands. I down 14, 1:15 • · m.; Pittsburgh· ternoon with Mrs. Love'o sllter fered from servere burns on her and Judy of Brood Run visited llbio reoklenll 1m lht U yeu have dlocovered e fooler up 15, 7: 11 o. m.; PellDiyl· and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Vir- hand and feet Fclday from hot Sunday evllllng with Mr. and Ultd by llllodes durlna tho JI:'Of way to keep hu1bands l Barbara Riggs Installed Lucy vanil up lf, 3,40 a.m.; Hamil- &il Adkilll. ~aoe. Those calling on her Mrs. Feed_ M. Roush. palgn, ,,...._ aald lllal........, • brob, lot me know. Amsbary , preOident, and other ton down IS, 5:15 a. m.; Utile Mr. andMrs. Albert 'lbomp- Friday were Mr. lnd Mrs. Char. 'l1le Ladies Aid of the Boar.d• ·reviled ft(U!e of 1,110 CiYe by1 - N&WR SURE officers when the Eta Phi Sor- Edwnd up II, 1::16 a. m.; Tit- son and Harriet, VirglniJI and ley Brown, Mrs. Amy Booton, ~aptlst Church held ita meetthe biD's spoDIIOI', Rop. JICtn"l'll lliar N.S.: ,Ity chapter met this week at tho an down II, 1:45 a.m.; Juanne berUI visited Wednesday IVe- Mr. and Mrs. Jack Riley, Mrs Jng Wednesday In the ochool B. Creasy R-Delllwaro, waa IIIli ·.A 1o1 ot u1 womon think wo Ot>lo Fuel Gos office In Middle- ,Jonoa up 17 , 11 p. m.; A. E. Ding wilh Mr. and Mro. Curti• Mary Grimm and children, and house. 'lboae ottendl!lj were a curate ' lljvo foolproof ways to keep hus- ' port. Dykes down 17' I: 50 a. m.; Rckard. Mrs. Mildred Thompson. Sa~ Mrs. Laura Gibbs, Mrs. Irene c . 1111rria. .happy - ond I Other new officers are. Il<Jr· J•no Zubic up II, I: 15 p. m.; Mr. and Mrs. John L. Kl!lj urday callers were her ('8Jid. Myers Mrs MlldreC: 'lbompCOUNCIL MEETING Tbo !nl!lority looder llld llle the main one is NO~ j othy Amburger, vlco preSident ; OVEC up II, 4:30 '· m.; Wav- ol Green Bank, W. Va. were mother Mrs. Oak Glmm of Le- son, Mrs.• Lora Mao Brown, 'lbe reKUlar meeting of the lowor : : - ~orrtd tham "marriore-broko. !Barbara Betzlng, treasurer; eriy up 18, 7:25 a. m.; Jean overnight tuest.s of Mr. King's Ulrt, Mr~. Lora Mae B';Own, Mrs. Maude Bleoalng Roush, Town Council of Hartford to .,.lht :.=by llle : tho old otandbys - Yvonne Scally, recordln( secre- Hutchinson down 20, 5:56 a. m.; !other, Mr. and Mrs. lves King, ~·· Holhce Thompson, Vll'gln- Mrs. Mae Roush, Mr. Char- May wu held In the Mayor a ental H gl "-~1111. Ho t, understandiDI, com- ltary, ond Bet.sy Horkey. eor- Sl. Marys up 21, 3:1$ •· m.; Soturday. Ia and Harriet, Mrs. Florence lie Brown. office. This being the first re- M Y - ....-ion, hulllQr, honesty. m· .respondmg secretary. Dave Crockett down 21, 6:20 a. Mr. Billie Wiegand o1 Point Stub and Jlnurue, and her Russell Hoffman called on gular meeting after the recent said moot~ ~ !lOt .... ~ 1 spot ol pomperln£, and A cultural program on cera· m.; Elgercliff doW!I 23, 8:20 p. Pleasant, was calling on Mr. mother-In-law, Mro. Amy Boo Mr. and Mro. Okey B. llouah town elecUon and when the eo~-~-.':. __ __,_ th b'U -~~ ' ~It Ill demondlng, 100. for :no1cs wao presented by Barbara m. John J. Rowe down 23 , and Mrs. Okey B. Roush Sun- ~n. Those calling Sunday were Wednesday morning. new members begin their term req....., ...... o I uu... --. dollll'!rllll don't make the best Riggs '". which she displayed 1::10 p. m.; Lello Shearer dowa day evening er mother, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mr. ond Mrs. Albert 'lbomp- of office the ... following were read! the .,. of a. . voo. ,articles lilt• had made. Lee Sey- 23, 9:45 p, m. National down Mr. Dwight Gibbs visited on Rlley of Mason, Mr. and Mrs aon and daughten visited Sat- present ~nd oworn into office Democrall olio altoeked llle And lJb additioo, an 11tra -~ ler reporttd oo the Cancer drive 23, 1: 25 a. m.; c. v. Harner Monday afternoon wilh Mr. and Jomes Staat. and Jimmie, Mr urday with hlo pareoll, Mr. by the Racorder: Mayor Wll- plan to Issue moenue bonda or =tenl first consul~ra~~: and gave a hst ol (lrlo who are up 23, 5,45 •- m.; Edeana Boa- Mrs. C. E. Fry. and Mra. Dennis Rouob, Sr., ond Mrs. Harry Thompson. liam Kelly· Recorder Jameo f!nanctng and laid lht bill wu 1 <1 . a m1n who ISN T '11n- to work on Sobin Sunday, Juno worth down GrHDup HiG Sunday d'·-· tuesta ol ,._ Mrs. Mildred Thompson and Mr. Leonard Rooob and Mil- M Ctump' and members of "sham" to bt Ultd u window "mlnd·" 2· . 7:10 a. and Mrs. Okey '"' ' Tooey • Mrs. Nancy Ro uah and ton Ray called oo Curlll Rick· the· Council, • John Roach, 0'· ... •---•· -~•- bill, '"'""' ·~ ... . - H· m.; Reliable down Greeaup B. Rouah wen ~g 1or---Hllon : . Barbora Betzlnc and Shirley a. m.: J. S. Lewis down 31, Rev. Bud Hatfield of Galipolls children and her &randparents, ard Soturday morning. Neil Quillen, Earl Fields, Mrs. comml~. thot would ollaw Ill four teen-awe clrlo have iBeeale served refreshments al· 2:to a. m.; Invader down 31, Ferry ond Rev. Silaa Billops, Mr. and Mrs. Oak Grimm, Lo- Mr. and Mrs. Homer Doolit. Frances Johnson and Ray patlenll to be bouaod I a loud friendo for aomeUme. 'so to Shirley Batey, Dee Brown, S a. m.; Robert W. Lea up 32, Point Pleatant. tart. tie ol Pt. Pleaaaot vlaltad .., Fields. poUlan housln8 focUJtleo. ntly, another g~rl began Martha Eschleman, Lelo S u t 1 a . m.; New Orlell!ll down 32, Mr. and Mrs. atarleo Trach, Mrs. Ada Thompson and Mrs. Sunday after!IOO!l with Mr. The rnHilng waa called to MaJor fmpNre-"' Ill --~llna lunch wtth us and follow- Mitch, Dora Nowell. Belly Raw- 3,40 a. m.; Suian Lane up 800 and dau&hter of Glendale, llolilce Thompson and Harriet and Mro. Howard Raybum. . order by the Mayor. Principal In another major doMiopmeDt. uo around. She IS drtvmc us Ima•. April Smith, Billy Joe ,33, 3:11 I. m.; CodrillgtGtr "'I W Va., visited Sunday with Mr. VISited Sunday alleroooon with Mr. Erneol Rickard IJ1d Mr. matters of business were get. House Fl...,.. Chalnnan Ralph Ill'· 8lw ha1 an ortrem~ Stears. Marilyn Wisecup, Mila 3ll, 5,56 1 _ m.; Oliver Shearer and Mrs. Acch Rouah. Mrs. Retha Brooks. Curtll Rickard were ahopplna tins organized and appolntln& E. FJih.,., R-Wayno, lntroducocl• . and annoymg vmce I we ve Wood , and Lynn Smith. down 34 t ·41 p. m . Ra . Mr and Mrs. Elmer Newber- Mr. and Mrs. Murl Chester In New Havan Sal:urcly aftlr. members of various commit· fl9.111 million capital lmprov., •'"""11!1011 It to her oeveral ' · ·' Vtlli · · Wofe of Letart visited SUnda aUed ... ··• ta bill to the next tw s but to no lVIII). She domwood up 34, 12:401 • m.; PhU1p ry and lamdy were SUnday d~- allernoon with Mr. and Y noon. •ney c on '"'· ..N tees. 'lbey mayor wos appoint- men cover o the conversation with Spring Carnival 11 Spora down 34, 3:45 a. m.: 11er tuests ol Mrs. Newberry s Arch Roush. Mrs Mrs. Stanley Adklrll also. ed ' Road Comlnlssioner, Harry years . 111 . 1 1 gthy occounts or l' B O M 17th Solly Polk up 34, 5:511 a. m. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Mr and ,._ s•--• Mr. anCI Mrs. Stanley Adlllna Reltmlre and Bennle Fielda Doterlbln& the biD aa "more or In • en o e n av GaU Roush Sr · mrs. ....ey Adkins of Ne• Have, Mrs, Nora· Ad- were chosen Marahalla. Attor· leu • whOD and If biD," Fisher Ins- Her diction and man· : PT. PL!:ASANT :_ Tht North 11 . 15 :~~ Mr. 'and· Mrs. Jimmie Fry of of New Haven visited '111urt- kina IJ1d Mrs. Allie Hoffman vis- ney Raymond F. Musgrave was said It earmarked the fundi for rs leave much to be deSired. · Pt. Pleasant Grade School wlU · p. ., Haven He'•hts visited Monda day evenl!lj with Mr. Curlb ited Sunda• aile,_ wllh Mr. appointed to look after the Je. lmpwtemenlo only If lhtJ boo fact they're ,. atrorioos ; . Z: 15 a. m.. Albert Holden up .. ' 1 Brd and Mr Bl he ' ' hold the~r annual Spring Carnt- 6. 25 1 m '. llobtrt Welt up afternoon with his IJ'andparente Seh I. Inc Van and Mrs. Howard Rayburn. gal mailers of the proposed came available witlliD the frame. 1 oy embarriiS uo. val F id M1 y 17 ...., I • t · · ·' "- nd Mr1 Ed F oyck. "- M le Hoffman --• Rl wort of Rhocleo' 11 blllttm bud · w0 •v trledbein1 kindbutdls- ! ray. -.llll•·• ' 7:30o.m.:BonuaH.uptl.m. "" · a ry. Mr Leste R ""'· ar "'" ·water system. · 's .e . P· m. · x-w11 111vor _ Merrill Mr. and Mr1. Ronnie Carr G · r oush and Mrs. chard and Mrl. Elisabeth New· The power company wa• reget and otber 1011!'001. 1 10 ( n~, mtrnduclnl he~ ;~;'~ Activlllos plaMed for tho ovo- Marmot 10 .05 p Jll . and Pate and Mrs. Mary Bone- /rnet Chapman were Sund1y berry and 'children visited on quested ID put a new street The blU · would Jl'OilOIO fUI 0 1 1 run!. movlnl or ning include fish pondo, dart do M · :.. ·• Sol cutter o1 Pomeroy were Sunday lll!N!r guesto of Mrs. Chap- Thursday with Mrs. Allie Hoff. light on a pole near the home mllllon far lnoUtutloDI of higher 0 t part ol the ca[eterlae very t 'd wn arrnet 2... a. m.; • . . man's d 1 u 1 h tor and .,_ ec1uc tl and .. m11U for tmy and other ....ntle" moos· ~ames, pony car " t , mov- vay down Marmet 4:20 I, m.; evelllllg diMer luesto of Mrs. Roush 's brother , "''· man, of Ray Flelds. 'lbe Balilmore a on ...6 on ~ Should wo ·usl tell her lOs, record hop. spook boose, Htllll •%. doWII Wlnftold 2:10 p. Garnet Chapman. Mrs. Bone- Leonard ' Mr. and Mro Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Roush and Ohio Railroad was notified provomenta In tha Dlpa!tmlllll ot ai hi out how Jwo fool. Or do bake sale ond bazur. Lawrence m.; Beaver down Winfield 3;2S cutter is Mrs. Chapman's dau- ton Ra Roush, Sandra and Mit- spent Sunday with her brother lhat thet own does oot need aM __O!Ul __By..:.:gl:...ono_._ _ _ __ ~avo I more 11\lbtlo b u I Plant._ and Troy Holstein are ,P. m.: John MGJTow up Win- ghor, Mrs. Carr ber lrand- Mr y. and family, Mr. and Mrs. How- new crossing but needs some of . hod' FOUR ro-chaltmen. Other cha~rmen , Held u·P m. Di •-•rranddau&hter and Palo her . and Mrs. Clorence Yeoard Roush of Union Communihe crossings repoalred. It wao Claaa and teachers of the Bart. I ,... Ire met · ' M J k Ha k food ·· ·• spa"'""' ger Sharon ond Bev 1 · · h. k ford Baptist Ch"-h ESPERAT!: GIRLS ,are ": ac ncoc ' up Winfield 1:311 • · m.; R. H. great llnddaupt ed Bunda er Y VISit. •r· ordered that laborers wor lng ~- en""'ed ,., a a· and drmks; Mro. Lawrence Bosworth 11 down Wlnlield 4 10 Mr. Leo Rou1h o1 Letart and y Y tVenln( with Mr Mr. Okey B. Roush and Mr. lor the town be paid $1 per potluck oupper In the church ar lrddl$: t •- . l'f Plants and Mrs . Jam•• C. Hall, a m . Esoo Wnt Virl · iala ~. Mr. Leroy Roush coiled on Mr. v eager'a moth.,, Mrs. Blanch Dwight Gibbs were In Pom- hour. A special meeting woo social rooms. Attending were sa es peop,. m 10 are l•amot· "- 81'!'- Tu •-•, · ., p Ed Fry SUnd 1 •ea&er. I M nd bu In ~• f the Rev IIIII ,.._ W 0 n--erill the millill who lry too hard. I" · ,... s. " rner, ""• Winliold 4:15 il. m. ay morn ne. Mr "'-"·II' eroy o ay on • ess. called for May ••• or · '"'"· · · ,__. , . sale ond bazaar: Mrs. Horace ' Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Crou · _,.. Adklna visited oo Miss Marlene Roush, Dnnny purpose of studying ruleo and and chUdren, Carol, a.rt.etlne _., I ve often wondered what might · Miller, record hop: Ernest ond Poul and Eddie of Letart Soturday e•onfnc With Mr ond Roush and Junior Roush of Le- retulatlons of the proposed WD· and Paul. Mr. and Mrs. HoWIId reoult U aomeone had nor v • , Handley. popcorn: Jack Park, GETS It DAYS Falls, Ohio, opent Sunday, Mo- Mro. Virau Adklna, , tAlrt visited Sunday afternoon ter syltem and proposln( ord· Wagenhala, Mr. and Mn. AntiHIII&h to exchonge the aent~ Iticket.s; Mrs. Dlvid Martin, pa- Harold Jamet Rowley, Po'l'· tber'o Day, with Mro. Croso'o Mr, and Mrs. WOllam Van with MOton Ray and Sandra lnances for lhe town. drc~ Hume, Mn. Harry Dyer, ~If for 1 hard-nooed ta •per hat. : Mrs. Belly Sayre, l ero~, pleaded _,.Uty In C!O!IUJIM mother. Mrs. Blanch Yeager. llieter 01 Muon Yislted Sunday Roosh. SPECIAL SESSION Mrs. Donald Smith, Mn. llll Why are you not more pop- i movies· Charles H. Stone pleu court WodnHdly to vio- Mr and Mrs Lesle Adklna With Mrs. Van Meler'o parenta Mn. Sue Robinette vlslled The followlni members were Mary AumiUer, Mlaa Mlldrecl 11 1 1'181rolnlnf order, and 1nd Mr ulor?" A couna~lor could do ·spook houoe. ' lati•l N •· Adkm: 11Ited Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ra Fclday evenlnr with Mr. and present at the apeclal meet•-, Chapman and Mr. A. K, Moo t- If she weren I already bOI· , was senle!ICt\d to 10 days In jail. •-t d '· or lth ..~ burn Y ...., Cl ""ur oy evenmg w =· and · Mrs. Curtis Rickard and Mrs. Mayor William Kelly, Recorder ung, 1 eel down "'lth 11 vo li mes 1 h 1 Emeraeury S'luarl h Mrs. Russell Hoffman. Mrs. Beuloh Rickard allend Blanch Van Sehoyck. James M. Crump, and eounPERSONALI prob'I;'Io::ld•:: WOMAN HEW I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ada bridal shower '111ursclay .Miss Geraldine Keefer, dau- cUmeo John Roach, Earl Mrs. A. Kelgh McClUDI hu Bu then who want.s to hurt Called For Burne Mildred MOOdispaup, Mid-) kino visited Sundiy afternoon .,....t m honor of Miaa Ann Wll- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellrl Fields, O'NeO Quilleo, · R 1 y relurrled home from Hokor bolo · '· · \ It'~ oasier lsn'l it to The Middleport E-R squad dleporl, wao jailed iD county with Mr. AdklDI lather, Mr. llama ot her home In Clifton Keeler left Wednesday mornJng Fields and Mrs. Fconceo John- pltal where abe wu 1 palienl . =·ber off to .."m.eone ~lse ·went Wednesday at 4:35 p. m. )Iii Wednesd1y by outhorlty of John Adkins at Pl. PJeasanl. Mrs. Garnet Chapman hal with a group of student. from son. lor aeveral weeka. . High MayOI' KeUy and O'Neil Qull- Mrs. Harry W, Glbblis 1 pa- · 1, _ . her till she goes away' : to So. Second-o! for Roberto the probate court for nealect ol Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Walton returned home alter opendlng Pl. Plea81Dt · Junior bul !IIYW NEVER dish oul ~ : Dudding who ""' burned by • minor. and Sue and Mrs. Apes Han- aome lime will: her dauahter Sehool for a chartered bua trip Un reported 1111 1 trip to Char- dent at Holler HoapltAll. lew facto' th't might possibly ' hot crease. Another call was ig of St. Alban, were Sunday :te!•mlly, Mrs. Mary Bone- to Waahl!ljiDo, D. C. 'lboy will lesion In the batrHSI of secur- Mr. and Mrs. Looter ChaP" •ild bor personality ' mode at 1:35 a. m. loday to PICKED UP dinner auests of Mr. walton's C and Mr. and Mra. Ronnie s~t two days •Iahlseeing and Ins 1 Federal grant for the man of Klrtlancl, Ill., wet'i vle< • -lWby doa't voo aervo up the Rutland._ where . Phillip Spang- A juvenile 11r1 was picked up mother, Mr. and Mrs. lvos arr oncl Pa.. , PO!Ileroy. retura home Saturday evenln8. proposed water system for the Ung Saturday with Mrs. Ed1 tijrtll, frosted with tad . and let lor was '" stmi-CG~~~Ciou• .,..,_ ,by local outhoritia and return· Kina. LeMrs. Cathryn Ble .lng ol Mill Karen Rayburn ol Col· town and they were liven faV• ward BleasJ"'i, · ajo know tho results? The way 1dillon and was taken to Meigs '"' to Pt. Pleasant, juvenile j Mrs. Opal Sayre ol Letart tart visited Tuesday with Mr umbua spent S8turday night orable Information for obtalniDI Weekend ....to Ill Mro. !feD. • r ·- it you CID'I lose : voo'll : Memorial hoopltal few treat- ! eourt, Wedneodoy, Ivisited Sunday afternoon with and Mrs. Oll:ey B. Roush. with her cousin Miaa 'Sharon the IJ'ant. . ry Jenkins and 111111 ...... Mr .filler .l,.ng. hor for the bet·' ment . In moyor's oourt, Guy 'IMr. and Mrs. Curtlo Rickard NSunday dinner IUeate ol Mro Yeaaer. • The ruleo and rfllllaUO!II of and Mrs. CocO Galrinl ot or she'll o•chonge you for · Kennedy forfeited a 115 bond. / 'l1le Pomeroy E-R unit Wed· adn Mrs. Blanch Van Seboyck. foora. Adkms ware her •ons ond Arch Roush and Fred M. the applicatiOn lor 1 federal Bridgeport, l»lJo, "plo "~' oren't so mean." , neod1y ol 7:47p. m. took Daisy Mr. Clarence Yeaeer and mihes, Mr. and Mrs. Stu- llouoh were In Gallipolis, Fcl· Joan were read and dlacussed Mr. and Mro. J111!eo B. COCHRAN I!:LE<TED Thomu, Hiland Rd ., Pomeroy, dauehter, Beverly, attended tht ley Adkins, New Ha•en, and day on l•n•lneaa. by the Council. M. Crump ,... tuNis ncontJ.1 Y• Htlfltll HaM Doperlmoat James Cochran. Lincoln-st. I to Meigs General hoopital, as a talent show at the Letart school ~- and Mrs. Lester Adktna and Mr. and Mrw. Dooald 1bomp- '111e proposal of -eral or· of Mn. M. C, Lewta IJ1d Mr. DNr Holen : was elected president of the medioal patient. Fclday evenin&. ;•abler and bualtend, Mr. and aon and Tolley visited Satur- dlnances were dlscuaaed and or· and Mrs, A. Ray Roulh II" i'm aondiDI tho name of an Middleport Boys' Leocuo As,.. ' Sunday dinner eueats o1 Mr. rs. Russen 'ifl>flman. day ovenllle with Mr. Thomp- dered to be passed at lht rep Pt. Plelll!lt. . 'elitl!!rl)i lady who II all olone In cialion Wedneaday nicht ot PII.OGIIAM GIVEN ond Mrs. C. E. Fry were lhtlr In llfr. and ~- l~es King were son's paranta,, Mr. >llld Mrs. Jar J!llle meetini. Mrs. W. T. Stone wu In -J't. ~ • mt borne. She lovoo 10 to get · town holl . Richard Pi<keRB is The Portland PTA mot tha BDn, Mr. and Mrs. Jolumlo Fiy, GaUipolis Friday oo busl- Harry 'lbompaon, ' LADlES ENTERTAIN Pleuant Monday. JPIIl lnd I know your <eaders ' serving as vit'O president, and lovening ol May I~ with I pro- of New Ha•ea, and rranddau- ness. Mrs. Sue Hoblaetlol and· chll· Mrs. Jobn H. Smith Jr."wu Rec!eDt cues~~ of Mrs. Btl¥' ffO!lid cheer her up. H1d been :Jant Ann Warner as secretary- ~ gram by Ill music pupils o1 &hler, Miss Judy Fry of Park- MHarry 'lbolllll,"OD called on dren visited Sunday alternilOII '-1111 to the Lldieo Bible Ward llh lDI and Mlaa Al»i' ~ lor an invalid brother treasurer. Mayor Lee Srnllh, Mercedes c.ndoo, and studonll ersbure. , r. Curtlo Rickard Wedneo- with Mr. lid Mrs. Afdl Roulh. c1au oflht Hartford Methodlol rty Bleulng ._Mr. ad!~ - .. -~~I she fell and became an in- 1roliring league prostdent, Iol MtDonald llllidleo of dance. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon 'lbomp- da~ afternoon. Mr. aDd Mra. Looter Adtlna chureh for their June meetln( Faye. Bleuln( and Mles Arlut .ucl herself. Now she has no od the meeling and handad the aon and lamUy of Miamisburg, rs. Mlna ~en of Union visited SUnday afternoon with helcl Jn the aoelol I'OOilll of Bleos~ng ol SllubemUie, Ohio. ', · ~. , • abo has been 1 widow , iavel to Cochran •pon hlo ULitAIJ: l'RIIONO:U Ohio, spenl Soiurday ni&ht and r.;:;:munity_ VISited '111urlday Mrs. Adkins' brother, Mr. Shlr- the church. Durille the social Mrs. F. C. .MUIII"IVt of PL ffr yean, with m children. She oloctioo. ' TOKYO •UPII - Conmumlll Sunday with bll mother and ;;.,U her Sliter, Mrl. Florence ley Soyre at Leon. hour eomea wore enjoyed by Plea81Dt waa the ,...t ot Mr. 011 · • W. Nn. F11m Vendercriff, c-o ]China roloosod . , lndlu pr1aon- hu1band, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Leu Smith o1 the group. eonclutllnc the even- and Mrs. J, M. Ctump Sundq . P•'a Raal u..... Ollio , lowe . I.OCAL TEMPS .,.. of wor Wed!Miday. the New Rayburn. Mr. Oll:oy B. Roush ClUed Ma- v!Jlted Saturday after- In& refreohmenll were served lflernooa. ' · t'- 4 FRIEND Temperoture In Pll!MIJ'Oy ls iChina DIWI alflley 111d in a' Mrs. Irene Roush, Kay IJ1d on Mr. and Mr1. C. E. Fry on noon wllh Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1o Mrs. Ben Smith, Mrs. Sue Mr. and Mrs. George B, IM-. !· iftllo eoliUM II dedicated to 13, under JN1rtly eloudy skloo. broodcut IIMlllitorod bore. , Rodcer, vlaited SUnday alter- SaMturday. M. Roush. Kell, Mrs: Edna Wayland, Mrs. ner lind Mr. and Mrs. Jaltlll noon with Mr. oDd Mrs. DOnr. and Mrs. Leator Adklna Nondlo Fields, Mrs. Jlllllle M. Ctump were h"i,.l tlslt.. I ., ~I f•'lm Slt'des • Min4!r•."ifl4!JJ'SCS ,' Are program -. . Meetinlf l1 Held The May meeting ri the wsc 1 CJ J2 For ass ~u~hth~~;;:-sda~th=~ Fiftm4!P ~0"" 1":ft 2 p. m.: No entry may be reE:x 'bit moved before 4 p. m. SUnday, · ;...~:.W:NT _.,_PI May 26- Judglnp will be by .1" merit system ; lito artificial or - r - iMiJf artificially colored plant materp, Jt.: l 'lbe Spring Flower Show of &re chairmen for !he show. lais permitted. (Exception Film slides of historical sites : noon at the church, with Mrs. 'l1le Temple lloptllt Churcll l!:lyria. Alao oboervl!lj IY)'Il. ! the Chester Garden Club will Rules to govern the show are Class 10); Accessories are per- and points of Interest through· IKarl Grueoer presiding. the Lambert's blr1hday . the card arath• l' be held in the dining ·hall of Entries are open toe veryone, 11111ted m all calsses unless oths nd c _ __, the ~Tampa,""~-.,... w '...... ' .. , . I f ,. out the United tates • an- : Group singing ..,..,~ scene of lht April 12th weddln& were the loUowlng Medic .r ., th Che t M the Art' t . Arr b ldl e s er asonic ui ng, excepl . sIC ange· erw1se statea ; Add1t1ooa o 1- ada were shown by Hev . Mar- l meeting followed with the of Miss DoMo Jeane Kmg , dau- Mr. and Mro. Harley" · 'l'lae' Wh ' Angel l' Saturday, May 25, from 2 • 4 p. ments, which are open only may be ~ m all classes vin Dowson at the May meet- 1t.ord 's Prayer m unison and the ghler ol Mrs Edith King and :Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wbite qainst CUI&ln' Hore l!Jlll Pret!J m. and 7 • 9 p. m. ond Sunday, to Chester Garden Club; all ex·1~:~~;:ul~o~t:h:e rw1se stated: Ali i mg of Class t2 of Heath Meth- ,hymn, " I Must Tell Jesus." the tate Edward Kmg of Ches- Hmn of Flatwoods, Mr. lllll'IS.JV - " ' May 26 from 2-4 p. m. hibit• must be staged between II specimens m I o<hsl Church held Wedne.day "Lord, Teoch Us To Pray," ter and David K White son Mrs Joe Johnson !lonnie Stafford. Mrs. Paul Boer, Mrs. Hor· 12 and I :45 p. m. Soturday, named classes must havo the evening at the church. was tho topic of lht program of and Mrs C C Wh;te uf ry Kenneth and ' Prioo o1 tlckel.l is fl.5t for ace Karr and Mrs. !loy Holter May 25. Judging will start at vanety nome wntten on the en· Mrs. Jack Bechtle led dev<>- ,presented by Mrs. Eugene Forb- Tamp~ . ' and Mrs. Jameo and '1$ cent& for children 1SUe and GfeUory try tag or a label attached to twns, using an article concern- es. Readings on the topic were 12. Proceeds will he u lht stem; Entries are to be lng the commemoratlon of AI- gtven by Mrs Hosmer Roush, The Rev. Albert Boutwell who Rural Rt Pomerayt equipment needed llY lhfO staged unqer the direction of sersgate and the conversiOn of Mrs. Brooks Sayre, Mrs. Char~ perfqrmed the double rmg cere- Jones of New Haven, Mr ~;~'!!!