https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9617e4c679cea2112bbc392fe026aaab.pdf eea46b0b03f0b208ba07e20d58f5b318 PDF Text Text } 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 . I' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....;.PR.:;:I::::CE=-.:.:fl..:..vE;::.,,.; ,C;;;EN;..;;.TI. �J ,.,. • • •• • ,_ • !Dally Sentlne!. Pomeroy:~llddlep<>rt. o . May 20, I963 20 Graduating ,-La-ur~el~Clif~.~f- , utland High Makes Awards School Pupils Enjoy Party To Outstanding Students s ;r:n,:; t:=:atint:'.!"w~ R. News, Events ..,R_eed_s_vill---.-e--'Announce PHS .. On Thursday ww- Scholarshl , and awards of can government ; Joe Chapman, •cbool were honored Mn. AMI Bud< cl Rutland Mr..... - · Cllrt !dwordl, many kind/were made Frldoy Marlene Hoffman Dovid Scrag d~y evening ~ 1 party " 1th lh~ Mro. l''ronceo Brown ol Porn- Pall)' and Budd7,o!Columbua, Dlpolmu will be presented In the annual Awards Alltm- EngliSh I ; Suzy 'Parker, Mike se;:th lfl as s p e < 11 11'4)' and Mro. ICU. lllftii'IJ Ill Ylalted with bl.l pareoll, Mr. to 16 al'loduaUnl Pomeroy high blv held 11 Rutland High schooL Stewart. Nancy Pope, Enslloh I" · th Mlddleprot _ , dinner ~ IIIII Mro. Bernlo Edwards. achool ...,..... ~ SUporlntml· ~"India Coli scholarship 2 Rob<rla Smllh. Dixie Roush, At 1 p.m. 0 more than 100 o1 Mr. and Mrs. Lew Diehl. $unciay vlsltoro at the Lee ent Chatl.. S. Gibbs at CornY ege • . r h . nd young lolkl enjoyed the BevWallaee home were Mr. and mencement e•ercloes Thuroday winners were Marlene Hoffman George White, Eng ~s .3• 1 erly HUlbillies on the new TV Mr, Lester Brookover was In Mr Bob Dunfee and famiJ.y Mr. Ma 23 ond Joe Chapman Barbara Carter, Lall~hla Gal· set recently preaented to I he Marietta recently on buslnell. .,:·Mrs Lee Wallace Jiii lnd y . ' MilS Holfmao wu alau the eo. Cheryl LonJ, Enghsh I. 'II school by tho Donvllle Cltlaens' Mr G ld Pullill hal bela 1a1nu, Little Hockin& Mr The eventnc . will llqln with recipient of tho ~ood Cillzon- 1 Commorcial. •ubjec~ IWOI I Telephone cempany. ~ ~· from M Ip Goa- ana Mr• Roborl Minr' and tht school bond pltylnl "God •hip award from lhe Return 1went to Jenndee Wllhams and Music romeo and dancinc ret~ h family .; Williamstown Mr cl Our Fathera" and tho IMoa a Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the !Agnes Sigman, shorthand; Dar- followed'. Elaborate refresh· er~ os:;. John DoutiU and Mrs. Rusatlt Lo~ery cation by Rev. C. Melvin AI· Dau1hters of the Am•rican Rev- j' ~~:,.G~:.~~~~""~!;~:::; mento wert ..rved, with Mra. of ~ rece:Uy vloltecl with Athena, Mr. and Mra. Gary Wal· kin. olutlon. IAudre McKinne enerol bua· Francea lllontaomery and Mro. ,her mother, Mrs. Emma For. ton and family ol. COlumbua, Charlene Diehl, aenior cloaa lllvld Scrag .... the I i ro I lneosy Gory s..i:.n'and Nancy Cborleo Rift alflcl•Una II the I Mr. and Mra. Gene MuMr Mr. and Mro. 1100 Walll<t ot president, will Introduce tht scholarthlp award of the Me~ga Po , bookkeeping· Sheryl Wol- punch bowl. ' and family are visiting relatJveo Hend-, Mr. and Mrs. Rid\· speolm, Dr. CharlOB H. Mof· Cwnty Council of Paren~ and fe Jonet Scott: typlnf. Tho tvont wu plannacl by in Dlyton. arc! llllh and - · Mr. and fat, proleuor of American Jlls. Teacher•. Home economic• - awardo Eighth (ll'ade puplll oaaloted by Mr. ond Mrs. Murl Rarrlo, Mrs. Jameo Ruth ond daughllr tory It Masl)all Unlvonlty. Oth· Awardo from the otudent wont to Sheryl Searlelond Mtry ~eir teaclter, Mn. Nelllo Yolo. VIckie and Lynn, of Sl. Albans, and Mory Ethel and Kenny Toy. er alflotrs of tho Pomeroy SeDcouncil for academic achJeve· Arnold apecial Jenior medalo; Mher teachlrs allendint wert W. Va. and Mr. and Mra. Olin lor. lor clau are vice president [Ia.. mont and cltizenohip were pre- Barbl;a Carter the Crllco tro- ro. Roberta Wllaon, Mro. Bel- Rile of Colurnlrus vloitecl Sun- Keith Walton ol COiumbul •kl Gordon and ..cretory.lroiIOilted to Darlene Golf ond Joe phy fur baking: Cheryl Searles, ~ Hutcheson, and Mrs. Glodya day with Mr. •nd Mro. Georp opent a day with Mr. and Mro. urer Sandy Wdls. Chapmon, aeniors: Dixie ROII!h the home economics kay award ljor. Tho taochen compll· Renshaw. Jameo Ruth and 1'11nrny. ' lc II and Geor•e While t'uniors· Su· d '· ca •-r Loretto mented the IUesll lor their ••· Mrs Eloise Roush of P-- Mr. and Mn. Jim Cowdory Dr. Moffat I opooob top • · ' an Boruara r~ • 11 t •·hi 1 · ~·~ the 1o "This 1 A Time For Grealay Parker and Ronnie Taylor, Harle" and Carol Dixon, home "" en "" v 01'. roy visited recently with her hive moved into tmer .. ~ollow· bl.l talk lbe sophomores: and Latischtl Gat· economics 1 Carolyn Memother, Mrs. Emma Fox. Je&sie concrove property. nea. A ~alan .. and David Peterson, fresh· Kni•hl Patr~Ia Sch.--t and MlddiH Finlth 9th Mr. and Mrs. Petri Parker Mr. and Mra. Blalno N~~U Marbandk..:'!!l,!.~ •• ·~- clall .... • ' Turner, home ' -_.-econom' Jn G0 If T oumey Olb o-d and lllllily ol Athena and ..... ~entation ••• r•w u'" .-men. , IBonnie recne tlY ca 11-• qa on n. .. b Principal JllDII 1 Tho drlvm road.,.. trophl.. ics 2. and Cheryl Searles, Gla· Middleport HIBh achool with lord and Mrs. Lillie Mains ol Rusbl.l Shumwoy open~~ A were awarded to Marlene Hoff· d• Warner and Marvel Foley, Rick Oiler'• M lop• Syracuse With Mr. and Mn. Fre · · man ond Darlene Golf R"""lv- junior and IOnior awardo. ninth Saturday In the Diotrlct Mrs. Edna Schaefer hla I'll- at Ravonowood .. ~· ~ ___::::::::::-_ __ lng yearbook awards were Da -1 Hece•ving industrial arlO I· Golf tournament won by Galli- turned home alter spendinB • also Ylaltt;l, -:th He vid Scra~e. Richard Lambert, 1words were John Grote, Char- polls Academy. rew days with her daughter ond Etneet We ' 1 Dorlone Golf, Cherjl Searles, lie• Carson, and Wallie< Mor· Middy linlohero and their 1son-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Vern was I 1\1011 II ~ch~ Vef Marlene Hollman, Joe Chat>- I rll, first year; Larry Knotto, scores woro Charlll Swockha- Story. of MrtU ~ Mn. I • :. wltb ' - - - - - - - - - - man, John T1lh1. Mary Arnold, !Clarence Jacks and Keever mer ft-4?-8CI Oller f?.Q.U Don Mr. and Mn. Vernon HoweU P ey IJ)tl1her Y 1· Alice Crouser. Charles Hollman : Grato, ll!f.'ORd year; Benny Slaw- Hanning ,47_.., ond Pat ' whoso home burned recenUy, M~~::.:.. Mr and Ooqo ........ , GaDlpollo Brend• Turner. J~n Webster. ter. Steve Kmg , and Ga~y Sa~- wards 50-50-100. have purchased I traDer. Mrs. Marlcm HaD ~ Mn. dam 18.0, 11.8, rwmlq 12 felt Don w.ard , Bob (,Jbson 8 n d ton, third year, and Keath WU· Thert wert 15 ttllfll com))et· Kate Furbee of Muon Mrl. oa rollen, Pomeroy·MIIOD Blaine rurner cox. D•n McOon1id and Don In( Middleport followed in this Pauline HIIJIIII(Iny o1 0 I 1 D 20.11, Pt. Plellllll :lUI. Ifni1 For outstandm& academ <. a- Ward, fourth year. order. GolUpolio (team' acore Mrs Am Klrnll of Athena ton 1.111 fatllnB, KonoWhl Falla chievement the. lollowmg •tu: Certificates. medals and let- 337) Marietta. Athens, Wellston, and ·Mr. Mro. Gecqe 1110 Ut falllng, Chlrlooton 11.26 riJ. d.e~ts were presented With cer ters were presented lo .!ltudents r..o,an, Chlllicothe Lancaster London dam wu I'WIIlin& lil:cates Suzv Parke·· Ronme th I. . . and GeGqlo Lynn.. d baH T I Lind1 Ch . bioi- of the Rutland band, e Portsmouth. Toam ICort for tho OCia Mr. and Mro. Eblr Duro ol ... loot, Marmet am I IY or, liei.,.-. vlllted Mr ond Mrl. foot and Wlnllold dam S feet. , apmanCh . 1 glee club, and members of the Middies was 313. Medalist lor OBYL ; LatJsch•a Gates. erv basketball team. 1the day was GAHS Junior Steve Harold Jabnlon Chuck loU llM'tDleail: oog, Barbara Carler. generCarter with IR II Olllo River - Charlel Stev· al science ; Geoq1e Whitt' , EIJis I ' ·• Mr. and Mrt. Henry Spencer. Mr. and Mn. Harold md • OVEC 12 0 Mym Judy Mullens Amon- • Mr. ond Mrs. Lowell Bing and phrey and liHil of BeUevllle, enoon own • 1 P- m., J Y2 Col. wollooloy 3-lb. ~·· .' tory.. D111e Rous · h. Bo'IJ · • Several Arrest·_. Joyce • Mlchaol and Jomea • and Mr. and Mro. Paul Buckley •· m.; Joanna oneo FanN Ice Creom lv011o Shortenlnc can h11 ICU Ho down down IJ, 14 f 4·61 m . Tlmmy 1 Aft~ c-..., ,_ .WIIw ...klotf .boll C.U.. frM IMI!.r a..t.lel Pope, Jack wams i•Y. phy81cs; 1 , For Over Tlppllqg HatUe Frederick.' attended the and fmiUY ol. AHrecl ond •· don 14 • 1 1 "m ;• Cruelble . 1 Borbara Carter algebra 1 Ho- ' 40th weddmg ann:veraary of Mr. ord Buckley of Mar otlll wva • · · ·• Hamllloa berto Sm1th. OJIII R o ~ s h, -' PT. PLEASANT - Arreotecl and Mro. Henry Mcllolo, Satur- Sunday vloltora ol. Mr. and don II, 1:10 I. m.; Geor11 Wh1te. Morr•rot Har- 1 by the ' local law enlorctmtnl day nJihl ot the American La- Mrs. Virtll Buckley. up 11, 2:$0 ~· m.; cr~ M. mon, Brenda Turner. t·rench I; 1 officers a durm1 the weekend (ion Hall in Sylvanio, Ohio. Amoo ~weber of Pllllburlh down II, US ~·c ~· Suzy Parker L1nd1 Chapman. ' were Bob Allen, 35, Pt. PI•••· Mro. Hattie Frederick, Mr. visited with Mr. and Mn. lor· down 11, 7 a. m., · • 1-lb. Pkc. Swllt'o $1.50 or Mo.. Fmh Lyno Bare, Latm II , Latuchia 1 PT PLEASANT _ Mrs al lant; John Milton Burdette, 43, ond Mro. HeN'y Spencer, Mr. thur Dtvta .... family. up IT, l:llo. ~-:Pam ~wnPre111lu1n Sllcad loc011 Frulto 6o Yo11tabln :: .... :::_:"-":::::::_:~::;"':;:..:"'::::::"':._:::1•::•:::111111'::_..!-...:_W:.:Ioh~C•.~II_!~~_ ~ ~ller to-~ t:ateo Lulda Dav" Chervt Lon( I B r· I Lad of W~ t Pt. Pleasant; Lucian L. FetiU· and Mro. Lowell Bini and chll· Mro. Mobel' H - opeat lha IY down II, UOS a. m., EBob I t .l . . I ~rron, In )' Ison, 39, Leon ; Grover CJeveJ- dren were Saturday afternooa week end with Mr. lnd Mrt. Benter up Ul, 3:1 I. m.; sao ~am . •VIrgmla. Will chnsten the C.n- land Booth U Branchland and I M nd Mra Joh Arth L Hetaer ol Little Hock· Pennoylvania u(ll, 5;45 I. m.; Brenda Turner. Audrey Mc· ltennlal Showboat "The Rhndo- w·u· , , lUes~ o r .. a . n ur . BUI Hou 1m! 20 4'15 I m. Kinney, Guy Harper, paycholo- !drendron .. Tuesday, Mav 21 , p~ Jam Henry Hall, 42, Pl. Rasp of Footona,llnd also opent in1. I up do' · · gy: Marlene Hoff011n. David · at Point ·Pleasant West Virgm~~a~t, •II on charill of ID· the nl&ht thin. Mr. and Mn. James Slllnak· Jerry Bonorth "" 20 • · Scragg Darlane Golf Amen· 1 ' . loXIcat:on. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rose er of Marietta were recent vii- •· m.; lllopatchor up D, 4 a. Sect. 1 of Little 6o lvoo 1 ' · Irving MarUn, 52, Ho1aett, of Pine Grove visited Mr. and iton ol Mr. and Mn. Bert m.; Wolter Beckjord up 22, &:211 Webotor Dktlonary Wilt '""""" from M.llrtr heltltol The t'fremony will begin with 1was armted on an aoaaull and Mrs. Milo Blcl• Monday night. Shumwoy. 1. ~-: Blue Seal YP 22, 1 o. m.; •t,.~t lttm• ,...t!IIJ!tM 1w l•w WI~ C....,et~ " - Mill. hell!" Ia tour and band concert by the Ibattery warrant and Ralph Cun- Mr. and Mrs. Myron McKenzie Mrs. Kathleen Dean and Mrs. Nat1onal up 23, 5:10a.m.; Jol'> I - -~------- --. IPoint Pleasant lfilh School un- ldlfl. 20. New Haven, wao charg- o1 Columbuo opent 1 weekend Betty Rurtoo Ill COlumbua viJII· dan up 23, 8:20 •· ~-: Ro~ der the direction of Mr. Jamea jed With ~Uli •n ICC.IIOry to r~ently with r. IDd n. ed their erandmothlr, Mrl. Lau-. w. Lea up G~nup 5.:JO •. m.• Get Ira £/ ;J Gree~ Stamp~ Andrews at 2:30p.m. Mrs. Bar· the enterm& of the Otis Je(- John Hayes. ra Rutb . Bayou Lorraine down Greenup ron wiJI christen tht "hip at 3 ~ f•rs home. Mr. and Mrt. Arnold Sanders -Mr1. Lrll Blld.,... I a. m.; Edeana Bo1worth up I P m. 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Flll'ftt llllnd· Greenup 1:SO a. m.; H. E. I Pleasant Valley Hospital .... Mro. Emma Sandera lnd Bowlea up 32, 1:20 • . m.; Lun• I AI tho coremony Walter M. ADMITTED - Mrs. Ediar Floronct Sandon ol Sandon II Point down 33, 3;50 a. m.; Performance te•linl rosearch 1Windsor. PreSident ol the Mar· IHackney, Lelart; Mrs. John Ridge •pent Wednesday titerJomea Bowie up 33, I o. m.; promises ~ help every phase ltt~t• M.•nufacturing Company, ICook, Henderson; Mr1. Chri1 to- noon with their COUIIn Mn. SallJiy H up ~. 1:10 a. m.; ot the beef industrv including w•ll dehver the .....1 to War- pher Hill, Aahton ; Mr 1. Wil- Milo Bins and Mr. BliP. Ravenswood up 34, 3:!5a. m.; the con•umer. That's tht opin· den M. Lane. Dlreclor of I h • ,lard Holcomb, Pt. Pleasant; Mony from hero attanded the Valovollne up 34, 4:30 1. m.; ion expre!'lsed by both rtsearch· Department "': Natural Re- · W1lllam Capehart, New Haven- funeral of n . Chloe Wood Euo Weat Vlr(infa down :M. ~rs and betf. producen •ltend· l sourc~~. who m turn will pre- . G~y. B. Ray, ~thsidt; Sarah Bailey o1 Chitter, SUndly. Charltl Wolfe left riiCt!ntly 4:35 1. m. mg a sta.tewldt. Beef D~v Ma~ sent the show~~~ to the Cen- 1willlams. Southa1de. Mrs. Paul Thomas of Col- for Cleveland where hf Is em· GaUtpolll Dam-U.S. Coast IC at Ob1o Agr~cultural Exper- lonnlal CommiSSion. I DISCHARGED - Mrs. Ralph umbus was a recent vloltor c1 ployed on the boll Linda Bur- Guard 3115()5 up 9;511 p. m.; u:nent Stitlon . In addition to Mrs. Barron, Anderson, Pt. Ple11ant; Carsel her parents, Mr. 1~ Mrl. Char- ry 011 the Lakes. Queen Clty down 12:05 a. m.; PerformanCf:" testmg, the new- Dr. Lane and Mr. Windsor, dill· Stone. West Columbia; Robert les Blbcock. Mrs. O.vid Friend al Pitts- Solvay up 12:50 n. m.j FteJest phase of the industry's pro- nilorle• on the platform will ·uw · :tu•~••Id 'ld '83UIIf Mr. and Mro. Emaroon Pool- burgh and Fred Friend of Bald bercer up 1;45 ~. m.; Elgararam aimed at producing even b< Carl Sullivan, Director ot the Nancy S:"lth, Laon; Mro. Wor- er of MI. Herman vlolted hor KDObo spent Wedaeaday with cliff up 7:05a.m. ; nllnola down ~tter qual1t~· .bt>el cuts at low· Centennial Activities; Hulett ren Call and son. Mason; Mrs. parents, Mr. lnd Mra. Pau) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knl&htlnJ 7:35 a. m. or oooll. enll1lo careful men- Smith. Diroctor of lhe Depart- lJames Cotirill, Pt. Pleasant, Jo- 1Kelley Saturday tvonlng. Sr. Kano,na Rl•er - J. S. Lewurement~ ~f t~t .many lr11U: !rnent of Commerce; Charles ,seph BufhnKton, Pt. Pleasant. -Mrs. Hattie Frederick Mr. 1nd Mrs. Chllll'lel Knight.. la up Marmet 1:411. m.j Patwhi~h lid ID .ptckm& 1nd pro- Junes, Pr 11sident of Amherst In- BIRTHS- A son to Mr. and ing Jr 1nd family, Mrl. Charlll ten down Marmet 4:10 1. nt; MILMAC dU<Iflll tup ammals. Ntw re-, du•trles Dr. John Marcuo <lllair- Mn. Ed11r Hackney, Letory; a Knlfhtlnl Sr. opent Sunday with Beaver down Wlalltld 1:41 p. DINNIRWAII11---- ONLY aearch ~ks to plnpomt ltnttlc , man of the Showboat commit· dau(hler to Mr. ond Mro. ChrloMr. and Mrt. Joe For at Spon- m.; Helen up Wlnlleld. 7:25 tralll wh1ch breeders can use tee; Mr. Chris Rinlham, Direc- t1111her HJII. Aohton; a oon to cer, w. va. p. m.; Glendora up Winfield to Increase lh• Pl'l"f.'l!llon of Iheir tor of the Showboat Theatre; 1Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, HenJudy, Barbara and F • n n Y 10:20 p. m.j Dltldll Shearer -ama. Mrs. w.It., M. Wind-. Chair- lderoon. Hill of Medina vlotled tlteir down Wlnfteld 10:50 p, m.; Speaktnl to mort .than 300 man of the Mason County C.naunt, Mro. Charles Wolle ond Cbrlo Jr. lip Wblfleld 3:110 •. b~era, Ke1th E. Gre1ory of tennial Commtttu; Virall SidSCHEDULES TEST family. m.; w. H. Shafer, Jr., down LincolD, Nebr.aska . stressed the en. Mayor of the City of Point The PracUcaJ Nunlnf Pro- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R~lh Winfield $:50 a. m. CurrtNlt coordinated researeh 1Pleasant. 