http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4ea11dae746c8aab7b2d9c2f52313467.pdf a2c61924db24509c1040848dbe4c4eeb PDF Text Text • .... \. · ·~- . . . . . ...... · - . . .. .. ·· -~ ··· . ... .. ... ~ . . .... ... . ~ 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 ..,. --~ • • �-- -- --- ... - - • ... • "Have a SeQt, I'll Be Right With You!11 CQMMINT~ fiNO EDITORIALLT Ont- of the things Ulat pa ss~ wtth the . , Congress wa!f a committee studying the federal iOVemment's involvement tn S('lf'llt Uti(' rutarch an4 lachi'IQIOjical dtv" lop- ment. This mvolvement. under thr heading of 1\ a 0 (tesearch ahd development l. Is abaorblnJ upworda of fl& billion a year of lht llatllltlll blld1et. The oommllltt woo tho Stlecl Commilleo on GOvernment Re... rch htad•d by R•P Cotl Elliott. AlAbama Democrat. Slnet Ell· 1ott wll dofoated for rHioction. II II unliko1)' that It will bo ro<onltiluted Not It It 1\ktlJ that Rep . Elliott's (!hid rtcommondotlon will l>o adopted - thot Conlftll ,.1 up 1 Joint eommlltee on ReHarch PoU~J wbl"h wou.ld 1ttempt to 111n an ov.r· .Ww of aU oporilllletl •clontlfic octivltloa tho ••vernmonl 11 oupporllna. Ono of lhe reo•ono liven b)' Wlihlngton oboorvol'l 11 thol It • 0 oxpenditurei hove nuw becomt l~O vatt conl!ltenmen no Jon(ler try lo conlain them but ore prlmorily con· nrnl4 wllh oe•lnl that their •lal,. or dll· lrirtl &II a ohare of them Anothtr reason, and ont that rene<"h • 11!\lltlon much more dilflcult to retnody . lo eotJCI'fllmtb art b41 tcitllt!Jto. Tht~ obato the layman 's awe about science. History records so many scienlill~ pNjtdl which seemecl. ndiculous on their fat"'M but whkh resulted in stupendou• scientific and ~cia! revolutlons that rongressmen art r .. Juctant to pronounce judgment on a &1\len schomo limply btriUit they don't 1t.and It . Tht declliOtl, mon onen than not, Jl undol' to err on tht shit of caullon - which rnt&nl to opend money on lht chance tho! It may lVIII· tually bentfil tho country. An old Ioiii phrut uko: "Who ohall kttp !he kttporl'" That io, who 1hall pollct tho pollet. judi• the juclatl, rule tho rultrol In thlo domocrocy, lht lhl'tt branchoo ol tho federal 1ov1rnmont perform ptrl of lho Job by checkl"l on uch other, and lht lifO" pie, with lholr vote, art tho ullimato knpo trt . But who oholl watch tho odonli8to! 11 Conue11 can't, ond tho cltltena can'l, then the sclenlloto thomeelvoo mu1t. But Congreso rnuot llrot 11 !till creott the le&l•l•· tlvt apparatuo which wUI allow ltllntd peoplt to m1lhtaln lhls ovttvlew ol tht IOYI!'!I· menl'o - thl ptoplt'l - JnvoiYtmtnt Ill "'11noe. Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ly DOitOTHY KILGALLIN '\N\.1,1 throwl~g the basketball in the genera dtre<.1ion of the bucket tr:ee whlie often H team in 8 tight lly Boll Wingett game all of a sudden can't buy H field goal. Seventh . ranked Duke scored 5~ Held goals in its Atlantic :~~~~~ ~=mSot!h:~e ~:nfE'rence o~ned ~~~mJ~a­ <.:oas~ _Conference conquest ot 136-72 at Durham, N C. Furman, trymg desperately to continue its record ~m on elf way Frian Roll OD sets a school record for consec- kens with 20 points of never losing to Oavidson on i FRIDAY'S GAMES; . ll> home court, went six long Southwestern at Haonan Trace V31 Ill ~mutes without scoring, and The PlAms at Eastern SIXth-ranked Davidson won 55-50 North Gallia at Kyger Creek ' Dar-old pheasant chicks will be provided this year al Greenville, S.C. [)avidsoo's SATURDAY'S GAMEs, .J , the DIV!Ston of Wildlife to individuals and sportsmen 1 19-game VICiory string is the Hamden al North Galiia clubs who wanl to participate in the division's pheasant longest · the al' coop~ra_t1ve reanng program. 10 n lOR . Rutland at Ea~tern By United Press Ioternaciooal B 11 t ThJ Duke broke the conference MOND'Y'S G•ME ·. c· u e s. Warriors 22 of 37. By United Press Jn•eroatt--• . ~ anno~ncemen t was mad e recently by Divislo11 ~'n. mcinnatl veteran Jack Twy- S~n Fr~cisco had lost seven Seven players scored in dou- . East VIIIU of _Wtl~hfe Ch1~f Dale E. Whitesell from his Columbua North Gallia at Hannan, W. Va. man has joined the select list s~ra1ght tunes before Thunday ble figures for San Francisco 1St. Francis N Y 47 F' rdh off1ce m ~he ~hao Department of Natural ResourceJ. of five National Basketball As- mght 's wm overt~ 76'en. s_ilt \.ith Nate Thurmond leading Brooklyn 82 ~1.a~ist 7 am 40 . Applic~t10n forms and copies of the 1965 program FRIDAY'S GAMES: sociation greats who h~ve ~layers fouled out m the brul&o the parade with 19. Philadel- Dickinson 114 r~ra k w~ll ~e ava_llable fro.m ~ny game protector or Wildlife Gallipolis al Alhens scored_ more than 15,1100 pomls mg contesl as Philadelphia hit phia was lopped by Will Cha . n lm & Mar- Dlstnct office. AppllcallOns for chicks will be accepted Jackson at Logan m thetr career. 34 of 50 free throws and the berlain's 24 and Hal Greer's ~ IM.a 1 T shall 8 by the division until March 1. Twyman hooped 17 Thursday · ss. ns. · 101 N. !lamp. 94 Whitesell said, " Under the - - - -- - - - - Middleport .at Wellston night as the Royals breezed ~ Pratt lnst. 7~ Hunter 61 (ot) program, day · old pheasant lations lD succeeding :yean." Ne~~o;~~A~t'S p~~~~S: pust Detroit, 130-109, at Fort Se~on Hall 8.5 ~•agl:lra 77 chicks will be prov1ded to co- Whitesell added that after dt. Wayne, lnd. Oscar Robertson Edm~~ro, 86 Shppery Rock 63 • operators who agree to raise cussing the various aspects of Pomeroy at Athens and Wayne Embry led the winSt. \ mc~ nt &l Indiana Pa. 71 and release them according to th . . program wlth representa. Gallipolis at Middleport ners _wJth 28 and 24 points reOsw~go St. 84 Utt~a ~ conditions established by the tives of three major statewide Nelsonville at Logan specllvely. Providence_ 38 St. hancas 69 Division or Wildlife. It has sportsmen's organizations Th Wellston at Jackson Twyman's output ran his toVermont 7";) St. J\1lchael"s i2 been demonstrated that such I League of Ohio 111 . tal to 15,00J points. The other Manhattan Rutgers 88 releases of pheasants can p~ Ohio ConservatiOR Coogre.; and I 8om.oftlu! NatiOnal Basketball As!i~latloo players t_o score that many . , . . South vide additional birds lor har- The Izaak Waltoo League, the By United Press International , NBA pomts are Rob Pettit , • ~ackson s powerful ~reshma_n basketball team (9--2) Duke 136 ~~r.gJma 72 vest the same year they are division, acting upon recomf•buloua Eastero Division 0 o iph _ &hay..,, Bob Cousey, 11 wtll JOUrney to Logan torught to battle defending champ- . Chattanoo~a ~ Uglethorpe 63 released, bul will have lillie If mendations or the Ohio Wildw. I... Pet. Paul Anzm, and Wilt Cham-J'Ot:I, and unbeaten Logan for the 1965 SEOAL champion- Uav~ason ;);) Furman 50 any, effect on pheasant pupu- life Council revi!led the pro49 11 .817 berlain. sh1p. . ' Randolph-Macon 6.') ltichmond : ~========= gram for 1 Boston 37 22 .627 In other action Thursday . The game ts scheduled for 5:30 p.m., and wtll be the lnst. 63 ICincinnati 33 27 .5!i0 night, St. Louis opened up day- ftrst. of three games involving Logan and Jackson teams Rollins Coil. tlJ Fto. Presby 81 1 aJI\r "The major obange In lho I Philadelphia 20 3ll .345 light in the fight for second Jackson plays at Logan tonight in a SEO conferenc~ Geo. Wash. Tl Klchmond ol 1 prograrr~·· he explained, "is New York Western Divi&ioo / place m the Western Division game. Lows1a0.a Col. 7J NH:holls :::it. 66 that applicanl:l may select one W. L. Pet. with a 124-94 win over Balti· Logan is unbeaten m 12 , --- Union 64 David L1pscomb 53 of two plans - either to proLos Angeles 32 26 .552." more. San Francisco upse1 ..,.,,.,...,\"<: t~i~ winter - but the lies. Van Meter's 10 points pac· M1dwesl Entered Hospital ' vide covered pens and agree St. Louis 30 28 .517 Philadelphia 106-100. Little Chiefs may have a rough •ed Pomeroy's attack !Youngstown 89 Aldrsn-Hrdds 71 A th h t d to hold the pheasants for fall Bl ' 464 n· · ., · mong osewo enere I . 26 30 . Th~ Hawks'' . wm moved them ' ···" L Is evemng- one of thetr The Gallipolis frosh will fin· Wooster 93 Fredonlli St. a1 :Holzer hospital · the a l1more 1 24 re ease or to provide open-Lop Detroit 25 38 .397 to w1thm two games of idle Los st~r players. Js oul of action ish their 1964-65 campaign at: Steubenville 59 llt.llarrrune 61 hours were Car:n E. J:n~skas, pe~ and release the pheasant& San Francisco 14 46 .233 Angeles and three games up on With the chicken pox. Pt . Pleasant nex~ Thursday Southwest 2C He kl A 8. ndr K 1durmg the summer." ·Thursday's Results Baltimore in the Western Divi- Jacks01t1 reached the finals Ievening. Tulsa 67 Drake 48 M n e y·1 v~., ;h.l ~ a Y Cooper-ators provtding cover· Order By Phone Cincinnati 130 Detroit 10~ :sion chase. The Hawks led 33-16 by edging Gallipolis 28--26, and l New Mexico 65 Ut.ah 64 (o.t.) Shs:r~~:n·Rt ~ en, ~ 1 , u~ene ed • top pens will be furnished And Taka 'Em Homo St. Louis 124 Baltimore 94: after the first quarter and 64-34 thumpmg Pomeroy 42·16. LoSt. Louis u. 83 N. Tex. St so Ell \1, t ~own 21 ~ }p • ~s· : all of their day· old chick reoSan Fran. 106 Philadelphia 100 al halftime in a remarkabiy lgan crushed Wellston 75-18 and Abilene Chnsilan 72 Hardin ' s, a Pt ..PIer ~r'w·n· op~ quirements, while cooperators WY 2·5432 1 tOnly games scheduled} one.sided beating for a home Athens 50-34 to gain the finals . Simmons 54 V ., H · 9 ~:s~~ : 8 lam · choosing open · top pens wiil Friday's Games team to absorb. Thursday evening, on the - ·- · West P~n or~, M Gam t.Q B~~· receive one-half o! their re-___ ---To add to Baltimore's woes, Washmgton school hardwood, I Brigham Young 96 Wyoming easan ' ~ rs. eorge · e - ' quired pheasant chicks from the forward Gus Johnson suffered a Coach Cliff Wilson's GAHS Gau,;e readings- Gallipolis ~r, LeonL W. Va ., Rev. W. S. ~ division. The division will fursevere ankle sprain .and will be freshmen dumped Pomeroy 55-- Dam 18.0, 32.4, running 136 Eax~er, 11 et~rt, 1W. Va., Terry nish covered-top pen cooperatout fur a week to 10 days. 33 for their 11th triumph in 12 feet on rollers. Pomeroy-MarJse ' · t. Pomeroy, Os- ors up to 2,000 chicks each, and Paul Silas and Pettit led the games. 1 son 28.87, pt, Pleasant 29.92, ~ar · Pa_tterson, Rutland ,_ ~ew- up to 1,000 chicks each to openHawks with 22 and 19 points. The GAHS frosh led 13-7, 36- Hinton 3.30. Kanawha Falls IS W: Chrk, Coalton, William top cooperators. Wait Bellamy had 21 for the 17, and 37-2!> al the quarter- 8.18, Charleston Zl .95. London M. FISher, Jc Belpre. and Mrs. li appears lhis program might -----""--.:....:::....:::~::_.:::;: marks. and Marmet dams were runErnest 0 · Gnfhth, Rt. 1 Ash. be very profitable to Me i g 1 & New York at Boston Ji~my Gilmore pomped ~ ~ ning 4Y2 feet and Winfield dam land. Coun~ f~ers '"!ha are interSan Francisco at Los Angeles 19 pomts for the Galllans, Bill 9 feet. Births esled m seemg thio area pleoli· Baltimore at St. Louis Cordell added 14, and Tommy Boat movements: Mrs. David E. CUlpepper, ful with pht!asants when nex• (Only games scheduled) Meadows followed wilh ll lal· Obio River Poplar up Eureka Star Rt.. daughter, 1:- hunting season amves. Saturday's Games - - -t4, 1:3S p. m.; Orlenian up 14 Bidwell and Kyger Creek ~ p.m. Thursday. \Irs. RonMIDDLEPORT, 0 . Boston at New York Evans Surprises 1:2_5 a. m. ; Jane T. up 14, 5:3S each_ posted victories aid L. Burgher. Rio Grande, Talk was kicked around last ""'""'""'""'==""'""'""'=""'==""'==""'""'""'""'...JILos Angeles at San Francisco a. m.· Cotton Queen up 14 6 evemng m the second round son, 4:43 a.m. Thursday. fall that local baseball enthusiPhiladelphia at Cincinnati Firestone Cagers m.; C. V. Harner up 15. the County Junior High . Discharged asts would be interested In or· Detroit at Baltimore E a m . Orco up IS 3.45 'am. , ball Tournament at Southwest- . Pat1ents recently discharged ganizing an Amer•·can , -g,·on vans up.~:et 1964 champion · ·· up 15, 4:20 ' a.m. · ; Law· · • ern . LIC' Firestone 500 65-63 In the GaUi- Kay-D me1uded Mrs. George Rairden, basebaU team ID Melp County FIGHT RESULTS pous •nu .· pt:lldent basketball renee B. up 15, 6:15 a. m.; The first game of the Mrs. Charles Manley, Earl this swnmer. By United Press Jntemational league Thursday night despite Peggy Downey up 15, 6:20 a .. ing saw Bidwell down ~~s\ Basil Higley • Ar~hie So far. the talk still is talk. D-~s. Thomas Rose , RICh· We would like to hear from . .TOKYO (UPI) - Katsuyoshi John Milhoan'·s 44 points Don m. ; On~ard up 16, 5:40 a. m.; western 46-35. D. Logue led BidTakayama, 113lf~. Japan. stop- Magnani'a 19 points paced the Kentuck~n up 17, 5:45 a. m.; ell with IS points, Neal and k B. unders, Angela L. WaJ.. those interested in such a proped Kang Hi Soo, 113¥.., South ' winners. St. Marys down 18, 2 a. m.j Morr 1s had 11 each Keith Car. et~' Aru~e D. Osborne, ~r., Gar.. gram so the ball can be bounew Korea 5. In other games G & J fin Cruciable up 19, 4:45 a. m.. ter scored 26 poin.ts for the re_ . owman, Marlm Ham- ed around a bU before IUDr bnck, and Sandra J · Anthony· mer arrtves. II" 1shed its regular campaign with OVIlC up 19, 5·50 · 8 · m.; Reba' Southwestern team ljiiiiiiiiiij a 99-76 conquest of Goodyear. Jane down 20, 7 a. m.; Jeffer- 1 Bradbury scored 21 points Lewis Repair Service The new champions were Jed son up 21, 4:45 a. m.: Andrew for the Kyger Cre<!k -FOR'by Mike Morrison's 33 points.ICa_lhoun down 23, 5:i0 a. m.; High in their win over C<-Hl Wolfe had 26. Willi£ Call Allee_ down Meldahl 2:30 p. m.; Trac~ 47·39. Daniels was eHEATING bad 25 for the tosen, Bill Nel- L. Fleore up Meldahl 4 p. m. ; individual scorer of the ePLUMBING son 23. I Lynn B. down Meldahl 8:10 p. ing with 27 pomts for Hanna1n eROOFING In last night's finale, Falstaff · n.:; Wayoe H. down Meldah, Trace. nudged Scott'o Grocery IIIH6. I0.05 P· m. The final game of the tow:naAaron Buffington's 29 points . GaiUpolil Dam - Asa down ment will be held Saturday evepaced lhe winners, Sam (Big UO p.m.: 0. F. Shearer up ning at Soulhwest.., High 6 15 Boyt Hufl had 2_5 for the Fal- · p. m.; Titan up 8:20 p. School. The consolalion game WY l-2374 staff unit. Ph•" I Orlando's ~ I m..; C. B. So_utbern up 9 p. m.; between Southwestern and Han134 Mill St. Middleport ""'"' \\ It k l~iiiiiiiiiiiiii:~~~~~~~la~lh~ ' ed~a~pac:ed:.~t:he~l~os:e~ro~ ....... ~ 8. er Bee JOrd down 10:10 p. nan Trace begins at 7 p.m. and I 1r - -- - - - m., H. E..Bowles up3:45 a. m.; the champwnsh1p game between J. S. Lewis up 4 a. m.; Relia- Kyger Creek and Bidwell will · ble up 4:40 a. m.; Semet up 'start at 8 p. m. 6:15 a. m.; Indiana up 8 a. m. By Quarters: Kanawha River - Duncan Southwestern 10 9 6 10 -35 Bruce up Marmet 8 p. m.; Lu- Bidwell 3 !6 t7 7 -46 Icy Jane Lucas down Marmet :ll;10 p m. ; A. J. Pallen down Kyger Creek . 8 23 9 15 I Wmfield 7:45 p. m.; Jerry Bos-- Hannan Trace 8 13 12 5- 38 1 worth up Winfield 11 p. m.; Thelma Ann up Winfield 11:115 12:U a.m.; Helen , up p m.; Beaver down Winfield field 1:30 a. m. V~rgm•a - - - - -- - Crow's ( !7. V I' • l res h man ,.,,_. .J. l t e Sportsme~ ~ 9ss. I Hosplt. ,ews TomBoy SANDWICH 1 1 Ft River news SAVE ON Bt'dwe}}, KC To Oash m' Title Game DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS! FRIDAY and SATURDAY, FEB. 12 13 BAKER FURNITURE .\ , 'I i \ . ' I f \ I I I I I \ ( · 3·:s I ar; 1 '•=========--.1· ' . lEWIS REPAIR SERVICE BUYS A GENERAl nECTRIC Grove Societv Notes TELEVISON _SALAD MOLD ': _... wllsn you buy 7 gsl/on1 A1lllsnd 611oHns 'l1lMe SWBarlyAmerican salad moldaodd appellla appeal to your ..wt. and d trtt. 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Or tbe aafety and -•enience features, But moat likely it'ttlll fun. Evidently notbing cauhes on like till fUll of owning a Honda. Join in. The lint 11tep ill a demonstration ride. Why not te<lay f SALAD '·. .' You meet the nicest people on a Honda HONDA )40 LD " l iJD I I • • College Scores seek s k ac son STEAK HOUSE I ~pple ' • Day-oJd Pheasant Chicks A •JahJ e • StateProgram ° or hU I TiW'vma n j Ol·ns Select L ,·st or II lol' JOII: Will rUII ~ 1 • Dear l'aytng: YOII are llr ftoom WHit. Ao l IIH 11, all your lllaiTIId lifo - .-pi 1111' thai pne I~ JOII'ie been III'DIII t!IIOUib lot two. Now JO¥ mUll fate jOIIL' ..atoll dtc~lon. and li IJIUII i.e ,OUI't . nO ·IIlli ... iillkt Thur~day I Notes From Foreign News Cables lot ut1 - I'AYINO Ca~lt:a~t se ccon make points merely by team which scored I Q- Whal oondltlo01 •01114 cause a person who is IQber 1o walk 11 thoU&b ho were drunk? anr 14 ~embers of _the squad ~red j ately after Hetzel !ouled out, the that has not been defeated ran Tulsa avenged an earlier two-ate at east two pomts. Hank 'Nson Paladins went six minutes wttb- ils streak to 17 at the exPense point lou to Dra.lr:e with a rl-4!1 Willi~m & Mary ~k~~:ln:~ ~~!lied 19 and Bob Verga added ou~s~~~ a ~int and the Wild· of OUt-<'~BI!sed St. Francis 88-69 pastmg al Tulsa Forward Bob field goa ls also represented a Oavid!on had to come from ca 1 It a _38-38 on a at Providence. The Friars held Fedorko led Tul.Aa with lt rerord . . throw by Charlie Marcon w1th a ~point lead twlct! In the sec~ · Hoi Shooting behind without scoring ace Fred six and one-half minutet lett. ond h~lf. pomts wnile Drake'• Gene West T H~tzel , who ~outed out with 18 Ten seconds later, Don Sny- Jim Benedict and ~--ter scored 19 to pace his team. he Blue Devils hJt 59 1 per mmutes I ft th F ~ ~ent of their floor shots Coach e m e game. ur- der 's JUmp shot put David!On in Westbrook Jed the Providence St. Louii got hot in h f st Vic Bubas, eyeing the record, front for _the rest of ttM: way. at_tack with 16 points each. John half and up a kept hls first team on the floor in the first ' ri ad early ~n Davt~son led the Wildcat& Fttzhenry and Jim Murray each ble lead en route to defeating ; unlil the score had been run up The Paladin'. 