https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/42adb1429dbad038f0c00eae0eb6c3db.pdf f0a3a49e754585b98630219bdc854b85 PDF Text Text ·'Ft1 '")'~"!to., ,~. ,• I ., '- • ll>- • Mighty Fo*esa" followed by ~· r votlona by Mn llarry Layf!e Th~ The Dad'y Sentinel • devotibna inciUded scripture an•i a story "I Simon Of cfrene ' e . &·...-LANGSY.)L;LE ' ' LDntlllreth, • Mr and Mrs. C B fhlB was followed by the singing Middleport, apent Sunday after· noon at the home of Mr and 'Mra of "Sweet The Moments ' K F Lonrotreth M1ss Lelah Powell presided durmg the Recent Newlyweds Honored By Shower Given In Baptist Church Last Week MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY ~IS Manlyn Powell and \Irs Emma Jane McClmtock were hos Members ptescnt were Mrs Null tesses at the shower for Mr and Mrs George Dallas, Mrs Rubert Mrs !van Powell Jr, at th\: lewksbary, ~rs Jack Bachner Bapt1st Church basement Fndav Mrs John Fultz ~rs Robert Mor eve rung ns, Mn Richard Owen and Jud)' The large number or gtfts were Mrs Robert Mills, !1ss Anna How placed under a )ellow and grern ell, Mrs Wilham Walters and Mrs umbrella on a table wtth wh1te lhchard Schwab cloth. candelabra w1th yellow candles and flowers were yello w nnrc1ssus Presbyterian W,omen's Meeting Held On Thursday NEW furniture , J' \ The Women's AssocJabon of the F1rsl Presbyterian " Church met March 27 wath the Lenten mot1f dommatmg the opening devotions Mrs Lennie Haptonstal presented l Simon of Cyrenc .ond closed the devotLOn.s WJth a poem ''Two Pieces of Wood' Mrs Harold Sauer was In charge of the meet mg In the absence ol the pres1 dent, Mrs George AndcrsDn 1',$$95 l . ~-.. .~ r I,NOLUDES ' lefrl;eralor Gla luge Pay Only $59.50 dowa ud •zs.on per moalll aa• I PLAN BAZAAR The Haopy Hustlers Sund ~y School Class of the MethodJ~f Church will hold an E;..ster b~ zaar and bake sa le begwmng at noon and the PTA wtll serve a Jl~jle) supper begmmng at 5 p m at lhe H1gh School bu1ldmg Saturday, March 29th SALE ANNOUNCED w•ll be a Public AuctiOn March 2Dlh bcgwrung a! 1 p m The!(~ at the home of Franct~ Morns CLASS MET The Booster Class of th(' Bap hst Su nda) S::hoo! met al thl home of Mrs Henry Roush Fr day evemng Mrs Maggie Sh~ m prcstdCI.. presided over the busmcss scs!l I On Devotions were Jed bv Mrs Announcem ent of the Sprmg Presbytery to he held at Manetta Grella Simpson who those for h('r OhiO April 22 was made A con tuple 'Love" Refreshments were serve d b} trJbutton to the religiOus educa the hostess to rune members an:J t10n fund was voted to be made Hru;tesses for the evenmg meet four guests BANQUET GIVEN Jng were Mrs Dwight Wallace Th~ Aux1l1ary Post 602 Amcr1 Mn .Myron M11ler Mrs EYerett Bachner. Mrs Iva Brown, Mrs Le can Lcg1on gaYe a banquet m land Brown and M1ss Martha Ob honor of the 39th birthday o( the Legwn Apprmumatfly 100 wer(' linger !\e,rved after which a musual pro gram was prcs(\.ntcd BAKER FURNITURE • Oa,Tlle lrljhle~t Ceraer Ia Mlddlepo-t BIJSY ••• OR' ' BAD WEATHER! Mrs. Irving Karr Is Hostess For Bridge Party Prhr were awardt'd Mrs A ) KmJ:ht Miss Marguerite Meve 1 md Mr~ Charles Mullen whf'll Mrs lrvtng K trr entertained her hrHI .Ii!e <'lllh ThurRf'h11 ,..venl.) al het home Mason w Va Guests for the evemng 1\oer, Meyer Mrs Mullen and Mr<~ William Cltuk Rdreshments were served b} the hostess to those numed abow and Mr51 Albert Coatrs Mrs Fred Blarllnar and Mrs Rolland Ncutz M tR~ Many of out dtposuors s a-.c tunc and effort 111 b;~nkmg hy m ul Its easy, tafc, ~tnd (Onvcturm lt'l always a ple:lsurc to scc cus romers m pc:rson- but v.l1cn )Oil rc busy, or thC' wc:.ulu.:r IS b1d or yntl don t feel JU!U nght - Hmtmhu 1hc benef1r1 of b:mk rnJ.:, by m ul hn .l!" Nett lhomfl•t was the accompamst Al tin clo sr of the meeting edo k1cs lind coffee were served bY We PI)' .Z% lnleren On Your Savings • • l{cfrcshmcnh were ICe cream cake. each piece had yellow anc. ~reen weddm~ bcli.'i m nts nuts and coffee The FARMERS BAN.K ~d Savings Company .·.,1 ~L Me111ber 'FIIIIerll Re~erv~ Syalem a11111ller Federal DtiiOell Jaauranee Corporallon , POIIIIIOY, OHIO Mrs Georg(! Harrill \frs Harry Watson Mrs Donald Hauck Mrs Charles Swutzcl Mrs Guy Cowan Mrs Hcnzo Mcnchma, Mrs Albert Smith, Mrs Lawrence Moranty and Mrs Eugene Conde Nancy Burns Kitty Persinger Nancy Smith and Kathleen Grimes Slxth Grade pupab, were In charge uf lhe nu1 scry durmg the mecUng Lo ui ~e Dailey and Polly Hysell ol Hysell 's Beauty Shop re(ently returned from a two day regional J cosmetic meeting in Clnclnnatl ·RODUCING .•• John Harvey Republican Condidote for One Won One Class Elects New Officers Rock Springs Grange Holds Thursday Meeting Far4'well Party GivQI" Teacher At Sugar Run DON'T MEET FIRE WITH HAl/ WAY MEASURES! ::{ lOth Dlslrlel and Faetory Experlelll!e . e4 Years U.S. Navy (1• Monlllt Sea Duly) ' e I0 Years Ltlltlallve ,and Admlnlalra· live PoUtleal t:xperlenee , eAn Owner or Llneaale~ ~·ly Supply ~~ wholesale Beauly S~pply Houle) United Commercial Travelers, ~lllonle Bodlea, Slarlnc, and Fntcrnal Order or Pollee. . and bLUI as aiDng wlth my experience In •ervlnl people ~~ 1111 ha• given me '" cxeellent baekgreuod \o serve ~ou In cvor ICrvcd any special lntereata or lobbiea, J• believe Ia equal I ' and SUPPORT will be greaJiy appreciated , . Legislative AbiUCy , ,1 ll•r•eY 'Wei•Jor ~ nine weeks :"drs James S1mpson and Mrli Manon Aliensworth were m Park ersburg W Va Tuesday and Thursd11y or thts week to alteod u bas1c lramm~~: course of Girl Seoul and Btownle Scout leaders Jane Buon, daughter of Mr and Mrs Franci5 Btron, 18 Ill with a kidney mfe• lion at her home on South 3rd Street Bally •Swan, son or Mr and Mrs Marvm SwaA, is Ill at his home on Fisher Street Mrs Wtllu:tm Grueser, Grant St as •mproYtncf after a ser1ous 1U ness w1th pneumonta and asthma Out of town relatives who eatbe for the funeral of Davtd DaYis were ~drs Stephen Cullough and Wayne Brown, Columbus, Mr ~nd Mrs J C Goodrich and Mrs Anna Owens, Dayton, Mr& Maria Price, Mass Ada Dav1s, Mrs Fred ~cGee and Mrs B1rcb N1ckols, Coalton, Oh1o NEW HAVEN P T A The New Haven PTA held the.r March meetmg on the 20th at the Grade School MISs Betty Jones g.!l.ve the devotions, fol lowed by the Lord's Prayer re peated m umson by the group and the flag salute Mr~ John Morgan, preaJdeJ dunng the busine8s meetmg Theo •reasurer's report was giYen an'l approved the secretary wlt,s ab sent Mrs Morgan ga\e a report on the recent PT·A County Coun ell meetmg ul which ttme Man ford Blessing gaye a full report on the buses 1n the county Sh~ also announced that the April meetmg w11l be the 7th at thf' Roosevelt School The F1rst Aid Cla'§ses are now m sc.sswn caeh Tuesday and Fn day Wlth Ralph Gibbs Jr, a.s In ~tructor The fmance committee annour. ced that •• "'" """ resulted rrom th"" spaghett1 dmncr The group vot P.d education ror tothepurchase f rst three gradesal film , A nommattn ~, comm1ttee w:1.~ !lfJpolnted as fOllOW.! Aft's Don 1ld Bumgardner Mrs Lewi s Capehart Mrs EYerett Roush Mrs Frank Reynolds and Mr, carl Tennant Th r refreshm ents were served bv the Fourth Grade Home Roum Mrs w1lJ 1am Goodni te Mrs AliCE' K1rby and Erma, Leonard Smith· ~on Mrs Robert McGlothlin, Mrs 'lov Jones and M1ke Mn Fave Snuth Mrs Sara Dawson Mrs J C ~undy and Mrs Harr) Miller L'tDNS Frank Clendenin of Ravens wood was guellt spe krlr at th(' Liens Club meellnr laot week \tr rtendenm who is employed 1w the T(!lephone Cn, showed 3 him "VOice Beneath The Sea" concerning tbe la-.lng of the tint Trans Atlantic cable Hy the Bell S\stem Other guests were Fran ch Reachert of Pomcrlly and Churles Parness Members at teudlng th~ ~inner mertmg were John Wolfe. Charles Le•ter Charles and Geor•• J~well, Jam ~'I Keefer no1~ Diven, Gr.ra1~· Jtood Mark Ward, laet , :h~v Wccdrow Brown and Bob John tlon MYP Thc Methndlst Youth Fel'"' •hip Sub District meellna for '\larcll wa~ held at the New Hav •n Cburrh last Mondl)' evenlr11 lUcky Abel arted 11 prorra"' 1 ~nder A 1111:nel ttl .. t!uUlon "Docs Prayer Make a Ditterente" was .,,..M with Ann HOward Reline u moderator and the Pll"'l mo'll i et' lnrltldt.d Jhrhara BnsUc Be verlv B~tll and B.lrbara lloward Followin~t: the umll!ram sub it•t•lcl n~otdont, Lou'"' Xle51111' >I PI Pleuaql c:ondueted lh•· rnef'Un& The l!I'OUD take the Ahta Cafl!llntcr, in behalf of the .:lazs, Pl'lllented Mra 'nto(llas With a casserole A box or atatlonary was awen Mre Thom11 by Kath~· leen Grimea and Cheryl Ebersbaeh presented hor with a eake iced in .,hite with nine whllll eandleo and the inoeriP!lon "Good·bye Mra ~vJ"naiR eaeh or the Thomas" in pel(!n ~0'1\:S A"" G•mes wer. played presented \lelhodillt 'ltel!leqted 'll~ellnt !Iill Bulldmg costs have cally doubled tn 12 year~ Fire inal~r&IICI formerly adequate cover your ,loss at tod.av•• values 1 SEE US TODAY! 