http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8af39da94bf33a3274910572c9b46ab3.pdf b4c7e93af4790fcbe32fc69617d36682 PDF Text Text 't • Bridal Shower Is Given #or Linda Stove 1t'as the scene ror the b~idal thower honoring Miss Lmda Stowe, bride - elect of Bruce McKenzie, of Pomeroy, Fnday night May 14. Games were ptayrd a n d prizes awarded to Donna P~ 1 ~s, Suzanne Winebrenner dnd Lmda Neigler. The door prize went 10 Linda Lipscomb Gifts were placed on a t.able tovered with while. centered "'ith 8 large yellow umbrella with yellow ttnd white streamers rrom the wall to the corners 1o SHfFT~ " .' Choose ~everal cool shlfti from qur colorflll cor. lection, styles for beach, l~lsure ·· and streetwear, solids, prints and plaids. Make your selections now 2.95 to 7.95 , I Day Week end needs at Elborfelds. Dresses and Sports. Select your Memor1o .. r for Women and Girls on tho second floor - Mens and Boys Wear on :ho lot floor - Picnic Supplies and Housewares on the lsi • SPEND THE SUMME~ 1.~ Open Thursday and Every Week Day 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Open Saturday Night Until 9 PM The social room of the S)Taeuse Asbury Methodist church fl~r and don't I THIS YEARS the table. After she opened Women's of •Racine , Mrs. Marjorie Man- gacet Cotlri~l. Mrs. (;Jori~ Mi- l and l ;:~rol, ~tr~. E..vei}TI Stowe . Mrs. Mar11.tu Moore, ! Mi!s MarcJa Karr. Lmda (:lnd Cai-olyn Lipsromh, Patt _, and Su!anne Winf'brenne-r . Barbara-Sprouse. Donn<~ Phelps. P~rn Sylvester, Sha ron Housh. Lmda. Karen and Nolo ,'\!eiglt>r. Sending glfts were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas HendriK, Irene Wise, Ada Slack . Jean A II en, Claudia Miller, Janiet: ~--.anua l , Helen Baer, Alberta <~nd Li nda Hubbard, Sadte 'fhuene1 , Doro-:hf Hartlen, Betty Ash. Wanda of covrst! La" iMI'SI FASHION •• , tudl .,_ iil&ed w.orjng II ""' _ , ¥ougloo Ju.,;., U.b<'""-d appl;q..d """" I .....,_ .... -... pe.,.,..,. I ! - .utlappod br ""' dol bovadclooft. . . bolt. r.. ,.. g~<i ,. r "' vnder. ~ .d•'a •n;.n. ak•JOo J choose from. All sleeve- pil 00')' "' bt<Kk. Select several cool cotton dresses from I Horsecave Pionl'l'rl Y011th Gro11p Meets to dot aod appfique of ..d. i to less. Sizes 30 to 3B. d - wort*- Whfh lkirt • hot days ahead. Many fabrics /;tI our beautiful collection, all easy to 0 • fashion righl stacks and sMrts ~ a wide selection of fabrics and styles , , , oil wmoen lor play and dless weaol • fll'IOI'ed canllno,.al loot llocb or loy willa matching bel~ • Shirts io kmh, looadclollu ...r ginghOOM • • • plaids and solids , , , stripes and checics • • • VCified collar slyl"ong , , , And oil "' om! olllol care fabrics. --------------~ Boys' Short Sleeve Right Sport Shirts $1.95 CHOOSE SMRAL SETS NOW! For The A meeting of the Hor<iecave Pioneers Youth Council was 1eld M;:J.y 19 at the home of Ronnie Holler. Linda Whiff' called the meetIng to order. The Lord 's pray~r was led by John Morrissey and Pat .\1otrissey ted t he Sizes 6 to lB. Solids, checks, plaids, Summer stripes. All 100% washable, and in Pledge to the Flag. Karen McKay ga•e the roil call wrth 10 a wide range of styles that boys like DRESS SLACKS present. and one visitor. The secretary's report was given by Pat Morrissey. Dues were taken by Karen McKay. Group diseussion of "Safety Behind the Wheel," was led by Pat Morrissey. Records were played hr recreation and refreshments of cookies, kool-aid and pie were served lo Linda While, Edith Rose, Karen .\-1cKay, Wipple, Iris McKay, Susie Ronnie Holter, John Morrissey, Roger Deem, Pat Morrissey. and Terry Reiber . Sharon Halttr was a guest. The next meeting wrll Long Holiday! With Short Slnves Select from a large group of Men's Short Sleeve styles, muscle shirts, in stripes solid colors, white and combinations. Waiter W. Rife, principal of Cheshire-Kyger Elementary School, announces the Grade siX · Joyee PICNIC SUPPLIES SCOTT PAPER NAPKINS ............. , 39c New! Jumbo pack. Soft like cloth. Yellow, tur· quoise, white. 180 in a package. SUPEllTHERM ICE CHESTS ... . ...... $2.95 Keeps cold 4 days. Cannot leak, molded in 1 piece. Strong, tough, made from fabulous Vacusel, the new insulation discovery. COLD DRINK CUPS 5 ounce Waxed Cups . . . . . . . . 50 In 7 ouneo Waxed Cups ...... 100 in 1 plcg. 44c •!