http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9b3c51e927c633cc519479081e39cb3b.pdf 60c860ab85df0431e8884f2062058686 PDF Text Text • IS-Bally • •' l' • Miscellaneous Shower Given Fire Victims Mainly About People In Pomeroy Church 0/ficero A.re lnstaUed The Rev . Howard Ruppell ln.. stalled new church officers dur- . lng the Sunday morning WOf· A ffilSCellant'Ous Mrs. Tom Jonf!'l house-hold ship servict: at the First United d ahower was given 1'ues ay eve- Presbv terian Church. or Cheshire Mrs. Susie Windon ol d Henc!erp k son, W. Va. and Leonar ic ens of P1 . PleaSant, W. Va vis· their household possessions ~ Kellnedy, George Anderson , eld-~· a fire wht<:'h destroyed thi"Ir ers ·. Richard elwen. Paul Hapited Sunday afternoon with home . The showt"r was. h• ld a I tonst n\1. and Vincent Dabo. dea- l B 1 sister, Miss Ethel Koemg at the .home of Flora at ey . r uns : \1rs . Richard. Owen, Mrs. I. of Miss Elsie Hart. Gifts were placed on a table Karl Owen and Mrs. Thomas d 1 Mrs . Carl Moore and 1\•lr~ . covered wi~h a white cloth. e- Y..elly , deaconesses; and Rodney Edyth Ryther spent Tuesday corated wtlh rt'd hearts and Sauer and Wi lham Lewis, trusat Antiquity with Mrs . Ben red and whue streamers. tees. Thomas Kelly· presented a Spencer. Games were PIa~·.ed and priz~s vocal number wlf h Lillian Sh:•iff 1 1 p tl t Kelly Wilson was the over awarded r.. arteGrace os ewai ~· JEAN ELAINB PULLINS night guest Saturday· of her · Gertrude l.oKloes, Durst· as organi~t. · and \1arie Franct~. Mr. aRd Mn. Tbt>odore Jtul- grl&.rtdparents , Mr. and Mrs h "' Present wm t e a~ve an d 1 llns, Long Bottom, are an- Carl Moore , Nye Ave. Mr . and Mrs . Robert Slagel Mrs . Ann Fick , Mr . and Mrs .1 1 nouncing t.ht' engagement ol · 1 M of Ironton visited briefly MonDon " ' Knight. Caro yn · c- ' I their daogbter, Jean Elaine, d · d Knight , Rutland, and the ho norw Roger Andrew Spencer son day with relatives an 1nen s ed. uests Refreshments of d M G S m Pomeroy. g ' ' . and of Mr. an fl. uy p!"l)('· Rev and Mrs. William Thorpe 8811dwtcht'~, ~tato chtps and tf er, Tuppers Plains. Both art" I visited Saturday at Galhpohs coffee wert' served .. ~lr l,~ k 1964 graduates of ~a,.l1•ro with Mrs c L Arnold at the Mrs. fran('ts art' rPstdtng 1n A section uf the s.tudy uuo High llrhool. · her mot he r' s aparlmt'nt. on Galatians was given when 1 home of her daughter and son Sending girls werf' Roxie Oil· I Group I of lhe Women·s Asso· 1 in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Hobert er, Patty Kloes , Mr and Mrs . dation of the First United Pres- ! M. Richards. fS, eWIS 0$ Mrs . Maxine Arnold visiter! Tom Roach Mr. ~:~nd :\Irs Hi11 1 bvterian Churrh met Monday Francis. P~mero.\': r\·1r_ <.tnd · e~t'ning at the home of Miss Sunday at Gallipolis with Mrs. Mrs. Carl Frann". PI Plt•as-~ Carul~'n Russell un BrownellL . Arnold and Mr. and Mr£i. ant w. Va .; Sandra and Jan• A" . ' Robert M. Richards. I Be~nett , Clillun: Mrs. Dorothy I Mrs . Tom Kelly, chairman. I 1 Russell , H1:1rlford : Nellie and was in chargf of the mf'eting ; The Shellie Boice_ group of !.~"""'· ,. , ~ .\~,\Q'J:.l:~.""ll i Flora Nt>ll Ru~sell , :vtason: \tr . ' with the opemng prayt>r gt\'en the HethiPhem Bapttst Chun:h,l : ;-;, and Mrs. Lester Bailey, Gladys I by Mrs . Dale_ Walburn Mtss I Grea~ Bend. held its monthly !( ,~~ Lambert. Mr . :.~ml Mr.s. F'ra~k 1 Be~er!y Pernn, devol ronal I mee:mg at Mrs . Eve ly n Fore- 1-': Beach, ~!don W~:~lbum, Besste charrman. presented an arttclP , mans home Feb. 2. I '. =~ i Athey, Gertrude Vom Coone!', ''If You Don 't Get a Tttsk vo:J Miss Wilma Sayre. pre.'>idrnl., if Mr. and Mrs. John Fullz. \k Like. Like the Task Ynu CPt,' opened !he meeting with devoI j and Mrs. Robt•rl Cnrig, Mr. taken from Guidepost. • t1on ~. " Reading the Bible,' thf'l . . , and Mrs. Charles Bennett, Mr .l Mrs. F.dward Crooks gave the sr riplure reading from 11 Tim _ Mrs: .Charl~ s Jtv1den of Ath· j and Mrs . Raymond Stewart, study lopir . ·"n1e Apostle u! i ~ · 10·17. and followed with pray· ens VISlt~d With her father , l\1r .1 Juanita .Miller, Mr . and Mrs . FrPedom " takPn from Cain - 1,r L .o. Dtles recently . 1 Frank Chersebrew , Nan<·y Mor- ti~ns . Heports ot officers were Tltt> While Cro~s Ch airman . Dr: and Mrs . ~rooks Lamb ris, Elsi~ H<.!ddox . \1arg;uet gtven and rlans were _madf' lor Mrs . Jsabt'l Lewis, read a i of Columhus v.ere weekend Martin Lola Meek , Mr _ and the group to sell greetmg rards I" Thank vou " leiter and card 1guests of Mrs. Frank Betz. Mrs. Clifford Manley, C:arolyn dur ing f'ebmar~· with Mrs . fred from Maiher School for the two Mr . and Mrs. Lewis I_ Vance, Hem' I Huard , Cillrolyn Lt:wis as chairman. A soup sa le , boxrs of clothing sent to 1t. were called to Berea. Oh1o, 1 Haley. Mr . Jtnd Mrs. r.,_,n Stiv· was also planned f'or Frid.ay.l Used Christmas cards were i TUE'sd~y d_ue to the death . ahnded in to be sent. to a for- her stster-m·law~ Mrs. E.uni<'e ers, Mrs. Marion frPnrh. Du- March 5. ry Taylor. Mrs . Harry Durst. The next meeting wtll ~e at I eign mission field for further Edwa~ds. who dted follo\Vlng Betty Ginther and Ruth Dod- I thf' h~me or Mrs. H.. W. Vaugh. , use there. More old specta cle~ short 11lness. son. an wtth Mrs. Crooks as devo- and lenses were also collected Mr. Asa Jordan has entered II j uonal chairman and Miss Per-! In be sent to Burmu . Cance l· Holzer Hospital in Gallipolis 1 r in fht> program lt-ader. jiM postage stamps, too, an• where he . will undergo Blue. Gold B'mquPI , A sa lad course wtlh hot rolls , received at t>very meetin~ to ~urgery lh1 s week. Mrs. J.lorclan To be 011 8ot11 rrla_,, ! potato chips and coke was ser- b€ sent to a boys' orphanage is with him at the hospital I v~ to the ab_ove named and 1m Germany . · Steve Bachner, son of Mr Cub Scouts of Pack 246 held Mtss Rosetta Lisle and Mrs AI· · It was voted to renew a and Mrs . Jack Bachner, ts their regular den meeting on len Leonard. subscription to the devotional sent from the first grade Monday after sehoul al. the book, "The Secret Place." cause of chickenpox. The program was presented Mr . and Mrs. John Vroman Salisbury School. Plans were made for the Blue ' by Mrs. Isabel Lewis. The ti- a~~ son, Johnny, of Columbu' and Gold Banquet to be held :it tie. "Acres o( People,'' rer·re- VISited over the weekend sented the migrants in the nelds his parents, Mr. and Mf5. Jolmll the school Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Meat w1ll be pro~·1ded and who wearily toil from day to Vroman . The latter Mrs. each family is asked to brrng day to raise food for the o::oun- man is recuperating from a covered dish and tablf' se_r-1 tr . Many times they are un· broken hip. vice. Rep . Ralph Welker Will Children of the county home 1d y paid thereby forcing them 1 Mrs. Herman Kissell, Collum· II be guest speaker. Valentines ! will be special guests at a fam- :1e\. ·. rural 3 Jums and mi-~ bus, spent Sunday with her Christians are ter and family, Mr. and Mr. ' ·II were made by the Cub Scouts ily night observance to_ be held ! :ra~~e c~~ps. and refreshmrnts served by Feb. 21 a! the Middleport d 1 ·s·lt these li:Jborers.j James Brewington and famllv U . d p b .. urge o VI 1 . th~e~D~e~n~M~o~th~er~s~.~~~~;II Ftrst mte res ytenan learn the needs of America 's 1 and Mr . and Mrs. John Vroman . Church planned by the West- . · . 'bl and bring mean- I Mrs Edward Joseph is a 1 1 I minster Youlh Fellowship Sun- mg _nv!s 1o Ythpoor '.1ves. 1 medi~al patient at ~~~~~::~ ~~ . e1r 1 1 h h It could also he1p Christians: IMemorial Hospital jn day evemng at t 1e c urc . . ~e youth of the church wtll to lake their place alongside · Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth Pomeroy, Ohio be . m . h .charge of the program . 1. su ff enng an d need • as· well as ' (Nancy RollerJ left Friday 1no TONIGHT & THURSOA'Y wh JC 1s to 1ea 1ure a pa IC 1 h . 110n tha • all ' Norfolk . Va · where he . · renew t e conv1c Feb. 10-11 i ttdiem~.hThe mdeett't~g wbas oRpen- men deserve, as their birth· been transferred. After NOT OPEN e wit a me 1 a ton y· th oY . .,,·es ,, The ing living ·1arters t~ey equa 1 oppor 1um · 1 derator, usmg e nght 1CoIeman. mo . · h there must return for their daughte s, Mar- II FRIDAY and SATURDAY . " Th P k ., tune has come w en l Feb , 12-13 optc d. e eacema ers. C lsha and Melissa ' who are stay· . 1 d 'Th be 110 forgo tte n men an•ong "NORTH TO ALASKA'' fdA rea ~nt.entl~e.. . e . on- us ., Mrs Lewis said. ing witb their grandmother, (TPchnicolor) eBncle mco nil, was given . The m~ting closed with prayMrs . Max Roller. ' John \'v'aynE', Stewart Grang by 1 I Haptonsta . Seren Lew. . Sa R _ Mr and Mrs, Charles Vro· er. Ernit' Kovacs . Fabian. is accompanied for the group I er by Miss WJlma yedre.b . ,:. man· and children Mark FNturette: Wif• Decoy A · t t 1 · freshments were serv !i 1r<: • . . . . . . ,. · · sbmgmg. n J~stedrumben! nHum- lhostess Wilma Sayre will be Mary Esther, of Belpre, · er was presen y ~~~e ap· h f tl kend guests of their SUN .• MON., TUES. lonstalls. the hostess at her ome or te wee Mr J h VroFeb. 14·15·16 l March meeting. ents, Mr . and s. o n "BEnrtME STORY" man and Mr . and Mrs. Fi<•la- :a LISTS NEEDF.D " in Hawkins. fTPchnieolor) Marl on Brando, David ~ ivf>n , I Somto churches or :Sull'm Beautician. are g ---Shirley .!ones, Marir Wind ·1 d 1 sor, Rebecca Sand. Dody Town~hip have not mate n On Cllann.el 8 Sho-w Goodman. a list of membership . Lists Mrs . .Jo Ann White, MiddleInS, OfS, Ore Ftaturette: Tricky Chicks should be mailed to Richard port, Jan and Mary Haddox w· h Group I I I 1 M L • h Program Theme, 1 ·I Acres of P·eople are More Ri taliation Romembor Your Volontlno on Volontlne'o D.y NeJ<t Sund1y, Fobru1ry 14. Select 1 Vol.o ntlno Gift from tho Lorge Soloction AI Elborfold-.t. Buxton Billfold - A Now Comoro - An IICA VIctor Tolovlolon Set - A Box of Fonny Fermor Condy - A Gift '01 t.evoly. Ll.,..rlo - ·Nylon Hosiery - A D-. ShiH -.:.:. Sox. StOjl' In · ~~ lltiothldo, L!Mik Around 11 tho Mony Volonllno'o Dey Gifts end Moko Your Seloc· lion Now. r WEMBLEY nE For Hlo v'olonllno'o Doy Gilt For A Motor vebide aecldent11 accouated for almost one-third of all fatal mishaps In lbe U. S. In 1964 In whirh five or more per· IODI were k1U~d. 'ftle tie with the color IUlde - the new 1lim 1h1pe1. Wa~h 'n wear to hold It. shape with tie up neatly. Around And About M'ddt t epor t: :'I I Smortly Styled In Strip., •net N•v•r~ Dt•len - - - - - - - - Pel.gno~ pwna and slips make the most romantic thi!'l Valentine's Day, They never need ironing. Wash •em, PEIGNOIR SETS 5.9S to 21.DO SLIPS 2.95 to 6.00 HALF SLIPS 1.95 to S.DO PANTIES Dry 'em, the crease stays in. Wrinkles stay out, 65% Dacron, 35% Combed Cotton. Solid color In ivy model or slim beltless style. Sizes 29 to 42, waist measure and in your correct length. I .... 39c to 2.00 PETTI PANTS • 1.00 to 1.69 GOWNS .. _____ 1.95 to 9.00 PAJAMAS ---- 3.95 to 6.00 . Astro-matic Sun Glasses The only automatic sunglass. Automatically regu- lates itself to light and shade. E~minates the need to keep changing glasses. Styled for men and wo- m~n. . ylo.J!] $2.98 leJs. New textured styl· tl, on tool Choop from lovelieU lpriril 1h1dt1. Valentine's Day WITH HOSIERY FuU fa1hionec:f and .team1e.ss. Give .llei' ·An· f . ( UMIREUA i ' Regular and pagoda styles, acetate and nylpns, solids and prirlts, novelty hand- 1 - RISK LOSING CASH Mono Bonlon Size Drooo Sock• (10 to 131 in oolld colon end white .. , ____ ... 69c Mons SlzH IOV. to 13 Fancy Pattern Cotton Sport Socb ........ .... .... 2 polr $1.00 Mono Lolli Top Reyon Droos Socko Nut Plllorns ond calaro, olPI IDV. to 13 , •. SOc Meno Bulky Knit Bonlon One Slzo D,..1 Socko In oolld color, whlto .. _ •.• , .• , __ 89c Mono Athlotlc Cushion Solo Socks Whit., Sbo IO•Aito 13 .. . ...... , , .. 3 pair $1.00 Mono Whlto Crow Socks with Stripe Top In SIHI 101ft to 13 .............. , ...• SOc AND MANY, MANY OTHERS ••••' B Given Sunday School Members and Regina Stowers of Point Pleasant, were in Charleston I Monday where they appeared Attendance pins and bars show . Olb'~ ger TV on Jac kte . . were awarded at the Syracuse I on Channel 8, m an mtervlew First United PresbyfA!rian 1 on the new sprmg harr styles. Cburch School Sunday Feb. They are members of t h e Presenting tile awards wetcell . National Haird~".'sers and Cos- Mrs . Margaret Cottrill, as I metologists, Affiliate ll In Pt. lows : Pleasant. One year pin and bar Mrs . White was in Point Plea. M A sta Will and Pal;rlc'la sant Monday eve~~ng to attend A;~~~ two year bar a meeting of Affihate 11 when Gary Eynon . three year Ifinal ~lans were made f~r t~e to Jim Bill o'ner and Mrs. May· ' Vahmtme dance to be he,d Sat- me Holmes · four year bar urday ~vening and the style to Bru"e C~ttrill and Jimmy 1 show preceding the dance. Mrs. I H de "' : White will enter Debbie Trip- j ;;ven~ear bar to Debbie Har· lett in the style show. as ~er !den Don Harden, and 8 ob m~el featuri: ~he h~ew spnng Cro~; siX year .bar to Pam ha1r styles a as tons. Sylvester and Jim Crow; seven year bar to Frankie Mumaw; Services Held for nine year bar to Myrtle Durst, Genevieve Schneider, Margaret HoUil Shoemaker Funeral services for Holli!!. Cottrill. Sharon Sue Cottrill and Shoemaker were held from the Craig Cottrill; ten year bar to Poplar Ridge church Monday Eleanor Kay Schneider. at 2 p. m. with the Rev . John Haley officiating. Special music and I Wesh 'n Weer White DRESS SHIRTS A Valelitllle Gift that's sure to please, 14V. to 17. I (1) 100% Colton, tsper fit, sleeve lengths, ~2. 33, 34. I •. a NAME checkbook is so convenient, so authoritalive, too. Avoid carrying large sums; it can be dangerous. VaftOUS Choose from types of accounts, to svit your special needs. We Pay 4% On Savings lili ens ~ational B ~ LITTLE BOYS FOOTWEAR OXFORDS-LOAFERS <1lnvertlble sizes cuffs, l 69c t. HALLMARK .WIJTINO ·1.-1.25-1.-1.75-# White, cOl....... ADd }lecoratecl, lilo alr..,.all, . . ' HALLMAJK iiiOTI P.AI'II ---- 59e ond ,,,DO per lloo ~d; w1111 •tebeta an<~ mOloll. ITATiOII.IY IV CAil -----------·····-- 59c por lloo Whl~. <Oiortd ond decontecl. lkmcl.llniln, veiiWD, ripple. ...a. " .. _, s1- IV.-3 $2.00 & $2.91 THE SHOE BOX Mldclleport, 0. ,< ' . I -~ El I"' I Sheriff Probes . at ShOOtmg p t .}J / I roc e I Hazel~,n : I 1 to : I Whole Hog Sausage Takes Alountain State by Storm II · I~; ~ do~en !'. t I I~ ~I WORLD · fore.ma~ s · ~wo ·carsp:et au~ Jail" Sentence . Set bYJ dge o~eroy, · ~yor F't .l IHay~s s~a_ll ~ear. Carpent~r: ,We~th~r Burea~ 1 1 Johnson, ~ I trav~l Midwest States D'Ies wednesday Two VehIC • Jes are Darnaged F Ph . l or ysica s Heavi")y In • Streel wreck Giant Storm Lumhermg . mto . Mr Morrison • Seven Called gre~t I s outcam~ w. ns lbow appreelatlon for plot patro1111e of our eus- '$ Dollar Days $:Are ' I ~~=n~al:~d 1~:r ~::::~~~p~~:i Space Plum I GIVE The Gift Evervo I May be Taken By Sovi· ets I I " - ~:::~~~:;~·"m I' '2.95 You're sure to win hearts heart boxed Fanny Farmer flavor. $1.00 to $5.7So box · heart boxed. ____, 1$ YOUR CHOICE I I all DA NANG, Sooth VIet Nam (UP!- - A force of 20 U.S. FlOO jets and 28 South Vietnamese Skyralders bombed tlrgets In Communist Nortb Viet Nam toCOLUMBUS tUP[) - Gov. l where passage Is anticipated Appslachla p.....,.,," bo day, VIetnamese air force sources reported. ·James A. H.hodes marshalled within a month . said. "Right now, we're ill The reported retaliatory attack followed the bomb- his forc~s Wednesday for an "Now is the time to work to be'ter shape in tbe planntoa: Ing of a U.S. Army barracks tn Qui Nhon by Commun- all"?ut drive to compl~te Ohio's st imulate local communif!es to stages than any of the otber Ist guerrillas Wednesday. As many as 28 Americans anti-poverty program tn the 28· the advantage .Jf t hi s i lO Appalchia Jtates." may have died In that blast. county App.alach1.a area . program ," Rhodes said. "This Rhodes urged leaders of the Rhodes . met With leaders . of should be the job of the Region-~ Council and the Southeasteru SAIGON, Thursday (UPII - Communist guerrillas the Ohio Valle.y reg10n a1 Development Council. " Ohio Regional Council to attempted an amphibious assault on the port town of ~evelopment Counc1! and cab-1 Development Director Fred l''storm Washington with our Qui Nhon today only boors after Viet suicide squads met members who:se de· P. Neuensc hwander said th e lpeople and find out where w._ blew up a U. S. Army barracks housing at least 40 partmen~ are involved in the state had spenl $200 mill1on in lstand on this thing ." He called Americans. It was feared that as many as 28 Amerl· Appalachia program to urge the the 28-county area in the past a meeting for next week to orcans may have died In the blast st.ate to ''get in on the ground .. "' two years and anticipated I ganize a fact-finding trip to The new attack tame as latest flcures In the bar_The. federal aJd-to-App<~lachla spending another $511 million Washington. racks explosion luted three Americans known dead, bill JS currently before the by 1967. I He also urged the council to 17 wounded and 20 to 25 missing, House of Representatives, .. This is Olll' 'quick-&tart' I •·get started right away' on Tbe attacking guerrillas today, aboard 50 armed plans for highway improvejunks, were driven back by fire from American hellcopters as the Viet Cong tried to swarm ashore less than 200 yards from the destroyed bUiet. Drive wW be beld Sunday, the proposed Appalachia Way, a new superhighway to February 21 instead of FebWASHINGTON (UPI)- Both the United States and ruary %8 as staled earlier. Tbe serve the area. the Communists appeared today to be movinc the last SUDday of the month of ! "We should g e t s001elhing Vietnamese war clooer to a ahowdown. formerly Heart new from the federal govern · Februlll")l was To U. S- officials It was elear that a week or more Sunday, hut this year the date ment.'' Rhodes sa id . ' ·The re ago Red leaders In North Viet Nam ordered a twoha1 been moved to Feb. 21. . has been talk of retreading ex· fold step·up In the guerriUa war In South Viet Nam. The Middleport Buslnl'Ss and DENVER ~ _A g r 0 w 1 n _g ist ing roads but that is sumeOne phase took the form of attacks opeclflcally a· Professioaal Womea'!l Club number of scientists and P?S~I · 1thing we can do ourselves •• galnst Americans In Viet Nam - the raid on U. s. ~ill be in charge of the drive ! bly _even the Jo.hnson admtm~-~ Development D~partmenl forres at Plelku last Saturday and the terrorist bomi>m Middleport. trat10n are worned that Russia surveys have Indicated lhe tng of the U. S. Army billet at Qui Nbon Wednesday, mt<m>wvs'~'".~"'~;w:'m~1'f,;r.m<ti'{~\tW may' wi_n the ra;e to Mars and I stat~ might be eliglbl~ ror a The olber Involved Intensified attacks against South the pr11.e plum of the space total ol Sl03 million Ia federal Vietnamese government forces, lneludlng a majnr age by default. The " plum' ' is I Appalachia funds. thf' "ilate battle In wbleh 300 or more government troops were the chance to find the first life bas tile potential of a $11! lost at Blnb Dlnb Monday. on another world.. ; millton program, i"•·ludin ~ Unless ~he United States some proj•cts still ia t be • . 'fl>KYO IUPU - Savle$ Premier Ale~el N. Kosygln Ispeeds up 1ts own ,ian for con- I proposition stage. flew from Peking 1o Nlll'tb Korea today, possibly to . quelll of Maro 09711 says top The bulk of the total. $J20 Hne up a united Communist front a,eafnst the United / b!oJog1st..engmeer Gilbert V. _Le- million, would be in tHg Lway 1 States In VJet Nam. I Orvi vm of Labo:atof\eS, eonstrucli•m. im··- ..! 'lli:, pm!"n ry The ofnclal Soviet new1 a~eney Tass reported from In~., It may .ve~y w1!1 hand · and access rJad:; _ Moscow that Kosygln and a delegation of top Ru.. PROCTORVILLE, Ohio IUP[J 1thiS plum-an~. tl IS a plum-t o Also atl.end ng Tut'<day's sian offtcfals concluded a one-day visit to Red Cblna - The Lawrence CoWJty sher· the R~ss1ans. . . meeting were A.lbert Giles, h.:ad and flew to Pyongyang, the capital of Communist iff's office today was investigat- Russta has a full six years to of the state ·s anti _ oven v North Korea. Kosygln's decision to visit Nonh Korea ing the shooting of Frank De- try for a winner . program: Paul Ba!dridge ol the was not announced untll Wednesday and eame as a rr.ent, Proctorville, who was in A fed~ral space agency so.urce : DeveloDment Department, Co· surprise. Huntington (W .Va.) Hospital to- told Umted Press Internat1onal j0 rdinator of the state's Appal&. day. that "there is con,:ern that there chia program and Dr. Vernon . . .. _ ~ . .. , DA NANG, South V1et Nam (UP I) - Nearly 150 U .S . The Ohio Highway Patrol said should be" a 1969 flight Alden, Presidenl of Ohio umLJNK SAUSAGF, - Jtm Deem, Jell,. and .Terry- Lewrs, employees at W Va Saus- and South Vtetnamese warplanes blasted Communist IDement was found lying in a Mars The "concern" he add- i . d h d th R · age Inc handle production of l'nk •n· t th f'- • N Ha · Pl. · · North v· t N t d · th 1 . .' · · ' verSI 1Y an ea o1 e 'Kwn, ·· . I !IS~Sa,h~~:; a -e ll,ID S ew ven ant. Eq~up- 1 , 1e ~m o ~y In e a test and heav1est of thl road near Miller with blood on ed, ''comes from the executive 1at Develo ent Council. ment to produce the hnk sausage was···.tnstaJled about two ~onths ago. - Sentinel Is weeks repnsal raids. his clothing. An ambulance branch '' of President Johnson 's ' _P'" _ _ _ __ Photo. A U.S. Embassy spokesman in Saigon said the attack called to the scene sent word it administration. s were directed~~ "installations in the southern part of was having difficulty with lhe Levin said tho go-ahead must North V1et Nam . Other sources satd the attackers stru mar, and the patrol dispatched ! come soon, it it comes at all. ck. at tar~ets bet~een. Dong Hoi and Vinh Linh 1 two a cruiser. The patrolman hand- " We hove about s ix months in pOtntS raided earlter In the Week, cuffed Dement to the cot. which tO make a deCISIOn." I . . Dement reportedly was shot ) The resu1ts ol t~e ratds were ~escrJbed as "good.'' Inf . by Roy Ellis, Proctonille. when ! • o~med sources satd the attacktng planes included 28 ' he tried to enter Ellis' home . • V1etnamese Skyra~rlers and 20 U .S. FIOO jets from the b Wednesday night. ase here and 100 U.S. Navy planes from aircraft carriers By Uniled Press Jnltmatlonal By Rohert Wingett I ing, culling, grinding and mix- become • favorite of custom· off the coast. A giant snow storm lumbered NEW HAVEN, W. VA. - ) ing into flavor - packed saus-- ers. The link sausage is packed down from the central Rockies Whole Hog Sausage, mad.: he.re age. . j in six pound boxes for deUvery I Mr A. D. Morrison . _torm~rly today and sprawled across the with a tasty flavor that atEqmpment was recently in- I to stores. of Carpenter R. D., died \led- Great Plains. Blizzard warnm,s tracts the appetites of thous- !stalled at the New Haven plant Sausage cuts and rolls are nesday aftern~n at ~ e I g sl were posted in Kansas. ands in the Mountain State has to produce link SBusage. It has cased in 24 pound containers. General . Hospital followmg a ! Freezing rain and drizzle btet. growing in popularity »incel iThe firm also handles eggs for Seven Meigs County men I lengthy dln~ss. . I mov~d out ahead of the storm production started six years I • . .· ,.,.,.......... '!:"!" • • - _ distribution throughout the were called for Armed Forces I Mr. Murnson was a retJred i and thunderstorms dwnped i t:('lt_,c.s>dJ:r:·-~: .,_,_ ,_.~..:'.. "":"~ state · H~avy damages were Incurred to two vehJcles Thurs- pre. induction physicals at farmer and former operator of h . n the So th ~. ago ~~ day In a crash t 5·28 p eavy ram o u . um Jim Circle, who along with 3. d Shop at W. Va. Sau- Police said the on prmg·ave In_ omeroy · in Columbus today, ac- a store was issuing , I R G Greene is owner of the ll \..... .J sage, Inc. ts J1m Deem formth t t N bel cordmg to Marvene Lowery, the ISurviVIng are his Wife, Carrie. I penodtc bulletms on the . · · • , \~ ~ • on e sree1 gomg o ay1or ' /pearance ore Mayor Charles CJ k r th M · c ty s thr .. daughters Mrs Audre ' ~ erly of Racine and now ot l Run and Hershel McClure 30 Legar Harold Da . p e~ o e. etgs oun e- 1 . · · Y storm 's progress. W. Va. Sausage Inc. business, I~ s;:.id the NeVi Haven plant was ~ L (Continued OD Page 7) /Pomeroy, ran Into the fr~t of W<ls fined $lO a:;~· c:rO:y iective Service Board. Swett, ~lddl~po~ Rd; Mrs . Wa- ~ Snow drifts piled three feet opened in 1959 with only two {; J! t d b . . . They were Donald E. Turner, netta Radekm, arpenter Rd ., deep west of Denver, Colo., workers and one truck r1! in 1 l:n 54ope;ate Y Lester Legar for mtoxtcation !carpenter; Everett J . Michael, and Mrs. Dorothy where three inches of fresh em!! usse .. ' ursday. Middleport; Marlin L. Wolfe, Pomeroy; four grandchildren .. snow fell during the night. Tuda at least a lovee:' are needed to handle 1' the .Authorities said Russell, Racine; Charles M. Werry, Porn- , and three gra.ndchildren. J Other parts of the state were ph · . d H ehng southwest, was able to CALL MEETING eroy· Levi B Bobo Reed!l1 Funeral services Will be at the · so""ked with up to a foot of new t e sausage production an t$ d t h. h' I bel th l ' . ' , . .. 15 0~ de I1very h s· f · ti U sop ve ICe e co· The annual meeting of the ville· William K Wilcox Langs'Bigomy Funeral Home in snow and driving was hazard. . c ores . ._ IX re r1gerat- ' , ... lision occurred McClure going . · · ' · ' Alb t 2 d · ed trucks now travel the · "" · . ' . Metgs Co. F1sh and Game Associ- ville, and John T. Oonohew 1 ~ny a p. m. atur ay. ous throughout Colorado and · v· · · - A Meigs countlan has been northwest, was said to han ation will be heJd Friday Feb Cleveland 1 Bunal will be at the Temnle 1Wyoming 0f w highc· w?s h est trgmia sentenced to jail on a convic- been unable to bring his car 12 at 7:30P.M. at the firsl ward One 18 .year old, aurice D. .cemetery. Friends may call at _·_ _ _ __ 1rc e, w o serves as gener. Iunder control. McClure was f ta · · Pome N J ·the funeral homt: an time al manager of the firm, is a I'!TISBURGH - CHALLEN- lion of contempt of court. cited on a speedin cbar e rre s !ton m .roy. eece, r., ot Pomeroy, was l y . FREE ON BOND former Racine R. D. resident. ger !. W, Abel held a slim Conrad Rex Bentz was. seng g - i Officers for !!Hili will be elect- also taken to FL Hayes for PLAN INSI'ECI'!ON WASHINGTON <UJ>l) _ Glenn He presently lives here. Greene but steady lead over incumbenl tenced to 30 days In J8tl by l Charles Howell, 23, Cotl~r,led. Votmg prtvlleges will be biB phy!lcal. The annual inspection of Mid- C Cunningham, Jr. 22, son of ls also owner of the I & S David J. McDonald today in a Common Pleas Court Judge ,O., was arrested on a speedmg granted those holdln& a 111114 dleport Lodge No. 36:1 F and a Nebraska congressman, wao Supermarket in New Haven, fight for the pre.ideocy lor the John c. Bacon who ord"':ed a charge. He posted bond lor ap-membershlp card LOCAL TE_MPS 1 AM, will be held Friday , Feb. free on bond today on charges The sausage making firm su~ gJant United Steelsworkers un- Jsuspens!on of ::S days of th_ The temperature m Pomeroy'S 12 at 7:30 p.m. m the Master ot attempted larceny m heighplies m<y~ets in Charleston, ion IUSW). linement providing Bentz business district at tl:l6 a. m. Mason Degree. Refreshments boring Arlington, Va., allegedly . door snpport. Meigs-Mason merebanttl launch lbelr Semi-Annual today was 49 degrees, will be served. All master rna-.trying to break Into a coinboz Huntlng!Oti, \ Parkersburg, Lo- · Although the stiU In doubt" there In another court action, An- ' Winter Dollar Daya Friday and Saturday, Feb. 1Z·l 3 , 'IOns are welcome. aL a laundromat. gan, Beckley and St. Albans. was as well as many smaller towl111 were indications that Abel could na Lee Edmonda. Chapmans- featuring speetto.l bargto.lns of all kinds. M•IJ• General Boopltal and cities of West VIrginia. be staglug one of lbe .m ost ville, Va., has llled an acIt's the winter lhelf-cleanlna time, as well u 1 sale ADMISSIONS - Ruby Maj- Veterans Memorial Hospital ll7f.ATHF.F W. Va. SauBBge, Inc. purchas- apectacular electioo upsets in tJOD against Clifford E . Ed- In whleb special purebases are made to please CUll· or, Middleport: Margaret ADMISSIONS - Evelyo Mces quality hogs In Columbus the histot'y of American trade monda, RFD 1, Langsville , ask- temers. Roush, Mason. Claskey, Rutland. Frtday raiD, a Hille warmer, and Circlevilte and transports Unions. With 2,742 of 3,2113 WIW Jng for support under the Re~old one merehant: , DISCHARGES WUIIiam DISCHARGES D a vI d friday rain, a lillie warmer. litem bere for butcherlnJ. dress(Continued On I'age 7) . clp~ Agreemenl Act. "This Is 1 110011 thing for 118 18 do. 11 8011 of helps Blankenship, Pomeroy. IWolfe, Racina. blp - · I (2) Dacron and Colton Short Sleeve Shirt. Smart looldng, wetll' 'em the year round. 