http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b3f8325cb9a45432973e4dd0799c89f2.pdf e13a965b511379690cf3bbebcf78d003 PDF Text Text .., ... " · -· ~ ..... .. ...... -~ , ,.,,. ,., . ..... . ....... .......... -~ . . .......... _. . .......... . . ,~ ... -- .r..J•- '""•·-~~··• • -.~ .. -~ . .,__., j • ~4TRFI1' • OoaoiJ ... ....,.., rllD Jesus as Light Of the World Is Class Theme 11le theme, " The Light o£ tht- World Is Je~us. ' w.;~s used by Mrs . C. E Young as the dE'vot1onal topiC' when Class 12 of Heath Methodist Churl'h met Wednt>sd~y evt!m ng <~I thf' churC'h Mrs James Cla tworthy was pz an1~ 1 tor the gruup smgll)g , " Wal k in the Light." 1 ~1r ~ loun~ ggve <1 ·New Vf'ar's Pledge" taken from Toget hrr \1<1 gazme <~nd gave scripture reaatng from "1' h t U~rwr Kuom .. Sht' dosOO wzr h prayer. :\t1rs Ear l Kmght. prer;; 1dent. opened the rneetmg w1fh a I new ~· pm·., verse It wa~ annoum:ed tha t pecans were still 1 for si.J le by tht' dass Mrs Per· I ry Mitch rPported on the to MISS I Christmas g11t sent Vesta McCoy, shut -m member . I Mrs Davzd Enstmznger reported on parsonage re pa1rs and Mrs 1;len Lambert wported on [ memorial flowers se nt !or Mrs . , C;:.rl m 1\f'eler . a deceasPd mem-1 ber of the WSCS. A ca rd was sJgm•d tor a shut -rn member. Mrs Jack Bech• ' program chamn,m. g:l\- l' readmgs entitled "Be Sti ll and Know" and nn ' enlarged ver!itun ot the •·Be;ltitudes." She conducted Bi1)\p qui;es assJslE'd by .Vl1 ss Bess Sanborn. Wlllne.rs were Mi ss Sanhoru, Mr ~ (;Jeno Lam!)(>rt, and ~1zss Frieda Faelm\e Mr~ Km ght gavt• the dosmg pr ayer . The hosles!ieS, Mrs. C: o Rail. Mrs Tom Riley, Mrs Mrs Fred Hibbs and Jam.{'" Simpson served a salad : cour c;~. Mr s Knight pres zd('d ai I the collet' serv1c:e The table I was l'O'-'ered w1th a lace doth a'ld centered with a pmk and 1 white fl ower arrang..'llent and while tapers . 1 Charter Draped ·In Memory of Violet Hill SPECIAL GROUP SAVE NOW ON WOMEN 5 DRESSES Men's or Boys' 1 SWEATERS ON THE 2ND FLOOR $35 .00 $29.50 $25.00 $19.50 $17.50 $16.50 $14.95 $13.95 $12.95 $10.9S WOMEN' S WOMEN'S WOMEN' S WOMEN 'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S WOMEN'S DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES DRESSES ..... . SALE $17.50 ... . . . SALE $1U5 SALE $12.50 .. ... . SALE $9.75 ...... . SALE $8.75 . ..... . SALE $8.25 .•... . SALE $7.48 ... .. . SALE $6.98 . ..... . SALE $6.48 . .. . . . . SALE $5.48 LADIES Ju sl 9 coats to se ll . While fuem ory of Violet Hill wh£'n the ChE'St PI Council. Daughters of Amer ica , met Tue sday even ing wtth 36 mrmbers present. Sadie Trussell, councilor, pre· sid€d Anna Tuttle and Zona I Biggs were reported ill and Ronerta Lf'P and Goldie Wolfe I !::tch inJured in accidents . Eth- j el 1:3entz was mstalled as assodate vtce councilor by Erma I Clela nd. euunc1l deputy. j It was reported that 33 members attended the funeral of I Violet Hill in a body . The good I of order committee announced they were planning a surJrJse !or the next mcellng and ·asked each member to brmg ! comic valentme . I At the close of the meeting, a laVE'tl f' .;;hower was given tor ' Eveiyn Bauer who thanked the mfmbers for the many love ly gifts. Refreshments of individ· ual cake squares iced in white and topped with pink a nd blue 1 booties ice cream and coHee 1 ' were served. 1 ! . Delegates are Elected to County Council SALE $6.98 HALF-PRICE 5 REG. $10.95 Regululy $19. 50 to $59.50 2 REG . $8.95 SALE $4.48 00 00 •••••••••• 00 . ... the County Council of PTA Feb. i at the Utart school. " Delegates to the council will be Mrs. Bertha King, Mrs. Arlene Davis, Mrs. Evelyn Th~ ma , Mr. Robert Morris and Mrs. lda Mae Murphy . Alter· Nlel to attend are Mrs. Ro·))ert Morris, Mrs. Madeline Painter, Mrs . Capehart, Mrs . and Mrs. Milliron . "' Following the business meetillg a film on safety was shown. fll'be room award was won by Mrs. Ada Ohlinger's fourth iP<fe. The next meeting will ~ held Feb. 24 when Founders ~y wUI be observed. AU par· are urged to attend. I 00. 00 • ......... :ORDUROY SLACKS Sizes 2 to eX - 7 to 14. Rog, $1.69 SALE _ __ SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $2.00 $3.00 $3.00 $5.00 $5.00 $6.00 SLACK SETS 7 REG. $3.95 SLACKS . .... .. .... . SALE $2.50 large and 4 REG. $7.95 SLACKS ......... ... SALE $5.00 Slipover coat s l ~.tles . Here 's how you save 4 REG. $5.95 SALE $3.DO 1\iLeS 4 to 6X - $1 .95 $2.95 $3.95 $495 $5.95 $7.95 SWEATERS SWEATERS SWEATERS SWEATERS SWEATERS SWEATERS 6 REG. $8.95 DRESSES .. ........ .. SALE $6.00 Checked Gingham $7.00, $7 .Y!i Sweaters on sale for $5.00 etc., etc. 2 REG. $10.00 DRESSES ........... SALE $6.00 69c Mattlesse and Printed Tapestry. Good colors loll Mtn's ~.95 Extra Heavy Flannel Shirts 2 for $6.00 • yard Foam Rubber Mats Twill Work J..:kats $6.00 Buoyant and resilient natural foam rubber with beveled edges. Skid proof, tnp proof, convenient, durable . Beautiful marbelized pastel and dark colors. $1.69 BANLON SOCKS "Log Cabin" Throw Rugs Rug pile of 100% Rayon, with skid proof back that will launder beautifully. Decorator colors match in pal• Men's Sport and Utility Socks aU five sizes. 24d6 - - - 3d - - - - 27x4l _ __ 4q _ __ 24x70 RUNNERS ... ... .. ... Sizes lO lA to 13. Whiteribbed top . Sale 8oy1' $1.95 Lona Sleeve SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $1 .DD $1.5D $2.DO $2.5D $3.00 $4.DO FLANNEL SHIRTS oo . . . oo oo • • • $3.69 Upholstery Squares •nd Excellent for pillows, chair seats, foot stools, knitting bags and numerous other uses. All first quality, brand new, up to date patterns in upholstery fabrics. Textures, Tweeds, Brocatelles, Matttesses. SOc Sizes 8 to 14. Colorful plaids . Compl ete ly wash· able- Sale •••h ELECTRIC BLANKETS Waltz Jength gowns $1.00 and ,ong gowns. 100 % nylon, Lace trim. Sizes 32 to 48, Men'• tnd Boys' Made by Phil Maid . White ::.nd pastel shades. TROUSERS 2 to• $6·00 Wash 'n we&r cottons, cor· blf'nds. Not every size. Your choice this sale Regul.ar Sizes (Only 17 Coats in lot) 139.50 $29.50 $25.DO 119.50 116.50 $13.95 CAR CAR CAR CAR CAR CAR COAT COAT COAT COAT COAT COAT ----------------- -- - -·-----------·--------·- -- ·------·- ---·------- ------------- - ---------------- ------------ ------------------- SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE $21.00 $22.DO $20.DO $14.DO $11 .00 $10.00 Sale! Women's Skirts $13.95 SKIRTS -- -- -·- ------------- ------ SALE $10.00 $12.95 SKIRTS -------- - ---- ---------- --- SALE $1.DO 110.95 SKIRTS ----------------- --------· SALI $6.DO $1.95 SKIRTS ·- ·------------------------ - SALI $5.DO 17.95 SKIRTS -------------- ------------- - SALI $4.00 15.95 SKIRTS -·-------------------------- SALE $3,DO Colon: Pink, Blue, Beltlo, Red, Gold to $5.95 Trousers- $2.9~ duroys. Rayon and nylon SALE! LADIES' CAR COATS A rayon and acryllc blend blanket that Is non-aller· genic, machine washable and math proof, with IIY· Ion top binding, and whip stitched bottom. Snap fitted corners. Illuminated control. $13.95 Twin Bed, Sintlt Control . . . . . Solo $11.00 $14.95 Double Bed, Slntl• Control .. Solo $12.00 $16.95 Double Bed, Dual Control .... Solo $14.00 $2.00 BEDROOM SUITES Traditional, Modern, EarlJ American, Frencb Prmlnelal BOYS' $2.95 LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS 1\11 WBSh 'n wear fabrics. Sizes 8 to 18. Snlid&, stripes, plaids. Ivy button :lawn collar, hi.gh rib collars and regular wide spe. !!ial eollan. Sale $149.CJ0-..3 Pc, Modern .....• •••.. s.ilo $119.00 $289.00--3 Pc. Fr. Provincial . ••••. S.lo $209.00 $239.CJ0-..3 Pc. Modern, Walnut . •• . Solo $110.00 $198.CJ0-..3 Pc. Elite M.hagony . , , . S.lo $149.00 $169.00--3 Pc. Early Am. Maple .... S.lo $127.00 BLOUSES ON SALE R"JJ . $2.95 BlouSALE $1.50 Buy Men's or Boys' Jackets and Car Coats During Janutry Sal• Time end SlY• 4 fine selection of styles tnd Sizes. Here an 10!118 >f the sale priceP - $lt.9D COati and Jackelll Solo $1D •12.115 Coati and Jackotl Solo $UI - $11.811 Coato ond Jacketl lalo ...SO •tel· "CapriH All Cotton $229.00--3 Pc. Modern, Mahagony .. Solo $172.00 With stitched end• . ColGI'I : Hale, Gold, Blue Green. 70" X 110" $429.110-4 PC. $1CTIONAL ----- -- - ---$429.G0-2 PC. SUITE -----------------$291.00 SOPA ------ ------------------$219,00 SOFA --··· -- --··-------------- $319.-2 PC. SUITI -----------------$D9.-I PC, SUITE -- ---- ----------$419.00-4 PC, SECTIONAL ----------- $319.00 SOPA __ -· -------- -----------$329.~ PC. IUITI ------------------ ----------------· $279,01 SOFA . _ $309.1111--2 PC, SUITE -----------------$469.110--2 PC, SUITE -----------------$319.00 SOFA -------------------------t3fi.OI SOP~ __ ·---------------------$279.-2 PC. SUITI ------- ---- -- ----$Ut,II0--2 PC, SUITE -----------------$249.110--2 PC. IUITI -----------------$329.G0-2 PC. $UITI ----------·------$249.10-2 PC. SUlTI -----------------· $239.110--2 PC, SUITI ------·----------$41t.G0-2 PC. IUITI -----------------$319.111-'2 P<. SUITE -----------------$38.- 2 PC, SUITE ·----------------1369,110--2 PC, $UITI -----------------$379.1111--2 PC. SUITE -----------------$319M-2 PC. SUITI ------------------ SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALI SALE $ALl SALI SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALE ULE SALE SALE SALE SALE SALI ....... 10" $529.00-5 Pc. S.lltl Cherry; lorly Alii. .. $397.00 ELBERFE~LD5 I I I ' \ .I Hies Fridav . House Trailer Deadline Near I Mayor smit . h0f M"ddl I eport Is BOl\lng • out 0£p01•ItiCS • a ° I 1 rou- 1 1 NIXOD LI•kes Bl•ISS for '6 .6 I . • Simmons and Kroehler G· $229.N ILIIP 01( tOUNGI ---····-·-"- aAll $153,00 $229.10 -·-- -----------:. IAkl $161M --·····----- IAI,I 1172.111,1, . $249.00 1109.00 IOfA . lALII $11.01 $11f.N IOPA Of H d 1 lniiD .oult! •. -C--·----------···-·· IALI '\ aae , I :.lie ,'1\.lie a ' . Last 8attle I PC, CHIIOMI! SIT ---------- -- IALI $St.po $19.10 DROP LIAP--5 PC, --- -- ----- --- - SALI t64.00 $91.111-l' PC. CHROMI ----------------- SALE $79•• $11910.-7 PC, CHROME --·-------- ----- SALI $9t.IO $129,0D-7 PC, and 9 Pt. CHROMI SITS IALI $UM.• 'l49,ot-' PC, BRONZE ---· · SALI $12S.OO fl29.110--5 Pt. ROUND BRON%1 and IRASI hlo $1MAt $15t.00-4 PC, liNCH and CHAIRI ---- - SAL. " " " ' · $249.-11 PC, OOLO TONI ~--· ------- SALI $i1UI $129.011-J P~ Modem, Wolnut ,; •. .. . Solo $97.00 $209.00-3 Pc. Ma.,rn ... . ..•.. ... S.lo $159.00 X """"' 1'hursday N"•ght I' ..t.oo..-. and SOFA BEDS 70" M"ddJ J eport f'I"rem en Vowm"g cont. J s . t All .Jnueu ervtce 0 grou near Pleasnn• Volunteer Fire Department IPy nd Hosp1 tal the as the Boardval· of t'.;ov a.Mtddleport s ked it s follO\\'ing "official statement of officers poli cy'' to· on terms, the International t..ong-j WASHINGTON (UPI)Trustl'es ol P lea sant Valle) otti·OI ·town ca ~s he p ubli s hed . II follows: shoremen's Association <ILA) The White House has r• I ' e<irller gave te nta1ivf' approv. To All CltllPns of Mei~~ and GaiJia County: al to the prow·t by off.rmg Wtlhtn the past few days an -·'·~- -. policy makers meet today to Of U c•lvtd IIIUroncll of oorly I h"'pilal property as a site. arl~el e appeared loca lly wh tch a co nt ract. consider waya to speed the men , Senoia oct ion on Its $1.08 ' Our first and main """""rn ..back to .their jobs. No retum l b i I Uon redevelopment · Tht> proposed nursing home Salisbury TownRhip Trusll"t"s is to protect life , limb, and propto work order was likely, how· . IStn , • p ...nm for tho AppaloLONDON (UPI)- Sir Wmston PVT. HEILMANN facility IS • $1.141.850 projecl satd loday re•ldenls of the erty of all of our olttzens. We ver, until agreements are [ j chil region. · IChurcht'll'!l --ndt'llon " · r•mat·ned wit h the local share to t'ome b' 11 do not have any voi~ in th e w "" p W'l towns tp are to ca the Porn1' reached in th~ stalemated Gulf Dan Cole of Marietta , district . Sen. Jenni-s Randolph, unchanged today ' and a contro-vt. I liem Dalt> Hf'D- fJ·om revenue bonds to . be is- eroy Fire Department iu&Lead ',signipg,_, of .. cont.IK'f . • • This IS. Coast bargainmg · I "• I fl d h f mann, son of Mr . and i\-frs. b h M (' c t ~ :~ ..~ 1 i ~nior deputy of Lions Interna- D·W. y 1 ,, floor mlnager vt>rsy are up over I e ar·t :"'tn:-u y t e ason ,oun y our of Middleport's in the future. betweton towils, 'fa'wnsttiplr or I t ' I d lbed ~ · t . t fo th 'd tha t much of Britain's official Dana S. Turner and Lht• dl"· A ATHENS _ • U S Mill- _1ona , escr a rc-uiS r1c- , r e measure, 111 ceaSt>d Alvah W. Heilmann or Others receiving allocations spo k t>sman sai d thi~ C'ommunity and the Middleport " · · ~ . tng proposal Wednesday for Thursday he had told 1 business is at a standstill be- Chestt>r ha <'hange is nf"t·tssary becau!'ie \ 'IIIa:rt" council. 1 t d h' Wl'rt' Summersv ill~ . Bluefield. b 1" tary Alr Transport Serv Ice members of the Pomeroy club. Whita House aid the Sen.. cause of his illnt"ss. tbe ''ontra cl with Middlt'no,rt ' s ump e e Your aenerous donations have (MATS) C121 plane erashed ld basic training with the U, s. l'harl t>ston and Hin ton . a!l for h h •· o President Edward Foster pre- ate wou honor Pre~ldent I1 One "'"ek ago tod,•" y Ch ttrrh· Army ,·. Fort Kno K a~ Pf'n ca m·t>IIPd . Thl' trus- made it possible to buy and ''"'· t · k 100 ·1 .. ~ _ d 1ong krm ('J r.:> mst Jtut In · I, u~w a moun am pea m1 es sented Cole , and John Mulligan , Johnson's request for 1 . fl' d k x, y. an Ires submitted a lettPr to mai ntain our equipment. st of here today. Greek au- of Belpre. zone chairman. Cole floor vote at the earliest 111 s u ere a mas1ve st ro e eight weeks srhooling at Forl All a llocat ions are lt'ntative M'dftl lll 1 and his vitality s lowlv. ha s been Ru«·ker AI f pend 111 ~ :1m, 'T\' <i' , \ lhf' ~~ 1 r. . f'Jl'lrl "'. age council at We therefore wish to go on · ht 81r. rtllea sa ld aII 1~ persons said Meigs County will be in possible date. R1I'Miolph 1 · a.. or 1tg Pu~ 1ts last rnt>t>lmg canN"IIing the record a!; stating we have nev .~ were feared ktlled · I District K Instead of "13-H" II ld Joh nson ~1 request I· draining away . But todav ·s mid- ("rart and helicopter trainin"e . gl'on general of the U. S u- rontral't bt>l'HUst' the town~;hlp er refus~d to answer any call ca111 ' I The new district would serve h I d come lnvrt LI Lday medical bulletin from his l"vt. Ht>ilrnann spenl a holi- lie fh -:.d th s.'r •It ';' d y u.fore 1 <'OUI not afrord tht: rosts. and we will not ln the future CAPE KENNEDY THE about 2.000 Lions club mem· l ht ended two deys of . ph.}d's icisan, WL~rd Mohran, mel'ely day leave with his parents and Tht>se hHd h~n fixed by ord- WP welcome any money bul United states today rocketed a bers. Approval of the plan ls i hearings on the bill, ;sai . . lr mston ad a quit>t frh•nds In Chester and has lnan<'f" at $50 per house <'a11 not at the expense of losing glii_termB new Tiros weather expected to come at the state which would provide night and there is no change in returned to the lith Air A*' J 1 and SIO per brush - or nuis· frJends u•""Uite high over south Flor- convenlt'on 1·n May. ,· funds for oconomt'colly do- his condition.'' sault Oi\'ision, Fort Benning, ~ ao('t' <'a 11 · .M~~~ bomt>owuers ' Again we urge you to utilizt> ida :and Cuba in_to a polar orbit Mr. Mulligan complimented \ pressed lreas of 11 states. : There was a flurry of ala rm Ga. He Is a 1962 graduate of lnsur.an('e poh<'i~s providP $50 nur ~qulpi!Tlent and we will imthat 11_Vlll &lYe Jts , rolling eyes the club on Jts progress. He ·:n:<;;j,\'i'lf~~;.#I~VWo.i~..w .• today when a fire broke out in Easlt"rn High school. His ad· en efSOU for lire protrrtJon <"ails. mediately answer and do our full ' Yie~ or earths clouds. suggested _the club be host to a j , an ~partment build.ing 50 vards drrss is l7th A.V .N. Co., Fort best to serve you. T~ay s launch was marred zone meetmg Jan. 26 at 7:30 P· j I hehtnd the Churrhtll residence Benning. Georgia. irodicat"'l lhe Middleport Fire MIDDLEPORT VOLUN· by t!te "too hot" performance m. at the Federated church. at 28 Hyde Park Gate . The .,~ IJepar!mt"nt would nut .;~n~wer TEER FIRE DEPARTof 11ie rocket's second stage, The. suggestion was accepted . ' l apartmenl was ullO('cupted and fire or ltrst aid cal ls wrthout MENT that shoved the payload htgh· Lton Don Mullen was autbor· . fireme n quickly had the bloze PT PLEASANT- Mrs . Mary - - - -- - - - er than expected •. but scientists ized lo secure • new flag for ! : under control . They satd there G. Miller , 61. of Henderson dted •aid ·:J'Iros' misston would be the meeting room. !nev er was any dan ger lo the early thi s morning at Pleasan t met. 'With a 460-mile high pol-l Anothei' guest was the Rev . MASON - Funeral services Churchill home Vallrv Hosp1tal after a linger· ar orbit and a umque cart- 1WilHam Perrin, pastor of the for Thelma Hall, who died A front page editorial m the M C d G d tng 1l ! ne~s . Wheel arrangement for its two , Federated church. Ladtes of the Thursday evening at 11 . 30. p ' London Daily Mirror brought H ·~~~dw~~nl~e~n~;~ ~:u;~' She allended the Church of television cameras, Tll"Os-9 wlll j church servmg lunch were m at Meigs General hosp1tal mto the area of public discus~ 1 .1 th 11censes 1God of Prophecy • m Pt · Plras. 11 b h ld ' ra1 Pr owners at M L S · . . be able to keep a weather waleh I Mrs. LoUts Reibel, Mrs. Gladys I Wt e e Sunday at 2 p m I slon a malter thai has been b h d avor '""e mtth of Mtddleport Sllld today he wfU 1 ant Her husband Orvtlle R 1 h 1 over the entire world - four C'uckler, Mrs. Clara Karr and at fi'oglesolll Funeral home ' whispered for three days lmus ehpurc aseh a b ISJO - ~ Miller died lD 1959 not be l'andidate to sutceed hirnself in the May Repub· th b . I . he ICe m t r court ouse v an· 1 ' ., . times the coverage of each of Mrs. Ben Neutz Img 1 WI utJa m t Graham cemNotes Postponement . b Surv vmg are thrt>e sons. IC:m pnmarv eIec t 1on . 1 11 1 1 , et Th R . . uarv 31 or pena ltes wr e as- · • Th . .t. I Its elJ:ht predecessors. e. ev. Ralph Mahon-: The Da1ly Mtrror noted that sessed Charles of Henderson. Wilbur us \\I'II end th e h omP-t o~n po11_1ca career of May· 1 1 ery: MHS Glee Club to ley wtll offtcll:te , Prtme Minister Harold Wilson c8 ld II d .h ·II' ol Ltttle Cahforma , Pa . and or Sm tth a fter stx years ol public serVJce. NEW YORK- A TEEN·AGE I She was born May II, 1898. ' had postponed a diplomatic tnp b we '" ' t e 1 ~na ~~~ George Pillsburgh Pa Ftve The mayor declmed lo Ptn· -· · - -- - - -- 11 socialite plunged to her death ! Pre8ent ~65 Follies jn Gallia county, the daughteril.o West Germany and canceled WJ e a tm~n;~umt o . o~ dr.ught ~rs surviVIn~ ar~ Mrs pomt reasons lor his dPCision !lnd present Planning CommisTbunday night from her grandof the late John and Blanche · a speech to the nation reporting ~r h cen e 1ax T 1ue, Alice Dunson and Mrs Clara oth~r !han to observe '' Things s ion Otairman and Commumty mother's 16th story duplex pent- The Middleport High School I Kmght Cundl£f. l Ori his first 100 days in office w IC ever I s grea er ra J ers Se ibner o1 N~w .Spri~gfleld vjust haven 't bPen gomg the Improvement Corporation Pres· hOuse Glee Club, directed by Mrs . Survivon include her hus- 1because of Churchill's illness used for ca mpmg or ref'reatJOn 0. Mrs Margaret Saffero' wt~y I thmk the\' should ., !dent William (Bill) D. Childs EU~n Farnsworth Loomis. 17, Clarence Lacey, is plapning a bend, Albert Hall, Mason; three iThen .it added· , purpobstes are exemptt fbrlom tax- P;itsburgh Mrs Bettv Crow ' Ma)'Or Smi th an MHS grad l and John Zerkle, veteran roun: 0 am • .. •h•-f N E 1 nd I dlferent program 'ts 1 sons Albert R 11 J G 1· es, u owners mus£rom · • . .and · an honor stu-I · cilman tru ck'mg the tla . "6"'t.a o . a ew ng a , . as I annua • a r .• a 1oo, i 'But IS is what Sir Winston tax-exempt stkker the aud- C2nuon sburg, Pa . ,and Mrs uat e. ath l£-fe . • Middl"""rl ... ,_ med1cal scientist whose ent1re i sprmg . presentation. he vocal Ralph, Hartford. and Don of ! himself would Wish ? He would !lor's office Lt•ona Tho.:npson . Brecksville, dt'nl here and at Oh10 UnJVer- ftrrn owner. family is listed in the New group. JS rehearsing for the Mason ; two daughters, M rs. lbe the last man to approve of I Cald ell ~I id th e penal- 0 . A brother. Wilbert Wolftord Sit '-' \\lwre he took a master's I Reports also have circulated York Social ~gister, was kill- I "~mncal _F'ollies of _Hl65 '' to be Irene Taylor, Canal Winches.! postponements and cancella~ ' ty for :og ta:op;:chases is now uf Penn~ylvama also survives , degrPe m chemistry, was elect- 1 that Clerk Gene Grate mav ed instantly in the fall onto l gJven Fnday evemng, March ter, and Mn. Ruth Zahl. lhons of urgent matters on his i If 1 ment for a lona0 w1th l4 orandchildren and ed to twu cou ncd terms serv- jhave opposJtiOJ'l in May H~ I:tt 11 8 0 · bl 19 j G t 23 h'ldr '" e ec · • " " ' ' a fashion& e residential street rovepor ; grande 1 en 8: account Throughout the war 1 singlf' tags and $S for 8 kennel ont> grea t grandchild mg 2~ years . fmi!;hed l "tz· years 1 Di c k Ball . ey, boo kkeeper for the a few dO?rs. from Central Park. ~!though not complete, plans g~eat grandcbildren, a years Winston Churchill had a ' license. 