http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0c267abc4885df424abb99bb154b106c.pdf d4a841b18e5b226ca9a88f0789730325 PDF Text Text "' '/ . • [tJ• I Mrs. Anderson . Senunei, Pom':l'?y-Mldtlleport. o.. May 4. 1965 . • ' .lf1.1gh Compliments on Degree work 'tJ 'G' p Ch f J86 Of$ ' ~$ wen omeroy op er I Is Delegate T0 Presbytery cza., 1 Church Plart Basketball on Slab ?te Young Adult Class of the Mtddleport Church of Chrtsl held an outing for members and their families Monday evening with a basketball game at the Elementary school ground Men and women of the cla:ss were team members. Durmg hall time the group went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Herald lor iced tea. The class plans another game on the basketball slab this evening at 6 p. m. All members are invited. Taking part m Monday's game were M d M K th S it r. and M rs.~nne N' _c kyes, Mr. an rs rgeld ICIDDS 'd, Mr.. a"d Mrs. Hera , av1 .. VujakhJa. ~ guest, and Nancy Beaver · C~tldren of the coup I"' were guests. I 1 2 v· . . sen~ :;t .' r p b , res ytefiOn Law Chapt·er fs Revl"ewed 11 (Techmcolorl Murphy. Linda Law Michael Dante I. ' Cnnclud!Dg numbers Included "Alpine Wedding Festival" by Rebe Sherrie Ilene Shuler; "La Gait~ .. by Mowrey KalbrYD Dl· ane King· two ~umbers the Negro spkitual, "I Wa.nt be Ready," and "Scotllah Tone Poem," by McDowell, Merjorle Ellen Harris and "Valse-Blueette .. by Drige, and Bagtellev Op. ' 33, No. 5, by Betlhoven, done by Leland Eugene Brown. The program was concludec' ..ith 8 plano trio number "Overture from Carm•n" by' .,.. l played by three granddaughte "<Mrs. Hecox, Nancy, Patty and Margie Harris· io SOCIAL CALE NDAR . . :.1 The Past Chief& of Magnolia Temple Pythian Ststers wIll meet Thursday evenin& at the . ho~e of Mrs. Karl Grueser, 10 Mtnersville, wl~h Mrs, Carrie Grueser aa co- ostess. MAY 7 The Twlllght Garden Club rummage sale will be held 011 May 7 and 8 in the old paraonage bulltllng next to the Welfare Office. All donations are wei· come. For pickup, call Mrs. Eva Robson, at WY 2-2586. and daughters attended the annual Mother-Daughter banquet of the B. R Slmbonl Mllslon· ary Jloclely of the 'Middleport First Baptist Church Monday evening when Mrs. Richard Owen and other olflllera were Installedduringthebusinessmeetlng after dinner. Mr!. c. P. Bradbury waa In charge ol the dln!w tables and conatructed a centerpelce made of styrofoam with a sllhouette in black of a mother-daughter surrounded with pint carnalions. Favors were pink candy cups and place carda with orll· Ina! .,._,, r""'··- for each mother bad been made by the Sandra K. Miller Chapter, Guild Girls· The buslneas meeting waa held following the dinner and was opened with an organ and plano number played by Ml'll. aid Antbo and Mrs. C. ::-•Bradbury. 'giving the yearI. reports from each circle y re Mrs Charles Searles Dor· : . Mrs. John Fultz . Eie<ta; ' . ' Lo and Mra. Gerald Anthony, vejoy. Mrs. Paul Smart, out-going president, thanked lbe mem· bel'll and officers of the society and the circles for their cooperalion and 8811lslance while In office. A note ol thanks was read from Mn. Harry HoudaSET KYGER DANCE , ,. •' Piano Students .of Mrs: .Hepox·are 1 Installation of OHieers, Mot~r! ·. p e ted in Recital on Sunday Daughter Banquet Held by Society Mre~ n Lewis Hecox pre- ver Davia, Jr. Approximately 10 mothen shell. rs. orm~ d ts in a her ptanoftstu en t the ~ eoD~pliments on the rit-1 Grand representatives and re~llal Sunda_y 8 ~~;~•r:esb • .... ;were liven Saturday when deputy grand matron each spoke Mrs George Anderson was Middleport F~rst U Y ~ 111111181 inspection of Pom- jand highly complimented the Inamed as a delegate to attend temn Churc · b 0 the ro0 , ·, . , Chapter 186, OES, w a ' ,Chapter and its officers on thetr 'the Scioto Presbytery to be The first num ,, 8 l~ing ·1!11!!1 at the Masonic Temple Iwork. The deputy ~•nd matron :held in Athens, Tuesday, May gram .. ~as E~le~r1ch do! by ~1\h.ua present. ,announced that '-';•! 9 was de-~18, beginning at 10 s m. by the Song, a~d Kath Kmg. Other 1-~ Slle Soulsby' worthy stgnated as vtstlallon day at the Session of the Mtddleporl First She~ includeJ "Morning .-tron, and James Soulsby .!OES home m Mt. Vernon and IUnited Presbyterian church nu~. rs on Teah Jane 'Ito r I h y patron, presided !hoped members would plan to Monday evening at the church. Call ~h H~'sGv' s Moon," by ~ opened the meetmg in r~tu- 1 31~~d. . bd The Rev. Howard Ruppelt mod· ~~r~bbe • ~:O[.h L y 0 0 10 •ll~lc form. Guests presen"ct. l P ~e~:b rose ~ c:· erated the meeting. Tr;sf ;t· rg,"Hello Mr Robin" ¥1comed and escorted to safes 7athe 0 ~ 1 0~ ust~- e Mrs. o. E. Tewksb-ary, Mrs. b pRe ' Vt k S~e Miller ..;d tlie .east were Vid·a Carson or 1co ohr °Ch et 0 er. ecod ra 10thns James Harlev and Mrs. Arthur Y ead. cDy the Po'lka .. ~ tt d d t m t e ap er room an m e . ~ ed It '1 Gran ma ances , ~~ • ·. eputy ~·~- ~· ron ldinmg room were carried out Lewis were ;•m I as a erScher, by Paula Kay RusselL .... strtcth'l\25 ; Gret 't ,. arnst 'in the colors of the order, with nates Rev. uppe t gave a trheRhonda Kathleen Hysell play.,..ester 1 , rep.-sen a tve o fl d sed . port on hts recent viStt to e . te Pete .. hy Proctor . • • . 1\.f · d owers an evergreens u m W'l C ed ''Ptra ~~~lc:eiUrtdtchon of r<oun an 'the cha ter room. The tables Warner • 1 son . o11 ege _camp. lollwed b "Yaki~ Henderson of Remer>I. th d~ . tt 1 us m North C'arohna. II IS one whtch was SherryY Demse . · r N th m e mmg room were a rae. . . rna" by Rea 11 represent ai~V<' o or t' . hit 'th of the mne miSston co eges. . .. 'N h' H .. lve m w e covers, WI It was announced that the Kmg ; Wood ymp s arp, streamers of the various colors · . b Rea Vicky Jo weaver· "The ~!~~~~~and ~el,·ome~ w~r," , extending lengthwise, with flow- ~en~r~~ ~";;,:bty t'~it~ h~~: Plum are Made iurro Ride," by Pattiso~. Pat! patrons, worthy mal roo an wo ers in the center. The serving B) y . F A H ' . "Nightfall.. past matrons and table was also centered with an !Rev ._Ruppel! attendmg as comor Ultatwns rlcta nn arns, •. patrons of Pomeroy Chart- I arrangement of flowers which lmtsswner de_legate m Veterans Hemtcck Grove Gran_ge No. ~Y Wnght, R~thT An;. Lacey:, distinguished mason,_ dts- with the refreshments carried iMemortal bmldmg m Columbus. 2049 met m regular sesSion Sat- Castanets an am urtnesh· , offtcers, past grand ap- out the colors. Ella Smith pre- iThe Rev . Leonard Mcintyre, evemng With Ca_rol Jones ~Y Thomp~n, Lou Ann Fre~c : and past f '"'tron• :sided •t the punch bowl and I, Gene,ral Prkesbyter, wtll be the PI master, pdresftdmlgh. t th~~ren~~~ ~n~·~!"sum~~r patrons o VISi tmg 1F.lsie D Smith at the 81'I f gues spea er. ami welt' rna e or e nex • E~:~:~~n · ' : ver co ·I Plans were made for an ice meet;ng May 15 when Ham- Night's Dream," by Taylor, was held fur two ee ser,VIce. . . 1crram social lo be held sonville.' aod Ro~k Springs Nancy Jean Harris; "Hovering Preced tng the inili- Precedmg I~ me~t:; aT dm- 2> sponsored by the Granges will visit Members of Butterllles," by Gaynor, Nancy work, Caddie Wwkham ~~~ ;.~~t se~e ta a a t F own and deaconesses. The new the J!emlock Gra~ge are asked Ann Buchanan; "Piccolo Taren"My God and L" the ~ift o7 th: :~-t~: ~:::~ cabinet will be dedicated on to briOg a pie and 15 sandwiches tello," by Bentley, Mary Eliza1;;4o=,.;..====----·,·and worthy p-•t on j .Sunday to be announced. the refreshments. It was an- beth Bradbury ; "Twinkle, Twin11 folders of Bible rve;se~e~,'"~~d tending were Mrs. E. o._ nouned t~.at Athens Pomona kle, Little Variations," by Ne\Irs. Soulsby presented gilts to bary, Mrs. Arthur Lewts, Grange will visit Meig• Pomona vin, Tommy Lee Miller; the grand representatives, the J·ames Harley, Mr. L':" Grange, Fr!day evening at the "A Winter Song," by B~ntley, Pomerot. Ohio each offtcer of the Chapter, an Idy · Robert Tewksbar) ' Salisbury ~~ hOo! and present • Joyce ~;ancme Davts; Bla~k ' Eastern Star pin with the in- Taylor, Russell Lyons and program. New curtain• pur- Beauty, by Crawford, Cnnme LAST TIME TONIGHT 'signia of their office. A gill Rev . Ruppell . chased ly the Grange were at Lee Bachner; "On A Sommer WALT DISNEY'S was presented to Mrs. Soulsby the windows. Evening," by Moore, Kathy "THOSE CALLOWAY$" by the officers. Hele•J Qutvey, lecturer, preAnn Morgan; "To A Stately (Technicolor) sented • program of group singPine," by Adler, William Den· Keit'-. Brandon de Vera Miles . WalfPr SON IS BORN ing and zo,•eral jokcJ. A! the IBren1nan, Ed Wyon, Liuda Mr. and Mrs Glenn Roush of clooe of the meeting, pie and ANNOUNCE REVIVAL · ~1. Clairsville, Oli:o, are •ncoffee wete ser"•. • ·d. There will be a revival at , nJJncing the birth of a son, bern - - -- -- April 28 at the hospital trero. The Star Class of the SyraWhite's Wesley•n Methodist WED, ond THURSDAY Tl1e baby weighed lbs., ozo., cuse F 1rst Uncled Three Guernseys Chapel between Tup_pers Plains 7 5 May 5-6 "" has been named Doug;us Sunday school met for a regu· Complete Records and Coolvclle, .startmg May 4 NOT OPEN 7 30 il 11ev Grandparents are Mcs. tar . meeting Tuesday evening, Three registered Guernsey ·at ~ p. m. with R:"·ri:ughes, 1 2710 F.arl Roush of Mtdtlleport and Apnl lhe •nne~ of the in the herd of Edson Rus_VI~~ ev~ge~~ter e pas- ~RIDAY ond SATURDAY ,\lr and Mrs Paul Lfaw of St. church. Mtss Frankte Mumaw, Roush, Racine, have recently tor IB v. y . May 7-8 "MAIL ORDER BRIDE" r.• ·,!J>ville r:.e lOw baby nas class preSident . read the 23rd top official DHIR ac(Teehnicolor J production records, accordANNOUNCE 'SOCIAL Buddy Ebsen, KPir Dullea. two sisters, DcWe and Li ;a Psalm for d~voltons to open "'' Earl >oush hos been v!si< meetmg, whtch was followed ing to The American Guern· COLUMBUA, W. Va. - There Lois Nettlelon . . t' prayer. Reports of the Cattle Club All cows were, will be an ice cream social at lh 1 "APACHE RIFLES" 1ng em__'L ~.ol' !f wme. · a day. The the Spilman Methodist chw-ch 1ary and treasurer were approv__ __ two times f' ' ') ,, ' at y Mr!. Smart bad ehll'lt ol the inatallation aervlce with the offleera forming a <rillS and Ugbtiog candles as the charge was J(ven and the prayer ol dedication read. Mrs. Donald Boone gave the prayer. Mrs. Owen, new p~ldent. read the purpoae of the NK!Ie~and announced aeveral eomlq datea includ!Dg May Fellowship Day, Friday, May 1 at the Federaled Church in Pomeroy.: M• son's Conference at Graii)il~le, June 17-18-19 and a layette' wiD ed b the circl ,_ be prepar y ~ es ,. taken 14 the con 'f-eliCe. Alao the Amertcan Sapttst Convention was announced fer May t with the Rev • and M111 • Donald Boone planning to at.. I al tend. The society wll so be ll charge of the morrung WDI'IIhlp servtce May 23 With Mr!. Mil· 14n Hood as chairl!llln. Mrl. Harold Chase and Mrs. John. Fultz were named 14 the budget committee. . Roll call of circles reported Dor 13 El ta 12 nd Lov cas . , ec a • joy 10. Mrs. Boone will receive financial aaaistance to attend the IMUBI Baptist house party _ and Mrs. Wlllil Anthnny wiD be SpoDJOred to attend the Hapttat World Alllance. Mrs. Tony Fowler waa In charge of the love gift oflerlq Wtlh the table centered with 1 tall green candle. Btble and a s~ll chest Mrs. Anthony read acrtplure and told of the lives of the Rev. aad Mrs. Wtlken, missionaries. . New circle eha•rmen naiT!ed were Mrs. Charlea Bennett, Dorcas:d Mrs. M Tony "- Fowler,KlElee Ia; an ra . ....nning oes, Lovejoy Mrs Willis Anthony will ~nt devotlona for the June meeting. The meeting was ci011ed with tl•e benediction. be enttne Clyde Fisher Victor In Middleport; State Issues are Approved The Kyger Creek High school will sponsor a teen-dance party The Happy Harvesters claaa with the Jays this Friday night ol the F~derated Church will at the Kyger sehool auditorium meet Frtday evening at the starting at 7:30 p. m. (EST). church. Everyone Ia welcome. ''th'mg A rummage sa1e of cov U be h ld and furniture w I e at AUXIUARY TO MEET the St Paul's Lutheran church The Pomeroy Bend C-B R,adio Frtday from t a. m. to 4 p. m. Auxllilary will holll Its reguMeigs County Pomona Grange lar monthly meetmg Frldlly:; will be hosts to the Athens Po- enlng at ?:SOp. m. at mona Grange at the Sallsbory home of Mrs. Agnes White in PLAliTIC GRIDIRON School Friday at 8 p. m. The Syracuse. . NEW YORK (UPI) - FootAthena group will present a ball gamea soon may be played program. Refreshments will be NAMES OFFICERS "' on plastic fields, acc:ordlng to ed The Yooth Choir of the •ed· Chemical Engineering mage· serv . · sectton . erated Chureb elected . new of- zlne. In the Northwest TO HOLO MEETING ed. testing was supervised by Ohio at West Columbia w. Va. Frl· MAY I ftcera May 1. They are, prBsi· of the country where rain turns The Laurel Cliff Be 1 le r The class has get-well, birth- State University. day, May 1. The ;ponsor ts the A jllney supper · will be ·held dent, Morton 118~; vice pre11- fields ln14 quagmlrea, a poly• Health Club will have its regu- [day , sympathy and fr~endshtp Locust Grove Janice L, a six Naomi Circle. There also will Saturday, May 8, beginning at ident, Mary ~yea; secr$ry. urethane material is being <est· SUN.-MON.-fUES. lar meeting Thursd•y evening ca!ds to sell. They may be obold, produced 14,930 be a line of homemade article• 5 p. m. at Racine Junior high Chtryl MeLauCJ!lin; and ~as- ed on parts of lhe playing field _ May 9·10-11 at the home of Bertha •t•med from MISs Mumaw. of milk and 115 pounds such as rugs. quilts and apple- sponaored by tile Racine Meth- urer, Eddie Yollllf. The choir to see how they withstand the "FATHER GOOSE" with Mro Clarence Curtis as Mrs. Ada Slack, asSisted by fat in 35 days; Locus I butter for sale. Everyone Is odlst Church. Everyone Is wei· Is under the direction ol Mr. weer and tear ol both fOQtbaD Cary Graut . Mayme Holmes, revtewed Triumph B, a Jr. four welcome. Irome. Ralph Werry. and the weather. hostess. thtrd chapter of the book old produced 12,550 pounds ;~~~===....===~~~-----===-"~~..i.~ii;;;;;;;;;o;;;;==-==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"1 "Presbyterian Law for the Lomilk and 590 pounds of fat Church ." Roll call was an- · 2911 days; Locust Grove swered by five members with Sparkler, a Jr. two year old, Bible verse containing I he produced 9,820 pounds of milk word "showers." Round robin and 525 pounds of fat bn 303 cards were sent to Frank Mor- days. gao of Portsmouth, Mrs. Sadie Grindley and Mrs. Bessie Wise, LANDS ON ISLAND loc-al. HARTFORD - Army SpecialFor the May meeting the ist 5 Dale H. McDaniel, son of From program leader will be M r s. Mr. and Mrs. Loonard C. McPomeroy Flower Shop Holmes with Miss Mumaw Daniel, is among paratroopers hostess. The roll call word will eCut Flowen the 82d Airborne Division, be "mother." Present also e Blooming Plants dispatched to the Dominican Mrs. Daisy Roush and M r 1. eCorsages to aid In protecting : Hazel Clark, Mr. Richard eTable Arrangements of Americans and other 1 a guest. Delicious foreign nationals. Specialist McII n>enls were served by the WE WillE Daniel, 31, who is regularly staMrs. Clark. FLOWERS 1Uoned at Ft. Bragg, N, C. os EVERYWHERE a cook, landed at san Isidro Reportl are Given Air Base, near Santo Domingo, Mrs. Millard Von Meter reinforce other American .iiill;;;lllllrii ; On District Event · personnel already Guiding Star Council No. there. is a 1951 graduate of Daughters of America of Wahama High SchooL cuse, met in regular sessiotnl W. MAIN ST. WY 2-2039 POMEROY lightweight, uahflmhle •••• il Thursday night, April 29, SELLS U ANIMALS ....::iiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:iiiiii:i:ii:iiiiiiii:.l Mrs. Ural Thomas as coutncii-1 Hugh Leifheit, Pomeroy, has tra.l've lad, clu :hr ~ p' 11 ~ • or. reported the sale of six regisSister Lizzie Quick was lered horned Hereford bulls and llfipcl II •rlt WtMJI fd MtaiJ' ported improving and seven registered horned Here- 1 Weese about the same, ford cows to breeders in Ohio '+ •'s 0.., - . ~ lllr r.a1' Reports were made on and West Virginia. Two cows '··• District Rally held at and one bull went to Elmer ;:;' ODd hi; b • J1Mr ''-tlli'lt. II • 7' ~ by Mrs. Florence Potts, Click, Cottageville, W. Va.; cil deputy, and other~~ who three cows went to Marvin Da' tended. Mrs. Margaret Cottrill vis, Beaver; and one cow each ·~ wa• installed as district Inside James Merideth, Pomeroy, Sentinel; Mrs. Esther Harden Larry Harmon, Rutland; one served as district song leader. bull each to H. W. Southall, Repairing the downstairs of Glouster; Fred Leifheit, Pornthe LOOge hall aa a meeting eroy, and W. M. McKelvey, place was discussed. Portland, and one bull each to other members · present were Ray Welling, Given, W. Va., Mro. Pearl Knapp, Mrs. Paul- and Charles Blessing, Letart, ine Morarily, Mrs. Margaret W. Va. Eichinger, Mrs. Hazel Clark and Mra. Sadie Thuener, DAUGIITER BORN Pvt. and Mrs. James R. Pui1 FIVE RECEIVED '• Iina, Pomeroy, are announcing Five were received into mc:m- 1the birth of a 7 lb. 9\0 oz. daubershlp at the Laurel CIJfl 9guter, Deanna Faye at Holzer Methodist Church Snnday hospital, April 11. GrandparUnpaid ohligations. due to the death of a bread· ing during the worahip ents are Mr. and Mrs. George • winner, can place a heavy burden on any family. They were Mr. and Mrs. E. Starcher, Pomeroy; Mr. and renee Eblin, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Theodore Pullina, Union l'hat 's why credit life insurance, which pays off ver Kline and Mrs. James Ave., Pomeroy: great • grand· lillY remaining obligation, is so important with all more. parents are John Dlll, Sr., R. our loans. r==-======tl D. 3 Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Jud Davis, Portland, and Holly Borrow only when you must and when you do, Starcher, Sandyville, W Va. ~~~qN borrow to the best advantage. l'hat's why so many -- ' ' DAUGHTER ARRIVES farsighted people choose our bank. TONtOHT a, WIDNISDAY Mr. and Mr!. Robert Spring· Cary Grant Grace Kelly er (Janice Zirkle) of Caldwell "TO CATCH A THIEF" WE PAY 4% ON SAVINGS are announcmg the birtll of a (Tecbnlcolor) "' 7 lb. 12 oz. daughter, Kimberly ' ' -andRobert HuitoB Ann, Saturday, May 1, at MarIS. :: .:li: "THE SECRET DOOR• !etta Memorial Hospital. Grand i , :·• · ~ ' parents are Paul Z'll'kle of Pom•;. · Thur,·FrL MIJ 6-7 eroy and Mra. Eber Lewt&, Mid· ' · . "-'! . .'•! "HOW TO MARRY A dleport, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron· • , . ' ' ., . :•, FRENCH DIIH" o1 di ' ' • Tributes Given C. E. Blakeslee SAYITBEfTfOK ~/JAY others Day Giftl • ~ Pomeroy Flower Shop '·, J. · ' the WORLD .a tiC p . j. .,.a --- GIVE HER ••• SLEEPWEAR Thanks :· To Credit Life Insurance Wrap up sweet dreams Itt Mother with the most femli\lnt of~iftsl Delight her with a gOWn or sleep ·set from our lovely DRIVE·IN )colltction. Dainty printi cind ~~ors in a solid pastel of. ' I ait,Gy ' -Sty lili• ens /iaUonal B ~ M•mber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation wldtr ·· . Vk:.~~~'end ~~~:;~~:~:be it ' lN:: ·:·POIER0·¥J~~~·~, ELBERFELDS on May 5 for anyone who · .: I - ,-.~;· . " ,,., '1 t'-• : • ..