~~;;;;~;;;-;;;;;:· ; the stagmg c~mmlttee ; Florist John Wesley She read the les Grueser . Mrs Sadle Brown, m?ny before an alta~ of Easter Mrs Gene Lambert aun:~otte, flowers may be used m the t30th Psalm and concluded the 1and Mrs Otto Harlenbach A lihes and white glodiOlas Is a D 'd Doo a d 6,.ryl 0 ArtisUc Arrangements in event devotions w1th prayer. "readmg , ··Prayer Covenant:" by brother of the groom , and l he jp::h· Fork · "Mr and Mrs. that llowers in members garThe mmiSter showed film Mrs. Stella Grueser concluded clergyman of Temple BaptiSt Cecil Glllogl~ Steven carla Jo 1 den frozen; Exhibitors back _or m w111 Cmcinnati, str ps of h1shis former Par1sh near theDurmg program . ~sic and Mrs Kenneth Grover and twP.enarebloom college t·ampus the business session,• a church A half~hour nu~lal 1 be allowed in the hall durmg m 111prmg , snow scenes, and au· contnbut10n of $5.00 was made was presented .Y nna ori Joy of P~meroy. lb. oral judging; and Judges de- jtumn scenery Historic Sites 1 to the Religious Education fwxl. wood, the orgams.t, and C a~. cisions are final. New Eglad, Cada, and west· Mrs. Forbes reported on contri- Romeos, the sol~~st, sang . I Divisions include Horticul~ ern America were of in teres! butions made to the Joca) Love You Truly, ingthethweddmg OHIO VALLEY ture Specimens and must be to the class members. church and community. prayer. ~~ dur. e ~~reby name, ( 11 iris, or Mrs. Guy Shuler, · president, Cookies and c~ffee were serv.. mony • th~ Lord s. P~~er. . purple self) violet, yellow self , presided over the business ses- ~to those named above and _The bbr~~ltwaspgl~e t ·~;ar 1~ white ground plicata or fancy , sion, The report of the nomin- Mrs. Clifrord Phillips. Hostesses riage Y 1 on ou no 0 am· We handle all sizes of tankl, SWANSDOWN other ; (2) Peonies, single, Jap- ating .committee composed of for the June meeting will be pa. . 1 I for bottle gas. We servictV anese, double : {31 Roses, hy~ Mrs. Mildred Ziegler, Mr s. Har- Mrs. Bradford Maag and Mrs. Tht~ ~~~~~ ~0 ~r h~ b~ut/ ;h~f~ 1eng 1 , what we seU. 1 brid tea flonbunda ramblers, r¥ Chesher, and Mrs. Herman ,Stella Grueser. -8_ h h 11eta wit w ite ac- 1 ' ' · · · h , fon over ta (4f Flowermg Haddox was g1ven wJt new i . d bo f . k grandiflora 1 Shrubs. ' officers elected as follows , PHS RHS f ou.ng cessor~es , an a uque o pm I MAXWELL HOUSE- 3 tb. con 25c cOUpon on next Specimens of potted plants · p~esident, . Mrs. Earl Knight: f:J ·-'I C. dl'd ~ ca~~=:Jo~~~a Mae Atkins of . '~belled J· (1) cac ti succulents VICe president, Mrs. J a c k eop e om men T 'd f h d ( 0 purchoN - - - - - - - RUTLAND, OHIO Ul ' ' ' 8 htl t M J ampa was rna I -o · onor an philodendron , African Violet, ec e: secre ary, rs. arne;" The Meigs Th~alr~ entertain· Mr. J . ·F. McRae, best man . others. Euler. and treasurer, Mrs. C. ed two of the Me1gs county Th b d d I"" m Bego mas Ameryllis ' Exhibit· F · H"bb · · ·n be I,schools alt~r . . . e n e gra ua ~ 1 r o · (labelled) SWEET BRIER 1 s. Th e plcmc WI their JunJOr -Sem- Eastern Hi h school in 1959 and I Educational Rod Sour . ors collection, Collection of I hel~ a~ the home of Mrs. 0 . P.. or Prom WI~h a mJdmght show. until her ;arria~e. was em· :::~~::;::;=~==::::i~::::::;ii:::::;::;::.:5 ( Pitted - - - - un shells, collection of insecl'li, col- Klem m June. . Pomeroy High had their show lo ed as secretarv at l''erman lection of stones, wild flower . Mrs. Shuler t~anked the off1- i Fnday April .19th and Hutland ~IJsmobile · t"o 1 cers and committees for thetr 1High had thelf show Saturday, Th · . ed 11 STOKLEYS c& ec I n. ' . . cooperation during the year. :\1ay 11th e J':room a 1so ~~ emp 1oy Artistic Arrangement ,Sprmg 1 F 11 . . 1· •· He 1en 1·. . v()ns manager a n d at Ferman Oldsmobile as air . . . h o owmg lh e mee 11-ng a sa .. . con C Mel~y)" "S~nnglime 10 t_ e ad course was served by the 1owner of - the' Meigs Theatre conditiOner mech.anlc. . . . Rock.Ies usmg rocks and . 10 ~ Hostesses from a table cover- 1said that the faculty of the PHS Ahf'r the weddmg 8 1e~eptton .~ludJng other~lant .~ater~,als, ed with a lace cloth and cen- Iand RHS as well as the parents ' was held at the ~o.me of Mr." HERSHEYS Over the Ran.OOw :. - ~.res- tered with an arrangement of :are to he commended highly for !I ~nd Mrs . J · } · M( R.ae · brothel · Chocolat• cent arrangement; Trees . - pansies with blue tapers in i the effort they have put forth m-law and Sister of. the gro~~ . Ftovor - - - - 1 lb. con a Hne arrangerneGodnt .~eatuntrn~ china holders. Mrs . Shuler pre- m - instructinu and grooming IMFor Kh~r daughter be s . wedddang, 0 b hes · "One I· · rs mg wore a ranc • ,•G d . sided at the corfee service. these fine young people. The ef· "th. bl k . 1ge d ress angle arrangement; · ar en m h t •~· t d 1 WI ac accessones an cor1ort as no u=n was e as was d . . · DRY GOODS SPORTS WEAR SHOES the Rai' ~ - nunaatun. gar en VISITS PARENTS b h . d" .d 1 ho I sage of red carnations . After a • · g· "Japanese Sand~ . . ' proven Y eac m lVI ua w ·short honevmoon at Gull Beach wa t e~ sho wm . • . . Mtss Carolyn Parker of OhiO attended ; all were t'OUrteous, · " ~n·. - ort~ntal mfluence , University spent the weekend refined and quiet , which proves and Chester . they are ~ow at While Strollmg Throug~ . the with her parents Mr. and Mrs. thai juvenile delinquency dues home at 802 CIPveland·st, Apt. 1860-RACINE, 0.-1963 ~ark One Day," - e~hlbllors Marion Parker. ' not exist when young people en- J, Tampa "WHERE YOU DO ALL YOUR SHOPPING ~nterpretaUon ; "J~.ne 18 B_u~t-·~ --·~ joy the proper training under ----UNDER ONE ROOF" mg Out .All Over, ~ exhJbJt~ plant material; "Moon River'' the guidance of good parents · PARTY JS. HELD ors choice of contamer, and _Hogarth curve ; '·Alley Cat," and in Meigs County's good The annual Eighth grade Party wa~ held Tuesday even- a dramatic arragement. sc:huols . Junior, "Down By the Old _____ mg at the Middleport High Mill Stream" weathered GUIDANCE GIVEN school wilh the students enjoywood and any other plant mat. ing a record hop. Refreshments ~ednesday . evenmg at the 1were served during the evening. ~, erials; Invitational class - M1ddl~port H~gh Sch~l a ~n· Faculty members pregfnt were "Spring Song" - exhibitors inw and mformat10n ~nod . Alfred Scarberry, Mr. Earl ; terpretation. was held ror parents o~ Eighth Knight , Mr. Henry Nu'n and students who will enter Superintende 1Jt L. W. McCom· 1 high school next fall. Mr. L. W. as McComas, Superintendent, a n d _ · - - - - - - - - Mr. Alfred Scarbedrry, · olficers, delegates and al· : 1 RACINE, OHIO were on hand to ISCUSS cour.s ts ·lernates are requested to be to students and requ1re~ present to be installed. : ments needed. Miss Seren Lewis received the parents as they came and helped during the evening. The parents who attended were interested and commented on the meeting as informative and of importance to the future of their children. DallY. Sentinel, . ~. • I d . CIIWIP ·•iftt f.pc. UI c~-- * Po'"'r adjuster · * Air jet for sprayirllo do-mothinc ~ , ..... . �l • IR0 binson, ' ~--Da~n~y~Se~nt!~n~el,~Pom~ero~y~-?d~!ddt~tpOJ~rt,~O;··;Ma:'·:le~,1:96:3! . I Rose Lead Reds Over Chicago 10-2 §i?..:1..~ The Daily Sentinel . CHICAGO tUPil d Tho lllumpiJ11 Twins bunt o 1-0 · - In • rare I win ow, but D1ck · Stuart had to jln the third Inning of the first lirst.place Son J!'ranciaco Gianla cialon•. went .:leer over gamto a~d h1s sevent~ h?mer with j outlasted the Pittsburgh Pirates Harne runs by Jjm Geoti1e, ('innatJ Red!! bur1ed the Chieago the w.an. two on m the third mn1ng or the 4-3, the New York Mets ended .Jacki., BrandL and Jerry Adair 1 cu bs undtr a 15-hit attack TV.•Jce. I finale . the Houston Colts' six-game win- powered the Oriole~ to their vio • Wednes<b for a 1().2 1/tct.or That's lhe rrif'ndly lf'rt . fiel4 Drive! In Sfven Rani ning streak 7-4, the L(l/)' ovt•r the Senators. Milt Pap. 1 .Y . ~· . wall at. Fenway Park and what Stuart drove in a total of seven Reds ran over the Chicago ~! ~e wm.. wh1ch evened Cmcm- ·l betl~r ume. to hit a couple of runs during thP twin bill , and al- ~ 1~ the Milwaukee Braves aub·N; I ~ah at 1-1 m . the ~ga~e ser- balls over 1t than on pay day'1' though h1s !Jrst homer assured dued the St. l.('uis cardinaJ 8 ~. 'JI 1es, ~aw Fra~k Robmson .rut th~ee IThey pa!ilsed out the pay checks Bill Monbouquette h~ third vic- 1and the Los AngeJetl Dodgers ~ 1outbur_'t or bat tin~ power, the Cm- l bt dlffer~nl-hf" 1 I P~ GE -rSyracuse Nats Will Move PI ') ade)ph'a Th' y ear l L ~ WWWU4 "~ •~~"?· i of his four limes at bat mcludm.g ,all ovet' thf' majors Wedne!day l tory, Rus11 Nixon had to break a :beat the Philadelphia Phlllles 3-2 i ·a double. Pe.te Ro!te, the rook1e and Stuart picked the occa~lon to 16-all tie with an eighth·inning In 1~ Innings . wbo works hke a dynamo. also pac< ll.e second-place Bost6n Red double In tl.e nightcap to brlng Nleholoon Hko Homer had three hJts. 1Sox to a 9·3 and Hi twi-night reliever Dick Radatz his third Dave N'tcholson's eighth twme In fact , every Cincinnali sweep over tht Los An- I triumph . [run wljh one on highlighted 812.1 .I er except winning pitcher Jim gels with a grand slam homer in !'he league-leading Chicago tlit attack on rour Tiger pltchen ! . • Malont=y had at least on~ safety . the opener and a ' lhr~· run hom- White Sox came from bfihind to that carried the White Sox to SYRACUSE. N. Y. <VPI)-Thf some t 1m e. Eacll year , the 1And Maloney could hardly care er in the nightcap. down the Detroit 'l'igere 7-4, the ! their llth victory In their last 14 smalle!t city m th(' Natmnal Bas· I!ltocky, fiery 81MOfte dented thPm less, he has now won five games . It ~lis kinct ot. a mh:ed-up Cleveland lndiRns blanked the , game~~. ketball t'\ ~so( 'lil ll ml l'nded a 17-·l ~· . lently 1agalnst only one loss as the Red~· mght tor the ex·Plllsburgh fint ·Kansas City A' s J.() , th~ Baltl- · Jim ~Mudeau Grant se: down . . soJT~o::-~lmes . v1o . kl'mg hur 1er. . .)'ear pn1Iess1onaJ cage h1story · Ptd 1 rTl08 1 spar 1' b·aseman . more Orioles wa 11 oped the Wash· 1 the A'!l! on two hiM to even his 11 .Wedn('~ctay n1 ght \~ 1 t h the an· / ~elphla had been repre-1 Only two hits in the (: incinnati 1 Tt'IP F'E>nway Park crowd of 12.- 1 ington Senators 7·1. and thp New record at 3-3 with the Indians. ~ nou~ced morf' of th(> _Syracuse sented In the NBA until the end I barrage were for extra Innings, ~ booed him for committing his : York Yankee.' ran their winning ' Tito Franconr~ singled hom! the Nationals to Ptlllfldfllphta. .of the 1961~ Maaoa when the :oddly enough. These were Robin- hrst two error!'! of the sea801'1 but Istreak io four gaml'!s with a 4--3 only run of 'the game in th~ nrst I Just befo_re midnight, Dan Bia-Jwarriors moved to San Fran- ' son's doubll'! and 1 triple by Rose •a.lso cheered hi.m for tlltting hi.!J win over lhe Minnesota Twins I inning off Orlando Pena, who sUf· 1 ; . prestdPnt of the National risf'o. that scored two runs. s 1xth homer witt'! the bases full In the National League, the fered his third lo88 in seven d• : a~kPibflll Assoriation t\!RA 11 1 lnly Nt-w York and Boston re-- Maloney work.od the first five 1 ·- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - hf" h:1d -.n lrl 1h1• .N<lls mmn as N R~ rbart.er members. innings, with AI worthington help-! U.S. Cagf'rK Earn und1 srloM'(! I 1111:)(1PipM1 J mlr>r . Otasone stud he lost $39,000 ing out in the last four frames. : 8 · lor $.'iflll.l'llfl ia.o:t f>ea.o;on and expected to lose . . f'rth In F1naiF. . .. , . . The performance h1tw1se was j 1ve ;).Pf'll f1 g llllll ~ tor vf'111'" to SHHUIOil tf the Nats conlmued in bo the •~- C' '. . h' RIO DR JANF:IRO !UPIJ-The .. . , a ut ~ mcmnati as of-~ t'ep II 11~ rP;I!r: IJ(' l'f' , lw ~a1 1 1. ~vracu.sp nPxt season. f ed th. Th 'tch· . powf!rful United States squad un hprw.aring det>ph mn\'erl ·· 1 ft't'i .Coachf'd by Alex Hannum last er t 118 seasalon.~__ e ~~h mg beaten in threp p.r{"liminary r~und 1 • dl · _ . . was a 1 s usu ~t . w1t Ma - 1 r:a second 1t)neyand Worth'1ngto naowmga II , gamf's ...- y that t. ln ~ hall .to t'ume . ~w<J snn , the NaL" fmt!:!hed .. • · will be pitted against Yu -~ Bll iJII I . 8 f'(' :IU:o.i' •l t 1lf· merpasmg m lhP Eastern D1v1sion of the I f I goslavia lonight w hI' n the final . 1 tota o on y seven hlt.!J. One of t'O sl.s Jll opPrut those a IIowed by Maloney was a round-robin ·series· hegin!'l· in tlu• I By United Prea11 lnternaUonal New York . 11ms. 11 s 1mpl~ . · .. got · NB A w1th . . a 48-32 record.. ThPy , IS 19 .441 8 to 1w rm_poss1)11 1· ro l'ont muP . wf're f'iJmmated hy the Cmcmna-1 homer for L:ru Brock world amateur haskf!lhall cham-i . 15 20 .429 6\i . IJwmrllm~ support anri a!tf'nd · t1 Rovals in the opening round l J' · I . · pionship 1 American l.earue · 1m 100 e 1!11 on tap for to· l w L t GB Houston ancP l1as ctiU~i'( I su I<' rumor.c::. for 1he playoffs. d , . 'nd Brazil whi ·h d. b . t • · Pt· · Mledne8day's lleAults ~· -I ay !I sene!! WI up, looking for I . . c r ew a ye m o Chicago 20 12 625 , his sixrh win for Cincinnati the fmals because it is the de- Bosto New York 7 Houston 4 • r~ ~ 0 a . 11 u I start-~ Angel~ I ~ o- Colleue Sweeps ('Rio• Grande F c u -. PaJr rom amphellsville Iagainst two defeats. Larry Jack- fending champion, swings into ac- New ~ork tion. agamst Puerto RICO and the Kansas c·t1 y · ·son {441 will go for the Cubs · ISo It seems that Maloney and VIet Union faces France. IB It! O'Toole are aiming to team up Italy, the seventh team to gain C~ve7oo.: for !!hinJng performances thi~ s~a- the fmal rou~ , wrU. not resum_e [Los Angl'le s lege 2 30 Trih Sent Spts Mew Iincluding four free passes with son. Lest !f!Bson Bob Purkey and play until ~Jday. mght whe~ Jt Detroit The Rio Grand!:' Co llege base- lthe bases loaded. Joey Jay ~me the first Cincin· faces B~a!ll while the Un.lled 1Washington J ball team returned Wednesday I Coach Lanham was very from a very successful lnp in· I pleased ovel the showing of his . to Kentucky where they swept team in that only two errors a doubleheader from Campbell~- were committed by Rio Grande ville College (ln 1'11esdav. a.nd in the doubleheader on Tueswere out front :l-2 Wed·~· l e.o:;dav dav Hitting ha~ picked up and over Cumberlsnd Col lege whe~ tht.: .four·man pitching staff has the game wa s canrPilf.'d by become more effective · . . . Rtn Grande 1s now idle untiJ r am. 1 The game With Cumberland Inext Tuesdav when West Liber· on Wednesday did not count as 1ty College -of West Virginia ~~a~~ :: 2 .!i7l 18 14 .563 2 18 14 56.1 2 13 13 .500 4 17 19 12 19 .387 13 21 .382 R 11 20 .:15!'1 wJ!I take on the Russla~s I Minnf'sota at shapes up as a crucml_j Wedne&day'• Re5u1tll Purkey won 23 and Jay 21. m~~h . v· . j New York 4 Minnesota 3 ~aloney was 9·7 last year afier c So let Umon also. f.lO_s~ 3 IBoston 9 Los Angeles 3, 1st bemg called up from San Diego, 3-0 reror.d 111 the prehmln&nes Bo~ton 7 Los Angles e · 2nd · :"~o he has only to win four more l Lind ~~ given the best chance of Baltimor~ 7 . Washingt~n 1 'night game3 10 be~ter ~hat r~d ~t 1=~ting !he Yanks: w~o won th~ ' Clev-eland 1 Kansas City U!e rnle he Is g01ng, he 11 do Jt l .t Pan -~rnencan games 11 · Chicagu 7 Detroit 4 night easily 1 tie Without losmg a game ' , · . Thursday'& Probable Plteben 0 Toolf! was l&-t3 m l962, h!d Chicago at Cleveland the Reds In !llrikeouts with 1701 'BIG DADDY' DIED Buzhardt t3·1l vs. Dono~on <2-21. nati hur~erl! ~~ :mn to team up with 20- . 10 Chicago 2 San Francf.oJco 4 P!t'sburgh s • MJlwaukee 9 St. Louis 3, night Angeles 3 .Philadelphia 2, innings, night Thundly't Preblble Pltcllera Cincinnati at game wm seasons in 22 years. 0. · 1 • (5-2) vs. Lemaster Uwll, New Yo~ at san Hook n-41 VI \ O'Dell (+0). Philadelphia St. Houston, nlgiJtCulp (3·2l 118. DMtt n-ol, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, "'"'" ,I "Ah 11 <2-1 ) va. P odres (].3). -..-x:: wa Ftkf•Y'• Gamet Mllwauk.. at Chlcago a wm, as It was washed oul comes in for a double-header laot season, and put a one·h•tl"' OF HERION SHOTS Los Angeles at Boston-O!Inski Cincinnati II St. LouiJ, night after 3~ mnmgs. However , the that will close out the season on t.he books for Cincinnati laflt , , 12·(1) vs. Wilson 13·2l. PhUadelphia at Houston, night d?uble victory ov~r· CampbriJs. l for the Redmen, sea!lon. . B~L TIMOR~ CUPll- Baltimore Washington at Baltimore, Pittsburah at Los Angeles, night VIlle- on Tuesday mcreased the 1 ThP. twin-victory on Tuesday 1\te~ay n1ght mana~er Fred mcdtcal exammers announced to· ~ -Rwdotpb (J-3) VI. Estrada. New York at San FrQ. Redmen ~eason mark lo. 5-lL I now gives Rio a three-game Hoot Gtbson was the b1g noJse wmning streak as they had pre" ;uesday as he t,Jt a home run viously defeated Morris Harvey m the t~p of the seve nth inning 15-3 last saturQay. of the f1rst game that not only . Hutc~m.son w~s ~llowmg ab£~ut day tt,ey have concluded from (Only games scheduled> . no h1ttmg agm , h1s only maJOr [laboratory te~Ls that pro rootbaJJ Frlhy"l Gamet compl~int .this !leas~Jn. If Wednes- s~ar ~ene tBig Daddy) Lipscomb Minnesota at Cleve~nd, day mght l! performance means died of ~n over~e of heroin." Detroit at Washington, 2, twllllht:-1 the Redlll are back on the track. The chief merhcaJ examiner, night gave Rio Grande its win. but ICYCI.IST BADLY INJURED they might. be heading out of the D;. Russell Fisher, said a eon- Chicago at Baltl!llDre, night also tied the re~orrl for lhP long·[ HAMBURG, Germany tUPIJ s~C?~d dJVu:non irtUJ pennant corn· lrtbutory . factor In . Llpsl"nmb'l Kansas City at Bolton, rUght est ball ever h1t ou1 of tllP sta· - American motorcyclist Colin petltr.on. . . ~eath, Fr~da~ mornmg was 1 loll Angeles at New York, . Waters was still listed on the It ts s?~ethmg ~utchm~n has no~-mtOXJcatmg. amount of alco· Na&loall Leape d t •m. rl :n took ('ampbt"llsville by .a 1eritieal list today following his beeD W&ltmg for SIDCe Apnl 8. hol_m the blood.' W, L. Pd. ..OB 5 ··nJnt as T~>r ry Williams ;erash in the Grand Prix ot the ~~e guys back up to the pay Fisher revealed that his assist· San Francisco 21 13 .811 a_r 1 1l t•rl a . two-run tlomer in the I ~aarland last SUnday. an_t. Dr. ~I Schweda, reported St. Louis 19 16 .541 t% flr<>t 11lll JI1g. and thPn Gib ~on Walers, who ~urfered a frac-- Halewood <•.00) In the se~d, this mornmg that his analyail Los Angeles 18 e .529 a unloflc:t'd his shot ovf'r dead rture of the !lkull and a brain con- Affectionate ft5.60) in th~ fifth, ~o~. "un7ha~ged heroin at the Pittaburch 16 1S .SUI 1% Cf'lllf"rfl•'lcl. Thr ball traveled cussion, underwent an emergency Langley ~yer <$3.60) m the IDJecbon ~nte m Lipst:'Omb's arm, Chicago 17 16 .515 over 365 feet from home plate operation Monday. sixth, Acrajet 115.001 In the se~- and lflrge amounts of degradation Cincinnati 15 ta .4M ana bounced over a HO·font high enth and Happy Anglo $3.40I '" product., mainly morphine In the Philadelphia 15 17 .<Mil building. One local observer told PRELIMINARY 8E1 the feature eighth. bik!." Milwaukee 16 11 .45'1 Coach Lanham that it wa!l only LONDON IUPD - Don Warthe second ball'" 15 years to be ner of Philadelphia w iII meet hit over lhat b"ilding ... . .Jim Cooper, twin brother of BritPhd Trout was credited With , 1sh and Empire heavyweight · · fhe first game vir,tury after hf' lrharnpion Henry Cooper in an NEW YORK (UPJ) .fim!hre and ushers to thl right fN!ld AmDDI the debrtl tosHI'I ftob. relif'VP? ~ave Sagan m the , right-round fight June 8. 'lllomson, busmess mnnager of j stand~ on Sunday, the garbage. inson said, ••were younger fourth mnmg. Henry Cooper will fight Cassiu~ the New York Met.s, said today th;::ng stopped, . Cub Scout age. _In the second game, won by Clay of Louisville, Ky . on the i Frank Robinson or the Cincinnati the M Meany, publicity man for ''And the things they threw, R10 r.r~nde 8-7 . Sagcm was the same card. Reds helped incite the polo l et!, ~aid 8 number of usb- Beer, beet can•. rotten b•"NII•, winner afler he came on to rc. ers complamed that &blnson had orange. and everything elJe" lie\'t> ~tarh•r .John Hrown . : RtnF.S FIVE WINNERI groun~s fans mto a garbage- "Incited" the fans. Jeri') Lynch said it mad~ Bo Although the RedllU'.n manag· ' BALTIMORE IUP II - Jockey throwmg barrage lao! Sunday. REDS REPLY dlfferenC<t where· the player Wll, ed only four· hits. two of them !Wayne Chambers booted home "We can't rondane thp fana CHICAGO !UPUI -Three Cln· "the fans t1trew at bfm. ..1 went 1 by Jim Shnner, in that second 1five winners at Pimlico Wednes· throwing objects on the field ," cinnati Reds outfielder!l l8id under the fJtaDda to make a catch game. th(> Campbellsville piteh-l d~v. including four in a row Thomson said "but players who :ednesday the- New York Meta once," Lynch l8id. ..and ers walked 11 of the Red~n,__i:hambers scored with iulia :nt the fan; don't help matters s:~d":':r. ~:~,.~~: ~ b~~mep~% t~t!:.:..~:::. Ground!. saJd t.bo fans """"" In Qll hlln Robln!OII played. left !told on Frank Roblnoon aald the Mets "I dldD't make 10 motlobJ 0 ; 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY Saturday and molloned toward were "pas1ing the buck'' in tum around:'~ll1d .. 