1'hls IS 10 add if LOn to Frirndc; mt~y call at t he of former Mayor Kenneth Me-, Goeglein Bros. A note mdtcated she was de- ~al for numerou~ dance s1ste.r. Miss Eileen Cundiff, Port. stirrmg creed . He demanded 1 the r~:>gular cost ol $2 for indi- Mohr Stevens Funeral home Elhmney ·s term as mayor, then : A board of public affa1rs I!. ipMdent over her parents' sep- · tines, solos, musical. numbers. Mar1on, Pa.; and two brothers. : 'action this day' and he got it. 1 vidual tags and $IO for kennel , after 6 p m , today. On Satur- was elected to the mayoralty in · to. be nominated and elf'rlt• d Iseveral humorous skits and .a Jack of Mason, and Billy, of ''Is it not somehow ore key tlicenses. A total of 2_890 tags day , the l>ody will be taken to I his own right. two years ago.! thiS year in Middleport. It wlil aration. dance ehorus ~~~- The ensem- Col~bus. that lhe ill~ess of our greatest 1 had been purchased by Thurs- the Greenlee Funeral home at H_e will complete. he thinks, I be charged with buil~ling and AIR FORCE ACADE~Y, , ble and. t~ m1_xed ensemble ! Fr~ends may call at the ru- man of action should become, d~y. Fredericktown. Pa ., where ar- h1s current term wh1ch expires I supervising the proposed sewColo - Silence was eonspJCU· I will part1c1~ate 1R the pro- neral home after noon Satur· lfor the ~oble~t or motives, a rangements will be announced . Det. 31 . 19%. i erage system. Elected on a 1 QUI on the !doping grounds of I &ram. lday, cause of machon or delay "!'' The record shows Mavor . non-parttsan ballot, eandidatPs the Air Force Academy today · ·-- - DUANE HOI.M DIES ' H i\f'll . Smith has made repealed re· for the board· must file hy Feb ln the wake of the resignations e omer 1 8 18 eommendations for economy 3. . oflour cadets followlna an In· su:; Treatedforlnjury l and efficiency 1n Middleport veatl&&tlon Into cheattna. , [A Y I p 1UN 1Y t P 1 uk · ' Homer Mtlls. 40. ol Rt . 2, town hall and for communtty The four who Mlaned volun·j . mes, owa, 0 acu e e em : Cheshire, was admitted to the i development. He has served F.il FILED t.o~ from the United St.otea' ,._ WILL . . . [ '"· He was the grandson 1 Mr . Holzer hospital Thursdav at 4 , as a member of the Planning 1 A petition asklne the Com· n - l mUitary chool were not -•, lAM B. MEA. l ily tn the lower chamber. grumbling ." and Mrs. Floyd Wessal of New p m. for treatment ol 8 dislo. l Commission , mon Pleas Court of Meig• Coun· ldellllfled. Ol!lclall lnd~ted V~IICAGO (UPI) - Former He discounted reports that . "With tBarryl Goldwater he· Hartford, low a, former rest· cated left elbow. Mayor Smith is aproduction ty to ~ulet o IItle m real estate mOie !ludell!• ml&hl be iJio on · l'retldent Rl~ M. Nlx: supporters ~I Dean Burch, out· I htnd htm and lhe .major. Mid- , dents of the Nease Settlement Mr Mills told doctors he . executive with the Celanest! ! was filed by Nathap J . Wtse olved predl~ IGday a vote form gotng ohaii'IIWI, were not 1west leaders hehmd him, 1 , area . The deceased Is ourvtved trippcod over a log while trving Corp ear Po· 1 Pie nt 1and Martha Joan Wise, Rut. ' · ' ally llllllllnll· lla,y Blln as reconciled to the leader!lbip 1 don't see how he tBiiss l can by his wile and two young chil· to move it. He is employed in ' s~~lioo/ ~n his asa · ' land, Rt. 1, opinat Thelma L!lNDON _ PRIMR InNis- :rmucagwNIUonall:ominittee ~·· . ifail to unite the party. " . Nixon dren. . i sor wh~ll have to ~~:: Barton ClmJ)bell, Los Angeles, 1Pomeroy. ler Barold Wllson'a young Lalallncb • . Inevitably, there are BOtng 118td In an airport mterv1ew as I 1 / next s ubject to the calif., Blanche Barton. Porn.. lxtr' IOVernment rot:ked IGday :;>r;~lfl'du! ~,!" ~:0~~~~·-.:.~~.::.th.~ he arrived Thursday night to Velerans Momorlal Hospital I Meigs G<nml Hn/pHal May p;imar; election, has roy, R . D. 1• and albers. 00 Iinder 111e impact o 1 sthnlng sent.otl"" •..,... nge, .,..-. ~~~ l"~? the GOP meeting. j 1 ADMISSIONS - Everett Dail- , lled upon three names. No n e ' by. . . . defeat many obeerv- "I th'* we · are a small m~lty and will Blts".'l the man >ylth, the , ADMISSIONS - Jolm Hun- ey, Pomeroy. , ha~ publidy expressed Inter. LOCAL hiMPji eri lltouiht IJIIIhl farce new ·chwu!e to win least st~kes agalnltl hllft, be nel, Pomeroy, Michael Wooten, DISCHARGES - Howard Sle- i est m the job whtch draws an The teml,lll'alure 111 Pomeroy'o lellenl electlilli. . .. JlfL~on support· added. .Everybollf has so~ 1 HarriSOnville. , wart, Kanouga; Charlotte Tra· : annual salary of $1,000. 1>11s1neq dlitil·~t 11 11 , 15 a m. 11114 .. ,~ p· J) ' hold Join ranb With olh,er . thlngs gmng llflalnst him. BliSS DISCHARGE&-Harold (;lark, cey. Middleport ; Cora Coates. j They are former Mayor c. today 1ra u: d undtr 011 ~""t' 1 · ' . ~ \i • "lfter .I • Utll?\t~· the lewest llrlkq," I Davton. IReedsvlllt 0 F'15h I 1bnan ln•..ho " '((~· -:~,~ ·· •1ti la~un ra~ wutl 1.1-t~:·,~m'.f:·. &\• lilt' ~~t.l..,t 'U''' tl.\;,. "'"!~!~ .. ..,.. ';·~~l~t" nw~··.~:t \In"~~ ·r~- -, 1 ,11~,~~·~·-·· .. ,."'ll• t.: I · er, ormer ~~~~ ~ ~~ ~~~\, · . '. f ~r:~- .r :;,~.J · \l'l\f .~ • •· 1flitr \ , \Mt~e l i~.J ,,,., \!-'\>'~• .jl litl:\"1' • 1,1· J .'U h-tt~·~~'l· 't~ ·~· •· • ,H.• \''1\\.l' ah~'•l• plu~l-\: ~u,..,,. , . '';"~ ~· « Mrs. Hall DI'es DINETIE SETS 4 Pc. ltollon Prov., Cherry S.lo $193.00 $198.00-3 Pc. Modorn, Goll Moh. .. S.lo $149.00 ··ommuni!~ Mrs. M"}) ef $286.10 $341.00 $222.00 $196.10 $260.00 $264.00 $210,00 $219,DO $220.00 $186.00 $206.00 $349.00 $260.00 $291.00 $263.00 $166,01 $111.01 $266.DO $166.00 $110.00 $210.DO $236.10 $226.01 $246.00 $256.00 $266.CIII $119.00-3 Pc. Modem, lhowco11 Walnut $144.00 SlngiH - - • ! The proposed Maso o Counly Nurs ing Home may bt' built on * HIDE-A-BEDS- SlEEP.QR-LOUNGES . . $219.011-J Pt, Modern ...... .· .• • • Solo $169.00 1 1 French Provincial $198.00--3 Pc. Oak, Early m •... •. . Solo $148.00 $191.00--3 Pc. Con)lfn Mahogany ... Sale $1A9.00 $259.00 1 1 $129.00--3 Pc. Modem, Biondo ..... Solo $99.00 PLAID BLANKnS $573 92 5IS • Allocated t0 Nurstng Horne . n ..... Kroehler- Valentine Seaver-Simmons-Early $259.00--4 Pc. Donioh Modern ..... Solo $193.00 $319.00--4 Pc. Mohogony, Trlllltlonol Solo $239.00 Lions H--ea_r_- -- ----..-"·-~. .=..-~-~ ~-,--,-,-=-,_...'""""'"'''"0~.,..,.,_ Ohio River 0 Churchi"ll I·s Unchanged ··n PI an f Cl b Red• cting LIVING ROOM SUITES SOFAS·· SECTIONALS $729.00-5 Pc. Solid Cherry . ..•• , . S.lo $549.00 $198.00--3 Pc. Modern, Delta Moh, .. S.Io $149.00 159 WOMEN 'S rdaanyk ofandoncfilee·reajpepctedrovalcoThntr"arct s• i FIVE CENTS Gov.l j ! $219.00--3 Pc. Modern ... ...••... Solo $164.00 $389.00--4 Pc. Early American, oolld cherry $292 ID lbe eot~~~lrJ. 1 SALE PRICES ON GOWNS LADIES SKIRTS 1 1 $119.DO WING BACK ·- ---· ------------ SALE $126,00 $159.DO WING BACK ----·-·----- - ----- SALE $109.00 $149.00 ROCKER RECLINER ------------ SALE $101.10 $149.DO LOUNGE CHAIR .------ ------ SALE $101.DO $139.00 ROCKER RECLINER ----------- SALE $93,00 $139,00 ROCKER RECLINER ------ -- --- - SALE $97.00 $159.00 BARRIL BACK --- ·- ------ ---- - SALE $106.00 $129.00 RICLINIU -·. · · ·- - ----------- SALI $11.00 $119,DO ROCKER RECLINIR --- -- - -- ---- SALI $10.00 $119.0t ROCKER RECLINER. -----·---·-- SALE $92.00 $97.00 SWIVEL ROCK!R ------ -------- -- SALE $65.00 $91.00 SWIVEL ROCKER ---------- -- ---- SALE $61.10 $19.10 SWIVEL ROCKER ---------------- SALE $10.00 $19.00 LOUNGE CHAIR ------------------ SALE $10.DO $19,00 SWIVEL ROCKER - --------------- SALE ~7.00 $69.00 SWIVEL ROCKER ---------------- SALE $51 .DO $71.00 SWIVEL ROCKER ---------------- SALI $51.00 ..9,00 SWIVEL ROCKER - --------------- SALE $46.00 ~9.DO PLATfORM ROCKIR --- ---------- SALE $41.DO ~9.00 SWIVIL ROCKER --- --- - ------- SALE $41.00 $59,10 PLATfORM ROCKER ------------ SALI $31.00 $69.01 SWIVEL ROCKER ··-- ------------ SALE $30.00 $59,01 SWIVEL CHAIR ·-·· ··- ------·-- -- SALE $25.10 $49.10 UPHOLSTERED WOOD ROCKIR -- SALE $31.00 $42,50 WOOO ROCK!R -- -------- ----·--- SALE $32.00 $27.50 WOOD ROCKER ------------------ SALE $21.00 $39,00 WOOD ROCKER - --- -------- ------ SALE $29.00 $17.50 BOUDOIR CHAIR ---------------- SALE $26.00 $32.50 WOOD ROCKER ------ ------------ SALE $25.10 $29.DO WOOD ROCKER ·- ------- --------- SALE sn,DO $29.ot SWIVEL ROCKER ------ ---------- SALE $11,00 $16.50 SWING ROCKER --- -------------- SALE $12.00 mounteiJt - •llmblq nil \OLU\JBUS (UPJ) . o! ":hirh hw:e fpwer people and I operatzon of th e Bureau of L'n- ~ in pub Hc offices, educational. James A. Hhodes told wdusLnaJ les mdu stn now than 40 }'ears employment l'ompen:-;.<~l!on. the recreational and cultural oppordeve lopers and b 1 d . usmess .ea era ' ago. Ista le will tr~m workt'fs tor any tumties. f• om southeastern counties to- : 'They must get moving to 1plgnt 10 OhiO In other cornments the gcv~ day . •·we want you to gear up . i prov idt Jobs tor their people ur I Hf'lp OfPrt'd ernor said man} of his proposYou ve got .~ 0 pitch m and do It lose the hr-st opportumty to The puhlzc uti!Jt iPS. acC'ord- als are aligned to pasage ot yourselves . . cume thPJr way yet,' ' said 1,ing to Hhodrs . Will ass1 st m d- the """'· m'tllt'on bond 1·ssuo Hhod d h k """"' •"'~ ~s m~ e IS_ remar . s at 1 •wdes. ! veloping mdust rv . which will be on the Mav 4 bal• 8 meetmg '." "'h lch ot hc Ja!s He added, ''There 15 only so 1 " Industr} zs Ihe l;,jrgt>st tax- lot. · I ~ere disclosmg their projects much the state can do .. I p&yPr 10 OhiO <.~ nd the lar~est ' During rus speech , Rhodetl re-, and pla~s for state . assJstanc~e Rhodes sa ul that With the eo- contributor tu tilt:' vanuus char- . ferred five times to the consti.for tht' 24 t'ountws Included 1 h · n --~- Jil es.' de£'larNl Rhudes. He rutional amendment in addres51('On lributf'd ·we should not tax mg the representatives attendt r~~ r d e r a 1 appalarhta prog · ' ' Industry dirN·II~ fnr the nt>xt 20 ing the meeting in his office T'he governor m a prepared years ~ 0 that lhry ,-an plan .:The statt has established ~tat~men~ deplored the situat ion ahead tor grow th ari ~'Xpansion stability m the statehou!ll!! and m !Je 3 fected rounlles, many ; 1 to provide mnrE" Jobs fo r our eliminated bickering and. hostilpeoplf' ·• ity.' ' sa id Rhodes. Rhode~ SJ id lhe slate need<; ''You canot harrass indus. the fonnatmn oj im - If} . Our Deve. lopment Departprovement 1 PT PLEASANT _ The State rorporll Jons m PV- ment will work with any com Board of Health has allocated :ry count .\ to dPvrlop .uzdu str~~l ' muni.ty, and is eager to help, 12 434 063 40 10 · H111 _ B -.J!f's. good tra nsport:ltJOn fa c1h- ·but 1t ('annot do the job all · · ·· urton tle!i poiT i 1 d b matching funds from the Ieder- _·:_ ___~~en ram an sta ility alo ne ,'' the governor &aid. al govf'rnmPnt for t-or.:>lructmn of five medical facilitie<. with ! Pomt Pleasa nt rrce Jving $573,- • i 925 for a nur sing home . I 1 American--Traditional-Modern- Salel Wom•n '• $3.95 Clifford Ellis Kimes , 32, who had been a heavy ~ e quipment operator on construction of the Belleville ;; Locks and dam for the past three years, died shortly be· ~ fore 4 p.m., officials said . The accident occurred when Kimes backed his huge 1 Euclid truck to dump dirt in the river at Indian Run hill. TEACH- I The truck apparently slid while he was backing it and marc. to- ran into the Ohio River, Dr avo officials said. where 229 1 Officials frn Dravo said no been ar- ·one apparently saw the acci~ awimmer. rested in connection with a de· dent . Kimes' body was recov- Born Feb. 3, 1933, at Reeds- 1 .segregation campaign. I ered after other truck drivers ville, he was the son ol Harry 1 100 teachers went in search of him when and Retha Kimes who reside More than I h f 'Jed t t h . ~ I 'II M K' I ROBERT WILSON led ed p g to participate in the e aJ to re urn o w ere : m Co VI e. r . lm s was a demonstration, which a spokes- the dirt was being loaded. 1 graduate of Carthage .. Troy Robert Wilson . s. R., of the man said was in protest against Inve"tigator~ said about half I High school and a vf'teran of voter registration procedures of the truck \,a::; submerged in the Korean War. U. S. t.:oast Huard, wali and " Other tactics'' by the Dal- water. Mr Kimes' body was Other survivors are his wife . among the service unUs las county board of registrars. taken from the truck cab at Wanda Marie Kitnes: two marching in the loaugur:.~l Civil rights attorneys, mean- ~ 4 : 1 .. p. m. by Dravo employees daughters, Regina and Dtane, parade Wednesday In Wubwhile. were expected to ask a 1 using a boat. and a son , Klare Bradley ' ington. Wilson was in one of ' the units In the Sixtb Oi'-'is-federal judge at Mobile to en· ' White 's ambulanet> from Cool- Ktrnes, all at home : two bro- 1 Elizabeth thers, Cll'\yton Kimes of Reeds- I ion. He was recognized by join Sheriff James Clark from ville. with Nurse tnte.rferring with voter registra- Smith, took Kimes to Camden· I 'Jille and Carroll Kimes, Cool- I his part>nts and family who bad been advised that he tion demonstrations at Selma. Clark hospital in Parkersburg, ville : two si:;ters, Mildred Yt•awhere he was dead on arrival. l ler of Frost. and Mrs . Millard would be among the marehNEW YORK - ACCEPTMeigs County Coronor Hen· i Cox, Little Hocking and a num- ers. He is stationed at Cape May. N. J., having joined the ance of a four-year contract by ry Ewln1 ruled Kimes died of I ber of nieces and nephews . Coast Guard last October. He longshoremen brought the At- accidental drowning. It was Friends may call at the is the son of Mr. and "rs. lantic and Gulf Coast dock boUeved lltal Kimes may bave White Funeral Rome in Cool· Joe Wilson of Middleport. strike closer to settlement to- ! bffa Jmocked uacooulovs ville. Services will be held Satday. A continuing di sputP in I wben Ills truek 1kklded into urday at 2 p. m. at the Eden southern ports blocked final o tbo river. He bad I bruise EUB Church near Reedsville. I agreement. , mark on lbt left side ol bls Burial will be in a nearby <em. Buoyed by the overwhelming i forehead . He waa a 1ood etery. larger "CLASSIC" AUTOMATIC SMALL LOT yard Modern, Fr. Provincial. Early American, Traditional $7 .50 Bl1nktl Lined ' ~ NEGRO SCHOOL ers pJanned a protest day at Selma, Ala .. persons already have OCCASIONAL CHAIRS 18"x30" "DANDEE TRED" .j Dravo Construction company slid down an embankment WORLD CHAIRS ORIGINAL ANTI ·FATIGUE A Reedsville RFD I father of three drowned Thurs· ~ · into the Ohio River . the RECLINERS-ROCKERS-LOUNGE CHAIRS $3 .95 Long Sleeve • Ill 1:16 •Gear Up, Do It Yourselves' Rhodes Tells SEO Appalachia Area Leaders ~I day when a large dump truck he was driving for the in Beautiful fabri cs in solid colors and patterns. .'Mn't $4.95 Cord uroy BOYS' < Aprons, Children's Wear, Toss PiUows. 54" UPHOLSTERY enttn pe WilY IB New """''""""· ,.. ..... 1. ... . . . . . . ;----------------=~--~~~~Mf~RO~Y~~~ID~Dl~EP~O~R~T~ . O~HI~O~--------~FR:I::DAY, JANUARY 22,1 965 j 100% cotton, fine combed. Drip-drl, crease resist· ant finish, preshrunk, 1"-¥.!"-%"-Vs" checks In beautiful colors, suitable for Dresses, Curtains, Wdl Tbe - NO. 238 .,,,....__,._..,_, Dump Truck He was Driving ~ ~ a t Skidded Down Embankment each for 7 to 14 --------------------------------------· -----·---------- · ----------·----------------------·----··--·------------ -- -------------· --- --- $J.95 Sweaters on sale 26" x 26" Good Colors Mildew Proof. ~if-movab le pastel striped zippered aU cotton covt'r. 2 REG. $7.95 DRESSES . ...... . .... SALE $5.00 BARGAINS FOR MEN at y 0 Father of Three Dies Odorle~.II­ $14 95 Sweaters on Sole $10.00, $10 .95 GIRL'S SWEATERS Wool and Orion - C11rdtgan Style - lrngul., 49c Kendall Dish Towelt __ 3 for $1.00 Cennon Strlpe or Plaid Wath Cloth• __ 3 for SOc Allergy free - 3 REG. $3.95 DRESSES .. ......... . SALE $2.50 SALE $1.5D SALE $2,50 ltev...- Jumbo Slz• 4 for $1.00 Cannon 19c Terry Olth..,Cioths - ____ 15(: Ohh Towels FOAM RUBBER BED PILLOWS JUST RECEIVED NEW SHIPMENT ~en's VOL XVI - 'TOY YOU KNOY • SLIEPCRAFT WHITE GOODS SALE! 12 REG. $5.95 DRESSES .... .. ..... SALE $4.00 49c. I REG. $4.95 Rog . $2.95 SALE - - - and 18 REG . $2.95 SALE $2.DO SALE - - - small , medium, Fth sizes 9 to 11 . Solid colors: black, red, green, brown or grey with contrast trim top. 15 REG. $3.95 R... $1.95 7 REG. $3.95 SKIRTS ..•....... . .. SALE $2.50 ~n's GIRLS' Solo of •• 2 REG . $2.95 BLOUSES .. . ......... SALE $2.00 All sizes lor boys from 4 to 18 and men 's sizes '-'en 's $4.95 Heny Twill \Nork P1nh __ . __ -- $4.00 Orion, Wool. Card igan and Pullover Styles ................ ......... . ..............•. . ................ 4 REG. $3.95 BLOUSES .. .. . . ...... SALE $2.50 Sport Shirts . _ 2 for $5.00 160 Ladies Sweaters $3.9S SWEATERS $4.95 SWEATERS $5.95 SWEATERS $7.95 SWEATERS $8.95 SWEATERS $10.95 SWEATERS Dresses- Sl•ck1 - Skirts •nd Blou... Work P•nts -~--.- $4.00 ON THE SECOND FLOOR ' Originally $2 9!ii to $7 9!1 va lu es) elected to the County Council j of Parents and Teachen meet· I .lng by the Bradbury P .T.A. Wednesday evening at the ~ school. The meeting was open· ed with the Lord 's Prayer and the Pledge to the Flag led by Mrs. Eva Milliron, president. Mrs . Thelma Dill, principal , reported on !be county bookmobile project and Robert Mor· : •nl• SALE $5.411 SALE IN READY·TO·WEAR DEPARTMENT Of> legates and alternates were , om 3 REG. $13.95 they last just Sale! Maternity Wear Sale! $2.95 •nd $3.19 WOOL JACKnS COATS GIRLS' Th e Chnrter was draped in loiP cwz. Store-Wide January Clean-Up Sale! 1 ri! announced the meting 1oo JdPI, Low IOfllPI 3347. SOhr· - , -loaal rota IJid mOd INII lllntlq tolder ot •••bt FRIDAY and SATURDAY .. ELBERFELDS in POMEROY ·, . ! daDu~:'u:;!~it Z2hosdti~l 1 ~ I ° ];-it oet·i . . tJ · r •· • �,. \ 2·Dally Sentinol. Pomeroy- Middleport. 0 ., J an . 22, 196~ ~ --------- ---·-- -- -~ Indonesian Action Hurts UN 1ma~e , - Hospital ~ews Honor Students At Middleport High Announced . . ll# Hartford Society Notes Ea•-' soop~~a~ eta a ;e;aa CINCINNATI (UPI) Two IMndlts, OM IMIItvod to be ctrrying t machine gun ond tho othor o pi• NO SWili:R BEEN CHICAGO (UP!) - lntema· l1ooal Olympic Committee Pre• ldent Avery Br undap, who H id Thursday he bad no fta· 1011 to anticipate a twitch In the 1968 Me•ico City Olympic site, queJched rumors stemming ution be<aull<! ol o chane• !n lldmlDJstratlon. STEELERS SIGN KEANE PmsBURGH (UPIJ - The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed Tom Keane, coach and general manager of the Un ited Football League's Wheeling Iron- S!IIVIC£ Dally ~entlnel . Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 22 tteB-S -- ------- m PT. PLEASANT - , _ . 1ervtees for former Muon couatlan, Mn. Elfie AUJtll\ 818111, 79, Huntington, wlll be beJd Sat. urday at 2 p.m., In the lie~ Mortuary in Huntington. Bill' lal .viii he In the Rl<lgelan Those ent~rlng Holzer Ho• - - - - - - - - tol, rob,becl tho WHIONI Hlllo Bronch of tho First pita! durllli the past 24 hours Middleport H~gh School stu· included. BY VIRGINIA CARLETON Nollonol Bonk todty of from a Detroit new~paper re-o men , as a defensive back fie ld cemetery in HuntingtOn. dents who made a grade of Ra d E M . I SPECIAL PI'A MEETING moro than $10,000. port that Detroit might get the coach. ' ' 'B'' or aboVI for the third six [ ymon · oss, Patrtot games. ; Edward Barn- TI~el HarUo~ PTA held I · -- - - - - - - • • SUPPER ANNOUNCED UNITED NATI ONS, N.Y. ; :eks ~elude : SENIORS, Joy Star ette, Route Galllpolio ; Tildenw. Thick· (tJI>l ) - Indonesia's resigna-1 ggs, uzanne Bradbury, Mike Th . M Cl de specoa moetng at the new ~'M'-'"So fir at I know now evGUILD TO MEET lion from the United Nations llratton, S811dro Bunee, Dl•nn• ' ~h t ~m~l' : · rachool Mondoy nlgbt 10 dilcuu •\r .JCOU erythlng (in Mexico City) ia A Jitney supper will be spono 1 IY.Ill weaken the organizaiiOil O'lswoll, Jerry Davis, Earl ' H • ~~ti· lJlO 18 ' . s. a i tht levy election. Speaker for moving a1o1111 normally," said The Wesleyan Service Guild sored by the SoutherD lllcb li· time when It is all'1!ady un- DeWees, Martha Fowler, Nar· UwiJ, ~~m:., G~ltll~:!'