32wllh IS pomts, followed by Sey- scored 15 to pace St. Francis. North Texao State 83-60 at O.n-, t.o 113-50 with eight minutes left half and see ed ~6 . at the der With 12 and Hetzel with 11. Each game Providence wins ton, Tex. Bob Cole led the Bllli· of annihilating an opponent often by the 1955 North HELEN HELP US! • THE SPORTS DESK By LUPEOINA.SRDpor•~' record Ill . fora smgle _the gam most bpointo 81Jack Marin'o 25 point& led lhe lto pr-"'""" .. wGriRANter A.TO scored - u•-e ••-~r· un:- borne-""~ Fourth • ranked Providence, utive victories. A college team in the process team. The old reco d e Y on~ ue Devil attack in wnich all jim: over Davidson. But immedi- the only DUii)Or college team The author of tht rebel slra• lt. - A pooriJ ooordlllall!4 tegy was a man nametl Vo l•it resembllnc that of ali!OIIol• Nguyen Olap, of whom few lc Intoxication may be teen ID Americans ever have hl!ard. persons with polyneuritiS, l'rlt4 after U houro ol human wavt lly PHIL Nl:WSOM it was felt by some cenlus that they Miss Midnight Notobook: Washing! on aosoult, It marked the end of and couldn't remember hio rlech'o ataxia, Injuries ol the UPI Forel1n Nelft AnalytJI would be "unrecognizable and out of Insiders predict that one of the most po· c.rebellum and other diieaaeo In lhe e~rly mornihl moon· liti daYI of ol•l• and the end name II they had. character'' In an American picture, esGtap lllreclo Future werlul members of the Stale Department of 1he ntl'YOUS tyltetn. of French power in Indochina. light of May 7, 19M. Vietnampecially with Leslie Caron doing the di· But upon Vo N1uyen Giap The undtrlylt\11 cause ol may be replat'ed. He's "skating on very In seven and a half years fie rebllt outnumbering their apering. (Come on, boys! That meesage thin ice" wilh Pre•ident Johnson W, may depend the fulun of lht 10mo of thOle condlllorll II ol> the French had loot art f!ltl· Fr~nrh foes by flve•to-one bewould get across even in Patagonia. On• 56th St., whirh has been one of the big· a•n their final a ..aull on lho mated 100.000 men and 1pent struggle In Viet Nam today, len bani to dlscovtr. of yom· executives i1 being funny.) . .. iest reslaurant blocks in midtown for mountain • rimmed fortre11 of fl bill~on . In addition, th• Unit· whether the "'"' Is 1o bo ... When Ella Fitzgerald opens at th• Am•r· years - it fealu res, among others. the Q - Tht doclor says m1 •" Stal11 had contributed $2 tendt4 or whether !here Is 1u Dien Bien Phu. kana on Feb. 15, she'll be equipped with superb Seafare of the Aegean -suddenbe a cease-fire and tllon a brolhtr has Fredttick'l • diWhen Dlen Bien Phu fell billion, a new wardrobe - she certainly doesn't ly is emerging from its culinary groove •eaoo. What cauo.. II? II thoro negotiated settlement. need new pipes - and &obs of jewelry and btcomlng a headquarters for discoHe also provides an Import- any curt!T sent to her by Japanese admirer. after theques. One of Ihe new !rug places may ant historical link belwoen Dlen A - Wbat 7011 brothlr bu her Far llaat tour. be Japanese . Friends are concerned lo undoubleclly I'IIIED!t'IICH'I Bien l'hu and today . • • • about Spencer Tracy again. II waa he who directed the htreditary ataxia. Thll dl· Richard Kiley of "I Had a Ball" Joan Crawford has been chosen to restratt8Y again!ll lhe French seue UIUally 11al18 ID llhildmissed a performance lhe other night. christen Times Square "Damon Runyon I hey and who tnday. •• Com. bond with a ltBiierina, URHis car broke down on Route 3, halfway Square" at ceremonies next week in premunist North Viet Nam'a de- •teady lilt. l - - by Helen Bottei-...J between Tuxedo f'ark and the theatre, paration for the big benefit premiere of Although thoro 11 no lr..fenBe minister, directs the at· and his understudy. Charles Braswell, "Lord Jim" for lht Runyon Fund on Feb. when the timbo are ot reol, a my husband wasn't. About lhat tack against the American• in WHO'S TO BLAME? had lo substitute at the last minute .... 25 . . There were fewer than 80 people time a friend told me my hu,_ South Viet Nam. He aloo hao tremor dmlopl In the &rlllll Dear Helen : They want Rex Harrison badly for the at a huge New York nigh! club for the 1 auess it's the same old band was involved with anoth- an Important political voice in and lego when on efiort at conIrving Berlin musical. "Say It With Mu· main show the other nighl. And why story, but, to me, lt'l heart· er woman. and I suppose this the Communist drive to de~lroy trolled movement II matle. sic" iMGM ver~lon), but as It appeared not? The •tar act, a vul11ar one. ~hould I the government of Soutb Viet Motl vlctlms become olo•lly breakinliY new. My husblrd gave rne an excuse, but that Rex was booked for a vear and a have retired years ago As of now, woroe over the yean. llo Ina~ and l married when I wao II didn'l nel'd one. I loved thl! Nam. half. at least. · Julie Andrews - sparkplug of "The ment il known. man and we had an a flair, Dlacussee StrateiJ 1nd he w1111 20. and a month lat· Sound of Music" - has been inviled to In the war againat france, Dolnre• Hope has been accompanying ' er he was unt oftrseAS. I work· though that'! inadequate word the White House bv the President. to Q - MJ brolbtr II being Giap played heavily upon the becauoe I !ell 1 belonged with Bob on a number his recent trtps a ed and saved, and when he r~ llos\on by the Kemiectys and to London new scene for her. She's upected to be turned wt had 1 si:&eable nest him. My husband never guess- weorine11 of the French peoplo treated lor Horlon'a tyndr.,.., by Princess Margaret. for showings o! with Bob al the big dinner hOnoring Car· e&a ond boundleso hopes for the ed - 1 always got homo before at home with lho 1•"1 and ex· What 11 tho cause? lo I c11t> the magnificent movie musical - and pentiVt Indochinese war. He able? dina! Spellman for the Catholic Youth future. He haG two more years hill bin&ea were over. the lilm won't be unvei led for the New A - Tblo lo a severe headOrganization in New York, then lhey'll in the service, 10 I COI\tinued Again, lhe lnevitabla bappon- also oouaht viclory before lha York critics until March 2nd Get ache !hal throbs with oaeb go lo the Parkinson's Disease Benefit in workinK. until I unexpectedly etl. My huoband found out, but United Stattl could Intervene. ready lor the newesl Gotham spot with a Militarily, Giap has written pulse beat. u usually - · Miami Beach and after that it Will be a eot pregnant I was happy, but not before I became pregnant. memorable moniker. It's Loren East, on brief lrip lo the Bahamas where they'll 48th near 3rd. lis that Sophia Loren East not my husband. In fact , this The olher man beiied me 10 that "wars of liberation" such during tho nllht Md Wllktlll celebrate their 31st wedding anniversary ut jus\ plain Irving Loren Easl') ill when his drinking etarted get a diwrce and marry him. as resulll!ll In tho Communist lht victim. II la•tl 10 lo 45 minubll, on Feb. 19 For the first time, Red • • • or sl lea1t when he 1et me khow My husband'o reaction lo that lake-over ol mainland China then disappeart. It mty ....., China will enter motion pictures at the Sybil, that woman from England who he ilrank. Ho started going out was !hat he'd kill ua all end and now being fouahl In Soulh Cannes Film Festival. It should be thrillrlalms to be a witch, is negotiating Io nights and olaylng away till commit suicide. My reaction Viet Nam pro11reaa naturally every nlsht or at lrregullr )Do ing to see thoso romantic close-ups of take a nalional magazine photographer dawn - or not corning home at wac p~nlc, oo I beiRed him lo from acattered auerrilla oction tervali. II II causetl by the produll' tractors and the sexv wardrobes their to Jant Morgan's house in Maine In p lav oil, and never calling to tell lei me •pend lhe re11 ol my lo attack by or1aniled military !ion of an exotlt of hlltalllinl women wear in the lields. llavoc with the ghosts that are suppos~d mt where he was. It was alwaya lifo making amends. Ho ..id unlla. in tho blood, 1M why thla eoDue at lhe Four Season: Llza Minnel· to resld~ there A famous aquatic star Evenll In Soulh VIet Nam ln"wilh the boys," but I soml!- ho would if I'd promise to tlve II and fiance Peter Allen. Uza was wear· has been swimming too deep at the ~:am ­ times wondend why he could- lhe baby oUI lor adopllon, nov· dlclte he now believe~ tha oo<- cuu in 801'111 persont Ia not knoWn. ing what might have been an engagein& lables in Las Vegas, with lo<Aes hovn't take a m\nute to telephone<, er sH Ute man lllln, and c11l ond phaat has been roached. ColeriOI tablet• or lbt )Do ment ring, !Jut she wasn't talking about erln& near the •ix-figure mark . . Any · 1l it only munt leaving a pool him and leU him I didn'l love Adv. lor RfDA Y PM1. Flob. 1% balaltoD Df 11&1PD will pM it . . Dick Clark flew into Philadelphia thing for laughs. Seven Arts actually airhim and novor bad. tablt. relief. No ullafttclor)' ,nvfrom California for a tWO·hour stay. Ho upressed 50 American diapers from the 1 can·t bear fighti"l. and oo 1 trlttl 1o keop thole promls- WHOLLY back 1o your huobBn4 1\vo moa1art1 an llao'lro. taped a segment of his CBS-TV operlal United States to London for Warren IleaI took it - and always there ol, Helen, but I couldn't give and try lo build • new lifo "Where the Acllon 18" with Bobby Ry· tty's new film, "Prom!'" Her Anythin~·· were tho hi& "I'm sorry, I'll my baby away - and lhl olhar wllh lilt help of a ooUlliollna dell - who will be Inducted Into the (formerly "The Baby Sitter." whkh Mver do it again" scenes and man dldn'l lleliiYo mo. Ho poychologist? Or will you turn lor yo~r hulband - for yolll' Army this wtek - then jotttd bark to iMms mort on the m~rk\ . Thev use a I would comfort him with lov· knowo 1 lovt him. away? It must bo clear • cut: oake till well •• bls. - H. Thio column I! di!d!CIIted Itt lht Coast dl!!trtnt style dtaptr In England. and Inc and encouraging worda. I So there It lB. We've moved ellhor put this other man com· family living, ao If you'!'l! hiY. waa proud of tho fact that we pletely oul of your tile, or put Mrs. Roderick Cirlmm, Mr8 . bert. hivo purrhaotd the lalt never went to aletp anery, but to another town and l try ltl yourself completely in hia, and i"l kid trouble or jlllt [lltill keep him !rom calling. My husHtrbfott Rou11h, Mn. 8 ob Fannie Varian'" rt•lden('f. maybe he knew my w~akness band, du.rin& his "bad" times, hope he can protect you. But If trouble, let Helen help YOU. Mrs. Clyde Wlntl Jr., Linda, and look advantage .. yOill' Rhode~t, Mrs. Floyd Norns and you ehoose the latter (and af. Sbe will a10 nlcomt has nbthln& but \'lie words and own lllllUIIn& experlenet!l. Ad• J<Jckie and Karen and Mrs LarMrs. Bob ~dams. Well, 1 gu ... you know what recrimination• lot me, and he tor readlnl your It-pal• letter, ry Grlmm spenl Monday event1ro11 Helen Botto! lD fllll'l tl Mrs. (irady Crail and Sherry Is comina. Betwten babios. I aols more bitter by tho day_. I couldn't censor you lor it) ing wlib Mr. and M .... John ~md Keith of Syracuse spent went back t6 work, and of Sometimes I'm altlld for my yot. muat Brsl lett expert http this MWIJIIP.r, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vnn Meter of Syracuse. coun•, ther• wal a man who children and myel!. When he Mrs. Miles Childress return- aetmed fo 1tanil for ovorylhinl lly Mn. Htrbol1 Roaoh rloyd Norrio. i> in a mood, ht could kill. He The ladleo of the Unll•d J{aymond AdamA of Warren ed lo htt home Saturday after wu 1n a p~ychlatrle wlrG for Brllhrtn Church al Letarl Falls spenl the wePkfnd with birthday parly for her dauaht• 10 claya, and thll ht hatll mo hi~ a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Douglnfl at tho homo of Mra , Er· parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob las Childress of Frederleksburl, or, Bonnie, at lhe ltOIIIt ol hfr lor too - 11t DOll thlnltl I'm win Gloocknar Tuesday and Adams. Va. mother, Mrs. Lennie Brlllkar, tr]llntl.lo "Pill him away." Hi Mro. Arnold Andmon held a Leta11 Fall•, Sunday. apent tho day quilling. AttendMr. and Mrt. Randall R<>wu releUI!d a1 Cllred. Ill& wen Mro. Edward Miller. Mro. Jlllleo MorriiiOil Ia tn\" Now our 1111 hal 111wnld a ployed at the Velerllll Memorpattern allunl!4 1o hll rnaoda . .,.._,... Had~ Time 111 Hoopital ill Pomeroy. AI 10111 as I tiDD't t1r011 him Otorp and Roger l'ar!ICW In any way, he II not danlerspent Sunday with thtlr Vlnd· OUI, and hll claprtlllont 111'1 on1'oDAV HE'S 11-lE HONORARY &IVERmother, Mrl. Kate Rtrlrt IIIII ly perlll<ltc. But I dread 10 think OUTER OF A PRIZE FOR 1HE: MOST Ada of Mt. Moriah. f.KPWSIVf ONI:S IN H/5 r;>JSTRICT .... ol what mllht happell II I tried Miles Childrell returned to to leave. We are pollio, I am hi• borne Tuesday •ller 1 rav· do<!llo. About eVf\'y threo Wltlo oral montht •!sit with h11 ton, he aett one or hll ravlntl B/OING 1HE PAI<t;t'fTS Frank, 11 BOwtt'ltoll. ' ' ap~lll, and theD I promlll anr0~ 1WeN'TY• SNEN thfnl to calm him down. At LDVELV OliLPR!N .1HI! t1m11 I IHI I MUST hiiYt I SIL~R LOVIN@ CtP /114rl cllWflfN. lllen I llllnk II WOUitl OUR HEAr<!'IEST CON··· bt (fnpolllblt to Ilk• twlJ bll !lint c~at~~htm whom ba IOYH· I'm too Wllk to llto!l tlrtallllnl over olhtr tftlll whom I klvt. TOo fl'iiiUIMd to ,..... TOo iltllll) to 1117 antl maltt !lit liHt of it. 11 lbart hoill • Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., hb. 12, 11811 Duke Hits Nearly 60 Percent, Rips Virginia 136-72 By Wa,... G. Braudlladl, M.D. Q - My ECG repol1 uld l have left Bundle •branch block. What 11 the cause! What .,. the chances of recovery? A - WbtD 111e ettc!I'OCll'tDograph (ECGI ohoWI a pro. loniation of a pari of the normal cvcie of lhe heartbeat a left (~r right) bundle brana block II oaid to be prooent. Thlo lnclicatu some dltltubance of one of thl 1111'\'41 bundles that rej[lllatot tho hear! beat. 'Mit moat lnqUIIll causi'S are coronary 411UM and enlargement of 0111 lklt of the htal1. The black lilly be an Hl'ly sip ol coronary dlseall, or It my be an indl~ldual "rlaliOft from tho usual patteru of no aignificance. Even If II 11 Gut to tarly coronary dl!eall, IUthoriUH adYisl BllinSI CUIIit\11 dOWII on your phylloal acliiYIIjr ""' tess such actl>'ily oauset ohono ness of brealll or ptiD in yolll' chest. YOU oboald MYI I n<lltek Ia a couple of moalbo, Jlat abo~• aU, reJIItlmber tbal J 4odor II lrtllinl YOlJ I" I wkolt persoal a.. DOl • ~ at• Oil • piece ol lnellll pAIIOf. Checkrein On Science .... DOCfOR SAYS 2-Datly Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 12, 1965 TlaP Daily Sentinel • 232 E. SECOND e BLACK & WHITE eCOLOR H &R FIRESTONE .....,. MIDDLEPORT; 0. �·. . . c u ' L l•tte ...o :r 'Tohnntes ome ome on J ~Sentinel. Pomero)l'-1\!tddleport, O_.._Feb. 1~ . 196S Identity Tests Continue · ht D d ~•e Th r a esman oug ea I FO S I I N Y., was a recent he; parents , Mr. and Thomas Webt.'l", having called by the death of • 0 bloo4-~ AY~7. !~.. Daii!Ji_entinel, Pomer~y:Middleport , guest RUSK IlL Mr•. WASHINGTON tm'H - SetbeenretaryofState _Deanllu8kaufMrs. fering from a linpriDa eolll .. •• =u:: iT F~ida B Uolted Press IJtlflrllllloqj more IIUCb btlore plano• wblch llew into Travil bofs. Eldon Will ol ::::.,ra Johruues eame bo!Df the !ioulheallt Asillll junC!e war Air Jo'orce Baoe m c.Jilomia, BUt Frem Alllllus~ Syracuse s pent Friday evenUndersecretary o1 tate from war . The Jones , the How- ends &ott in lllinois , McGuire in The planes brought men shot ing with Mr. and Mrs. Denzel G~&e BaU olood Ia for Ute _va. . ardr;, the Davtds , and the earls Nme fi3i-drlij)ed caskela or- New Jersey and Andrew• in !rom ambtllh , blown from thfu- Cleland. cahODIIli R!lik 'i'llunday rught OMAP.A . Neb. (UPn - Medtcal tes t s coot.toued to- came, too. But they didn't rived also. And there will he WI.Ohin&IDn , D.C., corried Ute beds by atealthllllly plant<d Mr. and Mrs. Donald Mallack a! a diplomatic dllllll!l' fDr forday in an Omaha hospital fo r a televiSIOn aDDOuncehr come marcftin& home. They mare of _lhem. vidimi Q[ Ute cruelest and dirt- bombs, filied with hot, Pterellll: and Dotma Kay of Belpre were ei&n amllaiS' 00"1 Mrl- Rllsk whose identitv has been hnked through fmgerprints wtt were cam,.. 