1 the fans," Thomson said. "But charging that lt'lctlon hy rival a!Dod ~ with m bock ·to • there wa• no trouble because players touched off the demon- lllld they bpi ~ tlll'"villll·" l there was a bunch of 'Midget !!!rations. Roblnaon saJd oa 531 WEST MAIN STREET Mels' tchildren) up there. How- "'lbo Met• were guilty of poor motions !bot ...,: ~ madl "':"'· on SWiday RobiiiiO!J played policing of doe grandstand," Rob- the 1 - to throw at ;:.... "I Over 200 Weekly All nght f•eld and he DUide the same inoon oakL 11o said be played In clclod lltlt )'011 oon'l beat filCH Paid' Winners-Troclllll motlona. Indicating the Reds were two fk!ld! Oil Saturday lind sun- 111 )'011 lllilbl 10 weD join thorn a ~ team and t.bo Mets day •:and they t11re1> things at IDd lllrned orvtllld to allk !hom Stamps Of Your Choice w~ I. . m _ _e=fro=m_t_he_•tan.:.;..:ds:_:bo::.th:_:dl=y~J:.:_.'_:'WbJ.:::!...tboJ= lllrowiiqj 11 - " HI TEST 30,9 But on Swlday he ran mto a bunch of I<!On-ttg.,..," Thomaon Every Gollon Sold With A Money Back Oullnnt• said In reforenco to tho "new breed" of MelJ fans. Now Under New Management ThoiiiiOD added that •• soon as Ito IN!!It a cordon of special po- ••• FOR the GRAD 1 ARROW SHIRTS Puritan· BanIons Short !!leeve. Tabber and button·down col- The shirt every man treasure,. lars. RUGBY ·~" SWANK SPORTSWEAR Tie Taco. Swim Wear Cuff Linkt Key Chalnt.SIIIfoldt Jacke~ Belts by Pioneer Certlficot. from his Initial - Sport favorite men's shop When in doubtgive him a Gift ' ' DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. Main Street • Pomeroy _ of; ! CORGBATULAT11i9 ...we salute lfOU,class . iUII . 1'hl(l tit;btl Aad 1V•datr-Gulrd ;. •1 10 __. l&lma wkla i,oa.a .. w.& ..., . . . . . . . . . . . . '--·-to. ...., ............. ,.. __ ) $6.94•2.13 rs bac h Hardware e;=----"E-ver--yth--ing~ln wa~reH~~~· P.:om.: =eroy::. M Jl 'II 'ktl . . . Ill. Gallon C..J U-'1 1VM1•• & Quart Color .....H.... ord...... -- . . ...._ -- ~·--- --·- ·~--~-·· If tllll Wt all'l!llt tlmelxl aet YGGiaeJf a Chevrolet--weD, we ,iun dall't know when Is. Why, ,oll'd alnqt 1tan to be utkummsr na tD IS au tl ......,.. IJPOft M Good idea. Conllllklale , _ cMbeL 1.t111p . . . I t II • flllll them off with • Cllll . . . ,fl!lll ... 0111 • ~ORe ~Jy ~ll)IIIIIA! • be I lot . . . . . )IIW• PIIY"'' ciiJI IW8IJ fCONOMY TUES., "COOL NOTES" Wnuam White Leather Flats $2·" Childrens Sandals 111011111 .... $AwtGS & I Q , , ~ I I JrG, 1 CANVAS OXFORDS ~'WHITEST" i'~!Ja~AI. H:~~TGfA. r:;~t~,d~c~ah\sMwhr~!~Kh~:~: CI~,:Fol~~r~rs~~n:. s~~: I~~. ':.~1 ~~~i~: ~--~ii=-.--"-·--o---,~un-1tst.·.E-<tllf1lnPmA,_,I,..-,.LT University c I Lloyd Roush, Mrs. F. A. Bat- . Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wolpert r. ey, Mrs. Ottie Roush, Mrs. Wil- and Mrs. Ora Jones visited rei· Ham Chiler, Mrs. Donald F. allves in Columbus Ohio ov r Roosh, M!'ll. Harold Johnson, the weekend. ' e Mrs. Howard Wogerthals, Mrs. Shelby Grin!tead F Ray Pllllflill, Mrs. Leoter Oh- and Phyllis Batey 'of ry linger, Mrs. Floyd Carmack, burg, W. Va. visited at 1 h 6 Mrs. Howard Burris and guest, home of their parents over the Mrs. Milton Miller and Mrs. weekend. Collins and tho hootesses, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Swillers Mrs. L. C. Roush and Mrs. and Theodora of Danforth, m. Karr. visited at the home of their dauRotary ghter and family Mr and M 1 The Bend Rotary Club of Philip Batey lltd fa~lly rs. Haven met on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. James F;y are at the Hartford Metho- vacationing In C111ada for their regular lllr. and Mrs. B. Vance meetlll8. Sharon Brink· and Mrs. Herman Layne were er and Linda Lathey present· business visitors in Parkersburg the Both girls had Ion Saturday. Institute of World Mra. Fred Batey 11td Mrs. L. held in Morgantown, w. C. Rouah of the New Haven recently ond they reported den club ore attending the Stale their trip. Garden Club Convention Attending were Thoma• Reed, Beckley, w. Va. this week Foley, Floyd Carmack, Mra. Howard Burris a.;,_F. Roush, Dr. John panied her daughter Rebecca PHONE SP 3-5554 Dr. 'l'homao McGo• to Huntington to compete In Harry MIUer, Herman Lay· the spelling contest. Mr. John Richard Ord, Philip Wol- Carpenter accompanied hi• Edwin Stein, Lloyd Roush. Larry to Huntington to com· Hoven Pet'IGIIIII pete In the same contest. Both Mr. and ll!ra. Fred Merica ol Beeky Burris and Larry Akron, Ohio spent the weekend penter are •tudenl!I of New with his mother, Mrs. Opal Mer- ven Elementary School. 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Noles ••• t'-lfour~ aet llD 71111. Or ot fw ,. J::~J~~==.!~ellhor~~char=ld=-~·=IJI'~d=III:·~·:_:~~~e~:--::ltl~-=-=hl:·~- . r··s • ., peel l,.... 1 29 ,9 WEATHER-GUARD HOUSEPAINT -. ew Haven PersonaI News N auq.e~ -f'1if ew Haven Park - \.d ·toO Itt tilt Certified Oil Station "• • A JltltMf INGIIDtiNT Of VANGIIAttD'S .Marg·-t!U•-, ..., .._.a-"el, Sunday- N-·· .. _ _.... .,._. , ..._ • -• ~ "" "'"' "" w<•• wu-c ...1- 1~ tlrulltta Jll!lll'll: llrlfl .. ~ I. Y -ou II Mabel McDermitt, Arlene Me- re, Okey Joh..OO, ~~·~~::!: I said: " He baa t.bo ludi to be liD- tiiiil Uheratilm .1o tbo. ..._ 0!1 June 4th lor membe!'ll and Oermitt, Barlwl ond Kathy Relha LewiJ lhd Morris lbdr famiUes. ' • May Wamaley, Goldie Blake: I... of West Columbia. .. Molitor Doa&hter Jleld The w.s.c.s. of the New The PfOII'am for doe meetlnJ Soc1aJ Thelma Henry, Helen Wllliama, 1 ll!r. and ll!rs. lloi>Ort G. The NahacUma Garden Club Haven Methodist Church w iII wu I pledglnJ oervJce ond was Ethel Rayburn, Noncy Yon Me· and children of Pl. Pleasant held their annual Mot.bor Dau- bold I Rummaae Sale on Fri- presented by Mrs. John Powter and Marie Smith. and lllr. ond lllra. Harold Eu18911 ghter Banquet on Monday eve- clay ood Saturday, May 17th ell, ted by Mrs. Lyndon BRmAL SHOWER IS HELD ' Sendmg gift• were Mr . and .ew and .011 of Nitro vJaited mng at the Horlford Melhodlst and 18th at the Thabet Build- T:lo~ M~\ Robert Herndon Ann Williams wa• honored Mrs. Wilborn Van Meter, Jan-1Mr. and Mrs. Harley Powell Oiurdl Buement. Tho ta.bl.. lnJ in New l!aven, beginnlnJ at a rs. 0 " Ferguson. IThuroday evening at the home ot Robinson. Doris Lee, Evelyn Sunday . we~e decorated with blllketa Q( g p.m. Home made donuts will Refreshments were served to of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ILockett, Betty Fox, Margaret Sandra Bennett of Chillicothe, I tulips ond bullerfllea. Each Ito for aale at 75 cent. per doz. Mrs. Oiarles Yoho, Mrs. LyD- Lloyd Williams In Cltfton. with IFox, Lena Fox, Reba FeUds, Ohio. spent a week end with "Quality Furnishings et Reasonable Prices" guest wu given a red C8l'IUIIion en or 5 cents each, theae triU don Taylor. Mrs. John Powell, a bridal shnwer. HoateBOe! were , Edra Kearns, SteUa Cross, her parents. Mr. and Mrs Jim ' corsoge. Mrs., Robert Layne op- be made at the building and Mrs. flobertlierndon, Mrs. Ken· Mrs . Paul Bostick of Middle- Eulah Stewart, Ora Higgins, !Benne(! . ened the mee!ln, with a Moth- oold hot. Free coffee will be neth Ridge and the hostess, Mro. pert and Mrs. Richard Gilkey ' Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson, I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Meer'• Day poetn, and iD t u r o served. Fergusorl. of Pomeroy and Mrs . John [Dora Van Meter. May Pickens. ter and daughter and son · in-- : MIDDLEPORT, 0. each memMr irltroduced her Eolhor Circle Meets New Haven Gardea Club ,McDermitt of Maaon. . Wmona Hoffman, Hazel Hos- law , of Felicity, Ohio, called ' molber or pest. The Eathe Ci Th Lu The New Haven Gorden Club I Games were played and prizoa [Char , Mro. Schaekel, Jess1e on Mrs. Lloyd Willia!!ll Satur1 1 Followloc the dinner Dr. llterllt ChU:ch ~o~:n m:t 0~ met on Thursday evening at the won by Mr•: Louie Petera, Kay Cartwright, Mina Lewi&, Clar- day. Edna Celllaa pt01i81lled lito JII'O" Tueaday evenin at the p rish hnme of Mrs. lrvlll8 Karr, Jr. Riley, Cecelta Smtih, Mrs. BIJI IICe Dunlap, Wanda Roush. Frie- > Mr. and Mro. Btll Wiliams gram. IIIIo &bowed Jlide& and llouJe of St. :aui'J LuU::ran with Mrs . Ray Pickens, Sr. and McDermitt, Margaret Rizer , da Henry, Mary Zerkle. Jun.• and Judy spent a week end in POPULAR PLAY SHO ES F OR talked llll I trip &he hod lakeo Church The pr gram _ Mro. L. C. Roush serving as co- Goldie McDermitt and Elame Burns, Jomce Bergdoll, Joann Nitro visiting Mr. and Mr.. Ev- ' "'the Holy Land. sented · by Mrso Rol ~a~~~· hosles.es. Cartw~ight. Dorothy Van Met- Harbour, Lucilk! Harrison, Ka- erett Dudding. 'l'be " - prt.. awarded was topic ··war nd Pean .. 1,/• The guest speaker lor 1 he er won the door prize. tie Oliver, Grace Cartwright, Mrs. Clara Williams won by'Mra. L. C. Roush. Each WiliU:.m Pow:li Sr ~i evening was Mr.. John ColliM Cake, polaiO chlpo, mints and Olga Lewis, Mllrgle Cart- Mark visited Mr. and Mrs. tto••- 11 member participated In a con- the busineSB ~eetingr 1 of Polnl Pleasant. Her t 0 pic punch were served to Car<il P.. wright, Mrs Gilkey, Shirley ard Rayburn Sunday afternoon. tesl by makln& a sprlll8 hal · ·. was "Flowers of S aln, lllr• !Ms, Dorothy Van Meter, Ha- Tucker and Fannie Roush . :~~u:::,b!~Pllfin~r ':el~ p~:rs~s.s, ~:..~:'~!:r:s~ Collin• lived in. Sp~ln ior tw~ ~.smith, Cecelia and David, cuss MEETING $1,097.21 Balance prize for her creation ments to those attending : Mrs. years. most of II spent In Mad- lneu· ~u~o~~· ~ane tB~n- The Goodwill Class met at Is Made Public Altandlli& were Mra.' Louis J. Jacll Wekh, Nlrs. i' elson Ro"sh, rid .. She spoke on the dlfierent Der;,ltt' Irene Ju~~icean~ld~; the home of Joabetle Brown on PT. PLEASANT - The Board Jtanchnlk, Mlsa Sor&h Suaan Mro. William Powell, Jr., Mrs. varJehes of flowers grown there McDermitt, Mabel Johnson Fnday evenmg for their month- of Directors of the Pt. Pleasant Caney Mts William Gibbs Donald Bumgardner and Mrs. weddmg• altended and how the Frlltceo Oliver Ka Rll El' ly meetmg With Irene JustiS as Boys' Club recently approved Mra. Kelly, Miss Marl: Roland Kerr. churches were decorated and aine Cartwrl hi J'uren:\.w. co-hostess. The meeting was the release of the financial CANVAS CASUALS lyn Glbbo, Mrs. John Wo If e. Sewing Club the bridal bouquets. She a Is o II, Dorothy ~nd Wilma Blak; called lo order by the president statement of the boxing show For women in black or beilt Miss Teresa Wolfe, Mrs. Rol,: The Sewmg Club met on Tues· tol~ h?w flower arrangement• Katie Bass, Till Nobles Lou: ~nd the followmg participated held March 30 at the local high ert Layne, Mrs. Harry Layne, day at 1 p.m . lor • luncheon, Inn· pam dill., from thooe in ella Van Meter Beulah , Rick- m the program. Ruth Hensley, school gym. AA-8 Widtho SillS 4'1o·l0 • Mrs. John Boston Mrl E A at the home of Mrs. Ottie Roush U Ited States, Mrs. Collins ard Opal Bostl~k Le L Nancy Van Meter . Games and Total receipts from ticket ,Schae~el, Mro. C:.:rroll .Ad~ms; ~ith Mrs. R. F. Bryant serv- showed the group several hand Edifu Fox and Vlr in': W~~~· contests were held with Eunice sales were $1,849.27. expenses, Jr., M!'ll.- Herman Layne, Mrs. mg as co-hostess. The next meet- made Item• of Interest she had Josephine McDe~ltt Molll~ Hart ~nd Frances Wood of Gro- $752.06, and balance, $1 ,097.21. Paul Powell, Mrs. Philip Batey, lni will be held an May 16111 at ~o~ght back with her from Fox, Mrs. Anna Holfm~n, Vlna : ~m m charge. June Burns and Jon Leighty, Comptroller of WOMEN'S Mrs. Freda Hart, Mrs. Donald the home of ~rs. Edwin Stein. pam. . McDermitt, Margie Rogers, elma Henry won the prizes. Marietta Manufacturing ComBumgardner, Mrs. Thomas Thoae attendmg were Mrs. L. l Mrs. Donald F. Roush presidA dessert courae was served pany, i' treasurer of the Boys' ·Hoffman, Mrs. F. A. B a I e y, C. Roush, Mrs. N. 0 . Wein , Mrs. ed at the business meeting. The ica. to Thelma Henry, Nancy Van Club. The Board of Directors is ; Mrs. Freda Hart, Mrs. Donald W. T. Stone, Mrs. D. A. Iby-laws were read by Mrs. Phil- Joan Carroll, who Is lakin Meter, Dora Van Meter, Clara planning the Centennial Circus I Bumgardner. Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mro. Herman Layue, Mrs I lip Wolpert. A report of the special nurses !raining at Ou~ Williams, Ruth Hensley, Helen and Wild Animal Exhibition al [ By The Mokers of Vogue Hoffman, Mrs F. A. Batey, Philip Wolpert, Mrs. Howard program committee for the com- Lady of Peace Hospital in Lou· Williams, Lena Lyons, June Harmnn Park , Tuesdav, May AA·B Widths. Si1e 5·1 0 - - - - - Mrs. James Gilbert, Mrs. How- Wagenhals, Mrs. H. L. Dyer, year was given. Mrs. How- lsville, Ky. spent the weekend Burns, Cheryl Burns, Frieda 21. · ar<l Joe Burris, Mrs. E T. Mrs. Lloyd Roush, ~nd Wagenhals reported tha( a here with her parents, Mr. and He.nry , M;s. Brown and VJSil· ~Bh, Mrs. Howard Burri• 1Mrs. Abolm, Mrs. (,eurge Car- Magnolia tree had been pur- Mn. Charles Car 11 ors Eumce Hart and FranPlea&ant Valley Hoopltal Mrs. Chester Weaver, Mrs. wm: son and Miss Millie Bumgarner chased and would be planted at Ann Chisler of · p;~tsburgh, Pa. ces Wood. ADMI'ITED: George Riffle. ay Robin Hoott Weaver, Dr .. Edna ('..,tiles, Mro. 1and Ihe hostes,es. the Pleasant Valley Ho1p1tal at visited recently with her parPERSONALS , Pt . Pleasant; Henry Smilh, White 1nd Beige 11lehard Pflffcer, Mrs. Rol,: Metbodlot Cia" To Meet the proper season. A student ent., Mr. lnd Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turnbull cine. Sizn, Sm11l SY2 to 3 - - - - - - - ert Johnston, Mro. Henry Buck The Yo~U~g Adult Claas ot the from Wahama Jr,. High logo to Chisler. of Mason called on Mr. and DISCHARGED: Mrs . Jr., Mrs. Ray Pickens, Jr .. Mrs. New Haven Methodist Church Junior Nature Camp at Wheel- Mr. and Mrs. William Nease Mrs. Ned Henry on Sunday af·I Cheesebrew. Pt. PIe as ant; Ltqyd Hoffman, Mrs. Roy Pick- will hold theJr second meeting lng, W. Va. had been selected; and family of Buckhannon, w. lrenoon. Michael Terry McGinness. Pt. ens, Sr., Mro. Earl Clark, Mrs. :at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Cooke, son of Mr. and Va. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Peck of Chillico- Pleasant. CHILDREN$ L C. Rou•h •. Mrs. Thomas A. ,\V,IIiam Clift "'' l!aven Heights Mrs. Roy Cooke nf New Haven . Mrs. J. v. McGrew, Sr. over the, Ohio, visited with her mo- BIRTH: A wn to Mr. and McGOWEin, M1ss Kay McGowAn, on May 23rd at .:30 p.m. 'l'ho~e attendmg wer~ Mrs. H. the weekend. ther, Mro. Mattie Henry. Mrs. Warren Call, Mason. 1 _Mrs. James Roush, Mrs. Ho,. W.S.C.S. Meet Dy~r, Mrs. N. 0. \\em, MISs Mr . and Mrs. Jack Frey, Ross Thos• visiting Dana Lewis on A thought lor the day- Nor· RED , WillTE OR BLUE mer Roush, M!'ll. Bill Howard, The W.S.C.S. of the New Hav- Lelah Jane Powell. Mrs. M. L. and Larry Mr. and Mrs 1 Silos $129 Mrs. J . H. Farley, Miss Ethel en MethodJSt Church met on , Mrs. Philip Wolpert, aid F. Rou~h, Mr. and Mr~ liarSmall 5-3 • Riddle, Mrs. E. C. Riddle , Mrs. ITuesday evening at the home Mrs. F. Bryant, Mrs. Her-l ry Layne and their · FOR THE WHITE HOUSE OTHERS TO $4.49 Harry Miller and Mrs. George of Mrs. John I·ergusun . T 11 Layne, Mrs. Donald Fo- ghter, Harriett Layne attended ON YOUR STRIET ... u1 e Jewell. /meeting was opened by the ' glesong, Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. the parents' weekend a r ·r • 1 New y0 rk Mets Deny c·mcmnatJ . . Charges Nfrom lite 8/cmcnts n-i-. Dlfly-sentlnel, Pomeroy·M14d!tfort, 0, May 16, 1963-5 cook The nell meetlnr will be 1 theN Theld will I' fori ho ~ s meeting o the .ca ton urc ~ ool to IJ, held sc)ooJ year on Thursday, May : from June. 3rd unltl Jun~··13th. 18th at 8 p.m. a Jibe school. De·[The followmg teachers were •otions will be given by Mrs. named ; Kindergarten Closs J o h h . Brabham; special mu-1 Mrs. Freeman RobertS, teach"lfc wm be arranged by M r s. er; Mro. Charles Lester,- a.,ist. Arthur Thabet. A film on Fam· ,ant; Primary Class - Mrs, lly eVocation• will be ohown. •'1<1 .Glenn Smith, teacher and Mrs. _Installations of officers will be ' Jame,s ,Howard. asSJstant; Jun· held. ior Class - Mrs. Robert HernTOWN COlJNCIL don, teacher and Mrs. J o h n The New Haven Town Coon· ·Ferguson, assiStant. Music Wtll ~11 mot on Monday evening for be In charge of Mrs. their regular meeting. T h o s e Ridge and Mro. Arthur Thaoot. attending were Mayor F. C. Final plana were also Relcllert, Recorder Thelma for their rummage aale on May · ~ptehort ond councilmen Karl 17 and 18th. The list for nursWiles, He~ry Buck and Nelson ery helpers for during w.,r.,hip flouah. aemces was announced . They voted to accept the bid voted to sponsor a flower Clf Mr. Richard Howes, Bonds- endar for the summer man, to furnish bonda for Sew- lor nowers for the church altar. erage Disposal Plant for t h e Their pledge to the church town. Mr. Belcher, town alt6r- Increased. »-Y· announced that • hearing A report from the IIad be$1 oet for May271h to lng committee .was given and appear before the Publ1c Serv- accepted : .Pres1de?l - Mrs. .~ Commtulon for sewerage Kenneth Ridge; VIce president tl.l~. after which bids will be - Mrs. Robert Herndon; Itt for the plant. rotary-Treasurer - Mrs. LynJWMAIAGE SALE don Taylor. I r I •; $2 99 ~-----__J Shirts I - l, I 1 l l t . leod IIOinat t.bo Ylllkeeo but Mickey Mantle hit 1 lwo-1'1111 homer in the aixth tJ1niDi and Ebton Howard Jinaled ,boine the winnin& nm to cap a two-1'\111 rally tn the I I 1 IS ' ' 1 N. ~ND AVE. Interior �l • IR0 binson, ' ~--Da~n~y~Se~nt!~n~el,~Pom~ero~y~-?d~!ddt~tpOJ~rt,~O;··;Ma:'·:le~,1:96:3! . I Rose Lead Reds Over Chicago 10-2 §i?..:1..~ The Daily Sentinel . CHICAGO tUPil d Tho lllumpiJ11 Twins bunt o 1-0 · - In • rare I win ow, but D1ck · Stuart had to jln the third Inning of the first lirst.place Son J!'ranciaco Gianla cialon•. went .:leer over gamto a~d h1s sevent~ h?mer with j outlasted the Pittsburgh Pirates Harne runs by Jjm Geoti1e, ('innatJ Red!! bur1ed the Chieago the w.an. two on m the third mn1ng or the 4-3, the New York Mets ended .Jacki., BrandL and Jerry Adair 1 cu bs undtr a 15-hit attack TV.•Jce. I finale . the Houston Colts' six-game win- powered the Oriole~ to their vio • Wednes<b for a 1().2 1/tct.or That's lhe rrif'ndly lf'rt . fiel4 Drive! In Sfven Rani ning streak 7-4, the L(l/)' ovt•r the Senators. Milt Pap. 1 .Y . ~· . wall at. Fenway Park and what Stuart drove in a total of seven Reds ran over the Chicago ~! ~e wm.. wh1ch evened Cmcm- ·l betl~r ume. to hit a couple of runs during thP twin bill , and al- ~ 1~ the Milwaukee Braves aub·N; I ~ah at 1-1 m . the ~ga~e ser- balls over 1t than on pay day'1' though h1s !Jrst homer assured dued the St. l.('uis cardinaJ 8 ~. 'JI 1es, ~aw Fra~k Robmson .rut th~ee IThey pa!ilsed out the pay checks Bill Monbouquette h~ third vic- 1and the Los AngeJetl Dodgers ~ 1outbur_'t or bat tin~ power, the Cm- l bt dlffer~nl-hf" 1 I P~ GE -rSyracuse Nats Will Move PI ') ade)ph'a Th' y ear l L ~ WWWU4 "~ •~~"?· i of his four limes at bat mcludm.g ,all ovet' thf' majors Wedne!day l tory, Rus11 Nixon had to break a :beat the Philadelphia Phlllles 3-2 i ·a double. Pe.te Ro!te, the rook1e and Stuart picked the occa~lon to 16-all tie with an eighth·inning In 1~ Innings . wbo works hke a dynamo. also pac< ll.e second-place Bost6n Red double In tl.e nightcap to brlng Nleholoon Hko Homer had three hJts. 1Sox to a 9·3 and Hi twi-night reliever Dick Radatz his third Dave N'tcholson's eighth twme In fact , every Cincinnali sweep over tht Los An- I triumph . [run wljh one on highlighted 812.1 .I er except winning pitcher Jim gels with a grand slam homer in !'he league-leading Chicago tlit attack on rour Tiger pltchen ! . • Malont=y had at least on~ safety . the opener and a ' lhr~· run hom- White Sox came from bfihind to that carried the White Sox to SYRACUSE. N. Y. <VPI)-Thf some t 1m e. Eacll year , the 1And Maloney could hardly care er in the nightcap. down the Detroit 'l'igere 7-4, the ! their llth victory In their last 14 smalle!t city m th(' Natmnal Bas· I!ltocky, fiery 81MOfte dented thPm less, he has now won five games . It ~lis kinct ot. a mh:ed-up Cleveland lndiRns blanked the , game~~. ketball t'\ ~so( 'lil ll ml l'nded a 17-·l ~· . lently 1agalnst only one loss as the Red~· mght tor the ex·Plllsburgh fint ·Kansas City A' s J.() , th~ Baltl- · Jim ~Mudeau Grant se: down . . soJT~o::-~lmes . v1o . kl'mg hur 1er. . .)'ear pn1Iess1onaJ cage h1story · Ptd 1 rTl08 1 spar 1' b·aseman . more Orioles wa 11 oped the Wash· 1 the A'!l! on two hiM to even his 11 .Wedn('~ctay n1 ght \~ 1 t h the an· / ~elphla had been repre-1 Only two hits in the (: incinnati 1 Tt'IP F'E>nway Park crowd of 12.- 1 ington Senators 7·1. and thp New record at 3-3 with the Indians. ~ nou~ced morf' of th(> _Syracuse sented In the NBA until the end I barrage were for extra Innings, ~ booed him for committing his : York Yankee.' ran their winning ' Tito Franconr~ singled hom! the Nationals to Ptlllfldfllphta. .of the 1961~ Maaoa when the :oddly enough. These were Robin- hrst two error!'! of the sea801'1 but Istreak io four gaml'!s with a 4--3 only run of 'the game in th~ nrst I Just befo_re midnight, Dan Bia-Jwarriors moved to San Fran- ' son's doubll'! and 1 triple by Rose •a.lso cheered hi.m for tlltting hi.!J win over lhe Minnesota Twins I inning off Orlando Pena, who sUf· 1 ; . prestdPnt of the National risf'o. that scored two runs. s 1xth homer witt'! the bases full In the National League, the fered his third lo88 in seven d• : a~kPibflll Assoriation t\!RA 11 1 lnly Nt-w York and Boston re-- Maloney work.od the first five 1 ·- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - -- - hf" h:1d -.n lrl 1h1• .N<lls mmn as N R~ rbart.er members. innings, with AI worthington help-! U.S. Cagf'rK Earn und1 srloM'(! I 1111:)(1PipM1 J mlr>r . Otasone stud he lost $39,000 ing out in the last four frames. : 8 · lor $.'iflll.l'llfl ia.o:t f>ea.o;on and expected to lose . . f'rth In F1naiF. . .. , . . The performance h1tw1se was j 1ve ;).Pf'll f1 g llllll ~ tor vf'111'" to SHHUIOil tf the Nats conlmued in bo the •~- C' '. . h' RIO DR JANF:IRO !UPIJ-The .. . , a ut ~ mcmnati as of-~ t'ep II 11~ rP;I!r: IJ(' l'f' , lw ~a1 1 1. ~vracu.sp nPxt season. f ed th. Th 'tch· . powf!rful United States squad un hprw.aring det>ph mn\'erl ·· 1 ft't'i .Coachf'd by Alex Hannum last er t 118 seasalon.