. ~(,!;i the meeting wao Mr. Clyde ~ l•S Brundage, commenting on the of the Racine Methodist church ! school Senior cia,. from ~ until der strain from a financial crt- II Frost. Paul Gerard, Ellen J Gabr· II' G . , ley ol Wahamo High Sohool. fact that Mexico City had been will meet at the church, Jan. 17 p.m. Saturday, Jllll. 23, at b sis diplomats ltld today. Hawley, Linda Kouf!, Sertn 0 L ~ '· palhpolls; Ml'l. Following the special meeting cltlayod In Its Olympic organi- 25, al7 :30 I'm. Junior High tchOOI building. · L.wla, Patsy Moru.y, Judy uy . · owon, omeroy; Hom- the regular meeting w.. bold. Indonesia, following up Presl- Moore, Keith Morgan, Martha er Mo lls, Rt. 2• Cheshlfe; Mrs. I Mrs. Scarberry presided. II UrS ~ dent Sukarno 's statement that NidlOlson, Doris Ratliff, Ron- Anna E. Turner, Dexter ; Mrs. W8.1 dec ided to pay fw the . tbe United Nation' could "go to I nie Spengler and Roger Stiles. Nathan Poston, _Ravenswood ; items the teachers had purchas- M-G·M Boy Scout Diltrlct hill," landed a formal letter of JUNIORS - Carole Ander- Mrs. Mabel K. Riley, iiOVens· ed The group wanted to do Chairman~ Morr11on IIJI" r~•ighat lon to Security Otneral ton, Sam Clatworthy, Cindy I wood ; Mn. Marvm W. Daw- tomethlng lor the new ochooL pointed Nomination and l'ertloll- By William Lawrtnce, D. D. 8. "'You and I are 10lng IAl 1e1 amined Mrs. M. She Is a 'Phant Thursday night. Condo, All"" Darst, Mlh Oard· son, Pt. Plea~!; Jeffrey W. l Alter tho meeting wao adjourn· net commlttaeo Thllrtlday nllht The profession of dentistry well acquainted. You bove lots wonderful person and I am It became 1he first nation to ner, Larry Gladwell. Becky H•nry. Gallipolis Ferry ; Danu led the group enjoyed cookies lor 190. Is _moot IJ'&IUylng tor Ill pal' 01 dtatil..., to be doao.' M110b particularly illlertllted In h• quit in lhe 20 years of U.N. Goodall , Ken Harris. Sharon R. Hall, Pt. Pleasant; Regoma and coffee. Attending were Mrs. Prealdil111 over a district IIClpants. So much more Is In· of this pleasant relationship welfare. Sincerely, Dr. C. T. history. Harrison, Kathy Lacey, Ollta 1Hoggtnbotham, Gnmms Land- ~ Scarberry, Mrs. John Ktam1 rneettna at Kyger Creek 1f11b volved then filling teeth, malt- powa aUently, bid Ia oplte ol An lndone•ian opokesman Lowit, Joyct Long, Buddy mg ; Kent C. Yonker, Mason: ond danghter, Paulette, Miss School, Morrison namld Dr. lng bridges, extracting Wltdom belq ttulled wltll •• e - '!be feell1111 upressed ill said tl!e decision w.. lrrevoca· Moott, Rita Mulford, Sandra Albert K. Htndrlcks, Wmfoeld; Etthor McKnilht. Mro. Lee A. ft. Chrlltenten, pntldlnl ol teeth - _or the money derived roll1, llllva ejotlor, Ia- thll letter II not unuoual and blo. even though the mission Mullord. Joe Reichman, Fred· Mrs. Rooe R. Nuby, Rt. I Jack· Gibbs, Mrs. Delmas Kearns the lito Grande Collep w head from doUIJ! these thongs. It's menlo and llqen, some toll- the Interest Is typical. Mllll)' here and UN offi ces in Jakar- die Robinson, Rodney Sauer, son: Mrs. Eddie L. Evans, Oak Mrs Billy Gibbs Mrs. William the committees. Members aro tho people behind the teeth. It's ¥el'IIIJOII II mabaged. There'• lludente who com• to Ne" ta will be kept open until Robert Schmoll, J ack Sigman. Hill: Mrs. Adolphus Hankins, Kelly Mrs Ma..; Froendt Mrs 'red Abolln, N@W Ha-; lilting people, listening to them, usually an enjoyable ·lalel' Haven and Yale from evel) March 1. Dee Slaven, l(athy Spengler, Ironton. I a.roid K~arns Mro Vlrlill~ Georp Carson, Mt180n ; J1111101 understandl!li them and, best tblll&e or lamlly doiDJL MOll corner of tile ~ted Statea O.ctsloo Under Study Oury Stobart, Rober Swart•. Dilcllaraed Ia Gibbs Mro Ray F~lds Mrs Staats, Pt. Pleuant· Eldon of all, being needed by them: of my palletlll kllow allolll my proudly say, a u their homo The lener also said that Mary Teaford. ond Larry Vanco. Mrs. Rosie Bolen, Mrs. Ok· John Oldaker: Mrl. M ~ 1~ Wuerch, GalUpolls : ' !l'ronkUn that wonderful feeling or belnl eblldreb aDd I kllow about 1 town. dentist, ", s been our 4ocioion wao under study about SOPHOMORES Leland ey Roach. Mro. James Wiloon, Roush Mrs. George Jamtl Rizer, Pomeroy; Don Ml111, Mid- needed and fulfilling that lleed. tllelro. dent1st smce I \ was a baby. which ol the U. N. speciall•ed llrnwn, .Jim Butcher, Diana Mrs. Clilford Ebersbach, Kris- Mrs. Earl Fields, Mrs. Joru: dleport, Morrloan. GalllpoU. and Can there he any better reDentistry Ia a precise art, Ht't a famlly frflll\! .' , qencoeo Indonesia would quot . Dovls, Karen Foulk, Mike ty L. Landrum, Nont Suo Holl, King Mrl Earl Lewis Mrs Kermit Walton, Pomeroy. commendation to YOlltll people demanding lrom Its practitlon- Part ol tilts 1s due to tilt It mentioned inl ent to quit the Getlach . Role Marie Harkett , M. A. Nibert, Odes Parson1, Cl ar~nce Housh. ' ' Goals for the 1888 Seoutlnl or chosing dentistry as a ca- era the utmost skl11 of hand pleasant, often amu!lna atmolo •hlldreno lund (l]NICEFI .I Steve Hindy, Tommy Miller. George Brothers, Alfred Burke. ' year were diiC!IIIIIId and Ill at reer ? and brain, and taking Itt toll phert!, that prevails 1n most Food and Agricult ural Organ!· Susan Morris. Don Nel•on, Mrs. Herbert Sands, Mro. Ron· BIBLE CLASS challtnl!lng flguNI. Plano 11111'1 Except for ptycholanaJysta, of hi! physical and mental dental olllc... Of COUI'IO driiJ. oatlon IFAOI. and thr octentlf~ Morllyn Stumbo and Jamarilla old E. Newman, Mra. Glen P. The Adult Bible clua and tho made for the Boy Scout Week dtntlsts have lt'oater rapport energies. 1 suspect most pa· tr.g teeth can be boring, but 1<, educstlonol. and cultural or-~ Word. We over and son, Mn. GerAld 'toochero of tho Hattford Bop- on Feb. 7 • 1!, lor the muncH with their patients than any ttents would Include lflem- patients are spared the dag 11 e,... .anizalion 1 UNESCO': FRESHMEN-Candace Bahr , . E. Wolls. 1tilt Church held its month~)> sustaining memhenhlp enroll- other member of the healing selves ln thl.l last category. In In-the-breast. Denttat don't lt. . made no ment oon of th• i Jtff Bogga, Sondra Clatworlby.l I rnetlillll al tho home of Mr. m•nt , for the tnhnual meeting arts. Thty oee patients more spite ol this, or because of It, hive to tell them they have a apec1al fund. lht mam U N. aod !James Condt. Betsy Cunning· and Mrs. Howard Wagonhalt on 1ft March, and the Scoui-Q.fta. regularly and more frequently, there deve\<Jps betwetn patient cancer or 1 bad heart. It avolda q eucy. . . Iham, Elmne Davlo , Bill Hack Friday evenine. Mr. li:arl Hoff· rna In April. often for houn at a time, and and dentist • mutually warm the life and death !IMIQie. leiter. sogned by fore o~n Iell . Jackie H~wley, Karen Haw· man was In char&• of devououally lor many holll'l a year. relationship. The last part of For young people seeking 1 Mm~<ter Subnndroo. who Is now ley. Ca rol Kmg, Luanna Mcln- 1 lionals . Varioua church plana A fllltlenl wbo aeeded lome a letter from a fellow d~ntiJt 1Cllreer !n the healing lrll, on hos way to vl" t Pe.kmg. ftosh and_ Patncla Slaven. Gauge readings: Gallipolis were dlocussed during tho bus~ 1 0 tompllcated deatll..., reported [descrlbeo this. He wrote, "l<ind. conslder the ~pecial advliDo lnade tt clear that the deusmn I H dam : 17.8, 14.0, runninll silt nooo session. Durlnt tho IOCial !tor delllllt u llylq 10 ht, ly call mo after you have u-1tag.. of dentistry to admit Malaysia to the II N. ron ton to ave Ieel ; Pt. Pleasant 23.84 · Porn· hour rtlrtthmente Wll'l leTV· Securitv Council was the final $1 Million eroy 21l.47; Hlni4D 1.47; Kanaw- ed to Mr. and Mrt. !Carl HOff· D •lraw thai caused lndon,.oa '• RIONTON !UP!) - A $1 mn . . ha Fall• 4.54 : Kanawha river man, Mr. and Mro. Delbort Dot. res~enatlon. Ilion complex that will lnclun• a : on the sills. Charle•ton t9.22. son, Mr. and Mrs. Andntw . ~uk~rno e~arges that Mal;J y-· motel and a nur111 inR homP in I KaiNIIwba River Duncan ' Humt, Ptfary Aumlller, And SJA: hts R_r!tn;h commonw"'.a.lth th e first pha!I!P of con-:truct ion 1 Bruce down Martnfl. 1 a.m. : 1 Mrs. Harry L. Oyer. The next neighbor. " a fro nt fo r Bnt~<h · will he erected 3b<lllt one mile Helen Z. up , 6:30 a .m .: Beaver monthly meeting: YlliJ he held The Melli County Board of 1 coloniali<m In A•la. He hao northea<t of here by the l"nun-' up 6·!0 a.m · Jefferson up Win· ,al tho home of Mrt Harry I Elections woll ha open lrom 4 P- m. eocl! day bellnml111 By DOROTHY KILGALLEN 1dat ion Cor_p. vowed to "crush'' it. I fteid •. 5·10 ' to . · .p, ·m"· Lucas down ' Dyer · Monday Jan. 25 UDtll the fi). I Frod M1ttendorf. prr<~dent of 7·55 p m I'ERSONALS · dead't·meon F'eruary b 3 at · 1· · · 1 mg TR F. ATMF.NT IJIVF:N .llh e nPw1y fo rmed cornorAt ,,,n Boat movemenla: , M D A S lth I II Satur· 4 lo b Itt log Mlsa Midnight's Notebook: Joe . I s:=~id the romp lex would be I Ohio River - Su&an Lane I rl. • . m e P: m. r persons au rn vine emphatically 1tates that he will Most of the swinging members of tbt Moddl cnort emergency . r.,;- built oft u. s 52 • nd Ohio 141 ,45 . F day to spend several monthl at petition• ol candidlcy. make "Harlow," desplle Hollywood re· International Set have selected South <ue squadmen were called "' l •nd prov ide t.he area with 11, i ~~:~Ia!;· ~p 1t~:!: 2S r:n:~ 1her winter home In Ft. Lalldet- Board of Elechons Clerk Dorports that he might &ive up the venture Africa as the place to go for parties a ·13 p.m Thursday for rr<trty fir :-:t new motel tn manv vear!ll. l L P . 1 othy llllmston sa1d candtdates 14 l ·lO m . dale, Fa. 0 10 ~e Is moving ahead on aU fronts , build: night life, and all kinds of action. Sud: •Coleman, Cheshire, who was Mittendorf •aid the cui-nora- O::~g~ ~P 2 30 0 ·m . aZi.;: I Recent 1ueots of Squire and lor vlllqo eleeU•• posts In 1 mg ltts, Unlq up the facilities of Para· denly the country has become "tha , -sufferino fro m a n('rvou~ ron· Uon will ,.mploy about 65 """r· . e er up • . . ., d IMrs J&cob Phillips were Mr . Mtddleport and Pomeroy are re.. . · '"' . mer down 15, 4:45a.m.; lnva . , · · d to bnu't pet'tl I 1 mount Plcturea aa well as his own Em· scene" for hippies who can afford It ... •·d1tlon . He was treated by the ~one with an ;mnual pavroll of . . H tand Mrs. A. N. Kraft., Toney, qmre su ons pror llquad. ' more u..n $200 000 . er up 15, 5.15 a.m.' C. ~ oro- i Mike Lilli<! and Mary . They to the deadline. There Ia aloo a busy Platures, hh provided for eight of. Jazz drummer "Phllly" Joe Jones hal · · er up.2516. 6:3(1• Ra.m.; 0d EC up .havo ' return... •• 10 thelr home In possibility of petitions heln• ... re- flees for himself on the lot and spent a been encountering bill problema in Ja• 17 T 3 I . . a.m., ang~r own ·i La N c quired also for the Board of quarter of a million dollar~ on the pro- pan, but tbe situation Is quite a .mystery. 7·10 a.m.; St. Mary's down 18, ,c amp tun~ o! .C lumh Public Affair> in Middleport £t · Even the lllslder• don't know preclaety 0 Phillupss, was reported. No polillons h~ve ject before a Qamera :lias turned.· 2:15a.m. ; Rose G up 18, 5:30 1MMrs. Gd 01M~ raw A local producer will 1eek Gov. Rockwllat happened. r. en n . ayne 1 . . a.m.: OVEC down 20 , 4. 15 a. ' Mr Le - been filed yet accordllll to efeUer's permission to set up location Well, look who's gone and chaneed 1m : Lynn B down 20, 5:40a.m. : 1of Belle, w. Va., •· WIS the Board of 'li:lectiont, thil ~or a new film on His Excellency's estate his photo Image after all these yearslll•nois down 20, 6:20 a.m., Sou- Slone of Ch:llicothe and Mr. , morning m South America . . . Alan Jay Lerner Is none other than Richard Nixon. His new th•rn liP 22, 6:20 a.m.: A. J. ,Jome1 Phillips and Aaron of 1 · - - . : · now a proud arandfather, courtesy of pictures make him look very movie hls beautiful blonde daughter, Susan star-Ish, with a different haircut no --by He!en aottel---' Patton down 23. 5:40 p.m.; Nitro were recent. visttora Mrat ; Queen City down 23, 11 :30 p.m.; jthe home ol Sqwro and (,Mrtl. Morgan Holmes), who Is tutlabyln& jowls and no 5 o'clock shadow. Where a b~by daughter at Le Roy Hospital ... was this tenser when the Nill:on political Youth ~•ked For It al Forensic Leagu~. Just b.. Jerry Bosworth down 23, ~ I Jacob Phillips. . Ela~ne Stl1tch's new thrill Ia a young ad- campaigns were going on? ... . . Brace thiS rolumn is lor young cause 1 dress ln a particular a.m.: Richie up 23, 6:15 a.m. I Mn. Phllllpt It lmprovmg I vertislna: executive, Gary Pudney . . No yourself for a new song comiq up on c~:~:,:~;,.;tlhelr ptohl•m• ahd stylo is no need to classify me Woyne H. up Greenup, 5:20 P· [nlcoly and wlohes to ..pre" [ sooner did Pierre Salin&er land In Parts Tin Pan Alley, titled - if you ca,p :1 their trouhl•• and a! a lad lollowet or a sheep, . m.; Etta Kelco down 555 p.lher appreciation lor tho maoy : the other day than he had to flop Into lleve it - "I've Got A Hot Line to 'th• As wllh the reot ol Helin as U. N. so rud•ly Intimated m : H. F.. Bowles down, !:30 p.. card• which she hos ~olvtd _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ bed with tlie flu. Word was given out Lord." ;i JIII)jt tJa, It welcomes laughs in her letter. 1 don't make fun m.: : Ravenswood up, 7:40 p. :rrom her fr1eod1. By Mro. A. R. BaUoy 1 Won't dodge a ~P.rious que-s· ;at her, just berauS(I she wears m.; L. W. Sweet, up 3:25a.m.; Mr. and Mn. St.anJey Purcell Mr . and Mri. E1sie Homer however, that he U be working on hli The big laugh with the cast and crew with a brush-off . clothes I consider ridiculous and J ohn Ladean up 5 a .m.; Edena and son, Phillip, of Kennsln&- of East liverpool spent Moll- book about President Kennedy while he 1 recuperates. " Dr. Zhlvago," now shooting in Mad· of TilE H'IPS'l'I<R• hideous. I wear my hair long Bosworth up Meldahl, 2:10 p. ton, Md., are ltaylng for ? m- day with Mr. and ·Mrl. Geo11e rid , Is "You're wanted at the cemetery. w DNr Helen : because il is one ol my nicPot m.; Lewio !lp, 6 p.m.; Valvo- I definite lime at tho PhillipS 1 Roberts. Castro Is moVIng more of his troops That means you have a phone call wait1n e ard to t fo fe•tures. I hke textured stock- lone up. 6:45 pm: E•oo Penn· home. Tommy Karr of Cheater wao 1 Into positions around our Guantanamo Ing: telephones aren't as easily Installed 8 the ~d~re<es ~t t;.equ~:lli; ings because they show off my sylvania up, 11 :25 p.m.: Alton Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bu~suesl of Gordon Holter for Bay Naval Air Base, and they're digging in Spain as they are In California or New g legs the only reallv pretty part Zepher up, 2:55 a.m.; National garner of oetr New Haven vos- aupper Frldoy evenilli Sto011, I canol supply each · m deep, as If Cutro plans a little crisis · ralher awkward · 1·t d sun day afternoon with Mr' r Lester Bailey · of Morning · lndividuall but 1 d have lh 01 my hnny. ' up , 4:20 a.m. . 1e Star to enlfven the l~ndlng Inauguration York, !10 beauties summoned for dinner dates have to trot to the graveyard ; to add~;o ihelr fan" club ,; As fo r makeup, I look hldeouo Gallipolis Dam Hamilton :and Mra. J. M. Crump. . spent a day wilh Mrs. A. H. of President Johnsoon ... Etlubeth AI· say when and where . . . . . Tbe nnallce England Fans con write 1 . in, any lipstock shade that is down, 8:35 p.m. ; Rowe up 10:· I Bailey. len will be on stage almost constantly as companies in Hollywood are havtng -a Anllabel . lladnor H 110 9!-~ darker than pink. and my eyes 10 p.m.: Semet up, 11 :35 p.m. ; Mro. Murl Ours spent a day the star of Richard ltodgers' muldeal "Do busy season. Six atarteta and two husRegent Stret, Londo;," Eng- ' could use 011me make-up. man down, 11.35 p.m.; Rail• with Mro. Ernest Johmnn of I Hear A Waltz?" She'll sing ten of the bands of famous stars have had their land. But bt patient. The ..,_ ' . Why, oh why , must an yone up 12:20 a.m.: iturdman down, Belpre. master's songs, and her performance cars repossessed within the put two eeive a lot of moil and Y aro JUdge another person by 1 he 2:25 a.m.; Calhoon up, 4:34 a. Mrs. Mary K. Holter and Shll· should win her the honors she's worked months. !mown lo answer let tepsr-er clothes he or ohe wears, a type m.; Thelma up 5:16 a.m. ron and Mrs. A. H. Bliley spent for so hard. Film experts are laughing about the kMwn to anAwer let.e ~ per· of ha•r style or other outward Sunday afternoon _wath Mr. and way everyone was obviously "taken" b1 IOiillly - and they are still I appe~rances1 . Mrs. Worley DaviS of Dexter. Janet Leigh, one of our most public· Nick Adams when he aired his domestic the No. 1 group in England.- ! Lets put ot th os way: I may By Alta Cone Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr oalled spirited actresses, has addre111ed more difficulties on television. They consider. FAN or 'rHll F AB not like the clothe' )' ou wear. on Mr. and Mrs. Wt111am Sort!en than 3&,000 college students in her ef· ed it an effective way of publicizing hit ' I but. I defend to the death your . !Continued From Page 11 Mr. and Mrs. John Silver of and Mr. and Mrs. Cllie Orr on forts to recruit ~olul!teers for the Peace new picture, in which he plays an und.,. Dtor Helen : : right to wear them?- SQUllEK ! Thr,. dayo sbort of tho com- Nebraska are visiting: her pal' Sunday. Corps . . . Arii!Otle Onai!Sis is picking sirable character - and which he partly I mel this boy about lwo Dear S: 1pletlon of his heralded "first 100 ents, Mr. and Mn. Jarrot 8<>- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Deeter up bills Uke mad for the people shoot- owns . . . The Animals are j10ing to set qo. He was very nice It " clothes don 't make the days" of Labor government, WI!- bo and oilier relatives In this and family of Columbul open! Ing a TV series around Melina Meroourl up shop in an E. 48th St. office buildina: . we had lots of fun IQfl:eth- 1man" <or gjrl), then why are 1 H'On 's fore~.gn mmaster, PatriCk neighborhood_ ja weekend with Mr. and Mrs. In Athena. Tbe obvious reason: they've (no, girls, not a pet ahop) when they ar• II: 1111~ II only lasted 1 monlh. l you "conservatives'' called! Gordon Walker, wao beaten Mra. Grace Hensler spent a George Roberts, got It loaded with plugs for hll various rive from London this week. The Brltisb l _W.UO t to happy about break- ' "squeeks'' 1 don 't think there . Thursday by the .c:'nservatlve recent Sunday with her sister, Randy Orr spent a weekend enterprises . . . Gloria Okon, who doea combo Is opening a firm for music pub~- tip - the th•ng that bother- Ihas been anol.her lime in his· i condtdate In Bntam • most Mr. and Mra. Harry Lewil of with his gtaodparenlt, Mr. and TV commercials on four New York chan- lishing, tour packasing and tslent manell me most was that he had tt.ry whon young people so ob- i•ensahonal by..,lect!On upset Wilkesville. Mro, Clint Orr, · nets - and makel a six·fiflllre•ayear sal· agement, and have registered It undeP. ef hos fnend£ come and viously took side• against each . since World War II. Ramon Morris Jr. •pent Sun- Mro, Mary K. Holter, Mra. ary - Is conferring wltb Walt Disney the oddball name of Stamina - which it IIIII: me wt were through, and 1other - and showed It by the ! day at the C..rter homt in Sadie 'l'rusell aDd Mrs. 'Mal')l about a series of kiddie records. you-know-what spelled backwards. iii!' Ill ~uroe, we stopped talk- way they dress, wear their hair, CHICAGO - _REPUBLICAN New Marshfield. IIDse attended tht tuneral of . He •• ·very shy And I was 1etc. Am 1 rigllt or wrong•-H. , National Commott.. ~mbers Albert Cone was In Nelson· Mrs. VIolet Hill st Pomel'O)' . hurl. Now I have heard Dear Helen : .assembled today to ratify lhe ville to ,.. her brothar, Har- Mr. ond Mra. Lawt. Ed&el would like to get toReth- . Whtther ll's 8 a.m. to 5 p m. change .· over from Goldwat· vey, who underwent suriery at apent an evenlllg With the Clint " __... me again, but when we or 1 to 3. teacher• are still er domonat10n to neutral con- Ml St Mo 's holpltal Orr and family. Mr. and Mrs. eatb other we hnth look the • going to find oome way lo give ltro_l of the national party ma-l Mn.' Fly'! Pendleton 'ot Rae!- William Sorde11 also call". . W~. Should I go ~ to h<lmework, "' these Ide., a- ctunery . . clilf calld 00 friends in !hill Brenda Lee Ballard, dalllllf>, " ,..,. ttart a converoat10n, 1 bout lenglhenlllll the school day ' Some of the Repubhcatul at- vicinity nocenlly. er of Mr. tnd Mrs Ralph Bal· lor hlme to come to , won1 help uo anyway For In· l<!ndtng the p•rly mtttlngl Everett llolcomb and lami])l lard II In a Parkmblll1 botWNOERtNG : stance. last year we had an , wanted to postpone the elec- were Columi'n:, visitors one day pltal. . Wl)h_: _ __ 1 eight perind d8y ol -46 minutes tion until April 1 at another 08· the past week . tou w11tt for a shy boy !o eiCh. 