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Pllolle ~·*1'11•. baarue~ of All \nd The Refo•matlon • Also 1hdes were shown "Reb1rtb Of •a1tb' w1th Mrs Orpha Ohhnger as narrator Others attending were Mn Herman Layne Mrs W1lllam Poweli, Mrs Henry Moe Mrs Otto Grimm, Mrs Ann Gooo nlte Mrs Lew Roush, Mrs How ard Wagenhals, Mrs Bob Layne Mrs Thomas Grmstead, Mrs Lloyd Roush, M1ss D.ma Fry Mrs Wilham McFarland, MnClyde R1ce and Jim Fry Theron Morno~~ as recuperatmg at home after surgery at Holzer Hos· pllal Mr and Mrs Ca,rl Ktnncdy and children, Columbus, spent the week end at the home of hls fa· ther,~ Watd Kennedy Earnest Stansbury, of near Cql· umbus, called on Vonley M1ller, recently Mr •nd Mrs Guy Swadley had 115 week end guests thefr daughter "rs Clayton Hensler and clhldren PARTY of Albany Ml'fi Everett Roush enterlamed her daughter, Kathy, .. on her Mrs Carol Pieree and 10n Da· e ghth birthday w1th a party at vtd called on Sandta P1ete4t R1o her home Games were played Grande Supday a(terrfoon ',~_ and prizes awarded to several of Mr and MrB 1 Rlehard Fet.tr and the gueets '111e honoree re~JVed aons spent an evening at the home nany g ''~ and refreshments or '"r: andt Mrs Wendalf. Kaylor at were sened to the followlnt( New Haven ll:Uests K ttv Dod1on, ~rbara Mr an~ Mrs Dale Wrl1thl spent Kalt, Nancy Roush, :Diana Roush a day 1n Wellston last week Jumor Kmg, Susie Grlpl'tead, Di Mr and Mrs Jaci( Blrtrum• of vtd Roush, Mr and Mra Pred Columbus spent the week r.nd at Roush. Mr! Carl K1ng and Mrs their hrune ber:e Leslie Roush Mrs John DeKter 411d 'fhildrcn SHOWER of Huntmgton spent a 'night at the Mrs Bcbby Sayre wa!l honored home of .."dr and Mra Dale ~Vlth a stork shower at her home Wnght last WednesdBy evenme wtth M1ss ltr al\d Mrs Robert W1lcox and Elaine &ayre and Mrs James daughter, Sherry, of Chillicothe, Hoffman as hostesses Game~ spent a rew days at the home of were played and pTJzes were won Ius parents, Mr and Mr- F, W by Mrs Larry Kmg and Mrs Pat Wilcox ' Stevens, wh1le the door pr12e was won by Mrs Claud Bumgarner Mrs Sayre's girts were placed on a table, which had a center Re\ W H Strausbaugh calle.d p1ece of a stork and an umbrella and the color scheme bemg pmk on Mr and Mrs Percy L Peoples and whale Guests were Mrs C Sunday afternpon Mr Pnd.MU..~u ; D!Jhl were m Robert Tennant Sr. Mrs Norr,, Roush Mrs Clay Roney Miss Galhpohs Tuesday ~ Dn busme.ss MIS Ruth W1lson was an oYer Ruby Sayre, Mrs A L Sayre mght guest of her mother, Mrs Mrs Joscphme Miller Sendin o• g1rts were Mrs Carl TE::nn,ant, Belle Hilt Mrs Hilt returned to \trs ~ay Darlmg, Mrs Jame3 Columbus With her daus:hter due to Illness Her address IS Unlver ,.,roff1tt abd ,J~'tit~c Miller Slty Hesp1lal Room 939, 9tb Floor ' PERSONALS ' or 167 E N01:w1ch. Ave Mr and M s Otto Gr1mm 'r and Mrs Roland Ka.. antl A mtsecllaneous shower was f)eblne left Saturday ror a- Florida held honormg "r and Mrs Oscar 'acatlon Smtth, Frutay mght, at t~e hOme ~r and Mrs Guy Stewart o! or h1s parentt;, Mr and Mrs Law 1 tamond W Va, were recen renee Sm1th and famUy, , •uests of Mrs Johnson l)f M Mr and Mrs Nanme Wally Stewart r an d ,, mrs Lou Dle~l spent _latwoods Ky v•s•led Mr an· 1 Sunday evcnmg at Chester with ' ' u h1s ·r., J L Stewart during the SISter, Mr& Lona ftgcc~er eekend MPs Almn Gordan entertain~ a Mrs Bob Johnston • nd chd number of Jrtcnds at her home on relatlvCs.,. in Nitro 1'uc11day cvenmg With a l~yette 1.. ~~ YISJted £11 nday sh?wer }Jonormg Mrs Bill Batley 1 '1"1 d M R ii .~r and ~rs Clifford Jacobs and r an rs ussc Van Meter son spent Saturda i C0 J b spent Saturday evenmg w1th Mr l Mr and Mr : bn B !-UP us and Mra L D Paerce 8 o o~en and Mrs Nellie Cozart and son call- so~ ;ere DSunday guesls of Mr ed on Mr and Mrs Ha~ry Coleman an rs enver CarmeJ;~: tin·e ---- Wakeup Wonderlul! FOR THE SOUNDEST' SlEEP ANY MATIRESS CAN GIVE YOU ~t Attaignment Held MonaaJ George L)'lln Offutt, 21, ol Minersville w1ll go on lrlalior the mutder ot his wife Donna Jean otfutt on the date of A~~; nl 28, aeeordlog to a ruling made Monday morning l!y Com: , mon Pleas Ju!lg' John c. Bacon. . ' Offutt at 1 hearing held at 11 a m this morning through his attorney Frank W, Porter Jr , formally entered a plea of w lhe Indtclmen• aaaiOJl him of the "firat de,.. murder of hiJ w1fe on Mardi 15 ·• ' ' Coathes In Meigs-Co Pnor to entenn.r 1 plea to the Indictment Porter actina ., repro, oentalive of Offull and Jpeakmg for the law £1rma of HalhdaJ and Sheetl and Crow, Crow and Portu ••ked pennl.ssion of the c011rt t.o file a reque!l for a "Bill of Porth,. ulau In wh~eb are to be Jlalcd the place ahd lilne of o(fen~. and of the naturc of 1 and applicatton of weapon or weapons, if .any " ' Seventh Grf!der Is Champ Speller, In Middlepot:t ' Judge Bacon ltlpulat.d thai :rucb pernussJOD wtHild ftc grante1 w,th the '".lst:nl of Prosecut1ng At· torney .l,.mea II O'Brien ~ • In oflonng hi • plcadmg of "not to the charge the defense d:d not indlcate as to whether or not trial w<;uld be al!kP(I by jurv or by assignltl\!Dt of two jud~e.s in Jddatlon to .Judge 1ohn C Baeoo to bear the eue Under slate lt:Jtu l.e.s it 11 pemusubJc for the de(en 'JC to make such rcquesl nul by thr~e judges IS nC<'e!San: In C81' 6.~ Jf '\ capttal offense, JD caM! JUO U"Jal '' w1lvcd Follow 1n_g h1c entermg of h•:; plea to tlle lndJclment Judge John Bacon remanded Offutt tO tlie cust :>oly of Shenlf Robert C Harten bacb and Gfdered him held In the ,,, Me1gs County Jail wJthout bond il)ctloh in circles by having three cham· Offutt was arresteiJ oil Marcb Ul g at a bsnqu.et hOnoring Pomeroy athletes by lour days after tlle death of hu wafc 1.11 be left the cemetery fol '""'' .,..,. bY t~e 'camera, deep in diseuss10n. Left lowing her funeral m the Gilmore uckeye 4 ague Grtd Champions, Rutland, Cemct~ He had been heJd w1tb SEO basketball Champions and Coach Nolan out bond rml!c thal datt ba8eblHJ !(lam. Sub!ect of the huddle'?' &ports ln a '§Ubneq~ent preliminary hearing held belore Coqnty Judte Emmett Pl!op1es Otfutt beard eVl· l ·de,nce IDirodueed that aceused h•m "!' •layer of btf' wife of bot live months and in Which 1t Will Intimated tbal be killed hia "lie ill an 1mplemeot ah~d a! the rear of her parentl homl! and that be lnn.oporled ber bodY to the ••'\"• ol an alleged aecidont on lbe ChU. tet Baaban road and the ear to 10 lbc roor ~udty" of ~pproxlmately Pomeroy Lee Reed, 18, of RceM of the car said he lost fcoo•ntr•ol,, ran oil the ~1ghl 11de of 11rllla1~ roi~·a ~~~~ddur~~~u:~i::~~~~ tWo of the four. oeeupaata in th'e car were thrown ou\ After lravel· mg up the d1tch for 430 feet 'the C!&r crashed mto a cUlvert Richard Swam, 1•• and another brother1 aged 18, not idf'nW1ed bY the Highway Patrol, all est.:;;.ucd m jury spbrts Re~d wiis arrested fot apcedmg by t11e Highway Patrol ahd order· ~d 'to appe~t 1n County Judge People'• court at 10 a m today AI 3 115 m Sunday Ke~netb of Rutl~n~,-,ul 4 .M;;r;;s;;;W;;a;;rd;;;;;Ch;;e~s;;h;:;ire;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;G~l~e~n~W~a~r~d~_,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;. Judge Bacon Se~ Trial Dite SINGLE COPY-Se "Not Guilty" ill Motherg and Miss Goldye Hart acted as registrar Olh er mem and family, Sunday Mrs Ahce Moore and Shirley Roberts were tbe Sunday dipper hers present were Mrs Charles Brown Mrs Everett Roush Mn Guests of Harold Ward, Satur- guesLs o( Mr and :drs Job~ Daehl Tom HoHman, Mrs Emo Wooll day were his brother, Wtlbur, and Callers were Rev Strausbaua:h and 1eeo for V"DEdwards ,,, Mr and Mrs Marshall Delaney of Ravenswood were SundJ.y guests of Edith and Homer Hay mon 8111 McKenzie or Kanauga spent Saturda} wath h1 s mother Mrs Laura McKenzu~ , Mls.s Conme Hendracks of Mar 1etta spent tl)c weekend w1th M1ss Maniyn RICe Mrs Lilil~n Hayman and Mrs Grctta Sunpson visited Sunday Wllh Bru~.: 1e Simpson who 1s Ill at Pomeroy James Jackson, Pittsburgh, was a guest of Arlhur Beegle ~1r t~nd Mrs Earl Custer of CmcJnnnti were weekend gue.sts of Mr and