https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/32ee27756207be44311fe28511333f4b.pdf fbc75408db0205b29f5967319d153b9d PDF Text Text \ ' . >f' o., Feb 11, 1958 I The Daily Sentinel ,f Last Rites Held .:loo!liecl ., Friday At 2PM 0 ................ .iili~~;;:;;;;;;;~;;;:;=~'IIF~~er!~~~'er?.1!~'Reuur were held from the Ewma: Chape:J Frlda1 al 2 o'eloek w1lh the Rev Sucene Brown pastor of the Unite<! Methodist Chureh, oil• datlnt way to measure our Ptofe,aional !taadtna: 11 your ctinfldence tn our PreBC'I"lplion s,Mce Should lllnm oecur on hope that you Will brmg )'Our Dtxtor 1 Prescriptions to u' The anawer' Key We~t norlda l!le~o~~or s. Scbuf - Mld~port Soele&y Editor Pomero1 Sodely Edllor - Phone 6244 Lutllle Haw•lns - Middleport Sotiety Buraal was m Beech Grove Cemelel') and pal!beartts were members of the Pomeroy Emer M. ..no Mrs C II .. Wlae Jr gency Squad and mduded Ed ward and Jack Thomas Davad were m Gal1 1polis Monday tc and Olan Goodwm Charles Le VISit the~r dau gll ter Mrs Wa111~m Betz (VJr,gllua JG WISe) who as gar and John :\f('Kcrnw Commg from out of town for lmprovmg at Holzer Hospital the servtce were Dr and Mrs They wen accompamed by Mr Raymond Reuter of Bennett, Ia , and ~irs John Hobgood Mr Hotr Mr and Mrs Paul Reuter, Tip good entered Holter for the ser ton Ia 1\trs Naomt Jacobs Mrs and t1me to have surgery per Charlea Thomas and Cltrenee formed on h1s arm M1 s.s Palrtcla Baker who 10:. em Reuter all or Columbus and Mr and Mrs Dean Da\ as and son ploycd m Columl>us spent th.e weekend here wnh her parents Mike of Gallipolis Mr and Mrs Ed1son Baker and Janet Kay Mrs Villa Carl entered Umver s1ty Hospital Columbus Sundav for obsl!'rvauon and treatmen t Her room riumber 1s 1019 She wos accompanied there by her daughter Mrs. Russell WilsGn Mon411y thrqh Saturday and Mrs Tracy W~e.ley 9to5PM. Wall Sec has returned to hts home lfl Pt Pleasant after spend EveRJnj By Appointment 1 mg a week ~ilh h1s brother Ro 105 E lnd St bctl See '"ho IS slowly r~c ovt~ rm g Pomeroy from a recent stroke at the home of h1s daughtt!r and son m law Phano 269oM \lr and \irs Jar Turner Mrs Em melt Hughes 1s a pa L1cnt at Holter Ho.spltal m Galli polls where she underwent rna jor surgery for the second t1me Mass Bonmc Van Cooney ts spending the week w1th Mtss Carla Wilson at the home of her pa~nts, Mr and Mrs Russell Wilson Bernard Krmkc tnstrumcntal mstructor m the South •rn Local School D1slncl has been ill at Ius home on North Thtrd Street Mr and Mrs Harold Hmkle 11nd hm11lv \Hil move 111to the Charles MYRTIS KAY'S Beauty Salon "POMEROY'S FINI<.'ST" WATCH REPAIR Legion Me~ting Will Be Held On Wednesday Night POMEROY SOCIETY Feeney Bennett Post 128 Amer 1can Le~JOn wall meet In regular se.-;slon Wedn esday evenang at 7 30 at the LegiOn Hall Commander 1 ew1s Long has annGunced t~at there wall be a f1lm shown of the Famous Th1rd A.rmv-S1xth Infantr) DIVISIOn and 26tn Infantr) DtvtsJon All members and veterans are urged to attend th1s meeting Cosmetology Exams Passed Mr" G1nrge Ehersbarh has re word that she has passfd her State Board Cosmetology Exa mmat1on and Is now a hcensed et~lverl 'JeaJII!CIID Mrs Ebersbach a grad~ate of lhc Southerton Beauty School 1n A.th ens 1s now emploved by Mrs Mavme Ramey at the Wanda Besull Shop tn Maddlcport ~turray homr on North Fourth St wh1ch they had purcha~d on F'rlday Mr and Mrs Murray moved Monday to PI Pleasant where they have bought a new home Mr Murray 1s employed there ~1rs Etllson Baker and parents Mr and Mrs Homer John3on of Mason returned last week from a vacation m Naples Fla Mrs \1 L Kelly returned Mon day from Hanniba l 0 where ahe baa been v1slllllg her son In law and daughter, Mr and l\tr.s Char lcs Ftck and fam 1ly RlPfi.IRING-tN S!,AlU NG T.V!itADIO !:I AL£ S AND SERVICE by BAKER FURNITURE All Work CompltJtd Middleport In Ltn Than A Wtt~ RICHEY Goessler Jewelry Cuurt St .I ' Pomeroy CLELANU APPLI Atl CE E. Mlln St. Phor~ 2tO Pomtroy, Gulo { ~ -- - .. .,·-~ 1 .... • ,_,,To make 1111 W6r1c paJ, 1-. ~ 10 keep 011 die lookout for un-,I 'llfO"d larmtnc melhocla. Througb Ad-; Wllill"'l cu do lhit without leavina I die farm, 1'llat saws valuable dmo. So l1 • ho~~e~dy aar rm makina D1J I ,.. par-:dwtb 111 Advulb•"'f'( 0 ~19·' I ' I • The prelude, "A Mighty Fort teSI Is Our God' by Ml.lo Emma ~ou Davis, Pllnill, op<ned the !ervlee, followed by the eoll to worship by the president of the Society, Mrs Sehm BlaJeWICZ wbo "ead lsaah 1!4 z ' <;roup smgmg of ''The Name I J\Jr and Mrs Clayton Bahr of of Jeaua" preceded tbe invoea Ft .Laaderdale Fla arrlvtd ttoa and scripture re:~dmg by Sunday evenms called the Rev Uston Halley A prsyer by lhc Pertod WIS held with Judy Brown death of her mother Mrs Nor man Neut:llmg Mrs C R Karr IS rec~p(!rating at her home Sprmg Ave, after a reading 1 prayer poem '11le SJmne Wathan• after wJuch the ReV Halley accompanied by Mr.s Halley sang the prayer 'The th1ee weeks Jllne11s Shrme Watbm" A rcspomive Polly Baut!r who has tieen Ill readmg of pr.ayers wu led by w1th the measles returned to Ml!l Genevieve Stobart, Mrs school Monday J Thomar; Dentz and Mau Ehubeth Rev Eugene Brown 1 and Mlss Davia ' Lyd,. Ebersbach were In Coluin 1 Mn Wald9 J Bartels, guest bus Monday to attend a apMial speaker gave an mterestma: talk wss1ou of the Oh1o Annual Met~o- on "We Are Ambassador• of d1st Conference held at the Brqad Chnst" way C"hurch The obJeChlles of the World MtS!i Nettle Koehler vJaited 1n Senice Day were gtven by Mrs Galhpohs Monday w1th her broth Blliltewicz and mdu4ed for ex er 1n law and .sister Mr and Mrs panuon of the Espanola Hospital Charles Weaver 1 m New Mexico development of a Mr and Mrs W1lham Parker 1 n~ rntasJon church In Glaaglow and famJ l) of Columbus were Montana and for churches, chap weekend guests or h1s parents., els and parsonA&e.s ove~as Mr 1md Mrs Edward Parker Sr An offenng was taken fGr these Mltlersvalle projects w1th Mrs Herbert Dixon M1ss Manlyn Grueser and and Mn Albert Brown as ushers lr.end Pat Qumn or ColumbJU The 'Lord's Prayer" in unison and group smgmg of "0 Z10n wrre weekend guests of her par· ents Mr and Mrs Karl Orueser Haste" concluded the serv1ce John and Leonard Shaner of Newar~ spent Saturday With tbelr uncle and aunt Mr and Mra Es he Mossman Mmernille Donna •Reibel daughter ol Mr and Mrs Donley Reibel was absenl fr&m sehool Monday due to Ill ness The Women's Soeiety or Chnst B11ly Joe Strong o[ Wilkesville 11n Servlee of Heath Metbodlsl 15 ill al the home of his grand Church met Monday eventng at parents Mr and Mrs Henry Rei the thurth Mrs Ja:-,tea Cuswell bel ' '" char,. or the devotional Mrs Elizabeth Collm'i and 1 Mr jse1rviee. A piaifiJ solo was present· Jnd Mrs Harold Collins of Rut ell by MISI D,.n~ Criswell !anti were recent guests of Mr Mrs R:ruce Lloyd premded and her that the World Day of 1 nd Mrs G A Adams and Servtce ln Middleport 1 ~tcr ~hss Ltda Adam.s Mrs John Lares and Mrs Ul be held on February 21 at han Rora.n of Columbus were the P m at the First Presbyter weekend 1iuesh of th~> fortner .s ian Church uncle :md aunt, Mr and Mrs. G Mrs Francas H Klem had the \ Adams anti ller stsler lhss lesson for the e'fening and used as Ll<la Adams ... her theme ' Christian ActiOn on Mrs John D~vhlf of Crldota the March" Mrs ti'leln spoke on ville nmved Sunday for a weeki China, Japan and Germany and her mtervaew• w1th varrous for Yl&lt w1th her parents, Mr and •• and, Ch studen•· and m18o1onar1•s Vln C F 1'omp•mi ' r1L el~ .-· lO ,. Ctms TompkinS1s QUite m at Mr.$ Emerson Jories was pianist for the service ~us home on Spnng Ave The hostesses Mn Lawrence Mr and Mrs Rol Evans and family of Canal Wmchestcr were- Milhoan, Mrs Jobn Ktnca1d, ltrs recent guesh of her parenl!i Mr Perry Mitch, M1ss Nellie Zerkle i~lld Mra Rollm Bearhs and Mrs Kenneth Byers sened a ~Irs Anna Stiles of Zanesville ~aserl course to the 35 members present " lhe IU"t of her sut,er Mrs The table decoratiOns earrled Edith DaVLs out a Valentme theme and the Barbara Kennedy daughter of was made of while Mrs Walter Kennedy Jr , 1s con red carnations fined to her home with the chicke n pox Heath Methodist' WSCS Meeting Is Held On Monday Pomeroy B~ptist ' Youth Rally Is Well Attended. ..... ..,.. Columbuo vlalled hor parent• Mr • •qd Mra oaear H,ney , Mr ond Mrs 1Delbert Beckel' <J.I Middleport vloded Mr a~d Mr. : " 0 HeiU'Y Sunday , Mr1 John Hei)I'Y ROll ODd dau. Khler of Mason·' v1.!1led Mr. and Mrs Artley BI~Ke Mondat lolr and Mrs. 1 Marvin Barler and sons vl!lted Mto Helen Bar ker recently The Bifkers )\'ere bert for the funeral oervl~ or Mn Be~tha Farle7, Mason .Mra la11e Lewil, Mrs Lester, VanMeter, Mrs Olevla YOUIII and Mrs, Lloyd Hollman and son, Jack atiended the lut rltea of• Kennte, Pomero_y-.vuited ,Mrs Ray Mrs Avery Boothe Mondll)' Plck~ns THIII'Sday ' Mr and Mrs Georae burns and Airs Cbarlea Cartwrtghl and dau1hters went to Charleston Mro Dana Lewik wert ln Galli Sunday to villi relatlveo pol15 Wl\4nesday on busmesa Tom Edw11ds aud Mro Mabel Mrs Nth:on Roush, New Haven vt11ted MIS Freeman Johnson Johnson went to Rio Grande on Thiii'Sday to attend the funcrol and son Thursday Financial Gossip IY ILMIR C WALZER Unltod p,... Financial ldlhlr NEW YORK UP- The Du Pont holdlngi of 63 m1lhon aharea or ~ per cent, of the General MOo tlll'a outsta~dlltll stock has foeu• ed Wall Street attention on olh· The Youth Rally at the Pome roy Bi pllal Church wA well aupo er eorporatlon investmeuta. ported Sunday afternoon when The Du Pont >boldlt~~ of GM has about 35 young people met lor an beeil ordered dlsaotved and the lnsplratwnal 1ervlee and feUow courl.l ore lrl'~k lo n,ure out slilp supper how the jo\>o ean beil be •done The gue1t speaker M1ss Joan Standard t. Poor's has just O'Conno( als~ d~reeted the published s list ~I companl~a ~roup In chorus smglng The dl• with other oloek lnteres(!, tome euaslon period rentered around ol them amoliatlng to control of the quesl.lons "What Shall 1 Qo other unita .,. With My Ltle!' and 'How May Ameracan Hardware, for eum One Know The Will 01 God Res ple 0"1'"' 345.