https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/627197f82672b6f4482868ffe219877c.pdf 00072cb8112999f9198aaad28c2b282c PDF Text Text I 1 12-Dally Senti nel P o_merov-Mlddlepo':l· 0 .. Oct. 7. 1964 Officers Installed in Impressive Ceremony of Pomeroy Garden Club o rfln'l' t.• r~ \It'!"<' L l' < n~lclllt'd wlkn r I\ Jl <'lllt'rtault'd l 't' P•Jrrrt·l<~'. 1,..,r(.k,1 ~·t 11 n \ 11111 ., 1,, 11 r!!· ""'·· rl:-r'l'"'il jl 'H A1 o:: liorl)lt: \ll"r!ib,·r- rr'f" •nJ,.,j , 1 t· ' Dl ,• :Hit' ' 'h ' · 1,111 11 .,,.,, •r\ ~ 'H . [.- :,',,,,, Tl•, '1-• .\, Jo· 'll. .. lo I I ' . , : .· , ,,,r- 1'"11 ;1,., , ·u ~ ~.- _,,,. ..1.--'• ,.,_ . ,.'II' I 3 ' •,.·~~ ·' r \1·' <'•J :; .w 1ll,t1 I o1 ,, " ,.,, ,., I '""''· •, J•lll~ 1 l.-·t. ~~· ,- , 1 ~,. , u •· 'JI •u,- -1 • ·r· •r I' · · ··r, , 1 ·r ,. ,. '" ~~ '· t' t: .. :lr II'< 't lw i· •' I I 1 . 1 t' .·• ~ the .,, .. It. : '" ,•,/lli'l' ~~· l •· •l• ,,.,._,. 11 lit'IJ· :: 1<" 1,,., l•····~ul'' <t p jJII ~------------- 1 MEIGS THEAIRE POM~RO'I' OHIO TONIGH T <.\ THURSD AY NOT OPEN FRIDAY thru T'-lUR 5DA'I' Oct 9-15 " HOW THE YIEST WA S WON ' o lo c' lolllc' ool •1' '•'> \\ ,•!IP I' Outstanding and unusual ar- ,Novt>mber m eetmg. rangemenls of roses a nd fall I Anoooncement was made of " tlle nr~an:za 1l(!n flowers. wer~ placed throughout a flo>tf'r show and jLKiging o! pe·r<;i)n' anu L' I of Mrs. C. M Hen · school to be held at mco n v. h.Jc h Iht' l' serve f r om s1ttal l the h"tne v bt·~rrmmg' l'ome large resul ts. nesy fu r the October meetmg Lod~e m _Colur.t~us ~ov. 4. 'l'ht'"'"' r~ l an tmg s mus t be made of rhe Middleport (iarden Club Miss Harne Mane Smith report' ~"' h Rll d D 1 Garden <Jnd !rum such plantings of per- Monday evening. M1ss Nellie ed on I e I an ae ,onalltl come .;;pi n tua l Joys z~rkle , pre.sJdenl, conducted the Club show to be held Oct. _10-11 , 11 11:H '. , •. 1 ht·hs;nf!s met>ting at Putnum School in ~artet~ . The ruses, which ha d been The November meetmg Will Tl1t' mll~vm g ptesalent. Mrs. 1 d b 6 t th (!o. 11 .. ,,11' IJ ruiH mst:~lled the lol- grown by members of the club . Ibe hel t\ovemOff~r _a Meddl u were arranged by Mrs. C. 0 l lumbi a Gas . tee m I e- I' l,ll tllg oll lll' r' man i~ prc•s- F'l ~he r Mrs Hennrsy M rs IXJrl with a holiday demonstra,,.,. ,,•rt·r u<>n~ . \Irs Lhar l:s ' J ::imes. \\'e~r Mrs ... Garcn l tioncntJtled,"Bells, Ruffet, and · f'• · r ~ llll't'l , pre_sldton t, .\1J s_- Stans burv and, Miss Nellie iCandtes" 10 be given by Betty I I· ;·t'J H • <~•·ttnar. v1 '1 ~ ce pres1dent, • Zerkle 1\· 1em bers answered r oil I New •on . .-+nd \f .,- I. HI e~ Ebersbach . ::;toe· l b . h ll s During the program hour B r·o-1,1 1\ .\Tit'l' the new officers cal rglvmgaba t~ween CU · paper entltl~ "Christmas in I h d b 1 - ~~·· •·[Jit·rl their OJbligai!Lin s tom t r<>y remem ere . :,_,, Mls-> F'n"da f<lt>hnle w<~s act - October,' ' wh1ch a een ~re' I ,, . ._ ''' ro.: pl•·v·nkd a luvt'ly ing serreta ry ln the absence of pared by Mrs . Car l Horky, was ., 12 •· '" " II IJum .\ Trs Mrs. Ca rl Horky. The co-urdi - read by Mrs . M. L. Frenc h. The 1-.r. ,I lr,,. r····· i' tl r-t>r•• \Irs . J . n;Jtoro 1 11erapy taken. (rom an ar- 11 of 11lE' "'!he ns matert'al ···as " 1 11 1 ,, 1:,-ol, >'>dille msta ed at -, SI"I" llospital sent a lette-r , ticle by Mary Lomse Hamh. co ' ·· r . askmg fol' Chnstm as gifts for i M1ss Zrkle announced tat a 1 \ I , l:lr,,,,n th<~nkt'd officers the pt~tJents. Members are to dinner mt.'etmg would be held 1 .oliO I tl·l· llliJt'r • for ht'lpmg n1ake bring ~;:ift s for tire prOJt>CI to the m December. Twenty-four mem,, 1'.1' ' _.,e:J r ~ "' ' pr e~! de11 ' l1ap- ----· - br rs and four guf'sts, Mrs . John i' l .. 111i ;u .·, 1·,sful. She pre- · 00 . Mrs Ka rr se rved a salad Dav1s, The P hilippines; Mr S. James Weber or Ft. Lauderdale, , , rl i•·d \It, Bl.u nnar w1 1h a course and cofi"et . IJr ll.! . '! 1111 Str 1·nKth <J OLi Fla , and Mrs. J . E . Harley and IJ 111 1 \ 1···rJ, ., ln a nprel'in twn ' Mrs. Cedric Clark, Middleport, ,1 r 1"1alt1 ~:~nd a ~~i~ Jance 8ai,ts, Brothers, res!Junded to roll call. .II I ' ··· \\ ·, lHllhle to be o;..~(·U~sion Topic The refreshment table was :H·, .,, .1, Tt h 1 t'tl d ''S 1 ts centered with an a r ra ngement ·1~.,. I•Lhlll•''' ,.,,,on wa ~ eon 'f' c ;Jp er e n 1 e ' 01 n · f deep rE'Cl roses and other 0 g · "nls of fall flower s ,) 11 11•1! l• 1 \1, . Pl' f'>l ll?t'r wlw andrl Brnrhers" bo k h taken C 'd from Cthe 1 arraJ1 em'0 · " T _e 'u 1 , ~ 011 ,, ,, , 11 . 11 1 ttw LI'ICJw:>. It wa s ~tu _ v ~ - were placed on the piano a nd 1 osc1 ans and Phil emon was ht e ha II table . n' ssorted cakes ' ice ·1 ,, ,T,o \ l • · p .11111 fjl.lt' ln , llp"r ~ , ,- 111 , 11 , " , 11 t:-t c .:,u<>,'' "pnn ~ored "~lhJt>Ct fnr dJ sr·ussJon , w en cream a nd coffee were serv_ed I hi lip \ II ti ll' >.:r;JI(' II •IS ])i la ll!y I (_,r~ltp II of Ihe W?1lenus _Asd- with !\1i.<;s Nellie Zerkle prestd- r , 1I •t'\.'!' . f tl. 1 0 1 sor Hitlon . of th, e F'1 rs t mte mg at ~e \11\ llr.tl \ .,j •Ioiii' lll coffee service · As- [ 11"· :_: 11, 111 , .t r,. nwt niH'r~. f'r P~hyten;m Church mel Mon - srs1i ng hostesses were Mrs. HeIll 1 '<'1-IIH~·· r in trudur·cd day· afternoon in the pa~tor 's cox , Mrs . Crary Davis, Miss 1 \1 1 ll 1n 1·1 \.111 \' 1·. 1 n~P n v. l1" ~!ucly. Lenora Gile a nd Mrs. Eliza· Mrs WCIH r r Waddell wa,<; dt·· beth Fishe r. lil'r·'-• ·Till ·ol .1n 111-lrtli l l', f: p<lJWr 1•11 .-~ ~n -:; r rrt ~ll'tl ll l!l l~ .\1rs Vfl n ~o ·otinnol leader wi1h Mrs. C. ~-""',;,-;;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;; M. l ==~ \ r.1nl-.: •·n 1•1•inf<'d out thai lo T Shoem::Jkt!r, Mrs. 0 . Til\"<'li"i*i"'·""""""'.·"·"'"'' ~ 1 Slewart. Miss Mary Park, h: 1n· hl'.•tJtlllli blo~~llrrl" one IIIII ' ' H) bP/'\t' ill l t'e f.W IIIr< , \1rs . Sadie Starkey, Mi ss MarMarcus ,2r.od dr;Jina).!r' ,R>11 1d ' nil <Jnd gFtret Sa uer, Mrs. · \It Ch8mhr rs, Mrs. R. M. Sher· ~"" d 1rt·"h cullmg ' , l ' r 111e man, Mrs. Freda Bratt and n r·11 i 'lillillW' h; lll:' g ·t n (i:lken Iroll! llw pbn t. II i ~" nld root \1'r ~. J . E Harley, chairmln. ll In Middleport ~ /rould lw Jr>stl'i!\l'd In prPv enl A frif' ndship circle was form " Jli 1';J d od tl i~~"<l'-'t' Dnd rut. I ed for the c\o.<;ing prayer. Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Mil- , AlrN rlw mr·Pimg adj ourn ~ hoan. Mrs. C. E. Burdette and I SON IS BORN Charles Burdette spent Tues- ' Mr . and i\1rs . Hay Lee _How· day in Huntington, W. Va. 1::'11 of Brownf'lJ ~~·e, M1d?le- j Mr . and Mrs. William Kitchport. are announc mg the b1~th en and children , Denise and of a 9 lb 13 ~z. son . a! Me1gs Debra of Chillicothe, spent the Memonal Hosp1tal !"nday, Oct. weekend with her mother, Mr . 2nd. nnmed Donald Ray. Grand- and Mrs. Robert Reibel. • parents are Mr . and Mrs. Ralph Mr . and Mrs. John Smith of Bragg, Mason. W. Va, and Mr. Charleston, w. va. spent ManEdward Howe ll and Betty How- day and Tuesday in Middleport. COTTONS) ell, Pomeroy. Great grand par- They accompanied his mother, en ts are Mr. and Mrs. Lee John- Mrs. J . K. Smith to her home 1 son , Nense Settlement, Martha in Middleport fo llowing a visit and Earl Bates, of .clarksburg, wi th them in Charleston. W. Va ., and Mr . Bill Bragg of Mr. and Mrs . Jennings Kef~,umbeq)llrL Mrs. Martha Bates fer and her father, Mr. Dona Pomeroy IS here to help care for the Daniels of Columbus visited re- .i.w a rd ~t ·lunntiW !1 1111' .1 llr · l!i t"1d l •'h ilrlr rn ;J ilr FRI DAY ;md SATUR DAY Oct . Jb .l7 "7 FACES OF OR . LAO" (1'1' (' 1111 11 11iur ronv H:m d~l ' -\dhu1 ur· un 1<'1l . R.1rh:1r<1 l ~ lfl'n lohn l'1 • C~nn .\ \m 11 H1·r·n· 11 011·1'' 1 0}; Gt- u PJI Womdt·r~ Jlf'\!' 1' cease "SOLDIER IN THE RAIN" lackre G l ra~ un . Slf'\'e .~ tc Jueerr Tuesday W~ld SWEATERS For Men SWEATERS. 7!1 % mohair - 25% wool V neck a1ipover sweater, bu1ky knit , cable stitch pattern. Sizes 36 to 40 in pink, maize , light blue and beige. CARDIGANS $5.95 100% ban-ll)n cardigans in sizes 40 W 46, lone sJ'eevea. fitted bottom, contrasting pe11rl buttons. Colors: blaek, purple, red, dark green and white. Women• COTTON BOYS DRESSES • (DARK FALL RtiiJ, 2.95 Wom•n• BIOUHI • Sslt $2.44 3.95 - cenUy willl friends in Middle- , port. Mr. Da niels is frl years of : age and remains active. 1 Mrs . Charles Courtney has re!urned from Grafton, W. Va. I where shP. was called due to ) the ho,<;pitalization of her moth- I · er last week . Her mother is I reported improving slowly. I Mrs. Margaret Archer Is re' covering fro m surgery perform~ Tuesdav morning !3 t Holzer H~ r 1 Hospital ~~ Gallipolis . family ~~w ith her at the hosp1t. 1 . at ! Sundav r ailers of Mrs. Emma 1 . Smith a~d Miss Hazel VanCoon1 ey included Mr. and Mrs. B. L. I Potter of Barboursville, W. Va .; 1 1 Mrs. CIPO Ford of McMinv~lle , 1· Te nn . and her sister , M 1 s s Maude Taylor, Middleport. Mrs. Smti h is Improved from a recent illness. Mr. and Mrs . Russe11 Shirk. Jr ., of Springfield, visited Sat- 1 urday and Sunday with Mr . and Mrs . Leo Kennedy . Mrs. 0. L. Quillen has return, ed to her home in St. Marys, W. Va . after several days visit ' with Miss Frieda Faehnle . · Mr . and Mrs. Walter B. Har1ris allended funeral services of 1the late Ottie Stanley , former Middleport resident and em- ! ployee of the New York Cent- ! raJ Ra ilroad, held at Sandusky I · over the weekend . i 1 Mr . c. H. Wise , Sr. and dau- 1 i ghter , Miss Ruth Wise, have re· 1 turned from a visit with rela- , tives in Charleston, W. Va. f Mr and Mrs. Marion A1lens- I' worth and daughter, Becky, vis- , •led in Middleport ove1 the ! weekend . Mrs. Allensworth is 1 ··ecuperating from a recent mness. 1 Mr. Roger Emmish of Day- I , ton, spent the weekend with his , j parents, Mr. and M!s . ~· A. 1 Emmish. Mr . Emm1sh IS ser· I iously ill in Meigs General hos- I pita!. ' Mrs. John Lyons and daughter, Linda, were in Zanesville 1Sunday where they attended the wedding and reception of Kathy Kirkbride and Kenneth Mason. The reception was held at the home of tbe bride . They were accompanied home by Mrs. Lyons' mother, Mrs. Bernard Schramm for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Miller and granddaughter, Janie Coleman spent the weekend ln Urbana as guests of their daugble!" and family, Mr. and Mrs. I I ~"' Heavy cottOn VINYL GLOVES Fully lined. White, beige, Ski styled vinyl, fully 1in· ed, contrast atretcb back panel, skrhook, bright colors . Sma11, medium t~nd Large, brown and black. Several styles and lengths to choose from. $1.00 • I~ 100% cotton - 3.2" width - featherproof in Yellow, Blue, Rose and Lilac. SALE yd. ' Flannel Put your foot down for warmth Complete line of fleece fln- ed boots for men and wo- men in Hu1h Puppies, ~~----------------------------"'Robert •• • • .. , , ~ I' ..... , . .. ... . . ,,, Faulk aDd 100, . . .. ... ... ..... .. , ••• .. •• • .,_ _ ... • .,_ ..-, MERSMAN TABLES Woven flannels - heavy weig ht . Made in neck sizes 14lt2 to 17 and extra large!! sizes 18 to 22 . Sanforized shrunk. Made by Bia: Yank. eSftp TabiH e Coffee Tables eCommode T1biH •Drum Top T1blet In walnut or mahogan1 Men's Thermal Insulated Socks AIJ with Foimlca topt Terry insulated throughout, comfort, DOD· binding, rib top . Sizes 10~ to 13. Natural co· lor. - and the l!lale price 19·95 29·95 A (on tht 3rd Floor) BEDROOM SUITES . . . , )o ' ON SALE FOR- $99 Includes a double dresser witb larte mirror. Full size bl'd with book-case headboard and roolllJ cbe11t of drawers . Walnut or oak finiah - on the 3rd flour, . . . . . . ......, . .i. . . ft~ ~ exfc~s appare~t ly R • I ecep1IOn warmed £Of Lady s·Ird Medicine Cabinets With llidin1 mirror doors. So· Udly built. Open shelf and towel bar. $8.95 Oth•r "Lawton~ In h1nglng or ne..-.d styl11 $12.95 to $64.00 on the 2nd floor 5-PIECE CHROME DINETTE SOS Extension table and 4 uphola:tered ehaira 1e Thrlfirllave AU of Your S.IHilps All Onr the Store $59 i 8EtFELDS IN POMEROY ON THE 2ND PLOOR ~rom ~ - .-1} 1f ,.. ,1:"-· " " ....' .... ~.,.-. ........ ,. ~.. ·- • ... . . . . . . . . ... ~n ..u.,,* __ ,. ___ . . . .... . .. ' . . . . + . ...... ~ .... ,. ....._ _ _ ......,. .... ...... . -. - - - -"' -· ~ --------. .. ... ... .. .. . ...... " · • · · - . ____ .. --..... -... ~· ---· ----- ~- -~-~ ' · - . .. -· ........ . . ~ ---- -·. :·;;~;;;;;;;;:::-~t.z _,.._..,. _... ,..__,_ . Jimas~~01 [ ~ --'-------Semi-rig Hits 1 Guardrail on US Route 33 .d~tl a~d .~mi-outfit •••••••••••••••••••••~ wi~u_p I Att0 meYs are PJeaWng Case In Columbus dis- ~ 1 ~· 1 clnsses~ ~ill i :e~ I . '~-·> ~ ~~~thy al~=y ~ I "LJ' t• t er .l..le leon r Sw~lzel, -~~· •tll\il~-s;~ .0::.,;: 'l, ~ c....k ~- .. :.:.:·,· ' . ....... · . _., ,1J.U .llOI ,IIIIOiinlittl a,c~~Qa, hid IDWCI"'Iiitn illlloid:¥1'4t!ill til" Vielllilii{Qr" • tiietd'' ~ Iii" ~ ~ .lire. ~ clatl IIIIU~ -~.-.. ' I .J. U:: !!. indo 'i,.:""~'::,k :;rid~==:. ~,:0Mlss'~!:: ~!,0 Maj!:. I~ Lesk~ u.. demonstrator~ ~~,._ ~ ~ ~· ~ g~ner-l to ~ ~lied.: Vletn~ mU~; t L OS t ln • C'JUSSlC J Err~r ~<no t!, a.:;• ~ t!a:=~ ml:. me~er~ . D~othy Hol~an fW1her individiJ~l- H~~rt S~., m~lary. ao caf~- . ~111 s~te White Pupils Will Attend Private School ex-~ I Taft tO Speak In pomeroy Friday Night w Ful~, th~ • '"~ntrol G Th rough Schedu1es 'I Goldw~ter thedf~r notlc~ pareDtS tO Peg~ GoJdw~~er ~ay h~r husba~ • ~f~s. GoJdw~ter. ~ght oi t~e - -- ~ ~ .•. . -. .... ...... · ----··, . ... .. , .,.,..... .,_~'l....... ............ ··-·---- -- -~· · · · -· ........ ~econ ~hen statl~nary A1ld .. ·' ~~~hvan 1 1 ~nts "LAWSON .. Bobi!J. ·~ lloflhy w·f·ftflers AnnounnAd ~ ·-F. ·Of" F~JFe •· . p_ ·~ · -· -· ~w "'~ --' · k, · reventJOD ee ~ the M•nr Hew .l 1 I wm o~ Work Shirts ' ~ . ·-""~ 1 eampal~·trail 1 nle~ _hospita~ said 1the res1gnat10n by letter. In an and I bebeve In your rtght to ish are responsible for what · ·' . the upper Great Lakes area The Ohio State Patrol lnvesth rew h1m Jn to a roa d s lde gu IIy 1 1 sent gusty winds prosperity tarmtrs en)oy. ABOARD THE LADY BIRD 1 ed showers sweep mit scalk-r!KlUth· tig.-Hed asingle • vehicle acclto di• and made up tbe kidnap I SPECIAL IUPl i - M". Lyn. · ward toward the Obio Valley. dent at 7'50 a . m . Wednesday, don B. Johnson 1"'"--" ~· . . . ·· IN.l~ hlsl OfiC Tbe weather bureau said · on Ht 3.l nine tenths of a mil e · . _ Rex Crowder, 25, was MUNCIE.. Ind •. (UPI) ,, .. .«ntarleatltrl, S.C., today at tbe fros' was likely beforr da}•· sou1h ol_ the Meigs - Athens chllrged with murder with malBarry Ireah from a l midway point of her whlstleslop l brook as far ooutb ao AI•· countY hne . Jce in the dectth of Ricky Dell reuruoa wLth !Wr l campaign trip across Dixie and 1 A driver, .{)yj:n Crowder, Ricky's little brother, that bama. , DtJrOan . 41. .Johnstown. 0 ., was Results of a recent Fire Prevention Week poster con- f'"'rti.cblldren t h and a standing received a warm w•lcome < -• Rex, Jr , 5, led pollee to the ova a a . omecoming rally , contrasted with earlier heck· coming south when he body test sponsored by the Middleport Fire department were heads for Ohto today to boost a car approaching from a side 11 ng. d'd · , . announced today. Trophy winners wer~: h ·d · · 1 Mrs. Crowder, who has a hlsCl d th h 3 J8 W t. h I t e presJ entia can l acy of her Mrs Johnson started the day rnad . When he applied hit tory 1>f t 1 d' rd ass I. gra es 1 roug • Y arner, 10P Y W n- husband. . · . . . brakes, the outfit jackknifed 89 . 'nen a . tso er, ' ner from the third grade. Honorable mention to Steve Old 1 · d d With a rtde m a carnage with and went out of on 1 locked m 1 hosp1tal room With W lb d d nen 5 an new turned a frin"e on top around Battery b ed . d ows. She hild told Ca urn, oot 2,500 l!i t rong Wed nes day I Park "where the first shots of 0 . hth and curve, h'tti'n• 2 G 8d 4 gra arr wm th e . h 6 s h <Jrp r•g 1 It police the toddler was taken ::phy w7n':!r tary tchoo1. for the gala of the Civil War was fired. She a gu.1rdrail on thr right side of her car she parked the fourth grade. Honorable Posters were judged Wednesm thl! then joined a motorcade for a r the. highway . 11 for a few mmutes and went mention to Steve Gerlach, day afternoon by Rev . Howard Hoosier lndustual c1ty where I quick tour of five pre.Civl\ war I There was heavy damage to into a drugstore to buy some Fourth grade. Ruppelt, Cash Bahr, Marcus Mrs. was boru and buildings. the semi outfit, and medium 1 to w_rlte Class 3, Grades 7 through 9 , Chambers, Mrs . Edgar Reyll- spent her Birihood, Friendly crowds lined the MASON - Principal Clydr> : lo the guard rail . The driver au·rnan stationed m the Phil- Ronda HyseiJ trophy winner olds and Mrs. John Werner. The streets in Charleston to watch Foley of Wahama .Junior and I escaped injury . He was cited 11 1 tppln1•s ' · ning ~ te rs ~~. be d' • D-L-rl Senior High schools. has to Metgs County court · · from the Seventh grade. Hon- WID au~~~: Tal'• lr. · h d i Oct. 11 WASHINGTON (UPI) - Pres· h er pass. orable mention to Jim Warner played this week m an uptown ident Johnson says this year's There was none of the hecktended an invitaljon to the par· charged__ w1t spee n excess WNDON - · TWO TEEN. Sixth grade. , store_ ling that greeted the First Lady ents of pupils attendmg thf!se of conditions . egers from Cleveland, Ohio C1 election is a "turning point in Wednesday on stops at Colum', grndes to visit the schnol this I Another ar"'st reporte-d by 4 G d 10th h 12 the history ot our nation ." "At • 1d, who came to England three ass ' ra es roug ' bia and Orangeburg, S.C. and ' evening at 7·30 Ith e patro1 was Henry ni'DO weeks diO so they could be Pau1 Gerard, trophy winner stake iJ all that we have 80 upon her arrival in Charleston I The program will begm with j22, Pomeroy . cited to MelJs near the Beatles are going from 12th grade of Middlecarefully built, and all the Wednesday night. She a general assembly in !he court Fr1day for parkin1 011 home today, a u. S. embassy port High ~hool. hopes that rest upon it," he counted the interruPtions and teria whe-n pBrenls may ask ' highway. spokesman announced_ Trophy wmners will receive said in a paid, nationally tele· plunged enthusiastically into question s .!md discuss problem,; - - -- The girls, Martha Schendell trophies that _have been vised campai8n speech Wednes- the third day of her four-day I related to the total school Sf'ek ltnprovement a d J nk H ld both 16 on Jsplay in the Citizen's Naday night. . . I' program . F'ollowmg th1s assem 1 I T ff" ..., n a _ .e aw na, ' tiona! Bank the past week Few presidential elections in tnp through eight southern Cong. Robert Taft, J r .. will bl t walk through n ra JC r .10W were piCked up by London po-. States speak Friday at the $6 n<>r y paren s d Th p p I' De rl llce Wednesday night Scotland Honorable mention winnm wUJ Attorneyl!l Frak Porter our entire history have present· d . . d' t'' t thiel' children's schedules an e umeroy o 1ce pa • 1 1 Yard officials said were receive a pint of ice cream, Jr. and Bernard countY ed-ai!l thii!l one does·& basic P. ate un rmsmg mner a meet their teachers ment with _the permission cd 40 6 · 30 Pnone the worse" to/ the ex- compliments of the Fire De- prosecuting attorney, are 1n choice that involves the funda- Attend $100 Plate at the Sacred ly . In this way, they will the Sta_te Higtoway Department perlence. partment, by stopping at Jack'! Columbua today f'-TesenUng mental ptinclple. of American Dinner for LBJ Churc~ m :meroy . In add 1110~ get an idea of the work covered at Marlett~,- yesterda_y . conDairy Bar, MiddJeport. . briefs In the Meigs Memorial life. Folll' Meigs Countians to Tat ot . and oc_a. in each of their Mr strucred divided traffic lines at others mentioned were, FirSt Hospital case. uwe must decide whether we this morning for Cleveland to . mcluding Tenth Dis Foley said . At the conclusion of the come_r of Butternut . and grade, James Holman; Second The action is an appeal to will move ahead by building on attend 81 $lOO 8 plate dinner tnct Congressman Homer E .l the class schedule parenb are West Mam and put grade, Linda Gerard. Don Sti- the Ohio Supreme Court from the solid structure created by honoring President Johnson Abele, are expected to be pre- invited to return to lhe careter· up overhead stgns denotin8 left vers, Pamela Rowley Sue Row· a decision 1o the Mei"s County forward • looking men of both night sent. . ia for refreshments and a so- turn and through trafflc lanes 1 M k R 11 hn Ril oe • Funds raised W1ll be used soletomorrow ey, ar usse , o ey; Court of Appeals against the parties over the pllSI 30 years. Making the bip were d · tm h d 1 for th beoeflt of the local cial hoor · 'lbird 'rade., Billy McKinney, MeJgs Memorial Hospjtal Tru• or whether we will beg!n to Knowles, Tuppers Plains; Earl Y ·t or :naation and its candiThe epar - ent a to nPal Aeiker; Fourth grade, Da- lees, Inc., In favor of the Meigs tear down this structure and Clark, Reedsville; Jack Crisp, i Directors Plan to move 14 "!'rk': to v•d Gerard, Eugene McKinney; County Hospital Commission. move In a radically different, LangsvUJe, and R Howell, . . p low _room or e ng t_ ane .or Fifth grade, Melanie Hackel~ The Conuniasion bad demand- and • 1 believe • 1 deeply dan- ""-·-· R D oy Stale Representative. George Fmd Meetmg lace stra1ght through traffic. Chief grade. ed the b ito! be returned to gerous dlrecUon.'" · · Memharl, \\1to Ia acbng as President Edward Foster con- Jed Webster said this will grellNEW YORK, (UP!) - Score• Patty Harris; Sixth 811 of white students from ele- Brenda Edwards Jane Ann 'ts trol d tor of campa1g:n manager in ' ducted a Pomeroy L10ns Club ly tmprove traff1c movement school In ew York Gilkey; Seventh 'grade, Susan s been 011'FICE HOURS County will Introduce dir&t.ors m-;eting Wednesdoy at t.hal point. City planned to attend a pn· Gerlach and Eighth grade Ma· efused medi 1 staff 'vile lA>CAL TEMPS Johnson, clerk of the Taft, tbe GOP candidate noon at Crow s Town and Cuun-----vate school today raliler than ' r ca pn gea. , MeJgs County Board of _ the U. S. Senate. opposmg try . Ten officers were present. FRACI'URES mp submtt to a •chool board inte-- ryTrophies . and other The appeal to pending the highest Thep temperature downannouneed today that theMoffice Democrat Stephen Young · P urpose . ot the meeting was Mrs. Jay Myers, formerl• • awards court has been Iince 1own --· t 11 ID tod od 111 be 1 8 1 0 · m. gratlon plan requiring them to · · Oun:>Loy ay w open rom ay Mr. Taft is the fourth find a new location for the Pomeroy, who has been a1 pa12 30 lransler outside their neighbor- will be made Fnday at ' last sprlnJ. Mr. Porter il coun- wu 80 degrees, under clear through Saturday 1 lo 4 p.m. aboo o1 the renowned Taft 1 b t t which will be tienJ at DeaC<Jness Hospital ID h --•· p. m . at Pearl Sir•el Elemen- oel for the appellanta. akles. beginning today. . •• th Fed 1c o d 0 mee • 1 1 1 UUWJ. anu y w serve e era announced m a few ays. Cincinnati recovering from a Pollee arrested 6$ wblte p11rMr. Taft started fall at her daughter's bome 1b of chlldren in the BChool at e political career on the Meigs Memorial Hospital August, [ell at the hospital 1111 Jackson Heights. Queens. WedState level, being elected tn the ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Oley week and sustained • . V Legislature In 1955. After I Herdman, Pomeroy ; Maude pound lracture of ber hlp 1114 , Desday during a sll-ln demonstratlon protesting tbe plan ancl four terms m the House creel, Long Bottom; Rebecca will be in traction for at lealt lh01t scul!led with plcl!eltt proSAIGON, Viet Nam (UPII - by the U.S. mllUary eslabllsb- But he refused to say bow swarmed around it to provide was elecled Congressman-at- Nease, Pomeroy ; Jane six more weeks at the bospllol. testing the arresta. One of two U.S. Army hellcop- ment here. An American many. aid and protecUon. Larg4! in 1962. Pomeroy ; Cathy Baker, M1ddle- Mr. Myers, who is stil} NC* A.boul 800 school cblldr01t lfll- terB shot down Wednosday by spokesm1111 1lrsl ,oald there was £oalldeadol Report port; Rose Willock, Racine ; ering from major surger)l 1o nehed the fracas and some Of auppo1edly Communist gunfire substance"' to tbe The figures came from the A second HUIB, spotting the ; Howard Sayre, Racine ; Mrs. staying witll his daughter tDt them broke out ainging "'God was actually brought down by but later mndllled lhfs to "'can- dlstrlcl chlel o1 Ben Luc dlo- black-dad figures converging b nd b y Chester Johnson, Langsville. family. Bleoo America'" •• the parenlit; friendly troops, Vietnamese not coDIJrm or deny." lrlcl joot west of Saigon ID • on the downed and burning slo- ,.: 'perform K..,:; DISCHARGES - Mrs. Roy ----11 some with lnfanlo lalhelr ll'Dll, mDitary sources said today. The mDIIlamen .... r lhe eonfldentlal repori, lh6 JIOUI'Ces ler craft, wliirif<! In wtlh liB Ea te Howell and •on, Middleport; PASSES BAR -EXUC' tb 100 0 8 were beln!r bo_oked. · ,. ... black pajama-type clothald. · roctets and machineguns blaz• ' ra a . • Gamet Potts, Syracuse; ThorJomes H. Donovan. P1I'S 0 Tbe oehool board .._to!oi the lng thai the Comnnmlsl Jill"" Tilt reported Incident oc- lni, the VIetnamese man Yarbrough, Rutland; Ad· uate, bas p111111ed the Ohio Sldt 1IW tho trail..