1gram of Marietta has lt!hedul- 1 Dinner guest~ of Mr1. Mlr'J' IJid Roger, Mrs. Miles Ctuld· propam of tht north central i ed • Pre Entraru bamlu- 1Circle on Mother's Day were rHI and Robtr&a Roush atteJKI.. ~~ state• in this field . (~rtgory i8 1 The public- is invited to wit· lion for June 1 at 8 a.m. for and Mrt. George Circle tcf revival meetlnc at Po In t ~II. invuti1at1ons leadtr In b I! e r ne!lls the ceremony at the pub- ·September eliSa at Harmar 1and dllU.Ihtera of Ashland, Ky., Rock. SUnday nJpt where the 1 breedin.1 ruearc~ for ~e _12 1ic wharf at the foot ol Fourth !SchooJ, fort Square, Marietta. Mr. and Mn. Jamu Circle and Rev. Ernnt Thomu Wll the CINCINNAn lUPil-Uveatock 1tatu 1n tht rtJIOh , wh~eh m· Slrf'-f't . Persons havlnl not completed 1 Ricky of New Haven, W. VI., evanplltt. Cattle sao. caJve~IOO; IIIDKhtfi' eludes research at the Ohio Sta· I.at least the lOth 1rade are re- jand Melvin ClrcJe of ColumbUI. Thtrt will bl 1 hymn lin& et steers and heifer1 stNdy but not Uoo. j Iquired to take a loth G r ad t i IJean Bal'Ditz and grand· the Fai"le" Church Sunday, fully teated, cowo and buill are Among r•sear<'h projecto ro- . IEquivalency Toot. lnformatton 1daughter, Carol AM Barnlll, of June 2 oll:ltl p.m. Don Hay- ot.ady, feodor •attlo ......,., low , .. wed wa11 the effeel of matur· concernlnr thll one yur uurt· POIIIM'O)' were dinner gueats of man and hit Bini«~ of CGun· to •"verqe chok» •1111 Jb lty on corn silafe. ins prOIJ'am con bo obtained tho Dean Brlnkor family on try Hymn Time, WldPD, will oltUihlor .._. 11.00, IOOCIII.tiiiDr. R. R. John!IOII of t h o from lhe abovo addnu or coli Sunday. Other callen In tha be leader. 21.011, otondard 11.111J.IUtl; low Ohio Stotion roportod thlt si- i FR :I-S9tll. afternoon were Mr. and Mro. llou&lll Chlldrooa visited Mr. choice lb heUora lt.IIO. LIIIY'I .... from well dented corn io I Carl Fronceo Van Meter of ond Mro. Loyol Ktncalde and 21.so, otandard to low aoocl7tJO.IIIO more palallble and has a high- Tho Cheoter Cbor11 'MYF Dorea•. Mra. Loio Ann Jont1 Mr. 1nd Mn. Everette Tred· lb 1B.tJ0.20.00, occaalonal uttltty or leading value than that from held •ts regular meelinC at the and children of Pomeroy. way and families at Charleotoo, lT.tltl; uttlity ond commmlel more lnnmatun corn. Test befi !Rock Sprinl• church Monday, Mr. ond Mrl. Emory PowaU w. Va. rowo lU0-11.110; utility and <'Om· --.~--------~--~~ IA'I\'1011 hlllon made hllher d a. i I y 1May 13. • and daughter, Addle, of Port- SpendlnJ Sunday with Mro. merclal bulla 11.00 • 111.00, low · - 011 maturt corn IIIII• ' Tho JII'OBrBm .... In chJU'II land open! Sunday .... Ina with Edna ROualt ..... Mr. and Mrs. 11.:15-1!.10: voaltro otoady to · 1riUt I dry matter content o1 of the Rock Sprint• 1roop: Mrs. Mary Circle. Lester IIIIUib and fomily, Mr. weak; choice 19.-.1111. iood .~-=---just over 51i per cont lhan they S<'r1pturo reading from Pro- ' Mr. and Mr8. Dean Brinker, and Mrs. Ruasell Rouoh and 2tl.tJ0.29.00, standard lt.Ofl.2ti.OO. ild on late planted corn with • verb• by Huth Ann Bailey, lo~ j The WSCS met 1..- their n- William and Margaret Ann Car- lamlly, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hogs 11200; blrrowa and &Jill clr)r matter content o1 slightly I lowed by prayer by Mro. Wi~ I gular moothly meetinr Wedneo- letoo callad 11 the horne ol Rouah and lltJger, Mr. and Mn. oleldy to 11 Iowor, lltrong ... than 29 per cent. All corn , ham Grue901'; I reading by day at the church onnn. Mr. and Mr.. Hayman Barnltz Howard llooalt and raye, Mr. to IS higher; I·! hai'I'IIWo and bad been ensiled in mid-Sep. Susanna Arnold, "I'm Educa· Mr. and Mrs. Chprlea Taylor on Monday evenins:. and Mrs. Clarence Shleld! and gilts 23!1 lb Hi.75, 145 lb 15.50, 1·3 '· tomller. with the early corn hov-, tion, " 1 reading by Marla Gru- ol Allrtd ha.. moved hen to Thirty. nine wore preaent for Mr. ond Mn. R...tall Roberta 1fll.i30 lb 111.15-11.110, lb. lng been planted April JO and laer . ".\n Unuauol Senior Trip:" the property of Tom Perrin. Sunday School on Sundoy. and foanllJ. 14.n-IUI, _ , . lb 14.1111-14.'11, tlW loto t'Wn three weoka lator.j" As You Graduate From Hllh Mr. 11>:1 Mra. Willllrn StoVIIIJ Tho YF met at tho home ol Mn. Horbert iloUih .... Mr1. No. 1 1b 14.G·I4•: 14, Otlter re11arch discusoed in- School," Opol Ollul; A Blblt and lam~y opent a - k and Mr. and Mrs. Freddif Rolber MUeo Childress called on Mro. lb - · 11.'11-11.11, eluded progroaa msdo in t h e quiz t'Onducted by Ruth A n n with Mr. and Mro. Tom Hadley recently. Lloyd Nlcl and Mro. Chari.. lb ti.II-IUI, w lb UJI. · ft""t agaill8t shipping lover and Bailey and lfOUP alnglna. of GrantoYiHt, W. Va. Knlghtlnl lind Mro. Woodrow 1.211, No. a 110 lb • lbovo l!.tllo related respirotory dlaoa101, and The bualneoo mMtlng woo Mn. NtlMI Wealhennon call- RECORD l'llEMIIIII Hall ~11.25: bolro aU!ady, lo.tlf.IO.•, n•1trltioo reaearch. A number cooducted by the •lei -!dent ed on Mro. Way Clark ond ramNEW YORK IUPII-Two rota- Mr. Jnd Mr.. 'Arnokl Ander- ""'""I lb ID.\10. ~"'I"J'­ - cf ~ wara aloo made on .Jantt Arnold. ! Uy recently. Uvely I8Vft · - .,.... IClll, llrtntla, llon1llt .... ~ llheep IIIII: olaulbw oprtq . 7.:HI;.':.. · l•:et<ttng pro]<lcll. The Coonty MYF meeUng j Rev. W. W. Br111. Jael< Wee- ....,dod llllturday DIPt by 1111 nle, Mr. tnd Mn. Herbett !ambo t11ld ohont - • llead)l1 '•0 fl(TR II . JIMiarchll'l reported that .... aniiiiUncld ... JURI I II A~ thermon ond Mr. and Mro. Fordham Univenlty aeiaiDOIIrapll. Rauoll a .fllpr, Mra. Edna ...... and prime lb ...... \ 1-., oo 1nlmals capable of yielding a !rae!. The rorreoM.nll lor the ]Harold Maaaar attondod tho ' 111o Reo . .1ootph Lynob, I.J.1 aaHI Rouoh oponl ltlnday 1rith Mr. lombl 34.00.:11.10 ;allod Ul !up IIUintiiJ c1 adible aro meetinl( will bt potluck. ond Mrl. ·~ Rouoh II !lor- ...10.. · 11uneral ol Franllle Plel;.,. at llunday. clJiln<1erload by 1 ropid (rowth Tho otllndance banner for the 1Loo1 Bottom Wadnesclly. Cll. Aloo, propny from I h o charge meet1n1 was awardld Mr. and Mro. Woyne Brlcllleo Porl<tnburt whert ohe under- Mr. and Jo:ln· Ira Amotl and vlllted ft<!1D11J 'llllb . Mr. tutif !][~::c:bod:led~" rrowtbier olrea to the llocll ~ fi'OUp. were ru•sta of Mr. and Mro. - t ma)Cir ltlrfary. llllllly -~ Monday Ill lhe Mn. a-ll Rauoll, Mr. and " bllf 1IICII't IIUiek· Tho nott ~ will be held Fon Halily laiUNIJ nan1n1. Poul Broob callotl oo Mr. Geno DIVIo htld-. Mra. lltlrbert Rdlllh and Rot· A'f'f:~ ·lh•n those from C<>lllplct, at the Cheater Qlurch oo July Mr.\, Cecil CaldweU roturned •nd Mrs. Wayne llrlekloo flt1D. Mr. anti'Mra •.~ ftiW. or ... Mr.lltll ~Doni! ..... l liMlotl buill. I. homt 'from St. Jo,epll ~Pill! ttay. or llld _ . . J)uqt tl Nlln ION. ,.__ _""!'"_ _ _......_ _ _ _ _ _~~_, I .i .;f"Mr • oi ~ LOOK! ! f For Evans Coupon Book In Your Mail: I • I RECORDSMASHING r EXTRA 44JLSTAMPS w.. ':.d 111 1lll!.ln ° CaM Ed· 51 !, · ~~~.t~ - To ChriSten I State Showboat J::: • 50 EXTRA ~~ ~!'.!"....~~ matic washer and it gave them so much trouble they were afraid to trust another automatic washer. This need not be, we guarantee that if you buy a Maytag Auto. ~atic Washer it will work perfectly, not Just when you buy it, but (or years to come. We have hundreds of perfectly satisfied Perf 0fiD3nCe Big Mattress Sale I COTTON MATTRESS Full or twin size . - 50 Ex HeIpEvervone M APPle Grove SOCie ' ty NeWS Sale! 180 Coil INNERSPRING MATTRESS or BOX SPRING j Reg. 30.00 Mattress Thio Sale Only Discount Price of _ _ __ 1 ARE l.:armel E News, vents fMr. Market Report ~liCE TOMATOES Just A Few Some Sold As High As 79 50 Just some odd pieces • • • • now drastically reduced. See us now! _..~~ ,V "" FOLDING CHAIRS • &·POli li'n Concealed Miu ~ t•n&: Mec~Antsm ~= new low price 4 -· •n• '1 8 !~ '1 •. 38 "" •I u\t_l"!" ; YOU EXTRA FIRM SUPPORT! HERE'S WHAT YOU ACTUALLY GET! e e e e 2 CLOTH COVERED HEADBOARDS Far Bottled or Natural Gat w - • • s127 WE CHALLENGE 2 INNERSPRING MATTRESSES 2 MATCHING BOX SPRINGS YOU TO EQUAL 2 COMPLETE SETS OF LEGS THIS VALUE AT ('nUll! II'TJ' .95 $ RFDS ALL fOil ONLT A PRICE SO LOW! WE DELIVER! CHAISE LOUNGE AND ITED I SERTA- mattress at 9.95 I~ winter's SPECIALS IN OUR ...;.. JUVENILE FURNITURE DEPT. stANDARD FULL SIZE CRIB T•"'thiot RCIJI• both aufua Gad batb nck low pricel • Washable, heavy grade, ereen "'Sp.arkalite" Firestone Velon® webbi na • Full double tube arm rests on chaise • Nylon bearings and washers throuahout • Rigid, durable 1'" 0.0. seamless -1luminum tubing Buy an economy group.( Chws and chaise perfect Baby Bed Shown $39.95 match-mates! Complete With Mattress, Springs •nd Bumper I .,b~--....., ELIMINATES BED BOARD BUT STILL GIVES INSTALLED 3-FOLD 1 I SJS NOW ONLY GAS RANGE - FIEIJ •,:: I Springs . "' KETCHUP. TOMATO Box BOX SPRINGS ... Hardwick - PIITO BEAlS Tupnr.rs Plains rSociety Notes May Sale! Odd 2 1 Chester MYF Charge Meeting Held Recently FOR THE PAIR 18·88 '1"' z. .95 a very nunmtum . _.-- . --- ---------- l Worker! cu.stomers with the Maytag Automatic Washer. And always remember we have a "omp let~ senrice dept. on our Maytag laundry eqUipmE-nt for both stores. We have hundreds of dollars in parts if you would need thc.m: The service on a Maytag is at • FREE CAN PA1'1 Not A Part Time er. We ask them why a wringer washer. They have owned another brand of auto- -- AT A rRICf !V£RYONf Dependability- malic Washer for a Maytag Wringer Wash- • 50 EXTRA ~~ ~-~~ I·U Maytag never did. We have had many people in our stores wanting to trade their Auto. ~~..l~.r .4. ' ONI WANTS ••• Would you like to buy yourself an Automatic Washer? But you are afraid to, be· cause you have one and it doesn 't work :md me. Jla r---------------r "" AN ENTIRELy NEW coNcePr oF ComiOrtj ~0 THE STYU rvtRY- BOOK i. .ad Mrs Barron We Deliver! We Service! We Finance! MAilfR Reporl ftj .;, Oak HiJl s . I Notes i". ... FROM Dleli J: p.ctd Testing Will SALE STARTS TODAY At Rutland Furniture, Rutland, J AT ·BOTH STOR!S At Mason Furniture, Mason, W~ Va. r Commencemen~ Social Notes I .. AI "'\.." fiNLY ""'' ' .,.~ ; ' .. . IU't IHorT Ill VALUI CASUAL FURNITURE Sandran Rugs POLE LAMPS Cut to fit your room. Afl sllw In stock, Most compl.te stock In this arH. 9 •nd 12 ft. wldt, Ntw Shipment Juit Arrived 12·95 uo TREE LAMPS TO MATCH R,UTLAND FURNITURE . . SH 2-4811 Arnold Grate ' . Rutl•nd. 0. SP. Gas Water HHter ~lion 69•95 MASO ' FURN a..sst:z < GloQ Lin... ~·. �J ,.,. • • •• • ,_ • !Dally Sentlne!. Pomeroy:~llddlep<>rt. o . May 20, I963 20 Graduating ,-La-ur~el~Clif~.~f- , utland High Makes Awards School Pupils Enjoy Party To Outstanding Students s ;r:n,:; t:=:atint:'.!"w~ R. News, Events ..,R_eed_s_vill---.-e--'Announce PHS .. On Thursday ww- Scholarshl , and awards of can government ; Joe Chapman, •cbool were honored Mn. AMI Bud< cl Rutland Mr..... - · Cllrt !dwordl, many kind/were made Frldoy Marlene Hoffman Dovid Scrag d~y evening ~ 1 party " 1th lh~ Mro. l''ronceo Brown ol Porn- Pall)' and Budd7,o!Columbua, Dlpolmu will be presented In the annual Awards Alltm- EngliSh I ; Suzy 'Parker, Mike se;:th lfl as s p e < 11 11'4)' and Mro. ICU. lllftii'IJ Ill Ylalted with bl.l pareoll, Mr. to 16 al'loduaUnl Pomeroy high blv held 11 Rutland High schooL Stewart. Nancy Pope, Enslloh I" · th Mlddleprot _ , dinner ~ IIIII Mro. Bernlo Edwards. achool ...,..... ~ SUporlntml· ~"India Coli scholarship 2 Rob<rla Smllh. Dixie Roush, At 1 p.m. 0 more than 100 o1 Mr. and Mrs. Lew Diehl. $unciay vlsltoro at the Lee ent Chatl.. S. Gibbs at CornY ege • . r h . nd young lolkl enjoyed the BevWallaee home were Mr. and mencement e•ercloes Thuroday winners were Marlene Hoffman George White, Eng ~s .3• 1 erly HUlbillies on the new TV Mr, Lester Brookover was In Mr Bob Dunfee and famiJ.y Mr. Ma 23 ond Joe Chapman Barbara Carter, Lall~hla Gal· set recently preaented to I he Marietta recently on buslnell. .,:·Mrs Lee Wallace Jiii lnd y . ' MilS Holfmao wu alau the eo. Cheryl LonJ, Enghsh I. 'II school by tho Donvllle Cltlaens' Mr G ld Pullill hal bela 1a1nu, Little Hockin& Mr The eventnc . will llqln with recipient of tho ~ood Cillzon- 1 Commorcial. •ubjec~ IWOI I Telephone cempany. ~ ~· from M Ip Goa- ana Mr• Roborl Minr' and tht school bond pltylnl "God •hip award from lhe Return 1went to Jenndee Wllhams and Music romeo and dancinc ret~ h family .; Williamstown Mr cl Our Fathera" and tho IMoa a Jonathan Meigs Chapter of the !Agnes Sigman, shorthand; Dar- followed'. Elaborate refresh· er~ os:;. John DoutiU and Mrs. Rusatlt Lo~ery cation by Rev. C. Melvin AI· Dau1hters of the Am•rican Rev- j' ~~:,.G~:.~~~~""~!;~:::; mento wert ..rved, with Mra. of ~ rece:Uy vloltecl with Athena, Mr. and Mra. Gary Wal· kin. olutlon. IAudre McKinne enerol bua· Francea lllontaomery and Mro. ,her mother, Mrs. Emma For. ton and family ol. COlumbua, Charlene Diehl, aenior cloaa lllvld Scrag .... the I i ro I lneosy Gory s..i:.n'and Nancy Cborleo Rift alflcl•Una II the I Mr. and Mra. Gene MuMr Mr. and Mro. 1100 Walll<t ot president, will Introduce tht scholarthlp award of the Me~ga Po , bookkeeping· Sheryl Wol- punch bowl. ' and family are visiting relatJveo Hend-, Mr. and Mrs. Rid\· speolm, Dr. CharlOB H. Mof· Cwnty Council of Paren~ and fe Jonet Scott: typlnf. Tho tvont wu plannacl by in Dlyton. arc! llllh and - · Mr. and fat, proleuor of American Jlls. Teacher•. Home economic• - awardo Eighth (ll'ade puplll oaaloted by Mr. ond Mrs. Murl Rarrlo, Mrs. Jameo Ruth ond daughllr tory It Masl)all Unlvonlty. Oth· Awardo from the otudent wont to Sheryl Searlelond Mtry ~eir teaclter, Mn. Nelllo Yolo. VIckie and Lynn, of Sl. Albans, and Mory Ethel and Kenny Toy. er alflotrs of tho Pomeroy SeDcouncil for academic achJeve· Arnold apecial Jenior medalo; Mher teachlrs allendint wert W. Va. and Mr. and Mra. Olin lor. lor clau are vice president [Ia.. mont and cltizenohip were pre- Barbl;a Carter the Crllco tro- ro. Roberta Wllaon, Mro. Bel- Rile of Colurnlrus vloitecl Sun- Keith Walton ol COiumbul •kl Gordon and ..cretory.lroiIOilted to Darlene Golf ond Joe phy fur baking: Cheryl Searles, ~ Hutcheson, and Mrs. Glodya day with Mr. •nd Mro. Georp opent a day with Mr. and Mro. urer Sandy Wdls. Chapmon, aeniors: Dixie ROII!h the home economics kay award ljor. Tho taochen compll· Renshaw. Jameo Ruth and 1'11nrny. ' lc II and Geor•e While t'uniors· Su· d '· ca •-r Loretto mented the IUesll lor their ••· Mrs Eloise Roush of P-- Mr. and Mn. Jim Cowdory Dr. Moffat I opooob top • · ' an Boruara r~ • 11 t •·hi 1 · ~·~ the 1o "This 1 A Time For Grealay Parker and Ronnie Taylor, Harle" and Carol Dixon, home "" en "" v 01'. roy visited recently with her hive moved into tmer .. ~ollow· bl.l talk lbe sophomores: and Latischtl Gat· economics 1 Carolyn Memother, Mrs. Emma Fox. Je&sie concrove property. nea. A ~alan .. and David Peterson, fresh· Kni•hl Patr~Ia Sch.