(100 ahare'o. qr 48 pedlve 1 Ule Vocallon•' per ceoll or ownershiP. of Sav.,e Mlsa O'Connor, who will be en· Arm• _ terJRJ the Cleveland Public Allied Chet1fl<al, bold.s 9 per School aysl<'m next !all upon cent of tbe ouJatanijltJI thFn ~~ j, !P'aduatlo•n !rom Rio Grande, gaye Vlrimla Clrollna Chemic~ proo own per!lonal experience 11 !erred atoet; 'ala Pe:r eent ol llluatrat•on or the role of Owet~~-Jlllaoil Gla&! <om"1.on, of God ma1 play m ~he and tilht per ' cent of Ame~ vocational gutdance Vlac:oae atoet In addtUon to 100,· ahO<O• of U S Sled general "!u~.~~~~f~.1 :o:=n., lthe And Their Climax l<ilotrtbute<l ilf!l lira 1'7••••·•' w!~~~~~t:•,~••d 1 InMrtheanddloeu• Thursday evenln1 guest of Mrs Katie BIW at\d son }f:ennle was Mrs Wlnnte Spear& Pl PleaBOnl Mrs Bell Van llleler and dau ghler Bonnie visited Mrs Ham aon Kbblnaon and famdy Thur! doy Mrs Olev11 Young celebrated her b~rthday Fr1d111 at her home •llh her ehlldi'en vlo!Un& durltJI the day • ' or Mrs tis Irw .n. I m•u? Mn Joe Kear01 of BairvJew m vlotUng her sllter, Mrs Mo· bel Johnaon on Thunda1 ~r and Mrs Pat Johnson and baby were viatling ber mo\ber, Mrs MarJorie Ball Sunday at w..t Columbia Mrs Cecil Smith and ehltdi'en 1! Mason vl11ted at tbc WJIUama h()me on Sunday Mrs James Ctmmngham anrl OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO. ehJldren Demse and J1mmae Geo to 220 lito. '211.00 to' of NP.\' Haven v1sded Dana Lewis !0HOGS-m 30 220 lo 2!10 11>1 10 011 l<> and r.m.ly Sunday Darty Sm1th who 18 servmg tht> 110.30, Licht 18 to 20.80; Fat U S. A~r Force VISited his aran~ 1ows 14 00 h 18 00; Stags IUIO t~ parents, llr and Mrs T 0 '6 oo Boars 10 00 to a.oo, Sow> Young over the weekend He re •nd Ptgs 60 00 to IZO 00, Shoal.! eelved hls dl$eharge !rom the lOO to ZOllO CA Tl'LE-Stecn 15 110 to 23 00 serv1ce and returned to his fan1 lle•lcr• 14:00 to 22 110, Baby Bee( 1ly m Nash,llle, Tennessee MISI Janice Nicholson was the 1500 to :i400, Fat Cows 1200 to, 20110, Canners 10 110 to 14 weekend guest of Mina Lewls Mr and Mrs Clarea.ee Ward of Bulls 14 UO to ZOllO, Milk Cowi 7&00 to 140 00 but n also m•ghl g•t tnem mto VEAL CUVES-Tops 3550, trouble w1th the tOLirU as m the Seeonds 28.00 to 34 00, Medium. ease or Du Pont 15 00 to 24 00, Com lo Hvs 1& Oil Railroads have many diverse to 28 00, Culls I~ 00 to 18.00 , holdlnfl of other railroad& For SHEEP- Ewes & Lma. 6 00 tG erample, Baltimore and Ohlo has 10;00; Stock Ewes 10.00 lo 2f.50; 43 per cent of Read1ng Company's Fat Sheep 6 00 to lb.OO; Cullt common s!J)Ck and more than 40 l 00 to !i 00, Bucb 4 00 to BOO; per eent of the pre!erreds and ' at Wethers 4.0Q to 10 110 • 3a per eent or Western Maryland LA~IIlS-Tops 2380, Bet,.dt common, and b1g hunk11 or the 5 00 to 20 110, L'lhls Wls !4 od roads aloek.s lo \8.00, 10 00 lo IG.OO oo oo, I half br;~~~~~~~~~ilr The U\llilY Workers Union of Zuspan Amenea, L«al 4!!0, has been cer I l1!10d " hargalnlng agent Jor nieces •nd Mra Carol,!~ some 1118 workers il'the plant and hi! been attempting to negotiate o! Point Pleasant ~;---,..,.--, a contract with OVEC However, no progress bas been made In three months o! Ialka The Kyger Creek plant, eon strucled and owned by 15 Oblo Valley utlhtea, s~p·:)::·~~r.~~ to the AEC uramum at Waverly Tuesday, llirold J St,.ul>, na tm[lal v1ce piealdent of' the unloD, said he woul~ meet lvltb l'tpre· senlollves o! 12 of the I& utilities this week ~nd In D~lon "Unless the Ialka are auece,.£ul, we Intend to set up lnachlnery lor pletetlng all or lh. ' qtllltlos," Straub Bltd • Hill Appt)inted Court Bailiff By Judg~; Ba~n Old Salt Allen C H11i, one lime the U S Navy, eo)llmand beglnn· Meigs County The union lS seekfng 1 aharter work week, op lncr..,e In lbi!t dll!erentlals anltalbii.Jer P"''·Yll'' l cation , The ~OmJpan,Y ' GiYe "Swetb to v' t . the $w:~!' ~ ON · V~LENTINE'S DAY. ., Alumhl COntest l ' I Aaaed To White I ' ,RUSSELL STOYER ,Iq~D ~y.- · 1 A~ltlRD CfiOCOJ,A'rES I 1 'Jb, CREACIJS . . . . . . . : 1 lb. t/UT, CHERRY AND CRI~P CEN1'ERS I, 1 lb. HOME 'FASHION~ FAVyRI'ri!S . . : 1 lb. J)I!LIGHTS .,'...... : 2 It lt'Jl~ .cRtAMS .. 1 • , , 1 lb• .·~~"' ., ' Y'~RDI'ALS I\ I I ROSEBUD MINTS . $% _ ,. .,.. CANDY I~R CHOCOLATES . ... , , . ' lib. Asso~TilD E HJ~ 0 " 0 0 I 0 t oJ "'.' BRlattabit. WDIJS ' ' . ' ' Boosters Qanquet For ~.t:Gr.ict ~e Squ~d :flillma Wblte Falcon At Boostera set M...-ch 28 •• for a banquet h[mormg football and basketball Mon the hlgh school .~'!!\"~!~;~ time waa also aet with llckcl.l hemg sate to the public at tbey met on •being made to K•l a for the event ln IJieeting was Den of the Boosters told " VALENTINE DANCE A ValenUne Dance wiU be ..... , ·-·• Saturday February 15 at B p m m the Raettlc Htgh School audt· tor1um under sponsorship of Glee Club Reedrds w1U be play ed lor round dlBclng A~miWOn Ia 30 cents per person -----~~~----~--~~ President Predicts Reces8ion Will Start 1'o End Next I _ I WASHINGTON (UP) t.. Pr~illent Elsenhoo•w~e;r;J,!::J::: today that th~ rece!lsilin will slart to end next in ployment will pick Ulli ' "I am convinced lhil! we are not swing In activity,'' he Will commence to see facmg a sal!! "Every ind1calion is t~e start of a ptck·up in Job Ilea. Tllat should mark the beglp nflit of the enc[ or tile ~ turn In out I!Oonomy, ,provided we ap. ply ourselves Wlth ,tOofjdence to the job ahead " ' "' �' "HE II D··"LY ,.., ....' . "~HR·· M' .t~ "'~ ' ~l·•~' . ' fELr\1,1 fOt't ·GtiiDt t ' ': ,._,file I t ' ~ ~~ance ' "" sevepih. abatl of · its ~~ 10 Gbcl" PtGP'f!ll· j,tesented in a naltoliiYide telecast from tlie Washington Headci!tw'rt.on FebtuiU:)' 1st, Tjl,e ~exican Le· glon ditliberately avoided any suggestion of !II~Uing. J . ,. · · t Past National Vice Commander Thomas E. Parradlne, narrator o( 111e· half-hour show oiler the ABC network, toot \cognizance of tlie first American satellite - then beginJilng Its circumnavigations In the notl'Ungness a_bQve 1111- reminded the nation tbat the godlesj Kluuattchev tOuld not participate lh 1111ch an occasion ~~thiS'. But in Mr. Parradine's re· ~ltll and tile address Qlaf· totldited. there '!3s no vainglory, braggadoclc! or arrogance 1'be ~remony - llt;hllgbtM by the brief Jli'ayer of NaUOIIal Legion Chaplain: Feltham ~- James - remllnell, as 1\ should, an. hum· b~ dedication of all Amertrans Who cared to pattici:Yate, to the service of "God and Counfryn. National Commantlet John S Gleason, Jr , who took leave of his hospital bed for the oc~slon, declared that America needs "the lllurai might of a people close to God" that If this nation is td conquer. the power a~d evU of Communism, "it needi all of the spirit- IY BLANCHE M. HASKINS tiline I've read ab~ut Jj!onth Wll how ))r. Leale, h11 I!"Y•Iclan aal and belcl his haad as death crept nt~¥r and aearer to !~at alalwart soul. ll wu atreued that perhap• In our day, a bu1y phy>ioian would hurdi,y. haye time to Ail with t~e dyfng 1\ntit the vory Jut SOme ono to bold your hand ¥1l'itn dylnr-•omehow lhol just 1tayrd wilh me.' 1 am tiO glad tlnooln htd that \Ill comfort. bl011ed martyr thal;ihe WOI Mary l.lncoln, poor aout, hod rl•ne into hyslerit.o at t-Is time The minute ahe would rome Into tlle room. wild uncontrollable •riel tore her apart Then we heard from Vesta Swiahcr Swinehurt, Columbus, who lolls us 1m a large cltpplngl of 1on "Jepple' aotd his new ocbool located at Harrison, Ohio, In the Cmciunal! area-Jepple Ia head of thll school situated on se acres of rolllnar land and costing way over nne mllhon dollars 65 teachers, 1600 pup1b, o gymnas· lum •eating 1200, wtth a iiO by 94' playing lloor I've only louched on !he hl~htlghts "Jepple" wall 11 star nthletr here In !he !