https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/376bf99318cf344abdfc0b3895427240.pdf f035f70413512910135e0ce85b22fed5 PDF Text Text 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 24, 1960 _ Officers Training Days Sessions End With Pomeroy Church Meeting Thursday The Portsmouth District Woman's Societr, of the Methodist church held the last or its "Tr.sining Days ' for officers and I Sale Saturday, June 25th - ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY U nited Methodist church. Miss Lucreti a Genheimer arid Mrs. Eugene Brown served as the registration committee and more than 100 women from I I . - I I S n. llood. Mr. and Mn. Roy C. Duncan and children or Elkin,, N. c., art vlalt­ lh1 the Charla J . Werry family, 109 Plea11nt Rldae. MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio 'toNIGHT "THE 1l1SII: AND FAIL OF Ll!lG8 DIAMOND" Day Dlnton - Ku�n Steele IATUaDAY 1 'JIU.B I HAVANA" �; c.mel'Oll Mit.chell end Alllaon lkrea - alto "WSTANG" lid< Butel - Steve Ker.. : IUNDAY 111...... TUIIDAY •AIIOIJNI) T!IE WORLD • , m l>Af,." ' � lloelll.. - llaffll . : , ' DI '1 ,. NI... eW- I Pl p• - Mrs. Richard Rupe, Mrs. Thom• .. .111 Youn,:, Mrs. Albert Woodard 1111d Mrs. Kermit Walton attended Inspection or Ha rrl1onville Chap­ ter, OES, Wednesday evening. and Mr. and Mra. Edward T. Dauer of M arlon lll}(!nt the put week end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Karr. Miss Polly Ann Bauer returned home Saturday a fter I two weeks vi1lt ln Marlon w ith her parentl, Mr. and Mra. Edward 1'. Bauer. Mr1. Lula Jacks of l.11n11ville visited Thuraday with Mr. and Mn . Charlea Buck, Mrs. W. A, M ora:an and Mn. Eddle smith returned Monday niaht af\er a visit In Columbu1 with Mr. and Mrs. L. Gotth1m:lt 1nd 1011, Mn. Helen Maaa and other relatives. Kathy Mor111n who actompanled her arandrnoth• er, remai ned for II weeks vlslt. Mrs. Jed Webster Sr., and Mr1. Jed Web1ter Jr., were bu■lnlflU vlaltors In Athena, Wedneaday. Ml1t Polly Ann Bauer 1penl Thunday with Suun Lytle. M n . Robert Cyrua and Mr. and Mn. Pat Boyd and 10n Johnny returned home a lter a vl1lt in Denver, Colorado with Lhe torm• er'■ ,on, A2C Thom•• Garne1 and In San Bernardino: Calif,, with Mr. and Mra . Robert Cou1ln1. Miu Florence Ann Be1rh1 ,pent I touple of d1y1 al Dexter City with Mr. and Mn. Robert Ritchie and son Bobby, Mn. Lloyd S1mp10n and family ot Beaver and M iu Janet Samp­ aon o f Marlett.a were recent IJUHll of Mr. and Mn. Hany Bearha and dauchtera. Mr. and Mr■. R . A. Thomp1on returned lo their home In Bridle• Vme, Pa., Thurlday after a vl1ll wlth her al1ter, Mr,. C. E. Ne■1t Wedne1d1y Mr. Tbomp10n w11 1 bu1lne11 vl4ltor In Charleaton and w11 attompanled by Mn. Thomp• ton who vlalted her brother and 1l1ter.1n-law, .Mr. and Jira. Geor1e I I I R•Jfe ClUb On$ 1 fOmJ.1Y , ICnlC I n JU IY Plans were made for a lamil )" picnic I n July when the Sew-rile Sewing Club met Wednesday even­ ing at their club room. Mrs. Donaid Colllns. pre11ident, was in charge of the business 5e19ion and plans were made for an ice cream sod al I n August. A .11Chcdulc was made for taking flowen to the Meig11 General Ho11pita l, an annual project. Games were played and prizes awarded to iVlr&. WIilard Boyer, who also won the door priie, Mrs . Colli h& and Mra. William Ware. Followina: the meeting Mrs. Calvin Slmpion with Mrs. Kenneth Fin­ ley 811 �ontrlbuUns hoste111, took the group to the Da iry Queen for refreshments. Mrs. Dayton Strickland and M rii . Charle& Hoffman will be lw&lc111.ses for the next meellnit. _______ TO niter , ul. /Ifeetrn. , g Re_pre11� ntat1vcs from the F1r11t Baptist Church, Middleport, w i ll be in Granville SaturdHy and Sunday lo attend the Ohio Bap­ tist Men'11 Fellowahtp meetings to be held al Denn ison University. Planning to attend are Harold E. Hubbard, Paul Smart, K� lad Hlndy, Howard West, Tony Fow!er and Owen Dratlon. --- - � - Mainly About By LUCILLI HAWKINS I Salem Center $ociety News --- - SAVE SATURDAY 4 for $1.00 BOYS MUSCLE T SHIRTS I , , I White. Eyelet embroid­ ery trim. Shadow panel. Regular and extra large sizes. Smart new patterns in light and da•rk colors. Wash and wear fabrics that require minimum care. Plain front style anJ pleated styles with zipper fly_ Expert tailor­ ing . Sizes 29 lo 50 waist measure. • $5,95 a pai r MENS! BACHELOR'S FRIEND Everyday! Serviceable Summer Trousers Sizes 29 to 38 waist measure. Corded cotton in wide or narrow wa•le. Wash 'n wear needs minimum care. Tan, gold, green, grey . Frontier style pockets. Adjustable side tops. Slim line styling. • $3.95 pair COTTON SOCKS In the regular length with ribbed top or the popular anklet style with elastic top. In - white, gl'!ay, navy blue . black or brown. Si!es 10 to 13. Buy your correct aize at this .sale price for Saturday. 3 pairs for $1 .00 1 1 I I 1 I I II II I I I j I GARDEN HOSE Wagner Ware SKILLETS 50 f'T. 1,ENGTII 20% more cooking area. $3.9 5 Pre • seasoned quality c�st iron. Large size. 25 h. Garden Hose - ½ inch diameter $1 .99 $ ;95 STEP LADDERS SAN I SLI P IRONING BOARD PAD and STRETCH ON COVER SETS Combination cushiony waffle weave pad wit h silicone cover. Tc:tilore-d to fit all standard sizes of ironing boards. $1,00 a set • '/2 Inch width to 3 inch width. Prices Range ,·rum Belt and B11ckle Set, with eyelets CONTOUR RELT & White and Colors. & CLARK ZI PPERS colts Skirt: neck openings and dress plackets. White and Colors, 30c to 65¢ Eyelet ruffllili, lace (eotton and nylon) 29¢ .to 79¢ per bolf DE wxi PIN-IT SKIRT MARKER ' No mess, no fuss, no ehalk. Handy built-in pin cushion. Pin an even hemline every time . . . easy! Quick! Ac­ curate I CASHMERE aoUQOET SoAP Pink and White. 2 for 25¢ MAYSviLLE CARPET WARP For Hand Loomed Rugs. All Colors. yd. • 2 for $1.00 BOO abxl6 WAltlRG i'DII tBY CASE) spools. Plain and decoralive. Linen, Vellum, Puchment, pletone. , i bo?'e,s: •1.� Rlp­ . ,jJIR;lt ·IRll'r MllklB m Pins lac!,lhru fabtlc 4 U ea. Won't fall out. No muss, no fuu. .-.o chalk, sa wwww '\ z•• zpa ,I J..W!I •' c ... 1. .,111 •. !£!122 . WIDE 1/2 PRICE $1.69 ' $ ,9.00 . z;q . m .. ' ,, .Ill : ' ' ' .' ·, r;O!'Y - k 1 SCOTIIES FACIAL TISSUES The ' 1 wet . strength" tis­ sues tha,t do more - do sues i n a box. Pink, yel­ low and white. it belier. 200 double tis­ ...: 29c The regular meeLinc ·of the Meiga County Democr�tic Women'• club w1111 held Tbunday evenina al the second ward houae in Pomeroy when Mn. Henry Bentz Jr. presided in the absence of the president, Mra. Don Brewer . BUia were paid and a aizeable balance was left from lhe dance aiven .'by the club in April. An­ other dance is planned for July with a good orchealra, lo be on band for round arid l!Clllll"e dlnc­ ing . A precinet. lr1ininf 1chool con­ ducted under the leadenhtp of the president of the Federated Democratic Women'& Cluba of Ohio, Mn. Xathrya C. Tut11er, of Akron, wu planned for July H a date ii open, Plan& for a plenlc i n AqUst Wlflff dilcuued with the date to be announced liter. Snacb and puncJ( donated by Audrey Youn,. tl\lU'man of the relreshment committee were served at the close of "the meet1n1. Sale Prices $8.95 ..... PANEL $1.00 SATUR.DAY 1 $1 .9t ' ' . 40" our tf\hlllele Une of •�ades �anglng In price, from 59e to $3.29 shades for all style lamps - parchment, flber­ gJas and silk. FOR SATURDAY ONLY .29.00 Waxed . Illrcb bed - with atllactlve cjeul. Solid ends.(/1,utomatlc toe-trip Jock. Regula\' $12.95. Water.. proof crib l!'attress. Truly a nice outfit.. , !I: NGLE $2.39 ti-active pattern· - 90" long. . 10" WIDE PANEL Baby Bed and Mattress · I, Pomeroy-Middleport, o_blo', Saturday, June 25, 1960 bottom. Bea�Wul lace panels white - all cotton - at- .' '' LAM P SHA DES WRIGHT'S TRIMMING for Dresses, ek. lfleffJ••lfl-- Area Zipper type top wire rub­ bish burners with raised CRINILLE and HEIRLOOM PANELS SALE Alio Thread lo maleh lhe llppers . . . . . . 15e per spool Ohio: hnny tl'IIII ptN11ftl tecta,, fair and cool tonlfht. hnd-, ftlr and • llttt• wanNt"". Hlth ..,_, In th• 70., low tonitht In th 50a. RUBBISH BURNERS LACE $2.00 b ( NO. 60 WEATHER ____ $ 2._ 99__ DOUBLE BED SIZE 8 1 br 108 inches . . . . . . . . . $2.76 DOUBLE F11TED BOTTOM SHEETS . . . . . . . . $2.76 PILLOW CASES, 42x38� Inches . . . . . . $1.38 a pair TWIN BED SIZE 7% by Hl8 inehes . . . . . . . . . . . $2.46 TWIN FITTED BOTTOM SHEETS . . . . . . . . . . . $2.46 SALE SATURDAY 1 5¢ · 25¢ I 4 rolls 39c Only 1 1 pair drapes In this lot - 50"x84" . · (Only 1 or 2 pairs of a pattern) Bias tape, ric rac sea·m bindlng, plplng, hem fadng. 12 In a package Low Al These DRAW D RAP ES ioiLTEX TRIM Dnoted To 'l'lte lntere� .Of The ent1 n e Regular $3.75 A Box Extremely soft. More ab­ sorbent. Easier to wash. Dries twice as fast. 2 1 by 40 inches. WH ITE BED SH EETS Discontinued $3.95 59c BUCKLE SETS • e Co nnon . Combspun Percale 650 sheets on a roll. Yel10w, pink, blue and white 4 h. - $3.95 S h. - $4.9S 6 h. - $5.95 • • BUY B ATHROOM TISSUE sturdily built. A genera<! pur(IOse and household s::;r. ladder. Every step r ded. NOTIONS DEPT. 29¢ to 59¢ each WALDORF __ CURITY BABY DIAPERS , .. __ . On All 1.lvlng Room Fur­ nJture on the Znd floor. Chairs - Living Room Suites - Sofas - Studio Com�bes - Hlde•-A·H L.-ds. • 100% vinyl sturdy garden hose. Fu11 % inch diameter. 17 gallon flow per minute. 1-leavy brass couplings. Square Cast Jron .., n Serious Condition JUNE SAlE PRICES 9 regular $3.95 GIRUi CAR COATS . . . . 'SALE $2.00 3 regular $2.95 GIRUi JACKETS . . . . . . SALE U.50 2 regular $5.95 WOMENS JACKETS . . . . SALE $3.00 3 regular $10.00 WOMENS JACKETS . . . SALE $6.00 9 regular $8.95 WOMENS JAC!{ETS . . . . SALE $5.00 3 regular $19.50 WOMENS FORMALS . . . SALE $9. 75 3 regular $25.00 WOMENS FORMAUi . . SALE $12.50 ' ,. ' /1tJ:lj;· ' 2 regular $29.50 WOMENS FORMAUi . . SALE $ 14. 75 I regular $35.00 WOMANS FORMAL . . SALE $17.50 2 regular $10.00 MATERNITY DRESSES • SALE $6.00 3 regular $8.95 MA TERN ITV DRESSES . SALE $5.00 3 regular $2.95 MATERNITY DRESSES . SALE U.50 4 regular $2.95 MATERNITY SHORTS . . SALE $1.50 7 regular $2.95 Maternity Pedal Pushers . SALE $1,50 5 regular $3.95 MATERNITY SLACKS . SALE fl.50 3 regular $3.95 MATERNITY SKIRTS . . SALE f!.50 10 regular $1.95 GIRLS JACKETS . . . . _ SALE fl.00 8 regular $2.39 GIRLS JACKETS • . . . . . SALE $1.50 22 regular $4.95 Women, Coat Sweaters . . SALE $!.00 r&"''regular $2.95 Womens Cotton Sweater, SALE fl.So 19 regular $1.95 WOMENS VESTS . . . . . . SALE $1.00 10 regular $2.39 WOMENS VESTS . . . . . . SALE U,50 19 regular $2.95 Womens CoUon J1ckelo . SALE $1.50 7 1 regular $ 1 .00 Womens Collon Blouse, . SALE 50e 22 regular $1.95 GlRUi CAPRI PANTS . SALE $),00 17 regular $2.39 GIRLS CAPRI PANTS . SALE fl.SO 18 regula r $2,95 GIRLS CAPRI PANTS . SALE $1.50 16 regular $2.95 Womens Capri Panis . . . . SALE $1.50 f3 regular $3.49 Womens Capri Panis . . . SALE • $2.00 . . , ,,:--1!'-.. ,,;i,; . . . , • -� 17 regular $3.95 Womens Caprt Panis . . - SALE $2.00 ' 5 regular $1.95 GIRLS VESTS . . . , . . . . . SALE $1.00 7 regular $1.49 GIRLS VESTS . . . . . . . . . SALE $1.00 4 regular $1.39 GIRLS VESTS . . . . . . . . . SALE $1.00 49 regular $1.95 Womens Gym Shorts . . . SALE $1.00 23 replar $2.19 Girls Knit T Shlrto . . . . SALB $1.00 Mens Di'e�;s Trousers CONTI N ENTAL STYLED · OF THE Ready To Wear Dept. _... Now You Know OL XII Take Advantage I N THE SAV : ON Fine c o m b e d cotton shirts with nylon reinfor­ ced neck. H ighly absorb­ ent. Whiter than white finish. Sizes 8 to 1 8 . Slccveles:;. I C O TTON S LIPS $1 .00 MENS AND YOUNG MENS 1 I . Full cut - brief style. Size small, mediu m. and large. White and solid colors. 1 1 I , - 1mpl•1ment U.-. ' TRICOT K N IT PANTI E.S 79c By Mn. I. C, John.ton Mr. and Mrs. F'red Oiler and film• ily or LNncasLer spent lhc week end \'isiUnQ their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dom1ld Metheny and 1 family. Sunday i:ueBt11 or Mr. 11nd Mrs. Eugene Johnston were Mrs. Geor�e Martin and children, Mn. Addie lnnncy 1111d grandson of J�ckson 11nd Mrs. LluJe Caton. Mr11. Pharoh John11on, Ft. l'lcrr", florid&, Iii visiting with her dau11:h· tcr, Mr. �nd il-tn.' 1.loyd Allhburn, 11nd famll} and other relativrM. Salem. Center Sunday School pic­ nic was held at Lake Alma, Sun- 1 day, June 12. Mn, E[fie Baker, a former resi ­ I dent, i11 Ill. Her addre1111 111 3�2 Plalnvlew Drive, Columbu11, Ohio, J for those wlahln a: to send c11rd11. Mrs , Bud Janey and children of Columbu11 are visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret Drewer. Dr. T. A, Uewel.Jon was called to sec Guy Edm undson Saturday. Mr. Edmundson still Is In poor I health. Mra. Charle• Jacki' son 111 �pend- 1 Ina: part of hl1 1ummer vac1Ulon with hl1 uncle, Mr. and Mn. Sld1 nf'y H11rlen and family. Ml11 Melva Johnaton spent Fri• day nlaht with her &randmother, Mn. Lluie Caton. Mla1 Loneda John11ton, a former re■ldent, bec•me the bride of Ila i:erl Varney, formerly of Vinton, on Sunday, Juntt 12. The c4uple ! left on a 1lJ:ht-1eeln1 trlf, into 1 Weit Vlr1lnla, Keniucky and New I Jeney. They will taler llve In Col· umbu1. Recent a:ue1t1 of Mr. •n•I Mra. Sidney Harleu were Mr. a.nd Mr11. Earl Harteu and children. Recent aueat■ of Mr. and Mn. John Knotla were Mr. and Mrs. Bradford Walker ind son.1 of Col• umbu1. WIilard Walker ap,.nt the week end wlth hi1 wlfe, Faye and child, ren. , Mrs. Dorothy Rouah, who work, ; at the unemploynu,nt oft1ce I n Pomeroy Ii apendln1 her two week vacation al home. Paul Walker w11 a ncenl vlaitor or hl1 father, Sylveater Walker and ot her re1atlvea. Mn. Ida Dennl10n vl■ited Faye Walker, Saturda)' mornlna. Mn. Bonnie Jo hn1lon and child· rtin vltlled Mn. Uullfl Calon 'Ind P'ay Walker Monday. Mr, and Mn. Tracy Tracett via• ited Mr. and Mn. Cheater John­ aon, Monday. Sunday 1ue1ta of Mr. and Mra. Uoyd A.thburn and Mn. Ph1roh JohnlOD -were Mn. Canon Hall and children of Ewln1Lon, Mr. and Mn, Cheater Johnaora and d1u1hten and Mr, an4 lln. Carlos Hatrip, Bert Smith, who l'ftently under­ went a mutold operation at Vet­ ennt Ho,plt,1 ln PUt1bur1h ,pent I Tuelcllly WtUI Suadar with hla famUy before Nf.1ll'llln& for hil check• 1 •• 1114 dl.acbarao from lbe bolplt- 1 al. Mn. Smltll 1m1111pauled him II fir u Columbut Sunday. Sht wnt 1. Speeial Purchase! WOMENS RA YON - Satu rday Clearance WOMENS • a,, IJ1tl._.. "'"' ln........tleinal Th• lonl"f w1r ••• th• -.tun. rff YHrt War" � ... aM tnd FNftc. which IMhd from W ,. 145S, or 1 1 5 yNn. 9 A.M. to 9 P-M. promotion ; Mrs. Lillian Evans, Minford, secret&ry or spiritual life; · Mn. Robert_ Warner, Pomeroy, secretary of literature and puhllcaho n ; Mrs ._ George _Holcombe. Ports­ 1 mouth, Y 1ce p resident;_ Mrs. La w ­ rence Brannon, Lucaav1lle, secre- , tary of student work; Mn. Eugene Brown, Pomeroy, secretary, youth I wo_rk p_ro te rn ; Mrs. A. G. A_da_ms, Sc 1otov 1 lle , secretary of n:1 1 ss 1o n ­ ary penonnel and recruitment; [ . and Mh. C. F. To� �ktr\S, P_omeroy, s_ecretary of Chn1t1an social rela­ hons pro tern. Re f!esb�ent■ were aerve � under the d1red 1on of the committee o n with Mrs. 1 1 local church activities Pea�l Hysell serving as a_uiatant churman, in cooperation with Mra. I D_wight _Parker, Mra. C. F. Tomp' km11, Mm Lydia Ebersbach and Mrs. Harry P. Smith. I �ooks for devotion from the confercnce president, Mrs. Carl Ware , were presented by Miu Houaer lo the t,·orest Run and Bethel-Rttds\'lllc t.'hurches. These books were awarded for best average attendancc according to mcmberahip. Mrs. John Scott accepted f� r Forest Run and Mrs. E. M. Pickemi, Meigs County group leader, wlll present the book to the Bethel churt'h. . Mrs. Harry P. Smith, district past presiden t, wa1:1 intoduced H the Dean of the Lancaster School or Missions and Christian Service. The school will be held July 10-15 with mis_slon stud_y . course11, home a nd foreign; a spmtu� l life eludy a11d a study on 9oc1al c� n,;:ertts pre.!lented by well qu11Uf1ed instructors. Mrs. Smith urged women of the area to send their noerv11lie11s ror lodging, wbich i1 $2, t o Mn. Elsie W heeler, Wheelenhurg, Ohio, ltural Route. '.\-I n. Hobert W a rner, �ecretary o_f li terature and publlcattona, dlstribuled lcalleta and pamphlet■ on various phaaea of the work. Jnformation and juldanc.i clln• it-s nn cal'h phase were held by the following ufficer11: Mrs. Brooks, l'orbmouth, prc11idcnt; Mrs. W , O. Bennett Buena Vista recordlna; �ec-rcto11r°y ; Mrs. Jam�a Richards, ltio Grande, treaaurer; Mra. W. J . Brown, Ualllpolla, secretary of miuionary education and service; Anna Houser, Coalton, secretary of People In Pomeroy .. , , � members of all lucal churches Thursday afternoon at the churches in Meigs, Gallia and Jade.sou counlie1,1 were in attendance. Mrs. c. w. Brooks, Portsmouth district p�sid"nt, opened the meeling and tnlroduced the new Spirituill Life scretary, Mrs. Lilhan E\· ans, who gave the a lternoon thoughts on worship and service. Mrs. Fred Bl aetlnar 5erved all guest organist for \he program. The district secretary of promotion. Anna Houser,_ Co�lton, prescnted an impressive interprcla• tion of the symbol of the 11ociety. The meaning of the symbol, a triangle encircled with a laurel and two spheres with a crosa in the renter, was explained by Mrs. W. o Bennett. who told of the meaning of the la11rcl; �rs. A. G. Ad· .ams, the trlanglc ; Mr�. George Holcombe, the s pheres and Mrs. Lawrence Bannon, the cros., . .� .. . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . ,.,. . .. ··� �� . __ , ......... ·-------- ----·· • ' SPREADS Mr,. All our $8.95 apreads in this lot. C henilles' tn plain colora, multi color chenilles •nd colonial loom 1pread1. Super size spreads In twln · and fuil alze. All (Olors white, dark and putele. LUX· uriou1 bulllon frlnae. For Saturday Only SALE ' $7.89 ' Sole Sotur4ay $4.95 Che nilJe Bedspreads ., Only, 1� " ' •��•<If in th!'.. group ➔ !)Vin, t�?.. lu!� �e. (Not Ill col&-&). Chenille and Hobnail patterns. omeroy I • • / .,,.. ,_ - l "' '" . I - r. , 1 fretty M"ther M_urdeted By F o�� l.�b...�be{ore Witnesses I ON°SSEL.Ual. Ind. uPI -;-- Bet- 1 1: •.•He was Just ln-.nety Jealoua , �m he,·. iil �atehed �er to: htr I , j They hid ht fi� the - shotgun • ty Jean Bowma� feared far her ovet her and flle1r boy, Steve, 8. race. , . · �... .,:. · i· . al her bud throuih a window, · lilt! and canied a platol to protett She.tiff �- L. · McCflicten Pld. "He Onee the "dcictoi', 1 -forD\,er mtn• 1·h1m walked arourid tho· car ( and tiehelf from the 1tlacll: she knew hid �ten� her l;elore. tal patltih, 'IOt 'aQ ue,., broke . lh6 fired • final pistol ahot Into her 111 1pnt se.vetal hour■ over .the wo,\lld come. back trihdoW of he,- e1t and tried back as she lay 11h1mped, over the I lhat the platoJ wu locked In the f11t year with Bowman," J Mt ta, 4�q "bef into hl1 car; the aher, Whiiel. · Cl�e compartment ·of ,.,r car Crachn .11ald to�ay. "l Lold Jaina lff uidl . Hrs.- Bo,vman acreatrilfld . Police found Bowm�n 1 -� wander- . · F)iday w.hen Mn. Bowman'• di, th�e w111_ no future In keepinr and: Bowmaq fl�d., inl, white . face� and dlkheveled, l,JiWft!nee U4ba.nd. RovOl'fld h after her. Bllt be loved her and Dr; "I ,11ked , her then If 'ahe wanted when they arreeted hltri aeveral 1 · be� Bo_qan, H. 11:illff , her ln be warited her. � ftte e�iae,,,;"' M«;!raeken said, blo�ka away, , . �Ulht · Ill. a • hDfPltal \)ark- , "I IUeJI 1he waa the only 1 lrt ·"but! •lhe dfdn'f. .Wafit to. Other ''.He hasn't admitted , a thing ," ' ,he ever went with." jq Io€: · · ttm• ,he�a · s,e hllb around town the sherlff ,aid. '1 He •tu.11t keeps Four "wltJles9'• 1.talclted . U BoW• and �e •"Yin& tJlmued two ye� and' ..-,Offle Jn◄!J,d:aek- fOr: help,, but 1 11ylng, 'What shootlll&?' •�inell'lil, •P-� of t lolenoe and thnata •Ince tho 1"ha( ote 'rlll!· IOinl .)o do?" D>III, • 'Wb■ L for?' " · , FARM PICTURED - Another in the current series of hll. u:-wife'1 � . ann6d a ·eouple wu dtvorted, Mc:Craeken farms pleturw1� 'Mfd•. Bowmaa . waU.ed Police cbarged Bo•m•n, • • MYSTERY · · o �. plaloi IJ/d �•l�bi!t . ond , a rlanes ·11 · th a rom county, s Me ver ed ve, e en upon bnng, Id WI !><> ig l . cation f g � war World by_ lts. owner Ill e Ja,per and ve i..,ei<•l,l(,'''!"!\l 1or'.h radud e O tera . . ll!o yea;, •' •ld•i After Ille dlvoroe, he 111d, Bow- Coun!r,lloallital' l,h)lre Ill• ..,., , ate - or Ohio state l,inlvorslt,, with I 111111. ��lng at The � Sentinel, Meeh�n1c- st, a fine 5x7 print. lleiders are !Dvtlecl to ., ....,,' · . •·'· •t, • , I. mu . �• hla - ..... be � "lllj!(�-;� • ,.. . · fin! deJrH l@qlify tile !arm,. can, by call!D& . . .Tile Sentlnel. . ·. ' ,. . • - "' -J· � ' l • .a_ II f ' ' .i»l' I +n ,pnllt,. ,n., •. , � • ( �). � "'°" \'·• "'··. .i: I Nl<I' '· · 't'· ' · {- •- ' '- �• _,'�{,•,)",. f '; ' ·""ll\ilw.'.•'·;, 1,tif},i�;l-!j I"': ( ' .· ' . �11"," · . :. ' •<· 'l'!IM· , , I. �..... , .,, . , "-" �,. .d /, \ ,,._ ,. _,., , . too,4t� :rc,•ry Easier On Knees, Hard,er On Purse For Columbus,ites Two c;_atu"'IM,' ll'Mn t.und crawllnt on theW h-1nd1 and kllffl on Rou'9 7 by state high way patrolmen IHt n' ht .,.re llldttd fn the ceunty iall wlMN ft WH ....... Ml fhe lc!Mh IM,f hM'dtr on fhl. p1trol fHtd lntoxkatl• charw-1 ,.. Inst Ira KIi• and II• don L•wrence M■irtr aftw they Wt'tt' found trawllnt lrt the unor'th«tdox. style nNr • focal nl9ht cll!lt- KIio •• ffnoct $10 and colfl and MIJar $25 ind cosh- ln C-,nty Court today, . . Chari• Kelfw, L..,rt Palla, arl'fftOd ltl'W" � offkert tor rt.,,.... n. ■ '"-"'''"" .... ftltht, - re•- --- - c-,, c­ _,,,_ .. , ' ' �., ,...,.. • • • .. • • ... "> r .. � • • • • • • • • • • • " • -,.� .. ,_ ._ • a1- • • r • • • , • • .,. _ • • , • • � • • • . • • • • .. • • • • .· , • ._ � ...., c----.,_;,� 4................. .....,.... - · - ., - -....,. · -· - -...... �-�.l ♦ ♦-.....,... o I;;�:;;�:��c;:;::;;·;;d::·: 'HE DAILY SENTINEL Comm,i:ntating Editorially Education is one of the most important fadors in the cult ural and economic develop­ ment of any country. Leaders during colonia l days realized that i f Amerka and Americans were to achieve great things a soJid educa­ t ional foundation had to be laid Oh10ans can. t a ke pride because some o f the greatest ad..,arwements i n t he field o f ed­ uca1 io11 during pioneer days took p]ace right ht'l't' m our 8u(.- keyc state j ust as Ohio w a s bl'iug sPttl lect a n d later becpming the 1 7 t h stale. Perhaps o u r fine educational syste m has had a lot t o do with the unusual success of so many Ohioans I I has been said that Ohio taught the rest of lh,, Unilcd Stales the famous "3 R's." M c­ (.; u ffev wrote his famous �eaders at Miami l'n ivl!rs1ty in Oxford ; Ra y Wrote his 'rllhme­ lic while teaching at Woodword Academy i n Cinci nnati, and Spencer taught his 'ritin' techniques in the vicinity ·of Geneva. Harvey also contributed to Ohio's early position i n tht1 field of education by penning his famous grammars while in our Buckeye State. Bookcases in many homes sti l l have one or more rrnw precious copies of the celebrated McCuffey readers. Probably no series of or more of both children and adults as our country was ex­ panding and progressing Dr McGuffey was born in Pennsylvania in 1 800 . He was a sma l l c h i l d w hen he moved lo Ohio with his parents. They settled in Trumbull County. There was little time for learning anything but the basic needs fm su rvival i n the Ohio wildernt•ss. Li fe was hcird and working hours long _ e11Jen for a small boy. Nevertheless young MeGuffey found lime at least pa1·tially to c1u,•nch his int ense thirst for education He tontinued to pursue this desire for know• ledge as he grew into adult�ood. His persist­ ence was rewa rded for he was able to en ter Washington College from whith he was graduated at the age of 26. The same year he affiliated with Miami University lo leach ancient language. He wrote his famous readers while teaching at the historic southwestern Ohio institution. So you see Ohio has played an important role over th e years in the education of an entire nation . Public and private schools in our stale rank among the very best. books I ew r pu blis hrcl had a wider who lesome influence on th e li ves I · I e1gs & Mason •George Skinner, assisted by Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey , ' C enle1"1�ined the One Won One class of the Pomeroy First Baponung Events list church Thursday evening al her home, Rock Springs. by M rs. Lorain Sterrett, president, opened the m�et- � ,4 J. H . Stephenson gave the teachers thought, which was a true story concernmg prayer. A communication was r<'ad from lhl' Korean girl telli ng of ---------hN ill neH 11 u n d thu n ki n g the d as11 �u ,end her a box of food and dnthfor their support . l'l ani� were made 1ng lo Foster Parent Plan by ,July 25. Sutton Social Items Of Interest A tha nk )'i)u note was read from Mre. Joseph Cook for Uoweu 111 n d cards 1ent her while hospllalized. Mrs. Ale n Shain tha n ked the class By Mrs. War,.n Roa, Mrrt. Allen Taylnt· WOH h ome for for cards tent her while Ill. A th,.. wet'k end. Those calli n g Sun• round ro bln get well curd was �c nl d11y wer<> Mr. and Mrs. F D. Hud. lo Mrs. Coolt. Ho f\ uml thildre n . Mrs. Harry ('ape­ Mrs. Sterrett named hPr cttmrnit­ harl and son. F,dith and Paul RMt! , h•e.s tor lhe year. Included are: and Mrs. Shclhy Pkkens and i:h ildrl'n. M n : I.A!11ll e Price, devotio ns; Mni, f\fortha Rruw has hern ill Mrs. Audrey Young, publicity: Mrs. for th<' 111111! we<•k and Is st ill ron­ J E. FOl!te r and Mra . Skinner, hm1. riiwd to her h<•d. lf"IIII; Mn, Shllln, program; Mr�. Alb!€' Srho11\ i!!i now !wing ru n­ William Wat11on, gift: Mn. Steph­ durt<'d al 1he Mrthodhl fhurC'h enson and Mr1. Cook, "lowers; Mrs. ht>ri• . Mrs. Thelma Cirl' l1• am\ :',!rs. Ray Seldenahel, sale• tax sllimps; M:iorllP Walkrr 11ro teachf'f!I with Mrs. Elmer Wkkham, Mrs . William l{ev. <.:11sto. 1'herc ts a aood attend- Holl and Mrs. Elle n Cout•h, ways t1nee. a nd meana, and Mrs. SteJ>hc nson, 'l'hf' FaJ'm Bu.rea\l Youth C",)111\cil .lf'o Hfr Parent Plan. tnt'cllng wa1 poslponed lus1 M o n ­ Dt1votlon1 were led bJ: Mrs. Wil· lay (•ve ninK, June 27. Ham Buck, a 1ue1t. She u1ed the thl'me, "Spring Song," a nd read lrom F.phesi,n, 4 ,nd 6. (:,,l11br11te Blrtlulays I I Pruyer by Mrs. Steph e n so n con• d uded the meeting arter whlrh the ho sleas served u des.sert course 1 0 Mrs. Watso n, M rs. Albert Smith, Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Couch, Mrs. Shain, Mrs. T. T. Sheltoll, Mrs. ThonrnR Weston, Mn. Sterrett, Mrs. Foster, Mn. W k khnm, Mr11. Stephenson. Mrs. Youn.i and Mn. Buck. ThC' July meeting wlll be a fam• lly plc n lt· el the h ome or Mrs. J. W. Fo11ter. ----------D A I LY C R O S S WO R D 19. Thin Jnl'l an ACBO!UI 1. Platform 6. -- of lha .A.poAle1 10. Energy 11. Cook, N an e11 21. Vllttor 13. OlrJ'• namt lt. Optnlnll (IUl&t,) ta. W ,aken 17. V•terinU. 1u (colloq.) 18. IIIJl U correct U. Rum.mer· ftOWC!rl $1. ICxcuao 13, lloon 14, Denoml• natlGIII 18. 0.,. •• Guido 11. ladlnf - 2. l WtilJ,it 8. Holu­ plercJ111 tool 4. Water fow l 8. Errore (prl nt.) I. Arab\aa gtwment; "1. SaUaty by proof I. Skin dl10rder 0. Narrow 1trlp, ot wood JI, Pove earn 1$. Play on wordo (pl.) metal dl1k 20. Bbem'• lather (pou.) 22. Select• Ing 211. Droopa 27, Jr&lr \JIOUI 8c11.ndl­ ru,v1a.n N& tnon• ■tera 28. Plan�4 30, Mlnl1\1r1 UIII• !ant 82. Topt■lr, aa. Behold! (J'r. ) H, Moon nH•r 81, Oblfsatocl •o. Type m-urte U, J'rutt drlllk I fo �1Gw-...,_1111, _-., Toct.y I■turd■y, June .....,.. 4 B.ind Boo�tere �ecord Hop, Pomeroy Ju n ior High Sch ool 7 P M. Ire Cream Social, M iddleport Fire Department, City Hall lawn, 4 : 30 I', 11.t. 8yracuse Firemen Square Da nce Syrncuse School, Jo Hardy, 7:30 P. M. Sunday, June 26 Offi<'ial Boord Meeting United Methodist Church, 7 : 45 P. M. Sl"honl Reunio n, Rutl a nd, M e­ thod l11I Church, ell d•Y · Gospl'I Harmony Boys of H un t• tngton, W. Va., w ill pre sent a special rellgious program in music Sunduy at 2:30 P. M. at the Lelnrl }'' all s U. B. Ch1.,1rch. Annual Picnic, South Beth e l EUB Church, all day. Moncllly, Ju11e 27 Middl eport Gard en Club weets with. Mrs. E. F. Maag. 1 JJ, Meeting of ,i.ff and' Qw<1ert of M e igs Te mple Pythflln Siatera, at Middl eport K. o f P. HaJI, Daughlimi of Union Veterans w ill meet al 7:30 P. M . at the I DAV l l ell. Qu arterly birthdays w ill be observed. lzank Walton League. at Club Ho uim near Chester. Dinner u l 7 p_ m., $ 1 .25 per plate. Business m<'t.>ting and film will foll ow the di nner. TuHday, June 21 .lolnt dinner meeting, Pomeroy­ Middlep ort C. of C., Sacred Hearl A111litorium, 8 P. M . The P1u1t Matrons of Pomeroy l11a11ter, O ES, meets at the Ma• sonit· Temple with Mrs. Fred Bl11ellna r as hosteu. The Pomeroy WCTU wlll meet ot the FE'd erated Church at 7:30 p. Ill. July 2t The Wildwood Ga rden Club will meet Wednettday al 6:30 p. m. at thr Syracu1e Park for a plcni�. Jn cut of rain the meetin1 wlll be m the baaeme nt or the Forest Run Methodl1t Church. llrlcby, Jvlr 1 Chicken Barbeeu4!1 spentared by the Salem Center Methodh1t Church, 5 to '1 P. M , at the school Price $1 .28. -•·•• July I 150th Anniversary Celebr1tlon, Willcf.11vllle Fireme n. Monday, July 4 Ox Ro.ut, Rutland 11pion1ored by Fire, -Dei'artment. .---------'11te Almanr, - IJ. VlndlcatoN h- 11><­ mauoa N, l'abulolul " UNte1 wofsM U. Cttemony 41. hTat.hod &3. RtllalOUI tNeher (Moham.) 4f. ot' oa4 Umll (poet. ) 45. AmtrlOID • ' a. 11oqu1... -ta IIOWN' 1, klnWlata _lo.......• �la-- l;. l"fJ\WI .. .... ... ""°if. DAIL\' OR��� ;: 11 L O N' 0 .. . Ii Iii 0no· i.tt• o!Mply llaMII f• It'" ¼• II" 1111 thM 1/1, X for lht I� '� �M ••pltll tlM ltnstft u4 fo1'1Ut1on� - dq lllt di No .... a c.n1o- ¥ti•n W t. A l, •e• 1t a •tu a -. t, l ll l 'I ■ II M W B • v • • o ii' . . . .. . · /r, , 'l' P X T P -, ■ M ■ ,■. K . f u� . " · JIM ....l\tll 11• IDEA - • • By . •. ■ . .. A UJlll'l.tl" BI IIIIIIIKl, ihl'l' llf = 1111, � ..... ■i ,a rt «! M!J I - · Organ Mu"'1·c T Feat11re Sunday Reception :!iF"; .:= =;·� - ""'°""""-..!'!!!� :t:' lUO. � w. ., in'� ,ill, ------ MEIGS COUNTY- 4•H NEWS - ---�- - Phin F11rewell Party To T11ur Nursery Wherever You Live - Th e Rutland Gorden Club wi l l go on a tour or <;arper's Nursery end .,ill study tre es in lh e Alhe ns Stale H,,spital grou nd8 this "Mon· day. Members are asked to meet at 10 11,. m. at the home of the prcsi• deftt, Mn. Robe rt Canaday . and tu bring a picn ic lunch as the gro,1p will en joy their noon meal togelh• er. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henry of M iddleport are -announcing the birth of their second child, a daue;hter, Reda Jo, on May 29 at the Mason Clinic, weighing nine pounds and six ounces. The H e nrys have a son Allen Earl, 2� . ., , Griinparents are Mr. and Mr1, Earl E. Henry, Mason, and Mr. and M rs. Allen Mullins, Belle. ■ M DAILY SENTINEL I I •·Ufth .!.! .. ff": ,a, . . AVERY NELSON I a..., f I m, Poultry Profits Not Easy, Say Panelists Friday --- - ---- Opportunities ror poultry pro. duction in Ohio look good, but turning these opportuniti es into profits isn". going to be ea11y. That ii combined opinion of a feed co mpany o fficial, a banker, a poultryman. and a financing age ncy repreaenLa tive who spoke al a Poultry Servi n's school in Columbus on Fri Ju::ie 17. °� I ��f" :J:1 �: i��� I I I HOUSE PAINT $4.39 gal. Middleport Feed Mill _ __ __ __ I ·-· _ . as u1 01ner fields on the farm. However, we have ,xperienced tho broiler growin g prorram and have se<> n ll come and almost go. It makeH us wonder about the et:I p rogram. Production Credit's pre,. ent pntlosop hy is lo stick pretty largely to the oldtim e producen t h at have pro ven themselves able to ride thro u g b the rough timei. The Poultry Serviceman's M!hool held on the Ohio Slate Univenity campu:!, waa sponsored by the uni• v ersity'a poultr)' acience depart,. ment and Agricultural E:s:tension Service. F"-;.� ;;;; -;;.;;;a;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.;..;;;;:,"I The speakers were members of a panel which diseuakrl tl:Je aubject " What are the Future Opportun1ties for Poullry Prod uction in Ohio'!"' They included t'r11.t Schul- j er, Rablon Pur in, Com pany ; • Claude Hummel, a gri<:ultural 1pec- \ ialiat, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland; Burnell Warner, poul"" I Iii.I tryman, Union; a n d Roscoe Studebaker, field "preaenUlive, Pro­ duction Credi t Association, Troy. Followir1 g is a 11um mary of their comments: Schuler - Ohio agriculture, like that throughout the nation, is iD a period of transitio n. Al we watch the family farm go completely out of existence or change to a larger operation. commercial poultry could play an i mportant role iD Ohio agriculture . Humme l - To meet competition from other produci ng areu, it is of key importance t o develop m,ir­ ket (.'IUtle ts for a g i ve n volume of a specified quality o f praduct. Mar­ ket outlets of this nature frequent­ IIJLL - r- - ao\ ly are arranged throug h exl.11Ung or O-DO-n - COlffllOL ganizations or firms . .. Warner - Ohio has an abund· .... tt.. . ..... /� ..n,._ ...,. , ,_. ,..._ , a..t: nu ....., 1111 ance of poultry and feed and good � .....,._ Y..... n I .. .. , marketin g organizat ions and pro­ cessing pla nts. It is close to the big northeastern markets. With the exception of perhaps the new Eng land pouJtry man. the Ohio poultryman is 11 well experienc­ ed in poultry husbandry as those any w here in the c ountry. Phone WJ.11-3641 Stud ebaker - Production Credit POMEROY, OHIO feels that there should be as good !. an apportunity in poultry raising SHERWIN WILLIAMS pA f"IIIII TS G,nerol Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets TERMITES I ._,. .. ,,a--. ... RACI N E PLANING Mill --- Now I know w_h-r_ Ml/lTI-IIA/ltll ts-cylinder power me•n• I ..... .