https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/84478da9bca860ec0635a1c12eb12a8a.pdf 1bd3b5aa7ce0195ff14389cb8830955e PDF Text Text "- ~ - -... ~ - ..... -- - ............. . . -... ~ . . ... -. . ........ . . .. 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·' >' ' �., ~\ / " I ·Dally Seotlnel . Pomeroy- Middleport, 0 ., May 18, 1963 "\ . ' • • I • • I I .) ,. Bend Area All, um Of Graduating Seniors Our community is exceedingly proud of you, the Graduates of 1963! You have worked hard, you have done a good job. You have reached the first milestone on your way to success! We, the sponsors of this page extend personal wishes for your future success and happiness. \ \ ' I .... SENTINEL _ F eature \ Page TO MEIGS COUNTY GRADUATES OF 1963 ' ·'63.su I FRONT ROW - Carolyn Ervin,' Dianne McComas Janice Goodall, Jeanne Bowles. Janet Baker, Carolyn Searles, Larry Blaney, Jim Kokovitch, Rick Oiler, David Wiley, Russell McElhinney, John Allensworth• second row - Carla Sue Gilmore, Sarah Bechtle, Butch Bachtel, Paui Spoouse, Pat Cavote, Charles Bush, Richard Hays, Roger Manley; third row - Sharon Yeauger, Carolyn Russell, Clarence Hollingshed, Richard Bodlo mer, Gary Carsey, Tom Bry•n, Keith See, Harold Vance, Arland King, Don Roach, Tom Rail; back row- Mr. Robert Crotty, leacher; Charlotte David· son, Judy Overturf, Willlam Harris, Benny Wilson, Lee Rousb, and Clar· ence ~tewart. ' You'v• Reached A Major.Goal Meigs, Sentinel Area Seniors To Begin Careers After Attaining First Educational ~al: Diplomas .. IN THE YEARS AHEAD lo your lifo. Our-.twllhH hntnowllwHn Congrolula!lons, for • tine Murt. rew1rdH. Wt tkttnd graduttes, we are The world n..dt our tMd luck with... ptof'lt liU yowl Mly IUCCtNIM proud of you, POMEROY - Front Row - Judy Biggs, Sandra llfoore. Shirley Garnes, Barbara· Coates. Sharon Mitch, Sharon Hysell , Brenda Jngra. ham, Phoeboa Harper , Hei en Brown, Ruby Baggy , Caroi~n Bass ..!.~net Bales an~ Mary Wolfe; Second Row- Katy Quails, Ronnie Phalin, Runnoe Carr. Allen Downoe .. Jom Lonks, Pholhp Foiii'Od, itose Ann lhe1ss, Ma'ry Stallard, Nancy Hatfield, Berlha Arnold , Sharon Walker, Rose Wmgett an d Londa Wolhams; Thord Row- Ronnoe Hanson, Leonard Roush , Tony Hendrix. Tracy Scrimsher. Charles Lee, Jim Gil· bert, Joyce Stan ley , Pam Hob~tett e r, Judy W,ehrung, Jane Douglas. Sandy Wells, Donna Diddle, Sharon Zurcher and Sharon Hawley; hurth Row- Ro set ta Losie, ( har iene Doehi, fammy Fonlaw, Ca rol yn Vaughan, Mary Radford . Jan Smith Gloria ·Shumate Sharon Thoma , Jennifer Lohse, Kav Compton, Mrs. Elaine Rouse, teacher; f'iflh Row- Forrest Ward , teacher; Rolland Fisher, Donald 'A rmes Ralph Worry, Moke Spencer, Fred Boyd , Jim Mees. Bill Murray, fharles Buffingto,~~;Sixlh Row- David Arnold , Calvin Imboden, Jr., Eddi~ Frick. George Korn , .I om Ho?d , Sonny Glockner .. Jerry Shambhn, Hank Cleland, Tom Shasteen. Butch Me1er, David Gordon, Doug Moore; Seventh -:-Don Brown, Dock \hils .. Boll Weston. Rock Crow, Manon Sto~e , Butch Armes, Eu~ene Smith, Tom White, Deibert Chaney, Tom Burn· side, Dwoghl Carl, Roger \ oung, Quoncy Aishore, and George Starcher.- Pholo b)' Kmcaid. WE WISH YOU SUCCESS WE'RE PROUD OF YOU! It's • .,,.. dop IS YOURSI Thoro's no limit to your ponibilltl01 waiting for yowl In our frM country! Try Your B.,. Fronklln Store First! The FCJbric Shop BEN FRANKLIN Singer Sales & Service ~tl ~ •• •'' - - ,' - ,, - : - : - .- ,,-, -::-;-;- ' L Pomeroy, Ohio This is when boys and girls of this area and throughout the nation make their big march forward to receive something they have been strivine for since they were toddlers--a high school diploma. By the end of next week a total of 343 high school students in .T~ DaHy Sentinel coverage ao·ea wn1 have graduated from their respectove· lsemor classes and commenced their careers. i Graduation exercises in the area began last night when 37 spilthern Local High school students received diplomas. Southern Local at' ltacine bas the smallest graduating class in the six-school area. , Ninty·five seniors at Pomeroy High school composes the largest grad· uating class. Baccalaureate exercises at Pomeroy will be tomorrow even· log and commencement is at 7:30p.m., May 23. . Wahama High school in ·Mason county, W. Va., w11t graduate 56 sen: lors. its smallest class in many years, on Monday, May 27 at 8 p.m. Bacca· laureate there will be at 8 p.m., May 26. Forty-three Middleport High school seniors are set for graduation Frl· day, May 24, at 8 p.m. Baccalaureate there is tomorrow at 8 p'.m . . Rutland High school's class of 42 will graduate at 8 p .m: on May 24. Baccalaureate at Rutland has been set for 8 p.m . tomorrow. Eastern High school will present diplomas to 40 seniors on May 22 at 8 p.m. THE WORLD Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs Baker Furniture MIDDLEPORT, OHIO New York Clothing House Pomeroy • FROM ALl OF US . • . Our Best Wish• For MAY THE FUTURE FULfiLL Suc~s, Whatev•r Ende1vor WHEREVER YOU GO Your happy school• YOOR HOPES FOR You May Undonoko. MAY CONTINUED SUCCESS d1ys are over, but there's·1 fin• futuro SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS! WAIT FOR YOU! ohNdl we ..yto tJt D .. for succen In tho futuro. ..,d our congratulations Oft oil of you1 our past fine adti•verMnll Best 'Nishes! WELL DONE! Max Ward Agency Foreman & Abbott . RoprHontlng Notlonwldo lnsuronco of Columbus, 0. Middleport, Ohio GOESSLER Jewelry Store Hartley & Bennett SHOE STORE "Middle of Upper Block" Pomeroy Farmers Bank and SAVINGS CO• Pomeroy, Ohio I ! I We thoro your pride In your TOTHEOL~SI CLASS OF'63 ochlovemont. ond wish you OF 1963l.WE Jll"ROUD 01' auc_. on tho I'OIId ohNdl WE WISH YOU { ALL Of.YOUI ~ONT ROW - Carolyn Sisson, Henrietta Russell . Barbara Hill. Peggy Hasbargen . Melanie Brown, Drusille WJU, Fay Roberson, Ronal een Osborne, Eoieen Brannon, Patty McGrath , Sharon Hayman , Darlene Torrence; secund row - Judy Young, Ruth Barr, Sue Ann Myers, Peggy Amberger, Joyce f'ick . Sharon f'recker , Lyle Nich · e18, Richard Xease, Ronald Pooler. Roger Starcher, Janet Bissell, Mary Ca meroe. Sandra McMillon, Wesley Ar· baugb; third row - Charles Weber, Mayford Barros, Charles Caldwell , John McLaughlin Ronald Cashdoi· ' . Jar, G~orge Cooper, Bill Bubo, Vernon Cleland, Bob Foster, David Chadwell, Gary Holter, and Roger Hawk, :r,l: SUCCESS! I s·; &~ "b.-&~~~~~~ ROWLEY &REED HDWE. Middleport, Ohio OF CLASS ' OF '63 ' \\ 1 ' ' Lieving, Sharon Brown, Pats.y Carpenter, Wilma Grimm ; second row- Shorley Peyton, Ze rkle , Shirley Ingles, Cinda Marshall . · Patty Collinsworth, Lois JoJTes, Ellen Chloris Machir, Gay Ca rtwright, Nan cy Abolin , Smithson, Beverly Staats; third row- Lew King, Carl Gardner. Ross Roush , Hubert Johnson, Ralph Russell, Dick Tennant, Nicky Howard, Thin· , Bobby Russell. William Roush , Herbert Roush ; fouo1h row - Dew~y Smith, Mike Fields, Andy Francis Hudson, Car) Stewar1, Bill Sprouse, Charles Yonker, Gordon Clark, Terry LewiR, Cbarles Paul Hesson, John Call, Dale Grimm, Daniel Artis, Kenneth Reynolds and Ross Frey. . . ' .•. ' I, FIRST !lOW - Janice Smith, Margaret Durst, Teresa 'Bradtord, Helen PhiiUps · Rosemary M!diael, Donlia Bdweu, <iln{er Ste,rns, Kay Willford; serond row - ·Lirida Hlli~.Roberta Kraeilter: 'Jean l!Jlller; ..lli!le Nelgler, • Romall)e 11o6ti~k, S~ndra Sheets, Judith Wiga~. Leanna ·Beegi~J Maxine 'llaket, Clat~ G!enn~ird· ~-Jill!'* Brace, carl; ttrcie, ~Ian Nevlhe, James Ouer, William notm.~n, Robert Es~gtod Ro Wmes MII:VID . Tibbs Rustell Qli!JnVm~. fienry Ifill; fourth row ·- Harold Kl~r, . Cbarlea HIIPI'~ l\9~ J4CNiq~,~eiviQ Vaa . ! :Roee~ ·itolter, Rtcliard RObert Deem, J~llli :Htaell,Ulr)' r~r iiid'i>l\j·&nith. · · . .: · Mefet; . ' . sarsent, ' '' ' 6;.. { ·.• • "•.' ~: .. . • • Your Oldsmobile & Cadilloc Dooler Waid Cross' Sons Recine, Ohio I lOOK AHEAD ••• BEST WISHES, \ Years of eHort Tht ' " " thllll ... "" , . . moterlels from ""'ldl haw been r• Wlrdecl, Lots of for eUJ ., :lb.rsbach .. . Hardware I· Pomeroy, Ohio I . MOTOR SALES IUCCIM .( ' i be I"'Un. I POMEROY COMPUMENTSI 'I and succea Ull unllmltld ochlov• Karr & Van Zandt '63 YOlJ'VE MADE Y01JR' . FIRST STEP ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS% thothoppl- onlhuolosm will bring Opposite Lo-r Parking Lot WE'RE PROUD '. E..,.y, cour11o ond ments. Success. The Modern Mart Thla 4oy llheuht be ., lnaplratloft Tho world Is younl you I FRONT ROW - Sandra Butcher, Mary Arnold, Paulette Kelp, Marlene Hoffman, Brenda 'Jurner: Darien. Goff, Judy Brogan, Cheryl Searles, Audra McKinney, Alice Crouser, Pat Mace; aecond row - Ilichard .Lambert, Michael Kitchen, George Perry, Richard Richnlond, Allen Jim Long, Don Ward, Leslie AndersOn, Da\dd Grate, Jerry Brogan; third row - Keith Carson, Joe Chapma eltl:J Wilrox, Paul Higgin~tbam, Bobby Joe Pape, Richard Dean Hampton, Ernie Johnson, Jon Webster, .Turner; ba~k row - John Tillis, Billy Hlll, James Ferrell, Ronald E. Bolen, Guy Harper, Jackie Wamsley, Bob Gibson, Cbarles Hoffman, David Scragg. Now, Look to the fulurol NOW YOU'RE OFF! Bahr Clothiers "lveryth,lng In ·Herdwere" Middleport, Ohle ' ,,( ' _,. •• r.}. : I Pomeroy Motor Co. Home of Corvolr, Cltevy II, Chevrolet and OK Ustcl c.,. POMEROY. OHIO .loc)l W, Coney, Mgr. Pomeroy, Ohl• I Stiffler's Stores POMROY, OMIO Shopper'i ltllll,ll . . ..,. . ' it!·' ., �., ~\ / " I ·Dally Seotlnel . Pomeroy- Middleport, 0 ., May 18, 1963 "\ . ' • • I • • I I .) ,. Bend Area All, um Of Graduating Seniors Our community is exceedingly proud of you, the Graduates of 1963! You have worked hard, you have done a good job. You have reached the first milestone on your way to success! We, the sponsors of this page extend personal wishes for your future success and happiness. \ \ ' I .... SENTINEL _ F eature \ Page TO MEIGS COUNTY GRADUATES OF 1963 ' ·'63.su I FRONT ROW - Carolyn Ervin,' Dianne McComas Janice Goodall, Jeanne Bowles. Janet Baker, Carolyn Searles, Larry Blaney, Jim Kokovitch, Rick Oiler, David Wiley, Russell McElhinney, John Allensworth• second row - Carla Sue Gilmore, Sarah Bechtle, Butch Bachtel, Paui Spoouse, Pat Cavote, Charles Bush, Richard Hays, Roger Manley; third row - Sharon Yeauger, Carolyn Russell, Clarence Hollingshed, Richard Bodlo mer, Gary Carsey, Tom Bry•n, Keith See, Harold Vance, Arland King, Don Roach, Tom Rail; back row- Mr. Robert Crotty, leacher; Charlotte David· son, Judy Overturf, Willlam Harris, Benny Wilson, Lee Rousb, and Clar· ence ~tewart. ' You'v• Reached A Major.Goal Meigs, Sentinel Area Seniors To Begin Careers After Attaining First Educational ~al: Diplomas .. IN THE YEARS AHEAD lo your lifo. Our-.twllhH hntnowllwHn Congrolula!lons, for • tine Murt. rew1rdH. Wt tkttnd graduttes, we are The world n..dt our tMd luck with... ptof'lt liU yowl Mly IUCCtNIM proud of you, POMEROY - Front Row - Judy Biggs, Sandra llfoore. Shirley Garnes, Barbara· Coates. Sharon Mitch, Sharon Hysell , Brenda Jngra. ham, Phoeboa Harper , Hei en Brown, Ruby Baggy , Caroi~n Bass ..!.~net Bales an~ Mary Wolfe; Second Row- Katy Quails, Ronnie Phalin, Runnoe Carr. Allen Downoe .. Jom Lonks, Pholhp Foiii'Od, itose Ann lhe1ss, Ma'ry Stallard, Nancy Hatfield, Berlha Arnold , Sharon Walker, Rose Wmgett an d Londa Wolhams; Thord Row- Ronnoe Hanson, Leonard Roush , Tony Hendrix. Tracy Scrimsher. Charles Lee, Jim Gil· bert, Joyce Stan ley , Pam Hob~tett e r, Judy W,ehrung, Jane Douglas. Sandy Wells, Donna Diddle, Sharon Zurcher and Sharon Hawley; hurth Row- Ro set ta Losie, ( har iene Doehi, fammy Fonlaw, Ca rol yn Vaughan, Mary Radford . Jan Smith Gloria ·Shumate Sharon Thoma , Jennifer Lohse, Kav Compton, Mrs. Elaine Rouse, teacher; f'iflh Row- Forrest Ward , teacher; Rolland Fisher, Donald 'A rmes Ralph Worry, Moke Spencer, Fred Boyd , Jim Mees. Bill Murray, fharles Buffingto,~~;Sixlh Row- David Arnold , Calvin Imboden, Jr., Eddi~ Frick. George Korn , .I om Ho?d , Sonny Glockner .. Jerry Shambhn, Hank Cleland, Tom Shasteen. Butch Me1er, David Gordon, Doug Moore; Seventh -:-Don Brown, Dock \hils .. Boll Weston. Rock Crow, Manon Sto~e , Butch Armes, Eu~ene Smith, Tom White, Deibert Chaney, Tom Burn· side, Dwoghl Carl, Roger \ oung, Quoncy Aishore, and George Starcher.- Pholo b)' Kmcaid. WE WISH YOU SUCCESS WE'RE PROUD OF YOU! It's • .,,.. dop IS YOURSI Thoro's no limit to your ponibilltl01 waiting for yowl In our frM country! Try Your B.,. Fronklln Store First! The FCJbric Shop BEN FRANKLIN Singer Sales & Service ~tl ~ •• •'' - - ,' - ,, - : - : - .- ,,-, -::-;-;- ' L Pomeroy, Ohio This is when boys and girls of this area and throughout the nation make their big march forward to receive something they have been strivine for since they were toddlers--a high school diploma. By the end of next week a total of 343 high school students in .T~ DaHy Sentinel coverage ao·ea wn1 have graduated from their respectove· lsemor classes and commenced their careers. i Graduation exercises in the area began last night when 37 spilthern Local High school students received diplomas. Southern Local at' ltacine bas the smallest graduating class in the six-school area. , Ninty·five seniors at Pomeroy High school composes the largest grad· uating class. Baccalaureate exercises at Pomeroy will be tomorrow even· log and commencement is at 7:30p.m., May 23. . Wahama High school in ·Mason county, W. Va., w11t graduate 56 sen: lors. its smallest class in many years, on Monday, May 27 at 8 p.m. Bacca· laureate there will be at 8 p.m., May 26. Forty-three Middleport High school seniors are set for graduation Frl· day, May 24, at 8 p.m. Baccalaureate there is tomorrow at 8 p'.m . . Rutland High school's class of 42 will graduate at 8 p .m: on May 24. Baccalaureate at Rutland has been set for 8 p.m . tomorrow. Eastern High school will present diplomas to 40 seniors on May 22 at 8 p.m. THE WORLD Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs Baker Furniture MIDDLEPORT, OHIO New York Clothing House Pomeroy • FROM ALl OF US . • . Our Best Wish• For MAY THE FUTURE FULfiLL Suc~s, Whatev•r Ende1vor WHEREVER YOU GO Your happy school• YOOR HOPES FOR You May Undonoko. MAY CONTINUED SUCCESS d1ys are over, but there's·1 fin• futuro SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS! WAIT FOR YOU! ohNdl we ..yto tJt D .. for succen In tho futuro. ..,d our congratulations Oft oil of you1 our past fine adti•verMnll Best 'Nishes! WELL DONE! Max Ward Agency Foreman & Abbott . RoprHontlng Notlonwldo lnsuronco of Columbus, 0. Middleport, Ohio GOESSLER Jewelry Store Hartley & Bennett SHOE STORE "Middle of Upper Block" Pomeroy Farmers Bank and SAVINGS CO• Pomeroy, Ohio I ! I We thoro your pride In your TOTHEOL~SI CLASS OF'63 ochlovemont. ond wish you OF 1963l.WE Jll"ROUD 01' auc_. on tho I'OIId ohNdl WE WISH YOU { ALL Of.YOUI ~ONT ROW - Carolyn Sisson, Henrietta Russell . Barbara Hill. Peggy Hasbargen . Melanie Brown, Drusille WJU, Fay Roberson, Ronal een Osborne, Eoieen Brannon, Patty McGrath , Sharon Hayman , Darlene Torrence; secund row - Judy Young, Ruth Barr, Sue Ann Myers, Peggy Amberger, Joyce f'ick . Sharon f'recker , Lyle Nich · e18, Richard Xease, Ronald Pooler. Roger Starcher, Janet Bissell, Mary Ca meroe. Sandra McMillon, Wesley Ar· baugb; third row - Charles Weber, Mayford Barros, Charles Caldwell , John McLaughlin Ronald Cashdoi· ' . Jar, G~orge Cooper, Bill Bubo, Vernon Cleland, Bob Foster, David Chadwell, Gary Holter, and Roger Hawk, :r,l: SUCCESS! I s·; &~ "b.-&~~~~~~ ROWLEY &REED HDWE. Middleport, Ohio OF CLASS ' OF '63 ' \\ 1 ' ' Lieving, Sharon Brown, Pats.y Carpenter, Wilma Grimm ; second row- Shorley Peyton, Ze rkle , Shirley Ingles, Cinda Marshall . · Patty Collinsworth, Lois JoJTes, Ellen Chloris Machir, Gay Ca rtwright, Nan cy Abolin , Smithson, Beverly Staats; third row- Lew King, Carl Gardner. Ross Roush , Hubert Johnson, Ralph Russell, Dick Tennant, Nicky Howard, Thin· , Bobby Russell. William Roush , Herbert Roush ; fouo1h row - Dew~y Smith, Mike Fields, Andy Francis Hudson, Car) Stewar1, Bill Sprouse, Charles Yonker, Gordon Clark, Terry LewiR, Cbarles Paul Hesson, John Call, Dale Grimm, Daniel Artis, Kenneth Reynolds and Ross Frey. . . ' .•. ' I, FIRST !lOW - Janice Smith, Margaret Durst, Teresa 'Bradtord, Helen PhiiUps · Rosemary M!diael, Donlia Bdweu, <iln{er Ste,rns, Kay Willford; serond row - ·Lirida Hlli~.Roberta Kraeilter: 'Jean l!Jlller; ..lli!le Nelgler, • Romall)e 11o6ti~k, S~ndra Sheets, Judith Wiga~. Leanna ·Beegi~J Maxine 'llaket, Clat~ G!enn~ird· ~-Jill!'* Brace, carl; ttrcie, ~Ian Nevlhe, James Ouer, William notm.~n, Robert Es~gtod Ro Wmes MII:VID . Tibbs Rustell Qli!JnVm~. fienry Ifill; fourth row ·- Harold Kl~r, . Cbarlea HIIPI'~ l\9~ J4CNiq~,~eiviQ Vaa . ! :Roee~ ·itolter, Rtcliard RObert Deem, J~llli :Htaell,Ulr)' r~r iiid'i>l\j·&nith. · · . .: · Mefet; . ' . sarsent, ' '' ' 6;.. { ·.• • "•.' ~: .. . • • Your Oldsmobile & Cadilloc Dooler Waid Cross' Sons Recine, Ohio I lOOK AHEAD ••• BEST WISHES, \ Years of eHort Tht ' " " thllll ... "" , . . moterlels from ""'ldl haw been r• Wlrdecl, Lots of for eUJ ., :lb.rsbach .. . Hardware I· Pomeroy, Ohio I . MOTOR SALES IUCCIM .( ' i be I"'Un. I POMEROY COMPUMENTSI 'I and succea Ull unllmltld ochlov• Karr & Van Zandt '63 YOlJ'VE MADE Y01JR' . FIRST STEP ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESS% thothoppl- onlhuolosm will bring Opposite Lo-r Parking Lot WE'RE PROUD '. E..,.y, cour11o ond ments. Success. The Modern Mart Thla 4oy llheuht be ., lnaplratloft Tho world Is younl you I FRONT ROW - Sandra Butcher, Mary Arnold, Paulette Kelp, Marlene Hoffman, Brenda 'Jurner: Darien. Goff, Judy Brogan, Cheryl Searles, Audra McKinney, Alice Crouser, Pat Mace; aecond row - Ilichard .Lambert, Michael Kitchen, George Perry, Richard Richnlond, Allen Jim Long, Don Ward, Leslie AndersOn, Da\dd Grate, Jerry Brogan; third row - Keith Carson, Joe Chapma eltl:J Wilrox, Paul Higgin~tbam, Bobby Joe Pape, Richard Dean Hampton, Ernie Johnson, Jon Webster, .Turner; ba~k row - John Tillis, Billy Hlll, James Ferrell, Ronald E. Bolen, Guy Harper, Jackie Wamsley, Bob Gibson, Cbarles Hoffman, David Scragg. Now, Look to the fulurol NOW YOU'RE OFF! Bahr Clothiers "lveryth,lng In ·Herdwere" Middleport, Ohle ' ,,( ' _,. •• r.}. : I Pomeroy Motor Co. Home of Corvolr, Cltevy II, Chevrolet and OK Ustcl c.,. POMEROY. OHIO .loc)l W, Coney, Mgr. Pomeroy, Ohl• I Stiffler's Stores POMROY, OMIO Shopper'i ltllll,ll . . ..,. . ' it!·' ., �·., (l ;. Ernie - Davis Alfalfa Weevil Is Apparently Running Wild In Meigs ALL STAR MAX WARD LAWN \MOWERS No LOOK~I problems color MASSEY·FERGUSON INTERNATIONAl: B-414 BIG BUY -TIME BIG PRIZE ·TIME . I Start with th!B "opodal" I'DC drapt . , ....... 114 )f9·95 baniQ GOlol-<holee 1VOIII.,.ou; Librazr of~~ Its more than a thouand e:x:eitiu~ 40lor •&de-., llld tM Color Sel..tor Dial tha~ ""!omatlcaU, 1111oota .... tt harmonize, •mphaaiu and ..ni:UtollliiMltllll""- faohlon-right tolw oxpert, stAt: tn c?lor• in tld• fabulou1 tyNirl . . ••tenor aDd atorlor AD!Jh.., ... 