https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5407b34e99a656000d16e20a3e8de334.pdf e1177baf14d59283dbde0beec626fba3 PDF Text Text . --1 ~ ~~ member Mother! Mother'·s ·: ayi • t ' to Elberfelds-Pomeroy ~ Big Selection of Gifts in . ··earing Apparel, furniture, Housewares & Novelty Gifts l S¥1i4tteatd SLE~PWEAR -C•refree Ele9anc• in Nylon-Dacron-Cotton Blend Softly >tylod by KATZ Be"eutifully t~ilo red with drifti n9 to ... .... repeal of Pralllbllloo .. 11131 l!'lil ... .... .._ "' biJ. NYLONS VOL XV You'll find a complete selection of Nylons In the Hosiery Department on the main floor. Seamless nylons, full fubioned nylons, atretch nylons. l,n your correct size from 8'Al to 11 and In the season 1 best colors. Stop In right away on the first floor and sele~ yours. you care, she'll be happiest with a beautiful blouse from our SMART ARRAY of 79c 10 NO. 22 Westclox Alarm Clock to Westclox Blneo In gleaunng Ivory plastic case, dependable and unbreakable. Spring driven, easy to read dill · I• pole orch;d ood petol pin~ on white or Pl.lle bbtlo ond lime green on white. '2.98 the slip with EVERYTHING driven •l•rm CIOclcs on dlapley fer Mother's Day Gifts, $3.98 to $8.98. Give Mother six colors elaborate trim shadow panel proportioned sires nylon tricot Wbat a beauty , • • what a buy! Floral· embroidered nylon mist overlays the bodice, while etchings of val W:e and doubled nylon net encircle botb bodic" and hem. Costume-coordinating colon of white, navy, red, champagne, l>lue and piok in sizes ·- ---"'"'ttpw·':;;:'· _.,,. ~ A CHAfR 7·11 Luxury styled, covered end tailored to give lasting \ AUTOMATIC lsHlaDW I PAUL REFLECTOR TOASTER ~::;~~~ I· S103NL~95 ro 44. Also white only in proponioned lengths ••• SHORT- 32 to 40 32 "deJ Af Once • legulart...atoay......_ • lllllilh MuffiN frounW.tflee. and TALL -l4 t<> 40. o OpooH.,....._ Be Sure To See The Many Other Wonderful Items in Sleepwear and Lingerie on Display on the First Floor. • Cour1t on I00% cotton bl.ltiste sondwfchet.. • Makes llutt.rN • dn....,......_ Ba•r Doll PaJamas c.re t ti est styli ng , bec!lutifu l!y detailed. Frem::h bows top lovely sc~lloped yokes of dreamer s in 9lowi ng pa 'itels. Cool and care.f r e e, feminine and fla~erlng, In beautiful plaid arne!, easy to· wasb with little or no Ironing, all easy styles to wear. Nylon For hair rollers, curl· ers and all accessories, quilted, plastic lined, ~autlful floral prints. Also an outstanding line of womem dresses at $5.95 just received, styles seen In much higher priced dresses. Regul1r and Half 51- #7M3Shift Wuw~ •Itt. rufflf .. • U )'I I~ 40 $1.95 All SML . ... .... ~ tioo-- "l"'-<2tdrine l!aby Doll psjama .... agantly loco trimmed brudery. Pert bow oo loYely $1.95 ronpded aeckJine. No..iroa daaoo, nyiorJ., eott... Pink, Blue, Mint, M.W.. . Sjz I S M·L, 32 lo f2 New .Piastic Canopy Curtain with frtt canopy·1'011 4 AttriCtive P • • Set Includes 2--36" x 36" cafe panels, one 72" can· opy valance and one canopy curtain 1'0\l. $1·00 oot I'M!41te by Prophylactic Comb & Brush Set , nylon bristle brush and nylon comb plastic case. :tij:~o~r~!blue $2.95 Comb & Brush Sets _ $1.00 to $1.98 1 . ·:.@.."·; .' OfPom~rC)y (Mother's Day, Moy 12) SPAUUNG GIFt IDEA FOR MOTIIR ON HER DAY Tbe aa.me perfect cotfo eveCJ rime- I eup to 8. Oaly SuDbeam gin• youthecor.recc:hi1b · water heat. Yi10rou1 agitatioa ·~ of Ill dle wawr ia the brew-cop aDd uoJfo.rm brewing dllllla.,r' maticaU,. Shuu o« ictelt w. . . '.. colfee is dooe, thea r«lfti Jrttll ; Mom't .• jowol, 10 ,,. . h•• tho olft she'll troasuro . • , • faohlot1 jowelry. We've brace leta, pins, necklacta, Dies Thursdav., 10 keep the cofl"ce bot. S3.9S p.o ~t; ., • A. N. Bengel MisSM Sial 12 to 20 o~n • 79c H•lf 51- 14V2 to 24Vll hb, PRIC! fiVE CENTS In Wheat Referendum Vote Rolltr Toter mare, for vovr solotctlon~ wll~ r~ffl-41 a& ..,._ ..,. ..u, .......... Gift Mother With A New Dress eo ~y ~' #Jt'ISA- IO THRILL HER WITH A drip-dry la undering. Count <m Kl.ltZ for the d~ in ty p , lo• IMWII' . . ' for cool comfort , •• dreamy colors •.. FRIClAY, MAY 10, 1963 .'•• ...lpt, ... II 1 horne. '[)~ WASH 'N WEAR COTION SLEEPWEAR STYLED BY KATZ PQMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ................ -7 beauty in her home. This chair will add beauty to any \ \ • WEAIHC* • ..... 7 ATHENS- A Harvard Busl· neu School professor said ~sday niibt the "superior tiJcuUve cannot be a conomo•n • ~il'<>mlnator In busineu " and riiblt forget about the eight hdbr day. GeorJe F. Doriot addressed pllint manasers at the COilcluslon of 1 tO.IIlOnth business management practice seminar at Ohio University. He said ex· ecutives must do more than )liSt "fit In" II America wants tii retain Its competitive World lrade position. They must be "infinitely creative" to be sur.cessful in American industry. e S.. The Mlny Othor WMtclox Eltctrlc ond Spring COSTS JUST ** ** * at . y· / Racial Truce Hinges On 4-PointAgreement $1.65 Give Her A New treveling or ot-home. At preci ous little prices. e • . enttn • The Perkct Mother's Day Gift Select a gift th11t tells Mother how much streamer<.~ and brid ~l bouq uets in soph istiCc:~ted sh~des .•. on lily·white mirl!lde febric. A fovely, l u~u ry lock for trous ., . ......................... ............ GIVE HER •• -- ... OW YOU KJ'OW tailored and dressy styles. daisies, swirlin g two-toned '[)e/(IJitjld , . c See the com_plete appliances iJcijl(l; , IJr)' Irons, Hair Dryers, ~ Pana, E&,ll, Poaebers,,Oooli: . et"; Fryers, t't)' Pana and Bm<!: Sunbeam In& Russell Stover Mothers Day Candies c....• Nuts. Percolators, Steam .,.,., Touter~. Select her favorite Ruaeil Stover ·Candy for giving· next Sunday, appropriately wr~pped for the oceuion. I Pound lox' ASSOilTEO CREAMS $1.50 I Pound lox ASSORTIO CHOCOLATES $1.50 I Pound lox Ho..,. Fllhloned FAVORITES- $1.50 2 Pound lox ASSORTED CHOCOLATES $US 1VI Pound GIFT BOX SPECIAL - $2.25 2 Pound lox ASSOR(IEP CREAMS $2.95 I Pound lox LITTLE AMBASSADORS $2.00 eAIM I•HIIont Pot Molhoro Day OIYint - luoHII . _ lollnt PoHlos - P-n l!itl..llt!l - lrlolio Ml• Minh._;ChJmllm I line of tisollu·1' r >11 -r We also carry the Geil~ Electric l!De of appl~nru; . and many other nati ' ,., ·~ lulliWil brands. . •• :· Cosmetic Glftll :' Sbe'll treaaure a &ill of Pet'' fume- 'tllllet Woi.r.:... tipo"' stick - IIOIIse- PermaMn( Wave Kit - Nail Polish...;. · or Talcwn. . ~berletda lea; lllrt nallon.uf kllo'ililmolft· Ulre Coil''• .,. :Mal! Factor.'""': WoodblliJ;. ' SloP \Ill M\OCt~ 1our totllletlt &1ft --<J!it· Elberlehlo ill\ wrap It .!'!!:, . fo\1: ' ~ ··¥ SUIT FILED A pelit"'? lor diVO«f h u been IUed m Melcs . hom,_ court by Laura Kootts of RD I, agaillst Fralljl ~ RadcUlfe, 0., c q aeelet!t Of duty oa4 eMily, �·• 1,\ •1 • •' (~ ·. t ,_Dilly Sentinel, 'f ;· I I I !< ,, • • Pamen~y-Mlddleport, ll· M'r 10,_1101 '· Helen Help Us! Take It Easv• ' THERE are some who say that warn· in~> fall to influence people but at th1s time of year we can never resist ·the opportunity to issue our annual ~lea to the youth of our county who are tnvolv· ert In •he happv events that surround the commenreinf'nt season lt is in sut•h aeasons when youth who have been in· vnlved in the educative J.lrocess for ~a· nv years reel like by·passtnR all restramt .a nd havwg themse lves a fling . This ~ummumty like many others have had · 10me sa<f experienc01< in highway acci· lh;nts 'hot seem so much more tragic "'hen it involves young people of the threshola of going out into the world. We hav. seen many schemes devel9ped by parent groups to eliminate much of . t,, the d"nger of the season. but even the , : best plan' of people go astray unless the · routh themselves fall in line There are certain things that should be put souarelv up to those who can make it a hapPv or sad on-asion. One thing tha t shou.ld be uppermost in their minds is !hat they shoulrl always con· 4luct themselves a manner that reflects credit upon their school and community. Jn recent years they havt' done ' a good job of staying within the bounds ot good conduct There are others who \ Insist on doing exactly as they please and it Is onlv the fact that they have been lucky that has kept their names ' ' out of the headlines We are of the opin· lon that youth should have a good time, and far be it from us to be a kill joy En· dangering the lives of thomselves and their companions is not having a good in time. It is just flirting with death, and the only way some of those persons can be chonged is to be looked upon with disdain by their fellow students and the public at large. A good reputation is one of the fin· est assets that can be attained by any person . A student who is on the eve of gradu•tion has been taught the rules of safety throughout their entire school ca· reer and ~raduation tlme is no excuse to forget all they have learned. A person ' with no !nining or backgrl)und can be excu~~d in some respects, but good dec· · orum ts one of the marks of an educated person ·and we are sure that few will de· part from that patlern . have noted that some juveniles been losing their rights to drive tht,ou~h' license suspension, and we hope . courts will continut that practice, and will increase penalties for second, third and fourth offenders. With the pollee and c:ourts working together for better law enforcement and the citizens in gen· era! <·ooperating we should be able to stop •orne ol the practices that are now in evinence to make our city and county a safe place to live.-OCW Effective action to curb hot-roddlng on public streets or highways requires close cooperation between the courts and police. Police understandably grow lax in making arrests if nothing much ever happens to the o!fender. Recently we in evidence to make our town and coun· ty a safe place to live. Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting i " t By DOROTHY KILGALLEN MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: So· phia Lon·n's husban , Carlo Ponli. _h as ·~ secured the screen rights to "Dr. Zhlvago" aftet months of negotiations . . . . Edie Adams' pals and fans - and she has many of both- hope it is n't true, but there ar~"- re{·urring rumors that .she 'll retire from show business after she's paid all the income tax arrears left by Ernie Kovacs . . Tony Curtis, in a very loyal mood toward Hollywood, told Va· riety· "Any actor worth his salt stays here ." What kind of geography teacher did he :tave·: He thinks South.Amenca is in California? S. A. is where he made "Taras Bulba"-and even where he fo und a new (foreign, not Hollywood) wife Maximilian Schell is expected to brir1g his version of "Hamlet" to Broa(lway eventually. It was a smash in MunLh-got 45 curtain calls on opening mght !Of course if Max was worth his salt he'd have done it al the Hollywood Bowl ' The Internal Revenue boys now have ,an "ad.ance bad list" of big-money earn· ; ers inclined to be "willfully neglectful" of pa\mg their required share of the ·· profits to Cncle Sam. Some well-known -names in the boxing world are high on list Many night club comedians u.ed to find Mtami Beach their fav· " ·orking territory are returning to York looking for johs. They .say is getting worse and wor~e fo r the !r·l!lfe business because of the grea t in· o( Cuban refugees lw ho don't dig comedy and haven 't much money pub-crawling . anyway ) and the de, in tourist tmsme% f Nm Ihe "l LOCAL RECORDING BIGGIES are · · lor a complete investigation of circumstances under ME.rc1orv Record s promotion man ;Jriscc>ll was shot to death bv Los .Jil!lll•,. police a few nights ago. ·Tney buying the first story offered Pickens, the rodeo star replaced Sellers in "Dr. StrangPlow'' after leUeri· broken ankle prevent•"! him Pickens .. . On the telephone from Lon· don 1\larti Stevens said she's getting of· fers' to go to Greece for a film-after· math of all the international pubhctty about her rescue of Queen Frederika and Princess Irene. Gt:NF.RAL DE GAULLE IS EXPECT· ED to make an important tour ot South and Central America this year, but the internatwnai quiz question is: Will he visit the United States while he's on this side of the Atlantic? ... Judy Ga'rland's sudden •isenchantment with New York as the base for her new television series is Jle.ing attributed to nothing more ex· cif'ing than the weather. Het friend• says that after a few taxing days in the Big City recently, she decided she preferred the balmier clime of Hollywood and Vine tis dat so") The Russians and their ;atellites make cameras, hut the one Fidel Castro took to Moscow was an American Polaroid . . . Interesting duo lunching at Pavilion: Controversial TV star David Susskind aod public relations expert Ben Sonnenberg ... Jayne Mansfield lost two years when she unloaded Mickey Hargitay. Her divorce applic~· lion ga·1e her age as 28 . . Joan Collins and Anthony Newley are ever so domestit already. She eVen goes along when he bujs his socks at Bloomingdale's ... The battle over the rights to the "Cleopatra·· souvenir book may reach the courts. The film company, which sold the rights for $100,000 - not $350,000 as reported~has had almost that am· ount nl aggravation already. A program co mpany elaims the fellow who sewed up the nghts walked out on a, contract in which he and the firm would share equally. GO FIGURE IT OUT. One of the English play reviewers had this to say about "How to Succeed": "It's very Am· erican- which means it's very well drill· ed, very funny, very on the ball, and very, very professional:" But she didn't like it bocause "I expected too much and was disappointed." Subtitle: Why producers slit their wri~ts . completing one of his rolf's in the lfs a strange hit of rasl ing, that.'~ THE LATEST SLEW OF SLEUTHS swarmtng over uptown Manhattan are sure-especially sino' Pit.:kf'ns ad· working for the Senate Internal Security he'd never heard o£ Peter Sellers. Committee. quietly investigating nation· : there must be millions of pt>ople iilist gro1l ps suspected of Communist will admit they never heard of Slim ties - Dolt ·--~------------ Time -I.L-- Hado So.IPWORT t:m A (:,()()() SETILE.Io1Et>lr·6UT.. AHEM--80UT A LAWYER'S ~EE-• ~OW iMPORTANT iS MONEY NOW ? ly Helen lottel " IMPLODE! don't even hlltory Dear Helen : f<W word, and JOU'D We, My hQiband 11 the ~ whO adllllt 1111 Bible ~ far mort thinkt you oiiOuld liwiYI .... eonll'ovwlt~. main ealm. Ho doelll't like lo I dldll'i ruU. 1111 flllllr !til hear anyone raise hi:o or her 10 dMpiJ on lite lllbltot unill volce. He doesn't like argu. 1 Jnlrlnci1I'IDIIIW lllat J<llltll or blowlaj! up. When ,lila pi'Oblbl1 dl'ealllld up. 1b a I get anllfY and ~·· story ctl 1111 wbllt lo 1tq11aN is much ...,... 1o hJm than bimHlf wllb lht Will jbrl•aku'lll a rule. Jt."lhows ~~~~ for btlq AWOL, So 11011 l'vt control, he says, and weak· tot my 'lllo1laMe !Uta IWIJ which to him is the great· unW 1 ""' lht u,ttt." WhJ II sin. II you ep'l lll1U' rationally Now I feel that II you let off with down-the-line believer1! 11eam once Ill a while you'D bt -COLLI:GI!i MAN II, IJid maybe Dear c. M.: you will be ltlppler' 100• I'D counter with a question ! then !hey tnow ho1l , • REALI.Y feel. IJvlq Ill Why doll t you · - yaur .., Ullllatur~ ealm Ia IIQ 11'7- auments tGr colle.. llllt • andlni 1o brealht wllll 1 do11D squawk seallona end luve vour comforter lhroWII ovar your fa~ to the, beliefs he Uvea What 11 your oplnlonT _ by. You won I chDD&t hlm, 10 WANTING TO SCREAM why lrrlllle him? Plr.Hiti.lftd "Senl...y CU.." Pnftrred Dear Wanllq: I'm wllh YOU. U you don't Dear Helen : explode when ocelllon demand• I woold Dirt 1o extend my you may IMPLODE and ..1 aa condoleMOJ lo "DedleatH uleer, or wone. I'd uy lhll Cook" who sopke up In -. Washinroo ColuiDll of lhowlq re~ emollonl f - of 11M loll art ctl eootlnl· 1~:=~ allOw streupit Ill your Tlmu ltlven'l cltqed that it but ralhtr welkneu. mueh. whO IN!JII lhat 1Ift bt My mother im't old (lht hu • looerv•od to blm 011 I do""1 pU. a !!).year-old son) lllld · n low of noncontepllon is afraid bakes all her own bread aJid By LYI.P: c. wn.soN majority oiJO rog•r<lod Rocke· Itlcmo 1""8 have beMl loaded , w~~he'D ftftd : the pillow ChUI'III htr own bulttr. She allo Unlttd Pn>u Iaternatloaal I feller as mo1t hkely tQ be nom I· st conservltivee. The ~ je He! ·~·~~1 - · makes "teratchy cabs, u aad ha not oomlnated a ..,.ar en. , I ty 9 More 1mportant to Go\' Ne~on l natf!d. par Why ahould I be forced to be- ltlvo oaten few paeka,C A. Rorkt'feller·s pohtJcal future : -Go\')water Wll the . perJOOal I 8fl'Vatlve for Pretldent abtce aa my father believes? ~s •• I, ~· prlf• the than h" diVoree and re-marri"ll• l preference of every secUon of tho Ivln COolidge Ill Int. It has ooem- I'm willing to take ChrisUanlty from terlle~ ldnd . could be the fireball develop- I country in thia poll oxeepl the ed 1o ~mo ob>ervero that the way I ..., it, but I don't go :::;, ~~~ lot'l I m~nts that are beginning to F..ast and by a good marpn. conventioD would be the He the Bible ~Kaeu spark the Goldwalfr. for. Presi· Tho Atlanto eGa. I Conotitutlon obstacle bewoeo Goldwaor along with be vlng I carl'l see 'what pleJisun I dent movement polled Republican party olllclail the While Houoe' that It word for word. After aU, 1 7th grader would get out of a The G-for ·P movement is show- in Southern states and reported : be Jeaa cUfficut to eleet thaD Uons that have beeD st£mitted cooklnl clasl dedicated to C1D ::::lor Di$. fRV~J TH'' 81$1' I"'! HR TflE IIESf. AT, ~ •. u- • ---ON HER DAY SUNDAY MAY 12th • Report S From Th .e-Cap1 t0 ..=, 1 still 1>4: somewhat of an underdog, 1than a year ahead I rummg as he does rrom political- t1me. cit Mother will enjoy our gracious service and wonderful food .• , in our attractive, relaxed atmosphere. So will the whole = family. Hope to see you all Mot~er' s ly mSigmflcanl Anzona. But. "Those volet are a!moat haU however that may be, the Senator enough to give Goidwator the arouses among his followers • ' nommalion. And the people ..... boisterous affection. I hold those Idelegate! voles lOY Consider some recent political they could C/IITY every Southern developmentso state, for ~ldwater If he won -St•te and regional Goldwater oommated. .for-President headquarters are The Constitution pull found poppmg up at a great rate. some Rockefeller 1troogth ill Ar· -These are occompanled by , Kansao, TtnnOIMO and Vqinla enthusiastic draft-Goldwater ef. and 1 bit in Georgia 1nd Kentu" fori&. I ky tor Sen. ThMton B. Morton, Favor Goldwoler R·Ky. Tho evldeoco of conv~· - A Congnuionol quarterly lion 1lreniJih In tho Conotltutlon 1 poll of del"'ateo to the tlii!O fte. poll 11 a reouuranco much nood· publican Nationel ConvontiOD tel by Goldwater'o frlendo. found a majority pononally fa· AI- COol rnUYfl ored Goldwater oven thouiJh a Republlcoo oomlnatlnl COIIVOD· In publlaher John S. "Editor'• Notebook," May I Ill the Detroit rr. Pross and other Knight ..newspapers, th10 point 1o mode' Until tomeono &uch ao ?">ldwat..- heado ~~ RepabHan tieket, 11M ~hi· llvo otrenglh In lhio country n.vor will be la!lod." Knlght doubll tllat could lie kl'rooldent Keanedy. he asko a quesllon '.bat cano loot tiDto ~ asking themselv!l: Why the Republicano, baoico!IJ coooervallvt party, f- C. <a tell of Q. Is _ , . , . of home Clooney ROUTE 7 MIDDLEPORT cookinl. Wt 11'811'1 ralaiDJ ~ ~ai!Oil ~~'t oiled wtth Jou Ferrer? F•rer) Q, _ Ulldtntand.J:ddie ia wrlllq a boot. What will 11 abolll? tllichanl Burlonl Q Does lor Day May 12th. THE· MARTIN RESTAURANT nomina~• him. 'lbat is Republican convenUoDIII have recently along with my concap- openen and: paekqecl foods, tioD, jn parembella, of who might Tbere il nothJnl more satJt. dommattd by Eastern have written them' lyinl or fun tltaa COOklJIII Coot! CIIDI whose political stratecY In· Q. 1 would like to know m;eal ~! r~iru wortlal croooiBRly hao beea to out namo o1 tho lT·)'tiN>i<l with the Nlll thlllal. AD ...., convention promlae ~ Democrat~ instead lirl stewart Gruger ll,.uow ~ver yet met a JDaa .~ doet: of out·aluggmg them. J with? tSewar Graapr), D t go WIJd over tbt Jalt arr" ing puhtt<"al muscle. There 1s a "Sen Barry Goldwater ia alpowerhouse of enthus•asm WKler , mo~t t"-e 110hd cl.oiee ierosa tht the hood of the G·fOJ .p band· South lor the llepubHcan prosi· wa~ Goldwater is 8 crowd 1denti'l nomination and IOmt pleaser He has been and may i 250 delegate vot.. aro hio mort .I go lllc<leorlo IIUJidy tbo ·..,. nlllllonlllip 1o Prftl. dent Konnedy 11 llhtrm4ll Adame ho dlo Prolideot tPreslden. Kennedy) Q. Whieh of our 111'-t leyy u1ao ..-par-at IDcome lalres !heir retidtDta? tMortimw Unl IOI"Itdly eal<... 'l'blf )INfer tlttm U loq U elle mabt lhllll~ aDd hid ~left to 1111 klcl. - IJid how lo cool! I - 111-YEARCOOK Helen: have olfl7 10 lGolt II tile actlap of your De1IIJIII*' He that ~ Will -.eYV a kill ul. V. .... - VIVE CAKE" LA Q. s.r-, o11r Dellorah Kerris btr lllll'l'laJ!O c. wrller Holen: Vlortel .., tho ~dt? tPu We may have )lOWIItrtd ~ tell instant muhtd polaltl,' ete, the latter'• veto of British mem· Q, loll truo 11t11 Govwaor "''U NlllVER _.,. 10- 110• 1011 Rock&l<tUer"' Now York egpl The 1u11111-" _ _ bershlp In lilt W01t European •--J er _. rd' fifth TIL\TI - FORMBii G.L eonunoa Market ...:..vme oan a,uo 1 Echolol the cit~.. were ..... band! t"lilpp7" !lurpb.y) Former: of his own mllli1ter1, ineludin& Er· Q. Potor 0~. ..tlo ~ FllmJ 1QU !llllllklaed II hard Lawr...., ol Arabia - doNn 1 hlllblnd an tile ume Erhard is credited .rid.tormu· bavo. cliff.-1- thu -H_._ _ tatla& the pollclet wblcb led to OQO wllb whidl t.. wu bon? . tPotor'l IIUlflltr) Jy PHIL NEWSOM It also would make It more dlf. Germany's economic IIUC<OU. Q What about !he UPI F. .Jca New1 Aulya& licult, If that ahould be Adenau- ""'! oeeo , Germaa r ' MatjmiiiiD Sclttll fO)O....Iflj It had beeo an all night bar- or's Intent, lo maneuver Erhard IP"Owth slowJnc ""' he blidty• tSdltll'a eatning session and dark r:ltcles : out of the job for whidl ht hu De GeuUe'a tloaed-cloor t~ pu • R 5ft I ' " ringed the oy.. of Gtrmao eeo-1walttd 10 iong. which ha fan will IBid to Juro. qen DIVOTID fO IIITUIII't 01' oomic millistw Ludwig Erhard 1 But whatevec the future ohould pean &tapatlon, BrltalD, ha be- Q-Wil 11 file w~ MIIOI MUOII AliA when he fmally emerged. brblg for Erbar4, It wao appal' UevQ, would open new tradlac lndlu..!'u, _. oa lite "We did good work," he oald. oat that Ill West Gormaoy an ora doon 1o lbe Onnmon· .!brkol. left bud• "We avoided dlsuter." woo coming to Ill end. ' " - were aJDon1 tho reuoDI of. Ill Erhard referred 1peci(ically Vlf~ ~~ , lor lho repudiatioll _of Adeoauer btliel tltll 1 very 1o 1 compromioe agreement to 11le autbonllr•an YJIOr With after yean, of mapiflcent nerve runo directly from ond a metal workera strike which which A-uer had ruled Well Germany 1 cl- tiel with n to lho bear! ha didled a ha[millloo Germani Germaoy 11Dce 11149, had ohown Well ca11110t bt expe<ltd nger · workers and wbieh, II allowed tDimarked deelllle In recent mootho. chaege roprdleu of who Q-Wbal 11 1 Bible p'eper! spreod, would threaten tho who•l Whore Adenauor OliClt erdtrod, comes the next cltantollor. Ir-A atroltJ. Clplt!Ue, of Well Germany's boominl eco- he oow had been reduced lo per· can a 8QU8bble now dim AdtiD·I __~': of 1 Pldt belo'llln<lllaj~;. nomy. •uaakm. auer'l!l brilliant record. Bul Erhard, the portly tconom· Hll OJIIIODelllo accuoed him of But Germaoy bo 11109in& ics professor who for 14 yeara submlltlnJ docilely to the ambl· ward parliamentary, rotber . . C 1 1 11 • 1 has guided West Germany's eco- tfoDi of Prtlldeot Chari• llt on..mlll rulo lllld lltll lhould 7 nomic deotinieo, mighttowell ______ applied his remarks hit hove owo '"'"&lh'·" Foreign News Commentary .. Erhard Is Sure L0 dWig To Succeed Mr. Adenauer = 9.9s ===-=5.:::95 l!t:,oAi. ,... Milk" 100 gal. ~-" .:Q:_:liAR: ·::t~S_::.