-H-, I I Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. Provlco Mlllln1 and Feed Co. at Minenville bu completed the •tallation of a new set of � Kal'6 and are now equipped lo ot:. ler wei&hin1 aerviee. They allo r. cently added a bulk feed dellH� trud; makin1 bulk feed 1efflet nvalh1ble lo customera beln1 ..,,, iced by Provlco In thil are1. i.alei:I Heavy milk p roductio n mewru &ood supplle1 of ice cream, cottage cheese , .and other ltema. Look for store .. s pecials" o n fryers 111 the weeks ahe ad. CONDIMN UKRAINIAN Meat - Weeken d "m e ilt s�· WARSAW (UPI) - Jon Srpoa c1aJs·• are fe1tum g meals to cook o utdoor.. Forequarter beef cuta tak. a former leader of the Soviet; will undoubtedly have Lhe lower Ukrai n ian Nati onal Anny, WU se ntenced to death Friday. pn ce tag.Ii ill l h 15 time o f yeair. Szpontak and hia bat.alUon kill­ ed l .OC"J persona during •nd alter the w.ar. attacked polJce atattom, Comm11 n i1t Party memben. and P?li.sh ar1d . Soviet �. an 1D­ d1<'tment S4Ud. I I------I S, j I C:.11 u• for •· 'tijl _■ , � d ' Get 1111100th, em.ten� econom­ ical 6-cyllnder powe, for ..,,,. heavy and liaht ,1obo. On -h Job:, use lulfthrottle for ma,c. imum power ud economy On fight Job:, ohtft up, �Ille down for maxb:num eflicle ncy T h a t '• w h a t w e m u n Farma.!l 560 MULTI-RANGE p o wer , for S-p low &-r ow fuming ., ils best. ' bY Call Or Come In Today! � Meigs Equ ipm ent Co., Inc. '"Where Quality ls Paramount" PHONE WY-Z.Z 17a Pomeroy, Obla Comer Buttemul and S-nd I ! By Hatlo i I I· Pf: ! ' S U PER SERVICE STATION I 1 PHONE WY-2-9932 - POMEROY "ON THE BEAUTIFUL OHIO RIVER" I I '!: k!1Y Ful ton.Th om pson Tracto r · s,-les POMEROY '1 ' Suga r Run. Flou r Mills - PHONE WY•Z.5 101 ! • --· -------·---• ' · •..i 1 · --·· ---• -----:------'.--PHONE 1 , ._., • cur THIS FREE COUPON This Coupon Good For ''SI GN OF QU ALI TY'' lllllbel'l)' A•,- WY 2-2115 Pomeroy, Ohio . .. ..... --- ------.-. YOUR TOP VALUE STAMP STATION! I For farmers who want quality hay baling a t a n econo­ mical price, FULTON THOMPSON has the all-new Hay• liner 67. This is the baler with New Holland,F'low•Action ieeding, field-proven aotlen and 56-lneh pickup that tnakes it easy for fat·mers to follow windrows. The low price of the Hay liner 67 was accomplished by New Hol­ land through subtracting a few of the baler "extras" some operators demand. �- I I I 'I'-, ■ I I GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CONCRETE "'";'I· -_.., Time Delivered Anywhere PLAN N I NG A PATIO? For Middleport Bmul wa• s;.,;. I I TO CLOS MILLI CffiCAGO (UPI) - 1n1and Steel Co. will c l ose most of Its mills a n d lay o U 17,000 of It■ 20,000 employes over the July 4th week­ e nd becaus e o( "slug.g,Ish ste el de­ mandi," an Inland offlci.a.l said Friday. '"°' I I I Birth Is Announced By Middleport Couple MUST SELL GOLD VTENN A UPI - All Romani­ Major11ttes Named a ns who own foreign exchange or gola must sell it t o the Comm u­ Eqene Sears, band direct or or nist regim e , a Romanian radio Middleport High School, has an­ br'oadcast safd Thursday night. nounced the new majorettes fOr the marehlns band. Named Friday were Neda Bradford an d Beverly Cundiff. They wltl join Cinda Mor­ D!;VO'l'P TO INTERES'n ris, Colleen Wilson and Beverly OF illCIGS-MASON AREA Perrin. IUc111r\,, Owen, Pulllhher Marilyn Swan and Karen Gregg · Pl&bllllled ...., .,,_ ., were named as flagbearen. llunclaJ bJ Tbe tlhlo Vall� Mr. seart alto announced that band practice will start on Aug. 1. hbll■l&1lil Compan7 It \10 1'o ..banJo SI., PO!!!Ol'OY, Ohio. chairman that the picn ic of the B. u• oftJee phone WY2-Z15G, Id.Ito, II. S1nbom Mls■lonary So<lety will lo! o.fflce obone WY�'7be held July II. l&l!Nd u oeeona . cJoBI moll� Rev. Dona.Id Boone, pastor, vilit- •"" al tAie polti otdca a& Poll ed the mNtina to aequaint him- -,, Ohio. National ■4v�c NDl'•nte ael f with the memben. He was aclv•: Jottln•t.•�baJL t,c. 811 coinpanlad by Owen Bratton. tn dlargt #1� Av,... Nie York C1l7, 11n. Allen Huahes of the proer1m and uatd lbt th�m• lftlP Y'"' Sublcri1,t1on ratea: 1)eltveNfll hi ...V.klnt Baptilt Hilton." Followln& Ibo meetlnl a d...ilrt wrtor ,rhen av.U.blo. IO ..., counie wa■ served io thole men• Nr well:: ane Jffl \n ■dv-,nee • tlOMd above •!Id lltl. !llbel Wine- !'he DIIJtlo ._tlilel olflee, etll.� l>ro,tnµ, lfrn;. 0�, lfto. Blanche dJ< -.Iha, flM: � IIIOC:"'4 _ JlaptoMt.J!, Mr,. �ald AntbOllY, 11.80. 1, mo� !'9�&1 where �val ant Kr■. etlftord 1111'•1, � Paul dolt : one mo,uh, •L 81 Smart. Mn,. Fl'...,.. 11,uh, and '"'1. l!I; ndx ,aoa!D, M,25, 11>1 • � 12 .IO �..._ 11 :Mra. Max Orndorff. I I Convenience Of •=.i;i,,:Mft ,r ill la ,t )!a, .._!.!J!.f -· o4 ,.. .. � " ..... ..m at r3 ' .... ...... m I ·o·l}llm ly Mn. Alph■ lerr The boy'a 4-H Club will have a fish supper at the church yard Saturday eveni.ng 5-8. Miss Shirley Colburn o( Athens vis,ited Kay Rarr Su nday. Miss Erica Special or Pomeroy and friend taller on Kay Barr Sunday afterno<m. Larry Fetty w�s injured in a bicycle accident Monday ev ening. Alpha Barr was called back to his employment with the C. & 0. railroad at Walbridge Sunday. The boy's 4-H Club met at the home of Larry Barr Tuesday eve­ ning. Pla ns were completed (or a fish fry. Refreshment, we re serv­ ed by Mre. A. Barr. Next meeUng will be July S at �rry _ M on tgo·m ery'e home. Mi811 Virgin ia Barr waa the Sunday n!•bt dinner guest 01 M rs Alpha Barr. Mr. ar,d Mrs. Willard Reeves and family are visiting her pJr­ ents Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Kenneily. Mn. Reeves called on Mrs. Alpha Barr Tuesday. Bruce McGill suffered a broken leg in an auto atcident Wcdnes­ day evening. • , Lena Knapp is on the sick list. Dorcas Circle Meets Tuesday At Hood Home I e-. _..,, t' La ngsvil le . News Of The Week Layette Shower Held Thursday For Mrs. Smith . pd tllo lotklaton. Thal 11 ---· iJw .. tu � lfflll da, Gil i-. ,W. illlk IN ! ""' 01 · u,. Gnat Laho eru loe Penon■ attondln, the �pUon . � 111 beaellctal lo tho 1u111, In to be held Sunday at Huth llelho­ IIOlt 11 t.llt. TM ma.ai Ill 1Ht11Jl'lii Ill 111;\r '"'111 ol 1111 1t1t ola • dl ft Chur<h In KlddleDOrt lor Re•. . . will ••vo pre- and Mn, Raymon Konuilht and 11"1 ...... and in• ,on, David, ,rtll ablo havo the op, 1111ft Ill Kato . ..•. -. · 111&11ffl whlcl may port unlly lo hear. !In. ldwanl R . hllw --· -11111 Olllo OIDel'II A• John1on, the former Ann Scroath . TIie llai IN 11..w,, J� 1 In an Informal rrosr•m •o! ot1an 11111 o m - Johnt0n & til• clauahlet of · "-� 1 ouT� �� �ii :..II_ 7!Ila .,,. � ;u,d on all l\dot--0! 111'1rt., Pnd!lflct ._ ,.� r 1' I an d ..11D luw1 a� Va., la . po k 'nlOY'U t. ta e the 11e\ln0dlll llinee bl 1-. 1M IOl■ r ... · tlntlr Joli tn the chlktlnood , Shi �n vllite.l In �la llat11 af NIii . · "'"""" _,... . � lllddlepolt with ber panclparents, � G }1l!il. Mn. Cllllord Er,rjG and 11!. llirW win DOW. decoued, lllllW lall ' · ' Mto. Johnoon and her hutband �r F. II I... _ ClioOlllcey 18'1 am.,11 <lau,rllter, .,. pruently ,�;aLJr: . W UYln, Ii, tilt Erjrin llomo on South � · ., · lili Third Av..uo. Kr- . lobnoon II em1!11:nk •' 11N. · · · . . , 1; t• � Uijj • ' �. Mr1. ployed II muale inatNetor in the ,Jill",:, • J ,i..o, Eck- Southern 1-1 School& 1111_ ,t ' Tbe nctptlot& wUl bo htkl h'om ·, Mrs. t!!111if�1Wffe"l!I ._ Gillloatl llddle, I IO � p. m., ln 'the. - toollll! ■I t lliiiliil \'. . li'Mlitaliiliii Robert GltllfllY Plc);ell. Danny the cliurcb wltln Jlto, lohn Kotchka KONa. Jlmeo Hehmlll, R... Gto� H . and Mn. nm• CrlPell In -■ne, ... 8'ltt■h tnlolt,y: A i\M.01 lor IMt &tr ,,..... l<ult oaUI, "Tall I llhriini, � GIHft Munl■, llrs. - l!larl llnlclil. w,,!ll4fl,I of •• ■\'• ll'to. � WJCS. wUl IIV• • _.-, IINI that 10 Ille Ma-lb• ..U.. 'l'bo- .C; 17 p·,qf J ,'1, � "· . � -��-,__... ....,.!. �\ , lib,i SodelL -•-�•"·"" ., • · 'l\t -.llll ewltJu ud lltti rndluuo 1- A CAPITOL [ American Telepho�e Bill Would · Feed Korean Fanuly for Month with one parent usually the ly GAY PAULEY / mother living. UPI WomM111 ldltor "There are plenty still ID need.'' N EW YORK UPI - Elihl dotlars a month w ill just about COl.'er he said, "and if we had the fos­ lhe telephone bill-if you don't ter parents, we co uld easily dou­ talk too much. The same amount ble that number.'' A man who practices what he ort en me ans the differen ce be· twe en starvation or subsistence preaches, Sag_e has adopted t wo orphaned boys, wh om he found in for a family in Korea. Or, 111 R obert W . Sage of Seo ul 1953 when he and an assistant, puts it, "Eight dollars w lll bu y an driving throu2:h a villae;e in south east Korea stopped to fix a flat awful lot of rice.'' The sum represents the cash lire. Sage said one of the elde r resl­ contribution made each month by J. SMrm.n Porter h 1b or other dents asked U they c ould help c school, Individual un s.n.tor, 7-1 D i,trlcl organization to a needy child eet the children l nt o an orphan. W hr n you reatl this, yu u r sl11lr thr o ugh the Foster Pare nts' Plan ai:e abo ut 25 miles s.way. The al­ sc n a1ur and his wife will be FPP. '"Pare nt.B" contribute in ternative: Probable de.tth fr om aboard the S. S. South Amt'rican all $180 each )'ear, th e rest toi ng fre ezlng In the winter ahead, bt· lll:I .i:ucsts. along with ma ny ot her !or clothing, food package .!!, med- cause the village rs all were too members of the ltl3 rd Ohio t. c n . ical and social services, and in poor Lo take the two in. Encavrtaes Wrltlne eral IUi;c m b ly, of the Clneland the case of Korea where grade "We packed Lhe kid• in the school Is compul•ol")', for textChamber of Co m,ncrce. · ·1 � · car," he said, "and started out. books. . . The Lig slup l e rt Clcvclu n d at FPP is a non•Proflt orga n liatlon On the w ay to the orphanage, I 3_ p. m. Monday a nd w as dul' to ar• helping 18,000 ch\ldren in Bel• ju8t made up my mind J'd kee p nve l n late•morn,ng Wed ncsd_ay 1iium, France, Wc1il t Germany, th em." (Jun e 22) al St_ur"con Bay, W1� .. Greec e. Hong" Kong, Italy, Viet"In America," he smiled, "We'd w h ere th e Leg1dators and lhe 1 r Nam, and Korea. call that kidnapping. In a war1 spouse, were to st a.y 5 h hours. ravaged country� It's charity." Sage, a ha,�ds o me 48-year-old Next st_op was that nijht at E.11ra 11 . the two-Han Duck Yun . Today, iilJu , M ic h., !or another threu-hour bachelor, set up the branchea ln no w 12, and Park Kong Bae, 14Pus an and Se oul in 1953, im me­ !lay. diately after the K orean cease live with hlm and the FPP staff in a compound In Seoul and atThursday morning, that's June fire. tend middle school, comparable to 23, th e S. S. South Amerkan Wa8 Adopted Two loys our junior high . due at Mackinae Island, about Th e director, in the U n ited FPP enc ourag es the children it whlch yo u may have read in the States for hi1 first v,cation . ln Saturday Evenin1: Post I n early lieven yeara, aaid that FPP is helps to write "intereatlng let­ June, and whert> , hy the wuy, the taking care of 4,500 Korean chil­ ters'' each month to foster pa­ Council of Stal e G over n ments will dren, so me orphaned and aome re nt,. CopiH of several on file at headquarters ahow even amall hold a meeting In late July. As a chi ldren are aware of rece nt member of Ohio'11 Commi ssion on ev ents in Lhe Far East. inter-11tal e 1..-o•o perati o n, your alah! Lee Jae Kuk wrote hi1 foater senator wlll be back at Mackinac parent ln A merica that "l read Island in a littl e over a month that President lkf' will visit Ko­ from now. rea. We will welcome bim boneat­ On this Great Lnkes cruise the Mrs. Richard Hovatttt entertain- ly, " 1t1y at Mackinac ls!llnd will be ed with a layette sho\W8t for Mrs. fi>ur houn . Th,re'll be a two-hour Charl es F. Smith at hbl' home on •top0ver at Detroit during thf'I Race Stre Thuradjlf even ing. et noon hour June 23, and then we GHU for the honored euest were lttt back to Cleveland al 8 :SO p , pliced in a batbinette covered m. Friday, ,fune 24. Our preeen t with white and decorated wJth blue plans ('Ill! for u1 to spend lho lllght and plnk bootiel. at Columbu11 and a:et bark lo Galli• Games we re played dUrl n1 the polls Saturday afternoo n , Jur•e 2tS, evenln; wlth prizes beln won by The Dorca1 Circle of the Mid· a port Fint J3apUst Church met dle Tht1 Cleveland Chamber of Com- Miss Maida Rou■h and llrs. Cha r evening at the homa of Tueaday Winebnnner. lea m el'(!e pub on this Great Lakes Hood with tho chairMIilon Arter Jrfl'a. Smith had QDened her Mrs. oru1" every even-num bered yenr, owen, conductRichard Mrt. m,n, nta and of •P�ach I'm told, for men and women who ,ms, retreahme the meetin;. in a boottet areen cake with decorated a re likely to be serving in the The devotions .were prnented by Ohio General Aa111e mbly the next were aervad to Mrs. Earl Smith, J. 8. HIYH who ..... ■ortp, Mn. Brad­ \V, Kn. year. That would Include �ndl• Mn. Gall Miller, John 4 from ture Dale llil, Mn. Haddox. ford, Ellie datea for 111 aeatl in both S¥\ate Out1n1 tht b01ineA ■HIIDI the and Houae of Represen lall YH Goodnlaht, Mrs. EUllbetti: Routh, 11roup remembered their •P•<lal whlelt ue up that fall. as well H Min. Karl Kloes. Jin, WJnibNn­ tntere1t home mlulonary 'otitll a honored the and Jtoulll Miu , ner for the holdover aenaton who are and 1111, The study boob cant 11uest. Sendtn& • 1lfl but unable lo not c1ndlda1... were taken by the members to attend w•s )In. Gttn• coleman. read and lt Wat announced by the 4'-"I la lhlp, the Clevolond o1 Commom h¥ ached• • .i.a I lll'lw of eonltnnctl and ,_.,. 1or t11e � of excba n g, 1::{�: O I "Aller all. Jimmy st,wa,·t, H e nry Fonda and JO&e Ferrer · hav e A farewell party for Mr. a111l pla�ed wester n characters and Mrs. Howard Seldenabel and son s, they graduated from Princeton. Terr;y and J oh n is being planned It didn't hurt their care era a bit by the member� of the Pomeroy "Jack LemrnQn graduated from Baptist Church for Sunday eve­ Ha.rvard, and n obody would sus- ning al 7 : 45. The Seidenabe l fam­ peet i�." ily have be e n in Tucson, Ari;rona, Orllllinalb Roger& had plann ed f or almo�t a ye ar and w ill re turn lo e,o on to Harvard law M: h oo l next week to make their perman• arter he was graduated fro m e nt home there . Princeton as a �istory major . . But Mr. a n d Mrs. Se ide �1i1 bel were the r_u;a:ed,l ookmg bl o nd decided active in the younb adu,l class prachcmg before the bar would I and alone with their son Terry not be as much tu n as barroom wer ' e mem bers of the church. bro1wls before TV cam eras. Didn't Hold Kick1 "La'-" didn't hold any kicks foJ I llllullior IT. Cobine JnoDktJ II. 'l'llrl<lall ' ,. M M rs . . Prayer mg: Mrs. I �.,·, 1 Lookme ahead on the food mar­ keU----- Vegetables - Look for a good 1elecuon of lettuce. Local grown leaf lettuce iJ abundant and a1 tr.act1vely priced Head leltuce qu,1!11y haa i mproved. Romain,, Bibb and Boston or Bu\l.erhead may also be c ho1ce11, Cabbage 11up­ plies are mcreaJi1 n g and pri ces .are lower . Sweet corn aupplies are liberal. an d it'1 priced accordingly. l''ruus - This 1s about the lilst <"all for stra wberries. Cantalo upe are at their peak from Arizona, show good quality, and prices are low for this early i n the season. Watermelon supplies continue to 1ncrrase There are more pe;u:hcJ from Georgia, South Carolina, an:t California . Blueberries havt: made their appearanc e. By C. E. BLAKES L EE , lribution of pnxtucts lhrough the coun ty A911r1 t, Agric ullure marketi n g l' h an nel to the cttnsuin . l< u u r areo boy� rel' e ived a liberal er. edur al10 1_1 1n the marketm g pro• \ In studying milk marketin g the CCSli durin g tt1e pllst week al Lhe boys visited th e Borden 's M ilk 4: 11 Club .m,1 rkctmg Tour held m pla n t and Jee Cream Pla n t. Th e Columbus for outstu ndiul{ club big l:haracteri1Slir of milk market­ mt· mbcrs ttf Southeastern Ohio. ing is this is a pcri15hable product TheS<! four boys were Charles which must be handled in large Lee and Robert Hamm of Meigs quan tity and d elivered t o consum• County a nd Larry Conrath and ers rapidly. As an exampl e of o n e Dun Hawk of Athens County. The form of change or product the boys , �y s were acro1tlJ.ta n ied by Exte n• -.aw a m achine operated by five s10n Agc-nts Don Davis and C. E. 1 peopl e wh ich was capabl e of pro• l:llakrslee. ducin g 100 doz.en ice cream bars The tour cmphasiz.ed many 6if• per hour for 16 hours per day. Similar machin es produce many h·r,:nt proccss(�s anti channel� th a t .)lher forms of ice cream a nd oth­ Dairy. Poultry a nd Eggs -Dor1 · t rarm products follow in order to er co nsumer items such as po p• forget this 1s June Dairy Month. b.'.! pb.:I!<.! on the tables of the con• sicle s. !.hny dairy ilems are being specsumers of th•.! United Stales. 'I he boy!l w ere housed i n pull. Milk pricing• is also dHfere nt Hoff n er, re port er. man cars through the courtesy o f fro m many other prod uds due lo • • • l h c Railroad Communit y- Commit­ lhe fact milk is pric ed lo the pro-'-"''"".,...._,,... Plans ror the participati o n in tee o f the Columbus area. This ducer on a monlh1Y basis ra ther "'Last week's mystery farm was that of Wall ace Damewood on the Bashan-Locu&t Grove the Meigs County .fair w�re was 11. ne w expe rience for most o f th an upon ,deli..,ery. road, a 2.15 acre operation devoted to dairy an d genera dl' w�en the R•eme , Jun 'b0' ma l fanning. them. . Previous owner of th e farm Trar:Mlportation ia also a very im. . . o l y Ne1g h bon CI u h me a , 1 e J In studying the marketi n g pro­ portant item in ma rketlng. The was J . W . Damewoo d . Mr. and M rs. Damewo od w�re mar :.1� In 1937 and ha v:e fou r ch t l - I Racin e Grade School. Harri,t cess th e boys re alized that market­ boys had the opportunity to cl os ely d ren , Y vonne , Ka reen , Mary Lee and Johnny. Their address IS Long Bottom, O h i o. Neigler a nd Rose Grinstaff were ing does t wo lhi n gs - it moves c. D i oco r e . Carol W ilcoxe n, re�: :�� g P■ 111, Lynn products from producer to con• as v rt � c ;::� : ��:1:�� 0 sumer J1 11d re turns mon ey through �:t:°�� 0 0 source of transportation pow er. '.\-lrs. Kate Hou:;h and Mrs. Marie / marketing cha n nels to prod u cers. The diesel lo como tive , costing Nola Jane Myers and Patty . .. . Mn. Jessie Cottrill and Mn. Ann hng was given by M 11ry Thomp- 1 l'u r n� r, advisor s of lht> Sa l ti m Ce n- , Dorgt demo nstrated lht maki ng of Ma ny people and groups are in- around $4..000,000 each, pro vides Suvage, advisors of the Sr. Syra- so n . Becky Neas e and Na ncy T:t· o ' t er Girl s 4- H Clu h . held a meeti ng gold e n glow salad at a meeting volved in this process. much better service at l ower c ost Throug hout the three day to ur that former power services. Rail- cuse J olly Stitchers, held a mee t- e x p_lain ed bow they_ were making o.n June 6 at the horn, of _ _Mari e of th e Rivervie w f.ff Club held it was pointed out that mark eting roads estimate the cost of tTans- ing at th e school house, June 1 1 . th e ir aprons. Sa n?w 1 ches prepar�d � urner. A l_l mem bers pa rt 1 c1pat�d al the home of Melanie and Linda involves conce ntration. w hich is porting one ton is slightly under The project lessons on sewing and by Sa n dra He ndricks and Sedn: n 1a 111 the proJcct 1 �sso11 . . ':'o w to Tie Brown . The project leS50n dwin& . Debbie Tur� er the meeting with Margaret Brown th e bri n gi n g tog e th er or assembl­ one cent per ton per mile. one o f cooking wer e demonstrated by Spe n cer d�r!1 o rnstr_a ted th� P�?Ject a Square Knot. on "Making lesson on ,Sand w1 r h Makmg. ing of products, equalizatio n which the disadvantag es of the railroad Nancy Ei r. hinger, , g a ve a dcmo nsl �al l on o n matclu ng and Pau l ine Myers in charge . was I 9119y involv es grading, proc essing, stor­ is lack o f flexibility avail tl ble Darts" and Sue Buckley "Making -P Fol rnw <"olors of matene.ls to type of per- 011 shortcake and lllllads Nol.a son Reports o n the 4-H Officers Jane Myers .a nd Cathy Andrew ing and oth e- activiti es t h at deve l­ through the use o f trucks, but ad - Hot Sandwiches." __ -Nancy Eichinger LN w n op uniformity and gives the ra Nola Jane My c justments are being made in this and Cathy J a nd Ad v iso rs C_o nferenc! � ere giv- \ gave report-II on health and safety produet c haracteristics making fo r by the "piggy back" 5ystem of Andrew gave reports on " l le allh e n by P a m. Wilson. D i xie Roush · Sue A n n Myera, reporter. The mee ting at Canters' Cave a n d Safety'' at the Jun e 10 m ee t- and Juanu1.i t a Tackett. easier handling a n d more satisfac­ loading trail ers on flat cars for ., • • • • --Ju:anui■ta Tack ett was reported on by Mrs. G. R. ing of the Rivervie w 4·H Club held tio n to the ronsum er, and disp er• l ong distance hauls. Anita Colli ns, Na ncy Skin ner sio n which includes th e final disRailroads, like everyone e lse. Thompson, advisor of the 4-H Gar- at the home of Melanie and Linda a nd Mary McAfee reported on the Project OOoks w ere distributed annual o ffice rs and advisors con • a re also bothered by taxes. It was deners .. at a meeting June ,10th at Bro wn. Club members. havi n g compointed out by one co mpany that her home. A dem onalrahon on pleted their food projects, were when the Al£red Mixed Clovers fe rcnce w he n the Rock Spring, their tax in 1958 wa s s lightlv . bet- "Transplanting Dwarf Zinnia Seed• g iv�n i nstr�ction on starting _their , met at lhe Al fred Chur�h. Mem- B11.5y Bees Club met at the h ome te r than do uble t h e amou nt 10 consumed showed how efficient se w ing proiect by the advisors. hers rl'ported on the office rs and of the adv1·sor. Belly Erwt'n and years earlier. ENJOY THE th ese animals are in converting 1-1rs . . Margaret Brown and Mrs. advi s_o rs confere nce duri n g t�e I Lottie Leonard were in eharge rneetmg. M rs. Sarah Caldwell 1s of !he mee ting with the project LIVESTOCK STUDIED feed into food. So me pig families Pauline Myers. The C. & 0. Railroad Yards were are ab)e to convert as little as -Su• Ann Myen ,id visor. Linda Henderson, report- lesso n bein1i "Using .a Pattern." er. visited, givil1g the boys in- three pou nds of feed into o ne .Miss McAfee gave dem ons:traI li on on parliament • f ormalion on h ow train crews are • Demonstrations on "Putting A ary procedures. pou nd of food. • • • · schedul ed, meth ods or protectio n, Karr n M cKay � ave a demon• Ja net Arnold, reporter. The final l:ltop in ·the marke ling Pucket In A Dress ·-··Makin 1i A ' commu nication, safety, as we l l a s pr gram was Dust Milt' .. Makin Flower g A o obllerved in the visit s! rJ11ion 011 se w i n g and Iris Mc• I • • • the actual s.witching o peration in to lh e Kroger Warehouse and a G arde11' • were given h ;y Marilyn Kay a demonstration on ma ki ng I The Five Poi n t Star Slitchers ,ind a rs Sh a concen�rat1on yard. . co nt inued sewing project• Thoma Nancy Thoma :s when new super market. Here the final peanul bult er cookies w he n th e I Th• hvestock Industry wu d u- 1 di� persi on of food produ lhe C o- 1 they met June 14 at the home of C , and Homemakers cts takes on 1 I ol la11d al a mec-tm_q of m e t t 8 ditd In the Producer■ livestock pJace and th e products are plac ed lumb 1 a Make l l 4 H club. Th� J u ne , the McKay home with Bet�y Belly Mac R oss. Mrs. Dorothy Company attd th• C � iumbu■ Un• 011 e or sh olum yas held a t the - Carlelon pres i di n g Dixie Circle Karr, advisor, gave demonstra• 9L h mcclm .l!. t: elf for t1ale to the th st e ion Stockyard, as .. 11 as the ultlmale consumer. It was poin ted bia School w1Ll1 Mrs M a ry Jord aa n \ ga" the reports Carla Morns, re· ' lions on sew ing techniques. Betc SwHt P'■cklng Plant. s out that m ercha nd asmg de pe nd s on 1 advisor, m charg e t y Ross, reporter. w porter. po inted out th■t compeh!1t .1on !1 n , -Sha ron Cox I supplies availa ble and consumer • • • • • • • • li vHt�k 1.td any other m■rkat- wants. - . . Demonstration on free:i:ing were A demonstration on making ,tIng fteld help■ set • true v■lu■ Farmers have made ma ny decis. . Mrs .. 8 et1y E rwm and �t rs. � aprons were presented by Pat1y given by �ally K n owles when the on tN pro�ud. ions on products In the pasl, which lie Lconard were a dviso� m Gaul at a m eeti n g of the Ches- Alfred Mixed Clovers Club met At the Swift pl a nt the boys were I were so near alike that cve ryon e ch a rge of the _ .lu ne 9th mcel1 ng of l t- r Sew a n d So Club held at the , al th e Alfred Church with Mra. a.bl& t o �c.e some ?f the actual dld th e s am e thing. An example or the . Rock Springs Bu�y 1.�ce�.. The school. Cleo Sm ith. Marie }(ob- Sa rah Caldwe ll, advisor, in charge . slaughteri n g operat ion s a nd_ w hy this is w he n ev er the re is an inpro1 ect .� csso u was on U s in g A k n t z and Marjorie Hoffman aP.e• ) l;i.er l�h ful fo?ds were named by ho�s a nd cattle of desirable crease i n the setting of bro iler Patte rn . �� ary M c- A f c� dc m on- 1 adult leaders. Ali ce S mit h report• 'rli� mbers. Lmda Henderson , rewe ights arc belter for both the eg i,:s. Whe n retailers see that ap- stratcd Parltamc u tary I ro c ed_ u re s er. • Heats Instantly l porter. �rodue�r and co_nsumer than hca v- pearing 011 reports they k now i n a nd re�orts or th e 4·11 Offlc<·_rs • . • • • • • • • More Convenient �er or lighter a �1mals. Actual grad- about 9 t o 12 weeks lhf'!rc will be a nd Adv1�ors Co�le renct wer� g 1 ,•• I Mem b s worked Anita Houdashell dmonstrated 0 11 er sewing I 1ng demons�ahons were o bserved a large volum e o f bro i lers to be en by Am t_a Col l ms, Nanry Skinn er . projcds when the Five Point ,.1 safety in water when the 4-H e cteaner on both swtn e and be ef c11ttle a t ' sold. llnd :\\ary McAfce. St a r Stit(' hers met at t h. e home Clovers met at the h o me of Miss --Janet Arnold i the t w o ya_rds. 0udash elt on June 14. Sharryl Accordlng to statements made . of th e Mieha el twins. Betty Ma e 1; • Storm-Proof T�e Swin e Evaluation _Center, y store oflicial!I, the 11verage cus Spencer, reporter. . . , ,, . . ... , ... Ross j:!ave the reporls. \ Mrs. Doroh �oJecl:; ca�1cd !ln as a part of Ohio State tomer purchases $5. J l worth or D1scuss1n:1 1 ofFor More Details Ph. or Write . Fair I l h�' Karr is adult leader. Belly . .. • .. • Umver 111ty, 8howed . th e boyli how proccrie s and the average cost o r was t he- main to r 1r of busmess. 11 1 Puttmg m a tipper and placeltose, reporter. Mac �anner_11 are me as�nng th� produc- a pound of groceri e s is 22c. the June 8 n:i C'cl 1 n g or the R acme m e n! of co vers on a bed were • ., • . • e t Ne ighbors held a l mg ab1hty of their breeding stock Jr. Jolly th e demonstration subjects by , b-h . ,.,. � An interestin sid e li• h l on ha • ry Tho m pson · g demons1 ra 1ed hoo I . Ad,·1so, · · t 1 a g:1'II and bo ar 1 bits of consumers was pointed out Ha c l· nc G radc S�.. th ro ue •h _con151gmne ·,. ' m · and O I eva _Smith al Hemlock Grove, 0. . , the makin g of pot holde rs at a . La ura .pnee fro.m a litter to this station. Actual where , in one group or stores, the cha rge were M iss_ Har�1et Nc11,;lc r , Phone WY-2-8794 meeting of th e Pomeroy 4_H Gard· a _m eehng of the Columbia Make-It we1ghl8 of the animals a nd feed o pportunity was made to exchange and Mrs . Rose G rindsta f f. , nc rs held at the h om t' of Mrs. I G i rls 4- �-I Club held June 115 at the �-�- Carol Wi lcoxen c · a cou))Qn for 25 TV stamps or 25c G. R. Thompson. Louella Thom p. ' Columbia School_ The P�ject Jesin coin. Consumers pick ed the TV ! son reported on se wi ng baskets. so n was on . se wi�g with Mary Home ma_ kers met <m Pegg:y Folmc-r, rcportei. Jordan, advisor, m charge. Shar• The U. & C. stamps six times as often as th e on Cox, reporter. J�ne 7 at the . h ome or Karen and ., ., • , actual c ush money. ! The ne w store visited had an Ins M� K_ay, � 1 t h h'd rs. B �tty ca;f1" I Finishing of th r •first articl e . area of around 16,000 square feet. 1? n , , a ;•sor 1� c/rge. was the project lesson wh en the , BUILD IT WITH ARMSTRONG w 1� : This is a small neighborhood type Ka;y s ! rn,o ns .�a �; o � / Key t o Be U cr Livi nil 4-H Club I r 0 e t OUTSI O e d 8 DE WHITE . P • met ut the hom e of Ruth store , but represe nts an invest. I �se A 1 at cm R eed. � d;��n w i nf A �� J _lesson ect m enl of around $250,000, includin g e Roberta Bing a nd Ruth Reed / .. � in g e:� u I ' la nd, building , equipment and in- straton on g a ve demonstrations o n overcast. , Coo. ies: • was gi.,en bY ris M c�ay. I i ng and pini n a nd filling a patWe Mix Concrete To Your Own Specifications, ventory. I g 1 ln the summar;y Harold Temple- � ix •• C��c le. g��e �:�� tern. Betty S u e Clerk, reporter. i Deliver II Right To Your Job When Needed n ton, viee president of the Kroger �· l 1 0 rr u:c rs an S■h Pell•t1 for Water ¥ff1nen • • • • Saves Money - Time - Waste Compa�y.- poi nted out that many of ence . a ton cond ud ed Susie ec d a � i! -Carla Morr the thmgs he learned as a farm mon8tral1on on proper handli ng agriculture of boy and a st1:1dent. or a knif e w hen the Pomeroy fknd t I were the basic prmciples of the Eac h club mc m b r of th e Merry ers Ju n ior 4•H Club "We Do l)Jstom GrindJnc:'' m et at the nstra club gave a demo · d Lassi es 4-H No. 2nd St. grocery busineu. He a Iso pomte home Phono WY 2of Blakeslee, adMrs. C. E. " 1 Page St. Phone WY,Z.S284 Middleport , out that any boy or girl who hag Uon on Ho� lo Mo"..ieJ" at the visor. MIDDLIPO RT Th e project l esson w as on 1 H �n:: ��lls: the· ability to do, i ncluding the will Ju ne_ 7 meeti_n g. :rsscrambled eggs and rolls. Peggy et e o arge to get an education will alway■ advisor, was m c at the home of Kandy Grueser. nd a job . The opportunities are inc fi I -Rueff• Wells I ,· tremendous. lhe of ' Through th• courtesy nd ide a1 Cl u·b me t , The PortlaI sponsorin g groupa these four boys L?uise Bre,,..er Mrs. with 7 June will be able to lnterpret to the 1 m charge.lhe people of their county and the and Mrs. Ebcrsbach ncent��te on . o c was sson e l ct counties in whtlh tlley live and proje . GO?d Pattern to . go work In later years: many of the "Selectmg a ial end correlalinll. J mater important problems n ot o nly of with goo d iakto th Mater and n 1 producers but the distribution sys• patter i E rsb ac � 1 tern and purchase by ultimate con• · jecl selected. Mrs. judg�o� s. k to how ed 1 demonatrat sumers. ! Provico Add• Scam Looking Ahead On The Food Morkets \ LET'S GO SHOPPING Meigs Boys Get Quicli Course I In Modern Marketing Process I I I W d I New In Farmin g BY VERNON SCOTT me" he ex.plained UPI Hollywood Correspondent r "Al l'rln('e!on I belongtd to the HOLLYWOOD UPVl-Weslerns Triangl, f'!ub. Iii dramo group are coming up i11 the world. Nex.l that went on t o ur. My o n ly ohJt'r· seaso n a Princeto n graduate will tiou to it was that I had to pla .v ride shotgu n in .i new shoot . 'e m• a lot of femininP roles. up. ''Believe me, I was the bigges t He's Wayne Ro gers, w ho will 1 ugl iest looking dame that eH'r star i n ··Stagecoach W est" next walked on a stage anywhere. 0t"tober. Most unusual aspecl of " I didn't learn much about J1('I• !his new entry is that the series ing but it w as a lot oi fun Nim does not have II gimmick-no trick I'll be gelling paid for ac ting gu ns, mirrored hats or specia l a n d I won't have to p]a)' any horses. female role s." The hour• l ong horse opera ro n­ C'eros an ex-Confederat e so ldi e r who has turned his talents l o Attend Catholic , push ing a stag ecoach w est , a11 tht! ll,f f ''· eet111g e neBl Y titl e subtly implies. A convention of Catholic WoI n "The Re bel" st ar Nick Adams play s a Conf ederate hero with a men's Clubs was held at. thf3 S t Brooklyn accent. William Bendix Jo hn Yi an ney Seminary . Bloom1ng­ swash e s and buckles i n ''Overland dale, Ohio, Wednesday. The {'O Ii · Trail "' with a Bronx accent . Both \' ention was for all clubs in 1 tw sre aceepted as the real M cCoy · Steube nville Diocese. Atte ndi n g from Pomeroy were Bom In Alabama M . Richard freema n, M rs. Mary rs ? a n But Princeto accent Hmm. " I can talk like a Confederat e " Ku nzelman a n d Mrs. Leland Sis• Wayne 1aid In a fat-back and col• son and Crom M iddle port we re Mrs. Jard green& patois. "I was born in Paul Cascl a nd 'Ltl rs. Francis Biron. Alabama. I · � '"' ' '""' . ·" •""'•"'··•:V First Bapf.ist Church Class Entertained By Mrs. George Skinner Thursday Evening -- Dally Senllne l, Pomero y-Midd leport, 0., June 25, 1960-3 shotgun Guard In New Western Education Most Important Fat·tor Mr. and Mrs. G ordo n Wolfe celebnilcd their birthday • Jo'rlday al thelr home, RaJlroad St.. Mldd h• • port. Mr. Wolle'• hirthday wa 1 Frida)' and Mn. W o lfe's on Wed• 1HHnlu:y, A chicken dinner with all lhe trlmml11&1, tomatoes pleked (ro m their aarden on Tuesd11. y. il'e cream and dt•(•oraled hlrlhday .:ak e were tiervod to Mr. and Mrs. Shirle y Wolre or Bradbury, Jam• es Hai::J.Certy, loral a n d the ho1l11. - --. �t-� -.,. •- ,1. , . , •..,_..,... � t-lli<.,,i ;\f' ♦ � B ! 