https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/15c294e1e8d5e47aad0a0c931a36e0fe.pdf a9502f2faa3a3aeaa0e6382b7b483834 PDF Text Text ' ' 0., 11!11 12, 19M . lodiov'• ~s_. Reviewecl Wednesday #or Literarv Club. •I '· Miss But~lrer is Guest of Ho1101. At Bridal Shower in Middleport . IGS ME ' ' TRE Around And I; About "' ~asi:~!! o::~be~iat~~: rr-Ar ·. ,--...d. ..,.,,. . ,. .d.,_.,~··.' ;· Mr. and Mrs. Richard Brown :: ODD and children d Chillicothe, and J: Mr. and Mrs. Roy David,.., ~ M Jr. and daughlel'S of Cni<ODibus, 4 ~ '.sited Mother's Day with Mrs. f :m "·E. Erwin. , Mr. and Mrs, Ch"ter E"'''in .J . visited recently in Belpro with iv ;lu.ir M~n and f~ly Mr · ~nd Captain and Mrs. David K. !,Irs. 1chae1 Erw1n and fam1 1v. Hysell and son, Stevtn of Ann Mr. and Mrs. George Dalla. Arbor Mich. are the guests of and children of Soutil CharlPs- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vic· to~, Ohio, spent the week•nd tor Hysell. w1th the1r parents, M!'. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Orion Nelson Forrest Bachtel ~~ family and visited Sunday in Columbus Mr. and Mrs. Wilbai!J Matlack, with their son, Richard who is C~ester Road. eonfined to Grant Hospital, with Weekend guests or Mr. a~d arm Injuries, received in an acMrs. Albert Roush and lomdy elden! while in State Patrol were Mr. and Mrs. La,·ry Flow- training in Columbus. m and Mrs. Katneryn SmJih Mr. and Mrs. Murian Long of and children, Kevm and ChriStl Parkersburg, w. va. visited of Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Saturday with his mother, Mrs. Dale Roush, of Sl. Albans, W. ~lvrtle Long. Va. Sunday the grouo visited Mrs. E. J. Tracy returned In Leon, W. ~a. wit~ Mrs. Alta Wednesday, after a several ~hiler. 1days visit in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hennesy her son and daughter-in-Jaw, and daughter, Terri, of Porls· Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Tracy. mouth, spent the Mother's Day Carles R. Karr Sr, entered weekend w1tb h1s mother, Mrs. Veterans Memorial Hospital Henry Hennesy. . . Tuesday afternoon and wiD unMr. and Mrs. W1lham Mur· dergo surgery Friday. ray of Worthington, Ky., were Mrs, Edward T, Bauer of weekend IU"ts of his moliJcr, Marion and Miss Polly Karr of Mrs. James Murray. . Columbus arrived this evening Mr!. Ernest Covert and ehJI- to be with their mother while dren of Belpre, visited over the their father, Charles R. Karr weekend with her moroor , Mrs . Sr. is hospitalized. Charles Mayes. an About Pomeroy ' From our BULOVA GRADUATION COLLECTION .. Butcwe-.. grid.- glll9vtngo "'""',. .. .tJy lower· tlg the COlt of glvlng I 8uloYI gives more value I More qullltJI llot'l beoutyl Men d - sly!es to Choo,. from I You Cltl take prjdt In gMng 1 Bulov1 because It's medt With pride. Let our Watch Experts help you choott the perfect girt- BuiiWa. Select ~ gift now from our extlflliN Bulcw Gr8CIU8lion couectktn. GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE USE OUR lAY-AWAY PLAN Court St. Pomeroy c.w-P'AN-NuvNc==Eo MASON-John Morgan, presIdent of the Wabama Band Boosters, has announced that the Junior Band Camp will be held at the 4-H Camp at ISouthside on July 2> • 30th. Sen· ior Band Camp if::JCheduled for August 14 to I~ at Cedar Lakes, Ripley, W. Va., It bas been announced that band moth· ers will serve the alumni ban~ quet on May 28, and the Junior Band Mothers will serve the congregatlona, dinner at the Mason Methodist chorcb on "'!!!!!!!!!..-!!!!!!"""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!"""""""""...,""""""""".._;,.,,_::M~a~y-1~9tb.~----= Your full5el'llice lank Is ••• OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS · 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK ' Memb" r•lkl'lli R.,.,. &v•um MtmbfrJ""""" Dtpoliii!II!ArGIU!I CMporatloK - ' I' EUB Church Is Scene of A nnual Banquet Twenty-three members and IUeSis attended the annual mother-<langbter banquet of the WSWS ot Enterprise EUB church Tuesday evening in church dining room, preceding the regular meeting. Mrs. Phil Ohlinher presented the program topic, "Where I Live." The aim of the program was 1o show that each per..,. has a mission each day where they live. The hymn, I'll Go Where You Want Me To Go, with Becky WiU at the piano, opened the program, followed with prayer by the leader and scripture reading by Mrs. Tho- mas Bentz Six problem articles concerning every day living were read and fully discussed by the group with tbe summary answer beIng, that God must be placed In every area of life. Prayer by Mrs. Bentz conduded !be program. A ,. short business session was conducted by Mrs. Bent• preal· deDI. The report of secretaries and the treasurer were liven, Mrs. Ohlinger gave a report on lbe May Fellow.hlp Day which she attended. The meeting closed with the benediction by Mn. James Will. . ' t: I' . ... •." ..• ,. 1 _... .. ,. '' . ,. Elberfelcls II) Pomeroy Art Open Frld1y Even Until I O'dock •nd Saturday Evening until 9 O'Clock. Milly Specl1l V1lues On The Mlln Floor ,. ill the Re1dy To WNr anct 'Drtpery DepartJrents on the 2nd FIOCir - All Of the Porch and Lawn fu~lturt 1t Salt PriceJ ~ 5H The Ntlw Living Roclm 1nd Bed Room Furnit urt ori the 3rd Flcior - -Friday and SiturtiiY 1 ' ' •• ..L I · --'-ld• In pomerav. Good• -,· lme ror r•nmy .,;ii~fi~; !~ II=!' "" ~~ J M1sB Judilb Bulcller, bride- Moore awarded prizes. 'lbe doer . elect of Mr. Robert Garwel~ prize was woo by Mn. Franeis "G!~Rt>," . , sellers, Mary Park. ..;as honored at a bridal Show· Anderson. .. .• James A. The setting of• the beok Is a er givet1 by Mrs. Dan Thomas, After the h9nored 111•&1 bad by fictlooal area in Israel but Vienna, W. Va., Salllrday even- ~ opened the bridal gifts a social t h e drawa deepl~ from history as lng at the home ?f her l"'reDts, hour was heid. Tile relmllmenl the procress ot man 1s unroldea Mr. and Mrs. Waiter t...rwk.11. lHM" n•D w~~n:~ ot:~ :: ~·e!­ from the layers of dust dbturbo Mrs. Crooks assisted her daugh- low cloth and .entered with an ed by the arthe!Jtolist as he ter. arrangement of yellow spring p~ii~.;;;.~,:,;;;;;ii;jiliii""'""'"""'•n.;,d se~es into human Bntiqui· A coler scheme of yeitow, liowers. Cake, lime puncb and ty, Michener gives a history of white and green was carried out yellow and green pastel minlil the Holy Land as the source of In the decorations and refresh- were served by the hostesses. great religious ideas and heri· ments. A white parasol decor· The 111est list included Miss tage of the past as man came ated with yellow roses and sal· Butcher, Mrs. Ira Butcher, mo1 through the cave age, the Cru- In ribbon carried out the theme. !her of the bride • elect, Mrs. TONIGHT lhru FRIOAY isaders and the many conquerw Gifts were placed on a table Patty Stein, Mrs. Donald Ulw.ors of that land. covered with a white cloth ery, Mrs. O.nver Rice, Mrs. •JOHN GOLOFARB PLIASI COMI HOME" two' with yellow accents. Norman Yeanger, Reva Beach, 1 Twenty members and Sbl~ifM.aeL~i~ • · I guests responded lo roll call by Mrs. Ed":ard Crooks conduc~ Mrs. Lena McElhinny, great ' )t' ~· '!.·.\ Peter Ustino\" naming a Jewish tradition. The ed the ~er~es. of gam., durmg grandmother of the honored meeting was opened with the the evenmg wllh Mrs. Elizabeth guest, Mrs. Homer Jones, Mrs. club collect. Mrs. James Euler DaviS F1sher and Mrs. Nan J. J. Davis, Mrs. Don Gosney, Buttons presented the gavel to the Mrs. Nan Moore, MISS Mild· ii!iliiie~~~ comlng president, Mrs. Carl bet pu~ch and .coffee - e red Hawley, Mrs. Robett AI· 'I'UI!a Horky in the b mce 1 served 1n the din1ng room. The lensworth, Mrs. LewiS Sauer, . I nut out·going ~·~~I, Mis: tea table was centered with an Mrs. George Childs, Mrs. Cash • ~·"-'·~ Otah Park wM t~ h ., r ed arrangement of red carnabGil!, Bahr, Mrs. Ray Hecox, Mrs. ' ' ' Olh' f"'r· PI a IZ ' the club flower. Mrs. Moore pre- Robert Fisher, Mrs Elizabeth 0 Jeers "" ·T'OtfiGHT ' er new · F'IS her, Mrs. - R'chard Nan Moore vice president· Mrs slded at the pun ch bo wI and Davas J ~T OPEN Bernard r'uttz, ' . Mrs .. Horky at the silver coffee Chambers, Mrs. Waller WadR 11 servwe. M1se May Park was •deli, Mrs. Richard Karr, Miss 'll' Mr s. W11am usse, . ht · the absence Mary Park, MJss Susan Park, PlttDAY...,-)I sATURDAY er. The new program ac1mg .os ess ?' Miy 13-14 . of her sJSter, M1ss SUsan Park. t.trs. Wallace Bradford, Mro. tee , name d b.v Mrs.MHor k·v, "THE SECRET OF Cl ub mem bers ass1s · ted MlSs · Harold Lo hse, Mrs. wayne Icues ' . MY SUCCISS" I d Mrs. Moore, rs. p k M Jh Ki ld ' be r, Mrs. J ames Pll ar . rs. o n nca and Sw1s u en, . !Tetbllicolor) Mrs. Roger Morgan and 1 k · · Shlrle~ Jones, Stella Stevens Susan Park. Miss Par were guests. Mrs. Herman Kinca1d, Mrs. Ed'Y-OUNG PURY" Mn. William Ru,.ell bas ~ ·~ , . _ . . , . , . sar Wolle, Mrs. Joe Wolfe, Mrs. (Tecllui<Olor) With ~ Calhoun been appointed by lbe FeGer- [' Jacob Be~, Mrs. Harold Wolfe, and Virlin'- ll,ayo ation president of Distriet 8 to ··· Mrs. William Grueser, Mrs. 'SUNDAY, MON. olld TUES. Ule chalrmaoshl of the Art Edgar Allensworth, Mr•. HoMo, 15·16-17 ond Penolt:s lor PArt CoiDIDI~ ;. • bert Reibel, Mrs. Oscar Roush, 'TIIa $PY WHO CAME tN tee fiQm tbe Middleport club. ~ M1ddleporf Mrs. Ernest Lallance, Mt s. FRO A · 1 h 1 11 . Edward Crooks, Mn. Russell . M THI COLD" socJa our o owed, MIS! Freda Welling of Flori- W'bon nd Mi C0I Wilson With Richard Burton. refreslunents of assorted da is here for a visit with 0/ a Obi ss een C.I.,.::"-CJaire Bloom sandwiches and cookies friends. She is the house guest MLoganR. . o. H d rs. Coats, egmaMrs.u Pearl son, ReynMrs. re.,.,....,.;,,;;,.,.,!!!!!!..,..,~l!'""~:!_~-~~~~~':_~·~:_~ mm , nu , tme s er· of Mrs. Guy Reyno,ld s. Robert ~,lr. •dndf mi!Mrs. \II ietneddellS Gder- olds, Mrs. Clarence Lacey, Mn. 1_ac 1 an a ~ ' 8 . un ~y Boward Cecil, Mrs. Chester m fMh cCon~~~viiHte With G lbiaecbtr Erwin, Mrs. Donald Hicks, Mrs. mo ers, '"~ ': omer er Wendell Gerlach, Mrs. Kenneth and Mrs. WJ!ham Smith. McElhinny Mrs Tom Bowen, Visiting recently with the Mrs. Mil~ Ho~adashelt, Mrs. . Rev. a~d Mrs. Clyde. Bartlett Marvin Kelly, Mrs. Jam'" Hal· and chlidren_ were !herr daugh- ey, Rutland; Mrs. Betty Cline, ter and lamJiy, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Arthur Skinner Rosetti Arthur Ford and children of Lis!~. Mrs. David Far;.er, Bet· KJrkersvlile, Oh1o. The Bartlett ty Lemley Mrs. Crooks and family al~o v1s1led 10 Simpson, Mrs. Thom'as. .' ' ' " ·- •• y • - • """" • .. Specl•l V•luesln the Cosm•ti• ~F· CQLGATE TOOTHPASTI, fomlly ol• .............. 67e · PoLI.ORIP, ocononoy In .......................... 71c WIRNETS' DENTU.CR·M-- torgo t!M ............ 6lc HCRIT SPRAY D~ODORANT, folmlt, slu ........ 17e RICHARD HUDNUT SHAMPOO, pt. tbe .. . .. .. .. . 66c RICHARD HUDNUT CRIMI RINSE, pint tin , ..... , 66c Ltq PUSH lUTTON PIRMANINT (Lilli~ Girt) .. $1.43 LILT PUSH BUTTON PERMANENT (RIIUior) .... sUI · HIDO.N MAGIC HAIR SPRAY (Giant oho) .• , , , ••. sU7 ~ HtDOIN MAGIC NAIR SPRAY (PuKO aiM) .• , , , . Jle HEAD AND SHOULOIRS LOTION ShomiJH lil'llal• fie i"' r:1w;...,;_; _ ;;; ••;tn;lftbe;--_-1 'r ., PANTIS . - J: ,, . e $4.95 100% Antron Nylon Shells Jewel neeldlne, · dpper llqe) - bacL Sleeveleu ltJJn. stzeo 40 to 48 fn \Vblte IIJd 2 e<ton. THIIIALI for ., \'dt )(VII!' AD wblte. 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Peking said the incident was 25 miles north of the border, The Americans said a MIG17 was shot do'Wn about 50 miles e ew $)-CIO A SPECIAL PURCHASE! 100% virgin acrylic lacey _pattern shells hand washable - nylon zipper back - jewel neckline Sizes small - medium and large In beige - bluepink and ·white. OTHER SHILLS .... , .................. , S2.t5 to S5.9S l .,•• FOil J DAY SALB W,omens Acrylic Shells S2.50 '1 .I jL ;, t.· ... w-..... "Shonniold.;,_· 1 , ., I . SHIIS FASTIITN (IConomy dta) ............... ....... , He JERGENS LOTION, fomlty tho with 4 1 - , .. $1.12 WOODBURY NAND CREAM, .lont tbe .. , . , , , ..•.. Pc POL!DENT OINTURI CLEANSER, M1110my olu . , 71c r·- ,., souih of the Chinese border. And in WashlnJI<ID a warning that jet airfields may be bombed in North Viet Nam raised lbe posalbilily of a slnpped up air war. The ground war Increased in ferocity and in a daylong battle a surrounded U.S. Marine squad 370 miles north of Saigon held oU hordes of Communists tmlll Leatherneek planes 200med in and burned scores of gilerrlllas lo death with na- palm, a spokesman reported. A UPI fl'<lnt dispatch said the Morine oquad of 14 men killed , at less! 30 Viet Cong. Marme attillery and jets burlfllg flaming napalm ran the Viet Cong death loll lo 115 ln an operation a Marine officer described as a "fish fry.'' Uti TraiDIDg Camp The Marine squad bad alllrnbled onto a 111errUia training camp · complete with lecture balls, propaganda materltil and barracu. The squad radio waa destroyed as It fought io the laat man but olber Matlnea heard the firing and wiped out mosf of the 2011 to 400-man Viet Cong force. U10 Neeo11ary Methods OHiclals said the United Ststeo would- use the most ef· feetlve methocts and tactics ne..~ essary to combat enemy plane• and other systems that attack U. S. alrcrafl over North VIet Nam. South Vielnamese reporled • major vletory 5I miles south· west of Saigon, killing 92 Viet Cong In a three-sided assalllt M a guerrilla supply center. The South VIetnamese awepl tbrongh the fortified VIet Cong Ylllage and caplllred 20,1100 JIOIIIIds of rice and a giant underground pharmaceutical Ia· horatory containing 10,1100 tub'" of dnlgs, The Vietnamese credited U.S. helicopter l!blps with killing most of the Viet Cong In an action reported otill underway. ,, .. . ..., . l '~~ .i \ '· . But it was the air war thai took on new tllmensloos. While U.S. Navy and Air Foree planea carried out 135 missions against · the North, ll5Z bombers from Guam hit a Viet ding training center near Da Nang while othet planes fiew S35 separate flights against targets In the South. 11 Seniors Win t9c HANO TOWILl ................. , ....... 