Mrs Jerry Powell Mr and Mrs Tom Lmdsey son Scotty of Columbus spent the weekend with her parents Mr and M1 s Mason Spencer PERSONALS ~r alld Mrs Gary Spires of Mr and Mrs Paul Hom~e l dau Columbu s were recent guests o~ ghter DebbJC and Mr and Mr• her par ents Mr and Mrs Ja<'k Henry McCormick son Pat or Sharpna ck Columbus spent Sund.ay wtth M1 and Mrs Ralph McKenzie: Miss Mr nnd Mrs FrancL~ Morn Mnc Mor•ason and Mrs Laura Me and grandscn Bill Lake calle1 Kenue rm Mrs Elste Roush a~ Pomero' Mr and Mrs Russell Radchfl ,Sunday afternoon YISJted her mother, Mrs Antonia Foster (our days last week en• route from Flor1da to their homt" at Beaver Falls Pa Guests of Mrs Antoma Foster Fnday eyemng were \lr and Mn Vernon Bobb and chJlt:lren Col 'Mrs J H Stephenson Wt~s elect ed as president when the One Won Gne Clnss of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church met Thursday e'ven mg at the home of Mrs Stephen son with Mrs Lorain Sterrett as a!'Sistmg hostess Nmcteen ::pp!icatwns v.erl' r NI I Other officers elected were Mrs for membership when the Rock Atcn Shain, vice president, Mrs Springs Grange met Thursday C\ Walliam Watlon treasurer and cmng M~s Joseph Cook, secretary Amo~ Leonard wollh> mastc1 Mrs Albert Smith, president pr c~l dl:!d and on.e appeal for aut presided, and plans were naade to was answereo A contr ibution w1l s purchase llowers for the sanctuar., made lo the Melga County Health for Easter Coun cil ror the Health direcloJ' ' What God Can Do For Us' was and .dlled ngcnc1cs Mrs Amn ~ Leonnr"it home economics chair the teachers thought by Mrs Ste man announced that the sewm,: phenshol\, who also leJ the devo and bakmg contests would be hel1 lions ualng for her top1c ·The Cru e1f1xlon " at the April 24 meeting A salad course was served by A program was presented b Mrs Wilham Morgan lecturer, ami the hostesses to thole named above members responded to roll ca •l and Mn Ray Se•denabel :.Irs Mrs Walter with their plana tor spring Group Geor1e Skinner Wolrc , Mrs Wtnafred Slilcs, Mrs sJnalng preceded a poem by Mrs Howard Bolin At article on I u1 Daisy Jasper, Mrs T T Shelton, her Our banks was read by M1 s Mrs Harry Lee Bailey, Mr• Dale William Grueser and Howard Boll t Wipp!e Mrs J E ~·eater, '4rs Ellen Couch and Mrs Elmer Wick IJ&Vt' a tr1butc to farmers An uticle on Alexander GrJ ham ham Bell b; ~Irs Homer Race fol lowed 'A b1t or nonsem:e" by Mrs C!Uiord Leilncil A game led b1 Mis1 Bctly Leonard concluded tn 1 prognm The quarterly birthday suppea was hold lollowtn~ the meelmtl T~e ,ail<ln arade al Sugar Run SChool enb:rtained wlth a surpnse farewell party for Mrs EYerett Thomas, who has •llbstituted for Mrs Pearl Williams lor lhe past CONGRESS e 4 \'eara John Parsons and son ~flddl"port, Mrs Ralph G1l more Pomeroy, Mrs Mattie Yost Oak Grove and Mr and Mrs EbE'r Carnahan Mrs Coel Welherholl of Galla p'olls spent the weekend with her mother Mr.s J F J1Y1den Waller Cctntor Clinton, 0 v1s1ted several days with his Sl'§ ter Mrs Althea W1ckl ne '-lr and Mrs T G H1lldore dl'!ughter Donna Jean and Mrs Chnstme Lake spent Sunday af ternoon at the home of Mr anJ Mrs Wm McKelvey Portland Mr and Mrs Lmlcy Hart and children VISited Mr ana Mrs A' bert Srrnth at Pomeroy Sunday Mr and Mrs Ira Beegle are m Wheeling thas week on busmes'> Sunday rlmner guests of M .. and MrS Frank Cleland were Mr 1:md Mrs Larry Taylor daughter K1malea, Mr and Mrs Richard Young and r.lr and Mrs lYan Po•,ell umbus, Mrs busme&S meeting Mr and Mrs Ray Miller, Park· Mrs Bob J'oiJOston gave a report ersburg, spent a week at lhe home on lhe ch~reh library and the o( his brother and sisters, Vonley, troup voted to g1ve $5 00 to pur Etbel and DaiSy Miller "hase a book for the library Mrs Harold Gardner was the Mrs Lawrence Parsons was guest of his son, Harold Gardner orogram l<'ader and gave an in Jr and family, Columbus, the past lereslmg talk on 'Martm Luther week ' d~~ Federated Church Lenten Services To Be·Wednesday Lenten sorv1ces will he held at tt-e Fed,rated Church, Wednesday at 7 SO p, 1ll "Sball 1 Glorify !llm1" wtit b• the top1c of the sermon by the Rev Waldq J Bartels, U!nng as h1s text, Luke 23 47 Holy Communion will be obsen• cd Thursday at 7 30 p m On Good Friday there w11l be three bout ::: devetlonal service beglnninll at 12 noontoap m • The Eaatcr ounr1se acrvlce will be at 6 30 a JD and the serm,on topic will be 11 The Resurrection and The Life, AI 10 30 a m lh' Euler ,worship servioe will be held, and the iierml,li1 topic will b.. 11 Who Lives For •You?" Holy Com munion ' will follo"f each of the•e 1 service~ An Eiiler brcaltfaat w II be ,., ved by the Womcn'l Guild follow Inc the sunrise •ervlce SatteR' Death Leon , Ciendtmn Dtstru:t, Gebrge A Arrmgton, Gallipolis Jerry, Gr~ 4 and Effie Roach, Hen(lerson, bam District, Edilh Johnsop, Le latl Rl 2 and Donald F ROIUih, New Haven, Hannan D1strlt!t, Rota Evelyn Edmonds, Glenwood, Rb 1. and Thelma Watte~aon Apple Grove, Lewu Dtstrlct? 111Jnee Me· Nell, Eugene Ball, and VIrgil Sid· crs, Sr ' sll of PI rteasant, Robin· son District, Irel)e Brewer, Old Town Road, Pt Pleasant; Union Dlstrte~ Gus Dou~las, Jr, Grimm's Londine, Worgencr Distrlet, Vel· ma Bums and Clifford Car~dn both ofl\laaon • ' Those drawn Cor pcht jury dUty are as lollows: • Lou13e Powelj, New Have~, !)on me l'o.,.<olt, P my, Mrs ' IW~I'Yn Glbeaut, Pl. Pleasant, Doua'ias Wbeaton, Ashton, Allee Bella M•· Carlney, PL.,;l'leaaant, Marth~ Er· win, South S1~... J 0 Bush, Gallipolis Fefryi ' Tatt Boston, Letart, Orville Martin, Pbny, Helen Stew· art, Masoni Ernest c. Plants, Le (Contlnutd On Pa.. T-l Work ..as bemg rushed loday to gel the cars whtCb were not damaged heavuy, back onto ralls This job .,... expeoted lo be c:ompleted by I~ o'clock tonight guilty" lo charges be!orr J'obn Bacon, th1s mornmg Leonard Wyatt. ll ol RuUand and Jatbcr W~alt, 22 of Rutland w<re Riaec<! under bond~ of $1,000 each b' Judge Baco11 and no tr1al date if yet set A E., Erwin ef Middleport w11 engmeer on the tram which waa MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted, SaturdiY, Mra. Mar moving about etght milea 11<1' hour 1ene Smilbi Jleedovdle, Mrs Mal 1ns1de the yards at tbe time of derailment The f1rst 10 cara bacK t1e Frost, Long Bottom; Mr~ El~ ol tho pow•• umlo Jumped elf the Fre':¥r, Mmertvllle Discharged, Saturday, Waite lratllo Voss. Pdmeroy, Mrs JOn Trussell Brak.:: on tbe ol the cara and daughter 01 Long Boltom m the b jliD automatically set at Birth•. Saturday. llr and Mn the ~r~oment of deraUmenL Horace Smtth, Re:cd11\'tlle, a 100. Railroad offtclall aaid , trafftc Admitted, SUJ1day, Mn. , Gen waa belnQ maintained on ochedule Harris, Syracuse, Mra LllllaD Me while nrlocement of lhe d.. Bride, Syraeu&e, Mrs Hanier Geol! mled canl II being completed. , lein, Pomeroy; Mro Earl Riggs Rutland J Diochargcd, SQndaf, )Irs. Wayno MIITING t~L~IO ' The Amal'ur Gi$ners Clu~ Wlllon and son, llaolne Births, Mr aod Mra. Gene Har will meet Wcdnellllay at 8 p ' m al the rcaldence of Mra ~ld Loh· rilra <laughter, Smcuat mood uled last two weeb, 10 ae in Pomeroy, aeeordlng to an· plrila I nounr!ement made today. I I Of Activities Thts 12 )ear-old Seventh grader tn Middleport IS the champaon .peller m hJS town and wlU re present h1s school m the state' ~pellmg match later thts month JUchard Oller 11 the son of Mr and Mrs Richard Oiler, Sr , 838 Hyoellsl He wa• a member of Seventh Grade basketball (e~ and starred as an end n.an 10 the 7-8th Grade mmaltrel sHow re ~ently ... ) Oller'• alternate Is Carla Sue G1lmore, d•ughter of Mr. ana !lr~ ~lrl Gilmore. MO ~s~~~~~~~;u.~~~~:.~~~r~ 1 Dorma • Va, Mrs Grovu. ·:····-·· ••,. W Va., Mrs Martha P'"''" md a brother Wml1eld :llben, w va. Frtends may call at tbe '4'uneral Home uoW lt130 fay. Burl&! wlil be mode alme,tilll<J r~e•netez~n~c~ar~th~e~c~h~urc~h Mayor's cour\ in Mtddlcportliad ' busy week end w1th tlJ. treamry'" :!llpecling to be fattened off the !Kapades of tbirsty and emng CitizenS. .Arrested for InlOIJCitiOn 1 I -., ~ �' .' I. ii~~ii~~::;~ Ate'ffi\~wn·~. ; "'t,;!,{:lA Ono) J .