·~ON::L:Y:....:T~W:.:O~·~C:A:N~:;Pj.A~.Y";_jll'anll to leDd bil1hdaJ eardt. ''---··.;,·;_ · ;_·~·;.·---------.,;..----~~. ~~.·:\;..:~.;,.ii,~,·_;:·.~~ :~~·:;;.:,;:.t:...;.-.~.~.~ f.:' ii:~f;·;;:'o;'1~;-,~"~.~-·.;;l,;:'t~..~~~·,u;~.?:~•:;~~~~.~~-Oi'"li"'iil•jj;<ili·l•i:O....'-.. Peter Sellen ID ·' jj l'o 'ft ' I !.< ·\ . " Reapportionment Loses Vote Test Veleranl MemOrial Hospital ADIIIISSIONS - D o r o t h y Glenn, Racine: Mildred Fisher Pomeroy. ' DISC)IARGES - O'Neil Qui~ len, llllrtford; Jack Baxter Middleport; Albert Roush, Middleport; Mrs. William Bolin and twins, Middleport. �t.• ' ' ' ~• Voice of Broadway ••• reporting SPntint!l COMMENT /II liNG EDITORtAU Y Great Society• Cites all llckell for lbt Beatles' AU&• BY DOROTHY KILGAU.EN uot 16 conrert 11'1 10lcl out by the eml ol May (and It lookl Broatw1y Grapeville u u they wlll bt) theN wiU Funnynum Geor1e Buru, on• THE VOICE OF BROADWAY Figures for an of the betll·loved memben ol bla craft, II datiJII a !til and atunnln1 rtdhead on the West Coaat thnl nlghta. Hl1 pall don't know her name - IIley aay . . . Kenneth Kaplan, law· yer lor alleged subway killer Christophe. Lyneb, 11 ready to toOl I bombshell into the CIH, He'll claim the defendant wa.. n't properly Indicted - three Important worda wert omitted from tilt ctarge against him .. What'a wrong wth alnger GeorJia Gibbs? She had to cancel a "Girl Talk" taplnl becaUII ol lllneao . The Broadway ex· perst think Jackie Mason'• press agi!Dl ought to be given the Crois de Guerre for inventlvenna, In view ol the com• dian's recent publicity breaks, 'tloree headlned lllortes in a row within a few weeki - atart· lng with the Ed Sullivan Show "fln&er" Incident - II better than Sob Hope ever did . . . U American Minority• .. BY DON O~KI.EY Speaking of the Great Society, there Is min· wlty In America for whieh · Unemployment averages 4; to 50 per cent; median ramily incomt' is $1.500; housing is go per cent below arceptab\e standards; averqe educational lev~\ is fjye years: averase ar• at death io 41. Wbkh bao: An infant morlalitv rate almost double that of tho general population ; rnfluenza and pneu· monia death ratto twice as high; tuberculosis incidence seven tim~s aa great and TB death !'ate live times higher. Wbert: Infant mortalltv from para•ltea and other causes rare in t.he general population are a L'Ommonplace; dtseastos virtually unknown among other Americans, »uch as blindnes1 .. rausin& trachoma, soli persist. be summit Talkl about a aeoond show Over Here. Edward Padula has olfllred Oacar-winner Lila "Zorha the Gceek" Kedrova till lead In btl nell Broadway production. MJ. cbael Cacoyannla ·1 readlnc tbt acrtpt for her now . . . At leall a half dozeD weU·falowD rutauranta, tottema on the brink of financial diluter, are pondering the poulblty of "Jtay. IJII alive" by Importlna the CIJ. tornla fad ol "!ashton" anowt featurlnJ modell In the •cantlest of costumea . . . ApplaUH lor columnist David Lawrence, who must have known that' he would be the target of all klnda oq uaq.t~ a.t~o.m pu1 llluJJI JO joined thla department in lUg· geoting the use of troops to comlntt crime Ia the cltlea. TINt average ctiZen doesn't realize II, but there art loudly artcu. late pressure lfOUPI that don'l want certain typea of erlmt suppressed. Wbo1e memben: Often haul drinking water. from unsafe a mile or more; live five to a room; havt an accident death rate three times the national rate, caused by overcrowding, the ust- of gasoline or kerosene lamps , snake bitt>s and oLher tondllions typu:al of their primitive and isola~ed environm~?nL The minority is the original American, the Indian , who, exl't'JJI as a deror&IIOn 1n Wl' sl~rn mov1~s. hlls llli but varnshed from the ru1tionaJ con~clollsness. Thf figure~ ¥.ere cited tx>rore a Senate subcommittee by Dr. Carl Mus~.:henhe1m of the AssociatiOn on Amen~.:an Indian affairs, 1 l'Oiuntar·y org<~IIIUI!ton. President Johnson has rerommended a bud· gtl of a litt le onr $66 million for the Dlv is1011 of lndtan Health for fls('al 1966. an mcre~::~se ot some $:J 4 mill1on over 196.~ , to a1d 380.000 Jndwn.-s and na ttve Ala~hns m 2~ states. In 1t1e past 10 .vears. the gtJYP.rnmenl has m::~de 1m pre~.~IH gains in cuttmg lht' Ind~oans' ~eath rates. ' But it is nat enough, the assoctation malnt.ains, polntmg OtJt that salar, increase!! will account for uvt'r $900.000 of the President's proposal. It reeommends at least $5 million lliore a year. plus something like •12 2 milion for the eonstruetior of sanitation facilities iind fur medita! services. A special f1ve - year campaign againsl tracl1oma , says Dr. Muschenheim couid wipe out thMt d~.seast! fm- $1 million. ' History Certainly Moves in Cvcles • Remarkab]y• Simi]ar History may not olway, repeat Itself. but ft doe. seem tu movt~ 111 remarkably s1milar cycles. A century ago. the small but Important town or Selma, Ala., Wll .':i fhe ~('ene of VlOIem'f and bloodshed. it was on April 2, 1~5. 1 Wf!ek before AppMJa ttux, th:::~t 1t was cap-tured by Union forl'es. The parallel Ia not complete. however. Selma. 1865. came •t the end ot a long struggle. Selma, 1865. comes perhaps midway in are. lltecl alruget• that IJl;jy be f•r !rom om. HELEN HELP US! Today's ·.lJiedical Report ~\trees, t--by Helen l!lottel-_, the worry of trying to raise YOUTH ASKI!D FOR IT! This column Is for young peo. a child with this disease may What would it be like never pie, their problema and pita.. get in touch with the Dysauto cry and n~ver to feel pain? urea, their troubles and fun. As tonomia Anociation, Inc. tS7S Not as much fun .as you ought Fifth Ave .. New York, N. Y. with the real uf Helen Help suppose. 100361 lor further lnlormalion. Us!, II welcomes laugho but Some children are born won't docile 1 aerioua question In union there Is strength. with a disease known as familwith a brushoff. Q - Abott lbret moatb1 tp ial dysautonomia which means Send 1"W' teen-qe ques· my daughter, 8, had a kidney a hereditary disturbance of the infection. Tile doctor cleared tiolll to YOUTH ASKED FOR nervous system involving cerit up bul suggested that we IT, cart of Helen Help US! thili lain funrtrons . have her kidneys Xprayed. newspaper. The victims do cry. but they Would it be poS!ible lor her THROW OUT T8B shed no tears. They have norto have bad kidney• and 1tlll "UTilE'' lJNE mal intell igenre. but poor musDear HoleD: look healthy' cular control. They gag easily I'm I~ and don't Ulce the way .~ - Bec11oe kldaey Infecand have rrequent spells of VO· tions often recur, 1 check of I look- too bulgy, kind of awk· mitmg They also persp ire proyour daughter's urine ohould bt ward. I weigh U8 and I think fusely and have boule of fpver done thrt~e or four times 1 year I should weigh about 120 for as high as 110 degrees Another for several years. II there i! my height, which II flve-flve. name for thi5 rece-ntly discovany evidence ol a recurrence 1 A lot of ctrls have thll prob.:>red ahnormality it Riley • Day thorough exammation of the kid- lem. Could you help uiT dtsease. ney•, includrng X·ray1 , should WEIGHT A GO GO Pain normally Is warning he made . The object ill to treat Dear WAGG: A watchful diet and plenty ol siE'n and sine€' the rh ildr('n With the recurrence before she no exercise: these are all you need thts d1sea~t! do nut fe~l p11.10 longer appem to be healthy. to hold that Uthe Une. And it helps a lot II you can re-educate younelf Into thinking food is lor hunger, not sheer pleal· ure. If you and your friends would Ub to form 1 diet and By JOSEPH W. GRIGG exercise club, write to CLUB Gronl)!ko'• chief deputy and Want Bomblnf SIA>pped tlniled Pre18 International 15, Bo• 1665, New York, N. Y., who sat m on all the Pario dis· The Russians continued to I017, lor a free booklet. It ol· PARIS 1UPI1 - Presrdcnt cussions. hold out for an end to Amerl· Charles de GHulle's new found Pre n c h Foreign Minlster can bombing ol North Viet fen menus, muscle pullers and friendship y,ith the Russians i& M<:~urice Couve de Ml.lrville will Nam as an advai!Cf without outlines which will get y o u started on your anti-flab cam· off lo a pronw.;i ng start fly to Moscow next fall for fur· any advance condltiou at all. palm. Good luck! But remem· four day s of h~ks wrlh So- ther direct talks with Gromyko. On th~ twin queatlou ol Eu. viet fo~ore1gn Mtmster Andrei her, you have to work lor illWhat Gromyko'• Paris Ialka Gromyko in Paris last week succeeded in doing was to ciar. ropean security and Germany, H. seem to have convinced both ify the issues on wh1ch France on which the Russiant laid Dear Helen : "Debby" (with her alrlct, s1des that there are good pros- and Russia agree , those on heaviest emphasia throughout, there was some doubt 11 to just atrlct school) doesn't reall74 peeL'! of their bemg able to do which their ideas are close to how well oH abe it. We have political business with &!:ll'h each other and those on which how far they did qree. ulber. oome of her rules - no hair there Is no prospect of •greo· They also found some field& spray, no slam books, etc. No startling new agreements ment. ol agreement such 11 on eaU. devPioped. Gromyko flew bJck On Viet Nom they found inK a conference on Cambodia, but who payo any attention to them' Obeying rules al our to Mo sco w w1th nothing hke 1 themselvea 111 clo~ agreement convening a five nation nU<!leu school is obsolete. Maybt the bluepnnt for a · Pans-Moscow on a "hands off" call to other disarmament conference and on a:<1~" m his pocket rat countries, arlicularly the Unit· keeping the real power In tht giriJ aren't oupposed to their hair, but literally dozen• But they drd find enough ed. States. BotJ.1 want to relurn United Nations in the hands of common ground to convinee to the 1954 Geneva peace ,.;. the Security Council. are hall bald !rom rattin& It too much. Our okirts are aup. both De Gaulle and tho Rus- tlemenl thai was supposed o But Gromyko himself OOIICO<Isians that it is worth the1r have neutralized all former Inposed to be knee-lenllh, but area 10me giria wear them four or pushmg ahe<td with fu rther dochina. Both want withdrawal ed thar~ were many talks. of U.S. troops from South V10t where there 11 no &gr2ement five inchu above the knee and Continue In Future Nam and an end to Amencao and none aeemo likely at the 10 tlflht they .can't climb aleps moment. These will continue during bombing ol North Viet Nam. to claas. We also ha•e our lhe rommg months with Soviet ahare of "have-to" marriagea, But they did not agree on Yet both sideo appeared conAmbassador to Paris Valerian how to get Viet Nam peac• vinced the talks are worth pill' Maybe because home econom. Zorm, who until recently wa1 Ialka started. lei IJ alarted ao low as the sev· suing. enlh crade, 1o aet lfrll an "" thused about aetlinl married real early. Tune Aa lor dancea, our ldlool 1ot kicked out of tbe Country DIPHTHONG, THE DOOR-m-OOOR ~0 HE OU(;J.fT TO SE SYMPATHETIC Club becBIIBe lh~ kidl got drunk SALESMAN, IS VERY SENSITIVE A80l!T TO A SAOlHEa 81?USH MAN~··BUT and started tearing up I h t MAN:S INHUMANITY 10 PITCHMEN .... IS fit:? (;IVE A 6LtMPSE •••• place. But the11, they let drunk 11 school all tht llmt, and 'lUIIe By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M. D. they may suffer burns, lraclurea •nd cut• without knowing it. The only advantage is that il they have to have stitchea taken they don't need an anesthetic. ll Is rare lor a doctor to oiagnose this disease in a child under one. Since some victims die or complications In ' their first year, their death is usual· lv biam•d on some other cause. Once the diagnosis is made measures aimed at preventing complications are applied be· cause no drugs have been found helpful. The child must he taught not to lake hot food or drink. His friends must be taught not to engage him in rough games. When he bao lr•d a fall he must tell hio mother so that she can l<KJk for an Injury One young victim was heard ot say, "l'mm bet I'm lht most X-rayed kid in town!" Any parent who must carry Foreign Events: Reviewed Do Ic Broadw1y Gueutna Game: ' very popular IHII rock 'D' rei alnier Ia under protect1ot1 after a series ol lhreatl that tbe authorltlel beUIYI art DO joke . . A Palm Beach tiOCIIty Jlt1, 15, ·11 the recipient of a haJ1d. 101111 eettlement from 1 · fali!ld movls star'• 10n, When f h • money wu paid, her famiiJ dropped an qly clwp .. A televlalon nel!acutet wbo lookl utnmely JIH" - ne ·dour - when he'• reporting the Jn. tematlonal crilel II COlllfdell. ably cheerier after he leaVIil the studio. Hil date II alwa,. a beauty youn1 enoullt ID bf hiJ daughter, and thfl doa1 seem to notice that thil)' have an extremely hlgh ratlnJ wheta they hold handl In publle. Lu Vep1 Ito getttna rud1 ~r a bli ahakeup In 001 Ill the DIOit-pubUciJed placet. A lotio mer New York Dl&bt£lull Impraaarlo Ia warmlnl up ID the buiJ. pen to take over - with 1 staff of hll own chOOIIng - whea the boys orlflinally hlrtd by tha world's IDOII tllllllted tough 1111 are out on their ean, REQUIRED REIDIDG Get Fast Action with ·wANT·ADS a few go lor dope, too. SWret and cafe owners atound campus hlrt people to witch t h • kids because there'• 10 much shopillling, Prowl can are aeot to our school whenever we 1et out and 1 motorcycle cop 1001 arowrd and around eampua 11 hls regular route, The juvenile officer knows the inside of our bulldlni 11 well as that of the pollee at• lion. Our band's drum major II aerving lime lor robbery. Our student council presldnt was picked up lor shoplifting, and our otar football player had h11 license auspended for rtckless driving. And No, Helen, we aren't In 1 "deprived area." This hlllh ochool draws kida from some ol the finest lamlllea in town. B.S. FROM THE HOME OF THE J.D.'S. Dear B.S. : Glen Ford and Henry Fonda Soundo terrible - but I won- have moon to bt•miffed. 'l'btlr der what percentqe of bad ap. eurrent ·epic, "The Roundera." pies has evidently turned the has been slugged In 11 tbt Heo whole barrel to vinegar - as ond·place "Iiller" on a double far as you're concerned? Here'l btU al theatres around 1 h 1 1 plao:e where a atrong parent country. The top leatura Ia a council Is sorely needed!-H. rock 'n' roller Utled "Get YoarDear Helen: aelf A Girl," •tarrln& such lum. I wrote to you three t1me1 and you haven't answered rna lnarles as Mary Ann Mobley, in your column. Maybe thla Chad Everett and Chrl1 Noel. time you will? I was getting Take that, if you don't 1111nt 1long fine with this boy until the clnamaa are calerJnc to the be aiMted to hgh school and JOUIJi )'OIIIIi aet. Playwright Terenca 14cNallJ I'm still In elflhth crade, 10 now he's stuck up. He won't II lrlflbtlully ~sled over the oven be 1een talking to me, 11 flop of his "Thlnga that Ge eighth graders ara bablel. Wbat Bu111p In The Night," Chum thole can I do? GRAMMAR Edward Albee Is COntJOilng him . . Actor ~ SCHOOL PUNK Falk hopes to &et the ICnta Dear GSP: rlahta to the life •tory of Mike Graduate. It won't bt ion& Todd The Duke and DuellDOW.- H. •• of Windsor will ID8ke their Thil column 11 dedicated to first formal appuranct toellhfamily living, 10 If you're hav· er In England when the attend lng kid trouble or just plan the premiere nell week of "A trouble, let Helen help YOU. King'l Story," the movll bQ. She will also welcome your ed on the · Duke'a memoln. "-' own amusilli experlenett. Ad· d)' Churchill alto 11 ochedulefl dreeo Helen Bottel In care of to be preaent, eacortecl bJ a10> et Raywood lllllrtllller. thiJ newapaper. aELAND'S T.V. I 1 BIG TWO-DOOR CONVENIENCE! I 1 Perk, SF 1 14 15 S299 1 I Freezer Sa Ie H&R FIRESTONE STORE •monc SURE YO·U GET THE ANTHONY Plumbing • Heating BfRRl'S WOHLo- \ I PLUMBING HEAliNG Show me afilter that detivers the taste and I'll eat my hat." '( I -·-·- .......... '"""' f ..nttMI• HI• ,.... f'llibll. . U.'t .. Pfma. tat~lt I' TWO DOORFr- .,....,. ....... ...,..,...., ' " 1«1a RADIO & T.V. I MlttP~···" 110 SERVICE - National League Pitts. 010 002 003- 6 10 1 Chicago 101 000 010- 3 1 0 • In other game•, three Wiiiies in the second mnrng when Gibbon. McBean 181 and Pag· Davis •. StargeU and Mays. - die Baer slammed hrs forst I We Repair All liarom · Koonce' Broglin 1ft) • along . Wllh Hank. Aaron supphed I th roug h lh e mriddlle, II 1 h N . 1 t wo smges Mikes & Model• i Abernathy (9) and Berteil. Wmthe fireworks m I e .atmn~ Brit Moore smgled Rrli Jewell ner - !llcBean 12-2) Loser- ~ Yogi's back. League where PttL<burgn beat walked and Bob Srnrth clouted ' - - - - - - - - - -· Brogllo 10-2 ! HRs - Lynch "Yep, and rt felt good .. Yogi 'IChtcago 6-3, Mllwaukkee lOP· ,. dou~l£. I I t2nd and 3rdl StargeU f3rd and IBerra smrled after makmg hi• pled Houston 9·3, Los Angeles 4th ). ' INatrorral League catchmg dcbut ibeat ptncinnati 8-6 and San Drck Werrv pr:ched for Porn· ; WY 1·2255 2 1 Tuesday night by slappmg two F'ranctsco bombed St. LouiS 9· 1eroy rn the last roning and gave I 608 E. Moln St. Pomoroy CINCINNATI (UPI)-:- "You record i~ three relief appear- two games with the Giants, lS I Houston 00.1001002-3 4 31smgles and scormg the wmm~g ; In the Amencan League, Ne~ I up one run llfl ll walk error "':::i:::ii:i:::ii:i:::ii::::i~ just can't walk Maury W1lls and ances thiS season. He was 2-2 129. He had a S.l record With aiMrl. . 313 001 DIX- 9 14 0 run 111 the New York ~•l.s 2 1 York topped Cleveland 5·3, Chi· "' wm,'' said Cincmnati Reds in 37 games in 1964, but had a 2.92 earned run aver~ge la~t B~uce, Dl~ker (3' . Coumbs ~ triumph over PhJiadelphta lcago stopped DetrOJt 10-6, Wash- . manager Dick Sisler. 0.87 earned run average. I year. He joined the Grants m f8 a~d Strand. Clenmger 13·211 "But we'll have to see huw mglon beat Kansas City 4·2. ! :and 1orre. Loser - Bruce (1· , D II I h u a o, IJ.l I " season m 1961 · H _ , 1 th S\ , 1 much I can do, • the form er Mrnnesota defeated Baitrmorc J J had do · 1 th t 21 oey ay ne JUS a . rs "a ews. ' , ' k I d 13 d Lo A les b' ped in tbe ninth inning - and the Aaron 2 (Jrd • 4th) Staub tlst). . an ee s ar an manager cau· . . an s nge w 'P Reds didn't win Tuesday night. ·__ Ihoned: . Boston 7·1. · The B·6 loss to Los Angeles 1 Phil a. 000 000 001-- l 8 I Yogr Will be 40-years·old a Willie Davis, burdened with dropped the Reds into a tie with New York 106 006 lOx - 2 9 ·week from Wednesday and had thr responsibility of provrding the Dodgers for the National Herbc•l 1\'Ji'"''r >7r. Hoc- not played '" a regular season the Los Angeles Dodgers with i League lead. huck <11 an~ Triandos. Jack· game Since Sept. 2_!, 1963. He a offense, belted his third hom· ! Walks lo Wills and Wes Park· son (1-J, ;1"d Bura Loser- went hrtless 10 erght sprmg er, doubled and drove home the er, which pushed the total lo Herbert •' -'!! . ltramrng appearances this year ,decisrve run in the ninth after . eight lor the night for Jay, - and grounded out '" h" frrsl the Dodgers had bluwn a 4.0 touched off a two-run rally that . San Fran. 4tJ8 002 000-9 11 3; pmc~hlttmg role last Saturday 11ead. Gordy Coleman's two;un spelled the difference. Major League Standings B a I I I m or • at Mmnesola ; St. Louis W ryJ 000- l 6 3' '" .. Cmcmn.at': . hom er, a three-run bla st by W'il' D . , . 