*II· $1.09 Swisher all A's. . Students making B or better are: Jane Darst. Emily Grose, Dreama Rankin, C.C.. Russell, li4liy Stump, Donald Telie. Term Tholflll'On. and Jeffrey Tyo. Grade five : Roy Thompson, (Qncy Needs. Pollyanna ThomPoon, Deborah McDanielc, DanIel' Swisher. Nancy Rodgers. Roialle Ree.., David White, T.-ry Moles. Pamela Mitchell IIIII Pamela Misner. Grade four : John Baird, 1 ScottVinton Johnson, Sheila Freaman, I 1114 Rankin. Three: Dwight Thomp- 1 IOnGrade Edward Swlaher, ~niel l • Randy McDaniels, SteNeed&. Tritoly 1 hed olacb !flat Scott CUT-RITE PLASTIC BAGS 50 Sandwich Bags an • roll ... , ........ . 29c 25 Largo Siu Bags on 1 roll ....... .... . 39• Scott CUT-RITE PLASTIC WRAP The easy to handle wrap 100 FT. ON A ROLL ................. . 31o SCOTT CUT·RITE WAX PAPER Extra strong. Triple waxed protection 125 FT. ON A ROLL ................... 27c JOHNSON'S "OFF" Pressurized Insect repellent. KeeJll mosquitoes away from you ....... · . · · · · · · · · · • · · · · · · 98e "BUGS.EM" INSECT REPEl. LENT ..... $1.00 Citronella Candle. Aids in reducinF, the annoy· ance from mosquitoes and small f ying 1nsects• liloopaotllftho -ippOSIIS_,. A wide 11lacliC111of lltesefa«MIU J. o Cltab llf $tllllot <OIOI'I 44) and Extra Large (46-48) White, solid colors, •IGIIf-.....,., stripes. Plenty of Henley neck Shirts, Jac-Shirts, Afto ............, , Golfing and Boating Shirts. All are 100% washable u •fi,.lnlllllli)Ms General Electric ELECTRIC FANS 20 inch · Portable Fans. Cools up to 5 rooms. Completely portable, 3 speeds. Does 2 cooling jobs. Ventilates and cir· Just received ·at Elberfelds an excellent new selection of Mens' Hanes Dress Socks, Crew Soclll· In· foot size. Stretcl) and soc:l!a, wlth . ~n .IO)e, ·b~ ··~ ton stretch aocb, bulky knit banlon itreicblell, smart arSYie patterlli and 1D all ~ea.. Stop In at Elberfelds first floor. See this ntw · ~election of SocU for men and makt your ~leetlon. and solid cotton twill, half boxer top. Sizes 7 to 14. culate. Full cooling pow· of oscillating pur...,.. ·--- fans Cool Crop Tops To Coordinate ' ' Shorts !I'N· J.' , ,.,. Wte, ~aBmg, Bre~ ~~~~~~~~~$~1AO~::::~~::::::~H~w::N:w:a:MK~d~·~t~,------::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::-:~~~~~~~ da Lawson, Katllryn Norril, pbm Cathy Spauldlua. 11101 -'fi!i~---··-··'- ·-·· .. ·- ·~ . . . ~, ---·- L~ - --- ...--.......... .--~W,o""'-"''"'t'l,,...,_,_P..'loOI-No..,....,...., .... -~-..~~~-...~...-~.. ..,_ _...;,. ,.,_ .. . _ _...,••_ _.,_,..,_...._ . ,,, •. . _ _...._ _. ._ ..;......~:A lsla~ds, shortt~ L d Sh to ea ow rnear ( With our free • enterprise. By capital punishment. They called The old parkmg lol In Pom- 1 Regalia rhoirman Wrlhs Gospel slngln( unit known e... making it worlbwhlle to work, upon the judicatories and mem- eroy will be JUmping the even- : Leadingham has signed rywhere by recording, personal the welfare worker and the hers to work for the abolish· ing of June 18. outstanding troupers to appear appearance. and on ,television. taxpayer will benefit. ment of the dealh penalty . , on the parking iol · o !ltn. Collins gave a typical . . · That's the mght the Pomeroy 1 - The Musical Wades IP I -A rock •n• roll combo te 41 follow the above in the "pack1 f If 1 1e t Another major prece of legisRegatta begins a weekend or i • g examp e o a We are rec P n Ia!" d' ed Tu . -a red tot group of zanv arttsts 1 . who eds mJ · f """" 1011 was ISCUSS at esI fun and water competitJon. • , n a n11num o ..- day s meetings when the 835 'I who have been booked •.mto the Iagef deal" performing especial• 1 Senior commencement Friday and Eighth Grade grad- <11 determined by the Welfare commissioners discused 8 new Here to headline the show at fanciest places on the North 1Y or area leen-agers. uatlon ceremonies tonight conclude the Middleport Department) 1o live. At present, tatement of faith . The Con- 8 p. m. will be Minnie Pearl I AmeMcan rontment. I Comedian Bill VaU&han will school year. Welfare Department Provides fession of 1967 dealt wrth such ol the Grand Ole Opry. -The Harmonarres. a Negro emcee the show. Speaker for the senior commencement exercises will ' 141· The welfare recipient controversial top cs as wa r ' - -- ~ ~ -· I''"'' 1 1 1 I ' ""IMillions of Beetles 1 be William Balson, who is affiliated with the Ohio Youth Commission, and is superintendent of training inslitu. tiona of central Ohio. He is a aduate of William and Ma Colle e with a de..... In and ry .g Texas St •II Tops 'em All ~ychlatric ~nd ~lw 1 th~ pOmeroy 0pens n·Iamond PIay ~ "Amerl~n •~·nd"'• ~- T~gers . .