• . O~en View Now IJay He/dJ/n Middl~porf.Fri~ • ' ly OA11'TDH MDOIII f.orward In Commur,ity, PTRg~S~ year in demonstr~tlon clubs come in fer a b1g cllunh Day of cred1t too. Mr C E .Siakeslee and Mrs anw Home Econo Geneva Nolan certamly could do ]IItle With· In recent years 11 out cooperatwn from volunteer helpers High ~hool Sa1d Mr Blakeslee once women atlended the all • My JOb really is IQ get these rural organ1 zahons rollmg, then turn the runnmg of them completely over to SOI}1ebody else " The "somebody else" of course, Is officers of the ne11 ly o.rgamzed group One such group, for example Is the Southeastern OhiO Hereford Assoc1ahon There are many others I I oo Mid Day News 115 I~ MOvlellme 3 00 Matmec Theatre: 4 00 Queen lor a l>ay 4 45 l ,oderu Roman£eo 5 0t. <:o~::e Time e SO Sp1 Playho... 6 15 Spona Eye 6 25 Weathenaat 6 M NeWI 'Pictare 300 400 .. 4 't:l 5W & 3~ 6 25 6 30 r 45 ;w.;-... Ke!tles; ,.GJil, ', j bOO 0 !I;QQ , , 1\13\1 T~,o~ \1'er.i F - , t OA 'll!'(f111', o~ ~ , D13ll ll<loll~j>'D~ 'lli\Cater '1 u" lill Ttl' 700 7 30 T ~ The P,tlee :\. 10 00 sui~clon 'I~ u,a 600 6 t~ Nil~ News ' 7 ()0 Hawkey~ , Everv viSitor w M!ddlej)Ort's 22nd Annu~l Achievement Day was llt1pressed \\ilh the great sll ides forward 1n pubbc recognition of the Importance or community responSibll· 1ty by each md1v1dual, and !lf the value of h1gh standards m home, ne1~~rhood, com· mumty, town, county and state -C T \ r 9 00 ! I'I•W•iJH:~n.. lliO Wea•l1 l' 1115 The J'ac:lli Poar Show I 00 Slen oil 'I Amish Schools Get Closure . '~~~~~~~~.==~~~- Scnicemen -- Foreign News Commentary By CHARLES M. MeCANN United ,,.,, lteff CorresJtOndtrtt lL ..., ·~ U~lr.tj Pro• ,, ,liA,VAjliA - Cub•• ro~cl loR~"" li'i~e) Castro, In pri!dlcllng the !all by April '13 of Presldenl ~·uJgen 1)10 l!iltsta'~ JOVOflljllCnl ,• '111l !lll fe~lulioa Ia lal, hond 1and ·~• people of Cu~a ,'lf"iJJ'IIInljl to make any soerllice lo rid l!em .~· ~lvea ol lbi! tnanl Ihey have l~n snddlod \Yith lor •• many #Oirt," ¥c I i ' ~ KONG - "(urncD.II 1\merjean Nep;ro 1oldlcr l.n Rnnce S¥lllvan1 oiler returning fr01v , mqr~ than aeven yoara In Red l Amnnn Milford 1. llyRell 19 !I ' 1 ''1'lli>J tre•lod me more thon sui son of Mr and 'MrR Oe\1 Jly ~c ll ~ !f~io:ij,l!'f teeelved ull lhe prlvlleg RFD Na t , Middleport has com ;.1 • u. jual ~ Soviet, ~9JIIrades und plcted the fm;t phase of hn ~1c O!lilf ~toill\lltiOnil <11mradeo " military traming at'cord ing to ~ -r-Sturr Scrll~.1nt W1lhum L MllltJr, 1 1ij'jj/E$!W,Ofl:r, C9nn - Mra Mor tho locol Ah For('c Hocrultcr , ~-, ,1! lilb!lii ~ Trevpse, Pa, one Alf!)lan Hy"il entered lho Air o! aliiiut 1100 paeilioll lnnrchlng 011 VIII~ Nlll\11\• headquf rlero In Irorce on tho lOth of January, IDftB ~ ~ Vft~ I• proto1l nucleat along with Bill Miller, Mrandson of Mra Mario Poatlewait, also of Mid PG" f, ftatti dleporl, under the U S Air Force "I':~·M the wey have 1114, ~p It Up ' Ttie reacllon "Buddy PrOJjram• Airmen Miller and Hysell complclcd their boslc ~~~~~'It !ova"bie" tralmng ut Lackland Air Force l'i~tl..t Base, Sun Antonio, Texas lirONnAO IIAY, limaeli UPNORF'Ol K \a (I IITNCJ ·lolill._'l',; .Q'Jtourkf, pn\aldenl or lbil m!•K ,Aill,.!!~lcaq Prp11 Ahn Joseph E Bowers, rtroman •ppren· to t!Rk(na the Cuban gqvem· lice USN, son or l!:t\l•OIIt Howun ul lltnt 1411' llllllni h~~e•\ c(lllelam Minersville, Oh io aboard the tank b lliLv pollteiol opposition landing sh1p USS Woldo Counh )_;;; t f returned lo Norlo~k Vn March If~ 11 tfte outeom~ in 31. afler takln1 p,rtln the Atlan CIIN. no oha~i• lor the bellor tic Fleet amphibious exerch;e ,.a ~~m~r , until Cuhans aaaln 'I ANTPIIIOEX 1118" ol!lhc lOUth •l:t~d"' ll!herent hum,an • ~"WW~ IO'Ii!low a~d · ll•c ••stern Allanllc Coast l'fillt tof-tll their o~inlona • atcm,, , .... ..,........,:. ' .. .. ~ -~ BY BLANCHE M !IASI;INS L~~~!~ ~Yu~ ~~Hard ust now c an out my purse A tavor1te story not really of money, but of old no Sam 'BiU am't the man he u11ed to be" Jim ''No nor he never wuz' count shps and papers ot thts and that 0 What I m aiming at is gctlmg tho&e contents down to an trreduc Nlk•ta S Krushchev, In taking Amusing, yot really pathehc to tble m1mmum And now I've done over thl' pr1me mlmstry of RUI me 18 Dave Garroway and Co m sla may be aiming tlt a direct Florida, wearing heavy coats col Some thmgs d1scarded conference w1th Presadcnt Easen Iars turned up, staff breezes whip Old nuto an surance shps ( I just hower ping their clothes but gamely go now bought new license tags and That por;slbahty 1s purely specu unl on about Flor1da and Its won \tecp that bright new recmpt right latlve But 11 mtght be one 1 ea11on ders why Kl rushchcv docaded to take At fam ed Sarasota Museum J m my purse), old 1ecetpts for Red Mrs Lmme Gaul was ca llmg on over the formal governmental kept wonrlenng why their walk::. Cross Cor PTA for cancer dr1ve a store sales slip o few bedra~gled •e•d~rshl~,hlm"lf sll Iookckd 10 blork and abck, stamps i nd !ales t~ stamps i:f6u,1~rr.,~t;J·~~,~~ " flier "I~ l It had been pre<hctcd ttibt Na Turned out 'twas a rnmh1 , and sales small out dated calendar, a for kohu A Bulr.anitl;. WOuld bl oust over and o.ver we hear • R,ainin m goUen lltore l1sl, and so on down cd as Prem1cr at the current Florida' , We just went 1ft sw1m mcetmg of the Sovmt parliament m1n'' or wh•tevcr m sp1te of tltc the line II also hlld been predicted how rain Carefully kept are my Mcial sc ever, that Bulganln's successor Seem11 110 odd to me as on our cur1ty r trd Oh yes, I have one probably would be one of several one trtp to Ponce deLeon coun from a long ago hme when I up-and-commg younger men In try years and year& ago not one clerked n £ew wcck enrls at n to the ruling Communl!it Purty Pre drop of ram 1n the whole month cal Rtorc I keep 1t, though hcav suliutn Tho&e sehons surely must be en knows why Mr Allison At Low Point chongmg down there Also ret~uned are my check Khrushchev alreudy wns the We nll feet genumcly sorry for book and wallet a hnnky {jm~t m No I man m lac! In Soviet lead cilrns and vc•clablc growero there case), my nitro glycerm tablets ershlp berause he Is the F1rst "' "' Secrelar)l or th.e Party, in control who ve loat so heBVIIY this year, fdon't get excited I alwaYK have of the pohtlfal machme which tQ R~Y nQthlng of heavily 1mpnlr mtro gly,cerm around, old hat rcnchcs mto every hamlet in the ed tourist trade whlch mtght take with me now), and some note pap Sov 1ct Union years to build back up er Well there's one jag of 11pr1ng II is Slid thai ep1demlc or bust cleaning done, If I never see the The months long negotlal10n' ne&s rever!lel in Bangkok on the for a Untied Slates • B r II I o h other Ride of lhe world con al back of my neck, praised be AI Iah French • Ruasian summit confer ence on world tensions reached a feet us here low point In the laat exchange or And mosl11urety, frozen orange Best Gen Grant story I ever United States Soviet tommunu:a q;'lorlclaand unoccupied motels ln heard lions carries a deadly "'••gh\, 1, Seems the 11 Ginral" and his men ca11e to a Southern home found ThCAe were tho United Statos d 1p 10 m at 1c memorandum or All helps udd up to fl gt nve un some !lilchea (don'l you just love 'March 6 and Russia's reply or employment sttuatinn th~l word) of carefully horded ba con. some corn me•l •nd such and Mnr<h 24 aske~ lhe Southern ladleo lo ln the Mnrch 6 notn, Sccrelary pare a meal !or them which tne:y, 11 ol Stute John Fosler Dulles asked did Groot lnolated tho ladies eal ' Whut Is the purpose lor which lirst They prot••ted but did ao a summit' rncotln~ would be held? Is II the purpose merely to Explalnloi &aid Gra~t "Shdcks. take a chance slate. a apectacte• Or is It the ... purpose lo la~e me!lllln&!ul decl· slona?" .. ·- Hear J. Sherman (Jim) Porter Elberfeld's Meigs County News 11:10 P.M. . 8 DO 8 4~ Q 00 9 00 10 30 11 00 II 30 12 ~ 12 15 Captain Kangaroq CBS News Morning Show Garry ~oort How Do '1•¥ Rate Artbur Godfrey DO!to Jojews at Noon Love el Lll• 12 30 Search for Tomorrow In County Board o! Educahon loid 12 45 G•td.ng Lighl Amtsh school ofrle~als Saturdll)l to I 00 Katie's Kitchen brmg the1r two schools up ~o , ) 30 As the ,Wor!J T1lrDI state standards or close 2 00 Beat tl~e Clock The two Am1sh schO'ols are one 2 30 Housepart1 room schools and claliSCS are only , OQ Jilt Payoff to the etghth grade 3 SO Tho Ver~icl 18 Youre The LegiSlature on Feb ll, 4 110 10righter' Day 1957 adopted mmlmum element 4 15 Secret Storm ary sch(:lol !itandards rcqumng at 4 3il Edge of Nlgbt least lhree Cull t1me teachers and ~ Record Hpp no more than two grades occupy 5 30 MGM Lale Show mg a elassroom errecttve at till!: slarl o! the 19591960 school term 8 30 Yc•!r Esso Reoorter I ' CHina 1 ,, Did You Know Ibat? ' Channel &-Mondpy Channel ~Tuesday, • ThiS 1s no s1mple thmg to cure, that Is ccr· tam Prcv1ous village admimstratlons have Mestled 11 but the) winner, so far has al· ways been mud apd mconvemence It 1s one of the Ills that m1ght be tackled With gusto this year Cunng 1t would be a feather m somebody's hat-C T lial tcienee adviHI !!;llllan, had a hand the reporl Earlier EUenh~· aave the "'f"Y. lnd teacbert ol , AA For<e a ~a-ahead on moon several of tbem lq transio~ ' ~PI~•!!