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Stocks Ketreat Sh-ply AlonJJr> ill 'fi>N ~Al\S llt:d.Aij,l>il i Ui'l8riefs · .. · 't11E POET~S IHS Hos8'ts Theft Susp·,".ct ,I\",·~~ ' 'i• ' ·•.., ., Meigs' ' property FosToRIA. ohio •uP!)-Ten It, I I! I) cars of n IIJG.oar Chesapeake & fro!" \) . ·, . Ohio Railroad freight train de: I milt~ ' !')On~ group ill' tHo Ell· ,Note: Julia M<()omao' l railed abput iwo miles east ~1 . ltglll,~galril!l blgO,try. ~aid jn a lhlrd lt'ade .,... of Mitldle-· ' he.re Thursday night plll!l( ~.., CINCINNATI (UPil -- 111om- r~ Thursday "tl)e lorebod- Jl!lrt Elementaey school· bat · · ty' ~ ar 'and ·•hr;.. I as Buckner. J r., 40. of sn bur.ban .mg •,C..<Urren. f ur "'""".among worked on a unll of Poetry ateel-iaden ondolas8 ·Jnto 1 ~heap. ~~;~; ~~~or:~~; decisiOn to give a ' 111u!r. .l!.l • en emp ' wXC li'• . ades ana class • Fairfax. an Internal Revenu"! those who know 1he n!giDn best Wl'lting and appreciation. The . , g . . b at • k' togrdraft boards !I the NEW YORK (UPI) -Stock ' Service supervJspr nere, WlL"i Jll ~l.ltU•f ~~~~ .:;~;;q:~ ~::-!:.~~ ~;"T'tt;; "'liM""!'• Are ones se~ Jenme Abbott, George Ab- 1 There ~f'J'e no tnjut, ut ._J r~d t8 . prices retreated sharply al nrJg l arr~ted Thursday as a susyjeet l before dawn. '~ , led;d as' bes& by the elass, w~~ ~ . . C.:~:-~: :\~~!' . Jro~~nfl · least ~our of theca s were ex,. r A 1 en consen · ! : !::: ced frnnt in the first hour in tht'! holdup of a !oa.1 com~ ' · ·· Tbe work 11 or!ziul. Abbott, 70 acres, Chester. . . teoslvely ~~·,. , ;~~!~~~1~~~~~l:ir.Q I '· WmJlflN .o GTON <UPIJ - today. very activo "t,-ord· ~:.~o; 1•00};..; ,· Frances Folmer, ,,, " 1 , · Trading· hwas ed k 'i pany. 1, n•t "'-.:::~ . "'""- r C'Scott ..J,...,.. .. 1Fof. nu t h · With the h1g ·•pe lie ers Buckner was to be chargod CIN ' CJN•'ATI '-'HN w PRETTY LITTLE PUSSY CAl' mer 10 """"'" ~· ' ........ ·· • • President Johnson pu t ~ conf · t vv • · Folmer Parcel Sil11sbury ! - -< ·· ' ' 1 ' trover.sial rent subsidy program runnmg _tve mmutes a e. . with. armed robbery tn the thf'~t Alford, presid¥nt of the Park Pretty little pussy cat m the ~se C ie de ' t G r: " . llnto o ration today IJy slgnmg The Um~d ~r~ss lnternatron- of $311 from a Househi)Jd ~~~ NatJon~l Bank of NewarlP,- 1 willow tree. I Cora an r, c.,ar~t Wi!e th...~. Ad Hoc i $2 a~· u· b'll H al· al market tmhcator showed an nanee Co. branch offwe ear!Jer Th~;rsday was elected p~i- Wont you come down out of trude Searles, M~rg ' Free . Cb6k:e" I a :~on!y ~ .rev~rse ! average loss of 1.18 per cent on : Thursday. derif of the OhJo Ba~kel"' Asso- ' there and come and play with Fr~da GJimore, Alfred Farley, 400 '1 \!llll{•·u:: I~o /ecislo~ whlr -;~uld cut off Ithe l,:~ssu1~: traded at ~ ~ Pollee quoted him RS "ying Ielation at illl 7~~ ~Miial con- me; . ~::n:a~:l~y La~Zt. Fair~~; funds for the new teacher corps a.m. . ere. were he needed the money to maKe vention. ~ I txrrY .-:-Jr-~"fi;y.;;7:;:---- I losers and 114 gamers. Dow- I up a shortage in a bowling I AUord wiU succeed Richard Pretty little pussy cat, tell me Tr~M., Satlsw·se' Willie Wise I o~fhe July 1. . r· Jone s industrial aver age leaaue which 'he served as P. Raish, presid~nt of the First" this rtght now. ,' FredaargaGrellmore' 'clarence Gil-· appropna Ions measure ' showed a loss of 9 92 ' ~ contained $12 million to start I Electronics wer~ . sharply I treasUI:el;. ~ational Bapk of Bellevue, as How did you get up so high ! mort, Gertrud~ Searls, Pau1 the .<ent supplement program lower. IBM fell 6, Texas ! . • U I h. ,'raid No! thedorglll nizatioldn otn Ju- . Tell m•, tell me how, Searles, Ralph Farley, Mary throug~ the remamder of the 1 1 ts 5 Ze 'th d 1 Egyptians n eas Y ' arne v ce pres en was I Farley Alfred Farley, Helen torrent fiscal year ending June I~~t~:!'\~· <H;d Col~ilns R:~~oj Bitter New Attack Arthur W.. Emch, presldent o[ Pretty little pussy cat, ~p. up, IFarley' Larry N. Farley, Louc<_-.,,_,.,. 30. New app~priatlons must .be l. 2~'~. Airtin; s wer! also in i CAIRO, U. A. R. {UPI)- the W~dvJlle State Bank ol up, so high. don't come Ralph 'Farley, Larry Farley, voted to contmue the program retreat. KLM and Northwest Egypt unleashed another bitter Woodville. .I T~~w~e why you .71 acre, Salisbury. '""·"- after that. Idropped more than 4, Cuotinen- 1, attack against U.S. aid policies I b Osborne Farley, Lola Farl•y c G'l F ed G'l I I When I walk right y, tal and Eastern around 2 each. I today as Soviet Premier Alexei ' to larence I more, r 8 I LONJ)(IN iUPIJ - BRdlT-, Several pomt-sized tosses also : N Kosygin visited a Russian10 I th more, Gertrude Searls, Paul ! seam~n to ay 1 · Pretty tittle pussy c-at, in e 1 d I' p B wnJ to H 8 10 ' 8 mere hant . . . >t H _ dotted the group. !financed reclamation project willow tree A e me · ro ng en· rejected ~nme M'~" erh h ar I General Molurs opened late I north ol here. Egypt said the I think that you would like it ey E. Cleland, Leona V. Cfe· ~ld Wlls~n s persona l:l. our with a loss of l~l on a block of i United States was ut~ing "poli· , • IU... more land, Parcel, Pomeroy. thro~gh mt~ventt~~ . and r.ea_fflrmed 33.000 shares. Chrysler fell l lh. ~ des of force and blind !-'' . IU ou would Ia witb me. John F. Musser, by Dorothy ~Jr. dec1s1on t~ stnke '· a~ . Ford and American Motors 1 pressure.n Larry Griffi~, Reedsville, Y -B~l. : ara Joy t 'ultz L. Musser this attny in Fact), . 1 hoops to EtRN mldn~ght Su~d.ay .m ~ P~~ and , ga\'t' up ·'tl each SLcPI~ wt·re l The atta('k, the latest In an was given a tr1pie sentence toDorothy L. Musser Kenneth workmg-co~dJtmns ~lspu f; S , mos!ly fractions lower. Chemi- ' lncreasingly bilter anti·Ameri· day br Meigs County Court OUR SCHOOLROOM Kermit Scites', Jr., Barbara · your lns.ui'ance with ,• The :atmnalre~~:~~~~ th:~; l cals were also easier. can c~mpaign t.hat started with Judge F: ,W. Porter, Jr. when My schoolroom is very pretty. Jean Sciles, 3.71 Beres, Chest· men ( ~~ I ft ferrin at Kosygm's arnval Tuesday, Griffin . appeJred on a charge It is so bright and gay, er. ";:;;:i;;;;;;w:; ::: a came in the newspa-. We study hard from bell to bell, ti .th w·J n I per AI Abram, which reflects , P , Tben we run out to play. b p mee. ng WI I so .ed he 48 official government policy. I Judge Porter fined Griffin -Marilyn Synder Kenzie, parcels, Salis ury, omWilson had . urg t -, $50 and costs, ordered him to eroy. member executiVe board of the spend 30 days In jail to be ser--Lester Brookover, dec., Homunion, headed by General : ved tw.H:Iays each week and MY MOTIIER er G. Baxter, Adm., to Thomas Seeretary wm~am Hogarth, to I Sllspended his license for ~noth- My Mother, she Is very nice. G Parker parcels Salisbury call off the stnke at a two hour ' II er six-months when the current She bak•s her things with lots Wilbur G. Nickl~s to Roge; lnturon.. A..ney Inc. meeting over beer and sand· o( spire. A. Ritchie, Carolyn L. Ritchie, .J suspension expires. 1 Phona WY 2:3:111 wiclles al No. 10 Downing COLUMB US (L! PJ) - Pollee .Judge Porler also fined · Ro"l t28 acres, Orange. Streel , chiefs from two Ohio c1!ies me! FRIDAY & Her cookies, yes, tbey are so 111 I. hcond It, ' Pomeroy Thursday to pool their meager MARY SHRINE, Wh ite ~brine er A. Beoughen, Marietta, flO sweet, NOW YOU NOW 1 · clues in the slaymg or an aUr ae- of Jerus3 !em will mef't at JOOF ~~ ::~~s ao~e~:J~:~~ °:/~~~~ We ju!it can't wait Ull time to '1\e United NaUoos lleadquar· 1 tt ve housewife and apparenlly hall. Frinay at 9 n01 gil Wes tfall forfeited hi.• , 17 _50 eat. , ..., complex Ill New York Cit)' turned up noth ing new. RETURN JONATHAN Meigs , bond on an unsafe vehicle I k ooeupifiil~i~a;cr;•;•~o;f~la;tld;• •~ l iiiliJiiiiiiiiiliii;ii~~ The only offici al item to come Chapter, Daughters of l he i tob ge ., When we _ha\'e done our wor from the t'onfidential meeting ! American Revolution., will Hr · each day, of poi~L"e was. a plea fo.r .publi c I meet Friday, May 13 at the j l Mother shoos us out to play. i help 1n solvmg th e killing of 1borne of Mrs. Patrick Lochary I I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard Mrs. Lisbeth Davenport. J2, 1with ~Irs. Dor Schaefer and Lega Notice I think that you would like her, and ramily spent last week at . whose body was dJseovered in Mrs 0 p Klein assisting has· oltDINAN.cl No. u• too, w.oo~ter, Wa ~saw and Killbu('k I the trunk of her ca r in F!ndli.J y, tess~s. · A~erican Music Month :_..~!:::.c-...,..NouM,:!:~~uFo~o :~~ If you could see whnt she can V19ltmg relatives. . . Ohio, ear ly Tuesday. will be observed llllder the di- :~:~~~'..:: THI VILLAGI 0' roM do. Mr. and Mrs. William Arkett ! ft' indlay poli('e slill were rection of Mrs. Everett Hayes, Bh: L1' o aDAINI!:D u follow• 1)' tne -Barbara Joy Fulb. and son Wayne of Pampa Fla I h dl th . . ,. ,. M . h. Th Collncll fl( tne V lll~~e o r t'cmut> y, -.. · . • · . an mg e mam mves !g:•.:tm , Amt!rlcan USIC C a1rman. e 1 111 ~ 11• county. Ohi o. two·th lrd• of ~ !I VISited Mrs. A. H. Bailey. ! since the body wa s discovered roll call will be a favorite song l.,tn11>tn •Jee t•d thl r•t.o ~,~~.~~urrmM : AT NIGHT · ., st:c no:o~ 1. Thatth• rollo <A· tn~~: . r~ " A · tile dark Mr · an d Mrs.. Cl arenr·e Baker ' .m that c 1t v. about 100 miles 111ta nn and wa1n ror r mpu!yPe• mouse goes ou t m to the of Columbus spent a weekend 1 away Irom·here MOTHERS HONORED ot the v maae ru Pomtr~~. oh t... ia at nigbt I 'th , . btn=br lHh ll' ' 'o w· h ' t th II ht h d t hetr homl' ere an WI But Chief Roy Thomas of Mothers were honored Sun- Street and Ltmt tery \ht nl c-u n•·• d out a an ern or o er g · ~ I 'Io IM MrDdoiMe E l D Upper Arlmgton asked the pub· day at the Laurel Cliff Free I ~~;:,~'::. ~!l7~ ~!. ~;::~.ttonm He's not afraid or tbe dark at r. an rs. rnes eeter ' I to h 1 h oM h d h h A . ed Puloo. u . ~~ 11t r hour ; M" t ~r J mu. · all IC' ep m 1oca1mg a •.v 11e l et o tsl c urc. smg1e r Probllllon, 11 so p"'r hou r I ' , b' d I1 aod f a~l.1Y 0f C01urn hus spent I overnight case, a cosmelJc cnse C'B rnation corsage wa:t given to ( 'blt r M Pol.itt - lit a m~ Pwh .. 11bough the night 1 so IS en , Uon ~·~ Per iod. 131!! DO Pt • lnon u .. a day watb Mr. and Mrs. George ! . 1 be's so small. •~ t d . tt d d th and a black Jeatht-r bag t'Ontam 1each mother present and cor~ I After 3 mn . l'nbatloa. IJJI.I oo p• r n.. .... d Sll 1 1 . Ro IJ't'f s an a en e e un- . thr . 1, f II rnuutb _ , _1 ven . 11 nt M 1mg ee cameras, <1 pmr o 1sages o SIX carna ons were l'a t r~ lman ull ,..,,.r man _ ut I.' erpa1 IofE forme . rs u I rs . . hornrim glasses and a broken presenlr;! d to Mrs. George Ren- la mu. i'!obati\IR1f~ P•ri~;~U U1.'1.00 ear rvm . I per mvnUI. After l PIU . P robl l1 1)n , I STAJUJ ' M G Wh 't d d h pearl button. shaw, oldest mother present, a 1300.00 '*r mnllth. . r. rover I e an aug - , white corsag"· Mrs Bob Bur- t'oll c• u epartment ttadi~;~ GlaPatdie.r Stars are bright, Ii Fterst' Dorisw' vspent .last week at -. .. - t al 3 mo. PJ'(IbK Unnary h n od. Shlrs are light .. GOLFERS TO SIGN uP gess, younges t mother, red cor· UJO ,OO Hr tfiObth ; Aft.r a 1111.1 . l'rb· ' ' 0 er, . a.. VIS!tmg. R II B h . r \1 Cl'ff d Kl . I k itaUon , ueo.Oil pe.r mo nth . are pretly Mr and Mrs Perr Orr C0 . usse rown, c a•rman o I sage; . rs. I or em, pn Zxt ra i'oJLce mln _ u .ao per aour. I h . ' · · y ' 1the Pomeroy Golf Club's league, corsage and Mrs. Richard J:Jcl ra DI•P•'*:her - 11.n per IJvu r n t e night. hunbus, called on Mr. and .1 . . . , omce ~tcretarr - 12n .oo porr -Dolorts Slanley u- Cl'nt Or commJU~ announced today that Fm~nd , red and white corsage, ' 111ontb. ..~ ... . I r. 1 b . . th th "th h'ld I Cl!me l ~ry se.~ tun - m .oo per mn Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ha er , !"em ers mterested m playing e mo ers wt most c 1 ren ·· v1u11 Me u~ n c1u todla n _ m.oo 11.,r FUNNY Lfm.E BUNNY a weekend in Akron \0 a league should register at preSent. ~~~~~':!~111 worklniJ ou t llntt wiU 1M The Iunny buony eoes hop, bop. JPIW18 relatives the clubhouse as soon as possi· allowed 11 ou per ~·~ "~'-~r,::&•: The bunny's ears go Bop. flop . . A. H. . Bailey Mr. and ble Teams Will be composed '""~~~'':.!.l~y" .. ;~ The Iunny little buony may Mn:. William Ackett and sen of two members and played unHop on you wbile he'1 uut to Wsyne called on Mr and ~Irs' I der a handicap syslem, play. ' . ' For ReDI Reed. Eynon Sunday afternoon. I think he's clever, Mrs. Worley Davis of De•- I KLUXER COMMITI'ED 2 BEDROOM houae with You would, loo, tei- a'pe!lt 1 Sunday with Mr 1 ATHENS, Ga. (UPI I - Jos· age, basement, Phone WY II Funny Bunny hopped on you. - ~~:-.. 11and Mra .. Arvil Holter i eph Howard Sims. the Ku Kluk 5523 after 5 p. m, 6 13 -Jndlth ., IIOI~ · JI family. 1 Klansman who faces federal For Rent ~ Clint Orr, ·who Is employed I charges in the murder of Negro I ROOM HOUSE wllh bath A STAR at Columbus, SJlfllt a week end ' educator Lemuel Peon and a l'l acres. Close to sch<JOI.! ,.... •. " "·'·. A prelty little otar I see at night It his home here. Icharge of assault with intent APhon _e WY 2-3876. 5 13 1<1 Sal It glows in the night sky. _ Mr .. and Mrs. Junior 1to murder his wile, has been . • et Iand Diann~ of Columbus Icommt· tted to the state ment•l 1966 OLDSMOBILE F-35 ln A pretly color, yeUow, 1 11 t ~ dltiO Pretty star, pretty star, R~friger1tor! b Ion Mra. A. H. Bailey and Mr. O!plta . I ce enf m wn to atn.d 1 e: Th at thi • ordJJlann Will you light up for me? I new ro • Flllo, fraozoo. role•"• ond atortl c~btl in hfll~ .. J .Mrs. William Ackett, and I·- · ---· . c . ea .er • til"- •dect ana 1M tn tord -Jadltll Owfl 243 cube llrvtrl • . 1· Wayne , Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jumor Sorden and 1 miles. Color white w1th black 1'"""-':: Ut.• euueat ptliDd •I· -:;;:;;:;:::~~:.:;~~~::': . ' '. · • 100% Frctt·Proof-no dofrostlng evert · Mr. and· M:n. Geo~ge Roberts D~nna called on Mr. and Mrs. I interior, Cutla!ls coupe Appro,_, cnar• w. Le ju 'SAVE UP TO •SO NOW I • Blant 171-lb, tlzo boHom frttzerl !!