~'"'""'"·'~··•;c r·ICkets sb.II AVal•}abJe£or Boat Trip h~•a:~- 4-~ ~e 1 equ~p- ~II ~~~ens ~va~ ~ 01.~~~ ~ ~calto;~ dwmdl~ Ticket~ Wt bJ omiU 111'1111 fire ftlte I Sbe wn1 ltoa- mtmlty by phone dlst!uastna the Deem, VIenna, W. Va.: Ronald The Chaperon which Is the SANTO DOMINGO - SET· I«<IIJa!Q'Iq 1 eotl\'1)1, :pita! aa jtatlent. purchase of oulll<!rtWons. '!'bey Dalley, Portland; Eula Welker, 8110 passenger boat operating tlemenl of lhe bitter political ! • . oald perso111 purout of Cincinnati will be usl'd flltert!ncet wltlch bave di'J!i<led · . · M<I.RliJlOI!: chase of lhe 1 ng tom, ward Ba er, for the excursion. thll strife • lOrn elty appeared PLAN DINNER . Georp jvmtam a, be oware of the be, Parkersburg. •• ·itJstant u ever today, almost There wilt be a Decorallotlt Letart, W, .ma<btnJst, llid filre sigDJnr. · · 1 DISCHARGES - Ca!Tie Os1 after U. S. lroopsllnd- Day Dinner at the Letart Fall• Mdie Mie Weaver, •1, RIIC!Ine, _ · borne, Reedsville: Charles HyPLAN DlNNto;R td rtlltor oerder • C«ttinun . lty Hall, 811. May 29th wa.ltreoit; Wlllil1'\ ' '111omp · EXTEND ONJI att, Racine; Beulah Cline, The Wesleyan Service Guild of U. ' B. offlcl:lla were lrylng spoaaord by the Metbotllsl · •. 01., A Gne day exleasloQ ·bat been Reedsville• Ronald Jeffers, the Racine Methodist church wifli9ut apparent IUel:elt to c;trurcllea or .l,otlrt l"allj, otudent, f!ld .J;YIEIIton Brill' JIVI!II on U.. Jllfthillll e1 II&. Pomtl1lJ,McHo'hrton, Racine; will sponsor a Memorial Day bJ I compromise snlutloll Servln(·' jrlll be&la 11: noa, :10, Middleport', olu.lh\'IIUI' 1·eu tor 1111 Lellild Nelsori, Pomeroy; Char- dinner Monday, May 31, in the . ICGnllnuecl on pqt J) , 11:311 a.m. M, -J. · • , . Nnqilll, , loo Wolle, Rlc.iat. church llllllQ. ... ' .. , _, ..., ,, ' '' .tPPIJ(:&TIO~S ~.. ~th ~help ~It- ! ~ v., ~brttlt, ~ P~ ' ' aft~!"ey 'IJ liiiWe~ 'I end • 11• th 1n t ( llllSS 1,. Story' MENS SOCKS stripe seersucker, With se~bly Drvo~ everw~l~mglyl ~-- ~ -~ ~e.d girls jamaica shorts. Cool eSn tho complete fino Mmdana~. "m.~tch_" llbviouoly needs f60 tnOre. Bow- poverty and racism I MIMWASHINGTON I'"'"''"'" ,,,.,,_.. !UPIJ '.. . ever, Instead of..~Jn& pennlt- Th G' A · bl ted to earn the ""'• lhe welfare e enera1 ssem y aurecipient io actuaUy penalized thorized • !~member comnut- Tbe <Dill of !Mng climbed by by having every dollar deduct- tee to consider amendments. lhree-tenlbs of one per cenl I .. 1c ed. / Ill Aprft to 1 new record hlgb. WASHINGTON - SECRETA· Soclal Work. , . ty Prosecutor, aa guqt speu- Sen. Collins hopea that thiJ The Cburch and Sor1ety re- lhe Lebar llepartmeot reportSAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI)- The beetles are lnvadinc ry Of Dean Rusk bas The officiating mlnuters will er. bW will provide lhe moti•ation 1port also touched off _somewbni ed lockly. i San Antonio Not the tall two-legged shaggy variety, but iOrved OD Russll be the Rev. Howard Ruppelt, The student wtll sing 10. raloe the standard of living I of a furor when It drsclosed a I Hlper prtces for gaosflne. the low to the ground msect type. Red Clnna that the United and Rev. Donald Hicks. The two numbero, Hymn to the of tb uirtnc tht eed f' pronouncement on the touchy fresb frafot and vegetableo. The beetles which usually reside underground wert State. will not be frlchtened oot high scbool .Jlee club wtll •lni our Freedoms," by llevicbon elf:: lance• n o mteracral-marriage question. en• loba'-co and consumer brought to surface by rerent rains that flooded S8llo of VIet Nam . by threats of two weal aumbers, "Gift Me and "Let's Pray For ·Peace' by w a 1 services contributed to tbe f f th 't a w1der war m ASia J v Tired Your Poo .. b Be 1 M C. '-•"""lin 'lb d band 11 1ons o e ct y. · ,our • .! Y r- . _.. . e <I el . biggest monlbly locrease ' Coty officials said the black The pests do not eat a.,. Rusk made his toup policy Ill - Rin&wald and Born lo H will play the procthlolllli and a illa;;:o.oo slace last july. be•lles seem tu have a special thing they just dlink water. ltalemeot ala news