https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9e47a9cbc224657e33a536c7ded006b7.pdf a2c70c5bd7852d0998b6a006d0e93461 PDF Text Text 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. 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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 -~~~~ ! 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REG. $2.89 49c •3·00 f2.00 . · r b rf p · . 5· 10 BEN FRA,NKLIN s-10 1: •:,: 8 .;,· . !!,. " $ ·· ~ ..· ''·' . ~~::~:wu' ,0~w~~!~i~~i=~~= ..,.,.-rtii_DK...,..... ~,.. ~.95 w-.""" ~IL.::===::::;:;;=;;;~=::.-~'::•:•~·':..;':•:· .:'':·.::s::oo:..:•:~t1 · SA:n:JR:-o:·'~'~':QO: · ;:·to:..:•:ao:....;. .,.,,..,, L..:PO=M:E•:oY.:.__ _ _ _.::WY:_:2-3:4:9·~~=~ti: 1 _:book~.:.·"--------• MIXING BOWL SETS b le n d , 1 observed ber birthday with a dinner in Williamsburg. On the return enroute home they villi'th 1 Sunday he returns to Cape Ca_. _ _ reel too g'.'ood"":..'_'-------~'!"pa~c=e_:o~lf~ic:':ia~l:s_:took~_:•:._::m~or::•:_.:se-::__ a 3-Piece TWin Size, lnnersprlne Mattreu, BoJ: Sprtne. Met· II Frame aad HeadbOard. $3 .59 ____ _ QUAI'iTITIES ARE LlMITED and Space Agency's flight dynam· tcs office, he said : "Looks like you did a fine job on calculation for ret ro weight. You must hav~ e\'en fi gurtd in that one second. "Thanks," signed, "Gordon ." 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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Reeular Coots & Clork'o (O.N.T.I ' -*1,,...,. ..-., ... i:. t: ~ 95 To Graduate At Pomeroy High co)ors In printed and PLIER KIT COAT •nd DRESS scheduled to re~ on board the alr<rafl carrier Kearlirge until Saturday whol> ho will be llowD to Honolulu for a reunion wllh his wifo and two doughtero. was b able Durable, colora in handy plaatie carrying case. $1.00 AIOA1ID US KEARSAII,G! 4UPD :... Aalronaul' L. Gordoa Coopar todoy undercoes Cooper SOFA BED SLIP COVERS lb:o - - - en tine . :I .Uic. 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Sale •' lates Bedspreads SGc es small, medium, ·----~ $10.95 ITS yard opoolo - boR· fut - white and colora, ' plain .... thread, ete. . ~n. Rayon with lace J. & P. Coats KNIT-CRO-SHEEN SEWING TRAYS PETTI PANTS 1 1 • FRIDAY 9:00 to 5:00 and SATURDAY 9:00 to 9:00 t I ~ .' . ' Mono Kine Kolo lhert WHITI .,aiU IH!RTS In liMo 14111 te 17 - - - - - - Slti.95 1. Monoc• ......._ Tl. Whllo DliR ....TS ........._ _ .... and n:,y-, Middleport. ,. ~ l. e i · . T SALI ,• · '. · · ' \I > • ,' .... .. '··· 0 • ' .. ~•.;;... ""'""""'' "' .:::,. \ ',\ GROUP '10 IIEET '1be Put O!lef1 If 111;.1 I I 1 !Temple PytliiM Siltlen ~ be held at lbe bliiille ., Mli!do,J �• .f • Liverpool Co. Ends Mining 0£ Salt Here Board Of Education Explains Problem At Clifton School, Locates Most Teachers ' PT. PLEASANT- Placements [ This parent complained that 1Smith, Patricia Durst, Mellie Gf teachers was made Thurs- lher daughter. had been sent Paugh, Sally Lou Darst and 2-DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy:Mid4leport, 0., Mq17, 19111 Biggest Ohio Labor Show ·Is Changing No Votes ... . . ::. ,. ! . COL\lMBUS <UP! ' - l!rtbably Otilero aaid Rhodes promised dllf· Helen Help Us! . ; the biggest labor demomtratlon tnj the campaign he would not HARTFORD_ The Liverpool in Ohio'o history wao held on the favor ony harah labor legtJiatlon. ly Helen lotte! Salt Company Hartford W st State House grounda Wednesdl)' Wbon lbe demoDIIration was Virginia's onlY aalt pr~ ~ and l'ft0!1: ob.servers felt It had DOt over most of the placcarda wen plant, will discontinue pr:un:. changed a singLe vote in the legia· left alo~g the State House walk.s 11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.._ _ _ __. tion it has been d' 1 sed lature. or were propped apinst t.he · lronl~.. The 107 year old ~~~~t ~tab- Jbe demonstration was to pro- fence around the yards. Some TO TIJE POINT, /~GAIN thb &own wouldn't bllll)1btaf. lished In 1856 Ill muon Coun •• ltil logislation now being conal~ were dl~ at the door of OX· Dear. Holen: I alao hne IWO Ia oldest industry. The 1 ered by the General Assembly 1o pensive Columbuo reJtauranll. Tins Is an open letter lo shoe aervlce. 'l'lley 11'e ' ~ produced IIO,OOO pound~rofm ."a~ Ughten the requirements lor The AFJ...<:IO oald II would pay manufacturers: boya, Larry lllid tl!ty • a day. drawing jobless pay and work- the state for cleaning up the de- When will you ~tock our shoe ~p these raca: caged up, Jd Eleven men have been laid men's rompensation ben~fits. bris on the capitol grounds. stores with, sens1ble ~hoes for like to be the o~ to build I off ~~ the result of the sto some labor spokesmen setmed -. / Jmall . girls . My Boimi\ Is cqe and put HIM' iD' lt. - ALL page. The comp~ny reportedl to be concerned that the demon· Rhodes did ~ot see. the demon- seven. She hal not been able li'OR THE ~RVICB was unable to compete wJ~ 1tration had turned mto what .ap- Jtration, being ,In Cmcmnati to to wear a rounded toe IInce her Dear Helen. rock salt now being brouRht up peered w be an attack on Gov . IJ)I!&k at 1 lunch to promote the third birthday! She iJ blesned The mllitary come M the Ohio River by beree from Jim.. A. Hhndes. who has not oalo bonds to lsr..l. The gov· with wide, aturdy feet which homes juJt llke collfllt bon Louisiana made a publk statement on tbe ernor 1 office 1a1d it rece1ved teV· look grotesque in pointed toea. come .from Jn fad many of The co~pany will contl u 1 bitlo. eral calla from local people want· The shoe salesman aays, them are ~ollep boys They day night by the Muon County •hOJJM! from ochool, and em bar- Bright McCauoland. The next Board of Education 1n 1 lengthy rassed before her class, be- meetmg of tbehoard io schedul· Millon. cause 11he was not wearing • ed f!? June 6th •t 7:3& p.m. 'f'h«: board ll"cepted t~e res· 1 slip. The mother stated h e r lgnatton or E . B. McComhay of daughter was dreued. in a cot· tht high school whe~e he was ton dress and was wearing panlhop teacher, effecllve at the teloons beneath the dress. bratba end of th iS term. A letter of r~ 1 The board discussed the mat· tlrement was road from M r s. 1ter with the k High principal, Ora. C. We1gand Sayre .. 1Maorord Blessmg . who stated ! Gauge readia11 : Gallipolis R1ta Cam~en artd Dons Stew- the school had a ruling against dam 18.5, 13.6, running 8 feet art, ~ti.Jilans of North Pt. shorts and jeans be11110:: worn in 1on rollers, Pomeroy-Ma~on 21.· Pleasa t /Grade School were . th~ classroom. The Board told '26, Pl. Pleaaant 24.7!, Hinton hired o continue the1r dutles !Prlnl"lpal Blessmg that they 1.08, Kanawha FallA I.?C, Char· through tho month of June at felt it was up to the principals lesU>n 17.94. London, Marmet the same pay. . :and teachers of the school~ to and Winfield dame were on the ?' A delegation from the Clifton Imake a ruling concernmg the 1 m1 . JCbool area was present to Jearn [proper attire for their students. 0 what had been found out, and 1 .~II lechers with continuing Boat movement., ~ th Li lng to know what lh• demoostra- "you want to mlnlmlze the are ju 1 a human . 1 ~ 0e 8 1 what was tv be done, about the contracts are automatically re· Ohio River - Pennsylvania ~ra d eth ve~ h An effJgy waH carried 1bY k• iOD waa all about or asking for width ot her foot wttb the &len.. same ;ODJ~I and 'ho~ ~ 1W Clifton schooL ]hired if not informed before the up 14, 2:40p.m.; Liute Edward ~neh an pt e p':,';,ut ~ ouse group of YoungsU>wn stee w~r an explanation of the litter on the derlzing tapered toe." BUNK! ambitlona They bear The building's wall collapsed ,flrsl of May ond the teocher up 14,7 p.m.; Jones up 14,7:40 ~r~c ~~tr;:: ;mlth com;.••. ers. 1 ~. had·t' larg: s~gn; IC grounds. It looks wide becal!SII It IS protect '11 nece•n;m' the .....U ago and pupils are al· [placement remains- nearly the p.m.; OVEC up 14, 9:30 p.m.; If .I I ld th fl 'h nr read, Don Lync t e ne~- An AP'L-CIO opokesman oald wide. I want her Ill for comfort Uve people Ilk La • 8 0 · tending classes in a ne:uby Isame as the la:;t school year Waverly up 14, 11 p.m.; Frei .. ~cl1~n~ ' 5 ~8 1 ~ ~~n· ~s a 9 ~ • ployed:''. Farther dow~. in ~~~ · 10me of the demonatrators wert" and her age - &he doesn't look e rry, chtu'eh. . ,for the present, except at Point berger down 14, e a.m.; C. V. mers wlt:P :alt lor ,. cus <>- er prm~.mg wa• 8 51 gn, Gov. union officiaiJ .. who considerod like a little girl from the an- I have Uved near a baao fop The board mformed t h • [Pleasant High SchooL Teachers Harner up 17, 6:40 p.m.; Blue th manY Rhodes. the demonotration jull another kleo down, 25 years. Any mfiltary rilan or .,-oup It is waiting for 1 writ· there were not plarl!'d due to Seal down 17, 6 a.m.; Orco down m;~ s. t bU h Many of the ~rson• ~~ 58 ~ day of work as they are on union Where are the lovely, simple woman Is welcome In my ten report from the f'rampton the new Junior High sehool to 17, 7 a.m.; Robert West up 18, ed be ~m':'y ;"'1 eslla s ,j the . eff;gy bemg c~r';;, S:~ payrolls. ' rounded toes? Where an the home. I llud tbem 1eqlleme - 1 architects as to their reeom- 'be opened !his falL 8:30 p.m.; Walter Beckjord Y e rpo am Y 111 hangmg at 1 corner 0 e a e Elmer F. Cope, secretary-tceao- dreoS·UP Ma.ry Janes? Won't when treatod IUra ~ 1 mendation. The delegat-ion wi11 The teacher program for that down 18, 7:35a.m.; Albert Hold· 7~~~r ·~ldlnto l:aorwyn,:n;,nh Hou.. rout"d' .;lt~rward felt~ .urer of the Ohio IJL-CIO. said you please desiJIIl again 8 Uttle,and ladles when trtalidi 1147-. '"'~vied as to the con Ients of school has noi been worked out, en up IV, 8:40a.m.; Da•• Croc- :.. C!Ma~ b til 'sa Itil w•.• • ~ng ng bot h. f he had 00 idea how many of girl's shoe that looks like Ut- like. !Ddeed, very m!lc:h Uke the report as soon as II is rf· which will affect the teocher ]' kelt up 20, 4:50 a.m.; Robert mil n that ytlrne m •· ~flgyi 08 ~d ~h t ~ c "l!;h 0 those who marched were out of tie girls? - HMB civilians, with a Utile IIi-. dJI. eel~ situation, as the ninth grade Reed ~p 20, 6:30 a.m.; Patten Y •· e 1 gn 10 • 1 wao. ey work or how many took time oft Dear HMB: clpllne perhapo, -R. JJ, A : ior high student's moth < will be moved to the ne wJdown 23, S p.m.; A. E. Dykea opoke ra~erlbl~erly ol;he 1 from their jobs. He said, ·:what's Perhapolt'o different out Dear Helen: er a red before the board Ischool. down ~. 8:20 p.m.; BonUI H. ern~r an ormer res e wrong With a worker taking the here in California, but I've ask the board's ruling con·, Teachers hired but not plac- up 2S; 3 a.m.; Codrington down Dw,Bhl D. Eloenhower. i time to come to Columbus on an found if you search dilltlently Yes, they put Dll In a t:Qe. ce ~ wearing apparel of Jun· led were Immogene Moore, Di- Greenup 2:44) a.m.; RavfDJh -hft the :~ue as important as this?" you can almost · always buy a It WBI a fox-bole in Korea, h students. iane Thablt, Dorothy Escue wood up G~eenup 5:30a.m.; RoAbout t roe ouro 1 er The Issue ia a major one, lm· round-toed child's shoe, this es- to proteclllltle punklllke La.o demonstration ended I public re- portant to organized labor and to peclaUy in school-wear llddles ry, From the way ht talUtl, ht latlono man for the IJL . CIO the businessmen who pay a tax and loafers. I checked through isn't good eDOUCb lor the Ann8~!~/'.""111 G~ ~~~~·*!~n!!:; called Columbuo newomen to ex· to support the jobless fund. Both several mail-order catalogues ed Servlcel. He prcbably eouncondltlon that hao not received plain the effigy. He oald that n _sides are working very hard "'and found wide-width, non-point n't even pass the Cub Seoul I I much attention " It should. appeared the people who put lt put their ideas into law. Odds are in almost every sue. - H. Wolf requiremenll. It Is estimatod that hlatua or together had tomehow put theJr th8t the bills will pass the Re- Dear Helen: Dear Helen: olgna In lhe wrong pl~ce, leachng publican . controlled legislature W h d hter-in-1 , dlaphrapnatic hernias may be to 1 belief the governor wao bee ave a aug . ed aw 1m happily married to an 1 found in more than half of all tng hanged In effigy and be "gn tnto aw. wh9 buys things for the home ex-Marine wbo la now maldna peraOIII who are over 16. Thus Thlo he said wao .not the case t I---;;:-;- I I tl and garden to make them beau· the Army hla career Mother age appeara to be one factor In and n;t !he ~ntion ol thooe who I Suppor .,., o t eg ' • on aay tlful but she Is always saying used to tell me whei, I was .,_ "' the jobl.. s pay lund hao been go- they do no have money for · Merrick is interested In Steve Addlss and I~ By DOROTHY KILGALLEN cause. displayed the olgn. He said that in down at the rate of about . dating that · a girl iJ always It also lo more commonly the oi- ohould have read "Gov g . . lhelf sons, such as jeans, T.· what ahe demands II she deBill Crofut, the folk singers at the Blue All ~round the Town . ... ' · ' $100 mlihon 1 year. They are lm· Shirts• sock hoe tc She mands respect, then · she'B get l ound 1n persone wh 6 ere over- Rhode! Dol"\'t L)'nch the Unem· l . .11. . . · s, 8 !1, e · Angel , for the musical version of "The CARROLL BAKER IS HAVING cen· :•mg ~ 140 ~1 10n :c~e~oe never gets anything special lor it - whether she dates the Rainmaker" ... New Yorkers may get weight. In this conditioo, t h • ployod ;, sor trouble again. Her movie "Baby a look at richest-man in-the-world Paul upper part or the stomach pro- Al..;at aU of thooo who took ; t:'~ 0 them to wear on Sllllday. We military or anyone . ellle -Mrs. Doll." caused a furor. and now the Le- Getty. He's toying with the notion of trudeo Into the thorn through part In tho orderly morch around " . ectmoto. dr jobl believe she does this Intention- J R · . I h I I requ~remen ' aw ess pay II h k ndm nd . . gion of Decency has given an "X" rating leaving his castle In England and re· a weakenmg o t e open ng n the State House carrted olgna. should be ti htened back to a y as s ~ nows gra a a to "Sahara Six," a film she did in London turning to his home In America, which the diaphragm that normally lo Most o1 them were addrPised 1o bo 1 h 1 in 1959 be- grandpa will buy t:he things the BONDS FORFE11Eil last year Carol Lynley's lawyers are he hasn 'I seen for about a decade. occupied by the •IIOPhliUS. the governor Some oald he had fa u wDe• y tiwere I oiled boys need rather than see them One llllll1 was lined and anmocrac-conr JthtShldbe II trying to effect an out-of-court settle· If the enI arged opening Is been helpful ·to Big Busine11 ond [ le''"" . ,_. ote . to 1 go w ou · oo con other forfeited bond today In grsunure wr m aw many 1 < t Cl lei nue h I maD men! with Mike Selsman rather than ETHEL SHU'IT A will play Mary Mar- re atlvely s and only a urged him to give labor a hand. f h .. th blll d to p ay oan a aus or er Judge Frank W p o r te r ' • ]0 tde proviSIOna tde k ockun 11' soos do without? She Ill alwaya Melos county c~ Ralston D have their custody battle aired in the tin's mother in "Jenny" ... Celebrities amall portion of · the stomach cons1 erat1on W0)1 no ou . · · ... e · · newspapers, but he seems to be ada· are flocking to the National Design Cen- extendo Into tbe thorax, I h e of the oymptomo Th eekl ben fill ld 1 be dlSCUBSlnR her lmancla 1 pro~ Hensley was lined f15 a n d mant. II he maintains his stand, the ter to see the ''Ten Best Dressed Rooms" condition mey exist lor years 11 poin tad b~arlhnrn a r o l re:~ Yd tile 1 ~ , no lelll8 and how rough II Is to pay cosls on a speed cltar&e a n 4 fight will begin next week in Los Ange· designed by the 10 top designers of the without cauolng any aymptolll8. peratatent ll!e DOl• IUI'e relief . · anbenefie ~r n ' com- doctor and other bills. We en· Ronald Ray Brammer forfeit• re~lr.' Thil II ... penoation Ils m some caseJ j . . portion of t h e 1 operative les Superior Court ... Michael Kidd will NSJD. for the benefit of the Visiting 1! a fISt·size ld be . retlsed B t .1 ld oy buy1ng 1or the ·grandchUd- ed his ~ bond on a similar el1 direct a Broadway musical written by Nurse Service of New York. The biggest otomach bt displaced, this may pecilllf Impol111nt bec•aoe, ill wou 'd m\ 1 h' ~ ~ ~ou ren but hate doing ll when tatlon. Harry B. Washington Joe Heller with music by Saul Chaplin. attention-getter Is the room Jl\llet Reis· lead to inflammation of the eso- .addldon to ,tvlac ftliel;lf,._· sue:"::.~:.. y ar raw she Is alway• "hlntlng." ,-AN· forfeited a t50 bond 'l'lllllllla1 Novelist Erich Maria Remarque, now ner Traeger decorated to fit Jane Fon· phagus, due lo regurgitation of prevent oerloua complleolfello Organlzod labor ar that tho XIOUS. In Meigs county court on an .. a U. S. citizen, is disturbed because the da's personality . : . .. ' Edit~r-columnist the acid sl<>mach contents. This from de..Ioptnr. overall benefits aif:e 'oblets Dear Amdooo: aault and batterv cltarp. current German government hasn't can- Norton Mockbridge is courtin~ the stat· may be associated ":lth hear~ The operative technique hao would he redu.J about ~ mil· Buy the grandchildren gilts celled an old Nazi decree which depriv· nesque, beautiful and oft-mamed Chica- bum, pain in the regwn of the been perfected and the ro· 1. Th . k because yoo want to, not be. belchi ng, an d h'1ccough· !IIIIIs have boen' excellent. year. h e1r spo esmen herma, ed him of his German citizenship for op- go socialite Val Landreth. j 100da th ned con· cause you thInk th•Y wIll go te~ . ondc angetqropo u:ed• bare if you don't. Perhops 'their DEVOTID ro INTIUIT OP posing Hitlerism . He's urging action on The head man of a major movie com- ing. If the inflammation of the ~n a1r 8 sotio~e ' 1mesndardre 8 tl mother doesn't thin« little boys MltGI MASON All lA the matter, although he doesn 't want his pany is in a mood to liquidate the whole esophaguo becomes severe, ul- Q _ If a person has a dia· m more emo na a ama c •k:h•111 L ow-. ,_..., bl I German citizenship back Today's thing because his enterprise just had its ceration and fled ng may OC· phragmati<; hernia should he .. . th need as many clothes as you c:tM~mr 'tllftMIIIL ... ,.... IIerma t han the provtslont . • 1n e d Cut d th Ills nd hi•JSUIO . . . , .,........ _ , . ,._ Kim Novak Item: Lawrence Harvey is first losing year. Wall Streeters have cur. avoid strenuous exercise, such law provide iii actual practice. ~· own on e g a - bJ .,. Otde V'a&lq ,.ltlllll., getting a bit fed up with her nonsense reason to believe that all the studio's persons the stomach 88 aolf or tennis? . find out. - H. co•·Pilll7 tao .._.... .. • • n .In some Into ItJ norma I A8 - Since while playing ten· Obkl au- OBI.. .-... tn a on the set of the trouble-wracked "Of multi-million dollar properties will be s11deg '-ck Ull My Readers ArJIWfl' tbe Mall nn ed!nortaJ ,..,IM • " ...a-. Human Bondage" in Dublin. and the peddled Those who've seen "This position when the victim is nis or golr you would be in the Q - Wbat bland t1 bon 11 Dear Helen: ..:~ .:! ~.a:.-....= producers may ~ive him a little vacation Sporting LiCe," the official British entry standing or siltng, and t h e upright position it should not 1the Pearl of AniUloaT I just read the Iotter Larry Dblo. N"aua.J •••= ..,__,.,. •s.uw 10 he can cool off . The big new feud at the Cannes Film Festival, can't find symptoms are presen t on I Y have an adverse' effect on your 1 A - Cuba. wrote about Hlrl& that have ~llltlB l.llllb•U. • ·ta Lata~' in show business stars Bobby Darin and enough adjectives when they start rav· when the sufferer leo down. II hernia. Jn fact, anythlnR that gone out with soldiers and bow "';..:::;...":: ~.::. '"'~ Morris Lansburgh, boss of the Flamingo ing about it. They think it will make a your doctor suspects that you improved your general health Q - By what lreaty Ia 141 "very low" they are. Boy! Ill ~ Hotel in Las Vegas. Apparently Bobby very large noise when it's released . .. have a hiatus hernia, he w lll should be good for It and should A.D. 11 FraDC!~ coo11dered to V'outd I ever like .to get my ~ stalked off stage the other night without A Ben Casey paperback continues to be want you to have a stomach X· put you In better shape lor an be.., beguo 111 ~lolory as 1 hands on him' I have llved '"'· 1" 1 _ . . , ..,., ,. . . • Mtor rnLt trrft l'f'lllolb* •• • doing his usual number of songs because a hot item in the bookshops. It features ray.. ln per~ons Wit~ h1atus operation If one becomes nee- 1eparate nation? around a milltary bale .all my ..,.,tiL 11.• 01111 ,..,., aot he found the audienee "inattentive." a pin-up of Vince which unfolds, and un- herma, the diagnosis IS usually essary. A - The Treaty of Verdun. life. II it waan't lor the base, :..• • ' folds and unfolds. · made without difficulty if the · IRINA DEMlCH, who had just a ROGER VADIM MUST be a great X-ray opecalist Is told to look brief role in "The Longest Day." but student of magazine covers. He first saw for t. made quite an impression. has a three· Brigitte Bardo! on the cover of a publi· ll a person with hiatus her· picture offer from Paris. She's flown cation in 1951, and you know what hap· nla Is definitely overweight, it there to sew up the dea I Pierre Sal- pened to her. Now he's found an Amerl· i.s essential that he bring h i s [ inger's appearance at the New York can girl, Josephine James, in the same we-ight down to normal or a World's Fair press building dedication manner. and has .given her a co-starring little below. In any case, he j was reviewed in tht' currrnt. Vari<•tv un- role with BB in "Please, Not Now" should eat small meals with der "Vaudeville." The tongue-in-cheek Mickey Rooney's publishers wish he'd very little rat, because fat author of the piece noted : "Salinger is a hurry a bit with his autobiography. slows up the emptying of t h e cinch for wider horizons on the person- They'd give anything to see a chapter or atomach. And the fuller t h e al appearance circuits. although he' ll three of his literary output. stomach, the greater the dishave to trim his weight for matinee idol AI Morton, former manager of the tress. Nothl'ng should be eaten pix-video aspirations ." That's what the Playboy Club, has exited to become host 1n the three hoors .before eolng New Frontier keeps telling h1m. at the Clique. Several bunnies went with to bed. If the hernia Is the slid· There's a good future story at the him to become cocktail waitresses. Nes· lng type and is made worse by Four West Club where tlsie Downev is tor Chayres. the famous Mexican tenor, lying down, sleeping In a semistar of the show. Her husband. 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PLEASANT- Placements [ This parent complained that 1Smith, Patricia Durst, Mellie Gf teachers was made Thurs- lher daughter. had been sent Paugh, Sally Lou Darst and 2-DaDy Sentinel, Pomeroy:Mid4leport, 0., Mq17, 19111 Biggest Ohio Labor Show ·Is Changing No Votes ... . . ::. ,. ! . COL\lMBUS <UP! ' - l!rtbably Otilero aaid Rhodes promised dllf· Helen Help Us! . ; the biggest labor demomtratlon tnj the campaign he would not HARTFORD_ The Liverpool in Ohio'o history wao held on the favor ony harah labor legtJiatlon. ly Helen lotte! Salt Company Hartford W st State House grounda Wednesdl)' Wbon lbe demoDIIration was Virginia's onlY aalt pr~ ~ and l'ft0!1: ob.servers felt It had DOt over most of the placcarda wen plant, will discontinue pr:un:. changed a singLe vote in the legia· left alo~g the State House walk.s 11 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.._ _ _ __. tion it has been d' 1 sed lature. or were propped apinst t.he · lronl~.. The 107 year old ~~~~t ~tab- Jbe demonstration was to pro- fence around the yards. Some TO TIJE POINT, /~GAIN thb &own wouldn't bllll)1btaf. lished In 1856 Ill muon Coun •• ltil logislation now being conal~ were dl~ at the door of OX· Dear. Holen: I alao hne IWO Ia oldest industry. The 1 ered by the General Assembly 1o pensive Columbuo reJtauranll. Tins Is an open letter lo shoe aervlce. 'l'lley 11'e ' ~ produced IIO,OOO pound~rofm ."a~ Ughten the requirements lor The AFJ...<:IO oald II would pay manufacturers: boya, Larry lllid tl!ty • a day. drawing jobless pay and work- the state for cleaning up the de- When will you ~tock our shoe ~p these raca: caged up, Jd Eleven men have been laid men's rompensation ben~fits. bris on the capitol grounds. stores with, sens1ble ~hoes for like to be the o~ to build I off ~~ the result of the sto some labor spokesmen setmed -. / Jmall . girls . My Boimi\ Is cqe and put HIM' iD' lt. - ALL page. The comp~ny reportedl to be concerned that the demon· Rhodes did ~ot see. the demon- seven. She hal not been able li'OR THE ~RVICB was unable to compete wJ~ 1tration had turned mto what .ap- Jtration, being ,In Cmcmnati to to wear a rounded toe IInce her Dear Helen. rock salt now being brouRht up peered w be an attack on Gov . IJ)I!&k at 1 lunch to promote the third birthday! She iJ blesned The mllitary come M the Ohio River by beree from Jim.. A. Hhndes. who has not oalo bonds to lsr..l. The gov· with wide, aturdy feet which homes juJt llke collfllt bon Louisiana made a publk statement on tbe ernor 1 office 1a1d it rece1ved teV· look grotesque in pointed toea. come .from Jn fad many of The co~pany will contl u 1 bitlo. eral calla from local people want· The shoe salesman aays, them are ~ollep boys They day night by the Muon County •hOJJM! from ochool, and em bar- Bright McCauoland. The next Board of Education 1n 1 lengthy rassed before her class, be- meetmg of tbehoard io schedul· Millon. cause 11he was not wearing • ed f!? June 6th •t 7:3& p.m. 'f'h«: board ll"cepted t~e res· 1 slip. The mother stated h e r lgnatton or E . B. McComhay of daughter was dreued. in a cot· tht high school whe~e he was ton dress and was wearing panlhop teacher, effecllve at the teloons beneath the dress. bratba end of th iS term. A letter of r~ 1 The board discussed the mat· tlrement was road from M r s. 1ter with the k High principal, Ora. C. We1gand Sayre .. 1Maorord Blessmg . who stated ! Gauge readia11 : Gallipolis R1ta Cam~en artd Dons Stew- the school had a ruling against dam 18.5, 13.6, running 8 feet art, ~ti.Jilans of North Pt. shorts and jeans be11110:: worn in 1on rollers, Pomeroy-Ma~on 21.· Pleasa t /Grade School were . th~ classroom. The Board told '26, Pl. Pleaaant 24.7!, Hinton hired o continue the1r dutles !Prlnl"lpal Blessmg that they 1.08, Kanawha FallA I.?C, Char· through tho month of June at felt it was up to the principals lesU>n 17.94. London, Marmet the same pay. . :and teachers of the school~ to and Winfield dame were on the ?' A delegation from the Clifton Imake a ruling concernmg the 1 m1 . JCbool area was present to Jearn [proper attire for their students. 0 what had been found out, and 1 .~II lechers with continuing Boat movement., ~ th Li lng to know what lh• demoostra- "you want to mlnlmlze the are ju 1 a human . 1 ~ 0e 8 1 what was tv be done, about the contracts are automatically re· Ohio River - Pennsylvania ~ra d eth ve~ h An effJgy waH carried 1bY k• iOD waa all about or asking for width ot her foot wttb the &len.. same ;ODJ~I and 'ho~ ~ 1W Clifton schooL ]hired if not informed before the up 14, 2:40p.m.; Liute Edward ~neh an pt e p':,';,ut ~ ouse group of YoungsU>wn stee w~r an explanation of the litter on the derlzing tapered toe." BUNK! ambitlona They bear The building's wall collapsed ,flrsl of May ond the teocher up 14,7 p.m.; Jones up 14,7:40 ~r~c ~~tr;:: ;mlth com;.••. ers. 1 ~. had·t' larg: s~gn; IC grounds. It looks wide becal!SII It IS protect '11 nece•n;m' the .....U ago and pupils are al· [placement remains- nearly the p.m.; OVEC up 14, 9:30 p.m.; If .I I ld th fl 'h nr read, Don Lync t e ne~- An AP'L-CIO opokesman oald wide. I want her Ill for comfort Uve people Ilk La • 8 0 · tending classes in a ne:uby Isame as the la:;t school year Waverly up 14, 11 p.m.; Frei .. ~cl1~n~ ' 5 ~8 1 ~ ~~n· ~s a 9 ~ • ployed:''. Farther dow~. in ~~~ · 10me of the demonatrators wert" and her age - &he doesn't look e rry, chtu'eh. . ,for the present, except at Point berger down 14, e a.m.; C. V. mers wlt:P :alt lor ,. cus <>- er prm~.mg wa• 8 51 gn, Gov. union officiaiJ .. who considerod like a little girl from the an- I have Uved near a baao fop The board mformed t h • [Pleasant High SchooL Teachers Harner up 17, 6:40 p.m.; Blue th manY Rhodes. the demonotration jull another kleo down, 25 years. Any mfiltary rilan or .,-oup It is waiting for 1 writ· there were not plarl!'d due to Seal down 17, 6 a.m.; Orco down m;~ s. t bU h Many of the ~rson• ~~ 58 ~ day of work as they are on union Where are the lovely, simple woman Is welcome In my ten report from the f'rampton the new Junior High sehool to 17, 7 a.m.; Robert West up 18, ed be ~m':'y ;"'1 eslla s ,j the . eff;gy bemg c~r';;, S:~ payrolls. ' rounded toes? Where an the home. I llud tbem 1eqlleme - 1 architects as to their reeom- 'be opened !his falL 8:30 p.m.; Walter Beckjord Y e rpo am Y 111 hangmg at 1 corner 0 e a e Elmer F. Cope, secretary-tceao- dreoS·UP Ma.ry Janes? Won't when treatod IUra ~ 1 mendation. The delegat-ion wi11 The teacher program for that down 18, 7:35a.m.; Albert Hold· 7~~~r ·~ldlnto l:aorwyn,:n;,nh Hou.. rout"d' .;lt~rward felt~ .urer of the Ohio IJL-CIO. said you please desiJIIl again 8 Uttle,and ladles when trtalidi 1147-. '"'~vied as to the con Ients of school has noi been worked out, en up IV, 8:40a.m.; Da•• Croc- :.. C!Ma~ b til 'sa Itil w•.• • ~ng ng bot h. f he had 00 idea how many of girl's shoe that looks like Ut- like. !Ddeed, very m!lc:h Uke the report as soon as II is rf· which will affect the teocher ]' kelt up 20, 4:50 a.m.; Robert mil n that ytlrne m •· ~flgyi 08 ~d ~h t ~ c "l!;h 0 those who marched were out of tie girls? - HMB civilians, with a Utile IIi-. dJI. eel~ situation, as the ninth grade Reed ~p 20, 6:30 a.m.; Patten Y •· e 1 gn 10 • 1 wao. ey work or how many took time oft Dear HMB: clpllne perhapo, -R. JJ, A : ior high student's moth < will be moved to the ne wJdown 23, S p.m.; A. E. Dykea opoke ra~erlbl~erly ol;he 1 from their jobs. He said, ·:what's Perhapolt'o different out Dear Helen: er a red before the board Ischool. down ~. 8:20 p.m.; BonUI H. ern~r an ormer res e wrong With a worker taking the here in California, but I've ask the board's ruling con·, Teachers hired but not plac- up 2S; 3 a.m.; Codrington down Dw,Bhl D. Eloenhower. i time to come to Columbus on an found if you search dilltlently Yes, they put Dll In a t:Qe. ce ~ wearing apparel of Jun· led were Immogene Moore, Di- Greenup 2:44) a.m.; RavfDJh -hft the :~ue as important as this?" you can almost · always buy a It WBI a fox-bole in Korea, h students. iane Thablt, Dorothy Escue wood up G~eenup 5:30a.m.; RoAbout t roe ouro 1 er The Issue ia a major one, lm· round-toed child's shoe, this es- to proteclllltle punklllke La.o demonstration ended I public re- portant to organized labor and to peclaUy in school-wear llddles ry, From the way ht talUtl, ht latlono man for the IJL . CIO the businessmen who pay a tax and loafers. I checked through isn't good eDOUCb lor the Ann8~!~/'.""111 G~ ~~~~·*!~n!!:; called Columbuo newomen to ex· to support the jobless fund. Both several mail-order catalogues ed Servlcel. He prcbably eouncondltlon that hao not received plain the effigy. He oald that n _sides are working very hard "'and found wide-width, non-point n't even pass the Cub Seoul I I much attention " It should. appeared the people who put lt put their ideas into law. Odds are in almost every sue. - H. Wolf requiremenll. It Is estimatod that hlatua or together had tomehow put theJr th8t the bills will pass the Re- Dear Helen: Dear Helen: olgna In lhe wrong pl~ce, leachng publican . controlled legislature W h d hter-in-1 , dlaphrapnatic hernias may be to 1 belief the governor wao bee ave a aug . ed aw 1m happily married to an 1 found in more than half of all tng hanged In effigy and be "gn tnto aw. wh9 buys things for the home ex-Marine wbo la now maldna peraOIII who are over 16. Thus Thlo he said wao .not the case t I---;;:-;- I I tl and garden to make them beau· the Army hla career Mother age appeara to be one factor In and n;t !he ~ntion ol thooe who I Suppor .,., o t eg ' • on aay tlful but she Is always saying used to tell me whei, I was .,_ "' the jobl.. s pay lund hao been go- they do no have money for · Merrick is interested In Steve Addlss and I~ By DOROTHY KILGALLEN cause. displayed the olgn. He said that in down at the rate of about . dating that · a girl iJ always It also lo more commonly the oi- ohould have read "Gov g . . lhelf sons, such as jeans, T.· what ahe demands II she deBill Crofut, the folk singers at the Blue All ~round the Town . ... ' · ' $100 mlihon 1 year. They are lm· Shirts• sock hoe tc She mands respect, then · she'B get l ound 1n persone wh 6 ere over- Rhode! Dol"\'t L)'nch the Unem· l . .11. . . · s, 8 !1, e · Angel , for the musical version of "The CARROLL BAKER IS HAVING cen· :•mg ~ 140 ~1 10n :c~e~oe never gets anything special lor it - whether she dates the Rainmaker" ... New Yorkers may get weight. In this conditioo, t h • ployod ;, sor trouble again. Her movie "Baby a look at richest-man in-the-world Paul upper part or the stomach pro- Al..;at aU of thooo who took ; t:'~ 0 them to wear on Sllllday. We military or anyone . ellle -Mrs. Doll." caused a furor. and now the Le- Getty. He's toying with the notion of trudeo Into the thorn through part In tho orderly morch around " . ectmoto. dr jobl believe she does this Intention- J R · . I h I I requ~remen ' aw ess pay II h k ndm nd . . gion of Decency has given an "X" rating leaving his castle In England and re· a weakenmg o t e open ng n the State House carrted olgna. should be ti htened back to a y as s ~ nows gra a a to "Sahara Six," a film she did in London turning to his home In America, which the diaphragm that normally lo Most o1 them were addrPised 1o bo 1 h 1 in 1959 be- grandpa will buy t:he things the BONDS FORFE11Eil last year Carol Lynley's lawyers are he hasn 'I seen for about a decade. occupied by the •IIOPhliUS. the governor Some oald he had fa u wDe• y tiwere I oiled boys need rather than see them One llllll1 was lined and anmocrac-conr JthtShldbe II trying to effect an out-of-court settle· If the enI arged opening Is been helpful ·to Big Busine11 ond [ le''"" . ,_. ote . to 1 go w ou · oo con other forfeited bond today In grsunure wr m aw many 1 < t Cl lei nue h I maD men! with Mike Selsman rather than ETHEL SHU'IT A will play Mary Mar- re atlvely s and only a urged him to give labor a hand. f h .. th blll d to p ay oan a aus or er Judge Frank W p o r te r ' • ]0 tde proviSIOna tde k ockun 11' soos do without? She Ill alwaya Melos county c~ Ralston D have their custody battle aired in the tin's mother in "Jenny" ... Celebrities amall portion of · the stomach cons1 erat1on W0)1 no ou . · · ... e · · newspapers, but he seems to be ada· are flocking to the National Design Cen- extendo Into tbe thorax, I h e of the oymptomo Th eekl ben fill ld 1 be dlSCUBSlnR her lmancla 1 pro~ Hensley was lined f15 a n d mant. II he maintains his stand, the ter to see the ''Ten Best Dressed Rooms" condition mey exist lor years 11 poin tad b~arlhnrn a r o l re:~ Yd tile 1 ~ , no lelll8 and how rough II Is to pay cosls on a speed cltar&e a n 4 fight will begin next week in Los Ange· designed by the 10 top designers of the without cauolng any aymptolll8. peratatent ll!e DOl• IUI'e relief . · anbenefie ~r n ' com- doctor and other bills. We en· Ronald Ray Brammer forfeit• re~lr.' Thil II ... penoation Ils m some caseJ j . . portion of t h e 1 operative les Superior Court ... Michael Kidd will NSJD. for the benefit of the Visiting 1! a fISt·size ld be . retlsed B t .1 ld oy buy1ng 1or the ·grandchUd- ed his ~ bond on a similar el1 direct a Broadway musical written by Nurse Service of New York. The biggest otomach bt displaced, this may pecilllf Impol111nt bec•aoe, ill wou 'd m\ 1 h' ~ ~ ~ou ren but hate doing ll when tatlon. Harry B. Washington Joe Heller with music by Saul Chaplin. attention-getter Is the room Jl\llet Reis· lead to inflammation of the eso- .addldon to ,tvlac ftliel;lf,._· sue:"::.~:.. y ar raw she Is alway• "hlntlng." ,-AN· forfeited a t50 bond 'l'lllllllla1 Novelist Erich Maria Remarque, now ner Traeger decorated to fit Jane Fon· phagus, due lo regurgitation of prevent oerloua complleolfello Organlzod labor ar that tho XIOUS. In Meigs county court on an .. a U. S. citizen, is disturbed because the da's personality . : . .. ' Edit~r-columnist the acid sl<>mach contents. This from de..Ioptnr. overall benefits aif:e 'oblets Dear Amdooo: aault and batterv cltarp. current German government hasn't can- Norton Mockbridge is courtin~ the stat· may be associated ":lth hear~ The operative technique hao would he redu.J about ~ mil· Buy the grandchildren gilts celled an old Nazi decree which depriv· nesque, beautiful and oft-mamed Chica- bum, pain in the regwn of the been perfected and the ro· 1. Th . k because yoo want to, not be. belchi ng, an d h'1ccough· !IIIIIs have boen' excellent. year. h e1r spo esmen herma, ed him of his German citizenship for op- go socialite Val Landreth. j 100da th ned con· cause you thInk th•Y wIll go te~ . ondc angetqropo u:ed• bare if you don't. Perhops 'their DEVOTID ro INTIUIT OP posing Hitlerism . He's urging action on The head man of a major movie com- ing. If the inflammation of the ~n a1r 8 sotio~e ' 1mesndardre 8 tl mother doesn't thin« little boys MltGI MASON All lA the matter, although he doesn 't want his pany is in a mood to liquidate the whole esophaguo becomes severe, ul- Q _ If a person has a dia· m more emo na a ama c •k:h•111 L ow-. ,_..., bl I German citizenship back Today's thing because his enterprise just had its ceration and fled ng may OC· phragmati<; hernia should he .. . th need as many clothes as you c:tM~mr 'tllftMIIIL ... ,.... IIerma t han the provtslont . • 1n e d Cut d th Ills nd hi•JSUIO . . . , .,........ _ , . ,._ Kim Novak Item: Lawrence Harvey is first losing year. Wall Streeters have cur. avoid strenuous exercise, such law provide iii actual practice. ~· own on e g a - bJ .,. Otde V'a&lq ,.ltlllll., getting a bit fed up with her nonsense reason to believe that all the studio's persons the stomach 88 aolf or tennis? . find out. - H. co•·Pilll7 tao .._.... .. • • n .In some Into ItJ norma I A8 - Since while playing ten· Obkl au- OBI.. .-... tn a on the set of the trouble-wracked "Of multi-million dollar properties will be s11deg '-ck Ull My Readers ArJIWfl' tbe Mall nn ed!nortaJ ,..,IM • " ...a-. Human Bondage" in Dublin. and the peddled Those who've seen "This position when the victim is nis or golr you would be in the Q - Wbat bland t1 bon 11 Dear Helen: ..:~ .:! ~.a:.-....= producers may ~ive him a little vacation Sporting LiCe," the official British entry standing or siltng, and t h e upright position it should not 1the Pearl of AniUloaT I just read the Iotter Larry Dblo. N"aua.J •••= ..,__,.,. •s.uw 10 he can cool off . The big new feud at the Cannes Film Festival, can't find symptoms are presen t on I Y have an adverse' effect on your 1 A - Cuba. wrote about Hlrl& that have ~llltlB l.llllb•U. • ·ta Lata~' in show business stars Bobby Darin and enough adjectives when they start rav· when the sufferer leo down. II hernia. Jn fact, anythlnR that gone out with soldiers and bow "';..:::;...":: ~.::. '"'~ Morris Lansburgh, boss of the Flamingo ing about it. They think it will make a your doctor suspects that you improved your general health Q - By what lreaty Ia 141 "very low" they are. Boy! Ill ~ Hotel in Las Vegas. Apparently Bobby very large noise when it's released . .. have a hiatus hernia, he w lll should be good for It and should A.D. 11 FraDC!~ coo11dered to V'outd I ever like .to get my ~ stalked off stage the other night without A Ben Casey paperback continues to be want you to have a stomach X· put you In better shape lor an be.., beguo 111 ~lolory as 1 hands on him' I have llved '"'· 1" 1 _ . . , ..,., ,. . . • Mtor rnLt trrft l'f'lllolb* •• • doing his usual number of songs because a hot item in the bookshops. It features ray.. ln per~ons Wit~ h1atus operation If one becomes nee- 1eparate nation? around a milltary bale .all my ..,.,tiL 11.• 01111 ,..,., aot he found the audienee "inattentive." a pin-up of Vince which unfolds, and un- herma, the diagnosis IS usually essary. A - The Treaty of Verdun. life. II it waan't lor the base, :..• • ' folds and unfolds. · made without difficulty if the · IRINA DEMlCH, who had just a ROGER VADIM MUST be a great X-ray opecalist Is told to look brief role in "The Longest Day." but student of magazine covers. He first saw for t. made quite an impression. has a three· Brigitte Bardo! on the cover of a publi· ll a person with hiatus her· picture offer from Paris. She's flown cation in 1951, and you know what hap· nla Is definitely overweight, it there to sew up the dea I Pierre Sal- pened to her. Now he's found an Amerl· i.s essential that he bring h i s [ inger's appearance at the New York can girl, Josephine James, in the same we-ight down to normal or a World's Fair press building dedication manner. and has .given her a co-starring little below. In any case, he j was reviewed in tht' currrnt. Vari<•tv un- role with BB in "Please, Not Now" should eat small meals with der "Vaudeville." The tongue-in-cheek Mickey Rooney's publishers wish he'd very little rat, because fat author of the piece noted : "Salinger is a hurry a bit with his autobiography. slows up the emptying of t h e cinch for wider horizons on the person- They'd give anything to see a chapter or atomach. And the fuller t h e al appearance circuits. although he' ll three of his literary output. stomach, the greater the dishave to trim his weight for matinee idol AI Morton, former manager of the tress. Nothl'ng should be eaten pix-video aspirations ." That's what the Playboy Club, has exited to become host 1n the three hoors .before eolng New Frontier keeps telling h1m. at the Clique. Several bunnies went with to bed. If the hernia Is the slid· There's a good future story at the him to become cocktail waitresses. Nes· lng type and is made worse by Four West Club where tlsie Downev is tor Chayres. the famous Mexican tenor, lying down, sleeping In a semistar of the show. Her husband. 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Smltla MOlt Of us manage emergenciu with more or 1•., ~nr· ce1111. It is the long pulls of liCe that .wear us down Thi; week's Sunday school lesson 1J aimed at those wh<l hav ... to shoulder loads without any promi&e of ever heinE ahl• -JUIZOU ~ ..... ol Joou "'t worsb•p 10•30 a. liL: l'rOIIlall m. Prl)'tl' Meeting and Bible to lay them down. . Study- 1:30 p. m. Choir If good religion can come to the a1d of the one who, Christ of Latter Day Saints, sis wonhin 7•30 p. m., PraJW mil., Iron, Racint on Racine- IIIli and Biblo llludy T:• .. a = 'ell 111 ClirtJt. Pomeroy. Jer. has to climb the lonll hard hill, then it is WOrth knowl~g Portland Road. SUnda) School Wedneod.ay l'f • .....,, m'"""" Slmday something about.. H any .man's faltb bas aeen htlll 9•30 a. m. ; Worship 10 •30 a. ....,.. .., Qorefl - ...so, School t:30 i . m, Chorcb JUO through a succeutoa of cfuasten, then I want tcr.ii!~'lt m., Sunday evening service, 8 scbool !t:30 a. m.; Wonbip _. a .m.: Chrl1tian Endeavor. 1:30 its secret. 'it .;e.n.U p m.; Wed. worshi~ service, '""' ID•30 a. m p.m., Eveuiq ..,..ice 1:30 p. m. AA: U.. Old Man ·•onJI 8 p. m. Pasoor, Tho!1llls E.' Did- L • ••• , 1110 c" rl Syr...~ Flnl Votteoll .,• ..,_ Over in Ireland IIUme yean ago a kindly old clertydle. Chmti3D Chureh·i';:.O A. te<iao Church, Rev. Howard R~ man w~s showiag M<c abollt a rural parish, and at a c~ zt.. a.... 111 Cllrlol, Chee..Orew postor·· I·:ID a m. pelt, pastor• • a. m. Worship oer- tam pomt along the little narrow road we came to whert"'Y· 8 .,.1 &ad E ge s d Ch · h School · a path led oft mto some deep woods . < n.. . .. 10 a. m. Sunday <;chool. "'"' 111• • u 00 "" ay urc · , "I met old Tim right here the other day, and2lMP~ ~~erwuoc\~IIDister. B~ ~":: Fetty . supt. 10 •:111 •· m. l...rwp Fedenled Cllurcb, Pomtroy. l something very interesting," the rural cleric salds,:'R.ir Sunday Schooo 9:15 a. m. J . D. is an old man, weH past eighty, lellll heavily on.,..,., ' ma; :~.:gm:!.h; ,~ p'tn. servoce. 8 &bert Reed. Bib!. School Supt Seventh Day Advenllst , Pom· Blaettnar, sup!. , Worship hour, an~ IS one of our wiSest men . . 1191< eroy Children'• Home Hill 10:30 a. m. Rev. Dr. Lester L. As he came down out of the woods he was whlstllq, ~yr~cu;e H Metb dial c~arcb, Mulberry Heights. 8 abba 1,; Roush, Supply Minister;. Anth· or at least doing what an old man of 83 does whellltl)l! • · . ar errmg, pasoor • Da· School p. m. Worshi service em .by Senior Choir under di· tries to whistle . His eyes are not too good,. and be .Wia 1 ~> Wmebrenner • supt. Sund~y 3·I a 2 . s.' . P Sa rectoon of Mrs. Paul Nease. not recogni.e me until I called 'bello' to him . Theil: <lilt School 9· 30 a m Midweek B<b· p. m · rvtces are turFir st Bo.."''•I Chtll'ca, ~ POlliO- stopped whJstlmg, · · d 'I d · st ftl·· Stud · . · · Wed day . Prayer meeting Thursday stood st'll 1 , an sm1 e lD a mo 1• 7 Y .30 P· m. · ' ' roy, Ralph c. Zundel , pasoor. gaging way . 'Tim, you sound happy,' I satd, JUSt to gel 7 , 30 P m VB Cllare•. ~ F..,., Re•. Cbr;,h ~ God ML 9:30 • ILia p. m. worship ser· the conversation going . The old man cleared his throat, Rubert Sharp, Jl&>l<tr•. Swu!ay Rev. ira Ill. Ptlllor vice and study. Mother's Day continued smiling, and said, 'I am.' 'Well, what makeS , ~I 9•30 a. m.: Worsbip oerv· day ocbool L m.· music and sermon. Recognition you so happy?' And as he cleared his throat agam. l 1 45 THE CHURCH POl ALL .. . \ You'll tlnd lots of people concerned about the -Sunday eveoJD8 at 7:30. aervieo 11 a. ..... llld 7: 411 P. m.· of all mothers. Nursery and Ju- knew I was going to get some wise reply but I was not ALL POl THE CHUICH tempo of life today. But most of them simply catch Chvdl ol lbo N...._, lyra- prayer meetin~ ~ay .~ nior Church for children. Tues. expecting the one he gave me . 'I'm a Christian,' the ol~ brtath when they can, and try to keep up with The Churo:h J. Lhe1r-t..tt.o. .,..., Rev. Harold Bolmos, ,... p. m. y 0 ,,, People Fridav 7 6•30 p. m. Boy Scouts ; Thurs· man said. quite simply. 'Well. can't a person he happy. 8 tor u11 urth for t.hto bulldilll[ of the pace. or Sunday &ehool 9•30 a. m.: p.m. ' · day 7:30 p. m. One-Won.Qne unless, ~e's a Christian·~· I asked, just to make conversao:har11o:ter aDd plOd dti~enahip. Mommg worship 10:30 a. m.; Class meeting. Sunday. Mav 19, 1 tton . I he old m:m was very sober now, but he did not It ilia ator111hou.t of lpiritua\,..1• Theee is something more important! ues. Without a ILrOn&" C hur<:h, MYPS 6•30 p. "'-: Evangelistic Recognition or graduates, guest have to hunt ahout m the back of his mind for his Milher democracy onr rlvili... The winner trains . • , and plans his race. He may services at 7:30p.m.; W~ B~a4fford Chareh . • 1 Christ. speaker Rev . Borden of Galli- I swer_ 'No sir ,' he sJid , quite soberly and then-'not at tioQ call auniVI. 'I'toal'tl are four lag behind for a while, but he is confident of hidderr •ound reuont why avery penon day 7:30 prayer meetiog; Prayer mm1ster, Cho.rles P~r('e, Ronn1e polis. my age' ,. . ~hould dtertd ~~erviC11!111 ""lularly resources. When others have burned up their energy hour 'tueoday 7•10 p. m.: Mi.o- Russell, sup!.; . B1ble S..'lloOI . . . lt isn't the riotous time at the night club, til<; flr~t and 1upport tha C..:bureh. l'bay and enthu&iasm, he forges to the front. As they an: (l) For.ilo o"'n •k.. ( :I) .Wnary service is the 3rd Tuesday !1:JOa. m.; Mormqg worship lU:ao Middleport F•n• Uattred time we visit it It JS not the first excitement of ttm (f.irs.l Far hia chiWren'a aka. !3) FOI' ._ m··· Chr1·st·180 !;!.on ~ d <you th t ··tenan Church · Re~ 4o1Vti.rd time . . · · . . witt in the home stretch, he spl'ints across the t e month at 7:30 p. m. eavor we hit the 1ackpot and watch the mckels po'l'.lOut. of h tht .. ka of hil oommunitv and . ~venm · g h. . Ruppelt. pastor. Sunday School . . · . ' · th-t . 7 IUlliOII. (4) For the eah ~f tb. m 30 ftnt..h line. . P ·· ~ wors •P · . It 1s not the tmghng of the nerves that comes Wl"'16 Church iiMif, llf'hlch .....:!1 hie Chan• al NazareiH!. PemerGJ, Wednesday evening Bible studJ 9· 30 a.m. Richard Vaugha.p, supt. l d . f. . . l I ~~ moral and materi11l aupporl. The Church can help you train ••• and plan I Rev. Clyde Henderson pastor· at 7. 00 : 30 a. m., Worshl\); 5.45 Yft~: a venturous Irst exc~rs10n m o rev~ ry._ _.1_~-10 Plan to 10 t.o church Nl'lli&rly Sunday Bcbool 9 , 30 , Mo;.,.,g war: · · Wed. 6 , 30 Junior Choir: 7 p m. These are not the mdexes by which hfe and rom<J."•llo A. Chrhtiao is concerned wHh his own spiritual aDd raad your Bible daily, ship 10:30; NYPS &:45; E,.emDb Fr ..edom GHJM'I MIAsloa, Bash· semor Choir. ness are to be measured . T.he one ~ure .gutde 1S tht J!IBO atamina rather than the fast pace of life. He is services 7:30: Prayer meetmv at an SLiw·rsvillt> Road F.. I Grit· Free Will Baptist Church, ~ho h~\gone. all the way In the direction of lust, a~ ·ready with hlddea resources when the moment of challentre oomes. 7:30 Thursday. jf;th, pastor: Roger Willord, S. Rutland . pastor Rev . Pau, Tay. ' 1t:~tt;e:.,.!;d:.:,1 s::::,:o~n~o:.:,•.;.·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Fain•ew Cburck. Rev. Law· s. Supt.; ~LID_daY, Scnool lO a.n.. lor; Sun~a' School 10 a. ~ . ; The Uniform sunday School lesson for~renee Glusencamp. Young Peo- Evan sloe ""'ces 7•30 n m.: Guy Pr<ddy, Supt. Prearhtng l "DELIVERANCE IN TROUBLE" PsalmsiA ·1107.· ] ' ' ples meeting and prayer meet· Prayer met-hng 7· 30 p. m. Tues· Sf"-vice Sunday Night 7:30 p m. ing combined each Sunday ev· day. Prayer services Wed. 7:30p.m. · sk t lt' slave how he enJOYS 1s savery. As t e a Sunday Wednesday Monday Tut>sday Thursday Friday Saturday ening at , :30 p. m. Sunday . , First Haptlot Church. Middle· . diet if he advises addiction Inquire of the ~ner PaalmJ Isaiah. Luke !Corinth ian• Galatian1 Gulatian1 Col ossian I School, 9:30 a. m., herbert Tuppers Pla1nw EUP.., Rev. port, Rev. Donald Boone, past· as to whether or not degenpracy really pays. _.. 119:29-40 j0 •27-31 13 •22-30 9: 19·27 U6·26 6•1-10 I •24·29 Roush, supt., .Preaching Wed., Rny Gearhart. pastor.' Sunday or. Sunday School. 9·1a • m. ! Make Lord Your Refuge 7•30 p.m. ~chool 9:30a.m., Hobart Vine- Kal Hindy, supt.; 10•1& a. m. o The Hebrew psalmists had an archaic way o!~ayirt'f' F~ M-etbodlst C'lllftlll, Lilan~~ yard , supt. Su•day Wor~hip, 8 Wor_ship service 6 _P· m. BY~ .! things, but as ~oon as we penetrate their ancient mannir Clifl, Re9. R. Eugeae Glell, pas· p. m., Commm.ton. YF' 6:30 p. 7:30 p. m. Evenmg worshiP ' of speech. they seem to talk in strangely modern term&!< 7 With the hope it will. in some m.easure.toster and h.e /p Slto• tor. Sunday ochooi 9•30: PhU m. Bible Study Wed . 8 p. m. semce • Wed 30 P· m. Pray. This is where the scholars help us . They are able to str!W! W1se, Supt.; Morning worship Soutb Betbel EUh, Rev. Roy er meetmg; 8:30 p. m. Ch01r · away the encrustations of the years, and put the waPH~~ 10 30 a. m:: Youtb service 7 p.m. Gearhart, pastor. Sunday Wor· lpractoce. lain thlll tl'hich is good in family and community life, this fea• , ings into mndern terms . ·•M Evaagelist1e service 7:30 p. m.; ship 9:30 a. m . Sunday School The United Methodist church What the old singer is saying in this psalm is ve-f11 lure IS sponsored by tht! business firms alld organization• Mid . week prayer oervice Wed- 10•30 a.m., Norman Bahr, sup!. I Pomeroy, Rev . Melvin Alkire. simple. very important, and very true. "Put your tru~ oesday 7,3Q p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs. 8 p. m. . pastor. Church School 9•1> a. <n decency ," he says. •· Trust the h1ghest and the hohe!!I!J whose names oppear be/ow. Ry..n n .. ....., MC!IIl..... : Ito- Lottridge EUB, Rev. !loy I m,, Leo Crew, sup!. Leu Vaug- you know. Be the ktndest the circumstances will permitil -----------------::-----------------;l,d,.~ 1!:. Smith. Sr., paslor: Sun· Gearhart, pastor. Sunday ha~, Ass'!. Supl. Divone .. Wor- Stick by the truth as long as you believeit to be tru~ • School 9•30 a. m., Worley SchooliO a.·m. Russell Archer ship, 10:30 a. m. Sermon Thou just as you would stand by the law of gtavtty . Trust you.! Supt.: Morning worship supt. Sunday Worship 11 a. m: Art With Me ." best instincts. Assemble your forces on the bigheit 10•30 a. m. Youd! Servico, 6•'5 l>rayer meeling Wed. 8 p. m. Portlaod, Rev. LawreaC"O Me· ground in sight. Align yourself with the most higb·mintlii P. m.; E•angellsllc message, 7•30 Daniel, pastor, Harold Roush, ed people you ran find . You may not fmd the pia.,._, Pomeroy's Budget Shopping Center p. m.: Prayer meebng. Thur• Roek Sprlllgs M......,.. Chrdl Supt., Sunday School 9 ,30 a. m. crowded, but ot will be wonderful company. . sJ Pomtroy, Ohio . ' ... dsy 7•30 p.m. ,R. R. Card, . pastor• Suoday r.'YF 6 p. m. ; worship 7 . 3 ~ p. "Don't be ashamed of your best self; slick by !ouJ, Penteeostat"As-- Route School. 9· 30 a. m., Worslup oerv- m. , Bible study Wed ., 7·30. conscience: trust the hOnorable and the merctful to }US~ 1 -&&anJ"• i<.'e, 7:30 p. m. MYF: fi:30 p. m.: £' fv themsel1•es ·· 11 l:Z. Rev. Paul E . Jones ' pastor. wscs , Tue-~ . . ~•ler!lrtse. EVB Chorcll, KeY. • · ~ay, 1.30 p. m., Pray· M Sm h .. Forees Fight For Us rl/ Sunday School 1(. a. m. Wor· er and Billie Study, Wed., 7:30 p. enze_1 1t . pastor; 1.oro.mg Worsh1p, 9:30a.m.; Sunday , A certain jester once said, •· If I had been God, I would! ship Serviceo 7,30 p. m. Sun- m. 1 day, Wednesday and Friday. Alfred Methodist C h 0 r e h, SChool 10•30 a. m.: Youth Fel- have made health contagious, instead of disease." As >I Builders and Building Suppliel 11radb11r1 Ch.,... o1 ChrUt· Art Rev R b t R , d lowslup, &.30 p. m.: Prayer matter of fact, that is exactly what God did. ,L Member FTD • . o erh ..... ar ' pas 1or, mee ,.mg 7: 30 p. m. Wedne sday: Th ere are a h un d re d f orces batt) m ' g f or our heal!"" Marcum minister· Bible Scbool Sund .., 915·2001 Greenhouse WY 2-6933 Ch•ster, Ohio Ph. WY 2·2644 a& Morning worshi~ 1o:30·- CbJist.. Ll D~~- 001 81S 9:30 Wa. mh_., Youth choir practJce, 6;:ll p. m. for every one that is trying to infect us with disease. Oft 1 mger , ~ upt, · . oy ors 1P wednes.fay · Children's Choir 9 a that there can be no doubt. If it were not so, tben the lao ~deavor I p. m.: Eveamg service at 10:45 with Charles . m. Saturd~y· Ladles Aid human race would have become extinct millenia ago. u w::~:~ ~., Jellovall'o WI~ D: Woode, MlaYyFleader. Sunday day. · . · The psalmist savs: "He will give his angels charge of., 7 ·30 p. m. Pub!' . · Tues. 8 p. m. Heath MethodiSt Chnrch M you to guard you " And that is exactly wh~t he bas don~, , Wnt M•ln $t. Por,eroy ~ •c meeting Somday 3 WSCS at Isola Taylor's home . E. Dawson, pastor. Church The deeper we probe into the mystertes of the um· Support the Ci:hurcn or Your Choice PLUMBING & HEATING p.m .. Watchlower study 4 p.m.: wed 7·4a p m p · · the amazmcv Bible study Tuesday P m.· Ser· · · · · rayer servtce. School, 9:30 a. m., Lee Smith verse , the more Impressed we must be with 8 vice meeting Thursday,T P: m. : Rallaad Melbodtsl Cllorcb, Carl Supt. Morning worship, 10•30 balance that prevails in all of nature. every force o~· 240 Lincoln St. Middleport Minlotry school Thursday P m Berrong, paslor: Momong worship a . m. Jr. MYF 6 to 7 p. m. wh1ch " arrayed on the s1de of good management, &ood 1 Phono WY 2·2550 Durille Pllgrb:a Bell•~•~ 10:30 a. m.; Church School 9:30 Sunday evening with Dale and fortune, and good living. . ... Dodge-Dart-Dodge Trucks Church (P. o. Langsville. Obiol de, supt.: 9•30 o. .m. Worslup Dee Swearingen, leaders. Sr. No man ever stands alone when he stands .for the nght,.; "We Aim To Please•• Middleport Sunday School, uo a.m. Andrew 6 p. m Mooday. WSCS ftrst Tues· MYF Tom Hall, president, 7 Lo I (Copyright 1963 by the Divts<on of Chnsban Educa· Myero, Supt. Moroing Worship day and second Thursday of each u p. m. Mrs. Jean Smith, coun· tion, National Council of the Churches of Christ in th._, 10•30 a.m.; Pilgrim Youlb Meets mooth, Family nigltt last Swlday selor. WSCS Second Monday of United States of Amertca.) ----------' 6·45 . E lis. Se . evemng of each month at 6:31. each montll at 7:30 p. m. The - -·- - 7:30 Pp.mm ..' M~idv~a. 'Pr"'ayerrvandlce, Evening Service: ~c ·sday Eleanor Circle secund Thursday WELCOME GIVEN ,year is ''Operation Friendship .'' 1 ' · · ·· ....,_., 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetme. · Attend die Cburcb of Your Cboice Pra.I.se. Wednesday 1:30 p. m, of each ~ontn 7:30 p. m.; Aft- Dr. Robert Walden, SupermEstablished In 1904 1'• ~ - ~M Middl•port Middleport Chrc:!• er UN! N.., , E~en United Brethren In ernoon Ci~cl~ Fou~lh ~hursday tendenl. of Lakin Hosp1tal. Lak · ; Mt. Union Free Will Bapthf· West Columbia, W. v •. Ph. M..on SPI-559S arse, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. \...hnst, Rev . Elden R. Blake, BL 3 p.m., Class 12 Third Wed- in, W. Va ., has announced that I Church, Carpenter. Rev. Henrf SUnday achool 9:~ a. m.; mom- pa~to~; Sun~ay school 10 a ..m. ne_s~ay ~ p. m.: Chu~·ch Ad· the patients and employees ol c . Stanley, pastor. Sunday '··'. mg worsb1p serv1ce W:30 1.; Wmme Holsmger, supt., Christ· numstr~tion Se_cond Wed., 7 P· Lakin State Hospital extend a · School, 9:4!) a. m. Earl Starke~ & ~~r:·.,g P. ·'1' . ", 4$ p. 111.; i&n Endeavo~ 7:15 P: m., Mrs. n •. ChOir practice, Wed. 7 P.. m. cordial invitation lo the public l1Supt. Prayer meetmg!.... :1. Ev<~ she serv1ce 7:30 p. m.; Lyda Chevalier, president, clas. Our Lady of Loretto MJssiOn, to attend open house Saurday, and the Young Peoples meeting-" Prayer meetin ... Wed.• 7:30 p. m. ses for all. Song services 8 p. Long Bottom, Rev . George R. Ma.v 18 from 1 lo 4 30 p m l Wedn sda t 7·3Cr Ch · Naomi Baptilf Suaday lcbool Sh' d · · t oo S ·· · · ·1 e. Y a · p. m. oor . . - . m., Preachi~g 8:26. Mid·Week tpman, a .mims ra r. ~n- This will be the 15th observ· 1 practice Thursday 7:30 p.nt Pomeroy 1.30 a. m., worship, 11 \. DL }.II ayer meetmg Wed. 7: 31) p. day masses 6 30 8 · m. and lO .30 anf'e or National Hospital Week 1 Preaching service Saturda~ .IY 11 prayer lei'Vice, Wednesday 1 n •. , Class leader, Mrs. Mazie 8 · m. EST. Holy Days of obhga- ' by Lakin. The theme ror this i 7:30 p. m. Near Pomeroy-Muon Bridge P. m. Holsinger. Uon 7 p. m. . ~ ,., LH L. Vaughon, Mtr. WY 2·2581 Corpo- Saptlot - Sunday st• .lolul's Calllolle M...loD, - 30 p · . ;i IChool 9:30. Morning worabip Betbaay EUB Cbta'Ch (Der· near Guysville tDuteb Rldge 1 : P· m., raY e r service, , groou music furnished in part b1 10:1&. cas), Glenn Bate, pastor; Wor· Rev. George R. Shtpman, pasto;; w;:~s~y t; :JOC~· : Rev . freeland Norris and quar~; Bakers of Good Bread Roti..O l'trlll ..,.... - Sunday ship 9·30; Sunday School 10:30 Suoday Mass e,;;o a. m.. Holy R A thap : M u~e Racine , ttl. Week of Servie<~s. ' Huntlnlton, W. Va. .cboo1 t:30 L m. PreacbiD& San· a. m., Blythe Theiss, Supt. Day1 of Obhgataoo 9 a. m.: Coo- 00ev · S r u~ : 1 ~ au ey' pas· ILawrence McDaniel Rev p~ day 2:30 p. m. 8yracDM EUB Qnnll, Ga. fess1ons If. 11 1T before Mass. r, am uri Is. upt . 9:30 3 A Casto Rev Arth Sti ~g .. . . 10 4 Harri8ClllvUio Presbyterian, Bate, pastor, Sunday School uo Ratlud a.... ol God, ROY, m. Sunday School:. ' " a. m. ' FirS! O,urch of 1 N;..... Rutland, Ohio Phone SH 2-4792 Rev. John Davies, Pastor; Sun-- a. m.-: Beo Quiseat=rry, supt.:: Ronald Treadway, pastor: Sunday Mornmg worship_ :.he Church Sunday School 9 . 30 '~jlf.fl() ' . day School 10 a. m .• worship MOI'IUDg worship 10:45; Prayer School 10 a.m.: Ev.aDgelistk aer- and the CommunJty . 6 30 p.m. • · p. m. Youth Fellowship and meeting and Bible Study, Wed. , rico 7•:111 p.m.: Young People En- BYF and Jr. Fellowship; 3 p I ~· Bert lloggs, Supt., Mor Ba.ter1 of Holsum Bread Adult Prayer and Bible Study '1:30 p. m. deavor, 7:30 p. m. Wed.; Prayer m .. Evenmg serv1ce, Junior I·"~ Wors~up 11 a. m. tvang 7:30 p. m. on third Thursday . meet¥1g 7:38 P m. ChOLr Concert. Wed , 7:30 p. m. tstJc servtce 7:30 p. m. Serm of month. Ciraee Episcopal .Church, Chesler Methodist Prayer meeting . i>y Rev. Life, Wed . . 7::10 p. m. Bethlehem Baptlot Church, Prayer meeting and Bible Study 'l'ho Middleport Pet~torootal !;:~·~rio Ftrsl ~'": ~tr~ Sun: R. R. Card, pastor; Take Stlmeone to Cburch Thla ?.'tek Cburch, South 3rd Ave. Sunday Se~ ~ a. m. o Y uc arst, serv<ce at 9 a. m., Bend, Rev. Arthur Me- Edmond Life, pastor. Quality Furniture at LowNCt Prices In Pomeroy Over 90 YHrl School 10 am Sunday night llol nd Fourth Sunday• 8 a, Scbool 16 a. m.; WSCS Cauley, pastor. Robert Lewis RullaBtl Clturelt of 01rW n. Phono WY 2·2049 · · m y Communton· t0·30 a Tbur da f th 9 30 M · ' ' -\' Mkldl-rt Evangelistic 7:30; Wednesday m. The Orde f ' . . s y o mon ; . ' a. m. ormng wor- N. C. Carpenter' min I ' let\ ll.'liht Bible Study 7:30; satur- in. Pra er r_ or DaUy Morn- meetin[, lhtrd . aod Sunday School, "The Morning ·sel'moa ...A' F-ainou; day night prayer and worship g Y · month; MYF last two and the. Community." Farmer'' ani! the cim$regation 7:30. Pastor, Rev. B. L. Jlarrelt. Mondq Slar EUII, Reo. of month. 7 p. m. Evenong Servoce, "God's will join ~ uniorl . Bicealaur· Roll""" Ch- 111 illo N - zel Smith, pastor. Stmdsy Scbool ML HenDOil Ualted Name." : eate services 'lit ttte•high oehool -Sunday ecbool t:30 a. m. Mont 9:'5 •· m.. SuP!· .Fred Sm!d!: lh ~ria~ Rel Garrabrant. pas~uttoa Metbodls. Chore•, at 8 p. m. Tho ,j/acatiDn Bible Pemeroy, Oltlo lng worsblp 10,40. Evangelillic : r1 Shuler, asst., Mornlog ...,.. tor. Sunday School 9:38 a. Startmg M<•nday April 22 and school will open ol9 ~ nit Jun P 10 •~::;.,;·: Prayer meetlllg Preaching 10•30 a. m .. Alter· ending Sunday April 28 both 13 wjth Mrs. 'Pearl c.;..day .: "'"leo 7:45 p. m. Midwoot. pray LOCAL UNION 56t18 8 IIOI'VIco Wednooday 7•<U p. m. P. m. ay. nate Christian Endel9or dates inclusive. Good singing general · ·· ' Reventwood. W. Ve. Col8mW. Cllapeh Wonldp oor- l·•* u ~: Ill. Paola preaching Sunday mght 7:30. ' ' Ylcoo each Sundsy &:li a. m.: SUoday Schoolt:li a.m.; Cboll'<b Mid Week ,>rayer meeting Wart.. SUndaJ Scbol 11 a. 111.; Youth s.r- I to 10:30 L m.: St. Jolm'a &Jn. 7:30 p. m. Collage prayer A CHURCH FOR ALL 'PEOJ:II.il!i JEWELEII.(IPTOMETRIST I'ICO 8:1& p. liL Everling wonblp .day S<ltool 11) a.m ChtJrdll ...,.. Inc lut Friday lliihl of p. liL ...,. SUodaJo. Middleport Char.. "' Christ, 100nth. • . Mlddl-rt, Ohio a...~ Ill Cllrlol - Fred I. Gardner, minister; Muoll ~ of c Blble t:lltl L m l'relcblnl t:30 a. m. Bible School, Wen· Miller Sln!et, Suoday Bible Stuor. Sycamore " Second St.- PomerO)' POIIIOI'Oy WY Ml4ti 11:30 L a 011 tho lint and tbird dell Gerlacb, supt. 10•30 a. m. dy 10 a. m., Moming Wonblp A Cordial W - , Morning worship, "Quo Vlidls?" IO:CS a m., Vocal Muale. BlA-U. you 19 ~ "'"' . Cllrlol - Special service honoring gra- bit, study, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. ,...,...,. • . ~-., Rlci..rd , 7 The MARTIN Reitavrlllt ROUTE 7 • THE FAST PACE OF LIFE MIDOL.iioiT ' rlllio., S.:. .r.....,. 7 :JO a. an.· Pr•l CLOCK RADIOS "SKEEDADLES" Multi-Striped TENNIS OXFORDS FOR CHILDREN WER.NER R.4 DIO & ·yy $J-99 THE· SHOE BOX N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, o. . 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SttnUntl, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 17. 11163 "'SERMONETIE 1'ahama Plans &len Alumni Event News Items J Chester AlumDi j • .' ' lUNDAY SCHOOf, l i5 SON OF TRI! WI!;£ .. : Courage F .rLong Prill Sentinel Church News B1 Jloy L. Smltla MOlt Of us manage emergenciu with more or 1•., ~nr· ce1111. It is the long pulls of liCe that .wear us down Thi; week's Sunday school lesson 1J aimed at those wh<l hav ... to shoulder loads without any promi&e of ever heinE ahl• -JUIZOU ~ ..... ol Joou "'t worsb•p 10•30 a. liL: l'rOIIlall m. Prl)'tl' Meeting and Bible to lay them down. . Study- 1:30 p. m. Choir If good religion can come to the a1d of the one who, Christ of Latter Day Saints, sis wonhin 7•30 p. m., PraJW mil., Iron, Racint on Racine- IIIli and Biblo llludy T:• .. a = 'ell 111 ClirtJt. Pomeroy. Jer. has to climb the lonll hard hill, then it is WOrth knowl~g Portland Road. SUnda) School Wedneod.ay l'f • .....,, m'"""" Slmday something about.. H any .man's faltb bas aeen htlll 9•30 a. m. ; Worship 10 •30 a. ....,.. .., Qorefl - ...so, School t:30 i . m, Chorcb JUO through a succeutoa of cfuasten, then I want tcr.ii!~'lt m., Sunday evening service, 8 scbool !t:30 a. m.; Wonbip _. a .m.: Chrl1tian Endeavor. 1:30 its secret. 'it .;e.n.U p m.; Wed. worshi~ service, '""' ID•30 a. m p.m., Eveuiq ..,..ice 1:30 p. m. AA: U.. Old Man ·•onJI 8 p. m. Pasoor, Tho!1llls E.' Did- L • ••• , 1110 c" rl Syr...~ Flnl Votteoll .,• ..,_ Over in Ireland IIUme yean ago a kindly old clertydle. Chmti3D Chureh·i';:.O A. te<iao Church, Rev. Howard R~ man w~s showiag M<c abollt a rural parish, and at a c~ zt.. a.... 111 Cllrlol, Chee..Orew postor·· I·:ID a m. pelt, pastor• • a. m. Worship oer- tam pomt along the little narrow road we came to whert"'Y· 8 .,.1 &ad E ge s d Ch · h School · a path led oft mto some deep woods . < n.. . .. 10 a. m. Sunday <;chool. "'"' 111• • u 00 "" ay urc · , "I met old Tim right here the other day, and2lMP~ ~~erwuoc\~IIDister. B~ ~":: Fetty . supt. 10 •:111 •· m. l...rwp Fedenled Cllurcb, Pomtroy. l something very interesting," the rural cleric salds,:'R.ir Sunday Schooo 9:15 a. m. J . D. is an old man, weH past eighty, lellll heavily on.,..,., ' ma; :~.:gm:!.h; ,~ p'tn. servoce. 8 &bert Reed. Bib!. School Supt Seventh Day Advenllst , Pom· Blaettnar, sup!. , Worship hour, an~ IS one of our wiSest men . . 1191< eroy Children'• Home Hill 10:30 a. m. Rev. Dr. Lester L. As he came down out of the woods he was whlstllq, ~yr~cu;e H Metb dial c~arcb, Mulberry Heights. 8 abba 1,; Roush, Supply Minister;. Anth· or at least doing what an old man of 83 does whellltl)l! • · . ar errmg, pasoor • Da· School p. m. Worshi service em .by Senior Choir under di· tries to whistle . His eyes are not too good,. and be .Wia 1 ~> Wmebrenner • supt. Sund~y 3·I a 2 . s.' . P Sa rectoon of Mrs. Paul Nease. not recogni.e me until I called 'bello' to him . Theil: <lilt School 9· 30 a m Midweek B<b· p. m · rvtces are turFir st Bo.."''•I Chtll'ca, ~ POlliO- stopped whJstlmg, · · d 'I d · st ftl·· Stud · . · · Wed day . Prayer meeting Thursday stood st'll 1 , an sm1 e lD a mo 1• 7 Y .30 P· m. · ' ' roy, Ralph c. Zundel , pasoor. gaging way . 'Tim, you sound happy,' I satd, JUSt to gel 7 , 30 P m VB Cllare•. ~ F..,., Re•. Cbr;,h ~ God ML 9:30 • ILia p. m. worship ser· the conversation going . The old man cleared his throat, Rubert Sharp, Jl&>l<tr•. Swu!ay Rev. ira Ill. Ptlllor vice and study. Mother's Day continued smiling, and said, 'I am.' 'Well, what makeS , ~I 9•30 a. m.: Worsbip oerv· day ocbool L m.· music and sermon. Recognition you so happy?' And as he cleared his throat agam. l 1 45 THE CHURCH POl ALL .. . \ You'll tlnd lots of people concerned about the -Sunday eveoJD8 at 7:30. aervieo 11 a. ..... llld 7: 411 P. m.· of all mothers. Nursery and Ju- knew I was going to get some wise reply but I was not ALL POl THE CHUICH tempo of life today. But most of them simply catch Chvdl ol lbo N...._, lyra- prayer meetin~ ~ay .~ nior Church for children. Tues. expecting the one he gave me . 'I'm a Christian,' the ol~ brtath when they can, and try to keep up with The Churo:h J. Lhe1r-t..tt.o. .,..., Rev. Harold Bolmos, ,... p. m. y 0 ,,, People Fridav 7 6•30 p. m. Boy Scouts ; Thurs· man said. quite simply. 'Well. can't a person he happy. 8 tor u11 urth for t.hto bulldilll[ of the pace. or Sunday &ehool 9•30 a. m.: p.m. ' · day 7:30 p. m. One-Won.Qne unless, ~e's a Christian·~· I asked, just to make conversao:har11o:ter aDd plOd dti~enahip. Mommg worship 10:30 a. m.; Class meeting. Sunday. Mav 19, 1 tton . I he old m:m was very sober now, but he did not It ilia ator111hou.t of lpiritua\,..1• Theee is something more important! ues. Without a ILrOn&" C hur<:h, MYPS 6•30 p. "'-: Evangelistic Recognition or graduates, guest have to hunt ahout m the back of his mind for his Milher democracy onr rlvili... The winner trains . • , and plans his race. He may services at 7:30p.m.; W~ B~a4fford Chareh . • 1 Christ. speaker Rev . Borden of Galli- I swer_ 'No sir ,' he sJid , quite soberly and then-'not at tioQ call auniVI. 'I'toal'tl are four lag behind for a while, but he is confident of hidderr •ound reuont why avery penon day 7:30 prayer meetiog; Prayer mm1ster, Cho.rles P~r('e, Ronn1e polis. my age' ,. . ~hould dtertd ~~erviC11!111 ""lularly resources. When others have burned up their energy hour 'tueoday 7•10 p. m.: Mi.o- Russell, sup!.; . B1ble S..'lloOI . . . lt isn't the riotous time at the night club, til<; flr~t and 1upport tha C..:bureh. l'bay and enthu&iasm, he forges to the front. As they an: (l) For.ilo o"'n •k.. ( :I) .Wnary service is the 3rd Tuesday !1:JOa. m.; Mormqg worship lU:ao Middleport F•n• Uattred time we visit it It JS not the first excitement of ttm (f.irs.l Far hia chiWren'a aka. !3) FOI' ._ m··· Chr1·st·180 !;!.on ~ d <you th t ··tenan Church · Re~ 4o1Vti.rd time . . · · . . witt in the home stretch, he spl'ints across the t e month at 7:30 p. m. eavor we hit the 1ackpot and watch the mckels po'l'.lOut. of h tht .. ka of hil oommunitv and . ~venm · g h. . Ruppelt. pastor. Sunday School . . · . ' · th-t . 7 IUlliOII. (4) For the eah ~f tb. m 30 ftnt..h line. . P ·· ~ wors •P · . It 1s not the tmghng of the nerves that comes Wl"'16 Church iiMif, llf'hlch .....:!1 hie Chan• al NazareiH!. PemerGJ, Wednesday evening Bible studJ 9· 30 a.m. Richard Vaugha.p, supt. l d . f. . . l I ~~ moral and materi11l aupporl. The Church can help you train ••• and plan I Rev. Clyde Henderson pastor· at 7. 00 : 30 a. m., Worshl\); 5.45 Yft~: a venturous Irst exc~rs10n m o rev~ ry._ _.1_~-10 Plan to 10 t.o church Nl'lli&rly Sunday Bcbool 9 , 30 , Mo;.,.,g war: · · Wed. 6 , 30 Junior Choir: 7 p m. These are not the mdexes by which hfe and rom<J."•llo A. Chrhtiao is concerned wHh his own spiritual aDd raad your Bible daily, ship 10:30; NYPS &:45; E,.emDb Fr ..edom GHJM'I MIAsloa, Bash· semor Choir. ness are to be measured . T.he one ~ure .gutde 1S tht J!IBO atamina rather than the fast pace of life. He is services 7:30: Prayer meetmv at an SLiw·rsvillt> Road F.. I Grit· Free Will Baptist Church, ~ho h~\gone. all the way In the direction of lust, a~ ·ready with hlddea resources when the moment of challentre oomes. 7:30 Thursday. jf;th, pastor: Roger Willord, S. Rutland . pastor Rev . Pau, Tay. ' 1t:~tt;e:.,.!;d:.:,1 s::::,:o~n~o:.:,•.;.·- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Fain•ew Cburck. Rev. Law· s. Supt.; ~LID_daY, Scnool lO a.n.. lor; Sun~a' School 10 a. ~ . ; The Uniform sunday School lesson for~renee Glusencamp. Young Peo- Evan sloe ""'ces 7•30 n m.: Guy Pr<ddy, Supt. Prearhtng l "DELIVERANCE IN TROUBLE" PsalmsiA ·1107.· ] ' ' ples meeting and prayer meet· Prayer met-hng 7· 30 p. m. Tues· Sf"-vice Sunday Night 7:30 p m. ing combined each Sunday ev· day. Prayer services Wed. 7:30p.m. · sk t lt' slave how he enJOYS 1s savery. As t e a Sunday Wednesday Monday Tut>sday Thursday Friday Saturday ening at , :30 p. m. Sunday . , First Haptlot Church. Middle· . diet if he advises addiction Inquire of the ~ner PaalmJ Isaiah. Luke !Corinth ian• Galatian1 Gulatian1 Col ossian I School, 9:30 a. m., herbert Tuppers Pla1nw EUP.., Rev. port, Rev. Donald Boone, past· as to whether or not degenpracy really pays. _.. 119:29-40 j0 •27-31 13 •22-30 9: 19·27 U6·26 6•1-10 I •24·29 Roush, supt., .Preaching Wed., Rny Gearhart. pastor.' Sunday or. Sunday School. 9·1a • m. ! Make Lord Your Refuge 7•30 p.m. ~chool 9:30a.m., Hobart Vine- Kal Hindy, supt.; 10•1& a. m. o The Hebrew psalmists had an archaic way o!~ayirt'f' F~ M-etbodlst C'lllftlll, Lilan~~ yard , supt. Su•day Wor~hip, 8 Wor_ship service 6 _P· m. BY~ .! things, but as ~oon as we penetrate their ancient mannir Clifl, Re9. R. Eugeae Glell, pas· p. m., Commm.ton. YF' 6:30 p. 7:30 p. m. Evenmg worshiP ' of speech. they seem to talk in strangely modern term&!< 7 With the hope it will. in some m.easure.toster and h.e /p Slto• tor. Sunday ochooi 9•30: PhU m. Bible Study Wed . 8 p. m. semce • Wed 30 P· m. Pray. This is where the scholars help us . They are able to str!W! W1se, Supt.; Morning worship Soutb Betbel EUh, Rev. Roy er meetmg; 8:30 p. m. Ch01r · away the encrustations of the years, and put the waPH~~ 10 30 a. m:: Youtb service 7 p.m. Gearhart, pastor. Sunday Wor· lpractoce. lain thlll tl'hich is good in family and community life, this fea• , ings into mndern terms . ·•M Evaagelist1e service 7:30 p. m.; ship 9:30 a. m . Sunday School The United Methodist church What the old singer is saying in this psalm is ve-f11 lure IS sponsored by tht! business firms alld organization• Mid . week prayer oervice Wed- 10•30 a.m., Norman Bahr, sup!. I Pomeroy, Rev . Melvin Alkire. simple. very important, and very true. "Put your tru~ oesday 7,3Q p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs. 8 p. m. . pastor. Church School 9•1> a. <n decency ," he says. •· Trust the h1ghest and the hohe!!I!J whose names oppear be/ow. Ry..n n .. ....., MC!IIl..... : Ito- Lottridge EUB, Rev. !loy I m,, Leo Crew, sup!. Leu Vaug- you know. Be the ktndest the circumstances will permitil -----------------::-----------------;l,d,.~ 1!:. Smith. Sr., paslor: Sun· Gearhart, pastor. Sunday ha~, Ass'!. Supl. Divone .. Wor- Stick by the truth as long as you believeit to be tru~ • School 9•30 a. m., Worley SchooliO a.·m. Russell Archer ship, 10:30 a. m. Sermon Thou just as you would stand by the law of gtavtty . Trust you.! Supt.: Morning worship supt. Sunday Worship 11 a. m: Art With Me ." best instincts. Assemble your forces on the bigheit 10•30 a. m. Youd! Servico, 6•'5 l>rayer meeling Wed. 8 p. m. Portlaod, Rev. LawreaC"O Me· ground in sight. Align yourself with the most higb·mintlii P. m.; E•angellsllc message, 7•30 Daniel, pastor, Harold Roush, ed people you ran find . You may not fmd the pia.,._, Pomeroy's Budget Shopping Center p. m.: Prayer meebng. Thur• Roek Sprlllgs M......,.. Chrdl Supt., Sunday School 9 ,30 a. m. crowded, but ot will be wonderful company. . sJ Pomtroy, Ohio . ' ... dsy 7•30 p.m. ,R. R. Card, . pastor• Suoday r.'YF 6 p. m. ; worship 7 . 3 ~ p. "Don't be ashamed of your best self; slick by !ouJ, Penteeostat"As-- Route School. 9· 30 a. m., Worslup oerv- m. , Bible study Wed ., 7·30. conscience: trust the hOnorable and the merctful to }US~ 1 -&&anJ"• i<.'e, 7:30 p. m. MYF: fi:30 p. m.: £' fv themsel1•es ·· 11 l:Z. Rev. Paul E . Jones ' pastor. wscs , Tue-~ . . ~•ler!lrtse. EVB Chorcll, KeY. • · ~ay, 1.30 p. m., Pray· M Sm h .. Forees Fight For Us rl/ Sunday School 1(. a. m. Wor· er and Billie Study, Wed., 7:30 p. enze_1 1t . pastor; 1.oro.mg Worsh1p, 9:30a.m.; Sunday , A certain jester once said, •· If I had been God, I would! ship Serviceo 7,30 p. m. Sun- m. 1 day, Wednesday and Friday. Alfred Methodist C h 0 r e h, SChool 10•30 a. m.: Youth Fel- have made health contagious, instead of disease." As >I Builders and Building Suppliel 11radb11r1 Ch.,... o1 ChrUt· Art Rev R b t R , d lowslup, &.30 p. m.: Prayer matter of fact, that is exactly what God did. ,L Member FTD • . o erh ..... ar ' pas 1or, mee ,.mg 7: 30 p. m. Wedne sday: Th ere are a h un d re d f orces batt) m ' g f or our heal!"" Marcum minister· Bible Scbool Sund .., 915·2001 Greenhouse WY 2-6933 Ch•ster, Ohio Ph. WY 2·2644 a& Morning worshi~ 1o:30·- CbJist.. Ll D~~- 001 81S 9:30 Wa. mh_., Youth choir practJce, 6;:ll p. m. for every one that is trying to infect us with disease. Oft 1 mger , ~ upt, · . oy ors 1P wednes.fay · Children's Choir 9 a that there can be no doubt. If it were not so, tben the lao ~deavor I p. m.: Eveamg service at 10:45 with Charles . m. Saturd~y· Ladles Aid human race would have become extinct millenia ago. u w::~:~ ~., Jellovall'o WI~ D: Woode, MlaYyFleader. Sunday day. · . · The psalmist savs: "He will give his angels charge of., 7 ·30 p. m. Pub!' . · Tues. 8 p. m. Heath MethodiSt Chnrch M you to guard you " And that is exactly wh~t he bas don~, , Wnt M•ln $t. Por,eroy ~ •c meeting Somday 3 WSCS at Isola Taylor's home . E. Dawson, pastor. Church The deeper we probe into the mystertes of the um· Support the Ci:hurcn or Your Choice PLUMBING & HEATING p.m .. Watchlower study 4 p.m.: wed 7·4a p m p · · the amazmcv Bible study Tuesday P m.