1 1 . ht By United l'ress International (mghtl - Barber •1·21 vs. Pas- \tarorhJl , 4.21 and H·JIIer I wasn t m shape n sprmg Vada Pinson and 8 solo homer uff :e:~eve:v~ili su;.';,:::,;, r~ho National League cual {2.0). S~decki . T;r·l'.,r (I) , P~rke; training. When you'ye been out ,by Tommy Harper had enabled . Y ' W. L. Pet. GB New York at Cleveland (4, Brrl·•s ,71 Carllon ,~ >nd a year you golla come back the Reds to enter the ninth in a ~01~ o~er With ~ ~~e out, s~nt Cincinnati 11 6 .661 ' lmght)- Food 12·1) vs. TerrY IMrCarve• Lo;er Sad~c~r , 0 slowly. But I've been taking a :li-6 deadlock. Reliever Jim s orne w e wmmng Los Angeles 11 6 .6li7 13·1). 31 HRs- 1 ·I' -,., II ;1 : Iotta balling practice and iBrewer shut out the Reds over run.edO~e o~~- ~lertlr Parker Houston . 12 8 .600 I (Only games scheduled) 17th I Bove.r t2~~~. H~;t (~~~~' catchin~ in workouts an~ I feei ithe last four mnings to gain the scor rom . If wr an In· St. Louis 9 9 .500 3 Thursday's Games ---i•trong, Berra sard. • Gettmg victory. surance run on John Roseboro's Milwaukee 8 8 500 3 Baltimore at Minnesota I A .; 401 •·o 04' • • C.to play again is like a shot in ' ----!:lacnflce fly . . · . 1 os ng · es \'.j .cr-o ll the arm " Th Dod h'l b t Ch1cago 8 9 .471 3!-> New York at Cleveland, mght Cmcmnalr 20:1 Olli 000 _ fi 9 1 · . . . MIO.OlliO VALLEY CONF. el gerlsk, onD., .'d ablse· San Francisco 9 ll .450 4 Kansas City at Los Ang, night Drysdale Brewer •61 and 'thAnd Yogi Was 1ikMe a • hot 111 man, wo wa s, aviS ou . . ' e arm to 17 321 et 1ans at and a single by AI Ferrara, had Philadelphia B lU .444 4 (Only gomes scheduled; Roseboro, Jay, Ml'Cool t91 >nd Shea Stadium 'who gave him a : STANDINGS 7 12 ·.~SO 51.t.!: BASEBAlL four runs berore Cincinnati Pittsburgh Edwards. Wmner - Brf'wer (1- thunderous standing ovation '[ 6 . t' New York 7 ll , Major League Leaders 01 . Loser Jay O-Il Hrsh h b th . (h 1 1 t bat 1 Eastern __ ...... 3-1 .750 ' came o e rs Jme. · w en e came 1o a1 m e Gordy Coleman cut the marTuesdaY's Results By United.l'resa International : ~oleman ,'4th), W. Davis (3rdl, first mnmg . He rified a single I McArthur ..... , .. · 3-1 .7511 gin in hall with a two-run hom· Pittsburgh 6 Chicago 3 National l.eague [' mson 41 hl, Harper l2ndl, which apparently scored Ed Wahama . ,. ....... . 1-1 .007 .600 er in the bottom of the first in· New York 2 Phila 1, night , G. AB II. H. Pet. Lefebvre Kranepool !rom second base, Racine .......... . H ning. Vada Pinson's three-run Milwaukee 9 Houston 3, night Kranpool, NY 19 71 ll 28 .394 13 . . . but Joe Christopher, who had Rutland . .. . · .. . .. 0-6 .ooe With Trade homer in the bottom of tht Los Ang 8 Cincinnati 6, night Allen, Phil 18 69 t; 27 .39l io' s z;, fqyyx Lmescores 5 lJa . wolked, w~s cut down trying • Giant Zero-Degn>e Freezer slmes Model TB-14Sl third tied it after Los Angeles San Fran 9 St. Lours 2. mght Colman, Cin 14 54 8 21 .3B9 I 12 • Lt •dd LINESCORES 1 to r.och lhord before Krane pool lip to 132 lbs. frozrn foods • Autopop, had moved ahead S.Z on Davis' Wednesday's l'robable Pitchers J.Aiou, SF 20 84 16 32 .38t :N Amerocan League • !Co uld score. . matic Defro~ rerrigerator • Four humer. Pittsburgh at Chicago - Law ·McCovv SF 20 66 II 23 .348 , ew York 000 410 000- 0 6 6 Berra smgled agam In the ' zzuounds, such useful Cabinet Shelves • Twin Vegetable i0-31 vs. Buhi (2·1). IHart, 20 67 6 23.343 Cl~~~~~~d 000 300 000-3 50 seventh, moved to second on a little sounds! Find Jay Lacked Control Biua • Coppertone, Coloos or White Tommy Harper sent the Reds Philadelphia at New York Robnson, Cin 17 59 1; 20 .339 1wa •. Ramos (8) and Ed- hrt by Ron Swabnda and scored ELECTRIC APPLIANCES in front 6-5 in the fiftb inning, (night) _ Herbert (1-J) vs. Banks, Chi 18 68 9 23 .338 , rds; Srebert , Donovan (4 ). the,decosrve run on Roy McM1l· SMALL ... in the and that was it lor Don Drys- Spahn (2-1) or Cisco rO.OI. Wynn, Hou 20 75 15 25 3:l3 i Bell 81 and Azcue. Wmner- ian s smgle. . OTHER MODELS 2 YELLOW PAGES. Where dale · Houston at Milwaukee rnightl M.Alou, SF 11 49 7 16 .327 ' ~outon •2· 1. Loser - Srehert Yog1 also .sparkled behrnd the "When you bounce back on - Farrell t3-l) vs. Sadowski American League , 2·11 . HRs- Wlutlleld (lsi), H. plate, catchmg wrnner AI Jack· [ your fingers do Don Drysdale and gel six runs (2·1 ) G. AB R. H. Pet. , Lopez t lsl), son the lull mne mmngs. He the wa !king. Cu. Cu. " ' · · · . Cater Cb' 1 15 54 11 19 352 tagged· out Johnny Callrson at- ' h that should be enoug , mused Los Angeles :rt Cmc mnatr • · ' · . Ft._ Ft. _ Sisler. . _ • . . 303 201 010-10 13 4 templmg to slide around him 1causey, KC 14 49 4 17 .347 1Chrcago 0 12 11 But rookie ..cond baseman ~~:~le (().3~ u f. X VS. Mantiia, Bos !; S6 ; 19 339 Detroit ..ooo 100 ull - 6 J. I I the plate in the first inning. set a club reeord of 11 Jim Lefebvre knotted the score San Fan .'is .0 at St Louis Allison, Minn ,1; 60 1 20 .333, Peters. Wrlls t4J W1iheim {7) . . . r c c Green, Bos :14 57 14 19 .333 and Romano. McLam, Rakow and blanked the Phrls :~ 6-6. ~:~a leadoll homer m (lhight - Perry 0 ·2 vs. Stai- Kaline, Del 16 54 ll 28 .333 1(31, Gladdmg 15J, Sherry 17 ) . the ninth when singles by 420 Jbo, e erg mnmg. ard ,(1·1). McAuhfe Det 16 51 14 17 .333 1and Freehan. Winner - Wills - - - - · -- - - -- ' '.' We. had .~eports on him," Thursday's Games Congliro,' Bos 15 61 li 20 .328 \ft-0) Loser - McLain 10·21. Hrs-Battey <lsi), Oliva (4th), ' 12 '"· " · .,.... sard Stslor. We know ~w to IPrllsburgh at Chrcago . . Wagner, Clev 14 50 13 16 _32oiHR _Wert lwnd), Blefary (6th ), Siebern (2nd) . CHEST OR UPRIGHT pitch hml. Joey JUSt dldn t have Los Ang at Cmcmnatr. lwr-hght Rchrdsn, NY 17 66 9 21 .3181 __ the .coptrol. Joey's a control IOnly games scheduled! Campnrs KC 16 00 3 21 .31B Wash 010 111 000-4 000 000 010- I 6 0 pitcher. When you think how American League ' Home Runs K.C. 010 100 000- 2 9 OOOO:i020X ''71ft 0 fine he .was with hi• pitches the . W. L. Pet. GB National League - Mays, Ortega, Rrdzik (71, Kline {91 Morehead, Bennett (6 !, Heff. i other rught, yo~ wonder~~ he Chrcag? II ; .688 Giants 7; Covington, Phils 6; and McCabe; O'Donoghue, ner '81 and Ryan. Lopez i3·2 t , could be so wrld t?mght. . Mmnesota to o .001 !-> Mathews, Braves 6; Swoboda, don (;1, stock (8 l and Bryan. and Rodgers. Loser - More- i In hiS last prevrous outmg, Detrorl 9 7 .563 2 Mets S; Allen, Ph1is 5. Winner-Ortega <1·3) Loser MIDDLEPORT, 0. head tl-21. HRs-Shockley tlsll, i the big righthander was four Los Angeles ttl 8 .;56 2 American League - Blelary, O'Donoghue 11·31. Green (3rdl. outs away from a no · hitter Baltimore U 8 .529 2'6 ! Orioles 6; Thomas, Red Sox 5; ·- against Chicago. Things were Cleveland 7 7 .5ft0 3 IOrsino, Orioles; Conigliaro, Red 1Bait. ooo Ulll 2IJO.- 3 4 FORD - SAVE - FORD - SAVE - FORD - SAVE FORD - SAVE - FORD - SAVE different agamst the Dodgers. New York 8 9 .471 3'h !Sox; Colavito, Indians; Gentile, Minn. 005 Ito OOx- 7 10 "Three different limes Joey Boston 7 8 .467 3'h iA's: Schaal, Angels; Hall, . Bunker, Larsen t3 l would have been out ol there Washington 7 13 .350 6 Twins; Oliva, Twins: Mantle, (81 •nd Orsino. Grant ', 2.1)) . if the Dodgers had gotten one Kansas City 4 12 .250 7 Yanks all 4. Battey. Loser - Bunke • • • 0 21_· more hit," said Sisler: "He was Tuesday's Results Runs Batted In -'~ in trouble m the thrrd lnnmg N y k , Cl 1 d 3 ni hl National League - Banks, ew or ~D eve. an . ,hl g Cubs 23 ; p·mson, Red• 16; C'oteand got out ol lhat. It was t he Ch' 10 1 1 6 same in the sixth inning .and in Wrchago 1 4eKr·or C:t 1112g . h' man, Reds 16; Kranepool, Mets the eighth Inning." as mg on an 1 Y • mg ' t;; s tied with 14. 7 Fronk Robinson - sat out the Mrnnesota Baltrmore 3• mght American League - Powell, . med fi ngeronWd Los Angeles Your Dependable gamewth &Jam d . 7 Boston b 1 B. ·mght h Orioles 15·· Oliva ' Twms 15'· 1 It h d t . ed . th e nes ay s Pro ah e Pltc ers Mantrlla Red Sox. Thomas . I h1se an,susam me , , , , Dealer For f Su da • do bl Chtcago at Detrort t2, tw r· Red Sox· Colavito Indians· . I ftrs game o n y a u e- · h B h 2-0 d · ' ' header against New York. He i"'8 l) uz ardt '. 1 an Schaal, Angels ·all 14. . the : Horlen . 11·21 vs. Lohch (3·11 1 Pltcbing was expected lo be back m AND lineup tonight. ' and Wickersham 11·01. . National League- Ellis .. Reds . Boston at Los Angeles (mghll 4.0; Giusti, Aslros 4-0; Gibson, . Shamsky Standi Out -Lonhorr, (0.11 vs. May II· I) ,cards 4.0: Maloney, Reds 3.0; , Phono WY ·2-2550 Hos replacement, Art,Sham· or Newman 12·11 ;Short Phil 4·1 sky, turned in a fine job. The · ' a · 23-year-old outfielder, who bats from the lefl side, banged out "Alii said was: two hito in four trips and nailed Ron Fairly with a perfect throw as he tried lo go from first to third on a single in the third inning. "Shomsky really has the con· fidence," commented Reds pitcher Jimmy O'TOOle. "Facing that Jefthandet didn't both· er him a bit." .t Shamsky's eight-inninf • single was one 01 twa bits ylejded by reliever Jim Brewer over the YOU AlWAYS PAY lESS AT ..• last lour innings. · O'Toole (0-3) was tabbed Ill "ork againsl Dodger a~ Sandy Koufax 12-1) in tonlglii's game. The Reds traded veteran reUever Bill Henry to San Ftancisco in return lor J~ ~lfalo. MIDDLEPORT, 0. J!oth ar:e lefthanders. If,. Henry, 17p had bten with •the • Jledl Iince lJIGO. He (had ·I :1-0 . 1 DIYOTII(.. to tNT11111 OP ..a..,., .._"':if'... ..., JfiiOr\&J ....., Mets to 2 1 w·In Tuesday ter but then , m order, gave u~ ~ ~~(7~)~.~B~u~ch~ana~n~a~n~d~B~i:er~ly~. Frank Thomas and Tony Tay· a h•se on balls, a double. home lor, a Wild pitch and Ruben run. another pair of bases Amaro's sacrifice fly produced ::.ails, a double and a smgle. 1 a run. I THE DAILY SENTINR lnl Yogt•paces NGs - 1\1111411 "' "" Major League Results By United l'ress Iatenatlonal ·iy ~OW t ~of ets' Halley singled with one first •• Janey Stohart, Hal· out but expired at third base ley and Johnson out in oro ·r. Jackson explnded for 10 runs . and a two btise Larry Bueh. In the thtrd Vanlnwagen led off The only other threat mount- in the sixth inning and downed aran went all the way on 1111 with a single, swiped second, ed by the B.lue Devrl•, other Pomeroy 12 . z in a Southeast· mound for Jackson. was sacrificed to th1rd by Vu- than the two mmngs when they ern Ohio Athletic League game Jaklija, but Moore fanned and scored two r•Jr,s m eaca ••as In Tuesday on the Panther field. P•nther hitters .were Smith Tannehill was out, Sander> to the Ilrst mning Witn one out . . with a douhle and smgle: Werry, Mitchell. In the fourth Stobart Mitchell singled, went all the Pomerr.y starter Phrl Swmdell a smgle; George Hams, a smgled with one out. Halley ~nd way to third when Johnson's Ia sen ior lcfthander .. was hold· double ; Baer, two smgles, and Johnson fanned. In . the 1111; peg to second soared rnto cen· mg a 2·1 lead gorng mlo the dos- Moore, a smgle. Gardner led of! with a stogie terlield. However, Anderson pop. ' astrous sixth frame. Pomerov pitchers struck out 10 right and with two out ped to Moore and after StobMt Swrndell tired early in the eight and -walked 11. Buchanan Moore s1ngled, Gardner reach- walked Long and M1lhron. ~an- . . . ing up three free pass· fanned live and issued SIX ing third, MoiJre going to sec- er bounced back to Stobart. ~~ln=~f: hit Bruce bass~s 00 ball~. ond on the throw-in. But Tanne· Mi1~ . . . . . . . . _ ~as brought ln bv Coach 000 000 0 0 8 4 l M hill agam was out, Sanders to GAllS X_ but he .;,. unable Jackson 000 10(10) 1- 12 B3 002 002 4 4 d "'":·th f're Mrtchell. 1 ...... · Pomeroy 020 000 0- 2 7 0 1 In the sixth Ge<~rge Sauer led I Swbart and , Johnson. Jane} ous e Swindell !LP), Simpson 16), · off with a single and died at and Long. Simpson faned the first Werry (7) and Werry, Van Me- I When Jacques Beraer~e and Dorothy Malone meet at fill" Ilea, they look away and don't •peak, allhouah they wer. oaee regarded u - of Hollyllilod's DIOit iovlng - u weD U most beautiful - married «!Uplet . . • Ca!ltonerl's, the anee-pop• ilr 1pot at Broadway and IOtb, wiU lou In the towel. '!'lie 011Dero decided not to appeal !be declalon of the ABC Board. They'll fold next wetk ... Lloyd Shearer the prolific fret llll<e writer, hu jult received Ida 16th offer from a publlaller to do a book "on anythlnt." Jill McArt, JUJt hack from Nmau when abe bad a lliJht. club booking, IUI'pt'ilea cbutDa with her cryptic dHcriptloa Ill Sean Connery, whom sbt met there, She aay1: "He'• unlqut, a ltlnd of Buster Keatoo with ae• appeal" ... Leslie UIPJIII lings "Heigh Ho!" from "Snow White'' In her excellent act at the Copacabana, and It not only 1tope tho ahow but ae11 euatomerl to reviving that o 1d game: can you namt all N¥11 of the dwarf1! lronmen Win 12 to 2-0ver panthers in League Game· ~it. but Janey, also to score. was out, Dave Vujaklija lo Jim Johnson, I!he catcher. The Jackets' last threat came in the top of th~ 7th when with one out Jerry Vanlnwag· en got his second s.ngle. Bill Swan, oinchhitting for Vujak!o· ja, nted out to right. but Moore singled through the m1ddle. Vanlnwagen holding up at sec· ond base. Tannehill's skimmer three feet ms1de lhtrd base was knocked down by Sanders who was able to recover the bali soon enough to touch third and force Vanlnwagen for the final out and put out the rally. In the •econd inning the Jack· Dodgers Nip Redlegs • • , 8-6 Ill Ninth I nnlng I DON'T SEE PEOPLE: CAN 8E SO ME.AiN-1 SLAMMIN' UOOI?S IN A 6/.JY'S FACE Wf./EN fiE:S J.JS'T 'fgYtN' 10 MAKE A LIVING .... tryin~ Ron Janey's 8-hlt, !.() shutout trlbuted nothing to the Jacket Tuesday. of the Middleport Jackets' base-' cause. Keith Haner's bouncer at ball team Tuesday at Gallipo- The Jackets' rig~lhander Ga· Second Baseman Mike Gard· lis kept the Gallia Academy ry Stobart fanned six, walked ner had no handle thai Gard· Blue Devils in the ru!'"ing tor live, hit o1ohody, and gave up ner could find. Phil Sanders fa~Southern Division honoro, boost· but lour hits. tlowever two , ned for the first out, but Phil lng their SEOAL record to 2·2 Long's blast for a tripe in the Cremeens was sale on Third and their season string to 4-3. third with two out. was follow· Sacker Buddy Moore's error. Janey, with pmpomt control, ed by Gib Milliron's single Janey !hen walked to crowd gave away no tree passes, fan- which plated the second run of the sacks. ned five, and enjoyed perfect the inning. 'Dan Gilmore, lea~- With the infield In tight, Stosupport to his back. Only two lng off. bad drawn a walk, bart got Gilmore swinging at errant pegs by catcher D i c k stole second and third, and scor· a third strike lor the second Long to bases which ambitious ed on a pao;;o.;E.><J tn!l out. Then Larry Mitchell's Jacket runners were advanc- Stobart kept out of trouhle ground. ball at Shortstop Mark mg marred an otherwJSe per· unttl the srxth woen the Jack- Tannehill wa• knocked down, feet seven innings ol throwing et infield fell to p1eces, commrl· not fielded, and Haner scored. and catching a baseball. As it tlng more errors - three - Pete Anderson sin~led cleanly turned out, Long's throws con- ih:w it had in l' games belorcto left field plating Cremeens ly DOROTHY KII.OAI.LIN ''l Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 5, lHi!-1 Ron Janey's 4-0 Shutout Defeats Jackets !-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May B. 1981 . ThtJ Daily . " .\?; , " r 'I ' • \ r '' ' ' ~~ FOR YOUR CAR IN TRADE ON NEW 6 S FORDS PRICES FROM $1890.! ALL COLORS - ALL MODELS KEITH GOBLE FORD ' ' ' �' ' . . ... -·- ... . . . ~ ' '' - . ... . ......Dilly Sentlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May ~~ 1965 Mr. and 'll"r!. !o~n F. Roush by"" Saturday. -~~=-=~-~- ~~ ' and and pital Mr. in andCharleston, Mr. HenryThey Peerywere are .•::;::::::========~ Mrs. children Freemanvisited RoushMinr. Cleve- : .· ~IOq NEW HAVEN ' . .... "'"' .. .. -·· ··· •- W_..,. ..- ... ·. . Honorary Taps ~~ 7at wahama . tnfyxt\ngung ~~~:yd t::: ~~~~~~· ~ Graduat_m·_g Band Sem·ors Honored at Banquet, Dance_ t ' ?t ° I ----- 1 ' 1 combined Arts and Cr(lf1s <:>,.<:::-.<:). • 1 Show and a Chrislmas Bal<1ar tbls year. They also volcd lo APPOINTED DI RECTOR The appointment of Edwin 1 sponsor a booth :1t the 4HJ nt !1ou ~h as director or Til e ' D1· , July Dr. Bryant Day ir1 n1'\l' vision of Barbers :=md Ht•auti· Haven Thev vot Pd to work lht• d r~n s in the State Hra\th Depart.conce~ion ;tand at the pool dllr· rne nt was approved rece ntly by 1ng the summer. ' the State Board of Health which The annm1l Ma\1 dinner was is composed or 10 doctors. 1 postponed until .iune 81h and \\r. Rous h had worked for will be held at Pit'aant Pnmt the State as an inspector for Reort with \1r. rt·t artm the past nine months before year are: pres idenl. llrs. Wtl- dralh of Mr. E. L. Pelers . l1r liam Russell; viee prt•~ tdl'nt. Housh had headquart r rs in Mr!. Jack T. Wt>kh: tn.'asur- Chu rleston where he 2nd his er Mrs. Charlt>s Dodd: n·~ ·ord· wi fe reside. secretary, Mrs H~rrrwn Oh- :\1r. Roush is a graduate ?f linger; correponding ecrPtilry. \1o hl er Barber College m Mrs. Karl Wiles. Wheeling and worked as a ha rMrs. Russell reported on fh[' hn in Nrw Uaven for the past W. Va. Federation of \\'om;lll·s 14 yea r s. l-Ip is the son of Mr. Clubs ConvPntion held at 1lw :md \'Irs ..Johnny Roush uf Greenbrier Hotel in Whitt' ~11 1 " :'-lew Haven. phur Springs ~,~.· hidl she atl!·nd- New Haven Personals ed. She reported that tlw elllb Mrs. Dorsey Lee Ruush is a won second pl<H.:P in tlw <; mall , ra ti ent at Cabel l Huntington clubs stamps for \'rtnans lwpital and i to be moved to Those attpndln~ wpn• \1 rs. Clr vPla nd Clinic. Donald F'. Rousl1, ~ I rs Paul \1rs. Lloyd Hnu"ih , Mrs. F'rcd Ri ck.:~rd, Mr. Phil Batl"y . .\lr. B;ilr·y . "lrs L. r RrJII Sh and Tom Hoffman, \Irs.. Jack Fl<";h- \lr~ W. T Stonr ar P a1tending er. 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Purple Plums Sultana With tho PllrthiM of NATIONAL BABY WEEK r Gerbers STRAINED BA8Y FOOD _ Spanish Bar c GOLDEN SWEF'" COUPON 2·R FOR A FREE Mar-crest TEASPOoN .- Sandwich Rolls e~'71·29c ANN PAGE Egg Noodles IICh ,:;:·29c : ANN PAGI-GROUND OHIO-HOT HOUSI Tomatoes _., 29c JANE PARKER $5.00 or More REDUM YOUR A&P MAIUR loaf JANE PARKER- ICED CAKI! EXTRA LARGE STRAWBERRY lrdli1liio Gf Item ._pled b7 Law lip~ Hay 8, 111611 Ia Call. Unit UP's Rye Bread ~: c Coffee Cake 10 99 CANTALOUPES Ju_,c• _ IO.O&. pkes. Jane Ptrkor, Danish Honey Butter Filled 2!~~- 39c PL YMOUTH- RUIY RED 2 69c 1-111.19c J•n• Parker- Sour, Pl1in, Seeded & Pumpemickle ~~-SSe S9c Mayonnaise ROSI FRUIT Grapefruit lb. 1-qt. TOMATO JUICE 3Sc YOUNG-SLICED 49c Ducklings ·' 63c LEAN-MEATY- BEE F SIZJI " 69c B0Iogna ANY PIECE - - - Sliced Halibut r.3 c bun• JUMBO OR LEONA Hospit• a)l\t news CHOOSE A GIFT FROM OUR MANY STYLES IN FINE "MOVIE STAR" & "PHIL MAID" LACE TRIMMED NEW COLORFUL SUMMER IDEAL FOR .. . . MOTHERS DAY GIVING FINE SPRING Pretty Day- Galllpolfi $50 '••• Jtlferson down Winfield longlna !lilly E. Javms; Jllllel Burton Sayre Pt. Pleasa.m.; BeiYer down Winfield ant lfand larceny allesedly 3t1 a.m. : W. H. Shaver, Jr. ste~llng n check ~longing to Wmfield 4:15 a.m. Harold Bush In Ire value $104.61 ; Robert Ray Reynokill, Muon, on lbe charge of receiv· ing stolen property. ------Chester Planta, Point Pl... wu Indicted on three mitAmong tho!e who entered demeanor counts. All the inHolzer hospital in the past 24 dictments were for ttOilcltatlons hours were : Martha Ann F!nnt· ol Iqal urvlce. The lncl~ct­ cum, 914 Fourth Ave, Mn, ment staled Plants unlawfUlly Maude Waugh. 