•• ,!Dille time aJO But Ins aclenliflc and technicol tmowi • !lie ~noun~ment waa h1ld up un- e!lge into ljmpler lan&U•re that W IPt TlillrSdoJ to permit prior eould be more e11ily understood > Pl!buealion of t)1e bujc "lnlrodac· by the aeoeral pu~lle "'' uo~ to; lllller apaee" reP<Irl of the Prepanlion of the 4,000 • word ....delit'o.Sdenee Advltory Com· report required ••"l'ral weeb mtltee.1 The oclentlala met here frequent· ~ W.hlte Houoc bas recOIVed ly, without publicity, and "\me of I'! ~!\~Pi' f911Uelll for eople• of lhe meetln,a, tneludlnr some at 'U!f: ~Qorl• tbot It may be pr1nted lunch, were held at the While ,, > public document House. 1 .If 4' , Amona: themselves, tbe scien • Futtber l'<)pol'U In easy to-under· tlall re!erred to the reP<Irt as \ s~a la)I"Jancua,.s .are planned '1he down to earth space ne~t one 'IDlY be fortbcomilll proaram " The term ofas lnlplred l'itbin 1 rear. asaumln1 suceeu by the fact that thell' purpose !!'>mOOD exploration are achieved wu to IJI'k' tpact exploralfon ~1 , !bOb. PfeiOnt publicil,Y poUey understandable to ordinary, earth· li' Ill w~t 110UI solid progress 1o bound people ~ • They ,also wanted "a sober, re1 • _ ah1he presentation" rather tban te~~~~~ aqd .govern10enl of , Of anytbinl bordering on aclence f w worklnl on the opaco pro- fiction That's wlj)l the reporl del a;>p\!ar eon!1dent o! bitting bUnked some of the Wilder specIll~ moo11 Wllhln 1 year Bul they ulallon about apaee warfare dom al:e earelully avoldiJII aoiJII on lnaled by bembiJII and ml81de~d wJth ony ta!'lel dates van !Iring saleliltes and baaea orr the tUfi'd a~d Explorer failures bave moon Jiwle !hem wary It IS customary at the White r,nts Is the reason the •nlt11l House that wheneVer the Presi ~lrilfoductlon to ouler &pace" ro dent takes a trip, newsmen and P~~rt cave timellble goals In gen photo(l'aphers a few days before : e~ lerm• - eBfiY, later still sign up on the press room bulle t la(er, and much later sUit The II~ board to oC<cmpany hun e~rr.nt lunar exploration objcc W1thin mmutcs after the moon lives - sh()Ots m the v1ctn1ty or exploraUon program, w a s an the moon - fall in the ' early ' nounced, so m e photographers 11gned up lor a trip to lbe moon ..,.,ory. They included ''Mooney " Ryan , o! ~·ll "Rocket" Smith, C h a r II e "BI•st Off" Corte, and Murray "Guided Muscle" Alvey _..H CorrtiiPOndonl f' WASHINGTON liP - PreBI4enl 1 , Yl!!l<id ,Proto 6 45 Sports Parade 6 M Weatherman ,,¥fel Cori~>• Archer ,...Hob. Hood ·!).r r= TTt~ t 8 DO J!Ui'll?'aliii"Allen 8 30 Talent Scouts Q 00 Danny Thun1as 9 ~0 DeCflmher Bnde 10 00 Stud• • One 7 59 S1gp1,j)n 8 00 <ll!Pt•ln Kai!PI11o 8 ~I I fj/18 NeWI 9 CD MorniJII Sbow tO uo Garrv Moore • 10 30 'II?~ Do You Rate' 11 30 Dono " • .'~119.. Ne.l!'!.ft Noillr , 12 15 Love •' Life ,M 1 12 3C Seu4Jj l<n; :'J:Atl'~~ 12 45 Guldin~ Lf~ht "' 1 oo 'Ieaiie•§ Kit~ uoj''l ;(i'til'e' WOO!iJ:'lruriil'• Jl qlJd 1"\j •t t! .JI !:;1\ I 2•00 Beat lbe Cloet> , ~· 2 30 ijouaeparcy " ,,, , • 300 •Big Payoff ·, ,,i ;r 8 80 The Verd1<t II Yoiii!IJ f 00 Bri1hter Bay• ,~ 'n"' ••:~& Sctcret-Storml ~ li~' &3D EdgOI ol Night" 1>\m 5 00 Rceotd< 1Hop"! 1 "" 1t 5 30 •MG:>! tP.fiY ~~P~~'~ 6 30 Your Esao :fll)por~~~ R45 Sports }'JradJl • • ill4 R ,~P We~lher!JlliD , •h~ 1 ' ,.7 00 1\~haq! DIBIIJOVd "''· 'I 31J< 'hll!ph~V~tt;-t oJ.'a " 8 DO Mr Adams and Eve 19 30 Wing\) ' 1ii:O(I To Tell ·Tiie1·1ilrt!h. 9 so 10110 10 30 for ita steamy music spread !or miles ,;r all dlreelions No better announeer of the lbOW)Io.,ls m•val could be lmagm ed Children and grownups held theu bre!ltb w1th excitemdnl as 11 was ployed. ~apable, (Contlnut4 FfWIII ' ' " qq Roull!; Dalllr1, cremew, Glen· Wood. "'"~ ~ 1 .WA I Roulh and ' Nelaon Routh, Hnen, Iva )!orrlson, Leon Willie Barnett, Leon, All<o C. l!:. Fowle~ Jr , both o! Bonnie Cadle Hirt.SU.Oo, Pllny, Pleo11ilt, Wit Gar· El ::r~·:?.~n~;;:~Gl:.ay n Jt.: ,Marth' Ohio ,...epal'i~ Like From ·-\1 AL--L r:...'l UWtJ • J • 'Mri{1 I st:JQJa. ·· M Gaul" and daUiblrr, • ~ ~W ~rch !ell Ohio lodiy like llle proverbial lamb, filth fair wealh er and ~prlnJitke ll!mperatureo expected to prevail for at least the ne~t two daYI The weother burei1o~ald todaf't h•lb'• will bo In the ® '1 and to night's Iowa In l.lie 3D'• A high prellllre rldse now In the Mississippi River Valley wdl move to the L!lkes re~on Tue8' day, brin&ln& fair and warmer weather By Wedqesday, however, 1 law pressure trou&h will Increase clou· d1ncts over the slate with a chance or II few Jprmldes or rain. Light ram was &eneral over Ohio during the week end but amounts were generally less than one tenth o! an Inch Sunday's temperature range was from 47 at Cleveland to 53 at Columbus Early readmp tOday were as low as 30 at Toledo and up to 4tl at C~esopeake where sk1es were overcast. Vickie Lynn spent Thunday with her mother, Mr1 D J Mor1an, lla.t,woodl, Robirt Dorot apen! Sunday in Columbiij Mr and MrL Norman Bahr were In GalUP</11•, Tmday and 1tlllted t~e lormea mother Mn ~nO.t Bahl 1)1 Holzer Hoopltlll Mn - Babr will undergo ourgery lOOn Mr and ',Mra. I ,M Gaul open! ..unday lafli!fnoon wllh Mr an< )Irs Nlal Koehler, Guymlle Mr and Mrs Delbert Gaul and ljro Luey Gaul have been al tendmg revival meet1n1s at A1 h'ed M,. E Church. Mrs Orta Gaul and MrJ Bar bara Gaul were callina: on Mrs ,Howard C.ldwell and children Monday afternoon Mrs Edgar Dont wa1 a recent caller of the Smcialr £am1ly ol Jlo~oh, merPI CillO,New all Havets, Gr1mm'a Landini I! A Blain, GaUlpolls Ferry, Dale Roush, Pt Pleasant, William Absten, Leon, Raymond Grinstead Muon, Wilham D Cossin, Leon, Leslie Bennett, Pt Pleasant, Wood row Foreman, Maton, William BoBwell, Wetl Columbia, &!bert Nl chota and C W Ca~Je, Loon, Paul E Mc({oy Kaylong, Bernice Ander son, Beech Hill, Jenny Stone, Harl lord Hazel E RouSh. Weal Columbia, Lorene Huleaa Ma11on, V1rginia Kay, Letart, Gussie May Abston Leon, Mary Hellerns, Martha Ten nan!, and Mra. F H Capehart, all of PI Ple.,ant, Myrtle Wmkler, Ashton, Nannie Powera, Apple Grove, Cleo Gllllople, Ashton; Freda Lyons, Lola Roush, Mary L Ber ry, all of Mason, llcliY Fry, Oievia t,lrL Ada Slock Roush, both of New Haven, and Mrs Mary Barrows was in Sue Casey of Apple Grove charge of the meetmg of tb~ Star Claaa of the ;pre&byterlan Church school when they met tn the annex of the church March 25th The meetmg was opened (Contlnut4 From 1'•10 One) With the smgm., of 11Lead Me To driven West on Main ~mhed ~ead on Into another car which had Calvar)" followed by responstve readmg or scr1pture vtlnes roll stopped ' call was also answered w1lh .:& Paul Johnson, 37, ot Letart, W Btble verse va I Route 1, lold Pomeroy Patrol· man Henry Werry that he waR Treasurer's repon waJ read by travehng eaat on Main st when he Mu. Da1sy Duckworth Dues noticed a c•r approaclllna blm on were pald by rnember!l present the wrons side of the street and Fo.r the devotion period readmgs !hat be Immediately atopped his were a1 follows •Thirty Thr-ee car and pulled lo the curb Years" by Mrs Gertrude John 1 e:ton, 'Two PJeces of Wood' by Edward Hedric.ks, 4S, of Pom· eroy, driver o! lhe car traveling Mrs Beulah Gibbons, "The Book west, craahed Into the ie!t front of More Precious Than Gold" bv the halted ~ar and then turned Mrs Hazel Cla!k, "The Dogwood over on 1ts stde Hedrick& car, a by Mrs Mayme Holmes 1MB Chevrolet, sul!ored an esti· ''The Thousandth Man" by Mrs mated $1 000 damage lvblle the Ora Nease "He Planted A Gar Johnson car, a IMI DOdge was esby Mrs Ada Slack, "The timated a total loss Psalm" by M1ss Frankie Botta drivers esraped serious in Mumaw 'They Say I m Growing Old" by Mrs Duckworth, ••OJ!