~__ e ~~h mg beaten in threp p.r{"liminary r~und 1 • dl · _ . . was a 1 s usu ~t . w1t Ma - 1 r:a second 1t)neyand Worth'1ngto naowmga II , gamf's ...- y that t. ln ~ hall .to t'ume . ~w<J snn , the NaL" fmt!:!hed .. • · will be pitted against Yu -~ Bll iJII I . 8 f'(' :IU:o.i' •l t 1lf· merpasmg m lhP Eastern D1v1sion of the I f I goslavia lonight w hI' n the final . 1 tota o on y seven hlt.!J. One of t'O sl.s Jll opPrut those a IIowed by Maloney was a round-robin ·series· hegin!'l· in tlu• I By United Prea11 lnternaUonal New York . 11ms. 11 s 1mpl~ . · .. got · NB A w1th . . a 48-32 record.. ThPy , IS 19 .441 8 to 1w rm_poss1)11 1· ro l'ont muP . wf're f'iJmmated hy the Cmcmna-1 homer for L:ru Brock world amateur haskf!lhall cham-i . 15 20 .429 6\i . IJwmrllm~ support anri a!tf'nd · t1 Rovals in the opening round l J' · I . · pionship 1 American l.earue · 1m 100 e 1!11 on tap for to· l w L t GB Houston ancP l1as ctiU~i'( I su I<' rumor.c::. for 1he playoffs. d , . 'nd Brazil whi ·h d. b . t • · Pt· · Mledne8day's lleAults ~· -I ay !I sene!! WI up, looking for I . . c r ew a ye m o Chicago 20 12 625 , his sixrh win for Cincinnati the fmals because it is the de- Bosto New York 7 Houston 4 • r~ ~ 0 a . 11 u I start-~ Angel~ I ~ o- Colleue Sweeps ('Rio• Grande F c u -. PaJr rom amphellsville Iagainst two defeats. Larry Jack- fending champion, swings into ac- New ~ork tion. agamst Puerto RICO and the Kansas c·t1 y · ·son {441 will go for the Cubs · ISo It seems that Maloney and VIet Union faces France. IB It! O'Toole are aiming to team up Italy, the seventh team to gain C~ve7oo.: for !!hinJng performances thi~ s~a- the fmal rou~ , wrU. not resum_e [Los Angl'le s lege 2 30 Trih Sent Spts Mew Iincluding four free passes with son. Lest !f!Bson Bob Purkey and play until ~Jday. mght whe~ Jt Detroit The Rio Grand!:' Co llege base- lthe bases loaded. Joey Jay ~me the first Cincin· faces B~a!ll while the Un.lled 1Washington J ball team returned Wednesday I Coach Lanham was very from a very successful lnp in· I pleased ovel the showing of his . to Kentucky where they swept team in that only two errors a doubleheader from Campbell~- were committed by Rio Grande ville College (ln 1'11esdav. a.nd in the doubleheader on Tueswere out front :l-2 Wed·~· l e.o:;dav dav Hitting ha~ picked up and over Cumberlsnd Col lege whe~ tht.: .four·man pitching staff has the game wa s canrPilf.'d by become more effective · . . . Rtn Grande 1s now idle untiJ r am. 1 The game With Cumberland Inext Tuesdav when West Liber· on Wednesday did not count as 1ty College -of West Virginia ~~a~~ :: 2 .!i7l 18 14 .563 2 18 14 56.1 2 13 13 .500 4 17 19 12 19 .387 13 21 .382 R 11 20 .:15!'1 wJ!I take on the Russla~s I Minnf'sota at shapes up as a crucml_j Wedne&day'• Re5u1tll Purkey won 23 and Jay 21. m~~h . v· . j New York 4 Minnesota 3 ~aloney was 9·7 last year afier c So let Umon also. f.lO_s~ 3 IBoston 9 Los Angeles 3, 1st bemg called up from San Diego, 3-0 reror.d 111 the prehmln&nes Bo~ton 7 Los Angles e · 2nd · :"~o he has only to win four more l Lind ~~ given the best chance of Baltimor~ 7 . Washingt~n 1 'night game3 10 be~ter ~hat r~d ~t 1=~ting !he Yanks: w~o won th~ ' Clev-eland 1 Kansas City U!e rnle he Is g01ng, he 11 do Jt l .t Pan -~rnencan games 11 · Chicagu 7 Detroit 4 night easily 1 tie Without losmg a game ' , · . Thursday'& Probable Plteben 0 Toolf! was l&-t3 m l962, h!d Chicago at Cleveland the Reds In !llrikeouts with 1701 'BIG DADDY' DIED Buzhardt t3·1l vs. Dono~on <2-21. nati hur~erl! ~~ :mn to team up with 20- . 10 Chicago 2 San Francf.oJco 4 P!t'sburgh s • MJlwaukee 9 St. Louis 3, night Angeles 3 .Philadelphia 2, innings, night Thundly't Preblble Pltcllera Cincinnati at game wm seasons in 22 years. 0. · 1 • (5-2) vs. Lemaster Uwll, New Yo~ at san Hook n-41 VI \ O'Dell (+0). Philadelphia St. Houston, nlgiJtCulp (3·2l 118. DMtt n-ol, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles, "'"'" ,I "Ah 11 <2-1 ) va. P odres (].3). -..-x:: wa Ftkf•Y'• Gamet Mllwauk.. at Chlcago a wm, as It was washed oul comes in for a double-header laot season, and put a one·h•tl"' OF HERION SHOTS Los Angeles at Boston-O!Inski Cincinnati II St. LouiJ, night after 3~ mnmgs. However , the that will close out the season on t.he books for Cincinnati laflt , , 12·(1) vs. Wilson 13·2l. PhUadelphia at Houston, night d?uble victory ov~r· CampbriJs. l for the Redmen, sea!lon. . B~L TIMOR~ CUPll- Baltimore Washington at Baltimore, Pittsburah at Los Angeles, night VIlle- on Tuesday mcreased the 1 ThP. twin-victory on Tuesday 1\te~ay n1ght mana~er Fred mcdtcal exammers announced to· ~ -Rwdotpb (J-3) VI. Estrada. New York at San FrQ. Redmen ~eason mark lo. 5-lL I now gives Rio a three-game Hoot Gtbson was the b1g noJse wmning streak as they had pre" ;uesday as he t,Jt a home run viously defeated Morris Harvey m the t~p of the seve nth inning 15-3 last saturQay. of the f1rst game that not only . Hutc~m.son w~s ~llowmg ab£~ut day tt,ey have concluded from (Only games scheduled> . no h1ttmg agm , h1s only maJOr [laboratory te~Ls that pro rootbaJJ Frlhy"l Gamet compl~int .this !leas~Jn. If Wednes- s~ar ~ene tBig Daddy) Lipscomb Minnesota at Cleve~nd, day mght l! performance means died of ~n over~e of heroin." Detroit at Washington, 2, twllllht:-1 the Redlll are back on the track. The chief merhcaJ examiner, night gave Rio Grande its win. but ICYCI.IST BADLY INJURED they might. be heading out of the D;. Russell Fisher, said a eon- Chicago at Baltl!llDre, night also tied the re~orrl for lhP long·[ HAMBURG, Germany tUPIJ s~C?~d dJVu:non irtUJ pennant corn· lrtbutory . factor In . Llpsl"nmb'l Kansas City at Bolton, rUght est ball ever h1t ou1 of tllP sta· - American motorcyclist Colin petltr.on. . . ~eath, Fr~da~ mornmg was 1 loll Angeles at New York, . Waters was still listed on the It ts s?~ethmg ~utchm~n has no~-mtOXJcatmg. amount of alco· Na&loall Leape d t •m. rl :n took ('ampbt"llsville by .a 1eritieal list today following his beeD W&ltmg for SIDCe Apnl 8. hol_m the blood.' W, L. Pd. ..OB 5 ··nJnt as T~>r ry Williams ;erash in the Grand Prix ot the ~~e guys back up to the pay Fisher revealed that his assist· San Francisco 21 13 .811 a_r 1 1l t•rl a . two-run tlomer in the I ~aarland last SUnday. an_t. Dr. ~I Schweda, reported St. Louis 19 16 .541 t% flr<>t 11lll JI1g. and thPn Gib ~on Walers, who ~urfered a frac-- Halewood <•.00) In the se~d, this mornmg that his analyail Los Angeles 18 e .529 a unloflc:t'd his shot ovf'r dead rture of the !lkull and a brain con- Affectionate ft5.60) in th~ fifth, ~o~. "un7ha~ged heroin at the Pittaburch 16 1S .SUI 1% Cf'lllf"rfl•'lcl. Thr ball traveled cussion, underwent an emergency Langley ~yer <$3.60) m the IDJecbon ~nte m Lipst:'Omb's arm, Chicago 17 16 .515 over 365 feet from home plate operation Monday. sixth, Acrajet 115.001 In the se~- and lflrge amounts of degradation Cincinnati 15 ta .4M ana bounced over a HO·font high enth and Happy Anglo $3.40I '" product., mainly morphine In the Philadelphia 15 17 .<Mil building. One local observer told PRELIMINARY 8E1 the feature eighth. bik!." Milwaukee 16 11 .45'1 Coach Lanham that it wa!l only LONDON IUPD - Don Warthe second ball'" 15 years to be ner of Philadelphia w iII meet hit over lhat b"ilding ... . .Jim Cooper, twin brother of BritPhd Trout was credited With , 1sh and Empire heavyweight · · fhe first game vir,tury after hf' lrharnpion Henry Cooper in an NEW YORK (UPJ) .fim!hre and ushers to thl right fN!ld AmDDI the debrtl tosHI'I ftob. relif'VP? ~ave Sagan m the , right-round fight June 8. 'lllomson, busmess mnnager of j stand~ on Sunday, the garbage. inson said, ••were younger fourth mnmg. Henry Cooper will fight Cassiu~ the New York Met.s, said today th;::ng stopped, . Cub Scout age. _In the second game, won by Clay of Louisville, Ky . on the i Frank Robinson or the Cincinnati the M Meany, publicity man for ''And the things they threw, R10 r.r~nde 8-7 . Sagcm was the same card. Reds helped incite the polo l et!, ~aid 8 number of usb- Beer, beet can•. rotten b•"NII•, winner afler he came on to rc. ers complamed that &blnson had orange. and everything elJe" lie\'t> ~tarh•r .John Hrown . : RtnF.S FIVE WINNERI groun~s fans mto a garbage- "Incited" the fans. Jeri') Lynch said it mad~ Bo Although the RedllU'.n manag· ' BALTIMORE IUP II - Jockey throwmg barrage lao! Sunday. REDS REPLY dlfferenC<t where· the player Wll, ed only four· hits. two of them !Wayne Chambers booted home "We can't rondane thp fana CHICAGO !UPUI -Three Cln· "the fans t1trew at bfm. ..1 went 1 by Jim Shnner, in that second 1five winners at Pimlico Wednes· throwing objects on the field ," cinnati Reds outfielder!l l8id under the fJtaDda to make a catch game. th(> Campbellsville piteh-l d~v. including four in a row Thomson said "but players who :ednesday the- New York Meta once," Lynch l8id. ..and ers walked 11 of the Red~n,__i:hambers scored with iulia :nt the fan; don't help matters s:~d":':r. ~:~,.~~: ~ b~~mep~% t~t!:.:..~:::. Ground!. saJd t.bo fans """"" In Qll hlln Robln!OII played. left !told on Frank Roblnoon aald the Mets "I dldD't make 10 motlobJ 0 ; 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY Saturday and molloned toward were "pas1ing the buck'' in tum around:'~ll1d .. 1 the fans," Thomson said. "But charging that lt'lctlon hy rival a!Dod ~ with m bock ·to • there wa• no trouble because players touched off the demon- lllld they bpi ~ tlll'"villll·" l there was a bunch of 'Midget !!!rations. Roblnaon saJd oa 531 WEST MAIN STREET Mels' tchildren) up there. How- "'lbo Met• were guilty of poor motions !bot ...,: ~ madl "':"'· on SWiday RobiiiiO!J played policing of doe grandstand," Rob- the 1 - to throw at ;:.... "I Over 200 Weekly All nght f•eld and he DUide the same inoon oakL 11o said be played In clclod lltlt )'011 oon'l beat filCH Paid' Winners-Troclllll motlona. Indicating the Reds were two fk!ld! Oil Saturday lind sun- 111 )'011 lllilbl 10 weD join thorn a ~ team and t.bo Mets day •:and they t11re1> things at IDd lllrned orvtllld to allk !hom Stamps Of Your Choice w~ I. . m _ _e=fro=m_t_he_•tan.:.;..:ds:_:bo::.th:_:dl=y~J:.:_.'_:'WbJ.:::!...tboJ= lllrowiiqj 11 - " HI TEST 30,9 But on Swlday he ran mto a bunch of I<!On-ttg.,..," Thomaon Every Gollon Sold With A Money Back Oullnnt• said In reforenco to tho "new breed" of MelJ fans. Now Under New Management ThoiiiiOD added that •• soon as Ito IN!!It a cordon of special po- ••• FOR the GRAD 1 ARROW SHIRTS Puritan· BanIons Short !!leeve. Tabber and button·down col- The shirt every man treasure,. lars. RUGBY ·~" SWANK SPORTSWEAR Tie Taco. Swim Wear Cuff Linkt Key Chalnt.SIIIfoldt Jacke~ Belts by Pioneer Certlficot. from his Initial - Sport favorite men's shop When in doubtgive him a Gift ' ' DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. Main Street • Pomeroy _ of; ! CORGBATULAT11i9 ...we salute lfOU,class . iUII . 1'hl(l tit;btl Aad 1V•datr-Gulrd ;. •1 10 __. l&lma wkla i,oa.a .. w.& ..., . . . . . . . . . . . . '--·-to. ...., ............. ,.. __ ) $6.94•2.13 rs bac h Hardware e;=----"E-ver--yth--ing~ln wa~reH~~~· P.:om.: =eroy::. M Jl 'II 'ktl . . . Ill. Gallon C..J U-'1 1VM1•• & Quart Color .....H.... ord...... -- . . ...._ -- ~·--- --·- ·~--~-·· If tllll Wt all'l!llt tlmelxl aet YGGiaeJf a Chevrolet--weD, we ,iun dall't know when Is. Why, ,oll'd alnqt 1tan to be utkummsr na tD IS au tl ......,.. IJPOft M Good idea. Conllllklale , _ cMbeL 1.t111p . . . I t II • flllll them off with • Cllll . . . ,fl!lll ... 0111 • ~ORe ~Jy ~ll)IIIIIA! • be I lot . . . . . )IIW• PIIY"'' ciiJI IW8IJ fCONOMY TUES., "COOL NOTES" Wnuam White Leather Flats $2·" Childrens Sandals 111011111 .... $AwtGS & I Q , , ~ I I JrG, 1 CANVAS OXFORDS ~'WHITEST" i'~!Ja~AI. H:~~TGfA. r:;~t~,d~c~ah\sMwhr~!~Kh~:~: CI~,:Fol~~r~rs~~n:. s~~: I~~. ':.~1 ~~~i~: ~--~ii=-.--"-·--o---,~un-1tst.·.E-<tllf1lnPmA,_,I,..-,.LT University c I Lloyd Roush, Mrs. F. A. Bat- . Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wolpert r. ey, Mrs. Ottie Roush, Mrs. Wil- and Mrs. Ora Jones visited rei· Ham Chiler, Mrs. Donald F. allves in Columbus Ohio ov r Roosh, M!'ll. Harold Johnson, the weekend. ' e Mrs. Howard Wogerthals, Mrs. Shelby Grin!tead F Ray Pllllflill, Mrs. Leoter Oh- and Phyllis Batey 'of ry linger, Mrs. Floyd Carmack, burg, W. Va. visited at 1 h 6 Mrs. Howard Burris and guest, home of their parents over the Mrs. Milton Miller and Mrs. weekend. Collins and tho hootesses, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Swillers Mrs. L. C. Roush and Mrs. and Theodora of Danforth, m. Karr. visited at the home of their dauRotary ghter and family Mr and M 1 The Bend Rotary Club of Philip Batey lltd fa~lly rs. Haven met on Thursday Mr. and Mrs. James F;y are at the Hartford Metho- vacationing In C111ada for their regular lllr. and Mrs. B. Vance meetlll8. Sharon Brink· and Mrs. Herman Layne were er and Linda Lathey present· business visitors in Parkersburg the Both girls had Ion Saturday. Institute of World Mra. Fred Batey 11td Mrs. L. held in Morgantown, w. C. Rouah of the New Haven recently ond they reported den club ore attending the Stale their trip. Garden Club Convention Attending were Thoma• Reed, Beckley, w. Va. this week Foley, Floyd Carmack, Mra. Howard Burris a.;,_F. Roush, Dr. John panied her daughter Rebecca PHONE SP 3-5554 Dr. 'l'homao McGo• to Huntington to compete In Harry MIUer, Herman Lay· the spelling contest. Mr. John Richard Ord, Philip Wol- Carpenter accompanied hi• Edwin Stein, Lloyd Roush. Larry to Huntington to com· Hoven Pet'IGIIIII pete In the same contest. Both Mr. and ll!ra. Fred Merica ol Beeky Burris and Larry Akron, Ohio spent the weekend penter are •tudenl!I of New with his mother, Mrs. Opal Mer- ven Elementary School. NATURAL STRAW SUMMER HANDBAGS $1.00 ond $1,99 MEN'S & BOYS WHITE CANVAS SUP-ON '2·99 Made ly Endicott Johnson Sizes 21f2 to 12 R. REG. 7.35 GAL. ... 6 .19 Hogg & Zuspan Mater1'al 5 c0. 5.111 WEEK-END SPECIAL! Summer Blankets By Flel4cmt $3.11 Whites and ,.astels tal. MASON, W. VA. THE SHOE BOX Middleport, Ohio • Bnnd new 3-T lyloll ..... ,......... '""t.. . ., - TIRES wttla tOISYN _. "' •• t ltl(ut M II ... - - - . - . • ....,• • • """ .. , . Jlllllll ~ wt1h n.lll d "'11111'1,, , . IMII>IJIIoNI . . . . . . Ill' lllll 111111110 Ja a lltpo oa bacl; , . . - . ..... , Look 1t these futures 1 a .,.. • Trim line Cabinet; fits IHie bllllt·lll • Fu.ll-lenath Door ~ lllld M11~ ':ertons;.., rrck ' ..,.,...... .,_..T,,. YOilf - 7 ....... ..,.• • .,..........,. T..W.. W ' I tr 7 ' AI ' ... • Meat Locktr, Chiller ora- -. l l l f 7 Dlf8 0117! . .. . ..... hi , • Full·width Porcelain Crill* holda ~ bushel "' v .. • Wed(WOOd Blue I< White . d , ........, .... --·--· - ~·~....;..J~~.;:.,---...l~~ Rlla. OIL COMPANY "Air Conclltlanocl Per Your Shopping Pl..,iure" · Qpen II to 5 M011. tbnl Frl.-oto 9 Saturdily ST. MIDD[ IPORT '. ,. ,,.. ' ~ Onotl . apl..ted Yoa'll Lite OUr Servl~ Phone WY 2-21tl ' • Lit. Time Porcelain Interior Lf \ej:'!!_\7. ~~'lts p0MER 0y MQT0R·c0MpAN y 'n pl. • ~•ll ·width 53 lb. ~- ,.......... ,.. ............... . ,.. -----it-..:"" Like the ear&- 1111Nti1,A PJIL '2·99 I PANTS 'for ........ boys and lqiOl't sed"'!!, f« tbat lllltter. ' And there 111'8 • Jot of other bu)r-now ... Vvc:rw-· HOUR'S IN fVY LEAGUE lil!llll* reuou be1ldea tb •aoooe e kLM e ADMIRAL "' BAKER FURNITURE /:'ded t ,!.. 300 ;;.~~ e REXSIEEL e FRIGIDAIRE e HOOVER e PROVINCnOWN I nlt'n'· Chwrolet't Hd na, laa.J fatting bnui:J' • •. ill Jlteminl whb and .... Noles ••• t'-lfour~ aet llD 71111. Or ot fw ,. J::~J~~==.!~ellhor~~char=ld=-~·=IJI'~d=III:·~·:_:~~~e~:--::ltl~-=-=hl:·~- . r··s • ., peel l,.... 1 29 ,9 WEATHER-GUARD HOUSEPAINT -. ew Haven PersonaI News N auq.e~ -f'1if ew Haven Park - \.d ·toO Itt tilt Certified Oil Station "• • A JltltMf INGIIDtiNT Of VANGIIAttD'S .Marg·-t!U•-, ..., .._.a-"el, Sunday- N-·· .. _ _.... .,._. , ..._ • -• ~ "" "'"' "" w<•• wu-c ...1- 1~ tlrulltta Jll!lll'll: llrlfl .. ~ I. Y -ou II Mabel McDermitt, Arlene Me- re, Okey Joh..OO, ~~·~~::!: I said: " He baa t.bo ludi to be liD- tiiiil Uheratilm .1o tbo. ..._ 0!1 June 4th lor membe!'ll and Oermitt, Barlwl ond Kathy Relha LewiJ lhd Morris lbdr famiUes. ' • May Wamaley, Goldie Blake: I... of West Columbia. .. Molitor Doa&hter Jleld The w.s.c.s. of the New The PfOII'am for doe meetlnJ Soc1aJ Thelma Henry, Helen Wllliama, 1 ll!r. and ll!rs. lloi>Ort G. The NahacUma Garden Club Haven Methodist Church w iII wu I pledglnJ oervJce ond was Ethel Rayburn, Noncy Yon Me· and children of Pl. Pleasant held their annual Mot.bor Dau- bold I Rummaae Sale on Fri- presented by Mrs. John Powter and Marie Smith. and lllr. ond lllra. Harold Eu18911 ghter Banquet on Monday eve- clay ood Saturday, May 17th ell, ted by Mrs. Lyndon BRmAL SHOWER IS HELD ' Sendmg gift• were Mr . and .ew and .011 of Nitro vJaited mng at the Horlford Melhodlst and 18th at the Thabet Build- T:lo~ M~\ Robert Herndon Ann Williams wa• honored Mrs. Wilborn Van Meter, Jan-1Mr. and Mrs. Harley Powell Oiurdl Buement. Tho ta.bl.. lnJ in New l!aven, beginnlnJ at a rs. 0 " Ferguson. IThuroday evening at the home ot Robinson. Doris Lee, Evelyn Sunday . we~e decorated with blllketa Q( g p.m. Home made donuts will Refreshments were served to of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ILockett, Betty Fox, Margaret Sandra Bennett of Chillicothe, I tulips ond bullerfllea. Each Ito for aale at 75 cent. per doz. Mrs. Oiarles Yoho, Mrs. LyD- Lloyd Williams In Cltfton. with IFox, Lena Fox, Reba FeUds, Ohio. spent a week end with "Quality Furnishings et Reasonable Prices" guest wu given a red C8l'IUIIion en or 5 cents each, theae triU don Taylor. Mrs. John Powell, a bridal shnwer. HoateBOe! were , Edra Kearns, SteUa Cross, her parents. Mr. and Mrs Jim ' corsoge. Mrs., Robert Layne op- be made at the building and Mrs. flobertlierndon, Mrs. Ken· Mrs . Paul Bostick of Middle- Eulah Stewart, Ora Higgins, !Benne(! . ened the mee!ln, with a Moth- oold hot. Free coffee will be neth Ridge and the hostess, Mro. pert and Mrs. Richard Gilkey ' Mr. and Mrs. Lester Johnson, I Mr. and Mrs. Harry Van Meer'• Day poetn, and iD t u r o served. Fergusorl. of Pomeroy and Mrs . John [Dora Van Meter. May Pickens. ter and daughter and son · in-- : MIDDLEPORT, 0. each memMr irltroduced her Eolhor Circle Meets New Haven Gardea Club ,McDermitt of Maaon. . Wmona Hoffman, Hazel Hos- law , of Felicity, Ohio, called ' molber or pest. The Eathe Ci Th Lu The New Haven Gorden Club I Games were played and prizoa [Char , Mro. Schaekel, Jess1e on Mrs. Lloyd Willia!!ll Satur1 1 Followloc the dinner Dr. llterllt ChU:ch ~o~:n m:t 0~ met on Thursday evening at the won by Mr•: Louie Petera, Kay Cartwright, Mina Lewi&, Clar- day. Edna Celllaa pt01i81lled lito JII'O" Tueaday evenin at the p rish hnme of Mrs. lrvlll8 Karr, Jr. Riley, Cecelta Smtih, Mrs. BIJI IICe Dunlap, Wanda Roush. Frie- > Mr. and Mro. Btll Wiliams gram. IIIIo &bowed Jlide& and llouJe of St. :aui'J LuU::ran with Mrs . Ray Pickens, Sr. and McDermitt, Margaret Rizer , da Henry, Mary Zerkle. Jun.• and Judy spent a week end in POPULAR PLAY SHO ES F OR talked llll I trip &he hod lakeo Church The pr gram _ Mro. L. C. Roush serving as co- Goldie McDermitt and Elame Burns, Jomce Bergdoll, Joann Nitro visiting Mr. and Mr.. Ev- ' "'the Holy Land. sented · by Mrso Rol ~a~~~· hosles.es. Cartw~ight. Dorothy Van Met- Harbour, Lucilk! Harrison, Ka- erett Dudding. 'l'be " - prt.. awarded was topic ··war nd Pean .. 1,/• The guest speaker lor 1 he er won the door prize. tie Oliver, Grace Cartwright, Mrs. Clara Williams won by'Mra. L. C. Roush. Each WiliU:.m Pow:li Sr ~i evening was Mr.. John ColliM Cake, polaiO chlpo, mints and Olga Lewis, Mllrgle Cart- Mark visited Mr. and Mrs. tto••- 11 member participated In a con- the busineSB ~eetingr 1 of Polnl Pleasant. Her t 0 pic punch were served to Car<il P.. wright, Mrs Gilkey, Shirley ard Rayburn Sunday afternoon. tesl by makln& a sprlll8 hal · ·. was "Flowers of S aln, lllr• !Ms, Dorothy Van Meter, Ha- Tucker and Fannie Roush . :~~u:::,b!~Pllfin~r ':el~ p~:rs~s.s, ~:..~:'~!:r:s~ Collin• lived in. Sp~ln ior tw~ ~.smith, Cecelia and David, cuss MEETING $1,097.21 Balance prize for her creation ments to those attending : Mrs. years. most of II spent In Mad- lneu· ~u~o~~· ~ane tB~n- The Goodwill Class met at Is Made Public Altandlli& were Mra.' Louis J. Jacll Wekh, Nlrs. i' elson Ro"sh, rid .. She spoke on the dlfierent Der;,ltt' Irene Ju~~icean~ld~; the home of Joabetle Brown on PT. PLEASANT - The Board Jtanchnlk, Mlsa Sor&h Suaan Mro. William Powell, Jr., Mrs. varJehes of flowers grown there McDermitt, Mabel Johnson Fnday evenmg for their month- of Directors of the Pt. Pleasant Caney Mts William Gibbs Donald Bumgardner and Mrs. weddmg• altended and how the Frlltceo Oliver Ka Rll El' ly meetmg With Irene JustiS as Boys' Club recently approved Mra. Kelly, Miss Marl: Roland Kerr. churches were decorated and aine Cartwrl hi J'uren:\.w. co-hostess. The meeting was the release of the financial CANVAS CASUALS lyn Glbbo, Mrs. John Wo If e. Sewing Club the bridal bouquets. She a Is o II, Dorothy ~nd Wilma Blak; called lo order by the president statement of the boxing show For women in black or beilt Miss Teresa Wolfe, Mrs. Rol,: The Sewmg Club met on Tues· tol~ h?w flower arrangement• Katie Bass, Till Nobles Lou: ~nd the followmg participated held March 30 at the local high ert Layne, Mrs. Harry Layne, day at 1 p.m . lor • luncheon, Inn· pam dill., from thooe in ella Van Meter Beulah , Rick- m the program. Ruth Hensley, school gym. AA-8 Widtho SillS 4'1o·l0 • Mrs. John Boston Mrl E A at the home of Mrs. Ottie Roush U Ited States, Mrs. Collins ard Opal Bostl~k Le L Nancy Van Meter . Games and Total receipts from ticket ,Schae~el, Mro. C:.:rroll .Ad~ms; ~ith Mrs. R. F. Bryant serv- showed the group several hand Edifu Fox and Vlr in': W~~~· contests were held with Eunice sales were $1,849.27. expenses, Jr., M!'ll.