50 FRE. E � Top Value Stamps I � I ; WITI{ EACH JO GALS. OF GAS PURCHASED AT LANDMARK CLIP THIS FREE COUPON " FEATURlNG I FYR-ZON GASOLIN E a • ' - -- ... fJ!Jlfilll ..... - -- .... _, . .: . 24 Hour Service . 7 Days A Week '. I CLIP THIS FREE COUPON This Coupon Good For ·' I I 50 F REE 1 • I 1 Top V·a lue Stamps I 1 I I wn11 EACH LUBE JOB PURCHASED AT LANDMARK CLIP THIS FREE COUPON I I ,... ... ..... ... ... .- .... .- J Ask For A Credit Card - W.ash Jobs - Lubrications - Unico Tires - Friendly Service ' • �., ,...,.. • • • .. • • ... "> r .. � • • • • • • • • • • • " • -,.� .. ,_ ._ • a1- • • r • • • , • • .,. _ • • , • • � • • • . • • • • .. • • • • .· , • ._ � ...., c----.,_;,� 4................. .....,.... - · - ., - -....,. · -· - -...... �-�.l ♦ ♦-.....,... o I;;�:;;�:��c;:;::;;·;;d::·: 'HE DAILY SENTINEL Comm,i:ntating Editorially Education is one of the most important fadors in the cult ural and economic develop­ ment of any country. Leaders during colonia l days realized that i f Amerka and Americans were to achieve great things a soJid educa­ t ional foundation had to be laid Oh10ans can. t a ke pride because some o f the greatest ad..,arwements i n t he field o f ed­ uca1 io11 during pioneer days took p]ace right ht'l't' m our 8u(.- keyc state j ust as Ohio w a s bl'iug sPttl lect a n d later becpming the 1 7 t h stale. Perhaps o u r fine educational syste m has had a lot t o do with the unusual success of so many Ohioans I I has been said that Ohio taught the rest of lh,, Unilcd Stales the famous "3 R's." M c­ (.; u ffev wrote his famous �eaders at Miami l'n ivl!rs1ty in Oxford ; Ra y Wrote his 'rllhme­ lic while teaching at Woodword Academy i n Cinci nnati, and Spencer taught his 'ritin' techniques in the vicinity ·of Geneva. Harvey also contributed to Ohio's early position i n tht1 field of education by penning his famous grammars while in our Buckeye State. Bookcases in many homes sti l l have one or more rrnw precious copies of the celebrated McCuffey readers. Probably no series of or more of both children and adults as our country was ex­ panding and progressing Dr McGuffey was born in Pennsylvania in 1 800 . He was a sma l l c h i l d w hen he moved lo Ohio with his parents. They settled in Trumbull County. There was little time for learning anything but the basic needs fm su rvival i n the Ohio wildernt•ss. Li fe was hcird and working hours long _ e11Jen for a small boy. Nevertheless young MeGuffey found lime at least pa1·tially to c1u,•nch his int ense thirst for education He tontinued to pursue this desire for know• ledge as he grew into adult�ood. His persist­ ence was rewa rded for he was able to en ter Washington College from whith he was graduated at the age of 26. The same year he affiliated with Miami University lo leach ancient language. He wrote his famous readers while teaching at the historic southwestern Ohio institution. So you see Ohio has played an important role over th e years in the education of an entire nation . Public and private schools in our stale rank among the very best. books I ew r pu blis hrcl had a wider who lesome influence on th e li ves I · I e1gs & Mason •George Skinner, assisted by Mrs. Harry Lee Bailey , ' C enle1"1�ined the One Won One class of the Pomeroy First Baponung Events list church Thursday evening al her home, Rock Springs. by M rs. Lorain Sterrett, president, opened the m�et- � ,4 J. H . Stephenson gave the teachers thought, which was a true story concernmg prayer. A communication was r<'ad from lhl' Korean girl telli ng of ---------hN ill neH 11 u n d thu n ki n g the d as11 �u ,end her a box of food and dnthfor their support . l'l ani� were made 1ng lo Foster Parent Plan by ,July 25. Sutton Social Items Of Interest A tha nk )'i)u note was read from Mre. Joseph Cook for Uoweu 111 n d cards 1ent her while hospllalized. Mrs. Ale n Shain tha n ked the class By Mrs. War,.n Roa, Mrrt. Allen Taylnt· WOH h ome for for cards tent her while Ill. A th,.. wet'k end. Those calli n g Sun• round ro bln get well curd was �c nl d11y wer<> Mr. and Mrs. F D. Hud. lo Mrs. Coolt. Ho f\ uml thildre n . Mrs. Harry ('ape­ Mrs. Sterrett named hPr cttmrnit­ harl and son. F,dith and Paul RMt! , h•e.s tor lhe year. Included are: and Mrs. Shclhy Pkkens and i:h ildrl'n. M n : I.A!11ll e Price, devotio ns; Mni, f\fortha Rruw has hern ill Mrs. Audrey Young, publicity: Mrs. for th<' 111111! we<•k and Is st ill ron­ J E. FOl!te r and Mra . Skinner, hm1. riiwd to her h<•d. lf"IIII; Mn, Shllln, program; Mr�. Alb!€' Srho11\ i!!i now !wing ru n­ William Wat11on, gift: Mn. Steph­ durt<'d al 1he Mrthodhl fhurC'h enson and Mr1. Cook, "lowers; Mrs. ht>ri• . Mrs. Thelma Cirl' l1• am\ :',!rs. Ray Seldenahel, sale• tax sllimps; M:iorllP Walkrr 11ro teachf'f!I with Mrs. Elmer Wkkham, Mrs . William l{ev. <.:11sto. 1'herc ts a aood attend- Holl and Mrs. Elle n Cout•h, ways t1nee. a nd meana, and Mrs. SteJ>hc nson, 'l'hf' FaJ'm Bu.rea\l Youth C",)111\cil .lf'o Hfr Parent Plan. tnt'cllng wa1 poslponed lus1 M o n ­ Dt1votlon1 were led bJ: Mrs. Wil· lay (•ve ninK, June 27. Ham Buck, a 1ue1t. She u1ed the thl'me, "Spring Song," a nd read lrom F.phesi,n, 4 ,nd 6. (:,,l11br11te Blrtlulays I I Pruyer by Mrs. Steph e n so n con• d uded the meeting arter whlrh the ho sleas served u des.sert course 1 0 Mrs. Watso n, M rs. Albert Smith, Mrs. Holt, Mrs. Couch, Mrs. Shain, Mrs. T. T. Sheltoll, Mrs. ThonrnR Weston, Mn. Sterrett, Mrs. Foster, Mn. W k khnm, Mr11. Stephenson. Mrs. Youn.i and Mn. Buck. ThC' July meeting wlll be a fam• lly plc n lt· el the h ome or Mrs. J. W. Fo11ter. ----------D A I LY C R O S S WO R D 19. Thin Jnl'l an ACBO!UI 1. Platform 6. -- of lha .A.poAle1 10. Energy 11. Cook, N an e11 21. Vllttor 13. OlrJ'• namt lt. Optnlnll (IUl&t,) ta. W ,aken 17. V•terinU. 1u (colloq.) 18. IIIJl U correct U. Rum.mer· ftOWC!rl $1. ICxcuao 13, lloon 14, Denoml• natlGIII 18. 0.,. •• Guido 11. ladlnf - 2. l WtilJ,it 8. Holu­ plercJ111 tool 4. Water fow l 8. Errore (prl nt.) I. Arab\aa gtwment; "1. SaUaty by proof I. Skin dl10rder 0. Narrow 1trlp, ot wood JI, Pove earn 1$. Play on wordo (pl.) metal dl1k 20. Bbem'• lather (pou.) 22. Select• Ing 211. Droopa 27, Jr&lr \JIOUI 8c11.ndl­ ru,v1a.n N& tnon• ■tera 28. Plan�4 30, Mlnl1\1r1 UIII• !ant 82. Topt■lr, aa. Behold! (J'r. ) H, Moon nH•r 81, Oblfsatocl •o. Type m-urte U, J'rutt drlllk I fo �1Gw-...,_1111, _-., Toct.y I■turd■y, June .....,.. 4 B.ind Boo�tere �ecord Hop, Pomeroy Ju n ior High Sch ool 7 P M. Ire Cream Social, M iddleport Fire Department, City Hall lawn, 4 : 30 I', 11.t. 8yracuse Firemen Square Da nce Syrncuse School, Jo Hardy, 7:30 P. M. Sunday, June 26 Offi<'ial Boord Meeting United Methodist Church, 7 : 45 P. M. Sl"honl Reunio n, Rutl a nd, M e­ thod l11I Church, ell d•Y · Gospl'I Harmony Boys of H un t• tngton, W. Va., w ill pre sent a special rellgious program in music Sunduy at 2:30 P. M. at the Lelnrl }'' all s U. B. Ch1.,1rch. Annual Picnic, South Beth e l EUB Church, all day. Moncllly, Ju11e 27 Middl eport Gard en Club weets with. Mrs. E. F. Maag. 1 JJ, Meeting of ,i.ff and' Qw<1ert of M e igs Te mple Pythflln Siatera, at Middl eport K. o f P. HaJI, Daughlimi of Union Veterans w ill meet al 7:30 P. M . at the I DAV l l ell. Qu arterly birthdays w ill be observed. lzank Walton League. at Club Ho uim near Chester. Dinner u l 7 p_ m., $ 1 .25 per plate. Business m<'t.>ting and film will foll ow the di nner. TuHday, June 21 .lolnt dinner meeting, Pomeroy­ Middlep ort C. of C., Sacred Hearl A111litorium, 8 P. M . The P1u1t Matrons of Pomeroy l11a11ter, O ES, meets at the Ma• sonit· Temple with Mrs. Fred Bl11ellna r as hosteu. The Pomeroy WCTU wlll meet ot the FE'd erated Church at 7:30 p. Ill. July 2t The Wildwood Ga rden Club will meet Wednettday al 6:30 p. m. at thr Syracu1e Park for a plcni�. Jn cut of rain the meetin1 wlll be m the baaeme nt or the Forest Run Methodl1t Church. llrlcby, Jvlr 1 Chicken Barbeeu4!1 spentared by the Salem Center Methodh1t Church, 5 to '1 P. M , at the school Price $1 .28. -•·•• July I 150th Anniversary Celebr1tlon, Willcf.11vllle Fireme n. Monday, July 4 Ox Ro.ut, Rutland 11pion1ored by Fire, -Dei'artment. .---------'11te Almanr, - IJ. VlndlcatoN h- 11><­ mauoa N, l'abulolul " UNte1 wofsM U. Cttemony 41. hTat.hod &3. RtllalOUI tNeher (Moham.) 4f. ot' oa4 Umll (poet. ) 45. AmtrlOID • ' a. 11oqu1... -ta IIOWN' 1, klnWlata _lo.......• �la-- l;. l"fJ\WI .. .... ... ""°if. DAIL\' OR��� ;: 11 L O N' 0 .. . Ii Iii 0no· i.tt• o!Mply llaMII f• It'" ¼• II" 1111 thM 1/1, X for lht I� '� �M ••pltll tlM ltnstft u4 fo1'1Ut1on� - dq lllt di No .... a c.n1o- ¥ti•n W t. A l, •e• 1t a •tu a -. t, l ll l 'I ■ II M W B • v • • o ii' . . . .. . · /r, , 'l' P X T P -, ■ M ■ ,■. K . f u� . " · JIM ....l\tll 11• IDEA - • • By . •. ■ . .. A UJlll'l.tl" BI IIIIIIIKl, ihl'l' llf = 1111, � ..... ■i ,a rt «! M!J I - · Organ Mu"'1·c T Feat11re Sunday Reception :!iF"; .:= =;·� - ""'°""""-..!'!!!� :t:' lUO. � w. ., in'� ,ill, ------ MEIGS COUNTY- 4•H NEWS - ---�- - Phin F11rewell Party To T11ur Nursery Wherever You Live - Th e Rutland Gorden Club wi l l go on a tour or <;arper's Nursery end .,ill study tre es in lh e Alhe ns Stale H,,spital grou nd8 this "Mon· day. Members are asked to meet at 10 11,. m. at the home of the prcsi• deftt, Mn. Robe rt Canaday . and tu bring a picn ic lunch as the gro,1p will en joy their noon meal togelh• er. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Henry of M iddleport are -announcing the birth of their second child, a daue;hter, Reda Jo, on May 29 at the Mason Clinic, weighing nine pounds and six ounces. The H e nrys have a son Allen Earl, 2� . ., , Griinparents are Mr. and Mr1, Earl E. Henry, Mason, and Mr. and M rs. Allen Mullins, Belle. ■ M DAILY SENTINEL I I •·Ufth .!.! .. ff": ,a, . . AVERY NELSON I a..., f I m, Poultry Profits Not Easy, Say Panelists Friday --- - ---- Opportunities ror poultry pro. duction in Ohio look good, but turning these opportuniti es into profits isn". going to be ea11y. That ii combined opinion of a feed co mpany o fficial, a banker, a poultryman. and a financing age ncy repreaenLa tive who spoke al a Poultry Servi n's school in Columbus on Fri Ju::ie 17. °� I ��f" :J:1 �: i��� I I I HOUSE PAINT $4.39 gal. Middleport Feed Mill _ __ __ __ I ·-· _ . as u1 01ner fields on the farm. However, we have ,xperienced tho broiler growin g prorram and have se<> n ll come and almost go. It makeH us wonder about the et:I p rogram. Production Credit's pre,. ent pntlosop hy is lo stick pretty largely to the oldtim e producen t h at have pro ven themselves able to ride thro u g b the rough timei. The Poultry Serviceman's M!hool held on the Ohio Slate Univenity campu:!, waa sponsored by the uni• v ersity'a poultr)' acience depart,. ment and Agricultural E:s:tension Service. F"-;.� ;;;; -;;.;;;a;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.;..;;;;:,"I The speakers were members of a panel which diseuakrl tl:Je aubject " What are the Future Opportun1ties for Poullry Prod uction in Ohio'!"' They included t'r11.t Schul- j er, Rablon Pur in, Com pany ; • Claude Hummel, a gri<:ultural 1pec- \ ialiat, Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland; Burnell Warner, poul"" I Iii.I tryman, Union; a n d Roscoe Studebaker, field "preaenUlive, Pro­ duction Credi t Association, Troy. Followir1 g is a 11um mary of their comments: Schuler - Ohio agriculture, like that throughout the nation, is iD a period of transitio n. Al we watch the family farm go completely out of existence or change to a larger operation. commercial poultry could play an i mportant role iD Ohio agriculture . Humme l - To meet competition from other produci ng areu, it is of key importance t o develop m,ir­ ket (.'IUtle ts for a g i ve n volume of a specified quality o f praduct. Mar­ ket outlets of this nature frequent­ IIJLL - r- - ao\ ly are arranged throug h exl.11Ung or O-DO-n - COlffllOL ganizations or firms . .. Warner - Ohio has an abund· .... tt.. . ..... /� ..n,._ ...,. , ,_. ,..._ , a..t: nu ....., 1111 ance of poultry and feed and good � .....,._ Y..... n I .. .. , marketin g organizat ions and pro­ cessing pla nts. It is close to the big northeastern markets. With the exception of perhaps the new Eng land pouJtry man. the Ohio poultryman is 11 well experienc­ ed in poultry husbandry as those any w here in the c ountry. Phone WJ.11-3641 Stud ebaker - Production Credit POMEROY, OHIO feels that there should be as good !. an apportunity in poultry raising SHERWIN WILLIAMS pA f"IIIII TS G,nerol Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets TERMITES I ._,. .. ,,a--. ... RACI N E PLANING Mill --- Now I know w_h-r_ Ml/lTI-IIA/ltll ts-cylinder power me•n• I ..... .-H-, I I Goeglein Ready-Mix Co. Provlco Mlllln1 and Feed Co. at Minenville bu completed the •tallation of a new set of � Kal'6 and are now equipped lo ot:. ler wei&hin1 aerviee. They allo r. cently added a bulk feed dellH� trud; makin1 bulk feed 1efflet nvalh1ble lo customera beln1 ..,,, iced by Provlco In thil are1. i.alei:I Heavy milk p roductio n mewru &ood supplle1 of ice cream, cottage cheese , .and other ltema. Look for store .. s pecials" o n fryers 111 the weeks ahe ad. CONDIMN UKRAINIAN Meat - Weeken d "m e ilt s�· WARSAW (UPI) - Jon Srpoa c1aJs·• are fe1tum g meals to cook o utdoor.. Forequarter beef cuta tak. a former leader of the Soviet; will undoubtedly have Lhe lower Ukrai n ian Nati onal Anny, WU se ntenced to death Friday. pn ce tag.Ii ill l h 15 time o f yeair. Szpontak and hia bat.alUon kill­ ed l .OC"J persona during •nd alter the w.ar. attacked polJce atattom, Comm11 n i1t Party memben. and P?li.sh ar1d . Soviet �. an 1D­ d1<'tment S4Ud. I I------I S, j I C:.11 u• for •· 'tijl _■ , � d ' Get 1111100th, em.ten� econom­ ical 6-cyllnder powe, for ..,,,. heavy and liaht ,1obo. On -h Job:, use lulfthrottle for ma,c. imum power ud economy On fight Job:, ohtft up, �Ille down for maxb:num eflicle ncy T h a t '• w h a t w e m u n Farma.!l 560 MULTI-RANGE p o wer , for S-p low &-r ow fuming ., ils best. ' bY Call Or Come In Today! � Meigs Equ ipm ent Co., Inc. '"Where Quality ls Paramount" PHONE WY-Z.Z 17a Pomeroy, Obla Comer Buttemul and S-nd I ! By Hatlo i I I· Pf: ! ' S U PER SERVICE STATION I 1 PHONE WY-2-9932 - POMEROY "ON THE BEAUTIFUL OHIO RIVER" I I '!: k!1Y Ful ton.Th om pson Tracto r · s,-les POMEROY '1 ' Suga r Run. Flou r Mills - PHONE WY•Z.5 101 ! • --· -------·---• ' · •..i 1 · --·· ---• -----:------'.--PHONE 1 , ._., • cur THIS FREE COUPON This Coupon Good For ''SI GN OF QU ALI TY'' lllllbel'l)' A•,- WY 2-2115 Pomeroy, Ohio . .. ..... --- ------.-. YOUR TOP VALUE STAMP STATION! I For farmers who want quality hay baling a t a n econo­ mical price, FULTON THOMPSON has the all-new Hay• liner 67. This is the baler with New Holland,F'low•Action ieeding, field-proven aotlen and 56-lneh pickup that tnakes it easy for fat·mers to follow windrows. The low price of the Hay liner 67 was accomplished by New Hol­ land through subtracting a few of the baler "extras" some operators demand. �- I I I 'I'-, ■ I I GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CONCRETE "'";'I· -_.., Time Delivered Anywhere PLAN N I NG A PATIO? For Middleport Bmul wa• s;.,;. I I TO CLOS MILLI CffiCAGO (UPI) - 1n1and Steel Co. will c l ose most of Its mills a n d lay o U 17,000 of It■ 20,000 employes over the July 4th week­ e nd becaus e o( "slug.g,Ish ste el de­ mandi," an Inland offlci.a.l said Friday. '"°' I I I Birth Is Announced By Middleport Couple MUST SELL GOLD VTENN A UPI - All Romani­ Major11ttes Named a ns who own foreign exchange or gola must sell it t o the Comm u­ Eqene Sears, band direct or or nist regim e , a Romanian radio Middleport High School, has an­ br'oadcast safd Thursday night. nounced the new majorettes fOr the marehlns band. Named Friday were Neda Bradford an d Beverly Cundiff. They wltl join Cinda Mor­ D!;VO'l'P TO INTERES'n ris, Colleen Wilson and Beverly OF illCIGS-MASON AREA Perrin. IUc111r\,, Owen, Pulllhher Marilyn Swan and Karen Gregg · Pl&bllllled ...., .,,_ ., were named as flagbearen. llunclaJ bJ Tbe tlhlo Vall� Mr. seart alto announced that band practice will start on Aug. 1. hbll■l&1lil Compan7 It \10 1'o ..banJo SI., PO!!!Ol'OY, Ohio. chairman that the picn ic of the B. u• oftJee phone WY2-Z15G, Id.Ito, II. S1nbom Mls■lonary So<lety will lo! o.fflce obone WY�'7be held July II. l&l!Nd u oeeona . cJoBI moll� Rev. Dona.Id Boone, pastor, vilit- •"" al tAie polti otdca a& Poll ed the mNtina to aequaint him- -,, Ohio. National ■4v�c NDl'•nte ael f with the memben. He was aclv•: Jottln•t.•�baJL t,c. 811 coinpanlad by Owen Bratton. tn dlargt #1� Av,... Nie York C1l7, 11n. Allen Huahes of the proer1m and uatd lbt th�m• lftlP Y'"' Sublcri1,t1on ratea: 1)eltveNfll hi ...V.klnt Baptilt Hilton." Followln& Ibo meetlnl a d...ilrt wrtor ,rhen av.U.blo. IO ..., counie wa■ served io thole men• Nr well:: ane Jffl \n ■dv-,nee • tlOMd above •!Id lltl. !llbel Wine- !'he DIIJtlo ._tlilel olflee, etll.� l>ro,tnµ, lfrn;. 0�, lfto. Blanche dJ< -.Iha, flM: � IIIOC:"'4 _ JlaptoMt.J!, Mr,. �ald AntbOllY, 11.80. 1, mo� !'9�&1 where �val ant Kr■. etlftord 1111'•1, � Paul dolt : one mo,uh, •L 81 Smart. Mn,. Fl'...,.. 11,uh, and '"'1. l!I; ndx ,aoa!D, M,25, 11>1 • � 12 .IO �..._ 11 :Mra. Max Orndorff. I I Convenience Of •=.i;i,,:Mft ,r ill la ,t )!a, .._!.!J!.f -· o4 ,.. .. � " ..... ..m at r3 ' .... ...... m I ·o·l}llm ly Mn. Alph■ lerr The boy'a 4-H Club will have a fish supper at the church yard Saturday eveni.ng 5-8. Miss Shirley Colburn o( Athens vis,ited Kay Rarr Su nday. Miss Erica Special or Pomeroy and friend taller on Kay Barr Sunday afterno<m. Larry Fetty w�s injured in a bicycle accident Monday ev ening. Alpha Barr was called back to his employment with the C. & 0. railroad at Walbridge Sunday. The boy's 4-H Club met at the home of Larry Barr Tuesday eve­ ning. Pla ns were completed (or a fish fry. Refreshment, we re serv­ ed by Mre. A. Barr. Next meeUng will be July S at �rry _ M on tgo·m ery'e home. Mi811 Virgin ia Barr waa the Sunday n!•bt dinner guest 01 M rs Alpha Barr. Mr. ar,d Mrs. Willard Reeves and family are visiting her pJr­ ents Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Kenneily. Mn. Reeves called on Mrs. Alpha Barr Tuesday. Bruce McGill suffered a broken leg in an auto atcident Wcdnes­ day evening. • , Lena Knapp is on the sick list. Dorcas Circle Meets Tuesday At Hood Home I e-. _..,, t' La ngsvil le . News Of The Week Layette Shower Held Thursday For Mrs. Smith . pd tllo lotklaton. Thal 11 ---· iJw .. tu � lfflll da, Gil i-. ,W. illlk IN ! ""' 01 · u,. Gnat Laho eru loe Penon■ attondln, the �pUon . � 111 beaellctal lo tho 1u111, In to be held Sunday at Huth llelho­ IIOlt 11 t.llt. TM ma.ai Ill 1Ht11Jl'lii Ill 111;\r '"'111 ol 1111 1t1t ola • dl ft Chur<h In KlddleDOrt lor Re•. . . will ••vo pre- and Mn, Raymon Konuilht and 11"1 ...... and in• ,on, David, ,rtll ablo havo the op, 1111ft Ill Kato . ..•. -. · 111&11ffl whlcl may port unlly lo hear. !In. ldwanl R . hllw --· -11111 Olllo OIDel'II A• John1on, the former Ann Scroath . TIie llai IN 11..w,, J� 1 In an Informal rrosr•m •o! ot1an 11111 o m - Johnt0n & til• clauahlet of · "-� 1 ouT� �� �ii :..II_ 7!Ila .,,. � ;u,d on all l\dot--0! 111'1rt., Pnd!lflct ._ ,.� r 1' I an d ..11D luw1 a� Va., la . po k 'nlOY'U t. ta e the 11e\ln0dlll llinee bl 1-. 1M IOl■ r ... · tlntlr Joli tn the chlktlnood , Shi �n vllite.l In �la llat11 af NIii . · "'"""" _,... . � lllddlepolt with ber panclparents, � G }1l!il. Mn. Cllllord Er,rjG and 11!. llirW win DOW. decoued, lllllW lall ' · ' Mto. Johnoon and her hutband �r F. II I... _ ClioOlllcey 18'1 am.,11 <lau,rllter, .,. pruently ,�;aLJr: . W UYln, Ii, tilt Erjrin llomo on South � · ., · lili Third Av..uo. Kr- . lobnoon II em1!11:nk •' 11N. · · · . . , 1; t• � Uijj • ' �. Mr1. ployed II muale inatNetor in the ,Jill",:, • J ,i..o, Eck- Southern 1-1 School& 1111_ ,t ' Tbe nctptlot& wUl bo htkl h'om ·, Mrs. t!!111if�1Wffe"l!I ._ Gillloatl llddle, I IO � p. m., ln 'the. - toollll! ■I t lliiiliil \'. . li'Mlitaliiliii Robert GltllfllY Plc);ell. Danny the cliurcb wltln Jlto, lohn Kotchka KONa. Jlmeo Hehmlll, R... Gto� H . and Mn. nm• CrlPell In -■ne, ... 8'ltt■h tnlolt,y: A i\M.01 lor IMt &tr ,,..... l<ult oaUI, "Tall I llhriini, � GIHft Munl■, llrs. - l!larl llnlclil. w,,!ll4fl,I of •• ■\'• ll'to. � WJCS. wUl IIV• • _.-, IINI that 10 Ille Ma-lb• ..U.. 'l'bo- .C; 17 p·,qf J ,'1, � "· . � -��-,__... ....,.!. �\ , lib,i SodelL -•-�•"·"" ., • · 'l\t -.llll ewltJu ud lltti rndluuo 1- A CAPITOL [ American Telepho�e Bill Would · Feed Korean Fanuly for Month with one parent usually the ly GAY PAULEY / mother living. UPI WomM111 ldltor "There are plenty still ID need.'' N EW YORK UPI - Elihl dotlars a month w ill just about COl.'er he said, "and if we had the fos­ lhe telephone bill-if you don't ter parents, we co uld easily dou­ talk too much. The same amount ble that number.'' A man who practices what he ort en me ans the differen ce be· twe en starvation or subsistence preaches, Sag_e has adopted t wo orphaned boys, wh om he found in for a family in Korea. Or, 111 R obert W . Sage of Seo ul 1953 when he and an assistant, puts it, "Eight dollars w lll bu y an driving throu2:h a villae;e in south east Korea stopped to fix a flat awful lot of rice.'' The sum represents the cash lire. Sage said one of the elde r resl­ contribution made each month by J. SMrm.n Porter h 1b or other dents asked U they c ould help c school, Individual un s.n.tor, 7-1 D i,trlcl organization to a needy child eet the children l nt o an orphan. W hr n you reatl this, yu u r sl11lr thr o ugh the Foster Pare nts' Plan ai:e abo ut 25 miles s.way. The al­ sc n a1ur and his wife will be FPP. '"Pare nt.B" contribute in ternative: Probable de.tth fr om aboard the S. S. South Amt'rican all $180 each )'ear, th e rest toi ng fre ezlng In the winter ahead, bt· lll:I .i:ucsts. along with ma ny ot her !or clothing, food package .!!, med- cause the village rs all were too members of the ltl3 rd Ohio t. c n . ical and social services, and in poor Lo take the two in. Encavrtaes Wrltlne eral IUi;c m b ly, of the Clneland the case of Korea where grade "We packed Lhe kid• in the school Is compul•ol")', for textChamber of Co m,ncrce. · ·1 � · car," he said, "and started out. books. . . The Lig slup l e rt Clcvclu n d at FPP is a non•Proflt orga n liatlon On the w ay to the orphanage, I 3_ p. m. Monday a nd w as dul' to ar• helping 18,000 ch\ldren in Bel• ju8t made up my mind J'd kee p nve l n late•morn,ng Wed ncsd_ay 1iium, France, Wc1il t Germany, th em." (Jun e 22) al St_ur"con Bay, W1� .. Greec e. Hong" Kong, Italy, Viet"In America," he smiled, "We'd w h ere th e Leg1dators and lhe 1 r Nam, and Korea. call that kidnapping. In a war1 spouse, were to st a.y 5 h hours. ravaged country� It's charity." Sage, a ha,�ds o me 48-year-old Next st_op was that nijht at E.11ra 11 . the two-Han Duck Yun . Today, iilJu , M ic h., !or another threu-hour bachelor, set up the branchea ln no w 12, and Park Kong Bae, 14Pus an and Se oul in 1953, im me­ !lay. diately after the K orean cease live with hlm and the FPP staff in a compound In Seoul and atThursday morning, that's June fire. tend middle school, comparable to 23, th e S. S. South Amerkan Wa8 Adopted Two loys our junior high . due at Mackinae Island, about Th e director, in the U n ited FPP enc ourag es the children it whlch yo u may have read in the States for hi1 first v,cation . ln Saturday Evenin1: Post I n early lieven yeara, aaid that FPP is helps to write "intereatlng let­ June, and whert> , hy the wuy, the taking care of 4,500 Korean chil­ ters'' each month to foster pa­ Council of Stal e G over n ments will dren, so me orphaned and aome re nt,. CopiH of several on file at headquarters ahow even amall hold a meeting In late July. As a chi ldren are aware of rece nt member of Ohio'11 Commi ssion on ev ents in Lhe Far East. inter-11tal e 1..-o•o perati o n, your alah! Lee Jae Kuk wrote hi1 foater senator wlll be back at Mackinac parent ln A merica that "l read Island in a littl e over a month that President lkf' will visit Ko­ from now. rea. We will welcome bim boneat­ On this Great Lnkes cruise the Mrs. Richard Hovatttt entertain- ly, " 1t1y at Mackinac ls!llnd will be ed with a layette sho\W8t for Mrs. fi>ur houn . Th,re'll be a two-hour Charl es F. Smith at hbl' home on •top0ver at Detroit during thf'I Race Stre Thuradjlf even ing. et noon hour June 23, and then we GHU for the honored euest were lttt back to Cleveland al 8 :SO p , pliced in a batbinette covered m. Friday, ,fune 24. Our preeen t with white and decorated wJth blue plans ('Ill! for u1 to spend lho lllght and plnk bootiel. at Columbu11 and a:et bark lo Galli• Games we re played dUrl n1 the polls Saturday afternoo n , Jur•e 2tS, evenln; wlth prizes beln won by The Dorca1 Circle of the Mid· a port Fint J3apUst Church met dle Tht1 Cleveland Chamber of Com- Miss Maida Rou■h and llrs. Cha r evening at the homa of Tueaday Winebnnner. lea m el'(!e pub on this Great Lakes Hood with tho chairMIilon Arter Jrfl'a. Smith had QDened her Mrs. oru1" every even-num bered yenr, owen, conductRichard Mrt. m,n, nta and of •P�ach I'm told, for men and women who ,ms, retreahme the meetin;. in a boottet areen cake with decorated a re likely to be serving in the The devotions .were prnented by Ohio General Aa111e mbly the next were aervad to Mrs. Earl Smith, J. 8. HIYH who ..... ■ortp, Mn. Brad­ \V, Kn. year. That would Include �ndl• Mn. Gall Miller, John 4 from ture Dale llil, Mn. Haddox. ford, Ellie datea for 111 aeatl in both S¥\ate Out1n1 tht b01ineA ■HIIDI the and Houae of Represen lall YH Goodnlaht, Mrs. EUllbetti: Routh, 11roup remembered their •P•<lal whlelt ue up that fall. as well H Min. Karl Kloes. Jin, WJnibNn­ tntere1t home mlulonary 'otitll a honored the and Jtoulll Miu , ner for the holdover aenaton who are and 1111, The study boob cant 11uest. Sendtn& • 1lfl but unable lo not c1ndlda1... were taken by the members to attend w•s )In. Gttn• coleman. read and lt Wat announced by the 4'-"I la lhlp, the Clevolond o1 Commom h¥ ached• • .i.a I lll'lw of eonltnnctl and ,_.,. 1or t11e � of excba n g, 1::{�: O I "Aller all. Jimmy st,wa,·t, H e nry Fonda and JO&e Ferrer · hav e A farewell party for Mr. a111l pla�ed wester n characters and Mrs. Howard Seldenabel and son s, they graduated from Princeton. Terr;y and J oh n is being planned It didn't hurt their care era a bit by the member� of the Pomeroy "Jack LemrnQn graduated from Baptist Church for Sunday eve­ Ha.rvard, and n obody would sus- ning al 7 : 45. The Seidenabe l fam­ peet i�." ily have be e n in Tucson, Ari;rona, Orllllinalb Roger& had plann ed f or almo�t a ye ar and w ill re turn lo e,o on to Harvard law M: h oo l next week to make their perman• arter he was graduated fro m e nt home there . Princeton as a �istory major . . But Mr. a n d Mrs. Se ide �1i1 bel were the r_u;a:ed,l ookmg bl o nd decided active in the younb adu,l class prachcmg before the bar would I and alone with their son Terry not be as much tu n as barroom wer ' e mem bers of the church. bro1wls before TV cam eras. Didn't Hold Kick1 "La'-" didn't hold any kicks foJ I llllullior IT. Cobine JnoDktJ II. 'l'llrl<lall ' ,. M M rs . . Prayer mg: Mrs. I �.,·, 1 Lookme ahead on the food mar­ keU----- Vegetables - Look for a good 1elecuon of lettuce. Local grown leaf lettuce iJ abundant and a1 tr.act1vely priced Head leltuce qu,1!11y haa i mproved. Romain,, Bibb and Boston or Bu\l.erhead may also be c ho1ce11, Cabbage 11up­ plies are mcreaJi1 n g and pri ces .are lower . Sweet corn aupplies are liberal. an d it'1 priced accordingly. l''ruus - This 1s about the lilst <"all for stra wberries. Cantalo upe are at their peak from Arizona, show good quality, and prices are low for this early i n the season. Watermelon supplies continue to 1ncrrase There are more pe;u:hcJ from Georgia, South Carolina, an:t California . Blueberries havt: made their appearanc e. By C. E. BLAKES L EE , lribution of pnxtucts lhrough the coun ty A911r1 t, Agric ullure marketi n g l' h an nel to the cttnsuin . l< u u r areo boy� rel' e ived a liberal er. edur al10 1_1 1n the marketm g pro• \ In studying milk marketin g the CCSli durin g tt1e pllst week al Lhe boys visited th e Borden 's M ilk 4: 11 Club .m,1 rkctmg Tour held m pla n t and Jee Cream Pla n t. Th e Columbus for outstu ndiul{ club big l:haracteri1Slir of milk market­ mt· mbcrs ttf Southeastern Ohio. ing is this is a pcri15hable product TheS<! four boys were Charles which must be handled in large Lee and Robert Hamm of Meigs quan tity and d elivered t o consum• County a nd Larry Conrath and ers rapidly. As an exampl e of o n e Dun Hawk of Athens County. The form of change or product the boys , �y s were acro1tlJ.ta n ied by Exte n• -.aw a m achine operated by five s10n Agc-nts Don Davis and C. E. 1 peopl e wh ich was capabl e of pro• l:llakrslee. ducin g 100 doz.en ice cream bars The tour cmphasiz.ed many 6if• per hour for 16 hours per day. Similar machin es produce many h·r,:nt proccss(�s anti channel� th a t .)lher forms of ice cream a nd oth­ Dairy. Poultry a nd Eggs -Dor1 · t rarm products follow in order to er co nsumer items such as po p• forget this 1s June Dairy Month. b.'.! pb.:I!<.! on the tables of the con• sicle s. !.hny dairy ilems are being specsumers of th•.! United Stales. 'I he boy!l w ere housed i n pull. Milk pricing• is also dHfere nt Hoff n er, re port er. man cars through the courtesy o f fro m many other prod uds due lo • • • l h c Railroad Communit y- Commit­ lhe fact milk is pric ed lo the pro-'-"''"".,...._,,... Plans ror the participati o n in tee o f the Columbus area. This ducer on a monlh1Y basis ra ther "'Last week's mystery farm was that of Wall ace Damewood on the Bashan-Locu&t Grove the Meigs County .fair w�re was 11. ne w expe rience for most o f th an upon ,deli..,ery. road, a 2.15 acre operation devoted to dairy an d genera dl' w�en the R•eme , Jun 'b0' ma l fanning. them. . Previous owner of th e farm Trar:Mlportation ia also a very im. . . o l y Ne1g h bon CI u h me a , 1 e J In studying the marketi n g pro­ portant item in ma rketlng. The was J . W . Damewoo d . Mr. and M rs. Damewo od w�re mar :.1� In 1937 and ha v:e fou r ch t l - I Racin e Grade School. Harri,t cess th e boys re alized that market­ boys had the opportunity to cl os ely d ren , Y vonne , Ka reen , Mary Lee and Johnny. Their address IS Long Bottom, O h i o. Neigler a nd Rose Grinstaff were ing does t wo lhi n gs - it moves c. D i oco r e . Carol W ilcoxe n, re�: :�� g P■ 111, Lynn products from producer to con• as v rt � c ;::� : ��:1:�� 0 sumer J1 11d re turns mon ey through �:t:°�� 0 0 source of transportation pow er. '.