conference Free"(H}'Illn lo Amerl.ca, ar- also 1 number, 'VUiafe;• by Ia oe<arduee wtlb <USI018 : " " -:""""'""'"· delight for traveling on the They' at.O are Jtllracted Ill Wednesday dorlng which he .rallied by Wllliama. Oslerlmg. Ministers partlclpot- ary abservuee cl Memorc..pressways. and are so light. makmg mght drivmg )1111' also revealed that a second s.. '!'be Senlor wiD play In( will be the Rev. M.E. Dow- tal Day liUI Moaday, ... lhick that sometimes a driver licularly buzarduub. Viet antiaircraft missll< site lhe recessional and a number, 8011 and the Rev. Clyde E. Bart- DaUy S..ttnel will ... be pub can no! see the road for the may be eonstrucllot. in Yooth Concerto" by letl lfsbed lbal day, '!be first games of Pomeroy ' inch - and - a - half long crea- TI-e. speedy pests have been North Viet Nam. Ward. Diplomas wlll be award· Replar PDD!Jcalloil wB .., Boys· League play will be this ture.; scurrying about. roammg about do.mtown lllteell ed and studento recognized for I • • . • ! for a week, but only In • the J wrthD"the d playmg d th . mak•· !he roac' slr"cker the about · CIVIL RIGHTS ou .. ,.. ...., achl evements. .,,. Rf ~hmon d T 1 k en to lllme Tuesday, J1111e 1• evenmg "Thev past few days have takett 19 1 1 1 " WN'f.lii am will at • m. ·.. · ___ .. e on _amon . an eI • than ice," .;;aid onP offjcial. to the suburbs via the npreaworker from Chewelab, Wash., progr bqJn P Holzer-jloapltll Yankees battling the P1rates on There have been too many ac. ways said he would conli_nue efforts Eighth Grade graduation cer. Bob Rlehmand 1 Run MAN FINED Diamond II, 1 cidents to OYen count... I City hes;th official• said 10 desegrep~ publiC facllltlea emontea will be eonducted to• s Homer Moodlspa1J8h, 44, Mtd. 1 I h h h th beet! 1d at Crawfordville, Ga., today de- light at the hip lchool ludl· coal mll!e .worker, was rushed disport, wal fined f50 and eosll The lloclgers wUI_ go agamst Tickets are siili available , t ey t oug t e es w~ spile a boliting and warning 10 torhuh at I p:m. with Mr. to Holzet hospital lnd admitted and sentenced to 10 d•ys in Yankees on I for the Club Boat Trip on j Pohce Hunt Clues away ': leave towJ r1 Bernard Fultz, Meip Co u n· lor lacerationo austained In an jail b Middl port Ma Lee " ay evenmg w e e rgen the Ohio River leaving Middle, appear · so spra_, .. ,. was n. - - ' - accldl!llt 11-lhe Ho!llle coal mine Smith¥ to play ordered. Ther• measureo still havtlaltetL been Tony Scrutqn, Z5, said he was I 1 on a del···• ""••rl Yyornd co uc1 are Diamond 11 the Bombers on I port at 10 a.m. Saturday morn- In Dtsappearaoce no preYentlve held In "protktiYe cuotocly" by WednesdaJ, cbarje Wednead8J7. The Mayor . log, May 29. Non 4-H groups PT. PLEASANT - Local the Tallafeno County shefllf's WASIDNGTON (VP!) Middleport Emqenc,. • re,- also ordered a bond A new entry In the Pomeroy ' are. invited to attend if accom- state Police are still seeking offi• • for about nine hours Wed- '!'be Delease lleplnmeat to- cue oquadmen,1 wllo forfeitlll't by Edward Keith Kel- 1Boys leag_ue this season ts the pamed by leaders or parents. clue• to the missmg driver of NOW }'011 K RGIIO nesday alter he was ab- doy IDDOID<ed tbat u 0111- the caD at 0:f7 l.m., ..ld zor, Tllsa, Okla. char1ed with HiiJTlsonvllle learn coached by This is the annual boat excur- l the abandoned Volvo car foond All eleetrte radiant llealbtl dueled and beaten by a carload was o1e of lwo Amertcaas Rlchmbltdh wq Injured when drlvl1111 left of etntor. Arnott. The :;:malnder ol sion sponsored by \he five coun- · Monday afternoon off Rt. 62 •yslem whi<b <Ill be Nhl of white men. '.killed by Communist guerrll•. wao caq I In I ploce of e achedule wd1 announced . of Me s ackson Vinton about four miles north of Pt. ooto ceDlnas •lmDar lit ..up. Scruton lo the son of a mln- j lo fire bt Sotdlt VIet Nam. ment.. He •ustained PB"!fUI lei WARNING UAJ)E later this week. andrg Hocking ' Pleasant. '!be car contained ,per Ia now available, Isler and a IJ'aduate Of Waall- Copl. FletntDc B. lrabterd i lacerltk!N. '!'be •quad no was Pomeroy offlclalo today warn. . bl t $I · h t th many papers, identification card 1at e !ngton State College. He w a' m, .1, VermlWatt, Olllo, 4led .llliDimoned atl:3'1o.m. tocl•y for ed that .magazine salumen are Veteran• Memorial Hospital ;;,e a e a billloid, broken eyeglasses and DOl serloi'IIY hurt, 1 Wltlda Wedtteaday. He wo1 1 Joyce Not'ris II Soulh n.Jn.av. coniiCIIDf residents (1/.lhe com- ADMISSIONS - Jeffrey, un Y x ensron IC • keys. , WEATHEft ~r 5.95 to8.95 An excellent vatu~ In er. Quiet. ~reltare canw;~back ordl- ~ Commu~t Slacks s1.00 .i :1 Men's JAMAICA SHORTS Blake Wins Approval Sen Collins Of Policies c0•AUthor 0£ '\Vork Plan' Squire~ Sta~e ~lice Other Girls' -"'·~•-'"' I ~·'oat- ~-r. WORLD and easy to care for. REED'S PAPER PLATES For Picnic- Patio and everyday use 4" SQUARE DESSERTS ...... 