• jury sung were "Must Jesus Bear Hedr1cks was chlfg~ l!y PatrOl The Cross Alone' and 'Near ma~ H~nry Werry with drlvllig The Cross' The meetmg wa1 while Intoxicated, and oiled !or ap closed with prayer by Mrs Barr pea.ranee lq Mayot CharleS Legar•s rows The next meetmg, will b• eourt at 8 p m Tue!daY. held April 29 Wllh the roll call word being "Christ" Mrs Bar rows and. Mrs Duckworth served refreahmenll to all Mrs CurtiS ,Lallance h~ re hu~nt!d tO her horn.e here rafter a viSI! In Yarkeratiurg Mrs Carrie Sellers has come home from Columbus where she had spent the wmter wtlh her scn and daughter-m law Mr and Mrs Lawrence Sellers Mr and Mrs Emmett B~rtels spent a weekeQ.d m Cincinnati w1th th c1r son Vernon and Cam dy Mr and Mrs Har9ld Duckworth spent several days w1th Mr an:>. Mrs Max Duck~Vorlh 1n Alliance an~ Mr and Mrs Sam Armch lil Jac~son, Mich Mr and Mrs Ronald Branch and ch1ldren and Mrs Maud Bran•h of Columbus spent the wecite~d with Mrs Mallie Spring er and Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Whitlatch SYRACUSE Two Are Injured More Seek M~on..CO School Board Positions -~-- - - Joan May and daughter, ond son Mi-e •pent Mon ••e11ing th M R080 p t •• )Yl rs a daughter Roxanne r·~ :•••·. MOSCO\\' UP - Sc.cn Amen competed today rn llie lnlernallonal pla~o competl tioh oi the TchaliJvsky Mwlc Festival here Joyce Flls.sler of Ne ••• York was •aventh among the etsht wipners or tbe 'international v1ollh cumpeUt1on Sh~ will rc canqplt~ls!J , I ' To DtATM V!ENl'IA UJi - A c...h Com· munlat eourt tiQ untented three peraona to defth fw murdertne a Mt iOd Mtl R 1 I Hawk wm calllng on hb paren!J, Mr anj Mr& Miltord Hawk, Chester, re EDEN Elden :Slake 1'~7 IINTINC~D- cently 19!1:1, l'fdlp roporl04' tod~ minor11r~IUt Collllll,ualit ollldalln The broadeaot ldenttneillhe !Me• as Antonin Lan<IJW!, IOHI Ku bclko and Joaec ]~~~~~;~~~~ :JII' IIAL O"IC&RS N!iw WINSTON SAlXM N C UP -O!Iircr c It Reid ond w H Bledaoc were broken In lor the r1rJt time on 111 unofficlil a1pect of heiDI a pohceman Responding to a call to the home of William H Little, the two ofl•eera assisted Mr• Little In slvmg birth to a> e~ght P</und, two-ounce girl Garland Sinclair Ia VIJltinil bla dourl!W Mn Marine Iorden and famll7 of HarriJOnvllle Roy Roberti reeeind word that his two nlecu, Brenda Sue Ro bert• and Sheryl Ann Ferrell were In the hospltlll but are re covering :Mr lAd Mrs Roy Rober!J and dauehter Melody Layne were re LONDON UP - Elghl husky cent eallera of her arandmother, dogs Which belped Dr VIvian Mrs Della Mldk•fl • bo Ls 1m Fuchs crou the .AntartiC wdl ar provina from an dlneu riVe at Hull Sunday tu begm 11 Mr• ln!!!Z Pooler and son Don new hfe Jt wat announced today nle of Canton were week en..J The dog• will be brought to LongueJIJ of her daui:Jiter Mr and don where auempll w1U be made to genUe them Mro Edgar Pullms - lr Mn. Mlldrod RIIMm WARSAW UP - More than BOO pollee and customs agents arrest IEJICT PAY DEMANDS LONDON UP - Br1tllm'o Atom lc Energy Authority bas rejecte~ OP TO. R11111T a demand for pay mcrease1 tor 8,000 •tom1c sctentlsta 1l was re poked today Rejection of the claim !or boo.sll up to $126 a week was conta10ed in a lett•r lui CMa1 ll&reet, PwL 8) Mrs sr~ called on Mr and 'Mn J:lva Holamger 1nd famdy SatUJ'day evenmJ Mra Sol Bigley and Eddie and Mr an~ Mrs Alva Hotamger and Vlrcll .v)slted Sunday afternoon with W· !'nd Mrs Harvey Bailey Karen1Dee Carter~ Long Bot tom, ,..ted Sunday w1th Mr and :.Irs Wfn :Iolalnger IIIII' from umon the Mr and Mra Dud Bartimus and family s~nl .Sunday wilh Mr and Mrs Harvey Roekbold Mrs 11azel Smith, Judy and Mar 1$ ;!sited Wedilesday evenmg With Mrs Emm1 Van Meter and !amlly N W. COMPTON, 0. au;ith~o~r~~ty~to~th~•~~<:le~o~iOfflee~iiRi..,.~i'~te~U.~~~~Ie~L~I~Ciale~~~~~Hie~t•i•i~ii iii Mr and Mra Ray Weaver and daughter spent ttie week end With M.r and Mrs Alvin Reed and lam 111 Aloo spendiU the week end at the Reed home was another daugh· te· Maxine who attends college at Rio Grande • EXTENDED! CUT RATE SALE CONTINUES TO EASTER! 6-MORE DAYS-6 PICKENS, IN MASON COST-OF-LIVING Mr and Mrs James caner and Sandra Long Dottom., spent Stm· day w1th Mr and :Mrs Clmton Hoi singer .and famlly Raymond Holsinger, Portland, called on Mr and Mro Alva Hal Slhger snd son, recently :Mr and Mrs Robort Barber and son called on Mr and ¥ta Leon ard Barber !ittd family, Sunday Mr and Mra Rober! Webb and famlly Guysville visited recently wtth Mr and Mrs Robert Van 1\Jeter and famaly DEEP CUT PRICES TONIGHT Till 8 P.M.- TUESDAY- WEDNESDAY THURSDAY- FRIDAY-SATURDAY EV ftePfctureOf Hill' IN OUR STORE MUST GO AT LOW PRICES YOU CAN PAY! ., ..... A. - · M.l) I, X-rays VI. "ladlatlo " ene<flhantheyneedbe Somelh&J even beaitate to have needed r.ll·rll)' ~l!lllinatlona or lrea'l"enl 1, MoSt jlji~ple know by new that ~-ra)'O are I kind p! radiation. Another aouree of radiation ia atomle diaJntearation, whether naluro brlnp It obout, or man dou ..!- in peaeeful purpoee or hoatl1el: All radtatiom ia ener!. Thl1 eneJ'IY ta what produ.eea ta bleUI~~J• and Ita dallgen. H w GARDEN SUPPLIES t Bulk Seeds t Tools s,,d~ t Garden Hose t 20%1 doea it work r Sup- ,.. pt your teet' x-rayed. Tbe hlgh-enern beam will pall Ita ra,. and partleleo from the tube through the ~om,.. teeth and tissues of your Jaw to leave a ehadow-ull:age o! these etructures on the 11maU1 covered photOJiraphle Aim beld arolnlt pour fettb Thia Is hew the deB• list makea JOUr ,.,...., Blm. Jf the wa•ea ccon•tatinr ot ran and partlelll!l) were not 10 abo!~, tlle1 could aot pi tbroUI'h the ftesh, Jult u tho longer llrht waves are bouaeed tAl. But •• that do so tbrouch, thO rars ond Jiart!cles hit 1 eertal~ number of Individual cello In tholr polh,.. lmoeklnr a_partand chanltnr the eell matertol~ You don'U~ It l!lld JOUr Jaw doean't Immr \t. $irma eoUolbere "feel" 111 ~ die oariJIIIOIIIoll"" on In alteied forD!. bu ont of a "'ole lawful Iilli IWI ,,., add up to man~ eello. ' Thi1 etroot on llar body eelltl , -not eountinr lh<rrorl!! <Oils we 0111 to our Ch{ldren-i• the aVidwll elfll! wUI d~ibe tho ofndtatlim~ ,,.. u. etreetWt In tht.ftext fe_.,ture. Pari II. X..,.ll, ••· RtoliiiU..., ~{"l\" ... 1..."\ ~~ .~------- ~·:...:.---~-,..--..:'-'-jllow _...:•_;-...__ Discount Power Mowers AT COST 25% DlscoUIII PAINT On Any Mower In Stock SPECIAL! Wt hiVI o lo<P lhick til Casb & loll pointing. All point toint AT 20% Discount TOYS AT. 1f2 P~RICE Sctve ~on•yl All o.!r WALLPAPER GOING AT 25% OFF OUR SELLING PRICE' house clunl.,.. Dlsc;ount D<l,rint IIIIo cut ntw '"'" W1lh Purcbaile of >\n7 ~ lor $11.9$ On All SUNiiAM AND GENERAL ELE~K APPLIANCES l • Co~t' SALE THIS 1WEEK Discount $2.911 ,gol. t'1 GUMS, SHJJ$ and HUt(nNG $11.PPLIES I ~ Going OUt At 25% ; ROOf PtiNl SPECIAL lt._, Prico $5.95 All OUr Stoek of ~ Rutland ,Gl'ftn I Stock up now far n1x, huntlnt RIIOn 1t our I)CplnH. ' ..,_, ,.., of 111•1.... SHOP PICKENS. ' $19.95 ~·~ 25% t j OFF ~ SELLING PRICE• ' SIIYe money wften yau rqiJy Mtd wallpeper hr •rlnt ' DURING THIS SALE YOU BUY NEY(T;/jl I SAVE ~I" ' All Hardware 20% AT OUI SPIING DISCOUij'li SPECIAl ',~ GOING OUT AT Balance of Our ' e 25% eanJ)i Mpwor1 SaM on all your 1prl,. and ••11 f:r.- Buy Your It's Hard To Believe' All So mueh haa been aatd reeentlr I about the dangers of ndiation that P<DPI• mil)' be mo>e frltht- <l f 0 I y SAVE "'" �.. ,j S~tec·Ch~ps j!; lhe IFYE· proff1m ProbllljlY ope of tbe roD!! en· muob to wnrld peace. richlng e~ pertenccs a turm farn family in \ tb& f:Ounty • IJy ~ould h!VI! wou)d bo p)aylna , lie a hoot family eon· ' f!.dlost 'to an Inlernationa1 ,,Farm lact y:oUT County .\lrleullural •. Youth Exohaogce.• Extenslgn offi~e. ' • '.Our' faiiJIIY has hnd the plep· 1i .111ure ot thls experlenee twice With the depmure or each I. F , Y. E. we felt thul , we hs,d gamed !Lack ,Drill As i. r 'I Lqcat hiJh school bnsebllllleaml\ were fioping today to get wmter'" worked out of their ~loves opens-if ever week-to be announcIIJIIIed and details of deciided is tbe one of how the m Middleport. 'In the lower '~~~~~E~~~~~~[~o;ut. This problem is consida bOine between Middle. like we11l get to open ~~ tl!ls olthe season, on 'thursday at ~ p m. on the upriver diamond It as too eatly to predict anything about this game, ln Pomeroy, Coach D1ck Rclton has been httle belter orr 011 prep aration8. His boys d1d shp 10 one practice game ag11mst Rutland la!il week, the score being held m top secret classiricahon. '{/) 11/A1 Pvr 1"1/l' Blll'J fiEE1>11b Pi OtJ1#6 11/il~ 8iS1"1"ol/ftP 8Y we~Rtl/6 11/t.t~ QUI!:IC PIISO~L LC)AN$ UP 10 $1000 WITH CONVINI~ lp~YME~ T~ 4UIT NEAIIL'Y·EViiYONE. MAYIE.GASIUoAN ljiLP. ~USJ ASIC IT IY NAME ... FO. otto- have ~ne I ' 124 ·E. ,MAIN ST. ERNEST COVERT, .Mgr. 20 Leading Prep Cager;S lnvit~ ' All six R(,'heduled exhibition games tn Flondi were washed qut SUnday, glvmg all hands except the general managers a day Dff NEW YORK UP - Twenty of The Milwaukee Braves PJ.Ir· th~ uatlon'a leading high school chased 32-year·old southpaw Dick To Play In E-W the blah scholl AII·Amerlca squad Middletown, 'ohio, Llltlefleld !