1 I·I $4.98 You'll Please Him Shur b<au!r for . her - I p· ond Rhodes Spurs Council Moves in the Crises Permanent Press Slacks To Your Valentine you think she's lovely I - FIVE CENTS GIVE A PAIR 01' ter gift to show her MEIGS THEATRE p en tine NO, 255 tines of all. What bet· 1 ';C:ol~o~rc~o~rl~oo~n~•~~~~~~D~u~c~.k~w~or~t~h,~CI~e~rk~,~S~y~ra~c~us~e~,~0. at y .e 'The Prelldent IIUltii1IOIII!d on omergeoq meellnJ ol the NatioDal Secwity Cotmoo Wednesday ohortly alter recetvm, word of Tueoday night's terrorist attaek on the U. S. I Army barraclto in the Soutll Vietnamese coastal town o1 Qui Nhon . Then, in the early hotll'll of this momin& came reports of an attempted Communist amphibious assault on Qui Nhon, apparent,. ly beaten bark by American and Soutb Viel namese troops. Valen· I ;. VOL XVI .... $1.00 1 f:'ffll Y 1g • ""l'lto United Statet 1overnment .; -- !n in consultation wttb the JOVernD .. .. . ,, South Viet Nam oo this contlnu .- f aggressions and oulrageo. Wblle ma • . ·; : their desire l<l avoid opreadlng the "f the lwo government. felt compeUt take the action described above.'" Pre11ident Johnson was expected to meet with his top military and diplomatic adYisers today on the deepening crisis in Southeast Asia . 1 1 Children Will Be Guests ol I F "f N • ht killed in an increased bumber of Viet Cong ambushes and attackJ . A district town in Phuoc Lone JlfO'ince bas been overrtm. resultln8 In further Vielnamese and u. S. ca .. ualtles. In Qui Nhau, Viet Cong terrorist. in an . attack on an American military bitlel murdered AmeriCllllll and Vietnameso. In addition, there have been a number of mining and other attacks on the railway in South Viet Nam as well as assassinations and ambushes lnvolving South Vietnamese civil and military officials. SPECIAL GROUP MEN'S $1.50 TIES beautlf~lly. Frilly, feminine "On Feb. tl, U. S. air elements joined with Lhe South Vletnameae air force in at· til!cks against military facillties in North Viet Nam used by Hanoi for the training and infiltration of Viet Cong personnel Into South Viet Nam. 'These actiona by the South Vletnameso and United States governments were in response to further direct provocations by the Hanoi regime. "Since Feb. 8, a large number of South Vietnamese and U. S. personnel have been 'if)W VOl! KNOW $2.50 Valentine Pamper her WASHINGTON IUPII - The While House IBid that today's U. S. - South Vietnamese air attacks on North Viet Nam were "in response to further direct provocations by tbe Hanoi regime ... The statement was read to newsmen oy White House Press Secretary George E. Reedy. It followed reports from Saigon tllat nearly 150 U. S. and South Vietnamese planes had blasted North Viet Nam in the latest and heaviest raid to date. Reedy read thi• White House announcement : GIVI HIM A Lingerie GaJallOnS • Top Topi"C Studl"ed " r I' Elberfelds In Pomeroy visited Monday afternoon with Mrs . Dessie Patterson. ntng for Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Thos.·e t'nstall- . . included Jud· , C"U 1 Francis , who recent:y los. son \\'bite. Hubert Taylor. Leo 'I . ~- Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 , Feb. 10, 1965 \ • • ' ..:...._.........._·""~·,<~~... "'• :..'\· 1...:_ _ _ _ ..... ;:~ ..... ""' ... .. . ;....,.,.,.,.,.,,; ·•h·.;..,;.; ... .. I 2 ti · ·v a -4 :t .u; '"'" • ""'. ~-~ .1.~ •::, • ~~ temen." · Thirty-one buslb!!ll places have their notleea on the Inside pops of Tbe Dally Sentinel today. Eaell one II a qlllrk way for a reader to Pve moaey. t .... Friday and Saturday ___ ___ _ ,,,,--------~ ·- ---.-----· . ...... .._____, • •!:,... ' ,. .,.._.,_ ........ .- ( . . . I �-• ··- . . ..... - ' ' ' \ DOCfOR SAYS The Baily Sen'tintJI Safety Training Indicated wantlo ~o bar k to ·what some refer to as the ood old days. but the _chances . of ettl~lll killed or seriously mjured y,ere few and far between for most persons. Those were the days when most ot our population were living m rural are~s, and the prospects now are · that by I e end of the century three ro:urths ?r. more residents o( our ~..:ountry Wlll be uymg m urban areas. Toda y most of us thmk only of the terrific toll of deaths and lllJUries attributed to the automobtle, bu~ that is only a small part of the total re corded each vcar. h' t Statisticsfor the past year shOW t a 00 ersons were kill ed m Amert~an lOH,dO tp li marked the third successiVe acc1 en :s _ · Those ear that has recorded an mcrea s.e. Y. ld be much higher 1f some figure s cou . · th le were not just plam lu cky m e p~op thev do It will not be lo ng unlll ~ol:,~es cleining. time when \Ve have one of the most dangerous periods of the , . People will just not behrve that the ;l~~~t dange rou s jJlaCL for accidents ~n They are mo stly caused Y t I1e ho me · • Last year 1 l . downright care essnrs~ . . ~:~6o persons were killPd . m home ac- lS . \. t nd that was an tmprovP~ent '" ens. a "ij3 bv 500. wh.lC h ma kes tt apover I h e l ' . ·. · · t get p ~.H th at th~ rnessage IS begmn tn g o tl.r\~~\"ve h eard of several cases oillldren being burned to death as a .~: suit of laying with match••· Almost every hoJ.ehold is the scene of careles.sly laid matches within the .reach of children It would he interesting to lear~ the nu,;,her of home fires that come rom vouthful actions. Another _greath dange~ is the placing ol poison wt!ll1n t e reac f child The other day m 1 nearb:r ~o!n a 5-year-old went to market wtth~lS mother A bottle of ant killer was WI in the child's reach and he gott ~!~ off and drank a small amoun he would been a more slleable amoun i w·it have been another fatality ._ It turrbd ~! well, and after a short penod ~ :tares !tal he is back at his home. fhould keep anything of a dan£~us ~ ture on top shelves or even un r oc doors to insure complete safety. t kill The automobile is still the grea • er of all classifications. There9:ser~47 ~ · of ~~e 50 or 4,000 more than tn 1 figure s are near the bali way mar~th retotal One interesting thmg abou e cord is that auto deaths are nsmg more 'dlv than the volume of travel for the rapl . . People are reallv thJrd year '!' a row . 0 I 14 500 were safer at their work. n Y • t killed at their place of employmen ' which is just •lightly above the 1963 fl~ ure lt sh'ows that safety regulatmns an trai~ing in plants and 11laces ~ tu~~~ is paying dividends. The rec';h ts 3o300 of even better when vou learn a · those deaths were caused by company auto accidents. Voice of Broadway • · • rel)ortmg By DOROTHY KlLGALLEN and treatmE"nt~ for movlel -... Bro:.tdw·B)' Grapt\'lne yet~r fell )u:t a mUe short of Right now , 1 write for pleasure, lhl nm' Thnma s_ who slaves half 8 mtlhon ~ollars ~nne but some day 1'11 wnte for in con~e<.>!lon with st-ven tele- Francis: returnmg to th~, 51~~:~ money . Poetry 1 never write VISIOn sen es. plan s to go mto scrt'en .. m t~eid~'~,~~d :;king for money . H it can please one film prudu{·tion - ~rhap s ev- st.orm, l persQn or yourself, thil is so me on ~ the ~ set commen ~ a Matn Stem mu!-ica l enough." John, honey' as an ••• Friends and fans are wonder- aOOlit t he h~z ards ot rnatrt- old friend from tbe disc<>thetng it the ailing Pearl B<.uiPy. mony. Sh~ sa1d· . , f . to the ·-rm sttll tn tht:' pron·~s o ques, let me clue you m : a v. ho h~1 s a date to go tn . t sett\&- wriDer is someoflll who gets Amencana on Arnl 19. w1ll working . out a proper Y beloff paid for writinl!. U you don't bt- weU enough to make it. A.l - menl wtth Dr: Robert A get any money from yo~ though she "s l'urrently 1\ostnt- 1 divorced htm last ,Y~a:~ h- son net s, tbe operatlve word 11 I" ed With heart strain . . her have tht> custody oi m} g. .. dilettante.'' B lZ t . • ·till dehnttt! ter Jane Elizabeth, who IS ~ngafgement~~s n'ot•l ,., concern· tw~ . I haVt'lft been stead)" da rliS ar as ~~ · . ll takes a Vittorio De Sica will be ed and Pi'ar\ wou~d bP. pr~~ud ing Wllh anyone. . k- awarded the highest honors of to, llnow the advance reserva- gir l years to get over a w_ree 1 the Rome Cinema D'Essai for t ' ns ior her appearance are ed marriage. At thiS pomt ht$ direction of the Sophta L~'" II time high . At want no t>~dusive C'O ntracts- ren - "·-llo Mastroianni bit at an a • f f " Oh Anne "....... '--"' lea st tive giant show business e~_CE'pt . or ac mg. , h, .. Ml'!rriage H.:~ Iian Style'" · the verge of di- thtnk ol rh 1ri!; Da~·. among ot names are on . h d th ee husbands Joe DIMaggio's most COPSJll.C'" ,,. orce. Some h~lve kiddu~s go· ers. She·s a r d.d uous HoUywood date is Lmd_a 1 'or · them some balll' t he a nd nf'V@r for a moment . Judy Garland wdl Ir.g ~ .' ·mage" sol- $!!he shw any perturbation. let Bennet 1 .. . ''<11\ • A.mencan 1 . • · . bout "a become 1 New Yorker, ag1an, ldly planted with their andi· alone carrymg o~. a to the de\i.ght of New 'orken; enc~s. but t~~· ·re all ht>aded wrecked mar:la~e . a Broad- She's rented Minam llnpL.ms for the divorce courts unless Four . ,gypsti:'-S . m . fa shionable East Side toWD . ha wav . bound mu~ 1C:ll are ter uuracles ppeTL · . h · jobS b s.e i I f• far I, ring than burning warts with an electric needle. THE • • By Bob Wingett Pluo Tu Ph11 Tar ol F'urtberm<>re, II II preferra- ;:;-, - rwaW I .E I The Lighter Side By DIC1t WEST Ualted Prest IaterDatiooal WASHINGTON iUPI) -'!'hero are aome Uli11g11 that the ••·•rage pel'!OII doe! but once In • lifetime if at all. One of these Is attending the graod opening of a new bird cage. Consequently, it seems to me altogether fitting and proper that such an occasion should be treated as a social highlight and that the guests should bo dressed in semi-furmal attire. But when the National Zoo sent out invitations to the opening or its new bi!"d house this week It caused • good deal of • jocular comment. The levity was !enerated by the fact that the invit3tions specified 'black tie. ' It is true. as cerlain parties have pointed out, Uutt business suits were worn at the recent presidential ·inauguration. But [ oee nothing :inCongruous about that. Rare Occasioa After aU. presidential inaugur~ abons are hdd every four years, rain or shine. A new bird house openinl!, on the other hand, is alrno~t as rare as :>N HELEN HELP US! Helen vr Dayton Ace I YOU'RE SO NEW YORK (UP[) - As op- ponents of Dayton well know, everytime Henry Finkel gels his hands on the ball he has a better chance to score than anyone else in the country. college leading .639 percentage through games of last Saturday, according to official statistics released today, .·,h . re:: "Did you know you t!an 1111fl that good galvanized tvare at Ebersbaeh Hard· ware FOR LESS?•' ••. and that eontes up this Ft·iday and Saturday ••• i c:t••"•' T••••hltl ldlt•r Publl.lhed 1..,~ lfterllooa ea.CQ~t eroy . otalo. WY \ Bu•lnHI ornce DOLLAR DAYS Galvanized ~ural Mail Boxes - - - - 2.53 \ 1 ON.o YaiiQ ~bl11fl. no 'VIechanlc '!Jt P"m- ,...:1158. ldllar\aJ phnlll! pbnlW W.,. ,._ 1157 nt Enlered 11 aeeond elau m• ll8 m•tter 1 , the pOIJ'I offlee •' Po•aror. ott~~itonal 11h·art1llDf n~p~Mnll· ttve Sot.tlnelll K.lmblll. Inc.. 341 LeDn!IMD Ave •• NeW \'oR CltJ, f'iiW York. ..0 . . Subler'lPtlOD ralel• OaUvl earrl" where a•a1lahle1 :JO cant, per weell one ,ear In aa'tanoa at the Dc.lb sentinel offici. .tb.lf"k &ta t'J JIO· tbru DOntbt '11.90. monttu. ' ,.. ari"11!'T ,.,,..ICI '*· fllotor Rouf4 w re ~ Best Quality ~ov.Uable, one roAnt.b 11 .30 BJ' mau ona reat 110.00~ Ill: 1»0 11 U... PJI&l Tbnl GUtDt.bl. N .Q(). llllt Best Quality WHEELING WARE WHEELING WARE ROUND GALVANIZED BERRY'S Wash TUBS PAILS l 8 Quart ................. 65c No. 1 Size .............. 2.20 10 Quart .. · ..... ........ · 72c No. 2 Size .............. · 2.45 12 Quart · .. · .. · ........... 81c 16 Quart ................. 91c No. 3 Size · · · · · · · · · · · · -· 2. 95 -- .... • er1n Finkel has bucketed 200 of 32t llcl\.1rcl 1. Owllfl. PUblll,.., t-1 c~mpany • field goal attempts for a major- DEVOTEf., TO INTEREST OP ME lGS MASON ARE"' bJ n • RIGHT! THE DAILY SENTINEL nda oor urn Owns Best FG Percentage YES, ·or a Do • SPORTS DESK ble to freezb!C with carbon dio,., Ide IDOW becaUMl the liquid .... rogen 18 mueh colder. AnoUler effective treatment Is X-ny · AIUlougb warts are eaus.. by • vtrua, Iller• .. 110 , • ..,~ 00 add that eon bo applied i.., eally, and no medicine that eae be taken by mouth that Ia • r• liable cure. '!'here Is, bowever, OAt aimpie method that Ia worth a lrJ If you have lots of time, Soak your warts for at le811t an hour in water thai Is heated to b$ t•'een 113 and 118 degrees. Th• 111ust be done every day lor fo~ or five days, II !t Important to <ODiroi tilt l - - by Bottel--~ temperature aecorately lor 118 lull period ol the aoaklul•· problem you started with, pllll YOUTH ASKED FOR rr Q - My lillie buy has cree~ This colwnn is for young a lot of fun ID a go-some four· ing eruption. What causes II! people, !heir problems and some. The skin speelaHst froze hll ("Good thmkin' Mom," tayl pleasures, their troubles and leg, bUt this didn't help. WhaS fun. As with the rest of Helen daughter Kathy' looking over IB the proper treatment? Help US!, it welcomes laugho my &boulder, "but she won't A - '11118 relatively uncombut woo't dodge a serious ques- go for it." That's wbat I get mon skin condition is caused for having a snoopy, teeDtion wiUl a brush-<>fi by the larva of the c~t hoollSend your teen-age questionA age critic around the house ; worm, which bllt'rows mto the to Youth Asked For It, care the truUll -H skin. of Helen Help US! this newt- Dear Pep Setters: This happens after a persoa paper. Hero are the addretses ol has lain on damp, sandy ooi~ Cold Shoulder For Cold Date two more foftlip peo pal clubs: especially bl tropical ,. Dear lleteo: Be sure to mark your overseas glons. The \eston may Itch ~ Last week my boyfriend, an- letters AIRMAIL. and put 15 tensely . other couple and I went lee eents postage 111 each. Freezing with ethyl ehlorldt skating on ao indoor rink. International Correspondspray or c1ry ice Is the acceptIt was extremely cold, crowd- once Bureau, A. M. Braun, ed treatment, and Is successful ed and uncomfortable. My girl Lindwurmstrasse, 12&-A, MunIf it tboroughly freezes t h• friend and 1 wanted to leave. chen, 15, West (lermany. Miss worm. Her boyfriend was willing, but . AnD& ~ jlr)IUII..iltV!Iel peoBut, since the wol'lll lms 111my boyfriend woul"'!l l"l',VI. . · pie aft·• 'lad' lift Wlilb ually hua:owed about a ball • until 1as he said) he gotlds . !lie- to wtlt.e. 1a .either Germ.. Inch ahead of the visible eru~ money 's worth. He told' Us" to ·an ot ·English. · · lion aod pursues an lrregulat go sit in Ule car and put the Kokusai Pen Pal Club, No. 31, and unpredictabk! course, and heater oo. But his tan!< was 1-Chome, Nlshlogikubo, Suginasince the freezing must elrtend mi-l:u, Tokyo, Japan. The club almoet empty so we sat Ulere well below the surface of the Toshlrjiro 'l'alulluiShl and froze for ove r half an hour, leader, skin, tt Is not unusual I<> have while he skated. promises a prompt' feply,~H. to have a second treatment. Thia isn't all. When my sisA group of doctors in Teut ter or broUlers ask him quesThis colunul' ho dedicated to recently found thai thlabenzations his replies are very family living, so II you're havdole given by mouth will ktll quick and rude. Though we've inl ldd trouble or just plain these parasites. been going together !not stea- trouble, let Helen Help YOU· dy, but steadily) for six monUl• She wlll also welcome your Halley 's comet. . The top brass at ~ven Arts ribly worned about t etr . ou. . Furthermore, lhi..\ !!'. no ordla ght Pennv Fuller m .. Bare- because they spent constder- THE QUIET LIFE nory b rd rouse. It cost 1850.~oo~ In the - Park'' the other able ttme Jn an nu_1 • of town WINDSOR N H. tUPil 000. A broclmre deoqibes \l as sometimes he doesn't come a~ rnght Some o( them thu~ _sn~ hotel room roastmg t~ pr~ idents this tiny central own amusing experiences. Ad~ a "modern bird-hotel" After round on Saturdays, but goes r ·ects a magk warmth smn-- du<'tlon from start to hmsh Res Ham lre town - potlu\i dress Helen Bottel in care of OJ to that o[ tbe late Mar- then found out the prod~, New 35 ":.ed Spartan but taking part in a press review to danCes. games or just out this newspaper. aret Sulla••an . 'I'alk ot the director and author were lr f• ~ hon ;; rfect life m the of the premises, I CQuld easily riding with his friends instead. why . ~rade is Allan Sht-rman ~ t_un- adJoining room for ~ cond.er ai~ysly a~rding to the 1768 understand Shouldn't he know better? Am PHILADELPIUA 'I<UPI) As aviarle! go, this o-oe pulls 1 -WASTING MY TIME? n dQUbJ.e .. truck ad iD Varl@ty en('e and hean.l t."ver} wor o ' Look for a return of traditional all the sopts. It appears to have 0~ the ~UbjN't ol his r~~nl TrumJ)('r!e ~tayf~m~o~:ha J~: r~;e R;~o church. M min· been designed for the -bird who AND EFFOR'£1 designs in carpeting - even the 0 TV spe<' tf th<'v were gn \!18 who soo . b . doctor no store, n~ Dear SmTaE ' of old. florals t Osc~s for ~ds. he d rate tol ~cording artist., has swltc . lster, fnf~ no hotel po vc,ice has everything. I expect that it Wasting your time? That deSo predicts Warreu Yarring· 00 will nentuaUy become known k h ha s f'd t thE" {)P.cca l <1 be\ · pos1 o .ce, • one Jerry Bur ·e._ w ~ _o k~ ~ised if the sleep- in the lkgislature. no paupers, as the "Canary-Hilton," or per. pend! on whether you usually tin stylist and esigner lor one enjoy the time spent witb your ca;pet manufacturer <llardwlch been the orgc.~ nt st - ptam ~t V.l Don t ~ s~rp AdrunkarclS and no troUb\es. the [.at,~,nn<"tll Welk. orche-stra er entry m ~ht- Ac~de~ . . ~ os' of havin& haps the "Sheraton-Tttmou.<e ." b .f. wasting your e!for\1 Defin- & McGee ). Trahittonal paw~rns It has perches with electrlo itely yes! You can't lead . a often are requested In the mort' than 30 years, Is hospll- wa_rds songsta.~e~ I~ t ..~~~~y w~~"~h: said. foot-warmers~ (Dr. Theodor~ H. boy who won't follow . Trymg al~ m Ca\Uornia. No r~ Chun ~n.ree. Bobrollope is too a About all that blls changed Reed, tho zoo directO!' , exMidwest, said Northeast and to change him has as much Yacrington. Now, he . said, his iven Ever since P~lt>r • Popptns . . h . ont> but "" ......._ granling Windsor a 8 plained that b1rds hate cold lee! boy on a b. to feud wtl any , na~ ~· , 1 tuture as trying to wash pop- !firm is making tradtUonll pat1'ooJt. wa! the coverbai.r styh!St c~~bb.y comedienne Totie Fields voice onc.e every 10 year, n worse than anything, including corn, so either take him as he w~kly =z~.s been be- i:- stirring up a small rumpus the LeagisJature.. cats.) , is or tell him one freeze-out terns again, such as "charm~ circle," 8 weave with teave~ li"Joo It has a 'central flight room' ~rves another : good·bye-H tertwlned Jn a graceful, c!fcu:~ by autograph bunters in by claimi_ng that he ,ofor ~~~~ L-EAST TEAM with split-level viewing areas. hotel \obbit's, iD restaurants. wnters. Iiftt>d some AL EW YORK (UPI) - Pr\nce- (Which should make suburban Dear Helen : I hove been going out with lar pattern . .and on 1he pavt"meonts. They matenal. John ~ ~ Bill Bradley and Provi~ type birds feel right ill, home.) o shy boy for two weeks. Un rerUSI!! to believe he's not t~t' Have a quote from tons' J"m Walker made the C.trelled Ulllt!Da there IS 0 rw Barrymore · ct~ce s l lle forttmately he Is the perfect motJon pirtur~t ~tar - . ~ . c to con~entrate more w~ekly A\I-E3st major co ge The room has controlled lightrentleman. He hal never even a remarkable resemblance_. . l wanl . I e in the world basketball team of the Eastern Ing that lfO"' brighter gtoduaaked lor a goodnight !do. At so he escapes by sJgmna 0. than anyth~_g e s 1 thiN: it'l £, Uege Athletic Association on ally to as not to atartle tho Ule oame time I have been 1'aole." on my :~~i~e than anything ~esday , each lor t~ fi~h ~~~ birds. (Presumably, they aU dating a boy who li just the join In sinl!ing "Tbo W.~lcl ts last n:ol;•e I'w written synapses this season. ConneclKU s apposite of ahy. How ean I Carol Channing-~~ gross ~"' waiting for tho Sunrise. ) tame doWil one and speed up It nu a secluded areo where birds can go lor pri.-cy wheD theToother? add to my problems, JllY ,_...... Uley want to get owlY from Time It best girl friend is mutually Inpeople. (Reed said lhel1l waa terested In on• of the !elias, 8lln10 concern that the bints and so Ule siluatiM Is quite W~EN YOt.l'RE PRIVING, would become "too lriondly" awkward. You may not con"THE: RED L10HT SE:EMS w;Ul the human visHoro. I am •ider this a porlbom, hot to a "10 TAKE OH,SO LO~ not entirely certain what he 16-year-<>ld girl, it s a major 10 CHANGE:···· meant by that. ) crisis. How can I keep 1 tiger 11 has a simulated rllln fordown, a lamb lnterosled, my ts! , complete with • oprlnkler girl lrlend away ond still lillY 1ystem that can produee lUllfriends with all three' -PERden swnmer showers. PLEXED It tl8ll 1 spaciouS kllthen Dear Perpleted : wtth staiDless steel fixtures Illy only solution will probawhere chefs prepare balanc;ed bly bo as popular with Y'"' u gourmet meaua. ltollkaburras, a 1urprlae geometry qul1.: tor example, are fed around share the wealtb and doubtQ meat, mlled aeed, grouDd ea. date. Tigers (until tamed) chopped greens, fresh ban"""" ohouldn't be trusted out alono 1-!owE.vE.R, and oranges, and dead mice. with 8 girl !but they're usually Wl-18-'A Before the ml<e are aerved, '{Ot.l"m: tb!ll "Paper Tigers" onee the taua are .,...efully re~­ PEPES"fRIAi>l learn your rules - right.? l <Any kllOl<aburra Ulat doem t ·IT'S ZIP.' And a 'lamb'' may get a appreciat.O that ldnd at aerv\Ce PRESTO· I I llUie more "tigerish'' tlet'l CHAN6E-O. Dllllt be aome lind ol a kook.) hiJ!IO not much! ) from watel>lng 0 smoothle in a~tton . Your Klmbatt, Duque•ne'• Wlnlt &trl friend will bo grateful that \I01Diftll VlllanD"''' Jim Wuliln&ion lind Penn i, State't you stepped aside for her ; and Vf\ll .-m boua on1v... ~-. a . 111....... _,_ · . ; -.... . of ' 196~ · 3 nccell, &here an ~UDdredl of ••ture--ftre" rem.edlu, eacll. of which, like tho eastor on, gever oeem to work Oil lbo DOD penoa who trlel II. Freezing with liquid Dltro> gen 18 less Hkely to cause sc81' o • 0 ., Feb. 11, By Wayne G. B1'1111dsladl, M.D. A a-yelll'<>lcl gtrl WTII• Ulal she would like to gil rid of her warta. On Ule advl<:e ol a frleod she put costor oil Oil them b~t nothlnl bapponed. She then went to a doCtor who burned off a couple of ll>om. This left ugly ocara. "" "want. to lmow what to do nut. Warts are b'lcky. '1be7 aileD appear in tho elll'ly teens and are moro common bl piJ thaD in boys. About 61 per cent ol the warts in adoloscenll dllai>' pear •• spontaneously in • aouplt of years. Becauso tho !all ,_..., tried 1J glvoa lilt cndh fllr COMMiiNTJ TING EOITORIALL Y getting more dangerous to live ev· I T IS e assing cta v. None of us would ~aily Scn l ine l, P omeroy·Middloport, l,1NH Wheeling Ware 24 Ounce Good. 5-Tie COTION MO~ WET BUCKETS MOPS ~~:rt 4.1 0 ~~~=r. :,29 GALVANI7P"\ • •V ..••• I I 1 HOUSE BROOMS E~=-·__ 1·29 ::.==---.:..--1...::::::::~-l..!~~- _, I ' ......... .,~ '· ·,: "E~tlting MAIN STilEET In .Hardtcare" ' ~MEROY, ~HIO .. . - Rick Barry of Miami (Fla.) led in scoring with a 37 .l mark through games of last Monday. Utah State's Wayne Este.s, who was electrocuted in a freak aceident following a 4&-point performuace against Denver Man~ day night, was second with a :13.7 mark. Princetoo 'o B ill Bradley remained third at 31.4_ Some of ilie things you ~n't get in a Corvair are among your best reasons for buying it. - John Hillman of Memphia State, with a .SK)O average, wu It percentage points ahud of Rutgers' Bob Lloyd lor free throw honors while Iona'a War~ ren Isaac Jed East Tennessee·• Tommy Woodl - 20.P to 19.9for top spot in the rebound department. Miaml (Fla.) with a 9G.O per 1 game average ousted Brigham I Young (95 .7) as the No. 1 ICOr· 1 ing team in the country after the Hurricanes blasted Tampa 141-110 Tuesday. New Mexico (48.51 was 1 lull siJ: points ahead of Oklahoma State (54.5) a~ ~ip- 98, - the oation'i top defensive team. St. Peter's (N.J.) took field goal percentage honors with • .,517 mark while Morehead State's .792 free throw average was best Ill Ulat departmen~ Amerk:aa Hoekey Lea110 By Uolted Pro•• Iotemallooal Easlero Olvhiou W. L. T PloOF GA Quehec 34 t7 1 69 203156 Hershey 27 21 3 57175156 Baltimore 21 27 4 ~ 178114 Springfiel<f 2129 3 45 t11203 Provid•nce 17 33 2 36 t34194 Western Olvlsloa W. L. T PIIGFGA Rochester 35 !5 3 73 200 136 Buffalo 27 20 6 59 183 152 Pittsburgh 22 26 4 41 159 114 Cleveland 15 31 5 35150193 Wedllesday'a Results PlUsb..-gh 5 Provldeneo 2 Hershey 3 Cleveland 1 Buffalo 5 Rochester 5 (otl (Only games scheduled) · Nallooal Hoekey Leapo By Unlled Pre11 Iolenlatlooal W. L. T I'll GJl' GA Chicago 211 tB 5 &1 170 125 Toronto .. 23 17 -11 57 151 122 Montreal ... 25 17 1 51 141 128 U II S M IS'II:IO York 1825 P 411241511 Boston .. .. 13 34 4 Ill 112 112 W'NJ eaclay'a ae•ta • MlJnlrMI 2 .• Delrolt 2 .. pmeuchtdn'elll -:., Corvair by Chevrolet '1\a II IIJIIf:r fl. ll, of - · 101!1 dl!tper than tho *lap J'IN ••'' pt. Tbere'a !.he otbv aide o! tho - no water, no anti(!'e@lle and no ho9e leah to _,., about. AU of which show up in tho plua columllia the 10ba-wbat J'IN do gat In their place. form of repair and winterizing billa )'OU dllll't pay, Tab t.he 110 window post, for example. What you Power steering! Power .. IH II hardtop stylina-witb curved fralneless •ida w'Mau 1D fRWY Conair do.~ model. Even t.he lu at prioad ooupe or ledan. Tile tnnamiuioa aad driveline hump )"011 don't ret I1 M faot 1'00111 for both front- and back-oeat .......... Tiwlkr to Gnair'a rear enJina, the 1\oor Ia )IIV"a'IJ tat. . • .sl&tlir lila ..... ~lld-aliD llleallt brakos! Corvair needs them like a centipede needs .,rutches. With most of the engine weight on the rear wheels, the front ones are fre<~ discover the difference to strer easily. And stops are quiek and sure. Come down and discover the di1rerenw. Drive "'T'Mfhing rmlly new-discover the difference at your Chevrolet dealer'• Uu!.,.t · Ulevelle • Chev,q ll • (}Jnifir • Coroeue --- -••n..... uu••••---~• • • ••• •••••-•• •-••••••••••-·~--•• •• •• •• •••••••-•• ••••• •~••• •~••••-••••·---·- POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY W. MAIN STREET POMEROY ' �• '• .. w. L Pd. Nalloeal llld<rlball .u-lalloD - - By Ualted Prell ~ Lo1 AngtiH EaoiUa Dlvllloa St. ,Louis W. L Pet. Baltimore Boston 4t II .817 Detroit Cinclnnatl 311 :!Z .621 San Francisco ~ Ia .652 29 211 .509 26 29 .473 25 :17 .403 IS 4G .1120 4-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 11, l!!J Bonnies, NY[T, and Army Eye .Wins . -. NIT Berths After Cage _..__._._._._..__.~_.~W~eo~I~HD~D~I~v~ll~w~a_._.~ I Bo~sl~on~1~17~De~bro~lt~LOO~----~P~h~il~ad~e~lph~ia~vs~-~San~~Fr~anclsco~~~~(~On~l~y~g~schKMed) Philadelphia Now York ' ' • :'l • 33 28 .$59 WednesdaY'• R01ulto 20 38 .34~ Now York 115 ClnciMatl 11:. Philadelphia 116 Loa Angel.. 99 at Ooklllll4, Caltl. (Only games scheduled) IOnly 1111111 ~ 'l'llorMiay'o Gamn Frldi!J'o qoSt. Louis at Baltimore New York at BoiiOD Cincinnati vs. Deirolt at Ft. San Francisco at Loo An&tl• Wayne, Ind. Baltimort at St. Lollll DEAFNESS WARNING tbe American Arodemy of Grn- ness, arcordlng Lo the KANSAS CITY, Mo. IU PI J - er"l Practle< . . probably is !he must p•:y~ Family docbJn1 must be more He said this ~~I lB so uoo.,;.<..Use logically and aocio - ecooom;. 1 • ert th_an ever to early signs rapid advances m treatment cally damaging of all so- calltd of "-1118 loss, Dr. James L & mechanical heorlng devices non-disabling handicaps ~nu~, pf Ho~ston, re~rta In have improved chances ot res- i Russia legally abolish.ed serf1 I magazme, published by toratlon or rehabilitallon. Dea!