1111 from 1ride eboi.. of oolon •• it here, see complete listing 1 • · F~RM CONTROLLED BITCH 792 PRIZES IN ALL Vfl' 2-2774 ,..,_ and Supplv Co. prize• here. Contest ends May 31, 1963. Ill. '!I· 2114 lt. CAROLINA LUMBER or pooeclasL • ........., _ '11oo" hy<l.aullc ""'• 4-cyli~ ......... Dietel ....1... While you're here 11k eboul our tpoclel pric10 on ell Meuoy·FII'IUIOn equipment. • lltovy-duty, UjuiiHie • FULTON- THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES EQUIPMENT pf,PLIIAIIUI e 3 Pdlnt Hitch Case CORN PLANTER SPRING AVE. WY 2·5101 See the sturdy, eompaet B-414 ••• the thrifty traetor lhat pull - • doDort in your pocket rlcht frora the start, yet lives you and stamina for lou&hest jobs. B-414 eoonomy, plus draft control 3-\>oint "thinkina" hitch, and many othft profit-makina benefill nuoke it Wlequaled ill lhe all-pur>o power DRAFT ceived in the mail. Come in and check Su.pply Store Ill lall r• 11 'Everything to Build Anything' PHONE .t60 Check your card num~r which you re- up GJLMORE 1 3-POINT Glrt!Mf••~hlll tr.t a&e 411_,..1 1oc1t MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Rear Meigs Gonoral Hoopital WY 2-2176 POMEROY POMIROY ·e 8 New Holland LIME SPREADERS MORRI$ IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. bP~E~A~R~L~=~ PHONE WI 9-3202 RACINI, 0. • l· OPEN TIL Baccalaureate 9 PM Address Topic Is Announced ,_ Baccalaureate oervk!eo " Ill I Giant12.5~ eBWJIIpllrey's ·seed «:era ellnlk'• Seed Cora ePremlain l'l~ld Seeds PHILCO Refrigerator Our N. W. COMPTON, 0 •. D. Price Only OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9to 12, 2t.o II (Close at Nooo ou PIANOS s .95 -•--FE·RTI LIZ ERS--- '. Tbun. - Eaal Court St.. Pomeroy eWURLITZER eBALDWIN ww sine. "'ae Qod." Look It thtlt flltuNII ond OTHER FAMOUI BRANDl Look What Happens With New ••• 31111111 " o Full·lwlllh DQor Milk Mrtllo)t: . . r.ak • 'ne Hsielt wall paint to use • DriH in 20 mlnut. "Quality Furnishings at Reasonable Prices" FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. • Llfa nme Port.l•ln Interior • For any room, woodwork too • Steys deaner, de•n• ...., I KING Builders Supply Co. WY 247~1· 290 N. 21141 Avo. Mloltllo,.rt IJ(. ·' • ~ull-wldth Patulaln Cllipar IIGida "bulhel • No tltCik:tUI stlrrtna "'CHnp to brush or roller eFLEXSTEEL eKLING eADMIRAL Gnllfltl • Full-width !J lb. F IT'S HOMOGENIZED! • FRIGIDAIRE eHOOVER e PROVINCETOWN Followilll lhl • WtdfMIOd llwel Whltl 'I Ill... nn eoJors Associa~ed ' · ' JltTOh• WY 2-3635 Radio &. TV' Mlllll, Owhtr · HOlT" ~ the Blril' flee club WW IIDa "Cryl111 NJihl," 111111 "Oh, Love, '!'by • Trim Lint Clbl,_ 1111 Nkl bui!Wit ~ §JFIR{JETIJ) §AVFTIN ril. In the Rutland' Hlgh 1chool auditA~~' 111m lor the lta cla11 of 42 senion. Tbe addreu •jll be IDide by Rev. Rabort Sllllth .., the topic, "Prepari.ol For Lifo." Tbe proaram wW open . wtllt senior band J1i111uc the toliDWICI by IIII :::~~~: •ln&lnl "Tlta lntroiL.. 11114>•, Smith WW &lve the lnv~ ealloo IIIII the bl(1 lcllool choir be beld lldpday at I p. I ' t ' . f'Sur• $ign of Qu.lity'' ... T:: "' "':': i · ,"' · -·- · r sn-w,w "'" " · · · ' I /' i ' ·'·'" /. • ' .. s ·-~ '' .. . ~ ; ' .- l ' ! % " . ' ' . BeiUIJ m.Ja.... .U"'P" 'l'BANinRRBD Alrmu ........ 0.. EU 0. Ablbln of Owbln, II beJ1If rt"lfiW to DliiJidler A I r Foret Sllflon, ·MlDD., Ids poldualiall tram the Stalel Air Force tec!mlca1 ...... 1111 coune lOr rldlo tq1dpa1~ ~ ben. '1'111 llrlllaD, of Mr, ad Mra, 11at11 Abo of. DI!J!Ibln, Ia • .,....... lie Of &ypr tiN6t Hllll tbool. lilhllre MONDAY THttU SATUitDAY Mill and Fertilizer Store OPEN 8:00 to 5:00 P.M. Monday Through Sat. Save $5 Ton ON BULK ·FERTILIZER Take delivery from our area Bulk Warehouse at Pomeroy. Savings are quottd F.O.B. Pomeroy ·----- --An Kinds Of HYBRID SEED CORN ON HAND ' ·•All V•rletles Of L1uidm'rk Hybrids eAII V1riet111 ·HiJinphrey • All Vvl,ltles Oh{o I- .. Pomeroy Landmark Jack W. c-y, Mgr. fohone WY 2-2181 540 E. Mlln St. Save Dollars On Lawn and Garden Needs Now 22" GARDEN 'RIO[ MOWER With 2.1f.z or eShopDally 3 hp. Bri~s motor, fingef'· tip controls, air li1t s~ct1on blade. 14 ga . , Til 9 P.M. 1teel reinforced deck1 circular blade housing- no 1r111 bwld·up 1ft corner~ fu II yr. Wlrranty, enai ne 11"10 A'IOwer. $44 $4997 Set Up lpeell:l 97 K.D. 32" ....... "'·"11"' Motlel New Only • Sabre J.ow Coot 20" Tiller. 93% of Wier's night Ia centrated over tines where It will dig itt beUer. WhHll eaoily romoved without tools for h!rU WIIDI, depth ber eMI]J adlu•ted . S hp. Briles ei1Jine, 11" HollD • 5U7 - -- ------- ~64.97 ----- --· Itt u, till•. Want To Save Money On Y111, Next Appliance? Then Visit Our Big Appliance Center ! Open Til9 p.m. BIG 15 Complm LIMO of Unlco p,_,.., Rofl'...,ate,., Wash..., Dryers, Combination• 11111 Dllhw.......-. Cubic Foot UnlcoChest WI Deliv.- We Service"" Wt fllt.Ce FREEZER ) Check Oar IJI..i ~ luysl . ONLY $199 TblJ Is our' deluu moliel I I I Gi•• U. . IS cu. ft. U!IIJelit Frii; tu Oat.UNdMigltChef~ , , Gud UNCI Electric -7'!-f:T:~ .. Orrir ' .' • $100 .. ! ' 'i • .. 1-GMIII,UMII SeMI GAS==-=·=---· �·., (l ;. Ernie - Davis Alfalfa Weevil Is Apparently Running Wild In Meigs ALL STAR MAX WARD LAWN \MOWERS No LOOK~I problems color MASSEY·FERGUSON INTERNATIONAl: B-414 BIG BUY -TIME BIG PRIZE ·TIME . I Start with th!B "opodal" I'DC drapt . , ....... 114 )f9·95 baniQ GOlol-<holee 1VOIII.,.ou; Librazr of~~ Its more than a thouand e:x:eitiu~ 40lor •&de-., llld tM Color Sel..tor Dial tha~ ""!omatlcaU, 1111oota .... tt harmonize, •mphaaiu and ..ni:UtollliiMltllll""- faohlon-right tolw oxpert, stAt: tn c?lor• in tld• fabulou1 tyNirl . . ••tenor aDd atorlor AD!Jh.., ... 1111 from 1ride eboi.. of oolon •• it here, see complete listing 1 • · F~RM CONTROLLED BITCH 792 PRIZES IN ALL Vfl' 2-2774 ,..,_ and Supplv Co. prize• here. Contest ends May 31, 1963. Ill. '!I· 2114 lt. CAROLINA LUMBER or pooeclasL • ........., _ '11oo" hy<l.aullc ""'• 4-cyli~ ......... Dietel ....1... While you're here 11k eboul our tpoclel pric10 on ell Meuoy·FII'IUIOn equipment. • lltovy-duty, UjuiiHie • FULTON- THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES EQUIPMENT pf,PLIIAIIUI e 3 Pdlnt Hitch Case CORN PLANTER SPRING AVE. WY 2·5101 See the sturdy, eompaet B-414 ••• the thrifty traetor lhat pull - • doDort in your pocket rlcht frora the start, yet lives you and stamina for lou&hest jobs. B-414 eoonomy, plus draft control 3-\>oint "thinkina" hitch, and many othft profit-makina benefill nuoke it Wlequaled ill lhe all-pur>o power DRAFT ceived in the mail. Come in and check Su.pply Store Ill lall r• 11 'Everything to Build Anything' PHONE .t60 Check your card num~r which you re- up GJLMORE 1 3-POINT Glrt!Mf••~hlll tr.t a&e 411_,..1 1oc1t MEIGS EQUIPMENT CO. Rear Meigs Gonoral Hoopital WY 2-2176 POMEROY POMIROY ·e 8 New Holland LIME SPREADERS MORRI$ IMPLEMENT & SUPPLY CO. bP~E~A~R~L~=~ PHONE WI 9-3202 RACINI, 0. • l· OPEN TIL Baccalaureate 9 PM Address Topic Is Announced ,_ Baccalaureate oervk!eo " Ill I Giant12.5~ eBWJIIpllrey's ·seed «:era ellnlk'• Seed Cora ePremlain l'l~ld Seeds PHILCO Refrigerator Our N. W. COMPTON, 0 •. D. Price Only OPTOMETRIST Office Hours: 9to 12, 2t.o II (Close at Nooo ou PIANOS s .95 -•--FE·RTI LIZ ERS--- '. Tbun. - Eaal Court St.. Pomeroy eWURLITZER eBALDWIN ww sine. "'ae Qod." Look It thtlt flltuNII ond OTHER FAMOUI BRANDl Look What Happens With New ••• 31111111 " o Full·lwlllh DQor Milk Mrtllo)t: . . r.ak • 'ne Hsielt wall paint to use • DriH in 20 mlnut. "Quality Furnishings at Reasonable Prices" FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. • Llfa nme Port.l•ln Interior • For any room, woodwork too • Steys deaner, de•n• ...., I KING Builders Supply Co. WY 247~1· 290 N. 21141 Avo. Mloltllo,.rt IJ(. ·' • ~ull-wldth Patulaln Cllipar IIGida "bulhel • No tltCik:tUI stlrrtna "'CHnp to brush or roller eFLEXSTEEL eKLING eADMIRAL Gnllfltl • Full-width !J lb. F IT'S HOMOGENIZED! • FRIGIDAIRE eHOOVER e PROVINCETOWN Followilll lhl • WtdfMIOd llwel Whltl 'I Ill... nn eoJors Associa~ed ' · ' JltTOh• WY 2-3635 Radio &. TV' Mlllll, Owhtr · HOlT" ~ the Blril' flee club WW IIDa "Cryl111 NJihl," 111111 "Oh, Love, '!'by • Trim Lint Clbl,_ 1111 Nkl bui!Wit ~ §JFIR{JETIJ) §AVFTIN ril. In the Rutland' Hlgh 1chool auditA~~' 111m lor the lta cla11 of 42 senion. Tbe addreu •jll be IDide by Rev. Rabort Sllllth .., the topic, "Prepari.ol For Lifo." Tbe proaram wW open . wtllt senior band J1i111uc the toliDWICI by IIII :::~~~: •ln&lnl "Tlta lntroiL.. 11114>•, Smith WW &lve the lnv~ ealloo IIIII the bl(1 lcllool choir be beld lldpday at I p. I ' t ' . f'Sur• $ign of Qu.lity'' ... T:: "' "':': i · ,"' · -·- · r sn-w,w "'" " · · · ' I /' i ' ·'·'" /. • ' .. s ·-~ '' .. . ~ ; ' .- l ' ! % " . ' ' . BeiUIJ m.Ja.... .U"'P" 'l'BANinRRBD Alrmu ........ 0.. EU 0. Ablbln of Owbln, II beJ1If rt"lfiW to DliiJidler A I r Foret Sllflon, ·MlDD., Ids poldualiall tram the Stalel Air Force tec!mlca1 ...... 1111 coune lOr rldlo tq1dpa1~ ~ ben. '1'111 llrlllaD, of Mr, ad Mra, 11at11 Abo of. DI!J!Ibln, Ia • .,....... lie Of &ypr tiN6t Hllll tbool. lilhllre MONDAY THttU SATUitDAY Mill and Fertilizer Store OPEN 8:00 to 5:00 P.M. Monday Through Sat. Save $5 Ton ON BULK ·FERTILIZER Take delivery from our area Bulk Warehouse at Pomeroy. Savings are quottd F.O.B. Pomeroy ·----- --An Kinds Of HYBRID SEED CORN ON HAND ' ·•All V•rletles Of L1uidm'rk Hybrids eAII V1riet111 ·HiJinphrey • All Vvl,ltles Oh{o I- .. Pomeroy Landmark Jack W. c-y, Mgr. fohone WY 2-2181 540 E. Mlln St. Save Dollars On Lawn and Garden Needs Now 22" GARDEN 'RIO[ MOWER With 2.1f.z or eShopDally 3 hp. Bri~s motor, fingef'· tip controls, air li1t s~ct1on blade. 14 ga . , Til 9 P.M. 1teel reinforced deck1 circular blade housing- no 1r111 bwld·up 1ft corner~ fu II yr. Wlrranty, enai ne 11"10 A'IOwer. $44 $4997 Set Up lpeell:l 97 K.D. 32" ....... "'·"11"' Motlel New Only • Sabre J.ow Coot 20" Tiller. 93% of Wier's night Ia centrated over tines where It will dig itt beUer. WhHll eaoily romoved without tools for h!rU WIIDI, depth ber eMI]J adlu•ted . S hp. Briles ei1Jine, 11" HollD • 5U7 - -- ------- ~64.97 ----- --· Itt u, till•. Want To Save Money On Y111, Next Appliance? Then Visit Our Big Appliance Center ! Open Til9 p.m. BIG 15 Complm LIMO of Unlco p,_,.., Rofl'...,ate,., Wash..., Dryers, Combination• 11111 Dllhw.......-. Cubic Foot UnlcoChest WI Deliv.- We Service"" Wt fllt.Ce FREEZER ) Check Oar IJI..i ~ luysl . ONLY $199 TblJ Is our' deluu moliel I I I Gi•• U. . IS cu. ft. U!IIJelit Frii; tu Oat.UNdMigltChef~ , , Gud UNCI Electric -7'!-f:T:~ .. Orrir ' .' • $100 .. ! ' 'i • .. 1-GMIII,UMII SeMI GAS==-=·=---· �~ . .. . . .._ .. . - - ............... -- -- ... .. --- ..- - ~ - --- ..... - '• ··- -.. ._ ... ._....... . .__ .. ~ . . ~. · · -~- · ~ ·· ··~ ····-· -· -" __ ... .......... ___ . . ,__ I ' WANT AD INFORMATION 191 Pomer_tJy·M~dleport , FOR sA't'E 191 0 , May 18, 1 9 6 3 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FOR SALE I-BUSINESS SERVICES INSURANC=E__ Com .mcnP~~- ._. · ····~· - • Tributes To Daughters, Mothers Feature WSCS Event Thursday .·- I '""" ,.,, r>t ... . I .ttl "'Ut!l POMEROY MOTOR CO. ~N::-O:.:T:IC::E== "'""'""'""'"==--------;1 lEGAl NOTICE e.=.,.,.. Fiftl. Lib Crawlbtr - -- I r~ ' Reporl I _ ' •· ·. Racme . . ~or~~~~~a~~~n~a~~cl~~d~r~~ . student~ S •l N y ews Cueltltl' -~·-n,, SAVE '-p fiNANCING '"d INSURANCE I I ..0.. .APPROVED FINANCE, INC. ---~ ATIOifllfl•ii Mrs.l I>S 'BET·A· MtLLtetJ'IIASH!N. • EH, 80'1? 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County Ne111 1:10 Musical Clock l2 c00 Commnnlly NIWI 7:30 Sigu Oft 12:115 Lot:td News By CHESTER GOULD DICK TRAC,Y IT WAS A MOST COMPL.JCATED AND WEIRD CASE, TIUS MAN USED A DIFFERENT DISGUISE ON E\IER'I .JOE!!. ly HAROLD GRA T LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE WELL, SEING AH k'ATHLEEM KEE'H ; KEH WELL , t CAN'T MATCH T \4A-r, I<HN WAS MY I-IUSBtiMO; J-1Y MAIDEN NAM'O rM JUST PLAIN ANNIE t V '£ iiE" . MV ~UlL NA~E 'S WA6 PI..VV.OUTl-1 DAVY ~ONES Furniture , By KINCI •• - ~·' ' WNT;eai!! WM&MADE 0''/0'.'T GASO}.INE ALLEY Bulk Tank '. Ai!>NI:R!!~ 'lAid! WHIJT A nt+we'M 88. c,tlD4or fGI'tlna4 I Ph'one SH• 2-4.811 . . IS IN DANJSERtr-) u.~ L 1A lI l .,e MY I?EPlffAT/0111 ~PQTH~R 1 LI'L II. Ton S0 C - (-"I<M/LE-1./VES, 'CEP'T 10 MAH u.-- NOTICE! -- ee.T!." ly AL CA" :mk Monday Thru Frldaya 6c00 News 6 115 Sacred Heart Projp'am of WHO NEVER LOST A I aCx l 81 aettnars _, ....,.,. ...... =.., a Grac-ie Fields :: Gola Sll Demerlll JtL N The other solo linger on the TaiL show, sam Fletcher' Wll highly I . Sootcll. to profe.uioul, but he aoaps hia fiD- 1 IUiaUIII SUnday night she aang "Cry Me a River, '' and 1 felt like ~:rawling under a table for fear that 1he would bias forth a forked and poisonous tongue at two-tim- gers, which geta six demerita 1 25. Roblllting met· e~erywhere. Then, slow- right off, and frankly his big 1 -:·~ted ly , l'lhe unlea~hed an ironic inter· notes seemed to owe a lot to the 1 ·malt' JilieLation o( "Happy Days are styk:o "of sammy Davis Jr. n. Talnpen.te v 1 ..-.,...,a...r ··- ..__ I I an - I L'.:::W ' 8 5 2145 .Rj .' DAlly CROSSWORD I ° . ., ., . Here Agoln," mal:ln& the lrJno. memben looked u lbougb they Misa Streisand wtii nlln oll 1111 cenl lyrics ...,., 10 ldotle t0 ...,_ lutd )111 _....,... ,.,..elotloo; future of ~ bJ Ira.. to the reality of the timM and oomebow I didn't 11'1111 Ioiii, haunting overy oao of tj,... M tltlt It wu actually vlcloul and obi,.. t.o dbmor jacket&, wbieh an av"'"" onp1 for htiUna - and, moro lmportaDI, Jbau1b1 wao julttflod whiD t1tey 1lloud. .. alon belllt18ed to DlDah ShOI'e, amnunted to genuine commonwho SUnda.v nfgbt bosan an JD- tary. IAilNEY GOOGLE end SNUFFY SMIT.. dellnlte ubbaUcal In orda' to be Mlso Strelsand to attractiveiJ • a mont fulhlmt ma to her youn1 awkward; a Utile bit of Paony. .,,._ Brice and Alk:o Ghostley and CLVOE THRASHER!! Mto. Shore, who has open! the Carol 8 .... ~. wtth 1 dub of WHAR ON AIRTH J1. Plump, better pari of thla aeaoon happlly Mort sahl. She lr. a different ldnd, WAVE '110 BI:EN 7 L 'rll1lltac .. destroying the sugary Image ahe ol mama. I.r.cbtld .. Oppoood to J!, Kqthad buth up, wont out nringlog, The show aloo gave us l!ng_.,.. aweatber' llaa'a thanb 10 a fine Idea In wbieb land'• MlM Georgia Browu, wbo l.lloll)'WOO<I'• sht turned over the NBC ahow to lo atarrios m the Btoodwoy mu- 1 10. ~ H..,.,.. four young offbeat acts -on the Ileal "OIIv,..," and II no teatal· l u . - , . D. Sootcb . . Glal1Df, waj up. ~d 1 doubt if there Is ented, tOOu,gh In • dlffereut way. 18. Ovnrnaad tea,cako -~ any yowig oct anywhere more She is the hlgh-otyle perlonMI', lt. ~ I.IMoldved 311.WJD&'· pooltlvely astounding than one of absohnely beautUul, wltb dlgn!IJ, 1ti. KlDd at fat of pig " , • Rauzlt1abogt J'l. Omo-Ied !heoe, Miss Barbra Streltand ll a utter polish, a big yet h&Lmting · ddoory ~medtenne, but abe ts quickly voice and 1mmense preeenoe. 3be I 11. Itai1U. e.cw... ».Tbe becoming known as a torch sing· •ang "At Lmag as He Need• Me" f 11• ~ 1LCiotho lll.ltlqlan4: 8tatoa er who acta withiu her songs from "OUver" - and throuah aU ooolced obbr. GfV.S. more extraordinarily than anyone her polllb, 1 kept thlnfdllg of all U. "'ll - · THE. MAN lf. - · a.""" ol II!& since Lena Horne came up. the wondft'ful earthy qualities of -· lll.l'al~ ~..,, 2 22 ----- BJ RIC& DU BBOW I.Wiotl P1Mo IDto..-1 HOJ.LYWOOD <UPU - SUndoy betns· Mother'• Day, it was Dilly fate tl1ll the belt !tour on telwl· ... New Officers , Are Installed J By C-C League -- ~- - - - ~ .. Hospi~News CoD- • ---- ' l'~LEVISION LN REVIEW AIJO ott tbo biD wu the folk-\ lntrodueod I lndbtC otamp olltgin& Cbod Mltd>ell Trill, whlob merciol..-AI Ill! rllo, I cu1 ,. ----------~----- ' too ' ~;~b!j( - Ill·;,.or, ...t!JoqiJ ~ J....... ..;,..;.: lib . JDO.II!JUlie foiblngn, oll the ... MUJiC IJ,tot J" 1 . I · -- ----.- .- - -·· BARNES SIMPSON. lnlur· DEADLINES ~w """'~ ance A 1 eo e y. Mlddleporl. '!be lJUlual. mother - daugh~ Eichinger, se<,.etary of l<ical . .l. . p Ill 1\JI,Jt lf.UitN ... IWCI.I~ tlon!ln O...alln.t .,_ t\ • Cr11t llndlonl Ftre, auiDIIlobile, · Pb. eJ banquet sponsored by the church activities. 1111nn.rt1.J u:;~ Write, Phoao or WY 1-290l . 1 Z7 lie WSCS of the United Methodist At tbe close of the business Elllered RIII)IIUI t:ANCIHJ.A TIONS ' A. C. BRADFORD lie- IJII..._ IIIO""J Church was held Thurltday ev· seasioo, devotions were led by Among those who entered t: U RR.Et.'11U NS :'Will ott "-C<:ep•eo .&nd• •= OO A • Badoe, Oldo "lllloruee lor ....., .......,. en.lng at the cburch. A chicken Mrs. Eichir.ger who had for Holzer hospital in the past H • ...... ·~.. ~ "' P"!Jhl ... .... ..... S 18 lfc aud ""'...., ....t.• dinner was served at 6:15 with her topic, " Mother." Hostesses hours were Mr Zelia F Craft P.Ui ULA noNS 1.959 Ford $1 ,49~ &art Grueoer, Ptmbtq ..... I'Nie ' " 11-1111 Mrs. Harry P. Smith asking were W. 0. Barnitz, Mrs . W. 130 Third A ' · Re~ :::; rbc o"" "'""'' ~~•• ' b.• ll'lflll ·o ....,, , "' , ,. ; ,.,., ""' "b 1e...,ed Galaxte Har~t ? P Cpe. ~ mileage by local owner, ivory Beating _ _ _ _ _ _ ...:_;:: ___ !grace. R. Carpeoter, Mrs. Everett Jooes Rt. 1 o':.tipolls Mrs. Mar: ~ •n:~•-"""'"" " ltr-'"~n oho.,ltl bover gree n fmu;h , dean mterior, automatic tr~ns., V8 mo. - ,.·n -- ~'"' ' mm"'' '"'"l) rh.. ctUtl t _ _ _...;P~O:,:U=:,L-:T::R~Y.!..._ _ _ I >ollowing the dinuer, a pro- Thomas, Mrs. Geor~e H. Park· vln R. Fielder, Rt. 2 Pt. Plel' Mlnermiio, Oldo 1·_: ·'~' WI!' ·H>' tor , power steering. radio , heater. 'elpa'llll'!e fOO ~~~,. ~, ~, Ml!r•lo'!l EDd your RWer troablet 1gram was presented under the er, Mrs. Ralph Gilmqre and sant, Mrs. Leetord E. Haytb. ' RAfES We bave ·an slleo . HEAVY HENS, n eacll. John direction of Mrs. V. D. Ed- Mrs. Leverett Roush . Jacksoo, T. Herbert · s~.... 1958 Pontiac ~-.....,------ $895 Fm W -:~nl Ad ~r-vtt:e S.wer Machines Proffit, Portland, Ohio. wards which opened with . a ship Athens and Bradley M» ' l'n~· oe• .. .-.r<l ~n.., 'lMrtllln. H :mH ~p 4 ~uor . Ivory over light green finish, ~ood tires , R<,....,.bte Rates _ _ _ _ _ _ _:S:...:::l0..:9t::!p:..... tribute to daughters, by Mrs. on 'west, Rt. 1 Ravenswood, :; : 11""'"'"'' l 'har u 811 ..entfo ('h•a n mtenor, automatic trans .. radio and heater. ~ "'I' fn< l'hrl'.. c<IDllaU ll"t l-21nt Day • Njpt Charles Persinger aod a tri· W. Va • 'otJ'Il.,\~ •n~l'rltl\llo ~ · 'ij lf >I t ~•n" P"l •urd fl'lll 7 zs tie ==L=:E::::G::.:A=L bute to mothers by Kitty Per· Bb1bs rae ~ rl a ro:f'rl ' '" •fhE-rtt!llll II not ' "" .,. ,~,.,,,. II• 1a}·• d''"' •- ' • singer, ,after which mothers, Mrs. James w. Church, Rt • · nJ: mil • daughters and guests were in1 Ewington, 8:35 p.m. Friday, OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. CARD 01' rllA,'lKS - I tt~ !01 A ttentton O.irymen trod --~ _ tO '""rd nm• mum l!:acb •'"'dlt>on UL=. New officers were Installed Mr.. Donald L. Hubbard, Syraj POMEROY, OHIO 111 wore! lr• OM>uarle• o u h l\~ C : "~:-:~~~-"~:~::,. P10I1 ~AaOLI Corsages were presented to at the May meeting or the cuse, daughter, 8:02 )J.m. Frt-: .,, I per '""rd .,' OFFICt HOURS T•nd,- Ste•.nrt. No. uta, • Pli• Mrs. A. V. Howell, the oldest; Child Conservat.on League on day. Mrs. Larry W. Eads, 193 :... 8;30 1\ ~ •• ,-or 1-' ,\ \ l!ail,R oner auw confined In the Leb1.non. M p 1 1 0 _ _ FOR 'SALE FOR SALE V corr~~etlon•J Irattltutton. Lebatlon. rs . au E chinger, youngest. Thursday evening at th"l! home ,Kelton Rd ., son, 4:37p.m. Fri-slturda' 8 .I" .o, ~~ ·~ 12•00 ~unn IT' ~ SO EASY 8 ~~~~c~m~':: 1 ~mforM:~~· c~~n~ and Mrs. Albert. Young , of Mrs. Robert Mills. . day, Mr5. Fred L. Tackett, Ru&o · i TO PLACE A F'OR SALE - 6 room house AUCTION , Saturday, May 23, , A I ,.un•tmed Robbflr, •nd "rvlnt • """ had four generations and the Mrs Pearl Reynolds Middle- land, daughter, 11:50 a.m. Fri:; R,EST fL 'T PRODLICJNG with ba th , .In RutIan d. F u II C nee or l . 2& yean, Cue No. 15530 I ch'ld . ' 1963, 10 :00 A. M. EST. Having 1 E lJ ell1ible for • hearlnJ: befo.-. lhe mos I ren present . Mrs. port kindergarten teacher was day . Mrs. Ernest S. Good, Rad· l - W A!