--t and MlddiH Finlth 9th Mr. and Mrs. Petri Parker Mr. and Mra. Blalno N~~U Marbandk..:'!!l,!.~ •• ·~- clall .... • ' Turner, home ' -_.-econom' Jn G0 If T oumey Olb o-d and lllllily ol Athena and ..... ~entation ••• r•w u'" .-men. , IBonnie recne tlY ca 11-• qa on n. .. b Principal JllDII 1 Tho drlvm road.,.. trophl.. ics 2. and Cheryl Searles, Gla· Middleport HIBh achool with lord and Mrs. Lillie Mains ol Rusbl.l Shumwoy open~~ A were awarded to Marlene Hoff· d• Warner and Marvel Foley, Rick Oiler'• M lop• Syracuse With Mr. and Mn. Fre · · man ond Darlene Golf R"""lv- junior and IOnior awardo. ninth Saturday In the Diotrlct Mrs. Edna Schaefer hla I'll- at Ravonowood .. ~· ~ ___::::::::::-_ __ lng yearbook awards were Da -1 Hece•ving industrial arlO I· Golf tournament won by Galli- turned home alter spendinB • also Ylaltt;l, -:th He vid Scra~e. Richard Lambert, 1words were John Grote, Char- polls Academy. rew days with her daughter ond Etneet We ' 1 Dorlone Golf, Cherjl Searles, lie• Carson, and Wallie< Mor· Middy linlohero and their 1son-in-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Vern was I 1\1011 II ~ch~ Vef Marlene Hollman, Joe Chat>- I rll, first year; Larry Knotto, scores woro Charlll Swockha- Story. of MrtU ~ Mn. I • :. wltb ' - - - - - - - - - - man, John T1lh1. Mary Arnold, !Clarence Jacks and Keever mer ft-4?-8CI Oller f?.Q.U Don Mr. and Mn. Vernon HoweU P ey IJ)tl1her Y 1· Alice Crouser. Charles Hollman : Grato, ll!f.'ORd year; Benny Slaw- Hanning ,47_.., ond Pat ' whoso home burned recenUy, M~~::.:.. Mr and Ooqo ........ , GaDlpollo Brend• Turner. J~n Webster. ter. Steve Kmg , and Ga~y Sa~- wards 50-50-100. have purchased I traDer. Mrs. Marlcm HaD ~ Mn. dam 18.0, 11.8, rwmlq 12 felt Don w.ard , Bob (,Jbson 8 n d ton, third year, and Keath WU· Thert wert 15 ttllfll com))et· Kate Furbee of Muon Mrl. oa rollen, Pomeroy·MIIOD Blaine rurner cox. D•n McOon1id and Don In( Middleport followed in this Pauline HIIJIIII(Iny o1 0 I 1 D 20.11, Pt. Plellllll :lUI. Ifni1 For outstandm& academ <. a- Ward, fourth year. order. GolUpolio (team' acore Mrs Am Klrnll of Athena ton 1.111 fatllnB, KonoWhl Falla chievement the. lollowmg •tu: Certificates. medals and let- 337) Marietta. Athens, Wellston, and ·Mr. Mro. Gecqe 1110 Ut falllng, Chlrlooton 11.26 riJ. d.e~ts were presented With cer ters were presented lo .!ltudents r..o,an, Chlllicothe Lancaster London dam wu I'WIIlin& lil:cates Suzv Parke·· Ronme th I. . . and GeGqlo Lynn.. d baH T I Lind1 Ch . bioi- of the Rutland band, e Portsmouth. Toam ICort for tho OCia Mr. and Mro. Eblr Duro ol ... loot, Marmet am I IY or, liei.,.-. vlllted Mr ond Mrl. foot and Wlnllold dam S feet. , apmanCh . 1 glee club, and members of the Middies was 313. Medalist lor OBYL ; LatJsch•a Gates. erv basketball team. 1the day was GAHS Junior Steve Harold Jabnlon Chuck loU llM'tDleail: oog, Barbara Carler. generCarter with IR II Olllo River - Charlel Stev· al science ; Geoq1e Whitt' , EIJis I ' ·• Mr. and Mrt. Henry Spencer. Mr. and Mn. Harold md • OVEC 12 0 Mym Judy Mullens Amon- • Mr. ond Mrs. Lowell Bing and phrey and liHil of BeUevllle, enoon own • 1 P- m., J Y2 Col. wollooloy 3-lb. ~·· .' tory.. D111e Rous · h. Bo'IJ · • Several Arrest·_. Joyce • Mlchaol and Jomea • and Mr. and Mro. Paul Buckley •· m.; Joanna oneo FanN Ice Creom lv011o Shortenlnc can h11 ICU Ho down down IJ, 14 f 4·61 m . Tlmmy 1 Aft~ c-..., ,_ .WIIw ...klotf .boll C.U.. frM IMI!.r a..t.lel Pope, Jack wams i•Y. phy81cs; 1 , For Over Tlppllqg HatUe Frederick.' attended the and fmiUY ol. AHrecl ond •· don 14 • 1 1 "m ;• Cruelble . 1 Borbara Carter algebra 1 Ho- ' 40th weddmg ann:veraary of Mr. ord Buckley of Mar otlll wva • · · ·• Hamllloa berto Sm1th. OJIII R o ~ s h, -' PT. PLEASANT - Arreotecl and Mro. Henry Mcllolo, Satur- Sunday vloltora ol. Mr. and don II, 1:10 I. m.; Geor11 Wh1te. Morr•rot Har- 1 by the ' local law enlorctmtnl day nJihl ot the American La- Mrs. Virtll Buckley. up 11, 2:$0 ~· m.; cr~ M. mon, Brenda Turner. t·rench I; 1 officers a durm1 the weekend (ion Hall in Sylvanio, Ohio. Amoo ~weber of Pllllburlh down II, US ~·c ~· Suzy Parker L1nd1 Chapman. ' were Bob Allen, 35, Pt. PI•••· Mro. Hattie Frederick, Mr. visited with Mr. and Mn. lor· down 11, 7 a. m., · • 1-lb. Pkc. Swllt'o $1.50 or Mo.. Fmh Lyno Bare, Latm II , Latuchia 1 PT PLEASANT _ Mrs al lant; John Milton Burdette, 43, ond Mro. HeN'y Spencer, Mr. thur Dtvta .... family. up IT, l:llo. ~-:Pam ~wnPre111lu1n Sllcad loc011 Frulto 6o Yo11tabln :: .... :::_:"-":::::::_:~::;"':;:..:"'::::::"':._:::1•::•:::111111'::_..!-...:_W:.:Ioh~C•.~II_!~~_ ~ ~ller to-~ t:ateo Lulda Dav" Chervt Lon( I B r· I Lad of W~ t Pt. Pleasant; Lucian L. FetiU· and Mro. Lowell Bini and chll· Mro. Mobel' H - opeat lha IY down II, UOS a. m., EBob I t .l . . I ~rron, In )' Ison, 39, Leon ; Grover CJeveJ- dren were Saturday afternooa week end with Mr. lnd Mrt. Benter up Ul, 3:1 I. m.; sao ~am . •VIrgmla. Will chnsten the C.n- land Booth U Branchland and I M nd Mra Joh Arth L Hetaer ol Little Hock· Pennoylvania u(ll, 5;45 I. m.; Brenda Turner. Audrey Mc· ltennlal Showboat "The Rhndo- w·u· , , lUes~ o r .. a . n ur . BUI Hou 1m! 20 4'15 I m. Kinney, Guy Harper, paycholo- !drendron .. Tuesday, Mav 21 , p~ Jam Henry Hall, 42, Pl. Rasp of Footona,llnd also opent in1. I up do' · · gy: Marlene Hoff011n. David · at Point ·Pleasant West Virgm~~a~t, •II on charill of ID· the nl&ht thin. Mr. and Mn. James Slllnak· Jerry Bonorth "" 20 • · Scragg Darlane Golf Amen· 1 ' . loXIcat:on. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rose er of Marietta were recent vii- •· m.; lllopatchor up D, 4 a. Sect. 1 of Little 6o lvoo 1 ' · Irving MarUn, 52, Ho1aett, of Pine Grove visited Mr. and iton ol Mr. and Mn. Bert m.; Wolter Beckjord up 22, &:211 Webotor Dktlonary Wilt '""""" from M.llrtr heltltol The t'fremony will begin with 1was armted on an aoaaull and Mrs. Milo Blcl• Monday night. Shumwoy. 1. ~-: Blue Seal YP 22, 1 o. m.; •t,.~t lttm• ,...t!IIJ!tM 1w l•w WI~ C....,et~ " - Mill. hell!" Ia tour and band concert by the Ibattery warrant and Ralph Cun- Mr. and Mrs. Myron McKenzie Mrs. Kathleen Dean and Mrs. Nat1onal up 23, 5:10a.m.; Jol'> I - -~------- --. IPoint Pleasant lfilh School un- ldlfl. 20. New Haven, wao charg- o1 Columbuo opent 1 weekend Betty Rurtoo Ill COlumbua viJII· dan up 23, 8:20 •· ~-: Ro~ der the direction of Mr. Jamea jed With ~Uli •n ICC.IIOry to r~ently with r. IDd n. ed their erandmothlr, Mrl. Lau-. w. Lea up G~nup 5.:JO •. m.• Get Ira £/ ;J Gree~ Stamp~ Andrews at 2:30p.m. Mrs. Bar· the enterm& of the Otis Je(- John Hayes. ra Rutb . Bayou Lorraine down Greenup ron wiJI christen tht "hip at 3 ~ f•rs home. Mr. and Mrt. Arnold Sanders -Mr1. Lrll Blld.,... I a. m.; Edeana Bo1worth up I P m. 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Flll'ftt llllnd· Greenup 1:SO a. m.; H. E. I Pleasant Valley Hospital .... Mro. Emma Sandera lnd Bowlea up 32, 1:20 • . m.; Lun• I AI tho coremony Walter M. ADMITTED - Mrs. Ediar Floronct Sandon ol Sandon II Point down 33, 3;50 a. m.; Performance te•linl rosearch 1Windsor. PreSident ol the Mar· IHackney, Lelart; Mrs. John Ridge •pent Wednesday titerJomea Bowie up 33, I o. m.; promises ~ help every phase ltt~t• M.•nufacturing Company, ICook, Henderson; Mr1. Chri1 to- noon with their COUIIn Mn. SallJiy H up ~. 1:10 a. m.; ot the beef industrv including w•ll dehver the .....1 to War- pher Hill, Aahton ; Mr 1. Wil- Milo Bins and Mr. BliP. Ravenswood up 34, 3:!5a. m.; the con•umer. That's tht opin· den M. Lane. Dlreclor of I h • ,lard Holcomb, Pt. Pleasant; Mony from hero attanded the Valovollne up 34, 4:30 1. m.; ion expre!'lsed by both rtsearch· Department "': Natural Re- · W1lllam Capehart, New Haven- funeral of n . Chloe Wood Euo Weat Vlr(infa down :M. ~rs and betf. producen •ltend· l sourc~~. who m turn will pre- . G~y. B. Ray, ~thsidt; Sarah Bailey o1 Chitter, SUndly. Charltl Wolfe left riiCt!ntly 4:35 1. m. mg a sta.tewldt. Beef D~v Ma~ sent the show~~~ to the Cen- 1willlams. Southa1de. Mrs. Paul Thomas of Col- for Cleveland where hf Is em· GaUtpolll Dam-U.S. Coast IC at Ob1o Agr~cultural Exper- lonnlal CommiSSion. I DISCHARGED - Mrs. Ralph umbus was a recent vloltor c1 ployed on the boll Linda Bur- Guard 3115()5 up 9;511 p. m.; u:nent Stitlon . In addition to Mrs. Barron, Anderson, Pt. Ple11ant; Carsel her parents, Mr. 1~ Mrl. Char- ry 011 the Lakes. Queen Clty down 12:05 a. m.; PerformanCf:" testmg, the new- Dr. Lane and Mr. Windsor, dill· Stone. West Columbia; Robert les Blbcock. Mrs. O.vid Friend al Pitts- Solvay up 12:50 n. m.j FteJest phase of the industry's pro- nilorle• on the platform will ·uw · :tu•~••Id 'ld '83UIIf Mr. and Mro. Emaroon Pool- burgh and Fred Friend of Bald bercer up 1;45 ~. m.; Elgararam aimed at producing even b< Carl Sullivan, Director ot the Nancy S:"lth, Laon; Mro. Wor- er of MI. Herman vlolted hor KDObo spent Wedaeaday with cliff up 7:05a.m. ; nllnola down ~tter qual1t~· .bt>el cuts at low· Centennial Activities; Hulett ren Call and son. Mason; Mrs. parents, Mr. lnd Mra. Pau) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Knl&htlnJ 7:35 a. m. or oooll. enll1lo careful men- Smith. Diroctor of lhe Depart- lJames Cotirill, Pt. Pleasant, Jo- 1Kelley Saturday tvonlng. Sr. Kano,na Rl•er - J. S. Lewurement~ ~f t~t .many lr11U: !rnent of Commerce; Charles ,seph BufhnKton, Pt. Pleasant. -Mrs. Hattie Frederick Mr. 1nd Mrs. Chllll'lel Knight.. la up Marmet 1:411. m.j Patwhi~h lid ID .ptckm& 1nd pro- Junes, Pr 11sident of Amherst In- BIRTHS- A son to Mr. and ing Jr 1nd family, Mrl. Charlll ten down Marmet 4:10 1. nt; MILMAC dU<Iflll tup ammals. Ntw re-, du•trles Dr. John Marcuo <lllair- Mn. Ed11r Hackney, Letory; a Knlfhtlnl Sr. opent Sunday with Beaver down Wlalltld 1:41 p. DINNIRWAII11---- ONLY aearch ~ks to plnpomt ltnttlc , man of the Showboat commit· dau(hler to Mr. ond Mro. ChrloMr. and Mrt. Joe For at Spon- m.; Helen up Wlnlleld. 7:25 tralll wh1ch breeders can use tee; Mr. Chris Rinlham, Direc- t1111her HJII. Aohton; a oon to cer, w. va. p. m.; Glendora up Winfield to Increase lh• Pl'l"f.'l!llon of Iheir tor of the Showboat Theatre; 1Mr. and Mrs. John Cook, HenJudy, Barbara and F • n n Y 10:20 p. m.j Dltldll Shearer -ama. Mrs. w.It., M. Wind-. Chair- lderoon. Hill of Medina vlotled tlteir down Wlnfteld 10:50 p, m.; Speaktnl to mort .than 300 man of the Mason County C.naunt, Mro. Charles Wolle ond Cbrlo Jr. lip Wblfleld 3:110 •. b~era, Ke1th E. Gre1ory of tennial Commtttu; Virall SidSCHEDULES TEST family. m.; w. H. Shafer, Jr., down LincolD, Nebr.aska . stressed the en. Mayor of the City of Point The PracUcaJ Nunlnf Pro- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Herbert R~lh Winfield $:50 a. m. CurrtNlt coordinated researeh 1Pleasant. 1gram of Marietta has lt!hedul- 1 Dinner guest~ of Mr1. Mlr'J' IJid Roger, Mrs. Miles Ctuld· propam of tht north central i ed • Pre Entraru bamlu- 1Circle on Mother's Day were rHI and Robtr&a Roush atteJKI.. ~~ state• in this field . (~rtgory i8 1 The public- is invited to wit· lion for June 1 at 8 a.m. for and Mrt. George Circle tcf revival meetlnc at Po In t ~II. invuti1at1ons leadtr In b I! e r ne!lls the ceremony at the pub- ·September eliSa at Harmar 1and dllU.Ihtera of Ashland, Ky., Rock. SUnday nJpt where the 1 breedin.1 ruearc~ for ~e _12 1ic wharf at the foot ol Fourth !SchooJ, fort Square, Marietta. Mr. and Mn. Jamu Circle and Rev. Ernnt Thomu Wll the CINCINNAn lUPil-Uveatock 1tatu 1n tht rtJIOh , wh~eh m· Slrf'-f't . Persons havlnl not completed 1 Ricky of New Haven, W. VI., evanplltt. Cattle sao. caJve~IOO; IIIDKhtfi' eludes research at the Ohio Sta· I.at least the lOth 1rade are re- jand Melvin ClrcJe of ColumbUI. Thtrt will bl 1 hymn lin& et steers and heifer1 stNdy but not Uoo. j Iquired to take a loth G r ad t i IJean Bal'Ditz and grand· the Fai"le" Church Sunday, fully teated, cowo and buill are Among r•sear<'h projecto ro- . IEquivalency Toot. lnformatton 1daughter, Carol AM Barnlll, of June 2 oll:ltl p.m. Don Hay- ot.ady, feodor •attlo ......,., low , .. wed wa11 the effeel of matur· concernlnr thll one yur uurt· POIIIM'O)' were dinner gueats of man and hit Bini«~ of CGun· to •"verqe chok» •1111 Jb lty on corn silafe. ins prOIJ'am con bo obtained tho Dean Brlnkor family on try Hymn Time, WldPD, will oltUihlor .._. 11.00, IOOCIII.tiiiDr. R. R. John!IOII of t h o from lhe abovo addnu or coli Sunday. Other callen In tha be leader. 21.011, otondard 11.111J.IUtl; low Ohio Stotion roportod thlt si- i FR :I-S9tll. afternoon were Mr. and Mro. llou&lll Chlldrooa visited Mr. choice lb heUora lt.IIO. LIIIY'I .... from well dented corn io I Carl Fronceo Van Meter of ond Mro. Loyol Ktncalde and 21.so, otandard to low aoocl7tJO.IIIO more palallble and has a high- Tho Cheoter Cbor11 'MYF Dorea•. Mra. Loio Ann Jont1 Mr. 1nd Mn. Everette Tred· lb 1B.tJ0.20.00, occaalonal uttltty or leading value than that from held •ts regular meelinC at the and children of Pomeroy. way and families at Charleotoo, lT.tltl; uttlity ond commmlel more lnnmatun corn. Test befi !Rock Sprinl• church Monday, Mr. ond Mrl. Emory PowaU w. Va. rowo lU0-11.110; utility and <'Om· --.~--------~--~~ IA'I\'1011 hlllon made hllher d a. i I y 1May 13. • and daughter, Addle, of Port- SpendlnJ Sunday with Mro. merclal bulla 11.00 • 111.00, low · - 011 maturt corn IIIII• ' Tho JII'OBrBm .... In chJU'II land open! Sunday .... Ina with Edna ROualt ..... Mr. and Mrs. 11.:15-1!.10: voaltro otoady to · 1riUt I dry matter content o1 of the Rock Sprint• 1roop: Mrs. Mary Circle. Lester IIIIUib and fomily, Mr. weak; choice 19.-.1111. iood .~-=---just over 51i per cont lhan they S<'r1pturo reading from Pro- ' Mr. and Mr8. Dean Brinker, and Mrs. Ruasell Rouoh and 2tl.tJ0.29.00, standard lt.Ofl.2ti.OO. ild on late planted corn with • verb• by Huth Ann Bailey, lo~ j The WSCS met 1..- their n- William and Margaret Ann Car- lamlly, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hogs 11200; blrrowa and &Jill clr)r matter content o1 slightly I lowed by prayer by Mro. Wi~ I gular moothly meetinr Wedneo- letoo callad 11 the horne ol Rouah and lltJger, Mr. and Mn. oleldy to 11 Iowor, lltrong ... than 29 per cent. All corn , ham Grue901'; I reading by day at the church onnn. Mr. and Mr.. Hayman Barnltz Howard llooalt and raye, Mr. to IS higher; I·! hai'I'IIWo and bad been ensiled in mid-Sep. Susanna Arnold, "I'm Educa· Mr. and Mrs. Chprlea Taylor on Monday evenins:. and Mrs. Clarence Shleld! and gilts 23!1 lb Hi.75, 145 lb 15.50, 1·3 '· tomller. with the early corn hov-, tion, " 1 reading by Marla Gru- ol Allrtd ha.. moved hen to Thirty. nine wore preaent for Mr. ond Mn. R...tall Roberta 1fll.i30 lb 111.15-11.110, lb. lng been planted April JO and laer . ".\n Unuauol Senior Trip:" the property of Tom Perrin. Sunday School on Sundoy. and foanllJ. 