- ldom in 18til. GP _ ----·---~ UIP Sport• Writer 'lttl lona wall hal begun for the St. Bonaventure, New York Unlvenity and Army basketball teams. AU three National (nvltatkm Tournament hopefuls passed major tests Wednesday night but won't know for a coupl~ of weeka whether or not they suf· fieciently impressed the NIT selection committee. And, of coUl"H, there is still the posslbility of late-season slips that could hurt their currently favorable chances. One of the strongest of the ; ·" ~ ... scort"d 20 points and held War· lust only one game, broke away ren }saar, one of the natmn's from 1\ 64-57 lead to roll up an leading scorers and rt'Oounders, 8lHil margin with Chuck Mcin check enough for lht' Bonmes Kenna leading the onslaught. to win rather eas1ly over lon a Hilly Oakfls had 18 points for Isaac srored lona 's hrst ll the winnt'rs and Andy Kudrick point~ in the second half to cut scored 34 for Albright. the Bunnies' intermission mar· Ace• Romp gin of 3&-29 to one pomt , but Unbeaten Evansville, the nathe Gaels faded thert>artrr and 1 ti ou s top-rated small r:ollege were trailing by 11 p()Jn!s whrn team, romped to its 19th tht>ir star fouled out w11h :1 42 straight triumph, 103-73 over St. to go. 1Joseph 's clnd. ). Larry Humes A ioul shot by Mal Graham 1scored 38 points and .ferry Sloan and two !leld goal!'> by _t;-foot-8 had 22 rebounds for Evansville , Ray Bennett gave NYU .a 73--68 which has won nine straight in lead late in the second half and the Indiana College Conference. Eaotern independents, St. Bona- the Violels went onto end finly venture beat Iona College 74-63 while !\TYU defeated Holy Cross 8+-TJ in a doubleheader at Mad· iaon Square Garden. Army, meanwhile, rolled to an easy 89-51 victory over <:Oigatt'. St. Bonaventure's victory was lbl 13th in 17 games, N~w York University ha~ won 10 (,f 15 aames and Army has 14 wins in 20 aames. All thrf'C are hop· ing that late-seC:Json drives en· able them to win berths in the nation'& o 1des t tournament which has been expanded this year from 12 to 14 teams. Hazard Nets 20 -~- FRE!: I SILVER DOLLARS 111 -77 George Ingels Has Done It Again, He's giving Away Silver Dollars for his visiting Cincinnati Bible Seminary \Vrcllwstiay ni ght in the GAHS gym in a war~·n-up contest for t!wir impol"tant . . .. .. .. .. . 149 Spend At Ingels This Friday and Saturday, 33" Table---4 Chairs With You Will Receive Padded Back and Seat Reg, $58.75 _ REG. $189.00 _SALE • Clock Radio eS Tube Toblo Model Radio • 6 Transistor Carry About Radio Smart, Sturdy and Sale Priced DINETTES .' , span. He receiVed a big lift Afeemen dumped one of the Dillon and Tram~ were the r~ um Senior Frank Bullock, who top teams in Columbus - East.. big. guns In the flrst ~alf as whirped in seven points, and I more - 52-49. In conference Tr~mer _nett~ 12_ of ht~ . 18 Freshman Chuc·k Hirh;trdson \' play, the Bulldogs are 10-0. Athpomt t?l"l whtle Dillon co ede-d with six . . £'ns needs just two more wins 1 Jt wa s RH.'Iwrdsnn who put I to clinch at least a :share of its 19 of his 30 ~arkers. Easy as tl appeared to the the R~men __in thre e figures I third st _rai~ht championship, and small crowd, the Russell bru· when Iu s dn n ng la y up at the 1 fourth m ftve years. thers, John and Bob, kept tt 3:40 mark made it 100-il. Callipolis is tied with Pometrom a comple_te rout w~th their \ Nf!arly everyone in the gym roy and Logan (fourth place) wHs ctw Pd by the unc;liHIY shuut· with a 4-6 league record . Over- . excellent outstde shootmg. The due from Conneautville, ·ing exhibition put on by Bob all, the Gallians are 6-6. I After a trip to Athens Friday, Pa. teamed up for 57 of their Hussr ll a~ the little gunrd conteam'& total points with senior ner ted on 13 of 26 lield goal the Gallians will then journey 36 point s nltempts und had a pr rlert n1ght to Middleport Saturday night to Bob garnering 1 to take game ~onors. Bob, a tn the charity Circle w1th 10 for 1battle Carl Wolfe's winles! Yel· S.Q auard had 15 at the half- t lO . At one strrtch in the Jao.;t" low Jackets. Middleport is 0.15 Ume break and Jonn a 6-2 ~ eight 1ninutes he ca nned right I ror the season, and 0..11 in the consecutive free throv·os, then t'ttnferenrt'. camr back with two s1 rnight In first half action, Athens 20-fnot jump s'llols, artd climilx- downed CABS 83-39 while the Pd his show by drill ing in a 35· Ga llians dumped MHS, 6449. (Continued from page 3) footer over the out s trf'l rh~d ln other weekend conference 1everal bad breaks to hit .286 hands of Gregory. games, Jackson plays at Logan, for the San Francisco Giants The los~; snt~pped a five-game Middlep?rl is at Wellston and - last season, has signed his con· winning strf'ak o{ tile Eagles, Ne l so~v 1lle at Pomeroy on Fri· tract for an estimated $14,000. who art now 11 ·1.:1 on the o:: ea'IIIO day night. Pomeroy goes to AlbThe young third baseman was while Rio Grande up pf'd its re- j ens Saturday. Nelsonville is at badly Injured twice by pitched cord to 14-7. Logan and Wcllslon take• on baUs In 1963, but came back last Statistics show the Redmen Jackson at Jackson. year to s 1 am 31 homers and with 4R of 102 field goals for a I $ With Loaae Cushion Seat 1nd B1ck, Reg, $199 78 $149· 00 $149·00 BUY ON THE MOST CONVENIENT TERMS BAKER FURNITURE SOFA, CHAIR AND TABLE Quality living room set Includes lovely cocktall table. Modern designed sofa and lounge chair with textured upholstery. Reversible foam •eat cushions with zippered closures, I MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·- WITH TRADE FRIDAY & 1 ___ _ the__50th wedding anniv~r.sary, You'll say U'1 1mart, thanks to attraetlve design -~---- practical, thanks to p1utic· covered chain, stain resistant top. Price Girls IIYS it'l WITH TRADE 4to 10 thrifty! JACKETS ' ZENITH 23" TV <· 6112 to 12 BEDROOM BEAUTY •• AT BEAUTIFUL SAVIIUGS Simple lines of this modern bedroom show of! the great beauty of elegantly finished walnut. Fine hardw8re. Carefully crafted to last, priced for savings. I ! 16995 WITH TRADE Boys' Sannt ! ~· "':;: ~ ?\ Ii I I :'l I WHITE CANVAS LOAFERS Receive 17 Silver Dollars FREE I' Tho- fi:ldert • Pitcher Claude Osleen and iG. Morg"n 1-o-2. TOTALS third baseman John Kennedy, 15-111. · obtained by Los Angeles m a winter trtde that sent Frank • Howard to Washington, signed with the Dodgers Wednesday 1 ~to-IJGr-lo IP'•Ined WIIIMft colar or Clnrinnatl Ri () Grande .,..._ ~ '"""· 16 3 1477 11~5 Evans 10 9 1184 !289 Fal•tafl .. .. .. 9 10 !375 1381 Goodyear 4 15 1144 1267 Scott's ..... ·. I 18 1060 !589 TOTALS _.... 57 57 11011 8011 ' &VIto to Cleveland, the Kansas Tonight's games - Evan• · i Clt1 Athletlco acquired pitcher Fireswne ; G&J - Goodyear; : Irn<l Tllbot tlom the Chicago and Falstafl vs. Scott's Groclllllt b. r:ry. 59 •95 INGELS ,FURNITURE With Trade 1111 oaw 1915 •11uxa 2r ansate tt ......................... I MUwaukee Braves signed pitch· Firestone • .. ~ ON TARGET...:.Pete Rose, I Cincinnati's regular second· ' baseman for the pa!t two ' seasons, faces a challenge from some promising Red farm banda thil sprin&o I -- Rec.eive 26 Silvll' Dollars FREE 6\lz to 12 _ _ USE YOUR CREDIT AT o -olllll'SIU Beautitull)ont.oo... l l j --GALLIPOI.IS INDE:PF.NilENT The Pltlsburgh Pirates Inked SANDINGS rt&hthandad pitchers Tom But- Team WL P tara and Bob Priddy and the G&F . .. .. .. 17 2 !559 e. Dave Ellers and out[ielder Dick Bart. In tbe completion of the Ihreelam, eiRht-player deal of three ' weob ago that 1<nt Rocky Col- Size in I -- & SAT. ' ~. ... .,,.~..-----...;.. - _,_,..,.,.,..,._ $1.00 pr. MEN'S EVENINGS -- ____________, WORK 8" BOOTS 6" SHOES OXFORDS s1.oo Sizes 4 to 10 MIDDLEPORT No Money Down--Easy Payments OPEN FRI. eWhite eBiue 'Bleck _ _ '' · , .' 9.00 pr. - - ' .$spa.er• . • $7.00 pr. • BASKETBALL OXFORDS SCHOOL SHOES 51 .. 1'4 $3.00 ta 3 l 2 to 1 I In Child""''' Tennis Shoes Tennis Oxfords S1 00 • Asoorted Stvl•• pr. per sty!('s. Reg. 2.98 to 4:.98, now ju•t 2.00 to 3.32, PR. Men's Long Sleeve $1.00 SPORT SHIRTS 2.00 Odd Lot Men's Men's Uniform Pants Sport Shirts Sizes are broken Grey, green end ton $ .00 1 OFF Huodt>d, en'\v neck and zip- lwo very good pr. BOY'S Bleck SHIRTS Sizes are broken. Values lo 5.00 Oxfords-Loden pr. Values to 2.98 Size 5 to 3 . SHO.ES • • BOYS Sbe 8 to 6 SWEAT First quality. Buy ><'vera! pairs BOY'S Blo<:k pr. Men's and Boys' pr $2·00 ~'­ Size 11 to Big 11. WOMEN'S TENNIS OXFORDS 5 $5.oo Size -=- Now 1.99 to 2.49 Men's White Sox Oxfords--Loafers 8112 to 3 Y2PRICE PR. Men's aan. 1 Values to 16.98. Sizes 12, 14, 16 and 18 Ladies' Hose 2 $1 Sizes fP colors. /'1. ,I Reg 3.98 to 4.98 - pair $2·~~ - BLOUSES Sizes 1 , $6 ODD LOT .00 Shoes Receive 8 Silver Dollars FREE nifty 48 percent average while llORNETS GET llELP the Eagles hil 31 of 71 for 4l PITTSBURGil (UPI) - The The Cinctnnatl Reds satis£ied percent. At the free throw line, Pttts~urgh Hornets of the four itchers including vete an the Seminarians convertPd If> Amencan . Hockey ~gue Tues· John PTsitouris who had a -~ 13 of 19 while Hio made good on I day . 3Cf!Utrc~ Edd1e Joyal and d 15 of 2.1 goalie Hob lhampoux from the ' 3 80 k I t marasseasonan a · . . llrtro1t. Red Wmgs · 'I I Saturday al 8 p m lhe ven· p.nrnt in earned run average. so t'om· · · · ·I f r lnl to terms were Dave Galli· genee-minded HPdnwll bust t>Xr lang e or goa te Carl Wetz.. s Sizes School =~======~ Closeout! Boys' WOMEN'S FLATS- CASUALS- LOAFERS COLORFUL, CAREFREE CHAIRS o• . POMEROY, OHIO LADIES' drive In 11 runs. Jn other baseball signings: 21, Dan Neville, 2:l , and i Rlllf•field Stn1e in the G!\IIS cl. Ed Hill, 19. I gym whnc they hope to repay Mets Sign Catchf'r the IJi g Blue ror a 114-!1!:1 thr;1sh· The New York Met s signed ing in 1he Wf'st. VtrgmJa c11y catcher Chris Cannizzaro, pitch· back on .Inn . L.O. er Bill Wakefield and rookie outThE' hnx o.;rorc of Wt>dnesday 's flelden AI Bates. bringin g game UNCINNATI RIIU .R !7il tbelr number of salisrie-d plil y eta to 23. .I Husst>ll 9-~ -21; Tom~ Pitchers Dick Donovon and 1-5; 1\Pf'rm·r 4-0·8: Conner Siebert signed w>lh !he 0-4 ; H. Ru.,ell 13-10-36; Cleveland Indians. t1t> 11~ H<l. TOTALS :ll- ·"·- • Tbe Yankees signPd four lrt>~ RIO GRANDE OIH a1ent1, pJtcher Pedro Hnm<~n . MarsiHlll 10·3·23, (;J·pgory 7· •..a ...Jdar Warren Miller and oul· 2·16,· Dillon 12-&30: Trainer Blll Parrse and Curt 2-1 8: Shiv lry 2·1·5. Bullock • Wlnstall. 1-7; Leilh 2-0-4 : Richardson 3-0- RACINE SERVICE STATION On Winter Merchandise 1 Lou Brock and SATURDAY ~~Dollar Days EXPANDABLE TABLE, WITH SIX I Final Reductions Mrs. Maude Young attended - ------- Receive 15 Silver Dollars FREE $1.00 lxtro Whi.:.:lll I LOUNGE CHAIRS $12.88 r un s m vert of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mrs . f am1 Y present were Mr . and ·-=- -~-·===~= H~ddleston, Michael and David.I Mrs. W. Marrs of Ewmgton, B1rthd~y c~ke was served with I Rev. and Mrs. Rex :...tarrs FIRST thf' dmner. Birthday giHs !and son, Re.x. Jr., of Thurman. QUALITY were opened by David. 'l :\frs. Paul Rothacher of" Holly· REGULAR II PROFFITT'S WHOLESALE ·1 Sayre attended the Rio Grande I~ssociation DiviJion of Christ-! Jan Education at Calvary Bap li~t church, Rto Grande, Mon· day evening, Ft•h. 8. I Mrs Charles JIVIden of Athens ca lled on Mr. and Mrs • Clark Jividen recently . Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wingett spent the week end in LoUJ<;ville, Ky., guests d Mr. anrl 1 Mrs . Bob Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lohn and Mrs. Ed Lohn Sr., of P,m e1ov were guests Sunday of rvlr~. Margaret llouda shelt. Mr . and Mrs. Austin Wolfe of Athens spent a week. end , with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Wolfe and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Powell. I Steve Shu ler of Letart spent the week end with Mike Hay · man. eLifetime Flexsteel Springs T- V. LOUNGER t FREE MOUNTING Rev. and Mrs. c. L . O'Connor, wood, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs. Certified Oil Station Tom_my Curtis, Grella Simpson Roy Brown of Princeton, w. va .i w. M am . St. RACINE, Pomeroy I I Marilyn Powell ~nd W1Jmal r-----------iioio.-...::~========;:;L!::~~~~~~~= e Firm Covers SWIVEL ROCKERS REG. $99.00 - - - - - - All15" Sizes Plus Tax and Recappable Tire J: • Foam Cushions • Top Grade Nylen Fabrics Now $39.0,0 YOUR CHOICE $59· 00 NEW TREADS" Gr~t · Mrs . Cora Webb, Mrs. FlEXSTEEL CHAIRS ADMIRAL FREE 1 DO SAMSONITE BRIDGE SETS 1 Silver Dollar 3 • $59·95 "'"' T..- All14" Sizes ta Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Morris attended the OES I'R"""' . u u.CTION-By ord of p "d School of Instruction at Rein- craft battalioD ar.tned ;i~h rel!lt ~nt. Johnson, an antiair.. ersville. ordered to South v· t Hawk nussiles, above, has been Mr. and Mrs. David Huddle- . be stationed at the Da ~~~- The !8 missile launchers will s~on entertained with a turkey · :o~grv~~tnaution again:st theg.:::_b1fi~/!;e~~~a~a~~r:r:;t.ti~ d1nner Sunday honoring U1e ~ mese USing Chinese arrcraft. • eighth birthday o[ their son David. Present were Mrs Grace M R Holter, Mr . and Mrs. ·Euaene Feb. t of her brother-In-law and ; . rs: ulherford ~· .Hayes ln· ·Fisher, Miss Cora Mae Jo~ch· sister, Mr. and Mrs. S<im augurated Ule trad1t10nal Ea~im ; Ceward and Oohgie Cal· Marrs at Vinton. Others of the' gteor egdg ~olllo3~81.he White House 1 1 _ NOW 900x20 10 Ply NEW TIRE WARRANTY children, Betty, Evelyn a"d Dwight, accompanied the body. MAPLE HARVEST TABLE REG. $109 $49·95 the bOOy of Mrs. Verne Ross former resident of Racine. wa~ brought here for burial in the Greenwood cemetery. Her REG. $79.00 ~:: 825x20 10 Ply 11 1 66"x21"x211" $ 12 Cu. Ft. 1964 FRIGIDAIRE _ Every$10.00You 2-0 and 4-ll - -- - - - - On Friday night, the Devils early in the eonlest b!:!lore a freshman, showed 10 du ri ng the fa ce an unpleasant task at Atbcrip shot by Dillon put them !same span. ens against Coad1 Charles Meahead to stay at 5-4 wilh lti :JO With Colu mbu s fr rshman Jim Afee·s highly-touted Bulldogs. left in the half . Marshall lcadmg 1lw ;t\I<J.t ·k, The Athenians have won 30.. After building a 13 _6 lead, the Coach Arl ~.anham' s hoops ~ers straight conference game5j over Red .l d . dl _ watched th e1r leaf bl ossom mto a three-year period, which is 1 21 19 : 0 ~ ~ 1 m:r~ 0~ ~ fine 120 point s. ut 7~-55 witl·1· 10 23 left the SEOAL's third longest win11 1 . t b J h R and then to R8-h. l at thr mng streak GAHS owns the . . · . thr ee-pom p1ay y o n us· 1 sell. But Jim Ma rshall, Sharon ~e~en ffiJ~ul ~ mark \\li Pn the I all·tJme mark w1th 49. Pome. d ,. R10 sub~ lllut tons wen: ca i!Pd 111 . roy _ ranl;s S('Cond with 33 Gregory, Do n Tramer, an 0 1Ion took command and shot the Marsh~ II was the 1u(J sco rer I strat?ht. . 1\edmeo Into -31 halftime f~r R10 m tl~e secon? ha!t, get· Th1s year, AilS IS 13-1 for all 11 51 lead tmg 15 ol hts 23 pomts 111 that games - last Saturday the Me- 1 $9.88 48"x19" WALNUT BUFFm eruNG TABLE • TILT TOP TAllLE ePLANT STAND FJ\.BtiiE<II..IS Sa~-INGS-! LOOK I il,; will bailie the "opposites'' thi s wef'kC'nd - both on the road . . Rio Grande trailed • Colton Mattress _ bus. VALUES TO $15.00 PROVINCnOWN MAPLE FRibAY & SATURDAY ONLYI meeting Saturday with Rluel'ield Slate. Coach Duke Burson·, Gallla Behind big Paul Dillon's ~0 poinl > and 31 rl'i>nunds. Academy H>gh school Blue Devminutes of action and then t urned loose a baskd h:l!Tage that nearlv emulsified the visitor s. DUNlOP GOLD CUP HIGHWAY ! For Loop Tilts the Redrnen dueled the Eagles throughout thl' first 12 elnnerspring Mattress $24.85 TABLE LAMPS REGULAR $24.00 VALUE On Road Twice 1 and worth and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carpenter of Belpre, Mr and Mrs. Don Johnson of Portland and Miss Grace Ellis of Colum- ODD-LOT CLEARANCE YOUR CHOICE - - - -- Bursonmen viclorv <•V<'r e 3 PC. BEDROOM SUITES WALNUT OR BLONDE FINISH BOOKCASE BED, CHEST, DRESSER e MAPLE BUNK BEDS COMPLETE WITH GOOD BEDDING e9 PC. DINETTE e66" CABINET SINK e FULL SIZE GAS RANGE Mr. son. Among others here for the funeral were her daughter and families, Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Kronenberger of Wads- BUTTON TYPE FOAM CUSII!ONS parents, tended tbe funeral of their grandmother, Mrs. Helen John- ENGLANDER SMOOTH TOP e 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES NYLON COVER . Rio Grande College coastrd to a with their Mrs. Thereon Johnson and at- elnnerspring Mattress $39.9S Gary Ward collected 21 points 1 Mrs . Kenneth Konicek ol Avon were bere over the week emf Here Is A Few Of The "DOLLAR DAYS" VALUES • YOUR CHOICE _ __ Cross' winning streak at six: a<> Maryland defeated West Virgames. B(' nnt>lt scon·d 2:1 po in Ts gtnia 87·78 . and Notre Dame and Sta n McKPnzie had 21 to edged out DePaul 62·59 on the lead NYU while John Wt'ndel- strength of a 14-11 margin at ken had 20 for Holy <"ros!! the free throw line in other maArll1)' , \' 'IHch lw:1l slrl)ng St. I jor games. .lnhn"o.; uf Nrw York hlst Sacur· In other result.~ around the da~·. svwpt into a 16-2 ll'ad and country. Penn State de[eated nrvt·r lookrd back 1 n routing Bucknrll 79-IH, Memphis State I L'nlgntr. DC'nnis Shantl. lrtl the beat Marquette 82-70, Catholic Cadets Wllh 20 points HOd .lohn Un iversity whipped Howard 73·7 Hitch had Hi. Louisiana State toppled Loyola St. Jose ph·s nationall y third· (La. ) 89-76, Florida State ranked Hawks became the first 1 omped over Jacksonville 97-74, maJor rol\ege team to score 20 Toledo downed Westerr. Michi1\' ictorles this season w1th a 92·71 1 gan 97-80 and LaSalle whipped I v1ctory ()vl'r Allmght ~t Phila·t liettysburg 91~66. ------- ---"-- - -- Redmen Snap Visitors Five Game Win Streal\ lll-77 FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Scott Wheeler , of New Boswn &nd Mr. and BAKERS~ WHAT'S ON SALE AT St. Bonaventures Jef! Hazard delphia. Sl. Joseph'o which has 111 FRED DOWN Sn,.idv Notes ! > • Racine MEN'S BETTER SPORT SHIRTS ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 225 No. Second Regular 7.9B to 12.98 For Dollar Days 3.99 to 6.49 •• I . PRICE WHITE HANKIES & Men's Purple & White School JacketsI ! oH R-'·' 14.91 "'''-'' Dollar Dayo-9.99 t. 11 .32 Boys' ~iddleport Salel Men's Y2 ... sc Limit 12 per - - ' ,' �- ..... - Charles Sines, Retired Farmer Dies Wednesday Middleport Dept. Store s 1 FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FEB. 12 & 13 Bed Pillows TWIN & gmia Clark, Beaver, Mrs. Dorothy Vath of Pa., 12 grandchildren and tllree great grandchildren. The body IS at the Mohr· Stevens Funeral home. Arrangements are fncomplet@. $370,000 over the previyear, Last year, Ohio Power spent a record , 131,5 74 ,00 for the conduct of its business, an increase ot f9.S mlUion over operati.ng expenses for 1963 _ $1.00 LADIES BRIEFS Red, Black, White Sires 5·9 _ _ High Pupils 3 Dance PT. PLEASANT - The Pt. . Pleasant Junior Higll students of the 7th, 8th and 9th gradei will sponsor a Valentine Dance at the Junior High Main Street gy m Saturday, Feb. 13, ' ning at 7:lO ·p. m. ! A Valentine Queen will be selected to reign over the i1 dance from the following candidates, Valarie Rainey, Bren' da Hartley, Irene Sheline, Margaret McDermitt, Caroline Berkley, Vickie Frazier. maine Walden, Barbara Plants. Christine Vance, Connie Stephen.•. Rozanna Knight, Judy ' Murtin. Donna atterson, Bev~ erly Yeager, Susan Archer, I Bobbie Anthony, Beverly Hoi· land, Barbara Halstead, L 0 is Brown. Paula Shinn, Anita McCallister Emma Putney ' Mary Stewart, Theresa Dono-' hue, Martha Hesson, Shearer and Janie Kincsld. Fitted Sheets $] p<. eiRONING BOARD PAD & COVER 66t e HOPE MUSLIN · · · · · · ··· 4 yds. $1.00 e PLASTIC WASTE BASKET · · · · · · 38c other operatina a;pe,.... than at any other time In Its history. It a1ao made algnlfleant strides forward In aelllng the total • electric living concept $30,097,000, an increase of helped lfll' lllcnud • ..,. of ehclrloky, wlllelt, Ill IUra, has helped farihv nd... .... cool ol powor Ill lfMt. watthour of electricity Wied in home," Mr. Prentice said. the home dropped again in llltK, Contributing to Obio Po-'s to 2. 11 cents, lowest in Oblo record sales, the Jenera! ID8JI. Power history. In 1963, the ager said, were lna'eues In the average domestic ldlowatt hour number of electrk!ally heated cost 2.1& cents. homes, commercial end Ind.,. "This coalillued decUae Ia trial establishments, schools restdeottal electric C<llts bao ant:! nther buildlngs. Nearly llalf (.a per cent) ail homes and apartment started « completed 1n Power's service territory the past year use electnc home lleating. This is the highest electric heat saturation percentage ever recorded by the company .lor a single year. In Illt13, the figure was 37 per cent. PT. PLEASANT - City pol· Darla& tbe year, tbt eomice . investigated a car • truck pany helped briag 4.0 oew No ·One Hurt But Damages -----·------·- ....,.,lit peyroU of $1t,4M,IIIO a yur. AI a IQ • po.ytac dllwl of lito .,.. jl Obio Power In JMt paid ou1 134-milllon in local, otate and lederll taxes - lito largest II""' ol expense ol all 118 COlli ol doing buslneu. 01 this amount, $6,970,000 was In real and personal property lal<es paid to the 61 Ohio counties In whieh the company has property. About 70 per cent ol tlJeoe lunda bact to Individual school distrlctl In &-Daily Sentinel ' Approach $600 'Ibis past year also saw lhe Bt'Cident Wednesday _at 4:15 P· I Sponsoring FULL Ohio Power Co. ill IMt pro- was li,!lll KWH, « • more 411C0d and sold more eleotrie than the previoWi year's averener.,, received more revonue ~ge. and pald more In taxes and The overage cost of a IUfo. to nearly &00,000 customers in 53 • county oervk!e area. A. N. Prentice, of Canton, vice pceoident end lenerai manol Ohio Power, reported Income fJ>r the company i Junior $].00 ~ ----~-- .... -- UPI 8ne• fS OPCo Sells, Gets, Pays, at Record Highs.:~ . PT. PLEASANT - Charlea M. Sines, 87, reUrod Iarmer of Henderson, died in Holur hospital after 1 gering Illness. He was born at Apple Grove, Ohlo, the sone o1 the late Peter and Alice Pennick Sineo. Surviving are hill wile, thena Patterson Sines; two Donald ol Amaterdam, 0111 and Elmer Sines ol P.a.; two daughters, Mrs. .... ~·· f4rrlla1·tll' • the J>ll!llllnl 8114 , . . . _ pri. llllr7 Alld ........., ~ Ohio PG- also pold In taxes In five WOit VfrsiDJ~ count1e1 wb"" oompauy prop. erty II ktcaled. '!be Slate of Ohio received $3,7U,OOO In state excise tax pa)'TIIOIIt!!, moot o1 whleh are used for poor rellel The coot ol coal usod In Obkt Po-·• steam • electric &enor•lln& plants was the 11-.1 blelest cost Item - $2'1.4 million. 0. Feb. 11 ' I 1965 -..eao VALENTINE'S DAY FEB. 14 ' ! ' CIVIL RJGIITS WN $AV IT I=OR VOU BOUQUETS- CORSAGES POTTED PLANTS- ARRANGEMENTS beautiful blooms from Pomeroy Flower Shop wiU eonvey your sentiment best. Order yours today, phone WY Z-20311 d17 or niaht. BUYS A GENERAL ELECTRIC Fresh. TELEVISON WI WIRI FOOT SOX 3 $].00 pair 5 CELL FLASHLIGHT SKIRT LENGTHS with free zipper 1. 98 ., ~' '• ~, • 80 SQ. PERCALE · · · · 3 yds. $1.00 UNBLEACHED MUSLIN 5 yds. $1.00 e TAKES BOARD SEAT ' PT. PLEASANT - Everett BisselL a member of the Mason County Court , was elected to a seat on the State Board or Directors at a state meeting I of County Officials held this week in Charleston, W. Va. Att ending from Mason ounty ' were Bissell and Clarence Adkin s. members of the County Court. Co unty Clerk L. W. Getty. Sheriff George Johnson and Assessor Morris Bragg. PLOWIRS Day or Night EVERYWHERE Pomeroy Flower Shop We Give TV 200 W. MAIN iiiiii e BLACK & WHITE eCOLOR H &R FIRESTONE BmER QUALin SHOES SJOO GETI'lNG NEW TEEm NORWICH, England mn II The Norwich City Corporation is to pay a workman one pound ($2.80) to cover the cost of ~ pairing his fal se teeth. Th.ey Iwere smashed when a truck i rni srlred as he was using a hand crank. Includes $9.99 Nur,aos Oxford At $3.00 LITTLE BOYS Oxfords & Loafers HOSE Sl101 IV.·3 - - - - - Little Bays Flight Boots, 6.99 voluo $5.49 Block Magic Sizes 10-3 $,.09 is called "The Sower." 7.00 •Peti Pants~~o~3 ,... 69c R... l Polr ·sets ... ,2., ___ I PIICE CLEARANCE ON MATCHING MATS AND NAPKINS ' BOOTS Bo0fs CAPRI SET B00fS REG . Brok•n Sizes $2 .98 VALUE __ 1 Group of Mtn'1 CAPS & HATS C•rdlgen, Pullover T·Shlrts & Brloh SWEATERS Nationally Advertised S1.00 $5.00 Men's 3for 1.94 Bays' . . . 3 for 1.45 One Group Men's Socks - - - - - - - - 3 pairs for 1.00 Therm•l •nd Part Wool Underw••r - - - - - - - 1.94 One Group Of FALL & WINTER On• Group Boyl' $12.99 S8J9.S10 SHOES VALUIS TO 2,95 Sale, 97c One Group Men's DRESS SLACKS $2.91 Sport& Dreso SHIRTS Val. to 6.9S S.lo 1 Group Men's Neckties, v•l. to 2.50 _ _ Sale 55c, 2 for $1 LITTLE GIRLS' 1 All FALL and WINTER MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT Ladies Handbags BLACK LEATHER VALUES TO $1.99 LOAFERS With This Coupon MERCHANDISE ON SALE! SAVE ON MENS & BOYS SHOES GROUP HANDY TO HAVI-The llt. • tie switch box. in Pam Rod· i gers' hand, that ill. On the yacht, to her rightt is an electronic automatle _pilot for !he yacht. By merely pu•h· mg a button on her remote control unit, Pam can chanae the boat's preset course. Autopilot is one of 1everal electronic marJne navtaation aldo at the New York Boal Show. 88 C Values To $4.99 Broken _Sizes.,.._ $1 00 AII,Gioves, fur lined, driving, unlined WORK ' Sizes 8!12 to 3 _ '2;00 1.0.0 White PHS Panther Sweet Shirts ·• Whip~orcl, ' Mol11kin •nd Corduroy \>2 price PANTS · ~so PAIR VALUES TO 5.95, SALE - - - - - " MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •. '~· •' ·, . Downie - Gross . FRIDAY &SATURDAY 5 o/o OFF During Dollar Days OniJI! POMEROY, OHIO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~ .,' These better Star Brand boots have oil treated uppers • , .• cushion crepe soles , ... fully insulated. Truly, a remarkable value, on sa le 2 days. OUR 17.95 BOOTS OUR 22.95 BOOTS OUR 25.95 BOOTS . . . ... . .' This Sale 12.56 This Sale 16.06 This Sale 18.16 hons. Mn~ . Hart gave a report lhe Singer Sewing School recently in Huntington. Ma:sonl County llad 11 persons and Home Demonstration Agent tending. It was reported to very successful. Gil a~:~::;!~l made the following ments : BELTS Values To Eskllao 1 Group Men'•, Boys' Boys 2'h To Mens 11 Reg, $6.99 _ __ WOMEN$ AT DOWNIE· GROSS 1 Group Topcoats, All Weather Coats, Jackets, Suits _ \>2 Price LADIES FINE LEATHER Warm Lined .w I 0 MASON - Birthday wish••l were extended to the ~::;~;:1 4-H Agent when the 1 County 4-H Leaders Association met recently at the home Mr. and Mrs. Raymond · · Mrs. James Hart led the deV<>-1 Insulated Underwear - - - - - - - - - - each 3.50 LOAFERS R Birthday Wishes Are Extended to Gil Barnette LUNCHEON ~~ stead of Mrs. Ralpll Welker.c was reported after the $5.00 OXFORDS LADIES Attorney General. meeting Tueoday nigllt. •Hose Solm~ooo _ __ 69c Dollar Days Special $ CONFIRMS APPOINTMENT REPORT CORREcrED WASHINGTON (UP() -The Mrs. Pearl Reynolds reported Senale Wednesday confirmed ed on the BustneBS and ProfesPresident Jolmson's appoint- sional Women's sponsorhsip of u. s. NURSES WHIU LITTLE GIRLS DRESS FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Feb, 12-IJ "NDRTM TO ALAIKA" ,_toboc<o 2 ,..99c u' _ s.M-L _ _ The bronze status atop the State Capitol at Lincoln, Neb ., BLOUSE.S ·· R... TONIGHT NOT OPIN COLUMBUS - THOMAS E. CTecbnieolor) Ferguson asked the SUpreme J()bn Wayne, Stewart Gran11· Court Wednesday for a wrtt of er. Ernie Kovacs. Fabian. mandamus to force Secretary of FeltuAth; Wife Decoy State Ted A. Brown to caU an election in November to fill SUN.. MON., TUES. the unexpired term of the late J'/lfs fllW dprelta lo ,.... wldt Fob, 14-15-16 State Auditor Roger W. Tracy. "BEOTIME STORY" Amorico'obool-41.... The Columbl18 resident, son (Technicolor/ -rom... Hall ... Hill. Get pleu. Marlon Brando, Dav d Niven . of former state auditor and state Jonea. Marie Wtnd· ...k...,...~--1'1')'• treasurer Josepll T. Ferguson, DISPLAYS PRODUCT - Jim loday. and general manager of the W. Shirley sor, Rebecca Sancl, Dody filed nominating petitions last Va. Sausage Company m New Haven, styles of sausages prepared for mar- Goodman. week witb Browtl. Brown re- keting throughout the Mountrun State. is a native of Racine R.D. - Sentinel Fqtur.tte: Tricky Chlckt -~.%4.-.U..C,..,. ..... fused to accept them on the Photo. Colorcertoont lll'Ound no election could be ~~ held for the paat until Tracy's unexpired term runs out in January, 1967. (Continued from page I) New Haven. He has been emLEGION TO MEET ployed there since the business Feeney • Bennett Post, 128, wag opened. American Legion members are Other workers are Terry Invited to meet Wednesday is Let.rt · Blaine Riggs --:------FRIDAY & SATURDAY at HARTLEY & BENNETT-----evening, Feb. 17, at 7 P· m. at sin Wamsley, Hartford; Louthe Lgelon Hal when they will is Roush Letart· attend church servlces at the w~1 eel e; Dext~· Giles 1 Middleport Church of Christ in Smith, Rutl~nd ; Jo~ King, of COilJllnction with the observance Middleport, and Jim Smith, of 1 'Back to God" sponsored by Mason. the American Legion. All churches and people of Circle il!l dptimistie that the the community are invjted to sausage • making outfit will be attend the services at the able to accomplish further expansion if sales continue imchurch at 7:30 • m. proving at their current rate. BACHELOR GIRL ·ousters .... Compere At $1.69 las County Courthouse In Selma Wednesday ro protest voter reeistratlon procedures. • v. Price FLIECY I LADIES eHEADWEAR: Knit- Velvet Bows _ _ ·•Hose ff1lues To $6.99 Colon: Brown Tone or Sizes BV:.