620 Fourth Ave., solicited pereenai Injury claims Mro. Robert ~- McNeil, for Attorney Leonard E. Price liS, Mn. David Eugene SullliiS, of Plttsbur1h, Pa, Rt. 2 Bl~well, Andre~ Layne, Richard Ferrell Clonch , Point Rt. I Ewmgton, Cynlhra L. Key· Pleasant , was Indicted for the ser, 2913 Maple Pt. Plea•· misdemeanar covered under the ant, George M. Hen- "joy-riding'' slatuta. The car derson, Mrs. Gordon lnvOI ed 10 . the "j rid! " i · v oy· ng nNew Haven, W. Ya., b)' L. Head, Apple Grove, W. cldentEwllal stltheCtprochperty of Hentr· Va., Asa C. Treadway, Rl. 2 o ' on represe • Pliny, w. va , Leah Jane Van td In Court by Attorney CarMetre, 728 Pearl St., Middle- roll Casto, entered a plea of port, Mra. Thomas c. Martin. guilty as charged and untenc· Rutland Gloria Lynn Grover mg dale was for May 31st. Rutland: Vester Walker, .' All others Indicted _will enter and Gregory Walker, Rt. 1 pleu Thursday mornmg. Langsville <both injured In tree· BIG BLAST tor accident), Mrs. Ona Silvey, Rt. I Oak Hill Mrs Irene F NEW YORK •UPIt - One of Callahan, Jackson · Ros~ 1 the greatest vocanic eruptions Wilmer, Jr.. Ja~kson, Mrs. In hi•tory look place on tho Margaret Brooks, Rt. 2 Well- Island of Krakatoa , near Java, stoo, Rev. Wllla!:d Wickline, Rt. In 1883 according to the Book 1 Scottown !injured in plane of Knowledge. cr.,h) , Mrs. Walter Webb lr· Tre explosion was heard In onton, Mrs. Melton E. Little- Australia, 2,000 miles away john, Rt. 1 Ironton, Mn. Ralph the dust particles that filled L. Tobert. Columbua, and Mrs. llr look two yean to eetlle, Hobert F. Maddox, 81. Albant, W. Va. . 'nle abbreviation A W 0 L Blrlb 1slande for "absent without Mn. William T. Perry, 1101 '.:.: ••:.:. ve :.:.·_" - - - - - - - Viand St., Pt. Pleasant, dllUJhler, 5:_20 p.m. Tuesdq. Dlscb1rgtd Patlenta racenlly discharged lnclllded Mre. Mary Planll, Albtrl Welch, Mro. R. F. Snow· dta, Mrt. Joht Slmpkllll, Mra. Earl WaltAin, Ron fhlpPI. Mra. Joe Fisher, Htehard E. Clutter, WIIU.m Let Neal, Mrs. molli Bralloa, Harry Dalley, Jr., Mn. G. A. Mack, Mn. Lowtll HaD, Mrs, R. G. Tuct· er, W!Uiam P. Matlack, Mra. William F. Lambert, Mrt. WI!· ltam Leifheit, Miss Elizlbelh Purdum, Mrs. Gary Tribe, ~~ Carpenter, Mrs. L. A. Hwl and Infant eon, Mrs. Jar+s Palrick and Infant dau· that. are sure to please Mom. She' ll ' ~ •.'''' ~ Dam 17.1, 15.4, rllllllln8 12 feet ~::~::e~~i:l:'~ H. h·ct ion of beaut if ul, useful gifts COME IN AND SEE RAY FOR 606 E. Meln St. ROLL UP STYLES Your :::ift to Mo th er on her day is NEW and USED Good Body and Tires ' Strew•, Paotels, Berks A PAIR SELL CARSI 1953 FORD 6 CYLINDER · · ·· · ·· · $65 <J, ' ·~ . .. "l Handbags SLEEVELESS AND !, / A:~RE TO PLEASE MOM 59c Jb'="==='""=======ill Sl99 and S5.98 HE IS HERE TO . . . BLOUSES SEAMLESS NYLONS o'O'Oj:ORGET':l~ MOTHER WILL LOVE ONE OF THESE FINE FASHION RITE PRETTY NEW SUMMER MOTHER WILL APPRECIATE A GIFT OF FINE • DON T .2i20 GnJt rtlldlap1 .,1' •..• Filed 1D Court Mason Grand Jury Jndi t Pers MOM'S THE GREATEST, TELL HER SO ON MOTHER'S DAY! Plans were made for a rum- \Irs. Arthur Thabet and \ Jr. mage sale. They voted In hold Flovd earmark. - - \ Two Ovd AedO. River news at ·new members ore to .,... high principle& of 1he ~c~~y~ l, •• land , Va., several days last ' "H. j8JJOWOW 18 SJU_aned week both injured in a car acctden , . ,, . Rev. Roy G. Ellis conducted while enrou~ to hiS mothers MASON _ Seven students of MASON - Ten graduating glvtn ibe band memheta. Mrs , ,. . the study portion of the Prayer funeral at Prmceton. W hama Hi b chool were ac- Future Homemakers Wahama High school band Eugene Hester of New Have~ WOMAN•s CLUB Charles Dodd, Mrs. Hilda Ridg- and Bible Study on Wednesday Mrs. Jack Hesson has_been a a ed b 1~ N r 1 H imemben were introduced at was In charge of tl)e table de<·· , The New Haven Woman's way, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Mrs. evening at the EUB Church. patient at Holzer Hospttal. cep: Yt ~ ~iona : ' I stall Off' er 'the Wahama Band banquet and orations decorations were b~ .'tlub held Its annual business Robert Gurtis, Mrs. William Rev. Ellis is a re\Jred MethoSoc etyeda d PP cererr,;.h e ' n IC 8 dance Friday evening at the Mrs. H~rry Hoffman chalrman,Dieeting Aprll27 at the CAiex· Russell, new members, Mrs. dist minister. ND SON B'li ORN last ~ ~es mo:;ningDebbey MASON - The Wahama Fu- high school sponsored annually and Mrs. Jack Flesher, .o·; ~uillen Memorial Buidling with Harold Rose, Mrs. Max Etch· Mrs. Donald F. Roush, Mrs. SECO M ' 11 M were an ra ewa K' H 10 ture Homemakers of America for the Junior and Senior Band chairman and Mrs. Donald Mrs. William Russell , president inger, Mrs. Ralph Whitmore. s H Reilmire Mrs Achsahl MASON -k ,!rL. anill Vr s. Cook, DdavJJd Cook, Mlarllen ens-ll inet Friday evening at the members by the Band Boosters. Cook did the gym decorations. . Ward , Miller, · · Rev. and• Mrs.· Martin Howard Hue. o eev e, a.i 1ey ' an. eanme · th birth . Rh da a'er 'bh a borne of thetr. advisor, Mrs. Da- Introduced were Mary Fos- Ten mo thers o1 Semora a..· · preSt'd"mg. Hostesses for the an d the hostesses, Mrs.. ~vening wth Mr. Blly Ra y Mrs. Welch and Mrs. Wiles. Berislord, Mrs. Ottie Roushl re_announ~mg M e2nd . 1"a sophomores, h ond J r;h am: ~id Miller in Middleport for ter, Mary Artis, Judy Goheen, sisting were Mrs, Dallas Walk· Ward, Mrs. Jack T. Welch, Mrs. ROTARY CLUB Miss Millie Bumgarner, Mr s.jthetr secon so~ ~y ~h Donna Rous • an omp ]their candlelite Installation cer· SheUa walker, Allee Faye John· er, Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Mrs Karl Wiles. J"tevotions were led Ladies Night was observed at Clayton Athey attended the jLeevtlle HospJ!a · e m~ er son, all JUmors. emony. A rose was presentod 60 n Erma Crites, Bobby Hick- Eileen Duncan, Mrs. Denver the regular dinner meeting of W.S.W.S. Convention of the E. .~.~~~ i~:a~~:o~e ~~r;:ner inf:~ Graduating members of the -to all the new officers. They el. 'Gary Stewart, Judith ~un- Artis, Mrs. Eugene Hester: . by :llrs. 011arlin Berisford. d5 d 1 chapter conducted the cere- are, president, Roberts Rousn · can and Ron Hester. lnsplratJOn· Mrs. S'arah Foster, Mrs, Ear . Mrs. Wi!liam Kussell ml roduc- the Rotary club on Thu rsday u 8 Church held .at Ev-Un· . hed 8 ed the new members of the at the Hartford Method ist B;eth Acres near Buckhannon we~g h ~un and C~untce mony. They are Kathy Hesson, vice president, June Bumgarn- al talks were given by Band D~ .Johnson, Mrs. Robert Hickel, club, :llrs. Max Eichinger. Mrc Church. Mr. Clyde Foley poke W. Va. on. Wednesday . Mrs: a~er A~:en ~r n: n': Mrs ~~c~ Glenndol~n Ord. Mary Foster, er; secretary, Jean Bum~al"'l· , rectors J . A. Ingerick and Tho- Mrs. Geraldine Crites and M" Harold Rose and Mrs Ra lph briefly to the group. Housh Mrs Alhey and Miss 1P th · : d · th Erma Cr1tes, Dllue Flowers, er; treasurer, Susan Johnson : mas Reed. Donald Goheen. Following th• . . ] . M d . , . . mve roe gtr1s an ano er P Th S d p· k h' t ... P B g nd b I th group enjoyed dan Whitmore Those attendmP were r. an Bumgarner were delegate to son. Maternal andmother Is atty ompson, an y IC ens, JS ouan, eggy urn arner a Senior band members were [ anque ' e . . . . . . ·Mrs. Clyde Foley, Mr. and the meelm g. •Mrs Charlotte !ush Mason Robert Greene, Roger Luckey- reporter, Jane Turner. presented let~rs. The Arion clng to the 4 Kays of Pl. Pleas_Mrs. Edwm St~;·o;;b~n:h: i \1 rs. Ralph Whttmore, Mr. and Mr. and \Irs. B. J. Howard ~nd . the great grandmother ~ doo, Richard Rood, Robert Both the old and het new of· Award will~ presented to a ant. t~ve the yeat ly p d 't 0 I llrs. Edwm Stem, Mr. and Mrs. and \likr visitrd llwir daught· IM" lane Roush Mason Pa- Brown. Gordon Powell, Franz ficers attired In white partie~ deserviog Semor on May 9 at rary wh iCh observe ' ' I I l ,lack Flesher, Rev. and Mrs. er l;arhara . a student at M ar· ' ter~~l. grandparents are M; and Reichert. and Linda Clark. pated'in the ceremony. Also •ar- the Spring Concert. RAISIN' RAISINS ' lllllliversary lh~<. .year "c I Martm · Bens· ford' '1" r. and Mrs. shall ' ' Umversily . ' · · ' [ on Sunday. 'Mrs f rank Huck of Beverly At the closmg, the members jtipcipating were Jo Thompson Dining tables for the banquet FRESNO, Calif. (UPI) - ""'' " '' Mrs· Jac k Fles1~erh ~ ir ma omrnunH I Mr and :llrs · · ' marched off th.• sta_ge an d and Conn1e · Herbour. Followmg ,were centered Wl'th IIoraI an d enhre · cr.op of Thompson seed n re- erman "ayne, · · · Mr. and \lrs. George Thayer 0. · . · lty lmp~ovement C h d d Lloyd Roush, Mr. and Mrs. visited in Lomsville Ky. sev- ~ down to the mam floor of the the installation the group went ! fruit arrangements. Favors of less ralsms porduced In tho· ported final plans for ~~: . r_ • Rome Williamson, "'r. and [era! days last week. While there The Galapagos Islands belong auditort um. As the seniors ar· to the Martin restaurant w" re miniature hats in red and white United States are grown In Cal· lcat!on of the new Post ;,hm Mrs. Harry Miller, \lr. and they ll ll :·nd:'d the Kenluckv Der- to Ecuador. rived at the main floor, they dinner was served. ·with their names on each were lfomla's San Joaquin V"Alley , . town to be held May l.\ . ' e, \Irs. Thomas Reed, \lr. and I -- · club along with the Jumo rWo- : Mrs. Donald F. Roush, Mr. and man's Club, wall scrv~ punch! Mrs. George Inge ls, Mr. and and cookies at the dedication \Irs. Russell Capehart, Mr. and ' ,., - '~ - 49c HOMI GROWN Asparagus l-Ib. bunch AFRICAN BLACK Barlinka Grapes - 35C Black ~epper ----~~' 98c ANN PAGE ANN PAGI-PURI lb. 39c Grape Jelly CALIFORNIA for ANN PAGE-CREAMY .Navel Oranges 10 69c Peanut BuHer 3 ,., 69c lb. �~ . ..... • J .... .. .... ... .. ... .. ~ ·· · ... -· . . ...... ~ ...... ~ .. • •• ' ' ·• ~ ..._. _ .. .,. ... . ., . . . ... .. - • • ,. .,.. ., • ~ ·~ ~~ ·· • . .. ~ · ...... ~"'1. ... 0 •·- ,.o • ....._._,..,...~ ...-..,'• • I . . .------·-·---.. _....,.,1_.....- ..,,,~o,"'", '"'..l>'-~- ' "!......... :;:£$"' •• - .~ • •• - - uro <••~......,._-·........,.- ,, J • ·I/ • ,•. I • I II!!~R~Il!ll!l!llml,__.,_ _ J?ail~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0.,.May 5, 1~5-. Jult In time for , M~»thf;'s', D•y ; ., , ' . :' I giving. Slut 12W to 24~. ·' Phillips Sisl~rs Style Shop· The Uplted Cburcb W•m•• of The Bead Area will hold tbelr annual May Feilowsblp Day Wonllip service ou 'Fri· day, Ma'yb lib al Masoa .U. B. Cburc at U a.m. Tile pl'OKI'Im is Ia charge of Mn. Jack T. Welch aDd Mrs. Joha C. Fry. Rev. lley Elli• will be tbe guesl •peak· er. The topic will be "People, Poverty, Plenly." A soelal hour will foUow tbe service. The Mexican president an d• Puerl!J , RicO lleCillle' 'a .... g,~:!~''\ santa Anna, decommon~ It' If• in turn by Generals der the ·u. ·s. 11a1 011 July u, Houston, Taylor and Scott. 1952, · · w•• 1 1 I "iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;=;,; Ir \fRAMING LUMBER ' SPECIALS ~~~~~jf@}r.l"liil Mecca's Holy Kaaba Is be the only remaining the first edifice for the Jwor·ship of God bull! by Abra. l Court St., Pomeroy govemlrll ' I l • ' ' Big Carload Shipment! 2x4- 2x6- 2x8 ALL FRAMING •nd SHEATHING 3 Complete Rooms SAVE .•• AT CARLOAD PRICES! of FURNITURE SS95·00 ••. FROM FRANCIS to delight every Mother! • Weldon was of the famous SUNDAY, MAy 9 MASON, W. VA. SP 3·5554 Middleport, 0. Flowers make an Impressive !ift, anytime ·. . . ask Mom! You're sure to win her admlr· 1tlon when you gift her with the beauty and grace o! Francis' fresh flowers. Tributes Given Mr. Blakeslee HOGG & ZUSPAN MAfERIALS CO. BAKER FURNITURE CHOOSE A GIFT SPECIAL SALE! LADIES' FINE LAMINATED SPRING FROM THIS FINI GROUP OF TRIMMED COATS Cut Flower SLIPS Clearance of all Spring Coats - Pretty styles in fine laminated fabrics. All includecl Arrangements I Beautifully loce trimmed sllpa Values To $16.95 in nylon tricot. Gifts any mother will appreciate. Choose from half slips or full 1UP1. SALE PRICE FINE NYLON TRICOT at this one Low Price . Beautiful Potted Plants Let Mother know you love her. Treat her like 1 quHn, Load her down with gifts, large and small, Remember It's your thoughtfulness that counts. S~t the stage for a happy Mothers Day, by shoppong at the Bonanza Nowl Dr., Mrs. Boice J' isiling Relatives HALF OR FULL STYLES $1.77 REMEMBER HER WITH SOMETHING SPECIAL AND $7:88 ORDER TODAY! Corsages SEE OUR ARTIFICIAL FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS YOUR F.T.D. FLORIST-We Wire Flow.n Anywhert In The World Francis Florists & Greenhouses POMEROY WY 2·2644 STAUFFER CHEMICA~ SUPPORTS HOSPITAL DRIVE- J. R. Neeley, Marta·l ger. uf the Stauffer Chemtcal Company, G alii polis Ferry Plant is pictured above natmg a check Ior '50 to Mrs. James Gib eaut, President oi the P~asant Valley Hos.l pttal Lad1es Auxuary, as he ts presented the first ticket to the Annual Charity which wtll be held at the Armory on May 15th Irom g until 1 p.m. Looking on Mrs. Harold Ridenour, one of the commit tee chairman. 2Naturalized In Huntington FOR MOTHER IDEAL FOR MOTHERS DAY GIVING PRETTY SPRING and SUMMER good chance the hemisphere organization would vote later 1 today or at least Thurllday for the measure. What form the International force would · take wao alill under debate, however. ~autiful, cool Bembergs, da· crons and cottons for every summer occasion. Sizes 12lh to 22lh. Give her a new dress. L&Z SHOP Dren Shop .f2 Stortt Side by Side) 118-120 I. Main Anntx Pomeroy, Ohio • WPSlKE DIAMONDs NEW SUMMER FASHION SETS JEWELRY Choice of red or blue. Train FOR MOTHER A big collection of better quaiiiJ costume jewelry specially for Mo- case, Week end and Pullman. Complete 3 piece set for only th ers D1y gjvi!li laces, Ear linJs. • lllln•h 11 ••• knows it IDI point its prelly fingertip toe only In the falhlon ciiNc:tloa •• • larows whetlrtr yoU ~ high or 11id heels you'll love lhe lhaptly _., It ltaadl up lo ~ Wbo GlUid Nliat ~ . Special Assortmtnts FOR MOMS DAY GIVING PRETTY DAYTIME DRESSES OILETTE MOTHER WILL APPRECIATE PICTURES A~=T HOSIERY Antique finish plastic frame. Big choire of subjects in (ine ollette reprodution of fine SEAMLESS NnONS pictures. PRINTED COTTONS New spring and summer styles In a special Jl'OUp for Mothers Day . giv- Mom. PEPPERELL "WOVEN AIRE" AA B All Colors BLANKET~ GIVE MOM ONE OF THESE FINE Examination AAA Me ' h ond pla in. Prelly seamless hose ;n best oha · des. Sizes B t.~ t 0 ! J... Popular new Diamond de- YEAR 'ROUND Teen-age Pair Is Held for FANCY APRONS Cool in Summer- Warm In Winter . Insul wove-n Fancy printed eottan aprons In a choiee of styles Mom 1 will~. N"'ftY styles. '1·~~ HANKIES IN ·MANY COLORS FOR MOTHER. Hankie. are always 1 .,el· coino, uaeful l.tft. Big ehoice of pretty patterns. ···1 ·:.,,. '· ' ' ' ' '• . ' '·' ' ''' 57• H 33 C pr s9 NEW TEXTURED NYLONS ing, Regular and half sizea New printed patterns and colors ~ pie... IVI!t'J Pin., Necll- llx 14 PLASTIC FRAME AND $2.99 pump is a know-it-all/ KAows how lkdterlng 111 •na NEW SPRING JEWELRY Half-Size DRESSES 3 PIECE LUGGAGE New apring and summer style! tn fine easy care cotton ra brics. Roll u.p and sleeveless style~ . 1 says your favorite· . . A Complete Selection! New AND $2.77 BLOUSES t Hamilton, Bulova, Elgin and Caravelle by Bulova shapes. VACATIONER AND $5.47 , IY Vinyls, fab rics. s tra w ~ and reeds in wht lt', pa stPI and durk colors, Big l'hoh·e {! { ~ i zes and box I IUda ..a confidence in any of tht dtllclous lhad•l We Sugge1t Our HANDBAGS $1.00 A GIFT SHE WILL LOVE FINE SPRING 23. WATCHES 10 In A Gift Box Choo11 Now At H1rtley & Bennett PARIS (UP!) - Elma Elaine Rodney, a pair of ican-bred horses, finished first and econd in tbe 24,000 Prix de L' Atlantic trotting race Tuesday. The horses will take part in the Grand Prix derby at Goteborg, Sweden, on May • a box for gifting, .99 U.S. SWEEPS SUNDAY MAY 9 Tall beverage tumblers In fancy patterns. Pa<'ked 10 in ) OUr dress racokl aft filled with new spring and aummer stylea that are certain lo please Mom 011 her day, Pretty cottons and acetates in a wide selection or patterns and colors. GRAD I FINE NEW TUMBLERS Juniors--Miss-Half Slz11 s fOR MOM- SELECT ONE OF THESE BEVERAGE DRESSES or The Sweet Girl U.S. and Latin dlplomall said there appeared to be a FANCY DECORATED C. TO ·' ~ . 25c cotton blanket,!, with wide acetate oinding, Choire of beautiful plain colors. si.-n texrured nylons. Dark ~h,uJes. S1zes 8~ to 10 ~ . C pr REGULAR $1.00 WOODBURY HAIR SPRAY REGULAR $1.00 NOXEMA COMPLEXION LOTION FULL WINDOW SIZE LINED PLASTIC DRAPES FANCY SCREEN PRINTED TERRY TEA TOWELS 67c 69c ,..44c u.19c l0x40 COHON LOOP THROW RUGS LADIES' FANCY conaN JAMAICA SHORTS - - - - - - - - ,..88c �• '•, i'tl ,,,- . '• . Dally Sellt!ne1, Pomero,--Mld41eport, O., May I, 19115-11 •h NeW YOfkH1g I Scho0}Ca~r : pl!8l two BP.asons and · Coacb John Wooden said .he was "delighted" with Alcindor's deci· I sion. which will undoubtedly go a long way toward strengthen· v "\ lng the school's grip on the col· NEW YORK (UP!) _ UCLA, lege basketball world. which currently holds the posi· The anno'!ncement, made by t!on of the biggesl basketball Alcindor himself ~I a massive 1 press conference m the Power school in'd the country, has add· M . 1 High Schoo 1 gymnasJ-. I . . ed consi erably to 1ts stature mI emona . to th rt f . urn, where he had risen • - ,seven eel, one mch fame on the strength of a bril- l 00 exac · Ji8nt four-year record, ended I That'o the listed height of weeks or speculation on behalf Lew Alcindor, the nation's big- of newsmen and years of public I gest and most publicized prep silence on behalf of the young school star, who Tuesday an- giant. . nounced his intention of enter- "I like the curriculum there ' ing the Los Angeles school in I and the atmosphere." Alc!ndor the fall. said in explaining his choice. The Bruins have won the ,- ·and the people were nice to NCAA basketball title lor lhe Ime." , • 1 • Mother's Day Values :,po At least one Cloy out of the year, Pop and the children should keep Mom OUT OF THE KITCHEN! It's a good ti~e for ~op to prove his culinary capacity - and there Is less rlsR on h1s part if he were to prepare o simple, yet elegont, meol around one of her favorites on sole at EVANS! . ' Make it a FOOD FUN FEST FOR MOM ••• 'Swift's Premium forner Second end Mill Monday Thru Thursday-9 to 6 Friday and Saturday-8:30 to 8:30 U. 1. Government lnlpiCtM FRESH • FRYING Chase & Sanborn Cus COFFEE c PIane Crashes In Lecta Near ~y~ Hi·C DRINK AerOWax JELLY paid iust 49c a ior. 3 ,... 10·••· 11-••· ,. ..tit Whi~ FREE' ~:~h•• •••· 79• lorox• WaIlr IIIJ HAND CLIANIR 10-o•. l•ra SALAD DRESSING 39c DIFFERENCE Jar ~r. ~RAFl 38c :~v EVANS With Thl• Coupon 25-lb. COD OIOUND IHP or OIOUND CHUCK Gorden Freoh F GREEN ONIONS 0 R 11-os. pq. 39c Oil•• Pimento ' 10-... 