- plaa b .wa are. cop riUas do. curred Wednetlday only 12 oald, and made pass after die Barton, Recine ; Marilyn Bar Ex., and will be ....... ed to acbleve better ndol 27 Sub-Brtg. Nguyen Due mUas west of the capital. It be- :.: pass Wltll too, waa .. Biahop. Middleport. oled with the law firm o1 llibolaaee ID lllboob. lhelll beiDI"e w;: sw-vt ora 'l'lulng, operalltms chief ol tbo aan whoa an HUIB helicopter · elleo will do 1 baton r011BIRTHS - Daughter to Mr. aDd MeLeokey, 11 In v d Vtetnameoe anny, confirmed wu olio! down by CornmtmiBI • '!be U.S. opekeaman oald Leaden of lhe .thre&<Jay-Iq turaed aDd fired line Wgbllgbt ol the eveulq and Mrs. Oley Herdman. Nortb J11p Slreel, Co!IIDibll; . protest said the on e- that oame ol the tJOVemment'l ll"OWltll1re while on a IUPporl- lteCIIIltl '"lluey" was 110 severely · He aDd his wife m1c1e at tlltf felt they '"have ""'de our poilU" lj)8lr to stop the slaughter, the 13 ldlled aDd U woomded ID the 1q mis8lou, ldlllng five Ameri- damaged thet !Iliad to mate • " 10 bo the """Dilll ol lbe Mms General Hospital N !t~ry ~frs. 1 • lightweight comfort • Clean with hrisk hrushing • Sfee/ 1hank for extra support •M,uo-&ellular non -mark.mg crepe tod~~· I ~an his mot_her! who police I Your Hush Pllppies" casuals are different. Unique tanning methods combine fluorocarbon re sins f(lto the soft Breath in' Brushed Pigskin"' to resist W.3ter. st"i ns and soil. And that means softness •• , even after soaking. But that's only half the storyl sayre IDJUFe • d Ill • Tractor ACCI•dent on 'sqmrre • ]Hunt I 8 $J-39 $1.00 1 You 'II enjoy being 1 '1/eeced" like this I prev~nt interview Seward said he felt choose and your wisdom to do Goldwater bad been influenced Sl. wisely," she said. by a "small, well-knit group of new advisers" who were putting WASHINGTON iUPI) - Sen. words in the senator's mouth. " Hubert H. Humphrey stopped for a brief breather here today CLEVELAND (UPI) - Presi- belore taking off on the ne1.t lap dent John80n, who has ..id he of his campaign moralhoo . expects to carry Ohio b} 90,000 'Ibe Democratic presidentlll votes in next month's eJection, nominee returned to Washing· makes his first campaign ton Wednesday night after • speech in the Buckeyt State quick visit to Ohio and Penn- r the Men's Long T•ll I ~ ~.ay 1 I Heavy rayon viscose let includes Ud Cover~ Coil* tour mat and rug. Beautl(ul decorator colorL Pillow Ticking 77c WASlflNCTON IUPJ J-Secre- South Viet Nam are not to be dues., it would be at odds wiQJ ltary of State Dean Rusk s.aid lconSJdered fit subjects for polit.- all U.N. members, not the Uni~ today the Democrats inherited leal maneuver . Such critical de- ed Stales alone . This was 1a z. 1 the problem of Communist cisions " have nothing to do with ply Lo a question whether Rus. Cuba from the Eisenhower ad· ,I the American ~lections, " Rusk sia and the United States Wf'IW mmtstration . He said it was s aid . He said the United States on a ''collison course" on tbl much more difficult to •·cure " was " not going to pull away issue of the Soviets' refusal to it than it would have been to from our commitment to the && Ipay Its part ol U.N. peace it. eurity of Southeast Asia and I keeping operat1ons. He added The secretary reacted sharply specifically to South Viet that he was certain the Ru• tll a news conference question Nam ." stans eventually would find IS 1 based on charges by Republl- - Said that if Russia fa1led to necessary to "modify" their .-. can vice presidential candidate pay its back United Nations !fusal. William E . Miller that U.S. pol · - -- - - - - - -- -- -- - icy toward Cuba was not as ef· • fective as it coold be. I Rusk said the Kennedy and ; Johnson administrations "were not presented " with the pro!>!em of " prevention'' of Cuba's I Bathmat Sets • t'w I urn on the Texas Tech campus. here tonight. sylvania during which he Ja-1 TOM c. MARTIN defection from tht> hem•sphen c How ard Howd y' Sayre. 48 , Ra cine RD 2 , Is in satlsHe was also scheduled t speak Tonight's affai. is a lloo-a- belled GOP presidential nominee . alliance and adherence to the 1 fac!ory condJtion a t Meigs Memor ia I fol• j at El Paso, before flying to his plate fund • raising dinner ex: Barry M. Goldwater as a " spo- . Tbe Cbase Funeral Home Communist camp . l lowmg a trartor acc1dent Wednesday while squliTel own home city of Phoenix , for pected to attract most of the kesman for a fraction of a re-opened Aug. 15, liN, with "We were presented wlfh lhe hunting. 1 an evening speech. party leaders in the state. fraction ." Tom C. Martin, who attended problem of the cure. which 1s Sayre had been squirrJ:'l hunt · I'----- - - - - - - i Goldwater said that Johnson the University ol Dayton, and much more diffi cult." he said . ing m hills aroood his . home who was getting out of his car. ' " ran through a virtual shOJr ABOARD THE LADY BIRD Jl'adUated from &he Cinclnoatl In a far-ranging ne ws confer· and apparen tly wa s startmg to 1!heard h1m callmg . Russ e II ping list of disproved charges, SPECIAL {UPI J - Lady Bird COLUMBUS (UPI) Sen. 1 College of Emba.!mlng, •• ence discussion of global af· l come down the steep hi!.I '.n ' fo. und him a nd called the RaBarry Goldwater' s admitted ;,_ F 1 o•- t I 00 fear - imcges, and fantastic in- Johnson moved her whistlestop unera u·~~:e or. He was as- fairs, Rusk also front of hi s home, wh1eh 1s m cme emergency squad at 11~ MOSCOW _ THE SOVIET terpretations of history. campaign into the Goldwater norance of agriculture Is inex- IOciated ~itb the Jerry - In effect warned President I the a rea known as Condeville, I proximately 5:45 p. m . T h t Union ap pa rently is willing to "He took credit for all that country of south Georgia to<iay cusable and almost unblievable, Spears Funeral Home In Col- Sukarno of Lndones1a that the above Racine He decid~d t? squad, together witb bis b~ forget its espionage charges a- is good in lhe world. Then , by 1and she and the President re- an Ohio Farm leader said to- bus before comlnJ here. Mr. United Sta les would immediate- get on the tractor and dri ve 11 ther, Brooks Sayre, took him gainst four military at· innuendo and without any hon- ' garded the South as "a place of day, Martin wa. married in 195ll [ly defend the Philippmes If Su- down th~ hilL The tractor tllm- ~ to Meigs Me~orial hospital. taches. Soviet sources said to- est regard for the facts of the the heart. " Joseph Fichter of Oxford, to Flo Dennis, and they have I karno should turn his aggres- ed over a nd ~ Jumped off. b~! Several ne1!p:~bors had heard day. ! world as they are today, IJt' The ebullient First Lady, ap- cbairman of the lO,OOO-member 1 two chUdren, Tamela Ann, 4 sive attentions in rtml direction . ltnpp<!d. perm1lted the lracton 11no1 S!:'S but fa1led to realize It Western observers believe the 1 blamed all WhD oppose him for parently dismissing the first Ohio Farmers Union, iBid that ym old, and Abeby Marl. " If the Plulippines are attacked I' wheel s to h it h1m . 1n the back was Sayre _calling for help . reason is the Kremlin's desire eve:-ything that possibly could boisterous heckling of her three-. he does not know anything Z years_ Mrs. Naomi Chase from any quarter, that is a n at- He was !I cons iderable d1s- . The hospital _repor~ today day, ~ight-state Southern swing a~t s:;ic~:.ure. 'd wiD reiiMlin as associate of tack on the Umted State s .. , hi' l<mce from his home ur any of that he was m satisfactory to maintain good relations with be bad. 11 th~ West The~ said that alwhich she experienced In South ded t P~. ~S: o:resi ent ~ Mr. Martin. They provide said lhJs neighbors. condition sufferi ng from back 1 though Soviets have hi.nted WASHINGTON (UP'I) - A Carolina Wednesday, told a kn led M bour ambulance service. ; -Said he was optimi stic that . S;:ryre dragged him and c hest injuries. He is the 0 andow 1 that the attaches - three Amer· ranking member of GOP presi- 1crowd In SavannBh's Johnson ! tor ac : a number of NATO countr ies 1se lt' duwn the hill tar enough so son of the late Mr. and Mrs. 1~w t ge would JOin the US m creahng llhat a ne1ghbor, Carl Russell _ Sayre icaus and a Briton _ would be · dential nominee Barry M. Gold- Park that "1t is easy f01 me to hoP ant an cuftJVa eUcrops k , expelled, they are not likely to wa t er•s senate staff has re- feel at home herem id or I a multilateral nuclear force ~;;;;~~~~~;;;~ . · the South- E' owh to care vestoc • ' 1••••••••••••••••••••~• take this action. signed with the election less land." ~~ ter sa 8 · (MLF). than a month away. "Georgla strains run strong In ut as member Qf the U. -Said Presideni Johnson had A New surge of polar a•r Goldwater confirmed Wednesmy family and my husband's S. Senate for tile past 12 years, told bim and his other Lop ad 5ipilled aeross the nortbrrn . hi ad 'tted ·g e ni · LONGVlllW, Tex. - T H E I bod y of 22 • month - old boy , 1' day mght that Wllliam 1er lived In OgleR Segreat grandfatl s mJ l noran .e agrlvisers that war and peace der·rplains today while tempera. · cui tore a a whol '- ,·nex . I . . mo- I ward, a member County." She said, ' lll CUI sions regarding the war in ' tore records ff'll in the N!Jrlh feared kidnaped from hJs . of his iegisla- thorpe . able as !iwell as ealmost unbe· · h ' bl " F' h 'd east for the fOW'th stratg I ther's car Sunday niaht wa tlve staff for SIX years and one . stressing once more the First l' ' s of th e th ree rank'mg a1'des m · F am1·1y ' s Soulh ern hen"tage. l~vea e. t f IC ter saJ the day, tbe UPI reported , discovered Tuesday ~ Murder 0 h. Se t ff ' h d b 'tied "I b 1· · p 'd t governmen arm programs B HELEN rn~As A storm cenetr located in · 10 charges were brought against Is n_a e . JCe, a su ml e I~Ve our r.est en which Goldwater "ants to abol- y . ...., ~-" tM. $3,95- ,.,. Fancy Strlpt solo meden eftrolloa:Mn :er a dwarf star. 1 100% cotton. Saulorlzed shrunk. Genuine cavalry twill for tough Jon& wear . Roomy proportloll;ed fit dark grey or daJ'k -areen. Sl.., 3:1o!1~·~.81 Boys A Girls One Size GLOVES Twill WORK PANTS Knit of 100% orion. Beautiful patterns with The hand-knit look, ~4 ]pn glh push up sleeves_ Sizes small, medium and large in white only . I i'"'"'"":z=============::::i::====:..:b.::a:.;hv~................,-..- - ...-·;.·.,... _ _ i - -- - - Men• Sh:e• &a.ll, · . -MOHilo"'o,a........,...IIQ~ b:tra'L1rp - - - -~- $4.95 WOMENS WHITE BULKY CARDIGANS $5.95 Womens Soft VInyl ' .. the end of next week . GM Vice President Louis G. SeP.ton said Wednesday "some progress is being made '' but added , '·it's coming so slowly that we probably won"l have ali the locals wrapped up until a week from this weekend." The air.textured blanket with extra air cells for thermal comfort. A win· terweight blanket with woven effect in beautiful colors with Duraloom acetate binding. 72" x 90" Available in Blue, Pink. Moss Green, Melon, Belgfl. Antique Gol-d and White. $3.95 . R... t,95 Wonns ~I Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St. BlouHs • Sal• $3.44 Blo.,... - S.le $1 .64 LUBBOCK . Tex. fUPI)-8en . Barry M. Goldwater carried his carupaign into president .. IJ•1irecl Johnson 's home state again with a char8e that the Chief Executive '"did not seek to enlighten , but only to DETROIT - A TOP GEN- frighten" the voters. era\ Motors executive says the The GOP presidential nomi· end of a 14-day ~trike b~ more nee made the comment in a than a qoarter million work- speech prepared lor delivery at ers is not i11 sight until at least , the Lubbock Municipal Colise.. ~ ... f9m BLANKETS With Hldd•n Zip-In Hood Zipper Front, Solid color nylon . Hood ZlllS into collar. Red, blue black or burgundy . Small, medium iarie and extra l~ge_ _.,tlte_ll ........... THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1964 Politics ... At a Glance . WIRE NEWS Chatham "WMmspunu Nylon Jackets en tin( . POMEROY -MIDDlEPORT, OHIO ·BRIEF ·...· MEN'S WINTER CAPS Reg. 3,95 Women• etting NO. 150 NOWYOUDOY AltMop . tlte .. Mil . . . l ~ 1 Now on sale In the busy me ns ami boys dPpartment on the maln floor. 100% nylonl, corduroys. le_athers, suede leathers, cotton twills, durable vinyls, all With warm lin· ing, pull down ear tabs, in •?lid colors, ~!aids, smart color combination11, and in all s1zes from 6 ~·4 to 7 5/s . Select yours early ,vl{be ready for the cold days ahead, A JS:roup of cotton blouses. All new styles, colort and patterns. Roll up aleeves and long sleeves. Si2es 32 to 38 and 40 to 44- I Sale! One Rack Special e l'r•••• ' BU)~Ej • aDd wiDely Rusk Blames Ike for Cuban Problem Take time when shop.. ping to v1sit the men'l ¥nd boys' department on thL· first flo or. See the swea1ers for mf'n . and selt>ct wha t you need. WOMEN$ EXTRA SIZE BAN·LON I VOL XVI Slipover _ button front coats _ zipper front coati _ Snhd colo rs and stnpes _ plaid patterns, ski type pa tlerns, V neck, crew rlt'cks turtle neck Yuu name ' it and you'll find it m t he 9elcctwn of men 'l sweaters at Elherfe ld s and in all sizes too. $6.88 FOR THIS SALE c. il Partly cloud)', cooler Wnigbl. Convenient Shopping Hours - Weekdays 9 to 5 and Saturday 9 'to 9 y !~Personal ... VCA'J'HER Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center 1 rechnn· olot Cartoon ~!til l I . Rrennan li•·:1n 1!<11 '. 11: ,r ,nn ,·r nt :1 \1 ;,•1•' 111\ \d11lt ~ ( 1, . Orhh11' Ht••,p,,lrJ, <.:l.n'l :r lq>r Jllhn \', ·1 '.'1 •· H I ''" .. l 'ol 'J)\'fl. (;rn'•· \ l':tl" lc•r • .I _·Oub. Ht' nl\ 1.-· >~ ~ol; • l .•J·<I \n Iori>'~. 1\arl \I , 1 1, 'l \ ·' • I' I' .Jarrl .l:t'- -, 1 ' 1rt Ii i• •.: 11 I .Vidmdrk Th• im o~ Jl :n. r \11i'k t'\ ,':ih oill~' h ll Outstanding Arrangements of Roses, Fall F.'owers Feature Decorations a ~!!!r.Jid.. ~..l!!\1!!!11- ~-· Ia o; ;-; " ' !II "AblfisstONS P-"i. Paul Rile\,' ~'!i']llii Of'~. ·~ ;lb. 1, ~. ~ H. Dooo•an. / �I • ' DOCfOR SAYS fhe New Campaigners ThP Dai/•1 ..fliPntin.-1 All ettitoriall er and transportation, timber and farm lands . He also lauds its natural beautv, and in the typical political vein tells of the hard working and friendly traits of the inhabitants of Appalachia . His contention is that the assistance to be given by the federal government will bring our economy in line with the national average. At the same time he seems to be ready to put his hometown of Cleveland, a great industrial city in the same category. He makes a statement to _the effect that the city has 50.000 fam1hes In the poverty classification. It sounrls like a p1tch for the city by the lake to ~et In on some of big government pro~ram s. If they have such a situation in that area, how on earth do they expect to get Appalachia out of a Classification th•t is referred to as poverty, squalor and unem- ea carried ner baby was steamed up about such prospects a •hart time ago has now dri fted hack mto the old lacksadalslcal ways. This past sum· mE"r there was not a ~Ingle event statPd in thl~ area, outsideo nf some annual fairs the rountrv . Mr: Youn~ like all bureaucrats Is convinced that the Economics Opportunities Act will make all unernnlovable por•nns into hrPad winners and in one statfmet)t we are told that the good thin_g about ~etling to be a bread wmner IS that. 1t will give us thousands of more tax pav~ en to Uncle Sam. We guess that Is the phllosophv of the pre.ent day govern· menl. White they are working out wavs to ~et more ernjtloyed they are rubhln~ thetr hands in anticipation of the add!· tiona! tax monev they will receive, to \ • • It'! now definite that Elizabeth Tay· lor will play the Uta Hagen role in Edward Athee's hit drama, "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" and if that doesn't give you your laugh of the day, nothh~g will. Those who saw the original will come to the conclusion that the play muat have been vastly reworked for the cinema, because by no stretch ?f the im· 1ginati:a:does the gorgeous MISs Taylor fit the e of the drab, desperate, re· jected e of a coltege professor. And, lor another chuckle, consider the fact that her husband Is supposed to be six years younger than she; they can't even aet Roddy McDowall for that part. Of course, you can writ~ the studio's ans· wer In advance: Liz isn't right for the picture, but &he's box office. Pianlat-composer Mary Lou Wtltlams, liar attraction at the Hickory House, ha1 Time Babies were seen - but not heard - In tho Al'llll of panel moderators, infotJn&.. tioo booth attendants, and mothers In tho press room and 1»blnd the registration desk. Wbal could bave been a pandemonl· um of squalling Infanta turned out to be the quietest three days in the history of tho bea<lquattera hotel. There is one other idea that rather gets u< The senator states that the attack on poverty must be as broad and diver<e a• the problem itself. We feel that even the are so • reportmg ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN • ,... (mostly under I moulbl ol ·~•I ool oaly lo Chlcap bote aloo to 811 ol die ..111....,...., dlacuoslons and leclurel of 1111 eoavemtoDH. launch even more ambitious programs, average citizen realizes there written and recorded "Dirge Blues" In memory of President Kennedy .. Singer Nancy Wilson is being sued for a large bundle by her estranged manager, John Levy, who claims that his contract with her stitl bas years to run. Meanwhile she's being handled by a new Cali- fornia organization , Wil-Den. • • • There's a btg story tn the $1,000,000 lawsuit that has lreen filed by Frank Austin Young against a ne•work, a famed ad agency, and the sponsors of a TV program which Young alleges dramatized his arrest by the Castro government in Cuba, and caused him to be subjected to cruel and inhuman treatment In a tiny punishment cetl in the Isle of Pines Pri· son. The details of his charges are spinechtlllng, and won't convert many Amer· leans to Castro's brand of communism. Former prisoner Young is represented (in Case Number 0789511964) by Raoul Lionel Felder, formerly a Federal prosecutor in the 11. S. Attorney General 's offiae . One of the 10 top box office stars has a new romance: an Italian chick. He recently tip-toed out of an association with a movie beauty who expected marri· age . . . Arthur Murray sold bls dance schools, but he isn't retiring. He plans to produce TV shows. ' . .. Ray Stark, who spent $20,000 trying out Norman Krasna's new play, "Watch the Birdie," won't produce It on Broad· way after all. Stark is nvolved In so many other projects he offered to buy the script for a movie, but Krasna wants a Broadway production first .. . The odds on the Keating-Kennedy race for tqe _Senate in New York keep changmg ila1ly, a sure sign that big money Is being bet. Nobody is.faying much attention to the president! election. Frankie (Chico) Randall, who slnga and plays at Jill\.'s is the proud lather of a new baby g!r . IUs bride's condition gave him quite a scare for a while-she had to be rushed back to the hospitalhut now mother and baby are both out of danger . . The new Eli Wallach-Anne Jackson J?lay, ''LUV," staged by Mike Nl· chois, Will be SRO for the first few months, at least. It has a hefty advance sale. ........... __ Hatlo WELL, WI-IAT'S li-IE MA17ER Wl'IIIIT? '10.1 SAID YOU WAi'ITED TO GET OUT OF ~ OI'M KrTCHEI-f~IDNT YOU? YOU JU"'"T UKf TO 8EU.YACHE II w• TIIo VeJ1 _ , ....... ol Wa ...... It lo help 111011>. . Ill their ellortl lo ...... lbelr baDin bal lhe mOll opectacular future ot lhe voelloa thai more lbu lW of die "G YOIID& molhert ,.._ allended eorried their JD. htll many programs now that they overlap and the left hand does not even know what the ri ght is doing. Thev have even dreamed up a new theme. Instead of a handout thev now call It the handuo. whlrh hi our book Is just the same old malarky. her baS Such close auociaUoo " the mother with the baby during the early years bas d• ckled advantageo •• was cleiDonstroted at a recent tbree-<lay ..,...~~ng In Chicago ol La Lecl>a League lnternaUonaL attraction Our own community. which to bring renewed interest in .xl wherever she went until be old enough to walk Chine• mothen !raci!Uonal ~ thalr bablet near them for tlit flnl fl'le yean. Mextcan mothef'll use a lon1 1earf or rebozo as I sling In wbich to earry their babies. plovment. ·Most of us are in favor of nlsing the standard of living, and if we are as hard working as the good senator states we should be able to do something for oursel ve-s Hf' call s this a land be ckonin ~ to those of thP more affluent character to come to for their recreation. That th£>me has been harped on for a great many years In these parts but very little effort is being made to create that type of Voire of Broadwav • • • MISS MIDNIGHT'S NOTEBOOK: June Lockhart, yearning to shake the !mage she created for years on the "LasSie" TV episodes, hopes to land the lead in the West Coast company of Tennessee Williams' pla y, "The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Anymore." And if she does, that would be the switch of the year. French movie Idol Alain Delon and his lreautiful bride, Francine Canovas, ex· pert a baby in I 965 . .. .. Helen O'Conn~ll's , 20-year-old daughter is seeking a divorce from her husband, Bill Jackson -just one of Helen's many priv;~te trouble&, although she sparkles in the floor show of the Copacahana. The elegant Stanho~e Hotel Is still trying to cash a bouncmg check for $l,()(lj) left by the husband of a famous '' mo>'lil star ... Robert Goulet is dieting and working out in a gym every day. He wants to be at his trimmest when he goes on the road with a new nightclub act ·. .. Very odd public relations work on "Lilith'' Warren Beatty and Jean Seberg just happen to be in it- a'nd they m!J!ht be considered box office drawsbuf from the ballYhoo sent out about the fUm, you'd think there weren't any act· ors at alt, just the unmitigated gen1us of Robert Rossen . . . Massachusetts Governor Peabody, who lost out In the re~nt p)'imaries, will be summoned to Wash· ington by President Johnson and appolnted to an ;mportant post. St. Louis Tradition Continues, New York Yanks Bow, 9-to 5 By 1'1'11110 G. Brudotadl, M.D. The American Indlan mo~ An Issue That Concerns Us M EIGS Cou ntians ha ve an opportunity to hear at fi rst hand this wee k the liewa of a candidate lor the t tn1ted lt ates Senate " he n Robert ~ Taft comPs lk> Pomeroy-Middl eport to mm~le w1th t oters . Some of most pressmg L~u es are In connection \\ ith progra ms now in pro· p-ess and proposed for lifting of erontlilfc level of these depressed parts and Jetting us back on th e rnam s tream of American life as was rece ntly expr ess~ d In the Tri-State area by Hulrert Horati o Humphrey , the running mate of Presitient Johnson The opponent of Mr. Taft, the Incumbent in the office to wh ich Mr. ,.aft aspires aired his views on Appalaahia and other programs that the prPsent administration feels are needed in a rec. ,nt letter to Ohio voters Mr. Young starts his little epi•tle eut on an optimistic note rerltin~ the boundless prospects of the area. with great resources such as coal. water pow- • Reports From The Capitol General Motors, Reuther'• Unl'B• LYLE W1130N ' -L United .t'reu Jolernatlonal ted Automobile Workero uor Wt:en Walter P. Reuther sat tained their biggest money down with the automotive deals, ever. moguls to discuss contract President Johnson did not term• he had good reason to commit himself to any of the believe the Jobnson admlnls- speclltca Involved In the autotratlon would not ob)'ecl if ht moUve labor contracts signed did 'I broke through the admlnl,tra· and sUll pendln g. BuI he n lion's wage guldehne1. So object to any of them either. Reuther broke through tn a bt I On batance LBJ apPeared to way, From Chrysler, Ford and be well pleased with the labor news from Detroit unUI the In· duotry peact bl •w up In 1 UAW-GM uploslon.. There il Democratic anxiety now that the General Motors strike mil}' slow the forward stride of the national economy just before I presldenUal election. What the Jobnson adminlstra· lion really wanted from Detroit was price reductions. Jolmsoo said las! January that he would 2-Daily Sentinel, Porneroy·Middleport, 0., Oct. 8, 1964 velopmenl! for any trend toward Inflationary Increases. Another feature that added The President's Council of Eco- the success of this metin& and nomic Advisers was more sp• the peace of mind of the motbciflc In a January report to en was complete reliance oe LBJ _ The council report urged disposable diapers - a booa certain unnamed Industries to to any mvther whether at cui prices In advance of labor vea:loo or In tho homo. negotiatioos. Th US, with I uwuDIUIIl _,_, ol • Cites Specllic ladutriel 1u111 these mother& completed II speclltcaUy cited those :1!1· ... lba lnlsiness at hand. So far dllll:leo . ..,.llh abovo av~s~ , as lbeil' babies were noncomproductivity gains and mgh ed they bad never been ferti>prollil, CouncU President Walt- or away than their own back er W. Heller told reporter· at yard, Odd how the wisdom ol a briefing that the auto Indo• the ages ha• to be learned anew try was In that cate~ory · from time to time. Admtnlltl·auon officials also were expre•slng privately their Q-Aboul lour montbs ll'l learo that Reuther would go for our aon, 10, developed a Ump broke with uniiSUally large which the doclor said w 1 1 money d01114nes In this yur'o Perth~' · diaeaoe, What II lhl contract talk!. The council lllltd cause and how serious Is It? companies enjoying oubstanUal How lon1 wiU ho have lo bt Increases In producLvtty be- In a caatT yond the national level of IllA-Pertheo' disease II 111 crease would tend to accumu. Ide very large profltl b wages tnllarnmatlon of the booe and were tied to the slower nation- cartilage ol the upper and ol the lemur. Tho same dlseast, al productivity pace. "Such profits become highly when It involves the tnees, il flslbla to die public and COD- eaUed 091ood • Schlatter'• .U.. IIItute a (UN! lor strongly In- ease. 