-11 Disc Style PomeNY. Ohll ment of Nicholas Katzenbach as a girl to go to Buckeye State in· BONUS BUYS 1 WOMEN'S NIW TEXTURED MIDDLEPORT, 0. HOW ABOUT THESE taSJ.OO MEIGS THEATRE MEN S STAR BRAND 10" LEATHER INSULATED BOOTS eANY STYLE f9.95 _ __ _ CLAS8 TO MEET The J .O.F. Claso ol the Unllr ed Methodlot Church in PCJ~M­ rny will meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. at the church. --- POMEROY ""5;::;::;::iiiiiii;::;::;:: •ANY SIZE 1 --- Sausage Firm Stomps eFRIDAY end SATURDAY AT THE SHOE BOX IN MIDDLEPORT Values To Hawell, ~ . .... F""""'ot tl the SEO Beol C.llle Asooclatfon -ru. day night In Pomeroy. Other officers named were Lee Glass, Sllarpoburg, vice pr•.sldent; Paul Boer, Mlnenvllle secretary • treasurer. fu. auociation discwaed plans for lab Ieeder calf &ales. GaUia county directors attendm, were John Raisron, Rt. I, Bidwell, and Glen Grallam, of Northup. Church ladies serving the luncheon Wednesday were Mrs. Henry Reibel, Mrs. Lawrence Lanning and Mro. Fred Deosauer. The Regional Clothing Schoo! I will be held March lti, 1965 Huntington ~t the Newc001be store. This is for girls in 3rd year and Sewing Projects. Mr. Barnette also amlOUJ1C«il a $35 grant is available any club member ~wh~o:~,~~:~l one acre oi st The member must comply West Virginia University <eeu1-l lations. They also have a for $8.50 for one-fourth acre. The association decided help sponsor the IFYE gram this year. The cost be 12 per club and all clubs are urged to send their $2 to Mrs. J. E. Sommer, So11thside. 1 W. Va., no laler than March 15. Following the business meot-1 ing, Mrs. Mary chairman of the 4-H Oivis1on the Mason County Fair, nouheed the chairmen for dtHerent divisions of the program. At the close ol the bua:inel:sl meetin&, Mr. Barnette w&i sented a gift and a decorat:edl birthday coke !rom the !ll'OUp. says Step Lively In New Spring Stacks! Be livelier your whole day through wilh Connie's comfy lfach. Smart fashion plus Pol wciiRing comfort, In STANFORD, tabbecl·toe low-heeled stack, or HAYWARD, a mid-heel , stll<k with perf de!Gilina. Basic: shaclu to fit your wardrclbe. 7 ·99 to 9·99 Soli-·- ,....... ,., .... 8.99 • SEE MANY NEW SPRING STYLES NOW AT ••• . r,.•ty fGam-fMWIIII . ulhion~ )'otlf A. . Refreshments were ierved Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert and children, Mr, and Mrs. E. Sommer, !\If. and Jollli Ma!BhaU, \Mra. Rut Thoon~son, Mro. l!larl Icard, Mrs. Lawrence Gerlacll, ~rs. Eua:ene Steele, · Mr. • , Mrs. James Hart, Mrs. Mml '3ft l U'· ~fl#l"'• 4H~ IU,...~ · Frondl, Mr. John M>S. Howard Garland, Mr. POMf.R V, OH 10. liwn Lewis, and Mr. a.~nhrilld~;~:I_ _ _ _..__ _ _..;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....,_______J • d rl/e R~mondWWtnaaoo~ tl,.,._ . -..• ... Phone WY 2-2039 Mrs. Millord Von Moler q -----Jrooton ~n is Named Preeidat Regatta next June., The club I MENS CUSHIONED African Safari Is Theme of Lions Speaker is in chargt! of seating. 1 PleasaDt Valley Hospital 1 ADMITI'ED - Howard Harp: er, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Den! nis Holley, Ashton; James I H. Young , Pt. Pleasant i DISCHARGED Andrew Wamsley. Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Nancy Woodard , Gallipolis Fer· ry ; Mrs. Larry Knapp, Leon; Mrs. Mervin Roach, Pliny; 1 Howard Evans, Jackson ; Mrs. I Norman Bu.~h and son, Glenwood : .\k~ . .Jess Duncan and ! daugh ter. Vinton. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldclleport, o ., reb. 11, 1•7 Martin Luther King Jr. Wed·' nelday night lJI8rily ae<uood aa !Conttauod VrOIII Pqo I) Alabuna sheriff of lreitlnJ Nolocals ropor~ 111 l'Uelday'o II'ON 'Uke celtll." electiop, the_UIIOiflclal wte !XIID· Xlll8 1111id IIMt the Nqro pilaUoo by UP! ohowod Abel or registration '!rive in with 2&3,310 votes to All., cannot be fuUy lor McDonald. until "we get rid of" Pomeroy Lions will hold their Jim Clark. Klng spoke at winter Ladles Night meeting FIRST rallies in Selma oeverai ....,_Inn Feb. 18 in the social l'tJOIDS QUALITY after Clark llad lorced 120 the Federated Church with REGULAR demonstrators to a speaker from Parke1'8burg. A world traveler named Certified Oil Station ll i't..... miles before letting The atudents Smith, the speaker will show three demonstration~ at tht! filmfi of and speak on • recent African safari. Dr. Harold Brown is progr~:tm chairman. Brown also discussed Wednt~~day at the club's regular meeting tlda week plans lor seating observers of the Bend iDdustrfM iDto ttl 1ervlee ar- company's kilowatt hour oales m. at . the interseehon ?' rlh ea tbrougb U. area develo.fl' r.ilse 7.6 per cent to a record and VUlJld Streets resultmg in meot prvpam. These new 16 .2 billion KWH and its gross an estimated _WXI damages but firms, wblch wlll bave 0 establlsh a new high no personal InJury. -eombilled aanuaf payroU totof $!&2 ,271 ,000 almost $10-mil- The mishap occurred when a aline $7,W,tlll8, will prnvlde lion above the previous year's. car dr1ven by .Morris . Rucker jobs for about l,W persons. Greatest demand for electric Neal, 46, CheshJre, Ohm, trav- In addition to the new firms, power came from Ohio Pow- eling w~t on 6th S~reet and a 122 industrial customer plant er's industrial accounts which tru~k dnven by WJIUam H. expansions with a total investincreased their use of electric· ~lame, 48 • Appl_e Grove, travel· ment e.z.ceeding $127,500,000 ity by 7.6 per cent. Customers ~g south on ~land Street, col- were announced or started dur. in this category purchased 8 _ hcded ~t the Jn~er~ectlon with ing the year. They will provide 00th dnvers claurung a green bo 9 7 b'll' KWH · b nd 8 dded 3•933 new JO 8 1 0 1 ut · 1 Ion ' account- 11 ht Th 'd t 1 till ing. for more than half the · dger ·.mveswga e~ 1 act~Jton.en B S Un• YOU Ill DON'T FUTURE II UP TO YOU wAne ITt 1 total SB es. fiNIIH HleH ICHOOL AT HOMI Next largest power users as IN YOUR sPARI TIMii and EARN an A.mtrlCin Ae•d•mr a group were the company's HOMESICK STOMACHS Diploma 6 433,000 residential customers BERLIN (UPI)- The Second , 0•"•.,='•if.v~c1~1,:tt:_ ~~~To :~:,: who purchJsed more than East Anglian Regiment sta.TODAY T01 b'}(' I tt h · .AMERJCAN ACADEMY Dt»t. PMS·2U 2.1 I Jon kl ow a ours, a ttoned at Spandau barracks is , .. WHt P..eunt st.. lprtn•••••c~, gt_ain of_dti.2thper cent. Mr. ~dren- horne-sick for Iish·and-chlps. SO NAM.I . . . . . . ~~·.•. • • . ... ,. lCe sai e average resl en- the troops sent out an SOS to ADDRESS . ..•• . . . . . ... . tial customer's annual consump- regimental headquarters in ~~: . ·.·. ~~ ·. ~ ·. - ~~:J:Hi. HO: ~~~· : :: · tion of ~ower la.st year rose a- London to send them a mobile ~'!c.u8:~~·n~•h:ttr:!~lon: lncorpor· . bove the 5,000-KWH mark tor fish Crier and the quartermas- .._Hro~tltd MtmHr: Atsocl•flon th e fir st t'.1mr. The averageter 1s · now seek"mg one. F•-. , "o"" ltudy lchoolt LEADER �I ~r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ii~~~~~~::~~~~~~::;:~~~~~~ir~~~~~~~~~li~~:~:;;L~LA:;R~D=A~Y~S-~~lf ~LAR 7~10 DAYS- MISSES AND WOMENS FANCY CORDUROY -DOLLARRM DAYSLINED MEN'S WA VINYL DRESS CHILDREN'S 2 TO 6X NYLON S·T·R·E·T.C-H -DoLLAR DAYSPANCY ""' !'LAID COTTON SHEI.T SNEAKERS GLOVES PANTS BLANKETS SHIRTS SHIRTS Amer ican made sneakt-rs Fancy cot Hxndsome lt!a lher like vinyl gloves t on cordurov uppt'r!o. moulded r ubber ror m('n . Choiee of grey. brown or FI"'"'Y ootton bLinbto In bri&bt pkl4 ium and large. patterna. Aaaorted. eolort. Big 7h80 llhe. A bill bu, ill lheet bLiobto. Pl•ld llanoelo, woveo and printed cot· tooa. Fine quallt7 IIP"rl obirts In boJ• alzeo e to 18. Auorted pottemo. Heny 1H7 cotton aweat lhlrto fill' men. Wlll'lll fiee<e lined. Sl>ea lllloll, to 10. Heavy quality stretch panta for ehfi· dren in lizel!l 2 to 6X. Anorted eolon. Warm , long wearin&. Washable. REGULAR $1.99 VALUES REGULAR $1.99 VALUES REG. VALUES TO $1.99 REGULAR $1.59 VALUES -DOLLAR DAYS- .. ' ! l aoles, rush1~ned inner solt>s . Snes 4 black . Warm li ned . Sizes small, med· REGULAR $1.99 VALUES REGULAR $1.99 VALUES $ .00 -DOLLAR DAYSBOYS I'ALL & WINTER FANCY COnON SPORT MEN'S HEAVY GREY COTTON SWEAT .00 .00 Hch nch pair ·~ • News COmmenfOry rOretgn h tor Albert IBruno) lletJel. birthplace. Detzel •lao lllil\liied 1f/ G D F"IDds Jtse){ 0pposed • form er St. Lou " Cardinal in- In the miJ!On and scouted toe " est erman c 0 flelder from 1914-18, who died a number of major lea~t~e IEIIVICIES CEuNA, 11!11' Oluo (UPI ) _ s.r.. Sundoy !he in ot " ""' set for otFriday coW:., Ilia r licy ~- i i i i Oi i i i iOi=-i i i ; ; i i i ; ; ._~·i i •msi i. --":""'=-iiiiiiii-,! To Nassar Talks with I'alter Ulbricht RI Z ER s FEBRUARY SPEC lALs medium , larp and ex1n. laree. f Hch -DOLLAR DAYSFIRST QUALITY MESH or PLAIN The CIM a- beyond tile Cairo relatlo111 with the whole of the Weal. A number of , . tiom are said to have urging Nasser to avoid it. Gerlll8Jlll because It Ia !oared a diplomatic rupture would lffect 10 11 For yearo . been 'I not only Illest Germ1o7 but 1 Weot German policy m Ill C<.ses except Moscow to deny recognilion to any nation whlcb al,. recognizes CommWilat East I ~as. EDITOR'S MAILBAG Gormany. II now has brought the West Genn8Dil Into confllcl with Cairo where President Gamal Abdel Nauer Ia expecting a viBil from Eaat German Com. Bonanza I NYLON HOSE I By PHI LNBWSOIII UP! Foretp N.,, Aaatyol Feb. 8, W65 rnunist chlel Walter tnbrlcht Door Sir: later t~is month. The ll'elll Gor· What 1 -ld we live lnl mans fear it may be a prelude While millions tall< of peace hose in mesh or sheer dress plains, best color!, sizea 8~ to 10\1. I $1.00 OU.tJIauvs LADIES' BULKY KNIT SWEATERS lnilk~ Fi rw A Y - FE B. 12--13 - DOLLAR DAYS- -DOLLAR DAYS- - DOLLAR DAYS- -DOLLAR DAYS- WOMEN'S SOFT SOLE CANNON COTTON TERRY FAMOUS HHOPE" QUALITY FANCY LINED PLASTIC T-V STYLE SLIPPERS WASH CLOTHS $ 2 PAIRS FOR $ 12 FOR Soft vi m ! vppPrs in a ~ sort ed C(; l nr~. Pach!Pd soft lea the r solrs. Sizes S, M, L and XL. BLEACHED MUSliN WINDOW DRAPES $ 4 YDS. FOR Cann on qu al ity t"()fton tt>r- 2 PR5. FOR Genuine HoPt bleached cotton muslin. 36 in che1 rv wash cloths. Assort ed Pla in col ors and fam·y stnpes . $ wide and finished soft for Ful1 window size - extra wide plastic drapes. Fully Lined . As sorted colon and the needle. designs. Values To $4.98 -DOLLAR DAYS- -DOLLAR DAYS- -DOLLAR DAYS- CHILDREN$ LINED TWILL FANCY PRINTED TERRY MEN'S IRREG. DAVIS 12 in. x 1 in. Urethono Foom BOXER LONGIES $).00 ea $ PAIR Ladi ..' Two Way Streich PANTY GIRDLES KITCHEN TOWELS $ 5 FOR 4 PRS. FOR Large size cotton terry kitchin towels in assorted colors and patterns. Big va· lues. t"hoi rc uf finP. coTton tw ill or df' nHn 111 pre tt y col ors. All warm li nt•d . S izrs 2 to 6X. PILLOW FORMS CUSHION SOLE $ SOCKS $ 3 FOR bapplne~ gro~~ gue~ts. tr.,.. Fluffy methane plastie foam pillow fonn1 in round or square. Ready to bo oovered. 4:9c quality, Size, 101;.2 tu 12. l a r.~e - DOLLAR DAYS- -DOLLAR DAYS- -DOLLAR DAYS- MILL LENGTH ASST. MEN'S & BOYS BUNDLE CHILDREN$ AND GIRLS SPORTS FABRICS LADIES' FALL STYLE WOOL DRESS SOCKS $ 4 YDS. FOR ~LAR BATH MAT SETS $ $ LociiH'W. .m Llnod Viny lilt Uo both mat and matching ]ld eover . Both tor onlJ' a $1. Big values. ,.mo. I • -DOLLAR DAYS-- -DOLLAR DAYS- CHILDREN$' PLUSH VINYLFILM PLASTIC MEN'S PLAID FLANNEL MEN'S BROWN JERSEY EJlCH HOUSE SUPPERS WINDOW SHADES . $2.00 $ DAYS SALE! PAIR GIRLS COTTON DRESSES Valuas To $3.99 A big cleanmce group of better quality fall and winter dresses for gi rls. Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 t o 12. Bea utiful styles for school 4ln d drf's s $ able plastic window lhadel in 36x6 size. Seve now. REGULAR 1.49 LYSOL SPRAY DISINFECTANT 14 01. ECOfloony Size Plr DOW. CHILDREN'S COTTON LADIES' LACE TRIMMED SHREDDED FOAM FILLED $ 3 FOR medium and large, Buy now. $ 5 PRS. FOR Well made cotton pants. Dtltrble construction. Triple crotch, extra absorbent. Sizes 2, 4 and 8. RAYON PANTIES $ $ PILLOWS 3 PRS. FOR EACH Fluffy, full olze bed pll· IOWL Printed cotton COY. ..... filled with bll!llded lhreddecl ,.,.,._ Fancy lace trimmed rayon pantie•. Brief stylet. •• .orted white and putel eo-lora. llei. alzea. CLOTHES BASKET 72x90 BEACON "LINTON" BLANKETS Big size 72x90 Beaton quality blan- kets in assorled plain colo!'$. Wid• acetate binding. Save on blacket.s now I Re J , Slt.e 59c V1kle Bll PluUc Clothe• B..k e t. Ao. Colar• 3 9c HARD WOOD FOLDING STOOLS AHorted atyles, deeiX"'· live -..rnllh hardwood otoolo. uch -DOLLAR DAYS- $1 MEN'S HEAVY RED SOLE WORK MEAT · · lb. 59c ' ' -· ' . '. .. lutterKOtch, Y•nlll• Lemon, Chocot•t• ~-- 3 for25c lb. 7c FRANK'5 ••.. 9c Hot Sauce 2 for 29c Macaroni and Cheese Dinner 2 ... 39c JOY DOG FOOD - - --20 ' DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT J 1 ~$1· 98 FULLY LINED-EXTRA WIDE 5.oo ' $DAYS SALEI Heavy quality aU rubber work arctJcs for men. Black uppen. HeaVJ red cleated oolea. Slze1 7 to 12. Save llllb qllality eaprl ..... tor women. Bleocled W.. . Comporo to 79c _ _ IDYl RIINI'OACED HElL SIIORT WOMEN'S ., WINTER. CAPf(l . PANTS PLASTIC DRAPES ~:m:~:·~;th Center . Socks--.- 4 ,.89c 59c Vtlonce BOYS esHOP OUR •• • BARGAIN TABLES SHOE BARGAINS FOR MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN MARGUERITE'S Shoe Shop 102 E. Main Pomeroy • f$ .,Honos 3 Br1e $ft .09 pr. ~ BEDSPREAD ;~:J~f!·!~,..'-.-, FULL BEQ-115 Clearance of all fall "l nd now. . -.-<-. - - - $J.OO btOS~SONS pair Here's Our SPECIAL: erts. spent Sunda y wilh '' .,•J - FREE With Your Purchase Of Any Philco Refrigerator, freezer, Washer, Dryer or Range-l Days Only --------- - -- Mr ' and Mrs. Maslon Roberts of Pomeroy. Clint McNamf"e. Carmel , spent , 1 Friday wit~ Mr. and Mrs. Sianley Trussell. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Sorden call ed on the Cllnl Orr family Sat. urday evening. I Dr. BJazewicz was called Saturday to see Mrs. Lola Sorden , who i< on lhe sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tru s.~Jell ' and dauehters, Che!O!er, Mr . and Mrs . Ralph Trussell and famlly , spent Sunday evenlog with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mr. and Mn. Ralph Ballard took Belinda Lee to a doctor at PM'kersbure for a shot and a eheck up. IT'S PORTABLE TV WEEK SPECIAL NOW AT - - - - FIUDG~>D SQUffiREUI RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UP!) 'A Unlverolty of California ICI· emist Is wing six reflrlg••at.~s;. jf . filled with live squlh'els maim 1 study ol hibwno\lilll. · Ds. Erie T. i'Otnktlitey said the study mayh elp deter1111De the effects on hiUllall8 if their boti,y. temperat~ ore an1•u> ·• . JaiJy reduced. $1 6 9 .9 S I'HILCO STARLIT£ 19 Driftwood wh ite with ~l'-1-t«:: ehi'Ofllll •nd IGid oentrols, Slim Sllhou•tt•. TeiHCQJti~ Pi vot•mt~ ; tr•nsistoriud UHF tuner; 19 Dfcture•. flihllco JSJO WH 18" overall diaaonal measurement, 172 sQ. in. viPwable aree F•ctory Tr•ined Service, (Service Counts) Buy Where You Can Be Sure Associated Radio & TV (WITH MILLER MAYTAG) 1: Mlln St• . I 'l'nlsaell. LOOM: WOVEN rics, cotton, and e0rd11ro7. M-rs. Dorms Morrison of Rock Castle, W. Va . is visiting her son and daughter-in-law, Mr . 1 and Mrs. Ralph Bollard and 1 Belinda Lee. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker, Columbus, spent from Friday to Sunday al their home I here and with Mllo M<'Dole. Billy Orr called on hi• par. ent.s, Mr. and Mrs. Clint Orr Monday. Mrs. Dorms Morri~on spent Wetkend with Mr . and Mrs . Ora White- and Linda . , Mr. and Mrs. George Rob- ' 1 KRAFT VoluM Up To $6,95 Many late arriv.1a Included In tbia fll'Oup, Dreues that are -~Ia DOW and Into IPl'iDt at tiWI money Mvtnc • DoT Price• Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jones and family of South Charleston . spent Sunday with Grover White and Doris. I Mustard This Offer Is Good For Two Days Only - February 12 and 13 BY MRS. A. H. BAILEY RUMP ROAST · · · · · · · · lb. 79c OLD STYLI iors, mt.ssee and wo-mena aizea. &t)tlf'!!' snw ..... .. , .. - FEBRUARY 12-13 YOU GET A $19.95 PHILCO RADIO ••• Bash an Society News BONILISS NEW CABBAGE Vol-UpToM-91 w-intPr c Pudding& Pie filling DRESSES ARCTICS Nnl L. 0 . Shiflet MY·T·FINE LADIES FALL & WINTER $ REG. 59c PLASTIC BEEF much nearer the end of time of : ' which Jesus spoke than this world remotely realizes. "Time . is short. •. w~ ban fl gr~at job to du and not mueh time lefl to do it in. •ROUND •siRLOIN eT·BONE BONILESS $J.OO BED • • LB. J Buy me..ea oow and aav"" Good cbolee of atyleo and labrica. Jun- MENS S.M.L. WHITE -DOLLAR DAYS- $1.00 Heovy quallt;y boowD J.,.. MY wool doves. Regular 391 ><lluea. LIT ill o OUJ> -DOLLAR DAYS- TRAINING PANTS I j $DAYS SALEI -DOLLAR DAYS- ALKA-SELTZER FOR WeD m~ fl911nel aport shirts for men. Alit. bright plaid polterDO, sa. eaS,MandL, White, tan or green waslJ.. Made of fine combed whil.e cotton. Men sizes small, l 4PRS.FOR -DOLLAR DAYS- T-SHIRTS Reg. 59c $ ~- CUBE STEAK. $4.00 $ -DOLLAR DAYS- conoN each WORK GLOVES EACH EACH Regular $1.99 values . A• sorted colors and patterns. Plush uppers, ot:repe rubber soles. We<l r . SPORT SHIRTS ,. Windproof, raiD proof vinyl plastic -DOLLAR DAYS- ,. ,., JAcms jackets with warm Unlng. Attractive styles, best colors Slzeo 10 to 18. - DOLLAR DAYS- But first , he said, thiJ Gospel I of the Kingdom IliaD be preach- ' ! ed In all the World for a witness unto all Nations, and then · . shall the end come.'' 1 , 1Matt. 24-14). I I am rertain that we are . Well made sturdy multi stave urn· brellas with attractive printed. patterna on long wearing plastics, ric pumpNs. SI?.(·S lfJ t o 18. Pre tty plain fu ll CIJlors. EACH 5i:i:::i:::i::.:;::::::::ii::::iii:ii=iii:ii=:~--=~F:ea~r-W~~Id~e~R~a~p~tur~o~--~~ 'i:i=::i:::lii:i:::i:::::;::::::;:::::::i:i:::ii:i:::i · $,.00 SET Sizes 3 to 6X and "r to 14. C~ildrono plaiA ODd !IaDer tordUI'OJ oapi DAYS- MIDDLEPORT MIOOLI'C)IT, OHIO BOOK STORE FRIDAY and SATURDAY 1 FANCY 2 PC. LDOf> PAIR Good quality sox for men and boys. Packed 4, 5 or 6 pairs in a bundle. fan ey palt t·r ns. Fine fabnc. ropular wool bl c nc1 fah· CORDUROY SUM JIMS 5 PR. BND •• Bi g ass ortrnl'nt in mill lcng ltls Pl ain eol or s .>~ nd JUMPERS $ I : Shop Our ........ T - : I ) PLASTIC UMBRELLAS o\ spec i;.!l purc hase of hi ghPr priePd panty gJrdles. S1zes Shirts $1.4t .... ,usvo~uo FRIDAY & SATURDAY ROBINSON'S I EACH s-et DOLLAR -DAYS Nl RIZER OIL COMPANY Fine quality easy c:-are cotton blouses in white and assorted p1ain colon. Sizes 32 to 38. Roll up sleeve styles. _ . _ , Ytllew ~ ' t~un:::iiiv~e~rs~it~ies.:.;to~eo~s;ur~e~a~OOI>:;~~~~:!"~!i!!~:!"~ H • viiie 1 ' lriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiii-liiiilll!.. selves agreed upon bow 1o meet the 3rd chapter of Peter ISTANBUL, Turkey (UP! ) it. II. A letter was read I rom The Istanbul Chamber of Marshall Ruth, Missionary In merce has demanded parliaIn .association wtth other Ell- Korea, w~om the church Is menlary legislation for the pro. ropean oallons, the Weot Ger- helping to support by prayer tection o1 snails, an Important IIWUI are particlpanlll lo and love gifts. Turk ish expert. The Chamber program 00 deliver $81) million The WSCS will meet at the wanta government regulation of In modem armaments to lsra~. church on Tuesday evening snail collec'lors and lhe lnstl· The IMue Indirectly affects Feb. 18 with the Tuppers Plains , lution of &IUIII rearing courses 'ood .1· Famous cushion sole work sox. Slight irregulars of * ftu)d. ::dr: 6lniiD p of Little Hocktne spent tho weekend wllh ber parents, Mr. and .Mn. Millard Swartz, Ter· ry and Sandra and atlended c:lulrch bere Sunday morning . SHIRT FINISHING LADIES' FANCY PRINTED 'II'O WJY st r et c h ') m:.t ll, mt•d ium and BUYS BLOUSES - DOLLAR DAYS- 1h e ])est colo r s ~~ 00 F= ,_ fl :;~ 4·74 · 01 ...., was &IIXJIUlt 12·74 weut to the MYF ONE DAY SERVICE , LADIES' COTTON ROLL-UP SLEEVE knit orion rarn sweaters in pop u Jar cardiga n sty les. Al l atlv• llere that Wtrreo Sentz •liouilljllllpply far of Mlllfleld, wbo llllffered a keto. heart attack a couple of weeka The Germana have d...,.lbed Worship servtceo were held Nauer·s threat as diplomatic at 10:45 with Lloyd Dillinger, blackmail but are oot them- lay Ieeder. Scripture reading HELP FOR SNAUJI N DOLLAR VALUES-- 2 DAYS-FRIDAY & . ~ety . . . Notes . :~1~E of merrilleu, United states also. over the holidayand ..._.,, lerrl- theThe United stales ~ao sought wsa; The M \ F as ~eld •ts regular a.-;•• blo lra,edy slalked every oor. to maintain an arms balance in meellnB Sunday everung before ner of the earth. lhe Middle Easl 11 one way of the 8 p. m. worsh1p serv1ces avoiding a new outbreak of w1th the Rev. Casto. In the Unlted States, brutal Israeli-Arab War. But 1o lis deHelen Pindling of Columbus mw-ders, mlldren dyinf in sire to maintain relations spent a we:ke~d wllh her roohwne flrBI, terrible lnlile llghlll with the Arab states it always ther , Iva Fmdlmg and ~er brol2·Volt Alto Avol'between youlha, au1onJo. has preferred that Europeans ther. Russell .. -OTHER GOODY£A118AMAIES SU8 bile accidents, record breakmg supply the arma to hrael . The commundy was saddenrlllrul and llood!, ahoplllllne a t ed by the tragedy nearby, when an all time high , 1uicldes unthe aged mother, Mrs. Anna usually hi6h, divorces ln<.TeasGilliand and her ..n and granding, and a11 types of crime as 3ITISOD son were overcome by carbon THINK GOODYEARS COST If/lOU' lib United states of boldlog up ap.- usual increasing. In the rest monox ide gas._ The mother B:nd provi::tl of h.i:J request for addiof the world , bombing lin Vietsl11l alwe at Meigs TRY THIS BIG B.UYI tiona! aid under the surplus Nam, brutal murders Jn the eWS 0 es Gent' ral Hosp1tal at Pomeroy. Famous Nylon food program and, 1n effect, Congo, lhousando die lo indw·s il has been learned from r eiAll-Weather •A!• told the United States it l'OUid tidal wave and typhoo~, rk».s Mr. and Mrs. Sam Damron, ir-=--===----==1 go to bell with its aid . almost everywhere, Mule the Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gibson I wlth TUFSYN Fell Dlgully Injured Pope talks of peace oo eMtl!. Brad, spent a day In I _111e point ~t issue ~~ U.S. Yes, whala world. It's ~act· ' w. v a., a 11 guests ! displeas ure with Nasser J sup- ly lik e Jesus Christ predicted of Mr. and Mn. Bob Da mron. port of t'ongolese rebela which Jt would be : dinner guest! Mr. and 1 he interpreted as an attempt to "And you shall hear of wars Mrs. Gibson arJd1 family · ON diclale pulley of the United and rumors of wan : ooe lllr. and Mrs. Gary Glb- 1 Arab Repub~lc _and as an afront y~ be not troubled for all these son and son, Dr. and Mrs. Don to U.A.R dignity. thmgs mwt come to pass, but Gibson and family , Portsmc.ulh .' An annoyed U. S. ~ongress the t>nd i:J not yet. For Nation Mrs. Drexel Vance is spe"ld· 11 nearlY took . him at hiS word shall rise agalnsl Nallon, and ing the week In Dayton where and he stJ.tt Is nut ('ertain to get Ikingdom against kingdom, and . husband Is employen I the Amencan food w~lch lasl l t~ere shall be. famines and Mr . and Mrs. Bob William s I year was valued at nearly .160 ! ~llenen (disease epidemics) Mr and M 1· LAUNDRYmillion. and earthquakes in divers plac. Sunda ·evenin rs. Home Owne d! " OpeJ'ated DRY CLEANING In the case of the West Ger- es." (An earthquake rneasur~ St gj 1 WY 2-5428 POMEROY man!l the Issue i1 Nasser's lrriing over 5 on the scale struck aze an ey You 'll Like Our Sf"rviee hation with West German milJ- Calilornia just recently.) All Phone WY 2-2101 tary aid to brael. these , said Jesus , are the be-Htt has threatened to r ecog- gtnnlng of sorrows. Matthew j nize the East Germans il. :!4 :· 6th to Bt.h verses. 1 the aid is not cut off. ' We are living in the days jusr. barely ofbefore Great spoke Tribu-. :I - ---·-~- ~ --~- - - - - ---- ~--- ~lation whicbtheChrist recopi· lionformal of the diplomatic easlern reclm' by the Egyptlano. Such a break probably would be more u:peuive to the Egyptians than. I<> the West Genn8111. Jut &ueh is NUBer's pride~ EkYf>tib naliooallam and Jn Ills ,gWJI posilioo u ao Arab and African leader tbat IX!· casiooally he oeems to eul ott his nose just to spite his fa<.-e. One siiCb act came 1a1t December wnen he accused the Every pair first quality , beautiful nylon 2 PAIRS Dall'1 ._ .. _ I. .-uweroy-...,.....e,....., vu ... 0 ·• Ptb ll, l .,...,....,., _.___,_,__ Co~ Runand. 0 . ~ Alfred H•rry Miller, Owner - --- --·-~ �' ' """"'· ., .. FOLLOW THE CROWD TO - - CINn Upt Volllft To $5.95 Lodl•' Foil & Winter Cl.. r•nctl Volllft To $19.95 MEN'S CAMPU$ SPORT SPORTSWEAR FOOTWEAR JACKETS One big lot of women'• fall ancl winter Jportswear Sample1 Cloa. out. - odds and ends, Reeul&r value& to $2.99. 1"1111&, ouuol, medium heel dreu otyle, flU ond wlllter styleo. Brat· Out They Gal VeluM To $2.99 Locll11' Fell & Winter en li!u. Odd loti, Jleiular valueo up 1o sue. s .00 • POMEROY OHIO • Your Choice ill - - Mr . Hill Hart caned on Mr . lhm aud Harold Sayre Thw·s- ~ -~---- '""-' t~:~ in~ relatives of the death Wilbur ·Hart or Mrs. of Bridgeport, W. \'a .. She was the former . Anna Wf'lgand and a sister of Mrs. 8t'Ss McBt't> . M local srhool I 1 tea<:her. EACH Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Blessing were business visitors . in Pt. Your Choice Your Choice were J.'riday dinner guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush. Word .was received here by ' .00 .00 Store Hours: Ope• EtJeru Dafl 7 A.M. to 5:31P.M.- Saturufl l'lliJ:tl P.lf. dHy Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Bless- Limited quantity to co at thlo low pri<!e. Save balf now on fine aport eoat1. Remnant Day3 Values. PAIR EACH Dally Sentinel . Pomeroy. Middleport, 0 , Feb. 11, 1965· 11 ' few days. Pleasant Monday. Mrs. Okey Roush (Maude) en. .tered , HQ!j!U ·hospital Monday . nwrning; lbr observattom and te~ts. . . Mr and Mios. Larry Blessing •nd childr"'' ,.of Albany, OhJO, were Sunday· dinner guests of , ,tlls uncle, Mr . ...d Mrs. Calvin I ··j!lessing. !'>!"' Ma~ Thomas and · Shop Pickens All Through '65 .•. and you can SAVE MONEY. Don't drive miles looking for discount prices! Drive to 1 1 Irene Winebrener were business visitors in New Haven Monday . Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Winebrener and Mary Ann o! Syracuse called On Ross Winebren- 2 BIG SALE DAYS·· FRIDAY AND SATURDAY -FEB. 12-13 SAVE l, 1, ! NOW! A Semi Annual Sales Event. A complete clean-up o, all seasonable merchandise, odd lots, broken sites samples. Tremendous savings of 1/4, 1!3, Vz and ~ore. In many cases quantities are limit~d, so come early for best choice. Hundreds of 1tems throughout every department are reduced for quick and final clearance Friday and Saturday. (19) Lorrie Doll Travel Kits · · · · · · ea. 99c (9) Boys' Campus Sport Coats · · · · · · · · $9 {187 prs.) Women's to $4.98 Flats, Casuals Odd Jo~~;~,~~eu:~~_P~Som<n s$200 dress pumps . Fla ts ami ca :'>t~<~ l s that so ld for up to $4.98 . .\1ost sizPs III lot. (12) Men's To 12.95 Campus Sweaters $7 (12) Boys' to $7.98 Campus Sweaters $5 (1) Regular $14.95 Cosmetic Caso · · · · $5 COMPLETE CLOSE-OUT Fall-Winter-Holiday DRESSES ter quality dresses in fHII and winter styles. Many at less 1han half price - Go on saiP Fri(lay and Saturday. SWEATERS · - - · l price 3 s5 Choose From Fine Cotton and Blended Fabrics In All The Belt Fall & WinterS C loth e~. Junloc . Miu. & Womcn11 Styles Save tlemmanl DI.YI. • VALUES TO $10.9$ Acetate Wool UJo::eFabricl Blench. A Good Select1o11 Of .Fine Druse• In Win- (73 prs.) Women's House Slippers· $1.33 (74) $1.50 Assorted Costume Jewelry 67c ab le Into Sprtna:. Y!~~!:ro~!?.~!!~!'~~~ (10) Men's Winter Zipper Jackets, ea. $7 (57) Women's to 3.99 Fall Millinery ea. $1 and children - Slim Jims, skirts, tweat.. ers, blouses, etr. Big Value1. $1 00 H. !k~~:,~~~~~~~~n~o~~nts ter fabncs m ~~ or 1 ~·art! rt>m!lant lengths. Valul's up tn 79c.: a yard . 9 C ea (32 prs.) WasTa $8.95 Winter Capri Pants .. · · .. · · · · · · · .... · $5 (33 prs.) Girls' to 2.99 Flannel PJ's $1.57 (24) CHILDREN'S TO $4.98 SKI AND Fan~ipe~~l:Od~~k~~;e~~ and$ zipper jackets for chi ldren . Hurry while they last. Most sizes available. 