· Ser· · · · · rayer servtce. School, 9:30 a. m., Lee Smith verse , the more Impressed we must be with 8 vice meeting Thursday,T P: m. : Rallaad Melbodtsl Cllorcb, Carl Supt. Morning worship, 10•30 balance that prevails in all of nature. every force o~· 240 Lincoln St. Middleport Minlotry school Thursday P m Berrong, paslor: Momong worship a . m. Jr. MYF 6 to 7 p. m. wh1ch " arrayed on the s1de of good management, &ood 1 Phono WY 2·2550 Durille Pllgrb:a Bell•~•~ 10:30 a. m.; Church School 9:30 Sunday evening with Dale and fortune, and good living. . ... Dodge-Dart-Dodge Trucks Church (P. o. Langsville. Obiol de, supt.: 9•30 o. .m. Worslup Dee Swearingen, leaders. Sr. No man ever stands alone when he stands .for the nght,.; "We Aim To Please•• Middleport Sunday School, uo a.m. Andrew 6 p. m Mooday. WSCS ftrst Tues· MYF Tom Hall, president, 7 Lo I (Copyright 1963 by the Divts<on of Chnsban Educa· Myero, Supt. Moroing Worship day and second Thursday of each u p. m. Mrs. Jean Smith, coun· tion, National Council of the Churches of Christ in th._, 10•30 a.m.; Pilgrim Youlb Meets mooth, Family nigltt last Swlday selor. WSCS Second Monday of United States of Amertca.) ----------' 6·45 . E lis. Se . evemng of each month at 6:31. each montll at 7:30 p. m. The - -·- - 7:30 Pp.mm ..' M~idv~a. 'Pr"'ayerrvandlce, Evening Service: ~c ·sday Eleanor Circle secund Thursday WELCOME GIVEN ,year is ''Operation Friendship .'' 1 ' · · ·· ....,_., 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetme. · Attend die Cburcb of Your Cboice Pra.I.se. Wednesday 1:30 p. m, of each ~ontn 7:30 p. m.; Aft- Dr. Robert Walden, SupermEstablished In 1904 1'• ~ - ~M Middl•port Middleport Chrc:!• er UN! N.., , E~en United Brethren In ernoon Ci~cl~ Fou~lh ~hursday tendenl. of Lakin Hosp1tal. Lak · ; Mt. Union Free Will Bapthf· West Columbia, W. v •. Ph. M..on SPI-559S arse, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett. \...hnst, Rev . Elden R. Blake, BL 3 p.m., Class 12 Third Wed- in, W. Va ., has announced that I Church, Carpenter. Rev. Henrf SUnday achool 9:~ a. m.; mom- pa~to~; Sun~ay school 10 a ..m. ne_s~ay ~ p. m.: Chu~·ch Ad· the patients and employees ol c . Stanley, pastor. Sunday '··'. mg worsb1p serv1ce W:30 1.; Wmme Holsmger, supt., Christ· numstr~tion Se_cond Wed., 7 P· Lakin State Hospital extend a · School, 9:4!) a. m. Earl Starke~ & ~~r:·.,g P. ·'1' . ", 4$ p. 111.; i&n Endeavo~ 7:15 P: m., Mrs. n •. ChOir practice, Wed. 7 P.. m. cordial invitation lo the public l1Supt. Prayer meetmg!.... :1. Ev<~ she serv1ce 7:30 p. m.; Lyda Chevalier, president, clas. Our Lady of Loretto MJssiOn, to attend open house Saurday, and the Young Peoples meeting-" Prayer meetin ... Wed.• 7:30 p. m. ses for all. Song services 8 p. Long Bottom, Rev . George R. Ma.v 18 from 1 lo 4 30 p m l Wedn sda t 7·3Cr Ch · Naomi Baptilf Suaday lcbool Sh' d · · t oo S ·· · · ·1 e. Y a · p. m. oor . . - . m., Preachi~g 8:26. Mid·Week tpman, a .mims ra r. ~n- This will be the 15th observ· 1 practice Thursday 7:30 p.nt Pomeroy 1.30 a. m., worship, 11 \. DL }.II ayer meetmg Wed. 7: 31) p. day masses 6 30 8 · m. and lO .30 anf'e or National Hospital Week 1 Preaching service Saturda~ .IY 11 prayer lei'Vice, Wednesday 1 n •. , Class leader, Mrs. Mazie 8 · m. EST. Holy Days of obhga- ' by Lakin. The theme ror this i 7:30 p. m. Near Pomeroy-Muon Bridge P. m. Holsinger. Uon 7 p. m. . ~ ,., LH L. Vaughon, Mtr. WY 2·2581 Corpo- Saptlot - Sunday st• .lolul's Calllolle M...loD, - 30 p · . ;i IChool 9:30. Morning worabip Betbaay EUB Cbta'Ch (Der· near Guysville tDuteb Rldge 1 : P· m., raY e r service, , groou music furnished in part b1 10:1&. cas), Glenn Bate, pastor; Wor· Rev. George R. Shtpman, pasto;; w;:~s~y t; :JOC~· : Rev . freeland Norris and quar~; Bakers of Good Bread Roti..O l'trlll ..,.... - Sunday ship 9·30; Sunday School 10:30 Suoday Mass e,;;o a. m.. Holy R A thap : M u~e Racine , ttl. Week of Servie<~s. ' Huntlnlton, W. Va. .cboo1 t:30 L m. PreacbiD& San· a. m., Blythe Theiss, Supt. Day1 of Obhgataoo 9 a. m.: Coo- 00ev · S r u~ : 1 ~ au ey' pas· ILawrence McDaniel Rev p~ day 2:30 p. m. 8yracDM EUB Qnnll, Ga. fess1ons If. 11 1T before Mass. r, am uri Is. upt . 9:30 3 A Casto Rev Arth Sti ~g .. . . 10 4 Harri8ClllvUio Presbyterian, Bate, pastor, Sunday School uo Ratlud a.... ol God, ROY, m. Sunday School:. ' " a. m. ' FirS! O,urch of 1 N;..... Rutland, Ohio Phone SH 2-4792 Rev. John Davies, Pastor; Sun-- a. m.-: Beo Quiseat=rry, supt.:: Ronald Treadway, pastor: Sunday Mornmg worship_ :.he Church Sunday School 9 . 30 '~jlf.fl() ' . day School 10 a. m .• worship MOI'IUDg worship 10:45; Prayer School 10 a.m.: Ev.aDgelistk aer- and the CommunJty . 6 30 p.m. • · p. m. Youth Fellowship and meeting and Bible Study, Wed. , rico 7•:111 p.m.: Young People En- BYF and Jr. Fellowship; 3 p I ~· Bert lloggs, Supt., Mor Ba.ter1 of Holsum Bread Adult Prayer and Bible Study '1:30 p. m. deavor, 7:30 p. m. Wed.; Prayer m .. Evenmg serv1ce, Junior I·"~ Wors~up 11 a. m. tvang 7:30 p. m. on third Thursday . meet¥1g 7:38 P m. ChOLr Concert. Wed , 7:30 p. m. tstJc servtce 7:30 p. m. Serm of month. Ciraee Episcopal .Church, Chesler Methodist Prayer meeting . i>y Rev. Life, Wed . . 7::10 p. m. Bethlehem Baptlot Church, Prayer meeting and Bible Study 'l'ho Middleport Pet~torootal !;:~·~rio Ftrsl ~'": ~tr~ Sun: R. R. Card, pastor; Take Stlmeone to Cburch Thla ?.'tek Cburch, South 3rd Ave. Sunday Se~ ~ a. m. o Y uc arst, serv<ce at 9 a. m., Bend, Rev. Arthur Me- Edmond Life, pastor. Quality Furniture at LowNCt Prices In Pomeroy Over 90 YHrl School 10 am Sunday night llol nd Fourth Sunday• 8 a, Scbool 16 a. m.; WSCS Cauley, pastor. Robert Lewis RullaBtl Clturelt of 01rW n. Phono WY 2·2049 · · m y Communton· t0·30 a Tbur da f th 9 30 M · ' ' -\' Mkldl-rt Evangelistic 7:30; Wednesday m. The Orde f ' . . s y o mon ; . ' a. m. ormng wor- N. C. Carpenter' min I ' let\ ll.'liht Bible Study 7:30; satur- in. Pra er r_ or DaUy Morn- meetin[, lhtrd . aod Sunday School, "The Morning ·sel'moa ...A' F-ainou; day night prayer and worship g Y · month; MYF last two and the. Community." Farmer'' ani! the cim$regation 7:30. Pastor, Rev. B. L. Jlarrelt. Mondq Slar EUII, Reo. of month. 7 p. m. Evenong Servoce, "God's will join ~ uniorl . Bicealaur· Roll""" Ch- 111 illo N - zel Smith, pastor. Stmdsy Scbool ML HenDOil Ualted Name." : eate services 'lit ttte•high oehool -Sunday ecbool t:30 a. m. Mont 9:'5 •· m.. SuP!· .Fred Sm!d!: lh ~ria~ Rel Garrabrant. pas~uttoa Metbodls. Chore•, at 8 p. m. Tho ,j/acatiDn Bible Pemeroy, Oltlo lng worsblp 10,40. Evangelillic : r1 Shuler, asst., Mornlog ...,.. tor. Sunday School 9:38 a. Startmg M<•nday April 22 and school will open ol9 ~ nit Jun P 10 •~::;.,;·: Prayer meetlllg Preaching 10•30 a. m .. Alter· ending Sunday April 28 both 13 wjth Mrs. 'Pearl c.;..day .: "'"leo 7:45 p. m. Midwoot. pray LOCAL UNION 56t18 8 IIOI'VIco Wednooday 7•<U p. m. P. m. ay. nate Christian Endel9or dates inclusive. Good singing general · ·· ' Reventwood. W. Ve. Col8mW. Cllapeh Wonldp oor- l·•* u ~: Ill. Paola preaching Sunday mght 7:30. ' ' Ylcoo each Sundsy &:li a. m.: SUoday Schoolt:li a.m.; Cboll'<b Mid Week ,>rayer meeting Wart.. SUndaJ Scbol 11 a. 111.; Youth s.r- I to 10:30 L m.: St. Jolm'a &Jn. 7:30 p. m. Collage prayer A CHURCH FOR ALL 'PEOJ:II.il!i JEWELEII.(IPTOMETRIST I'ICO 8:1& p. liL Everling wonblp .day S<ltool 11) a.m ChtJrdll ...,.. Inc lut Friday lliihl of p. liL ...,. SUodaJo. Middleport Char.. "' Christ, 100nth. • . Mlddl-rt, Ohio a...~ Ill Cllrlol - Fred I. Gardner, minister; Muoll ~ of c Blble t:lltl L m l'relcblnl t:30 a. m. Bible School, Wen· Miller Sln!et, Suoday Bible Stuor. Sycamore " Second St.- PomerO)' POIIIOI'Oy WY Ml4ti 11:30 L a 011 tho lint and tbird dell Gerlacb, supt. 10•30 a. m. dy 10 a. m., Moming Wonblp A Cordial W - , Morning worship, "Quo Vlidls?" IO:CS a m., Vocal Muale. BlA-U. you 19 ~ "'"' . Cllrlol - Special service honoring gra- bit, study, Thursday, 7:30 p. m. ,...,...,. • . ~-., Rlci..rd , 7 The MARTIN Reitavrlllt ROUTE 7 • THE FAST PACE OF LIFE MIDOL.iioiT ' rlllio., S.:. .r.....,. 7 :JO a. an.· Pr•l CLOCK RADIOS "SKEEDADLES" Multi-Striped TENNIS OXFORDS FOR CHILDREN WER.NER R.4 DIO & ·yy $J-99 THE· SHOE BOX N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, o. . 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' Adu. �, . ) ~: • . / 1 *7~--v-:-'"""'?·'"j Eastern ~ The Daily Senbnel i! f ' j >_ .; I I. I~•', ~ I ..4 GE P.!'I 'I "I three places only: 180 yd. doo~h~ll.~l A. lace tMI Rl t (R), had firsts in the 100 and I Eastern's Terry HH n"t:.I!J Mile ~ I ~il Moo)<ln I I, )'10 · • 110 Rolly, Middleport. ~btts J more, . i I . " 1. ' Wins Triangular Meet With Jackets, Racine Middleport thinclads cop- 1Jacket relay U!am won I h selling a new school r':"""!. (his pod live li.,ts Thursday in mile and lliW relays. oWl! I, wtth a leap of 20 -8V< triangular meel at Eastern , Eastern, however, with three Racine's Roger Adama heav· more than their opponents. but firsts and a lot of others linish~ed the 16 lb . shot 41'-81\" for a >till came in th_lrd behind East ing in the money was me~l irs! place Ted Bailey whirled ern and Racine when I in •I winner with 60 Racin discu,' 113'·ll\l" and high po·In ts were 1o1ea u~ . . ' • • .. h f ood I was secono$ with 53 poaAts, while jum~ 56 , bot eats a: Alan Wallace . MHS sopho- the Jackets had 41. for first places. "r-.-------------------1 '" ' ' f} 5 cine Eootmo lybener (ft.), .hrbr IBI. ' • BI'MOI Jamp (W l'4") • 1 • .._ run (lUI A. Walloa tUool r-.t,Ritoale (B), Jill. (M), Rheble !!~"""oar (f)). 11 (B), WU... iMI. II!) Dloeuo IUS 11'4 l llalley IRl McNickle (B), HoHmu II!). HlP jamp (I' I") flaDq (B) !E), I1,~Ut:~·~~~~~~~I!II~.I~)-=W~Ilaoa=~(M~),~IIio.:w:•:"oe:;o~(;M~)~,:u:":-._;41:B~l·-, cine, Elttenl. · 141,1.,... 1 Adlrda Eastern 's track , ,cord l hIs IBI, Parker (I! f. MeNiekle IRI. Hotfman Shot Put 440 dash events, Bob Wilson won the mile. John Ridenour Ispring, its best , Is 5-Z, w i I h 180 Rao (J:IIl Rlde•our II!) was home in front or the 1took the half mile, and Ron both klsse! at the hands of War· B. Wallaee (MI, Hood (M). flock in the Z20 dash, and the Ritchie won the broad jump, ren Local. The finishers, first Mile relay, Middleport, Ra- r- • Candy Spots Favored In Preakness By RAY AYRES VPJ Sports Writer· By United Pre1!1 lnt.emaUonai Amerl~a• l..eape w. L. Pet. GB 18 11 .621 Boston Chicago 20 13 .61l6 . . Baltimort" 19 14 .57ts • ~~~:~;::~ily LAA Angl•le!l DMmil ~~n~;~~lt;n 1 Chic&go aL Baltimore, Bight BALTIMORE mPI>-optimism Natloaal League ran high at Pimlico today. with W. L .. Pet.. GR I tlle trainen of Candy Spol5, Never San Francisco 22 13 .629 Bend and Chateaugay each oonfiLos Angele" 19 16 S43 3 I dent that h18 horse was ready f~r Chicago 18 16 .529 31-2 the race of his hfe Saturday m I :! ;: -~~ :~ ~~:l;~~~i• 17 20 12 !fl :~ 5 1Milwaukee _387 7 1Cincinnati : i ~~:,t~~ck :~ Reds BIa nked H i~~:~~v~~~~y ~'·a:n: 2-0 As Its A gaIn sca rce :~ I ~r~a~:s:~~:~~~ :~ ~ : . ;;; Thl:ti'Sday's Rf'!iUitl Thursday's ReSUlts was in the Kentucky Derby two 1 ~ Boston 3 Los Angeles o 1 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 0 weeks ago. k Sl Lou- 2 But Candy Spots failed at ¥ Clevrlnnd Baltimore 5~ Chwago Washin~ton I_. night Milwa~ ee. 5 . IS Churchil1 Dol'm~. suffering the 4, m~ht San FrancisCO 6 New York 5 101111 ~nm<'" schedulf:'dl Philadelphia s Houston 2, night only dereat of his career when he ld•v' s Probable Pitchers Los Angeles Pittsburgh o, night finished third behind Darby Dan nf'~Jta at (']('velnnd tmghtl Frlday*l!l Prob•ble Pltcltel'l Farm's Chateaugay and ,Cain -P ry 40_21 vs R<'ll q 2 1 or , Milwaukee at Chicago_ Shaw Hoy Stable's Never Bend. M~j)Mel l 12_2f. 0-21 vs Buhl I2-S). "'He lOOk!'! a little harder than d-o at Haltim( 1re 1 ni~hl'- Cincinnati at st. Louis (niglrl.>- he, did for the Derby," said Mesh Petr-r -~~ 2 . 2 \ v<;. Rarh+•r l fi.::p .Jay l l~ J v". Broglio 13-U. Tt!Dney, who trains Candy Spots I N, York iJhiladelphia at Houston for Rex C. Ellsworth, lndleatlng vs . - Hamilton t2-0} vs. he believed the son or Nigromante tong•%c) ( 4. 11 _ was sharper now than he was at 1 at (nighnPitt!i!burgh at l..<ls Louisvme. Bowsfield (2:4l or Wickersham (nightl - Gihhon (2-01 v~. Satisfied Wtth Chateaugay ' <2-:.a.>.ss. Morehead 13-0). 42-2 1 Jim Conway, who trains Derby -Moft at wa.~hington 42. twi· New York at San winner Chateaugay, was undauntJlght-Digbt) _ Aguirrt> I:J.;p and l !n i~htl - Cisro 0-3l vs. cd. Earlier in the week he was Mossl (3-2) vs. Danit>ls 40.01 ami q .:JI worried after Chateaugay turned Osteen (0-3). Saturday's Gam"' in a raster mile workout than the Saturday's Gamrs I Milwaukee at Chicago trainer desired. But the coif. has Minnesot 11 at Clevelond Philadelphia at Houston shown no ill effects and appears : Los Angeles at Nf>w York Pittshurgh at Los Angele!i to be in high fettle and Conway Kansas City at Boston New York at San Francis(' 0 promises Chateaugay "will run as Detroit at Washinglon , night Cincinnati at St. Louis, night good or better than be did in Lou- - - -- - lsville." . ALL STAR Woody Stephens. who trams Never_ Bend, second ID the ~y, !-l1 sa~d h• waa completely aausr1ed w1th the way that oolt has come was as smooth and easy workout Thursday. He said, .. 1 thought It was as smooth and easy a workou ~ fn~.o=t:-g., ~~~n 12~~ Sou· ~ ~~·City no~ton l Wally Post Is I Sold By Red~ Spen~er Bought as ~·ve ever seen Never Bend CINCINNATIIUPIJ - Oullf;•trl-11 er Wally Post wa!i sold to Mir.n~ot.a Twin!! Thur~day hy (".,cinnali Rf'df; for an undis- 1 rlnu•r! amount of ('RSh and the R"rl~ nl!llo 'tnnnunrPd the- signing . "' i nfirl!'l~ nary I SpPnr,•r a~ a I FrPf' !lgl"nt . I ~~ put m." The same jockeys wbo rode In the o:;rby again _handle the "big three, with Willie Shoemaker on Candy Spo!B, Manny. YCJiza on Never Bend and Brauho Baeza on Chateaugay. . The Preakness ~ a crossroads •• ' - General M;mager Bill DeWitt of i t h" Rf'rls sairl PnsL, 33. was sold 1' '' I'm trying desperately to ' to make rnnm for Spencer, who I .. ~d_ed to your team!" f?r chateaugay. cansweep move ofa httle ('loser to awho clean th Tr' 1 Cro cl te b add e 1p e wn ass s Y • lng the Preakneu to his Derby was released by the W. Angeles triumph. The Belmont Stakes on 1 READY FOR DUTY Dodgers Tu<sday . June 8 compleU!s tho golden sePost, in his 14th ~eason in thr CINCINNATI (Up}) rle!ll. maJOr lea~ues, has failed to hit Thacker will enter the Army EIPC WID Triple safely in seven trips to the platf'. six months of active training 11lroughout raclng himtory only In 11 years with the Reds and er this month so that he will eight horses have won all three three with the Philadelphia Phil· ready to play for the Cincinnat.i races-Sir Barton. Gallant Fox, lies he hit ~ home runs a~d had Royal!i most of next season. I .267 hatt.m~ average. His hP~t Thacker, who made the United PRESIDENT PLANS TOUR , ~ertr was ~9:).'l wlwn he he~d 40 PrPss International AU-America WASHINGTON <UPil - Prestomers an a .309 averagt>. team while at the University of dent Kennedy plans a helicopter Cincinnatl last season, was a ter- tour of the Tennessee Valley Au· TO vrsrr AtGF.Rl-\ ritorlal draft choice of the Nationa! Basketball Asl!loeiation ALGIERS IUPII - Cuhan Pre- t earn . mier Fidel Ca~tro will visit AIgeria at the !!nd of this month or the beginning of June, fht> minis- ARRIVES FOR TRAINING try of information announred LAS VEGAS, Nev. IUPU~'hursdo y . Wodd light heavyweight cham· No date was specified. The an- I pion Harold Johnl!lon was expectuouncemenl also said thai Algeri- ed to arrive here today to begin In Premier Ahmed Ben Bella preparations for a dlilfeuse of hla will leave Saturday for a vi~it to crown against Willie Pastrano on , tile UniU!d Arab Republic. , .June l. 1 thority area Saturday. S U Press Secretary Pierre a nger said Thursday Kennedy would make the airborne survey after speaking at the TV A chemical engineering building at Muecle Shoals, Ala. Making public a new timetable, Salinger announced the President would speak at tht Army'a Redatone Araenal in Hwtlllville before leaving the airfield there for his return trip to Washington. Rollins, Ex-Buckeye St_ar, Having Tough 11,- NORMAN MQ.LER Rollins pulll rubber baJtda in his UP! Sporto Writer mouth to hold his jaws together. NEW YORK UP! I - To get He ate bis !trot steal! two nights • Idol of what Rich Rollino of ago and it wu dlHicult to chow. , tile Mhmeoota Twins has been go- Still, the red-lutired Twtno third *'I through, clench your teeth baseman insiste the broken jaw tiPifr l1ld Icy to ea1. ta lk and ahould have nothtng to do with .... hil balling slump. And he fools 'l1loa. lor exercise, try nmning he's letting ml1lAglr Sanr Mole -11'011111 the block - still with and the Twino down because lfiJUr tooth clinched. "I'm not doing my part," Toqb. lln't it~ Rollins, who last se8101l wu . , . voU!d to the Amer1Cllll League .... llnco. Rolhns JaW ~·• All-Star starting team by playera, r., 1 by a pitch In an exhlbltmn coadtes and managen hu jiUt pmo April f, he ' been subsist· about given up bls oo;,._. Ill reo dllt of baby lood, mtlk- pealing llull honor lhil year. !!~ andhamonbly cecently on "Let's lace it," Rollins said - · ...., ,... UTger. . _ ' through a mouthful of wired He mlsseo those Uuck. JUICY teeth, "I won the All-star job laat llelko thet ballplayers reli•h. year baoaUIO I bad a greot flrltl!:ven more so, Lhe former Ohio halt of the seuon. "This year, Slate !llac misses those base hils. there are at leaat four third baJe. llntil he collected • single and men wbo are off to a great start. d<tuhle in Wednesday's 4-3 defeat There'• llrodll Rubinson lOriby the New York Yanltees, Bo111m oles), Clele Boyer <Yanlreesl, Ed ' lt,od sone &-lor-24. His batting av- Charles IA!Netk:ol, Pete Ward ' · .-age Is an anernie .!17. IWhite Soxl, and ma,.,. oven a ., 1Some of the wiring from his few more. ~ , . . removed last week. but "I'd he SBtilfled jiUt to pt 1111 . IIIII ..... sed In bod!: 1n1o lbe groove ao lltat I to Jieep the bones ID migbl belp lhio club," be OOiltln· lag= ""!, _._,.. •.-~a~o •..,..,111111. --~··- ""' • vc-• - now. Tht~re were I lol of rosy predictiona made for thil olub and so far we've !aU.. short. And I'm not doing my part." The 21'>-year-old Rollin1, who batted .2111 l.ul .euoo w:tth 18 homers and !Ill 1'11111 batbtd ID, inIiiii he feelo "real good,'' delplte the fact that hio llmUed diet left him eight pounda below his normal weight thil spring. . "I had qui~ • b1l of pain for few weeks after I wu hit, but " 's g..,. 110w,'' he aald "SomeUme. it'1 hll'd to breath like aft. or I've run oat 1 double.' although I baven'l hit IIUUlY of tbooe lstely,' he added with o wry grin. "But .....-lllJ, I've felt good," he -t1Dtlod. "I've hit l lot of baUa lh81 bave gone d1reetly al tllldera. '1111 eoacbel tell me that heiDI ID and out a1. lbe lineup, like I lulve, huD't helped any. My rh,UU. 1116 liminl baven't betu tho aame. I'm prlll!ar1ly a wrilt ldller ltlld I rely a lol 011 limilll· IIIII I tltlnt thinp will ollrl warldag out BID. "Aa I I - IDIIebrew remark<od when we wore riding oot to tho ballpark, It'a all becotllo I blf' ' "·•--·· -·--. • Crow's STEAK HOUSE . :: -: of the $1M,OOO : 17 19 .472 51.-!!: l Eight 3-year-olds are scheduled 15 17 .469 51:2 I to start in the second of the Triple .4 59 ~~ :~ ~: Omnha, War Admiral, Whirlaway , tunity by failing In the Belmont ! sixteenth of a mile shorter Count fi'leet. Assault and CitatKm. Stakes after winning the first two. the Oerhy ~tnd Never ~end Thret other horses had the CaOO, Spots is favored at B-5 1was in rront at Church!~! Dol•nsll chance Chateaugay seeks in Sat- growing suppor; for Never Bend i witn a sixteenth of~ nule to go. urday·s mile and three-sixteenth each listed at · 5-2. But there Is The other starters m~lude Rural Preaknes.s But Carry Back, Tim ·growing support for ever Bend Retreat, Count~· Sqwre, Lemon T~m and P~sJV_e blew Lhe oppor- because the Preakne88 il Me- Twist an~ On My Hon_or_. _ _ :~~;:~::~~t?t:~~k~~~~ • Hom4! o/ rh• place with a 5-t victory and BaUtmore Orioles bsttered the e :~~l~o;a!'~a~~~:,~in only In the Na~ion" League, the Francisco Giants beat the New York Mets 6-5. the Braves defeated the St. e Cardinals 5-2, the Chicago Cut>S II blanked the Cincinnati Reds 2-0, the Philadelphia Phillies the Houston Colts 5-2. and the Angeles Dodgers nipped the pJt:•-11 burgh Plrate11 1-0. Al't'la BeaU Brosnan Max Alvbs' homer orf Jim BrosREFRIGERATOR-FREEZER nan in the ninth inning gave the Indians their victory over the White SOx. John Buzhardt started for Chicago and bad a 2·1 Lead until Joe Adcock.'s three-run douI. ble put the Tribe ahead "-2, in ' the eighth. Dave Nicholson's run double in the top of the ninth tied the score and set the Slai!ell for Alvis' fourth homer. Pedro II WITH TRADE Ramos, Cleveland's third pitcher, was credited with his first tory. 110 IIOWII I AI II llllll TWIE Brooks Robinson drove in four runs for the Orioles a!XI · .......I~·~·~·:·:,.~·~--....otf Q •aTOa' lfl UU II Wtlt.•l 01t L. . . . . Brandt three more to tag w..1h·ll ington's Dick Rudolph with ,.....-------------------, fourth defeat. Baltimore .tartar·ll AUTOMATIC DIAL Chuck Eolrada , who UmiU!d losers to two hits before depoll'l·ll · · th · th "th a stiff ellt4l•w, 11 :!nmhis '::nd ;arne. 13.2 Cu. fl,IU Cu.l't: 110 llo, F r ANGELS BUY OUTFIELDER NEW YORK <UPil-Bob , ry a bar<Htilting young ou1fleld·ll was expected to join the· ~:IlL------------------~ Angelell Angels tonight in ti for their game with the New York Yankees. Perry was purchased Thursday 1r T hera be om acoma, w was CHICAGO fUPH - U manager For the first six Innings the Fred Hutchinson's cap see~s to g~me was a real pitching battle, fit a little loosely these days, w1th both O'Toole a ndTh Ja~ksothen there is a good reason for it: He'~ hurling score 1ess DB11• en m probably ju~t about bald. seventh lhe Cubs pushed Beroi!IS Anyone s h o u I d understand one run. Don Zanne relieved Hutch's problem. He has given O'Toole _In the eighth, and was In up Lalking about it, because by turn relieved by Bill Henry who now there just isn't anything left a give Chicago for him ~ say. . . a~ tnsurance run tn thE" tsame ln~fter SIX weeks of tearmg hi! mng. h.a1r , and enough ~at.ing, eaiol- The ~eds are in st. Louis ~ hng a~d ~lea~lng to fill 8 book, night Wlth.J~ Jay, the~~ th~ .cmcmnati Red!! are still suff~ring victim of. the Cln~tnnati mtssmg the hal~. . [ bAttm~ slum~, hopmg for his secFor a whole pile of reasons this ond wm agamst six losses. is a virtual tragedy. But ther€: Joey's cap might fit a Utile are two that really stand out. loosely too. Number one, the somet.Unes-up, Some kids _hope to grow up and mosttimes down hitting has left become presl(fent, but one former a whale of a lot of mighty line sharpen th espikea for f!¥YS like pitching go to wast<!. he named the American League'• Number two, the Redm face a manager of the year. very tough road to get into the And at the rate he's goiDg first division even If tltetr per- freshman manager Johnny Pesky formance improves, and a most of the first-place Boston Red Sox improbable road to get anywhere might make it. near the pennant they &uppoaedly Pesky delights in telling had a fair chance of winning. hia teea..age days ln the early ·so. ThW'Sday was another example when be worked u a clubhouse or gooc pitching going to wast<!. boy for the Portland club of tho The Chicago Cubs nailed the Pacific Coast League. Reds for 2-0 shutout, despite I "I used to~ the ohoet a six-hit performance by Ju:n sharpen HM: spike . ~ pya O'Toole, who was aiming for his Joe DIMaggiO, Ted W1Uiam1, seventh win of the season. The HiQ:ins and Frank Crosetti," Reds got six hits too, off Larry dark ..yed, 43-year-old Red Jackson but were unable to do skipper laughs • · anything with them. That'• au behind him DOW Only one Cincinnati hit was so it the ree:t of the lth - ba"l•• doubl W a ..1~ - . good for extra bases - a e League. by pinch hitter Jesse Gonder in pesky•s red-hot Red Sox the eighth inning tltat moved their fifth straight glli!O and John Edwards to third. But Ed- over the league lead 'I'hunday warch; and Gonder were two of blanking the Lol Angeles A!ligeblll the seven Reds left on base dur· 3-0 OD Earl Wil&oD's two-hitter. ing the nine framea. Vada PinGet. T1N IIIIa son was the only Red to get Wilson ev«1 contributed 1 more than one safety - a couple foot triple Blkla tingle ill a::~ ~~ of singles. l~hit attack 1111D1t Dan { Edward&, the only colllistent who UIU8ll1 reHevet for the hitter making a showing for the gell but made hiw flnt ma:~ll Reds tnls season. got his single league start. In the only time he got to bat. 'Die Red Sox got to OaiDskl 'I allo~ed single~ a HELPED COOP! •NO DEFROSTING EVER. NOT EVEN IN THE BIG ZERO-DEGREE FREEZER -- $299.00 . DEfROST MODEL cw.r.,,.,_ And Tolro '1111 HM.. WY2·54U e FRIGIDAIRE eHOOVER e PROVINCETOWN TERMITES "Quality Furnishings at Reasonable Prices" BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. DEFROST MODEL . $248 00 ¥a GAL . . Makes 100 gal. _ __ 9.95 QUARTS . . Makes 50 gal. MEETING HELD H& R.FIRESTONE Middleport, Ohio PREVAil WITH NO TRADE-INS However, We Will Accept Trede-lns. FORDS 1955 FORD VI 2 Door \ W•n. ' IHO FALCON 2 Dr, 1957 CHIVROLIT 4 4r Sold uw for $4100. V-8, auto. trall8., power braku, lltetrlog. _ Radio and aJr. conditioning. One local owner. - F..- lnat&Dce, wbo Ill t:bere "I I tbe llueball Wrltera who would 11oy that 8taD Kuolol IIIII W Spahn ohould not ooe day bo tll8llriDed! 'lll'llltlllr ti'N years after lilt)' retire II JMil'OiT matter tJI fantL Every tiJDe either of thma enteN a (IIIIH he ..t.l>lllbell BIIOther record of 1001110 ~ on.. 111. DO liDelected oldater who hu ouperlor 01 odelltlalll to eltiMr; yery few already eleetod eQjoy a hl;ller mndlnr Ia th- otatlatlca which ........,.. ·l luebill p at 1 . With u apolorleo, the tuleo coul4 ba llllpoedad IDd a th- llltll could be admltllecl- u • f0l'11181 r..apltion of their allnOIIt Ulllque ~ It 'IIOIIId bo llttlqly IIJIU.ual to ... _Hall ., hmll' pi&Jiq . . , ..,...... • •• ll'llat'• 1-nnn <!'·-· ~u_-depo hl Wh....... _... wtefOOCI .. I .~} Auto. HMMr, llftlld. lVIII b1uo. Loob oleo IMido ond out, -· '62 CHEV. IMPALA 4 DR. - - - '2795 lng ill," while the record at. bill -pllohDI"'l"' fade4, deeper Into- the ahadowa of yeateryear-eollrel;r beyond the eye·wlan- eertl1lcat1oll of 11101'0 IIIII more -.,,.., Too many fol'IIW' IP'eall have had IDOIIl!menta er.ctod to them In eemeterlee before IIM7 ba4 piaqDM dedic- to them In Coopel'lltoWL otmo.ly DOl eveeyoae CUI lie !1 ted 101: . . _ , . . throw open the ga.teo would lie to eheapoe the .._,., Howe-, I would lite to - ju8tlllallle ~ ~~ now. 19H FOitD VI 2 Dr. ·:t . . . '59 Dodge 2 dr. H.T. $1195 Coronet V -8. Automatic, power steering, w ltlw !.,...., A real oharp looker. '51 Buick Spec. 4 dr. $1095 1150 Serleo. Six atcl. truns., OUilltlllt tlreo. Runs I(OOd, alltth rough. '57 Pontiac Star Chief $195 2 D<. Hard Top, Power bnbtl, ~ Auto. ....... .Boalaloell~Gbr- A-utomatic:, Power •teerin&, radio. '56 Olds 88 4 .,._ · · $695 Automatie, radio, heater, new tires. lfolor juol completely overhauled. EXTRA 56 MaCURY '57 Chev. 2 door · · · · $595 . '56 ·Bukk Spec. • dr. • $695 V:8 auto. traaa., powvltnbo 11114tng All new wl•'w tlhl. SbiDJ 1>lull llnilb. A real 1NJ - · SPECIALS 57- STUDL HARD TOP 55 FORD 2 door V-1 2 DR. H.T. •395 •195 •395 Custom 2 Door Good tlru and runo lood. l!hwrHowlc Auto. R&H, Loto ... 1111111 lift In this car '"'· 1953 FORD VI 4 Dr. ChH• lro-otteo .... SadMVI. 1955 CHIVIIOLET 2 dr 1953 CHIVROLET 2 dr Htt.lfOII 1951 CHIVIIOLIT VI lmoolo Honltop. looullful Nd llnloh. Std. trona. 1t'o nlco. !ito lt. 1955 CHIVIIOLIT 4 dr. 6 cyl. lt&H. Std. lroM.I!-Ica1 traftiPOI't•tlon •• 1 .. r.Soott. lt55 atiVROLIT Sto. Wat. Nice and clean. '""· WAS 1 LeSobrt ' Door lodal. Lib ...,. oil . ' " ' ....YMOUTM 4 Dr. R•lnlco.VI. IUICKS 1951 fl. YMOUTII4 PC)NTJACS *· ltS7 T-w.... va. *· o-.va. Pl.YMOunt 4 .,,. ....yMIIllfw 4 •• II01uii~ l'tMhlllor•.VI. · *· OI.DSMOBILES MIRCURYS JeepSta. W1g011 W.tt.w'lllll !- . MOTOI SALES ~. white finlab. Auto. obift. 1 60 Dodge··· $1095 4 Dr. Sed·an. 15 cyl. Auto. trans. Heater '62 Dodge··· $1995 '61 Dodge • -- •1495 4 Door Sedan - t ryl . Sid. and heatP.r, local ownt>.r • . 0 a...o. llodlo v '60 Ford---·- 51095 ~'::u:•otiO!II tonowect by • Mrs. U. S. Nease, prorram Electro 2 Door llonl Top. Poww - · ancl llntoo. Aul:om11tle/ltader, had for her topic, "Jie. ports Jl'rom the Landi of Decision." Four countriel are IJe. ing atudied, Arc•tlna, South~~odeoia, Pakistan 1 ad '60 Dodge • - - $995 1 abifL Buldi:'a flneal. 2 Dr. Sedan - V8. Std. tran1. Radio and buter, padded dash. excellent condition. 4 Door Sedan- VB, Std. tram. Radio md • • • $J49S '1395 - Mn. Jack Curlio; IUld Medical ~ ... ltnll• Olio ••w .u wldte tlldlh. Mee. $ ~/ $ Buick • • • .:z<tt;l - -_ f The leader read an article lrvm The MtthodiJt WOIIIBD, Plight of M18rant Wort· Group llnatnaiUld COiteludod • by Mra. Nease the 11111 Mn. • article, "lluznil. Hoi. 4 Door Sedan t eyl Std. trana. Radio and hNter. Very nice interior, tood tire&, good mechanJtal condition. 1 57 Dodge--- $795 4 Door Sedan - VB, oulo. trau Radio and beater, power 11eer1D1 and brakeo. Ono owner. Dodge- - - $195 tllliDe. Body radio 11Jd hutft. Juol a 1ood t Door Sed8ll - t eyl. Good ""'Il, k10 work car. _ laett:nars ~ Mn. Ruu Watson. '57 Plymouth- $695 '5~ --• '' Nurolnc Schools in Pakiswrlllell by a mleoionary nune. Jean Bynall, read by 895 ....... Do« Bani Top. . . . . 111111. ...... lliirlnl1 lDCI ...... •. ' 59 Ford--·-· $1095 '58 Dodge ·- • $695 • lodau...,.. ..... t Door ·I~=~ Cu s ' .._,, • 1 Three roports were read, l'rO>II Gala.xie 2 Door ~dan . Std. tran1. PO"Ner Jteering, radio 111d heater. Ieiiani l'Jvanplislll ln L a II D America, written bf ~ - ~op Barbieri, wu real by illl'r·od Nease; Schools in Soulb4 Door Sedan - V8, auto. trane. Heater ern Rhode~la, written by 1 miJt. and radio. (We have 3 of theM t'ln. Take lionary, Marcia Ball, read by your pick.) WHOLESALE PRICES ··MotORS' I We Heve Drestically Reduced Our Prices On These Used Cars. These C1rs Are OK and As Represented. See Us and Save. Our lnventotty Is High. We Must Move These Cars! '59 Buick - - - •1595 •1495 WeHn. Them AI.._. And They Are Going AI S..Them Mrs . Hanaon Holter, assisU!d by Mrs. Edith Sisson, entertained the WSCS of the Forest Run Methodilt Church Wednesday Jevenll1g at her Forest Run home . The meeting, in char&e or · Mrs. John Scott, president, opwith devotions by Mrs. Mark Evans, who had for her topic, "The Christian Family and the Community," taken from the pamphlet "Portals Prayer." Group singing open· Station Wagon V-8. auto. tran1. Radio and beater. Ori&i,nal new c.ar selling price $3400 -· STUDEIAKERS NOW - 5 RAMBLERS PLYMOUTHS Hostess For WSCS Meeting BETTER BUYI 59 Buick - - 1495 •1395 lNG RAMILIR Amorlcon 2 Dr. standard TroM. ltlf - L i l t Claato 4 Dr. Su-. Push 11u~rlwa, lt&H. lho,.. INl IIAMILU Conwlll'lllole. lted tnd whlto. Stonclord tr..._ ltool elM" anol nita. Clnt loco1 - · S.. It lt55 Pl.YMOUTH t Karr &. Van Z.andt · WY 2·5342 ltts FORD VI 4 Dr. crt. Stotlon W- Automoltclrma. Many More •••• All Plainly Price Merbcl ' c- 6 Mrs. Holter Is Blaettnar CHMOLnS 1951 CHEVIIOLET 4 dr doo. C1"-". Our low Prices Will Put You In Orbit GRADUATE TO A I• 1957 POitD 2 - tr-. R&H. Sao It Ia the voting to tlo<t former greata to bllo!ball'o HaD of Fame, then ia a. regu.- whlob ~ the ..,.... alderatlon of U1.7 eanc!ldate 1111tllltol U..lltieA llw!tift aa a player tor at 6ve yean. '!'be >hltlnJ period W Intended to prtift!iit iaJ'•tl 95 ud "nrc#• GIL the faee of It, he oritic!Ad. However, !hilt rule hu IIOt aMI!wbed a ' - . There have beOII men eleetecl out of Ol'dor of their emlnt11ce. Many an old-tilllOI' bM helm left •oa tbo outalde looll- MIDDLIPOIIT WHOLESALE PRICES ANOTHER HUDEPOHL BY ED KENNEDY 1'hono WY 2-2709 THIRD AVE. Unci Cora. I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;~ That's my opinion .••what's yours? VAllEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Our Unci Cor Lot Is Loadecll Ovor 38 Cart On A Lol With A Copacily of Only 20 Cora. If Ya11 Don't Hovo A Trod•ln, Came In We Will Sell You Any C1r On O...r Lol At A Whol• ..1. Price. Wo Hevo To Reduce Our Slack Of lodan. 1-Hvl 111• ~tuM ~1uo. Stanclorll 'SPORTS PRESENTATIOI'I 5.95 Beware Of Itinerate Peddlers! er: ::l;leod:in~g~tbe~P:a:clflae1Coa~•:t~:l ' eFLEXSTEEL eKLING eADMIRAL :. ' . ' .. . l 1,; • ; ~· Falcon 4 Door Station Waa:on. 59 Dodge--- •1295 beater. '59 Plymouth - *995 4 Door Sedan beater. VI, auto. tran1. Radlo and '58 Ford-·-·-- •695 Fairlane z Door Sedan - V8, auto. lnmt. Radio ond hooter, power oloerln(. OM QVITIK. '57 Buick -- •• - •595 3 Door Riverio, olltl. trODL lladlo tad ...._ or. fOod lire•, boiQo rood, 1'11111 lllea. '57 DeSoto •• - '295 4 Door Sedan. P - ....... ql) . . _ radio ud lloater, IOGII, llollJ - " · '53 Dods-----•395 ~ To• R. H.RAWLINGS Pidi:up• • llpoed . . . . • •·· 1 \.~ �, . ) ~: • . / 1 *7~--v-:-'"""'?·'"j Eastern ~ The Daily Senbnel i! f ' j >_ .; I I. I~•', ~ I ..4 GE P.!'I 'I "I three places only: 180 yd. doo~h~ll.~l A. lace tMI Rl t (R), had firsts in the 100 and I Eastern's Terry HH n"t:.I!J Mile ~ I ~il Moo)<ln I I, )'10 · • 110 Rolly, Middleport. ~btts J more, . i I . " 1. ' Wins Triangular Meet With Jackets, Racine Middleport thinclads cop- 1Jacket relay U!am won I h selling a new school r':"""!. (his pod live li.,ts Thursday in mile and lliW relays. oWl! I, wtth a leap of 20 -8V< triangular meel at Eastern , Eastern, however, with three Racine's Roger Adama heav· more than their opponents. but firsts and a lot of others linish~ed the 16 lb . shot 41'-81\" for a >till came in th_lrd behind East ing in the money was me~l irs! place Ted Bailey whirled ern and Racine when I in •I winner with 60 Racin discu,' 113'·ll\l" and high po·In ts were 1o1ea u~ . . ' • • .. h f ood I was secono$ with 53 poaAts, while jum~ 56 , bot eats a: Alan Wallace . MHS sopho- the Jackets had 41. for first places. "r-.-------------------1 '" ' ' f} 5 cine Eootmo lybener (ft.), .hrbr IBI. ' • BI'MOI Jamp (W l'4") • 1 • .._ run (lUI A. Walloa tUool r-.t,Ritoale (B), Jill. (M), Rheble !!~"""oar (f)). 11 (B), WU... iMI. II!) Dloeuo IUS 11'4 l llalley IRl McNickle (B), HoHmu II!). HlP jamp (I' I") flaDq (B) !E), I1,~Ut:~·~~~~~~~I!II~.I~)-=W~Ilaoa=~(M~),~IIio.:w:•:"oe:;o~(;M~)~,:u:":-._;41:B~l·-, cine, Elttenl. · 141,1.,... 1 Adlrda Eastern 's track , ,cord l hIs IBI, Parker (I! f. MeNiekle IRI. Hotfman Shot Put 440 dash events, Bob Wilson won the mile. John Ridenour Ispring, its best , Is 5-Z, w i I h 180 Rao (J:IIl Rlde•our II!) was home in front or the 1took the half mile, and Ron both klsse! at the hands of War· B. Wallaee (MI, Hood (M). flock in the Z20 dash, and the Ritchie won the broad jump, ren Local. The finishers, first Mile relay, Middleport, Ra- r- • Candy Spots Favored In Preakness By RAY AYRES VPJ Sports Writer· By United Pre1!1 lnt.emaUonai Amerl~a• l..eape w. L. Pet. GB 18 11 .621 Boston Chicago 20 13 .61l6 . . Baltimort" 19 14 .57ts • ~~~:~;::~ily LAA Angl•le!l DMmil ~~n~;~~lt;n 1 Chic&go aL Baltimore, Bight BALTIMORE mPI>-optimism Natloaal League ran high at Pimlico today. with W. L .. Pet.. GR I tlle trainen of Candy Spol5, Never San Francisco 22 13 .629 Bend and Chateaugay each oonfiLos Angele" 19 16 S43 3 I dent that h18 horse was ready f~r Chicago 18 16 .529 31-2 the race of his hfe Saturday m I :! ;: -~~ :~ ~~:l;~~~i• 17 20 12 !fl :~ 5 1Milwaukee _387 7 1Cincinnati : i ~~:,t~~ck :~ Reds BIa nked H i~~:~~v~~~~y ~'·a:n: 2-0 As Its A gaIn sca rce :~ I ~r~a~:s:~~:~~~ :~ ~ : . ;;; Thl:ti'Sday's Rf'!iUitl Thursday's ReSUlts was in the Kentucky Derby two 1 ~ Boston 3 Los Angeles o 1 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 0 weeks ago. k Sl Lou- 2 But Candy Spots failed at ¥ Clevrlnnd Baltimore 5~ Chwago Washin~ton I_. night Milwa~ ee. 5 . IS Churchil1 Dol'm~. suffering the 4, m~ht San FrancisCO 6 New York 5 101111 ~nm<'" schedulf:'dl Philadelphia s Houston 2, night only dereat of his career when he ld•v' s Probable Pitchers Los Angeles Pittsburgh o, night finished third behind Darby Dan nf'~Jta at (']('velnnd tmghtl Frlday*l!l Prob•ble Pltcltel'l Farm's Chateaugay and ,Cain -P ry 40_21 vs R<'ll q 2 1 or , Milwaukee at Chicago_ Shaw Hoy Stable's Never Bend. M~j)Mel l 12_2f. 0-21 vs Buhl I2-S). "'He lOOk!'! a little harder than d-o at Haltim( 1re 1 ni~hl'- Cincinnati at st. Louis (niglrl.>- he, did for the Derby," said Mesh Petr-r -~~ 2 . 2 \ v<;. Rarh+•r l fi.::p .Jay l l~ J v". Broglio 13-U. Tt!Dney, who trains Candy Spots I N, York iJhiladelphia at Houston for Rex C. Ellsworth, lndleatlng vs . - Hamilton t2-0} vs. he believed the son or Nigromante tong•%c) ( 4. 11 _ was sharper now than he was at 1 at (nighnPitt!i!burgh at l..