'I1lt cause 11 unknown. tensified wage dema.ru:IJ," the Tba disease will clear up at COQIICU repvrte< tn languaga about the lime your oou reachthat could have been aimed di' adolescence. He will bavo to wear some sort ol aupporl rocUy at Detroit. "Extra Increases In wagea or tAl pm'enl weight beating IDIUI fringe benefits might tend to the diseaso hal run Ito course. 1pread to other lndllll:lea. er• U ba doeo tbere ahould be na all~~& a aeneral cosi-!IUsh !rom deformity or bad oflect of lDJ tha wage lllde. There Is no jill- ldnd. HELEN HELP US! l - - by Helen Bottel---' huncrer a ''home prepared" ·~ meal at jus1 tht righl temJIO"' ature waa available kept tbue bable• bappy and quiet. d watch aU wage and price e- does. For thlo there Is an ar· gument, and.J .get mas!led. Thb column Is dedicated to Is It me ~ my Mom?-SINKyou1111 peopl~, tlleir problems ING and pleasures, their troubles and fun. As wtth the rest of Dear Sink: It's both. You mother wants Helen Help Us!, lt welcomes you to be a credit to her, and laughs but won't dodge a oeryou WANT credit lrom her, Net· lous questioo with a brush-oil. tber of you try very hard to Send your teen·agP questions see bow the other really feels. to Youth Asked For It, care of Mother, If you're reading this Helen Help Us!, this newspapfor 1oodness sakes, see the er. GOOD, and comment oo it. DOOR MAT, JUNIOR GRADE Give comptlmento Instead of Joe and I were going togeth- crtticlam. Hospital comero and er for eight months. During dusUe11 rooms end good taste this time he has stepped out comes a lot faster wh011 the on me, treated me rotten, hurt first efforts are appreciated. me very much. We alway• had And "Sinldng,'' gel that cblp to be . with his friends, do things his way. He was lnsul'- off your sboulder. I'll bet you've lng and mean, and Ito stood me got a anappy answer au ready up once too often. So we broke before your mother even opens her mouth, (because you jus! up, al my request. KNOW she'D be on the prod), There'• only one thing. I love Ask her advice - even TAKE him very much and every limo tt once In a while. You'D make I look at things be gave me her very graleful - and thoroor won for me, I could ery. I fore nicer. -H know all I have to do to call Dear Helen: him up and ask him a couple My mother and I are arguof times If we could get baclt Ing. I wasb my lace avery !Aigether and he would proba- night before IDIIIII to bed. I bly 8ivo It another try. Only use my banda and lingers and I've been the one that apologiz- rub the ooap In, so I can gel ed and asked hlmt o como around my nose and cbln, then beck every lime we fought. rlnSI thoroughly, My mother I'm not asking blm to treat aatd I should use a wash cloth me like a queen, but only as because it· cleans better. I oay a human being. Do you suppose my bands are better. I know he would next Urne•-MIXED th1l II 1111all, but who 11 right? -F.U.F. UP, SHOOK UP GIRL Dear F: Dear MUSUG: lofy doctor aide• with you. II You already asnwered thai you bave acne, 1 wa&b cloth questloo. Everything you said can spread It or cauoe lnf09" In your leiter adds up to one ~tile word - "NOI" CryiJIC a Uon. -H. Uttie over a lost love Ia a lot This column II dedicated to less painful than cryillll a lllefamlly Uvlng. IAl U JOU'fe baV· dme because you didn't let him slay lost. -H. PERSONAL TO J,K, OF PAW· TUCKET: II you have to ask tbeae questiona, you aren•t n• dy to date! You'd bolter bave DIVOTID TO tNTIRIIl 0P tome wotnan .. to .. woman MIIGI MASON AI!IA talks with your mother, NOT the ktds dowo tho blocl<.-H. CIWhot T•aMitlll,. ldltN Dear Helen: .....IIM!Inwy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . My mother Is alway• rltlhL .., .,. na. Ollie "•'"" ... utlftllll.. CM,..Y Ul ........,, II fooMir.Y• I can't !ell her different be- Obi.. ....... Offl• ,....,.. WV lo cause I'm just 13 antl H I do Stlt lllltel1al ...... WV M111. lntereil II IHOftll lie• . . IU. . I'll get killed. She tltlnk1 13 Ia the age when you should learn o .... Mt ~.... to ba edult. I agree, but not ....,,_111 ICIMMII. liMo. ...p.--tatiWI .... Aw.. ,.._ f'tMII City. . . . .,. . . the way she doeo it. I'll do reo.e....... .. gular joba and maybe extra, .................... ,.,.... ...........u............ . . but when it comes to "ctmstruetive criticbm," watch ouU ...,.................. 111M. ... Oagl 1 Jell a bll of dust, Ill' I didn't make the bed wltb 00. .................... ..m...-. pttal cornero. I never dresa Mllll . . . , ..........., . . . . . . . . right, or do my hair rlcht. or I don'l like lhl ti!IDp . lliMI YOUTH ASKED FOR IT a•e • • old ''secret•• Gl th11 success lles in tho fact that nothing disturbs the bebJ who tnows that hls mother il near. The only uceptlon lo thls Is that a baby il quick lo sense an emotlollal upset In the mother. Nurneu and tha fact that at the ltrlt lh<>w of -..... .,,. "* 1ng ldd trouble or just plain trouble, lei Helen help YOU. She will also welcoma your own amus11111 experiences. Addrea llelen Bollel Ia oare of tbiJ newspaper. UllcaUon, 00 either acODOmle or equity grounda, lor diJtrlbu. lloD of abov average gains Ia produetlvlty e~clusively lllrou&ll lba prolltll cbannel. THE DAILY SENTINEL ......................... ................ ""'.... ..........,. "·'*'·· ............ ....., . . ............... . . rr I .....--u• ...... ...,.. .... ......,........ ,_. .... ., .,__ .................... ' .--... ,. . ~ .. ·" . ~ '. ......... ...,. ~-'"" .. Ml•r L• . PHY!li C Al t.... I By FRO DOWN trotted homo oo ShaiUIOil'll OD the moand and brooght oo wao rapped lor Warwlct'o the Inning and put the Card!- eluding a double by Jobnny run In 'he eighth, but finished UP! Sporll Writer game-tyinE homer. Tim McCar· AI Downing, who retired pinch- game-tying !Ingle. Flood'• trl· nals ahead, 8-4 . blanrhard and a single by Bob- !lrong by retiring the Yankees ST. LOUIS (UPI) _ The St. l v:..e.:.r.:.'s_d:..o.:.u:..bl.:.e_e.:.n:..ded ~:._F.:_.ord::....'•_ata.,_Y:..:_hi_t_te_r_Ch_ar _li:.. e :..J.:.am ::::.:e_s _bu _ t _th _:._ en_:__::p:..le:_:_ de:..U:..v.._ ered _:.__th _ l_ lou _ rlh __ run __ol.._·_ Sclt _ u_lt_z...:..yl_el_d_ed_ fo_ur _ _hi_ts.:.,_'_n-_ b.:_y_R _i_chardson that produred a in order in the ninth. rJ~>~:~~:~:~~~r.r.§~ Unheatens Will Clash in Pomeroy l, i~i;:~n;:~:;:~d~eypo~~~~B, I~ 0 lived up to the proud tradition or the most successfUl of all Nat ional League teams in dasS.lc <.:ompe tition. Th e word was "out-classed.'• • It will be a scrap 1 betwe~n End Dave Reed retvered • strong back who lead• area two uftbeatens Friday nlght Panther fumble in the end teams In scoring. Pomeroy's wh en Jackson's Ironmen ln. zone with 15 seconlil. left in blg defensive job, therefore, vade Melgs County to test the the last stanza. ~· will be to stop the hard-drivPomeroy Purple Panthers. Jackson, on the other hand, ing back. Davis carried 41 times Both · teams are winners of has not oeen seriously tested in one of Jackson'• games, and four consecutiv e grid outings· in jts gamea. The Ironmen 40 times against Athena last this Jail without a taste of de- haAded Athens a H.O setback week, 8, fea t. last Friday night. Pomeroy however II still lit- Headliner of the Jackson of· Though several Pomeroy ' era tly shakmg from ' -tbe · scare feRJe is 2.20 lb. Fullback Butch p1ayers su f!er ed bumps and MiddJel!ort imposed last week.. Davis. It has been indicated bruises In last week's hard--h• Coach ·charley Chancey's squad sn far that the entire Ironmenl ting game against the Jackets, . around the all hands are ezpeeted to be downe<J. the Jackets 18J14 when offense .as built ready lor this Frtday night's CJ h as test. wit hOh BDCk io eyes I . TOKYO IU PJ l- Pickin• the to be another upset " How about 4olng lOme "'" Expected starters agam this , weekend wmners, or . at lei! ~ Also· Georgia over Clemson, tiag-up n.erelset like MUiq: The Na twnal League chamweek for Pomeroy are Ends, fro m this distance there's ~o Wake Fores t over Vanderbilt,: Ule gble'!'' pions out·hit, out-ran, out- HeldReed and Rex Cumming!., probl £'m se-£'mg the football for· Tennessee over Boston College. ed and out-pitt hed the Ameri Guards Bob Crow and Don est for the trees. ~u~urn over C..:hattan~a . Vir-~ can League standard bearers Facts and Figures Cullums, Tackles Louts Diehl . St t T d Fl gm1a WMI, William and Wlth a 9-5 victory that dehght· 0111 ~ a e, exas an 1· Mary over and Harley Hendn cks, Half. or over Furman and LSU ST. LOUIS (U Pi l- Facll and ed a cnmd ot 30,805 at Busch backs Bob Smith and B iII da State are the recommended over North Carolina. 1 figur es on the 1964 World S.. Stad1um ht>re• al though • ries: Jewell, Center Carson Crow. par lay th t.5 d as't they bet Tbe Mid west There were many Cardinal Fullback Phil Swindell and ,s~ y ~n . ~ se k_par ' onIt be- l Ohio State over Illinois Wednesda}' result-st. Louts heroes~Curt Flood , Ca rl WarQuarterback Frank (Tonto ) Por· t e atm ' Y 1 11mh ontohr on Buckeyes move up in the na- Cardinals 9, New York Yaacause . 1 ranki ngs desp1'te bemg kees .5 w1ck, M1ke Shannon and Bar· ter. d d wo o e ee are un- tiona . _. . ney (Pappy l Sch ultz - as U1e - - - - - - - - - -- --'-- -- - - - - - - -- ' - -- -- - - ' -- - - -- -- - -- - -- - er ogs. six-point underdogs. Senes slandmg- Carumals I. Redbirds unleashed a 12~hit at· Tht East Minnesota over Northwestern Yankees. 0. ta ck that tagged Yank ee ace Sy racuse ove r UCLA - The - Could be one of the best Series wmner- Frrst lt-am to Whrtey Ford with his d ghl loss .• Orangernen keep looking better game!! of the day . win lour games. In World S<>ries compettlion. · : and better after an opening Michigan over Michigan State Second gam• - At Busch Joss to Boston College. - Spartans suffer a let-down Stadium, St. Louis, Thur3da.J, Flood Was Hero after their victory over South- Oct. 8, 2 P .M. EDT. First, of course, was Flood Twenty Middleport Yellow said Thursday night for th.e thb week. ed middle guard on de!ense and Army over Penn State - The ern Cal. Remaining games - Third, whose rousing tn ple oH the left Jackets - with possibly 18 In second week straight he will Ashley hopes Wallace and center snapback on punt forma· Cadets snap back afte r bemg Iowa over Indiana _ Hawk· rourth , and fifth (if necessary) fiC'ld bleacher wall climaxed shape to play, and three of open with a changed lineup, King can play . tion plays. It will I.Je his f1 rst toppled by Te xas . eyes could be the Dlg Ten sur- at Yankee ·stadium, New York, th e fou r-run sixlh-mmng rally those pint-sized freshmen- in- ~bis .time due to Injuries com· Also out for the second week shot at offensive ta ckl e. Pitt over Wes t Virginia pnse of the year . S_aturday. Sunday, and_Monday; Wh1 ch ovr came the early Van- vade Logan Friday night to mg m the Pomeroy game last and apparently for lhe seasop, 1 th b kf !d S 135 lb Panthers are a little too tough Mtssturi over Kansas Slate- stxth and seventh (if neceskee le ad. But to set the stage play football . week. Out ts Rod Sauer, regu· is 210 lb. tackle Craig Rawlings J n S!e hac le · eruor h · for the Mountaineers in the air The Tt.!ters torward wall fig- sary) at Busch Stadium, St. for Fl ood, 1'I r1rs t was .neces- Logan, defendmg . . ' h·oelf ' Jcp .enson opens at Lng t- and on .the ground - . . Wed nes dny and ThW"Jo champions, Jar full bac k, for th e season; a casuaIty to hi s book s. lb ures to make the d•ff erence. LouJs, 180 sary for Shannon to he the is undefeated in four 1964 starts out is Bill Halley, also possibly Logan Coach Mel Adams, on Va ' umor f t!b k arry Also: Purdue ove r Wisconsin, day. (Friday and Tuesday art score with his towering horner and to date is heavily favored for the season; out is reserve the other hand, reported all ance ~~pens at u ac lf ~I - Prince ton ove r Dartmou th Kansas over Iowa s tate. Ne- day s oFf for travelL and tor Warwil'k to deliver with to repeat as title winner. Its 185 lb. back Paul Wilson, who hands ready for the Middleport ~~5 ~: a~e can~~\ 1 play, Seruor Atoning for last ye~:~ r' s one- braska over South Carolma, ! Second game pitchers-YIJI.o his pmch-hit si ngle Ulat gave line, on offenS{', averages 190 after two drills this week game. t 1 ft ·h 1 ;~c\ a /~:o lb opens pomt defeat. Ohio ove r Toledo. Cincmnati kees: Mel S~~ttlemyre (9-3); the Cardina ls a 5--4 !earl. lbs., its backs, led by All-SEO- not shown up since, and pre- Ashley expects to call on Jun- ~ eB d~ ~1c • an hi . Jun- C l bi 0 Har ard over Xa vier (0 .), and Dayton 1Cardinals . Bob Gibson (19-12). Ad 11 f t0 k AL 1\aifback G€orge Hwnmel, sumably has resigned from lor 138 lb. John Blake and 10 ~ ~ ty t ooretge~s k ' seltc~ A ~ .umRo~ tverll the vwa 11 - over Louisville. 1· Series'odds-Even money. tl nd. ;en, ~ course, ~t . e averages 1G8 1bs. the squad: perhaps out f o r Sophomore 130 lb. George Sau- on f s 0 1 a iua; er a~ · a. ert rc ue er s 3 "· The Southwest ! Second game odds- Yankees ~e I Sp ~ty 0 power pay 0 fm Logan crushed Bexley 32.0, lh.ls week is Alan Wallace, sen- er at ends, Junior 220 lb. Davepa me Slow us wee agams Also Boston U. over Temple, Texas over Oklahoma - The 1favored, lJ.lO. · VIctory 1 was necessary or h Za . TD . llb k h hi d Se I 180 lb R omeroy. R S h It· t0 h ld 0 ff th Y· k Sout nesv1lle 34-6 (the lor speedster r1ght ha ac w o As ey an nor . ay Cornel l ovC'r Penn, utgers Longhorns get over a maJor W:eathcr ,1~e('ast-8unny aud , c ~: z f 1°th . e. an .ee~ against Logan's third unit), Gal- has a badly infected tooth, and Pickens at tackles, Senior 140 Varl'ce has tx> en a ta ckle and over Leh tgh, Villanova over hurdle in their bid for a second mild . ·· r 1 1 m. h \ ~~ah 1 /e~f ~m~gs-JU~ lipoliS 44..0, al)d Wellston 16.0. finally, perhaps out, or re- lb. Randy Humphrey anrl Jun~ end. Stephenson, after a good Detroit. Yale over Brown and st raight na tional title. First game · ~tbmdance- 30,• ~s ~ ~ ~ 0h ~~va ~ so 0 • Middleport is 1-2--1, defeating stricted to limited duty is lor 165 lb. Ken Harris at game at end last week is Holy Cross over Colga te. Arkansas over Baylor - na 805.. · t~n N u;.mg 1 ~ ec tc ay s of Rutl.:i.nd, tying Wahama, and senior guard Tom King who guards, and Senior 175 lb. Bob back at h1s old JOb as a' halfh h zorbaf' ks are starting to ge t no· I Fi~t ·l am·e '' .iigures-net .,. ~ a wna ague race. losing to Pomeroy and Athens. suffered one fractured finger Caruthers at center, on offense. back. ' 1 T ~ .Sout . Tech _ tions of crack10g lhl' Nauon's ceip~ · $200, 000~5] ; CommissionThe Cardinals tapped Ford Ml~dleport Coach Bob Ashley and one stoved finger in drills Ashley heretofore has play· Navy ove; Georgta h top 10. er'!WJhare ·.:fllllo2.49; players for single runs m the first and On defense, Ashley hope.s Roger s.ta u .ach ~ s. JUst _as toug I An:.::ona over i.,.ew Me~ico - shbii l12Q$l(fift('; Yankees and second mmngs but Ford Vance and Blake will opera!£' to stop a_t mgh t as he Js dunng Arizona has bt"en groommg for Cardinals club share $12,501.04 seemed enroute lo his lith seat ends, Ashley and Pickens al the daytJme. . this one . each ; American and NaUonel. ries victory anyway thanks to ./.. .l. j ta~kles, Kmg (maybe) and Joe MH"l ml 1Fla .) over Cal ifornia Colorado over Oklahoma State League share- $12,501.03 each. Tom Trcsh, who drove in three Relc~m~n at g uard~ ( ~~ Jc h- --: Gold(>~ ~ear s make the long - by three or four touc hdowns. Radio and television- Via Na.. ol the first four New York runs mans fir st star t), Wlth mslde tnp to 1< Ianda for nothmg . . TCU over Texas Tech - Ev- tiona! Broadcasting Company with a homer and a double. By STEVE SNIDER from injured second baseman Maxvill gets the cal1 again but linebackers bemg Ca ruthers ~nd S Alabama overbNorlh Carohna eryone on the Ginza likes the (NBC ). . . . . . . Bruce Wa llace ou ts1de !me- tate - Barna reezmg. d F UPI Sports Writer Juhan Javier rn ilie opener but, Jav1er probably WLil be lD there b k M '. d St h . Florida Slate owr Kentucky 11· orne r~gs . -~--Opens Wllh Single ST. LOUIS <Ul-'11 - Where like Wednesday he'll not be in -bruised hip and all - some ac ers oore an ep enson . h Also: Anzona Stale over Tex· BOSTON (UPI) - An Aut• Ken Boyer opened the sixth will it end? today's starti~g lineup. Dal time during the latter stages. and ~eep men Geon;e Sauer and Wil~~~~;oles defen.)-e upsets t e as Western, Tu_lsa over Hous- mobil'! Legal Association rwlnmng with a single. however, and after Bill White struck out, Those proud New York Yan- ======::;i====-=========== Harris, ,~·1.ISSlSs1·.pp1, over Fl on'd n - ~ Ttun, .t New State discovered d1Jc (T MeXI ) co d W st Texas searcher b •beco . that tandard Available substitu tes will be 1ole Miss will ha ve to be at its , nm Y ex. an e ra~;:, , now mmg s kecs now have lost five straight Sophomore 135 lb Jim Whit- ' b t lh' ld l I Stale over North Texas S"'te. equtpment on some American World Series games and today latch, F'resh~en 115- lb Jeff ' ~~-- Is -~~ c~u-· ~~ The Far We~t ., cars, 'Ppeared OD • Woody Works they sent out the youngest Yan· Boggs and 115 lb. Mark Tanne· WINOY TODAY Notre Dam~ over the . Air passenger car u uriJ keo ,,.. ~em r'OOR!e au -''""'tcMr"Mel 12-yeaMid . J ac k ST. LO"rs tUPIJ - A "ra- Force _- the fifth-ranked Ftght1902 . righiolianded I hill, backs; 160 lb . Jumor c .,. . Sig'man, Sophomore 132 lb . Sam th . d " d . d' l d mg Insh make it three m .n !F:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;=-;....:;;;;;=-;o;;;-; Offense on Stottlernyre-hoplng for a miT+ Hood, and 96 lb . Blll Hackett, ro~r t~~y; se:%ndlSg~~ee Jl' ~f Irow. . acle to halt their slump in ~ The Women's Society of Ulah Swan and Leone Bah- linemen. the World Series here. Stanford over Rice - by second g 3 me of baseball ! Christian Service will meet at cock are at Athens at the LOGAN STARTERS The weather bureau said the 1more ~an an eye-lash, though I Pass Drills cl as~ic agamst the red-hot St . the home of Mrs . Syb1'l M1'lcs • home of M_r. and Mrs. Mar•·on Ends wi 11 be steve MOW (' M•, sk• over Buscl1 St"dium would , Washmgton ovrr Oregon · 1 Lou is Cardinals. F ·d · Oct ' J " st t Th H k CHICAGO rUPl\ - Around n ay evenmg, · 9· Riggs helpmg to care for the 175, and Bob Courter, 196; Tac- be partly cloudy to cloudy and a e ~ us 1e,s are one the Big Ten traimng camps Big Bob Gibson, a right- The Esther Circle wlll hold Riggs' new daughter. kles Earl Beery 205, and Guy the temperature at game t1me of the best m the \\ est. · · d d f h 11 the IdahoNo trouOh!O State sharpened up Jts h~n e ast .a er, was. its regular meeting ·at the Visiting over the week end Ch amp, 19'l, •· c.uards, Mer1 Bee.' would be a bout 65. ' bleOregon at all over for the Webfeet. !BY RECj)UESn passmg game Wedne.c;day Jn pltchmg chmce of confident Baptist Church Friday evening with Nellie Cozart were Mr. ry 190, and Gary Derr, 185 , S h CI T . A. AT .. EVEN MONEY a~dou~ern_ ~h:v~roj::sas stili . preparation for i1 s <'lash S<itur- Carq.i~~l . Man age r Jo~nny October 9 with Mrs. Frances and Mrs. Lewis Cozart, Mr. Center, Jack F?x , 187, day wilh defending champion Ke.an~ (o extend the National 1\''llcoxen as hostess and Mrs Sanford C-art of Quarterback •s John Gass~r. ST. LOUIS (UPll - The odds.. f I t k I ' · · · spe 11 over the · · Mr and Mrs ...... 'Leo- 162 lbs. an d 6-2 speedster: Hum- makers now are quotmg the smartmg rom as wee s oss 1 Ilhnms. League's m<tg1c ' Lorain and . Coach Woody Hayes beld the Yankees and n~il vict~ry No. 2 o:tober 18 will ~ ' Ho~e- nard Dailey, K~no. · meJ, 161 , and Jim Brandt, 167, World Series As an •·even mon- to l\.~J ~hlgan Stat e. n over ! LAUNDRY offensive uni t overtime for 15 \x;fore the scnes sw1lches to commg Day at the · Baptist are halfbacks, and Dale Bren- ey" affair on the strength of Al so . Bngham \_' 0 u_g minutes and then commented New"York for the third game Church with a special pro- Spending the weekend wilh ning, 177, opens at fullback . J.he Cardinals' openmg game Colorado Stale, "Y•cluta Sovtcr DRY CLEANING · · d · n1 · ed M nd M W p M 1 B · State ungtonnd W ta e , "We finally got the passmg on Saturday . gram an p1c c dmner serv r. a rs. ayne nnce Mowery, er eery, Hum- vtctory. . • l Was1'f POMEROY down, but 1t sure took a while." The Yankees played even in the church basement. were Mrs. Donald Polly, Mr. mel and Brenning earned All- The Yankr.es were 17-10 favor- over Umv . 0 Paca JC u yo·. WY .!t-5428 Coach Duffy Daugherty said worse Wednesday, as the ~ardi- October 19 .. 28 wi)l be the and Mrs. Elmer Burton and Mr. League recognition last season. ites bt>fore Wednesday 's fJTSt over Utah; I his Michigan . State Spartans nal!l goL the jump with Vlctory revival at the Baptist Church and Mrs. Clarence Dean, all On defense, the principal in- game. were in top physical shape for Ne. 1 by a 9-5 score, than they w!th W. Roy Stewart of Clarks-- of Columbus. sert is Lloyd Simmons, 246 lb. For today 's second game, th£' Michigan . He ran the team did last year in losing four ville, Tenn. as evangelist. C lH Ma Pierce middle guard in Adams' .six- American League champions through the last full .scale pruc- straight to the Lns Angeles Mr.Mand Mrs. Critt Bradford a Mng ondn M ryLeo 0 na- man defensive lint!. were l1alrllne . r. a rs. n o ____ _ Jl-10 favorite!!. IeIt ond ay mornmg 1o spend were . Dodgers. hue f Portland Ernest Wyatt t Ice of the week . At Madison, Wisconsin Coach , ~ .-. c:¥-jls Are Even several days with Mr. and and ~r and Mr~ Hobart NewMilt Bruhn juggled .his l•neup to , That "Jerformance dropped .the ~rs. Addison Piper at Wash- eU of chester and Dora Pierce. put more punch mto the of· Yankees from s 17-10 openmg mgton, Pa. Mrs. Helen Younce lor "The Tailored Man"? fense, moving Tom Jankowski (avorite to even money for the who has been visiting her bro- Harold Newlun has returned to an offensive back spot. He series . but the oddsmakers ther - in ~ law and sister, will home from University hospital also switched hard-running haf- tabbed .. them at 11~10 to .win return home with them. in Columbus. back Carl Silvestn to the de· today before a crowd of JUSt Recent guests of Mr. and . . fensive secondary. under 31 ,000 starting at 2 p m Mrs. Jake Holmun were Mrs. Rose Easterday or Racme VISIndiana continu£'d its si:'Cond EDT. Holman's brother·in-law and ited Delores Frank. day of work on pass defense. While the Cardinals rode ttap- sister, Mr. and Mrs. James I (.llariea and John Hensley, Wingback Doug Spicer was pily on the momentwn that Gil!isple and son of Chicago. Anna Lighter and Iva Carpenmoved into the No. I !tlot on ~arried them to the pennant on IlL Mrs. Holman accompanied ter attended funeral serv1Ct.: both defense and nffPnse. the {tnal day of . the season, the them to their home and visit- for their uncle, Don RosenberPurdue suffered a setback Yankees simply were outclassed ed with them and other rela· ry, New Philadelphia. when defensive halfback John Wednesday . tives. Shure suffered a 1.llslocated Mickey Mantle a n d Clete Mr, and Mrs. John Humes of Mary Pierce spent . sever~! shoulder, The injury occurred Boyer each committed a costly Canton spent the week end days at Steubenville With Suz1e during a passing drill and may error and veteran catcher El- with Mrs. Lottie Wilcoxen. Cooley. keep him out of the lmeup Sat· ston Howard had two passed Mrs. Mattie Yost of Oak Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walkurday. balls. Left fielde.r Tom Tresh Grove spent Monday with Mr. er, Heedsville, were visitini Uneup Chang~s Conll~ue lost lwo fly _halls m the sun and and Mrs. Eber Carnahan. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis. The Northweslf'rn Wildcats Roger Marls over-ran ~he ball Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Blake -Viole' Sw.Jth replaced fullback Steve Murphy trymg to get at ~. tr1ple by and Miss Lelia Burr of Ashta· --- -Jn practice with young sopho- C<.~rdinal calcher 11m McCar- bula spent over the week end Mr. Ira Beeg1e, .. more Boi> McKelvey. Murphy, ver. with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Colms Mr, and M<s. Crill Bradford the Wildcats' leading ground Those were tiroffs the Yan· and family. of WorUlington and Mn. · Hergainer, suf.fer~ nn ankle injury kees are str~ving desperately- Mrs. Gretta Simpson return· man Carson of COOlville wert~ against Ilhnots last week. mnybe press mg too much - to ed from spending last week guests uf r~latives here Satur· First string left end Kent get back in the groove lha~ with Mr. and Mrs. Solon But- day. Kramer was replaced during .araught them 20 world cham cher at Cleveland. drills by \linnesota Coach Mur- 5f$1lips In 28 ,ertes. Mrs. Elmer Hunter and son, Mrs. Gerald Simpson apent ray Warrnath. The change was , -~ " Card11 Were L.ooae Ira, and grandson. Stephen last week in Columbus with expected to be only temporary. The t:ardinals, meanwhile, Hunter, of Vincent !pent Sl.llt' her sister and family helpmg· Warmath ran the team through uJltY(>d lt 1 ·~the; yankees used day with Mr. and Mrs. Verne care for their new baby . .._~... Watterson. light contact work. At Iowa City, Coach Jerry, .~ !'lin the pta~ers were calm Mr. and Mrl. Helll'J Roush Mr. and Mrs. Carol Sayre Burns said the hitting was · 'I"' the ~arne, " said Keane, returned after spending two o1 Pittsburgh, P~ ., spent the "sood" during a scrimmage , ._nd .