'IIllo year we hove o otx tinnal commit!" meetlna. They Mn. Leona Pettit madt 8 the d.. ore bulto?, you 11 . perllld day ol one hour rach. 1were grumbling iD private that buainOII trip to Qlarleoton, W. SENTIN~ I long, cold wmter. Start The la•t 15 minutes of ea<h per- ~ Goldwatet had " I!Oid out" to Va Thursday ' " II:L ,,e~~~~~~htm •• II yoo'd nev- 1, lnd I• for "supervised otudv" his rritlco. One of tho allefled · . . I ~ . when we can get our homework Iloaders o1 the drtw for o potl~ at•lrlc•a ~or":..:;:turn: ~ DI\IOtlto TO tNTalll'l or a top you sbollld ro- I done lor next da y Roy , did we ponoment slid, howeYtr, thm ,,.::a•~ llldt cti~t ~1Maoos MASON ARaA 10 10 aU yout llfeo: don't aet rooked on that one! The WI! ·•not a dlln.~, il't a ~ld 1 i .....,. • y aw••rll 1• 0w111, . . . . . . llelteve flhat )"1111 haw- ' teacher! u~ up every mlnut~ deck." -. · • - ~-"' otlltt jto,ftd lor younotll. HOW of e~ety period for t~achll111 . Ml'l. Rutll Wood ullod Ob ,.•....,.. ....,_ _ .,... bow )'llUr ally "'y !Did and olop on as much hom..work ATnNDINO CONVENTION 1.11'1. Glallyl Morrll ont tVIlls frlendl ~ play JOhn ai \Vt ever had lilt ytar ~ not , EdiiOII Hobetetttr 11 au.nd· inl 1111 flll•t wttlt. ;v• ,"r.:;, .:?::"111"': In Nvtrlt? more 1 - BEAVER C. ing the annual conventloll Of Junior Jones and family tlfltlll 1111. . , a practical job to , the Ohio rort'lti'Y Aa&oclaUon, Thursday at the Jewtll Jones .:.::0::0: ~,.0:= - H. i 'Iilia column Is dedicated to being h~ld at tho llolilhem Ho- hotno neer Ca11>0nler. ""'r':'uoo11 ··~ ,, .._ Helot~: , !amity llvillll, "' if you'ro nav. l tel In Colutllbua tnday and Sat· Helen Peck opent 1 night Yllth U•• """MUi ii!'"v· It'' J.U eln I "aqueelt'' equal · ing kid ttouble or just plain · urday. ller BCIIOOI mate, Min 'l'o!ll Pet- ~· An., ow ... '"· •• . 1111 • 1 1-~ear-OIG gltl trouble. let lielen help YOU. . Ut. · .. 3::~ 'W:=O::: • t::' ~o: '\o a . She wUlalso w~lcome your own DANCE c;_~ELLED th The Donald Cono !amllv tlf 1\':t~ •;:,.r:" 1 o • nor amu 11 ng expcroence!. Addti!M A dMce IICn=uled for Is ·.tbena spent Sunday wtth hts _..,, II.., .,,... _,, 11.110. reporter for the lll'hool 1Rolen !lilttel fn care of thl! :saturday night at the l'olll!l'GJ parents, Mr. and Ml'i. Albert ~. ",':.':,l,~f,"'..;"~"il:...l; •U•~·a membor or the Nat1on- ' newspaper. IEa•ln club bas been oanoelled. Cone• ""'' ,..,IILOaUai, tto..,,11.01. ........... • • •• , ••• TbrM M l Comnu"ttee NarnedTh day t': J. ••I • oday 's 111 .:.r1 e Girls' Intramural basketball teafllll of Middleport . H' School have been organized Mr. DenmsTh Osborne member te , their caPiai~ an".:"" ond also chose team mimes. h y are th F hman 0 Ants the So hom:e ~~ the 'Juniors PDrag Hagsguara, and the Senior Facemakers. Members of the teams are · Freshmen J ack i e Hawley aod Cand~ce Bahr : Susi" Manley ~en ' Patty Slavin.' Betsy ham, Donna Hayman, c a King, Debbie King , Elaine vis, Luanna Mcintosh, Thelma Robinson, Myrtle Faulk, Jame Gerard, Jo Toney, Sandy worthy and Ann Wilson. Sophomores, Stephanie en and Marilyn Stumbo, c~aptalns ; Kay Ault, Diana Davis , Sandy Garten, Debbie er, Rose Marie Hackett, Ann Halley, Margie Harris, Sandy Humphreys, Alberta Ue, Kathy McElhinny, Susie Morris, Susie Ohlinger, Pickens, Sue Rue, Schmoll, Sandy Swartz, Jamarilla Ward and Mary Wolfe. Juniors, Connie Cooke and d.tea I Report I 1 "'I Elect"on B ard c~mpli"X E Iarg.ngi . ••s 1 Service Hours • • 1 .ro---------·------ i HELEN HELP US! I '·18 h as an Society NeWS bef • 1 • • • • • ' \ 'I ' UPI BrJe • £S • • I THE DAILY "" . ...... SEOAL RESERVES TEAM W LP Jackson .. .. .. 7 0 280 Nel!onville •. . . 6 I 291 Wellston .. . . .. 5 2 2114 Athens .. ... . . , 4 3 248 Logan .. .. .. .. 3 4 251 Middleport , .. 2 5 257 I 6 231 zoo l ~~;;~~iat atGalllpoils Nelsonville at Pomeroy SATURDAY'S GAMES: IIJac~"'" at Waverly Middleport at Wahama Pomeroy at Racine • R-•lth• , • • • lOIII SANDWICH Orclor By !"'And Toka 'lim Hom• ,, _ , _ Sollhdl l I P:~c!:..~...~1r".'..f:'ft\O/ .t}'; ,:;:,arl':l' .:::":\1... ,..,.....llo i .:t.. '::',..,.,.. •• ::.::•:r.,-: .. •• &\: 80-72. SVAC S WATER FILTER jcut Wichita Ace Dismissed Alaska has the longest seacoast of any state in the llnlon, APPLIANCE Bowman, a pillar in Wichita's With two games remaining on ePLUMBING success, and Davis will first semester eligiblllty both eROOFING back on the team for the sec- Bowman, a U.B scorer, and ond ball of the season. Davis would have been eligible for those two games H The Shockers are had deficient grades. 12·2 for the season and ~ A university spokesman the Missouri Valley the "obligation' did not lnv,oln•ll WY 2-2374 ence. grades but "wu certain U4 Mitt st. Middleport LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE Thompson~ ~: IF;;;:;:;.,.;:;;;....;;,;.~==~~~~~iiiiii Coach had not Gary yet returned .. scouting a high school hall tournament at nearby Pherson, was not available comment. Neither was BmN·il Announcing RED HOT Mickey's First Floor-Pomeroy Bowling unes Mickey Menchini, Prop. Portable Cleaner SWEEPER With Attachments With Attachments 1 H .P. Motor MODEL MODEL CID- MVl _ _ O.E. 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Hideaway G.E. $19.95 e .w.~.: wvua2 SPECIAL ':t:ad';: ~!ll!.M>!ll! . ,.3~-&~'"-WA!!ll!Md IIjl~~a~~~y~ei~~~IOO~M~or-a.vm~n~86_._._m_a_n_a_n~d~Da--v-is_._._.._.__, "ztz~~~~ZW. With at least 6,640 miles, 1 • Redmen Outlast Tiger Quintet, ll0tol04; Dillon Scores 29 Points, Gets 34 Rebounds -~-- Colle•• n-ketbaR 8 ..,.1... • """ ,'" Negotlotlons are underway By United Pre" lnlernat•onal betw- Gallipolis and Pl. ~s Western 68 Utah St. 62 Pleasant Higb scbool ofllelals F1or.'da 86 Mlam1 (Fla. I 89 to renew a basketbaD seri~ Regl9 Coli. 85 Colorado Col. 51 Murray fKy_. ) St. 97 belw- the two schoolli. Austin Peay 75 Gallipolis aad Pt. Plensaol Cedarville !08 have no& met oo &he bardwood since Jan. 28, 1947 - 18 years Huntington (Ind.I 89 ago. Pt. Pteasaul bolds • Zl· Rio Grande 110 Campbellsville fKy.) 104 It edge ill vlclorles ill a ser· les that found them playlag Indiana St. Coli. !Ill Shippensburg St. 98 GABS 40 limes ID !! yean, 78 Hanover 62 Bellarmlne !rom 19211 through 1947. &tiill!! "'.,!ll!d-._ _,.WO!MOJZII!I. •TomBoy ~ Four cut 1 cb fr ee " ' - b'! ly buiJ I up a ~ halltlme lead. q. Also Sophomore Don Tra!D-r SCbott IS-IH5; Fry IS-r.-%9 Re- 1-1 Dllloa 11-11·21; Trout Hwavwo J'lon Trainer and Jim Marshall The fired-up Tigers were not er came through In htsb fub. l.f-2; p., 2-M: York 17; Trainer H-it; ~ :1.3-f; In the final 1:36 Tltunday Diglll to be denied tbough u they loa with a blg JO point proctuo. 5-0-10; AtweU SH; Deaton :1- Leltb :1-z.tl; !bjllork e-1-1. ~ enabled the Rio Grlltlde Co~ nipped at the Redmm tbrou&b- lion. TOl'ALS C.!D-I04. TAL8 ~110_ ""• lege R<odmen to onap I two • out the oeoond half unll1 the '!be lree lbrow, a WeapoD RIO GRANDE (Ill} Halftime ooore: Rill ' gam~ losing streak u they Bedrnen surged IAl their big· that cnuhed the lledmen bt Kanhall 7·1Z-21; Gregory 1· Campbell.mJie -o. 'Yo've IOI It Ill wroq ;..:.10-104 ~eat ~~~!'"; gest lead In the second haU at their last two road gamea • That's 1101 the kJII(I f !gist. befo ~ g the 3:34 mark when the acore- gal!mt Bluelletd State and Wll· AmNTJON -LADIES Jlle88inl I'm ;,ID;~ GA~ a ' I crowd ill the board read berforce, camo !n mighty bal>Free bowling Instructions • gymnas urn. However Phil Trout, a •ery dy Tlturlday Dight 88 Coacll by Mra. Amanda Sawyer, for With the acore deadlocll:ed at fine senior guard !rom North I.a•b•m's hoopstera went IAl the new and ladies fandings 100-100, the Tigers' George Lewisburg, fouled out with 4:· line 58 times and converted 44 wishingbowlers on their to improve SVAC ALL GAMES Higden fouled Marsball as he 20 left and hls departure took fre throws. Jun Marshall """ present scores on WednesTEAM w L p OP drove lor the basket. Higden away some of the bsdly neetjed brUIIIIIII In this departmelll, day afternoons 1 to 3 pm. Eastern .. .. .. 10 0 661 505 proteoted the call ao strongly height, Before pickL'lg up ilia ""nnillll U of 13 atempta. POMEROY Kyger Creek . . 5 4 467 484 that a tw<>-shot technical foul fifth personal Trout tallied 17 ' 'Rwo excellent foul thOtSouthwestern .. 4 4 41 411 wu called on him and he was points and was very rugged on mg IDBde up for an otherwl.oe BOWLING LANES North Galli• .. I 7 414 506 banished .!rom the contest by defense against the bol-lhoot. bad night finding the range as POMEROY, 0 , Hannan Trace 2 10 587 704 the oficlal!. ing Tlgen. Rio Grande bit on only 33 ot 83 -The 11-6 Schott and &-5 Bob field goal atempls for o 39.7 SVAC VARSITY MarohaD lllepped to the Fry were almost UDlltoppable average while tile visiting TlgTEAM w L p OP ltoe aod 111Ccesoflllly convert- as they contlnued IAl bombllf'd en bombed bt 42 ol 83 shots for >:astern 5 o 339 220 ed bolll lree lbrowo 01 the the nets with a variety of shots a red-bot iO.I average. At the Creek . . 4 1 212 2~ ~ed foal, :"n Tr~~ that carried the Tigers Into the ree throw line, Campbellsville 0 :. .. 2 2 2%1 228 tr .., ab 100-all tie in the final 135 and converted 20 of 41 attempts. 1 0 Gallia . . o 5 !!12 328 ~ad Jllll to a tee set the stage lor the Important By 11'imdng, the Redmea up.. _ H H Ul3 1313 ea • lree throws by Marahall and ped lhelr 1ta1Dn mark to Bill Schott's goal reduced It Trainer that led w the victory. U wblle llampbellsviUe II SVAC RESERVES to 104-102 before Marshall took Seboll took game IICtlfiDc aow :1-7. 584 w L p OP a long pass on a steal by Paul boooro witb 3i poillll, II ill The Redmen will he idle unNortb Gallia 5 0 199 108 Dillon and laid up a crip shot the oe<ond bill. wblle Fry tll next Wednesday when they OP Kyger Creek 3 2 191 124 to give the Redmen a 108-102 made It a great comblaatloa open a tw<>-game road trip at Eastern . ..... 3 2 148 118 lead Wlthl4sed7seconds left, and by addlag IIIGr lbe looel'l. Ada against Ohio Northern Un· 365 Hannan Trace 1 4 l08 226 'framer c o out the !COring Leading the way for Rio iversity and then move on to 1 405 Southwestern with two more charity throws Grande was big Paul Hoss" Detroit, Mich. for a Thursday 0 4 94 164 1 411 T"TALS .. .. . 12 U 7tl 741 in the final 10 seconds. Dillon whose 29 poinll and 34 night tussle against Michlgon FRIDAY'S GAMES: It was a wild and woolly con- important rebounds snapped Lutheran College, Kyger Creek at Soutllwesteru test that was packed with thrill! him out of a three-game slump Wednesday's contest will be with 2 throw-away sedimmt tnter eartrllps. Eastern at Hannan Trace as the Red men exchanged six in both departments. 'Ibe bus- the only meeting of the season SATURDAY'S GAME: leads with Campbellsville In ky 6-5 junior played one of bill with Ohio Northern's Polar Fairland at Kyger Creek the first eight minutes of play. finest all-around games since Bears, but Thursday the RedHUE SPUIUN$ CLEU WATEI Coach Art Lanham's quintet, the beginning of the season. men will face a team they spearheaded by Paul Dillon, Rio's other big stars were the thrasbed 17-13 in tile seaaon Thi• low cost Water }'iller removeo lilt, mucl, l'1llt, ll8lld, Frosh Slap 53-21 Phil Trout, and Trainer, took ever dangerous Marshall, who opener on Nov. 21. dirt from water, providing sparkling, erystaklear -ler the lead for good at 21-20 and ripped In 18 points the second Bere Is the box score: from tap. All-plastic construction, over 570 11q.lo. of filter. Loss on Kyger Five were never again behind durhalf to finish as runner up CAIIIPBELUIVILLE (1MI EasUy installed in your water lead-in line. Gallipolis unbeaten freshmen ing the contest as they gradual· with a total of 26 for the evenPatlan 3-0-6: Owens :1-1-5 : rolled over Kyger Creek's frosh 253 53-21 on the Washington hardwod hursday evenin.(. The boys of Coach Cliff Wil· son now own a 7-0 season re<:ord. Monday, they play Pomeroy on the Panthers court. Yesterday, the Gallians led WlCIDA, Kan. (UPIJ - A 'lllompson stuck to a demlo work Thompson hod 232 E. SECOND POMEROY 11·2, 26-8, 36-12 at the quarter- big question mark hung over ment announcing the two asked lhe two to fulfill lllld marks. . , . . Wichita's third .. ranked basket· mis!lals. He would only say they didn't!• l•_;;:;::;:;:;::;:;:;::;:;:;::;:;:;::;:;:;::;:;i:iiii:;::;:;iii::::::::: Rod Gilkey s 17 oomts pac- ball team today. two "have been rtismissed He said their chances of Jt.. I; ed GaJiia yesterday. Cordell ing reinstated on the team 1th< squad for failure had 10, Doss eight, Gilmore six, Fans of the Shockers were meet obligation for the first se- " were pretty slim.• Meadows four and Burson two. Utemselves shocked over the mester's work. For Kyger, Grose bed five, abrupt dismissal Thursday Lewis Repelr Service Hlll four Jividen, Barnett, 6-foot-10 center Nato Bo•Nman I Peck, ~y and Eblin two and reserve pivot Gerlad Davis. been met they will not be -FOReach, and Drummond one. Speculation raged on whether lowed back on the oquad.' HEATING • ............ _ 1 SEOAL VARSITY W L P . . . . . . . 7 0 587 Nelsonville ~ · 6 1 470 4 3 449 l i~fE,r~ 3 4 411 3 4 382 . . . . . . 3 4 430 ~ ~~:;~ 2 5 414 .. .. o ., 365 -· -.. 2.8 21 3561 FRIDAY'S GAMES: II ~!idllletlOrt at Athens j wi. .... . , , 2 6fi3 6 3 582 5 4 504 4 4 513 4 5 123 2 8 1!03 o ~ 469 0 7 185 Zll8 STEAK HOUSE I C Rid I hestnut ge . Society NeWS a Craw's =====---! 1 SEOAL ALL GAMES w L p 8 1 112 LAUNDRYQRY CLEANING WY 2-5428 POMEROY 1 ' d SEQ Stan ings ROBINSON'S Voice of Broadway •• • reportmg • 1 SHIRT FINISHING • u. l ON . Chrl! Bailey. co-captlans· rarole And.....;n, Edith H~pton· stall, Sharon Harrison Linda · ' SlavJacobs, Rita Mullord, Dee en, Kathy Spengler, Mary Lou TLaeaford,ndLJinda LLoyons, Kathy cey a oyce ng. Seniors, Joy Boggs and Judy Moore, eo<:aptians ; Christine Bahr, Suunne Bradbury, SanBunce, Ann Cr1ner, Dianna Criswell, Chervl Fife, Charlotte Glaze, Ellen Hawley. Barbara Hollman, Linda Kauff, Nancl King, Seren Lewlo, Patsy M~ ley, Marly Nl?holson, Boom~ Spengler. Conme Teaford, n;. ane Van Cooney, Mary Wlburn and Narsa Frost. Team ONE DAY SERVIa R"Jver news ?'I'• - ' - GirIs' Intramural Teams Organized at Middleport 1 • - AtLSTARS lUlCK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS S. S1cond & Mill St. ,· M.!ll• ' port POMEROY, 0. ' ·" ......... tl' ' ~· �. . . . . . . . . .. . . . - . . "' ,. ... ..... .. ~ j - I ---- ....... - • 4-Dally Senl!nel, Pomeroy-Midd!8port, 0., JIJI. 22, 1965 Gentlewomen show 'Grace Under Pressure Property T £efS Sam Harshbarger is Minor lnjuriee -IIJtoll - Gu.,st Instru~tor Suffered in Wreck 5uDdaJ 8ebool t:IO EDI'roRS NOTE: Slr Win· her since Sir Winston was a news •tory of world import- who have shown kindness and they listened to a reading of 11oa ~bill's wile, Clemeo- , stricken. Occasionally she ance. Sir Winston needed quiet restraint. However, she would Lady Churchill's request. Then faDS PT. P!.EASANT - Sam R. PT. PLEASANT ":" Etlwarj llae, bas malnlallled on al- l leaves the house to go for a and at this point Lady Churchill be most srateful if the press, a loJlll silence, finally broken Harshbarger, Milton atto111ey, Clm. Jr.~ 39, ~Ilion ..... coulallt villi by bls brief drive with one of her diSplayed grace under pressure. radJO. TV and film represent&· by a command !rom the boss Elmer A. Reed, dec. to Hazel will be guest instructor !Or the cOJVed rrunor lniurlel of lilt .,. Ide lor lbe past w..k. daughters, and as the car turns A telephone call to Scotland tiv,,. would withdraw from of the British Broadcasting Cor· R. Reed, Ce rt. for Trans.. Rut- Agriculture Class Tuesday eve- shoulder in I two vehicle aceiTbe following di•patrh. by out of Hyde Park Gate you can Yard would have brought pia· Hyde Park Gate." poration's television crew. land. ning , January 26th at Hannan dent Thuroday 10:30 l.m. 01. lJPI eorr06pondent Harry see 8 dignified. white • ha1red toons of police to clear the ! Reporters and camera men Lights were put out Cameras Robert Grueser, Norma Jean High School, Frazier Bottom. Rl 17 8Jlproldmately 13 milts rerruso~~t eumiDes the pres- woman who sometimes can street, but that is not the way j are hardy breed. Nobody can were folded and the newsmen Grueser to Milton E. Roush, Harshbarger will use as his from Pomt Pl•"t~t wben ourea wblch have been manage even a faint smile ol Lady Church ill does things. shove them around wben they began walkJng out of Hyde Sara E. Roush, parcels, Sutton. subject. "Fences, Boundaries Clark and a ~ck drivinl lOUth hroagbt to bear oa Lady greeting to onlookers. Send•• Me,.age are on a big story. You can Park Gate. Ordinarily that Wayne Prince, Bernice Prince and Water Rights." A ques- on Rt. 17 dmen by Woodrow CburrbUJ sine<' the great war- ! In the first days of Sir Win- Instead she sent this message 1ask them to do somethmg but would have been the end of 11, to Walter Rockhold Norma lion and answer period will fol- Alfred of Garretta Bend, W rtor was stricken. ston ·s illness Hyde Park Gate 1 to the newsmen : " Lady i they are the JUdg06 ~~ whether but the next day Lady Olurch- Rockhold, "• A., Olive, Reeds- low. Classes are held each Tues- Va., ~llided. 'l1le trudl: wll •~ was in turmoil as reporters and IChurchill expresses her true 1they will comply. 1 here was Ill found lime to send her grati- ville. day evening at the Vo-Ag De· templ!ng to make I loft tum, cameramen 3 .,~embled to cover 1 thanks to members of the press ! some electricity in the air as tude and thanks. Nancy Bess, dec., to Glenn partment at Hannan from 'I un· police said. By HARRY FERGUSON Kelley , Fern Kelley. Leota til 8:30 p.m. Anyone Interest· Prooerty damage was est!· United Press International Pleasant Valley Hospital Jackson, Robert Bess, Edwin ed in Agriculture may att~n~. mated at $300. Clark 'IIIII liken LONDQN (UPI) - Somebody I ADMITI'ED : Mrs. Abraham Bess, Earl c. Rickman, Earl according to Harold w. Sulli- to a Charleston hoapttallllr ol>once asked Ernest Hemingway Thornton. Pt. Pleasant ; Mary H. Rickman, Charles E. Rick· van, Co-Ag instructor. servatlon. The mishap I! 111111 to describe tho chief attribute Miller, Henderson; Olarles man, Lewis Rickman, Mary under investigation by Slate of a gentleman, and he replied : F1elds, Hartford ; Michael Hud· Rickman Burton, James w. MEETING ANNOUNCED Police. "He has srace under pressure." nail, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Paul Rickman. Marguerite Rickman PT. PLEASANT - The MuAnd so It Is with gentlewom· Bv MARGARET A. KILGORE .. Constructing more roads I which will get help for all of Thornton. Leon. Thoooas Flora Jean Hill Mar- on County Association for Re· ASK TO WED en, too. And so it is. specifical- ' United Preu fntemalional with the same amount of its counties undert he proposal DISCHARGED: Mrs. Isabelle tha A~n Trimble, Affid. for tarded Children wiU meet Frl· POINT P!.EASANT _ Wll· G 1y and particularly, with the WASHINGTON (UPIJ - Penn· money can result 10 only one Ifavors the bill. however . Wilson, Arbuckle ; Mrs. Steph· Trans Middleport 1day 7:30p.m. In the Appalacb- 1 Bobo 36 CIIRon lady at No. 28 Hyde Park Gale. sy lvama offictals asked Con- thmg-lower standards of safe- I Cov. Carl Sanders of ~eorgla en Moore and son, Leon ; Mrs. Leo\~ Jackson. Dou las I ian auditorium. A discussion iam rant , : sa' Clementine Churchill Is a lady gress today to add •15 million I) and quallly.'" Smith ob- a~d Gov. AlbertiS Hamson of James Oldaker. Gallipolis Fer· Jackson Glenn K~lley #ern will be held on the possibility aHnartfod Mllddredh MarlmeaRdaeirdaeppln,le•: VIrginia. also submitted .state- ry .. George Bates. PI . PI eos- Kelley 'Robert w. Bess' Matt1.e of havmg · asheItered workshop. tl lllr r , ave Wl"th both a sma 11 and a_ cap1ta11more to the $1 billion Appa- serv ed . . . arrlage llceruJe In "L! She was born the flrst and la c·hia aid bill. They said it West V1rgm1a, the only state ments m favor of the bill. ant · George Lanier SOUthside : B ' E d . Be A ' Bess All members and interested peron a m L • • • ess, wm ss, nn 1 the office of the County C1f!rk. ehe acquired the second when I wa~ needed to fill abandoned Todd Wayne Martm, Buffalo. Earl Rickm~:tn , Earl H. Rick· sons are urged to attend. ~~;;;;.7:~~~; ber husband was made a knight ! coal mines, control acid min• BIRTHS. Mr. and Mrs. Ab· man, Bonida E. Rickman, Charof the realm. dl ainage pollution and rerla1m CM'Y LEAGUE r~tham Thornton, Pt. Pleasant, les E Rickman Irma Rickman Calus Julius Caesar was the In the last we-:k the pressure I st rip mines. ' a daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Don- Ode!