24 in a pkg. 15e 6" ROUND PLATES ... ..... 30 in 1 pkg. 25c 9" ROUND PLATES ........ 18 in a pkg. 25e 9" ROUND PLATES ........ 100 in 1 pkg. 99c honor roll for the fmal six weeks perIod of the school year. The list II ao follows: " All sizes. Small (34-36) Medium (38-40) Large (42- penoa, ' eroy attorney. service In GalllpoU., He .. ld Following presentations, Set- there would be advlllltageo 10 o COLUMBUS (UP!) - The tera of Multi-Cballlll!l withdrew servfcln( the instaUatlOII beo !77th General Assembly of the hll propaoect ordinance in order cause ol the nearness of GallUnited Presbyterian Church U. '_,... 1o make changes, after bearmg . polls 1o Pomeroy and MiddleS. A. ended Wednesday with the '" commit~. Squ~· proposab.. port, · delegates giving stated clerk ;I , ., ReprtMnlltlves of To"' r Setlera had lftdl..ted his He • .., II!COtnplt\led by RiDr. Eugene carson Blake • "· An~~ .Ine., C<Jehoeton, . ~· ltrtil ·would "make a Pl)'lllellt" ebird Owen, pr,tfdent of lhe vote of confidence. tile mt1;JWme1 Cab'• C\illJ...fAil' :lhe.J'jgbt lo <Ome Into. Mfd. Obio ¥allljl PuWishln(.c..., who COLUMBus · Sl''lt. In .a tast minutedisolay of : . ' pany rl J>prtsrnouth described J dler>oi1, l'ased OQ mile• bf ca- would bead a local fitm to ..,. :e, Colllna 1oc1ly .O..uthoi-ed a fu-eworks, the Redwoods, Calif., I MUZZLE TRAINED ON YOU - A Glowtng in of CO. equiPment that woold be In- ble laid. erate the cable service and wort lncenti" plan for Presbytery charged Dr. Blake ' Jonial touched off cannon charge al Pfull1pme after cast. stalled. Spealdng for Tower I oald hlo board ol di- Steve Swarny, man"l!er at Gal- recipients. j with "abusing the pawers of his mg of thts gun at Barcelona m I 891 But that s a wh1te-hot pamt brush 10 hands o! Antennas wao Ralph Squires, rectors had not authorized 1uclt llpolit. .. The bill would permH a per. office." Court House Custodian Carl Nelson Dexter sprucmg up the cannon, floral urn, and 011 -!dent, and for Multi- [a promise. He asked that he Both firms promised to son welfare to earn the dli-j ., Memonal monument on the Courthouse lawn. Exactly 40 years ago, May 30, 1925, hannef, Paul J. Setters, OX(\<-, be given an opportunity to re- maintain an afftce and iOrvlce fert!nce betwean a minimum 1ub- The Criticism was squaleched, Gen. S W. Founlatn. donated this prime example of,Spanish cannon. Engraving• tve 88Biotant. ' I vise his proposal If Multi-Chan- stiff at the low.- aile location s;stonce level and what the however, when the General As- I disclose it was cast· "Barcelona 30 de Abnl De 1891. Apparently 1t Is of 80 mm, Both ·firme bnve appeared be- nel with specific of- of which woold be w'here sit- State actually ,lves. without k with six lands and grooves. _ fore P""!eroy counciL A third ,lers in trus respect. nala &est can be received. this being charced aaalnst the to •• ve · a e a vo e con-- -proposal m the form of OIJ Squires otressed the financial A year - long teatbig procram welfare check. I !Jdence. • { alto bns been submitted soondness of Tower Antennas to find the best ligna! location Sen. Collin• empbasized that I ID other final day action, lhe to Middleport council. Thl• was land its record of service. Tow- woolct be necessary. SliouJd this this Is a humanitarian bill and Irepresentative& realfirmed the .1 j by Frank ·W. Porter, Jr., Porn- er AnteMas is iiJstalling a cable (Continued on Pllt 2) thai It II perfectly consistent I denomination's stand agamst Two rival TV-Cable firma made proposals Wednesday night to Middleport Council but no action aas liken pendmg study by Council's Ordinance Ia the .....,...feel...rloolc KNIT SPORT SHIRTS be bold ot lhe Middleport com· mllllity park wllh dan<fng From t to II p.m. Tbe D-Jays