\-lrs. Kate Hou:;h and Mrs. Marie / marketing cha n nels to prod u cers. The diesel lo como tive , costing Nola Jane Myers and Patty . .. . Mn. Jessie Cottrill and Mn. Ann hng was given by M 11ry Thomp- 1 l'u r n� r, advisor s of lht> Sa l ti m Ce n- , Dorgt demo nstrated lht maki ng of Ma ny people and groups are in- around $4..000,000 each, pro vides Suvage, advisors of the Sr. Syra- so n . Becky Neas e and Na ncy T:t· o ' t er Girl s 4- H Clu h . held a meeti ng gold e n glow salad at a meeting volved in this process. much better service at l ower c ost Throug hout the three day to ur that former power services. Rail- cuse J olly Stitchers, held a mee t- e x p_lain ed bow they_ were making o.n June 6 at the horn, of _ _Mari e of th e Rivervie w f.ff Club held it was pointed out that mark eting roads estimate the cost of tTans- ing at th e school house, June 1 1 . th e ir aprons. Sa n?w 1 ches prepar�d � urner. A l_l mem bers pa rt 1 c1pat�d al the home of Melanie and Linda involves conce ntration. w hich is porting one ton is slightly under The project lessons on sewing and by Sa n dra He ndricks and Sedn: n 1a 111 the proJcct 1 �sso11 . . ':'o w to Tie Brown . The project leS50n dwin& . Debbie Tur� er the meeting with Margaret Brown th e bri n gi n g tog e th er or assembl­ one cent per ton per mile. one o f cooking wer e demonstrated by Spe n cer d�r!1 o rnstr_a ted th� P�?Ject a Square Knot. on "Making lesson on ,Sand w1 r h Makmg. ing of products, equalizatio n which the disadvantag es of the railroad Nancy Ei r. hinger, , g a ve a dcmo nsl �al l on o n matclu ng and Pau l ine Myers in charge . was I 9119y involv es grading, proc essing, stor­ is lack o f flexibility avail tl ble Darts" and Sue Buckley "Making -P Fol rnw <"olors of matene.ls to type of per- 011 shortcake and lllllads Nol.a son Reports o n the 4-H Officers Jane Myers .a nd Cathy Andrew ing and oth e- activiti es t h at deve l­ through the use o f trucks, but ad - Hot Sandwiches." __ -Nancy Eichinger LN w n op uniformity and gives the ra Nola Jane My c justments are being made in this and Cathy J a nd Ad v iso rs C_o nferenc! � ere giv- \ gave report-II on health and safety produet c haracteristics making fo r by the "piggy back" 5ystem of Andrew gave reports on " l le allh e n by P a m. Wilson. D i xie Roush · Sue A n n Myera, reporter. The mee ting at Canters' Cave a n d Safety'' at the Jun e 10 m ee t- and Juanu1.i t a Tackett. easier handling a n d more satisfac­ loading trail ers on flat cars for ., • • • • --Ju:anui■ta Tack ett was reported on by Mrs. G. R. ing of the Rivervie w 4·H Club held tio n to the ronsum er, and disp er• l ong distance hauls. Anita Colli ns, Na ncy Skin ner sio n which includes th e final disRailroads, like everyone e lse. Thompson, advisor of the 4-H Gar- at the home of Melanie and Linda a nd Mary McAfee reported on the Project OOoks w ere distributed annual o ffice rs and advisors con • a re also bothered by taxes. It was deners .. at a meeting June ,10th at Bro wn. Club members. havi n g compointed out by one co mpany that her home. A dem onalrahon on pleted their food projects, were when the Al£red Mixed Clovers fe rcnce w he n the Rock Spring, their tax in 1958 wa s s lightlv . bet- "Transplanting Dwarf Zinnia Seed• g iv�n i nstr�ction on starting _their , met at lhe Al fred Chur�h. Mem- B11.5y Bees Club met at the h ome te r than do uble t h e amou nt 10 consumed showed how efficient se w ing proiect by the advisors. hers rl'ported on the office rs and of the adv1·sor. Belly Erwt'n and years earlier. ENJOY THE th ese animals are in converting 1-1rs . . Margaret Brown and Mrs. advi s_o rs confere nce duri n g t�e I Lottie Leonard were in eharge rneetmg. M rs. Sarah Caldwell 1s of !he mee ting with the project LIVESTOCK STUDIED feed into food. So me pig families Pauline Myers. The C. & 0. Railroad Yards were are ab)e to convert as little as -Su• Ann Myen ,id visor. Linda Henderson, report- lesso n bein1i "Using .a Pattern." er. visited, givil1g the boys in- three pou nds of feed into o ne .Miss McAfee gave dem ons:traI li on on parliament • f ormalion on h ow train crews are • Demonstrations on "Putting A ary procedures. pou nd of food. • • • · schedul ed, meth ods or protectio n, Karr n M cKay � ave a demon• Ja net Arnold, reporter. The final l:ltop in ·the marke ling Pucket In A Dress ·-··Makin 1i A ' commu nication, safety, as we l l a s pr gram was Dust Milt' .. Makin Flower g A o obllerved in the visit s! rJ11ion 011 se w i n g and Iris Mc• I • • • the actual s.witching o peration in to lh e Kroger Warehouse and a G arde11' • were given h ;y Marilyn Kay a demonstration on ma ki ng I The Five Poi n t Star Slitchers ,ind a rs Sh a concen�rat1on yard. . co nt inued sewing project• Thoma Nancy Thoma :s when new super market. Here the final peanul bult er cookies w he n th e I Th• hvestock Industry wu d u- 1 di� persi on of food produ lhe C o- 1 they met June 14 at the home of C , and Homemakers cts takes on 1 I ol la11d al a mec-tm_q of m e t t 8 ditd In the Producer■ livestock pJace and th e products are plac ed lumb 1 a Make l l 4 H club. Th� J u ne , the McKay home with Bet�y Belly Mac R oss. Mrs. Dorothy Company attd th• C � iumbu■ Un• 011 e or sh olum yas held a t the - Carlelon pres i di n g Dixie Circle Karr, advisor, gave demonstra• 9L h mcclm .l!. t: elf for t1ale to the th st e ion Stockyard, as .. 11 as the ultlmale consumer. It was poin ted bia School w1Ll1 Mrs M a ry Jord aa n \ ga" the reports Carla Morns, re· ' lions on sew ing techniques. Betc SwHt P'■cklng Plant. s out that m ercha nd asmg de pe nd s on 1 advisor, m charg e t y Ross, reporter. w porter. po inted out th■t compeh!1t .1on !1 n , -Sha ron Cox I supplies availa ble and consumer • • • • • • • • li vHt�k 1.td any other m■rkat- wants. - . . Demonstration on free:i:ing were A demonstration on making ,tIng fteld help■ set • true v■lu■ Farmers have made ma ny decis. . Mrs .. 8 et1y E rwm and �t rs. � aprons were presented by Pat1y given by �ally K n owles when the on tN pro�ud. ions on products In the pasl, which lie Lconard were a dviso� m Gaul at a m eeti n g of the Ches- Alfred Mixed Clovers Club met At the Swift pl a nt the boys were I were so near alike that cve ryon e ch a rge of the _ .lu ne 9th mcel1 ng of l t- r Sew a n d So Club held at the , al th e Alfred Church with Mra. a.bl& t o �c.e some ?f the actual dld th e s am e thing. An example or the . Rock Springs Bu�y 1.�ce�.. The school. Cleo Sm ith. Marie }(ob- Sa rah Caldwe ll, advisor, in charge . slaughteri n g operat ion s a nd_ w hy this is w he n ev er the re is an inpro1 ect .� csso u was on U s in g A k n t z and Marjorie Hoffman aP.e• ) l;i.er l�h ful fo?ds were named by ho�s a nd cattle of desirable crease i n the setting of bro iler Patte rn . �� ary M c- A f c� dc m on- 1 adult leaders. Ali ce S mit h report• 'rli� mbers. Lmda Henderson , rewe ights arc belter for both the eg i,:s. Whe n retailers see that ap- stratcd Parltamc u tary I ro c ed_ u re s er. • Heats Instantly l porter. �rodue�r and co_nsumer than hca v- pearing 011 reports they k now i n a nd re�orts or th e 4·11 Offlc<·_rs • . • • • • • • • More Convenient �er or lighter a �1mals. Actual grad- about 9 t o 12 weeks lhf'!rc will be a nd Adv1�ors Co�le renct wer� g 1 ,•• I Mem b s worked Anita Houdashell dmonstrated 0 11 er sewing I 1ng demons�ahons were o bserved a large volum e o f bro i lers to be en by Am t_a Col l ms, Nanry Skinn er . projcds when the Five Point ,.1 safety in water when the 4-H e cteaner on both swtn e and be ef c11ttle a t ' sold. llnd :\\ary McAfce. St a r Stit(' hers met at t h. e home Clovers met at the h o me of Miss --Janet Arnold i the t w o ya_rds. 0udash elt on June 14. Sharryl Accordlng to statements made . of th e Mieha el twins. Betty Ma e 1; • Storm-Proof T�e Swin e Evaluation _Center, y store oflicial!I, the 11verage cus Spencer, reporter. . . , ,, . . ... , ... Ross j:!ave the reporls. \ Mrs. Doroh �oJecl:; ca�1cd !ln as a part of Ohio State tomer purchases $5. J l worth or D1scuss1n:1 1 ofFor More Details Ph. or Write . Fair I l h�' Karr is adult leader. Belly . .. • .. • Umver 111ty, 8howed . th e boyli how proccrie s and the average cost o r was t he- main to r 1r of busmess. 11 1 Puttmg m a tipper and placeltose, reporter. Mac �anner_11 are me as�nng th� produc- a pound of groceri e s is 22c. the June 8 n:i C'cl 1 n g or the R acme m e n! of co vers on a bed were • ., • . • e t Ne ighbors held a l mg ab1hty of their breeding stock Jr. Jolly th e demonstration subjects by , b-h . ,.,. � An interestin sid e li• h l on ha • ry Tho m pson · g demons1 ra 1ed hoo I . Ad,·1so, · · t 1 a g:1'II and bo ar 1 bits of consumers was pointed out Ha c l· nc G radc S�.. th ro ue •h _con151gmne ·,. ' m · and O I eva _Smith al Hemlock Grove, 0. . , the makin g of pot holde rs at a . La ura .pnee fro.m a litter to this station. Actual where , in one group or stores, the cha rge were M iss_ Har�1et Nc11,;lc r , Phone WY-2-8794 meeting of th e Pomeroy 4_H Gard· a _m eehng of the Columbia Make-It we1ghl8 of the animals a nd feed o pportunity was made to exchange and Mrs . Rose G rindsta f f. , nc rs held at the h om t' of Mrs. I G i rls 4- �-I Club held June 115 at the �-�- Carol Wi lcoxen c · a cou))Qn for 25 TV stamps or 25c G. R. Thompson. Louella Thom p. ' Columbia School_ The P�ject Jesin coin. Consumers pick ed the TV ! son reported on se wi ng baskets. so n was on . se wi�g with Mary Home ma_ kers met <m Pegg:y Folmc-r, rcportei. Jordan, advisor, m charge. Shar• The U. & C. stamps six times as often as th e on Cox, reporter. J�ne 7 at the . h ome or Karen and ., ., • , actual c ush money. ! The ne w store visited had an Ins M� K_ay, � 1 t h h'd rs. B �tty ca;f1" I Finishing of th r •first articl e . area of around 16,000 square feet. 1? n , , a ;•sor 1� c/rge. was the project lesson wh en the , BUILD IT WITH ARMSTRONG w 1� : This is a small neighborhood type Ka;y s ! rn,o ns .�a �; o � / Key t o Be U cr Livi nil 4-H Club I r 0 e t OUTSI O e d 8 DE WHITE . P • met ut the hom e of Ruth store , but represe nts an invest. I �se A 1 at cm R eed. � d;��n w i nf A �� J _lesson ect m enl of around $250,000, includin g e Roberta Bing a nd Ruth Reed / .. � in g e:� u I ' la nd, building , equipment and in- straton on g a ve demonstrations o n overcast. , Coo. ies: • was gi.,en bY ris M c�ay. I i ng and pini n a nd filling a patWe Mix Concrete To Your Own Specifications, ventory. I g 1 ln the summar;y Harold Temple- � ix •• C��c le. g��e �:�� tern. Betty S u e Clerk, reporter. i Deliver II Right To Your Job When Needed n ton, viee president of the Kroger �· l 1 0 rr u:c rs an S■h Pell•t1 for Water ¥ff1nen • • • • Saves Money - Time - Waste Compa�y.- poi nted out that many of ence . a ton cond ud ed Susie ec d a � i! -Carla Morr the thmgs he learned as a farm mon8tral1on on proper handli ng agriculture of boy and a st1:1dent. or a knif e w hen the Pomeroy fknd t I were the basic prmciples of the Eac h club mc m b r of th e Merry ers Ju n ior 4•H Club "We Do l)Jstom GrindJnc:'' m et at the nstra club gave a demo · d Lassi es 4-H No. 2nd St. grocery busineu. He a Iso pomte home Phono WY 2of Blakeslee, adMrs. C. E. " 1 Page St. Phone WY,Z.S284 Middleport , out that any boy or girl who hag Uon on Ho� lo Mo"..ieJ" at the visor. MIDDLIPO RT Th e project l esson w as on 1 H �n:: ��lls: the· ability to do, i ncluding the will Ju ne_ 7 meeti_n g. :rsscrambled eggs and rolls. Peggy et e o arge to get an education will alway■ advisor, was m c at the home of Kandy Grueser. nd a job . The opportunities are inc fi I -Rueff• Wells I ,· tremendous. lhe of ' Through th• courtesy nd ide a1 Cl u·b me t , The PortlaI sponsorin g groupa these four boys L?uise Bre,,..er Mrs. with 7 June will be able to lnterpret to the 1 m charge.lhe people of their county and the and Mrs. Ebcrsbach ncent��te on . o c was sson e l ct counties in whtlh tlley live and proje . GO?d Pattern to . go work In later years: many of the "Selectmg a ial end correlalinll. J mater important problems n ot o nly of with goo d iakto th Mater and n 1 producers but the distribution sys• patter i E rsb ac � 1 tern and purchase by ultimate con• · jecl selected. Mrs. judg�o� s. k to how ed 1 demonatrat sumers. ! Provico Add• Scam Looking Ahead On The Food Morkets \ LET'S GO SHOPPING Meigs Boys Get Quicli Course I In Modern Marketing Process I I I W d I New In Farmin g BY VERNON SCOTT me" he ex.plained UPI Hollywood Correspondent r "Al l'rln('e!on I belongtd to the HOLLYWOOD UPVl-Weslerns Triangl, f'!ub. Iii dramo group are coming up i11 the world. Nex.l that went on t o ur. My o n ly ohJt'r· seaso n a Princeto n graduate will tiou to it was that I had to pla .v ride shotgu n in .i new shoot . 'e m• a lot of femininP roles. up. ''Believe me, I was the bigges t He's Wayne Ro gers, w ho will 1 ugl iest looking dame that eH'r star i n ··Stagecoach W est" next walked on a stage anywhere. 0t"tober. Most unusual aspecl of " I didn't learn much about J1('I• !his new entry is that the series ing but it w as a lot oi fun Nim does not have II gimmick-no trick I'll be gelling paid for ac ting gu ns, mirrored hats or specia l a n d I won't have to p]a)' any horses. female role s." The hour• l ong horse opera ro n­ C'eros an ex-Confederat e so ldi e r who has turned his talents l o Attend Catholic , push ing a stag ecoach w est , a11 tht! ll,f f ''· eet111g e neBl Y titl e subtly implies. A convention of Catholic WoI n "The Re bel" st ar Nick Adams play s a Conf ederate hero with a men's Clubs was held at. thf3 S t Brooklyn accent. William Bendix Jo hn Yi an ney Seminary . Bloom1ng­ swash e s and buckles i n ''Overland dale, Ohio, Wednesday. The {'O Ii · Trail "' with a Bronx accent . Both \' ention was for all clubs in 1 tw sre aceepted as the real M cCoy · Steube nville Diocese. Atte ndi n g from Pomeroy were Bom In Alabama M . Richard freema n, M rs. Mary rs ? a n But Princeto accent Hmm. " I can talk like a Confederat e " Ku nzelman a n d Mrs. Leland Sis• Wayne 1aid In a fat-back and col• son and Crom M iddle port we re Mrs. Jard green& patois. "I was born in Paul Cascl a nd 'Ltl rs. Francis Biron. Alabama. I · � '"' ' '""' . ·" •""'•"'··•:V First Bapf.ist Church Class Entertained By Mrs. George Skinner Thursday Evening -- Dally Senllne l, Pomero y-Midd leport, 0., June 25, 1960-3 shotgun Guard In New Western Education Most Important Fat·tor Mr. and Mrs. G ordo n Wolfe celebnilcd their birthday • Jo'rlday al thelr home, RaJlroad St.. Mldd h• • port. Mr. Wolle'• hirthday wa 1 Frida)' and Mn. W o lfe's on Wed• 1HHnlu:y, A chicken dinner with all lhe trlmml11&1, tomatoes pleked (ro m their aarden on Tuesd11. y. il'e cream and dt•(•oraled hlrlhday .:ak e were tiervod to Mr. and Mrs. Shirle y Wolre or Bradbury, Jam• es Hai::J.Certy, loral a n d the ho1l11. - --. �t-� -.,. •- ,1. , . , •..,_..,... � t-lli<.,,i ;\f' ♦ � B ! 50 FRE. E � Top Value Stamps I � I ; WITI{ EACH JO GALS. OF GAS PURCHASED AT LANDMARK CLIP THIS FREE COUPON " FEATURlNG I FYR-ZON GASOLIN E a • ' - -- ... fJ!Jlfilll ..... - -- .... _, . .: . 24 Hour Service . 7 Days A Week '. I CLIP THIS FREE COUPON This Coupon Good For ·' I I 50 F REE 1 • I 1 Top V·a lue Stamps I 1 I I wn11 EACH LUBE JOB PURCHASED AT LANDMARK CLIP THIS FREE COUPON I I ,... ... ..... ... ... .- .... .- J Ask For A Credit Card - W.ash Jobs - Lubrications - Unico Tires - Friendly Service ' • �• -Hi-tter Wasted ' Rac ine No �s son J-ohn -- --- ----------- -- -. -.AND INGS 1 � I les Orio dians; In shes , Cru . Yankee Steamroller I UHJ G Edg e Athletics 6 to 5 In 19th One Ru n Win P>tisbu�:: •��'t t;, tr ll•i� ,_ ·� 'ifl 3 ¼: 6¼ 10 � IJlt.t 11 , lf 15 � 4-D•ily Sl,nlinel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, _o., June 25, 1960 WIDS • 1 •0 An��r.r�d�:�:;�t:!.�: ;: l f��f;j��� t�F��: M(.'Mullen. J S.year•old Oxnard, , - c,l>f . h,gh S<hool athl,1, to . A c...... ...... Nlohtl ·I c__rel! O n EITQl'li I PMnlllfi l'wkllne � u "'.''����,::� ,"l,,:��::::,::� I \l'l.!1.tfol� �" I . ::� r l' '-l ll o -, B . .L e S' Of IQ Top -l p IIUJ u"1f,el er, w,11 b, ,ss,gned lu the I 1wtirw vi ij) ,,�,u a d 1i,l!e"tH'l�!J"J9='J�·:v�.lei; �-�· ·�:�� ,��:i , - -LAST TIME TONIGHT I 'ii SATURDAY ONLY WORLD'S HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP I I or �r ------, ,...;=------ II I I I ..t nl V!i!! 'fl�, 11!1 V!lll AA· W' � re11tfuJ ,tlllDfill!'�, ever erolve<j by m a n t It r o u g h Providenc,. I !I l!�'l!!ln in•tituti/)n, ed, No-H 1' tter At Raclne • Braves ---�;-;;:---- --- I ��f,,..Yf.�.� I of �I) virlll@s: Cll�rjty for all; mal ice toward none. , 'A/ith the hope it w ill, in IOITie mepsure, fbster oncj help sµstairt _ thot whic h is 909d on fam ily and com mur:, ity life, this featu re is Sponsored �y the bui:in��s firms ond org(l'h izotiC1ns w�ose nam es �PDE>or below . .lddlll(IOrl �m l!uill Kitcbena fHE * 'It 8/F, S.lety-Fortlfled cord body for Ions mlleate, top aafety. Plu• T� 'It Made wlth Fi.,,.ume R11bbor-X for lon1 wear, improved ride. f'lcl R•c;aaRlbll Tire • A ._,,,, li Ttl1 • ..... WI LLI . ·soN 01 L co, . . -I, .. '· POll!llBOY, \ omo ill ¼&I ¢ Riff)' �. • t 1 rnia \ PHONE m��•: !: Oner 0 . .. NEW ........ �..., ..,,._._ .., A ASSOC IATED ' RADIO an d T£ 1.EVI SI ON Fil . PHE DIST RIBUTOR Tl!LLW!IION 1\1' ........... ......... ,.,......c..,.,-- •••,...,• .,... ...,. Tulltl�•• Tullt-Type . . . Whites, Blacks 'rviier, �u:· m4 WV-2-1 193 '' �OF •=�• •·••tm �-1 m- m.1 HE.111- ..,,.t . ·�- I 1·14. . sc•� P�A NS for-•••~•n• Mlt...._ ,:a. MATPIALS CONTUCTORS PANELING .,.,.. ........ .,,,,. ........ FIIINCIII '°"""""" .. ...,. .. .,..,, .. ....... � �fr, l, �B. ROOM _r.,_, ...,,.,... niqukemenb "-"' - ALL SIZES and TYPES SALE PRICED -1 prayer 11ei"Yice1 Wt4r�y 8:00 PJ'IJIIJ:.bil,1 &»nday . 7:so· / Pftli, Joung peopl� � g sun'. day 6:ta Pm. · ' '• : � "'- Millh0111-, ��� ;.;•• Rei,. • 1..i " . · i>f'''""-' i,."I ; Louro! tn ..._ J : uniil'ay· l'fehool a. m., ll w1-\ S11ot.; " . lfteUng � ' ,-... ., h .. ,-...... ·;,_ Chu M ll,In 1I"'·31! 4 DJ.\' ,..'r?" . p. . . char1e : ry SUIEI . 'at · l-. ..... a., ..,.... Old ha,i .• 7 elltttc m , ·' t·•fa�, 9' · ·Piat.a, d"n PM'tlan,t Ro�d' p . T a ti � ar1e SU1'U)A � 81 � l/' laNI�. School 8:30 IDI r,reachln C We • . � 7:30 p. WJ:ITN-� ., iifli:,o IQll abd Blb!e Study Wed' � · ,i:di: ; , !I:. r�hr C, W, Prot , : . f�- J: Channel 13 - 9:fS aa. 11":• � l'r.et.i 'W IJtt., : Hey. '!!fhe Answer' To , � .t:hurch of Chrl lt1 � 1 W� ff. lltr•.11�P.. DI . i S.unAleobollsan;) · , 1· & � ,_Worley llir'pf'le 1',d. Eua:ene Underwood � S. !Ol mfnliltfll': Bible School 9:80 •· in.; �Y, J . QI'·_ llflftH Mtthoditt Church, ,.,... ·W ��g won'tip 10:BO•a. "ti. •• -�J!!'I ,,J., . . ·,.;p erO)'t Eugene Brown, Mlniater. "(,lrthlp 1:30. p. IL Roberl �-. '.t'f""'1� . : , . • . · I. Sunday School 9 : UI 1m Kenne "" e·ia,..d• �a• ' I ey, supt ; wor.L •-• I ._.. •••t, , ·.tble -oo Fm t-�� ,nip 10:30 at, • ,...·=..� ._,..,,. �•� MHwa, C,mmt.ftltJ1 Cliurdl :�Q ... , �Topic • ''Our Day, .A Great Day ; · , •.,l . �•' �-, S"'h001 1t I ., In. 1,e�c amp and �Utute wi■ · Rally 3 pm at llwnt,.,_.el ......,.., &J Kr. ID� ,llr,. D1!9 Oorcu. II. Codner. -,_.,. ....., 041k Hilt., . (Our MYFera will atlkJ:.Ju , .n • Pa■torL · &At. SChool J� a. m. QJ.1drell.'ii �ia tend); Spe.clal Board meeting at . , ,...,.. l\'i'tceiN Cfltum :I p, HI. Wobbl), 7;,r �- ID . 8ill'4- 7: � ,pm S 1,mday, ComlJlhJ.slons ._ .... oeo-.e Da'1D, ,.... twldrr. and h'ldl'f. ' '. ' meet at 7 pmj Choir rehearsal 7 ' Wedneaday Mrs. John Werry ....._; lie.hootau,&. 1:30 ,,. A...... ti, n.. .., . .. �ltrf•, ,•IJPh pm � e.r · •� '�fJ•rdi director. Bev. Brown and .fafllily · l!l_umble, mi n.li�. Bible acbodl 8:,0 will be on vacation the first two ·neu ..,_. Tcple � �"' '- m.; •�, '!'OJ'lltlp 10:IO· a. Ill. Sunday■ of July. The Pattoral ReL.·8t,htL .,... Chl'QtJan End!avot ,l)outb) • p. lation11 Committee will aee that 7:� venlnf WO� the lp, pulpit 11 supplied with speakE p. 10 a. IL 1n14a, �MIIY l�ry C�Nh en ef �' T. V tor the■e Sundays, . _..., ,,41 a m UI Cliu'11,, · 1-tfWt ,..fllt,t an. We#lla, mlp!,f:�: "-!tilt 4'11001, a1 The ,...r11td Church, PolN101, Rev. Waldo J. Bartels, Pastor Sharp, · Palllar. Suncti, �:SO • · m. Wl'". Kml, Su�; Jobn Wm. Blaettnar, Dir, of Cb. �':: •� •· Ill. Wonlllp NI'- '"F. �oi:tJ!tp l!l=� -v�,� iLita �11."l!q eVt1Qin& 1it ,:ao.. '1eavor ! p. m.; -f:\'en� iOrt Ip, Educ.; Sunday Church S°'1,qol •t · 0:tia am; Worahip Hour 10:21 am ·�ure• .f the �,,.... �"' 7 ,. m, , Topic uThe Chrbtiant Opportuncua ■av. HaNfd HoltftN, 111• Win...,,. Nall -,. �• WI► ....,_., ' �b,ol 0:30 a, m. ¥qnt,nf i,11eo; Pu�if meellnf, Slin., I p. / �ly:\ HappJ Harveaters m eetinc, Fri J,aY, _ Jul)' ,!_ �� 7:30 pm. Come , titp 10:30 1. i, � f:IO p, 11.; Watc.iMoWff studj � p. • tte welcome. n,eti,tl.t' ten:leea ,:90 p l!lble 1tudy, TIM'a., 8 p., .._, � and WD l p, "-i ' ��i Pomaroy, l ,mQ,adlJ" ,:so 1)!1.M meet- .i'ce m.Ntlq, 'Jlifi.,. T ',:. II.; fl_�t � e , l>a■tor. W111, Reli>!I C. hour ll .1'Noodu •). lllll' ll"bool. 'f!IWI. I p, fl!. • ·,. ., lllallonary �;liJe a Holl . -• �•loon, S!lPt ,m Ji !!:In combined C !ri,. ·· "!'I •.., · �p a ad -stu4,. ot·w ,, 11el'flee · � - .,. . 11w lld- l)ulv ,t tliti _.. on Jeaue Captu res · t an·P. DI ,_'lVlieb � SUMI Seh 1 9 , and Junior tbUJ'Ch You". Nuner, · Church el Maa,w, �......, lio W� - 10:-30" :BO •· ' Setm � for rit�1 dt!_n; ;1_2:30 Youth Rall,U11lo1 Aves. �meffly, im:-g: :t. rp'I� y01dt, . •.•: p m 11 we1ltt....-...b A.Ima. Can •"�' · ,a,tor SWi4,J �- Jt,:IO· · t1c 11.lViee ,"":io · en t Jene ' ., , • �· DI ! , • 11 :30. · h■• lfrilp tO·BQ; 1i -' l . . -� .,, 'Ml� 9: ,� � c,e, «'W C 1· Pr 30; hrl � rch 1 · icei serv -, c?: �,•.:. Mhldlepclf't,. Mt : e:lr"f:entna: Chrfftlln . � · I G1r.�r, Mlnitter. 8:80 r _ '• Jf,eUg 'Plu td'1 1, M,,,. BibJe-'•S:cbooJ. R. C, Steffy, Sujl. nJ �••·• Pom'1'07r ...._.., ,...,_ t....• (TJI, , �lee af 11 'Wlt '.. ¥ · 10:30 'Momin& Wol"lblp, To))ic 't'OIID.1:TJ' cti� p f1!1'J.'). . £4 � Cl: &he iubject of the lkaon "Stewartllbip; 11 •" Ileen, or Nlffld , ... pistor. Slliuhjl lebaol i:ae i. m', Earl BOIOt !fpt.� , ,q,>l(ep T.ut Tha /1,o� Gne!eD; '7:30 EYenll'I& Ml'Vite. To..,;,_., It "_1/iwl• ' '' h•IY mil iq pie "If Wa tho �'"ht"· "'"ot . "' !lqn1'.tllld WedQ"'1o, ai'w1111j ,ii � if i"'";,.• .,_.i"• Wit� dl ol ,�·' 'NNff'•hall and lflble Stud7. · P,:! • 1 , � tl)a, .i:Yitlw.' ,...,,Gia\ 1ft} The HNth Mathodl• � 1 /t....,_. i.,_,. ..,;Mlddl� Raymon Kon . at,{, , � �- •��'rl ' � '9f1ta. � ,i,: ' . • P . ..,, IDlil. , � . i!!"O- ; ..,..j� ii 8, o t , -- � � ,_.,.;,.c , , � II,\ l .,. -�•";, r � � . , "' • ., .,, . .,,i �(· .. _ • � . -♦· . , ll , · :11J A NEW IUlCHIN FA.MILY II. DAWllNGS & $.ON$ C". r - Anyontcan operate for buslntu or p1rt0nll uH-llctnH IHUtd by FCC on rtquHtl Finell: performance or any Otmn.-. Radio avaD1blt I F.aay ins11l111ion in home.cu truck, boll O[ bu1inc11. Complete Clan "D" C:i1l•ftl.1 11111!11 _,,.p-ln.w1t eholoo •111'.1 .r l cllmMto bf flip of I p.rik:h. Mom all F(X' ..... ___.. orr ..,u"8 ana!UvilJ aq,aft!l,e tqUil!!"'nl. Eaoall"' ...i..u,n;.CompKt.modot-n =Comploli wl� lubes, mk:n>phooa. and .- ......... qit -.. S A•••a;, ICA R"8-Ufil'on, W. VL Advl•• ••cl a11l1t1111c• 1-. Q Famous 7,rib Flreetone Chomplon trMd desian. 0F Ev•,. ENCLOSED POICII of Holsnm Bread �v.. .' •••• ,....1, ••,.,1.1, , , • • UNITED � I\ WOR •lr•rs uauaw5 See our cao,plilho II Ori1inal equipment tread depth. , ;;-_ , If a "�,. . ..,. .:-.., gtt· ., t(t�· ••.,tq• •••t' Mf'VftR D. ,., "' vn W:'1-,, 1•1 � Teur Dodgfl & PlyanouU, llealu .,. "" - I DAUIPny ••M■-511f INll\lll " � 11a• Of -t'"lf f".AtMI � . e•d $3.99 p r. Installed fREE OflO VALL· EY BAKI·NG (O' 1 "''dtlleporl r-.. r:--... llack Tube-Typ• Champion l'OD'l!N',)' Budget S!iopplng Center . fOm.,AN & ABBOff Endicott Johnson WORK SHOES ,, 6.70-1 5 ., fflfFlER RED ANCHOR IAKER RJR"ITURI M EN'S From Am erica's Fore most Man ufa ctur er -. . ' Wlwlesome J;'hijoSQp/ty . . A Gracio us And Co_m mi,ll4able Way Of J.,lfe. \'our Church Symbolises A • • • need more room? I I I forled .•nd imbued with that most commend a ble : All 25t: Mil k Sha ke,_ l I T��r:v 19 M'8kfiE'S : - - - - -C- - - - - - - ,. - -• ' I i�Ut,';��1:i.:•U:-=.· UV;Ut I very good to rob or to h�m . Here you will b� iqsp;red, com- 1� - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 O(��--; :,.:r.r..� t a .. tfii• \:4r•� •lhi .. J I J ' ,j ' I• 'I n· •1 �• ' • ,ou loclett Ut1... � :e;',_ ._,. ''° . . .i,i:7.� f. :,·_J,',� -· 9/IO IOf' L��.., · ffn I I •·· I "'•llt ,. fl',al� iso r'f�, r� I I place to frequent. Men do not go there to fight, TUESDAY ONLY .. ::l� therefore n ot perfect, i t is McClu re', l)a iry l•I• I 1'h rows a nd I I in· '11!�� 114 IIJfllll/ership Ol).d organization a re concern­ SP EC IA L! • hl Kn1g I .\l!�lllli'! t!le c"ur�h is 11nd Stat, J'hHtor I I gr�,t • f;w� fl>r �- if. I !11!1 no ot�er instit�tion htmls 10 . I it apa rt from � llyj]jjpJgs. Di I ...,.,.�­ '"'"" a t on('e sets Around And About m, M'Jdle port •• FREDDIE KOUDASHII. T P..to, of the House of Prayer, Chester. Ohio ""':," ,od Mr, Charle, M� l TEXT. Beho ld, I and t h e children whom the Lord hath given and Mrs Wayne Rupe and daq. By Roy L. Smith me are ror signs and for wonde rs m Israel from the Lo rd of ghi.er have returned · to thtbl t �s a com mo n thmg to hear someo ne say , "The story of hosts, which dwelieth in Mount Zion Isa iah 8 hom e m Sarasota, Fla., alter vlali.- .._,.., · 18 my life wo uld make a book," as though his had been a strange . Lo, sons are a heritage fro m the Lord. [ 111g his brother, Mr and Mn. � Psa lm 1 27-3. and unu s ual experience from birth lo death. ! Ml'Ca rty and Mr■ Hartha Waltupl "FAMI LY DEVOT IONS" nbach Mrs Clarencc . As a m atter of fact, the life of ea <'h of us resem bles the A Mothers Day tragedy _ Ann Jarvis l1ves of the rest of us in m ost particulars Al least in one II ers Day in 1902 die d as a re- �,, >,.who · founded Moth- M rs Ken_neth b� 1 d �... - 11wIth • . Tommy v1s1ted T ur-y ' . - ► respec t we a U face the sa01e tests--the same fmaI · . • Judg m ent s . cJuse 1n 1957 a t the age o f e1gh , . , an d Mrs Ev erett Grimm J.n ViepFoundatiou Differ ty-four. She grew bitter beca use ,, na, w. Va. Few of us are able to c�oose the expertenc� through which of the com merc1allsm at Mo thers ; � - , �J. Mr. and Mn. Richard Womer of we are co mpelled to pass, but any of us can "1oose the effects Day, a developme nt which she Bf>l pl'e spent Tue.sda)-' with Mr. those exl?frLen�es are � haye �pon us. and Mrs. Harland Worner and had hoped wou ld neve r occur. Mr and Mra. John Taylor and The sam e thing has occurred . Jesus 1JIL1 $trate,:t th!s rrnc1ple by telling the story of two ' d1f_fe�ent men �ho built r,w� different houses . One erected his , of Christ ' s Bir£hda y, greedy other rt>latives. Earl Dave nport who hi employ• building on a f trm founda. t ion, an d the othe r b u1· 1t his · on an merchants commercializing a nd etl in New Yorlc came ye&terdly UDStable one. going all out for the dolla r , and . . evening to 8pen<I the weeke-,d / Then the 5:1 m e thing ha ppened to each - a terrible sto rm disgracing t h e meaning with his fa mily, south Third AVII. cam e. The winds blew a gale, a nd the waters came rushing Christ's Birth, which wa not of for Mrg. c. w. Erwin, Joeal and down from th e mountains, a nd in each case the house was profiteering but for thes s ving he r aun1 of Pomeroy, Mn. Ever• a batter�d by the ele�e nts. In 1;me case �he house stood up be- of lost so uls I ett McKnight were luncheon cause it had a sohd foun�a t1o n, and 1n the other ca se the guests of Mrs. David Entsminger A Mother' _ Pride s The pro. house went d ow n beca use 1t_ h ad no dependa ble foohng, one d ay thi8 weell:. phet is spea king thro ugh his Mr. and Mn. Emerson Jones The sto rm was t_he same� m each case: t_h e results we re dif- : wife. Behold 3 loving , revere n. will be week end guest e al the ferent • .A nd. any wise man cou . rn advance wh at the tial exclamation o f a g rateful , Id have ..... LJ.'ld • home of his sister, 14,s. Dorothy ,,_ · effects m either case woul'1, be. [ Danda kis in Alhens. While then 1 son, a cry of deep ad miration, 4•d the Floods came Behold the children whom the . they will atten d the concert by �e d e tails may va ry, bu t the esse �tia l qualities of the ex• Lord h.as giv en m e. A child is a beautiful thing. H an na Jilted the Band Clinic. Their dau1hter1, I pe r1ences o( a ll of us arc Ule sa m e. �r1end s one� trusted have up Sa m uel a nd said for this child I pntyed. 1 Sam uel 1 :27. Sharon and Ba��ra �ho have proved . u ntr..ie ; the mon�y upon wh_1ch we rehed so heavily been at _ lhe chmc will ret� rn H o hr Lo , a nn a n d rd, with so t he ngs a a br ise o ke s un out int pr . . �m5: 1'?-Ca �a ble of providing .us wtth m uch protection; the tha nksgiving tha t God bad a ns wered her prayers . M ary , with I home with them Sund ay evening. t �lttle trrJt ati.ons Of the daily grind get us down when the ma - the ChMst Child tur in her a rms, sings, My Soul mag nifies the be�r:o:� : �� U:1�t�� :,1�r JOt matters do not � pset u�; our best l a id plans �o awry; so Lord. Simeon in the Temple takes the Christ C ild in his h two weeks visit with her eon and many of _tJ1e I!JYStenes of hfe seem i nsolub�; i�Justice piles arms and says, Lord, now lettest thou thy �rva�l depa rt in farhily, Mr. and Mn. Clifford upon us tn spite of t,lt oµr. �fforts to p lay f�U' with the wo rld . peace. Notice whHe t h e se mo thers took the i r children - to Stumbo an d chi l dren. � • , • · • the temple - or to the church - as all parents should do Mr. and Mrs. Everett W,dkiQa. The U ntform Sund �X School l esson fer June 26: .. THE not lo the theater, n ot t o the d a nce ha ll, or beer garden or in Mn. Martha Watkins and daug� Fl/ti,! fOtl NDAT!ON, Matthew 7:24-29; 21:28-32. and out of the whisky store. Thes. practices degrade charac- ter. M11_ _Ray ll<Carty, Mra. '" a d l�"}f6tiibff3nO·oAft�ho read'$ thise un·es who has not t�r and cau se the loss of the Soul . _Rome stood on her seven �;>'an� �m�� o therh o od bec a me lulls and boasted o f h e r power until th e m . chafed under some , ol" perha ps· all, of these misfortunes . iut Sunday in Louiu, �y., vbitina ! Tb�re is a �ying tha J ®a th a nd tax es are a a rt of ever corrupt and she fell and great w as her f_a ll. wilh reM.ives and friendt. p Motherbood h A Mission man's sure su#ering But th.ese two spec ters a re n ot the O 0/ M.r. and �In. Peter La.lick and · � M a ny o men not want children .which is �nnatur3:I. [ children of Bridp-port will vla!t w do DllCs bti any means. A mortician who was also something O f ph'lo so he r , once Som e who cann ot be moth ers adopt children so .bat their j w,th Mn. Clarence Ebers�ch th11 p s a dis- Sunday_ to help celebr.ate the lat· said , "Sooner (11 late r they all 00 · me to me.. �an d,wh en thcy are mother Jo ve may· have a n outlet. To be childless wa · . g Je th t h Th I .of the ter'a birthday e ex expr e sses race o e wts �om e n t Joy th e brought in they a ll look very much alike. " A2C Jack Coleman of LockProphet a nd M rs. Isaia h over two sons, , i • ,-\.nil Gre,U Was the F111JI bow-ne Air Dase i, spending the Children Are A Glfl From God There 1s a seno ui quetliltll as to JNQ.et�er or not the world . weekend hi, f.amily ill Point Mrs. Isaiah reJmces over the chlldren whom the Lord bas PJea_.aant with n eeds a ny more gooq �dvice. Wbilt m,04t pf us really need . and relatives here. with is good re.s-;,lution . We have been warned . We know the inevit give n_ her. D1.an� S�mbo whQ la a_uendlnt . . . . Childre n, a s a gift from God , shll are His. We should ded1- Mounta m State Commercial �laDle fruitage of our actions · But we take no act'Jon on our cate them to God . lea:e in Parkersburg is spend1ne: o b b ·it' Children a re a, solemn trust from God. We m ust ca re for the weekend wit� her parent,, :�m! :aiistician has to1.r1 us that there_ are a t Ieas t 4 000 , 's pro perty, for we are responsible for them . God has Mr. and lln. Clttford SW�. 000 alcoholics among th e peo 't p l e of lhe U mted state s, and• tha t· God She was accg�panled home by her • bl esse t hem and when we stan d before him th ere are an additional 1 2-15,000 000 "problem drinker . . d our home with . . e M1SJ Carol Hays tar s " ' rn Judj!:em e nt will have to give an account o f the way we roommat we �d. And the sober ing fact is t ha t eve ry �ne of those who hav e the week befn Pave lived before the m, and brought them up. • undone· b-y liquor have been wa rned f th•tr Grover Mn Johq dang er bY su ffer· Ch1'l1,1r · Che■hire " en . are . mor · · orwith I ua ble than ca rs, clu_bs, theate�s, spent ·Friday . e v� . ers from a lcoholism all about th em everun1 Mn If t he tub er cul a r were , bridge pa rties, f1shmg trips. Parents should be interested m Ray McCarty 111nd mother, Mra.. . a , care l ess a bout beco ming inf t a th e d rt n kers a re of t heir c� ild ' s Christian educa tion and the savin g of their Souls . Martha Watkins. b;coming a lcoholic i t w ould be na�I scand a l · Mn. K enneth Cooke and ch1l• and their future here and herea fter. ' Act en Connie an d Tommy, local dr a M s rent a p ny in t n . sponsibilities, re delinque e ar their The re were proba blv �":i�d�e d yo ung prod'1ga 1s 1n t h e far and Mr. end Mrs. William Cooll:fl ,c Right Relationship country when _the famme . fel} on that l a nd, but one of the m and ebildren, Vickie and Timmy p a�ents a nd c hJldren bel o ng togeth�.. In th� hol!le togetherg ot home to h1s fath er's house ·because he sai. d tO hi. mse " Ifi I n!ss 1s the on ly way to J!lake a home . 'The fa�I l)'. tied toget�er of M.ason spent Tuesday ,at I.de _ wilt adse.1• _ Hope. with love , com pan1ons�1p, prayer, and worship 1S �•s l�al. · . G. H. Stan sbury� pharmacist is . He did not wa it un til his father wi red him the pnc e o f , aPa rents take our childre n to Sunday School. Sendwa.Jbem .. .1ssisting . the Roller Pharmacy ticket H e set out on his own two f e d ot sk o r a n lone is shirking your respons ibility . Sunday S�hool Of today wbile �axat Roller, H proprietor QI � f � e if f t ee�. e xp · nS e a cc ount he d e end ed u on 1 Jm e p · for his o lde r broih er to prepare tte SI, a t� on · e �Id not ask 1 s the church of tomorrow. Fa milies should • sit together in recoverme from .eur�ery at the for him; h e con- church services. I n the fa mil y circle a t hom e talk about the Pleuant Valley Ho,p,o,l. !u fessed h-ls fau It a nd. thrcw hii mself on his tfather's merc y · · es have roasted pastor good I h"rngs of the ch urc h . (Some famili Sa lva tion comes to those who a cI on th ei. r own be h 11 · � ! . . . dinn for . r.) . e Party For Cau,in Co i gh t 1 0 1510 b Ed u�a,tion, Narist di ed for every fa mily a s well as for one. It is a beau • • Ch A p.arty was held 'lit Marlene C1 ti o�atfou ncil : re e s O ros r n e Umled St ates tiJul sight when parents ,n Reinhart k m ildre d ch ·, at 170 Mufb<rry A •�-• n ta e com union to ' of America ) · -- --- - ____ 7'----gether. (In Heaven.) We a re together here on earth so why for DonIUI Palmer, v�1tlng 1rom morning 9:30. Jack Bechtl e Supt; .