~to 20'• and Is nf ~ctlohately remembarcd' here In town He certainly has gone "WIIV up there" In !he fine old arl o/ !Chool teaching, headmg such a But lhe doc:tor kmd, u10urcd, big and importanl new plaut ftla olin hmt doubtless heavy " The Sw>8hcr's doughh•r (and !tad, ilmply sat and hrld tha• only child) I ol• I• nt Oh1u State ~and, !he hand thai 111nod the majormg In cdu<.'Bllon - IJut m1 llllttal!olpatlnrt l'r~~<lamatlon scrlb turully 6teil l~o C.elty.burg Addrn,. nnd lhal bud 110 Dttoh soothed hla To me thl'!i'C'9 somclhln~ Ironic own loved one •. in the conslonl plea on TV lo ; 1he tloctor had come. Ami he wrllo to New York City for ma ita yell tt•rwl on "Belter Schools" all a city whcro a lmlh 1 am as uaual trying to rood fulAfter s1hool prlnctpnl George fllree t~lnt• ~~ .Qnro Can hardly Goldbarb afler 33 yom service to b7 do ..n a new book "The Gill h111 clty, plunged to his rlcnth f.nd lhe Giver" by Nella Girdner frum hts sixth atmy aput tmclllr~ue <l ~ve to seo why thol that city ts hurdly In • JlO&itlon !llo!Hir ••ted as ahe did, 10em· to gtve advice on "Beller 1'1t111 Dilver realblnc how pre Sthools" cl her ill!.lband and children Ad!Stlngui!hed magatlne bcad1 Ull too late ) Then Time ill desrrlption of this, "Out• age 11lne came and there wa1 in Brooklyn" It'll curl your hair e lflTiack, Jockey 1upremc to read what really happen• !be ~over and ru have to 100 rowdyilm lokil!l over •• 1\ bllui hlm fn between apellv 1 when In New York'• schools ad the ,SCnUnel, lbroo leltor• hasTllk about " board Jungle" nd a lleautlful post eard ahowln; Well, lol' N'T lk aboul It Matue o( EvanseUna. thla from then !a Fayette, LouLIIana, where two Of n\y H S pupUa of way 1ons It rather Irks me to soo n b11 W-o, Mr. and Mr.. Roy lkCarty, orange with one or two bit•• tak li'e lllht leOIII- . bn'l mall wonderful? Broaka en out dumped down on the aide walk At abot•t 110 unts p <)ozeQ, lnt~ YO!)' day, 10 ~~~~pliy Wilh 1 would call this qo~1p1q4ous l!lo, the .. ~,tatlo~ !hat aoel waalo. And apples llkeWfso, lastcq ¥11th it add1 i~ch int to life. then 1011t.d One h bound t0 One of Ute was frotn think of , de!tltute children lq Grttca, !nr iaalanee. wl•oJC one l\ldltPQrl's !tlarprel lloudo· meal a da• Is soup nnrl b1ead ~~~- tiPif Itt~ Ronald Plate of ' (ltteA Lake, Wlseonaln, the provldM lllliely bY foreign aid ~ NeW Spri·ng Jewelry , NOW ON I LAIOit DISPLAY TO MilT IILUIJ BEACH, feb. 8 uP The AI'LCIO t.oda1 ealled a crub eoafere- to 4ranut.lze Ita delllln4 tor feOtl'fal aet1011 to elk! : ' B. H. SANBORN t~e bllllno,. llump 111d tall ria inc unemploJDitJII, Tile llbor federation called 1fldcl of Ill 13'1 uniol)l t<J a -~~a~ 'Jtareh 11-IJ 6 00 6~ 8 30 6.45 F1atl and Scruggs ' Wea1bercasl \ 1 News Picture NBC News \, 7·00 Whirlybirds \ 7 ~· Tic Tao nousb \ 1 You .Bet Your Life ' I· 8 30.· Dragnet '' '-11' 9:00 Peoples' Cholee _ ' ~ 9:So Ford Show •l 10:00 Rosemary .Clooney 10.30 Jan Wymln Show 11:00 News u..dun.,. II 15 The Jack Paar Show JEWELERS -IT. In Wublniwn, .D. C., to dlacua IYIJI to Jlei up 1111 -omy. IIIIDDLBPOBT ali t·oo s;,n 011 •~ WCHs-rv Channell ", Channel ~• - Wednesday Channell -Thurscl., Modern American Square Dancing a, 10 H~•ov 7:59 8:00 8!45 9.00 10·00 Slgn Oa Captain Kangaroe CBS Newr Mornlilg Show Garry ~loore 10:30 11:30 12.00 IZ:\5 12:30 U·45 1.00 Artnur Godfrey Dotto News at Noon Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guldtnc Licht Katie's Kitchen AI The World Turnt Beat the €Jock HouMiparty PayOff The •Verdict II Your1 !lHg~t~r 'Day Secret Srorm 8:00 8 45 9·00 10 00 10 SO 11:30 I !2·00 12 15 12:80 IN5 1:00 1.30 2.00 :!Ira. Parter Sheela Is recover· 1:3~ Ina from a tall at her hoine bel;e1 Z:OO LMna Davia entert8\lled tba lA· 2:,30 die• of the J>reabrterlan ch!ll"h &'.00 with a qulttlaa parly. 'Hr. and !>Irs, 3.30 llusaelt WoiU, Wellston, f.OO CUtaia a~d a potluck dinner wa1 4:15 injoyed. , Edltb-JoLruon emplo~ed tn Cot· 4:30 Edge of Night umbua apebt the week end at her & 00 Early Show 6 15 The J)lte Rlvlln Sbow home here · Esso Reporter "'"I Ill. lti> H:o..;,... Pande 8:58 'Ne~W '", <' 700 Casey Jonea 7:30 J LOve Luoy Slg Record a· oil 9•00 The Millionaire 9 30 I've Col A Secret I 10:00 U. s. Steel Hl!ur 11•00 The News TortlgM !V5 stanlttnc tilll Weather ,):10 Tlte SJ\o~o n.e uw 1 Captain Kang.roo CBS News Morning Sllow Garry lloore uthur Godfrey Dotto \ Newa ~ Love of Life •, 1 Searen M To!"orrow Guullng L1ght ' Kalla's Kitchen As the-World Turna Beat the Clock 2. so Houseparty ' 3 00 Big· Payoff 3<80 The Verdi~!' ts Yourt •; •,: 4:00 Brlglitcr JJay 4'15 . Secret Storm ' 4 311 Edge of Night 5·00 ~rly Shew .' ~, , , 6 30 Your Ess~ Revorter ' 6:45 $ports Parade I Ia 53 ,'lveatllerman ' \7.00 ' :Front~• •~oetul • " 7.30 8 00 8.30 $.30 dresses ' Sgt Preston , Highway Pa,trol· Shower of Stars Playhouse OO·· HUDdrecla to rhoote from -'- Jr. ~· a~td Ladles. All new &piing colon alJd styles. ' Thi'WUAL • "t \ - whh a '~ Scally reiurned home Monday Iller being t paUent ln ~ol~ 11~~~~ !he past•week. Mr alill Mi1.' ~1enn 8mlth via· lied l~llll~a fn' Ripley during the \Y~kelid. Mr. ·~~d Mrs. Harry l.al'De and Mrs H. L: Dyer were bu1inea • vWto11 In Ravenswood an ~- df>'•• \ . .. • See these smart new WONDERFUL WAY ., ' !" . . . . . styles and colot&. - All sliei. Buy now oil Lay. Away- ,, ~ BUY ON UY·AW.t\Y NOW Jlep1lr ..... ,, 51c ~·~Yud ,. NYLON IIOSf ··jt• ' 11.00 T~e 1/ews tonight II 05 ~er-ning t~e W.nlher 11.10 Tl.e rate Show G1 gauce, now IPiiltl ahadea. , • pr. (, . _ 50 SPORJ DIM > Sizea 8\i to 11. 30" ll'idc.. Fut,eGI- • 011- Plain or Fa• r ..._ "·'·-· . .- ' ' • way. plent~ of comi!ort Vllal!l to $UI ' casual hour of yqllr .1· u~1 ., It's 'a' moccasin st)le versatile In bl~ck or TO MUT lt:/URSDAY Tho J,adtea' Bible Class ol the FirRI Bapllst Church will meeet Thursdny at 2 00 p m at tho chorch lirown MIETING CALLED le~er. $4 LADIES~ YWIIIH t. $7.t5 ~aroypM tor IJII ttlllll(. .IIIah !4'lea llld,i'lata. The Middleport Chamber of Comsucks oltor lhc dati)' groceries, hnally the grocery truck came oul to the country wllh a toad once a day, then ot lost lwlce ' LADIES' SHOis SJIOES • Vllm to ff.tl • ' 00 ~vi' NOW w """,Ctearonce ~- Broken Silts. 1 IIIli ' ' merce will meet Friday at 7 30 p. m nt lho City Hall l ' Such nighIt old had. living up limes as they r::~~;~~f~~~ Bul suddenly, up the road who should come one di!Y but Prlvato ' hluetf, and he waa hungrY ~~~~~P~itlil~i'd:'~~~ ' • I I ' to Vllaea ·Qft,Yolir · s2•00 $8.1~ LADlE$' DRESsiS I '-li ' .. __ . ......• H abDut ' ' boom and bus! , s3.oo wi• entirely lhe moll 'com i tr.f'"othnr ot ltiree, Louise o, a'i01tl ~ abel! G~elOI~ •&ed 8\i Muuret IOU our paper !rom P~k limy here In lown and is 11i the mite ~eenly hllor011cd ~1114! the wu prtM man, bead IIAe wrfter ,n.! afio.ve 'n lin.. on .., beloved ol~ 1\e· fl1•~ of JmRl Stn· ,_ lllr&aret, fGl taklnc *:;....I-'~-IOV -'_I.;.y_l,t...:_, llet qui> ol eftlld's oran*l· lllfinkle generous ty whh sugar and wat••· tt dis ap&::; wastelulne" woro!OI me and alway, ha~ Born and b""d m my vrry hones Sucb 1 thrUji;" ace Wendell I MilS 1&211 on "Meet M< Grow" this week 'Feb et. llo's net on Ibis roul,rly, II ·~ems, but I've "caught" hlm !IYelal time• no~ So natural. •a exa•ll~ riBht In hil r•1ie (tllla time a po,role offtcerl ~e cornea "right Into your living rOOin" and 1'111 In a dither about him ~II o cr a~aln I eae11• tme. \I(••••! • ,t• ~~ ~ : ~;~:~~ ~Y~OU"'' eu GIRL SCOUTS TO MEET The MiddlepoN Girl Scouts w111 meet Thursda ~t afternoon at 3 40 In the upstairs Sunday School room or the Heaib Metbodilt Church Tho following Thursday they w1ll meet at thmr new head· quarters In the former Nazarone Church which has been given them by tho Middleport Board o! Educalion to use lor lhelr mcotmg ploce. something 'liteKentuckY !his really111!happcft In hla native neYO!' get.\, ft\J!J, b:t>tll •....!Um~~&)J. natl 1oally, am! n good thing It Ia Iori us IVbO' love lo read alier hill\ ~nd Stuart'• Kontucky Is not lhe white pillared mansion far !!retches ol lush blue graso, ole mar.!er 1nd mtuus busmeulle's in oulern ilentucky, Rlwaya, where lift Ia raw, ru&~~ed and hmh, for tbe most pari 'l'here are rtally two distinct .. ~ aeparnte Kenluokys, com plettly dllterenl In citizenry, tor· lain and mqot of all In woQJt~ A":lull~ dllf~rent, thor are. ~~:..uiin-·ptel and-slic';;' your c~i- 8·4! Slgn' On '' 1 7 00 , 'foday 11·110 l!oho!>Jilo 1!\tlrill ' ' . tl~O Tftmb:e W:ith Father • • lO:OO Arlene ~:fu\ls Sfiow <' .,. , , , , , , 10·30 ''"'l"l' u..1 . , 11:00 The J>ricJ Is Juett 11·3u Trutb or Cbhiecrueaces 12·00 Tic Tac' llousli 12,30 It €oufd Jle ,You ' 1 oo Mld·Dar News 1.1~ Movietlme ' 2!30 Kitty Foyle 3 00 Matinee Theater UO Queen for a Day 4.45 Modem Romances ' ' 5.00 Comedy Time 5 30 Spinach Playh~use 6:15 Sports Eye t.~ Weathereast 6.30 N<ws Picture 8·45 IIBC N•ws 7.00 Boola and Saddles ~:ao Wagop ~aln 8:30 Father Knows Best 9 00 Telephone Hour 10:00 This I; Your Life 10·30 0 Hentj PlayHoJBe n:ou News Headlines 11·\Q Weathercnt 11.,5 The Ja<k Paar Show 1:00 SlVl PIREMEN TO MEET 1'ho Meigs County Firemen's Assoclotlon w<ll mecl lomght ot the Middleport Fu e House Two fire training films Will be shown a~d all Meigs County Ftrcmen arc in· vited ljlll one 1 ever read ot, ""r Jesse SluaN pro~bly aaw 1 u:oo PROGRAM DAT. CHANGID , Mrs William L !mit~, Ametl· canism ~b,lrman of the Lewis Manley toll, Amerleah Legioh, has announced that the American Ism progtam which was scheduled lor Fridoy, Feb 21, has been post· poncd until Monday, March 10 Mrs Campbell Harper Is the presIdent • "l.lli'n = 11:1! 