14.n-IUI, _ , . lb 14.1111-14.'11, tlW loto t'Wn three weoka lator.j" As You Graduate From Hllh Mr. 11>:1 Mra. Willllrn StoVIIIJ Tho YF met at tho home ol Mn. Horbert iloUih .... Mr1. No. 1 1b 14.G·I4•: 14, Otlter re11arch discusoed in- School," Opol Ollul; A Blblt and lam~y opent a - k and Mr. and Mrs. Freddif Rolber MUeo Childress called on Mro. lb - · 11.'11-11.11, eluded progroaa msdo in t h e quiz t'Onducted by Ruth A n n with Mr. and Mro. Tom Hadley recently. Lloyd Nlcl and Mro. Chari.. lb ti.II-IUI, w lb UJI. · ft""t agaill8t shipping lover and Bailey and lfOUP alnglna. of GrantoYiHt, W. Va. Knlghtlnl lind Mro. Woodrow 1.211, No. a 110 lb • lbovo l!.tllo related respirotory dlaoa101, and The bualneoo mMtlng woo Mn. NtlMI Wealhennon call- RECORD l'llEMIIIII Hall ~11.25: bolro aU!ady, lo.tlf.IO.•, n•1trltioo reaearch. A number cooducted by the •lei -!dent ed on Mro. Way Clark ond ramNEW YORK IUPII-Two rota- Mr. Jnd Mr.. 'Arnokl Ander- ""'""I lb ID.\10. ~"'I"J'­ - cf ~ wara aloo made on .Jantt Arnold. ! Uy recently. Uvely I8Vft · - .,.... IClll, llrtntla, llon1llt .... ~ llheep IIIII: olaulbw oprtq . 7.:HI;.':.. · l•:et<ttng pro]<lcll. The Coonty MYF meeUng j Rev. W. W. Br111. Jael< Wee- ....,dod llllturday DIPt by 1111 nle, Mr. tnd Mn. Herbett !ambo t11ld ohont - • llead)l1 '•0 fl(TR II . JIMiarchll'l reported that .... aniiiiUncld ... JURI I II A~ thermon ond Mr. and Mro. Fordham Univenlty aeiaiDOIIrapll. Rauoll a .fllpr, Mra. Edna ...... and prime lb ...... \ 1-., oo 1nlmals capable of yielding a !rae!. The rorreoM.nll lor the ]Harold Maaaar attondod tho ' 111o Reo . .1ootph Lynob, I.J.1 aaHI Rouoh oponl ltlnday 1rith Mr. lombl 34.00.:11.10 ;allod Ul !up IIUintiiJ c1 adible aro meetinl( will bt potluck. ond Mrl. ·~ Rouoh II !lor- ...10.. · 11uneral ol Franllle Plel;.,. at llunday. clJiln<1erload by 1 ropid (rowth Tho otllndance banner for the 1Loo1 Bottom Wadnesclly. Cll. Aloo, propny from I h o charge meet1n1 was awardld Mr. and Mro. Woyne Brlcllleo Porl<tnburt whert ohe under- Mr. and Jo:ln· Ira Amotl and vlllted ft<!1D11J 'llllb . Mr. tutif !][~::c:bod:led~" rrowtbier olrea to the llocll ~ fi'OUp. were ru•sta of Mr. and Mro. - t ma)Cir ltlrfary. llllllly -~ Monday Ill lhe Mn. a-ll Rauoll, Mr. and " bllf 1IICII't IIUiek· Tho nott ~ will be held Fon Halily laiUNIJ nan1n1. Poul Broob callotl oo Mr. Geno DIVIo htld-. Mra. lltlrbert Rdlllh and Rot· A'f'f:~ ·lh•n those from C<>lllplct, at the Cheater Qlurch oo July Mr.\, Cecil CaldweU roturned •nd Mrs. Wayne llrlekloo flt1D. Mr. anti'Mra •.~ ftiW. or ... Mr.lltll ~Doni! ..... l liMlotl buill. I. homt 'from St. Jo,epll ~Pill! ttay. or llld _ . . J)uqt tl Nlln ION. ,.__ _""!'"_ _ _......_ _ _ _ _ _~~_, I .i .;f"Mr • oi ~ LOOK! ! f For Evans Coupon Book In Your Mail: I • I RECORDSMASHING r EXTRA 44JLSTAMPS w.. ':.d 111 1lll!.ln ° CaM Ed· 51 !, · ~~~.t~ - To ChriSten I State Showboat J::: • 50 EXTRA ~~ ~!'.!"....~~ matic washer and it gave them so much trouble they were afraid to trust another automatic washer. This need not be, we guarantee that if you buy a Maytag Auto. ~atic Washer it will work perfectly, not Just when you buy it, but (or years to come. We have hundreds of perfectly satisfied Perf 0fiD3nCe Big Mattress Sale I COTTON MATTRESS Full or twin size . - 50 Ex HeIpEvervone M APPle Grove SOCie ' ty NeWS Sale! 180 Coil INNERSPRING MATTRESS or BOX SPRING j Reg. 30.00 Mattress Thio Sale Only Discount Price of _ _ __ 1 ARE l.:armel E News, vents fMr. Market Report ~liCE TOMATOES Just A Few Some Sold As High As 79 50 Just some odd pieces • • • • now drastically reduced. See us now! _..~~ ,V "" FOLDING CHAIRS • &·POli li'n Concealed Miu ~ t•n&: Mec~Antsm ~= new low price 4 -· •n• '1 8 !~ '1 •. 38 "" •I u\t_l"!" ; YOU EXTRA FIRM SUPPORT! HERE'S WHAT YOU ACTUALLY GET! e e e e 2 CLOTH COVERED HEADBOARDS Far Bottled or Natural Gat w - • • s127 WE CHALLENGE 2 INNERSPRING MATTRESSES 2 MATCHING BOX SPRINGS YOU TO EQUAL 2 COMPLETE SETS OF LEGS THIS VALUE AT ('nUll! II'TJ' .95 $ RFDS ALL fOil ONLT A PRICE SO LOW! WE DELIVER! CHAISE LOUNGE AND ITED I SERTA- mattress at 9.95 I~ winter's SPECIALS IN OUR ...;.. JUVENILE FURNITURE DEPT. stANDARD FULL SIZE CRIB T•"'thiot RCIJI• both aufua Gad batb nck low pricel • Washable, heavy grade, ereen "'Sp.arkalite" Firestone Velon® webbi na • Full double tube arm rests on chaise • Nylon bearings and washers throuahout • Rigid, durable 1'" 0.0. seamless -1luminum tubing Buy an economy group.( Chws and chaise perfect Baby Bed Shown $39.95 match-mates! Complete With Mattress, Springs •nd Bumper I .,b~--....., ELIMINATES BED BOARD BUT STILL GIVES INSTALLED 3-FOLD 1 I SJS NOW ONLY GAS RANGE - FIEIJ •,:: I Springs . "' KETCHUP. TOMATO Box BOX SPRINGS ... Hardwick - PIITO BEAlS Tupnr.rs Plains rSociety Notes May Sale! Odd 2 1 Chester MYF Charge Meeting Held Recently FOR THE PAIR 18·88 '1"' z. .95 a very nunmtum . _.-- . --- ---------- l Worker! cu.stomers with the Maytag Automatic Washer. And always remember we have a "omp let~ senrice dept. on our Maytag laundry eqUipmE-nt for both stores. We have hundreds of dollars in parts if you would need thc.m: The service on a Maytag is at • FREE CAN PA1'1 Not A Part Time er. We ask them why a wringer washer. They have owned another brand of auto- -- AT A rRICf !V£RYONf Dependability- malic Washer for a Maytag Wringer Wash- • 50 EXTRA ~~ ~-~~ I·U Maytag never did. We have had many people in our stores wanting to trade their Auto. ~~..l~.r .4. ' ONI WANTS ••• Would you like to buy yourself an Automatic Washer? But you are afraid to, be· cause you have one and it doesn 't work :md me. Jla r---------------r "" AN ENTIRELy NEW coNcePr oF ComiOrtj ~0 THE STYU rvtRY- BOOK i. .ad Mrs Barron We Deliver! We Service! We Finance! MAilfR Reporl ftj .;, Oak HiJl s . I Notes i". ... FROM Dleli J: p.ctd Testing Will SALE STARTS TODAY At Rutland Furniture, Rutland, J AT ·BOTH STOR!S At Mason Furniture, Mason, W~ Va. r Commencemen~ Social Notes I .. AI "'\.." fiNLY ""'' ' .,.~ ; ' .. . IU't IHorT Ill VALUI CASUAL FURNITURE Sandran Rugs POLE LAMPS Cut to fit your room. Afl sllw In stock, Most compl.te stock In this arH. 9 •nd 12 ft. wldt, Ntw Shipment Juit Arrived 12·95 uo TREE LAMPS TO MATCH R,UTLAND FURNITURE . . SH 2-4811 Arnold Grate ' . Rutl•nd. 0. SP. Gas Water HHter ~lion 69•95 MASO ' FURN a..sst:z < GloQ Lin... ~·. �I • I ~ ' ~ 4-Da!ly Sentl!"'l· Pomeroy-Middleport, o., ¥ar to, JW, ,;;-;; American League Title Chase Tightens ~H Dally Sentlllel, POIUl'Oy·Mlddleport, o., May 20, te&U New Ruling on Wheat, Grain • p Announced i\£rea~e ro~aJD m¥m Pomerov Flower ShoD lin. KJJI.ard Vlll lhler ,. '!1le ,;., mee11n1 o1 the Chester Bind AldJ t-H Club held Maaday at the home Rulb Ball'. 1be project of nunbll wu selected as • and· o!fleen were elect· as loilo!'J: President, Sha· Freclo:er; vice pr08idenl, Ju. Jla McCoy; Secretary, Linda Perry; trouurer, Marilyn K.arr; Repoler, Esther Spencer ; Recreation, Diane B a e r; and Safely, Jean Hunt. - Ellher Spencer, Reporter. Reporter. Allred n~~:wr.ir Social News ~:;tz Mr":' :u.r:~. swartz aoc1 family and ·"'R_oc_k_S_p_n-·n_gs __,_.., ...,....., f'lll1a;r ~ = and Mn. Vort News, Events Cash Bentz, all of Ravenna. Five Point Star Stllcheroi~H Mrs. Hobart Swartz Is Ill with ' . ....... ••--• • - .......... club opened With the f..H P e Sunday School attendance on Ia heart ailment lollnwtng a re- Sunday School attendance m •~•• 111 Wtii baY• lmpnmd when they met recenlly at the . 1111'S FOva DOl1IIJ.I!II bow. they ,may realJze the bene1r ICOIICIDic poaiUm home of Twlla K.arr. Each mem- May 12 was 61, oflermg was .cent attack of flu. Mav 12 was 84 . , oflerJng rn." . WA&I!INGTON IUPIJ _ fill , or Ole provision Coocrea partlclpooliPJ lD farm ber answered roll call by giving $10.49. A large crowd attended Ih• Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Grue!lnl7 10 ""ole Into the ISM wheal prowlllcb have belped a way to take care of yoor Worship services were held wedding of Charles Taylor and el were YISIImg relatJveo dme the WulliQPIII Sonolon gralll .~ year aJ1ow1n8 lroe malDtaln farm lncoma ill clothes. The group set the reg· a' II a. m. with Rev. Card Patty Davis al the church last Spnngf"ld . 01110· recentl l' looked up, IIIMs· bsUtutlm or wheal aod feed the lace of ever. Increaalng ul.ar day tor tile club ta meet bringing the message on "Be- •Frlday•venlng. A reception fol· . Mr. and Mn. Edl"; Ab~>tt lni on 110<01111 ball. Kraln acreage.. yields, !rondo toward lower and decided to have club dues. longing With A Purpose." lloll'ed '" lhe church basement. .nd family spent Sun Tho Dltnlll ...ter Deldor If the 1164 wheat procram II prices a!. farm eropa, 111111 bJCbThe advisor assigned each mem· A short Mother'• Day pro- I Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. ,her SISler. Mr. and Mrs. r "lualled a major leap ,...... apptovtd In the nallotW referprices lor the (oods and letber to nad his project book and gram was given following Sun- Woode visited her mother. Mrs. Thabet of Mason. r by hittinl fO\If doublet ill Slmoial"• endljm May 21, produlletl par- viCOII luDIEii buy. be ready to start work at the day School, " Welcome Moth· J . B. Hayes of Middleport on Mr. and Mrs. r . E Shaef~ $-1 victOry by !be Tl&on. IICip&llng In both the neal aDd Thill lllbslltullon provlllon, II Tile Columbil Make II 4-H next meeting. - Lenora Micb- ers" by Sandra Van Meter· IMother s Day, and also called Iof Columbus spent Mother' The IIIII major IIepa ID ... feed ' grain proarams would be I Ill& Improvement, Moat !annIIIII at the COlumbia al, Repor!A!r. "She's Always that Way," by at the home of their son . Mr. l Day weekend With Mr . and . ~" · complish the feat wu CbariiiiAI ellglblt te uae the subltltutlon would be able to Increase on April 19 when each Eddie Parker · "Especially You and Mrs. Clair Woode and Con· Harold Blackston and farr. . of the Blldmore Orlolea laol JW, clause, whim~ alloWI .Uotment their net illcome by earelul plan· reeelved their project e ember• attended th~ by Stevie F~llroo , " Why I'm ni Sue of Pomeroy. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bai~Y 13. growero to freely ltlbllltuta and use of theoe new proSue Nelson and Ronda meeting on May 7 of tlie Happy Kathy Follrnd·"I Thank Mr. and Mrs . Paul Buckley and daugh!A!r, Ruth Ann ad (F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;::;;; wheat and feed poabl aanaa:•gave reports on Nease Settlement 4-H Clover· (My M'o thei" Ricky ,Dillinger and Teresa spent Sunday ~ven- Dave ~•ley s~ . nt .sun·d. ay after THE ~lslo __.. - • t th • · 11 · ng nd M nd · c 1 b noon With Mr< 1'h1 r~... 0 3 0 n ~ ..-- For example, on an 0 h 1o retpolliJbllitles of the office eltes when they met at e Potted petunias were given to . a ~ m um us , · Ba!lev· ' P""''l< oecretary and lreasurer. - home of Mary Ann Harris. The the 21 mothers presenl and sev· !Wllh her father , Dana Swartz, Mr. and"'"· J . F.. r... vary ol romplet• freedom IO tlrm op- County farm producing eom, erat~ to aubsUtute cme lfaiD soybeans, wheat, and ltv• Mary Haning, Reporter. project lesson was on sewing era I more were distributed to who underwent surgery on Mon- IThe P,ams. rn crap !br another. ~ def!id.. -and with a feed p-ain and on conservation. Dem~n- mothers unablt. to be pre~ent. Iday. . , Mr. and Mrs. Dort>~ A ol~ lng llle lltiDiber of !ll!na Ill oliO acres a Here wheat On May 3 Mrs Kale Roush stration were given by Anita The h . "S t t M Mrs. Sophia CaldW<!IY suffer•d Janel and Bob spent Mo wanll to divert In eacib program and 'a --·• conof 'the Salam Cen!A!; Houdashelt and Patty Harris on th " c Oldr ~~Png . wee Mes o- a broken hip recently and is Day wilh Mr . and Mrs. CANVAS FOOTWEAR l"'"'"'"" b•- __ ...,-.. ....,.-uwu • . er, an recJOus emor· r· ·• 1 M· '1 ·1 I awrence and famll\' at ma d an --.. ~... ... ~~~~ruuu \oiYU"" use acrease ol Z5 acf..H club was hostss to sewing the shp stJtch . and the les," for the worshi services. con ~~~ o eJgs l ' emona . . FOR THE INTIIII servlqa ~=·· Ill coUld 10 members of the club when overhand stitch. Debb1e John· p . hospital. FAMILY feed lftiD ASSUME - Minimum lee d Uoey mot for Uooir regular mee~ son and Undo Hollon gave re- M;i ~d Mrs. Harrr Guthfle Mr. and Mrs. Ger~ld Swartz Mrs . Hugh Bearhs accompan· plant 1111 . . : and . t ·\ . ,ltld ' dlverclon (20 per cent of The next meeting was set ports on soiL conservatmn an!! :e ~ek e~u:th lhe!T and famlly of Manetta Mrs. Pat Wood and child· 0 N. 2... Aw• t o ·Ilia alber crop, co rvln May :7. _ Pamela Wilson, a shurl health report on proug er, rs. rl Y s I Mother's Day with her \ .lion of lhe two. equals 2 ac. nae 8 Reporter tecttng our children from pols- and children of Sugar Grove Mrs. Nina Robinson and In and Hermao Rabe Mlddl_,., 0. For . • '-"" wllb a Ull. Minimum wheat diversion . ons - Linda Johnson Report· and visited Mr. Yost In Fair· afternoon called on his parents feed If , : .ilf.lO acres an4 (ll.ll per cent of ~tment) Projects were selected and er. · ' . ·. Mr. and Mro. Hobart Swartz: I •O.,..iriiiW~i;;iip;jjj;jjj;'lj I liM ~ . I of $ 6.5 ae. eoose g use. book h nded I to be project lessons were on motors, The Swartz's other son Harald tiCI'Q .- .•--~. ,_;cent diVers~nsJ:~gp~;" a':,":. w~ tb: Harr:.villem~~ls ~ Donna Reibel was the discus- ~ardenin~ ""![ope.- Kenneth and family of Wllllams.;,wn, W. ton 011 f""!' ·~would be 2 acreJ · H club mel recenUy at the slon leader for the health pro- arsey, ep er. Va ., also called on his parnets acno, leaVlnll ~ Ill planl · Grade School. Demonstrations gram, "Live Most - Serve in the af!A!rnoon. Added to a . ~a . wheal allo~ H tile farm operator wanted were assigned to be given al Best" when the Snip 'n' Sew ~e Chester Farm Boys ~~ Mr. and Mro. Charles O'Brl· mont, this Jbak"\1 • lolal of plant as much feed araln ac- the nexl meeting, - Mar&ie 4-H club members met on May rec.entiy at th~ Chester Ftre en and son of COlumbus visited permitted . . ftia! could be as possible and slUt par· Warner, Reporter. 6 at the home of Louella Tbomp- Bu!ldmg for .the~r regular meet· her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gar· ~antf!(! I<> wh¥1lt qr field jp'IJIII In the program, he son. The project lesson was oo lng. The project lesson on plant ner Griffin on Mother's Day. m IIIIJ comblnallCIII .liM! his 5 a~e wheat DemonstraUons on Child Care Insect collecting and Peggy Fol· care was followed by reports Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Athertor ehOIO and •!Ill ba to feed grams given by Sandra B e a I mer and Louella Thompson given by James Meredith, Char· ton and lamlly of Calur:~bus, lor benelllll of boll! Pliiii'SDII wheal hiStory) and ha~e and Garoldene Hayes when Uoe gave a demonstration on mak· les Frecker and Larry Hill on spent Mother's Day with Mr . wlUooul Ioiii or either wlleat or acres of feed grain. He d Bedford 4·H'ers mel at the Bed· ing a "killing jar" and how to how plants grow, tree planting and Mrs. Arthur Atherton and 1 feed jll'lln biliary. 