~om the >hlcago .' ' c.ll, for "slightly over" the watiJT price of $20,000. The world cham· pions wanted another lefty becau8(l their only portsiders 1 were veteran Warren Spahn Juan Pizarro, a sprlftg diRiapp<oi~I·J ment. . .; ' .. ' ' ,. lhgh School Hl8h School of Los Angeles wlll eoleh the ~~uadR. Tho game will be spolmored by a aporting goods firm. of the 19~7·!18 ~eaaon, Jerry Lucas of Middletown and Billy McGiij of Jefferson. Lut'Ba, wbo is atx-feet, 910 lnehes taU tqd weights 220 led Wallior'a Middletown '6 alralght triumph& and ~~~;d~~~C~~~r~ ohio Ill In the state &tate uu" semi· ~~E::~ ~!C•••d .~!t,.~:~.j~c;~~~:~·, towhoIts area ' ~'"'" fll~;.,•• ·~!!"P!.!tf!th :,,., l•~t-fiii . . •IIIICI '1111"~.' Every• lllinatO couatt. ~~y , •l!e w. • »* ;~ 1.1(11 e\MI!pare p~ "'~ I shop 'dif, IIIJllll'. tMI'RY iiONf. 'I 11'10 - ·~~lo.tdf-~~· ,· ' j . . ' ,,... ·t ' \ • • '1 ' ' ·.. : .) ' I .• f '. r ., ' •, 1 "' ,, ! ' : '111'~ ' \ ;; :~ ' ) ' ' "" • I ' ' . ' . It ~ , and Larry Hanaon of Jefferson The game will match lhe two mosl publicized scholastic players t. rrult.a breakta•t time to 'get -)o.our VItamln1!1 C-a good w1th 1lb~·~··~~<~rr:i;;•t~;;~~~~j"~lj~:f~~ ( eltrla frulfl! or fruit jul~e. ~or ec· llnomy u~e. fruits in 8eason or on det a PJenlitut Food Ltstl (Drjed prunes hody :tre plentiful now l pa.ng!J 2. Protein Food!!~- sueh. as eggs help elilnlnit.e meat and milk ne needed ror bod·· bct\\een meals. 'building and reptur. Some proteHl 111 found in cereals too. Eg&s are a II,INK ASSETS .j.!l• !popular b~eak f,at protem !ooJ WASIIIN(,ITON UP ;Period of ~a•l ..l suppl> aiul low G1dney, eonttroller est priees iJ March, April anrl cy refM)rted Sunday M>y. Jll nation·•l b:mks on ; 3. Cereals and Bread - furnish laled $120.50t),I)OO,o00, 1energy and some prote ,nll, vtlam or $2.1120.1JM,OOO lr01n 101 and De•. 31. ,,, fore. of four teams selected recently by Parade :M,agadne. Paul Walker of you canab.a.v.;b"st~~!: '(~,;"'~~ not as lil chttcolate ..,.......,;.Come an~ tft"ltf_ · ...., Rutland, whPn the Wl:!ather breaks, wUI have a full schedule The Red Devils were to have played Middleport today nnd have another schedpled w1th Wahama April Oth. Wahama comes to Oh10 agam April 8 at Racine, then has Rutland on 1ts roster agam for April II. ThrC~ugh April, game~ wtll be schedufed among mo!lt or the locnl schools by telephone the day of the game, or at most, the do)' he- The players were members of Tasmama, Australia. ponald wa.• Of English <"d~cent, QJtd nr CiHif$~ spoke excellent EnglL~h I, ''}'I lubJecl·to ov UbeNI e...tll """""' flith Racine, whtch was rainied out lust Friday. If tt cnn~ol, tjlis game likely will be played sometim-: before the lrtp to Jackson where a double·header 1s scheduled lor April 8th. basketball players have been In· vlted to lake part In an cast-west all-star game June 26 at u Monti· cello, N. Y. , resort 4. - is a drinkm: or C'n . rrQ!I' , p!rrlck IN 1'5 MINUru· AIOS1" ntiRYi>tA&I. 11m~ doubtful. Interest 'Rullanhnd Gal· '!lhftl !• the ques- Walk~r ' $150.~ CAP~ On the first availab'le day, 1f one road. Reginald ·, IF YOU 'All TEMPcqWI~Y .aAID QAWORK' ~p, SHORT OF CliSH , MAYBE WI! aN &a! OF ASSISTANCE TO YOU WITif iA LOW-tOST, TIDE.oVEI LOAN. . happens before Thursday, Pomeroy wtll attempt to work m tts If the proposed "summer · r,eotd or e.rsvtlle. The Mile SCourge." NQTtC·E...., ....., From here on In Midjlleporl, like all other Southeutern Oh1o s~ools, will play when ram per D)lts and usc the pre-season ar r;mged schedule as a guide only The Jackets also are Sl"bcduled to meet the Pomeroy Panthers th1 s week m the opening le~g ue game 9 ·~ lost reco'rd a puddle pf soft mud, however. and there won't be any game there today. If possible, the game Will be changed to Rutland but Couch Jim Venqari of the Red Dc,'lis 1sn't much better olf for 01 pla} mg site ~ir, where Syracuse and Ra· Meanwhile, time was catchmg up with the J11ckets who haven't had a practice game yet, nor, meach' t11am returnll!g from last · year keeps deed, hardly any practice Couch throws balance of Its roster into a NQJan Swackhamer has had h1s "ntareltailt!'l players based on talent and boys throwmg a httle, between This, Ill theory, tends to whit· showers, and inside. But there has practically ' no infield or out".o.,:~: y~ar to a level where the oth· drill whatsoever. YJllr. At that point, the mli1riligei Is a vlfal factor In \tinning or ·a ;wilh Los ~qg,les , In l!le l!•cjflc •coast L!l•B~e 111'1 ,~~·1 h~or~ IP· ·lng tp Cleve)apd where he Pltrlia lin 11 games and had a 2·2 win- this afternoon The Municipal Park d1amond ,v,at~nllnejti ~ad , State Charnp1on Yel IP.Cik,ets were to have played of 1958 at hom e against ~n~al_.P.ablc knowledge and un~er· Bt~P~in g ot their' countries. And ' \\•e shared With n hem in undet· standing our wa)' of life. Our rirst guest was Donald '·BoJIIng I• a· ~rolher or ' Frant · 1Bo1llng ~who is1the · regulur aee:ond • rb~&eman for tl)e (Tiger&h1 •r Athletic Director confirmed th at <~it for leader· well ~~~~~~=~·rti~P::retty and Syr· ', .1\y /:AAS.: ~R~ · L. JOf;I!JSON. . this l~nd lo hve. 1 1 ' .~~: · ~~ new·19.uo , �and won 33 games lh~ and ha' perform· Phlllleo. Hit recora 1H4 season, while aqd 111101111na. Free estimate. No job too small. Cline Sarver, Laurel Cliff ROad, Porn· eroy. Ph, 827-1. 3 31 3tp Tree trlmml0 g, toppinJ Ql' remov· ing. ~ yn. experience. Robert K. Sayre, Racine, Ohio. Ph. Racme 3955. a ' ~ 8te Room• Mew Furnitu,. FOI $299.00 BAKER '" llllddlel)llrt ' 'J'avcrn·D) 02 LJcenM For fLJ II inform oli on write <'io Box 52, Pomeroy, Ohio. 3-2fl.8lp (6) L01 , f & Found ~- • •, LOS'l ri'J 2 ,AKE re1istered Chlbuabua· do'l!>. Female. Grey with I one ·ila. •f fl., White and other du:!'; 111!00, fawn and while col· 1, I,;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;==-==: p_r \AI", ~eedo lou of care. rl~· EJ>nlact Mr. and, Mrs. CbMiij JIO~-lc. Phone Roclnc 3IW.II. ,, ''' n '1 3 31 Stc · -~~ ~ LOSt, oJi STOLE!( - Boxer dog, ., la"JJ ®lored, 4J!d Slameoo cat, ,, R~MIJ) ', lor Information. fb. ~(ll•ra Wallace, Langaville ~! Jioof~, 3 31 31R Fou~arown -.;;d. while Colllo d;~r~~~~~~may bave ••me by ~ td. Call 1138-M !'omeroy. 3-28-Slc "ROT ICUL" Lueu · was n1med on Parade high acboOI foam and Rohei'tson waa ~»eke<! for th,e NEA'a All-America. !iolag.liin~·a All , American IIDSKINI SIGN NOLAN heavy. WA,luNGTON UP The Wuhip1ton Redskina hav' sll/led his trainer, D0g Jfolao, the quartei-bact who today, led the Lehigh football team to an on of absenr:c Il-l record la&t fall. Nolan com-, as eounct:IOr In Juv• ple!Oa J:l of 121 passes, six lor lo••M•~attempt 011 'tile l!l'lglltell C.l'llll ~ ' will begin An- ,, Cab!Dt>t ~ulldera La~lng 01 asbeaioo lloor .lUI and new llooro. Call J-iol11et, Pbo,Je 3611 Roclu, Ohio. - , Homea and 1-21-U Want lo ocll your pr,ol>(rty? WHY not try our servJcet' 'wela~e all llatlnga. Contoct Ivan ¢atin,~ agt. Pomeroy, Oblo, lit. No. PhOne IIM·Y. Cfntral · lleilty, Co!umbus, Ohio. we I, 1· d~ 'niibt Euard world •' . ~ YOIIK UP - Two of Qblo's m~ lamowl hukotball •tall of the put seaaon, Jerry Lucas of l!ldd!otown High School and OScar Rgbertson of the Uni· ver•lft oJ Cincinnati appeared on Steve Alleo'l telcvilloo show Sun- Charles To Open:Second Comeba~k Try former rou !91rt 10' l"'n o;-j;;;J;:;;;; ~ uee lbc Want Ads. -·--=~~:=-==~=;~ 'I'IM7 .jMn ~ IIOifced. ?. 8 5811 1-:::------::: - ,• Teliell! hoPOd to havo at lea't more Blarter by opening day. p~ will come from Herab Freeman, John KlipHal ' Jeffcoat, Willard CINCINNATI , UP - FURNITURI d Allen~s TV Show had. a 10-13 11 Withln He Isn't "lhe leaa) ' about the eventt'lal succe:ss Qf Jwo big opring oxperlmenll-lhc shifting of 'second ~ascman Billy Martii1 to short an'd a~oftatop · . . '1 Harley 'Kuenn to cente~- field. Sunday guulB 'o,f . Mr. and i(n. Ta aet additional help, Gener•l Oren' Ollldero were -Mr. and lll'li. !rJanager Johhny HeHale e:Ven ' William· Chlldcn 'aDd aon /ellery turned to the National Leaguo. ol Philp, o. · .' - . '\ ' ~~~-Ohi9 Safety, Congrest" . Open8 at Columbus April 22 More thin 3,000 .._ntatives of emplOy..