7.00 Todr.y : 9.'00 Romller Room ,. ' Ho fiouble WitH Father 10 00 Arlene Francia Show 10 30 Trelfue iunt The i'rltei'ls Right • 11:30 Truth or corueguences 12 oo TJc 1~ llOiiit& 12·31) It Could Be You 1·00 j.!loJJlily lffiil , 1.15 M'ovielhbe 2·30 Kilty Foyle 3 00 Math\ee Theater (;OO Queen for 1 Day 4:45 Modern Romances Once more The American Legion has re· mmded America to "Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition" And lt has solemnly memorialized the fifteenth anniversary of the smking of the transport Dorchester, when the four chaplains - a Catholic, a Jew and two Protestants - gave their lifcJackets to others and arm-in-arm went back to God MUTING POSTPONED The meellng of the Winding Troll Gardeo Club sclleduled for Thuridav evening at the home of Mrs. Edward Koehler, bas been no•tponell due to the death of Mtss '&mma Settz I • CHI-3-wH._. Sign bh l c,n Daily Sentmel Davbonk I ·WSA!itv Cfioit""' ~:· ' ' •ua strength 'l'~l,ch ll_nly a Go.df· earm~, . , · I, erful people of(,e~": . Defense Sectetary Ne11 H. McElroy, speal>ing from the Pentagon, urged his fellow Americans to follow the commandments of justice and mercy in building the strength of the nahon and in laying a secure foundahon for the peace of the world Most encouraging were the words of 19year-old Tom Peake, of Narton, Va, presldent of American LegiOn Boys' Nat10n for 1957, who brought to the oldsters of the nalion a message of hope and fa1th from the 20,000 boys who take part each year in the Leg1on 's educa!ion-t6r-citlferiship program. These foungsters, he said, are ~epresentative of American youlh! who "not only believe in Go~ but practice this belle,f through prayer, churclt a!fendance pnd a daily. person~! effort to keep H1s commandments" Did You Know Timt? . e->.Dally Sellljn~;Po.Peror-Mtddteport, 0.; J'e~. 12 .. ·--~-.- .. r•t~ialing~ j~ i~· ': . P~r.ed~ ~versaryIOn '"B~~k,. To God" . ~;,~;~~fi;.~~~~l' ' VA\UES TO 98c l • ) BETTER HQ GOoDs ~ I ;; .~1nant Pieces of 78c to 98c. Better Ple<:e GoOds • -;~veNow. · I',OMUOY . '' ' ' ~ 10 .,,I ~ �' "HE II D··"LY ,.., ....' . "~HR·· M' .t~ "'~ ' ~l·•~' . ' fELr\1,1 fOt't ·GtiiDt t ' ': ,._,file I t ' ~ ~~ance ' "" sevepih. abatl of · its ~~ 10 Gbcl" PtGP'f!ll· j,tesented in a naltoliiYide telecast from tlie Washington Headci!tw'rt.on FebtuiU:)' 1st, Tjl,e ~exican Le· glon ditliberately avoided any suggestion of !II~Uing. J . ,. · · t Past National Vice Commander Thomas E. Parradlne, narrator o( 111e· half-hour show oiler the ABC network, toot \cognizance of tlie first American satellite - then beginJilng Its circumnavigations In the notl'Ungness a_bQve 1111- reminded the nation tbat the godlesj Kluuattchev tOuld not participate lh 1111ch an occasion ~~thiS'. But in Mr. Parradine's re· ~ltll and tile address Qlaf· totldited. there '!3s no vainglory, braggadoclc! or arrogance 1'be ~remony - llt;hllgbtM by the brief Jli'ayer of NaUOIIal Legion Chaplain: Feltham ~- James - remllnell, as 1\ should, an. hum· b~ dedication of all Amertrans Who cared to pattici:Yate, to the service of "God and Counfryn. National Commantlet John S Gleason, Jr , who took leave of his hospital bed for the oc~slon, declared that America needs "the lllurai might of a people close to God" that If this nation is td conquer. the power a~d evU of Communism, "it needi all of the spirit- IY BLANCHE M. HASKINS tiline I've read ab~ut Jj!onth Wll how ))r. Leale, h11 I!"Y•Iclan aal and belcl his haad as death crept nt~¥r and aearer to !~at alalwart soul. ll wu atreued that perhap• In our day, a bu1y phy>ioian would hurdi,y. haye time to Ail with t~e dyfng 1\ntit the vory Jut SOme ono to bold your hand ¥1l'itn dylnr-•omehow lhol just 1tayrd wilh me.' 1 am tiO glad tlnooln htd that \Ill comfort. bl011ed martyr thal;ihe WOI Mary l.lncoln, poor aout, hod rl•ne into hyslerit.o at t-Is time The minute ahe would rome Into tlle room. wild uncontrollable •riel tore her apart Then we heard from Vesta Swiahcr Swinehurt, Columbus, who lolls us 1m a large cltpplngl of 1on "Jepple' aotd his new ocbool located at Harrison, Ohio, In the Cmciunal! area-Jepple Ia head of thll school situated on se acres of rolllnar land and costing way over nne mllhon dollars 65 teachers, 1600 pup1b, o gymnas· lum •eating 1200, wtth a iiO by 94' playing lloor I've only louched on !he hl~htlghts "Jepple" wall 11 star nthletr here In !he !~to 20'• and Is nf ~ctlohately remembarcd' here In town He certainly has gone "WIIV up there" In !he fine old arl o/ !Chool teaching, headmg such a But lhe doc:tor kmd, u10urcd, big and importanl new plaut ftla olin hmt doubtless heavy " The Sw>8hcr's doughh•r (and !tad, ilmply sat and hrld tha• only child) I ol• I• nt Oh1u State ~and, !he hand thai 111nod the majormg In cdu<.'Bllon - IJut m1 llllttal!olpatlnrt l'r~~<lamatlon scrlb turully 6teil l~o C.elty.burg Addrn,. nnd lhal bud 110 Dttoh soothed hla To me thl'!i'C'9 somclhln~ Ironic own loved one •. in the conslonl plea on TV lo ; 1he tloctor had come. Ami he wrllo to New York City for ma ita yell tt•rwl on "Belter Schools" all a city whcro a lmlh 1 am as uaual trying to rood fulAfter s1hool prlnctpnl George fllree t~lnt• ~~ .Qnro Can hardly Goldbarb afler 33 yom service to b7 do ..n a new book "The Gill h111 clty, plunged to his rlcnth f.nd lhe Giver" by Nella Girdner frum hts sixth atmy aput tmclllr~ue <l ~ve to seo why thol that city ts hurdly In • JlO&itlon !llo!Hir ••ted as ahe did, 10em· to gtve advice on "Beller 1'1t111 Dilver realblnc how pre Sthools" cl her ill!.lband and children Ad!Stlngui!hed magatlne bcad1 Ull too late ) Then Time ill desrrlption of this, "Out• age 11lne came and there wa1 in Brooklyn" It'll curl your hair e lflTiack, Jockey 1upremc to read what really happen• !be ~over and ru have to 100 rowdyilm lokil!l over •• 1\ bllui hlm fn between apellv 1 when In New York'• schools ad the ,SCnUnel, lbroo leltor• hasTllk about " board Jungle" nd a lleautlful post eard ahowln; Well, lol' N'T lk aboul It Matue o( EvanseUna. thla from then !a Fayette, LouLIIana, where two Of n\y H S pupUa of way 1ons It rather Irks me to soo n b11 W-o, Mr. and Mr.. Roy lkCarty, orange with one or two bit•• tak li'e lllht leOIII- . bn'l mall wonderful? Broaka en out dumped down on the aide walk At abot•t 110 unts p <)ozeQ, lnt~ YO!)' day, 10 ~~~~pliy Wilh 1 would call this qo~1p1q4ous l!lo, the .. ~,tatlo~ !hat aoel waalo. And apples llkeWfso, lastcq ¥11th it add1 i~ch int to life. then 1011t.d One h bound t0 One of Ute was frotn think of , de!tltute children lq Grttca, !nr iaalanee. wl•oJC one l\ldltPQrl's !tlarprel lloudo· meal a da• Is soup nnrl b1ead ~~~- tiPif Itt~ Ronald Plate of ' (ltteA Lake, Wlseonaln, the provldM lllliely bY foreign aid ~ NeW Spri·ng Jewelry , NOW ON I LAIOit DISPLAY TO MilT IILUIJ BEACH, feb. 8 uP The AI'LCIO t.oda1 ealled a crub eoafere- to 4ranut.lze Ita delllln4 tor feOtl'fal aet1011 to elk! : ' B. H. SANBORN t~e bllllno,. llump 111d tall ria inc unemploJDitJII, Tile llbor federation called 1fldcl of Ill 13'1 uniol)l t<J a -~~a~ 'Jtareh 11-IJ 6 00 6~ 8 30 6.45 F1atl and Scruggs ' Wea1bercasl \ 1 News Picture NBC News \, 7·00 Whirlybirds \ 7 ~· Tic Tao nousb \ 1 You .Bet Your Life ' I· 8 30.· Dragnet '' '-11' 9:00 Peoples' Cholee _ ' ~ 9:So Ford Show •l 10:00 Rosemary .Clooney 10.30 Jan Wymln Show 11:00 News u..dun.,. II 15 The Jack Paar Show JEWELERS -IT. In Wublniwn, .D. C., to dlacua IYIJI to Jlei up 1111 -omy. IIIIDDLBPOBT ali t·oo s;,n 011 •~ WCHs-rv Channell ", Channel ~• - Wednesday Channell -Thurscl., Modern American Square Dancing a, 10 H~•ov 7:59 8:00 8!45 9.00 10·00 Slgn Oa Captain Kangaroe CBS Newr Mornlilg Show Garry ~loore 10:30 11:30 12.00 IZ:\5 12:30 U·45 1.00 Artnur Godfrey Dotto News at Noon Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Guldtnc Licht Katie's Kitchen AI The World Turnt Beat the €Jock HouMiparty PayOff The •Verdict II Your1 !lHg~t~r 'Day Secret Srorm 8:00 8 45 9·00 10 00 10 SO 11:30 I !2·00 12 15 12:80 IN5 1:00 1.30 2.00 :!Ira. Parter Sheela Is recover· 1:3~ Ina from a tall at her hoine bel;e1 Z:OO LMna Davia entert8\lled tba lA· 2:,30 die• of the J>reabrterlan ch!ll"h &'.00 with a qulttlaa parly. 'Hr. and !>Irs, 3.30 llusaelt WoiU, Wellston, f.OO CUtaia a~d a potluck dinner wa1 4:15 injoyed. , Edltb-JoLruon emplo~ed tn Cot· 4:30 Edge of Night umbua apebt the week end at her & 00 Early Show 6 15 The J)lte Rlvlln Sbow home here · Esso Reporter "'"I Ill. lti> H:o..;,... Pande 8:58 'Ne~W '", <' 700 Casey Jonea 7:30 J LOve Luoy Slg Record a· oil 9•00 The Millionaire 9 30 I've Col A Secret I 10:00 U. s. Steel Hl!ur 11•00 The News TortlgM !V5 stanlttnc tilll Weather ,):10 Tlte SJ\o~o n.e uw 1 Captain Kang.roo CBS News Morning Sllow Garry lloore uthur Godfrey Dotto \ Newa ~ Love of Life •, 1 Searen M To!"orrow Guullng L1ght ' Kalla's Kitchen As the-World Turna Beat the Clock 2. so Houseparty ' 3 00 Big· Payoff 3<80 The Verdi~!' ts Yourt •; •,: 4:00 Brlglitcr JJay 4'15 . Secret Storm ' 4 311 Edge of Night 5·00 ~rly Shew .' ~, , , 6 30 Your Ess~ Revorter ' 6:45 $ports Parade I Ia 53 ,'lveatllerman ' \7.00 ' :Front~• •~oetul • " 7.30 8 00 8.30 $.30 dresses ' Sgt Preston , Highway Pa,trol· Shower of Stars Playhouse OO·· HUDdrecla to rhoote from -'- Jr. ~· a~td Ladles. All new &piing colon alJd styles. ' Thi'WUAL • "t \ - whh a '~ Scally reiurned home Monday Iller being t paUent ln ~ol~ 11~~~~ !he past•week. Mr alill Mi1.' ~1enn 8mlth via· lied l~llll~a fn' Ripley during the \Y~kelid. Mr. ·~~d Mrs. Harry l.al'De and Mrs H. L: Dyer were bu1inea • vWto11 In Ravenswood an ~- df>'•• \ . .. • See these smart new WONDERFUL WAY ., ' !" . . . . . styles and colot&. - All sliei. Buy now oil Lay. Away- ,, ~ BUY ON UY·AW.t\Y NOW Jlep1lr ..... ,, 51c ~·~Yud ,. NYLON IIOSf ··jt• ' 11.00 T~e 1/ews tonight II 05 ~er-ning t~e W.nlher 11.10 Tl.e rate Show G1 gauce, now IPiiltl ahadea. , • pr. (, . _ 50 SPORJ DIM > Sizea 8\i to 11. 