300 ••· (73) Girls' to $5.98 Winter Dresses $3.88 (476) Large Size Towel Ends ........ 17c (88) LADIES' $2.99 SAMPLE OUTING Re~a?:9~~;~~~~i~:~~nd pajamas for women . WhoiC"salers sam· pies. Big Values. Don't Miss It. $1•8 8 (15) Boys' Winter Zipper Jackets · · ea. $5 (2501 V. to I yd . Fancy Brocade Remnants · · · · · · · · ea. 25c BIG ASSORTMENT OF PIECE GOODS REMNANTS Drastically Reduced for Quick Clearance Fine Sewing Fabrics · · · · · · · · · · · · yd. SOc (4) Regular $7.95 Table Lamps · · · ·" $4 (60) 70x80 White Sheet Blankets ea. 1.59 (1 Big Lot) Close-Out Sample Infants' (21) Large Plastic Laundry Baskets ea 77c Do~~!~~~!.~~!ga~~~!uls and aamples of childrens and infants wear. Values up to $1.59. Wearables of all kinds. 50 C drip dry cotton blouses. White and plain colors. Roll up sleeve styles. Sizes 32 to 38. to 6X and 7 to 12. Remnant Days (88 pn.) Men's, Boys' Fancy Socks pr 25c (73 prs.) Men's & Boys' To 79c Fancy Sox pr. 33c 1/2 price War~t~~~~nd~!~:~!ov.S· o~, a ~r1?!~. ~!:{.~! P~•oa!~. $ for women and children. Wholesaler sam-ple style, at half price. Bic buyo. 23 ONLY- VALUES TO $24,95 LADIES' BETTER WINTER COATS CORDUROYS One group of ladit•s' be11er coats in exl'ellent colors and stylt·s _ All wools and popular blt'nded fahrics. Take your choler of many pretty plain colors. High quality fine pinwale cotton corduroy. 39 inches wide, fast colors. .00 EACH c yd ' .. , 1 LOT MENS MENS SPORT SHIRTS ••· M,L. (25) Boyo' 6 to 16 Girls Fell & Winter Styl11 VALUES TO $3.49---COTTON CORDANA SOFA Womens Foil and Wlntor PILLOWS DRESSES DRESSES Limited quantity to go at this low price. Campus made - to $19.95 values. Zip out warm pile lining . Hurry for these. Beautiful eotton dresses in sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 12. Styles for dress and school wear. You ean save up to ~ ed on Antique SaUn Bollier Style now! PlUow1. BJc 19 inch lize COrdano pillows tn uaorted decorator colon. Foom fill· .00 .88 IACH EACH Pull-Overs Values To$14.95 ' .00 • : IACH "'' I LOT IVY LEAGUE PANTS Values To $5,95 1', I~ I' DOLLAR DAYS MOLESKIN PANTS Regular $5.49 Values DOLLAR DAYS . -BRAND-. %, 1fa, V2 . ., f • ~ GOODS- ODD LOTS- BROKEN SIZES AT , ' MERCHANDISE Diseount Speelalt General Electric Tote Bag Stainless Steel Lifetime Latex Rubberized HAIR DRYER Tableware Set WALL PAINT So quiet, sQ gentle, so comfortable, so Consists of: 6 oval soup spoons, 6 tea· easy to use , so modern and so fast. And spoons, 6 dinner forks and 6 dinner it has the wonderful reach-in bonnet. knives. Any piece that does not meet the Warranty guarantee for 1 year. Sold be· above standard will be replaced without Nine beautiful colors. This paint is easy to apply with brush or roller. For all type in· terior walls, bare or painted plaster, drywall and interior brick and concrete. Dries lD 20 minutes. fore Christmas at $14.95, time limit and without charge, $3.59 GAL. S.ame beautiful colors in Semi-Gio'>s Enamel to match • gal. 3.98 1 ALUMINUM SIGNS FOR EVERY USE LATEX CONCRETE FLOOR PAINT Here's something TUFF KOTE and PLASTIC GLASS lot of pe()ple need, latex Signs for all uses: No Smoking, No Peddlers, Apartment For Rent, Private Prop· concrete floor paint. The fast easy way to g.ive Every structure expands with heat and erty, Keep Out, For Sale, House For Rent, concrete floors new beauty , Eight beautiful cold, That's why cracks filled with Tuff No Parking, No Trespassing, Posted Keep Out, Posted No Hunting Fishing and Room For Rent. colors, walk proof in 1 hour, no painty odor . For hard wear areas, porches, patios. breeze· Kote and plastic glass never crack again. Roofs and cement blocks can be repaired w·ays and basement floors. with Tuff Kote. Any bad wood can be SSe and35c 1 patched like new. Old eave troughs made euh good as ne\v. Interior and exterior, gloss and satin finish, Use Thane and you'll never want other finishes for woodwork or floorsinside and out. We seU more every year. Stands more weather and lasts longer. GAUON CAN 7.95 QUART CAN 2.25 PINT CAN 1.35 Whit" end Colore TRY OUR UTILITY PAINT We have utility paint in 4 colors: lead, maroon, brown and moss green. Can be used over cement, wood, block and met- pair gallon guaranteed by Pickens Hardware. BOYS I LOT SWEAT SHIRTS BOYS JACKETS DOLLAR DAYS V•lues $10.95 to $17.95 '' REG. Every ONLY $]- 99 DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES ----------------------------.--·-.-.. --,,~-. -----.,-,,·,·u~.;~~.~====;:=e ,. NEW SUPER KEMTONE and KEM-GLO COLORS FOR 1965 LUCITE WALL PAINT IN 18 BEAUTIFUL COLORS Just open the can, dip in your brush or Now in 25 beautiful colors, Kemtone the fast easy wall paint. Ready to use, one coat covers most surfaces, No paint odor, dries in an hour, Scrubbable wash wear colors for kitchen, bathroom, walls and woodwork, No undercoater necessary. use long-lasting Duco Satin·Sheen Enam· el in matching colors. NYLON SPATULA and SPOON New True Temper PRUNING SHEARS Tho Perfect Poir For All Cooking Wore! Recommended by manufacturers of cookware coated With Teflon, Construct· ed to stand temperatures up to 495 de· grees. Will not scratch or mar any cook· ware, no sharp edges, will not rust, sani· tary, easy to clean. BOTH fOR ONLY GALLON roller and start painting. Lucile dries to a beautiful flat finish in ball hour. We have 18 beautiful colors. For woodwork Head curved in natural angle, Comfort· able, shaped handles. Powerful cutlery steel blades. The right tool for the right job, It will soon be time for pruning your trees. Other pruning tools in stock. DISCOUNT PRICED AT ONLY~- 98c $2.95 Dollar $U9 _ __ Days MENS HEAVYWEIGHT DOlLAR DAYS Corduroy Pant$~;~~~4,_ $4· 49 Values To $5.95 DOLLAR OAY$ _ _ '' We Have Murphy's OIL SOAP PURE VEGETABLI MA.NY OTHER JI'EMS REDlJCEDl LADIES' WEAR DOLLAR DAYS SPEC.I.ALS! I LOT LADIES I LOT LADIES DRESSES "'SWEATERS .. BLOUSES DOLLAR. DAYS--:--- LADIES ·• CLEANS EVERYTHING! F1oors, walls, woodwork, furniture, lin· oleum, painted surfaces, porcelains, tile, enamel, autos, rugs, carpet, upholstery . Other uses: silks, woolens, cottons, hose, gloves, jewelry, glassware. All cleaned safely with Murphy's Oil Soap, Also good for house trailers and varnish paneling. RA-PID-GRO LIQUID PLANT FOOD Azalea, Camellia, Evergreen FOOD Use Ra-Pid-Gro on everything you grow, Especially good for rhododendrons, gar- Good for roses, lawns, flowers, vegeta· denias and laureL Feed twice a year be- bles, seeds, bulbs, trees, shrubs, fore blooming and after blooming. THE ORIGINAL ever- greens, hedges and fruit. .... 75c lb. $po 21b. $2· 50 2llb.box - - - .49 101b.box -- 1.59 ond VESTS DOUBLE YOUR PRESENT STORAGE SPACE With New Self-Locking EASY- HANG FIXTURES ' ' ONLY $5 95 ALL 24 PIECES ONLY at We sold this paipt for years, .1, \ ON FAMOUS A COMPLETE CLEAN-UP OF FALL & WIN.T~ft SHIRTS DOLLAR DAYS Volues To $4.98 ' Diseount Special! I lOT MENS ., Seo thlo blc rock of fino dress.. all priced ..,. for qutck elearance. Late fill ond winter all'l" ond oolors. Valu8s To $19.95 Dollar Days Cardigans and I (6) Girls' To $16.95 Winter Coats, ea. $9 . ' $2 00 Woven fabrics an.! plaid llonnels-Cieanup of men's fall and winter s.port shirts. Valueo to f3,88. Lone aleeve otyles, s. JACKETS SWEATERS (72) MEN'S TO $3.99 FALL & WINTER Cluroncel Vol- To $14.95 EACH I llem Bit t9 lndl Foam Filled I Diseount Speelal! THANE Clear Wood Finish ,, (18) Regular $1.99 Fancy loop Rugs · · $1 (7) Men's to $4.98 Feh Hats · · · · · · · · · · $1 (5) Girls' $10.95 Nylon Ski Jackets · · $5 COATS .00 BAHR ClOTHIERS Spring Coming Up-· Check These Suggestions from Pickens' ea. DON'T MISS THIS BIG 2 DAY SALES EVENT-- BE HERE WHEN/ tHE DOORS OPEN FRIDAY AT 9 A.M. Boy's and Men'• To $19.95 PILE LINED ALL WEATHER there but was off duty for aed. 8 00 (31) Boys' Plaid Flannel Shirts ... ,, $1.00 (1 0) Girls' $4.98 Black Sno Boots · · $3.00 (21) ladies' To $4.98 Winter Skirts ea. $3 ~!'!..~..t~eat Shirts· · · ' · · · · · · · · ··· $1.68 (2) Reg. $19.95 Table Radios · · · .. · $10 (10) Ladies' Soiled Better Umbrellas .. $1 leather Palm Driving Gloves ,.,...... · 88c 39 INCH REGULAR $1.29 FINE PINWALE COTTON a few days. (12) LADIES' TO $19.95 CASUAL AND Blc wines priced low nanl Days. Hurry while they last. (I Big Lot) Ladies, Misses, Children• S1mple e • · [Jrice, each - - ------------------------ .-d ca111 - (13) Ladies' Reg. $1.00 Handbags · · SOc Come Eorly-Get Your Choice, Remnent Dep (3) Men's Thermal 2 Pc. Thermal Suits $5 (37) Men's Regular $1 & $1.50 Ties · · 67c (1 0) Bath Shower Curtain Sets · · ea. $1.00 (2) Ladies' $24.95 Winter Suits · · ea. $15 (133) LADIES' FALL & WINTER STYLE (6) Ladies' To 16.95 Formal Dresses ea $8 $1 00 By Irene Winebrener Mr. and Mrs. Oak Grimm and Several from here attended But because many bottles Okey Cant er were business vis- , the donkPy basketball game at milk, s~Jrt drinks and beer are itors in Huntington, Monday. I Wahama Tuesday evening. used many times, the Mr. Calv in Blessing called . Rev. and Mrs. Wilbur Bax~ American in 1964 actualiy on his sister, Irene Winebren- ' ter were weekend guest~ ni a far greater ·total of bottles er Wednesday afternoon. their son, Mr. and · MrS. Ike , and jars of food, bPver:1gn, toilMr. and Mrs . Fred Brinker Baxter of Columbus. ctries, medicines and the like, are the proud owners of new Mr. Bill Rollins called on GCM { expLams. 1005 car. his s ister, Etha Blessing m ---Mrs. Russell Thomas also has Mason Tuesday. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. fUPIIa new 1965 automobile. I Mrs. Clara Capehart attend· Harvard College, established Marlene Roush and Milton ed a business met'ting at the .here in 1636, would have been Ray Roush, cousins, were ill Lakin State Hospital Tuesday. 'located at Salem, Mass., if an and could not attend school for Mrs . Capehart - is employed earlier proposal had been adopt- ~~~!~!~~~~~~~:sO! 1 BIG TABLE ASSORTED GIFTS- jars, more than in any preViOUS . ~r. and Mrs. True Blessmg of year, reports the Glass Con- 1 !~.~lg!:p~e~~~~!~~~~!~~$2 hemmed and ready for scores of uses. Assorted colors. I day recently With her mother, . ason. ltainer Manufacturers ln.st1Lut~ . Robert Hannum was ill over That ts a11 average of about 140 I the weekend and Monday and , new bottles and jars for .:very Tuesday_ He has Improved and 1man. woman and child in the : is back in school. land . Social News 3 Values 5.95 to 7.95 Girls' Italian Knit Sweaters · · · · · · ! price aty les. Priced to elear ln a burry. Remnant. (60 prs.) Cameo Nylon Hose to 1.50 pr 88c ter Days - Big Bargalno. (24 prs.) Reg. 2.49 Tier Curtains pr. $1.33 (211 Boys' Hooded Cotton Sweat Shirts · · · · · · $1.88 (7 only) Bo to 12.98 Winter Jackets $8 (9) Ladies' $14.95 Bulky Sweaters $8.88 (13) Laurel Print 72x90 Blankets · · $3.99 (6) Boys' Flannel Bath Robes · · · · · · $2.00 (1 Lot) Samples Chldren's, Men's, Boys' (427) ASSORTED CANNON COnON (21 prs.) Men's Vinyl Dress Gloves pr. 99c One~i?!!~~ w~~.?.~~~.~~ality Letart, W• va. Mason, W. Va., you will find PRICES LOW! Muon, W.Va. bargalno. Volues to $18,1111. (37) LADIES' antER QUALITY G~o~~~!y ~0~0~~! t~~~~s 1 0 ~. RECORJ) BO'ITLE YEAR 1 and eaaual aty'les. Don't miu these bil ea h,.k mlo playin" shape. , United 1964 1 used alNEW St(ltes YORKin (UPI - The :========~=--:=-==:::-:=:: Mrs. Sarah l~annum spent 8 ' most ').7 billion new bottles and t20 pn, l Lodl"' 1ize1 3 (97) Children's Close-Out and Sample d. Holiday Stvle~ . Man)' Late Arrlvall Wear- (600 yds.) To 98c (800) 1 TO 1 YARD, VALUES TO 79c ·t ~~~.t!!.~f.u?.~!!~pa~~r $200 from. Value8 to $4.98. Good range of ter pr. (53) OOSE-OUT GROUP LADIES' BeHer Dress Gloves ··· · · · · · · · · · · · · pr. SOc Take your choiu now of our better quaUty bulky knit (21) Ladies' to $5.98 Winter Skirts ea. $3 sweaters for mines and children at just l1il price. (12 pn.) Was to $8.95 Sno Boots, pr. $5 (1) Reg. $17.95 Samsonite Luggage .. $5 (88) Cinderella and Other Val. to $4.9.8 (8) Thermal Weave 72x90 Blankets · · $5 · 00 (10) $3.99 Painters White Overalls $2.88 ~~.~~~~~n~'!••~r~s~~!S VALUES TO $6.95 signing from her duties as janitor of the Letart school house. WORKING MAN - Yogi Berra's olf!Cial capae~ty with the New York Mets is player-coach . so the 40-ycar-old catcher, who !!pent last year ma uagin g the Yankees, is working to samples and close-outa. Values up to $6.98 in this choice group. (33) Children's BeHer Fall & Winter 2 fine groups of women's bC"t- er. Sunclily. Mrs. Sandra Shields is re- . Phone SP 3·5583 ' It's fast, It's easy, just lllsert the fixture In perforated board and It locks Itself In position. Every man needs these baDgers tOQIL Hangers for kind of tool. LISTEN TO PICKENS HARDWARE SHOW EACH TUESDAY & THURSDAY AT 7:35 A.M. OVER RADIO WMPO PICKENS HARDWARE in MASON OPEN EVERY DAY ~;;:;=====;;;;;;~~-~-~~' .. �' ' ' ~ight '' 1et Ham , ,I lty have been hospltalllfd dur· 1ng the pallt wotk. catlero at the holllf of Jt. H. ICarpor>ter and famllf ...,.ntly were Mr. ami Mrt. Bob Fitch and oon of DeWitts Run, J. E. Lawson, Mro. Sylvia Alle n. S. W. Durst of Portland, Mr. and Mn. Dell Talbott, R. R. Durst and son, Tommy, Mr. •nd Mrs. George Sollera, Mrs. El· vo Dally, Mr. and Mro. Harry Adamo, Portland, Gary Griffith of Baohan, Steve waaner, Lar· ry Spencer and lllll of Racine IJld Mike and Keith Fltcb ot Dewitt, Run. ! ~ '; i • .1 ' l' • ! !. . . RA5C VlCiiLANTl ,t,T.r SKYIIAII:IIl AP-101 ¥a:=~ Air Forco· f·TOO SUPERSAUf . FlU A41:12 coitieMoete4 SKYHAWK NaY)' CRUSADER _ -· __:_N~·~·yfithteMlomHr ~<o;•~rie:•·~bo=s~td==~A~i~•~F~or~<O~H~h:":..~ko~m~bo~r==~N~C~o~nM~In:•:•~co::H~gh:m::::N~o~•~r~c:or:rl:ll ..:ba=ll=d=l;lt~h:t':'==:t"~lta~c~k~bo~m~bo~r~;;;:~~ -. a · 11 11 Mr and Mro. Charlao Fltcb ""r'_...,.__,.,.,"''!'l"__,...____ ~ 1 .Stiff- wtth- Insert-leaves on kept coming an hoggmg a S • ill and iamtly aru1· Mr." ami Mni. ~ soap, hair dye, cars, laxative• and drove, well, puolled b~ tJVei'SV e Mike Evano and Allola were it - I b~~~sd J::- N N f ~uests Mr. out 'Cause why ? Here l go httlt! mama re my Charles Van Meter. ~--- of Galli 111 Did You Know mlu • [avori<e Buchwald adees, even my crest('() . ews 0 es uMI by South Vietnam••• Prop-clriun all-purpo1e croft _ - you name tore them thelf very my arn - a bi& otilf page tellln& about Dove •oap intervenes (hf 1 mo e d - I rea wra u 1y onr and more stiff page!. s 8 m e t Sunday of e fRJD,t Y end SATURDAY and Mra. I AKRON, Ohio <UPl) - 11'1 well !mown tllat It Ideo 1 lol of powtr to pt one ol today'o jetllnero Into tile alr and push 11 alone at 5110 miles par ,.,,.., Often overlooked II tho fact that tt also tokes 1 lot \" stop 1 jetliner . aboTbe amount of ener1y oorbed by the brakes 011 a Ia rae Jetllner durin& • normal landtnal• enou1h to atop more thaD 400 automobiles travelln& •• ~ mlleo per hour, occonllnl to otudtea made by Goodyeor'o ) ~ J 2 DAYS ONLY - FEBRUARY 12 and 13 I SAVE 48.95 Living Room Sale • • • s .95 • Choose a new living room suite now til· mouse aw•y. I shooed em, Judy .......,, po banged on the window. They re. !ted Mrs. E!Yo Dally and Mr. tu-ed to the garge - Jpartment Mr and Mrs. Bill M1dde- and Mrs. carl Autherson it dp and r.reiJ vis h k ru1 roof sat there sereonely. wa - !Wart an enny .1 ~,. - t e wee e . I thl with Timt>, N~wsw~~k. : ing to descend again. And UJey !Ited Mr . .and Mrs. Bob FItch Several front here Harr;!r's, all down the line.' 're SO pretty too , and gentle, and Robby of. DPwltts Run on the showers for Mrs. Paulette By Blanche M. Ha•kln8 I So I'm lonna reduce the whole and all that braut1ful sheen of ISaturday evemng IVan Meter and Mr. and Mrl. ' ;J:..:.,.~..,;"c""'TI!l~ ·~· I th mg, m my weak 1?1 way. throat and genoral "body Beau· Howard Allen and Theodore Paul Shuler ot Portland ""''~'·"'"'"' "<i - · 1 I'm in the same shape as the tiful. " . , Wel~ord visited In Rtpley, W. ly. . FEB. 8 _ 1 just now fi nish- ' baskrt. Lest that horrlf_y you. litl le boy after his too skinny But man. I will not , repeat jVa., recr.ntly. . Mr. and Mrs. James Dally ed tearing ahout lO Jea~·es 1 not let me hastPn to explat~ 1h.e hair cut . i not , feeU them. One of my : . Taddy Durst of Columbus VI S· wer~ buslne!S vtslton tn Pornpages ) out of a favorile book · oook - my be-loved Reader s I '· I won 't have It I won 't tfriends says titer roost beneath . lted aver the weekend with her eroy Friday afternoon. and tossin th('m In the waste ! Digest for February. have il •. he shrieked . jumping • the Pomeroy bndge each mght .j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Rev . Edward Grltrith and Mr. g up and down. It know they fffil at the Land· Durst . . and Mr.. Dell Talbott coiled Nor neither wiU 1. You should Imark place of business for I ! Mr. and Mrs. Cec1l Roseber- on Mr. and Mrs. Gene Carpensee mv slim, svelte Digest. J , saw what looked like hundreds Iry and children _ca lled on Mr. ter Monday. : love u· that way. of them there. . and Mrt. Jim M>ddleswart and . Timothy Brewer. Infant son Are any uf my readers simi- So there sits my lovely Hom- [childrl!n~ Sunday. :of Mr. and Mrs. Don Brewer, Why Not Upholster T~ot Couch or Chair? 1 fs improving after having 1 larlv affected? And 1f so , are i er Rice ''feeder'' empty as ai · . . had the~· gonna write the editors? ! last year's bird ne(jt'' tpu~;: de-1 I close with the beau!lrul "4 pneumonia. ' Ar~ 11 one of them? No, they- liberately intended here) .. A· Unes ol ~ an old, old En~lbh Mrs. Kate Mills and Mrs. Ger~ 're . not. And neither is B.M.H. gain I repeat, tirelessly , bo~mg- hymn, sung at the ~ety last of li ttr~u~de~G:ra~ha~m~o~f:th~l·~~~~~~ l've stuck my neck out now ly, to you : ."I woa't ~.ave it, l Engl~nd's last serv1ce for _~er l .I during Dollar Days, get~ 49.95 chair 't I of your choice for 1.00. You'll have a I wide choice of covers SALE GROUPS and 13-PIECE colors, Bedroom Suites loo. Don't miss lhis, hurry in NOW! BOBBIE BROOKS SKIRTS 1 Get A Chair For Only e Double e Chest I REG. $3.95 & $4.95 _ s1.89 1. it out. cherished Winston Churchii.. Wbo would true valor. see FIRST DAYS yd. i Were 11.95 1 TheL&ZShop Bed 118 E. MAIN eI Sheet • SaIe el I Bedspread ..·•f• ---•"• Pr, Pillow Cases e2 Dresser Lamps ~· $17995 ALL FOR JUST ....... 1 •i• i • POMEROY ~ ·-~·. •. :r I THE SEWING CENTER Choose Your Chair From Our 49.95 Group On Friday and Saturday Only ! ! I Group 8.9 I•' I e Bookcase el Pillows $6 1 Group Reg. To 10.95 . QUALITY So _ 1 just tear out all the I Encouragmg note, however, Lot blm eome bUller, REGULAR ods And watrh ·em - the edi· -They rthe pigeons) can't feed One bore will to-t bo ! lor; _ lie awake nights if at the C. P.H. feeder- it's met- Come wind, rome weatber." I Certified Oil St1tion they ever hear of THAT. (P.S. with a small teetery edge Commit It to your heart thiS , w. Matn St. Pama•oy New Spring Fabrics Arriving Daily 1 _ 1 a lso turn off aU commer· l and none but the teen1est 1., :ry~d~a~y·~=====~~"""""""""""""""""":::ii::""".;, . dais) . birds can perch and feed there. Again it's a case of "I won't 1 So - goody coody, on that. have il, I simply won 't have U." • I am valuable to the electric i I I company. Not only dn 1 sleep • ! Well , str, I've given up on under a fleecy, heavy electric 1 MIDD~EPORT, 0. 1 bird feeding for the time being. ' blanket but .. just lately I add· 1 Rea son, lwo big old pigeons ed a new elect~!~ hea11ng fl8d 1 - for my arthritiC neck pams, lei me- add . Well, 1 have a healthy r" sperl for both gas and elL~! ric I and try to be extra eareful I· bout both. So I got to think in : - when 1 hav. both the,. do- i Maple Lawn hickey• on, What if 1 few bl& j old volls started right through WHOLE Blanche. Well, slr, I didn't do a thing but call up .. my" Dan \Vhite. of long ago, and ask hlrn ·," _..... ~. · 8 bout 1t it grave risk of ' ' cl \ · Iaffin' his noad off a me. Round or Swiss But Dan stayed serious, said, U.S.D.A. "no dange-r,'' all so wen insulated. but of colll'!le he Ju•t had CHOICE to add, "Yno could try It on · Noah rirst!' Man! So as 1 told Dad, the"' I lay owalcbed in electric. If any· body'd told me I'd be thu• en· Simc11's shrined In 1965, way back there FRESH on Turkey Run 40 some years ago _ Well, them wuz the GROUND days when you got up in an ley up<tatrs bedroom with "~~~ ~ frost whiskers on your chin purl night. Good old Thoma• Edison, blesses my home every da~' world. SKINLESS Do you recall the boa•utilu! IJ tribute paid In his honor at time u{ hll death? On the ial day, 11 1 remember, . every single tight in the : ed states wao turned out X-tra Special doz. one full minute, at exactly the MEDIUM right time. , SIZE Little old deaf train boy· , Edtoon became the "Wizard of ' Light" as well as the lnven· tor o{ so many other wonders 1 can't begin to t;>ven name them, the first phonograph lor I VALLEY BELL DO~~AR Dresser & Mirror •Box Spring I 1 till fm sick and tired stickin' simply wont have it. ' ; elnnerspring Mattress Dollar Days--Fri. & Sat. UPHOLSTERING MATERIAL • Friday &. Saturday_ ' ~. That ... ? ' SEMI- ANNUAL I POWBRFtJL ftOP lf · Art • ' l2·DaUy Sentinel, P_<!_rn_!!'o!'M!~dlt~, 0 , Fell.. 1~:. ~~~ ~ ' ' . .J 'f· • .~ .. .:i: ·. ·'I . /1'.-t co OLETTE TV E SEMBLE · at the price of table TV alone I 1 '"apman· (aaadoy SKOt:S Special! All Our I- 7 -PC. FAMILY SIZE 1 .. POLE LAMPS :: : -"-i DINETTE S -" ] Now Reduced! '~ .'< ! ,.::;.....-'j 1 , Shop Chapmun • Canacl1111 Frldau and Saturdau For Best Bugsl:_ I ' l ·work · Shoe~~ • . ·.~~ 'li JUST 6.40 c GALLON c 5 loaves HOLSUM WHITE FAMOUS BRAND lb. Trod• INCLUDING L 8 s atalro one morntn& lookln& ex· trernely glum. u. "lo Ood liNd!" aakod .... •lie. Wh Luther, atartled. " 'It 00 • whal maUl JGU tbllr' <I' "Well, I though by tl1t 1111 011 your fact lbat ourell He mull be dol4." '* SIMON'S MARKET OPEN EVENINGS TILL 7 I'M - SATURDAY TIL 9 PM I, MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY t So tmDI, tvn IIIHP It eraeko ,_ ,, _ ... 111111 = ...... lllllbiJ ..... Mil 1IJI tllat ~ .... "lit ' u... .-~a.n." . : DELUXE BASE ,,.... lht m•kera o1 t~ f•m•"• ... ,. ~· The CARNlCIIt UIGlO lltln A111i lablt in [ bOrt)', Meholl'"" or Bl onde Otk, .tilftlntd hnisft on M~l.._ '. ,_. • $16 9·9 5 One Pair . Chlldien's PK-A·Wiy: (2.99 Value), Given With E•ch P1lr of ' . POMEROY~S~ ,·ln~A'~ IJY 71. ~ 4 S.m ,..,,r,et Sf.!!! per".. m•nrual . fiiMATTRESS > • Our lowest priced FRIGIDAIRE 2-DOOR! -•. • Shoes ~ Elbe~ld~ . .~. tJ i " .' • ..• .. - --=-•-. --• il ,, :: WE INSTALL WE SERVICE ;: o lOO·Ib. zero zone freezer with separate insulated doar, • Self·defrostinc refrigerator aection- full, family si3 4H;E '· no·al ' ' $178 • Twin fruit and vegetable Hydratorshot<lnearly , :r. bushel, I • Extra storon ln the door for slim, fat, short and Wilh TrMio loU containers. • Frlaldll,.lltpondalllllll', taca.. . . . wr- Ma.s on Fu.r niture ,. • ' ·16-. Sea Us For An Extra Good . Buy On A Maytag Washer During Dollar Days II I In The.~ddle ~~~ Ne~~ ',- --., ..-.--.. DRYER FR.E E Boon,. Chapman .-·'Canaday ~ ~~~~~ Buster Brown Shoes. R•ulor U'Valu.. : llt'lll& tM AIUIUAL NATIONWIDE H.fA-P'OITUit[ ' ; ; Thla Offer Good Only Friday A Saturday ' s --- at'a ONE GROUP LADIII' ~ • Now! A posture-ty~ mattress down-tCHarth price! (A 1.99 VALUE) FLATS ·3··· . ... ;;: A Shoe Tote At ll"'llulor Prlea extends to 60-in. Only FREE Naturallz•• -- t----- 36 x 48 table RUGS $4.88 With Given With Eech P1ir Oflldles' My favorite Martin Luther llory. He <Luthor) Clllll dl>wn- Installed LINOLEUM .95· one. You know how many materials he tried ere he perfected tbe little moments you right this minute have In your electric bulb! Thousand• and thou· . SHnds of difterent materia~ , ' finally succeeding with • !lt!'lP 1 heard my very (Irs\ robin of Sprlnl today, Feb. 7. of you may bove htard lhMt earlier H nurer • wOOdl)l place, as quite a few are :eport· ed to otay bon Ill w!Ater. lovely sound. --: Speciall 9x 12 Sixe ONLY 1 of bamboo from a Japanese Ian. His aenhal Uterally wu I uburninl one." ..; •• l c 09 • Reg. 1.99 for 5.21 lb ' $127 1 2 lb. . GAS RANGE R"'!!ulor 10.99 1 lb. HARDWICK _-, On• Group Men • . ,.;. .. GROUND BEEF - Special! 36 inch - ,Rutland Furnit-u re . SH 2-4111 ! '' .. . ~. . ................-.. . ' ARNOLD GRATI I, i i ' RUTLAND, 9 J �.. . ' \ \ ' -,. ~ ·- .-.-- ... ~,.-. •• I' \ •• . Delegates to Consider Bill Abolishing Death Sentence BOLLAH BAYS t Fabric Sal@ Yet/ CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPI) wuuld come In the mtnlmum of : - The West Vlrglnia Hou,. of throe days. Delegates wlll probably conald- The btll which reached the er a bill which would aboll!b floor Tuesday is a committee 1 the death sentenC"e ln the state substitute for the original bill on Friday. and rontaln!ll tougher parole pro- · Del. Jesse Barker, D-Kanaw~ i visions. Under its terms a perha. who co-sponsor~d the mess-~ son convicted of first degree ure with Del. Robert Holliday, murder would receive a life I O.Fayette :said lhe final vote prison sentence without hope [ =======:.-:-:-: I :Eden yd. $1 Regular 1.49 & 1.98 Shelton Mills W11h'nWear fabrics_ yd. 1.29 Society Notes Regular 98c Zepher Cottons _ yd. 69c I Regular 1.89 Quilted Cottons _ yd. 1.39 I Reg. 1.39 Cotton i Satins yd. 89c 1 l Reg. 1.79 Creplna 1 · Cottons I 1 Group Botany Woolens 2 69 yd. $1 Reg.98c Satin Prints _ yd. 69c I carol s 1n • Regular 1.49 Doe Cord _ of parole when the jury recom• . mends that no mercy be shown. I 1 { I • FRIDAY & SATURDAY FEBRUARY 12-13 Gov. Hulett C. Smith reportedly was against the original bill because of the lack of par. ole penaltle5. Barker said he was confident Smith would sign the bill if it passed. By Martha Holsinger A simllar Senate bill wlll not Mr. and Mrs. Francb Chev· be reported out of committee a1ier and famJiy of Pame!IVille unless the House measure visited a week with hi~ par· meets unexpected opposition. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Chev· - -- --- - ~ alier and fam1ly. Sunday with Mr. and Mro;. Miss Patty Barringer visited bert Van Mt!ler and family. Saturday and Sunday with Lana i Mr. and Mrs. Orville BarChevalier. ringer a_nd farnilv visited SunMr. and Mrs. Ervan Blake day with Mr. and Mrs. James and family of Spiingfifld spent iLcwers and son. B1ll, of Park· ! thn week end W!Hl Rev. nnd : ersburg, W. Va. . . '1 Eld k~ Karen Reed and Fanme 81~1 " rs. eo 81 a '· 1ey v1s1 · ·ted Sun day WI"th '1 1\ r. Mr. and Mrs. ~bert Webb and Mrs. Mike Ker.>r'!:l . family, Guysville, spent a Florence and Lana Chevalier recent Sunday with Mr. and visited Saturday- wilh Mr . and Alva HolzmJe:". 'Mrs. Ernest Barringer and ramMr. and Mr!'l. Orville B3r· ily. lrir•••r and Mr. and Mrs. Har- Mr. and Mrs. Clark Rockhold ; Sherry of Akron visit~d rec~ntly with i Lintdlicum and lvlS:ili'ed recently wilh Mr. and .fdr . and Mrs. Fr.1nl( Barber, Ivan Chevallf'<' and fam· I Mr. and Mrs"' Orville Bar- I REGULAR 3.98 r!nger and famib visited Sat- : YARD _ __ • . Clifford Syuder v:sited urday afternoon :vitil Mr . and I REG. - - - Mrs. Raymond B~rber bnd · $3.95 St. Joseph Hospital on f<Jmily o( Cuysvillf". . ~,:~~::n tror observation and Holsinger spent SPECIAL! I . day night with Mr. and Mr>.l Mr. and Mrs. Woodt'ow Dean Winnie Holzinger and famlly. 1 COATS & CLARK'S of Marianna, W. Va. 1 were over.. guests ~r his sister, Mr. DALLAS iUPI) - The DalSinger Sales & Mrs. Gordon Chevalier on las Cowboys Tuesday signed Saotur,day and went Sunday to Kansas State's 6-(oot-3, 225 • WY 2-2284 · his mother, Mrs. Norma pound running back Ron Bar12 Spool POMEROY Dean, at St. Joseph Hospital in low, who was drafted as a 20th AaSGrtmtnf _ C Parkersburg. M3's, Dean is im- round future and became eligi. SPIRITED ACTION - Pomoroy evened Its score with Wahama last Saturday proving. ble at midterm this year. night, winning a relurn engagement 68·65 . HC'rt"' HruC"e Simpson, Junior forward, II"'=""-=======,..;;:;:_;:;:_;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;;;;;~~=~~:;;,;;:;;,;;:;;,;;~~~::;;::: • bas_ be~t position 1in le~ping _ for a rebound over hi s talll~ r op ponents. Nu. 40 in wh1te IS Pomeroy s Phot Swondell. No. II and N" . "0. at left, of Wahoma are John · Wamsley and Gordon Powell. - Sentioel Photo . I I ( • Reg. 1.29 Arnel Jersey yd. 69c Reg. 1. 98 Grand Suite Acetate & Rayon 1.29 Sun-I The Fabric Shop SEWING tHREAD I Service 59 McCall's Patterns 115 W. SECOND OHIO j Mr.'3. Hazel Barnhill and mother. :0.1r. Edna Summerfield Charles Hetzmg visited )Irs. ' at Hotzrr Hospital Sunday. Edith Hetzing at St. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hospital Monday. ser entertained with a birthday The funeral or Joseph C.iJIJ. parly Saturday at their home {~· lan was held here at the Ar· in honor of the lOth birthday . - baugh Funeral home }!onday. or their daughter, Pamela. ApBy Mrs. Evelya Brlckles Burial was at Burlingham be- proximately 14 persons were _. ~ ~rs. Edith Betzing wa!l ad- side his parents, Mr. and Mrs. present and she received many ~ DUtted to St. Joseph Hospil.- Charles Gillilan. lovely gifts. . aJ Parkersburg for observation Mrs. Mildrl'd Caldwell and Rl'V. Eugene Emerson, past.. . . ~ and treatment. daughter, J:met. visited her or or the EUB Church her.., en- . Tuppers Plains ·~·· Society NeWS - ' ' .. 1 SAVE MORE I - - . . ~ SPECIALS DOROTHY PERKINS FAST HOME PERMANENT WEATHER LOTION REG. $1.00 •Liquid REG. $2.00 VALUE MAKE-UP_ SSe REG. $1.00 •Lipstick 48c REG. $1.00 5 ~ 1 oo Trade-in for your old ~ ... ... ., "''··~·.·~ . -· Early American Styled Philco , COLOR TV JERGENS EXTRA DRY SUTTON SKIN FORMULA lEO. $1.25 - - - - - lEG. $1.00 - - - - - PEPTO-BISMAL Your old lY may covet'" your clown payment on a new Philca Color TV .•. come in and see! Early American style, Front sound. I'HILCO 543314\ • :... Phllco Doubln tile Picture Pulll•l Power of its Color TV ;. • •• """ Philco CoJot Oear Tuner and Power-Plus Chassis pull ift bright, dear, natural color pie· lures even in fringe areas. See it. tompare it. ~~ $100. TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE PHILCO COLOR TV HOME THEAl11E ....., "'"" ""' N. 2ncf Avo• ..,. for $1.00 •Powder COMPACT 48c REG. $1.9B $1·00 FOUNTAIN ASPIRIN REG. 89e - - - - - SALE 2 SYRINGE lor $1-00 WHILE THEY LASTI 4x6 COLOR ENLARGEMENT Reg. $1.50V•Iue 2 lor TUSSY WIND & WEATHER LOnON DESERT FLOWER CREME or ROLL ON DEODORANT $lOO Made From Your Favorita Color NepUvo PHlLCO 591lfft 2 for Reg. $1.00 Valu. 1 $1·00 V"l\;ion TV. Solid Stall SE1eo f'hc~ograph . SoW State Ar.I ·FM ""' FOREMAN - '. 2 48c REG. 19o 250 NORWICH $1.00 REO. $1.39 BUILDER- Roll-On Deo'dorant with 20/20 COLOR V1S1011 f1n1shed to match Maple. UHF·VHF reception, Memory·Matk: ~ f. HAZEL BISHOP & ABBOTT 73 MILL ST. YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUARTERS 122 N. SECOND FREE PARKING IN REAR PHONE WY 2·5321 Middleport, 0. 1 MIDDLEPORT, REPOITS J!AILY;_Britain's John Whitton, UDbeam In 14 straight European indoor races, keeps the rt!<01'd clean wtth victory in the W..,._ker MJ1o at the recent ~G._ ill New York City. o. ;. .,· A unLE BIT BETTH-Gary Carr (left) of Southern illinois U. hila the tape Just ahead of•S!eteWiliii'PI~ of Wisconsin ill~ qlllll1eNililerlllriJier 111 Madiwlo, Wll. Third Ia Jlob Brown of l.o7ola. ·can; lime wu 411.&. "'irllr "C11111!" ~ " r;~,. \-'"' - ' . ' -· . ~- .' • �- - .........- . .... .... J . . ~ f•J)aily Sentinel. Pom~rOI' · Middl eport . 0 , Feb __ TO D~NCE f'RJDA \' "ftUB comm5 r n day n1ght the Raeihe Senior Cl a~s 1\ 1', ~ponIDr a ddnce following !lw II<~ · F0&, yeuR, 11. 1985 • nrw Wahe:~ ma ba:skelball game . . 1 at the o~~ Raeme s{'hool audJ-1 tonum I hC' J.-tys wJJ I emcee. 1 Improvements Are Planned In Room, Manse 1\,M6&e§~s lt was reported that Roy Coleman and Seren Lewis of the WYF are co-chairmen for ' the Sunday School room project. Group l has taken the manse i.mprovement as a pro· tiripat.e in the "One Great 'Hour of Sharing " program which will include a collectio : t~ be used In providing food and clothing for needy people ol foreign lands on Feb. 28 . J . H. Grate and Mrs. J . E. I Harley were appointed to the 1 Christian Education Committee work with Rev . Howaro Rupplet. A presidents' party for Zt has been planned by the deacons and deaconesses wilh the youth group to pre· 1\ET CUTUPS, Kooky pants suit by Phil Rose of Caltfora!a a program on religions of tombines soHd knit with open-net troeheted leggin~s. presidents. Children of the 1! ;~:'::~ County home will Poppies are Ordered by AUXI'/'1ary Un1t• be I C.fft• nre Mnflp to Lou i s football Cardmals Methodist Church Wednesday oigned fr.. agenta Steve Regan , • IHoot-3 , zoo. Asb~ Metbodiot chuteb \Iii powJd elld from Northeast Lou- Syracuse I"OCI!Ived a number of . Rock Sp,-iJ,gs l:ub ioial!a State, and Ollice Holden, gifto durlag tfie worahip .OrPack 2~6. att ended the Jo:nter- a &ofoot, 2UI·pound defensive vice reeentl). prise EUB church In a group back from Flak. Miss Eleanor Robson and Sunday morning: FULL WATCH DOG Mrs . Millard Van M te The serv1ce m charge of e r pr& the WSCS ' d ·th th PERTH , Scotland (UP !I - AIsen led two seven branch can' h~penbe MWI J e " dangerous" Als-atian wstch de!abra for the altar and cancall to wars 1p y rs. ames . f r h r Will, followed by the invocation dog kept on the premises o dle tg ters or the alcol vte."l by M' s " El' beth D . A II A. Holden G Co., local were prese nted by Mr. and litany ~f Wj~ess was a~~· b metal merchant!, apparently Mrs. Paul Kloes. An ~ight fl'lOt Mrs. Don Runnel with respon~ was tamed by burglars Tue.. t.lbte for Mrs. Kl":s Sunday oy the congregation. Acts l : l-3 day night who fed him dog-food School room was p.esented by were read by Mrs. Philip · while they stole $560 worth of the Loy at Helpe,.. class . and Ji;,ger and prayer was c•pper w!te. th• loeal activity WSCS group. Mrs. Thomas Bent•. Mrs. Menzel Smith gave I announcements and the choir presented a special num-1 ' "Hell Walk With Me All Way ." The Rev . Menze! Smith had for his sermon topic, Forth Renewed." Cub Scouts attending service were Carl vrrutt, Rod-11 ney Pullins, PhiUp Dixoo, Chuck Greg Eblin, Ricky Gaul, .-••rl.ll · and Floyd Burney and Gene and Rusty Davis. · Miss Campbell Devotions tor United Methodist s Meeting Devotton, by Miso Gract t1a R ter, Hilah \ompbell oponed the meeUnK IChri TompkiM. 01 the WSCS ol the United e topic was Methodiot church Tueoday ed )Jy Mrs. E. E. evening at the church. L 'F. Schoenleb, Plan Dinner February 15th In MI'ddl eport Baptist Imtitute T:1 Be on Saturday lib. box $1.60 3 .15 VALENTINE'S DAY IS SUNDAY FEBRUARY 14 I Service He/d feb. Jrd for Mrs. Nelson 1 Party Goods 1 1 Phillips Sisters Style Shop s-10 SATURDAY FEB. 12-13 BEN F ANKL!N's-1o - -STORE POMEROY t;.~~ NATIONAL BANK •nd Dollar Days Salt!! 1 *1* FRIDAY 78' .._.,..ro' Shut-ins are Remembered by Lodge Auxiliary 1 SAVE DOLLARS on DOLLAR DAYS! 1 I membeA Ministers and Deacons Jn. Shut-In ·~ were stitute of Providence membered when the White Again we join in honoring The Ladies Auxiliary of the Baptist Association will Lodge Auxiliary · met We<lne•-11 ABRAHAM LINCOLN Syracuse Vo lunteer Fire De- held at the Naomi Baptist day afternoon at the legion Th.:- Ameriran Legion Auxili- partment mel in the town hall I Church beginning at 9:30 a.m. del\trs Willdlam ed Rtheobson1 ..• ,1;:~:~:;11 far his love and leadership 1' . con uc 1 Feb. B at 7:30 p. m. Satu .rday. D .in_ner will be serv.n b thathaveinsptredhisfellow ary or Lewis Manley Post No. t 263 me l Tuesday evening at The meet mg was called to . ed m !he dmmg room at noon ~~ng.. th t' Americalll' for generations-. tile homP of r-.·1rs. Campbell order by President Ada Sla ck i WJt~ the afternoon SPrvice to o owmg e m.~ mgn>om, 'l and opened with prayer by J en- begm at 1 p. m. group went to the dmmg 1hl:l bank will transact no itusinlu til Uncoln's lllthday, Fri., Feb. 17. Harper , East M~in St. . nJc Lou Davis followed bv the I The Rev. Elbert for rerreshments. A dessert, . unison_ · Holl pres1'dent of t he Institute, · · course ~as served bY Mrs. I ' Mrs. Arnold R~ehards, . preSI- Flag Pledge m w11l dent, conducted the meet1ng. lt 11 d preside Two men Harr G th Perry Mttch and Mrs Ida was voted to sell cookbooks as ca wbas answere by M 18 1rie of Roads and ' Ralphy w~ . Bachner from a table c·.a..,,inR , e , ak · g je t nd mem ers and two guests rs . s . Your Savings Will Earn 4% Interest Betty Imboden and Mrs . Wan- of Athens will he ordained to lout the valentme theme. a mon } m m pro c a Effec!ive March 15, 1965 , Mrs. O~ca~ Hardaw~y was nam- da Stewart who were taken in the Gospel ministry. The public ! Attending were Mrs . Rolbso••ll ed ch<mman. Poppi~S. were or- <IS new members. ) is invited to attend . Mrs. David Entsminger, dered and Mrs. Wilham L .,. I At 3 p m an executive William Woodard Mrs . Wa11tetr II S 'th nam d po cha·rman .t-'lans were made for a Valen- • · . ., ' ~~~:!;II . mP,Ia ee mapdpy for' an. tine dinner to be held at the ~ar~ meetm~ _of Providence Hayes, Mrs. Herman ns w re e . D1stnct Assoc1at1on will be Mrs Otho Watts, Mrs . Americanism program at the Martm Restaurant , Feb. 15th h ld ·u th R N I B . M Ca I M tt Mt Moriah Bapti.~t Church on with mystery s ister Valentines de _wl Ih e ev. • y e or- Souders, w"·l dr Ma 01, · t he h ed AI ed c.t m c arge. Norman ay an , rs. M1.tch] IThursday, • e.~c ang Feb. 18~ at 7:30 p. 0 · so P1ann and Mrs. Bachner. m. Paul Casci will be was a Jitney supper Feb. 7:1 at speaker. Mrs. Harper, tbe Syracuse Grade School. I FIRST SALARIED COACH CA'ITLE DANGER icanisrn chairman will he in Mrs. Slack extended a wet- , NEW YORK (UPI)- Ben BeGE STATION T X ' 1 l h l t h ' ·· COLLE , e. Serving Meigs County for over 93 years charge of the program. T h e ~o~e o everyone .o e p e \. dm1 , former head football UPI - More than 1 000 cattle public is invited rtnrd Wednesday Club m mak- coach at Rye and Portchester I ) . T 'f k 11 At the close . of the ~ ing bandages for cancer pa- l high schools. was hired today di~ ~ua Y 10 e.xas rom 03 POMEROY RUTLAND ing, refreshments were served tients. The sick report was giv- bv the Iona University Football pmsonmg, ac.cordmg to Texas and cards sent. c·!ub, an organ'"'t. ocby the hostesses, Mrs. Harper, ""' lon sponsored A&M Univers_Ity. he f t ~e losses d Member Federal Reserve System Mrs. Refreshments were served by and financed by students. Bed!- cur on t II"S warm ays Mrs. Paul Gomer and All H t "th M L C Mrs. Slack and Linda Hubbard ni is the first salaried college when cattl~ that have Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Th~~a."m!:'·:~. r~irgini~ to Carrie Sinclair, Helen Did- football club coach in the counall winter without green De Legal contributing. die, Myla Hudson , Edith Hood ., try. munch tender shoots ~"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'"""'~ wscs Vauahan and 1 A raai o skil l "Hesring GOO speak thrOUiih tho Eaalen pud Ratlaal.... 11 1 21b. box I M and . Present were Terry and nm. wae held Tueaday OVIIIiftl at the hostesses lo the abo\ . also present· the Bible," was the program kelboU pnlt. ~- It Mn1. WOllam Grue- my Tucker, Marty Yeager, Da-1the lodge hall will' Mr. Eo- M,... Stanley TruaaU, 1 Bryant Mrs . Itopic preoentefi by Mr, Ruth Hlghllghtlag IDe acUvbleo ;er e ~edneoday for Florida vid Johnson, Gary and Evelyn tber Wright aod Mn. RoiU!Id ~rthur Orr, Mr> . Hoba~ Miss Lydi a rrwin when the WSCS of the will be the eledio• of llae 1.185 i ~r se~eza _w~k~ vacatiOn. They Ma e Russell; Handy Mo'~~e ' Osborn as hostesses. ell Mrs Henry Beaver Members were st:ated around P.LcJ::.bal'lJ, i\olrs. l .\1elvm 1\l Cht>ster Methodt!'l chu rrh 01 ·I Valeatloe Queeo. ~:dn ot: V l! ~l . ayto~a Bea£.:h Jackie R.ottgen, Mrs. Lora An~ 1 Mrs. Ross Cleland, president, B~e l Rklenow, Mr.. 8 worship center witl. lighted 1-:ire, Mrs. Glenn Uill, Linda Th ursday afternoon at th.. . Candidates for qaeeo are jco ~rd pobmts . TMt>e~ wWe~e .ac- t Russe ll , Mrs. LuelLa Moore, opened the meetmg by read· ,Van Meter, Mn. Henry ~ . 1 _ mpame y rs ·. . 1 1am . and Allen Faye Johnson ·Ulg MaUhew 5:1-9 fo uowed by mger · c hW'C h and c~:~ndl~ :s amJ pic· lleut r ard Hil aJJ Yaushan . churrh. SeniOr, Barbara ~nhaat, Jaa. R ld . I M1ke Mrs Virgil WaJic.-1 1 t~res of women from new na- ft~ffi. V. D. Edw zrds, pre si- Prayer by Mrs . Eva Kimes, lor, Roberta Trussell; !iOpho- j Meyn~ s. w;~ _will ~·Jslt with and Brian's mother and father' the Lord' s Prayer and PleUI(c Osca~ weber Mr.! floy tJoll8. The hymn, "0 Zion dtmt, r lln'l Ut'h.'d the b•,s incs.s \'i('r ,.. .. es ident, ar d -=1 "thougP t more, Paley Gaul, aDd Freshrs. · da yMme O a mey ~FL. Mey· IMr . ~md Mrs. Earl Johnson. ' to the Flag in unison. Mem enour Mrs. Mario~ w f"fS an rs. scar. 'l.OUSh who ' be d 11 11 b ' Hastet'' opened devotion:,, fol· seasion auu g01ve o rc .Jort on or 1965," Ol'H"ned the meeil'no"· mi.ln , TwUa Karr. .11 . 't 1 1. F . The a fternoon wa s spl'nl play rs answere ro ca p n~:~m· C'a renct Nt11 ' 'in· f. WI VIS! re a IVPS In lorida . . h Jd W h Iowed b)' the readmg ot Mat- , lht> sut,e . .w :.ouv .:sa . ~~ ~ - d "he ; ff 1rm l'lt, .ion 1 fo'aith w;s Tom Lyoos wllt emcet t~ · mg games. AU won pnze!!l. let mg a 0 1 ay. Mrs . r•g lt 1t: frPd rri rk. "" r!' 0 lh~w 6:6 and Amos 8:11-12 by recently . A round - robin card read in unlwn. Scripture was dance. Mrs. Guy Reyn olds, Middle- r·rea n•, cake and koo. a 1d were h , l, r. t: • lh~ hlem .Jt'T' lur ( 'i:II Jl' .. . -,· MJIS Campbell, who alao read and a gift wa s sent to Miss Luke 4·t4 ·2l , verses, by Mrs . lft"MWWrx::v m:r- 1port kindergarten teacher was served. <.in d gi: 1 ~'-'Il l r. ·r wh ilt• rn • P t • ir·~ f"' i 1.1, R poem, "Privlleged,n and clos- Augusla Genheimer at Meigs Ethel Orr, and prayer by Mrs . in Columbus Wednesday io ata J ., ed with prayer. General Hospital. Irwin . tend the legislative dinner of Party is Given for Games were played unaer tJJe weeuog wUt be A... .... 1 "Women in the church in 1 A desse-rt course was Others assisting with the prothP Ohio Educational Associa- D ·I direl.1lon of Mrs. R.ay Morrts, 1nu.m Mrs Clarence Neu 0 116 Ul Shultz, 6 new nations' ' was the topic of on cry stal trays by the gram were Mrs. Pauline Rice , tlon at the Columbus Plaza. OthMrs . James Van Meter and 'Mrs. Pearl .Koblea&L Me.mthe program presented by ,tesses Mrs. Dwight Parker Mrs. Ida Knight, Mrs. Mildred er.>~ Hltending from this .area in- ~rs . ~lly Lee Shultz l" nler- Mrs. Eddie Hartung with will respond to roll eaU Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, assisted IMrs. David Slater with Mrs . Frank and Mrs. Eva Kimes. elude Donald McKenzie , execu_ ,tamed. With .a party m honor of -~~ -a good deed doDe for 8 b! four !flembers of the You_th IHobert Mo~ris Sr. Quotations from President s tive head of N~rthwes tern Local the sixth b1rthdav amtiversa ry Tuppers Plams, grandparents, Councilor since tbe .. last hllowsh1p , Pamela Crew, Lm~ The valentme theme concerning lhe Bible were read Funeral services for Mrs. School and M1ss Sally Schaaf, ~f her son, Douglas , at her ho me Mr . and Mrs Myron Wl;;lson:!:' l~~~~====;;;;;=""'i ,-=========--=...-....,--......__,-.,==-, by Mrs. Irwin, as was ''Bible Avery Nelson were held from legislative support chairman of m Colum.bus Saturday, Jan . Columbus ; Mr. a~ Mrs. :.:' in the horne. " by Mrs . Mabel the Ewing Clulp~l Wednesday the Northwestern School 30th. A btrthday cake decorat- old Parker, Dmd and John· FIRST Van Meter, and prayer by Mrs . 1-'eb . .1 with the Rev. C. Me(... In the recent article concern- ~ ~dd _wlfh a tram, a;lmals , ~nd da, C<lal Grove; Mr. and Mn. QUALIT't Parker. vin Alkire, pastor of the Unit- ing the household showe1 held .n .ians wa s serv.e With Jce ·~ohn Hase~, Becky and REGULAR During the business meeting ed Methodist Church officiating, for Mr. and Mrs. Marion Fran- cream tnd koo.kud . . lmg, Hun~vllle, Alabama; Mrs. there were 29 sick calls report- Special music was provided cis of Middleport Mr and Mrs. Doug 88 received gifts frorn ,Jack Mulligan, Mrs. Harnld Certified Oil ·Stetlon Several rag rugs were dis· by to~~itz Buck, organist. Carl Brannon aiso ~ent gifts. t~ose present ~ncludl~g tus !Timmers, Cincinnati, and Mrs . w M•in St pla:yed for sale. Thank you Bunal was in the Hemlock Mrs. Gertrude Kloes was the kmdergarten class, hts grand· I •;::;_:W:o~rt~h:•:rn~,_;Co~l:wn::::b:""::·-~:...iiii::iiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ were read from .some of Grove cemetery and paiJ bear- hostess for the event held at the mother, Mrs. John Arbaugh, :r the elderly folks who received ers were Ralph Smith, Don hnme of Mrs. Flora Bailey. G· h 1 111 l lb·asl:ets of fruit from the socieBetzmg, Robert Hartenbach, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Evans ·~;· a:do Ms 5 p . s tt ' Cards For All: -Individual and Packages · r . au 1 eo mov. ty for.Chris t mas . The next meet - Charles. R· Ka rr, sr., Kennetb Jr., and daughter, Regina Ann,• ed Tuesday to the Criswell roEverything lng Will he March 4th. :~ Eihinney and James Cor- of Culver City, Los Angeles, Cal- perty on Lincoln-st. which ~ey I 2.95 Cotton Blouses - -- - - - 1.95 For The C· . f .. iforma, have arrived for a vislt re~.:ently purchased. Their dau. , Party 0 1.95 the :~~~ce~om out of town for j with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ghter and fu.mily , Mr. and Mrs. Leather Palm Gloves A'M'ENDING WORKSHOP wert James Web- Edward Evans , Sr. Mr _ Evans KennNh Seites and children will eCandy Cha.rles R. Harr" of Port - er of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla ; I is a member of the police 1 move into the .'>cott home on ' CLOSING OUT Bulk & land ts m Columbus th1s week Mrs. Raymond Wilson of Roforce m Culver Cily .Tht>y visited Mill-St. Box attending a ~mlth - DouglJs~ chester. N. Y.· Mr . and Mrs. enroute he-re in Vanda lia wilh I Eric Scites. son of Mr. and I All Winter Hats -~~~~- 1.95 & 2.95 tPoper Sales Workshop at the Christo· Elzo Osborn, Mrs . Mabel her parents , Mr . and Mrs. J-' or Mrs. Kenneth Sdtrs. is confined Hopkins pher lnn to Jcnrn more about Green and .'vfr. and Mrs. George rest Maubray to his home with chi cke 1 Fitted Suits --~~~~- Now Half-Price eDacDr.. soil test~ng and the fe~tilizer JJ:e~eese, A!hens; O~~ille Mid- 1 Mr . and Mrs. Charles Rush His brother , Timmy, has n~~:~ !Ions neec!s oJ crops grown m lhe klfl , Mr s._ t .ar~et \\<1than ~nd l a11d son, Greg , were recent vis- had the chick enpox. I :Portland area . Mrs . Maxme D1xon, N~lsonv1Ue itors in Springfield. I Miss Carol Scolt . student nur-1 eFavors ~-Dale Follrod , Mt . Sterling , Mr .l Mrs. P . K. Russell has re- st. at Holzer lfospilal School of ried out on the table in white an~ Mrs . Harold Follrod, West turned from Meadowbridge, Va. Nursing , spent. the Wf'"~ end with cvwr with red hearts "Xten<l- Jdterson, and Mr. and Mrs. where she a ssisted in the her parents. Mr. an d :\1r o;;. Paul Court St., Pomeroy ... Clark Vanest, Columbus. care or ther father, Estie Scott. lng lengthwise through the --·-· ~---~~------~-- -ter and a centerpi('ce of ~- • ' ' • • •'•' D r • ' • r, ' , roses, with red candles in stal holders on either side hearts filled with nuts were on FRIDAY, FEB. 12 WY 2·3498 POMEROY each end of the table . Napkins .also carried out the theme. SATURDAY, FEB. 13 I"" m;: ASSORTED CHOCOLATES 0 ' ,_ - - --, ·· · '' bserves 7th Past Councilors of Chester Dol A \ 1 ,;:;rn=.t•:, ':,~ Around And ~ Birthday Event Meet at Lodge Hall on Tuesdoy Valentine DaO,e at IN Ellt. About Sunday afternoon, P"eb. 7 The Februory moetill& ol the •w•!ded tbt . ... ...... Men Rlgl! - . . audftorlalu . M 'ddl rt Bnan Johnoon w.. boaored p.,t Cotlllcllota ot OlufulvU lloiW .... tilt . . . . . . Sat..-~, february IJ allot ~ I epo with s birthday party. CcluadJ Dancbt.trl o1 Alilerlea ~WIN -"" o,. B'bf• 1 L 1 1ca esson Is Topic for Chester Dally Sentinel, Porn. eroy_:_Mtddleport, 0 ., F~b. 11. 1965·.17 ! I .je*he group made plans to pa~ R ED FOIL HEARTS 5 l/2 oz. 80C I lb . $2.10 I 3/4 lb. 3.40 _ The st. Scoulil Plans were annoW1ced for Im provements to be made to •" the Sundny School room and manse when the Session ol the , F i rs t United Presbyterian 'Chureh mr t this week at the r hu rr h ~WEfrl-lt;Jt~T... ""~ ~~; ~;;) Cub Pock 246 Attend Church In a Group SIMON'S PICK-A~PAIR SPECIALS! Girls' Clark, Noami London, SCMJb oak trees. Zwilling, .Phyllis Hend- ~ STEELER INK TWO Mildred Pierce, Clara · PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The L:r;;·~~·bod'en:wand Stewart, 1 Pittsburgh Steelers Wednesday B Margaretha signed veteran offensive end Gertrude Woods, Jennie Gary Ballman, the club's top Davis, Agnes White . Mar- receiver last season, and South· garet Rose and Marie Rizer. I ern California quarterback , Craig Fertig,. the Steelers' 20th GIVE BIRTIIDAY DINNER I draft choice. Mr. and Mrs . Guy E . Sum- i - - -- - merfield entertained at their Otho Brandl, Mr. and Mrs. home in Chester with a turkey Wilmer Bibler of Mansfield, Mr. dinner Sunday honoring L. P . and Mrs. Clarence DaugherSummerfield on his 83rd birth- ty, Walton, W. Va. , and Mrs. day. Atteoding were Mr. and V. C. Tuttle, Middleport and Mrs. Brooks Summerfield of the honored guest and the host Plains, Mr. and l\lrs. and hostess- MORPUL BRAND ·' . BOBBY SOX Dollar Days--Friday and Saturday R•v. Removes Moisture From Ignition System 2 pr.79c 1.00 REGULAR 99c l57 Dupont Moisture Guard Water • con d•lhoner 89c AI emltes,.tem Keeps Rust Out Radiators and Lubricates WESTLEY'S Cooling Men's INSTANT START WHITE - SOCKS Reg. 5 pr.89c l 1.00 large cans DISCOUNT -- PRICE Pump 0 _ DISCOUNT PRICE $1 39 ( 19c Ice Scrapers _ ____ _o'~~~~;T 3 ~o.39c 49c to 69c Ice Scrapers~~; -D~ tSC~~~~ 39c BRUSH Save- NEED A HEATER?- Save Tracle In Your Ole/ Shoes! GROUP COSTUME JEWELRY Selected pieces of our Ngular high qual· ity eootume neckl~, FRIDAY & SATURDAY -FD. 12-13 1-•lry. Br-Iefs, Hrrings, sets, etc,, ete. Shop Hrlyl 1.00 ' 2.00 3.00 ITEMS _ __ 69c ITEMS - -- 1.25 ITEMS _ __ 1.50 Bracelets, earrings, Special Silver SALE pins, brooches and neck and ear sets. Reduced for clearance. DISCONTINUED LADIES' YOU PAY ONLY - - - & GENTS' PC. S~FORB REGULAR . ;( ,, GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE e POMEROY No Appointment Nectu1ry • 4.99 AND UP •.. ' J l & THns' White Tennis Oxfords f . GROVER'S STUDIO ll 00 00 00 • .. . , ' - sale 1.99 large cans $1 lNG MAN, AS ' Next Door Simon's Mkt. s MOORE'S DISCOUNT PRICE \ '· f'- SEEN AND FURNITURE ON TV MOORE'S DISCOUNT PRICE FOR DOLL ONLY-- .44 . \ I ' ' ' \ 2 69 • Moore's In Pomeroy DOLLAR DAYS FRIDAY Pomeroy •• '. WITH CLOTHES BY HASBRO ( : 9.99 SUZV CUTE DOLL AMERICA's MOVABLE FIGHT· PICK· A· PAIR SHOE STORE . POMEROY, 0. end I·.·· Gl JOE .. 0 WY 2·2475 220 E. MAIN ST. Anti-Free-ze S · l · M.' O ~ N r 6.88 Windshield Wash.~ Givan to Charily Reg. 2 88, cushioned i~ole · · · -..... · ·.. • " NOW _ SlPR. Ladies' 89.95 up 9.93 • 69~95' You Save----- $5.95 • REGULAR Discount Price _ _ _ DUPONT Old Shoos IF YOU CARRY THEM IN SPECIAL SELLING Plu1 $2.00 SeHing F.. WATCH BANDS now l price COURT STREET 52 1.77 NOW REGULAR 67c TRADE-IN an~ Wedge Heels ••• REGULAR PRICE $5.95 $1 SNOW PLOWS ICE SKATES Heels, Medium Heels '20.00 OFF 2 ..~~a PORTRAITS large cans SNOW SHOVELS $89.95 to $179.95 $4.5.0 $19.50 to $174.95 $7.47 to $29.93 Boys' and Girls' Group of Lldies' High i FOR THE PRICE Of ONEI necklaces, 11 COMMUNITY SILVERPLATE BEAUTIFUL 8xl0 BLACK & WHITE or rrost 011 IF YOU WEAR 'EM IN On SahJ NOifl For Limit.ed Time Only 1 PORTRAIT SPECIAL PORTRAITS 2 Electric Heaters TRADE-IN ·. BIG TABLE SALE Gas Heaters r 2 MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM - - - - from Balhroom Gas Heaters WEsrtn"s Melt Work Shoe Sale ~PRICE Duo Therm Oil Heaters REGULAR 77c & SATURDAY PHONE WY 24141 �.. ' . .. . . .. - } I Long Bottom Society News - - - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 18-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 11, 1965 Legal Notice 1 For Rent 1 Business S.n~ices 1 - -·-. ---- . !- --=LEGAL NOTICB;---MON A LOUISE MARCINKO. WANT AD 4 ROOM •partment, partly WY ·:1-3243 b the phone to -cal l a minor. whose place of relrlfumtshed m Pomeroy Phone ror Limestones any size INFORMATION dence i• unknown, and Helen WY 2-3117. 2 9 31P Prompt delivery. Emmel W I DEADUNI!!I Wblte, mother of Mona Loutse FEB, 11 aiOO P . M.. [),.y Seton PuDII~aUOD rvio4 room furnished apartShuler, Contracting. Marcinko, a minor, whose place u 'Ibose callh•a on Leone !llonda,. Oud lliH 9:00 A hi. o1 residence 18 aloo unknown. The Homemakers Council w I ""' WITH OUR BARGAIN BUYS!I ments. Ooe flrst Ooor WY Z. MoCANCEI...LAT 10N8 will take notice llutt the meet at the Grange Ball Tburs· cocl< w..-e, Rev, and Mn, Dolll" 3658. 11 '1:1 tfc 00 COR.RSC"fiONS 25th day o1 November, ISM, day, Feb. 11 from 10:30 to J p. 181 Circle and IOD, Rev, l"re&Will bt aeeepted untll 9 :00 1t. Y. -----------. • m. The topic, Nllrtl_lng and Core land Narla, M.r, and Mn, Star3 ltOOM apartment. Nicely ror 0&7 of ~bllutl.on belli Tboma' J . Marcinko' furnished , hardwood (loors, Did vou .....,. u-...,.. • 0r th Sl k nd 1n ed mbe ling Ma81111' • Mr, and Mn, RJ;COIJLA TlOto.a n~ Pubil1bH ruervn tbe rt8h l automat1~:: heat, large dns· lh ban oD plaintiff, filed his petlllon a· e c a ' belp Gene Rlggll, Mr. and ll!n. 10 LO ed-It or reJect an.' a4& d.etmed Sewer MocbiDel U UQ 1ty galruit Mona Louiae Marcinko, taught from 8 medical and Thurman Babcock, Mn, David ets, private bath a.ud pnvate o b )ectlunable . t'.rrort ahould bt 1 ~tlth SOci:_Ma• to~od Ev· Smith_, Diana and Davld, Vena reported unmedla'"-l.r Tbe putlRouonaole a minor, as defendant in the kiJ t>ntrance. Utilities furnished. l!sh("f .,..W rwl bt teip<)TUI1b lt for mure Lhall on• lncorrect uuert.l'-'A.. W\' Willi Da•' or Nl.. Court of Common Pleas of uantnea iswa,welcome. ~ u ea Potluck ra Marcink0 • Mr · and Mrs. Char· WY 2-3200. 2-2-tfc ,...l 1963 Te mpes t LeMans Cpe. caD 1 • 11e Meigs County, Ohio, being Case eryo los Hensley, Mr, and Mrs. Joe THREE ROOM furnished apart· Local owned and low mileage, red over ivory finlsh, 826 No . 13,704, praying for divorce tunc h · - OES Bissell, Ruth Stethem and AJ. For Want Ad Strl'tee ment w1th bath tor couple. 4 Centa per word ontt tn.u"'llo" Ut 1il ies furnishrd . Phonr WY . HEAriNG, Plumbing, Moe IIet v 8 engme, · t. L'k h. from the sat'd Mona Louise Evan•ellne Chapter 112 1 automa lC trans. 1 e new w 1tewa 1 tires, rae 1 R i d Mi•;tmum Ch a rlie 60 <'ent! 1 1 lied 2-5435 '" Middleport. 212 S Furoacet.. 1\roold BroUoon dio and heater. Marcinko a minor on the will have tbel!' regular m9et· ce a r en. 12 (l'nt• 1>'"1 word lo• Three ,•on Fifth Ave. 1 18 ttr 118 MaiD Street, Pom. arounds gross of ing Thursday, at 7:30 p. m Jn Edith Osborn, Keno, v s te.,utlve uu;ert1on. f,( ) p•·• ~~n• L)isl'OU!ll on paid 1dt ~nd 1 Pboae WY · I Was $2095 Weekend Spec'tal $1799 •· h , T The ,: .... Audrey Smith. ad ~ pa i d Wllhln 10 day~ 5 room and bath apartment eroy. ~ I 10' tfe -duty and extreme cruelty and t e MasoniC emp e. ' Mr Cliff d N I PomoC \Rl> Ol' l'HANKS & OBITIJAH.lES " 'Y 2 3319 that t•--e ,_ a aeparaUon of thy matron and worthy patron •· or ew un, $l.2.'l / e>r l\11 word min in Pomeroy pb one ~ · •~ m d h00I 0f in· roy, and Mn. Sue Hayman and \mum Eac h ldO.Itlona..l wo rd lC 1.2 15 tlc &U(."J'lONU: R 1963 Corvair Monza Coupe the plaintiff and defendant by wUI ':"n uct a sc All daughter• visited Mr. and Mn. Colllplet8 &ernce A sharp low mileage local car. Jet black finish, tires virtue of the ill treatment on struc.tJoD for memben. Gu H OJ'f'lC~ HOURS 11' 30 i\. M to 5. 00 1-' M OuLIJ TRAILER lots for rent, close be urged to attend Y ayman, Q1&1 Smulford show littte wear, 110 H.P . engine. 4 speed trans. Radio, the part of the defendant beremem rs are .......__ ... _ Shelly Petty i, a patient at 6alurda.J-B 3<l A M t.o 12:00 nuon rr·s so &AS"" TIK --- • in. P1aintiff fur ther alleges that The Past .Councilors of ... Camden Clark Hospital, Park· to Laundrymal and schools ..- • .---... ...,_........... hea ter , re d ,vue ket sea ts an d vmy · IInm. · TO PLACE A VaUey Lumber & Supply Com· .._ c. BRADFORD he is the owner of the umllvtd· dorus Council Daughters of ftm· RJ:SOLT PRODUCiNG WANT AD pany, Middleport. 10-3-tlc RadDe.'*'" Was $1895 - - Weekend Special $1699 , ed three_ fourth interest and erica will meet at the bome of Fred Larkins 5 U tfr I the defendant the owner of the Miso Erna J .... Tburllday eve- visited Mr, and Mrs. Howard PHONE WY 2-2156 1HHI£1£ an<: four'""'' turn• , h& ed and unturmshed • apartundivided intereat In ntng, " I. INCOME TAX service. Victor . 1961 Olds F 85- 4 Door and to the one-fourth followm · g real estate. The Catholic Women'• Club Larklrui a nd Mr ' and Mr' · J unllowin• real estate of the S.cre\1 Heart cbU1'clt will tor Hauber• Portland· ments WY fl ur E. Gaul, Chester, Ohlo. Phon I V8 eng ine. Standard trans. Blue finish, showroom clean The ro 1 1\00M HOUSE in Pomeroy 98!>-24ll2 after 5 p. ffi _ 301p 1 interior, guod tires, radio and heater & P m Jr.Mr. and Mrs. George Hensley, situated In County of Meigs, meet '111:1D'sd~y • t 7:30 ,:_.