~~~~J-~~ a few daYI in Columbus Chn~ Orr. lar..:e motor .. Reaso~ ,.,_., lhy :a. 1• M~)·or Mr. and ·Mn. Ernest Deet- .M1ss ~h aron Holter spent a 1 sale, car be1ng fur~1shed Atte•t: Una r;111i'::~~:t. c lark • NewWing·SwepleKltrlarIDcl lamily. Imsht With her grandparents . . em_pl_oyer. Automatic lr&I>B-1 strong, solid Visi-Shtivaa • IN TMI PlOIATI COURT 01' Mt and Mrs. Le\tis Edgel Mr. an d Mrs. wor Iey Dav18, mlsston. p ower MilOt co"NTV, OH•o fer new vlaiblllly, ptrftcl _...,. · ' Dexter. white sidewall tire•. radio •• 11 Alt•aNMINT oP protecllonl / .-.Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and I ali the extras. Cali WY """'"" IILIN. },.,......t ~van· lti~s. w!th Ollt!•ll,ll tradt tnt Clint Orr family. i U Sic ·• . . . Leads "·~tin~ BroadFront ~ ~· Tran's·fers ..., - ;.ooJ Gri'ff' c·tven 3Way Senle'"'e -li· :: :er~~d Egypti~n Chiefs Sift Meager CJ ues IMd ur er -_..;=====---Bashan ~fce~;;'~asw~~: ~~~~perator's \ '· r 'I I . EEli~,~~n~~':,~hato LDo~~d ' SOtlAL . CAl ENDAR MUlLEN I 8 - ''(Jo ·, • t NI • SPAGI THE = ! ' ' 1 with a------Flameless ' \. ....... ....... dl EI!CTRIC WATER HEATER .HAVE ABALL [l ' Yard r 4,· · • . • ·• '' ~ '·•. t . ' ''. '· ' r MIDDLEPORT, 0 •. ~ ' NEW PENNsYLVANIA I l luutyTips •f.•• !'.,' M!.., SWING YOtrl PAllT-NU. · llnou&h }'Pil~ ttll*'1btl L you paint it-DI-VO·IQ.PiJt.1' JW 1 wubabte fiQiol!. . · The Moment '. I' ,, .', HOUSE CaroIina Lumber · A"'D SUPPLY CO, POMEROY • Yoli Nted ltl • .A'trrtrt •. y WITH IXCHANtJI . · .1:. . IA'ITUV _ _ B _ .: J I WITH MINI-BA~EJa 2 WASH SPEED~ 14 I BIG • Z WASH CYCLES AND Chicago IIIII 021 1110- 5 Ball. 1112 1100 llOt)- J II -"~APAC Howard, Lamabe 151. ·-·,her , ., (71 and McNerlney; Berlaina,II.J Watt (51, Drabowsky 181 Etcbebarren, Carreon (6). Of - Lamabe 1-0J. LP- Watt ' ""''·" HR Blelary (71th · N $379.00 $279 00 • .I ' I I' 675-U.O Coth & Corvy • Cnh &. Dtllvery t _) Of Wallh. tltlO 001 2111- 4 6 I I Calif. tltlO 002 llOt)- 2 5 0 Ortega, Kline 17) and Casaoova Lopez, Burdette 181 and Satriano. WP-Ortega (:1-I J. LP - Lopez (2-3). HRs- Knoop (4th ) Lock (9rd ), aon, Orioles 25 ; Scott Red Sox 31; Yastrzemski, Red Sox 20; I' H&~ Ri-:. . Rodgers, Angels 16; 3 tied with i 15. PHcbiDJ National League: Marichal, Giants 7·0; Perry. Giants 5-0; Olellar, Astros & Knowles, I •, Pbillies 3-0: Koulax, Dodgers & • .\... 1 ,. • I Bunning, Phiflies 4-1. DEALER $TORS Amerlcaa League: Mcl)o.,,ll,ll Indian sl-0; McNally, Orioles Middleport, 0.. o; Pascusl, Twms 5-I ; Loheh & aM~c~Lam~,_:Ti~g~er~s~4-L:__ _ _~...,...,...,...,,.....,...,...,d - FIRESTONE ~ From our extensive Bulova Gracluatiot Collection. JIBW YORK tUPI) -caao, SleJJeel's 761b blrlllday, July 30, was aet Thursday by tiJe New Yort Mtla u tiJe dati lot tile Ullllll Old Timon pme, Stangel will put .. .,. old attlform and m1111ge 111 <1. tilt llama. Tho flllllll will mark !Itt lint limo ..... StertgeJ ltnko hill hip on July 25, ltfl5 tltat be baa WOl'D hill aid lllllotal Nt. II. . ' to belong oplo. Who have Imagined It eoU!d be ao ••BY to bear clearljr, Now, when yua attend chureh ~nd group mee~o you understand eve •ng the FIRST TIME. W today P. 0 , Boz 4217, Charleaton, W, Va. for <omplete loformalloll ed how you can lea4 liD acUve lilt Adv. YOU .ET THE .ni\Ur ..... PEOPLE ~ .'· . ' ON A HO-NDA h· ~l J!JIJ. ~ •·•· US.EtHiK&C LAY~WAY PLANI Curlet, Clothcraft & Sewell Sui'- , _. . -'··~ · ou.Cfo to 1&0 DEPOT IJO :-Bun.t::::er~(sJ-~Z)ivo~,S~ie~berl~~iii=IM:::M:II:1=·=·==M~tdd;;l;;;••;;;•;;;"~l " 6 VOLT PARM TIIACTOII jiG,TIME .. IIj,llil' $3,9tMI; C:::, ~ I ' !. I. mub, DO. palnt odOr. f'"'la. tn~itt r,r· Mil~ J~ba lnsfent"Power ~· drin in liO mi~p~~ ~ a ~.tt~r ~CARPET BATTERIES ,· t: Vinyl Flat Wall I UPAIR SERVIa BAHR CLOTHIERS .' lOLA'S DE·VO-KO ::::! ~~ WASHER ·,~I .UO Cardfnala lna1J8UI'ated Marlchal (7-01 and Barton; lite brand new Busch Memorial Veale, Cardwell i.~~:.::: 81adlum. Tlte plullh t26 million (9) and Pagliaroni. boll park 011 the ahores of the (3-2). HR- llart <6th). Mlasiaalppl repla..., Busch stadlum, 1m 01 the old me (12 innings) ~~..S~go~is At. 000 101 to I!Ot)-3 Dick Groal poled a two-run SlL . 002 tltlO ~1 001- 4 .1 2 II homer and Jolmny CaUisoo Blasmgame, 0 Dell (8), 011110 rapped a alrigfe through the (10), Nlekro (Ill and Torre; middle with the bases loaded Washburn, Stallard 8), lor the Pilllllea who sna ped a ner . 18), Woodesblck 001. ~akp Jl ileMJs 112) and McCarver. ' ..-... game 1081ng atre · m De . I t-01 LP N' k Bunning gained his 1 th - 0019 · - " ro straight triumph although : ,. I!Rs-Aiou 2 (7th & 8th). ed relief help from Darold I Hous at New- York , ppd . rain Knowles iD the seventh. · · Jim Lefebvre accounted lor Los Angeles' only tally with a Arnertean i...eague IIOCond-inning homer, his ninth INew York 1100 201 000- 3 tt ol the campaign. Bunning Minn. 003 tOO OOx-4 II helped his own cauae with a P el e r s on. Wom"'k -rkllng three-lor-three -rfor- Friend (61. Reniff 181 ·r~ mance at the plate and Howard ; Pascual, Merritt i6J scored a pair of rum. and Battey. WP- Pascual 15-ll . LP- Peterson 12-2). Fun II BAKfR .FURNJtdJt::. r: . painting with Squere uwantW 1100 F. ""tltnl"'llfj 01 WUitl' lor II IIIII 10 ynra 5 (2nd;- LEWIS ' HOTTER WATER LONGER LIFE '8 Nollooal toocao' 010 tltlO 0011- 1 t Los Ang. 002 1130 OOl<- ~ 11 Phlla. Drysdale, Perranoakl Mitler 171. and Torborg <81· ~~ !4-l t 2-4 gHR Lelebv ~ \ re roa · m'=a• ! Frigidaire Automatic Ice Maker ~ Hosp•'tal News N ver ews Uol~ Prell l a - o l w....: Ow•• $ T1te Br VD!totl Pnn bllerutloltlll Nalfoaal ~ W, L. Pel. GB San Fraa zt 7 .750 ... Houston 16 11 .ii93 410 p1·"·burgh m 14 11 ·••• Los A!l(eles 15 13 531 8·~ Philadelphia 1211 :5ZZ 810 Atlanta II 16 t87 I ' New York 9 11 .450 8 St. Louis 10 14 .117 9 Gaige readlnp: Galli DillIs 1Cmcinnati 10 15 .400 81h Rolzer Hoaplml: Vtslilng i Dam 11.8, 18.7, runnlrig 21 feet Chicago 619 .25013 7 hours 2-4 and ~ p. m. Parenta l on roUers Pomeroy • Mason I Past Councilor~ only on Pedlatrica Ward. 210 Pt 'Pleasant 2412 HlnTllanday'o llesullt Admilllool ·ton. 1',. iamng Kana,:ha' Falls Houston al N.Y., ppd., rain -~ ' · Phila. $ Los Ang. I, night MIDDLEPORT Are Entertained Mrs. Maey C. Thompson, 15 4.26 rlaing, Chsrleston 19.08 fall- San Fran. 3 Pltlll. O, night Mr Virgil Roush assisted by Court St.; Mrs. Eimus E. De- ing. London, Marmet and Wtn- St L 4 All ! 12 . TUE M ·( Ool a. ' hedmnsuled··1 MAY 1 Riden u; entertain- vault, 1811 Chestoul St.: Carla field dama were on tho allis. rs. ue o • R Halley Rt I Gailipoila• Y games sc ed the Past Councilors ol lite J.;,es M.'Jell~ra •Eureka S~ Boat Movom..ll: Frlday't ProiJablo Ptlcben ly United Preu lalmlollonal Daughters ol Amer1ca Wedneo- Rt Ste n F Rl • Sao Francisco at New York, Nalloool Leagne $HOW GROUNDS day evening at her home, .; . ~e ' er, . ., Ohio River -Reliable up !4, : night-Sadecki 12-11 vs. G, AB R. H. Pel. . The meeting opened with the Gallipolis, Mra. Rosa Haines, Ro G 14 8·50 ' M~ Hous 27 98 16 35 PYTHIAN Vinton; David E. Mlgltt, Rt. t i4:11S p.m.: se . up .' . ' ton (3-2). -•"• scripture reading by Mrs. Vir- Vlritoo; Mrs. Romu J. ere- lp.m. ; Jellboat up 14, 11.40 p. , Hou s ton at :~.ss:;: ~~~ PARK gil Walker, vice president means, Rt. I, Middleport I. Mrs, ! m.; Christy up 14, l:Oli a.m.; I ~:!-Dierker (1.0) vs. Flriod, SU. 24 97 11 33 Plans were made for a potluck James L. Maah, Rt. I, Middle- R. H. Bosworth II up 14, 1.25 1( ). I bur Fuenta SF 17 61 7 20 .l2ll ASH AND dinner at the hall b1 June. port; Mra. Thomas J. Scott, Rl am . Uttle Edward down 17, 1 Los Ange es II Pitta gh, Pinson' Clri 25101 10 33 SYCAMORE JaRt Long · ·• nlght~teeo 14-3) vs. • I ed under the 3• Pomeroy .• .,_ Games were pay ~·• 1:15 a.m.; Esso Tennessee up (l-0) Alriu, Pitt 25 116 13 31 AUSPICES direction or Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Rt. I, Wellston; Mra. Jobn E. 17, 2 a.m.; Poplar up 17, 7 a. C;,;clnnaU at Chicago Pglrni, Pitt lO 71 6 23 MIDDLEPORT VOL. Arthur Orr and Mrs. Stanley Barlow, Rt. 3, . Wellsloa; Mrl. m.. Lacblin Macl.eay up 18, 5:· O'T I II vs. Holtzman Geiger All 22 II 8 IJI Tussell with priz•:' aworrll'>"l to George H. DaVIs, RaveDSWondi 35 'a.m.: Jefferson up 20, 4 a. 2) oo e ( - I Clmnt.' Pitt . 25 109 II 31 FIR! DEPARTMENT the winners, Mrs. Oscar Weber •Angela J. McGWt, Jackaeo; m.; R. c. west down 21, 6:15 · Amerlcoa Lague W ....,... . , ... mmnol won the door prize. Several IEugene E. Adkins, Ashland, a.m. 1 Harvey Jordoo up 22, Atlanta ot St. Louis, G. AB R. B. Pd. members received gilts from Ky. ; Mrs. Jeaale . M. &eley, 5:15a.m.; Aahtoo dewo Green- Johnaon (2-21 vs. JacksoR Oliva, Minn IS 70 13 r1 secret pals. Ravenswood; Marvm L, Grand- up ~:I> p.m.; Helea R. dowa Salurday'o Gomer F.Rbsn, Bal 22 81 21 30 Refreshments were served by staff, Ravenswood. Greenup 7:211 p.m.; AUce up San Francisco at New York Scott, Boa 24 w 15 33 the hostesaes to the above and Blrtba IGreenup 9:25 p.m.: Steel Trad· Houston at Philadelphia Yaataki, Bot! 31 f1 17 S3 Mrs. Marino Wood, Mrs. Nor- Mrs. Jerey L. Maaale, Rl. t. , er down Greenup 11:30 p.m.; Los A!l(eles at Pittsburgh BaJ 22 M 15 11 man Frederick, Mrs. Eddie Gallipoll8, son, 9:52 a. m., I Franklin B. up Greenup 11:50 I Cincinnati al Chicago Rbosn, Chi n 75 13 24 Ha-g, Mra. James Van 'lbursday; Mra. George H. Dav· p.m.: Alton Zepbyr tlowl Greeo- , AUanla al SL Louis, night Alvis, Clev 20 71 6 25 2 05 Meter, Mrs, llatUe Frederick, ~,:veaawood, son, ' p.m. up 1:50 a.m.; Joey Chotm 1own I Amerlean !.<ague Rcbdso, NY 31 118 1 30 ~ Mabel Vu Meter, Mro. means·~; Mrs. J. Greenup 2:25 a.m.; Harriett W, L Pet. VlnlD, Wash Z3 119 17 27 ~· Mrs. Ross Cielond, 1 Fr~ Middleport, &OJ, M. up GreeRup 4:20 a.m. ; A~ ' Cleveland 1> ~ .750 Rchrt Calif 35 18 11 26 Mrs, l¥obart Newell, Mrs. Hen- 1 a. m. Dts:Y· 1 lied-Ashland up Greenup 5 a. ,Balumore 16 s .727 ' Homtlluo ey Spencer, Mra. Claren,·\1 Tho J B~ Ral m.; J. S. L<wis down Greenup Detroit 14 t .6011 N a tf o a a! t.eape: Asroa Neutzling, and tWll guests, nett : ' 0, a 1 s, 1!: r;:', Ban- ~:~5 a.m.; Andrew Caihoun up I Chicago 13 9 .591 Braves II; Lefebvre Dodger; Mr': James !tldenour and Mrs. the 'Rev...Cltar~~esM. ' 8 :~~ I Greeaup 7:10 a.m.: Tibelt l California 14 11 .560 & Mays, Gianta t ;' Alou 11 Wickham. Ira Fitch Ellen Gordon Mrs Idown Meldahl 2:40p.m.; Leba Mlrinesota 1010 .500 5 Torre, Braves 1. Ornar R: H Mrs.' Rlcb:i Shearer dowa Meidahl 4:15 ~- Washington 911 .391 American !.<ague: Scotl ,Red BROWN BETI'ER ard s. llees~~la J. lluDt, l m.; Ole~r down Meldahl •·· Kansas City 8 1~ .3411 810 9oJ: 16; Blelaey & F. the Rev. Joha A. Ivey Mrs 20 p.m., Lee Anna down Mel- New York 7 17 .Z92 10 Orioles, Reichard~ A!l(els NEW YORK (UP!) -Cleve- Harold Roblriaoo Mra' Net: dahl 5:45 p.m.; Knox up Mel· Boston 7 17 .281 10 OllYa, Twins 7. land shortstop Larry lie Schwarz J dahl 8:15 p.m.; Little George ftllfoday't Reaalto Runt Balled 1a who waa Injured In o Roaa Stewart, ~lea ;• up Meldahl 9:15 p.m.: Bayou Minn. 4 New York 3, National L ea 1 ae: M 1 y s with outfielder 1.eott -CJI.,;t.r W LaRose down Meldald 12:15 a. Chicago 5 Baltimore J, algltt Giants :13 - Aaron Braves 22: May 4, was released from ley, q\arleo S. Wheeler m.; SUsaa Laae down Detroit at Cleveland, ppd., Flood, ~ 2li Leletwre', Intensive <are ulllt o1 Mra. James ~ Addlt, lllld .: 1:66 a.m. Wallh. 4 eaur. i, lllgltl & MeCovey, Giants 19, Hill Hospital Thuroday. !ant aon, Mra, forrest Filzpah GBilipollo Dam -Edeana B.,,. (Only games scheduled) Amerleu Leape: B. Rohlo~rowo, Usted In aatlalactory rick aad Infant 10.1. worth up 4:60 p.m.: Jobn J. Frtday'a "obable Pllcben ~~~~~~~~~~~~ <ondltloo, will fly lA> Cleveland Rowe up 8:20 p.m.; Semet Bostoo at California, lliibt-11 lewi1 Repair Service Saturday, wbere he will lOiter Al1XILIARY MEETS 1ljl 2:35 a.m.: Jlanier up 7:20 Stepbenson (2-1) VI. Lopez 12..... ... ·----- Shaker Helgltts Madlcal Center, White R.t Lodge Alll:illary a.m.; Efgercliff up 8:10 a.m.; 2). -FORoltha Brotherhood of Tralamen Jetllliler Jeaa up 8:45 a.m. New York at Kansaa City, •HEAnNG met Wedneoday llleraool at I nigbi-Ford tG-31 v1. Dobooa ePLUMBING the legion bail In Mlddl port. bufta River - A1Iea (%-1). Mrs. William RobsoD, pres~deot lllerrill up Lolldoo Ul a.m,; Washlngtoo at Minnesota, eROOFING led tho opulng rllual, Foiln,.: l A, J, Patton dowa Marmet night-Segui (J-!) vs. Kaat (2tltt !hart busineaa ...,loll a.m.: Lucy Jane Lue11 up J), group wi!D( le Jack' Dairy met ~:30 a.m.; Panzt up Chicago at Detroit, See Our Excellent lor refreshment& wl~ Mn lleld 4:18 p.m.: Beaver Horleo (1-1) vo, Sparma t~;~~~ Clareoct Mi!Neal Mn Dell • Willlleld 10:30 p.m.; Helea BaiUmore al Clevolaod, ai WY t.2J14 Seledion Of Gifts Thet Nolaoo aad ver don Wlnlleld 12:40 a.m.: Othon lito~ F. Shearer down WiDiield Are Sure To Plu11 Your ltooteoaes. were Mrs, 11ermaa Bailey Mn 1.m.; Dunean Bruce don If. E. Bub, Mn. litho Walta' field 3:36 a.m.; Fort DeBJrb<Jool FavoritJ Gr1du1tt. Mrs. David l!nllminger, Mrs: 11J1 Wlnlleld ~311-~~--­ P. L. Mlteh, lin. Willla• Wood. NOW YOU CAN ward, Mra. Jtllllell Souden and RobootL Tho ....... HEAR were unable to atlteltl. ftj By :"~·.d~l:ne::.~.Cbarley ~~ran. Aailit simmo Late Classifieds :.'::r wllereby he could be drafted lot IIOil<OIIlbolaRI dUty Ill the armed foreeo . Clay baa malotalaed !bat his rellglo• prohibits him from flghllng ill &If war 101 decltu:ed by Allah. Sanders said be bad oo Idea when a decision would be re&<bed oo Clay'a sla1us. . boae hil lor the Giant& Bob Veale pve up ail Cnctol Sblgle • Franclaco rutt1 and tell Lou Broclt:'l single with the .pme 1D the aeveotlt baaos ftlled and oone out in the Giants IICOI'ed lbo1r !loa! l2lb drove fD CUrt Flood from no wm;. ~:;·=' •le.:Je, third with the winning n1n. fielder's choice, a slrigle by Flood waa hit by Atlanta Alou and an error by Dettl pitcher Pbll Nietro to apen the Cleodenon. lltDIDi- Orlando Cepeda, trying Jim Ray lfllrt'a ailllt homer lo ucrllke, reached llrot wben ot the oeaaon wu llllly extra catcher Joe Torre'o peg to oecood weot lnlo ceotor field. !l'>ma era. :iJ. ' and Kentucky Seleellve Service System, said that If Clay were re<faaalfled 1-0, maldng him eligible lot tlOIIIO type of assigned eivlll81 work, he probably would bo laked to work two yeara ill a mettlal hospital. Another poasiblllty Ia that Clay would be elaaail!ed I·A-0, raiD. i}: Society News •• •.., The Rio Grande lege all- FRANKFORT, Ky. (UP!) sporta baoquet will be held 00 While Cassius Clay Is preparing Wednesday, May lli, at 7 p. m, to defend his world baaIn the eollege diBing ball. vyweigbt Iitle againol Heney Tickets are 50 cents tor res!