\f'J AD basement · coal furnace , har d--~ to 1 POMEROY WY 2-2649 omo PARDON · Cl'f( · so ld my horne 1 am forL~ MISSION. on or AND after PABOLB Jun• 1oa.coM- Harvey Van Vranken , guest speaker on the 'topiC I , da ug hter, 2: 11 a.m. F rJ· PHONE WY 2-2157 wood floors , Youngstown kitsell the conlents o£ my anOFFERS THE BEST OHIO PARDON AND P.UOLI coM- panled by Miss Marilyn Moore, "The Mental Development 0£ day , chen with hot water tank . AI- tique shop which 1 have colBy :':!~?NL B•ll:er. presented two solO!, "1'11: 'Nev- the Child " bringing out phases Di&ebarged so le·t~~ CLAIR WOODI "'•role •nil •cord er Walk Alone " and " B hm' ' P t' •· - on same lot , a four room , t--u 0 ver the pas t. severa 1 (I) Cl~rk . ~ . c , , ra s of mental growth in children, . a It%., recen 11y . d'IBC harg ed 18 11 21 ,. apartment with double garyears, at my home located CHES:~~~ E _ lent ••• Lullaby.. beginning at the kindergarten tncluded Mrs. Leslie Brucker. c CARD OF THANKS age. Priced reasonable Phone at 671 South 3rd Ave .~- Mid· LIOAL NOTICI FoJiowmg 8 reading, "What age Mrs. sally Finney, Mrs. Wils}NCEHE thanks to Dr Boif'e. ::lH 2-5052. dleport, Ohio: t.2--6-2Stc No~~!IC~ ~~..:.!":~!~e:~~:t on Is A Mother,'' by Mrs. Ed- M~s. Ode11 Cullums president liam Keairns, Mrs. Den V e r 14 1',e aJr•d d•,. of M•Y • Arbaugh Fune ral Home. R_ev. I, SlX wlN-OOW ·screens in oood Gont> With the Wind satin glass n, at wards, and group singing, Mrs. presided when a repor't was glv- Clay, Clarence Myers, Mrs. 0 "· 00r ••Y. to .m. 1 e un enl1ntd will orfer H k Rob' f G II " • · · · •'. G~arh ar f . pallbeart>r:-:. smg. l'r<lnws. :w ~ by mclles. lamp, China hanging lamp, Cortisf!t Breeding Servtce, lac. for ole at pubUc ucuon to the hJrh- o e Jnson o a 1pohs, d1s-- en on the distr1·ct meeting Ap- Wilham B. Cooper, WilHam 58 1 -. ers, • teachers and ::;tudents of Ch arlf's A. Woode , Chester, ch'ma p1tc . her, cherry c1est I B · and beef eat bidder Auto for c1ah In hand at the trl'cl prom 0t' ~ re<X co great datry Bl~~oeunar Company, Pomf!roy, . IOn secre ta ry, was ri1 25 at Gallipolis. Attending p ug h, W'lbe I rt Praw,er. Nattey . Tuppers Pla 1ns nnrl E::~s tern Ohi~!. 5 18 41 P o£ drawers. colored glass, bul1s £or only $6.01J Fllr serv- ~~~!oi~~rt/~::o~~~! ::~~~~~: ;:ot;n;:: mtrod~ced by Mrs. Jed Web- from the Middleport League Reed, Mrs. M. V/. French and ;.. schools , friends and nei gh- . S[NCER - d- CO - 1 Waln ut wash stand, Bristol i~e call Leland Parker, Pom- dan , •erial No P-8-X-su&u. T h i , ster . and spoke on, "The were Mrs Cullums Mrs Peg- infant daughter, Mrs. R. C. 81 11 ' bors for kmdnf:'SSf'S U:Jring the • fe~·t ' ··ondot~ e ~so e_, per-1 vases , China closet, Wood· eroy ' Ohio. Phone WY 2-2264 e:.~:~~t.vor a be~rr:;d .~~:e~e~ht ~h~ Goa~ in. WSCS." Mrs. Mil1er of Houda~helt, Mr~. charles Butcher and infant son, M r s. : death of our Baby , Kimberly equ ' p~ed t1 1 ~n ttanh zJg lag ware . red hanging lamp. Ba- or_ Albert Parker, Chester. :\~ 1 T.u~12~~~e t<Jr whl~h It II be1n1 Galhpolls was also a guest. , Mrs. Dale Walburn Walter Eads, Jr., Mrs. Harry 1 .: Kav Carr u u on ~ 1e, mono- varia China, pattern glass, Oh1o, Phone ~15. BJ•ettnlll" Au,,to, Compan.v Mrs. Webster, presi4;Jen( of Mrs. Earl Davenport. The Gibbs, Mrs. Minnie Milliron, · It 11:1 · 20 · .u 3t e the .. WSCS conducted a short · Mr. and Mrs_ CharlPs Carr 1 gram, overcast, blmd hem. 1ron slone china . walnuL ;.o 3 30tp CCL received the achieve- Stephanie Crossin, Edward 1 etc. Assume 8 payments d ···· UGA b 1 · d M and F'<~mll\ $S.98 monthly WY _ ~~chest drawers. night stands 1. 0 . McCOY, AUCTIONEER. Mu:lne M . Ad~~:~~;~:r. w11o lJ • us ness sessiOn an rs, award there for attain• Ma~oney, John A. Nance, EarJ oi l lamps. boo k case desk, Chester Ohio. non ruJ.dent ot the nate ol ohln and bert Warner read the report of ing all its goals for the year While, Rudy Stewart and Mark 5 18 ·lip I 84 4 1 5 17 -~i Stc · tinware , Vic-trola records, ' 4 18 tfc ;.':.r C::.:... :.noc~~ca ~ : 0 r~~ ~~no 1 :. ~ ~e nominating committee. Of- Plans were made for a ru~- Sheets. .;;.__ ______ _ _ _ _ ., SlNGER sewing ma ch ine. Elec- wagon wheels , several chairs, hereby th•t 011w.theAddlelbur 18th day fleers elected for the eoming · J une and a reco rd Amona• AIUn• of Apru,notified 1963, St•nlfy . mage sa1e m a· NOTICES Lric portable with altachdrf'ssing table. ox yoke , crock· eer, belnc pl•tnuu, riled hil petition year were M1ss Grace Cam~ hop to be held for the children According to the midnight - - I men! for fan GY sewmg. . u'-11 REAL_ ESTATE_ _ ac•ln•• her ••Pleu, defend•nt Court bell , pres'tdent . v11 ~ry . Many . uII1er .mteres ,..mg I, or .common Mel••Inc the . •· Mrs . · V· D. Ed · of members at a date to be an- report of th e nursmg depar1-0 u n, ,.: FISH SANDWICH, 30c, On ion sacrifice for $27. Terms wy 2· 1terns not listed which you . ~:;ge rr~~~ N~~ 1 J3·Wa~,:!•Y~~ 1~~~:; wards, VICe president ; Mrs. E. nounced. The group voted to ment, those patients who were RtniS, 30c _ J ack's Dairv Bar, 2204. 5 17 5tc would expect to find in a sale FOR SALE. Offers Will be l'fl- buraer oo .-round• nt rrou ne 1 J.,ct E. Bryant, secretary ; Mrs. Ro- purchase space on the PTA Usted .as fair included M s. . _ _ _A • 1 f th IS · t ype. f'eived ald the dut~ an.tt e•treme cruelt:v. plainurf bert Warner t J osep h Fox, Budd Darst, Mrs. Middleport. ~--- 5-14-titc ELECTROLUX sweeper. F 1officeAtor Weir of 1.110 uk• ror other proper nltef; • reasurer ; Mrs. community calendar. AUTOMOBLLE uJsur:wt· be~u : condition and guaranteed _ Pa- Auctioneers Note : F'or the most ster an ~ tz, ~rney~, :;:~r ~~~~~77~~~!;-' :rJu~:~on or Jar Warn~r, secretary of child- The out-going president, Mrs. David Shoemaker, Ernest Halcan~ll-"' , ... _~ h . part thi s is a very good .. ol· Pomernv . Ohio, up until st•nley w· Mdl111'-'urc"~ ens work ' Mrs · Alonzo Cust · tailed new off Jeer!';, ' ley • Mrs · Harry Wehrung, , u op••··t.ors,· ~ '""' 1 10 1 per t ro\\-oul bags and com.. , . ". day , May 24 , 1963 , at Fr!· one .J 8 _ O'BrteD . . - cu11 urns, Jns ~- Licensl': Ce ll WY 2- ~pl etr set of cleaning atlectJ~n of . <:~ntJques some , k p M f th J h E At~rne:v tor Plaintiff er, ~cretary of Christian SOCial including president, Mrs. Peg- George Durst, Truman Russell , ·~ 11 •_ s· tachments. Will sell for $3~ 60 I extra mce art1des accumulat- 0 c1oc · · or e 0 n · <G> 11 • 18 · :I.'> <Ell 1• 8 - HI etc re)atlons; Mr~ . Dwight Houdashelt ; vice president, Charles Larkins, John R. Smith -'-~~--- --- -~ . ed over a period of )·ears McClaskey real estate consecretary of literature and H E' I M Berth LOSE" WEIGHT saff'ly and easor 7 payments $6.1:17 n1onth· OWNER . GUY SHU! "R . · ~'r.tin~ of lot No. 65 • with . . . . Mrs. Davenport; secretary, enry Lsnaug e, rs. a ily wtth Dn-A-Dier tablets. ly WY 2-22{1.:. · • -~ n· h d hcahon; Miss ~Y~Ia Eugne Conde ; treasurer, Sheets, Mrs. Alma Spradlin and . only 91k Stark Dru gs . . 5 17 Stc Terms : Cash e mg ouse an garage ~retary of miSSionary educa- Mrs. Eugene Gherke; and re- Oscar Bastiani, Sr. . 1BHADFORD AUCTION CO :er~e::bj~~t Rt~ri:~r~h~~ ~:· VCf Uon: Mrs. L. F. Schoenleb, sec- porter, Mrs. Barbara Scites. Two units of blood ~ ad· . 3 t 6Dtp A. C. Bradford Mgr. • . T th' tat P retary or promotion, Mrs. Har- The travelina prize donated by mm1stered at the h01p1~ on 1 es e, con. o see IS rea . -~-- -~ '61 For d __ $ 1r39S C· C· Bra df oru," AUf'tJOneer tack Mildred c Phillips Ad- 1 Gauge readings: Gallipolis ry_ .P · 1Sml'f1'th · ' secre Iary Mrs. Gherke• was won by Mrs. Friday. AUTO SALES Sta. Wagon. FaJCQn - 6 cvl ' Lwwh will bP served on prem· ministratrix, . Miner~ville, i dam 18.5, 15.0, running 11 feet spintua I e; Mrs. Everett p,'lul Theis. -----StU_ shift. One local own~r: lses_ I Ohio. on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 21.- Tho~as . secretary of student The hostesses Mrs. Robert BOOSTERS TO MEET ~~~7 CHEVR OL8T . 4 dr . V8 1 p . Not responsible for accident~ . 1 The Middle ort Band 8 t 5 18 atc 1 52, Pt. Pleasant 24 .87, Hinton work , Mrs. J . W. McMurray, Mills, Mrs. Richard Rawlings, black, ~landard ' 161 onhac __ $1 1 995 518 6tc - -- ---2.55-falling Kanawha Falls 309 secretary of supply work; Mrs. and Mrs Earl Davenport serv. . p .1 OOS· -hardtop, ·JssJon · II' s II' R d. IN CHESTER " acre '.arm for nsmg .. ' .. ' C· Melvin Alk 1·re, secreta ry of ed sandwiches .. . ' The ,er Association WII meet Mon10 ransm .. . .. a 1o i Catalma 4 Dr. Sedan. Hyd. • : Charleston 18 72 r1smg and cook1es . . ' . t · o 1 1 sale 7 •o - · 1 b th ' · · Youth work· ad u. All . . : day evemng m the band room an d hea t er, power ste enng .1 ne ora owner. · · ""'s .ent a • gar- London and Marmet dams were • n .....,s. en meeting will be a wiener . A· I <'onrlition. Ca ll WI 9-260 1 FOR RENT age bacn .,.,d summer hou•e on th e sl'IIs, and Wmf1eld · · dam ..of the h>gh school at 7:30 p.m.,. roast at the Syracust park . Th 'II be · tall t' alter5 ":_ m.____ .. 5_1B 3tc I Call or contact, WY 2-2159, was running 2 feet. er•rrl IDS a !On 0 1905 FORD, 2 dr . hardtop. V-ll l I FOUR ROOM aportment, new· Robert Mulford , Chester, Ohio Boat movements: ENTERTAINS CLUB new o leers. All parents of band 1 aulomatic. motor, . built. I Pomeroy, Ohio 5 18 6tp Ohio River- James Zubic up Mrs. Charles A. Bradbury enare urged to attend. . New pai nt. nfC'w !Ires. \,;~iJ : so 2 room and bath apartment 14, 4:45 p.m.; Dave Crockett her card club recentMiller Garage. Phone WY 2: KIRBY Sweeper, perfccl COD· 1 real nirc ,07 Mills St , WY 2~ult• up 14, 10:20 p.m.; Queen City OCie ly at her home on South Third 3196. 5 17 3tc dition , <and guaranteed. Pow- , 2232. 7 down 14, 6 a.m .; Albert Holden Ave . Games were played with Eluylng a 5 lB tic Rambler ____ er poliSher included. Sold lio ACRES r - t-I POMEROY- 2 story frame up 15, 2c48 a.m.: Rober! Reed At the Method' t Sod prizes won by Mrs. Edna N&W Car? 0 pas ure. W. A. new for .$210 00 Bala nce due 1• C ' up 15, 4:30 a.m.: Chris Jr. down _ IS u ay F'rench, Mrs. Eugene Con d e, World Stand art! •I Compact · . arm an omeroy R 0 3 1 9 rooms, bath, basement, hot 15 6.40 . L p . ISchool Mother's Day large pot· D ld M'll d M Eicelleoce $41.35 or 7 payment.o; $71111 · ' ~ · · t h r h , · a.m., unga o 1 n t ted 1 ona 1 s, an r s. 2 3 monthly . WY 2-2204. ___________"_ 18 ~ wa er e~ mg, pore _es, ror- down 16, 2:15 a.m.; Little Ed· p ~an~ were presented to Childs. Others attend· R!g car roum. ndt- and pertnrm 5 17 5tc ONE SIX room house and one ner location, out of high wa· ward down 16. 6:15 a.m.· Jor- Mrs. Sybil Mile!! and Mrs. Fred were Mrs. Robert Schmoll ance Small car economy and ter . $8,500.00. d d ' Philson, eldest mothers . ' on 17 6 35 managt>rahilit} COMPLETE 15 v-;;TUme enc-y---:. four room apartmenl. Peop- POMEROY £ an own , : a.m. ; Bonus t M W "d D'ddi Ltont>l Boggs. and Mrs. 6 . les Terrace. Phone WY 2--5385 _ bath force-d a· rgoomh ral~e, H. up 18, 1:55 a.m .; John J. en! : rtsh. al M 1 Be:11 Gress. The hostess serSee clopedia Rritl.a nnica Junior de-r. t , 1r as ea mg Ro es mo er rs 1 y Metro ...1ti'"'n Motor . ed h'ld a--1 5-tlc f t h ft ' we up 18. 5:41. a .m.: Eastern :th · a ofdessert course at the 1 ·h· .1 ,... s s1gn especla 11 y 1nr e 1 ren . __ ron pore , 50 . 1ron1age on down 1 6 . 50 . T"t the evening. 21 WI mos c 1 dren present and 1 E. Main Strl;!~t. Pomeroy New 1962 ed ition. Cash ~ul P, 1FURNISHED apartments. Two, paved street. $3,500.00. Terms 5 . 10 a~ : Coda·~- · to an up 22 • Mrs. MCDaniel, wife of the - -- II Pbooto W"\' 2-3870 $85 · · · ' rmg n up t s 1 ·---~ MIDDLEPORT 6 r o om Z2 tfc - ¥2 regular price. Tel. 4 room I five room li'urniSh· 5:15 a.m.; Walter Beckjord pas or. mal potted plants Jor1es, who spent several days rrame, bath, full basement, Through AJ.~ROVEO Phone ed unfurnishd . And - 4 - WI 9-3752. 5 17 3tc down 23, 10 :30 p.m .; Or co were presented to each mother with Mrs. Coe · and Mr. and FINANCE, INC., ao gas furnace heating, lot 80 x WY 2·2557. f>-7-tfc · FOR NEW or used cars •Jr GREEN ONIONS AND lettuce d r.·wn 23 , 1:25 a.m.; Elgercliff prebesenht.lfSufpt. Clifford Morris. Mrs. E. A. Wingett. associate company of 100, good location. $5,900.00. up 23, 5:15 a.m .; .Jerry 8os- 10 8 0 the Sunday sch~l trucks , pn •• nP. Marvm Marks for sa le. Enrick , Bailey Run . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McKenNATIONWIDE THREE and tour room furnish- ALBERT M. COX, SALESMAN worth up 23, 5:40 a .m.; c. v. presented Bibles to follow~ng zie visited recently in Colum-, SAI.F:SMA.N Beasle\ "dmi1 MUTUAL, you can now 5 17 3lp ed and unfurnished apart- BOX 2%11 PHONE WY %-!2ZO Harner down ~ 6 a.m.· B 0 b member.!! of t~ finance your car the low• ews. Athens, 1..1' 3-4061 NEW S graduatmg bus with relative!!. - -· WY 2-5434. POMEROY, OHIO ments. HIPMENT of arlirical interest -..·ay ... and add to 10-Y..tfc ll Benter up Gree~up 3:55 p.m.; class: Kay Wl~Uord_, Roberta Mrs. Derrell Sayre anri t.wo 1 • 12 6 tic your savings by insurin.a 5 17 3tc s at my home. t.aurel - -- - . Clif~.w~; J ohn Ladd Dean up Greenup Kraeuter. Phyllts Wtgal and sons of Columbus spenl Moth· - ---·the low-premium way ~ . 124, Mrs. Pearl Par - 1MOOF.RN 4 room fUrniShed -Or IN POMEHOY. Eight room 1:30 a.m.; Wayne H. up Green· Rtcky Sargent. ker . er's Day with Mr . and Mrs. with Nationwide. So h· . 5 17 3tc unfurnished apartmfjnl. M>d· house, 3 bedrooms and bath, u P 1:45 a.m.; Valvoline down Mrs. Alfrell Crow returned Herbert Sayre. fore you buy youlr next FOR SALE ----SWEET P·}JATO and tomnt1.> dleport. WY. 2-3871. car. set me firsl for dou· large lot. Good location out of Greenup 5:15 a .m.; Ravens- from Holz~r Hospital ..after sur- Mr. arld Mr.•L Creed M111s ENJOY YOUH hnm1· movie proplants tor ~ale tlelen Dameble-barreled savi.Dpl 3 IS tfc high water. Call WY 2-2500. i wood down Greenup 6:55 a.m.; gery ~nd 18 convalescmg at her and Jimmy of Chesapeake jector more - We have qual- wood, ~yracuse WY 2-6539. llinois up 32, Z:lO a.mF H home\. spent a weekend with Mr. and 5 10 tfc I FURNISHED and unfurnished ity 8mm . m ov i~ film, ready - SALE - Two bedroom J ohnson up 33, 4:45 a.rrr:; So~t.,: T..S~·· Charles Mallory just Mrs. Ted Nance. They were Pearl W. William• 5 15 6tc apartments. Paid utilities Be- FOR - -- -· •- to show. Cartoons, Travel, Adtheir fore 5 p m Phone WY ~ bor.~e Beautiful Birch kitch- land up 33, 6 a.m.: Bill Houg- recentlr-back home from Ja- accompnnied home by and Son veri lure, and romplr tl' edit1on USF:D WORK pants, shirts a11d 2776, after 5 p. and up 33, 6:15 a.m.; E s so pan has lleen a guest of hls son, Gary, who had visited his m. Phone WY en, automatic gas heat. 1649 I 318 N. Stcond Ave. Cheva11e1 Us Carl of John Glen n's hisinrif' Space . covera parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles grandpBr~nts. 2-3574. 12 6 tic Lincoln Heights. CaD J o h o Pennsylvania up 34, 5 a.m. WY, 2·Ull Mlddl-" Bottom. flight. G~over's Studio, Porn~ 1 Long Gallipolis Dam - Cathy R. Mallory. He left Monday (or an Mrs. Blanche Spencer return· . Blaettnar. WY 2-5127 S-19-tfc 5 6 Jntp . OFFICE HOURS> eroy, Ohw . 3 16 3tc . _ · - ed home from a visit at Grove up 7:50 p.m.; R. H. Bosworth air force base m New York. 9:00 to 5:00 Ottlly 1 --... VENETIAN Blinds all kmds FOR SALE : 4 room house:-! I I down 11:10 p.m.; Alton Zeph- Capt, and Mrs. George Sayre, City with Mr. and Mrs. Tom WOOD FRAMF., t~upper screen . w· WANTED TO RENT Othen by AppoifttmiM acre ground, full basement. y r up J :20 a.m.; Blue Sea J Jr. and. daughters of Home- Lindsey and son. windows <Jnd doors. E. R. : mdo~ blinds and shades 4-27-JBtp down 2:10 a.m.: Craig M. up 3 stead Air Force Base, Ho~ Guests of Rev. and Mrs. Arporch shades vaJ- WANT TO RENT pasture for Phone ll"t :1-6127 Yost, 61il N 2nd Avi'. M. 1tirHe- Cloth -----------lance and awnint::s Bamboo cattle. Phone 9115-2322. FOR SALE- .8 of m il'e a .m.; Freiberger down 10 :10 a. ~a~, _Fla., left after a VISit thur McCauley are her parents .·(lOft, Q. 5 16 6tp ' shPdes Dale Wippel Supply, ~. -ill~~-""' With his mother, Mrs. Camilla Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hanson 5 17 3tc from Pomeroy on Route 143 m. . 215 Un ion Avenue, Pomeroy, of Oreland, Pa. 8 room bouse, bath, large Kanawha River - Esso West Sayre and Mr. and Mrs: rolol 1ller , One Oh.w . MUTUM.INSURA~ . . . . . 5 2 !Otc utility room and garage. Heat· Virginia down London 6:30 a.m. bert Sayre. O~hr ~ests mclud- Mr. Torti Lindsey and son, J aco bson gas Iawn mower , -•••.-· Home ,OHke: Co~....._ 'OIIIIt ' of Grove City, spent a BUSINESS SERVIcES ed by gas. Nice location. Pric- Solvay up Marmet 4:40 a.m.; ed at a family dmner at the ~rec !l h.p motor~. :1 pl1 ase ~ SLUGGI SH SEPTIC tank ' Get VE!!!_IDEAS FOR A liE'J/ ~ Shearer down Winfield home of Mr ~ .,and Mrs. with Mr. and po v.; On(' 10 h.p. motors 1 Kleen Em All Septic tank Bookkeeping accounts wanted. ed to sell. Call after 4 p. m. Lelia Spencer. except Saundays, LY 6-58Z4, 5 :10 p.m.; Merrill dowa WID- Sayre were Mr. and Mrs. ~ phase 220 v.: One lot of Cleaner. Ohio Valley Plumb- Complete bookkeeping and - - ·== Jeld 7:40 p.m.: A. E. Dykea Sayre of Lorain, Ohio, Mr. and ir-=...i=oiiiiiOOiiiijiiiiOiiiiii...., McArthur, Oblo. 4-16-30tp f ~sed doors and windows; One Ill&. tax service. Phone WY 2·2272. 5 I t2te d own Wio!Ued 4:35 a.m.; He!- Mrs. Ed Beegle and children lot of furnJre p1pes. hot and 5 15 30tc . LP'WANTED HE !)Old air. Call WY 2-1>42. FOR SALE: Four ~ood lots. en Z. up Winfield 3:1S a.m.; of Zanesville. EXPERIENCED interior and Good seven room bouse, bath Beaver up Winfield 3:45 a.m.; Mrs, Mildred Sw1ft of ColoJm·ll ' 16 3tc WANTE D Route salesman to ' Semel down WIDfield 5:30 a.m. bus, Mrs. Christine Lake and exterior painters. Free estiwork established retail route. mates . . Roger CuUums, Ph. and \1 bath, basemeJt and MEIGS COUNTY REAL EsTATE OWNER$ . . . aon, Blll, of Athens were MoJarage, out of ~... water. Gnod commission, Furni..o;;h WY 2-2682. i ther'a Day guesr.. ~f Mr. and f>.l~tp The tax books are now open for the June or Se~d Cleaners . Could be made into ·~ refere1 •ces. ABC Mrs. Francis Morr1s . - -half collection of the 1962 Real Estate taxes. A)se ments City water, electrtcJ.\'i.:~son , West Virgiina. ~ _0- .. .J _ • Mr. and Mrs. Waid Foster of for delinquent tax. Closing date wlll be July ~ See Us For ... ty, gas Priced for quick sale. 5 18 7tc I~ \...0.~ Columbus spent tbe week end 1963. •' See Okey Wund, Syracuse. MAY 1J with her parents, Mr. and Mr1. MEN, (1) for cook and I • DeKalb Seed Corn Phone WY U086. Ohio Valley and Great Bend Albert Hill. Their daughter, CLYDE G. MILHONE'' general housework.j • DeKalb Sudax wiU be guests when Cheryl, returned home with Granges Melgo County Tre.ooolrlll' 5 l7 :H.c Give e x~rience and referMUSICAL Instruments the Hemloclt Grove Graoge them after spending a k ences. Wrtte : P. 0 . Box 'II, 1 or SX·ll FOR SALE : Str1divarinus VI<>- meets Saturday evening. Mem- with her grandparents. Other~~""""""""""""""""""~ our rarpet Pomeroy Ohio. • Agrico Fertilizer lin. Good banjo. Reasonable. ben of the hoat Grange are Mother's Day dinner guests with P'!l'chase of -::-:= · - --asked to bring pies for refresh- eluded Mr. and Mrs. Billy HID S. C. Ca10k, Dextf'r, Ohio RENT Lustre Shampoo Baker FOR .SALE OR - - Middleport Feed Mill ments. and children, Mr. a!ld Mrs. Ro5 15 tfc ,twcniii!Te, Middlepocl. Tony Fowler, Owrter & Opp. WANT ADS WOrlK wonders MAY 21 bert Hill and children and Mr. 5- 14-6tc when you wisb k btu or sell "We Do Custom Grtndtng" 'nteodoruo Council Daughters and Mrs. Orner Cramlet. FARM EQUIPMENT PUMP your slu.ggish Reali the Want AJs fen quick Middleport N. 2nd Aw. We llandle all sizes ol ·t.mbof America will meet in regular Mr. and Mrs. Larry ~~~~:~II tank . Gt-1 KIPan - Em- re~uflq FIVE h.p. Garden tractor with session ldonday, at 7:30 p. m. of Athens spent several for bottle gas. We service nwwer, All o!ficen, llio! team and mem- at their home here. plow, wcultivalor, AJii:S<•P~·ic Tank Cleaner. i.andHEATING AND PLUMBING markout plow One concrete bers are requested to be pres- Henry Roush acrompanled hlo Farm Burea u, Pomeroy. For Sale or Lease MaeDer Fvdaces what we seD -· -- .. ec-JlXIIUon. mixer. All BroU.en Arnold ~ood _ 5-l4-30tc NEW!