~ , TUppers Plains visited Mr, In Memory 6 1 8 IN MEMORY of our loving , Phone WY 2·531lo \ Was $1195 Special $1066 Stale of Ohio and in the Rosary servtces will P""""" and Mrs. Heilry Hensley, son and brother, PI<' Char· I . 2 II tfc I !NCmtE TAJ( Serv•ce, Joho· Township of Olive, and bound· the meeting, Mr d Mr Bob Dill p les Edward M•ller, •ho HOUSE, 3 rooms and b•th on son. Simpson Insurance Ag· 1962 Corva'•r 700- 4 Door- Now $1295 ed and described as follows: Rock Springs Grange will . d M • Homk died in LuxenDurg, FebtU<lrV HI bt-'twt><'ll ency, Room 6, Coats Bu1ld· Sectlon 28, Lot 640 _ f6 meet in regular session 'lburs-eroy, Vl!ll · an rs. an · M ddl 1 d t 7 30 TtJ- will be Holter. 7 11. 1945. _ MJddlef.lort. Call WY 2-6508. . mg, 1 1 e!JOr. Low mile-age by local owner, Pnwerglide. Spotless 1n· acres NE ¥4 of S. W. 1ft and ay a : P· m. 'C'I"'J n ld S "th d visited The month of February agam , :ltc I 20 tfc terior, t>toautlrul fawn •olor. Radio, heater, like n•" N.W, part of S,W. Vo, 88 tl>e a program and re!reohments Stew':t :d Kib1 2 10 ;. here APARTMENT, 5 rooms and ' MAJOR Medical Health Plan tires. same appears on the Audlt.or'o will be served, llzetJS ble, Reedsville. For us, the saddest of all , bl anted Tax Duplicate for the year The Pomeroy Bend Cl meet Mrs, Jameo visited ballt, shower tub G:t S. non • cance 11 a e, guar , "-•lo clUb will the vear. 19 60 Ch evroIet Impa Ia Conv. Now $ 1295 1947. in the name of JarMs Band """ Mr and Mr AI H 1 · .t· '"aS on the eleventh 3rd St., Middleport, Phone ' of rt!newable. per cent at 7·30 the Reedsville, • 8. va 0 esmaer, " Med.lcal Pays bills, 100 over D<> ~ N. Beard, reference to whicb Thurllday youth ee·• ,' Ma.p m, Wat Va davl WY 2-ZG;l 1 15 lie One lm'al owner and sharp red interior, while finiob, is hereby made. ,..er m . son, . , Mr d Mr D .d Cart For That our dear Charles pa<>· THAILER - LOTS-=- free se w· duclible Call Jim Johnson good llres, VB motor, autOOlllltic trans. Radio and beater, REFERENCE DEED: VoL The Rock Sprmgs Better , an s. av• er, , Tr I WY 2-2903 for mlormalion. 212, pa•e 333, Records of Health Club will meet Thurs- Pomeroy, visited Mr. and Mrs, e away. age and water Brown s at 30tc I e Henry Hensley 1 19 We d're alw<ys thmking of you I cr Park •Stole Approved!.] __ 1956 Buick Special H.T. Cpe. - Now $195 Deeds of Meigs County, Ohio, day at 1:30 P· m, at the home Mr and Harold Holter ' t · WY r. · I B lld'•c ' f) I or I Plal·ntt' ff also alleges that tbe of Mrs. Arnold_ Snow,den with , · ' To e brave were rymg, Mmersv lle, Ohw, Phone etg er u . , Guod tires, runs fine. Radio Heater-. Was $295. M Ge Sk ch•-e visited Mrs. El.ma Holter, For· 1 1 ,,' Dearb God alone k.nows t10w ; 2-33:.!4. 1 15 Lfc l new homes. Built lD kltcb- 1 parties are the owners of the rs.h orge mnendrMrm9 ·H-• est RWJ. we miss you at enl:l, storm windows, alumh I household goods and personal oi t e program a -Violet Smith · om· AI the dawn of Ihis III' W TilREE BEDROOM house inurn Sld_ing. Call Guy Ne•g· 1956 evro et Bel Air St•tion Wagon property located in their er Radford the contest, 11 2fi E. Mai11 St. Phunc WYGt 2· , ler, RaclllO, Ohio. FEB• :It year VB engine, Powerglide, runa out aood. Radio and heater. home. 2 4 cI Mr. and Mrs. Edward Miller 34QS. 12 29 tfc 1 Plaintiff also prays that upon Return Jonathan Melp Chapand Familv. 5 ROOM--;partment and bath I , I Was $295 Now $199 final hearing of this cause, be ter, Doughten of the ILP unfurnishd All ulililles !ur- I Bustnell be divorced !rom said defend· cal Revolullon, will meet Frl· 2 11 DIS hed, Upstairs abuve Dr. I WILSON & Son's Car Wash-;;n ' 1957 Olds "88" H.T. Cpe. _Special $169 ant and be awarded the care, day afternoon, Feb, 12, at the Donovan 's ofil'e Phone WY Page Street, Middleport. Automatic trans. Radio ttnd heater. dean body. Motor custody and control of the min· CM,1'dd]M. Henner\oyt, Call WY -2-5212. 2-6-3otc need& work, or child of the parties hereto, •""'' _m epa w"ul Card of Th;~nks ·n- 2-311!6 or WY 2·2064. 1 12 tfc 'I that be be awarded 'elendant'• S p. m, AssJSttng ho_stesoes ----------Sl WE u estate d&- be M1ss Lenore Giles, Mr H to expressto our "u r cereWISappreciation Auto Sales 1961 Ch·e vroIet 1'r2 Ton Pick up interest in the Besa'' M . r. 8Dd MrJ. Russell Roush For _Sale neighbnrs and friend; fnr scribed herein and the house- Dale " bo Dutton Til and11 MissII re· entertained with a 6 o'clock dintheir kindness nnd wmpathy f\ EW 2:.0 418 t960 VALIANT, in good conL<>w mileage by one earefut owner, good tires, S cyl. en· hold goods and personal prop- .Jn rn., e ro.. ca tlrtant ner in honor of their son, David •1 the death ot our loved one Century welder 310 amp cut- d1tion May be seen durmg gine, solid cab and appearance of new truck, heater. erty locate<! in the home of spans: Wilson on his sixth birthdav. Mrs. Avery Nelson. Special ting tap. 20 year warranty . week at saw mill on Peach Was $1295 5 • 1 $1149 the parties hereto alimony, even . ine of Guests attending were bI· th anks to th e Re. v. Alkire 'I we 1ra dl' . ":. el·gs Co un1Y I_.and- Fork Rd. call anytime. WY pecta and for cause other wm proper Mary ShrlJ!e, White lnShr SSI'd be relief. for hear-- Jeru.salem will meet regular gran dmother' Mrs . Ed na Ro ush. 00 Ewing Funeral Directors, to mark, Pomeroy. 2 11 llc 1 2-6812, 2 II Stc t th IOOF hall Mr. and Mrs, Dorsa Parsons 8 : . m. Tho recep- and Roger, Roger Roush , and those sending flowers and all Reenndll •oned \ -- 1958 Ford 1 Ton Cab and Chassis :g ";: the Uth day of who helped m any Nay. . TV -ets, _ l7'' console 63 Buick _ _ $1,995 Dual wheels, heavy duty springs, 4 speed trans. va enarc THOMAS J MARCINKO lion for Allen Hughes and Jesse his aisters, RobertA, Nancy 174 95 Avery Nelson and Fam•ly w•th new picture tube 21" 1 Sta , Wagon. Special. Only gino beater. Crow. Crow & Brinker has been canceled Sharon and Cindy Rousb and - -- - -- - 1 II llc \ ltlble model with new pic- I 30,546 easy miles . Was $895 Weekend Specill $749 Attorneys for Plaintiff FEB. IS his brother . Edward. ture tube, 16" console $39.95; sharp. Automatic shift. (I) :18; (2) 4, 11, 18, 25; <3'1 4, _The l'tulland Garden Club Dallas HiD is a patient at 11 . 71C Will sponsor a bake sale sat- Holzer Hospital t!Uffering from WE \\1 SH to express our sm-, 21"' console, $li9.95. 21" con- 64 Pontiac _ $2,695 ere and deep gratitude Lo I sole, 179 95 . 21" TV - FM·I Catalina 4 dr , Just arnved · 0 urday, Feb, 13 at the R.tlllano poeumonlB· , v,.· i"-g •w nim Sun· C friends and oeighboro !nr ] AM radio - phono , com bin a· on 65 Ponliac from satisfied . Department Store beginning at day were tda wife, Mrs. Dalla• 8 1 their expressions of sympa· H ct· &] customer. Hydramatic. R.&H, Hill and Mrs. 1 Dolly Wolfe. 1 , w • • 1 8 . d t th d ath lion $22L 9 . erner a 10 Extra clean, OPEN EVES. 7:00 P,M. 9:30 a. m, T d ht thy and km ness a • . . TV • Middleport, Ohio. POMEROY, OHIO A Beaux Arts hall sponsored Sandra ay or, aug er o ol· our husband aud ..,r,l -- ·-2 _11 3tc · by the French class of Racine Mr and Mrs. Leo Taylor il til Holhs Shoemaker, ' h hool ·u be h ld Satur- at her home with rheulllatlc lev· thanks lo Rawlings - Cunt, l HARD EN 'S MARKET, Syra- ' Hig Sc WI e m,, at er, ' Funeral Directors. the pall· cuse, has on special Thurs· ' Pomeroy, Ohio Darrel Roberts, Frank Gardner, day from 8:30 - ll :30 p. to Mrs. Alex Wheeler hu rebearers, Rev . John Ha ley, day , Friday, and Mrs. Britton Barlow, Denver L. the school. The affair, openonly turned to her home follow \ng Mr, and Mrs. Luther Lem· 50 lb. extra good unclasSified FOR SALE : 1959 _Edsel, $1\15.00. 0Spltal eWS McVay, Golden Cremeans, Mn, the public is for and surgery at Veler8DI Memorial ley, Ihose sending flower< and polaloes, $1.99; Fairmont Pre- 825 S. 2nd St., Middleport, Lewis Sheela, Mrs. Larry Tayand will be formal for lad! Hospital. Visiting her wel'e her all who helped in any way. m•om •ce cream, only 79c I 2 111__3t• lor, James Conley, Mrs. Edna Army PFC Gordon R. Phalln, semi-formal for the men daughters, Mr, and Ml11. Larry The Family half gal.; 5 lb. basket toma-1 1960 VALIANT in good condl· ENTERED HOSPITAL Summerfield, Mrs, Irene Haner, •on ?I Mr. and Mrs, Alvle M. . FEB: U din· Foster of Columbus and Mr . 265 2 10 ttc , toes, 79c, Fancy bananas, 5 lion, May be seen during Among those who entered Hoi- Miss Osee Butcher, Mrs, Myr- Phahni A and Mrs, Edward Morris and 8 - - - - - - ---1 lb>. 59c. Jo-Bo dog food, 12 week at Saw Mill on Peach zer hospital in the past 24 bolll" lte Scott, DenniS Marlm, Cathy eroy, s part ctpa ng d nl!l' WI e SUn· children Erin and Chrts• ol . Notice ' ca ns $1.00; sliced boiled ham Fork Road, or call any lime were Mrs. Grace Caldwell, 718 Winebrenner, Jane Head, Tara else Polar ,a 14 , ay Heart church auditorium Bowling Green. ) SHULER'S GROCERY will ' 89c lb IVY :1-6812 2 10 6tc First Ave., Joel E, Ohm, 813 Bacon, Paul Parsons, Larry Iwinter kfleld texerc:: daFy atll Ill b bserved Mr, and Mrs. Parsons •• 0 0 open for business Saturday Open Sundays 11 a, m. to 7 The Rambler Second Ave ., Douglas E. Darst, Thompson, Krista! llasb and,io Alas a sc e u ch Sun- were Saturday everuna gueo\1 morning 8 a. m. Store form- p. m, Dally 8 a, m. to 8 p,m. World Standard of eompacl 499 Oak Dr., Spring Valley E,. Ralph Snider Jr, Feb, 17, d at lle a ur Lester Little 1 Saturday till 9 p, m. More than U,OOO U. S, an day at ~:30 p.m. Each family ol Mr. and Mrs. n--•·•· erly operated by Shain and 2 10 3t EseoUeuce tales, Rohert Saunders, Patriot, Canadian military perronnel are is asked to bring a covered dlsll and family at ,.....,gpor Philson, Antiquity, Ohio. ' c Big ear room, ride 11111 per: MiS9 Lura K. Burnette, Rt. I in th ers d t bl . A Roy Rhodes is • me'llCtll P• 2 10 3tc GAS RANGE frigerator 2 P lr' t Sa f d L B'll C taking part " maneuv · an own a e semce. bypro-the tlenl at Me'•• General Hos""re ' lormaoce, SmaD Cllf e<ODOID1 • 10 ' nor . I s, rown They are wtder direcliOD of gram will be presented .. ....NO TRESPASSTNG, pilfering, bedroom suites, 75,000 BTU and managerabWI} City, cathy Yvonne Heruy, Galthe Joint Chlefl of StaH, held Youth Fellowship, aL 15 or meddling allowed on AI- automatic circulating gas See lipolis Ferry, Mrs. Elmo Cun_ to otudy military operations unFEB. bert Tyler's premises. Any· healer, 1957 Buick. can WY Melnlpolllall Motol'l dill, Mason, w. Va,, Richard D. Gauge readlnga Gallipolis der arcUe condltiODI and to The Meigs County Democratone caught will be ponished 2-6646 or contact James H. E. MaiD Streel, Pomeroy Saunders, Lakin, W, Va., Albert dam 18.3, 32.1 running 138 feel evaluate plaDI for 11!lnforce- lc Club will meet Mlll!daY ovento the full extent of lhe law. , Woodyard, Chester. Pboae W\' W871 K. Hendricks, Winfield, W. Va. on rollers, Pomeroy · Mason mont of the Alukan Command· ing, Feb, 15, at the Second Albert Tyler, Darwin. I Z2 tic Deidra K. Cowdery, Pomeroy 29.97, pt, Pleasant 29,41, Hinton Pballn b a mechalllc in ward Firehouse at 7:30 p, m, 2 10 31P 2 10 tilp ready -••,•. Livestock Star Rt., Teresa R, Brown, 3,113, Kanawha Falls 8.89, Company, 1st Members are asked to bring OCle 0 es c!hCKEN Bar-B-Q, Sotur1ay ! of week , buy 'I• or 'h. Phone Rutland,_Mrs. Hobart J. Cozart, Charleoton Z2.92, London was Battalion of tbe 1724 Brigade's wrapped packages of up to $1 - - - - - - - - - February _ Pickup ""d WI 9-3044. 2 10 3tc FOR SALE - Holstein Bull Mmersvtlle, DoiUla J . Workman, runniug 8 feel, Marmet 6 feet, 60th Infantry at Fort RiCh- value to be auctioned off. La, - - - - - - - ----· calf. Roger Leifheit, Pome- Racme, Robert H. Roush, Jr,, and Winfield dam 14 feet ardson, Alaska. He entered lbe dies are asked to brln• 11811• Mro, Edna Sltllllll&fleld un20 2 II 3tc Rt , 2 RaCine, Mrs, Clarenee Har, BoaI movemeDII: Army rn· Fe'-••~• 19M and -~·•·• or cookies, at the Hoi zer delivery service on 1Y· Con·'It9Gl PLYMOUTH Fury, white roy, • "' derwent ourgery 8 tact any Midd leport f oroman convertible with slantlard . - - - --- - less, Rt. 2 Jackson, Mrs. Waldo Obi dfbo 14 "._, Kno '"""" spl G lli Ill Tblll'SIIIJ for your order. 1 9 lltp ''""'misswn Good condition. Dr_. Melvm E. Doerr, Vetertn- A Christman, Rt. 3 Jackson, Z o River - J at up • was last stationed al Fort "• . Pomeroy Chapter No. 80, Ho tal at po RUG Weaving . WI 9-2826. Would consider trade-in Ph. anan, large_and small anunal$. Mrs. John M. Cole, Rt. 4 Jack- :SO p. m,; Christy ap 14, 3:45 Ky . Royal Arcb Masons. will oold Callers of Mn, Mllry 2 5 30tp WY 2-3ll7. 2 9 31p 17ll Washington St., Ravens- son, Miis Jean Ann Ingalls, 7p.m.; John J, Rowe up 14,1 The 20-year-old soldier was their annuallru!pection Monday, on bee ':,"'" --:-:-=-=-.,.----:wood, W. Va, Phone 273-4271 Wellaton, Tim F. Bryant, Rt. 1 :30 p,m.: Poplar up IS, 5:10 graduated from Pomeroy High at 7:30 p.m. with Excellent Miss Donna er, UDI us. r.U1\IMUBILE lllsnrance t>eeD 100 JOINTS o/, iron pipe, for Office houro, Daily 4 to 6 p, lrontoo, Mrs. John L, Fisher, p, m.; Eastern up 15, p. School In 11163. Rls wife, Lois, Companion Charles E, Zllnmor- Mr. IIIII Mn. Ross Cleland and canceUed1 l..ool 1011l opo.ra sale. 5c a foot C. 1\. Jordan, m. I 28 tfc Chesapeake, Mrs. Rondal . F. m.: John Ladd Dean up 16, 6- lives at Mountain View, Alas- man, district deputy grand blgb Mr. and MJ'O, WIUla Frecl<er tor's lictnle? Call W'l :1-2!166 35 a. m,; Orlenian up 17, 10:50 ka, priest of Wellston. as lhO in- and Cllarleo of Cbelter. Mf, •ad IUUc Salem St., Rutland, Oh1o. Real Estate Foi Sale Robinson, Kilt. Hill, Mn. Oscar m.; Walter Beckjord down tlpeCting officer, Wort will be MJ'O, Chauncey werner. Mn . _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _:.:__ 2__9_ 41p __ , _ _ A. Dillinger, Rt .. 4 Athens_ and 17, 1, 20 a.m.; St. Mary'a ap 18, NEW BACON conferred in the M,art Masttn Roacoe Fife, cblldrell, David. Wanted To Buy Use our efficient Carpet Sham-;SJX ROOM, house, full base- Mrs. John R. Stmons, Ripley, UO a.m.; Cotton Queen up 18, COLLAGE STATION, Tex, degree, , Stephen and Terr}', ail of Mid· ELECTRIC water pomp and• puoer FREE with purchase ment, 2 miles north of Hem- W. Va. 7:40 a.m,; C, V, Harner up 19! (UPI) - Sliced, pre!rled, can- A dhmer will be aerved by dleport and Mr. and Mro. Norelectric water heater. Phone' ol Blue Lustre Carpt't Sham· lock Grove. Free gas, Floyd . DISCHARGED 4:35 a, on,; Jerry Bosworth ned bacon wlll go on the mar- ladle• of the Eastern Star at man McCain IIIII tjaulbters, WY 2·6066. z tl 3tc pno Baker Furniture Mid· Well, Chester, Ohio. Phone Patients recently discharged doWII 20, i:20 a.m,; Lawrence_ ket soon, Texas A&M Unlversi- 8:30 p, m, p--''-• the meet- Sherry. Feith and Amber, Ioesl, ___ _ dle ;ort t 9 6tc 985-246L .. 2_11_ 6tc included William Dillon, Alden B, up · 20, 7 a. m.; Kentuekian ty reports, Using a process de- log, with th;;lnvlted and Mr. NQr111811 Wlll of Rut1 TO HUNTERS and Trappers - , - . -··- - · . - HOUSE lor sale: 3 miles from WalliS, Ketth Chck, Mrs. Ltllle up 21, 3:05 a, m.; Orco up 21, veloped I' years ••o by the U. ., land wanted: 200 fox •ices, red I N!;;W autumn haze mmk p R 14S J hn A Halley Donald Barker, Ray· 8 • VIctor Bahr ... relun> $ISO. gray, $125. Leave feet stole. See: Mrs. Virgil Carl, J o;eroyJ on . mond Barton, Mrs. William May· 6:20 a,m,; Crucible up 22, s. Department of Agriculture, WOMBN EXBC8 . on hideS. Must be gnod cleen Rt 2, Pomeroy on Kmgsburg e ers, r., , I 10 Gtc nanl and infant daughter, Mrs. p. m,; Onward up 22, 1:30 a.m.; the bacon will be partially debY· BOSTON IUPI) - A prom1- eel to ber home to . 1!\J sur-t · It Rd. ur Ph. WY 2-6356. 2-1-12tp R"•••ll Hill and infant 1 on, Peggy Downey up 22, a, drated and vacuum-packet!. It nent educator aal4 Ill a lfl')' at the Boller a es. op pnce ,or a your 22 6 45 m ' l o · T Bailey Reedsville furs, Bill li'OR SALE-Mlddleour<'s ta1J. m,; Kay-D up • : a. ,; wiD be ready to serve aflt!t' a enct ol women's exeeuUvu bere G ,.._, , . ' ' Rl hid 10 Ohio. 2-ll-6t eot bulld!Dg, located 352 N. Help Wanted Indiana down Greenup 10 ' 20 p, minute's beating. that "galniD& real equaJlty for Mr. IIIII Mrl, Matlo)l liP ' · BEST PRICES ON Sewod Slreel, Middleport m,; Allee doWn Greenup U:lO . women In b aotng to and claaiblen ol Alli\iitl, call11111 ' ANTIQUE furniture, Abddin 1 a. m,; 0 , F. Shearer up Green- SHOULD BE I\IElLO'W be a pa11e11t ldalllf wort de-ed at the Starlin& l(alw Priced for qu1c11 .ale. 111r CONTACT: Juvenile lamp and old iron pieces, mar 1 quire at Oblo llotet Pomeroy, WY 2-31198 from up 2:10 ·a. m,; D. Southern OWENTON. Ky. (\WI) ,-- Tra- atped to ,sbow . that a (]18rle! bol)tj!B• . ble topped piece, Mrs. llow- I up Greenup 7:45 a, m.: South· dl\itln oays the four supporllng C8JI do a job ell1l8ll¥ ila ftll 'U . Mr. IIIII •:Mn., ard Cecil, BOO W. Main SL, 670 x 15 _ 16.60 FARM 82 A. on hl1d road, 9:00 a.m, until 4' 00 p.m. ern down Meldabl 3:50 p, m.: coluii\JJS of the <iwen CouniY a man!' IIIII !amUY ol LotiBJ!ollom spent Pomeroy, WY u . \ ous w building sites, old- house and Woman or man and wife, 45 Tlholt down Meldabl 5 p m.; court bouse in central Kentucky Dr. Raymond E. ('All'81' pro. SUDdiiJ with Mr. and 262 2 3 lfc , Nylon 81eekwoll Tube Typo barn, \io mineral, Leaded. years or over to live in and Buckeye Stale up Meldah 6:35 contain of wblskey which lessor .at Mr•, ;IIOrllliiJI, McCallf'and dau I SERVICE Homer Smith, Star RL No. take care of a family of 4 to P· m.: Wray down Meldanl 1.SO hJive been agtng there since lbe Graduala Scl1ool :of Burnlll' lllt*L·• . STANDING Timber. Top cash STAT ION S - Bo• 29, Ripley, W. Va. 5 boys, from U yearo down p, m,; Susan Lane down Mel- old Greek Revlval structure will .\timlnlsttalkm l!dde!l , ,1 ""-,:U,. Mt. aile( Mttl. StarUng lllaS9ar price paid Marion Reynolds Jock w 1-25-30\p to 2 years. dabl 3,35 a. m.; Elbha Woods completed In IIIS8. , .... . lOll. , ......., DisDa IIIII Charles,,._.and Mn. Coolville, Ohio, Rl 3 Call 'I . -· ......emplOyers ,.,. .. .. -ao1ng to .,....,es M""' .... lnlura.WANTED housekeeper to live up Meldabl i:45 a. a . merit, ·art ,,.._, w"b • -ualter 4 o'clock, 167-3503 _ _ c I Mgr. WY 2-9932 in. Phone W\' 2-260ll. GaJBpolll Dam - Wayne H. Angina pectoris b a paro- w.n\ to teep'them 011 ratb- IIIII Mrl. ()oe8r Babcock Ill Lilli 1 11 11 Copying Servtee. 2 3 tic dtrt/11 U:50 a. m.; Titan down xysm of pain 1n thl dlesl er !MD lin! jbeJP blrlil aw!IJ BoltDm. Stlllllaj. LUMP and nm ot mtno coal 1es made Gl teaal papen. u , s. Cl'fll Sonl<o , _ . 1:40 a. m.; Solvay up 6 a, IlL: ally brougbi on by exertion In by Olllli ·t.npaa'el:" for sale Goeglein Coal Co, bird! record• and almost any • - · - 10 ..., . . . patients with dlseued eol'01181')' · . PLAN SUPPER 10,., ""veMWOO<I up 8 L 1IL For Sale or Rent HOUSE for sale rent-, - 6 Pafl'l St,, Middleport, other di)OIIIIIellta. =< Konawba Rivet - " · J, Pat- arterloo. Portrayed . Ill !lcii/)D a ad 'ftle EUtern lll&b aeboolllee1 rooms 11111 bath, In Miners12 t Ue Re8W lllluriU!ce, P"':":':c :!\'.":,'...,:. ten down p, m,; , ' IIJmll u aa . lJ!IIGI, lor clasl II IJ)OIIIOI'Inl a JIIMJ. 'lllle, Qlrlo. Will oell oo land USED Anny field jackets, Air ,:.. ••'\:.. up Mllrlllel : a. m,; 7:10 p. m.1. '· Ala doWD \VJn. Oltplaln , ''ol ;JIIil· JpUtlt), IUPJIIf at tbe ICbooi pr•• . . 010 contraet. Wrfte Raymond E Coil>• coveralls, p81lla and CUSTOM butellerlnl and cut- wri.. ....., " - · - , . . _ . . . LoUisiana liP Winfield 2:85 p,m, Reid US a, m.; Semel doWII ..,._ ti>IJdi!!Oo, the Eutem-Pialnl • - tlda Brown, 755 Stelzer Rd., Col- ohirts. Carl Chevalier, Long IIDg, Pbl1 Midllr, Phone WY Tbelmll Ann up Winfield 8:1» p, Winfield 8:,11: a . .m.: lfella. I. al titJ, ; , Cl'Oiila8 Fl:!d&Y- Tbe IUPI* wllllltllrGIII l!lllbul Ill, Ohio. 2 10 &tc Boltom 2:NO!p a-15111. P t 1111 Dlllr ..... d " "'" OOio. 111.; B, E. llowlil ....... WIDilooW ,,JI a. .. lito!xl;,,~,,. . ..,. .... f ua. . SOCIAL CALENDAR DOLLARS STRETCH Ba.,.. PRICES REDUCED B t Same H•19 h Q 1• l~ ~ ....... Ea~: ~~ ~gleet 1 11~ \.ANI.... er:rg~:-~:· "l-.~3-4 1.~: ~\ed ,1 Chl'~h!H' ~.nd Edn~v :,'"n, "-~- an~ '-""~' ~ 'I lk.U!WJdll'\l!q~J :-•"""""''lll.• •• IT' J e eV1Sl01l l T~enl1clh o~~ler ~ally pomeroy M t or Co. 1' ~ s'l- ,~ , ',", @) Pha}I•D Polar Strike BIaettnars Saturd~~: H • N ' Army Maneuver coup!~ ~~~~~ b"~h t~~u~acred Stnk~, t~a~l: ~ ~-~; ~m ~=~~ Do~ c: Ri ver oews . 1----------Eastern Local fi~t s . ty N t ~dquarters b~[ 9:1~ R4eti p. =~= p~, wY ~6 6:1~ Judg~. Snow Tires ~. ~ ~~~"""""""""""""""""""""~]PHOTO dl~~··' ~ ~ ~r m,. ••• ,- '::::.= ...,. •.,._ ~== ~ ~~~ ~ ~ ~yer r:,::,, ....,.., ... -. - W~ ·'• ,. , k~ , 7 =-:;tSi:Z:fljli:Wl.rt;;ila~-IJOiiiillilifl~~~~~-~~~~~--loil':ll;o;;~~r;;;;;;;~~;;;;;~;;~;~:;;;;;~~=~=ii:.=:=~~tt~~::~:;::::~;;:~'·~~-t':•;,j~!~-.l~·~:::: v; ·'' ' • J ~ ,,.. [,·._. ···-.·· ' d •t '..' l(' . ,, • u* n 's TH£ ONL'<' WM ! KNOiJ TO FOR6ET HER .. ~~ tler ... I'VE JU5T 60T TO 1::~ EATIN6 UNTIL i'VE FOfif;OTTEN 0.' 'IIAlAH·HfR-NAME "? ...... 'J -(( t• e1 l'llt:U L.A»WELL HOW ON AIRTH COULD THAT HAPPEN> THAR AIN l b EEN A BREATH OF AIR STIRRIN' TH ' WHOLE B LESSET DAY 1 1 1 TH EM INFUNNEL ; REVENOOERS SLOW ED IT OFF, NOSY ' • CROSSWORD I 1 I La.ke. ""'----- m.TeUurtum: IIYm- 81. Btonol" rapher"• aorrectJDa tra£0 IS,Q,.k letter 88. Neuter '"""""' l'r, A ~lotlt 19. Pert. to the mooD A Pert. to u....... K i'racr"""" 615. Courage ol6. Dutch eheese Q,lnflame4 .-welling~ .... eyeUd:vaz. DAILY ClBirl1)QUO'l'll -Here's how ta work It! JLXYDLB.l.JLXB LONGrJ:LLOW Onelett.l:lm})b" .tuadl:foraaothe.ln t:bt.l8ti1Ple A 11 laecl for the ttu-. L'a. X for tM two 0'" etc. Slngle Jette-1'11, e.po... troph!.-. tha leDJth and formation ot tJM WQI'd.s &rP &II hint8. Each doT tho GOde lelteDI ue tllft"""'t. "liCK 11AC, lo .& Ol)i1TS»- QW t 'I • ' ''1-1.1,~· f , ,. -- oii.S. .... Oil ,.:.- do•• "Well, I think Junior, YMy well with hit homework I considering the only time h• has Is during; ' oommerclalt!,. 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Roscoe hnrnol •2:45 Country Go Roond 6:30 Top l'ell Revue 1.2 15 Goela1er Gutlt Star 3:10 Sunday Showcase 1:55 News Beat 1:00 Now• Ru.aulup 12 ' 311 '~·, ·~ Andersoo 5how 5:15 4::W Baptist La)'lDlUI'I Hour 1:00 Country Go Round 5 Public Service 3:00 Jim Mees Sbow 6:00 Sign OR 1.:50 Newa Beal :3ll Dinner Musicale TERRY ----- ~~~----------_:~~~~--------_J~I~:oo~&~p~OU:n~~~~ UO 6 IX> 6 20 6U T' Ill GEORGE WQIIIDEII -~ a- ,-· 1'011 IS · ' •' J.)NYN .,...._t..:;, .........- . .. -,-"• ANoTHER! ~111 . · ~· ,, ' ' ~~~..,..--~·'- -----· , ,.. , ••,. ' ,,BUT HIS ~EATMENT their ~_, i)~ij?. ·~~~~- •' ~; -~·).i~~,·;v. :~ £ ,.If; I'VE 60T TO KEEP ~- ~ ~& -~ · ~J~~of~ . . h~ , na• l M~..,.. ~llls·~l . •.-- ~Bid, U~'f ~ c.-- \IM.h::u now ~ all'~"• c. ~egs u,,ll~l .....nd<mt _.,on of Society Notes ' M~l~ A~. ~~:: ~SUPER / :~~~ :t P~rter, i:u,hcilbiU' VII lvl uf the been wnhheld until 9 p m each .-.u .. r H· ~t n trldltton or a ore- ' dly to try tu avoid tht m&Jot· ~~~~Arn:;ic!' /::ory." a~ ~10TOROLA f~r J.u!u;: , rt~al 1 I,~!J-E-EF, et~lle I'theu ' :- -;,,ya .~ ~ reasons-. ;o..JH•'- ·~·1· ~ ~ .w nd Apple Grove Amer~ hoGarfim~ I~ •tMr~. , 11'. . . . , c Sen~ices ~mp 7 EATIN6 .. iooo<-enc• unlil a il) ol young voew•r~. prm er• gml ty On April 6, NBC-TV will preotnt ! MILK TO COMPETE l anutht>r on~t\l)ur rrport aOOut WITH SOFT DRINKS anoth-.· aspt'rt of lhe law, COLLEf:E STATION, Tex . l "Terr~or In the Stroels" deal- (UPII w· 1 d 1 By . ,ULK DIJ BROW I1.-af'JOn Thf'l'e Is "Pf'rrv. .\tason". I~ Wllh the outbr..k · of vlo- hoplnut-0 1-.rons n h a rymen, . r th e ('O fllf'f I s ar~ o e Umtt>d Press lntern~atlonnl And thuu~h the (1.-.,. 111 !:: htoro uf HOLLYWOOD rUPi f - The ·The Fugit ivt>" i:- nnt an altor-l lt>n(' l' that ha ~ bt>~~n of such , Ji31wn ·s gigantic soft dnnk .... . . ('lllll'i'fn 1tl the pubhe n arkt'l hav r m d 8 . a~W , In fcwt and fldton , has an 1 n"Y· Ius l"t"laUon :;;l\lp w1tt1 I ' t' or . t' com-~ · obvJous exlraord inarv fascina - tht' law as an UnJustl y conv ll'l- 1 -pany to sell milk m soft drlnk- ;:~~~~-rll;f~,~~-G ~O~T=-~~ fJon for tt>lf'VI('Wt''"'i · One mHy : l'd man who has lu'"lt hi!! ral th , The fhannt"l Swim : Br ilatn 's type_ hnttles , Tex a!t A&M Unl) BLOW ED talk of tilt' many situi:tllon com- u1 justJn• undrJUtJlt-tlh l1<b mmL<llf'r ut hPalth hH!l an- \ vers1t:v reports. The . farmers O FF ed1es, but ,he.\ art' quil'k l) for - tmwht'\l a ft'~I'On'live rnmlf'l'll llliliii H 'd a b1.111 0 ~1 telev 1sed cig-! art' Bllrll_ng at ven~tng rna['h~oltt'n, whereas serk"ll about . churd m v 1 ewt'r~ <Jrl"lte . .- unun~ITHlls in l h at •lnP _qalt>s, and thP f1r~ product :he law, evt'n Lhose that fail m "Sial1t'r~··., Peo~h·. ·· of ec.mntry . .. until nuw , cigarette ~- be offt'red by the new _m mthe rat mg:s, set>m to stir : course. deals wilh the law 1 P~~~ chocolate milk . e~nL'ornmon mtert>st and a r~ re l.hrough rl ,fall' legislldor Aru.l l mt'mbPn--d . though . lhrr!! are eonr·P II atwn s 1 SE'VPral nn!RhiP fFiilurPs {'OfTif' ol . , pf!t·.~. lh 'W tont'~ atwavs \ 0 AllY 22. An ep.Lc· .o mind . Ttu:"rt' Wa! •·sam Bt>nf'· sePm £11 tl1t' rE"ady Thu! we ~I A CROSS like 1. A twln Jirt. " Wlth E dmond C.I'BriPn as rt>adr limt· Ill\' tr P'illllHw t-n· 1 . B.hlp'sapar tomcrystal 6 Jnke Ehrlich . and thouah 11 try , " F'•1r thf' Pen11le," ab•J"• I a poolticoL 2.<lanot ~"~ 9 ·. &llow Dull 2t.Girl's a. Let lt vasn 't very good and didn 't l)r~t>C UIIJf . N!':<l sPason we will ttnlah .-tand: ast lung , Jt had its mornents also und oubTNIIy have PNel' 10. Bat prin~ 8nd charmPd somP we~tc hers to Falk ao; .111 i:'arthy lawyer, and , U .Group wl.ndow 4.. Fu..st.en, aa to a. stake stella.. ·nor.- t I1an the usual degree., a St'I'Jt'S abou l 1he Feliera l Bu-' of eight tlon G . N~I '\.nd th(•re was ·' Th--:: Law and n ' ml ot lnvl'sU~aiiOn ·'Naked 13. Clty: 29. Gr.;,ek 6. GQld coin: VIr. Jones." with JamPs Whit- City" aud "The Untouchables'' Florid ' Early Eng. .letter 30. "Lone 1, Point ,lOre al.so as lin attorney, and each prr~wnll:'t.l different VJ('WS ~!: ~~Jhplaee Star'' 38. Hard ~.strong write-in campaign by nt the law. I ofAbrabala 8.Rebufl' 111au.ra onlmttl 1 8, Cn>wdo l l~wers may .have had some- I Tue~llay night NBC·TV pre--117. Dry, aa 11, Pantry 32. 9ungod fat f(J:. Biblical 38. AmeriCan: 15.Jdeuure .htng to do With H_s brit>l I'Pin- sPn!Pd a on(•-ho~r rC't)()rt about 18. :~ht oommodore land 19, l'ldltkm: ,t atem~n_t some ttme l:if!f'r it the Jaw _ dealing primar· rreen U. Wlne S4-. Lift w1tll. obbr. 12 was ortgmal~y ~ancrlf·d . il_1 w1th how criminal JUS-J · H•It&t1oa :JO, Jmpolb receptacle effort ll5 Not U Male JL 1\hlt The SUf'f'P<.;!'lP~ , "' eoursP , arP tories, lr\ as a reminder of 23. :0~ lf:'g.ton. There Is " The Defenders er m1 arrest Js made. The 24. Simple; a1. , oh~ ~hjch h.as had a healthy run ' gram , using uumerous case his 21· Antlerecl .hough It may not return neKt tor If's , yas a reminder of the 28. ~~~tll8 I" Gr-eat -"' .I Rl MII'Ii Mr~ I ;; a2 I ~ ~1pp . =,..-c===~,=- t]] ~~-r .t ,: aor.-.- " r /t;J"JJ .f eA.'\.":!l. •·.•·r._. r -IW'I ;·· ... " _.,., ,.,.,.{N,, ··' ~ ~.l ~a.>~ ,i.O.·-,~· ;r ~, ·,-• ..... · ,,·,.,.·• '1 ' ,. ..... . ""..,.... ... , ... ·, . ~ -• . .i ,, OF �• .... \. · ·~- . . . . . ...... · - . . .. .. ·· -~ ··· . ... .. ... ~ . . .... ... . ~ I • '1101V VOTJ PO'W' Bonl -lsto t1 •IPI lor lslllllds, aevea lababll<d, IIOd 114 aoiDW lalaods, lour t. FRIDAY 9 to 5 and SATURDAY 9 to 9 WESTCLOX 7.98 Coah and Cl.rks $1 .1'1 NYLON ST RET CH Red Heart K"iHing Worsted HEAD BANDS JOO'I [iup o11t Strl'ldt 1\Y !on. F'tls <~ II hl'<~d stll' !> ~ whtle aml alt t lw populilr i't •l ors . 4 o un ce ~ 4 ply - t oo ·~ \'trgm wool Ill new Ta ngle- 11 Baby Ben" Alarm Clocks Eosy to read dial- quiet , depend•ble DOLLAR DAYS Proof ske in _ DOLLAR DAYS 89c Nifty Magnetic Space Saver Notebook \'in_d plaslir covers tn a.;;sortect ('Olors. Tnp pun(' hE'd l fi l lN p;_ q wr. $1.00 "SWEATER-NU" From the m:.~k t>rs of Pix aH Ltnt HemO\'I!fS. lnslantl y rpuwvc s fuzz h al ls f rom .all knJt fabrtr s. $1 .00 ... 00< JACKETS "D-FUZZ-IT" FABRIC COMB Brush aWilY un sigh tl y sweater f uzz in SI:'(."Umb . Works on a ll fa brics, . $1 00 ' wool, Sale 3.00 Whi le slwpp ing at 1l11 nng Dolla :- Davs __ SPlt'l'l thf' Valf'n · tin ~s "ou ' ll nr>t'IL A f inf" ftt" ad .1 fur your mstant s.el e<"lion . I,..... -,. ........ Hond - Linen - Ripple. Wh1te and colors - plain and decorg\ecl. 2 boxtl ted. 2 $1Q·95 ' BATH OIL Dr:';· skin White, pink . blue , yP ilow , or showers. gree n, red . Reg. 49c 3 fo• balh oil for tub $1.00 Save On Cosmetics - Hair Care ProductsTooth Pastes- DeodorantsShave Creams - etc., on Dollar Days 99c LUSTRE CREME SPRAY SET _ CARYL RICHARDS Just Wonderful HAIR SPRAY 71c 89c $1.49 WHITE RAIN HAIR SPRAY _____ , ______ $1.12 $1.00 ALBERTO VOS CREME RINSE ----- ------- -- 7Se 77< BAYER ASPIRIN (IOO's) ------------ 67c ' $1.29 SIZE BUFFERIN TABLETS (IOO's) -------- 97c $2.00 TONI HOME PERMANENTS ------· ------- $1 .SO $3.S0 TECHNIQUE PRETTY PERM --- ---- ------ $2.62 98c DERMASSAGE SKIN LOTION ---------------- 73c 49c IPANA TOO\H PASTE ______ -- ------------ 37c $1.15 FASTEETH (Holds O~ntal Pl1tes) ------------ 85c 65c JOHNSON'S BABY POWDER ------------- ----- S2c $1.3S ST37 ANTISEPTIC LOTION - -----~ ----- -- $1.01 $1.45 P.ckage of 10 GILLETTE STAINLESS STEEL $1.18 $1.50 GILLETTE SLIM ADJUSTABLE RAZORS __ $1 .12 $1.00 Schirk HOT LATHER SHAVE CREAM ------ 73c 75c BAN ROLL -ON DEODORANT . --------------- 56c 69c ARRID ROLL -ON DEODORANT ---------- ---- 34c ,Dollar ----Days f STEAM and DRY IRON SWEAnRS [ron• ali fabrics, even delicate wash ' n wear. Slipo\·ers and cardii;ansSizf'll small, medium, and MENS $9,95 large. J ' l In The Men's & Boys' Department BARGAINS FOR DOUAR DAYS Mans 3.95 Heavy Weight Flannol Work Shirts 2.50 Boys 1.95 Long Sleeve CCIIIon Sport Shirts .. 1.50 Mons 6.95 All Wool Flannel Shirts ........ . 4.00 Mons 2.95 Flannel Work Shirts ...•• , . . 2 lor 5.00 Mens 2.95 Flannel Pajamas ........ . .. 2 for 5.00 Boys 2.95 Long Sleeve CoHon Sport Shirts . .. 1.50 Friday and $1.95 HANDBAGS ... , , . , ...... SALE $1.00 freshmen entering $4.95 HANDBAGS . ... ' . .. ' .. . . ... SALE ................ SALE on $2.50 Sale! Metal Wardrobes- Utility Cabinets Base Cabinets- Wall Cabinets for CON· FORM plastic seat. Adjustable to 4 positions for support u baby grows. Reversible- weight contour of the stall on wood or concrete. Patt'l!rns Inca lvory, low prices on Fatr,us lors. Completely installed 10c mootb ver - for amoother, cooler, faster and aafl!l' iron· $J.QO SALEI GLOVES Assortment of Men'• and Boys' blg)ler priced Lea· tbtr and Wool Gloves. Your Choice- FASHION FABRICS DOLLAR DA Yl Yard Goods For Spring Saving 45" SEERSUCKER - 100% cotton in •triped white, pinkjwhite, blue jwhite, yellow!white. yard yard QUADRJGA CLOTH - 36 lncheo wide, needte!Ied, euor· anteed fast eolora, 100% cotton. Laree lhipment :lust r• celved includlnc big oelectlon of patterns and aollda, pillow cue prlnta, dots - checks - ttripea. flo!'flll. 49c yard Dri crea•e reaistant finish. Pre11hrunk, 1arb dyed, vat colon. \0"-¥•"~"-1" Size. Checb, AU oolora, 69c yard aU at February Sale Prices. ~bent. Lint free - long WOIII'inc. STOCKINGS, Size Blil to 10\1. Beille and aBSorted colors. 2 for $1.00 Dollar Days ONE SIZE CREW SOCKS .I ;II I, The Alber's holdup ! Authorities report•d that the line, "They also serve who only stand Hugh Cus ter, chairman of the county hospital commission, MOSCOW (UPI) _ The Kremlin w•rned the Unl- i _"land!ords" or the hosp ita l Late fed States tod~y that it will not n 0 m 1964 another $3.700 was ap• had" fo lh• retaliatory oir raids egainot . ANKU ··SOCKS Size MG-11: W'lto. .JM cotton. : pli•d agamst _tile__ debt by the 1 newspaper I ·~itorial In the Communist party Provda satd: "The Soviet 90vernmont h•s staled and is Nam. An I Fornu'!r Rt>~iflf"lll tracts ol land m dllteron~ "<. tiona of the county. Drolllng j Killl'd Thur•rlay · . a 1 rJgs have been plared on 1 A fd~mer .M•ogs Countv res d l bl 't 'tb · ,1ew es ra e s1 es wr a1 dent, Carl F'lsher: -46. of More- least two drilling operations ~ead, Ky ., was ~~~led Thursd~y going on al the 1\rebs prop-m ~ head-on ~olllsJOn near his erty oo Sand Hill and one res1dence wh1le enroute home 1 well sunk 00 the c. c. Lewis from work. Fisher was a rail- farm. I Communist China sold today Ito lh~ Hanna under taIfe(' --- - - '\. · ~ Reclamation Plan "~"'' -; ~ I I ~m I! I' I Bar-~ Schools were closed I i Middleport; William Krei· built MIG 17 jot fighter• but encountered little more a:elmeir, Pomeroy. than rifle-firing troops in foxholes~ out western Iowa, where up 10 inchea: of snow fell ln - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - ' ' - --"-- - - ' - " - - - - - - - - - hour, and would-be travelers in Nebraska, Iowa, Minnesota Wisconsin were warned to home. South of the storm's Lincoln's I freezing rain turned hl~n:·~~~ into ribbons of Ice . The sin traffic patrol said was "just one car atter ano,th- . er in the dlrehes" along in the soutlrcentral part ot Creed Based Upon God Today It lo fiHing state. thlt Abraham L.~:'~ih united with no c hlo writings and oxprooproved firm convlc· d~y I 1 I flOO God. crood olton Ia up In one of hlo staoto- 1~!'!'' DRESS SOCKS Rights Leadef is Chained • HOsplta • l T0 HiSBedIn Viet Nam resulted Thurs • . farmland. Through / 1 clines Thursday - 882 compared to Wednesday's · provide abundant supplies of was re- der and made no effort to inter- [ 861. ; moved from Bevel's leg on the fere. About 75 of the Negro lead- ! wc · - ,· ·' "· ' -.·; · users of coal, the electric utilrequest of his physician. Sher~ ers knelt to pray and then the S . An I ities. ,. Ireland slate-d. ' group d'1spersed DOURf"f"f • " T'o meet this committment iff's deputies were posted at j f"rl' l('t' door, armed with electric The U. S. Fifth Circuli Court , For ]nfant, Agl'n :J in Egypt Valley , w• n...t a 14- .:•u;ct~~i:nr:;e~ 1 1 cotton. tlon line at the Dallas County Dame! H. Thomas m Mobole. dent in a Negro voter registra· Courthouse. INTERs ROSPO'AL o. o. Pattorl<tn, MOts• eouu- IJ ..,m~lldent of ~ehoolt, ell- • •• - tered · Holzet' lloapital at 5:11 , p.m:, ai a .-'r· ~ 1,- . . '- .·. ',' . · :~; d~iv~~~d ~~t~o~~as;;:;.;~~~ prods and guns, and of Appeals Thursday ordered a Funeral servires for r.erald wife complained that she was U. S. district judge to hold a E. Brewer, 3, who died Thursunable to visit her husband. habeas corpus hearing fer 26 of i da.v at 3 p.m. at the Camden the 3,400 Negroes arrested in ! Clark Mf'morial hospit-al, ParkBevel, a lieutenant of Dr. the four-weeks long demonstra- following a short illness. will Martin Monday Luther during King, was ar· tlon• an lnciTit at dSelma. rested $1.00 att~ck j Sizes 10if. - 13, Arjylll ..ttarno ..:.. clO<k offect-tulvelti.,, 100% ~ intelligent day in the biggest loss in 1reclamation , he said, it can be stock prices since the day 1 converted into an important President Kennedy was ,ource of pulpwood which could Nov. 22, I' assAssinated. le-ad to the location of paper 1963 _ By United Press International i Declines outnumbered 1products plants in the region. Sheriff James Clark Thursday night transferred the . lle said development of the . · th e Sel rna . AI a., rar1a · 1 · gains thrH-to-one as they mine will require an initial in· Rev James B eve,I a k ey f 1gure tn · 'I ce 11 to a hosp1·1a 1 wh Pre h e I did on Wednetlday when , vestment of $15 million. 1~e•m<mstrat~ons,,_ f rom his .)al I~ the most serious Commuchained to · bed. nist in the Vietna- l· ''If the coaJ jndustry Is to Bevel was suffering from a virus. He was one of 3.compete with other energy :;~~~~~~~a~r~,~tc:~ arreste d In · Sel rna d unng · k 1 mese war was reported. wee s o But there were more de- ' sources- and continue to pro-and was under charges of contempt of I vide jobs for Ohioans- it must 1 [ ta~es t'a~l "':e~t I • DOLLAR DAYI 2 poln ! eum t·oml'ames operatmg m the area secu_riog_ ,.Jeases on I, I '• I one size lit, aU slzea 8 to 11 Wblte witb ribbed lop. MRPUL Co~m~~r.~"t::orth Vio~ 1 man Thursday n1gl1t at Vete.r· an.' l\1r'monal hosp11:1i I':!Jen ehf>r k wa s ha ndPd nver. 1 Ilion'• A..,lo $1.11 [ to lanans - we couldn't name them all now ... sell a fl "Pukes- ~:~e~~l ONE SI!E SOCKS for ~nd wait:• Rotari;;n, planne-d th~: S O.S_ oper~H10n to whwh IJVer IO,ornt Me1gs count\' men . wompn nnd 1 rhildren camr on thrt-~ t-' dilleren! ncca.~ ions o~·f'r a st x wPek , PT. PLEASANT - Reports oil well drikes in M~son County are becoming more numerous each daJ with some true - and some not A('('ording to reliable sour('es there ar. til least three ?"tro.l· of I Men's 50e Culhlon Sole 3 lUI • · lUI Jumbo Size 18" s 82" - Super (Furnltu..-Jrcl Floor) Sat_urd~y D_oU~r, ., lrregulanl Kendall ~·h T~JI: · u perteet would be S8c - .... ltAYON STOCKINGS - ond COTTON ond RAYON one olze fill alzes t to II. White with color top. Wipe clooo plutlc .with 1 heovy cotton flannel !>oek, beautiful patterns look lite line cloth. , . ,.. 52 BY 70 tNCHIS -------•----------·--' 52 BY 52 INCHIS ---------------------52 IY 90 INCHIS ---------------------61 INCH ROUNO ------·---------------,.--- EVERYDAY COnON STOCKINGS loyl' Cu1hlon Sole CIIECDll> GINGHAM - Fine 100% combed cotton. Drip. $1ZE IIZI IIZI IIZI DOLLAR IJAYS · DRIP DRY SPORT DENIJ4 - 36" wide - 100% cotton, machine washable. Ideal for aportlwear, slipcovert, drap. es, etc. Beautiful 10Uds and coordinated. stripea. 69c Sizes 101> to 13 - 100% Cotton Supima in solid eo~ IOJ'II ribbed top or a 4 ply Usl~ Sock in conservative patterns. Your choice - 1 I ~ MEN'S 69t DRESS SOCKS A check for $3,018 has been ,hospital Itse lf. I Roti.lri;ms were given strong ' period_ given to Veterans Mernur ial The $3 .013 la st n1gl1! wa~ :-;upport b~· thr Ohio F.ti:l Ph i Twf'n! y-f ive cents w~;~s given · hospital by the 1963 S.O.S spon- what was left ove r a!ler b1Hs 1chapter of Bt•la Sigm<1 Pil L by a~ a "fee " by reripients ot the so ring organizations to help de- were paid in connf'ctron wnh l the Ci!izt•ns Band R<~dio club , shot:- - though this w<ta not fray a debt of $9,000 incurred the 1963 polio mvnunization pro- and by doctors mandatory. in building and equippin(!l the Ject. It had bePn msp ired by 1 Dr. H. R. P1ckPns . a Hotnr- " There were dozens of people huspital 1.If.! years ar.:o. , the Rotary tlub. I ian . arranged for the ora l who worked on thi s projert. I Thur~day ni~hl, John L . W~r-- ··--- --l "shots'' and with Prosecu t.ing nursf".~. sorority wnrnen , doc. ner, v1ce-pres1dent of the M1d - .,.;;,.--Y"":'"": IAtlornpy Bernard Fult z. a lso 4::1 tors. rHdio club memhPr s, Ho- COLUMBUS IV PI) - A multi-million doll ar pro. gr<Jm to rlev elop coal mine s 111 the Egypt \ 'al ley sec lion Bessie F'isher Ensenhauer und ment in West Virginia was ex~ ' ton Drug store and H&R Fire- ' of Belmont Countv and lhPn recJaim the Ia ntl for further The "deeds" wore not explained. But the New ChiI· 1 t · 1 d I"Pt'rPalwna 1 use WI·11 be un d erta k f't1 by the pected to get a stamp of ap- atone in Middleport. ITheodore Fisher and the ne- Rl'o Will Rf't•f'ive 1 mr us na an na News Agency broadcast to Tokyo from the mainland I phew of Eugene fisher of $2.160 Thru (;raul ' Honna Coal Co. proval in the House today along Hartenbach also reported that R10 Grande Col1ge is a mong , R L. Irt>lan_ct. found~r of th e .company, and the Oh10 with 10 other bills while both Ihe Langsville boy said he us~ , immediately raised the specter of a korean-type Action I Monkey Run . Atso surviving are in the minds of Wsetern observers here. his wife, .Julia, and a daughter, 17 Oh1o Colleges to wh1rh hmds DevPiopment Dm;· ~t,or Fred A. :\euensc hw~mder made houses had also at ~assrqe ed some of the money obtained IR b t were granted tor 1.000 sl udPnts tb.e announcement lhursd ay_ Identical measures calling for the forgeries to pur-/ SAIGON IUPI) Military authorities disclosed to· . services are sch<'d-' oilow _income lami loes to help "We are gralofied that th e Hanna Company has pro· teacher salary hikes. beer at a local establish· day that massive air strikes by U. S. and South Vietn• uled for Saturday at 2 p. m. at them work their way tlorough posed a r_P<~ll~ tl r ami praetl(',al program,of restoration .a~d Before the lawmakers recessThe sherifr said a rurth- ' mest bombers against Communist North Viet Nam ' r~c Iamatwn m til e Eg~· pt Valley area, the state offlctal er investigation of this incident doalt a heavy blow to Viet Cong sources of supply. Ithe Stuckey Funeral home at college ed for the weekend. they . 'd Th t IS , a par t of p re:s1. Sal( I i Morehead, Ky ., re at•vei sm e gran Th. . , bo d d expected to advance a half is being made and charges ot Moro rolds seemed likely, North Viol Nom termed tho 1 ' d d t J h ·on ·s War on Povere area •.s un e on t 1H' om~en other ~easures to arne~illegal beverages to a attacks "a new, most serious war ad." to ay. ,en ho hns, · $J0 ; . north by Sewellsville, on Ihe for supplies , services and men~ stage m the _House, m· probably will be brought [ , y, w tc a moun 1s 1o ·5.000 . b . d' b f' LORIDA Is d 15 · 11 b - ed · b west y Falf\'Jew. Qn the south are a 1rect ene 1L dudmg one creatmg, a statethe permit holder. LONDON (UPII -- Primo Minister Harold Wilson RETURN FROM F tu en WI e assign JO s by Barnesville and no the ··The coal indu..<>try further Mr and Mrs Willard Hines on and otf the campuses and b , . b f'l oh· b d' operated lottery that _s . youths are being turned ! pledged British support lor U. S. policy in Viol Nom In 1 · and Mrs· Emerson We11 , pa1·d wans y provJ mg d Mr : -v Jt ornst.own . . . ' ene 1 s t be a target for " ~tift floor over to Meigs Cowtty Juvenile i 1 personal call over the Washington to London hot line 1 an · · · .' " . . "The (:Oal mdus try IS vl!al to low eost coal to th€' electne 8 fight early next week. ·• authorities for prosecution. The fo Presirl elf John1on. have returned 10 Rw G1<.mde Will rece•ve $2.· the economic life of our slate ," ulilities. which makes possible · The Labor government found Itself in a paradoxi- ~otor _trip to Florida. They VIS· l60. The Jarge!'it. grant, of Neunschwander said in u state-- low cost power for the state 'a names of the pair were withcal position. Fifty Conslt'vative parliamentarians form. tted w1th Mr. and Mrs. J 0 h n : $103.33 7 BLIZZARDS MOVED ACROSS to OhiO_ State,; mcnt. " Its payroll of over $100 homps and industries, both pre-sally congratulated Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart Bowen and Mrs. Ellen Baer at I To qua llf) for the Jobs, stud- [ million a year , and the nearly en! and future." th• Midwest today, choking Meigo General Hospital fam1hes $IOO mt!lion more a rar Jt a , with more than foot of snow. ADMlSSIONS-Cora Rice. Mid- on his "firm support of American policy," whil• an , Bradenton and Mr. and Mrs. l ents must be from 5 Otis Spencer at Daytona Beach, I whose annual mcome 1s $.1 000 I ___ _ y P y \\ould Spend $l5 Mtllion Hundreds of motorists were dltport; Raymond Zerkle. Porn- oqual number of Laboritoa called for a policy chango. and at numerous places of in- ror less. Thr~· yill be limited to .,., ,·-"''(1'' .1,-,..,.q. Ireland. now vice chatrman feared stranded in wind-blow eroy; Carolyn Price, Rutland; SAIGON (UPII- Two U.S. Air Force officers who terest enroute there and home. 15 hours of work per week. 1 NEW YORK · of Hanna 's parent. Consolida. 01 ,rt' between Omaha and Lin· Richard Oiler, Middleport. took part in Thurtlday's air strlko against North Viol -----. (UPI) tion Coal Co., said the area in· coin: Neb. DISCHARGES - Nanni• Nom said today thoy went prepared to fight off SovietThe continuing crisis in : volved now is largely marginal ' I 2 :;· $lOO i"eYI These multi p11rpose bookcaselstorage cablnet_a blend perfect witb contemporary or Early Amencan decor. Generous dust free storage for books, records, or what ha_ve y~u : . , A large 36" wide wtth slidmg doors. Sohd '14 Pan· el construction !5'1:!x36 top suitable to h~l~ streo or TV set. Walnut, Maple and Mahogany Fmtshes. large new 1election of bookcases and retord cabinet•. now $2.39 Nltey Nite Sleepen - - - $2.® $3.29 Nitey Nite Steepen $2-50 I Bradbury Elementary schonl CHARLESTON, W. VA. -: A' about two years ago and had ' military units near Viet Nam, Formosa and Hong Kong I road employee. . have pledged to support North Viet Nom "with actual bill to abolihs cap1tal pumsh- Istolen merchandise from Out-, deeds.u He was the son of the late .' I NEW SHIPMENT · . .... I Hospital Debt Reduced by$3,018 WASHINGTON !UP!)- A mood of watchful wall· 1 men entered during rain when 17 year old youth apparently had , confirmi"!! again that it will.not remain Indifferent 10• the store was virtually empty . not been involved in any of the wardsI m11ntenante of sec:ur~ty in a fraternal aocieJ;itd . and support Brandishing a 32-caliber revolv- , forgeries other than the one at coun ry an WI'II rend er her necessary ard But five days after the first U. S. air strike, th~ er he forced his wa'" into the ! Wyalt & lhle's. . Kremlin continued to maintain silence about "further manager's office and demand- ! The 15 year old also _admit· , measures" threatened by the Soviet Union. ~ "all the money." ted that he was respons•bte tor , a breaking and entering at the / DOLLAR $J.00 DAYS i Record Cabinets or Book Shelves e VIsit the Furniture Dept. on the 3rd floor and see the a~ · alarm. "-· washable. tng, $2.95 with pad. $24·00 lppea~ed to be emerging today. It appeared to foresha· dow still mora air strikes against targets in C •t North Viet Nam in an effort to turn the tid o:':'hmunll • • The ad'!"inistration appeared nn long:, to b: ~:: lhng. the Umted .s!ates to a rigid policy of "tit-for-tatu feprlsal for specific Communist attacks on AmeriCif'l orces. For the Chief Executive, Thursday was a day which ldleport -Pomeroy Rot <try club , would bear out the truth of poet John Milton's famous /handed a check for that amount took •A gunman wearing a black on Feb. 9. He also, satd ~t: ski mask which covers the en- 1money from Rupe s residence. 1 tire face except the eyes, got I Sheriff Hartenbach said three i away with f6,000 from th• Ohio checks already forged were Federal after forcing the man· found destroyed a short hme 1i aser and three tellers to lie on after the pair had left Wyatt & a restroom flOOr and threaten- : Ihle's Store. All were made out lnpo their liver it they sounded lin the amount of $30. lightwe1ght DOLLAR DAYS ironine Flannel lick Plastic Table Cloths S.lo $3.95 BABY BLANKETS Toddler and children famouo Pak·Nlt fabric, Jon coated stretch on co- ed tufflex pad. Lees Broadloom Car~­ Choiee of patterns and co- SEAMLESS NYLONS SALEI NITEY NITI! SLEEPERS board pad - plus a Tel· 99c Take advant-age Solo Thick molded easy to clean vinyl cover- (Furnitur......Jrd Floor) All first quality. Ironing Board Pad & Cover Set BABY SEATS 54.00 Oouble Door Wardrobe, 42 ln. Sale . . $44.00 35.95 Double Door Wardrobe, 36 in •.. Sale $27.00 25.95 Double Door Wardrobe, 36 in, .. Sale $21.00 32.50 Double Door Utility, 30 inch .. .. Solo $27.50 59.95 B11e Cabinet, 30 inch . . . . . . • . Sale $48.00 49.95 Ba.. Cabinet, 24 inch . ..•.•... Sale $39.00 27.00 Base Cabinet, 16 inch ......... Sale $21.00 32.50 Sliding Door, 40x30 Wall Cabinet Solo 27.50 29.00 Sliding Door, 30x30 Wall Cabinet Solo $24.00 25.00 Sliding Door, 24x30 Wall Cabinet Sale $20.00 12.95 Singe Door 16x30 Wall Cabinet Sale $10.00 6.95 Single Door 15x24 Wall Cabinet .. Sale $5.00 6.95 Double Door 24xl5 Wall Cabinet .. Sale $5.00 24.00 54 inch Wall Set ... .. ......... Sale $16.00 Vinyl plastic - asbestos tile - 9"x9". Easy to in- a r East Crises s [1of Gerald Rupe at . Bradbury I I THERMAL $1.00 .1' j HELP COMES ON DEBT - John Werner hands Hugh Custer, ri ght. a check for $3,018 which will be used torein building and t>quipping Veterans Memorial hospital PI:.! years ago. Werner is vtce president of the Mtddleport-Pomeroy Rotary club which led in sponsonng the r·otmty .wide S. 0. S. Polio im!Dumz:ation program il! the spring of 1963. The money was "left over '' after pa yir.g all bills in the program . Custer ts cha1rman of the Meigs County Hospil•i co mmission. "landiords'' of th e hospital Left to right are Harold Sauer, preSident of the hosp1taJ board of trustees : Werner, Custer. Mrs_ Tom Sr al ly, cou i\ ~y coordi nator of the SOS program; Sharlee Newman . presodent of the Ohio Eta Phi chapter of Beta Sigma Pho sororit y. Dr. R. R Picken•. ROo tari<tn , who helped inspire the SOS program and obtained tlw mP ci icliJe . and Charles RiDeout , hospita l adm i nistra· tor. d~ce stil~ further a $9,0_00 defkit I I 1 WOMEN'S polr FIVE CENfS - -- - - - - and promotion for development Each of the checks cashed at 1ng settled over the White House today while officials of a population of 100,000. Pomeroy business places were attomp~ed to assess the latest devejapmenls in tho deepen1ng VIet Nam crisis. The President's official calmade out lor $24. COLUMBUS - TWO LOCAL The youngster told Sheruf endar contained only one appointment-a 1 p.m. EST firms _ an Ohio Federal Sav· Hartenbach that he obtained the lunch to commemorate the 156th anniversary of Abra· lngs and Loan branch and an blank checks on the Citizens • harn Lin_coln'~ birth-~ut if was expected that confer· Alber's Super Market- - were National Bank in Middleport , Incas w1th h1s top mihtary and diplomatic •dviMrs robbed of more than $6,000 , wher. he burglari7.ed the hOme [ would occupy much of his day. -~---- -- Warm _ boy TOKYO (UP!) - For carrying - for feeding - for ploying. Light- LEES Broadloom Carpet $1.00 Slr:e 36:w:5D lnthll seamless nylon mesh weave stockings. Sizes 8'-h: to 11, Hartenhach said the cector lor Butte .County, Cah- forged and cashed three other forma, he wllJ dJrect plannmg checks in Pomeroy recently . , Thursday. 2 $1.00 c. V I Pro- j Sizes 34 to 40. Pastel colors or maize, pink or blue- 2 Sheer County - - - - - - - - - - - Nicholso,n, executive director of were Jailed after a forged the zanesvme Industrial check for $30 was cashed at gram (ZIP) since July, 1963, Wyatt & Ihle's store on Route announced his resignation Thurs- ;1, below Middleport. day to take a similar job in Cal- 1 Sheriff Hartenbach reporled , Hornis. that the 15 year old during As economic development d~· questioning, admitted ' he had WOMEN'S FLANNEL GOWNS B•chelor Girl Excellent for pillow11, chair 11eatv. fo~ stooltf knt!tl~= bags and numerous other use1. AH fil'Bt qual ty, · a new,' up to d-ate patterns in upholstery fabrics . Texture• - TWE'rds - Brocati'Jies - Mattlesse1. White or Brown Baked Enamel Finished Chrome or Cast Brass Hardware. Magnetic Door Catches. Aztec White, Amazon White, Light corkstyle. Elastic leg brief style polka dot&, e·andy stripes, floral prints. All sizes 6, 7 and 8. 26" X 26" and LARG,I R 2 EXCELON TILE Regular and extra large sizes. White, tailored and lace trimmed styles. styles to choose- DoHar Days or at home. and an accomplice, a 17-yearWASHINGTON (UPI) _A new U I' · VI ZANESVILLE - G. ROBERT old Middleport Rt. I, youth, Nom--going considerably beyond si,;,l~ r::.;:~:~on~ RAYON PANTIES for campu~ ing revenue bonds. Womens 59e Phil Mtld RAYON PANnES UPHOLSnRY SQUARES FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1965 1 Portland. on intoxication boy carrying a Joaded pistol The SherUf's department aJ- j charge and an for investigation be land another juvenile were ar- so arrested Donald Lovett, 41, Thursday. built m the north dormitory Sheriff's Department Thursday complex at a cost of f2,664,406 after passing a forged check. to be financed by self-liquidat· Meigs County Sheriff Robert $l95 polr NEW SJiiPMENT S.lo ARMSTRONG II" LE'NGTH Washable, permanent finished pre shrunk, Need no 8 tarehing or stretching little or no lronlna. Patterns in white, pink, aold , floral. ..-" -' -' . -. ::: in Septem- The residence hall, to known ... Taylor Hall, will be p·ested by the Meigs $7.95 HANDBAGS ..• , .• , • . . • . • . • . SALE $4.00 2 » altemoon. Low &Oatpt 24. Sahlnloy fllr "'"' coldor, bigb :M-40. ber, 1966, and thereafter reside ! A 15-year-old Langsville Rt. l held. $1.50 LACE CURTAINS Good quality. White, all cotton blankets with stitched ends . red. Sizes 10 to 20. TENDER TOUCH Coats & Clarks C' rorhet Thread. 55U y-ard .s pools. SHEn BLANKETS Regular $J5.00 Coats $19' 50 low price . An excellent value in all wool tweeds and meltons. Full len gth coats, w;~rm inlerlint>d. All nt>w style~. Melton in Helene Curtis $'2 .50 CROCHET THREAD ~ Size 80x108 . , . $2.58 brown, black and blue - and twf'f'd r. in blue, hrown and SOUTH MAID all WOMEN$ . ..... ........................ . . $1.95 ........ ......... . . . . . . . ..... . . $2.95 Size 70x90 . . . . $1.88 Higher priced coats to sell at this low - boxea firmed a regulation that TRULON WOMEN$ WINTER COATS All this sale at the sale prices. Newl Quick Drying Your choire or wide- wule corduroy with w ;~rm pile lin1ng _ 2 roomy pockets - loose ht>H in hack and Heck suede car coats _ warm lining in brown and loden grl:"en. Size!:\ 8 to 18. $1 .00 White and colors. $6.95 con· $2.95 HANDBAGS •N th i.~ ;/. COLUMBusomoThursday STATE University's trustees awarded • $2.6 million DOLLAR DAYS A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF HALLMARK NOTE PAPER WORLD ~:~~~ fo;e~d!~::r~,r~~~ud:~~ Nothing cleans like a brush mat! Keeps . dirt outside. High quality - give 8 long service. Saves t1me - Save• Regular 13.95 and 16.50 Cor Cools STATIONERY By Case the $1.00 Pick your color and size and shape handlr.Jg during 100% COCOA FIBR! 13x24 18x30 Womens Car Coats Saltt Valentine's Day Is Next Sunday :~~--- COCOA DOOR MATS work . See Those Wonderful Values In each ch In all sizes, all sales fmal. Reg. 5.95 to 8.95 Women's Dresses . .. Sale 2.00 8 to 2 1 inches . 10c .. for sty). A final clean-up of Women's Winter Dresses) not Reg. 10.95 to 16.50 Woman's Dresses (with cue) 22"x34" $5.39 24"x44" ..•••. $7.95 2 seaml~ ss LADIES HANDBAGS Use with dun ruffle• •• • coverlet. A bed covering at night. Reversible. Washable. Nylon stitched, Fine qu&lll:,f fUling. Floral pattern, Blue, gold, pink on white. With ruffled edge. design . Colors: Beige , lv· ory, green, Rose. Sale! Women's Dresses lar size. Dollar Days, es. Infants, todd lers and children 's sizes. DOLLAR DAYS SALE! COVERLET QUILTS HOOK 'N TUFT THROW RUGS POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 0 ;. .... .r: "- Armed Langsville Boy Arrested hy Sheriff 1 In Forging • Incident at STRETCH TIGHTS Seamed and PATCHWORK ''CASTILE" BACHELOR GIRL A 15e Wash Cloth. Regu - Visit the appliance dept. on the 2nd floor for the best values in Refrigerators, Ranges, Wringer and Automatic Wash ers, Electric and Gas Dryers. Oval hooked rug of wool and rayon in a beautiful Reg. 17.50 to 29.50 Women's Drones . .. . Sale 5.00 eO<h Pin or r h;.J! k. pin cushion on Oars. Adjustable from st·IPcti~n Solid color n ylon , quilled lining, zipper front. Sizes 10 to 18. While they la st. heavy <'Otlon twill s and a few molf'skins - Most all SIZCS 32 tO 44 . ('orduroys, ORITZ SKIRT MARKER !1:lbt>rft>lds $J99·00 FOR 80TH $4.00 knit s , cashme r e, sv nl bel ir·s. h WORK TROUSERS SALE h $5 _00 DOLLAR DAY SALE I BOYS $9.9S DOLLAR DAY SALEI Men '• $4.95 Winter 2 speed washer with megic cl ..n fllt•r . $229.00 Electric Dry•r - 6 crcl• - 2 speed. en tine Sbowero, wlady lllld Hither Priclld DISH CLOTHS S cycle NO. 256 at y ,::. .!! DOLLAR DAYS SALEI MORGAN IONIS Sale! RCA Whirlpool $279.00 Autom•tir Wuher •fld Electric Dryer - VOL XVI • e NJ>il<d, """.a •t'Aii'IP :: In other actions at Selma, about 400 Negro youths another "silent" march on C.1ark was wailln8 a loudspeqer and a Court ~prohibiting delllflllStrallons llfttl'lll~":! 1aruund the courthouse that wu handed down by 1 'Court earlier lll the . .~ or er was se_n t t J d ! be held Saturday at 1 1 mile railroad that will cost $500.000 a mile to build. and we must spend an additional • million for a power shovel and its auxiliary eqUipment. " 1 p.m. at i Th• Baltimore and Ohio Rail· o _u ge . ersburg. fol owing a short III- I rood will build the railroad and Elsewhere : 1 neS> will be held Saturday at ,l~e equipment will be botlllhl 1 p. m. at Spencer Fun(!ral r from Ohio manufacturers, as the executive com: home ~n Be~pre with burial in ~ far as possible, dian Dtck Gregory called off bis tbe Stoversvtlle cemetery near said. Savli!'nah. Ga.: Negro sit-In demonstr•tlons at the Bur· Portland. The Rev. Clay Sloan ger Boy hamburger stand alter will officiate. Jllltlce Department attorneys He was born In Parkersburg, mid 1ocal eivlc leaders told him March 25, 1961. Suvivors incude ~ of service to Negroes his mother, Mrs. Ella Mae Brewwould )le resolved in the courto. er, Rt. I, Belpre, and a &randThe bamburJer stand reopel!ed mother, l,\lrs. Lula Brewer, Rt. Th~y. 011 a • .,....ed jl, Belpre, F'tienils m~ eaU at •!ft ··~·~.~~~ 1 The basis for the Egypt Valley development project is Jont term contracts wtlh two utlllties, calliDe lor more than four mUJion tons of coal a year. The mine will be developed in sections so the propooed recl8ll1l1Uonfhoprogram can keep ..,. --~ • • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 11, 1965 morrison sines