- Cooper Ill Losdoa March 21, dent atudells with meal ticketa hta running batlle with the U.S. and $1.50 for anyone elso wiBlJ. Selective Service System coatng 111 attend. tinues uninterrupted. Guesl speaker will be Bob It wa• disclosed Thuraday Davis, the basketball co 1cb of that Clay, a member of the Georgetown College, f. eorge. Black Muallms, haa asked to be town, Ky, Ireclassified as a c-onscientioua objector he Is I·A, Satu rday'• Game• . h'At present 11' 1'bl f · k Boston at California, twilight rna mg lm e g e or 11nmeN.Y. at Kansa• City, twilight diate draft. d Washington at Minnesota Lt. Col. Marshall A. San ers, Chicago at Detroit the deputy director of the Baltimore at Cleve .. twilight 17 II I c • k N df peall-Spoe~. aBma ' ~e ueotr· A We'll Jump ~~dq~a;;er~o;ollowi~g World's So-Called Heavyweight Champ wants to bea onscientIOUS • ObJeC • tor S l *' ttraigbl, tilt longest wbtliJIIC ladodJiltla atopped Lot Allpl.. atreak t1wa far ill the major 6-1 and St. Louis llbaded league.a AUUIIa +a fD 12 lltDIDis. Tlte Martchal, lite blp-klcilng ganle between the Meta and rlglttltatlder, who led tile Aatroo at New York WQ majora 1D &llutoail iu< ..-..., ....,.......... .;...; :; =~ turDed II hill 1-.1 ot tltla Iii the American League, campa1p aad reduced hill MJIIMll(lla Dipped New York 4earned run aver.,. iu uj"' L1Ueago whipped Baltimore incredible 0.71. Hand tho Detrott al Cleveland Elsewhere lD U., NL, PltJ. pmo wu poetpooed dUe to By lf;FF MEYERS UPI Sporls Wrtler The Sao Francisco Giants keep rolling and the National : ba•ue keell8 l..ing. I The Giant! rolled an unbeataI' ble aeven and II 'lbursday !!!g!>t hy blanklrig Pittsburgh 3-4 1 ~ as Juan Marlcbal won his ' seventh game or the aeasoo and ;;;;-.,..11_1 ~·ranciseo captured its lith away a . mr 1 Giants, Marichal Blank ·Pirates, Hike -. Load AL U "!~scores > ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi~ u ' '~ ~ rt " All 8lar I I �. ..,, . Stocks Ketreat Sh-ply AlonJJr> ill 'fi>N ~Al\S llt:d.Aij,l>il i Ui'l8riefs · .. · 't11E POET~S IHS Hos8'ts Theft Susp·,".ct ,I\",·~~ ' 'i• ' ·•.., ., Meigs' ' property FosToRIA. ohio •uP!)-Ten It, I I! I) cars of n IIJG.oar Chesapeake & fro!" \) . ·, . Ohio Railroad freight train de: I milt~ ' !')On~ group ill' tHo Ell· ,Note: Julia M<()omao' l railed abput iwo miles east ~1 . ltglll,~galril!l blgO,try. ~aid jn a lhlrd lt'ade .,... of Mitldle-· ' he.re Thursday night plll!l( ~.., CINCINNATI (UPil -- 111om- r~ Thursday "tl)e lorebod- Jl!lrt Elementaey school· bat · · ty' ~ ar 'and ·•hr;.. I as Buckner. J r., 40. of sn bur.ban .mg •,C..<Urren. f ur "'""".among worked on a unll of Poetry ateel-iaden ondolas8 ·Jnto 1 ~heap. ~~;~; ~~~or:~~; decisiOn to give a ' 111u!r. .l!.l • en emp ' wXC li'• . ades ana class • Fairfax. an Internal Revenu"! those who know 1he n!giDn best Wl'lting and appreciation. The . , g . . b at • k' togrdraft boards !I the NEW YORK (UPI) -Stock ' Service supervJspr nere, WlL"i Jll ~l.ltU•f ~~~~ .:;~;;q:~ ~::-!:.~~ ~;"T'tt;; "'liM""!'• Are ones se~ Jenme Abbott, George Ab- 1 There ~f'J'e no tnjut, ut ._J r~d t8 . prices retreated sharply al nrJg l arr~ted Thursday as a susyjeet l before dawn. '~ , led;d as' bes& by the elass, w~~ ~ . . C.:~:-~: :\~~!' . Jro~~nfl · least ~our of theca s were ex,. r A 1 en consen · ! : !::: ced frnnt in the first hour in tht'! holdup of a !oa.1 com~ ' · ·· Tbe work 11 or!ziul. Abbott, 70 acres, Chester. . . teoslvely ~~·,. , ;~~!~~~1~~~~~l:ir.Q I '· WmJlflN .o GTON <UPIJ - today. very activo "t,-ord· ~:.~o; 1•00};..; ,· Frances Folmer, ,,, " 1 , · Trading· hwas ed k 'i pany. 1, n•t "'-.:::~ . "'""- r C'Scott ..J,...,.. .. 1Fof. nu t h · With the h1g ·•pe lie ers Buckner was to be chargod CIN ' CJN•'ATI '-'HN w PRETTY LITTLE PUSSY CAl' mer 10 """"'" ~· ' ........ ·· • • President Johnson pu t ~ conf · t vv • · Folmer Parcel Sil11sbury ! - -< ·· ' ' 1 ' trover.sial rent subsidy program runnmg _tve mmutes a e. . with. armed robbery tn the thf'~t Alford, presid¥nt of the Park Pretty little pussy cat m the ~se C ie de ' t G r: " . llnto o ration today IJy slgnmg The Um~d ~r~ss lnternatron- of $311 from a Househi)Jd ~~~ NatJon~l Bank of NewarlP,- 1 willow tree. I Cora an r, c.,ar~t Wi!e th...~. Ad Hoc i $2 a~· u· b'll H al· al market tmhcator showed an nanee Co. branch offwe ear!Jer Th~;rsday was elected p~i- Wont you come down out of trude Searles, M~rg ' Free . Cb6k:e" I a :~on!y ~ .rev~rse ! average loss of 1.18 per cent on : Thursday. derif of the OhJo Ba~kel"' Asso- ' there and come and play with Fr~da GJimore, Alfred Farley, 400 '1 \!llll{•·u:: I~o /ecislo~ whlr -;~uld cut off Ithe l,:~ssu1~: traded at ~ ~ Pollee quoted him RS "ying Ielation at illl 7~~ ~Miial con- me; . ~::n:a~:l~y La~Zt. Fair~~; funds for the new teacher corps a.m. . ere. were he needed the money to maKe vention. ~ I txrrY .-:-Jr-~"fi;y.;;7:;:---- I losers and 114 gamers. Dow- I up a shortage in a bowling I AUord wiU succeed Richard Pretty little pussy cat, tell me Tr~M., Satlsw·se' Willie Wise I o~fhe July 1. . r· Jone s industrial aver age leaaue which 'he served as P. Raish, presid~nt of the First" this rtght now. ,' FredaargaGrellmore' 'clarence Gil-· appropna Ions measure ' showed a loss of 9 92 ' ~ contained $12 million to start I Electronics wer~ . sharply I treasUI:el;. ~ational Bapk of Bellevue, as How did you get up so high ! mort, Gertrud~ Searls, Pau1 the .<ent supplement program lower. IBM fell 6, Texas ! . • U I h. ,'raid No! thedorglll nizatioldn otn Ju- . Tell m•, tell me how, Searles, Ralph Farley, Mary throug~ the remamder of the 1 1 ts 5 Ze 'th d 1 Egyptians n eas Y ' arne v ce pres en was I Farley Alfred Farley, Helen torrent fiscal year ending June I~~t~:!'\~· <H;d Col~ilns R:~~oj Bitter New Attack Arthur W.. Emch, presldent o[ Pretty little pussy cat, ~p. up, IFarley' Larry N. Farley, Louc<_-.,,_,.,. 30. New app~priatlons must .be l. 2~'~. Airtin; s wer! also in i CAIRO, U. A. R. {UPI)- the W~dvJlle State Bank ol up, so high. don't come Ralph 'Farley, Larry Farley, voted to contmue the program retreat. KLM and Northwest Egypt unleashed another bitter Woodville. .I T~~w~e why you .71 acre, Salisbury. '""·"- after that. Idropped more than 4, Cuotinen- 1, attack against U.S. aid policies I b Osborne Farley, Lola Farl•y c G'l F ed G'l I I When I walk right y, tal and Eastern around 2 each. I today as Soviet Premier Alexei ' to larence I more, r 8 I LONJ)(IN iUPIJ - BRdlT-, Several pomt-sized tosses also : N Kosygin visited a Russian10 I th more, Gertrude Searls, Paul ! seam~n to ay 1 · Pretty tittle pussy c-at, in e 1 d I' p B wnJ to H 8 10 ' 8 mere hant . . . >t H _ dotted the group. !financed reclamation project willow tree A e me · ro ng en· rejected ~nme M'~" erh h ar I General Molurs opened late I north ol here. Egypt said the I think that you would like it ey E. Cleland, Leona V. Cfe· ~ld Wlls~n s persona l:l. our with a loss of l~l on a block of i United States was ut~ing "poli· , • IU... more land, Parcel, Pomeroy. thro~gh mt~ventt~~ . and r.ea_fflrmed 33.000 shares. Chrysler fell l lh. ~ des of force and blind !-'' . IU ou would Ia witb me. John F. Musser, by Dorothy ~Jr. dec1s1on t~ stnke '· a~ . Ford and American Motors 1 pressure.n Larry Griffi~, Reedsville, Y -B~l. : ara Joy t 'ultz L. Musser this attny in Fact), . 1 hoops to EtRN mldn~ght Su~d.ay .m ~ P~~ and , ga\'t' up ·'tl each SLcPI~ wt·re l The atta('k, the latest In an was given a tr1pie sentence toDorothy L. Musser Kenneth workmg-co~dJtmns ~lspu f; S , mos!ly fractions lower. Chemi- ' lncreasingly bilter anti·Ameri· day br Meigs County Court OUR SCHOOLROOM Kermit Scites', Jr., Barbara · your lns.ui'ance with ,• The :atmnalre~~:~~~~ th:~; l cals were also easier. can c~mpaign t.hat started with Judge F: ,W. Porter, Jr. when My schoolroom is very pretty. Jean Sciles, 3.71 Beres, Chest· men ( ~~ I ft ferrin at Kosygm's arnval Tuesday, Griffin . appeJred on a charge It is so bright and gay, er. ";:;;:i;;;;;;w:; ::: a came in the newspa-. We study hard from bell to bell, ti .th w·J n I per AI Abram, which reflects , P , Tben we run out to play. b p mee. ng WI I so .ed he 48 official government policy. I Judge Porter fined Griffin -Marilyn Synder Kenzie, parcels, Salis ury, omWilson had . urg t -, $50 and costs, ordered him to eroy. member executiVe board of the spend 30 days In jail to be ser--Lester Brookover, dec., Homunion, headed by General : ved tw.H:Iays each week and MY MOTIIER er G. Baxter, Adm., to Thomas Seeretary wm~am Hogarth, to I Sllspended his license for ~noth- My Mother, she Is very nice. G Parker parcels Salisbury call off the stnke at a two hour ' II er six-months when the current She bak•s her things with lots Wilbur G. Nickl~s to Roge; lnturon.. A..ney Inc. meeting over beer and sand· o( spire. A. Ritchie, Carolyn L. Ritchie, .J suspension expires. 1 Phona WY 2:3:111 wiclles al No. 10 Downing COLUMB US (L! PJ) - Pollee .Judge Porler also fined · Ro"l t28 acres, Orange. Streel , chiefs from two Ohio c1!ies me! FRIDAY & Her cookies, yes, tbey are so 111 I. hcond It, ' Pomeroy Thursday to pool their meager MARY SHRINE, Wh ite ~brine er A. Beoughen, Marietta, flO sweet, NOW YOU NOW 1 · clues in the slaymg or an aUr ae- of Jerus3 !em will mef't at JOOF ~~ ::~~s ao~e~:J~:~~ °:/~~~~ We ju!it can't wait Ull time to '1\e United NaUoos lleadquar· 1 tt ve housewife and apparenlly hall. Frinay at 9 n01 gil Wes tfall forfeited hi.• , 17 _50 eat. , ..., complex Ill New York Cit)' turned up noth ing new. RETURN JONATHAN Meigs , bond on an unsafe vehicle I k ooeupifiil~i~a;cr;•;•~o;f~la;tld;• •~ l iiiliJiiiiiiiiiliii;ii~~ The only offici al item to come Chapter, Daughters of l he i tob ge ., When we _ha\'e done our wor from the t'onfidential meeting ! American Revolution., will Hr · each day, of poi~L"e was. a plea fo.r .publi c I meet Friday, May 13 at the j l Mother shoos us out to play. i help 1n solvmg th e killing of 1borne of Mrs. Patrick Lochary I I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard Mrs. Lisbeth Davenport. J2, 1with ~Irs. Dor Schaefer and Lega Notice I think that you would like her, and ramily spent last week at . whose body was dJseovered in Mrs 0 p Klein assisting has· oltDINAN.cl No. u• too, w.oo~ter, Wa ~saw and Killbu('k I the trunk of her ca r in F!ndli.J y, tess~s. · A~erican Music Month :_..~!:::.c-...,..NouM,:!:~~uFo~o :~~ If you could see whnt she can V19ltmg relatives. . . Ohio, ear ly Tuesday. will be observed llllder the di- :~:~~~'..:: THI VILLAGI 0' roM do. Mr. and Mrs. William Arkett ! ft' indlay poli('e slill were rection of Mrs. Everett Hayes, Bh: L1' o aDAINI!:D u follow• 1)' tne -Barbara Joy Fulb. and son Wayne of Pampa Fla I h dl th . . ,. ,. M . h. Th Collncll fl( tne V lll~~e o r t'cmut> y, -.. · . • · . an mg e mam mves !g:•.:tm , Amt!rlcan USIC C a1rman. e 1 111 ~ 11• county. Ohi o. two·th lrd• of ~ !I VISited Mrs. A. H. Bailey. ! since the body wa s discovered roll call will be a favorite song l.,tn11>tn •Jee t•d thl r•t.o ~,~~.~~urrmM : AT NIGHT · ., st:c no:o~ 1. Thatth• rollo <A· tn~~: . r~ " A · tile dark Mr · an d Mrs.. Cl arenr·e Baker ' .m that c 1t v. about 100 miles 111ta nn and wa1n ror r mpu!yPe• mouse goes ou t m to the of Columbus spent a weekend 1 away Irom·here MOTHERS HONORED ot the v maae ru Pomtr~~. oh t... ia at nigbt I 'th , . btn=br lHh ll' ' 'o w· h ' t th II ht h d t hetr homl' ere an WI But Chief Roy Thomas of Mothers were honored Sun- Street and Ltmt tery \ht nl c-u n•·• d out a an ern or o er g · ~ I 'Io IM MrDdoiMe E l D Upper Arlmgton asked the pub· day at the Laurel Cliff Free I ~~;:,~'::. ~!l7~ ~!. ~;::~.ttonm He's not afraid or tbe dark at r. an rs. rnes eeter ' I to h 1 h oM h d h h A . ed Puloo. u . ~~ 11t r hour ; M" t ~r J mu. · all IC' ep m 1oca1mg a •.v 11e l et o tsl c urc. smg1e r Probllllon, 11 so p"'r hou r I ' , b' d I1 aod f a~l.1Y 0f C01urn hus spent I overnight case, a cosmelJc cnse C'B rnation corsage wa:t given to ( 'blt r M Pol.itt - lit a m~ Pwh .. 11bough the night 1 so IS en , Uon ~·~ Per iod. 131!! DO Pt • lnon u .. a day watb Mr. and Mrs. George ! . 1 be's so small. •~ t d . tt d d th and a black Jeatht-r bag t'Ontam 1each mother present and cor~ I After 3 mn . l'nbatloa. IJJI.I oo p• r n.. .... d Sll 1 1 . Ro IJ't'f s an a en e e un- . thr . 1, f II rnuutb _ , _1 ven . 11 nt M 1mg ee cameras, <1 pmr o 1sages o SIX carna ons were l'a t r~ lman ull ,..,,.r man _ ut I.' erpa1 IofE forme . rs u I rs . . hornrim glasses and a broken presenlr;! d to Mrs. George Ren- la mu. i'!obati\IR1f~ P•ri~;~U U1.'1.00 ear rvm . I per mvnUI. After l PIU . P robl l1 1)n , I STAJUJ ' M G Wh 't d d h pearl button. shaw, oldest mother present, a 1300.00 '*r mnllth. . r. rover I e an aug - , white corsag"· Mrs Bob Bur- t'oll c• u epartment ttadi~;~ GlaPatdie.r Stars are bright, Ii Fterst' Dorisw' vspent .last week at -. .. - t al 3 mo. PJ'(IbK Unnary h n od. Shlrs are light .. GOLFERS TO SIGN uP gess, younges t mother, red cor· UJO ,OO Hr tfiObth ; Aft.r a 1111.1 . l'rb· ' ' 0 er, . a.. VIS!tmg. R II B h . r \1 Cl'ff d Kl . I k itaUon , ueo.Oil pe.r mo nth . are pretly Mr and Mrs Perr Orr C0 . usse rown, c a•rman o I sage; . rs. I or em, pn Zxt ra i'oJLce mln _ u .ao per aour. I h . ' · · y ' 1the Pomeroy Golf Club's league, corsage and Mrs. Richard J:Jcl ra DI•P•'*:her - 11.n per IJvu r n t e night. hunbus, called on Mr. and .1 . . . , omce ~tcretarr - 12n .oo porr -Dolorts Slanley u- Cl'nt Or commJU~ announced today that Fm~nd , red and white corsage, ' 111ontb. ..~ ... . I r. 1 b . . th th "th h'ld I Cl!me l ~ry se.~ tun - m .oo per mn Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ha er , !"em ers mterested m playing e mo ers wt most c 1 ren ·· v1u11 Me u~ n c1u todla n _ m.oo 11.,r FUNNY Lfm.E BUNNY a weekend in Akron \0 a league should register at preSent. ~~~~~':!