<ls Louisvme. Bowsfield (2:4l or Wickersham (nightl - Gihhon (2-01 v~. Satisfied Wtth Chateaugay ' <2-:.a.>.ss. Morehead 13-0). 42-2 1 Jim Conway, who trains Derby -Moft at wa.~hington 42. twi· New York at San winner Chateaugay, was undauntJlght-Digbt) _ Aguirrt> I:J.;p and l !n i~htl - Cisro 0-3l vs. cd. Earlier in the week he was Mossl (3-2) vs. Danit>ls 40.01 ami q .:JI worried after Chateaugay turned Osteen (0-3). Saturday's Gam"' in a raster mile workout than the Saturday's Gamrs I Milwaukee at Chicago trainer desired. But the coif. has Minnesot 11 at Clevelond Philadelphia at Houston shown no ill effects and appears : Los Angeles at Nf>w York Pittshurgh at Los Angele!i to be in high fettle and Conway Kansas City at Boston New York at San Francis(' 0 promises Chateaugay "will run as Detroit at Washinglon , night Cincinnati at St. Louis, night good or better than be did in Lou- - - -- - lsville." . ALL STAR Woody Stephens. who trams Never_ Bend, second ID the ~y, !-l1 sa~d h• waa completely aausr1ed w1th the way that oolt has come was as smooth and easy workout Thursday. He said, .. 1 thought It was as smooth and easy a workou ~ fn~.o=t:-g., ~~~n 12~~ Sou· ~ ~~·City no~ton l Wally Post Is I Sold By Red~ Spen~er Bought as ~·ve ever seen Never Bend CINCINNATIIUPIJ - Oullf;•trl-11 er Wally Post wa!i sold to Mir.n~ot.a Twin!! Thur~day hy (".,cinnali Rf'df; for an undis- 1 rlnu•r! amount of ('RSh and the R"rl~ nl!llo 'tnnnunrPd the- signing . "' i nfirl!'l~ nary I SpPnr,•r a~ a I FrPf' !lgl"nt . I ~~ put m." The same jockeys wbo rode In the o:;rby again _handle the "big three, with Willie Shoemaker on Candy Spo!B, Manny. YCJiza on Never Bend and Brauho Baeza on Chateaugay. . The Preakness ~ a crossroads •• ' - General M;mager Bill DeWitt of i t h" Rf'rls sairl PnsL, 33. was sold 1' '' I'm trying desperately to ' to make rnnm for Spencer, who I .. ~d_ed to your team!" f?r chateaugay. cansweep move ofa httle ('loser to awho clean th Tr' 1 Cro cl te b add e 1p e wn ass s Y • lng the Preakneu to his Derby was released by the W. Angeles triumph. The Belmont Stakes on 1 READY FOR DUTY Dodgers Tu<sday . June 8 compleU!s tho golden sePost, in his 14th ~eason in thr CINCINNATI (Up}) rle!ll. maJOr lea~ues, has failed to hit Thacker will enter the Army EIPC WID Triple safely in seven trips to the platf'. six months of active training 11lroughout raclng himtory only In 11 years with the Reds and er this month so that he will eight horses have won all three three with the Philadelphia Phil· ready to play for the Cincinnat.i races-Sir Barton. Gallant Fox, lies he hit ~ home runs a~d had Royal!i most of next season. I .267 hatt.m~ average. His hP~t Thacker, who made the United PRESIDENT PLANS TOUR , ~ertr was ~9:).'l wlwn he he~d 40 PrPss International AU-America WASHINGTON <UPil - Prestomers an a .309 averagt>. team while at the University of dent Kennedy plans a helicopter Cincinnatl last season, was a ter- tour of the Tennessee Valley Au· TO vrsrr AtGF.Rl-\ ritorlal draft choice of the Nationa! Basketball Asl!loeiation ALGIERS IUPII - Cuhan Pre- t earn . mier Fidel Ca~tro will visit AIgeria at the !!nd of this month or the beginning of June, fht> minis- ARRIVES FOR TRAINING try of information announred LAS VEGAS, Nev. IUPU~'hursdo y . Wodd light heavyweight cham· No date was specified. The an- I pion Harold Johnl!lon was expectuouncemenl also said thai Algeri- ed to arrive here today to begin In Premier Ahmed Ben Bella preparations for a dlilfeuse of hla will leave Saturday for a vi~it to crown against Willie Pastrano on , tile UniU!d Arab Republic. , .June l. 1 thority area Saturday. S U Press Secretary Pierre a nger said Thursday Kennedy would make the airborne survey after speaking at the TV A chemical engineering building at Muecle Shoals, Ala. Making public a new timetable, Salinger announced the President would speak at tht Army'a Redatone Araenal in Hwtlllville before leaving the airfield there for his return trip to Washington. Rollins, Ex-Buckeye St_ar, Having Tough 11,- NORMAN MQ.LER Rollins pulll rubber baJtda in his UP! Sporto Writer mouth to hold his jaws together. NEW YORK UP! I - To get He ate bis !trot steal! two nights • Idol of what Rich Rollino of ago and it wu dlHicult to chow. , tile Mhmeoota Twins has been go- Still, the red-lutired Twtno third *'I through, clench your teeth baseman insiste the broken jaw tiPifr l1ld Icy to ea1. ta lk and ahould have nothtng to do with .... hil balling slump. And he fools 'l1loa. lor exercise, try nmning he's letting ml1lAglr Sanr Mole -11'011111 the block - still with and the Twino down because lfiJUr tooth clinched. "I'm not doing my part," Toqb. lln't it~ Rollins, who last se8101l wu . , . voU!d to the Amer1Cllll League .... llnco. Rolhns JaW ~·• All-Star starting team by playera, r., 1 by a pitch In an exhlbltmn coadtes and managen hu jiUt pmo April f, he ' been subsist· about given up bls oo;,._. Ill reo dllt of baby lood, mtlk- pealing llull honor lhil year. !!~ andhamonbly cecently on "Let's lace it," Rollins said - · ...., ,... UTger. . _ ' through a mouthful of wired He mlsseo those Uuck. JUICY teeth, "I won the All-star job laat llelko thet ballplayers reli•h. year baoaUIO I bad a greot flrltl!:ven more so, Lhe former Ohio halt of the seuon. "This year, Slate !llac misses those base hils. there are at leaat four third baJe. llntil he collected • single and men wbo are off to a great start. d<tuhle in Wednesday's 4-3 defeat There'• llrodll Rubinson lOriby the New York Yanltees, Bo111m oles), Clele Boyer <Yanlreesl, Ed ' lt,od sone &-lor-24. His batting av- Charles IA!Netk:ol, Pete Ward ' · .-age Is an anernie .!17. IWhite Soxl, and ma,.,. oven a ., 1Some of the wiring from his few more. ~ , . . removed last week. but "I'd he SBtilfled jiUt to pt 1111 . IIIII ..... sed In bod!: 1n1o lbe groove ao lltat I to Jieep the bones ID migbl belp lhio club," be OOiltln· lag= ""!, _._,.. •.-~a~o •..,..,111111. --~··- ""' • vc-• - now. Tht~re were I lol of rosy predictiona made for thil olub and so far we've !aU.. short. And I'm not doing my part." The 21'>-year-old Rollin1, who batted .2111 l.ul .euoo w:tth 18 homers and !Ill 1'11111 batbtd ID, inIiiii he feelo "real good,'' delplte the fact that hio llmUed diet left him eight pounda below his normal weight thil spring. . "I had qui~ • b1l of pain for few weeks after I wu hit, but " 's g..,. 110w,'' he aald "SomeUme. it'1 hll'd to breath like aft. or I've run oat 1 double.' although I baven'l hit IIUUlY of tbooe lstely,' he added with o wry grin. "But .....-lllJ, I've felt good," he -t1Dtlod. "I've hit l lot of baUa lh81 bave gone d1reetly al tllldera. '1111 eoacbel tell me that heiDI ID and out a1. lbe lineup, like I lulve, huD't helped any. My rh,UU. 1116 liminl baven't betu tho aame. I'm prlll!ar1ly a wrilt ldller ltlld I rely a lol 011 limilll· IIIII I tltlnt thinp will ollrl warldag out BID. "Aa I I - IDIIebrew remark<od when we wore riding oot to tho ballpark, It'a all becotllo I blf' ' "·•--·· -·--. • Crow's STEAK HOUSE . :: -: of the $1M,OOO : 17 19 .472 51.-!!: l Eight 3-year-olds are scheduled 15 17 .469 51:2 I to start in the second of the Triple .4 59 ~~ :~ ~: Omnha, War Admiral, Whirlaway , tunity by failing In the Belmont ! sixteenth of a mile shorter Count fi'leet. Assault and CitatKm. Stakes after winning the first two. the Oerhy ~tnd Never ~end Thret other horses had the CaOO, Spots is favored at B-5 1was in rront at Church!~! Dol•nsll chance Chateaugay seeks in Sat- growing suppor; for Never Bend i witn a sixteenth of~ nule to go. urday·s mile and three-sixteenth each listed at · 5-2. But there Is The other starters m~lude Rural Preaknes.s But Carry Back, Tim ·growing support for ever Bend Retreat, Count~· Sqwre, Lemon T~m and P~sJV_e blew Lhe oppor- because the Preakne88 il Me- Twist an~ On My Hon_or_. _ _ :~~;:~::~~t?t:~~k~~~~ • Hom4! o/ rh• place with a 5-t victory and BaUtmore Orioles bsttered the e :~~l~o;a!'~a~~~:,~in only In the Na~ion" League, the Francisco Giants beat the New York Mets 6-5. the Braves defeated the St. e Cardinals 5-2, the Chicago Cut>S II blanked the Cincinnati Reds 2-0, the Philadelphia Phillies the Houston Colts 5-2. and the Angeles Dodgers nipped the pJt:•-11 burgh Plrate11 1-0. Al't'la BeaU Brosnan Max Alvbs' homer orf Jim BrosREFRIGERATOR-FREEZER nan in the ninth inning gave the Indians their victory over the White SOx. John Buzhardt started for Chicago and bad a 2·1 Lead until Joe Adcock.'s three-run douI. ble put the Tribe ahead "-2, in ' the eighth. Dave Nicholson's run double in the top of the ninth tied the score and set the Slai!ell for Alvis' fourth homer. Pedro II WITH TRADE Ramos, Cleveland's third pitcher, was credited with his first tory. 110 IIOWII I AI II llllll TWIE Brooks Robinson drove in four runs for the Orioles a!XI · .......I~·~·~·:·:,.~·~--....otf Q •aTOa' lfl UU II Wtlt.•l 01t L. . . . . Brandt three more to tag w..1h·ll ington's Dick Rudolph with ,.....-------------------, fourth defeat. Baltimore .tartar·ll AUTOMATIC DIAL Chuck Eolrada , who UmiU!d losers to two hits before depoll'l·ll · · th · th "th a stiff ellt4l•w, 11 :!nmhis '::nd ;arne. 13.2 Cu. fl,IU Cu.l't: 110 llo, F r ANGELS BUY OUTFIELDER NEW YORK <UPil-Bob , ry a bar<Htilting young ou1fleld·ll was expected to join the· ~:IlL------------------~ Angelell Angels tonight in ti for their game with the New York Yankees. Perry was purchased Thursday 1r T hera be om acoma, w was CHICAGO fUPH - U manager For the first six Innings the Fred Hutchinson's cap see~s to g~me was a real pitching battle, fit a little loosely these days, w1th both O'Toole a ndTh Ja~ksothen there is a good reason for it: He'~ hurling score 1ess DB11• en m probably ju~t about bald. seventh lhe Cubs pushed Beroi!IS Anyone s h o u I d understand one run. Don Zanne relieved Hutch's problem. He has given O'Toole _In the eighth, and was In up Lalking about it, because by turn relieved by Bill Henry who now there just isn't anything left a give Chicago for him ~ say. . . a~ tnsurance run tn thE" tsame ln~fter SIX weeks of tearmg hi! mng. h.a1r , and enough ~at.ing, eaiol- The ~eds are in st. Louis ~ hng a~d ~lea~lng to fill 8 book, night Wlth.J~ Jay, the~~ th~ .cmcmnati Red!! are still suff~ring victim of. the Cln~tnnati mtssmg the hal~. . [ bAttm~ slum~, hopmg for his secFor a whole pile of reasons this ond wm agamst six losses. is a virtual tragedy. But ther€: Joey's cap might fit a Utile are two that really stand out. loosely too. Number one, the somet.Unes-up, Some kids _hope to grow up and mosttimes down hitting has left become presl(fent, but one former a whale of a lot of mighty line sharpen th espikea for f!¥YS like pitching go to wast<!. he named the American League'• Number two, the Redm face a manager of the year. very tough road to get into the And at the rate he's goiDg first division even If tltetr per- freshman manager Johnny Pesky formance improves, and a most of the first-place Boston Red Sox improbable road to get anywhere might make it. near the pennant they &uppoaedly Pesky delights in telling had a fair chance of winning. hia teea..age days ln the early ·so. ThW'Sday was another example when be worked u a clubhouse or gooc pitching going to wast<!. boy for the Portland club of tho The Chicago Cubs nailed the Pacific Coast League. Reds for 2-0 shutout, despite I "I used to~ the ohoet a six-hit performance by Ju:n sharpen HM: spike . ~ pya O'Toole, who was aiming for his Joe DIMaggiO, Ted W1Uiam1, seventh win of the season. The HiQ:ins and Frank Crosetti," Reds got six hits too, off Larry dark ..yed, 43-year-old Red Jackson but were unable to do skipper laughs • · anything with them. That'• au behind him DOW Only one Cincinnati hit was so it the ree:t of the lth - ba"l•• doubl W a ..1~ - . good for extra bases - a e League. by pinch hitter Jesse Gonder in pesky•s red-hot Red Sox the eighth inning tltat moved their fifth straight glli!O and John Edwards to third. But Ed- over the league lead 'I'hunday warch; and Gonder were two of blanking the Lol Angeles A!ligeblll the seven Reds left on base dur· 3-0 OD Earl Wil&oD's two-hitter. ing the nine framea. Vada PinGet. T1N IIIIa son was the only Red to get Wilson ev«1 contributed 1 more than one safety - a couple foot triple Blkla tingle ill a::~ ~~ of singles. l~hit attack 1111D1t Dan { Edward&, the only colllistent who UIU8ll1 reHevet for the hitter making a showing for the gell but made hiw flnt ma:~ll Reds tnls season. got his single league start. In the only time he got to bat. 'Die Red Sox got to OaiDskl 'I allo~ed single~ a HELPED COOP! •NO DEFROSTING EVER. NOT EVEN IN THE BIG ZERO-DEGREE FREEZER -- $299.00 . DEfROST MODEL cw.r.,,.,_ And Tolro '1111 HM.. WY2·54U e FRIGIDAIRE eHOOVER e PROVINCETOWN TERMITES "Quality Furnishings at Reasonable Prices" BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. DEFROST MODEL . $248 00 ¥a GAL . . Makes 100 gal. _ __ 9.95 QUARTS . . Makes 50 gal. MEETING HELD H& R.FIRESTONE Middleport, Ohio PREVAil WITH NO TRADE-INS However, We Will Accept Trede-lns. FORDS 1955 FORD VI 2 Door \ W•n. ' IHO FALCON 2 Dr, 1957 CHIVROLIT 4 4r Sold uw for $4100. V-8, auto. trall8., power braku, lltetrlog. _ Radio and aJr. conditioning. One local owner. - F..- lnat&Dce, wbo Ill t:bere "I I tbe llueball Wrltera who would 11oy that 8taD Kuolol IIIII W Spahn ohould not ooe day bo tll8llriDed! 'lll'llltlllr ti'N years after lilt)' retire II JMil'OiT matter tJI fantL Every tiJDe either of thma enteN a (IIIIH he ..t.l>lllbell BIIOther record of 1001110 ~ on.. 111. DO liDelected oldater who hu ouperlor 01 odelltlalll to eltiMr; yery few already eleetod eQjoy a hl;ller mndlnr Ia th- otatlatlca which ........,.. ·l luebill p at 1 . With u apolorleo, the tuleo coul4 ba llllpoedad IDd a th- llltll could be admltllecl- u • f0l'11181 r..apltion of their allnOIIt Ulllque ~ It 'IIOIIId bo llttlqly IIJIU.ual to ... _Hall ., hmll' pi&Jiq . . , ..,...... • •• ll'llat'• 1-nnn <!'·-· ~u_-depo hl Wh....... _... wtefOOCI .. I .~} Auto. HMMr, llftlld. lVIII b1uo. Loob oleo IMido ond out, -· '62 CHEV. IMPALA 4 DR. - - - '2795 lng ill," while the record at. bill -pllohDI"'l"' fade4, deeper Into- the ahadowa of yeateryear-eollrel;r beyond the eye·wlan- eertl1lcat1oll of 11101'0 IIIII more -.,,.., Too many fol'IIW' IP'eall have had IDOIIl!menta er.ctod to them In eemeterlee before IIM7 ba4 piaqDM dedic- to them In Coopel'lltoWL otmo.ly DOl eveeyoae CUI lie !1 ted 101: . . _ , . . throw open the ga.teo would lie to eheapoe the .._,., Howe-, I would lite to - ju8tlllallle ~ ~~ now. 19H FOitD VI 2 Dr. ·:t . . . '59 Dodge 2 dr. H.T. $1195 Coronet V -8. Automatic, power steering, w ltlw !.,...., A real oharp looker. '51 Buick Spec. 4 dr. $1095 1150 Serleo. Six atcl. truns., OUilltlllt tlreo. Runs I(OOd, alltth rough. '57 Pontiac Star Chief $195 2 D<. Hard Top, Power bnbtl, ~ Auto. ....... .Boalaloell~Gbr- A-utomatic:, Power •teerin&, radio. '56 Olds 88 4 .,._ · · $695 Automatie, radio, heater, new tires. lfolor juol completely overhauled. EXTRA 56 MaCURY '57 Chev. 2 door · · · · $595 . '56 ·Bukk Spec. • dr. • $695 V:8 auto. traaa., powvltnbo 11114tng All new wl•'w tlhl. SbiDJ 1>lull llnilb. A real 1NJ - · SPECIALS 57- STUDL HARD TOP 55 FORD 2 door V-1 2 DR. H.T. •395 •195 •395 Custom 2 Door Good tlru and runo lood. l!hwrHowlc Auto. R&H, Loto ... 1111111 lift In this car '"'· 1953 FORD VI 4 Dr. ChH• lro-otteo .... SadMVI. 1955 CHIVIIOLET 2 dr 1953 CHIVROLET 2 dr Htt.lfOII 1951 CHIVIIOLIT VI lmoolo Honltop. looullful Nd llnloh. Std. trona. 1t'o nlco. !ito lt. 1955 CHIVIIOLIT 4 dr. 6 cyl. lt&H. Std. lroM.I!-Ica1 traftiPOI't•tlon •• 1 .. r.Soott. lt55 atiVROLIT Sto. Wat. Nice and clean. '""· WAS 1 LeSobrt ' Door lodal. Lib ...,. oil . ' " ' ....YMOUTM 4 Dr. R•lnlco.VI. IUICKS 1951 fl. YMOUTII4 PC)NTJACS *· ltS7 T-w.... va. *· o-.va. Pl.YMOunt 4 .,,. ....yMIIllfw 4 •• II01uii~ l'tMhlllor•.VI. · *· OI.DSMOBILES MIRCURYS JeepSta. W1g011 W.tt.w'lllll !- . MOTOI SALES ~. white finlab. Auto. obift. 1 60 Dodge··· $1095 4 Dr. Sed·an. 15 cyl. Auto. trans. Heater '62 Dodge··· $1995 '61 Dodge • -- •1495 4 Door Sedan - t ryl . Sid. and heatP.r, local ownt>.r • . 0 a...o. llodlo v '60 Ford---·- 51095 ~'::u:•otiO!II tonowect by • Mrs. U. S. Nease, prorram Electro 2 Door llonl Top. Poww - · ancl llntoo. Aul:om11tle/ltader, had for her topic, "Jie. ports Jl'rom the Landi of Decision." Four countriel are IJe. ing atudied, Arc•tlna, South~~odeoia, Pakistan 1 ad '60 Dodge • - - $995 1 abifL Buldi:'a flneal. 2 Dr. Sedan - V8. Std. tran1. Radio and buter, padded dash. excellent condition. 4 Door Sedan- VB, Std. tram. Radio md • • • $J49S '1395 - Mn. Jack Curlio; IUld Medical ~ ... ltnll• Olio ••w .u wldte tlldlh. Mee. $ ~/ $ Buick • • • .:z<tt;l - -_ f The leader read an article lrvm The MtthodiJt WOIIIBD, Plight of M18rant Wort· Group llnatnaiUld COiteludod • by Mra. Nease the 11111 Mn. • article, "lluznil. Hoi. 4 Door Sedan t eyl Std. trana. Radio and hNter. Very nice interior, tood tire&, good mechanJtal condition. 1 57 Dodge--- $795 4 Door Sedan - VB, oulo. trau Radio and beater, power 11eer1D1 and brakeo. Ono owner. Dodge- - - $195 tllliDe. Body radio 11Jd hutft. Juol a 1ood t Door Sed8ll - t eyl. Good ""'Il, k10 work car. _ laett:nars ~ Mn. Ruu Watson. '57 Plymouth- $695 '5~ --• '' Nurolnc Schools in Pakiswrlllell by a mleoionary nune. Jean Bynall, read by 895 ....... Do« Bani Top. . . . . 111111. ...... lliirlnl1 lDCI ...... •. ' 59 Ford--·-· $1095 '58 Dodge ·- • $695 • lodau...,.. ..... t Door ·I~=~ Cu s ' .._,, • 1 Three roports were read, l'rO>II Gala.xie 2 Door ~dan . Std. tran1. PO"Ner Jteering, radio 111d heater. Ieiiani l'Jvanplislll ln L a II D America, written bf ~ - ~op Barbieri, wu real by illl'r·od Nease; Schools in Soulb4 Door Sedan - V8, auto. trane. Heater ern Rhode~la, written by 1 miJt. and radio. (We have 3 of theM t'ln. Take lionary, Marcia Ball, read by your pick.) WHOLESALE PRICES ··MotORS' I We Heve Drestically Reduced Our Prices On These Used Cars. These C1rs Are OK and As Represented. See Us and Save. Our lnventotty Is High. We Must Move These Cars! '59 Buick - - - •1595 •1495 WeHn. Them AI.._. And They Are Going AI S..Them Mrs . Hanaon Holter, assisU!d by Mrs. Edith Sisson, entertained the WSCS of the Forest Run Methodilt Church Wednesday Jevenll1g at her Forest Run home . The meeting, in char&e or · Mrs. John Scott, president, opwith devotions by Mrs. Mark Evans, who had for her topic, "The Christian Family and the Community," taken from the pamphlet "Portals Prayer." Group singing open· Station Wagon V-8. auto. tran1. Radio and beater. Ori&i,nal new c.ar selling price $3400 -· STUDEIAKERS NOW - 5 RAMBLERS PLYMOUTHS Hostess For WSCS Meeting BETTER BUYI 59 Buick - - 1495 •1395 lNG RAMILIR Amorlcon 2 Dr. standard TroM. ltlf - L i l t Claato 4 Dr. Su-. Push 11u~rlwa, lt&H. lho,.. INl IIAMILU Conwlll'lllole. lted tnd whlto. Stonclord tr..._ ltool elM" anol nita. Clnt loco1 - · S.. It lt55 Pl.YMOUTH t Karr &. Van Z.andt · WY 2·5342 ltts FORD VI 4 Dr. crt. Stotlon W- Automoltclrma. Many More •••• All Plainly Price Merbcl ' c- 6 Mrs. Holter Is Blaettnar CHMOLnS 1951 CHEVIIOLET 4 dr doo. C1"-". Our low Prices Will Put You In Orbit GRADUATE TO A I• 1957 POitD 2 - tr-. R&H. Sao It Ia the voting to tlo<t former greata to bllo!ball'o HaD of Fame, then ia a. regu.- whlob ~ the ..,.... alderatlon of U1.7 eanc!ldate 1111tllltol U..lltieA llw!tift aa a player tor at 6ve yean. '!'be >hltlnJ period W Intended to prtift!iit iaJ'•tl 95 ud "nrc#• GIL the faee of It, he oritic!Ad. However, !hilt rule hu IIOt aMI!wbed a ' - . There have beOII men eleetecl out of Ol'dor of their emlnt11ce. Many an old-tilllOI' bM helm left •oa tbo outalde looll- MIDDLIPOIIT WHOLESALE PRICES ANOTHER HUDEPOHL BY ED KENNEDY 1'hono WY 2-2709 THIRD AVE. Unci Cora. I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;~ That's my opinion .••what's yours? VAllEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Our Unci Cor Lot Is Loadecll Ovor 38 Cart On A Lol With A Copacily of Only 20 Cora. If Ya11 Don't Hovo A Trod•ln, Came In We Will Sell You Any C1r On O...r Lol At A Whol• ..1. Price. Wo Hevo To Reduce Our Slack Of lodan. 1-Hvl 111• ~tuM ~1uo. Stanclorll 'SPORTS PRESENTATIOI'I 5.95 Beware Of Itinerate Peddlers! er: ::l;leod:in~g~tbe~P:a:clflae1Coa~•:t~:l ' eFLEXSTEEL eKLING eADMIRAL :. ' . ' .. . l 1,; • ; ~· Falcon 4 Door Station Waa:on. 59 Dodge--- •1295 beater. '59 Plymouth - *995 4 Door Sedan beater. VI, auto. tran1. Radlo and '58 Ford-·-·-- •695 Fairlane z Door Sedan - V8, auto. lnmt. Radio ond hooter, power oloerln(. OM QVITIK. '57 Buick -- •• - •595 3 Door Riverio, olltl. trODL lladlo tad ...._ or. fOod lire•, boiQo rood, 1'11111 lllea. '57 DeSoto •• - '295 4 Door Sedan. P - ....... ql) . . _ radio ud lloater, IOGII, llollJ - " · '53 Dods-----•395 ~ To• R. H.RAWLINGS Pidi:up• • llpoed . . . . • •·· 1 \.~ �,, (' • ~:::Y:::U.7' .. 1 "~"·"i Eastern ., Wins Triangular Meet W~h Jackets, Racine Middleport thinclads .COP· ' Jac ket relay !<!am won t h " I setting a new school record (his " pe<1 five f1rsts Thursday m • !mile and 88() relays. owl! ), with a leap of 20'-ll'l•" .- triangular meet at Eastern, Eastern however with thr.. Racine 's Roger Adllllll heav· t more than their opponents. but f_irsts_ and 'a lot of ;!hers finish- ed. the 16lb. shot 11_'-61;" lo_r a .till came in third behind East h f 1 Ted B 1 h led a1ay w tr I mg m t e money, wao meet trst pace, er~ and Racine when I in a wmner with 60 points, Rarino the discu• ll3 '·1ll'>'' and hlgn ~ 1pomts were lotea up. was second with 5J poiats while l J'umped 5'6'' both feal5 good ~ • Alan Wallace, MilS sopho- the Jackets had 41. lfor first places. ,i I P~ GE 1!1 ' ~ l more , o'!,•••••••••••••••••---..; 1 • I ' se .• three plaees only : Wal olne, Eaat..... ~~· ~~n\£~ 180 yd. dub (10.1) A. • uo run (IU) A. Wlll~<t odlooJ recood, Rllc!llle (l!l), Bal&laee tMI Rllc!hle tEl (M), Rlleblo IE), Rldea- (E). ey (R) WU.. (MJ. (RM),Ue a.. (•·.li) Hoffmao IE) Di&CUI (liS' II%") RaBey (R) • • McNickle tRI, Holfmu (E), HIP Jump M) (I' I'') :!Jelley (R) M kl lEI H ll -IRI M "'" 'E) a• n ' ~oelddl ·, UO daob (13.0) Willoa (M), B. Wallace ( • ' " ' ' 180 Rela~, epor ' cine Eaotern Sll~t Put ·(,l'll'a'') had firsts in the 100 and Eastern 's Terry Hoffman Eastern 's track ~~cord 1 hIs IRJ, Parker (Eh McNickle IR). 440 dash events. Bob Wilson · John Ridenour spring , its best, is 5-2, wit ll 880 J\U• (1:15) Ridenour (E) was home in front of the : took the half mile, and Ron both losse: at the hands of War· B. Walla~ fM), Hood (M). flock in the 220 dash , and the 'Ritchie won the broad jump, ren Local. The finishers, first Mile relay, Middleport, Ra· won the mile, I n-· . 1 aa.1d hE was completely sati.sfted first division ·even if their perw1th the way that colt has come formance improves, and a most was as smooth a~d ~IY workout improbable road to get anywhere Thursday. He sa1d, I thought it near the pennant they supposedly was as smooth and easy .a workou hnd a fair chance of winning. as I've ever seen Never Bend Thursday was another example Spencer Bou~ht CINCINNATI ilJPii - Outfield- put in." of goor pil<:hing going to waste. Wally Post Mir.np~ota Twin~ REFRIGERATOR ·f REEZEI It Mating publie a new tbnotable, No date was specified. The anDOuncement also said that Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella !:'MU leave Saturday for a visit to pion Harold Johnson was expected to arrive here today to begin preparations for a defenae of hll crown against Willie Paatrano on salinger announced the Preaideot would speak at tht Army's Redatone Araenal in HWitsrille before leavinl the airfield there for NO DEFROSTING EVER 1 1 1 ' , ... Vnited Arab Republic. June 1. his return trip to Washington. ·Rollins, Ex-Buckeye S~ar, Having Tough • llf NORMAN MU.LER tJPt Sporlri Wrflor !lEW YORK UPIJ - To get ·• Yaa of what Rich Rollins of > lila Twins has been gofila through, clench your teeth . . . , and try to eat, talk and .._Ia tjllop. 'Dian, lor exercise, try running ; .. . . . lite block - &till with ,.... Iiiith clinched. , , Taop, Ia~ it' Bollina pull rubber bands in hls mouth ID bold hls jawa togelber. Ho ate bis flrot ateak two nlgbte ago and it wao dlllicult to cbaw. Still, the red-haired Twin• third b8S8IIlllll inllilll the broken jaw lhould bave notblng to do with hls baWng slump. And he feels he's letting l!IIDigS' Sam Mele and the Twina down because "I'm oot doing my part." Rollins, who last seaaon wao voW ID the American League All-star slartillj!team by playorl, ooame. and managero, bu jUJt about given up hi& hopeo ot ...,. pealing that honor this year. "Let's face it," Rollins said through a moulhlul of wired teeth, "I won the AU-Star job Jut year becaUM I had a greot flrat. now. There were lot of rosy predictiono moda lor this tlub and 10 far we've faUan short. And I'm oot doillg my part." 1 The 26-yeaNJld Rollinl, wlto ballad .2118 lest .....n with 18 bomero ond 911 runs batl<!d In, Jo. aiJta he laels "real good," deoplte the fact that hio Umlted diet left hJm eight pounds below hio normal weight thirl spring. "I bad qutr. a bit of poln for ' , • few weeb alter I wao hit bot • 1 ...... lliDco Rollms JaW was U's giJIM! -·" be "Some· "", by a pltcb ,in an exhibition times it'• hard to breath, Ute aft. ' ..... Apil T, he ' been IIUbsist· er I'Ye l'1ID out a double, althougb ltta on a dlot of baby food, rmlk· 1 bavea't hit many ol thola late...... lltlllp and only recently on ly, ' he odded with a wry grin, 10ft fDod lllta hamburger. . . "But ....,.ally, I'Yo felt good,'' He mlsses those th•ck ._ IUJey lte Clllltllluod. "!'"" hit I lol of llloal<l that bollplayers rehsh. baUa that have gone directly ot gven more 80, the former Ohio baH of the se.uon. "'This year. ftelderl. 'It. eoacbll tell me that State star misses those base hits. there are al least fuur third bue- belni Ill and out e1 ,the Uneup, Until he collected a single and men wllo are off to a great start. Ute I bsve, basn~ helped any, double in Wednesday's 4-S defeat There'• Broob Robinson lOri· My rhythm IIIIi limine baVEII't li7the New York Yankees, Rollins olesl, Clele Royer <Yankees!, Ed boeot the umo. I'm primaril)' a · ..bad gone &-!or-24. His batting av. Cbarles tAtbltlbl, Pete Ward wrist 1t1t1er and I re1J a lot on II an anemic .217. (White Soxl, and maybe oven a timioJC. But I lbJnl: thillp will of the wiring !rom his few more, llart Wliddlll out IOOD. ,... removed last week. but "I'd be satisfied )1AI to set "AI JIIUIDOII Killebrew ,.. IMih IIIIJ ""' I!IICIIsed In Into the graove 10 tbat 1 marked wben we were riding out ' ~!•- to .Rep the bones in might belp this elub,'' be contlll- 'to the ballpark, lt'o an boeomo a ..,_ be .,. Jato a ...,.., j tilL ·"l'<~r 1101 ~'iplal ·1111 IHm bil dl'l•quow.• · • ,.,..... ·~ .-rd. JD the voting to •Ieet former greats to bee :ball'e HaD of Fame, then i8 a reg~datloa wblah forbido the _ . lllderatloa of any OBDdidate uW be bu boell lltactlft aa a player for at 1eut five yean. Tbe waiUq period Ia brteaded to pl'8VeDt laj •i' .. lllld. ...- . ... tbe of It, be criticized. However, this rule bao JIOt abollllhed ·~ The,.. have beeD men elected out of order of their eminEilce. Many an old-timer 11M been lott •.., tbe oullkle - · iDe in," while the l'OCOJ'd ol hill """""'pllohmenta fadeol deeper Into the obadowa of yesteryear- entlreJ;J beyond the eye-wlineso eerW1catioD of JIHII'e ltllll more \IOtera. Too many former IP'e&tl ha-ve bad mmnuneata encled to them In oemeteriea before they bad ~ dedicated to them In Cooperatown. Obo-ly JM>t ..,eryoae eaa be oleo ted at oaoe. '!'o throw open the gateo would be to cbea.pon the .._.r. Howewr, I 11'0Uld IIJJe to - NOT EVEN IN THE BIG ZERO-DEGREE FREEZER $299·00 WITH TRADE IW DOll PlfIIIIIIEJIIff Wl11l TIAD£ , . .• .• , ! .,_ • ••'101" OIU-•R.t.TOAI Ul 111• to YU.•• 011 LO. . . AUTOMATIC DIAL DEFROST MODEL DEFROST MODEl 13.2 Cu. Pt.- 1U Cu. Pt. I • 1101~.F- ANGELS BUY . OUTFIELDER NEW YORK IUPH-Bob , 8 hard-hitting oun outfieldry pee•-• [ jo'~ the er, was ex = w w Angeles Angels tonight in for their game with the New y k y kee For !notaooe, who ira the,.. _ , , the Buebotll Writers who would oay that lltaD lluolal !llld w....... Spahn abo,uld not one day be oaabrUied? Waltlllr flY• yeara after the)' retire ia purely m•ttet ol 101'111. Every time either of them enteno a pme be . . - a llabea another reeord of aomo - . Tb.,. 111. DO elected oldater wbo 1111 ouporllll' oredentJallo to eitberl Tel')' U.. already elected eajoy a biJ)Ier atiDdlnl Ill. thooe atatiltieo wbleh meaoure !NIIeb.n s-t ell. Wltb na apologl01, the ruloa ooa14 be auapeadod !llld th- mEII could he adm!Uod u a flll'llllll reoopitioll ol their almoet UDique p ate It would be fittiDIIY UDlllual to - a Hall ol Flmer pkJlq llueball. ftat'o •1 opln... , , •• Wloat'a JO-Ur!U '::::.:..~~}ftultpohl SERVICE H&R FIRESTONE Middleport, Ohio FORDS '59 Dodge 2 dr. H.T. $1195 Coronet V-8. Automatic, power lleoring, wlslw tlreo. A real oharp looker. '57 Chev. 2 door · · •· $595 IIIII Series. Six ltd. traans., tlrel. Runs cood, a Httlt rough. ._noat '57 Pontiac Star Chief $895 '58 Buick Spec. 4 dr. $1095 2 Or. Rani Top, .......... bnlkol, - . . AutOJilBtie, Power steering, radio. Auto. lriiiL llealalol ...... '56 Olds 88 4 Door · · $695 Automatic, radio, heater, new tires. Mo- tor jut contflJtteiJ overbaulad. o- Stondonl trans. R&H. IN It now. 1956 POliO VI 2 Dr. Auto. HHter, medIum blue. Loolq nl.. lnoldo ......... c- -·.,.., '56 Buick Spec. 4 dr. - $695 1953 FORD VI 4 Or. Chu,. tra-rtotlool HARD TOP '395 '195 '395 Automllle lrsDL Au.tGaiaUI Inns. S!lvwHawk 2 DR. ·a.r. Many More •••• All Plainly Price Marked; MOTOR SALI.S PLYMOU111S 1951 fL YMOUTM 4 OrMn. VI. ~r. .lts7 JILYMOunt 4 •• T-lohoa.VI. . I... "'yMCJUtw 4 .... ' ltl..........""' ............ VI. Karr & ·van Z.a ndt ....... 1955 CHIVIIOLET 2 r Sedan • 1953 CHIVROLIT f ilr Hor<lt.,. 1951 CHI!VIIOLIT VI 1...,..1. Hanltop. looutHul ,... llnioh. Std. trens. lt'1 nlee.. 5oo II. 19U CHEVROLIT 4 dr, 6 cyl, II&H. Std. trans.I-IHI tro.._...otl011 •• • _ ... cor. s.. lt. 1955 CHIVROLIT Sto. ...... Wa1. Nice and eleaft. -· 1155 PLYMOUTH 1 •• , • t. Sedan VI. 1MIJ ltAMILIII American 2 Dr. ltondonl Trano. 195t IIAMaLIR Cl-Io 4 Dr. Iuper. Push louttoto ~ri... II&M.Ihorp. 1161 IIAMILIR C-rtlltlo. IIIII and whh. Standonl trlftl. IIMI ciNn niM. OM loco! - · ... It ...1 ..... VI. 57 STUDL CHEVROLET$ 1951 CHEVROLET 4 dr 6 cyl. Stotlon W 1957 CHIVROLIT 4 dr RAMBLERS . l95t JILYMDUTM 4 Dr. 55 FORD 2 door V-8 ., 196$ FORD VI 4 Dr. Auto. R&H, Loto ol mllao loft In thl• car V:8 auto. Irani., _ . . braUs 1114lng All new wlll'w 1in1. Shi117 !llaoll Jiniah. A 1'H1 boq - · EXTRA SPECIALS WY 2·5342 ° eFLEXSTEEl eKLING eADMIRAl PREVAIL WITH NO TRADE-INS However, We Will Acce t Trllde-lns. '62 CHEVo IMPALA 4 DR. - - -'2795 JOOCI, ll TER ITES SUPPLY CO. WHOLESALE PRICES Our Low Prices WID Put You In Orlait Good tlreo and runo SANDWICH' I VALLEY LUMBER dl~~t~~ ~lue. Cutlom2Door I Beware Of Itinerate Peddlers! ·1..0 FAI.CON 2 Or. leUn. loeutlful m• 56 MERCURY STEAK HOUSE BAKER FURNITURE dan. Clun. 1955 FORO VI 2 1 Secl1n. malle. Crow's • 1957 FORD 2 Door I• juatillallle eueptioU =!:U.~~:bH~~ : e FRIGIDAIRE eHOOVER e PROVINCETOWN Sold new for $4100. V-8, auto. tram., power brake•, 1teering. . Radio and IJr. conditioning. One local owner. BY ED KENNEDY . Mn. KOMelb Mldlul ,.., 1 CLELAND'S T.V. ter-1 World light beavywelsht cham· . Mainly About • People In Pomeroy "'t:, lh~s he hit 2il8 . home runs and . had Royals mo~t of next season. Thursday. 11 the year. ' Le Departemental Chapeau MAY II . Miss Tebreh Wo~gabriel of Run home. . It was dcidod the school d'Ohlo Bernice Christenson of M181 Tebreh Woldegabr~el of Ethiopia, Africa was guest A short bo•1ire• ....1on wu . . should be held from 9 to 11:30 NeY~, was the honor~ guest Mrs. C. F. HJbbo and ber Ethiop13, Africa, will be the Mn. Carl Moore and Mro. opeaker when ~ Women's AJr eoadllcled by Mn. Michael, Teacher• and workers of the and the closmg program on Fri· at Thursday eYenlng's dinner daughter-in-law, Mrl. Georse gueat .speaker at the Women's John Smlth were Mother's Day ooclation of the First Uoiled pre~~ldont, and PIMa • e r • Chesler Co11111111nlty Vscabon ~y night. They ~.hosa f~ 1 he meelln& of Gallla County Salon Hibbs are leaving Saturday tor AssocJatJoo of Ftrs.t Um~ Pres- dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. Presbyterian Churdl In Middle- played Jllld prilll awarded to Bible School met Monday eve- Sharing Project the Week- No. 812, Eight and Forty, held Kissimmee, Florida, to vioit bytertan Church '" Middleport Geoffrey Wilson and family . port met Thursday evenillg at Mn. Robert Nelson, Mrs AI· ntng at the Cheoter Methodist day Rallglous Educatio~ Pro- In the Palm Room of the Lafay- the former's mother, M r '· which will meet Thur~y eveMr. and Mrs. Don Jett aod the church. fred Biggs wbo allo wo , 1h • chu_rch to complete plans for of ~elgs County ette Hotel. Rhea Brown. They will be gone ntn~ at the church Wtlh M r a. daughter, Ll!a Kay, were Sur>- Mrs. George Anderson pre- door priJe, Ml'l. Nathan Bi~, lhPtr V.B.S. Jun.~ to 1~. Tuchers manuals were glv· AcrompanyJni her was EYa· a wOe!<. Dwight Wallace, Mrs. Bethel day afternoon guesto of her sit- sided in the absence of Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Stewart and Mrl!, M~ ~ llrlp boChrlst~ '::''• : t !hand ~e 1gen•ra~ched· Una Berkley of Nevada, La Mrs. William Slater, Me1ga Coleman, . Mrs. Carl Horkey, ter and brother-ir>-law, Mr and James Sanborn with M r s. Charles Lathey. Refreshmente 0 · ~ !'!.L.,~~!., 1:;'da ..;: sc 00 exp 1 Secretalre-Calsslere, and other County Contact Chairman of Mrs, Sadie Starkey, Mrs. WU· Mrs Geoffrey Wilson and lam- Dw1ght Wallace giving tbe de· oerved by the hoole!S to · """"" ~u ., evol , ,: . state officers present were A.r· Garden Clube is llliiiOUJICtng th>t ltam Mom•, Mrs. Walter Ow· ily votions enlltlod, " The LoYe of thooe named aboVe and Mra. Ill~ Three G •· Paula Sue 8tJCfH4e roe Marshall of Lancasl<!r, L'· a flower tu'rllllllilli demonstra· ens and Mrs. Branch Flemmg I Mrs. Carl Moore, Mro Roy God," written by Billy Gra· Wilbur Young, Mrs. ~rd fl, ..,....cer, , A.rchiYisl<! and Mabel Brown, Uon and workshop wU1 be held 81 hosteaseo. Tracy and Mrs. Den•ll Geog. ham. The prayer for Slrchfield and Mn. of the IChool, " 88 In Ha. Fifth Birthday Gallipolis, Ritual and Emblem. Tl>uroday, June s, at the Civl· Magnolla Temple Pythian St. llein wero recent visitors in ~ties was given by Miss FiJcher. It:!~ to ,.:'"::110 MASON - Paula Sue Bo•ock Emma Wayland of Middle· tan bulldlnt ""Marietta begJA· ters wUI meet Thursday at 7' 30 Parkersb"rg. garet Sauer A synodical meet· ~~=-------=--=;jc~..~., llchool t at honored on her fifth birth- port, Le Petit Chapeau of the nlni at 9 a. m. Mra. p au 1 p.m. at the DAV haU. AU mem- Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Showers ing was announced for June 17· cera .lbould be elected. Thls aoSaturday with a party giv· Gallia County Salon, presided Rood of Newwk, Ohio, 11 the bers are urged to be ~t. and daughl<!r, Mary, of Wellston 21 at New Concord, Ob1o. . tp~ ttl:.~ at her home in Mason. Host- at the meetins and Introduced deomoutrator Thole attending Thf Child f""aena~on Leas; were ~nday guests of Mrs Ho- HJghlight of the eventnc was! h I flnlll !hour h ur~ •• were her parents, Mr. gu..t speakers. are asked to .brlni container, ue o Mldd eport w moe mer Showers. a talk giYen by MISs Woldega0 6 e,!;;lt ton"" ~:~ w 0 r e Mrs. Paul Bocock. Mildred Hamilton, secretaire, mechanics, flowers and fohage ~ursday e:en~ngh May ~ M at Mra. Charles Withrow spent !riel, who 11 a senior at Ohio elec!M : : . ' Jack Spencer Games were played and pri~:- read commurucaliomr and re- for the workshop Ill the afte,.. ~/tmM.~IA 1~ o~e 0 Tuesday with Mrs. Nora Roush. UmYers1ty ma)ormg in Home reskl' ~ler Melhodtet: awarded to Sharon Pauley, grets from other mVJtod guests. noon and also a sack lunch. r . 1 · " · uy . :n Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Freck- Econom1cs She wiU gradual<! ~" ;;:;ld Holler vice proal: Cheryl Huber and Crystal Mrs. ChriStenson compliment· Mr. and Mrs. c. L, Wood of nold~, M•dwep"':t ~~h...~'~en- er, Racinc, had as theJr guests in June and return to her own 1 deni u. Herman 'u B. Mra Fruth. Refreshments were serv· ed the salon oo its work lor tu· Sommersville, W. Va., visited ~~co:', ~ s~ th Child ,. Sunday, Mrs. Howard Bolin, country where she will teach · f Athens Road, Mrs. Guy Smith, for three years The speaker Rl h•ard'f'"Barton' ....,:18ry'' Naz.· ed to hoaoree and the follow- bercular children and for con· wlth Mra. E. M. Wood this Th vwe opme,n Ao e 1 c ' ~· ' J . Sch M lr'but· t N ti I J . h e omen s SSOClll Jon o d M h ~~~ arene .... Mn. Willard Eben- ing guest&, ame w.arz, a· I .Ions o a ona eWIS past week . . th First Unit Presb terian Mr . an rs Kennet Frazer ~old of .the customs and reu.ebach,l tnuurer MI. Harman rle Lambert, Barry, D1ana and Hos_p•taJ '" Denver and other Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. e will me~ ThurJ. ev- and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rou•h 1ous behels of her country. She U B . ' Tracy Harris, Crystal Fruth, proJects of E1ght and Forty. C, E. Burdette and Mrs. Emt Y th and children, Debb1e and J.R. wore a nat1ve costume of wh1te 1 7. 