~ y FURNISHED 4 room ent to plan for ll!SpecUoo. son, Ray, to his hom• In CinIIIA Y 11 cinnati to spend a week. lhing room b" ••oup. t house, located on 3 acres. 1 618 E. Main St., Pomeroy. Obio Reasonable. Don Anderson 5 15 6tp The TwiUght ·Garden Club will Mrs. E;dlth Dunfee returned Rolland Ohio. Pltont WY ~!441 ro:c~.e living room suite, mile off 124 on good gravel 6 7 tic GOOD John Deere Tractor. hy- meet Tu~y evenins at the home after a visit In . Belpre P!atform rocker Two step road, be low Long Bottom. - -I> RUTLAND, OHIO and two !ahlf' <--'nds.. Drilled well. Electricity, bot~ PHOTO COPYING Services. draulic lift. Good shape. Sell home of Mrs. Elmer Wlkcham with relatives. nice. Call R11ll .1 nd Fur- tied gas Phone WY 2-6889. Copy any letter or docllmenl or trade for Uvestock. Curtis with r,tr~., Louis Rl!ibel •• co- Mn. Ann Coe returned home hoate.,, Tbere ~II be a plant from Columbu•. She was aceomWolfe, Chesler, Ohio. 'l.euter Insurance, Pomeroy ·aitute, SH i-4811 . E. E. Hayii18D, Syracuse, 0. ~ Uc 5176tp Z $ 17 8te IH~tp sale, · panlod by her nephew, Billy !1..--------..,...-~--_::_ POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST BET ~ -- • ., 8-Dally Sentinel, .... _,. .... - . . .... __..J ,_, ' ~ • p I'M AN ORPHAN~ 0R~ -~EM'S TO HAVE TU~NE"O OIJT PR'ETTY WELL FOI( YOU, At•lt·UE! THANKS ~R NOT 1=-l:::fLIM(;> SO>?RY FOkl ME. I'VE f.J,ADE IT T HIS FAR) I Al1'1 GOIN " To KEEP i=O~ A I<I G~T f;fviARl SPELl. YETj P.'Q LON(i AS I CAtl MAKE J.'RIENDS UK!; YOU. KP.TE. I'M NOT WORRYIN' { HA · I-IAI KNOW IT OR HOT, ANNIE.-1 W1Tf.l 'YOUR ~LARN SY YOU'Ll NEVER I?UN OUT OF FR1Ef'WS! �. • ' • . .IGS THEATRE $100 G'iVtn ·.r0' F nd Porsonagf u Afoun And ·Abouf 1-DI!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 18, 1903 , Refr>·•ltmo•ts: ~thot - uo p m w pr • . I ) F '/ .,..u.~at7: 3ti.TbeJunemeet•. Une 0m1 Y · Jng will be heloi following the Night Planned Middleport familv mght session . . Praying I'OMIIIOY . OHIO the Lord' Prayer '" umsnn closed th• meetmg . Mro Stella Eberobach waa TONIGKT A June family night • plan- Tho'" •··~~1~g ~I e,..k MMrr: at H~lzer Hoopital Friday for HIARABBAS" . ed h th De and Dea- Wmeb,..,, '" ""•· lC ar ' ' " M n wen e aeons Sla k Mr Ou kworth and Rev . a checkup Her daughter, rs. (Tectln!eolor ) c •, · c 1Kenneth Cooke who 1s 1 paAnthony Quinn, u Barabbas, eonesses of the Syracuse Ft:st United Presbyterian church met RUPP"<L___ _ _ tient at Holzer' Is reported imSilvana Manaano, Arttlur provmg K.ennedy, Katy Jurado, Vit· in the church annex Sunday evtorio Gumum, Jack Palance, enong May 12. Mr. Herman 'MattO>t and dauEm ell BoriJ!me, Harry AD· The Rev . Howard Ru~pelt, ghler, who have been here with drew•. moderato~, opened the meet ·t•g Om reSI his father "ho to seriously u;, · ~artoun wtth pra)er Secretary - b e••will return to their home in um Mrs William Wmebrenner South Charleston, W. Va. durSUN., MON. 1nd TUESDAY read the reports which were Election of offiCers was held, mg the weekend. They will reMay 19·20-21 "SPARTACUS" appoved. A free wtll offertng when Rock Springs B • II e r turn to Middleport the fll'lt ol Kirk Douglas, Laureme Ohv netted 15 011 · Ada Slack card Health club met Thursdav af- 1the week. 1er, Jean S1mmons, Tony chatrn ·an was '"s,'r'lf''Ld to b~y ternoon at the home or Mrs. Mr arxi Mrs. Robert Mattox Curtis, Chas Laughton, Pe-who. havE> been residing 1n Caliter Ustinov, John Gavin, Ni · c~rds ~he dat~ wr the. famJ.ly Wilbur Bailey' Athens Road. mgh t . ~ Ill bP CJonoui"Jr~• .lake. The meeting, in charge of forma, are expected ~arrive na Foch. 4 Academy Award WmnE.'r! Comm1Hees named were: pro- Mrs. w. A. Morgan, presldeJtt , this week to make their home gr:Jm Ada Slack an\1 :U~n~td opened with the Lord's Prayer lin Middlepor. . The F•mily, Ctrtoon Runn ing time : Duck•·«riiJ: food, Mcs. WJOe- and pledge to flag, Mrs. Hom- 1 Mrs. Sylvia Taylor ol Colum3 Hrs. 20 minutes brenn:-· and Mrs. Thnm.:Js ClarK. er Radford conducted devotions. bw, has been VlSitmg with her Bol:·office closes 8:00P .M. A 10 r~r~n _studenl (rom Ohto Mrs . Homer Radford w a s si.!:ter, Mr.t Elmer Matl:ol: and No Adv1nn In Admluionl UntVt'!""!".' w•ll be a _guest speak- Inamed president; Mrs. George her husband . . ':;:;::;::;::;::;::;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;~er~.~,~-r~·'~"~"~"r~r~t~nv~J~ted~...... . ,. jSklnner, vice president ; Mrs. Mr. C. G. Werner J!l a ~i' iArnold Snowden" secretary; tlent at Meigs General Hospt_t- /n Syracuse Mrs. Radford Is N ecJ p 'd ent O f Health Club C) ' • In Enterpnse · : -; • .Q~ 1;.;,. Bho.L:._ , · . • TO MEET svNJUT ., I' D~terid Depr~ty To ...,';:;"_,___ _,_ Members of Mld<lleport Loch Jlt.it Loeal TefflpU · r.,_ w .............,. No 3113 F "' AM are mod lo .... _ ...,_ T ......._ 811· M< ·mfM'n a.irlfll Ao1 • iJ,. M··;_._ Temple .._..,... empto,.,,_. ~· ~ with I meet at - . - If at lO ten, met In reauJor IO,aJGII .... ·~-oift IIIPJIIr at their home A contribution of f!OO ," I I Widnadly Ill ~ .ol the made to the .,......... fl¥!d lith lliribdoY ol their daughter, when the Willing Worteri dua ~~; .:.~b '""'th .!~ f the E le lie EUB ,cl!urcb "'N ...- .,..._ Y e '~o n rpr loll!nred lly nlnlhmenll wbleb met Thursday evenlnl at t b t · . blrtbd home of Mro. Jomea wm; a.- ~Deluded · I d..... ted 111 tor Road. .. ~ .... loo ...-. 'Doolell· Mrs. carl Moore, ~~ A~~':... conducted lbe meetlojji .. wblcb ~ ~ Aul~ 'Judy opened with a duel . "1 ~· u r f.l~i.rr ColtriM Lovu. Me," by BtokY ~ JlreA- ~ Joy Boal Martha da Will, followed with pnyet ~. Blbr Patby Mro. Eldon W..U, and the IIY - ~ Cherole Fife, 'Mary readlng ol Paalm M, by M r 1., ond-.;Ill! IJ1d Klmlierly John Smith. Three PO • m I Jol~A~ob were read, 'jMotber'l Hmdl/' f "'"" . Mrs. MyrUe lAne; ,"BecaU_ae. :·., ..•.,:· ATI'BND 'RALLY You Had A Mother, Mra. ·Mrt. · Edilh Wakely, palt Will; and " For(let It," M l l l· ~te Councllar and district depDorothy Long. .· uty Mn. Edttb Betllng, &tate A report was BiVen ' '"! t h e - ientlnet, Mrs. Pltyllsa "make believe" tea and· eever- Rowan diltrlct eond r, ADd al communications read,, It' VIII Mtt ~ltue Mobberly i dePuty of decided that each ~ember lU~as CouneU,' were . In would have devotions at one ot S~nville Wedn ay, ~o at· the meetlnp. Tile wonder. bol !end the J18Dy of, . trlc~ 81'1, S..: ·wolbunt. chn.tm.' Barrio, 1 ~to , # I ' I • l'lak ...... baD! .. tile . . . - Ualled Statet II tha llflt l'fDlorJ, opeeded truoporlid eoat oab ll,Jit I "':'!J· ~ ;,.,,. ~unday f"'!L,"':!:pre- llhtp aervleeo In a boily at the lldyu., moo 01 I • • Heath Methodist Church. RAll- F':.wlng the rltullllatk: co C. Wlze Is the Woroblpful en1ng . conununlcoiiOIII ~ .,. 1\iaslor of the l""•e ' .._, read from Erla High aran4. chlef IJ1d SylYia" lloW!!ot ~ Birtladny Party,, lrlct dePUtY- &everol i.WUatloal ' 1o attend lnapactlono•....,. 11M Gillen ]udlth Owen read. Pl1111 ._,. ~ lor O.· Tile slsth birthday o1 Judith ofllclal vlsll of Ann, daughter of Mr. l""l Mrl. uly in Juqe, and . . , Richard Owen waa elllerved at were named. At o;l~tj' the aile....;,. Kfntlert181'1en m~llng. a aoclal hour ,... ' . cla!s this put ~- Mrs, Ow- joyed, gll!lel were playtil 1114 en WJII aaalsted with tha party prize& awarded. . i by Mrs. Donald Stiversllld Mrs. , · ~' ; Pearl Reynolda, teacher. BUILD TO M!ET 'i Ice cream and cupcaket were nte .wesleyan Serv1ct GuQd served wJth soap bubble kits of Racme Methodist..chureb wm giVen 88 favors. Helpers were meet Monday, May 20th at 7:• Cindy Manley, Cindy Demos- p.m. key, Mary FranelsTUssey, Donaid· Stivers, Teresa MitcheU, SPONSORS SUPPER Jean Grate, AprU Fraser. Ju~ 'The Boy Scout Troop N~.1.....:'l! dy'a special table guests were wlll sponsor a Jitney qper · her brother, Dickie, J u J I a Saturday, May 18 at & p, ~. at Hamm, Cindy Demosky, Cindy the Racine American LliJoll I theM the VOL XV NO. 30 Two Huntlngtaol residents died the aecond fatal accident of 1963 ln Gallll county in an aclcldlent at 2:1S a .m. SUnday, me three lentha miles north of Twl"'ty-aeven bela clltd i watery death in central FlorldJ Salllnlay In the of a Mries of weekend accldenll. Ill al~ the weekend toll fn>lq 81'Cld4•1o WI• •t le••t 48. ~ ·111q eould have b e e n mudh . . ,, Four cars piled up in l<lll - G~eld, Wis. One i· l~montlH>ld wu killed, but If persons were luJured, one crlHcaUy, Nile Club. Charter apa passenger In the Charter .tried to make a U turn auto. Death was due to a - drive south and pulled direct- en neck. . into the patb of a car driv- Charter died shortly alter his north by Richard Rife, 19, arrlval .at Holzer hospital of aeDeater, a member of the Air internal injuries. Sliver Bridge on Rt. 7, atate patrol said In its on leave from Rife received laceratlopa of that 1 cor operaled N. C. face and body, IJ1d two pasCharter, Jr., 37, The Rife car hit the Charter George Perry, II, ,Deshad been parked on the broadside. and Ricbard Hampton, 17, side of the highway, Tile impact killed nad lacerationl of nqrth, opposite the B I u Jo Melrose, 34, were all oclmlt- Woman Is Hospi·taliZ.ed, Men Charged -~~th~e~~~tr:a~g~ed~yd,w:~~:: Af.hAna DAI.lftt.u. -- ..... THE EASY WAY '!! '~ treated - - use as a famlly room Is a smart aMWer to the problem of living tpace. Fr•• Cost " ••' IIH......._ Estimates. IXTU BIDIOOM ' Waste crtti' spat:e can t. uti· lbed •allly and .conomlcalty for an axtra room. Ask us fer full clefaiiL Ff'M ..rimatM given at J"f requelt. Many old, opon porchu oan bo ondotocl 19 providespace. Scr••n In su.mm•r, glaas in winter. Fn• edl• rnc~~e~ol--~ By DOROTHY' KILGALLEN MISS MIDNIGHTS NOTEBOOK: O~e of the nation's mOll famous tycoons will mate alimotiY history when he forb Over a large sti<e or his fortune to his - -c....n- f..;. his _freedom. Inti· wife m ~- "" "¥ •• mates have reason to believe the StJ1II 1\aB risen to ·'l&,QOO,GOO-a record •f!!· ount beeause he wants to marry agam and his wife's devotiOn to their rellfon wlll predude her taking another usband . , , • , Governor Rockefeller:• nervous oolleaguei can stop specula:;my on whether he intends to brave the . 964 race for the presideiiCY- .He !)l!ellds to, the controversy .- • Mrs. :Murphy not ~ withstanding. Shortly before on their Veaezttelan honeyiiiQGD . at with lebiste pcobo;ns::::~m~~t•!o~ied. eomp . - .. A Just wait till I start campiDgrung - · · f bard-to-kill rulllAir 011 the third floor 0 444 w. 58th st. (Zall~ck's lair) fs that Liz Taylor will came tn for the world th If premlere ol "Cleollatra" nex1 lli!>D • il'a true. the city !ather bad bel~er call for the Nat.iOIIal Guard and an~n&~ they can aaDiftiQn; lbat event Will be '""" e~otlldl eva wltbaut _:e~~re:!-.:'b~ witlll lt, the ~Rivi!a fn Broadway Si~ will be avallable u a lav· Ish llighidub by Jill,, if anyone Is brave enough to attempt a. b!f~=)l: New 11== ~borate show was p~ce ~ ~ presented a revue w eD H·...hich seell!flC) w · l'ftDIIS- ,tb'fe ::n: '' I ::::I·JkttJ .....,, 08 - ... your p..ttlom. Cotluof<lr- PHONE WY 2-3193 ,,' ~ TONICIHT ••RIPTILICUS" ., '" (ln ~lor} -ond- Christopher Lee and Yvonne .Monlaur in you drliVa .WW.·Ttack Pon&c re,....est lun.-Mon. Moy 11·20 TUesday Weld and Richard Be)tmer in j -4ncl- ' ' ' .J= ='.! ~.::· ,:,~.= • !F ~~la:!n Color) • :r. 11e l:ded 'l'hUDilulllrd Betel. espee)ally because a !!lag co Y ':to cnScuss the ptlt!Si~ 8~ere in A•cust Ill ''Tea•n.wer .Jlnlll Soal": •ncl · "GuJ• aa4 the Jlillll• 111f 00. 1Nil tlwre .... - . Jo1111!11t ty f .th g A gust llf.ooD" 'nle 0 WoMwd olniauai:P.Jikea Paul New· .boDUie · e u n1e led bJ Wtiieiir V111 tnan'a 00rtrayat or a· sacllsUc brule ill Jla&lle ~~...,; treated too ldndl:r "U.d.,.. ae.-. ,... four previews of ~ OUerloo, Is d-::::.'! Ita first Alllerlr:all Tliere's· a tGuching show bil 1ttJ Vte erillcs "'"oil& ' . ...... • -~~ t ._ Strings." Joe. No,. tour. 0... Chicago cr!Ua called it "a see....:~ the mUJieal's c,'rew, tll4 clau orcbe~tra" with I ~:duntt . las' a 2&•1111IJI:old .•n wbouldls a te~ ~striag= n· ... mt'= llilllt IDI:ebe co never... . ' · .. =~~: ' U:~~-I'Ye . ' .' illtcl· all the !lloo4 the little boy . .. . ~ llle • , .. '• of the from 'rbte at Charlft!'i · alld·. -.for the "IACHILOR FLAT"1 1act Watllnr. Carole Lo!lley "THRII 0H A IPRII" 11':; _,ys You doa't rellr need ''THE TIRROR OP THI TONGI" (In ":a r- ':'! bec.,:O:~~::nf!tanquta ~~ !~:!; J:v~t:g~:r.:~~~"= !~.:~'::~oY:r~:'!:n~ • ·' '' · Hall Bartlett, producer of "A Global Affair" has added four interpreters to bls offtee staff to help him ~nterview the hundreds of girls of all Dll~ns who. are 1 of the umted NatiOns vying for the ro es •·'"'· beauties who wUI be assigned to tan ....... Bob Hope in the movie _. , Peter Sellers cut short his stay in Hollywood and flew bact to England via the North Pole route, thereby skipping New :'~rk aufd a covey of cuties who are 'lll'aJting or him tO take them on a gay round of the local cafes , .... , A comb!atively. UDknown French actor, Jean ud~ Br~aly, has been assigned for the leading ro~ ill the film version of Francoise Sag~ • play "Castle 1n Sweden." ~t "?uld make liil1i an international star if Its u big I hit on the screen u it was on the stage . Composer Richard Rodgers baS d&~ied some 50 television seu to the Acton Home in Englewood, N. J. · · · · · "f · f of Gotham• Important executive o one most publicized night clubs Is maneuveP;no behind the scenes to buY a oontroDi;;g Interest In . a Greemmh Village nl""e, which Is secretly up f_ o r sale. · ..'1'be success of "David and Lisa" •I" parently has. started a trend. New York w•ll ~C:! '!J,0 the -depende~~e Block .. starring Crane ~ and Jeame A!l;m, who've De'fel' appaared In a fUm before. Yet the cllleer& were able to .r~..J.~:~Paul make the picture . . . v~........-· Will hell and 'his ex-wife are heading for 1H priyate ,.~ rlsed ..., Bllttonatave the crowd at e Westebee. linttMwa7 llll,.-- are surp ~1 blanir Tlulatre 811 ~ treat __ ,..,.. VCif'OP er aN in ..- of a ntw, lartwone,w••nsolv. Ia:!' ,.) . member probably also put three ~;~ther . Henr~· C latworth~· is looking tor pieces of county ownPd real · e y ,able-bodied men equipped with e.st.<~te up f2!: ~al~ . ~ ~ of a shove l or rake and willingnP<;!': Commis:uont-rs Avery NE'Ison. h at to help spread top snil . th is Kenne th Mc·Ellhinney and Charegu- evening ies H. Carr. Sr., agreed they Eight to IO loads of dirt ~ will t;:~ke steps to sell a home 1live , weather permittin~ - is tn hf' Ion Mi ll -s! in Middleport, and the ,hauled onto the south I No. 21 lhe two house in Pomeroy, one ;ani- : Boys' League baseba ll diamond on Lincoln Heights and the oth· 1ase starting- at 5 p.m. Volunteer er on Mulberry Heights. re- hands are needed to help level bli~ . . it. Wher_e possible. power equip- , OSSI· ment wall be used. , • .,; , The diamond. in an unplayable condition following heavv Chesh•'re spring rains fit has been belo~ i • par for several se.asons 1 must , ~>< made ready by neX1 Mon·: Dies Holzer :day when the league opens pla y. · It also is badly needed for a practice diamond this WPPk . . Earnest A. _Halle~, 45. of Chesh.. The commission . under di- Ire. Rt . 2, dted this Morning at rerti011 of Mr. Cl.l:ltworth\· and ' Holw· hospital. He wa., 111 member bas- I Commission Chairman . Bob , o( Lhe Silver Run Baptist <'hurdl ' re- ICraig, who have been as- · an? a . v~teran of .wor~d Wa~ 11. rtler I sisted bv several volunteer· : Survtvmg are h1s wtfe, Elipen; !lse- mf'n and ·· bo.vs. have eomplet::t ihis . mot~r. Mrs. Spark I~ Halley ; mer the extension and moderniza-. these cht.dren. Mrs. Sh1r~y Ah· ,In d. tion of backstops on both Boys' Isa_wk of Leesburg .. 0.: M~s. Una . not diamonds. Commiltees from the Mttche ll of Cheshln:-. Jam~ and re·: Boys' League association have : Earnest, all at home ; si~ten. repaired team .. dugouts " at the IMrs. Kathleen Manley, of Middlemtet : No . 2 diamond OnE' remains to port ; Mrs. Helen Farley of Che11h· ~rd ! be rebuilt from the ground up ire : ~rs. Bonnie Ebersbach u( •ead 'on No. 1 diamond . .Ches;hme, and Mn. Georgia PuU .. as- · ins of Columbus, and theM bro.toead ! ithers, Frank of Coiumbua, Jon. that i Leukemia ,or Akron, and James, Richard, Norman and Delmar, aU of Mid· Park Commission 1ing 1 Famous Tycoon WiD Make Alimony History "Eiberfelcls Pomeroy GARAOI w.,...t~o .. Ovr representalive wUI N gW 10 call 011 yo11 lo 111ft over , your IMIGclelins JIII/I Ifill w for • .,..,.,._.,. n••*· ""A BOON TO T\7 DRAMA SUNDAY, MAY It througlt· SATURDAY, MAY 25 ,( INCLOIID POliCH ' into stands that is can get federal !st for a possibie swap . The Leo i g s assistance at a 50-50 ration to igion members said that the on · finance the proposet1 project. present post building might be 1 ·eas· · The Legion men, Alfred El- !used to house some county of' 'Om· tberfeld, Frank Vaughan, Joe , fires a~d save renl un buildingl irea •Struble and Casci, <tlso asked now be1m; usM. ~roy the commissianers to look over Casci said the Legion would ' ----havt' to tear down all of the the~· ,, ATTIC lOOM bly construct lakes on the site. lthe Legion's present property on · Neb· Casci said the Legion under- Legion Terrace, off W.t Maio- 1 OBSERVE BIRTIIDA Y If you ar11 In IIHll of another Hdroom, . . ut for Jclecu:. ·There aN many ways to aolve this pi'Dbltm. Call • far Ft. lotlmatn. . ~ !rty . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen entertained with a dlnner party In honor of the sixth birth- Th-.r. Is no nHCI to put up with an old, outdated kltch111 •wh.n yov ean have a new, modem OM 10 ....Jy. f,_ . ~ ~~: Volunteer Help : ~:~n~~rui~W;:ar~ Pt;~P~~~~e:~! { disbegm constru<'tion from t he rm• Is Needed In "'""nd up. At the same time as the eom· I dis- : M dd] m1s~ioners announrf'd thE>lr in~ ' om. i eport lerest in selling the old infirmtate' ary property they said Will leern~,~promo;;tter:_:ol:_:hoaplla::llty~,-=~========================-======= An addition to your hom• for '\ eroy SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1963 l day ol their daughler, Judith, at their horne on North Third Ave. this week. FoiJowing the dinner the honored guest open· ed her gifts and a' decorated birthday cake was served with ice cream. Padd)e balls and balloons were given for tavon . Invited guests were Amy IJ1d JuUa Hamm, Dona1d Stivers, Becky Roush, Brenda S m I I h, Becky McClelland, Dale McClelland, and her brother, Dickie. -- for injurie s suffered in the ca r that hit this one. . .. ----- - -·~ Proposing Project basco were former dents family of Middleport and resltha v~ punch. bride-elect graduated from Middleport High Schoot ; Huntington people died, one instantly, in this car hit broad· ' .e of the driver early Sunday morning on Slate Rt. 7. Thre• -1- ' MODliN KITCHIN • i eS On TONI TODD celebrities II ; Jh chr••••,... IMWftl. I I T Wed .Soon I Ch / lUI,. .... - . , . . . . , <N led to Holzer hoopltal. The Injured -were taken to Holzer hoapitaJ in MHier's and Wetherholt-EIUott • Sanders ambulances. Mrs . Melrose was the daughler or Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Quick, and was a member ol the Hlghlawn MethndiJt church. Charter was the aon of Mrs. Helen Charter, a teacher In Huntington schoolo and was a native of Marion, 0 . He was reported to be an employee of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. Both cars were demolished 1n the accident. T h I s accident I brings to throo, the deaths on Gallla highways. Robert Hall, Gallipolis teacher, was the first in HNL1 . Miss Probasco n tiiM, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO \ and Savings Company .. I)' ....., ,. , I . . . " UBERTY THEATRE FAMILY ROOM ADDinOII en\ tne I The FARMERS BANK ·£-· .......,. . . . . '" .WEA'I'JI&J • \ 1 1 :•, •• • lillie. Mrs Hugh Bearhs, as the of • "fallfracturat hiS donated by Mrs. Brlcklesi~Dau==gh:tora:::o:f~:;clc:a: · ::'::::M::anl:•:y::and::·=Do=nal:d::S:U:ve:rs:·::::P:os:t.::::::::::::::::;: Mrs .. William Grueser,treasurer; chaplain a. home. He result sustaJned was awarded to Helen Mrs. Weeks. ·· · I Mrs. Clifford Leifheit, publicity ; ed pelvic bone. Refreshments were lei'Ved to "FARMERS AND BANKE.'RS and Mrs. Rollin Radford , mu- Mrs. Bet~Y.. oar~t a~d 10 n, those named and Mra; Harley 1sic. Several projects of the club J~ff, are Vlsttmg Ill Pittsburgh BroWil, Mrs. Ben Buck, _Mrs . . were discussed. with her aunts, Ule Mis~s Herbert Dixon and pill, Mrs. ' ' CH OTHER 18 Linder Dains, ! Refreshments were served to Freda anti Myrna King. She Mrs: Pbllip /-/ I the above and Mrs. Lewis Grue- on vacation from her secretar- Smith and Beverly. Will., 1ser, Mrs. Amos Leonard, Mrs. i11l duties at the city hall. Harold Blackston, Miss Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Rodney HIll Skinner and two children, Bruce Iand son, Gregg, of Beckley, W, Mother~' Day l1 Blackston and Judy Radford. Va. visited recently with n e r Observed By Church ; The next :neeting will he at the mother' M_rs. Claren~ Ebers· Mother's Day waa obMrVed home of Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, bach who ts convalescmg a1 Lhe at MGLtnt Moriah Church of God with Mrs. Bailey ln charge of home of her daughter Mrs. Ken· Sunday morning witb an·attend·· the program and Mrs. Horace neth Cooke. . Sla ance of 6~. s. Baste. Stitt Abbott, the contest. Mr. a~ Mrs. Wilham . ter' was the o mother present S~sie, Billy, and Fred S18~on, and was resented an orchid: WSCS TO MEET will .l:ltlend graduation exerc1ses . honor ol all moth. Hi h School Su corsage ,. ••• The WSCS uf the R o c k at The Plams g . n~ Mrs. Victor Chevalier was the Our farmer friends know we / Springs Methodist church will day afternoon wh~n a relative, youngest mother present. Sbe specialize in all the serviceR of I meet at the church, Monday at Walter Wharton wdl be a mern- was presented a gift by the banking. We know they n~-rl 17:30 p.m. All members are urg-1ber of the class. . Y.P.E. on Friday evening -'' money for mach in.wy and crop I .ed~.::;to;.;;,:'t.::;te~n~d.""""""==---; l Mrs. Joe Young, Sr · 1wa~ ~n their regular ,meeting. Children rotation. Our prolits and the ,.. : r Wellston Thursday even ng o of the Beginners class, Primary farmer's profit.R go up together. lf you need money thi~ ·spring I attend the. parade and corwn- class, and Junior class present10 ~ festtvlttes sponsored by the ed 8 bri~f but intti'estlng p~ ! come in and see us. We likt> to MIDDLEPORT. OIUO Little League Baseball Club. grain In honor of their mothers. work with farmers, 1111d they Her granddaughter, Kathy Val- Mr J Proffitt; lllndiY like to wock with us. es, who is eig~t years ~ld, was Sch~i Sup~, preeenttd artlflc. NOW SHOWING "THE DAY THE EARTH one of the prmcesses m t h e ial roses to all mothers. CAUGHT FIRE" queen 's court. Her brohter Ran· ' Wo Pay 3% Inter..! On Your Savings Jan~t Munro & Leo MC'Kern dy Yates, a member of the pee -t~ nd­ wee league was awarded a New Member II • "TH& WILD RIDE" baseball glove for selling l h e Welcomed To Club Jacak Nicholson and most tickets. Georel•nna Carttr Mrs. Max Folmer fall oia; ALSO SELECTED SHORTS corned as a new member. when \ the BI-Monthly Capa,ata club I oSTIRTS SUNDAY met Thursday ever1Jni1 alI hi "CAPE FUR" 0 home of Mn. Donald Mcltenlle,, W1'th Member Fedorol Resorva S ystem f Condor St. Gregory Peck, Robert Or Winners were Mrs. Richard Member Federal Depo&it Insurance Corporation Mitchum & Polly Bergen Mr. and Mrs. Lowell W. Pro- Fl'nlaw and Mra. Charlea. Rlf· ALSO SELECTED SHORTS POMEROY, OHIO Shown At 2 I< 7 Sunday basco of South Charleston, W. fle who also re<elved a btrth·~011!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~,.,...-,......,..,,....,....,..,..,.....,..-d_'!,....,....,..====..,..=..,..,! Va., are announcing the ~n- daY and anniversary gift ·from _ __ _ _ ~ __ gagement and approachmg her secret pal. Mrs. Guy.Cow-marriage of their daughter, Ju- an and Mrs. Eugena Triplett lia Ann, to Roy Mark, son of also received gifts from leCI'et Mr . Clyde Mark, and the late pals. Refreshmanll ·, aervMrs. Mark of Glen Kllyn, Dll- ed to the above and Mro. Clair nois. Spencer IJ1d Mrs. Jobn ·Beavor. The marriage will take plate . June 9 in the First Presbyter- BetL ·I 62 P'-· I ian Church in South Charleston. rce I' Dr. Warren W. Thuston will June lrutallation perform the ceremony. Beth 1 tl2 of the lnlerhallonal Miss Probesco, whose father e , .. . 10 MONEY DOWN Is Terminal Superinlendent ol Order of Job • Dlugblertt mel .fwo .,...INO WAY8 TO PINI.H ON8 auaGN aND ~­ aTAJIIT ANOTHIIII II teeD. ira GLUIOUR. Mapzine. Left, wondeP. f the New York Central Railroad In r~gular sessloo Thursday UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY in lllarleston attended Miami everung at the Pomeroy " !~a­ fully cvefree hotisle of lOO'JI.'C.laneoeFortnol polyeoter. SoftMoney-wise homeown• University, ~ord; later grad- sonic Temple, · ly pleoled, aarrow bow belt. Muted Bond prim in obades of eu realize that reuatlng from the College of Arts Jennifer Lohse, l_lonoreli blue, old gold or brown. Right, button-downoheatbiDoroiiO-dyN, and Sciences al Ohio State Unl- quaen, presided and plina for madellngls the easy, Amel• triacetate and cotton. Bold accente of tXJutrutiog bu.ttolllt verslty She Is allendin• grad- lnstaUiitioo of olllcen · In J llilebios ODd colico print eottoo II oeCkline ODd pocbto.IJulo. economical way to bet, " Unl- were d"ISCUNCU ---• . Pia ns weto uate school now at Miami Iiiii obadet of blue, brollll or ..-. Both 01t ter living. Our remoclYersity where ane Is associated made for I akaling periJ In ·till . ~.' mechi• wuh1blt. 10.20.. with the Dean of Women and is near futw'e. The grand ·IUSion eling plan i• tailored of Job'o Dauahtero to ·be held 1 freshman advisor, to fit the naed1 of Mr . Mark, • graduate otad- In Cleveland, in June waa dJa. every family. See ent of Miami University, will cussed and several memben ua now for full be associated with the history plan to a_llend. At the clwe of department this fait Tile Pro- tile meeting, Mra. Holene details. # ' NOW YOU KNOW 1 g ' i Mr HaJJev Of Rt 2 At 1 .. l (KA~pize him? It's Richord Boone witlloat IUs Poloclift nastache. That's how you'Y 1ee him till HBClV on Tuesdoy, September 24, when the new "lticllanl Boone Show'' debats. It's television's first regular Dol\'t npertoiy CGIIIPORY of o dozen or 1101e 1 lap octors, heodecl by Boone. Ther'll present 11 tliffllnn~IQIIIo or comedy -IY week. · Jimmy StewartFilm's Mr. Clean BY EllSUNE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD - Old Cbloeie provm uy~ "Movie star wiLb Mr. Clean iiiiiiCO must wat.eb step." Jimmy Slewaol, •nlllle FNtl MacMurray, dido'~ uve aus lace slappoll Ia publle Ill' an lrale W<>man. FNtl ..,. the IDID who go alappoll Iller be 111> peored as lilt (altltless buUand ln the - . "The ~­ The slsp(JOI', lllollg-time Murray laa, was' lllppiDg mad aboul spicy 1111111. Jimmy beateol up a nUMllor of old 1- too. : wouldn't believe.'' HE liAS IIIIBN lookhli! lor a ..... torn aatl .... " "Wel-1-1-1" -J~ dnwls oul "Well" olf......, jtul aa be does on scree~~ -uweJ.I-W, i· one script they Wlllllell - to play a gtiDSiinpr home, tu1s hllr lather and ..., betrays his brother's PI-" Tile anawer from Jimmy "No thanka. • It bas been "No thanks" ~ a dozen other weslem plota jull - lck," be ltlid. liCftliiB MAKERS? Jl ... . , - - . bow .... tiGe. •.,., call llleJ" ~ell JliJiclet!ltti•.I'JJ .&ers." . • eo.lllllilll.ta,. "W .... - !bey? Mattnc . . . . lla'l lllat . . . . I l!lllk - - - oil b 71 w lor olllasler. Jlld -lll;e llio ,_ nve' II rn-. "Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11 fell l!ll!'t 11ea. . the (IOO(IIe wrote ~ 1111r lle ......, too sbocklJIC to be rea. appeoretlll tile .... lfley "A• lluiJ.-~ ill blo ... mall. r.- ....•'It ...., a .... • .,.. ....n-~-........... -~~--llleJ ...., ....... 111 Zil •* • ... llfliPI • a1ob1J a1 allarder. • 'l'lle7 ,_ ....k.... ..., llftl, -eatlf.. d . . . .. ... ...... _, tllelli' el ..., ·=I I "Tbat 111m'' Clllll!d 111!1, IJif it - · ilill ollirl- ,.,, ..... .. H :t%.:· '::1~ 'fOiklllt . , . _ . . . . , ... ......................,... llll Itt .,.. .... .. .. - ...... wt . . .a.e .. • .. llt'r "L ' ' '· \ . 1 1 Is ededrue: Taking walter dliu~:;., ....,;.,.. will be at I p. m. Wednesday at the Silver for ' Out House I, Andrew Rwt Baptist church witn the Rev, rJI 's ! Paraons, assisted by RPV, I Merlin Teets, in charge. Burial -am· WASHINGTON llfPll ~ TilE' will be In Gravel HiU cemetery. 11ng pysiri.l:l n for RE>p. Fran('is E. Friends may call at the- RawliDg• 1Walter. D·Pa .. who has been in 'Coats Funeral home. M11itary j Georgetown Hospital for 5@-VPral lrites "."ill be held at the graveside weeks said today it is unlikely i by MJ(Idleport Feeuy . Bennett - , Walter would ever return to work Ipost. flie Dr. Darrell C. Crain said WaJ .I .tOP- , ter was "definitely tretter' today ! CORRECTION :but would neither confirm nor I The 34th annual Rutland Y- Ideny recent ·reports the congress- IAlumni banquet and dance will VU- man has leukE>mia. Walters is be held May 25 ln the Rutland oy ; 1chairman of Lh(' House Unameri- High school aucUtortum, In· ; ran Activities Committee. stead of G:n May 14 IS Wll er~- I "Hit lllness is not cancet· in the ronecuSly reported earlier. Serusual form.·· the doctor !u:tid. Wal- ving wlli begin at 1:38 p.m. and - ter. long·time power in the House, the dance at I p.m. 'au- has been absPnt from CongiW~s 111· during most of the C'urrent ses- HIGH COURT Ml!lfl'l.; sion. Earlier rf'port~ said that he WASIUNGTON CUPU--rhe Bu· was hospitalized with lung con- .preme Court rMMI ~- tc;t bAnd eungntion. down opi~ionl in of tht SO "I think you can say he'll never 1or 10 caeea aow tallli, .Mivh:-&. !,. Of I 1 i .m. · · bt back to work." Cra in said, ment. ft'l"but he's making liars out ot all of us. He 1 definitely better today." Wa!ler'o offict rehued to eomoa tha .._mu·o <lllllli' .lbe CIIUl't ·hMo :t=~~=·= lrgumtbtl :,.,. tJ stlll handlei come to,, ·=~= copt lor n joel. ,,' ili"'~i(. �. • ' • . .IGS THEATRE $100 G'iVtn ·.r0' F nd Porsonagf u Afoun And ·Abouf 1-DI!ly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 18, 1903 , Refr>·•ltmo•ts: ~thot - uo p m w pr • . I ) F '/ .,..u.~at7: 3ti.TbeJunemeet•. Une 0m1 Y · Jng will be heloi following the Night Planned Middleport familv mght session . . Praying I'OMIIIOY . OHIO the Lord' Prayer '" umsnn closed th• meetmg . Mro Stella Eberobach waa TONIGKT A June family night • plan- Tho'" •··~~1~g ~I e,..k MMrr: at H~lzer Hoopital Friday for HIARABBAS" . ed h th De and Dea- Wmeb,..,, '" ""•· lC ar ' ' " M n wen e aeons Sla k Mr Ou kworth and Rev . a checkup Her daughter, rs. (Tectln!eolor ) c •, · c 1Kenneth Cooke who 1s 1 paAnthony Quinn, u Barabbas, eonesses of the Syracuse Ft:st United Presbyterian church met RUPP"<L___ _ _ tient at Holzer' Is reported imSilvana Manaano, Arttlur provmg K.ennedy, Katy Jurado, Vit· in the church annex Sunday evtorio Gumum, Jack Palance, enong May 12. Mr. Herman 'MattO>t and dauEm ell BoriJ!me, Harry AD· The Rev . Howard Ru~pelt, ghler, who have been here with drew•. moderato~, opened the meet ·t•g Om reSI his father "ho to seriously u;, · ~artoun wtth pra)er Secretary - b e••will return to their home in um Mrs William Wmebrenner South Charleston, W. Va. durSUN., MON. 1nd TUESDAY read the reports which were Election of offiCers was held, mg the weekend. They will reMay 19·20-21 "SPARTACUS" appoved. A free wtll offertng when Rock Springs B • II e r turn to Middleport the fll'lt ol Kirk Douglas, Laureme Ohv netted 15 011 · Ada Slack card Health club met Thursdav af- 1the week. 1er, Jean S1mmons, Tony chatrn ·an was '"s,'r'lf''Ld to b~y ternoon at the home or Mrs. Mr arxi Mrs. Robert Mattox Curtis, Chas Laughton, Pe-who. havE> been residing 1n Caliter Ustinov, John Gavin, Ni · c~rds ~he dat~ wr the. famJ.ly Wilbur Bailey' Athens Road. mgh t . ~ Ill bP CJonoui"Jr~• .lake. The meeting, in charge of forma, are expected ~arrive na Foch. 4 Academy Award WmnE.'r! Comm1Hees named were: pro- Mrs. w. A. Morgan, presldeJtt , this week to make their home gr:Jm Ada Slack an\1 :U~n~td opened with the Lord's Prayer lin Middlepor. . The F•mily, Ctrtoon Runn ing time : Duck•·«riiJ: food, Mcs. WJOe- and pledge to flag, Mrs. Hom- 1 Mrs. Sylvia Taylor ol Colum3 Hrs. 20 minutes brenn:-· and Mrs. Thnm.:Js ClarK. er Radford conducted devotions. bw, has been VlSitmg with her Bol:·office closes 8:00P .M. A 10 r~r~n _studenl (rom Ohto Mrs . Homer Radford w a s si.!:ter, Mr.t Elmer Matl:ol: and No Adv1nn In Admluionl UntVt'!""!".' w•ll be a _guest speak- Inamed president; Mrs. George her husband . . ':;:;::;::;::;::;::;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;~er~.~,~-r~·'~"~"~"r~r~t~nv~J~ted~...... . ,. jSklnner, vice president ; Mrs. Mr. C. G. Werner J!l a ~i' iArnold Snowden" secretary; tlent at Meigs General Hospt_t- /n Syracuse Mrs. Radford Is N ecJ p 'd ent O f Health Club C) ' • In Enterpnse · : -; • .Q~ 1;.;,. Bho.L:._ , · . • TO MEET svNJUT ., I' D~terid Depr~ty To ...,';:;"_,___ _,_ Members of Mld<lleport Loch Jlt.it Loeal TefflpU · r.,_ w .............,. No 3113 F "' AM are mod lo .... _ ...,_ T ......._ 811· M< ·mfM'n a.irlfll Ao1 • iJ,. M··;_._ Temple .._..,... empto,.,,_. ~· ~ with I meet at - . - If at lO ten, met In reauJor IO,aJGII .... ·~-oift IIIPJIIr at their home A contribution of f!OO ," I I Widnadly Ill ~ .ol the made to the .,......... fl¥!d lith lliribdoY ol their daughter, when the Willing Worteri dua ~~; .:.~b '""'th .!~ f the E le lie EUB ,cl!urcb "'N ...- .,..._ Y e '~o n rpr loll!nred lly nlnlhmenll wbleb met Thursday evenlnl at t b t · . blrtbd home of Mro. Jomea wm; a.- ~Deluded · I d..... ted 111 tor Road. .. ~ .... loo ...-. 'Doolell· Mrs. carl Moore, ~~ A~~':... conducted lbe meetlojji .. wblcb ~ ~ Aul~ 'Judy opened with a duel . "1 ~· u r f.l~i.rr ColtriM Lovu. Me," by BtokY ~ JlreA- ~ Joy Boal Martha da Will, followed with pnyet ~. Blbr Patby Mro. Eldon W..U, and the IIY - ~ Cherole Fife, 'Mary readlng ol Paalm M, by M r 1., ond-.;Ill! IJ1d Klmlierly John Smith. Three PO • m I Jol~A~ob were read, 'jMotber'l Hmdl/' f "'"" . Mrs. MyrUe lAne; ,"BecaU_ae. :·., ..•.,:· ATI'BND 'RALLY You Had A Mother, Mra. ·Mrt. · Edilh Wakely, palt Will; and " For(let It," M l l l· ~te Councllar and district depDorothy Long. .· uty Mn. Edttb Betllng, &tate A report was BiVen ' '"! t h e - ientlnet, Mrs. Pltyllsa "make believe" tea and· eever- Rowan diltrlct eond r, ADd al communications read,, It' VIII Mtt ~ltue Mobberly i dePuty of decided that each ~ember lU~as CouneU,' were . In would have devotions at one ot S~nville Wedn ay, ~o at· the meetlnp. Tile wonder. bol !end the J18Dy of, . trlc~ 81'1, S..: ·wolbunt. chn.tm.' Barrio, 1 ~to , # I ' I • l'lak ...... baD! .. tile . . . - Ualled Statet II tha llflt l'fDlorJ, opeeded truoporlid eoat oab ll,Jit I "':'!J· ~ ;,.,,. ~unday f"'!L,"':!:pre- llhtp aervleeo In a boily at the lldyu., moo 01 I • • Heath Methodist Church. RAll- F':.wlng the rltullllatk: co C. Wlze Is the Woroblpful en1ng . conununlcoiiOIII ~ .,. 1\iaslor of the l""•e ' .._, read from Erla High aran4. chlef IJ1d SylYia" lloW!!ot ~ Birtladny Party,, lrlct dePUtY- &everol i.WUatloal ' 1o attend lnapactlono•....,. 11M Gillen ]udlth Owen read. Pl1111 ._,. ~ lor O.· Tile slsth birthday o1 Judith ofllclal vlsll of Ann, daughter of Mr. l""l Mrl. uly in Juqe, and . . , Richard Owen waa elllerved at were named. At o;l~tj' the aile....;,. Kfntlert181'1en m~llng. a aoclal hour ,... ' . cla!s this put ~- Mrs, Ow- joyed, gll!lel were playtil 1114 en WJII aaalsted with tha party prize& awarded. . i by Mrs. Donald Stiversllld Mrs. , · ~' ; Pearl Reynolda, teacher. BUILD TO M!ET 'i Ice cream and cupcaket were nte .wesleyan Serv1ct GuQd served wJth soap bubble kits of Racme Methodist..chureb wm giVen 88 favors. Helpers were meet Monday, May 20th at 7:• Cindy Manley, Cindy Demos- p.m. key, Mary FranelsTUssey, Donaid· Stivers, Teresa MitcheU, SPONSORS SUPPER Jean Grate, AprU Fraser. Ju~ 'The Boy Scout Troop N~.1.....:'l! dy'a special table guests were wlll sponsor a Jitney qper · her brother, Dickie, J u J I a Saturday, May 18 at & p, ~. at Hamm, Cindy Demosky, Cindy the Racine American LliJoll I theM the VOL XV NO. 30 Two Huntlngtaol residents died the aecond fatal accident of 1963 ln Gallll county in an aclcldlent at 2:1S a .m. SUnday, me three lentha miles north of Twl"'ty-aeven bela clltd i watery death in central FlorldJ Salllnlay In the of a Mries of weekend accldenll. Ill al~ the weekend toll fn>lq 81'Cld4•1o WI• •t le••t 48. ~ ·111q eould have b e e n mudh . . ,, Four cars piled up in l<lll - G~eld, Wis. One i· l~montlH>ld wu killed, but If persons were luJured, one crlHcaUy, Nile Club. Charter apa passenger In the Charter .tried to make a U turn auto. Death was due to a - drive south and pulled direct- en neck. . into the patb of a car driv- Charter died shortly alter his north by Richard Rife, 19, arrlval .at Holzer hospital of aeDeater, a member of the Air internal injuries. Sliver Bridge on Rt. 7, atate patrol said In its on leave from Rife received laceratlopa of that 1 cor operaled N. C. face and body, IJ1d two pasCharter, Jr., 37, The Rife car hit the Charter George Perry, II, ,Deshad been parked on the broadside. and Ricbard Hampton, 17, side of the highway, Tile impact killed nad lacerationl of nqrth, opposite the B I u Jo Melrose, 34, were all oclmlt- Woman Is Hospi·taliZ.ed, Men Charged -~~th~e~~~tr:a~g~ed~yd,w:~~:: Af.hAna DAI.lftt.u. -- ..... THE EASY WAY '!! '~ treated - - use as a famlly room Is a smart aMWer to the problem of living tpace. Fr•• Cost " ••' IIH......._ Estimates. IXTU BIDIOOM ' Waste crtti' spat:e can t. uti· lbed •allly and .conomlcalty for an axtra room. Ask us fer full clefaiiL Ff'M ..rimatM given at J"f requelt. Many old, opon porchu oan bo ondotocl 19 providespace. Scr••n In su.mm•r, glaas in winter. Fn• edl• rnc~~e~ol--~ By DOROTHY' KILGALLEN MISS MIDNIGHTS NOTEBOOK: O~e of the nation's mOll famous tycoons will mate alimotiY history when he forb Over a large sti<e or his fortune to his - -c....n- f..;. his _freedom. Inti· wife m ~- "" "¥ •• mates have reason to believe the StJ1II 1\aB risen to ·'l&,QOO,GOO-a record •f!!· ount beeause he wants to marry agam and his wife's devotiOn to their rellfon wlll predude her taking another usband . , , • , Governor Rockefeller:• nervous oolleaguei can stop specula:;my on whether he intends to brave the . 964 race for the presideiiCY- .He !)l!ellds to, the controversy .- • Mrs. :Murphy not ~ withstanding. Shortly before on their Veaezttelan honeyiiiQGD . at with lebiste pcobo;ns::::~m~~t•!o~ied. eomp . - .. A Just wait till I start campiDgrung - · · f bard-to-kill rulllAir 011 the third floor 0 444 w. 58th st. (Zall~ck's lair) fs that Liz Taylor will came tn for the world th If premlere ol "Cleollatra" nex1 lli!