00 litter& and in The bt& Air Force tranBport iest k.ind of war ever deviied. metal from mortar lhetk recent vilitocs of Mr. and wao the ~. an Akron OtUo appliance salesman believed dead . coffins 'l'l;)oy were victims of Utceieel, dropped noiselessly from the Mrs . IWy Christy. PARIS (UP!)-Mtddlewelght Atto~n"'s ~ere seek ing to unscramble legal prob- The . wounded victims of the ni&bt-stalking Viet Cong t..rror- nighttime sky. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond El- Milo calhoun of King~, Jalems posed by evidence that Omaha •:moomcer John Pleiku sneak attack last Saturitt. wbQ otrike witheut warn- Amonc the seven wounded berfeld and Mike spent a week maica, Thureday replaoed Eu-'Fritz" Johnson IS the same man kilO\\ n as Lawre~ce da their b r o k ~ n bodie! ing, kill and maim md then veterans oi Pltiku wtKt ~aved end in Columbus with his ro~an champion L\rif Folledo Joseph Bader, an Akron . Ohiho, saltesman whl o ewtagshthey~=~~ lit:~pped to blonket..,.vered litdioappear inw the eounltyoide, at McGuire wu Pic. David L. parent.o. of l Spain as on oppone!ll for ed 1o have drowned on a fls mg np near y lers were flown hutne Thursperhaps to be seen In the rnor&- Mazurik, 22, of :-"mbar , Pa. He Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa Weber New York's Jose Gonzales in a ago . day' /rom Viet Nam. More will inj( 'o liibl u Canners or houoe- was uleep in ru. hut when the and Mr. and Mrs. Lawreru:e scheduled to-round fl&ht at the Attomev Harrv Farnham re· SQ ·u Ute mortar •hells began w !ali Smith and Allee were Sunday Palal• des Sportll, Feb. 22. turned [;om Chicago and a Fntz prev iously in Chtcago JDIIow. ' too, .., come IDCO 1 Driver i8 Cited "l woke up and ran oot the dinner euest.o of Mr. and Mr&.l meeting with the Bader family when the !ingerprmt test was victims of Q<tt Nbon and only door .. ol Ute_ h~.t and htl the Opba Offutt and ehUclren. Theil with t'Op!t"S of the m•ssmg made f'ntz JOked with R1~~~d the Almighty knows bow man~ Over 300 were served at the to Mayor'8 Court Idirt, he eaid. 1 was wounded dinner was in observance of man's blfth ce rtlfJcate and . You do l~ok like me. ou re) Linc~ln Day d.i~er Thur~y Charles H. McElhinny, 73, 1in my bed." !'tJrs. Weber'J birthday. Navy rec<lrd! I handsome. evenmg at the Middleport Htgh Middleport was cited to Mr and Mrs. CllfiOD Allen . 1 Farnham said there ~as no school cafetena sponsored by or Lee S~lth 's Court 00 a\ and Bdl were recent visitors The records mdicate Larry ) indacatwn of any lDJW") tr~m • • • • the Semor mothers . ch.- e of faitifll to Jeld the of Mr and Mrs. Charles GoeR:· ON Bader was. born Dec. 2. l!l!li, at I the Navy records or the family . About 40 dinners wer< dell•- rigtltg of way followi~ a milllutp lein and fanuly of Flatwoodl. Akron , Oh\o. He was the fourth Fnlz had said lle InJUred hts ered to shut.~n~ and apprOXI· . 1 M Harold Hawk and aona cltild born to Stephen and Char- I back when blown off the deck mately $290 was cleared on the on Lo~ust • St at 3 40 P m . 1 rs.,.. 1 their borne in Melotte Bader. The. fatht> I, nov. I ol a sh1p dunng a submarme dinner for the sen10r tnp ex- Th~~~d~Y· t lice uKi McEI_I ~~~~~lsvil~ Tuesday after 1 dead , was a dentist. ~.attack near Engi~n Fr~tz fi~d pense fuoo. . 'hlnny's ~lC/: struck a car few days spent with Mr. and ;>~avy records indicate Bader I'"'~ he wt"~::.':ne g PITTSBURGH (UP!) - I W Memhen of the SenMJr cia.: drtven by Juditll Crow, 21, By Cl.orlce AUea Mr s. Mar100 wood and other started servtce Dec 9. 1944 · me . gWI, 3 wh~ ·re esents Abel rlung to a d.im.i.nisbed lead served 1ft tbe duung ~oom .1 Middleport, while he was at· relatives . and receJved an honorablt> dl5·· ~ F'aJnham, Nan'; ::said today m his chaHenge fDr the !"a&: outslde . ~ebvenes. Serv- temptlfll t.o make a tum into l llr. and Mrs. Rnss Cleland John Ridenour, a student at LAUNDRYcharge on July 4, ~~ Fntz and!~! :~~e,contin~;ng at presidency of the giant Unit~ mg IR the dmm~ room wer~ Young's Markel There wa.A[and son, Larry and Mrs Ashland , Ohio, spent a few DRY CLEANING The Badrr Brothers , Rtchard me>d~('at \ . hos ital He satd \ Steelworkers unwn IUSW) whLle Ann Criner, ~Ioria Fetty, Nar [mechum damages No mjuries ltDn Allen called at the EganWith his parenLc;, Mr. and WY 2'5428 POMEROY amd .John. also of Akron , sad I ~~ o~p 1 ~ po~t may be the I opttmlsm mounted m the camp sa Frost,f Chrtstln~ B~r, ~ar- were reported . Ryan Funera) Home . m Mrs. Buel Ridenour. h h of meum bent David J. MeDon- b&ra Horner, Bonnie peng er ~ bus, Thursday everung their brothe-r i:ltlended St Vtn· t ie me lea re I If High School went mt.o the key to the doube 1 e- w IC aid Dianne Van Cooney, Dlanne ! RDsary services were heJd for ceant , and then (:ompleted h 1gh \resulled m two wives ~d a . . FIRST IS DAUGHTER Mrs. John Benson Mr. Cleland 1Criswell, Linda Kauff, Suzanne N hV) 1 t Joh R Buchtell . an total ol fl w cluldren fathered. 1 Abel's ma.rgm , yluch at one Bradbury, Joy Boggs, Seren · Phil and Mrs. Allen are COUiJnli of ~~h~~ ~lhoh~ mstltu!lon 1-le ~ by Fnt z .md Larrv F'nt l also l time approximated 17,000 votes, Lewis, Marta Ntcholson, Cher· Mr and Mrs. B~r~Ie R. arhs. Mr. Benson k courses at Akron Unt vf'r· adopted " child born to ht~ l was reduced appreciably Thurs-. yle Fife, Sandra Bunce and , bps, the former Carol~ ' Mr. and Mrs Arthur Orr too '! Omaha \\ lfe by .a prevlOu~ dav \'then returru; began com- &herry Hicks. of Vestal, New York, are an· and Mr and Mrs Carnahan 11tv · . · th b th f their f1rst · · w·hen the brothe1'5 mel With ' mar nag~ I Jng In from some of the larger Makmg deliveries and asSISt· no~ncmg e If J(l'll R h 11 left for I vacation in Florida 1ing with the serving were Rog- child, a daughter, 1 oc e e, on Thursdoy . ,.;.~;..iiiiiii====.....,-, US\\' !orals. ONLY V•teralli M•morial Hospilal 1 The wtuner of the bitterly - er Stiles. Randy Humphrey, Thursday , February 11 at Ott~ · The Past Councilors Club met Ptekens, Larly of Wttrdll HQspttal, Bmg Tuesdey evenlog at the AmiiSS!Or\S _ Chilrles W1l· <Ont ested electwn may not he Ketth Mm'gan , Ray PI.OO Oown-Belence on Ji<Jms. Nl'w Haven . John 0'· · known until after an of~icial \ Tom. King, M1ke Lloyd. Jerry hampton, N. Y. Maternal grand- Lodge Hall with Mrs. Esther Convenient Tetllll ChMtt"r· John ~ass1e, count is made by the umon 's DavJs, Robert Swanson, and : parents are Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Wright and Mrs . Ella Osborne, B nen. · ' Slwrltl:ln Hus . .· international te 1,_ · Bearbs • paternal grandparents Harmmmllr ac::rs . Tl13l count 1M"k 1 e Arch er. D L hostesses. ."f'll. Mason. · b(•gins Feb. 19. There also was ; ~rs. Carroll Swa~S?" was are. ~r. and Mrs. ayton · Sunday dinner guests of Mr. DISC I-IARI~ES _ Anna Tu~k · a .~trong possibility that the chairman of l~e dmmg roo~ ~hill Ips, a . ~reat gr~~dmot:::_ and Mn. Delmar Bau.m FURNITURE CO. R · Roberi Saw;:>r~ . ouh·ome may be put to a test I will , Mrs . Owtght Wallace m lS Mrs. Wtl!Jam Phtlltps , nd Mr. and Mrs. Wallace MASON, W, VA. ~~w ~~~~~ : Von Wl:'t'se, · Ha - 1n the courts. Icharge of desserts. Mrs . Max a:reat grandparents ~e~r. ~t ford, Middleport and Mr. FOR YOUR 3 ' · A tabulation by UPI of lmOf· Davis was chairman of the car. Mrs. Charles P. Mrs. AI Bowan, local. C1ne . ficia i returf1i had Abel leading ry-out dinn&s. Red carnaitons BLanchard. Mrs. Lawre~ Smith was a I I by a ~lim margin. With 2,896 of and Lincoln silhouettes decorat- . . Parkersburg visitor on 'J'UeAday. SQU.4D CALLED . . the un•on· s 3.203 locals report- ~ ed the tables Ftfe , Mrs. Audrey Frost, :\Irs. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Hines 1 1J\ ~mergrncy untt . ing it was : Abel2B4,953; MeDon1'\u• Pom"r Committees from the dinner Dale Ntrholson. and da~ of GallipGtlfl, vis-. 1 and was . . ummon!i'd to Mason, W.j aid 278.027. , were : Mother!li not working contrib- ited Saturday with Mr. and. i Va . at 7:Hi p. m. Thursday for ! The latest figures s.upph~ by i Preparation - Mrs. uled food. Mrs. Bradbury thank- MNJ . Char1es Wood. .sunday, . lshertdan Rus"ll who had sui-Abel's headquarters m ChicagoiLioyd. Mrs. Charles ed the mothers and students Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hone and . fert'd an apparent heart attack. ! gave · Abel 272.289; )trDonald Mrs . Edward Sttle!!i , Mrs. ror their combined effort in co. sons , Belpre, called on Mr . and He was takt>n to Velf"rans Mem~ 242.296. This was on the basis n1an Humphreys, Mrs. IWger operation that made the dinner Mrs. Woode . orial Hospital by the squad. 1'hP ol' 2.3SI locals. Morgan. Mrs. Cash Bahr, a success. Mrs. Iri! Wilson of Rochest' squad wa s a\o;;o called to thE" Sharing the spotlight Thurs- Lena Bunce, Mrs . John · Ma!l.sie residt>nce in HM- d:Jy wit h the vote count were Hicks and Mrs . Paul Ca~ci. . •Floor Tllo riwn ville at 2 35 p. m. Thurs- charges of irregularities flung Serving - Mrs. James Crls•Ceillnt Tilo day. b.\ both si de s and a court ac- well , Mrs. H. J. Deni~on , Mrs. lion . 1 Ray Pickens, Mrs. Grace : •Ceramic & Plastic Tilo WOMAN TREATED , Federal .ludge George L. Johnson, Mrs. Charles Archer, l • Wall Poneling Mrs . Harold Byrd. Rarinr Rt. BeamN in Hammond, Ind., de- 1 Mrs. Charles Gerard and Mrs. : 2, was given trratment f 0 r , nied a petition sought bv the William Lewi~ . • Dutch Standard Point breathlllg difficulty this morn· McDonald forces for an illj11nc- Clean-up - Mrs, Kitty • Storm Oooro & . ing by Racme emergency squad. lion to impound the ballots of Kauff, Mrs. Harold Teaford, Window1 ' men . 'The squad unit was sum· the huge USW Local 1014. Wtrs. June Roush, Mrs. Betty mom~d at 10 : IS a .m. elnsulation L" ,I In D"nner Chester Society NoleS DimiDIShing Jn USW Vote =- · • "" ! ! Shop at ... REMODELING SUPPLIES MASON .' GET A BIG These prices are good for FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY • ~ • 1 Everything For Your LOCAL TEMPS Building Needs Tht> temperature in Pome· roy's bu sine~s district at 11 :25 1 a m. today wa s fi9 degrees un· VALLEY WMBER SUPPLY CO. S. 3rd Av•. Middleport, 0. Over Stocked ! der cloudy skies. Power sleerin& and brakeH. Auto, trans. Radio " heattor. 1962 Oldsmobde CeleiNity Sedan $2095 OBSERVE BIRTHDAY I The Melgs Count~ O:lUnhouse I and all banks of the county were closed today in observance of Lincoln's birthday. SINCE 1853 BLAETTNARS 1962. Dodge Lancer 2 Dr. Seclan $1095 REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED 63 Buick Sta. Wagon · · · · · · · · · · $1,995 ON ANY 64 Pontiac Catalina 4 Dr. · · · · · · $2,695 Just IJTived on 6~ Pontiac from satisfied .customer. Hy· dramati(', R&H. Ex tra dean . 63 Buick leSabre Conv. Cpe. · · · · $2,595 One ctart>ful owHer. Power shift. A beaut ifu! r:1r. st~;"ering and hrakes Automatie 63 Olds Jetfire 2 Dr. Hard Top $2,288 4 spt>ed shifl - full ronsul. Buckrt seats. EKtra d ea n. Slandard tram. Healer. 1962 Rambler Classic 4 Dr. Sed. $1195 Auto trans. Ra-dio and hpater. Exrellen~ condition. 1961 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan · .. · .. $1095 6 cyl. St;~ndard tr.an!i . Radio tmd heater. 1961 Dodge 4 Dr. Sedan ...... $1295 V8 - Power atf!Print. Radio and hf'cater. 1961 Chrjsler Windsor 4 Dr. Sed. $1395 Power stfPeritlg. Radio and heater. USED CAR . ON OUR LOT! 1961 Ford 4 Dr. Station Wagon $1095 V8 - Anlo. trans . Radio and he~ter. One ownf'r. 1960 DeSoto 4 Dr. Sedan· · · · · · · $1095 Radio and heater. Power steerin1. 1960 Rallltler 4 Dr. Station Wagon Low Down Payments VB- Standard trant . Radio and better. 1960 Ford 2 Dr. Sedan · · · · · · · · · · $995 Only 11.891 ('arpfu! mile1. Bucket seats. C~nsul. Floor shift automalir. 23u r1.1. in. enelnr. Almost hke 1he tlay it was sold. 63 Oldsmobile Super "88" 4 Dr. $2,495 Air Conditionin g. Power lliif.ef'rlna: and brakes. Hydramatic. 62 Buick LeSabre 2 Dr. Hard Top $1,983 Power steering and brakes. Automatic shift. Onf' par· ticular ownt>r. F:xt.ra nice. Bank Financing TINY'S FOODLAND "':t · ·2nd wblb! HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE 64 Ford 2dr.~!::. S229S .a BAUM LUMBER CO. Galaxie 5011-352 cu. ln. V engine with S.Speed column shift, light blue with all blue vinyl Interior, radio, heater, wblte sidewall tires and back up lights. THE TIME TO BUY IS NOW! EVERY CAR IS FOR SALE • • • YOU TELL US WHAT BLAETTNARS BUICK - PONTIAC - GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, 0. 1959 Dodge! Ton Pickup · · · · · · $1095 V -8 automatic power brake a, power ste.rin\a ra· dio, heater, white sidewall tires, wheel dlacldB, t~ up lights, outside mirror, ~inte~ wtodlbie , 10 white with like new brown mtenor. 2 door V-1 "Auto . P-. $595 Power. VB - 3 speed tr.,.ns. Very good condlt.on. $595 . FOREMAN & ABBOTT St. Paul s Lutheran Church SWISHER & LOHSE $295 Pomeroy, R~ H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodgtt~Dodge Oart-LIII'lcer ~ ' S. Second & Mill St. Miclcl..pc;rt KARR and ' .. VAN ZANDT MOfO.R.SALES GMAC fl~l· I '!f'EM WY 2-5342 . TIL 8 P.M. Cldiii.AW.IIIfl!lle POMilOY POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ACINE PLANING MILL OHIO .VALLEY BAKING CO. VB - Standard trans. Radio and h.eater. METROPOLITIAN MOTORS o. -lt •j tHE UNITED STEEL WO~ERS OF AMERICA . K. " C. lEWELERS _"""_____...Jiloltq_911:110 . a.J•Mw-; W. I· ., J.,."""'Iti!!I!!I!II'P.'fli""I'MI'_ _ _ _ _ _ _"""!,!'-"""-~_.r.:,"'· .1·- ,,. A' "''' ( 1 L-"·-----· -· 'I RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN - CHECK THESE "AS.IS" SPECIALS - v.a alllomlllc. 1 V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE 4 Door H.T . - 4 Door ~-··· s" HARDEN'S GROCERY and MARKET STAR SUPPLY CO. Star Chief V--1 automatic. RICKARD'S ALIGNMENT SERVICE CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY automatic, power brakes, power steerlne. white sidewall tires, wheel discs, brown metaWc finish with matching interior. Real nice. · •.,.r. · KARR CONSTRUCTION C9. 60 Pontiac~·=~·v.a 4 Dr. H.T. 1958 Chevrelet 4 Dr. Sedan · · · · $795 Y'OU WILL PAY AT--- 606 E. Main St. All power. Radio tnd heater . · 1 v•. Newport-V-8 IUtomatlc trans., power brakes, power steering, radio, heater, wbite sldeWllll tlre1, full wheel discs, lldtt blue with spoUeas matchlnl interior. Only 29,000 miles . 1953 OLDS w HEINER'S BAKERY 62 Chrysler tifu'~. S169S . 58 lUlCK 0 R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Dynamic 88-Whlte with green Interior, ~ brakes, power steering, automatic trans., tlqtM windshield, tilt steerlne whe~J, ~a~. sld• wall tires, power seat and anti-spm differential. 58 OLDS · !, uo m.l VB - Power 5teerinc. Radio and h111ter. 1959 Buick Convertible · · · · · · · · · · $995 62 Buick V8 Special4 Dr. -· ·- · · $1,595 One local owner. New Buick trade·in . Shows good care. 1959 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sta. Wag. $1095 Notes LIEVING COAL COMPANY 1 cyl. Standard tu ns. Heater. 64 Chevrolet Nova Super Sports $2,19 5 FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. 63 Olds 4door ~.::"• SZ295 • 59 Pontaac s. WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING Power stt>ering, Auto . trans . Radio and heater. BUYS ARE BETTER ! )pedal. Only 30,546 e:l.sy miles . Really sharp. Autumatie lbilt, 1962 Chrysler 4 Dr. Sedan .... $1895 Wolf Pen u Dollar's Worth 1 • m.[ ---------- ! 1· · · s·--•-y 3 ROOMS New Furniture BUILDING w...i. •s:· ROBINSON'S VALLEY LUMBER and SUPPLY CO. I 1 3 sund.,, SHIRT FINISHING I •·.:!" +UIP '1'0;. ONE DAY SERVIa May-1 liJiliOUIIOIIII~ alt... r. """'* 1ADD i'"==....-""=-=...---. Abe}'sLead Sentinel Church News IT ALL Served at ttes.t ,, - Pomerey liev,_. lliJ Uu• ford, SUpt. : SUnday Sehool II a m.; l:veopllltlo """leo, 1· list Clulrdt - M~ Jlel&bA hi tho woll-lmo• dtf - . , Memorial ,ltl p, m. "royer meet1111, ?1SO Rd , north o1 ddt )'OPDI' Wlow il rrowioe up Putor. W. Glflord lloopltal. erlmt h• MowD a ateadf iap. m. TUOida~. AsSistant PasiOI', J R trtlll for ~ th&a a ...... Hofler . Serllillet OD Saturday' And aany of t.be COilvlca.l ol- ' - - ' Rudaad Ml•lo• : OU•• New· Sabbath Scllool. I :1!1 p, m .. ttnder• aren 't ok1 enoua:b to M&.e... Rough-lookiar '1dda" loiter oo men, mlsstonary pu~, Sut> Worship, 2, 30 p. m .; y 0 u tt the 11trtet oorlWII'I with not.hillg Anll~ull) ~twrc. liD abip 11 a. m.; E•enpliltic mg ol the WSCS at I p. m. •t flay Scbool, 9.JG W~P meetins, UO p. m. ; Bibl< Stu· te do. Smooth-Wlokiac "kids'' dey lidw<>J a1 10 L m. Prayer vice, 7 p. m . Prayer metlln&, the church with the Tuppers 10.30 a . m .. Pru --Ill· 7.10 P· dy, Thursday, 7, 1111 p, m .. a l fluh by in afl with INI pliCII IQee\iDI 'lburllllay. 7:30 p. m. 7: 10 p. m. W,..nesday; Younc Plams WSCS as gu.,ts Wed . m.: Prly.. serYleo, 7:10 p, 111. 37 E a Hetghto Galllpollo. to JO. Tht police pat.roi ctrt.in People 's Service Friday, 7;30 evening prayer senictB at 7:45. Thursday. v ns ' N.da with dop - h•--'t r Bethlebem Baplbl ehardo, p, m. Chester Mellwdlll Cburcb Edeo Uolted llrotarea I' alone cannot cope with the llit uil! Oreal Bend: Rev. C. L. O'(;u& Pearl A. casto, !'