30" ll'idc.. Fut,eGI- • 011- Plain or Fa• r ..._ "·'·-· . .- ' ' • way. plent~ of comi!ort Vllal!l to $UI ' casual hour of yqllr .1· u~1 ., It's 'a' moccasin st)le versatile In bl~ck or TO MUT lt:/URSDAY Tho J,adtea' Bible Class ol the FirRI Bapllst Church will meeet Thursdny at 2 00 p m at tho chorch lirown MIETING CALLED le~er. $4 LADIES~ YWIIIH t. $7.t5 ~aroypM tor IJII ttlllll(. .IIIah !4'lea llld,i'lata. The Middleport Chamber of Comsucks oltor lhc dati)' groceries, hnally the grocery truck came oul to the country wllh a toad once a day, then ot lost lwlce ' LADIES' SHOis SJIOES • Vllm to ff.tl • ' 00 ~vi' NOW w """,Ctearonce ~- Broken Silts. 1 IIIli ' ' merce will meet Friday at 7 30 p. m nt lho City Hall l ' Such nighIt old had. living up limes as they r::~~;~~f~~~ Bul suddenly, up the road who should come one di!Y but Prlvato ' hluetf, and he waa hungrY ~~~~~P~itlil~i'd:'~~~ ' • I I ' to Vllaea ·Qft,Yolir · s2•00 $8.1~ LADlE$' DRESsiS I '-li ' .. __ . ......• H abDut ' ' boom and bus! , s3.oo wi• entirely lhe moll 'com i tr.f'"othnr ot ltiree, Louise o, a'i01tl ~ abel! G~elOI~ •&ed 8\i Muuret IOU our paper !rom P~k limy here In lown and is 11i the mite ~eenly hllor011cd ~1114! the wu prtM man, bead IIAe wrfter ,n.! afio.ve 'n lin.. on .., beloved ol~ 1\e· fl1•~ of JmRl Stn· ,_ lllr&aret, fGl taklnc *:;....I-'~-IOV -'_I.;.y_l,t...:_, llet qui> ol eftlld's oran*l· lllfinkle generous ty whh sugar and wat••· tt dis ap&::; wastelulne" woro!OI me and alway, ha~ Born and b""d m my vrry hones Sucb 1 thrUji;" ace Wendell I MilS 1&211 on "Meet M< Grow" this week 'Feb et. llo's net on Ibis roul,rly, II ·~ems, but I've "caught" hlm !IYelal time• no~ So natural. •a exa•ll~ riBht In hil r•1ie (tllla time a po,role offtcerl ~e cornea "right Into your living rOOin" and 1'111 In a dither about him ~II o cr a~aln I eae11• tme. \I(••••! • ,t• ~~ ~ : ~;~:~~ ~Y~OU"'' eu GIRL SCOUTS TO MEET The MiddlepoN Girl Scouts w111 meet Thursda ~t afternoon at 3 40 In the upstairs Sunday School room or the Heaib Metbodilt Church Tho following Thursday they w1ll meet at thmr new head· quarters In the former Nazarone Church which has been given them by tho Middleport Board o! Educalion to use lor lhelr mcotmg ploce. something 'liteKentuckY !his really111!happcft In hla native neYO!' get.\, ft\J!J, b:t>tll •....!Um~~&)J. natl 1oally, am! n good thing It Ia Iori us IVbO' love lo read alier hill\ ~nd Stuart'• Kontucky Is not lhe white pillared mansion far !!retches ol lush blue graso, ole mar.!er 1nd mtuus busmeulle's in oulern ilentucky, Rlwaya, where lift Ia raw, ru&~~ed and hmh, for tbe most pari 'l'here are rtally two distinct .. ~ aeparnte Kenluokys, com plettly dllterenl In citizenry, tor· lain and mqot of all In woQJt~ A":lull~ dllf~rent, thor are. ~~:..uiin-·ptel and-slic';;' your c~i- 8·4! Slgn' On '' 1 7 00 , 'foday 11·110 l!oho!>Jilo 1!\tlrill ' ' . tl~O Tftmb:e W:ith Father • • lO:OO Arlene ~:fu\ls Sfiow <' .,. , , , , , , 10·30 ''"'l"l' u..1 . , 11:00 The J>ricJ Is Juett 11·3u Trutb or Cbhiecrueaces 12·00 Tic Tac' llousli 12,30 It €oufd Jle ,You ' 1 oo Mld·Dar News 1.1~ Movietlme ' 2!30 Kitty Foyle 3 00 Matinee Theater UO Queen for a Day 4.45 Modem Romances ' ' 5.00 Comedy Time 5 30 Spinach Playh~use 6:15 Sports Eye t.~ Weathereast 6.30 N<ws Picture 8·45 IIBC N•ws 7.00 Boola and Saddles ~:ao Wagop ~aln 8:30 Father Knows Best 9 00 Telephone Hour 10:00 This I; Your Life 10·30 0 Hentj PlayHoJBe n:ou News Headlines 11·\Q Weathercnt 11.,5 The Ja<k Paar Show 1:00 SlVl PIREMEN TO MEET 1'ho Meigs County Firemen's Assoclotlon w<ll mecl lomght ot the Middleport Fu e House Two fire training films Will be shown a~d all Meigs County Ftrcmen arc in· vited ljlll one 1 ever read ot, ""r Jesse SluaN pro~bly aaw 1 u:oo PROGRAM DAT. CHANGID , Mrs William L !mit~, Ametl· canism ~b,lrman of the Lewis Manley toll, Amerleah Legioh, has announced that the American Ism progtam which was scheduled lor Fridoy, Feb 21, has been post· poncd until Monday, March 10 Mrs Campbell Harper Is the presIdent • "l.lli'n = 11:1! 7.00 Todr.y : 9.'00 Romller Room ,. ' Ho fiouble WitH Father 10 00 Arlene Francia Show 10 30 Trelfue iunt The i'rltei'ls Right • 11:30 Truth or corueguences 12 oo TJc 1~ llOiiit& 12·31) It Could Be You 1·00 j.!loJJlily lffiil , 1.15 M'ovielhbe 2·30 Kilty Foyle 3 00 Math\ee Theater (;OO Queen for 1 Day 4:45 Modern Romances Once more The American Legion has re· mmded America to "Praise the Lord and pass the ammunition" And lt has solemnly memorialized the fifteenth anniversary of the smking of the transport Dorchester, when the four chaplains - a Catholic, a Jew and two Protestants - gave their lifcJackets to others and arm-in-arm went back to God MUTING POSTPONED The meellng of the Winding Troll Gardeo Club sclleduled for Thuridav evening at the home of Mrs. Edward Koehler, bas been no•tponell due to the death of Mtss '&mma Settz I • CHI-3-wH._. Sign bh l c,n Daily Sentmel Davbonk I ·WSA!itv Cfioit""' ~:· ' ' •ua strength 'l'~l,ch ll_nly a Go.df· earm~, . , · I, erful people of(,e~": . Defense Sectetary Ne11 H. McElroy, speal>ing from the Pentagon, urged his fellow Americans to follow the commandments of justice and mercy in building the strength of the nahon and in laying a secure foundahon for the peace of the world Most encouraging were the words of 19year-old Tom Peake, of Narton, Va, presldent of American LegiOn Boys' Nat10n for 1957, who brought to the oldsters of the nalion a message of hope and fa1th from the 20,000 boys who take part each year in the Leg1on 's educa!ion-t6r-citlferiship program. These foungsters, he said, are ~epresentative of American youlh! who "not only believe in Go~ but practice this belle,f through prayer, churclt a!fendance pnd a daily. person~! effort to keep H1s commandments" Did You Know Timt? . e->.Dally Sellljn~;Po.Peror-Mtddteport, 0.; J'e~. 12 .. ·--~-.- .. r•t~ialing~ j~ i~· ': . P~r.ed~ ~versaryIOn '"B~~k,. To God" . ~;,~;~~fi;.~~~~l' ' VA\UES TO 98c l • ) BETTER HQ GOoDs ~ I ;; .~1nant Pieces of 78c to 98c. Better Ple<:e GoOds • -;~veNow. · I',OMUOY . '' ' ' ~ 10 .,,I ~ �I ' ' POMR,OY SOt:IEtY weeko~d 'I SPORTS •' r .., ·} . Brown.ie Leaders Atte~d M~~ng At Parkersburg JU•st• o1 Mn wm1am A, llorMaJ1 '!ere llr, and Mro R I lin. Donlld MIIIJ, Mn Roter I j'";;;;;;;.;~r:;;:;;::i::j;;:$ L. Gotth1rc!l and JOn, llruce, COl- Morg.an, ~lrr. llarl9n Allensworth II ~m~IIJ, and" Keith ' apd Kathy Mor- and Mn. Dorothy Allen, Brownie, ~an, Mldd)j!port, leadm and aulatant leaden and the lollowlns Girl Scout leaden, Mr. and M~: JWIIfrt Alton of a.11slttant leaden, and member• •Of ~ncavil)e 'w e we.<k end cuests the l)'oop ¢ojllmiltee, Mr!. James oJ Mr. ah~ Mr Cliren~e Andrew•. Simpoon, lin. J'. Biron, )Jra. Guy :Mr. a'n4 Mr.. !orbett Compton Reynolc!J, Mn. Paul Scott, Mn ond uib~Fr, ' y, vlaittd rela- Charles Aoa BradbUI')', Hr1. 1\untln n, W. Va Sun- er TannebiU a'ICI Hrr. LIO'net·JI 11ogg.a were In ParkerJburs, day Tuelda1, to lltA!nd I meetin1 ; · William Neulz•iftM, tli•dem at the Girl Seoul Headquarters rJemls Fox, preslaent of the Rio OU q>ent the week elid with hll \In Harvin Swan ••• unable to Qrande ilaptill' Aa!O<iatjon't Men's parenll, 31r. and llro. Rolland attend due to a death In her lam. ·llith~rbo!ld · wao In Ja&oon 1"1 lleulzllng, "'ly~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"""!~~;;;;;~~!i eYenlnr wl\ere he attended a meet-( Mil• Luc;rctla Gonhclmcr " re· ; In~ ol the olflcels o( t~~ ,Brother- 1ported ;n at her home, Mulberry ho~. Plans were made for the A\lenue. lctlvllll" at the l))tinl meellnl In Coalton ltlr and Mrt. Paul Jacoba Of Yll Columbus were week end glle8t" Mrs . A. H. Pullen, !.Ira Faye ol Mr. and Mn. l'l!arl Jacobo GOOD~ ~ 81 M~er and Mu. James Souders y,.,, Lona Roecher, ol Che1ter, an this week xpent a l~w d,a,YI. ~It week w1th they c. P. Gal· her brolber and alsW·In-law, 711r Mr1. "BCtJ. and and Mrs John Diebl. ~ tives1~ · DESK Her inll Will NOT uIeasure• ...·, , by how MUCH -eat ...ut tder ... , ....yhllw ... 111AT you lilY DEPEID.! I ;~i~~~l~:d~~~~~,~~311 100 patient• , : . whether you IJ!fnd filly '-~'L dolloN , •. or live '"'ndNd • ' • theiO'I . . ,..,., I IOQd for you to pve Ll!88 , ...... tho JIIBT . • . • _ , 'f ~ t' ' 1·, .VALENT~ i \': · • -~v., )'Atl''fii_ ,.....,.;~- ;~~ RACt:S1~~~, ~~m.p6N9; ~ ·FoJ\ Ab~ Married Couples•Nite J}\oeey'fi\Ut,s. .,.,_JO · Opedl••·· W~-l~Q.~,ri.,-~.'-~• s.t.Malm" ·~~ -.~~ ~~~· aua. ~u a4 ·EV~tyo~ 'Wll:~O~~~~ ' l '· ·-.' 