will emcee llle daD<e wblch I• bela& 1Ji0nl0l'ed by the Mldlepart .Park Ann. Tbe dances wtll be held every Tueoday DIPI dorllt .lhe oummer monlbo, Admlooioa Is SO. per MilS Graduation Exercises Are T0mght andFrl"d · ay slacks lor me~~! neck Junt" 2~ with pl(:lce to be announ- Final Six Weeks Honor Roll Released •btal Cable Firms Make Offers traditional ced later. and was not, comforts me.'' lld Curlic:u· intere. ted citizens." Further informa tim COil be ebtained by telephoning the Melts County Health lleJ)IIrlment, WY 2-3723. Fashion-right be At hough! lurt he day EngUsh Poet Robert Browning once wrote~"Ylhat I aspired to be, (Z) • cal Society; ane DeBuse, Nutrltlonist, Ohio DeJllrtmenl of Health; Miss Mary Lou Harri8011, Public Health ,NuniiJ8 eonsultaitt, Ohio Department of Heallh; Mrs. Susan Will, Mrs. Calberine Lowery, Mn. Edlll French, Mrs. Marino Hobstet. ter, Public Health Nurses from the Meigs County Health Jle. par!ment. Mn. Will oaid, "There are openings in the classeo ftir more nan~ Sizes 29 to 50 Waist measure Boys' Knit Shirts V-neck Federal and Mr1. Sus1111 Will, nursing co- problems, especially obesity. recent ' dabeHc liOI'eel1ing surordilllltor for lire Meigs County There will be no charge for vey." H~tb Department 8llllOUIIced the classes. Subjects to be cov- The schedule for cii!ISet II: tocLv tbt lldledule for six claas· ered include, Undentanding di- Tburaday, June 3, 'Medical cones 011 diabetes lo be held at the abetes, meal planning; food buy- .tderattons of diabetes," Dr. federated Church, East SOcond lng and preparation suggestions; Edmund Butrlmua; Tburaday, ftreet In Pomeroy. care of the feet; insulfn reac- June 10, June 17, June :u and The Health Deparlment II lion, and diabetic eoma. • July 1, "Nutrition,' Jane De~ng the courses with em· Nurse Wlll added, "The Ohio Buse; Thursday, uly 1, 'Nusrl>haslo m meal plannln( for per- Deparlment of Health has made ing," Mary Lou Harrison. S!>ns With diabetes, other mem· avalable a specialist in nutri· Procram Particlpont1 are: Ed~rs Ill the ·diabetic person's lion to be used particularly In muncl Butrlmua, M.D.• represflllllily; also people with weight the follow·up program of our entln( the Meta• Cj)un~ Medl- ~ce Men's Wash 'n Wear to wear and mothers like to buy. collar styles. appearances recently in Meigs county Of Jolm L. Parsons of the Sta~ Department of Educatton , before joint meetln(s o I boards and achool heads. Mr. Parsons, a former teacher and admlnistrator at Middle. 110r1 and Rolland, outlined advantagea in consolidat11J8 as to Ita~ for lal<en and a clear explanation of wbat ia proposed is given to tum, <I) Vocatiotlll b'alnlq the voters, I'll be satisfied with : · <4) Malntat 'ng lllndardi the outcome nell November. required by the state. "Tbe people deserve a chance Deportment t1 J!ldeettoa to vote on this question. Our ourveya are madt to wwer achool! belong to them." queoll0111 •Olen uti Mr. Jones, an officer of the the line to be vo1e<1 lpOD. Farmers Bank & Savings co., JIWianl Jones, clerk ol the In Pomeroy, indicated he was Pomery School board. said Wed- strolgly in favor of consolidane4tJay night: " Uon and expected "to get out "As long ao tlie survey ll and work for it." (I) new construction, ' oolton blouses for the styles and of the autYey. A mojorlly II ueded for IID!IIe Ia Na•emher Action ol the boardt followed Announce Diahet es Study ·Classes ~~:.~~~~d:~~~~; Cool, crisp, tailored ~eigler, Mrs. Ralph Radcliff, I Nancv Parker, Mrs. Dorothy Winebrenner. Mrs. J a me s I ~ulck .. Mrs. Willwm Huudasbelt \1rs. J C. Ferrell. Mns. Linda Perrell. Donna Thriss, 1\olrs. Anna Roush. Mrs. Daisy Patteraon. Mrs. Jun~ So .