>D • il'a true. the city !ather bad bel~er call for the Nat.iOIIal Guard and an~n&~ they can aaDiftiQn; lbat event Will be '""" e~otlldl eva wltbaut _:e~~re:!-.:'b~ witlll lt, the ~Rivi!a fn Broadway Si~ will be avallable u a lav· Ish llighidub by Jill,, if anyone Is brave enough to attempt a. b!f~=)l: New 11== ~borate show was p~ce ~ ~ presented a revue w eD H·...hich seell!flC) w · l'ftDIIS- ,tb'fe ::n: '' I ::::I·JkttJ .....,, 08 - ... your p..ttlom. Cotluof<lr- PHONE WY 2-3193 ,,' ~ TONICIHT ••RIPTILICUS" ., '" (ln ~lor} -ond- Christopher Lee and Yvonne .Monlaur in you drliVa .WW.·Ttack Pon&c re,....est lun.-Mon. Moy 11·20 TUesday Weld and Richard Be)tmer in j -4ncl- ' ' ' .J= ='.! ~.::· ,:,~.= • !F ~~la:!n Color) • :r. 11e l:ded 'l'hUDilulllrd Betel. espee)ally because a !!lag co Y ':to cnScuss the ptlt!Si~ 8~ere in A•cust Ill ''Tea•n.wer .Jlnlll Soal": •ncl · "GuJ• aa4 the Jlillll• 111f 00. 1Nil tlwre .... - . Jo1111!11t ty f .th g A gust llf.ooD" 'nle 0 WoMwd olniauai:P.Jikea Paul New· .boDUie · e u n1e led bJ Wtiieiir V111 tnan'a 00rtrayat or a· sacllsUc brule ill Jla&lle ~~...,; treated too ldndl:r "U.d.,.. ae.-. ,... four previews of ~ OUerloo, Is d-::::.'! Ita first Alllerlr:all Tliere's· a tGuching show bil 1ttJ Vte erillcs "'"oil& ' . ...... • -~~ t ._ Strings." Joe. No,. tour. 0... Chicago cr!Ua called it "a see....:~ the mUJieal's c,'rew, tll4 clau orcbe~tra" with I ~:duntt . las' a 2&•1111IJI:old .•n wbouldls a te~ ~striag= n· ... mt'= llilllt IDI:ebe co never... . ' · .. =~~: ' U:~~-I'Ye . ' .' illtcl· all the !lloo4 the little boy . .. . ~ llle • , .. '• of the from 'rbte at Charlft!'i · alld·. -.for the "IACHILOR FLAT"1 1act Watllnr. Carole Lo!lley "THRII 0H A IPRII" 11':; _,ys You doa't rellr need ''THE TIRROR OP THI TONGI" (In ":a r- ':'! bec.,:O:~~::nf!tanquta ~~ !~:!; J:v~t:g~:r.:~~~"= !~.:~'::~oY:r~:'!:n~ • ·' '' · Hall Bartlett, producer of "A Global Affair" has added four interpreters to bls offtee staff to help him ~nterview the hundreds of girls of all Dll~ns who. are 1 of the umted NatiOns vying for the ro es •·'"'· beauties who wUI be assigned to tan ....... Bob Hope in the movie _. , Peter Sellers cut short his stay in Hollywood and flew bact to England via the North Pole route, thereby skipping New :'~rk aufd a covey of cuties who are 'lll'aJting or him tO take them on a gay round of the local cafes , .... , A comb!atively. UDknown French actor, Jean ud~ Br~aly, has been assigned for the leading ro~ ill the film version of Francoise Sag~ • play "Castle 1n Sweden." ~t "?uld make liil1i an international star if Its u big I hit on the screen u it was on the stage . Composer Richard Rodgers baS d&~ied some 50 television seu to the Acton Home in Englewood, N. J. · · · · · "f · f of Gotham• Important executive o one most publicized night clubs Is maneuveP;no behind the scenes to buY a oontroDi;;g Interest In . a Greemmh Village nl""e, which Is secretly up f_ o r sale. · ..'1'be success of "David and Lisa" •I" parently has. started a trend. New York w•ll ~C:! '!J,0 the -depende~~e Block .. starring Crane ~ and Jeame A!l;m, who've De'fel' appaared In a fUm before. Yet the cllleer& were able to .r~..J.~:~Paul make the picture . . . v~........-· Will hell and 'his ex-wife are heading for 1H priyate ,.~ rlsed ..., Bllttonatave the crowd at e Westebee. linttMwa7 llll,.-- are surp ~1 blanir Tlulatre 811 ~ treat __ ,..,.. VCif'OP er aN in ..- of a ntw, lartwone,w••nsolv. Ia:!' ,.) . member probably also put three ~;~ther . Henr~· C latworth~· is looking tor pieces of county ownPd real · e y ,able-bodied men equipped with e.st.<~te up f2!: ~al~ . ~ ~ of a shove l or rake and willingnP<;!': Commis:uont-rs Avery NE'Ison. h at to help spread top snil . th is Kenne th Mc·Ellhinney and Charegu- evening ies H. Carr. Sr., agreed they Eight to IO loads of dirt ~ will t;:~ke steps to sell a home 1live , weather permittin~ - is tn hf' Ion Mi ll -s! in Middleport, and the ,hauled onto the south I No. 21 lhe two house in Pomeroy, one ;ani- : Boys' League baseba ll diamond on Lincoln Heights and the oth· 1ase starting- at 5 p.m. Volunteer er on Mulberry Heights. re- hands are needed to help level bli~ . . it. Wher_e possible. power equip- , OSSI· ment wall be used. , • .,; , The diamond. in an unplayable condition following heavv Chesh•'re spring rains fit has been belo~ i • par for several se.asons 1 must , ~>< made ready by neX1 Mon·: Dies Holzer :day when the league opens pla y. · It also is badly needed for a practice diamond this WPPk . . Earnest A. _Halle~, 45. of Chesh.. The commission . under di- Ire. Rt . 2, dted this Morning at rerti011 of Mr. Cl.l:ltworth\· and ' Holw· hospital. He wa., 111 member bas- I Commission Chairman . Bob , o( Lhe Silver Run Baptist <'hurdl ' re- ICraig, who have been as- · an? a . v~teran of .wor~d Wa~ 11. rtler I sisted bv several volunteer· : Survtvmg are h1s wtfe, Elipen; !lse- mf'n and ·· bo.vs. have eomplet::t ihis . mot~r. Mrs. Spark I~ Halley ; mer the extension and moderniza-. these cht.dren. Mrs. Sh1r~y Ah· ,In d. tion of backstops on both Boys' Isa_wk of Leesburg .. 0.: M~s. Una . not diamonds. Commiltees from the Mttche ll of Cheshln:-. Jam~ and re·: Boys' League association have : Earnest, all at home ; si~ten. repaired team .. dugouts " at the IMrs. Kathleen Manley, of Middlemtet : No . 2 diamond OnE' remains to port ; Mrs. Helen Farley of Che11h· ~rd ! be rebuilt from the ground up ire : ~rs. Bonnie Ebersbach u( •ead 'on No. 1 diamond . .Ches;hme, and Mn. Georgia PuU .. as- · ins of Columbus, and theM bro.toead ! ithers, Frank of Coiumbua, Jon. that i Leukemia ,or Akron, and James, Richard, Norman and Delmar, aU of Mid· Park Commission 1ing 1 Famous Tycoon WiD Make Alimony History "Eiberfelcls Pomeroy GARAOI w.,...t~o .. Ovr representalive wUI N gW 10 call 011 yo11 lo 111ft over , your IMIGclelins JIII/I Ifill w for • .,..,.,._.,. n••*· ""A BOON TO T\7 DRAMA SUNDAY, MAY It througlt· SATURDAY, MAY 25 ,( INCLOIID POliCH ' into stands that is can get federal !st for a possibie swap . The Leo i g s assistance at a 50-50 ration to igion members said that the on · finance the proposet1 project. present post building might be 1 ·eas· · The Legion men, Alfred El- !used to house some county of' 'Om· tberfeld, Frank Vaughan, Joe , fires a~d save renl un buildingl irea •Struble and Casci, <tlso asked now be1m; usM. ~roy the commissianers to look over Casci said the Legion would ' ----havt' to tear down all of the the~· ,, ATTIC lOOM bly construct lakes on the site. lthe Legion's present property on · Neb· Casci said the Legion under- Legion Terrace, off W.t Maio- 1 OBSERVE BIRTIIDA Y If you ar11 In IIHll of another Hdroom, . . ut for Jclecu:. ·There aN many ways to aolve this pi'Dbltm. Call • far Ft. lotlmatn. . ~ !rty . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen entertained with a dlnner party In honor of the sixth birth- Th-.r. Is no nHCI to put up with an old, outdated kltch111 •wh.n yov ean have a new, modem OM 10 ....Jy. f,_ . ~ ~~: Volunteer Help : ~:~n~~rui~W;:ar~ Pt;~P~~~~e:~! { disbegm constru<'tion from t he rm• Is Needed In "'""nd up. At the same time as the eom· I dis- : M dd] m1s~ioners announrf'd thE>lr in~ ' om. i eport lerest in selling the old infirmtate' ary property they said Will leern~,~promo;;tter:_:ol:_:hoaplla::llty~,-=~========================-======= An addition to your hom• for '\ eroy SATURDAY, MAY 18, 1963 l day ol their daughler, Judith, at their horne on North Third Ave. this week. FoiJowing the dinner the honored guest open· ed her gifts and a' decorated birthday cake was served with ice cream. Padd)e balls and balloons were given for tavon . Invited guests were Amy IJ1d JuUa Hamm, Dona1d Stivers, Becky Roush, Brenda S m I I h, Becky McClelland, Dale McClelland, and her brother, Dickie. -- for injurie s suffered in the ca r that hit this one. . .. ----- - -·~ Proposing Project basco were former dents family of Middleport and resltha v~ punch. bride-elect graduated from Middleport High Schoot ; Huntington people died, one instantly, in this car hit broad· ' .e of the driver early Sunday morning on Slate Rt. 7. Thre• -1- ' MODliN KITCHIN • i eS On TONI TODD celebrities II ; Jh chr••••,... IMWftl. I I T Wed .Soon I Ch / lUI,. .... - . , . . . . , <N led to Holzer hoopltal. The Injured -were taken to Holzer hoapitaJ in MHier's and Wetherholt-EIUott • Sanders ambulances. Mrs . Melrose was the daughler or Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Quick, and was a member ol the Hlghlawn MethndiJt church. Charter was the aon of Mrs. Helen Charter, a teacher In Huntington schoolo and was a native of Marion, 0 . He was reported to be an employee of the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. Both cars were demolished 1n the accident. T h I s accident I brings to throo, the deaths on Gallla highways. Robert Hall, Gallipolis teacher, was the first in HNL1 . Miss Probasco n tiiM, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO \ and Savings Company .. I)' ....., ,. , I . . . " UBERTY THEATRE FAMILY ROOM ADDinOII en\ tne I The FARMERS BANK ·£-· .......,. . . . . '" .WEA'I'JI&J • \ 1 1 :•, •• • lillie. Mrs Hugh Bearhs, as the of • "fallfracturat hiS donated by Mrs. Brlcklesi~Dau==gh:tora:::o:f~:;clc:a: · ::'::::M::anl:•:y::and::·=Do=nal:d::S:U:ve:rs:·::::P:os:t.::::::::::::::::;: Mrs .. William Grueser,treasurer; chaplain a. home. He result sustaJned was awarded to Helen Mrs. Weeks. ·· · I Mrs. Clifford Leifheit, publicity ; ed pelvic bone. Refreshments were lei'Ved to "FARMERS AND BANKE.'RS and Mrs. Rollin Radford , mu- Mrs. Bet~Y.. oar~t a~d 10 n, those named and Mra; Harley 1sic. Several projects of the club J~ff, are Vlsttmg Ill Pittsburgh BroWil, Mrs. Ben Buck, _Mrs . . were discussed. with her aunts, Ule Mis~s Herbert Dixon and pill, Mrs. ' ' CH OTHER 18 Linder Dains, ! Refreshments were served to Freda anti Myrna King. She Mrs: Pbllip /-/ I the above and Mrs. Lewis Grue- on vacation from her secretar- Smith and Beverly. Will., 1ser, Mrs. Amos Leonard, Mrs. i11l duties at the city hall. Harold Blackston, Miss Nancy Mr. and Mrs. Rodney HIll Skinner and two children, Bruce Iand son, Gregg, of Beckley, W, Mother~' Day l1 Blackston and Judy Radford. Va. visited recently with n e r Observed By Church ; The next :neeting will he at the mother' M_rs. Claren~ Ebers· Mother's Day waa obMrVed home of Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, bach who ts convalescmg a1 Lhe at MGLtnt Moriah Church of God with Mrs. Bailey ln charge of home of her daughter Mrs. Ken· Sunday morning witb an·attend·· the program and Mrs. Horace neth Cooke. . Sla ance of 6~. s. Baste. Stitt Abbott, the contest. Mr. a~ Mrs. Wilham . ter' was the o mother present S~sie, Billy, and Fred S18~on, and was resented an orchid: WSCS TO MEET will .l:ltlend graduation exerc1ses . honor ol all moth. Hi h School Su corsage ,. ••• The WSCS uf the R o c k at The Plams g . n~ Mrs. Victor Chevalier was the Our farmer friends know we / Springs Methodist church will day afternoon wh~n a relative, youngest mother present. Sbe specialize in all the serviceR of I meet at the church, Monday at Walter Wharton wdl be a mern- was presented a gift by the banking. We know they n~-rl 17:30 p.m. All members are urg-1ber of the class. . Y.P.E. on Friday evening -'' money for mach in.wy and crop I .ed~.::;to;.;;,:'t.::;te~n~d.""""""==---; l Mrs. Joe Young, Sr · 1wa~ ~n their regular ,meeting. Children rotation. Our prolits and the ,.. : r Wellston Thursday even ng o of the Beginners class, Primary farmer's profit.R go up together. lf you need money thi~ ·spring I attend the. parade and corwn- class, and Junior class present10 ~ festtvlttes sponsored by the ed 8 bri~f but intti'estlng p~ ! come in and see us. We likt> to MIDDLEPORT. OIUO Little League Baseball Club. grain In honor of their mothers. work with farmers, 1111d they Her granddaughter, Kathy Val- Mr J Proffitt; lllndiY like to wock with us. es, who is eig~t years ~ld, was Sch~i Sup~, preeenttd artlflc. NOW SHOWING "THE DAY THE EARTH one of the prmcesses m t h e ial roses to all mothers. CAUGHT FIRE" queen 's court. Her brohter Ran· ' Wo Pay 3% Inter..! On Your Savings Jan~t Munro & Leo MC'Kern dy Yates, a member of the pee -t~ nd­ wee league was awarded a New Member II • "TH& WILD RIDE" baseball glove for selling l h e Welcomed To Club Jacak Nicholson and most tickets. Georel•nna Carttr Mrs. Max Folmer fall oia; ALSO SELECTED SHORTS corned as a new member. when \ the BI-Monthly Capa,ata club I oSTIRTS SUNDAY met Thursday ever1Jni1 alI hi "CAPE FUR" 0 home of Mn. Donald Mcltenlle,, W1'th Member Fedorol Resorva S ystem f Condor St. Gregory Peck, Robert Or Winners were Mrs. Richard Member Federal Depo&it Insurance Corporation Mitchum & Polly Bergen Mr. and Mrs. Lowell W. Pro- Fl'nlaw and Mra. Charlea. Rlf· ALSO SELECTED SHORTS POMEROY, OHIO Shown At 2 I< 7 Sunday basco of South Charleston, W. fle who also re<elved a btrth·~011!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~,.,...-,......,..,,....,....,..,..,.....,..-d_'!,....,....,..====..,..=..,..,! Va., are announcing the ~n- daY and anniversary gift ·from _ __ _ _ ~ __ gagement and approachmg her secret pal. Mrs. Guy.Cow-marriage of their daughter, Ju- an and Mrs. Eugena Triplett lia Ann, to Roy Mark, son of also received gifts from leCI'et Mr . Clyde Mark, and the late pals. Refreshmanll ·, aervMrs. Mark of Glen Kllyn, Dll- ed to the above and Mro. Clair nois. Spencer IJ1d Mrs. Jobn ·Beavor. The marriage will take plate . June 9 in the First Presbyter- BetL ·I 62 P'-· I ian Church in South Charleston. rce I' Dr. Warren W. Thuston will June lrutallation perform the ceremony. Beth 1 tl2 of the lnlerhallonal Miss Probesco, whose father e , .. . 10 MONEY DOWN Is Terminal Superinlendent ol Order of Job • Dlugblertt mel .fwo .,...INO WAY8 TO PINI.H ON8 auaGN aND ~­ aTAJIIT ANOTHIIII II teeD. ira GLUIOUR. Mapzine. Left, wondeP. f the New York Central Railroad In r~gular sessloo Thursday UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY in lllarleston attended Miami everung at the Pomeroy " !~a­ fully cvefree hotisle of lOO'JI.'C.laneoeFortnol polyeoter. SoftMoney-wise homeown• University, ~ord; later grad- sonic Temple, · ly pleoled, aarrow bow belt. Muted Bond prim in obades of eu realize that reuatlng from the College of Arts Jennifer Lohse, l_lonoreli blue, old gold or brown. Right, button-downoheatbiDoroiiO-dyN, and Sciences al Ohio State Unl- quaen, presided and plina for madellngls the easy, Amel• triacetate and cotton. Bold accente of tXJutrutiog bu.ttolllt verslty She Is allendin• grad- lnstaUiitioo of olllcen · In J llilebios ODd colico print eottoo II oeCkline ODd pocbto.IJulo. economical way to bet, " Unl- were d"ISCUNCU ---• . Pia ns weto uate school now at Miami Iiiii obadet of blue, brollll or ..-. Both 01t ter living. Our remoclYersity where ane Is associated made for I akaling periJ In ·till . ~.' mechi• wuh1blt. 10.20.. with the Dean of Women and is near futw'e. The grand ·IUSion eling plan i• tailored of Job'o Dauahtero to ·be held 1 freshman advisor, to fit the naed1 of Mr . Mark, • graduate otad- In Cleveland, in June waa dJa. every family. See ent of Miami University, will cussed and several memben ua now for full be associated with the history plan to a_llend. At the clwe of department this fait Tile Pro- tile meeting, Mra. Holene details. # ' NOW YOU KNOW 1 g ' i Mr HaJJev Of Rt 2 At 1 .. l (KA~pize him? It's Richord Boone witlloat IUs Poloclift nastache. That's how you'Y 1ee him till HBClV on Tuesdoy, September 24, when the new "lticllanl Boone Show'' debats. It's television's first regular Dol\'t npertoiy CGIIIPORY of o dozen or 1101e 1 lap octors, heodecl by Boone. Ther'll present 11 tliffllnn~IQIIIo or comedy -IY week. · Jimmy StewartFilm's Mr. Clean BY EllSUNE JOHNSON HOLLYWOOD - Old Cbloeie provm uy~ "Movie star wiLb Mr. Clean iiiiiiCO must wat.eb step." Jimmy Slewaol, •nlllle FNtl MacMurray, dido'~ uve aus lace slappoll Ia publle Ill' an lrale W<>man. FNtl ..,. the IDID who go alappoll Iller be 111> peored as lilt (altltless buUand ln the - . "The ~­ The slsp(JOI', lllollg-time Murray laa, was' lllppiDg mad aboul spicy 1111111. Jimmy beateol up a nUMllor of old 1- too. : wouldn't believe.'' HE liAS IIIIBN lookhli! lor a ..... torn aatl .... " "Wel-1-1-1" -J~ dnwls oul "Well" olf......, jtul aa be does on scree~~ -uweJ.I-W, i· one script they Wlllllell - to play a gtiDSiinpr home, tu1s hllr lather and ..., betrays his brother's PI-" Tile anawer from Jimmy "No thanka. • It bas been "No thanks" ~ a dozen other weslem plota jull - lck," be ltlid. liCftliiB MAKERS? Jl ... . , - - . bow .... tiGe. •.,., call llleJ" ~ell JliJiclet!ltti•.I'JJ .&ers." . • eo.lllllilll.ta,. "W .... - !bey? Mattnc . . . . lla'l lllat . . . . I l!lllk - - - oil b 71 w lor olllasler. Jlld -lll;e llio ,_ nve' II rn-. "Y. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 11 fell l!ll!'t 11ea. . the (IOO(IIe wrote ~ 1111r lle ......, too sbocklJIC to be rea. appeoretlll tile .... lfley "A• lluiJ.-~ ill blo ... mall. r.- ....•'It ...., a .... • .,.. ....n-~-........... -~~--llleJ ...., ....... 111 Zil •* • ... llfliPI • a1ob1J a1 allarder. • 'l'lle7 ,_ ....k.... ..., llftl, -eatlf.. d . . . .. ... ...... _, tllelli' el ..., ·=I I "Tbat 111m'' Clllll!d 111!1, IJif it - · ilill ollirl- ,.,, ..... .. H :t%.:· '::1~ 'fOiklllt . , . _ . . . . , ... ......................,... llll Itt .,.. .... .. .. - ...... wt . . .a.e .. • .. llt'r "L ' ' '· \ . 1 1 Is ededrue: Taking walter dliu~:;., ....,;.,.. will be at I p. m. Wednesday at the Silver for ' Out House I, Andrew Rwt Baptist church witn the Rev, rJI 's ! Paraons, assisted by RPV, I Merlin Teets, in charge. Burial -am· WASHINGTON llfPll ~ TilE' will be In Gravel HiU cemetery. 11ng pysiri.l:l n for RE>p. Fran('is E. Friends may call at the- RawliDg• 1Walter. D·Pa .. who has been in 'Coats Funeral home. M11itary j Georgetown Hospital for 5@-VPral lrites "."ill be held at the graveside weeks said today it is unlikely i by MJ(Idleport Feeuy . Bennett - , Walter would ever return to work Ipost. flie Dr. Darrell C. Crain said WaJ .I .tOP- , ter was "definitely tretter' today ! CORRECTION :but would neither confirm nor I The 34th annual Rutland Y- Ideny recent ·reports the congress- IAlumni banquet and dance will VU- man has leukE>mia. Walters is be held May 25 ln the Rutland oy ; 1chairman of Lh(' House Unameri- High school aucUtortum, In· ; ran Activities Committee. stead of G:n May 14 IS Wll er~- I "Hit lllness is not cancet· in the ronecuSly reported earlier. Serusual form.·· the doctor !u:tid. Wal- ving wlli begin at 1:38 p.m. and - ter. long·time power in the House, the dance at I p.m. 'au- has been absPnt from CongiW~s 111· during most of the C'urrent ses- HIGH COURT Ml!lfl'l.; sion. Earlier rf'port~ said that he WASIUNGTON CUPU--rhe Bu· was hospitalized with lung con- .preme Court rMMI ~- tc;t bAnd eungntion. down opi~ionl in of tht SO "I think you can say he'll never 1or 10 caeea aow tallli, .Mivh:-&. !,. Of I 1 i .m. · · bt back to work." Cra in said, ment. ft'l"but he's making liars out ot all of us. He 1 definitely better today." Wa!ler'o offict rehued to eomoa tha .._mu·o <lllllli' .lbe CIIUl't ·hMo :t=~~=·= lrgumtbtl :,.,. tJ stlll handlei come to,, ·=~= copt lor n joel. ,,' ili"'~i(. �.. ~· .. :::::Y ~~~~:;::. 8•'.::,';:! ""neely, Katy Jurado, Vit· Jac~ Palonce, EmOII Boranme, Harry An· Iorio Gmmon. .tr.wo. Wotcartoon SUN., MON. and TUESOAY Mar n-20-21 "SPARTACUS" Kirk Douglas, Laurence Ohv ier, Jean S1mmons. Tony Curtis, Chas Laughton, Pe- tor Ustinov, John G8\·io, Ni:• !