1'' ' •• 1 Meeting H~ld Dn'~~bnddv chOse ao a new prbj~, How Aboutlt.Parents, Wilt You? ylding foe.• tel•phone fo~ Mrs. John bleb!. '" • ·BQI!reo -1 . Tllrtt 1'1~~1!\il 1(,,~ pfei~llt'ojl ~~ ._:L~ ....., ,... ot: ' •• ' t 11 ~' ' GUN SPECIALS NEW Collirts.Sparks Raiders~ Rally fdr 1~~0 Win Over Red Devils ,...... .I True Friendship", Mrs. iver; 'r{alentlne Day''. Mrs. ··i:;~,~tr~~~~~ 'I ttl 'l'racy: and "The Spirit ql p cqjn", •M.,. Lloyd Wright. I Bowen conducted a TV quiz prize! were awarded to Mra. nest. Powell, Mrs. Wright, Mrs 1 Lawrenoe · Smith and Mr!. Ch~­ The by-laws of the club were les Diehl. read by, Mrs. Tracy and it was Vlll to hav6' them•rewritten In book -,\.t·lbo clpse ~~ the meeting ~ox · ' and each member given a tun~hes were sold as a money oopy, Upon tho auggestlon of the making· project. The boxes Ways and Means committee, It decoraled •• keeping with Valent ne seaaon. The hos.leSII~ was ·Voted to sell ch(l(date served lndlvldual cake as a money matang Cha!l'leiH ana coffee ramlng Gerald Kelly and Val<elil\lne theme. Valentlnea ~arr were •reported . COLT 22 RIFlE $.19.95 COLT 31 SPECIAL .... ·...... ··....: · .15 ' (I RUGER 22 CALIBER ·.... ·...... · ~.-. $39.95 ) ~-~ lM!'tk the ......,."If· OJ\ ,. ~j~.~\~ .e. HIGH STANDARD 22 ' CAlii~R .' $41.50 NICKEL PLATED 3\l INCH BARIU!L ' SNUB NOSE • Hl~K: "SlAND~RD 22 move to ' IYER ·JOHNSON 22 c,\LIBER ··•··· $32.75 CAUBIR.': . - Cadillac 6 INCH BARREL I' AS THE QWNE~ OF A quality:vall.l.t • . used • Cadilla~ $500 ... letlll ~ .,-r.J,lJ ........~~., $1000 ...' ""'oW ' D RE ---:-.-~I �I ' ' POMR,OY SOt:IEtY weeko~d 'I SPORTS •' r .., ·} . Brown.ie Leaders Atte~d M~~ng At Parkersburg JU•st• o1 Mn wm1am A, llorMaJ1 '!ere llr, and Mro R I lin. Donlld MIIIJ, Mn Roter I j'";;;;;;;.;~r:;;:;;::i::j;;:$ L. Gotth1rc!l and JOn, llruce, COl- Morg.an, ~lrr. llarl9n Allensworth II ~m~IIJ, and" Keith ' apd Kathy Mor- and Mn. Dorothy Allen, Brownie, ~an, Mldd)j!port, leadm and aulatant leaden and the lollowlns Girl Scout leaden, Mr. and M~: JWIIfrt Alton of a.11slttant leaden, and member• •Of ~ncavil)e 'w e we.<k end cuests the l)'oop ¢ojllmiltee, Mr!. James oJ Mr. ah~ Mr Cliren~e Andrew•. Simpoon, lin. J'. Biron, )Jra. Guy :Mr. a'n4 Mr.. !orbett Compton Reynolc!J, Mn. Paul Scott, Mn ond uib~Fr, ' y, vlaittd rela- Charles Aoa BradbUI')', Hr1. 1\untln n, W. Va Sun- er TannebiU a'ICI Hrr. LIO'net·JI 11ogg.a were In ParkerJburs, day Tuelda1, to lltA!nd I meetin1 ; · William Neulz•iftM, tli•dem at the Girl Seoul Headquarters rJemls Fox, preslaent of the Rio OU q>ent the week elid with hll \In Harvin Swan ••• unable to Qrande ilaptill' Aa!O<iatjon't Men's parenll, 31r. and llro. Rolland attend due to a death In her lam. ·llith~rbo!ld · wao In Ja&oon 1"1 lleulzllng, "'ly~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"""!~~;;;;;~~!i eYenlnr wl\ere he attended a meet-( Mil• Luc;rctla Gonhclmcr " re· ; In~ ol the olflcels o( t~~ ,Brother- 1ported ;n at her home, Mulberry ho~. Plans were made for the A\lenue. lctlvllll" at the l))tinl meellnl In Coalton ltlr and Mrt. Paul Jacoba Of Yll Columbus were week end glle8t" Mrs . A. H. Pullen, !.Ira Faye ol Mr. and Mn. l'l!arl Jacobo GOOD~ ~ 81 M~er and Mu. James Souders y,.,, Lona Roecher, ol Che1ter, an this week xpent a l~w d,a,YI. ~It week w1th they c. P. Gal· her brolber and alsW·In-law, 711r Mr1. "BCtJ. and and Mrs John Diebl. ~ tives1~ · DESK Her inll Will NOT uIeasure• ...·, , by how MUCH -eat ...ut tder ... , ....yhllw ... 111AT you lilY DEPEID.! I ;~i~~~l~:d~~~~~,~~311 100 patient• , : . whether you IJ!fnd filly '-~'L dolloN , •. or live '"'ndNd • ' • theiO'I . . ,..,., I IOQd for you to pve Ll!88 , ...... tho JIIBT . • . • _ , 'f ~ t' ' 1·, .VALENT~ i \': · • -~v., )'Atl''fii_ ,.....,.;~- ;~~ RACt:S1~~~, ~~m.p6N9; ~ ·FoJ\ Ab~ Married Couples•Nite J}\oeey'fi\Ut,s. .,.,_JO · Opedl••·· W~-l~Q.~,ri.,-~.'-~• s.t.Malm" ·~~ -.~~ ~~~· aua. ~u a4 ·EV~tyo~ 'Wll:~O~~~~ ' l '· ·-.' 1'' ' •• 1 Meeting H~ld Dn'~~bnddv chOse ao a new prbj~, How Aboutlt.Parents, Wilt You? ylding foe.• tel•phone fo~ Mrs. John bleb!. '" • ·BQI!reo -1 . Tllrtt 1'1~~1!\il 1(,,~ pfei~llt'ojl ~~ ._:L~ ....., ,... ot: ' •• ' t 11 ~' ' GUN SPECIALS NEW Collirts.Sparks Raiders~ Rally fdr 1~~0 Win Over Red Devils ,...... .I True Friendship", Mrs. iver; 'r{alentlne Day''. Mrs. ··i:;~,~tr~~~~~ 'I ttl 'l'racy: and "The Spirit ql p cqjn", •M.,. Lloyd Wright. I Bowen conducted a TV quiz prize! were awarded to Mra. nest. Powell, Mrs. Wright, Mrs 1 Lawrenoe · Smith and Mr!. Ch~­ The by-laws of the club were les Diehl. read by, Mrs. Tracy and it was Vlll to hav6' them•rewritten In book -,\.t·lbo clpse ~~ the meeting ~ox · ' and each member given a tun~hes were sold as a money oopy, Upon tho auggestlon of the making· project. The boxes Ways and Means committee, It decoraled •• keeping with Valent ne seaaon. The hos.leSII~ was ·Voted to sell ch(l(date served lndlvldual cake as a money matang Cha!l'leiH ana coffee ramlng Gerald Kelly and Val<elil\lne theme. Valentlnea ~arr were •reported . COLT 22 RIFlE $.19.95 COLT 31 SPECIAL .... ·...... ··....: · .15 ' (I RUGER 22 CALIBER ·.... ·...... · ~.-. $39.95 ) ~-~ lM!'tk the ......,."If· OJ\ ,. ~j~.~\~ .e. HIGH STANDARD 22 ' CAlii~R .' $41.50 NICKEL PLATED 3\l INCH BARIU!L ' SNUB NOSE • Hl~K: "SlAND~RD 22 move to ' IYER ·JOHNSON 22 c,\LIBER ··•··· $32.75 CAUBIR.': . - Cadillac 6 INCH BARREL I' AS THE QWNE~ OF A quality:vall.l.t • . used • Cadilla~ $500 ... letlll ~ .,-r.J,lJ ........~~., $1000 ...' ""'oW ' D RE ---:-.-~I �BASKETBALL SEE ..OUR. '" '~~·~~{~;Styles 14l Announcements l! you have something to 114lll let the want ads he your announcement lo all Me1~s County and you1l GET RESULTS. 2 6 Gtp -16l - Lost & Found LOST. Billfold in Temple Theater or Cartwrlghl'l, Friday evening. Contains $35 mh, Ret.urn to 10. W. Main St Call 8187·M. ' ' 210 3tc l'ound in Ohio Ril-t•, ,lohn~al. for outbo11• .. motor u1e. Ernest Quillan. llocine, 0. I 27 30tc loom• Ntw Furnitu~ FOI -----·· $299.00 FOUUND near Mason Cl<nlc key rlnr ~·Uh several keyo • ond •m•D liconsc tag. Owner may claim by tdentilylnr and payln~ 'or od. Phone 398. Daily Sen· inel Ollie., Mechanic Streot. ~omeroy. 1·23·•k BAKER ---- FURNITURI U you're at loS! on what to do~ 011 ,., Brlglltell Col'lllt walh that extra heater you hove , .... lddlepnrt layln& around in the ollie or ~asement then lind a buyer for It by using the cl..,lllcda, and Extra good Coal CooklJJg Range good condition $25 !'hone Ru~ you probably can use the cub land 24303 2 10 3tp you can gel for Jt too 2 6 6tc Custoal Built Kitrhcn designed for your homC! FrC!e estimates Foreman & ..Abbott. Phone ' 8 8 If U you have an apartment or house 6284-Y. that ian't rented alve lnstrue· Practically new Farmoll Super lions to the thOusands of read· C Tractor w1th mowet·, cultiva era of these column• on how tor and 12 Inch 2 bottom plows they can ret in touch with you $1250.00 Charles Bissell, Min· II Jbey're lookln& for a place to crsvJiie, o. EAgle Ridge Road bona their hat. 2 6 6tp H61p --- t (81 Aut.l Soles o..tl C!ton U111i c-,n -AII MlkH tnd Modtll MITROPOLITAN Auto ••111 Lump co•l dcllvored. Hogue Phone 249Z2 .- Orville 2-Hitc . ' ' 210 TF ... _., ,. \ 11104 STUDEBAKER Ch•mplon 4 TwG apaJ·tmcnlll, 3 and 3 room Dr. Sedan Extra ''"" lookm" ond bath, furmshcd Cill 7 M or rar. Woek·cnd special. $477. 408 Spring Avo 2 8 Ute Blaettnor'a Pomeroy _, 2 10 81c ~~Ght Room House 1'wo slor). CHEVROLET 210 4 Dr So· Modern bath on second floor diD A aood looklna and drlvmg and luvalory on (Jrsl, car M86 Biaoltnnr's Pomcro1 • toilet nood garage, !boul five mlnu 2 10 Ole loa from Court Houdo. A, N 131-tltFP 111611 MERCURY VB llonteray 4 Bon1el, 3IO·M. Dr. Pheoton Sedan Men:ury-o· FOR RENT- Ilxtenaion Ladder•. malic. Very low, mil~~·· Sharp Scollold Boordo, Drop Cloth• e111 inoldc and out. $1,996 Blacl· Wnton lo't.hor, Mlddlcpcrl, 0 tnar'a Pomeroy 2 10 Ole Phone 6~06·X. 11·1·11 18511 CJIRYSLEII V8 4 l)r. Wind· J room lurnlt hed aparlmenl 10r Sedan. Automalie ahlfl. Onu dow~st•lrs, ulllJtles lurnllbcd. 1 owner - <lean ~~. Wlltk·end Phone 6067·\', 20D!c apeclal. fi,0?7. Blaettnor'a Pom eroy. 2 10 Ole Stooping roonu. Closo in town 127 Butternut. Pomeroy Z 10 121c ioi3 ITRUCTURAL J/IIAMI JCIIAP IRON 7 MITALS ----- ff (~b) Auto Services 4' I. b~ur H.'BAWL1NGS SONS CO -24 Wrecker Service. Day l 181 Employment' Wo.nted WORK by day or week. Call 14-X. a u otp Paone 6327. Nlaht Phon< Earn, learn and havo fun throo to four 111ghtJ a week Write Bo~ GCDX. DODGE - PLYMOUTh No 868C % The Dally Sentinel D~ 3·1J.tf Po1neroy lor lnl~rvlew 2 8 ftp Nt~r 6 Clwk Garot• thou< Jlaci nc, Ohio 1 20 •1 ~~--~~~- --~---- .-u. .(91 f,or Sole '1OltiOI Wti•Phone attaw. w. Jl'. Hill. Chelle•· 11-3080. Y~kOn 2 II 31p · . TRAILERS AQT HOW SJ.VUIOOT0$1000 WaverJ7, OhlOj de-1~ IIUc' 111111 70 lltW IDQ IIRd llllllfl If to 011 fl., aiH 10 !!l4el. Tw a~d fllret ~roollll,' riallona!~ knOMI mull. The lowell po~ lible teroil -"Y"~ Drive oome• p,.pued to dea( Flit lltUe and ..';'e • l~t Theae If rour LAM'' lh~J!I!lnt »lice, " free deliverJ. llovt' In tomor Anrlbltla ' ~ nlue liMa (19) Business Opportunities O _W _N _; A_;,. FROSTOP ROO't'liiiR DRIVE·IN. Exclusive t' ranchiH. Bcauliflll bulldlns and ai;n Terrific prolllt Appro~linate Jy $6,000 00 to $8,0~0 00 will handle building, foo~. 