30 Homeo/lhe were given questionPaul~y. Guyia Roush, Tbe tables . were beautifully ersoo Jooes spent Thursday i,, a A f. . p. m. : f e all of Gallipolis. ,cotton trinuned in green which naires to 1111 out to help deckle Cheryl Huber, David Bocock, decorated With old·laahlottod GaUipolio. a s~~: :"~:0 ~~ Eldon Kraeuter fell Thursday had been woven in Ethiopia. Fabulou1 how many hours the llchool Ronald Pauley, Susan and Jen· sn.owballs and r9ses,_ m keeping Attending Pomeroy will be on the rJ>. Iat h1s employment and JS a pa- A salad course was served' 11 should be wblch 'night w a I Loo Thabet, Mindy Raynes, . with the red and white colors of OES Grand Inspection Tueeday p I tient at St . Joseph Hospital. at the close of the . ' Nimrod Pauley, Mrs. Car· the salon. lnes Marchi, Dolores from Middleport were Mrs. . the hosl<!sses Mrs. deB Harris. SendlnB gifts were Magnani and Dorothy Hecker Jolm Lyons, Mrs. Theo Neutz- The mother · daughter ban· lace, Mrs. Bethel Mr. and Mrs. George Gum and were in charge of floral decor· ling, Mra. Charles Bennett, sponsored by the WSCS Wahama PTA Ha. Mrs. Carl Horkey, Mrs. Branch George, Jr., Mrs. Delbert Bo- allons and favors. Mra. Jamea Pullen, Mrs. James the Umted Methodist chllrch lmtalled 0/Jicer• Fleming, Mrs. William MoJrrls .. ll IIc1JCk, Miss Pattv Callingsworth, The visitors wore presented Clatworthy and Mrs. Allen be hold Thursday at. 05 MASON _ Oificers of the wa. Mrs. Walter Owens and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Billy C. Clark and lwlth corsages and gifts of hes. m. m the church din'"g hama High School PTA were in· Robert Starkey. . AU women of the ch~h stalled recently by principal, ----purses and gloveo from their Mr. and Mrs. John hosts. Favors lor the evenJni have receiYed word thai mvJI<!d to attend and brmg Clyde Foley and are pres!HELPED COOP• & GUEST OF DAUGHTER were, h cal~da~ key II rJnis, son, L-Cpl. John Lyons, who is daugl~ter ·uorbeana ';!'J~~ dent, Gerald Rood ; v'tce presi· Donovan 0 Roush .·easman Mrs. Lettie Roush io in Col- Isera c pa I a penc '· staticmed In Camp Pendleton, lh wtl 11 d ert dent. Mrs. Adrian La they; sec- apprentice USN son 'of Mr •nd ~~~~~:te:as the guest of her Calif., hao been promoted to e mea , ro ess at·. reta ry, Mrs. J ames Ha rt • n d , Mrs. Walter , Roush , of~ North . drink provided . s,Those and family, Sgt. and Wahama /tlullcwn Corporal. Ha recently complet· are asked to bring treasurer Mrs. Harry Staats. Second. Middleport, " ""vinodl WY 2·2255 O....By"'""Raymond Allensworth and ed OYerseaa duty In the South own table service. Mrs. Fern Reichert, chair· aboard the fleet oiler USS NI'W· It 601 I. Moln St. And T.... '1111 Hlone Wim Hisla Honor Pacillc. Bethel No. e2 of the fnterna· man of the cultual arts com· ishiwl, and took part In the A Mason county musician Order of Jolt's Daughters mil lee thanked those present I Pacific recovery of Astronaut WY2·5422 won top 1101dier honors at BIRTH ANNOUNCED meet in regular session who took students 1 Charles- Leroy Gordon Cooper May 15 Brooklyn Army Terminal at 7:30 p. m. at the ton to attend the Forum of t he Iduring his 22 orbits or the eartll. '"ii""":i:: (BARTl last month. Sp-4 Rub- Mr. and Mra. Val E. p M . Tm 1 Future. The next scheduled 1,-...ii...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii....ilii ert L. Artie, ,... of Mr. and nolds of Morsantown •. W. Va., omeroy """nJC e pe. meeting will be tl•e first ThursMrs. DenYer B. Artis of Mason, are announcl"'l the btrth of A rumm":!y s~e sponsored day in September. the WSCS of the Unil<!d MeHAVE VISITORS trumpeter in the 328th ArmY son We?""'!ay, May 15 at the Band in Brooklyn, N. Y. was West V1rgxua UniVersity church will be held at "Quality Furnishings at Reasonable Prices" selected "soldier of the month" cal Center, we1ghlng 3 lbo., Sunday visitors of Mr. and . A -1 oz., and named Val DaYis-Warner ·butlding, l'ri· Mrs. Homer Holley and Mr. m prl · Grandparents are Mr and Saturday. George J . Thoma of Liberty a~ · MAY II ' I He was chosen for hb . !' L. E. Reynolds of . Lane, Pomeroy, were Mr. and pearance, mllltarr. beartng, nul· and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hicks Ohio Valley and Great Bend Mrs. A.G. Preston of Hunt· MIDDLEPORT, 0. ltary courtesy, military and sen- of Morgantown. Great-trandmC)o Granges will be guests when ington, W.Va., Mr. and Mrs. oral knowledge. !hers are Mrs. Margaret Rey· Hemlock Grove . Grange Earl R. Hollman of Columbus Artis played In the Wabama nolds of Middleport and Mrs. meets Saturday evenmg. Mem- and Mrs. H. B. Curd of Porn· Sc~l band and gradual,. Char lea Oben of Los bers of the host Grange are eroy, m 1959. Calli. Mr, and Mra. asked to bring pies for refresh· 1-'1 GAL... Makes 100 gal.--- 9.95 baYe two daughters, Ly~n. FIRED MISSILE QUARTS . . Makes 50 gal. - - - 5.95 MEETING HELD years old and Gynn, three MAY !0 Army PFC Archie A. Hay· Theodorus Council Daughters man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Frieda Faebola, promo- yoara, America will meet In regular Ward B. Hayman, who live In lion sacretary of the W.S.C.S. session Monday, at 7:30 p. m. IRacine, has taken part in a of Heath Church, held a oomMEETING ANNOUNCED All offleers, the team and mem· week of missile firing p~i~~~~~:: [I ~tlee meeting of the secretar- The county-wide elau meet· are requested to _he pres· at McGregor Guided & tes of the W.S.C.S. for the leiJIJ. Inti wUI be held Sunday, May to plan for Inspection. Range, N. M, 89 a member Our Uaad Car Lol Is Loodacll Ov... 38 Cars On annual reporte. Attendmg were It at 1 p. m. al the Freedom MAY Zl Battery c of the 65th 'hono WY 2·2709 A Lot Wilh A Capaeity of Only 20 Can. Mrs. Allred Scarberry, M r 1. Goopel Mlulo.n at Bald Knobs The Twilight Garden Club will 4th Mll8lle Battalion. If You Don'l Havo A Trad•ln, Como In Wa Garnet Entsminger, Mrs. Jack on SUversvllle : Bashan Road. meet Tuesday eYenlng at the l,o,;.,iiitoiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..,_,...,...iiiiiii:l:i Will Soli You Any Car On Our Lot At A Whol• BechUe, Mrs. Earl Knight, !leY, Grlllltb II pastor of th.e or Mrs. Elmer Wlkcham 11le Prlca. We Have To Racluca Our Stock Of Mrs. James Criswell, M r •· church and Rev. Ahart, leader with Mrs. Louis Reibel as coU1td Can. Herman Haddox, Mrs. E. M. of the meeting. The publle II hostess, There will be a plant Wood. Invited. sale. ISALES cfl That's my opinion ooowhat's yours? ~~ :::~';.~u~.., Women Hear Speaker From Ethiopia Motorola Television Pesky delights in telllng ·atioUl won his second game. -~ a -•· ...._ of singJes. 10-hit attaca; 5 .......1t uan a .267 battmg average His hest I Thacker' who made the United I PRESIDENT PLANS TOUR . Edwarda. the only consistent who umally reUevea for the yeEir was 195!> wlwn he hfl d 40 Press International AU-America WASHINGTON IUPII - PreSt- hitter making a showing for the gell but made his first malorll homers and a 309 average team while at the University of dent Kennedy planK a helicopter Reds thls season, get his single league start. Cincinnati last season waa a tour of the Tennessee Valley Au- In the only Ume he got to bat. The Red Sox got to Os1DJkl '1'0 VISIT AJ,GF!RlA rltortal draft choice 'of the Na- tbority area Saturday. . -;;~~~~~~~~~;;;~;;;;;;;~~~;~ tiona! Basketball Association Press Seeretary Pierre Sabnger I , ALGIERS IUPII - Cuban Pre- team. said Thursday Kennedy would ANOTHER HUDEPOHL mier Fidel Castro will vislt AImate the airborne mrvey after '!PORTS PRESENTATION ~Bia at the end of this month or speaking at the TVA chemi~l the beginning of June, the minis- ARRI'VES FOR TRAINING engineering building at Muscle try of information announced LAS VEGAS, Nev. <UPI>'- Shoals, Ala. Chester Plans Bible School . JUne DUllng Ilbefll·. Te.;.,hera The same jo~keys who rod~ !n The Chicago Cubs nailed the the Derby agam handle the b1g Reds for a w ahutout, despite h " 'th Will' Sh ak t ree. WJ 1e oem er on a six-hit performance by .Jim Candy Spots, Manny. Ycaza on O'Toole, who was aiming fl)r his I Never Bend and Brauho Baeza on seventh win of the season. The Chateaugay. Reda got six hits too, off Larry ;erry a:.. ~urclulsed Thursday frt~ ;~gPnf . The Preakness Is a crlll!sroads Jackson • but were unable to do skipper laughs · 1r T h be om acolllll, w ere f?r Chateaugay. who can move a anything with them. 111at'R all behiDd him now and leadin 'Lhe Paelfic Cout L~li:UOII · General M~mager Bill DeWitt bttle closer to a clean RWeep of Only one Cincinnati hit was 10 ill the rest of the Amer.icau 'tb g ba"'"" the Reds said p~'st . 3~. was Mid "l"m trying despentely to ge& th Tr' 1 Cro Ia ics b add WI a .393 .._.. average. 8 traded to your team!" e tp wn e !IS Y · good for extra bases - a double League. to make room for Spencer, who ) ____.:.... _ _ _ _ _ ,lng the Preaknoss to his Derby by pinch hitter Jesse Gonder In Pesky's rod·bot Red Sox won was released by the Loo Angeles I -triumph. The Belrrnmt Stakes on the elghtb inning l!lat moved their filth otralght game and Dodgm Tuesday . READY FOR DVTY June 8 completes ll1o golden ,.. Jobn Edward 1 to third. But Ed- over the league lead Thuroday Post, in his 14th st>ason in the , CINCINNATI <UPII rie". wards and Gonder were two of blanking~ Lot Angela Al!j!ellll ma]Dr leagues. has failed to hil l Thacker will enter the Army Ef«bb WIB Triple the seven Reds left on baae dur- Won Earl Wilson's two-hitter. ufely in seven trips to the plate. six months of active training lat- Throughout racing history only ing the nine frames. Vada PinGetl Tw Rita In 11 years with the Reds and er this month "' that he will he eight hor"" have won all three son was the only Red to get Wilson eWJII contributed a three with the Philadelphia Phil ready to play for the Cincinnati races-Sir Barton. Gallant Fox, more than one aafety -a co..le foot triple and aiiDgle bt ~=~~:II was sold to the ThllrRdAy hy C' ''1rinnati Red" for an undi'· ll rlnc: ... d amount of cash and R"cis also •tnnounrt>d th"' 'il!l';;,ng ::~ i rrf infir>ll'lv nary] SpPnrPr 8l'o er' Around And About M'ddl rt I epo t" And at the rat.! be's fourth defeat. Baltimore llartor freshman manager Johnny Chuck Estrada, who UmJted of the first-place Boston Red losers to two hill before depart· might make it. .. 1 .•• lng in the sixth with a sttrf 010ow, 11 his teen-age days in the wheo he worked as a clulbbo'osel boy for the Portland club of Pacific Coaat League. " "I U8ed to pollsb the oboes and (•sharpen the spike .sfor guya iu: Joe- DiMaggio, Ted WilliamJ, Mike Higgins and Frank Crosettl,'' the dark-eyed, 43-year-old Red Sox Gallia Sal~n ~ for the clooing program, Has Nevadan As .. ~~~~·~h~fngw':!:..~c~· ~:~ Dinner Guest Dany sentinel, Pomeroy-MJ4cneport, o.. May 17. 1983·7 a:•: d Re 5 Blanked 0 A 5 HI't5 A gaIn • sca rce er_ Hend, secnnd in the Derby, very tough road to get int4 the ' J:'r:':.::: ! Wally Post Is I Sold By Reds~ ' ( us:g Candy Spots Favored In Preakness BJ' RAY AYRES Omaha, War Admiral, Whirlaway, tunity by falltng In the Belmont sixteenth or a mlle shorter UPJ Sporil Writer Count Fl~t, Assault ~nd Citation. Stakes after winning the firs! two. the Derby .and Never Bend By lJnlte4! Pn111 lnten~•Uonai Chicago at Baltimore, night BALTIMORE \UPll-Optimism Thret- other horses had the i.~andy Spot-. i~ favored at 8-5 was in front at Churchill Do•.,nsll Amerloll Le•pe N•tloaal League ran high at Pimlico today, with chance Chateaugay seeks in Sat- growing support for Never Bend 1 with a sixteenth o£ a mile to W. L. Pet. GB W. L .. Pd.. GB trainers of Candy Spots, Never i urd.ay 's mile and three-sixteenth each liMed at 5·2. But there is I The other starters include! ~;::~II ~ Boston 18 11 .621 . . San Francisco 22 13 .629 and Chateaugay each confi· l Preakne.ss. Bu~ Carry Back, Tim ' growing support for ever Bend i R~eat, County Squire, L 20 13 .6116 Los Angele!! 19 16 .543 3 dent that his horse was ready for Tam and Pens1v.e blew the oppor- because the Preakness 11 one- TwiSt and On My Honor . : Chicago 1BaltimorP 19 14 .576 1 Chicago 18 16 .529 31:ir: the race of his life Saturday in 1 New York 111 12 .571 I ~Z , St. Louis 19 17 .528 31:l the 87th running or the $180,000 all their runs ir the fir!Jt iMlng. I Kansa!' c uy 10 14 .56:~ P-2 : Pittsburgh t6 t6 .soo 4lh Preakness stake!!. The cleveland Indians knocked Cleveland 14 13 .519 3 1Philadelphi~ 16 17 .435 5 · the Chicago White Sox out of first Los Angrl('s 11 :m .459 5 Milwaukee 17 19 .472 51,-2 Eight 3-year-olds are scheduled I place with a 5-.4 victory and the . t 1. ,... 17 .469 s\1 Balitmore Orioles battered the 7 c·mcmna umi'Oil 12 HI :187 ' . to start in the second or the Triple Washington 13 22 371 8 New York 15 20 .429 7 Crown classics. Candy Spots on~ l l Washington Senators 9-1 in only Minne~ota 11 20 355 8 Houston 15 21 .417 8 again is the favorite, just as he • other AL games scheduled. Tluwsday'a Rt'sults Thursday's ReSult• was in the Kentucky Derby two In the Nation~ League. the San 1 Boston S Los A.ngele~ o i Chic.agn 2 Cincinnnti 0 weeks ago. Francisco Giants beat the New it B8 Illm' . orl! 9 W8.1; h.mglon 1.' ntg . hi·!'1'1 k 5 St Lo . 2 But Candy Spots failed at York Mets 8-5, the Milwaukee n l wau ef' . . UIS ; (;levP.Iand 5 Chil.'ago 4, m~hl ! San F'ranci~eo 6 New York 5 Churchill Downs, suffering the Braves defeated the St. .lAJuis 0 I} gn me!' scheduled! Philadt>lphia 5 Homl'ton 2. night only defeat or hL.~ career when he Cardtnals .5-2. the Chicago Cubs lday·~ Probuble Pltcl'lers Lo.c; Angeles Pittsburgh o, · finished third behind Darby Dan blanked the CinciMati Reds 2-0, · • 1 F'arm's Chateaugay and ,Cain CHICAGO IUPIJ - H manager For the first six innings the the Philadelphia Phillies do•meilll ·' nesola at C\e-\'eland !m,z;nt Fr ld •}·•8 p-• rvua bl e PI tc hera _ ry I0-2! vs . R(' ]J 11 ·2' or M1Jwaukee at Chicago _ Hoy Slable's Never Rend. Fred Hutchinson's cap seems to game was a real pitching batt 1e. the Houston Colt8 5-2, and the M~·ell 12_21 . o-21 vs. Ruhl t2-3J . "He lOoks a little harder than fit a little loosely these days, with both O'Toole and Jackson Angeles Dodgers nipped the""'"'" ~ al Baltimore 1 night l - ' Cincinnati at St.. Louis mgmJ-- ' he did for the Derby," said Mesh there is a good reason for it: He's hurling scoreless ball. Then in the burgh Pirate!~ 1.0. 1 Peter .~~ 2 -2 \ vs. Rarher ,f',. 1 l .l(ly !1-f'il vs. Broglio GJ-11 . Tenney, who trains Candy Spots probably juRt about bald. · seventh the Cubs pushed aeross , AIYID BMtl BrolltU l.a!t .W~f'l~ 81 N... w York I Philadelphia at Houston lnightl for Rex C. Ellsworth. indleotlng Anyone s h o u I d undersialld one run. Don ZMnr relieved Max Alvis' homer off Jim Bro•s·IJ (nigh~_ Nelson 12,o 1 vs. Bou·, - Hamilton !2-0J vs. he believed the snn nf Nigromonte Hutch's problem. He has given O'Toole in the eighth, and was in nan in the ninth inning gave ton (3-J\ I 14_0 _ was sharper now than he was at up talking aOOut it, because by turn relieved by Bill Henry who Indians their victory over Kansas City at Bo~ton lni~ht ~- Pittillburgh at UJ" Angeles Louisville. now there just isn't anything lett allowed a single to give Chicago White Sox. John Buzhardt sta:rt.O!II Bowsfield (24J or WirkPr!'ham 1 lnighfl - Gihbon (2.01 v~. Miller Satisfied With Chateaugay for him ~ say. . an insurance run 111 the same in- ror ChicagO and had a 2-1 '" <t4> .J':&. Morehead 1:1-0 J. ' (2-21 Jim Conway, who trains Derby After s•x weeks of tearmg h.L8 ning. until Joe Adcock's three-run .:fJi!trolt at Wa~hinglon !2, twi-1 New York al San winner Chatea~ay, was undaunt- hair. and enough herat.ing, eajo1- The Reds are in !\ U>ui.tl to- ble put the Tribe ahead 4--2, llgbt-Dlgbt.) - AguirrP 13-31 nnd !night. I ~ Ci sco 11 -31 vs . ed. Earlier in the week he was ling a~d ~lead_ing to rm a book. night with Joey Jay, the D'l0Bt· the eighth. Dave NiCholson's Mossi 13.2) vs. Dani f' ls lfl.o• and q .11• worried after Chateaugay turned thr.: Cmcmnat1 Reds are still suffertnu victim of the Cinclnnat 1 run double in the top of the nintb Osteen (().3), Saturday's Gam~ in a faster mile workollt than the missing the ball. bAtting slump, hoping for his sec- tied the score and set the slaJiell I Milwaukee at Chicago trainer desired . But the colt has For a whole pile of reasons this ond win against six losses. for Alvis' fourth homer. Saturday's Gamf's · Phi!adPiphia at Houston shown no HI effects and appears is a virtual tragedy . But there Joey's cap might fit a little Ramos, Cleveland's third pitcher, Minnesota at Cievebnd : Los Angeles st N("w York Pittshurgh at Los Angeles to be in high fettle and Conway are two that really stand out. I008ely too. was credited with his . first vicN('W York at San Francisc 0 promises Chateaugay "will run as Nun:aber one, the _someti.mes·up, Some kids ho~ to grow up and tory. Kansas City at Roston Cincinnati at Sl. Louis, night good or better than he did in Lou-~ mostttmes down hitting hal left become president, but one former Brooks Robinson drove in four i Detroit at Washington, night - ---~---- lsvilie." a whale of a lot of mighty fine sharpen th espikes lor ~ys Uke runs for the Orioles and Jaokiell . pitching go to waste . be named U:Je American League'• Brandt three more to tag WashALL STAR Woody Stephens, who trams Nev· Number two, U.e Reds face a manager of the year. ington's Dick Rudolph with hJs i lA ~· $TUDEIAKERS IUICKS PONTJACS OLDSMOBILE$ MlltCURYS ,_, St•. W•aon W.HM'IMI We Hawl'hRni.AI.._. And n..y,.,. GoUla At At... Blaettnar BEnER BUY' - - • $1495 $1395 NOW WAS au white linilb. Auto. oblft. lodaft. Lib - '59 Buick - - • '1595 '1495 . ·MOTORS Mrs. Holter Is Hostess For WSCS Meeting Mrs. Hanson Holter, assisted by Mrs. Edith Sisson, enterlsln· od lbe WSCS of the Forest Run Methodl!t Church Wednesday levenllli at her Forest Run home. The meelln&, In charge of Mrs. John Scott, president, opwith devotio1111 by Mrs. 1.,...-. Evans, wbo had for her "The Christian Family the Community," taken torom the pamphlet "Portals Prayer." Group singing open· ~U::u:VoliODI followed by • Mn. u. s. Nesse, pi'IJ8fam Electra Z Door llanl Tep. Poac - • aad lnttl. Autoontltielleeder, had for ber topic, "Jia. lhifl. Bulck'1 flnell, ports From the Landa of 0. '61 Ford --• eiaion." Four countries are beIng atudled, Arpnllna, South- $1495 $1395 Cblna. Station Wl(oa. , . . _ - I .,a. old. oltlft. Oola loeal ownor. We Have Drastically Reduced Our Prices On The~e Used Cars. Thtte Cars Are OK and As Represented. See Us and S1ve. Our Inventory Is High. We Must Move These Cars! '60 Dodge--- $1095 4 Dr. Sedan. e cyl. Auto . trans. Heater '62 Dodge--- '1995 Station Wagon V-8, auto. trans. Radio and beater. Orijinal new car selling price $3400 '60 Dodge --- $995 2 Dr. Sedan - VB. Std. trans. Radio and heater, padded dash. excellent condition. and '59 Ford---·- '1095 Three reports were reed, PrC)o Galaxie 2 Door Sedan. Std. trant. Power lteerinc, radio and beater. Rhodelia, Pakistan ~==~Evangellam Ill LBishop 1 lin written by '1995 IFred Neue:...Schools 1'0111 by Mn. '58 Dodg· . - -~-~§95 in South•u<O- -- Rhodesia, written by a milliOIIIJ'Y, Marcia BaD, read Mr1. Jack CUrtll; and Ml!lllical and Nursing Scboola in Pallia- 99 • 895 ....... • 5 -- - - •795 4 Door Sedan d, trans. Htater and radio. (We ha~e 3 of these ran. Tab your pick.) Plymouth- '695 • •1870 '1695 llllrll~:! ~y,!u,oru:'.:'~ '57 DOOI' Sedan I cyL Std. tro01. Radio and heater. Very nlee intarior, rood u,..., good Mn. Ruu Wataon. The leader read an article from The Mathadlat Woman, P1lgbl of Mlllanl Work· Group linClnl and lftY' by Mn. N - coaeluded ~;~and Mn. Hollie' l l article, "HumiJ.. $ $ · ~ WHOLESALE PRICE$ See GRADUATE TO A 4 meeNn\cal condition. '57 Dodge --- $795 ' Door Sedan - V'8. auto. tra01. Radio and beater, power lloeriDt ond brallel. Olio ........ '5$ Dodge '195 no. Sedan - I cyl. Good on&iao. --· t Body _,.,, llu radio and lloatar, Juat a 10011 '61 Dodge--- '1495 4 Door Sedan - I cyl. Std. traM. llllcllo 1nd heater, local owner. '60 Ford-·--- '1095 Falcon 4 Door Station Waaoo. '59 Dodge--- '1295 Door Sedan - V8, Std. trana. Radio and he-ater. 4 '59 Plymouth - '995 4 Door Sed•n - VB, auto. trano. Radio ond beater. '58 Ford ------•695 Flirllne 2 Door Sedah - VI, aulo. truo. Radio and heoter, _ . •temn1. One OWltel'. '57 Buick-- -- .. '595 3 Door Rlveria, · - trauo. Radio 111d !ltdor ...... tires, bleb IOOd. nw lllca. ""# '57 DeSoto--- S295 ' 4 Door Sedan. " ndlo llld lloater, - ..,. 11ro111t, told, ~ ,.,..• '53 Dodge-;.-"'395 Ton 1 .,...,1r-. . ~ Pickup. Ra H. RAWLINGS IIODGB-00001 J. SECOND & MILL ST. ' ~ DART-l..\lti~CD · • i �,, (' • ~:::Y:::U.7' .. 1 "~"·"i Eastern ., Wins Triangular Meet W~h Jackets, Racine Middleport thinclads .COP· ' Jac ket relay !<!am won t h " I setting a new school record (his " pe<1 five f1rsts Thursday m • !mile and 88() relays. owl! ), with a leap of 20'-ll'l•" .- triangular meet at Eastern, Eastern however with thr.. Racine 's Roger Adllllll heav· t more than their opponents. but f_irsts_ and 'a lot of ;!hers finish- ed. the 16lb. shot 11_'-61;" lo_r a .till came in third behind East h f 1 Ted B 1 h led a1ay w tr I mg m t e money, wao meet trst pace, er~ and Racine when I in a wmner with 60 points, Rarino the discu• ll3 '·1ll'>'' and hlgn ~ 1pomts were lotea up. was second with 5J poiats while l J'umped 5'6'' both feal5 good ~ • Alan Wallace, MilS sopho- the Jackets had 41. lfor first places. ,i I P~ GE 1!1 ' ~ l more , o'!,•••••••••••••••••---..; 1 • I ' se .• three plaees only : Wal olne, Eaat..... ~~· ~~n\£~ 180 yd. dub (10.1) A. • uo run (IU) A. Wlll~<t odlooJ recood, Rllc!llle (l!l), Bal&laee tMI Rllc!hle tEl (M), Rlleblo IE), Rldea- (E). ey (R) WU.. (MJ. (RM),Ue a.. (•·.li) Hoffmao IE) Di&CUI (liS' II%") RaBey (R) • • McNickle tRI, Holfmu (E), HIP Jump M) (I' I'') :!Jelley (R) M kl lEI H ll -IRI M "'" 'E) a• n ' ~oelddl ·, UO daob (13.0) Willoa (M), B. Wallace ( • ' " ' ' 180 Rela~, epor ' cine Eaotern Sll~t Put ·(,l'll'a'') had firsts in the 100 and Eastern 's Terry Hoffman Eastern 's track ~~cord 1 hIs IRJ, Parker (Eh McNickle IR). 440 dash events. Bob Wilson · John Ridenour spring , its best, is 5-2, wit ll 880 J\U• (1:15) Ridenour (E) was home in front of the : took the half mile, and Ron both losse: at the hands of War· B. Walla~ fM), Hood (M). flock in the 220 dash , and the 'Ritchie won the broad jump, ren Local. The finishers, first Mile relay, Middleport, Ra· won the mile, I n-· . 1 aa.1d hE was completely sati.sfted first division ·even if their perw1th the way that colt has come formance improves, and a most was as smooth a~d ~IY workout improbable road to get anywhere Thursday. He sa1d, I thought it near the pennant they supposedly was as smooth and easy .a workou hnd a fair chance of winning. as I've ever seen Never Bend Thursday was another example Spencer Bou~ht CINCINNATI ilJPii - Outfield- put in." of goor pil<:hing going to waste. Wally Post Mir.np~ota Twin~ REFRIGERATOR ·f REEZEI It Mating publie a new tbnotable, No date was specified. The anDOuncement also said that Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella !:'MU leave Saturday for a visit to pion Harold Johnson was expected to arrive here today to begin preparations for a defenae of hll crown against Willie Paatrano on salinger announced the Preaideot would speak at tht Army's Redatone Araenal in HWitsrille before leavinl the airfield there for NO DEFROSTING EVER 1 1 1 ' , ... Vnited Arab Republic. June 1. his return trip to Washington. ·Rollins, Ex-Buckeye S~ar, Having Tough • llf NORMAN MU.LER tJPt Sporlri Wrflor !lEW YORK UPIJ - To get ·• Yaa of what Rich Rollins of > lila Twins has been gofila through, clench your teeth . . . , and try to eat, talk and .._Ia tjllop. 'Dian, lor exercise, try running ; .. . . . lite block - &till with ,.... Iiiith clinched. , , Taop, Ia~ it' Bollina pull rubber bands in hls mouth ID bold hls jawa togelber. Ho ate bis flrot ateak two nlgbte ago and it wao dlllicult to cbaw. Still, the red-haired Twin• third b8S8IIlllll inllilll the broken jaw lhould bave notblng to do with hls baWng slump. And he feels he's letting l!IIDigS' Sam Mele and the Twina down because "I'm oot doing my part." Rollins, who last seaaon wao voW ID the American League All-star slartillj!team by playorl, ooame. and managero, bu jUJt about given up hi& hopeo ot ...,. pealing that honor this year. "Let's face it," Rollins said through a moulhlul of wired teeth, "I won the AU-Star job Jut year becaUM I had a greot flrat. now. There were lot of rosy predictiono moda lor this tlub and 10 far we've faUan short. And I'm oot doillg my part." 1 The 26-yeaNJld Rollinl, wlto ballad .2118 lest .....n with 18 bomero ond 911 runs batl<!d In, Jo. aiJta he laels "real good," deoplte the fact that hio Umlted diet left hJm eight pounds below hio normal weight thirl spring. "I bad qutr. a bit of poln for ' , • few weeb alter I wao hit bot • 1 ...... lliDco Rollms JaW was U's giJIM! -·" be "Some· "", by a pltcb ,in an exhibition times it'• hard to breath, Ute aft. ' ..... Apil T, he ' been IIUbsist· er I'Ye l'1ID out a double, althougb ltta on a dlot of baby food, rmlk· 1 bavea't hit many ol thola late...... lltlllp and only recently on ly, ' he odded with a wry grin, 10ft fDod lllta hamburger. . . "But ....,.ally, I'Yo felt good,'' He mlsses those th•ck ._ IUJey lte Clllltllluod. "!'"" hit I lol of llloal<l that bollplayers rehsh. baUa that have gone directly ot gven more 80, the former Ohio baH of the se.uon. "'This year. ftelderl. 'It. eoacbll tell me that State star misses those base hits. there are al least fuur third bue- belni Ill and out e1 ,the Uneup, Until he collected a single and men wllo are off to a great start. Ute I bsve, basn~ helped any, double in Wednesday's 4-S defeat There'• Broob Robinson lOri· My rhythm IIIIi limine baVEII't li7the New York Yankees, Rollins olesl, Clele Royer <Yankees!, Ed boeot the umo. I'm primaril)' a · ..bad gone &-!or-24. His batting av. Cbarles tAtbltlbl, Pete Ward wrist 1t1t1er and I re1J a lot on II an anemic .217. (White Soxl, and maybe oven a timioJC. But I lbJnl: thillp will of the wiring !rom his few more, llart Wliddlll out IOOD. ,... removed last week. but "I'd be satisfied )1AI to set "AI JIIUIDOII Killebrew ,.. IMih IIIIJ ""' I!IICIIsed In Into the graove 10 tbat 1 marked wben we were riding out ' ~!•- to .Rep the bones in might belp this elub,'' be contlll- 'to the ballpark, lt'o an boeomo a ..,_ be .,. Jato a ...,.., j tilL ·"l'<~r 1101 ~'iplal ·1111 IHm bil dl'l•quow.• · • ,.,..... ·~ .-rd. JD the voting to •Ieet former greats to bee :ball'e HaD of Fame, then i8 a reg~datloa wblah forbido the _ . lllderatloa of any OBDdidate uW be bu boell lltactlft aa a player for at 1eut five yean. Tbe waiUq period Ia brteaded to pl'8VeDt laj •i' .. lllld. ...- . ... tbe of It, be criticized. However, this rule bao JIOt abollllhed ·~ The,.. have beeD men elected out of order of their eminEilce. Many an old-timer 11M been lott •.., tbe oullkle - · iDe in," while the l'OCOJ'd ol hill """""'pllohmenta fadeol deeper Into the obadowa of yesteryear- entlreJ;J beyond the eye-wlineso eerW1catioD of JIHII'e ltllll more \IOtera. Too many former IP'e&tl ha-ve bad mmnuneata encled to them In oemeteriea before they bad ~ dedicated to them In Cooperatown. Obo-ly JM>t ..,eryoae eaa be oleo ted at oaoe. '!'o throw open the gateo would be to cbea.pon the .._.r. Howewr, I 11'0Uld IIJJe to - NOT EVEN IN THE BIG ZERO-DEGREE FREEZER $299·00 WITH TRADE IW DOll PlfIIIIIIEJIIff Wl11l TIAD£ , . .• .• , ! .,_ • ••'101" OIU-•R.t.TOAI Ul 111• to YU.•• 011 LO. . . AUTOMATIC DIAL DEFROST MODEL DEFROST MODEl 13.2 Cu. Pt.- 1U Cu. Pt. I • 1101~.F- ANGELS BUY . OUTFIELDER NEW YORK IUPH-Bob , 8 hard-hitting oun outfieldry pee•-• [ jo'~ the er, was ex = w w Angeles Angels tonight in for their game with the New y k y kee For !notaooe, who ira the,.. _ , , the Buebotll Writers who would oay that lltaD lluolal !llld w....... Spahn abo,uld not one day be oaabrUied? Waltlllr flY• yeara after the)' retire ia purely m•ttet ol 101'111. Every time either of them enteno a pme be . . - a llabea another reeord of aomo - . Tb.,. 111. DO elected oldater wbo 1111 ouporllll' oredentJallo to eitberl Tel')' U.. already elected eajoy a biJ)Ier atiDdlnl Ill. thooe atatiltieo wbleh meaoure !NIIeb.n s-t ell. 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KOMelb Mldlul ,.., 1 CLELAND'S T.V. ter-1 World light beavywelsht cham· . Mainly About • People In Pomeroy "'t:, lh~s he hit 2il8 . home runs and . had Royals mo~t of next season. Thursday. 11 the year. ' Le Departemental Chapeau MAY II . Miss Tebreh Wo~gabriel of Run home. . It was dcidod the school d'Ohlo Bernice Christenson of M181 Tebreh Woldegabr~el of Ethiopia, Africa was guest A short bo•1ire• ....1on wu . . should be held from 9 to 11:30 NeY~, was the honor~ guest Mrs. C. F. HJbbo and ber Ethiop13, Africa, will be the Mn. Carl Moore and Mro. opeaker when ~ Women's AJr eoadllcled by Mn. Michael, Teacher• and workers of the and the closmg program on Fri· at Thursday eYenlng's dinner daughter-in-law, Mrl. Georse gueat .speaker at the Women's John Smlth were Mother's Day ooclation of the First Uoiled pre~~ldont, and PIMa • e r • Chesler Co11111111nlty Vscabon ~y night. They ~.hosa f~ 1 he meelln& of Gallla County Salon Hibbs are leaving Saturday tor AssocJatJoo of Ftrs.t Um~ Pres- dinner guests of Mr. and Mn. Presbyterian Churdl In Middle- played Jllld prilll awarded to Bible School met Monday eve- Sharing Project the Week- No. 812, Eight and Forty, held Kissimmee, Florida, to vioit bytertan Church '" Middleport Geoffrey Wilson and family . port met Thursday evenillg at Mn. Robert Nelson, Mrs AI· ntng at the Cheoter Methodist day Rallglous Educatio~ Pro- In the Palm Room of the Lafay- the former's mother, M r '· which will meet Thur~y eveMr. and Mrs. Don Jett aod the church. fred Biggs wbo allo wo , 1h • chu_rch to complete plans for of ~elgs County ette Hotel. Rhea Brown. They will be gone ntn~ at the church Wtlh M r a. daughter, Ll!a Kay, were Sur>- Mrs. George Anderson pre- door priJe, Ml'l. Nathan Bi~, lhPtr V.B.S. Jun.~ to 1~. Tuchers manuals were glv· AcrompanyJni her was EYa· a wOe!<. Dwight Wallace, Mrs. Bethel day afternoon guesto of her sit- sided in the absence of Mrs. Mrs. Thomas Stewart and Mrl!, M~ ~ llrlp boChrlst~ '::''• : t !hand ~e 1gen•ra~ched· Una Berkley of Nevada, La Mrs. William Slater, Me1ga Coleman, . Mrs. Carl Horkey, ter and brother-ir>-law, Mr and James Sanborn with M r s. Charles Lathey. Refreshmente 0 · ~ !'!.L.,~~!., 1:;'da ..;: sc 00 exp 1 Secretalre-Calsslere, and other County Contact Chairman of Mrs, Sadie Starkey, Mrs. WU· Mrs Geoffrey Wilson and lam- Dw1ght Wallace giving tbe de· oerved by the hoole!S to · """"" ~u ., evol , ,: . state officers present were A.r· Garden Clube is llliiiOUJICtng th>t ltam Mom•, Mrs. Walter Ow· ily votions enlltlod, " The LoYe of thooe named aboVe and Mra. Ill~ Three G •· Paula Sue 8tJCfH4e roe Marshall of Lancasl<!r, L'· a flower tu'rllllllilli demonstra· ens and Mrs. Branch Flemmg I Mrs. Carl Moore, Mro Roy God," written by Billy Gra· Wilbur Young, Mrs. ~rd fl, ..,....cer, , A.rchiYisl<! and Mabel Brown, Uon and workshop wU1 be held 81 hosteaseo. Tracy and Mrs. Den•ll Geog. ham. The prayer for Slrchfield and Mn. of the IChool, " 88 In Ha. Fifth Birthday Gallipolis, Ritual and Emblem. Tl>uroday, June s, at the Civl· Magnolla Temple Pythian St. llein wero recent visitors in ~ties was given by Miss FiJcher. It:!~ to ,.:'"::110 MASON - Paula Sue Bo•ock Emma Wayland of Middle· tan bulldlnt ""Marietta begJA· ters wUI meet Thursday at 7' 30 Parkersb"rg. garet Sauer A synodical meet· ~~=-------=--=;jc~..~., llchool t at honored on her fifth birth- port, Le Petit Chapeau of the nlni at 9 a. m. Mra. p au 1 p.m. at the DAV haU. AU mem- Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Showers ing was announced for June 17· cera .lbould be elected. Thls aoSaturday with a party giv· Gallia County Salon, presided Rood of Newwk, Ohio, 11 the bers are urged to be ~t. and daughl<!r, Mary, of Wellston 21 at New Concord, Ob1o. . tp~ ttl:.~ at her home in Mason. Host- at the meetins and Introduced deomoutrator Thole attending Thf Child f""aena~on Leas; were ~nday guests of Mrs Ho- HJghlight of the eventnc was! h I flnlll !hour h ur~ •• were her parents, Mr. gu..t speakers. are asked to .brlni container, ue o Mldd eport w moe mer Showers. a talk giYen by MISs Woldega0 6 e,!;;lt ton"" ~:~ w 0 r e Mrs. Paul Bocock. Mildred Hamilton, secretaire, mechanics, flowers and fohage ~ursday e:en~ngh May ~ M at Mra. Charles Withrow spent !riel, who 11 a senior at Ohio elec!M : : . ' Jack Spencer Games were played and pri~:- read commurucaliomr and re- for the workshop Ill the afte,.. ~/tmM.~IA 1~ o~e 0 Tuesday with Mrs. Nora Roush. UmYers1ty ma)ormg in Home reskl' ~ler Melhodtet: awarded to Sharon Pauley, grets from other mVJtod guests. noon and also a sack lunch. r . 1 · " · uy . :n Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Freck- Econom1cs She wiU gradual<! ~" ;;:;ld Holler vice proal: Cheryl Huber and Crystal Mrs. ChriStenson compliment· Mr. and Mrs. c. L, Wood of nold~, M•dwep"':t ~~h...~'~en- er, Racinc, had as theJr guests in June and return to her own 1 deni u. Herman 'u B. Mra Fruth. Refreshments were serv· ed the salon oo its work lor tu· Sommersville, W. Va., visited ~~co:', ~ s~ th Child ,. Sunday, Mrs. Howard Bolin, country where she will teach · f Athens Road, Mrs. Guy Smith, for three years The speaker Rl h•ard'f'"Barton' ....,:18ry'' Naz.· ed to hoaoree and the follow- bercular children and for con· wlth Mra. E. M. Wood this Th vwe opme,n Ao e 1 c ' ~· ' J . Sch M lr'but· t N ti I J . h e omen s SSOClll Jon o d M h ~~~ arene .... Mn. Willard Eben- ing guest&, ame w.arz, a· I .Ions o a ona eWIS past week . . th First Unit Presb terian Mr . an rs Kennet Frazer ~old of .the customs and reu.ebach,l tnuurer MI. Harman rle Lambert, Barry, D1ana and Hos_p•taJ '" Denver and other Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. e will me~ ThurJ. ev- and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rou•h 1ous behels of her country. She U B . ' Tracy Harris, Crystal Fruth, proJects of E1ght and Forty. C, E. Burdette and Mrs. Emt Y th and children, Debb1e and J.R. wore a nat1ve costume of wh1te 1 7. 30 Homeo/lhe were given questionPaul~y. Guyia Roush, Tbe tables . were beautifully ersoo Jooes spent Thursday i,, a A f. . p. m. : f e all of Gallipolis. ,cotton trinuned in green which naires to 1111 out to help deckle Cheryl Huber, David Bocock, decorated With old·laahlottod GaUipolio. a s~~: :"~:0 ~~ Eldon Kraeuter fell Thursday had been woven in Ethiopia. Fabulou1 how many hours the llchool Ronald Pauley, Susan and Jen· sn.owballs and r9ses,_ m keeping Attending Pomeroy will be on the rJ>. Iat h1s employment and JS a pa- A salad course was served' 11 should be wblch 'night w a I Loo Thabet, Mindy Raynes, . with the red and white colors of OES Grand Inspection Tueeday p I tient at St . Joseph Hospital. at the close of the . ' Nimrod Pauley, Mrs. Car· the salon. lnes Marchi, Dolores from Middleport were Mrs. . the hosl<!sses Mrs. deB Harris. SendlnB gifts were Magnani and Dorothy Hecker Jolm Lyons, Mrs. Theo Neutz- The mother · daughter ban· lace, Mrs. Bethel Mr. and Mrs. George Gum and were in charge of floral decor· ling, Mra. Charles Bennett, sponsored by the WSCS Wahama PTA Ha. Mrs. Carl Horkey, Mrs. Branch George, Jr., Mrs. Delbert Bo- allons and favors. Mra. Jamea Pullen, Mrs. James the Umted Methodist chllrch lmtalled 0/Jicer• Fleming, Mrs. William MoJrrls .. ll IIc1JCk, Miss Pattv Callingsworth, The visitors wore presented Clatworthy and Mrs. Allen be hold Thursday at. 05 MASON _ Oificers of the wa. Mrs. Walter Owens and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Billy C. Clark and lwlth corsages and gifts of hes. m. m the church din'"g hama High School PTA were in· Robert Starkey. . AU women of the ch~h stalled recently by principal, ----purses and gloveo from their Mr. and Mrs. John hosts. Favors lor the evenJni have receiYed word thai mvJI<!d to attend and brmg Clyde Foley and are pres!HELPED COOP• & GUEST OF DAUGHTER were, h cal~da~ key II rJnis, son, L-Cpl. John Lyons, who is daugl~ter ·uorbeana ';!'J~~ dent, Gerald Rood ; v'tce presi· Donovan 0 Roush .·easman Mrs. Lettie Roush io in Col- Isera c pa I a penc '· staticmed In Camp Pendleton, lh wtl 11 d ert dent. Mrs. Adrian La they; sec- apprentice USN son 'of Mr •nd ~~~~~:te:as the guest of her Calif., hao been promoted to e mea , ro ess at·. reta ry, Mrs. J ames Ha rt • n d , Mrs. Walter , Roush , of~ North . drink provided . s,Those and family, Sgt. and Wahama /tlullcwn Corporal. Ha recently complet· are asked to bring treasurer Mrs. Harry Staats. Second. Middleport, " ""vinodl WY 2·2255 O....By"'""Raymond Allensworth and ed OYerseaa duty In the South own table service. Mrs. Fern Reichert, chair· aboard the fleet oiler USS NI'W· It 601 I. Moln St. And T.... '1111 Hlone Wim Hisla Honor Pacillc. Bethel No. e2 of the fnterna· man of the cultual arts com· ishiwl, and took part In the A Mason county musician Order of Jolt's Daughters mil lee thanked those present I Pacific recovery of Astronaut WY2·5422 won top 1101dier honors at BIRTH ANNOUNCED meet in regular session who took students 1 Charles- Leroy Gordon Cooper May 15 Brooklyn Army Terminal at 7:30 p. m. at the ton to attend the Forum of t he Iduring his 22 orbits or the eartll. '"ii""":i:: (BARTl last month. Sp-4 Rub- Mr. and Mra. Val E. p M . Tm 1 Future. The next scheduled 1,-...ii...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii....ilii ert L. Artie, ,... of Mr. and nolds of Morsantown •. W. Va., omeroy """nJC e pe. meeting will be tl•e first ThursMrs. DenYer B. Artis of Mason, are announcl"'l the btrth of A rumm":!y s~e sponsored day in September. the WSCS of the Unil<!d MeHAVE VISITORS trumpeter in the 328th ArmY son We?""'