~ K. Rlck~n, Lewis o·. first Roman to have his paron Lady Church•ll has seemed _ Cov. William W. Scranton I Janoary lt, 1165 ald Walkf'r , Pt. Pleasant, a Rickman Mary Rickman Bur- trait on coins in his own lifeto be almost unendurable, b~l ~ and Pensy lvania 's two sena- , Middleport Department Store daughter. ton, Ro~rt Burton, James W. time. always there has been grace m tors. Democrat Joseph S.l Wilmot. Ohio nWerippe4711 ·5. 21M; aRrtulsnsel419447.·8;StBoacbahr-t Rickman , E1mine H. Rickman. ~~;;;o;;;;;o;;iiiiiiiiii;;;o;;iiiiiiiiiiiiOO"'il abundance. The door bell nngs I Clark ond Republican Hugh National Baokelball Association Marguerlle Rickman Thomas. NORCROSS steadily wfth messages from the S . t 1 1,,, 1,tied at Senate Public January 16· 1965 436. Handicap 30; _Total 2430. By United Press Iaternatlolllll Donald Thomas, Flora Jean i ends cl the earth. Members of • co h . 5 on 1Dear Editor Won 1 Lost 2 I'O•nts 2 Syra- 1 Eastern Division Rll Ma . L H'll M rlh A the family come and go through i Wor s o~ • 11 ee earmg I In _Lhe inter~st of our st.at.~ I cusP HaU Park - Damewood W L Pet I ' )or . l ' a a nn the day and night. Tht' phone . th(' mea~t i Tf'. . . and tor what It stands, especl- 499 · Jngels 505 ; Nesselroad 511· Boston 40 . 7. Trimble, Sherwin Trimble, to Sc to SOc They urged that $21.5 m1lhon 8 11 ·th ga • to th twenty· · ' . . · Harry S Moore Jean L Moore buzzes with calls from 1mpor· . . . Y WI re . r"" , e ' R. Louk!l 505; Grueser 429. To- Cincmnah 32 14 696 · ' · ' 23 23 lot, Middlport. k f 30--29 tant persons Food must be or· ' reques ted '" the bill for strip seven counties bemg ravaged I tal 2447 Won 2 Lost I Points t. Philadelphia dered, cook~d and served. She I mine reclamation be mcreased and scarred by coal stripmin- , D " DBar - H. Miller 488: New York 15 31 326 Thomas J. Stewart, Jr .. Myr· Poe ot• o c even faced up to the ordeal or ' 1o !:l6_5 mlill?n for over ~ all ing. we are asking your sup- Walker 494 : J. Louks Westel'll Dlvlstoa . ta Dott Stwart, to John W. making funeral arrangement s coal rt:'Ciamatmn. . port in making this plight known 1462. Schoenleb 405 · Hawley 524. W. L. Pet. Brogan, Jr ·• 40 acres, Salem. he money would be given to 1 d • ' William Grueser Buena T for a man not yet dead. · . . . 1 o your rea ers. 1 Handicap 84· Total 2455. Won Los Angeles 25 20 556 ' Serene During Trouble I, t.lles '" appropnallons of $3 , The Ohio Stripmine recJa. I I.ost% PoJ~ts 2. Pomeroy Ce- St. Louis 24 21 .533 Grueoer to Richard A. Flnlaw, MIDDLI!PORT, O. Through all this tension and mJI~wn a year _o~er a fJve-year I mation Laws are inadeq~~te. l ment Block - Clatworthy 555; Baltimore 21 24 .'467 Gertrude Fin-.w, 1.88 acres, lrouble Lady Churchill has P;''od .. the_duration ot the Ap- 1They do not require backf1lhng Duerr 4U; Davis 504; Ander- Detroit 17 32 .347 _S:a~li~sb;.:u,;ory~..........,......,......;;;;:;;i moved serenely. As she moves p~\ach ta atd program: bl of 1of hig hwal ls and levelling of son 503 : Sauer 550. Total 2598. San Francisco u · 3& .234 11' from room to room supen.•ising 11_1e stales are capa e i . spoil banks to make the land Won 1 Lost 1 PoJDts 6. Thor1days Reault1 the housekeeping chores at No. helpmg 10 reforest anbd rebu ld i npproachable and useable and H & R Firestone - R. Bailey Philadelphia Ill San ~·ran . 102 , 28 Hyde Park Gate, so rrow the land wh.tch ~a~ ~,ens rav- to permit tax structures equal : 378 . Haggerty 477 · Smith ..OS; (Only game scheduled) walks always beside her. She agc•d ~Y s:~lp mmmg , . ~aa;~ to non - mining communitie~. l Radford 443: n . Miller 447; Friday's Games lives in the dread knowledge lion sa Ld .. but_ w~ - must. b'll Be_ autHul fa-rming country lS Handicap 75 ; Total 22~8. on 0 Detroit vs. Phil a., at Bo!iiton that any moment or the day or ' help Nothmg m 1 JS en~re f 1 bemg turned into lasting devas- 1Lost 3 Points o. Downie GrOss San Francisco at Boston night there may be a knock at would be mor• graphic 1 an or tetion due to lack of law. . _ P. Dillon 503; s. Arnold 5611; • the door and the name ol lite the people to b.• able to see One year ago Pennsylvama Jeffers 505 ; Blind 420: Yeaug· 662 : Team lligh Ser~es - H & caller will be death. what Appalachia money, has 1 Pntteled Ihe stnctest str1pmme er 541 . Total 2532. Won 3 Lost C's - 662. lnd. H1gh Game &LWifi#id The public has seen little or I done lo ~eforest the land. 1 reclamation bill in the Unired 0 Points s. Mac Sawyer, 546 and Shirley »etD pott I lie es t•maled that Pennsy · States. Spoil banks are levelled . __ Custer, 49(1. Ind. High Gamevama alone neded $85 million and highwalls are backfilled. u;.h Game - H Clatworthy Bob Bowen, Sr ., 193 and Shir· to $100 mtllton to reforest Its . · ed I h . Oh. W t 1 The stnpmm acres look like 210~ue. High Series _· sam Arn·l ley custer, 193 . HUSH·TOME• I ~nd: ~tates sue as tO , es i large level fields and terraced ' Team H' h Game - - - -I ~~r~I~Ja and Kentucky fa,·e hills in the distance on whiCh I ~:m:y Cement!& Block, 933 : ! BEND LEAGUE ' MCOUSTICAL TILE tree~ are planted. These "ter-1 Team High Series - Pomeroy ' Jaauary 18, 1965 I similar problems. ~- ........ and-eel PORTABLE Several other governors and raced hills" are the upper part , Cement Block 2598. j Natloaal Lifo - Owens 381; I, ~embers of Congress als? te~t· of the farthest side of the high' Gloeckner 399; T. Grueser 352 ; - - aad ec a- mally fiadi'ltl Iller """' euil:,l 'lled befo re the comm•ll• m Iwall that remains due to lack I \IONDAY NITE MIXED Bacon 502; K. Aiker 442. Handi· -add lbo 'at ol quiet to of the federal a1d b1lt t.o f rll I1 · GUE cap 87· Total 2163. Won e Lost l lavor 1 • · t th f an 1 LEA • t.mly lmng! c... .. md,&ot 1 12 h" to 19" re)cvena e e eronomy o. I The land is again useable, the ' January 18 ltle5 I 3 points e. Racine Legion a&ee 1 w olaur s k>-JaDow stretchm!; from , t:co nomy o1 affected communi· Bee Cees - •M'. Bo wen 413 ,. Teaford 447·• Goody 476·• Gil· I J'slate area . h Al ~ ... loldor, ... - I Pennsylvama to nort ~n f •· ties IS upheld, water pollution J Chesher 373; B. Bowen, Sr., land 440; Sears 538; Damewood 80 I 1 •g • tboj'II.Wppve ' bama. The money woul go or . is at its minimum, and the 497 .. H Chesher 436 · Total 1719. 432. Total 2342. Won 3 L.. t 0 a · d 1 ,_....'DWIIII:., __ , better ronnectmg roads. 1m· 1 . ddi · 1 t per • · ' p 0 int 8 I g' approx1mate a t1ona cos Won 1 Lost 2. Ashland OU s · resources an d 1 1 to the operatar is L Gilmore 415 ; H. Ambe rger Columbus &:- Soutbem Elec1 I proving d . water . . 1 ton o coa ... . ian •mpro.ementse.d I , ten cents. The biggest bargain 46·2· A Sawyer 412· M Sawyer tric - Cougenhour 519; Alkue ... -":" The. Senate pass . t 1eb meas· Im the world when you cons id• Handicap · ' Total · 466·. Boyer 417.• Horky 372 ·• Bod· .. ~ • . h 9· 11.144. 23" Screen O:'IWA QUALJn' .. <111o·~ ure m tts last ses10n. ut t e th rice o( 8 cup of coffee. 546 · ' imer 4DO. Handicap 90; Total House failed to act Ier e P Woa 2 Lost 1• Lo t • p.;_,_ z ·· ~~ · ~ •Z4kt.tiGMINE.W ADMIRAL COLOI · . However, the thinking is not Plabeads _ Ada Nease 374; 2314 Won I s • ~ · . . w1tift1• .. wltal .... FID[LIT'r CONTROL !P11.pe,. •. J Gov. Edward T. Breathitt of I Our Senate BUI 332 N Waid Croa & Sona McKen412 . _.. eot. TV Contrut{ Kentucky urged that the com- the same. S. Bartel! 401; Art ease ; . Gr . :·-~~..:. lrighlll_.-_ . Co . 'h. (patterned after the Pennsyl· E Bartels 412 Total 159. Won %1e 400; Cross 408 ; user 493 . 1 ~.,. :;,..·.. :.,--. mlttee and ngres 'give , IS . • od . . . st• 470· Nesselroad 563 To· . . vania law) whtch was mtr uc- z Loll t Cellar Dwellers 1vers . · Rectangular Screen PRICES START leg1slatwn as speedy a passage d.ed . commit ' · tal 2344 won 2 Lost 1 Points 6. 271 as can be ·ustified , ed last year, I m J . Bowen 3 6; S. Yeau~er . ; I ·• • 1 AS LOW AS J · . tee From all indications, sev- B Bowen Jr 398 · L ca rson Impenal Electric - Carson I Fissured HIM-ltM-richiJ ....,_ Gov. Hulett C. Sm1th of West · b.tl .11 be 1·ntroduced · ·. ·• . ' T i 1 1562 448 . Miller 555 ; Bratton 380; 147 0 3 1 . s :.:_t if th Vi ·gima criticized the road sec- cr.al 'nclude 420. Handicap ' · Hi~ton 458 : Clatwortby 513. To· i t.ion ot the bill betause its thiS seswn ey.; the Won 1 Lost 2• . tal 2354. Won 3 Lost 0 Points 8. H Jrd 476 . sponsors had increased the water Impoundment Pat&lel - D. Clark 428. B. Ill N 2 With Workable total road . building mileage highwall .. and shy away from , ClaTk 493; P. Ingels 459 : C. p~ sum~: Ed- do ~:Y p I· GALA TILE Tred ..ln 3 350 complete levelling of spoil \ Ingeli 482. Total 1862. Woo I atte4r H. I wa;14s 'n ,ndau ......•... ... ... ... ... -.... Planed from 2'850 to ., b k C uneil i5 not in 1 Lot 2 H & c·s s Custer sen l7 : aey · a •cap 8 miles but did not increase the an 5• our .0 .. • •• 171· Total 2190 Won 0 Lost 3 22c per sq. f. / ! amount of money _ $840 mil· i favor. There IS defm1te ~anger \ 490 ; v . Hannahs 454 ; P. Hen· P .• t 0 · ADMIRAL .•. Ma,.k of Quality ThroU/lhoultM World Middleport Ilion - originall); requested to I of percolation of the acid wat- 1nessy 384; T. Henessy 507 ; o~~:h G - G Nesselroad N. 2ntl An. ' , ' I I l BIgger • Federa} Grants for Restoral•lOll Of Ravagedstflp • M•Jlle LandSare ASked k (· 1 . VALENnNES asi :soo 1 • I I \ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE I' 1 1 1 ,_..,...i.===----'"---; MOTOROLA CEIPTEX I II 1 I ! ,I TELEVISION ° TABLE & CONSOLE MODELS I ~ .""" " ... • ,rant 23" COLOR .' $399100 1 RADIO & T.V. I ~r~ int? springs and streams. i Handicap 54. Total 1889. Won 2 220 . Hi :~:ries ~ G. NesselWater unpoundment would also Loot I. ' ~ T am High Game _ create thousands of stagnant : ~oa ' . 1· ctr' 849 . Team I 1 d ! DID YOU KNOW That E: VALLEY WMBER! AND SUPPLY Ccl BAKER FURNITURE and impure water holes already 1 Team High Game - H & C.'s Hm~r~ . e_ '~mpe iaJ ElecPh011t1 WY4>270J proven to be death traps for I - - - - · i Jg ~""' r I MIDDLEPORT, 0. S Third St, MJ4olloport 1 swimming enthusiasts. BUT 1t port? rJc · _____JI..,.========""'=""'==========!:._______...:.._:.::...._::_.1 would be the cheaper way for I We need the support of every· -=--the mining industry. one interested m conservation. Should we fail to get a stripOOMM\JNITV COUNCIL mine reclamation law comparFOR RECLAMA'l'ION ' able to the Pennsylvania law Alice J . Grossniklaus, Sec'y. : during this le.g\slative session, ), • .;;;~~"---=--""'=~ i our Council deems it most time!·· that "Slripmine Reclaman- 1 tion" be put on the ballot in ! 23 i 1 DUKE CLEANERS • GUARANTEES .• . all buttons are replaced on your laundered shirts or we will laundry .. • e 3 Shirts Free of Chg. =.e====,...---==========...,=~'INovember • -------We are MENS LEATHER PULL-ON a'65.non-profit chartt·r1 ed organization (since Feb. 7, \963 1 struggling to keep "'Ohio Beautiful" and to uphold ci)!Tl· munity economy "Nhere the on· sl•ught is and will take plac. Broke_n- - The aid of all news media is SillS needed. This is a non·parUsan and non-exclusive issue. It is a \ I big job and costs money to send Values To $12.99 these \etters but we are happy 1 '· to shoulder the t >Sk if they are published. We would even be ' happy to re(·eive a few postage 1 Middleport, 0 . stamp. l Can we count on your sup· 1 BOOTS $].88 Stop walki~ across the street to look at somebody else's Mns now yon can get one ofyour own at your funl Dealer's! for that tpecial occaaion, • l:eoptOko Diamonc! Ri"9 1o tho pert.d ~ift now ond forever. ...nd every K~psake Ja pw. manenffy regist•red and proo -~ "'IOintl lou. You _, pay _,. I1UI you can't 11ur a finor Dlaooo11d ....... 1 J:. F L• e • ONLV '299 $30.00-·loloncoon c--r.,.,. MASON FURNnUJtE CO. MASON, W. VA. $2395. Join the Mustangers! Ready now-'your perscmel Muatana just as fast as you can get to your Ford Dealer'sllmmediltl delivery on the Mustang you pick out. Mustang-the blgelt success car since the Model A Ford I Get one I f. 0. B. Detroit Mtrs. IUfliHied price. •M•nut•ctur•r'l sua:ut•d lilt prLc• I'Dr Musblnl H•qitop; DtltiMtion eMil-. ...te . . 10c1111 tax•• •nd t•n. If sny, ar• •J~tra cost. Sterour D•ler fOr l'lltHUh'll price. ' '' II I f'•Jf I l ol ' I KEITH GOBLE FORD 461 South Third St., Middleport, 0~ DoJ ol «wtg J' 11• L IJI.: Oaofelllou. ~ .... belln Mus. no ......,. ..., ...., om-.; elllrKo. RayS Wlnln&. •·-• · a ,._ .......,oy 10 a. m. -f- '. J I .f,. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING "-Ia FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES GOeGLEIN READY-MIX CO. LIEVING COAL COMPANY ,t5 ---------------TINY'S FOODLAND 1 ru:M) Savings Bond Sales Move Over Quota BAUM LUMBER CO. HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER m.l 't7 BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY FOREMAN & ABBOTI EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE . THE UNITm STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA BEN FRANKLIN STORE I St Paul's Lutheran Church I .....IIIWOOd. w. 'j • • Phono WY 2-2049, 5145 p. m.; e-1111 Wtll'lblp. ahlp nrvlcit at 10:!: •· Ql.: PIJ. p. m. Election of church of!k- ' ...;;..;..,:..,..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _... 7 p. &, Prayer lllnlce, Wttl· "1111 Youlll, lttl .. m.1 mvao- ilia will 111 eotiiiiiOied. Saturday t :80 a.m. ·······-··-- -.lllr Ca~lllll181 (ll111 _10:1111 a.m.-·--·····-'· .li!Ditlt C_.tlilllflll o ... I 1 •' . . h~ ~ - 1· I • As low as llaDtlaJ *- lt:lt ' .... Iloly Aattqull) IIMpliat t.,'llurc. SaD- Gelday, 7 p. m. 1eftstto oervice, 7:30 p. m. MJ6. ""' 10:31 m. I ldr) llciltJo! day School at 10 a. m. Prayer Chard! ot Olrll&, PoliiUOI'. Weell Prayer and PrJIH, Wed~~ay7 fll. Yoant :~DP!: meeting 1buraday. 7:30 p. m. Jerry Mutera, pu\Of: llullday nesdly, 7.30 p. m. _.on: : p. m. •• Scbool 9::!0 L 111. Cllureb 10:10 IDee!JniJ 'l'lluntlay, I 10 S 1.1Jiellolebtlll llpllll c:llurU, L m.; ChrtltlAD EndNvor, 1:30 IJtladtm BaD ., Je-·1 dieS Home 1'1'81Qe: 1 P· m '""' Great Bencl: Rn. c. 1.. o·~ p. m. Ev!llllla Service, 8:30 p. Witnesses· PubUo meeting. Sw> =:~u:;_ 'Ou!b~~ DDr, pastor: Robert Lewis, supl m. day 5 p. m., Watclltower stud)by aniHJliiiCtllllll 9:30 a. m. MomiDI Worship 6 p. m.; Bible study Tuesday. aDd Sunday Sc:lloOI; 7 p. m. Ev· Rutland Cbm:~ ol Cbrtst. 6 p. m. Service meellna, 7 p. Froetlom O.opel Mlnloa, Jlo. , Pomeroy SevoMII De,- ...... aa1nc service: T'!unday, 7:30 Bible School 1:10; Cormnuntoo m. ThurltlaJ! Ministry school, shan Sti•ersville Roed : E. J. till Cbarclt - Mu~'ltlTJ lfllahts p.m. Prayer moetln&. 10:30 1 · m., V. daH. Br~?. 6 p. m. Thursday. Grlffltb. pastor: Roger W t ~Rd .. nort~ ol Melp Ml!IIIOI'Ial Supt. Sabra Cana y, P an ..t, ford, Supt.. Sunday Sdlool tD Hospital. Putor, P. W. Gifford. Carpenter Baptist Cbiii'Cb : Bible Study. 7' 30• Delbert Ro- Lalberu Cbareboo - St. Paal a. m.: Evangellstlo Service, 1· Assistant Pastor, J R. Sunday School 9,30 a. m.; Morn- mme. leader. Sunday Scbool 9: 1~ a. m.: Wor- :30 p. m. "royer meotln&, 7:30 Hoffer. Services on SaiUIIIIJ: i1tt1 Worship 10:1& a. m. Zion CbllrO ol Cltrbt. Pomo- ship service 10:30 a. m.: SL p. rn. Tuesday. Sabbath School, 1:30 p. m. ; First Ba tlsl Cit Mld<lle- rov - Harrlsonvllle Roi4, Ell- Jolm, ounday School 10 a. m.; Worship, 2:30 p. m.; youth port, Rev. d "':;. .. , oaogene Underwood, mlalller. _ B l· Worohl' 9 a. m. Ratlaod Ml .. lon : Olivo Nowmeeting, 3:30 p. m.; Bible Stu1 tor: Sunday Seoool t:l5 •· m., ble school 9:30 a. m.; Mommg Allred Methodist Church _ IIUln, m!!slonary pastor: SUD- dy. Thurllda7.• 7:• p. m.! at Fred Hlilman, Supt.; IO: 15 a. worship 10:30 a. m.: Evenln& Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor. Sun- day School, 9,30 I . m.: Worsl!lp 'SI Evans Heights, Gallfpohs. m. Worship Service; 3YP 8 p. ""'"hlp 7:30p. m.: Rober! Reed day School at 9:30a.m., Char· 10':W •· m.; Preachfn~. 7' 30 p. Eden Uallell Ia Gary atood at the window this morning wavinr and hill· m . Evtning Worship 7·30 " Bible ~chool f!u;>t. lea Taylor Supt. Worship serv- m., Prayer service, 7.30 p. m. Christ "'--"· "- ..,~ R. Jlq the little plush dog I brourht him home from my trip. ·• • · ,.. . ' Thunday. ..,_.11;81. n.• · . _ m.; Wed. 7:30 p. m. Prayer Cb te Cb b of God Rev 1ce at 10:'5 a. m. wtth Lloyd Balke _ .. _. o.....t- 8cllool. Bow eu,y It Is to make a small boy happy. I love to !iring . . es r urc ' • Dllr I Sunda • ..... ~ ' _ , . him thl11111 and take him places and watch the wonder and meetmg; 8:30 p. m. Wed., chotr Gll~rt Spencer, pastor. Sunday ~ger, oy leader. Y Syrac- M111lon. Ret. Earl 10 a.m.; WiDDlo Yoie!npr,ltiPL practlce. School 9,30 a. m Morning """ ev~g, MYF meets and Wor· Cullter, pastor : Services every Christian Enduvor, 7:11 p. 111. delilrht rlow on biB face, sparkle in hi• big blue eye&. Rlrllt . . . n-no+l shtp servJCts With the Rev. Cas- Wednesday and Friday evening Mrs. Lydl Cbevalilr, -ldoat. now hl1 Dad Is his best friend and hero. First Baptlst Cburcb, Pome- sh•p 11 a. m., PEva.,.-wcUng..,. to at 8 P. m. Wednesday. 7:45 at 7:30 p. m. ctassea fm aJJ. Sq Wiilaa, :rt wcn't be this easy always. I know that as Gary growa roy - Rev . Charles Norns. VIce, 7 P· m. rayer mee • p. m. Prayer services. 1 Preacl:dDI 1•10 • 10 will hil deaireo and the •cope of hi• delirhts. I won't be Sunday School 9:30 Ull 10:20. 7:30 P; m. Wednesday; Y~ Tile Cbarc:ll ot tile NIIZireoe, Mi~,;;. Pra ~ p. ~Worship service, 10 ,30 a. m.; Peoples Service Friday, 7.30 Cbeator lllot~lst Cbarch Cbeoter. Ray E. warne, pastor. m W~ a...llli..t. able to attpply biB every wish or atand between him and the Nursery and Junior church for p. m. Pearl A. Casto, P•stor; \'lor- Sunday School 9:30 a. m.: Morn- p. · Mazl ~~ di~appolntmenta that come to overy boy. But as friend and 0 children s! . ervlce at 9 • · m., Sunday lng Worihlp II a. m.; NYPS or. Mrs. • father I do hope to llhare with him the pri~iples that have · Cburcb ol God, Mt, Moriah School at 10 1 . m. · WSCS Ill 1·45 p m . Evenln Servl VB ~__, • ~. ·'It "-· slllltaiDetl me In discouragement, augmented my joy. Theae Re Daniel Workman pastar ' · · ·• H ce, • •"""'· -~ • ...,.. First Baptist Cbarc•, Racine v. • . - Thursday of month; Board 7:30 p. m.: Midweek Prayer ser· day School 9:30 L m.; Worship truthe I learned from God and my Church and I know of no Rev. C. f.. O'Conner, putor. shSunday Sch001 9'4li a. m.d ~~ meetlng 3rd Wednesday ol the vice. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. sr 'ees Sunda7, 7::10 p. m. bett« way to lnaure for my son a life of peace and fulfillment Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Balli 1P serv1ce II a. m. an · month. &ban to encourare his religicuo development. Curtis supt . 10·45 a m. M011> a. m. Prayer meeUn1 7:30 P· Middleport Church of lbe Nu- Letart FaDs Ull'-' 11N11 w IDg w'orsb~: s-iJo p. m. BYF rn . Tuesday; Young People's Heath Metbodlil C~areb, Mid- arene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett Church. Rev. Jomn Monlltill ' Go to your church and take your child with you. llld Junior "reJiowsb~· 1 p.m. meeting, 7:30 p. m. Friday. dleport, M. E. Dawson, PIStor; Sunday School 9:30 a. m.: Morn- Sunday School 9:00 a. m., Tom "''HIIE CHURCH P'OJIII: ALL • AL.L P'Oft TI-llE CHUfltC:H Evenlns service· 7·30 P m Rail d Cbul<:b ot God, Ret Mrs. Nan Moore, Churcb School ing Worship 10:30 a. m.; NYPS Norris, supt.: Au't. Supt. HerWednesday ~yer. m~IJn•; J hn Sao U ood pa tor· Sunda~ Supt.; <llurch School. 9:30 a. Yoong People, 8:45 p. m.; Evan- bert Roush. f'retcb!lll SUPdaJ -o• Sehool • rna · ' m .,· Worship. Servicetb' 10·30 -•8·30. P m • Wednesday Senior 10 w a m• . •Evan•ellstlc F. II a. leJist! e me•t1ng 7:30 p. m.; \O ::JO a. m.; A1temate e,....,.g · · · · · ·• • m.; MethodiSt You e owPrayer m ,. g w·• 7·30 1 h. t 7·30 111 • 1.......~ 1 1 Chorr Practlcs· 3:30 p. m. Tueo· 7 m . Young People . .. ee • = · · p.m. wors P a · P. •• ,.,,' serv1ce p. ·· sh1p, 7 p. m.; Offlctal Board er meetinH Thurs a p m. day, Junior Choir Practice. Endtaver 7 .P· m. Wednesday; meeting, lst Sunday of month, , Pomeroy Church of thr Na.. : ·• · Ratlaod First BapUOI Cbarcb Prayer meot101 7 p. m. Sablr- 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday arene, Sunday School. 9::Jll a. MI. Hermon Ulllted 8refbrn Sunday Scbrol9:30 a. m. Preaeb- day. of month. 