•d1at's a Kreat sign. It weeks ln Akron with relatJves. weekend here with their rela· that wound up the week's eon- itl"ans we · wore loo•e and They accompanied Mr. and ltv... . . Only you cutt the authonty on the style, the tact work. "The team showed '""~(' . - ·. -Mrs. John Fisher ~ Nlapra Mr. and Mrs. Fr•nciS Morns fit thai 1s JUSt right lor you. Th1s is not a boy's good spirit but poor conC...tra- ,Gitislin. wbo won nine of hts Falls lor ,.vera! days. spent Monday In Athens _v1slt· shirt and Dod probably couldn't wear it. Arrow lion during a workout agaillst 1asl 12 starts down the stretch, Mr. and Mro. Onjer Crarnlet 11111 lhetr daughter, ChriStme 1 TIM 1s httmg for you, from collar to cuff, through· Indiana plays," he said. Indicated he's among the real and Mr. and Mrs. Albert HID 1. _;;;,.;;;kiie..·.=------iiii==;;;;;;:;j Notre ~me experlrnenotd; "loo.se~ ones. attended a family r<!Unlon Sun- II out the body lines. See the Arrow TTM Collection during Its scrlmn]age with "You can't be worried about day at the homt, of Mr. and PIRST today, the problem ol tailoring lor young men is aophornore Don Gmltter at the them," said bIg Bob. "Of Mrs. Stanley Troiaau at Bash· QUALITY solved, you ::solve the choice ol &tyle, pattern and. outalde Unebacklng spot. The course. they're good. But 10 a~ an, -· " -RIGULA.It color 5.00 Irish will be coun~ pQ.Wm tO>- ... Gf' t-'h e · te~9 In pjlt ;· Mr. and Mrt. Gene Beegle _ Certified 011 Station flU In lor the ·:\"'~;~'-·-~~ "' fl!l!!-~~"' ' ··· of New Brighton, Pa., apent •. __ _ f.ynch; """"~- .. · Clrdlnailaol brief actian the weekend wltb bla latbor, w; Milit lt.. ~--· 1 M•ddle·po·rt PIays at Logan Fri•day has U. I' I anks Tn Serl·es Slump ·I J v_ . . . ~ Racm"e Long Bottom Soc'etYNotes . Socr'ety News 2-HOUR DRY ClEANING I· SERVICE II ROBINSON'S 1 f When a beer would taste good, enjoy the beer made extra good by Process 14-K. Pure-grain ... pure pleasure. ,______....,I ' Yes ... the young man who demands his shirt "DOWNIE-GROSS: •• POMEROY �' ·' ' 17 Arr Studying New Haven News Notes Arl Mrs. Anderson Trcbnit1ues William Flesher. rrnan. 1 4- Dally Sentine l. P omeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 8, 19b Mr. and Mrs. Charle! Han· Donald Hoffm an was a F'ri · - - - num and son, Robert . were in day night gue st or Stev1e and I 1 Cincinnati over the week end. Randy Gtrlach. Letart News Notes ; Is Speaker at F• 1 PT. PLEASANT - Seventeen I persons are partici pating m A birthday dinner was given Rev . Wilbur Baxter ha s re The Wild art traim ns g1ven m Pt Pit> as).II • I in honor of Bill Rollins a t his turned from North Car uluw ant this fall. The art mstruclfSI Ry Irene Winebrenner home ~nday. He wa s 78. Those 1where_ he had been helpmg in Things That Ordlnery hp E.U.B. BROTHERHOOD Ition is bf>i ng sponsore-d by lhe Tl G .d. S L d. Aid atll!nding were Mr. and Mrs. a revival. The. E l.i S Rrotherhood 1 1e oU J mg tar f a Jes h Carl Norris . o( JunctiOn City, . Weier Can Do To You , 'tour Coupt'ratJ ve Extension Sen •ice, PT PI.F>\ SAN T -- Mr s. T t ld k! . beld ll.s Sept ember mcetmg at Appa laetuan lf'nh'r West \ "u · Rruee Aml t'r su11 of Charleston. Je It s wee Y mee tng m t e OhiO ; Okey Capehart of Colun1· Mrs. Lucille Fov.l er, daught· Family and Your '·l· ly . basement on Thurday . ' bus. Clara and J oseph Cape- er o( Rev the church. Rev. Jack Welch, "e. 'n•··u UnJ'"''r 11 \ ' a . was thc gues 1 spea ker church .... ~ .. 1 . . . and . Mrs. Bax ter.. b As Advertised tn Pouen..nl Ca1vtn . 1recov enng .tn Holzer hos pita l ' u: . ng e"c·h ll'ed- 1or 1hc 1.trs 1 mee1mg o1 th e sea. 1I 1e day. was spent quiiimg on It1ar1, Mr. and Mrs . Pastor of tht. St. Pau] Lu ther- l'he group m••tJ Good Housekeeplna la an \hurch . ~·as guest speaker. nPsdn y evemng is b•c'ing taught son of thl• Eptscopal Church two QUilts and en]~ymg a sack Blessing of Letart . from recent surgery . 1 1 Speaal musH was presented by \Irs. W G. Schepman of Wumen Tuesdav The meet I lunch. Those all~nd.m~ w~r~ Au- ~ Mrs. Alice Brinker is enjoy- Several _from Leta rt atlend-1 by ~fr . and \Irs. Haymond So.utll l'. 1l a•rl•stnn Th•, Grimm , 1·no" her new 1.ob as l'OO k at lh e ed the Wahama Hornecom•ng ~ ten m~ h('gf! n WJlh :·· cnrpnr~ 1e com· drey . d. HoHma. n Georg•a , ff .. Ruush and fa mily , 5 30 A I I k I (, Q] 1(1 Hollms. \-elm<l Ho man L I I s~ I parade and root ball game ~ rl wrek sr ss ton began 011 Sept rnunwn at · IJ m. po uc , ' e ;} f u100 lbose attendlrui _ were Ray 14 and wtll conclude on Nov. d.mner wa s served tn th e pans . h , Harbar<J C.erlach, Th e Lear I t PTA he ld I -·~ . b . Margaret 1·rs lday . . Wea\ler , Paul Rickard. Tom 11:1 The 1". h I r II d b h lhomas \1 a cl Wmebrenner, nth! ,, . M d . h Mrs. Oma Paisley IS a pal A Budget Sntr That group .~ workmg · ou <:.e a " p m o owe y t e , . . S , mo y mee ng on ay mg t . . Horfman , Ed Bumgarn er, John v,; it h chareual, !Ja ~tel s. and wa gtJPst speaker and then a bus- El\ au C'1 111 ~-'t . dll o,se · \\Wa~d . bGar· scpt . 28 . Mrs. Pauline Tay lor tl~1° 11 m Pleasant Valley hos- 1 RemoYII HARONE:SS 1 . . ne 1 u<JX er <J O rene tne ren· . . pt a . B umgarner. J ohn Harrah, Ot -He r col ors me.ss sesswn was held . I IS the new president. Tl H T 1 h & IRON Lieving, Parllctpating <.~ re Ylrs . Norner Mr. and Mrs. True Blessing Ie new. ~me. e ep one extie Rou~ h . Ber nard Scarberrv. Mrs Vtrgtl Mrs Ander son used a s her Audr7 Huffman, Mabel and Iof Mason culled on ]rene Wine" c~ange bUJldmg IS progressmg Oth.a Liev lng . Mr. Amstroag. mun Soten1, Filten, Refine• Whal are water spotl, James Roush, Robert Cooki' . . Burris. Sr , Mrs·. Wilh am Ra r- lopiL" ··Episcopa l Churd1 \Vom· Irene Y. m_ebrenner made apple ·brenner Thursday afternoon. nicely . They put the cement lime spoiS, film t'au.sed by Richard Ord , E.dgar LaynP .I dm, Sr . Mrs Harold Hoss, L·n ·· cxpl ~ i l!ing 1he obj~ctive of buller. ~rld.<J y :hr.y have now The Sunday School attend- slab roof on by crane Friday . tap waler7 How do the)' George Jewell. Charles Weav· IMr s l~obelt Siler, Mrs Clyd e lhP_ ECW and dt scussmg t~e made :!6 gal!ons. . . anceofuurloralchurcheswerc Mr. Har~ey Bone;utter . Dar~ hurt cumplex:lon11 dull ...... Harrv Pt cken s Carl Gibbs h , dulles of the vanous standmg Kussel\ 1homas o( Brllh1 G .d. St· Ad Ch . rei I Hoffmun and Ch<1rles Han . hair spoil fabrics damaJle 1 1 .... , • , . Ca ll. Mrs. Douglas Rous , ~ · rs , . . k d UJ mg ar vent , ns 1an . b h plumbmg' Get the an· Barry Millf', , Rev . Milrtin E J C M . Monroe 1committees wtth th e more than a~ I, 01110 , spent t 11e v.ee en G4: Letart Methodist 60 . Oak nom each sent a . eef to t e swers Phone tor fOUr :Berisford. and guests. . ch · Mar:y 'E , 1r~ G · 140 church women attending. wtth hts mother , Marg;uet I G E U B 36 ' d ·8 d slaughter house hll s week to F'REE copv of "The Wa· · C , as I:! , rs. ~ e J n ammon. I Thomws They also had as rove , ' ' an oar I be butchered for their freezter Spot s:ory ." 0 T WN . ;ou~u~ I~rs C. R. Schurman, ~rs . Nel· ! Officers of the Chnst Episco- Sunday dinner guests, Mr. and I Bapti st, 21. . . . 1ers. _Tbe New Ha~ en JOY.n Coun- lle P<mgh, Mrs . .J. B. ~\iorsham. pnl Churchwomen this year • ~1rs . Harrv Thomas and daugh· Mrs . Ruby _Gnmm VISited s~v -~ Mr. Lewis Blessing of Colutnctl tnf't't on Thursday , - October I Mrs. Evelyn McDamel, Mrs. t>ral homes m .the .commumty bus. Oh.10 was a wee k en d . to FREE 1 f 1 . .. .. I are ·· Mrs · Millon L· Mi ller · 1~· r of Hun· 1mg n. 1 . ~l·th I VIVI.<~n ' Qr I S reguar _ m;emg Gllmou_r, Mr . W. C. Gil- presJdl:!nl; Mrs . Ca rroll W. Cas- , Mr s. Carrie !:'Iesher o( Sl.!on a membership dnve for thc l uest o( his arents, Mr and CompletelY Auformtlc Mayor Donal Batie} prestdint: ! mour , and M1ss Wanda Stem- to, VICe· resident : Mrs. F . w· 1 lnral P T.A. g , · p · , Others present were Hi 1 d a 1 1 P . Petersburg, If\ a ., returned to M d M D H0 ff- 1Mrs. Calv1n Blessmg . 11 , Mr. and Mrs Dennis Roush , .d pe. Ingraham, recordmg secretary; Florida after spending .- cou· r. an rs.. ~rre WE STOCK WATER .nl gwav, recorder, Roland , M J k p k d. 1 man were shoppmg '"New Hars." ac. ar , cor:espon_ mg pie of weeks here for the fun· ven Pomero and Pt Pleas- Ispent Sunduy with tliS son, Karr, 6. J Howard, Jr. Paul i so>>ENER SALT -. 1 k d ,....h 1 . R ·h C 1 OH-KAN Na•••-s 1-15 seer .tary' Mrs. Gall F'aires, era\ and burial or her husband · Y · · Johnny. and ram1ly in Proctor.n c ar , .... ar es ous , ar treasurer <Int. .:\londay . . . Mr' Mmer resident 1 Mrs. Barbara Lewis shopped Iv•lle, Ohio. . Tennant, councilmen, and Don. d Ch 1 z E (l't · 1'I' eam , sided s.durin" the · P • preMrs. Lavera P1ersall of Pl. ld Ohlmger a an ares erI orut I business sesIn Parkersburg Mond ay. kl ~ I d M Pleasant called on Mrs. Mau de e. PT· PLEASANT - Orl etl a , sion and Mrs · S· 0 · Litt lepage :' Mr. an b rs. h S d The Council voted to notify . Charles . .1 Han· . Rous , atur ay evcnmg. tile Town Attorney to proceed Sturgeon and Sandra Pauley I was progra m chairman. ~rs . E. , JRtom we:eod uMsmedss Vlsl urs m Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush J it Bartow Jones gave the mvocaavens\.\oo on ay · s d d. 1 f I ed I d I b with legation~ to obtain a rioht- tave een se ec e as co- ors R , F . d ,1 T were , un ay mner guess o o f th nen e s s I Mr. •om d Mrs. Ross - w·me brcn , · oi way fjve feet wide and ap o e Ino P t PI·aeasn t H"Ig h tJon · B a~ d J . . ~~ r. C 1 entz an uamta arpenter d 0 "· · S h 1 y b k "OH KA N" 10 r proximately 150 feet long on c 00 ear 00 Ispen t the weekend in Kelroy, ner an onna. I Butler Street between 5th .and the 1964-65 school year. . I Ch·il Action is IPa. Rev . Silas Billups was ai d A M'ddl 0 1 Gth Streets from Ule John Rich· Oth er staff members and the1r , . M and Mrs. Glenn Hoff- 1Saturday evening ~inner gurst 1 N, 2n ve. aport, • 0 are: Shirley elass- ~ Settled ., • PT. PLEASANT - Slurley man proper~. They also voted titles es Debbie MorrtlwEary, actJvJtes· Outsule E;~ry, K<Iy SC"arts and Karen manr. made apple bute1r Satur- ;~f~M::~~=::~l:{::_~~-===============:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ rs .•avena amcy . to appropriate approx•mately .su' K . : L '1 I ayton seniOrs at Pmnt Plea- day. $100 for grarel to repair the ·c e.ck~p, korgam~tt~n~; ynn PT PLEASANT - The civil ;ant High School have been Mrs Kathryn Blessing and unpa\'ed street! In town. rw §" s an s. a mtrustrator: nction of Retta Mae Bayles, et 1chosen by their ~lassmates to IMn Genevieve Roush are 1 1 They were notified by Mr. ~:vt B~nnett, s~r:~.: ~~~lnl}; Ial. vs. Harry Lane, New HAVE represent PPH dunng tlw half- servrng as petit jurors for Ma· Anderson that a sp~cial meetr o~r~, usmess; 0 Ie 1 '~ ·1scheduled fo r lnal Thursday timf' ~cromon i es of the Home- son County September court. ve rttsmg · m · 1~~-~.: - Football ·· · Weiga nd has reI ng wou ld be held on October . and Carol .Gerlach, m- mornmg ason coun tY c·Jr- comli•" Game Friday Mrs. Della 0 . dextyp1sts and miscellaneous . · c 111 d t f ' 6 to dlScuss the sewer plant ' . 'I cult ourt was se e ou o night between the Big Blacks turned to Ch.arleston to spend contracts. Carl Tennant and Nancy W.~lker, Judy Greenlee, court and petit jurors are no- and the Williamson Wolf Pack !the winter with her daughtC'rs _ · d Penny Dickens · 1 1ed th ey· s hou Jd no1 repor t for One o! these three lovely· Mrs. Mtna Chares I Rou sh were <~ppomte . '. Judy Grav. - t·r· Sm1·lh and Mrs. Du·' Slur!ey, Dianna Stevens, dulY U!l.J1·1 Oct ober 19th a t 9-30 t o ch eck lh e condi lions o1 the Amta . . · young ladi.es w1-1l be chosen I rella Staats. Lmda Thomas Scotty [card, . • . police car and dump true k. Mik , _ b ' C 1 K 1 a m. Homecoming Queen bv a ·se- 1 hose callmg on Mr and ~ e Ll<'m crt aro eg ey 0 0 b h h · · ' · wertThey \'oted to purahase two ' ,. . · .· n cto er 19t t e pet1t JUr- ere! ballot " vote taken by the Mrs. Okey Roush Sund ay more dozen smoke bo mbs to Susiln Harper · , '' JVIan Wolfm- ors are sc hedu1ed t o hear th e '' st uden ts uf the school and Queen I Buddy Kearns and wn of Hart. Dunham. ·a1 creI d'l ', will · be named at the ceremony . lford and Mr. and Mrs . Curu·s . town l es t sewer 1.mes m , barger and Jante . . ac·t·wn or Cmn merc1 COUI'l~ ES CLUH Mrs. Lavema Jackson IS the Corp \'S 9 L Somerville e ta , Sh. I ' 1 d · f th b k · · · · • Ir ey E ary -IS th e daughter ly oung. 00 0 "Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooke a VIsor e yea r · Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush 1 al. Grand jurrors will report to ' of Mrs. Juanita Rary of 918 23td entertained 1he members of . · Judge James Lee Thompson, I s treet Point Pleasant and her ,made 22 ga llons of apple butter 6'~~~ VaUey Hospital I Tuesday, October 13th to con- : escort, will be Danield .Beam. i with the help of Mrs Garnet the Couples Club wilh a dinner 1 on Monday eventng at their , A D: Peggy Lynn Ra- , sidcr matters that may be pre- I Kay Searls is the dauahter of 'Cha pman Myrtle and. Mae 0 . lhburn. Pt.p Pleasant Ann sent ed by Prose~utmg ' · AI torney , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Searls ' • horne. Oth ers attendmg were ' R b Pl ' Jo M of Roush, Vena Ramey, Ethel Fry, 1 Mr . and Mrs. Harrv Miller, Mr. ' ay urdrn, R - Be~dsantll; Mrs. Cecil B. Deaif.". Southside and will be escorted Carrie King and Lora Mae POPLIN ALL WEATHER 11 · Berna oey 1we · rs and Mrs. Lester Zerkle, Mr. 11, 11 H ' A 1 'G - · by Andy Wil son. son of Mr. and Brown . d M G 1\1 a er ersman, pp e rove. , . an rs. eorge. 8 urns, r. DISCHARGED · M Ed d F I d Mrs . E... ustace 'h1lson. Mr. and Mrs . W.•J. Rollms and ~1rs. James D1ehl!- Jr .• and Kirby and son Cam;~iis; C~~unera Announce Karen Layton 1s .the daugh ter ,are_ spending a fe~ days with Mr. and,Mrs. Mj1 CJ;lrk. les Bonecutte~ F II Mr. and Mrs. T. Layton, Pt. lthe1r daughter, Sybil, and husZip out lining. Attached BOTARf_ clUB · ri ay at 2J1..m. Pleasant and her escort [or the band of Junction City, Ohio. A film on ,,varlo¥8 football West Virgi.nia ·' ; University· j PT. PLEASANT. _ F\Dleral evening is Steve Blain. , Mr. and Mrs . Jack Riley of hood, colors hirgc and olive play~ used br jlayers were Danny Dodd, Jerry Hal. and Service for Mrs. Helen Ho~ecoming activi_ties will be- ~ Mt. Storm, W. Va., were Sunshown . to the .memb~rs of the Willie Capehart from West 49 , of Pittsburgh, Pa., with a parade Fnday 1 p.m. da¥ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oak Rota:} Club at thell' re~ar Virginia Techj Dick Tennan"t, ter-in-law of Joe Looml~ , . tbroug~ downtown Pt. Ple~sant I G~1mm, the parents of Mrs. meetmg OIJ. ~ursday everung. Robert G.tead, Rob~ , cho Road, Pt. Pleasant, will be will ~ conc.ludcd with a R•l~y ... Those atteDdmg were Donald Roush . Jimn1y Baird and Ph I- I held Fri$y 2 p.m. in the Steven dance Friday mght followng [ V1rgm1a Bledsoe was . an ov· Foglesong, Herman Layne, Don- ip Smith from Mountain Sta e Funeral Home with burial to the football game. ernight guest of Shelby Hoff· aid F. Roush, Lloyd Roush , I · · • "' College; . Lynn Mlllor . follow m Kirkland Memortal ·l 1''1oy d carmack, R.IChard 0 ru, Dr 1 1n R'd a J ~ Fl h from Cabell Huntmgton Hospll- Gardens. 1 1 · ~; d ~ g~ ~:o<;.. es.- al; Mary Jane Webb frorr. Hunt- I Mrs. Loomis died Tuesday ~~~sot~. eRus~el( ~ ~~hart, ington Beauty Sch®J; SheldOn i nite at St. Jo_hn'~. H~splttl, Pitts- I Harrv ~iller, Edwin Stein, Ar- Roush, John• Lay~, Barbara burgh. She Is Survtved by . her I thu ·Tha bet Th Reed I Howard, Jerry Wiles and Amy husband, Roy LOOMIS, P1tto- , Re~. Marti~ Be~~::d.-.. ' ,Rt)ush, from Marshall Unlver· burgh. F~JenGs may call at the 1 Brown Multicolor Plaid S~G CLUB 1 slly. . Stevens Funeral Home. The Sewing Club met .PO With Pile Collar Tuesday afternOQn at tile home' o! :.Irs. Howar~ Wagenhals. SIZES During the soclsl hour re7-14 fre shme nts Ji.eie served ta • those attendfug , Mrs. Hefrlu.n Layne, Mrs. Fred Bate), Mrs. John F'ry, Mrs. James Mac. Knight. J¥s. Harold Johnson, Mrs. W. 't. Slone, Mrs. D. 4. I Smith, Mrs. Ottis Roush, Mrit. L. G. Roush, Mrs. H. L. Dyer. Mrs. Edwi'I'Stein and Mrs. Wa- ' genhals. CLASS MEETING HELD eBLACK 600 )C 13 Mrs. Robert Cooke ef\t:ertain. 750. 14 3T NYLON eBROWN Combination ed the members o( her Fourth SAFE AW SURE GRIP Grad e Sunday· ,schOol Class of 1ame.d! lfteettllg I 0 I 1 1 I , Thlll»tall.e_ I .. I G'Ir}s Ch osen To Rt•.present 1 ,. WE RENT e LEASE OR SELL FOREMAN & ABBOTT 1 pOint • CJ asses I young world action 'I 1 I COAT 1 Rizer's Specials This Week 94th ' _., ANNIVERSARY SALE ,. TUFSYN ITALlAN STYLE LOAFERS Size 12 Yt to Big 'i tbt! EUB church Thursday ev· Si:r:ea First Line Suburbanite ening at her home. Attending were Mike Howard, Jimmy Cunningham, Jane Haymaker, Beverly Knapp, Jonetta Oldaker, Debbie Abolin , and Sharon Rickard. LIVE WIRE CLASS eBLACK The Live Wire Class of the eBROWN EUB church will again this year make apple butter to sell Size 3V. to Big 12 to the public on Oct. 13 and 14 at the home of Mrs. OUJ.a Women's Lieving. Anyone . wishing to · purchase apple butter, please contact a member of the class I or bring your jars to Mrs. Liev- ; Sizes lng. 1 5to9 __ PERSONSALS 1 pr. Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Ford were Mr. 1 and Mrs. Sam Russell of Kings- i Boy's port, Tenn. ~ Robert Staats is a medical · patient at Medical Center hos- 1 pita! in Gallipolis. 1 Mrs. Carl Gibbs has return 3 - - $4.99 ed to her home after being a ! to6 _ _ $6.99 patient In Holzer hospitaL Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Roush 1 Ribbed Crepe Soles visited relaUHs here on Wednesday and Thursd&y. Th ey were enroute home to Cleveland, Va., after having vacationed on the West. Coast Among the students visiting tlJil1' homes here during the No. Second week end were Phil Cooke from 'I , Boy's Rayon Tires OX~ORDS ··LOAFER~ I $4.88 pr, 6" SHOES sv. tO S14.89 Black Tube Type NYLON BLEMISHES $2.00 More Plus Tax & Tire Off Your Car Plus Tax Jjnd tire Off Your Car Snow •nd Ice Tiro 670x15 S13.95 With Tire GREY WOOL Off Your Car COAT FREE MOUNTINGS With attached scarf red and black pile lined DRESS SHOES Sizes 5to9 _ _ SIZES 3-lix _ _ SJ-88 pr. SIZES 7-14 - - - Girls' OXFORDS Size 8'12 to 4 _ $2,99 pr. Crepe Soles \ . Middleport ~ - • .... .....• I Reducing Pills Kick Signup Deadline Near RIZER OIL COMPANY j In Hospital Robert Ashley , Compe ution Director for the Meigs county Punt, Pass & Kick competition open to boys 8 through 13, bas warned that only a few days remain In which Meigs county area boys can register for this event. Top performers can win a Washington, D. c., .. Tour of Champions," plus an appearance Ill a National Foot- I ball League championship game on January 3, 1965. 1 "Registrations will close Fri-i day evening, October 9," Mr. Robert Ashley pointed 0 u t, ..and none can be accepetd any later, since we must draw up our competition lists and get everything ready for the bi)g program oo Saturday, Oct-ober HONOR CRADLE ROLL - The Cradle Roll Department of the Middleport Churc ~ of Christ was recently honored during the Bible School hour. Reading from left to right they are: Mrs. Carl Roach, Cradle Roll Teacher, Mrs. Lionel Boggs, CradJe RolJ Superintendent, Mrs. Richard Long and daughter Rebek <~ h Jean , Mrs. Raymond Baker and daughter Cathy Ann , Mrs. Frank ·Hera ill, Jr. and daughter Robin Lynn, Mrs. Rieh a rd Bailey and daughters Connie Lynn and Cann Sue, Mrs. Charles Hamilton and daughter Sandra Jo, Mrs. Don Schlllmg and daughter Leisa Louise, Mr s. Lowell Beaver and daughter Joy Don, Mrs. Ke nneth Scites and son Eric Paul, Mr. Tom Kelly and son Thomas Lawrence, Jr., and daughter Jene ll, Mrs. Raymond Kloes and daughter Paula Rae , Mrs . Dana Johnson and daughter Tern Lvnn, .Mrs. Frank Powers and daugh ter Pamela Kay and Mrs. James Daniels and grandchildren Lori Lou1se and James Chnstopher WJ· thee. Nineteen members were unable to be present. ---- Arrested by Peggy I Sheriff'S Men PLEASANT Lynn . age 3 years. and Jo Ann. . age- 5 years. daughters of Paul ·and Betty Rayburn. Pt . Pleas· ant. are li sted in good condition in Pleasant Valley Hospital af<tf"r eaung an undtermined number vf r('"dudng tablets ear ly Wednt>sday morning. P1 Da!IY Sentinel. Pom.rov-Midcll•oort . o . Oct. s . 2 Men, Woman Put Two Tots McCONNELSVILLE IU PU Sheriff's deputies from Morgan and Muskingum counties arrested tw o men and a woman here early today in connection with fi ve charges of breaking and t-nt ering and tlll'ft . Being held m the Morga n County J ail were Harry Johnson. 43. and Emory Maylt". 24, both of Gaysport. and M1 ss Ha zel Ilanes. 29, of Philo The tno ha s been linked to 11 thefts m Licki~g CoU11 ty, five in Knox. four m Perrv and three 10 Nublt>. · Dt>puties sa~d onP theft in Lirkmg County nt>tted th.:o thrre persons $1 100 •11 misrt> l l~menu~ ilt'm s. T1w lorJ\ w u ~ fuund m the tr1n"s hom,•s. -·- - - -- The three- year _- old was In <~ l'om<~lo:-e cun<litw~ when brought t.o tht> hospital early WPdne sday . Accordmg to re ,ports. the lwo youngsters obltaint-d ,Lht- ~ i l ls tro~ th~ir mo1 her s purse alter cchmbmg a1up a six fuut refrigerator to 1 reac:h II 1n searchmg for chew mg gum. The young sters , seeing the tablets, thought they Wl're vi! amtn ~. acrordmg to th'-' fiv e· lyf'ar -old . and il1t' <!rl und f' tt:'f· mJ·ned ,n1ount Th·' 1-.' w.·...".~ '"~THA\;IiF ~ 1"1! " \ "t"\0:\' ·• .... mlJ("h c·onr·t'rn lor tilt' )" UU II ~..,' rtr s Wt'll are wht·n !hr·} J1r::. l .W.o\.'Hl \ <.TII\ n ;pl , - 1" S ;entered the hos p 11;!1 fl(l·r 1<11.' 1\'Prl n P ~d:l\ r· a i k rl C11r ___ , ~ 11 1r·~f' p 1·,·mwr \l nic;e T c. ho m ......._ 1 hr ", d~ ' !f"l t i nn 1:\ 1hr· t 'n ll !'rl - ~ NO lfEI.P :\ rah P.r· r'I I!J ]ir ·' · ,· '.-!1111'1' <:itu CINCI:-.li\ATI. Olun I t:PJI - A iil ln11 , TlH' ~ n ·r1 1- r·rl furt hPl , I burly bystandPr .... :n cht>d <~ I a Nmlnw nt dov.ntown l' or n t r \\o e dn~ sd <~y <~ 1 ... o 11 s (J ifi('i;r1" :1 11 _,- .. 11 1 111ths muht wll' " n three ."h·grn _ \ . " d 1 ' 1 "' wert' ~ lin P 111 t w ' · ·~ f1liP'· k1 cked a '-' rippiE>d man a nd ti 1111 -, f"J { wll" (",, nl!(' r 1 ·r~i r\ P '' ' robbed htm ol $19 , Ju <:Pnh \" Ka s:r"u hiJ rl id fl· )~ ~n Tile vktim . Andrew Young. ll1 tht' r·r 1nft'l"P1We ur nnn-;ali 8:nr¥1 · '' 10." Headquarten for PP&K registratiQn, open to all boys eight through 13, is at Keith Coble , Ford Inc. I, Registrants must be accom~ ~ panied by a parent or guard- 1 ian. There is no charge for reg, istration nor is any spe-cial I. "• ' - ~, •quipmen t needed . COmN>tir·..... ,. tors wlll vie With others or their! _ 1 own uge in punling, passing and '' kicking distance and accuracy. There is no body contact. Prize~ in the Meigs county i" , competition include Cleveland Browrut warm-up j11ckets, placekitcker outfit <:~nd autographed rootballs. These are first , sec39. tuld p~l]('e that th~ 1hr~e ond l!nd third place awards for , al\a{'ked tum as he waited lor boys a, 9 and 10. Boys 11 , 12 ARBA MEN ATTEND DELCO SCHOOL - Shown above as t11ey prepare for arluill tune-up of an auto engine a bus. Two ktcked him as he ·and 13 will be awa rded gold,1are 14 servke ~tation _me1_1 o l~ lhe Mei gs_-G;.d lia -fl.·l ason area currently r nr.oll ed in ~ n tllt('_ni' lve l!miP~I Delco engme lay on the ground and the thmt silver and bronze troptlii"'S. !tune-up sthool m Galltpohs. Sponsored JOintly hy the G&J Auto Part s (o and (, a ll tpo lls l'a11." \\ a rt'hUll~l' , the grt.~bb€d ht s wa llet <~nt.l t11ey , Zone win~rs, determmed by l!ithuollrrings to Ons Jrt'a the very lates t mf'lhod s for complete tune-up on cars \\ lth tr ;.nsistonzt>d ignilton . alter - tlf'd . comparing scores ur all local nators, and oth('r vital knowledge tn ths field uf st~nice . The men ar e required to r umpll·te a 40-hour l'Oilrse of " I d1dn" t wan! to get in winners, will meet in a Dis- Iinstruction on tune-up a.s prescribed by the vast Cnited Delco program . Shown from h'lt to right in the <lhove photo volved.·· the b:vstander I old po· trict competition. From the Dis- · are Frank Queen. Gallipol is: Jack. Duffy, Pomeroy;. Fr~d Tut11e, Pomeroy Tom Sa11nch·rs ..\·IPrl" e r vlllf' : _ La1~ r~ Rou sh . lice when askt>d why he dld Jrirt champions, 168 boys wiii i M<Json; .John Beaver. _Pomeroy ; Jtm John son . Ca!llpolis: Jo~n ~1an~e:v . Po~nl'rov ; Jack Owl'ns. Galltpo l!s : Larry not help Young. meet in NFL game Area compe- , Sm1th, P~ . P!eas;"Jnt; Phil Burt<!n , rvl ason; ._11m Par s o~s . Ga~l 1pol1 s; ~arter f~(, n ch. i\-l !ddle port: a~1 d La\~TeiH e Sauml - 'r'·'"-.;-...--.-.- -.-- - - - - - - - - , tirions to determine 12 national ers,~~lipol~~·_ln th~ c~-~er of the pholo IS Jack Heme, c~~_:~n!:l~t~._the Umled Dell"o tratnlllg IJI::;trlldor. FIRST 9 nnallsts. The national finali sts QUALITY and their ~arents will go on a STORE TO CLO~t~ A~NOUNCE BAK< SALE . REGULAR "Tour of Champions" at WashL' ThP Stale Liquor store ill ' The Ho('k Spri ngs M y F' ington, D. c. This will be follow, Pomeroy willlw dosed \londay . v.ill h(lld a bah sale (It K:u- Certified Oil Station l?d by a trip to an NFL champ-IOctobt>r 12, Columbl!S day. I t<:"r"S Stor~. Saturday morning w. Main St. Pomeroy i ionship game (Runnerup Bowl 1 ., • : 1 I Two YOUn!! Beattie Fans SHOP SATURDAY 9 TIL 9 MILL STREET MIDDLEPORT, 0. ""f""' io Cairo instdd , T>hombe. - -- - mrmlli'®IBII YOU BUY A NEW OR US£0 CAR lFIND ~I •oWP.aUII'Uif ..... SAV (uP TO) $2!