..,tor; Wor· lyreeaN Mi>•loo, Bar. l!:ort Christ Ottrclt: Rev. Eldea K tiou . nor, pQtor: B.obert Lowi.s, aupl Church of l:Ood, Mt . Mortah 1o' ..rvice at 9 a. aJ., Sunaay Custer, paator ' Sorvioet evoey Balke roasiOI'" Sunda~ Schnol But this youn&' fellow mUAl ! :30 L m. MorniOI Worship Rev . Daaiel Wor!unaa, pas!Dr. School at 10 a. m. ; WSCS 1st ~~ ~sday and Frtday ovenlng 10 a. ;,,; Jrow up neverthelaL ~Qd for HoJol!ipr . IUPI him . .. for Ole eommutdty • •• end Sunday &hoot; 7 p. m. Ev- Sunday School 9 45 a. m., Wor- Thurllday ol mootll : Board 1 · p. m. Christian Endeavor, 7:1i p n for t.be nation .. . tomorrow ckenlng service: T'tursday, 7,30 lship service 11 a . m. and 7:30 meelln& 3rd Wedne811ay ol U~e Tile Cltllrcl of ~ N.......,., Mrs. Lyda Cbevaller, president Pf'ndlt on how he pow~ up! p. m. Prayer meetin&. a. m. Prayer meeting UO ~month. Chester, Ray K Warne, putor. ctas001 fot all .. ilolll '""''"'"· It all adda up to the moat. ti'J'· m . Tue•day: Young People s Sunday Scbooiii:IO a.m.; Mont- a p. m. Preacbtlll 8::111 p. m.1 in& need o! our time : early, con· Carpeall!r Bapdsl Cltardo: meeting, 7:30 p. m . Friday. Flatwoods llletbotltst Church ing Worship 11 • ·. tn.; NYPS Mid Week Pray•r meetlna. 7 30 tin uin(, determined moral IUld rf'ltgio11s in8t.ruction. ll!Wmaftd• S.tnday &hool 9·30 a . m.; Morn- Pearl A. Casto, pastor Wor- f:45 p. m.: Evellllll Service, p. m. Wedlltlday, Cl091 LAid' riritual awaren e11 in •ur In& Worship 10:15 a . m. R.atlaad CIIIITU ou God, Rev. shtp oervice 10 a . m. every 7:30 p. m.: Midweek Prayer ser- or , Mrs. Maae Bollinltt. horN~& . It t«jUb'H ~llU, IM· Joho Smallwood paatm': Sonday ot her Sunday 7.45 p. m. Sun· 9lce, 7' 30 p, m. Wednesday. UB Clterell L.olarl ''•· Sua. ritici11l IIUpport of our chun!h-. I Firs! BapUII Chureb, MWd» &hool 10 a . .;,, : Evangehotic day Sch~ol, t 10p a . rn , Jlohn Midlleporl Cftrcli of the Nu- •day &hool 9:30 L m. - Worship '-. · lu ~v~ry cily, village and ham· let an awakened nation i.s mu ... 7:10 ·,. m. , pori, Rev. OoaaJ<I Boooe. .,,. servtce 7 p. m.: Young People Batley. upTh r~~er mee mg arene Rev. Cl:vde J. BarUetl. '' ;cos urs~y. • tHine Its Lotalsp1rltua1 reto S •· •--• 9 " a m. E-•.. ver 7 P m Wednesday· 7 45 p. m. r: un~y """"" Sunday School 8:~ a . m, , Mlil'l> I , -••M Fafil Valled lrellorq »>UI'ce& ••• ~king God's help Fred Hoffman, Supl.; ID:lS L Prayer meetine 7 p. m. Satur- Healb Methodist Church. Mid- ing worlbip ID:~ a. m.: NYPS .... _. Rev Jamaa Morria8: ••• and Reking youre .•• m. Worship Service; BYP I P· day. dleport, M. E. Dowson, pastor; Young People, M5 p. m.; Evu- ,Church. · T m.; Evening Worship, 7:30 P· l Cbarcb, Mrs. Nan ~loore, Church &hool geUotlc l!lllltinl 7, 30 p. m.; Sunday School t:IO Rom m.; Wed . 7:30 p. tn. Prayer Grato Eploeepal Supt. ; Church School, 9:30 a. Prayor meet• 1 c, Wed, 7:30p.m . Nomo, supt.: ~l,~ ~....."::. meeting; 8:30 p. m. Wed., cbolr ....,..roy, The ~ - Richard H. m.; Worship Service, 10:30 a. bert Rou!h. , _ . , . - • practice. Martin, Rector . Saoday - Mor· m.; Methodist Youth Fellow- Pomeroy Cburcb of tb• Naz- to,ao a . m.: Altemata evtlllng ning Prayer end Sermon, 10:30 ship 7 p. m . . Official Board arene, Sunday School, 9:30 a . wonhlp at 7:110 p. m.: Pntr· Firat Bapdst Cburcll, POill....m. t.:offee hour foUowm&. meeting, t sl S~nday 01 month. m.: Morning worship 10,45 a. ,or meeiln& 'nntn. I p. m. roy - Rev. C~le• N"':JJ . Eat.erprlse EUB Cblll'cb, Re•. 7:30 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday m. Evening ~orshlp. 7 p. m.; r.Jt. Bermo• Uolled lllredtrell 11 30 7 till ID.20: Menzel Smitb, pastor. Worship of month. UO p. m.; Eleanor Prayer meeting, P· m. Wed . 1n Christ· Rev. Jamaa Morr~ Sunday &boo! • Worship servtce, 10:30 a. m., . .3<1 0 m . Sunday Circle 2nd Thursday of month Rev . Clyde ~ - Henderson, pas.~ . ·~~• 9 N d J · hurch lor sernce · · "' ' '""· paswr, ....., ..,.,_, c~:~ an umor c &hool, 10·30 a. m. Youtb Fel· 7:30 p. m.; Class 12, 3rd Wed- tor . i9 30 a . m., ·eacbilta 10:30 a. · towship 6:30 p. m.; Boys and nesday of month, I P· m .; Aft- Clturcb of lbe Nazueae, Pom· m. Alternate preacltin& aJid Ftrol Bapll•t Citurcb, Roebte Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. m.: ernoon C~rcle, 4th Thursday. of eroy Rev . Clyde Henderson , IChristian El)deevor, 7:30 p. m. Roo ' C. L. O'Conner, pastor. Evenlllg oervice 7:30 p. m., 2nd month, 2 P· m.; Chotr Practice pastor: Sunday School 9:30 a . Sunday. Mid-Weelo Prayer oerSunday Scbool 9, 30 a. m., Sam and 4th Sundays: Youth Cbolr, Wedne sday , 7 P· m. m.: Morning Worship 10,30 a.! vices Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Curtis, supt.; 10:45 a. m. Mont 6:30 p. m. We~esday . Prayer m.: NYPS 6,45 p. m. Eve11ing . Unlled Pro .ng wo1'8hlp: 6:30 p. m. BYP' Meeting, 7:30 p, m. Wedr>esday . Minersville Methodist cbtlreh oervtces 7:30 p. m. prayer Mldtllep~~ F~t R H ~ end Junior Fellowship; 8 p.m. Lottr••· Et!B CBurcb Rev Dr. Lester 1.. Rou•h. pastor ' meeting. i:JO p. m. Thursday . bRytenaln • urc .' SU~ :C"t," 001 Evening aervtce; 7:30 p. m. "'58 ' • Victor Brown, Church School IIppe t. pastor. ay Wednesday, Prayer meetiug; Eugene Emerson, pastor, Sun- Superi!ltendent. 10 a . m Offie- .Chureb. of tbe Nazarene, Ra- 9':" a .m. Mn. Rodney ~au~. 8:30 p. m. Wednesday. SPninr dey &hoo~ 10 a, m ., RusseU lal Board meettng each quarter cme, Ohto. Sunday &hool at , supL IO:!tlo. m. Worship, S-46 Cbotr Praetlce: 3 , 30 P. m. TU... Archer, Supt. Sunday Worsht? unless otherwise called. Hoty 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship p. m. YF : Wed. 8 ,30 Junior day Junior Choir Practice. 11 a. m: Bible Study .end Pray· Communion each quarter as an- Service 10:30 a .m Sunday Eve- ChOir . 1 P m SMnor CMn ' er liervtc• led by Millard Coe, oouncec:t. ning service 7:30 p.m.; Mid . , Syraruse First United Pr6 Ratlaall Flnl 81pt.lst Cltareh 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. week Prayer Service Wednes-- 1 bylerian Church - Church ser Sunday &hrol9:30a. m. Preacl> MD niD Star EUB Chareh •Mona Cbapel Metboclill day 7:30 p.m. Rev . Morri• M. vices 9:~ a.m.; Sunde~ School in~ Sunday 2:30p. m. Re rM g t S th 3 tor · 9 4 ~ Church, Arthur Stitt, Paswr Wolfe, Pastor . 1to :30 a. m.: Bible Study, Wed ., v. enze Illl • P 15 • Sunday School, 10 a. m. Oliver 7·30 p m Free WiD Bapllsl Cbareb, a. DL Sunday &hllol, ~ Sayre. SupL Sunday Worship Rutlalld Cbarcb or the N-•- · · -·-----:RuUend, Paotar, Rev. P • u I Smlth, supt,; E~rl Shuler, Ass I. service, 11 a. m .; Prayer mee~ ene : Sunday School 9:30 a m.; Taylor; Sunday School, 10 L _m. Momtng worshtp 10:411 a. m.: ing eveey Wednesdav evening. Morntng Worshtp 10, 411 a. With thB hope it wiU, in 1ome measure, fosrer and help s.u· Guy Priddy, Supt.; Preachrng Prayer meeting 8 p. m. Tbur• · Evangeli•tic service 7:45 1 m. tain that which 6000 in family and community life, thia fea· service, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer aer- day. Portland Melbodlst Church, 1o{idweek orayer service, 7:4> p. 30 turfl :. aponaor--' by the blr..iness firm• and or,anizations vtcel, • ' p. m. WednesdDy . Soalb Bethel EUB Cb...,.,, Arthur Stitt, pastor Sunday m. Wednesaay . urclt E School 9,30 to 10,30 a. m .• Har· OCiety who~e name. appear below. MI. Moriah l!aptlst Cb ' Rev . Eugene E. merson. P. . old G. Roush, Supt.. Kenneth Syracu.. Chute~ of lhe Na••· i •--------------~---------------~~~mer ol Fourth end Mam St. tor. Sunday worship 7,30 p. m. McLeod, Ass' t. Supt. Services rene, William c. rhorpe. "'"'"' i - - - - - - - - - Mid~leport. OM. Nyle Bm'den, and 1:30 a. m. altemately. Sun· every Sunday evening . Sundav Srhooi9 :3U a m.; Morn· .. mlntster. Sunday &hool 9:30 day &hool 10,30 a. m. and ing worship 10 30 a . m. Week end and Sunday VISita. m. Arnold Rlcbards, SUpt. 9:30 a. m. alternately. Norman Racine Metbodlot Cbareb, or; of Mr . and Mrs . Howard Morning Wonhlp, 10:30 a. m. Bahr, Supt. Bible Study and H. L. McDaniel. pastor : SUn· Pentecostal Assembly, Route Thoma Sr. and Patricia were u prayer service led by pastor, day School 9:30 a. m.; Preach· 12 4.. Rev . Paul E. Jontos. pastnr Mr. Howard Thoma Jr . ol MO Llneola St. Middleport WY 2-2550 Member FTD Naomi Baptist Clturcb: D· 7, 30 p. m. Thursday. ing IUD a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.: Sunday School 10 a . m.: Wor . Perrysvitle, Mr . and Mr< . Greenhoure WY 2-s.M: day School t :30 o. m .; pOrPrayer and Bil>le Study 7·30 p shtp servtc.. 1:30 p. m. Sun F k S Johnn. and ship 11 a. m.; Prayer service, Syracuse E.U.B. Church, Paol m. Wednc:sday. ' · · day , Wednesday and Friday. ;dad~e ~rv~~~go Jun~Hon . and A. Sellen, Pastor. Cit Mid · M L . er 1 1 p. m. Wednesday . Rock Sprtngs llletbodist - , The PentecDital arch, ·, ~r . and rs. 0 ") 3 r • 9:30 a. m. Sun~ay &hoot, Ben •• ''Tab 10111- :ro Clmrl!h Tblo Weelo" CariP_ton Church, . ~tngsbury Quisenberry, Supt. ; lO:SO a. m. Chester Lemley, pastor; Wor· dleport, South ~rd Ave ., Su~H)' 1.angsv1lle. I Road. ll1day Sehoolt~tJO a.m . Morning Worsldp aervice. lsi ship sPrviee 9:30 a. m.; Sun- SchooJ 10 a. m., ~unday. evenang 1l Mr and Mrs . Frank Sarver, Establlshed In 1904 WY H286 MJddloport Ralp_b carl. Supt.; reaehlng and 3rd Sun~ys of the month; day &hoot, 10:13 a. m.; MYF evangelistic service, p. Joh~ny and Eddie. Mmgo .lunc' West Columbia, W. Va. p. m., Cecil Cox: 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangeli• 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Wt.dnesday Bible Study 7.30 p.l tion. and Mrs . Howa_rd 'Thoma Servtces,_ 7.30 Ph. Mason SP 3-5591 Layman , Prayer meeting, Tues tic Service, 2nd and 4th Sun- Study Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. m., SaturdJ. mghr Prayer and dp t . . e Saturda~· eve3 ncla wer day 7:30 p. m. ' Worship 7·"'0 p. m. P:~!llnr, Rev an day of month. BETHANY - . Rutlaall Medlodllt Cborcb B. L. Barren. I ning callers of Mr . and 'Irs. Cotambk Chapel: Worship ser- 9'30 a. m . M<lming Worship. Carl Herring , pastor: Morning . I Harle~ John•on DOllie- Dart- Dodee Truckl vice each 3unday 9:15 a. m.; 10:30 a.m . Sonday School, BJy. worship 10 ,30 a. m.: Cbureh Harmoovme Presbyterian. H to . JrJm . Klddleport Sunday School 10 a. m.: Youth the TheiSs, Supt; 6:30 ?· m. Sch I 9·30 a m WSCS ftrst Rev . John DavJes, pa•tnr Wor I Mr . and Mrs . ar \ nd Tbursda, ot ship service 9:30 a. m. ; Sunday 1 f1011, Tammy and Chery ' wero Service 6:1> p. m. Evening Wor· Youth Fellowship. CARMEL - Tue Middleport, Ob lo 8 ay 8 . sbi 7 • m. each Sunday. 9:30 a. m. SUnday School Way. . ;)! School L0:30 a. m. Sunday afternoon and t"vemn~ p p ne Roush, Supt.; 10:30 1 . m. ~ach mont~ Fam;IJ N~ght ta: guests of his parents, Mr . and Bradbury Churcb of Christ, MomJng worship 2nd and 4th unday ev ng o eac m~ Reorganized ChW'cll et Jesu!l Mrs. Harley Johnson. Pomeroy Joe Robinson, Minister; Sunday of the r!l'anth; 8 p. m. at 6 :30 p. m.; Prayer Meetmg, Christ of Latter Day Saints. tb . Johnsou Art Marcum, minister; Bible Evening Evangelistic Service 7:30 p. m. Wednesday , miles from Rarine on Racine I Mr. and Mrs . Ra~ k . d lllfPOrl lbo Chureb of Your Cbotco · wor-tp, -·· 1st and 3rd Sunday of montb. ' Stivorsvill Metbodlsr Clturcb porttand Road. s unday s~l Scbool and MQrrufl(! --~ of. . Columbus, wen• d Mwee ' en . Cb 1 u· Endeav • .30 . w h.1 !0·30 0 VlStlors of Mr . an 10 ·30 . a. m., r s au • Tuppen Plaln1 IEUB Cborcb: Arthur Stilt paRlor Sunday 9 · a. m., ors P · ·1 '·· rs · ·. uorry d hi Builder~ •nd BuUdtna Supplle• · hJ • · o .. d · ice Johnson They a~ VlStte E 11 or, p. m.; venmg ors p, School I::W a. m.· Gene Wolfe m., .;:ouD a•• evenmg serv d \1 J' ' 7 p. m. Rev. Eugene E. Emeraon. pu- Supt. 'services Th,ursday even· 7 : ~0 p..n .: Wed .. wor!i!hlp serv· parents. Mr . an . rs . . Of' Cheoter, Ohio Ph, 98~.:1005 tor: Sunday Worship 9:30 a . m. ' ice at 7:30 p. m. Pastor, C. w_, Johnson . . Bradford Chareh of Chrlll. and 7:30 p. m. alternately. Sut> lng. Proffitt. All evening serv-1 Sat.urday evenrng Jl1lelits of laken of Good Brud Romer Forrest. Supt.: Bible day School 9;3D L m. and 10:20 Sutton Mtthodllt Chlrcb, Ar- Ices begin at 7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs . Larry Jolmson &hoot ''30; Morotng Worsblp, a. m. alternately . Hobart Vine- tbur Stilt, pa stor. Sunday . were Mr. and Mro . Jtm lluntlni\Oil. W. l0:30 a. m.; Evening Worsh•>. yard , Supt.: B'ble Study and School 10 a. m., Clint Orr, Lonr Lady of Lor•tto Mts•loo l Johnson, Jamie SUf anrl Todd 7 p, m. Wedne!day, 1 p. m. Prayer Se"lce led by pastor, Supt.; Sunday Worship, 11 a .m. Long Botto':"•. Rev . Leonard , or Pomeroy, Kenneth Johnson , Bible Study. 7,30 p. m. Tuesday. Cencula, admtrusu-ator, Sunday Sue Criner and Mr. and Mro Wheel Balancing-Auto Glas•Bnke 8enlce Syracuse Methodllt Cllarcb, Mass 8 30 a. m., e!lt.; Holy Oays Ray Johnson. Ph. WY 2-3571 Pomeroy Oestor Ch~b ol C h rIll Federated Cblll'Cb, Pom•roy, Or . Lester L. Roush, pastor , ot Obligation, 7 p. m . Mr. F'ranktin RusseD of Mid, dleport, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bthle School 9.30 a. m. Preach- Rev. W. H. Pernn, pastor: Morning Worship service 9 a .m inl 10:10 •. m., first and tblrd Carl Kautz, Supt.: n d. y Dana Winebrenner. Supt. 10 •. St. Job• •. Cotholf• MilliOn : I Gil to ty and family of carpenChNter, Ohio ~ and Mrs. CUnwn GilSundays. School, 9:1> a. m . ; Worship m. Sunday chool: YF" Wednes- near Guvsvtile I Dutch Rtdgel· t Re F k M "eri pas er. r. 10 30 b Mann City Charcb of Christ, our ' 1 · m. day 6: 30 P· m.. Mrs. Moore, v. ran am · - · key and family of Albany were Miller Street R Kenneth Roy ML u d F wB Cb h director. Official Board meet- tor, Sunday MaS9 t0 ' 30 •.· m.: [' Sundav vi&itors of Mr . and Mrs. Two Locations For Your Convenlene• Envangelist· • Su~ay Bibl~ S d8 s'-~~ I ·9·4·5. urcE -1 tng, first Monday each lll(Jntb Holy D•y of Obligation 1"30 a . Lincol~ Russell un Y cuoo · a. m., ar H 1 Com m · Confession 1'11 hour betore · • WY2·3996 Syracuse WY 2-39118 Study 10 a. m ., Morning Wor- Starkey, supt., EveniDB wor- at 7 :30 p. m. oy mun.. ' ' Mr . and Mrs. Charley Smith b Cecil eo on eaob quarter as announced Mass. . and Mr. and Mrs. Doy!e Knapp ship, 10:15 a. m. Evening Wor· h" 7·30 ' tp, · P· m. Y '· WSCS first Wednesday ot each · · Pomeroy, Ohio ship 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, L•yman; Young People'• meet· Tbe Salvation Army, Envoy I and Katl Lee were Monday .... ing and Bible Study, 7:30 p. m .; m:~·Unik<f Methodist Church RayS. Wining, officer In charge I ilors in Columbus. 7'30 p, m. Wednesday. Mlddleoort Charch al Christ, Wedne!day; Choir practice .at Pomeroy _ Rev . 1\.telvin AI· Sunday to a . m. Roliness meet· 1 Sus1e. Kathy lf\d Denlse Scar. PAINTS and IIAJIDW AllES 5th an~ Main Streets Donald 7:30 p. m. Thursday. kire pastor Church Sch®! at lng: 10,30 a . m. Sunda~ School berry of Lotart , W. Va ., wer• Ph. WI 9·3273 Haclno ' · Sundav 7 p m Vouno People's weE"kend vts1tors of the1r grand · Sch I I Hicks, minister: Bib e oo. Daavdle Pdlflm Holbteu, (P. 9:15 a m. Leo Crew, Supt . l.eo . · ~. · •S 1 t I parents \lr and Mrs J .. ~GENCY a • m ., Milton Housdahel'.., 0. Langsvalle. · · Legion· • •30 . Otdo,, Rev 0. H. Vaughan, A ss 't . ,s up 1. Mormng . · 7 , ~, 1 m . a va ton • Hatrield· · · WY 2·2440 Pomrro1 130 E. Sec:ond Supt.; Mornln& Wot9hlp. Car. pas!Alr: Sunday &hool, 9:00 Worship at. 10 :30 a. m. Race . ~een;g: ~hur<Jday ,7 t ~~ 3~e I Mrs Helen Johnson vislttd 5:45 p. m.; Evening .wonhip. 4 . m. , Robert Grate, Supt. wor- relations Sunday. Sermon Jes ome I'B:gue. P P · . h '"'ft ents Mr. 7p m Prayer Servtce Wed· h" . t 10. 3 . P "l "The Creative Misfit<, 2 . 10 p cla.. es: 7 30 p m Blhto otudy, Sunday wit .,..r Pill' • · ·· • s tp service a . , •· m.: 1 • · ·. ·· · ttn Oth entces and Mrs Everett Lambert. nesday, 1 P· m. grim Youth. 11·45 p. m.: Evan- m. 'n1e Pastor's T'rainmg Cla ss pray~r mee g er s · Middl•P<>rt, Ohio Church ot Otrtot, Pomeroy, gellstic service, 7:30 p, m. Mid- lor Youth. 6 p. m. MYF meetPhone WY 2-3611 N. Seeond Avo, Quality Fumlture at Lower Prit'l Jerry MQten, pestor: Sunday Week Prayer and Praloe, Wed- ing . Tuesday, 7,30 p. m . Lydta 1 ScboOI t:liO a. m. Cbureh 10,30 nesday, 7.30 p. m. Circle meets at church . 1'hursMlddloport L m .: Chr!Stllft Endeavor, 5,30 da y, 1:15 p. m .. Prayer · St udy lor_ Syeamore & S~cond St . - Pomtr01 p, m. !venlna Service, UO p. lfnp!om 11111 or Jehovab's group at home of Miss Nelle REV . JOSFP>I KRALY . PASTOR m. WitnesselJ · Public meeting. sun. J Bing, 114 Umon Al'e. ThursChurrh . WY 2-rH70 Parsonage, WY 2·2538 RcuUatMI Cluun:~ fll CbrtJI, day 5 p. m ., Watchwwer study day, 7 : 1~ p.m. chotr rehearsal . 'TLOWPI' FOR ALL OCCASIONS" Sunday, February 14 Bible ScboOI 9:30; C.mmllllioo 6 p. m.; Bible study Tuesday. llyaeU Kun i'ree Mothudtll. RII1AJI DllUOI Cor 8uttornut & W. Main 10:30 a. m ., V. H. Braley 6 p. m. Service meeting, 7 p. Rober' E. tiwltla, Sr., pa-: (Septuage•ima Sunday) , We F'Ul AU DOCU!ro Pre•arlptlon• --- ~~---SUPI· .