27-S acres o~ eonservlng for<l school In regular session make a spreading board. Fol· Iand crop storage. - Larry Hill, Wilma Jean. , It Ia generally igreed thai acreage, but hiS wheat ac· recently. Mrs. Helon Carper, lowing the business meeting, the Reporter. Recent visitors of Mr. and I free aubstltullon al wMII and would be zero. advisor, was 1n charge of the members assembled their club Mrs. Vere Swartz were Mrs. l feed lftiD would enmeeting and a demonstration yearbook. - Mary Thompson, , SIX members of the Social Marie Hopkins of Dayton snd able parUclpallng larman to on How to Plant Trees was giv· Reporrer , IHayseeds 4-H club met an Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wonde of return to their tradlllonal crope by Wendy Carper. _ Wendy May 2 at the home of Larry l1i1ppers Plains. without an cwerall Increase In Carper, Reporter. Stay-stitching was usiJJ as a Circle with ca..advisors Roy The WSCS wil1 rnePt at the If& in producton. , --demonstration by Karen McKay Van Meter and Dan Smith help. ,home of Isola Ta~·Jor on Tu esUnder past acnage allo~ Mr. and Mro. Junior WbltA! Eighteen members and one when the 4-H Farm Chicks met ing with the projet·t work A' day May 21. Save On Your Dry Cleaningm~nt programs, • Gtyptcatla~a- and daughters of warsaw spent · · were present when the recently for their regular meet- report on how to ·address the 1 MrsI William Jeric of Cleve- I clflc Northwe~t or r~t :,'the week end with Mr. and Chester Jr. Homemakers 4-H ing. Mrs. Wilma Reiber, ad· president wa~ givP n and the il:md visited her mother , Mr~ I Clean Winter Clothes Before Storing! · wheat farmei during e 19 1 Mra. Grover White. Club met recently at the Chest- visor, passed out the project member!! discussed other parli-·Herman Taylor ovPr tht> Wf'f>k probably P~Uf.""d:-r~ ;';:,11 • .Mrs. Gertrude Frank of Nel· er Grange Hall. During the books and work was stane<l on amen lea\' rrnced ure. - Eugene end. Other guests at th e Her· · 1mar. and Ernest Taylor hom~s or rye 00 e ve m sonvUle spent Tuesday after- business session, project books the sewing project. - Linda Erwin, Reporter. "~:.:·In 11M! Corn Ball • lot or with Mr. and Mro. A. H. were discussed and demonslra· While, Reporter. lions were asigned to be g1ven farmers olarted U ac- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shain at the net meeting. - Mary Jo The Meigs 4-H Pleasure Rid· LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS 00 ns of wbeal Cross of Racine, Reporter. ers met at the Lutheran Church 0 P T O 'M E T R I S T Convenient Pickup Staliono in Middleport·Pomaroy onder the old com program, Mrs. Lewlo Walker of )'ecenUy with Mrs. Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2to 5 (Close at Noon on 1 to help recover Income . . dur· Run, spent Sunday wiUo Mr. Clovers Downie In charge of the meet· Phone Pomoroy WY 2-5428-Middleporl WY 2-5130 Thurs. - East Court St. . 'Pomeroy lng drouR)It years when they Mrs. VIrgil Walker, last week at the Bedford ing. Project books were dis~m~.:, lbe!.,."::=· provllton Is Rev. and Mrs. casta of Le·, Jackie and Hilda Hart cussed and reports were given '1 e to have an ad· caUed on the Clint Orr demonstralione on Pbysi· by Chery) WlllU.ms and Kathy no ~ total production Saturday, cal Fltne" In conoecUon with organ on boldmg the offico of ::':!her whee:: or lead aralna. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon their project. - Dawn Carper, ea'ellhy~1id a report on SafeBoth 11M! 1984 wheal program famiJy of Ravenswood vJs. Reporter, ty, - Sheila Cowan, Reporlet'. and the propoeed t96f.a leed Thursday evening with Mr. alii am rovide for acMrs. Ralph Ballard and Mr. The home of Mro . Charles 4-H clubs in Meigs County ~ 1 ~ dl:erted 1r 0 m Mro. Grover While. Blakeslee was meeting place holding recent meetings to work eag prnducllon and pul Into Mr. aod Mrs. Dqris Arnold, of the Pomeroy Bend- on their proJects for the year :Orvlng use• _ and provide and Bob, of Rock Sprillgs Jr. 4-H Club. Jennifer lob- were: Portland Ideal, Porlland financial benelltl for doing so. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arngava a demonalration on how Junior 4-H Club; Nip and Tuck Any sbUt In the production of En!A!rprlse, spent Sunday make a solmon salad and Club; Little Lively Ladles; MoelUoer wheal or feed grains Mr. and Mrs. Joe Law· membera gave reports !her's Little Helpers ; Widewould be ill place of _ not 1n and lamiJy. meals cooked at home. FoJ. Awake Club; Shade Valley addition to _tile other crop. Mr. and Mro. Cllnto Orr call· that meeting, the Pom- Boys; Meigs Tractor Malnt· i The aubslltutlnn pr<>Yislon al· on Uoe Billy Orr family at Sr., Club _met and enanc Club; Big Bend Boys 410 offero growen more flexibi~ Saturday. on Uoelr cookmg pre>- H Club and Carpenter Boys. tty In farm management. Randy of Reedsville - Janice Tannehill and Automatic Defrost give• them additional opportun- lew days with his Ball, Reporter. The Salem Center Boys Club I & lUes to plan Q80 of fleldl and Mr. and Mrs. Orr. met and elected .their officers other naourpea In a more offlc- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spencer The flfst meeting of Uoe Jr. as follows: PreSident, Arnold lent manner. Also, 11 · Andy, of MI. Garden Club met and Pope; v1ce pnSident, DIck the IIJ'OWinf of the afternoon wilh Mr. officers recenlly at the Lambert; secrelary • treasur· ' .(W / 11 best adapted to the Spencer and of Mrs. Gail p. Buck. er, Billy Montgomery; News . 1n the past 25 elected were: President, repor!A!r , !Wger Wright RecreCU. (W/Tl Joan Hewetsoni vice president, atJon Leader, Leroy Pope; ~;AN Janet Humphrey; secretary, Health, Rodney Wright and Marilyn Moore; treasurer, Bee· Safety, Larry Knotts. Rex Shen· ky Nease; reporter Gloria Buck efield, Advisor assisred with the Flow gardening project hooks procedures of Uoe meeting. At Horne In Your SPIIrt Time And lt.lcll'lft A Dlplon\1 wM' given to membera and a Roger Wright, Reporter. Wrltt For Fr" S6 , .., Booklet-Tells You H•w 2- WALNUT SUITES discussion was held concerning CoUe1e Pre~mmorclaai-Gentral and Voeatlooal On May S, 1963, the Basban Uoe size for this year'• garden. 4 - Bedroom Suites, Walnut & Blond Hllh Scbool Courses Farm Boys mel al the home Gloria Buck, Reporb!r. EadorHd by IAadln& Edueotors--Slxty yean of service of Archie Rose with advisor AMERICAII SCHOOL, Dip!, PM-52 Ohio Dlotrlct Office A report on !eating water for Larry A. Ritchie directing the 22 So. Youftl Columbuo15, Ohio ~I lru•fne!IS was given by Gloria meeting. The project lesson SeDd me 7011r free 1MJ.pa1e Hllb School Booklet when !he Rock gprlngs was on drawing plans of flow· NUll• "----~-~-------·---- --·-- ·-----·---·-- --·-·-­ Bees 4-H club belt their er beds. Project books were Addnaa ·-·----·······-·-· City -·---··--· Stat. ·----· cl~~~~~ meeting at the home of discussed aod demonstrations 3-2 PC. SUITES, Brown .... , .... , Now $ Reg. $59.50 .. . ... $36 oach, 10 yr. guanntoo 'r' &dvlllor Mro. Amos J.eon. given by Archie Rose, Walter 4- 2 PC. SUITES In Brown, Bot.., Rog. $39.50 . .. . ...... $21 each with Mrs. Belly Erwin as- Tullia and Duane Tuttle on Turquoise and Groen PLATER MATTRESS, Rog. $16.50 .... $1D.95 ll;,~~:k~A discussion waa held Flower Planting, and Dairy hei· . WAS $239 YOUR CHOICI t161 Uoe demonstration.- fer selecllng. Field trip reports Extra Firm 2 Rog. $169.95 2 Pc. Sola Bed Suites .. . , $134 IIII.Ulft Ann Batley, lleporter, were given by Larry Ritchie MATTRESS-Ciosooutl $58 - 20 yr. warranty 20 MORE SUITES DISCOUNTED 35% . and Larry Lee. The nell meet- ' 'lbe Hlvervlew 4H club met lng was set lor May 17. - Lar· llrecently al lhe home of their ry Lee, Reporter. tr~gh advlllor, Mrs. Paulloe Myers al this meeting the pro- The May 1st meeting of the ,.~~ were diJcul8eol and start- Harrisonville Boys 4-H Honor 11 A questlon and anawer per- Club was held at the Harrison· was beld to 'lfilh pro- ville School wiUo 24 members materill. Dorst, and three visitors present. 100 IN ALL! DISCOUNTED 30 TO 40% .L I NEWS NOTES "'""' ... ..,... .....,. « The regular meetlns of the I . 'I 11111- •• F: I I II ,.:I FINE CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES SHOE lOX I u. s. KED$ tf::runk showln9 TUESDAY MAY 21 h: by I John E. Jlcessor I 05 SAVE I DOLLARS I Use Robinson's Quality I' SEE THE BEAUTIFUL NEW FABRICS, .. GET PROFESSIONAL ADVICE,. , HAVE THE BEST LOOKING CLOTHES YOUVE EVER WORN CUSTOM TAILORED TO YOUR OWN MEASUREMENTS AND TASTE. DELIVERY NOW OR L irE ~: •ereasea 10 1 I ' / FINAL CLOSE-OUT Furn·iture &. Appliances TO ENTER NEW PHASE OF BUSINESS I Automatic REFRIGERATORS ~3 cu. ft. . . $228 14 ft. • $248 .................. .,.,....,...,_.., • ,t14MTIIu....,.Y-I_. ....... 3 ROOM GROUP YOU'VI DRIVIN A PORD? - txporitncolllo iltllovt Ill · llg Chango In actlen , •. Foida with Thunderbird V4 options up to 4t1t1 hp. And now you can gil V4 powor In tvi<Y atzo. , • Falcen lndu~t lit Chan.. In ••olco-n.;. f1 ~ 1ft 4 IIIIo flront slzos • , , sldans, convtrllb.... het4tops ..._. · · etltlon Wllona. · · . . "' ,. ~· .l· . To lop It all off you con llvt.mlghly.fllg ~1• ...' ,. '· ·1 $20 TO $2000 Suit You . .., WHEN MONEY IS THE QUESTION ' .~ ,OlD, , .1NC. KEITH ' 125 E. Main St., Pomeroy S98·88 BEDROOM SUITES S84 15 BEDROOM SUITES · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Discounted 40% - Come, look, B1yl I Living Room Suites StiU Available · · · · · · · · · · · · Cosco Step Stools, Bar Stools, Chain, Card Tables, Chairs · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Discounted 40% CHAIRS! CHAIRS! CHAIRS! A IUIIIillr Vllll'liln cot- ' ....... rour-lltlle lcltaJ wey IOIUIIIIIII' fua for oil the h11Jir. S.. u• MW for fuU ....... 1 Mklclleport, Ohio 461 ONLY YOUII FORD . DIALIR. H.U e f, / Socitfaltllnl St, · ' . '·. ~ ' ,, ., ' ·I ~ . ...... Wtlchcrw a rartl nr1ctiOa of plan1 for IUMMIP ftHCIIII of all kliufl• .,., I• f.U.O. WY2-2171 MAGIC CHEF - Electric and Gas Ranges · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Close-Out Prices - Hurryl 1 '" Call Us And See to 199 II :, .·' IS THE ANSWER 5116 CHECK THE YACATIDII SHCW.S AT C. L. Budgel Terms To ' · '' '· Wringer Type WASHERS 5 Mattresses or Box Spring Our Sprl"' Roell Show Ia a wonderful opportunll; ID dtoco\'ll'tho big now chango In Ford! Como In llid. tallo ono oul on lilt road and oampla tho kind .,.,... . fom&oncolflooo Fords dall111r ••. • porformillca. llg Chango In rldo , , • a -1111' Million 11"10 111 rlght now durlng our Sprlng'ROid Show I · ' . ' HIGH SCHOOL *'" HOW LONG HAa IT IIIN IINCI the SuPir Torqu1 Ford, 10 1mooth you haft • $1 REESE FURNITURE OUTLET'S ., 1 $299 lbs. ROBINSON'S N. W. COMPTON, 0 .. D. • '~ Bashan I NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE ~--10'1 WY 2·2556 . I AS YOU PREFER. DAIRY VALLEY I COIN-OP TYPE DRY CLEANING Anothor Carload Of When emerpncy ... ptnsea catch you lhort. lllke a short cut to o balanced budpt see us about • prompt, pr Ivote Cllh lOin. Pressed lor timol Tolo.....,. . filii-then ltilp ln. $6 VINYL LATEX WALL PAINT $3 Gal. OUTSIDE, PORCH & DECK PAINT $4 Gal. ·HOUIS MONDAY-9 A.M. TO 7 P.M. 1U~sy WIDY THUtt. 9 A.M. TO s.P.M. · · PRIDAY 9 ' A.M. TO I P".M. ' $3.98 YARD GOODS IY THE RUNNING FOOT Reg. 99c - - - - - - - Now 6lc EXTRA SHOP PING HOURS: ECONOMY SAVINGS & LOAN COMPANY ' IDO W. s-d St.- WYanctott. 2·2111, Pomeroy . .. . TO eaoGO!!· 9x12 LINOLEUM RUGS Mond1y & S1turday Nights, All Day Thursd•y REESE FURNITURE OUTL.Et· PLENTY OF PARKING Cor. 2ncl & Syumore GALUPOUS �I • I ~ ' ~ 4-Da!ly Sentl!"'l· Pomeroy-Middleport, o., ¥ar to, JW, ,;;-;; American League Title Chase Tightens ~H Dally Sentlllel, POIUl'Oy·Mlddleport, o., May 20, te&U New Ruling on Wheat, Grain • p Announced i\£rea~e ro~aJD m¥m Pomerov Flower ShoD lin. KJJI.ard Vlll lhler ,. '!1le ,;., mee11n1 o1 the Chester Bind AldJ t-H Club held Maaday at the home Rulb Ball'. 1be project of nunbll wu selected as • and· o!fleen were elect· as loilo!'J: President, Sha· Freclo:er; vice pr08idenl, Ju. Jla McCoy; Secretary, Linda Perry; trouurer, Marilyn K.arr; Repoler, Esther Spencer ; Recreation, Diane B a e r; and Safely, Jean Hunt. - Ellher Spencer, Reporter. Reporter. Allred n~~:wr.ir Social News ~:;tz Mr":' :u.r:~. swartz aoc1 family and ·"'R_oc_k_S_p_n-·n_gs __,_.., ...,....., f'lll1a;r ~ = and Mn. Vort News, Events Cash Bentz, all of Ravenna. Five Point Star Stllcheroi~H Mrs. Hobart Swartz Is Ill with ' . ....... ••--• • - .......... club opened With the f..H P e Sunday School attendance on Ia heart ailment lollnwtng a re- Sunday School attendance m •~•• 111 Wtii baY• lmpnmd when they met recenlly at the . 1111'S FOva DOl1IIJ.I!II bow. they ,may realJze the bene1r ICOIICIDic poaiUm home of Twlla K.arr. Each mem- May 12 was 61, oflermg was .cent attack of flu. Mav 12 was 84 . , oflerJng rn." . WA&I!INGTON IUPIJ _ fill , or Ole provision Coocrea partlclpooliPJ lD farm ber answered roll call by giving $10.49. A large crowd attended Ih• Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Grue!lnl7 10 ""ole Into the ISM wheal prowlllcb have belped a way to take care of yoor Worship services were held wedding of Charles Taylor and el were YISIImg relatJveo dme the WulliQPIII Sonolon gralll .~ year aJ1ow1n8 lroe malDtaln farm lncoma ill clothes. The group set the reg· a' II a. m. with Rev. Card Patty Davis al the church last Spnngf"ld . 01110· recentl l' looked up, IIIMs· bsUtutlm or wheal aod feed the lace of ever. Increaalng ul.ar day tor tile club ta meet bringing the message on "Be- •Frlday•venlng. A reception fol· . Mr. and Mn. Edl"; Ab~>tt lni on 110<01111 ball. Kraln acreage.. yields, !rondo toward lower and decided to have club dues. longing With A Purpose." lloll'ed '" lhe church basement. .nd family spent Sun Tho Dltnlll ...ter Deldor If the 1164 wheat procram II prices a!. farm eropa, 111111 bJCbThe advisor assigned each mem· A short Mother'• Day pro- I Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. ,her SISler. Mr. and Mrs. r "lualled a major leap ,...... apptovtd In the nallotW referprices lor the (oods and letber to nad his project book and gram was given following Sun- Woode visited her mother. Mrs. Thabet of Mason. r by hittinl fO\If doublet ill Slmoial"• endljm May 21, produlletl par- viCOII luDIEii buy. be ready to start work at the day School, " Welcome Moth· J . B. Hayes of Middleport on Mr. and Mrs. r . E Shaef~ $-1 victOry by !be Tl&on. IICip&llng In both the neal aDd Thill lllbslltullon provlllon, II Tile Columbil Make II 4-H next meeting. - Lenora Micb- ers" by Sandra Van Meter· IMother s Day, and also called Iof Columbus spent Mother' The IIIII major IIepa ID ... feed ' grain proarams would be I Ill& Improvement, Moat !annIIIII at the COlumbia al, Repor!A!r. "She's Always that Way," by at the home of their son . Mr. l Day weekend With Mr . and . ~" · complish the feat wu CbariiiiAI ellglblt te uae the subltltutlon would be able to Increase on April 19 when each Eddie Parker · "Especially You and Mrs. Clair Woode and Con· Harold Blackston and farr. . of the Blldmore Orlolea laol JW, clause, whim~ alloWI .Uotment their net illcome by earelul plan· reeelved their project e ember• attended th~ by Stevie F~llroo , " Why I'm ni Sue of Pomeroy. ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bai~Y 13. growero to freely ltlbllltuta and use of theoe new proSue Nelson and Ronda meeting on May 7 of tlie Happy Kathy Follrnd·"I Thank Mr. and Mrs . Paul Buckley and daugh!A!r, Ruth Ann ad (F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;::;;; wheat and feed poabl aanaa:•gave reports on Nease Settlement 4-H Clover· (My M'o thei" Ricky ,Dillinger and Teresa spent Sunday ~ven- Dave ~•ley s~ . nt .sun·d. ay after THE ~lslo __.. - • t th • · 11 · ng nd M nd · c 1 b noon With Mr< 1'h1 r~... 