·:,:·M=•k:••:_:50~g~al~. IHI D··llY sftlll'luu ' ' VALLEY LU,.R & SUPPtY CQ. 1 :~•=llo~o~f:Fr~...,.:~ln~~~-lo~lo~the~!CO~o~ii.:._ political futuro. For hi• niiJht'l work Erhard ! wcm 1 atandin& ovation from Par· liamentary members of his Chri•· uan Democratic party aod wont far to assure that .omfllme next ran ht ,will bo elected to reptoce the 111n1 Konrad Adllnauer as WMt Germany'& ehanceUor. Jn late April Adenauer reluct· anliy agreed to a thr ...lo- one vote of pary Jeadera that lhis fall ho sliOuld otep down from the office througtl which he had ,Wd· eel Germany back from tho ruin• of defeat to mako It one of the molll prooporouo ond powerful oatlono of WMiorn Europe. Ho plqed to lend hil coWioel to hlo ouccesoor, even lhDUIJh that oucceuor t.. Erhard, whose abUJty 10 run tho tou&h Job of Cbancollor Adenauor conlln1101 to doubt. Critics of Erhard had termed him "lOft In llmH of erbil, a rubber lion." .But In the met1l workora' negollatloa1 Erhard had placed hit presU&• on file U.."ond . hat er\Uclom now would bo botdor lo aupport. Quest IOD·Answer c0lU1DD . 0 BERHrs WORLD ! ) ""' ' \ ·I ) ' I ,. . ,i '• Jmot a- tradl ol wben wu posed 1o lj)pt&r and wu t11o barruoed lo ~ undor """ name. At A11J rae., lido bo 11M thatl en~ IIIJit)l. I .,...,. prtated ~ the eolm,m,.~ and thea I lavtnt tllilltMI o tllem. ,. ': ' • ·. ' invested In Ohio Power. ' I I.CIJIUII · relative? 'I1U HUid have the fii'NII!IItl of t tood ......,. oot story. On the other hand, ll could that Loul11 Scltnoldor doo<m'tl really nisi and tltlt the•~=:I 1ctualiy wu - Ia I>!' ~ bookin& egent. The poor Ill)' Smile. You just passed 14 owners of Ohio Ppwer '! It ~ • lint I'll"'"" fGr ralDJ daJ and Ia 1!11' oplltoa more full thin ~ 11M eroa•l MIJIIII Mabo IWJ word puale. .._ II Loultt • lrioad <J W.f A FollowiD& art I01Dt CJC 1111 ~ ' MIDDLIPORT J HI"s Type Of Ente.....:...-ent WASHING'l'ON <UPII - Juol about my favorite form o f - · lalnment Jo provided by a qu11tlan-and..,_,er column In one ol the Sunday aupplomentl. I am alway• intrlsued by oome of lbe .• ue~tlonl that the retdfft oend ln. For illlllnco, lh11 ono: "CID"' /OU tell me if Romano Mu.iottni,· jNI piOnill 100 of Benlto ll(uuoUnl, hu booQ booked !IIIIo Las Veg~ ScltneJd. .,. , Fort IJodce, !owl." What iDiriCUt" me II wby Louloo Sdlnelder wUIOd 1o !mow that. I" dare lilY lbat - ' AIDer· lc1111 ~~~ are't ...,. 4Wirl tllat the lito lllllaa <llclatllr had a plano-p1a711111 ..,.. · P"- WY2-2709 I;;A~~:.~IIne:•~~~IIJ~Ia~'I'IW~~-=1--------~~ The L.•ghter SI'de B1 DICK WElT Vatted Proia lltonalloul Beware Of Itinerate Peddlers! < "' \ ' J �·• 1,\ •1 • •' (~ ·. t ,_Dilly Sentinel, 'f ;· I I I !< ,, • • Pamen~y-Mlddleport, ll· M'r 10,_1101 '· Helen Help Us! Take It Easv• ' THERE are some who say that warn· in~> fall to influence people but at th1s time of year we can never resist ·the opportunity to issue our annual ~lea to the youth of our county who are tnvolv· ert In •he happv events that surround the commenreinf'nt season lt is in sut•h aeasons when youth who have been in· vnlved in the educative J.lrocess for ~a· nv years reel like by·passtnR all restramt .a nd havwg themse lves a fling . This ~ummumty like many others have had · 10me sa<f experienc01< in highway acci· lh;nts 'hot seem so much more tragic "'hen it involves young people of the threshola of going out into the world. We hav. seen many schemes devel9ped by parent groups to eliminate much of . t,, the d"nger of the season. but even the , : best plan' of people go astray unless the · routh themselves fall in line There are certain things that should be put souarelv up to those who can make it a hapPv or sad on-asion. One thing tha t shou.ld be uppermost in their minds is !hat they shoulrl always con· 4luct themselves a manner that reflects credit upon their school and community. Jn recent years they havt' done ' a good job of staying within the bounds ot good conduct There are others who \ Insist on doing exactly as they please and it Is onlv the fact that they have been lucky that has kept their names ' ' out of the headlines We are of the opin· lon that youth should have a good time, and far be it from us to be a kill joy En· dangering the lives of thomselves and their companions is not having a good in time. It is just flirting with death, and the only way some of those persons can be chonged is to be looked upon with disdain by their fellow students and the public at large. A good reputation is one of the fin· est assets that can be attained by any person . A student who is on the eve of gradu•tion has been taught the rules of safety throughout their entire school ca· reer and ~raduation tlme is no excuse to forget all they have learned. A person ' with no !nining or backgrl)und can be excu~~d in some respects, but good dec· · orum ts one of the marks of an educated person ·and we are sure that few will de· part from that patlern . have noted that some juveniles been losing their rights to drive tht,ou~h' license suspension, and we hope . courts will continut that practice, and will increase penalties for second, third and fourth offenders. With the pollee and c:ourts working together for better law enforcement and the citizens in gen· era! <·ooperating we should be able to stop •orne ol the practices that are now in evinence to make our city and county a safe place to live.-OCW Effective action to curb hot-roddlng on public streets or highways requires close cooperation between the courts and police. Police understandably grow lax in making arrests if nothing much ever happens to the o!fender. Recently we in evidence to make our town and coun· ty a safe place to live. Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting i " t By DOROTHY KILGALLEN MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: So· phia Lon·n's husban , Carlo Ponli. _h as ·~ secured the screen rights to "Dr. Zhlvago" aftet months of negotiations . . . . Edie Adams' pals and fans - and she has many of both- hope it is n't true, but there ar~"- re{·urring rumors that .she 'll retire from show business after she's paid all the income tax arrears left by Ernie Kovacs . . Tony Curtis, in a very loyal mood toward Hollywood, told Va· riety· "Any actor worth his salt stays here ." What kind of geography teacher did he :tave·: He thinks South.Amenca is in California? S. A. is where he made "Taras Bulba"-and even where he fo und a new (foreign, not Hollywood) wife Maximilian Schell is expected to brir1g his version of "Hamlet" to Broa(lway eventually. It was a smash in MunLh-got 45 curtain calls on opening mght !Of course if Max was worth his salt he'd have done it al the Hollywood Bowl ' The Internal Revenue boys now have ,an "ad.ance bad list" of big-money earn· ; ers inclined to be "willfully neglectful" of pa\mg their required share of the ·· profits to Cncle Sam. Some well-known -names in the boxing world are high on list Many night club comedians u.ed to find Mtami Beach their fav· " ·orking territory are returning to York looking for johs. They .say is getting worse and wor~e fo r the !r·l!lfe business because of the grea t in· o( Cuban refugees lw ho don't dig comedy and haven 't much money pub-crawling . anyway ) and the de, in tourist tmsme% f Nm Ihe "l LOCAL RECORDING BIGGIES are · · lor a complete investigation of circumstances under ME.rc1orv Record s promotion man ;Jriscc>ll was shot to death bv Los .Jil!lll•,. police a few nights ago. ·Tney buying the first story offered Pickens, the rodeo star replaced Sellers in "Dr. StrangPlow'' after leUeri· broken ankle prevent•"! him Pickens .. . On the telephone from Lon· don 1\larti Stevens said she's getting of· fers' to go to Greece for a film-after· math of all the international pubhctty about her rescue of Queen Frederika and Princess Irene. Gt:NF.RAL DE GAULLE IS EXPECT· ED to make an important tour ot South and Central America this year, but the internatwnai quiz question is: Will he visit the United States while he's on this side of the Atlantic? ... Judy Ga'rland's sudden •isenchantment with New York as the base for her new television series is Jle.ing attributed to nothing more ex· cif'ing than the weather. Het friend• says that after a few taxing days in the Big City recently, she decided she preferred the balmier clime of Hollywood and Vine tis dat so") The Russians and their ;atellites make cameras, hut the one Fidel Castro took to Moscow was an American Polaroid . . . Interesting duo lunching at Pavilion: Controversial TV star David Susskind aod public relations expert Ben Sonnenberg ... Jayne Mansfield lost two years when she unloaded Mickey Hargitay. Her divorce applic~· lion ga·1e her age as 28 . . Joan Collins and Anthony Newley are ever so domestit already. She eVen goes along when he bujs his socks at Bloomingdale's ... The battle over the rights to the "Cleopatra·· souvenir book may reach the courts. The film company, which sold the rights for $100,000 - not $350,000 as reported~has had almost that am· ount nl aggravation already. A program co mpany elaims the fellow who sewed up the nghts walked out on a, contract in which he and the firm would share equally. GO FIGURE IT OUT. One of the English play reviewers had this to say about "How to Succeed": "It's very Am· erican- which means it's very well drill· ed, very funny, very on the ball, and very, very professional:" But she didn't like it bocause "I expected too much and was disappointed." Subtitle: Why producers slit their wri~ts . completing one of his rolf's in the lfs a strange hit of rasl ing, that.'~ THE LATEST SLEW OF SLEUTHS swarmtng over uptown Manhattan are sure-especially sino' Pit.:kf'ns ad· working for the Senate Internal Security he'd never heard o£ Peter Sellers. Committee. quietly investigating nation· : there must be millions of pt>ople iilist gro1l ps suspected of Communist will admit they never heard of Slim ties - Dolt ·--~------------ Time -I.L-- Hado So.IPWORT t:m A (:,()()() SETILE.Io1Et>lr·6UT.. AHEM--80UT A LAWYER'S ~EE-• ~OW iMPORTANT iS MONEY NOW ? ly Helen lottel " IMPLODE! don't even hlltory Dear Helen : f<W word, and JOU'D We, My hQiband 11 the ~ whO adllllt 1111 Bible ~ far mort thinkt you oiiOuld liwiYI .... eonll'ovwlt~. main ealm. Ho doelll't like lo I dldll'i ruU. 1111 flllllr !til hear anyone raise hi:o or her 10 dMpiJ on lite lllbltot unill volce. He doesn't like argu. 1 Jnlrlnci1I'IDIIIW lllat J<llltll or blowlaj! up. When ,lila pi'Oblbl1 dl'ealllld up. 1b a I get anllfY and ~·· story ctl 1111 wbllt lo 1tq11aN is much ...,... 1o hJm than bimHlf wllb lht Will jbrl•aku'lll a rule. Jt."lhows ~~~~ for btlq AWOL, So 11011 l'vt control, he says, and weak· tot my 'lllo1laMe !Uta IWIJ which to him is the great· unW 1 ""' lht u,ttt." WhJ II sin. II you ep'l lll1U' rationally Now I feel that II you let off with down-the-line believer1! 11eam once Ill a while you'D bt -COLLI:GI!i MAN II, IJid maybe Dear c. M.: you will be ltlppler' 100• I'D counter with a question ! then !hey tnow ho1l , • REALI.Y feel. IJvlq Ill Why doll t you · - yaur .., Ullllatur~ ealm Ia IIQ 11'7- auments tGr colle.. llllt • andlni 1o brealht wllll 1 do11D squawk seallona end luve vour comforter lhroWII ovar your fa~ to the, beliefs he Uvea What 11 your oplnlonT _ by. You won I chDD&t hlm, 10 WANTING TO SCREAM why lrrlllle him? Plr.Hiti.lftd "Senl...y CU.." Pnftrred Dear Wanllq: I'm wllh YOU. U you don't Dear Helen : explode when ocelllon demand• I woold Dirt 1o extend my you may IMPLODE and ..1 aa condoleMOJ lo "DedleatH uleer, or wone. I'd uy lhll Cook" who sopke up In -. Washinroo ColuiDll of lhowlq re~ emollonl f - of 11M loll art ctl eootlnl· 1~:=~ allOw streupit Ill your Tlmu ltlven'l cltqed that it but ralhtr welkneu. mueh. whO IN!JII lhat 1Ift bt My mother im't old (lht hu • looerv•od to blm 011 I do""1 pU. a !!).year-old son) lllld · n low of noncontepllon is afraid bakes all her own bread aJid By LYI.P: c. wn.soN majority oiJO rog•r<lod Rocke· Itlcmo 1""8 have beMl loaded , w~~he'D ftftd : the pillow ChUI'III htr own bulttr. She allo Unlttd Pn>u Iaternatloaal I feller as mo1t hkely tQ be nom I· st conservltivee. The ~ je He! ·~·~~1 - · makes "teratchy cabs, u aad ha not oomlnated a ..,.ar en. , I ty 9 More 1mportant to Go\' Ne~on l natf!d. par Why ahould I be forced to be- ltlvo oaten few paeka,C A. Rorkt'feller·s pohtJcal future : -Go\')water Wll the . perJOOal I 8fl'Vatlve for Pretldent abtce aa my father believes? ~s •• I, ~· prlf• the than h" diVoree and re-marri"ll• l preference of every secUon of tho Ivln COolidge Ill Int. It has ooem- I'm willing to take ChrisUanlty from terlle~ ldnd . could be the fireball develop- I country in thia poll oxeepl the ed 1o ~mo ob>ervero that the way I ..., it, but I don't go :::;, ~~~ lot'l I m~nts that are beginning to F..ast and by a good marpn. conventioD would be the He the Bible ~Kaeu spark the Goldwalfr. for. Presi· Tho Atlanto eGa. I Conotitutlon obstacle bewoeo Goldwaor along with be vlng I carl'l see 'what pleJisun I dent movement polled Republican party olllclail the While Houoe' that It word for word. After aU, 1 7th grader would get out of a The G-for ·P movement is show- in Southern states and reported : be Jeaa cUfficut to eleet thaD Uons that have beeD st£mitted cooklnl clasl dedicated to C1D ::::lor Di$. fRV~J TH'' 81$1' I"'! HR TflE IIESf. AT, ~ •. u- • ---ON HER DAY SUNDAY MAY 12th • Report S From Th .e-Cap1 t0 ..=, 1 still 1>4: somewhat of an underdog, 1than a year ahead I rummg as he does rrom political- t1me. cit Mother will enjoy our gracious service and wonderful food .• , in our attractive, relaxed atmosphere. So will the whole = family. Hope to see you all Mot~er' s ly mSigmflcanl Anzona. But. "Those volet are a!moat haU however that may be, the Senator enough to give Goidwator the arouses among his followers • ' nommalion. And the people ..... boisterous affection. I hold those Idelegate! voles lOY Consider some recent political they could C/IITY every Southern developmentso state, for ~ldwater If he won -St•te and regional Goldwater oommated. .for-President headquarters are The Constitution pull found poppmg up at a great rate. some Rockefeller 1troogth ill Ar· -These are occompanled by , Kansao, TtnnOIMO and Vqinla enthusiastic draft-Goldwater ef. and 1 bit in Georgia 1nd Kentu" fori&. I ky tor Sen. ThMton B. Morton, Favor Goldwoler R·Ky. Tho evldeoco of conv~· - A Congnuionol quarterly lion 1lreniJih In tho Conotltutlon 1 poll of del"'ateo to the tlii!O fte. poll 11 a reouuranco much nood· publican Nationel ConvontiOD tel by Goldwater'o frlendo. found a majority pononally fa· AI- COol rnUYfl ored Goldwater oven thouiJh a Republlcoo oomlnatlnl COIIVOD· In publlaher John S. "Editor'• Notebook," May I Ill the Detroit rr. Pross and other Knight ..newspapers, th10 point 1o mode' Until tomeono &uch ao ?">ldwat..- heado ~~ RepabHan tieket, 11M ~hi· llvo otrenglh In lhio country n.vor will be la!lod." Knlght doubll tllat could lie kl'rooldent Keanedy. he asko a quesllon '.bat cano loot tiDto ~ asking themselv!l: Why the Republicano, baoico!IJ coooervallvt party, f- C. <a tell of Q. Is _ , . , . of home Clooney ROUTE 7 MIDDLEPORT cookinl. Wt 11'811'1 ralaiDJ ~ ~ai!Oil ~~'t oiled wtth Jou Ferrer? F•rer) Q, _ Ulldtntand.J:ddie ia wrlllq a boot. What will 11 abolll? tllichanl Burlonl Q Does lor Day May 12th. THE· MARTIN RESTAURANT nomina~• him. 'lbat is Republican convenUoDIII have recently along with my concap- openen and: paekqecl foods, tioD, jn parembella, of who might Tbere il nothJnl more satJt. dommattd by Eastern have written them' lyinl or fun tltaa COOklJIII Coot! CIIDI whose political stratecY In· Q. 1 would like to know m;eal ~! r~iru wortlal croooiBRly hao beea to out namo o1 tho lT·)'tiN>i<l with the Nlll thlllal. AD ...., convention promlae ~ Democrat~ instead lirl stewart Gruger ll,.uow ~ver yet met a JDaa .~ doet: of out·aluggmg them. J with? tSewar Graapr), D t go WIJd over tbt Jalt arr" ing puhtt<"al muscle. There 1s a "Sen Barry Goldwater ia alpowerhouse of enthus•asm WKler , mo~t t"-e 110hd cl.oiee ierosa tht the hood of the G·fOJ .p band· South lor the llepubHcan prosi· wa~ Goldwater is 8 crowd 1denti'l nomination and IOmt pleaser He has been and may i 250 delegate vot.. aro hio mort .I go lllc<leorlo IIUJidy tbo ·..,. nlllllonlllip 1o Prftl. dent Konnedy 11 llhtrm4ll Adame ho dlo Prolideot tPreslden. Kennedy) Q. Whieh of our 111'-t leyy u1ao ..-par-at IDcome lalres !heir retidtDta? tMortimw Unl IOI"Itdly eal<... 'l'blf )INfer tlttm U loq U elle mabt lhllll~ aDd hid ~left to 1111 klcl. - IJid how lo cool! I - 111-YEARCOOK Helen: have olfl7 10 lGolt II tile actlap of your De1IIJIII*' He that ~ Will -.eYV a kill ul. V. .... - VIVE CAKE" LA Q. s.r-, o11r Dellorah Kerris btr lllll'l'laJ!O c. wrller Holen: Vlortel .., tho ~dt? tPu We may have )lOWIItrtd ~ tell instant muhtd polaltl,' ete, the latter'• veto of British mem· Q, loll truo 11t11 Govwaor "''U NlllVER _.,. 10- 110• 1011 Rock&l<tUer"' Now York egpl The 1u11111-" _ _ bershlp In lilt W01t European •--J er _. rd' fifth TIL\TI - FORMBii G.L eonunoa Market ...:..vme oan a,uo 1 Echolol the cit~.. were ..... band! t"lilpp7" !lurpb.y) Former: of his own mllli1ter1, ineludin& Er· Q. Potor 0~. ..tlo ~ FllmJ 1QU !llllllklaed II hard Lawr...., ol Arabia - doNn 1 hlllblnd an tile ume Erhard is credited .rid.tormu· bavo. cliff.-1- thu -H_._ _ tatla& the pollclet wblcb led to OQO wllb whidl t.. wu bon? . tPotor'l IIUlflltr) Jy PHIL NEWSOM It also would make It more dlf. Germany's economic IIUC<OU. Q What about !he UPI F. .Jca New1 Aulya& licult, If that ahould be Adenau- ""'! oeeo , Germaa r ' MatjmiiiiD Sclttll fO)O....Iflj It had beeo an all night bar- or's Intent, lo maneuver Erhard IP"Owth slowJnc ""' he blidty• tSdltll'a eatning session and dark r:ltcles : out of the job for whidl ht hu De GeuUe'a tloaed-cloor t~ pu • R 5ft I ' " ringed the oy.. of Gtrmao eeo-1walttd 10 iong. which ha fan will IBid to Juro. qen DIVOTID fO IIITUIII't 01' oomic millistw Ludwig Erhard 1 But whatevec the future ohould pean &tapatlon, BrltalD, ha be- Q-Wil 11 file w~ MIIOI MUOII AliA when he fmally emerged. brblg for Erbar4, It wao appal' UevQ, would open new tradlac lndlu..!'u, _. oa lite "We did good work," he oald. oat that Ill West Gormaoy an ora doon 1o lbe Onnmon· .!brkol. left bud• "We avoided dlsuter." woo coming to Ill end. ' " - were aJDon1 tho reuoDI of. Ill Erhard referred 1peci(ically Vlf~ ~~ , lor lho repudiatioll _of Adeoauer btliel tltll 1 very 1o 1 compromioe agreement to 11le autbonllr•an YJIOr With after yean, of mapiflcent nerve runo directly from ond a metal workera strike which which A-uer had ruled Well Germany 1 cl- tiel with n to lho bear! ha didled a ha[millloo Germani Germaoy 11Dce 11149, had ohown Well ca11110t bt expe<ltd nger · workers and wbieh, II allowed tDimarked deelllle In recent mootho. chaege roprdleu of who Q-Wbal 11 1 Bible p'eper! spreod, would threaten tho who•l Whore Adenauor OliClt erdtrod, comes the next cltantollor. Ir-A atroltJ. Clplt!Ue, of Well Germany's boominl eco- he oow had been reduced lo per· can a 8QU8bble now dim AdtiD·I __~': of 1 Pldt belo'llln<lllaj~;. nomy. •uaakm. auer'l!l brilliant record. Bul Erhard, the portly tconom· Hll OJIIIODelllo accuoed him of But Germaoy bo 11109in& ics professor who for 14 yeara submlltlnJ docilely to the ambl· ward parliamentary, rotber . . C 1 1 11 • 1 has guided West Germany's eco- tfoDi of Prtlldeot Chari• llt on..mlll rulo lllld lltll lhould 7 nomic deotinieo, mighttowell ______ applied his remarks hit hove owo '"'"&lh'·" Foreign News Commentary .. Erhard Is Sure L0 dWig To Succeed Mr. Adenauer = 9.9s ===-=5.:::95 l!t:,oAi. ,... Milk" 100 gal. ~-" .:Q:_:liAR: ·::t~S_::.·:,:·M=•k:••:_:50~g~al~. IHI D··llY sftlll'luu ' ' VALLEY LU,.R & SUPPtY CQ. 1 :~•=llo~o~f:Fr~...,.:~ln~~~-lo~lo~the~!CO~o~ii.:._ political futuro. For hi• niiJht'l work Erhard ! wcm 1 atandin& ovation from Par· liamentary members of his Chri•· uan Democratic party aod wont far to assure that .omfllme next ran ht ,will bo elected to reptoce the 111n1 Konrad Adllnauer as WMt Germany'& ehanceUor. Jn late April Adenauer reluct· anliy agreed to a thr ...lo- one vote of pary Jeadera that lhis fall ho sliOuld otep down from the office througtl which he had ,Wd· eel Germany back from tho ruin• of defeat to mako It one of the molll prooporouo ond powerful oatlono of WMiorn Europe. Ho plqed to lend hil coWioel to hlo ouccesoor, even lhDUIJh that oucceuor t.. Erhard, whose abUJty 10 run tho tou&h Job of Cbancollor Adenauor conlln1101 to doubt. Critics of Erhard had termed him "lOft In llmH of erbil, a rubber lion." .But In the met1l workora' negollatloa1 Erhard had placed hit presU&• on file U.."ond . hat er\Uclom now would bo botdor lo aupport. Quest IOD·Answer c0lU1DD . 0 BERHrs WORLD ! ) ""' ' \ ·I ) ' I ,. . ,i '• Jmot a- tradl ol wben wu posed 1o lj)pt&r and wu t11o barruoed lo ~ undor """ name. At A11J rae., lido bo 11M thatl en~ IIIJit)l. I .,...,. prtated ~ the eolm,m,.~ and thea I lavtnt tllilltMI o tllem. ,. ': ' • ·. ' invested In Ohio Power. ' I I.CIJIUII · relative? 'I1U HUid have the fii'NII!IItl of t tood ......,. oot story. On the other hand, ll could that Loul11 Scltnoldor doo<m'tl really nisi and tltlt the•~=:I 1ctualiy wu - Ia I>!' ~ bookin& egent. The poor Ill)' Smile. You just passed 14 owners of Ohio Ppwer '! It ~ • lint I'll"'"" fGr ralDJ daJ and Ia 1!11' oplltoa more full thin ~ 11M eroa•l MIJIIII Mabo IWJ word puale. .._ II Loultt • lrioad <J W.f A FollowiD& art I01Dt CJC 1111 ~ ' MIDDLIPORT J HI"s Type Of Ente.....:...-ent WASHING'l'ON <UPII - Juol about my favorite form o f - · lalnment Jo provided by a qu11tlan-and..,_,er column In one ol the Sunday aupplomentl. I am alway• intrlsued by oome of lbe .