$1brl CanadOJ, pianist: m. Thursday, Ministry school, SondaJ School 9:30 a. m. Wo~ • • 111115 Pai110f0J (Bulletin Board Saying Of 'Mle Week) Bible Study, 7:30, Delbert flo. 6 p. m, Thursday. ley u.Jey, ~upl.: Momln& ""' '' If lhe devil didn't hgve ~xcu••s . hr would have t• 1earit lllnt. lellllor. shiP 10:30 a. m. Yootlt Service, 0 how to pray!" Lathe!u Cbureheo _ 11. P ..l 6,411 p. m.; &:vonpiJJtle m .. Zloll CltiNit ol Cbrtll, P - SUnday School 9: I& a . m.: Wor· - . 1:30 p. m.; Prayor meet· Morning Worship, 10:30 Sunday School, 9:1S Bu1)4!tll lltii!PIIt• 6 14JUwor• ') S.rmin Topic , "THE SECRET OF GROWTH" roy · llarrllolnv!Jle ltolid. SUI- thlp servl<:o 10:110 a . m.: ill 1111. Thura<''Y ,?'30 P m. !)onoral Cootrol!ttns Pbona WY 2-38'11 • - Un<torwoQd. miQister .. B~ Jolm, sunday Sellool 10 a. m .; tine ~It • I Cberoll, ~ MondaY, 7'00 p.m . ---- -------- Begtnnen Knlltlng Cllu IChaOI t:30 o, m.•; Mnrninl lworsht~ 9 a. m. el CWI, . ""' · R. 1:. ~·no UUI. 8:00 p.m . -------- -- Adnneo4 Knlltlnl Cia• worship 10:30 a, m.: S.enlnt pastor. Sonday School t:lt a. Tuesdoy , a,oo p.m. - -- -------- - WoQ~Jn Of The ChllrCb worship 7:00 p. m.; Roberr Reed Alfred Melbodlll Cbarcb - m .: Phtl Wtse, oupl. , Momllll! Wednll!ls-djly, 7:30 p.m. ---·-------·-- Adub lnlb'uetiall l!lble 'lehC!IIl 9\lp~ Rev. Pearl casto, pastor; Sun- worshtp 10:30 a. m.; Y\uU 7:30pm. ------- ----,-- -- Choir Rehoona! d~y &bon I •t UO, Charles !len~ 7 p, m.: Evangelillk Thunday, 1:00 p.m. -------------- - ---- , .o\, A, llotlilll "Youo fteepsl\ko Sl•r•" QuMr Q.,. oJ GIMI; ~ - Taylor. Slljll. Worship ~rvicoa '141'VIce NO p. m. llfld Weill Sotnrdoy, UO o.m. ---- --- -- --- Senior Cat.9111ara <;lftto ~·· 10:30 a.m. ·----·- --- Junler C1toebi11111 Cluitoo !.OCM> ~ON lilltlv8 312. E. Main Stre.. Poll!ei'OJ tlllherl Spencer , PBitor. Sondoy at .10:4> with tho Rev. casto-1 •rtveroorviCJ' 7·30 p m. Wed DUES 0 ver 300 are sban · Stlver..llll ao.d: E. J. by GrUfilh, twilDr ; Roger WI J. 0 ., Feb. 12, '· I .. Ql, . T....... Notokit ...,. _,.y I -~ ,..... tVenin&, reauar N . . .,. , _. . """"'"' ""'·•• •w....- _..., .... 11-------------!'oioi---·J �I I @) •' •' .~I' 2 SIGNS I 'Ali Uf'. 'I .-· Mrs.' Allarc/ Pratt is Devotional Leader when Federated Circle Meets SOCIAL - - - - - - - - - .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ft-Dally !!entlnel, Pomeroy-Ml~<fieport. 0 ., Fe_b. 12, 196!_ For s._l•-=c-___..,7" Businesa Services I WANT AD Prayer by Mro. Louis Rei- It was decided to cancel tho WNATED · Spinet Piano Bar· i INFORMATION bel, president, opened the meet- Mareh and April meetlnl!o dut gain. Responsible party to WY :1--3243 Is tbe phone to cal Of FEB. u lng of the Federated Circle to Lent. Mra, Norman Kloet ro oEA.nuru:l , lake over low monthly payfo r Limestones. any size Return Jonathan Meip Chap- Wednesday evening at the ported on oick calb -nade b) ~o!1 a,• o!~luca.r::;, ~ubu~•uo" ! mepts on a spinet piano. Can Prompt deUvery. Emmet W QUALITY · l'tlon.:~ay be seen locally Write Credit Shuler, Contracting. ter, Daughtero of the Amerlchurch. her and Mrs. Clarence Nasaar 0 CAr.• t:J l Al lll ... S ' 1 On tl ( ORRI'r'TION!oo \1 anagrl . p n Box 21~ C:h~!I 1963 Tempest LeM•ns Cpe. ca. RevoluUon, will meet Fri- Mrs. Allard Prall, devotional Mrs. Reibel announced sever Will 1)1 11'<:'PP'f''l u nli • !oiOil A M 2l F"' D•• ,., -"n~>ltr• " o~ byville, Indiana. 2 12 P tUrt r..-.o-. ......,biB&.., Was $209 Weekend Speci•l $1799 day afternoon, Feb. 12, at the leader, had tor her topic, "A al meetlngo Including, Famil) 5 IINIID& d . . . h home of Mrs. C. M. Honnesy, Kindly Thought." The hymn night on Sunday, at i :SO p.m.: ut>l ' ' .., ltvro..!o SINGER automatic Zig Zag 1m1s , 326 Local owned and low mileq:e, re over 1vory n,, '-'unl ·~h ,. , · ~~ ' n"' • '"• rll!nl ' . h' Lk Mbterl.tle, eldt va engine. automatic tracs. Like new whih~w.all tires, radio Garfield-St. in Middleport at "There Shal 1 Be Showers Of Quiet Day at Grace Epi&copa .., ~~·· ,,. . .. ,,..,, an) .ods a••"'~d I sewmg mac me. 1 t' new IEBd voar ~ewer 1roa111e1 and heater 2 p. m. Assisting hostesses will Blessing," opened devotions, church on February 18; and .,, ..... , ,.,. . ,.,, ~ to:rro r• ~ 11 "<~ 1 " "• cond1t10n. $95 00 -- Terms . , ,,.,.. , ...., •mm,.fluol .. l) rn.. puh We .,.,. oD be Miss Lenore Glle•, Mrs. followed by Ihe reading or the Lenten breakfast at t b c 11 ,, •. , ·• 11• ""' .,, ,,..p .. n••"" fo• WY 2-3862. 2 12 5tC m .. rr •n ~ n """ n•·o n.,.. t < M~l'r!lnn MOTCROLA fu>eondilloned ~ • ., Macbl..s 1963 Corvair Mon:u Coupe Dale Dutton and Mis• Beoo Psalm 25· 1-11 by the leader church on March 3. TV se ts , $74 .95. 17" console Reuooaftlo Was $1895 Weekend Speci•l $1699 "Jnhorn. The roll call re- who gave a meditallon on the A dessert course carryln@ with new picture tubf' 21'' caD W\' Wl74 Day • - Ntpt I A sharp low mileage local car. Jet hlack finish , tires show sponse will be ·•an impurtant 1topic and closed with a prayer out the valentine theme was 1 l''"nl• P~' "' " ~tJ un~ •n••~'"" " tt:~ble model with new pic- , 7 • tic little wear. IIO H.P. engine. 4 speed trans. Radio, heater, event in American History." poem, "My Prayer." :,erved by the hostesses. Mrs. \1 "'"'""' '""~" 61 ' r011• tur~: tube. 16" ronsole $39 95 , red buckt't ::.c<~LS and vinyl trim. FEB. 13 A short program was present- Lester Fauber and Miss Mart;• l""'' ,,., "'"'" f<!l rnrrP .,. .. lf'<'U''~r ' "'"'''on~ 21''' aonsole, $6995 21" con- IIEATING, PlumiiiD&, MooDer , Rock Springs Cub Scouts Packed which opened with a poem, guerlte Meyer. Hosteosea fm ,,,., ,.,. ., . ll,_,.,,un> un p11n m<t J<l• P"''l "•!hill 10 <t11y• ~>!<. $79 .95. 21" TV F\t- fl'unlactllo. Aroold Brolllen.l 246 will hold their blue and 'Get Up And Go," by Mrs. the May meeting will b< Mrs rARO m l'HA,..-KS & UIUTIJARIES AM radio - phono • ro mbina Ill East Malo Street. l'om. gold banquet Saturday , at 6:30 Pratt. Two articles £rom Sun.. Gladys Cuckler and Mrs. All 11 :::1 tor SO ••mn1 mm knur n to:~rl• add1 nnna • ...-urd \ C '""' sm 95 Werner fiadto & Of<>Y. Pboae In Wlta. OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. p.m., at the Salisbury Sl'hool. shine magazine, •·Take A Les- ard Pratt. O ~' fl(')l; tiUURS ?,:~~ TV. Middleport. Ohio. 1 ZO tie POMEROY. OHIO Each family is asked to bring I son from Life" and Win----8 30 A M "' 5.00 P '-1 2 11 3tc a covered dish and own table . dows Toward The Dawn" were la!u• "" -!:1 j() A M 1.0 12•00 rr·s so £AS.,. HAHDEN'S MAHKET, SyraAUl,ONEER . service. Meat will be furnished . read by Mrs. Ben Neutziing SYI IS fU PLA('£. A RES VL1 PROOUClNQ cuse . has on special ThursLivestock The Rutland Garden Club and Mrs. Reibel concluded the W AD dav , Friday , and Saturday: _ __ __ will sponsor a bake sale, Sat- program with a poem, "Look• o.Jb. extra good unclassified FOR SALE - Ho\stem Bull urday , Feb. 13 at the Ruttano ing Up." PHONE WY 2-2156 potatoes. $1. !l: Fairmont Pre Raebte. OMI cal f Hoger Leiflwil, PomeDepartment Store beginning at During the business session, Mr . and Mrs. Harold Sauer, 9 mium icc crea m, onl}' 79c i 11 ttc roy. 2 11 Jtc 9:30 a. m. I Mrs. C. J . Ebersbach thanked daughters, Mary Ruth and Joy , ____N _ otice ha lf gal.: 5 lb. basket tomaDr. Melvin E:. Doerr;- Veterlll'A Beaux Arts ball sponsored membe;s for cards sent to her attended a family gathering at SHULER'S GROCERY will. lot•s. 79c . fancy banana<. TAX service. Victor arian, large and small animals. by the French class of Racme son, Wtllard. A thank you note the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Ernlb:>. 5~/c. Jo-Bo dog food, 1 E. Gaul, Chestar. Ohio. Phon J28 Washington St., RavensHigh School will be held Satur- was received _from La~rence est Whitehead in Reedsville on cans $1 00 : slwed boiled ham 985·2402 after 5 p. m. ' wood, W Va. Phone 273-4271. PT. PLEASANT Officers day from 8:30 - 11 :30 p.m., at Hof!ner for a gtfl at Chrtslmu Sunday for a birthday observopen for Uustnf's~ Saturday 1 , 1 1 301p Office hours, Daily 4 tc 6 p. for the club year 19f5.66 were the scho~l. The af!air, open to ance and annual !am!ly yal morning H a. rn. Store form- 89c lh Optn Sundays II a. m. to m. I 26 tic elected by the Point Pleasant the pubhc is for couples only entine exchange erlv operated bv Shain and -- - - and .will be formal for ladies and The 12th birthd. ay anniv•-a. m. l>aily 8 a m. to 8 p.m Philson, AntiQUJty . Oh 1o 1 . . INCO~tE TAX Service, JohnL 1N • Junior Woman's Club at their '""'" P Saturday till 9 P- m. son . Simpson Insurance Agega otlce _ __ regular monthly meeling Tues- semi-formal for the men. rieo of Jean Whitebead ot 2 10 3tc 14 Jtc ency, Room 6, Coats BuildANNuAL FINANCIAL UPon day with Mrs. Donald Nott chosFEB. • Reedsville, and Roger Mereditll 10 2 Swt>Pper. A- 1 _1 ing, Middlt>port. en as the president: Mrs. John A family parish potluck din- During ore of Beverly were observed. Thf bert Tyler 's pn·m ses Any - 1 ('ondt110ll. has all clf'£min~ at 1 20 tfc For ·~:ce~~:;-: ,~~·;,.~ndtn' Wiseman, vice president ; Mrs. ner will be held at the Sacred valentine Uleme was carried out G ara nteed _ Poput.1t1on 1no _ 1uJ Richard Beller, recordt'ng 5 ..,.._ Heart r hurcr auditorium SUn- Plans were made for the an- is red an• white decorations 1 1 I1men t s. one ca ught v.:lll bf' u· · 1 Tohol sat..rtn •nd w.v .. P•fd "''" d t 5 · d. J0 be h ld · " to the full extent of thi' law I $H 'i15 V..·Y 2 3662 MAJOR Medical Health Plan Du r in..: th .. Ytar 1964 1:1990.19 retar>' : Miss Lynn Carson, coray a p.m. mversary mner ID day A heart-shaped decorated ., T•• v••u•tlon 2,ln,sto res undt'n sec ta d Mr Family night wil1 be observed March when the Ladies eAuxilcake -as served wt'lhbirth· leo 1 2 12 Albi'rt Ty ler, Uarwm. nun . cancellable guaranted, T•• uv .,. 2UI P g .re ry an s. th Fed ted Ch h s " 1 • Syruuu, Ohio. J~uarv a, ,,., William Carte t l a e era urc uniary of the Middleport Fire cream to the honored anest~ ' 2 lfl fitp I r;,\ S HA:'\GE. refrigerator, 2 renewable. Pays 100 per cent •,~"~"':.,. urtlty •ta• taltowlr!il r•- ~ r, reasurer. day at 5:30 p.m. Each family Department met Wednesday ev- and the familt'es. •0 ------ bt-droorn su ites, 7~,,000 BTU 1 ot Medical bills,_ over e- · por Ri~ .... ;d '"O~~~'~'~Drtta, · Twp . c•~~~~~ The new officers will be in- is asked to bring a covered dish Satur·!ay.. autom altr circ ulating gas Call Jim Johnson •u•osstalled in April and take over and own table service. A proof Mrs. e ruary · - w up <~nLI heater. Hl!17 Bu1ck. ! ~a n WY Yo Y 2-2903 for information. G~n . " Clanlf 1•'d Property at the close or the May meett·ng. gram will be presenled by the Appo1'nted to the dlnn- com dt'iivery service ani,·' . Con r l J 1 19~-301£ n,;:ar~ttP Ta" .• +WUt a large decorated . . T~~ 74.25 Youth Fellowship. mittee were Mrs. Everett Bach-- turing tt'ne box. Attending ~vaJen. Mr. 2-1' 1641 ' or ('on ac am• - H tart any Middleport F!r"r:li'tn WDodyard Chf's lrr lnhPrltan!'e ra~ ,. 139532. Committee reports were glvFEB 15 Mrs S .h A J k """•""' lor your order. 2 Y lllp ' 2 10 Jtp 1 r.eigler ;qppl) k I or I ,-,, :":'.. : J6l:J ent by hNancy Noll, Conserva' ner, · and Lee M.rs. mtl .' Raymond Irs. ac cinei and Mrs. HarryMrs. Pickens, RaB b Auw 1teg1s1 11 M Ch The Meigs County Democrat- Bechtle, Mr. and Sauer and ~11• CALENDAR Pomeroy Motor Co. Pomerov Motor Co. basta, w• could tdtt out well Jean be dono to enliven buebaU. ItmbarratJment.l, and preserve For example, I undtrltan4 tb.l Television Revue ® Iilli lhe tape to one-hour Ill lenitb .. we prnent the 1am.. •• a reiUlar prlrM • ilme oertes. we can elminate most of lhe trivial momenll that oiow l down the sport1 in term• of Rhow buslness. attack. Thlh II no reuoo why we could not biro Rudolf Nurey,. to teoch playl!ts bow to 1lide into aecond base or round third, more attr..iiYely. Whar is more. if the penant \ ra('e Is dull for aeveral weeks. 1 our regular prime-time basis As on~ uf our most 1nmed gives us lhe opportunity to sportstnt"n. Bill Veeck . has have a two--part show tying Jn said, or implied, baoeba\1 Ia with • popular aerlee to help nther outmoded. We ltke Bill ratings. Thus a baseball &<.'out Beeck. Very much . AM we could to to 1'Peyton Pt,ctt" to hope some of h1t lnlluence wtll jinvestij:a t1 a sreat prospect. rub oil oo WI . Think ol what 1 l I THOII6HT I CO\ILO FOR6eT HER IW I:ATINi IWT I CAN'T... ' the sport's &ood name and self- New York Meta will have ~.,._ respect. Furthmnoro, by cut· ae O...na Mlp their l'llllmllt A FElli IAEJ>IM!S I«> A FAT fTOIIACI!l J' •f J .r: L::.;;.:::..._ _ _ _ _ _ _...J uuOll!Lt tttCJ ~..,ll!!;illl '----------.J JUI CY GOSSI P !J l...::~::::::..::.._J jj l•1l•_j=====:l..-~~ . , fk~"" L.Aa~WIU ~fiU,.PY 5MIJ"Po CQ/o'\E ON IN , ELVINEV-PAW5 SOUND ASLEEP I S HORE GO'T SOME V HOWDV THAR, Z ELDY JANE_. I AIN'T SEEN 50 SAIRV SAYS TO ME, SHE 5AV5-- YOU~~~~!,. FER 'it, LOWEElY I ~= "~·~;;FI';:,- ilo~1' 5 ~ ' INCOME Officers for ---· ........ - -. ="" _.., .__ ._ -.............. -- CROSSWORD J.O!mefMDdreJ Valentine Party Club Year A E} I -. .. _ .__ R ed 'If ' e e Scene of Family wg ' l h re ected I - • 'I I - I N~r ~{'~~~r~~~s!~~~' e:il!~ri~1:' [!.~:CT!{OLUX puni~ht•d l~tl' ME~~~T~~u~~~"-~"~ro n.-., Ill. II.Dio.t -Iff a . • , u-. .. C... Oil - -.I:Dland - 21.0JW!*tN\ .......... •.r I I (;~CbKEN B2~r-B~Q,k d~cub:e. ~s ::,~~.~:L_TowNsHtP BuDdin~ ~~~~s ·~.~~=lshome t~';:",:"T•:'" ~;::: " , he~ ~~'f'ngtin~:E::~~:OO :~~ ~ I'm iJO'ng to ~tart :JL:i 1 -a~..:;1nq for contrioution>' 1 81 1 .n" \\'! I:y BEE F' ready for sa le flr<;t I new home~ Ul t m Jtc • nmet.,rl .. • r::'. "" · 1773 13 JOn c au-rn~n ' rs . ares ic Club will meet Monday even· Kloes. '111e no.mmatmg commit· daughters , Joy and Mary Ruth ·, 4 9·2826. ' I ens, storm wmdows. alumMun<l la n"'"u"Lanham, library chatrman . 1 1 RUG Weavl ~ of week, buy 1" or Ll Phone Gran&e In s Co Rerund 11 ss d h S . mg, Feb. 15, at the Second tee was appom.ted to report at Mr. and Mrs. William Mere - - -- -- -- 2 5 ,30 tp WI 9·3044 2 10 31c j mum sldmg Ca ll Guy NeJ.g· • Mi ni•t..rlttl f<>r cnu r.·he~ 329.46 1 an Rut turgeon. co-chalr- W d Firehouse at 7·30 m the next meetmg and included dith and ""n. Roger o! · ler Racine Ohto. Total Reoce•pt. .. JJ.514 ·79 man for the Annual Spring ar · p.. · Al'TPMOB\I.E lns•tranco Oeen . . ' ' • 12 29 tic .;::,""" """ '"Style Show. Members are asked to brmg Mrs. Robert McElhinney, Mrs. Beverly; Mr. and Mrs.' Warren cam't!lll"d"' , ,as! vour opera 100 JOINTS % 1ron p1pe, for _ _ c..:omp of Tru•tees 288000 wrapped packages, of up to $1 ~ayne Gtbbons and Mrs. Dan· Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Denver tor 's IJtense? cau W"J t-~ I :c-<oll e. ~c <l foo t C H 1 iJd<m, 1WILSON & Son's l'ar Wash on ' ~~;:'~ 1 a~d ~~:~ Expen~e .. 1 :1~ Mi ss Erma Barnette was the value to be auctioned off. La· tels. Weber and children David and &taU< Sa!f'm St, Rutland, Uh10 p St t M dd\eport I ~e~enJG Sup~_hes 2!100 guest speaker and told of her dies are asked to bring sandMrs. Robert Byer, president, Mark and Mr and' Mrs Ern-t .:. al .,x.-~ w1thheld s.-rv lor5206 71 travels through Mexico and wtches • ' • and •hllclren. ' Cage II II'Y _ ~ ree , 1 _ _ c. Health ~ enTaxe• or coo k'tes. pres_ided and. reported on the est Whitehead 2 9 1p 301 2 6 - effi c•ent Carpet. Shama . Ut~trld lloud • I. f . regard- p omeroy Chapter No. 80 , Chrtstmas gt fts ta ken lo the Jean Jane and JuH aU Wanted T B - - Use our c'"'"""' _ ol ilealth 1379 :112 gave spec10 m ormallon of uy FREE 'th ur ·h"se <.omp. of o~rtcer~ and EmP 1127.83 in!!( the schools in that area Royal Arch Masons, will hold Meigs County Children's Home. Reeds' vt'lle. ' 0 pooer c u Insurance TO(JJft, Machmery a. ~ater!al• 211.01 • . • . lll ue Lu strew1 Carpf'tP Sham othn <.:emeto;ry Expense 50.00 therr annual mspectlon Monday, The group made plans to a&(1I . . Total Cem etery E:otpense 1388 .84 7·30 'th E · the F''tre Department memFir.: Protecuon I at . p.m. WI xce II ent SJSt SI.ECTRI C water pump and poo. Baker Furniture, Mid 'I " PHOTO Copymg S•rvlce Cop- Co""""· ' "•molly, •«- 300.00 Companion Charleo E. Zimmer- bers with various proj'ects. electric water hea ter. Phone t 9 n... dl t>port. 1es made of legal papers. Unanticipated Total Flrfl Protection 30000 Emflr~~:enclel o. r . . man, district deputy grand high M'rs. Wayne Gibbons ' was WY 2-606o. 2 II 3tc 1 N SW aulumn haze mmK birth records a;,d almost any Contmaenoe• 344 98 • t of WeII ston, as t he ·m- nam ed actmg · secretary during 1. ot•·- documents Hlthwayli -· · pr1es ' ,. ... Jl ~ an enance an R epJ.Ir .. :18G8.M specting 0 Jeer. ror Wl e a sence 0 rs. ohn Vro-T T( 1 HU NTER.S and rappers., sJ•I· See·. "1rs. Vo'ro_t'l Carl . ·~ M l ' • ffi II k 'II be th b f M J wanted : 2(] .. lox Illes, red, R! :.!. Pomeroy or. Kingsburg Reuter lD!Ult'aoce, Pomeroy Gas Tax .... 7l33.4.3 0 $15U. $12.1 Leave feet Rd. O! Ph. WY 2-6356. 2-1· 12tp I 8 4 ttc £xpen.e" cdonferred in the Mark Masters man. Mrs!. hMcEfllhinneyf gave a A Vahmtine party for mem· _ _---- Emp. Retirement . . . . . ,,.,,. egree. report o t e ower und and . on hides_ Must be good clean SING Ell PORTABLE guaran· butcherln& and cut-' Dod"""" b, Couoty Audtto•A dinner will be served by tbe group voted to add their ber s and their wives 'IllU b' hides. Top price .or all your teed and equipped ·to mono- ting . . For Elertlon~~ c~~P- .... 