- -;---- not in hea ven? United here, why not there. Children are the AkrThO!te . on: .1 · In .tt.m.errca Mrs. James Brewington , Primary I R'fl"igwn attendtnf were ConniehOP,e of the fut ure. We live. both, for tod ay a nd for tomorrow · Freeman. Nancy Bums, Brenda . Supt. •· . a Divine . B�.» )"Y•· 8" am. We· s hould stnv ' Wor - e to m ake It easte!' for the next genera tion .in by Bailey Pat Henne.q, Johnny Yeaa Top1�· ., ou tme Re 1gJon "; .,Twen" tm sa·,ing IS , . this ger, Cheryl Eber-auAch, Kay Comp ty five new hy111-nals are behlg . . one · . . Six mtlhon children started to school for t�e fi. rst tim p urchased for th,e choir. An:Vone . e last ton, Hal� W�rry Dor Coatea,. autum n . (They a•re our challenge .) C an we bmld our influence Butch Meier. Jim Meea, Tom Lind t wishing to pay far one or more 1 11lease see t�e put.or. Th,e Hant Cleland, 1 i nto the fu t ure ? J es us and Paul 4id. Nei th e r one had any of 1 Hotdog Kloes, 0book� are $2.00 ea<h. this world's goods. S-0 did Robert Raikes, the founder of the Johnny Kunzelman, Pat Va"ih4n,, Sunda.y School movemen t . Fra nces Cla rk of the Christia n 1 Tom and Johl1!1Y ShHleen, SonDJ Pint B,1ptj•t Church, Mlddl• E ndeavor: Davi· d Liv1ngstone Of Eng Iand a nd Fanny J. Cros- Gloeckner, Hike Spencer and port, Rev. Qonald A. Boone, Min._, L,OUtS CA$S1LS Raymo nd Poulin. by, t�e blmd song wrlt�r. United Pm, lnternation.. Isler ; Tony Fowler Supt, Church Re(reshments were served, a:am• . . , lf1our years a.a:o, the PreebyterSchool 9: 1 5· am; 10:lft am Morn. Children are good ome os _for a better fu ture . Isaiah and his es were played and dancing � ing worshi� ; e pm Jr. Hi B\'F 1,n �hurch m the u. $. ,\. appoint- wife sa w a better day for· chlldren and, through them, a better enj oyed. meets at church ·, W11dneaday MJd ed a epecial commiesion di... dis- future for the nation. ------week prayer meeting. 8 : 30 choir ting111shc_d theol�gia�s, pastors, F a mili es that pray and worship together stay together, , doctors and psychiatrists. rehearsal. Frnd your place next Sund ay for Sunday School a nd worship. Their aselgnment was to study -- • -··--- -----�-- ---- --First ....,.. Ch.,..h, Ra,lna, "tb, relation Of religious lailh tu fa ith has contributed in_ a aaluArthur R. McCauley, Pa1tor. he,tllh.i. t.uy way to resturahons of Forest Run 9 :80 am Sunday School; 10:45 am The commilsion rejected both of h ealth." llornlng won,hip. Topic "What is lhe extreme att.i tlldes which tend 5. Hut "healing does not always 1 . Faith ?'; 6 pm BYF; 8 Pm Eve- to dominate public d iscussion of ('Orn By A.,_11• Walker e to thmi e wbo pray for ii.'" nina service "How God Sees non-medical healin however ardent their faith. "God Mr. and Mrs. John Bumgardper Regardless of price !1upports, g. ffistory"; Wednesday 7:80 pm It said that neither the Bible le to be worr.hipped, not used " ao.d .family of Ashtabula \'isited it'.s not the government that ,et, Prayq meeting. nqr hisµ>rial Chri1Lian e1perienc, a nd "it ia a presumptuous noli�n llr. and Mn. Lewis W,dJcer, Fri• the price oI Ohio wheat. It'• that 11a:e-old law of 111pply and demud Btfhleham ..,,1., t;t,urch* of ptovide� any Ju,ti(lcation for thr tha t human ta1th can, as it were, day. HY� II�, OblD St.1� G ea t 8 d Artb r R M "" Iey b.eUef that God wiJI miraculously work miracles constanlly," In olhMrs. Ann! Frecker •oeno. the Unive� · •�i.,µ rsity��xte,,1100 economist Jn cure a ny mness. if the victi m or er words,. God's answer to pt1yen E P!,tor 9•_,�30' ,.... -� JDorru·ng w 0 ,h lp wee k end WI th her d,aug hter, M n gra1 n maia.,�mg. .... •1 Ir!e,w. _,_ •--• L • f r h i 1 a mr 1H some mes no, 1' ith?" , • o e p.r. a y .....-u enoueh and anu. 1 "Wh t ls 'a 10. 1 George Baer, an<I fam 'h H4.ve eQOugb fait.h.'• M·flner pointa out that althoup • 1 cd Mn. d,y •s�oo1, ""'' • ..' ·.00 pm lp;l l. k · . should be .preparl!d to . • Christians Mra. , BLew1s walkuer v1>1:, 0 th 1ce supports durIng th·e laat e othjtt h1-nd, accept this answ pr D e r 1n full conlithe comm11 Pq,iae apryic, ",Ww GP.4 . Jempe art 111• Sat··rda Y �J f Q 1 , , , it ii equally dence that God loves melJ , Mor, " b1ve affected Ohio cootra: r 0 · Hl t r · · y ' t'lbjblical teachina and. to actual than they love themselv• anil Jame.11 Walker or Pomeroy and whe.!t .prices, the �lation!lhip of Church of Chrltt, ll'iltliilw, -..n �Q)iUience to deny tha t that m; knows what He ii ds,in&. Richard RusseU of Crooksville, vis- .prfcee lo supports JJI not as dlr,Art MircUm, ,m:11teJ'. . ··11:i:e tp(ritua.l lie1Ung doe11 SOml!!li my 6. Faith is not a sub.llcription tO lted Mr. and Un. Lewil Walker �1 .. � pll D on IWn Street I is _ likely to believe. �e econoSchool 9:30 11m; WIibur Rowley °'r occur. sta tements about God, nor a wUI- Sunday. Supt.; Morning WOJ"■hlp 10:30 ,u--,1, Thaol�c�I HNling m�•t notes �at while wheat ingness to believe that H� exists Virgil Walker and Anii l Holt• [ p:1ces on December tn, lNl were Behreen �e ,e:11.r'eme■ of indis• end can do anything he likes. u Cbr.btian 'Endnvoi; 6 :30 pm; Eve eriminate •ctept.nc. and tolal re• is "a pr,ofou nd.ly personal relation• er of Ba.ehan attended a b.aU a:•me 48 percent hia:her- than thne on ning wouliip 7:30. December 15, 1958, price 1upp(ll'W }ection of faith healing, where can ship between the believer and God in Clncinnatl Sunday. Mr. an.d Mrs. Roy r.urti1 of Pom- weri on]y U per cent hiibt1r. tc...... of Pniyer, C hMttr, ,,. 1 biblica_l Chriatian etand7 Christ." Jesu& ver e through What mond Life, Futor, Sunday ■chool � �mmlssion suHeated that in sustaining or eroy visited Mr. and. Mn. Lewi.a (December 15 price1 were tW!d. 9:30 am; Supt. Berl Boqa; Morn • "theq�,OBY o( healing" can b:e role it may play Walker, Tuesday. because t;i,er often return U.. restoring h ealth, •:hi ith 18 ita own Jng worahip 1 1 am; Evening ■er· built arotfnd the following basi:c reward." Its "sur,reme importia rn Mr. and Mn. Lew Brown, Po - larg�t ne, income to farmen.) vices wtll be at Che1ter gra�� .coJ)Ylctiona: Ohio farmers grow a lot of not from Otta- eroy, visited Sunday with 'Mr. an,1 ance" is d lrived, ach00l • commencement ., tu." It wheat that la not ID compliance is , God, 1. phy8ieal "All h ea l lnge which healin, whetb• o sion f al e I D BS t 7 UDder tbe d irection er Jt oCCurs thtou.,h what we call may he associated with it, but :� 1�!::;. ' J with acreage •llotmenta ,and.. · ! i :80 • V of Mrs. Frances Spencer and her natural law or 1iteotdin11 to laws erefore, la not ellgl�Je for from Its unrailing power to re' Jamei Walker left for crook.e- tb c�lvorkeri; Prayer meeting on wbic,b we do not .v�t know." price aup.ports, Some Y!al'I tlil, eem the total human personality ville Sunday to seek employment. d Thursdaf 8 pm. · .compliance wheat amoudr. 2.'Msd}c�, 11eleno whldi 1.1tll- from the ultimate fetten of 1ln Mr. ,nd Mrs. J:larold Holter an;II non to nearly . Meftto,illat Church, Alfrff, a-,,. llJf the untlttr1too.f ;,tncfp1.., of and death. family of Long Bottom, spent Sun- mera not �•H of Ohio's crop. FIT-ei sell isncer th Mmpl m M. R -------, Robert �d, paat or. Sundaf God'• n•fural ... to faclll t•t• day mitb his parents Mr. nd ra. wh•al at • price which t, deter,, Sdiool 9:30, IJoyd D/llint,r, . Su ot '-""''"'• I f • p-,.lolo!'lial .,,.,,,_ Han,on Holter_ mined by the free aupply ond de, Wotlhlo teryice 10,45 with Rev, m,, opt! ni, ci,ju11.,. ,J,oul4 Choir Hm< Outing M:1. Lewis ?(Jlker vi11lted with mand. Members of the lll'{U<n' Choir Card; MYF "-eetlng Sunday ev• -,c,i-n >i por·consl1jl11r It II a" •�Ince the marte� h�•-been op. nlnii 7:30; Wed. eve. . Pray• l�lor ,uWftut• for rtU,pnc• of the Middleport Fir1t Uulted ¥ta. lo&ie Rhodts recently. · erated in the pre-.en� of � . Sunday d e 1-eturn r e Walk Shartm ent th to � 'ia,th. · e Church : Presbyterian · w meeting 7 30. aupports," �ilner says, ,..the tree \ l a 1pendlng after e ll troolcsv from � ]. Chri11Uan,i- should pray for the llei&J County Fa irgrounds �ror a week with her aunt, Mrs. Doris supply ii reduced, a�d to tllit ..th•ny IUB thurch; '� I. r.eeovery ot the 111<:k, and they wiener roast Thursday evenin&. extent,_ P'fr.ea are .hip� thaw Dunn, p11tor; W9f8blp 8:30; Sun- may properly ut health not only Tho&e of the group were Clndt R11111tll, and fJmily, day School 10:30; Otla Knopp for others, bt.ft for themselves. Sauer, Carolyn RWLsell, Loil An-n I Mn. Geneva Joachim �nd Mn. they would be in a a1v,n yeu in 1 "Jesus taua:ht us to do this." But Sauer, George Sauer, Rodney Hortense Fran�el and their father the abaenct ot �up�." Supt ; Y•Hour 6 :30. The Objo ""heat crop this 7Nl' C•l'IMI 1UB ci;u,rch, F. I. Du• lie also taught that every petition Sauer, Seren Lewis, Ollta 1.ew·1,, Dougla11 Genh111mer, called on old ii eaUmatW at f11Ai million bUIIJf pastor. Sundiy School 9:30 Vfay, 1bou1d be otrered In the spirit of Bt uy HaptorJstall, Edith Hapton- friendll in the area Sunday. --·----els, which h the thlrd � ne Rouah, Supt. 'You·ng peopfo in total obedience to God which was wta II an d Kathy Lacey, · crop In the last 12 yean. � BRAILLE IH GREETINGS e oi even� HtVfce and PfO expressed in Hti own prayer: char1 WASHJNGTON (UPI) - A Sen- ,upporto will be at I >niniTron&Qortation w11 lurroi,hed grom al B o'clock. Not my will but Thine be don,." by !\Ir. ,nd liln, Lewie Sauer Jr., ate Tea0lut1011 offering bu'lhday of $1.82 ■ bushel in C.nl1'd Pb!II Faltf> Contrlbutn to H11ltf> ,.,,,..,,. EUI �hu,.� F. I. Mr. and Mn. Paul Haptonatall, �tlntf (R Helen Keller Oil hlfr Tbl1 18 the lowest I n the . 4 for efficaclOl.le Is "Prayer at School Dun rt, ,raator. Sunday . ti:30 Ben- Qulsenbeny Supt; w,r:- heali.ng. On the baab of pastoral Mr. 4nd Mrt. Rodney Sauer, Leo 80th birt.Ju:11:y Konday was print- 1fU' pef1�. � 1 »I >'rl41Y to aa 1f'lll ten( to 1blp 10:'5; Proyer m..ting ttjtd ...i medical experience ,uko, Ke,n1,dy, \Ilsa r•ri• &rlewine ed !Jo in.ifle and f'r" ae l !l,iJI! pr!� .of tliere � no 4ouht that Chri1tlan and Rev. How-,.! R'!Pl'Olt, 1 jbe J..P.,,1¥1 dtw-cruitel!lb!, S!lidf lf'"""""y 7:,0. ,. ,._ . ' I . j estic about a c)tµrch that -� By Rev. Edmond Life •• All LiVes Face srune TeStS 'llulre is soll)ething in­ spirin g,\ something m a­ i;� I OVEB 86? FIGHT IL Row To CJose On �t:\ders-. 0th I I V' FIGHT I FILMS.■ :::rlil Jgw\ I I I I ?: �� r� * I I LENNOX d ' I FURNACES I I BAKER and SEYFRIED COAL, Oil, GAS JflfWP.f I I 1 SERMONETIE suNoAv scHooL LE§SON or THE WEEK Your Church Is The Greatest Fprce For Good a5 � ,6,$3 douhlf' in thP r11n1h ofr loser Ray �1lw_i1uk.t:e games so far I WPll <ftllgue �lffi�, Ul bi§ /ir� �p �/ll'f l_bajl!�II! !.� � ,5:18 O,enll, the Y a nk, ""'' wo o 1 6 Heche cl l<eh,•"'' 1 10,1 WH helm San F,.nc""'• u:u �rve .'7 1s 1 , 3-3 6 Lo1, lUl -Si winner the they w;is so eq�n but 19, tMfJ lut ir e (M th of tt� who s, ftmf: e Yanke fRI� 1 , fiftNM J Ji W tht' tortoist'-lhe t.trf!ltf - � iff§ . f� WP SQ 3:3 ·*fj In other AL games 1he White , Caoc1mti t B r u n over their opposition hke .i show onl)' a h111f.ga �e margin W U <· ti.t{ � 2i U •W the Hed Sox, 2 · 1 4� ,\n&el�i �eam roller. or the Orioles, who over the persutent Orioles Kubck So x derpa\ed �Tl' �. W 9� .Ifill 9'f taume,; t ,Oi 37 � Sena the d Pb1ladelph1a blanke � . tf� , (fiUb) � ff-�, W keep grmdml! o ut tboae unspi-- e hit both or his h omers off Clt've- 1 a nd thf' 1'igers �J;:wed 1 Cb a.cago ., � " ijlO th r#e bi'-' J"8- � � land 1tartu Jim Perry and then tore, 4--0 � �t' JD wfl� � �J t,11,eular one...-un �·ielories' · If mar ,. lnc:rent LHd i f . Pirates .. 611♦ t durruns more lillftM' , dfJ two home P:r _}tijf, smgled f Rplf y . !)on I answer too quickl C.JJ '� bQn ,,I.NH �iq, MH, twice . The P1ra11-, wrreaaed their Na ,h11..,.,,,J f fl. l:,ft/Jt , , . i Tht' Y.11nk!!'e& may dazzle you. mg .a St!\"enth 1nn111g four . run ral�J· r,�,. Jl1f! .. , W Q� tt,· #W9'W � ht"1 Sy lo � Kent t1011.il l..('agu1• l1·11d to 3½ games Pktst>t,rfh 4 ,=11;� , lik t' l he) did Friday mght when ly that clmched lbe e game , ..A to ��� , O:i,:4:.d th, lt'm a Wl!f� 5 _ � �°' luh• 4 , 1 Cubs . tht• w bea11ni-: ror by · , T◄·w �,� homer •• o d . .als r� Hadley liomen; two Ton . Kubek pouuded J @l:•.a•t• f Frf�IJCG $Ml ves' a Br · the . d - an d -' snappe 9ff Oodgr,rs ": llu• \ Cf� � i lpp · Ji.u,' � �f!-4 IA4 fHR •� ble Int' runs u1 a IO.fl , Y ork n/d wm h a Pr with - Fe� Parker a Sltyr--,_.,'t .,.t ol the �nn, J)i.� � Jlf#Jll ...W,. ,;J:c 'ILam p,™f ::; ; """• wrnr11ng streak Taylor LHd 1 Robert ank, Take six g�me . Y � atnumprr:11�� . the I ndians cu ' . S Ill innings 4'�, "THE HANG MAN" Th.e triumph rn · 10 "'1-� I �k · .. ,._)l4d,Wi•�� W 3 !5 b;RilfH,,. · foe)' �f SW""'IUtW I d 5 0 cl o l 1 1 a1 rJ.--r, r 1 of (.. · But l ht· llr 1ol • na,ve a � ,If� pq1n,.ef'9t1 �u ii� ,,,, ali o d ed a fiH-gam e losmg I .. 0-1 ·.:-, gwltftt f.7 en " W�j..;_ Giants i � bit)) I ¥F;['11i � Sl��e u)J; the e<l 1 7 !�� 1 ;�� ; bu��h e :trh ; a ft:Jt,fi, � p�t. gl· lllll� the JOh �ue ,,.t,o•• bnij j� � ,twkfMickey Rooney, Steve Cochran . e x strf' tch W ith a �-3 win over the ! C:WiF•W t# PU:t�,tlt---9 1 O0 performed tht•ir spee'.a, �) ma : with a five-ru n rally at th�fifth 11 f.Jliotff' .,, f.f ., • e their ran e e the a nd M-amie Va n Doren n Ph1lh and . � Reds � !i,£cp,lj.d ,J� i�w.4 � the . 111 Coiltes of Jan � ense t 3 g } � l .. W�� mR up a ri vf' ru� dll � o � tlun ii iJ'� bill � , . (6 5f,t f,-•"f!fff If C�IINJl "THE BIG OPERATOR" I w1 11 1u ng str rni.; to six gameo Uy 1, 0'�1 . thl· Athle tH·S. !l 1o : e� �::h �nm ng Af1er e a ch team scoredeesa down111g Jh e Cardin als ,t, 3. J;f th Allf: V♦ t-7 i Also CartooQ •t � . � u-.. · p.w l9111Wf Yank the ��b!!i, ¥ Batl• j, u 11e run v1l•h1ry m ;4 sueh ba 11 jI run 111 the oulth • a rt t "4Mwof&IP11- Allc,iswo,� ,t '�" f � 11111· !JMlf 1-ot 4ntt1.,. f .....-, SUNDAY and MONDAY wit h t he ir broke the game a p VinPgar Bend M11.ell pikhed �,.,...-.111 +, n Ml 7-4 . , t l pm: P e ter Palm e r - LeeHe Parrish J iN r� Q,e b# W epfH: }.ey (§) !� -JR9 I four run outburst off loser John- 1h1, Pirates 10 thetr victory over -- u A BNER" l ---�� Mfv't {il,IJ!i.. •f s "L 'L wo s ny Jome in e John ny KH pp,I I l he t ' ,hs, y>e l<hng ,.,,. "'" '°' 51. Lovl, at llilll.uol... i• I (TechniCQlor) Seen " in" Th ..l.t fn Bri Wll !he wmner. pr;u Pr i his fourth triumph or the season I Chiogo at Pitbburth 2 a8S 1J Jfj4.u..1 - a leo "' ' Pi The hicago over thir and • cisc:o Fn Cincinnati at d . Boti1ton Juin� C n an ead d like looked S Qr e Orioles t Th Christopher Lee - Ha;-el Court ea er duck:& in their KJme with the I rates nick ed l�ser l)ick E l it•w�rth Los Angeles •t Mil w1uket1 your B,AKERSFlELD, �I . (UPi "THE MAN WHO COULD In O AM ERICAN L EAGUE If the r�st ?f the field can ee-p, N EW and USED CHEAT DEATH" I A 's. Jerry Lumpe hit a gran d· ' for 1wo runs in the secon� mn• W L Pet. iliB up to h111h, }umper Jo�n 'lbomas ,lam hom er in the second inning I in,e: on a walk and three smgl_es (Tethnk<::,\or) J36 23 .r- 1 0 Vode 5!im s boys ·WOO t ��V any ,nd No-rm Siebern's homer made � ntl the,1 i1dd 1• d IWO more of ( him New York Al110 Carloon 1 sixth the 1n .I:' 2 :rn 'J.7 .591 tr!)�li' Jn the 1960 Obmp'f J.ames Balt1mor1• it 5·0 for Kansa8 CJty in t h . 3:1 26 551J 3 \ By United Pr•M •nt•rn■tion■I . in Rome . C!l'Vt>land , 8 fine . . . third Baltimore ' however came rehl'f Job Ed Rnebuc·k hotans, ng Boston University Vir!;inl Riehmond NOW AT STATE THEATRE Thi! eri :w 5 .524 tow The . 33 < "ago Chi bal'k "lo Sl'Or(• ain gle runs In each pl y d a m ajo r part III T)od · the 1� feet, 7 tional at a � lnt!rn u bar the in the PT. PLIASAN1' 3m e 1 �d \l':-1 � _ .517 clear 29 1 te iS 3 e thl a e Detroi1 . . or the next 6ix innln . Gen . ers win over the Braves. Roe- Washm�l nn a row _set in t? ht_ nt 1 'b 'S KF.AVYWEIGHT i eight II I g won l WORLD ve Friday a h aiiue, I.i I 1 1 .424 The 34 e 25 1114h in Al 2 Showing e th with II e scor tied dling Woo Phune WY-%-3194 ek l�k over for starter Sancl .v 1 bu on sec the [asl HIP 1I he dl d it are closing in a� • w m and And_ CHAMPIONS . . s 12 26 . recor 413 C 37 orld i ly homer in the e ighth an d Clint Koufax m the second innin g a nd ' Kan POM ERO Y, 01110 of _ a form the ' tn sit IGHT PICTURES F 39 361 15 und place. adver 22 of y e rac a Mason Drivt,ln th Uoston with e �ame . · I CourlneY won h�ld M1Jwaukee scoreless on four 1--t,chmon d climbed to w 1 lhm wind that once knocked off 01 e Johaneaon vs. Patterson Fddey Night'• R11,ulh _ arn e y ! to th e a re of st h i ts he . ":N �..,,.,,,.=,.,,..,,.'"_ ::'-""'"""� lugo 2 Bo.ton I "WRIX:K OF THE h..-o games of second . place be <le- crose-bar. _�:-� Ch his fifth victory against one de• New Yoric: 1 0 Clevel•nd 6 _______ l t'atin g league . leading . Toronl�, IIARY DEARE'' SLh,I Al f�a1._ The Dodgers broke a 3 } Detro it 4 Walhlnfton o E 9.2, Frida)' night o n ,Btll Short s J "PRISONEII OF THE VOLGA" PIUWll Pt 1 R"' t� m the 10th on Wally Moon_s Baltimore 6 Kani. s City 5 six-hi! pitchin& . Deron Johnson ones arru t�1ple and DoJJ Demeter's sa('rtaturday'• Probable Pitchen ! iavc the Vir11inians a n early lead Liaht Heavy Olson fire fl}•. The)' added a_nother run 1 SBoston NEW YORK (UPI) - D!>UC it Chloto-Brewer 5-6 witli hili 1w.o--r1,1n home� off_ lo�er 3.4 _.. . t<, mmer•r on lwo errors by Ed die Mathews Bon NeMr&Y in the first ummg J?[leS, un beaten N1w York bght 1 and one by Del Cra od , 11. Joey J a_y l' rk a Clev♦lend-Terr y :rnd Fritz Brickell 11,Jso homered l heayywel,iht conle�der, earned .an igm.nt 2:-4 . N "'w Yo e r. Fr�nk Hov;ard hit los the s o w_ i u 1he rourlb. e NMW A�Just bout with Boo,, Olson in St 32 . . h,s venth homer for th_e Doll • gton at o.trolJ-Wood• u [ d M? nme h11: 9 a ttered Ma�ffl')n Sqn•� Garden ·by _re11i1• Walhin or Mo l l rb ger. , ■nd Hank Aaron his 17th tchidi: 11-1 Vt ■rue• 0-1 1 Miami II U tr1- ter1ng 1)18 15'.h etr��t victory � l.Q pitchinw while 1¥1'tlclll IMy•tptCol For h e Braves. Baltlmor• It Kan..■ City�ep- I u rni>h over Buffalo. Lo11er War· 'Friday night -at St. Ntcliob■ Arena Twl ! . \f'a Dtl•v 10-2 . Mlv• Homors n·n Hucker allowed only li ye hit8 h;i 1tie fin-,.J. Fr!JJ.&Y•nijbt TV fi&ht. Willie Ntays. put on �, is bes I pH 5 5 Sul1d1,;, 01111" Jon.es, 177 �ou�l}t, ara!n, WOJl a but one of them was ij two · run show of the s«-11.!loll �g11msl the Bolton ■t Chfuao 2 in the tth vJJl}�l Qv,r Phil1',d,elpb_1a 8 Von Burke Leo by homer 1 �ed�. Th_e colorful Glllnl renter Baltimore at KanNt City Clay, 17,t.¼", , in their ft�� 10innln�. f\eld1er hit two home �uns �n<1 effort by roullcfer, which finiahe4 th. �ra 2 s o.trolt pitching at hington Wa three.hit A smc e, stoI e. h ome an ma e 1 � New Yorll at Cl•veland 2 t,�milio cueche led Hava na t.o a of Fridav TV fighlf started ne,rly putouts. Willie Kirkl 11.�d also _______ viet.ory over RDcheateJ'. and 16 )'eaN a� -3-0 homered and had two Rtni::les to -:....---·,,._.. other sched uled game, Joe the in ::;:;•· help southpaw Mlkt' Ml'Cormick , � � otJo °' 11M1 ed clinch homer n Altobf'lli's two-ru 1 W I TH THI$ COUPON I to his ninth virlOr)'. Gus Bell ho... •iu.lWtllY• ,�.ililf'lbi� Montreal's 6-4 victory over CoHook Jay " IWICI SU mered for Cinrinnnti. III HIIQI ' ff ._. lumbus . absorbt"'d his six!h los.� . ·=.v,.:i. STANDINGS ---d W11 Stat.I UDlltia-11 It It ..a IIlt,,u.. -W • L• PCt, GB laN ADDRESS•-----a:l.11 11M aafflllt ,- .ca n.-c llllf 11't.l WELL REST$ VEECK t&Mt .lM � � llf Jlltruot 11.i ta41 19 .683 Toronto CITYr________ ON'--'STATEi-----tllloii Ii � ., lt.1 111111111 -.u.ffl ClllC i\c;o I JPI - Dill Vl!l't'k, 38 26 '584 ' w1tJ Bu rr ii IO 1 jG Mn *• q lollan 1111 DlffllN' 11 , 19H . Wl1ili• ni,:o Chit · prt"'sul1•nl or tht' -11. · 1aun.39 31 .557 7 Bidunon d ....,11111 ..oa,1 ,;,t aolJ.11111 I llt1blllll1:1 lUftlll UU8: Aart1•'- ..0111t of .....,,, l)irk Knight pitched a nn-hitl4•r R,,,·hesler ISLE Sox, is rcstine:: comforl, 1bly ;1fter 29 31 .483 12 : June 28, '80 Ul.0911.• loiha:llnJ rel-UH D undergoing i.uqwry un his right Lillie l..eaguc game Th ur,sd ll)' ni,i;: IIt Huvana Qf MWIII 29 3t .460 13 ½ "IJU&II 111.ao.m.01: IIH.Goi N" -a. - - - - - , ... Ji leg Friday, 11 lm.� pihll spokesnrn 11 11t Racine, reportl•d today, wht•11 Cohimhus 28 38 .43tl Iii 11tt1111 r.ld-� ear,ltal, n.000,000.00: Bllriil,., n Coupo s Above The Have t Mu You . 17 409 suicl. Vrerk's le.I-!, whidl was in­ he canned six R.aeinc Brav es �nd Mia mi 39 �on• WY-2-2460 27 Naw ,aJ• lbr • /'Yaw .,.. .., jured durinR Wnrlcl W8r II, hall h11ct excellent <'Ontrol. 24 39 .381 18¼: HU&. For Eaeh Milk Shake At 19c Montrea l • •fonwroy. Otilo t 11a1 llwtlMO llb· , removed ' 111e bone ganw featured the sl-ug,y:ing or lnl"hes three dbed "' 111 1111 ., � � __, !I':i ! UTIHWIII lfllfll.U INIVIANCI COMP Offer Exipires June 28, 1960 Al Closing Time · 1 of Mil'ky Menrhini who was four Culmbl.l. Olllo, ttitt dar ..i da", �u1r l, •t J above Lke knet•. !,.9 !!. �:!_ .a. aion11, Bvptda� S:���;i B Le d After Hot for four uncl four ru 11s scored. Snead 1 ""'""""""'""'""'�""""'����""""'� """M urray had 3 for 4 , Cilo 2 ror 4, On Portmornock Li nks '.':'.��-'- -"""""'""'-""""""'> and Neast ,_ Thomr,klns ·and Kmght , PORTMARNOCK , Ireland UPl­ iil.<'h had h1t11. m Snea d was counting on some The virtory kcp1 lhe Pirate� S�,aore of his tremendous tee shots w�y 01_1t fron_t in th,e county lf'agu,i to give him the und isputed indi • with si,c stra �ght wms lo no ,os::;es. vidu al l ead and increase the ��e Rravc!I m·e 1-5. , ed Sta t ee' team lead toda>: In I 1 rnl•·s 300 624---1 5 13 1 Unit round of the lnlernationlhird the Brav� 000 �I-:-- u_ o a al Trophy and Canada Cup eolr �night and M lmch�1_1 1 . �-l1•land . ( LI ), Johnson (4) and l. Wtl klme. champlotl!lhip. · Snearl spurted Into a tie with Belg ium' s i,�Jory van Donck (Qr NEW YORK UPI - Jim Hulh- the ind ividual 36-hole lead by fir­ ma1rn. winner 0£ lhl' l11d)1111apolis a four-under•par 88 Friday 500 , hus bt•l'n named 11rofl sslonal \ ing while Sam 's parti1er, Arnold Pal· uthlPle for Muy in lhP Hickok mer posted a 71 that put the 111011th!y eward!'I. Rnthmann's 48 1 u. S. three 11trokes ahead or Ire• first pl ace volPs and 183 points land for the team title amonR bea t Don Cardwell, the C hicago the 30 competiml nallons. Cubs' no-hit pikher, who !)Oiled 17 Cirst pl11el' vofrs -1ml 1 1 5 points. . lnterrwit� I , L h t' hare or w�:::,eddoP;: like I Il_a ily Sentin el, Pqmrroy-Middleport , p., Jµne 2S, llHll>-5 J 1 1 -Thfre I �=�� .�� ° i :�:uo I. J>! bi� Dh I I j j l:h[1� �h I · gill·shed D' Re}il'ious Pane) Makes Its Repo11 I':· £\le-;: -•-' I I I ' said, I Governmenl Don'l , Set Wheat Pn"ce, Eeononust ays Soc,·01 Events -0 • s I e �an I :��:,ne I I °"nt I ,-.cton.� """'° !,all ,.. , �• -Hi-tter Wasted ' Rac ine No �s son J-ohn -- --- ----------- -- -. -.AND INGS 1 � I les Orio dians; In shes , Cru . Yankee Steamroller I UHJ G Edg e Athletics 6 to 5 In 19th One Ru n Win P>tisbu�:: •��'t t;, tr ll•i� ,_ ·� 'ifl 3 ¼: 6¼ 10 � IJlt.t 11 , lf 15 � 4-D•ily Sl,nlinel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, _o., June 25, 1960 WIDS • 1 •0 An��r.r�d�:�:;�t:!.�: ;: l f��f;j��� t�F��: M(.'Mullen. J S.year•old Oxnard, , - c,l>f . h,gh S<hool athl,1, to . A c...... ...... Nlohtl ·I c__rel! O n EITQl'li I PMnlllfi l'wkllne � u "'.''����,::� ,"l,,:��::::,::� I \l'l.!1.tfol� �" I . ::� r l' '-l ll o -, B . .L e S' Of IQ Top -l p IIUJ u"1f,el er, w,11 b, ,ss,gned lu the I 1wtirw vi ij) ,,�,u a d 1i,l!e"tH'l�!J"J9='J�·:v�.lei; �-�· ·�:�� ,��:i , - -LAST TIME TONIGHT I 'ii SATURDAY ONLY WORLD'S HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP I I or �r ------, ,...;=------ II I I I ..t nl V!i!! 'fl�, 11!1 V!lll AA· W' � re11tfuJ ,tlllDfill!'�, ever erolve<j by m a n t It r o u g h Providenc,. I !I l!�'l!!ln in•tituti/)n, ed, No-H 1' tter At Raclne • Braves ---�;-;;:---- --- I ��f,,..Yf.�.� I of �I) virlll@s: Cll�rjty for all; mal ice toward none. , 'A/ith the hope it w ill, in IOITie mepsure, fbster oncj help sµstairt _ thot whic h is 909d on fam ily and com mur:, ity life, this featu re is Sponsored �y the bui:in��s firms ond org(l'h izotiC1ns w�ose nam es �PDE>or below . .lddlll(IOrl �m l!uill Kitcbena fHE * 'It 8/F, S.lety-Fortlfled cord body for Ions mlleate, top aafety. Plu• T� 'It Made wlth Fi.,,.ume R11bbor-X for lon1 wear, improved ride. f'lcl R•c;aaRlbll Tire • A ._,,,, li Ttl1 • ..... WI LLI . ·soN 01 L co, . . -I, .. '· POll!llBOY, \ omo ill ¼&I ¢ Riff)' �. • t 1 rnia \ PHONE m��•: !: Oner 0 . .. NEW ........ �..., ..,,._._ .., A ASSOC IATED ' RADIO an d T£ 1.EVI SI ON Fil . PHE DIST RIBUTOR Tl!LLW!IION 1\1' ........... ......... ,.,......c..,.,-- •••,...,• .,... ...,. Tulltl�•• Tullt-Type . . . Whites, Blacks 'rviier, �u:· m4 WV-2-1 193 '' �OF •=�• •·••tm �-1 m- m.1 HE.111- ..,,.t . ·�- I 1·14. . sc•� P�A NS for-•••~•n• Mlt...._ ,:a. MATPIALS CONTUCTORS PANELING .,.,.. ........ .,,,,. ........ FIIINCIII '°"""""" .. ...,. .. .,..,, .. ....... � �fr, l, �B. ROOM _r.,_, ...,,.,... niqukemenb "-"' - ALL SIZES and TYPES SALE PRICED -1 prayer 11ei"Yice1 Wt4r�y 8:00 PJ'IJIIJ:.bil,1 &»nday . 7:so· / Pftli, Joung peopl� � g sun'. day 6:ta Pm. · ' '• : � "'- Millh0111-, ��� ;.;•• Rei,. • 1..i " . · i>f'''""-' i,."I ; Louro! tn ..._ J : uniil'ay· l'fehool a. m., ll w1-\ S11ot.; " . lfteUng � ' ,-... ., h .. ,-...... ·;,_ Chu M ll,In 1I"'·31! 4 DJ.\' ,..'r?" . p. . . char1e : ry SUIEI . 'at · l-. ..... a., ..,.... Old ha,i .• 7 elltttc m , ·' t·•fa�, 9' · ·Piat.a, d"n PM'tlan,t Ro�d' p . T a ti � ar1e SU1'U)A � 81 � l/' laNI�. School 8:30 IDI r,reachln C We • . � 7:30 p. WJ:ITN-� ., iifli:,o IQll abd Blb!e Study Wed' � · ,i:di: ; , !I:. r�hr C, W, Prot , : . f�- J: Channel 13 - 9:fS aa. 11":• � l'r.et.i 'W IJtt., : Hey. '!!fhe Answer' To , � .t:hurch of Chrl lt1 � 1 W� ff. lltr•.11�P.. DI . i S.unAleobollsan;) · , 1· & � ,_Worley llir'pf'le 1',d. Eua:ene Underwood � S. !Ol mfnliltfll': Bible School 9:80 •· in.; �Y, J . QI'·_ llflftH Mtthoditt Church, ,.,... ·W ��g won'tip 10:BO•a. "ti. •• -�J!!'I ,,J., . . ·,.;p erO)'t Eugene Brown, Mlniater. "(,lrthlp 1:30. p. IL Roberl �-. '.t'f""'1� . : , . • . · I. Sunday School 9 : UI 1m Kenne "" e·ia,..d• �a• ' I ey, supt ; wor.L •-• I ._.. •••t, , ·.tble -oo Fm t-�� ,nip 10:30 at, • ,...·=..� ._,..,,. �•� MHwa, C,mmt.ftltJ1 Cliurdl :�Q ... , �Topic • ''Our Day, .A Great Day ; · , •.,l . �•' �-, S"'h001 1t I ., In. 1,e�c amp and �Utute wi■ · Rally 3 pm at llwnt,.,_.el ......,.., &J Kr. ID� ,llr,. D1!9 Oorcu. II. Codner. -,_.,. ....., 041k Hilt., . (Our MYFera will atlkJ:.Ju , .n • Pa■torL · &At. SChool J� a. m. QJ.1drell.'ii �ia tend); Spe.clal Board meeting at . , ,...,.. l\'i'tceiN Cfltum :I p, HI. Wobbl), 7;,r �- ID . 8ill'4- 7: � ,pm S 1,mday, ComlJlhJ.slons ._ .... oeo-.e Da'1D, ,.... twldrr. and h'ldl'f. ' '. ' meet at 7 pmj Choir rehearsal 7 ' Wedneaday Mrs. John Werry ....._; lie.hootau,&. 1:30 ,,. A...... ti, n.. .., . .. �ltrf•, ,•IJPh pm � e.r · •� '�fJ•rdi director. Bev. Brown and .fafllily · l!l_umble, mi n.li�. Bible acbodl 8:,0 will be on vacation the first two ·neu ..,_. Tcple � �"' '- m.; •�, '!'OJ'lltlp 10:IO· a. Ill. Sunday■ of July. The Pattoral ReL.·8t,htL .,... Chl'QtJan End!avot ,l)outb) • p. lation11 Committee will aee that 7:� venlnf WO� the lp, pulpit 11 supplied with speakE p. 10 a. IL 1n14a, �MIIY l�ry C�Nh en ef �' T. V tor the■e Sundays, . _..., ,,41 a m UI Cliu'11,, · 1-tfWt ,..fllt,t an. We#lla, mlp!,f:�: "-!tilt 4'11001, a1 The ,...r11td Church, PolN101, Rev. Waldo J. Bartels, Pastor Sharp, · Palllar. Suncti, �:SO • · m. Wl'". Kml, Su�; Jobn Wm. Blaettnar, Dir, of Cb. �':: •� •· Ill. Wonlllp NI'- '"F. �oi:tJ!tp l!l=� -v�,� iLita �11."l!q eVt1Qin& 1it ,:ao.. '1eavor ! p. m.; -f:\'en� iOrt Ip, Educ.; Sunday Church S°'1,qol •t · 0:tia am; Worahip Hour 10:21 am ·�ure• .f the �,,.... �"' 7 ,. m, , Topic uThe Chrbtiant Opportuncua ■av. HaNfd HoltftN, 111• Win...,,. Nall -,. �• WI► ....,_., ' �b,ol 0:30 a, m. ¥qnt,nf i,11eo; Pu�if meellnf, Slin., I p. / �ly:\ HappJ Harveaters m eetinc, Fri J,aY, _ Jul)' ,!_ �� 7:30 pm. Come , titp 10:30 1. i, � f:IO p, 11.; Watc.iMoWff studj � p. • tte welcome. n,eti,tl.t' ten:leea ,:90 p l!lble 1tudy, TIM'a., 8 p., .._, � and WD l p, "-i ' ��i Pomaroy, l ,mQ,adlJ" ,:so 1)!1.M meet- .i'ce m.Ntlq, 'Jlifi.,. T ',:. II.; fl_�t � e , l>a■tor. W111, Reli>!I C. hour ll .1'Noodu •). lllll' ll"bool. 'f!IWI. I p, fl!. • ·,. ., lllallonary �;liJe a Holl . -• �•loon, S!lPt ,m Ji !!:In combined C !ri,. ·· "!'I •.., · �p a ad -stu4,. ot·w ,, 11el'flee · � - .,. . 11w lld- l)ulv ,t tliti _.. on Jeaue Captu res · t an·P. DI ,_'lVlieb � SUMI Seh 1 9 , and Junior tbUJ'Ch You". Nuner, · Church el Maa,w, �......, lio W� - 10:-30" :BO •· ' Setm � for rit�1 dt!_n; ;1_2:30 Youth Rall,U11lo1 Aves. �meffly, im:-g: :t. rp'I� y01dt, . •.•: p m 11 we1ltt....-...b A.Ima. Can •"�' · ,a,tor SWi4,J �- Jt,:IO· · t1c 11.lViee ,"":io · en t Jene ' ., , • �· DI ! , • 11 :30. · h■• lfrilp tO·BQ; 1i -' l . . -� .,, 'Ml� 9: ,� � c,e, «'W C 1· Pr 30; hrl � rch 1 · icei serv -, c?: �,•.:. Mhldlepclf't,. Mt : e:lr"f:entna: Chrfftlln . � · I G1r.�r, Mlnitter. 8:80 r _ '• Jf,eUg 'Plu td'1 1, M,,,. BibJe-'•S:cbooJ. R. C, Steffy, Sujl. nJ �••·• Pom'1'07r ...._.., ,...,_ t....• (TJI, , �lee af 11 'Wlt '.. ¥ · 10:30 'Momin& Wol"lblp, To))ic 't'OIID.1:TJ' cti� p f1!1'J.'). . £4 � Cl: &he iubject of the lkaon "Stewartllbip; 11 •" Ileen, or Nlffld , ... pistor. Slliuhjl lebaol i:ae i. m', Earl BOIOt !fpt.� , ,q,>l(ep T.ut Tha /1,o� Gne!eD; '7:30 EYenll'I& Ml'Vite. To..,;,_., It "_1/iwl• ' '' h•IY mil iq pie "If Wa tho �'"ht"· "'"ot . "' !lqn1'.tllld WedQ"'1o, ai'w1111j ,ii � if i"'";,.• .,_.i"• Wit� dl ol ,�·' 'NNff'•hall and lflble Stud7. · P,:! • 1 , � tl)a, .i:Yitlw.' ,...,,Gia\ 1ft} The HNth Mathodl• � 1 /t....,_. i.,_,. ..,;Mlddl� Raymon Kon . at,{, , � �- •��'rl ' � '9f1ta. � ,i,: ' . • P . ..,, IDlil. , � . i!!"O- ; ..,..j� ii 8, o t , -- � � ,_.,.;,.c , , � II,\ l .,. -�•";, r � � . , "' • ., .,, . .,,i �(· .. _ • � . -♦· . , ll , · :11J A NEW IUlCHIN FA.MILY II. DAWllNGS & $.ON$ C". r - Anyontcan operate for buslntu or p1rt0nll uH-llctnH IHUtd by FCC on rtquHtl Finell: performance or any Otmn.-. Radio avaD1blt I F.aay ins11l111ion in home.cu truck, boll O[ bu1inc11. Complete Clan "D" C:i1l•ftl.1 11111!11 _,,.p-ln.w1t eholoo •111'.1 .r l cllmMto bf flip of I p.rik:h. Mom all F(X' ..... ___.. orr ..,u"8 ana!UvilJ aq,aft!l,e tqUil!!"'nl. Eaoall"' ...i..u,n;.CompKt.modot-n =Comploli wl� lubes, mk:n>phooa. and .- ......... qit -.. S A•••a;, ICA R"8-Ufil'on, W. VL Advl•• ••cl a11l1t1111c• 1-. Q Famous 7,rib Flreetone Chomplon trMd desian. 0F Ev•,. ENCLOSED POICII of Holsnm Bread �v.. .' •••• ,....1, ••,.,1.1, , , • • UNITED � I\ WOR •lr•rs uauaw5 See our cao,plilho II Ori1inal equipment tread depth. , ;;-_ , If a "�,. . ..,. .:-.., gtt· ., t(t�· ••.,tq• •••t' Mf'VftR D. ,., "' vn W:'1-,, 1•1 � Teur Dodgfl & PlyanouU, llealu .,. "" - I DAUIPny ••M■-511f INll\lll " � 11a• Of -t'"lf f".AtMI � . e•d $3.99 p r. Installed fREE OflO VALL· EY BAKI·NG (O' 1 "''dtlleporl r-.. r:--... llack Tube-Typ• Champion l'OD'l!N',)' Budget S!iopplng Center . fOm.,AN & ABBOff Endicott Johnson WORK SHOES ,, 6.70-1 5 ., fflfFlER RED ANCHOR IAKER RJR"ITURI M EN'S From Am erica's Fore most Man ufa ctur er -. . ' Wlwlesome J;'hijoSQp/ty . . A Gracio us And Co_m mi,ll4able Way Of J.,lfe. \'our Church Symbolises A • • • need more room? I I I forled .•nd imbued with that most commend a ble : All 25t: Mil k Sha ke,_ l I T��r:v 19 M'8kfiE'S : - - - - -C- - - - - - - ,. - -• ' I i�Ut,';��1:i.:•U:-=.· UV;Ut I very good to rob or to h�m . Here you will b� iqsp;red, com- 1� - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 O(��--; :,.:r.r..� t a .. tfii• \:4r•� •lhi .. J I J ' ,j ' I• 'I n· •1 �• ' • ,ou loclett Ut1... � :e;',_ ._,. ''° . . .i,i:7.� f. :,·_J,',� -· 9/IO IOf' L��.., · ffn I I •·· I "'•llt ,. fl',al� iso r'f�, r� I I place to frequent. Men do not go there to fight, TUESDAY ONLY .. ::l� therefore n ot perfect, i t is McClu re', l)a iry l•I• I 1'h rows a nd I I in· '11!�� 114 IIJfllll/ership Ol).d organization a re concern­ SP EC IA L! • hl Kn1g I .\l!�lllli'! t!le c"ur�h is 11nd Stat, J'hHtor I I gr�,t • f;w� fl>r �- if. I !11!1 no ot�er instit�tion htmls 10 . I it apa rt from � llyj]jjpJgs. Di I ...,.,.�­ '"'"" a t on('e sets Around And About m, M'Jdle port •• FREDDIE KOUDASHII. T P..to, of the House of Prayer, Chester. Ohio ""':," ,od Mr, Charle, M� l TEXT. Beho ld, I and t h e children whom the Lord hath given and Mrs Wayne Rupe and daq. By Roy L. Smith me are ror signs and for wonde rs m Israel from the Lo rd of ghi.er have returned · to thtbl t �s a com mo n thmg to hear someo ne say , "The story of hosts, which dwelieth in Mount Zion Isa iah 8 hom e m Sarasota, Fla., alter vlali.