• ue~tlonl that the retdfft oend ln. For illlllnco, lh11 ono: "CID"' /OU tell me if Romano Mu.iottni,· jNI piOnill 100 of Benlto ll(uuoUnl, hu booQ booked !IIIIo Las Veg~ ScltneJd. .,. , Fort IJodce, !owl." What iDiriCUt" me II wby Louloo Sdlnelder wUIOd 1o !mow that. I" dare lilY lbat - ' AIDer· lc1111 ~~~ are't ...,. 4Wirl tllat the lito lllllaa <llclatllr had a plano-p1a711111 ..,.. · P"- WY2-2709 I;;A~~:.~IIne:•~~~IIJ~Ia~'I'IW~~-=1--------~~ The L.•ghter SI'de B1 DICK WElT Vatted Proia lltonalloul Beware Of Itinerate Peddlers! < "' \ ' J �- ... -- • ,, I ' Daily Sentln~, Pom~ro~~~dlepori, 0 ., May 10, 11M3· ,_~;;-;.:-;;;;:::;;-~ . ..:;.,.::;;:;.::-:=...;;.:;;:..:;.._;::: u:G•• · 11011U'R__-1_. ... "'· ,.._''.,""" t a ...... •r " I" at._,..,.._ 1 __ b1 \M Hooks 'n Slices =--.:~~IOU., ,...allf'P 0... _ _ ., ; , . _. . 1'M Mn.-tu • rft1ll 'Nil ....... *"C...U. . ~ . . . . Pk, ..... 15f.. ... ...... 4 C.,......ltlefl . ....fiiRIIrHtl. ...-matBJ Ill tbe ..nil . . . . . . , b;r lM Co11J1 • f C.-.•oa Plan ., MMI• COIIDb', OIUo, I ·~ offer for ...-at pablk 11eHM IIIII tH . .b diJI ol 11•7 .IIM .. t IG:tf a . • · at tbo Court HOIIM ot \.iald County, la iM .., autt!riJ' dJrediol!lo 11 ....._ ...... . l)lllttb • rNI k U. JbH .. ..._... alftC eeatabdN SO t.a ..n. _,. or \ell 'n. ·aboH U'aet ;;t loll !l.llll .. .t J)l:fld 1rlllf... laH1 . . . . . Wllllt NOTICI Ofi tALl • .... 11 ...., . . . . . IRUt M P•r.uanl to n Ol'«fiir .., ak .....,. ,..u1 ~ ..... t ,...., - . . Ia By John Tt>n/ord ,...,,..._ -. 1 L.HAt. ...... N:I c:-.... Celu1 GoU Profe11lollal - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,, ._ _ _ g &J The Pomeroy High school goU team, after a couple rna t c.hes and one tournament experience, .&bows great promtse. . t f . b'J th . Th e fl rs our are 1emors, w 1 e e remamjna: mem· .... ...... vw.,. ., ••-.,. '"' ,.,_.., .,...,.. Comp..,.,•· ,... ' ,..,, "· daKrlbed ....1 utaH: ..._ia ':~Tow.=u;, " ~;t~~ 1 o a. • TM ron~twlllf duaiW •ruJ ~:·~ to n,. wJt: ln P\u'dl .... OOio T - . Itt ~a~a. c.-. ,.., ..t - . two-t.b irdl of u.. q; "'· Tba rifbt la ,....ttlld t. N$1d ••,. or au •ldL u..n = HI •• bers of the team are freshm~n. Boys who have complet· c!!:.':;~o':to~·~,;:·::»':t; :.-:: ~ !: ~~ ed limited requirements for the team are Doug Moore b~C::••:: :o-u.1i:'~':':-~ J . •· O'ari~~~~."ttoftlt~F Dave Gordon , Alan Downie, Don Wehrung Carson Crow: town 8, ran•• 1&, Obla Cumpuy•• llO~ c. ~bl.ll!tl. Bill Francis, Jeff Gibbs, Rodnev Karr and' Jon Guintber. :-.::=-:~tbe:-~~~~b.:!:.~: :U.u:! 1 ~ M D· " tloa, ~ rod• or LD H. &. Sitkalf, 6. .... 2• ' • · • · · '" · · r . tehl and Mr. Young are chief overseers and set ..rlekn'• wen une;tllenca DOrtb a~on• up_ all the matches. Ted Downie, Fred Crow, and Frank - - " ,,., .. oo " · " Sld~Will are to be thanked for providing the t e a m with =~· U:~ec:~:~ :;:t. ~~ STARTS tm1 DAB shirts. :-~=-r•.,eor ~!':.nlnll· c01ltaia1q 11 WASHINGTON CVPI)-FBJ JK. . THREE MOST REQUIRED CLUBS -""' ,...,., ""' ot ...,. "' ....,. -~ J Ed u~---• RACKSTERS C h d T T d d U011 u , LOW!) a. rut:• 14 Obio com. ·~~or · 1M nuuver ...-u:~~~~ . oac e y ony Gennette, this te am of Eastern tracksters has won four of its six meets he river, we ge, and putter still maintain their .,.,., Pu""" ..,..,.,., " """' his 40th Y""' on the job today T. t .tb1s spnng. The Eag1es4ost t r only two meets to Class AA Warren Loccal. Eastern will be host for an invita· prestige as lhe game's top scoring machinery . " Drive ;:~~· ••~~~~ r:;::.uw.J'i. tile same way he bepn blo 11n1 10nal relay m.atch on Tue.day, 14. Expected to tieipate in the invitational are teams from Racine JS:Y· for S~ow, " and "Putt for Dough," is true in many in- :·~~ ::;:!~,,mdi~=o~~.,. -~od~~ -by wortfllg. ¥r:!: ::: :=MJ 41 1 ..,-"",, ..,, -,,. t: !i.... Wubfllll!>lo ,! a-_ ' Noil.l' ...... ·w. r.. H. • ::,::.w-;:; rar lt 10 .Ill .. : 1811.11111 1711 . . 1 .,. 14ll*ll ll stances. However, looking from the pro's point of view, ~~~:.:,;~~~~~:.,_~~;;;;;;;..;""'..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;iiiij where most of them average 260 yd . drives it is more or less a game for them around 180 yds. from the green. When you consider the week-end golfer does a good jOb of averaging 200 yds. on drives, it explains why the touring pros are always breaking par. This day and age requ1res a long and well placed tee shot. If drives are ' always mis-hit into other fairway or worse, then the chances of arriving at the green for par figures or betFROM ter are limited. There is no use being a good putter if you don 't get to the green until the possibility of par is 1 out of the question, because of lost strokes in the fair- ~ way. The wedge Is used not only for accuracy but for Its I SINCI 1852 ability to promote more backspin which in turn makes the ball stop fast after Iandin~ on the green. With three •more degrees of loft and 'h-mch shorter, it is a hatd ger Creek, Mtddleport and. or Gallia. Members o Eastern's hosting track team are front row 1 to r Dimnis Parker, John McLaughlin, o n Ridenour, Bob Brown, Terry Hoffman Charles Mankin Ron~ie. Rit~hie and lbck Kobientz. Back row, Greg Bailey, Roger Bahr, David Leonard, Ke~netb Hartung, Theron Cruise Gary Mi. cbaei, Albert Pooler, John Pooler, Paul Chadwell, Duane Tuttle and Buck Buchanan . _ Sentinel Photo · · 14 11 . . . . , .• 11 1.. .41111 • II • . .W. t a 1$ : .tM ,., 'i,\ . 11 ;:JI• •• . - - CONFIDENCE Herbert Has Habit, Now; With Yankees GAHS Wins Over Big Blocks 9-8 In Final • it .Ill till BUY WITH ;/ . Bv FRF.D DOWN Sta. Wagon. Original black finish llke malic shift 1 I· • Convertible. Impala VB. Power Steering. BeMMihil all white finish ter, scoring Scott with the ty· Roger Saunders cut two Blacks I pop fly to Armstrong, endmg . reminiscmt of the dead ball era . ing marker. Then came Arm· 1 down at the plate on brilliant Ithe battle. . . , . "H~rberl, who had a 6-.14 record NEW YORK WPl\ - Weeb 1 1 stron~ winning blow off Jones. plays . It was Galhpohs fmal game. agamst the Yankees until he beat En Ewbank . head coact> and ~neral The· loss ··was charged to RichGAHS reduced . 5- . th IThe Devils compiled a 7-5 sea· them twice in the last week of' A tered _ Hospital manager or the New York Jets. I ie Neal who opened on the hiiJ s d ~1 1ot I3 mb e son mark . In having its three- the 19ti2 season, topped 'e m for H mong those who entered today announQed tt'M:: addition 'or for C~ch Jack Ro ers B i becon on a wa ' so ~n ase game winning streak snapped, the third straight time Thursday olzer hospital in the past 24 three new coaching aides to tht I Bla ks g . g Y Hoger Saunders, a smgl~ by Pt. Pleasant suffered its fifth night when he hurled a two-hitter hours were Miss Phyllis A. But· American Footbv!l League club, ·~ G~ll~olis drew first blood. p~~ ~:d~:;.~hans~na l:;l~ pltc~. loss in 13 games- and second that gave the White Sox .a 2-0 l~r, 121~ State St., M_rs . Wil- Signed for the 1963 season were j R• hg d of the year to Gallipolis. Jt was vicory. Jt was Herbert's fourth ~am B. Cooper, 61 Garfield Ave. offensive line coach Charles Knox . With one out in the first Scott Davis St sin,gled sharply ~~ center'. stole ]son r~du::: p:~. a; r ? er- Gallia 's f~rst . sweep of the ~wo· win of the season-and his fourth I Eeobl'rge Wallace, Kerr , _Jesse .o. defensive line coach Walter E. 5 second, and weilt to third on a gm to arne series m one season stnce shutout. . m, Rt . 2 Crown C1ty, Lisa Michaels and defensive t'oaeh 1 sed ·b · Jl H · !ked8 154 · 1957 campaign. cwa... stretch Ltad Jean Fetty, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant, Jack F.. Donaldson. 1 pas a · · arrts wa , The Blacks. jumped ahead 0.4 . . I . . Charles E P le S G 11 · • Knox 31 currenll ·g stole seeond . Armstrong scor- 1·n the>·r half of the f>'fth on a GAHS had 11 h1ts - three by . The Whtte Soxnd fourth consecu· 1ts . r .,Thornton a 1po an assistant • • coa<'h atYthe servm as . Ferry ·MrsY s, Ollie Univers· t ed Scott with a bingle to right, single by Roger Pancake a Armstrong, two by Pete l Ve t_riumph a sixth in their Ma W V . J hn C Be , ity of Kentucky, is regarded by Harris scored another marker double by Larry Morgan. plus and two by S t e v e last eight games enabled them to dic:o~t Alta Ewbank as one of the "finest 0 •..W·o Va., .G1 a neLake a one-game lead over the ' · rY Pleasant had five hits, idle Kansas City A's and the I Lee Boles, Rt. 1 Leon , W. Va ., young offensive t."Oaches in the Smith, Pancake and Mor· Baltimor"l Orioles, who suHered a · Mrs. Robert J. Bauer, II~ E. nation.·· had singles. Morgan had a 4-1 JoSA to the Boston Red Sox. Main St., Pomeroy, Mrs. WilMichaels. 3S, a veteran or IO I cJou,ble, Jones a home run. Dave Stenhouse pitched a seven Ham H. Mayes, 248 W. Main years as a player with the Cleve-Mitchell whiffed four , and hitter to give tlte washington St. , PomerQy, Grant J. Barn- l l~nd Browns and one with the ; Special For walked seven. Neal fanned three Senators a 6-0 victory over the ha~t , 1 Hill St. , Pomeroy , Mrs. ~reen Bay Packers of the Na- 1· ~·alked four . Cleveland Indians in the only Chfford Eugene Haning, Rt. 1 bona I Football League. was a Line score: other AL activity of day or night. Po~eroy , Mrs. Chester M. mach with the Oakland Raiders R H E Herberi, a refugee from the Br1nker, Rt. 2 Racine, Thob~n of the AFL la st season . The 36- • Pt. Pleasant 050 030 0- 8 5 l Kansas City Athleties, £rom whom M. Detty, Oak Hill , Brian J&i'th year-o~d Donaldson last worked as Gallipolis 210 132 X - 9 11 2 he wa!> a<,tquired June 10, 1961 , Landrum , Rt. 3 Jackson, Mrs. ~n ass~stant C08('h at the UmversNeal (L); Jones (6) & Pan- ha11 now shut out the A's, Orioles Denver R. Clay, Ironton, Mn. ' Jty of foledo . and Senators in that order. In IJ. Russell Barker. Rt. 1 Pedro, I ----This convertible jet pump is Armstrong (W) It: Loog. those 'll shutout Innings, he has Joseph S. Willis, Rt. 2 Pedro, I HAS TUMOR REMOVED compact, efficient and depend allowed a total of only nine hits. Mrs . Alvin G. DeHart, Ravens. I ~ASHfNGT<>_N lUPll - Mrs. able. A convenient bolt-on ASK TO WED Hia victory Thursday night also wood, W. Va ., and James G. Dwight D. Eisenhower had a ~jector is easily re-position('(( PT. PLEASANT - Three dumped the lordly Yankees ·,nlo Windle Ill, RavenswoOO , W. Va . small , non-malignant tumor re-- I for shallow or deep well serv4 · ice. .Auembly ia complete with Icoupl·es have made applications . fifth place in the AL and tagged Birtlls moved from the back of her llt'ck pump, ¥.1 hp motor, ejector 134 marriage licenses in the of- · them with their r rsshutout of Mrs. Gerald L. Ault, Patriot Monday al Walter Reed Hospital ! I 1 Spread Your this Spring in our gay and colorful Butterfly print shirt with pert Peter Pan collar. 100% drip-dry combed cotton. Has short sleeves and can be worn neatly tucked in or casually out. In blue, red, gold and gray. l :Ill ., Sizes 8 thru 18. Shapely Classic $3.91 Contrasting drip-dry Sallcloth :Bermudas with belt. I sere111een Month Of May Only _eSWIMWEAR by Catalina and Rugby •JAMAICA SHORTS Mora People Ara Coming To Pickens Every Day For ~CO-ORDINATES by Jean Castle ,. DUPONT LUCITE PAINT Beautiful s•Jactlon of Ladles Sportswear (Outtldo end lnolde) BAHR CLOTHIERS ud Gllea h&cl There's a dlfferenee in Luelle Outside Paint - !uta opbdoa ••• What'• Middleport, Ohio A Job MASON, W.VA. Whltlla bear would tutapOcl ... HaV.a TIRE SALE ONLY fl}ggage ·lq~: tbt Graci · ,· SAM .s·o.·..NJ·t E·,. NEW TREADS lam11nlta strMmll,. ·..,. ·"fJIIIt W!Jibe•" for a Ioiii tlmt to C~~mit­ and go. Give iaiiiiQnlte to yout' grad. ' ' No 59 Buick V8 -- . -- s1595 Electra. 2 dr. Hard Top. Power Steering and Brlke. Auto. Shift. Extra nice •rou,,. Grow's STEAK HOUSE r~nitewalls ALLOWANCE IN TOWN .- . • Bomeo/t.lae ........ .-:.-' ' ALL TrA:!!XE~S~:!:!:!!~ aoox 14 $17 . 11 ' ~ .... Al.,....,.lt• · " \\411 make Mother ·feel so much like "Queen for a Dey" as to bring her and the Fl .i S MIDDLEPO OHIO · . .RT, . ·' . . ' ,. ' : r, !)., ', 1 ? ' • ' ., . ., ' 'J_ ;· '• the fourth Inning on a doubi< by Pete Ward, a walk to Dave Nich· Impala . 4 dr. Sedan. One car eful owner. Only 30,869 miles. Power Steering. Auto . shift. Really sharp 60 Dodge V8 - 3 ROOMS Chicken ClJ' other choice foods, delight in the gracious atmosphere. Most of ..U..-"e'll·relish the freedom from before-and-after kitchen chores. '· : ' • • Matadore. Full sizrd one owner D,11qge Push but· ton shift. Power Steering ' 57 Chevrolet V8 . - - S69S BelAir. 2 dr. Sedan. Smart black and white finisb. Exceptional MANY MORE Home of Broastecl Chicken · .;.Circl.e~s · .···Restaurant POMEROY ONI.Y BLAETTNARS POMEROY, 0. j ----~~ 1 ' "BIG B. P. S." I"' e ·VINYL BOND LAnX WALL PAINT Reg. $6.15 gal. Now $4.77 gal. e SATIN LUX SEMI GLOSS ENAMEL Color Matched To Vinyl Bond Now $5.85 gal. eFLAT LUX OIL BASE WALL PAINT Reg. $5.50 gal. _ _ Now $4.13 gal. New ' ! Diocbar1ed day•. Reg. $7.80 gal. here· for dinner. She'll enjoy Circle's Broasted '/, w Patients recently discharged Included Richar.cJ Winebrenner, Mrs. Charley Sharp, Jr. , Mrs. William Gurney, Franklin MeFann. Miss Wilma Coleman, Mrs. Stella Ehersbach. M r s. Charles Smilh, Kevin Yeauger, Robert Hili, Mrs. Robert Crow, Mrs. Orville Hogue, Emmell Conway, Harold E. Rowe, Ceeil Sparks, Etvin Gibbs, Hugar Buekler, Mrs. Harold Long and infant daughter and Mrs. Richard Snyder. A..,ong Alling According to the midnight re· port of the nursing department II in the amount of , those patients who were listed $378.68 against the defendants. fair included Mrs. Mamu• Smith, Chester Patterson. Mrs. Pleo010l VaHey Hoopltol David Shoemaker, Mrs. J o h n ADMITTED: Mrs. Lily Mae >H. Thomas, Mrs. Harry Weh· Sl10ll, Glenwood; Mrs. Thomas rung, Cindy Shriver, Lisa Fettv. 1\~~1, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Wil· Mrs. Millie Carpenter and HarH. Rlgsley, Rohertsburg. old Swick. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Marsh· Six units of blood were adRifle, Miiton; Mrs. Everett ministered at tile hospital on Blaso!)\, Pt. Pleasanl Thuraday. family ' n~· •tJ1el ror W~meD lllil .... Ill- ··~ · Lib, Stddlt Tm l!i4 Bml Qijtt. . ·<" milled one Yankee batter to daughter. 3:03 p.m. Thursday. reach third base. The While Sox Mrs. Farrell A. Houck, 39 Chi!scored both their runs off , :orld licothe Rd ., daughter, 2:16p .m . Series hero Ralph Terry 13-4) in Thursday . · II Sunday dinner, Few t)tlngs that you can do ' ! LEVY RE·E~D Take Molher t~ church'-then to Circle's for r ..,, .-. ····a · · E· ··-·· Barbara Jean Zerkle, 21, Mason. Orville Rimmey, 43, Southside, and Virginia Frances Coleman Schultz, 36, Southside. - -·. _ _ ·Give Her a Holiday From Kitchen Chores! ' lldllt'011U • '$11.. '' looiiiJCuo •• ; 14.11 · IM!n'w.-~ • .lUi . 11111'1 Twrlolfll. Q ' . Cotr41111101 Cuo • 1... Sllho11.~t ." II\ 'Ill ·litdM({ 1...<.>. ,. ··'I - ' $7 995 TAKFtMOTH'ER!O~TQ!1:f)l Also a .corril>l+tl line of • . asox14 ., ·-'·· OHM¥ I P '>; • a gallon pressure tank pre~ure or the County Clerk. James the 1963 season. ' Star Rt .. son, 8:06 p.m. Thurs- here. I l""eg_ulating valve, Prenure Jeffers, 24, Southside, Svrtllden Two SlaglH day. Mrs. John E. McGuire, A spokes~an for the former ! Mary Looise Christy, 21 , Herbert was tapped for singles 1900 Chestnut St., daughter, 4:- first lady said she was making a obwitch, air charBer and 1"' rass foot valve. This is th• perfect pump for fann or .ub- Apple GroVe. Thomas Middlt-- by Joe Pepitone and Clete Boyer, 26 p.m . Thursday. Mrs . Larry g ood recovery and was expected. urban "home. ton Johnson, 25, Hartford, and walked only one batter and per- Lee Mohr. Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasant, to leave the hospital in a few ATLANTIC CiTY. N.J. IUPil- oi!OII and Ron Hansen's double. Leon Levy was ,....lecled presi· Edward Baer, owner 'orr,.~oyl dent of the Atlantic City Racing ACTION FILED 232 15, Sacond WY 2-2036 Association at 1 track meeting PT. PLEASANT - A civil ac· Thursday. tion has been filed in the office ;...iiiiii;;;;;i;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'llo! the Circuit Court styled Appalachian Power Company. a vs. Earl Arix and Charles McGrath . The action con· cerned a power pole destroyed in an automobile accident November ~. 1962 on State Route 17 when a motor vehicle driven _MO.T BER'S DAY, SUNDAY, MAY 12TH Charles McGrath, an agent Earl Arix, hit a p o" e r II r.~~:~The~ plaintiff is seeking ' · lcrbulou HIDDEN EXTRAS 59 Chevrolet VB -- ~ s1495 I OHIO VALLEY PLUM BING & HEATING ··,. 'TRADE-IN Tubeless Nyl and 'A'L on BIGGEST TRADE-IN For a Jn PUMP May 10th to 24th t $16•• Convertible. VB. Like new top and ali white finish. Shows good care. Fully equipped 1 loneer, goea on euler. Pickens Hardware BUY M9W I 59 Pontiac -- - -. -s1595 1 EMPHATICALLY, •• I "'a~VIrtised in :aew. All» 59 Chevrolet - - - - S149S Hospl'lal NewS ° BY ED KENNEDY ~ 60 Chevrolet V8 - - -S149S . _ ,.\ ' BLAETTNARS Ge'!'ld Armstr?ng's single lo on a wil~ pitch. Armstrong was ,a GAHS 'error and one walk. UPI Spo,... w,n., r)ghtfteld off rehef hurler Ned cut down at the plate by Neal l The charges of Coach Jack , Jones scored DennL~i Harris to end the uprising. IOlcott came back with three It took Ray Herbert 1 long club to master but once controlled, is a stroke saver. from second base in the bottom Billy Mitchell blew up in the ·more in their half of lhe fliib . 1 time to learn how to beat the The putter, also called the "Texas Wedge" (because of the sixth mning Thursday second rung _ he issued five Armstrong doubled Richard 1Ne_w York Yank~s. bu . once ac- 1t IS used from the apron of the green for approach night to give Gallia Academy's walks, gave up three hits _ the Long singled Saund~rs walked qwr~ the techmqut! 1s habit· shots) is the easiest club to make a stroke with . EveryBlue Devils a 9-8 come-from· Blacks pushed across 1 i v e and Roach li~ed a double scor- formmg. , one should adjust to a comfortable putting position, or behind triumph over visiting big runs . H beian when center- ing two of the three run~ A 20-game winner in 1962, the stanre , but at the same time stay with the basic fundaPt. Pleasant on Memorial fielder Ned Jones leadoff man . · . Chicago While Sox right ·hander mentals of holing out with consistency. Field. . · ,in the rung, slam;,.ed 0 Mitch- Mttcheli settled down ihe f>· from lleiroil i~ the newesl Amer- SEl'l'ION I ETIQUETTE Gallipolis entered its half o[ ieiJ pitch into Chickamauga nal two rungs, rehrm~ SIX of 1can League p1tcher lo qualify as l No . 6 - Before Ieavmg a bunker, a player should the 'sixth 'trlilling the West Vir· Creek- some 350 feet away to lseven batters - one Btb_ Black "Yankee killer." And, Ill tile · carefully fill up all holes made by him therein . glnians 8-7. Bobby Scott led off ·dead center _ for a home run. Iwas _safe on a nuscue With two bargain, his flashing curveball is 1 ---- - - -- - - - -· - - - ··-with a 11,alk, ~tole second. Har· After the smoke cleared, Point OUI m lhe lop of the seventh, making him one of the AL's top I Ewbank Adds Three ris slappetlo single to rightren· had sent u· men to the plale. but Mitchell got Morgan on p>lchers and • "shutout artist" Coaches To Slaff 1 l '299 MASON ROWLEY&. REED PHONE WY 2-277& 'FUINITull CO. MI\SON, W. V4. . N. 2nd. Avt. Mi.,_l.eport, Ohio J �- ... -- • ,, I ' Daily Sentln~, Pom~ro~~~dlepori, 0 ., May 10, 11M3· ,_~;;-;.:-;;;;:::;;-~ . ..:;.,.::;;:;.::-:=...;;.:;;:..:;.._;::: u:G•• · 11011U'R__-1_. ... "'· ,.._''.,""" t a ...... •r " I" at._,..,.._ 1 __ b1 \M Hooks 'n Slices =--.:~~IOU., ,...allf'P 0... _ _ ., ; , . _. . 1'M Mn.-tu • rft1ll 'Nil ....... *"C...U. . ~ . . . . Pk, ..... 15f.. ... ...... 4 C.,......ltlefl . ....fiiRIIrHtl. ...-matBJ Ill tbe ..nil . . . . . . , b;r lM Co11J1 • f C.-.•oa Plan ., MMI• COIIDb', OIUo, I ·~ offer for ...-at pablk 11eHM IIIII tH . .b diJI ol 11•7 .IIM .. t IG:tf a . • · at tbo Court HOIIM ot \.iald County, la iM .., autt!riJ' dJrediol!lo 11 ....._ ...... . l)lllttb • rNI k U. JbH .. ..._... alftC eeatabdN SO t.a ..n. _,. or \ell 'n. ·aboH U'aet ;;t loll !l.llll .. .t J)l:fld 1rlllf... laH1 . . . . . Wllllt NOTICI Ofi tALl • .... 11 ...., . . . . . IRUt M P•r.uanl to n Ol'«fiir .., ak .....,. ,..u1 ~ ..... t ,...., - . . Ia By John Tt>n/ord ,...,,..._ -. 1 L.HAt. ...... N:I c:-.... Celu1 GoU Profe11lollal - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,, ._ _ _ g &J The Pomeroy High school goU team, after a couple rna t c.hes and one tournament experience, .&bows great promtse. . t f . b'J th . Th e fl rs our are 1emors, w 1 e e remamjna: mem· .... ...... vw.,. ., ••-.,. '"' ,.,_.., .,...,.. Comp..,.,•· ,... ' ,..,, "· daKrlbed ....1 utaH: ..._ia ':~Tow.=u;, " ~;t~~ 1 o a. • TM ron~twlllf duaiW •ruJ ~:·~ to n,. wJt: ln P\u'dl .... OOio T - . Itt ~a~a. c.-. ,.., ..t - . two-t.b irdl of u.. q; "'· Tba rifbt la ,....ttlld t. N$1d ••,. or au •ldL u..n = HI •• bers of the team are freshm~n. Boys who have complet· c!!:.':;~o':to~·~,;:·::»':t; :.-:: ~ !: ~~ ed limited requirements for the team are Doug Moore b~C::••:: :o-u.1i:'~':':-~ J . •· O'ari~~~~."ttoftlt~F Dave Gordon , Alan Downie, Don Wehrung Carson Crow: town 8, ran•• 1&, Obla Cumpuy•• llO~ c. ~bl.ll!tl. Bill Francis, Jeff Gibbs, Rodnev Karr and' Jon Guintber. :-.::=-:~tbe:-~~~~b.:!:.~: :U.u:! 1 ~ M D· " tloa, ~ rod• or LD H. &. Sitkalf, 6. .... 2• ' • · • · · '" · · r . tehl and Mr. Young are chief overseers and set ..rlekn'• wen une;tllenca DOrtb a~on• up_ all the matches. Ted Downie, Fred Crow, and Frank - - " ,,., .. oo " · " Sld~Will are to be thanked for providing the t e a m with =~· U:~ec:~:~ :;:t. ~~ STARTS tm1 DAB shirts. :-~=-r•.,eor ~!':.nlnll· c01ltaia1q 11 WASHINGTON CVPI)-FBJ JK. . THREE MOST REQUIRED CLUBS -""' ,...,., ""' ot ...,. "' ....,. -~ J Ed u~---• RACKSTERS C h d T T d d U011 u , LOW!) a. rut:• 14 Obio com. ·~~or · 1M nuuver ...-u:~~~~ . oac e y ony Gennette, this te am of Eastern tracksters has won four of its six meets he river, we ge, and putter still maintain their .,.,., Pu""" ..,..,.,., " """' his 40th Y""' on the job today T. t .tb1s spnng. The Eag1es4ost t r only two meets to Class AA Warren Loccal. Eastern will be host for an invita· prestige as lhe game's top scoring machinery . " Drive ;:~~· ••~~~~ r:;::.uw.J'i. tile same way he bepn blo 11n1 10nal relay m.atch on Tue.day, 14. Expected to tieipate in the invitational are teams from Racine JS:Y· for S~ow, " and "Putt for Dough," is true in many in- :·~~ ::;:!~,,mdi~=o~~.,. -~od~~ -by wortfllg. ¥r:!: ::: :=MJ 41 1 ..,-"",, ..,, -,,. t: !i.... Wubfllll!>lo ,! a-_ ' Noil.l' ...... ·w. r.. H. • ::,::.w-;:; rar lt 10 .Ill .. : 1811.11111 1711 . . 1 .,. 14ll*ll ll stances. However, looking from the pro's point of view, ~~~:.:,;~~~~~:.,_~~;;;;;;;..;""'..