- Herman Layne, Mrs. mg as co-hostess. The next meet- made Item• of Interest she had Josephine McDe~ltt Molll~ Hart ~nd Frances Wood of Gro- $752.06, and balance, $1 ,097.21. Paul Powell, Mrs. Philip Batey, lni will be held an May 16111 at ~o~ght back with her from Fox, Mrs. Anna Holfm~n, Vlna : ~m m charge. June Burns and Jon Leighty, Comptroller of WOMEN'S Mrs. Freda Hart, Mrs. Donald the home of ~rs. Edwin Stein. pam. . McDermitt, Margie Rogers, elma Henry won the prizes. Marietta Manufacturing ComBumgardner, Mrs. Thomas Thoae attendmg were Mrs. L. l Mrs. Donald F. Roush presidA dessert courae was served pany, i' treasurer of the Boys' ·Hoffman, Mrs. F. A. B a I e y, C. Roush, Mrs. N. 0 . Wein , Mrs. ed at the business meeting. The ica. to Thelma Henry, Nancy Van Club. The Board of Directors is ; Mrs. Freda Hart, Mrs. Donald W. T. Stone, Mrs. D. A. Iby-laws were read by Mrs. Phil- Joan Carroll, who Is lakin Meter, Dora Van Meter, Clara planning the Centennial Circus I Bumgardner. Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mro. Herman Layue, Mrs I lip Wolpert. A report of the special nurses !raining at Ou~ Williams, Ruth Hensley, Helen and Wild Animal Exhibition al [ By The Mokers of Vogue Hoffman, Mrs F. A. Batey, Philip Wolpert, Mrs. Howard program committee for the com- Lady of Peace Hospital in Lou· Williams, Lena Lyons, June Harmnn Park , Tuesdav, May AA·B Widths. Si1e 5·1 0 - - - - - Mrs. James Gilbert, Mrs. How- Wagenhals, Mrs. H. L. Dyer, year was given. Mrs. How- lsville, Ky. spent the weekend Burns, Cheryl Burns, Frieda 21. · ar<l Joe Burris, Mrs. E T. Mrs. Lloyd Roush, ~nd Wagenhals reported tha( a here with her parents, Mr. and He.nry , M;s. Brown and VJSil· ~Bh, Mrs. Howard Burri• 1Mrs. Abolm, Mrs. (,eurge Car- Magnolia tree had been pur- Mn. Charles Car 11 ors Eumce Hart and FranPlea&ant Valley Hoopltal Mrs. Chester Weaver, Mrs. wm: son and Miss Millie Bumgarner chased and would be planted at Ann Chisler of · p;~tsburgh, Pa. ces Wood. ADMI'ITED: George Riffle. ay Robin Hoott Weaver, Dr .. Edna ('..,tiles, Mro. 1and Ihe hostes,es. the Pleasant Valley Ho1p1tal at visited recently with her parPERSONALS , Pt . Pleasant; Henry Smilh, White 1nd Beige 11lehard Pflffcer, Mrs. Rol,: Metbodlot Cia" To Meet the proper season. A student ent., Mr. lnd Mrs. William Mr. and Mrs. Paul Turnbull cine. Sizn, Sm11l SY2 to 3 - - - - - - - ert Johnston, Mro. Henry Buck The Yo~U~g Adult Claas ot the from Wahama Jr,. High logo to Chisler. of Mason called on Mr. and DISCHARGED: Mrs . Jr., Mrs. Ray Pickens, Jr .. Mrs. New Haven Methodist Church Junior Nature Camp at Wheel- Mr. and Mrs. William Nease Mrs. Ned Henry on Sunday af·I Cheesebrew. Pt. PIe as ant; Ltqyd Hoffman, Mrs. Roy Pick- will hold theJr second meeting lng, W. Va. had been selected; and family of Buckhannon, w. lrenoon. Michael Terry McGinness. Pt. ens, Sr., Mro. Earl Clark, Mrs. :at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Cooke, son of Mr. and Va. visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alma Peck of Chillico- Pleasant. CHILDREN$ L C. Rou•h •. Mrs. Thomas A. ,\V,IIiam Clift "'' l!aven Heights Mrs. Roy Cooke nf New Haven . Mrs. J. v. McGrew, Sr. over the, Ohio, visited with her mo- BIRTH: A wn to Mr. and McGOWEin, M1ss Kay McGowAn, on May 23rd at .:30 p.m. 'l'ho~e attendmg wer~ Mrs. H. the weekend. ther, Mro. Mattie Henry. Mrs. Warren Call, Mason. 1 _Mrs. James Roush, Mrs. Ho,. W.S.C.S. Meet Dy~r, Mrs. N. 0. \\em, MISs Mr . and Mrs. Jack Frey, Ross Thos• visiting Dana Lewis on A thought lor the day- Nor· RED , WillTE OR BLUE mer Roush, M!'ll. Bill Howard, The W.S.C.S. of the New Hav- Lelah Jane Powell. Mrs. M. L. and Larry Mr. and Mrs 1 Silos $129 Mrs. J . H. Farley, Miss Ethel en MethodJSt Church met on , Mrs. Philip Wolpert, aid F. Rou~h, Mr. and Mr~ liarSmall 5-3 • Riddle, Mrs. E. C. Riddle , Mrs. ITuesday evening at the home Mrs. F. Bryant, Mrs. Her-l ry Layne and their · FOR THE WHITE HOUSE OTHERS TO $4.49 Harry Miller and Mrs. George of Mrs. John I·ergusun . T 11 Layne, Mrs. Donald Fo- ghter, Harriett Layne attended ON YOUR STRIET ... u1 e Jewell. /meeting was opened by the ' glesong, Mrs. W. T. Stone, Mrs. the parents' weekend a r ·r • 1 New y0 rk Mets Deny c·mcmnatJ . . Charges Nfrom lite 8/cmcnts n-i-. Dlfly-sentlnel, Pomeroy·M14d!tfort, 0, May 16, 1963-5 cook The nell meetlnr will be 1 theN Theld will I' fori ho ~ s meeting o the .ca ton urc ~ ool to IJ, held sc)ooJ year on Thursday, May : from June. 3rd unltl Jun~··13th. 18th at 8 p.m. a Jibe school. De·[The followmg teachers were •otions will be given by Mrs. named ; Kindergarten Closs J o h h . Brabham; special mu-1 Mrs. Freeman RobertS, teach"lfc wm be arranged by M r s. er; Mro. Charles Lester,- a.,ist. Arthur Thabet. A film on Fam· ,ant; Primary Class - Mrs, lly eVocation• will be ohown. •'1<1 .Glenn Smith, teacher and Mrs. _Installations of officers will be ' Jame,s ,Howard. asSJstant; Jun· held. ior Class - Mrs. Robert HernTOWN COlJNCIL don, teacher and Mrs. J o h n The New Haven Town Coon· ·Ferguson, assiStant. Music Wtll ~11 mot on Monday evening for be In charge of Mrs. their regular meeting. T h o s e Ridge and Mro. Arthur Thaoot. attending were Mayor F. C. Final plana were also Relcllert, Recorder Thelma for their rummage aale on May · ~ptehort ond councilmen Karl 17 and 18th. The list for nursWiles, He~ry Buck and Nelson ery helpers for during w.,r.,hip flouah. aemces was announced . They voted to accept the bid voted to sponsor a flower Clf Mr. Richard Howes, Bonds- endar for the summer man, to furnish bonda for Sew- lor nowers for the church altar. erage Disposal Plant for t h e Their pledge to the church town. Mr. Belcher, town alt6r- Increased. »-Y· announced that • hearing A report from the IIad be$1 oet for May271h to lng committee .was given and appear before the Publ1c Serv- accepted : .Pres1de?l - Mrs. .~ Commtulon for sewerage Kenneth Ridge; VIce president tl.l~. after which bids will be - Mrs. Robert Herndon; Itt for the plant. rotary-Treasurer - Mrs. LynJWMAIAGE SALE don Taylor. I r I •; $2 99 ~-----__J Shirts I - l, I 1 l l t . leod IIOinat t.bo Ylllkeeo but Mickey Mantle hit 1 lwo-1'1111 homer in the aixth tJ1niDi and Ebton Howard Jinaled ,boine the winnin& nm to cap a two-1'\111 rally tn the I I 1 IS ' ' 1 N. ~ND AVE. Interior �jf,j.,..._ _ _ _ _ _- , 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 1&, 1963 !9l FOR SALE WANT AD INFORt.I\A TION . ' 'BUSINESS SERVICES (9) FOR SALE Grae-. Plamblq ... U..tiD& FARM EQUIPMENT . Officers Delegates Named To hnopllalll)l; Officers and delegates to Mrs. Menzel Smith and Mrs. . . • · M. I)&) " ' - t>•bbeatto• Mlnenvllle, ObJo County Council for the coming d lt•llliln Dl>aGIIDf lt:ftfl 4 Ill lloMa, End your oewer troablet year were installed, and com- Arnold, spiritu~l; : •· E ::,;: Entered Hoopltal ~ANo,;ELLA TIONS we bave aD abet mlttee chairmen named, when Abbott,B M:~~ne; mem'bership . · Among those · who 'entered COIIRJ!< 'TlUNS Mn .. .ee.po-., i.1Rt11 ..00 • . M Sewer Maeblnet the Salisbury PTA met Tues· ~~ Mrs"'N~r,;ah Wyersmiller', Holzer hospital iii the past M ""' o., "' Pq"I~Cietl011. Reasooable Ralel day evening at the achool. bl' It . hours were Mrs. E. Harold ltEGlJ LA TlUNS 1962 Bel Air $2.395 can IVY Z.Zf14 Doy ,. Nli!llt ___ I:.:N=S=-URANCE Mrs. Opha Offutt , president, puA Ic Y"Night Feeding Davis, 236 Fourth Ave., ~ .. · 1 1 flltt P'l"h•n•' .-ellct"l'. . <De r~•lll 4. Door Seda n. Ivory over black finish, red interior, W .W . \v- edJ9 or ,..-l•c• • n' •d.s ctel'lled SIMPSON Inour conducted. the meeting which Loc~slB~~. Jcw~s read by Mr s. Alma F~wler, Oakwood Or.,., ltl'iMII'Ctlllllble It,....,~ QoUII'I b!' t1res show little wear. VB motor. automatic trans., radio l l,;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii7"'28-...;lf;;cl ~ed • rnn~edl•teb Thl <>Uh11 BARNES n c Middleport opened With devotions by Mrs. Will and there was group dis- Mrs. Leshe L. Brucker, 936 ·. Hnd ht"alt'r . Showroom C'lt>an. ',l.lhlll •W •on• ""' rupo,.lhl• for Attention Dairymen .... A K e bf bond Ph Marme Arnold, followed with . n " Why Come to p ond Ave., Mrs. Bobby Qordqo,,c ~ t baro ""., '"'"'"""•t"t •ruertklll S Fire, auromo It, Story's room r~ 833 Fourth Ave., Mrs. Jamr.t 1961 Corvair $1,765 8sfl If< the Lord 's Prayer and Pledge ';":;,. RATES St. Wagon Automai!C' trans .. radio, heater, luggage rack, E WY Z-2901 ____ to the _Flag led by Mrs. Her- ~ived the attendance award. M. Edwards, Portsmouth ~c· For Wani 1\d Service • tel'lob p-er ...oro <lfle l'lkrtiD11. beautiful white fmi ~ h with rt>d intPrior, good whitewall R I Reu\er IDSUtance A1eoe, bert Dtxon. The treasurer ~e- c Refreshments were served by Cora Virginia Dunsmore, Sftr:: 0 .. lnlmum l:h•rl'm 110 cenu tires y ''blurJIIII!e lor •• .., ~ poled $156.90 on hand. M1" nd M s Norman Weyers· Fourth Ave., Oacar Bastian!;;·• • Cent. Del .-orO fiH l"tlr" c-o• B. ~tt•• itue"ioW1 1 ud bllslne11 aoed.' Rosalee Story gave a report on Mrll a Mr r and Mrs. Vincent Sr., 121 Second Ave., Mn. Chor.., hi! rate '"If 4 cenll pe1 w01"<1 1111.1 ·a. ~bara;ed for ~<I wertl•mt lf oor A c Pb- IVY 1-1431 the County Councn meeting at ~:..:'!;ick Mr. and Mrs. Flank les E. Sanders, Lower Rivef:, oatct Within II"• d•y• after ~· •• , Dtll E POULTRY Scthth 1 Pomeroy Elementary lin Rizer,' Mr . and rArs. Amos Rd , John A.LeeNaceC. Rlnt.IRNtort~~ OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. CARD 01 FRANKS - tl ~ tor POMEROY WY 2·2649 oo · Leonard and Mr. and Mrs. Wll· up, Josph a • · ·.;:.o· . 10 Word nrnlmum t:•cb •oidlt10n POMEROY, OHIO a.t •nrd I~ 0~-t~•uarll!lf Dllhll.., OFFERS THE BEST I HEAVY HENS, $1 each. John The report lof theb piMcntc coAm- liam Folmer, wlth Mr. and [P•Iriot, Amos AP.I PestatlltzM, 21109 ·. •• I eant per wora CLAIR WOODE Proffit, Portland, Ohio. mJltee was gven Y _rs. rn- Mrs Otis Marret, Mr. and. IMam St. , Pt. easan • ••: OFFln HOURS PHONE & 10 9tp old. Mrs. Gerald Pullms re- Mrs. Willlam Grueser, Mrs. Penny A. Burns, Henderson, w,: 1:111 A. M l r ;dl fl t' M Dilly SltUI'day -11 :3'1 It M '" 12:011 nuo11 CHESTER 985-2145 I signed as secretary due to Ill- El . Zeiher and Paul Man- Va., Robert Alton Goldsberry! l'I"S SO ~ASY FOR SALE / For Sale or Lease 12-8-25tr LEGAL NOTICE ness and Mrs. Richard Young ~ano trb t'~g bnsts New Haven, W. Va., Mrs. Lub." TO PLACE A --- - - - - -· was ~RJ~qinated and elected. Del- ue ' con 1 u 1 • er Herdman, Buffalo, W. Va., . RESITLT PRUDIIL,NG SWEET PJfATO and tomato NEWLY FURNISHED 4 room I UOAL NOTICI Oh UJ egates to County council were Mrs Worley 1'. HoweU 576 _ ' Th• vmaee of S:Yracuae. to, w WANT AD plants for sale ilelen Dam(>- house, located on 3 acres. 1 CUrtin Breeding Service, Ine. rmJve bldl until lUIO Noon ! .s.t . elected and included Mrs. Roy Grant St. Middleport, Truman wood , ~yr~cuse . WY 2-(~39. mile off 124 on good gravel Breec.: ro great dairy and beef ~~:)' ,!\~;"3y 1 ~~~..~~~~n~;:rt~ Grueser, Mrs. Franklin Rizer, 1\. Russell, Union Ave., Pomei: 'J PHONE WY 2-2157 5 15 6tc road, below Long Bottom. bulls for only $6.0U. Fflr serv- rtrlment or HlihW&J' T 3l Speclflca· Mrs. Opha Offutt, Mrs. Rollin roy, Rudy A. Stewart, Minera..' 0 Drilled well. Electricit}', bot· ll"'e call · _Leland Parker, Pomar• on !Ue at the Radford and Mrs, Blackville, Robert F. Snowden, AUCTION, Saturday. May t8. tied gas. Phone WY 2-W!9. eroy, OhiO. Phone WY 2-2264 c';.";~: 'i:.~''~,.u """'" ••• tun ston. Named to audit the hooks land, Mrs. Annis L. Pbelps, Jr;.: CARD OF THANKS 1963, 12 :30 p.m. The personal E. E. Hayman, Syracuse, 0. or Alberl Parker, Chester, aame of ev .. ry _penon or company were Mrs Dixon and Mrs. Don· Installation of officers was Syracuae Henry B Elsnaugler•:. ..:.:.:=...._ , V C • l4-6tp . h ~ ., 1c. lntere•ted ln ,urh bid, and ahall be · ted ,_, M G ld Hon.. ~, · ! 1 property of Carrie . un.,. , Ohio, P one accompanied by • •ulliclent bond or aid Lanning. condue ., rs. aro r Jackson, Ze1don West, Jaekso:JG,·· · WE WANT to thank all our ningham, deceased, will be sold 1 _ 53 30tp :;, .. Mrs. Arnold assisted by Miss lins of Wellston when, the Wrr Mrs. John L. Smith, WeUston;ffiends and relatives for their t 456 Broadway Street in 1- 0 McCOY- AUC'I10NEER. ('ent or t_he amou.at of the btd, thlt Story installed Mrs. James WUl men's missiOnary Society .. of James H Frazee ' kindness dUri·ng the I"llness a FOR RENT · · • u lhe b1d il accepted, a contract . , . . d B tis' l A··~ • • Middleport, Ohio. Chester . Ohio. will bt ent11red tnl4l and perfOl"maace as president; Mrs. David DaVIS, the RIO Gran e a~ ~- and S. Basil Jllltton, Kentuckj k· ,and death of our dad, Baker Tappan Gas Range, Serve! 4 18 lfc to,..,.,, vtce president; Mrs. Young, iatlon met the evenmg of Mahy W. Va. , 0. Gordon. gas refrigerator kitchen cabi· ONE SIX room house and one '""' "' '"'-'· secrelary· Mrs Jack Seelig 13 at the Racme Baptist Churc , Blrtbs Daughter and .F~mily. I net, 7 pc. dineite set, oval four room apartment. PeopR~~~~? th~'tt~:!i" treasurer' and . the delegate; Mrs. Margaret Traey of R~o Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Ham !root china cupboard, buffet, les Terrace. Phone WY 2-S385. REAL ESTATE s,muM, o••• named above alter which Miss Grande, gave the devotions, us- Mrs. Howard W. Johi1SOll. • 15 Dayton, Ohoo. 7 pc dining room suite, round I 5- ·tfc '" '· "· '" Story read the PTA prayer, lng as her topic,_ "Good Worsa, Mason, W. Ya., daughter, 2:il-table,· White sewing machine, FURNISHED apartments. Two, FOR SALE: Five room house NOT•c• o,. uLI oP RIAL nTATI Mrs Offutt thanked the com- Like Apples m a Silver Set- p. m. Wednesday. 5 16 ttp 2 barrel back chairs, 2 pc. 4 room, 1 five room . Furmsh·l and bath. Newly decorated, of Bi dl will be received ., t}le Office• . . ,, I I .. en Dl ._..... NOTICES ac ..... A..... living room suite, overstuffed ed and unfurnishd. P h o n e gas heated full basement. Lo- Ohio.Webater & Fultz of 17 Pomero,, mittees and members for thetr tlng, A voca so o was !o•v ' c~'::ckw ,!-rt't:, .!~ ot ih:~an:! cooperation the past year. Mrs. by Mrs Esther Carins of_ R~: Patients recently discharge¢ : 10 o' FISH SANDWICH, JOe. Onion I rocker, 2 large QDirros. bed- WY 2·2lia7. 5-7-tfc eated 123 ' Hudson St., M'd I • vtra:i nla cuantnth•m real atate sitWill presented Mrs.Offutt with cine, "0 Lord, Be Merciful. . I ded M Sam I Williams -Rings, 30c. Jack's Dairy Rar, I room suite, white marble top THREE and tour room furnish- dleport, Ohio. Price $6000. ed at 458 Broadwa1 In the vma,. M H k" installed offi me u rs. ue • of Mtddlo~:port. ohio Th'" rlla.J .. tate president's pin and Mrs. Offutt rs op ms - Herbert Willford Bernanl · Middleport. 5-14-6tc J dresser and extra nice rna- ed and unfwnllshed apar~ S 16 tic ot • ' room ttame -'•emn, t M w·u 'th ers using the theme "Crown ' ..,, . . '"" mu bath and ~rt buement on a Jot ln tum prseen ed rs. 1 Nl C . .. • d b Boggs, John E. Campbell, Char.~. &&JiUMOBD..E msuraoc · been ble top washstand, 2 metal ments. WY 2-5434. IN CHEST"R : i6 acre farm for 1 1 eet x 200 teet. the president's pin and gavel. Him Lord of All, fo owe ! le Cur utte Mrs Ann ean'='lled't Lost you1 oper atur s I beds, 1 wood bed, 2 dressers, 12 6 tfc sale. 7 ro:;:l!'j a:ul bath, garwEBsTER • I'"ULTZ, t M J'orie Grimm Maris n ' . ..~ 2 rugs, Moore's gas heater Attorney• for the ellate or Committee chairmen and co- a riO, ar • Sprague Mrs Alvin DeHart J ? Coli WY ~-- IS l5 I : 65.000 B.T.U., several small HOUSE for rent. fi'o11T rooms age, barn and summer house. carr•• vq~~~~\~~-~f:-~~ chairmen were named by Mrs. lyn Powell .and .Fl~ren~~J Ad· Don B;oyles," Mrs. Char~ gas heaters, 1 square tub '"d bath. Lincoln Heights. Call or "0'11Rct. Robert MulUGAL NOTIC:I Will and include Mrs. George ams of .~acme;, smgmg n esus Sanders, Mrs. James E. Sider!f . ~E WEIGHT saf•ly. and eas- Maytag washer, many other Phone WY 2-3575 g.fter 5 o' · ford, !.hester, Ohio. So ated bid• wlll be recel~ at the Sisson, and Mrs. Homer Hy- and Me and Known Jy to and 1·nfant son ' Edward Wy~ offl~ ~ ') hi H' 11 S 15 6tp Tow of the Trusteu or Letart tly witb Dex-A-Diet tablets. items. clock 4 23 tfc ru;hip, Mel.i• county, Ohio. until sell, program; Mrs. Phi 0 mgIm. . off Albert Neal John DaHgher-. 1 o'eJock P. M. May 2a, 1963, only 98c. Stark Drugs. for er and Mrs William Ohlinger The president of the Assocla· ' M M .' S "th MH, Terms : Cash . patch.in.a: .,, t~oll!ll and 1pp1ytnr · • . M D ld Boone of ty, rs. Bime m1 , • 3 I 60lp Not respons ible for accidents MOOERN 4 room furnished or llnlll e collt IK"al (Cemetery Rd > Twp. ways and means; Mrs. Thorn- bon, rs. ona ' p 1 D"llon Roe Kinzleunfurnished apartment. Mid· Rd .. Length 2640" x 1e· wide Towll· 1 · , th Middleport Bapt1st church ear Ie • ' ehip to turntth and haW •urea:ate as Bentz, health; Dwight Webster and Fultz, Attorneys dleport. WY 2-3874. u.r e . I ed th' •Michael Hudson, Phillip 0: -= LOST & FOUND_ Bradford Auction Cornprmy and;. ....-~wemissionary com 3 15 tfc POMEROY _ 6 room frame ~~;-ech of ttkl 11verymuet per.aoD contain interested full la gan • safety·• Mrs. Maxine Arn- presided so-e SteeIe, an d LU Anne Shiflet • , 1 Auctioneer 1ame. old co-chatrman of kitchen; new Y orgsnU£\.1 . A Alllng ... LOST: LARGE white tom cat, Critt Bradfurd. ~'URNISHED and unfurnished house with bath, gas heating, The riihl II re~erved to reject IUY Mr. D'xon and Mrs George eiety of the Bethlehme Baptist mong dn' h ' answering to name or "Pin- A . C. Bradford, Manager bid• s. I · Accordmg to the nu 1g t rek apartments. Paid utilities. Be- basement. On large lot, ou t "'Br•uorder 1 or the Tru•tee• ot Lt· Brothers drning room . Mrs. Church Mrs. Boone a so eonh . d tmenf . 5 11 6tc ky." Belongs to Frank :\tturfore 5 p. m. Phone WY 2- of high water, and conveniently tart Townahtp. ' ' ducted a "Know Your Society's port o1 t e nursmg epar . ~ '' ray, 1172 Powell St., MiddleFloyd Norrt•. Clerk. , . . those patients who were listed. , 2776. after S p. m. Phone WY located. $2.000.00. A wonderful _ _____::"::.'..:"::.·..:uc Work' cbmc fCl" port. Call WY 2~3406 morn· 2-;3574. 12 6 tic buy for any handy m a n, 100 LEGAL NOTICI Mra. RwseU MiU• Refrf~shme~ts were served in as fair included Mrs. DaY ·.. :.~ '59 Buick ~ $1 ,395 ings, Meigs General after- I ' I hours work, some ma~erials, 1 or~c! 1edorbld,•hewmT~en~::' 1 ~~d ~b~ Is Named Pre1idenl the social room or the church Shoemaker, Ernest Halley, Mry~ . 5·14-3tc ' LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan . Like noons. Reward . and have a nice home. Tow hlhip, Melli County. ObJo. until The Ladies Auxiliary of the with the Ruth Cirele of the RaHarry Wehrung, Mark Shee!!t,'i.. ~ new all white finish . Auto. ' o•colocll P . M. May a&, 1883, for 1. BUSINESS SERVICES rurn l.llhtna: the •aid town•hip or [.e. Middleport firemen met Tues& eine Church in charge. Chur- p enny Burns •. Truman Russe shift. . ·' ~ . AUTO SALES lift RENTAL- 9 room frame Ialii, t':~,.,!~uowlna: de•c:rlbt"d. m•ter· day evening at the home of Mrs. ches represented included Po~- Charles Larkms! Rufus p~~~ · house with bath, furnace heatk A pproximately !1000 a:allora ot Ro•d RusseU Mills when new offi- eroy Bethlehem, Jackson, Mtd· ford, Henry EtsnaMugle, AI · .. The Rambler '59 Buick ~ $1,495 to be furlliahed and . . R . Bertha Sheets rs. . . rtJ..1 ; : lng, nice yard and g a r den Oll edmaterial \\o'orld Standard •If Compact Electra 2 Dr. Hard Top . Po· at varlOU• IocaliOll• in the cers were elected mcludtng the dleport, RlO Grande, aeme, . • "'' space, rural location, (garden J: EiceUence wer steering and brakes. Auwnmhlp 8J dln.cted b:y the TrUitUI president • Mrs • Russell Mills·' Galllll" and Wellston. Attending Spradlin and Oscar BastJaru, ~repre.enleUve. Application Qn "t f blood W89 adlJltn• and pasture for cow), lh mile will their Big car room. ride and perform· tomatie shift. Buick's finest . be made by an qplbat dJHrtbut- vice president Mrs. Howard from Middleport were Mrs. e um 0 "tal Wed.·:. ance Small car economy and from blacktop road. $50.00 per :!r~hi~~ ~h:11 ri:fo rrieu;r~o;::~:-:!: Dailey; secreiary, Mrs. Patri- Boone, Mrs. Willis Anthony, istered at the hospt on .·: ·: maaa~erabilit:}' month. I ~:h•Y~-,d mu111. eontain the tun cia Kloes, and treasurer, Mrs. Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. Grace nesday. - - - - See M me of every pr.un lntereated tn Wayne Gibbon 8 . Hysell Mrs. Bertha Areher, ,., .. I Pl)meroy, Ohio Metropolitao Motors RURAL - 5 room frame home urn•. d I I , OFFICES TO CLOSE Ttu. rllltlt 18 ru~rved to reJect any Plans were rna e or a p ~me Mrs. E•thI e Hughes, Mrs. Isa· SANT Th Co .... · ~ .... E. MaiD Street, Pomeroy with bath, forced hot air heal· I~ ' 11 btd•. By order ol the Tru•- to be held Tuesday June 4 at bel Winebrenner and Mr and PT. PLEA ' e u.~· ... . Pbooe WY 2-3870 ing, basement, newly Insulbrie 1 of Le~~~lN=.Pcie.rll: the roadside park' in Middle- Mrs Friend ' . ty Court has announeed.Counthiiij~l . · f'OR SALE - One Motor drivsided. Nice yard, plenty garden 4 22 tic en Hay Baler, one three point cs> 11· tw port beginning at 6 p. m. Games · · off'1ces m · the. Mason _ _ _ _____:::._ , .. -space, 3 acre lot with several LEGAL NOTICI ed nd · dIGN BROWN Courthouse will be dosed Satuf. alFOR NEW or used cars hitch mowing machine, 1 or bids will be I'C'Cetved at the were pay a prizes awar EAGLES S "th the ptiQJi · small buildings, 1 mile off State oWSealed trucks, ph.t,ne Marvin Mark~ most new. William Houdace or the Tru•teea of Letllrt Town- ed to Mrs. Donna Byer t Mrs. PJULADELPHIA <UPU - The day' May 18, WI exee Route 7. $5,000.00. o"cl':ic~~:M;~•M ..c;:.n,ty2e, 0r~. 