!ay, May 15 at the Band in Brooklyn, N. Y. was West V1rgxua UniVersity church will be held at "Quality Furnishings at Reasonable Prices" selected "soldier of the month" cal Center, we1ghlng 3 lbo., Sunday visitors of Mr. and . A -1 oz., and named Val DaYis-Warner ·butlding, l'ri· Mrs. Homer Holley and Mr. m prl · Grandparents are Mr and Saturday. George J . Thoma of Liberty a~ · MAY II ' I He was chosen for hb . !' L. E. Reynolds of . Lane, Pomeroy, were Mr. and pearance, mllltarr. beartng, nul· and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hicks Ohio Valley and Great Bend Mrs. A.G. Preston of Hunt· MIDDLEPORT, 0. ltary courtesy, military and sen- of Morgantown. Great-trandmC)o Granges will be guests when ington, W.Va., Mr. and Mrs. oral knowledge. !hers are Mrs. Margaret Rey· Hemlock Grove . Grange Earl R. Hollman of Columbus Artis played In the Wabama nolds of Middleport and Mrs. meets Saturday evenmg. Mem- and Mrs. H. B. Curd of Porn· Sc~l band and gradual,. Char lea Oben of Los bers of the host Grange are eroy, m 1959. Calli. Mr, and Mra. asked to bring pies for refresh· 1-'1 GAL... Makes 100 gal.--- 9.95 baYe two daughters, Ly~n. FIRED MISSILE QUARTS . . Makes 50 gal. - - - 5.95 MEETING HELD years old and Gynn, three MAY !0 Army PFC Archie A. Hay· Theodorus Council Daughters man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Frieda Faebola, promo- yoara, America will meet In regular Ward B. Hayman, who live In lion sacretary of the W.S.C.S. session Monday, at 7:30 p. m. IRacine, has taken part in a of Heath Church, held a oomMEETING ANNOUNCED All offleers, the team and mem· week of missile firing p~i~~~~~:: [I ~tlee meeting of the secretar- The county-wide elau meet· are requested to _he pres· at McGregor Guided & tes of the W.S.C.S. for the leiJIJ. Inti wUI be held Sunday, May to plan for Inspection. Range, N. M, 89 a member Our Uaad Car Lol Is Loodacll Ov... 38 Cars On annual reporte. Attendmg were It at 1 p. m. al the Freedom MAY Zl Battery c of the 65th 'hono WY 2·2709 A Lot Wilh A Capaeity of Only 20 Can. Mrs. Allred Scarberry, M r 1. Goopel Mlulo.n at Bald Knobs The Twilight Garden Club will 4th Mll8lle Battalion. If You Don'l Havo A Trad•ln, Como In Wa Garnet Entsminger, Mrs. Jack on SUversvllle : Bashan Road. meet Tuesday eYenlng at the l,o,;.,iiitoiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..,_,...,...iiiiiii:l:i Will Soli You Any Car On Our Lot At A Whol• BechUe, Mrs. Earl Knight, !leY, Grlllltb II pastor of th.e or Mrs. Elmer Wlkcham 11le Prlca. We Have To Racluca Our Stock Of Mrs. James Criswell, M r •· church and Rev. Ahart, leader with Mrs. Louis Reibel as coU1td Can. Herman Haddox, Mrs. E. M. of the meeting. The publle II hostess, There will be a plant Wood. Invited. sale. ISALES cfl That's my opinion ooowhat's yours? ~~ :::~';.~u~.., Women Hear Speaker From Ethiopia Motorola Television Pesky delights in telllng ·atioUl won his second game. -~ a -•· ...._ of singJes. 10-hit attaca; 5 .......1t uan a .267 battmg average His hest I Thacker' who made the United I PRESIDENT PLANS TOUR . Edwarda. the only consistent who umally reUevea for the yeEir was 195!> wlwn he hfl d 40 Press International AU-America WASHINGTON IUPII - PreSt- hitter making a showing for the gell but made his first malorll homers and a 309 average team while at the University of dent Kennedy planK a helicopter Reds thls season, get his single league start. Cincinnati last season waa a tour of the Tennessee Valley Au- In the only Ume he got to bat. The Red Sox got to Os1DJkl '1'0 VISIT AJ,GF!RlA rltortal draft choice 'of the Na- tbority area Saturday. . -;;~~~~~~~~~;;;~;;;;;;;~~~;~ tiona! Basketball Association Press Seeretary Pierre Sabnger I , ALGIERS IUPII - Cuban Pre- team. said Thursday Kennedy would ANOTHER HUDEPOHL mier Fidel Castro will vislt AImate the airborne mrvey after '!PORTS PRESENTATION ~Bia at the end of this month or speaking at the TVA chemi~l the beginning of June, the minis- ARRI'VES FOR TRAINING engineering building at Muscle try of information announced LAS VEGAS, Nev. <UPI>'- Shoals, Ala. Chester Plans Bible School . JUne DUllng Ilbefll·. Te.;.,hera The same jo~keys who rod~ !n The Chicago Cubs nailed the the Derby agam handle the b1g Reds for a w ahutout, despite h " 'th Will' Sh ak t ree. WJ 1e oem er on a six-hit performance by .Jim Candy Spots, Manny. Ycaza on O'Toole, who was aiming fl)r his I Never Bend and Brauho Baeza on seventh win of the season. The Chateaugay. Reda got six hits too, off Larry ;erry a:.. ~urclulsed Thursday frt~ ;~gPnf . The Preakness Is a crlll!sroads Jackson • but were unable to do skipper laughs · 1r T h be om acolllll, w ere f?r Chateaugay. who can move a anything with them. 111at'R all behiDd him now and leadin 'Lhe Paelfic Cout L~li:UOII · General M~mager Bill DeWitt bttle closer to a clean RWeep of Only one Cincinnati hit was 10 ill the rest of the Amer.icau 'tb g ba"'"" the Reds said p~'st . 3~. was Mid "l"m trying despentely to ge& th Tr' 1 Cro Ia ics b add WI a .393 .._.. average. 8 traded to your team!" e tp wn e !IS Y · good for extra bases - a double League. to make room for Spencer, who ) ____.:.... _ _ _ _ _ ,lng the Preaknoss to his Derby by pinch hitter Jesse Gonder In Pesky's rod·bot Red Sox won was released by the Loo Angeles I -triumph. The Belrrnmt Stakes on the elghtb inning l!lat moved their filth otralght game and Dodgm Tuesday . READY FOR DVTY June 8 completes ll1o golden ,.. Jobn Edward 1 to third. But Ed- over the league lead Thuroday Post, in his 14th st>ason in the , CINCINNATI <UPII rie". wards and Gonder were two of blanking~ Lot Angela Al!j!ellll ma]Dr leagues. has failed to hil l Thacker will enter the Army Ef«bb WIB Triple the seven Reds left on baae dur- Won Earl Wilson's two-hitter. ufely in seven trips to the plate. six months of active training lat- Throughout racing history only ing the nine frames. Vada PinGetl Tw Rita In 11 years with the Reds and er this month "' that he will he eight hor"" have won all three son was the only Red to get Wilson eWJII contributed a three with the Philadelphia Phil ready to play for the Cincinnati races-Sir Barton. Gallant Fox, more than one aafety -a co..le foot triple and aiiDgle bt ~=~~:II was sold to the ThllrRdAy hy C' ''1rinnati Red" for an undi'· ll rlnc: ... d amount of cash and R"cis also •tnnounrt>d th"' 'il!l';;,ng ::~ i rrf infir>ll'lv nary] SpPnrPr 8l'o er' Around And About M'ddl rt I epo t" And at the rat.! be's fourth defeat. Baltimore llartor freshman manager Johnny Chuck Estrada, who UmJted of the first-place Boston Red losers to two hill before depart· might make it. .. 1 .•• lng in the sixth with a sttrf 010ow, 11 his teen-age days in the wheo he worked as a clulbbo'osel boy for the Portland club of Pacific Coaat League. " "I U8ed to pollsb the oboes and (•sharpen the spike .sfor guya iu: Joe- DiMaggio, Ted WilliamJ, Mike Higgins and Frank Crosettl,'' the dark-eyed, 43-year-old Red Sox Gallia Sal~n ~ for the clooing program, Has Nevadan As .. ~~~~·~h~fngw':!:..~c~· ~:~ Dinner Guest Dany sentinel, Pomeroy-MJ4cneport, o.. May 17. 1983·7 a:•: d Re 5 Blanked 0 A 5 HI't5 A gaIn • sca rce er_ Hend, secnnd in the Derby, very tough road to get int4 the ' J:'r:':.::: ! Wally Post Is I Sold By Reds~ ' ( us:g Candy Spots Favored In Preakness BJ' RAY AYRES Omaha, War Admiral, Whirlaway, tunity by falltng In the Belmont sixteenth or a mlle shorter UPJ Sporil Writer Count Fl~t, Assault ~nd Citation. Stakes after winning the firs! two. the Derby .and Never Bend By lJnlte4! Pn111 lnten~•Uonai Chicago at Baltimore, night BALTIMORE \UPll-Optimism Thret- other horses had the i.~andy Spot-. i~ favored at 8-5 was in front at Churchill Do•.,nsll Amerloll Le•pe N•tloaal League ran high at Pimlico today, with chance Chateaugay seeks in Sat- growing support for Never Bend 1 with a sixteenth o£ a mile to W. L. Pet. GB W. L .. Pd.. GB trainers of Candy Spots, Never i urd.ay 's mile and three-sixteenth each liMed at 5·2. But there is I The other starters include! ~;::~II ~ Boston 18 11 .621 . . San Francisco 22 13 .629 and Chateaugay each confi· l Preakne.ss. Bu~ Carry Back, Tim ' growing support for ever Bend i R~eat, County Squire, L 20 13 .6116 Los Angele!! 19 16 .543 3 dent that his horse was ready for Tam and Pens1v.e blew the oppor- because the Preakness 11 one- TwiSt and On My Honor . : Chicago 1BaltimorP 19 14 .576 1 Chicago 18 16 .529 31:ir: the race of his life Saturday in 1 New York 111 12 .571 I ~Z , St. Louis 19 17 .528 31:l the 87th running or the $180,000 all their runs ir the fir!Jt iMlng. I Kansa!' c uy 10 14 .56:~ P-2 : Pittsburgh t6 t6 .soo 4lh Preakness stake!!. The cleveland Indians knocked Cleveland 14 13 .519 3 1Philadelphi~ 16 17 .435 5 · the Chicago White Sox out of first Los Angrl('s 11 :m .459 5 Milwaukee 17 19 .472 51,-2 Eight 3-year-olds are scheduled I place with a 5-.4 victory and the . t 1. ,... 17 .469 s\1 Balitmore Orioles battered the 7 c·mcmna umi'Oil 12 HI :187 ' . to start in the second or the Triple Washington 13 22 371 8 New York 15 20 .429 7 Crown classics. Candy Spots on~ l l Washington Senators 9-1 in only Minne~ota 11 20 355 8 Houston 15 21 .417 8 again is the favorite, just as he • other AL games scheduled. Tluwsday'a Rt'sults Thursday's ReSult• was in the Kentucky Derby two In the Nation~ League. the San 1 Boston S Los A.ngele~ o i Chic.agn 2 Cincinnnti 0 weeks ago. Francisco Giants beat the New it B8 Illm' . orl! 9 W8.1; h.mglon 1.' ntg . hi·!'1'1 k 5 St Lo . 2 But Candy Spots failed at York Mets 8-5, the Milwaukee n l wau ef' . . UIS ; (;levP.Iand 5 Chil.'ago 4, m~hl ! San F'ranci~eo 6 New York 5 Churchill Downs, suffering the Braves defeated the St. .lAJuis 0 I} gn me!' scheduled! Philadt>lphia 5 Homl'ton 2. night only defeat or hL.~ career when he Cardtnals .5-2. the Chicago Cubs lday·~ Probuble Pltcl'lers Lo.c; Angeles Pittsburgh o, · finished third behind Darby Dan blanked the CinciMati Reds 2-0, · • 1 F'arm's Chateaugay and ,Cain CHICAGO IUPIJ - H manager For the first six innings the the Philadelphia Phillies do•meilll ·' nesola at C\e-\'eland !m,z;nt Fr ld •}·•8 p-• rvua bl e PI tc hera _ ry I0-2! vs . R(' ]J 11 ·2' or M1Jwaukee at Chicago _ Hoy Slable's Never Rend. Fred Hutchinson's cap seems to game was a real pitching batt 1e. the Houston Colt8 5-2, and the M~·ell 12_21 . o-21 vs. Ruhl t2-3J . "He lOoks a little harder than fit a little loosely these days, with both O'Toole and Jackson Angeles Dodgers nipped the""'"'" ~ al Baltimore 1 night l - ' Cincinnati at St.. Louis mgmJ-- ' he did for the Derby," said Mesh there is a good reason for it: He's hurling scoreless ball. Then in the burgh Pirate!~ 1.0. 1 Peter .~~ 2 -2 \ vs. Rarher ,f',. 1 l .l(ly !1-f'il vs. Broglio GJ-11 . Tenney, who trains Candy Spots probably juRt about bald. · seventh the Cubs pushed aeross , AIYID BMtl BrolltU l.a!t .W~f'l~ 81 N... w York I Philadelphia at Houston lnightl for Rex C. Ellsworth. indleotlng Anyone s h o u I d undersialld one run. Don ZMnr relieved Max Alvis' homer off Jim Bro•s·IJ (nigh~_ Nelson 12,o 1 vs. Bou·, - Hamilton !2-0J vs. he believed the snn nf Nigromonte Hutch's problem. He has given O'Toole in the eighth, and was in nan in the ninth inning gave ton (3-J\ I 14_0 _ was sharper now than he was at up talking aOOut it, because by turn relieved by Bill Henry who Indians their victory over Kansas City at Bo~ton lni~ht ~- Pittillburgh at UJ" Angeles Louisville. now there just isn't anything lett allowed a single to give Chicago White Sox. John Buzhardt sta:rt.O!II Bowsfield (24J or WirkPr!'ham 1 lnighfl - Gihbon (2.01 v~. Miller Satisfied With Chateaugay for him ~ say. . an insurance run 111 the same in- ror ChicagO and had a 2-1 '" <t4> .J':&. Morehead 1:1-0 J. ' (2-21 Jim Conway, who trains Derby After s•x weeks of tearmg h.L8 ning. until Joe Adcock's three-run .:fJi!trolt at Wa~hinglon !2, twi-1 New York al San winner Chatea~ay, was undaunt- hair. and enough herat.ing, eajo1- The Reds are in !\ U>ui.tl to- ble put the Tribe ahead 4--2, llgbt-Dlgbt.) - AguirrP 13-31 nnd !night. I ~ Ci sco 11 -31 vs . ed. Earlier in the week he was ling a~d ~lead_ing to rm a book. night with Joey Jay, the D'l0Bt· the eighth. Dave NiCholson's Mossi 13.2) vs. Dani f' ls lfl.o• and q .11• worried after Chateaugay turned thr.: Cmcmnat1 Reds are still suffertnu victim of the Cinclnnat 1 run double in the top of the nintb Osteen (().3), Saturday's Gam~ in a faster mile workollt than the missing the ball. bAtting slump, hoping for his sec- tied the score and set the slaJiell I Milwaukee at Chicago trainer desired . But the colt has For a whole pile of reasons this ond win against six losses. for Alvis' fourth homer. Saturday's Gamf's · Phi!adPiphia at Houston shown no HI effects and appears is a virtual tragedy . But there Joey's cap might fit a little Ramos, Cleveland's third pitcher, Minnesota at Cievebnd : Los Angeles st N("w York Pittshurgh at Los Angeles to be in high fettle and Conway are two that really stand out. I008ely too. was credited with his . first vicN('W York at San Francisc 0 promises Chateaugay "will run as Nun:aber one, the _someti.mes·up, Some kids ho~ to grow up and tory. Kansas City at Roston Cincinnati at Sl. Louis, night good or better than he did in Lou-~ mostttmes down hitting hal left become president, but one former Brooks Robinson drove in four i Detroit at Washington, night - ---~---- lsvilie." a whale of a lot of mighty fine sharpen th espikes lor ~ys Uke runs for the Orioles and Jaokiell . pitching go to waste . be named U:Je American League'• Brandt three more to tag WashALL STAR Woody Stephens, who trams Nev· Number two, U.e Reds face a manager of the year. ington's Dick Rudolph with hJs i lA ~· $TUDEIAKERS IUICKS PONTJACS OLDSMOBILE$ MlltCURYS ,_, St•. W•aon W.HM'IMI We Hawl'hRni.AI.._. And n..y,.,. GoUla At At... Blaettnar BEnER BUY' - - • $1495 $1395 NOW WAS au white linilb. Auto. oblft. lodaft. Lib - '59 Buick - - • '1595 '1495 . ·MOTORS Mrs. Holter Is Hostess For WSCS Meeting Mrs. Hanson Holter, assisted by Mrs. Edith Sisson, enterlsln· od lbe WSCS of the Forest Run Methodl!t Church Wednesday levenllli at her Forest Run home. The meelln&, In charge of Mrs. John Scott, president, opwith devotio1111 by Mrs. 1.,...-. Evans, wbo had for her "The Christian Family the Community," taken torom the pamphlet "Portals Prayer." Group singing open· ~U::u:VoliODI followed by • Mn. u. s. Nesse, pi'IJ8fam Electra Z Door llanl Tep. Poac - • aad lnttl. Autoontltielleeder, had for ber topic, "Jia. lhifl. Bulck'1 flnell, ports From the Landa of 0. '61 Ford --• eiaion." Four countries are beIng atudled, Arpnllna, South- $1495 $1395 Cblna. Station Wl(oa. , . . _ - I .,a. old. oltlft. Oola loeal ownor. We Have Drastically Reduced Our Prices On The~e Used Cars. Thtte Cars Are OK and As Represented. See Us and S1ve. Our Inventory Is High. We Must Move These Cars! '60 Dodge--- $1095 4 Dr. Sedan. e cyl. Auto . trans. Heater '62 Dodge--- '1995 Station Wagon V-8, auto. trans. Radio and beater. Orijinal new car selling price $3400 '60 Dodge --- $995 2 Dr. Sedan - VB. Std. trans. Radio and heater, padded dash. excellent condition. and '59 Ford---·- '1095 Three reports were reed, PrC)o Galaxie 2 Door Sedan. Std. trant. Power lteerinc, radio and beater. Rhodelia, Pakistan ~==~Evangellam Ill LBishop 1 lin written by '1995 IFred Neue:...Schools 1'0111 by Mn. '58 Dodg· . - -~-~§95 in South•u<O- -- Rhodesia, written by a milliOIIIJ'Y, Marcia BaD, read Mr1. Jack CUrtll; and Ml!lllical and Nursing Scboola in Pallia- 99 • 895 ....... • 5 -- - - •795 4 Door Sedan d, trans. Htater and radio. (We ha~e 3 of these ran. Tab your pick.) Plymouth- '695 • •1870 '1695 llllrll~:! ~y,!u,oru:'.:'~ '57 DOOI' Sedan I cyL Std. tro01. Radio and heater. Very nlee intarior, rood u,..., good Mn. Ruu Wataon. The leader read an article from The Mathadlat Woman, P1lgbl of Mlllanl Work· Group linClnl and lftY' by Mn. N - coaeluded ~;~and Mn. Hollie' l l article, "HumiJ.. $ $ · ~ WHOLESALE PRICE$ See GRADUATE TO A 4 meeNn\cal condition. '57 Dodge --- $795 ' Door Sedan - V'8. auto. tra01. Radio and beater, power lloeriDt ond brallel. Olio ........ '5$ Dodge '195 no. Sedan - I cyl. Good on&iao. --· t Body _,.,, llu radio and lloatar, Juat a 10011 '61 Dodge--- '1495 4 Door Sedan - I cyl. Std. traM. llllcllo 1nd heater, local owner. '60 Ford-·--- '1095 Falcon 4 Door Station Waaoo. '59 Dodge--- '1295 Door Sedan - V8, Std. trana. Radio and he-ater. 4 '59 Plymouth - '995 4 Door Sed•n - VB, auto. trano. Radio ond beater. '58 Ford ------•695 Flirllne 2 Door Sedah - VI, aulo. truo. Radio and heoter, _ . •temn1. One OWltel'. '57 Buick-- -- .. '595 3 Door Rlveria, · - trauo. Radio 111d !ltdor ...... tires, bleb IOOd. nw lllca. ""# '57 DeSoto--- S295 ' 4 Door Sedan. " ndlo llld lloater, - ..,. 11ro111t, told, ~ ,.,..• '53 Dodge-;.-"'395 Ton 1 .,...,1r-. . ~ Pickup. Ra H. RAWLINGS IIODGB-00001 J. SECOND & MILL ST. ' ~ DART-l..\lti~CD · • i �. . .. ·~ . i. --.., . '· .. ... ....... - \ ' ... "<# . . . . . . ..... ............... . . . . If . .........- ..... ... 1i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... " • . ' .... - ~ ... . . . .. .... -...... ... -· .. .. .. J.l..- . ,, I 1,.I . 11 l)t:.uw,n:l, rvuU:aurauuutc:pUtl., V., J.wty 17, l~u... u.J ~ ~~~ ·~4 il ~ "'\be~;. ..... '""'"with'"' ...!""' ·• LE (9)-FOR-SALE----~ WANT AD INFORMATION . . . . . ... - LEGAL NOTICE ' 23 Juniors Are Tapped For Honor s.,...;; • tv Ca rpen l er REA_STATE (9) FO R SALE ..,. ··~liM No " • ·~'"'" "' ---IN CHESTER: 111 acre farm for 05"'- roct•. ~ben..e &ua parallel with lbe Nurtb Une ol lllid ll'r-c\lon 58 roda ao thr u-' line o1 .. ,d ••n('t\~>n, L..EGo\L NOTICE . 0 I:UO P M ll•.t twtt<>f'll PubllUitl. . I sale. 7 roums e>ld bath, gar- thenrll' Nur!h on the £1111 line nf •otuta, O.adthw t.m 4 Ill a~e . barn and summer hou!Ce. Nld t"r•rtlun 65"-t rod• lo the pl•c-. Marvin Rlllt-h&rl w h 0 s e Mnrtday Call or f"O'ltact, Robert Mul· ::o..~f'~rnnl~ll~l ~:::::~::: ~~11·~;'"e: place of residence IS Elkins, CANt.:ELLA TluNS ford, t:hester, Ohio. IC'fPI, mor• or lf'.ll West Vlrg m18 , and whose ' luCie • CtlRREt"l'IUNS Whit"h nld dud. by mutu.aJ ml• .. WUI oe ..:-eeptll!(l 11Dt11 ~00 A II. 5 15 6tp takf' and by error ot th• •crlv'""'"'· exact BddresF in unknown and In recognition or Mother's Fon Oal t>f '"'-lhhe•tiGII _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ ___: lnathenently omlttrd and IDI'Orr•ctI Day Flowers were presented PT PLEASANT Twenty.. ly deaf"ri!M!d 1 part of uld rt>al e• WhoS.. mailJng address IS p 0 . IU:GULATIONS t•tr. ,rgtma ' 1 tt the foUowing at the carpen· were tapped 1960 Studebaker Conv. Cpe. _ $1,395 r'bc PUIUOIMI • e~l <lie ftl]d U,##k~• • • ... The prayer {'' llld petltllm ... ror Box !226. Elk'lns ' West ... v ' d three juniors . H ·--1 rotI ~ 1.0 edl• ol ret.c• 11n' •o:l• de~ed .. -. ~ s.•1 the reformation or dnd. lo quiet Uti• 18 hereb)· notififed thai on the 1 ter Baptist Church on Sun ay the NatiOnal onor ~ ety o Regal V8 . . :wtomat1c trans. Power steecing. black vinyl ·•hJI!<'tlnn.nte EJTO)h dlould IMto uld real ••tatt, and for othl'lr · th ld t ther p · 1 PI t H'gh at inlenor. blark to-p, cream body. Radio and heater, good •epc'I,..M • m~~~o~~o:ltai.II!IJ 'tM 1111b ' ~ull!r at~ day of April, 1963, Maralyn n.ornmg e o es mo om easan 1 sci•--' uu• •J~et ""Ill 1ot M rup.-,lll'\hll for tires - 2 story frame, s.aJt! derl!ndantll are requlre<t to Rmeharl bemo pl<ttnllff r•Jed prt>sent, Elizabeth Gardner, the an assembly Wednesday mor~ <nn•• • hftr """ •no•n..,.l!f"l 11'Uf'rlloft I POMEROY 9 rooms bath ba erne t h t &RIWII'r Nald pc"lltion on the IMh day ' n ' th J D . , . • s n , o m June. 1!163 , or Judrmenr will bt her peltlon against him 8 ~ de- youngest mo er. anet un- mg. RATES 1 1 ror want A.d Senotee I water he~tmg, 2 porch.es, cor- taken 11 t" "~ A~h~mco.::N. Phlutlff fendant m the Court ol Com Iham, the mother with the most Connie Cottrill, pre~Jdent ot 1959 Chevrolet - ---,---::-:-:--=--. $1,295 • (.;enb pii!T word "nf' nMI'I'Intl. ner location, out of h1gh wa· l WEB.'•TER A-ND FULTZ mon Pleas Meigs County Ohio children present May Jordan the National )ionor Society. preV 8 2·Door. (vory over turquoise finish, Powerglide, radio, Minimum Charre ftll 1'1111~ ! $8 500 OO Allornrrn for Plaintiff • • 'I ' h . th · ., heater, whitewalls, spotless clean intenor. er · · tt> 26 <5l J. to. n. 24. :n. at" Casr No l3,470, praying tor 1and the one who mothers t e sided durmg e tapp1~g cer 11 Cento .,., woro "" rn_,... con'ecuth•l! ln ~el"f!ona POMEROY - 6 room frame, divorce from said Marvin Rme :must rhildren, V1vian fiaston, mony. The four principals of Pul' raTe 11 4 ~-entt pe1 worG w1ll !HI aharred fu• advl!!rth lnl 11 not bath, forced a1r gas heating, lEGAL NoT•c• hart. on the grounds of qross i d:ildren's class teacher. the !lf•rlety were ~ven by Ran. •nod Within lO day• llflf'r •""""• front porch, 50 rt. frontage on Hobert Whltetlde who ruldea •t neglect of duty and extreme ! The MYF of Temple Metht> aid Jarrell, scholarship; Dottle n~;: b4l CA.RDiibf rttAJIIILS - 11 ~ tor paved street. $3,500.00. Terms 1221 LYll Stree.t. Parkenbura. w, eat cr 11elty plaintiff also prays for dist met Sunday evening at Knoll character; Steve Th Bragg, Vlrtinll. E~h GuHllame. ~3l:J Ho mf'r • .. •ll •dfa nor,rnum a;acll ••Mit•nn MID DLEP0 RT - 6 room stre1n. al wtti;JJ lc llhl•uaroe,o ountt....,. KPnsa• cuy 10. Ml11..,.urh n. restoration of her malden name th._ church. Judy Seel gave the leadership; and Sandra orn1 rr.ame. bath • full. basemen,t bur •' I Mol pr1 wf>rd rl Adami. 207 Oth Street. Parker• . " Wha t ton, serv1ce. s31]d ra crank gave , wnt vtr tnta, who arf non Marilyn Buckley; and other proprogram on the topiC, 1 1 OFFIC~ HOURS 1 gas furnace heahng, lot 80 x rf'~ldll!nt~ o1 !lf!rVI<' tht atate or otuo. c&n· and loPJ relief · Said cause will be 1These Symbols Mean." Mary the pledge to. the new'II memlt:30 II. 11'1 '" J (Ill p 1\-l jl311t . upon whom f ' or summllDB rgi 1 S'llturday .8 .J(I AM In t2 00 OtiOI' 100, good ocatJon. $5,900.00. I not br malle wllhln tilt' state of Ohio for hearmg on or after the lst Massey had devotions. Other hers, With Susie Somervl e V• IT'S SO EASY ___ FOR SALE __ For~~~~ 0! Le~se__ ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN ::.:!u~~e 0~ 0\~: :~t~'tr wot '"';. 1n~1~..·~· day of June , 1963. members present were· Mike ing the lighted torch pledge. TO PLACE A 221 KIRBY Sweeper, perfect con- NEWLY FURNlSHED 4 room IBOX PHONE WY %-%%20 :~~fr,~cear~f:ci ~~~ t~:u~~~ ~:~,:! Manlyn Rmehart, Massey, Jan Seel, Eddie and Mrs. Evelyn Brake is advisor. ft.ESHLT PROlH IL"'NG 1h" J. B. O'Brien, Attorney d1l10n , and guaranteed. Pow· house, located on 3 acres. 1 POMEROY, OHIO Probate cWrt wntun and for Warren Keirns, Gary Mosier, 1'apped in the ceremony were W<\N'f AD 0 1 Sold mile off 124 on good gravel 5 17 3tc ~~~~;1!;1 ~ ha~e:~! :~8o!:!!• d ;sc~~':i for Plaintiff. Loretta Sue and Amy Wdght, Linda Tatterson, Rebacca SJlinn er polisher included. PHONE WY 2-2157 new for $21000. Balance due, road, below Long Bottom. IN POMEROY. Eight room :;a•th~~~~~ce~;n~,01~he':'e ':~n~b~o<~;~~ (4) 12, 19, 26; (5) 3, and Walter Jordan. Chaperones Krancis Kooken, Kenny Lo~e, $41.35 or 7 paytnenh $7.00 Drilled well Electricity, bot· house, 3 bedrooms and bath, sonal properly In said fatate with JO, 17, etc were Mr. ana Mrs Arthur Crab- Coralea Bonecutter, Donna Kies1 monthly. WY 2·2204. I tled gas. Phone WY 2..fi889. large lot. Good location out of :h~'t'"hth~0 1ft~Y e~~:Le<~:~uwan~ r~:~: Plaintiff tree and Mrs. Earl Seel. ter, Susan Dickens, Opal Rose, 0 NOTICES 5 17 5tc E. E. Hayman, Syracuse, 0. high Water. Call WY 2-2590. ::o~:!·a ~0 ~:r h~ a!:~t:~ h~h~~ A wiener roast in the church Charles Keefe~, ~a WoodLa, I ;:= c:-:= c:-:-::--7 - 5·14--tltp ' 10 tfc further that the real eatate canno• be LIOAL NOTICE grove Wrightj • -"OMPLETE 1' I ., dil'ldf'd and muat be aold lD Ita Notice t. hereby liven that on 'was enJ·oyed 'by the group GaryL Adler,E Vtcki Su J{ln.oid FISH SANDWICH 30 0 C , c, mon " vo ume encyenuret.Jo and divided accordlnl MondPY, May :tO, at IO a. m. the un followwg the meeting. na ong, mma e "'"" ' Rl·ngs, 30c. Jack's Datn.• Bar, clopedi·a Bri'ltanni·ca Jun1'or de· FOR SALE - Two bedroom , , '" ''''r that the d.e""'dent dent1nt'd wtll ofler for aale "" th Dl t 1c C Ll d H d Audrey Sm1'th ' -' .:'tnn~:V8. 6~111, dled ac:u:ed of . .;n un: public aucUon to the blfhut bidder Reports On e S r t On· 0 ~ er man, , . • Middleport 5-14-6tc signed especially for children . FOR RENT bor.Je, Beautiful Birch kitcb- divided one-halt tntereat 1n the to!· for cub In hand at tta• Btaettnu terence at Chillicothe recently Bonme Barker, Dickie Wilton, 1962 dl.l. C -' I en, automatic gas heat. 1649 lowlnl dn rll!ed real estate and that Auto Company, Pomeroy. Ohio, the bur Mlk Le-"N ••UTOMOBll..E msura~:~cr been ~~ew - tL eregular Jon. pr1'ce. a~~ saTel. e, ONE SIX room house an d one Lincoln Heights. Call J o h o w w or:,,. her turvlvtno "'ooR w'IoTilowtnl daerlbed automobu• to were given when members of Darrell As y' ed e De ~.k• ~ ~celled? Lost your l)pef<ttor J 'fiN ·~ f tm t p own• an undl'fid,ed one-half lnterut 1 · 1957 olaamobile 2 o:loor IPllrt the Temple WSCS held their BeauShertzer, Kon a VflC WI 9--3752. 5 17 3tc our room apar en. eop- Blaettnar. WY 2-5127. 1-19-tfc ln aald real e.ute couPe. SN, ~77M64017. Thl• pro- M . l th h of d M ·t Smith license? can WY 2·196b. - - - --les Terrace. Phone WY 2-5385. BeiDI In Oranre Townahlp. Melli pt'rty .. bdnl aold under the ay seSSIOn a e ome an an yn . II 1.5 I ; GREEN ONIONS AND lettuce r:·15-tfc FOR SALE: 4 room house, 1 County, Ohio, netlon 6· town " provision& of • retail ID&tallm~nt Mrs Earl Seel It was reportranfe 12, bounded ano:l deacrlbed u ~:ontract. Tb1 minimum prl<'* .. · • ..,. L~ WEIGHT safely-andfor sale. Enrick, Bailey Run 1 acre ground, full basement. followa· R!!Jinninl at th• •outhll!aat uso.oo ed that Donna Dodd, Albany, -..,.. t.27-30tp ~~n,er P~!r,•a::. ro.!:~~~~Y 8ow~rke~ Blaettnar Auto co. and Clarence Coeley of Athens 17 Jtp. I FURNJSHED apartments. Two, Phone WY 2-6127 ilf wtth Dex-A·Diet tablets, --- - -- -- 5- --- 4 room. I five ronm F'urrush· - 32 odJ to land ed Hu 13, u, n. at~ ordy 98c. Stark Drugs. NEW SHIPMENT of arttfical ed and unfurnishd. ph 0 0 ejFOR SALE .8 of m tl e ::;en~'"ec,;;: Ham~lto~; thenee 0a~:th (a fonner local resident) had 3 I 60tp fl owers at my horne. I~aure I Wy 2.2557. from Pomeroy on Route 143 alo.nc the line or said Georre Ham· LEGAL NOTICI 5-7-tfc nton 5 rod• to land of J. E Kaylor; PHYlLIS HAWLEY. l't'llo:llnt •t received their certificates .as I -0...-:-=-::--=:-=-::-;:;;--'I 1 p 8 room house, bath, large tMne• eaat 32 roda to ttate road; 1116~ - 'llu. Street, Bruoktyu, N Y., Lay Speakers of the MeUtod1st ;:; /Cliff, Rt. 124, ~~ rs. Pear ar· thence aorth 5 roda to plsce of be or pia~• or real ... ll!ncll! otherwbe un- Ch h d R E 1R 11 U A TO ~ALES ker 5 17 3tc THREE and tour room furmsb- Utility room and garage. Heat~ 1 1nntna. cantalntnr one acn mo,.. or known, 1a hereby notified that ou th• urc , an ev. ar usse 18th. ttay or Ma:v, laa:J. Jar:k M Haw- of the ed by gas · Nl·ce location · Pr,..._ ...- leu. AJ110 the tollowin 1 de.crlb«J rt>a1 ley. bt'h11 plaJntlff. filed h.is petition . Albany Charge was . re. 1955 •. RD, 2 dr. hardtop V-R 1 SWEET P.JfATO and tomnto ed and unfurnished aparty l:..t'l ed to seU. Call after 4 p, m. eatate Jltuated In Melli County, otllo aralnll. her II defll!ndanl In the Court cogniZed as an Elder 10 the auCOJ2latie, motor re . built 1 plan!s &,Jr ~.rue Helen Dame-- ments. W Z.'"-'4. S L Oranr• Township. 11tuated tn Sec. e, of commln Plea., Mr~.s• count), h h M H d St I wood, 3yracuse, WY 2-653:1. t2 6 tfc except aundays, Y 6-5824, Town'· Ranre 11. vware of Tupperr Ohio, Cue No 13.4911, ~raylnK tor c urc · rs. owar an ey PT PLEASANT _ Miss Jan· Ne-w paint, new ' tires. Gail McArthur, Ohio. PlaJru, ber1nn1n1 at •n iron pm •t divorce rrom t.h• 1ald Phylll• flaw. was program ]eader and Mrs. . · 5 15 6tc MOOER.N 4 room furmshed or •ouihweat eorner ol Ianda of IH!le lll!y on the &round• of Willful Ab· JCe Holley and James Sturgeon, Miller Garage, Phone WY 25 s 12lc Kf'lh!r. tbence north t d~CJ'MI eut aencr of ~akl ddeOO.nt from •• I d Clarence Arbaugh gave the de- h 3196 5 17 3tc AUCTION Saturday 1'lay 18 unfurmshed apartment. Mid· -;;;;-n.o;;;-:--;;:=:--::c~.c:--c - u rod, 3Ya unk• to •" Iron pin pl.alntift tor more tb.an onll! yur lart . I th · onor stud enIs , will deliver the · ' .. ' ~ ' FOR SALE: Four ~ood loU. and land of E. B &o Kate s. Parker, put and Groaa Nef~M& of Dub·. &Ad YotiOns or e evemng. · addr es at the Hannan The Rambler 1963, 12 30 p m The personal dleport. WY ~3874. tbenee •outh 79..., df'Kreea ••It tl Plal.Dtllf aao pray• for ,Mean, cu... The Young People's Class of m_am ess f r c ' v C1. 3 15 tfc Good seven room house. bath rodl 21 UnkJ to an Iron plnl thenc• tody and eontrol of the minor child. High School commencement ex· WOI'Id Standard r•l CompacC arne msnd 1_1 batb, basement and IK'u uth 7% derreea Wll!at 7 rod• 8111 ren ot the paru•• afld for other prop· Carpenter Baptist Church met Tu d M 2Sth at proper Y O ningham, deceased, will be SOld FURNISHED d f hed nlui to the .auth llne of Bene Ken er rell~f. Said caU14! will be for h.. r- "th R' h rd J If Su ercJses es ay, ay Ed:ceUeace an U~ u~·ms ~arage, out of h._gb water. ~r tand and an Iron ptnl thenee weat 1111 on or .rter th• tttb. da' or Jur.e, WI IC a e ers on n· 8 p m in the high school gym Big car room, ride and perform- at 456 Broadway Street in apartments Paid utilities 8& ~ouJd be made into apart. r~n:UO:: :~~~~~ t~cr~ !!oa:.• o~ .!: A. D. l~aclt M. Hawlll!y day evening. Sue Whittington Th~re .are 29 members of ance Small car economy and Middleport, Ohio. fore 5 p m Phone WY Z. ,;..,~; City water el~j. beln1 off the west aid• ot • certain crow, crow & Porter, was program leader. Those who . of ~• Tappan Gas Range, Serve! 2776 1 ' Ph WY ...,. • tract deedf'd by E. B. ••d Katie s Attorneya for Plaintiff It nded e J W Burk Sue graduatmg class li'Uol• maaagerability . a ter " P- m. one ~·~. 5 Priced for quiclt'/sale. Parker to BeUe Kellou, Jub' '· n:n. 15> 11, 24, 31 181 7, 24. 11, 3R--7t a e wer · · e, The Baccalaureate sermon See gas refrigerator, kitchen cabi 2-35?4 12 6 tfc Tbe prayer of old peUtion Ul fOJ' and Jenny Whittington Helen . See Okey Wuod, Syracuse. IRle of real elrta1 to pay debt• ano:l ' will be delivered by the Rev. MetropoJilao Motors nel , 7 pc. dinette set, uvaJ Ph 'Y 2-6086 for diatrtbutton of the a11et• (lerlved Peck, Delores Hoyd, Donn a I M. S -~et, Pome-y front chma cupboard, buffet, one ~ · from 11111 Nle tn aceordane. w1111 the Sto Ol S 'th nd R' h Kenneth Chand er, am treet E. Mala S 1 uo;: ... WANTED TO RENT IIW u' eva ml a IC • . Ch h tor Pboue WY 2-3870 7 pc. dining room suite. round MUS I Thl peraona flrn •bove menUoned d J ff Ch Baptist urc pas , • t a ""Wing mochme. ICAL nstruments will furth~r take notice that they ar e ers. ap~rone~ were p. m. Sunday, M&y 26th. Awards While table' 4 22 tfc """' .. WANT TO RENT pasture for have bl:!l!n made paruea defendant to Mr. and Mrs. Lew1s Sm1th and d 'II b h ld M da M -:;;:;:-==-:---.--;-- ---- ur 2 barrel back chairs. 2 pc cattle. Phone 985-2322. FOR SALE St d' . v· laid pdltlon and th~t they are reN d Mr nd M R ed ay WI e e on y, BY POR NEW or used cars : rq IVartous IQ- qulreo:l to •nswer Ule 1.1.me on or ancy an . a rs. e 27th at 2. 30 P m in the gym llvmg room suite, overstutfetj 5 17 3tc lin. Good banjo. Reasonable. betora the Uth day ol June Entered Hospital Jeffers · · · · · :1. bed : w w1963. ar. 11 , trucks, phvne Marvm Marks rocr.er , 2 1arge mrrros. · S. C. CUok, De:tt~r. Ohio Ezeeutor u aforeaald Among those who entered Mr. and Mrs. Elba McKnight SALESMAl'l Beastev MaUl· room suite, white marble top BUSIN ESS ERV IC E 5 15 tfc c.&>n:~~21~~~·!. \6o, ~~ 324 • etc Holzer hospital in the past 24 and Sharon of Columbus were ews. Athens. LY 3-4061. dresser and extra nice rna· - - -hours were Mrs. Milo B. Wil· weekend guests of her parenls, - - -- - ___ _ ;ci0--'9-_t_cfc ble top washstand, 2 metal Bookkeepmg accounts wanted. __FA_IIM EQUIPMENT LIOAL NOTICI son, 9 Locust St., Stephanie L. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly. On Complete bookkeeping and c B 1· · Dr 1 d b d 1 od bed 2 d ser FOR SALE e s, wo • res s, FIVE h G d 'th NoUce u hueb:r 1 1ven that the rossen, 122 as tant ., F oy SUnday the McKnights, Mr. and . . - ---2 rugs, Moore's gas heater tax service. Phone WY 2-2272. .p, ar en tractor WI Trusteea or the Church of th• Nu•· D Rife 1157 Second Ave Mrs M F G'll I nd M nd Jamce IS the daughter of Mr. 5 15 30tc plow, cultivator, mower, rene or Rutland. oblo, •n unlncor- · ' ' · rs. ern 1 og Y a f. a d M Fed F H0 11 f ENJOY YOCR home movie pro- 65.000 BTU . several small c-cc==c--c-,--,--- porated reurJoua •odety, lll•d their Amanda E. Crandan, 2125 Chest· MNI'. Carl Crabtree of Albany an rs. rh he . ey . 0 . d' Is I M d Ashton. She as en I m&JOflo J'ector more - We have qual- gas heaters, 1 square tub EXPER[ENCED interior and markout plow One concrete petition in the commoa F"'!a, Court nut St Earl Saunders Rt 2 mixer. All ~nod crJlldltiOD, ot MeiK• county, otuo, a:.lldJAI t.Dt .. , . '. . Wt!le mner gues o r. an ette, :..erved on the newspaper tall Sh it' Bmm . movie film, readv Maytag washer, many other extenor painters Free esti- Reasonable. Don Anderson aald o:hurch 1111•••, uwn~f '" tee !Jim. Galhpolis. John A11en Oiler, Jr. Mr~ Arthur Crabtree. tall d th to show. Cartoons, Travel, Ad- items. mates. Roger Cullums, Ph. piTh~' :~~oe.'n;w~~~.t~":t.~!t'~tuated Rt. 2 Cheshire, Mrs. Laura F. ,s an e annua1 9 • ~ venture, and c-lmplete editiOn Terms : Cash WY 2-2682. S.t4~tp Rutland. Ohio. 5 15 6tp 1n nuuano:~ V!Uue. In tbe Southwut Darnell Rt 1 Vinton Llovd H Mrs. Robert Parker of Stras. was a member ot the Future ' quarter of Section No 6, Rutlano:l ' . ' . H k f A . d of John Glenn's hisioric Space Not respun~Jble for accident<; GOOD John Deere Tractor, hy- Towlllhip. Met 1s county, Ohio, de- Mayes, Pt. Pleasant, Taylor c. burg, Ohio, and Mrs. Martha omema ers o mer1ca an fllght. Grover's SludJo, Porn- Webster and FultzC, Attorneys See Us For • • • I draulic lift. Good shape. Sell acr~!:?n:Jan:oii~B~ Mils f'll!et •'"", Roush, New Haven, W.Va., Re- Mthars of Do~~r Mwere gundestMs of thfoer CRhhndorunds.,nSdhreonwaGsll'.lsseleStaetedtl ero)·, Ohio. :> 16 3tc Bradford Auction omprmy or trade for livestock. Curtis south 10 df'ar•ea :so· Ean 26ll ee becca J. Bush, Mt. Alto, w. Va. eu parena:i, r. a rs. . . . from tht Northweat comer of the d M S F t j j -·- I Cntt Bradford, AuctiOneer • D eKa lb S ee d C orn WoUe, Chester, Ohio, Southwett quarter S.cUon No. 8, on Mrs Freddie Tackett Rutland Ney carpentl:!r the past week. an ISS prmg es IV8 n W-OOD- FR-A'IE n ' coppl'r sereen I A c B df d M the weat line or Ell DeRnliOn lano:l; • ' , M I" . Day gue Is r th i 1962 windows a d d E R · · ra or • anager DeKalb Sudax 5 17 6tp thenee South to degree. w bat Mrs. Thomas E. Bane, Jacko 11er s s o er · " 2nd A"",'e'.·. Ml~dle5 11 6tc 100 frrt, thence south 76 dearll!ea son Mrs James W Gannon Jr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verlin James IS the son of Mr. and u INSURANCE Weat 105 s Fed, th•nu North 12 de• · · • · H M nd M Mrs Donald Sturgeoo Ashton Yost, 661 N or SX-11 &rell!s 20' W•lf. 100 Feet: thenee Nort Ironton, William H. Morris, Ir- owery were r. a rs. . · . . . , • 0 5 16 6 78 de•ree• E•rt 1118 Feet to port, · tP USED WORK pants, shirts and tbe to d Mr Ell DeW Ralph Chapman and children h1s actiVJtles include: Future • F t'l" plaN of bqinninl. contalnlnl .u on n, an s. a eese, • A gr1co ==-:.·.--::--c---:-c:.~- 1 coveralls Carl Cheval1e1 er t tzer BARNES SIMPSON lnlllr- ,.,.. Elmwood w va and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney How- Farmers of America; Science ONE Simplicity rototiller, One Long Bottom. once Age o c y. Middleport. That, br Wl.lntmou• aclton or the ' Bl th. ery all of Athens Route Club· basketball senior pres1· Jacobson gas lawn mower, M'ddl rt Fe d Mill Board of Tru11tees, Pid church der s . • • S 6 30tp I epo e Fire, automobile, bonds. Pb. tennlned to ""'''"'' • oew ••no•Mrs George E Miller 402\io Cecil Hoyd is a patient in dent; FFA oamp, role Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. WY 2-2903. a 'l1 u •a:e. IDd It u neceiJUt'Y th•t Aid . • • . . . . I 1 . in fthe . Three 5 h p motors; 3 phase =-==-c:co~cc--;-c chureh borrow money lllfllcient for 24th St Pt Pleasan• son 4·40 Sheltermg Arms Hospital 1n semor c ass pay, SCience Blr 220 0 0 h to VENE'T'lAN Blinds aU kinds v.; ne l .p. mo rs "We Do Custom Grtndmg" .uch •nd and, to retln•ne. ttl 3 phase ~20 v ; One Jot of : Wmdo~ bhnds and shades Reuter IDSaruce Agency preHntpurpoae, oblli'atlon. furthermore, p.m. Th., ursd. ay. Mrs'. J ohn' ·L. Attem where he IS reportedly participant and football mans· 2 porch shad.. val· M. nd Ava. Mldcll•port ••Insurance for ev- perpaal to eaecute and deliver to the Polll· Smith 115 E D St Wellston improving following pneumonia ger · Used doors and Windows . One Cloth -~ II!I'OY National Bank, Pomeroy, Ohio, • · •• ' lie Th l f th Lan ill Jot of furnace plpes. hoi and lance and awmngs Bamboo lNG and IHUII.Deal aeed.'' • rood and vaud real eaute mort- son, 4:10 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. and other comp allons. e peop e o. e gsv e . I SuPP Iy, HEATING AND PLUMB p--WY •- •••I llald chureh to PV n ..bb y Go r d on, 833 F ourth Ave., ' Mr · and Mrs Reed Jeffers church had tbelt quarterly su~· cold atr. Call WY 2-3542. shPdes Da Ie Wlppe Mueller Furnaces lft1PIII; aecureonpa:vment thenor.re&J .. The pnyer ol hid p.Utloa 11 that son !·27 am Thursday were Sunday dinner guests of J>E'.r on the Langsville churck 5163tcl 215 Umon Avenue, Pomeroy, Arnold Brotbera •ld Truatees be auttlorlz•d to mort• · · · • . rd g d 'ght Th · , 5 2 30tc 618 E S p Obi0 POULTRY "'' '"' ....,m>or ..,, NAI ••""· Dlllclwged their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ya un ay n• . ey en)Oy· COLD SPOT Air condJtwner, Ohio. Main l.. omeroy, ___....:_..:;.:::::..:.:::..:.