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;iiiij where most of them average 260 yd . drives it is more or less a game for them around 180 yds. from the green. When you consider the week-end golfer does a good jOb of averaging 200 yds. on drives, it explains why the touring pros are always breaking par. This day and age requ1res a long and well placed tee shot. If drives are ' always mis-hit into other fairway or worse, then the chances of arriving at the green for par figures or betFROM ter are limited. There is no use being a good putter if you don 't get to the green until the possibility of par is 1 out of the question, because of lost strokes in the fair- ~ way. The wedge Is used not only for accuracy but for Its I SINCI 1852 ability to promote more backspin which in turn makes the ball stop fast after Iandin~ on the green. With three •more degrees of loft and 'h-mch shorter, it is a hatd ger Creek, Mtddleport and. or Gallia. Members o Eastern's hosting track team are front row 1 to r Dimnis Parker, John McLaughlin, o n Ridenour, Bob Brown, Terry Hoffman Charles Mankin Ron~ie. Rit~hie and lbck Kobientz. Back row, Greg Bailey, Roger Bahr, David Leonard, Ke~netb Hartung, Theron Cruise Gary Mi. cbaei, Albert Pooler, John Pooler, Paul Chadwell, Duane Tuttle and Buck Buchanan . _ Sentinel Photo · · 14 11 . . . . , .• 11 1.. .41111 • II • . .W. t a 1$ : .tM ,., 'i,\ . 11 ;:JI• •• . - - CONFIDENCE Herbert Has Habit, Now; With Yankees GAHS Wins Over Big Blocks 9-8 In Final • it .Ill till BUY WITH ;/ . Bv FRF.D DOWN Sta. Wagon. Original black finish llke malic shift 1 I· • Convertible. Impala VB. Power Steering. BeMMihil all white finish ter, scoring Scott with the ty· Roger Saunders cut two Blacks I pop fly to Armstrong, endmg . reminiscmt of the dead ball era . ing marker. Then came Arm· 1 down at the plate on brilliant Ithe battle. . . , . "H~rberl, who had a 6-.14 record NEW YORK WPl\ - Weeb 1 1 stron~ winning blow off Jones. plays . It was Galhpohs fmal game. agamst the Yankees until he beat En Ewbank . head coact> and ~neral The· loss ··was charged to RichGAHS reduced . 5- . th IThe Devils compiled a 7-5 sea· them twice in the last week of' A tered _ Hospital manager or the New York Jets. I ie Neal who opened on the hiiJ s d ~1 1ot I3 mb e son mark . In having its three- the 19ti2 season, topped 'e m for H mong those who entered today announQed tt'M:: addition 'or for C~ch Jack Ro ers B i becon on a wa ' so ~n ase game winning streak snapped, the third straight time Thursday olzer hospital in the past 24 three new coaching aides to tht I Bla ks g . g Y Hoger Saunders, a smgl~ by Pt. Pleasant suffered its fifth night when he hurled a two-hitter hours were Miss Phyllis A. But· American Footbv!l League club, ·~ G~ll~olis drew first blood. p~~ ~:d~:;.~hans~na l:;l~ pltc~. loss in 13 games- and second that gave the White Sox .a 2-0 l~r, 121~ State St., M_rs . Wil- Signed for the 1963 season were j R• hg d of the year to Gallipolis. Jt was vicory. Jt was Herbert's fourth ~am B. Cooper, 61 Garfield Ave. offensive line coach Charles Knox . With one out in the first Scott Davis St sin,gled sharply ~~ center'. stole ]son r~du::: p:~. a; r ? er- Gallia 's f~rst . sweep of the ~wo· win of the season-and his fourth I Eeobl'rge Wallace, Kerr , _Jesse .o. defensive line coach Walter E. 5 second, and weilt to third on a gm to arne series m one season stnce shutout. . m, Rt . 2 Crown C1ty, Lisa Michaels and defensive t'oaeh 1 sed ·b · Jl H · !ked8 154 · 1957 campaign. cwa... stretch Ltad Jean Fetty, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant, Jack F.. Donaldson. 1 pas a · · arrts wa , The Blacks. jumped ahead 0.4 . . I . . Charles E P le S G 11 · • Knox 31 currenll ·g stole seeond . Armstrong scor- 1·n the>·r half of the f>'fth on a GAHS had 11 h1ts - three by . The Whtte Soxnd fourth consecu· 1ts . r .,Thornton a 1po an assistant • • coa<'h atYthe servm as . Ferry ·MrsY s, Ollie Univers· t ed Scott with a bingle to right, single by Roger Pancake a Armstrong, two by Pete l Ve t_riumph a sixth in their Ma W V . J hn C Be , ity of Kentucky, is regarded by Harris scored another marker double by Larry Morgan. plus and two by S t e v e last eight games enabled them to dic:o~t Alta Ewbank as one of the "finest 0 •..W·o Va., .G1 a neLake a one-game lead over the ' · rY Pleasant had five hits, idle Kansas City A's and the I Lee Boles, Rt. 1 Leon , W. Va ., young offensive t."Oaches in the Smith, Pancake and Mor· Baltimor"l Orioles, who suHered a · Mrs. Robert J. Bauer, II~ E. nation.·· had singles. Morgan had a 4-1 JoSA to the Boston Red Sox. Main St., Pomeroy, Mrs. WilMichaels. 3S, a veteran or IO I cJou,ble, Jones a home run. Dave Stenhouse pitched a seven Ham H. Mayes, 248 W. Main years as a player with the Cleve-Mitchell whiffed four , and hitter to give tlte washington St. , PomerQy, Grant J. Barn- l l~nd Browns and one with the ; Special For walked seven. Neal fanned three Senators a 6-0 victory over the ha~t , 1 Hill St. , Pomeroy , Mrs. ~reen Bay Packers of the Na- 1· ~·alked four . Cleveland Indians in the only Chfford Eugene Haning, Rt. 1 bona I Football League. was a Line score: other AL activity of day or night. Po~eroy , Mrs. Chester M. mach with the Oakland Raiders R H E Herberi, a refugee from the Br1nker, Rt. 2 Racine, Thob~n of the AFL la st season . The 36- • Pt. Pleasant 050 030 0- 8 5 l Kansas City Athleties, £rom whom M. Detty, Oak Hill , Brian J&i'th year-o~d Donaldson last worked as Gallipolis 210 132 X - 9 11 2 he wa!> a<,tquired June 10, 1961 , Landrum , Rt. 3 Jackson, Mrs. ~n ass~stant C08('h at the UmversNeal (L); Jones (6) & Pan- ha11 now shut out the A's, Orioles Denver R. Clay, Ironton, Mn. ' Jty of foledo . and Senators in that order. In IJ. Russell Barker. Rt. 1 Pedro, I ----This convertible jet pump is Armstrong (W) It: Loog. those 'll shutout Innings, he has Joseph S. Willis, Rt. 2 Pedro, I HAS TUMOR REMOVED compact, efficient and depend allowed a total of only nine hits. Mrs . Alvin G. DeHart, Ravens. I ~ASHfNGT<>_N lUPll - Mrs. able. A convenient bolt-on ASK TO WED Hia victory Thursday night also wood, W. Va ., and James G. Dwight D. Eisenhower had a ~jector is easily re-position('(( PT. PLEASANT - Three dumped the lordly Yankees ·,nlo Windle Ill, RavenswoOO , W. Va . small , non-malignant tumor re-- I for shallow or deep well serv4 · ice. .Auembly ia complete with Icoupl·es have made applications . fifth place in the AL and tagged Birtlls moved from the back of her llt'ck pump, ¥.1 hp motor, ejector 134 marriage licenses in the of- · them with their r rsshutout of Mrs. Gerald L. Ault, Patriot Monday al Walter Reed Hospital ! I 1 Spread Your this Spring in our gay and colorful Butterfly print shirt with pert Peter Pan collar. 100% drip-dry combed cotton. Has short sleeves and can be worn neatly tucked in or casually out. In blue, red, gold and gray. l :Ill ., Sizes 8 thru 18. Shapely Classic $3.91 Contrasting drip-dry Sallcloth :Bermudas with belt. I sere111een Month Of May Only _eSWIMWEAR by Catalina and Rugby •JAMAICA SHORTS Mora People Ara Coming To Pickens Every Day For ~CO-ORDINATES by Jean Castle ,. DUPONT LUCITE PAINT Beautiful s•Jactlon of Ladles Sportswear (Outtldo end lnolde) BAHR CLOTHIERS ud Gllea h&cl There's a dlfferenee in Luelle Outside Paint - !uta opbdoa ••• What'• Middleport, Ohio A Job MASON, W.VA. Whltlla bear would tutapOcl ... HaV.a TIRE SALE ONLY fl}ggage ·lq~: tbt Graci · ,· SAM .s·o.·..NJ·t E·,. NEW TREADS lam11nlta strMmll,. ·..,. ·"fJIIIt W!Jibe•" for a Ioiii tlmt to C~~mit­ and go. Give iaiiiiQnlte to yout' grad. ' ' No 59 Buick V8 -- . -- s1595 Electra. 2 dr. Hard Top. Power Steering and Brlke. Auto. Shift. Extra nice •rou,,. Grow's STEAK HOUSE r~nitewalls ALLOWANCE IN TOWN .- . • Bomeo/t.lae ........ .-:.-' ' ALL TrA:!!XE~S~:!:!:!!~ aoox 14 $17 . 11 ' ~ .... Al.,....,.lt• · " \\411 make Mother ·feel so much like "Queen for a Dey" as to bring her and the Fl .i S MIDDLEPO OHIO · . .RT, . ·' . . ' ,. ' : r, !)., ', 1 ? ' • ' ., . ., ' 'J_ ;· '• the fourth Inning on a doubi< by Pete Ward, a walk to Dave Nich· Impala . 4 dr. Sedan. One car eful owner. Only 30,869 miles. Power Steering. Auto . shift. Really sharp 60 Dodge V8 - 3 ROOMS Chicken ClJ' other choice foods, delight in the gracious atmosphere. Most of ..U..-"e'll·relish the freedom from before-and-after kitchen chores. '· : ' • • Matadore. Full sizrd one owner D,11qge Push but· ton shift. Power Steering ' 57 Chevrolet V8 . - - S69S BelAir. 2 dr. Sedan. Smart black and white finisb. Exceptional MANY MORE Home of Broastecl Chicken · .;.Circl.e~s · .···Restaurant POMEROY ONI.Y BLAETTNARS POMEROY, 0. j ----~~ 1 ' "BIG B. P. S." I"' e ·VINYL BOND LAnX WALL PAINT Reg. $6.15 gal. Now $4.77 gal. e SATIN LUX SEMI GLOSS ENAMEL Color Matched To Vinyl Bond Now $5.85 gal. eFLAT LUX OIL BASE WALL PAINT Reg. $5.50 gal. _ _ Now $4.13 gal. New ' ! Diocbar1ed day•. Reg. $7.80 gal. here· for dinner. She'll enjoy Circle's Broasted '/, w Patients recently discharged Included Richar.cJ Winebrenner, Mrs. Charley Sharp, Jr. , Mrs. William Gurney, Franklin MeFann. Miss Wilma Coleman, Mrs. Stella Ehersbach. M r s. Charles Smilh, Kevin Yeauger, Robert Hili, Mrs. Robert Crow, Mrs. Orville Hogue, Emmell Conway, Harold E. Rowe, Ceeil Sparks, Etvin Gibbs, Hugar Buekler, Mrs. Harold Long and infant daughter and Mrs. Richard Snyder. A..,ong Alling According to the midnight re· port of the nursing department II in the amount of , those patients who were listed $378.68 against the defendants. fair included Mrs. Mamu• Smith, Chester Patterson. Mrs. Pleo010l VaHey Hoopltol David Shoemaker, Mrs. J o h n ADMITTED: Mrs. Lily Mae >H. Thomas, Mrs. Harry Weh· Sl10ll, Glenwood; Mrs. Thomas rung, Cindy Shriver, Lisa Fettv. 1\~~1, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Wil· Mrs. Millie Carpenter and HarH. Rlgsley, Rohertsburg. old Swick. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Marsh· Six units of blood were adRifle, Miiton; Mrs. Everett ministered at tile hospital on Blaso!)\, Pt. Pleasanl Thuraday. family ' n~· •tJ1el ror W~meD lllil .... Ill- ··~ · Lib, Stddlt Tm l!i4 Bml Qijtt. . ·<" milled one Yankee batter to daughter. 3:03 p.m. Thursday. reach third base. The While Sox Mrs. Farrell A. Houck, 39 Chi!scored both their runs off , :orld licothe Rd ., daughter, 2:16p .m . Series hero Ralph Terry 13-4) in Thursday . · II Sunday dinner, Few t)tlngs that you can do ' ! LEVY RE·E~D Take Molher t~ church'-then to Circle's for r ..,, .-. ····a · · E· ··-·· Barbara Jean Zerkle, 21, Mason. Orville Rimmey, 43, Southside, and Virginia Frances Coleman Schultz, 36, Southside. - -·. _ _ ·Give Her a Holiday From Kitchen Chores! ' lldllt'011U • '$11.. '' looiiiJCuo •• ; 14.11 · IM!n'w.-~ • .lUi . 11111'1 Twrlolfll. Q ' . Cotr41111101 Cuo • 1... Sllho11.~t ." II\ 'Ill ·litdM({ 1...<.>. ,. ··'I - ' $7 995 TAKFtMOTH'ER!O~TQ!1:f)l Also a .corril>l+tl line of • . asox14 ., ·-'·· OHM¥ I P '>; • a gallon pressure tank pre~ure or the County Clerk. James the 1963 season. ' Star Rt .. son, 8:06 p.m. Thurs- here. I l""eg_ulating valve, Prenure Jeffers, 24, Southside, Svrtllden Two SlaglH day. Mrs. John E. McGuire, A spokes~an for the former ! Mary Looise Christy, 21 , Herbert was tapped for singles 1900 Chestnut St., daughter, 4:- first lady said she was making a obwitch, air charBer and 1"' rass foot valve. This is th• perfect pump for fann or .ub- Apple GroVe. Thomas Middlt-- by Joe Pepitone and Clete Boyer, 26 p.m . Thursday. Mrs . Larry g ood recovery and was expected. urban "home. ton Johnson, 25, Hartford, and walked only one batter and per- Lee Mohr. Rt. 1 Pt. Pleasant, to leave the hospital in a few ATLANTIC CiTY. N.J. IUPil- oi!OII and Ron Hansen's double. Leon Levy was ,....lecled presi· Edward Baer, owner 'orr,.~oyl dent of the Atlantic City Racing ACTION FILED 232 15, Sacond WY 2-2036 Association at 1 track meeting PT. PLEASANT - A civil ac· Thursday. tion has been filed in the office ;...iiiiii;;;;;i;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'llo! the Circuit Court styled Appalachian Power Company. a vs. Earl Arix and Charles McGrath . The action con· cerned a power pole destroyed in an automobile accident November ~. 1962 on State Route 17 when a motor vehicle driven _MO.T BER'S DAY, SUNDAY, MAY 12TH Charles McGrath, an agent Earl Arix, hit a p o" e r II r.~~:~The~ plaintiff is seeking ' · lcrbulou HIDDEN EXTRAS 59 Chevrolet VB -- ~ s1495 I OHIO VALLEY PLUM BING & HEATING ··,. 'TRADE-IN Tubeless Nyl and 'A'L on BIGGEST TRADE-IN For a Jn PUMP May 10th to 24th t $16•• Convertible. VB. Like new top and ali white finish. Shows good care. Fully equipped 1 loneer, goea on euler. Pickens Hardware BUY M9W I 59 Pontiac -- - -. -s1595 1 EMPHATICALLY, •• I "'a~VIrtised in :aew. All» 59 Chevrolet - - - - S149S Hospl'lal NewS ° BY ED KENNEDY ~ 60 Chevrolet V8 - - -S149S . _ ,.\ ' BLAETTNARS Ge'!'ld Armstr?ng's single lo on a wil~ pitch. Armstrong was ,a GAHS 'error and one walk. UPI Spo,... w,n., r)ghtfteld off rehef hurler Ned cut down at the plate by Neal l The charges of Coach Jack , Jones scored DennL~i Harris to end the uprising. IOlcott came back with three It took Ray Herbert 1 long club to master but once controlled, is a stroke saver. from second base in the bottom Billy Mitchell blew up in the ·more in their half of lhe fliib . 1 time to learn how to beat the The putter, also called the "Texas Wedge" (because of the sixth mning Thursday second rung _ he issued five Armstrong doubled Richard 1Ne_w York Yank~s. bu . once ac- 1t IS used from the apron of the green for approach night to give Gallia Academy's walks, gave up three hits _ the Long singled Saund~rs walked qwr~ the techmqut! 1s habit· shots) is the easiest club to make a stroke with . EveryBlue Devils a 9-8 come-from· Blacks pushed across 1 i v e and Roach li~ed a double scor- formmg. , one should adjust to a comfortable putting position, or behind triumph over visiting big runs . H beian when center- ing two of the three run~ A 20-game winner in 1962, the stanre , but at the same time stay with the basic fundaPt. Pleasant on Memorial fielder Ned Jones leadoff man . · . Chicago While Sox right ·hander mentals of holing out with consistency. Field. . · ,in the rung, slam;,.ed 0 Mitch- Mttcheli settled down ihe f>· from lleiroil i~ the newesl Amer- SEl'l'ION I ETIQUETTE Gallipolis entered its half o[ ieiJ pitch into Chickamauga nal two rungs, rehrm~ SIX of 1can League p1tcher lo qualify as l No . 6 - Before Ieavmg a bunker, a player should the 'sixth 'trlilling the West Vir· Creek- some 350 feet away to lseven batters - one Btb_ Black "Yankee killer." And, Ill tile · carefully fill up all holes made by him therein . glnians 8-7. Bobby Scott led off ·dead center _ for a home run. Iwas _safe on a nuscue With two bargain, his flashing curveball is 1 ---- - - -- - - - -· - - - ··-with a 11,alk, ~tole second. Har· After the smoke cleared, Point OUI m lhe lop of the seventh, making him one of the AL's top I Ewbank Adds Three ris slappetlo single to rightren· had sent u· men to the plale. but Mitchell got Morgan on p>lchers and • "shutout artist" Coaches To Slaff 1 l '299 MASON ROWLEY&. REED PHONE WY 2-277& 'FUINITull CO. MI\SON, W. V4. . N. 2nd. Avt. Mi.,_l.eport, Ohio J �' . r,. ,., Mlt\1l !!l!ftlltl. tt.lm_,.xiddltpOt't, o.. ..., ~0, .... Ladies f(ear 'aper R~lewlng Past, Future Of Pomeroy Area SERMONE'ITE , . "A Better World Beflnll In CGIIUIIJttee wu liven by Mn. ALONE - YET NOT 4LONI Pomeroy" wu the tllemt ' of NUsllq 8Dd ollloers eJeet.d Jolla llrls.ll pnllrllll PNIIIIIId followial I lar lilt _.,. ,_ IIIII. B;r JPn4l. OuUer, Mlllkter of &le polluci luucbeoo at 12 : ~ P. 111. 1'. A. jlllullol,r, prtlidoal; lin. Mlddlepoti Chllftb of Ctlrtlt. ot till r-c, ~ We!Micr, vtco prealdenl ; Mrs. , 1 ,ft:Xi' (\'erll liZ): _ . elub Wed!IHdaJ llftmlootl II a.atlea Lytlt, se<ftlal')l aJid PT. J'1,IAIAit'l' _ ,.._... ltl!t . . . . C. J · -""~bald. \lie hour comllh, yea, il come that Yt llWI be lht boma of Mn. Jtcl Weblltr ~r• .tolrJ. C. F. ToQIIIklns amlctl nn OCIIIIIucllll I p.ID. liN af Jratllal ~ ~eqttered tvll'Y man to hill own IJid ahlll leave me Sr., SJ)f~t. IIWiktd !be club for a Pllnl '11lunda1 at till Albtaa 11Q11i1 bu ,... II !Ioiii aiOJit· aad yet I am not alon,, b~ea'u~e lbe Fathll' II with d ~··_...., _ _. W~, ~ ,. IMr whllt ~ Cbureh for 8alllull Wlllfrtd wllllll IIIDuld ~ ... !De'" ' til~ ..,.....,_ .,. Ill• Nlllltd II lilt JI!I'GIIIDI COJIIo Wlllllrl, ..,... old - Gl ltr. II& II W II Iiiii dlllrlal ,..: . Tbls meuap can mean more to you, ll you wW tvl'll ~by ~-WilhN_...l\!!.~ llllllot _.. Mrt. TGmptlal, IIlii Mrl. Qlarltl Wllbln cl Apo ftl1 u 'lit etiN IIIII"· . : «nd read the Suipture Lenon, John 16:25-SS, before '"" midft;j. ··-~.:=- folia 14'dla Ebenbldlllld Mrs. pie Onwt. ftot 11!11111 • ··reading further . Thaaks for dolngao. PYI a ere • Neullllnl. Mn. Warner lhnk· '11la lad - ldlltd 1'uiiAJ porilalriiJ w1111 Jesus was getting very near to the day of HlJ cruel• ~ ud ~ DIJ aDd td 1111 lllll1lbln fiW lbetr ~ !11n1cJ1 b7 a Ill' • J• f t l - trucb ..,. filion. He bad been telling His disciples ot It, pnpatilll •1.osed wt~. • stoly, "Daya Are operaUon the past two JW'I. ry'a !IUD Rold u tv. llllpdbi ..,, IIIII IIIII a111r 1111 tham. He foreuw that these dllelplea would lie acatlll'· Like That. . Mn. Wabllei' 1111 ran directly Into the palh of a IJ!I ....,Ills etpedall)l 1 ~ td and He would be al011e, In that lid hour. He wu Mom..,_~~ roll caD llfGIT8III "A hlllr Warld Be- car driven by Clarence 4. earu llllllllliUIQeir aac1 ~ ~Net· 'IJI• ••blltlve to the aadneq that alonene~~ would brine. Ht :til "' II. -~~~:•~ IIIIa Ill P011111r117 ·" <\!Ia' tllv· N, Columbua, arlo. No Ghaqll 1111 'It ' voiced it in the word• of our text: "Behold, the llour P ; " JIOiw,!'! InC put hlftGey ol PGIIIerO)', ,..,.. flied aplooet lbl drll>•. Cnoddmd by 111111)1 111 111 1 · eomath yea, is come thai ya lhall bt 1~attert11, avery meu wet aew . ...., lhl read • paper Jifepartd b7 antvOI'I! tiiCble hll Jll'lllll. IIIGdll 11 11 111 fllld tl!a ' .1 man to 'his own and shall leave mo alone. ' Had we beeJJ CIIID up rtiiiOVe bllJ. Ra]Joll Moore, area qtoaloft ~arl11 ,..s llaM ~lt 'lfltJI. w1 ..., present to see, i lee I certaltt that tbere would have been ~ IWI~ pool, • qtl!l, Yotoldo pw doaq• tloal ,r~; un. lllterl, Llftd~ a.., : ' . : : '.:.~.: •• - a long sad pause, perhapt a slJh, •nd a tear brushed etta Pit li!Cn IOWld 1111k1 1 balllr P_..y Karon SuuDM IIIII JIDI Lltp 111M lo _,..., cwmniiJ -•-• .. aside. . containers. llld Melp. CcluaQI. II'GIIIIbt uut Wllloera; or,. bHIIIIr, ~'" . .1!1. . Theu we would have seen 1 cbanp In His counte. .Tiot NJlOll ot thl qomtn•tflo,( wen lha q]tllld coallndullry Withers, all at hrill1e: the pe· ~~~ of•=IWeillA. Mn. ~~ ·nance and manner. With a lift of Hil flee heavenward, lll!d bow llwY blcl IUffii'ICI IIIII lorna! ll'!!l!dpannll, Yr. lll!d P · . Jr., IIICI ..,. ' With resolute eanfldence and com~fort rtplaclng the sad· allo the Industrial inanuf~etur- Ml'l. CJ!atl• R. Willllrl, 1r., ".!,'~'...,. ness in His countenance, He aa•m spoke: "And yet I 1!11 Dera. AP&Ie Grovt anol 1!!4tmoal ~ ...... lire ,_,... ~ 'i\ot alone because the Father Is with me-" 0 ucr 05fS Sarvlc:u to tile people wtr1 erandparenll, Jdr. 1D11 1111'1. • : This text aeems to atay with one, to i11_1print ~ great llllllld !Pclud1 PINal•, n- Wl!lfted GWIIple, MI!IGII. . Jesson on one's soul! Let us study It carefully, anx1ous ta l' 1111, ll'ldtl, ll'anapGrlltloll IIIII lc find proper appllcatlona to our own life. · Candy Stripers of Me 11 s uUUUes. Edueatloo was ~~ en the orJcboal 5 "Alone - Yet Not Alone" When Sorrow Comes! Memor!JI H01pltal wiU have ed and it waa llllid lha nina eJ'8 Or,. of th• . • INl There is a certain sen-. In which sorrow must be bourne lbltr parenll u 111•11 11 u ~..,.. ot IC!looollq: II tba ,,... provides that truck in alone; beyond a certain point, our closest friends can not "()pelo llouae" oe MCIIIda)o ev• ac• lev•t l!1 MeJ41a County and shall ' : : •r. go with us in the experiencing of aorrow. But when thil nillai, which will olflolllly open Ill lilt IIIIo of Ohio it 11 lo.t. eft fiiJ ..... ,._ _ ,r.!u ttoe •, . foreboding loneliness haa came to ua how upliltln• i1 Nai\01111 llolpllll Week ICIIVJ. It wu brGqht out that ywth ll'lhlr "'"" - - ....,.. e~: .. the great truth that we are really not a\one, after all, for tiel for the new 'ltolpttal. 'nle ts the IJ'UIIII Wlllloa ID Melp lbt -~ftblc~t. .u. • " · the Father is wltlo us! How deep IS the comfort that partnll, or lor lbllr abalnoa, Couny. OpporlunlUa in lolelp --olber ~-•• "*'*b'- Pfe!oidotr!. come• from Hi• abiding preaence! two otl!v adulta tnvllecl by the Counl31 INrt U.lld. 11111 .. - ,., • r . - "' We are Alone, yet Not Alone '''hen we are Tempted! tHn-qe volunlltr, will be Ilk· By IIA\'MOND fA!D1 PII'!Gd ol lillie" to III!OOJIIPIIIb Often a sense of aloneness seem' to accompany tempta· an 011 a rtatrlct.d 11Jur of lha Vllletl Prw Jalerrw\tl!tl lht '"l«bblll. •---tiona of many kinds. He is present. He sees wbat tempta hospital by the C811'J7 Striper. OrJDa On WASIUNGTOIIl (UPJ) - Tbt "HIN apl!l, 1M blll Ia us even In secret. He sees our reapon11. He II there ta During tho trrur the visitor JIM Ropublleu pcell(l...u.t dow lilned w protect the ba'tp! We are never alone, when temptation camas! HE Will be acqullnlecl With 11oo duetood wide opoo lodiJ wloen !lot who ~ 1101 bt . •• II with Uli I ties of the volunteer ~ aDd after.dloou• I!D9b eleved fronl ..vvel houn oft • .I f'·"·: Alone - Yet Not Alone In Our Homts: Home Ia eome. sbqwn many are11 of the new 1 GOP dlllntr hrmorflla Sea. ~(Qn and lhq bl$ "'·'': times described as a place where we can draw apart and hiJIPital. 'lbe tour will ODd 1n 11m)' Goldwater. duct his b!lslnea•," •('c be away from the world; i.e. it is "one's castle." But wt the ..reterle where rtlrahWide ~ of opl1llm IIlii. are not alone, here, for the Father is alwaye with u•. ments will be served by 1he were 01preuod by the ptr\y ollto "noe JMIIII!l II now a'lftfto "- .' · Wben we are with our companion, when with our chlJ. Candy StriPifS. The 1""'11 tvill PT. PLEASANT - The Jleo>. 1llhe 4laner 'l'lou.rJday !!lifo!, bot IDg Hou• ~ 011 · ··li!' dren, God is present with us! Every ~roblem, every dq. elso be provided wllh looforma· dOI'JOII TllUflallDformallon (An. a unJYWJOI r:oovlctlolo porvederl oew !IIIIOftc!mel!ls Prill! 11 '· : cis.lon. every intluence- are all in H11 preunce! Every ttort 011 the terht months or op- ler, one ol eeven m West Vlt· Ibm •.eonteot wu ohopiDf up tot. .,t to p11111o 1M O.V.,. • . habit that is being formed, every. attttuae taken, all Ill oration ot p,. new hoopllal and linla llsltd by 1ba ~ b• Ollllll!lrYal-., ~~Paturt bllo law, • .'"His presence. How this !act sanctifies the home! meet eerlal!l hosptlll pe....,. lleJ!Illmant, OPtllod thil ~ -t~J re~ed Gov. Nel!on POll Clll"".., 11 ~~ Wben we plan our use of the Lord's Day, we are Not net. fojr lht !IUll!lller_ - · A. &eq~eu.r or Now Yorl and HrYIII-, 'IIJT'idato.