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor m.: Morrung worship 10:45 a. In Chnst: Rtw. James Morrl· IDR Sunday 2:30 p. m. Grace Episcopal Church, Circle, 2nd Thursday of month m. Evening Worship. 7 p. m.; !"n. pastor; SIU!day Sebool. l'omero The Rev Richard H 7:30 p. m. ; Class 12, 3rd Wed· Prayer meetmg, 7 p. m. Wed. 9 ::10 a m., ·eachina 10:341 1. Free Will Bapllol Churcb, Martin, YRector. ~ay _ Mor: nesday of month. 8 p. m.; Aft· Rev. Clyde v Hender>10n, pas- .,.,. Alternate pruc:bjna aat1 RuUand, Pastor, Rev. P • u I nl p and Sermon. 10 30 emoon Cirele 4th Thurodoy of tor. <llml!an Endeavor, 7:30 p. m. Taylor; Sunday Scboo~ 10 L m. ng ;ayer : month 2 p. ,;,. ; Choir Practice Sunday. Mid-Week Prayar aer_.. h. Guy Priddy Supt . Preaching a.m. t.;offee hour followlnR. • CbDrch of lbe Nazarene, POID· . Wed esd __ ,. it IM hope it will, in lome metUure, /Oiter and help sm· • · • Wednesday, 7 p. m. , Re Cl ·d H d . v•ce> n ay, 7·•• P· m. service, 7:30 p. m.j Prayer ser- EDttrprise EUB Cburcb, Rev. ero) v. , V e en erson, . tain thalwhkh i8 good in family and community life, this fea· •Ices, 1 :30 p. m. Wednesday. Menzel Smith, pastor. Worship MlnersvJU. Methodist churcb pastor: Sunday School 9:311 a Middleport Flnl lhdlod r.ture i8 lpaftlared by the bminesR firm& and organi,.atiom eervice 9·30 a m. Sunday Dr. Lester L. Roush. pastor: m.: Mommg Worohlp 10:30 o. . bytenan Church. Rev. Howard lllh.o.e - - · · appe- belot.l). MI. Moriab !laptlat Cbarcb. School ID·30 a: m:·Youlh Fe!· VIctor Brown, Churc~ School m.: NYPS 6·45 p. m. Evenlng iR.,ppelt. pastor: Sunday School ,_,,._ ~• Corner of Fourth and MaiD St. hl' . . 8 d Superintendent. 10 a m Offi<> sernces 7:30 p. m. Prayer ~ =· a.m. Mrs Rodney Sauer. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . , M i d d l e p o r t . Rov. Nylo Borden, GJow,s PF 61j30 hpl. m6_ 30 oys 10 . ial Board meetiJlll each quarter meeting. ;: 10 p. m. l'horoday lsupt.. 10:10 a. m. Worahip; &,46 minister Sunday School 9·30 ll' s e ows p, . p. m., H YF Wed 6 Sl' J I · · . · Evening service 7:30 p. m., 2nd unless otherwise called olyl Church of the Nazarene, Ra- , p. m. : · ' un or a. m. Arnold Richards, Supl d y tb Cb . Conununioo t~ach quarter as an· . . Chmr : 7 o m Senior Chntr Morning Worobip, 10 ,30 a. m. and 4tb Sun ays: ou ou, cme, Oh1o. Sunday School at , S racu .. First United Pre 1:30 p. m. Wednesday. Prayer now•ceo. 9,30 a .m. Sunday Worship I Y . ' Naomi Baptist Cha.rcb: Sa11o Meeting, 7:30 p. m. Wedttesday . Marse Cbapel MethOOist Service 10:30 a.m . Sundav Eve- ) h~terlan Churrh - Church ser a rn . wo~ ' . p ·n S . •• ·M.d v1ces 9:30 •· m.; Sunday School Momber FTD day School 9·30 . . .. ,. Loll td ElJB CBar b Re Olurch. Arthur Stitt. astor m g ervlco 7=~ p.m.; ' • 110 ·30 . a·bl 1 • Study ' Wed ·• ItO St. Hhltlleport WY U550 WY 2-2644 ship 11 a. m.; Prayer .. rvlce, Eu r gEe toe ' Suv. Sunday School, 10 a. m. Oliver week Prayer Service Wednes1 . · a. m. · Greenhnuse WY 2-3402 gene merson, pao r. n· . d R , 1 . ,. 7..30 P .m. I P· m· Wed! ~sday ~ · d s boo' 10 8 R sell Sayre Supt.. Sunday Worabip ay 7:30 p.m. ev. "orr" . .. ----ay c ..., us · . p ayer .......... t. Wolfe Pastor. • m ., 11 Carleton Cburcb, .{ll!gsbnrv Archer, Supt. Sunday Worshb service. a; m., r "~~ • , RALLY 'lUEIIDAY Road. · Jnday School 9,30 a. m. U a. rn. Bible Study and Pray· mg every 1\ednesday evemng. Rutland Cbureb ot lb• Nazar.' The monthly rally of the Ralph Carl. Supt.: "reacblng er servica led by Millard Coe. Portland Methodist Cborcb, ene: Sunday School 9 :JO a. m : ~ Meigs Area HolineS8 Ass'n. will '"lllh SOmtOJJe 'l'o Chur<b Thlo Week" Established In 1904 Services, 7:30 p. m., CecU Coz. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Arthur Stitt, paslor. Sunday Morning Worship 10,45 a. m . be held Tuesday, Jan. 18. at West Columbia. W. Va. Middleport Layman; Prayer meeting, Tues- Morain Star EVB Cbnrcb School 9:30 to 10:30 a. m., Hal' Evangelistic service 7:45 ?· m. 7:30 p. m. at the Laurel Clift l'h. Mason SP 3-5593 day 7:30 p. m. Rev Me!zel Smith, pastor: 9 old G. Roush. Supt.: Kenneth Midweek prayer service, 7:45 P· l Free Methodist Olurch. The Cbrtstlaa Science Cburcbea a .iJ Sunday SchooL Fred McLeod. Ass"t. Supt. Services m. Wednesday Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, pastor · · · h ' · · ~ Sh every Sunoay evening. of the Middleport Church of •••. - Chr~st1an ~a1mg wtl. be the Sntltb, aupt.: c.ar1 u1er, t. Syraru!lle Cburc!l ot tbt N82:a- the Nazarene wiU bring the ,. theme of a B1ble Lesso_n to be Morning worship 10:45 a. m.: Racine Methodi<l Cbarcb, rene , WilU:un 1:. l'horpe. pastor message. The public 11 Invited presented m all Chmii8D Scf- Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Thurs- H. L. McDaniel, pastor : SUn· Sunday &hool 9 311 a m.; Morn-, t attend DODGIII-:OART-DODGE TRUCKS enc. churches this Sunday. The day. day School 9·30 a. m.: Preaeh- ing worship 10 .3V a. m. · 0 _. _ _ _ __ Middleport. Obto IOdclleport subject is ."Christian Science." Boalll Belbel EUB Church. ing 10:30 a. m.; MYF 8 p m.; Pentecostal Assembly, Boate l !ncluded heln Scndpturalf Jread- Rev. Eugene E. Emerson. pas- Prayer and Bible Study. 7:30 p. 124, Rev . Paul E. Jones. pastor 1 ln11s ere 1 wor s o esus: S nd bi . m m. Wedn..:sday. 1 "But the Comforter, which is tor. u ay "ors p 7.30 P . . SUnday Schoo1 10 a. m.: Worthe Holy Ghost. whom the Fath. and 9:30 a. m alternately. Sun· Rock Spnngs Melbodllt _ ship serv•ee• 7:30 p m. Sun- I er will send in my name. he day School 10:30 a. m. and Chester Lemley. pastor; Wor- day. WedneS<Iay and Friday. Pomeroy Walt lfllll St. Bulldera & Buildlnl Supplies shall teach you all things. and 9' 30 a. m. alternately. Norman ship service 9 :30 a. m.; Sun- Tbe Pentecostal Church. Mid· lupport tilt Cbur.h of Your Choice Chesler. Ohio Ph. DS5-2(JOS bring all things to your remem- Bahr, Supt. Bible Study and day School. !0:!5 8 · m.; MYF dleport, south ~rd Ave. Sunday brance. whatsoever 1 have said prayer service led by pastor , 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Sible School 10 a. m.; Sunday evening unto you" (John 14:26). Re- 7 ' 30 p. m. Thursday. Study, Wednesday, 7' 30 p.m. evangelistic service. 730 p. The sale ol nu million S..rlated readings from "Science Syracose E.U.B. Cburch, Paul Ruttan~ Melhodtot Cburcb Wtdnesday Bible Study 7:30 p. i ies E and H Savings Bond' and Healt.~ with Key to I he 'l Sellers, Pastor. Carl Herring, pastor; Momlns m.; SaturdJ: night Prayer and in Dec<!mber pushed OhJo•s 196< REXALL DRUGS Bakers of Good Bread Scriptures by Mary Baker Ed- 9:30 a. m. Sunday School. Ben worship 10 ,30 a. m.: Church Worship 7·"0 p. m. Pastor. Rev sales to $302.2 mllllon - 100.: dy will include these lines (p. Quisenberry, Supt.; 10,30 a. m. School 9:30 a. m. WSCS first B. L. Barrett. per cent o! quota. Decembtr We FUJ All Doetoro Prescriptions 271) : "<llrist'o Christianity is Morning Worship service, lsi Toesday and 2nd Thursday ot Ba 1 Pr b Bond sales were tho aeconc Hlmtlnllon, W, VL 1 1 111 WY 2-2955 Pomeroy rr sonDv e eo Y erwon, highest for any December sinr. tbe chain of scientific being re- and 3rd Sunday! of the monlb; each month· Family Night last · 11 ta~. '. Rev. John av1es . pastor: orappearIng 10 a ages. man "" 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangefil. Sunday evenmR of each montb .· . a 1908 . 1C:O 9~ 30a:'· m.. Sund Y, Six of Ohio'• ol!lhl llrJ!O m ing Its obvious correspondence tic Service. 2nd and 'tb Stu> at 6:30 p. 10 .; Prayer Meotina, :': 00 0· w1th the Scriptures and un1t1ng day ot month BETHANY - 7:30 p. m. Wednesday . · · I du•trlal counties neetded their aU periods In the d•slgn of 9:30 a.m. Mornin1 Wouhlp: Reorganized Cbarcb 01 Jeoos 1yearly quota. Sales of smal' Bulova Watches Sales &: Service God." 10:30 a. m Suroday School. Bly· Sllverovill~ Molbndlst Cbureb Christ ol Latter Day S.lnts. sill Series E Bondi, ~ to • · con Cbeiler, Ohio th e Theiss Supt • 6·30 • m Arthur Stilt, pastor. Sunday li!I·l- from Racine on Racin- tm·ue at record """"etime lew!' Middleport 186 N. Second Colamblr Chapel· Worship...,. ' ·• · •· · Sch 1 30 Gen w If ·..•Ice each 3unday 1 • 15 1 m , Youtl1 Fellowship. CARMEL - S 00 • 9 ' a. ~; sd 0 0 e Portland Road Sunday School reflectinJ the excellent gaim Sunday School 10 a.. m.: 9:30 a. m. Sunday School Way- I upt., Services ur ay •ven· 9:30 a. m. ; Wnrahip 10•30 a. made in payroll aavinas In "' Service 6, 15 p.m. !:•enlna Wor- ne Roush. Supt.; 10:30 a. m. ng. m., Sunda" eveninR oervlce at dustry. · •hip 7 p. m. each Sunday. Mommg Worship, 2nd and 4th Sutton Methodist Cbmcb, Ar- 7::lll p. ·''-' Wed .. worship """' Mr. Thend.,.... T. Reed. Jr Sunday of the 11lonth; 8 p. m. thur Stitt, pastor. Sunday Ice at 7:30 p. m. Pastor, C. W. l Melp County 8aYin1• Bond• & Brodbory Cburch 01 Christ, Evening Eoansellatic Servlce,ISchool 10 a. m., Clint Orr, Proffitt. Ail evening serv· chairman. reported that Decom Art Marcum, minister; Bible Ia! and 3rd Sunday of montb. Supt.; Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. ices beRin at 7:30 p. m. ' ber sales of E and H bonds ir Pomeroy, Oblo Pomeroy E. Main St. School and !llornina Worship, 1 Meigs County were $20.443. Th• I0:30 a. m.; Cbristian ED<leav- Toppers Plains EUB Chnrcb: Syracoso Metbodln Cbureb, Lour Lady of Lorello Mtuloo county lchievod TU per ceo1 or. 6 p. m.; Evenin& Worship, Rev. Eugene E J!:mor10n. pas· Or. Lester L. Roush, pastor: Long Rotlom, Rev . Leonard lof 118 liM quota wilb 10,, p. m. tor: Sunday Worship 1•30 a. m. Morning Worship oervloo 9 a.m. Cencula, admlnl6trator. Sunday sAl•• nf tlll,lll. 7 and 7:30 p. m. alternateb. Sun- Dana Winebrenner. Supt. 10 o. Maso B•SO a. m .. est.; Holy Uays 1 FVRNlTUIIE & APPLIANCES llrldford Cburcb ot Cl!rlll, day Scbool 9:80 a. m. and 10 :20 m. Sunday chool; YF W<dn.. ot Obligation. 7 p. m I Combat aircraft in World Homer Forrest. Supt.· Bible L m. aiternatoly Hobart Vine- day 6:30 p. m., Mn. Me<ore. , • ·0 • .._. n oltitud• "' 1 Pbono 1185-2125 Chester, Ohio School 9:30; Morning Worship, yard. Supt..: B'blo Study and director. OHlctal Board meet-' St. Joba I ,eolilell• MlHt ": !War _reac•..,. ~ UO ! . SI!COnd WY 2·2440 PomefOJ 10:30 a. m.; fi:ven1n1 Worah•~. Prayer Servl<O 1«1 by pastor. lng, first Mond . ay eacb DIOilth~~~_'IY~~-_I_Dutcb RldJ!O_l:_l sotne 1>.11110 feel: ._ -·-7 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. 7:110 p. m. Tu<!llday. at 7:3h p. m Holy Commtu> Bible Study. Federated Cbare~. PomAroy. OD each quarter a• announced Doxter Ch111' 1 11l al C'rtat Rev. W. H. Perrin, paator; WSCSth nrot Wednesday ot each , • "EVERYTHING IN IIARDWARE" mon Cor . Syc•m ~ re £: Second SL - rv:uror Qustltl' lumlture at Lower Prte11 Bible School 9:30 L rn. Preocll- Clrl Kautz, SupL: Sun d a J The United Melbndlll Cburcb , REV . JOSI':FH J(RAJ.Y, PA&TOR Pomero)', Ob1o Jlltld10110rt ln.! 10:30 a. m., first and third School. 9:15 a. m.; Worlblp Pomeroy _ Rev. Melvin Alkire 1 Church, ·,vY 2·5170 l'arson.,e, WY 2·2~3~ Sundaya. bour I0:3fl •· m. pastor. Church School, 9:15 a. ' Sunday. Janm•ry 24 Mason City ChltrCb o1 Cbrtot. MI. U•loa F.l'/.8. Qarcb - m., Leo Crew. Supt. Leo Vaugh- , (Tbtrd Sun~•Y After Eplphonj>J Miller Street, R. Kenneth Roy , Sunday School 9:45 a. m., Earl on, ASI't. Supt.; 10:110 a. m. Dl· tliUI ..tinB~ard sarilll Of Tf.e W.et~~)- - EnvangeUpt: Sunday Blbl• Starkey, sup!.. EvenlnR wor- vine Worship. Sermon. "T h • • "What hove you ~on• wdsy that only a Chrlallan wonld Tate Someono Wltb Vou To Churc:ll Study 10 a. m., Mornlna \'101' ship, 7:30 p. m. by Ctcll Coa, Church's Purpooe. 6 p. 1n. M. l do?" 8akafl of Hallam Bread In PomeroJ Over 00 Ytan ahlp, 10:45 a. m. II:Venln8 W011- Layman; Youna People's mee~ Y. F.: 7:15 p. m. Workero - - - -- - - - - - · - - - - --· ahlp 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, lng and Bible Study, 7:30p.m.; Conference. Sunday School Sunday Srhool, D:l~ lllornll>l Worahip lO:iO 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Wednesday; Choir practice at teachers, officers and parenta of Sermon Topic, "EULTATION IN HOP!" Alltlld Tho Church Of Vour Choice 7:30 p. m. Thursday. cblldren invited to ottend. ThursSun~ay. 1:00 p.m. · - •• --·-·-···- · ·· • . Lu!Mr IAII.. Middleport Cbarcll tl l'UIII, . day 1:1$ p. m. Prayer • Study Monday . 9:0" p.m. · -------··-· ll\Oport Meelln~ 'lo: ~ 5th an<' Jl(o)n Streelll Donald Danllle Pllcrtm BoiiDell, tP. aroup meets at home of Miss TuHd&Y. 8:00 p.m. - ····---·-· Women ol lilt Cbu.... h ' De to S\.00 and up llleks, minl&lllr: Bible Scboo~ 0. LanJII\'IDt, Ohlol, lie\' 0 . H. Nelle Billl!, 111 Union Avenue. Wednes~ay. D:09 p.m. --········ llepol"t MeeU~I No. 8 Mil HOUidahal Ca t 8undl 8etaool 1 30 Thunday. 7:30 p.m . -·-····--··-· · -- ('!loll' liiMI..,t POMIJROY OHIO 9:30 a. m., ton L r. pas or: Y • : Fourth QUarterly Conference to 1:00 p.m. ·-····-······-·--· t.. "· MH~lnl LOCAL IIN!ON 11618 St!pt.; Morning Wtll'lblp. L m., Robel'l GPIII. Supt. Wor- be held Sunday, Fob. 7. at NO ! Friday, 8:011 p.m. . . - ---·-·····- ~. !leJll'l'l )QIIIai No, 4 CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN COUNTRY Roush's Shoe Store New Furniture 11!111' vouih ' 3 ROOMS •• Krplv'., I ' . .._ -•t HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE WERNER build the roJds . It-It" B. ..... Sr•• ,...., L Ill.. Wttl' le7 HaloJ, 'iupl. t •IIIMDiD& oblp 11:all L m. Yaulb Serrice, us p. m.: EvanplltJtin 7:10 p. m.; PriJer ""'"~ 1111. Thlll'l"v> 7:30 p m. a-a, Lur· ol CUll. •oev R. E -a - Gill. pastor. Sanday School 9:10 L m.; Phil. Wile. mpt.: MGmtnt worship 10:10 a. m.; You 1 b lorvtceo 7 p. m ; Evaagtllldc oervice 7:30 ~- m. Mid · Week prayer aervlcP 7::Jll p. m Wed. Pi•· R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. . .... ............... .... ........................... TElEVISION 1 .-__ -....-·· ...... . -·-MIIIIItAL P.A,_.. o •._, Rn. Fnnlr llr...,.. Bit's 0 Bowling . free " Ill, INN ~----- h.,. 1 1 ------ 1 I' EDITOR'S MA.aBAG Sentinel Church News J 1 1 ~111. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., '' . ( �• ~ r ,.._# ,.u, _.., ..... ,.~·~~·· · ~· ··· -'-¥ ~-... - ~,~.-,-~J.:~.;.,:.:_·_ . " . ... .. . . . .• .. .. _.,_ ,... . 1 5-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, M•le Help Wantecl Busineu Services NEED CASH! SeD f a m o u s i - - - - - - - - - Knapp Aerotred Shoes. Full or part lime. High Comm!.. Cll~1'0M bulcberillg and cru~ Publlr i i1UII sions )>Ius bonus. Complete ling PhD MOler, PbODO WY A M 1 line for men and women. 2-3510. 1J t tfc WANT AD INFORMATION ouour.. ..~ . . . P. II . DQ B-efore Mnnd1y Deadlln~ 9!00 .ill ~ .. Monda)' CA.'IICELLATlONI IU~pl.ed until A. 9·00 M lfor Oa, til t'uhllcaltoD Pub~~~~··~!~.~ Tlw lin .uu or ~e~<'l •n, tnt- rt8hl dl!'emed •d• Zip 43221 _ •hlf'<•llnnllhiP F.rrnr11 'hnulrl . "" ft!W) ... ed tmmPdl•l•l)' The DoUhli 1'\t-r .-.·1[1 not 1M' r.,.p<IMihl~ lor ~ to Vl i nlmum Ch~rg~ 110 l'~nta Cent• 11,,. wnrd for ·rhne con ~erutlve Lnnrtlona. :lfl per cfn• Dtr . OIJnt (In paid ada o~on<l ' of : "R J .... ""'"'!! ~( ld• palri wrthln 10 day• cAan oF THANKs & osin ' ARIEs - 11 l!num ~ Eacb fuo· ~ ad<lltlonal wnn\ mg, Middleport. . d M . R let I prtre pal t anon evno s, Rt . 3·. CaII C()()VI I ·11e , O"' !110, , k after 4 0 cloc , 667-3503. 1 JJ 30t P P'or Wanr " " ~rvtce r·.-nu per word Onti ln•ettlllft 12 O 1 21 3lc METROPOLITAN MOTORS I I 20 tfC For Sale min word non - cancellable guaranted, abl p ,100 t renew ays per cen f Med' e.I bill D 1961 CORVAIR 700 STAnON WAG. ' RAILEY wtll pay you more 1 1:30 ,._ M. tg :~.oo r . M Dally I plete with attachmanets. A-1 for good cl~n fur' than ant l'"aturdlYri! :~o s~ ~s~ u .oo noon , condition . $16 .95 . WY 2-38621 body m _ Metgs County. Bill ro PLACE A 1 22 fito \ Batley m Reedsville, Ohio. RE.SULT PKODUt:ING II" •t W A.'IT AD " u--v C m·FJCI! HOL' Hs EI.ECROLUX sweepers. com - 1 BRINGS Auto. Trans. R&H. Clean and nice. I PHONE WY 2 2156 - SINGER Sewing Machine A· I . condttion . Equipped t, Zig· INCOME TAX servtce. Victor Zag and make Janey designs I E. Gaul, Chester, Ohio. Phone ~~ Card of Th~nks by mserting cams. Will sac·l 985·24ll2 after i p. m. 1 8 30tp I ell: . 1 riflCe tor $26 .80 or $6 month-1 llol I WANT to thank my fnends \y Call WY 2·3862. 1 22 5tc PROMPT delivery of limestone of for their Visits and beautiful (lrde; AMSTllrz ·s H&N " Nick r for your every need. Any ! cards, lettt~rs. and I he Lr Phont! _~:.~ ~mm t W Shu! 1 Ch1rk '' leghorn chicks, or SIZe. e · ~ Pra"J ers, during my stay in st<J rted pu:leh today . .\1!xJern , er • Contracting' WY "3243 v; c• ti"K- Holzer Hospital. MaY Poultry, Box 188, Athens, , 1 6 lf ta God bless you all. De II a al• Carnahan. 82 t:arfleld Ave . Ohio. I.Y 2·!1()31. I 22 lie EXPERT cabinet making. cus· Gallipolis. Ohio. I 22 ltp N-t·:W AND l!Sf:D weldt>rs. tom made furniture. such as .,..,.,...,.,,.....,.,..______ I . I · 1 .., I ooi ""'eadll..~. you need a weldt>r to run low I Hwlroge n rud ., Fn·e 1 r i a 1.1 M-e igs Landm2rl-.., Pomt>ruy. . 1 2.,t- II"... 1 Notice hutch cabinets and buffets tab_les_, etc., made to order . Bmlt-m cupboards or cabtn:ts : P_hon_ e WY. 2-5312.. I 5 .lltc l _ '-P' SHOOTrNG\lATCH Jam•arv H at 1 p. m. , 300 yar ds from 1111 tl: traffir circle on old TN area LOCC ST POSTS for sa le. Also ~etgler Build in& .~·•ppl_) .f or I de Shotguns. Sponsored by Ha p- firewood Ph. Sherma n Ho-I new homes. ~udt lD k1tchU py Hollow Gun Club. berts. WC 2_1i 476 alum- 1 1 'J1 3t.p , ~n~. st~r~ wtndows, 1 22 2tc . , 1 mum s1dmg Call Guy Ne1g- i m ~E\\ IN<. !\1AC!fl)JE used ~ : ler . Racine, Ohio. II: CAR WASH and wax. Saturday fro.·n $19 .9::. up. Singer Sales 12 2.9 tfc <lnrl Sl'rVICt' !~2 Se-cnnd Aw and Sunday . Nowell's Suno· co, Cht>slf'r Spon~ored by the or 446-4 934 Calllpolis. ~ f'..raeserHeaiiD ' ~ambla& ... ~ Chesler Fire Department. 1 21 2tc I • I 21 3tp , lllloenrille, G111o - -BLONDE OINETIF:, $65 ; kitrhEnd VOID aewer truuNet MEIGS County Coon Hunters en set. $30: Cllf'rry spinet We bvt a0 saz. Associanon is sponsormg a piano, $550. Hototiller. Phone Sewe~ Mar.btnes ham shoot. Sunday, January WI 9~ 3222 . 1 21 3tc ] Roasoooltlo 24, noon until dark. at the -I wr z.mt 01 Nlpt clubhouse on Snowball Hill. WELCH'S Auction Sale, Satur1 20 1fc 1 day night, 7 .10 p. m. Laure1 ' . lk Syracuse. Cliff on Route 124. Aueuon- 1-':A I"ING, Plamblng, Murder SEE THESE VALUES. _School eer. Slim Ch:.~pman . , Funaco. 1\.roold &roUters. ranges , easy terms - mst.all -1 1 20 3tp [ 618 Ea~' Main Street, Pomed. The Gas Companv. WY 2· , -~ . 1 p• Wll • -·• 5192 1 20 3tr FREE USE ol our Carpel Sham I eroy. """0 I · . pooer with nurchase of Blue 1 21 tfe WILL DO rug weavmg WI !I. Lustre Shampoo. Baker rRANSMISSJON Salvage Com2826. l- 9-2fl!p : Fu rnilu1·t•, ~1iddleport. I pany Repairing all makes.j U; 11 •Mt~HII.E. ln!mranct! ~en' l 19 6tc rom a tic and standard trans- , 1 t'a~c?lled' I <JSI YUUJ o~ra 1957 ax5U hedr~~m National ! missions Maurice Gagnon, tor" lu~nse? CaU W't l--Mfli61 House Trailer . Call Ravens j Owner. Phone WV 21173. 11 ~11 ' wood 273-9425. 1 7 24tp l II 17 lfc .,_ c..o I PRIMARY Piano Studio - In· SLUGG ISH septic tank? Clog· dividua l mstruction , dip thiS ged drains? (~et Klean -l::m ad . Four lessons at special All Septic tank cleaner at rtHt' Lane Uaniels, 68,!) LoLandmark Farm Bureau cust, Middleport. 1-13---Stp 1_1_3otc r -- ~ I Wanted ~-~ I 1n1 o ·· men1 WANTED : Jronings to do in my home. Call WY 2-5242. l 22 3lp BEST PRICES ON ---•. Help Wanted .' 670 X 15 _ DU~ PAPER BOY for Citizen's Jour· nal and Columbus Dispatch Raciae, '*- ZOO .. t - t plpe, JOins. a I ft C n J d SJ Locally owne<' and a nice well eared for car. 6 cyl. en· gine with new rings std. trans .. ratJ io, heater, good tires. Beige and bro\\-n finish. $999 1957 BUICK SPECIAL 2 DOOR Solid budy and clean interior with blue finlsb, radlo, heater, good hres. 1 hospital. Wtll qualify for FHA --- Sta. Wag. One local owner. Overdrive, R&H. 6 cyl. Clean economy ea•·, see it. Upper Town oi Quebec City suggests a section of France transplanted to Canada. 1960 RAMBLER 2 DOOR Amerioan. Auto. Trans. R&H, Top Shape. 1960 CHEVROLET IMPALA STA. WAGON VB engine, automatic trans, Rad1o, heater, luegage rack:, beautiful red vinyl amd cloth interior, sharp white finish, good tires. Amam, Italy, claims lo be the birthplace of tho mariner'l compass. 1959 RAMBLER CLASSIC' 4 Door Sedan. Blue. overdrive, R&H, nice and clean. 