45c ..... 45c Pineapple - IRAn SPREAD "MIX tr 4-:~ '1 MATCW' UG COOKIE SALEI 3 11 lwe41eh J.Nomd Le111oo Criep pk••• Supr DeNaht ,--·H.elth & ....ty ol L.w, Lew PriCJ--""'l ........ - bill Cototrel a... JUI Potted Ll•t C FLOWERS '198'" RED RADISHES Un. L 1 I '1" plut a.,. 11.10 H If plut ta• Te&. I tu Strawberries 9" Mi .......... 1111 I n.. • son 1n.a1 lz~ra Lhl 01.) With PurchaM ot 25-lb. ball ANDY lARD 15-lb. bot 1 • Straw Hot e Tigreoo eAphrodioio e Woodhue And Gala Selection of Other PORTA FILE '281 9 '1 (whole) - California is not only the nation 's most populous state. With 18 million people. it also is more populous than about 100 of the world's nations. acrording to the state planning office. JOO COlli KEEN KUTTER 1 CiAL GAS CAN ' katlt IVANS - Htl Pohotod !Up .., ,."' -"lh r spout. htra c1p1city ' 1 AUTO SEAT CUSHION tl.trdtnotl "'" ....... ....tt. tlarclwood htndl.. hi I" ct~t• tlot ..It•· Main St. . ' ,_ . 59c COMPACT ASPIRIN ONLY 1 67c LYSOL ,. . . . 41c FASTEETH • • •52c --ScChewing Gum 10 for 29c FOR YOUR Phillips .Milk . Magnesia c - - ' .. ,., . f. SHOPPING PLEASURE I. Clean Ladies & Childrens Rest Rooms 2. Free Cold Drinking Fountain 3. FreeT. V. Tube Tester t Complete Line ol Hair Preparations 5. Free Parking in Rear of Store 6. Money Orders . ArfoWI •lr to clr¢~alaN ftttlv. Durablt wovtft pllrtlc. Attrutlv"t tntl cCIIIIforhbl•. 73 MILL ST. 10~99c • BAYER 7. Air Conditioned .HA.DWARE I HAZEL BISHOP -- Sc-CANDY BARS 10 for 29c 97' .~ er Htomllurter ~~P-- ~---- REG. $1.09 15·01. ctn. 59c. 39c - SACRAMENTO, Calif. (UPI) lilt ~. j Perfumes REV. WICKLINE, pic· turod here when the AQ· ostolic Church of G<ll was dedicated recently. His condition weo report· ed critical today In Hoi· zer Hospital. Kill c """"" ......-........_.....,..., ________________--. :.....::::==============::::....:. _______ ~ REG. 89c PORK l BEAll thlt fllh•• to dttecheble MOTHEI•s lAY CAIE lie "-1 lUIS '~:351 -·-- Amttrkg '5 Lariesf Independent Teleptlonl o ... ,._c. BIG CALIFORNIA Pour Spout hole with C., Club Cracken pfl' I,.L-------------~ 1£NERAL TELEPHONE fjS Sy.- FABERGE DOl FOOD BLUE Decanter katie hone ~tell 11~~·.:..· 99 Rinso 2-QT. STIUITt.lANN . . _,.,.._,.,.: 100 monMI ,.,/ . -- 1~1 l'lctSw... It • cost• onlt 100 CUVY TRAIN Pktlwool Stacker c....,... choice , COMBINA CelnH CUT BIOCCOU I : '1 BROCCOLI SPEllS 4 ,t:: 88o BIUSSEU SPIOUTS 3:.=· lh COFFEE MUGI 114. An extension phone in the color of her Fragrances TRASH CAN COLIATI TOOTH PASTE~: 48o Plltlwlll Fr0111 fa.. Iaiii POTATO FREE! 2 (1 /z THINK OF ITI . . . ... l'lctSwOII 1 Co aht":•tl "1"1 sweep her off her feet on Mother's Day w1lh a handy waliphone where s1w works. We'll install it just <1 rt•;u.:IJ away from )wr work area. Call our Busi.. nt·-~s Offin tor dt'tai ls. • Von Comp't HIINta lqle Hair' l'rq Your Choice! CARROTS (IT"S THEPERFECT MOTHER'S DAY GIFT, TOO) lie WIEIERI 39( Criop Golden •• PERCI GRAPEFRUIT Slb. bag Thev'll Kill • U. I. Go•ernrnant llllfltCIM T•ato-0-Seo ., Pimento - _ "HAPPY HOME VALUES' SALE PORTABLE MIXER lree4e4 LOADED WITH JUICE- FLORIDA FLOUR IF YOU WERE IN YOUR WIFE'S PLACE YOU'D GET HER AKITCHEN PHONE...TODAY! Sponge ....dell pk.. BEST Rebels VoW 10 DAYS ONLY ,..,. tidi o..... Jo.... Pillsbury's Holf lb. Swlfl't P-1•• U. I. h•'l. ln.,. All Moot - Sldnletl Tnte-O·hl MIRACLE WHIP or Rib Lamb CHps Lola Lamb Cbeps CHUCK ROAST :~:':: r1e11 Map l•h 12-0I. JAR c WMie . . SSe lwlft'e Prtrnlum - • ·--Sale Now In Progress! LAMB ROASTS Qt. Goocl ll'ltw htwrli'IIY , s~~~~~·~tr:c~leai:~~1 ~~lh;~5~ ' ' U. S. Gov't. lna,.ctn Thlt It Meat From Fine Yo11n11 Lombl • , • Alway• Tender, ~~ Hot11rolly •• • TASTE THE tO UPON "'· 21o Swlft'a Premium - SHOULDII WIIH Huntingto~ Show me afilter that deliverSthe taste and I'II eat my owned the DownSANTA IJUMINGO (UP[) - I town Airport, was rented. kyes. lh t H t. Militant rebels threatened Tues- 1 1 10 m1 ~:I noJ' eas o1 un mg. d f Rev. Willard Wickline, 49, or .ter ay a ternoon by Wtc line. ton. day night that they will slaughScotlown, was crilically injured ILecta area reSid~nts reported a The plane was heavily dam-:ter U. S. forces here unless Tuesday at 3:30p.m. when lhe small plane flymg low over ' aged, and the South Point Post lthey surrender to the Commulight plane he was piloting houses before the craft crashed IOh 10 St t H' h p t 1 ln"t-backed msurgents who have near !he hom r El K ege a e lg way a ro was t · d th IS ' ~nc•en · t rl·1y. crashed at Lecta, in Lawrence • e o y r r investigating circumstancf'~ of er~onze County near the Gallia County at Lec.a. th e m1s . hap. A mechamc . from · S1x. U. S. servicemen - three line · Davis Myers Lecta was one th · t t h :II annes and three paratroopers · . . . . . . . e a1rpor went o t e sceue 1 h . b k'll d d , Officials at Holzer hospital ol 1he first Pt'rsons to amve on 1 00 surv ey th e damage. Th ere .-wounded "" by eenlhe 1rebels e an smce . 49 · today reported the Law- 1 th• scene oI the crash. He and was 110 report on the cause of . .• . renee countian, who is pastor of other nearby neighbors said it h . h Amem an troops began landmg the Aposlolic Church ol God at appeared· Rev. Wickline"s head tRe craWs.kl' . •here a week ago to protect for. . , ev. tc me re stde!f at Ler- ·etgn ctvJitans. There are sttll Galhpohs, has a skull fracture, had gone through the planes ta on the Scottown rural mail · · 1y 14,000 Amencans jiii~....,;.,.....,....,....,....,....,=~'---=...:;;.._=;._=. 1 r?ute , with Ius wife and a mar- approxnnate on hand and 5.1100 standing l>y. ned daughter, Mrs. Joy Mont-I "Any Marine entering the cily gomery · ds a dead man unless he surrenII was the . !irsI plane crash ders," a young rebel captain m the •mmedaate area ~ mce the !told this correspondent during McCoy lam1ly perished in the a guided tour of a rebel • held · summer of 1963. in Santo Domingo. It ap- j I""'"'d that to the rebels all S servicemen are "Mar.,, 1 E LAMB SALE! Powdered H1nd Soep KRAFT Miracle Cut-Up Fryers Bor11o $1 ~y .......... ., .. ·· . .. , . .• 1 SMUCKER'S llackberry & lhnpberry label ... after refund you will have "I . 1 Ho.l cans can get you 50c refund for mailing in windshield, but his body was , pinned in the wret•kage. It I took quite sometime to free 1 him. Hi~ safety bell was ! It was reported the plane, still altar~ed. . 1 four _ place Cessna 172 and The HCcident. S{ene wa~ .one-~ Galba Border THANK YOU cHERRY 46-oz. cans Manufacturer's special mail -in caller broken jaw and multiple Iacer· ations. He was in surgery for several hours late Tuesday af· ternoon, hospital aides said . • FLOOR WAX Pie Filling $1 3 4 11 30c aff label . PLANE WRECKAGE - This is the remains of a four-place Cessna 172 plane piloted by Rev. Willard Wickline =z't:'?Ni'VIii'iu!:i:K'Int'Y• l.tt.J.;.L•t,;j;..&..tl a in Northeast Lawrence County. (Dave Tawney photo.) 303 INSTANT 10.01. Jar 1 I' · Pomeroy YOUR PRESCRIPTION HEADQUART-ERS 122 N. SECOND MIDDLEPORT, 0. FREE PARKING IN REAR �' 35 Sf d fs Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy•MiddleiJort, ().,·Marl, J.MII.D TO R08T , GRANGE ANNOUN€E BJRm U en at 10 a.m. They Wllllour Wl!ih Meigs County pomona Grange ' 1 ington, D. c. will be host to Alhenl County Mr. and Mr•. 0 ~ ijghtseelng tours ew Pomona Grange at the Salis· ford are 8Dlloun....,. . ~~ft :J ~ City ~g a day at the bury School at Rock Sprlngl of a 5 lb. 11 oz. daugbtef, Anita ~ oy The final meeting of Middle- Worlds Fali-. They ~m return Friday, May 7 at 8 p. m. The Sue, Monday May 3 at Holzer The Past Chiefs of Magnolia iii omer port senior mothers and the next Saturday morni!IJI· of subordmale aranges in Meigs hospital. Grandparents are Mrs. A'fli'I"' TelllP!e Pythlan Si•ters w i I I Mis, Anna Duff~, who under- 35 students who will be making Mrs. ~radbw;t' cilairm&nu county are to furnish four pies Edith Teaford of Mlnt;rsvlile, I'Vl I til meet Thursday evening at the went surgery at Riverside Melh the senior trip to Washington the semor mo ~ 9 g rdo for refreshments. All Pomona and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Suu!On of 8 0 home of Mrs. Karl Grueser, in odist Hospital last Tblll'8da! • and New York City Sunday eve- thanked th~ ~ ers ::!on ~; members are urged to attend. Pomeroy. Mrs. Roy Seyfried Minersville, with Mrs. Carne has returned to her home. m ning met for final Instructions dents fo~ I 8ll' mmendand Mrs. George B. Sisson of IIACH Grueser a& co-hostess. Syracuse and JS conva!escmg TUesday evemng at !he . high the y~ar s lowodrk &n co ld t . the d k Pomeroy m great grandpar· BERVI!S ntRI!! ' nicely. school. ed Mike L Y • c1ass pres en • ing egree wor • a 1e11 ow- ents. The Teafords also have a The Catholic Women s Club I Mrs. Ohver Clark has return- The cha ones Mr. and Mrs. 1or his part In working With sh1p hour was enjoyed and re- son, Brian, Bile three. of the Sacred Heart church wnl d ho from Mei•• General Tr H per and• Mr C E !he class projeCts. lreshments wue served. : meet 'lbursday at 7:30 p. m. e .. m~ . . ... . acy anrnng s. · · Members are asked to bring Hospital and IS unprovmg. Blakeslee, fa~JI)' members, cll9articles for a white elephant Mr. and Mrs. Don Roa spent cussed the itmerary and Mr. Inspector is Guest sale the weekend aL their cottage Hanning gave a resume of last ' on Muskingum River. They year's trip and answered ques· At Monday Meeting Meigs County Council of Par were joined there by their tions about the trip. Mrs. Blakes- Elnore Williams of Jackson, ents and Teacher• will meet on daughters and sons-iQ-Iaw, Mr. lee reviewed the rules laid sixln arch inspector of Royal Thursday, May 8, It 8 p. m. at and Mrs. Larry Bunce and son down lor the students for the and Select Masters, was a guest Rutland High school. Mr. Ro- and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Thorn- duration of the trip and illlked at the special assembly of Jlo&. ONLY bert Bowen will speak to the as and daughter or Columbus. for their cooperation in making worth Council No. 48 R & 8 M. group about the Federal pro- Mrs. Larry Thomas and the trip a suocessful one. Monday evening. 130.00 oa-. llltnH on SAVE YOUR L C. C0LJ. gram a• It pertains to schools daughter, Melinda, Columbus, Mr. L. W. McComas gave a The wembly was held to CDIWinlant forn COLA, NIH! .TRUE PRUIT in this area. Miss Salty Schaaf are spending this week with ...,~rt of the ye~·· activities confer, the super excellent 1118&ORANGE, AND UPPER 10 BOTTLI CAPS wi!! discuss the State program her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don wh1ch made poss1ble lhe mon- ters degree on the class .of can in the ..me area. All persons Rea, Minersville. ey for the trip and also discus,_ didates who were .l'dvllllCed interested in the growth of Mrs. R. L. Gotthardt and ed the schedule. The parents this year. The class was named FURNITURE CO. We Will Pay lit Cent Each Meigs County schools are urged son, Bruce; of Columbus •pent and students are to meet Sun- in memory of the late Harry MASON, W. VA. lo attend this meeting to be- Sunday with her mother, Mrs. day evening at the high school P. Smith, a most illustrlou• past To Your F.tvorite Chuity. 1 come better informed. W. A Morgan and attended a at· 88~p~.m~ . f~or~th~e~tr~ip~t~o~P~a~rk:-~m~a~st~er~or:_:the~5_C~ou~n~ci~J.~F~ol~lo~w:!!_-~================~~===~,_-,..,,..,.,,..,.,=!l!!!!!========~ piano recital given by Mrs. He- MAY 7 cox's pupils. Kathy Morgan preThe Twilight Garden Club sented a number at the recital. rummage sal~ will be held on Mrs. Florence Holley moved May 7 and 8 m the old parson- last week from Rock Springs age building next to the Welfare Road to the Lorenzo Davis proOrfice. All donations are we]. perty on Nye Ave. come. For p1ckup, call Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Smith of Eva Robson, at WY 2-2586. Columbus were weekend visitThe Happy Harvester& class '" of her sister and brotherof the Federated Church wtll in law, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight meet Friday ' evening at the Logan and son. church. Mrs. Charles Buck . visited . .sunday in Columbus w1lh her Right Reserved To Limit A rummage sale of clothmg sister. Mrs . Lula Jacks, a Quantities and furniture will be held at patient at Doctors' Hospital. the St. Paul's Lutheran church She also visited Mr. and Mrs. Friday from 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. John Knotts and family. eSAVE 23c Meigs County Pomo114 Grange Mrs. Ellen Eber•bach was a wiU be hosts to the Athens Po- recent business visitor in Galli· Food Market Clover Farm mona Grange at the Sallsbury polis. Clover Farm Store "Tho Store With A Hart" School Friday at 8 p. m. The Mr. and Mrs. Everett Davis Department Store Athens aroup will present a of Middleport visited Monday Route 7 Fifth and Pearl PHONE SH 2-5543 proaram. Refreshments will be eveing with Mrs. Elizabeth RACINE TUPPERS PLAINS 1erved. Hu.nphrey. RUTLAND RT. 124 Open 8 to 8 Mon. Thru Sot. MAY 8 - --The Reedsville W.S.C.S. is Attendance Pim planning a rummage sale. Both Awarded on Surulay SAVE 4c- DEL MONTE old andnew articles will b• Attendance pin• were awardsold; also a bake sale. The sale ed at the Laurel Cliff Free 20oz. Will be Saturday, May 8, begm- M thodist Church during the bot. ning .~ II a. m. at Mrs. Bess s!day chool hour Sunday. Larkm s store bulldmg. Receiving one year pins were The Tuppers Plams S~hool Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Gill and Boo•tero are havmg a Jllney Nancy, Darla, Cathy and Delo· supper at the TUppers Plams res, Mrs. Arthur Wise, Miss eSAVE 231 Elemtntary School Saturday Marguerite Leifheit and Wayne, SAVE 27c- HUNT'S TOMATO evening, May 8, from 5 to 8 Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs, o'clock. Plenty of good home Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Mr. and 46 oz. cooked food. Bring yur family Mre. Steve Eblin and Rebecca and tell your neighbors. and Greg, Susie Tracy, Mike, cans Rock Springs Cub Scouts Pack Penny and Becky Wright. 246 will meet Saturday at 7 p. Mrs. Gerald Pullins and Junm. at the Sallsbury •<:ho"~ Each ior, Dean, Wayne and Gary, family Is asked to brmg cook1es Louis Diehl, Mr. and Mrs. Emfor refreshments. . est Powell, Clifford J·acobs and SAVE J6c- SILVER BAR A jitney supper will be held Jack, Phil Wise and Donald, Salur4ay, May 8, beginning at Mrs. James Gilmore and San· 303 5 p. in. at Racine Junior high dra, Brenda and Dennis, Kar<>sponsored by the Racine Meth- lyn and Tom Soulsby, Mr. and cans odist Cllurch. Everyone is we\- Mrs. William Bailey and Rod· come. ney and Rita, and Norman 'Schaefer. Mrs. Norman Schaefhas 1\ years of perfect at· Auxiliary Thanking erendance . SAVE JOe- PORTAGE SWEET ~-· 1 iii! 11 SOCIAL .~I, Mainly Abo.ut CALENDAR I! ppeop1e 1n 1, · !"In leaving ersburg with the andlth~ ·~:: Hear Details · About Trip ~~ ::e· :: Royal CrOWD NOW IN HAI.f.QU! t' 1 1 -r" carton serves18 3 ROOMS New Furniture Here Are Winners of $100 CASH! Martha Amot John R. Sizemore Lorraine Bowyer Maudie t,.. C!ltcnlea Bradford fiilJ I'll: Kroger Fresh, Lean Ground Chuck Tenderay or Thrifty Full Cut S IOUidP.r Cut oas •• c 3rd Week Zenith TV Winner Steve Chappo, Beckley, W.Va. 59c · 2nd Week Zenith TV Winner Mrs. Opal Evans, Salem, W.Va. n. Tendtr•r Swiss Steak lb. • 59c English Ruast Freth FrGIPn Slandard ThriHy 0ys ters ---- -- t·h z. can 69c lb. \ 24-oz. pko. Frtthort ll"l!aded I. I' English Roast Fish Sticks . _2 11-0>. pkgs. 79• C Whole Chuck • C ~roger Turkeys pkg. ' 49c ''·lllb. lCI-22 lb. lb. Dulch loef 39c and purchase of $2.tt Teflon 11/2 .qt. Round C..sserole PIurns- -·--- 4 No.....2'11 "'4111 Burgers . __ 3 ;~. $1.49 ~.- Aero Wax · · · · · · · · qt. 69c Ice Chest ... _..,h $1.19 Domino Rolled Roast Van Pork & Beans 9 ~:.:;; $1 Buttermilk .. 3';'"'"' 99c -allen Gohl ., Rtd Punch._ .... _3~~:~; $1 tlound or 8uttonnll k Bread . _. _. __ 5 ~...., $1 Mlf'dion Stokely Hair Sprav,Y '·can"· 99•·P '-1 "' tax 1'-~nt us.... t::c.C dU -.:•-·-··--· &ubt of Fab ___________ K:;: $1 Embassy Cream Pies _3 14·••· 89c llrcheye Crinkle Cut French Fries _6';k·~•. $1 . terme . _. __ . bo-;1, 6'6c L1s 14 Eggs • • Grade A Medium • • • • • • • • •• $ 400-ct. • Michigan Peat . __ .. _.. :lb. $1.49 Watermelons p. lOc~ 2bath raise------····----·--...,. 37c All Flavors 3 qt. • 46oz.$1 cans THE SHOE BOX • iar SAVE 1Jc - ROSE CROIX 2~ size C'.,, •••••• She Will Like A GIFT CERnFICATE c .00 FAIRMONT SPACE SHOl POPSICLES & FUDGSICLES I LEAN ancl TENDER HOME Middleport, 0. PACK- 1 DOZ. Final Touch ~- ------·····--··.... 89c Spry ------·----------·-;-----·2··· ..... 9le Lysol c lb. We'll prepare your ready mb:ed c~n· crete order to!: rour IJ)eCUicat!ous, and dellver . II an,ywhere Ill to'!fll, aU read)' to pour. Call ---------------------bottle 59c ... tile IOWelt pciM!ble! 79c ---------------- ' v.~ Ia 3 $1 Maxwell House Coffee ~..."!! ! 82e PS.Ioclld erenma ..... ....__.._.,""'!!!!!!!'11'111!11!11111!1'!1!1!1. ._ _!!!'!!.~.. lean and Meaty BOILING BEEF and SHORT RIBS tadaJ ••• ~ur aerVtce Ia pl'OIIIp~ and our prlces ' ~·· 98c HI-C FRUIT DRINKS I haN ·• ............. _ ....... • .. • • • • • • .. •- • • • • • • • ·•IMioft Planting Azaleas 2.,~·· 69c MAY 9th IS MOTHER'S DAY ~ Orange lb. 41c Thirty members of the Rutland Chapter Future Homemak· ers of America attended the District Spring Rally of I he FHA held at the Southwestern High School Monday evening. Barbara Carter, representing 1 '\ the chapter, was installed as district president. Betty Clark served lS district vice presi1 I dent last year. During the pro\ \ gram, Jean TiiUs, accompanied by Susan Grimm, present\ ed • vocal 1010, "l Believe." Kaiser Foil Modess '=:: ............ 2 ·~ 89c · Pure Fresh ..... low '""· bor• s Northern Tissue •••••••••• 4..... 39e Anorttd Colon Mike IUrt tYfrybtdy Hn•na trN~t buy pl•nty ... 3~ A'!TEND HALLY PLAN REVIVAL Revival services will be held at Flatwoods 1\!ethodist church on May 10 to 16 at 7:45 p. m. Rev. Jack Stutler will be the evangelist wilh special singing each evening. Everyone is wei· come. Rev. Pearl ~asto is host pastor. Dove Liquid Deterg(lJlt ......1141. 39e boxes Tho K...or Co. I Hoi ,.,miller lov, golden. ripe Ktogtr D.nanaa. . ~~ Praise--··-··--------... $ Copyright Lifebouy ----·-·---------- 2';!;. 31c Lifebouy . .•••,.......... ....... 2:! 41c Facial Tissue Golden Ripe Bananas doz. Swansoft Reg . Grind Peat Moss •. '~~~ $3.89 The Racine Firemen Aux!llary f• thanking all who donaled and gave help to make its jitney supper a success. Proceeds from the supper were $199.50. The auxiliary will spon· sor an ice cream supper is the near future. Lux Toilet Soap ........... 2~ 37c Morton $1 All Contributor• LuxToiletSoap •. _______ 3 ':. 37c Flour __ ...•. 25-lb b.t~ $1.99 boxes • -I pkg. • • • • • ••• 8pagnum lb. bag or larger bq Appln l!'.>p. 5/8/611 12-ct. can tlfttn; ! • Gold Medal Plain & SR 3-lb. • 3 ._1 -' Handy Andy ...... _____ ••. .::::: 41c Laundry Dfltrtfflt Kroger V. P. .... Cake Mixes Preu•rv11. Fruit Cocktail 3N;~, ;,, $1 pkgs , ..... Mollo ~· gtall cant 2 Kroter Plain DUNCAN HINES Exp. 5/1/fl> lrlahttn up • hrunch with dlnntr roUt hot from lht oven and I Kroger Ev.tporlt.d ..... - - -· - - - 79c Dinner Rolls Oil _____ . _____ ~ .... 