• a:,:j;~; Oil · Alone - l-Ie is with us to witness the declaion that we The tour to belns conducted The ID!ormation ~lor. Jo. lither postlbllltlea .ucb •• loUebJ. Whlll, "'-u~a col~, . Clltoll '' reac)l. H• wants to help us make the riMht one! We are over !he period from 1:411 p.m., Cl!ttd on Routo 17, wW be 1talf· 1•• Gov. Ro111D07. lle 111eo1 Corp.. Wd. "~ "''· not alone, when we plan our use of the sacred day that I to 8:30p.m. About one half hour ed taraely boy voluntaera 11'0111 P'ourloeD months remaloo betore tlrtd ol ~ by ~ ,...11-1,~:~ · we properly call "The Lord's Day." · will be Deeded for lht tour county ornnt&ati~s. In add!- the fiercely eovoted pnr. '!'Ill be c1atoo .... tho~ 1 01d"'" When opportunities for service confront us, we ore and viail. tlooo w P811llltl out inlllfllll· awarded. o\lld nellber tile front.. Golclwalor ~ lie lbo CillO ~~~~=~----Gj not alone! He os present when we decide what to do; He Emphaais for the many ac- Uon, locally !llldt IOUYenln IIICI fiiiUiera 110t lht 4lllr horses bu would melt lire aaod." •· Nl• wanl8 to help us make the right decision. uvttlea pta"'*" llu'oushout the otharl tenu of 10011 lute wiD eonoe to the pol!ol of '"I>JI'""'Ill 4 Jloi>Wtllar _.. uW I)IJL Wben we make our offering for Klnldom (work), week wttl be on "Today's Ho.- bt olfertd fojr Ale. , lor the Mmlnltlm. lllkerl will! 1111DY ~~:='":\1 b · when we are funrtioning aa a. steward of our Lord, wt pltal _ Career Center r.r Am- A worklnl! blacklmilh 1 hop U ~ ~er bandwa&J>n wu lhil ....,. IIIII added; ·n · are not alone. The Father Is With us, to help us be faith· eric•'• Youth" theme of NaU.,... wW be available far tourllll to ~lt!J .._u. qo. It - hall· ..,_ to think I tr:a I W It>! . He know• 1ust what to do. al Hospital Week vtew. Local vliW!I of the 1r11 ed •I 1... lor the limo belq. about lbl Now Y,....a ~~u When in l'rayer, ,tn ~r most oeoret close!, we art not ' wW be blvlltd to wori Ia 1!11 . "l .lbl;l !1'1 wldt Opob;• 'for. ttato> Will Wilt aft IIIII ._ttl ·> . •'•ne for the Lord •s woth us . The door may have ~lesed craft shop at llltlr f•vorlle m. mer Da1oooft Secre~ory Noll H. 1oaw ltiJ loioC - -dmuop" .. th• v:orld out, but 11 has also closed the Lord on. With US. DOV&Iio!lf. ArrJ artinn !rlslllnl Me!lro)o told a reporter. "I doll't M1Dy o1 tllloaa ......n&lbl . . ~ · ' • '' prav•r becomes true commumon With Hom! to exhibit their ll'lll'l! far q]t foavt 1 choice or a pro~or...,. to ~-plato gatllartq llitllt t~r: '''hen we teaeh Christian doctrine, the Lord 11 pres· lor uktd to contact Mayor txprtll al tbla llano." t i - pubUa0" ; , Who would be wil!ing to teach wrong doctrines, in Archie 111oory of llendtr11011. "I think p,. poop1e w&l!lt- 1on to the DJ8!'!ia&L • orrse nre . by the precepts we proclaim? What about • • • •b• , dm<··mes we teach by our example? - they too must '.!1'' ' .; " l'i~llt. for thev are al~ays in His pres~nce! ' Ill When we henr HIS sun small vooce Come, Follow . . - J ~·: · me!" This calls for a very personal decision, bUt we are VATICAN CITY (UPI)-Pope ''" NO'I' ALONE when we make It! In the presence of the John XXIII today rte~iYtd ~ . Lord . wl'"t os ,vour answer to Hos lnvotatlon• $1110.000 BIIJaft ]IUet prrze, ·. , 'IP1 '·. W• ~··r not alone, for the Father is wotb Ul! the flrsl head of the Romu PT. PLEASANTlor htrtd by lbl board u Ill .... Alewodar Qtolllan MIJDorlallJ. ,. ,; , . · · C.thollc Church to 1•t aueb an 11ot Hartford IICbool lnd the mentary teaeher for 1111 ~ brary In NIW ....... Tire board · -.),:'; M '"· F: mm ' ·• Hod award. . AdminislraliYe 1101lon of Pl. achool tarm IIlii will be piiCod 'alloled ... Ia tl!a badJet Tilt attrrmg lllnli)<I!Y In lba lilt 1Uppar1 o1 lba ~ "''"'·' ~y,' For Jolly Cl11b Vatican and St. Peter's BuliJ.. PIIUIIII lllch Scllool lelor. JtV. M.... r.la'' !':"''" e•t 'rtoined ca was marker! by· ,the pres- died and dlllellllld 11 lui Mrs. Elsie Allll llardla ftQulh Board fllttd 1o jcliD bl lhl All I ~ f1' i • .,L llitit•t tilll; . . . 1111 JoDy club Wednesday evenenco of the first hiMh Sovltt nlght'a ll!eltln« of tho MUQ!1 aod Mra. Patty ~ were Walcr hlaaia!Jtla fir IIUIIr.C)M . . . .; . . :.fll'<- "'~at her oom' '' B'ile• R•m .' Gaur• readings: Galllpolil 1ovaroun.nt official ever to al- County Board of Edueallon. hired 011 a IIIIIJIIlC'&ry bUll for feww 111 f3t wbleh ~ I»' A short bnsiness session was 41m 18.0(!; 13.8, running 6 feet lend aueb ID offlclal Valican The board voted lo aclvertile *l'tllrlal - t Ill lila Board ~tit lohoollo tap :,~~~ondu:c. o.ed b Mrs. John Lei!- ' on rollers,' Pomeroy-Mason 20.• . Tbt money will 10 w for blclo on bolh tho Hartlord of Edueallon olftoe. lilt pr llfottd wallr IIDe 1t1 pruldenl. afier w h le h 03, Pl. Pleuant 113.11t, Hinton relief o! World War II ref!li!IU, IChool and the AdminlltraUvo 'Mie board 1111mban !Oft J11. 1a1t1 ill thai 11C111on pnwldo 1t1 Air. t Dool' Ida• lodlo ... •nllr • ...., _., wrr• ob• rd ••- orizes 1.32, Kanawha Falls 2.03, Char- Aeceptlng the prize, the PllPI MCIIOII of lbl Jr. lllch to bt viler! to attond lbl. IIIDnl11 hllb lldleol Willi c111 nllr. ..,. LMil ~. . awarded lhe winners. • Ieaton 17.&4, Lo!!don, Mannet aald: "It 11 no longer a tan. rte~lved 1!11 or before June II ll!dleol JWIIor Stalor W...., jltetkltlll of tl!a ~ill " " presented · to and Winfield dame '"-" on tha Yflldettat, of bloody rival- at 7:30 P. m. lquellllht achool 011 SaturdaJ., laW _ . . . ba ftlt 1 Evans. Refreshments were , sills. II is no loio..,. lilt lime of A delegation from tile Beale ~y 11. Tile paup hu a11o !!ltd of lbt Wll to b1• !he hostess to Mra. Boat movo!IIOnll: new recourae to force, which Sehool eompooad col lfarry Std. been tovlted to attend the W• up 1 111t111c for 111Hanlng, Mrs. Donald · Oblo RJ•er _ Crucible down mantlnd ..rues, whlcb aorta- or, PTA praslcleat, and Horton haOJW Hlp aebool baaquet 011 l'olklwG~ lilt loiMr I Door an i'Gto ....... ltiM!t. Auto. l r - YltoJbot. . · ' _,M1,rs10.1Gerald Wildermuth 12 , 8,30 a.m.; Bl!!go up 13 , 6,30 llan e<l!JSCreneeo repudiate wtlb Eckard, principal. eama to dllo Friday, May 17. tl!a .., Strauss, Mra. a.m . Patten up 14 1·55 am • horror. . cuu llloda of thltr l<hool. 'nle board ...,OUIIOid • mtej.. 'l'laracltl Evans and Mrs. Lollhoil. , Pen~~ylvanil up 15: 3;10 a:m:: "II is the 111111 of wisdom for 'lbo men pnuntl!l a loq 1r1c ·Will be ll'l'&llltd lrith tha (rCIIil lllll'tlloa 1 Queen City up I& 1'55 I In . IU, the II m e of Cl!lltCloncoo of llellll lhty fell _ . noodtd Muon llowlty Pair looaid eoDIIlii the aJIP]IoaO. Dave Crockett up •I! , 7 I'm.: Wbloh ralset In tba heart cl al llealo !lebool. lnoluBI were eerniDg lht holdlioa of lbl I&a be ~· ·won bl. ..... ~a;Hw.;.. t ,, ........ ..,.. ... Chris .Jr down 16 1'·:10 a·m·: flllh the noblest uplratlons." Ulra rlrlnklnl fountalna (the MuoB llowlly r11r alibi Pt. for dlaeusllon bolla lletter. Loo!' ~. ' ' ' · · · ' IChool wilb approximately 1110 PleuW liiP !lebool In ~~==~~~ Blue Seal down 16, 7 a.m.; SouLOCAL TEMPS puplll hu oo1 1-taiD)• IICOPI thern down 16, 3:U a.m.; Ray: , 'nle temperature in Porn- lermlle ~':n: anoth.; llo IOihPalll ,:;::::: : ; . . mond Salveu dOWD !6, 5 a.m., business district alll:31 teacher for oul term (there - ' lr•lbl o~n:o-· ~larv Shnne. Whote Shrine »f Jacob G. down 17, 12:10 a.m.; today was 79 degrees, lrt now 01117 un. COUI!tlftl the •.,..., [tru:s&lai!ll, W1ll meet Friday at Albert Holden up 17,12:30 a.m.; partly cloudy lklea. principal); window ..,..., IJl!l po. at the IOOF HaU, Pot· IOrr:o down 18, 4:30 a.m.; A. B!. the kltchel! renovated and onrefruhment. wtll be serv· Dykes down 18, 5:40a.m.: DIEI AT JIO!IlER laritd followl:na :he meeting, i.. Stevenson down 18, 6 a.m.; IItle• BUubelh Grimm 11 Th...,. bohno.. 11re . . Auxiliary . of Ben McCool down II, 7:~ a.m.; of Letart F.U., paaod ~way eptlooo lire 111111or -w 111 Seoul 'Ttoor-. 246 ·,. ''•- PeaiY Downey up It, 2:40a.m.; at Holzer hoopltal early today. IIVIIIIallld _.. eertatn 11a111t are sponsormg a rummage Defender down 19, 6 a.m.; C. Tbe body was taken to Ewlnl . . . ......, • tilt rtp111 Saturday. May 1.0 In 1 h • jV: Harner do""' It, 6:10 1.111.: flll!etal homo Ill Poineruy 1111 far lire •Nnnee erw. -::f::~~ Bur.ldong m upper L1ttle Edward down 23, 3:211 lVhere arra!!Bamanta en pend- lolro. KalhrJn 8mallrldp, 1 begonnmg at g a m.lp .~. ; llprellff down IS, t p. CllotJ eoUDI)' ....,.,., Wll MAY 11 m., Dlsel down 23, 5 a.m. : In official vlsitalion of Be- vader up 2!, 5:t0 t.liL; Orion No. 62 ol the Internatlnnal lan down Greenup 8:10 a.m.; of Job'• Daughtera tvi11 James Htl!u dowil 31, I :30 a. held at the Pomeroy Mason- m.; Valvollne up II, 3:50 a.m.; Temple, Saturday, at 2 p. Western down 31, 4 a.m.; Bay All M1lsons. Eastern Stirs, ou Lacomb down II. 8:110 a.m.; parents ol Job's Daugh , Franklin Pierce down 32, 8:10 invilod. a.m .; Collool Queer\ up IS, 4:10 Jonathan Melg• Chap- a.m .; Edeotoa Bosworth up H, DAR will mee! Fri . af, IB 10 a.m. at 2 p.m. at the hom• Gallipolis O.m - so I v a y Dwight Milhoan, Pcm.ldown 4 p.m.; Myrtle C. dowu Rd. National music week ·8 p.m.; Walter lleckjord doWD be observed with a 14<> 11 :10 p.m.; H. I. Bowlel down IJ~"·"'"" on variou< types Ill "'"• 12:110 &.11>.: Pllizo up 1:46 a.m.: llo.rtnm.nts Titan dtlw!o 2:41 a.m.; ~MAY 13 ton down 3:U a.m.; Robert Reed i•l .·""" Da:~ .,. . ·•f Rulh Class up 3:50 a.m. United Methodist church Kuawllt IUwer - Luther . " the home of Mrs. Herdmao up WIDfleld 2::10 p.m.: ~"""' (Jioe,kner, Oak St., Mon- Merrill up Winfield 3 p.m.; Hel· 2 p. m. witb Min CarriAo an z. down Wllllleld l p.m. Jlllb. · •• ~O'IIIlst.,js . eM W. Lea down Wlroflelcl 1 ~. WSCS of Rock Springs m·; John Morrow down Winchurch will meet on field 2:45 a.m.; Lelia Shearer . a! 7:30 p. m. .at lhe up WlnfieLI. 5:~ a.m.; Semet · ··· · ,, · · · · ., down WLaii:;lcrf'a.in. ·;'~," ·..;::::;: ~:;~::::~::::.--~·;." ,.._lid "'*'· "'*' ~.:. • "" .' Sentinel Church News •t. GOP Lead See Open Doo.r To Notninab"on :,:,Z: "' ,_! .. .lii.Stri...; :="n "* RJVer • Reporl • ............ .... ._ · ·-·-· ,.lLJ!: t., ..... . • I ·~69$ :x:~Df.J~.:. =--..~!~' . * .--.. •111: Ia later yeara JHJt M'elT Jllllthar - . . . 1filtl prl4t l;o ller IOD'I bab)' pletUl'C. JC· M . ...::=:::.. she'll alwQI autcrcon treut~n. It ~ ~ 'iiiJlllli . llotae lllway• to t.._un wr Ill.,.. ..r day • • • we moat wltll l!lllll*laU toDilll 1f we ; .~::. ' 1 ttl t 3 - ,. .. - ...... ......."" . ... _-.... """"'....._. ...... i <?' l r~ de '~.· . Aope It will, fn ,,,_ ml!fDure, /otlt!r cmd Mlp...,.. ·~ -.Mtrlaloli r /1 IIIH u ped ill #ar~~fly and community life, tlau u •JIOIIIONII by &1t.e buainm /irlftl Gild or~'" I .. . w;,... .... II , i I ! ~~e~ow. ! CROW1 STEAK HOUSE ;, fiMCI$ FLORIST alii . lhllklalllllll BuUdiDI SUppllu ________ •w rm ,~II. :... • ..... JYII WY Will ... RAWLINGS & SOtfS CO. .,.,. ..... .,... ,. MltNI...... '''; .· .' • J ·f fiOIGUII RUDY MIX CO. . : . All I . . g I .. 1111r- Cboln .'!"' .... Mlll~l.lrt ......"' ·· · SWIS. & LOHSE . <:: • Wtl'lll Allllllll'l fl WYNHI . ·' I I .M ' . Jtl! ,~ I ~- .1 o~ w. Ya.. ,.....,.. --- YAlliY lllltG (0, I, WILUS ANTHONY --PLUMIING & HIATINe 311 Lt-ln lt. ....... WYMSIII MNrll""" ...,. AUoo "' Pleiaa• UWING COAL COMPANY llllabltlbed m 11101 Wtot Cohlrn.... W. VL I'll. MUM II'Uita .LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MIGS COUNTY !fear.....,.,..._ .... wv.-. u.Lv•...,..,....,, IUIUND DEPT. STOlE, ltC. . uiGootl ..... liU1 ' I "" . ! I : fi5.20D5 ~ p I lUi ; IAUM LUMBER CO. a...... Ohlt HOm'SOHIOSERVIa 1961 Chevrolet • • .,195 ,__,Ohlt ..,. ................... Center p .".,.............v . "*' • ~ ..... _ I FURNITURE Tile «uliq babr moile, b lllf t1 lleeOIWI tarni.W 1960 Ford • • ~ • ~29$ In Room Grouplagsl '* _., ·1960 Ford .. - • • •1.59$ 1 .111'1 Icc ••• a h,-.,, tc trurr•..,... . . . . . . . ...-! ' 1~1 Chevrolet • • ~i795 """alii- Memories .hl' the Making '". ' .' I ,. too...., New Hartford EJeme ntArv Sch00} stud'Iedo·2:.Mason county EducatJOn ' . ~.1··· ~ . , '!I•" 1HI SHOIIOX 1963 Ford ...: i: . . .......... *' .r~ OxPoUs pope ReceJVe8 , Peace Pnz"e· u •.b Proverbs Were Group' Theme For Devotions =:::= "' Geor,. "' :Seed-Bed Of~ ..,=ilr .v•- - . -· . . . - - - - . - . .. ___ . ,. I ~ -Ill. "SNNDIU" '• ' ~ *' In£ b" . Offi"ce Opens Jn Henderson "" ,,,. · J u:: Candy Stripers T H Durl'ng Tou Of $160 000 .V. '• Last Rites An CoUiftsS. Held For Lad Gl'eatAid'fo Killed By Car SEO'Buiftea 1 ~ ~ -. ·, ' ~ Drr IC'- '""" ._, ~~..... """•aru.-. 8 IJAII!IDc BAKER & SEYFRID ....... ., ...... WY N7M WY Nlll Coai.Q'Aee hi' l.nQ JI er W'S B fi.AII(iiN ................. . .. ' !' . •o•m• llappllll6 "Fhwl Q • at Cortn I If ..... ,.,..AOoe •dell* ' " ' V ltCI'lllllltiiU• w.v-. .,... .... c................ ,..... wf :tl4llf r-•· . •' 1'8 !Mfi r ~-~at St~ Pdul~s ca:. ' 4 .4.1Mh. . ALL~ Church �' . r,. ,., Mlt\1l !!l!ftlltl. tt.lm_,.xiddltpOt't, o.. ..., ~0, .... Ladies f(ear 'aper R~lewlng Past, Future Of Pomeroy Area SERMONE'ITE , . "A Better World Beflnll In CGIIUIIJttee wu liven by Mn. ALONE - YET NOT 4LONI Pomeroy" wu the tllemt ' of NUsllq 8Dd ollloers eJeet.d Jolla llrls.ll pnllrllll PNIIIIIId followial I lar lilt _.,. ,_ IIIII. B;r JPn4l. OuUer, Mlllkter of &le polluci luucbeoo at 12 : ~ P. 111. 1'. A. jlllullol,r, prtlidoal; lin. Mlddlepoti Chllftb of Ctlrtlt. ot till r-c, ~ We!Micr, vtco prealdenl ; Mrs. , 1 ,ft:Xi' (\'erll liZ): _ . elub Wed!IHdaJ llftmlootl II a.atlea Lytlt, se<ftlal')l aJid PT. J'1,IAIAit'l' _ ,.._... ltl!t . . . . C. J · -""~bald. \lie hour comllh, yea, il come that Yt llWI be lht boma of Mn. Jtcl Weblltr ~r• .tolrJ. C. F. ToQIIIklns amlctl nn OCIIIIIucllll I p.ID. liN af Jratllal ~ ~eqttered tvll'Y man to hill own IJid ahlll leave me Sr., SJ)f~t. IIWiktd !be club for a Pllnl '11lunda1 at till Albtaa 11Q11i1 bu ,... II !Ioiii aiOJit· aad yet I am not alon,, b~ea'u~e lbe Fathll' II with d ~··_...., _ _. W~, ~ ,. IMr whllt ~ Cbureh for 8alllull Wlllfrtd wllllll IIIDuld ~ ... !De'" ' til~ ..,.....,_ .,. Ill• Nlllltd II lilt JI!I'GIIIDI COJIIo Wlllllrl, ..,... old - Gl ltr. II& II W II Iiiii dlllrlal ,..: . Tbls meuap can mean more to you, ll you wW tvl'll ~by ~-WilhN_...l\!!.~ llllllot _.. Mrt. TGmptlal, IIlii Mrl. Qlarltl Wllbln cl Apo ftl1 u 'lit etiN IIIII"· . : «nd read the Suipture Lenon, John 16:25-SS, before '"" midft;j. ··-~.:=- folia 14'dla Ebenbldlllld Mrs. pie Onwt. ftot 11!11111 • ··reading further . Thaaks for dolngao. PYI a ere • Neullllnl. Mn. Warner lhnk· '11la lad - ldlltd 1'uiiAJ porilalriiJ w1111 Jesus was getting very near to the day of HlJ cruel• ~ ud ~ DIJ aDd td 1111 lllll1lbln fiW lbetr ~ !11n1cJ1 b7 a Ill' • J• f t l - trucb ..,. filion. He bad been telling His disciples ot It, pnpatilll •1.osed wt~. • stoly, "Daya Are operaUon the past two JW'I. ry'a !IUD Rold u tv. llllpdbi ..,, IIIII IIIII a111r 1111 tham. He foreuw that these dllelplea would lie acatlll'· Like That. . Mn. Wabllei' 1111 ran directly Into the palh of a IJ!I ....,Ills etpedall)l 1 ~ td and He would be al011e, In that lid hour. He wu Mom..,_~~ roll caD llfGIT8III "A hlllr Warld Be- car driven by Clarence 4. earu llllllllliUIQeir aac1 ~ ~Net· 'IJI• ••blltlve to the aadneq that alonene~~ would brine. Ht :til "' II. -~~~:•~ IIIIa Ill P011111r117 ·" <\!Ia' tllv· N, Columbua, arlo. No Ghaqll 1111 'It ' voiced it in the word• of our text: "Behold, the llour P ; " JIOiw,!'! InC put hlftGey ol PGIIIerO)', ,..,.. flied aplooet lbl drll>•. Cnoddmd by 111111)1 111 111 1 · eomath yea, is come thai ya lhall bt 1~attert11, avery meu wet aew . ...., lhl read • paper Jifepartd b7 antvOI'I! tiiCble hll Jll'lllll. IIIGdll 11 11 111 fllld tl!a ' .1 man to 'his own and shall leave mo alone. ' Had we beeJJ CIIID up rtiiiOVe bllJ. Ra]Joll Moore, area qtoaloft ~arl11 ,..s llaM ~lt 'lfltJI. w1 ..., present to see, i lee I certaltt that tbere would have been ~ IWI~ pool, • qtl!l, Yotoldo pw doaq• tloal ,r~; un. lllterl, Llftd~ a.., : ' . : : '.:.~.: •• - a long sad pause, perhapt a slJh, •nd a tear brushed etta Pit li!Cn IOWld 1111k1 1 balllr P_..y Karon SuuDM IIIII JIDI Lltp 111M lo _,..., cwmniiJ -•-• .. aside. . containers. llld Melp. CcluaQI. II'GIIIIbt uut Wllloera; or,. bHIIIIr, ~'" . .1!1. . Theu we would have seen 1 cbanp In His counte. .Tiot NJlOll ot thl qomtn•tflo,( wen lha q]tllld coallndullry Withers, all at hrill1e: the pe· ~~~ of•=IWeillA. Mn. ~~ ·nance and manner. With a lift of Hil flee heavenward, lll!d bow llwY blcl IUffii'ICI IIIII lorna! ll'!!l!dpannll, Yr. lll!d P · . Jr., IIICI ..,. ' With resolute eanfldence and com~fort rtplaclng the sad· allo the Industrial inanuf~etur- Ml'l. CJ!atl• R. Willllrl, 1r., ".!,'~'...,. ness in His countenance, He aa•m spoke: "And yet I 1!11 Dera. AP&Ie Grovt anol 1!!4tmoal ~ ...... lire ,_,... ~ 'i\ot alone because the Father Is with me-" 0 ucr 05fS Sarvlc:u to tile people wtr1 erandparenll, Jdr. 1D11 1111'1. • : This text aeems to atay with one, to i11_1print ~ great llllllld !Pclud1 PINal•, n- Wl!lfted GWIIple, MI!IGII. . Jesson on one's soul! Let us study It carefully, anx1ous ta l' 1111, ll'ldtl, ll'anapGrlltloll IIIII lc find proper appllcatlona to our own life. · Candy Stripers of Me 11 s uUUUes. Edueatloo was ~~ en the orJcboal 5 "Alone - Yet Not Alone" When Sorrow Comes! Memor!JI H01pltal wiU have ed and it waa llllid lha nina eJ'8 Or,. of th• . • INl There is a certain sen-. In which sorrow must be bourne lbltr parenll u 111•11 11 u ~..,.. ot IC!looollq: II tba ,,... provides that truck in alone; beyond a certain point, our closest friends can not "()pelo llouae" oe MCIIIda)o ev• ac• lev•t l!1 MeJ41a County and shall ' : : •r. go with us in the experiencing of aorrow. But when thil nillai, which will olflolllly open Ill lilt IIIIo of Ohio it 11 lo.t. eft fiiJ ..... ,._ _ ,r.!u ttoe •, . foreboding loneliness haa came to ua how upliltln• i1 Nai\01111 llolpllll Week ICIIVJ. It wu brGqht out that ywth ll'lhlr "'"" - - ....,.. e~: .. the great truth that we are really not a\one, after all, for tiel for the new 'ltolpttal. 'nle ts the IJ'UIIII Wlllloa ID Melp lbt -~ftblc~t. .u. • " · the Father is wltlo us! How deep IS the comfort that partnll, or lor lbllr abalnoa, Couny. OpporlunlUa in lolelp --olber ~-•• "*'*b'- Pfe!oidotr!. come• from Hi• abiding preaence! two otl!v adulta tnvllecl by the Counl31 INrt U.lld. 11111 .. - ,., • r . - "' We are Alone, yet Not Alone '''hen we are Tempted! tHn-qe volunlltr, will be Ilk· By IIA\'MOND fA!D1 PII'!Gd ol lillie" to III!OOJIIPIIIb Often a sense of aloneness seem' to accompany tempta· an 011 a rtatrlct.d 11Jur of lha Vllletl Prw Jalerrw\tl!tl lht '"l«bblll. •---tiona of many kinds. He is present. He sees wbat tempta hospital by the C811'J7 Striper. OrJDa On WASIUNGTOIIl (UPJ) - Tbt "HIN apl!l, 1M blll Ia us even In secret. He sees our reapon11. He II there ta During tho trrur the visitor JIM Ropublleu pcell(l...u.t dow lilned w protect the ba'tp! We are never alone, when temptation camas! HE Will be acqullnlecl With 11oo duetood wide opoo lodiJ wloen !lot who ~ 1101 bt . •• II with Uli I ties of the volunteer ~ aDd after.dloou• I!D9b eleved fronl ..vvel houn oft • .I f'·"·: Alone - Yet Not Alone In Our Homts: Home Ia eome. sbqwn many are11 of the new 1 GOP dlllntr hrmorflla Sea. ~(Qn and lhq bl$ "'·'': times described as a place where we can draw apart and hiJIPital. 'lbe tour will ODd 1n 11m)' Goldwater. duct his b!lslnea•," •('c be away from the world; i.e. it is "one's castle." But wt the ..reterle where rtlrahWide ~ of opl1llm IIlii. are not alone, here, for the Father is alwaye with u•. ments will be served by 1he were 01preuod by the ptr\y ollto "noe JMIIII!l II now a'lftfto "- .' · Wben we are with our companion, when with our chlJ. Candy StriPifS. The 1""'11 tvill PT. PLEASANT - The Jleo>. 1llhe 4laner 'l'lou.rJday !!lifo!, bot IDg Hou• ~ 011 · ··li!' dren, God is present with us! Every ~roblem, every dq. elso be provided wllh looforma· dOI'JOII TllUflallDformallon (An. a unJYWJOI r:oovlctlolo porvederl oew !IIIIOftc!mel!ls Prill! 11 '· : cis.lon. every intluence- are all in H11 preunce! Every ttort 011 the terht months or op- ler, one ol eeven m West Vlt· Ibm •.eonteot wu ohopiDf up tot. .,t to p11111o 1M O.V.,. • . habit that is being formed, every. attttuae taken, all Ill oration ot p,. new hoopllal and linla llsltd by 1ba ~ b• Ollllll!lrYal-., ~~Paturt bllo law, • .'"His presence. How this !act sanctifies the home! meet eerlal!l hosptlll pe....,. lleJ!Illmant, OPtllod thil ~ -t~J re~ed Gov. Nel!on POll Clll"".., 11 ~~ Wben we plan our use of the Lord's Day, we are Not net. fojr lht !IUll!lller_ - · A. &eq~eu.r or Now Yorl and HrYIII-, 'IIJT'idato.• a:,:j;~; Oil · Alone - l-Ie is with us to witness the declaion that we The tour to belns conducted The ID!ormation ~lor. Jo. lither postlbllltlea .ucb •• loUebJ. Whlll, "'-u~a col~, . Clltoll '' reac)l. H• wants to help us make the riMht one! We are over !he period from 1:411 p.m., Cl!ttd on Routo 17, wW be 1talf· 1•• Gov. Ro111D07. lle 111eo1 Corp.. Wd. "~ "''· not alone, when we plan our use of the sacred day that I to 8:30p.m. About one half hour ed taraely boy voluntaera 11'0111 P'ourloeD months remaloo betore tlrtd ol ~ by ~ ,...11-1,~:~ · we properly call "The Lord's Day." · will be Deeded for lht tour county ornnt&ati~s. In add!- the fiercely eovoted pnr. '!'Ill be c1atoo .... tho~ 1 01d"'" When opportunities for service confront us, we ore and viail. tlooo w P811llltl out inlllfllll· awarded. o\lld nellber tile front.. Golclwalor ~ lie lbo CillO ~~~~=~----Gj not alone! He os present when we decide what to do; He Emphaais for the many ac- Uon, locally !llldt IOUYenln IIICI fiiiUiera 110t lht 4lllr horses bu would melt lire aaod." •· Nl• wanl8 to help us make the right decision. uvttlea pta"'*" llu'oushout the otharl tenu of 10011 lute wiD eonoe to the pol!ol of '"I>JI'""'Ill 4 Jloi>Wtllar _.. uW I)IJL Wben we make our offering for Klnldom (work), week wttl be on "Today's Ho.