- .._,.., · 18 my life wo uld make a book," as though his had been a strange . Lo, sons are a heritage fro m the Lord. [ 111g his brother, Mr and Mn. � Psa lm 1 27-3. and unu s ual experience from birth lo death. ! Ml'Ca rty and Mr■ Hartha Waltupl "FAMI LY DEVOT IONS" nbach Mrs Clarencc . As a m atter of fact, the life of ea <'h of us resem bles the A Mothers Day tragedy _ Ann Jarvis l1ves of the rest of us in m ost particulars Al least in one II ers Day in 1902 die d as a re- �,, >,.who · founded Moth- M rs Ken_neth b� 1 d �... - 11wIth • . Tommy v1s1ted T ur-y ' . - ► respec t we a U face the sa01e tests--the same fmaI · . • Judg m ent s . cJuse 1n 1957 a t the age o f e1gh , . , an d Mrs Ev erett Grimm J.n ViepFoundatiou Differ ty-four. She grew bitter beca use ,, na, w. Va. Few of us are able to c�oose the expertenc� through which of the com merc1allsm at Mo thers ; � - , �J. Mr. and Mn. Richard Womer of we are co mpelled to pass, but any of us can "1oose the effects Day, a developme nt which she Bf>l pl'e spent Tue.sda)-' with Mr. those exl?frLen�es are � haye �pon us. and Mrs. Harland Worner and had hoped wou ld neve r occur. Mr and Mra. John Taylor and The sam e thing has occurred . Jesus 1JIL1 $trate,:t th!s rrnc1ple by telling the story of two ' d1f_fe�ent men �ho built r,w� different houses . One erected his , of Christ ' s Bir£hda y, greedy other rt>latives. Earl Dave nport who hi employ• building on a f trm founda. t ion, an d the othe r b u1· 1t his · on an merchants commercializing a nd etl in New Yorlc came ye&terdly UDStable one. going all out for the dolla r , and . . evening to 8pen<I the weeke-,d / Then the 5:1 m e thing ha ppened to each - a terrible sto rm disgracing t h e meaning with his fa mily, south Third AVII. cam e. The winds blew a gale, a nd the waters came rushing Christ's Birth, which wa not of for Mrg. c. w. Erwin, Joeal and down from th e mountains, a nd in each case the house was profiteering but for thes s ving he r aun1 of Pomeroy, Mn. Ever• a batter�d by the ele�e nts. In 1;me case �he house stood up be- of lost so uls I ett McKnight were luncheon cause it had a sohd foun�a t1o n, and 1n the other ca se the guests of Mrs. David Entsminger A Mother' _ Pride s The pro. house went d ow n beca use 1t_ h ad no dependa ble foohng, one d ay thi8 weell:. phet is spea king thro ugh his Mr. and Mn. Emerson Jones The sto rm was t_he same� m each case: t_h e results we re dif- : wife. Behold 3 loving , revere n. will be week end guest e al the ferent • .A nd. any wise man cou . rn advance wh at the tial exclamation o f a g rateful , Id have ..... LJ.'ld • home of his sister, 14,s. Dorothy ,,_ · effects m either case woul'1, be. [ Danda kis in Alhens. While then 1 son, a cry of deep ad miration, 4•d the Floods came Behold the children whom the . they will atten d the concert by �e d e tails may va ry, bu t the esse �tia l qualities of the ex• Lord h.as giv en m e. A child is a beautiful thing. H an na Jilted the Band Clinic. Their dau1hter1, I pe r1ences o( a ll of us arc Ule sa m e. �r1end s one� trusted have up Sa m uel a nd said for this child I pntyed. 1 Sam uel 1 :27. Sharon and Ba��ra �ho have proved . u ntr..ie ; the mon�y upon wh_1ch we rehed so heavily been at _ lhe chmc will ret� rn H o hr Lo , a nn a n d rd, with so t he ngs a a br ise o ke s un out int pr . . �m5: 1'?-Ca �a ble of providing .us wtth m uch protection; the tha nksgiving tha t God bad a ns wered her prayers . M ary , with I home with them Sund ay evening. t �lttle trrJt ati.ons Of the daily grind get us down when the ma - the ChMst Child tur in her a rms, sings, My Soul mag nifies the be�r:o:� : �� U:1�t�� :,1�r JOt matters do not � pset u�; our best l a id plans �o awry; so Lord. Simeon in the Temple takes the Christ C ild in his h two weeks visit with her eon and many of _tJ1e I!JYStenes of hfe seem i nsolub�; i�Justice piles arms and says, Lord, now lettest thou thy �rva�l depa rt in farhily, Mr. and Mn. Clifford upon us tn spite of t,lt oµr. �fforts to p lay f�U' with the wo rld . peace. Notice whHe t h e se mo thers took the i r children - to Stumbo an d chi l dren. � • , • · • the temple - or to the church - as all parents should do Mr. and Mrs. Everett W,dkiQa. The U ntform Sund �X School l esson fer June 26: .. THE not lo the theater, n ot t o the d a nce ha ll, or beer garden or in Mn. Martha Watkins and daug� Fl/ti,! fOtl NDAT!ON, Matthew 7:24-29; 21:28-32. and out of the whisky store. Thes. practices degrade charac- ter. M11_ _Ray ll<Carty, Mra. '" a d l�"}f6tiibff3nO·oAft�ho read'$ thise un·es who has not t�r and cau se the loss of the Soul . _Rome stood on her seven �;>'an� �m�� o therh o od bec a me lulls and boasted o f h e r power until th e m . chafed under some , ol" perha ps· all, of these misfortunes . iut Sunday in Louiu, �y., vbitina ! Tb�re is a �ying tha J ®a th a nd tax es are a a rt of ever corrupt and she fell and great w as her f_a ll. wilh reM.ives and friendt. p Motherbood h A Mission man's sure su#ering But th.ese two spec ters a re n ot the O 0/ M.r. and �In. Peter La.lick and · � M a ny o men not want children .which is �nnatur3:I. [ children of Bridp-port will vla!t w do DllCs bti any means. A mortician who was also something O f ph'lo so he r , once Som e who cann ot be moth ers adopt children so .bat their j w,th Mn. Clarence Ebers�ch th11 p s a dis- Sunday_ to help celebr.ate the lat· said , "Sooner (11 late r they all 00 · me to me.. �an d,wh en thcy are mother Jo ve may· have a n outlet. To be childless wa · . g Je th t h Th I .of the ter'a birthday e ex expr e sses race o e wts �om e n t Joy th e brought in they a ll look very much alike. " A2C Jack Coleman of LockProphet a nd M rs. Isaia h over two sons, , i • ,-\.nil Gre,U Was the F111JI bow-ne Air Dase i, spending the Children Are A Glfl From God There 1s a seno ui quetliltll as to JNQ.et�er or not the world . weekend hi, f.amily ill Point Mrs. Isaiah reJmces over the chlldren whom the Lord bas PJea_.aant with n eeds a ny more gooq �dvice. Wbilt m,04t pf us really need . and relatives here. with is good re.s-;,lution . We have been warned . We know the inevit give n_ her. D1.an� S�mbo whQ la a_uendlnt . . . . Childre n, a s a gift from God , shll are His. We should ded1- Mounta m State Commercial �laDle fruitage of our actions · But we take no act'Jon on our cate them to God . lea:e in Parkersburg is spend1ne: o b b ·it' Children a re a, solemn trust from God. We m ust ca re for the weekend wit� her parent,, :�m! :aiistician has to1.r1 us that there_ are a t Ieas t 4 000 , 's pro perty, for we are responsible for them . God has Mr. and lln. Clttford SW�. 000 alcoholics among th e peo 't p l e of lhe U mted state s, and• tha t· God She was accg�panled home by her • bl esse t hem and when we stan d before him th ere are an additional 1 2-15,000 000 "problem drinker . . d our home with . . e M1SJ Carol Hays tar s " ' rn Judj!:em e nt will have to give an account o f the way we roommat we �d. And the sober ing fact is t ha t eve ry �ne of those who hav e the week befn Pave lived before the m, and brought them up. • undone· b-y liquor have been wa rned f th•tr Grover Mn Johq dang er bY su ffer· Ch1'l1,1r · Che■hire " en . are . mor · · orwith I ua ble than ca rs, clu_bs, theate�s, spent ·Friday . e v� . ers from a lcoholism all about th em everun1 Mn If t he tub er cul a r were , bridge pa rties, f1shmg trips. Parents should be interested m Ray McCarty 111nd mother, Mra.. . a , care l ess a bout beco ming inf t a th e d rt n kers a re of t heir c� ild ' s Christian educa tion and the savin g of their Souls . Martha Watkins. b;coming a lcoholic i t w ould be na�I scand a l · Mn. K enneth Cooke and ch1l• and their future here and herea fter. ' Act en Connie an d Tommy, local dr a M s rent a p ny in t n . sponsibilities, re delinque e ar their The re were proba blv �":i�d�e d yo ung prod'1ga 1s 1n t h e far and Mr. end Mrs. William Cooll:fl ,c Right Relationship country when _the famme . fel} on that l a nd, but one of the m and ebildren, Vickie and Timmy p a�ents a nd c hJldren bel o ng togeth�.. In th� hol!le togetherg ot home to h1s fath er's house ·because he sai. d tO hi. mse " Ifi I n!ss 1s the on ly way to J!lake a home . 'The fa�I l)'. tied toget�er of M.ason spent Tuesday ,at I.de _ wilt adse.1• _ Hope. with love , com pan1ons�1p, prayer, and worship 1S �•s l�al. · . G. H. Stan sbury� pharmacist is . He did not wa it un til his father wi red him the pnc e o f , aPa rents take our childre n to Sunday School. Sendwa.Jbem .. .1ssisting . the Roller Pharmacy ticket H e set out on his own two f e d ot sk o r a n lone is shirking your respons ibility . Sunday S�hool Of today wbile �axat Roller, H proprietor QI � f � e if f t ee�. e xp · nS e a cc ount he d e end ed u on 1 Jm e p · for his o lde r broih er to prepare tte SI, a t� on · e �Id not ask 1 s the church of tomorrow. Fa milies should • sit together in recoverme from .eur�ery at the for him; h e con- church services. I n the fa mil y circle a t hom e talk about the Pleuant Valley Ho,p,o,l. !u fessed h-ls fau It a nd. thrcw hii mself on his tfather's merc y · · es have roasted pastor good I h"rngs of the ch urc h . (Some famili Sa lva tion comes to those who a cI on th ei. r own be h 11 · � ! . . . dinn for . r.) . e Party For Cau,in Co i gh t 1 0 1510 b Ed u�a,tion, Narist di ed for every fa mily a s well as for one. It is a beau • • Ch A p.arty was held 'lit Marlene C1 ti o�atfou ncil : re e s O ros r n e Umled St ates tiJul sight when parents ,n Reinhart k m ildre d ch ·, at 170 Mufb<rry A •�-• n ta e com union to ' of America ) · -- --- - ____ 7'----gether. (In Heaven.) We a re together here on earth so why for DonIUI Palmer, v�1tlng 1rom morning 9:30. Jack Bechtl e Supt; .- -;---- not in hea ven? United here, why not there. Children are the AkrThO!te . on: .1 · In .tt.m.errca Mrs. James Brewington , Primary I R'fl"igwn attendtnf were ConniehOP,e of the fut ure. We live. both, for tod ay a nd for tomorrow · Freeman. Nancy Bums, Brenda . Supt. •· . a Divine . B�.» )"Y•· 8" am. We· s hould stnv ' Wor - e to m ake It easte!' for the next genera tion .in by Bailey Pat Henne.q, Johnny Yeaa Top1�· ., ou tme Re 1gJon "; .,Twen" tm sa·,ing IS , . this ger, Cheryl Eber-auAch, Kay Comp ty five new hy111-nals are behlg . . one · . . Six mtlhon children started to school for t�e fi. rst tim p urchased for th,e choir. An:Vone . e last ton, Hal� W�rry Dor Coatea,. autum n . (They a•re our challenge .) C an we bmld our influence Butch Meier. Jim Meea, Tom Lind t wishing to pay far one or more 1 11lease see t�e put.or. Th,e Hant Cleland, 1 i nto the fu t ure ? J es us and Paul 4id. Nei th e r one had any of 1 Hotdog Kloes, 0book� are $2.00 ea<h. this world's goods. S-0 did Robert Raikes, the founder of the Johnny Kunzelman, Pat Va"ih4n,, Sunda.y School movemen t . Fra nces Cla rk of the Christia n 1 Tom and Johl1!1Y ShHleen, SonDJ Pint B,1ptj•t Church, Mlddl• E ndeavor: Davi· d Liv1ngstone Of Eng Iand a nd Fanny J. Cros- Gloeckner, Hike Spencer and port, Rev. Qonald A. Boone, Min._, L,OUtS CA$S1LS Raymo nd Poulin. by, t�e blmd song wrlt�r. United Pm, lnternation.. Isler ; Tony Fowler Supt, Church Re(reshments were served, a:am• . . , lf1our years a.a:o, the PreebyterSchool 9: 1 5· am; 10:lft am Morn. Children are good ome os _for a better fu ture . Isaiah and his es were played and dancing � ing worshi� ; e pm Jr. Hi B\'F 1,n �hurch m the u. $. ,\. appoint- wife sa w a better day for· chlldren and, through them, a better enj oyed. meets at church ·, W11dneaday MJd ed a epecial commiesion di... dis- future for the nation. ------week prayer meeting. 8 : 30 choir ting111shc_d theol�gia�s, pastors, F a mili es that pray and worship together stay together, , doctors and psychiatrists. rehearsal. Frnd your place next Sund ay for Sunday School a nd worship. Their aselgnment was to study -- • -··--- -----�-- ---- --First ....,.. Ch.,..h, Ra,lna, "tb, relation Of religious lailh tu fa ith has contributed in_ a aaluArthur R. McCauley, Pa1tor. he,tllh.i. t.uy way to resturahons of Forest Run 9 :80 am Sunday School; 10:45 am The commilsion rejected both of h ealth." llornlng won,hip. Topic "What is lhe extreme att.i tlldes which tend 5. Hut "healing does not always 1 . Faith ?'; 6 pm BYF; 8 Pm Eve- to dominate public d iscussion of ('Orn By A.,_11• Walker e to thmi e wbo pray for ii.'" nina service "How God Sees non-medical healin however ardent their faith. "God Mr. and Mrs. John Bumgardper Regardless of price !1upports, g. ffistory"; Wednesday 7:80 pm It said that neither the Bible le to be worr.hipped, not used " ao.d .family of Ashtabula \'isited it'.s not the government that ,et, Prayq meeting. nqr hisµ>rial Chri1Lian e1perienc, a nd "it ia a presumptuous noli�n llr. and Mn. Lewis W,dJcer, Fri• the price oI Ohio wheat. It'• that 11a:e-old law of 111pply and demud Btfhleham ..,,1., t;t,urch* of ptovide� any Ju,ti(lcation for thr tha t human ta1th can, as it were, day. HY� II�, OblD St.1� G ea t 8 d Artb r R M "" Iey b.eUef that God wiJI miraculously work miracles constanlly," In olhMrs. Ann! Frecker •oeno. the Unive� · •�i.,µ rsity��xte,,1100 economist Jn cure a ny mness. if the victi m or er words,. God's answer to pt1yen E P!,tor 9•_,�30' ,.... -� JDorru·ng w 0 ,h lp wee k end WI th her d,aug hter, M n gra1 n maia.,�mg. .... •1 Ir!e,w. _,_ •--• L • f r h i 1 a mr 1H some mes no, 1' ith?" , • o e p.r. a y .....-u enoueh and anu. 1 "Wh t ls 'a 10. 1 George Baer, an<I fam 'h H4.ve eQOugb fait.h.'• M·flner pointa out that althoup • 1 cd Mn. d,y •s�oo1, ""'' • ..' ·.00 pm lp;l l. k · . should be .preparl!d to . • Christians Mra. , BLew1s walkuer v1>1:, 0 th 1ce supports durIng th·e laat e othjtt h1-nd, accept this answ pr D e r 1n full conlithe comm11 Pq,iae apryic, ",Ww GP.4 . Jempe art 111• Sat··rda Y �J f Q 1 , , , it ii equally dence that God loves melJ , Mor, " b1ve affected Ohio cootra: r 0 · Hl t r · · y ' t'lbjblical teachina and. to actual than they love themselv• anil Jame.11 Walker or Pomeroy and whe.!t .prices, the �lation!lhip of Church of Chrltt, ll'iltliilw, -..n �Q)iUience to deny tha t that m; knows what He ii ds,in&. Richard RusseU of Crooksville, vis- .prfcee lo supports JJI not as dlr,Art MircUm, ,m:11teJ'. . ··11:i:e tp(ritua.l lie1Ung doe11 SOml!!li my 6. Faith is not a sub.llcription tO lted Mr. and Un. Lewil Walker �1 .. � pll D on IWn Street I is _ likely to believe. �e econoSchool 9:30 11m; WIibur Rowley °'r occur. sta tements about God, nor a wUI- Sunday. Supt.; Morning WOJ"■hlp 10:30 ,u--,1, Thaol�c�I HNling m�•t notes �at while wheat ingness to believe that H� exists Virgil Walker and Anii l Holt• [ p:1ces on December tn, lNl were Behreen �e ,e:11.r'eme■ of indis• end can do anything he likes. u Cbr.btian 'Endnvoi; 6 :30 pm; Eve eriminate •ctept.nc. and tolal re• is "a pr,ofou nd.ly personal relation• er of Ba.ehan attended a b.aU a:•me 48 percent hia:her- than thne on ning wouliip 7:30. December 15, 1958, price 1upp(ll'W }ection of faith healing, where can ship between the believer and God in Clncinnatl Sunday. Mr. an.d Mrs. Roy r.urti1 of Pom- weri on]y U per cent hiibt1r. tc...... of Pniyer, C hMttr, ,,. 1 biblica_l Chriatian etand7 Christ." Jesu& ver e through What mond Life, Futor, Sunday ■chool � �mmlssion suHeated that in sustaining or eroy visited Mr. and. Mn. Lewi.a (December 15 price1 were tW!d. 9:30 am; Supt. Berl Boqa; Morn • "theq�,OBY o( healing" can b:e role it may play Walker, Tuesday. because t;i,er often return U.. restoring h ealth, •:hi ith 18 ita own Jng worahip 1 1 am; Evening ■er· built arotfnd the following basi:c reward." Its "sur,reme importia rn Mr. and Mn. Lew Brown, Po - larg�t ne, income to farmen.) vices wtll be at Che1ter gra�� .coJ)Ylctiona: Ohio farmers grow a lot of not from Otta- eroy, visited Sunday with 'Mr. an,1 ance" is d lrived, ach00l • commencement ., tu." It wheat that la not ID compliance is , God, 1. phy8ieal "All h ea l lnge which healin, whetb• o sion f al e I D BS t 7 UDder tbe d irection er Jt oCCurs thtou.,h what we call may he associated with it, but :� 1�!::;. ' J with acreage •llotmenta ,and.. · ! i :80 • V of Mrs. Frances Spencer and her natural law or 1iteotdin11 to laws erefore, la not ellgl�Je for from Its unrailing power to re' Jamei Walker left for crook.e- tb c�lvorkeri; Prayer meeting on wbic,b we do not .v�t know." price aup.ports, Some Y!al'I tlil, eem the total human personality ville Sunday to seek employment. d Thursdaf 8 pm. · .compliance wheat amoudr. 2.'Msd}c�, 11eleno whldi 1.1tll- from the ultimate fetten of 1ln Mr. ,nd Mrs. J:larold Holter an;II non to nearly . Meftto,illat Church, Alfrff, a-,,. llJf the untlttr1too.f ;,tncfp1.., of and death. family of Long Bottom, spent Sun- mera not �•H of Ohio's crop. FIT-ei sell isncer th Mmpl m M. R -------, Robert �d, paat or. Sundaf God'• n•fural ... to faclll t•t• day mitb his parents Mr. nd ra. wh•al at • price which t, deter,, Sdiool 9:30, IJoyd D/llint,r, . Su ot '-""''"'• I f • p-,.lolo!'lial .,,.,,,_ Han,on Holter_ mined by the free aupply ond de, Wotlhlo teryice 10,45 with Rev, m,, opt! ni, ci,ju11.,. ,J,oul4 Choir Hm< Outing M:1. Lewis ?(Jlker vi11lted with mand. Members of the lll'{U<n' Choir Card; MYF "-eetlng Sunday ev• -,c,i-n >i por·consl1jl11r It II a" •�Ince the marte� h�•-been op. nlnii 7:30; Wed. eve. . Pray• l�lor ,uWftut• for rtU,pnc• of the Middleport Fir1t Uulted ¥ta. lo&ie Rhodts recently. · erated in the pre-.en� of � . Sunday d e 1-eturn r e Walk Shartm ent th to � 'ia,th. · e Church : Presbyterian · w meeting 7 30. aupports," �ilner says, ,..the tree \ l a 1pendlng after e ll troolcsv from � ]. Chri11Uan,i- should pray for the llei&J County Fa irgrounds �ror a week with her aunt, Mrs. Doris supply ii reduced, a�d to tllit ..th•ny IUB thurch; '� I. r.eeovery ot the 111<:k, and they wiener roast Thursday evenin&. extent,_ P'fr.ea are .hip� thaw Dunn, p11tor; W9f8blp 8:30; Sun- may properly ut health not only Tho&e of the group were Clndt R11111tll, and fJmily, day School 10:30; Otla Knopp for others, bt.ft for themselves. Sauer, Carolyn RWLsell, Loil An-n I Mn. Geneva Joachim �nd Mn. they would be in a a1v,n yeu in 1 "Jesus taua:ht us to do this." But Sauer, George Sauer, Rodney Hortense Fran�el and their father the abaenct ot �up�." Supt ; Y•Hour 6 :30. The Objo ""heat crop this 7Nl' C•l'IMI 1UB ci;u,rch, F. I. Du• lie also taught that every petition Sauer, Seren Lewis, Ollta 1.ew·1,, Dougla11 Genh111mer, called on old ii eaUmatW at f11Ai million bUIIJf pastor. Sundiy School 9:30 Vfay, 1bou1d be otrered In the spirit of Bt uy HaptorJstall, Edith Hapton- friendll in the area Sunday. --·----els, which h the thlrd � ne Rouah, Supt. 'You·ng peopfo in total obedience to God which was wta II an d Kathy Lacey, · crop In the last 12 yean. � BRAILLE IH GREETINGS e oi even� HtVfce and PfO expressed in Hti own prayer: char1 WASHJNGTON (UPI) - A Sen- ,upporto will be at I >niniTron&Qortation w11 lurroi,hed grom al B o'clock. Not my will but Thine be don,." by !\Ir. ,nd liln, Lewie Sauer Jr., ate Tea0lut1011 offering bu'lhday of $1.82 ■ bushel in C.nl1'd Pb!II Faltf> Contrlbutn to H11ltf> ,.,,,..,,. EUI �hu,.� F. I. Mr. and Mn. Paul Haptonatall, �tlntf (R Helen Keller Oil hlfr Tbl1 18 the lowest I n the . 4 for efficaclOl.le Is "Prayer at School Dun rt, ,raator. Sunday . ti:30 Ben- Qulsenbeny Supt; w,r:- heali.ng. On the baab of pastoral Mr. 4nd Mrt. Rodney Sauer, Leo 80th birt.Ju:11:y Konday was print- 1fU' pef1�. � 1 »I >'rl41Y to aa 1f'lll ten( to 1blp 10:'5; Proyer m..ting ttjtd ...i medical experience ,uko, Ke,n1,dy, \Ilsa r•ri• &rlewine ed !Jo in.ifle and f'r" ae l !l,iJI! pr!� .of tliere � no 4ouht that Chri1tlan and Rev. How-,.! R'!Pl'Olt, 1 jbe J..P.,,1¥1 dtw-cruitel!lb!, S!lidf lf'"""""y 7:,0. ,. ,._ . ' I . j estic about a c)tµrch that -� By Rev. Edmond Life •• All LiVes Face srune TeStS 'llulre is soll)ething in­ spirin g,\ something m a­ i;� I OVEB 86? FIGHT IL Row To CJose On �t:\ders-. 0th I I V' FIGHT I FILMS.■ :::rlil Jgw\ I I I I ?: �� r� * I I LENNOX d ' I FURNACES I I BAKER and SEYFRIED COAL, Oil, GAS JflfWP.f I I 1 SERMONETIE suNoAv scHooL LE§SON or THE WEEK Your Church Is The Greatest Fprce For Good a5 � ,6,$3 douhlf' in thP r11n1h ofr loser Ray �1lw_i1uk.t:e games so far I WPll <ftllgue �lffi�, Ul bi§ /ir� �p �/ll'f l_bajl!�II! !.� � ,5:18 O,enll, the Y a nk, ""'' wo o 1 6 Heche cl l<eh,•"'' 1 10,1 WH helm San F,.nc""'• u:u �rve .'7 1s 1 , 3-3 6 Lo1, lUl -Si winner the they w;is so eq�n but 19, tMfJ lut ir e (M th of tt� who s, ftmf: e Yanke fRI� 1 , fiftNM J Ji W tht' tortoist'-lhe t.trf!ltf - � iff§ . f� WP SQ 3:3 ·*fj In other AL games 1he White , Caoc1mti t B r u n over their opposition hke .i show onl)' a h111f.ga �e margin W U <· ti.t{ � 2i U •W the Hed Sox, 2 · 1 4� ,\n&el�i �eam roller. or the Orioles, who over the persutent Orioles Kubck So x derpa\ed �Tl' �. W 9� .Ifill 9'f taume,; t ,Oi 37 � Sena the d Pb1ladelph1a blanke � . tf� , (fiUb) � ff-�, W keep grmdml! o ut tboae unspi-- e hit both or his h omers off Clt've- 1 a nd thf' 1'igers �J;:wed 1 Cb a.cago ., � " ijlO th r#e bi'-' J"8- � � land 1tartu Jim Perry and then tore, 4--0 � �t' JD wfl� � �J t,11,eular one...-un �·ielories' · If mar ,. lnc:rent LHd i f . Pirates .. 611♦ t durruns more lillftM' , dfJ two home P:r _}tijf, smgled f Rplf y . !)on I answer too quickl C.JJ '� bQn ,,I.NH �iq, MH, twice . The P1ra11-, wrreaaed their Na ,h11..,.,,,J f fl. l:,ft/Jt , , . i Tht' Y.11nk!!'e& may dazzle you. mg .a St!\"enth 1nn111g four . run ral�J· r,�,. Jl1f! .. , W Q� tt,· #W9'W � ht"1 Sy lo � Kent t1011.il l..('agu1• l1·11d to 3½ games Pktst>t,rfh 4 ,=11;� , lik t' l he) did Friday mght when ly that clmched lbe e game , ..A to ��� , O:i,:4:.d th, lt'm a Wl!f� 5 _ � �°' luh• 4 , 1 Cubs . tht• w bea11ni-: ror by · , T◄·w �,� homer •• o d . .als r� Hadley liomen; two Ton . Kubek pouuded J @l:•.a•t• f Frf�IJCG $Ml ves' a Br · the . d - an d -' snappe 9ff Oodgr,rs ": llu• \ Cf� � i lpp · Ji.u,' � �f!-4 IA4 fHR •� ble Int' runs u1 a IO.fl , Y ork n/d wm h a Pr with - Fe� Parker a Sltyr--,_.,'t .,.t ol the �nn, J)i.� � Jlf#Jll ...W,. ,;J:c 'ILam p,™f ::; ; """• wrnr11ng streak Taylor LHd 1 Robert ank, Take six g�me . Y � atnumprr:11�� . the I ndians cu ' . S Ill innings 4'�, "THE HANG MAN" Th.e triumph rn · 10 "'1-� I �k · .. ,._)l4d,Wi•�� W 3 !5 b;RilfH,,. · foe)' �f SW""'IUtW I d 5 0 cl o l 1 1 a1 rJ.--r, r 1 of (.. · But l ht· llr 1ol • na,ve a � ,If� pq1n,.ef'9t1 �u ii� ,,,, ali o d ed a fiH-gam e losmg I .. 0-1 ·.:-, gwltftt f.7 en " W�j..;_ Giants i � bit)) I ¥F;['11i � Sl��e u)J; the e<l 1 7 !�� 1 ;�� ; bu��h e :trh ; a ft:Jt,fi, � p�t. gl· lllll� the JOh �ue ,,.t,o•• bnij j� � ,twkfMickey Rooney, Steve Cochran . e x strf' tch W ith a �-3 win over the ! C:WiF•W t# PU:t�,tlt---9 1 O0 performed tht•ir spee'.a, �) ma : with a five-ru n rally at th�fifth 11 f.Jliotff' .,, f.f ., • e their ran e e the a nd M-amie Va n Doren n Ph1lh and . � Reds � !i,£cp,lj.d ,J� i�w.4 � the . 111 Coiltes of Jan � ense t 3 g } � l .. W�� mR up a ri vf' ru� dll � o � tlun ii iJ'� bill � , . (6 5f,t f,-•"f!fff If C�IINJl "THE BIG OPERATOR" I w1 11 1u ng str rni.; to six gameo Uy 1, 0'�1 . thl· Athle tH·S. !l 1o : e� �::h �nm ng Af1er e a ch team scoredeesa down111g Jh e Cardin als ,t, 3. J;f th Allf: V♦ t-7 i Also CartooQ •t � . � u-.. · p.w l9111Wf Yank the ��b!!i, ¥ Batl• j, u 11e run v1l•h1ry m ;4 sueh ba 11 jI run 111 the oulth • a rt t "4Mwof&IP11- Allc,iswo,� ,t '�" f � 11111· !JMlf 1-ot 4ntt1.,. f .....-, SUNDAY and MONDAY wit h t he ir broke the game a p VinPgar Bend M11.ell pikhed �,.,...-.111 +, n Ml 7-4 . , t l pm: P e ter Palm e r - LeeHe Parrish J iN r� Q,e b# W epfH: }.ey (§) !� -JR9 I four run outburst off loser John- 1h1, Pirates 10 thetr victory over -- u A BNER" l ---�� Mfv't {il,IJ!i.. •f s "L 'L wo s ny Jome in e John ny KH pp,I I l he t ' ,hs, y>e l<hng ,.,,. "'" '°' 51. Lovl, at llilll.uol... i• I (TechniCQlor) Seen " in" Th ..l.t fn Bri Wll !he wmner. pr;u Pr i his fourth triumph or the season I Chiogo at Pitbburth 2 a8S 1J Jfj4.u..1 - a leo "' ' Pi The hicago over thir and • cisc:o Fn Cincinnati at d . Boti1ton Juin� C n an ead d like looked S Qr e Orioles t Th Christopher Lee - Ha;-el Court ea er duck:& in their KJme with the I rates nick ed l�ser l)ick E l it•w�rth Los Angeles •t Mil w1uket1 your B,AKERSFlELD, �I . (UPi "THE MAN WHO COULD In O AM ERICAN L EAGUE If the r�st ?f the field can ee-p, N EW and USED CHEAT DEATH" I A 's. Jerry Lumpe hit a gran d· ' for 1wo runs in the secon� mn• W L Pet. iliB up to h111h, }umper Jo�n 'lbomas ,lam hom er in the second inning I in,e: on a walk and three smgl_es (Tethnk<::,\or) J36 23 .r- 1 0 Vode 5!im s boys ·WOO t ��V any ,nd No-rm Siebern's homer made � ntl the,1 i1dd 1• d IWO more of ( him New York Al110 Carloon 1 sixth the 1n .I:' 2 :rn 'J.7 .591 tr!)�li' Jn the 1960 Obmp'f J.ames Balt1mor1• it 5·0 for Kansa8 CJty in t h . 3:1 26 551J 3 \ By United Pr•M •nt•rn■tion■I . in Rome . C!l'Vt>land , 8 fine . . . third Baltimore ' however came rehl'f Job Ed Rnebuc·k hotans, ng Boston University Vir!;inl Riehmond NOW AT STATE THEATRE Thi! eri :w 5 .524 tow The . 33 < "ago Chi bal'k "lo Sl'Or(• ain gle runs In each pl y d a m ajo r part III T)od · the 1� feet, 7 tional at a � lnt!rn u bar the in the PT. PLIASAN1' 3m e 1 �d \l':-1 � _ .517 clear 29 1 te iS 3 e thl a e Detroi1 . . or the next 6ix innln . Gen . ers win over the Braves. Roe- Washm�l nn a row _set in t? ht_ nt 1 'b 'S KF.AVYWEIGHT i eight II I g won l WORLD ve Friday a h aiiue, I.i I 1 1 .424 The 34 e 25 1114h in Al 2 Showing e th with II e scor tied dling Woo Phune WY-%-3194 ek l�k over for starter Sancl .v 1 bu on sec the [asl HIP 1I he dl d it are closing in a� • w m and And_ CHAMPIONS . . s 12 26 . recor 413 C 37 orld i ly homer in the e ighth an d Clint Koufax m the second innin g a nd ' Kan POM ERO Y, 01110 of _ a form the ' tn sit IGHT PICTURES F 39 361 15 und place. adver 22 of y e rac a Mason Drivt,ln th Uoston with e �ame . · I CourlneY won h�ld M1Jwaukee scoreless on four 1--t,chmon d climbed to w 1 lhm wind that once knocked off 01 e Johaneaon vs. Patterson Fddey Night'• R11,ulh _ arn e y ! to th e a re of st h i ts he . ":N �..,,.,,,.=,.,,..,,.'"_ ::'-""'"""� lugo 2 Bo.ton I "WRIX:K OF THE h..-o games of second . place be <le- crose-bar. _�:-� Ch his fifth victory against one de• New Yoric: 1 0 Clevel•nd 6 _______ l t'atin g league . leading . Toronl�, IIARY DEARE'' SLh,I Al f�a1._ The Dodgers broke a 3 } Detro it 4 Walhlnfton o E 9.2, Frida)' night o n ,Btll Short s J "PRISONEII OF THE VOLGA" PIUWll Pt 1 R"' t� m the 10th on Wally Moon_s Baltimore 6 Kani. s City 5 six-hi! pitchin& . Deron Johnson ones arru t�1ple and DoJJ Demeter's sa('rtaturday'• Probable Pitchen ! iavc the Vir11inians a n early lead Liaht Heavy Olson fire fl}•. The)' added a_nother run 1 SBoston NEW YORK (UPI) - D!>UC it Chloto-Brewer 5-6 witli hili 1w.o--r1,1n home� off_ lo�er 3.4 _.. . t<, mmer•r on lwo errors by Ed die Mathews Bon NeMr&Y in the first ummg J?[leS, un beaten N1w York bght 1 and one by Del Cra od , 11. Joey J a_y l' rk a Clev♦lend-Terr y :rnd Fritz Brickell 11,Jso homered l heayywel,iht conle�der, earned .an igm.nt 2:-4 . N "'w Yo e r. Fr�nk Hov;ard hit los the s o w_ i u 1he rourlb. e NMW A�Just bout with Boo,, Olson in St 32 . . h,s venth homer for th_e Doll • gton at o.trolJ-Wood• u [ d M? nme h11: 9 a ttered Ma�ffl')n Sqn•� Garden ·by _re11i1• Walhin or Mo l l rb ger. , ■nd Hank Aaron his 17th tchidi: 11-1 Vt ■rue• 0-1 1 Miami II U tr1- ter1ng 1)18 15'.h etr��t victory � l.Q pitchinw while 1¥1'tlclll IMy•tptCol For h e Braves. Baltlmor• It Kan..■ City�ep- I u rni>h over Buffalo. Lo11er War· 'Friday night -at St. Ntcliob■ Arena Twl ! . \f'a Dtl•v 10-2 . Mlv• Homors n·n Hucker allowed only li ye hit8 h;i 1tie fin-,.J. Fr!JJ.&Y•nijbt TV fi&ht. Willie Ntays. put on �, is bes I pH 5 5 Sul1d1,;, 01111" Jon.es, 177 �ou�l}t, ara!n, WOJl a but one of them was ij two · run show of the s«-11.!loll �g11msl the Bolton ■t Chfuao 2 in the tth vJJl}�l Qv,r Phil1',d,elpb_1a 8 Von Burke Leo by homer 1 �ed�. Th_e colorful Glllnl renter Baltimore at KanNt City Clay, 17,t.¼", , in their ft�� 10innln�. f\eld1er hit two home �uns �n<1 effort by roullcfer, which finiahe4 th. �ra 2 s o.trolt pitching at hington Wa three.hit A smc e, stoI e. h ome an ma e 1 � New Yorll at Cl•veland 2 t,�milio cueche led Hava na t.o a of Fridav TV fighlf started ne,rly putouts. Willie Kirkl 11.�d also _______ viet.ory over RDcheateJ'. and 16 )'eaN a� -3-0 homered and had two Rtni::les to -:....---·,,._.. other sched uled game, Joe the in ::;:;•· help southpaw Mlkt' Ml'Cormick , � � otJo °' 11M1 ed clinch homer n Altobf'lli's two-ru 1 W I TH THI$ COUPON I to his ninth virlOr)'. Gus Bell ho... •iu.lWtllY• ,�.ililf'lbi� Montreal's 6-4 victory over CoHook Jay " IWICI SU mered for Cinrinnnti. III HIIQI ' ff ._. lumbus . absorbt"'d his six!h los.� . ·=.v,.:i. STANDINGS ---d W11 Stat.I UDlltia-11 It It ..a IIlt,,u.. -W • L• PCt, GB laN ADDRESS•-----a:l.11 11M aafflllt ,- .ca n.-c llllf 11't.l WELL REST$ VEECK t&Mt .lM � � llf Jlltruot 11.i ta41 19 .683 Toronto CITYr________ ON'--'STATEi-----tllloii Ii � ., lt.1 111111111 -.u.ffl ClllC i\c;o I JPI - Dill Vl!l't'k, 38 26 '584 ' w1tJ Bu rr ii IO 1 jG Mn *• q lollan 1111 DlffllN' 11 , 19H . Wl1ili• ni,:o Chit · prt"'sul1•nl or tht' -11. · 1aun.39 31 .557 7 Bidunon d ....,11111 ..oa,1 ,;,t aolJ.11111 I llt1blllll1:1 lUftlll UU8: Aart1•'- ..0111t of .....,,, l)irk Knight pitched a nn-hitl4•r R,,,·hesler ISLE Sox, is rcstine:: comforl, 1bly ;1fter 29 31 .483 12 : June 28, '80 Ul.0911.• loiha:llnJ rel-UH D undergoing i.uqwry un his right Lillie l..eaguc game Th ur,sd ll)' ni,i;: IIt Huvana Qf MWIII 29 3t .460 13 ½ "IJU&II 111.ao.m.01: IIH.Goi N" -a. - - - - - , ... Ji leg Friday, 11 lm.� pihll spokesnrn 11 11t Racine, reportl•d today, wht•11 Cohimhus 28 38 .43tl Iii 11tt1111 r.ld-� ear,ltal, n.000,000.00: Bllriil,., n Coupo s Above The Have t Mu You . 17 409 suicl. Vrerk's le.I-!, whidl was in­ he canned six R.aeinc Brav es �nd Mia mi 39 �on• WY-2-2460 27 Naw ,aJ• lbr • /'Yaw .,.. .., jured durinR Wnrlcl W8r II, hall h11ct excellent <'Ontrol. 24 39 .381 18¼: HU&. For Eaeh Milk Shake At 19c Montrea l • •fonwroy. Otilo t 11a1 llwtlMO llb· , removed ' 111e bone ganw featured the sl-ug,y:ing or lnl"hes three dbed "' 111 1111 ., � � __, !I':i ! UTIHWIII lfllfll.U INIVIANCI COMP Offer Exipires June 28, 1960 Al Closing Time · 1 of Mil'ky Menrhini who was four Culmbl.l. Olllo, ttitt dar ..i da", �u1r l, •t J above Lke knet•. !,.9 !!. �:!_ .a. aion11, Bvptda� S:���;i B Le d After Hot for four uncl four ru 11s scored. Snead 1 ""'""""""'""'""'�""""'����""""'� """M urray had 3 for 4 , Cilo 2 ror 4, On Portmornock Li nks '.':'.��-'- -"""""'""'-""""""'> and Neast ,_ Thomr,klns ·and Kmght , PORTMARNOCK , Ireland UPl­ iil.<'h had h1t11. m Snea d was counting on some The virtory kcp1 lhe Pirate� S�,aore of his tremendous tee shots w�y 01_1t fron_t in th,e county lf'agu,i to give him the und isputed indi • with si,c stra �ght wms lo no ,os::;es. vidu al l ead and increase the ��e Rravc!I m·e 1-5. , ed Sta t ee' team lead toda>: In I 1 rnl•·s 300 624---1 5 13 1 Unit round of the lnlernationlhird the Brav� 000 �I-:-- u_ o a al Trophy and Canada Cup eolr �night and M lmch�1_1 1 . �-l1•land . ( LI ), Johnson (4) and l. Wtl klme. champlotl!lhip. · Snearl spurted Into a tie with Belg ium' s i,�Jory van Donck (Qr NEW YORK UPI - Jim Hulh- the ind ividual 36-hole lead by fir­ ma1rn. winner 0£ lhl' l11d)1111apolis a four-under•par 88 Friday 500 , hus bt•l'n named 11rofl sslonal \ ing while Sam 's parti1er, Arnold Pal· uthlPle for Muy in lhP Hickok mer posted a 71 that put the 111011th!y eward!'I. Rnthmann's 48 1 u. S. three 11trokes ahead or Ire• first pl ace volPs and 183 points land for the team title amonR bea t Don Cardwell, the C hicago the 30 competiml nallons. Cubs' no-hit pikher, who !)Oiled 17 Cirst pl11el' vofrs -1ml 1 1 5 points. . lnterrwit� I , L h t' hare or w�:::,eddoP;: like I Il_a ily Sentin el, Pqmrroy-Middleport , p., Jµne 2S, llHll>-5 J 1 1 -Thfre I �=�� .�� ° i :�:uo I. J>! bi� Dh I I j j l:h[1� �h I · gill·shed D' Re}il'ious Pane) Makes Its Repo11 I':· £\le-;: -•-' I I I ' said, I Governmenl Don'l , Set Wheat Pn"ce, Eeononust ays Soc,·01 Events -0 • s I e �an I :��:,ne I I °"nt I ,-.cton.� """'° !,all ,.. , �--- --·-- -- .... ,.._,.. .. .. . . . ... . ..... . � . ... . . .. .. .. . . .. + • • ·--- • -- .. .. � ... . � , , ,. . . --... . . � �"' · • -.. -� ----.� . ... ...... ... • S---- Da 11y Senti ne1 , Pom e roy .M idd le po t , . , r o J une 25 , 1 960 MU E LL ER FURN AC l S, WEST ING = ,=;;..;;;;;=;.;;;;;.;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.--;;;;;;;;;;;;=.... HOUSE apphancn. Arneld BN,• then, $yrKuM, OhlO. Phone wv,...... 1 1 -1 1 -tt I WANT ADS FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 8,Ej\ULT8 RATES 4 (;enta: pt!r werd, one insertion. Minimwn char ge - 60 cents. oen.. per word fot three con,;e.�uve i11se1· uou1. �•l - o ne meuth for 30 cent.a per word. Full rate of 4 ;..-ent.s per word will be charged for .id verlisin..g If not paid within 10 days aner receivln.J bill. Er!ort in Advertisina - Should be h:,POrtl"d :.Jn1nediately. The naily Sentinel wll.J not bt r6Bponaible f or more than one incor­ rect inee.rt:i on Can:I of T�ilnks and Srpeclal Not.icea of Ew'lt..s S ulO Obit u.n1es publbbed at 1 ce 'lt per worrt. ',70ROS i DAY 3 DAYS .'.:. D o\ 'r'S t MO. 1, 60c $ I .:!Ii 90c 2l' 60c $ 1 .20 $1 80 $6.00 $1.� 7ac 26 $:1.25 $7 .50 e "·"° I SAZ.TV Ch11nnel 3 I Suckering S Weet Corn Don,t pay, Experiments Show dtalllltl 3.- Sal•day 4:00, 4-:30 ft:00 5:30 6:00' 6 JO ' :.U 6:55 7;00 7 :30 8:SO 9:00 9:30 10:30 11 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 :1.� 2:/IO Call Dlcll Stetreh Before 9:30 A . M Middht�rt WY •2·2649 Pom•roy W l' -2-3195 "-AUTZ. FEED STOA.I At C�••tff 't ..Ii.On .S.:Z 145 iAMfL L 5 £ R V I C E STATw,N S.fu,e 9:00 4.M. Alb4ny )3$:1 �en I ,a,. "er I tt:, Wal<h Mr. Wlzlrd Sdenct Fldion Theater Delective'1 DJiry Waterfront Home Run Derb:, News Picture Sports Roundup Weathercaat S.turday N iKilt Jamboree Bonanza The Man and the Ch1.11lcnge The Deput., Journey to Undetstrnding 'Min .