1959 RAMBUR AMERICAN Guitar METROPOLITAN MOTORS Specials Sta. Wagon, Auto . R&H. ell good Ures. ' opecial illtoreat 1n lhe matter •!nee 11 is a part of lbe Radio Corp. a! Amerlco (RCA), whicll Is involved in a huge way in color·TV Aales, oets and parts. Bul thlrt special inler..t works out to be, coincidentally, very much in lbe public interest as well. And those network fo.. who belittle lbe size of lhe color audience, and who do not want to contribute to kCA prof· Its, sound like candle-makero holding out again•! the electric light bulb. One wonders what happened to the belleb In building a better mouse trap. The negative talk sounds like notb!ng but total defeatism. There have been a few cracks recently in CB8-TV'1 pollcy of generally downgrading color-'l'V. The netowrk aired the New Year's Day Tournament ofI . I Roses Parade tn co or, as, o course, did NBC·1'V. In addilion, CBS-TV• new production of the Rodgera and Hammerstein video muaical, "Cinderella," scheduled for Feb. 22, will be in color-a fairy tale, no less. And lhe aamo nelwork, for no obv1ous reason, is reomarkably oflerllli a color pr• 1 t II ff' I I 'I 'I ~ ~""'f" t!l ..-··.-'"'f tT'4 Tbe Cllullfl ilwiiD• Anotlter about !he ancient rulos of Slone- of ABC-TVs !K>rninlllo drlll!lao benge In Enelancl; and thla laclt: tilallons ot the work of tho of obvious need lor color II United Natlooo a1n Ji'ob. 11.• , what mak" It aU lhe man 1 entitled "Who Hao Seen 'lbl welcome. Wlod?", It liars Marla Scl>ell, Edward G. Roblnlon, Stanley WASHINGTON <UP!) - OUr- Baker OUJd Theodore Blkel, and ablo 100111 oidpmentl rt18e I deals wllb • family ol otatelesl per cent In December to • ne'N relu&- forced to open4 lbell' hlrlh, while new orders In- lives aboard • lramp lloKmer cr<!Ued almoot 0 much, the because their OOUJ1Ir)' wao writCommerce Department report- ten out of ulst.K!o allor World ed. War ll. I DAILY ·-·-- CROSSWORD 1-Bot•...n,.. name :Ill Bombycid !!,1!_ II. A traw ... ··~ ~ 10. :;:-:_: M.v..u.. :!G. Large, JOUDd 1~, A ollp- 111. Of- lA. aa··- . """" aPa.L4 notice 11, ;'~:;"lo 1ti.Kinerol ft.Fren.::& eoln ·~ lT.Pert.to Jl'lan(tero p' :ao. Oonlunouon :n. .. =on voosol 'Nl'. HEARD -rnESE PEOPL.E WER£ 50 I M . A1'rlrm.aU. . repiJ ae. Molt 'W ILand wbey n. Blbllcol lw AL CA, 'liMkrtla,.. ...... !3. USIA ......., NAIUKALL.1.SCI IWASS~Nf TO IN5TILL LOCAL I'RftlE/! NOW, THEY COUL.llt>tT!IE BLASTED AWA'/ WITH I>I'J H-BOIJIIIt!! bevorap to. Con1wne .. J. Crowa a- u . l'lloolloCJd If. A rrtlldaL,. 21 :;'81'k . ,:~ a. J'loate<t. u "llhlp at anchor J9. Blue-c-ras- te.vera 18.9pawnct ~.606 E, Main St. fl8h lit. 8CO!f 41. Oa.t'a ardlll fB.NotUvtng «.Opera by VeNI «5. Branch ot 1eamlng d. Head of a. llammereb4 DoWN t.A- 1963 CORVAIR MONIA COUPE 4 speed trans., 110 engine with 4 speed on floor. Jet blaek finish. Radio, heater and like new whitewall tires. Red vinyl trim with bucket seats. 1963 IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN Locally owned low miJea,ge car. Beautiful beige over brown finish. Show room clean interior, radio, heater. Like new whitewall tires, power steering, auto-matie trans . Jo.::Conomy V8 enR.ine. $2195 e TRUCK SPECIALS e $1295 mileage bY one local owner. Dark green finish, vi- $295 GUITAR $895 engine, 4 !tpeed trans., solid cab and good seats, $1695 SEVERAL OTHER CLEAN TRUCKS NOW IN STOCK Pomerov Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. 63 Olds 4door · · -· s2595 - CHECK THESE HAS-IS" SPECIAlS - 56 FORD 58 FORD 59 FORD n-- '1. $100 $495 $400 KARR and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES ' NEW SPANISH Mahogany Ji'inlsh "Non"n..l The,. lan't a eelllsh bone In Junlor'o bodjll ~\- Doean't ht lhar• evtrythiJIIIIIaYI ""- I I I USED I Gibson Amphler SAVEl . SAVEl 59 Mercury 2dr. H. T. sg95 I LV P BNTZ YCQB·LRIIKQTCRlO.-TNACTO Complete 60 Chev. Bel Air 4dr. s1295 a,,,._ quoau. DKR101!:PQLOS GUITAR 88 $24 62 Chrysler 4door --s1795 I Newport-.V·B automatic trans., power brakes, po· wer steerm~, rad~o. heater, _whtte sidewall tires, full wheel dtscs, light blue wtth spotless matching interior. Only 29,000 miles. & now 64 Ford 2dr. Hard Top s2495 LOii'V.BLLOW One tottotlllmpty for the 111roe L'o, X ... 111o t""' eiA:. liiDII9 llttoro, I!JOII' lrophlft, 111o 011<1 - - ot 1111- -~~~~ 1111111. Each !lay lbo code lottuo ore 41ffereot. AND AMPHIER Dynamic 88-White. with green Interior, power brakes, power steermg, automatic trans. tinted winds~ield, tilt steering wheel, radio, white sidewall tires, power seat and anti-spin differential. Galaxie 500-~52 cu. ln. V ·B engine with 3-speed column sh1ft, ltght blue wtth all blue vinyl interior, radto, heater, white sidewall tires and back up lights. AXYDLB&AXB ll a. work It: -fOr--a., Ill-. ,... . . . . . DAILl' CRYPTOQVt1m -Here's bo• NEW EUORIC $1795 7 I 11. AJon Only $795 tiel '1·~ · ~ •·f ~ " St. Ana Economy and comfort, 6 eyl. engine, Std. trans., radio and heater, light blue finish, good tires. va ..,.._ ., IO.Pronoua 1961 DODGE LANCER 2 DOOR 1958 Ford 1 Ton Cab & Chassis _ II ... • • / IG.Engllsll I Save'200 On Sever•l New Wurlitzer Pianos IN STOCK $20,00Down $4.00Weekly \ IIO~All wllllme!"_ W MP0 THRU .'RID~Y 6)110 Sign Do - News 6! 1Y.r~ared Heort 1:211 Meigs Coonty RFD 6·2L aul Bowen - farm 6:30 ill Miller Sho~ 6:57 eat.her 7:110 Newo 7 05 Tiny's Moming Chapel 7:20 ~II MUler Show 7:30 S rlll 7:3" ckeno Hardware · (Tues. · Thurs) 7:50 N ws 8 110 B\ I Miller Show ~• .,..,,. """I 8·30 D.,..y 8·45 BiD Mllhl' how 8.45 Baker Furniture Sbow (\l'ed. · •~!.) 9:00 Newo 9·05 CoUee With Janet 10 011 Bill Millero Brune~ Show u ; Ojl Ministerial Association 11:16 Mason County Agri. F•l (Tiles. I 11:15 Family Worship tThurs. 11:15 AS(, Program !I'rt.l 11:30 Swap Shop 11 : 4~ Tmy's Country Hymntimt 13:00 Cement Block News 12:15 Goessler Guest Star 11:30 Larry Anderson Show 3:00 .Jtm Mees Show fiRRY Radio IIIR QBRB T - , - . Cl)pluquolo. WRr WAST1il YOUR TIMII ON ftl!lll'ORMINQ WHAT l8 NOT WORTll MIIFORMINii l BENKO 10 1111. IDttc - • I loo.l W J EH RADIO MONDAY THRU FRIDAY U5 Stan On ;:~ ~:!~ anct Know 7:08 Musical Clocll I:SOit:lectrlc Co. Newa 7:30 Ne"l Headlines 4.40 Jim Mees Show 7:32 Musical Clock 5:30 Sign Oil 7:45 Word IUld Testimony SATURDAY 8·00 Ohio Valley News 6:00 Sign On - Nowa 8:05 World Newo 6:05 Country Music 8: LO Sports Today 6:211 Country Jambor.. 8:U Weather 7:110 News 8:16 Musical Clo"k 7:05 Larry Anderson Show 8:55 Com.nunity News 11:011 Top Ten Show 9·00 Talk ot the Town 8:55 Mason Coun"' 1.2:00 Noon News v New1 10:00 Public Service 12:!5 Muclal lnlerludt IO:ID Family Worship Hour 12:30 The Rev. Merlin Teeto 10:30 Latchs•ring 1:011 Jim Mees Show 11:00 News Beat 5:30 Sign Oil .. 11:05 MOI'IIllla Mel odles SUNDAY except Friday, Church 7:30 Sign On . Army Hour Bella Ring 6:00 t'"'nch City BaptiJI 11 :45 World News B·3o Sunday Show 11 :55 Mason County Newa 9:30 The Bible Speakes lo You 12:00 Community Newa 10:110 The Good Life 12:05 Local News 10:15 Sunday Show 12:10 Markets 12:00 Nooo News 12:1& Weather 12:15 Chrisllan's Hour 12:20 Bulletin Board 12 :30 Rev. Merlin Teets 12:25 News 0 Grams 1:00 Sunday Showcase !2 :30 County Agent 1:30 Rev. Silas Blllupl '2:45 Country Go Roond 2:00 Rev. Andrew Parsons 1:55 News Beat 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe Thorne !:00 Country Go Round 3:20 Country Hymntimers ::55 News Beat 4:30 Baptist Layman'• Hour >:00 Midway Ma!lnee 5:30 Slcn Of! 3:55 Newo Btal 1:00 Dl!cing with Dosa UO lntercbango :,:g: ~=~! 1News 5:15 i:?li 1:30 1:41 Sports Today Wealber Dinner Mus!cole SIJI!l ou HERE' IT'S tiLL YOURS~ AND THE ._,OR TOO! ~ ...JUST GOT A N~W JOB, SCRUBB\"G THESE Fl.OOR9 'I)I.TS&N HOURS A DA'(. FROM SATURDAY 1:46 Sign On 7:00 Be SWI IUld Know 7:03 New• 7:08 Musicat Clork 7:30 Newo Headlines 7:32 Musical Clock 7:45 Word . and TesUmon• ' 1·00 OJtio Valley Newo 8:05 World News 1:10 Sporto Today 8:15 Wealber 8:16 Pl l'leasant H.S. FootbaU 10:30 Song & Story Hour 10:45 Family Woroh!p Hour ll :OO News, Army Hour 11:30 Public Servtce 12:00 News Roundup 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:25 Noes 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Matinee 1 : 1~ Ohio State FootbeU t:OO Dtsclna wtth Doso 4:30 Top ren Revue G:OO Naw• Ro.tndup $:15 PubUc Service 6 : ~0 Dinner MuSicale 1:45 Sign Off l!lv GEORGI WONDEit --=;;--.;~! ~•ntt.l .. lll: WINirll? • IM l0Cl<JN 11HOCWH THE CI.M61FIED ~OCllON FOR AN APARTMENT J YEAH! GET A ~0 OF' "'IS ... THREE ROOM& WCTH BATH ... ~ ON IJU:J S7oP I USED LOWREY ORGAN $20.00 DOWN '58 fll!;!llll!ll.l~l..J JllCet.ttiUIJI, DR .ZORI1A,l'M ~AlP 1 HAVI' TO CORRECT DR.IlllMER ... I .! HDU.YWOOD (UP!)-A wltUe ago, CBS.TV offered a Carol Bw·nett mutucal •peclol, Once Upon A Matlress,' based on the fairy tale 'The Princeso and lhe Pea,' and preoenled it " living black and white, It •as •n absur·d conception, IJ&. oauae who ever heard of o Jl8ck·and-white fairy tale? Llkewloo, who ever beard of 1 black-and-white parade1 And hat is why 1 etayed entirely IOlth NBC-TV Wednesday dur"'I Its color broldcaot of Prea~ leol Johnson'• inaugural pa·ade. In all such events, the ·eportero for the networks are rretty equal and so is the general ~versso tor the competln& ;etev!olon organizlltiOill. Bul as lor color or black-llild white it matmply no match. One !a o~i.,., _,, the othor surges with 'ufe. 11 Ia the dlflerence between ,eading a parade slory by 0 weary journeyman or one by :he lalo Meyer Berger. It 11 the difference between oeeing your wlfl\ be!ort or after brealclalll. It is a difference. Admltledly, NBC·TV, the overwhelminl network leader and Pionl!*r in color television hao A Bargain and Only $1369 SOQAL CALENDAR 'I Television Revue Phone WY 2-3870 lo no le.rm finanl'ing . POMEROY, OHIO 263 cu. ln. V-8 engine, automatic trans., power ~ h "" a · n. or an, a em OLIVF. TOWNSHIP - &-room steering, radio, beater, white sidewall tires back Llncnh• Servr('e !lin f1611 . l'nme ro)' Street, Rutland, OhJO. I l h ·lh b th ht up lithta, white over turquoise flnisb. Ne..; Olds Dallr len••llel. t'umeno, . oni 11 a , 0 - - - , - - - -- - - - 1.16-Gt S One OUSe WI trade in. Pi water heating (needs new Re•l Est•te For S•l• Fot Rent LUMP and run of mine coal boiler , stone fireplace , en- 1 OiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ l c, , . - -for sale Goeglein Coal Co. closed back porch and base- II FOR REN 1 - ~ urntshed "P"I·. Page St., Middleport. men!. Beautilul I acre Jot FOR SALE ment. Thr ee ronms and h<~lh.l 12 4 tfc OD RN All ut11iiies fu rnished. see ~ with driveway, garage, ~n!M E Montclalr-V·8 motor, automatic trans., power Fred Hoffman at 25 6 South SINGER Sewing 'dech!nes fers, a Chinese chestnut, plen3 BEDROOM, BRICKJAN. zz brakes, power steering, radio, heater, while sideFourth Ave., Middleport. new S76.50 up. Several used ty of shrubbery and flowers . FRAME RANCH STYERLE The Middleport W.C.T.U. will wall tires, wheel discs, outside mirror back up machmes at bargam prices. $4000.110. A wonderful opporHOME ON CHEST meet Friday evening at Heath MODERN furnished 2 rooms The Fabric Shop ~nger Sales t umty · for a handy man wantROAD lights. Real nice. ' Methodist Church with Mrs. M. 4 and bath pfflriency aparl menl and Service, Pomeroy, Obio. ing lo own his own home. etoox 00 Lot E. Dowson, Mrs. Nan Moore, First floor . Middleport. Phone WY 2-2284. 4 21 tfc WANTED - A small business eFireplaco Mrs. H. H. Bush and Mrs. Jaclt: 1 21 lltc WY 2 ·~ 74 · wilh Jiving quarlers, by eld- • Basement ' Bechtle as hostesses. e Roofed patio THREE ROOM furniShed apart· I Auto Sales erly couple wanting 1o sup- estorm windows, door~ The Past Matrons Club of ment With bath for cou pl ~ - -plement their present income. ewe~ insulated Evangeline Chapter, OES, MidPhone WY 2-5435 m Middle. 1955 Oldsmobile with motor. C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR eAJuminum windows, dleport, will meet Friday evenport. 212 South Fifth Ave. Marvin Craig, Wyllis Hill, BOX !29 WY 1.31130 marble sJ!la ing, January 22, at the borne Ford Folrlarro Fair!..,. 500 ltollon Wagon 1 18 tfc _!_<Jmeroy, Ohto. I 20 3tp POMEROY, OHIO .Tiled bott.. of Mrs. Alleu Hughes on Hlgh4 Do. H,T, Pour Door Count.,. Sodall APARTMENT, 5 rooms and 57 BUICK Roadmaster, $4110.011. I 22 3tc .c;:~;:tJ~~~~~ St in Middleport Y-11 Sid. Trano. v.a Std. TrenJ. V-ll Auto. bath, shower ami tub. 6J S. Phone WY 2- 2768· 12 22 11tp MUST SEU. regardless ol sa<> birch cabinet' JAN. D 3 lrd St., Middleport, Phone rifice! Modernized bontA!- eBnck planting area The Middleport Jolly WY 2-2671. l 15 The Rambler two story - built-in stove, ecopper plumbing Sewing Club will meet SalurTRAILER LOTS _ lrCi' sew· World Slalldant ol Compact birch kitchen cabinets: ground •Hardwood floors day evening Jan. 23 at age and water. Brown's Trall.l Elt.,.l!euCf> floor \a~nciry: modern bath: AVAILABLE horoo of Mrs. EmU Ball er Park >State Approved!. ! Big car room, rtdo LULd ,.... downstarrs bedroom: new otl l F lMME~IATELV RuUand St., at 7:30p.m. Minersville, Ohio, Phone IVY lormance. Small .,., eC...,my furnace heats both floors, , Bo:~~~~~~~~~;~~ JAN Z5 J.3324. and maoagerabiUty storm doors throughout: new 1 · 1 15 tfc See storm windows on three 1 or Chesler 986-2226 Bethel No. 82 of tho InterTWO 4 room furnished apartMelropolltaa lllotoro rooms: basement; double national Order of Job'o DaegbE. Malo Street, PomerOJ carport with ovexhead stor-, GOLFERS HONORED ters will meet at the Pomeroy ments. One f1rst floor WY 21151. II 27 Uc Pbeoo Wll W8'lt age: sheltered picnic area; I NORWALK, C'-onn. (UP!) - Masomc Temple, Monday at GMAC FINANCING e OPEN TIL 8 P.M. UOI>ERN • room ana bath 4 Z2 tfc l'h: acres; new extenor pamt,1 Jack Nicklal18 , who w0 n tour 7:30 P· m. ,fUrnished apartmenL M1 d· 1957 Four-door English Hill spouting, roof just put in A-1 tournaments and was second Jane Howell Tent, Daughtent Cacllllac-Oidomctblle POMEROY clleport WY 1·3874. man. Excellent oondilton, condtlton: 4ll gal. automatic five times on the PGA circuit of Union Veterans, will 9 II tfc S250. WY 2.-2418. hot water tank; 220V electrl- last seaBon, and Mickey Monday at 7:30 P- m. at the I ROOIII apartment and -bath, I I! tfc cal lme : three bedrooms up, Wright, who won II of 71 1964 DAV Hall. quested by the deputy to be unfurmshd ~II utilities furclosm for all bedrooms; out ladies PGA evenljl, have been The Middleport Band present. Of/icerllrutalled Dllbed. !Jpstain above Dr. Instructions of htgh water. , named 1964 performance aver- Association will meet Monday The Ladies AuxiUary of tile By Woodmen Camp 'Donovan 's ofice Phone WY U $. CIVIL SERVICE T&STSI Any reasonable offer accept-! age champion& by Golf Digest evening, Jan. 25 in the Racine American Legion Post New officers were Installed 8 .•.--.v __....,_~ or II'Y 2·2064. YI~ -rMn.. IG-iJI stan "" u ed. se.ll on land contract.; magazine. ia of the Middleport 602 will meet at the Post Home during a meeting of the 'fod-11 nrnwo • wnll. Pr.par•l.clrr t••tmDR Ph wtll WI Jill 9· 3222 · 1 12 tfe 11ntJ1 •JIP.. '"' • T"h"u"•"'b Iff .,.... one Nicklaus and Miss Wright school. Mrs. Cash Bahr, TueOOay, Jan. 28 at 7:34,; p. em Woodmen Camp 7230 --;--,;--;::: ,.RI!:;r;::;_,~j.:'~ un";'O::. 1 21 3tc also were named tournament dent, will be in charge. All m. There will De report~. Mem- urday. room and bath apartment ....,.,.. ~· ~emezrr'• w.., .... ruh•" FOR SALE-MiddJepo11·'s tao. champions of the year by the ents of band students are invit- bers are urged to attend. The Michael William! waa ~meroy . Phone W~ Z..3319. f!;;t:'n,n "a::n1!'":- Ut~~-um ~~~ est buUdint. located 352 N publication. ied to attend the meetifl&. potluck supper will be served ed president, Roger. Z!e~.,r~l 1 1 U ~ Ue 1""" •- " . .' Secorld Street, Middleport I JAN. U aner tbe meeting. ' vice president; Cbsrles Iota for rent:-~o"se lnsur•nce Prtced 11>1' quic• .ale II> Oldest newspaper Oil llle In The Pimeroy WCTU will man, flog bearer; Sam . . Lawtdry 1 d sch quire at Ohio Hotel. the Library of Congress is tbe I meet Tuesday at Z p.m. ot the George WashinR(on built o · ~dvisor, and Janl<'<! Eastman.• Lum: & ~pply ~:: PHOTO Copymg Service. CopBoston News Letter, which bad I home of Mrs. Joseph Cook, L.n- fort called Necessity at 1 he ...,I'Miry. Ethel 81!1'1 I.s Jomlor , Middl rt. 0.3-tf lea made of lepi papero. FOR SALE: Modern aU el~ it. beginning in 1710. I coin Terrace. , otart ol Lhe French and India Director. ·Relresltments were 1 epo c blrtll records and .U.osJ 8DJl lire 3 bedroom borne. 100 • Foresl Rose Counc~ Daugh. • War. Iserved after tl\e_meetll!f · ~ tour roo'\J othel docvmenta. 100 lot. Syracuse. Phone Dick "Vox pop." an abbreviation ters of Ameril'!a will meet tn I IIlii lllllumiabed opart. Realer llllarallee, Pomeroy Sterrett. WY J..25:j7. ' of "vox populi." me0111 lbe 1 regular ..Ssion Tuesday at 7:Rome, Italy, 'ofleo Is called Orl'llnal nsm• of Ollumhla . . . . WY UIM U e Uc I f tte 11 21 ttcl "nice _of the peopl••" 30 p m. All mcmbero ar• r• . Ihe "Etern•! Clip," 1Unlver!lfly we~ Klt!fJ College. .4 Wrilf' '"<lav ~lvin~ r>~mot. adrt'""' ~•n l ••••• -mtton of 1 M . 1 lljliCial "YOUR RAMBLER DEALER" Reduced to $495 Low mileage by local owner. Looks and runs like new, ~xtra good tires, heater, beige finish . 1 - 1960 RAMBLER CLASSIC 4 DR. STA. WAG • beater, goud tires. 1963 Corvair Panel ' POMEROY - ! - room frame hmw with bath. forced hot Phone WY 2-2531. I 19 tk air heating, full basement! U . S. Civil Service Teshl Jad• W C•ra.y With recreation room, attach- : Me11 ,,,., m.. n rs ~"'' "y"'' se .. ur• l(lb• ed garage with breezeway, ' 81,-b Pl.l' 'ibm., hnu n 1\rhanr'<!mN~t Mgr W'f 2-9932 l"'ouRa"d~ ot .,,.,, "~'"" PH''~'"'"'>r)' ' - - - - - - - - - - - - ' on la_ndscap_ed lot _near new ll'lll•tn• anttl app"""eCI £"P"''P nee -IRON $1145 1948 Chevrolet 'h Ton Pickup SUPER SERVICE STATION :V Vinyl trim, grey fmish, clean inside and out. Good tires, radio and beater. Solid cab, all good tires, runs out excellent, henfer. Hyloro Slackw•ll lube Type uu"•'h unn~.-ell~ar)· "' fl!!:~ ·nform 1 tkttl on Jnh•. '""' arll"• "1"""'"'"""' '~ 1960 VOLKSWAGEN 2 DOOR nyl !;Cats like new. 6 ply tires. Heater and defroster. 1 Ll tfc Cutltltt f<t1lt~ !all $1195 Low Real Est•te For Sale 16.60 Dark blue finish, clean interior, V8 en&ine, Std. trans. RadJo. heater, a real sharpie and only 1961 Chevrolet Y2 Ton Pickup _ Comple&. Servtee CHI1 ~radtonl t.'rtte . PMGe " Coatlllt .t.. C. BKAUto'URD 1961 RAMBLER CUSTOM 4 DOOR 1961 OLDS F-85 4 DOOR SEDAN AULTLIINU<K ___ I Snow Tires Hot Used Car Values To POMEROY MOTOR o.., 1 RECALL JOHNS NEW YORK (UP!) - The New York Rangera of the National Hockey League have recalled delenseman Don Johns from Baltimore of lbe American League to replace the in}ured Jim Neilson, who is out with a shoulder separation. 'l'bt Rangrs also senl Jim Mikol back to St. Paul of the Central Hockey League. SEE EM NOW! tea 5, OVer e.. d t'bl C \) J' J bn UC I e. a llfl 0 son, WY 2-2903 for information. i 1._19 30tc_ __ 1 _ 0 lc AROUND ANYWHERE AT .•. STANDING- Timber ~ Top cash MAJOR Medical Health Plan, I RATES I Chill ... Wanted To Buy Mort IIHtn one tncu ru ct lnlt'ftton 11 BEST DEALI Equipment furnished fr~ . Write to Gordon Rae. Dis- INCOME .TAX Service, Johntrict Sales Mgr ., 3584 Dar- son - Sunpson Insurance ~- I byshire Drive, Columbus. Ohio ~ncy , Room 6, Coat!J Build- I C ORB~I ONS b8 Winter's · ATKINS IN SURGEIIY CHICAGO (UP! I - <ldcaio Bear delenltve end DotC A1o kiDs, who was oal of . . lion moot cl the 1118f oeuoe wilb a knee injlll')', wu operated on Thursday to CM 1ect the problem. Olfenslve end Mike D!tka, who wore a barness part of last season lo protect a shoulder diaiocallon, will be operated on sborlly for the · dislocation and removal of I ' bone chip m that area. I .. BUT SUBSEQUENTLY 1 DISCOVI!REI) l>lE l'«ti!!NT WA5Nfl(' A IXJRDIW<:f HADA BUT PIJoUN.o- <HORAXI Phone '!86-2104 JACKSON, OHIO IRANNER TKI'!T IIWt.llN'r AFFCI!IO MUCH AQirMCY.: 'Mll.JID rr r �- - -""· ·-.., ..-- -.....•• *. ..... . . . , J..,. ,. . . -v. . .. . . .... . - . . . -.~ .-.. ..... .._ iiJ'. - "" ... ~ .. ·p-· ... ___ .... . ....,. ..,. · ....... '' l Sentinel, Pomer_oy-Mld~eport, 0 ., Jan. 22, 1965 -cru ,.. FUm sa.-...,..,R Vows Solemnized Jr. Rtgh Horwr ' Syracuse WSCS Ladies are Guests At Rutlaml Home Around And To MilS st.uMnt. At B ·de' H Student~ Luted Mainly About "' OfForest Run Group on Wednesday melMembers ol the Cbatter I b' About , E s •ome Middleport Seventh an d fl peopIe 'I n at the Crow'• Steak ~u 'lbo Middleport WCI'U lpoD- F 'd ' Membe... of the wscs or opened the meeting with devo- Wedn..day evening for a • .:i Middleport IIOCed • film the danilen ol II ay vemng !