- bt olfertd fojr Ale. , lor the Mmlnltlm. lllkerl will! 1111DY ~~:='":\1 b · when we are funrtioning aa a. steward of our Lord, wt pltal _ Career Center r.r Am- A worklnl! blacklmilh 1 hop U ~ ~er bandwa&J>n wu lhil ....,. IIIII added; ·n · are not alone. The Father Is With us, to help us be faith· eric•'• Youth" theme of NaU.,... wW be available far tourllll to ~lt!J .._u. qo. It - hall· ..,_ to think I tr:a I W It>! . He know• 1ust what to do. al Hospital Week vtew. Local vliW!I of the 1r11 ed •I 1... lor the limo belq. about lbl Now Y,....a ~~u When in l'rayer, ,tn ~r most oeoret close!, we art not ' wW be blvlltd to wori Ia 1!11 . "l .lbl;l !1'1 wldt Opob;• 'for. ttato> Will Wilt aft IIIII ._ttl ·> . •'•ne for the Lord •s woth us . The door may have ~lesed craft shop at llltlr f•vorlle m. mer Da1oooft Secre~ory Noll H. 1oaw ltiJ loioC - -dmuop" .. th• v:orld out, but 11 has also closed the Lord on. With US. DOV&Iio!lf. ArrJ artinn !rlslllnl Me!lro)o told a reporter. "I doll't M1Dy o1 tllloaa ......n&lbl . . ~ · ' • '' prav•r becomes true commumon With Hom! to exhibit their ll'lll'l! far q]t foavt 1 choice or a pro~or...,. to ~-plato gatllartq llitllt t~r: '''hen we teaeh Christian doctrine, the Lord 11 pres· lor uktd to contact Mayor txprtll al tbla llano." t i - pubUa0" ; , Who would be wil!ing to teach wrong doctrines, in Archie 111oory of llendtr11011. "I think p,. poop1e w&l!lt- 1on to the DJ8!'!ia&L • orrse nre . by the precepts we proclaim? What about • • • •b• , dm<··mes we teach by our example? - they too must '.!1'' ' .; " l'i~llt. for thev are al~ays in His pres~nce! ' Ill When we henr HIS sun small vooce Come, Follow . . - J ~·: · me!" This calls for a very personal decision, bUt we are VATICAN CITY (UPI)-Pope ''" NO'I' ALONE when we make It! In the presence of the John XXIII today rte~iYtd ~ . Lord . wl'"t os ,vour answer to Hos lnvotatlon• $1110.000 BIIJaft ]IUet prrze, ·. , 'IP1 '·. W• ~··r not alone, for the Father is wotb Ul! the flrsl head of the Romu PT. PLEASANTlor htrtd by lbl board u Ill .... Alewodar Qtolllan MIJDorlallJ. ,. ,; , . · · C.thollc Church to 1•t aueb an 11ot Hartford IICbool lnd the mentary teaeher for 1111 ~ brary In NIW ....... Tire board · -.),:'; M '"· F: mm ' ·• Hod award. . AdminislraliYe 1101lon of Pl. achool tarm IIlii will be piiCod 'alloled ... Ia tl!a badJet Tilt attrrmg lllnli)<I!Y In lba lilt 1Uppar1 o1 lba ~ "''"'·' ~y,' For Jolly Cl11b Vatican and St. Peter's BuliJ.. PIIUIIII lllch Scllool lelor. JtV. M.... r.la'' !':"''" e•t 'rtoined ca was marker! by· ,the pres- died and dlllellllld 11 lui Mrs. Elsie Allll llardla ftQulh Board fllttd 1o jcliD bl lhl All I ~ f1' i • .,L llitit•t tilll; . . . 1111 JoDy club Wednesday evenenco of the first hiMh Sovltt nlght'a ll!eltln« of tho MUQ!1 aod Mra. Patty ~ were Walcr hlaaia!Jtla fir IIUIIr.C)M . . . .; . . :.fll'<- "'~at her oom' '' B'ile• R•m .' Gaur• readings: Galllpolil 1ovaroun.nt official ever to al- County Board of Edueallon. hired 011 a IIIIIJIIlC'&ry bUll for feww 111 f3t wbleh ~ I»' A short bnsiness session was 41m 18.0(!; 13.8, running 6 feet lend aueb ID offlclal Valican The board voted lo aclvertile *l'tllrlal - t Ill lila Board ~tit lohoollo tap :,~~~ondu:c. o.ed b Mrs. John Lei!- ' on rollers,' Pomeroy-Mason 20.• . Tbt money will 10 w for blclo on bolh tho Hartlord of Edueallon olftoe. lilt pr llfottd wallr IIDe 1t1 pruldenl. afier w h le h 03, Pl. Pleuant 113.11t, Hinton relief o! World War II ref!li!IU, IChool and the AdminlltraUvo 'Mie board 1111mban !Oft J11. 1a1t1 ill thai 11C111on pnwldo 1t1 Air. t Dool' Ida• lodlo ... •nllr • ...., _., wrr• ob• rd ••- orizes 1.32, Kanawha Falls 2.03, Char- Aeceptlng the prize, the PllPI MCIIOII of lbl Jr. lllch to bt viler! to attond lbl. IIIDnl11 hllb lldleol Willi c111 nllr. ..,. LMil ~. . awarded lhe winners. • Ieaton 17.&4, Lo!!don, Mannet aald: "It 11 no longer a tan. rte~lved 1!11 or before June II ll!dleol JWIIor Stalor W...., jltetkltlll of tl!a ~ill " " presented · to and Winfield dame '"-" on tha Yflldettat, of bloody rival- at 7:30 P. m. lquellllht achool 011 SaturdaJ., laW _ . . . ba ftlt 1 Evans. Refreshments were , sills. II is no loio..,. lilt lime of A delegation from tile Beale ~y 11. Tile paup hu a11o !!ltd of lbt Wll to b1• !he hostess to Mra. Boat movo!IIOnll: new recourae to force, which Sehool eompooad col lfarry Std. been tovlted to attend the W• up 1 111t111c for 111Hanlng, Mrs. Donald · Oblo RJ•er _ Crucible down mantlnd ..rues, whlcb aorta- or, PTA praslcleat, and Horton haOJW Hlp aebool baaquet 011 l'olklwG~ lilt loiMr I Door an i'Gto ....... ltiM!t. Auto. l r - YltoJbot. . · ' _,M1,rs10.1Gerald Wildermuth 12 , 8,30 a.m.; Bl!!go up 13 , 6,30 llan e<l!JSCreneeo repudiate wtlb Eckard, principal. eama to dllo Friday, May 17. tl!a .., Strauss, Mra. a.m . Patten up 14 1·55 am • horror. . cuu llloda of thltr l<hool. 'nle board ...,OUIIOid • mtej.. 'l'laracltl Evans and Mrs. Lollhoil. , Pen~~ylvanil up 15: 3;10 a:m:: "II is the 111111 of wisdom for 'lbo men pnuntl!l a loq 1r1c ·Will be ll'l'&llltd lrith tha (rCIIil lllll'tlloa 1 Queen City up I& 1'55 I In . IU, the II m e of Cl!lltCloncoo of llellll lhty fell _ . noodtd Muon llowlty Pair looaid eoDIIlii the aJIP]IoaO. Dave Crockett up •I! , 7 I'm.: Wbloh ralset In tba heart cl al llealo !lebool. lnoluBI were eerniDg lht holdlioa of lbl I&a be ~· ·won bl. ..... ~a;Hw.;.. t ,, ........ ..,.. ... Chris .Jr down 16 1'·:10 a·m·: flllh the noblest uplratlons." Ulra rlrlnklnl fountalna (the MuoB llowlly r11r alibi Pt. for dlaeusllon bolla lletter. Loo!' ~. ' ' ' · · · ' IChool wilb approximately 1110 PleuW liiP !lebool In ~~==~~~ Blue Seal down 16, 7 a.m.; SouLOCAL TEMPS puplll hu oo1 1-taiD)• IICOPI thern down 16, 3:U a.m.; Ray: , 'nle temperature in Porn- lermlle ~':n: anoth.; llo IOihPalll ,:;::::: : ; . . mond Salveu dOWD !6, 5 a.m., business district alll:31 teacher for oul term (there - ' lr•lbl o~n:o-· ~larv Shnne. Whote Shrine »f Jacob G. down 17, 12:10 a.m.; today was 79 degrees, lrt now 01117 un. COUI!tlftl the •.,..., [tru:s&lai!ll, W1ll meet Friday at Albert Holden up 17,12:30 a.m.; partly cloudy lklea. principal); window ..,..., IJl!l po. at the IOOF HaU, Pot· IOrr:o down 18, 4:30 a.m.; A. B!. the kltchel! renovated and onrefruhment. wtll be serv· Dykes down 18, 5:40a.m.: DIEI AT JIO!IlER laritd followl:na :he meeting, i.. Stevenson down 18, 6 a.m.; IItle• BUubelh Grimm 11 Th...,. bohno.. 11re . . Auxiliary . of Ben McCool down II, 7:~ a.m.; of Letart F.U., paaod ~way eptlooo lire 111111or -w 111 Seoul 'Ttoor-. 246 ·,. ''•- PeaiY Downey up It, 2:40a.m.; at Holzer hoopltal early today. IIVIIIIallld _.. eertatn 11a111t are sponsormg a rummage Defender down 19, 6 a.m.; C. Tbe body was taken to Ewlnl . . . ......, • tilt rtp111 Saturday. May 1.0 In 1 h • jV: Harner do""' It, 6:10 1.111.: flll!etal homo Ill Poineruy 1111 far lire •Nnnee erw. -::f::~~ Bur.ldong m upper L1ttle Edward down 23, 3:211 lVhere arra!!Bamanta en pend- lolro. KalhrJn 8mallrldp, 1 begonnmg at g a m.lp .~. ; llprellff down IS, t p. CllotJ eoUDI)' ....,.,., Wll MAY 11 m., Dlsel down 23, 5 a.m. : In official vlsitalion of Be- vader up 2!, 5:t0 t.liL; Orion No. 62 ol the Internatlnnal lan down Greenup 8:10 a.m.; of Job'• Daughtera tvi11 James Htl!u dowil 31, I :30 a. held at the Pomeroy Mason- m.; Valvollne up II, 3:50 a.m.; Temple, Saturday, at 2 p. Western down 31, 4 a.m.; Bay All M1lsons. Eastern Stirs, ou Lacomb down II. 8:110 a.m.; parents ol Job's Daugh , Franklin Pierce down 32, 8:10 invilod. a.m .; Collool Queer\ up IS, 4:10 Jonathan Melg• Chap- a.m .; Edeotoa Bosworth up H, DAR will mee! Fri . af, IB 10 a.m. at 2 p.m. at the hom• Gallipolis O.m - so I v a y Dwight Milhoan, Pcm.ldown 4 p.m.; Myrtle C. dowu Rd. National music week ·8 p.m.; Walter lleckjord doWD be observed with a 14<> 11 :10 p.m.; H. I. Bowlel down IJ~"·"'"" on variou< types Ill "'"• 12:110 &.11>.: Pllizo up 1:46 a.m.: llo.rtnm.nts Titan dtlw!o 2:41 a.m.; ~MAY 13 ton down 3:U a.m.; Robert Reed i•l .·""" Da:~ .,. . ·•f Rulh Class up 3:50 a.m. United Methodist church Kuawllt IUwer - Luther . " the home of Mrs. Herdmao up WIDfleld 2::10 p.m.: ~"""' (Jioe,kner, Oak St., Mon- Merrill up Winfield 3 p.m.; Hel· 2 p. m. witb Min CarriAo an z. down Wllllleld l p.m. Jlllb. · •• ~O'IIIlst.,js . eM W. Lea down Wlroflelcl 1 ~. WSCS of Rock Springs m·; John Morrow down Winchurch will meet on field 2:45 a.m.; Lelia Shearer . a! 7:30 p. m. .at lhe up WlnfieLI. 5:~ a.m.; Semet · ··· · ,, · · · · ., down WLaii:;lcrf'a.in. ·;'~," ·..;::::;: ~:;~::::~::::.--~·;." ,.._lid "'*'· "'*' ~.:. • "" .' Sentinel Church News •t. GOP Lead See Open Doo.r To Notninab"on :,:,Z: "' ,_! .. .lii.Stri...; :="n "* RJVer • Reporl • ............ .... ._ · ·-·-· ,.lLJ!: t., ..... . • I ·~69$ :x:~Df.J~.:. =--..~!~' . * .--.. •111: Ia later yeara JHJt M'elT Jllllthar - . . . 1filtl prl4t l;o ller IOD'I bab)' pletUl'C. JC· M . ...::=:::.. she'll alwQI autcrcon treut~n. It ~ ~ 'iiiJlllli . llotae lllway• to t.._un wr Ill.,.. ..r day • • • we moat wltll l!lllll*laU toDilll 1f we ; .~::. ' 1 ttl t 3 - ,. .. - ...... ......."" . ... _-.... """"'....._. ...... i <?' l r~ de '~.· . Aope It will, fn ,,,_ ml!fDure, /otlt!r cmd Mlp...,.. ·~ -.Mtrlaloli r /1 IIIH u ped ill #ar~~fly and community life, tlau u •JIOIIIONII by &1t.e buainm /irlftl Gild or~'" I .. . w;,... .... II , i I ! ~~e~ow. ! CROW1 STEAK HOUSE ;, fiMCI$ FLORIST alii . lhllklalllllll BuUdiDI SUppllu ________ •w rm ,~II. :... • ..... JYII WY Will ... RAWLINGS & SOtfS CO. .,.,. ..... .,... ,. MltNI...... '''; .· .' • J ·f fiOIGUII RUDY MIX CO. . : . All I . . g I .. 1111r- Cboln .'!"' .... Mlll~l.lrt ......"' ·· · SWIS. & LOHSE . <:: • Wtl'lll Allllllll'l fl WYNHI . ·' I I .M ' . Jtl! ,~ I ~- .1 o~ w. Ya.. ,.....,.. --- YAlliY lllltG (0, I, WILUS ANTHONY --PLUMIING & HIATINe 311 Lt-ln lt. ....... WYMSIII MNrll""" ...,. AUoo "' Pleiaa• UWING COAL COMPANY llllabltlbed m 11101 Wtot Cohlrn.... W. VL I'll. MUM II'Uita .LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MIGS COUNTY !fear.....,.,..._ .... wv.-. u.Lv•...,..,....,, IUIUND DEPT. STOlE, ltC. . uiGootl ..... liU1 ' I "" . ! I : fi5.20D5 ~ p I lUi ; IAUM LUMBER CO. a...... Ohlt HOm'SOHIOSERVIa 1961 Chevrolet • • .,195 ,__,Ohlt ..,. ................... Center p .".,.............v . "*' • ~ ..... _ I FURNITURE Tile «uliq babr moile, b lllf t1 lleeOIWI tarni.W 1960 Ford • • ~ • ~29$ In Room Grouplagsl '* _., ·1960 Ford .. - • • •1.59$ 1 .111'1 Icc ••• a h,-.,, tc trurr•..,... . . . . . . . ...-! ' 1~1 Chevrolet • • ~i795 """alii- Memories .hl' the Making '". ' .' I ,. too...., New Hartford EJeme ntArv Sch00} stud'Iedo·2:.Mason county EducatJOn ' . ~.1··· ~ . , '!I•" 1HI SHOIIOX 1963 Ford ...: i: . . .......... *' .r~ OxPoUs pope ReceJVe8 , Peace Pnz"e· u •.b Proverbs Were Group' Theme For Devotions =:::= "' Geor,. "' :Seed-Bed Of~ ..,=ilr .v•- - . -· . . . - - - - . - . .. ___ . ,. I ~ -Ill. "SNNDIU" '• ' ~ *' In£ b" . Offi"ce Opens Jn Henderson "" ,,,. · J u:: Candy Stripers T H Durl'ng Tou Of $160 000 .V. '• Last Rites An CoUiftsS. Held For Lad Gl'eatAid'fo Killed By Car SEO'Buiftea 1 ~ ~ -. ·, ' ~ Drr IC'- '""" ._, ~~..... """•aru.-. 8 IJAII!IDc BAKER & SEYFRID ....... ., ...... WY N7M WY Nlll Coai.Q'Aee hi' l.nQ JI er W'S B fi.AII(iiN ................. . .. ' !' . •o•m• llappllll6 "Fhwl Q • at Cortn I If ..... ,.,..AOoe •dell* ' " ' V ltCI'lllllltiiU• w.v-. .,... .... c................ ,..... wf :tl4llf r-•· . •' 1'8 !Mfi r ~-~at St~ Pdul~s ca:. ' 4 .4.1Mh. . ALL~ Church �--· . P l l 1'-1 ........_ t"llttbr.-UM _.,. , CANL'EUATIONS COIUlt:t-'TIONI ~ptll!b - IS YOUR BEST ~s:: BET . llntll . . . . " • "" Puhh ... tta. .,.. ,.... ll'llil ..IIU111Wt .......... '-'M nt1111 141 "''' Ill ... tP~ IUlJ 44f d•-~ 1955 Chevrolet HT Cpe. tr-on ~u ld br ll'oi PftrtM · l'n-dl ti•IJ Tt11 11Gb I"IWII •UJ ""'' IW .-..p.GIUihll fOI ~ • t'la ll '"~ ..,,.,.,......,. •nllflrOio"l I '" RATn> flltlllmU"' • Cent, 4f'eutt.. Ml P'UI' r111 c:1ur.r1• 10 worll foT tor , automatic lraru. , power .steering, R&H. Mlre. ..on @) t~~a " '"'"~f 4 ~-e n~ per •oN W11J .,. ehlrJed ftK ad••rtl1ll'll wttht" 111 "'"' '''""' If qo' ~ .. "' ::>:01 1 t' M u a 111 o11. M tn l:Z:fWI •••...oo·•e· n"o" POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES. 8:00. P.M. POMEROY, OHIO _ _ FOR SALE __ SO EASY PLACE A RE8111..1 PRODUCING @) U~ REAL room bouse, 3 bedroo1ms 1 and bath. large lot. cation out of high water. WY 2-2590. ·~· FOR SALE OR RENT "fecbntcaUy, the on.bour docu,...W, waa "" tpprollal of Ia,.! dlllfiiS Ito 15th ana1versary ol'' lndependenoe. But the wellwbrn IJO)IIical-mllltary upect.s •hlcb ha" beea wo•od ""fhly- at tlmtlT lntrtllt, are 1101 whtl feoelDatod thb viewer •• th - b" • mo • 0 ·~· ~. I · . _ , . ....,.....,.n ..,...i L J'liiJo W-\N'l' AD , 'PHONE WY 2-2157 LEWIS REPAIR SERVICi t IU, ;.,plllg '1"7 - --- -~ Mkltllo"rf . have fun . · · ,., • LAWNs more done . Used Cars": -,_, ....._ ··- ...... U19 CHEVROLET truck "• ton .......flat bed. Rood co ndition w11h I ·:: racks. $22S.OO. Phone 985-23811 . ·. Otestf."r, Oh10. , '· 5103tp l , llJ55 FORD 2 door Hard lOp, V-3 ' "'l' automatic motor re-built new "'~ paint, . INTERNATIONAL" new tires. Gail Miller CUB CADET" Garage, Phone WY 2·3196. 5 10 31c .I '.~-.,..--=ne-e- Rambler 1 ', : '• ' Enellence AUCTIONEER Complete Service Crltt Bradford Write, Pbone or Colllac:l A. C. BRADFORD • 7 Hornpow., • D•JMndable • Ea1y ha.-:IIIIIJ • Comforhtbl• • 25 lit Capacity Ana,h~Mnt• , ''j~arld SUmdotnJ 11 l:ompart Our Used C•r Lot lo Loadodl Over 38 Can On A Lot With A Capacity of Only 20 C•n. If You Don't Hav• A Trad•ln. Come In We Will Sell You Any Car On Our Lot AI A Whol• sole .Price. Wa Hav• To Roduc• Our Stock Of Uood Cars. 618 E. Main St., PomerDy, Ohio Pb011e WY z.zt48 6 7 BUY NOW ON EASY TERMS Radne, ObJo 5 18 tfc en, automatic gas heat. Llncoln Heights. CaD J o h Blaettnar, WY 2-5127. H~.Uc I l[iJ HI. MEIGS ---- =--- -- .l!A· However, We Will Accept Tr•de-ins. 1 1 0: ---==-===---- 5 "I""" FORDS 1957 FORD 2 Doer S.. d•"· Clun. 1955 FORD V8 2 Doer Sedan. 1960 FALCON 2 Dr. Stdon. Buutlfvt modlum blue. standard tr•ns. R&H. Set It now. 1956 FORD VI 2 Dr. Auto. Heater, m.._, lum blue. Looks nice Inside and out. CorM '"· 19~S FORD VI 4 Dr. Auto. R&H. Lolt of mllet l..rt In this car yet. 1953 FORD VI 4 Dr. Cheap transportation '59 Dodge 2dr. H. T. •s1195 •· Coronet V-8. Automatic, power steering, w/•/w · tires. A real sharp looker. CHMOLOS 6 cyl. Stotlon Wogon 1957 CHEVROLET 4 dr Stdon VI. 1955 CHEVROLIT 2 dr Sodln 1953 CHEVROLIT 2 dr Hardtop 1951 CHEVROLET VI tmpolt Hardtop. Beouttfvl red flnlsli. Stcl. trans. It's nice. Set lt. 1955 CHEVROLIT 4 dr. 6 cyl. R&H. Std. trans. Economlal 1 '56 Olds 98 Hoi. Sedan S695 All power equipment, steering, brakes, wlndowJ, seat. A real nice Olds for only $695. '51 Chev. 2door .. . . SS9S 150 Series. Six std. trans., excellent tires.. RIIDI good, a little rough 'SJ Pontiac Star Cf. 2d. s395 Hard Top. Power brakes, steering.. Auto. Real nice looker. 1955 CHEVROLET Sto, w... Nice ancl clean. Set It. RAMBLERS 1961 RAMBLER Amorlcon 2 Dr. Stondord Trono. 1959 RAMBLER Clooolc 4 Dr. Super. Push !Iutton dr!Yo. R&H. Shorp. 1961 RAMBLER Convortlblo. Rod ond whitt, Stondord trans. Reel ciHn and nice, One local owner. S.. It 4:30 5:00 1:30 8•00 8:00 8:05 8:30 8:35 7:10 V-8 auto. trans., power brakes and steering. new w1s1w tires. Shiny )llack finisb. A real now. BARGAIN SUYS.f now. 1 al-l new . William dol.!k. 4 23 or Road , HoudaPhone I~lOi lERN 4 room furnished unfurmshed apartment. Mid· i 9 6tc dleport. WY 2-3871. sc reen 3 15 tfc 20 H.P. motor, crab, THREE and tour room furnishDouble cham con· ed and unfurnished ap11J1. motor generator. Call ments WY 2-!>4:!4. 54 61c 12 6 lfc l '="~ dts cc.h- w-ashPr-. C-all "FU"'RN=t"'s"'HE;o"D ;c:--a- nd -;--untu -;--rn - c-. tshed :--; li ' J 12tp apartments. Pa~d utilities. BeBlinds all kinds. fore 5 p m Phone WY 2blinds and shades. 2776. after 5, p. ~ Phone WY porch shades val- 2-3574 12 8 tfc &arl Graeoer, Plumll&.c ud ~;~:~~~:~~~~~ NICE York and Heatillg pigs, 7 weeks old. MIDenrvllle, 01* Milhoan, r'bone WY 2-6768. End your oewer lriHiblel 5 8 !tp We bave d tlzel Sower MaeRIDING HORSE, 4 year old Rnsollllblo 118101 gelding. Phone WY ,_21121. CoU WY uri& Day • Nllbt 5 9 Sic ========..!,7~ZII~tlc~~·--;;;;:;;-:;::;,;:;LEGAL NOTICE Attention Dairymen C SE 0 PLYMOUTH$ 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. 1\ool nlco. VI. 19Sa PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Grotn. VI. 1957 PL 'I'MOUTH 4 dr. Tu-tonobluo.VI. 1956 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. lluo IIIII white. 1955 PL Y,MOUTH 2 dr. ,_chcolor.VI. V Dale Wippel Supply .' POULTRY B Cl Avenue, Pomf'roy. i' ·___.;_:;...:;=.;.;..:'-----11 A 5 2 :!Otc HEAVY HENS, $1 each. John · E ~~,ti~·. reoonditioned r•, dm ,~d Proffit, Portland, Ohio. POMEROY WY 2-2649 · Sp..eial close '"'I price 5 _Ill_9tp OFFERS THE BEST ma cgle iroe,er and 30 25 Leghorn heno 50c each, 10 A thought lor tbe ho; water la nk . Wer- White Rock hens, $1.00 each. CHESTER 915-2145 author JohnMor!8 y said: ,---- and TV , Mi,•·:lepnrt W. F . Hill, Chester. l~2fttt have not converted a molll be<aus8: 5 9 3t.c 5 9 3tpiL---------..1'you have aikmced him." CLAJ:.::• BUICKS PONTIAC$ OLDSMOBILE$ MERCURYS , 2"' DR. H.T. $195 .$39S . 56 MERCURY We H•ve 'Eml See Them At .•• • SllvwH1wk. Aatomatlt tr'.l>i. . JHp Sta. Wagon WHOLiSALE PRICES 57 STUDt · 2-55 FORD 2 doors. V-8 Automatic trans. c;uatom 2 Door HARD TOP We Havelhem All Here ,And They Are.Golng At R awnings . Bamboo - - - - - - - - - - - STUDEBAKERS $395 ' Good tires and run• &ood. ... a~dJ~,t;1~P.J. MQR'- li~·-. \- r . ,. AU PliAINLY ' ' ' . ~ill'(;e' ~tu{M)· · ' METROPOLITAN MOTORS 'Karr& Van' • POMEROY WY 2·534~ ,. .' .. . ' ) ,., 611Jl> 11. l!orlng, duU people : al. . .....-- 13. In<llo- tln!>t - throat --.J' ... Acoonllllc ot ...,._ D . Dl•tzndo ,),........,~ AooW.. .... lbo ... "'1be ..,_ (aomeeuan., IT. ..._._ IIIII H...,. If. Lond llliU1IN 81. Short &o, u - breve: mU&. ._ r:xut lhlp . . Stoclc LI'L ABNER .....liP 41. Sainte: ........ - tf. Guldo'o By AI. CAPP (;4sP!! LUCKI~'f, I'M FRO~ TEXAS. Frldljl Sunday SlwweQt '56 Buick Snec. 4dr. · · S69S c~·r IT ) lii'CJ!I ~ 1T.5: ~ Automatic, Power steering, radio 1958 CHEVROLIT 4 dr transportation •• Hconcl car. SM II. Sold new for S4100. auto. trans., power brakes, steering. Radio and alr·conditioning. One local owner. '58 Buick Spec. 4dr. · s1095 PREVAIL WITH NO TRADE-INS INSURANCE FOR SALE: 4 room house, acre ground, full basement. ·t: ' SmaU car economy and Phone WY U127 BARNES SIMPSON tnsur· ' IJ>< ' managerabilit~ EQUIPMENT CO. .•' # S ·::.: =WY 1-2176 Pomeroy a nee A g e n c y. Middleport. • < ee ·;&-. ~. 'MetTvpolitao Motnrs I Rear Meigs General Hospital f'IJ'O, automobile, bon<IS Pb HOUSE FOR SALE or lt'ade WY 2-2903. 8 2'1 tfc Six rooms, bath, hall based ~ Mala Street, Pt~meroy ~ -. ment, hot and cold water, , · ' · Pbmie WY 2-3870 SEWING MACHINE. Brand Reuter lnsuraa.., Agency . ~~~ 4 22 tfc I new 1963 model .Sews fur ··lasuraoce for ever, persoaal gaa heating, garage one acre ground, in Rutland. Will JeiJ ~' • · ward and backward. Comes and bUBIness oeed., on land contract. S. D. Bus,UR 'NEW m· used car!-< ur complete with acce.;;s•H ies and Plio.. WY UOI kirk, Rutland, Ohio. i;-7-t;tp ·"true~. ptl•,ne Marvtn Mark!': guaranteed. S42.00 or terms. •Pir.ESMI\1< BcaoJe• e.lolio Phone WY 2-2204. FARM EQUIPMENT FOR SALE- .8 ol mile . : ~• flthens, LV 3-4061 5 Q 6tc -- ·!rom Pomeroy on Route 143 ' 1 fo., 10-9-tlt - -· -· -NEW HOLLAND lime and ~ert- 8 room house, bath, large ELECTROT .UX autom!'ltic vac~~· • ilizer spreader on wheels, 8 utilit)• room and garage. Heat· 1:· ., FOR SALE uum cleaner Wilh all clean- loot hopper. Contact Ed Fry, ed by gas. Nice location. Pr;<'·" - < ' ing attachments and cord ed to sell. Call alter 4 p, m. ' -liilfj:HERN PLANTS will .r· winder . Used paper pop out Letart, W. Va., 811-52533 · ,..~ · 58 except Saundays, LY &.5824, :11'1~ •fi..D saturday, May 11 . Char· bags. R<~lance rlue S43 6!1 or 7 1 - - - - - - - - - " - ' - = McArthur, Ohio. •.-Jer,.R. Harris, Porlland. paymenls 17.00 monthly Ph. ~-~~~~~~~~~' ·~2693. ·-5 10 31r WY 2-2204. I· 5 9 6tc 24 Inch boy's bicycle. In gond PEE USE 0~ our Ca rp•t condition. Phone WY 2-2775. FOR SALE: Four i!ood Iota. •" Slii]mpooer wit h ,,urehHsf' nf ! Good seven room bouse, blolb 5 9 · ·...:f8fue Lustre ~~·a --nroo. BaK- 1 and \!o bath. basement , J!;'I· Furniture, M•ddieporl 1- - FOR RENT ~f~i£:!:~:~:;1 prage, out of bigb 5·7·6tr ;F'URNJSHED apartments. ~~~~~:: - · Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Ohio. Could be made Into house l rr~iler. Call 4 ro,Jm. 1 five room. Fi'urmsh- to Mt. Herman Church. ments. City water, electzlclor inqulrf' at ~94 [ cd and unfurnishd. Phone 59 3+p ty, gaa. Priced lor quick aale. Middlepori . 5-7-6tp WY 2~2557. i;-7-Uc PHOTO COPYING Serrtces. See Olley Wuod, Syracuse. "'='"'="=,---o~·ne Motor driv- 1HOUSE for rent. Fo•Ir rooms Copy any letter or dDd*Wl Phone \I'Y U086. Baler, one lhree point 'lnd halh. Lincoln Heights. 'leuter IDstlrance, Pomeroy. - - - , mowing machine. Phone WY 2-3575 after 5 o' 2 d &fc ~· ~ear rouru. tide and p<'rlflrm- WHOLESALE PRICES A G~fAT PI.AVcR, r :;:u u.- '62 Chev.lmoala 4 dr. s2795 V-B, OF USED Mueller Farn&eel Arnold Brotbera -- WMPO Radio "'"' ALWAY-; TiliNIC (01/ ARE 8•05 Breakfast Party 40. Jumbled typo 1:00 New1 8:30 Mlllual News u. Oolrldli:l; Sacrad Heart Progriun 18:35. Breakfaot • Party like blrcl 1:00 Mutual News a. st. ---.. C<luJltry Jamboree 9:05 Breakfast Party patron Ne-wo 1:30 Mutual News ....._ -·., Fann World News 9:35 Breakfast Party M.XIDII1 Meigs County RFD 10:00 Mutual News ' :;: :;:;. Mutual News 10:05 Polka Party KIN J)oo. Breaklut Party 10:30 Mutual News !tWo Mutual ·News 10:35 Music In The Air .._ Sall-watar . 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Paul JOIIU) 1:011 LalcDtlnJte 2:00 Country Go tlouor Commentary 1:00 Wi.,s of Hean., 1:30 Public 8trotce 2:111 News Beat Millie J ..t For You 1:30 Mutual News t:ts Sboaao o1 Bleo<slnr 1:00 Mid1r11y Malmee Mutual News 9:35 Legislative Review 3:55 NeWI 'leal 10: 011 Muon Couttty """' • Just For Yw 10:00 Voice Ill Prophecy to:• M II the Town t :OO Disclag wltb Does Mutual Newa 10:30 Mutual Newt lO:U World News t:30 In~ . 10:35 Wash. Repll to Pooplt Platter Party ll:ID M of tbe Ton S:OO Comrnunlty Ntn Mutual Newt 10:50 Sunday Chapel te&eept Fri. Churclt Bella Ring 1:05 World & Nltioall Newt .Platter Party 11:00 Country Hymn Time 11:411 World ~5: lli Spollighl oa Sparto Nth Mutual News 11:56 Muon CouDtf News t:05 NeiVI ~ ·NeiVI Country Hyum Tlml U:DO CommiDllly Non 8:10 Muelcal Cloct Platter Party Noon News U:Of '-!Neb 7:30 Sign Off Mutual New• The Search Travelln' Time Rev. Merlin Teeta BW Slama 8porta 1:00 Hour of Declslou TJ;avelln' Time Billy Graharo J.ocil ·!'IIWI 'nle Lutherall Hour Vp Patrick Sports 2:0(1 The Big Lie Vaa P1lrlct Sporll 2:30 Mutual News Sundown Serennde 2•3$ Back To Tho Cr<lSs lllptual Newt Rev. a.- Thlll'ne Sull<loWQ SeNllade The tllilel Hour SIIJIO!f•May · Mutual News ON OUR LOT of VALUES ·. AUTO SALES__ '(ov A~e A lilt£ AT PLA'!'i~. ! WILL u. a Porollld -- u. Snare, .. polntod out - wllb tbo lid lioh-spealdng population. When of Prime MID1otor David Jloll. oht arrived, there - . 11 E.,. CAR BUYS. Martin Ohlo. ...