( THROUGH THE STAT'EFARM IIIJTIW. CAR FINANCE PlM L o w c ost financlns t hroush a local r: oo perat 1ng bank ~ 4 and our lo w cost • insura nc e tool Tuppers Plains OCiety News s. in Miami, Florida) where the national winners in each age group will be detf!rmined by a u By Evelyn Brlckles half·tlme competition in the The WSCS of the )fethod!!it CLEVELAND rupl) - Rela- church met Thursday aftercrowded stadium . · tives of one or the two Beat 1e noun at thE! church annex with The Meigs county punt, Pass fan_ s who ra n away •1o London I an attendance or eight. The & Kick competition is sponsord ld ~ 1 b ed by Keith Goble Ford lne. sal o ay. lney won. e co~- spiritual life secretary, Gladys pletely relieved until the g1rl Violet, prest•nted a program on iJ call tu prayer and self· returns home. Th~ two teen-agers, Martha denial which is being observed SctJend(>l and ·Janice Hawkem, by all soc ieties during , HIP. both 16, were picked up by month of October. The group London police Wednesday night. reported the apple butter makThey were to return home to- ing projec t as a SUC('ess day. They were gone for three with over 200 quarts made. A - - - - - - - - - - - weeks, financing the-ir tnp with memb~r, Mrs. Nora Rice, I 135m CHURCH $1,800 the Schendel girl had was reported improving after ANNIVERSARY saved for her college educahon. an automobile accident in The Rutland Church of Christ , . which she and her husband, will observe its l35th anniver~artha s 2~ · year-old stster, Wilmer, wNe ~eriously injured. sary and homecoming, Sunday, Elizabeth, satd her mother wns [They are both confined t o I October 11, accordin!: to Victnr ~ ·u.pset to cotnmPnt on the I Good Samantan hospital <~t Braley, Sunday School Superin· SituatiOn Zanesville. The November I tendent. Elizabeth said her sister told It mee!ing will be at the annex I The mornlng worslilip services her: '"Every thing is fme. Every- with a 'I11anksgivi ng progra.~ . will begin at 9:30 a.m. wi th one has treated us very niceMr and :vtrs. Kenneth GnfEmie Johnson, student mim s· ly." _ fith, ~on, ~oe, Misses. Connie ter from Kentucky Christian Col- She said Martha threate ned and Lmda Clark and M!ss Hela Jere, Grayson, Ky. as speaker, for several days before the Watson attended the district Mr. Johnson is a .sophomore at Bee~tles' appearnace in Cleve- meeting uf the MYF at Jackthe college and was a 1963 grad- land that she would follow them son Sunday. Thtt speaker fur uate of Rutland High School. A to England . "But no one be- ' t!le afternoon was _l'v~rs . Geralbasket dinner will be served at lieved her," :;he smd. dme Conway, a m•sstonary. 12 noon In the church baseElizabeth said hPr mother Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Violtt ment. Rev . John Wyatt of Park· was •·very upset" and added, had as gues ts her two sisten ersburg, a former minister of "No one will be complelely the and brother and their famil tes the Jocal church will be the same and happy again until they at a potluck supper Sunday evguest speaker at the arternoon are home ." ening. Present were Mr. and service! to begin at 2 p.m. A Janice's parents would not Mrs. Floyd Spenc~. Mr. a.sd vocal quartet from K. C. C., comment on the girls' es- Mrs. Frank Sisson and daughtGrayson, Ky. will sing at bottt capade. ers. Angela and Amanda, Mrs. the morning and afternoon ser· Elizabeth said the two girls Denzel Geoglein, <.~II of Pomewould probably return to school roy, Mr. and Mrs. Alva Clark vlces. Invltatlons havi been mailed at Cleveland Heights High and Mark, Jenmfer, Laura and to many of tlle area churches, School, where both are juniors. Natalie, Mr. and Mn . Virgil and the public is cordially invit"They'll probably be the most Roush and sun , Don, all of ed to attend! popular girls in school with the Po~eroy R. D. 3, Mr. and Mrs. MRS. CARPENTER ~tudents-but I wouldn't say Ronnie Pooler and son, James ENTERTAINS that about the teachers," she Ronald of Chester and - ~T rs. Mrs. Larry Carpenter enter~ said. Margaret Heaton of Bradenton, Elizabrth was asked how F la. 1 tained with a " Fresh Silks" party at her home on Salem St., Martha would be able to go to Mr. and Mrs. Wayne BrickSeptember 28th. Mrs. Janet college, sinee fill but about $500 les called on Mrs. Lucy Jeffers Morris was the demonstrator. of her college fund was gone. and Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Gaul SOCIAL ITEMS "There are a million ways to of Chester Sunday, Mrs. Pau] Hendrickson of Cin- go to <'allege," she said. Mr. and Mrs. Branch Miller einnatf. called on her grandmothand family of Belpre were Suner, Mn, Rosa Barnes, Monday. MAURJAGE UCENSf: day guests of his brother, Mr. Mrs. Barnes and her daughter, R11:hard Clay Eblin, 21, and Mrs. Dorsel Miller and Mrs. Floyd Thomaa returned to Pomeroy, bakery employee, two sons. Cincinnati with her for a short and Rc1a EJlen Wears, 17, Mrs. Anna Wosik of Morgan- ; visit Pomeroy. town, W. Va., and Mrs. Helen Mr. and Mrs. Denver ParS<Jns Tressler and children of Vjenand grandson of Felsnere, Flor- Parker and. Nancy of Syracuse. na, W. Va .• were recent guests tda were recent gutsts of Mrs. Their sister and brother-in-law, o{ Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Me Margaret Parsons. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Schrader Gill. Mrs. Pearle Canaday spent of fo' rankfort, Ky. Were guests the past week with her husband, at the Herbert Parker home. CHICAGO (UPI) - Richard M. Robert Canaday, at Jormania, Mrs. Schrader had come es- Nixon said Wednesday night W. Va. at their trailer home. , pecially to visit her father Pearl President Jolmson was reckless Recent guests of Mr. and Parker, who has been a patient and irresponsible and owed Mrs. George Daylong o! Lead- t the Meigs Memotial Hospital 1 Sen. Barry Goldwater an aJ)'l!l_, lng Creek Rd. were Mrs. Kate for the past two weeks. "Mley gy in their dispute over fle Daylong and 1011, Worthy of G.i~ ilso visittd with. her aunt, Miss conh.ol of NATO nuclear weaplipolls Ferry, W. Va., Mr. afld Velma Stancart, Athens, whol ons. Mrs. George SlininskJ of Rich.. Is confined to Sheltering Arms "It Is Johnson1s, not Goldwaway, New Jersey and Pfc. JUc.. Hospital. Mr. Pearl Parker ter 's position on this issue which k.y Daylong of Ft. Knox., Ky. was disr.harged from the hospit- is reckless and"" irresponsible," Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker al Sunday. His housekeeper, Nixon told a rally of Republican and daUJbter, &uzy vimted Frt· MJss Maude Creel fell at the precinct workers here after a tlay ev~~ ~ ~ hollla Ill hlo , P~rker home rocently and broke day of campaigning for the GOP 'flrolher,_ Mi'. Mil "!.irr: ~ lOme ribs . ticket. · EA~Y :. rrol K. Snowden 4 11) Htdgewood Drive 'Jh . 446-4290 G•tlipo/11, 0 . lllu!ual .-.utcll>llblle l ii> UI anet IAoiJip~o... Hu m~ Ufh:or : flloolllln RWI'I. M~noil P621 TERMS RUTl bNO FURNITURE SH 2-4811 Rutland --·- -- -- =_..._.,_______..,..::_____...,..______=: • • Comi U!! Home r CALL TODAY! 28 I Rutland 1 Society Notes I' 1 I I I I I II what you see moves goa, wait~ll you talle tire 1rlaeel One look M; thOl!e longer, wider tinea tells you lt'a the klnd o f letA!mooth ride even smoother and more stable. you juat couldn't buy before without getting into the lligher On top of that, you've got the kind of space and comfort you'd price brackets, But one drive will tell you a lot more. expect to pay a lot more than a Cherrolet price for. And the You've got your kind of engine going for you. There's an~ kind of elegance, too, Like the look of fine walnut on the Impala'a ha1f dozen available this year-anything you name from a quieter new instrument panc>l. The tailored wall panE." Is under the fra.m• 6 to a V8 with the authority of 400 hp. Jess cw-ved windows, A11d Borly b:-,• Fisher Cl'aftsmanship. And the road feels 1ike satin because our engineers ~ Beginning to ft•d like it's your kind of car! There'D eamM up with a new Full Coil suspension system, teamed •• be no doubt :~:bout it when you ..drive Ute real thing at. li with a Wide-Stance design, and made our famoUI your Chevrolet dealer's. See II b"nptifrd •hnJielllor ¥15-Chf',rol"t• (.'heullf', f'hPrN 11. Corrnlr & Corr,.ttl'-nt •••r .re•ler'• --·-. ·-·--·-·-·- ... -·-·- ................---·----· ··--··-·---·. ·- .. -... -··-··-·-·· ·-----·---·-·- ---··--·---- . . . . . .... -·--·- ·-.. ·-·--.......... -· ... ·-- --·-· .. -·- -· ·-----··------·-----···-·--------~ l I You'U Like OUr Service tvet e 1 I Home Owned & Operated ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ' ' No. I Economy Women's ARCH SHOES ss.aa Na-rrow Wall Pont, Pass, 114,6902 POMEROY W. MAIN STREET ~MOTOR POMEROY COMPANY PHONE W1' 2-2126 ~--~---------------------------------------------------------' 1 �-. . ' . .. . - Early Planning For Christmas IS Carried out Mrs. Slack is Nominated lor President Post Senior Clal• Ha. ... .. ' & - "· .. • • " ~ • Bridal Shower Given in Honor Q M Sh f rs. one 1 'f::"l.,':,:':r ~~;' • - - ., • - C-8 Auxiliary Observes Its • Anmversary Recognlllon Given - Becket Appearance Changed • Gran de c0 IIege At R10 Sohool Ardaur Mn, FreemuiiiDocll. president Mn. D. EdwardJ, pui>U~ r"lass of ft!e Edtn United Breth· Mrs. Arthur Lewls, a mem- , condueted it. ·~ with Games wert pl17ed dut1.na ~h h 'th M H . ber ol the First United Pro~ ' prayer by Mra, Carl HyselL The the social hour, with pri... rt>n t urr• WI rs. arnetl . t It prize 401\11~ by Mrs awarded the winners after Devotion1 by the president. Blilke tes('her held th~>ir get· A bncial shower wa!! given in byterian Church In Middleport, · The Auxinary of the Cltlcena rave n1 ~ w hieh d ff ' were Mrs. James Qu1ck, opened the 1 Earlv tans ror the Chri st- logPT~t'r at th'e dining hall ol' honor of Mrs. Henry F'. Shane was commended for a 22 year Ba.nd Radio Club met at Crow's James C awa w ed pte an co ee IDHtlD8 of the First Umted ma s · r~ect were discussed [)ollie's nes\.flurant in Heeds- tJant"t Arr.oldl at the Rock· altendance record .at Sunday ITown and Country restaurant to Mrs.. Nathan 1!1. serv ndin. . the move and Presbyterian Church Mission. h tph S Ladl A viii~ Oct 3 at 5·30 a m A sprmgs Methodist Church on School and worshtr service, T~~resday evening for a 8:30 din- ElecUoo o1 offtcen was beld Atte g were II Mr E . w en e yncuse e~ ux· · s t h t "·· . h h h , b . ·tn M Nathan Biggs select- Mrs Harold Hyse a. U· II')' Soctet~· in the church annex iliary met in the ''ilia e hall bHnqUt'l dinnt'r was st>rved by cp 17 , at 7: 30 · Yl en l.le .:x:ss•on o1 t e c urc ~ ~r m o servance of thetr an- WI rs. . · Ha ldns M, Elwood Friday niiJ:ht Oct ! . Monda , ni ht Se t. ~~ T h f mf'mbrrs of the class. 111 the church baseme~t the 111et this week. mversary. ed as pre8ldsnt, Mrs.. lloyle sene w ' r~hite Mrs. Roll call was answered by meetl ~ ag all·ft rd b He~· Bloke returned than ks g1tt wble was decorated m co. I II was announced that Or . Following the dinner, the Shuler, vlce president, Mrs. Bowera1 Mrs. Agnelp t 5• 'th · newsc eu oo er v · · Hard ta ·Mrs · Fred Taylor• Mrs· ee nu · k dbl eight members and one cuesl Svlvia Zwlll' .d i Attendmg were kev . and Mrs 1or ~ ot Pin an ue am: a bri- A. Christian Land of Russel· sroup edjourned to the party Robert ~n, secre ry, 8 1 with Scripture vme containing p" .. p sb prEesd• .enh Elden R Blake Mr:s Lucy dal doll was plilCed on one end vtlle a converted German Jew room for a regular meeting.I,;T~h~eo;_;;N;;:e;;:ut.;;'l,;;m~g~,~tr~ea~s~ur;,;e~r,:..,;;and~;;an~dOiMr~s,.,,.w,.a;i;y;one,...Gr,.ew.,...iiiiiiiiiil ,\,. rd , I rayer was mggiVen y 1t ,· · f t . · . · _ _ _ _ ~..e wo " Labor. Secretary Hood followed by the pledge 10 , Schultz, Joey Sm1th. Mr _ and 0 I · will visit th~ local church dur· 1nd trea surer reports given and I th~ American flag . Mrs Delbert Barber. M l'. and Pnzes were won by .\1.tss Su· ing the Thanksgiving season Robert King& are tpproved. Mr:; Cltfford Hockhold and sanne Arnold, .Mrs. Maxme Ar· with .f. 1-1. Garet , Robert Tewks. H . . 1 Nomlnet!ng committee report l Reports were made and ap· children. Bonnie and Connie.! nold . lJoor pme was won by bary, Charles Peoples, Jame!! O~tl ot P&enJC .vas to rel.aul Mrs. Tltu:-; Pick- prov~. Roll call was answered Dewain Barber. M1·s .. Marteen Mr-~. James Evans. . . Buchanan, F~ Lewis and ~ pu.•nlc and K.et·logether f~r ~ne as Vl<'e-president; Mr s. by etght members present. Rockhold, Mrs M<Jhlda RanArter tht! new bndf': opened Russell Lyons m charg~ of 8 r. fnendB and re1attvea were he d 'ti.Byme Holmes, as secretary; 1 . . ' dolph. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Ker·' her many gifts refreshments of rangements. at the h~me of Mr. and . Mrs. AAAA TO B Mn. Harry Potts, As treasur· On~ .Hubbard; ~-ber ~tckc,n s win, Gregg Rerd, Mrs. Rllda , cup cakes .. 'ce cream , coffee, I It was reported that a repre· Robert Kmg and familY in SIZES 4 TO 11 er. Nominated for president , and · hlton \an an, ft~emt"n, Hersman. Mrs. Martha Holslng· ami kool a1d were serv~d to I sen!atlvc ol the Gidem, Soci- ~ra~bury Sunday · 'Illose attendwas Mrl. Ada Slack, for 1 he · were present a~d cleanm~ of er. Mr; Fannie Ulgley and son those abnve Mrs. Norman E.1 ety will speak at the church mg mcluded Mr. and Mrs. Na· Ute. officers. l lhe hall was_ dts~ussed. They ~ddi£'_ Carey Hull , Mr . and I Hy~l l, Mrs. ~lt1rold Uladstun later th1s month_ Mrs. George thllil Hy!!e!J and Mr. and Mr!!. Mrs. Thomas Clark read an agreed to do tt Wl~. members Mrs. Win Holsinger and child· Mrs. Edgar Abbott, Mr s_ Joe Anderson, Mrs. E. 0. Tewks- Clarence Wycoff of Akron; Mr. ertiele on wh~re Missior..~ry l 0 f the Syrac~se ~tru W~n_es- ren. Brenda, Pattie and Doug· I Lawrenc~. Mrs. po~is White, bary and Mrs. J. E. Harley and .Mrs. LesUe Ervin, Mid~le­ lllOney goes and the benefits to l ~ay Homema.kers Club assist - las. Mrs Rnxie Reed and son, Mrs. Clifford Letfaen . Mrs. reported on the Presbytery port, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne King, the needy in this countrv and 1mg .as .they Wtll 81 S? meel there · Dennis, Mrs. Virginia Ha:telton. 8JBCk Robson, Mrs. Phillip Rad- 1meeting held in Wilmington re. Mrs. Edna Russell, Mr. and abroad. · Johnson. Mrs. furd, Mrs. Amos Leont:~rd, Mrs. 1 cently. Mrs. Charles King and chlld~ 1 begm.nmg w1 tn the1~ November Mrs. Fannie Mrs. Quick. read natne!! of meet mg. It was decided to s~~t Forrest Adams, Mrs. <..;tadys , Herbert Dixon and Susan, Mrs. ren, Charldene, Chester and DaMiSilonaries to be prayed for at once to plan the annual. \'I Sit Smith, Mr. and Mr.~. Howard WilHam Fox, ~1rs. Dan Shane, Ice-s Folmer, Mrs. Iva Singer, na, Rutland; Mrs. Verna Hy· and prayer was offered by Mrs. ; of Santa Claus .t~ the children McCoy, Horae~~ Kibble, Herman , Mrs ._ Waltf>r Wears, M r.s. l rt.trs. Andrew Davis, Mrs. Kathy sell, Mr. and Mrs. Robert .HoovPearl McBride. Mrs. Pickens I nt the communlt>· [Tribbit , Miss Lucy Rood, Mrs. · ~ewis Grueser, Pam ~nd Chns- Pullins, Mrs. konald Browning, er and daughter, Laura, M.r. 1l read 11 Conversatiol Number 1 The two groups will venture , Helen Dry and son, Dannie, tJe Evans, Mrs. Wtll!an. Grue. Mrs . George Skinner, Mrs. ~nd M~s. R~b6r\ Kl"S ~d C~ll· two'" on Africa. j into a nt'w project for this Mrs Lyda Chevalier and dau· ser. Mrs. Hug~ Bea.rh:::., Miss Merlin Tracy, Miss susan Traren, om, aro an m, r. Frte will offering of $8.75 was I Christmas with the collection 0 r:gh1ers. Florence and l.;mnie . IReta Wears, Miss Allee Buler, c~·. Mrs. Thelma Orr, Mrs. Nor-~a~dld Mrs. WJiliam King Shand taken. Refreshments were ser- toys to br mended and painted After a short talk by the . Mrs. Dores Arnold, Mrs. Opal man Hysett, Mrs. Janet EbUn, c 1 ren,, Debbie, Ka~y, erry ved by Mrs. Q.U.ck, to Mrs. Pic· and given to needy children of , teacher. Mrs. Blake, a rising ~ollun, Mrs. _H~~ry Arnold, Mrs. ~rs. L_eona King, Miss Sharon and Ke~n, Bradbury, Mrs. tens, Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. Slack, Syracuse. Anyone having toys! vote of thanks was extended 1CJaren~e Pr.mce. Dill, MISS Linda Starcher, Mrs. Pearl nada. and daughter. Mn. Clark, Mrs. McBride, Miss they are goir.g to dispose of to Mrs . Darleen Reed for the Sendmg g1fts were Mr~. M.ar- William Radford, Mrs. Norman Sabra, Rutland, and Mrs. Gene Frankie Mumaw. Mrs. Richard that stHI are usable please get use or the dining hall . Icella Snowden, Mrs. Lucille Wyersmiller, Mrs. Charles Bill· N?rton, Michael and Steve, or Rousb, and a guest, Mrs. Mary 1in touch with any 'nreman or ! Leifheit, Mrs . Avery Goegleln, sell, Mrs. Robert Arnold, Susie _M;;;t,.ner,...sv;;;ll,.le,.,iiiiiiiiii=iiiiiiiiii""'i Sheets ot Dayton, and the host· : auxiliary member or leaVe them I Mrs. Carolyn Collins, Mrs. I Arnold, Mrs. Roy Grueser, Mrs. It FIRST OiS. I in tht! downstairs hill of the 1 I Tr~cla Abbot~. Mrs. F.red Geo· Geneva Joachim, Mrs. Edgar I town halt. The door is alwa~·~ gl~tn, Mrs. ~1lda Blessmg.' Mrs. I Thomas, Mlss Janet Thomas, QUALITY J I open . , I Wtllard Hmes, Mrs. Richard Mrs. Betty Faulk, Miss Shelia , REGULAR I Neutzling, Mr. . Roy smIth, Faulk, Mrs, Hanford Stanley, : Certified Oil Station POMEROY 102 E, MAIN There will be a jitney supper ! Mtss Lmda Smith, Mr~ - William Mrs. Joyce Bowen, and Mrs. · 1g fS : W. Main s•. Pom•rov 1w the school auditorium Oct. Tho:o Golden Rule class or the Morgan, Mr~. Homer Radford L. s .Johnston. 17 . with servint, 'tobegin<~t4 : 30 Pomeroy Chu;ch of Christ met Betty Leonard, Mrs . F'ran: emp e eef1ng p.m . with the help of the fire-•Tuesday evenmg at the parson--A potluck dinner was held men All auxiliary m~mbers age on Cav~ St. . l lab~es purcnased lor the church . Ch arles Eskew, v1ce soc1al room . H was voted to Precedin, lh e Octoberm~tng I. 1 are asked to help as the pr 0• 1 Mrs "dt · h · h ll( Mei(!l Temple, p thian Sis- cceds are to ?e. used to buy pres1 en ._ was m c arge or pure ase chairs for the social ters, Tuesday eveni/g at the . candy for the VISit of Santa Get the meetmg and memtJ:rs re· room. . hall Jn Middleport. Mrs . Jean well and sympathy cards were sponded to roll .call With a [ Mrs . M1lton Roush conducted ZJrkle preslded as Most Exrel- sen1. . ~er~ from Ph!lem~n. Devo· lqulr. g<lmes ~urlng the social lent Chief in tht absenct of , ~ostesses Agnes Wh1tc and ti~ns tAken from I Timothy 2: 1hour and pm:es were awarded Mrs. Harry Clark. I·Da1sy Patterson took the auxil- J.,, wer~>, Iff! by Mrs. Denve.r ~ to .Mrs . Eskew. Mrs. Melvin Others substituting in of- tary membe~s ~resent to the Kap~~e. "'ho al.so re~d an arti· Smtth and Mn. Bob Miller. Refices included M Ph'l M · . ISyracuse Dnve-m for refreSh· cle, One Medtatur, taken ,freshments were serv-ed by h<Jrt E J . Mr/s.K t1 Qem 1ments. Going were Mrs. White from the book, "Devotions·· A · the hostess, Mrs. Je.rry Mast· E.S.': a~d .. Mrs. Geora;e Ch~t~: Mrs. Zwilling, Mrs. !--Jood, Bet~ , prayer by M~s . Eskew concl1Jd1. 1 ~rs to the above and Mrs. LouPast Chief. Those reported ty Hayes. Mylil Hudson. Cia · ed the devotions. . :•s Osborne and Mrs. Gardner Improving fr om ill ness were rad Lavender. Marie Rizer, and --A__ report was g1ven on the . _ , Wehrung. _ _ Mrs . Myron Miller. Mrs. Wil· , A a Slack . I Ham Lowe. who is returning rrom a Columbus hospital toPLAN HOMECOMlNG :iay, Mrs. Harry Bearhs and The Homecoming of the Flat· Mrs. Don ~ary, 1 woods M.E. (..'hurch will be There were 123 sick visits held Sunday, October 11 with made and $49 reported spent Sunday School .at 10 a. m. for altarulstic work. Mrs. Meln· Basket Jinner w11l be at rtoon bart, chairman of the ways and. the afternoon servl~ a~d means committee, report- begm at 1:30. Special smging • d the recent rummag~ sale a by ~e Noblemen Quartet J of Pour II••• of · .''l!"f' P 9 !!. 1 Hunhngton, WHTN·TV. Ev~rylconomy-Prlced 1 AII members are asked to : one is welcom~ . ~ Dtluxo Circulaton mre~ at the hall October 20 to I I sew carpet rags with scissors, . Holiday Jnn Restaurant Execuneedle and thread to be brought · tlve C&lter at Marion. to the meeting. The Temple re· No host~sses were named for reived a formal invitation to the October meeting due to .atte~d the dJMer and dance re- election activities. Betty Spen· Throello.. ot cept10n honoring Muilee Ad· ~cer thanked the Temple for Cuatom Deluxe ams, Grand Chief of Oblo, given cards sent her mother while In hdlantCirculaby Nevada Temple, 412, Nava- the hospitaL The blrthdayo of da, Ohio, Oetobor 10 at 6:30, etty Speneer tnd Mrs. George Tbe event wiU be beta at the' Childs were oboarved, 1 Mra. Lew!, v, Pot uck Dinner • hi' h H T 19 I M Go/den Rule Class Meets At Parsonage _ 1 Treaf~~)(~ . Family i 1 ;wm For Low Cost "Wall To Wall" Warm Floor Heating 1 ~BEST B . Swan \ ~~AUTIFUL I ' ' I, I, . 101 ·~Lf 18. f101h cooked In tho 79c s-10 COATS At Big Savings JACKETS VICKY VAUGHN JUNIOR FASHIONS POMEROY ...... ~., I l ! .~ I _ SIMON'S. i \ I I Self-Service Market SATURDAY TIL 7:00 P.M. 9 P.M. Pork Chops FIRST CUTS 49~ GROUND PRESH DAILY GROUND BEEF, -~- 29c BACON ENDS 5 99c EGGS ~~LL 3 $1-09 lb. lb. doz, Becky duro~ . Come And Sip ACoke With Us While You lnjoy The Fashion Show 12· 99 tyles with fur olllr and cuff. Girls' All-Weather COATS Water repellent eoatl wttb lip-out lining and velveteen collar . An 1111PUI'POit coat. ··'12.99 ' ~ PRICEIITAitf 'if/ AI LOW AI 6750 EBERSBACH HARDVVARE CIPI'. LOWII PAitktNG LOT POMEROY SPRY . . "CARPET OF COMFORT" heat flow at floor level puts an end to cold drafty floors. Quiet running thermostatically controlled blower op81'1tts automatically. "TOP·OoMATIC" CONTROLS, located at rear end and TOP of heater are easy to reach and '"'' to ut ••• provide you with fully automatic or semi-automatic operation of the "Carpet of Comfort" blower system, WARM MORNING's economical poice and fuel· saving performance assure you low orlsinal cost and low operating cost Come In al)d see the beautiful WARM MORNING Gal Mute.now on display. "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" MAIN ST. POMEROY MR. WALTER SUMMERFELD ••• Representative of Vicky Vaughn will be here to help you with your selections. Wolf Pumpkin R, Hlndy D. Jenkins B. Davis W. Davis Handicap· Total Won 3 Lost 0 Racint V, Durst L, Mallory D. McTurner Blind M. McKelvey Handicap Total Won 0 LM1: 3 s AVicky Vaughn Jr. Dress • 362 330 330 :t 1 792 2163 405 362 oi05 378 I I 330 714 2114 lo I, " 358 1• 305 II ~~ 300 360 1 1&10 WILL BE GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY AT 3 P.M. •e ,I , 411 301 440 402 447 894 28911 d ' ' II I I I I f ~ 351 38& 330 ' 549 810 2850 Nelia Barton 332 Bob Barton 401 Lolt Clelland Betty Russell Tom Clelland Harold Rus,.ll lbs. $1 8 till cans $1 Handicap 3 • 46.oz. cans $1 Total Won I Loot lb. box 19c PEANUT BIJnER 3 lb. 50 LB. BAG .. 424 302 6 SODA CRACKERS POTATOES 11 ,h Barbara Eblin Won 11<1111 ' '·n- i 277 I· ---. -- --- :1 - ia ~. n, -' I, •,. ,.01 ol ;, ),, to How about some family fun tonight7 Eat out' Take Mom and the kids rt out to dinner. Relax in a soothing, ~nhurried' atmos~here. Enjoy convcn1ence at your t>ne;c, ' 'ps , . h Let each member of the family choose his or her favorite d1sh. It will be so attractive to the eye and so very pleasing to I I ' the taste, you'll be glad you came, It's fun to eat out, I, I, especially during October, National Restaurant Month, "..-c ' 54 1470 K ~ P's con•$1 SPAGHml _ _ _ _ OPIN PIUDAltNIGidll TO I; SA1VRDAY TO I P.M. liP. """" Pomeroy •I Team High Series - Racine, 1 2850, Team High Single Game - ! Middleport No, 1, 965, ~ Ind. High Series - M. McKel- · vey, 549, Ind. High Single Game - M. Menchini, 194. "' Cbarl,.. Porter Bill Porter Blind Blind Total JELLY EVAP. CAN MILK Mo., T- woil; t AM lo I PMI , . , ,, • .. WY. 2-2955 Middleport No. I Handicap Total Woo I Loot Z 3 ::; 99c Cans OLEOMARGARINE - - - - •. STORI HOURSt REXALL DRUGS 502 · 441 316 !13 330 390 15!19 i Alley Colt Juat Rotltter Your Nome, Any Tlmo Until 3 p.m. S.turdor. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY, WINNER WILL BB: NOTIFIED, SWISHER & LOHSE • WEDNESDAY IIIIXED LEAGUE Sept. 30, "" EveJyb's Grocery Lawrence Eblin 381 AN INVITATION • • • GIRLS' DRESS COATS G. D. Leonnrd Blind Handic4lp Total Won 2 Lust 1 Wahama F. Reichert P. Lingerfelt C. Abotin 'll. Stout C. Anderson Handicap Total Won 1 Lost 2 R. Coleman Stephenson, and Ann Elliott. Sl99 up ' Pharmacists to Serve You 2511 Pomeroy M. Menchini G. Harris L. Van Meter Blind Blind Handicap Total Won 3 Lost 0 EASTERN c. Knish1 T. Cruise Pomeroy OPEN DAILY UNTIL . .... . Kay Egner, Sheri Johnson, April Brandeberry, Annett. Thomas, s-10 You'll Like Our Values! THE MODELS ARE GALLIA ACADEMY HIGH SCHOOL MAJOREnES ,.,,,,,, See these brand new 100'7., water repeUent cottons witb Insulated quilt lininJ. Tbey are machine nshable! Size• ? to 14. Similu atyle in cor- • WY 2-3498 Informal Showing With Live Models Featuring One of America's Outstanding Dress Lines For The Campus Crowd and Others. Vicky Vaughn Fashions As Featured In Y~ur Favorite Magazine Seventeen, Mademoiselle and Others. Girls' SKI 1to10 BEN FRANKLIN SECOND FLOOR FASHIONS •' • Won 0 Lost 3 OF ' 3J1 900 Handicap Total -- - - - - - . • e 3 Registered ..................... Goessler Jewelry Slore Saturday; October 10th At 1:30 p. m. I Won 1 Lost 2 IIPOWtOIIft Ind. High Game - Men DIAMOND RING Ell.., ..,..ut Rl•1 ja71.00 Bill Porter, 185; Women - A. lrlde ' • C:l•d•t ...... JS5.(1Q ,FAMOUS SINCE 1850 - - J Sawyer, L. Winebrenner, 158. SENIOR BOYS LEAGUE Ind. High Series - Men-Joe Oct. 3, t96f, Bailey, 492; Women- L. WineMiddleport No. 2 brenner, 419. ' D. Garten 320 Team High Game - Pacers Court St. Pomeroy J. VanJnwagen 332 Four. 584. R. Hindy 379 Team High Series - Alley , _ _ _ _ _ .,...,..., A,rtnrye d ,_,., ______ M. Garten 253 Cats, 1688. with ~fr.