-. IUid mployees wtp allend the 28lb lllUIUal c"All·0hlo ConareM and f!xhlbit" 11 CoiiiD)bua April 22-U, 11158, Tho CGainD It' faritit' ol Ita ltlnd In the natlan. F.aph f•Y Safely the It brinp ~ the men and wolnen ' who have eooper.t.d to reduce the lnQ~. erljy and la:iallty of Ohio Job-~.._ "A~Uoh ' Sat~~ ivlll -Heel~, tnCntuOcJ' lt~nlloe II II)' ~ ~- lncludlntl m•pbasea o1 company owned and operated oll<rafl, Military air aolety men .ami representative~ of the "Flyinl' eabbige, ot hay, -new_Jlr~~oE ~slifed·! ' '• ' ' ;. ''(lJirtl (.. j(; ' t,(~ ' ., ., I' • ,. -GOOD GARDEN Cultivate Plow Till i!ICIJda " ' acrei/•ot Fannm" are also In IIIli' secllon. z. The Easy Way To A ' .. ., • • ....., ~(,1 ~ t . . . . ..._ with Reverse Phone 94 Pomeroy For A Demon1tratlon _, !'-low - "'''•~ Equipment Co. Cor.llullornutlstcon•· • . -"" t\ ," ~· ~' ·~ "lulld- Por·i~t ''': QBUESEB BLOCK' to. ,• ' \ \' ' . I' I ., ' Pomor.,, Ohio . t ~o,' r J ' I·' l ~.W,tl I ~ • ";i;o , I •V. I ~·..: t, 4CT NOW lAVI $100 TO $1000 Waverly, Ohio, dNier aloe' wltll fO new ~nd uaoct trallen 14 to llll fL, aloo 10 wldeo. Tw and lbree bodrootnll, natloni!~ 111atee. Tbe lowell J101> · llnll! anywbore. Drive ' prepare~ to d~ll. rut ••d a.~• a lol. TltUe ... 148'1' aboppiJI& place, 1> dellveey. Jld90 In to!llor An71hlna Of valua lana tradl. , ., W~VIILY MOIIU HOMIIALII ,Y. I. Nlth""' I' ' W~IILY, OHICI • ! tJ Liberal painta and Conll'aot1 rnati!J. See .... ' ' ]van~ 2 Po)ller ,y, · 0. Pbut•• 3-28-7te. �~~;-;-;f?-;--~~¥.-.:.:..:::.:-'l't~~~3?r".l,;-.,;l?:.:_ss...i;l,·, . ~ 1. f ' '" .. Spe,c;;iql Eo~ter , -~~dE~j~~:~::~1 o£ th~ ~rviQe.s ' Held ·~ ·~1~~~~~:~~~ ·.~ ~ 1 J.\t ~,fes~y~erian ·, " and U1)· , was made -of a Speclll Easter Service was held to be. held Sat- at 6:~0 p. m.· at the Presbyterian and place io Chureb commemorating H o I y ~~~~~;t·~~f!!1:~~~ ~trllriT~~hisandis eacb' tho Week f1omSpecial Palm Sunday to Resurrection. guests at the · Sarat.. E. 'poWJIIan - ,MiddleporrsocJe'~l ~dltor .:.., Ph.uie . Is requested candle Jig~t service were the lam- t.uefile Hawkbll - Pomer") SO~Iety ;~il~~r - Pbone 6214 , 1 a prospective member for ilies ~qa friends of the young p~ple and also the ,WYS of Gal· Jipplls, Presbyterian Church. 1 A nomlnatinl ~omJ;Ilittee was el· Followi11g tl)e 1neeting refresh- ~ ected to s~l~~c~ officers for the ments were served in the church coming year • Elizabeth Reed; N~llie Brown and Margaret Full- dining room, The Easter motif of Mr. and Mrs. David Mi.ght and rod. Elean,or Blaettnar was wei· Spring flowers ana candles were Four Infants were baptized Sunfeatured in the dining room decorfamily of Mille'rsport visited their coll'led aa a new member atlon and also on the oakes which parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence day in special Palm Sunday servFollowing the business session were served .will!' punch. Judy Might and Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Ices held in the Heath Methodist the ladies enjoyed a "Hat Raffle" Gregg presided over tile punch. Miller, Bradbury, over the week Churcli with the Rev. Rayl!IOII Konkright in charge. wher~ many creations of their own Mrs. Lucy Gregg, Miss 'Farie Erie- end. , The:x were Mary Kellen Beck, liands were raffled off for 10 cents wine, Mrs. Elsie Chambers and each. .The hostess 'prize was W?,n by Mrs. Dorothy Harley w~re · respon· Mrs. Dale Dutton and daughter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. L, Ellen, Jennifer Lohse and Anita Beck; Stanley Aljan Konkright, Lois Rosenbaum, president of. the. slble for the decorations. Bradford have just returned from son of Mr. and Mrs. Ottie Konk· group. Assisting Mrs. Hubert Taylor Canton where they attended a con- · rjght, Springfield, 0.; Stephen Members present included Syl- were Mrs. Don Lowery and :.trs. vention for Children of the Amer- Drew Dallii~. son of Mr. and Mrs. via Coll!ns, Gladys Lou Simpson, James Buchanan. Mr. and Mrs. lean Revolution. Qeorge Dallas; Donald Lawrence Margaret Fullrod, Sue Seelig, Loi.; Judson White are the advisory Friends have received word of Stiver, son of Mr. and :drs. Donald Rosenbaum, Charlotte Dilla"d and group and Lynn. Buchanan, organ· the serious illness of Mrs. Harry Stivers. Bar?ara '!Jetzins. Anderson in a Columbus hospital. ' New members were. Mrs. Maxiric i~t. .' " The Andersons were former res!- Addlesbllr¥er, on a letter from music dents here. Harold Rite, Nate WI~, Middleburg; 0.; Mrs. Clarence ca. Norman Will attended Mlilo.nic Mrs. Bud Kissel (Esther Bow•n) sey, letter from Abingdon, va.; evening is visitlhg Mr. and Mr>. John Vril- June and•- Jean Casey, on coof~s­ jpapection at Racine Monday eve· se~vlce W!!re · >who man and Mr. and Mrs. James slon of 'faith, ning. had· the Call to , fred Brewington. ,, Special'' music included a sopSlater; reading; ~~§~n Allensworth r.no salo, ·•'Tile Love of God", by Cub Scout Pack 244 will hold a solo; Read\IIP: ·~y David Lyons, Mrs> · J ' LockwoOd; Bowersville, Elise Reichert, Caroline Russell, their meeting today at the Presby- Q. Theohn :;;-~M ~· IQ~ ( singer is a daughter of tbe· lames Jobb, Charlene Davis and terian Church. Each scout is urged pastor, Rev. Konkrlght. to attend with his family. !felen Taylor; ~aren Gregg, solo; Cinda Morris, l!cripturc reading; Mrs. William Betz, ·Jackson, spent ,Judy s,uer al\d' Janis Zirkle, read: Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Vicing and dueti J\ldy Gregg, reading tor Hannah. Both sisters are reand solo; Beverly Perrin, solo; and cuperating from major surgery, Mrs. Robert Harris returned .Sandra. Hysell, prayer. from Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Max Dye of Pt. Pleas~nt, W. Va. Mr ..and Mrs. Howard Byers visIted Mr. and Mrs. James Lewis ~ Pl1t:Je, 'l.lubv Rver•' In Columbus over · the week end. Sun· da~ _Mnnetn McElhinny has been m Styled with the 1 , , With the flu the past week. 1 Westminster outh Fellow.ship Roger Stiles, a student in Mid· SHEER LOOK-PLUJ Yo\lng f~ople of the Presbyterian 'dleport School and Kay Stiles, an O@~Y ·Church · were in charge of the employee of Dutlon Drug Co., morning service Sunday. Mrs. Hu· have both been IJJ' at their home bert Taylor's Sunday School Class and unable to attend to their dufurnished the lilies for the service. ties. The announcer was Helen Tay· Invocation and Lord's Pravcr by ·Patty Lowery was followed by re&ponslve reading by Judy Sauer. ' Scripture was read by James Zirkle and Sandra Hysell gave the morning prayer. Miss , Nettie Koehler returned The · offering WliS received by hon\e Friduy night attcr a visit David ~ons, fred 'Slater, Richard at Salem wifb Mr. and Mrs. ArtBolin and James Jobb. Qffertory hur Smith. ~h~ accompanied Mr. prayer by Beverly Perrin lccompaand Mrs. Selwyn Whit.e and daugh . nied by Lynn Buchanan at the ortor, Phyllis of Gallipolis 1 gun. Ml~s. ·iMdie Stalder returned Judy ·Greag sang "The Holy home Sunday afternoon after a City" and "In the Garden" was two Weeks illness , at tllO home of presente~ by Olnda ·Morris, .Char· ~jir daughtel' 11iicl soO,:ln-law, Mr. lene Davis.. Caroline Rus~ell, Su- and Mrs. Clifford Ebersbach. Mrs. sie Allensworth, Karen Gregs and Stalder's telephone 11umber Is 301. . i!'Jiae Relch~rt. MIDD-LEPORT fout.Baptiied· -.SOCmTY At Heath Cfiurch Sunday Morning . . . FRIGI:DAI:RE ~~$8~~cA ' · .·ELECTRIC JANGE. of UJIV, J.DN Presbyterian WYf In Charge Of Serv · . ·ce $199.95 POMERO~ SOCIETY Miss Olga Pierotti of Columbvs I I apl!nt the weekend at the home of her mothr-r, Mrs. Odetta Pierotti. , H. D. B~ney l>f Marietta was t!1e K·E·tlat•~·es weekend guest of his son an•! Tonlr.!lt M1rch 31 daughter In law, Mr. and Mra. H. James Stewart Audey Murphy E. Boney. Robert Grime~ returned to hiq Pearl Parker ~n­ "NIGHT PASSAGI" employment at Elkhart, Ind. aftCI' of relatives on (Tcchnicoloi'·Technatama) spending s~vcral daya · w ith hi! 1 ~~~-~4·•~ home, Laurel -alsofamily here. Alan F'reM · Mr. and Mrs. Lowla Hinds of Doz~ns of Rock & Roll Sljlra Columbus visited Saturday with ''MR. ROCK AND ltOt.L." Jfirry Hinds. Tuea. l Wed. ~prll' 1~2 1\fr. and ~ril. Elmer Winter and son Billy of Shawn" were Sundav ;· f'AMIL Y NIGHTS JU,sts of bla aunt, 1Mra. Lena Eb 2 Adult Tlckttl Admlta erJbach. They also visited his Car .or Truck Pull · a11nt, Mrl. 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