~~~my Award Wmner! Tho 'family, Cartoon Runmng tomeo I Rrs. 20 minutes lloir-offJce closes a,oo PM. : N• Adv•nc• In Admission! I •o., RupP"•L__ M R , df d I rs. a or s Named President Of H I h Cl b t mgh1 .-111 be annou"cen la1." Committees named were · progrnm Ada Slack and :ltchald Duck•:•rth ; food . Mrs. Wmebren~- and Mrs. Thomas ClarK. A ure,gn student from Oh~o 1 who have been residing ln Cali- The meetjng in charge of forma , are expected to arrive Mrs. W. A.,~ M~rgan, president, this week to make their home opened with lhe Lord's Prayer in Middlepor.. and pledge to flag. Mrs. Hom· Mrs. Sylvia Taylor of Colum· er Radford conducted devotions. but.> has been VISiting with her Mrs. Homer Radford w a' sister, Mrs. Elmer Mattox and Uni~l~:J' \~wlll b~ a .guest spes - named president; Mrs. George ' ";:;::;::;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;;~~·~r._;;:r~.~"~·~·~r~e~m~v~~•d~.........,.JSkinner, r Arnold 11 . • I • ) ' , ~ ' her husband. . vice president; Mr o. . Mr. C. G. Werner , 1o a pa: Snowden. ,.cretary; tienl at Meigs Genetal Hospit A contribution of tltJO , w a I WlidneldiiJ Ill ~auoe.af tbe made to the pll'lbqlie fund lllb )1)1hday of their cllnlglder, when the Willing Workeri dua lluzanne. Gamoo _ . pllyed of the Enterprlle EUB churcll r.l:.::"·~~~= met Thursday evenlns II I h • · f lrlhda 1 home of Mrs. James WIU, ~ ~ b ter Road. . . Au.ndlne . L)o>q "Danli!llr Mrs. Carl Moon, ~ .......... . ::..~- Moon conctucled lbe meellnl , wbldi ~~ ,......, ' opened with a duel , "J"n • ~~~-:~· ~..:!'· Loves Me," by~ .llld llnn- ~. ; .....,_ ' Martbl da WIU, folloft!l wilb jnyll' ~ ~· Bohr Palby Mrs. Eldon W..U, and the I!Y.·~ ·aw01e File 'Mary reading ol Paaim M. -by M r a•. IJiii•.m and John Smith. Three P 0 I m • JC!III!ion H.m., ~~wing su: c!: • I ' NOW YOU KNOW PiaU: nodo, baOI Ia lbe • •• ;"f at y till- . . llttlled Slates .. lbe 111b !'fl. .,' lpeoded truspor· t11u. ud ell! Oily fJ.,511 a lhtp aervlcu In • body at the Yl!l'• moat ox n ' '~ Heath Mellwdlst Cburch. iiGIthe rltulllollc: . , co C. Wile Is the Worshipful enJDs, . rommuntoa~ 11 Master of the lodge. read 1rmn Erla rag4, chief llld Sylvllr dJtto ., Birtlulny Pm1y Ji trlct ljepuiJ. ,.._a! to attend lnspeellon~• 1fiiN Given Judith read. Plans ·wel"lt . ' slxlh blrlhd of Judith olllclal vlsit of the :daughter of : . ~ Mro. uty In June, llld · Richard Owen waa eblerved· al w.re named. AI the Kindergarten meeting, a social , ' ·•. class this past week. Mra. ow- joyed,. IJ811IH were . . en was assisted with lbe party prizeS awarded. .. by Mrs Donald Stivers and Mra. , were read, "Motber'l 'HaM," .. ·, <:~ • . Pearl Reynolds teachef. BVILD TO MEBT ~· Mrs. Myrtle Lcl\g; • "BeciUR' : ',~~ ATrEND 'RAlLY Ice cream cupcakes were 'ftle Wesleyan Servlce GuQd. You Had A Mother,' M ra. . ·.,.:_ . Edith Wately p 111 serv~ with soap bubble !db of Racine Methodlst_cllurch w111 l WiU ; and "Forget Jt,n M I II Jtltt ~Jiar and disirtct dep- giVen as favors. Helpers were meet Monday, May 20th It 7:M : Dorothy Lone. . uty Mn Edllh Beb1Dg slate Cindy Manley, Cindy Demos- p.m. A report was sJven ·oa· the . . . . . ,;..tine!, Mro. Pbyllss key, Mary l"rancll Tussey, Don· "make believe'' tea 8Dd RVer- Jtowan, dlsUict conduclor, .and ald Stivers, Teresa Mitchell, SPONSORS SUPPER al communicaUono react. it· was i.rn !Jiillte Mobberly deputy ol Jean Grate April Fraser. Ju- The Boy Scout Troop No. ZU decided that each . ~niber Council,' were . In dy'l special table guests w~ will sponsor a jitney qper , would have devotions- a! 0110 of, s-..vllle Wednesday, to at· Mr brother, Dickie, J u l1a Saturday: May 18 at 5 P;~;..~ the meetings. The wonder bol< tenilthe Rally of Diltrlct s II, Hamm, Cindy Demosky, Cindy the Racme American ....- 1..:-::: . .J iJ ' I. ""· Mrs Stella Ebenbach wu A Junelarruly night ' plan. Tho'";.. •·:~nding ~ere Mr: at Holzer Hoopital l"rtday for 1 "ned when the Deacoll5 and Dea· :.ln~b•M;. ~:· r~ ":!i ~;;, · ! a checkup. Her daughter, Mrs. 0 · Kenneth Cooke, who 11 a conesse• of the Syracu.. F1:sl 10 •, · c pa· United l"resbylenan church ,met llenl at Holzer 11 reported im· In the church annex Sunda) ev· proving enmg May 12 Mr. Herman "Matl<m and dau· The Rev · Howard Ruppel!, • ghler who have been bare with moderator, opened the meet'••& his f~lber who 11 aerious!t ill, w1th prayer. Secretary · b"ea" j will return to tbeir home In urer Mrs William Winebrenner eO U South Cbarleaton, W. "Va. durread 1~ l"~ "~1•\:e~ j!lecllon of officers was held, lng the weekend. They wlU reappove · ree WI 0 nn wllen Rock Sprmgs B • u e r turn to Middleport tbe lint of 00 netted IS · Ad• Slack card Health club mel Thursday af· the week. rha1rn ·Hn Wl.iS fns!"W'kd to b~y ternooo at the home of Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Mattos cards '!_'he dat£> 1m· the lam1ly Wilbur BaiJey, Athens Road. ' : ' · $100 G' ·r 16th BtrcliMy & TO IIIBIT SVND•T DI#Tld Depuey To Around And wen 0 " o&.,., jrednettloy Members of Ml44leport t.odO J't.d Local Temple Abo Parsontlgefund . , .mf afro Cblrlel A 3113 1". "' A.M. are asked "' M'~ll Templt, ~-~ ut • ~~~.w~ilurr tlilol1alned wltb • meet at the ~ 1;-:p~ let's, llll!! In resuJar -m_ M 'ddleport In Enterprise ·Cf!!k-adiiiiPI>ir at tbelr homo ~,::''';. m::;:r• ~ wor· '[/!uradlly ev~ ~:Jollie , · · May 18, 1983 ,,:"'~"~:will ~lh~ ;·:Qill~y~Se~n~t!n~e~I,~P~o~m~ero~y~-MJid~dl~eport;;~·~o., meeU"~ ot T::!ll. The Juno meet· I Juoe FO!fJI., y Jng will be hel<i following the MEIGS THEATRE I Night Planned fam1lv ni~ht session.. Praying the Lord ' Prayer m umsnn I'OMIIIIOY . OHIO In Syracuse closed !h• meetmg. TONIGHT "IARAIBAS" (Technicolor) ' ., ~ {; I lillie. q ,, • ·e n\ tne ' . ' "" ...u. ·;:.,.. - ; 0 ;;. Dnoled T• The lntere.e. OJ The Mei.,.,_,. .ir• • ~- ';.''· - - -NO.-30- - - - - - -POMEROY - --MIDDLEPORT, - - -OHIO ----~-;. - ------------:-:::--:!:::-= MONDAY, MAY 20, 1963 \~ t _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _._._:.PR=::I:::CE::..:.:fi::.V~?. _,.;:C=EN~T1 ' VOL XV o- -- c.~ af.......;., Kbnllerb- t • and .Mii.mora• =====::::;: IMrs. Hugh Bearhs, as the ,of a fall at his dona~ by Mrs. BriCklesJila::•:gh:·len:::oi~Amer:::::lc:a·::;;:::::M:anlt: · =y=a=nd=Do=n=ald=:SU:•:er:•:·==·P:os:t:. Mrs . William Grueser,treasurer; chaplain a. home. He result sustamed a fracturwas awarded to Helen· Mrs. Weeki. Mrs. Clifford ~ilheit, publicity; ed pelvic bone. Refreshmenb were served to ' and Mrs. Rollin Radford , rnu- Mrs. Betty.. Dar~t a~d 8 0 n, those named and Mra: ,Harley 1 sic. Several projects of the club J~ff, are visltmg m Plttsburgeh Brown, Mrs. Ben Buck.• _Mrs . . were discussed. wtth her aunts, the Miss .5 Herbert Dixon and~~~. MrL ' ' • Refreshments were served to Freda and Myrna King. SM Linder Dains, Mrs;. · Pblllp the above and Mrs. Lewis Grue- on vacation from ~er secretar- Smith and Beverly, WUI. 18 ser, Mrs. ·Amos Leonard, Mrs. ial duties at the c1ty hall. lH....'Ir....... Ui- Nannu Mr . .aud... .Mrs. RodneY _HjJ} Sk liB"''"'-' • _-·:-:~· f: ··'i I! -j Bl Tt. ho wi th- ..,_ / banking. We know they nh..---9 money for machinery and crop rotation. Our profits and the WSAZ·TV Channel 3 s~ m 7: e ! _~ farmer's profit~ go up together. lf you n{.>ed money this ·spring come in and see us. We like to 12,oo 12::10 12:45 1:00 Z:25 5: IS i : 30 work with farmers, a..nd tht!Y like w work with us. Wo Pay 3% lntornl On Your Savlngo The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company Member Federal Resarva System Momber Fodorol Deposit Insurance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO ''00 10:00 10: "'l 10: t5 11 :00 11 :30 I Gospel Caravan Dr. Peale Living Word 'Cbrlstopbera . This Is The Lilt Calholic Hour rv Cbapei Gospel Harmony Bo71 Garden Club Medallion Theatre Reda Vs. Cmi1 Scorehoard BuUwlnkle I :110 Meet The Prell 1 :10 News l :t5 Weather 1:51 Sporla T:OO O'Toolo 7:111 Wall DOinOJ (.;10 Car it t:IO BonaDJO D:tl Show of lhe Weel .:10 N..,. Jl: M WtatbesciiA . U: II SUndaJ t'Jioatar WatS.TV Chennel I •:10 Parioo'a Mailbol U::IO (;liS Reporl l:IJO llral Roberts THE EASY WAY 10 MOIEY DOWN UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY Money-wise homeown• era realize that re• ""odeling Is the eaay, economical way to-better living, Our remod• eling plan is tailored to fit the needs af every family, See us now for full detail.. l:ID Rev. Sll'OIII 1M AIJ&els Va. Y..U . . Sea Hunt ... Amateur Hour 1:10 Collep llowl f;JI Mr. Ceal11rf Ed . •:• IDib ... . ,,.. La.- ., ,,. """"' 'l'be ..... ~ , , . loulllcCoyo t:ll . . . . ftaator 1t,.. ~ea-. IO:JI IIIIM'aiiJ LIM 11:01 all llril U:U Lal. Simi' WHTN-TV Channel 13 11:10 Dr. Peale :11:.. DaYOJ ' GGilatb U:U QUarlet u:a Blble ADnen 1111 ...... ,,.,.._ l:ID Meal Proleuor Dlnclloaa ·a laauea 6 Answera a.• ' • FAMILY ROOM ADDITIOII MODI•N KITCHIN An aclclition to your home for Th.-. it no neecl to put up with an old. eutdatecl kltcMn when you CICift hav. a n.w, rnodom one oo ,....Jy, Froo EltimatoL UN al a fomily room il a IIIMIIt aniWer to the problifm of living spa~. Fr•• Coli lotlmatoL a:• 1:10 artdp • ,. BowliDI I:Jt Tab . Two .1:10 'l'tall1l1uler 1:00 Aellall Theater l:tD Movlell 18:10 Voloe af J'lrestone 11:to Claulc Tlleater w-. attic space con be vti- lbed !Mitilyand .conomkally hr an .xtra room. Ask us for full cletaHa. Frwe ntimat• ~- •your ""'""" INCLOIID PQIICH Many old,. open porches can be end...clt. provW. extra space. Screen In .•u.mmer, glass in wlnlet. Fr.. esti- ..-oi-. ., Our ,.,_ratlve wiU N •W to cal on .._ yow I'8IIIOIIellq 111111 cal • lol •· n••• PHONE ''.WY 2-3193 NEW YORK (UPI) - ID 0. P1J1t1111i "W181D Train from u boor to .. mlDules w • e tl y ' .... lhe serlel wJU follow a policy of ualne two top.Hne pest llan per eplsoclo In addlllon to lbe liz resuJan if lhe program. Peter Falk IDtl 11'0111111)' Sanda are lbua employ· ~ Ia lbe flrit episode DOW beIna ohol far faD uposure oa ABC-TV• Termlt. Service O'Dell Lumlllr C.. Ucensecl Opetll'llone t46-1276 G!llll,.no lailm ~ ~ ' Ch-r- CIIntonfillw' MWdl.,.rt - 'iJ'i . •, '! ~. •· ~ f •·f l ;.) .. · _ =i· + t:Oii ~ • ..,. ..,. _ · ,." 11:10 A... :~: ~ ... _&%__ ... - .,.. ;r'~_, ~~--::....... 1:30 ..,...a oa _ · 10;00 llaJ ~! Your n-..L - • •-. ..._ U:to Prtco Ia .RJ&b& 11.- c--·~ - Your 11 :•.. ~ .....,._ ,,. l'li'.l.l LanUa 1:00 Stoney Burtt < ·18:fJO Bell casey ll:GO l..<lcll NeWI U·lt Pacemaker Nelli 11:15 Wealber lUI ~ Award llooll JUESOAVJ Youna 1 Chennel 3 = 11·-••........, M;;;;;-Niaht u, 10 WeatllerciA Jim - lUi • - - . Dll -r-• ll:lli World Hewa TDIIItM U:M focu&bC - .,V\VIIIf __ • WCH riY coP&~ u ' oo Roalll"""......,. Glltdll 1:11 11ewa ~ 1,11 Jlua&le.r·BrioilllaJ T:OD ~ m...-·· .. •,,. ~-- w;;;:..:;-:;... 1:00 ,,. Newo ·... 1:10 Aa '1'111 Worlll TUr11 . 1:21i Newa f:tO 1110 • ~ Tha ....,_ ~ N""" ··- 5:00 Allllli...... OUiq 11:10 Silvera u.~ 1 "' Taallllt Slloll 18:11 Cl!'l:ii I 'l'lleallr •• • ~I WHmTV Clutnftel II ,,.. Gtietl ' lfor!llal . I:JI Opl&'alkili A~ . •:w lliiJ W._ · .. . It:. PliiJ" Vour BtiiGia U:to 'Pncll ,ll 11_11111. . 11:11 -~ .-orr- li:• ~- ~ holl. W d 7:30 lltar1:W t:IO . Jadl Lllanne llbow t:OI COplllll Jlaa&- a:a ~~n~ ·a· .,. I:• 1..;.. 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" u:so fialliW '&lltt"i',_ ''-' .· 'i~;if''··* ~ :~: ::~· ~ 'lii1f·Odie 11 or.... 1: II T:oO ' u:• rau.,r inowl ... l:• GaAeral ~ rar , ,_.,., . 1:• Wllo IJo Vou .'l'nlal· -· IJtl.:~ llailolllaM l:if . Qiiocwecy .•• '·If . .-.. ·---......._ .. _,·. 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J<rrt Valt, lbe Columbla ftac. arda-nlsbl cluJ>.TV ~~-. bu • llahl grey atreak In bia balr' but refuseo tG dye II. Explalna 11:110 ;~-::~:~ lO:aEye w~ U:OI Duke'o Toalghl ll:IO Sconnlntl ·Tha W.....,. 11:16 Sports Report 11:111 Tha ..... llbow N....._ FRIDAY WHTN-TV Channel' 13 . ...... • Huntington people died . one instantly, in this car hit broad.e of the driver early Su nday morning on Stale Rl. 7. Threo treated for injurie s suffered in the car that hit this one. ------ - -- - - ..... ~year~ Vale: 'Tm 1 t 111 yfllllli, llul~ longer 1 teenager, ancl I'm oollrying lo look Proposing Project like a teen-ager. Anyhow, I a Httle grey makes my balr show up beHer oo TV." CBS-RADIO bas signed P a t Boone lor an early evenms five mloote daUy series starling Ju. ly 1..... lhil LOOK-USTEN: They s a y Vaughn Meader's second "Firat Family" album, made by Ca· deuce, is better lhan the first Vndersl&nd the first one oold 6,000,0110 with Vaughn coUecting 50 cenb pre platter ..... Bandleader Elliott Lawrence, wbo got bia radio start In --;~ ly 011 the klddies program, conducted by blo dad, bas been oigned by producer Stuart 0.. trow aa muskal conductor and vocal arranger for the forlhcomlnl Meredith wm.oa musical .. Here's Love." EUJott he I d clown almllar chorea for "Bye Byd Birdie" 8lld the current ataga hlt, "How to Succeed ... • John Daly, ,Yiene Fraocls and Gene Rayburn have been slcned as boot, hostess and ooolage m.e. frr lhe "Miss Unl· Jerse Beauty Pageant" to be btoadcast live from M i a cfl Beach, .Fla., Saturday, July :ao, yJa CBS-TV ..... Danay ThoiiiU, star of bis ..., sOOW oa CBS-TV, waa presented with the 1962 Big Brothor of lbe Year Award by AI· Iamey General Robert F. Kenaedy ... David Merrlcli:, Broadway's !11001 proWic producer, bas pur. chased tile musical rights to "A BunDy'l Tale, 11 8 two-part a1or7 CIIIT'OIIIIy appearillg a ~ Mqulne. Story Is writlen loy Gloria Stelnem. whose ...ql· allribuleo got her Into Pill Beta Kappa at Smllh ColIeee and whose physical oueo fOI her Into the New York Playboy Club u • Bungy ..... See-Hear: M-G-M"a "II Happened at tile World's l"llr ," Ted Richmond produclioD otarriag Elvll Presley, baa beeD set u lbe Memortal Day allraclloa In Its first Mew York City satoralloa booklna. Sh"" co • otars ~n O'Brien and Gary Lack· .......... ,' ,, . Jim , . . _ llbow 7:oo Tnlll wea llou8eparll To TaD Trulb w- lll1lilll Far II UtMtWI.,.._. 1;4& llllatiiJ-llr...., ...... _... farPogo -·· Womaa'1 WCBS Newa Aa 'lba World Tunt f:OO. fiZi90 ll8pariC" Dlttlq ,, .. l ( r , - - a....,.. Nelfl Mlllloal!n Tha 8ecnt lltGra ,,30 Tha l:dJe .. lfilbl 1:00 Raap Rldor 1:10 a.... Patrol 1:110 Sea 111m& 1:311 DratPiel tlie W.,tlw &JIDilll Ropclfi it Alh+t , ''~ w.- .,.... .r:• .w.,.. ·r r• 1:10 GHii 11J Wy C:2S Nm 1:011 P.......nl 1:311 1:00 1:25 1:30 t:OO ,, . ''" IIIII . . . ._.. -t.• WIIIG 11:211 .Nelli J:ti Mlddai Newa .• Doll, U:30 Pete llld llladJa 11:110 i.GVI tl J.i!e llbo1rii1IIO Qt!ee. oar - Jlidl '•""'"' llbinr ClpU:M U:IIO C11eador 10:111 1 ..... Louq 11' 01 Ileal llcCoyt U:a Seva ~· u:• Ernie .Fcll'd •=• ToiiJ&It& Gf the Jeadlng COmediBDS, I· 1110111 them Dangy Kaye, MJI. ton Berlo, amoac olhera. In the pre-lelevlston era, M wrote and ata~. , wltb wife Jane, Ia "Eaq 'Acer:'' and UMr. A c • aad Jane," oho'llll reprded u radio cOmedy elssslca. lncldeotaily; tbere's a move afool te llrlnl bade "Easy Aces" tn a televisloa, CSS.TVls tmderalood lo be ooaslderlng 1111ch a veblcle with Ace 8lld pooalbly Cera .r, lii&M ll:to Yt!tll'· l'lnl Jmprtllloll 11:11 l'rUtll or CoalaquatCII U:ll NBC .Newl 1:11 11111 1:11 ~..eaq n To a1r11 1:00 8en ,..... 1:211 N•WI 1:10 Tha Doclln 1:110 Lanlla Ytltlllll I:JI You SaJ .... Mattcb Game Coli... Of Air uo 1:110 """ 11:11~ 1:io llulldJ ~ ,_ - i:• Dlll1 ••• Corncob .Raport 7:10 1ba 1'ndfl llbinr 7:21 'foJia1 Oua Your Tq; t:OUGooll. _ . . , e:a OperaiiOD Alpltahel U:OI Pra Goodman Aee, W.o b e 1 I lmown and most suooesaful com~ ,nter; will be .cldef writer fur Sid Caesar'• aew bi-weekly ,ABC-TV oerlel, '"lbe Sid ea.. aar Show," beglliDJag Thurs· day, Sept. 19. Ace, chlel writer for Perry Como for the ·pa111 lew ........ baa, durlug his l<n&lhY radio • TV career, wrlllen fur 1ll8lly WllllamJ ...•. Chennel 3 lO:DIIIn lt:ll i'JI,J , _ - 18:111 bd1 WHJjaDM 11:01- .......... II: II Wllllllrcut 11: If tirarll 11:11 Wotkl N;o1fl WSAZ-TV ll:lli - WCHS.TV C:lutnnel I t:• ..... Rooal for u.dtli . o-Il:~ .t,8C 11..1 rillal J:to Mr. CarloaD · ii:lll.oOit al ~ ...... .1:10 . .,,.. Diall IIGGra• 11:_ ~ ..,_ -11 ~,· ,A_ - - 1:111 Newa l:tl 1:. 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C:~n.1a l:t$ Corncob Report T:OO Tho 'llldQ llbo9 .T:lll TO<' · 0111 Your Wq 1:8 Today 0U1 Your Wq I:IJO Good MCli'Dllll Sbow 1:30 Operallon Alpbabel 10:00 Say When 11:25 liewa I 1:1111 .IIIIP....,. t:ot Tha • '' I cas-" . ..,... •'; =..="" · 7:51 n.n.. _W"'"' l:ot y";j' _ lbrGr T~ ""-·1:311 .....-"'""' Kapera I•IJO Dl.ioA • ""' • • ..._.. 1:10 Ftm School l8:!1 Odie & Kine 18:'0 Oa,y 1D Cow1 lt:lli NeW11 · · " u:oo J..,. W1J111111 11:31 SeveD Ktya ',..,. '· ' C:IO DIScovery 'D C:NNewo . I:GO Super Sllow 1::10 Supper Man l:llf> B a t 1:111 Pacemaker Newa WSAZ-TV l U:IIII,Roalllceoyo 11:90 I'll!> ·.,.1 G1ac1Ja u ... , • 11 .Ltlt u';:;: N ,_ , .. U:ll. WomU'a pu. ._ 1:11. W,CIIS .._ ' .,.~. l:!!II· Aa Tha, World Tw. I:OG .......... I:I.G. ~ , I:Ot To Tell Trulb - ·~ .' • . THURSDAY'· ", !!~:1:. ·.' TV STATIC fl ~'=:=.. . "'··-•. lt:OO Calelldir lO:atl 1 Love· lAIC)' . "1:10 JCmlrln, . t:30 ~ Special 18:11 Pe1er Gllllli 11:10 Newa ae"''11:18 Woalboio:ool 11:11 Jll!l - . r oal!parll 11:111 world .Newo ~ 1:110 P.......a uo ~ • :110 To Tell Trulltt 10:&1; Nm . ••,..,...,,_.,._ >i!-· ·"·~ . '• ·. •';' , .,.... :• t . 8udciJ ~ ~- . . . t:llll I'Aftam 'KiaPno ••,.... ........, " . ._ , - :.t. u:• AIIC l'llli 11:11 Liolt a ,Tk , . '· 11:11 ~. ~- 'ftm'lr ,,. w~ u,a ll.,,.,_ '·'""' 7:11 1:110 I 30 : 1:00 t:llll .. ._. .. ~ l I r:IO 0...,.....,.. l:li J. ·'lbaclrer...., 12:110 i.ove oe ..... 12:25 11ewa u:ao ·kardl far ·r - ' • 1:11 Jlidl WH . N TV T • Chennel 13 till Mate ftGa Dlltltll 1:• Mr. co1:311 YIIP 8ur 1:01 yo ·-~ u - ••.or a ao:oo c a 10;311 I t..o9e 1..uoJ • .., o- ; .-, '·~­ ::: :,...o;..-ill WEDNESDAY :::: J::1.:::. .. ........, 1:30 Pbll • """*' l:30 Leave 11 To Gl'll 1:• Bell Jemtd 1 ,21111,.. a:a Tbe " 0oc1oq l:io IAnfta. y ..,o~. I:Jt YGU Doa'l._ 8IIJ ChlnMI I t:lli """• Ward T:OD ....,. Col1e&e Ill Air I 7:• . _. 'of... , , . Comilll . 1:11 lkWail!llfiJ'I t:Jt ll:li 1:.. Newa _ r-'R:~;:'o · · ~y ED .. ·~ ~~;:·)/·:· ., ·chaftnere AY ='::!,.. '-t;-o w~~· • 1 ·, f ... . .:, w r::- · · ·· . 1:01 General Holpltal 1::10 Sl)ow~U~¥ "1:51 AlldGay Repun I:Ot Quioeo For A lllJ , 1:11 Will IJo You. ~ t:IO laadllud f:IO Dilt:overJ D 1:16 ~l:G!I ~ 1:• lllpermaa 1:01 IIIII - 1:11 I'IINiNI!IIi 1:• LOolt' • tbo Wllllllr .. 1:41 A8C a..;m.· f:t5 ~ llipar& UO 1ba l'Gdo7. Bilow 7:11 'f<lda7 OUI Y• '11'q 1:11 TodaJ Oul Y- War t:oo Good llol'lltlll t::IO Operallall AlpbaJ!el •:OD lliiJ 9/bea 11:11 file... 111!~ P~ Your ll~ Ia 11:10 Coaeelltralit!D U:OO Your l'lnl ........... JI:IO Trutb ar Coaoqoni~ I , a Jllll 1110..., lihol' I:D Wllllllen:lll 1:11 Newa l'lclun t:ti li!IIIUq·Br~ llfllllll 7;1111 III1Uid 7:30 IIIDflal l::rtl An Lnlkleu. 18:1111 Brtnkley'a Jouraal 10:30 11un11ey RepGrllaC U;IMI Nftl ~ ·-- r·u ·E ;-S·D , ::: wSAZ-TV Col.... 11:30 fele ' w..., 7:10 Tbe DUolu 1:111 RIOemoa 1:30 You Doll'l Sa7 t:OO Mattcb G f:211 Altemooo Repart e:a Mate Room, Daddl 1:1111 Mr. ~ 1::10 M<:Keever & f:OI Joy Of Uvlni t:OD •:.f ·~,')~,... • • ,,:_. ,.· ,-. • !AiM..., · . BYciDI lllpaot . 7 00 Am0a 'II &...o. : --. U:ll Mewa · 1:11 Leave ft To Glrll I;IJO Bell lerrod l:2ll Nelli 1:30 lloclon l:oo ,· lfm '"" , " 'Tk t:e ABC ;lnl--:::.._..... or COriHqtlollat! t ._ .,.... I:.Goi !!.:!! U:lll Trtltla r 1:00 ..... llbow 1,• '-'··~~!.~ war ·j•; • _ r •• • 11:llliilie·a Ne"'• "hiiiPI , . . ll.lO lk:JuiDfll 1'hi' W81111er . 1:11 ,.,.._.110Yaa·,._ . ¢'. n 1u ~ ROpQ, . • ';~ c::::" Tec!Q ~ := ·-, , ·.~ ,. B: - ~ - · ..... -- · ·:> ...