~111 worklniJ ou t llntt wiU 1M The Iunny buony eoes hop, bop. JPIW18 relatives the clubhouse as soon as possi· allowed 11 ou per ~·~ "~'-~r,::&•: The bunny's ears go Bop. flop . . A. H. . Bailey Mr. and ble Teams Will be composed '""~~~'':.!.l~y" .. ;~ The Iunny little buony may Mn:. William Ackett and sen of two members and played unHop on you wbile he'1 uut to Wsyne called on Mr and ~Irs' I der a handicap syslem, play. ' . ' For ReDI Reed. Eynon Sunday afternoon. I think he's clever, Mrs. Worley Davis of De•- I KLUXER COMMITI'ED 2 BEDROOM houae with You would, loo, tei- a'pe!lt 1 Sunday with Mr 1 ATHENS, Ga. (UPI I - Jos· age, basement, Phone WY II Funny Bunny hopped on you. - ~~:-.. 11and Mra .. Arvil Holter i eph Howard Sims. the Ku Kluk 5523 after 5 p. m, 6 13 -Jndlth ., IIOI~ · JI family. 1 Klansman who faces federal For Rent ~ Clint Orr, ·who Is employed I charges in the murder of Negro I ROOM HOUSE wllh bath A STAR at Columbus, SJlfllt a week end ' educator Lemuel Peon and a l'l acres. Close to sch<JOI.! ,.... •. " "·'·. A prelty little otar I see at night It his home here. Icharge of assault with intent APhon _e WY 2-3876. 5 13 1<1 Sal It glows in the night sky. _ Mr .. and Mrs. Junior 1to murder his wile, has been . • et Iand Diann~ of Columbus Icommt· tted to the state ment•l 1966 OLDSMOBILE F-35 ln A pretly color, yeUow, 1 11 t ~ dltiO Pretty star, pretty star, R~friger1tor! b Ion Mra. A. H. Bailey and Mr. O!plta . I ce enf m wn to atn.d 1 e: Th at thi • ordJJlann Will you light up for me? I new ro • Flllo, fraozoo. role•"• ond atortl c~btl in hfll~ .. J .Mrs. William Ackett, and I·- · ---· . c . ea .er • til"- •dect ana 1M tn tord -Jadltll Owfl 243 cube llrvtrl • . 1· Wayne , Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jumor Sorden and 1 miles. Color white w1th black 1'"""-':: Ut.• euueat ptliDd •I· -:;;:;;:;:::~~:.:;~~~::': . ' '. · • 100% Frctt·Proof-no dofrostlng evert · Mr. and· M:n. Geo~ge Roberts D~nna called on Mr. and Mrs. I interior, Cutla!ls coupe Appro,_, cnar• w. Le ju 'SAVE UP TO •SO NOW I • Blant 171-lb, tlzo boHom frttzerl !!~~~~J-~~ a few daYI in Columbus Chn~ Orr. lar..:e motor .. Reaso~ ,.,_., lhy :a. 1• M~)·or Mr. and ·Mn. Ernest Deet- .M1ss ~h aron Holter spent a 1 sale, car be1ng fur~1shed Atte•t: Una r;111i'::~~:t. c lark • NewWing·SwepleKltrlarIDcl lamily. Imsht With her grandparents . . em_pl_oyer. Automatic lr&I>B-1 strong, solid Visi-Shtivaa • IN TMI PlOIATI COURT 01' Mt and Mrs. Le\tis Edgel Mr. an d Mrs. wor Iey Dav18, mlsston. p ower MilOt co"NTV, OH•o fer new vlaiblllly, ptrftcl _...,. · ' Dexter. white sidewall tire•. radio •• 11 Alt•aNMINT oP protecllonl / .-.Mr. and Mrs. Billy Orr and I ali the extras. Cali WY """'"" IILIN. },.,......t ~van· lti~s. w!th Ollt!•ll,ll tradt tnt Clint Orr family. i U Sic ·• . . . Leads "·~tin~ BroadFront ~ ~· Tran's·fers ..., - ;.ooJ Gri'ff' c·tven 3Way Senle'"'e -li· :: :er~~d Egypti~n Chiefs Sift Meager CJ ues IMd ur er -_..;=====---Bashan ~fce~;;'~asw~~: ~~~~perator's \ '· r 'I I . EEli~,~~n~~':,~hato LDo~~d ' SOtlAL . CAl ENDAR MUlLEN I 8 - ''(Jo ·, • t NI • SPAGI THE = ! ' ' 1 with a------Flameless ' \. ....... ....... dl EI!CTRIC WATER HEATER .HAVE ABALL [l ' Yard r 4,· · • . • ·• '' ~ '·•. t . ' ''. '· ' r MIDDLEPORT, 0 •. ~ ' NEW PENNsYLVANIA I l luutyTips •f.•• !'.,' M!.., SWING YOtrl PAllT-NU. · llnou&h }'Pil~ ttll*'1btl L you paint it-DI-VO·IQ.PiJt.1' JW 1 wubabte fiQiol!. . · The Moment '. I' ,, .', HOUSE CaroIina Lumber · A"'D SUPPLY CO, POMEROY • Yoli Nted ltl • .A'trrtrt •. y WITH IXCHANtJI . · .1:. . IA'ITUV _ _ B _ .: J I WITH MINI-BA~EJa 2 WASH SPEED~ 14 I BIG • Z WASH CYCLES AND Chicago IIIII 021 1110- 5 Ball. 1112 1100 llOt)- J II -"~APAC Howard, Lamabe 151. ·-·,her , ., (71 and McNerlney; Berlaina,II.J Watt (51, Drabowsky 181 Etcbebarren, Carreon (6). Of - Lamabe 1-0J. LP- Watt ' ""''·" HR Blelary (71th · N $379.00 $279 00 • .I ' I I' 675-U.O Coth & Corvy • Cnh &. Dtllvery t _) Of Wallh. tltlO 001 2111- 4 6 I I Calif. tltlO 002 llOt)- 2 5 0 Ortega, Kline 17) and Casaoova Lopez, Burdette 181 and Satriano. WP-Ortega (:1-I J. LP - Lopez (2-3). HRs- Knoop (4th ) Lock (9rd ), aon, Orioles 25 ; Scott Red Sox 31; Yastrzemski, Red Sox 20; I' H&~ Ri-:. . Rodgers, Angels 16; 3 tied with i 15. PHcbiDJ National League: Marichal, Giants 7·0; Perry. Giants 5-0; Olellar, Astros & Knowles, I •, Pbillies 3-0: Koulax, Dodgers & • .\... 1 ,. • I Bunning, Phiflies 4-1. DEALER $TORS Amerlcaa League: Mcl)o.,,ll,ll Indian sl-0; McNally, Orioles Middleport, 0.. o; Pascusl, Twms 5-I ; Loheh & aM~c~Lam~,_:Ti~g~er~s~4-L:__ _ _~...,...,...,...,,.....,...,...,d - FIRESTONE ~ From our extensive Bulova Gracluatiot Collection. JIBW YORK tUPI) -caao, SleJJeel's 761b blrlllday, July 30, was aet Thursday by tiJe New Yort Mtla u tiJe dati lot tile Ullllll Old Timon pme, Stangel will put .. .,. old attlform and m1111ge 111 <1. tilt llama. Tho flllllll will mark !Itt lint limo ..... StertgeJ ltnko hill hip on July 25, ltfl5 tltat be baa WOl'D hill aid lllllotal Nt. II. . ' to belong oplo. Who have Imagined It eoU!d be ao ••BY to bear clearljr, Now, when yua attend chureh ~nd group mee~o you understand eve •ng the FIRST TIME. W today P. 0 , Boz 4217, Charleaton, W, Va. for <omplete loformalloll ed how you can lea4 liD acUve lilt Adv. YOU .ET THE .ni\Ur ..... PEOPLE ~ .'· . ' ON A HO-NDA h· ~l J!JIJ. ~ •·•· US.EtHiK&C LAY~WAY PLANI Curlet, Clothcraft & Sewell Sui'- , _. . -'··~ · ou.Cfo to 1&0 DEPOT IJO :-Bun.t::::er~(sJ-~Z)ivo~,S~ie~berl~~iii=IM:::M:II:1=·=·==M~tdd;;l;;;••;;;•;;;"~l " 6 VOLT PARM TIIACTOII jiG,TIME .. IIj,llil' $3,9tMI; C:::, ~ I ' !. I. mub, DO. palnt odOr. f'"'la. tn~itt r,r· Mil~ J~ba lnsfent"Power ~· drin in liO mi~p~~ ~ a ~.tt~r ~CARPET BATTERIES ,· t: Vinyl Flat Wall I UPAIR SERVIa BAHR CLOTHIERS .' lOLA'S DE·VO-KO ::::! ~~ WASHER ·,~I .UO Cardfnala lna1J8UI'ated Marlchal (7-01 and Barton; lite brand new Busch Memorial Veale, Cardwell i.~~:.::: 81adlum. Tlte plullh t26 million (9) and Pagliaroni. boll park 011 the ahores of the (3-2). HR- llart <6th). Mlasiaalppl repla..., Busch stadlum, 1m 01 the old me (12 innings) ~~..S~go~is At. 000 101 to I!Ot)-3 Dick Groal poled a two-run SlL . 002 tltlO ~1 001- 4 .1 2 II homer and Jolmny CaUisoo Blasmgame, 0 Dell (8), 011110 rapped a alrigfe through the (10), Nlekro (Ill and Torre; middle with the bases loaded Washburn, Stallard 8), lor the Pilllllea who sna ped a ner . 18), Woodesblck 001. ~akp Jl ileMJs 112) and McCarver. ' ..-... game 1081ng atre · m De . I t-01 LP N' k Bunning gained his 1 th - 0019 · - " ro straight triumph although : ,. I!Rs-Aiou 2 (7th & 8th). ed relief help from Darold I Hous at New- York , ppd . rain Knowles iD the seventh. · · Jim Lefebvre accounted lor Los Angeles' only tally with a Arnertean i...eague IIOCond-inning homer, his ninth INew York 1100 201 000- 3 tt ol the campaign. Bunning Minn. 003 tOO OOx-4 II helped his own cauae with a P el e r s on. Wom"'k -rkllng three-lor-three -rfor- Friend (61. Reniff 181 ·r~ mance at the plate and Howard ; Pascual, Merritt i6J scored a pair of rum. and Battey. WP- Pascual 15-ll . LP- Peterson 12-2). Fun II BAKfR .FURNJtdJt::. r: . painting with Squere uwantW 1100 F. ""tltnl"'llfj 01 WUitl' lor II IIIII 10 ynra 5 (2nd;- LEWIS ' HOTTER WATER LONGER LIFE '8 Nollooal toocao' 010 tltlO 0011- 1 t Los Ang. 002 1130 OOl<- ~ 11 Phlla. Drysdale, Perranoakl Mitler 171. and Torborg <81· ~~ !4-l t 2-4 gHR Lelebv ~ \ re roa · m'=a• ! Frigidaire Automatic Ice Maker ~ Hosp•'tal News N ver ews Uol~ Prell l a - o l w....: Ow•• $ T1te Br VD!totl Pnn bllerutloltlll Nalfoaal ~ W, L. Pel. GB San Fraa zt 7 .750 ... Houston 16 11 .ii93 410 p1·"·burgh m 14 11 ·••• Los A!l(eles 15 13 531 8·~ Philadelphia 1211 :5ZZ 810 Atlanta II 16 t87 I ' New York 9 11 .450 8 St. Louis 10 14 .117 9 Gaige readlnp: Galli DillIs 1Cmcinnati 10 15 .400 81h Rolzer Hoaplml: Vtslilng i Dam 11.8, 18.7, runnlrig 21 feet Chicago 619 .25013 7 hours 2-4 and ~ p. m. Parenta l on roUers Pomeroy • Mason I Past Councilor~ only on Pedlatrica Ward. 210 Pt 'Pleasant 2412 HlnTllanday'o llesullt Admilllool ·ton. 1',. iamng Kana,:ha' Falls Houston al N.Y., ppd., rain -~ ' · Phila. $ Los Ang. I, night MIDDLEPORT Are Entertained Mrs. Maey C. Thompson, 15 4.26 rlaing, Chsrleston 19.08 fall- San Fran. 3 Pltlll. O, night Mr Virgil Roush assisted by Court St.; Mrs. Eimus E. De- ing. London, Marmet and Wtn- St L 4 All ! 12 . TUE M ·( Ool a. ' hedmnsuled··1 MAY 1 Riden u; entertain- vault, 1811 Chestoul St.: Carla field dama were on tho allis. rs. ue o • R Halley Rt I Gailipoila• Y games sc ed the Past Councilors ol lite J.;,es M.'Jell~ra •Eureka S~ Boat Movom..ll: Frlday't ProiJablo Ptlcben ly United Preu lalmlollonal Daughters ol Amer1ca Wedneo- Rt Ste n F Rl • Sao Francisco at New York, Nalloool Leagne $HOW GROUNDS day evening at her home, .; . ~e ' er, . ., Ohio River -Reliable up !4, : night-Sadecki 12-11 vs. G, AB R. H. Pel. . The meeting opened with the Gallipolis, Mra. Rosa Haines, Ro G 14 8·50 ' M~ Hous 27 98 16 35 PYTHIAN Vinton; David E. Mlgltt, Rt. t i4:11S p.m.: se . up .' . ' ton (3-2). -•"• scripture reading by Mrs. Vir- Vlritoo; Mrs. Romu J. ere- lp.m. ; Jellboat up 14, 11.40 p. , Hou s ton at :~.ss:;: ~~~ PARK gil Walker, vice president means, Rt. I, Middleport I. Mrs, ! m.; Christy up 14, l:Oli a.m.; I ~:!-Dierker (1.0) vs. Flriod, SU. 24 97 11 33 Plans were made for a potluck James L. Maah, Rt. I, Middle- R. H. Bosworth II up 14, 1.25 1( ). I bur Fuenta SF 17 61 7 20 .l2ll ASH AND dinner at the hall b1 June. port; Mra. Thomas J. Scott, Rl am . Uttle Edward down 17, 1 Los Ange es II Pitta gh, Pinson' Clri 25101 10 33 SYCAMORE JaRt Long · ·• nlght~teeo 14-3) vs. • I ed under the 3• Pomeroy .• .,_ Games were pay ~·• 1:15 a.m.; Esso Tennessee up (l-0) Alriu, Pitt 25 116 13 31 AUSPICES direction or Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Rt. I, Wellston; Mra. Jobn E. 17, 2 a.m.; Poplar up 17, 7 a. C;,;clnnaU at Chicago Pglrni, Pitt lO 71 6 23 MIDDLEPORT VOL. Arthur Orr and Mrs. Stanley Barlow, Rt. 3, . Wellsloa; Mrl. m.. Lacblin Macl.eay up 18, 5:· O'T I II vs. Holtzman Geiger All 22 II 8 IJI Tussell with priz•:' aworrll'>"l to George H. DaVIs, RaveDSWondi 35 'a.m.: Jefferson up 20, 4 a. 2) oo e ( - I Clmnt.' Pitt . 25 109 II 31 FIR! DEPARTMENT the winners, Mrs. Oscar Weber •Angela J. McGWt, Jackaeo; m.; R. c. west down 21, 6:15 · Amerlcoa Lague W ....,... . , ... mmnol won the door prize. Several IEugene E. Adkins, Ashland, a.m. 1 Harvey Jordoo up 22, Atlanta ot St. Louis, G. AB R. B. Pd. members received gilts from Ky. ; Mrs. Jeaale . M. &eley, 5:15a.m.; Aahtoo dewo Green- Johnaon (2-21 vs. JacksoR Oliva, Minn IS 70 13 r1 secret pals. Ravenswood; Marvm L, Grand- up ~:I> p.m.; Helea R. dowa Salurday'o Gomer F.Rbsn, Bal 22 81 21 30 Refreshments were served by staff, Ravenswood. Greenup 7:211 p.m.; AUce up San Francisco at New York Scott, Boa 24 w 15 33 the hostesaes to the above and Blrtba IGreenup 9:25 p.m.: Steel Trad· Houston at Philadelphia Yaataki, Bot! 31 f1 17 S3 Mrs. Marino Wood, Mrs. Nor- Mrs. Jerey L. Maaale, Rl. t. , er down Greenup 11:30 p.m.; Los A!l(eles at Pittsburgh BaJ 22 M 15 11 man Frederick, Mrs. Eddie Gallipoll8, son, 9:52 a. m., I Franklin B. up Greenup 11:50 I Cincinnati al Chicago Rbosn, Chi n 75 13 24 Ha-g, Mra. James Van 'lbursday; Mra. George H. Dav· p.m.: Alton Zepbyr tlowl Greeo- , AUanla al SL Louis, night Alvis, Clev 20 71 6 25 2 05 Meter, Mrs, llatUe Frederick, ~,:veaawood, son, ' p.m. up 1:50 a.m.; Joey Chotm 1own I Amerlean !.<ague Rcbdso, NY 31 118 1 30 ~ Mabel Vu Meter, Mro. means·~; Mrs. J. Greenup 2:25 a.m.; Harriett W, L Pet. VlnlD, Wash Z3 119 17 27 ~· Mrs. Ross Cielond, 1 Fr~ Middleport, &OJ, M. up GreeRup 4:20 a.m. ; A~ ' Cleveland 1> ~ .750 Rchrt Calif 35 18 11 26 Mrs, l¥obart Newell, Mrs. Hen- 1 a. m. Dts:Y· 1 lied-Ashland up Greenup 5 a. ,Balumore 16 s .727 ' Homtlluo ey Spencer, Mra. Claren,·\1 Tho J B~ Ral m.; J. S. L<wis down Greenup Detroit 14 t .6011 N a tf o a a! t.eape: Asroa Neutzling, and tWll guests, nett : ' 0, a 1 s, 1!: r;:', Ban- ~:~5 a.m.; Andrew Caihoun up I Chicago 13 9 .591 Braves II; Lefebvre Dodger; Mr': James !tldenour and Mrs. the 'Rev...Cltar~~esM. ' 8 :~~ I Greeaup 7:10 a.m.: Tibelt l California 14 11 .560 & Mays, Gianta t ;' Alou 11 Wickham. Ira Fitch Ellen Gordon Mrs Idown Meldahl 2:40p.m.; Leba Mlrinesota 1010 .500 5 Torre, Braves 1. Ornar R: H Mrs.' Rlcb:i Shearer dowa Meidahl 4:15 ~- Washington 911 .391 American !.<ague: Scotl ,Red BROWN BETI'ER ard s. llees~~la J. lluDt, l m.; Ole~r down Meldahl •·· Kansas City 8 1~ .3411 810 9oJ: 16; Blelaey & F. the Rev. Joha A. Ivey Mrs 20 p.m., Lee Anna down Mel- New York 7 17 .Z92 10 Orioles, Reichard~ A!l(els NEW YORK (UP!) -Cleve- Harold Roblriaoo Mra' Net: dahl 5:45 p.m.; Knox up Mel· Boston 7 17 .281 10 OllYa, Twins 7. land shortstop Larry lie Schwarz J dahl 8:15 p.m.; Little George ftllfoday't Reaalto Runt Balled 1a who waa Injured In o Roaa Stewart, ~lea ;• up Meldahl 9:15 p.m.: Bayou Minn. 4 New York 3, National L ea 1 ae: M 1 y s with outfielder 1.eott -CJI.,;t.r W LaRose down Meldald 12:15 a. Chicago 5 Baltimore J, algltt Giants :13 - Aaron Braves 22: May 4, was released from ley, q\arleo S. Wheeler m.; SUsaa Laae down Detroit at Cleveland, ppd., Flood, ~ 2li Leletwre', Intensive <are ulllt o1 Mra. James ~ Addlt, lllld .: 1:66 a.m. Wallh. 