383 82 Phil. Meier, Phone WY For Workmt!n'• JB0:65 ladles of the Eastern Star at dues to the fund. A silent auc- held by Dre w Webster • Post ~ turs. Bill Bailey m Reedsvi\le, Fo Ad o t • ~ The American '-"'"' ~ the 88 ...., "' Ohio. -6-6tc gram, zig zag, fancy design, , 2-3510. 12 9 tfc Aurdltor v"" \-~~a~n;;e• . ~:, PT. PLEASANT _ Jon Leigh· 6:30 p. m. preceding the meet- tion was also planned for the h --a" II b I $2' 15 I"Y on Loan• . 19 H ing w'th the '"dl'es rn· vt'ted March meetl'ng Post orne on tmday, Feb 2 -- - I et c. 1' u a ance n. • · ' Real Estate For Sale Payment "' T~mporuy ~..o~.· 32u 10 ty, President of Pat Wilson • 1 1ft • • mary 13th starting at 1 p.m. ANTIQUE ful'niture, Alt'tddin 2·3862 2 l2 5tc Tot•! ·· :D.8!10.3t · --• a nc . SUI'fiiiUoP•yment• ry Df o,..rlflot!l by Funda-- Shrine Club ' has announced the ..Games were d d played M Rand An evenmg 0 f fOluw lamp and old iron pieces. mar HOUSE for sale ' Laurel Chff 8Ro•••nu, Jln. 1, ... ,. standmg committees for 1965 ~ =~=··~ ~-·""'· """'"'"",--"w""~· 1zes illa warM e Dto 'd rs. US· square dancIn g lS · pia ed Read ~·unf1~ 6611 • ' P~ 11 r nn 011 blt' topped piece, Mrs. HowBEST PRICES ON 1 Road Mrs Norman E Hy. & Other Twp . •·und 8 3f...'Kl as follows ji i se M s, .rs. avJ mger freshments will also be se"rved '\ 8N IY M . 'J ', sell. WY 2-6322. z 12 3otp IToLa l or all ~·undw 788200 I ' Mrs. McElhmney, Mrs. Baehr ecJ' l)ll am :s ., ---· -R•c• IPh Durlne Ye•r House Maintenance. Gene :, ner Mrs Kloes and Mrs Byer The regular meetlnl of the ad C 1-'umeroy W'\' 2-5262 FOR s LE D d !load ~unds ].f699:!12 • f 'I be Monday, F ebru· I A ' at orcas, mo Gu. & Other Tw-p . J<'Undl 881~-- "" Crow, Chairman, Charles Frye. s~ Mrs. Howard Dailey won the Post WII 2 3 tfc I I ern se .. en roof1'_l home ' 4 Total r .. u Fund• z•~a 79 1J0 hn Gl ass, W'l. : door prize and Mrs. Byer, the ary 15th. Two will be - - - - -· TDtll ..··~lptl And hllnC1 ham Machir, •~-, , • . movies rl 7 STI\Nl)ING Timber Top cash 670 X 1 16.60 WltLh wall . to--! Rairden. traveling prize. A dess.ert course shown,thestartmgln at price paid Marton Reynolds ou~ ta:w wa carpetmg. arge pane· Total or 111 1 Fundli . . . . 29:371_79 . wa~ served by the hostesse lgan, W ter a.-uwu, Ohio. Rt 3 Cal l Nylon tll ... ckw•ll fube Type ed li ving room with £ire- PJYmlnt• Grounds Mamtenance; E. E. PI L M't h h " . D . I d Mr s, and "Mouth to Mouth Resusci· \, Road FundsDurin, ,oo . B If Cha c. arry 1 c , orne on .nrs. arne an s. E. 0. 16 1 10 0 0 6879 24 · furlough ' and Reid Koenig are McKrn after 4 o'clock, 667-3503. SUPER SERVICE place, full basement and Gen . • Othe': Twp. t'u nd• irman, · · lev3 ' tation.'" ber · · u mgton, Totalof~ollfunds .. 2288034HaynesLW~ttyRolfe edlol 1·11-Uc STATION Iaun dry room. Gas heat an B•l•nc•, Dec. ,,, ,,.4· · 1 · · · . • 1visiting in Columbus and in AU mem S are Ull a air conditioning. s_torm doors I nGoad Fund~ . . . . . 3110 . 011 1 Lee, John A. Shmn. IM . 'tb Mr nd Mr tend aJ the POll hal eeveral - - - - -- Jadl w Car~•v . en. & Other Twp. FUndR 3388 3Y anon WI . a s. Fol Sale or Rent and wmdows. l'i• acre lot. To<ot or "' •·•n•• ..196.... Entertainment . Eugene Hall William Houck and children ewan.,D Cl u b M ee tl vital projeola etarltltlllld IIOeds _ Mo• w~ 2·9931 Call after 3·00 p. m. WI 9• " " IChairman, Lonnle Stafford, H: . . ·_ With Miss HoweU the IUJliiOI't of all Ita memberi1 2 I HOUSE for sale or rent, 6 f.UMP and run ot mme . -__2 P. Hatch, Scott Strickler, Vls!tlng With Mrs. Ullian Mis. Martha Howell enterrooms and bath, m Mmers . coal SIX ROOM house for sale. roil Kennedy. , MeG ee Monday and 'I'Ueoday tained her Sewing Club at her DANtE ON l.l'ftlliDAY ville, Ol,io. Will sell on land I Ju• (,oeglem O>al Co , Three bedrooms, bath, garCharity : Paul Rairden, chair- were Mr. and Mro. J. J . Doug- ' home on Grant st. l!tio week. The Pomeroy Senior clas• contract. Wrile Raymond E Page St. Middleport t2 age, fenced lawn. I block man, Cecll Dean, ll H. Mel- Jaa of Belle, W. Va and Mrs. A buffet aupper WM oerved will hold a VaJentiDe dtlrlee l'l Brown, 755 Stelzer Rd . Col· rose. Treoaa Haynes of Charleston. during the evening with the Pomeroy 111gb achool IIIII Sat· 4 tic from elementary school. 979 umbus 19, Ohio 2 10 6tc :usED Army field jackets, Air Hysell St., Middleport, Ohio. Attendance: Cecil Dean, Mrs. Robert Reibel io In valentine theme carried out In urday night lro1ll 1:30 p.m. to Corps coveralls, pants and Phone WY 2-3954, after 5 p. crairman, Barbee Rothgeb, J . llcothe where h..- daughter , Mrs. the decoration•. 11:30 p.m. rather tban at the shirts. Ca rl Chevalier, Long m. 2 12 3tc E. McComb. . James Kitchen Is a surgical pa- Those attending were Mra. t!ml annolllllled prfilDUIIJ.. • Bottom. 2-8-JOtp PT. PlEASANT Dw1ght Parker, For Rent ,~ - Funeral Bt-Weekly Meetrng Program: tlent at Chillicothe Hospital. CJ Myrtts by Parker, "'"'S · - _,.,.,.,. FURNISHED apartment, l~l /} service for Charles M s· Dan Glassman, chairman, Ben. . Mrs. Jameo atwort , Mrs. ""'n nuuu .,...,.,.,. room• and bath. E. Main4 Auto Sales lft,U 1' 87 Henderson w·n be hld jamin Franklin IV, Sherwood M<s. Lilllian McGhee bas George Schneider, Mro. Paul BOSTON (UPI)-b Booton St Ph -urday th ad Costen, Joe R. Neeley. learned her meces, Mrs. Betty Kloos, Mrs. Robert Lewis, EJ. Patrloll nmnday tdpllll t!Jelr P m' 1128 2 ., one WY 2-3408. 1960 VALIANT, in good con- LARG LOT - With 1 94 ac- Baptist withe th n : Publicity ; Ralph F. Crump, Neil and children, Debbie and eanor Robson, Mra. Pat Wond, ulnth draft abolce, Loolalana ;;;:;::=--:--- - , -- - 2 12 6tc di1ion. May be seen durtng i res !ith 4 • room house with Normal Nash and H.;: Chairman, B. M. Duncan, Wa- David; Mra. Bernice Fix and and two guests, Twfla Clatwor· Tecb'l Bob MaloM, a HI ptllllld TWO 4 room furnished apart· week at saw mtll on Peach I ont porch, full basement, ci- ry Miller ofliciatrn ' g 'tal dear Thabet. daughter, Janet, and Mro. Char- thy and Bronwyn Dalley. two-W&J tackle. ments. OPe first floor WY •v Fork Rd. Ca ll anytime. WY tyr water, added room for will be In the Church· cemetery n-·· · sherwood Costen, lotte Hackworth• all of Belle• 36511. II 27 tic 2-6812. ---- 2 II 6tc bath, com·rcte driveway. Off Mr. Sineo died Wednesday ;,; Cltairman, H. A. Johnoon, II.. W. Va., were hospitalized as a niREE ROOM furnished apart· FOR SALE : 195!! Edsel, $195.00. State Route 7. $3000.00. Holzer HospitaL He was 8 retir· H. Melrose. result of an accideul. 'Jbey • ment w1th bath for couple 825 s. 2nd St., Middleport. POMEROY - Very good gar- ed farmer. Other elected officers are: are recoYermg. Shop Tontght end Saturday nit Utilities furn ished. Phone WY 2 10 3tc den ground and pasture. II- Surviving are hlo wife, Par- Ralph F. Crump, 1llt vice ~ Mr. and Mra. WUllam Turner 2-5435 in Middleport, 112 S. !960 VALIANT in good condi- room frame house with bsse- thena Patterson Logan Sines; iden~ : Dan Glassman, 2nd VJCe of Dayton were recent gueals of Fifth Ave. I 18 tic lion. May be -seen during ment. Can be bought with two sons, Donald Sines, Am- prestdent: Richard Melrole, ..,._ his parents, Mr. and Mn. JaGEO. INGELS 6 room and batb apal'lmellt week at Saw Mill on Peach $500.00 down and balance land sterdam, Ohio, and Elmer, Mer- retary~treosurer; truoteeo John cob Turner. 111 Pomeroy. Phone wv Z-3319 Fork Road, or call any time contract. cer, Pa., two daughters, Mrs. W. Flowers, Cecil B. Dean, Dr. Bobby Priddy 11 abaent from Uc WY 2-6812. 2 to 6\c POMEROY - Modern • -room VIrginia Clark, Beaver, Pa., Dan Glassman: the eighth grada becauoe of Hes Flipped His 12 _ _ _ Tile Rambler home with bath, automatic and Dorothy Vath, Sharon, Pa., Dmner meetlii8B are held illneso. He Is being treated for TRAILER lou tor rent. rtose World Slandard ol Compad gas fired hot air healing, .3 step-sons, Reece Logan, Pt. second and Fridays at a kidney Infection. Lid Beceuse He's lo Laundry mal and school• E>Loelleo.. bardw~ floors, full base-l Pleasant Ht. 2, John and Sher- 6:30 p.m. Shrmero from all Visiting Wednesday with Mr. Giving Away Valley Lumber & Supply Com- Btg car room, rtde and per- men! wtlh back porch. 301 man Logan, Gallipolis Ferry; Temples are welcome. and Mro. Jacob TUrner were pany, Middleport. lJl-3-tfc lormaoce. Small eor eeonomy yea.T loan on this properly, 4 step-daughterl, Mro. Emma her brother and sister-in-law SILVER DOLLARS and manaKorabt!IIJ WANTED - Good rural pro- Smith, Southside.: Mrs. Kolber~ Compromi8e Uked Mr. and Mra. Charln HUI 0j UiHEE an~ four rcwt1 fur01~ h& Soo perty oo U. S. 33 me Robmson, Milton, Mrs. Ma~ In 'nd meot Suit Red Houae, W. Va., Dorothy Ill liDd lllllurnilhed apart. Melr'Opolltn Molol'11 £. C. CI.!CKLER, REALTOR rie Wamoley and M~le PTJ P~ANT _ The Mas- Clark of Hobson and Mrs, J. , ments WY z.M34 12 8 de E. Me1o itreet. Pomeroy BOX %211 WY %-383t Shulskey, Port Clmton, Ohio; on County Circuit Court bas B. Wayland. I ROOM HOUSE in Pomeroy. Pbono In W87t POMEROY, OHIO 12 grandchildren, 3 great grand- . ed I of Mr and Mro LawrenJ. MilPhone WY 2-5385. tic 2 12 3\c children: 35 step-grandchildren •t&D fan lalmpprovathe ':"vllmpro- boan · were In · GallipouJ Wed4 22 2 11 tic ----- d 4 t t ndchild- mtaO o c a m ct ac- _. _ SIX ROOM house, full base- an 2 s ep-grea gra tlon of Donna L. Gibbs, Guard- nooday on buolneu, l!OVSE, 3 rooms and bath on Help Wanted men!, 2 miles north of Hem- ren. . . ian of Sondra Lynn Gibbo, an Mlso Debbie Gru....- II !!layRt. 7 betwr·•'n Chesh ire and lock Grove. Free gas. Floyd F'rtenda are being rece1ved infant vs. Sondra Lynn Gibbs, lng with her aunt, Mrs. Susan Middleport. Call WY 2-asoa. CONTACT : Juvenile Judge , Well, Chester, Ohio. Phone at the Mohr-8tevens Funeral an Infant. Rawling• whfle her parentz 10 3 ,. Pomeroy, WY 2-3096 from 85-2461. . . 2 11 etc Hom~. The claim for t&,CIIJO lor art on vacallon in Florida. 18 9 1 2 APAHTMENT. s room• and HOUSE for sale: 3 miles from TWO YOUTH INEUGJBLE lnjurieo alleged auflered by bath. <hoW<r anrt tub 63 S. years or over to live in and Pomeroy on Rt. 143. John A. BOSTON IUPII - Rhode Ia- Sondra Lynn Glbbll wbell strucll: c , uo e; Y I take care of a family of 4 to ' Jeffers. Jr., Ph. WY ;·S:inc 5 boys. from 12 years down top sc..-ers on their lchool baa-- Mason, W. Va., and an addition- ed In the aheet metal depart. For Exemple: TRAILER LOTS - free sew· to 2 years. ~311tc Ji'OR SALE--Middlenort'o tall- ketball team, have been de- a! f4,CIIJO to the parento to cov- ment of the B.D.E. Aircraft You get one snver Dollar FREE wltb each $10.00 age and water. Brown'• Trail WANTED hoosekeeper io live HI boUcftD&, loeated S52 N dared ineligible for the re- er medical and hospital bilb Plant. They former!) resided you spe ' nd at fn.,els! Buy a $200 Living Room Second Street, Middleport mainder of !be season due to froin the Injuries _. In West Palm Beach, Fla,. and er Park tState Approved), ln. Phone WY 2-2606. Minersville, Ohio, Phone WY s tic Priced lor .ale 11> scholastic difficultloa. have t... vloitlng with her GET 20 SILVER DOLLARS FREE. 2 2-3324. I IS Uc U. s. Civil So"lco r ....t quire at Obfo HOle!. SIGN END PI-al Valley Hopllal parento, Mr. and Mra. Gall I apu'lment and bath ... FARM 8% A. oa bard road. BALTIMORE (UPI)-The Bal- ADMITTED: Arabell Barnett, ler in Middleport. JoeY Smith , unfumtsbd o\11 utilities fUr- .,_,,, "' '"'" .....,..• ......, building siteo, old bouse and timore Colts Thur•ay signed Pt. Pleasant; Harvey Rainey, will remain with his grond,..r- ·• J ' · ·. ul'. · alsbed. Upstairs above Dr. :::~· a::.:.e::;;·~~= bam, lh mineral ~aded. their 15th draft choice, f.feet.S, Pt. Pleasant. ents for tht pre~ent while at· W'j •• · Donovan'• oflce Phone WY .,_ '"' '""' """" Homer Smith, Star Rt. No. 225-pound defen•lve end Roy DISCHARGED: John 'Boyer, tendlns the first grade, • 2-30111 or WY 2-2064. ............ ooma · · · · - ••• a- Bo• 29, IUpley, w. Va Hilton from Jackson State Col- Pl. Pleasanl: Mrs. Robet·t Slut- and Joey Wlll'e recently ill Wllh , . OPE"f FRI . •_ a, S',A't. NIGHTS MIDDLI!PORT , 1 11 tfc ... 1-26--SI)tp . ller and .daughter, , . . . .. _ ... ,. , ;;::~.~·· iiiJ 2 5212 I' Leglon • Lad'leS, Membe•s wr'll H ld party Commi.ttees ··n ~::ray, ~~~~~- Hiih~IY" CU~TOM Shr•'ne club 12~: ~~ Are Announced 1 rnt~r~•t o)O), AOa z -·q •a'lrWI'YCA I W Ge~ snow r· res . ~.oolvtlle, be~~ooms, ~ ~~:d ru·~t~e·r· T~P. Fund~ :~·~~-~~ ' Paul Ye~rI I _:~03 - ~ tc <at; Ch~r~h ~ ' WPond·m·~~~~~·, Chll~ ~ ~"':: theRe~ B . ur r. - - - -- • - - - nco.~ptton: ~uto I I I I ~ I I I 1~ f~ I 1 I •• I ~~ ~~i67~tddleport, r:o~~ ~:~;~eld~n:keM~~~ I I tr E~mith ~I I I 1100~ =•;:;•-;.,:,'~ ";.~.;:; :=::.= ,':;';'~: '""""•m••<~- ~n:1 n...=!r· =. .~t ~:..., MIJ.I I t~e. ~n. I .- ._ 1"-~GELS FUR'~ITURt ·'L ~i ' I I I ... Suit~, Stt~ie ~ chlckenp~L WYVLa ~ONDAY THRU FRIDAY 1:00 6:~ '"' 1:20 1:2$ Sign On - Newo Scared Heart Mt!lga Councy RFD Paul Bowers - fi'arm e-JO BUJ Miller Sho-.. 1.57 Wllthll' T:OO Nows 7115 nny'l Mt!mlng Chapel ?:10 BID Mlller Shnw 7 :~0 Sporto ?:3~ Ptckeno Hardware ('l'ueo .• Tbura·) 7:50 News 1 IJtl Bill Mlller Show 1:30 Daily Ugbt 1:46 Bill Miller how I :45 Baker fi'umlture Show (Wed. · t'rl.) 1:110 News t 95 c It With : o ee Janet tO .oo Bill Millers Bruno~ Show U:OO Ministerial A!Soota!lon 11:15 Masoo CouniJ Alrl F1!. (Tu e1.1 11:15 Family Worship !Thurs. 11 15 As Program (Fri.) 11 : 30 s_..!. Sh : wap op 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymntime I' oo c t Block N •' emen ewo !5 ~--·•· ~---~ st •• u : ~r -~· ar 12:30 Arlde1'1Grl Show •• ' oo J'Latl')' " ••· 1111 ..e.d ....w TIRRY 4:311E!ectr1c Co. Newa 4:411 Jim Mees Show ~ : 110 News 6:00 Sign Off SATURDAY 6:00 Sign On - News 6:05 Country Music 6:2$ Country Jamboree 77:~ 11 ~ 00 LNews A d S r:;ryToon~~:• how , .... .a. ICAJII KU8'1' _, WJEH RADIO dONDAY TRRU FRIDAY Sign On Nowa Hoadllnl• MU!lcal Clock Echoeo of Joy Oh1o Valley News I:~ World Newo 715 7:3(1 7:32 7:45 8:00 a··.' tl50 SportsWeather'l'nd.ty 1111 Musical CJoek 8 C 12:00 Noon News :55 om.nunity Newo 13:10 Muclal Interlude 9:00 Talk of the Town 1.2:30 The Rev. Meriln Teets 9:58 Mason County Newt 1:00 Jim M011 Show 10:110 PubUc Service 6:00 Sign Ofi IO:t& Family Wtll'Sblp Hour 10 ' 30 Latehs•J'illg SUNDAY 11 ,00 News Beat _7:30 Sign On . Army Hour 11 :05 Morning Melodioo 8:00 ~'rench City Baplill 8 !0 Sunday Show except Friday, Churc!J • Beils Rlnc g,.o The Blblo Speaktl to You 11 :45 World Newo 10:1111 The Good Lifo 11:55 Mason CountJ Newt 10:1& Sundl)' Show 12 ,00 Community NO\fo 12:00 NooD .Newt 12:05 ~ • -at Nowo 12 :15 Chrl ltlan't- Hour t2 :10 Mstkell 12:30 Rev . Merlin Teets 12.· 15 Wea•'-r ",. 1:00 Sunday Sbowcaoe 12:20 Bulloiln Boa-' "' t:IO Rev, SUa• BUlUpl 12:25 News 0 Greml 2:00 Rev , Andrew Pareons 12:30 Coun'"' A-nt ., •· 2:45 The Rev Roscoe Thorne 2:45 Country Go Rnond 3:10 Sunday Showcase t:55 Newa Be.l 4:30 Baptlsl Llyblln'l Hour ':00 Country Go ""ound • Of 1:00 oijll _ l ::6S News Baal • :00 3:55 4:00 4:30 5:00 5:05 5:lli lv HAROLP GRAY Midway Ma!Jn"' News Beat Dlsellll with Doa fnMrchange CommuniiJ lllowa World Ne•n Sports Today ._He.VhtlAT'G FUNNVf NOW t ~<t:.MEM6ER1 IT~ ,..,. to - ~ ClUV QQ LAST APRIL 121H OOc'B lllRTHOA\' I t•o· 8AJ<OO HIM " A CAKi! WOW! TliAT WAS TH ' L.AQT THING !:!; NEEOEO AFTeR l!!t\f OI.I"W (iOT WlTii HIM! bow~ til '1>t' CI!UAA! """ Lll!'tQ AGO DID T~ 1111""' HIM ..at'~: O">Q) -~ 1 5:!0 Weather 5:30 Dinner Muslcalo 6:00 Sian 011 SATURDAY 7:15 Sign On 7:10 Ne•n Headline• 7:112 Mullaal Clock ?:Q Word and TeiUlnOIIJ 1'00 Ohio Valley Newt 1 · ~ W ld N · ~ Sports or Tod ews 1·10 · ay 1:16 Weathor 10:30 Sona & Story Hour 10 •• F ''" lml}J Worohlp Hour N;:":ilcA':.. II :DO News Roundup !~~: ~c~ur 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:15 New• 0 Grams •• ,.,so Salllrday Matinee f :OO Dioclng with Otto• • To .:30 P reo Revuo 5 110 N R : """ odlldup S:li Public Strvlet "o::JO Dinner Musicale 6 ---·---------~----~~~~--------~:~OO~S~~n~~~~~ · ~~~ lw GliOAGI WO!\IDEit tNINNII' WtNII:LI! H!.l~ ~E GIRLS FlNAll'f DECIDED '!l<!IR OOWN~, EH. JANf! f , 'Ii' ' . I := ~ :~aro:"~~·vt:, =::~ ~~·t/::?.;r:':eO:Ullnteloe~=: II ,----------.;,;...""------~., I ~ BL&P•BB4UILI'l'LG-- I I hi~nd WMPO PDQ I DURING HIS BIG I ~~m=~m~r u~~~ ~: wJf~.'~s :U,KYBB I I !M'- :IYCR __ ..... . Car~ Funeral for Mr. Sines is /tJJ ' s . ' On Saturday Cucmtl' ' . 1·._ :. d b I Aroun d And I'i~ About Middleport DllR.A. • •• 'l'i s ..,... an 1 a tu lfJJi&ll ar At£ DB BIII'OI!IID CAN IAY.-THOREAU < "I . s -- ~ 'lrWI PGio'l'LCITI: I . Nll 1 1 1 !5>1!': GOT 5UGI A COLD I.C10I<. Oi HE:Rff "' 'LQe1'GC eplebdor.: Auxt"lt"ary Plans Dinner fvenf M h I ILmlpped ~-­ "-'-• 1 • lft.Re- ·~ -~~ ~ \ J ,\'' .,;, -, ~~ ' I ~-. J . ---~ SORRY, MISS. 10U'U. HAVE ID 11\KE THE LCNG WAY A~ND. TI<ERi'5 BEEN ~ E)(PLOSION ANI) FIR< DOWN TI<E WHY YOU GO IN'TGRiieTEQ lti 11-iA'r OLD QEEZER, At'IYI<IAY 1 ME1 eHUCI<'d GU~ANYKlD GETS A eLAl!l' OUT 0' SPO<lt<Y 'rnlr1<i8. L\Kli DUMG;roNQ AN' SUCHI - �~ .