1nd bQv erago equipment. Write llox ' 20M Kcttorhlf, Dn1·ton,' :it. Ohio. H8·1Goll;J2·5lc ~~~ ' ' ' .· ' .' " �BASKETBALL SEE ..OUR. '" '~~·~~{~;Styles 14l Announcements l! you have something to 114lll let the want ads he your announcement lo all Me1~s County and you1l GET RESULTS. 2 6 Gtp -16l - Lost & Found LOST. Billfold in Temple Theater or Cartwrlghl'l, Friday evening. Contains $35 mh, Ret.urn to 10. W. Main St Call 8187·M. ' ' 210 3tc l'ound in Ohio Ril-t•, ,lohn~al. for outbo11• .. motor u1e. Ernest Quillan. llocine, 0. I 27 30tc loom• Ntw Furnitu~ FOI -----·· $299.00 FOUUND near Mason Cl<nlc key rlnr ~·Uh several keyo • ond •m•D liconsc tag. Owner may claim by tdentilylnr and payln~ 'or od. Phone 398. Daily Sen· inel Ollie., Mechanic Streot. ~omeroy. 1·23·•k BAKER ---- FURNITURI U you're at loS! on what to do~ 011 ,., Brlglltell Col'lllt walh that extra heater you hove , .... lddlepnrt layln& around in the ollie or ~asement then lind a buyer for It by using the cl..,lllcda, and Extra good Coal CooklJJg Range good condition $25 !'hone Ru~ you probably can use the cub land 24303 2 10 3tp you can gel for Jt too 2 6 6tc Custoal Built Kitrhcn designed for your homC! FrC!e estimates Foreman & ..Abbott. Phone ' 8 8 If U you have an apartment or house 6284-Y. that ian't rented alve lnstrue· Practically new Farmoll Super lions to the thOusands of read· C Tractor w1th mowet·, cultiva era of these column• on how tor and 12 Inch 2 bottom plows they can ret in touch with you $1250.00 Charles Bissell, Min· II Jbey're lookln& for a place to crsvJiie, o. EAgle Ridge Road bona their hat. 2 6 6tp H61p --- t (81 Aut.l Soles o..tl C!ton U111i c-,n -AII MlkH tnd Modtll MITROPOLITAN Auto ••111 Lump co•l dcllvored. Hogue Phone 249Z2 .- Orville 2-Hitc . ' ' 210 TF ... _., ,. \ 11104 STUDEBAKER Ch•mplon 4 TwG apaJ·tmcnlll, 3 and 3 room Dr. Sedan Extra ''"" lookm" ond bath, furmshcd Cill 7 M or rar. Woek·cnd special. $477. 408 Spring Avo 2 8 Ute Blaettnor'a Pomeroy _, 2 10 81c ~~Ght Room House 1'wo slor). CHEVROLET 210 4 Dr So· Modern bath on second floor diD A aood looklna and drlvmg and luvalory on (Jrsl, car M86 Biaoltnnr's Pomcro1 • toilet nood garage, !boul five mlnu 2 10 Ole loa from Court Houdo. A, N 131-tltFP 111611 MERCURY VB llonteray 4 Bon1el, 3IO·M. Dr. Pheoton Sedan Men:ury-o· FOR RENT- Ilxtenaion Ladder•. malic. Very low, mil~~·· Sharp Scollold Boordo, Drop Cloth• e111 inoldc and out. $1,996 Blacl· Wnton lo't.hor, Mlddlcpcrl, 0 tnar'a Pomeroy 2 10 Ole Phone 6~06·X. 11·1·11 18511 CJIRYSLEII V8 4 l)r. Wind· J room lurnlt hed aparlmenl 10r Sedan. Automalie ahlfl. Onu dow~st•lrs, ulllJtles lurnllbcd. 1 owner - <lean ~~. Wlltk·end Phone 6067·\', 20D!c apeclal. fi,0?7. Blaettnor'a Pom eroy. 2 10 Ole Stooping roonu. Closo in town 127 Butternut. Pomeroy Z 10 121c ioi3 ITRUCTURAL J/IIAMI JCIIAP IRON 7 MITALS ----- ff (~b) Auto Services 4' I. b~ur H.'BAWL1NGS SONS CO -24 Wrecker Service. Day l 181 Employment' Wo.nted WORK by day or week. Call 14-X. a u otp Paone 6327. Nlaht Phon< Earn, learn and havo fun throo to four 111ghtJ a week Write Bo~ GCDX. DODGE - PLYMOUTh No 868C % The Dally Sentinel D~ 3·1J.tf Po1neroy lor lnl~rvlew 2 8 ftp Nt~r 6 Clwk Garot• thou< Jlaci nc, Ohio 1 20 •1 ~~--~~~- --~---- .-u. .(91 f,or Sole '1OltiOI Wti•Phone attaw. w. Jl'. Hill. Chelle•· 11-3080. Y~kOn 2 II 31p · . TRAILERS AQT HOW SJ.VUIOOT0$1000 WaverJ7, OhlOj de-1~ IIUc' 111111 70 lltW IDQ IIRd llllllfl If to 011 fl., aiH 10 !!l4el. Tw a~d fllret ~roollll,' riallona!~ knOMI mull. The lowell po~ lible teroil -"Y"~ Drive oome• p,.pued to dea( Flit lltUe and ..';'e • l~t Theae If rour LAM'' lh~J!I!lnt »lice, " free deliverJ. llovt' In tomor Anrlbltla ' ~ nlue liMa (19) Business Opportunities O _W _N _; A_;,. FROSTOP ROO't'liiiR DRIVE·IN. Exclusive t' ranchiH. Bcauliflll bulldlns and ai;n Terrific prolllt Appro~linate Jy $6,000 00 to $8,0~0 00 will handle building, foo~. 1nd bQv erago equipment. Write llox ' 20M Kcttorhlf, Dn1·ton,' :it. Ohio. H8·1Goll;J2·5lc ~~~ ' ' ' .· ' .' " �•• t S r ·M·;--.,,: tt:ikC· Y.ote ~ . 1 ' •• Mrs. E~na Hesson with Mrs. Maxine Colull!bia. and Mrs. Joe Oblinger Is IOD week Wllh their and sJ~~~rn~~~~~~~~~~:ft~~~~d'.:l1bil Horold Ohlinger Clark and her fi•nee, MU· made a bUSUieSS trip Kentucky Saturday A. large crowd attended the fun· era! of ljn. Cora Ohlinger held at the llrolld Run Zton Lutheran Chureh w, dnesday. · Janice Gibbs spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Raymon1d II ahd family. · Bumgarner of Weal l·~~u~,:~;•~pe:~·t~?,Frlday night with 1.1 Mr. and Mrl. Mnr. Lena Oliver was calling on ;I f. \ Women's Skirts 1 A beautiful group of skirts All sizes 32 to 38. 1.. Long wearing, finely knit rayon panties. {;omfortable smooth fitting. Elastic leg briefs, band leg briefs and Solid colors, checks and prints. sport panties. Sizes 5 to 8 in pink and while. Mrl. Mao Grimm Saturday even· '"'· illra. Clyde Clark and children ' spent Sunday a!ternoon w1th Mn. Marion Roush Walter Crook• of Middleport, 0 , wa1 calling on Raymond Rouah, Sunday. Dallao Gtbba and daughter, San· dra, were villllng hli pmnta Sunday afternoon, Mr and Mn. Dw~t~hl Glblll of Oak Grove. )fori 1 BUCKWHEAT A coat&! wao cllndireted by ~...... Wright and Mro. Knight and ;vrs. Mora won prizes , liven • Eaeh peraon prezent J,er choice of hou•• planta start· led bY the hostmes. L lli;!reabmenll were served by 'the hoatessea to the members and :.u•ot• I.Jra George Genhelmer, ;Jenny ond Melanie Dean an~ ~ra Wnghl ' Nut meeting will be held at 1be home of Mrs. Roy 111\ller with ;lJ:rJ. Paul Boer as l"!llllng hOB· 'leu. Geo,rge Carper will be the lcUeot spnker. • w•• • !walk-In Garden ;chab F,ebrucirY, ~eating Is H~ld Several !rom here attended fun· eral 1ervlees lor Earl Reed who tltel~ _.ebruary meetinc at Jour· Jeya End ~ome of ltw J, IRie Saundm with Mill Saundera os ~hostell. This was an open meet 'Inc with County · Asent C. E 'lllake•le~ " Jllleot opeaker. his 'IUbj~l being ''fruit Treea." • Mlu Saunde1s 1ave an article jln "~cidlous Treeo a Neeemry Pa\1 of Every Proares!lve Com· .munlt.y". Mlna Hlll'l read an artl· cle on •'l'be Care and Plonllnl of DecldiOUJ 'l'reCI." ' AI tbla meetlns It "" report• ed that George Carper ,ol lbe Car· ! ;er bad completed, re· • ahrubbery at the Chrlatl•n Church been killed by the The Walk·ln Garden Club met the pill 1ummer. at the home of ;~1" Jessie Saun··:.:;·,...,.. lrlllll entire elu~ dera, Thuroday evening, c E -*~;i;iii~*;;;;;;;;;-; Blakeslee wao the guest• speaker Iii and cave an Interesting talk on plalnttna, prunlnl and care of rrult trees. Mrs. Mabel Lee, a membfr" of the Home Demonstrallon Choote from ClubBedford attended a meeting at the Lar&e home of Mrs Geneva Nolan on the subject "Your Home Making Bus• Seleetlon lno11 Center" Mabel Sarbaugh, :IS In pk. •• 25c Home Management specialist Wll '54 In pk. .. 59c the 1peaker. Mil R. H. BurHon called on 20 In pk. .. 39c Mr and Mrs. Frank Burson Sal· Otlltrt urday evenlnl. Sc h $1.00 Mrs. J. H. Cuckler and MnLe· IIIIa Dlleber, Athena, called on Mrs Guy Lee, Tuesday afternoon A large crowd attended the Goldon Wedding Annlversar~ eel· ebratlon of Mr and Mrs Porter Midkiff. PRill A lilt S 1~. Htorl Mrs Dora O'Brien spent the week &nd at the home of Mr and IH el Can4y. c...,. In tnd Mn Edaon Hart. II"' WI htw ytu nliY wlnl callod today lor an International aarcomont to ule oul'r opace lor peaceful purpoles only and thus avoid 11Jure global IUicide." Reps Kenneth B Keatln1 .of N~w York and Potrlok J Hlllln1s of Call· !ornla said they would ask Con gre11 Mond1y to 110 on record 11 in •·I • DIAMONDS SILVER 88c Sale 68c For 1'lte Gift You Give With Pride ,, ~t Your Jeweler • Be Your - I , to 16. '. WOMEN'S DRESSES Smart new spring styles. All Sizes. A wonderful selec· Loom woven fibre clothes hampers wllh smooth olate, liners and pyralin <:ove~ hinged hdo 1n beautiful col,• on to match your ~lhro'om, ' 28~ 'lncjtes high. '' lion ol slyles. Solid colors, checks, stripes and prints. Junior sizes 71o 15, Misses sizes 12 to 20 and half sizes ~ ,. 12.101 to 241'.1. ,/1 , Sale $3.00 1 · ii J . COLORED P.YRIX OYENWARE KlfCHEN by~~~~~ l ~~ure linen w II h multicolOred stripes 3 for $1.00 . 'l'll.l'quoise,. R~e 1 Yellow, Lime , 1 ~, ~ t•• 1 ' I l{.eg, 80e PIE P'-"'T!~ . . . . . . . . . . 'R~. Ref. SALE 39e UtJ.Li'fY •bJSH~S . , • , . . . . . . SALE U.,2k sqp)\ti: ~~fl DISHES ' .. ' SALE '1.85 . Reg. $(.25 LOAF PANS . .. .. .. 79c SALE 79e .' • 89e Reg. U.U UTILITY DISHES .. . ·. . . . . . SALE 79e ' Reg. 9Sc ·ROUND CAKE •DISHES , · CANNON $7.95 A durable, no tron, wa•h· able bedapread Beautiful plaids in blue, areen, brown, red and gold with gold lure< thread. Twin or double bed 1lze. $5.00 . , .UGS 'I STAR~UST Fast color printed pil- 'l set in sidewalls. Electronically sealed sepms. Full and . ' twin bed SIZe. $1.99 SALE SIMMONS BED OUTFITS FLOOR LAMPS es. Hemstitched borders. Full or tv/in m e. Conststs ot Simmons 220 colt inner· In brass and wrought Iron. Values $12 95 to spring mattress, matchmg · oox spring and Simmons SALE $29.95. ' Sale $10.00 . DOOR MIRRORS to install. Reg. $5.95. Sale $3.88 ,, Reg. $8.45 ' · • ~os'cp .