· ro m Interpol Ne,,., Headlines w �athercast Shoctwatch Sign Off Channel 3 - Sunday 1 1 :1� 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 12 :45 1 :00 1 :30 4:00 6:0Q 1:00 6:30 1:00 8:00 8:Q.'' l<l:QO 10:30 s11n on '11ils is the Ll:e TV Cluopel Indtistry on Parade Indde Sports Favorite Story Frontiers o[ Faith Sunday Movietime World Championship Golf Meet the Pres! Sunday News Plciture Overland Trail Sacco.Venzetti Pa� U · Chevy Show Loretta Young S'11ow People Are Funny IL,O 1 1 : 10 1 1 : 1 :i 1:/IO. 4:30 U ' )O &:30 8:00 6:1, tc:t5 8:30 ,IJ:45 7:00 7:30 8:10 9:00 9:30 J0:00 1 1 : 30 1:00 SiJn On 'J!od.a;v Katie Doo nan Show Topper Do �Jb Re Kl Play Your Hunch Prk, Js Ri&bt Oincentratioa TNtlt or Conaequenoti It Could be Yw Mid Dlf New1 Movietime Loretta YOUD( Yount Dr. Mato:-, From · These R()Ots Cornoor Playho""' Adventure Time Steamboat Bill Sgt. Preston Music in the Round Jim Thacker Sh,;w Wuthercaat Ne"'• Pieture Huutley iBrir.kley Bep1rt Huctleberr, J{ound Riverboat Tales of WeUa Farto Peter Gunn Good)'ear Theater Emmy Awards Jack Paar Sh ow Sign off 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9::,0 10:30 U :00 1 1 : 10 Trackdown 1,j.Yerlck l,lwman 'lbe Pebel The A!1.akan1 Johnny Staccato The News Tonight 1,11< Show ,,oo --·-=--------- WC HS..TV c,,.n.,el 8 Chonlltl a - Saturday FREE HEARING AID CUNICS BELTONE Hearing Aid Cllnlc Schedule: ROBERT M. ,BEAN 1:00 f:30 1:00 Co nsu ltant 8:30 HOURS 10•5. 8:00 10:00 \J :00 !) :10 ,1:11 PT. PLEASANT nl lhe LOWE HOTEL on WED­ NESDAY, JUNE 29th, POMEROY al lhe MARTIN HOTEL on THURSDAY, JUNE 30th, 12!00 l,1:90 \ :UO C ome ln for a FREE test and lllw 1' UlW Vlt t'alrlane 2 dr. hard h.1p, a oc1u11i1ul car imm1e and out, all v inyl trim. $ 1 ,090. IU1c,t• tnar·l'l, J'Omcroy. ti .!2 tile S):}7 HUlt:K V8 t:cnlury hurdlop :.t: dr. power 11lcermg and orakcs, d)'IUtliow drive. Like new inindu illld out. $ 1 ,61#.::i. l:1Jacttn11r Ii, J•omeroy. 6 22 lite ____ 1956 t'UIU> V8 Y paatienger 11tatlon w11aon, t dr, Th11 11 a top I.toy 111 .11ll)' ont1 '11 opinion. Extru rucc. $1,Ulti. .Ula1.1t1.nar,·s, Pomeroy. 6 22 6lc -------1031 PON1 lAC. Good work: car, Good cond11 lor1. $70. Ronnie Mui• er, M mer1vlllc. 6 23 :ttp 19!>9 One Ton OULJCjE trut·k 1t1 A· l cu nditwn. t>ual tlrcJj, sh1ku bed. 8ec Billy lltll, H11c111c. ts :.!G 6k For Sole (9) ----,11.ESJ.UUKGEIIS. BEST IN THE Yalley. J1ck'1 .l)alr)' ljar, lttla- t dleporl, 6 21 6lc 2 .KEO BONE COON LIOGS, 1 Rab­ bit d•11t. WU ltouah, J larllord, W. Va. 6 23 3lp 1 9b9 A MERICAN 10' • ,o· House, trailer with er,clo1ed porch. C..:11II WY 2-2131 between 8 a. m. ind & p. m . 6 2:J 6tc ----- ----- --- ---· G • .E. R.l!:FRIG.ERATOR, Unlvenal CH r.i.111e , Call WY 2-3 1 1 8. 6 23 3tl' --------GAS, FUt!L OIL and cul fur­ n1ce1, CaU f<l r irH ellhn1le11. Foreman It. Abbott, Middleport. 0-10-tk l�INIT ,iA.NO WANTED: Rt1pon1lble p111rty to lake over low monthly payment, Oil • 1plnct pJanu. Can be 1cc11 locall)', Write Crtdlt .Yli11R11¥N, r. 0. Box :u5, Sh�lbyvUle, lnd11na. (OJ 24, 27; (7) 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, Btc - - UIID CAIi 1154 FORD va 4 DOOR Cl•n JnteriOI', tood lire-. orl• ainal bleek tini1h, heat.er ..nd exlfM. Eltra nice. $645 POMEROY �27,� co. . • ORIO 1:30 1<00 demonatraUon of the latest in l�� Cl-l l<.:V RULtT VH 4 dr , Slltl11;11. i::iPark. 111111, blade f1mi;ti. $1 ,093, l:h11cLtn,1r'&, J'omcroy. 6 ,:.! 6 tc 8 : 00 8:30 t:00 4::30 ii: 00 0:30 . t :00 Buy Yolll" - - JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT KARR & VAN ZANDT --- Pomeroy, -- Ohio __ HIVtH IIBPOR'f �l_l � Wonted To Buy collecUon of the 19�V tax. Closiag date will be July t 1 4 For Rent Venezuela Witb Emergency Rule LI • D- -'- ( 1 7 , Help Wonted I.M'a-1� .._..fl -- ___ Le / N ... - m -------der Man Lega •N0fiC8 . COM PTO N ' :n, a, 11111 .. Olllo.lli JJ-,· ■a a·te o ill / • D t� J.:00 •,o ! lo fiLY liYOE 368,002.a2 Depw.alli of umled �• Government (lncludJn, poslll aYino) ---···-····: ······-- - ·-·· -··-·-··and ipolitl�l aubdM1iona ----------­ DePolUa of 'l'OTAL Dl!J'OSITli ·-············ ·-- · $1111),zof,88 »ia• ,42 78,877.44 I D.OI Other llabWtla · · · · · ······ ··········---······ ···--·· __1::1:: :,: $ ····· trl0,321.119 ······ · ···•····-··--· · · 1"0TAL L1ABUlTIES CAPITAL A�COUNff . .. , • , Cllpilal Stodt: ao,000.00 · com.men atock, total par $00.000.00 . ... . .. . .�;,- ' t , ••• 60,000.00 i..; • ••••••••••• ••••••••.•. , •••••• •••••• Surplua . • . 43,W.26 Undivided protita -···---•-•H•--------r·"'.:"'l.4"*-.;.:,,.., ..� ..ll..: •.,. ' 1· I 1 • nme�:;... �i:::��:put11e�JI;:-··----------- , 475,328.70 and -■t10111 : ••••., .•••••••••••• · -·-···--··- I Amerlean. Album Dance Plll'lY Roek Late Porty W1�way Patrol Ptmt Mason W,inted-Dead • All.. Mr. Lucky Have Gun, WU1 1'1'111el GunsmoU ?Jot For HIN News Theater 11 Sign oll Re,. llat!!iewa Amfric■D Ill Wed ch11alllil 8<1"""' Ait Forco Scrlpbook Camera 211 Dig Picture RFD, USA Re• Elwood Gibb. Bllseball Sport,cop< Sport,, Special Comedy Time Summertime, w. Va. Rev. Willard Wllco1 · Oral R1 Jert■ G-E College Bowl FYI Twentieth CentUl'1 Lassie tJennia the Menace Tbe l',d Sulllvan Show pc) General Electric Tbeat� po Alfred Hllchcock \ LIAIIILITIIS Demand depoal.. ol lndlvlduall, parlnenlllpt, TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS a- Saturday 1:00 30 :411 00 10:SO U:00 11130 00 . 25 00 1� !40 tOO :30 i:00 . BO liOO TOTAL ASSETS ·-·····---- -·-- - · · -····· ········ $1 ,073,781.15 :�;: �:i.1::i:, . wv 1 In th• St•t• of Ohio, .e th• Clo• of auslne11 on June 1_5. 1960. Pub­ d H&tted in r,eponN to call ma• by Camptroller of th• Currency, un er ltetute1. U. RevllN S. Section $21 l. AUITS Oash, ba.lance1 with other banb, inewdint reaerve 2. - bl.la�, and c■ah items ln pro<:ess ol collec:Lion ---- $ 151,783.7 United. �late■ Government oblicatlons. direct 393,88il.06 and cuaranteed _ _ _ ---- ---- - - - ----- -- -- -- ___ -- --18,700.00 ----·--· ion& aubblvia poUUCal find Obllraalwn, of SUtel t:orporale ,tocu (lncludiDC $3,800.00 1tock ol . 3,300.00 Federal Reserve 'bink) _ _ _ _ _ _ ________ .,. _______ ____ 431,908.08 ----­ ts) oYerdraf :f&3i,64 (inchuUr-. l,,oana and dilcoun1' Aan-. 'Premilel owned $1',000.00, furniWNI and 18,1178.85 flxtun,1 '4,076.80 · ······ ·-----·- --······ ········ -----·-------�.44 ... � , 01.her a11etl ----------··---- - PIANOS llo111'11oil Chann.i I$� S-.ny OF llACIN t 1 8 Employment I I 11:IO ll:10 11,30 L IANK TH� FIRST NATIONA I I 'Wonted Isl, 1960. RIPORT OF CONDITION OP Mason County 4-H News Legal Not,·ce ---·-- T:00 1':30 8130 f:00 1:30 l0:00 JD:li Melga County Treuurer I 24-a For Sale or T-rade ------�-- ( 201 Business Services •:45 CLYDE G. MI LLHONE n: --- •=1:0000 open for the June or Second -ball Real Eotale taxes. Also Delinquent The tax books are now ··-·-········ : ····· ,,1111 Wllo ,,., Twr'. - -­ Channe1 1 Mtl9s County Real Estate Owners DAYTON UPI-Ohio's traffic Ohio River Gauvu: Montgomery FOK SAl,K 3 . ROOM HOUSE -- _ __.__ wilh bath. On Slxth Street in 16.9 upper, 9. 4 lower, 7 fl. open pro blems may enaulf evt1ryone Syracuse. C�ll WY 2-6880 ur eall Gallipo lis 18.2 upper, 1 1 .6 lower, "if we are no t quick to e1l&bllsh liallipoll!i t: 16•::1863 ilfler 4 p_ m. 7 It. open ; Lock 23 14.9 upper, 11 prl orlty p hrn for treat1n1 them " lo TO 20 ACHES HAY. P. M_­ Ohio HJa:hw:ay Safely Director J. 6 64 3lp 1 1 .0 lower, one tr.ap aod 17 wlc Cowdery, Loria Bottom, Yukon k.et s open; all dams are u p 1 3 Grant Ke)'& said here Friday. �.a26ff. S_peaklnli: to the meeting of the 6-24-3tc thru 23 lrom dosed off to l '4 Ohio Sllilte Auto Aaans., Key1 out trap11. - - ---NEW YOllK UPI-The hlghcvt Ohl• RIYlr Bo•h (Down): Lock lined four programs he tho ught temperature ofikially reco rded 13 . MikP- Creditor 1 1 :20 pm 12. 7; 1ho(lld be put into Ellfect. They in the n1Uon Friday waa 1 1 2 at Lock were: .EIGHT kUOM HULISE, two fht i"OH SALE OH TRADE: 1 9:Stl liM(; Cotton Queen 4 um 2- 1 1 Imperial and Blythe, Calif., the -Stepped up dr!ver education ;' room 1partment1.. A. N. 8en1el. lon pick-up. Contact The llut Hi W \!stern t : !55 um.' 1 1 -ti Robert lneludihl 1a{ety Lramtna: for arade U S. Weather Bureau reported to­ K Heed 7 am, O· l l ; Lock 1 6 Mr. Plume WY2·3272. day. Low this mornlna: was 27 1 1 -2 lie Heijlaunnt ln Rutland. PhOUll 4:55 am, 6-0; Lock 19 V u. I- school �hildren, Chri11 at Fraser, Colo. SU 2-4793. 6 2� :n p can 7 : 1:S am, -Periodic re-enmlnation for 0- 1 1 , Lock 22 Trade� 6 · IWOM HOUSE ON Middleport drivers. winds 9 am, 1.6-0; Luck 23 City ll1U. tiaa, e1ectr1cily, eatern wa­ - An other 46' It.ate Hl1hway of Hu.nlingl on 2:30 pm, 20·0; A. ter. J'hunc WY :,i . ;,m� or 1cc Ed olmen. Patr E S·O; V , Chris e p1ri, Haymond . Spe11cor, Middleport. ti 23 ate -And a center for training pro .,.UBLIC IALI Satvetli 8:20 pm 0-10; Delta fea1l onal 11fety traffic people. The und1m,Ja:ned wl.11 offer for Queen 3:40 am. j aalc 111 public 1 11ctlon, at lhe lite Upbound GallipoUs Monlcomery 1 ·csidcnce of Pearl D. Lottrldge, lo- 2 : 30 am 4-2; Orleanian 6:2!5 am Oamped 1-·0n n�� -. . ROOM-C•mp CINn Up 110US 'E. Cit.led on Ea11t Maln Street, in Porn8-6, Robert R. Gipson 4:25 pm _ Call TUrner 2 1471!i. Camp clean-up h•• been ache­ 8 21 Otp croy, Meigs Co unty, Ohlo, on Sal- 2-0, Lock 23 Hortense Ingram CARACAS UYI-Vene1uela waa duled for 10:30 ■. m, Tuasday, ' \mh1.y, July 9th, 1960, at one 1 2.45 am, Cornell 2 : 30 am Hi ; HEFIUGERATORS, Ewlnu Store, o'cl ock P. M., Uv �ersonal proper· Dan Quinn S:50 111 under a 'Virtual stale of emer• June 21, at the camp around,. 2-0 Albert 1 08 W. Mi11in, Phone W Y 2·2660. ty of said decedent, conslstlna: In S. Holden 7 : 40 am 16.0. 1eney loday tallowtni an IS· Charters, pinwearen, leaden, .arw ------_ _ _ 23 Jlc 111sln1tion attempt Lhat was ex- councilor� will prepare the tad­ l)art of: 6 - -- · · 1)4!cted to lay up President Romu- ULles for County t-H Camp June lius stove, Kelvlnat o r Rcfrlger• ator, Maytaa wa1>her, sewing ma• ,.___ lo Betancourt for at leaat three 27 to July L They will hne a _. picnic lunch. chine, t..:cdar chelll, livin,: room week1. • -- -Con..rutlen Del..... WANTl!:U: JIOUSE KEt;l't; R , Ag e su i t e, bedroom suite, beds, dress r, The rllht lo 111emble In pubhc • Mervin Rouah, member of the to 10 Ol!i. Kllfcrence11 wanted. crs, r 1 u�st, ruaa, end ta bl l'S, k il ch• freedom of movement an d other Phunc WY 2•:J2 H 5. 6 :!3 3tc e ll u1 en11i l1, dl shea, 11 11u1sware, .a nd M l: DL I PORT -2 'i-l st ory frame, con■thutional guaranteea were 1us HIil Billle 4-H Club atlf-nded the rooms �1 t h b•th • 1aru:c, cor• I pended until furthe notice annual State Co nservation Camp r _ _ many olhcr 1irtlcles , while . ner lot 60 x7o near schouls only the iOYemment aoua:h t to deter- at Camp Caes,.r, w,btter county Terms: t:aah in hand on day o f age $6000.00. 1 mine whe,ber the bombtna: In last week. H• J1 1 8 )'e■r1 ot oli.1 . M N and ha1 beln 1 4-H'er for seven RS L l st0ry IL frame, U c El-�F , l- \.-li I ■ V _ 'Y downtown Car1ca1 Frld1y wa, R ODEL . ST \ 6 roomS, � �edro oms, 2 CtSlern9, the prelude to an attempted coup y11rt: He represented the W•• Admlnl1trator of the Estate o lfler bu1\d mg1, ham■ FTA Chapter at the camp. 1 ¼i acre ot d'eta,. IIUUSEWOHK, !HONING, BABY o f Pearl D. Loltrldec. Kol.lllb'1 name w11 omitted fNm land $3200.00. aittinJi, aod c1i11 1l10 do w1ill1'111ii. dcc11ased RU TLAND-1 ¼ stQry frame, 6 J 1lurc, or fl\ij clerk work. In- Crltt Brjdfor d, Auctl o neC"r · · Ki"~ rooms, 3 bedrooms, ilarage, good , Dini 11B quire 620 Locu1l St., Middleport. UH 24, 2�. 27; (7) 2, ttr ·3 ac ,c !01 on paved While La i well, 1 ------6 24 3tc y ng Abed road $4000.00. •BALDll'IN PARSIPPA!l\' . TROY HILLS 0HCe MIDDI.IPORT RU RAL- 411 acre, !)0 N. J. UPI _ An Intruder entered l •WURUfZER ,.nd 111 ,tory 4 room frame, , . home •• Lake Hlaw1th1 early toand OTHt;R fAM9US NOTICI orch. li:lfllt, 'Ai acre Jn &:ar• 1· day and shot and killed • sa.Y'far: Hize r Oil Comp4ny, 700 E. Main AJR _CONiilTIO!'iUIG.�RD"IUGERBRANDS 1 r oo old man u he 11)' In hi.I bid. :�•11 ■ Lion H rvle1. J1ell: '1 Retri1era- Strrct, Pomeroy, Ohio, will accept · tlo n New Hav111. PhoM TU 2· bids until 12:00 noon, Saturda)l, 9ox Phone wv 2.2220 . The Y1el 1m w11,1 Jo1eph rrancl1 Lupoli, who pU8hed hi1 wife, Ann, Mn. 8-U. U July 2. 1960, for the putthase of 6-:IS-3te .u,O_ 28. 2_ rrom lhe bed lhortly before _ __ __ _____ _ the ro llowina equipment. to-wil: ff:L!VJSION RADIO �llilD SMALL lbe Intruder (ired, polie11 Aid. aeg,i J Compr r Air 1 eHor appliance repair, Phone Otta StL. ArLbur Denny said there J :2 Ai r Co mpr8lllot Hose• .......; 'l'lltbillll .._,_, lt:cCllntoek, Racine, O'llo. 2-1-Ue w11 no ,1pparem moUve ror the NOTICI I JIiek Hammer ,mcsn ..a ucsllOl!I. • Public hearina: on the IUl81 bud• crime. Ht 1.ald nothlne Wal taken 1 Wilson Elec. Welder, 300 amp&. APAl\.'&'IIENTS _ l'UmllllM and fr.om lhe hoU11. get for Sallsbury Town1hlp wlll be I 1 Chevro let Tool Ttuck valumllhed. Mdluten. Jllddleheld at the o ffice ot the Sali1bury i 2 Water Pump, .P('.1. Pbone WY•:M28ft. 2-3-tl :tow nship Tn11tee1 at R ock Sprin11 I Rogers Rlpper ..... w The rla:ht is resened lo reject r•i�undt at '7 p. m. -Friday, July ; "• • CL0'111, WOOD SLA.T PORCH O • • I . l 1had"'- elotb »oftb valance, any or all bid,. .,. ....., 0•TO T &11T · S.1111,ury , -•hip Tru,,_, 1wnlnp, ,enat11n blind.I, wlq• Property m11 be lnspeetod at · P, H. Joh....._ dow ll!1deo . . �H fftlmatel. Rizer', Oil C�m.,n, olllce. TeleCMr1 ll1rNt, ,-...., .T-lp c1.,i, r>:_t:-"'Wlppe� IH Volon Ave,, , phone WY 3-2101, 1 .. JI, · L• ·(qNI NMf • Po--;;, (8) i10, Ito • · .' (I) 11, :ii, 3tc • 21 90IO , 1 41 For Rent Mgr. NOTI CE FOH SALK 4 · ltoOM HOUSE IN Mmcnmlle. FuU basement, run­ nrng water, i;as furnace, buiH-m kitthcn wlth snack bar. Call W Y 2·6291 . 6 24 tile Cha11nal I - Monday- -WH TN�TV-:_c:hcan nel l3- 1:30 Robert M. BCllllt,· Badge and BuJ•eta Eddie Seacrist Show Lunch with Soup S11ie11 Talk Back Commonwealth of Natlona Gray Ghost The Brothers America 's Newueel Album Travel Film s:oo Cartoon Spectacular Buetall 8:JO Romper koom Studio W reemnc 9:30 Movie Recor� Hop l:IO Your Mao Repcll!WI Dick Clark !iiho• 1 :80 I Married Joan Brave Stallion .2:00 Reatlesa Gun Leavi :� To Bea,er 12:IO Love That Bol L,wren� W"11k :V..nw 1 :00 Allout Fa.,., Jubilee, U. s. A. l:IO Kadle Up-To-'l'lle•llinule NeWI t:llll � 1n Comt iporq llePorl ,,..i 'Ilia i.■ie Stonn a­ !.i,;. ""'" �:Q!> IINt the Clock Do You Tnul •� ,uuertcan esnOIC•'illl d:30 · Captain Gallant The 'Bia: Picture ,:OG Su hanclsuo Beat Jobn Hopkllul File CoU•1• News Con!.,_ fl:40 W11Uaer Teller National Edu. Auocl&UQQ l:U .iobn � l1W\fl IIIJlller, M'atlnte T:00 Broun Arrow Open Hearing f:i@ Che,:oant Preaidential Mission 8:80 Street Beat Summertime, W. Va. D:30 Pat Boollje Special American Art• Trio J:30 Ted Mick AmoleUr Hour Matty's Funaiu I 1:00 Tho 11•"' Tonlcht Eve Arden lhow 11:10 lkannln1 the Weather People', Cbok, 11:11 Sllorl Rel'Ofl ' · ·11 :zo:•Ute 8- · · , . Robin Hoo4 Challllel I - Sunday ¥te8.28 781.ID 1"0TAL LIABlLl'nE.'I AN!> CAPITAL • ACCOUNTs •• M.....IIDA · I Auetl 1liodfed o, U1!i0ed lo ....,. lllbiutl,o and 13,581.U $. -·➔-"-----"-----------------purpotU other for � l'ltEELANl> ll. NOIIIIIS. o..hier • of the above-named .-.011, do aolemn-lJ near that the above at.a� -la t.rue to the beat ol my 1 , _ 1 knowletp ud belief. FitmJKND S. NOIIRISl Oashler. , ) . I' Cortecl-Altetl: J. DIILON ' , Dlretton. EIID, S. ROUSH 1 EAi.iL P. CIIOSS STATE OF OIUO, COUN'l'V OF llllt$, IO! Swom lo oljd '"boorlbed lief°" ' m• lbla Ji do, of Juhe, 11180, ud 1 h-y <CIJlr that 1 .. DOI . OD offker or dlieclAJr of thlt bont. t ffiJoJ\111 M 1 10:00 Jack Benny Pro1r■m 10:M Whats My Line! 1 11 :00 Sun�,. News Special 11:ID 'l'lleolff 13 thCl'9Jtl 13-Mohda) I lilP OIi ft:00 Guelt St.Ir 8:1' Non • W1:W . !In> T:00 llrNHtot PalJ 8:1¥1 CBS If,� 1•1• CilPhl!ii KJl,oaroo t:00 � �ater N l!ild lo\lt iillow ,o:IIO oa fte ti,, :911 I U'I L!IO a:.i tle<'emt.er li!rld• :911 ...,. .,�'lllmorrow Jl:,O Q:,W tlio Ould!N Lilbt 1:00 � of W Cllr t:111 Ju lhti World Tum> 1:00 !'UII (llr,le 1:11 !loun t!irt;, J:911;_ the Mllllqhalrt 1'"0.' �· \'IMlll•,i II Youn i!«ucll � l"l :t=�� = lldl• 1:il!! ffl :t(l t:OCl ' J.:IIO · :0:00 10:30 1 J:00 11:10 11\16 · TIie ot Nl,ii,t The Three Stoopo Tht Life of RllnArtbur 1. smut,, ft""' A Look at the Weatber Jule Rl,ltn Show Amco 'n' Andy lll1bway Palrol Tb• Kate Smlto Sh.. 'l'he 'bun · Fathei' know, Beat Danny Thomas Sho• Solhern Sbow Henne,.. DuPont ,ho> """' A Loolr. 11 th• Weather Theater 13 .un 8:IO B:» .... ,,... "'° ""'" Channei 3-Mondo11 8:45 f:00 9:00 9:80 t0:00 10:30 l l :OU U ; ,O I.J.:00 12:IO l;(IO 1 : 10 2:30 3:00 3:30 -·-:--:--::-::-:-::-:::-'=--'-.....C' 1:00 11:00 '.2: 00 \2:30 LOO 1 :30 2:00 2:30 2:43 l:llll - 1:30 '°" Ne• lleatlltnea Wealberca1t Nltewatc.b &ign Off WMPO Daily Program Schedule t:lio f:11 10:IO 10:11 11:lO 12:00 11:15 t<lt - P,rlJ 10:00 lt·'IO 11:08 11:11 1:30 1,11 l:'11 . ··� 811.•t■ Top '!'ffl Wet"""4 NJ1" w.-"" 1 � �'."' .l:fll Q� ·t.. 1:IG llch l:ff W... ., .,,..,.._ . .,.. l!{�,n l:9U 8:. 1:00, 1:80 Ol# illlr PIii ...,._ lbow .......... �... Off Ille "" . . . . ....., � · u , ·,, ,., \llllpll I 12:IO 11 1:00 l:IO :'8 1:00 2:IO S:OI l::IO 6:00 4:IO 6:35 8::IO 8:40 5:45 Pt,\NUTII llllolon) Country 'EIJ"r6n 11me The Sund.a, Sbow N"" Tbe Bundq 11,.. Tbe llllldoy � The Ann, Hour Noon Newa Vtr1lnla Vlt■IOI tp■nvil� .11.PNloll<F•... BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFF\' 8Mlffl Uolled Ntt1Soclol t!eeurl..,. ·: THI.I (CUptp>llt) ltmday- Showeue , Aru>!Tan.,y ­ llroadwa, Sbow• Sll!MU)' Sbowc.,. RH. WillOD (New Bave11 Cbllrdl of Godi Sw,da, Sliowe11t NeWI SundlJ &hbwcaac New1 6: Weatber Conp-eaioan Motlier Walhinaon ae,orta to t11 1 Peoplo Sundown Serenade Off the Air a.•. • 1:00 1:30 Kennedy Battling f�essure To Take 2nd Spot On Dem T1e\et Rev """'.., <R1'llolld " �YI-, \:, 1f1LIM - would lee! lh1t the ale,t way tG deal with the 111811 prolil'I'! of a Catholic on the pre1iden a, tlckd would be to put the Ca' o ,c in second place. Ho we,er & may be, for Kel)n.edy to waver · "' on the vke presidenc) ■urely Wo uld jeopardize and probably dem olish his chance for the presidential nomination. Kennedy can stand pat for now and the politiciam1, includlng Mra. Roo1nell, will undfll"ltand. But. falling to win !he pre1ldential nomination on an early ballot, Kennedy will be pounded from all Kennedy haa been under Pfe&· sides to agree to take second sure for month& on the vice p res- place . Mrs. Roosevelt and others idency. But, as Al Jolson uaed to will be in there pc•mding for the ..y "You ain't aeen nothin' yet." eenator not only lo agree to SJ!C· ' Mrs. Eleanor ROO(leYeit Joined ond place b1.1t t o throw his first Lhe preBSure group 1aat week in place delegates to Stevenson. At 1, a bia: wa)'. Mrs. R't somewhat that point in th e nemocratic Naimprobable ticket is Adlai E. tional Conventio n, Mrs. Rooae­ Stevenaon for president and Ken- vell'a Stevenson . Kennedy ticket nedy fo r vice president. lmprob- may 11eem a l ot l ess improbable able because SteveDIOn s2')'& he is than it does now. not a eandidate ror pre1ldent and HST DIN"'"' Kennedy firmly lnaista he will not Former President Harry S� Tru· accept sec o11d place. man, o( course, wi11 be OOUli'ng ON THli SPOT Mrs. Roosevelt on all of this. HST Stranger things have !1aP�ned. : hns his own candidate, Sen,. Stu­ how:ever, than �he normnal.ipn of I art Symington (D-Mo.), Kore• an : mpro�able UckeL. Mr1. Roose• ove r, Truman is opposed, more in the Kennedy-for- sorrow than in anger, to Steven­ v�lt s re\'l'Val vice president boom pu ll the sen- w n. ·Kennedy as 4 vice pi:ea.ldential ator on • tough IPQt. The mere st nom inee would not be worth a hint at this _time . that he might r rdck0J to Truman. Two U. S. Sen­ be content with seco nd place prob- at ors, a nv two u. s. senators, do ably would cause his large delu. j no t ma k� a good pre1ldential gate herd to begin to f11de away. ticket Some Democrats undoubtedly So HST, the fastest gun iu.1 t,,olitica. w)U be drawlna: on Mrl,-.f j ' ., 'ltoMevolt next JllOnth In Loi An. gcJes aml who ft. t o ■ay which are the good guys and which the bad .guy11 in a western such as that? l Mn. Roo,evett acknowledged that tt would be asll:iu1 a great deal 0£ 1 Kennedy Lo acce,t second place. She also SRluterl him 11 ■ man wo rthy aP.d com petent for the White Ho11:o:c. But, 11he counselled him to Wo ll, "It mean!l' tmselfh1hneM and courag e on the pert of Mr.. Ken­ ri.edy, '' she said, "if he is wllling to take seeoncl pl11cl!, it nlao reans for him an opportunity to grow and to learn. And he ls young enough to look forward to many more yean of public service. He Will gain enormotlsly In stut ure if h.e thinks of the country rather th an of himself." There lt Is, the argument w h ich will batter Kennedy at Los An­ geles. To answer it wm not be easy. Ui\llol,I, · i-1...... WAI\IIN� -fQN: UPI - The kind tj p,e.ure t t keflpa me� aw� at night, ruln1 ttielr l!)H pme, I •nd iives them u� ii be,Jln· nlng to buH.d up around Sen. John 1 F. Kennedy ,D--Mass.). The pressure Is for him to a,ree to a ccept nomina:ion for Vice President o f the United SUI-tea. He can tum off the pressure only by winlling t op posltlon on ttie DemocraUc ticket on an early eonvf!D· tion ball ot. s,,, I or stQ ft The Day Right j With STEVE NANCY OH, Oil - · HER9 COMES THE t.AW AND I :DON'T .....---1 HAVE A FISHING LICENSE I ALLEN On The ,...Musical Legal Notice Clo.;k'' EAOI MORNING AT 7:15 A.M. ON W EH J NOTICI OF SA L i The William Homer Smith real eatate lol\ted In Pomeroy, Ohio, wlll be sold at the ollicea of Crow, Crow & Porter, Attomeya, Pom­ eroy, Ohio, on Tuesday, June 28th, UMJO, at 10:00 o'clock I\. M. Pro­ perty appralsed at $700.00 and can­ not be sold for leaa thal\ the 4P· I praised valus. AdmmlstritrlJ �- · serves the right to reject QY al11 I aU bids. Sale ls subJeet to· ·the ap­ proval ot the. Co�rt. � �" HELEN R. SAUEK "' Adml�i1tr,trlx of t�'f/btat1 of William Ho� SmlQJ, dece11ed. (6) 2t, 2\ �7. 3!p I " II SAM LEFF BOXING Al'< T THE MNGUlOUS BUSINES .JOI JIHKS WANTS IT LAMP, Hf OUGHT T'lf. AGA���,.�� caoss ; I Ill' -.i I , ,,,, . ' ' '' . "'Jlli.UIB:·' �, NQl■rJ ., �jol-, � Feb. 111, � ! •. , � I�"' ' ,; l • ) · , ;.; Piibllc. ' ' I WHAT Atl5 'iOU , Ul'IGHAID ? ·----- -- -----·--------- 1:09 ' '1, • •• .. " �-,-CA- c::��:....---�� - WE·UNS CRA\/E ,O GIT OUR SHOTS, DOC • �u.N. o1Ts •••coc .. , uNm:i:, NAnONs. NY. <UPn - Fou r peooocki -c lwo m,i.. ■nd two femalt!S - Will strut soon [ Bibl,e School Craft It ems D,s · pla,..., •""' A t • I I Ma,n . I y About Closin.g Program Presented Friday Night ' People Cra It 1te_ms w bich had been made in the pa.!it two weeks I • The bird• arri"ed Frid ay from by the pu pi ls of th� Community Dail y Vacation Bible Sc hool / p n omeroy t;eneva u. N. headqua,rteri; where were on d isplay Fnday e vening before the closing p rogram By LUCILLE HAWKINS l1 they h,d D«"llpied the lawm ot was presented by the &hool al the MHS Auditorium. • ......._ ' the Palaia des N;iUoDL . Paper items "t_Vhicb had been made by the Nursery and Be- AP-. Miss Roberta Jane Thompsori grnners classes illustrated the stories which they studied · The returned to her home at Bridge. , studentil in the Primar:i• 1 and IJ ville , Pa., today after a weeks I cl�ssee had cutout& of Noah ' s Ark on the se<1, was sung by Primary J visit with her aunt, Mrs. C. E. K. v )trs r . aul w i th the anlm.a1 s and items o f wi t h thei le.atirr. in the u N . pr-den. MDGS THEATRE I woodwork and dccorutcd dishes - --,···----� ·. • � . • Senline� Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 25, Miss Jan,ice Story Becomes Bride Of He,'Iman F-am,.,y Cl.arles Locn· l.ary In Ju"'".. ,2 Ceremony economics education Chimea, H Id5 R &-Daily I 1960 � ow You Know a;;-;:;cf!i Yed her deuee I n home ,nd WU • • members of Mortar 1!UnfOD Board. Phi Kappa Phi and Sigma · 0 , Kapps ,o,i,l ooro,lty. Mr. Loehary i, • member of D•lta Tou Della •�c1al fraternity and will receive The HeUmlln Reunion wu held h11 f!l &S':trB degree from Ohio Uni• � at the home of Mr. and Mrs. vers1ty m August. l Harold Heilma n , 504 Brookwood "9-r-ive, Bellefont.aine,_Su n_day, June After July 1. the couple will 19. A delicious picnic dinner w48 be at home at 22"3l Fox Avenue, scr�ed at noon b)' the hosts on Euclid, Ohio, where Mr. Lochary their spacious lawn. I / h.as accepled a position with the Federal Reserve Bank or' Cl eve- I Those attending from Meigl I land and Mr1. Lochary will teach County were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. home economics al Short J u n ior Brya n , Mr. and Mrs. Richard Heil­ man . Carl Beilman, Mr. and Mrs. Hhrh School in Euclid. Out of town guests included Clark Jhle, Mr. an d Mrs. Zi� guest. from Athens, Nelsonville, , MidklU, Cecil and Mary, Mrs. Dayto n , Springfield. Ci ncin n ati, · John S uien t and Guy and Mrs. Columbus, Jackson , y e I I o w Anna Reuter. Spri nge, Clevela nd, Bedford. Gal• I Others attend�ng were Mr. and lipolUI, Amesville, Wilmintlon , M . W. A. Ha nmg, Mr. and Mrs. i:-s Arlin�to n , Va .. A nn � rbor, Mich HJllslde, N. J. a nd WHhington ' Willard Beatty, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Heilma n and Allen D. C. of Cari.ton : Mr. a nd Mrs. Otto . On Friday preceding _the .wed- Hildebra nd, Brecbville; Mr. a nd dmg the bride entert,in_ed her M n. Gary Midkiff, Earl and Julie attendants at I bridesmaid 's. l u n - Q�ce Midkiff. .Huro n ; Mr. and �onna n Heilman, the boats , cheon In the private dining room , of the Ohio U nivetalty Center. and children Ron nie, Li nda, Rose­ A centerpiece of qari1111Uona and : m:ary and Patrick, Bellefon tJine othf!r nower, d�onted the table I ;_ ,• . ------and placard.I of pink o,,nted the. , : , r, I Y Unltff Pru, International • ,.,...., ,r...l1torlc monster . a ffle lwtmP • dwtOlng 1l•nt . OMur which ,neawnd up to YI '-:I" and welfhed over olO A f BeIJefOn ta1ne I 011 I I I I I: ! I l I I, I I I CRUSHED ICE NIGHT 'N DAY 1'°o,�h I Swatxel's ASHLAND SERVla CENTER l!Jn. ,· ry ,To 1�4,u1Uia I Shop I Leo Gallipolis Woman Is Speake, At Grace'Church -- ------,,.._ . ;, II ·1 -------- �y Nijht Untd 9 o'clock EL.1,S•:- 8:F �LDS I I Mrs. Coleman Entertains With Layette Shower , I I I I, I R k Sp,.l'ngs Grange Plans 8 ffet S I The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company I I I I I w-ber • I I n. 1/JJ/IIKfEED FROST·PROOf THROUGHOUT ! {' J.fj I �ii 10 $16.50 •llMlff ONLY $1.00 per day r:roo!TI th: with NV&;ON , F111nr hctll1 • I llf 1,11,,.,.. hrnr l11llolt • ftl1Jlt111111 ltll•lt-YH lillwU • fl1wln1 C1l4 Mtlt "••tr 111e,1 "'1\1 �... .. " ' "" i ' _ __ -- ______ ·- . , ;, itU .... &#;it '' I · US""IIUftl · • Mq•l1- loor1 no/ tlr•l/pl • fllF-l�ol IN ljocl« 1H 1t1m l0 11H1 AND SO lflll"lfll wll6 .,.,,,,." Shw ,..,.. ,I,.. 1. • .• - __ i:�� i B' A J.:E•.IJ -, _. FQ RN IT.U . E . ' MI C1111 II c,111 ' .... � il. L N. �• llr1. Helea Wee4.· . Alheo, an.cl llltl t<,aren Kellon and 11111 Unda Crow of Pomeroy, The boa· leate1 :were d1"'esHd la pink at1d 'I . white a1nd WOl'e catnation: ��� a lift al the bride. .· . ' 1 , llelaUffl .and cloee . , fflends / r ware welCOl'l'led a thi h!)m.l Of tile brld-e, after t · teptloa. ted I elnk Ind white ..... J &be , home. Detore 1ea,1.a& • a abort - weddl na trip to W lnl• , ton, D. C., the bride- cllllll to \, 1111& of pint with 1 · ,. Jaebt, pleited •klrt an · white :r1=.� , . .. Clndnnall. ilater of (he bride, ■lla■Y "" puaronlH!I .......111a--i�p . d,r-llld No· IRONI Trim ond S�rt . , . tfiot's your new cO,uotmoht �,.. ond focht- en,embl.;- -fJtfltmifw hr fOffat'ff defall ,o Rf omJ ftcner YoUr fig,ii�. ·T"-' mta, loct,l 'vl'IC'ov.11 ct fay,. or�• ,,...11,el,,t ....,,llne. d"" 11ioi 1, 1eltfy pleaiad. lo COQ,, comfo�ta'bh( ��!on j•J�. :t"�' rnqd'/1n. woshes ••• mdcMne or 'P'r�P. d,;., ond fl"V _ ftMds,ll'Onlni::, I Al� ready-fr• P?ehble. , . Pellon' ftned ool . rar ond fod(tflt·for ... . In s, FrankY• "'ape rert,-tl�'n olwa,t. l'Jtcllfnbly dm"t('tnr �w�_r •�cl<Hi¥e" flordf Oeflc,.n Print. CO!'ON1'eh,it, lllQC/ Grey• .S�l"f ' O, ',o 20, · .• ph - f 2-� �. ��� - 'Ct- ln1 wr•.r. pr � , 1 _ , l • �. > i ), , 1 1 ,} : � @>1 and •h�":. · ;.• \: i '• , ,. , :5: · , ·. _ ' : •;: 1.:: ,o�e roy. "t =: jr� !fn :Oi., _ ;a j l •� , ' __ Se ' . . C row's.· ·!teak ,..... II fl,-,: T· :-",..;.·',,.r.�f WJt °l,�d. ,:�- , �·;.·�'-:..:;;:,;;.�1..:;;; 1 ...,.f' _,;;.,..,.-,�', .,,...-;--�,,.._¥, .;� 1.*f_..,_ER& ____,,·____..,PB ri� .. '\ ' > Ii , I ,.1.3, '•A'• .j�I i) ., ,1 1 1 $, l " '· , .. , �tt.l ' •I :/ � 't • , •1 I, ' , Ii '{\ · , , I '.· ,ij. ; 1 If ' k . o:..---�.. r.,..;::....;..' ·..; ·; �;.�(� · .., .·.:.,; _·,i!i';'.::.!.-W l ..:.. _ .::-;� ; @ .l � · \,J ,{,,,... . , •_ !-' · ·�,11: J "Ii, . �" "· "' 1 � a1 y Devoted '.l'o Tlae lwteruu ' ' • ent1ne ' ' 1960 WEATIIER Oh• Ccuulbued w ■rmer • part. of �e ttate. Some dluN of . • thu nder 1howen north portfoc:a. lligb today -• low loofpt la . lbe iMlL Of The Mei91•Mu- Area Pomeroy-Middleport, Ofilo: Moaday, June 27. Huf.sell , and assistants, \1rs. Kalail Nease. Mr . and Mrs. G. A. McQuai d d isp lay by Lhc Prima ry I I I cla ss . l ' i ndy , Mrs . George Mcin!•�r t, Sara and daughter, Pamela and Mrs. , a nd McCom a htel Diane Mos.11c pictures were dil'i pl ayed H�c Thelma McQuaid of Detroit, ' 1 h e pupils of the Prima r y JI and I by the fourth grade c J a uC' s and Mich., are guests or Mrs. George . · · the Junior I l l group h .id wooden Ul d as ses sani: · sailmc Wi th Je H. Parker. l ' l! and coland wore sailor ha sus" book. ends in the shape of rounded ' Mn. Alvie Phalin fell last I c hurch windows Bronze plaqu es of lars Lhcy had made during school b leg. week aking right her re s, rl �t rs . B u Bogges leader of the I playmg hand� were displayed by Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Kelton at• Pnmary 11 department led the , 1 the Junior High group. tended a dinner at the Masonic : The program was opie nc d with group . H e r a.ssistan ta were Phyllis Temple in Pl. Pleasant Fritlay e v e, muth . Neda . Judy Wilder . the piano prelude by C arol Scol t Hilbert 1 ning. pi�nisl for the 1chool, w i th th� Brad fo:ti and :\1arilyn swau. Mr.s . John Smith. son Charles and , . I il:· 1 , children and teachers and helpers Pe,aa ,\rn(1tt was Pr m y l l dau g hter, Beulah Mae of Sandysu Nc n, l)cnvcr l Mrs. leader h '. 1 w coming in from the b& ck of the ville, W. Va., visited Thursday 1 room. The invocation waa given by Susan S 1 a t c 1· a11d L} nn Daniels as With Mr. and Mrs. Price Hawk -it, [ the Rn. Ramond Konkrig ht, 88. assistants. and were accompanied home by · · I An u1.errisc when membcra of Mrs. Smith and dau!!hter Joann I siatant dean of the school. Followi ng the Invocation a cor• the Junior II cJ,,.is pla1.:ed memory who spent several dJ•·s with her , 1 sar.e was presented to Mrs. Ray ver�cs from the Bible in a make par nt , Mr. and Mrs. M•lon e s for the b£- l l cvc shoe bag was follo N cd wilh Hawk and famlly. 1 Pickens who was dean the .so11:;:, '·W.i.lklng With Jesus." school and a gift WH pruented to Mrs . Ada Stivers d Chester Rev. Konkrleht by Neda Bradford They were d irccll'd by Mm C a r• the dinner guest 11f Mr. a hd pc1rln1cnt was . ilson. Other olyn : d. W and Rosetta Rleh11rd1, secretary, 1 helper,; \I. ere J udy But..:hcr, Iva Mrs. Price Hawk and Mr. and on behalf of the staff. Mrs. Marion Hawk and family · Stewart 1md flora Md:h •c. plaeo of eaeh '""'· The br:lde� I Meel The Jll,nior Il l department pre. · Thursdu tvening, 1',ive boys of the Junior clas!I l �ifll to her attendant, wr-1p� 111e Ladie11 Auxill■l'y of Drew led the congregation in the pledge,: sented the illusttaled ,kit of "The Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hagerma n ol 1 Plnk ■nd 'llrblte, , �lso de�.•tted 1'ebtter Pol!lt American Le&:ion 1 �� (O the American Flag, the _Christ- W,ay to God's Highway" complete Belle, W. Va., arrived today for , e - table. Alten�m J w.o-' Mf1. · •111 meet -in regulu session T.µes­ • 1an fla_g a nd lo the Holy Bible af• with costume1 depicting variom; a visit with his brother·in-law Leo , Story, Mrs. �at.rick -tAc�.atJ, :'. � at 7:30 p. m. There wiU be ter wh1rh the chlldre n sang "SJg . character& of Lhe Bihle. Mrs. Pick - and sister, Mr. and Mrs'. Joh n Mrt. Jame, Lodlary., ,11.l'f.; l)'�vtal t�ltlllaUon · o, OfrtCf!rs with M rs I nal For the Lor ." I ens was the leader with Clarence ! Lletwiler. McCbnnaughey, Mr,. � 1,.\Y_�ed, · Ed,ward Karah1ll , eh?hth dl1trici � Mn._ Paul The1&1, who served as Slewart and Cinda Sauer as a��ist r Mr. and Mrs. Denver Well of '41';.�nlel dl�•ldent, tj,e lnstallin• oifteer. ;�� Su:n nsrwin were in Taylor C2nter. r ubhc1ty agent ror the school, was ants. • URI e AA , ,.,,Y.art, G_u11t,, will. be prese nt from ?tfid·111ch ., June 1 2, to attend the gradl eader o_l the Junior � depart � ent. M Isa Barbara Be� �. -µ,ie -, hoa- , dl_eoort, llaclne, Galllpolis and iven was hffertory prayer MRS. CIIARLl!S LOCHARY The g u · ll ution of Mr s. Well's brother and 1 You'll always find all the Her a B111ta nt1 were Sandy S1mpt e11. • .... . · � .. Rutlan d · ' . by the Rev. Donald Boone a n d the �i sh•r . Bill and Juanita Bates. son and Carolyn Searles. . ice you need on hand at Before an allar. decor ated wilh spikes of white stalk and ded between div erin will b o g e l e H a W ekend guests l the Denver . The_ Nursery Cl �u under the . our dispenser. It's packed dl_rect 1on of Mrs. Richard Vau 1,ha n the Mi n isterial As11oclation which Well ho me were T/ Sgt. and Mrll. clusters Of maieshc daisies and lighted by three branch can· wi th h,elpers Hope Bishop, Sue finances the school, and the Sun- Lee H. Evans and so n , Ricky, M e­ delabra, Miss Janice Lucille Story, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. in sturdy leak-proof bags. R. Story, Pomeroi became the bride of Mr. Charles Pat­ l Neut � l1ng, Janet Baker, Beverly day School work al OHE conducted G uire A ir Force Base , New Jersey. , and Mrs. . rick Lochary, son of Mr. Ice Available W . P. Lochary, Pomeroy. Cundiff and Doris McGhee sa ng by Rev. Nyle Borden. At this spot in the proi::ram, :,tr11 . three songs, ".fer.us Loves Me," Grace Episcopal church was the sc•n• of the open church 24 Hours A Day i'Little Trees That Grow and Pickens thanked all who helped weddi ng on Sunday, June 12, a& with lhe school. Grow' ' and "Fishers of Men." 3 : 30 ln the afternoon, with· the deaia:n to the gown of the �ride. 1 ,. The closing portion of the proMrs. B. N . East was in charge or Rev. Mr . William Rdbf!l°tll read- The bodlea featured tuffed lleev­ ntatJon of the prese the gram wu , low e notched a neckline ged d t rs n e e which departm l tl Beginne ing the vowt1 of the do1,1ble ri ng f!