____ l!:he~bo~ ~~::~~n:d..f': Pr:;:: Patients recently discharged Lavern Jordan and family. On ed a wiener roast with their 115 voll. 7' > amp 8500 B T U. I Pbooe WY Z-ZMB IlEA VY HENS, $1 each. John """ ..... •UI .. ' " ••.,.,.. ... Included Timothy R Coonor De- Sunday afternoon Mrs. Jordan pot luck supper. 6 1 Uc Pr0 ff'l fore lflld Cc::ourt <m lb• 8tb d17 of • , ' . One year old Charles Mal- l 1 p 11 d Oh" or an • 10. June, 1963, ., ten o'ciod; A.M. 1ores R Smith Mrs Jack s and faml1), accomparued the Mrs. Dmothy Reeves return· ' lory, Racme, Oh10. 5 16 3tc "Antique Car" Pattern -----======--5 10 9tp 1 TRUSTEES or THE or cHUllCa Colley, Sr., · Burbage, • ·Spaulding,· J e''~rs to v1st., WI·1h Mrs. Jel- ed to her horne m · ~r AUCfiONEER 1--------.!.!::...::::!::_ or THE NAZAR%NR \AIIumbus a. I Tall 16 oz. Woler - - c--:~:----:----Complete Service LEGAL NOTICE WEB~~,:e·r!f;'l!~. Mrs. Alexander Raynes, Mrs. fers mother, Mrs. Beulah Cor- ter spending a week with ber 1200 HOMto: •rowu extra mce Glos- With Pur~hose Critt Bradford ""'---I AttorDeJ• for Tru~teet~ Jack Calloway Gilbert Circle dray, Athens Route, Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Rutger tomato plants Ches· You get , 1 glass free eacb 31 17 • 4tc ~-.Ia... LEGAL NOTICE au lO, ' u.. John w. Tho~son, Mrs. wn~ Mrs. John Cordray of Bellvue Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy It borne ... Write. PII or 1 ter 667-62>\. 5 IS 31c t1me you purchase LO ga}. II.N '-' Norah H.anniJraa andnade Sam •tlhnnt· '- HospIta! after bay. A. c. BRADFORD aan, each or wtaoJJI 323 UOAL NOTtCI Uam VanGilder Howard New- were a 1so gues ts a1 the Cor- from Hoaer Ions of gasoline or more, or · BASSETI' Hound pups. AK,C re- a combmatton oil ehange Racine, ObJo ~=~~:~~v~':~ ~.:y: ;~~vel•~"; lll the commoa Plea• court ol land, Esta Al~. Mrs. Ronnie dray hume. h ing su1gery and is doing nteety, gistered . Victor Wolfe,.. Ra- and lube job llld.ea .ar 39 Prairie Avenue, Carth•1e. ue.~ 11 countr, Ohio. McCumber, Mrs. Frank Mel· Richard Je 11ers visited is Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fetty 5 18 .tic filinols; Evoelya Wilhite md Lee Wll· ._. Moo·• ""''" Co PI lntHt sis M nd M h cine, WI 9-J023. Start A Set Now! hlte. whu relld• •t cart~Je, IU!n· _.,. .... a • v;, • vin, Mrs. Stella Cozart, Mich· ter, r · a . rs. Jo n Dun· are announcing the birth of 1 5 17 3lc PHOTO COPYING Servtcea :;.~l w~~e:!~~~~~,.~~:u~:~:ds~::!t Ottq• C•rperaHen, ael Kleinhans, Bert Davis, ham and family on Sunday. girl at Meigs Memorial has· Copy any letter or doculllenl Puton. minoll: .nd Paul Sheumu NOTICI OP IAU Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, M r s. Evans Rutherford telephoned pital. The baby weighed 8 lbs.. "euter Insurance, Pomeroy. ahd Carol Shellmen, who rellda •t his b M M 11' FREE USE - 0;;;1';;-o-u-cr- cc:a-=rpe c-ct I Super SeAice Station B D- J, Boa '125, Delavan, Wlsconatnl Penuant to an order ol w. luued Robert J Bauer and infant · mot er, rs. a Je Low- and has been named SheUa Is 2 tfc will talte aottee th•t on tht> 35th day b7 the Court of CGmmoa Plua of • th fr T M th ' Open 24 Moun WY 2-9932 lhampooer w1th purchase of 1 Plum and of April, U163, the plaintiff, D. Earl M<ell• County, Oh.io, I wtU offer fOJ' son, Mrs. Oschel Rollin.c; and er, om exas, on 0 er s Irene. Blue Lustre Shampoo. Baker btq: :;.owth!· ~~~..f 1 ~f~o~oa:~~~!.he:!! ~ o~tM-:;~~·:~:~~oo 0: !~"at2 ~!'! infant daughter and Mrs. Arth· Day. Robert Kennedy of London, SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank? Get &arJ Furniture, Middleport. Melt• County, Ohio. bf'lnr Cue No Court Hou.. of uld county, In· tht ur Duckworth and nifant son. Colurnbja Grange No. 2435 0 with hi• MlDenvWe, Oblo 13.., 1 old c " 1 lh VUJaa• or Pomeroy, the foUowlnr f th . M · spent the week•nd • 5-14-Gtc Kleen Em All Septic tank •tion ofn: dftdo~x~eu~~ :ndre~~~~: dacrlbed "&I elrtat.: Amoag Alllng met or etr ay meeting 00 parents and took his sister Oeaner Ohio Valley PlumbEnd your sewer troublet ~red to the plaintiff by the heln 01 Th• foUowm, de~rlbed real enat. A d' t the "d , h Friday l>Vening Worthy Master ' ' DON'T PUMP your sluggish m;.. We bave au sizet Armlndll Qulny, dec!l!lled, dated Jan • .atua~ In thl ToWMhlp or Rntland, ccor mg 0 mi Dig t er. . ' Mrs. Dorothy Reeves home Sun· l-16-30tp uary 1'7. IH6, and reoorded ln Deed c,.ouwnltt~. of Melfa. IDd St.t.t &f ObJo port Of the nursing department, EarJ_Starkey prest~ed at the day. . septic tank Get Klean . Em· Sewer Maebllles Book 157, Pqe e.o;, Mtla• county t M dal JrJI'd nt RNsonable Ra&el Deed ~ordl, by correctly deacrlbSltuat. In llJ.ItlanCJ Towruhlp, Meli'a those patients who were listed mee mg. en an pre.se • Mr and Mrs Alpha Barr and All Septio Tank Cleaner. Land- PJRTABLE dish washer. CaU CaD Wl' Z.Z974 oa, or Ntgbt !:fnd~b~~ve~n"' .~anJae o7t".ne: !i ::;. ~:r~~:!.o· ;e•::m~~ ·~r.::; as fair included Mrs. D a v i d ed the program using the theme son Mike we~e the dinner mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy . WI 9-3008. 5 3 12tp death, df!lel'lbed .. follow1: ownr<~ by Davkl WoUe In traction 33, Shoemaker Ernest Halley Mrs "'Mother." The lecturer wu Is of th Du 5-14-30tc 7 28 lfc The. followtn.l de~erlbed Real .... to•n 6, ranr• 14, Obio Company'• b I ed h gues elr son, ane Barr tate, 11 tutat~ tn th• Town1tt1p of Parehue: tbenee 10utb lls:t.et~n rod•l Harry Wehnmg, Mark Sheets, a sent. t was annolmc t af and wife or Oak Hill 0 u. HELP WANTED- ONE USED llvmg room group. I ;;;;iiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiO=-;I tn Bedford, In ttle eounty of Me11•... aDd tlon, tbene...-~ Nft or 111 the ••aterb dlrec Tr Russe11, Charies E . Mr · and Mrs Vlraial Atkm' s ol lher's day. ' ' 00 .,.,.,. 1• lhe stat. of Ohlo: rodl or to B. 11: Sldc:~ uman A. . · eo· One rose ll\•mg room su1te, TWO WOMEN {l) for cook and Att f D. n Beins.t In section No Je, tn Towu- ltrtchr's •eat Une:Jbeftee nort.b alon• Larkins Henry Eisnaugle Mrs Harrisonville, have been apbne platform rocker Two step (1) for ge~eral housework. en IOn alryme ~.!fo 7::-m!a~~~ . . ~~~~ ..:_o.m13S:f:: :':?c..':~ ~n:,o~~':e~~~to.,!t, E~r5 \~e~~~ Bertha Sheets, Mrs. Aim~ Spr~ pointed Oeputies of Ohio State RoMbers. Ellanga Johndnsoob and Mr!. tables, .and two table ends. SE Towllllhlp, Meta• County, Ohio, bella.. ~ly dlnetlon, 401 rod& to IIn and Oscar Bas tiam,. s r. Grange for Meigs Couaty· Po~ a fewrtd yeslth8 abyMcGlll BpenJ C Give experience and refer· aLn 1 at th• center of th~ Wht line the plaee or bulnnJnJ. contllnLnt & ~Extra mce. Call Rutland Furences. Write · P. 0. Box 97, R ot aid Section No 11, then• Eaat ures more or leu. Four units of blood were ad· luck refreshments were enjoyed ays W 8 ruce · "' iuture, SH 2-4811 01 Pomeroy Oh1o. I 0 v !~~ r:~· t!:m':~,. wo'"!'nJlD~, c.l&~ uo~.·~O::r1. 1~a~h1': f!o-:_ ministered at the hospital on during the soci.~Il hour. Colum- ' .Miss Jan Smith, Doy~ ~Pf • 5 17 6tc 1 8 I ~:·r::: !~!~ =·e.t~C: ,'::':b~ .J":!'*:ort~.::,:mc!rn ! ":: Thursday. ilia Grange will participate in and Sharon Thomi Called 1 on -=~~~~~,~~~ ~ IIJliGER Blonde Con,.,le. perFOR SALE OR RENT center nne o1 11td Gedton, tb•nee lllbd former!# o•ned bs David Wolfe, the joint visitation at ,Alfred in Mrs. Alpha Barr SUnda1 e\'f!b. C A Soutb 671fJ. roda, thtnce Wlll!lt Bit tbeee aoutb lllz rocb, tbeae. hit or . E roda, \bene. North ct rod•, ttaencto bl an •uterb dlnetloa 1f roda; DISCUSSES RAIL DISPUTE June. mg. . feet conditioo and Zig 7.Rg \!ANT ADS WOtlK wonders 8qutpped to buttonholf', mono ~2649 Well 100 rod• to th• Welt lin• of thmce aortb '"' rodll t.hane. w.n, SAN FRANCISCO mPD-There Mr. and Mrs. John Dunigan Wy POMEROY 1..laid Section No 16, theneii Nort:b on or lD • nat.rlr dlredlctn 141 rod1 to ·-r ' Mrs. Clara Smith and u"'_, aram, overcas! , blmd hrm , when you Wish «. btl) or seU OFFERS THE BEST ~~. 'fo"~heU:~ae:fotaa~~::.neo:. th• plaee of belblnlna, eont.tnln1 filS is only a 50-50 chance tnat oego-- Mllirr. anddMrMrss . JacKk Lowthther a ~ whothhas been caring for bet .· Reao the Want AJs fol qulclt etc. Assume 8 pRvmenls l )f CLAIR WOOOE talnint ,. ' " " · mo" " ,..,, ol- m,, moN .. ''"· tiation will settle tile work ruleo . an . eMe Elts, mo er, Mrs. George • " t!;.liB monthly WY 2- 22~t results "· BeinJ: Fraetton Totrao Tba failOWiq dut!l'lbed. re•l ,.....t., dispute between u.s. ra"---do and children called at the home of Leon, W. Va. spent the PHONE 1hlp No. 31nand RanreNo,N112313In or tha mw " · o 11 5tc Ohio ToWJU~hlp Company'• Mella PurehCo\lDb, ..e, IJI Ob.lo. Beo:l· 11 •* COID!ty, autJ&Dd Tolr1Ubip, and the operating unloDS, accord- of their mother, Mrs. Zelia Per. end at her home here. CHESTER 985.2145 ford bouDded Pd (leiCJ"'be4 u followat FOR SALE OR TRADE U+:mtc bealnnlnr at the 8outhe11t corner of BettnniDI •t the aortb eut eorner ing to the president of the Asso- ry on SUnday. Langsville , ing rna( lun"' F:lec· . •aid f'nc:tlon No 13, which ta •JH o* DaYN W'olle'• taad> tbrn~ trHt cia· tl'oo of American Ra"--·ds. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spen. The Rev. Noah u ....... ,__ ..... le with attach· Antique organ. Good condltlon.l'-,==========~1 the North-at comer o1 •atd 119 •ere 10 rod•. 11 tlntal t.benll!'l "utb u li1'WI Cha •·t h M Mlddl t O will,~.. :: Will trade for piano in good ,.,__.1 h·acttheabove theneeF'ractJOll Nortb ..... ~.. ····Daniel P. Loomla told a news cer,' r1e&wut spen t e oepor' • preach fancy :-:ev,;mg Will a--.11~-~-btc on f!a.dde~~erlhed, line of uJd ... ...... .... • r ... "'" '" th condJtJOn. Phone WI •2117. \AII"uSI IK~I caTA....::, • .nd tbe wen n... ot Secuoa No. te an ..-tezll- dirllcUop. •t I'Ode; tbene• conference Thursday that if an er s Day weekend With her the Langsville church Sunday r f¥1. TNm ~ WY 2· BreX to great dolry and beef • dlatarlce or 13 rod• and e lblb. ftOI'O 30 fG4Ii fo U. plaee of belln· ebed ~ ts' M d Mr A R M 19 I 11 . o,.;.,_ 5 11 6tc tbene~ Soutb t'I'J,t, detree~ WHl a ll1Jll 0011 ....... lD ... ICftl more agreement la not rea there- ,_ren ' r. an s. . . ay • 0 owmg ~ 5 17 5tc bulls for only $6.01, For senr· rod• to &be Soutb !iDe ot uid rr•a- or:·.~ met ., lPII belnl 1., 1 suit would be cougres•ional ac- Caster. School. Eveeyoe is welcome. X sweeper A - 1 ___ _L_ IVESTOCc:K:.:.____ 1 tee can Leland Parker• Porn. !~o ~ :~~a:;f~:;:U:e N!; met~ .. .-. ~ '· raq• tio ohio tion provldlng compulsory arbi· Other callers at the Caster nd guarantef:'d Paeroy, Ohio. Phone WY 2--226f :!,~ ~"::• P:_~ O:o: eo:-.,:r~ r:::.CUb tor aot teu tration or seiiUl'e of the Unea bf borne last week were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scbu\ktt. Hia wlftt, ... bags and com- TWO ba!lr ,..rllernsev calves. or Albert Parker, Chester, Wa1nt e" ~eru, m.n or »eaa. 111o tJua ttr..thirtll of the •ppruted nt· the government Mrs. Chris Deal RuUand the former DelPhia JOJ'dan a1 Ch 1 ~ · WI • ~-. Ohio Ph.....,. nee:. 11.1111: beln1 In rr.etton No. 17, Ill Towo. q._ TIMo rllht W ....-.ed to reJeet · 'ti• · of cleaning atare& •uelSS, rola-"-", • ~. lhlp No.3 and aanp No. 11 or tbe ..., ... aU Blda. A presidential panel made rec· Clarence Lee. m.t. Dora, P'la. thil vlclntly 1 passed away Ia" 1;ebmenls. Will II f •• 5 • ...., Ohio Compo••'o ~--•.., In .....,. TntoO J<o. 1 UPnlood •• 1100. A-••--- "•-'. dian t I M and Se tembe Y.J se or ~9 60 ;~' 15 3tc :--=:--"'c-==:--:-o===· .. ToWJUih.lp, llht,' 'Co"W,b': Oblo, .,.. Tract . IJo. 1 appralted at aa. om~uauuu. ..__..1 u a .was a er gues o r. , P r. enta ~-87 month- TWO PURE BRED Hereford I. 0. Mc:COY, AUCTI~ER. ~":~O:~.,.I<!'•:r"=.~..:! ·.'· ~..-~ ~ ...-...._ ~!~~idol to ~ to Mn. Clsy Jordan on Saturday · Mn, ·Fa)'t> Jorden spent 1 bulls, 9 mootiJJ and lit years. Chester, Oblo. .................., of """ .... ... 11:!1 ovoid • tbrftleuod ll8llmlwlde Mr. W8lt elll'OUte to eott.m- day last week With hit CCIIIIII, • 17 itf: SH ~ 5 11 Stp t JJ lie !: ':.:." ~= ce ,, !f, f,, '::.~.~- llr~ Juae II. bul to vlllla tiauibter, Mr. iDd Mre. Maude Joneo, Ia A!bar>f, ,... N s I OCiety ews POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~S:: BET I ltt G I 1 ' '-;;===========-! .-.-s- &,A:' Honor Students ... To Make Main Hannan Talks l I I th; I' Hospi"tal News s s-- ------------ Langsvi}}e e ·-==--- I 1 •••I! ,.w 1 FREEl o.::d:r,:-. Pomeroy Landmark Gru:.:img I =• ....__ ____ _ • .....:.==-------- I be"=. ':t • .::0: =,'"':" (; =; l -="' c.-..... 'tl"t\'L '"""'Dil x.ee I • HOLLYWOOD <UPll - AI ABC pd NBC went on tho olr here at 4 a.m. PIYl' 'l'IIEoday to t.eletiae GcifdoJI ~·· ocbeduled Dlibt, CBS -11111Jl!ng aa old IIIOIV!e, "Y011 Coll'l TaU It With You." Tbuo, lhnugb CB1 begaa Ita eonllniiOUI oovorqe 18 boor 1a arrean of It& compedtoro, who 11 lo MY II did 1101 boft tba lnlldt track .., lbe lhomt of tba day's big story? Weary Ylew. ., wbo Wodntlday propued for 10• olber bla.lloll attempt ..t for 110arly four hnun .,.,,...,;_ belore radar troublo In ·;;;;;;:,.. cfe. privocl Cooper ol the ciJaDoe to lake bl& vehicle wtth hlm lor Ill planned :n.orblt, Sl-bour trip. Sometimes, t b o u g b, even laijun. can hove beDeflll. For lnatance, wllh Cooper and bla craft Jrt>ODded for to long, televlewtll'll couid ttudy varyillll aetwork pracUceo 11 they tried to mate mucll ado during the leaithY per· iodll of DOthiago011. Now, to beJ1D with, 1111 veteran opace-llllbt watcher lmowa that CBS hu a lock oo Grand c.atral station, with WaHer C""'klte's huge lm· ag& on 1 television screen hoverlng above the tlcl!et windows and tommutera. eM their ...w ..... 'l'lwo . . . alat job OD ..u-111 ~boot~. OflbltDd, ,....,~ AIIC'I lao;lolvt laiC'· view wllb a dnclor lbout the Illtroverlod Cooper; NBCo loot at And untD 'l'lleaday, NBC bad , hit homo lowe of Shawnee, Okla.; twa Wd7 b- WU I bt pillD lect tho! Coajllr aot t1t!111 aloft when lber<l wao evea the sJishtest fear. The otber wu the llmplo dilll Milia" whldl, n4tbiac comparable. I don't tbiak Iand CBS' fucfaatlal tboup among all the I!pii<Hie leclmlcal II over tbouibt ol lrJing p.,.l Ol1ldl Soviet propljlallda film marvola, bod full lrOUIIIe lowial l)'lvlllili statioll, beea1111 it lim· abour- of a.. 11u111oo aotro- . a gantry from the pad lito, ..... ply lan't •• "in," whldl ho vtrf aaut&. 1ing a two-'hour delay. I 1lelt 1IU Important But 'l'lletiWq, NBC calling the auto club. ~~~~ limply walketl oullldo Ita OWD of· BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMIT.. lloot and ft>UDd !lieU la RooU. fellor Ceater, and Immediately clolmetl II for its IIWI·ID-the- t lelTltory. Aa for ABC, It M.lllllali- :11.balll'l really tllaked out any llle JIOWI!I .Alto, LlfoleOOIIt. of DOle yet; and I soggeot It S. SUr D.Ooont mlgbt ...,.. for novelty tf II tried, I.IDelto l1lo MJ, Ualoll Square, where tba lot. J.t.-otCJII '- B:IUp&'a "!Wt• t ot beroeJ are still saeco and utlo IS M': 2LIJaloo. Venreld --« maybe lhe Polo IS Grnundl for ta!U wltb New York li.Reh• J c.ug 1'-tllocoJ Moll fan.o. lti. ObtfiiD T.lt.t capita• 'SI ..... ....._ NBC ,..med Inspired by Its le.llellglowo laWioalp· ~coup. While ABC and CBS teecltw: 2t.Cblaa awttched to regular programmlng e. a 18.8 UP$ Oltlld'• - at least here - NBC stsyod 18. «ul.ol' JO. Ct.zpoal ooc:uprat rtsht with the story, televising Ul.ll<&tulty Jl.Attack 17.1'1Ibl1o *epu' . . LI'L ABNER the live news coaference that fol- 22. l!lowll anew, DOU•t 7 HF lowed tile potlponed Ofght a o d UI, VWw A.,._blee G,MJ al Zll.ll'loototl lltl.:roottall then fllmlag Cooper Ia detail u 26. "rubor: he emerged flrlnnlng from hi• So. Am. hatch. There were excellent close 28.DuU pobl upa and the best overall shots of zr. broth... CBS network outlet. that aiJO 28.Ja~ CBS ntworl: outlets lhat also covered these aspects,' then those %9.Prebontlod eotuap thst didn't should be ashamed. at. PNoaar For the moat part, tbe net· fJl War. 0ue 111111 Dolol, ly PilED LASSWELL ...... DAILY CROSSWORD ~. ,... ..... -·-... _ - ..... :0..:.. WILL 1 DO IIIITN NJ. 'liltS BEAUTV POTION? :a.-... .f ....- 27-- .__ I WIIAT ON AIRTH ··-...... ........ n.- lyALCAPP cam·. m.....,. &bbr. WM,PO Radio Monday Tltnl Frltlayo &·OO Newa &:05 Bacred Be~ Program 8 ·05 Breakfast Party 8:30 Mutual News 18:35 Breakfast Party 9:00 Mutual New& 1:20 Country Jamboree 9·05 Breakfast Party 6:30 NOWI 9:30 Mutual News 1:3& Fann World Newt 9·35 Breakfast Party f:~ lllelgl Cow\17 RFD 10:00 Mutual New• 7:00 Mutual News 10·05 Polka Party 7:05 Brealdut Party 10:30 Mutual News 7:30 Mutual News 10:35 Music In The Air 7:10 Newo Report 10:4S The Good LUe 1:00 Breakfast Party 10· 55 Under OWo Skies 8:00 News 11:00 Mutual News 8· 05 Coffee With Janet 11 ·OS Top Ten Show9:30 Mutual News 11:30 Mutual News t:3S Coffee With Janet 11:35 Top Ten Show 9:45 Betty Newton Sbow l.Z·OO Noon News 10:00 Mutual News 12:15 Musical !nterlude 10:05 Ministerial Association l.Z:30 Rev. MerUn Teets 10:20 Country Hoe Down I :00 Mutual News 10:30 Mutual News 1:05 Platter Party 10::15 Country HOE Down 5:00 Mutual News 11:00 Mutual News 5:05 Travelia' Time 11:05 Educational New• 5:30 Mutual News 11:08 COUI!try Hoe Do w & 5:35 Travelln' Time Swap Shop 8:00 Mutual N.,.. 11:30 Mutual New& 6:05 Sundown Serenade 11:35 Fann News 6:30 Mutual News 11:55 Upper Room Medltatloos 6:35 Sundown Serenade 11:&8 Dow Jones Stock Aver. 7:30 Off the Air-May 12:00 Noon News, Weather Sunday 12:20 Music Just For You 7:30 Mutual News .1•00 Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 1:0> Music JuS! For You 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 1:30 Mutual News 8:30 Network News 1:35 Music Just For Yoo 8:3S Boll!' of Deliverance Z:OO Fulton LewiS Jr. News & (Rev. Paul Jones) Commentary 9:00 Wings of Healin& 2:05 Musle Just For Yoo 9:30 Mutual News 2:30 Mutual News 9 35 Legislative Review 2:Jii Music Jost For You 10:00 , Volce of Prophecy S:OO Mutual News 10:30 Mutual News 3:05 Plalter Party 10:35 Wash. Repts to People 1:30 Mutual News 10:50 Sunday Chapel 1:~ Plalter Party 11:00 Country HYtnn Time t:OO News 11:30 Mutual News t:30 Local News 11:35 Court try Hymn Time Platter Party 12 00 Noon News 6:00 Mutual News 1.2:15 The Search 6:05 Travelin' Time 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:30 Bill Sterns Sports 1:00 Hour of Declsioll 1:35 ~r· Time silly oraham 6:00 News 1:30 The Lulheren Hour 1:05 vin trick Sporte 2:00 The Big Lie 6:05 Van Patrick Sporta 2:30 Mutual News 6:15 &1udOWD Sereaade 2:3S Back To The Cross 8:30 Mutual News 43:00 Re•. Roscoe Thorne 1:35 Stmdo11D Serenade 3:30 The Qu1e1 Hour 7:30 Slgnoff·Ma1 4:00 Mutual Newa Ba..Uy 4:05-11:00 Sunday Sbowcaso 1:00 Newa t:!O Mutual N.,.. l:tll Cmmtry Millie Time 5:00 News Headlines Mutual Newa 5:!0 Mutual Newt 1:111 FII'DI World Newt 6:00 Mutual Newa 1:60 RFD 8:00 Mutual Newa 7:011 Mutual Newa 6:05 Sundown Serenade 7:06 Jlrealdatt Party 6:30 Mutual Newa 7:311 i\lutuaJ News 8:35 Serenade 7:35 llnUful Part¥ 7:30 ,Off the Air-May ' 411 ..... 18. :&'rallcll 84-Ex........ -"·=·oovertnp 88. Fem 1•1tw GASOLINE ALLEY 19. Bllllplfl.AMMJ oburoll I&Heo- II.Herd.o of DAILY VBrP'roQUO'l'E - Here'• •ow to .t.lt!'DLD.t..t.lla LOifGII'IILLOW lo One Iotter limply for another. Ill IIWI 110111ple A 1 1 for the t.b.rM L'•· X for the twl) 0'1, etc. SinJle letters, apoltrophlel, the Jrrength and fomla.Uon of U.. word~ a.re all hint& llacll da7 tile code lallerl .,.. dlUoronL ... ll17P ........ Quotallo• JlTH.t.lLKNHK RWTCAIIIItHJO VlL Bl SWlKHKII:&: I'NVII WlA T411AVP4TBJO CHXAB: I'NVJl 'l' AS A H X A I t , - LG '11 YK By ERNIE BUSHMILLER WHAT'S Y•fmodaT• Clt)ptoq•ter SORROW .AND SILEN...:E ARlD IITRONG, AND PATiltlNT lltNDURANClll IS GODLIKE.LQNQJ'II:I.UlW ---------· WJEH RADIO M011day '111roqll Frith y 8:00 Sign on 8:511 Commomlty lie1111 7:45 The I.Jieline 1·00 Ohio Valley New• a. 05 Sporto Today 8 10 World Newa 8: IS Musical Clock 9. 00 r..a-1111' 9·!0 Public Service 9 45 Showers of Bl...tn, 10 00 Masoa County 1\tll'lo 10:06 Talk 01 lhe Ton 1~:55 World Nevra 11:00 Talk of the Towa t e~cept Fri. Chureb BeDs Rin& 11:45 World l>jen 11· 35 Mason ~unty News l.Z 00 CoqiDIIIDlty News 12:05 Local Ne111 NANCY WlA l.Z.IO 12: IS t2.20 12:25 GOING ON, NANCY? Oblo News illlll'ket. LUegoard BuDetiD Board News 0 Grams 1• 30 Agrlcultu. • Agenl 12 41> Coontry Go RoUD<. DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD Ne"' Bot>t Couatry Go lloull< NeWJ Beat Midway Matlllef. News !!eat 4:00 DIScmg with Doo8 4:30 intercbJlllge 5·00 Communi!) News 5:05 World & NatiOnal Newo 6: 15 Spotlighi 00 Sport. 1:06 Newa 8:10 Musical Clock 7 30 Slga Off 1:55 2. oo 2:55 3.00 3 55 ~AT 'IOU~ ATT!!"MPT ON LIFE ~,; FOCIJSI!O NEW ATT!:NTION CN ~E CRIME COMMISSION WANTS '>OU TO POLICE ARTIST'S. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE HOT I<HOWIJ>.I' A T~lt40. By HAROLD GRAY OF 'eotrr U,, 'CEPr SANOV AND COURSE; I WERE 'M08T DEAD I BUT WHY V0U FCUGI4T U~E A 1''GAVE llS, .JUST SICK. c;QUBBY •• Wf.N' NaT•f' V'COULDA ~ WHAT ~ 1-'AC J YKNOW. I FIGGER '1tXJ'RE &mrr 0' ~IAL, THINK '10U WF.I;)£ 1.1./0RTH ~T' e:ao DAVY JONIS <)o• ..,, ·- /. •.. •.. ill' GIO~GI WONDER WINNIE WINICLI - A l'IHIClf 1\CH'T f ' IIIII' CIINA A&ONe lt!lt: I!OtiT!! -r-~ AWAY All T~IS llME, Y5"T ~ ME KATE: t "'=""""' IMPIQ;$6 111!-1~ &LIT HERE WE'~ SEEN GABB!!'-Iq HO NAMES C'.AL.l. NOT? tr::;,..:' 1 ----;;";y-;;;-...,----1 TELEVISION IN REVIEW .....u • I I , f MUST YDJ ~~ I ME'AN .•. IT'5 ... ITS NOT Rlf5HT... �. . .. ·~ . i. --.., . '· .. ... ....... - \ ' ... "<# . . . . . . ..... ............... . . . . If . .........- ..... ... 1i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... " • . ' .... - ~ ... . . . .. .... -...... ... -· .. .. .. J.l..- . ,, I 1,.I . 11 l)t:.uw,n:l, rvuU:aurauuutc:pUtl., V., J.wty 17, l~u... u.J ~ ~~~ ·~4 il ~ "'\be~;. ..... '""'"with'"' ...!""' ·• LE (9)-FOR-SALE----~ WANT AD INFORMATION . . . . . ... - LEGAL NOTICE ' 23 Juniors Are Tapped For Honor s.,...;; • tv Ca rpen l er REA_STATE (9) FO R SALE ..,. ··~liM No " • ·~'"'" "' ---IN CHESTER: 111 acre farm for 05"'- roct•. ~ben..e &ua parallel with lbe Nurtb Une ol lllid ll'r-c\lon 58 roda ao thr u-' line o1 .. ,d ••n('t\~>n, L..EGo\L NOTICE . 0 I:UO P M ll•.t twtt<>f'll PubllUitl. . I sale. 7 roums e>ld bath, gar- thenrll' Nur!h on the £1111 line nf •otuta, O.adthw t.m 4 Ill a~e . barn and summer hou!Ce. Nld t"r•rtlun 65"-t rod• lo the pl•c-. Marvin Rlllt-h&rl w h 0 s e Mnrtday Call or f"O'ltact, Robert Mul· ::o..~f'~rnnl~ll~l ~:::::~::: ~~11·~;'"e: place of residence IS Elkins, CANt.:ELLA TluNS ford, t:hester, Ohio. IC'fPI, mor• or lf'.ll West Vlrg m18 , and whose ' luCie • CtlRREt"l'IUNS Whit"h nld dud. by mutu.aJ ml• .. WUI oe ..:-eeptll!(l 11Dt11 ~00 A II. 5 15 6tp takf' and by error ot th• •crlv'""'"'· exact BddresF in unknown and In recognition or Mother's Fon Oal t>f '"'-lhhe•tiGII _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ ___: lnathenently omlttrd and IDI'Orr•ctI Day Flowers were presented PT PLEASANT Twenty.. ly deaf"ri!M!d 1 part of uld rt>al e• WhoS.. mailJng address IS p 0 . IU:GULATIONS t•tr. ,rgtma ' 1 tt the foUowing at the carpen· were tapped 1960 Studebaker Conv. Cpe. _ $1,395 r'bc PUIUOIMI • e~l <lie ftl]d U,##k~• • • ... The prayer {'' llld petltllm ... ror Box !226. Elk'lns ' West ... v ' d three juniors . H ·--1 rotI ~ 1.0 edl• ol ret.c• 11n' •o:l• de~ed .. -. ~ s.•1 the reformation or dnd. lo quiet Uti• 18 hereb)· notififed thai on the 1 ter Baptist Church on Sun ay the NatiOnal onor ~ ety o Regal V8 . . :wtomat1c trans. Power steecing. black vinyl ·•hJI!<'tlnn.nte EJTO)h dlould IMto uld real ••tatt, and for othl'lr · th ld t ther p · 1 PI t H'gh at inlenor. blark to-p, cream body. Radio and heater, good •epc'I,..M • m~~~o~~o:ltai.II!IJ 'tM 1111b ' ~ull!r at~ day of April, 1963, Maralyn n.ornmg e o es mo om easan 1 sci•--' uu• •J~et ""Ill 1ot M rup.-,lll'\hll for tires - 2 story frame, s.aJt! derl!ndantll are requlre<t to Rmeharl bemo pl<ttnllff r•Jed prt>sent, Elizabeth Gardner, the an assembly Wednesday mor~ <nn•• • hftr """ •no•n..,.l!f"l 11'Uf'rlloft I POMEROY 9 rooms bath ba erne t h t &RIWII'r Nald pc"lltion on the IMh day ' n ' th J D . , . • s n , o m June. 1!163 , or Judrmenr will bt her peltlon against him 8 ~ de- youngest mo er. anet un- mg. RATES 1 1 ror want A.d Senotee I water he~tmg, 2 porch.es, cor- taken 11 t" "~ A~h~mco.::N. Phlutlff fendant m the Court ol Com Iham, the mother with the most Connie Cottrill, pre~Jdent ot 1959 Chevrolet - ---,---::-:-:--=--. $1,295 • (.;enb pii!T word "nf' nMI'I'Intl. ner location, out of h1gh wa· l WEB.'•TER A-ND FULTZ mon Pleas Meigs County Ohio children present May Jordan the National )ionor Society. preV 8 2·Door. (vory over turquoise finish, Powerglide, radio, Minimum Charre ftll 1'1111~ ! $8 500 OO Allornrrn for Plaintiff • • 'I ' h . th · ., heater, whitewalls, spotless clean intenor. er · · tt> 26 <5l J. to. n. 24. :n. at" Casr No l3,470, praying tor 1and the one who mothers t e sided durmg e tapp1~g cer 11 Cento .,., woro "" rn_,... con'ecuth•l! ln ~el"f!ona POMEROY - 6 room frame, divorce from said Marvin Rme :must rhildren, V1vian fiaston, mony. The four principals of Pul' raTe 11 4 ~-entt pe1 worG w1ll !HI aharred fu• advl!!rth lnl 11 not bath, forced a1r gas heating, lEGAL NoT•c• hart. on the grounds of qross i d:ildren's class teacher. the !lf•rlety were ~ven by Ran. •nod Within lO day• llflf'r •""""• front porch, 50 rt. frontage on Hobert Whltetlde who ruldea •t neglect of duty and extreme ! The MYF of Temple Metht> aid Jarrell, scholarship; Dottle n~;: b4l CA.RDiibf rttAJIIILS - 11 ~ tor paved street. $3,500.00. Terms 1221 LYll Stree.t. Parkenbura. w, eat cr 11elty plaintiff also prays for dist met Sunday evening at Knoll character; Steve Th Bragg, Vlrtinll. E~h GuHllame. ~3l:J Ho mf'r • .. •ll •dfa nor,rnum a;acll ••Mit•nn MID DLEP0 RT - 6 room stre1n. al wtti;JJ lc llhl•uaroe,o ountt....,. KPnsa• cuy 10. Ml11..,.urh n. restoration of her malden name th._ church. Judy Seel gave the leadership; and Sandra orn1 rr.ame. bath • full. basemen,t bur •' I Mol pr1 wf>rd rl Adami. 207 Oth Street. Parker• . " Wha t ton, serv1ce. s31]d ra crank gave , wnt vtr tnta, who arf non Marilyn Buckley; and other proprogram on the topiC, 1 1 OFFIC~ HOURS 1 gas furnace heahng, lot 80 x rf'~ldll!nt~ o1 !lf!rVI<' tht atate or otuo. c&n· and loPJ relief · Said cause will be 1These Symbols Mean." Mary the pledge to. the new'II memlt:30 II. 11'1 '" J (Ill p 1\-l jl311t . upon whom f ' or summllDB rgi 1 S'llturday .8 .J(I AM In t2 00 OtiOI' 100, good ocatJon. $5,900.00. I not br malle wllhln tilt' state of Ohio for hearmg on or after the lst Massey had devotions. Other hers, With Susie Somervl e V• IT'S SO EASY ___ FOR SALE __ For~~~~ 0! Le~se__ ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN ::.:!u~~e 0~ 0\~: :~t~'tr wot '"';. 1n~1~..·~· day of June , 1963. members present were· Mike ing the lighted torch pledge. TO PLACE A 221 KIRBY Sweeper, perfect con- NEWLY FURNlSHED 4 room IBOX PHONE WY %-%%20 :~~fr,~cear~f:ci ~~~ t~:u~~~ ~:~,:! Manlyn Rmehart, Massey, Jan Seel, Eddie and Mrs. Evelyn Brake is advisor. ft.ESHLT PROlH IL"'NG 1h" J. B. O'Brien, Attorney d1l10n , and guaranteed. Pow· house, located on 3 acres. 1 POMEROY, OHIO Probate cWrt wntun and for Warren Keirns, Gary Mosier, 1'apped in the ceremony were W<\N'f AD 0 1 Sold mile off 124 on good gravel 5 17 3tc ~~~~;1!;1 ~ ha~e:~! :~8o!:!!• d ;sc~~':i for Plaintiff. Loretta Sue and Amy Wdght, Linda Tatterson, Rebacca SJlinn er polisher included. PHONE WY 2-2157 new for $21000. Balance due, road, below Long Bottom. IN POMEROY. Eight room :;a•th~~~~~ce~;n~,01~he':'e ':~n~b~o<~;~~ (4) 12, 19, 26; (5) 3, and Walter Jordan. Chaperones Krancis Kooken, Kenny Lo~e, $41.35 or 7 paytnenh $7.00 Drilled well Electricity, bot· house, 3 bedrooms and bath, sonal properly In said fatate with JO, 17, etc were Mr. ana Mrs Arthur Crab- Coralea Bonecutter, Donna Kies1 monthly. WY 2·2204. I tled gas. Phone WY 2..fi889. large lot. Good location out of :h~'t'"hth~0 1ft~Y e~~:Le<~:~uwan~ r~:~: Plaintiff tree and Mrs. Earl Seel. ter, Susan Dickens, Opal Rose, 0 NOTICES 5 17 5tc E. E. Hayman, Syracuse, 0. high Water. Call WY 2-2590. ::o~:!·a ~0 ~:r h~ a!:~t:~ h~h~~ A wiener roast in the church Charles Keefe~, ~a WoodLa, I ;:= c:-:= c:-:-::--7 - 5·14--tltp ' 10 tfc further that the real eatate canno• be LIOAL NOTICE grove Wrightj • -"OMPLETE 1' I ., dil'ldf'd and muat be aold lD Ita Notice t. hereby liven that on 'was enJ·oyed 'by the group GaryL Adler,E Vtcki Su J{ln.oid FISH SANDWICH 30 0 C , c, mon " vo ume encyenuret.Jo and divided accordlnl MondPY, May :tO, at IO a. m. the un followwg the meeting. na ong, mma e "'"" ' Rl·ngs, 30c. Jack's Datn.• Bar, clopedi·a Bri'ltanni·ca Jun1'or de· FOR SALE - Two bedroom , , '" ''''r that the d.e""'dent dent1nt'd wtll ofler for aale "" th Dl t 1c C Ll d H d Audrey Sm1'th ' -' .:'tnn~:V8. 6~111, dled ac:u:ed of . .;n un: public aucUon to the blfhut bidder Reports On e S r t On· 0 ~ er man, , . • Middleport 5-14-6tc signed especially for children . FOR RENT bor.Je, Beautiful Birch kitcb- divided one-halt tntereat 1n the to!· for cub In hand at tta• Btaettnu terence at Chillicothe recently Bonme Barker, Dickie Wilton, 1962 dl.l. C -' I en, automatic gas heat. 1649 lowlnl dn rll!ed real estate and that Auto Company, Pomeroy. Ohio, the bur Mlk Le-"N ••UTOMOBll..E msura~:~cr been ~~ew - tL eregular Jon. pr1'ce. a~~ saTel. e, ONE SIX room house an d one Lincoln Heights. Call J o h o w w or:,,. her turvlvtno "'ooR w'IoTilowtnl daerlbed automobu• to were given when members of Darrell As y' ed e De ~.k• ~ ~celled? Lost your l)pef<ttor J 'fiN ·~ f tm t p own• an undl'fid,ed one-half lnterut 1 · 1957 olaamobile 2 o:loor IPllrt the Temple WSCS held their BeauShertzer, Kon a VflC WI 9--3752. 5 17 3tc our room apar en. eop- Blaettnar. WY 2-5127. 1-19-tfc ln aald real e.ute couPe. SN, ~77M64017. Thl• pro- M . l th h of d M ·t Smith license? can WY 2·196b. - - - --les Terrace. Phone WY 2-5385. BeiDI In Oranre Townahlp. Melli pt'rty .. bdnl aold under the ay seSSIOn a e ome an an yn . II 1.5 I ; GREEN ONIONS AND lettuce r:·15-tfc FOR SALE: 4 room house, 1 County, Ohio, netlon 6· town " provision& of • retail ID&tallm~nt Mrs Earl Seel It was reportranfe 12, bounded ano:l deacrlbed u ~:ontract. Tb1 minimum prl<'* .. · • ..,. L~ WEIGHT safely-andfor sale. Enrick, Bailey Run 1 acre ground, full basement. followa· R!!Jinninl at th• •outhll!aat uso.oo ed that Donna Dodd, Albany, -..,.. t.27-30tp ~~n,er P~!r,•a::. ro.!:~~~~Y 8ow~rke~ Blaettnar Auto co. and Clarence Coeley of Athens 17 Jtp. I FURNJSHED apartments. Two, Phone WY 2-6127 ilf wtth Dex-A·Diet tablets, --- - -- -- 5- --- 4 room. I five ronm F'urrush· - 32 odJ to land ed Hu 13, u, n. at~ ordy 98c. Stark Drugs. NEW SHIPMENT of arttfical ed and unfurnishd. ph 0 0 ejFOR SALE .8 of m tl e ::;en~'"ec,;;: Ham~lto~; thenee 0a~:th (a fonner local resident) had 3 I 60tp fl owers at my horne. I~aure I Wy 2.2557. from Pomeroy on Route 143 alo.nc the line or said Georre Ham· LEGAL NOTICI 5-7-tfc nton 5 rod• to land of J. E Kaylor; PHYlLIS HAWLEY. l't'llo:llnt •t received their certificates .as I -0...-:-=-::--=:-=-::-;:;;--'I 1 p 8 room house, bath, large tMne• eaat 32 roda to ttate road; 1116~ - 'llu. Street, Bruoktyu, N Y., Lay Speakers of the MeUtod1st ;:; /Cliff, Rt. 124, ~~ rs. Pear ar· thence aorth 5 roda to plsce of be or pia~• or real ... ll!ncll! otherwbe un- Ch h d R E 1R 11 U A TO ~ALES ker 5 17 3tc THREE and tour room furmsb- Utility room and garage. Heat~ 1 1nntna. cantalntnr one acn mo,.. or known, 1a hereby notified that ou th• urc , an ev. ar usse 18th. ttay or Ma:v, laa:J. Jar:k M Haw- of the ed by gas · Nl·ce location · Pr,..._ ...- leu. AJ110 the tollowin 1 de.crlb«J rt>a1 ley. bt'h11 plaJntlff. filed h.is petition . Albany Charge was . re. 1955 •. RD, 2 dr. hardtop V-R 1 SWEET P.JfATO and tomnto ed and unfurnished aparty l:..t'l ed to seU. Call after 4 p, m. eatate Jltuated In Melli County, otllo aralnll. her II defll!ndanl In the Court cogniZed as an Elder 10 the auCOJ2latie, motor re . built 1 plan!s &,Jr ~.rue Helen Dame-- ments. W Z.'"-'4. S L Oranr• Township. 11tuated tn Sec. e, of commln Plea., Mr~.s• count), h h M H d St I wood, 3yracuse, WY 2-653:1. t2 6 tfc except aundays, Y 6-5824, Town'· Ranre 11. vware of Tupperr Ohio, Cue No 13.4911, ~raylnK tor c urc · rs. owar an ey PT PLEASANT _ Miss Jan· Ne-w paint, new ' tires. Gail McArthur, Ohio. PlaJru, ber1nn1n1 at •n iron pm •t divorce rrom t.h• 1ald Phylll• flaw. was program ]eader and Mrs. . · 5 15 6tc MOOER.N 4 room furmshed or •ouihweat eorner ol Ianda of IH!le lll!y on the &round• of Willful Ab· JCe Holley and James Sturgeon, Miller Garage, Phone WY 25 s 12lc Kf'lh!r. tbence north t d~CJ'MI eut aencr of ~akl ddeOO.nt from •• I d Clarence Arbaugh gave the de- h 3196 5 17 3tc AUCTION Saturday 1'lay 18 unfurmshed apartment. Mid· -;;;;-n.o;;;-:--;;:=:--::c~.c:--c - u rod, 3Ya unk• to •" Iron pin pl.alntift tor more tb.an onll! yur lart . I th · onor stud enIs , will deliver the · ' .. ' ~ ' FOR SALE: Four ~ood loU. and land of E. B &o Kate s. Parker, put and Groaa Nef~M& of Dub·. &Ad YotiOns or e evemng. · addr es at the Hannan The Rambler 1963, 12 30 p m The personal dleport. WY ~3874. tbenee •outh 79..., df'Kreea ••It tl Plal.Dtllf aao pray• for ,Mean, cu... The Young People's Class of m_am ess f r c ' v C1. 3 15 tfc Good seven room house. bath rodl 21 UnkJ to an Iron plnl thenc• tody and eontrol of the minor child. High School commencement ex· WOI'Id Standard r•l CompacC arne msnd 1_1 batb, basement and IK'u uth 7% derreea Wll!at 7 rod• 8111 ren ot the paru•• afld for other prop· Carpenter Baptist Church met Tu d M 2Sth at proper Y O ningham, deceased, will be SOld FURNISHED d f hed nlui to the .auth llne of Bene Ken er rell~f. Said caU14! will be for h.. r- "th R' h rd J If Su ercJses es ay, ay Ed:ceUeace an U~ u~·ms ~arage, out of h._gb water. ~r tand and an Iron ptnl thenee weat 1111 on or .rter th• tttb. da' or Jur.e, WI IC a e ers on n· 8 p m in the high school gym Big car room, ride and perform- at 456 Broadway Street in apartments Paid utilities 8& ~ouJd be made into apart. r~n:UO:: :~~~~~ t~cr~ !!oa:.• o~ .!: A. D. l~aclt M. Hawlll!y day evening. Sue Whittington Th~re .are 29 members of ance Small car economy and Middleport, Ohio. fore 5 p m Phone WY Z. ,;..,~; City water el~j. beln1 off the west aid• ot • certain crow, crow & Porter, was program leader. Those who . of ~• Tappan Gas Range, Serve! 2776 1 ' Ph WY ...,. • tract deedf'd by E. B. ••d Katie s Attorneya for Plaintiff It nded e J W Burk Sue graduatmg class li'Uol• maaagerability . a ter " P- m. one ~·~. 5 Priced for quiclt'/sale. Parker to BeUe Kellou, Jub' '· n:n. 15> 11, 24, 31 181 7, 24. 11, 3R--7t a e wer · · e, The Baccalaureate sermon See gas refrigerator, kitchen cabi 2-35?4 12 6 tfc Tbe prayer of old peUtion Ul fOJ' and Jenny Whittington Helen . See Okey Wuod, Syracuse. IRle of real elrta1 to pay debt• ano:l ' will be delivered by the Rev. MetropoJilao Motors nel , 7 pc. dinette set, uvaJ Ph 'Y 2-6086 for diatrtbutton of the a11et• (lerlved Peck, Delores Hoyd, Donn a I M. S -~et, Pome-y front chma cupboard, buffet, one ~ · from 11111 Nle tn aceordane. w1111 the Sto Ol S 'th nd R' h Kenneth Chand er, am treet E. Mala S 1 uo;: ... WANTED TO RENT IIW u' eva ml a IC • . Ch h tor Pboue WY 2-3870 7 pc. dining room suite. round MUS I Thl peraona flrn •bove menUoned d J ff Ch Baptist urc pas , • t a ""Wing mochme. ICAL nstruments will furth~r take notice that they ar e ers. ap~rone~ were p. m. Sunday, M&y 26th. Awards While table' 4 22 tfc """' .. WANT TO RENT pasture for have bl:!l!n made paruea defendant to Mr. and Mrs. Lew1s Sm1th and d 'II b h ld M da M -:;;:;:-==-:---.--;-- ---- ur 2 barrel back chairs. 2 pc cattle. Phone 985-2322. FOR SALE St d' . v· laid pdltlon and th~t they are reN d Mr nd M R ed ay WI e e on y, BY POR NEW or used cars : rq IVartous IQ- qulreo:l to •nswer Ule 1.1.me on or ancy an . a rs. e 27th at 2. 30 P m in the gym llvmg room suite, overstutfetj 5 17 3tc lin. Good banjo. Reasonable. betora the Uth day ol June Entered Hospital Jeffers · · · · · :1. bed : w w1963. ar. 11 , trucks, phvne Marvm Marks rocr.er , 2 1arge mrrros. · S. C. CUok, De:tt~r. Ohio Ezeeutor u aforeaald Among those who entered Mr. and Mrs. Elba McKnight SALESMAl'l Beastev MaUl· room suite, white marble top BUSIN ESS ERV IC E 5 15 tfc c.&>n:~~21~~~·!. \6o, ~~ 324 • etc Holzer hospital in the past 24 and Sharon of Columbus were ews. Athens. LY 3-4061. dresser and extra nice rna· - - -hours were Mrs. Milo B. Wil· weekend guests of her parenls, - - -- - ___ _ ;ci0--'9-_t_cfc ble top washstand, 2 metal Bookkeepmg accounts wanted. __FA_IIM EQUIPMENT LIOAL NOTICI son, 9 Locust St., Stephanie L. Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly. On Complete bookkeeping and c B 1· · Dr 1 d b d 1 od bed 2 d ser FOR SALE e s, wo • res s, FIVE h G d 'th NoUce u hueb:r 1 1ven that the rossen, 122 as tant ., F oy SUnday the McKnights, Mr. and . . - ---2 rugs, Moore's gas heater tax service. Phone WY 2-2272. .p, ar en tractor WI Trusteea or the Church of th• Nu•· D Rife 1157 Second Ave Mrs M F G'll I nd M nd Jamce IS the daughter of Mr. 5 15 30tc plow, cultivator, mower, rene or Rutland. oblo, •n unlncor- · ' ' · rs. ern 1 og Y a f. a d M Fed F H0 11 f ENJOY YOCR home movie pro- 65.000 BTU . several small c-cc==c--c-,--,--- porated reurJoua •odety, lll•d their Amanda E. Crandan, 2125 Chest· MNI'. Carl Crabtree of Albany an rs. rh he . ey . 0 . d' Is I M d Ashton. She as en I m&JOflo J'ector more - We have qual- gas heaters, 1 square tub EXPER[ENCED interior and markout plow One concrete petition in the commoa F"'!a, Court nut St Earl Saunders Rt 2 mixer. All ~nod crJlldltiOD, ot MeiK• county, otuo, a:.lldJAI t.Dt .. , . '. . Wt!le mner gues o r. an ette, :..erved on the newspaper tall Sh it' Bmm . movie film, readv Maytag washer, many other extenor painters Free esti- Reasonable. Don Anderson aald o:hurch 1111•••, uwn~f '" tee !Jim. Galhpolis. John A11en Oiler, Jr. Mr~ Arthur Crabtree. tall d th to show. Cartoons, Travel, Ad- items. mates. Roger Cullums, Ph. piTh~' :~~oe.'n;w~~~.t~":t.