~JZ SPECIAL SHO 1 28' :: with the 1 1 He Is II yean old. He It mar· t ned 10 the IIN'met Uly French PIRST QUAUTY :~r · = t y..:~,: REGULAR . ACCURACY Marguerite's Shoe Shop , News Notes BAKER FURNITURE Black & Brown Combination With Matching Bags Plain Black .•. Plain Brown 1 ~; ~:."· Harrisoo\'ille an- I 1 1 c tnd Mrs. Roy Rlfne. Mlddl., l HOOVER PARADISE KITTENS • ~o.:,~:·=~ Anniversary Is elebroted nols. Othert pres«tl were Mr., 1 1 1 who llhould recetn their memberthlp cards within :e :,: Olltl li<Gllo... i celpll will admit them "' the I 'Ill f mil hlped lh They are the paren•• of ,_ Certified cilf"Stlfion ~ first program on Rio Grande e a Y wars toge · .~ -, College Artist Serie> th' Don , The lOth weddfni onolvel'S!Il'J • al the Racine B I p t lot ·- - - - - - - - - <hik!reo, I Cossack Chorus, whi~h will ap- of Mr . and Mr!l. Harry Curtis, Church aft.er w.hich they enjoy· The Trl..County Community I nounced a change in the date pear at 8 p.m. Oct. 15 in Corn- Racine, w111 celebrated on Sept. ed a lovely dmner served at I Mn: Fra~ces Youna presentConcert As&oclatlon has an- · one of the progum8 scheduled Hall, as well as to the 27th. Harry Curtis and L 1 n a the Martin Restaurant. Middle· ed this wnter with an article \ for the 1964-65 concert series. first concert thls Shain were united ln marrlal!,e port. taken from a Dayton paper, · To avoid a conflict with Rio y evening. on Sept. 30, 1914 . Mr. and Mrs. Curtis were pre- stating t,hat Howard Landaker, WE'RE CELEBRATING Grande COllege'!! mld~se mester Th C 1 He i(Jing them celebrate were seT.Ited <1 port:J.ble TV and re- who was r~sed here, still nUt1 NATIONAL HOOVER WIIK vacation, the Marta Becker pi"). e o urn bus Symphony is 1 • ce1ved many other lovely gifts es melons m summer & hWJts gram has been changed to Nov . also scheduled for another ap- thetr daughter •nd family, M~ . &nd cards. I COOn and muskrat in winter 5, when she will appear on pe.arance in Southeastern Ohio and Mrs. Walter Well!: (Marcia __ __ _ _ __ ·I POUiHII~SCRUIIER stage of the college's this fall, in the Lancaster High Ann). Danny and Mike, .wash· .. 'f' lty Hall at 8 ~ . m. School at 3 p.m, Nov, L lngton, C, H.; threo of theor sons BEWARE OF 1 and families, Mr . and Mrs. Rt· Give• your floor• rhcn handrubbe-d The concert season in this ar- Rio Grande College has chard Curtis and Sherri Lee, ..~===~~~~:-··~:-:·::·'":::::1 ea will open Saturday evening nounced Lhe ~etond . progr.a m Fataskala ; Mr. and Mrs. Sam l 1 look. Also scrub• in Fllrtsmouth. The Columbus scheduled for 1ts Artist Series. Curtis and Sue Anne, Morning ~ ~· rhe floor. Symphony Orchestra wiU On Nov . 23, Joe and Pelllly Ar· Star; and Mr. and Mrs. Tom ·· sent a concert at 8:30 p.m. onson, international folk singers, Curtis, Minersvllle. One son and the Portsmouth High School. will present an entertaining pro- family unable to attend were and the Portsmouh Commun· gram on the Community Hall Mr. and Mrs. Robert Curtis iy Concert Associa tion is plan- stage. and Bob, .Jr., Waukegan, llli· ni~g to hono~ men:tbership ~e. The remainder of the college _ ____;,_ _:__ __;_:,_:___ ON DIAMONDS I I cetpls for nelghbormg assoc~a- series will be announced soon Gail Hovatter 334 Dl~mor11tt llevt! e dtfinit• vtlue- •lrnott like tun~oy . AI\ 11\kwM .. lions who have not yet distnl>.11 th 1ete sc hedul•e Richard Hovatt er per1on knows that bil dii~;GUnlt utualty mun lnltrlor quality, or t'cket as w1 e comp 364 tb I d untrue valut. And that un lud to a llfetlmt of rqret1. How c;an utc e r season 1 3 ·. • of program~) planned in nearby Total MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1590 you be sure of honest velue? Buy the commum·t·1es and open to 1oca1 Won 2 Lolt 1 diamond wllh U'lt bMt r•put.tlon1~_;:L;;:•c:;:•:_l..._;c~on:;:c;,;e;.:rt=;;_''~'•oc"'IS"'l"'to"no concert bU)' 1\rtCINeill. Ttlt lilrl . .t riMII'IIIilktr association memben. When your doctor writes Tbe Spoilers In Amerlo:a, Artcanred tertlfit! uth Ben Grinstaff 308 dl•mond wltn It! ~amou• 4-way 1uar• out a prescription for you or a member ant•• - In wrllln1. PriC411 etart 11 256 Barbara Grirutaff low u. $50, 1nd they'ra not aveilable of your family, you can be confident Art Hoyt 368 1t dtnount hou!iiiSI Set our ArtcaiVtd II!>IKtlon- fUII'II MIVtf 10 WrOMI Virginia Hoyt 320 that your local druggist wHI fill it With IM Handicap m exactly as the doctor has ordered. Total 2531 rded a.:Cu 50th Wedding Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ,, Oct. a, 1964-7 membero, &-Dilly sendllel, Pomeroy·Mld4leport, o,, Oct, 8, 19M I•• 99c .39 i Poeors FGar Joe Bailey Amanda Sawyer Lolt McElhinney Ken Melmhlnney Total Won l LOll I .. . . Tbe F8111'1ome Winebrenner ~e. ••• and when you 310 eat at home ••• 291 470 for the same appetldng 491 12ft 1688 492 402 287 481i 16611 . i. reaction ~very time bread i> served to your !emily, insist on Heiner's $nrichtd bltad 'ceuso Heiner's gott with everythlna aood. filler tptu... belllt labl ,, t t : . .,.,. .i "- .• ··.:. I ';\.. ~ ~ : '0 I I , �- • • ) . l a-Dally :!Ientine!, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Oct. 8. 1964 WANT AD INFORMAnON 2 SIGNS Of p!;•DIIND Business Services I, _ Pomeroy Motor Co. ---- ~- ALUMINUM self-stormg 5torrn Wln.dows at prices ynt can afford Nothing down , up to 5 years to pay Call WY 2-- 1 2874 or WY 2·5129 1 IO!l2tc j r . ., DaJ" .....,. o:: ~ Pvb~»~rca. QUALITY I ••F I Over 50 Members, Guests, Attend Legion Post Supper College Ave. I Main Depot Sts. ---------------------- •p CARRIER WANTED! RUTLAND •:II " I) !' I I The Daily Sentinel ol SOCIAL CALENDAR Over {Jfty members and , Marcinko, Bob Vaughar. and ocr. S t.GO ~ ... gui"~l <: wt>re present for the ' Harry Osborn. The ~leanor Circle of Heath annual 1ov~trr !<Uppt>r held by Tht;> shoot w;ll be held Sun· Methodl!lt Church will meel ~"I'!ONa _ _ $895 CO&B.ICTION8 ll~t·w Wt'b,ter Pust 39, The AmI day, October 25 at tile Forked Thursday evening, October 8 at 1958 Ford 1 Ton Cab & Chassis ' Will .._ ~ tu~W tUID L a erxan Lt'glnn Monday , Ocl 5 ; Kun Sportsmen Club. A thirty 7.30 p.m. at th~ church. MlstJ ,_ 1>11 .J Puhb~tto. VB en~{lne, 4 speed trans 750x20 tires, sulid cab, healer. WILL launder or block center-. dollar contributiOn was made Bess Sanborn wlll present th1 & iUIGW..T.lONII ph.""Ces. SH 2-4805. 10 2 6tp Commander Guinther opened bv the members present to J>rogram with Mrs. Charle1 By'I'M ,UU.Ilu - " - t:.be !"'PI the nweung 10 ntuahslic . fo~m g~ve this drive 8 good start. er devotional leader. • e41t al ~ Ul1 . . 11-ed $1699 1963 Corvair Panel Apply a'dVU?S'tl' DTon tboUI.'I 'TRANSMISSION Salvage Com· and extt>nded h1s appreciation A lett er from the Meigs Th p t'QGfW \llull.uiND 1'bt pOb8 d C"lli. Low m Jil'GI'!C. solid OOd~, hr;rlt-r , g oo d \lit'S. pany. Repam ng all makea. 1 lltMI' . . tot '"' ~hM lor for tht> fine turnout. lntrodu red County Fair Board compliment· e o~eroy enW b ldl then! club w o elf ~ t.b.u · - ~ ta-uoo ~.,tomatic and standa rd transHfl 11 , E1g hth D.I s- ing the Post on the fme job band Radio thl II 1 Th 1 was A en 1 OATD mlsslons. Electric welding. tnrt lsi Vice Command('r, who it did m nlirklng cars for the regu ar mon y meet~.ng dudrll' 1958 Chevrolet Bel Air VB· 4 Dr. _ _ $495 .... WI:DI Ad ......... k b 1 , b h r· duy at 7.30 at tue Ml e. Phone WY 2-6173 . spo ·e 1"11' ~ un rn' m t"rs 1p 1Mr·Jgs County l<'a1r \\Its read · 11 11 Ge • O.tl .... .an ~ 1 KblliQUa C'buts llll emt. 9 24 Uc A.lsu lntrfl( hi i"Pd was Char lt:'s A eard from w aitPr Parson~ port AmeJrcan eglOn a . r· WY 2-2156 Ill Catt ,.. oro.-.l toor n.r.. 1 R . p · ald W e1d ncr of the GaUipol l! . MeUU•• to.llrrdoYosT, f1om I 1e aune osl. Ia doubli! amputl·~ who is in k I H CJ, OlaftUM .,.. palO •d• •IMI UGHT HAULING or water · State Patrol w1:1 be guest spea · 1 . - ..,.kl wlthNI 1t du1 Frank Vau~h;m !j<JV~ a de- Brown·s Veteran Hosp1tal m er and all members are uroed _ OPEN EVES. 7,00 P.M. "!ARD 01 l "J:L..UO..b • OBrl"l.lhauling. Phone WY 2-6222 • Real Estate For Sale t<ti led report on the Eighth Dls- Dayton, wA s read. Mr.. l' arsons to atlend. .utiEI - J.l.Je for 5u -m mm. POMEROY , OHIO 24 3 ltDUriO ~ Mlll.I~CIIlal .....,. lJt g 0tp tnrt Confe rt:'nce held m Wells· would appreciate beanng from Dn"tCJ aouu ----------ton on October 4. Vaughan, Don his fe llow LegJOnnnir('s. His The Laure-l Cliff Better e..ao L 1L 118 o.OU f' M. OalQo ------~ --HOME SIT~. approK\mately 2 Hunnel Guv Gum!h~r and address 1s Wa ltl'r Parsons, Heal1h club will have Ita annu. bt~ A. lrL 1.6 u.oo For Sale HEATING, Plumbing, Muollor Instructions good spring JR proper I Frank ·Cht>t'~etJrew attended the \\ ard 2, Browfl '!l Veterans hos· al anniversary dinner Thursdav acres , Furoaeea.. Anold Brotbren. ' " 110 &Ul' 1'0 PU.CI A tJ, lots Jf shade trees, locat· l C(lflft'rence as delegates from pi tal, Day1on, Oh io al fi 30 p m., ot t!w hnme u. 118 East Main Street, Pom. . .UI.T """""""" ONE PONY buggy and harness, ed on U S. 3:1 near Rock • Post 39 Fn.n k ('lwesebrl.'w is Ha!;' h (;i lmore, a:-sistt>d by \irs. Ch:1rh•· H Karr Sr. U. S. CIVIL SERVICI TESTS1 eroy, Pb- WY t-!441. $60 00. See at Bishop·s Farm. I 2C tic Spnngs Faircround $2 500 R 1 the E1ghth J) 1stnl"! Ur:lplam HoU \' ~ugh.~ n Kl'll ll~' Ha rns, Thf' Southern Local Athlel lt Ill• n worne10. l~ St&rl nr.p .. PHONE WY2·2156 ti.O:II.OO a wn.~t; Prepar1t.on tratmn11 A. Fml<ll-' • , WY 2·297!l. 10-3-tfc Cha rlt'S swalzt'l l'lwrman of Paul 1<n!or .and l.):tn F"olmt'r, R 1 ll h ld J Rutland. 1Q-5-61p !,==========::, Qfllll IEJt>nl~ rh<>u~U\t1~ ~~ inh• -c=c-=:::-:=::-::--:----~ 'I the 'G 1fls for Yanks Who ' prep<tred and servt>d tlle oy~ Ck)S t•n . W\ 111 dt len re,gu. FOB S.'\l.E-Mlddlepo 1J'i's tall· , . 11 a.r rneellng urs ay even ng npen ~REB E~;per1rnrr Lllllft ll,OD \11\"e•JOhl. e • WOMAN 'S GOOD, clean used' IIIJ"Y >nf<>rm.lllilll ~==========='I •larleR r· "r•m.,nt• Wn•• rul >., l' est bulldm~ . locuted 3s2 N ~a ve" dnve nitmed the follow· lters afh'r Lhe mtoeU~ ()('Iober 8 31 the Southern L~ drPsses, mostly size 161.1:. 21 rh·lns . . arne lddr•""' Uld phone Notice Second Street, Mh.ldl~p ort 1 mg romm!I IL'f'S for the ham Thr next mt:'t'tmg of Post !9 1 H h · hool fur $.5 00 . No night calls. Res-- 1 Unro ln !ierv1e. So1 '811 Th• and turkey shoot : Ammuflllion, w1ll be on :\~,mda)·, Oclober ] j ca tg S<' O..u.r 84!ntlntel 1 id r nce D. Adeline Browmng, & Priced for qmek bllle 1Jl. quire at Ohio Hotel. I Hob \"Augh,m; Targets, Don at 7.3o u m Tht> movu• for the tlrert 'l'il' bP a mc:>ettna of Rt. I, Ruiland. 10 6 6tc lft tfc Hunnel; Kitchen, E!za <;i \ mor~ . ni~h t Wil l ~ '"Story of Amen- :tht Xi Gamma Mu Chapter ol - MEN10 Parts & Service On SEE THE NEW -· ·-George Nesselroad, and Olin can Whi skey ., The menu :BeLa Sigma Phi Thursday al GET A MAN'S JOBII AKC Basset Pup, very nice. 1 Operalm& bulldown grader• d ra1 HOME for rent tn Pomeroy 3 Knapp ; Firmg hne, Charles for tbe ntght will includf' chilL 7:30 at ~ offi~ of the Colum Any Make Chain S111w rnne~ . har•ktwel ano;l ~crap .. rs ~.&rr• Rea son<tble. 1953 Chevrolet, 4 I rooms and bath. YlY 2.3575 bia Gas of Ohio in Middleport. .op wage~ We will tra~n vnu on door coupe - $125. 1953 Chev· )\lr eQUipment V o, appro vOI-d for ll\J ~"Uitl~nt Lr&lnJn11. Wrltor: Small Engine Service rol et panel truck, $150. Both _ _ _ _ __s-,_I-uc ocr. ' I A 8 SOCIA l"ED I:IF.AVl' EO\IIPli,!"E"/'T SCHOOLS have very good motors and SllVEN ROOM brick home In SyracuS<' Mt>tlmdiSt Church good bOOies. Phone Coolville P·.meroy, lwo bathrooms, 4 0 will hnv• I rummage sale in Pomeroy, 0 , 667 ·3654. 10·3·6tc 806 W. M•ln bedrooms, garage, basement, Approximately 135 attendOO RiN:> and Du~k Wiley . the church basement Friday 3 fim shed rooms in attic. the homecommg at Hemlock A reading, •·Just An Ord.in· and Saturday from t a. m . to Large :ot. Out of high water. Grov~ Church of Chnst Sun· ary Christian," by J ohn Swartz 4 p. m. Soup, pie and coffee For sale - -- - -- -- - - - 60 Chevrolet _ $895 PHOTO Copying Service. Cop- Central heating Inquire day. preceded a solo by the Rev . wiU also be served. Thost! POMEROY, 0 IIOLISE. SIX rooms. and b.1th, 4 dr . Corvair 4 dr . Seda n, les made of legal papers, Charles Wildenn uth WY 2· Sunday Sc hool was held in Hi cks . The Norris quartet sang w1shing to take soup borne are 107 LO("I lS! St., Poml'roy. or1gmal bl ack fimsh like birth records and almost any 2205 or WY 2-6116. 9-26-tfc the forenoon with Ray Whaley, two numbers as d1d the King asked to bring thetr owD cau10 8 3tc new. other documents. Also lamm· - - - - superintendent, in charge, fol· children, after which Mrs. How- tainers. tin~ tn plastic, film to p~ BOUSE FOR SALE: 4 rooms lowed by a basket dinner in ard Bolin, wh().has been S"'ft'lem· I.OSE WEIGHT safely and ea~ Cffif!UAHUA ma lo puppy for 63 Mercury _ $2,495 ocrve your valuable papers. furni shed, Minersville. $:iUIIU the church basement at noon. ber of the church for over 70 Mary Shrine White Shrine of lly, with new Dex.a-diet tab- sa le. VI :.1 ·26~2 . 10 6 3tp VB - 4 dr. Monterey . Shows Reotf:r Insurance, Pomeroy Phone WY 2-3312. r 25 tfc The hymn '' Power fn the yeors, was rerogmzed. Jerusalem wlll meet at the lets. Only 96c. Stark Pharmtend er care by one local owu· I ___________o_t_ u_c Blood ," opened the afternoon Following a short talk by the IOOF hall Friday at 8 p m. All acy. 11-13-lilllp COMPLETELY reconditioned er. Fully equipped. session, followed by the invooa- Rev. Hicks. a special number members are urged to be pres-AU<.'TIHNE~:R Prtu,tire i.• Ht>ld Kenmore wnnger type wash· twn by the Rev. Donald H1 cks, was presented by the carleton ent. AUTOMOBILE ltuurance beeo ~r . 2 speeds, automatic tlm· ~::.,:;:For Inspection canceuedl lmt your opera· er. pump Rinse tub includPlans were completed and pastor of the Middleport Church church group. A trio, d~ets and The Eleanor Circle of Heath tor'a licenH1 Call IVY :I-2!14Ml of Chrtsl Several vocal num- the quartet by the Noms . group Methodist Church will .9ponsor Wrllo, f'lloae • Contad l h . . Pomeroy, Ohio ed, $55. IVY 2·28J6 A. c. BRADFORD prac 1ce eld _for mspecllon at bers were presented by Homer presented several selections. a rummage sale Friday and \IUUc The hymn, "God Be Wilh · h fc=.l Farm Equlpmf!nt Auction Badlle, OWl mcetmg on October 20 y T"l\ W M 1 A . , d Saturday, October 9-10 tn I e - - -- - --- - - - - •========1:0:_:6:_t:: tfc the whennext Chester Council, Daugh. 1 18 1 1 ou • e_ ee gam, an former A and P building in Mid· for Rent Saturday, Oct. lD, 12:30 p.m. -:--:-::---:::--:-: - - ters of Amenca, met Tuesday llle benediction by !he Rev dl t M K 1L c k - - - - - -··-- - NOW AT LANDMARK Due \o o\her employment I ~ (lnelor, PhmtliiDC 1111111 evening witl1 31 membero pre· Freeland Norris closed the ser- 1. ep\..or. rs. d ennebn ~ e 1 1S cuarrman an mem ers uavnm discontinuing my farming Heatbll sent -FURNISHED apartment for : 8 VICe. j mg rummage for pick-up may 0 rent , ground floor. 3 rooms 1 at 1contact her or members of the and balb .. :un S. Second Ave, . located 2 miles Norlh East We bve aD libel Spencer m hospital, Barbara on rollers, Pomeroy - Mason circle. Middleport. Call IVY 2-5262. i of Racine, Ohio, on the Ba.· Sewer MaebiDeti Sargent, Ada Morris, Glenna 20 52, Pt. Pleasant 24.21, Hin· ID 6 Uc shan Road. Reasoallltle a.. Hayes and Violet Hill. Betty ton 1.13, Kanawha Falls 2.18, Return Jonathan Meigs Chap641 Ford Tractor - MowerCaD W'V a.z97• DaJ • Nlebt Rou sh tlmnked the members for Charleston 17.96, London, Mar· ter, Daughters of the American TRAILER on Grant Street. THRU OCT. 10 I4 inch Plows _ Seven Ft. Revolution, will meel Friday. 7 • lie cards, gJrts and visits during met and Winfield dams were Cal l IVY 2-l146 or WY 2·2\lltl . 'Spark Plug, ____ ••· 49c Disc, Two-row cultivator, ht:'r hospila lizat•·on. on the sills. October 9 at the home of Miss "de d e1"Ivery rake, 8 ft. dou· Bo t t , Washington, 0. C. Nancy Reed 1n Middl epo rt at 2 10·3-tfc s1 EXPERIENCED Three applicants were DC· a monmen 1: row Ch•lnt _ ee. $2.57 ble cultipacker, 10 x 28 li , t· cepted for membership. The Ohio River - Titan down ~ ~~~~ A~ir!f.!e of Cong. p.m. Guest speaker will be Mr. TRAILER lots for rent, c\osel ligM Bulbt - - - - ••· 1St or ~re, manure spreader and report of the auditing commit- i 13, 2·40 a. m.; Southern up 14, Oct 6' 1964 Nolan Carson, Clnclnnati attar· to Laundrymat and schools. unico 23 cu. ft. Plant Setter on Rubber, Allis tee reod by Helen Wolfe, was 1 5 {.J . rn ; Harry Dyer up 14, 6 30 d. ney. Roll call will be comment!l Valle" Lumber & Supply Com-, Ch&st Fne1er - - - $239 Chalmers G Tractor - Cui· d d p. m · Pennsylvania up 14 I E !lor · ~ on the program. Hostesses will J tivator and side dresser, John accepte · It was eclded to '/ .30 P: m ; John J . Rowe uP I Daily Sentinel ' be Miss Re~. Mrs. Wayne Gib-__P~n_y_,~Mld_d_l:vort. lO·~t~r i LOMEROY Deere Wire Tie Baler, Sub have potluck refreshments at , 14, 8 45 p. m.: invader up 14, bons, Miss Frieda Faehnle, the ne_xt m~ting . The k1lchen I t Dear Sir: 1 MODERN 4 room and bath ' Jack W Carsey Suiler, horse drawn cultlvat· From the lan:est truck or comm1tt d k U 35 p.m.; F.H. Johnson down and Mrs. John Duerr. . I Mgr. WY :Z-218l I ors, portable grain elevator, oul1dozer radiator to tbe ee announce a ca e l 15, 7·35 p. m ; Blue ~al up 16, This letter Will confirm our ocr 1! furnished apaf'tment. MId walk for the next mee lmg. 4 Cl J telephone conversation of thls ' a dleport. WY 2-38'74. I'==========~~ "Gould's shallow well pump, tmallest beater «!on. Erma Cl 1 d d m.. 1ns r., down The Daughters of Ruth e1ass 1 ' · ~.t cu<1m L e anBooster ' epu y,meetmg an· 17 , 5 p. m . D"IXle · Ch .a 11enge mornmg, in regard to Mr. Moel· of the Um"led Me!hod 1r com· tfa nong11 saw. a nounced the lst church 8 11 - - - - - - - -- - -pressor, stock tank, M gal. at Belpre on Monday evening up 17, 7:15 p. m ; J aneT. up ler's "non·political" talk before will meet at the church MooAPPLES, Burdette FruIt gas truck tank, 380 gal. gal· 'lilY 2-2l.Q Pomeroy and asked those wishing reser· 17, 5 20 a. m ; Philip Sporn a group of Meigs Countians on day at 2 p. m. with Mrs. Minnie \\ Duplex, 3 bedrooms. Sugar Farm. Phcne WY 2--6970, vanized tank, 8 hole hog feed-vations for dinner contact her down 19, 6 :10 a m .; George October I. 1964. Neutzling and Mrs. Mart eraRun area. Pomero) . Phone Pomeroy, Ohio, Rt. 1. er, platform scales, 14 ft. C& l d. McCOY, AUL'TIONEER, before ~~wing hall. Refresh- Price down 19. 7 15 a. m ; OV· As reported in your pajler, ry as hostesses. WY 2-3618. 10 2 tfc 9 25 25tp by Wagon, feed cart, 1200 sq. OJ.ester, Ohio. ments were served by the EC up 20, 6 45 a. m; Jefferson Mr. Moeller slated tllat he "did The Pomeroy Elementary P. 3 23 Ue ft. hot bed 1asb, 30,000 Tokitch~n committee. dowo 211, 7·45 a. ru; Jeffboat not expect the War on Poverty T.A. will meet Monday at 7:30 THREE aDd four roo'll furni she- WHY PUMP your sluggisl> sep- rna to stakes, 2,000 ft. 2 tn. up 22, .) 45 a. m.; Reliable up Legislation to pu ~s during this ~ p.m. in the school auditorium. 1<1 and lllllurnisbed lpart. 2:-1 , 5 a. m ; Wayne H. up 23, session of Congress, but said There will be room visitation tic tank? Get Klean-Em·AU p1pe, ¥.., T. chain hols~ port· meo\a. WY :1-0434 12 I de Sept1c Tank Cleaner. Land 6' 45 a.m.; Jacob G. up Green· he felt certain that suet legis- and all parents are urged to able Letz Burr Mill (P.T.O.) 60 ft. !8 in.) Endless bell, up 9 115 p. m ; R H. Bosworth lation would be passed if tho attend. FOUR r00111 furnished apart. mark Farm Bllfeau, Po m· two Beagle hounds, 1 barrel Top Dollar Petd For II up Greenup 12 · 15- a.m. present Administration is u • ocr. JJ eroy. 9 29 30tc meol. Pbono WY :l-36iill. oiL Wndcea Cen end lrvc:k• Buckeye Stale down Greenup elected this fall . The Evangeline Chapter O.E. 11 24 Uc ENTERED HOSPITAL 2 15 a. m ; J. S. Lewis down The trulh is, that tl•e Econ· S., Middleport, will hold 1 spot;INGER Sewblp machinel!l BRADFORD AUcnON CO. C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer 24 HOUR TOWING Among those who entered Hoi· Greenup 2 a. m.; John Hood omic Opporunity AcL ol 1964, cia! meeting celebrating their FOR RENT, modem bouse, new , $5~ up. f>everal used A. C. Bradford, Manager - · -~zer hospital in the past 21 hours down Greenup 4·20 a. m.; Lou. (better known a tt. War on 60th anniversary, Tuesday, Oc~ six roomi 'ond bath. Youngs· macbinea at barga1D pricel!l Signed : Robert Hi.JJ Open I A.M. to 1 P.M were Linda M. Beaver, 40 Ber· isiana down Meldahl 3:25 p.m.; Povery Act) , was passed by ober 13, at 7:30 p. m. at the town kitchen, tile floor, lo- The l'' abrtc Shop, qinger Sates 10 2 6tc ;~=•d ~S~f;J; ger St., Holland C. Prose, Rt. 2 Indiana up Meldahl 5:50 p. m.; both Houses of Congress and Temple. All members and tbelr cated at 136 Lincoln-rd cau and Serv1ee, Pomeroy. Ohio - - - - - -- - - - Betw..n C.fNster end Patriot, Mrs. Jessie Norton, Rt. Aetna • Louisville down Mel signed into law on August 20 of fnends are cordially lnvlttd &0 WY 2-3020. b 29 tfc WY :l.-2:1Jl4, t 21 Uc Auto Sales fup~r• Plein on Stet• Rt. 7 I Thurman , Ray E. Daniels, d<thl 7·25 p. m.; Brimestone th1s year. Tht Supplemental Ap. attend. FORD, passenger Coun-l':::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~l Jackson, Mrs. Martin J . Sc:hnei- down :vteldahl 8 p. m.; West· propria lion Act which provides - - -- - - - - - -Wanted To Buy _ USED Frigidaire •lectric 1959 9 try Squire Station Wagon, au· I· der, Athens, :Mrs. Charles L. ern down Meldahl 9.30 p. m.; $750 million for this program ~ USED GC"NS of all types and I range, $40;. Hardwick gas Insurance Snell, Ironton, Mrs. Herbert S. B<tyou Lorraine up Nleldahl 6 has been passed by both Houses new home Carpenter Rt. 1. calibers. We pay you cash. raoge , $40 : co al henlrr, small toma lic transmission, power M nd M Robert Rtf steermg, radio, heater, pow· Johnston , Ironton, Robert E. a. m. or Congress, and is now await· r. a rs . e Tiffin Jewelers, \l am Street, SIZE' , used 1 winter. 2 good JUHNSON, SlmpsoD insurance Leonard, Rt. 2, South Weir Gallipolis Dam ...,.. Bob Ben- ing the President 's signature. and children of St. Albans, ~· Point Pleasant, West Virgmia.j met al beds and springs, li v- ~~ ~~:k~:- aih~:k~~s ~~ Agency. AU forma ol In· ster, and Shirlee P. Halley, Co- ter down 4:40 p. m.; Robert ApplicatiOn fm fund s under Va ., Mr. Harold Rlfe of Mjd. Phone 50. Bill Wellman, Les ing room suite, fair condition, Service. 10 7 tfc 1Uf8nce. Jun Johnsoo and lumbus. Reed down 10:15 p. m.; Peggy this program is now being ac- dletown, Ind., Mr. and Mrs. Wil liamson. 1 $15, G. E. cle(' lric rcfngera· Bud SIDipsoD, Agent&. BIRTIIS Downey up 2:40 a. m.; Luther cepted by the Office of Econom.. Larry Hoffman and son, Stevie tor, good one ff)r $2.1 . Call 1 1 Mrs. Eddie Lee Keffer, 802 Herdman down 4:25 a. m. ic Opportunit} . Jnqu;rie!:! should of Albany, and Mr. and Mrs. tfc FOR SALE, 1953 Chevrolet, 52, Male Help Wanted SH 24302 aller .\ p. m. _ _ _ Le_g_a_I_N_ot_i-ce___ Adams Ave., Ravenswood, w. Kanawha Rinr _ c v . Har· be addressed to Sargent Shriver George Beveridge and son 000 rrule.s. Good Condition. ~===~===..;;;;;;,! 10 7 ~11c Phone WI 9-2732. John Ihle. Va., son, 5.()4 p.m. Wednesday . ner down Marmet 8 50 p. m.; Director, 0fflce ()f Economi~ Fred of Columb~a were week IN THEPAOuT.....-c"OuAT 011 Mrs. Lowell C. Evans, Rt. 2 National up Marmet 6: H. a. m.; Opportunity Wa shington 25 D end guests of their parents, Mr. Truck Drivers Wanted! ! PERFECTION Oil heaLer wi th I~ 6 8tp E.x.,erienud or '" THEM!:!:T~~u0N,.T~H:~·~TATE Ravenswood, W. Va , daughter , Thelma Ann up Winfield 10 p. C. ' ' · and Mrs. Charles Rife. , drums and flli in gs. Dayton,l electnc :o;cale~. 30 ton cap<tc· THR~:E TRUCKS - 1962 Inter· .1r OAY Mccc,u.Jco~sf,~i-41oscEASED 4:28p.m. Wednesday. Mrs. Ja ck m ; Jerry Bosworth up Winfield The comments of Mr. Moe!- .Mr. Edward Rife and son, lnexperiMte~td For lof\9 ity. 10 11 me<ll case. 19 ~l1 national, 1948 International , Distance Hauls Write NOTICE L. Spurloc.k, Rt. t CallJpolis, 10.40 p m.; Helen z. up Win- ler in this regard, indicate that Billy,. of Sunbury, spent Satur· MAYFLOWER TRANSIT i Mercury, body <rnd chas:<;JS 1953 Dodge. Leo Morris, SH 'b TON:O:eo~ 1 ~v~~c~~:t"' :on thor son, 1:38 p. rn . Wednesday, Mrs. field 1I 35 p. rn.; Allen R. Mer- he Is Ill-informed on what 11 d.ay mght and Sunday w_lth Mr 8 lndienepolts lndhrrna less motor and !ransm•ssJon, 4648. 10 • 6tp 5th day or O<"tohn . t004 . Ina Ruth Remo .J. Rocchi , 102 Mabelene rill down Winfield 1:30 a. m. ·, actually taking place In Wast...1 and Mrs. Charles Rife and McCutrh eon. Admlnlstratrllt c. t.a. d.b. '" La complele t:ourse m radio and Tbe Rambler n . of thO! t.:~h•t~ of G•y M('(.utcheon, Dr., son, 7:25 a.m. Wednesday. Beaver up Winfield 1:45 a. m.: ington. rry . 1~t/ 1Mth:,o~t.y s1.l:ar!; telev1 s1on W ilh all equ1pment. World Standard ol eompact ~::;:~r":.d'c:! DISCHARGED &met up Winfield 2:45 a. m.; We are sending to you under Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ThoHelp Wanted Charles L~rkms, Long Bot· ~x-Uence w~~~ VHlllnia. file-d to thl• court •n Patients recently di.