4 eaur. i, lllgltl & MeCovey, Giants 19, Hill Hospital Thuroday. !ant aon, Mra, forrest Filzpah GBilipollo Dam -Edeana B.,,. (Only games scheduled) Amerleu Leape: B. Rohlo~rowo, Usted In aatlalactory rick aad Infant 10.1. worth up 4:60 p.m.: Jobn J. Frtday'a "obable Pllcben ~~~~~~~~~~~~ <ondltloo, will fly lA> Cleveland Rowe up 8:20 p.m.; Semet Bostoo at California, lliibt-11 lewi1 Repair Service Saturday, wbere he will lOiter Al1XILIARY MEETS 1ljl 2:35 a.m.: Jlanier up 7:20 Stepbenson (2-1) VI. Lopez 12..... ... ·----- Shaker Helgltts Madlcal Center, White R.t Lodge Alll:illary a.m.; Efgercliff up 8:10 a.m.; 2). -FORoltha Brotherhood of Tralamen Jetllliler Jeaa up 8:45 a.m. New York at Kansaa City, •HEAnNG met Wedneoday llleraool at I nigbi-Ford tG-31 v1. Dobooa ePLUMBING the legion bail In Mlddl port. bufta River - A1Iea (%-1). Mrs. William RobsoD, pres~deot lllerrill up Lolldoo Ul a.m,; Washlngtoo at Minnesota, eROOFING led tho opulng rllual, Foiln,.: l A, J, Patton dowa Marmet night-Segui (J-!) vs. Kaat (2tltt !hart busineaa ...,loll a.m.: Lucy Jane Lue11 up J), group wi!D( le Jack' Dairy met ~:30 a.m.; Panzt up Chicago at Detroit, See Our Excellent lor refreshment& wl~ Mn lleld 4:18 p.m.: Beaver Horleo (1-1) vo, Sparma t~;~~~ Clareoct Mi!Neal Mn Dell • Willlleld 10:30 p.m.; Helea BaiUmore al Clevolaod, ai WY t.2J14 Seledion Of Gifts Thet Nolaoo aad ver don Wlnlleld 12:40 a.m.: Othon lito~ F. Shearer down WiDiield Are Sure To Plu11 Your ltooteoaes. were Mrs, 11ermaa Bailey Mn 1.m.; Dunean Bruce don If. E. Bub, Mn. litho Walta' field 3:36 a.m.; Fort DeBJrb<Jool FavoritJ Gr1du1tt. Mrs. David l!nllminger, Mrs: 11J1 Wlnlleld ~311-~~--­ P. L. Mlteh, lin. Willla• Wood. NOW YOU CAN ward, Mra. Jtllllell Souden and RobootL Tho ....... HEAR were unable to atlteltl. ftj By :"~·.d~l:ne::.~.Cbarley ~~ran. Aailit simmo Late Classifieds :.'::r wllereby he could be drafted lot IIOil<OIIlbolaRI dUty Ill the armed foreeo . Clay baa malotalaed !bat his rellglo• prohibits him from flghllng ill &If war 101 decltu:ed by Allah. Sanders said be bad oo Idea when a decision would be re&<bed oo Clay'a sla1us. . boae hil lor the Giant& Bob Veale pve up ail Cnctol Sblgle • Franclaco rutt1 and tell Lou Broclt:'l single with the .pme 1D the aeveotlt baaos ftlled and oone out in the Giants IICOI'ed lbo1r !loa! l2lb drove fD CUrt Flood from no wm;. ~:;·=' •le.:Je, third with the winning n1n. fielder's choice, a slrigle by Flood waa hit by Atlanta Alou and an error by Dettl pitcher Pbll Nietro to apen the Cleodenon. lltDIDi- Orlando Cepeda, trying Jim Ray lfllrt'a ailllt homer lo ucrllke, reached llrot wben ot the oeaaon wu llllly extra catcher Joe Torre'o peg to oecood weot lnlo ceotor field. !l'>ma era. :iJ. ' and Kentucky Seleellve Service System, said that If Clay were re<faaalfled 1-0, maldng him eligible lot tlOIIIO type of assigned eivlll81 work, he probably would bo laked to work two yeara ill a mettlal hospital. Another poasiblllty Ia that Clay would be elaaail!ed I·A-0, raiD. i}: Society News •• •.., The Rio Grande lege all- FRANKFORT, Ky. (UP!) sporta baoquet will be held 00 While Cassius Clay Is preparing Wednesday, May lli, at 7 p. m, to defend his world baaIn the eollege diBing ball. vyweigbt Iitle againol Heney Tickets are 50 cents tor res!- Cooper Ill Losdoa March 21, dent atudells with meal ticketa hta running batlle with the U.S. and $1.50 for anyone elso wiBlJ. Selective Service System coatng 111 attend. tinues uninterrupted. Guesl speaker will be Bob It wa• disclosed Thuraday Davis, the basketball co 1cb of that Clay, a member of the Georgetown College, f. eorge. Black Muallms, haa asked to be town, Ky, Ireclassified as a c-onscientioua objector he Is I·A, Satu rday'• Game• . h'At present 11' 1'bl f · k Boston at California, twilight rna mg lm e g e or 11nmeN.Y. at Kansa• City, twilight diate draft. d Washington at Minnesota Lt. Col. Marshall A. San ers, Chicago at Detroit the deputy director of the Baltimore at Cleve .. twilight 17 II I c • k N df peall-Spoe~. aBma ' ~e ueotr· A We'll Jump ~~dq~a;;er~o;ollowi~g World's So-Called Heavyweight Champ wants to bea onscientIOUS • ObJeC • tor S l *' ttraigbl, tilt longest wbtliJIIC ladodJiltla atopped Lot Allpl.. atreak t1wa far ill the major 6-1 and St. Louis llbaded league.a AUUIIa +a fD 12 lltDIDis. Tlte Martchal, lite blp-klcilng ganle between the Meta and rlglttltatlder, who led tile Aatroo at New York WQ majora 1D &llutoail iu< ..-..., ....,.......... .;...; :; =~ turDed II hill 1-.1 ot tltla Iii the American League, campa1p aad reduced hill MJIIMll(lla Dipped New York 4earned run aver.,. iu uj"' L1Ueago whipped Baltimore incredible 0.71. Hand tho Detrott al Cleveland Elsewhere lD U., NL, PltJ. pmo wu poetpooed dUe to By lf;FF MEYERS UPI Sporls Wrtler The Sao Francisco Giants keep rolling and the National : ba•ue keell8 l..ing. I The Giant! rolled an unbeataI' ble aeven and II 'lbursday !!!g!>t hy blanklrig Pittsburgh 3-4 1 ~ as Juan Marlcbal won his ' seventh game or the aeasoo and ;;;;-.,..11_1 ~·ranciseo captured its lith away a . mr 1 Giants, Marichal Blank ·Pirates, Hike -. Load AL U "!~scores > ~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi~ u ' '~ ~ rt " All 8lar I I �., ., ' ' . ' \i' Sentinel Church News Moil- Ia A1lltfllll - '1111! 11b1e wllb oblldl\c 11M. PlllulaldnN lWI polodn& finpr follow• alooi a . - ~ '-urr&k ---· ....,_, fttirw.... ... SEE MHROfOLITAN MOTORS ••llr«l ,..... Ia a 'f'iUI&t ib Guataa.la an JndiaD !all ltllltSvJfanf 1nm 1 New Ttltllllnt ""'ltt.en in element&rt a...-.a. :u.. ·~- ..... w: J'ap=: li~! ynuth group dill- ....... - tile Scrlt- lllillc l!lhlos ~ priotod ;a tllolr IIIOillot lib. 6tle1 and dlollSaDds more tn em')'" e.>mer .t ee .til, Md Bibles t.oclay btcau111 of the work of the - - JUJ>te BocieiJ. ... lll)' 8, 1818, lho s.. tWt• tole ob.f«t ls th& wld8prtad tircv.lalion of &hi! Seriptlllllo NOli', faced with a worldwide ~Illation expluMiun ........_ Uilnq, thl Socletr 18111D exdting cballtiiP Ia lll'dolh11DJ: lllolf to 1111 pi: thai DO m"'ler what his .........hotberdoll.,. """' orwhe'" ha u... - ao man, - . - - - bo willloollbo SisipW.... ta•-•oolco-IIIKI cllao&t, tllo Biblo,. . . . '$ . . . --111114Jihelllbloflltllllllly, ... .... ,_r . . . .. + IJo U.1lart the wurd c;f Gull . -·· .......,.,... , "SHOES FOR FREE CLUB THE SHOE BOX ONLY .. MIDDLEPORT, 0 • . · tii.OO Down - lal•nc• .,_ con.,.en1ent t.nna MASON FU~NITURE MARVELOUS CO. MAY VALUES MA$0N1 W, VA. . • S2195 64 Star Chief "- • • Pontlae 4 Dr. Sedans. Choice of two one owner cars of superb condition. Power steering and power brak· es. Automatic transmission. Why be satisfied with less when you can drive the ultimate In one of these two Star Chiefs. ·Electric Water Heater ·sPECIAL 64 Volkswagen - Station Waagon. 9 pasaeneer model. This wagon is low mil..ge and absolutely spotless inside and out. An economy car witb a lar&e amount of room. 65 Mustang GT - . ~1395 .i 2 dr. Hard To'/ Coupe. U you want to find a cleaner one you woul have to go to the new ear department. This one has the famous disr brakes, 2211 horsepower V8 engine with dual exhaust. lmmaeulate clark blue finish with white vinyl top . .. ' ' "'52 64 New Yorker • .S2695 ··' Gallon· Chrysler f dr. Hard Top. See and drive this fine automobile priced at but a fraction of Ill orlginel ~st. Power steering, power brakes, power windows and power seat. Its superb ~ndltlon reneets Ill excellent 63 Chev.lmpa!. care. 2 Dr. Hardtop. 8 •rllnder, ldtematlc trans. lacllo & helttr, whlta 1ldtwl11 63 Impala V8 • • S'l695 tt... 63 Chev. Impala -·U Super Sport Cbevrolet2 dr. Hard Top. 408 eu. ln. engine with two 4 harrell carbureton makes this ear one of the top performer ears on the road. II bu smart bucket seats with run consul and four speed shift. You'll have to see and drive this one to appre· ciate ill top performance. 4 Dr. Hudfolt, I cyll....,, automatic trent. ltdlo & whlto "60Fordf.600 .... hu,.,., Mr. Kelly present<d awards Dump Trudr, I cyllnclor onolno, 5 """ ...... 2 IPHCI ...., LOOK · , 111r1Dv-nwilh WHAT IU. YOU CAN SAVE! GUARANTEED ,· lXII 'ftllk 111 ll!lt'l ~· to uvt up 1o taO when all 1 flliwl• etectdc Protected Service Miter ID JOUr bome. You aave '25 on =hilt pr1e1 when you trade In your pment n,..u. Ill IIIID or model. JG:II . . • " f25 on IDIIallatlon If your old to lie t!le fllme.type, Tbllcre~t of· ,.. II fltlfi- ·of IIWI3' btlleflll you cet with I E = --llappelll ' w'ata liuttr ~ for our Protected Service 2 Dr. 270 lorlft, t cyll"' .,, attndarcl tr1nt., r~dle and heater 65Honcla Llko- 59 Ford Galuie 4 Dr. I cyllnclor, outo. b'ans. Rldlt a huttr 62 Ford Gal. 500 t dr. I cyl. At Trtns.• P. -~ ... rMit ond hulor 64Ga!.xieXL C.n•orlllllo. I cylinder, auto trtftl., pow.r ltttrlng, power ltnk• and windows, rMio & ....,., 65 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. Hordlop, 2lt tn~lno llondord troao. Rodlo ••~ IIHtlr ON GOOD USED CARSI 1956 Willys l Ton Pickup · · · ·· · $695 4 wheel drive -new paint. 1957 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan .. · ...... · $345 VB - Auto. trans. Radio and heater. 61 Comet 2 Dr. 6 cyUndor1 llontlard tronL IHio end huttt 64 English Ford ' cylinder. 4 sPHd tr1nt, 63 Ford Galaxie 500, Con¥. I <yl. Aut, 1957 Buick 4 Dr. Sedan ··· ·· ·· ·· · $395 &HEATING .,_AID lAB, OWNR WY 2·2036 ' POMEROY 6 <yllnclor, tlonclord trono. bello aMI h11tet Keith Gohle Ford USED CARLOT Llcu.t & Sycamore Itt. MWdlotoorl ,· Radio and heater. Power steering. . 1960 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan · ····· $795 t eyl. Std. Trau. Radio and heater. 1960 Yoiswagen 2 Dr. Sedan .. $395 1960 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan ·.. · $695 I eyL Std. Trana. ....,., Authorlzecl Service- RNIIOIIIble 111M BEnER USED CARS $2395 62 CacliUIC Cpe. DeVIlle $2200 FUll power, ndlo, wlalw tires aDd beige with beige Interior. ' ' "'"' MJiw,Owner 214 I. MAIN UEVING COAL ·COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Station Wagon. 289 v.s. ~ruisematle Inns., radio, wlelw tires, oulllde mirror, white with red Interior. EstUIIIhed ID 111M Crow's We.st Coltllllbla. W. VL Ph. lbiDII 17Nm West Malllt. PomeroJ S-ri tho Clntrdl of Your Cllolco STEAK HOUSE F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER B1dova WW.beo - Sales ud Sorvleo 181 N. SccOD~ llldclltJIOd •.,.•..... ..:.,,.. ~ KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. "Evee77IIIDJ "' lbrdWon" PomeJOJ, Olllo $895 V-8 motor, auW. lnDI., power brakel, power steerlag, ntllo, tlllted glass, white sidewall tires, wheel discs. 62 Oldt Dynamic 88 _ $1495 60 OW. 88 4 Door HolidaY Sed. White over beige, beige vinyl fnterlor, V-8 engine, atrto. trans., power brakes and steering, wlalw tires. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE BAUM LUMBER CO. Toll - · · Wllb li'Oll To Chard> 62 Chev, Impel. 4 Dr. _ V-8 motor, automatic trans., power steer· lng. w!•ltr tir... 61 Olda 88 $795 V-8 motor, auto. lnDI., power brake~. power lleerln& ndlo, white sidewall tlr· u and outolde mirrOr. . 59 Olcla 98 ( $1095 run &llday Sedan. . PIJWI!', aiN!ondl· tlonlng, low mi!MCI. I aharP ODI. '• $1195 GALEN S. BROWN, Dlst. RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY FOREMAN & ABBOTT ,... ema Kc;~rr I(Vcata iandt ~ -~ '~~~~h· ~. ' ( ' I ' M010R r,.. ·~. ,. sA"* C~~t~r; OWo .. -1~ ~ ' BOWERS DRM.JNN .. ~~~UAANt . '· ·• · IIPI!! IL l 1. . ' . ( _,. l, -~·· Pl... ' THE UNITED STEEl WORKERS OF ..Aft\Ell~ '.fl .li ., I • t -., ( c • ' 1• •• I 4/ " . HIDt!Or' ~ ,· ""' ., ' l 'j, ' ' OPEN IVININGS ,, ' 'nL,. II V8- Std. lnDL Radio and beater. DoOr-- ...1 *....... Ohio W!7MI8 WYH168 ' 57 PonHIC ~ 10 to ll.OD and up I'UrllllaN and Aplllftael 1961 Chevroltt Impala ConY... $1195 ' ' ....,..,.......... . BEN FRANKLIN STORE l8lllod Oil Produall JlfOWII'a llolt]o GU · HoUdl)' Sed. v.a motor, auto. tra~ .• 1'9" wer b.U.. pow. steering. ..U 'Vinyl lilt. ' ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Ill P011ero1 Over 80 Yearo 1960 Rambler 4 Dr. Sedn · ·.... $495 Refrlgerlfora- Wathers & Dryers Po- WilliS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE TAKE A LOOK AT KARR & VAN ZANDT 63 Ford Country Sedan_ $1295 60 Oldt 98 4 Door V8- Auto. Trant. Radio and Heater. JM~t!on- ....... - '595 • POMEROY, 0. Hollday Sed. V-8 motor, auto. trans., poo wer steerin&, 8 way power seat, radio, tinted glus. 1959 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan · · ·· ···· $695 Pre1t:rlpUOIII WY~5 BLAETTNARS V8. Power steering and brakes. Radio and heater. 1957 Dodge Royal 4 Dr. Sedan ·· $395 • • Doctor~ American 4 dr. Sedan. U you want an economy ear In good ~ndltlon, here Ia wbat you are looking for. 64 Olda Dynamic 88 _ Radio and Heater. Power steering. SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS HEINER'S BAKERY • • Pontiac VB 4 dr. Sedan. A beauUful turjuoiBe finiSh of original paint. Power steering and brakes. Automatic transmission. 62 Rambler Mlddlepol'l. Ohio Mlddlepoll, Ohio We l'iU All - 62Catalina 1957 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan ........ $595 tran1. R&H 63 hlcon 2 Dr. for completion of State Board of Education's Cource of Basic Studies to Connie Cooke, Tom Boker, Jon Cunningham, Ken Harris, Ronnie Kindy and Roi> ert Schmoll . Mrs. Mildred Bailey, advisor, vpresented the Annual Editor I medal to Connie Cooke and the Activity Editor medal to Chris Bailey. The winner of lbe DUes tropby to the oubtAnd· inll athlete and atudent will be presented at graduation ~ monies. The aeniors left the auditorium as Mrs. Lacey played tbe Alma Mater, "The Orange IIIII the Black.'' j 65 DDdge Dart • TDUI.IY · ' ·' '" SUNDAY 9 AM ' f ' • ' . ·-· ' ,, " �., ., ' ' . ' \i' Sentinel Church News Moil- Ia A1lltfllll - '1111! 11b1e wllb oblldl\c 11M. PlllulaldnN lWI polodn& finpr follow• alooi a . - ~ '-urr&k ---· ....,_, fttirw.... ... SEE MHROfOLITAN MOTORS ••llr«l ,..... Ia a 'f'iUI&t ib Guataa.la an JndiaD !all ltllltSvJfanf 1nm 1 New Ttltllllnt ""'ltt.en in element&rt a...-.a. :u.. ·~- ..... w: J'ap=: li~! ynuth group dill- ....... - tile Scrlt- lllillc l!lhlos ~ priotod ;a tllolr IIIOillot lib. 6tle1 and dlollSaDds more tn em')'" e.>mer .t ee .til, Md Bibles t.oclay btcau111 of the work of the - - JUJ>te BocieiJ. ... lll)' 8, 1818, lho s.. tWt• tole ob.f«t ls th& wld8prtad tircv.lalion of &hi! Seriptlllllo NOli', faced with a worldwide ~Illation expluMiun ........_ Uilnq, thl Socletr 18111D exdting cballtiiP Ia lll'dolh11DJ: lllolf to 1111 pi: thai DO m"'ler what his .........hotberdoll.,. """' orwhe'" ha u... - ao man, - . - - - bo willloollbo SisipW.... ta•-•oolco-IIIKI cllao&t, tllo Biblo,. . . . '$ . . . --111114Jihelllbloflltllllllly, ... .... ,_r . . . .. + IJo U.1lart the wurd c;f Gull . -·· .......,.,... , "SHOES FOR FREE CLUB THE SHOE BOX ONLY .. MIDDLEPORT, 0 • . · tii.OO Down - lal•nc• .,_ con.,.en1ent t.nna MASON FU~NITURE MARVELOUS CO. MAY VALUES MA$0N1 W, VA. . • S2195 64 Star Chief "- • • Pontlae 4 Dr. Sedans. Choice of two one owner cars of superb condition. Power steering and power brak· es. Automatic transmission. Why be satisfied with less when you can drive the ultimate In one of these two Star Chiefs. ·Electric Water Heater ·sPECIAL 64 Volkswagen - Station Waagon. 