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Advaneell!••l of Sol•~·· Ia \>Plnj made available to studenta l~t.f: eated In ,CleJl<'o,,it Wa! jl)noutldd lod~>' """'· y.;. N>OI. pn,!4ent·of the Weal Vlrlfuli IJ!bi'i!l ~Ia; lion. '. . �' . 'I I I The Daily ·Sent . ..inel . • ' ' POMEROl ·sociETY Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hall of Hunt· ington were Wedn•.sday 1guests of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Henry E\Ying and Benny. Mrs. Ewing is confined to her home with the measles. ' Mrs. R. E. Boice and daughter, Ramora, Mrs. L. C. Karr and Tomll)y Reuter were rcce'!t visi· tors in Columbus. 'Mrs. P'¥rl Hyell and Mrs. Jed Webster were in Ripley Wednes-. day morning to attend the fun eral or Mrs. Hysell's aunt, Mrs. John Duke. M4'. and Mrs. Adolph Grueser returned home Tuesday night af· ter a visit in Bradenton, Fla., with tbelr daughter, Mr~. Charles McM~ster. Lester Damewood Is confined his home at Forest Run with the t'lu . Mr. and Mrn. Mike .Garvin and ton, John and Leonard Shaner md Miss Beverly Shaner of Nc· vark were recent guests or Mr 1nd Mrs. -Eslie Mossman and family, Minersville. ~o AT • .' BAK~R .FURNITURE Oq ,.The Brightest Corner.In Middleport Sunday, . March 2 I 2:00 to 6:00 P.M. Gordo'n Wolfe's Celebrate 38th Wedding Date· 'The 38th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wolfe and the 68th birthday of Mrs. Bert Gilkey were celebrated Wednes· da)' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wolfe on Railroad Street In Mid· ' Cneport . TWo decorated cakes were serv· ed 'as a desert after a chicken din· ner, Guests were Mr. and Mrs. S.hll"leY Wolfe, James Haggerty, Mr. ' in~ iMrs. Gilkey and Mr. and Mr,. Wo fe. The two ladies received cards and lilts. In the evening the GilI' keys DUd the Gordon Wolfes visit· ~d Mr. and 1\frs. R. B. Carson, of The Come-Doubt~\ Cla11 of' t~e Leading Creek Road, who were United Church mer' jln Jlefore you buy any used ear' be sure to see and drive celebrating their 68th weddln~ an· TuesdayMethohdist evening at the church tp,r these "better buya". Longes~ de~ In lower fl.rit cost, bfg•. their February meetlne. -"~1 • aer lr..tt!-lri allowaneeti, and hlg er 1quality used cars iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Leo Crew, president, presld ~ tl'ad.. lh o~ new ears frllttt ~Kt ifled owners f- better and opened the meeting wltll ~­ 1 W,f} SELECT . TilE ' votlons. It was reported ', that t: e reeondt&lol!ed anct guaranteed. ~qw Is the time tbiiuy he· class had purchased •nd present· . VERY BEST IN fore the.,•prlng price rl1e! . ed a Scoutmaster uniform to·Char· ' USED CARS lea 'Swatzel, assistant ~~utmaster of 2491 which Is, sponaored fl,.d ' S2 ..... s3 - 54 Modol•l by Troo11 the Unltell Methqdlat Church. ' .' ChOV!'Oioh, Hla:host A "get-well" card wail· sent to Ll&litbJue t\nlsh. Exceptton&lln every ~ay. . our 100d, Mrs. Leo Smith. · Colored slides of the Rose Bowl · i .; . . , • ••r·~ Mi!dtl Can. . 1 p•rad~ was shown by Mra. Hugh CHEV'RdLET 'I wolidetfUl buys. $tr. B's. VB's - 4 drs. ~ 'drs. and 2 dr. Custer durl~tg the social hour. JSet·Atr • dr. ~lly equipped. ilard tops: We havt> one that is a one owner car. ·Most of Refreshments were served by 1957 FORD V8 , tbeae we ljayeserviced si~ce ·new. ·. . Mrs. Arthur Nease, · f,Jra .. John cu,tom 300. Nice and clean. ,Moore, Mrs. Victor Hannahs and Mrs. Custer. · · 1858 CHEVROLET Bel·Air 4 dr. Real nice and 1 dr. Sedan. IJke new original turquo~e tintah. clean. .LONGEST DE • IN TOWNI . United Methodist Com'eDoubl·eCiass'.r Meeting Is Held · ;. 19$3 ~y~outh 4 dr. Sedan ··· ·· · ·· · · $595 19 on ks ........ ·.... · ~~low~~ $695 1t53 Chevrolet Bel Air · · · ···· · · · ·· · · $646 1951 F()RD VB, 1954 Wck VI Super ........ · .. ::.. $1,2'95 . 4 4J', Sfdan..Dynaflow drive. Original me,talllc green fin· lsb. · ' · · 1958, FORD \'8 Cuatom 2 dl'· Sta11dar(l tran1. Cltllltl•ai\d' n,lli'e. · · ~ 1tH Font C~estllne Y8 · · · ···.: ·· .v · · ·. $9f5 ,, 4dr. se~n? Outs~ndlng. Local6Wner. ' 1955· QREVMLET V8 . Delny ,2 dr. You'll like this one. , · Mtny·ft'oro To' Choo10 flrom ' I 1955 ••lck VI's ·.. · ! .. · as low as $1,695 ell 1te .,. tb~ee fine cars. A one owne Special 4 dr. owned ~Y one of our mechl'nlcs. One owner low mileage ' ,_ like new Super Convertible anQ Extra nice Su~r 2 • dl'. Hlrd1Top~ ' 1 • 195$ ''"' ve Station Wqgon ' l, ' · ·AUTO LciCu·OWJJil'., Very clean lnride It out. Make us an offer, : J956 . ., VI $f.\_d.l,f: .·:.·..~ •.. $1·,9·5 · ' 1tS6 Y8 s.,en·:"..... : I ilf, SWat! ll!if mo®l Po~1lie .Ful 1equlpped. ·~IIW.1 •• ; one C91l a~pt fPOO'i~J. ,!Jl I~Q~tl' u1i~tP}stery, 10n~ lO· i .~ O'Voer. ~· ne~ ln ap~'..-a"ce. . ~#"- . '• , . I • ·.I " · $2,195 W• ~·twO one own11r c11ra.;Bqtb al'e ih~p lnsl~e an9 4Mi .,..,.cl~IN troll\ cuatom~r who hay~ own..~ Bulc:ks ,_ Jtm- 9h~lce or tWo ~ tour 'door, har~ tops. : ·~,, 01....~.. 88 ........ .')!\:' ~~~•. $2,59$' 4 dr1 ~. Jlydt'amaU<l drJve.•&k. ~~e local ~wn~r. , NI'fhlek~•ln. t . I · •• ' • l. •. ~·~s2,69A· .~ • . • ; ,. •.•• ~.. ,e.t ;>• I ' ,( I , ' I $1.995, ,, ·~:lu'Y·~· Nld @ + .j .•• . METROPOLITAN I' . . . Falr~~~~e 2 dr. 'Oran(e & white SALES ' '. � 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 02. February 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 February 28, 1958 mccabe nelson westfall wolfe