~h:.. ~~rd ~~ ~~k!"';;. ' Pomeroy lle Syracuse MethodiSt church uuns taken lrorn Job 2 and dinner Following the dinner, I Ml'! Oleva Boice 11 8 _ amoklng ahown to Middle- Mr. IIIII Ml'!. Clyde Winea, Jr. loci w...., El bth Grade: Connie ' 11ere gue•ts when the WSCS gave a medttatlon on prayer I the group met at the home of !lent at M · pa port High SChool studenll dur- are lllllQUnclug ~e of Bachnet- K:th Bail Teresa I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph struble, Ill the Foresl Run Method"! Group smgmg of " I'm Proymg Mrs Charles ca,..n RuUand al f b •II• !Gene'! llooplt- ing an auembly period Thurt- ~ dall(b\Or Peay to Larry Clscl rJn<ia ~ ket(' Nancy Mrs. John Terrell and Mrl. t.Dany Chatter Club Meeta YEA I'RER 111111 lodoy 5t-H, low lliPl I pray~r ~ ~rv::n ~~ ~onl ' l E SA Rode~ "'I ~I ':f: ' Dress Boots a·.~- '1 I . W /k • G d a -In ar en Club Members 1 Harr~ ha~ ~an ~ge Debo JoHeines were ColumbUI ey Hind. Jra Der I Mn.arta I VISitOrs Monday. y, oyce av s, I Hubbard, Mary Jane Jenktnson, Mr and 'llrs. Gene Mltell Ruth Ann Lacey, Mary Long, I and Shari and Mark and Mrt. Cynthia Mills Kathy Morgan Joseph Struble visHed WedRemalie Ni~l Bob Pndd~ day afternoon with Mr and and Sherrie shuler Mrs George HemE's Hem~ Seventh G ade · Pat Archer ! lock Grove ' N · M 8 k' I1 Mr'i Susre FischPr and datJo 8 hr ancy uc anan, ary ur · ett, Kathy Cond6, Alan Cun· 1 ghter . Mrs. W1lh•1r Frecker of THE SHOE BOX Tray Favors for . I tion. S:h I f 9" ~ fEj Memo~ial t:·'~-. _· oh~erh '...,\~ ·· ';jj ·,·, ~ ·- -~· ~,/ -t" /'a ~~~ ::e~:ngBewiP,.treh THE MARTIN RESTAURANT r J I Hl!oto~ , u:~ iiili~:::==========:::::i::::iiiiiii::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~a~nd~M~r~;~M~e~l~~in~G~r~im~m:::;,iiiiiiii~ · a~t~7~·· 30~,L~m::,;s~und:a~iiiiiiii;;;;;llof the Middleport Baptlot rs. in addihon wre'!"e to the wa above · ·Guests Mrs. W1lbur completed arepair lire · · p. · y. Church Thursday Flrttt ovening at lendtns Fr?er were of Cleveland, Mr. and :tar1. controlW. Va., instrument 1 ' were Mrs. John Fultz and !,Ira. Wayne King. . Charlea Holtman Ia ~ patient at the Veterans Hoopitai ln ~~· W. Va. her home on Chestnut-st. Devotions were by Mrs. Shlrley Mills with Mn. A. R. Putlen giving the evening prayer. A dessert courae was aerved by the officers Including Ml'!. Lyons, Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mrs. George Baker, Mrs. Beu'i lah White, Mrs. Lettie Roush and Mrs. Shirley Mills. Also attending were Mrs. John Scioes, Mrs. Jaroes Souders, Mrs. Jacob Turner, Mrs. Clyde Winebrenner, Ml'!. Grace Hysell, Mrs. Fielding Hawkins, M.... Dale Mourning, Mn. Lillian McGhee, Mrs. C. P. Brad· bury, Mrs. Frances Bearbl, Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mn. Pearl Hoffman, M.... Dana Hamm and Ml'!. Nora Hamll1 • • • • ON YOUR SAVINGS! Your savings deposited In this bank will earn interest at the rate of 4% per annum, effective March 15, 1965, the beginning of our next semiannual period, This interest Is automatically credited to your account, and Is compounded semiannually-your interest earns interest! 1 I Mr~. Web•teru ON THE 2nd & 3rd FLOORS. Big Selection of Well Known Makes, Prompt Delivery To Your Home. Sensible Credit Service , Mro. Jed We bater Sr. waa hosteaa to the Paat Presidents 1 of tho American Legion Auxll· lary of Drew Weblter Post Sl, Wednesday eveolni .t bet Sprlna Ave. home. The meeting opened wlth devotiona taken from Matthew 2 by Mrs. Gerald Wllclermulb who also read a New Year'o Prayer taken from S• nahiDe maguiDe. It was vole<l that - " member would bring a toilet arUcle to the next meelln& to be aent to ex-.ervlce womon resldlni Mnter'a Cottage, Dayton. Garnes were played and prizeS awarded to Mn. Mayme Holmes and Mrs. George Bearba, A dessert course was I served by the hosteaa anlsted by her grandson, James Webster w 12 members. The February meetlnl wiD be held at the home of Mrs. Wildermuth with Mn. Eddie Smith u de- , votional leader and Mra. I Holmes in charge of ..mea. 1 • BIG BENEFITS FOR YOU! SAFETY. Your deposits are Insured, and protected by SOllnd bank management. AV AILABIUTY. Your money Is quickly available when you need and want it. CONVENIENCE. No more convenient way to save exists than your bank account. EARNINGS. You just can't beat the assur- ed 4% that you will earn on your savings. ~~*7l. Pomeroy National Bank ..._UERVJCE.J.. ]I!( BANK *~® SERVING MEIGS COUNTY FOR OVER 93 POMI!ROY MEMBER. FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCB CORPORATION YEARS RUTLAND f ___' ELBERFELDS Invites You To The Sale of Livi_ng Room, Bedroom, Dining Room and Kitchen Furniture Auxiliary Ho•tu• • • • Mrs. Frank Porter and dau~h- J course at Army Ordnance Conters, Charesse Porter and Di- ter and School, Aberdeen Provana and A~1ta Ktog. Calling m! ing Ground, Md., Jan. 15. Warl the eveniog were Mr. and : ner is a 196t gradu"te •f Point Mrs. Gerald Mtchael and lam· Pleasant High School and at• ily of ~use:__~te~d~-Glenville State College. Shop Saturdays 9 to 9 ton. Enjoy the everlasting charm of Early American Furniture: j( PROM THI! Cape eoa * COLLECTION_. by KRDEHLERO STITCHERS CLUB MEETS Mrs. Dwlflht Lopn entertained the Nllty stltcberl club Wednesday evening al her holne, Rock Spriog. Road. The even- ~ 1ng waa .pent ooctall)' and In aewlng. Retresbmenl8 were'""' vee! to Mrs. Jack Warner, Mn. Max Folmer and VanJIIllll, Mra. James Wnt, Mro. Hugh Bearho, Mrs. William Bartell. Mn. Lloyd Moore 8I)Ci JIUOBtl. M.... Helen Brlcklet. Skip IRaan and VlrJU DOL. BELLI ·BVLJ, ;:,;;:.::;:~~ Earl Barnes, ol JUO'D N4. I, ~~-----------------------.:.--------------..11 ChO!MI!emtlle, d. "' • Elberfe-lds In Pomeroy ~~- ~· --"'!"-.. . . . .-. . . . .,. ...____.,._. .:,___..J _ ....·'{"•. ..:--.,.,""11'•"•'";.·_;;.. , sentative of the Columbus Hospital Federation, who urged that the planning rommille~ b~ set up immediately It had been that anticipated originally rnt"tnbers of a health racililies planning committee would be Mr. Strand said, ''The Hospilal Federation i.s here to aid and assist you and to come up with an efficient way of meet· ing the problems here . Hos pital s always have room ror Improvement. .. named at the Friday night meetin~ - Howevt>r , it was dec1ded to postpone organization until an other session . Pomeroy Attorney Frank W. Porter served as vice (·hair· man for the meeting and will Strand also indit:aled that the sit.ualion in Meigs count v is to the point where there .wIll be no obstetrical work allowed in either hospital unle!'s .some. thing is done. Strand said OB caSt:s would staffing at Vt>t•·nu1s Mt·morial hospital and inadequale fa cilltits at Mr ig., (;tnt· ral hospital. Ch<tr!es RJdeout. admmls! rator nl Veterans .11·:1t•monal hospital, SiJJd Veterans l\'lt>morial hospJtal ha s full t>X pettanon of ha ving a thief or obstetrical st' I'VIt:es bdore tht' Jw1e dead · hne . ~r . Strand ob."er ved, ' On the b<J!)JS of the !i ilu;J! Jon that y ou have , and on the bas1.s ot the problems facing us. il med ica ! servtu•s commntee would be a great thing " After the official JnPt:t mg wn s Hd1ourner! a round lahltdi s<·uss ton was he ld I.J ~ !5 111' the 25 persons who attcnd('d . It was point~ out dunng th1s discussion lhat ''The rea l problem here is the sttua1ton between the M. D.'s and 0 . o·s. Strand rollowed th i~ t·omntf nt saying, "A big start low;tr-d solving thiS probl em would be gelling together on a mt"d · kal serv1ce eommttle<' . · Dr. H. 'vi. Boocks, M. D. health commissioner or Me igs cc.Wity, ctsktd, "What are yuu going to do With Veterans Mem orial hospital. You 've got to get a whole stat! uut there " Mr. Ridt>out answered. "I have been fon ·ed to attr mpt tu get M.D.'s from out of town. 'fhere is nuthing I would like belter than to ba\'e our Joul M. D. ·s out there:· Dr . Boocks t!~n remarked, •·surely, there are so me ostt>opnt hie physic1an." here who e<• r, work With th e M.D ·~ · Dr. Boot:k!! is on the stalf of 1he new hospital in Hockmg ' ' counly where courtesy prJ~ lege:; have been given at least one D. 0 . physician. A representative of the Ohio Medical association, Dr. Spears, sa id that otrictals of u~~ association would be wUJ~ ~~~~ to meet with the board of trustees of Veterans Memorial hospital to try and help settle lhe problems here. Dr. Speant wai' assured by Board President Harold Sa'*' IIIII an imoit.a t ion to the Ohio Medical A.. roalion to meet witb the boar• ot trusteetS would be fortheo,. ing. Cold, Irritation !Jn Chest, Places LBJ in Hospital 1 ! ·{l_· Bratto~: ty on the basb; uf inadequate I I ~ ~ ::' be moved out of Mt'igs coun· I sh~ con~st, Su~~~th be in charge of arranging an organization sestiion. Couple Escapes Fire o.·ne Out ~~)·/~l_ J:!l The open meeting was arranged by Jame_, Strand, a repr- I J g~ry 0 "--~~ I ;;";;'::::;:;:;:=~'~'vl~r~s;;.~Ed~i~lh~Si~ss~o~n~d~is~p~la~y~ed~a, ~n · This was agreed Friday night in a meeting at the Pomeroy elementary school attend· ed by both medical and ostPOpathic physicians and members of the board ol trustees ot Veterans Memorial Hospital , lnc ., and Mt!igs Memorial Hospital, Inc.____ I::· MEIGS THEA TRE t I A medical servicE' planning committee that would attempt to cure the ills of Meigs Coun· ly's hospital operations will be organized here soon through the Columbus Hospital Federa- OSplfa Made by Club 1---------...,•: en tine _~----------------~~~~~~~~~~----~S=A~TU:R:DAY,JANUARY 23, ~~~ AVE~ , ~ ,~~------------------------------------------- ingh S G 1 h Rich ICleveland wore Tuesday evonn am, usan er ac ,Hysell- ! mg, , d'mner guests of Mr. and ard Hawley Rhonda Jan Long Robbie Ord RandY Mr5 Thurman Flsrher. PbUllpo Nina Stiles J.ilin Tan- ' Mr. and 'Irs. Raymo~d Fi,. nehlll ~nd Diane Welsh. cher and Mr. and Mrs. Thill' man Fischer vi sited Tuesday evening, with their J.olher, Mrs. Susie Fletcher, Momtna Star. I Mrs. Susie Fischer and Mrs. WO S Wilbur Frecker visited Wed· nesda:v afternoon with Mrs. H:lmer Holter, Mr. and Mrs. E<J. H at y e of Raollla'o Pel« lite Groot. discovered Alalb Ia 1741. """ eordla& to lbe World Abu- ~~-:~~~----------------------------------------------~------------~·J. NO. 239 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ?.~.·f;,---------------- VOL XVI 1 T Meet Recently • llfOW YOTJ ICN011' eap1. v-. 10ftPII. a lsb ..llllllll ........ tloo emptor Dnoled To The fratgNb 01 The /Heict·MtUon .4rN lumbus where they were guests! ,attendants and a-ta. Ml'!. Kate of Mr. and Mrs. Ike Wilt and I I19008 Rowe and Ada, Mr1.~~ Pill'family . ) and Ge(lrge, l ~.. s. BettY 1 . 1 Van Meter, SyraCIIISe; Yvonne 1 M15,5 Ed~ Burdette of ~· ~' ! and Eunice Rowe, Mr. and W I a. viSited recently With Mrs. Mlna Hart greeted mem- : Mrs. R"'!erlck Grimm and Rondrt'... sed as a Kor~an). A talk I mg the Middleport • Wahama Mrs . Guy Reynolds. j bers and guests at her home ' nle, Racme, and Paula Gibson, die Young and Mr. and Mrs. on "Channels lor the Word" basketball game, The Jays will Rio Grande students who are , on the Pomeroy-Athens Road Clyde Winea, Jr., Linda Plans were made to make William Blake and family. MIDDLEPORT was given by Mrs. Nease and lbe m charge. home for the semester break:Jfor the recent Walk-In Garden!· Karen Wines. . jtray favors for Veterans Mem- Mr. and Mrs. John RPitm1re Jhe group sang, " In Christ • include Dennis Saelens, Eric Club Christmaa Party: th After 1 slwrt wedding lrlp, orial and Meigll General Hoa- aod son and Mrs. Mae Relt. There Is No East or West." Korean flag and gave the mean- Chambers, Neda Bradford, Ro· ! Gifts for exchange were plae- ie e bride will rt!SUDlO her stud- pltals lor Valentine Day when mire of New Haven, W. Va. .~n article. Student Rehg 1ous mg of the symbols on the flag. bert Ord, and Sandra Brewing- i ed under a decorated tree and ~ Southern Local H!Sb the Sew·Rite &!wmg club met and Mrs. John Batley, wrra Pomeroy, Ohio and f.nhghtenment Program, The group formed a frlendshlp j ton. I namea of Secret Pals were 1andoo w~ abe 18 a ten10r, Wednesday evening at their Wedneaday evening guests of w<J s read bv Mrs. Fred Nease , Circle and sang '' Blest Be the drawn for the New Year and old i Larry is employed at ~ club room with Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Susie Fischer. and Mrs A rnold spoke on the Tie That Binds" and repeated Russell McElhinny has re· i names revealed. ' ' Loeb Electric Company at ' Baity as hostess. I Mrs Wilbur Frecker !'E!tumTONIGHT IJmtury and aceomplishmenls of the Lord's Prayer. As a special turn~ .to Columbus after ~ , After t.he business aeasion, j Columbus, "'~ they will Mrs. Elza GUmore, vice ed to her home, Cleveland to"FBI CODE 98" Ew ha Women's University. number, Mrs. Arnold read from a recent tll1 roll call was answered by nammake their home following her business session. Committees day, aftf'r a week's visit with 11 AJ cuperatmg Ja ck Kt•lh . Rav llan1on. Phi 1•ort raying graduates of the Recip~ For A Happy N ew I ness and hospitalization. ! ~~g a berried shrub inviting to graduation. for the year named by . Mrs. i her mother. Mrs. Susie Fischlip Ca r ey, A.nrlrew Duggan "CONQUEST OF SPACE" tlnivPrsity were Mrs. Curtis, Year, taken from the book, 1 Mrs. Henry Null accompan- 1bmls. The Program topic was Harvey Van Vrank.en, presJdent. , er. Mick e~ Sl1auehnessy . Ptlll " dorlor; Mrs. Christy Baer, "Leaves of Gold." i ied her !aliter, Clarence Clark, i a cootlnuation o1 the ~ubj<ct of Bradbury Club lwa were read by Mrs. Gilmore and Mrs. l.orena Snyder retur~Fosler, WaltPr BrookP thr wife or a diplomat; Mrs. Durmg the business seslon ,to the Gallipolis Clime lhls , buildmg and mamtammg a bird .4U.Day Meeting mclude. Mrs. Don Mullen, Mrs. Ied to her home, Rose Hill SUNDAY MONDAY, TUES . : Mannmg Roush. school teachMrs. Kerns Rousb, Mrs. Chrisweek for check-ups. . /sanctuary. The Bradbury Extension Charles Hoffman and Mrs. Day. Tues~ay. after caring ~or _ 1Mrs. J•nuary 14-25-26 Sandy. Humphreys, Ml(Jdle- 1 ~veral. members we~ report- Homemaker'• (]ub met aU ton Strlckl~nd, flowers; Mr~ Desste Patterson .who rs ul. " SEND ME NO FLOWI:RS" 1er: Mrs. Air red Yeauger. social ty Baer and Mrs. Uswin Nease ( rPrhnitol0rl Iwo r ke.r . and Mrs. Mark Ev~ms, were named as the nominating port High SChool sophomore, 1ed til. Mma Hart furniShed the day Wednesday at the home 0 Donald Colhns and Mrs. Calvm Mrs. Mason Fischer attendRo rk H tHt~nn . Oori~ Day . a nurse. i committee. Plans were made underwent appendectomy sur· !contests, a Bible Quiz and a Mrs. Harold Collins, It was Simpson, gifts ; Mrs. Willard ed a layette shower given TuesTom A.<~nrl~ll. Hal March . ;;;:::;;;:::;;;:::C;;o;;lo;;";;•;:;rt;;.. for sale at the next at Veterans Hos- ! Rhyme Time. opened bf the president, Mrs. Boyer, Mrs. Ronald Browmng, day evening by Mrs. D. L. · .~~~~ --~ ~eet.mg ..apron A report was given on ~ttal Wednesday evemng. She wh1ch furmshed a note. of fun. Paul Winn, who read scri ture Mrs. Donald McKnight .. Mrs Roush at her ho~e, New Havdistnbutlon of Christmas re- ts the daughter of Mr. and Mr!. i Both were won by Lou1ae Har· from Matthew. P H. C. Mullins, Mrs. Lou>s Os- en, W. Va. honor1og Mrs. Rob. .,.;,.,...,,.,.///,.F"''' l iooentbfjlOC<!S •nd several thank Norman Humphreys. l'ison. M" . Clarence Murray re rt- hom, Mrs. Harold Hood and ert Roush of Middleport;. . you notes were received At the conclusion of refresh- ed the M lg Coun ~ Mrs. Cbarlea Rideout. ways 1 Mr and Mrs. W1lllam F 1shor ~ ••II~'LlJJj A dessert co""e waa ·served TO HOLD YOUTH DAY ments Nancy st. Clair and Con- tens:::'n Counci~ a:X. MrstyOle:~ and meAns. The traveling pri,.. , and son, Billy and Roland Fist't I, With The Family btry the Nhosktlessehs on h <·rystal Day will !beth obMsel_drdve,..d i me hReedd !took the ldudedish- Cotterlll and Mrs. Max Davia daownaardteded by_ MMrrss. BoByaerltv M"r'ass , MvrlSiatnedd MThr•urMsdaa! . ion · i'" ays. ap ns ad t emap of •~Y mornmg a e •was mg u tes w tc cone "Be w· 'th w · · ' • · · ~ 8 ~ ' J... rhe ktds wt'U love t't! sesoBuys"on which the ,,. WI · . ed 8 b'" !hd ~ ., '·. "'. ...,·cZ ,.. ' Korea and favors were Korean port First Baptist Church. Tak- I' lh< evenings festivities. Food hod s tmpson receJv '" h· •Y qn Fisher and ramil Y· Mr. ... ,__ Thhee feorovdtceis psruopmeprbt,' nags and chopsticks, ing part will be Dianne Van Due to Illness of the Feb. bos- attended. Following the Y luck gift from her secret pal. R•· l er and brother Roland returnAttendin• were the above aod eonney in char•e of the wor- tess the time and place ol thel di the pot k freshmenls were served by the ed home thiS morning and ~Irs 0 • 0 I nner • 1 IIOOn group wor - h 13 ber F' h d ' ed 1 5 ' r ,. :..1 the atmosphere pleasfMrs. John F. Baily, Mrs. Ro- ,;p service and these speakers, meeting will be aMounced later. ed oo varioua projects and oste.•s to mem s. _ls.,er an son remam for a :;r. t Md . 1 bert Laudermilt and guests, Michael "Early Mlli- f watched the Jnaugu...tlon 00 VIS' · :f. an o est prices. ! Mrs. C. B. Weese, Mrs. William stons m Burma, Ray Ptckens, , Mr~. Lyom Hoate•• TV. Members reaponded to DINNER IS GIVEN COMPLETES CO SJI! 1 Houdashelt, Miss Marcia Karr, Jr., "Geography and OfB ·B C'-rollcallbyglvingaNewYear's Mrs. Susie Fisher entertain-' LETART W 'va G'J. ~~ Mrs. Helen Damewood Mrs. of Burma," and Rtcbard Wll· , IU) ee mal 1 tl The t r Jed ·h d' I · · · · ~ John Sauvage, Mrs O~a Wine- son "Burma Missions Today." 1 . Mrs. John Lyons. president, reso u on. nex mee mg Wlt a . mner S~nday at ; mer N. Warner, son of Mrs. ~ Route 7 Middleport brenner Mn Ali~e Capehart lA film on Burma will be shown · entertained the Busy Bee Class ~IUMbe :::b. 17 ak!be :"': her home m Mornmg Star. I Audery C. Warner, Route 2, LeKorean prayer, "Like A Reed" ! b) Mrs. Scolt. DANCE AT WAHAMA Mrs Rus!:i Watson gave the j . h•stury and description ol Ko- 1 This Saturday a high school rea nnd JVIrs. Scott introduced !dance wi_ll be h~ld at the WaM!Ss Susie Wong !Mrs. Grueser l ham a High audtrorium follow- Warm Lined cloudy, •Indy, turning colder •hh ahowon po11ibly cbaa&llll to tno\t flu~a by afternoon, ltlp tl-5!, 00 Ohurch met Wednesday evemng For You ... and by Mrs With Mrs . Thomas Stewart me tors: treat· day afternoon. FoUowlng the GfJmm • Mr 'anct Mrs •r the <'hurch With Mrs Stacey Curlis closed the devotions ('()-hostess. A short business ses- Mrn . J • ISWII mMothelr rum, the Rev .. fmald Hlcb, Grimm ' . ld d M Oo G . nd s. oe aon, ddlepor1 pastor of the Middleport OIUrch • ~K, on Arnu an rs n rueser I .. Ewha Women 's Umverstty" was co ucted by Mrs land Dr. Raymond Boice of Christ spoke of the d Jl\'idlly eveoJni at 7:30 o'clock as hostt-sstos . was t JI P topiC of the program i ar Roach , prestdent. Ieroy. • ! ol ci areite smok and •t the borne of tbe bride's ~ Mrs J"ck CurtiS, preSident, presenled b, Mrs. John Scott. Gamea were played With l ,. ~ I boll ~ Jenta. The Rev. OConnor Bap--~Thf' wor!ihrP rtonter prPnan~d pnzes awardt'd to Mrs . Robert Miss Margaret Sauer and Mrs. ~ 0 ~ ~ e th er::s and tbt minister of Racine o'tficilt· · by Mrs Us win Nease was a Eads, Mrs. Harold Dunfee, Mrs Clarence McNeal visited ! . rt e1 ec on e Y and . ed. ' Knrean garJe• and C"""'''d of' Nathan Biggs. Mrs Wilbur Thursday w•th Mrs. 0 I eva sp;:s."M:"'::t':'ple, 8 nd Mr 1 i1 'Jbe brtde wore a two-pleCf' , • a pagoda cherry and willow Young, Mrs. Kenneth Michael, Bmce. Mrs Mont Miller and Cia rgM N uer suit ol pink wool and a cor&age ' Mrs Rayrnond c M Ch M' M p k . renee c eaJ of the local 1 Jadktll L.,,.,~_ 1 trt>t>s. shrubbery, a r 1 ver w1th 01e. rs. ar· tss ary ar , pa ~nt& at u,nlt or the WCTU were o I UU\UII. She was given 1 undges and small figunnes les Lathey, MrB. Roush, Mn. Me~gs General Hospttal. th Mr preaenl l in marri1111e by her father 1or e program. Womens High Heel 1 t.roup smglng of "Jesus Ca II s IIHubert Nelson and M Ch ' William Clvde Wine S rs. ar- George Johnson visited Thurs- ' Ruaaell high !lChool . . . l . s, J r. The brides' l b' ' and the reading of scrip- es ptres. A dessert course was day with Mr and Mrs F ank l mtrod~ed it prmclp8' maid was Carol Faye Teaford lUre from Matthew 5 and 7 by s::,ved by the hostesses to tho Hysell of R~tland . r of Racine; beat man waa BobMrs . Kerns Roush opened the a ve and Mrs. Howard Birch· · , by Winea, brother ol the program followt'd by thf" Ko- field , Mrs Jerry Schoonover Mr. and Mrs . Robert Byer l brlde. rran Creed in unison and a and Mrs. Alfred Biggs. were weekend visitors in CoA recepllon followed for the M-18. Sunday to. ,, ; � 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 01. 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