49c MJ'lk • • • • lb. •• Fully Baked K._r All Pu.,.... c... Kroaer '*' · • • Cake Mixes __ 4 ~::. $1 or 1-lb. Mlrallmollowa l ..... Oolllin Kroger bag 1 811t1n11 ., Tenderay, Boneless Boston $ lb. lwanldown Selected Varit'ty .... c.,. ......... ., 2 plcgL lllkt. Malted Milk lllllt, II..,, Candy Exp. 5/8/ti.\ Jiffy Fronn BHf INSTANT COFFEE 10oz. SAVE50c Wiln this coupon RUTLAND RACINE FOLGER'.S l!'.>p. 5/8/!5 Oven Ready • Freah Frozen Luncherm Meats V··lb. LYONS or-. llbt. ~ ..,h Gr..md Mtoll • W1eners .____ pkvlb. 6Sc Loti, 43c 69 KAHN'S P&P ao 100 lb. Avg. lb. THEY ARE VALUABLEI ••• \ T•nd•ray .............,lo BEST COLA BUY MASON I '"•Y• To Win! Nr. Pureb111 Required. ::. • GOEGLEIN . READY-MIX CO. ' ' ., i • 'ti ' ' . Phone . WY~2M 'Ill$,.._, , ................. ,... ,. MJ4cilepalf , ' ." Juicy Red Ripe ARMOUR'S $ .lb. Canned Hams 31b.$ can .49 3-lb. basket CARROTS c TEXAS 1-lb; c.llo Plea· �I) Tu pers Plainso1. ssi[icd Ads Your Modern Community ------=~---;14-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, @ (t '' o., May 5, 1965 Leg1l Notice "o"c• Chester Society Notes Alfred Society News 'l'elevision Revue • <' For Sale ••••• 011 For Rent Notte• 111 btretw 11ven tM& ~ WANT AD w ..........., ..............,.. - ===:-;---;-,.--;:;::=:-:::·;;;th CLEAN carpets with our Car-h A M we will ofter for 1ale •t pubUC! iNFORMATION 3 BEDROOM brick DupIex WI pet Shampcoer FREE, wit .~, 11 ;. ,. tho ..,.... bidder tor l:ot P.IL ~: publl!!at lon garage. Buttemut Ave., Porn· purchase of Blue Lustre OP 1!~~ : 1 b:'11Th~~Kt!:.. ~.:::, .,• ..., ,.,...,. ''"" AM . eroy. Call WY 2--5127. Shampoo. Baker Furniture, QllAIJTY m••· the ........., ......... eu arlee AU ·. CAN=~lONS 4 27 tic Middleport. ~ 4 6tc to Iwt~ tDIO aombter, t door stauoa By Cl McCalneapent a Sunday School atleWndBnelhlp ~· CORRECTIONS b h I $1599 Woaon Sonol Number c ....... MID Sherry s April 25 was &3. 01'11 ... wm ":..."'~~ ;::'~..~: •· M. MODERN 4 room and at • BUILDING LOTS, lOO x 100, 1963 Corvair Pane ..";!',~··•""'night with Mr. and Mrs. Ross vices were held at 10:41 wltl furnishe~ apartment, Middle- Rt. 7, five minutes from Locally owned, &ood tires, beige finish, beater, aid• doora. K•llh Goble ,,,. '""" Cleland. the Rev Casto briDlDI lt. Th• PUb:e~~~re~s tne rtght port. WY 2-3874. 4 21 Uc l downtown Pomeroy. 695.00 Discount Price. Mlddlepart, ohto (I) "· ate Sunday eVening dinner guests message: •• eo~u "' ,.,,.. '"' '" •~m•• _R_O.OM- HO·u· SE- -In_ __ Pome- ! each. Phone WY' 2·2413. I p· k $999 of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myera ..__ r""'•'-· _....._ of t~ nbjooltonoble. .,... ...... •• ' 5 4 6tc 1960 Chevro et Yz Ton IC up - - ""' ···- 1 fu&~ett ., 1Jmm:'fa:lYfesp!~~bleP~ :r roy Phone WY 2-5385. _." , body, solid cab, heater, c)ll. Runs out good . Discount were August Weber, Mrs. Doria WSCS waa held TuesdaJ eve! 6 mora. thon ••• ••~"'" tno"tl'" 4 14 Uc AUCTION: Saturday, May 8, 611 Koenig and Ricky of Tuppel'l lng, AprU 11, Ill the home ·r RATEs FURNISHED HOUSE, 5 rooms 1965, at l :00 p. m. I have Price. $999 Plains, Mr. and Mrs. Donald F'lorellce Spencer. with an '· . ror W••• Ad son~<• · p Cali sold my farm and closed my 1960 Ford Y2 Ton Pickup Koenlgh and Mr. and Mrs. la-, tendance of 11. The regular b1~ • Cut1 per wo nl one tnst>ruon and bath 10 omeroy. nd 'II t lllnlmum ' ' " ' ' "' """· Howard Cecil. WY 2-&262. resta urant busines• a WI 61> ' wide body, good tires. Solid cab, 6 cyl economy moor, OF BEES, AND BIRDS, AND nard Koenigh, Jr., Mansfield. iness routin. was followed w !!,.':.~" ,:::,,:::• '"' w. Main st. 3 30 tfc sell the followin g personal beater. Special. SCIENTISTS Spending Wednesday after· Isola Taylor, president. N · 800 so "" •••• Olocount on '''" ' ' •• I property at the house just aThe hwnmt'ng birds and bumble noon with Mrs.. Clayton Allen cook books were rec. eived t. *I1A paid wtthln 10 days. ITUARt•s MODERN 6 rooms and bath Mason CARD OF TH"KS & OB ' h bove tlIe Pomeroy . 0 bees, were Mrs. Wtlliam Will, M'rs. sale. Rugs and gelatm art st . - 11.28 tor so word mm· apartment. Middleport. P · Br 1·dge on old road (\Vatrh lmum. Eaclo •ddoi>Onol wocd '"· WY 2--3121 3 24 tfc ' sun put to naught the !heorles. Charles Fick, Mrs. J0hn FICk' on sale, '.', ·QFFIC< nouns . · for Auction signs.) One Inter· OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. sctenti'ftc' fly;na, Mrs, Raymond Elberfeld, Mrs. The nominating commlttH • .· 01 .., 8:30 A. M. to ~ : oo P. M. Dmty i tee\ one ..oe e.tunt., 8:30 A.. M. t o 12;00 nuOI.\ ! Hat::E and tour roo"lJ turml'h& nationa tractor on s ' 'lh th R B il Mrs Lawrence s 'nlelma Hen rr·s so ""'' Moline tractor on rubber with POMEROY, OHIO (They have, along Wt o er ex a ey, , Florence pencer, TO PLAc< • ed end llllfumished apart· things, Smith, Mrs. Roy Chrisly, and derson and Osie Foiirod repnl't 1 rnoouct.a 12 i tfc plow and disc ""d other too s, m:sULTw ANT AD · ments WY ·!-!>134 · r h0 An insufficient spread of wings. Mrs. John Wickham. ed the following list of De' TRAn.ER LOTS - tree sew· ~~;~:' far~ie~~~ipm~nt, ~~: Real Estate For Sal!_ Business Services Or else the expert'• lying.) Mrs. Clyde Caler! Is a pa- officers which were accept• WY 2 2156 age and water. Brown's !'rail ddl d bridle tient at a Nelsonvllle hospital. and elected: President, Eleano PHONE • er Park !Stale Approved! ne<s, pony sa e an HOUSE FOR SALE on Laurel OR HIRE· Bulldozer. Tree II seems that neither baa been Miss Blanch. Zl_pperick of Boyles; vice president, F lor.· .< hallow well pump, a lot o Clt'ff Road Mrs. Norman E. I F , d al and is! .,_ Ch He! Wy Mine rsville, Ohio, Phone t t bl b ths and trimmmg an remov told Cleveland is v ling >wo. ar- ence Spencer; ..ecretarY., en Card of Th~nks 2-3324. 1 l~ Uc ~~~~~~·~ish:,. e~~ve~~l pieces Hysell, WY H 322 · ~ 4 301 P hauling. Free etirnate. L & or theories the scientists hold lea Baum. Woode; treasurer, Nma Rllbtn- k__. l'ltAILER 10•• tor rent, close of old furniture, coal heater, G. Hauling Servtce, RaCllle. Of how to go about it. Delmar Ridenour and son, son; Secretary of Promotion. I I WANT to than my many ~ 3043 WY Z.M86 1 b ... _ "' 8u friends and relati ves lor Ihe to Laundrymal and schools large iron kettle and many FOR ~ALE: Modem ~ room Ph. WI g. or 5 4 6tc , But truly, Ignorance is bliss. Donald, Co urn us we~ Iove~ Oslo Follrod; Seer--, p lovely cards sent me whtle Va lley Lumber & Supply Corn· olher ttems not hsted. h fC"me home in Syracuse. wttb For expert "know-how" they night guest.l of Mr. oy ply, Nina RobinBOnA;Im .~~ t0.3 tf Ed. J. Smit bedroo. s) large util· al can't miss Ridenour. 11 of Spiritual Life, a; .,... hospitalized. Your . ki~dness I pany . Midd:•port. . c Terms: Cash. Sale conducted btath, tSrn, doub{; carport gas SEWlNG MACHINE -WYr;~•• ~ They just fly on, without it. Dr. and Mrs. Roger Grueser retary of Literature and Filiiwas greatly apprecwte · • --RENT _ Nice 6 room bv Bradfo Auction Com- 1 Y roo ' servoces ail makes, .,....,, and family of Logan were re- "·at 10 · n• Isola Taylor·, SecreAnna Yeager. f OH furnoce, fully insulated, w•ll h p roy "" •, ltc apartment. In Pomeroy. 170 rany. Not responsible for acto ., , carpeting, birch cab!· The Fabric S op, ~=·and The humming birds, by theory cent weekend visitoro of Mr. tary of Missions, Nellie Parker. 4 11 5 Mulberry-Av. Private entrance cidents. 5 4 3lc nets. Shade and fruit trees, Authomed Smger Sa Have not sufficient energy, and Mrs. Arthur Orr. Nna Robinson led the pMl I WOULD like to t.• ke lit is WY 2-2575 or at 378 Second-1 1!162- FORD GALAXIE, -000 cOO. srrubbery. Close to school Service. ~ 4 301c To cover any distance. Mr. and M':l'· Edward Ro- gram on "II IS My Son") at opportumly to thank . my SL 4-26lfc verlible, Power steering, auto· and church. ·Very reasonable. best lor less But, since this fact they do not berts and lamtly ol Akron re- Easter program) wtth reading many friends lor ihrtr flow· 11 ·1 1 F-ACRE tobacco b'ase malic transmission. Coolville Grady Craig Syracuse Ohio BREED to the. W' know centiy spent a weekend wtth and drama. 5 4 3to WY Z.21110. ' ' Curtiss Breedmg Se~vlce. e They fly four hundred miles or Mrs. Lillie Otristy. '11te hostess, assisted by her ers, prayers and cards wht~r .fo ;· rent. Share or cash, Syra· 667·6207. I was a patten! m Holm cuse Ohio. Phone WY 2-2297. !l6YS'- 26" bicycle, $25. J. C. 4 2 tic invite comp~~on. i:;."mp,:; so Jesse Tuttle is a medical pa· mother, Mrs. Boyles, served reHospital. Edna Ptckcns ' 4 2 3tp the Curttss U ~ wl L Without the J~ast subsistence. tienl at the Veterans Memorial lreshmenta of sandwiches, pot• . 1 Higgins umbrella tcnl, seeps b 11 vatlab e nw 5 5 11 ' APARTMENTS - 1st and 2nd four , $20. Marlin 22 rine with AUTO SALES other. u s a eed Gold Hospital. to chips and blueberry tart~ , floor, furnished and unfurmsh- sling $30. 20 gauge Winches!breedmg lee. Br dairy sires And bumble bees just can't ex- Recent visitors at the Cur· coffee and tea. The nest meet· In Memory ed. Middleport and N e w er shotgun $IO. Coleman camp Medal plus prnvenrti!led meat lsi, lis Wolf home have been Mr. ing will be May 18 at tile born< IN LOVINGmcmory 0 rour Haven, w. va. WY 2-3261 . stove $!0. These items as 61 Dodge _ _ $895. and . prt , eel $IIIlO 5 All winter long, experts Insist; and Mnl. Lloyd Wolf and fami- of Clara Follro<i and Nln,l mother, France Srltnrider, 5 ~ 6lc good as new. Phone WY Z. Phoenix 4 dr, Sedan. Beauto· beer stres for on~· b;eed8 Upon their scant supplies. iy of Akron, Mr. and Mro. How- Robinson with Isola Taylor lead, 8 .t t o 6''04. ful all wht'te finish. Famous dairy breeds, two But' in between these April ard Wolf and family Ge of Belpre ing the program. who passed aw,,y lh 1r y- w J d 1 dual pul'pose M 5 19'1'1 Sale or Trade_ __ slant 6 cyl. Au\omatic shift an. .. ' rshowers and Mr. and Mn. ne Van Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woodf years ago today. "Y . .. 19.14CYLINDER Ford new m<>- Was $995. tramed, qua\ohed and expeFor To find them worklng in the Meter, Granville. and Conn! Sue of Pomeroy visitTreasured thoughts "' one so CIDER PRESS in working con· tor and clutch, 2 bulls, breed 59 Buick $695 iencedt teec((ht'nct~enc":"s~nd courteflowers, Mr. and Mrs. Denzel Clela~dh ed and assisted their parents , dear, . SH 2_4176 . , I ing age, Hereford Charlalse promp, I · pent Tuesday afternoon wtt M d Mrs CltaJ D Woode 41 5 5 Often bring a silent trar, dtloon. cross. 1 superior grain drill, LeSobre 2 dr, Hard 1'op. Au· . e Call Leland Park- I never a aurprtse. s r. an , , , . cs tomatic shift. This car shows ous servtc . Pho Mr and Mrs Eldon Will of Sy- last Monday evenin« Thoughts return to seen For Sale !-self lift pull type, 2 bottom best of care. Was $995. er, Pomeroy, Olbh;~i Park;• Oh, experts gather an the facts ra~use. . Chuckle FoUrod rl., Pomeroy long passed . plow. 1 field cultivator, cuiti WY Z.2264 hor APh ~' .,15• 01 shoet and shino and sealinl Mrs. James Ridenour and spent 1 lew days with bll fll'dlld Time rolls on, but memon.es ONE New rear bumper fo r valor and I bottom plow for Chester 0 to on8 ,.,..,., • .· Co!rod IUIII Ia t F d Alit's Chalmers "B" tractor. Oh' ' Pho e ~1~ wax. Mrs. Ross Cleland were m mother, Clara Fol aunl s. Ford 3 wheels 15" fo r or . Pltonc SH 2-4656, 4-31H2tp Chester, m, n 4 29 6tp. They know most all about it. iumbus recently and visited Nina Robinson, recently. ----::-::--:--_5_5_1_1c o wheels 16" lor Ford. 1 i Pomeroy, Ohio But, lack of scientific mind, with Mrs. Glenna Hayes who is Mr. and Mrs. Lee Henderso• wheels 14" lor Plymouth, 1 , N o IICe F SI Bulldln , __.. 10 r Don't hamper much God's crea- quite iU at the borne o.I her have recent1y returned home aI• 1 1· ~==-:= winter tread, 1 regu nr tre Real Estate or a e FOR SALE·. 1956 Ford Fa!f l'lelgler B,ull,.,.,..till' kl'-~ lures lind daughter, Mrs. David Cod. ter spending ..,era! month• in A HYMN SING, Sunday . \lay 9, on wheels, 2 wheels 15". for w bomes """ at Freedom (;ospel ~!iS<ion I lord pickup, 2 wheels 16'' lor ~'OR SALE: ~ room bouse, lane, gnod tires, car in fi~e storm, windowt, alum- Alld therefore, do without lt. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gaul Florida. o ld K bs Rev Grt'f f·tl' ! od 1· condt'lt'on, automat1·c transm" e .d. ~-u GuJ Ne'~ Boyne McCarrah quietly celebrated thetr 58th Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D. Wnode at na no 'I· · rcl't'val · · Ford pickup, two go ln ...., ,.c c tres bath, basement. Gas furnace, · n. Also !953 Fordomatic urn St .mg · Ohio wedding anniversary recently. spent several days lalt week snn~ 1ea der. " 50 600 - 650xl6. M. . arr, fireplace. Priced for quick 110 I Racme "' l' Ph transmt'sst'on and t9a3 Ford er, • ' 29 He Mrs. Lawrence Smith mited with her mother, Mrt. J, B. 12 storo.ng at 7·30 . P.· m. C"· Long Bottom, Ohio. one sale. Phone 773·5611, Mason, A SINNER REBORN . 1 6 cyi radiator 4 miles out A th ldl Monday Veterans Hospital and 8mner 1ong e wor y way 'th A at the cVf•ni ng. Rev Gnfftlh prean 667·6275. > 3 6tp w. va. 4 16 tic · · N 1 Holzer hospital Hayes the InClair Woode home ID inr. Su nd"Y· May 16. is Coun - SINGER SLANT NEEDLE, z ig Leading Creek road, from HEATING, P!ambln«, Muller had trod, wt very e son, at. 'y-w de Ctass mcetmg . Okey ! za e ui ped to buttonhole, I FOil SALE : 8 room duplex Route 7. Robert Vance, Route FurDaces. Arnold Brothers, Till sin had closed all patht! ex· P~meroy. Ah•llt, leader. PubliC IS tn· l:n~d b~ni applique embroid· house in Middleport. On cor- I, Mddleport, Ohio. 43012lp 118 Eallt MaiD Street, Pomcept towards God, Mabel Swartz ol Athens (' 5 ,i;cd._ ~:c_ fancy' design. 'Pay off ner lot Double ga. rage. Cin· oroy. Ph- WY z..M48, · · · · · · · And entermg' through Salva· vlslled Mr. and Mrs. Paul 1be Rambler 7 20 tic . , Buckley and · famU, 1B1t week. LOSE c<"EIGHT salely with balance .dne .B payments $6.00 der block outbuildmg, two World Standard ol Compad lton_s open door, , The Buckley~ also visited reia: Oex·A-Diet tablets. Only 9llc each. w· y ·.J:!Ii75. 4 30 5tc baths. SH 2 411>. Told tha redemplton story o or last 5 3tc Eu<DeAUCilONEEB · , lves II Athetll Clllt da7 · 5 at Stark'~ Drug Sto SWEEPER • --c-=-:-c-,---:-- -- - _... ..and 0 er. 0 w···. 3 re12 lilltc EL•'CTROL.UX ~ L . fill ear room, rtdo ..., Complete Servict ..,., complete w1th 7 attach ments. ROOM brick home, J batbo farmance, SmaD car e<ouomy Crill Bradford At}'IUM\IBILE tnsUraoce been Pay balance due 117.90 or rooms, finished aUic and and mualdWIJ Write, Prone or Contact "I groped In darkness, misery u s PUIUlHASES cancelled? l.ost your opera $1.50 week. WY 2-2575. basement. Out ol htgb water. See · A. c. BRADFORD and woe, EASTER IIERVICE TOBACCO lor't bcenseT eau WY 2--:!11116 4 30 ~lc Central heating, priced for ~tropolllllll Moton Racine, Obio No light to show the pathway The Methodist Church was lZMIR, Turkey <UP() _ AJII. · k sal Phone WY Hll6 tl I would go; beautifully decorated lor the II ... PORT.'" BLE.. zt·g zag qutc e. · E. "'·tn Street, Pome.... i 1 c '- -------cd - -~-• SINGQR L F ""' •• , Bereft of friends and loved 011es, Sunrise service held at 6:30 1. erican cigarette man·"-"'-··ero """"w 2 equipped Balance due $19.65. or WY 2· 205. Charles · Pllooe WY ~~ · Th' purehased 157,333,1100 poundo Wante - WY 2-25l5. 4 30 5tc Wildermuth. 4 13 tfc 4 Z2 tic BULLDOZER WORK wanted. ali hope gonem. Easter mommg. lB I lob fro Turkey ht ONE USED Baby Stroller anrl , PLANTS for sale sweet plota-1 ~'OR SALE-Mlddleoort:S lBIJ. Small dozer; Back • liliinS, No faith, no strength, no will to service was In charge ol Mr. ~chaC:Out :.11 of the COUJio used playpen. Phone WI 9· · ' est build'~ toeated 352 N 1957 !ULLMAN, 4 door, lor· farm ponds and cutting dr1veotruggie on. Delbert Doiso~ of. r:rason who try' roduction. toes, 00c per hundred. To"""' 'ddl gave a very msJlll1ll8 aermon. -_•_ __:_P_ _ __ __ 3464. 5 3tc d Second Street, Middleport e1gn compact car. good condi- ways m. Cheap rates. Mi edi ~~loh:;!.~~b~:gpep,er~~ ~;g Priced for quick .ale. JD. !ton. $250 oo. Phone WY 2 port, WY z-2208. "But as the ohadow eloser Music was by the aboir of Ia ... Billy end JenDie Wanted To Rent quire at Obio Hotel ~ 17 tfc 4 26 tote 'round me drew, of the Methodist church. This E t eek el Mr 2418. plant. hroccol i, brusse 1s -- A faintly gleaming light a!)- was a union service and attend- andBBMrer Georwg• B , __ ln-. - --rl -G PJamb'•• and M ,..._.,.. s • ,_,_ WANTED to rem in Middleport sp routs and cauli0 ower, 1,.• c Ka rueter, ... peared and grew, ed by people of tile eu...... 1 ded IUIII ~s Josepb :r :~~=~\~~s~~";:"30 ;a~~ doz. Al so l sha llow well ;r___ LI D- J,~o Insurance Healing And sa It brighter grew, a crosa and Baptist ~· FoB~ ~ jr Newbo~ N Y. pump, 3 eleclric hot water fl,,lf;RIU 111\141'1'~· AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Mlnerovllle, Ohio appeared ing the HI'Vlce the Methodllt carotl, '' Bemhm personneL Call 423-91!44, Bel· \anks, refri gerators. gas cancelled• Lost yoU! operaEnd your sewer trouble• A blood-stained m>ss I once Jadiel eerved an Easter break· IUIII Mr. and Mrs. . 22 1 pre, Dhio. 4- · Ztc stoves and sink cabinets, fur- INCOME PROPERTY - Con· tor's ltcense: Cali WY Z.2956 We have all WI had known, but feared. last to the congregation In the ~Mt.~~:~ ntlure anrl disheo B. F. sisting of 5 • room modern 615tfc Sewer Machine• church dinin8 room which waa r. Help Wanted llo:mi, M:~son, W Va. house with bath, basement, Reasonable Reteo ""A8 Ji ht and bade 8U highly enjoyed by all and children, John Ervin, Joyce 1;;;...-=====-......-=-.1 and garage; three other 4- I'HUTO Copying semce. Cop- Call WY Z.%974 Day or Nlgbt g1 d cro~s OFFICERS METiNcJ Ann and Jimmie of Charleston GRILL COOK wanted at once room apartments, eacb with les made ol legal papers, 7 28 tic A g':u:":imep;~ended on Mayor WUUam Kelly, Mar- were guests ol Mn. Flber'l 1111" Crow's Steak Housel 30 3tc garages. An properties have birtll rocords aod elmost any PAINTING, Interior and exter my heart ' shan, Sammy Anderson IJid [!e. enl!!, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. KeD . l HP Brigs• & trardwood floors and gas heat- other dncuments. P ior Roof work of all kinds. Great waves of mercy 'round corder James M. Crump at· ~:·Add! M Kight Mr IUIII LADY TO live in. Housework St<~tton Engin• 1 ing. Total present income Reuter lnlarance, 0~":3c Phone VI 3-2700. 4-31).121]1 me aeemed to roll, tended tht olficera meeting In Mnl. Georg: A.c ~ IUIII. I and care for > boys. Call GARDEN PRIDE $2000 .00 yearly. Theso rentti 8 BULLDOZER work. Equipped And peace, Uke 1 benediction, Pt. Pleasant WednesdaY evening son of Huntington apent Euler ~a::.l~~:~~.e Oh~ester ROTARY MOWERS R~~~[' F~c~~fi:OME _ 70 ac- GUARANTEED. r_enewable for wtlh wtneh. Big or mta11 jobs. filled my soul. at the Court House IUIII. laws with Mr. IUIII Mro. William I tic 46.97 r life hru,pttahzattOn. Issued Can <t•ytime, WI f-3151, "Take up thy Crou!~ I heard pallsed by the .recent lte8!10n ol Mc"-:nht, 4 21 Open Mon .