~· SIMMONUOfA ,8EDS • Lounges - \n ~rted ReJ. $138.t& SOFA BED .. ReJ. $99.qO SOFA BED BABY JuMPERS . Covers SALE f)Ol.OO .. SALE $81.00 Rec. $89,~ SOFA BED . , . . , . . , . . . . SALE m.oo ~--_.------~~~~----. · ~-----.--~ SPECIAL PURCIIASE! SALEt CHAIU llait!eU ~ 1i'' Relaxer, Recliner, ,atld lttckera UUO.OM f 1 , ~ ~ l l. a Reg, U48.00 Kroebler lleluer c-alH !!"~ Ul9.00 1 Rec. ' r •••·!10 Kroelller Relaxer "'Cll~ . 4 Re1. t7't.Of 4, R~ , S~4t $7,'!-00 1 , $1t;~il" Berkl.J~'Reellne~1 Chatr,r's~iE $~9.fO, Swlvel·bue' Roellera : .. ; ~ SALE $64.00 ! 3 Reg. Ut.OO Plalfonn MANY LIVING ' • • ' :-~ : •. S.\LE.$41.00 ' nts : Doolit!le'a flyers in the m~:8Ji;,:d;urmg worah1p sr:rvtteJ. 1 m one o( lbe fiiSbta Tokr.o waa forced J!panese oceup1ed wal taken pri10ner H~ a Jll'panese prison lor 40 •'u d -eondemped' to dealli but w later repne>ed by ~mpero:" H1tohilo f t ' ff' -1-· ' eroui •eelved eernlnc tli~'l!irti.inl[ aidewalb blorkina of ped081rlan,' by the pra~tlee. The <omplalnta he ~ld hid orlsln· ate4 fr9,m But!Omut·av· Kerr's INn and on Eall Main·•1. ' , "q~e M~or polpted out • that )there Is at present time on ordln· ance prohlbiUna parking oil sidewalk\ ·and II'•I enforcement of the orc!lnanee would be made stron&IY llJ be p\-aeUee of eompletely block • 'fr!llnr- Oil ~let kvtn) . ' 1. N.' b~U\C10 ~.. ~1 t\ ' Safe, auapenslon tram- pon skid &llde'rs. Color latl, re· m~v~ble llf'hOI~ty., , . '' '' ~· Industry SIOlen · From This'Area· By TVA1$ -\.dlill , lfoward Krell of the er Co mp~ny tW~ed tbot a f15.01J!l,OOO ai~"J;.~~~~ dustry l'!lUed in II Walley three years au at Ppint Ple..,ant b" '* lair low power ll~g. ,u.oq, to '27 .$0 ~ j ' ~leces I In this lot. ,: ~~ W'PI!.ICE' · $J.f~,Jd .~I.U5 " . Fine qual lty trm1ed , klleb· en towitla w l t h 1 woven eh~~ ...bluer,arreu -and. •, yellow. ' , '· "' 1 13:,,.,.$·1,!Kf ': ' ' ' ' Little Progress · Reported On B&. . . ~..... Of Salem School Fa!ally Stricken By H~art Att~ck Funeral arran1ements are as !Yet lneomplet~ lor Mrs. Roxie ~unnlnlltam, l!ll, of Mason J DO died Wednesday nliihl at &ol)le of a heart attack. The tteeeaoed wu born • in Ma· 1 , amt •County, March lB. 1891, the , I daiJ&bler of M-.eo and Lydia Roush both of whom precedell KITCHEN ' . TOWELS . •.•, . Vamous Name Bran4 OnlY' 18 ~O'MON smgmg :R~~~ Cunnin~ ,, • ' l:r • ,P :I' ' ,., , LUGGAGE·' ' SALE(' I "" SCIIIcK \ ·$~ 1.50 Power Shpve E'ectric Shovers _ ·on Sale For, $26.00 SCHICK $17.SO Varsity Electric Shavers ,On Sale Jot $14.0Q · Sale $6UO ' ,. .on - ~a.le For $J'9.Q() l{eavy vinyl film mattress covers with. zipper closmg, ' :, G~oer:ll Tollyo raida ts J<heduled to tirihg IR" interestmg meSIIage Jo lli~pllbera of the M•ddteJ>Ort The Nazal'ene Sat ~ at 7.30 and Sunday ·$24.~5 El~t~ic ·Shav~rs. ' SALE! ., ~~ ' ' . ;! ~·t on Sale'Foi '$22;oo· MA TT~ESS COVERS Metal Bed . I , RONSON "66~' . $28.50 £1ettrii Shcl~•rs $3.95 ., low cases. 42 by 36 Inch· $1.00 a pair. " 26", Lid. Colors: pastel pink, rose, white, yellow, blue, lur· QUOliO, Ugbt areen. .; ' I, ' tel \'-~1111 of Qlllol)ll Ru1 30''•~~. c.~~·~· 1\'ul 26-'x . SALE 59e 2 f~r $1.00 •-·•tod Soulh.. _Regular $2.50 PLASTIC Slz• 23 by 43 Inches. Br~g hl. Imported yarn rug In block deolgn Auorted bordoi's on black backaround. I •• approval. , The vote am~ after nish electrical power lor huge atomic lnltallatwn at erly Ohto, which II' the Goodyear Al<lmlc Co~paraUB W1tb ~t'• developmenta negotiationS bave reached a cial pmnt and cpot.. men !or bargainin& teamo held hope of any oullllantiol ments belnc made before WodnesdiJ'. • A opoke111181l day said tai' mel!i~n~o scheduled frtm " Sunday at Dayto~ , to JACOB DcSttAZER part lor pleketiDc JJpb DeShazer. a former S<r· garuullons represenfing .wot·kei::h geant m the U S. Air Force dur. In tbe pmnt flrmo. tng World War 11 and one of I ... COTTON YARN ll 1 '1\hh 3·ptece all yl8cose cut pile Bath Mat Set (2 rugs, I lid) wltb white roller coat· ed backing - ' SALE PILLOW CASES . ].....,..... ~l, ;~~,~::~n n.~·~~~:!11·u,'llilnlfi tion over tbrtf! yean ago to I SALE $1~00 $6.88 ·can..On ''Sun VaHey" 8la1kats , ,. SAt.Jv\$,.Gl . ·.· n , · $5.6$·iitan~i'!.romle(' Blanklil ·: · .-~·~s!li' Iii ·~~ ., . . ., t . • • · I • Au:·l ·"".oo · ... BE~SPREADS Doolittle Raider Fifteen of the nation'• AU Vlseose ' ·• BATH SET ' l<nlion of throwin1 picket )ltjltl around all of the elodrlc ti~ inslallallons ,Involved In the .,. structlon ot the huge I Creek Plant and ttl opaJratie•li;J~i\! $12.95 Chathqm "Pa4hwork" B[anklfs · Sale $1.00 ' 1rr.ss had &efn ma~e. , The Union bu declared lla 11J1. ' ' SALE! LINEN 19 s.lle $5.00 I day BUilon of ,contract tails.,~• tween OVEC •nd the which both ptriiea uld no 'k '• .BLAH~ETS ' ·New, bghtwetght plast!c brooms m colors. Perma nent bristle mounting. I . ' ., eleetmal producing f1rm1 the Ohio Waller Electric C~~~~J' LAW" GRASS SEED '·· Mlda by 9'Ciclar Co. • 1'_. HIGHLANDER $3.00 PLASliC BROOMS " -~~,._,,Tile Ia~ Of $3.00 ,a pair LEAGUE '. REG. fl.49 CLOTHES HAMPERS ! ' Authorization of a strike vote bers of the Utility Workers Union of C.-eelt Power Plant, today posed a out In the area covered by the thla lll'ea. Secret balloting was approved on the tsaue by meiR~W: ·lhe Union Wt dpelday at ' '' REGULAR $3.95 ' l stripe~ ' ' . -- >I ' , Sl:eo 8 to 18. ·BI..,~ or . tan pollahed colton. Adjpstable buckle lllek ~tf~p. $1.55 IUtility Workers To Picket All ure. Polished coUOn• ond twllla Tan, gre7, black and TROUSERS ' I Sl!<W 2ll lo 38 waist meu- Boys' ,3,95. 10 oz. •blue def!\m t~,y._~. reea Full cut wltli JTadu·. ated dimensloll.9 lor ' fit and comfort. Zipper fly. Sizes 6 , • < ' , ·u.es ' TROUSERS . IVY " ' SALE $3.95· ~nd Mtn's ·rvf tUigtae 1 DUNGA~U~ Fine quality broadcloth and cotton pltsse petticoats trtmmed with eyelet embroidery 4 gore with full sha· dow panel front top to ooitolil. 'Small, medium and large sizes. plete with clips. Ready MASON CLINIC ' Sanforized twlll in your c~otce of colors. Nt>-tare tunnel belt loops S~ralnp,ropf. shirt yokes. Shirt sl1es 14~ to 17, Trouser sues 29 IQ 50. . ,. .• , ' (· ' UNIF.ORM SHIRTS and TROU,SER$ BOYS' "BIG YANK'' 40 denter nylon tricot - a Iabrie of lasting loveline55. Wide lace tnm and elastic watstband Small, med1um and large sizes m blue and while VISITS 'IRMITTID Admlulons· Celesta Aul~ Mid· dlcport, Feb 4; John Carpenter, New Haven, Feb. 1, Uelena Me· Kinney, Pomeroy, Feb e and Mra. Betty Gallaaher, Middleport, Feb 7. Births A daughter, Marcy Kay to Mr and Mra Terry K. Galla· ahcr of Middleport, Feb. 1 went to the now dlabanded Hem· , l~k Club lor donating the reol· dual portion left In their tr~a· sur~ at tho time of dllbaadlni This contribution W&l applied on lhe project of beautlfylna tho church grounda. A short period W!l atven to ldenllfytng tre~ ana oht ub cut. tlnp and respo"'e to roll call Wll name and deoerlb~ a Deeld loua Tree Suitable ' lor Gilden Plantlna Relreobmen~ wore Mrved by the hooteu mlated bf ~~ -'~ Hoaklns to the elell! ':.!tenlt..ro and •everal gueoll. Nexl !lletlln• will be with Berth~ Williams on tbe romcroy·Aihena Road. • \ 'Men's "81G 'Y~~~" Matched leg,"~l-78 WOMEN'SM:TlON•PJTTICOATS - HAlf SLIPS .14~' wide, 52" high. Com- CHICAGO UP - Mro. William Wll granted the divorce, but Stokes, 60, w11 given what he wonted, too He may vlolt the family dol twice a week, lhc t:ourt decree~ ' ' stron1est terms" In favor of ouch a pact. IIStokea c . . 'I ' ' .' Sale '$6.00 a suit WOMEN'S NYI.ON YAUNTINE Hat·Shapecl Candy ASKS IPACI AGIIIMINT WASHINGTON, Feb 8 UP Two Bepubl!oan congressmen I - BEDFORD oar • ' 2 for $1.00 wa1 a vietim of pneumonia. Mr Reed died Tuesday and was burled In the VInton Cemetery on Friday. Mra. Reed has also been Ill 1\obert Rile of OU spenl the week end at lhe home of hl1 par· enta, Mr. and Mrs Charlet Rile. Sunday 1uea11 were Harold Rile, Athens, Mr. and Mrs Joe IU!e, Karen and Linda, Ch!Uteothe Mr. Rlle I• doing well since hla recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. George Beverldie and Freddie, Reynoldsburg, 'lpent the last week end with her par· ents, Mr. and Mrs Charles Rile and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wood called• on Mr. and Mro Charles ll,lle Tuesday. Mr. and lllrs Dsye Canode of Carpenter, RD, spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs w. V. IU!e of Wilkesville Mr Rile " In poor health. lllr. and Mn Raymond Thomas and son, Larry Eugene, tpent Sunday with her mother, Mra Freda Wells and children, Burnie a~d Beverly and Bill. Bob Bowen spent the week end with home folks. Ezra Knapp I~ Ill. . ' WOMEN'S SHANMONT PANTIES , - I .' \! e· ~ 'THURSDAY I FRIDAY & SA~URDAY:i .'f. EB·: 1311Ll4th,& ·.-·1·· ., ''" 15th ' ' Jufvlvln• "" thrc'e and MrS. ~liompson, Letart, w. 'Va, ' Mr•, Anne Goodnight, New ,. Hav· en. One brolher, Richard, New , !Iaven and four ~andihilllrcn , Rev, .Ralpb Mahoney will elate at lhe oervices wblcb be: under the dlre1tlon of Foglesonc Funeral Home. 'Mrt. 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