't::U SALESMAN BeasJe11 Math shelt. Kingsbury Road, Phvne Louise McElhinny. Mrs. Glad· Philadelphia Eagles h a v e an- of the Health department off~ :. C .C. CUCKLER, REALTOR urflcina: wiJh a1.n1I• 111a1 roadway ys Vroman ' Mrs ' Lena McK.in- noWlced the sianing of offensive es on the ews, Athens, LV 3-4061 WY 2-0058. "' w x lOM' located In old .ectlon ln co·-· If" ground [floor. ed due'~'he it WY Z.3838 10-9-tlr i 9 6tc Letart Fan. Cemetery. Tru•te•• ley Mrs. Esther Gibbons, and back Timmy Brown for the 1963 county o tees are e os ~ ·----ALBERT M. CO,X SALESMAN 'o rurnl•h and haul ••a:re1ate. Mr, Dn th J b ti a! F tb ll Leag season the city election on that day • .;; WY Z-2220 • Joeilted la new te-eUon in the• --=.:::s·~. for double aeal ro&llwa, 10 to : :r.:::o~y:....:..:::aco:..::::.:::s·~--~~rNa:on::oo:;:a:~:ue::::·::::::::::::~-,FOR SALE USED WORK pants, shirts and LetAl•o art FaU. Cemete.-y, Truetee1 5-14-3tc de roadway. turn11b and haul tiona) Order of Job's Daughters ·Chevalier. 1 coveralls. Carl a:re,ale. ll , Jar . ENJOY YOUR home movie pro- I Long Bottom. IN POMEROY. Eight room ach bid n~uet eontala the fuU WI meet m regu sesSIOn jector more - We have qual~ s 6 JOtp house, 3 bedrooms and bath, "" me. . ~~. !!Vel")' per.10n IDt..relted in Thursday &t 7:30 p. M. at the itv 8mm. movie film, ready large lot. Good location out of Tbe rlebt 11 reaervett Lu reJec1 •ny Pomeroy Masonic Temple. ---- - --- all blda. y 7 tO show. Cartoons, Travel, Ad- VENE'T'JAN Blinds all kinds. high water. Call WY 2-2590. By order ol the Tru1t.ew of Letart MA 1 v~nture, and complete edltwn WindoY.. blmds and shades. 5 10 tic Townshlp. Floyd Norrla, CI•rk A rummage sale sponsored of John Glenn's historic Space Cloth porch aha de! val.., "· ,,. by the WSCS of the United MeTwo bedroom FOR SALE fJight. Grover's Studto, Porn- lance and awnings Bamboo Somethintl From the Jeweler~ ;;;;:-;;;;;;;;~;;~~~ thodist church will be held at bor.Je, Beautiful Bircb kitcberoy, Ohio. > 16 3lc sh?des Dale Wippel Supply, the Davis-Warner building, Frien, automatic gas beat. 1649 , Is Alwoys Something Special WOOD FRAME, copper screen 215 Union Avenue, Pomeroy, day and Saturday. ' ' .• Lincoln Heights. Call J o b D 5 2 30tc windows and doors. E. R Ohio. B1aetlnar, WY 2-6127, 3-19-tlc Yost, 661 N. 2nd Ave ., MiddleThendontsMA Daughters FOR SALE: 4 room bllll!e, 1 port, 0. 5 16 6tp Phone WY 1-3898 MAY 18 of America will meet in regular acre ground, lull basement. Miss Tebreb Woldegabriel of session Monday, at 7:30 p. m. ONE Simplicity rototiller. One POMEROY, OHIO 4-27-30tp Ethiopia, Africa, will he t h e All officers, the team and memPhone WY 2-6127 JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST .. "Antique Car" Pattern Jacobson gas lawn mower, - - - - - -- - - - MIDDLEPORT gu MILL ST. FOR SALE .8 mile es! speaker at the Women'• bers are requested to be presof Toll 16 01. Water Three 5 h.p . 1notors; 3 pha.se' ' . from Pomeroy on Route 143 Association of First United Pres- ent to plan for Inspection. Glasses With Purchase 220 v.; One tO h.p. motors by large terian Church in Middleport 11'-i..i;;;i;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii;...iiiii;;;;;;;;iiiiii 3 phase 220 v : One Jot o[ You get l glass free each Bookkeeping accounts wanted. 8 room house, bath, Lime you purcha&e 10 galwhich will meet Thursday eveutility room and garage. Heatr Complete book~eeping and '~ .. used doors and windows ; One Ions of gasoline or more. or n' mg at the church with M r s. ed by gas. Niee location. Pr'e-tax service. Pb~ne WY 2·2272. lot of furnat:e pipes, hot and a combinatwn oil change 5 1> 30tc ed to sell. Call alter 4 p. m,D wight Wallace, Mrs. Bethel rold air. Call WY 2-3542. 1 and lube job. except Saundays, LV 6-5824, Coleman, Mrs. Carl Horkey, 5 16 3tc Start A Set Now! EXPERIENCED Interior and McArthur, Ohio. Mrs. Sadie Starkey, Mrs. Wil· exterior painters. Free estiCOLD SPOT Air conditioner, 1 5 6 l2tc liam Morris, Mrs. Walter Ow· mates. Roger CUIIums, Ph ' 115 volt. 7'o amp. 8500 B.T.U. , ens end Mrs. Branch Fleming Super Service Station WY 2-2682. 5-14-6 tp FOR SALE: Four 1!00<1 lots. a s hostesses. One year old. Charles Mal- 1 Good seven room bouse, b&.th lory, Racine, Ohio. 5 16 3tc 1 Open 24 Hours WY 2-9932 - and 12 batb, basement and Magnolia Temple Pylhlan Si&ters will ~ Thursday at 7:30 PDO HOM~; • row~. extra mce ~arage, out of high water. See Us For ••• p. Rutger tomato plants . Cbcs- SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank' Get Could he made Into apac~ m. at the DAY hall. All memE:m . All Septic tank Kleen bers are urged to be present. ter 667-6:!~l . 5 15 31C e OeKalb Seed Corn ments. City water, electricl· Cleaner. Ohio Valley PlumbThe Child Conservation Leag1)1, gas. Priced lor quick sale. WAGoN six ply llres and bed. in b. 4-16-30tp e DeKalb Sudax ue of Middleport will_ meet See Okey Wood, Syracuse. Dale Kautz. Chester 985-2211 -" Dr. 4 speed, radio, white wall•. AU white exterior. Local owner Real shafl). 30 •• Thursday evening May 16 at 5-14·3tp P:JRTABLE dish washer. Call or , ":-11 Pbone \li'Y 21086. month financing. ~ 7• 30 p.m. at the bnme ol Mrs. s 3 t2tp eP. Ito Ferlilb:er MOVING AWAY. Refrigerator, W1 9-3068. Robert Mills. Mrf. Guy HeyMUSICAL lnstrumenh "asher, dryer, bedroom su itt nolds, Middleport Kindergarten tlectric stove, COII<.:h, chair, Middleport Feed Mill FOR SALE' Str.divarious Virr teacher, will speak on the "Me. 6 cyl. std. shift, aU white paint. Sharp. Loeal owner, 24 month fmanee. Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. kitchen cabint, utilit y cuplin. Good banjo. Reasonable. tal Dev.elopment of the Chlld." I board, almost new. 593 High HELP WANTED ''We Oo Custom Grinding" S. C. C~Jo~. De,.ter, Ohio The WOIDI!n'o Association ol ' I St., Middleport. Call between - Middleport 5 IS tfc the Firat United Presb~terlao H. 2nd An. 4 Door. Auto., radio, heater, power steering, p_ower brakes, 8 cylinder, local owner, I ~ · '1_ 1 and 4. 5- t4-3tp TWO WOMEN, I II for cook and Church will meet Thursday evONE USED Spinet piano, fa(I) for general housework. tinted glass. Ivory finish immaculate. . ... at 7:30 p. m, at the ONE SPEED QUEEN Dryer. Give ~~xperiem·e and refer· HEATING AND PLUMBING rnous make fine tone. Mahog- e n!ng hurch. A foreign speaker !rom Good condition, $5.\. Phone Pnces. Write · P. 0. Box 97, any finish, full keyboard. Com· c MueUer Fvaaces Africa. a student at Ohio Unl· 5-14-3tc Pomeroy Ohto. WY 2-3920. plete with bench. Selling for Arnold Brolben Pioneer. Auto., power steering, power brakes, local owner beautiful yellow ,• d versll)l, w,ill be on the prrr 618 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio customer at $350. Terms ar·, ONE BEDROOM suite, vanity white llnl&h. · ' 'lT ranged. One used twrrin-ooe gram. Pbone WY !-%WI :.•' )amps. double. blankets, throw Organ Wurlitzer, mahogany The moL~er • daughter banI 7 tic , rugs and kmcknacks. Some finish. Good condition. Only quet sponsored by the WSCS . dishes, pots and pans . C. N. FOR SALE OR - RENT -2 Door. Automatic, 8 cylinder, radjo, heater. clean, reduced $200. $695. Write Bill Wendell, 7th of the United Methndlst church AUCTIONEER ·, Jones, Chester, Ohio 5-14·31p ~ANT ADS WOllK wonders will be held Thursday at 6•15 and Warren, Marietta, for iJl.. Complete Service ' FREE USE OF our carpet when ~·ou wish tc.. bu) or sell. 5-14-3tc, p, m. In the church dining formation. Crit1 Bradford ..; ,. tlhampooer with purchase or Read the Want A.ll fol quick room. AU women of lhe church Write, Phone or Coolacl 6 eyl. Std. &hilt. Beautiful baby blue. 13,000 mlleo of new car warranty, 38 month !' are lnvlled to a - and bring Lustre Shampoo. Baker results. LIVESTOCK ' A. C. BRADFORD ' l' ~ -- - their daughter or an adopted _,, ture, Middleport. Racloe, Oblo ~-ti~·nan:::•'~n~g~.·------~--------------~--------------~~:::-::~ · · ~. TWO ba~~· ~".rUefnsev calves. daughter. rt will be a potluck . 5-t4-6tc 1 5 18 tic Charle> l'heiss, WI 9-3922, ' FOR SALE OR TRADE •'·' PQN"f PUMP your sluggish - 5 15 3tc ~' .· ijeptic tank. Get Klean - Em · Antique organ. Good eondition. PHOTO COPYING Servicea ~ndlng ire to bring \ ' fr.') Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- Will trade lor piano In good Copy any letter or dOl'JIIIIenl TWO PURE BRED Hereford their olm tabltl llirvice. Phone WY 2-3422 · 'leuter Insurance, Pomeroy. bulls, 9 montha and I \0 years. · ' Fann Bureau, Pomeroy . condition. Phone WI 9-2117. 2 15 lfc SH 2-4656. S 11 ttp 6 11 6tc H4-30te ____ &.ori POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::~ BET DEAUUNES FIVE h.p. Garden .raciOr with plow, cultivator, mower, markout plow Ooe concrete ml•er All ~ood c<.OO•t.on. Rea..;,able. Doo Anderson Rutland Ohio. S IS 6tp @ TELEVISION IN REVIEW • ,· ~VIIIIed " ' - 17"Mr •I CIIPD - Bound tw.. ol Congrea• IDVC!IIl81tloo at teievtJton ratiDga belfno toda7 111 IVIItblocton, witb thln&a Jooktog op. Here'a bnw matteao lied: Rlep. Oren HarriJ ODd hla oUI>eommtttoo, who op«Hg!IIId tllarIDg • ratings weakneaae.o ID bear· lnp that ended loot IDCIJI!h, .... paf"lnll1 have DO IDienlkm of 011- POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ '-.:::==========- ----~--c-- sr::~.ctflca.U~n· H~rold · .U 'tho • Rut- ~- 1 I:'IW"l)"T ... ;:":',:::.~,"·;: •,:;,'·;~!.'~ ,!~ Hamden~· otc~.~:,~•:;~;..;::':'::-, &IJJada7 1'llra Frldayo 6:00 News 8:~ Sacced Heart Program ° CueltltJ> "ultt I •• I Blaettnars eWHEEL ALIGNMENT eWHEEL BALANCING . eSHO(K ABSORBERS ... • ""' ' I ..."" eFRONT-END REPAIR . '",• "' eBRAKE REPAIR . EVERY GRADUATE Deserves A Special Gih = HACKETT'S I SocIAL~ Co Q.Qmd O'v SOHIO SERVICE c!.!:u B. H. FREE! SANBORN Keith Goble Ford Pomeroy Landmark Inc ,- ;~ DID r A~1'0 6f.T WET? HOI II prolnbla to a biicl ~·o probm, ol Nlelooo may jl , and atle at tile bla poliila 1Iav4, ..!h.<;tor. tho!re 1ft if>. I' The ratiJJgl, of COIII'IO, decide to w-.. broodcul«o wW pay dlcatldiil· that eool• mn deter. the life and delllil al /loci lbe bluer m01107 -.led fer lllp- mine mud!. · 1 tho 11101t-bacbd plao lbuo 1M to '-'-'--'-'-..1.1.1-J.:.:...:.:.!.:.!.!lJ,.!:J 1.:-!.:.!~:.::.J:~,!J::.!:~~ for a broadiliiSifng lndUIIr1 oro pnl•etl!>n almllar to 1ba Audit BARNEY GOOGLE And SNUFFY SMI,... Bureou ol ctrculallona, whlcb have - - . Plu w..tr, ..,.__ -end ....-. keopo a coreful cbecl: oo ...... flgum, and, by these flguroe, provld01 0 baa lor advertising rates. stneo -~~~.. vlalon coota are aky-hJih. and aome video adverttaen are domondlng a guaranteed audience, oucb an accurate auditor would .,..n lY*''I - ~ -· 0 A rLT CROSSWORD •mo• 1.0 I ~ dl' I a! =I :""!" . ...... -...--... -.=-' ..··=· --- ··-"' -. ::-:.:··· c: - 18:35 Br fRED 't.AssWILL. 11.- li.:.. I&.B'alllt - ltt.-, a.r w.r: Gr. . . !7 ''IDle AH' 11.01:...,., LI'L ABNER t lr AL CAPfll I wwker ....... - ,. 111.111poch . lll.noa-rut -·. tl.=llllb tar-· -Ia I WONDER WHO 60Ut:7HT THE OLD ONE? ROLLO, THE RICH KID Br HAROLP GRAY MOW I JO!LIZE SANOY AND I WERE A\.IJT=UL O...OSE T~!N"IN !=OR ~00 ; IF IT HADN'T f5EEN ~OR YOU "' AND US JU~n A CCIUPLE 0' ~irll?tr't"£'~ .• I GUESS ~ ... YOU COULDN'T HAVE: OOHE MORE FOR A KID NAME DO&GN'T MEAt-4 MUCH, Kf' 0' 'rtX.IR OW!'\, BUT 'YOU DIDN'T EVEn !KNOW OUR NAMES '-- .l5~lJCH A 11ME, ,J "! USED AUTOMOBILE SPECIALS----TI JONES 1962 Chevrolet Corvair 700 - - ' ~ ' I 1 ,.1 l WJEH RADIO 1- • • . th! l ~' t======:l iii1i I lrl vhtgq 1- 1101 • ill1ldi 1111 111'1 9dt "" ... ....., '!Ina fl. • ·••, wbl wllh a WonJ A. c, ~~II. I d II Bllf wee fO. foe III8D)' prb lhltrplf leo' lmprvved ,... --piJ A ' I~ IS. . . . cJ. 8:05 Breakfast Party 8:30 Mutual News -at GASOLINE ALLEY Breakfast Party G, . - a t 9:00 Mutual News 1:20 Country Jamboree 9:05 Breakfast Party 6:"~ News 9:30 Mutual News -~fl' &lllf WWIMI, 1:36, Farm World News 9:35 Breakfast Party 8•46 Metgs County RFD 10•00 Mutual News 7:011 Mutual News 10•05 Polka Party ~ 7:05 Breakfast Party 10:30 Mutual News DAILY CBif'HJQUOTE - Here'• . _ to -.11; 1tc 7::11 Mutual Newa 10•35 Music In Tbe Air AJJ:lfGLBAAJJ:B 7:50 NeWI Report 10:45 Tbe Good Life II LOJI'Oli'ELLOW 8:00 Breakfast Party 10:55 Under Ohio Skies Qllo llaDclo In t1lle AII1:00 News 11:00 Mutual News tar tluJ L'o, JJ: for the two P'e, etc, Sb!jrle ~ 9:05 Coffee. With Janet 11•05 Top Ten Sbow Wpldeo, tbo leDIIb am ro.....- ar tba on 1111 9:30 Mutual Newa 11:30 Mutual News d&J.Iba- lettelW .... - 1:3fi Coffee With Jane! 11:36 Top Ten Show A OI)ptua:aw Qt t ' 9:i& Betty Newton Show 12•00 Noon News BltXXJ:P NAil 10:00 Mutual News 12• 1S Musical Interlude RWVOA1'C Jrii:O lO:iili Ministerial AasoclaUon 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets BI'II:XAO, NAil VH 11' WC A 11' OAR Q 11:· NANCY 10:7if Country Hoe Down 1:00 Mutual News •.t.1'0 WB OXIDVWX0.-17XAOICV17J:P 10:30 Mutual 'News 1:05 Platter Party 10:~ Country HOE Down 5:00 Mutual News Yeetcha;,.. Ol)ptoqaotet YOU CAlOfO'r D:a.tolUJ'JR4'l!l ~ liiXOT10N OR PROVID AN ABPJRATION. WlJ!l BY U:O!J. Mutual News 5:05 Travelin' Time THE CITY BOUGHT A NEW FIRE TRUCK co U68. Killl" i'tl&artl lprt'nt ~ 11:05 Educational News S:JO Mutual News AND SOLO THEIR ll:Os l'..ountry HoeDown & 5:35 Travelln' Time OLD ONE Swap Sbop 6•00 Mutual News ll::iO Mutual Newa 6•05 Sundown Serenade 11,35 Farm News 6•30 Mutual News 11:56 Upper Rnom Meditailons 6•35 Sundown Serenade 11:51 Dow Jones Stock Aver. 7:30 Off the Air·May ltttoada' Tllroagb l'rlob.J 1%: 1D Ohlo News 12:00 Nooo News, Wealher SDDday 1:00 Sign on 12: 15 Market. 12:20 Music Just For You 7:30 Mutual News 8:65 Collliiillillty Newa !2•211 Lifeguard BulletiD Board 1:00 Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 7:45 The I.Jietlne 12:25 News 0 GrBIDI 1:06' Mualc Just For You 8•00 Baptist Layman's Hour 8,110 Ohio Valley Newa 12:30 Agricultu. .. Agent 1::ilj' Mutual NeWI 8:30 Network News 8:05 Sports Today 1:3S"Mustc Just For You 8•35 Hour of Deliverance I• 10 World News u.u Country Go RDwx. DICK TRACY 2:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. News & (Rev. Paul Jones) 1: 15 Musical Cloak 1:56 N..., Beat Commentary 9•00 Wings of HeaHng 9:00 Lalcllainllf 1:00 Country Go llounr 2:1Wi Music Just For You 9:30 Mutual News 9•30 Public Service 2:55 Newt Deal 2:30 Mutual News 9:35 Legislative Review 9:46 Slmren of Bte..alnf 1:00 Midway Matinee 10.00 MaMn Coonty ,._ l:llr"Muslc Just For You 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 1:55 Ne... ileal 3:00 Mutual News 10:30 Mutual News 1~•00 1'alk ot lhe Town 4:110 llisctng with Doea l:j)& Platter Party 10•36 Wash. Rl:pts 1o People 11:11& World Newa 4:30 IDterch.tnge 3:30 Mutual News 10:50 Sunday Chapel 11:00 Tailc of the Town , 5•00 Community News 2:• Plaltet Party 11:00 Country ilymD Time ,_,. Fri. Cburdl Bella Bins 5:05 World & National Ne1lll 4:00 Newa 11•30 Mutual News 11:45 World r.teh 5:15 SpotJlglu 00 8porD 4:. Local News 11:35 Country Hynm Time 11 ·55 Mum Cootmy lleWI 1:05 News 4:{0 Platter Party 12:00 Noon News 12•00 Comm11ii111 Newt 8: 10 Musical Clock 6:00 Mutual News 12:15 The Search 12:116 Local N7:30 Sign Off 5:cj Travelin' Time 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 6:11 Bill Sterns Sports 1:00 Hoor of Decis1oa 5::J!i, Travelln' Time Billy Graham 1:00 Local NeWI 1:30 The Lutheran Hoor 8;oi Van Patrick Si>orts 2:00 The Big Lie LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 8:06 Van Patrick Sports 2:30 Mutual News 8:i5 SundoWD Sereoodo 2•35 Back To The Crosa 8:311 Mutual News 43:00 Rev, Roscoe Thorne 8:a5....8undown Serl!l).gde 3:;10 The Quiet Hour 7:30 Slgnoff-Moy.-' 4:00 Mutual News Sall!rdaJ 4:0lHLOO Sunday Showcaso 1: ... Newa 4:30 Mutual NeWI ' I;!$ Counlry Mullc Time 5:00 News Headline• 1:31. Muliial Newa 5:30 Mutual Newa 1:3$ Farm World News 6•00 Mutual NI!WI 1:10 RFD 6:00 Mutual Newa T:lo Mutual NeWI 6:05 Sundown Serenade Brealifast Party 6•30 Mutual Newa 7: . Mutual Newa 6:35 ljerenade 7: Bnakfast Party 7:30 00 the Air-May a! ,., •nolcb ~ill "-• WMPO Radio '" ....''" N like, bal far JIP' I 11rl ing-ofl alter • few &ood poacboo. hearlnp reaume today, ._ broadcutera, · - · · ageoclea and"· ratlnp flnlll bave been u. IIUide acutely aWinl that If rem~ edi• aro DOt pooolded qulctly, a!Jo be to the advlfllge. D. B1IIJr the .- federal aovll'IIINIII to vary Leroy Collino, presldent of tile :11.likelY to step ln. Thla would he NaUonal A•l'ldotlnn of B~}. M . l ' to ..parantee audlaee meuur• cutera, hu deteribed the PJW" _... tw ment standards aud 18mpllnga. ent ratiop conditlolll u a .._... &T• "'4• Whenever tboro II • obance qj ry state of &Bh," and bal Jll. . _ federal interfenoce Ia oonuner· a.kod to ~· before tho lisP-rrcia!- mailers, the threatened par- ria snbeonuyll«eo Ill Ita DOW beer- :lt.'errt IO.Cut:o1dp ty II bound to holler, and r!Jibtly ,lngo with "corrective meaaurea, • IZ.:b!or.ao, One must ..-ain a amlle. One o1 lhooe meo111re11 Is reportdlotrR • 1 however, wileD various partlea in· ed to Iovolve eatablllllnntlll of a k~pu& volved in the pr...Dl caae !slUe Broadcul Audit Service fBAS), ~fat the usual ery: "We can take Others are aofd to OOJI<trll deveJ. Jl'. ot u. care of tbll ourselvea." 'l1ley opmeot of minimum meaourlng ol coune, If they only standard>. J8. ~.,: would; but H they hod In the llolblp Me N~ 19. Wltiit;;;;,• put, and dlcln't j1181 tut-tut ac- Commercially, of eourse. rat. tlon until they got caught with IDp ore neceuary, not fur view""*IIIII lbelr panto down, die ratlnp era who a1mply lika what thO)' : ~cloll Uf'. New Off'Jeers Are Installed BYAssocl'ation t1(l llb!,L YWOOD ';,ill, c .. • tlospital News "· County Council AtGeoeva Salisbury Joochlm, By LEFF and McWILLIAMS ABBIE AND SLATS 1960 Rambler Super 4 Dr. - ~ - $1245 · ~ 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air - - - - $1595 " ,. 1960 Dodge 2 Dr. HT. - - - - - $129~: ~; 1961 Ford Fairlane 500 - - - - $1695 .~ 1963 Fairlane 4 Dr. - - - - • :-$2295 , f!:u , . en wed BetheiMo.Gollheinter~·!_ "' _.~----------------------------~~--~--------~~ "' ' ' ' / 8• BRANNER HE~ AUWT llf5'l1E F1<0M MARRYING - T ~ FORTUNE-HUNTER, IIA!a:JN 1lE llRlE .... • 'THEN HE FOUGHT A DUI!L W/1H li<E MIU-1 .•ND II.ON llf55JE'5 HAND HIMeELF I l'IA~ ":HEN lHAT fNE OUT 'TJ.;AT lOU IAO.JD5 AA5 REALLY COUNT lCUr5 DU or: TR!I=\JVIA , A 0\iEk!- J O..UI R\.J"J O,Y 1HE. .::Ju"lTRY R:Ds ! ~ ! WHY c:a:sNT ANYTHI"''G R..::IM.A,NT!C LIKE E- MU' �jf,j.,..._ _ _ _ _ _- , 6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 1&, 1963 !9l FOR SALE WANT AD INFORt.I\A TION . ' 'BUSINESS SERVICES (9) FOR SALE Grae-. Plamblq ... U..tiD& FARM EQUIPMENT . Officers Delegates Named To hnopllalll)l; Officers and delegates to Mrs. Menzel Smith and Mrs. . . • · M. I)&) " ' - t>•bbeatto• Mlnenvllle, ObJo County Council for the coming d lt•llliln Dl>aGIIDf lt:ftfl 4 Ill lloMa, End your oewer troablet year were installed, and com- Arnold, spiritu~l; : •· E ::,;: Entered Hoopltal ~ANo,;ELLA TIONS we bave aD abet mlttee chairmen named, when Abbott,B M:~~ne; mem'bership . · Among those · who 'entered COIIRJ!< 'TlUNS Mn .. .ee.po-., i.1Rt11 ..00 • . M Sewer Maeblnet the Salisbury PTA met Tues· ~~ Mrs"'N~r,;ah Wyersmiller', Holzer hospital iii the past M ""' o., "' Pq"I~Cietl011. Reasooable Ralel day evening at the achool. bl' It . hours were Mrs. E. Harold ltEGlJ LA TlUNS 1962 Bel Air $2.395 can IVY Z.Zf14 Doy ,. Nli!llt ___ I:.:N=S=-URANCE Mrs. Opha Offutt , president, puA Ic Y"Night Feeding Davis, 236 Fourth Ave., ~ .. · 1 1 flltt P'l"h•n•' .-ellct"l'. . <De r~•lll 4. Door Seda n. Ivory over black finish, red interior, W .W . \v- edJ9 or ,..-l•c• • n' •d.s ctel'lled SIMPSON Inour conducted. the meeting which Loc~slB~~. Jcw~s read by Mr s. Alma F~wler, Oakwood Or.,., ltl'iMII'Ctlllllble It,....,~ QoUII'I b!' t1res show little wear. VB motor. automatic trans., radio l l,;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii7"'28-...;lf;;cl ~ed • rnn~edl•teb Thl <>Uh11 BARNES n c Middleport opened With devotions by Mrs. Will and there was group dis- Mrs. Leshe L. Brucker, 936 ·. Hnd ht"alt'r . Showroom C'lt>an. ',l.lhlll •W •on• ""' rupo,.lhl• for Attention Dairymen .... A K e bf bond Ph Marme Arnold, followed with . n " Why Come to p ond Ave., Mrs. Bobby Qordqo,,c ~ t baro ""., '"'"'"""•t"t •ruertklll S Fire, auromo It, Story's room r~ 833 Fourth Ave., Mrs. Jamr.t 1961 Corvair $1,765 8sfl If< the Lord 's Prayer and Pledge ';":;,. RATES St. Wagon Automai!C' trans .. radio, heater, luggage rack, E WY Z-2901 ____ to the _Flag led by Mrs. Her- ~ived the attendance award. M. Edwards, Portsmouth ~c· For Wani 1\d Service • tel'lob p-er ...oro <lfle l'lkrtiD11. beautiful white fmi ~ h with rt>d intPrior, good whitewall R I Reu\er IDSUtance A1eoe, bert Dtxon. The treasurer ~e- c Refreshments were served by Cora Virginia Dunsmore, Sftr:: 0 .. lnlmum l:h•rl'm 110 cenu tires y ''blurJIIII!e lor •• .., ~ poled $156.90 on hand. M1" nd M s Norman Weyers· Fourth Ave., Oacar Bastian!;;·• • Cent. Del .-orO fiH l"tlr" c-o• B. ~tt•• itue"ioW1 1 ud bllslne11 aoed.' Rosalee Story gave a report on Mrll a Mr r and Mrs. Vincent Sr., 121 Second Ave., Mn. Chor.., hi! rate '"If 4 cenll pe1 w01"<1 1111.1 ·a. ~bara;ed for ~<I wertl•mt lf oor A c Pb- IVY 1-1431 the County Councn meeting at ~:..:'!;ick Mr. and Mrs. Flank les E. Sanders, Lower Rivef:, oatct Within II"• d•y• after ~· •• , Dtll E POULTRY Scthth 1 Pomeroy Elementary lin Rizer,' Mr . and rArs. Amos Rd , John A.LeeNaceC. Rlnt.IRNtort~~ OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. CARD 01 FRANKS - tl ~ tor POMEROY WY 2·2649 oo · Leonard and Mr. and Mrs. Wll· up, Josph a • · ·.;:.o· . 