0 3 0 n ~ ..-- For example, on an 0 h 1o retpolliJbllitles of the office eltes when they met at e Potted petunias were given to . a ~ m um us , · Ba!lev· ' P""''l< oecretary and lreasurer. - home of Mary Ann Harris. The the 21 mothers presenl and sev· !Wllh her father , Dana Swartz, Mr. and"'"· J . F.. r... vary ol romplet• freedom IO tlrm op- County farm producing eom, erat~ to aubsUtute cme lfaiD soybeans, wheat, and ltv• Mary Haning, Reporter. project lesson was on sewing era I more were distributed to who underwent surgery on Mon- IThe P,ams. rn crap !br another. ~ def!id.. -and with a feed p-ain and on conservation. Dem~n- mothers unablt. to be pre~ent. Iday. . , Mr. and Mrs. Dort>~ A ol~ lng llle lltiDiber of !ll!na Ill oliO acres a Here wheat On May 3 Mrs Kale Roush stration were given by Anita The h . "S t t M Mrs. Sophia CaldW<!IY suffer•d Janel and Bob spent Mo wanll to divert In eacib program and 'a --·• conof 'the Salam Cen!A!; Houdashelt and Patty Harris on th " c Oldr ~~Png . wee Mes o- a broken hip recently and is Day wilh Mr . and Mrs. CANVAS FOOTWEAR l"'"'"'"" b•- __ ...,-.. ....,.-uwu • . er, an recJOus emor· r· ·• 1 M· '1 ·1 I awrence and famll\' at ma d an --.. ~... ... ~~~~ruuu \oiYU"" use acrease ol Z5 acf..H club was hostss to sewing the shp stJtch . and the les," for the worshi services. con ~~~ o eJgs l ' emona . . FOR THE INTIIII servlqa ~=·· Ill coUld 10 members of the club when overhand stitch. Debb1e John· p . hospital. FAMILY feed lftiD ASSUME - Minimum lee d Uoey mot for Uooir regular mee~ son and Undo Hollon gave re- M;i ~d Mrs. Harrr Guthfle Mr. and Mrs. Ger~ld Swartz Mrs . Hugh Bearhs accompan· plant 1111 . . : and . t ·\ . ,ltld ' dlverclon (20 per cent of The next meeting was set ports on soiL conservatmn an!! :e ~ek e~u:th lhe!T and famlly of Manetta Mrs. Pat Wood and child· 0 N. 2... Aw• t o ·Ilia alber crop, co rvln May :7. _ Pamela Wilson, a shurl health report on proug er, rs. rl Y s I Mother's Day with her \ .lion of lhe two. equals 2 ac. nae 8 Reporter tecttng our children from pols- and children of Sugar Grove Mrs. Nina Robinson and In and Hermao Rabe Mlddl_,., 0. For . • '-"" wllb a Ull. Minimum wheat diversion . ons - Linda Johnson Report· and visited Mr. Yost In Fair· afternoon called on his parents feed If , : .ilf.lO acres an4 (ll.ll per cent of ~tment) Projects were selected and er. · ' . ·. Mr. and Mro. Hobart Swartz: I •O.,..iriiiW~i;;iip;jjj;jjj;'lj I liM ~ . I of $ 6.5 ae. eoose g use. book h nded I to be project lessons were on motors, The Swartz's other son Harald tiCI'Q .- .•--~. ,_;cent diVers~nsJ:~gp~;" a':,":. w~ tb: Harr:.villem~~ls ~ Donna Reibel was the discus- ~ardenin~ ""![ope.- Kenneth and family of Wllllams.;,wn, W. ton 011 f""!' ·~would be 2 acreJ · H club mel recenUy at the slon leader for the health pro- arsey, ep er. Va ., also called on his parnets acno, leaVlnll ~ Ill planl · Grade School. Demonstrations gram, "Live Most - Serve in the af!A!rnoon. Added to a . ~a . wheal allo~ H tile farm operator wanted were assigned to be given al Best" when the Snip 'n' Sew ~e Chester Farm Boys ~~ Mr. and Mro. Charles O'Brl· mont, this Jbak"\1 • lolal of plant as much feed araln ac- the nexl meeting, - Mar&ie 4-H club members met on May rec.entiy at th~ Chester Ftre en and son of COlumbus visited permitted . . ftia! could be as possible and slUt par· Warner, Reporter. 6 at the home of Louella Tbomp- Bu!ldmg for .the~r regular meet· her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gar· ~antf!(! I<> wh¥1lt qr field jp'IJIII In the program, he son. The project lesson was oo lng. The project lesson on plant ner Griffin on Mother's Day. m IIIIJ comblnallCIII .liM! his 5 a~e wheat DemonstraUons on Child Care Insect collecting and Peggy Fol· care was followed by reports Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Athertor ehOIO and •!Ill ba to feed grams given by Sandra B e a I mer and Louella Thompson given by James Meredith, Char· ton and lamlly of Calur:~bus, lor benelllll of boll! Pliiii'SDII wheal hiStory) and ha~e and Garoldene Hayes when Uoe gave a demonstration on mak· les Frecker and Larry Hill on spent Mother's Day with Mr . wlUooul Ioiii or either wlleat or acres of feed grain. He d Bedford 4·H'ers mel at the Bed· ing a "killing jar" and how to how plants grow, tree planting and Mrs. Arthur Atherton and 1 feed jll'lln biliary. 27-S acres o~ eonservlng for<l school In regular session make a spreading board. Fol· Iand crop storage. - Larry Hill, Wilma Jean. , It Ia generally igreed thai acreage, but hiS wheat ac· recently. Mrs. Helon Carper, lowing the business meeting, the Reporter. Recent visitors of Mr. and I free aubstltullon al wMII and would be zero. advisor, was 1n charge of the members assembled their club Mrs. Vere Swartz were Mrs. l feed lftiD would enmeeting and a demonstration yearbook. - Mary Thompson, , SIX members of the Social Marie Hopkins of Dayton snd able parUclpallng larman to on How to Plant Trees was giv· Reporrer , IHayseeds 4-H club met an Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wonde of return to their tradlllonal crope by Wendy Carper. _ Wendy May 2 at the home of Larry l1i1ppers Plains. without an cwerall Increase In Carper, Reporter. Stay-stitching was usiJJ as a Circle with ca..advisors Roy The WSCS wil1 rnePt at the If& in producton. , --demonstration by Karen McKay Van Meter and Dan Smith help. ,home of Isola Ta~·Jor on Tu esUnder past acnage allo~ Mr. and Mro. Junior WbltA! Eighteen members and one when the 4-H Farm Chicks met ing with the projet·t work A' day May 21. Save On Your Dry Cleaningm~nt programs, • Gtyptcatla~a- and daughters of warsaw spent · · were present when the recently for their regular meet- report on how to ·address the 1 MrsI William Jeric of Cleve- I clflc Northwe~t or r~t :,'the week end with Mr. and Chester Jr. Homemakers 4-H ing. Mrs. Wilma Reiber, ad· president wa~ givP n and the il:md visited her mother , Mr~ I Clean Winter Clothes Before Storing! · wheat farmei during e 19 1 Mra. Grover White. Club met recently at the Chest- visor, passed out the project member!! discussed other parli-·Herman Taylor ovPr tht> Wf'f>k probably P~Uf.""d:-r~ ;';:,11 • .Mrs. Gertrude Frank of Nel· er Grange Hall. During the books and work was stane<l on amen lea\' rrnced ure. - Eugene end. Other guests at th e Her· · 1mar. and Ernest Taylor hom~s or rye 00 e ve m sonvUle spent Tuesday after- business session, project books the sewing project. - Linda Erwin, Reporter. "~:.:·In 11M! Corn Ball • lot or with Mr. and Mro. A. H. were discussed and demonslra· While, Reporter. lions were asigned to be g1ven farmers olarted U ac- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shain at the net meeting. - Mary Jo The Meigs 4-H Pleasure Rid· LAUNDERERS- DRY CLEANERS 00 ns of wbeal Cross of Racine, Reporter. ers met at the Lutheran Church 0 P T O 'M E T R I S T Convenient Pickup Staliono in Middleport·Pomaroy onder the old com program, Mrs. Lewlo Walker of )'ecenUy with Mrs. Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2to 5 (Close at Noon on 1 to help recover Income . . dur· Run, spent Sunday wiUo Mr. Clovers Downie In charge of the meet· Phone Pomoroy WY 2-5428-Middleporl WY 2-5130 Thurs. - East Court St. . 'Pomeroy lng drouR)It years when they Mrs. VIrgil Walker, last week at the Bedford ing. Project books were dis~m~.:, lbe!.,."::=· provllton Is Rev. and Mrs. casta of Le·, Jackie and Hilda Hart cussed and reports were given '1 e to have an ad· caUed on the Clint Orr demonstralione on Pbysi· by Chery) WlllU.ms and Kathy no ~ total production Saturday, cal Fltne" In conoecUon with organ on boldmg the offico of ::':!her whee:: or lead aralna. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon their project. - Dawn Carper, ea'ellhy~1id a report on SafeBoth 11M! 1984 wheal program famiJy of Ravenswood vJs. Reporter, ty, - Sheila Cowan, Reporlet'. and the propoeed t96f.a leed Thursday evening with Mr. alii am rovide for acMrs. Ralph Ballard and Mr. The home of Mro . Charles 4-H clubs in Meigs County ~ 1 ~ dl:erted 1r 0 m Mro. Grover While. Blakeslee was meeting place holding recent meetings to work eag prnducllon and pul Into Mr. aod Mrs. Dqris Arnold, of the Pomeroy Bend- on their proJects for the year :Orvlng use• _ and provide and Bob, of Rock Sprillgs Jr. 4-H Club. Jennifer lob- were: Portland Ideal, Porlland financial benelltl for doing so. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Arngava a demonalration on how Junior 4-H Club; Nip and Tuck Any sbUt In the production of En!A!rprlse, spent Sunday make a solmon salad and Club; Little Lively Ladles; MoelUoer wheal or feed grains Mr. and Mrs. Joe Law· membera gave reports !her's Little Helpers ; Widewould be ill place of _ not 1n and lamiJy. meals cooked at home. FoJ. Awake Club; Shade Valley addition to _tile other crop. Mr. and Mro. Cllnto Orr call· that meeting, the Pom- Boys; Meigs Tractor Malnt· i The aubslltutlnn pr<>Yislon al· on Uoe Billy Orr family at Sr., Club _met and enanc Club; Big Bend Boys 410 offero growen more flexibi~ Saturday. on Uoelr cookmg pre>- H Club and Carpenter Boys. tty In farm management. Randy of Reedsville - Janice Tannehill and Automatic Defrost give• them additional opportun- lew days with his Ball, Reporter. The Salem Center Boys Club I & lUes to plan Q80 of fleldl and Mr. and Mrs. Orr. met and elected .their officers other naourpea In a more offlc- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Spencer The flfst meeting of Uoe Jr. as follows: PreSident, Arnold lent manner. Also, 11 · Andy, of MI. Garden Club met and Pope; v1ce pnSident, DIck the IIJ'OWinf of the afternoon wilh Mr. officers recenlly at the Lambert; secrelary • treasur· ' .(W / 11 best adapted to the Spencer and of Mrs. Gail p. Buck. er, Billy Montgomery; News . 1n the past 25 elected were: President, repor!A!r , !Wger Wright RecreCU. (W/Tl Joan Hewetsoni vice president, atJon Leader, Leroy Pope; ~;AN Janet Humphrey; secretary, Health, Rodney Wright and Marilyn Moore; treasurer, Bee· Safety, Larry Knotts. Rex Shen· ky Nease; reporter Gloria Buck efield, Advisor assisred with the Flow gardening project hooks procedures of Uoe meeting. At Horne In Your SPIIrt Time And lt.lcll'lft A Dlplon\1 wM' given to membera and a Roger Wright, Reporter. Wrltt For Fr" S6 , .., Booklet-Tells You H•w 2- WALNUT SUITES discussion was held concerning CoUe1e Pre~mmorclaai-Gentral and Voeatlooal On May S, 1963, the Basban Uoe size for this year'• garden. 4 - Bedroom Suites, Walnut & Blond Hllh Scbool Courses Farm Boys mel al the home Gloria Buck, Reporb!r. EadorHd by IAadln& Edueotors--Slxty yean of service of Archie Rose with advisor AMERICAII SCHOOL, Dip!, PM-52 Ohio Dlotrlct Office A report on !eating water for Larry A. Ritchie directing the 22 So. Youftl Columbuo15, Ohio ~I lru•fne!IS was given by Gloria meeting. The project lesson SeDd me 7011r free 1MJ.pa1e Hllb School Booklet when !he Rock gprlngs was on drawing plans of flow· NUll• "----~-~-------·---- --·-- ·-----·---·-- --·-·-­ Bees 4-H club belt their er beds. Project books were Addnaa ·-·----·······-·-· City -·---··--· Stat. ·----· cl~~~~~ meeting at the home of discussed aod demonstrations 3-2 PC. SUITES, Brown .... , .... , Now $ Reg. $59.50 .. . ... $36 oach, 10 yr. guanntoo 'r' &dvlllor Mro. Amos J.eon. given by Archie Rose, Walter 4- 2 PC. SUITES In Brown, Bot.., Rog. $39.50 . .. . ...... $21 each with Mrs. Belly Erwin as- Tullia and Duane Tuttle on Turquoise and Groen PLATER MATTRESS, Rog. $16.50 .... $1D.95 ll;,~~:k~A discussion waa held Flower Planting, and Dairy hei· . WAS $239 YOUR CHOICI t161 Uoe demonstration.- fer selecllng. Field trip reports Extra Firm 2 Rog. $169.95 2 Pc. Sola Bed Suites .. . , $134 IIII.Ulft Ann Batley, lleporter, were given by Larry Ritchie MATTRESS-Ciosooutl $58 - 20 yr. warranty 20 MORE SUITES DISCOUNTED 35% . and Larry Lee. The nell meet- ' 'lbe Hlvervlew 4H club met lng was set lor May 17. - Lar· llrecently al lhe home of their ry Lee, Reporter. tr~gh advlllor, Mrs. Paulloe Myers al this meeting the pro- The May 1st meeting of the ,.~~ were diJcul8eol and start- Harrisonville Boys 4-H Honor 11 A questlon and anawer per- Club was held at the Harrison· was beld to 'lfilh pro- ville School wiUo 24 members materill. Dorst, and three visitors present. 100 IN ALL! DISCOUNTED 30 TO 40% .L I NEWS NOTES "'""' ... ..,... .....,. « The regular meetlns of the I . 'I 11111- •• F: I I II ,.:I FINE CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES SHOE lOX I u. s. KED$ tf::runk showln9 TUESDAY MAY 21 h: by I John E. Jlcessor I 05 SAVE I DOLLARS I Use Robinson's Quality I' SEE THE BEAUTIFUL NEW FABRICS, .. GET PROFESSIONAL ADVICE,. , HAVE THE BEST LOOKING CLOTHES YOUVE EVER WORN CUSTOM TAILORED TO YOUR OWN MEASUREMENTS AND TASTE. DELIVERY NOW OR L irE ~: •ereasea 10 1 I ' / FINAL CLOSE-OUT Furn·iture &. Appliances TO ENTER NEW PHASE OF BUSINESS I Automatic REFRIGERATORS ~3 cu. ft. . . $228 14 ft. • $248 .................. .,.,....,...,_.., • ,t14MTIIu....,.Y-I_. ....... 3 ROOM GROUP YOU'VI DRIVIN A PORD? - txporitncolllo iltllovt Ill · llg Chango In actlen , •. Foida with Thunderbird V4 options up to 4t1t1 hp. And now you can gil V4 powor In tvi<Y atzo. , • Falcen lndu~t lit Chan.. In ••olco-n.;. f1 ~ 1ft 4 IIIIo flront slzos • , , sldans, convtrllb.... het4tops ..._. · · etltlon Wllona. · · . . "' ,. ~· .l· . To lop It all off you con llvt.mlghly.fllg ~1• ...' ,. '· ·1 $20 TO $2000 Suit You . .., WHEN MONEY IS THE QUESTION ' .~ ,OlD, , .1NC. KEITH ' 125 E. Main St., Pomeroy S98·88 BEDROOM SUITES S84 15 BEDROOM SUITES · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Discounted 40% - Come, look, B1yl I Living Room Suites StiU Available · · · · · · · · · · · · Cosco Step Stools, Bar Stools, Chain, Card Tables, Chairs · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Discounted 40% CHAIRS! CHAIRS! CHAIRS! A IUIIIillr Vllll'liln cot- ' ....... rour-lltlle lcltaJ wey IOIUIIIIIII' fua for oil the h11Jir. S.. u• MW for fuU ....... 1 Mklclleport, Ohio 461 ONLY YOUII FORD . DIALIR. H.U e f, / Socitfaltllnl St, · ' . '·. ~ ' ,, ., ' ·I ~ . ...... Wtlchcrw a rartl nr1ctiOa of plan1 for IUMMIP ftHCIIII of all kliufl• .,., I• f.U.O. WY2-2171 MAGIC CHEF - Electric and Gas Ranges · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Close-Out Prices - Hurryl 1 '" Call Us And See to 199 II :, .·' IS THE ANSWER 5116 CHECK THE YACATIDII SHCW.S AT C. L. Budgel Terms To ' · '' '· Wringer Type WASHERS 5 Mattresses or Box Spring Our Sprl"' Roell Show Ia a wonderful opportunll; ID dtoco\'ll'tho big now chango In Ford! Como In llid. tallo ono oul on lilt road and oampla tho kind .,.,... . fom&oncolflooo Fords dall111r ••. • porformillca. llg Chango In rldo , , • a -1111' Million 11"10 111 rlght now durlng our Sprlng'ROid Show I · ' . 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TO eaoGO!!