9 pasaeneer model. This wagon is low mil..ge and absolutely spotless inside and out. An economy car witb a lar&e amount of room. 65 Mustang GT - . ~1395 .i 2 dr. Hard To'/ Coupe. U you want to find a cleaner one you woul have to go to the new ear department. This one has the famous disr brakes, 2211 horsepower V8 engine with dual exhaust. lmmaeulate clark blue finish with white vinyl top . .. ' ' "'52 64 New Yorker • .S2695 ··' Gallon· Chrysler f dr. Hard Top. See and drive this fine automobile priced at but a fraction of Ill orlginel ~st. Power steering, power brakes, power windows and power seat. Its superb ~ndltlon reneets Ill excellent 63 Chev.lmpa!. care. 2 Dr. Hardtop. 8 •rllnder, ldtematlc trans. lacllo & helttr, whlta 1ldtwl11 63 Impala V8 • • S'l695 tt... 63 Chev. Impala -·U Super Sport Cbevrolet2 dr. Hard Top. 408 eu. ln. engine with two 4 harrell carbureton makes this ear one of the top performer ears on the road. II bu smart bucket seats with run consul and four speed shift. You'll have to see and drive this one to appre· ciate ill top performance. 4 Dr. Hudfolt, I cyll....,, automatic trent. ltdlo & whlto "60Fordf.600 .... hu,.,., Mr. Kelly present<d awards Dump Trudr, I cyllnclor onolno, 5 """ ...... 2 IPHCI ...., LOOK · , 111r1Dv-nwilh WHAT IU. YOU CAN SAVE! GUARANTEED ,· lXII 'ftllk 111 ll!lt'l ~· to uvt up 1o taO when all 1 flliwl• etectdc Protected Service Miter ID JOUr bome. You aave '25 on =hilt pr1e1 when you trade In your pment n,..u. Ill IIIID or model. JG:II . . • " f25 on IDIIallatlon If your old to lie t!le fllme.type, Tbllcre~t of· ,.. II fltlfi- ·of IIWI3' btlleflll you cet with I E = --llappelll ' w'ata liuttr ~ for our Protected Service 2 Dr. 270 lorlft, t cyll"' .,, attndarcl tr1nt., r~dle and heater 65Honcla Llko- 59 Ford Galuie 4 Dr. I cyllnclor, outo. b'ans. Rldlt a huttr 62 Ford Gal. 500 t dr. I cyl. At Trtns.• P. -~ ... rMit ond hulor 64Ga!.xieXL C.n•orlllllo. I cylinder, auto trtftl., pow.r ltttrlng, power ltnk• and windows, rMio & ....,., 65 Ford Gal. 500 2 dr. Hordlop, 2lt tn~lno llondord troao. Rodlo ••~ IIHtlr ON GOOD USED CARSI 1956 Willys l Ton Pickup · · · ·· · $695 4 wheel drive -new paint. 1957 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan .. · ...... · $345 VB - Auto. trans. Radio and heater. 61 Comet 2 Dr. 6 cyUndor1 llontlard tronL IHio end huttt 64 English Ford ' cylinder. 4 sPHd tr1nt, 63 Ford Galaxie 500, Con¥. I <yl. Aut, 1957 Buick 4 Dr. Sedan ··· ·· ·· ·· · $395 &HEATING .,_AID lAB, OWNR WY 2·2036 ' POMEROY 6 <yllnclor, tlonclord trono. bello aMI h11tet Keith Gohle Ford USED CARLOT Llcu.t & Sycamore Itt. MWdlotoorl ,· Radio and heater. Power steering. . 1960 Plymouth 2 Dr. Sedan · ····· $795 t eyl. Std. Trau. Radio and heater. 1960 Yoiswagen 2 Dr. Sedan .. $395 1960 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Sedan ·.. · $695 I eyL Std. Trana. ....,., Authorlzecl Service- RNIIOIIIble 111M BEnER USED CARS $2395 62 CacliUIC Cpe. DeVIlle $2200 FUll power, ndlo, wlalw tires aDd beige with beige Interior. ' ' "'"' MJiw,Owner 214 I. MAIN UEVING COAL ·COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Station Wagon. 289 v.s. ~ruisematle Inns., radio, wlelw tires, oulllde mirror, white with red Interior. EstUIIIhed ID 111M Crow's We.st Coltllllbla. W. VL Ph. lbiDII 17Nm West Malllt. PomeroJ S-ri tho Clntrdl of Your Cllolco STEAK HOUSE F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER B1dova WW.beo - Sales ud Sorvleo 181 N. SccOD~ llldclltJIOd •.,.•..... ..:.,,.. ~ KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. "Evee77IIIDJ "' lbrdWon" PomeJOJ, Olllo $895 V-8 motor, auW. lnDI., power brakel, power steerlag, ntllo, tlllted glass, white sidewall tires, wheel discs. 62 Oldt Dynamic 88 _ $1495 60 OW. 88 4 Door HolidaY Sed. White over beige, beige vinyl fnterlor, V-8 engine, atrto. trans., power brakes and steering, wlalw tires. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE BAUM LUMBER CO. Toll - · · Wllb li'Oll To Chard> 62 Chev, Impel. 4 Dr. _ V-8 motor, automatic trans., power steer· lng. w!•ltr tir... 61 Olda 88 $795 V-8 motor, auto. lnDI., power brake~. power lleerln& ndlo, white sidewall tlr· u and outolde mirrOr. . 59 Olcla 98 ( $1095 run &llday Sedan. . PIJWI!', aiN!ondl· tlonlng, low mi!MCI. I aharP ODI. '• $1195 GALEN S. BROWN, Dlst. RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY FOREMAN & ABBOTT ,... ema Kc;~rr I(Vcata iandt ~ -~ '~~~~h· ~. ' ( ' I ' M010R r,.. ·~. ,. sA"* C~~t~r; OWo .. -1~ ~ ' BOWERS DRM.JNN .. ~~~UAANt . '· ·• · IIPI!! IL l 1. . ' . ( _,. l, -~·· Pl... ' THE UNITED STEEl WORKERS OF ..Aft\Ell~ '.fl .li ., I • t -., ( c • ' 1• •• I 4/ " . HIDt!Or' ~ ,· ""' ., ' l 'j, ' ' OPEN IVININGS ,, ' 'nL,. II V8- Std. lnDL Radio and beater. DoOr-- ...1 *....... Ohio W!7MI8 WYH168 ' 57 PonHIC ~ 10 to ll.OD and up I'UrllllaN and Aplllftael 1961 Chevroltt Impala ConY... $1195 ' ' ....,..,.......... . BEN FRANKLIN STORE l8lllod Oil Produall JlfOWII'a llolt]o GU · HoUdl)' Sed. v.a motor, auto. tra~ .• 1'9" wer b.U.. pow. steering. ..U 'Vinyl lilt. ' ASSOCIATED RADIO &TV V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY Ill P011ero1 Over 80 Yearo 1960 Rambler 4 Dr. Sedn · ·.... $495 Refrlgerlfora- Wathers & Dryers Po- WilliS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE TAKE A LOOK AT KARR & VAN ZANDT 63 Ford Country Sedan_ $1295 60 Oldt 98 4 Door V8- Auto. Trant. Radio and Heater. JM~t!on- ....... - '595 • POMEROY, 0. Hollday Sed. V-8 motor, auto. trans., poo wer steerin&, 8 way power seat, radio, tinted glus. 1959 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan · · ·· ···· $695 Pre1t:rlpUOIII WY~5 BLAETTNARS V8. Power steering and brakes. Radio and heater. 1957 Dodge Royal 4 Dr. Sedan ·· $395 • • Doctor~ American 4 dr. Sedan. U you want an economy ear In good ~ndltlon, here Ia wbat you are looking for. 64 Olda Dynamic 88 _ Radio and Heater. Power steering. SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS HEINER'S BAKERY • • Pontiac VB 4 dr. Sedan. A beauUful turjuoiBe finiSh of original paint. Power steering and brakes. Automatic transmission. 62 Rambler Mlddlepol'l. Ohio Mlddlepoll, Ohio We l'iU All - 62Catalina 1957 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan ........ $595 tran1. R&H 63 hlcon 2 Dr. for completion of State Board of Education's Cource of Basic Studies to Connie Cooke, Tom Boker, Jon Cunningham, Ken Harris, Ronnie Kindy and Roi> ert Schmoll . Mrs. Mildred Bailey, advisor, vpresented the Annual Editor I medal to Connie Cooke and the Activity Editor medal to Chris Bailey. The winner of lbe DUes tropby to the oubtAnd· inll athlete and atudent will be presented at graduation ~ monies. The aeniors left the auditorium as Mrs. Lacey played tbe Alma Mater, "The Orange IIIII the Black.'' j 65 DDdge Dart • TDUI.IY · ' ·' '" SUNDAY 9 AM ' f ' • ' . ·-· ' ,, " �. J ' ' , ..-·-=-·tra Cash Th'e.Want :Ad Wav . . ' ,----::-:::-:~--1 ROWWAY ·bed For USED TRUCKS 1964 Chovrolot Ptnol, Vol onglnt, outomotlo trt... ovM $1695 flnhh. 11,.., hothor, tt>Otllght - ~Ton power stearin's end breket, whltl red good 11163 Cor..lr PHt!. $111. tr-., good tl,.. bettor, btlgo finish - - - -- - ~ 1941 Chovrolot !!t·Ton Pkkllt'. 6-cy~ M ..nitlllon, Sound cob ond body _ hottor, r a d i o - - - - - - - - $495 •"n''• ' n~, ~ • ~ualt, . I N58. $1099 $35. Rober.t Blackwood, Harri- ' ~_____ ~ ~tro._ I condition, 4 new tires, Pl.ANTS - Sweet Potaloel Sl new anow treads also. ....,. , per 100, lomato 8lld eabbqt onable. Call W'i 2-.1113 !lie doz. or 75c a bundred, or evenings or WY peppers, egg · plant, broceoll, • ovenlogs. 5 11 brussels spi'OIIts and cal!ll·llow., 15c doz. Also five' gOod eNE LARGE motor ~:~":.m':i~ electric bot water beaters. baler. William H ·gond C.foff 'oaw ·ahd a fum. Kingsblll'l' Bd., Phone WY ace blower. B. F. Board, ,.,. ...,. . G...,. 16 VVWwA l!.o.l--., BARGAINS IN 11\d mat1relo, 6 12 DON'T PUMP your slugglab septic tank. Get KleDB-EmAll Septla TaRk CleB!IOr. LluJd. mark farm Bureau. 4 21 SOlo W. Va. I II ltp ,, ' {· ' / Sunday Dinner at Baileys.· lHEIII HOW COM& HE LEFT HIS SHOOTIN' IRON HANGIN'lHAR ONTH ' WALL ? AIN'T !;E~III MAN SNUFFY IN ROAST BEEF BROASTED CHICKEN SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN • Wt provide uou IDith loll ot good food, pleasing sertlict piUI oil tilt liltlt e:tt-rJ that 11111ke dining out a haPPII occarioti. Ct~ms to Bailly':! ' ~ ,1 . . ,· . • _ .J l ~ .. -- .. ' , ~ - --· · - ·· - HE'S HIS -STILL!! HE HID IT 50 GOOD FROM 1H' REVENOOERS lHIS LAST TI.,E THAT HE CAN 'T FIND IT ~IMSELf ' ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY.OUT BAILEY'S RESTAITRANT 211 I . Moln I PHONI WY N974 Htllll ....., Pomii'Of lrlo (ldlty) C.Uino LI'L ABNER c HUCKLEr •TI-\AT'S 'II HAT NEW! . INTERNATIONAr I •tl FLABftY." THINKS,TOW wrc.d uf.lTAND 1 OFFERED M'/ STAGE- STRUCK COUSIN A CHANCE- CUB All Kinds of Good Buys In One Ploco Your Chovrolot OHler HONDA SALES & SERVIa EiEk&MUII' II ONI OPTHI NICE IT PIOI'I.II ... CALL GAS!3LINI! ALLEY WHAT IJIIJE: MEIJ WOUtD YOU PICk TO M~~ 1!P 111£ MOST RlWER.FUL TEAM . t'-1 W.E~CA 1 DICK RAWLINGS bwlings Honda Sales ~oon ~~ me an' RufuG ~-, t~ ~t u :k back t'~ e t h er we'll tote it over to you~ WY 2-2151 MIDDLIPORT, OHIO . ' 1/ l I ISy CHESTER DICK TRACY ~JLD . ·,;;~ - I CALLED '>OU AWAY FROM TI<AT · ~" CASE eeCAUSE TillS 15 ~ IMPORTANT ANNIVERSIIR¥. .. " IS ~)f) . I i., .,.q . ·;rei~ ''..'8 ., q ·.~ · Ji'll ·.oJ. By HAROLD GRAY LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE ~ .:>01 c.:i'JJI , '{1 •J ''JO!I . ·oi •.d t '. ~l ' ··:·q'l!b :S.J flOa <:ii ~'>loD c.s~ 01<1 YlliJR TfARS , HIM THAT'S ~YIN' !>fAD HD ooa COL~ 'iONI)J:R. WAS j(/H (1 '/DUff. S ,I '''IJ1 'U By SCHULZ PEANUtS 50 lONG, OI.'PAZ. ... I'M 601N6l0 .1\1~ , PIANOS eWVILIYZII •IIALDWIII Mil Ohlll PAMDUl IM..IfDI Fun! Spdlsl T•rdlsl fun For All . · FOR THE FAMILY! FELLOWS BRING YOIJ:ll IiATE SLOT CAR RA-C,E·S , I GRADUAO . .i . -~ . f2iJoij ·i l£'1'1' nodq CAR AUCTION :qaa ~ SATURDAY NIGHT ~98& l From.8pm .....,.,, ...... EEaO )()R aXPYD.-aa.XIPKJI Y_..,.. Ctn4'9"Wl AX 'IDIBD OF >'OUR WioJUt A1i1D A ClliiiLIJfO: UU.YIIIlil8>m'1!1111Q114M BDV81 ~) ,, .,h f ·; '' ;i, ' I..: • .• " ' �. J ' ' , ..-·-=-·tra Cash Th'e.Want :Ad Wav . . ' ,----::-:::-:~--1 ROWWAY ·bed For USED TRUCKS 1964 Chovrolot Ptnol, Vol onglnt, outomotlo trt... ovM $1695 flnhh. 11,.., hothor, tt>Otllght - ~Ton power stearin's end breket, whltl red good 11163 Cor..lr PHt!. $111. tr-., good tl,.. bettor, btlgo finish - - - -- - ~ 1941 Chovrolot !!t·Ton Pkkllt'. 6-cy~ M ..nitlllon, Sound cob ond body _ hottor, r a d i o - - - - - - - - $495 •"n''• ' n~, ~ • ~ualt, . I N58. $1099 $35. Rober.t Blackwood, Harri- ' ~_____ ~ ~tro._ I condition, 4 new tires, Pl.ANTS - Sweet Potaloel Sl new anow treads also. ....,. , per 100, lomato 8lld eabbqt onable. Call W'i 2-.1113 !lie doz. or 75c a bundred, or evenings or WY peppers, egg · plant, broceoll, • ovenlogs. 5 11 brussels spi'OIIts and cal!ll·llow., 15c doz. Also five' gOod eNE LARGE motor ~:~":.m':i~ electric bot water beaters. baler. William H ·gond C.foff 'oaw ·ahd a fum. Kingsblll'l' Bd., Phone WY ace blower. B. F. Board, ,.,. ...,. . G...,. 16 VVWwA l!.o.l--., BARGAINS IN 11\d mat1relo, 6 12 DON'T PUMP your slugglab septic tank. Get KleDB-EmAll Septla TaRk CleB!IOr. LluJd. mark farm Bureau. 4 21 SOlo W. Va. I II ltp ,, ' {· ' / Sunday Dinner at Baileys.· lHEIII HOW COM& HE LEFT HIS SHOOTIN' IRON HANGIN'lHAR ONTH ' WALL ? AIN'T !;E~III MAN SNUFFY IN ROAST BEEF BROASTED CHICKEN SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN • Wt provide uou IDith loll ot good food, pleasing sertlict piUI oil tilt liltlt e:tt-rJ that 11111ke dining out a haPPII occarioti. Ct~ms to Bailly':! ' ~ ,1 . . ,· . • _ .J l ~ .. -- .. ' , ~ - --· · - ·· - HE'S HIS -STILL!! HE HID IT 50 GOOD FROM 1H' REVENOOERS lHIS LAST TI.,E THAT HE CAN 'T FIND IT ~IMSELf ' ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY.OUT BAILEY'S RESTAITRANT 211 I . Moln I PHONI WY N974 Htllll ....., Pomii'Of lrlo (ldlty) C.Uino LI'L ABNER c HUCKLEr •TI-\AT'S 'II HAT NEW! . INTERNATIONAr I •tl FLABftY." THINKS,TOW wrc.d uf.lTAND 1 OFFERED M'/ STAGE- STRUCK COUSIN A CHANCE- CUB All Kinds of Good Buys In One Ploco Your Chovrolot OHler HONDA SALES & SERVIa EiEk&MUII' II ONI OPTHI NICE IT PIOI'I.II ... CALL GAS!3LINI! ALLEY WHAT IJIIJE: MEIJ WOUtD YOU PICk TO M~~ 1!P 111£ MOST RlWER.FUL TEAM . t'-1 W.E~CA 1 DICK RAWLINGS bwlings Honda Sales ~oon ~~ me an' RufuG ~-, t~ ~t u :k back t'~ e t h er we'll tote it over to you~ WY 2-2151 MIDDLIPORT, OHIO . ' 1/ l I ISy CHESTER DICK TRACY ~JLD . ·,;;~ - I CALLED '>OU AWAY FROM TI<AT · ~" CASE eeCAUSE TillS 15 ~ IMPORTANT ANNIVERSIIR¥. .. " IS ~)f) . I i., .,.q . ·;rei~ ''..'8 ., q ·.~ · Ji'll ·.oJ. By HAROLD GRAY LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE ~ .:>01 c.:i'JJI , '{1 •J ''JO!I . ·oi •.d t '. ~l ' ··:·q'l!b :S.J flOa <:ii ~'>loD c.s~ 01<1 YlliJR TfARS , HIM THAT'S ~YIN' !>fAD HD ooa COL~ 'iONI)J:R. WAS j(/H (1 '/DUff. S ,I '''IJ1 'U By SCHULZ PEANUtS 50 lONG, OI.'PAZ. ... I'M 601N6l0 .1\1~ , PIANOS eWVILIYZII •IIALDWIII Mil Ohlll PAMDUl IM..IfDI Fun! Spdlsl T•rdlsl fun For All . · FOR THE FAMILY! FELLOWS BRING YOIJ:ll IiATE SLOT CAR RA-C,E·S , I GRADUAO . .i . -~ . f2iJoij ·i l£'1'1' nodq CAR AUCTION :qaa ~ SATURDAY NIGHT ~98& l From.8pm .....,.,, ...... EEaO )()R aXPYD.-aa.XIPKJI Y_..,.. Ctn4'9"Wl AX 'IDIBD OF >'OUR WioJUt A1i1D A ClliiiLIJfO: UU.YIIIlil8>m'1!1111Q114M BDV81 ~) ,, .,h f ·; '' ;i, ' I..: • .• " ' �\ • i ' I '' ,. • "'' I i ~~~~!~~i~~;~·- ~··:·•;·~~~~:;~c' Ir""f.i:' . dE, dd ~~ ·~ tll-OUD 3D IS, 19611 . IiLII . . Fix-up; Chfln"I'P . -~;1J~~~ ~~~~~~~ . '' ~ Seasign illleld 1' . ;. ·: . About . Middleport . 'nloi\n•l A I1X•llP; ~~~n-~pht ;~:~ ~ fl=~-·~~~~~~1 :~ .h~t~ :.