-Sat. Tll9 Pr.l I res with 25 acres or more fo t all ages Pbooe WY Ul66 I the Savi the State Legllllalure wert el· '"""'' ' I cultivation, balance pasture a ' · Evenings W ,.....,.. or say, · 1- Mrs Earl Fields wu II Ga> I ••.•~;,!, C,:·~s.:.!~••,!:~·:,.. !:.POMEROY and timber. Good 1 • room 2 18 Uc 4 30 30tc For when I bore mine on that plalned by the proaecutmg a llpoUa. recently. !,;.:r.~ s::~~&m~~enAd;::p':;::.\":~ Jec~w. Caney, I frame home with bath, fireI EXPERIENCED dressmakfateful day - . torney. NEWS N<n'E8 c. c. Shaeffer of verona, Ohio . ~•'"' """' "'"""" ...."'"" PH'"o'~£' place, 2 chimneys, front and Marine Supp ies 1ng, alterations. Phone WY Z. In shame ualllr Qllftlll!rHIIr} FREE lnforma ruggedand hill.suffermg up that Mr. and Mn. Pear1 wayne was a recent gueot of Mr. llld. ' '' 1 ~.aa..J:".,.f~l'1n~me~~ ~::1!~~·~ WY 2-2181 back porches, good outcellar, OUTBOARD, & horsepower ~y. 2276. 4--H-30lc B was my pledge to share each Blake were busine&ll visitors at Mn. Georle Lerner. _. A._ tgood barn, hog house, hen inrude, cheap. Call Cool~llie AIR CONDITIONING Refrtger- earthly ill." New Haven Friday lllOl'llinll· Miao Helen ...~~ter"'~ ~,.S:.::\"' ,:~•..!:11-o..':~m"" DON'T PUMP you sluggish sep. house and crib. Loiated on 985.2325 or see Ever Gtlhlan, ation service. Jack'l RellllGuesll ol Mr. and Mra. Jamee lmnbus speutber-~"'"'..._, JleD. tic tank. Get Klean-Em-All blaiktnp road , 7 miles from Chester, 5 4 fitp eration, New Haven, Phone '"!bough rough the way, yet McKnight during Easter week end with ......,.. .... septic lank cleaner. Land· Pomeroy. 4 1 ltc IIIII famll Mr ry JenkinJ, 1 ·· For Rent 7· Bureau. RIVER IIIGi.IWAY """""AGETU ~ firm and strnng I ltand, were their aon y, ' uAWDiller apent . FariL 4 -ROOM furnished apartmenl "lark ""'' farm Machinery and Mn George McKDlsbt ...... ~-~ ' In Middleport. SH 2-1175 2 18 tic 4 • rooms on State Route 338 EXPERIENCED My Qoosa made light by the · o1 Ber8 ' Easter iD Mason with relativeiJ' ·, 5 ''!• - - with electricity and drilled FOR SALE: David Bradley 5 toucil of the Master's hand; Sharon llld 'l'cmml en- '"--Helen Jenkins IJid Beto •' GOLF clubs for sale. 6 irons B o1 I found Hf fleld N J ........, ::::=====~=~ . h well. This properly In sight H. P. garden tractor, cleat E Y way I croes, e, • ' ' T Slane bad ty lteRy lltended Sunrill IIIII 1 FtJRNISHED ROOM for rent. and 2 woods and all enl er of new Racine Dame. $4500.00 tires, wheel weights, reAUTOMOBIL lull and free, Mr. IUIII Mra. W. ' vices at Mason Easter. MaiD' St., Pomeroy. $5 .00 a bag, male, nght handed, Immediately available. verse cultivators, tooth barWben my Lord found death u gueltl ~ }lr. ~tu!:~ Rev. ZlnD of LaCrolll, Wla:' week. Call WY 2-5293. _$4 5. _c~u \VY 2·2836 · _4·2Gtlc c. c. Cuckler, REALTOR row. All lor 200.00. Contact on one, II Calvary. David Bale! ._ Mr wu 1n Hartford ..-tJy call==:-:-;====5-c-4_ tfc I! ROOM HOUSE and 3 lots In ' BOX 219 WY Z.S8311 Lynn Hart, Racine Food MarAND ~:~-·llld 'Nick)' ::;:_memlleR ol the Bepllll 7' ROOM BRICK House, redec- p19~~·Dodroy, out ocfomhi~eth cwaratelrn.l POMEROY, omo ket. WI 9-3342. 5 ~ 4tc B!IOR1' FILUI:IUI '.tid Merrily ·-· ........ Jo of Galpat!-' orated large corner lot ncar ~ ge . 6 4 Sto rG t NEW TExAS BRAG """ _..,.Hartford Mr O'neill Qolllla Itt a ""' 1150 ·00 · FOR SALi:Ailmodem brick· Employment Wanted Mldd~port schools. Contact very11 good2 conditmn. ::":tr~ ~WelD end Mr: at tile Veler8D1 Memorial 11D1t . WY 2'ot56. after 4 p. m. week ~~ wv_ -65_24 · ~429 61 ' rrame 3 bedroom ranch style CENTER, Tex. (UPI- - One IJid Mrs George Jamtt11 and pllal In POIIllfoy. ,_. \ days or weekends. Could write METAL BED and coil springs home on Chester RoaL, near WIDOW WOULD like 3 or 4 of tile newest Telllll Lrap Is a · , P. 0. Box 246, Middleport. for sale, cheap. Phone WY Z. State Highway Garage. 100 1 days work a weeK. Lorena WY 2-2141 _...,, o , 7fklot.ldch water oalt tree that ... 5 4 6tc 3953. 4 29 6lc _ 400 lot. Several finandng plans snyder, WY WJ61. . foresten contend is the ~est I . . . . SCHOOl , I J,!ODERN two bedroom dwell- ARTIFICIAL flowers and \onra- available to qualified person. 5 3 6tc Logan Fire and llaiCJ ~ lmolm of Its kind In tile natton. I , ing with full ba~ent and to plants. Pearl Parker, Lau· Phone WY :1-533'1. ~ 13 lie 1 WILL babysit any time at my menl, Sales and Service, P~ ~~=~":":rt~:~ I HOW DO YOU DP.ICif 'fO~Ift A - Cll'll , gas furance. N1ce, locatoon. rei Cliff, RL 124._ > 4 3tc FOR SALE 3 bedroom ranch home 1 ~m 18, married and eroy. AU typel, pi llzee of fr~ the ~ Fomt Service I A OIMMCIIM011111CIIutl·l i For Information ca.l WY Z. 8 FT. TYLER double - duty style brick • Irame home on an expertence • babysitter. lire elllngnisbet'l, ~ Ill. 5 lnb ehalf ol"the Amerlean For' .W ~It',...,231~. 4 30 6tc service meat case, complete Chester Road. near Stale WY 2--3026. t-24-12tc tin~s, ~· .~ estry Association Big Tree pre"ii,illi .. ~ . . . . ' : FUNISHED 3 roolllS, on ground w1th mezzamne shelf and .set Htghway Garage. 100 x 400 lot Uvestock Dw1ght Logan,~,DlatribatDr oervatlon [II'OII'&m. 'l1te tree, ; flljOr. s. Front St., Middle· of display trays. A-1 cond1hon. fireplace. storm windows, Phone WY : ~lip which repoitedly Crt" from an 4 14 . jlo!t. Call WY 2-5141. Looks like new. Ftrt 300 doors, patio, tiled bath and Dr. MelviD E:-Doerr, Yeterl& aoorn brought to lihelby Count ,.'f .•. , ~ 4 27 tic takes it. Contact Lyrut Hart, kitchen, hardwood ~oors, arian. large and smaU anunaiS. WILSON'S ' tUh, 560 Page froin Mluittllppl !If :a ' " 1· • part. Racine Food Market. WI &- well msulated. Several lmanc·l128 Washtngton St., Raven-. St., Middl~aporlr~ Ohio. Care has clrcumferenct r1. 24\i . ~ . 3 r::"~ • M'd- 3342. 3 5 4tc ing plans available to quali· wood, W. Va. Phone 2'11H27\. vacuumed. WY 2-3715. feet~ a CI'OWII apread e1100 ' 12 S. 51 leVt'D .,Ph I PIGS I le Phone Coolville lied. Phone Pomeroy, WY z. Office hours, DaUy 4 to 6 p. . •.., ..,._ lfet . dleport, four coup · one or sa · ' 5337 S 4 tic 1 26 liC ........,.. ' WY M435. ~ :14 liC 667-8257. 5 4 3tp · m. ... "'" ·· _,., . Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS ..,,_ .... """ THE POET'S CORNER Th": '"". pomerO" · M f or (O • I @) I i 8::re I I I to ----:-=---- 8Iaettna· rs I By RICK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD IUPI) _ From dawr until bedtime Monday, television h'd one of lilt moll lpectacular days ever: Five hours and 15 minutes of newa broadcasts that used the new trapsat lanllc satellite Ear 1y Bird, plus a color documentary in which MeUna Meroourl guided a tour of Greece. There was also · something cal 1e d "Lome Greene's American West," a 110-Calied "musical documentary" about pioneer days, but the less said about that the belter. In abort, there were aeven houro and 15 minutes of special or near-special network broadeastlng Monday, a diet which would be sublcribed to in full only by fools or critica (don't lay I never gave you Illy ammunition), but a least lor the oeiective viewer. II began when NBC - TV's morning "Today" ohow, on the lirat full day that Early Bird was available I or general use, presented a tw<>hour brnadcaat originating In ..ondon , Iwith Hugh Downs as 111 outdoor anchorman), Paris, Rome, Amsterdam, The Hague 111d Wisblnilon. 'lbla. wu a really splendid !ll'ogrim, an ideal start. It beran with a brief live measage in ElJiliah from Pope Paul at bll cieU. The remainder ol tha tel~ had prlmarUJ outdoor orlllnallons and, In lhll regard, 11• beautifully orpnlzed Ill project the buic Hartford luesta Mr 0 r..e:er 20" SABRE TILLER 9?·8; I 1 , . I A..... 'I 1-...,,......,...,.....,..,..,.....,....--' u.- -- r::· Wheel Alignnlent a· k Senke Blaeftnars ad YOu DIDN'TJ. .•• RIG1I tr! J ·, -.•.- : ' ' :.· ranne':, 1----1 now'na, - ME !! VETOLDME TH' NElO' TIME SNUFFY DAILY CROSSWORD ONI Ofl US GOT TO t.UC& Dlt,MAN, - ••cr• Mr. and Mro. C. E. Wootle were Sunday dinner guests her sister, •t.r. and Mn. nard Bohr of ; beater. Bahrs' son, Mr. and Mrs. Bohr and I>J"i.•y of Mlll't'.H pori were ai•< guesla to1 home. The dinctt was iD b·"'"' of the blrlhd. y~ of Mrs. ·~ E Woode and ~a;b Bahr. JIOJI81.- ·-· ,....,-· u.-.·---af-:a.-· . ... A Eye- 2LTGnnl lllot liZ. lpollk oolloq. Z.I.ulter 28.8lll&li21.Japr I flllt 28.Coana ..H.. IJASOI.IN! AI.LIY '-""IW 211.-ut. fooot: .... 118.1'111 IT.ReeulNi 18.Pc ., •• to...,. &017 Ill I I ... DOWA r,I tbt,., 1.~ '-To phr (1,- I DA!Ll' CDPl'OqtJCn'B - Jlelnllow .. wwk th r AXTDLB.A..A.XB II LO•o•BLLOW Onelotltrorllotpi.J-IIoraaolllor, latltlo-11 A t.IIIHII IJ., X to. U. lwl> 0'., tile, 111q1o lottera, apoo. liar tile lrophleo, tile IID&U& IOd bmatlon ot U . - ..,.. all hlnto. ) - h day liMo--.,..-- AO:JSI&Mq '3 K -~ : OPBB !'ILXIRit tcaxaw X!'B X B:XIt DB PTQ LOPL •••11: TJLO• axaw OPWD.-BilKIIII:BB Y. I t6l7'1 OIIJ 1 patlf HI: WHO SIRlKal 'l!l.altllllltlt :UC. 1!'0 or&ER8 ll IDWII' W aatTD1U1.L C'U.tlDIAJf - ·-..- nieu iotat ·. the weekend he~ with hla By Evelyn Brekl.. Iller, Ill. and Mrs. Way Clark people-to-people potential 1 n d Mr. and Mrs. Carl Barnbfll and lamlly end attended the fun. " lm[IOrl!lnce of f;arly Bird 1 and daughter, Ruth AM, wenl ere! of ber UJK'Ie, Mr. llarvey though( all "Today" hands 'did to Akron Fridsy on bo•llleu Butcher, • Parkeroburg S.tur-1 well but I particularly admired and while there visited her sis- day. ' '1hMtotnj and also Aline Saarinen ler, Mra. Ada Swank and 100 Mr. and Mrs. Oden ·•• at the Roman Forum. The Par· and .returned home Saturday · of Athens, Mro. Charlea 11 aequences Included a street eventng. of Apple Grove. W. Va., fashion show and Yves Mon- Mr. ~nd Mrs. Fon Halsey od Mr. and Mt's. ~I Barmlll,j land reading a Hemingway pas daughter, Mr. and Mrs Ever- local, were SuMay guests oage about the city 011 8 ba~ e•· Walson att~nded the funeral Mrs. Mary Barnhill and Jofrs cony. of Mr. Halaey • brother-in-law, Mary Busby. Alter "Today," CBS • TV's C. W. Jaccaud, at the Brown Mr. and Mrs. John Hav'l morning newa with Mike Wal- and Bennett FW!eral home in Chester were Saturday (U ••• lace used Early Bird And so Delaware Tuesday. of Mr. and llrs. ~ 011 Halll'f. did CBS-TV's Londo~ . Paris- Mrs. Loutoe Barnes, and Mr. ~nd Mrs. Dan Livlru!•<'ml Washington-New York "Town daughter.. Dawn, of Columbus of Clnclwtall llpeul I wettken4j Meeting of the World'' IUIII Mn. Gary West end son, here wllh their daup.te.·. MI. of Little Hocking were and Mrs. Ke.1~ 'l'Jiert and i a bout Viel Nam, which ill- Jeff, son Monday pella of Mrs. Marga- children. · eluded Barry Goldwater Dean Rusk, and was aired lng tile day and repeated night. And so did ail the ev• nlng news reports. And so did L~voll'o tatrw an NBC·TV prime-llmt half- G. Pt....,. l.i'lt.ltfbour show with reporters lG.Pron.London and New York. 1LFeoale4 AJ lor that NBC-TV L o r lZ.Weuel Greene special and the ABC.TV 14. Article l~Narcotle Mercourl hour, which were 18, Ji'llamonta at the 18me time, the dlll•er-1 18. HUilc DOle ence wu that Mercourt is li.Sporkl IIUliiOY 20. $lair 20.i:ftllve clal and Greene Isn't. SOCiety • Nt es --===:::-:==: 6000 liME 11m AT TilE ell.' •DAJft' HiLL PllfiP{ FAIU/t • S:;t:17"3·~ Soetety News IIi useo 10 HA'IE A~T'T'/ CL&ao: ":s. ,',. the-bolM . t ... • 1 'd I ¥rs. . 1• 1 \ '\. l a.r- ' ,, :. .. , \ I ret Russell and mottoer, '=:~:1 Hahr. Mr. md Mr,. c 8ahr of Alllel!l ~.t~ja;all.ed -- ·-- '7 ~ WJEH RADIO W M P0 Radl•o ,\, G:OO 6:11'> 1:20 •·211 .: 1:30 1:57 7:00 730 : 7:3$ 7:3S bra l"rrdaJ• ,,6a-OD, N"" Sacred aeart Melp Cl', RFD p 1 DF au ........ arm Country JIDiboree Weather National Nfft Sparta 5:05 Jim Mees Show 8:110 Sundown llertllldl 7:00 Sign Off APRIL LOG 1:00 Sign On &:otJ..15 Musical Clock 7:00 Be StiU and Know 7:0Z.SO Newt 7:45 Ecboel oi Joy 8:110 Ohio VaDey Newa 8:15-30 Mllllcal Clocll 8:55 Commlll!ity News 9·.00 Talk of tbe "'~n ·~· 9:55 Mason County Newa 10:110 Public Service Show • s· On - Newe •' 00 l8JI 1:00 Country Mullc Tlmt I: :I$ Country Jamboree 7 110 Protella,. Hour 7 OA s DaiJ)' Ll&bt :.. porta Lalcltatrlng Bill lllller Show 7:211 Larry lllder111n Show World Newt Ptclt:ens Hardwar~ Show It's Music - Army Communil7 New• (Tuetday-Thurada)') Dairy VeUey lo: Dutton't 12:20 Evans Bulletin Board 7:50 Nm Top Tea Show 12:25 New~ams 8:38 Dally Ll&ht News A 'culture Pro 801 1:45 Baker "'·-•tore Show 15 Mllllcal IDterlude grt 111' ~ -Co1111try Go-Round (Wed.-Auctlon) Frl, Sltow) '1111 Rev . .MerliD Teetl 1:55 Newt Belt t:OO News 1:00 The Jim Mees Show 2:110 Country Go-Round 7:111 BiU liUler Srow 5:30 Sundown Serenade 2:111 Newa Beat t:lll Collet Wltb Janet 1:10 Sip Off S:OO Mkf.Way MatlnM 10:110 Swap 8bop S: 55 Newa Beat 10:11 MGniDI Kedltatillu 7:10 Sip On- ArmJ Hour 4:00 Dlacinl Wltb lloal 10:10· Porlrlitl of a Palrlot 7:511 Newt 4:10 illtercbiDp 10::111 BID t4liJer 8bow 8:110 Bapllsl Layman'a Hour 1:00 Commlllllty N8W1 10:45 Mason Acr· Pram (TUn.) Sunday Show 1:111 Mason Colllll7 N8W1 10:45 Family WOI'Ihlp (Thurs.) t:30 The Bible Speaka To 5:10 World lo: Nat'l News JR:4G A.S.C. Pram (Pita 1:4& SundaJ Sbow li:IO Surteet lloultvard Sbleldl) (Frldayo) '11111 Good 1b 7:10 011 The Air 11;00 Newa Congreuman'• Re[llll'l 11:00 TIDy'a Cotrn117 Junctta SundaJ Show 1:00 Oa 11:41 Tiny'a Country i1Jmn Tho Quiet Hour I:OD-11 Clock 'l'lmt Newt 7:01 Be StiU lo: KDow U:OO Cemeal Block N8WI 'lbe Chrlatlan'l Hour 7:0W0 Ntwl 12:10 Goali41"a Guell Star 12:311 The Rev. MerliD Teell 7:30 Clutt ' a.ew b:M L1rrJ An~mron 8bo1r 1:00 'l'h• Rev. R G. llelrlrt 7:45 Flnl illpllll Cbureh S:OO Jim lien 8bo1r 1:30 'lbe Rev. Sfl8l Bllbtpa I:OD Ohio V.U., N1111 4:11 BJaeltnar Aulo Shlnr 2:00 'lbe Rev, Andrew ~:j_;a:!Nfl World N... ('l'llltl-'l'hllr.) 2:41 '1111 Rev. RoiCilll 1 1:10 m,b 1\lbDel Hit Parade ~,. N8W1 (~.Real) S:H Tbt lkmdiJ llbo1nlaN lloq 6 ltGr7 'l'lml 4:40 Jim MMI lhew 1:00 Tbt &imdon ..._.. '1'111 lltldlli Key 1:111 lr HAROLII GRAY · -·- II: 15 II :30 n:4& 12:110 12:20 12:25 IJ:IO M111icat Interlude Republican LegislatuN walter Moeller Local 1o: Ohio News Evans Bulletin Board News-Q.Gr811Ul Garden Club Saturday Matinee Alternate Saturday• 1:55 Newt Beat 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2:55 News Beat S:OO Saturday Mallnet 1:55 News Beat ~:flO Dloclng With 0oa ~:SO Top Tan Revue 5:00 Saturday Nawa IWporl 5:1$ Dinner M111icalt 5:10 Commtmity Otolrl 7:00 011 'l1le Air s.day 7:59 Sign 0u 8:00 The Singing Preacher 8:15 News Report 8:30 Otureh of Cbrlst 1:00 M111ical Interlude 10:10 F1nt Bap111t Churcll 11:30 Otlldteil'a Cbapel 11:41 SIIIICiq Hen Sprlll 12:00 News 11epctrt 12:15 Eplaeopal Cllllrda 1:0D Cl1llreh of God . 1:10 Gcrlpel Cl1l 2:00 Old FolD Hour S:OO M 1111 Paradl S:IO Nen 8 R• S:ll 1110 1111 Parlldl 1:116 Newa 4:00 feD llll Parldt 4:10 Newa Re!!llinet! 4:32 M 811 Parade 4:116 Ne111 1:110 QIJ Ogmm!uiuM' lllp. 1:15 llfll Pit Pll'ldl N~m~-----J..!7:!!111~111_!~0fi!,_____~~D-~~~'~ll~IIII~IA8lllalln~~~~7:~00~0ff~'1111 Air ~~ I'LL 8' C5EII'I~ ~~ �'. :. ~~~~~~~~~o-~ . M~aY!_1s5,. 1199~as l c.D. Pages " Mrs. Pearl VanCooney a nd • •• family. VanCooney has just r.. ISiftng cently returned to the state following a 14- month tour of · duty In Okinawa and Japan. Victor Grim Is a medical pa- Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Page tient at Meigs General HospiL- (former Pauline Tuckerman) ·MP, Cbarle Searle 1 em- •al are guests of her father, Mr. ployed In Columbus by the New Mrs. C. E. Burdette a n d Rue Tuckerlll;Jn. He. York Central Railroad . He for- c~ . 'tt=\.1 ·" w1'th rettred completmg ,uar Ies Burdette VISI ea · after lh Air Corps Th merly was emploved in the Hob- her Lrother, Lawrf'llce Milhnnn, hy rsbm e .d. 1 th. eyst · f . ave een rest mg or e pa aon Yards but was trans er- Monday evemng at Holzer H o~ th · L b' N th AI red. He spent the weekend at pJI&I. . ree years In y Ja, or . h . M'ddl 'lh . rJCa. . hIS orne In 1 t eport w1 . 1 Mrs. Searles. rellrrning ro Co- i Mr. and Mrs. John L Y0 n s Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Page 1 lumbus Tuesday. · arod son, Bernard, were m co- and Miss Norma Sullivan of Mrs. Mike Flechtner of Co-l lumbus Sunday where they were Pomt Pleosant, W. Va ., were lumbus, spent the weekend w ith ~ guel Jf Mr. and Mr: R. C. dinner guests of Mr. Tuckerher mother, Mrs. Hattie Smith. Me~dows, former Middleport man in Gallipolis and Monday Miss Mary Ann Case and reJudents, and Mr. and Mrs. the Pages and Mr. Tuckerman Frederick Case of Parkersburg. Tim Swan and children. were dmner guests of Miss Su~ 1 W. Va. visited Sunday w 1t h, Weekend .guests of Mrs. Cia- !ivan in Point PJeasant. · c.Miss Frieda Faehnle. i ra Murray mctu~ed her son and . .. . : Mrs. James Brewmglon was ' family, Mr and Mrs. Charles . Followmg . a VISit wtth rela:· the guest of her daughter Sun-[ Murray of Point Pleasant, W. lives and fnends here Mr. and · dra at the Mav Dav ceremun- Va. and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Mrs. Page plan to resde m les 'at Rio Gra~de College Sai- l Murray of Wheeling. two sis- Ft. Meyers, Fla. wher~ they arday. Miss Brewington took ters . Mrs. George Steinard of have made plans to budd a part in the Maypole dance . Sun-: Magadore, Ohio. and Mrs. How- home there. day Mr. and Mr. Brewington[ard Pool of Stowe. Oh1o; and ---attended church ervice at the a nephew Mr. •nd Mrs. Ross ANDREWS ENIJSTS Calvary Baptist Church aJ Rio Misner of ~kron. James R. Andrews, 20, son 1 . Grande when their daughter. ' Petty Officer <3 i Don Roach, of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence An. Sandro. presented a voeal solo f~· recemly ~pent a ten - day drews, 111 Eb<nezer Street, L-C Robert Van Cooney r<' eave With ht parent, Mr. and Pomeroy, has enlisted in I he turned to his base at Cherrv Mr. Don Roach before report- Air Force and is presently unPoint. N. C. after spendin g ~ ! mg for duty with U. S. Coal dergoing six weeks of basic leave with his pa rents. Mr. and : Guard at Sault Ste Mane, MICh. training at Lockland .~FB. San He had JUst completed 8 momns Antonio Texas Jarnea Is a of pecial medical training, In- 1004 g/aduate ·of Pomeroy eluding 8 month at the avy [High school. . medca1 center, Great Lake, - - - :.::__ _ _ _ __ Are V /n Middleport A~ound And About Middleport .,,., li " • ELBER. F ELDS Rememlier Mother's Day .•• Sunday, May 9th -Y Thv....., ~ilcl w.k . d•r 9 .to .~,. lltvnlaya 9 to 9, only the look _ i6 expensive Marine teps See our beautiful selection of Peignoir Sets, full lengtb American States Vote for •' F • DR Peace Keep1n~ orce m Gowns, Waltz length Gowns, Shifts, long Pajamas, Baby Doll Pajamas, Sleep SANTO DOMINGO (U d- Communist-led rebels ~~~;~~:~du~mped the body of a ead U. S. Marine on the of the Ambassador Hotel In an apparent demof the terror tactic• they plan to use against IAtllleJricltn military forces here. Coats, Slips, Dusters and '.' ' Ill and 2 mu1ths at the U. ~ . I Cct:st Gu!:!rd A~?ademy, Lt •ndon, Connecjcut. Mr. TONIGHT FRIDAY ond SATURDAY May 7·8 "MAIL ORDER BRIDE" (Tt'chmcolor) Buddy Ebsen. Keir Dullea Lois Nl!'ttleton. · "APACHE RIFLES" (Techniro tor) Audie Murphy, L.i.nd a Law son. Mic~ael Dan te SUN .-MON.- TUES. May 9.: o.n "FATHER GOOSE" Cary Grant :-~nd Mrs. ~'v·lhun~e!