· : · ~· ''t'';!:; · · w'. QetiOIII ~ 119 ""-c ,f)r ·-.,. WSAZ-TV Chennel I ",·• 01 ' it;:_· _ .:: -· IJoeiollll 1:1Ub01fllail_ ... _.·. 1:30 Till MJUioalln lt:ll Newo AniC ROOM · 'I F' Mo-No·R~·v·,' ·,.··" .-· u•:~• SUNDAY ,. I AI Our farmer frit:onds know we specialize in all the services o f ,. · t ·• ,.. =•· · • - ~'j In IU&, Perry Como, w b o . wu to become one of the hlsJ>081 paid stan In TV, joined the late Ted Weems' band whelt M Waa offeied the job aa regular YOCIIliot at, , . then, .. ..... -whelnilrqJ $5I a week. Next oea8011 oa NBC-TV, Perry wJU do 110\>ea awsical programs; lnlro- construct lakes on the site.( the Legion's present property on i g s : assistance at a 50-50 ration to ' gion members s.a id that thl! on !finance the proposed project. Ipresent post building might b~ 'eas- · The Legion rnen, Alfred El- iused tu hou§e somf' county of'Om- I berreld, .l<'rank Vaughan , .Joe :!ices and save rent on buildings U"ea 'Struble and Casci, also asked now being USPd. .!roy the commissioners to look over Casci sa id the Legion would ------ha.vt' to tear down all ol t he Volunteer Help ,old structures on ih• deserted bfgm co nstruction from he grou nd Is Needed In vne ·he count~· di s- ANOTHEI\ HOWLI!B- Movle fans hid oolter prepare to hold toolr sides lor Jerry Lewis is filming a n o t h e r screamingly f u. n n y movie• "Who'a Minding the Store!". atus. starting July I, this serres, ill which Vivian Vance co-stan with the vivacious redhead, wi:l resume ils M-y night broatiCIIIIs on CBS-TV In the fall ..... "One Day in the Ule of Ivan Denisovich," current best-sell- Ina novel by Alexander Solzhenlllyn, wiD be one of the majar Fan productions on "The Cbryoler Show Hooted by Bob !lope, • to be seen oo NBC-TV Friday nights, starting Sept. Z7 . . Art Lund and Tommy RaD have been signed for the co alarrlng roles of Wild BiD Hickok and Lt. GDmartin in tM !Illminute musical comedy special uealarnity Jane" - starrina Carol Burnett, planned lor pre.. entation on CBS·TV next se. son .... . RADIO.TV NEWSREEL: Comedians Jonathan Winters, WaJ. ~ ly Col, plus singer Earl Wrightaon, wiD be Jack Paar's guesla or his NBC-TVer Friday. Ma7 II. ... Comedian Alan King, 1 frequent suest on Garry Moore's CBS-TV lhow, bas been cL...,. for a Rayal Comtnand Performance befrre England's Queea Elizabetll in Glasgow, Scotland, July I. This II the second Ume lor Kina to be honored. H I a first appearance was In 1111111•.. PHILCO inrirmary propt>rl)' and t • duoe a dramalle anlhelOfD' for lbe cother 31 weeb ... . . . . Tb.e Lucy-Des! Comedy Hour, aelecled n!IJroli,dcula of I h e aJirichUy Lucille Ball-Deal ·. v. .. full-hour opeelsls, •ill be • 11-week otl!llmet replacemPI for "The Jlckle Gleaso!l Sbow . '" on CBS-TV lllarltll& Salur:lq, June 29. Mlas BaD Is now starring oa the liolWOtt Ia ''T h e Lucy Sllol'," • hll of the 196281 seaaon. Aller a onmmer hi- RS bl~ eroy Neb· Casci said the Legion under- Legion Terrace , off Wf¥t Maininto ' stands that is can get feder3l jst for ~ possible swap . The Le. up. !fly. At the same lime as the comdi smt ss iuners announl'f'd their interf'st in selling the old infirm:om-: , <J ry property they said they Wlll tal<11ing Park Commi ssion membf>r probably also put three other Henry Clatworthy is looking for p1eces of count y uwnpd real · e Y able-bodied men ~quipped with esl~te up f2£ sa l~ . ~ _ .. of a shovel or rake and wllli ngnP<t.:: Comm1sswners Avery NPI .::on, h at to help spread top soil thi.~ Kenneth VkEllhinney and Char· egu - evening . les R. Carr. Sr., agreed they Eight to 10 loads or dirt _ wJII take steps to sell i borne ttive ,weather permitt ing - 1s to ~:w l un Mill ·st in Middleport, and the ,hauled onto the sou th (No_ 21 lhe two house in Pnmeroy , one Middleport ;ani- 'Boys' League ba.•w·ball diamond on Linco!n Height s and the othlase starting at 3 p.m. Volunteer er on Mulberry Heights. re- hands are needed to he.lp level Oil~. it. Whe~.e possible, power oss1· men! will be used , The diamond, in an unplaya- ' equip· ·Mr• Halley 0£ ble condition following heavy Cheshire Rt 2 sprmg rams has been below • par for severa l se.asons must ' be made ready by next Mon· iOies At Holzer day when Ihe league opens pla y . I (It 1 1 1 H also is badly needed for a practice diamond thb week EarnE'~t A. Halley, 45. of rht>shThe commission under di- Ire. H.t . 2, died this Mormng at rection of Mr Clatworth v <Jnd Holzer hospJtal He wa. a member bas- Commi ssion Cha lrmc:tn · B 0 b of the Silver Run Baptist churf'h . re- ICraig. who have been as- an? a .v~eran of . wor~d Wa~ II. rder I sisled by several volunteers ... survlvmg are hls Wife, Etlfoen: !L~- mt>n and boys . ha\'e completed hls molh~r . Mrs. Sparkl~ Hall~y ; mer Ithe extension and moderniza· Ithese ('hJidren. Mrs. Shlrley Ahead . lion of· backstops on both Bovs' sa.wk of Leesburg , 0 . : Mr~ . Lina not ,diamonds. Committees from ihe ·Mit c-hell of Cheshire , Janice ~:~.nd re· · Boys' League association have ' ~rnest, all Bt home : si~tt>n. repaired team " dugouts " at the 1Ms. Kathleen Manley. of Ml(Miemtet iNo_ 2 diamond . One remains to ~rt : Mrs . Hele~ l<'arley of Che-sh · oord 'be rebuilt from the ground up tre : Mrs. Bonme Ebersbach uf 1ead ,on No . 1 diamond. , Cheshire. and Mrs . Georgia Pull1 1 • Iins of Columbus, and these bra- asaead ; I tlJt"rs, Frank thati :of Akron. and Jameo. Richard, Leukemia Is i T k edu-: a ing a ter re- , for . Out Of House .ril's I ed· w} I Norman of Columbus, Joha and Delmar, all of Mid· dleporl. Funeral services will bo ., I I p. m. Wednesday at the Silver I Run Baptist church wil:b the Rev. Andrew Parsons, assisted by Rt"V, .. 1 Merlin Teet&, in charge . Burial 1Bm- 1 W .o\SHI ;"~JG TO N ltfPTl Thf will be in Gravel Hill C$Detery. !Jing pysic1an ror Bep Frands E. Friends may call at the Rawlings Waller . D·Pa .. who has lxoen in Coats Funeral home. Military 1Georgl"tO" n Hospital for several 1rites wUI be held at ttw gravesklt I Iweek~; said toctay it is Wllikely j by Middleport Feeney . BermeU ' - ' Walter would ewr rf'turn to work .l post. .ytie Dr. Darrell C. Crain said Wal-' oop· ' ter was '' df'finitely bt>tter· today 1 CORRECTION 1 but would neither confirm nor The 34th 8Mlial Rutland \Y-I deny rPc-ent .-epons the rongress- Alumni banquet and dance will Wil~ Iman has leukt>mia. \\'altt!rs is be held May 25 In the Rutland .'0~·; ichairman of the House Unamerl- 1High schooJ auditorium, In· ran Activiti~ rommittee. l!=ltead of on May 24 as waa er~v- ' "His Illness is not eanC'er in the 1roneously ftported earlier. Ser· i usual form .·· the dfl('tor said . Wal- ving will beg!n at Cl30 p.m. and - . ter , long-ti~ power in the House. ttl! dance It t p.m. 1au· 1 has been ab.c;Pnt from Congres lhg· during M()flt of 1hP current ses- HIGH COURT MEETS nas ,l sion. Earlier rE'ports said that hell WASIUNGTON iUPU-'Ibe Suwas hospitalized with lung con· .preme Cow; meet. ~ to lwld I consMtion. down opinion~ in aome of tht dO :£ "J think you can say h~'ll never or 50 casH now liMier adva.._ Um be back to work." Crain said, rnent. . __ are "but he's making liars out of all ftle court hat; ~lied '-!ng 1 1 1 SALES t p. of us. a., dellnilely belle< 1o' · < of day." .(""' .llool Waller'• olfkt refused to com· ions mont 011 lhe con.,...man·, ClllldJ. . 1- . argummbdor oUII handles come In, copl for joct. )lw ~ .• , lhtJ t.· ..,. . ~ .., .... l . .. . �} J 'I ~· ' MEIGS THEATRE I'OM8ROY . OHIO I 4D,Ihony Qutnn, as Barabbas, Silvana Mangano, Arthur Kennedy, Katy Jurado, Vit torlo Gauman. Jaek Palance, !melt Bor&nine , Harry Ao· . ' Around And bo A ut M'ddl rt meeti•• at 7:30. The Juno meet-log will be helo following \he fam11v mght session .. Pray1ng the Lord'• Prayer m umson closed •h• ,:"eetmg. ' :.! :.:U.: In Enterprise Hoo~ital w: : Wil~g ~ a.. Mrs. Radford Is "d Named Pres/ ent his !~Iller who Ia o.erloualy ill, opened with. due\ ."J:e-aua tlwla~.U.::· c!.t ~·d~=ter"of : . """Mrs. 0 C will return to ll>elr home in Loves Me," by~ and llreJ>. .·' 'Martha hard Owen was obaerved a\ f Health /ub South Charlestoo, W. ·va. dur· dl Will, followed with ~S:· Babr Pat- ~:e aftem~n Klndergarlan moderator, ·~ned the meel'l•g c.lwc•rtoon With ~rayer . Secretary . toea,. SUN. MON. and TUE,OAY urer Mrs William Wmebrenner "''' tt-20-21 read v~e ~e~:~ ;;~~c~ff;~~ Election of officers was held, "SPARTACUS" ·~~ Sl 1< ~ when Rock s~rings Better Kirk Douglas, Laurence Ohv netted $5 00 · Ada ac car Health club met Thursday ler, Je-an S1mmons. Tony chatrn an W'i~ ms~T' 1•1 "t... d to b~\ ternoon .!il the home of Mrs ~rtiu'','tl'nCoh·~.'JoLahnugGhat~lnn', PN~I·· c?rds ~he date- tot the lamtl} Wilbur Bailey Athens Road. 1/C • ' ntgh l .Will bt" ttnnourwerl . laL.~( .. The · meetmg, . • .m charge of :a fe~~:my AWard Winnt>r! Commtttees named ~ere: pr~d Mrs. W. A. Morgan, president, Tho Fomily, Cortoon grnmk Ad118 81Jac~ oMn.. :\lcwh131 o~ned with the Lord's Prayer Due ,o.:or 1· OOu rs neRunning lime ' d. M Th, · Cl . and pledge to flag. Mrs. Hom· brenn-·· an 3 Hrs. 20 minutes . ·· rs · om::J.s arK. · er Radford conducted devotions. lok-officedosesB:OO P.M . ' A 'oc:Jgn _student from Ohkw Mrs. Homer Radford was No Advance In Admission! Unt\'1-.'l'",'' ' W!ll be a guest spea ·;:;:;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~·~·~·· ~:,~~t:d~---,lnamed ~resident; Mrs. George er. "'r ~ 115 are mvl e- · Skinner, vice president ; Mrs. Arnold Snowden, secretary; drewa. praJOI':, ·~. ~ Mrs. Hugh Bearhs, Mrs. William Grueser,treasurer; chaplain Mrs. Clifford Leifheit, publicity; and Mrs. Rollin Radford, mu· I sic. Several projects of the club were discussed. I Refreshments were served to I the above and Mrs. Lewis Grue· ser, Mrs. Amos Leonard, Mrs. H FARMERS AND BANKERS g _,DEPEND ON /,/ a. •• the of • 8fallfractur· at hiS home. He result sustamed ed pelvic hone. Mrs. Betty Darst and 8 0 n, Jeff, are visiting in Pittsburgh with her aunts, the MJss~ Freda and Myrna King . She IS on vac~tlon from ~r secretar· ial dutles.~~ ~t~-~- cit~ -~~~ ..... c". E T b ~ r Our fanner friends know we spedalize in all the aervice8 of banking. We know they nh.""!i money for machit1ery and crop rotation. Our profits and the farmer's profit.~ go up together. If you need mone)' this sprinl! come in and see us. We like to work with farmers, and they like to work witb us. / Wo Poy 3% Interest On Your Sovlngs The FA'RMERS BANK and Savings Company Mombor Foderol Reserve System Member Federal O.po1it Insurance Corporation POMEROY, OHIO f n 7 ~~w enlng, . ~mmunicaUooo ..,: .. , read frorn Erla Wgh aran4 chiel llld Sylvia BowDes, 1111< . trict deputy. IIO.verai lnvllaU~· to attend In~ were ~' read. Plana were q . official visit of the . Uly In J1!11", llld 110 . :: were 11811ted. A\ ll>.e clotli!:~ iii meeting, a social hour~ el!\ joy.ed, games were pia~ ~ prizes awarded. ,. \ ;,;• " • ======::::: j ___ ' -Ai.L.illlrA.~.:.~·o..----..--------~-s' .. I .. veteran alar_.,. t.llla.Mr. Cleanh •iaiiiR~• bit flllo,"... llolllls. T - A Vacalia&~ 11:30 """""" • 1'111 1:30 Ruff 6 llatiJ 1:30 Ruff .• floddy 311:08 Shari Lewis 10:30 Kine Leooartlo 11:110 Fury . 11:30 Make Room For 1i111o1t1J 12:08 Mr. Wizard J.Z:V. Ellplo<iDC 1:30 Challenge 2:00 John's S<rapbool< 2:25 R.ecls Vs. Pbill 5:15 Scoreboard 5:30 Brlllsll Raclnf &:00 TV Digesl &:all News lo Sporlll &:40 Weather 1:6 News I :til Saturday Jamboree 7:3tl 5am Be..Uict \P I: :w; Joey Bishop 9:110 Saturday Nitbl MoYie Bo'a Ia ,... of ... ~~~:::: ..... · - • . - ~ .. 57' .. .., ... JIIIYie, ........ llllr, ''Sloe'a Mine," al eo-,.. Fox. '11le IIIDi k ....,. •• lie Brood..., . . . . . . . . . . . .. .....,. ......... reara•lral~-~~~ dlali of ........ fla 'n _ , a- ... IIIII... I\I*"Y Last •IUJDDlef ..Mr. Hobbs." won J-y a Ilea~ lldar award 11:00 Newt 11:10 Weather ll:lb Sport> ll :JO Muvie WCHS.TV Channel 8 THE EASY WAY NO MOIIEY DOWII UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY Monay-wise homeownen realize that ••· modeling Is the easy, econamical way to better living, Our remodeling plan is tailored to fit the needs of every family. See us now for full detail1. Late Movies I : DO TV Cla!sroom 9:00 Capta1o Kangaroo 10:00 Tbe AlviD Show 10:311 M1ght) Mouse Playhotlle ll : OO A.JA rWJ fiD ' 11: 31.1 ll.Oy Hogel'S Show 12:00 Sky Klfl8 12o30 ~ews !:00 Town & Country 1:30 S~riS Film I:~ DIZZY Dean Show u:; Senators Vs. Yanko :> :00 Ooctors At Work li: 30 Early Show 1:l'Q Cannon Ball 7.30 J .... 1ue Gleason 1:~ Oelend.~rs 9:30 Havt! liun Will &·ravel 10:1.11.1 i..lunanokt 11 :00 News 11 : 15 ... a:t -;h pw 12:00 News s.-,., 111ay 11, a. a:Gypsy Wildcat 0914) Maria Mol>· tez, Joo Hall. Ch. 8, Ki8 My Lovo, amd Man of M)'Stery, Ch. 13, Parole Fixer (19111) Willil'll Henry. Sllllllay, May It, 01. 8, Fire in the lloie, William Bendix. Ch. 13 The !Jtfol"'llft" (1935). Victor McLaglen. MMday; May %11, Cl. !: The Clan MacDuff, John Dree~. Ch. 1·3, WithOilt Orden (1!36) Sally Eners. 'l'lletda1. May :n, Cb. 8: Trunk Fult of Dreams. Darren McGavilt. Ch. 13, Variety Girl (1947) Bob Hnpe, Bing Crosby. WMaetday, May !!, Ch. 8: A lepey for Dssle llarp!l', Car· fAMILY J00M AIDinOII I, ·' An addition to your home for uso aa a family room It a unart GMWet' to the probJ.m of Jiving spat:w. fr•• Cost lltimatM. Thtr. Is no n•ed to put up with an old, outdated kitchen when yau can have a ntw, .......... """ .. Nlily. &timatM. The tllree beauties who will be seen next fall ill NBC's new ·"Harry's Girls" ael'iea, starring (,arry !!Iyden,. are blmfe DaWD Nickersoo, b . . - $Uta Silo and redhead Diane WilliaDII. All are experienced performers, mostlY with olage backgrounds, PACIMAKER NEWS Channel 13 • MODERN KITCHIN leton Carpenter. Ch. 13, Never Say Die u•} Bob l!iJpe, M.artha Raye. Tlnlridlly, May 12, a.. 1: The Voice in \he lligilt. Ja1aes ThomasOil. Ch. 1~. Walk St!Uy Stranger (1949) Joseph Cotton, Alida Valli. Frklojr, May 21', a.. 1: Last Holid"l', ED&Usl· U950 I Bea· trice CampbeU. Ch. 13, UFO (1906) Tom Powers. ·6:38 an.d11:18 PI WHTN·TV 9:00 Pat . Mike t:4o 9,38 Word fll. Ule 10:00 Social SecuriiJ' 10:311 OlurdJ fll. Cki>t 11 :00 Cartooosville 11 :30 _ , " CeCil 12,00 ilup· lluii!J 12:10 -'IIIWium 1:00 Flldol ATTIC ROOM Wast. attic spae. can M uti· ltzod eosily and -nomkally for an utra room. Ask us for full .....,,.._ F'" ostlma... -. ,........ ,.... .... INCLOSED PORCH Many old, open parches can bo ...tosod ... provide ..... space.. Scr••n In su.mm•r, gla11 In winter. FrH estl- -..cf-. 1:3C 2:& 3:30 5:00 l: 30 .:341 1:30 9: oo 10:00 10:4li • S'JPI!nll8n .;Jdricl: Thealft t..et'o Da..., ···orld ot Spor.. Wrestling Gaitan• Men ""'*llllllll' •...awnmce "ell m.ow Fight Of Week Make That Spare IUl Acadent)' Award l'beate Sellalll, r.c., wflich procked the video series on Wluloo Churchi~ and the .,.. Fr-*lla D. JIGooevei\ lla& about the Wbite House yean of ABC will' lir • tile lail, w *"''" PHONE WY 2-3193 ' llgned an agreement with Life - . . - .. tkVeklp eaiii'IIID- IIJOIII . - llaself ... ~lal Jm...... ~ .. the caU.. • ..... tatloa .... - n:t5 &:45 PM· • .. Oldy .,.. • I e • ' ' ;. en\~ ftATBUI • I tne • _•....,lm...... 11 doldJ ..... - • . ....... .llw ...... ,_slay :tfZ IF' ll'Pt'P . - - wllll ...... .... " ---~------------~-------------------------------------------- ·· c. ~ •. - • V.o.,;O::;,:L:...:Xc.:.V:.._N:.:.0::;.·:_.:::.:30:,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~POMER==O..:..Y-M..:..:..;;;ID:;;:D:..:l::cEP..:O:.:.:RT.:.:.,..:O:.;.H.::.;IO:;..__ _ _ _-.:..:..Mc::.O.:...:.N::.;DA..:..Y;..:.,..:..MA~Y....:2:;;:0"-,..:..19:...:6c:..3_ _ \(c =or NoW WATCIIIItiCj Ill& .,_ like old aUDese prowea •,:. • ... .,............... ""'* ...... baQI Ia tbe ...'" - Ualteol lllatea • lhe lltll .,.llllrJ, opeeded tr•-· the rituallltlc SAlURDAY •tl I NOWYOUXNOW Hayes, most excellent c:hlef, pre- donated by Mrs. BriCkleo· :::gh:·:larll=~•:.f:Am=er=fc:a: . ===M=an=·=ie:y=and==Do=nald==S:U:v:er:•:·:::P:os:t:. was awarded to Helen Mrs. Weeki. Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs · Harley Brown, Mrs. Ben ~k·, _Mrs . . Herbert Dtxon aDd IU'Iti, Mn. • ~"" Linder Dains, Mrs; · PhWp Smith ~nd Bevetly, WW. s' .' Thuraday eveiling wltb Nettle by Mrs. Eldon Weob, llld the 11'1 ',M,rtt.j, Cherole Fife, 'Mary class this past week. Mrs. Ow· reading of Psalm ¥. by M ra. IIIII lill Harrll llld Klmberly en was 88BlBted with 11>.e party John Smith. Three \ Poem I ' b Mrs Donald Stivers and Mrs. were read, "Mother'• .,Handa," .... " · /eart Reynolds, teacher. BUDJ) TO MEET~ Mrs. Myrtle LQnl; BeciUJe ..., .· ... 'ITEND 'IUJ.J.Y let cream and cupcakes were The Wesleyan Service GuQcl •L--..•• M r I · Mrt. · Edltb Wakely, paot served "" b ..... You Had A Mou~, with soap bubble kits of Racme Method'~ ~,_,..,urc w•u Will; and ''Forget It, M lll· atate Councilor and district dep- giVen as favors. Helpers we t Monday, May 20th at 7:• Dorothy Long. . .... Mn Edl'L Be'"'"" atate Cindy Manley, Cindy Demos-p.m. · h ...~, · .... _.., A report was liven ·oo t e oulll"- ·-Unel Mra Phyllss ·key Mary Francis Tussey, Don· . .,.... ..,.. • SPONsoo• SUPPER "make believe" tell and·• eever· Rowan, district • cood.uetor aucJ aid ' Stivers Teresa Mitchell :up al communicationa read ... It· was Mra uillle Mobberly depu · 'ty of Jean Gra~ April · Fraser. Ju: The Boy Scout Troop No. 20 he h b lld h ber · · JU ' · ' Ill jlh M,..._ r us a . . decided that eac mem MA~aa CouneU. were in dy'a opeelai !able guests were w sponsor a ~ey ...,....,. · Mr. C. G. Werner •s a P~- would have devotion! at One of s~vllle Wednesday, to at· her brother. Dickie, J u 1i a Su.turday, May 18 ~t 5 p,~. at tlent at Mel@s General Hosptt· the meetings. The wonder box lend. \he Rilly of Dllltrlct sIX, Hamm, Cindy Demoaky, Cindy the Racine Amencan Lllloa ing the weekend. They will return to Mlddle~rt the fllst ol the week. Mr . and Mrs. ~tJ:ert Mattox who have been restdmg in Call· forma, . are eir--ted .to arrive this week to make theJr home in Middle~r.. s 1 1 T I of ColumMrs. Yv • ay or h b · It' 'th nc-r h~ bu~ as een VlS mg WJ sister, Mrs. Elmer Mattoi and af·l I j $100 Given ·ro ~t:r!~ M:!:': Lode f::;~!!;'i-'::.: #!G(sonagefund . Mr llld ltfn C'hlrlt,a AI. No. . , F. " A.M. are uPclto . MqnoiJa Temple, PYibllll sa.. . ll<'adiiary- edloriatned wttb· • meet at the MaaonJ(l 1Te::"~: ten, met Ill. 'refU}ar aapioll, Cl!!k...at IIIIPPir at their borne Slondayto mo;::, wor· A cootributloo of t!DO " •• Wedntlday 1,1) obaernnce.ol the :..";' ~ In I body at the Mrs. Stella Eberabach was made to the panilr\ale fund 1111> J>IJ1hday ol' their daughter, Heath Methodllt Churdl. !IDa· . A June family night • at Holzer Friday for when the Worbn claM SUaanne. Gameo C. Wise la the Worahlpful ned when the Deacons and Deo· Slack Mr Duckworth and Rev a checku~. Her daughter, Mrs. of the Enterpnae EUB ellurch ~e:""~nll which Master of the lodge, conesses of the Syracuse F~:sl Ru ~lt. · ' Kenneth Cooke, who Ia 1 pa· met Thursday evenlbg at the _.. 're b United Presbyter~an church met ~p __ tlent at Holzer Is reported im· horne of Mrs James Will, included I decorated lr\hday B' tlulay PIJI'Iy II m the church annex Sunday evproving. tor Road. , cab llld lee cream. 'Daniela ar enmg 'May !2. Mr. Herman 'MattllJ[ and dau- Mrs. cart Moore, pmillell~ ~~~YL':... ~ Gi.,en }uilith Owen The Rev Howard Ruppelt, ghter who have been here Wilh conducted tbe lileetlnC ·which •' ..-.• r ·' b' tbd of Judith epo I ~ian- w!~;:, ~ . .en~;! c~:;~. ~~: TONIGHT "IARABBAS" (Techntcolor) 1 F '/ une ami y Night Planned /n Syracuse I J I' • "Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May 18, t9es 1 :"';"~=: :;eee::exu.': . ' •• I . 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