\" L~ th a Laurel ji ,,,., , '- >W. "'t·• ' f Hl • ~ ' ' . ' ~t;,. I 1.1 ' ,.t . ' !Ill . I I · ! . ~ '' .' ' ' ' ' ''b ~...h f 1 . Bartelo. • May 26 at the eburch II T p.m. Vernon Weber q~ lMHI Aroundand ~~~ atMassillon Me. Pia"le. nn"~ 'a'.J ~~'J. ' .. will be "WiiJieSs Shown. Int.erested pe,. a!~-~ arePh.. Edl\fArthur Mj~li of 81 oq. m A fUn!, In Westview" 1he glieste of r~- . .,.u rv sons In 1he eo111111unlty art 1ft. Reinstalled ' ' : ; About I aliVe! in the area: . . . . Jun~ 1~~0 24 vlted to attend. ' be from • L PTA President · ' -1 n ~~ daugoter Mrs. Y· sA. ~bSp...,..ngllelda~: Plljll~- for :ihe Daily vacation Tbe sch~l w1ll d 11 Teac!}. • ue . '' Bible School oponsored by the m. until 11.30 a.m. a Y, 11 l r Mrs. Harold Sauer tnstallod1rl OIDf!fUY ~ i\;.·•. ;:J~:r! R•••hl• nf Pine I,li;ldi..;..i~ :"lr;t _!l:~'i!* rh,,~h !T' " "" holpero Include Kinder· , vernon Weber, who was reeled- t1 ~ Grove Wf're Tbu~tsdqy June 13 10 Z4 were made Wed· garten _ J.mce Glbbt, hel~ ~ , ns ow IP o . e . q eU a ;, ~ut!=~~ P'!'_ lj !lreside~t ._ .. ...~--- .... guests ol Mrs. atr , . home Bodimer and N• ~ CUI tf'ree Methodist t~~urch 'f . , k in a meeting at Mr. and Mrs. r.;sue inu~~u.... ami Fion:r.;:;: .~:m ~!!" !!~· ers. Eleanor ~ ---~......~..;.;;;-.,;.."ii Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs.· Glove\ Sp~res thiS ~ee returned home Saturday, after Beth Bearhs. · ·· .· _cy Shffiet; Primary ' - .. _ I . . . of Peebles VISited over t b e scboo · , a three weeks vacation. They . • , ce!i Bearhs, Anlla Fultl, and After domg several odd Jobs weekend With her son and ram- Other new officers Installed visited al Roanoke Rapids, ' Mrs. Robert RJtcble, Mrs. A~ing were Mrs. Bennett, Brenda Edwards, belpers; Pr~ .-, .;J=PR TH~ · around the chur<b and parsqn- \ tty. Dr. and Mrs. _J. J. DaviS were Mrs. Harold Wolfe, v1ce ' North Carolina, with their son Clair SP':ncer, Florenco Me)!. Frank Ci)e':"'brew,_ dean; mary 11 _ Charlene Thol!UI~ . ;li!D _ aDUlTE age, the men went to the rec-~ and d~ughters, D1ana, Elame presidenl ; Mrs. Jesste Whtte. ! and daughter-in-law, Mr. and and Carrie Beth Bearbs Mrs. Dana Hamm, Hallie Me- Nornla Wilcox, teacbera, Kaytl, 1 '""-" reation room of the parsonage and Joyc.e. . secretary ; and Gene Coleman. Mrs. Harley Mossman and fam- guests, Mrs.,V. A. R6blnson Intyre, Jule Thof~!PSOn, Cleo Russell. helper; Primary 3 •P•n• where devotions were conduct-1 r.trs. Richard Plcke.ns l~ft treasurer. , ily, at St. Petersburg, Fla. with Sue visited Thursday Rlchardson, and Mrs. John Mrs. RiChard Owen, teacher, • Dld:ieft'lrit1 . ' . h R E Gill R 1Monday for Culver C1ty, Cahf. Plans were announced for his sister and brother-in-taw. In Belpre with Mrs. Paul Mrs. Cheesehrew open- •Mary Wise Assistant Ranc1J ellba.s I ed byte ev. ugene . e-, where she will visit for sever- serving the alumm assocla- Mr. and Mrs, Frank Leezer and stead and Lori. ed ~ the meetitlg with devotiO~ Becker, heiper; J't, Mii entitled, "A Worthy Image,' Ch rtes Bennett Jute Thomp 1fr<!shments were served by Mrs. al weeks with her daughter and tion oanquet on May 28. .Mrs. at Newark with their daughter Cliff~rd Jacobs, Mrs. (;lar:l fsmily, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie · Kenneth Michaels is. general and son-~law, Mt. and Mrs. taken hom ''The secret Place'' so:. teachers, 'Myrta Wilson, 1 C~rtiS and Mrs. Eugene Gill Evans and son, Jeff. chairman oi the dunner and Donald Morgan arid son. MONDAY booklet. . Debbie Major, helpers; Jun~ , Chfford Jacobs, James Gilmore, Mrs. Eloda Webb and Mr. announced committees. HI· . · . . , F officers' Mrs. Cheesebrl!W urged the · Boone Hallie Mcin Steve Eblin, Wilham Bail~y, and Mrs. Richard Pickens SJl"nl ram Slawter, member of the 1\Jtll. SuSie F1scher .was the . INST~L~A?~~ r~ tar mee~ group to attend 'the craft show ~~:hers, Kayle Russell Otto Lohn. Lawrence Sm1th, the weekend in Columbus w1th Meigs Local School D1slr1Ct SUnday luncheon guest of :"'Ill be ~ ~ . ~ementary to Ill! held at the Pomeroy !J. h 1 ' J 3 !.Irs Dana Hamm Pearl Jacobs, Harry Clark; Ern- Me. and Mrs. Jan Houck and Board of Education. extended daughter and soo-tn-la'w, mg of • al!lne M brar Saturday May zt from e per 'R. hrd80n teach est Powell, Clifford Klein, Clar- chiloren Brenl and Brenda. apprcdat•on lo the PTA lor arid Mrs. William Porter P1:>). on Mon~, : 12 "~n until 6: pm A ge~ac- Mrs.J!n)in 8 IC ~ helper 1family. ence CUrtis. Herman f:1ichael, Mrs. Asa Jorden substituted promoting the bond 1ssue. 7:30 ~.q). at t . gra 1 . uainted afui dedic~tlon eerv~ ers, Y rew ' • Phil Wise, and Rev. Gill. '\'be l for Mrs. Wil~ur TbeotJald in !he Exhibits from the depart· M d M Richard Van · A social hour will ~ol ow ~ for' teachers 'apd helpers for Mrs. Bennett served relr"* group was Invited by Clifford Bradbury Elementary School menls of English, gu•dance, M ~- a~ B r:iy were Sunday the teachers serv g the school an~ounced for menta following the ' Jacobs to meet at the ~nty Wednesdav. Mrs. Theobt~ld has home economics. and voca- e ! 0 d' eve ts of her mentsi.i i i i i home in June. been abs~nt from her teaching tionlll agriculture were on dis: e~enmg M mn~s~ischer. . , duties for the past three weeks. play. Work of other depa,~t stsMter, ndrs.M s James Bearhs . ue a r and · Scott. Allen ~ VISIT IN AKRON Mr. and Mrs. Eddl e z epp ments was discussed bat dr.Timothy and children Athens and Mr. meetmg by the teuc ers. an d th I Mr. and Mr's. Rober£ Ashley I~nd Mrs. John Cyru~. Kenova, The program consisted o( ~~: Dill and Teres:tw~ e~:uGro:~ . and family of Letart Falls and W. Va. visited recently with flag pledge led by ~~egg 7 a a 1 ~edVSund~h Mr. a:f Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H~lter of Mrs. E. M. Wood and her dau- Cub SeouL Troop • an Kl I · a., w MON. ond TUES. Racine were weekend guests of ghter-m-law, Mrs. C. L. Wood. trombone solo bf1 Ches~;ded ~ H:ry. d Mrs Everett Dailey Mo-j 15-16-17 Mr. and Mrs, i,Jbur Holter of Mr. anri Mrs. Glen Paulin fl f who was recen ~h. aw t the 1 h ·Thursday after 'THi ~HO CAME IN Akron, visiting J'ISO wllh Mr. Lanca1ter, visited last week tw~·wee~ sch~lars u~~c ~linic by returnt · t ~~~licothe with their ~ROM THE COLD" With Richard Burton and Mrs. DeJbert Heasley, and 1 with Mrs. Charles McNamee. OhiO Umversl Y m, Music a VISI : d ht in law Mr th' \ I • t . c~;"'i ' "' ' . COLm.DllJS ·- (UPI) .-. IJemo. . cratic oounty' 'ehatmwl in a I'· ' 'ii ' ·~~· 111'11 reqiwst and sald they ·~,~.~~!~~.~~ -v .....11UJ.I.Ioioi11 M: •u• e:-~~~ "l...._ " ~ Will · ·\ F. r.: :;~"";d~Cla;;ir::;;e::;;BI::;;oo::;;m:::;;;:::;;;~~a~t~th~e~gr~a-ve~ s~o:f~M~r.;_H•o•lt•er•·s_ 1 andMr.children, and Mrs. Wllliarn Dodson the bA~~ns ~~~e~s~ip was se· l so~ ~n r:.~g n:~iey. and Ber~ at Talmadge. Columbus, visit- Clu · the sc ~ a audition an drsB. J ~ 11 •• . SPRINGTIME IS A GOOD - TIME TO START BANKING HERE ·B:tr'l 1111\1! u 1n ' . You'll find one of cur moSl convenient • · ... and popular ... services is banking by mail! You can do your banking quick· ly and comfortably ••• from wherever you are ... at any hour, any day. Just " • -~-·"''"""'·"'"'"""'' aa . Ruusb and Carol Lynn of Jansbee, 'fl· va. and Me. ....8J, llle legio• or aufllary llavillc lloms maJ eontacl Mn. Dale Mollllllg or Mn. Alber! The proeeeda from tile ale wll1 be used oa llle ,...US. of a oloVe 8D11 reltlgerator lor llle oew fe&lon Mes. Ben Neutztiug, Place. Tbe table was attractive wllite cover and centered with an arrangement of orchid and pink byacintha and carnations with pink candles in crystal ~d~Qea, ·ne ...u1 Peppy candelabra on either side. FavDay sale wiD a1ao be beld on were corsages made of nyllle ...,. dale wilb lilt Girl Jon net and candy. Mrs. Louis !bill Ill dlarge. Reibel asked grace. Rou... Write or ask for our free banking-by-mail forms today. Qpen Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. • tmott v n. ".-ive·ln ., \"J POMEROY NATIONAl BANK .• Serving Meigs County tor over 94 years RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System ... \ TONIGHT GOLDJiololtl CoMI HOME" ' 'Sl•tr'jy llaeLaine . Peter Uottnov ' ·-and. "UP FROM THE BEACH" Cliff Robertlon lied Buttons ....;.-----~-• SATURDAY_.Y 14 •iLOOD AND ILAtK LACE" Cameron Mitcboll Ew Bartor -<llld- Member Federal Deposit insurance cOrporation ·~ .PYOUNG ri1c1: Ada.. DILLINGII" 11011<r1 CoPnll ' Fits Places Like Bookcases the antenna's up front in the luindle ._. ·- c O L> ~ -- ~ 1 - · ~ -.1.1. , ,._ ni::WISIUC:.U 11111~ . .LIIIo'!'U,..I - Sweeney could .~aaily he heard through the closed cfooro: announced the~ If Reams "lhl¢<• ·' ll te !lfs perogatlve to name 'the · · •tate' chairman; then we are off · 1o a 1bad start." , SWeeney said lhel O'Grady's· ~ for iieutenani 15!1Veruwl. Finally he accepted the <'all of a party screening committee set up by slate Chairman WitDam L. Coleman after several proml!ue~t Democrats declined run for the top office. He TODAY'$ THClUGHf.-~ "Uves of great m~ on , ,p mind u we Clll milb 011t ·ifi'Jt sublime. And 4epa(llug, leon behind •• ~ Ob lit oands of time." - Loagfello-;f, of'j,t:'J' !Deooted To--Tile Greater Middle Ohio _Valley GalllpoU.I'I. ' fieaunt VOL. 1 NO. 15 . "NEWS BRIEFS FROM ,UNITED PRESS -INTERNATIONAL NQ trace was found of \.' -· ISUNDAY, MAy 15, 1966 1- THREE SECTIONS ' Pomeroy-Middleport PRICE Vietnamese Units ·6et Control of Militant·. .·~"~· Organization_.in R3i~ . AN by j .. . .,. . ' ... the Chilly Month Proverbs 31 led by Mrs. NeuttUng who also read an article "What Do You See?" written 8S8 II by Helen Kelter, which told the things she would like to Slle If she had one day o( sight, includiug friends, a new born eblld, the beauty of nature, greet the dawn and to ntcb men at work and chUdrea at play. A poem, "The L I g Shines On," by Longfellow and a story, My Mother's Hands, concluded the devotions. . ~bets responded to r o II call with a salety hinl A eommunication was read concernlng a Doal in 1he Regatta parade u- C F Tompkins Mrs. · ..~ Warner •· · · and Mrs. N~ • Robert ling were named •• program c:ommiltee for the coming year. Miss Lydin Ebersbach preIM!IIIed the program using .. her topic, "Health Protection" lllclndln& first aid ideas In eare of accidents such as burns, electric shoCk and snake bites. Atumdllll were the above and .Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. and Mro. BS, ' Lady Armed with Umbrella, ~ Oldster, Hit Jewel Thieves · ' • I . RII!IIW.,..Salt pr1ct incl- 2·WIJ MIIOic I . .•• ltrfiN alleall 811tll8 .... at.Jfllll'.... "" whllt Jlllll'll piC"• ...... TV _R·,~·DlO _ , & ' opinion ·~ .party orgaruz•tton a!ld '1""'fl8lgalog-"I gotJt:" pretty. blue-eyed high school junior or the abductor who seized her Wednesday near her home In the preR~nce of lter Dve younger brothers and siSters. Phil .willWOSon. ' ' '! :h .. ~~-· .. ....,...,,, ..... . sp ~~~~======~~ presided. Mrs. Dale Smith, president, Devotions were from • 1 •• .. ~--..,. ..... ~,/' for .attorney general. Reama was a reluctant randt- · ~ date. He was In biB ~nd term aa slate senator, faced i>"'Sible ..ic:ftca\. wiJCJI jllr~ ~;..,\,.;..,; >!~,:.:::; ~.: arranged in reapporUonrnen~ and announced he would like to ,-zt.%1 i.lllle Coats building Ill roy Shakespeare We~~.,:~s~-~~~F~otm:e~r~and:!a~tt~end~ed~1he= · ~:;~ Middleport. Aly member Ill day afternoon at Club the borne of mailbox! be~ause Mrs. Neutzling Is Hostess For Luncheon .,.~ ...\I 28 PAGES· armed posse .reinforced fresh volunteers~ searched a wild mountain region inch by inch Saturday for 17-year-old Peggy Ann Bradntck and h e r masked kidnapper, AGood Time For Family.Shopping •· Be Thrifty! Make Elberfelds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center and Save All of Your Saleslips. Furniture, Floor Coverings and Furnishi~gs For·Your Home and Wearing Apparel For Your Family. . -~-· ~"' •• ............. " I SHADE GAP, PA. - ' ' ,, party't hopetl for hl)fi\'QRY .ID the ~ · C;81Dljalan os ' !he , comliiJ/'campalga as tbe ...,.. gr~~41:1arje served notice tnal t;ven &Quugb ¥~ P, UJJL lup man on the ticket he wfll insist on a btg part In party alitalrs. A poU 01 ·COUDiy cilairmea last winter oho\Yed Sweeney lhelr choice for governor. He toyed wttb the Idea of tackllng Republican Gov. Jaines ·A. Rhodes in November bill 'fter a tour of the slate ' RealDS,. iome)Vhahluillen IJ{ter the llormy two-hour closed session, wryly told·newsmen he aad Wll'll!r, aad pootfhle lbllllder· P6,te Searching Tomorrow Night, SATURDAY Until 9 In the Evening lfDI· and The Feeney • Benoett Port Mrs Clande pavis of PlttsAuUiary wiD bold a bake A one o'clock luncheon prePa. VIsited over the oale and mmmoce oale, May ced the meeting of the Pome- wme'nd with Me. and Mrs. Max use your nearest POMEROY . AND 1 · h" t cured rougu an · 1 ry an . ed recent y With ISDodparen s, Debbie Smith accompanied I Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ulgan Mr. and Mrs. Arnold son. K" d Sk" d Mr and M~ ElCb"ld d mg. an IP an . ' "" Mrs. Mmerva t ers a n The attendance '8Ward was mer Bailey visited Sunday witb . Mrs. Pei:trl R.eyno~ds were ml won by the homeroom of Allen Mrs. Florence Holley, Nye Ave., Rock Castle, W. Va. where tbey l Podhese<. Winners in the bond Mr. and /drs, George Logan were called due to the_death of I issue poster and essay contest and Bel1iice, Hemlock Grove Mrs. Oakley Casto, mece of : were announced and the PTA and M"'- Callie ~an at , , voted to present a gill to each Elmwood Nursing Home, AI· Mrs. Childers. Mrs. Roger Morgan Ytas a f the children wbo entered lbe guest Saturday of her s on, o . fred. Ke1tu, . • a t Ohio UDJVersJ . 'ly contest. Mrs · Howard Roush and dau· bee I the Mother's Day weel<end. ghters Teresa of Follans • , attended the ROTC drill w. Va.. and Mrs. wray Dallas awards performance held in Ja~t _and M~k~ of stadium in wtuch her son mood, N..,mtnnd:uas ·~~:~ . IPt~~UY cloudy and wti'JIIft Monday ..... ~... Elberfeld.s' n p·om eroy ,,,y . WEATHER a:.; Are Open Tonight, FRIDAY Until 8 O'Clock 48ctd, .next week whelher io lll.'l.'\i)H.; ilj11 ..:hOict:l ~ W.10 pen .. l)''s st.te chairman. 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