- . . ·- -- - . -- ... ... ., , -· --· ··~----· - ~- ... __ ..,.. ____ _ ..,_~:.: ~~~·:,>.·~r~;::::: ·,:.. ·. . , -·.~ ,... . . .. - - .... - - - · - - - - . . . . . . - - - - . ....... , . , _ ....... . . ...,... _ ... --'*.#- ·..;. ... ~~ I I MissBearhsisGuestoiHonor Member•Birtlulay ~~::;';:;,'#:::nd b • Ch . h Ob•erved by Circle At Shower Held in Enterprise urc Supt. Diaries Glbbs .of PomeDurst-Cox Marriage Vows are Taken ' Mainly p I A I out ~ Miss Norma Jean Bearhs, and Mrs David Davis, Mrl. The birthday of Mrs. Carrle roy, Donald McKellZle, execu. Ch urc h eop e n > whose mamag• to Paul Joe Carl Qualls, M rs. Donna Hayes, Grueser was celebrated when tlve head of the Northwestern At Niles' First Baptrst ~ Pomeroy MI Gmstead Wi ll be tontghl , was Mrs. c. H. WISe Jr ., Mrs. Georae the Buay Bee Se""'!! Circle of Localscbool dilltrlct; Mrs. Pearl The marriage of J oyc-e Dur~t. The bride wtts lovely In ~ I r t f honor al shower re- Sisson , Mrs. Harley Swisher, the Federated church met Thurs- Reynolds Middleport kinder01 •l>auy -.•- SeJJt1ne l. P omeroy-Middlepo rt . 0 ., Feb. 12 , 1965 . . .- - - - - -, ·.. 1 8 ' ~:~t~v.oat t.i< ~ dau hter Mr. and Mrs . Chest . Nile s. to Willtam Cox eJ u;s\ lr a nd Willard aun oo l•o ut Nile<. was per· at the Ftr'' H•P''" Ch h \" ilr" b;' tht> Kt>v F _u;cl.l , I •.,,, n m .I nH "I" ::~ e~wr>n ~as t~acher, ~Miss 8 Wilha m Kes.terson of Oscoda , the Enterprise EUB Mn. . Roger Long and Mrs. WU- 't day at the church for an all Mtch VIS li ed fuesday with re i chur;·h gtven by Mrs. Willlam ,Jiam Mattox . day quilting. ;t tves and fnends m the area . c ' d Mrs Hobert ed Mrs Lewis Roush and sister , K .rueser n ! : A potluck dinner WBJ Mr ., Gowge MC'Clinwt.'k were pla cod on • table i noonR wit whHI? cover centfi't'ed with , Louis et , re Mora, Mr and M rs Gnm and I of wedding bows I rn: Mrs. r· o "I SS full lengt h guwn of rayon pt>a u d"o " fash toned wtt h lrmg sleeves Tite bodtee wa• of AI · lace ood the '"'"' tor·• """' around th• l<>ttom Ll tht• ... kut Tht> bnde follow ed tht- trad l· spen~ Ht,t~~.': se~ tohe~rs. ~rueser,Fr.':,; New President Qf Phl'/atL-a Is Miss Haw / ey garten Sally Schaaf, Rutland High School teacher and Meigs County legislatlve chairman for the OEA, attended the third bi-annual legislative dinner of the Ohio Education Association held at the COMM1'I'I'EB MUll • .committee AD EngU.hmeeting tenbookwu ulectton held NOW YOU KNOW , . SlS-foot spire of the IJlm, German , Cathedral IJ the tallui Lu the world. recently In the office of Robert Bowen, County Elementary Superintendent. Each count, school "'' represented with Maurice Lott, Southern Local: Mrs. Dorothy Chaney, Bedford; Rosa lee Story, Salisbury; /drs. Harold Sauer, Northwestena and Mrs . Denver Weber, Eall> ern. Tut-~day , "~ ~tart Fal~s w it~ Th~ ~~ ~~rn~st ~ ring~ t 8t ~~ ~ u!l-t-\ I hnr r r""" ' b d Mrs Ben Neutz m~. PI Wednesday lslators were presen . 23 '"ocltr'lll Jltar of of 'ometh tng o d. '"" no v fa nlt) Ralph Hobson and dau - and bells and. miniature rl • . Ann~ LeDurst,GMra.erw . Mrs L. Kautz, ColumbusThe... lr g' uest at the speak er was Dr. Paul McCrackwhlbefore ·d ~P "'"o''tol murn- ~<,r"'ens ruwKl a nd blltt' . and Pf' • Mr.-, d a d groom Otho e.vemng. en of !he University of Michl. ~ h ghtt'L Elea nor and Mr an Ia ed and prizMiss na rues ' . dinner Representative Ralph 1 an alm~· · C"~rtf1k, ' wt~re ltghl · mHl t~ r removt>a ., oe blt' cou rt trlll!l .~~r" ~ ~ " P""i .. .... Ki o"'" s l,,·,_. ,,,d last l~ames were p Y a, rIer New officers were elected Th Murray, Mrs. Clara Karr, ltfn. \ W lk ' •an , former economics ~;~dvisor 1 1 e.a by J~·r;l (.J uwkle cous in l'r . I aves s ' ·uncl al' Col umbus with Mr. es .tt wa rd l:'d theedwmnN,s. a'''"t~ by the Ph_ Jiathea Wo~~lnddl ursWalter Baer, Mrs Adam EberseO rr. IOOO educators and legto President Etsenhower. h b d t e n ~ b d Her long Vt>l l , d ~1rs Henry D<~llt'\". whl e e · · 13 I ay evemng a e bach and Mra. carl e ,t J ' ·• d ,. 11011 1 " ... It ., "mbt>l i<~ ht>d •J t' '" a mPt'f' He't'he rbertb•·td" Hull -.; h • r . J o\.•('t' w;.~.~ given m mar . Ja gt' . ht> r.. t 'lt"• ' '"' Lluro;;l b) 'her 1.1l Matron ut ho uur was J an*'t Reeder. ~1:.-·l t·r ul Ih t' br'(If • who a ;ormal ul peau sryled with a scoo p nrc KI I'"'" ·md II .!It"d line , ,, IJ JOr . see '"" •. I bodic•. Whtte ur 1''" d ptere •nd whi te mutt with rffi h . . rce-sortrs . :sett ta s wen· (': t:>:Bridf'gr),Eill 'i Wt:'I elt" "Da,"J!J I . d Sue Ht·t·rkr wtw "' c:te greeo lr"' ' ' with a white fur he<tdpteCP and muf lwn h red "' Jrl. Deni"e Marmo , (l u.,o.t· r e. Wore '• fl our lengt h gt; Wn o! "' k I red '"t in She carrtf'<l • basH'r of White and red ca rna tons R t> whlle lur mg lu'adpleee ' \\tllt· r and b••rer wa s Ht. il 'J. be rarriPd the nngs o[ low u,Pd hr-r · Reeder , >IX yea tS agol l Hall Best man Durst 1, bNt and hushers wrre . R.;,: I lhl' bridt' anti ,o · brot er u oom. Cox., brotht>r ol the gr . wur~ slu:o~th a. POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT. OHIO SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1965 FIVE CENTS . ~~:. ~,,:,u~'';,~,:o~lllt potnSt!l lLcl ~ s~retary. ~!tee ~lurley . ~dwol LITTLE GIRLS I PANTS ' PET 2 $2_69 1 pro . By Le Roi Reg . 3 Pair $5 .00 l~~rm p~sident: . Mrs. · P~~I e~n:n secreta~y, ~ La~p ~ dWa~~Kinley a~ten st-r'.'~ed ~h. 1 I ~lph ~pen~ ~earhs, !and tls influence on tn carman, Mrs. James Club Entertam.ed I the family . She close wtt a Mr. and Mr s Wil\1amD us;;;t· Mrs. William Bartels enter w .w :sMePISill ' puem , and prayer. Bob Grm>tead , Mrs. on ' tained lhe Nifty Stitchers rlubl (."llurcll on Tuestln~ Mrs. El)1erson J.ones prese;~ 1 :vtrs. fo~rank Johnston, Mrs. Tom I Wednesday .evening at hN" , 1crow Sr. The WSCS of th e Rock ed the program With the the I home, Rock Sprinss. I Spnngs Mt>thod1st ,·hurch met '" The Home and the Home-- ! Ml11 Wallace Reuter, Mrs. The evening wa.s spent social- ! Tuesday afternoon at the church ' maker " She gave exerpts from Eddie Hartung, Mrs. John : Iy and in sewins and knitting, [ , wilh ,_,1.:rs. w. Morgan. pre~n- l the books wntten ly _home· I Batey. Mrs Jonn Turnbull, M~; after whteh the ho!Jtess terved dt>nt in chargt" I makers turned authors mel~: ~ Esther Wright, Mr~. John . rc eshments carrying out the I An organ prelude b\' M r s. 1 mg " Sixpence . m Her S~~e., Fi scher , Mrs . Wilham Pulhn~(r valentine theme . 1 Lpv. 1 ~ nrueser opened the meet- i b~ Phylhs McGmley. a~ ,, The Mrs. John Roush, M~s. C!n Present were Mrs. George I I mg followed w1th prayer by :snake Has All the Lmes. by I Roush, Mr . and Mrs . Gr - Korn, Mrs. Jack Warner, Mrs. Mr~ Amos Leonard . Mernbers 1.fean Kerr. The books deal w~th l stead, M1ss Mary Baird, Mr. carl Moore, Mn. W. A. Orate, were selected to take birthday humorous mc1dents m fa~tly and Mrs Lor am Sterrett. Mrs. Mrs Max Folmer and Vanesre~kes to Carman' s Nursing hte that also reveal ~he Im· Frances M!lltor, Mrs . Harley se~ and Peggy . Mrs. Lloyd 1 Home for tht' next thr~e portant rewards ol bemg a Brown. . 1 Moore. Mrs. .James Will and : months. were madt 'fflr wife , parent, homemak_er .l Mrs. Evelyn Nacholson, Mrs. Herbert D1 ' On. The next the 1\1arch meeling when the . During lhe 6usmess meetmg Myrtle Long and Dorolhy, Mr. meeting will be held Thursday, WSCS of thf' Hut.land chun-h the group voted to atte~d March 11. at the home of Mrs. will be guests i tl,. study session.?" " One Wtt- 1 James Will, Chester Road. Mrs. William Grueser. lead- ness, One World , to be lleld I UTS er . Upt'llt>d the prn eram wit~ prior to Easte:. Membe:s were DANCE AT RU'l1.AND ta poem, 1 'Mioules of God, 1 a~ked to contnbute cuokleB _and • The Junior class of Rutland I "What would You Do '~· was tlte lrandy ror the Afternoon Orcle Htgh School will sponsor a reetopic of the pr_ogr~m w1lh ~~~ 1valentme- project for shut-ms. Mr~ . Barbara Van ~ete~. nrd hop tonight, following the I members part.ic1patmg, A poem. I Mrs . Brown announced the R N. of Holzer Husj:utal m Chauncey basketball game. ·' The Clock Of Life,' ' by Mrs . I"Quiet Day " to be held at t~ ~ G.al!ip,olis spoke 011 lung cancer Grueser and the Lord's P~ay- Grace Episcopal Church m 1to a spe<.:ial education class at Sweden was the first mod· e-r in unison closed the meetmg. Pomeroy February 1~ from 10 th Rutland Elementary SC'hool ern country to take a regular Ia . m. to 2:30 p. m. wtth a sack T~esde~y afternoon . census, In 1749. PTA TO MEET \unch to be brought by those 1 This was in connection with 1 1'tte Racine Elementary P.T .. .attending. Thank you notes I Social Studies unit designed A will observe Founders' ~ay 1were read from Mrs. Brown : ~ acquaint buy') and girls with when it meets Monday evemng , and Mrs . Alfred Scarbe;ry for the harmful effects of cigarette Feb:ruar~ 15. at 7·30. Past Pr~s- ! remem~rance1 at t~ tnne of smoking before they get the idents wtll be honored and th1rd j death m the famllales. habit started. Miss Thelma ! grade mothers will serve re-l During ~he social hour a des· ehael, tea<'her of the class. is and ' esenting the :study as it W8.8 · freshments . Robert Bowen , Ele- ser1 auct1on was held mentary s~pervisor .. wil_l pres~nt ; cofft-e served by Mrs. John ;;t forth m the Grade Teacher I ~ a fil~ stnp," Get m Step wtth Krawsczyn. magazine . The 14 boys and girls 1 1 SAVE! u-rk 10 Color TV Y VI I f ld 2nd II 1nd ,.. tho wond-ful "' mo Stop In on Elbor • I . oor "Golden Throor• sound, poworful New I Automatic color pvriftor, fomoua onderful color on a now 1965 modo Tuner plus UHF SooiblowCred'tl S.rvlc• to budget your paymente TV UlndElu-r • I ens RCA Victor • M on nay monthly tonnl. Au;cHARNEL 'I'UIIIN. \ ' j V~Fftuldnors•· AU..ct!AN111LTIIIIIM. ··· ' der more Vietnamese air strikes ~ IT t;j) v.::.:'~-•111 'SWIVI!LSI ~.._..__.,.~..- tJ.•;::-.:=ttt~t New Yl~ /J"l.S#a• K I0 T MAR tt DOLLAR DAYS Fri.& Sat. Feb. 12·13 A _~ W"J!il @®~®ill TV AGAINST ALL OTHERS FOR C 0 LOR UNS.URPASSED NATURAL f; ' VietNam ... At a Glance ~ THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0. I L::=i:E::::'iiii::::::i::::::i~~:::;;;:;::::::;::ll t FACTORY AUTHORIZED MOTOROLA CAR RADIO Headquarters All Tran1istor RADIO · · $34.9 5 I Pl<m~ 1 an~ i I f I I 1 I :.!Piiie~piii.iiiiiiiioiiii>iiioiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili1 lf-'l 10 S.rln GP"·711 ll• 1\1~ (ow..rl dltim...., 2M . . . . . . . . . .THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY A--- SPECIAL OFFER! ) ' 1 range in age from 9 through 12 , ' hl years 1 Don Mullen and Charles Die Mr~ Van Meter descrtbed the 1 , of Pomeroy were I DLanc.aster ' suffering of one having tung J · re['t'ntly to atlend a dmner 1 and bt'ing a surgical ity de- Icancer, . nur"e she was able to describe · meeting where commun velopment was discussed with lung ~urgery in detail, 111ustrat.. Consressman Walter H. Moeller ing her remarks with freehand ; and Delbert Stearns. drawings on the chalkboard. · She commented that anyone could have lung cancer, but th1t I the chanre~; were much higher Pomeroy, Ohto : among cigarette smokers than I · .among non-smokers . TONIGHT .r. SATURDAY 1 The pa:rents of the children "NORTH TO A~ASKA" : have cooperated In this program (Teebnic:olor) ! John Wayne, Stewart Grana· by answering lt'tters taken home eT Ernie Kovac•. Fabian. ~ by the children. Their answers Ptaturette: Wlft Decoy lotd of the difflcully of bt·eak· lng lhe cigarette smoking habit, and of its ~ontinua11y mcreaslns SUN., MON., TUES. Folo. 14-IS.t6 cost . These facts were brought "BIDTIMI STORY" oul also by Mrl. Van Meter. (Teehnieolor) Non-smoking parents expressMarlon Brando, David Niven, 1 ed their approval of the pro-Shirley Jones, Marie Windsor, R@becca Sand, Dody gram. It is planned to show Good mao. tr the clajs jn the near future, P..turette: Tricky Chkkt the film -strip, "To Smoke or ColorcertDOftl Not to Smoke." 1 1 I 1 I VALENTINE! • Lovely Budod NteklocH In m1ny colon • Booutiful Pin & E1rrl"' Sola e Now ON A BOX OF ... Colorful Ptndonta • Mony Now Stylod E1rrlnga • Now Combinations 1. 1.00 to I BROASTED CHICKEN e 2 PIECES GOLDEN BROWN CHICKEN CLIP THIS COUPON This Coupon Entltlft BHrer To Purchue Box or Boxes Of Broasted Chicken FOR ONLY······ 60c 5.00 Offer Good Friday&. Saturd•y, Feb. 12-HI V1lontlno'a D•y e FRENCH FRIES I V•lttntlnft D•y, Sund•y, F•b. 14th I The Martin Restaurant ROUTI7 MIDDLEPORT : ~ for· talko Viet Nom by "all parties concorned." . callThairl, In oon statoment iosued Friday,. urged th\ Eaot. Wool nogotlotlons. He said both side1 should tvolcf ".n•w_ which may load to In oscalotlon" of I h 0 f:gi!IJ/191 \Y ORK - ~·w Viol Nom jitters dominated trading York Stock Exchange this week and tho market boromolon took their wont week·ID·week loll I In Th mare than six monlh1. '· on an A morJcan • oat oc. a •or b aso IasI wook en d and the subsequent bombing of targets in North Viet Nam madeb traders and investors nervous enough to put 1 , h D J , d I I Mo shea lo donl1n I o Ow· ones on ustr a avorego n· day morning. Bargain hunters helped erase some loiiH beforo t ho close, PHNOM PENH, Cambodio - Prince Norodom Sih1" nouk chargod Saturdoy that tho Unltod States Is sololy to blame for the current crisis in neighboring Viet Nam. He domandod !hot the 1954 Genova Conforonco bo roconvaned immediately. In a letter Ia Charles de Geullo of France, Anutas Mikoyan of Russia, Sarvepalli Radhakrishman of India and Ne Win of Burma~ Sihanouk denounced ~~extension of the South Viefnamase war by uniustiiable American bomblrdmentl and reprisals." BUDAPEST - Savoral hundred youths, Including 1 number of Africans and Asians, attacked the U.S. I• gation here today in 1 riotous protest against U.S. air attacks an Communist North Viet Nam. Tho rioters sma1hed windows, threw bottlos of Ink against the walls and wracked two cars belonging to members of the legation staff which were parked out· 1ido tho building, Ell It Here or T•k• It Home 1 ' worthy he spoke Friday of _ _ ·- ____ _ peaceful co • existence a nd aMhaensadfie.llad;eroatt ' om~anan~ufwfe88r- Local Chamber , Dies Sudde_nl_y,, arrested on two charg., follow1- d h ing a one-ear wreck on state Donates $2.00 I' ri ay Nig t route 7, three-tenths of • mile I north of Pomeroy early today. F Harr•' Smith, well _I The Meigs county sheriff's or j ourna} Ad known resident of Pomeroy,' edA y I' P. department charged Willard Albert Dill , 30, with DW! and Fr~day . exceBsive speed for road con. Commerce The Mtddleport of diliollll. agreed Ch.a rnber_ mghl De t C 1 M 1 . to donate $200 toward the $1,000 , pu Y aro an ey mves. tJgated and reported Dill's car Jneeded from Metgs County to 00 t f' d Is d sponsor a page advertisement bore tou60 ftvet guarf pods in the Wall Street Journal de-0 a u it went ee out guar rat mg after of control on picting Southeastern Ohio as a . 1~n a curve. prime area for indu.!ltry. . Jack Welsh announced that he The car, after gmng through . Childs . . go to the railing, turned over on its and B1ll will top. Dill was taken to Veterans bus Tuesday meet With engtn eers concermng th ' bo a t Memorial HospitalHeavy for treatment of the injury, dam- docks and improvements at the Colu~- t~ age was reported to the car ' Rites Monday For Letart Resident Rt I Man DI eReedsville s • f ~~".:ie~nt~el~:on~eterioraling H. P. Smith 77, • . • Ill ~ii<Tifl died suddenly at Hol<er hospit· , A autopsv is expet'ted lo he ot his honw . 1 · G 11· r· F 'd ·ght 1 · a m a tpo IS rl ay "' · ' ordered by authurit tes m !he Metgs Co unlv of •" Ht l Reeds·vtll·' . t•tan !' c . .''lart t•nba "it. s·t• rd t He th was h rushed . • 1. by ambulance H ld"alh ' ' 11 15 1 7 e a a · P rn. e l whose burned body_ wa s dlsl·ov-! ma ms . of Hardmg A dJed at 9.20 p.m. ered th1 s mormng m tht' debns dJs rov ... re-d iJ itt"r . , I -• ·I , , Funeral services are sc hed · lomplett 1 dest m, e d uled for Tuesday at 2:30 log-st rurrurt> on ll0g · c.hape 1· Buna · 1 WI·11 • ' •<trl ' r a t th. e E wtng . 1 • \ .( ~ ~apJ w<~s I ~.m. Sen Coiii'ns be m t~e family lot at t he Bet"eh Grove cemetery . I · Surviving are his wife . El sie., 8 son , Theo Smith, two granddaughters, Joy Patrioia of _ Chico. Calif., and Sue Foster Jo:llen : 1d<.~\' .Siw r1H Harft>nha C"/1 lw "' as th1 · <~ rt' ~ H"t ed 1Im:: de.part rnf'n!~ Wil t', Cl Wilrn a. 36. tu t•Jgs w« .s .,... 1 <~I ' Funeral services for Mrs. B1anche (Rickard) Van Schoyck, 81, of Letart, W. Va ., who died Friday at 1UO p.m. in Charleston, W. Va., at the of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Beulah Rickard, will he held at the Oak Grove EUB church, Letart Route, Monday at 2 p m. Burial will be In the Oak Mrs. Van Schoyck was born at W.Va., 6, 1884, theLetart, daughter of the Feb. late Samuel ~ ~enate . d_tP· ~· seve~- Sale Price.;·· w<:~~ ;~ 'd~ ' v {' 0 fOilt>r ~('L.._ <~s tlw wa s Sheriff Har!I'Jlbal'lJ <J nd Prost"cutor Bern.,. a ru \·, Fu11z lnve"!tgal!on of lh t· tr agt•d.'