•uarre•: Maay Dlwtle GI'IUpl M..M., -,..,.- kitchen help AP· PERSON OM.Y Restuarant, Mirldle5 Y 3tc DOWN atance. came from Britain some 1 an ape ! Ill Israel't caoe, the dOCUIIl..,. yean ago, expecting a largo ll:JI!I' 80. ore- wv 2-2174 "Value~Rated rational dent might have trouble adjuot-l f. At - ...:.._, Inti to the oublll'ba aflor llvlns Ia or ~;' Ill. 134 Mill St. •·"""" lbo..: NATION · I DoN T 1:11~111 W ~~\" !1.11!£ 001H6 Tlllf To '(OIJ. you A~E A 6~EPil' PI.A YcR. '{av AilE 1j.J£ I~INI( wilb.,DAIL'Y CROSSWORD L ·ro a big city, so the Jso..U. mus Pua!Jh.. try to adjust aod blol!d - Itt' -•· Ion I r o rn Industrial back-1 12. ~~~ tor I . SDk ocad: Eccl. grounds. AI the American farm. , ll. S. Ltndea m~t. erh or his offspring, mlgratet _....,., UNo : What seemed lupremely In "moro to tile city, "' the braella ' >C. Olrl'l • • Hlochtevou.o ... 4ive and "'ieal '·In tho muot find a place for Lho,. with , nlclawne G .C•pltol : tl""' • as tbe losoon that even llflrolturo1 lnclinatlona. 1111. :::..... iuch a tiny lllld Ullltod Nation Differences SUI Em! ~18. llxclul.. e. Perform T. Put part. bao the Internal problom of bow Narrated by llouglas Edwardo,la. ::,., to make it11 cltlaeno of different written and produced by Don 1 name t of ..lW. ~Ia! and etlul!e ~ckarolllldo Kelll!l'1118D, uolng 1ar11 cllunQ of II.$. ll'<loWM f.Voldtd COl: along;. and Ulat this problom ibtervitWII with Beo.(lurfon, and/20. =pletoa Ia ~o limited to one OJiltry, or conetlllrllintl on one small COlD• 22. Nickel: lO. FaUton '!"~ seclion ol one country, or munll)', tho program made clear 117'11· ohio lT.Bark Qllo ciy In that ~ion, It Is no thai tllo dillerlnceo ol the mixed DociM 1i .iJew lea1!on, perhapo, but one group• are far fi.orn Hilled. One • · ~ 1!'111 IS ...,. timely. lady ill the oomrnunity, for in-1 28. SIUy, - TO I. ~arc taught~ ' 1 5TILL with a: $1399 Sparkhng blaek finish, good tires, clean interior, VB :mo- Nnt.o ""'~P<dulf 41WlJ..,., bill ""' a. "'" ·aetwgn'l .L.Ie 1 lioWl'llt IDIIIY 111'0 there now; and 1111 ----' leell the oew immigraota from .........., vie aciNraD<O to ·set and Alii .,. .......tlolm· ill own ......, Into CUbll ill )!me . . 1J J11C1 INJ IIIIOW Gurloa - tile pr<Jblem le that a laC thepl . . lor tlle ._,Jow; ..Cain wu · · QoW , _ .,...._ ~ -t QUill)' oJ lhe 111, 10111en 'ftle Cllu•ot · ABC.TV'a preparing to loan fat blo MOfo ';}lOLLYWOOD <UP!l-lt'~ bard are from AtrtN and the Orient long intervle": Fidel Castro, eow vial!....UC alJo oafk the .noulh getU., aloog - 1 wlle and no• Jtut from Europe. liomt to bo 1000 Friday nleht in a one. film wr-:developod In CUb aand '~""" oeigbbor you doo't lla~ ill'Hlll, lor Instance, woncl4r hour opoetal, •1• lllmed by a to not u well-PI""'t'ssed 01 ~ Dillch In eommon wllh-<md tJdl achool levet. lor lbolr . Cuball erow lhouJb aoaclucter by would a wished. wu . the fiiiCinatlng remln . era might he low .. nd II w.lnetday night In a CJ!S.TV ol Jeu.odvUeod , hill*· . $495 1960 Dodge Dart 2 Door i './' '!"'~=-==--------::----·------- i .\fl1ca White and red Cmish, good tiret, e cyl.. Powergllde, R&R For Wanl Ad SeT'Yiee ' t:.rn.. ,.., wnM ..,...e n.,_lnll l'KiEVISioN tN REVn'"' •1-·. III!Xi u1.11 noNS ..._lft'Hnn•tt'- I . DL\DUNl!S Mutual N1111 ~tWI Jlndllnn Mutual N1111 MlltuaJ Newa Mutual Ntwa Sulldo1m SeNnlde MuiUII Ntwa Swaadt Off lbt .. but like your ;Jttitude! Oo~ou wont to talk or fight? •t- THIS 6EAUTII"UL SPRING- WEATHER MAKES ME CRAVE FREEDOM NOW /'OR MY I"AVORITE HIDING PLACE POOR NANCY--COOPED UP IN SCHOOL ON . SUCH A NICE DAY WJEH RA==-0:;::::.10-- NO,'«llHQ-=! I'LL "'" ,.HI9 lt!2!al! rr B<:ml! MEll'G "THB HAIWEH!) MUD AND IC1In4 '1\!E MUD 'me EVIL SPIIllls AlSO MBD; Hf1l' 'll:> RETllR>II �--· . P l l 1'-1 ........_ t"llttbr.-UM _.,. , CANL'EUATIONS COIUlt:t-'TIONI ~ptll!b - IS YOUR BEST ~s:: BET . llntll . . . . " • "" Puhh ... tta. .,.. ,.... ll'llil ..IIU111Wt .......... '-'M nt1111 141 "''' Ill ... tP~ IUlJ 44f d•-~ 1955 Chevrolet HT Cpe. tr-on ~u ld br ll'oi PftrtM · l'n-dl ti•IJ Tt11 11Gb I"IWII •UJ ""'' IW .-..p.GIUihll fOI ~ • t'la ll '"~ ..,,.,.,......,. •nllflrOio"l I '" RATn> flltlllmU"' • Cent, 4f'eutt.. Ml P'UI' r111 c:1ur.r1• 10 worll foT tor , automatic lraru. , power .steering, R&H. Mlre. ..on @) t~~a " '"'"~f 4 ~-e n~ per •oN W11J .,. ehlrJed ftK ad••rtl1ll'll wttht" 111 "'"' '''""' If qo' ~ .. "' ::>:01 1 t' M u a 111 o11. M tn l:Z:fWI •••...oo·•e· n"o" POMEROY MOTOR CO. OPEN EVES. 8:00. P.M. POMEROY, OHIO _ _ FOR SALE __ SO EASY PLACE A RE8111..1 PRODUCING @) U~ REAL room bouse, 3 bedroo1ms 1 and bath. large lot. cation out of high water. WY 2-2590. ·~· FOR SALE OR RENT "fecbntcaUy, the on.bour docu,...W, waa "" tpprollal of Ia,.! dlllfiiS Ito 15th ana1versary ol'' lndependenoe. But the wellwbrn IJO)IIical-mllltary upect.s •hlcb ha" beea wo•od ""fhly- at tlmtlT lntrtllt, are 1101 whtl feoelDatod thb viewer •• th - b" • mo • 0 ·~· ~. I · . _ , . ....,.....,.n ..,...i L J'liiJo W-\N'l' AD , 'PHONE WY 2-2157 LEWIS REPAIR SERVICi t IU, ;.,plllg '1"7 - --- -~ Mkltllo"rf . have fun . · · ,., • LAWNs more done . Used Cars": -,_, ....._ ··- ...... U19 CHEVROLET truck "• ton .......flat bed. Rood co ndition w11h I ·:: racks. $22S.OO. Phone 985-23811 . ·. Otestf."r, Oh10. , '· 5103tp l , llJ55 FORD 2 door Hard lOp, V-3 ' "'l' automatic motor re-built new "'~ paint, . INTERNATIONAL" new tires. Gail Miller CUB CADET" Garage, Phone WY 2·3196. 5 10 31c .I '.~-.,..--=ne-e- Rambler 1 ', : '• ' Enellence AUCTIONEER Complete Service Crltt Bradford Write, Pbone or Colllac:l A. C. BRADFORD • 7 Hornpow., • D•JMndable • Ea1y ha.-:IIIIIJ • Comforhtbl• • 25 lit Capacity Ana,h~Mnt• , ''j~arld SUmdotnJ 11 l:ompart Our Used C•r Lot lo Loadodl Over 38 Can On A Lot With A Capacity of Only 20 C•n. If You Don't Hav• A Trad•ln. Come In We Will Sell You Any Car On Our Lot AI A Whol• sole .Price. Wa Hav• To Roduc• Our Stock Of Uood Cars. 618 E. Main St., PomerDy, Ohio Pb011e WY z.zt48 6 7 BUY NOW ON EASY TERMS Radne, ObJo 5 18 tfc en, automatic gas heat. Llncoln Heights. CaD J o h Blaettnar, WY 2-5127. H~.Uc I l[iJ HI. MEIGS ---- =--- -- .l!A· However, We Will Accept Tr•de-ins. 1 1 0: ---==-===---- 5 "I""" FORDS 1957 FORD 2 Doer S.. d•"· Clun. 1955 FORD V8 2 Doer Sedan. 1960 FALCON 2 Dr. Stdon. Buutlfvt modlum blue. standard tr•ns. R&H. Set It now. 1956 FORD VI 2 Dr. Auto. Heater, m.._, lum blue. Looks nice Inside and out. CorM '"· 19~S FORD VI 4 Dr. Auto. R&H. Lolt of mllet l..rt In this car yet. 1953 FORD VI 4 Dr. Cheap transportation '59 Dodge 2dr. H. T. •s1195 •· Coronet V-8. Automatic, power steering, w/•/w · tires. A real sharp looker. CHMOLOS 6 cyl. Stotlon Wogon 1957 CHEVROLET 4 dr Stdon VI. 1955 CHEVROLIT 2 dr Sodln 1953 CHEVROLIT 2 dr Hardtop 1951 CHEVROLET VI tmpolt Hardtop. Beouttfvl red flnlsli. Stcl. trans. It's nice. Set lt. 1955 CHEVROLIT 4 dr. 6 cyl. R&H. Std. trans. Economlal 1 '56 Olds 98 Hoi. Sedan S695 All power equipment, steering, brakes, wlndowJ, seat. A real nice Olds for only $695. '51 Chev. 2door .. . . SS9S 150 Series. Six std. trans., excellent tires.. RIIDI good, a little rough 'SJ Pontiac Star Cf. 2d. s395 Hard Top. Power brakes, steering.. Auto. Real nice looker. 1955 CHEVROLET Sto, w... Nice ancl clean. Set It. RAMBLERS 1961 RAMBLER Amorlcon 2 Dr. Stondord Trono. 1959 RAMBLER Clooolc 4 Dr. Super. Push !Iutton dr!Yo. R&H. Shorp. 1961 RAMBLER Convortlblo. Rod ond whitt, Stondord trans. Reel ciHn and nice, One local owner. S.. It 4:30 5:00 1:30 8•00 8:00 8:05 8:30 8:35 7:10 V-8 auto. trans., power brakes and steering. new w1s1w tires. Shiny )llack finisb. A real now. BARGAIN SUYS.f now. 1 al-l new . William dol.!k. 4 23 or Road , HoudaPhone I~lOi lERN 4 room furnished unfurmshed apartment. Mid· i 9 6tc dleport. WY 2-3871. sc reen 3 15 tfc 20 H.P. motor, crab, THREE and tour room furnishDouble cham con· ed and unfurnished ap11J1. motor generator. Call ments WY 2-!>4:!4. 54 61c 12 6 lfc l '="~ dts cc.h- w-ashPr-. C-all "FU"'RN=t"'s"'HE;o"D ;c:--a- nd -;--untu -;--rn - c-. tshed :--; li ' J 12tp apartments. Pa~d utilities. BeBlinds all kinds. fore 5 p m Phone WY 2blinds and shades. 2776. after 5, p. ~ Phone WY porch shades val- 2-3574 12 8 tfc &arl Graeoer, Plumll&.c ud ~;~:~~~:~~~~~ NICE York and Heatillg pigs, 7 weeks old. MIDenrvllle, 01* Milhoan, r'bone WY 2-6768. End your oewer lriHiblel 5 8 !tp We bave d tlzel Sower MaeRIDING HORSE, 4 year old Rnsollllblo 118101 gelding. Phone WY ,_21121. CoU WY uri& Day • Nllbt 5 9 Sic ========..!,7~ZII~tlc~~·--;;;;:;;-:;::;,;:;LEGAL NOTICE Attention Dairymen C SE 0 PLYMOUTH$ 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. 1\ool nlco. VI. 19Sa PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Grotn. VI. 1957 PL 'I'MOUTH 4 dr. Tu-tonobluo.VI. 1956 PLYMOUTH 4 dr. lluo IIIII white. 1955 PL Y,MOUTH 2 dr. ,_chcolor.VI. V Dale Wippel Supply .' POULTRY B Cl Avenue, Pomf'roy. i' ·___.;_:;...:;=.;.;..:'-----11 A 5 2 :!Otc HEAVY HENS, $1 each. John · E ~~,ti~·. reoonditioned r•, dm ,~d Proffit, Portland, Ohio. POMEROY WY 2-2649 · Sp..eial close '"'I price 5 _Ill_9tp OFFERS THE BEST ma cgle iroe,er and 30 25 Leghorn heno 50c each, 10 A thought lor tbe ho; water la nk . Wer- White Rock hens, $1.00 each. CHESTER 915-2145 author JohnMor!8 y said: ,---- and TV , Mi,•·:lepnrt W. F . Hill, Chester. l~2fttt have not converted a molll be<aus8: 5 9 3t.c 5 9 3tpiL---------..1'you have aikmced him." CLAJ:.::• BUICKS PONTIAC$ OLDSMOBILE$ MERCURYS , 2"' DR. H.T. $195 .$39S . 56 MERCURY We H•ve 'Eml See Them At .•• • SllvwH1wk. Aatomatlt tr'.l>i. . JHp Sta. Wagon WHOLiSALE PRICES 57 STUDt · 2-55 FORD 2 doors. V-8 Automatic trans. c;uatom 2 Door HARD TOP We Havelhem All Here ,And They Are.Golng At R awnings . Bamboo - - - - - - - - - - - STUDEBAKERS $395 ' Good tires and run• &ood. ... a~dJ~,t;1~P.J. MQR'- li~·-. \- r . ,. AU PliAINLY ' ' ' . ~ill'(;e' ~tu{M)· · ' METROPOLITAN MOTORS 'Karr& Van' • POMEROY WY 2·534~ ,. .' .. . ' ) ,., 611Jl> 11. l!orlng, duU people : al. . .....-- 13. In<llo- tln!>t - throat --.J' ... Acoonllllc ot ...,._ D . Dl•tzndo ,),........,~ AooW.. .... lbo ... "'1be ..,_ (aomeeuan., IT. ..._._ IIIII H...,. If. Lond llliU1IN 81. Short &o, u - breve: mU&. ._ r:xut lhlp . . Stoclc LI'L ABNER .....liP 41. Sainte: ........ - tf. Guldo'o By AI. CAPP (;4sP!! LUCKI~'f, I'M FRO~ TEXAS. Frldljl Sunday SlwweQt '56 Buick Snec. 4dr. · · S69S c~·r IT ) lii'CJ!I ~ 1T.5: ~ Automatic, Power steering, radio 1958 CHEVROLIT 4 dr transportation •• Hconcl car. SM II. Sold new for S4100. auto. trans., power brakes, steering. Radio and alr·conditioning. One local owner. '58 Buick Spec. 4dr. · s1095 PREVAIL WITH NO TRADE-INS INSURANCE FOR SALE: 4 room house, acre ground, full basement. ·t: ' SmaU car economy and Phone WY U127 BARNES SIMPSON tnsur· ' IJ>< ' managerabilit~ EQUIPMENT CO. .•' # S ·::.: =WY 1-2176 Pomeroy a nee A g e n c y. Middleport. • < ee ·;&-. ~. 'MetTvpolitao Motnrs I Rear Meigs General Hospital f'IJ'O, automobile, bon<IS Pb HOUSE FOR SALE or lt'ade WY 2-2903. 8 2'1 tfc Six rooms, bath, hall based ~ Mala Street, Pt~meroy ~ -. ment, hot and cold water, , · ' · Pbmie WY 2-3870 SEWING MACHINE. Brand Reuter lnsuraa.., Agency . ~~~ 4 22 tfc I new 1963 model .Sews fur ··lasuraoce for ever, persoaal gaa heating, garage one acre ground, in Rutland. Will JeiJ ~' • · ward and backward. Comes and bUBIness oeed., on land contract. S. D. Bus,UR 'NEW m· used car!-< ur complete with acce.;;s•H ies and Plio.. WY UOI kirk, Rutland, Ohio. i;-7-t;tp ·"true~. ptl•,ne Marvtn Mark!': guaranteed. S42.00 or terms. •Pir.ESMI\1< BcaoJe• e.lolio Phone WY 2-2204. FARM EQUIPMENT FOR SALE- .8 ol mile . : ~• flthens, LV 3-4061 5 Q 6tc -- ·!rom Pomeroy on Route 143 ' 1 fo., 10-9-tlt - -· -· -NEW HOLLAND lime and ~ert- 8 room house, bath, large ELECTROT .UX autom!'ltic vac~~· • ilizer spreader on wheels, 8 utilit)• room and garage. Heat· 1:· ., FOR SALE uum cleaner Wilh all clean- loot hopper. Contact Ed Fry, ed by gas. Nice location. Pr;<'·" - < ' ing attachments and cord ed to sell. Call alter 4 p, m. ' -liilfj:HERN PLANTS will .r· winder . Used paper pop out Letart, W. Va., 811-52533 · ,..~ · 58 except Saundays, LY &.5824, :11'1~ •fi..D saturday, May 11 . Char· bags. R<~lance rlue S43 6!1 or 7 1 - - - - - - - - - " - ' - = McArthur, Ohio. •.-Jer,.R. Harris, Porlland. paymenls 17.00 monthly Ph. ~-~~~~~~~~~' ·~2693. ·-5 10 31r WY 2-2204. I· 5 9 6tc 24 Inch boy's bicycle. In gond PEE USE 0~ our Ca rp•t condition. Phone WY 2-2775. FOR SALE: Four i!ood Iota. •" Slii]mpooer wit h ,,urehHsf' nf ! Good seven room bouse, blolb 5 9 · ·...:f8fue Lustre ~~·a --nroo. BaK- 1 and \!o bath. basement , J!;'I· Furniture, M•ddieporl 1- - FOR RENT ~f~i£:!:~:~:;1 prage, out of bigb 5·7·6tr ;F'URNJSHED apartments. ~~~~~:: - · Rt. 3, Pomeroy, Ohio. Could be made Into house l rr~iler. Call 4 ro,Jm. 1 five room. Fi'urmsh- to Mt. Herman Church. ments. City water, electzlclor inqulrf' at ~94 [ cd and unfurnishd. Phone 59 3+p ty, gaa. Priced lor quick aale. Middlepori . 5-7-6tp WY 2~2557. i;-7-Uc PHOTO COPYING Serrtces. See Olley Wuod, Syracuse. "'='"'="=,---o~·ne Motor driv- 1HOUSE for rent. Fo•Ir rooms Copy any letter or dDd*Wl Phone \I'Y U086. Baler, one lhree point 'lnd halh. Lincoln Heights. 'leuter IDstlrance, Pomeroy. - - - , mowing machine. Phone WY 2-3575 after 5 o' 2 d &fc ~· ~ear rouru. tide and p<'rlflrm- WHOLESALE PRICES A G~fAT PI.AVcR, r :;:u u.- '62 Chev.lmoala 4 dr. s2795 V-B, OF USED Mueller Farn&eel Arnold Brotbera -- WMPO Radio "'"' ALWAY-; TiliNIC (01/ ARE 8•05 Breakfast Party 40. Jumbled typo 1:00 New1 8:30 Mlllual News u. Oolrldli:l; Sacrad Heart Progriun 18:35. Breakfaot • Party like blrcl 1:00 Mutual News a. st. ---.. C<luJltry Jamboree 9:05 Breakfast Party patron Ne-wo 1:30 Mutual News ....._ -·., Fann World News 9:35 Breakfast Party M.XIDII1 Meigs County RFD 10:00 Mutual News ' :;: :;:;. Mutual News 10:05 Polka Party KIN J)oo. Breaklut Party 10:30 Mutual News !tWo Mutual ·News 10:35 Music In The Air .._ Sall-watar . 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Merlin Teeta BW Slama 8porta 1:00 Hour of Declslou TJ;avelln' Time Billy Graharo J.ocil ·!'IIWI 'nle Lutherall Hour Vp Patrick Sports 2:0(1 The Big Lie Vaa P1lrlct Sporll 2:30 Mutual News Sundown Serennde 2•3$ Back To Tho Cr<lSs lllptual Newt Rev. a.- Thlll'ne Sull<loWQ SeNllade The tllilel Hour SIIJIO!f•May · Mutual News ON OUR LOT of VALUES ·. AUTO SALES__ '(ov A~e A lilt£ AT PLA'!'i~. ! WILL u. a Porollld -- u. Snare, .. polntod out - wllb tbo lid lioh-spealdng population. When of Prime MID1otor David Jloll. oht arrived, there - . 11 E.,. CAR BUYS. Martin Ohlo. ...•uarre•: Maay Dlwtle GI'IUpl M..M., -,..,.- kitchen help AP· PERSON OM.Y Restuarant, Mirldle5 Y 3tc DOWN atance. came from Britain some 1 an ape ! Ill Israel't caoe, the dOCUIIl..,. yean ago, expecting a largo ll:JI!I' 80. ore- wv 2-2174 "Value~Rated rational dent might have trouble adjuot-l f. At - ...:.._, Inti to the oublll'ba aflor llvlns Ia or ~;' Ill. 134 Mill St. •·"""" lbo..: NATION · I DoN T 1:11~111 W ~~\" !1.11!£ 001H6 Tlllf To '(OIJ. you A~E A 6~EPil' PI.A YcR. '{av AilE 1j.J£ I~INI( wilb.,DAIL'Y CROSSWORD L ·ro a big city, so the Jso..U. mus Pua!Jh.. try to adjust aod blol!d - Itt' -•· Ion I r o rn Industrial back-1 12. ~~~ tor I . SDk ocad: Eccl. grounds. AI the American farm. , ll. S. Ltndea m~t. erh or his offspring, mlgratet _....,., UNo : What seemed lupremely In "moro to tile city, "' the braella ' >C. Olrl'l • • Hlochtevou.o ... 4ive and "'ieal '·In tho muot find a place for Lho,. with , nlclawne G .C•pltol : tl""' • as tbe losoon that even llflrolturo1 lnclinatlona. 1111. :::..... iuch a tiny lllld Ullltod Nation Differences SUI Em! ~18. llxclul.. e. Perform T. Put part. bao the Internal problom of bow Narrated by llouglas Edwardo,la. ::,., to make it11 cltlaeno of different written and produced by Don 1 name t of ..lW. ~Ia! and etlul!e ~ckarolllldo Kelll!l'1118D, uolng 1ar11 cllunQ of II.$. ll'<loWM f.Voldtd COl: along;. and Ulat this problom ibtervitWII with Beo.(lurfon, and/20. =pletoa Ia ~o limited to one OJiltry, or conetlllrllintl on one small COlD• 22. Nickel: lO. FaUton '!"~ seclion ol one country, or munll)', tho program made clear 117'11· ohio lT.Bark Qllo ciy In that ~ion, It Is no thai tllo dillerlnceo ol the mixed DociM 1i .iJew lea1!on, perhapo, but one group• are far fi.orn Hilled. One • · ~ 1!'111 IS ...,. timely. lady ill the oomrnunity, for in-1 28. SIUy, - TO I. ~arc taught~ ' 1 5TILL with a: $1399 Sparkhng blaek finish, good tires, clean interior, VB :mo- Nnt.o ""'~P<dulf 41WlJ..,., bill ""' a. "'" ·aetwgn'l .L.Ie 1 lioWl'llt IDIIIY 111'0 there now; and 1111 ----' leell the oew immigraota from .........., vie aciNraD<O to ·set and Alii .,. .......tlolm· ill own ......, Into CUbll ill )!me . . 1J J11C1 INJ IIIIOW Gurloa - tile pr<Jblem le that a laC thepl . . lor tlle ._,Jow; ..Cain wu · · QoW , _ .,...._ ~ -t QUill)' oJ lhe 111, 10111en 'ftle Cllu•ot · ABC.TV'a preparing to loan fat blo MOfo ';}lOLLYWOOD <UP!l-lt'~ bard are from AtrtN and the Orient long intervle": Fidel Castro, eow vial!....UC alJo oafk the .noulh getU., aloog - 1 wlle and no• Jtut from Europe. liomt to bo 1000 Friday nleht in a one. film wr-:developod In CUb aand '~""" oeigbbor you doo't lla~ ill'Hlll, lor Instance, woncl4r hour opoetal, •1• lllmed by a to not u well-PI""'t'ssed 01 ~ Dillch In eommon wllh-<md tJdl achool levet. lor lbolr . Cuball erow lhouJb aoaclucter by would a wished. wu . the fiiiCinatlng remln . era might he low .. nd II w.lnetday night In a CJ!S.TV ol Jeu.odvUeod , hill*· . $495 1960 Dodge Dart 2 Door i './' '!"'~=-==--------::----·------- i .\fl1ca White and red Cmish, good tiret, e cyl.. Powergllde, R&R For Wanl Ad SeT'Yiee ' t:.rn.. ,.., wnM ..,...e n.,_lnll l'KiEVISioN tN REVn'"' •1-·. III!Xi u1.11 noNS ..._lft'Hnn•tt'- I . DL\DUNl!S Mutual N1111 ~tWI Jlndllnn Mutual N1111 MlltuaJ Newa Mutual Ntwa Sulldo1m SeNnlde MuiUII Ntwa Swaadt Off lbt .. but like your ;Jttitude! Oo~ou wont to talk or fight? •t- THIS 6EAUTII"UL SPRING- WEATHER MAKES ME CRAVE FREEDOM NOW /'OR MY I"AVORITE HIDING PLACE POOR NANCY--COOPED UP IN SCHOOL ON . SUCH A NICE DAY WJEH RA==-0:;::::.10-- NO,'«llHQ-=! I'LL "'" ,.HI9 lt!2!al! rr B<:ml! MEll'G "THB HAIWEH!) MUD AND IC1In4 '1\!E MUD 'me EVIL SPIIllls AlSO MBD; Hf1l' 'll:> RETllR>II �' ~~'J IJI • ':1 ~. I •• ' . .' 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"THI SAVAGE GUNS" <Technicolor) Richard Basehart and Don Taylor 1 VISIT IN SYRACUSE Mr. and Mrs. John P. Purn- i eU and Mr. and Mrs. Ear I r Lynch and three children, Char- I leston, W. Va., spent last Sunwith Mr . and Mrs. Pete Syracuse, and witb Mr. Mark Duerr and Mr. Mrs . BiU Francis, S)Ta· Convertible .... by Twin and Full Size In color• - ~-.of a~tng • •~ I Pre1brunk. No ironlnl ever. Pink, White, Li.lac, Green. Aqua, Yflllow, A. 8UXTOII THIS YEAR GIVE AN RCA '\lidor Record Player loot Give HER Rubbermaid; Housewares li~r s.ni-Grip u.:t locks Other Lady Buxton Billfolds _ 3.95 to 7.50 PLANT STANDS 49.95 Ideal for porches, patios or any room I~ RCA VICTOR AUTOMATIC PORT· ABLE "VICTROLA"• PHONOGRAPH : you 're short. aYerage or taiL. beatUSfil thiS proportioned slip comes iR 3 lengths. Oamty as it is practk:at, with lovefy French floral embroid-ery trim. Shadow panel for no · see·thru, even with shears. Nylon tricot. Short. 32 to 40, White. Avar•K'I· 32 -•..,.tv - ec-plololy Avtemollc- ployi all .,....., -oil aiD sturdy wroucbt metallellll . ~ •TeslanNI&op....tprv...._MC. . .tew'hl . llltilw ' I rs ' e Hao RCA VIdor ltvdlomotlc TumhiW. aiHI Changer -........ ....... Whit• See the Dherfelda seD BCA Victor Televlalona - Record Players - 'hble lloclol Radios - Trall&l.otor Redloa and Color Televialona. Stop in th• )Jualc Depu'tment on the l'int J'loor onc1 aH tbe msny wonderful itODII made by RCA VIctor. Brau . lnamel_ to 44. White, .... B~k., ..,,_ .. T... 34&a40. the t 1 and Pantry ' ""1111-< pretty for 8ivlng • • • First class compartments for all your jewels things llob wouderful orful fashlona In aearves, llotban DIIY. elfls for Yoo11 find combepun percale In botb low-rental safe deposit box steel-amk:onc..,te vault, at your earliest ~~ p.m. at the ..., -r,;;' comnitttee Is coUectillg ·tunds from donon and plllewouea. ' .Make ll_erving Meigs County for over 90 years POMEROY-- RUTLAND IIICic-, bracotots and llrp pins can ., l'utlmon In 7 ....., com..- (lllllln com-11, 4 -.In lllolut~ oiher Udy Iuxton Jewel c- _ 5.00 te 20.00 serv.Jce~ [to _Penkov~ky. w"' mthe~nl. g~e ~loeckner a_ t_ ,i_ :P.· a_.,.~t._.o_. ~g m~ve <~mmitloo T preach At "~ · teach- ~ Baccalaureate I 0 (acilita~ --·· ~ i ASk parenfS T Come 0 i Ig~nnmg~. f~r white~ For Meet•Ing Com~encement I ur~ed ~n sch~l r~strulm ~ere 1/ ~ F~~law, ~aryl Ra~f~rd, I by ~invited par- ~ I · ,· Co~ered Pie ;(arr,ers: ........... Alu--. IIIIH ..ontr.•Now 'Ciciii-VIow ~""'y.,. .... . ·' ' . $1'*' ....... ho ~ """·· 1. •• i ·.'. ' ' ' .' El~rfeld~ t . \~~~e~oy . ·" Your S~f?pptng ·Cenl~r .For. ~ttft..,$ Qgy Gifts . ' ·L---------------~, .\ ' '' Meigs Woman Files Damage Suit In Gallia .ffa~tlff inn~ introd~. ~scusslon, 'eoun:'~!~ Plea~n~ Mrr ~ C0£ CProJ"ect J D" d .;~ A Mi'~";:· and';..,.; Lea~ue I Wolfe. l 9~;. d~ ti ~u outgr~ oi ' ocaar.r!: I younJ:st~rs c TB&H G G • R :.~ngF;~::~:-:.: b~ Pre: ounty roup· Ives eport ~:; ~;::~ ~~:· :.: • :!m~ :~~t ~!~;~ay F::::::.c~;:~;:ea CafiQOD line muaiiD aheoto ::::::'s.of"'~at:.s: LADY.UXTOii 1 I T Come Home As Speaker A meeting of' the Southern J..o. IMtfUlllul putel colora. Abo Cost is mere pennies weekly'-1 -... Pomeroy Na.tional ~ 1 fitted •ncl flat pillow . _ lA> llliteb In wlllta aud slle ctnnw.r). Your rlnas. urrlnp •nd 1m111 pint Itt • dozM ... - I n tho tray compallmontr. Firat cl- all lilt war, thil cas. swinp 51!l.10 rou can Me ~q ... folds!!! I» ltc:omplct I&~· X r x !1W H. Elopnt h-.... Luxurlooia Wynn~ ··s UPJ'SCrlDlm • Va~ine lbeets ol all ldndL Csnnoa ev.erall ;)etter move them l!o a J1'e Pay 3% Interest On Savinp ted :n pa~ Pret~ UmverSit~ Sheeh and Pillow Ca- mean a lot to Mom .. , tipt!Cially our coJ. Give her Yeur r,,; ni~ht, Uttle ••• ALL YOUR VALUABLE PERSONAL PAPERS COULD GO UP IN SMOKE! °I :0 wares Department, Whrte. LADY BUXTON JEWEL CASES I ' 0 I ret~ ~elded ~trot 1 se. cretary· R bson T Have R ]e In worJd conventJon • Kltcbelli in the ps~tor, whit~ I com~lete Une for; Bathroom, Thi~ X~. IJ13'f ~ati~t::fGre:~· I ex- • Hlllldreds of ...,._ ...- • the boUJe, Two tier 10lace openwork" Just rifht for YOU, whether .... ..,.... ...... _ -....._...,__, . ..... _ ~tunes af-. "oompl~te Sk k C"t j spec:l::t·~ha~;:ne w:~~ on I y ceremony Is SenJor • Theme ~obe~t ~erter, repr~entabve; •' 'iea~t -~of r~rted ru~hed ~t· ~ny mt~ts ~ ,.