>Jcharged Lucy Jane Lucas down Wl"n- separate cover, a state~! of mas and sons and Miss Bever.. II:. "~ auth l'nli<·•l..ed <'OP:f <)I the \etl4'r• I Bo II f Ath 1 EXCELLENT trainmg pro tom, Ohio. 10 7 tfc Big car room, ride and per- tf'~T :omentan gr ant .. <~ tn h..r by th• included Mrs. Joe T. Bowen, field 4:5(1 a. m.; Elgercliff down Congressman Abele's posftion 011 Y wen,_ a 0 . ens, spen gram. Car and high school fonnance. Small ear eeooomy ~i,~1~a (.;~~~~ f~)" ~~ c~·~..':~~~~ "';;~~~ Mrs. Otis Taylor and infant son, Winfield S.O!l a . m. the Appalachian Program. SFunddayBowJth thedtr rnolher Mra. necessary, Clean work . N o GOOD 40 gal. apple butter kit--• bill lnt .J atn,~ ~gaomt ~a 1t1 e~l i\t~ should Mrs. Virgil Holzinger, Eddie - -With warmest personal ,... re a wen an Bernard Bow. tiiiU managera ty pre..,nt them tu tllil i'flll rl Wlthln 1.... • ed h Fri•Jay-off or out of town travel- tle wi~ stand and stirrer See 11a month~ ~n"'r the tlhn• of u.d Salyers, Mrs. Wayne Denny, KNICKS WIN gards, en, wuo arrlV orne _.,. Il!tter8, ur 1M- rorevli"r h~rr .. rl rr"m for a 14 •ay leave from the Grucser, Phone Ing. Call WY 2·2158 fo r ap- Clarence MetropoUtu Moton i!8SI!r11ng any u~n~ u :.. nst the Tl'ltl Mrs. Earl Roberts, Oti.'J Rainey, HAH.TFORD, Conn. (UPI)Sincerely yours, "U WI 9-3674. 10 7 3k pointmenl 10 7 3tc E. Main Street. Pomeroy ~~a':t:.t~r .J 11:i11 ;~~ed~<nl 8 ' 111 M'-o In Mrs. l:lasi: Higley. Mrs. Ewing The New York Knickerbockers Charles P. Haskins Na~ . He finished boot training Thursday, Friday and Saturday Pbone W1' z.31171 PRoBATE mu HT or Hulton. Eli Siders, William Bow- defeated the Philadelphia 76er, Administrative Assistant at Great Lakes. Ill . and wlll "\fEJGs c(Ju ... ,.v. oHJo leave Oct 17 for Flo lela FEMALE office employee Specials at Harden 's Market, 4 22 tfc om R. ~~ . 2~. 31~ man, Mrs. Harry Reapp, Mrs. 94-93, m a National Basketball · r · mainly for typing and filmg. S · t 1 ' "lk - - - - - -- -- - - - \ --- - - -Lennie l'hompson, Pamela Hunt , AssociatiOn exhibition Billy Vatel\a spent Sunday F yracuse a1rmun ce r.h L' k IN TH& PROBATe c.ouRT Of game afternoon with Charles RUt Full time. Call WY 2-2:!58. IV&Itoc MliiGS COUNTY, OHIO Mandy Howard . Clifford Cald· l Wednesday night. DC gallon 98c; 3 lbs. onions, 19c ·, c." No . n ,140 and family . 10 7 3tc Wells Sweet Cider 89c gal· IN THE MAnu oF THE EITATI well and Vicki Lingerfelt. -·• FOR SALE: purebred Hob;teln o" LEL~~ca,.•M•'•'o". TcHEON, called on the Dean Brlnkers, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Carter of 10 lhs. No. l potatoes bull. Serv•··e age. Call WY 2~ Galli GIRL FOR general office work. 49 F H c ' •om• recently. poHs ' pent •L-~ week en d c. rozen or~y oncen· 6227 10 ·3~t To wHoM IT MAY coNcn N· with her sisttr, Mrs. H:thel Rift Reply in own handwriting, tratl!d"'()range Jwce - 4 for . p Noll•·~ II h~ rehy riven lh3l on Mrs. Sandra Circle and Jack ~th •.13~ of Odob o:r . 11184. Clo olt! Bost•"c of Dorcas called and son, James Dale. care of the Daily Sentinel, $1.00. 10 Clark bars - 29c; GOOD MILK cow ror sale. t.h<! E. Mr<"U IC ht""on, ExiK'u\or of Ill~ .EI· on M Mrs. Mary Circle Friday. By Sarab M. Rife rs. Sarah Rile, Mrs. Fay Box 668-X. Pm'1eroy, Ohio. 3 lbs. sliced bologna - $1.00 ; Roland Searles, Rutland·Har- tat e "' Ldl• o. McCutrtu, n, d~~eu ed Ialii! of the CitJ of Porko·r~hllrll. M Fred Birtcher of Po ......... Wood. Mrs. Ethel Rife and Give name , address, and pre- 1 Chuck Roast -49c lb. Eggs, sonville Rd . Phone SH 2-4626. CIJ.u nty of Wuorl , Stal• o! Wnt VIr· Kimberly Jo Follrod of Porn· r. jj'lnl•, flied In thh co u rt Rll outben s rd . h th roy and Mr. Harry Jones of M_rs . F_reda Bowenl were shon. vioua experience. , miXed SJzeS, - 3 doz.-f_l9c. }D-5·6tC tlcot.ed copy ot' the !ette n teM\amen: eroy Spent atU ay rug t Wi r bu. 10 2 6tc t.ary MraiDW<I to him ny lhe County her grandparents, Mr. and Syracuse spent a recent after~ P ·='=ng;,..•=n=P=om=ero,.;:.y=M=ond=a,;y;.,=". 10 6 3tc Wl·nesap appleJ _ •1.79 1 • Court of WoOO CoUOl)", We1t VlrJln · Jr 10 7 3tc 111. 11nd that •II rre<~+t<>r~ h•vm~~: Don Smith is on the sick list. Mrs. Douglas Circle and rela· noon with Mr. and Mrs. Char· PONIES for sale or trade : ~:~t ~~~ t!· 1 ~h1 ! 11~.~:rt ~~~~:~ Wilmer Circle of Gallipolis tive.9. les Rife. FIRST LOOKING FO~ IECURI 1 THERE'S NO charge for use Weaned Colh, also some • ~;; month• after the rmn,~~ or .. ld called on Mrs. Mary Circle re· Mrs. Evelyn Holter of Morn· Mr. and Mrs. Charlt-.s Rife, QUALITY JOBf J ett~rs . or bt- fore ver harred frorn of carpet shampooer with good broke mares from 42-- a~~I!'Tl>nll Rny !len• aaaln5t lhl! renl cently . ing Star and Mrs . Louise And.. Mrs. Myrta Rife, Mrs. Fay REGULAR 'l'nbt ror 0. & Cl-.tl s.m..,. ...-. purchase of Blue Lustre car· M inches, 1·3 down. Balance :~~~~':tat~r .,;n~hl~~cedent lltllated J.n Mr. and Mrl!l. Carl Van M:erer erson, lOCal, visited Margaret Wood and Mrs. Freda Bowen Certified Station . . . . . . . . . - . I:Utrltettorl clul'by month. Paul Orr, WI 9PRoBATE counT oF and Margaret Ann Carleton and Ann Carleton of Dorcas one dav , S """.,.. Wednesday aftefttOon with pet shampoo. Baker Fumi· .....,._ r.aeo. ........ MEtOS COUNTY OlUO • -, r-Io"~ W Main 8t p 8 30 itp uoJ a. u , :12. a~.c • aon, Patr1ct Vance of Dorcas last week. Mf:a~ ~pre&; ~roob at _..,:.:_1 lure, Middleport. 10 6 6tc 2822. 1101 II ~ ---------- , 1 Pomeroy Motor Co. .I L----------' I . .,.m hl)OII ' : •• II I f ~ b ....... ., ° HOM ELITE SALES SERVICE I 1 \ I Television Revue l I By RJCI DU BROW like "The Untouchables" - do United Pre11 loteraaUooal not seem to have entirely HOLLYWOOD (UPI)-In lhe fnghtened network execupves. last television season, perhaps Sex - though generally of a the single most striking fact fairly innocent kind - appears Yl'as the Increased use of Ne-- to be at least as popular as groes ln prominent roles. In the ever on video. This is partly Dew season, the emphasis an because of the grealer number escapism, sttuation comedy and of good-looki ng lady stars. And sex seems certain to keep this it is true that the girls ofte n aspect of the last video year have Uu~ir charms modified by C<lmparatJvely in · the back· the aura of comedy. Still. ii ground. you keep your set on through Titus, for instance, in the pre- the day - and include some vious season producer David ~·iewin g uf the growing number Susskind had a series, "East of soa p operas - you can get Side-West Side,'' in which a Ne· some pretty fair courses in gro woman was a regular. This smoochmg : Freshma n, seniur aemester he bas a series, ··Mr. and post·graduate. The comBroadway ," in which the f& merc iR!s are getting sexier too . male regular Is of Japanese an· The so·ca lled violence is a lso cestry. draped more nowadays in the The occasional congressional cloak of a tongL.e-in--cheek st:,- le, examinations of television sex a la Ian Fleming. Thete are, and violence - examinations as well, continuing efforts to which too often skimmed over g1ve v1olence logical settingsthe subtle point of whether such mililary stories, " meaningful" elements were legitimately westerns, spy advent ures wh1ch used, as on an excellent series are si mply (Jri·:ate eye t.ales on "' I 8 • I =="~:'"'~:.;"":~::"~:"~"':'·=:• BUICK$ - PONTIAC$ Blaettnars 1 About 135 Attend Homecoming at Hem /ock Grove Ch urc h f Ch nst . CHARLES BLACK 1 .=======.1''::::::=::====~~ ~ 2 ! lt ~ HARVEST fi h f I II ~ u I j I HOLIDAYS SA l E j ~~~so~·;li p~~~r:e ~~ ~~~ f, t • r 'r I • • ( ' 1' t RAD'IATQR SERVICE 1 I BLAEnNAR'S BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING I I I Hospital News In: -------------1 19. Put 20. Na.- :e::trv ' carmeI sOCiety . Notes .. --- - ·· -· ··· ··· . I I .... on ...b... ·- B kwheat SOCiety • Notes 28:' their·.__·_..__·____-_.. ...... .... "•·· ····· ···· . ' lrlum: aym. t elegraph.ic <ode 2 Not a..•leep rueknuno 16. Pigpen lG. N ew Eng)awl 4 . Before ~ - FruJl plea; 2 1. To mature r ·t.mtf'r:23. Je-wish monUl 2!'i 'f\ 1rfy Swedes ~~t:::::::~r:l.A FROG or • voung 26 Speck 29. - Cobl> 32. Betimes 33. Bore 11. Tincture ' .., Language oC t he KINOLIN ' WOOD·· ll 'S 61TTIN'CO LDER"N '' ' GOSSIP FfR 'f'E 3li. Part secret diagonal 22. Spa.msb. <l LOWEEIY!! I GOf SOME 2i. SUps for Eng. 6 . Comply 7 . Wealten 8. Barren ~. C11t un Lhe llta.te: abbr. 11. Tccl.,r!l. 21.i . No: sj. I BETIER LAY IN A GOOD SUPPLY OF 22. Unit~ power:'" 33. Sheep. Uke Mlmal a Boy'a tS . Reptr l!w 14. Question loom · va.r. 37. Al1lbl&.n l"""'""' 40. Wi tty sa.ylng M Authorot Wlnni&- 41. Perfurm Ute-Pooh -62, Correlative ~ 7 . H •~rtl latioo ~I syllable 28. Nanow wood !O. Electrlfled ! I' • strip of parUcle back and fortil. • 17 82. Holdatn I ~~ 14 81. Tra.vel .. tlun "!6 ~ /,:8 ~ 7 4l «.Unsophi.J. 0! tlcated: IlL .. . ~ Lt'l ABNEI lw AL CAP' II ~ ~ n ~ ~ 41 r0. I" ~· >< 40 i" IS ~ I'' il 'II V/. nickname 87. Ell: dam a,. ~ II! 19 ::0 .. " ~. %1" .. nor 36. Man's ' ~~ • 11 7 ~ CONFESEIONS Of!' ACARTOONIST- ,.• k:;~~-.:~::::-:~AStlliNE ~ ~ - ALl.ET w· we (:e:~ cac...; DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE-- Here's how to work Itl A.XYDLBAAXB here a .:;;:Jfe u.:aL,f. a('' 6 t?t0 hEr qff! S. LONGFELLOW One letter abnply at.tulds tor another. In thJa &ample A ia used for the three L'B, X for the two 0'.11, etc. Stng"le letters, apoa.tmph!es, the lepglh and formation ot the wora.a are all hint& Ea.ch day the coc.le lelte.ra art> dlfferent. A Cryptograa QootatiHI XAAXEC PLIZC AllllB XQP PJ.XP PI .A.CXO ZLlllQOY 8010 BEI'l' PLOT.- •' J.XAQBXJ Itlu:-- • Testenlay'» Cryptoquotet CHARLATANISM: OF SOME DE. OREE IS INDISPEN'SABL.Ii: TO U'FICC'l'lVE LJil.Al;lliORSHlP. -ERIC HOFFER 10- OICK TRAc.. Jllo.) a J WMPO Ah, well, congratulations~ Mr. Baker! You've go~ t~~ all that the winninsr conversion was made With . WJEH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 6'4S Sign On 7' 00 Be Still and Know 7:03 News 7:08 Musical Clock 7:30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimony UO Ohio Valley News 8' 05 World News B: 10 Sports Today US Weather 8:16 Musical Clock ~;55 Community News ~ , oo Talk of llle Town fl\55 Mason County NeiVI 10;(]1] Public Service 10:15 Famlly Worship Hour 10:3G Latchstring 11:00 News Beat 11:05 Morning Melodies except Friday, Church Bells Ring 11:45 World News 11:55 Mason CoWity News 12:00 Community News 12,05 Local News 12:10 Markets IUS Weather 12:20 Bulletin Board U ·25 News 0 Grams 12 30 County ABent 12 45 Country Go Roond 1.55 Newo Beat 2'00 Country Go Round 2:55 News Beat 3:00 Midway Matinee 3:116 News Beat 4:00 4· 30 5: 00 5:05 5,15 5, 25 5:30 5' 45 Discing with Doss Interchange Community News World News Sports Today Weather Dinner Musicale Sign Off SATURDAY s,45 Sign On 7:00 Be Slill and Know 7:03 News 7,011 Musical Clock 7,30 News Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word and Testimon} 8:00 Oh1o VaUey News 9,05 World News 8: 10 Sports Today 8:15 Weather 3,16 Pt. Pleasant H.S, Football 10,30 Song & Story Hour 10,45 Famlly Worship Hour II ' 00 News, Army Hour 11:30 ~bile Service 12 ' 00 News Roundup 1UO Bulletin Board 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matmee U5 Ohio Stale FoolbaU 4:00 Discing with Doss 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 News Ro..mdup 5:15 Public Service 5:30 Dmner Musicale 5,45 Off MONDAY THRU JI'RIDAY 6·00 Sign On -News 6:05 Sacred Heart Hour 6.20 Meigs County RFD 8:25 Paul Bowers - Farm 6.30 News 6.33 Rev. Raymond Jones· ReJ 6:55 Sports Headhnes 6:57 Weatber Report 7,00 News 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 7:30 News 7:35 Pickens Hardware tTues • Thurs.) 7,50 News Report B'OO Bill Miller Sbow s,oo Johnson • Simpson IIlli. Show (Fri. I 8' lO Roy'o Food Basket Show (Mon • Thurs.) 8:45 Baker Furniture Show (We<l. .. Frt.) 8:45 l&S Super Market Show (Tburs.l 9:00 News 9.05 Coffee Witb Janet IQ ,OO Grand Ole op'l"y 11 :00 Ministerial Assoc. 1U5 A.S.C. Program • Fri. 11: IS Family Worship • Thurs. 11:15 Mason Co. Agr. Ext..-Tues. 11 ,33 Swap Shop 1U5 Tiny's Country Hymno 12'00 Noon Report 12:15 Goessler's Guest Star-Frl. 12:15 Larry Anderson Show t ' OO Jim Mees Show 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show tThurs.) 4:30 Local News 6:00 Jlm Mees Show 6:00 Simon's Market · News 6,05 Sundown Serenade 6:46 Stgo Off ===-===--:-:=-:-- 1 ""'" flOWN island 1 ,, _... EDITOR'S mJLBAG mental 1. lnvenlb.r of tS. F\b>j[· shaped I 18. Orna,. !Wma.ln perenntal 4.1 . Comer River news EDdM~=-~ 0:::,.. ~dz~~aR~~~~~;d ~~u:c~~:r, L~~; Da~ ~8g;, 7t:,Jn:~~nin~a~l~!~ 4.~. t 6. Woody ... Blaettnars h ADB088 l . H&lron Uon'a nttek 0. '!'brow e• .A.700r 10. Subaide L2. Sultan"s lJrogree.s; ---~ ----- p > WilL 6E AOVI.TS ~ - -- ::18. Trouble 89. OM making n.pl4 I 1965 ~ IN MY APMINISTRATION CI41LDREN WILL BE OlltOREN AND AWLTS DAILY CROSSWORD 1 v It • ..a worJd acale. More adventure paid poht1cal broadcaJt tonight ~ ~ ...II! along these Uneil ~e~m to on CBS.TV, at 9:30p.m. EDT..• be iD the malcijlg lor next sea· On F'r1day, also at 9:30 p.m. son. • EDT. the Republicans have The Channel Swim: Pres1dent i purchased a half-hour on ABC. Juhnson appears In hsll·hoor , 1'V. Radio lo I. 5"45 Sign Off October SATURDAY 6, 00 Sil!ll On _News 6.05 country Mosie 6:20 Country Jamboree 7:00 Larry Anderson Show 8:00 Pomeroy HI FootbaU 9:30 Mkid.leport Hi Football 11:00 Top Ten Show (Dairy Valley) IUO Top Ten Show (Duttons) LITTLE ORI'HAN ANNtl I2 :00 Noon News 12:15 Musical Interlude I2 :30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1,00 Bill Miller Show (OSU Football) NA' M40 130THERi 6,45 Sign Off September Wl,..A GLASS"i I'M A BOTTLS: • 5A5 Sign Off October BAe'( 6Eii1 SUNDAYS UO Sign On - News 7:35 Sunday Showcase 8:00 Frencb City Baptist Hour 8:30 News 8:33 Hour of Deliverance tElder Cline) 9:48 Congressman Abele JO,os Sunday Cbapel 10,33 Washingtoo Reports to the ...,eople 11'00 Sunday Show ABBIE AND SLAn 12: 00 Noon News 12:15 Cbristians Hour 12'30 Rev . Merlin Teet! 1,00 Rev. Andrew Parsons 1:30 Rev. SUas Billups 2:110 Sunday Cbapel 2:33 Rev. Roscoe Thorne 3,00 Sunday Cbapel 3:33 Country Hymntimers (Dan Hayman) 4:33 Sunday Showcase 6'00 Baptlst Layman's Hour 6:30 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign ~ff September 5,45 Sign Off October =,..-,w~O~N~D~E,-It Ml! ••• GOCIPJ ANATOL~ MU~T HAVE 005fl7 THE 11-'IN"--IC: ,.le II ,.'· ,. I! lr' HARO~P WA\\·\100! I TlNI( WHA<'S DIS C"TUFF ~OF I? REALLY BOO~NG. lOOK AT "!Hio 6ACI<to:5 OF ORDeR>! OUT GOOD ONES I WANT THIS LOOK AT ALL. THAT GUM UNDERNEATH A VERY LONG. TIME AGO IN T HE TIME ·a~ NAPOLEOH' OISTJ LLED GRAP':' .:tUICE t lt I, .d YEAH ? GRAPE£? C~ FE I 0 1$ ~u;:.-~ SURE BRIM GS Tf.l' MESSAGE I WELL.Y'lEA~N SOMETHIM' EVtPY DAY I WOW , Q.!_§. GPAPE J UICE . I !::..!_!::_E I .. ~ !let il n, d, • le .. ot ol th lo rt to lh ocl 16 IC !I. B• liRANNER BIRDIEc, "THAT IDP10 EUROPE R"-'\lLY PAID OFF~ n. •• ,. AND n-lAT ARTICL= BY H.;RR150N BOND D 1 C:~ T HURT Ei-m ER. REME'',C'oR HaN 1-lE CAME HER!:: POSING AS A CLCANI N0 MAN J L5T 50 HE: COULD GET THE :el REliL I.DWDOWN • ON YOU ONE-·- IT MUST' BE A VERY POPULAR SEAT GRAPES, ROCK! WtNIC'lf& 'NINN!E, BU51NE&S 1~ LET'S PiCK EARS liT UP ..lUGT Tf-IEM I 1 KNOW} 'IVatt' l'M HJ., I'AlJY ::mlfri:'. MV GRAY o IQo •" • I IS ENTITl-ED TO HAVE HER HAND K155ED AT LEAST ONC& tN HER l-IFt:: ! �• I 10-Dally Sentinel. Pom•rov-Middleport, 0 ., 196~ Oct. 8, Timely Book Reviews on Current Political Scene are Presented Plan. ar .:: Made Hugh Bearbs, proyor by the H.ev . Chester Lemley and group f B k S l b S" I.e Bl ck or a e a e singing Jed Y nerr a . Plans were made for a bake 1 stan. Members answered roll salt at Kroger Store Saturday call wtth a Bib~ verse. AU A when the Youth F'ellowship of purpose e&rdti are being sold so- l T 1melv book revtt"ll.~ on the thf' eoffre service for the curr"'n1 poli!lcal ~·t'nt' 1H•rr gJv · rJal huur Salad, sandwwhes , the Hoek Springs \~ht'n ~rs Ro ('~1 t Hurky M1 ss Bess 1 Persona of Racine. Methodist as a money making proJect-. VOL XVI t1p heat select?r to fill openmg for water eGieaming chrome fmi sh e Large easy Mr. ami Mrs. 1'homliS Pmd Brrllvan make all the Fall fashion headlines h 8 Barbara Grimm, T omas rutvan, Take Marriage ' vows In. Kent Ch urch And ., rightly s 0! important The se Sale! Priscilla Quilting Sheeting k n i Is are really front page news now, because their supple ease is so I I • Bleached-Good quality Reg. 79c-81" width - - - - - Sale 69c yd. Sela 79c yd. Reg. B9c-90'' w~lth ' for perfect fresh, the JUST ARRIVED! feminine, l:argli Shi~ent of Fireside Accessories gentle look of fall in 1 1 fashion. See our des e I e ction lightful 1 1 . Missionary f "/ Sh amt y own W'fh Sl"d es Visit Elborfelds Roody To Wur Department and see the beautiful collection of dresses sportswur sweaters - blouses - For women and girls. Take time to browse around through· out the department. You'll find your correct si%e and style and at the price you'd like to pay. Now Is tho b..t time to select your new fall I . 1 I Including: Screens- Andirons kets - wardrobe at Elborfelds, Wood Holders - Tools- Log Buc-- Coal Buckets - Gas Logs. • Men• "Kin1 Kole" CAVALRY TWILL MEIGS THEATRE Warm blanket Lining, zil)per front, two button down l.ap pockets, w.aist length, dark green or dark grey.. Sizes Smal1, medium, large and e1tra large, Pomeroy OES Elects 1"ts New Offl"cers 1 1 Elberfelds Men's Wear Department is Headquarters For ••• MEN'S TROUSERS WORK JACKETS 1 1 Cannon Terry Cloth i DISH TOWELS Soft, absorbent, lint free. Easy to launder. Stripes and checks. Fringed ends, Generous Size. I CABINETS Gr I ' c I· ( See Our Piece Goods Specials • - Th@ Fabrie Shop I. WY 2-2284 POMEROY McCall's Patterns 115 W. SECOND OHIO .. ROBINETTE LOAFERS --- SIZES 4-10 _ _ __ THE SHOE BOX .. # •• ,, From 5 ol the leading mak· ,, .... ' :"• ',l. ;t,,: ; ' ~ . ~ ~"' · -- ~ ..... · ~- -- 35c electric co• FLORISTS CLAY Complete kitl - 3fi"X72" plastic aheet, 18 ft. fibre mouldin.J and 35 naila. Waterproof, will not dry out or tarnish metal. Tdeai fur 'bi>th living and artificial arrangementil. FALL FLOWERS 3 Quart * MIXING BOWLS Perfect size for mixing cakes, making bread, tossing salads, storing food. JJarlety of c:olora, .....,........, ... . .... .... ........__ ,., ...... . . ' '" ''• --~·e .' ,."' ~· ~ ···· · · · ·~ ·--, .. ... ~ ... ....... .... .. ~. ~ Pay ££ Notes ~·· .......... I <~onat * _.. ............. ..... ....... . ..... .... .. _~ . · --·· ,. Acceptanre £ (I ~~;::~:n~ b:~.r::" " f~ ~wray ~~ .t0~ I 't J (., a .ase I I I~ SOLD First Day '*',;; h"'·e <~ nwder~le C DJ ,........................ . ourt e a ~otiate .•. _. * John~on u-e:;ted ELBERFELDS JN POMEROY alistie flowers in a wkle ............. ... ... * rna.~ a....,.ht Save All of Your Saleslips All Over The Store .• of polyethylene flowers unb popt _ . popcGfn. Makeo lioofoll - " ' " about lwo mfno $5.99 * Ohio Democrats Ordered to Unite M hef S k IByAutomobiJe Stalnl... Steel IE THRIFTYI Just received a shipment and foliage , Washable, r• ' J 1 Daughter, J2, 20c ihaking. Th• deor-vu heot ..... llltant giCIII cover lets you watdJ lito com pop. New·1ype hooflnt I gle session. Tshombe was placthe Herbert Nonnan residence CLEVELAND (UPI) - Ohio 1the la st two statewidt> electmns, Demwrats \\oere on hand ex- Ohw Repubhcan Sen. Robert A. ed under house arrest for three on Douglas Road in Scipio twp. Democrats today had orders I opened h1s remarks to 3.500 lcept Sen Frank J Lausche , Taft and re('{)gnized the po.. days in a U.A .R. government where thieves entered the Nor- from their chief to unite and l who attended the $100-a-plate l whu staved m Washington, as tenry of Taft's name while 111'1· guest palace When he landed home thrOUgh 8 WindOW 11et to WOrk in \he campaign , fund-raising dmner W11h hiS , slrl:'S.\L'(/ the p;lft) Ull!ly mg a Strong effort tO re-elect hereeragainst house- .. And if they are lulled by the marching orders. Lltt?me. SE•n Stephen M. Young, who il t the wishes of the The Chesapeake and Obi o R a1"Iroa d' s V . D . Moore and hold stole items miscellllneous 81 well as comrnitgov nmen · and FOrrest Jackson will team to speak on the theme, polls they are in for trouble. " I think it is important that 1 Alm•.JSt as though to being challenged by Taft'a aon, "Industrial Development" at the second ~· oint dinner ting acts of vandalism. The gentle, but firm, warning 01110 Democnrts ~et out and get s1zr that theme, Demon alie 1Hep Robert Taft Jr. SAN FRANCISCO -THE 17- m •etl'ng tllis year of the p omerov an d M"d · ht rrom· ro wor11.• .. .1u~ . ;:;a ;.,. ·..~ N t 1 Cl J hn Batt ev ·· H 1 Ieport Cb am. The other ntry was ai lbe came Thur sd ay mg ld h !erred, ld b "d 0f Ft Ord I 1 a wr~a -1:.11rman o " · • Met"gs ~-unty Beagle club build' year-o rl e a · so· bers of Wednesday, Oct. 14. U) President Johnson in his mes- "Let us pull the Democratic sat on lhP JJIJdlllm with statehe wou d h ave T f pre h d •dier was under treatment at ing in Scipio township Losses · Oh' h d . o nson sat c at at a ~.~ei!D Moore and Jackson are eJ:·t · sage to the party huthful, who party m 10 toget cr anu get part\ 1ea ers. :1 df 'd t . 1 Letterman General Hosplfal perts on the otaff of the C&O's OWen were named to this com- there have not been esatblish· turned out to hear his first outl he ma,mum vote ;dl I» oor h:n •: today for what Army officials Department of Industrial De- mittee. ed. . , campaign speech in Ohio. "If we JOJ!t' , nu for<"e can vtey,. s and gl\'(' I1Uir. John. said they " asswne a case of velopment. The Chamber also acted to The Sbertff I department al.. The President, mindful that beat the democracy ol Ohro" ' son sa id ;ant Ohto d reach mto tht meningitis." purchase 15 pole-molDlted lit· reported that Morgan Hen- Ot,io has gone Republican in Almost all of the. state's top : He pa1dt nbule to tl1e !ate ena!e, a,n,t tede one The case was expected to add Fred W. Crow, Pomeroy at- ter baskets for Middleport and ry, 38, of Portsmouth, R. D. has - - -· - -- mv mns rus ue pers Wl•• new strength to a growing de- torney, headst he committee ar- discussed Christmas decorat- been returned to the Ohio S~te 1whom I worked every day." 1 mand thpt a quarantine be plac- ranging the meeting. ions, Industrial development, penitentiary as a parole VIOla~ YS ' Johnson dealt with the Ohlo ed on the Army training and brochures. tor. Henry was arrested recentDave Olllinger, chairman of "' political situation at the start PUms for the dinner were 1 1h h d t ed to near Monterey, Calif., ly by local authorities on a burthe Fund Raising commiltee IS speec an re urn o 1 meningitis has stricken 84 per- discusaed by Bill Childs Thurs- Attending were President glary charge. 0 for lite Mlddlepot't Eme<gen- I 0 i dwell upon he subject at length sons and resulted in the deJ>thi! day wltht h~ Middle~ C of C Coats Childs We1ch Owen cy squad truck, reports that after fmtshing his prepared. which met m the Citlze111 Na' ' • • of 13 this yesr. Bank followina lunch at Mr. and Mra. John Werner, PJans Completed A short meeUng of the South· response to the plea (or dona· tex t. uthe Martin RestauranL ·~ c•rt Horky ' Ed! sOD B··Ca b em Local Athlett'c Boosters was &Ions has been very sltisfac' lOSpl ! ~' ' F I d try T 1 HP said the polls showed 6& SAIGON, VIETNAM- PRE-I Bahr, and Harold Hubbard. or n 08 our held Thursday night following tory and bopes that people prr cent of the voters favoring hier Nguyen Khanb threatned The joint dinner meeting will Plans have been completed the Homecoming parade in wiD continue to send monfy !the Johnson-Humphrey ticket. today to bomb Communist Chi- be at the American Legion hall Cor a tour, "Let's Explore Ra ine at the same rate. ' "- deciSI?n °11 whe,ther or 11 ?t I He sa id the supporters of Sen. n.a and North VietNam if they in Pomeroy next Wednesday Meigs County Resources,'' ()c. c · Ohlinger and the two other the Ohm Suprt>me Co~rt wrll l Barry Goldwater, ·· wh<, ban conUnue their incressed su~ evening. Tickets are $1.50e ach, tober 14 by the Extensior. Home- Mason Fisher, vice president. members of ltis committee, hear the appeal ot ;..1cJgs Mem- blood int heir eyes" would Ill port to the Communist VietCong and may be obtained from ntB.kers clubs of Meigs county. presided as reports were given Bob Fisher and Bob McElhin- I orial ~.osptta,l,. Inc.' reg.a~dm~ oul the 35 per c~nt favorlnl Ill Homemakers are W meet ta by Secretary . Treasurer Elson ny, or any fireman, will ac- I the local hospital d Childs, Crow, Bob Coats, presOt tfUC th t - JssueoksJS ex .· their candida« while DemOoiUerr as. The on fY unm · edla"~)' •· reacUon ldent of the Middleport Cham' the Excehlior Salt Works, Inc., Speocer. · They may a1so 1pt'f' cept donations. Th1c Wl 111 wo .we f . crtts might not do as weu. ' 1 11 0 t·l " If you don't, you·ve had It," from the American Embassy in Pomeroy at 10 a.m. Mter · be left al Jack's Dairy Rar. . Js was tIE' opm ton was confirmation that Commu- ber; John Bl.aettnsr, or J I c k touring the salt workd the The group unarumously de, eta attendmg tnt> Supreme he warned. Carsey. frMUP Wt"lf go .... ...................u ..u....t.