10 Word nrnlmum t:•cb •oidlt10n POMEROY, OHIO a.t •nrd I~ 0~-t~•uarll!lf Dllhll.., OFFERS THE BEST I HEAVY HENS, $1 each. John The report lof theb piMcntc coAm- liam Folmer, wlth Mr. and [P•Iriot, Amos AP.I PestatlltzM, 21109 ·. •• I eant per wora CLAIR WOODE Proffit, Portland, Ohio. mJltee was gven Y _rs. rn- Mrs Otis Marret, Mr. and. IMam St. , Pt. easan • ••: OFFln HOURS PHONE & 10 9tp old. Mrs. Gerald Pullms re- Mrs. Willlam Grueser, Mrs. Penny A. Burns, Henderson, w,: 1:111 A. M l r ;dl fl t' M Dilly SltUI'day -11 :3'1 It M '" 12:011 nuo11 CHESTER 985-2145 I signed as secretary due to Ill- El . Zeiher and Paul Man- Va., Robert Alton Goldsberry! l'I"S SO ~ASY FOR SALE / For Sale or Lease 12-8-25tr LEGAL NOTICE ness and Mrs. Richard Young ~ano trb t'~g bnsts New Haven, W. Va., Mrs. Lub." TO PLACE A --- - - - - -· was ~RJ~qinated and elected. Del- ue ' con 1 u 1 • er Herdman, Buffalo, W. Va., . RESITLT PRUDIIL,NG SWEET PJfATO and tomato NEWLY FURNISHED 4 room I UOAL NOTICI Oh UJ egates to County council were Mrs Worley 1'. HoweU 576 _ ' Th• vmaee of S:Yracuae. to, w WANT AD plants for sale ilelen Dam(>- house, located on 3 acres. 1 CUrtin Breeding Service, Ine. rmJve bldl until lUIO Noon ! .s.t . elected and included Mrs. Roy Grant St. Middleport, Truman wood , ~yr~cuse . WY 2-(~39. mile off 124 on good gravel Breec.: ro great dairy and beef ~~:)' ,!\~;"3y 1 ~~~..~~~~n~;:rt~ Grueser, Mrs. Franklin Rizer, 1\. Russell, Union Ave., Pomei: 'J PHONE WY 2-2157 5 15 6tc road, below Long Bottom. bulls for only $6.0U. Fflr serv- rtrlment or HlihW&J' T 3l Speclflca· Mrs. Opha Offutt, Mrs. Rollin roy, Rudy A. Stewart, Minera..' 0 Drilled well. Electricit}', bot· ll"'e call · _Leland Parker, Pomar• on !Ue at the Radford and Mrs, Blackville, Robert F. Snowden, AUCTION, Saturday. May t8. tied gas. Phone WY 2-W!9. eroy, OhiO. Phone WY 2-2264 c';.";~: 'i:.~''~,.u """'" ••• tun ston. Named to audit the hooks land, Mrs. Annis L. Pbelps, Jr;.: CARD OF THANKS 1963, 12 :30 p.m. The personal E. E. Hayman, Syracuse, 0. or Alberl Parker, Chester, aame of ev .. ry _penon or company were Mrs Dixon and Mrs. Don· Installation of officers was Syracuae Henry B Elsnaugler•:. ..:.:.:=...._ , V C • l4-6tp . h ~ ., 1c. lntere•ted ln ,urh bid, and ahall be · ted ,_, M G ld Hon.. ~, · ! 1 property of Carrie . un.,. , Ohio, P one accompanied by • •ulliclent bond or aid Lanning. condue ., rs. aro r Jackson, Ze1don West, Jaekso:JG,·· · WE WANT to thank all our ningham, deceased, will be sold 1 _ 53 30tp :;, .. Mrs. Arnold assisted by Miss lins of Wellston when, the Wrr Mrs. John L. Smith, WeUston;ffiends and relatives for their t 456 Broadway Street in 1- 0 McCOY- AUC'I10NEER. ('ent or t_he amou.at of the btd, thlt Story installed Mrs. James WUl men's missiOnary Society .. of James H Frazee ' kindness dUri·ng the I"llness a FOR RENT · · • u lhe b1d il accepted, a contract . , . . d B tis' l A··~ • • Middleport, Ohio. Chester . Ohio. will bt ent11red tnl4l and perfOl"maace as president; Mrs. David DaVIS, the RIO Gran e a~ ~- and S. Basil Jllltton, Kentuckj k· ,and death of our dad, Baker Tappan Gas Range, Serve! 4 18 lfc to,..,.,, vtce president; Mrs. Young, iatlon met the evenmg of Mahy W. Va. , 0. Gordon. gas refrigerator kitchen cabi· ONE SIX room house and one '""' "' '"'-'· secrelary· Mrs Jack Seelig 13 at the Racme Baptist Churc , Blrtbs Daughter and .F~mily. I net, 7 pc. dineite set, oval four room apartment. PeopR~~~~? th~'tt~:!i" treasurer' and . the delegate; Mrs. Margaret Traey of R~o Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Ham !root china cupboard, buffet, les Terrace. Phone WY 2-S385. REAL ESTATE s,muM, o••• named above alter which Miss Grande, gave the devotions, us- Mrs. Howard W. Johi1SOll. • 15 Dayton, Ohoo. 7 pc dining room suite, round I 5- ·tfc '" '· "· '" Story read the PTA prayer, lng as her topic,_ "Good Worsa, Mason, W. Ya., daughter, 2:il-table,· White sewing machine, FURNISHED apartments. Two, FOR SALE: Five room house NOT•c• o,. uLI oP RIAL nTATI Mrs Offutt thanked the com- Like Apples m a Silver Set- p. m. Wednesday. 5 16 ttp 2 barrel back chairs, 2 pc. 4 room, 1 five room . Furmsh·l and bath. Newly decorated, of Bi dl will be received ., t}le Office• . . ,, I I .. en Dl ._..... NOTICES ac ..... A..... living room suite, overstuffed ed and unfurnishd. P h o n e gas heated full basement. Lo- Ohio.Webater & Fultz of 17 Pomero,, mittees and members for thetr tlng, A voca so o was !o•v ' c~'::ckw ,!-rt't:, .!~ ot ih:~an:! cooperation the past year. Mrs. by Mrs Esther Carins of_ R~: Patients recently discharge¢ : 10 o' FISH SANDWICH, JOe. Onion I rocker, 2 large QDirros. bed- WY 2·2lia7. 5-7-tfc eated 123 ' Hudson St., M'd I • vtra:i nla cuantnth•m real atate sitWill presented Mrs.Offutt with cine, "0 Lord, Be Merciful. . I ded M Sam I Williams -Rings, 30c. Jack's Dairy Rar, I room suite, white marble top THREE and tour room furnish- dleport, Ohio. Price $6000. ed at 458 Broadwa1 In the vma,. M H k" installed offi me u rs. ue • of Mtddlo~:port. ohio Th'" rlla.J .. tate president's pin and Mrs. Offutt rs op ms - Herbert Willford Bernanl · Middleport. 5-14-6tc J dresser and extra nice rna- ed and unfwnllshed apar~ S 16 tic ot • ' room ttame -'•emn, t M w·u 'th ers using the theme "Crown ' ..,, . . '"" mu bath and ~rt buement on a Jot ln tum prseen ed rs. 1 Nl C . .. • d b Boggs, John E. Campbell, Char.~. &&JiUMOBD..E msuraoc · been ble top washstand, 2 metal ments. WY 2-5434. IN CHEST"R : i6 acre farm for 1 1 eet x 200 teet. the president's pin and gavel. Him Lord of All, fo owe ! le Cur utte Mrs Ann ean'='lled't Lost you1 oper atur s I beds, 1 wood bed, 2 dressers, 12 6 tfc sale. 7 ro:;:l!'j a:ul bath, garwEBsTER • I'"ULTZ, t M J'orie Grimm Maris n ' . ..~ 2 rugs, Moore's gas heater Attorney• for the ellate or Committee chairmen and co- a riO, ar • Sprague Mrs Alvin DeHart J ? Coli WY ~-- IS l5 I : 65.000 B.T.U., several small HOUSE for rent. fi'o11T rooms age, barn and summer house. carr•• vq~~~~\~~-~f:-~~ chairmen were named by Mrs. lyn Powell .and .Fl~ren~~J Ad· Don B;oyles," Mrs. Char~ gas heaters, 1 square tub '"d bath. Lincoln Heights. Call or "0'11Rct. Robert MulUGAL NOTIC:I Will and include Mrs. George ams of .~acme;, smgmg n esus Sanders, Mrs. James E. Sider!f . ~E WEIGHT saf•ly. and eas- Maytag washer, many other Phone WY 2-3575 g.fter 5 o' · ford, !.hester, Ohio. So ated bid• wlll be recel~ at the Sisson, and Mrs. Homer Hy- and Me and Known Jy to and 1·nfant son ' Edward Wy~ offl~ ~ ') hi H' 11 S 15 6tp Tow of the Trusteu or Letart tly witb Dex-A-Diet tablets. items. clock 4 23 tfc ru;hip, Mel.i• county, Ohio. until sell, program; Mrs. Phi 0 mgIm. . off Albert Neal John DaHgher-. 1 o'eJock P. M. May 2a, 1963, only 98c. Stark Drugs. for er and Mrs William Ohlinger The president of the Assocla· ' M M .' S "th MH, Terms : Cash . patch.in.a: .,, t~oll!ll and 1pp1ytnr · • . M D ld Boone of ty, rs. Bime m1 , • 3 I 60lp Not respons ible for accidents MOOERN 4 room furnished or llnlll e collt IK"al (Cemetery Rd > Twp. ways and means; Mrs. Thorn- bon, rs. ona ' p 1 D"llon Roe Kinzleunfurnished apartment. Mid· Rd .. Length 2640" x 1e· wide Towll· 1 · , th Middleport Bapt1st church ear Ie • ' ehip to turntth and haW •urea:ate as Bentz, health; Dwight Webster and Fultz, Attorneys dleport. WY 2-3874. u.r e . I ed th' •Michael Hudson, Phillip 0: -= LOST & FOUND_ Bradford Auction Cornprmy and;. ....-~wemissionary com 3 15 tfc POMEROY _ 6 room frame ~~;-ech of ttkl 11verymuet per.aoD contain interested full la gan • safety·• Mrs. Maxine Arn- presided so-e SteeIe, an d LU Anne Shiflet • , 1 Auctioneer 1ame. old co-chatrman of kitchen; new Y orgsnU£\.1 . A Alllng ... LOST: LARGE white tom cat, Critt Bradfurd. ~'URNISHED and unfurnished house with bath, gas heating, The riihl II re~erved to reject IUY Mr. D'xon and Mrs George eiety of the Bethlehme Baptist mong dn' h ' answering to name or "Pin- A . C. Bradford, Manager bid• s. I · Accordmg to the nu 1g t rek apartments. Paid utilities. Be- basement. On large lot, ou t "'Br•uorder 1 or the Tru•tee• ot Lt· Brothers drning room . Mrs. Church Mrs. Boone a so eonh . d tmenf . 5 11 6tc ky." Belongs to Frank :\tturfore 5 p. m. Phone WY 2- of high water, and conveniently tart Townahtp. ' ' ducted a "Know Your Society's port o1 t e nursmg epar . ~ '' ray, 1172 Powell St., MiddleFloyd Norrt•. Clerk. , . . those patients who were listed. , 2776. after S p. m. Phone WY located. $2.000.00. A wonderful _ _____::"::.'..:"::.·..:uc Work' cbmc fCl" port. Call WY 2~3406 morn· 2-;3574. 12 6 tic buy for any handy m a n, 100 LEGAL NOTICI Mra. RwseU MiU• Refrf~shme~ts were served in as fair included Mrs. DaY ·.. :.~ '59 Buick ~ $1 ,395 ings, Meigs General after- I ' I hours work, some ma~erials, 1 or~c! 1edorbld,•hewmT~en~::' 1 ~~d ~b~ Is Named Pre1idenl the social room or the church Shoemaker, Ernest Halley, Mry~ . 5·14-3tc ' LeSabre 4 Dr. Sedan . Like noons. Reward . and have a nice home. Tow hlhip, Melli County. ObJo. until The Ladies Auxiliary of the with the Ruth Cirele of the RaHarry Wehrung, Mark Shee!!t,'i.. ~ new all white finish . Auto. ' o•colocll P . M. May a&, 1883, for 1. BUSINESS SERVICES rurn l.llhtna: the •aid town•hip or [.e. Middleport firemen met Tues& eine Church in charge. Chur- p enny Burns •. Truman Russe shift. . ·' ~ . AUTO SALES lift RENTAL- 9 room frame Ialii, t':~,.,!~uowlna: de•c:rlbt"d. m•ter· day evening at the home of Mrs. ches represented included Po~- Charles Larkms! Rufus p~~~ · house with bath, furnace heatk A pproximately !1000 a:allora ot Ro•d RusseU Mills when new offi- eroy Bethlehem, Jackson, Mtd· ford, Henry EtsnaMugle, AI · .. The Rambler '59 Buick ~ $1,495 to be furlliahed and . . R . Bertha Sheets rs. . . rtJ..1 ; : lng, nice yard and g a r den Oll edmaterial \\o'orld Standard •If Compact Electra 2 Dr. Hard Top . Po· at varlOU• IocaliOll• in the cers were elected mcludtng the dleport, RlO Grande, aeme, . • "'' space, rural location, (garden J: EiceUence wer steering and brakes. Auwnmhlp 8J dln.cted b:y the TrUitUI president • Mrs • Russell Mills·' Galllll" and Wellston. Attending Spradlin and Oscar BastJaru, ~repre.enleUve. Application Qn "t f blood W89 adlJltn• and pasture for cow), lh mile will their Big car room. ride and perform· tomatie shift. Buick's finest . be made by an qplbat dJHrtbut- vice president Mrs. Howard from Middleport were Mrs. e um 0 "tal Wed.·:. ance Small car economy and from blacktop road. $50.00 per :!r~hi~~ ~h:11 ri:fo rrieu;r~o;::~:-:!: Dailey; secreiary, Mrs. Patri- Boone, Mrs. Willis Anthony, istered at the hospt on .·: ·: maaa~erabilit:}' month. I ~:h•Y~-,d mu111. eontain the tun cia Kloes, and treasurer, Mrs. Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. Grace nesday. - - - - See M me of every pr.un lntereated tn Wayne Gibbon 8 . Hysell Mrs. Bertha Areher, ,., .. I Pl)meroy, Ohio Metropolitao Motors RURAL - 5 room frame home urn•. d I I , OFFICES TO CLOSE Ttu. rllltlt 18 ru~rved to reJect any Plans were rna e or a p ~me Mrs. E•thI e Hughes, Mrs. Isa· SANT Th Co .... · ~ .... E. MaiD Street, Pomeroy with bath, forced hot air heal· I~ ' 11 btd•. By order ol the Tru•- to be held Tuesday June 4 at bel Winebrenner and Mr and PT. PLEA ' e u.~· ... . Pbooe WY 2-3870 ing, basement, newly Insulbrie 1 of Le~~~lN=.Pcie.rll: the roadside park' in Middle- Mrs Friend ' . ty Court has announeed.Counthiiij~l . · f'OR SALE - One Motor drivsided. Nice yard, plenty garden 4 22 tic en Hay Baler, one three point cs> 11· tw port beginning at 6 p. m. Games · · off'1ces m · the. Mason _ _ _ _____:::._ , .. -space, 3 acre lot with several LEGAL NOTICI ed nd · dIGN BROWN Courthouse will be dosed Satuf. alFOR NEW or used cars hitch mowing machine, 1 or bids will be I'C'Cetved at the were pay a prizes awar EAGLES S "th the ptiQJi · small buildings, 1 mile off State oWSealed trucks, ph.t,ne Marvin Mark~ most new. William Houdace or the Tru•teea of Letllrt Town- ed to Mrs. Donna Byer t Mrs. PJULADELPHIA <UPU - The day' May 18, WI exee Route 7. $5,000.00. o"cl':ic~~:M;~•M ..c;:.n,ty2e, 0r~. 't::U SALESMAN BeasJe11 Math shelt. Kingsbury Road, Phvne Louise McElhinny. Mrs. Glad· Philadelphia Eagles h a v e an- of the Health department off~ :. C .C. CUCKLER, REALTOR urflcina: wiJh a1.n1I• 111a1 roadway ys Vroman ' Mrs ' Lena McK.in- noWlced the sianing of offensive es on the ews, Athens, LV 3-4061 WY 2-0058. "' w x lOM' located In old .ectlon ln co·-· If" ground [floor. ed due'~'he it WY Z.3838 10-9-tlr i 9 6tc Letart Fan. Cemetery. Tru•te•• ley Mrs. Esther Gibbons, and back Timmy Brown for the 1963 county o tees are e os ~ ·----ALBERT M. CO,X SALESMAN 'o rurnl•h and haul ••a:re1ate. Mr, Dn th J b ti a! F tb ll Leag season the city election on that day • .;; WY Z-2220 • Joeilted la new te-eUon in the• --=.:::s·~. for double aeal ro&llwa, 10 to : :r.:::o~y:....:..:::aco:..::::.:::s·~--~~rNa:on::oo:;:a:~:ue::::·::::::::::::~-,FOR SALE USED WORK pants, shirts and LetAl•o art FaU. Cemete.-y, Truetee1 5-14-3tc de roadway. turn11b and haul tiona) Order of Job's Daughters ·Chevalier. 1 coveralls. Carl a:re,ale. ll , Jar . ENJOY YOUR home movie pro- I Long Bottom. IN POMEROY. Eight room ach bid n~uet eontala the fuU WI meet m regu sesSIOn jector more - We have qual~ s 6 JOtp house, 3 bedrooms and bath, "" me. . ~~. !!Vel")' per.10n IDt..relted in Thursday &t 7:30 p. M. at the itv 8mm. movie film, ready large lot. Good location out of Tbe rlebt 11 reaervett Lu reJec1 •ny Pomeroy Masonic Temple. ---- - --- all blda. y 7 tO show. Cartoons, Travel, Ad- VENE'T'JAN Blinds all kinds. high water. Call WY 2-2590. By order ol the Tru1t.ew of Letart MA 1 v~nture, and complete edltwn WindoY.. blmds and shades. 5 10 tic Townshlp. Floyd Norrla, CI•rk A rummage sale sponsored of John Glenn's historic Space Cloth porch aha de! val.., "· ,,. by the WSCS of the United MeTwo bedroom FOR SALE fJight. Grover's Studto, Porn- lance and awnings Bamboo Somethintl From the Jeweler~ ;;;;:-;;;;;;;;~;;~~~ thodist church will be held at bor.Je, Beautiful Bircb kitcberoy, Ohio. > 16 3lc sh?des Dale Wippel Supply, the Davis-Warner building, Frien, automatic gas beat. 1649 , Is Alwoys Something Special WOOD FRAME, copper screen 215 Union Avenue, Pomeroy, day and Saturday. ' ' .• Lincoln Heights. Call J o b D 5 2 30tc windows and doors. E. R Ohio. B1aetlnar, WY 2-6127, 3-19-tlc Yost, 661 N. 2nd Ave ., MiddleThendontsMA Daughters FOR SALE: 4 room bllll!e, 1 port, 0. 5 16 6tp Phone WY 1-3898 MAY 18 of America will meet in regular acre ground, lull basement. Miss Tebreb Woldegabriel of session Monday, at 7:30 p. m. ONE Simplicity rototiller. One POMEROY, OHIO 4-27-30tp Ethiopia, Africa, will he t h e All officers, the team and memPhone WY 2-6127 JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST .. "Antique Car" Pattern Jacobson gas lawn mower, - - - - - -- - - - MIDDLEPORT gu MILL ST. FOR SALE .8 mile es! speaker at the Women'• bers are requested to be presof Toll 16 01. Water Three 5 h.p . 1notors; 3 pha.se' ' . from Pomeroy on Route 143 Association of First United Pres- ent to plan for Inspection. Glasses With Purchase 220 v.; One tO h.p. motors by large terian Church in Middleport 11'-i..i;;;i;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiii;...iiiii;;;;;;;;iiiiii 3 phase 220 v : One Jot o[ You get l glass free each Bookkeeping accounts wanted. 8 room house, bath, Lime you purcha&e 10 galwhich will meet Thursday eveutility room and garage. Heatr Complete book~eeping and '~ .. used doors and windows ; One Ions of gasoline or more. or n' mg at the church with M r s. ed by gas. Niee location. Pr'e-tax service. Pb~ne WY 2·2272. lot of furnat:e pipes, hot and a combinatwn oil change 5 1> 30tc ed to sell. Call alter 4 p. m,D wight Wallace, Mrs. Bethel rold air. Call WY 2-3542. 1 and lube job. except Saundays, LV 6-5824, Coleman, Mrs. Carl Horkey, 5 16 3tc Start A Set Now! EXPERIENCED Interior and McArthur, Ohio. Mrs. Sadie Starkey, Mrs. Wil· exterior painters. Free estiCOLD SPOT Air conditioner, 1 5 6 l2tc liam Morris, Mrs. Walter Ow· mates. Roger CUIIums, Ph ' 115 volt. 7'o amp. 8500 B.T.U. , ens end Mrs. Branch Fleming Super Service Station WY 2-2682. 5-14-6 tp FOR SALE: Four 1!00<1 lots. a s hostesses. One year old. Charles Mal- 1 Good seven room bouse, b&.th lory, Racine, Ohio. 5 16 3tc 1 Open 24 Hours WY 2-9932 - and 12 batb, basement and Magnolia Temple Pylhlan Si&ters will ~ Thursday at 7:30 PDO HOM~; • row~. extra mce ~arage, out of high water. See Us For ••• p. Rutger tomato plants . Cbcs- SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank' Get Could he made Into apac~ m. at the DAY hall. All memE:m . All Septic tank Kleen bers are urged to be present. ter 667-6:!~l . 5 15 31C e OeKalb Seed Corn ments. City water, electricl· Cleaner. Ohio Valley PlumbThe Child Conservation Leag1)1, gas. Priced lor quick sale. WAGoN six ply llres and bed. in b. 4-16-30tp e DeKalb Sudax ue of Middleport will_ meet See Okey Wood, Syracuse. Dale Kautz. Chester 985-2211 -" Dr. 4 speed, radio, white wall•. AU white exterior. Local owner Real shafl). 30 •• Thursday evening May 16 at 5-14·3tp P:JRTABLE dish washer. Call or , ":-11 Pbone \li'Y 21086. month financing. ~ 7• 30 p.m. at the bnme ol Mrs. s 3 t2tp eP. Ito Ferlilb:er MOVING AWAY. Refrigerator, W1 9-3068. Robert Mills. Mrf. Guy HeyMUSICAL lnstrumenh "asher, dryer, bedroom su itt nolds, Middleport Kindergarten tlectric stove, COII<.:h, chair, Middleport Feed Mill FOR SALE' Str.divarious Virr teacher, will speak on the "Me. 6 cyl. std. shift, aU white paint. Sharp. Loeal owner, 24 month fmanee. Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. kitchen cabint, utilit y cuplin. Good banjo. Reasonable. tal Dev.elopment of the Chlld." I board, almost new. 593 High HELP WANTED ''We Oo Custom Grinding" S. C. C~Jo~. De,.ter, Ohio The WOIDI!n'o Association ol ' I St., Middleport. Call between - Middleport 5 IS tfc the Firat United Presb~terlao H. 2nd An. 4 Door. Auto., radio, heater, power steering, p_ower brakes, 8 cylinder, local owner, I ~ · '1_ 1 and 4. 5- t4-3tp TWO WOMEN, I II for cook and Church will meet Thursday evONE USED Spinet piano, fa(I) for general housework. tinted glass. Ivory finish immaculate. . ... at 7:30 p. m, at the ONE SPEED QUEEN Dryer. Give ~~xperiem·e and refer· HEATING AND PLUMBING rnous make fine tone. Mahog- e n!ng hurch. A foreign speaker !rom Good condition, $5.\. Phone Pnces. Write · P. 0. Box 97, any finish, full keyboard. Com· c MueUer Fvaaces Africa. a student at Ohio Unl· 5-14-3tc Pomeroy Ohto. WY 2-3920. plete with bench. Selling for Arnold Brolben Pioneer. Auto., power steering, power brakes, local owner beautiful yellow ,• d versll)l, w,ill be on the prrr 618 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio customer at $350. Terms ar·, ONE BEDROOM suite, vanity white llnl&h. · ' 'lT ranged. One used twrrin-ooe gram. Pbone WY !-%WI :.•' )amps. double. blankets, throw Organ Wurlitzer, mahogany The moL~er • daughter banI 7 tic , rugs and kmcknacks. Some finish. Good condition. Only quet sponsored by the WSCS . dishes, pots and pans . C. N. FOR SALE OR - RENT -2 Door. Automatic, 8 cylinder, radjo, heater. clean, reduced $200. $695. Write Bill Wendell, 7th of the United Methndlst church AUCTIONEER ·, Jones, Chester, Ohio 5-14·31p ~ANT ADS WOllK wonders will be held Thursday at 6•15 and Warren, Marietta, for iJl.. Complete Service ' FREE USE OF our carpet when ~·ou wish tc.. bu) or sell. 5-14-3tc, p, m. In the church dining formation. Crit1 Bradford ..; ,. tlhampooer with purchase or Read the Want A.ll fol quick room. AU women of lhe church Write, Phone or Coolacl 6 eyl. Std. &hilt. Beautiful baby blue. 13,000 mlleo of new car warranty, 38 month !' are lnvlled to a - and bring Lustre Shampoo. Baker results. LIVESTOCK ' A. C. BRADFORD ' l' ~ -- - their daughter or an adopted _,, ture, Middleport. Racloe, Oblo ~-ti~·nan:::•'~n~g~.·------~--------------~--------------~~:::-::~ · · ~. TWO ba~~· ~".rUefnsev calves. daughter. rt will be a potluck . 5-t4-6tc 1 5 18 tic Charle> l'heiss, WI 9-3922, ' FOR SALE OR TRADE •'·' PQN"f PUMP your sluggish - 5 15 3tc ~' .· ijeptic tank. Get Klean - Em · Antique organ. Good eondition. PHOTO COPYING Servicea ~ndlng ire to bring \ ' fr.') Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- Will trade lor piano In good Copy any letter or dOl'JIIIIenl TWO PURE BRED Hereford their olm tabltl llirvice. Phone WY 2-3422 · 'leuter Insurance, Pomeroy. bulls, 9 montha and I \0 years. · ' Fann Bureau, Pomeroy . condition. Phone WI 9-2117. 2 15 lfc SH 2-4656. S 11 ttp 6 11 6tc H4-30te ____ &.ori POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::~ BET DEAUUNES FIVE h.p. Garden .raciOr with plow, cultivator, mower, markout plow Ooe concrete ml•er All ~ood c<.OO•t.on. Rea..;,able. Doo Anderson Rutland Ohio. S IS 6tp @ TELEVISION IN REVIEW • ,· ~VIIIIed " ' - 17"Mr •I CIIPD - Bound tw.. ol Congrea• IDVC!IIl81tloo at teievtJton ratiDga belfno toda7 111 IVIItblocton, witb thln&a Jooktog op. Here'a bnw matteao lied: Rlep. Oren HarriJ ODd hla oUI>eommtttoo, who op«Hg!IIId tllarIDg • ratings weakneaae.o ID bear· lnp that ended loot IDCIJI!h, .... paf"lnll1 have DO IDienlkm of 011- POMEROY MOTOR CO.@ '-.:::==========- ----~--c-- sr::~.ctflca.U~n· H~rold · .U 'tho • Rut- ~- 1 I:'IW"l)"T ... ;:":',:::.~,"·;: •,:;,'·;~!.'~ ,!~ Hamden~· otc~.~:,~•:;~;..;::':'::-, &IJJada7 1'llra Frldayo 6:00 News 8:~ Sacced Heart Program ° CueltltJ> "ultt I •• I Blaettnars eWHEEL ALIGNMENT eWHEEL BALANCING . eSHO(K ABSORBERS ... • ""' ' I ..."" eFRONT-END REPAIR . '",• "' eBRAKE REPAIR . EVERY GRADUATE Deserves A Special Gih = HACKETT'S I SocIAL~ Co Q.Qmd O'v SOHIO SERVICE c!.!:u B. H. FREE! SANBORN Keith Goble Ford Pomeroy Landmark Inc ,- ;~ DID r A~1'0 6f.T WET? HOI II prolnbla to a biicl ~·o probm, ol Nlelooo may jl , and atle at tile bla poliila 1Iav4, ..!h.<;tor. tho!re 1ft if>. I' The ratiJJgl, of COIII'IO, decide to w-.. broodcul«o wW pay dlcatldiil· that eool• mn deter. the life and delllil al /loci lbe bluer m01107 -.led fer lllp- mine mud!. · 1 tho 11101t-bacbd plao lbuo 1M to '-'-'--'-'-..1.1.1-J.:.:...:.:.!.:.!.!lJ,.!:J 1.:-!.:.!~:.::.J:~,!J::.!:~~ for a broadiliiSifng lndUIIr1 oro pnl•etl!>n almllar to 1ba Audit BARNEY GOOGLE And SNUFFY SMI,... Bureou ol ctrculallona, whlcb have - - . Plu w..tr, ..,.__ -end ....