~-re, Mts. Car·ie Smclair. Host' Ann Th~iss, Betty Levaey and )..1rs. Dan Rizer. KOLESPORT Blouses $1.00 $1.99 $2.99 ual, Mrs. Jessie Stowe. \1rs. Sara Roush . Mrs. Margaret Eil. lnger 01 nd Linda . Mr~ . Mar~hael by'iW Sleeveless 1 THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1965 Ji-,ive chool Boards Ask for urve ote on onsolidation Issue Voten ol .flve Meigs county other boards approvln( mat. lldlool districts will aay yes or lni the rtqunt are Middleport no to co~lldaU011 ,.II Novem- Exempted VOISie, Norlbwestern her :1. . Local, SaUsbury Local, and Thll wu Inured Wednesday Bedford Local. Middleport a. night wheD tho Pomeroy School greed to ask the survey In a Board voted unanimously to uk special meeting Tuesday night. the State Department of Edu- Others had acted earJi.,, cation to mike a survey OIJd re- Under state taw 1 school concon~mendalion on the consolida- solldation question goes to the tlott queStion. Pomeroy became voters once a survey has been the ftflb board to ask for the requested and completed. survey. also fixes deadlines and limits SLACK SETS COOL eroy,' Mrs. Bernie~: Theiss_ and Sharon. Dorcas: Joy Netgler POMERoY -MIDDlEPORT. OHIO •.. , .... tho Furniture Department on tho 2nd and 3rd floors. MAry Lisu and Penny, of Pom- NO. 34 ·~ f forgot tho Spoelal Solo Prices on Summer Porch and Lawn Furnrturo now In her many Jovt>ly gifts. refreshments oi cake , min ts, eolfee and punch were served by her sisters, Mrs. Marth~ Dudflmg or Crown Crty, Mrs. Sarah Nelgler or Racine ~;~nd Sharun Sue Cottrill of Syral'use Others present w~re Mrs. Dorothy McKenzit. daughters, VOl XVII co~~kl ~lum':i Tl~:::r .awtho~e· 1' mal~. eontr~· I D~Y ~IH!IIIilebool ~tlllllll • ' . Personnel at the local bus Cooler tonJclt, lbnJocleniJowo terminal tentatively identified a ers OYer ball of •llreme _.. picture of the missing owner east. Parlfll clearll& Iller .,.; Paul s Finley Columbus' nJcht, low It- 15 •rthnL . 23 as that a In_ the, ter• mlnal Monday evenmg rnqumng MEETING PlJT Oftl' aboutlnlare and lime schedule The Southern Local . to Pr ceton, N. J. Board meeting to 111ft Finely's wife reported him to held tonlchl has been!. the liiiMing Persons Bureau until a later ill Collllllbua Tuesdq morning. nounced tociQ. _. · ' • ~I perso~ · da~, Ill~ .. - ." ..... ... .,..,' �.. ... K'd ill 'V ' • --==========-=-----.-~-==-:-.::-:-::---:-;:-:::-:::::-:=-::-Tiit--~cvl--:-.,-:!~nL"::-=:!.~-=-::=-;:2 Daily_~et!Unel,_Pomeroy·Middleport, o..~_a_Y~ 7 • 1965 TEAM TO PRACTICE ' ... Pony Loop Play Begins Tuesday celved a silver tray. She rtcentty resigned. Mrs. Grace Drake, who: signed alter serviilg 10 y as .s~~Cretary to the principal , was presented a birdbath lor her garden. A floral arrangement adorned the bowl. Sharon Mitch, who r~cen ly j Hiram Slawter is Presi ent ~r~o~~b~a ~~~:·,::. Of H r' dB d As ere or ree ers sn. :t~~;~~;~:~~ln~~f1 ·. Stronger Version Expected, Wahama Student Council "Wednesday's Vote is 77-19 .~~~ ~~~~El~\ l:!~.~"~r:~~ Elects its New Officers ; The Pomeroy Summer Lea· ·' sented a wedding gill. . ager Homer Smitlo said today. Officera were elected at the E. R. Wagoner, Athens; H. B Hig! study hall. Mrs •. Mayman, WASHINGTON _ House leaders appeated determm· annUal meeting of the South· Vickers, Marietta; Carl Close, pre1lded. ell todav to write an even stronger version of the tough MASON _ Wahama High teacher and Bible Schlllllteach· eastern Ohio Hereford Associ&· Marietta; L. R. Gerlach, Pt. Charle1 Bickle reviewed old · voting ,:,ghts bill overwhelmingly approved by the Sen· school recently elected Stud·[er. tion held in Pomeroy recently. Pleasant; Hugh Leifheit, Porn· business, Miss Helen Smith read at~ indudmg the controversial poll tax ban. . ent Council of!tcers for the Hiram Slawte. of Middleport e;oy; Alfred Gans, ' Pomeroy; the trea•urer's report and Prestdent Johnson 's histori e measure, deSigned to 11965 • 66 school year. The out· was elected president. Mr. Walter Bentz, Po~eroy; Stan- the secretary's re~t wu giv· otnke down tile remaining barrters to large-scale Negro gomg ollicers are· PreSident, LEGISLATION ISlawter has served the put' 18 ley Shaver, Cheshtre; H. W. en by Mra. Theodosia F~ker. /Ottng in the South. passed the Senate Wednesday on Bob Green. VICe prestdenl. Le· AT A GLANCE years as secretBfY • treuurer E~gle, Creola; Denver Walker, Mrs. Cecelia Hart alld Mrl. , resoundmg 77 to 19 vole . .. ah Ann Mtller, and secretary· and is a well . lkjlown Hereford Vmton, and Dr. W. P', MCCoy, Martha Husted were nomlnat. Johnson ca lleu the Senate t treaaurer Janett Call. COLUMBUS (UPI) -Wednes- breeder ln this area. A. c. Gebhardt, and John But· ed 1<. attend the Leadership ConICtton "triuOtphant evtdence of men! to seek ';""rt achon ~ ICS 1 • . • day's major legi1iat1ve action Other officers 'elected were ler, all of Huntington. terence on Education at Kent 01 11cers: at a glance: !tis natton· 1 resolve tha t every Istnke down pol tax~! ao un The newly elected vice president Wetzel Hefmon· The Association was formed State Universiy Augll! 