~ I Coun session in Commbus yes· nfst lDflllrtiUon has Increased. •·w Middl~port to clded to h pay f thoff two -certificates - h 0 In other business the Middlesee the Ohlo Valley Baking at eac e ~matnmg orne 1terday ~"<!">'~- ,;:>~ · "':""f~•"f'l"P'''?":~ .. port Chamber voted to cooper· PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Ar· company and the Royal Crown foot~ll games m 1964. The Car is Heavily 1 The Me1gs ~1emuria l HospltMiddleport pollee reJJOI1tf ate with the Pomeroy Chamber lene Cook and her J.2...year-old Bottling plant. certifiCates are for m~ey loan- D d . Ch 1 al. Ir~c . s:1s appea led H dec 1s. lht> 11rresl Thursday moi'Jiiq; ltl sponsoring a boat regatta daughter, Karen, escaped ser- At noon the group wlll have ed to the organization _fr~m am age 10 ' e!llf'r 1 ion handed down by the ~e1gs ~ Df Thomas McCabt 32 MuieUt ne~ year. Jack Welch and Dick ious Injuries Thursday night a sacldunch at the county ex- football fans_ of the diStnct Heavy damage was caused County Coun of Appeah. m fa- - - - - when struet by a car whUe tension office. After lunch, they when the gnd program was to an automobile driven by vor of the Me1gs Count) Hos- 1 for spefliing in a scbool That Ia The RHulto WORKERS NcrrED crossing Jackson Avenue at 25th will tour the Meigs Memorial opened at Racine two years a- Wllliam Darrell Connolly 30, p11a1 Commisswn . The Comm1s· He postl'd $15 band. Mrs. Vinas Lee, chairman of Street about 7:30 p.m. hospUal, Meigs County Child· go. Long Bottom, wtoen It got out' sion had demandt'd lhe hospital ] The incident inspired e1t2.t . . ~ Thla Ad ol Poliee Herb GOkey t\1 "'P.. ' the -Red Cross for the Racine Mrs. Cook and her daughter ren's borne, and the County o1 control and turned over on he returnen to Jts control be -~ a fe\f Mher persons who ...-;. announces the workel'l were taken to Pleasant Valley Horne. THREE CITED Rt. 248 at the bottom of the I cause D()(·tors of Osteopathy al~ 2 Wann Momlne coal beaten, ~U..... ·ai'O Sharon Teaford, Pam Ho ltaJ wher-. they were .All members of all the Meigs IChester Hill Thursday morning l legedly had been refu sed medi- 1 be<n ftported speedilll Ia school zone~ to 11top lt. 100 lb. c•paettr. One In exKenda Arnott, N 1 n c y for head brulsea:, Mrs. County Homemakers extension Three arrests reported today Sheriff Robert c. Hartenbach cal staft priVileges. "We wtu b11nt them o • t;: tn JDOd condition. ReuonRhonda Brlcklea, Cook was kept for observa.Uon. clubs 8.I'6 invited. by the Ohio State Patrol in~ who investigated the mishap, The court beard arguments arrest them, and tbey ;ftl1.. ably plieed. Call WY-2-8909 Brace, Nancy Yost, Ltneluded Freeman Williams, 33, sald that Connolly failed to ne- ol Attorneys Frank W. Porter, Hoed in mayor's eoart;tt Ill' or lee Paul Siason. 1Q.6.8tp mel Eugene Ervin. Aceordlng to city pollee inTWO ARRF.S'ni Rt. 1, M!nersvUle, cited to the a curve. No Injuries Jr .. counsel f()r the appellants, cbief said. , 1 CASH In Your Don't Wento vestigating tbe a.ccidellt, Mn. Pomeroy police today report.. Meigs Court today for stop sign or arrests were N!ported. and Bernara V. F'ultz, Prose- ·~==~~~::::: ' Metp GeDeral B01pltal Cook and daiJihter were cross. eel two amsts, Norwood Henry, violation; Howard L. Engli~h, cuting Attor~cy. . ;if,f.:w$£&UOO'lmll: ~ By Pleclne Your Wont Ad ADMISSIONS - Mary Still, i1Ji the hillbway frllm Park 53, Middleport, at 8:3tl a.m. lor 35, Pomeroy, died to Migs SPONSORING SALE Also att•ndmg the sesswn was CA!tNIVAL Ill Lester Render- Drive entrance to tho appooi1e ruimlng e red light, and Robert Court Oct. 16 lor permitting an MASON - The Wahama band Jolm L. Javte. of Columbus, TUppers Plains Wherollie R..Uitt AN. Charles .1fr-- side and walked into tbe path ~ Jr., It, Pomero), 011 unUcensed minor to operate and boosters are sponsoring a rum- associate : ounsel with Porter. School Boosters ID!ow... CALL WY 2·11N of a eord rlvell bJ Ray Sulllv111, Thuraday lor DWl, who posted IDondenl M.- Condee, 31, Mid· mage 18fe Friday aod Satur- The court will decide whether day the annual P"!'i ~ 58, ol Bellem~e who wu tr... bond. .Bqllurlll IIII!Uf__ln ftfliJ- .~ cilt:d ••to - .Gamw)il ~ay, QctoJ>er. HO, .at, the ci!-J' ,or not the case is of sufficient will be held ~~ rJ,;._4ilcii-•W~.U. ,P..iidirre in ~~· , Ra~ l,r om t-n!>ral interest to be on Its urtlay. j)ct. _to, 11rjf.rillllllr.f'41ilt.U.boot. T b oj Ol!ll.otilll"'l court Sallirdey at t • ,~pt~. It tn 1 Jell of 1• - .llllllttld. .p.m. ,_ . 9 e:m. uotll 4 pm, Nch OJII. dackeL _ p. m . Everyai\11 I Flo-4Renge Easy-on Storm Window KITS ,j -By Shen££ i~ BOYS' COWBOY HATS Felt material in belge, black or rust. Roll-brim, adjustable neck bapd. 1.95 -· ---· 175 yard spools. The fall colors are here. Plain a!ld variegated and plenty of white. ~- J0 hnson PIedges TVA not for saIe Boosters will So easy to use, no llirrlng or begin atat znoon. p, Ill.A songfest wiU l~:::::::::::::::::::::J 1...--M-I,:,D,:,D_L_I_Po_R_T,;,,_o_._...J' served ~,. The most popular models - I TO HOLD HO"'ECOM!NG The annual Homecoming of the Point Rock Churdt of the Nszarene will be held October 11. A potluck dinner wll1 be ::~nd Comme~e Mo .. Then 600 Palrt At the close of the meeting, ' refreshments were served by 1 Carolyn Thomas, Nell Graves, Lula Matlack and Annett.e 1 Knight. ,.,..m for any family occaslont AA-A-B-C Widths Singer Sales & Service ~ '.. emph.a- ~ KNIT CRO-SHEEN ... h John~on, Three B&ES Under Probe C&O' M J k s oore, ac son are speakers f0rC 0 fCEvent J & P Coati I i cf0S3de A~3108 . t Red PoWer * and fit riihtl 1 I ,,.. . • lie:; ers. Trousers that wm look 1 I • WASHINGTON -THE FOOD and Drug Administration {FDA) starts an Jndustry-wide investigation today to determine whether some drugs should be removed from the market. The investigation begins with Rober~ Taft, J~. , who .ex- ed to debate him on televlsion cused the Johnson adminlstraexpiration of a deadline for tends hts senatorial_ camrun~n as invi_ted at th_e beginning of tion of " playing partisan polisubmission by drug manufac- into Meigs and Ga1lia counties the Ohto campaign. tics with the well-being of all turers of proof that their pro- today, will not meet his oppon- Accor~ing to the United Pre~s Americans.'' ducts are effective. ent, jncumbent Sen. Stephen M InternatiOnal, Young turned It Taft spoke before the Ohio FDA ollicials e.xpect that Young, in VaV televisio~ de_bate. down becau~ he said he had Federation of Republican Wornwhen lhe investigation ends af- Taft Is due In Gallipolis at other commllmenst and ob· en's Organizations which, earter three or four years, some 3 p. m. for ? tea .at the Farn:t· j-t'cted to the format of the pro- Her in the day, welcomed Mrs. drug:s will have been ruled off ers Hotel giVen by the Gallia posed debate . p G ld t the wife of the market as 1·nelf""'tive and County Republican Women's The senator, meanwhile, con- heeggy R 0 wbl~ er, ~ · gratu 1ate d a mJmster · · f or de· t. did t epu 1can presidential others forced to change their club, and at the George Memlabels. hart residence In Middleport at nouncing the book "None Dare can a e. 5 p. m, for a reception. and Call It Treason" and he urged Taft said the administrationthen a 6:30 p. m. dinner speak· Taft to take a stand against the sponsored tax cut was an IIABOARD THE LADY .BU\D ing engagement at Sacred controversial book. lustratlon of " the dangerou!l SPECIAL -· Lady Bird Johnson Church in Pomeroy. However Taft pursued an- trend toward political expedienexhibited her Southern charm The scion of the famous fam· other ISsue ln his campaign cy which pervad~s the lsnd . to crowds in pro-Goldwater "''"lilv of statesmen learned Thurs· swmg through Columbus. . tlons of the Deep South today night his opponent declin· The Cincinnati Republican ac. "When. ~e tax cut reduch?nl and headed with her whistlewas orJgmally proposed. Its il'-',J campaign to New Orleans impact was to be spread oul ovfor ' reunion with the Prest· er a three - year period," he UNIFORMS - The Southern High School hand. dtrected hy Robert Garner. iR ctressing in new uniforms dent . .said. ·for its 1964 presentations. The uniforms were pu n :hascd lhruu gh 1he B"nd Booc;ters org:mization. Band mem1 bers have been fitted in summer. \VintN and co ncert uniform s Posmg tn th e sev era l types of uniforms are, front The Texas-born First Lady, Taft charged that_ row, L. toR. , .James Snodgrass Sandra Batley, P:l1ricia L 011'! Rrcnda Norris. Ellen Shu\(')' and Lmda Yost: second travel • weary but exuberant, shortly after takmg off1ce, row. Bill Downie, Joclyn Taylor, BiH Se llars and Ncm cy Yost third row. Jean Phelps. Cratg Cairns. Bill Zerkle. su .. ,·nforFiopno·idnat•, LOS ANGELES (UPI) S B M G ld ·at r compressed the reducl1on zie Price; back row , Steve Sewell, Lynda Lipscomb E leJn or Srhne1der. The band \\ill conduct a Tag Day 0(!1:. . dt h C-l'f e~. t adrry ·t·h 0 "11 fer I sehedule to less than two years 17 for its unirorm fund .-Se ntinel Photo. Alabama and Misissippi ~.ampmgne m vo e· eavy a 1 orma o ,ay WI a ca o with the result that, "we seem - - --- - -------the third and final day of her a new crusade . . to reduce Commumst r,ower to a lev· about to enter a wage • pr 1ce campaign. el from whic~ it cannot threaten our securi y or the peace spiral which will swirl ever 1 of the world. faster toward full-fledged inflaA COLD FRON THAT DROP· In a speech prepared for a lunch here of the World . .. ped temperatures into the low Affairs Council, a local non-partisan discussion group, the tiOn. 20s today threatened a . frosty Republican presidential can(Udate said: EN ROUTE WITH JOHN~ON offer- no matter how much they pont>nt t!it' South '' death for late maturing mid"This must be the year of a new cr'·sade - a eru(UPIJ - President Johnson, want for 1!- l'l l ne'l- f'r sell the Coldw:ller had onc(' prnposed · 'r't·t now we are urged to west farm crops. sade for America and for the whole free world. Snow £ell ln upper Michigan "The issut is peace. The 1 " well pletsed" with his stump- TVA . thnt the Temwssee Vallt-y Arl- St>ll Its parts.· · Johnson said. ing tour in tbe Midwest, cam· " In the fir st place, It do('sn'l mum 1r<~11Un be -:old. \1ore re- l~e dPscribed the TVA as "the early today and freezing drizzle peace we seek, along with free' and underscored his next senpelted crops in some lower por- men everywhere, Is peace with tence: "This does not mean pa1gned into the South today btlong to me- it belongs !o !hP eenth· he h:1s IJ('en sayi ng that grPat pioneer of the 20th cenwith the pointed pledge : ''I am ! peoplr of the upper South. It snnw TVA art1viiH:'"-- ferttlizer t ur~ ·• whirh has shown wbat tions of the state, Lows of 2G justice peace with freedo~. war·" • 1 not going to sell the TVA" l belongs to the people of Amer- plants anct steam gPnf'rnling governmPnt and peoples, d!grees were repart<d at Far· peace a "wotfd In which free G<>fdwaler said: "IT maua nations and free people can the alfemative to war-a way . . N D The President, stimulated by ka,'' tbe Pres1r1er t declared r l:t nJs l'nulo be ofrerf'd for work1ng together, can do to cond Ab d S go, . ., an er een, . th to d enthusiasm generated by two / Aims At Goldwater sa le qut'r host1le o1at11re " D. live and prosper and .shape to win ~ ~ce- ltsenAI- Three breaking and enterlngs Could Ot'struy TV."their own national destimes. . . threats to thts ~ahon, to in Meigs county the past week days of Midwest campaigning, Johnson madt the statemPnt~ .lohnsnn sa id fhar nearly 400 , 1 ' 'An un ~ymnflt lretic President ClARO, u. A. R. - CONGO Reduce Communist Power ~ ~ree nalonse verywhere are being probe<! by Sher· moved his campaign caravan in a speech prepared for del tV· Iprrlalr· fr'r lillzPJ pl ant.~ arou nd into Kentucky and Tennessee. ' ery at the War Memona l buildthe ('OUnlrl nr·e using proc-esse-s in ttw \\'l11lf' ·· •1se could starve Premier Moise shombe, held - t ou war. · · iff Robert C. Hartenbach's deh "Our ma.jor objective must "We cannot talk down the t t f In comments aimed at Republiing in Nashville The.v were ' developed at TVA . II <; steam tl1 e TVA , p;IL" liS board with th d t f as a ostage or ree ays, e t . f d t'· t f ,_ t par men . 1 can presidential nommct: Barry aimed directly at Goldwater . gf•m•ra tmg plants. hP sc1id. are people who would dismantle it, 0 for llome today smiling broad· be to reduce Commumst power orwar . • us \,>Vrnmun s The sherlCf said burglsrs pried Goldwater, he said : although Johnson m.a<k· no ditu.'(/ mfu a n'ginnal power com· and undermine its purpose and ly and clasping his hands in a to a level from which It can. aggression. We cannot bluff the back door open at theW . A. "No matter how much they rect r('ference 10 his COP op plex ll.ht r h ha~ "transformed its uselulness,'' Johnson said. victorious fighter's salute.. not threaten our security or the them down. But we can face Dotson residence, Rt. 1, tangsBut tlle controversial African peace of the world." them down. And Ill the past, ville , on State Rt. 124 and Iert leader failed in his attempt to The prepared text of Gold- we have done It. I say we can the residence with three radios, crash the non-allgned suirurtit ]water's remarks capitalized -and must-do It again. a clock, razor, bedspreads and conference bere. He flew home several other household Items. without having attnded a sin· Another entry occurred at In See them on display, Furniture Dept 2nd Floor, 1 n FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1964 Taft to Miss Debate ith ~~~gsttohpesGsuclhfedCoualedst 1 bord reception which followed Mrs. c~~~ ~ - Ktmes lt>ft\'tn- ! the ceremony at Stow, Ohio. I duy lor .ar eston, \\ . a, When the couple lefl for the I where she Wlll be the guf'SI u( weddmg trip to Detroit, Niagher stslel's. Mrs Howard Jer- I ara Falls, Canada and wash· FRI. _ SAT._ SUN. rett, Mrs. H R. Jnhmon <md 1 I I I· t D C th bride was st· •d sI'd · · - l mg • epiece gold sml. oct. 9-10-11 \1rs.· T K . Hearn. I " Colmt. 1 es of th e mJsston liredon.in a· three Double Feature Progr•m I EJ\.13 Earl McKinley has re·,~ al.ry faBmtlyt, Mtr.t. an~..~ ~1nrsS. Wutthl· lwith which she wore her white "Mt:LINTOCK'' ran sa 10nt:Y 1 o • 1 h. 1am With John \V aynt' ce1ved his di scharge from the h ore rd . 1 '.. 5 own 11 The new Mrs. Brutvan is a and MauL"een o·Hara I U S Naval Base Charleston ern Rhn< esJa, were 1 (Techlll ('nlon S. C He is the so~ or Mr. and] when the Young Adul~ Clas~ ~ graduate of Kent State Umver· 0t s1ly where she was affiliated -andMr~ ( 1 F: MrKmlev Middle- Ior ~he Brfldford Churr . "WAR IS HELL" : port and has ('()!llp·l~ted tour I Chnst met Tucsdayd"lenmgWal wilh Delilt Zeta Sorority. Tony R usse II · B'l'nl"'" B'rron years m the Na vy whJCh m- I,the ., home , of Mr · an. t1 rs. 1- groom a1ten ded Kent State Un: -- 1cl udl'd two tours in the Mffll· 1ti.tm Lambert. . ivers1ty, Western Reserve terranl"an area MeKmley is a 1 Rich:nd Gilkey ' pr~Jdent , op- ' versity and Fenn College. : graduate of Middleport High ene~ the meeting Wllh pra~er, The couple are now at h,m, ll POMEROY OHIO . Sl'hool. 1Scrtpture taken fro.m ~at ew at 21831 Libby Rd ., Apt. 23-A, 1. M1·s Ceci. l K1mE>s . by and Mrs. was read . . Bonme Ptckens. Stoney Broo k APt s., Bedf ord TONIGHT I Rubert Starkey spent Tutsday The film slldesRwer: shRown lbly Heighl'l, Ohio. NOT OPEN and Mrs . ----, m Athens .and Parkersburg, W. ·Mr · d" - · onme h ld usse n the \ A ISCU S~ JO!l was e 0 FRIDAY thru THURSDAY ",Oct. 9-15 , 1rs. Clarence Lacey an ct' age of children in the Sunday . M p 1R ld School classes and a report Will 'HOW THE WEST WAS WON" rs e~F nda~ r eyno s werP ml be g·IVen. to the ' Athens evenmg to at. church board ('l'erhmru lor) Debbie Reynulds. Carroll Ba I' tend the performanr:e of the11or consJderacwn. Thd e grothupe l B h \oted to prepare an serve . k.er, John Wavne, Russ Tam op~;-a . ·~ ~ em~.8 1 ld G Christmas dinner for Class I Election ()f officers was blyn, Gregorv Pack , Lee J Cobb. Henry Fonda . Carolyn I r. an r:s. , '~ eo~~e ' of the church. They also voted at the regular meeting of Jones, Karl )la!den. Geo Pep and son, Brmn, GallJpohs, HS· 1 d $5 th t f mi\y T,,._ 'I pard, ,/as. Stewart. Rir.hard ited recen !ly with her parents, , tfo sethn . t~ . e 8 ran ak in eroy Chapter 100, OES, Widmark. Thelma R1tter. : 1\lr. <.~nd Mrs. L. W. McComat;. l or eJr mJssJOnary wor dy evening. MickPy Shaughne~sy Walter ! ! Africa. Bottle caps are to be Ruth Tompkins, worthy Brennan. Henrv Morgnn. ! GO TO ASHUR\:' /saved for the class as a money· tron, and Harry P. Smith, worWmner of 3 Academy 1thy patron, presided. The Award~• Members ol't ht! Rock Springs t makmg proJect. Technicolor C.rtoon Runmng time 2 Hrs 4!5 min , \<IYF motored to C.:amp Fran- The annual Halloween party and means committee am1ounc·Adults · Sl.UO Children . 50(' l CJs Asbury near RIO Grande will be held Octobe.r 29 at 7 p. ed plans for a rummage I Saturda) for an all daj- outmg. m. at the _church Wlth members the date to be a~nounced. SevFRIDAY and SATURDAY 1Makmg th~ trip were Kathy to come ~~ C(lstume. The next era ! communicatJon.s . Oct. 16-17 . and EddJe 1\bhott Suzanne meeting Will be held November read including InvitatiOns to at"7 FACES OF OR . LAO" Dorm; <~nd Roger Par1ll) v. Sher: l3 with a potluck dinner at 6:30 tend Friends Night at (Technicolor ) : ne i:lnd Bobby Blackston, Con- ~- m Evelyn Woods and Made- Chapter on October 8, when rony Randall . Arthur O'Con nell. Barbara Eden . .John Er I nte Radturd, Sharon Brawley, \me Pamer were named tu Mary Hughes, secret~ry, lcson, Noa lt Beery .T1 DlrE•el Dlana WPversm tller, e c k y have devottons . be honored; a receptwn 8 by Geu Pa!. \\'onders nen>r :md MarY Lou Radford, Mrs. Barbecues, potato chips and Charles Johnson, gran? serttincea~e · "SOLDIER IN THI! RAIN" , Huj.lh Bearhs, Mrs. Edgar Ab- punch were served by th~ hosts el, Octo~er 1_1} at Ur.ama Jar.lde Gleason, St.eve Me I bot I. Mrs. Harold Blackston and to Mr. and Mrs. Larry Plc~ens, ter, Pamcsvtll.e; tllh•e~pre~:~~:~ Queen Tuesday Weld I Rev. Chester Lemley. ~r . and Mrs . Robe:t Grtmm, grand matrons a ~~~~:;_.,::::;...;~......,.,...-, ] ~1r . and Mrs. Ronme Russell , night on October • Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gilkey, m. in the new Masonic Temple Ruby Mossman, Evelyn Woods, at Mc-Connel sville when \fadeline Painer, Mr. Wayne Preston, past grand matron, King, >1r. and Mrs. William and Bertha Huffman, worthy Lambert, Debbie and Tammie, graod matron , and olher grand I 1and the m1mster, Rev. M. B. officers will be present; and Imboden. the installation of oHkers of SEWING MACHINE Albany Chapter on Novmber ANNOUNCE HOMECOMING , 14. I The annual Homecoming at I Clara Soulsby was elected the Morning Star EUB Church 1worthy matron: Jame.s Souls· will be Sunday, Oct. 11. Sunday 1by, worthy patron; Barbara School will begin at !I a .m., wor- l walker , assoctate matron ; Guy ship services 10 · 4~ a.m., with Cowan, associate palron; a basket dinner at noon follow- D. Smith, secretary: Mabel ed by afternoon services at 1:45 Geoglein, treasurer; Betty p m. Singers will be the She- an, mnductress; Kathryn Jorkinah 5 from South Webster, dan. associate conductress; and : Oh10. and the Norris Quartet. Ruth Tompkms, trustee. Offi- 1 FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY 1 All other singers and the pub- 1cers will be in stalled at the ; 1 regular meeting on December 1 lie are invited. 1 E ,_.. c·01.dwater w00ld LeadNew soon. 1 SINGER en tine ,. e Button Slots ° 1 at y mDve at t1tt nte of • • ye•r. e Finger d' 6 NOW YOU ltNOY Aataretldl'l ........... . . . . POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT, OHIO ·- Make Elberlelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center • • Wearing Apparel lor Your Family, furniture, Furnishings and Floor Coverings for Your Home. ~'"'"' . ~"- " lu Middleport ~ f?rench descrihed Mr'\. Slll llh j ('upsl . S·Jturda . evening I as br111g m '\Vmpathv w1th tilt' I ' ~ ~ w·u The Sl Patnck Church at Patl1e Gnmm of Lclart Falls. workmg mom ·a nd he;· dt>slrP to 1l w_dh :'-.lr an Mrs M 1 JaJ~ I Kent Ohio was the scene of Saradelle Rees, Columbus, MarQo v.hat would be best for Kmg a~d fcmllly "' 1~re d r. ~ :the june :W wedding of Misss ilyn Tahsler of Bt~y Village, Amenr'.:~ Thr tradP-In<Hk or , ilr1Jd·s 1'1 athilt':1 ll)se \a\n off. ' 1· Barbara .Jean Grimm, daug1l· Hetty Brutvan, Maple Heights, . f rf' ~h o ter of Mr. C:lnd Mrs. \"·rt II'1am an d Su!-lan . Wolfe, Olmstead Mrs Cl1<tse 1, thf' re ct . .ank . rsM . . arenre d :-.,1 L }C· lie Er· . r ose worn eaM1 di!V ami her, A ron . 1:dadnl ' tr:s.,. es d c Grimm Letart Falls, lo Falls They v.ere .attired m . · ' Brut van, son o1 fl oor 1e n ~ t 11 gowns of aPrt'cot · ss erwrgv m · ~·orkmg tirele m ' vm ol ·\'l1 e-por .... ' .nr.. db an Thom.<~s Paul . I Ccn"res· I Mrs Wa) ne Kmg, Bra 11ryl, Mr and Mrs . .J uhn Brutvan, w1th which tltey carried ' t-- • ·' 1 \1r dlld Mr~ Edna kuss(' o · . · 1 " I d I' ·k Dunnu" tl u-' bu ~I!I!'Ss nwl'lmg 1 Huthnd and Mr and Sr .M;Jple Hetgh ts OhJO Th!:' sprays o tens un c uc ens· 1• 1 :'vlr~ r M members t rlrOrtl'd 011 ttw re· 1 · · · Rev f' ·,ther John Kennedy of· John B1·utvan, ,Jr. o ape 1 ' · ' , , V1ctor Hvsf'il and fa m1 ly ol · ' H h b l d rent Fedt>r<ot1nn l onten•nL<' : fl('i ;r!Pd at U1e double rmg cer- etg ts was es man an : 1t'lnOn)' . Given in marriage by ushers were Jolin held m Ga llipO lis whir h St'\t'f .\lmersv!lle Pr·rshern, I a] mt>mbt•rs Jl! ~·nfiPd Mr ~ Eu· Mrs. Earl Boug-her of Colum- :her Unelr. Mr . Albert \\<'olre , Maple He_rgllts. AI Wehrheim, i ler announce<J the 196.1 f-'l'der· bus 1s here wrth hPJ' p;rrent ~. l the bmle wore a gown of and Dennt ~ Sht~nkleton. All ar 10 n nw• •t mg ""t il bt• lwld at · \·Jr. and .\ ·lrs c. A. Emmt.~J 1 . :while pt>au de sole des1gncd . by I wore wh!te tuxedos: J;H·k ,un Pri selll;~ ol Boslom. Fm;ch 1m-. Mrs. N1xon, orgamst and so- , Dut>s 1n the t lt iU arf" payable ; Mr and.\1rs . _Pa~l Sm_a r: l,e.rt ported lace !rimmed the high- : li st, _ present~d a program of l and should be patd hetore ()('t- 1 Wednesda:. tor Cm1 rnna11 wheJe nrc-kline b()(hce and long weddmg mus1c precedmg the obt>r :J I The elub vn tf'd to lhPy will ii!l _ t•nd tile Ohiv Bap· s\e!:'ves ll er trai n was or ceremony . sponso r the good:; from tlw 1 ti st r;onventtOn bemg held f''n•ndJ imported lace edged Mrs. Grimm. mother of th~ bll nd ag:nn Tht<: )t-;lr \1r·s. ·there 1h1 s werk Followm!': the wlih peau de sde and she wore bride. wore a three piece sUit I WaltP r \\ ::rdd r·ll wtll bf' hnstess i C'nnv1n 1ron they plan a motor ia lace manti lla w1111 seed -of betge linen . The groom's ! lor the nt•Xt m~el ing WednPs- [ trw through southf'rn_ lndt ~na f pearls . The bnde car ried a m?th~r chose a ~hree p1ece klll1 1 day, October 21. Arrange- Iand enroutP home wrll V1s1_11wllilt· orl'hld on a while Brble su11 m green. Each wore a mt>nl ') of ruses were placed m wllh their daught er and fatm - ' giVf'n to h(·r by her grandmoth- corsage of b!lby orch1ds. I the homt of th1• hostess. While . ly , th e Hev and Mr~ . George !t>r Danish decorations and a 1 mum s centerf'd th e t~a tnble Siddn!l and children of Pl atts· r Attendant s to the bnde were 1 three tiered cake with apricot with .\1rs Eu iPr pres1dmg at I burg. Oh1o. I nosegay featured l1Je smorgas- • • e NO, 151 Automatic Steam and Dry Irons I ' - • 1 LONSBURY DELUXE S.nator lrom 1~;~;~~;;;~~~11I Colder fott!Pt wttb mst or lrttze hi m.auy areas, Low SS. 18. Saturday mooUy JIUUI)', 1 - - - - - - e ff'•ng er Glona Norris 1 San- ger \torg :m prf'~ented tht' first bnrn, Mrs Gt'orge La sher , Mr s re~'it-W entitled. "Con\ot>n lwn · Emt>rsor1 .1 om•<:., Mrs Mar bv N.,b,1l :md H:ltlt'\ whn :li•n ru~ Ch:~mbPrs, Mrs Henry w'rote "Seoen Duvs m Mnv'' 1 1\ull Mrs D. B . Hartinger. and nthl'r bt>~t s~ll ... r ~ \1r <: ~1ro; Homt>r Cook Mrs Walt· Morgan gave thf' rommen t~ ol t•r \\ addo>ll 'lrs. M L Frenc h. the author as the s tory ol a : \lr ~ Roh;•rt Co:'! IS, Mrs Rod· politwnl f'orwt>nllOil was told A n t>~· f)ownmg ..\1rs. Guy Shuler. b{'hind thli' srE'nes look :1 1 con· ,\1rs R1Jgt>r \1urgan . \1rs . vent wns Wi th all the acttvltiE' ~ T1tus <J nd <~ ,o:twst, Mrs Garen of reportet s. pillt ttc tans <md 1 Stan~bury TV cowrage was portr;;\'f'ct tn tht' hook. ~'--r~--, _ .... ,_.; ,.~ "-' "Margaret Cha~t> Smlltl . Wu· man ot Courage " wrii!Pn bv ,'' G Mr. Frank Grahllm. Jr . wa~ I reviewf'd by Mrs Mnnon Frenlh a nd pre~t'll i Pd hl~h· : light s 10 lhe life ol lhe "Se ntor • • • I SPECIALIZATION 1VEA'J'HEB 1 'an membPrs <~nd gut>Sis I TLANTA \VPi l _ The age Th"'v hare another child, a son. church mN Su11day evemng at 1 Follo•)•ing a talk un the Bible foA specialization has made Matlhew Gran~dpareN~otsrr'ts !~~ : the church. by Rev Lemley , refreshments d :-,1 s !'ern n-l G its mark on luncheon workers Mr. an · r M 'J k M Kathy Abbot! , pres tdent, wa s 1 were served by ar a rues· at the Morningside Ele·[cine, and Mr and rs. ae in charge of the meeting whil'h ,er . Attending were those nam· School. McN eal. Troy . Oh!O opened with dt>votions by Mrs. ed above and Becky an Mary mentary me \llddler,lrt LuPr· and rook lf'S were serv':'d to the 1 Club ht>ld 1ts 11 r~T tllf't'\· m~-"mbt>rs attemlmg. · In~ o! the rlub ye 31 Jt I he country hOme of \1 r s Jamt'"' Prt'sf'nt lor the meetln!i: wt>rf' \1rs l:lrun· Lloyd, Mrs . Jamet T11us rwur Rutl;1mJ Harlt>\ \11'-iS Su."<m Pa rk , Mrs Mr~ .I.Jmt' s F.ult>r plt-Sidt-nl Nuah lb 'kln~ Mrs. L M pre<:idf' d und l.lf:'ll'omt>d ttw llt>nrws'\. \ Tr:i Eu ler, M r s en ddl Abbott DAUGHTER BORN Lou RadiBardl, ES....:U,e Don: Mr ond Mrs Richard Reed, Sharon raw ey · ........ ' nnuunclnl d ....._ 118 and Roger Partlo'o\ Connie Wa lker , Mmn., are 8 R dford and Diana W~y~rsmtl· tht' birth of a 5 lb tO u a ... ... a ter, Abby Jean , born Septemler ~r 23 . Mrs H.e~ was .he form- lor....,... .en. ° 1 I 1 ' � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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