> is being l'OntinuE'd. \l r Rood 's father . Herbe-rt Huod re pur!edlydJedmahou se ilrt' ;;buut 25 ago accord. Jng to mforrn.niJon b\ • r·ela! J\'t·s to •Sht•rif( Hart en ba(·I · to Whit e's1 , Tht> bud\ was . takt-n , !· uneral homt> m Coolville where arrangeml'ms \\ill be announrPd la lt>r ~·ears rev~aled Spokesman Says I BUII{ 0£I ncr eased spendmg • W'JI c0 TOl\ ard Educat'IOU I MI'ss Lohse t's ~ ~ Council No. 46. Ohio Valley Com- "Impor tan t one " as '"·th 1egts· " todav the · ' C OLUMB US 0.1Pf1 Tnfol" llt t>cl s. o u t·res S"" l·> mandery No. 24 • a 32 nd Degree lators hold important posttons hulk or an c s tim ;t! ed $ 200 million in c rea se tn state spend· Among 'ttl 111:3 Mason, a Sh rmer, · with respect ing ,legt Gov .Jameswill A he Rhudp s was I..'X p c c-ted t o request from a mem ber state of Ohto.to educat10n m the lhf• slature for erlu l'afion of the Aladdin Temple, King . A spokesman fur the PT.A The budget also wil l pruvide . of the York Crosa of Honor. ' To Be Honored Th~tH*y R?al :,.'"11; Tt~ said, "The fman cial posltlon • r Ihe sources sa1d !hal li1P per fo r highways and univt>rsfty Mergs Counlv " " "" , . , . r·e nt tof the tax doll a r <jlPnt for lee< sr• t aside for the untver Sl· . mg emp er res · A a support a school comparable lo hr general opera Iton of govern- 111•s 8 1 A. and LaureL. Frye Rickard. Her . husband, Harry, preceded of iho nl"' crlall In Viet Nam, and revoal whet m death several years ago. Miss J•nrufer Lohse of Pome- ernacle. No. 23, Eastern Star others m OhiO state su '"'' " '" ' '" ' not coun<mg educalton . viol Union will ploy In South-! Aall. Survivors Include two broth· roy IS one of 463 top-ranking Lodge 1116 of Pomeroy, Past 1 . ,. · PI me ntal h,gtene and welfare , Will Rhudr•< was <xpected to a sk 1 ro ' · era, Ernest L. Rickard, Letart, students to he honored Tuesday Watchman of Shepherds and , 1 necesst v , be Ihe lowest Ohio's , lh' legt< lature to approprtate COMMITJ'EE NAMED ! The amuunt 10Rhodes wtll pro-' $1 13 mtllion more for public 1,_ .. , lh= m -....., and Thomas C. Rickard, Chea- Feb. 23, at the eighth annual the White Shrine of Jerusalem ; DEAVERTOWN Ohio (UPI) apeake, one sister. Mrs Esta Presltlenl'a Scholarship Recog- No . 31. . Ml'!l, Harry Roush pose for operatmg the govern- Ischoul s This would mclude a The Middleport " Pomeroy ' Adldna, New Haven, and sev" nition Dinner at Ohio State Uni" Mr . Smtih was a past patron 1 men!. during the two vrars be- 1200 mcrease for teachers and Rotary Club met at tbe Martin - Deavertowu IH1h Scbool'o eral nieces and nephews afso verslty. of tbe Eastern Star Lodge No. 1 Dies in Columbus ! gmnmg .lulv has not. been an- the normol increase required Restaurant Friday night With baaket..D team - y Dol be survive. The program will begin at 186 in Pomeroy and a lifelong Word was received here of · nounced. · 1 under the formula in the law . Vice Preslden' John Werner in tile beat one Ill lbe 1tate, bul Friends may call at the F"" 8 p.m. at the Ohio Union ball" member of the Eastem Star. death of Mrs. Harry <Blanche) , It was expected. however . the i Whtch spells out the amount charge. Werner announced the It m.ust bave beea the hottest. gleson,g Funeral home rooms. speaker will operated the Sugar Run Roush, former Mid, budget w JJ call for spending I each will rece1ve .This 1 nominating committee of Cur· Friday Dlghl. noon on Sunday, The bo4y_will be FtedefiCk R. Eckley of New Mtll In Pomeroy for many dleport reSident Thursday In a about 11.4 billion frum the gen- ' would brmg pubhc tis Jenklnaon, Dick Owen and The Deoverton be taken to the church to he York City, vice preshospllal m Marton. SUrVIvors era I revenue fund during the ! spendmg lo about $600 mdlion. Cash Bahr to nominate the 11165- ed 1 tel state on Monday from I until ldeut of Amertcan Telephone Frtenda may call at the fu. include a son, Kenneth of Mar• [ next rwo years This would be l Colleges and universities were . Btl officers. The local Rotary bill an or- 2 p.m. fr Telegraph and a 1938 neral home today from 7. until ion, a sister. Mrs. l..ouise Hive- about 1200 million more than expected to receive about tM Club on ll'eb. 11 observed ita G Edlell lllppod Ilea.. III'aduale of Obto Stale's College 9:30 p.m., Sunday from p. ly _of Columbus and four I being spent in the tw""year per- million more than they now Set. a&tb anniversary. . . .IIIr1 , 1111 18 pobiU ud SQUAD SUMMONED of Commerce and Admtn!Jtra. m. and 7 untlt 9.30 p.m. and children. tod endmg June 30. j Th woold include the state " 1 19 FORFEITS BOND 1111 tea Mit t'l The Middleport emergency lion. Monday from :1-5 p.m. and 7 " Funeral services will be held To Hit $4 BiHinn . iversities, municipal unlvri lhll uoit wu lllllllllOited to . 9:30 p.m. It ... requested that at the Baptist Temple in eo. Additional spending from ties and branch colleges. ' , . 1 .... · ·Dezter Rd. lett Mr1. VlrciJ MAN CITED Howers be omttted and dona" lumil!'•· Monday at 10 a.m. cial taxes earmarked lor spe- money is for their general· • , Robert Warth, 30, Hartford, vtclilty .,... PI1'IOIIt at 10:15 p.m. Friday Olllo Stale Patrol reporta lhe lios be made to _the buUdlng wl!h.:araveslde services at lhe 1cific purposes probably will run eration and does not inclu!lt 01 8 bfelted bond ID,MiddleChesleMIIJ mlchlbe She wu to arrest of J81J!e!t A. llolley, 31, fuDd of tl'.e Uruted Me!hbdllt ceo;1101ery It Stotion,l total state spending during the capital troP.ovementa, •A'4ditiPD111 11 P'!'lIIiMl.yor Smltb ...,._. ....,:1 lit. 3 Pomeroy. cited to Church or lhe Hearl Society. W. Va. at p.m. Friends may next two years to about $4 bil- al SJ4lll0rt for higher on· Lutoxlcalion c1tar1e • ,........, won .._ fctt 1M1 operator'o Rev. C. Melvin Alkire will ol· coli allhe Cl'oss Funeral Home, lion of these taxes comes fro!n student (Mj, 'MJ:I -.... .. .... .. f..,. , """''· '• •' ..,....,. .• • are the psoline tax oannark-'l'"" 1 ta ·•" I. th~ h~<tnrv a~ POMEROY,O. were sumwas Rep• Welker land !hat tol d dP('t:'ased . Jnonf'd , bu! the homt~ C'omhJs hnd plf'l t'l v dt·~troyed, according "'"" lotvm " rl"nw.s t<r· tnorble olfwt a ls N dS k "nd shr left th• hocr'. • wt'lh 'I 1 arne ' pea ers ~ ~~ COWla tsu summ oned Henn · ' tl~en· t;, am . th1<·e ch llo• eo '" ahou t :t Ew ing 1 ~y Blaze di' ''"V•' •r·u in a be droom ol 1 t te [t,,•,e rt l'uu;,· Tt r"· guns wrw al so ' '''' 1 re-'. found rn the '""" rou nt '' Ho01l, 42, Hood 's bm1•:. Sht"rriT H:.trtc-nf1 re hHd hach :s;.nr1 waf['h fl, und b\' I' ''· ,,,,a t I , I he vil'l lln's oody had .slopp ,·u f·Udg,• ar 5·15 a n1. Tl1e Rel'dWI·rl e and c.oo1vt'II e ! Middleport levee. Zirkle of Pomeroy. and thl·ee William Ingles president of 't'h 1'1" fJ I· ' I" C P W"U" ed ddl · · l ' r l J uren art' on. I . ._. u~ 1"<'-·.> t. · 1 · dl !ams1 urMgiddla rt- s.1stcrs, Mrs . Amy Chase . of : the Middleport PTA. announ1·- Lou , 17 <~nd .l iJii a. 7 11 Jona roa S.Igns n epo Athens, Mrs. Barbara Smllh, l ed today Sen Oaklev C rold h so peop Ie tr ave Img ough Athens and Mrs. Bess 'Weed lms chairman of th<~ , " Educa- port ._. I tlw 1·hlldren Jnd uld k th . be thr f II wo now. enum ~o m _es Pomeroy, . . , .tht•, homf'. ' l tion and llealth C.omm1ttt·e. in l tl. e1r. mnlher wtont. tu and directions to ne1ghbormg d R lof it nt>Jghbor, lim it.\ .\1L1m " 1 Oh . . communities Mr. Smith was preceded in : tJel an b f t'lp I Tht- l'lrf' llrst dJsl·ovf'r·t't/ Al said a represen- Mrs death his parents , Mr. and OHha_phH e err mRem er to t_! le , at about 6 m hv 1-luri H<irl!· John (Anna Bl•ettnar 1 !0 ouse n epresen a 1ves · t8 t 0 f Greyho un d WI'IJ he S "th · t . . . JVe w It .. d Education ( .ommJttet> Will bt> mu s. '-" 110 I!Vt·s rwa rtH' H. n·t lhere Feb · 15 and that a full Phil mt 'andwotwosons, a erAugu an st In . M'ddl ... . at , mu brothers 1 epor1 nc-x 1 Th.ursuay f ... hscud tlw t'rl lirt• fronth par! service bus stop will possibly ' · t tl h' h , o I e stru ('tu1·e wa ' lcu111g 7 30 1 1 be arranged at the La Salle and Eddie Smith. ! al lg st,htool wh t•n hto di scow-n>d llw fin· Hotel He was a member of the , au .llormm o Jscu ss S< oo Tir e body of Mr h' nod w:ts · . Pomeroy Methodist Chun:h l leg1s a lion . . Attendl~g were Mr. . ~elch, where he was on the official, The meeting is being sponvtce prestdenl, C. P. Williams . board of the church and Sundav sored by the Middlepo•t Pa r· Ed Baker, Cash Bahr, M r 8 · School superintendent for en! -Teachers A.s socJa!ton . John Werner, John_ Werner, al years A large crowd is experted : Bill Clulds, Bill Mrller , Carl Mr . Smith was also a mem - l to attend this mcettng as parHorky, Dale Dutton and Dtck ber of Masonic Lodge 164 p & I ents and teachers fron t a I I Owen. A.M., past district deputy of I schools in the count y haoe been . I the Grand Lodge of Ohio, Porn- rnvtled. eroy Chapter No. 80, Bosworth The meeting Is deemed as a Ginthe~ ---- ' I CROW'S Town,&Country Restaurant E. MAIN STREET ·L-~ dlclt~' todoy. Koa ~expected to brl"' 1 first·hond 111011ment eCOLE SLAW 9 rent visll to Communist North at 8 c08 p.m. in the Eastern High auditorium . The presec,;aJton is be in g d trl'de d It) .\1JS Ad a N<·ase and Lu ry AmsKorea. Jt was considered note- bary. There will be 16 acts. - Sentmel Photu. SAIGON- U.S. airmen lod the way In this week's retaliatory raids on Communist-held North Vi.t it was reportod today. Sovtn Amorlcan pilots 1nd four ground crewmen woro docoraled far lholr "support" of tho ollocka. Tho fl'ral retaliatory raid Sunday was an oii.Amerl· can operotlon hacauiO Sauth Vlot Nom'• propellordrivon lir farco was woothorbound, Tho second raid, on M 0 nd S Offlcl.ll d-ri ay, wa , _ H 1 "U ' 5' ..upported" cemetery. The Rev. attack by 24 Sauth Vlotnomuo planu. Stanley Moore will officiate. IMOSCOW hi- Savio! Promler Alexol N. Koaygln Ia dl w n 1111 up I tour o f Commu nlst Asia and will return to tha Kremlin soon, unoffici•l reptl)rh in Moscow In· Fobrulry 14th WITH YOUI I Nam~ MEIGS THEATRE FOR YOUR ,' Man Arrested 0 n 2 Charges UNiho N. to Y.Secretary - Western delegations After Mishap reuted withNATIONS, reserve today General Thant'1 NEW on tho ,._IIIIJIERI IN LANCASTER 1 ' a~ 1 l~~x:~ YK:;g~~':r::f ~~e:: Y~~~~~r ~:~~wo~~~,n~~'::::,~n°{h;i~!~~~ ~:r~~e~r"~;,\~r~,k~~~~~~~o\"~;,:; ,:~\~ ~~~~\~,:~,~.~~~~~s.i~,~;ct~~va~V.~o;v ~ TO~YO a~!· 1 1 0. I today said the Soviet Southeast Asia and was await- - Communist China said today tho U.S. bombing raids on Communist North VietNam gave the Hanoi regime the right Ia strike "counterblows" at South Vie·t Nam with Red Chinese support. I Mn:~. N eVan Meter Is Speaker on Cancer TopiC 1 WERNER RADIO & T.V. jlLL-CHANNEI. TUNINIJ ~til 1 Communist \~e~h~·~::;n ~~~·e~~ic~:~~ ::j~~d t.~~c;!ovi~ti~~~~rd; -~~--- £ either calljng off or lessening don V_ jlU.C:HllNNIL TUNINIJ against 1 COMPARE RCA VICTOR _., ,_, .,... ,'' North Viet Nam if the Hanoi authorities did not call off their subversive war in the south. At the same time U.S. Am~--------bassador Maxwell D. Taylor from Communist broadcasts said he was ''reasonably cer- were that the Viet Cong would lain" there ajready was some intensify its .attacks. hard thinking going on in Hanoi Today he Viet Cong mined a about .North Vietnamese 5up- patrol lrain on Viet Nam 's port for the Viet Cong as re- main railway line in Thua ::iUit of the U.S.-Vietnamese air Th1en Province 400 miles north raids . i or Saigon. Another group in Wh1le the two men 1:ipoke fire Binh Dinh Province carried out raced through a petroleum , a mortar attack on an .airstrip dump in a Satgon military i at Bong San. Minor attacks camp but thert" was little dam-~ were reported elsewhere. Communist China and North age. Vietnamese military officials dismissed the possibility ' Viet Nam have made a series \ of Communist sabotage since of threatening broadcasts smce MY VALENTINE - Jeff Hill. ]eft, and Jane Rees, stu. the only explosions came when lhe first U.S. • Vietnamese air dents of Mrs. Howard Roush in the fourth grade of Ra. 1 the fire reach~ a stockpile of attacks last Sunday . ~nd . spoke c·ne elementary school, express the importance of Val-l ~ gallon gasoline drums. The today or new mtens1f1~atJon .ut entlne 's Day with an exchange of favors . Valentine's Day • f1re apparently was started by the war. But the Sov1et Umon is Sunday. - Sentinel Photo. a carelessly dropped cigarette. was taking a far mort! moder- ._ There still was no sign the ate stand. r·1!l¥"c "'"~).,.,., l"'.fi. ,· ._·' Vi"•'"/"'"'"'""'-"C1'~1"'""~!~"W~~-.. '1. " " ' " ' ' , .'':l""·~ Viet Cong insurgents were Diplomatic reports from Lon- ·•--~--.:::;._~~~~~·-~-~':':::::o:;.:::::~----., I SAIGON (UPI! South Vietnamese strongman Lt. Gen Nguyen Khanh s•id today he would personally or" I DURING Middleport, RCA. ;I ~ Min~rva c~tldre~ b ~arch d son s. FOR RCA VICTOR COLOR TELEVISION I ~arne d. ' ~.trs. R:s~r Et~ltin~et. (~IX wa~ g~: ~ I, th~ I Holthit~< Co rrection! MIDDLEPORT homa~~' 1 pe~ir~~~a~~h~o!:::' Mrs. ~of· l ':~hr%;~~:~e";~0~~~:~~:r~~~ ~ ' tlte ~"·' •:~~',de THE SHOE BOX Mrs Bradb ury ·~town Is President of Ces:~- El c· Ie -~ Denv~r : I t~."'. ~t· fer~nc·e ;:~~~~ ~Varren. ala~~~ ~erved JlTI!'isore~ ~aoe ~:.,:;d "~ter. honor gue-s d t th m epnrt I w "" d II F'eckt'i- spe-nt t'd bv her nance, ope-ned her i Church of Christ. Miss Mildred Mrs en e r · · 1 I gifts I 1 'd t s I ·J t'ekend tn Columbus with many uvt' y . . . , Haw ey presJ en , wa . jn 1 asr \o\-da ughtt"r and sun-in-law, • H.e freshments m ,' c harge. , hl' · " of dcake. hJC('dhltt! Mr and Mrs Rl<'hard Brigg:- , white and decorate wit w I They are Miss Hawley, prE'BI · "'t>ddmu an d 1am1.1y. .. ." bells and pmk ed rose· ith 1 dent ·• Mrs • Wended G erlae h, K atd Bearhs returned homt' buds, tee ert'am center w !VIce president ; Mrs. Leslie ErWt>donnesday from Holzer Hospit· Wt'dding bt>lls and coffee- w;e l vin, treasurer; Mrs . by hostesses """' ""tid 't''". ".On"aie.·c· '- • " tnoo n'tceh.'. G . nto_I adr . 1Rice , Secretary; Mrs. Frankhn ., hil t'.. ''"'""l ion' Th' groo:n s M". f'red Crow Jr . Mrs . · and Mrs . I e- · , Triplett . . assistant 1 rld 5 M"S " th . w<we ptnk '"''' wt llt Cr' dr;, !'lark and Mrs. Patr i<·k ' Mr> . William Me ar an ' r .. l Mrs. E. 0 . McKinley led de- l mo " Lo ·I arv returned home Wednes Cer tl Duncan and IJarlene , M . ' votwns mcludrng scrtpture tak. nwtchtn g w;;s pink and HN wth·ur " eY.:.n,·ng from Oavton where ,' c eorge Harris, Mrs. alsQ li e- d'ay t • e Oliver SMpenrs . en from Hebrews, • I f and Ch a hread-" ·· ~ thev 1:11tended the annual con- L't'l" , r·,.1rs. 1 ~ ar~ . · i _I ing, " A .:>sam o ~rr es . rdl ""' "'ns ,. lol ltowed tn th e of t<:prscopa l Church · John Beaver, Mt" W p I Prayer was given by Miss Haw" Mrs women of Southern Ohio . (;asl on regJstenng ,t he g Pa. . lrey Wtlson . Mrs. Tum Crow concludlng with Lord's Pary· trnm Loudenv il le . \ ol and . , J. r Mrs . Lowena Roush, Mrs . J ... tn unison M" I Ridge L(' VG 1'-r . . m_era Youn • \'.JI\Jam Bartels. ary I Miss Hawley gave a reading ttl sburg . Nt les , and g.. . Dill Miss Sally Bartels, Mrs. taken from the "Editur's Mall· Mrs Grace Cli r-k, Zelda I L'd 'ar Tiloroas Mn. E. E. Foll- 1b x" A teport of sick mem- , El Speelman H~ ~ g ' h . ' 0 na and eanur . I eo nor Ire r rod and Kay , Mrs. Dun Rous • bers WllS given . The new offi- i "'' Pd at the receptton . Mt . M . Hugh C Hearhs, Mrs. , rs will he installed at the , Bernard Du rst r ut the r·ak.' ' New offie<rs were elected by Hubbard, Mra. William meeting, ' 111 Fnllowmg thP h•me;mnDO Eleanor Circle of Heath : Jr Mrs . Dorothy Mrs . Cash Braley was the rouple " restdtng at 21ll . Methodist Church Thur1day eve· Brown Mrs . Carl Jenmngs, gram chairman and prrosent.e<l A 1·r . the 1110 g at the church with Mrs . Mrs.' Eldon Weeks, Mrs Jack the study, "Serenity of the I For h"r golllg aw ay , .. 1:aJen Brown, prt"sJdent. rn m lke r Mrs . James SJsson, 1Soul" Mrs Triplett gave a -1 . . IWII - nh· (· e gr <J \ "t' • d Deb· · 1 br11 • " "" • ,. · charge Mrs. Hoger SpenL-er an I scripture reading. 1 sutl , .d Ele(·ted were Mrs . Charle" b. Mrs. Ross Cleland, Mrs . The hostesses served a salad I The nt'W Mr s Asct Bradbury, Frick, Mr s John Musser, 1 eourse from a table decorated 15 y lo u• tod tn 1.962MCKtnle Brown, vtce prestdent : , ine Arnold, Herbert Mrs. Dixon, Mra Max- , the with valentine hearts Intherne. keeping with and Y [;alen M: !i . .Jack S!aven, ServiniJ 1 at Oh1 u, and Margaret Edwards, treus· cer, Mrs . . James Wtll,. Misses were Mrs. McNeal and Mrs. _Mr. Cox e , e vears urer . . Florence Ann and Beth McKinley with Mrs. Ada LamHtgh Sdwol. Uve . . 1 The meeting was opened wtth Bearh:s and Mrs. Cli:ur Spencer. bert Mrs Pearl Reynolds and " the Mmed forces, me u devolwns by Mrs. Robert Ash· tl Sending gtfts were Mr. and rs' Childers conlril> mg t3 months '" Korea , an ley using as her theme, "The s Rollin Bearhs, Mrs . Edna I u;i; works fo r Allied Metals ~~Niles. H~w .and Family .. , She strt'SS· Mr ,· I Mrs Lucille B. Hawk- I g. Th b1·ide alsu is a nlf'Ce of h . I Bares, . M d e ed the importance of avmg a . 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