~~c;~~:: <'f C and Pfc. and Mr. Roger Fink allCI son, Jef' Cary Grant Grace Kelly "TO CATCH A THIEF" FOR MOTHER'S DAY ••• GIVE HER LUGGAGE Freeloading Brass Take BroadSI'de I of Radcliffe, Ky. spent the wee,K- 11 <Tecbnicolor) end with their parents, Mr. and - andMrs. Owen Fink and family. Robert Hutton Mr. Lawrence Hartinger "THE SECRET DOOR" spent the weekend at the home Thur.-Frl. May lt-7 of her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Garland Lanier of "HOW TO MARRY A FRENCH DISH" Grande. She stayed with I he fam ily while Mrs. Lanier ' -andmother's weekend at Ohio Mai Zetterling, Virginia Maskell and ' versity in Athens with her Peter Sellers in ~ons, Brian and Norman 1 1 1 a:&MIWAttiTSU!A ra '!hie OU] toll c:n-for .birtwUe lif Tooi 1odol willl .,... - - . ........ - dorip-for~ ... . . . ..,..{ ...... 1001 »o..' -.F--• ,..,...... - • - .., ,........ *ill Beacon School Points Way For Meigs County Project •••S_ _ _ Beifle,Wuo .. . - ,...._Wf-(1 sa.. •• 20. I "ONLY TWO CAN PLAY" ter. Special Showing U. S. Keds THURSDAy •• FRIDAy-SATURDAy I Come to Elberfelds Ready To Wear Department on the Second Floor for the ideal Mother's Day gifts. A wide selection of women's dresses in all sizes, tailored and dressy blouses, beautiful "Rain or Shine" Coats, cool, comfortable dusters, millinery, matching coordinates - the ideal gifts to please any mother. .....__""""' otrwa" ~-~b... 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YOUR KEDS * 80 Years of Worship Ends Sunday in Church Building 1: Panties. 1 TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN -:.::~: ~~~~y. ;res,: dent of tbe Bolrd of Meigs ~= ~-.eo:.~~;~:~:Jut: WasillDJioa, D, c., with eong. Walter B. Moeller. Sunday, May 9th, will be the final worship service in McElbllay will attend . wltb St. Paul's Lutheran church in Pomeroy. Pomeroy Mavor Charles LeThis closing service will climax some 80 years of wor· gar, two olber vlllace official• ~hip in the present building. There will be a special closing liturgica l service, in which Church Counct1 members WASIHNGTON (UP[) - The Organization of Am- tn Pomeroy, aad poulbly • will participate. It will include the formal carrying out lerican States (OAS) early today voted to send an inter- represeatatlve of Middleport, of the sacramental vessels and other sacred items romIAtllleJriclm peace force to police the revolt-torn Domini- Rep. Moeller bao aaked vll· monly used in the worship Republic. lage ond county officials of bls of the church. a lat~r one at 10:45 a.m., with The vote aproving the joint OAS force was 14 to 5 district "' attend the otsaloa the Sunday School to be held Venezuela abstaining. Opposed to the U. S. resolu- to lala mare lalonnstloo on The next day the dismantel- at 9:30 a.m. These sister conwere Chile, Mexico, Uruguay, Ecuador and Peru. the Appalaebla and other ing of the church organ will be- gregations wlll meet together as The votes against the amended measure were ex- lederal proJP'Ilml. gin. 11 will be put into storage one while the new St. Paul's lnected, but Venezuela'• abstention came as a complete "'"'·"'".' .. I . n•~.. .. . .,, "'"1!11 during Lhe mterim while the old Church is bemg· built. The build1" !tf''1'i"'M·~ . . ·~"" but·1d·mg IS· bemg · t8 k d surprise. en own ing work should take from six The resolution provides that the OAS would be in and . the new bu,ldmg put up. to eight months, following the control of the peacekeeping force with power Durmg thiS week also, other ground-breaking ceremonies in when it was furnishings will be removed f?r June. It will be built on the needed on the man u. s. Ioree in the Doministorage. Off1ce equ1pment w11l same property on which the old ,. island can Republic once the OAS has be l.aken to the parsonage to be building now stands. WOI:'\l(S IN Cj:.AY - The :Rev. Richard M!lrtin, president of_tbe Meigs Co. Men- The resolution cailed on mem- determined that Its joint force used there until the new church All members and friends of tal . He~th Assn., works .in clay with students of the Beacon ~hool for Retarded ber governments "' donate is adequate to police the Island. is built. Men of the eongrega- St. Paul's Church are cordially Children, Athens, .during a recent tour.- All photos by Dana V1bberts, courtesy of army, naval, air or pollee The narrow victory came aft10n wilt do most of th" work. invited to attend this final worOhlp Ulliverslty. forces to the OAS to form an ter 1 ~our delay of action by On the following Sunday. St. ship service at 10:30 a.m. sun, inter - American armed force. the OAS. The U. S. proposal WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sen. Paul's congregation will meet day in the old building. It will The force would come under needed exactly If votes to car- Stephen M. Young, D • Ohio, at st. John 's Lutheran Church, be both a sad moment, as the the lnunediate authority under ry - two - thirds of the organ- blasted Pen I a g on officials near Pine Grove, just off Route old passes Into memory, and one the OAS meelinl of conaul- lzation • and that is what was Wednesday lor transporting m1l- 7 near Five Pumts. There will of gladness too, as the new betation, which plana to lltay in finally provided by member na· itary personnel to a 'freeload" be two services of worship at comes a long hoped lor and exoession. lions. at the Masters' GoH Tourna· St. John's, one at H·15 a. m. and peeled reality. The joint Ioree has as Its sole Commanders of the units me~t in Augusta, Ga., last .:.::..=.::~----purpose eooparatlon with the made available in the inter- month at the taxpayers' ex- - " " ' ' ' "· ·· '" OAS In the restoration of peace American force were allked to pense. The USW and the Aluminum 1n the Dominican Republic. work oulllllllllll themselves and He said the reason given for Co. of American JAiroal heAccording lo Ellaworth Bunk· with tbe coJIIIIIiltee of the eon- "this wholesale exodus" of gao talk• on a new contract er. U. S. ambassador to the sultative meetln8 the technical high-marking Army, Navy and OAS, President Johnson h a 1 meaauree necessary lo establish Air Force officers was: ·Trips AprU %8. Scheduled lo meet with the uoion today were "~are even teaching ~secleaned up themselves and raise 1 major portion of the promised to withdraw the 14,000 a unified OAS eommand. to. the Masters tournament .con- bargalnlng teams representiog : ctilktreri lo read," r~porle<\ lltetbeir work ,.area on their own." estimated $7,50111irst year's op• tribute lo morale of mthlary Re oold• Metals Co. Kaiser I k'!~~~ .lllal'llll 'l!l'fttli!e~t The Rev. Mr. Martin !Aiured erating e1penses of tbe school. personnel and also to communY ' · , 4f iii l~s County Mental die 'lleaeoa School 11 part Alter thet Rrst 'Ill/If . the slaf!! tty relations." Aluminum & Chemical Corp. COLUMBU~ (UPI) ,..., Gov. · _; 'lln' 'r,j b \!!~ the _ Olla ~!umlnum and Ormet, J li" . JU!!Jdea :W~day lleallli :AIIociation, after his of tbe Metgo County Menlll and achool district~ will meet 0~ vis~ Monday to the 'Beaeon HeaUb ASioclalioD'I campalp most of the cost." UNITED NA'I'ION~, N. Y. Stevenson in tum aaid he was 810 - 01 i~\;8Wfgs" ilidrl:'n .llae. ~' eoDtracts ! ~~ t~··IWiftSchool ·lor Retarded Children In to organize a ocbool for meu- This counly will be relied up. (UPil - The Seelll'lty Council, "insulated by experience" from stimulated," Young said in a 0::, 1~ ~~~~~~m firm s, x ly on all . fronts to lmp'JernMI Athens. Ially retarded chUduo In Ibis on to meet much of tho remain· its..de:ate on the ~can Fedorenko's 'rich inventory of newsletter w his constituents. :~ut ~£ 750 ' wo:'r:'::' oy~~ ]programs made possible by the "! saw children working In area. Melfi• to the iaot coaoty ing expense. and with this In criSIS eg"'!"!ratmg an ex- discourtesies." The for mer "Perkaps Defense Secretary !ants. ' passage of the $290 mlllion bond clay, weaving potholders - ev- In Ibis part of Ohio lo have mmd, the Meigs County Jay- change of msults, sought today . · (Robert) McNamara would be P JSsue. lo push its consideration of the prestdential candidate . charged well advised if someone told ,., ... ,. "'''' .. ,.,,., "·"·. 0•>0Rhodes said Ohio could exen rugs - and making gift- 10cb a ocbool. cees have bffii assisting in Wrf!P bows which will he sold ''May is Mental Health placement of fund • ral!lng can- problem to a eonclusion: that the Russian was dtsregard- him that this was really squanpect to obtain at toast 100 new Late Wednesday SoVIet Am- mg both the facts and the law dering taxpayers' money. Sugindustri~ because of the passin to,n to help support the Month," he explained, "and istera in stores and otner busihassaclor Nikolai T. Fedorenko m the case. gest it would be more helpful age of tbe industrial financing achool," he said. "And they during this month we must ( Continued on page 2 ) accused U.S. Ambassador ~dlai Althongh debate was in Its to give more thought to contribissue and he directed Develo)>K Stevenson of VOicmg non- fourth day, there was no. 1nd1· uting to the morale of John Q ;rnent Dtrector Fred P. Neuensense simply not 'fitting" a man cation of an early vote m the Public." jschwander to re-form his deof his otature. 11 - nation eouncll. Young said 'hundreds of otpartment's finan~ing commis,The Pomeroy High School 1'111. licers and civiUan officials, in· ~mn to get on Wtlh the Job of - - - -- - -- · Vocal Music department will Mixed Chorus selections eluding scores of generals and new and better jobs to 0 Iii present Its Spring Concert at be "0 Lonely Heart," . admirals" took time off f,·om Thirteen Meigs County resi- , hl~· F . the Junior High auditorium !hill Dusl" and "Go Down the SANTA DOMINGO (UPI - sentatlves of the Organization tbeir burdens at the Pentagon dents, including one from Porn- d ~n.:;:'ce Dtrector !lch10 Fridat at 8 p. m. under dlrec- in' Road," before "A Us forces in blood-bathed San· of American States IOAS). and were flown to Fort Gordon, eroy, have been invited to at- rnareet a.tah wasesentaassJtgn ·· lty toll . C 1 c· G S w1 repr 1vea o1 ton of Mrs. Lucille Swackham- of Sugar," "Chim Chim lo Domingo came und..- repe~t- The total U.S. casua Ga., where they were billeted tend the o umula as ys- Ohio's 107 eommunity improv<'er. Ree," "SUper . eel attack Wednesday night de- stood at 65- four paratroopers, durmg. lour days of the _cham- tern Southeastern Quarter Cen- ment corporations lo set the liThe Boys' Chorus will open Elplaledoclous," spite the conclusion of a new three Marina and 1 881lor p1onsh1p 80H match April IHt lury Club banquet Wednesday, nancing program in motion the program singing "Now It Mary Popplna. John 'finn truce" in the divided killed, and 57 servicemen Sell Colt At ~,010 May 19, at the American Le· Is Time lo Sing," followed by wlll be on lhe druiDS and city. wounded ID a week. He said it cost the taxpayers gion Hall in Lam:aster. the Girls' Chorus with "In Pride Stalnaker the bass. A. u. s. Embasay spoktllllBD $20,000 lo prepare barracks to They are Flo"d E. Spence, the of May," "My Heart Ever said 8 radio station apparently house the generals and other 257 W M . S 'P Faithful," 'Clair De Lone," operated by the Communilt-led lop brass. Civilian guests paid I . am, t, om~oy , .and 'Go Lovely Rose." Patsy rebels exhorted Dominlcam 40 cents each night for rooms ac 'v,e empC?hyeel; acn Bre " 1 •ccompant'st r.... u. will he the ~ Wednesday nigh! to 'kUI and pIus a do11ar or two da'l 1y serv- emp Rt 1oyees R J aresRt .1 8eeg e, "Where E'er You 'Walk" and burn (oreigu Invaders and their ice charge for 'services," in- : : oy ones. · ; ,•nJa'1'1$ ·~ECVTION IS EX· "Sylvia" will be presented nell lad , , , • eluding liquid refreshment. mm N. Salser. Rt. 1; II alter Dave Nelson, Head Football ~ (o res) ita case today in by Terri Fultz, Debra Spencer, :~ · . fir ounded t V. Watterson. Box 205. and Coach of the University of Delllie Dntrd« trial of a Ku 1001 Mary McKenzie, Opal Offut, The Middleport BuslneBS R ampar . e w ~ Charles W. Cornell, Rt. l, all aware, who has perfected the Klanamd lor the Alabama Jemifer Blakeslee, PaIs y Professiona! Women's Club dlo~ A:er~~ : : . aft.. f0 of Racme: Allan C. Brewer, Rt. razzle - dazzle Wing-T. will hiibwaty alaying ol a woman Fultz, Jenrue Evans, Donna meet for dinner at 6:30 p. en~ 1·~ 'IJoml 1 t, and Eb<r H. Carpenter, Rt. 1, top a llst of speakers this week clvll ....... worker Hauck, Donna Crow, Brenda Tuesday, May 18, at the er . ~ lped~.: The pastor and lour members both of Portland ; Dorset E. end at a football coaches clinic IR ~.···llstic.. rl testi- Potts, Susanna Arnold and Pa~ urant with I buslnes8 faciiOIII s • of the Grace Epl!copal Church 0 0 Miller, Box 17, Tuppers Plains; at Ohio State University, .,.. 'a _, expe rtcla Owens. . ter In the social rooms of ap-eement prepared by rep~ in Pomeroy will. attend the list William Potts, Box 78, Syra- Middleport High School Coach lied , ~ Hayneville, A1a., "The Exodus Song," by Gold- Columbua and Southern Ann!IAI Convenllon of the EP1:" cuse; Robert L. Sharp. 180 S. Bob Ashley and Pomeroy High Wedne,dq that a bullet taken Boone· "Po' 01' Lazarus" by Co lllowlng Grand Dragon-Goes copal Diocese of Southern Ohto Fifth Ave. Middleport: and School Coach Charles Chancey from lhJi body of Mrs. Viola John Wor]s, and "~ Old :!:Uo~ of oiflcers In Cincinnati, May 11 IIIII 12. Henry G. Waggoner, Box 274, will leave together Friday after Lltllllo· of DelrOlt came fr~m Hammer," will be presented by take place with Mrs. Rose Rey- In Adanta Votin1 The Convention ts. slated I<> be INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) -Au- Harrisonville. school for sessions that eventhe ""' !If Collle Leroy Wilkins tile Boys' Chorus followed by ld I b of one of the most unporta?t. in . . lod ched led ing. Jr;., ~ with firing t be 'Dear Heart" by the Girls' Cho- ~ ~ u ~I year, ATLANTA tUPI) - Ku Kllll recent years with the parttclpa- ' thonhe~. "ih ~er~v~stlga~ion Similar dinners for long-time osu Coach Woody Hayes will f11io1a tllat kll\ed. the mother of . m c ge: ra. WI • Klan Grand Dragon Calvin lion of the Rt. Rev. John El- !" con moe etr gas company employees are also conduct Jll'id oeminar five. Defellle altorpey Matt MID'· bR ' er, out-gomg preaident, Will Craig lost his bid for a seat In bridge Hines, recently installed mt~ the stabbmg d:;th ~n held in Dov..-, Columbus, Ober- iods. per008 U plix Jr. earlier bad unable eVIews side. . Georgia Legislature WednK-111 the 22nd Presiding Bishop of ,Ohto cattle buyer W ne ay '" lin Mansfield and Toledo. These ID. ablke u., .testimony of FBI Plans for Regatta N':..,~C:S ar;;r~ Pratt, . In a topsy turvy 1pecial e Epl!copal Church in Am- a ~·~~dew~o:!iatively !den· ba~quets are for employees of MHS Alumni Will Informer .Gary 'Jbomatl Rowe, . ~res . . • B_J1 a prllllary election that nominal· erlca. . as !}ale Homer 35 Me- Columbia Gas of Ohio and the w{to aaki'.bl was lD the 'car Pr~nt Ed Fo.ster presld- ;t,~tce president; ed 11 Negroes and threw out Also featured as guest speak- ~led. b g Ohio who Police Ohio Fuel Gas Co. Hold Final Meeting ' with lliree Kl8111men· when ed o+ the business meeting of • Ire-; and lieutenanll of former lep'eflll' er will be The Rev. Dr. Russell anJc~ urk~ . 1 ' the Sky . The Middleport Alumni Asso..i' . IContlnued 011 Page Z) the ~roy Lions Club Wed· Stanley, secrelary. All tionist Gov. MarVIn Grlffln. Chandran, Dean of the Central :~et"-: outs~: the city ~! One of every "' gas co~- elation will hold its fmal meetJira, Ll\1110 wasiiiBill last Mar- pesday ' ln social rooms of the lDf co~ttee cbalrmen are AlnonC . the Nep'OII DOml• Tbeologlcal ScbooliD Banplore, . Ia J T sd P r 'd the pany employees has been With lng Tuesday, May 11, at 7:30 ell'S. ' · ! ~· ~tl!d e!IIIl'Cb following give thetr asnual reports. naled was Julio Bond a pull- Church of South India. All a ill . te ::bay. t" ~::"·' lh Columb1a 25 years or longer. at the high achool . -~,' luncbeon when the club's part · · Uclat for the civil r . liN· member of the Central Commit- ::.m ~ hi':nr."C: was '::.dl; "The performance of these All members are· urged to •I· 1' Cllll:1VELAND - OR,. SAMU-ln the bOat regatta was further Ve.t enu Me-'al dent NM-Vlolent ·Coordlnatlq tee of the World Council of .cut. key people over the years in tend .a• the attendance at thlt 1!,.It !I¥Jl()8l:tl .Plat!ned to discussed: ADM151!10NS -: Comlnltlee. . . Churcbes, he Is conaidered to be ' Police said the nude man serving our customers has been meeting will determine whether IIIMt ~ with IU.':~ttomey, ChiJI'C(r ladlea serving lunch- Collinf!; Middleport, Mae . ODe ol the most knowledge- [• tum b 1e d out of the motel a positive contribution to the or not the annual banquet wm ; r, Lee~~ ol Bostori, to djS: eoJI we,re Mrs. Glatlys Cockier, son, Racine; Florence WeU, BANQUET ,.T .,. . able leaders In Quistendom to- Wednesday morning and fell success of both companies .. be held this year. ~ ~al cOurt order. Mrl. 1!4dllh Lannln& ~nd Mrs. Polllet'OY,; John Duerr, . · The All • Sporlt beDqlltl ,~I day. dead. Allan W. Lundstrom, chairm~n , lllit IJ!nl .,lleck to, !he Ohlo 'l'eo- Cl!lra .Karr. . . r~~G:Sin&ett,Fred Eutem High ~ wlllbeiiD :.·J!':rr~ ~...:- ~ They said they did not know of the boards of the companies, Wl:o\ THF.R ' ~ to .contlilue servq a I.OCAL TEMPS den Hartford J Tutti promptly 81 UD p. ~ Mr and Mra Dale Duloln of how many parsons were in· said in discussin& plans for the Partly elololy and wann wttb ' • a.,. term .for .wlfHiaylllg: 'lh4l •4 - · , In Porne ., 1 .,;,~ BOttom : esse e, eveniJIII. ·8pe0en• ll't ..,.,.._ the. Gr.Ke will lttead volved In the stabbing, but had banquet. c.altered IUDtlenllonr~ t.'lbe U. $. fib Circuli ~ . .....,... ature roy 8 .,..., ; J!:lmer lone-time .lblpa R,llh Issued an all-polnta bulletin lo night aad l'rldlt Ltnr lolllPt ot ~ at Clnclnuati HI bn•b:a• .dlatrlct at 11:1& a. m. Pomeroy; Vlrainla Pkfte, eaae coac:I!, 1 lbt aeulonL . locate a car seen driving away 5HI blp ~ IN6 · Wtdnesday in imler 111 llldai·WUIO degree& under IIlii- land. Veilllrl, pr!Del)ill Iiiii ''iilillille from !he motel late Tueaday SUlT FILED ' • 1 •, ' u. s; Dlitrlcl Coul'l at Dayi llY - · , dindoJ'.at 1111tlalltl~'ICIIc!Ol· ~CAM AIQlESTED 'jnlght. Police said the late mod- Ma1lne Wallace of St. Peters{ ' lbat ll'llltedSI)eppardfnel 'w · • .~08 ~ oll:alllim ·HIP ~Albert Tayl1tr, 2l,Mkl-el Oldsmobile bore the Ohio ~-burg, Fla.• bas flied a partition I'H • ...., ·;, 1111 ~ 01 'lroutldl bli •!\'~STA~ON · -W~ Af'"JSSID~ "':-::;. · J will, bebttilondat' 'lhi~ bitt· been lll'I'Uie4 by 1censeplatenumber:MRtW, of real estate suit In Mfi8s "~ IWI" -~• cOllltllulloiJII rllbta . bail 'been~ - =~~· ,blah !13, ,Mo.~., ~~~··f·,.,, wtlllletten,,,h...,. ...... CGunty Sheriff's de-1 Homer'! clothetl, Ju&iap lnd County Common Pleas court a- Loula Meltliialer'IIJ · 1111111•-'1 . ~~~ le., ay readla& • f9 D~QB$, -... . ~· ~ . A~~epmliatla 011 dl• 1other personal iteDII were Jlllle.plnst Clydelte Ackett, T~le Hie lo .Nitllll•. . . ,.-, ' '· ~ '~ Ol , pqe .l) .. '!lO:a,I.IIJ.' .· ·~litany• .t~:o··dtir; ·.' ·1 • . . • ", · ~ ·- •j,. il~JiiiJ!illie. petce. In&. Terrace, ,Fla.,etal. .. 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