· 9x12 LINOLEUM RUGS Mond1y & S1turday Nights, All Day Thursd•y REESE FURNITURE OUTL.Et· PLENTY OF PARKING Cor. 2ncl & Syumore GALUPOUS �"I w """ wardly ..,.,,. . sJib riel ., .. ..........." tho . - W!l have _, ID ohio lo ..U - · llped up ..u.a. "" "' C, •• • 'ldur ~ot bour, an llt....t CJIS.T\1'1II "G~I".-. SAil - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - It - ....., podecllolllll bll job,11wbo I~ Tllld wii'C OD I HOLLYWOOD <UPI - Tbe 8IIIIOUDCed jub!!.a..l)' lhll Coop- ~ r1eep aun 11w1 1011.,. ooiieo Ideo for Coni Bumo11 for lpllet man, astronaut Gordou er's capsule .n. ot oaot Wll Ia bourlla opace 111fC1 pooser•od stuo- tbe - • • , • JlmmJ Cooper, came bacll from IPICO view to the tWiod .,.. • II cJe. lll1ICIJ tmalfected ooU.aJDficenctl Dun'I - ABC-TV...,. tblo • Thursday, and ad-llbbod a soet scended from tbe lkJ, l'!l'iJIClDI fto ...._ s-: ~ tuma may be DOt 01111 loU..,. bul ending to a sagging day~o· uuderneath lla ~. ''Wh• w-, wbo would prefor 1 . . blllbliiJ-oriiOllod. llalf·long televlslcm spectacular. be first brob lhrouP tbe l'be 1eno1on be&an w~~en eooper clouda," "" odded, ... mJchly '"dd..q bod ll'D1Ibll oolth bLI au- cheer wenl up" Oil tho _ . , . •e IT lomaUc colllrol l)'llom lllld If be- ship, !he llrerlft earr1or US8 II. Brul tame clear he would guide hiJ Kear5llfl!:e. crafl down from srblt by band. It was geDUinely pulsating, oll »*'rl 11 From a lelevision viewpobt~ the right. Yet at the same tlmo ... '&.. landings, though oompel- Campbell's admirable word paint.. lng, are usually dioappolnl.lng be- ing aloo waa a remlnder of tho a.a ~ .. Gl ' eause the network& are stlU un magnlflcence that live coveratt oble lo provide Uvo plctuN!I of Ia nOI yet able to brJns ui pia11!1 them; the result Ia the! tbe Uve torially. AI an example, the belt r voice of !he pool reporter at llle spot !limo alter campbell'• 1111-, 1&.£1 2 acene. mlgbt as well be on radJo. nouncement of the slgbUDg were . . Call But Thuroday, the sudd011 tho crowd cheering la Grand Cella.--. drama plu• the Imago of Ioconte tral Statlnn In New York, where confidence ~ullt up by Coope< In CBS-TV had Ill comeru. But eaa his 34 hours aloft made 11 !mpol- yoo Imagine how It woul4 have lf.TliiP ptb ... H 35. Habit: olblo 1o turn away from the homo been 1o oc1ually tho paraLI'L ABNER I& Pilla)' let, even though all one aot wu cbute bursting through tbe cloudBT U.PM• I + 1 pholograph of the reeovl!l')l 1hlp Thus, ,alter Wed"'O''ey'1 billt.. r - : ' 1 - Gl!rRIO &l'lft7OF Hll~l!~) -!"· IDd lho voice of pool reporter off, there was litUo vllual octlnn M'f ecf, 'NOULD JLConol Joe ,C1mpbell. 1o keep the networks' notable cov&Be'IClJ LIKE TO JnltlTblnga bad been perfect thus erage from llllflging at tlmo. Yet, MAKEAU'L II.Wall& far. Everyo1111 on the air aiSUred slmost accldentally, from their J;ET? 5 11> thoro mucb danger acattered view1 of Coope<'• charI" 1 If 17 I" DOW, but It IUDOCkod a Utile ol actor, there Incredibly grew a 34the old oeylnJ tblt 1 minor oper- hour Jesead: A lucinatn\ng bulldotlon II on operation oa aomoooe up, by bll background a n d &llept else. Then Campbell, who waa warda from apace, of a remarkexcellent detplte 10und trouble, able human being. The loalll~ IO.Twlpllor TELEVISION IN REVIEW '*"'"* · - ....,.. - .. * it ~•• ~ il H.- DAILY CROSSWORD- ........... ....... For Want Ad Sf'nice C" n h .,_ • o ro M lnom u m Cbartt \'8 Conv Cpt>. Rt>d finis h. nt'w white nylon W t •rt•!o. V8 mutor , automati c tlans ., radio, n.,lltr. n ne •n!ll'!"'"lu-. eo cent. ' Ct>nh .,.. , '"' orO ror Thre• eo• '"'-' lll >ve m•.,rtlona @) Pul' caU nf 4 c .. n b per word .....W "~• ~ l'llll" llled tor adYf'rtist na II not •rlHI ,.·•thin 10 day• llfter r fl!e1'1' ..... CA RD "~ 01' THANKS .l .U f<JI' •U "''ord a ini10um ltac b 11<'tdlt1 on· al werd lc •• 1 ~e nt Ohitu n l.,. ouhll..., •P- 4 POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES. 8:00 p.M. POMEROY, OHIO Uf'. P"T "'nr d OFFICE !lOURS 11;30 A 1\1 ' " :>:011 I' M Oaily Saturday --8 .3fl A AI l o 12,(10 lloOD IT'S SO I':ASY TO PLACE A RE s • TLT PRODUCING WANT AD ,....,•t IN MEMOHY of John M. Wells, R. Someone misses yo u sadl y, Here where you used to be, you But Goci wlllC'd it not to ht> You left :wmt• W11 ndt>rful WMPO Radio m e m orif'~. And ~or row too gn•at to be ] ,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 told. But to one who loved you a nd Wheels Out of line? II lost vou . Your mpmory will nevrr grow I uld Missrd by tt1e Wells F<.~mily 1 I , l 5 20 ttc _ _ NOTICES _ _ ! FISH SANDWICH. JOe, Onion Rings, JOe . J-..ck 's Da iry Har , 5-14·6tc Al1'i'oM0BD..E msuraacr been cancelled? Lost yow opere:ttor't license" Ccll WY LOS ~: 2· ~. ···..n:-.• ·--...._ -· ··-:g~:: ,. ... ,.,..,. . ... _ .... ::~.. :. ~ 7 'tOU TWO 'IOUNG'I.INS Fi6HTIN' ABOUT ? -LONGI'SAH KIN'IAKEMAH WINNIN'S IN HAM I ~ -.... Someone \llho wantf'd to keep Middl{'port . ...:... . . . PHONE WY 2-2157 .._-. ·- .....--- JUIMAID II WHAT ARE :I Coin-Op T: Dry Cleaning . Clea~ 10 pounds $2,00 and DUKE CLEANERS u f5 r ~ WEIGHT safely and eas· Complete Front-End Adiustment ily with Dex-A-Diet tablets, only 98('. Stark Drugs. 3 I &otp _...:.AUT_O ~A~E..: .S__ Proife11lonal Cleaning . Coln.Op • 196() F'ORD Galaxte, four door Blaettnars hardtop , rarlio, heater , automatic transmisl=lion. Call New !Iaven , W. Va . 882·2255 after a o'clock. 5 20 6tc Shirt Launderers COR. 3rd & MAIN MIDDLEPORT 108 COURT :...·REET POMEROY No matter what the size of tbe building job you plan, ready mixed concrete is th~ best foundation for your construction. For the uniform mix, rapid service and low prices you want- just call us! COEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. _ _ FOR SALE__ _ FOR SALE - 1955 Chevrolet Phone WY 2-3284 Middleport Page St. 5 20 :\t c SU N R 1\ Y H!I !'IPd ga -: r an~e . 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Merlin Teets 10:20 Country Hoe Down 1:00 Mutual News 10:30 Mutual Non 1:05 Platter Party IO :SS Collnll')l HOE Down 5:00 Mutual News 11:00 Mutual Nen 5:05 Travella' Time 11 :Oil EducaUonal Nen 5:30 Mutual News 11:1111 Cotmll')l Hoe Do wn lo 5:35 Travella' Tbno Swap Sboll 8:110 Mutual News 11:10 Mutual Newa 8:05 Sundown Serenadt il:SS Farm Nen 8:30 Mubtal NOWI 11 :B Upper Room Medltatlona 8:35 Sundown Serenade 11:58 Dow Jones Sll>ct Aver_ 7:30 OU lbe Air-May 12:00 Noon News, Weather Slmday 12:20 Music Just For You 7:30 Mutual NeWll 1:00 Mutual Newa 7:35 Army Hour 1 1:05 Music Just Fo1" You 8:00 Baptist Layman's 1M1r 1:30 Mutual News 8:30 Network Newa 1:35 Music Jus! For You 8:35 Hour of Deliverance 2:00 Fulton Lewia Jr. NOWI & (Rev. Paul Jones) Commentary 9:00 Wings of Hea1lni 2:116 Music Just For You 9:30 Mutual Newo 2:30 Mutual News 9:35 Legl.llaUve Review 2:35 Music Just For You 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 3:00 Mutuel News 10:30 Mutual News 3:05 Platter Party 10:35 Wash. Repto to People 3 30 Mutual News 10:50 Sunday Chapel 3:35 Platter Party 11:00 Countl')l llyma Time 4:00 News 11:30 Mutual Newa uo Local News 11:35 Counll')l Hymn Time 4'40 Platter Party 12:00 Noon News 5:00 Mutual News 12:15 Tho Search 5:05 Travelin' Time 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets ~:30 Bill Sterns Sporll 1:110 Hour of llecloloo 5:35 Travelin' Time BJlly Graham 6:00 Local News 1:30 The Lulberan Hour 8:116 ,V)q!Patrlck Sporto 1:00 The Bill Lie 8:05 'II: an Patrick Sporto 2'*1 Mutual Nen a:n·~ sundown Serenade 2:35 Baclr: To The .Crou 6:38 Mutual Newo 43:00 Rev. Roscoe 'lbo1i' 6:35 Sundown Serelllllo 1:30 The Quiet Hour 7:30 Signoff-May f:OO Mutual NeWI Se1nrtlay 4:05-6:00 Sunday ShowcaM 8:00 News 4:30 Mutual, NOWI 8:05 Countl')l Muaic Time 5:00 News Headlinea 6:30 Mutual Newt 5:30 Mutual News 8:15 Farm World News 1:00 Mutual Nen 8:40 RJI'l) 8:110 Mutual NeWI 7:00 Mutual NeWI 8:011 Sundown SereOidt 7:06 Bl'tlldUt PII'IF B::ID Mutual News 7:30 Mutual NIWI 1:35 Serenade 7:35 ll!'eakfall PII'IF 7:30 OU lho Air-May U.ltw abbr. - 1g; , ~ ::§- ;'" ,~ - ~ ~ ~ By KIN. GASOLINE ALLEY Well if he co~e<; rr- ti~J tetl hi IT' l w-z, nt to .:.ee him--a--,ci aon·t "o:-q2t ~ ~ ~F+-+-+-+-1 ~~f-1-+-f.--1 oil. plctura Tramped G. Small- ..... DAILY CBtPIOQOOIE- R_.. llow to wad: Itt AXYDLaAAXK lo LOlfOI'aLLOW One- -piJ- !lor .....- . Ia lido.....,.. llor tbe tbn!> L'a, X tar tile 0'., - B"'iie ln>pble.. tbe ~ !llld fonaatlon o« tho macJa day tiLl aode lllttera are 1'7 I A.l&- ._ oil - KLBLGWRRA NANCY KDI'r~Y8 ~~LQACBVIK 6BVKB &WBBLB CNLVG BITLGBCWSTVIK. GDKifLPDBitWBB'I' YL'rl'DKOL By ERNIE BUSHMILLEI YVB'rB -·· ., Hacmf', Ba shan Howl 5 20 3lp "'I .., .. Ol)pt I 181 'I'AD ~WAY MY GOOD IIAQ oUm TAla! A.WA.Y Kr LIFIIl.:.~==------ WJEH RADIO ... . ......., , . , ... ll'rld>.J 8:00 Slgll 011 1:511 7:45 1·00 1:01 1:10 1:11 t:OO 1:30 t:45 CommunfiJ' " - The J.Jfeline Oblo Valley Newt Spor1l 'l'odaJ World NOWI MUJ!cal Cloc~ ' lJ: 311 12:45 1:56 2:00 1:111 1:01 3:56 Laldultrmr · .I'Ublle Beuke SIJ<nron of B'-IDI: ~D County 1\<oW$ 1~:011 Talk 111 lho Town 16:55 World Nen ll:OO Talk of the TOWD _ (acepl Fri. Oturdl Belltt U:45 World lllews U:lli Muon Coonty Newt 11:00 Community NOWI 12:011 Local Ne111 10:00 ~ 12:10 Oblo Nl'llll 12:15 Market. 12::111 Lifeguard BuDetin Board 12::11 NeWll 0 lkams Rinl Agrieultuul Agent Counll')l Go Roun<. New• Beo1 Country Go llounr NeWll Beat 1\Udway Malinef News Ileal '> f : 1111 Olsclnl! irlth Doss t:JO Interdwtge 5:00 Community News 5:111 World & Natinnal Newo 5:15 ·SpoWgb1 on Sporlb 8:05 News 6:10 Musical Cloclr: 7:30 Sign Off rJ Bv CHESTER GOULD OICK TRACY 'T1'E FIRST MAGJET1C: ~~ 'le><ICLE WI'T>I ATOMK: F'(HIEil WILL !!It: I<NOWN AS THe "SPARKLE PLENTY.'' YEAH' ! KNOW • ·~ WEL L. - llll~T DI A M ONDB ACK 'rt:liJ 'gy.l ME" NOT DIDN 'l G~< :­ 1'0 !?EACH rt'OU AM'( 1 8USI-lES WHEI?E l COU LDN'T ~ Ef YOU , 6 UT l iME ·'" F OR '!:.1-lAT GUY ! FOR SURE/ •• By RAEBURN VANBUREN NEVER.' li<ND'N-"'' VE TO MA t< E- M¥5 EL F FEE-L ' THAT WAY, BUT IT WON'T t WORK. THE BIG lUIS'.S - 'l'ELE Vl!-i iON "''1 _Ma y\en: wash· e r. bo lh Til go!ld r·on rli tion. Cla ra Sir1 al s. 9!'ll Rroadway .SI . t\.hidl! ·prtrl . l )hul !"1 \-lA' T f-1ERE. U BE NO "NE:H T IME" t:@g . DAvY JONIS NEW J!ANE JtJST TOO LOVABLE ! t , CEDA~ HOPE CHESTS 2fl 6tc t I CAN'l UNDER~ 5~~~" J--v~r.~.!!~'!. .. JH~ , ' PERFECT ·GIPT FO!tGraduat'aft, 8lrthday1. : ~ .¥J,ddings BAKE ',,..__ WHAT MAKES YOU THINK WE'RE GOIN<7 TO EAT OUT? inch r utoff ~'j "' · fi tn . endless 1 bf'lt. nenn1e 1\<:~ rr , .. �"I w """ wardly ..,.,,. . sJib riel ., .. ..........." tho . - W!l have _, ID ohio lo ..U - · llped up ..u.a. "" "' C, •• • 'ldur ~ot bour, an llt....t CJIS.T\1'1II "G~I".-. SAil - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - It - ....., podecllolllll bll job,11wbo I~ Tllld wii'C OD I HOLLYWOOD <UPI - Tbe 8IIIIOUDCed jub!!.a..l)' lhll Coop- ~ r1eep aun 11w1 1011.,. ooiieo Ideo for Coni Bumo11 for lpllet man, astronaut Gordou er's capsule .n. ot oaot Wll Ia bourlla opace 111fC1 pooser•od stuo- tbe - • • , • JlmmJ Cooper, came bacll from IPICO view to the tWiod .,.. • II cJe. lll1ICIJ tmalfected ooU.aJDficenctl Dun'I - ABC-TV...,. tblo • Thursday, and ad-llbbod a soet scended from tbe lkJ, l'!l'iJIClDI fto ...._ s-: ~ tuma may be DOt 01111 loU..,. bul ending to a sagging day~o· uuderneath lla ~. ''Wh• w-, wbo would prefor 1 . . blllbliiJ-oriiOllod. llalf·long televlslcm spectacular. be first brob lhrouP tbe l'be 1eno1on be&an w~~en eooper clouda," "" odded, ... mJchly '"dd..q bod ll'D1Ibll oolth bLI au- cheer wenl up" Oil tho _ . , . •e IT lomaUc colllrol l)'llom lllld If be- ship, !he llrerlft earr1or US8 II. Brul tame clear he would guide hiJ Kear5llfl!:e. crafl down from srblt by band. It was geDUinely pulsating, oll »*'rl 11 From a lelevision viewpobt~ the right. Yet at the same tlmo ... '&.. landings, though oompel- Campbell's admirable word paint.. lng, are usually dioappolnl.lng be- ing aloo waa a remlnder of tho a.a ~ .. Gl ' eause the network& are stlU un magnlflcence that live coveratt oble lo provide Uvo plctuN!I of Ia nOI yet able to brJns ui pia11!1 them; the result Ia the! tbe Uve torially. AI an example, the belt r voice of !he pool reporter at llle spot !limo alter campbell'• 1111-, 1&.£1 2 acene. mlgbt as well be on radJo. nouncement of the slgbUDg were . . Call But Thuroday, the sudd011 tho crowd cheering la Grand Cella.--. drama plu• the Imago of Ioconte tral Statlnn In New York, where confidence ~ullt up by Coope< In CBS-TV had Ill comeru. But eaa his 34 hours aloft made 11 !mpol- yoo Imagine how It woul4 have lf.TliiP ptb ... H 35. Habit: olblo 1o turn away from the homo been 1o oc1ually tho paraLI'L ABNER I& Pilla)' let, even though all one aot wu cbute bursting through tbe cloudBT U.PM• I + 1 pholograph of the reeovl!l')l 1hlp Thus, ,alter Wed"'O''ey'1 billt.. r - : ' 1 - Gl!rRIO &l'lft7OF Hll~l!~) -!"· IDd lho voice of pool reporter off, there was litUo vllual octlnn M'f ecf, 'NOULD JLConol Joe ,C1mpbell. 1o keep the networks' notable cov&Be'IClJ LIKE TO JnltlTblnga bad been perfect thus erage from llllflging at tlmo. Yet, MAKEAU'L II.Wall& far. Everyo1111 on the air aiSUred slmost accldentally, from their J;ET? 5 11> thoro mucb danger acattered view1 of Coope<'• charI" 1 If 17 I" DOW, but It IUDOCkod a Utile ol actor, there Incredibly grew a 34the old oeylnJ tblt 1 minor oper- hour Jesead: A lucinatn\ng bulldotlon II on operation oa aomoooe up, by bll background a n d &llept else. Then Campbell, who waa warda from apace, of a remarkexcellent detplte 10und trouble, able human being. The loalll~ IO.Twlpllor TELEVISION IN REVIEW '*"'"* · - ....,.. - .. * it ~•• ~ il H.- DAILY CROSSWORD- ........... ....... For Want Ad Sf'nice C" n h .,_ • o ro M lnom u m Cbartt \'8 Conv Cpt>. Rt>d finis h. nt'w white nylon W t •rt•!o. V8 mutor , automati c tlans ., radio, n.,lltr. n ne •n!ll'!"'"lu-. eo cent. ' Ct>nh .,.. , '"' orO ror Thre• eo• '"'-' lll >ve m•.,rtlona @) Pul' caU nf 4 c .. n b per word .....W "~• ~ l'llll" llled tor adYf'rtist na II not •rlHI ,.·•thin 10 day• llfter r fl!e1'1' ..... CA RD "~ 01' THANKS .l .U f<JI' •U "''ord a ini10um ltac b 11<'tdlt1 on· al werd lc •• 1 ~e nt Ohitu n l.,. ouhll..., •P- 4 POMEROY MOTOR CO.@) OPEN EVES. 8:00 p.M. POMEROY, OHIO Uf'. P"T "'nr d OFFICE !lOURS 11;30 A 1\1 ' " :>:011 I' M Oaily Saturday --8 .3fl A AI l o 12,(10 lloOD IT'S SO I':ASY TO PLACE A RE s • TLT PRODUCING WANT AD ,....,•t IN MEMOHY of John M. Wells, R. Someone misses yo u sadl y, Here where you used to be, you But Goci wlllC'd it not to ht> You left :wmt• W11 ndt>rful WMPO Radio m e m orif'~. And ~or row too gn•at to be ] ,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 told. But to one who loved you a nd Wheels Out of line? II lost vou . Your mpmory will nevrr grow I uld Missrd by tt1e Wells F<.~mily 1 I , l 5 20 ttc _ _ NOTICES _ _ ! FISH SANDWICH. JOe, Onion Rings, JOe . J-..ck 's Da iry Har , 5-14·6tc Al1'i'oM0BD..E msuraacr been cancelled? Lost yow opere:ttor't license" Ccll WY LOS ~: 2· ~. ···..n:-.• ·--...._ -· ··-:g~:: ,. ... ,.,..,. . ... _ .... ::~.. :. ~ 7 'tOU TWO 'IOUNG'I.INS Fi6HTIN' ABOUT ? -LONGI'SAH KIN'IAKEMAH WINNIN'S IN HAM I ~ -.... Someone \llho wantf'd to keep Middl{'port . ...:... . . . PHONE WY 2-2157 .._-. ·- .....