~riday I lni B usz•ness TiPnn d, ~ UjPW'IW d ~s· 0 t•d l m~ ;~;~g~g~~~~;{:~lll~~ec;oun~e~tl~t~si~rece=~lv:m:~g;~br~te~l-: ; flhe,~ri~-~~gu~rt~· Bathtub Mat and Wrought iron plant stand. * P~ Rubbermaid; '' \. .Bro~n. s Turquoize. An outltandlns apread for design ahelveJ and utra IN THE FEW SECONDS IT TAKES YOU . TO READ THIS MESSAGE ..• rayon spread with luxurioue Bullion Fringe. loves The session voted to give assistance to the teacher trainsession of the Presbytery held at Wooster. Rev. Rupdiscussed the five summer camps for youth of the Scioto Presbytery. Donald Mills was named chairman of the ushers for worship services. i viscose llet scientific official, made fllllll sold his motherland and 1 domand BIRMINGHAM, Ala . _ Dr. Martin Luther King, the 1 CAPE CANAVERALpleas in a ""'"" . beorjng. . th•t Penkovsky he oentenced to man who called Birmingham the most thoroughly segrenaul J.., Gordon Cooper Jr. was Both had tesUfted cluriog the de•th ." gated big city in the nation , said today the agreement expectect lo entor aecluslon on five-day rial that they had pu- foday·a early session was ... ending racial hos tilities here shows the " futility of masCape C.,.averal today to wait sed SOviet ae«eta to Westeru In- cret on tbo motioo of the Jll'...,. sive resistance to integration. out the IL1al three days TAK,E TOUR- The Chester School Patrol enjoyed teUigenre •genCJes. cutor, who Mgued that Wynne or "The walls of segregation in the South will crumble,.. his scheduled marathon flight a tour Wednesday to Parkersburg through the Mr. Bee Mo,.. !ban 300 spectatoro.lnelud- Penkovsky might refer to secret said King, the Atlanta !llinister who came here to spear. Into spaee. Potato Chip factory, the Coca-Cola bottling plant, and ing Wynne'• wile, Sltella, jammed testimony "involving state aecur- The Rev . Donald Edwin Hor· i head the desegregation drive which resulted in mass ar· • • • the, Indian museum at Belpre. On May 15 they will be into the courtroom to hear the y" m hi s dosing plea. llelen,d-l ak , 110n of George aod Eliza· rests and violence. DAMASCUS, Syria - Syrian On coffee time at WMPO radio station and tour the jail verdict. ans' final staemens usually are i beth Horak of 19:i Locust · st, "The victory in Birmingham is of great significance Premier $41ah Bitar resigned and Town Hall m Pomeroy, the guests of Chief of Polke The «1ur announced that the ' publi<: in Soviet coort•. [Pomeroy, wtll he one ola group throughout the South ." from offlct today foiJowjng a Jed Webster. In the back row are Don Folmer, Drew first three years of Wynne's Penkovsky's lawyer admitted the of seven deacons ordained to I The pact was announcffi nathy. Shuttleswol'th. leader of week ofpro.Nasserriotsand the Webster Post 39; David Heaton, John Meredith, Archie tence must be servt!d in jejl and former SO\·iet scientific official the priesthood by Bishop John afltornoon and quashed fears th.at jthe local integration movement. resignations cabinet mints- Rose •. Charles Pullen, Bill .Tuttle; second row, Richard the last five in a coiTective labor ,l passed military secret• to the . King Mussio May 23 at II a .m. IAJab.ama ·s largest city would collapsed during the eonferenoe ters, to a Lodwwk, Walter Tuttle; first row, Glen Jack camp. We•t. but he said the secrets were in the Sacred Heart Church. hove to heel to the boot of limit - and was to the hospital. announcement' here. Frednck, Harry Spencer, Ira Showalter, Bill Gtlhas; not Wynne bent forward olightly " not too imporant" and hat The ne wly-ordamed pnesl .,; martial law . . ' A physician aa;d the minister,.,.. shown, Mrs. Betty ·MJihoan , Mrs. Mary Rose. the dock and Penkovsky gulped ·Penkovskynadortered "full,open ltended Sacred school 10 · Ne1t her the leaders of the mte· resled here dunns the 1 LONDON - Britain and the several times when the sentences heared an sincere repeoance." Pomeroy, St. John Vtanney Sem· lgration mo>ement led by K;ng pa't si> years lor promoting U,. United States declared an air were read but neither gave evi- . inary at Bloomingdale, 0., and · nor the two eity governments , tegration, was suffering fr0111 fares "war" tbday that could dence of great emotion. !c atholic University of America ltighting for eontrol of civic physical and mental ground all transatlantic pauen• Di 1 · ' in Washington, D. C., where he fairs actually participated in the 1exhaustJon.'' ger nights . JD is completing studies for a Mas- negotiations . 1'be sellemen was l The present city commissioA, The British demanded sent back to England quietly m j ter's degree in reached by local nd Ne- !whi: to 1 few years, perhaps as psrt America's two transatlantic p Father Hora · WI er •" gro businessmen. to t newy eect moyor-<oua· 1 011 1 riers, Pan American World U I I d' 1 u h first solemn mass . SUnday, May Acree Oa Demand• · cil lorm of government, refldld 1 Jines and Trans-World AJrlines, · 'P OllUI c ex:c ange. 26, at 10 a .m. in the Sacred The six-man bi ·racial commit- to be tied to the settlement. Tremendous applause broke ant Heart church Ass1stant priest tee reachPd accord on Negro deraise roundtrip fareo 5 per HOT SPRINGS, Va . (UP!) - Administration econo- in the hall when the lenten... Will be the Father John mands lor· I folio Pact Capltulolloa by 7 m . Ern; Sanday.. are convmced that the recent spurt 1n busmess ac- were anonunced. . . ITurel ; deacon , Father George -Desegregat ion of downtown' Mayor Arhur Ha001 .aid "ba tiVlty ts not a fleetmg burst of sprmg fever, but the start State prosecutor Artem Go&y Pomeroy High school "'"' 0 " :v0 toko and subdeacon Fath- 'lacil•ties mdudmg watet· foun · only thmg I'd say is capitulation PORT-AU PRINC:f!:, HaltJ a sohd trend that should hold up thJS year. brought the trial to its climax Fri· made thetr last appearance be- !er Punke. The mass 1 ta;n, lu.nrh rounters and ftttm by rertam weak-kneed white peaBelated reports of arrest of The same feehng of optimism also ts shared by some day II)< demanding the <loath sen- fore the Senior htgh Jtudent r . be hed b1 F · g pie under threats or violenco b• · ad It ..ui tod f ""' ' · · h · 1 bod F 'd · h lh 1sermon WI 11 preac v a- 1roonu:1. a priest e ap,..,ar ay o "'e top economtsts In t e busmess word, who usually tence lor Penkosvky and a to-year Y rt ay mornmR w en ey ther Geor e Yontz . · ' -U rading of Negt·o employ - the rabble roosmg Negro King . . h . d' that President Francois Duva. are a lot harder to convm('e. j prison term for Wynne presented the1r Farewell As- A g. f F th H t . has encouraged him greatly to 1 8 may be tuming wrath I was the mood Friday when ed h . Under Russian law both men sembly program. k recllebepuohn idor_ tah er h o:h· ' dmenl ml lrmllng £jm s Jverse m· to another area and upset · 1 tb R 00 h 1 to the d' he ' ' the admini stration expect t e Th e m e c urc us rta comp ex. . . a WI 1 aga nst e oman I go ge r to ISCUS5 t . " · to th $578 billi n 1face fJO.'Sible death sentences e c as• used a htllbtlly hall the evening of May _ -Release ol ail Negroes jail«! some other line city." 26 Church. for- ltllll durmg the sprmg ,economy. to P e 1 !Wynne lor spying, Penlrovsky for theme ·m lhe farce , k on k durin mass;ve demonstrat ions Han., added. "I certainly am It was F,rida)' session of the Business Council. gross national product GNP) fore high treason. The minimum sen- City High School Commence- I . gthe st r·tve eeks not bound by the . roneessloaa III F he J M'l od hi h . lud bo '15 f h ' cast for 1,.,. " pa w . . 1~" at r . 1a w/ • : .a utI I d 0 t e I Although Heller did 1'101 revise lent"e could get would be h Ch,arles wahs B _. tO' s_.t,.. r -Establishment or a oi -radal granted to the terromt Kmg and was arres u na 10n s p . smess ea ers. . f .11 k w hat ad- seven years impr..,nment. sc oo superm!endenl w o , .J; . .. lo oot a timetable lor have no ment;on of dmng one 1 no n,t pleaded guilty. to thett·~ gradU· school integration and rl>fmf>ning thing to implement or f d . 'It t' ffi 'als m1 1stra Jon was econom1s s expect Both have ;-~.ther " • l.l... diplomas ploJ.I&.. M 1 · rom a llllnt raton o <t ftl •r@lldi If lea• 8 r..,_ i Goroey .ae no -118011 a - - . .- e or, a 10 1 O of public parks closed foe mot·e the" agreement s. On he <On· . b'lli sentence Wynne to death. But overalls. was school prmc1pal , . than months rollowing fedt>ral trary. I will oppo~ these mtegra · mountain resort. , ' ....n. of he said' and Allen Downie was Prof.,.. , urdecs18to desegregate lion eflorls ... The group today was scheduled , The GNP IS be sum of all goods , ',, IS dtfhrull to Imd • meas-ISOr Frank Upshot from the UmThe >elllement was r;,·st an· King <atd, however, he WH< • ,_ • • to hear Christian A. spe- l and and 18 eonsidered the !ure fo1 the weightiness and base- :vcrsity of Wolf Pen , the j uouoced by the Revs_ King. Fred "confident.. authoritieA would WASHINGTON An inter' elal trade J. Herbest md1cat10n of how the econo-1 ness of the actions committed by er. Sh U . lh nd o .. h Abe abide by the paet. 1 A rl f t find 11 1P -·--r- "t he political structure alway• . mtss · Ion, Ibert HoIIomom, assts · tant secre- my IS · domg. me can ac • mg I' · - - - -- . - .The Class Val Dictorian was ! Rev . Arthur MrCauley . , . pas . . :-" ut eswor 8 with broadened powers to in- tary of commerce and Gen. Lu- j Heller told newsmen at a briefCharlene Diehl. 1tor or t h.e Racme Rapt1sl l ' responds tO he IK'Onomic strueveslliBie the Haiti crisis, sl cius D. Clay. ing that the high level of con· Sharon Thoma wrote and de- · church, will be speakor fnr bac- 1 ' tuce:· he sa;d. The dinner meeting was to be ' sumer spending, which gave the ] livered the Class Prophecy. jcalaureale servtces of 38 grad- , Sidoey w . Smyer, leader of tho peeled to leave Monday for V!Stl to that country and addr.Ssed by Republican Gov . ..:onomy Its btg hft dw:mg the The Class Will was authored . atmg Southern Local H 1 g H white negotiators, said netghbor, the Dommlcan Repub- William W. Scranton of Pennsyl- ltrst three mooths Of thiS year, 0 by Jane Douglas and read by srhool semors Sund•v <t 3. P m 0 Ut should realize the agreement •·as lie. vania former . businessman and may not be the key factor m the R 1h m lhe htgh school a11dJtort•1m . nt>eessary to ''avoid dangeroUJ • • • ' In I . a p Werry. [ . MC I ' , . 1 and sometimes en-. commg months. The vocal trio of the back- Topic Rev . "(' au ev s and imminent explosion." VATICAN CITY- Pope John Uoned as a GOP presidential ' But he SOld sw:veys of business ! woods school was made up of ·sermon " Will be, New BeThe city recently voted ... Ill planned to visit 00 Presi· p""pect. Iintentions to spend lor new plants 1 . . Linda Williams, Rose Wingett. exer- 1 . sw1tch Jmm a three-commissioodent Antonia Segni Wday Walter w. Heller. fWtident land equipment indicate this tiem Robert Grtmm, Ohto United aod Patricia Haggy CISes wtll he Fnday May 17, at : Parent. of all Kmdergarlen er form of government to may1 second round of his busy chief economic adviser would provide some of he force Press International sportswrtt- Co · . . . be 8 p.m. ·and First Grade !)llpils in the .oro('()llncil form but the coJillhia. · schedule ' . er and Racine High school mmencement ac 1tvtttes · . 'p h te t . h 'f . prtze · . gave eve\}' indication Fridsy that ' for continued expansiOn. d 1 1 1944 III be k gan when 1 he "graduate .. Followmg the baccaleureate. omeroy sc oo 1 sys m nex , Slonero ave re used to gtve up 0 Segnl and former pre01dent gra ua e spea : e . . . . s, processional. Rev . Pearl A. year are by school ollt· ' their offic.. on the ground that • " . Giovanni GronchJ presented the er at the annual Racme Alumm dr ssed 10 htll·btlly costumes, Casto will give the invocation cials to attend • meeting on their terms have not expired. The Balzan Foundation's peace prize Assoctatlon banquet Saturday, trooped up to the stage. Seated and the choir will sing the re- Wednesday . May 15 at UO p. disput, currently ia before tho 0 Y e l sponse and two other songs. to the 81-year-old Pontiff in a June 1, at Southern Local High tlhe m. in the elementary school. [I Alabama Supreme Court. BOiemn Vatican Ceremony Friaudltormm. tan ey, . aro yn aug an, a- Rev. H. L. McDaniel will have Next year's kindergarten pup- ' day. Grtmm, son_ of Mr. and Mrs . ;:;,ara the scripture lesson aod I he ils and first grade pupils are I Bert Grtmm of Letart FaiJs, aron oma, enm er 0 se, 1benediction wiiJ be given to attend with their • • • NEW YORK- Premier Jack Robson, "Mr. Secretary," and veteran member ?f is sportswriter in the Colull]bus Douglas Moore, Jane Douglas, Rev . Casto. 'ents . Castro said in • taped interview the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary club, will have a part m bureau of the UPI. He Is a [Hank Cleland, Rose Wmgett , 1• J Mrs . Wiley, Pomeroy kinderlelevised Friday night be program of the International Rotary convention at graduate of the Ohio University Donald Brown. Pamela Hobgarten teacher, will explain the j relations will Improve between St. LOuis, Mo, it was announced Friday night at the regu- School of Journalism. stetter, Ralph Werry, Delbert 3Volunlef'ro Are jkmdergarten must be five years CUba and the United Staes, and lar weekly meeting and dinner. Mr. Grimm's by-line appears Chaney, James Mees, KaY year. Either Mrs . Barnes or ' Miss Erlewine, first f!t'ade teabeween Russia and Red China. Robson also provided the tary members of the make-up on frequent state-wide sports Compton, Thomas Shasteen, Ju- Nef'ded For Bo_vs for Friday tomorrow at the Pomeroy Sen- stories in The Daily Sentinel. dy Wehrung, Robert Anns. LmBUI Hayea, presldeat of the chers will discuss first grade Castro hldlcaled that he thought CUban · U. S. on Biblical history, ior high auditorium. His bea is high school athlet- da Wllhams, Patty Haggy, Rose Syracuse-Mioersvllte Ba .. batt procedure in Pomero.v schools. A 26- ear-old M lg Coo !'Ces should he discussed at "Pontius Pilate.' The dinner was served by ics. Wmgett . Booaten oat.l today a second A child to enter Pomeroy's housewJe is the iileetlng between himself, . Robson, who has served as ISs Bess Sanborn, Mrs . Oma Theme for this year's banquet attempt to organize th• sum- •kindergarten must be fie y<!'ars SIO d flled . G 1ldent Kennedy and Soviet club secretary for many years, Woods, Mrs. John Ketchka, wm be ·:Mardi Gras ." Classes ! Meigs Memorial Hospital mer baseball program wllt be 1of age on or before November lia 207 mier Niktta Khrushch.ev. was ed by V1ce Prest- Mrs. John Baker, Mrs. James havmg reumons are 1953, 1948, ADMISSIONS M R be I made Monday at 7:30p.m. al 1. 1963. A child lo enter Pom.llagainst Gallia Count w 1 • • dent Dern ' Fultz. Criswell and Mrs , James Simp- 1943, 1938, 1933, 1938, 1923, 1918, M N .1 P -: r • the Syrocu.. Grade school. leroy's ftrsl grade must be six Easter8 Keeton of 1 COLUMBU SSally In ·other J. H. son. , 1913. 1903 and 1903. c et • omeroy, . ton Ptr· Hayeo said two Boys· leag- Iyears of ag• on or before No- throu h her husband Ann Schrader, a Junior. tn edu- (Jap) Grate,•tldest member of Music for the dance will be eo, Rutland , Wtlltam Houda- ue aad OIM! Pony league m... lvember 1. 1963. lrienl Albert R Koeto J cation at Ohio State • the club sUUesled to n e w furmshed by the "Vagabonds" Ishelt, Pomeroy. oger are still need•d . I No tuition will be charged for has tiled the n, was named Miss Central Ohto 'theyf memorize the of _Pt. Pleaoant, w. Va . Officers DISCHARGES - Mrs . Ken· j aupervlooro report that if there kiodergarten pupils who live In against Mabel Mahge "':'" 14 other candidates Friday Four-Way Test, a Rotary creed, thiS year are president A II c e neth Dillon and daughter, Ma- are no volunteer c011rh.. the jOhi 11 unless the school district Patriot as an 2 Dight. the uway of.·Jife.'' Wolfe, 1st vice Delores Clara Pullms, Pomeroy ; will br refunded in which the pupil resides for- lauto accident wbieh Mr. Fultz ,.. ·rted tllat the S ISCJ' ,5e 2nd vice Etta Mae Hill and William Searls. Middleport. their lnsnraoce money and res the _Pomerov district to rJuoe , l91i2. Library Committee Oral response secretary· treasurer , Dortha P .j BIRTH -Mr. and Mrs . Rob- I there wUI be •• program tbl• charge tuttton. 11 Is tmportant The 26plaintiff 'WIIteo lbat lhe To Meet May 13th was excellent and remioded Progre., of the Middleport Salser. ert McNeil, I son. aummer. that parents attend . was passenger In • CF drtv:::.:==::...::::.:.:.:::::.:...::.:.::.:.:.-IChamber of Commerce Rtver en by1 her husband, wbo had sen-~ I CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Beautiful Unt free Keep an eye on your lips Church hi . a~ tbe churchmetwith t H.ev J~uppelt in charge. Mrs. E . ·o Tewksbary was elected as lhe delegate wit Mrs. George Anderson Jr . end Mrs. J . E. Harley named as al- W•lt Disney's !pjX~rnit)'! Rev. Horak ·OrdJ"natJ"On I Is MaY23rd I I LADY BUXTON:·BILLFOLD I · · TONIGHT •nd SATURDAY May 10.11 • B. W•ltz Shift Gown, ruHied Business Community 'J.akes Terms; City Holding Finn REV. HORAK the two men, G:~year-old Greville cri meA which CaDDOt be atoned for 1 Wynne, • Britoo, and Oleg Peo- in any way . There ia 110 place KoYsky, 1 4S·,ear-old ffJil'lllft' S. tor the traitoroue: spy who has SHE'LL LIKE A A delegate and alternates were elected to attend the Presmeeting to be held at May 21 when the · ot' First United I'OMIROY. OHIO bother to knock . . . right Into her apart. . . and her life! l;l~t~r'lfta~ M1rin1hd Mu· Jner, ~ndy Clyde. glng v-neckllne, easy upkeep · · · • • Name Delegates To Presbytery Meeting May 21 MEIGS THEATRE Billy Gray. tricot, scalloped lace and mist plun· MOSCOW (UP!) - The Soviet Supreme Court today sentenced a British businessman to eight years Imprison ment and a 1\ussian citizen to death by the firing squad for spying against the Soviet Union. llle venllel!l were banded down before a packed counroom after the accused Penkovaky. There are •t hem. 32 to 46. it •". ~~~~~~IN~M~Y~P~O~C~K~E~T;"{i :b~!y:~te~r~ia~ IUN., MON. an~ TUES. Moy 12·13·14 · f'-,~I'"'WO FOR THE SEESAW" Shirley Mitchum, Edmon Ryan , Ed· Wrap her in beauty and cool, care- Sizes 12 to 18 j II May II ' Peter Finch Ronald Lewi& "'IOBIERY UNDER ARMS" - andSteiger Nadja Tiller Skirt-caressing softness of acetate King ~~Yredicts Final Success Of Resistance British Businessman Given Eight Years By High Cotirt A. Shift Gown, 32 to 46. year. A potluck dinner was served six o'clock to the officers, and guests by Cora , Martha Lou Hill and Jane Hill. es of tulips and miniature poles were used to decorate tables ol' the dining room for the social hour at the~ close of chapter with Harriet Neigler, f Led a Mae Kraeuter and Dixie Stmitt. as hostesses. and Joey Bishop in '<SIRGIANTS 3" (Color) ALSO SILICTED SHORTS ' comfort and beauty of dusters. " .: c Ie ~any pretty, washable styles. -SHOWING ly Demand! liSinatra, Dean Martin, TONIGHT Glenn Ford and Donald O'Connor ln "CRY FOR HAPPY" (Color & Cinemascope) -andBobby Darin, Stella Stevens "TOO LATE BLUES" love the lightful duster on her Day. We've ._tod Davis, Jr., • lace-lavishecl sleeping bet;Juties .. · free comfort. Give Mother e de- , OHIO ' I lhe district 1o porcbase llbi!l!llibttry materl~e dislite! ot:hool board IW agreed fo Dlltcll tbea mount colleeted -loy , tho committee. Teachers the Racine 7-&th, • Fills, Portland, arid 1cJlbok aloiiJI With I!1!Pm!l ier' McKelule · IJi'POwe · U, bave dobated ffpm •. t I,'·, J .,.. ~ . La~ , , . • "' . J ~\ . ' )/ ' ~ · , . 11. .111 . - NOne, . NOlle. . · :•; .,._ GeMral ~~ ~ ,-:,~!8• •.• 'f ·.~~~· Funeral servkeo stopped on Secuod Ave. 1u turn lmfrovement project was dis· Helen ld;;~ ~::n .:::.~r~~ ~':~~~ :"~~ol:r.: ~::e·•renl' • 1 Findley J:ham, 15, the members pertillning to the Corrent assets of the Meigs lpendltures. rector, and Mrs . Wayne Gib- Theron Johnson. M_rs . Virgtl 'eod of the Keeton vehiele, -.rrt1 Who died at 4 a.m. Friday at river bank Improvement pro- Couoty Tuberculosis and Health Receipts from the 111112 Seal bollS, alternate represe•tative Atkins, Mrs . Milton Houdashelt As a result of lhe Holzer Hospital, will he held,ject. The group also diScussed Association are $8,3JJ, accord- campaign totaled $3,21!1.31, with director. and Mrs . Edna K. Stewart. plointlfl ststes ttw , al 2 p.m. at the LetArt, stole strtp mine reclamat(on ing to Its 1162-83 annual report . $8'10.22 going illto the national Members of the OXe<.'UIIVe Mrs. M. E. Rathburn aod Mrs. was abruptly thrown . . Clluteb with burial projects. New Mlddlep(lrt Post· Mn. Wallace .Bradford, erec- fund, leaving !11.599.1Sior Meigs c.mmlttee are Mrs. Carl Kautz George Parker are hooorary inll back ll1ll ned. ..• the Letart Cemetery. master Paul Cascl was also In- utive secretary, wrote ,In her county. Mn. Paul Lawrence, Mrs. board members . which resulted .in ·tter· SUrvivors lnelude lhl!se chlluced. · report was spent for The report sold as- Dwight WaDace, Wayne Gtb- Clinical servicel provided ill- ment at home and mr . RusseU Findley,. L.etart Others present were . M·r s. operallrig expenses last year sets conatst r1. tn bank boos, Rlchlll'il Chambers. Wal- eluded five clinics. 119 pei'>Oil< al for a total of 151 C! · Mn. Raymooci,)Varren, ohn Werner, Cash Bahr, llltr- leaving a net operating gam of !undo m a bond,S.IU9 as lll<l! Mrs. Dan Whtte, examined, Ito X-roys reacl in days. · Mrs. George Wol· old Hubbard, Jack Welcl., Blll $141.18. mterest on the bond, and $113.55 Mrs. Vqtl Hamm aod Rev. clinics. five cases admitted to The ' ' " "· .Mn. L.ester Miller 10d Dicit Owen. 'I1lese expenses Itemized In- l equipment. . William Voris. sanitorium and three cases ..,_ date she bas •• 1 Grove City; Pearl Wllclnded $&81.36 f?t health educa. is PI'C!•illent of Members of the board of jj. te..ed from sanitorium. 1207 in medical Mrs. ·Edwlll'd VISITS PARENTS tlon, $2311 for chnlcs, $912.10 lor tpe aSSOCiation, Mrs. Don Betz- rectors . are Mrs. Rtchard Also large X-rays were btlls and Is now and Cumminp, Spending a week with Mr. case-flodlng, $225.25 for rehabil- lng, vice president; Mrs. Guy Chambers, Don Betzing, Mrs . ' 57 . . farm her Falls, may caQ ·and Mrs. Viclor Grimm, Mid· ltstlon, $28.49 101' organ..allon, Neigler, secretary; Miss Frieda Hayman BorDitz, Mn. Rich· paid for by the as!l'lCtotlDil,_ ond does IICll know fill' the Ewing tlmdtlleport, was their niece, Mrs. lor ilnd Faehnle, treasurer: Mrs. ani Barton, Mrs. M. D. Hartin- :131 Tubertuitn tests were JIVon, Will 11e ~ the IPeatl Frye, Porstmouth. $449.25 lot Seil iiCiad'-Y, tepnHOtstlvo ell· pr, llln. CltatMa Mullen, Nn. wtlh 71 pooitive rwactlooa. damalfl ~ ··-~· ':tlit:·~,== I ~.574.711 ~.0011 ~t ~-158.7e Br~~ord, plalntlff,"'CC~!I ~arl ~utz em-. ... IJur · ~42.88 ldi!IInlstratl~, tx- l~ Cbthil!na• :-::.:~~ P•· \ ·; ·. '' ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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