� prei.ented the 10011 'The Wise Man playlet, "The Parable of the Wed• ceremo ny. Pf!ws for the f4mily with baby lice and the w1ilUJne Hi , a , ti the Foolish Man" followed by din g Feast " by the Junior were marked by white satin rib· waa encircled b)' a saah of.. pale nold Richard s Mrs. Ar by group led Y· of GalMr11 Charle.s tlolzer • Jr., bon caught i nto a bow with pink taffe ta . ending in . a b\Jstle Mrs. Helpen H were " prayer. Carol and asslst,ints, Mrs. Clarence Mc- llpolls, !eglonat chairman of Epla- chryan themums afld greenen a nd bow. The bouffan t skirt "'orn , Carolyn lcholson N II, 111 1 Neal, Coleen Wllaon and Carolyn copal Church Women WH gueSl the aisle upon which · the · bridal over a hoop was trimmed In back Scott and Judy Martin. . Russell . cs -speaker �t the meeti ng of the pnty walked w a"s covered with with layen of t u lle rulJiea, She ,mng ," Sea a crib d Wlde "The W. Main SI. Pomeroy in � prese ntation o f d J plo- Grace Eptacopal Church �omen I whitr,. llow wore a headba nd of pale . pin,k Fu ' g " ; ' ' y- �--•�f- t�h�• P�'�:�'. mas to each pupll lhe benedicillon held Thursda artern oon, usmg H ••:r:: l h;l•�•-� B� , c� -U: ' "� "l :a='.,'..� " trimmed with rosettes of lace. Her ;. :a::: music ptQvlded = was , ;;::= Pre•nupltal = = � ;;;; = = '.:;;; ;: , was pronounced by Rev. Howard her themo_, _Lord Relor ":' Thy by Mrs, Cedric Clark, flowera were pale pink �rn�tlons i ddleM . , lluwelt. World Beg,mning With Me. port. org'- nist, 11.hd Mr .. ' James which she carried in I whit' basA one n clock lunch�o n preced- Lochary, Bloomington ; [J\d., aolo- ket woven with lace ribbor,. All ed the meeting, held 1n the par- i 11t, who sang, "Perfect Love '' , of the atten dants and lhe bride le � house, whkh was decorated "The Lord lB My Shepherd" and wore white gloves trimmed with w ith arra ngemeents o� roses. Hoa• " The Lord's Prayer." embroidered edging. teuea were the oflicers, Mrs. Seating the more than 220 The bride riven i n mar ria&e by Fred Crow Jr., Mrs. Theodore Reed Sr., Mrs. Aaro n Kelto n and her faather, wore a gown of taf- guests befora the ceremony were feta and tulle froated by garlands Mr. Joh n W. Blaett nar, a ffa terMrs. Bethel Coleman who e n­ Mrs. Cedric Clark. Mrs. Crow, president, welcomed of schiflli em�roidered l•ct: flow- ruty brother of the groom Mr Ro­ tertained with a shower In ho nor of Mrs. Jack Coleman of Pt. Plea­ the 30 members a nd guests pre· erleta. The b11que bodice was I bert Story, brother of the •lH'ide, sant, at her new home In Mid­ sent and devotiona taken from the fuhioned with 1calloped bateau and Mr. Morrta Wise. Best man for dleport was assisted by Mn. Prayer book were led by Mrs, A.. neckli ne, brlef slfleve1 Md ended hUI · brother wa, Jamea Lochary OareyblJ .. thl\ rl nga on a :white James E. Sanborn, Mra. Je■o. Dal· 01, Meihlman. fl:eport1 on the PIii· ln an elongated· P:CJ.l•ttd �"ice 11 l n pillow �ged with lace · and t . l)oijff��t 1kfrt, le y and Mrs. William Fol iium · l•h llfe con rerence !or you� In fl'ont. ·The yery The layctle gifts were pl11cett t,6ople held last week al Procl(U' worn over a -WI.de ·hpop; "'"' dec hrated ,at the corn er with a n in the bassinett decornted wlth Farm, Londnn_. 0., were given by fashioned with three· Widening on �a:e blossom taken from the pink and yellow streamers from Mu. James Titus and Mra. Mehl· pa nels of embroidery decmUng bridal veil worn by the mllther the front, whHe the back featured or the bride at her weddi ng, wa s ____ the celling with the stork and man. _ _ -___ alternating layers of p14in and Rick McDonJlld of Nel1onville, baby 11uspended from the centng. embroidered tulle, sWePln'e to nephew of the Games were played during the ' bride. . the floor In • chapel tr•ln. . evening with prlze1 bei n g won oc 1 For her · d,u1hter's wed41ng, by Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mn. Dale The brldal veil of ,beer ·111u1- Mrs. Story cboae a atreet length Walhurn, Mre. Edna Faulk and wae fingertip lena:th and was dreH of roae lace over cameo Jon Mrs. Lillian Slelll. to • double half crow n of pink taffeta, with a matching hat eaught The dl n lng room table was cen­ and abort pink face veil. Her U Upper ny seed pearl■. The bride carti tered with an arrangeme nt of other acce111ories were white and I deep• or cascade colonial a ried rrct were hu Pla na made tor a dt!ep pink sweet peaa a nd white I she wore a corsage of pink and the of llliH lillea, white throaled money FridRy, u as 8, supper, July caah. lo caudks from which re rreshmcntii They're aale to malL ea■y with lace j cream cy nbidlum orchide. of ire cream and cup cakes de­ makin,i; project with the public valley and Ivy, backed Mrs. Lochary, mother of the which kerehiet d han lace a d n a when Rock Springs Invited corated with pink and yellow I ancl lnexpenal•• lo buy. Gel them al groom wore a street length dress mother her carried by been h•d n Thur�day g n eve i met at Grange 1 booties and c(]Hee were served by and slsler at their weddl nga. Her of beta:e with_ acceal!loriea of roS(!, the hall. lhla bank. I the hostesses. only jewelry was pearl earri ngs I white a nd beige and a corsage of master, Amos l.eonard, worthy Those attendlng the shower In rose and cream beige eynbldium I of the groom , &lfl an• Mrs. We Pay 3% lnleresl On Savlug, and preslded Leonard addition to the ones mentioned or<:hlda. Mrs. or n wa11 Ho of n Matro g �hove were Mrs. Ray Pickens, nounced that the s�win and bakAfler the ceremony the bridal who Pomeroy, of west, Daniel at would held I he conteals the s n Mary Ruth Sauer, Miss Margaret party greeted the guests 1t the 1own length fioor a n i Sauer, Mrs. Delbert Becker, Mn. next meetJ ng, July 1 4 . It was de- was atLlred parish house of the church, rose over n oraa silk u k n pi of 6:30 30 at Willis Anthony, Mr1. Ann Lyo n1, clded to meet on June where they were registered )ly d • wide feature gown The taffeta. surclean to the m., grounds p. I Ann McGhee, M\asea Hele n and 1 rounded neckline, brief 1lecv e.s Min Margot- Greene of Shakir Mahle Waddell, Mn. Loui1e Fol- roundl nia: the hRIL A proaram wu prese n ted by and • wide eumberbund c1u1ht in Heleht.s, a 1ororlty 1lster of the mer, Jeanne Brown, Mrs. Ge ne the lecturer, Mrs. Huber B rown. I back by a flat bow and centered bride, al a table decorated with Coleman a nd Mn. Gall M iller. enclreled a miniature bouquet of pi nk . The Send ing .fil lrt1 but unable to at· which opened with a Aklt doodle b:v a pale pink carnation fallinl reception room wa, decorated dreu, The a:reen. with Member Fedenl Re1erve System . Mn. by Brown and Mrs. Homer lend were Mr■. Helen Shuler, pleata. wilh flowen of pink a nd white. aoft 1ft waistline the from Radford. Two artlcle11 wen reed Mra. Lucy Greflll, Mra. Edward Fedora! Depo1U ln1uraneo Corporallo• The buffet table Wa& covered bouffant • In noor the 1t ended Burkett, Miss Phyllis Joachim, "V1 hat The Flu Mea ns" b)' Mra'. wllh I h1 ndm1de. lace cloth made rt. lk Homer Rice and "Famous l Last Mn. Helen Buchanan, Janet Le. by the bride', grandmother, the Pomeroy, Ohio wls, Mrl!I. Mae Sauer a nd Mn. D. Words," Mrs. Emil Ball. A grange Brldeamild, were MIN Barbara · l11te M·r1. W. J, B. Carleton and I S. Harold. co ntest w11 conducted by Mn. Beal, Middleport and Mill Gret• j w111 centered wllh an arrangement ' Edward Humphrey and II poetn, ert of Waahln1ton, P. of pink camations, pink 1w:M1t• «:� . .Wl. Tau "The Meadow Romanee " was pre1 4.9 CU. OIANT , . , . and bridetmalron WH Mra. heart roaes and ivy, aceented by aented by Clara Humphrey. A . q ., ea Barftdt of Bedford, all llahted tapen Jn 11lver three l (:� prayer at the en d of the day by of brt.nch candel•bra. Punch, nllt.1, � FNi1G o t•Pro0, lm M1d1I Kappa S rorit1 ,l,ten Mra. w. A. Mor1an ccincludecl S� th� bride. Their dre.lset 'wert decorated mint, and .small rovnd the prognm. ld,n.Ucal In de1l1n with thlt of eUes decorated with pint flo'GI'• . Al the close of the m eell ng, th . •tron ot honor and featured l"ta were terved the ,uesta:. ' by '1ll RE quartedr birthday i upp(' r wa� �!I � RI of pink ta ffeta veiled by Miu Arlene LuUO and M.118 served by the home economiOl, ,rtblN ■Ilk oraan with bl1 bottam-lrHHI aa. Carnatlona Karen Hetaler, 1ororlty sisten �of committee. lriNtd with lffl'n aloo trimmed the bride th4 bultle bow■ at their WalatThe tfadltlonal four tiered ,lhea and the,y carrt•d bouquetl!I white wedding cake lopped with of -pink carna llona ti1n1ed with ' a noa:ea:Q of pint •weetheart neen which fell Into a cucade i l Cft•n and ,haltered carnation . rosea • nd baby breath waa lrim­ o , med at the base with 1reenery The atten dantl wore bandeau I and nowers a nd reated uPon a 1 hNdbanda decorated by a I ona covered with while orpndy. Wllh Trade-In n,t bow an� matchin1 their table After the first plece had been I dre11e1 in 1h•de. The • headba nd• cut by the bride and tb Thl1 11 more thin 1utom1tlc dtft01t­ ct111bl bib)! pink vellln a: Into a cake wa, cut and served ' tn1t 1roat never form-. mn In lho : . full clrele endi qg in Ol,)en len1th ,:ueatl by Miss HClen Ca1klns of I fmm mtion. Tl\tf1'1 no frost , , . '-: ra� Vl!ill. . Arlin e:ton, Va., a nd Miu ,;at ne dtfrostlna of 1ny kind, ,m. 1t'1 the of niece y, 8u11n Loehat I Hu1hea of HunUvlUe. • 1l1nt in enry way. crr,,om WII nower a_lrl and WIS In '"" J , adlred In I flooi leqtb 1own of Other■ uslsUng 11 the recettllon ' (H!(J IHISI ''PIUS" RAMIS I ul le ov,r taffeta almilar ln were Mn. Da-vid KcConnauO,� wll!te t_ • Ma••c-:, 118 I�. F111t,Pn1f l>RE55 1iNI JAC�ET (N5£M8LE' · _ _ _ .,;c.._ _� Pomerov, OhJo TOHiGHT "Pl.ER 5 HAVANA" C£tnero n Mll.fhell a n d Allison Hayes - al.so "MUSTANG" Jack Bente! - Steve Keyes SUNDAY thr-ou,h TUESDA Y "AROUN D THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS" Shirley Madane - David N i ven • e • • !kNGLE CO!'Y - k �--- --·-- -- .... ,.._,.. .. .. . . . ... . ..... . � . ... . . .. .. .. . . .. + • • ·--- • -- .. .. � ... . � , , ,. . . --... . . � �"' · • -.. -� ----.� . ... ...... ... • S---- Da 11y Senti ne1 , Pom e roy .M idd le po t , . , r o J une 25 , 1 960 MU E LL ER FURN AC l S, WEST ING = ,=;;..;;;;;=;.;;;;;.;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.--;;;;;;;;;;;;=.... HOUSE apphancn. Arneld BN,• then, $yrKuM, OhlO. Phone wv,...... 1 1 -1 1 -tt I WANT ADS FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE 8,Ej\ULT8 RATES 4 (;enta: pt!r werd, one insertion. Minimwn char ge - 60 cents. oen.. per word fot three con,;e.�uve i11se1· uou1. �•l - o ne meuth for 30 cent.a per word. Full rate of 4 ;..-ent.s per word will be charged for .id verlisin..g If not paid within 10 days aner receivln.J bill. Er!ort in Advertisina - Should be h:,POrtl"d :.Jn1nediately. The naily Sentinel wll.J not bt r6Bponaible f or more than one incor­ rect inee.rt:i on Can:I of T�ilnks and Srpeclal Not.icea of Ew'lt..s S ulO Obit u.n1es publbbed at 1 ce 'lt per worrt. ',70ROS i DAY 3 DAYS .'.:. D o\ 'r'S t MO. 1, 60c $ I .:!Ii 90c 2l' 60c $ 1 .20 $1 80 $6.00 $1.� 7ac 26 $:1.25 $7 .50 e "·"° I SAZ.TV Ch11nnel 3 I Suckering S Weet Corn Don,t pay, Experiments Show dtalllltl 3.- Sal•day 4:00, 4-:30 ft:00 5:30 6:00' 6 JO ' :.U 6:55 7;00 7 :30 8:SO 9:00 9:30 10:30 11 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 :1.� 2:/IO Call Dlcll Stetreh Before 9:30 A . M Middht�rt WY •2·2649 Pom•roy W l' -2-3195 "-AUTZ. FEED STOA.I At C�••tff 't ..Ii.On .S.:Z 145 iAMfL L 5 £ R V I C E STATw,N S.fu,e 9:00 4.M. Alb4ny )3$:1 �en I ,a,. "er I tt:, Wal<h Mr. Wlzlrd Sdenct Fldion Theater Delective'1 DJiry Waterfront Home Run Derb:, News Picture Sports Roundup Weathercaat S.turday N iKilt Jamboree Bonanza The Man and the Ch1.11lcnge The Deput., Journey to Undetstrnding 'Min .· ro m Interpol Ne,,., Headlines w �athercast Shoctwatch Sign Off Channel 3 - Sunday 1 1 :1� 1 1 :30 12:00 12:30 12 :45 1 :00 1 :30 4:00 6:0Q 1:00 6:30 1:00 8:00 8:Q.'' l<l:QO 10:30 s11n on '11ils is the Ll:e TV Cluopel Indtistry on Parade Indde Sports Favorite Story Frontiers o[ Faith Sunday Movietime World Championship Golf Meet the Pres! Sunday News Plciture Overland Trail Sacco.Venzetti Pa� U · Chevy Show Loretta Young S'11ow People Are Funny IL,O 1 1 : 10 1 1 : 1 :i 1:/IO. 4:30 U ' )O &:30 8:00 6:1, tc:t5 8:30 ,IJ:45 7:00 7:30 8:10 9:00 9:30 J0:00 1 1 : 30 1:00 SiJn On 'J!od.a;v Katie Doo nan Show Topper Do �Jb Re Kl Play Your Hunch Prk, Js Ri&bt Oincentratioa TNtlt or Conaequenoti It Could be Yw Mid Dlf New1 Movietime Loretta YOUD( Yount Dr. Mato:-, From · These R()Ots Cornoor Playho""' Adventure Time Steamboat Bill Sgt. Preston Music in the Round Jim Thacker Sh,;w Wuthercaat Ne"'• Pieture Huutley iBrir.kley Bep1rt Huctleberr, J{ound Riverboat Tales of WeUa Farto Peter Gunn Good)'ear Theater Emmy Awards Jack Paar Sh ow Sign off 7:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 9::,0 10:30 U :00 1 1 : 10 Trackdown 1,j.Yerlck l,lwman 'lbe Pebel The A!1.akan1 Johnny Staccato The News Tonight 1,11< Show ,,oo --·-=--------- WC HS..TV c,,.n.,el 8 Chonlltl a - Saturday FREE HEARING AID CUNICS BELTONE Hearing Aid Cllnlc Schedule: ROBERT M. ,BEAN 1:00 f:30 1:00 Co nsu ltant 8:30 HOURS 10•5. 8:00 10:00 \J :00 !) :10 ,1:11 PT. PLEASANT nl lhe LOWE HOTEL on WED­ NESDAY, JUNE 29th, POMEROY al lhe MARTIN HOTEL on THURSDAY, JUNE 30th, 12!00 l,1:90 \ :UO C ome ln for a FREE test and lllw 1' UlW Vlt t'alrlane 2 dr. hard h.1p, a oc1u11i1ul car imm1e and out, all v inyl trim. $ 1 ,090. IU1c,t• tnar·l'l, J'Omcroy. ti .!2 tile S):}7 HUlt:K V8 t:cnlury hurdlop :.t: dr. power 11lcermg and orakcs, d)'IUtliow drive. Like new inindu illld out. $ 1 ,61#.::i. l:1Jacttn11r Ii, J•omeroy. 6 22 lite ____ 1956 t'UIU> V8 Y paatienger 11tatlon w11aon, t dr, Th11 11 a top I.toy 111 .11ll)' ont1 '11 opinion. Extru rucc. $1,Ulti. .Ula1.1t1.nar,·s, Pomeroy. 6 22 6lc -------1031 PON1 lAC. Good work: car, Good cond11 lor1. $70. Ronnie Mui• er, M mer1vlllc. 6 23 :ttp 19!>9 One Ton OULJCjE trut·k 1t1 A· l cu nditwn. t>ual tlrcJj, sh1ku bed. 8ec Billy lltll, H11c111c. ts :.!G 6k For Sole (9) ----,11.ESJ.UUKGEIIS. BEST IN THE Yalley. J1ck'1 .l)alr)' ljar, lttla- t dleporl, 6 21 6lc 2 .KEO BONE COON LIOGS, 1 Rab­ bit d•11t. WU ltouah, J larllord, W. Va. 6 23 3lp 1 9b9 A MERICAN 10' • ,o· House, trailer with er,clo1ed porch. C..:11II WY 2-2131 between 8 a. m. ind & p. m . 6 2:J 6tc ----- ----- --- ---· G • .E. R.l!:FRIG.ERATOR, Unlvenal CH r.i.111e , Call WY 2-3 1 1 8. 6 23 3tl' --------GAS, FUt!L OIL and cul fur­ n1ce1, CaU f<l r irH ellhn1le11. Foreman It. Abbott, Middleport. 0-10-tk l�INIT ,iA.NO WANTED: Rt1pon1lble p111rty to lake over low monthly payment, Oil • 1plnct pJanu. Can be 1cc11 locall)', Write Crtdlt .Yli11R11¥N, r. 0. Box :u5, Sh�lbyvUle, lnd11na. (OJ 24, 27; (7) 1, 2, 8, 9, 15, 16, Btc - - UIID CAIi 1154 FORD va 4 DOOR Cl•n JnteriOI', tood lire-. orl• ainal bleek tini1h, heat.er ..nd exlfM. Eltra nice. $645 POMEROY �27,� co. . • ORIO 1:30 1<00 demonatraUon of the latest in l�� Cl-l l<.:V RULtT VH 4 dr , Slltl11;11. i::iPark. 111111, blade f1mi;ti. $1 ,093, l:h11cLtn,1r'&, J'omcroy. 6 ,:.! 6 tc 8 : 00 8:30 t:00 4::30 ii: 00 0:30 . t :00 Buy Yolll" - - JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR AT KARR & VAN ZANDT --- Pomeroy, -- Ohio __ HIVtH IIBPOR'f �l_l � Wonted To Buy collecUon of the 19�V tax. Closiag date will be July t 1 4 For Rent Venezuela Witb Emergency Rule LI • D- -'- ( 1 7 , Help Wonted I.M'a-1� .._..fl -- ___ Le / N ... - m -------der Man Lega •N0fiC8 . COM PTO N ' :n, a, 11111 .. Olllo.lli JJ-,· ■a a·te o ill / • D t� J.:00 •,o ! lo fiLY liYOE 368,002.a2 Depw.alli of umled �• Government (lncludJn, poslll aYino) ---···-····: ······-- - ·-·· -··-·-··and ipolitl�l aubdM1iona ----------­ DePolUa of 'l'OTAL Dl!J'OSITli ·-············ ·-- · $1111),zof,88 »ia• ,42 78,877.44 I D.OI Other llabWtla · · · · · ······ ··········---······ ···--·· __1::1:: :,: $ ····· trl0,321.119 ······ · ···•····-··--· · · 1"0TAL L1ABUlTIES CAPITAL A�COUNff . .. , • , Cllpilal Stodt: ao,000.00 · com.men atock, total par $00.000.00 . ... . .. . .�;,- ' t , ••• 60,000.00 i..; • ••••••••••• ••••••••.•. , •••••• •••••• Surplua . • . 43,W.26 Undivided protita -···---•-•H•--------r·"'.:"'l.4"*-.;.:,,.., ..� ..ll..: •.,. ' 1· I 1 • nme�:;... �i:::��:put11e�JI;:-··----------- , 475,328.70 and -■t10111 : ••••., .•••••••••••• · -·-···--··- I Amerlean. Album Dance Plll'lY Roek Late Porty W1�way Patrol Ptmt Mason W,inted-Dead • All.. Mr. Lucky Have Gun, WU1 1'1'111el GunsmoU ?Jot For HIN News Theater 11 Sign oll Re,. llat!!iewa Amfric■D Ill Wed ch11alllil 8<1"""' Ait Forco Scrlpbook Camera 211 Dig Picture RFD, USA Re• Elwood Gibb. Bllseball Sport,cop< Sport,, Special Comedy Time Summertime, w. Va. Rev. Willard Wllco1 · Oral R1 Jert■ G-E College Bowl FYI Twentieth CentUl'1 Lassie tJennia the Menace Tbe l',d Sulllvan Show pc) General Electric Tbeat� po Alfred Hllchcock \ LIAIIILITIIS Demand depoal.. ol lndlvlduall, parlnenlllpt, TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS a- Saturday 1:00 30 :411 00 10:SO U:00 11130 00 . 25 00 1� !40 tOO :30 i:00 . BO liOO TOTAL ASSETS ·-·····---- -·-- - · · -····· ········ $1 ,073,781.15 :�;: �:i.1::i:, . wv 1 In th• St•t• of Ohio, .e th• Clo• of auslne11 on June 1_5. 1960. Pub­ d H&tted in r,eponN to call ma• by Camptroller of th• Currency, un er ltetute1. U. RevllN S. Section $21 l. AUITS Oash, ba.lance1 with other banb, inewdint reaerve 2. - bl.la�, and c■ah items ln pro<:ess ol collec:Lion ---- $ 151,783.7 United. �late■ Government oblicatlons. direct 393,88il.06 and cuaranteed _ _ _ ---- ---- - - - ----- -- -- -- ___ -- --18,700.00 ----·--· ion& aubblvia poUUCal find Obllraalwn, of SUtel t:orporale ,tocu (lncludiDC $3,800.00 1tock ol . 3,300.00 Federal Reserve 'bink) _ _ _ _ _ _ ________ .,. _______ ____ 431,908.08 ----­ ts) oYerdraf :f&3i,64 (inchuUr-. l,,oana and dilcoun1' Aan-. 'Premilel owned $1',000.00, furniWNI and 18,1178.85 flxtun,1 '4,076.80 · ······ ·-----·- --······ ········ -----·-------�.44 ... � , 01.her a11etl ----------··---- - PIANOS llo111'11oil Chann.i I$� S-.ny OF llACIN t 1 8 Employment I I 11:IO ll:10 11,30 L IANK TH� FIRST NATIONA I I 'Wonted Isl, 1960. RIPORT OF CONDITION OP Mason County 4-H News Legal Not,·ce ---·-- T:00 1':30 8130 f:00 1:30 l0:00 JD:li Melga County Treuurer I 24-a For Sale or T-rade ------�-- ( 201 Business Services •:45 CLYDE G. MI LLHONE n: --- •=1:0000 open for the June or Second -ball Real Eotale taxes. Also Delinquent The tax books are now ··-·-········ : ····· ,,1111 Wllo ,,., Twr'. - -­ Channe1 1 Mtl9s County Real Estate Owners DAYTON UPI-Ohio's traffic Ohio River Gauvu: Montgomery FOK SAl,K 3 . ROOM HOUSE -- _ __.__ wilh bath. On Slxth Street in 16.9 upper, 9. 4 lower, 7 fl. open pro blems may enaulf evt1ryone Syracuse. C�ll WY 2-6880 ur eall Gallipo lis 18.2 upper, 1 1 .6 lower, "if we are no t quick to e1l&bllsh liallipoll!i t: 16•::1863 ilfler 4 p_ m. 7 It. open ; Lock 23 14.9 upper, 11 prl orlty p hrn for treat1n1 them " lo TO 20 ACHES HAY. P. M_­ Ohio HJa:hw:ay Safely Director J. 6 64 3lp 1 1 .0 lower, one tr.ap aod 17 wlc Cowdery, Loria Bottom, Yukon k.et s open; all dams are u p 1 3 Grant Ke)'& said here Friday. �.a26ff. S_peaklnli: to the meeting of the 6-24-3tc thru 23 lrom dosed off to l '4 Ohio Sllilte Auto Aaans., Key1 out trap11. - - ---NEW YOllK UPI-The hlghcvt Ohl• RIYlr Bo•h (Down): Lock lined four programs he tho ught temperature ofikially reco rded 13 . MikP- Creditor 1 1 :20 pm 12. 7; 1ho(lld be put into Ellfect. They in the n1Uon Friday waa 1 1 2 at Lock were: .EIGHT kUOM HULISE, two fht i"OH SALE OH TRADE: 1 9:Stl liM(; Cotton Queen 4 um 2- 1 1 Imperial and Blythe, Calif., the -Stepped up dr!ver education ;' room 1partment1.. A. N. 8en1el. lon pick-up. Contact The llut Hi W \!stern t : !55 um.' 1 1 -ti Robert lneludihl 1a{ety Lramtna: for arade U S. Weather Bureau reported to­ K Heed 7 am, O· l l ; Lock 1 6 Mr. Plume WY2·3272. day. Low this mornlna: was 27 1 1 -2 lie Heijlaunnt ln Rutland. PhOUll 4:55 am, 6-0; Lock 19 V u. I- school �hildren, Chri11 at Fraser, Colo. SU 2-4793. 6 2� :n p can 7 : 1:S am, -Periodic re-enmlnation for 0- 1 1 , Lock 22 Trade� 6 · IWOM HOUSE ON Middleport drivers. winds 9 am, 1.6-0; Luck 23 City ll1U. tiaa, e1ectr1cily, eatern wa­ - An other 46' It.ate Hl1hway of Hu.nlingl on 2:30 pm, 20·0; A. ter. J'hunc WY :,i . ;,m� or 1cc Ed olmen. Patr E S·O; V , Chris e p1ri, Haymond . Spe11cor, Middleport. ti 23 ate -And a center for training pro .,.UBLIC IALI Satvetli 8:20 pm 0-10; Delta fea1l onal 11fety traffic people. The und1m,Ja:ned wl.11 offer for Queen 3:40 am. j aalc 111 public 1 11ctlon, at lhe lite Upbound GallipoUs Monlcomery 1 ·csidcnce of Pearl D. Lottrldge, lo- 2 : 30 am 4-2; Orleanian 6:2!5 am Oamped 1-·0n n�� -. . ROOM-C•mp CINn Up 110US 'E. Cit.led on Ea11t Maln Street, in Porn8-6, Robert R. Gipson 4:25 pm _ Call TUrner 2 1471!i. Camp clean-up h•• been ache­ 8 21 Otp croy, Meigs Co unty, Ohlo, on Sal- 2-0, Lock 23 Hortense Ingram CARACAS UYI-Vene1uela waa duled for 10:30 ■. m, Tuasday, ' \mh1.y, July 9th, 1960, at one 1 2.45 am, Cornell 2 : 30 am Hi ; HEFIUGERATORS, Ewlnu Store, o'cl ock P. M., Uv �ersonal proper· Dan Quinn S:50 111 under a 'Virtual stale of emer• June 21, at the camp around,. 2-0 Albert 1 08 W. Mi11in, Phone W Y 2·2660. ty of said decedent, conslstlna: In S. Holden 7 : 40 am 16.0. 1eney loday tallowtni an IS· Charters, pinwearen, leaden, .arw ------_ _ _ 23 Jlc 111sln1tion attempt Lhat was ex- councilor� will prepare the tad­ l)art of: 6 - -- · · 1)4!cted to lay up President Romu- ULles for County t-H Camp June lius stove, Kelvlnat o r Rcfrlger• ator, Maytaa wa1>her, sewing ma• ,.___ lo Betancourt for at leaat three 27 to July L They will hne a _. picnic lunch. chine, t..:cdar chelll, livin,: room week1. • -- -Con..rutlen Del..... WANTl!:U: JIOUSE KEt;l't; R , Ag e su i t e, bedroom suite, beds, dress r, The rllht lo 111emble In pubhc • Mervin Rouah, member of the to 10 Ol!i. Kllfcrence11 wanted. crs, r 1 u�st, ruaa, end ta bl l'S, k il ch• freedom of movement an d other Phunc WY 2•:J2 H 5. 6 :!3 3tc e ll u1 en11i l1, dl shea, 11 11u1sware, .a nd M l: DL I PORT -2 'i-l st ory frame, con■thutional guaranteea were 1us HIil Billle 4-H Club atlf-nded the rooms �1 t h b•th • 1aru:c, cor• I pended until furthe notice annual State Co nservation Camp r _ _ many olhcr 1irtlcles , while . ner lot 60 x7o near schouls only the iOYemment aoua:h t to deter- at Camp Caes,.r, w,btter county Terms: t:aah in hand on day o f age $6000.00. 1 mine whe,ber the bombtna: In last week. H• J1 1 8 )'e■r1 ot oli.1 . M N and ha1 beln 1 4-H'er for seven RS L l st0ry IL frame, U c El-�F , l- \.-li I ■ V _ 'Y downtown Car1ca1 Frld1y wa, R ODEL . ST \ 6 roomS, � �edro oms, 2 CtSlern9, the prelude to an attempted coup y11rt: He represented the W•• Admlnl1trator of the Estate o lfler bu1\d mg1, ham■ FTA Chapter at the camp. 1 ¼i acre ot d'eta,. IIUUSEWOHK, !HONING, BABY o f Pearl D. Loltrldec. Kol.lllb'1 name w11 omitted fNm land $3200.00. aittinJi, aod c1i11 1l10 do w1ill1'111ii. dcc11ased RU TLAND-1 ¼ stQry frame, 6 J 1lurc, or fl\ij clerk work. In- Crltt Brjdfor d, Auctl o neC"r · · Ki"~ rooms, 3 bedrooms, ilarage, good , Dini 11B quire 620 Locu1l St., Middleport. UH 24, 2�. 27; (7) 2, ttr ·3 ac ,c !01 on paved While La i well, 1 ------6 24 3tc y ng Abed road $4000.00. •BALDll'IN PARSIPPA!l\' . TROY HILLS 0HCe MIDDI.IPORT RU RAL- 411 acre, !)0 N. J. UPI _ An Intruder entered l •WURUfZER ,.nd 111 ,tory 4 room frame, , . home •• Lake Hlaw1th1 early toand OTHt;R fAM9US NOTICI orch. li:lfllt, 'Ai acre Jn &:ar• 1· day and shot and killed • sa.Y'far: Hize r Oil Comp4ny, 700 E. Main AJR _CONiilTIO!'iUIG.�RD"IUGERBRANDS 1 r oo old man u he 11)' In hi.I bid. :�•11 ■ Lion H rvle1. J1ell: '1 Retri1era- Strrct, Pomeroy, Ohio, will accept · tlo n New Hav111. PhoM TU 2· bids until 12:00 noon, Saturda)l, 9ox Phone wv 2.2220 . The Y1el 1m w11,1 Jo1eph rrancl1 Lupoli, who pU8hed hi1 wife, Ann, Mn. 8-U. U July 2. 1960, for the putthase of 6-:IS-3te .u,O_ 28. 2_ rrom lhe bed lhortly before _ __ __ _____ _ the ro llowina equipment. to-wil: ff:L!VJSION RADIO �llilD SMALL lbe Intruder (ired, polie11 Aid. aeg,i J Compr r Air 1 eHor appliance repair, Phone Otta StL. ArLbur Denny said there J :2 Ai r Co mpr8lllot Hose• .......; 'l'lltbillll .._,_, lt:cCllntoek, Racine, O'llo. 2-1-Ue w11 no ,1pparem moUve ror the NOTICI I JIiek Hammer ,mcsn ..a ucsllOl!I. • Public hearina: on the IUl81 bud• crime. Ht 1.ald nothlne Wal taken 1 Wilson Elec. Welder, 300 amp&. APAl\.'&'IIENTS _ l'UmllllM and fr.om lhe hoU11. get for Sallsbury Town1hlp wlll be I 1 Chevro let Tool Ttuck valumllhed. Mdluten. Jllddleheld at the o ffice ot the Sali1bury i 2 Water Pump, .P('.1. Pbone WY•:M28ft. 2-3-tl :tow nship Tn11tee1 at R ock Sprin11 I Rogers Rlpper ..... w The rla:ht is resened lo reject r•i�undt at '7 p. m. -Friday, July ; "• • CL0'111, WOOD SLA.T PORCH O • • I . l 1had"'- elotb »oftb valance, any or all bid,. .,. ....., 0•TO T &11T · S.1111,ury , -•hip Tru,,_, 1wnlnp, ,enat11n blind.I, wlq• Property m11 be lnspeetod at · P, H. Joh....._ dow ll!1deo . . �H fftlmatel. Rizer', Oil C�m.,n, olllce. TeleCMr1 ll1rNt, ,-...., .T-lp c1.,i, r>:_t:-"'Wlppe� IH Volon Ave,, , phone WY 3-2101, 1 .. JI, · L• ·(qNI NMf • Po--;;, (8) i10, Ito • · .' (I) 11, :ii, 3tc • 21 90IO , 1 41 For Rent Mgr. NOTI CE FOH SALK 4 · ltoOM HOUSE IN Mmcnmlle. FuU basement, run­ nrng water, i;as furnace, buiH-m kitthcn wlth snack bar. Call W Y 2·6291 . 6 24 tile Cha11nal I - Monday- -WH TN�TV-:_c:hcan nel l3- 1:30 Robert M. BCllllt,· Badge and BuJ•eta Eddie Seacrist Show Lunch with Soup S11ie11 Talk Back Commonwealth of Natlona Gray Ghost The Brothers America 's Newueel Album Travel Film s:oo Cartoon Spectacular Buetall 8:JO Romper koom Studio W reemnc 9:30 Movie Recor� Hop l:IO Your Mao Repcll!WI Dick Clark !iiho• 1 :80 I Married Joan Brave Stallion .2:00 Reatlesa Gun Leavi :� To Bea,er 12:IO Love That Bol L,wren� W"11k :V..nw 1 :00 Allout Fa.,., Jubilee, U. s. A. l:IO Kadle Up-To-'l'lle•llinule NeWI t:llll � 1n Comt iporq llePorl ,,..i 'Ilia i.■ie Stonn a­ !.i,;. ""'" �:Q!> IINt the Clock Do You Tnul •� ,uuertcan esnOIC•'illl d:30 · Captain Gallant The 'Bia: Picture ,:OG Su hanclsuo Beat Jobn Hopkllul File CoU•1• News Con!.,_ fl:40 W11Uaer Teller National Edu. Auocl&UQQ l:U .iobn � l1W\fl IIIJlller, M'atlnte T:00 Broun Arrow Open Hearing f:i@ Che,:oant Preaidential Mission 8:80 Street Beat Summertime, W. Va. D:30 Pat Boollje Special American Art• Trio J:30 Ted Mick AmoleUr Hour Matty's Funaiu I 1:00 Tho 11•"' Tonlcht Eve Arden lhow 11:10 lkannln1 the Weather People', Cbok, 11:11 Sllorl Rel'Ofl ' · ·11 :zo:•Ute 8- · · , . Robin Hoo4 Challllel I - Sunday ¥te8.28 781.ID 1"0TAL LIABlLl'nE.'I AN!> CAPITAL • ACCOUNTs •• M.....IIDA · I Auetl 1liodfed o, U1!i0ed lo ....,. lllbiutl,o and 13,581.U $. -·➔-"-----"-----------------purpotU other for � l'ltEELANl> ll. NOIIIIIS. o..hier • of the above-named .-.011, do aolemn-lJ near that the above at.a� -la t.rue to the beat ol my 1 , _ 1 knowletp ud belief. FitmJKND S. NOIIRISl Oashler. , ) . I' Cortecl-Altetl: J. DIILON ' , Dlretton. EIID, S. ROUSH 1 EAi.iL P. CIIOSS STATE OF OIUO, COUN'l'V OF llllt$, IO! Swom lo oljd '"boorlbed lief°" ' m• lbla Ji do, of Juhe, 11180, ud 1 h-y <CIJlr that 1 .. DOI . OD offker or dlieclAJr of thlt bont. t ffiJoJ\111 M 1 10:00 Jack Benny Pro1r■m 10:M Whats My Line! 1 11 :00 Sun�,. 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BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFF\' 8Mlffl Uolled Ntt1Soclol t!eeurl..,. ·: THI.I (CUptp>llt) ltmday- Showeue , Aru>!Tan.,y ­ llroadwa, Sbow• Sll!MU)' Sbowc.,. RH. WillOD (New Bave11 Cbllrdl of Godi Sw,da, Sliowe11t NeWI SundlJ &hbwcaac New1 6: Weatber Conp-eaioan Motlier Walhinaon ae,orta to t11 1 Peoplo Sundown Serenade Off the Air a.•. • 1:00 1:30 Kennedy Battling f�essure To Take 2nd Spot On Dem T1e\et Rev """'.., <R1'llolld " �YI-, \:, 1f1LIM - would lee! lh1t the ale,t way tG deal with the 111811 prolil'I'! of a Catholic on the pre1iden a, tlckd would be to put the Ca' o ,c in second place. Ho we,er & may be, for Kel)n.edy to waver · "' on the vke presidenc) ■urely Wo uld jeopardize and probably dem olish his chance for the presidential nomination. Kennedy can stand pat for now and the politiciam1, includlng Mra. Roo1nell, will undfll"ltand. But. falling to win !he pre1ldential nomination on an early ballot, Kennedy will be pounded from all Kennedy haa been under Pfe&· sides to agree to take second sure for month& on the vice p res- place . Mrs. Roosevelt and others idency. But, as Al Jolson uaed to will be in there pc•mding for the ..y "You ain't aeen nothin' yet." eenator not only lo agree to SJ!C· ' Mrs. Eleanor ROO(leYeit Joined ond place b1.1t t o throw his first Lhe preBSure group 1aat week in place delegates to Stevenson. At 1, a bia: wa)'. Mrs. R't somewhat that point in th e nemocratic Naimprobable ticket is Adlai E. tional Conventio n, Mrs. Rooae­ Stevenaon for president and Ken- vell'a Stevenson . Kennedy ticket nedy fo r vice president. lmprob- may 11eem a l ot l ess improbable able because SteveDIOn s2')'& he is than it does now. not a eandidate ror pre1ldent and HST DIN"'"' Kennedy firmly lnaista he will not Former President Harry S� Tru· accept sec o11d place. man, o( course, wi11 be OOUli'ng ON THli SPOT Mrs. Roosevelt on all of this. HST Stranger things have !1aP�ned. : hns his own candidate, Sen,. Stu­ how:ever, than �he normnal.ipn of I art Symington (D-Mo.), Kore• an : mpro�able UckeL. Mr1. Roose• ove r, Truman is opposed, more in the Kennedy-for- sorrow than in anger, to Steven­ v�lt s re\'l'Val vice president boom pu ll the sen- w n. ·Kennedy as 4 vice pi:ea.ldential ator on • tough IPQt. The mere st nom inee would not be worth a hint at this _time . that he might r rdck0J to Truman. Two U. S. Sen­ be content with seco nd place prob- at ors, a nv two u. s. senators, do ably would cause his large delu. j no t ma k� a good pre1ldential gate herd to begin to f11de away. ticket Some Democrats undoubtedly So HST, the fastest gun iu.1 t,,olitica. w)U be drawlna: on Mrl,-.f j ' ., 'ltoMevolt next JllOnth In Loi An. gcJes aml who ft. t o ■ay which are the good guys and which the bad .guy11 in a western such as that? l Mn. Roo,evett acknowledged that tt would be asll:iu1 a great deal 0£ 1 Kennedy Lo acce,t second place. She also SRluterl him 11 ■ man wo rthy aP.d com petent for the White Ho11:o:c. But, 11he counselled him to Wo ll, "It mean!l' tmselfh1hneM and courag e on the pert of Mr.. Ken­ ri.edy, '' she said, "if he is wllling to take seeoncl pl11cl!, it nlao reans for him an opportunity to grow and to learn. And he ls young enough to look forward to many more yean of public service. He Will gain enormotlsly In stut ure if h.e thinks of the country rather th an of himself." There lt Is, the argument w h ich will batter Kennedy at Los An­ geles. To answer it wm not be easy. Ui\llol,I, · i-1...... WAI\IIN� -fQN: UPI - The kind tj p,e.ure t t keflpa me� aw� at night, ruln1 ttielr l!)H pme, I •nd iives them u� ii be,Jln· nlng to buH.d up around Sen. John 1 F. Kennedy ,D--Mass.). The pressure Is for him to a,ree to a ccept nomina:ion for Vice President o f the United SUI-tea. He can tum off the pressure only by winlling t op posltlon on ttie DemocraUc ticket on an early eonvf!D· tion ball ot. s,,, I or stQ ft The Day Right j With STEVE NANCY OH, Oil - · HER9 COMES THE t.AW AND I :DON'T .....---1 HAVE A FISHING LICENSE I ALLEN On The ,...Musical Legal Notice Clo.;k'' EAOI MORNING AT 7:15 A.M. ON W EH J NOTICI OF SA L i The William Homer Smith real eatate lol\ted In Pomeroy, Ohio, wlll be sold at the ollicea of Crow, Crow & Porter, Attomeya, Pom­ eroy, Ohio, on Tuesday, June 28th, UMJO, at 10:00 o'clock I\. M. Pro­ perty appralsed at $700.00 and can­ not be sold for leaa thal\ the 4P· I praised valus. AdmmlstritrlJ �- · serves the right to reject QY al11 I aU bids. Sale ls subJeet to· ·the ap­ proval ot the. Co�rt. � �" HELEN R. SAUEK "' Adml�i1tr,trlx of t�'f/btat1 of William Ho� SmlQJ, dece11ed. (6) 2t, 2\ �7. 3!p I " II SAM LEFF BOXING Al'< T THE MNGUlOUS BUSINES .JOI JIHKS WANTS IT LAMP, Hf OUGHT T'lf. AGA���,.�� caoss ; I Ill' -.i I , ,,,, . ' ' '' . "'Jlli.UIB:·' �, NQl■rJ ., �jol-, � Feb. 111, � ! •. , � I�"' ' ,; l • ) · , ;.; Piibllc. ' ' I WHAT Atl5 'iOU , Ul'IGHAID ? ·----- -- -----·--------- 1:09 ' '1, • •• .. " �-,-CA- c::��:....---�� - WE·UNS CRA\/E ,O GIT OUR SHOTS, DOC • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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