~!t'~tuated Rt. 2 Cheshire, Mrs. Laura F. ,s an e annua1 9 • ~ venture, and c-lmplete editiOn Terms : Cash WY 2-2682. S.t4~tp Rutland. Ohio. 5 15 6tp 1n nuuano:~ V!Uue. In tbe Southwut Darnell Rt 1 Vinton Llovd H Mrs. Robert Parker of Stras. was a member ot the Future ' quarter of Section No 6, Rutlano:l ' . ' . H k f A . d of John Glenn's hisioric Space Not respun~Jble for accident<; GOOD John Deere Tractor, hy- Towlllhip. Met 1s county, Ohio, de- Mayes, Pt. Pleasant, Taylor c. burg, Ohio, and Mrs. Martha omema ers o mer1ca an fllght. Grover's SludJo, Porn- Webster and FultzC, Attorneys See Us For • • • I draulic lift. Good shape. Sell acr~!:?n:Jan:oii~B~ Mils f'll!et •'"", Roush, New Haven, W.Va., Re- Mthars of Do~~r Mwere gundestMs of thfoer CRhhndorunds.,nSdhreonwaGsll'.lsseleStaetedtl ero)·, Ohio. :> 16 3tc Bradford Auction omprmy or trade for livestock. Curtis south 10 df'ar•ea :so· Ean 26ll ee becca J. Bush, Mt. Alto, w. Va. eu parena:i, r. a rs. . . . from tht Northweat comer of the d M S F t j j -·- I Cntt Bradford, AuctiOneer • D eKa lb S ee d C orn WoUe, Chester, Ohio, Southwett quarter S.cUon No. 8, on Mrs Freddie Tackett Rutland Ney carpentl:!r the past week. an ISS prmg es IV8 n W-OOD- FR-A'IE n ' coppl'r sereen I A c B df d M the weat line or Ell DeRnliOn lano:l; • ' , M I" . Day gue Is r th i 1962 windows a d d E R · · ra or • anager DeKalb Sudax 5 17 6tp thenee South to degree. w bat Mrs. Thomas E. Bane, Jacko 11er s s o er · " 2nd A"",'e'.·. Ml~dle5 11 6tc 100 frrt, thence south 76 dearll!ea son Mrs James W Gannon Jr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Verlin James IS the son of Mr. and u INSURANCE Weat 105 s Fed, th•nu North 12 de• · · • · H M nd M Mrs Donald Sturgeoo Ashton Yost, 661 N or SX-11 &rell!s 20' W•lf. 100 Feet: thenee Nort Ironton, William H. Morris, Ir- owery were r. a rs. . · . . . , • 0 5 16 6 78 de•ree• E•rt 1118 Feet to port, · tP USED WORK pants, shirts and tbe to d Mr Ell DeW Ralph Chapman and children h1s actiVJtles include: Future • F t'l" plaN of bqinninl. contalnlnl .u on n, an s. a eese, • A gr1co ==-:.·.--::--c---:-c:.~- 1 coveralls Carl Cheval1e1 er t tzer BARNES SIMPSON lnlllr- ,.,.. Elmwood w va and Mr. and Mrs. Rodney How- Farmers of America; Science ONE Simplicity rototiller, One Long Bottom. once Age o c y. Middleport. That, br Wl.lntmou• aclton or the ' Bl th. ery all of Athens Route Club· basketball senior pres1· Jacobson gas lawn mower, M'ddl rt Fe d Mill Board of Tru11tees, Pid church der s . • • S 6 30tp I epo e Fire, automobile, bonds. Pb. tennlned to ""'''"'' • oew ••no•Mrs George E Miller 402\io Cecil Hoyd is a patient in dent; FFA oamp, role Tony Fowler, Owner & Opp. WY 2-2903. a 'l1 u •a:e. IDd It u neceiJUt'Y th•t Aid . • • . . . . I 1 . in fthe . Three 5 h p motors; 3 phase =-==-c:co~cc--;-c chureh borrow money lllfllcient for 24th St Pt Pleasan• son 4·40 Sheltermg Arms Hospital 1n semor c ass pay, SCience Blr 220 0 0 h to VENE'T'lAN Blinds aU kinds v.; ne l .p. mo rs "We Do Custom Grtndmg" .uch •nd and, to retln•ne. ttl 3 phase ~20 v ; One Jot of : Wmdo~ bhnds and shades Reuter IDSaruce Agency preHntpurpoae, oblli'atlon. furthermore, p.m. Th., ursd. ay. Mrs'. J ohn' ·L. Attem where he IS reportedly participant and football mans· 2 porch shad.. val· M. nd Ava. Mldcll•port ••Insurance for ev- perpaal to eaecute and deliver to the Polll· Smith 115 E D St Wellston improving following pneumonia ger · Used doors and Windows . One Cloth -~ II!I'OY National Bank, Pomeroy, Ohio, • · •• ' lie Th l f th Lan ill Jot of furnace plpes. hoi and lance and awmngs Bamboo lNG and IHUII.Deal aeed.'' • rood and vaud real eaute mort- son, 4:10 p.m. Thursday. Mrs. and other comp allons. e peop e o. e gsv e . I SuPP Iy, HEATING AND PLUMB p--WY •- •••I llald chureh to PV n ..bb y Go r d on, 833 F ourth Ave., ' Mr · and Mrs Reed Jeffers church had tbelt quarterly su~· cold atr. Call WY 2-3542. shPdes Da Ie Wlppe Mueller Furnaces lft1PIII; aecureonpa:vment thenor.re&J .. The pnyer ol hid p.Utloa 11 that son !·27 am Thursday were Sunday dinner guests of J>E'.r on the Langsville churck 5163tcl 215 Umon Avenue, Pomeroy, Arnold Brotbera •ld Truatees be auttlorlz•d to mort• · · · • . rd g d 'ght Th · , 5 2 30tc 618 E S p Obi0 POULTRY "'' '"' ....,m>or ..,, NAI ••""· Dlllclwged their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ya un ay n• . ey en)Oy· COLD SPOT Air condJtwner, Ohio. Main l.. omeroy, ___....:_..:;.:::::..:.:::..:.____ l!:he~bo~ ~~::~~n:d..f': Pr:;:: Patients recently discharged Lavern Jordan and family. On ed a wiener roast with their 115 voll. 7' > amp 8500 B T U. I Pbooe WY Z-ZMB IlEA VY HENS, $1 each. John """ ..... •UI .. ' " ••.,.,.. ... Included Timothy R Coonor De- Sunday afternoon Mrs. Jordan pot luck supper. 6 1 Uc Pr0 ff'l fore lflld Cc::ourt <m lb• 8tb d17 of • , ' . One year old Charles Mal- l 1 p 11 d Oh" or an • 10. June, 1963, ., ten o'ciod; A.M. 1ores R Smith Mrs Jack s and faml1), accomparued the Mrs. Dmothy Reeves return· ' lory, Racme, Oh10. 5 16 3tc "Antique Car" Pattern -----======--5 10 9tp 1 TRUSTEES or THE or cHUllCa Colley, Sr., · Burbage, • ·Spaulding,· J e''~rs to v1st., WI·1h Mrs. Jel- ed to her horne m · ~r AUCfiONEER 1--------.!.!::...::::!::_ or THE NAZAR%NR \AIIumbus a. I Tall 16 oz. Woler - - c--:~:----:----Complete Service LEGAL NOTICE WEB~~,:e·r!f;'l!~. Mrs. Alexander Raynes, Mrs. fers mother, Mrs. Beulah Cor- ter spending a week with ber 1200 HOMto: •rowu extra mce Glos- With Pur~hose Critt Bradford ""'---I AttorDeJ• for Tru~teet~ Jack Calloway Gilbert Circle dray, Athens Route, Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Rutger tomato plants Ches· You get , 1 glass free eacb 31 17 • 4tc ~-.Ia... LEGAL NOTICE au lO, ' u.. John w. Tho~son, Mrs. wn~ Mrs. John Cordray of Bellvue Kennedy. Mrs. Kennedy It borne ... Write. PII or 1 ter 667-62>\. 5 IS 31c t1me you purchase LO ga}. II.N '-' Norah H.anniJraa andnade Sam •tlhnnt· '- HospIta! after bay. A. c. BRADFORD aan, each or wtaoJJI 323 UOAL NOTtCI Uam VanGilder Howard New- were a 1so gues ts a1 the Cor- from Hoaer Ions of gasoline or more, or · BASSETI' Hound pups. AK,C re- a combmatton oil ehange Racine, ObJo ~=~~:~~v~':~ ~.:y: ;~~vel•~"; lll the commoa Plea• court ol land, Esta Al~. Mrs. Ronnie dray hume. h ing su1gery and is doing nteety, gistered . Victor Wolfe,.. Ra- and lube job llld.ea .ar 39 Prairie Avenue, Carth•1e. ue.~ 11 countr, Ohio. McCumber, Mrs. Frank Mel· Richard Je 11ers visited is Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fetty 5 18 .tic filinols; Evoelya Wilhite md Lee Wll· ._. Moo·• ""''" Co PI lntHt sis M nd M h cine, WI 9-J023. Start A Set Now! hlte. whu relld• •t cart~Je, IU!n· _.,. .... a • v;, • vin, Mrs. Stella Cozart, Mich· ter, r · a . rs. Jo n Dun· are announcing the birth of 1 5 17 3lc PHOTO COPYING Servtcea :;.~l w~~e:!~~~~~,.~~:u~:~:ds~::!t Ottq• C•rperaHen, ael Kleinhans, Bert Davis, ham and family on Sunday. girl at Meigs Memorial has· Copy any letter or doculllenl Puton. minoll: .nd Paul Sheumu NOTICI OP IAU Mrs. Elizabeth Evans, M r s. Evans Rutherford telephoned pital. The baby weighed 8 lbs.. "euter Insurance, Pomeroy. ahd Carol Shellmen, who rellda •t his b M M 11' FREE USE - 0;;;1';;-o-u-cr- cc:a-=rpe c-ct I Super SeAice Station B D- J, Boa '125, Delavan, Wlsconatnl Penuant to an order ol w. luued Robert J Bauer and infant · mot er, rs. a Je Low- and has been named SheUa Is 2 tfc will talte aottee th•t on tht> 35th day b7 the Court of CGmmoa Plua of • th fr T M th ' Open 24 Moun WY 2-9932 lhampooer w1th purchase of 1 Plum and of April, U163, the plaintiff, D. Earl M<ell• County, Oh.io, I wtU offer fOJ' son, Mrs. Oschel Rollin.c; and er, om exas, on 0 er s Irene. Blue Lustre Shampoo. Baker btq: :;.owth!· ~~~..f 1 ~f~o~oa:~~~!.he:!! ~ o~tM-:;~~·:~:~~oo 0: !~"at2 ~!'! infant daughter and Mrs. Arth· Day. Robert Kennedy of London, SLUGGISH SEPTIC tank? Get &arJ Furniture, Middleport. Melt• County, Ohio. bf'lnr Cue No Court Hou.. of uld county, In· tht ur Duckworth and nifant son. Colurnbja Grange No. 2435 0 with hi• MlDenvWe, Oblo 13.., 1 old c " 1 lh VUJaa• or Pomeroy, the foUowlnr f th . M · spent the week•nd • 5-14-Gtc Kleen Em All Septic tank •tion ofn: dftdo~x~eu~~ :ndre~~~~: dacrlbed "&I elrtat.: Amoag Alllng met or etr ay meeting 00 parents and took his sister Oeaner Ohio Valley PlumbEnd your sewer troublet ~red to the plaintiff by the heln 01 Th• foUowm, de~rlbed real enat. A d' t the "d , h Friday l>Vening Worthy Master ' ' DON'T PUMP your sluggish m;.. We bave au sizet Armlndll Qulny, dec!l!lled, dated Jan • .atua~ In thl ToWMhlp or Rntland, ccor mg 0 mi Dig t er. . ' Mrs. Dorothy Reeves home Sun· l-16-30tp uary 1'7. IH6, and reoorded ln Deed c,.ouwnltt~. of Melfa. IDd St.t.t &f ObJo port Of the nursing department, EarJ_Starkey prest~ed at the day. . septic tank Get Klean . Em· Sewer Maebllles Book 157, Pqe e.o;, Mtla• county t M dal JrJI'd nt RNsonable Ra&el Deed ~ordl, by correctly deacrlbSltuat. In llJ.ItlanCJ Towruhlp, Meli'a those patients who were listed mee mg. en an pre.se • Mr and Mrs Alpha Barr and All Septio Tank Cleaner. Land- PJRTABLE dish washer. CaU CaD Wl' Z.Z974 oa, or Ntgbt !:fnd~b~~ve~n"' .~anJae o7t".ne: !i ::;. ~:r~~:!.o· ;e•::m~~ ·~r.::; as fair included Mrs. D a v i d ed the program using the theme son Mike we~e the dinner mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy . WI 9-3008. 5 3 12tp death, df!lel'lbed .. follow1: ownr<~ by Davkl WoUe In traction 33, Shoemaker Ernest Halley Mrs "'Mother." The lecturer wu Is of th Du 5-14-30tc 7 28 lfc The. followtn.l de~erlbed Real .... to•n 6, ranr• 14, Obio Company'• b I ed h gues elr son, ane Barr tate, 11 tutat~ tn th• Town1tt1p of Parehue: tbenee 10utb lls:t.et~n rod•l Harry Wehnmg, Mark Sheets, a sent. t was annolmc t af and wife or Oak Hill 0 u. HELP WANTED- ONE USED llvmg room group. I ;;;;iiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiOiiiiiO=-;I tn Bedford, In ttle eounty of Me11•... aDd tlon, tbene...-~ Nft or 111 the ••aterb dlrec Tr Russe11, Charies E . Mr · and Mrs Vlraial Atkm' s ol lher's day. ' ' 00 .,.,.,. 1• lhe stat. of Ohlo: rodl or to B. 11: Sldc:~ uman A. . · eo· One rose ll\•mg room su1te, TWO WOMEN {l) for cook and Att f D. n Beins.t In section No Je, tn Towu- ltrtchr's •eat Une:Jbeftee nort.b alon• Larkins Henry Eisnaugle Mrs Harrisonville, have been apbne platform rocker Two step (1) for ge~eral housework. en IOn alryme ~.!fo 7::-m!a~~~ . . ~~~~ ..:_o.m13S:f:: :':?c..':~ ~n:,o~~':e~~~to.,!t, E~r5 \~e~~~ Bertha Sheets, Mrs. Aim~ Spr~ pointed Oeputies of Ohio State RoMbers. Ellanga Johndnsoob and Mr!. tables, .and two table ends. SE Towllllhlp, Meta• County, Ohio, bella.. ~ly dlnetlon, 401 rod& to IIn and Oscar Bas tiam,. s r. Grange for Meigs Couaty· Po~ a fewrtd yeslth8 abyMcGlll BpenJ C Give experience and refer· aLn 1 at th• center of th~ Wht line the plaee or bulnnJnJ. contllnLnt & ~Extra mce. Call Rutland Furences. Write · P. 0. Box 97, R ot aid Section No 11, then• Eaat ures more or leu. Four units of blood were ad· luck refreshments were enjoyed ays W 8 ruce · "' iuture, SH 2-4811 01 Pomeroy Oh1o. I 0 v !~~ r:~· t!:m':~,. wo'"!'nJlD~, c.l&~ uo~.·~O::r1. 1~a~h1': f!o-:_ ministered at the hospital on during the soci.~Il hour. Colum- ' .Miss Jan Smith, Doy~ ~Pf • 5 17 6tc 1 8 I ~:·r::: !~!~ =·e.t~C: ,'::':b~ .J":!'*:ort~.::,:mc!rn ! ":: Thursday. ilia Grange will participate in and Sharon Thomi Called 1 on -=~~~~~,~~~ ~ IIJliGER Blonde Con,.,le. perFOR SALE OR RENT center nne o1 11td Gedton, tb•nee lllbd former!# o•ned bs David Wolfe, the joint visitation at ,Alfred in Mrs. Alpha Barr SUnda1 e\'f!b. C A Soutb 671fJ. roda, thtnce Wlll!lt Bit tbeee aoutb lllz rocb, tbeae. hit or . E roda, \bene. North ct rod•, ttaencto bl an •uterb dlnetloa 1f roda; DISCUSSES RAIL DISPUTE June. mg. . feet conditioo and Zig 7.Rg \!ANT ADS WOtlK wonders 8qutpped to buttonholf', mono ~2649 Well 100 rod• to th• Welt lin• of thmce aortb '"' rodll t.hane. w.n, SAN FRANCISCO mPD-There Mr. and Mrs. John Dunigan Wy POMEROY 1..laid Section No 16, theneii Nort:b on or lD • nat.rlr dlredlctn 141 rod1 to ·-r ' Mrs. Clara Smith and u"'_, aram, overcas! , blmd hrm , when you Wish «. btl) or seU OFFERS THE BEST ~~. 'fo"~heU:~ae:fotaa~~::.neo:. th• plaee of belblnlna, eont.tnln1 filS is only a 50-50 chance tnat oego-- Mllirr. anddMrMrss . JacKk Lowthther a ~ whothhas been caring for bet .· Reao the Want AJs fol qulclt etc. Assume 8 pRvmenls l )f CLAIR WOOOE talnint ,. ' " " · mo" " ,..,, ol- m,, moN .. ''"· tiation will settle tile work ruleo . an . eMe Elts, mo er, Mrs. George • " t!;.liB monthly WY 2- 22~t results "· BeinJ: Fraetton Totrao Tba failOWiq dut!l'lbed. re•l ,.....t., dispute between u.s. ra"---do and children called at the home of Leon, W. Va. spent the PHONE 1hlp No. 31nand RanreNo,N112313In or tha mw " · o 11 5tc Ohio ToWJU~hlp Company'• Mella PurehCo\lDb, ..e, IJI Ob.lo. Beo:l· 11 •* COID!ty, autJ&Dd Tolr1Ubip, and the operating unloDS, accord- of their mother, Mrs. Zelia Per. end at her home here. CHESTER 985.2145 ford bouDded Pd (leiCJ"'be4 u followat FOR SALE OR TRADE U+:mtc bealnnlnr at the 8outhe11t corner of BettnniDI •t the aortb eut eorner ing to the president of the Asso- ry on SUnday. Langsville , ing rna( lun"' F:lec· . •aid f'nc:tlon No 13, which ta •JH o* DaYN W'olle'• taad> tbrn~ trHt cia· tl'oo of American Ra"--·ds. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Spen. The Rev. Noah u ....... ,__ ..... le with attach· Antique organ. Good condltlon.l'-,==========~1 the North-at comer o1 •atd 119 •ere 10 rod•. 11 tlntal t.benll!'l "utb u li1'WI Cha •·t h M Mlddl t O will,~.. :: Will trade for piano in good ,.,__.1 h·acttheabove theneeF'ractJOll Nortb ..... ~.. ····Daniel P. Loomla told a news cer,' r1e&wut spen t e oepor' • preach fancy :-:ev,;mg Will a--.11~-~-btc on f!a.dde~~erlhed, line of uJd ... ...... .... • r ... "'" '" th condJtJOn. Phone WI •2117. \AII"uSI IK~I caTA....::, • .nd tbe wen n... ot Secuoa No. te an ..-tezll- dirllcUop. •t I'Ode; tbene• conference Thursday that if an er s Day weekend With her the Langsville church Sunday r f¥1. TNm ~ WY 2· BreX to great dolry and beef • dlatarlce or 13 rod• and e lblb. ftOI'O 30 fG4Ii fo U. plaee of belln· ebed ~ ts' M d Mr A R M 19 I 11 . o,.;.,_ 5 11 6tc tbene~ Soutb t'I'J,t, detree~ WHl a ll1Jll 0011 ....... lD ... ICftl more agreement la not rea there- ,_ren ' r. an s. . . ay • 0 owmg ~ 5 17 5tc bulls for only $6.01, For senr· rod• to &be Soutb !iDe ot uid rr•a- or:·.~ met ., lPII belnl 1., 1 suit would be cougres•ional ac- Caster. School. Eveeyoe is welcome. X sweeper A - 1 ___ _L_ IVESTOCc:K:.:.____ 1 tee can Leland Parker• Porn. !~o ~ :~~a:;f~:;:U:e N!; met~ .. .-. ~ '· raq• tio ohio tion provldlng compulsory arbi· Other callers at the Caster nd guarantef:'d Paeroy, Ohio. Phone WY 2--226f :!,~ ~"::• P:_~ O:o: eo:-.,:r~ r:::.CUb tor aot teu tration or seiiUl'e of the Unea bf borne last week were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scbu\ktt. Hia wlftt, ... bags and com- TWO ba!lr ,..rllernsev calves. or Albert Parker, Chester, Wa1nt e" ~eru, m.n or »eaa. 111o tJua ttr..thirtll of the •ppruted nt· the government Mrs. Chris Deal RuUand the former DelPhia JOJ'dan a1 Ch 1 ~ · WI • ~-. Ohio Ph.....,. nee:. 11.1111: beln1 In rr.etton No. 17, Ill Towo. q._ TIMo rllht W ....-.ed to reJeet · 'ti• · of cleaning atare& •uelSS, rola-"-", • ~. lhlp No.3 and aanp No. 11 or tbe ..., ... aU Blda. A presidential panel made rec· Clarence Lee. m.t. Dora, P'la. thil vlclntly 1 passed away Ia" 1;ebmenls. Will II f •• 5 • ...., Ohio Compo••'o ~--•.., In .....,. TntoO J<o. 1 UPnlood •• 1100. A-••--- "•-'. dian t I M and Se tembe Y.J se or ~9 60 ;~' 15 3tc :--=:--"'c-==:--:-o===· .. ToWJUih.lp, llht,' 'Co"W,b': Oblo, .,.. Tract . IJo. 1 appralted at aa. om~uauuu. ..__..1 u a .was a er gues o r. , P r. enta ~-87 month- TWO PURE BRED Hereford I. 0. Mc:COY, AUCTI~ER. ~":~O:~.,.I<!'•:r"=.~..:! ·.'· ~..-~ ~ ...-...._ ~!~~idol to ~ to Mn. Clsy Jordan on Saturday · Mn, ·Fa)'t> Jorden spent 1 bulls, 9 mootiJJ and lit years. Chester, Oblo. .................., of """ .... ... 11:!1 ovoid • tbrftleuod ll8llmlwlde Mr. W8lt elll'OUte to eott.m- day last week With hit CCIIIIII, • 17 itf: SH ~ 5 11 Stp t JJ lie !: ':.:." ~= ce ,, !f, f,, '::.~.~- llr~ Juae II. bul to vlllla tiauibter, Mr. iDd Mre. Maude Joneo, Ia A!bar>f, ,... N s I OCiety ews POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST ~S:: BET I ltt G I 1 ' '-;;===========-! .-.-s- &,A:' Honor Students ... To Make Main Hannan Talks l I I th; I' Hospi"tal News s s-- ------------ Langsvi}}e e ·-==--- I 1 •••I! ,.w 1 FREEl o.::d:r,:-. Pomeroy Landmark Gru:.:img I =• ....__ ____ _ • .....:.==-------- I be"=. ':t • .::0: =,'"':" (; =; l -="' c.-..... 'tl"t\'L '"""'Dil x.ee I • HOLLYWOOD <UPll - AI ABC pd NBC went on tho olr here at 4 a.m. PIYl' 'l'IIEoday to t.eletiae GcifdoJI ~·· ocbeduled Dlibt, CBS -11111Jl!ng aa old IIIOIV!e, "Y011 Coll'l TaU It With You." Tbuo, lhnugb CB1 begaa Ita eonllniiOUI oovorqe 18 boor 1a arrean of It& compedtoro, who 11 lo MY II did 1101 boft tba lnlldt track .., lbe lhomt of tba day's big story? Weary Ylew. ., wbo Wodntlday propued for 10• olber bla.lloll attempt ..t for 110arly four hnun .,.,,...,;_ belore radar troublo In ·;;;;;;:,.. cfe. privocl Cooper ol the ciJaDoe to lake bl& vehicle wtth hlm lor Ill planned :n.orblt, Sl-bour trip. Sometimes, t b o u g b, even laijun. can hove beDeflll. For lnatance, wllh Cooper and bla craft Jrt>ODded for to long, televlewtll'll couid ttudy varyillll aetwork pracUceo 11 they tried to mate mucll ado during the leaithY per· iodll of DOthiago011. Now, to beJ1D with, 1111 veteran opace-llllbt watcher lmowa that CBS hu a lock oo Grand c.atral station, with WaHer C""'klte's huge lm· ag& on 1 television screen hoverlng above the tlcl!et windows and tommutera. eM their ...w ..... 'l'lwo . . . alat job OD ..u-111 ~boot~. OflbltDd, ,....,~ AIIC'I lao;lolvt laiC'· view wllb a dnclor lbout the Illtroverlod Cooper; NBCo loot at And untD 'l'lleaday, NBC bad , hit homo lowe of Shawnee, Okla.; twa Wd7 b- WU I bt pillD lect tho! Coajllr aot t1t!111 aloft when lber<l wao evea the sJishtest fear. The otber wu the llmplo dilll Milia" whldl, n4tbiac comparable. I don't tbiak Iand CBS' fucfaatlal tboup among all the I!pii<Hie leclmlcal II over tbouibt ol lrJing p.,.l Ol1ldl Soviet propljlallda film marvola, bod full lrOUIIIe lowial l)'lvlllili statioll, beea1111 it lim· abour- of a.. 11u111oo aotro- . a gantry from the pad lito, ..... ply lan't •• "in," whldl ho vtrf aaut&. 1ing a two-'hour delay. I 1lelt 1IU Important But 'l'lletiWq, NBC calling the auto club. ~~~~ limply walketl oullldo Ita OWD of· BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMIT.. lloot and ft>UDd !lieU la RooU. fellor Ceater, and Immediately clolmetl II for its IIWI·ID-the- t lelTltory. Aa for ABC, It M.lllllali- :11.balll'l really tllaked out any llle JIOWI!I .Alto, LlfoleOOIIt. of DOle yet; and I soggeot It S. SUr D.Ooont mlgbt ...,.. for novelty tf II tried, I.IDelto l1lo MJ, Ualoll Square, where tba lot. J.t.-otCJII '- B:IUp&'a "!Wt• t ot beroeJ are still saeco and utlo IS M': 2LIJaloo. Venreld --« maybe lhe Polo IS Grnundl for ta!U wltb New York li.Reh• J c.ug 1'-tllocoJ Moll fan.o. lti. ObtfiiD T.lt.t capita• 'SI ..... ....._ NBC ,..med Inspired by Its le.llellglowo laWioalp· ~coup. While ABC and CBS teecltw: 2t.Cblaa awttched to regular programmlng e. a 18.8 UP$ Oltlld'• - at least here - NBC stsyod 18. «ul.ol' JO. Ct.zpoal ooc:uprat rtsht with the story, televising Ul.ll<&tulty Jl.Attack 17.1'1Ibl1o *epu' . . LI'L ABNER the live news coaference that fol- 22. l!lowll anew, DOU•t 7 HF lowed tile potlponed Ofght a o d UI, VWw A.,._blee G,MJ al Zll.ll'loototl lltl.:roottall then fllmlag Cooper Ia detail u 26. "rubor: he emerged flrlnnlng from hi• So. Am. hatch. There were excellent close 28.DuU pobl upa and the best overall shots of zr. broth... CBS network outlet. that aiJO 28.Ja~ CBS ntworl: outlets lhat also covered these aspects,' then those %9.Prebontlod eotuap thst didn't should be ashamed. at. PNoaar For the moat part, tbe net· fJl War. 0ue 111111 Dolol, ly PilED LASSWELL ...... DAILY CROSSWORD ~. ,... ..... -·-... _ - ..... :0..:.. WILL 1 DO IIIITN NJ. 'liltS BEAUTV POTION? :a.-... .f ....- 27-- .__ I WIIAT ON AIRTH ··-...... ........ n.- lyALCAPP cam·. m.....,. &bbr. WM,PO Radio Monday Tltnl Frltlayo &·OO Newa &:05 Bacred Be~ Program 8 ·05 Breakfast Party 8:30 Mutual News 18:35 Breakfast Party 9:00 Mutual New& 1:20 Country Jamboree 9·05 Breakfast Party 6:30 NOWI 9:30 Mutual News 1:3& Fann World Newt 9·35 Breakfast Party f:~ lllelgl Cow\17 RFD 10:00 Mutual New• 7:00 Mutual News 10·05 Polka Party 7:05 Brealdut Party 10:30 Mutual News 7:30 Mutual News 10:35 Music In The Air 7:10 Newo Report 10:4S The Good LUe 1:00 Breakfast Party 10· 55 Under OWo Skies 8:00 News 11:00 Mutual News 8· 05 Coffee With Janet 11 ·OS Top Ten Show9:30 Mutual News 11:30 Mutual News t:3S Coffee With Janet 11:35 Top Ten Show 9:45 Betty Newton Sbow l.Z·OO Noon News 10:00 Mutual News 12:15 Musical !nterlude 10:05 Ministerial Association l.Z:30 Rev. MerUn Teets 10:20 Country Hoe Down I :00 Mutual News 10:30 Mutual News 1:05 Platter Party 10::15 Country HOE Down 5:00 Mutual News 11:00 Mutual News 5:05 Travelia' Time 11:05 Educational New• 5:30 Mutual News 11:08 COUI!try Hoe Do w & 5:35 Travelln' Time Swap Shop 8:00 Mutual N.,.. 11:30 Mutual New& 6:05 Sundown Serenade 11:35 Fann News 6:30 Mutual News 11:55 Upper Room Medltatloos 6:35 Sundown Serenade 11:&8 Dow Jones Stock Aver. 7:30 Off the Air-May 12:00 Noon News, Weather Sunday 12:20 Music Just For You 7:30 Mutual News .1•00 Mutual News 7:35 Army Hour 1:0> Music JuS! For You 8:00 Baptist Layman's Hour 1:30 Mutual News 8:30 Network News 1:35 Music Just For Yoo 8:3S Boll!' of Deliverance Z:OO Fulton LewiS Jr. News & (Rev. Paul Jones) Commentary 9:00 Wings of Healin& 2:05 Musle Just For Yoo 9:30 Mutual News 2:30 Mutual News 9 35 Legislative Review 2:Jii Music Jost For You 10:00 , Volce of Prophecy S:OO Mutual News 10:30 Mutual News 3:05 Plalter Party 10:35 Wash. Repts to People 1:30 Mutual News 10:50 Sunday Chapel 1:~ Plalter Party 11:00 Country HYtnn Time t:OO News 11:30 Mutual News t:30 Local News 11:35 Court try Hymn Time Platter Party 12 00 Noon News 6:00 Mutual News 1.2:15 The Search 6:05 Travelin' Time 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:30 Bill Sterns Sports 1:00 Hour of Declsioll 1:35 ~r· Time silly oraham 6:00 News 1:30 The Lulheren Hour 1:05 vin trick Sporte 2:00 The Big Lie 6:05 Van Patrick Sporta 2:30 Mutual News 6:15 &1udOWD Sereaade 2:3S Back To The Cross 8:30 Mutual News 43:00 Re•. Roscoe Thorne 1:35 Stmdo11D Serenade 3:30 The Qu1e1 Hour 7:30 Slgnoff·Ma1 4:00 Mutual Newa Ba..Uy 4:05-11:00 Sunday Sbowcaso 1:00 Newa t:!O Mutual N.,.. l:tll Cmmtry Millie Time 5:00 News Headlines Mutual Newa 5:!0 Mutual Newt 1:111 FII'DI World Newt 6:00 Mutual Newa 1:60 RFD 8:00 Mutual Newa 7:011 Mutual Newa 6:05 Sundown Serenade 7:06 Jlrealdatt Party 6:30 Mutual Newa 7:311 i\lutuaJ News 8:35 Serenade 7:35 llnUful Part¥ 7:30 ,Off the Air-May ' 411 ..... 18. :&'rallcll 84-Ex........ -"·=·oovertnp 88. Fem 1•1tw GASOLINE ALLEY 19. Bllllplfl.AMMJ oburoll I&Heo- II.Herd.o of DAILY VBrP'roQUO'l'E - Here'• •ow to .t.lt!'DLD.t..t.lla LOifGII'IILLOW lo One Iotter limply for another. Ill IIWI 110111ple A 1 1 for the t.b.rM L'•· X for the twl) 0'1, etc. SinJle letters, apoltrophlel, the Jrrength and fomla.Uon of U.. word~ a.re all hint& llacll da7 tile code lallerl .,.. dlUoronL ... ll17P ........ Quotallo• JlTH.t.lLKNHK RWTCAIIIItHJO VlL Bl SWlKHKII:&: I'NVII WlA T411AVP4TBJO CHXAB: I'NVJl 'l' AS A H X A I t , - LG '11 YK By ERNIE BUSHMILLER WHAT'S Y•fmodaT• Clt)ptoq•ter SORROW .AND SILEN...:E ARlD IITRONG, AND PATiltlNT lltNDURANClll IS GODLIKE.LQNQJ'II:I.UlW ---------· WJEH RADIO M011day '111roqll Frith y 8:00 Sign on 8:511 Commomlty lie1111 7:45 The I.Jieline 1·00 Ohio Valley New• a. 05 Sporto Today 8 10 World Newa 8: IS Musical Clock 9. 00 r..a-1111' 9·!0 Public Service 9 45 Showers of Bl...tn, 10 00 Masoa County 1\tll'lo 10:06 Talk 01 lhe Ton 1~:55 World Nevra 11:00 Talk of the Towa t e~cept Fri. Chureb BeDs Rin& 11:45 World l>jen 11· 35 Mason ~unty News l.Z 00 CoqiDIIIDlty News 12:05 Local Ne111 NANCY WlA l.Z.IO 12: IS t2.20 12:25 GOING ON, NANCY? Oblo News illlll'ket. LUegoard BuDetiD Board News 0 Grams 1• 30 Agrlcultu. • Agenl 12 41> Coontry Go RoUD<. DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULD Ne"' Bot>t Couatry Go lloull< NeWJ Beat Midway Matlllef. News !!eat 4:00 DIScmg with Doo8 4:30 intercbJlllge 5·00 Communi!) News 5:05 World & NatiOnal Newo 6: 15 Spotlighi 00 Sport. 1:06 Newa 8:10 Musical Clock 7 30 Slga Off 1:55 2. oo 2:55 3.00 3 55 ~AT 'IOU~ ATT!!"MPT ON LIFE ~,; FOCIJSI!O NEW ATT!:NTION CN ~E CRIME COMMISSION WANTS '>OU TO POLICE ARTIST'S. LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE HOT I<HOWIJ>.I' A T~lt40. By HAROLD GRAY OF 'eotrr U,, 'CEPr SANOV AND COURSE; I WERE 'M08T DEAD I BUT WHY V0U FCUGI4T U~E A 1''GAVE llS, .JUST SICK. c;QUBBY •• Wf.N' NaT•f' V'COULDA ~ WHAT ~ 1-'AC J YKNOW. I FIGGER '1tXJ'RE &mrr 0' ~IAL, THINK '10U WF.I;)£ 1.1./0RTH ~T' e:ao DAVY JONIS <)o• ..,, ·- /. •.. •.. ill' GIO~GI WONDER WINNIE WINICLI - A l'IHIClf 1\CH'T f ' IIIII' CIINA A&ONe lt!lt: I!OtiT!! -r-~ AWAY All T~IS llME, Y5"T ~ ME KATE: t "'=""""' IMPIQ;$6 111!-1~ &LIT HERE WE'~ SEEN GABB!!'-Iq HO NAMES C'.AL.l. NOT? tr::;,..:' 1 ----;;";y-;;;-...,----1 TELEVISION IN REVIEW .....u • I I , f MUST YDJ ~~ I ME'AN .•. IT'5 ... ITS NOT Rlf5HT... �"- ~ - -... ~ - ..... -- - ............. . . -... ~ . . ... -. . ........ . . .. DDally Sontlnel, Pomoroy-Middleport, 0 .~ May 1'7, 11N13 ;'; . _.._ ........ ... __ " .... . . . Mrs. Morriaoll, who Ia 01111 a. lJ passjnl the time n 0 w ~=- P~- :0~~ _.flderly Rev. Morrison Visited BY Chester Methodist Pastor leV. R. R. Card of the Ch••·i Standa rd> commlltee 0: ren have an been successful ·iD life. The Morrisons were marriod 62 years on May I . Rev . Card Decame acqu.alnled with the Morrisons when he served and they attended Emery Chapel Methodist church uf Springfield. The Morrison& live at 1421 West Possum Roa d, Spri ngfiekt . Mrs. Turnerls Leader For Devotionals . The BWiy Bee Class at tile · First Baptist Chueb ID Mld:dleport met Thursday everUna ·at C. H. Morrison, Springfield. who ehureh, was on a trip to check the home ol Mrs. A. R. Pullen. )tre.. well-known In Meigs cou n-: top scores for the proper evalMrs. Jacob Turner wu lD ;;ty. uations for the "Church of the charge o,1 devotions open1nc Year" and stopped in Springwith prayer and scripture readfield to vtsil the Re\'. and Mrs. ing followed by a meclltaUon Morrison taken from the ypper Room, In l90!1 the Rev . and Mr s. entitled, " ln God's Mornson came to Racine There I• No Partially." She clos· he served as pastor. He l a r~r f ed with 8 poem, "Christ Alone. u "'ved Pomeroy. Chf'Shrre , a e pea The birthday song was •11118 TON IGHT ;tor Mrs. Pullen, Mrs. c. H. Marlon Branda Karl Malden ton. and Bidwe ll Rev . Morrison. who was w· J M Lilli McGee "ONE EYED JA CKS" last February 2B, is still very In recognition of National ISe , r ·: rs. an • l Te (' )l n iC' olur ) · - lind LeonaMrs. Sigman, , hearty, has a firm handshake, I~:[\~:? Week, .the women's . and Carr~ Laura Knopp. Seines, Tom Pillman 1 Th I and an alert mind. He has a of Meigs Memoria esid t Mrs tb les VJrgJma AldridgP r ga rden again this year and the met Tuesday evening _e pr . en • · ar "HIGH SCHOOL BIG · SHOT" sav 11· 1·s larger than WI"th Mrs. v era "'· ~an . State Lewts prestded and dlscussed I neighbors , usual His Worst affliction is Director of hospital auXiliaries a money • making pro,ect for · · It ·1s almost ·1mpos- a ~ spea ker on the accomplish- July. The group voted to pur· I his· hearmg. ~Siturd~!REPTILICUS ''!'•Y 18 Isible for him t<l hear. He said menls and opportunities of the cha~ a splacedon theTh PTA com• Ih 1 talk b t h' vvlunteer service mumty ca en ar. e On Color) I adt lpeodp e r~n k •, ou lm Ea rlier the boa~ of directors was closed with prayer. ---endan Jt~ oesn t now 1 . Christop her Lee and He recalled riding in a boat or the auxiliary had dinner with Mrs. Jo.hn Lyons was proYvonnto Monlaur in rin the- flood waters of the speaker at the hospital _ca· gram ch~lTII18~ and conducted "THE TERROR OF and sa.vs the thought scares feter ia . games wlti_l prizes awarded to THE TONGS" him now Mrs. Patt!ck Lochary. prea- Beulah Whote and Mra.. Blanche iiii:iiiiiiii::i: ident of tht Auxiliary, welcom- Haptonsta11. A salad course was the members nd their served to 2.5 members and three guests and gave a resume of guests, Mrs. VIrginia Clifford, the work of the organizSUon Mrs. Bertha Archer, and ~· for the past eight months. She Clarence Clark. Hostesses anintroduced Mrs. Clyde Kirkland , eluded Mrs. Pullen. Mrs. Frantreasurer; Mrs. Cedric Clark , ces Bearns, Mrs. Emma Mat- 1 Board of Trustees· Mrs Carl hews, Mrs. Eva Hartley and Will, chairman of Vol~nteer Mrs. Julia Grim. Services; Mrs. Gt>orge Smith , Chairman or Caody Stripers, who are ·sponsored by the Auxiliary; and Mr. George Smith, hospital administrator. American Hospital Associ•· tioo pins for 100 hours service were awarded to Mrs. William MASON - Miss Sharon Kay Reinhart, Mrs. Helen Mullen, McDaniel, bride elect of A2C Mrs. Robert Fetty, and Mrs. James W. Loyd, New Carl Will. Ind., was honored with a Mrs. Pat Thornton and Mrs. er at the home of. her Mary Seaman were recogniz. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis ed as having already received in Mason on Monday 100 hour pins and now working Hostesses were Miss on second 100 hours. Schwarz, Mrs. Harold Schwarz Appreciation was expressed and Mrs. Raymond Grinste~. to th e Middleport Garden Club Games were played and prtz. for floral arrangments deccrat- es won by Kay McGow~n~ and Ing th e lobby. Harriett Ann Walsh. Demse MeThe group wenl to the dining Dame! won the door prize. room for refreshments or punch, Ref~es~ents of c~ke decorice cream and cookies. The re- ated m pink and whJtel punch 1 freshment table was decorated and sandwiches were served a· 1 with a floral arrangement by Jon~. with a beverage. Pink and : Mrs. Dillard of Middleport. It whtte flowers surrounded t h e I was of pink and white daisies ptiitch bOWl. ' and white snapdragons with Attendong were Mrs. Harold I 1 green fern . Schwarz, Mrs. Roger Hysei11 1 Committee on arrangements Mrs. Paul Huber, Mrs. Bever1y i I included Misses Ann and Mar- Plymale, Mrs. Ray Roush, Mrs. ' 1 tha Howell, co-chairmen ; and Arlene McDaniel, Mrs. Calvin I W e Pay 3% Interest On Savings Isabelle Winebrenner, McDaniel and daughter, M r s. IAmsbary, Shirley Beegle, Shar- Vtlta Lee, Misses Ruth and I on 'Young, Belly Biggs, Phylis Elizabeth Grinstead, Mrs. Eil· i Mullen , Mary Seaman, Sue Set- een Foreman, Mrs. Charles Edlig and Mrs. Hugh Bearlui. w~rds, Mrs. Lucy Cooper, . Refreshments Miss 1 r e n e Noble, M1ss Har1ett Serving Meigs County for over 90 years Grueser chair~an ; Mrs. Ann Walsh, Mrs. Hattie Fisher, POMEROY - RUTLAND anor Gordon, Mrs. Myrtle SisDorothy Schwarz. M r s. son, Mrs. Roy Seyfried, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. LoretAlta Shain, Mrs. Belly Herring, ta Pauley. Mrs. Thomas Me· Mrs. Pat Thornton, Mrs. Pearl Gowan, Mlss Kay McGowan, Knapp and Mrs. Helen Sauer. Mrs. Betty Roosh , Mrs. Clara Candy Stripers and guests Smoth. Mrs. Nan Mcintosh and lnrluded Patricia Hennesy, Mrs. Ann Walsh. Mr . and Mrs. T. w. Hennessey, Sendins gifts were Mrs. Anna Ruby Haggy, Mrs. Eula Mae Avis, Mrs . Emma Ryan , Mrs. Haggy: Mary Starcher, Mrs. R. J . Williamson, Mrs. D.,ton Mae Starcher · Ethel Mae Hy· Rayn.. , Mrs. Bertha Schrelsell. Mrs. H.;.ol<( Hysell, •nd ber •. Mrs_. Bess Bentz, Miss Mrs. Lydia Hysell : Janice Ev- Sadte Ebas, Mrs. Lola Jeffers, ansi Mrs. Vernon Evans; Kar- Mrs. Esta Bumgardner, M r a. en Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ken- Rosa Fink, Mrs. Glenna Fruth, neth Miller ; Janice Bing, Mrs. Mrs. Kenneth Stewart, M r a. Vernon Bing; Clarlce Day 1 Mrs. Roush. Retha Day ; Jenl Folmer, Mrs. Mrs. Vernon Huush, Mrs. Car· William Folmer, Mrs. Scott · Kennedy , Mrs. Carol KanMrs. Charles Slrauas Folmer ; Florence Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel D. Biggs; Kit· Nelloe MISS Shaty Persinger, Mr. and Mrs. ron Foreman, Mrs. Charles Persinger ; Jane Baer, Farland, . Mrs. Carl Mr. and Mrs. Edward Baer; Mrs. Davod Lanham, Mrs. Pickens and Mrs. Hom· Noble, Mrs, Dolly Roush, Murl Megee, Mrs. Hester Rayburn, Mrs. Katherine RayMIDDLEPORT, OHIO nes, Mrs. Morris Pfefer and Mrs. Sarah Spencer. NOW"·'SHOWING "THE DAY THIIARTH CAUGHT FIRI" Portland PTA Ht~~ Janet Munro It: Leo McKern of Town Methodist Parish. visited and Country worK of the Ohio Uy with the Rev and Mrs Conferenre uf the Methodist 1 -~·-~R;ev;.~C~a~rd;';ch;a;ir~m;a;n~o~f~t~ he l A / H UXi iary earS Sf S k er At Hospital 1 I I 1 r-------------~--------~-------- -'------~~~ MAKE ELBERFELDS POMEROY YOUR SHOPPING· C£NTER Custom Made pie to help you In .._, d• Womeno on<1 Glrll Reod7 To Weor, Meno ind Boy, Weor, FUrniture, floor Coverlnco, Dnperi01, ROUMwaret Co•metiCI, 1JD. 1 J,erie. Ho•iery 1 Inf1nta Wear, Dry Goocts ond Hualll. Mi-aMorpul TWISTERS ,ANKLE SOCKS Slzea 8;.!, to 10;.!,. Wear triple roll and twirled around. ' cllltom made drapes. Any width, any length, Hned, un- on. e Bring In your window meuurements. We will be tied to help you moke your Hlectlon end clell.., your drop~~ In only 10 doy~o UlbiJIIII •••• a...... te.,... .... ' ..,., . . ,.. tMI Thele are the Olllr 117ltnlo faehlottecl wltb aouttcl Tbare wb;y tllel're more l'll!IUleat tlwl regular nylotte. They fit fabu· louelyl Vltraa-- onl1 fl.6hp&fr. See the mal'lb' style& of Berkthire Nylons In the HOiiel'J' Department on the main floor. lYlE CATCHERS SEAMLESS NYLONS .......... . . 99c RIRKSHIRE DRESS SHEif..R SPECIAL ---·----· - $1.01 WALKJNG SHIIRS WITH SEAM ..........••.. $1.35 IIAMLISS MESH NYLONS ----- -- ----········· $1.35 WALKING SHEER WITH SIAM ····-·········· · $1.35 ULTRASONS SHIER WITH SEAM ..••....•...•. $1.65 ULTRASONS SHEIR SEAMLESS ---------------- $1 .t$ I Salel Women'• . Roll Sleeve Blouses Pomeroy National Bank Women's washable cotton roll-up sleeve blousesin solids, stripes, patterns and florals, tuck-in and overblouses. Sizes 30 to 38. .,.... ·~Ill Woltz 1o • -mwllhlllbor11orol.,., Thtl blllowinl fullneas of ..... _,rt Is topped by tho d... le•tely flowered bodic•. 8blod In . .""' blond lo - · IIIK and oprlcol. 'I S-11-L·XI.. 32 to <IIi. BAHR CLOTHIERS Regular $1 .69 Womens Blouses, Sale $1.25 Regular $1.95 Womens Blouses, S•le $1.25 Regul•r $2.95 Womens Blouses, Sale $1.50 ' . Regular $3.95 Womens Blouses, S1le $2.50 Men's Big Yonk WORK UNIFORMS On 1•1• S.turd1y LIBERTY THEATRE I Jack NicbolJou and I &ld- t!rfr:;ht Georgianna Carter ALSO SELECTED SHORTS o lYE'S LEAVES ·• C' ' swimpeir ofbof(fty .' llripod Holanc:oo Nyt on-~ :•.,.-· . 8j ~ROY , OHIO TONIGHT a SATUIIDAR "BARABBAI" (Technicolor) Anthony Quinn, 11 Barabbaa, SUvanM MIDIIDO, Arthur Kennedy, Kat)' Jurado, Vit- torio Gas,man, Jack Palanee, Ernut BOrpine, Harry Andrew•. Colore~~rtoon lATHING CAPS 1natch, 1izea 14~ to 20. Green, p-ey, loll, naV]I blue The Portland PTA met Monday night with tbe program at 7:30 by music pupils of Mercedes F. Condon and students of McDonald Studios of dance. The following officers were btsutlled for the coming year by l i •uo. Howard Ebersbach, presl11orent, Robert Cozart; vlce-pr.,._ II"''"'· Jeanette Lawrence ; secretary, Thelma Cozart; treasurer. Jean Sayre. Refreshments of punch a n cookies served by the teacben, Hubert Price, Frmces F011ter, Myrna Ramsdell, Marlene er, hospitality rommlttee. '9.98 Odoro Wardrobes MEIGS THEATRE II ... __ $19.95 CATALINA Panb: In 1izn 211 to l!O and oblrlt to New 1964 0/ficen - and- CATALINA BEACH TOWELS BAHR CLOTHIERS Middleport, Ohio SUN. MON. 1n<1 TUISDAY Mor 19-20-21 "SPAIITACUI" Klrk Doullu, Laureuce Oll•· ier, Jean Stmm0111, Curtil, Cb11. IAugbtou,Tony Peter Uotinov, Jobn Gavin. Nl· na Foch. 4 Academy Award Wtnnerl The F•mlly, C•rtoon Runnmc time: a Hn. 20 mlnulel BOll-oflloe eiOHI 8:00 P.11. No 1ft Adtlllulenl .W••- No chokt to ad)ustl No rope to fl&htl No beck to ache I Tawny Beige Finish. BeautlfuUy lacquered, harmonlzlq wood frame and fiberboard wardrobe for .' added etoraee faciUty. Brau finge~ 'pulls on slldiq doon to open and lhut with nnJertlp control IALI $8.3l · '•:. lALII 1'01 SATURDAY "Thongs".R~bber Sandals_. PLAN SALES The Afternoon Circle of Heath Methodist Church are holding 1 rummage oale Friand Saturday 1n tho Mebuild'•• ..... In upper MldSaturday morning, lbe wiD have a bake ll8le In with the rummap aale. Crnu• .. II• Pffr Clilhlon 1018. Smart 10~ ecilon. For beaeb wear, ..........hh. bo~ Wl!ar pl81a JodiJia. . or 11::::. '· 49c Mens SIMI Sale47c ate W~ or Chllcli.nt 51• _ . Carla WW, Mr. and Mrl. Carl E . Will; Jeomy Crew, and Alita Carpeatu. ~ ¥ •...,I '.· e • at y I i • entt ....,. . ............. IIIPLU.•···· I,,... WUIHE* ly elololy ... ... .. . . t a. ill Rm.p~~aa.et dll :tp Ill ........ Astronaut Hero Is Home lined. See our ble selecUoo of printed patleml and solid col- Bride-Elect Is Honored During Shower Monday "THI WILD RIDE" 1.· I , Elberfelda can furnish you truly ...... kslllrt 1 ~ DRAPES Capable, courtooas 11loape.. plrtment - I 'Mono 100% C-n PIN ITRIPI . WA$H SLACQ : Smartly tailored. Blue pltti llrlpe. Bar tacted, ..... •n wear, cool and co~ oble for aUIIIDier Slua 28 t.o 42_w~. , 'w•p• ~. $3_.~5 ; SALII · BOYS DRESS SOCKS . ·u.u.n, 4 """ ti.OO t Sileo a to 10. ~. · i .,... poln of one ~ Ill p~do; . ~ 4 . Pl!ro·' >' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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