-. keopo a coreful cbecl: oo ...... flgum, and, by these flguroe, provld01 0 baa lor advertising rates. stneo -~~~.. vlalon coota are aky-hJih. and aome video adverttaen are domondlng a guaranteed audience, oucb an accurate auditor would .,..n lY*''I - ~ -· 0 A rLT CROSSWORD •mo• 1.0 I ~ dl' I a! =I :""!" . ...... -...--... -.=-' ..··=· --- ··-"' -. ::-:.:··· c: - 18:35 Br fRED 't.AssWILL. 11.- li.:.. I&.B'alllt - ltt.-, a.r w.r: Gr. . . !7 ''IDle AH' 11.01:...,., LI'L ABNER t lr AL CAPfll I wwker ....... - ,. 111.111poch . lll.noa-rut -·. tl.=llllb tar-· -Ia I WONDER WHO 60Ut:7HT THE OLD ONE? ROLLO, THE RICH KID Br HAROLP GRAY MOW I JO!LIZE SANOY AND I WERE A\.IJT=UL O...OSE T~!N"IN !=OR ~00 ; IF IT HADN'T f5EEN ~OR YOU "' AND US JU~n A CCIUPLE 0' ~irll?tr't"£'~ .• I GUESS ~ ... YOU COULDN'T HAVE: OOHE MORE FOR A KID NAME DO&GN'T MEAt-4 MUCH, Kf' 0' 'rtX.IR OW!'\, BUT 'YOU DIDN'T EVEn !KNOW OUR NAMES '-- .l5~lJCH A 11ME, ,J "! USED AUTOMOBILE SPECIALS----TI JONES 1962 Chevrolet Corvair 700 - - ' ~ ' I 1 ,.1 l WJEH RADIO 1- • • . th! l ~' t======:l iii1i I lrl vhtgq 1- 1101 • ill1ldi 1111 111'1 9dt "" ... ....., '!Ina fl. • ·••, wbl wllh a WonJ A. c, ~~II. I d II Bllf wee fO. foe III8D)' prb lhltrplf leo' lmprvved ,... --piJ A ' I~ IS. . . . cJ. 8:05 Breakfast Party 8:30 Mutual News -at GASOLINE ALLEY Breakfast Party G, . - a t 9:00 Mutual News 1:20 Country Jamboree 9:05 Breakfast Party 6:"~ News 9:30 Mutual News -~fl' &lllf WWIMI, 1:36, Farm World News 9:35 Breakfast Party 8•46 Metgs County RFD 10•00 Mutual News 7:011 Mutual News 10•05 Polka Party ~ 7:05 Breakfast Party 10:30 Mutual News DAILY CBif'HJQUOTE - Here'• . _ to -.11; 1tc 7::11 Mutual Newa 10•35 Music In Tbe Air AJJ:lfGLBAAJJ:B 7:50 NeWI Report 10:45 Tbe Good Life II LOJI'Oli'ELLOW 8:00 Breakfast Party 10:55 Under Ohio Skies Qllo llaDclo In t1lle AII1:00 News 11:00 Mutual News tar tluJ L'o, JJ: for the two P'e, etc, Sb!jrle ~ 9:05 Coffee. With Janet 11•05 Top Ten Sbow Wpldeo, tbo leDIIb am ro.....- ar tba on 1111 9:30 Mutual Newa 11:30 Mutual News d&J.Iba- lettelW .... - 1:3fi Coffee With Jane! 11:36 Top Ten Show A OI)ptua:aw Qt t ' 9:i& Betty Newton Show 12•00 Noon News BltXXJ:P NAil 10:00 Mutual News 12• 1S Musical Interlude RWVOA1'C Jrii:O lO:iili Ministerial AasoclaUon 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets BI'II:XAO, NAil VH 11' WC A 11' OAR Q 11:· NANCY 10:7if Country Hoe Down 1:00 Mutual News •.t.1'0 WB OXIDVWX0.-17XAOICV17J:P 10:30 Mutual 'News 1:05 Platter Party 10:~ Country HOE Down 5:00 Mutual News Yeetcha;,.. Ol)ptoqaotet YOU CAlOfO'r D:a.tolUJ'JR4'l!l ~ liiXOT10N OR PROVID AN ABPJRATION. WlJ!l BY U:O!J. Mutual News 5:05 Travelin' Time THE CITY BOUGHT A NEW FIRE TRUCK co U68. Killl" i'tl&artl lprt'nt ~ 11:05 Educational News S:JO Mutual News AND SOLO THEIR ll:Os l'..ountry HoeDown & 5:35 Travelln' Time OLD ONE Swap Sbop 6•00 Mutual News ll::iO Mutual Newa 6•05 Sundown Serenade 11,35 Farm News 6•30 Mutual News 11:56 Upper Rnom Meditailons 6•35 Sundown Serenade 11:51 Dow Jones Stock Aver. 7:30 Off the Air·May ltttoada' Tllroagb l'rlob.J 1%: 1D Ohlo News 12:00 Nooo News, Wealher SDDday 1:00 Sign on 12: 15 Market. 12:20 Music Just For You 7:30 Mutual News 8:65 Collliiillillty Newa !2•211 Lifeguard BulletiD Board 1:00 Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 7:45 The I.Jietlne 12:25 News 0 GrBIDI 1:06' Mualc Just For You 8•00 Baptist Layman's Hour 8,110 Ohio Valley Newa 12:30 Agricultu. .. Agent 1::ilj' Mutual NeWI 8:30 Network News 8:05 Sports Today 1:3S"Mustc Just For You 8•35 Hour of Deliverance I• 10 World News u.u Country Go RDwx. DICK TRACY 2:00 Fulton Lewis Jr. News & (Rev. Paul Jones) 1: 15 Musical Cloak 1:56 N..., Beat Commentary 9•00 Wings of HeaHng 9:00 Lalcllainllf 1:00 Country Go llounr 2:1Wi Music Just For You 9:30 Mutual News 9•30 Public Service 2:55 Newt Deal 2:30 Mutual News 9:35 Legislative Review 9:46 Slmren of Bte..alnf 1:00 Midway Matinee 10.00 MaMn Coonty ,._ l:llr"Muslc Just For You 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 1:55 Ne... ileal 3:00 Mutual News 10:30 Mutual News 1~•00 1'alk ot lhe Town 4:110 llisctng with Doea l:j)& Platter Party 10•36 Wash. Rl:pts 1o People 11:11& World Newa 4:30 IDterch.tnge 3:30 Mutual News 10:50 Sunday Chapel 11:00 Tailc of the Town , 5•00 Community News 2:• Plaltet Party 11:00 Country ilymD Time ,_,. Fri. Cburdl Bella Bins 5:05 World & National Ne1lll 4:00 Newa 11•30 Mutual News 11:45 World r.teh 5:15 SpotJlglu 00 8porD 4:. Local News 11:35 Country Hynm Time 11 ·55 Mum Cootmy lleWI 1:05 News 4:{0 Platter Party 12:00 Noon News 12•00 Comm11ii111 Newt 8: 10 Musical Clock 6:00 Mutual News 12:15 The Search 12:116 Local N7:30 Sign Off 5:cj Travelin' Time 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 6:11 Bill Sterns Sports 1:00 Hoor of Decis1oa 5::J!i, Travelln' Time Billy Graham 1:00 Local NeWI 1:30 The Lutheran Hoor 8;oi Van Patrick Si>orts 2:00 The Big Lie LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE 8:06 Van Patrick Sports 2:30 Mutual News 8:i5 SundoWD Sereoodo 2•35 Back To The Crosa 8:311 Mutual News 43:00 Rev, Roscoe Thorne 8:a5....8undown Serl!l).gde 3:;10 The Quiet Hour 7:30 Slgnoff-Moy.-' 4:00 Mutual News Sall!rdaJ 4:0lHLOO Sunday Showcaso 1: ... Newa 4:30 Mutual NeWI ' I;!$ Counlry Mullc Time 5:00 News Headline• 1:31. Muliial Newa 5:30 Mutual Newa 1:3$ Farm World News 6•00 Mutual NI!WI 1:10 RFD 6:00 Mutual Newa T:lo Mutual NeWI 6:05 Sundown Serenade Brealifast Party 6•30 Mutual Newa 7: . Mutual Newa 6:35 ljerenade 7: Bnakfast Party 7:30 00 the Air-May a! ,., •nolcb ~ill "-• WMPO Radio '" ....''" N like, bal far JIP' I 11rl ing-ofl alter • few &ood poacboo. hearlnp reaume today, ._ broadcutera, · - · · ageoclea and"· ratlnp flnlll bave been u. IIUide acutely aWinl that If rem~ edi• aro DOt pooolded qulctly, a!Jo be to the advlfllge. D. B1IIJr the .- federal aovll'IIINIII to vary Leroy Collino, presldent of tile :11.likelY to step ln. Thla would he NaUonal A•l'ldotlnn of B~}. M . l ' to ..parantee audlaee meuur• cutera, hu deteribed the PJW" _... tw ment standards aud 18mpllnga. ent ratiop conditlolll u a .._... &T• "'4• Whenever tboro II • obance qj ry state of &Bh," and bal Jll. . _ federal interfenoce Ia oonuner· a.kod to ~· before tho lisP-rrcia!- mailers, the threatened par- ria snbeonuyll«eo Ill Ita DOW beer- :lt.'errt IO.Cut:o1dp ty II bound to holler, and r!Jibtly ,lngo with "corrective meaaurea, • IZ.:b!or.ao, One must ..-ain a amlle. One o1 lhooe meo111re11 Is reportdlotrR • 1 however, wileD various partlea in· ed to Iovolve eatablllllnntlll of a k~pu& volved in the pr...Dl caae !slUe Broadcul Audit Service fBAS), ~fat the usual ery: "We can take Others are aofd to OOJI<trll deveJ. Jl'. ot u. care of tbll ourselvea." 'l1ley opmeot of minimum meaourlng ol coune, If they only standard>. J8. ~.,: would; but H they hod In the llolblp Me N~ 19. Wltiit;;;;,• put, and dlcln't j1181 tut-tut ac- Commercially, of eourse. rat. tlon until they got caught with IDp ore neceuary, not fur view""*IIIII lbelr panto down, die ratlnp era who a1mply lika what thO)' : ~cloll Uf'. New Off'Jeers Are Installed BYAssocl'ation t1(l llb!,L YWOOD ';,ill, c .. • tlospital News "· County Council AtGeoeva Salisbury Joochlm, By LEFF and McWILLIAMS ABBIE AND SLATS 1960 Rambler Super 4 Dr. - ~ - $1245 · ~ 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air - - - - $1595 " ,. 1960 Dodge 2 Dr. HT. - - - - - $129~: ~; 1961 Ford Fairlane 500 - - - - $1695 .~ 1963 Fairlane 4 Dr. - - - - • :-$2295 , f!:u , . en wed BetheiMo.Gollheinter~·!_ "' _.~----------------------------~~--~--------~~ "' ' ' ' / 8• BRANNER HE~ AUWT llf5'l1E F1<0M MARRYING - T ~ FORTUNE-HUNTER, IIA!a:JN 1lE llRlE .... • 'THEN HE FOUGHT A DUI!L W/1H li<E MIU-1 .•ND II.ON llf55JE'5 HAND HIMeELF I l'IA~ ":HEN lHAT fNE OUT 'TJ.;AT lOU IAO.JD5 AA5 REALLY COUNT lCUr5 DU or: TR!I=\JVIA , A 0\iEk!- J O..UI R\.J"J O,Y 1HE. .::Ju"lTRY R:Ds ! ~ ! WHY c:a:sNT ANYTHI"''G R..::IM.A,NT!C LIKE E- MU' �h Btntlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May Ul, Mainly About People In Pomeroy Pomeroy OES Chapter Wins High , Compliments For Initiatory Work 'l1!e lUI!Iual Inspection of Porn· . Kmg, grand representative of N'l!w Brnnsw•ck, and Mary Hughes, grand representative of Kansas. Also introduced were 10 visit· ing worthy matrons and seven worthy patrons, past matrons 8'IIJ Chapter !88, OES , was htlil at a special meeting Tues· dey even! at the Masonic Earl Denny received word ~le 111 word Wednesday that his moth· ·Smith th er, Mrs . Alonzo DeMy was 1 n """;1!_, Sm',thwor tyh ma,ro ' quite tU in the Cit)· Hospital, Llale 1 wor y pa ron, .. )l'ftJded Ma~ erite Hale Chilhrothe. Mrs. Denny is 8 worth · and ~tron , the in~ and past patrons of Pome~oy former resident of Ball Run. w omed Chapter, former grand appomt· Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosen· y P'ff' spectlng o 1cer was e1c nd and w 'ted an honorary ments, past matrons a past baum returned home Tuesday d i n e patrons of visiting Chapters, after a weekend visit in Indian~ mbeu :res~n G 8 1 ~--- rs :::,h jf f ~; Chapter district officers and Edith Hut- apolill, Ind. with their son and 0 • :.~~ 011 h . h ah e ted' sinpiller , trustee of the ·OES daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. ~~.~:,- w 1c s e was es('Of \o !he east. John Liber, worthy home . . . , . Jack Rosenbaum. SUnday three , nd h bl The lmtJatory work exempli- of the Rosenbaum children Bar~ .,a patron w o was una E' • "'- It nd · d lied bv the officers of the Chap- bie, Ricky and Susie, were con·w a e was a 1so rna e an · . ~norary ,memil<'r of PomProV ter was t•ghly commended by firmed at the St. Joan of Arc Chapter. Mrs. Young was pr~- Mr~ lUI e. Church. . . 'ted t th t \JsJtors were present from Mr. and Mrs Eshe M;.::~: 0t:l e ~as the following Ohio ~~tedth and ln~l Chapters, returned home .Tuesday .... . e woedrt hy grfan thma .ron Amesville, Athens, Bartlett, after a several days visit at comp1Jment er or e man· B Ch h. · ·ner ln which she served as Belpre, . ucyrus,. es_Jre, Marton, lll., with their son and --• t . f N th Chesterhill. Ga lhpolts, Harnson· daughter-in-law, Mr and Mrs . 'Dak JI'&IIU.ta represen a1IVE.' o or VI"II e. H'1cksv1'IIe, M'ddl . family. . I eport , Harley Mossman and 0 · . od d AI ' McConnelsville, New Matamur· Mr. and Mrs Hugh Black of : ()ttlers mtr uce were Jre . S · J...d nd d f the as, Peebles, Hacme, tockport Chillicothe were recent gue!lts llltJ· er, gra war ·1! d from car· of ·her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G and Ch t f oher· . aR u 1 h and w·lk 1 esv1 e. an 0 1f~ilman , ~:d ward:~· of West rollton, Ky ., Pt. 7 Pleasant, and 1Phi1 Williamson. . Vir 'nia · M ry Virginia Burner St. Marys. W. \a . . · Mr . and Mrs . Earl Denny vis· ]:;.,. Illy ' ad · t r d'15t 1 Refreshments were served an itt>d Sunday evening with his ,l!'puF graHn ~ardon 1 r cd the dining room by ihe Eastern !mother Mrs Alonzo Denny of .n; aye arr1s. epu v gran , . · h Ge ld ' . . ' · ' f d' tr ' t 25 : Louise :Star commtttee, w1t ra me 1Ch ilhcothe. 0 • Young as chairman. The tables Miss Sharon Biggs and Miss IS IC were attractive in pink covers Marjorie Burt spent the week· and centered w1th arrange- er:d in Columbus with Miss Jean ments of white snapdragons and 1Casto. pink carnations. with candles on . · side . Mabel Goeglein and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan B•g.gs Florence Tracy presided at lhe spent Sunday rn Columbus With TONtCiHT and FRIDAY Marlon Brando Karl Malden punch bowl and Besse Weed at their daughter , MISS Jean Cas· "ONE EYED JACKS" lhe coffee s.:rv 1rP . ta. · <Technicolor I Preceding the meeting, a six 1 Mr · and Mrs. Eug.e~e For~s -and'c]Ofk dinner was !«!rvt><! at were Wednesday VlSltor::J m Tom Pittman Virginia Aldridgtt the Federated church . At this Parkersburg, W Ya. "HIGH SCHOOL BIG tinle each officer and disting- Mrs. Alfred Biggs spent Wed· SHOT" uJshed guest was' presented a nesday with Mrs. Nathan Biggs. git't from the worthy matron Mrs. Harry Keiser returned home Wednesday after an indeS1turday May 11 and worthy patron. rinite visit with relatives In "REPTI~tCUS " .. C · Columbus. She was accompan· {ln Color) Hmvmran 11storru ied home by her daughter, Mrs. --a ndChristopher Lt>e and Are Program Theme Henry Ihle who returned home Yvonne Monlaur m The Hearthstone Class of in the e''ening. "THE TERROR OF Firs t Baptist Church in Middle----THE TONGS" ·~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:i:::iii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:i:ii~ port met Tuesday evening at j¥lkt-.dii t ,J home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack 111. <attP<fiiPlrl on Maple St. Mrs . .J( roMEROY OHIO II,... ,'· Anthomy presented de· !~ _ _;..::;:::,::::.;_;:;,;;,;.._ , having as her theme, ·~ • TONIGHT " Hawaiian Leis of Remem- . NOT OPEN brance' telling of the customs of commemorating Memorial FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Rev . and Mrs. Donald Boone Day in Hawaii. May 17·18 left Tuesday to attend the Am· "BARABBAS" Mrs. David Darst, president, erican Baptist Convention be-(Technicolor) presido!d when a discussion was ing held this week In Detroit, Anthony Quinn, as Barabhas, concerning sending a rep~ Mich. Silvana Mangano, Arthur Kennedy, Katy Jurado, Vit- resentative to the church youth Miss Archie Lee, Page st., the torio Gassman, .Tack Palance, camp. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Middleport, accompanied Ernest Borgnine, Harry An- 1Baker were in charge of the senior class of Kyi"r Creek I drews. iprogram and conducted several High school on their trip to Colorurtoon ;quizzes. The hostess served Washington, D. C., MOnday , strawberry pie and coffee to Mrs. Evelyn Lewis has reSUN., MON. and TUESDAY Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hubbard , turned to her home in MiddleMoy 19·20-21 Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Baker, Mr. port after spending two weeks "SPARTACUS" Kirk Douglas, Laurence Olh:. and Mrs. Darst, Mr . and Mrs. with her .son, Charles, and fam· ier, Jean Simmons, Tony Anthony and Mrs. Freda Snell· ily of Charleston, W. Va. Her Curtis, Chas. Laughton, Pe- er and Allen Hughes. son accompanied her home. ter Ustinov , John Gavin, Ni· Mr. and Mrs. Roy Lawhorn, na Foch. CORRECTION Steve, Pamela, and Kathy of 4 Academy Award Winner! The Family, Cartoon In the list of those attending Springfield, visited r~ntly I Running time : the pizza party at I.he Offutt Wilh Mr. and Mrs. William 3 Hrs . 20 minut<!s the name of Bill Radford Ault. . Box·office closes 8:00P.M. unint~ntionally omilted. Mrs. Joe Savely viSited with No Ad nne• In Adml11ionl her mother , Mrs , Mabel San· ;i;i;i;i;i;i;i~========="'1 1' born during the weekend and with her daughter, Susan, at Ohio University. Captain William Ault has re-turned to his employment on ; river. Mr. and Mrs . Herman Had· dox spent Sunday with their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lupton of Gallipolis. The Luptons' son, Chuck, who at· tends Business College in Columbus, was also a guest. 111.,..,,_ ° .. leM ...- - - - - -.. .--------------""'"_,._ __!lll______~iJ!IIjl..~~---'•,...-----oil!j~ ' Elberfeld$ . ' 7h PLAITIC Women's MEIGS THEATRE Around And About I Kelda your trimmed cuff. Siz- •.n•e•le<l. Quilted MaHress Pads all over. lul1y SIMPLICITY , COTTON HOUSE DRESSES Stretch to fit all size• foam cushion solt. Pretty Our most popular aellina styles. Contour Flttld Quilted MoftrHI PUs fULL BED SIZE TWIN BED SIZE $4.95 $3.95 ,.., fabric. New decorator Eyelet SEWING ,KIT $10.95 cover. ~ three cord. SALI Bollfaot thread. 12 opoola thread, needles, - thimble ' Now lh lpmont 79c $1.00 88c Jack Lloyd, Brookville, sepnt I Monday and Tuesday with his 1 mother , Mrs. Bruce Llovd and his brother, Mike. · , Mrs. Thomas Scally spent Wednesday in Parkersburg. eTHURSDAY Chocolate Covered eFRIDAY (HERRIES black, yellow, old roH, royal blue, wine, lftJ, brown, lanodltl' 111• peach . BoiUut, WORK SHIRTS u.. 11 tor runner11. IParkersburg, Tuesday. Miss Sharon Cleland, who has • Plump, ;uicy dterri•• 1 been employed In Columbus 1s returnmg to Middleport where Covered with fondant and she will begin her new duties do pped in rich ch ocolate. at the Imperial Eelectric Co., Monday. She Is residing wllh her parents, Mr. and Mrs. AI· KLEENEX, 400 COUNT len Roush in Bradbury. $1 .00 lEG. 29c EACH - - - - SPECIAL lor Lee Roush , son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Roush, and a memw REGULAR EVEREADY FLASHLIGHT ber of this year's graduating BATTERIES, Reg . 20c uch __ SPECIAL2 lor class of Middleport High School REGULAR RAY ·O·VAC FLASHLIGHT has enrolled at Southern Ohio IAnERIES, Reg . 20c ••· _ SPECIAL College in Cincinnati where he will study drafting and btu.. WOMENS WHITE BRIEFS, Sloos S to 8 p•·inting. His classes will begin RIG. 49c SPECIAL pr. 1:Ju1oe 17. WOMENS PRINT SCAR~S Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise, RIG. 59c - - - - · - - - SPECIAL ONLY 5 29c 2 ••r29c 43c II 37c ... ! ., I daughter, Mrs. William Betz, fOAM RUBBER SPONCiE PACKAGE 129 5Sc and daughter, Sandy, of Hil· s,.ci.J liards have returned from a GIANT IS GAL. PLASTIC WASTE $ 99 to Williamsburg, Va., and IAIKET, REG. SPECIAL l oo. trip -~~~~ ! Ia popular ~ tblrt Jtylo with IlDed conYOrtlbla collar, pel'lllolneat 1ta71, two wee pockeu. SlniDproof yoke, oquaro bot'-. Slzeo Navy Blue, Spruce Gr... Tan .BROOM DUSTERS For quick easy dustin& of reilings, walls, moulding, all high spots and hard· to·rPach C'orners. Fits all house brooms. Will not 1cratch or tear. Ill' Gray -·-•Palm liD PALM WORK GLOVES Knit wrist, made by IndlanaJ!olls for lone comfortable wear. 39c 89c 1 accompanied lpon.... asst . colon) Rev. 89c - pk • • by their M.n's Short IIHve WHITI DRESS SHIRTS Neck sizes 141". $3.95 WIRE RUBBISH BURNERS COSMETICS On Salt Friday & Saturday 19c LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC SALE 74c l9c OR. WEST TOOTH BRUSHES SALE 74c 69c DR. WEST TOOTH BRUSHES SALE 58c 19c POLIDENT DENTURE CLEANSER SALE 32c $1.00 Gill.... Super BLUE BLADES (151 SALE 79c 93c HALlY'S M. 0. SALE 76c 19c WILDROOT WAVE SET SALE 29c $1.00 HALO SNAMPOO SALE 78c $1.50 Alberto VO.S HAIR SPRAY_ SALE $1.22 69c CURITY COTTON BALLS SALE 57c 98c JOHNSONS COTTON BALLS _ SALE 77c 37c JOHNSON$ BABY POWDER SALE 28c l9c AERO SHAVE SALE 69c 75c TAME CREME RINSE SALE 54c $1.00 0.., Mlglc SKIN CONDITIONER SALE 79c 79c WILLIAMS ELECTRIC SHAVE SALE 59c $1.00 Kings Men AFTER SHAVE LOTION Sele 77c 50c APRIL SHOWER TALC SALE 37c 69c Arrld hii-On DEODORANT __ SALE 55c $1.00 STAX HAIR DRESSING SALE 79c dacron the Ohi ! 0 v II~ · ~, ~ Wheat Votin~ Places Listed Lions Complete Sight Saving Campaign Measure marked In cups, pints sad quarts. Perfect pour .pouti. 77c SHAMPOO and BATH SPRAYS For all size fauceq. Blue, green, sandelwood and pink, 88c S4LEI Sanforized PICTUIIS sllrunk. $2.95 GIANT MERCERIZED CROCHR COnON REG. $3.89 Fut color, 800 ;ydl. oo each spool. White, red, blue, IALI pink, ;rallow, peen and cream. 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Cooper will il<' flown to Hono· lulu Saturday where he will join his wife, Trudy and their daughters, Ca,mala , 14, and Janita , 13. rious view ol the mllhllctlol on the 20th orbil that 't/lillliirel Cooper to grab the eont:HtW manuaDy pot the capoule In 11,1! proper position to ~ through the atmoephero. T~ braking retr•rockets . -. li.. to be fired manually instead If automatically. Walter Williams, dlriiC!ot' of Mercury operation~, oald I h t flight was "a textbook flilht'' ln that "iD the last ftve beUrl we used fNery pap ia t R t Heavy wire Iipper l)'llo burnen with railed bottom. SLEEP ENSEMBLE collar. Choose pima cotcotton spocial message to Carl However, he quickly recover· ed as he began to walk acrosa the hangaf deck . It seemed he could have made the wallc with· out assistance. Describing the flight ov~r 100 naUons, islands and possessions, Cooper said ''[ agree with the other fellows - wow !" ' Faith 7 did well ," he said. "I had a few little problems, but nothing major. It's a pilot's airplane.'' At Cape Canaveral, however, ~an ! Other Croquet Sets _ _ $5.95to $12.95 SALII SIMMONS NEW YORKER to 17, permanent or In 1 Huss of the National Aeronautics naveral for a news conference, ond Mondoy , occompailied by his family , he will be honored at the White House. Cooper lost seven poonds but apparently suffered no ill ef· fects from · the prolonged per· iod of weightlessness w hi I e whirling around and around the world at 17,544 miles per hour. !le had a dizzy spell when he first set foot on the deck and this was exactly as expected. His first words were, "[ don't PAIR P•tt.rn ~_ Sl!laU (lHfl!o), mecllum UlllS\!o), larte (1816\!o ) and extn (17-IT\!o-. ton American on thE. moon. The space officials heaped praise on the astronaut for bring· ing his 1pace capsule back from space in the pioneer tradition of airmen-by the seat of his pants. The) ·hailed his flight as ··mag· nificent' ' and a great feal of sci· em:e. Cooper, who made a bullseye landing in the Pacific by manual control after his automatic ron· trol oystem failed, offered his praise to aU who took part in the project. Condy Stripe Mad• stays In Space officials viewed Cooper'• feat as another step, perhapo a giant ont, t.oward putting an l. Gray MorttCI.. Pattern _ _ rules. Marie Burdette and Charles Burw j 500,000 mile<. 0 U') STAIR CARPET Four· player set. ·5 Inch grooved malletll, solid color enameled estlc croquet ball. Includes stakes md wickets. ludes book of instructions and Men's Short Sleeve dette were business visitors in eSATURDAY rigora of a Right to tbe moon and back. The :ZU orbit, 34 hour, 10 minute flight lll hia Faith 7 capsule carried COOper • distance of allll08t 600,000 miles. A round trip to the mooo would be leso than CENJ'f 27 INCH WIDTH 55c ••,.., Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. WOI 'lllo medico! nomtnatloa and teclmieol qllfttloniog of the poppery little. 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