--- JUIMAID II WHAT ARE :I Coin-Op T: Dry Cleaning . Clea~ 10 pounds $2,00 and DUKE CLEANERS u f5 r ~ WEIGHT safely and eas· Complete Front-End Adiustment ily with Dex-A-Diet tablets, only 98('. Stark Drugs. 3 I &otp _...:.AUT_O ~A~E..: .S__ Proife11lonal Cleaning . Coln.Op • 196() F'ORD Galaxte, four door Blaettnars hardtop , rarlio, heater , automatic transmisl=lion. Call New !Iaven , W. Va . 882·2255 after a o'clock. 5 20 6tc Shirt Launderers COR. 3rd & MAIN MIDDLEPORT 108 COURT :...·REET POMEROY No matter what the size of tbe building job you plan, ready mixed concrete is th~ best foundation for your construction. For the uniform mix, rapid service and low prices you want- just call us! COEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. _ _ FOR SALE__ _ FOR SALE - 1955 Chevrolet Phone WY 2-3284 Middleport Page St. 5 20 :\t c SU N R 1\ Y H!I !'IPd ga -: r an~e . 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JH~ , ' PERFECT ·GIPT FO!tGraduat'aft, 8lrthday1. : ~ .¥J,ddings BAKE ',,..__ WHAT MAKES YOU THINK WE'RE GOIN<7 TO EAT OUT? inch r utoff ~'j "' · fi tn . endless 1 bf'lt. nenn1e 1\<:~ rr , .. �I (' ~~~~~~~~!~~r.rap~. ~ Boosters Hoi d · F'IIIQI Meet'mg The tees tuth grad• again took Samson's Life the $3 attendance prize andlbe bonner when 1s parents turned out. The Sth grade hos taken tile attendance banner e_lght out of the total ol nine meeungs this year. . 01 School Term N,OW YOU KNOW Arou And About . •~ MI'd~l port g, e Mainly About Exemplified· ·For People In MHS Seniors ·· p , onreroy "lli~~~eten•.!'~c yo~~-~ ~ Frank DlckJn. was -r "'" __,. Mr •"" Mn Mr. 8lld • 1 By Young People FRIDAY and SATURDAY May 24-25 "THE PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME " Charlton Hf'ston . F.l sa Marti · ne-ltt, Bacraloni. Harr~· (;ua r· PRICESI dino. "YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS" fTerhnicol orl .lamE's Mitchum . Al an a Ladd . .Tody McCrra . Chill Will s and r.arv ("onwa:v . SUN. MON. and TUES. May 26-27-28 "40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE" With Tony Curl iss and Susanne Fleshetfe 1 Church Sunday morning at the worship hour in observance of Aldersgate Sunday, commem· Iorating the 225th anniversary 1of John Wesleys' conversion. The anthem by the choir, un- SPACE-SAVER AIR·CONDITIONERS der the direttion of 22,500 BTU A Size For Every Cooling Need. Call WY 2-3635 For Details ' ALL 1.3$ Styles _ _ Sale 1.17 pr. ALL 1.50 Styles _ _ Sale 1.28 pr. ALL 1.65 Styles _ _ Sale 1.41 pr. and Slavin and Mrs. Ord are daughters of the Helnermans'. Mr. and Mrs. L. w. McConr as and daughter, Diane, were Cooper In Hero's Role At Capital BR£Y (putllft !llripeller siiOit slender less, sizeS 8111 ~ in Columbus Saturday where they met Mrs. Edward McComas and daughter Diane Lee, who arrived by plane from Oorchester, Nebraska. They were din· ner guests of Mr. McComas's mother, Mrs. J. E. McComas inn _'C~o~lu~m~b~u~a:.._ _ _ _ _ _ - M08ITE (grM llripe) fQr . .,... lep, sizes 1M 1111¥.. FAIIOU& SYM81l Of FIT 8UCIIESS Inti stripe) lor 1o1W aple lop. sills~ lD 12 !!.:.,...,...,=============================' hav!Dg lived here •' 'nlert•'s no fooling about Philco Guaranteed Cooling. The rating on every Philco model is exactly in accordance wHh NEMA (National Electrical Munfacturers Association) standards. The cooling we say is the cooling you get. Mrs . Denver Thoma entet· tained the Third Friday club Associated Radio & TV VICes ll1 a group. GIVE DINNER Mr . and M~s. Cla~ence A~d• I re~s enter~med w1th. a dmFriday evemng at thelT Ebenezer-st home . PresPnt were Rev . Donald Seevers, Glouster, ..li • i .. tel; Diane McComas , daughter .·•· WY 2-3635 ' 4-...~ . Friday evening at her home, ... Fisher St. Jt. the absence of the president. Mrs. Thoma, presided at . ' Mrs. Grover Erb, Mrs. Bentz Wolfe and Mrs. Bernice John-. son. A dessert course was served to the above and Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mrs. Albert Ebenbach and Mrs. Cleland Hines. .. · "~ \ Rev. and Mrs. Jerry Masters Honor Daughter At and Thomas, Pomeroy, Mr. and Family !Jinn.er Mrs. Jennings Wayland, Middle- Superintendent of Schools and port and James, Susan and Mrs . L. W. McComas entertaln- Miller, Owner ••. ,.; .' ol Mr. and Mrs. L. W. McCom· as ; Tom Rail , son of Mr. 8 n d 1Mrs. E. 0 . Rail. and Sa r a h Bechtle, daughter of Mr. 8 n d I Mts. Jack Bechtle. .• •' I SP':cial guests were members 8 short business session and ol Middleport Lodge No. 363 F . games were played and prizes I& _A. M., who attended the ser· awarded to Mrs. Max Meinhart, and Information! Harry ... presenetd to the senior mem· and ~as a life-long member ot SUMMER 'tl. • Pomeroy '"'iiiiii::iiii::iiii::ii:Siii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::iiii::i~~Ra~y,;;m;;:o;;nd~A;;:n<ln~,:;w~s.:..,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiOii'J led with a turkey dinner Sun- ... day in honor of their daughter , Diane, who Is a member of the Keith Goble Ford Inc USED AUTOMOBILE .-----SPECIALS--· 1959 -15" Outboard Runabout - $CJ95 Yellow Jackt>t molded plywood hull, 40 HP Scott engine, Hilltop trailer, all accesor· ie1 including life jark els, new skis. This outf1t 11 lllte new and read.y to &o--36 t-o GO hours is all thot th! ~ boat has been uat'd . Can be financed . 1956 Chevrolet Bel Air ---- $695 4 Door Hard To.p. Standard shift , V6. ivory and red. real sharp , 1~ month financin&. graduating class of Middleport lligh School. A decorated CBke was used as a centerpiece for the tablt and served with Ice cream fol· lowing the dinner. Attending were M. I. E. Miller, Mrs. Iva Ward, Mrs. D. E. Miller, Mr . and Mrs. John Baker and son, Tom, and Mrs. Edward MeComas and daughter, Diane Lee. Man - TO MEET TUESDAY The new models at yaur dealer's store The Women's Association I Group I of the First United Presbyterian Church of Mlddl• port will meet Tuesday evlng at the home of Mrs. Dwlllht Wallace at 7:30 p. m. I e lahcl to do the cooling Job you require 1956 Chevrolet S~ation Wagon 2 Door, automatic , t.i eyl. Clean. 10 month tlnanclng. 1957 Ford Custom 300 Beautitullilreen, 8 l'y \., automatir, excellent tires, 18 month financin&. "'·'·,. 1955 Ford F600 Cab & Chassis Good fann truC'k . Fair rubber. - '295 LOCUST &SYCAMORE ON ROUTE 7 . ,. P"- WY 2-3422 Middleport, 0. e Thinner and more attnactlve than ever i. Install an ELECIRIC TONIGHT Tueadoy Wold ond AND ·INta THE Richard Beymer ln "IIACHILOR FLAT" COlor) -endJack Wotllnl, Corole Lulllf' "THill I ON A SPRir WONDEIII'UL WORLD OF ' El.ECTIIIC LIVING· If's Flameless! (In Be. 1M mc~nr ~ noto on tliaplq .4' ,our Tun,Wotl. Moy 2142 Edward Stolar, Anna ~ "MAGIC VOY AGI OP StNIAD" ELECTRIC APPLI'PICE fJEALERSI -and- Great boy • dOl advealtll'l "MY DOG, IUDDY 11111 ' ;----------------~'-----~- .f ar" • Automatic Weother Control cit your llngertlps wh111 you • .-. ' Hard Top . Automati('. VS, clean, beautiful tu tone blue. - '695 - - - - '695 That's HCool Living" Why suffer this Summer? You can enJoy real comfort in your. home day and night - with a new ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONER. 1955 Dodge Lancer 2 Door - - - '495 ... I , ·~ ~ :. • Introduce yourself to the - b~auty, f• shlon and LEGSIZE fit of Balle-Sharmeer stockings, durhtg this once·•. year savings event. Your favorite SEAMLESS and FULL FASHION styles at these sale prices: family were ~nday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Helnerman of New Haven. Mrs. of the Middleport H i g h the GIA. school graduating class of '6.1 - ---including Forrest Bachtel, son Third Friday Club of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bach· Is Entertained TUESDAY, .MAY 21, LEG SIZE STOCKINGS':.t ~; I bers ~&q~~~ ., AJ': of the hymn sung May 24, t738 neer on the New York Central at St. Paul's Cathedral in Lon· RR. She was preceded In death don and was entitled "OUt of by her husband , Thomas. She the' Deep," with Ben Philson was a member of Evangeline as soloist Chapter, OES, having received Leat.her:bound Bibles were her 50 year pin two years ago: Capacity to en tine Farm Policy At Turn Point Charleston, SU~ay a~terrlOon. Funeral servtces will be held Tuesday afte~noon at 2 p.m. at the ~a;low-Stmpson Funeral Home ~n Charleston. ~rs. Ferguson ts a forme~ res~dent of Edward Middleport, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Questi~n To Be Answered Johnson, was an abridgment while her husband was an engi- 7,500 BTU with an ELECTRIC AIR CONDITIONER Thomas Ferguson of Charles- ton, w. Va ., who died at the Special services were con- home of her niece and nephew, !dueled by Heath Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frame In I PHILCO Take the Simmer out of Heath Seniors Given Bibles During Service 0r4 NO. 31 at y ...,, Paul Haptonstall, Edith and Bll· ly. . Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sla_vln and Mr. _and Mrs. Robert VOL XV e • I Church met Thursdav evening er. The prayer was offered by Glaze and family, of Lancaster , in the recreation ro~m of the Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Karr Rev. Fred Gardne.~ with the spent SUnday with Mr. and Mn. p rsonage for re-organization. Jr . and son, Jefirey, spent the choral response , Hear 0 u r Robert Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. aMiss Ernestine Powell and weekend with relatives m Col· Prayer" by t~e. Girls'. Glee club. Miss Mary Jordon were named umbus. . . The congregation jomed " the to the refreshment committee Mr . and Mrs: Edwm Smith glee club lor the hymn, May and Miss Susie Tracy , Miss San- and children, Daana and Edwin the ~ood Lord Bless and Keep dra Gilmore and Miss Becky Jr .• of Bradbury were Sunday You. Eblin, program committee for guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Following the message. ~y the next meeting. Attending R. Karr ' Sr. . Rev .. Dowson the benedact~on were Rev . and Mrs . Eugene Mrs . E. J . Hall and grand· was gJVen by Rev . Borden With Gill and ramilr, Mr . and daughter , Susan Gooch, return- tbe recessional play~ .as . the Mrs Ernest Powell and Ern- ed home Saturday after a week seniors left the audltorlUm. esti~e. Mrs. Steve Eblin and vispt ill Columbus with relaBecky, Miss Gilmore. Miss live, . Mrs. Ferguson Die• Tracy. Miss Linda Starc~er, James Pullins and Mrs. Oscar In Charleston Smith. Mrs. R. C. Sansbury has learned of lhe death of Mrs. QyJI · - . . . . . . . . . ..... -t>nlll, ..... l,llt CiYl1 W• Yltlnlll' wldawa ctlltbtH .. The Youth Fellowship ol the land was the Sunday guest of with Miss Carol Scott as accom· Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Bailey Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Mr. and Mrs. Homer E. Coop- pa01st. and Mr. and Mr1. Wlnifnd WED. an4 THURSDAY May 22·23 NOT OPEN Allliplct ..... ... .. llvflll: NOW Onc&-A·Year SAL£ . . . . spent the weekend io Findlay the scripture lesson. The Girls' relatives. with their brother and sister- club under direction of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice and m-law, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clarence Lacey, presented the son, Bllly, visited with Mr. and Krider. anthem, "'The Lord is My Mrs. Raymond HUI)ter, of Ak· Mrs. Mabel Marshall ol Port· Shepherd," by A. E. Lamont, ron last week. . Committees NomPtl 1 ..... to fNihoe beaeflto. MEIGS THEATRE The Family, C1rtoon Running time : 3 Hrs- 20 minutes Box-office closes 8:00P .M. No Adv•nc• In Admission! ,.~ Kannelit McCul- bei 1 . Elberfelds Pomeroy · '"' · by Rev. Martin Dow- mJn. Ioogb of Columbus opant the There wen then two motioos aoo 8lld ooa, Craig, ol Colum- Isler o1 Heath Methodlat cllureb weekend with their parenlll, Mr. made and carried, one, to have bus wen weeleod guests of when he spoke to tile gradual- ODd Mrs. James t;:rbwell and another jitney supper as soon the Eldon Kraeuter famly at ing class of Middleport H1gh Mrs. Kenneth McCullcJusb of as school is out as soon as pos- Racine and attended tile Ra· School at the lliiiiUI1 Baccllaur- Pomeroy. sible, ond two, to buy cups and cine _coDIIIl.....,.,.t on Friday eate service SUnday evening In Mn. Edward Joltnoon a ad d~>h towels lor the school and evenm&. the hlch school tudltorl""'. cbildren spent the past weet In Boosters. Jaunita Rusche!, daughter ol Rev. Oowoo~ spoke on the 1m- Bridgeport, W. Va. with her A presentation ol Corning Mr. and Mrs. Allred Rusche! portance of us~ng God-given tal· mother, Mr!l. Fred Schroath and A letler of thanks was a Is o Glass Casseroles was made to who has been Ul with the meas· en.ts m the search for a s~tif- her _grand~_thet, Mn. Clifford read to the Boosters from t he the cooks of the school, Mrs. Jes is improving . fymg H~e. He used the Bible Ervm. 4t~ grade for the recreational . H dl nd M Neva . personality ol SamiiOII to illus· Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dennison . Lies ~eceived MamJe ea ey a . rs. MiSs Jeannette Bass of New trate his message. of Wheelin spent the week· rupp · Boothe. by Mrs. AII'!Ont ~n York arrived Saturday for a The Middleport High School end with r!IaUveo ln the Rut· half oith~ school~~ a r~r:~v:d visit with her parents, Mr. and band, under dlre<lion of Mr. land area and attended Heath appreciatiOn of . ~ th xtra Mrs. Stanley Bass and family. Eugene Gerke, played the pro- Methodist Church Sunday rOMIROY. OHIO l du~m·~ · the year m a e e Mr and Mrs Bernest Bruch cesslonal. "Pomp and Circum- morning. lac !Viles. . and ~hildren, Eiizabeth and Del· stance" by H. F. Luckhardt, u Mr. and Mrs. Newman .BurTONIGHT & TUESDAY There was an ele~·tlon of of. ·bert, of Enterprise spent Sun- the seniors m . ca~ and go~n dette, who are in charge of the ficers who are ~res1dent, .~rsi day afternoon wUh her parents, enter~ the auth.toriU~. Th~ IMU&I Children's Day progr~ "SPARTACUS" Jane Reeves ; ~Ice pres1 en Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Krider, vocatiOn was g1ven Y · at Heath Metbodlst conducted Kirk Douglas, Laurence Oliv· Mrs. Jeannie Miller ; secretary· Syracuse Howard Ruppelt. the flrst practlce seaslon Sunier, Jean Simmons, Tony treasurer. Mrs. Kathryn Miller. · . The ban~ played a musical day afternoon at 1:30. Curtis, Cbas. Laughton, Peter Ustinov, John Gavin, Ni· There will be no further meet· Mr. and Mrs . Elsworth Dlll selection, 'OVerture in Classl· Mrs. Charles White and dauings till the second Monday eve- and Mr . and Mrs. John Krider cal Style," by Charles Carter ghter, Texanna, visited recentna Foch. 4 Academy Award Winner! ning in September. and children, Josetta and John, Iwith Rev. Nyle Bon!en giving ly In Chesapeake, W. Va. with · The r 11 meeting this school term :the Tuppers p 1 a , n s · te was on Monday "':~, ~ ~esident Georg 1a a ot; "';.e~•ded . B~rn!as ~. ted·. bv secretary· tre~surer l:rvene . CaldweU, that the Boosters cleared $111.· . ~ at the May 4 Jitney supper. I - •• ~. :... j. ., .. .. ~· •" • ' ........ .. .... ., "' 'W£4'tJIER Cooler: tonrgbt. mcts. lodar m the lh, Lft' loaf&lll D • <II, Wed-., ,.uy doMJ ... .-~. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. 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