22 o 25. b;.' c~~?; COLUMBUS (UP() - House ~re, President, Sharry Flesher, House dollar Chesa~eake· secretary· 19 yean ago and has had 18 .Nominated as officers of thl 11 ttzen musl and shall be ahle consltlullonal1• 10~:utton members on both 11des of the daughter of Mr. and Ml's Jack march to a pollmg place congresston ~ ec ara Passed: treas~rer Lloyd Biackwood of annual spring •hows and oales. association for the 196f • 68 0 1 1 uncons nd vote wtthout fear or pr.. call H'\::u,."' · 118te combined Wednesday to Fleoher, New Haven, a Junior -H.B. 391, automatic 9Q.(Iay Chester. ' The last 12 Sl>les have 00!11 school year were Mae Young, 0 udlce or obstruction .. On be- at ' p . to the Se ate beat down a propoaed code of at Wahatna. She " an adtve suspensio~ for drivers under Directors elected represent- held at the Rock Sprin& Fair· president; Lucille Swackhamer, all of a heartened nation , I I~ ~her '~\: ~ .. slm~lar. ethics lor them•elve• and atale , member of the Pep Club, Gtrls , age 21 convicted of drunken ing their re~pectlve areas were grounds at Pomeroy. vice president; Helen . Smith, ~pre" my apprectallon to the an ous~ f th u malic officials after i 1as amended Athelltc AS9octatton, Nat10nal driving reckless driving hittreasurer, and Helen Wdllallll, lenate leadership ~nd !hose Btlh p~vl t ~~era~ ste~s and to Include eVcl') public official Honor SOciety, and Student skip or' drag racq. (Vol~ 119-secretary. Ma~lng up the nom. 1 •ho suppot1ed them. • tmtna on Y Cousctl. She has been a mem· ) ' lnallng committee were Mrs. 1 1 and employe in the slate. Tloe Houle Judtclary c:ommit· the appomtment ol fedora ;~h By a ~11-78 rote, with both par· ber of the White Falcon Band 0 • ' · Frec:ter, chairman; Earl Youna ee has approve< • vottng "~ enmlners In otate• ties splitting on tho issue, the for four years, pltl)ling dari· H.B. tl67, •!"nlbus munlctpal Harriet Spencer an~ Cliarlea ighls btll Similar to the Senate low reglltrotton or votmg rec· Hou•e voted down the ao-called net, and a maJorette lor two court reorpntzailon bill, (Vote Chancey. .,••sure tn most re•pects. But ords. d "conflict ol Interest•" bi:l after years. She IS a member ol the 107-15, Emergency. Teachers who served on the 1 110 two btlls dtf!ered sharply Dl:lerenl S~~:em~ Empl7h~ly two and 1 hall hours of healed E.U.B. Church of New Haven Defeateq: Four teacher• and two schoollseveral years In other Meigs gift committee were Mrs. Freck. ,. the sub]ecl of poll tax re· T" two .. :i' er'~ve 8','terns debate. where she ts the ptantSl, organ· H.B. . 27, . code of ethics secretarle• were honored guests County schools before coming er, chairman, James A. Diehl, ?eol-and It " thai 1.-ue whtch dtlfertng Th 1 ~~use bilf would But In a more prnlitlve mood, ist, member of the Youth Chotr for poblte oflt~lals. (Vote "-76). of the Pomeroy Teachers Assn. to Pomeroy when the Junior and Mrs. Husted, ""Y slow down progress to- howeYer be M . . th• legisla tors overwheln·•ngly and Youth Fellowship. -S B. &1, Increase• debt lim- at a 10:30 a m. Wednesday High building was opened. - - - - -- - - - Nara enactmen, affel't. Ala ":'ih '~"t~J~· approved a bift requtrin~ a flO. Viet Prealdent is David Cook , 1t for couniles. (Vote 6742). brunch In the Junior HIgh She sponsored the annual mag. 1:outstana, V Speaker Backs Repeal u d ~~ask~ day license suspension for mt- son of Mr. and Mrs. Otmer Senate · School. azine sales cam,• .g,, in the "1 doubt that the House will IGeorgto, w"g~n~~s:" The Sen· nors convtcte~ drunken drlv· Cook, Letart He is a sopho· Passed: . A delightful meal was pr.. Junior High ochool lor many . '"" a btll wtthout an ~~Jnghtlon a •:a~~u\~ touch on! arts ing, reckleso driving, hlt-oklp or more. David Is active in alb- H B. 147, allow reclplenlo of red by th~ Junior High facul- years. · ·epoal of the poll ax. oatd ~ 11 1 1 d , 1 ;. P but drag racing ana an automatiC letlc• and Is a member of Jhe pubhc asstsl;!nce to retam earn· ~ under the chairmanship of Mrs. Hayman also sened In Ch~irman Emanuel Celler:. D· ~over '~r,; ~he~" fiv~ .~:tes' com- , three-year •uspenslos for auto National Honor Society. He IS ings. w~h!n'nilnfmum subsls· M~s. Lucille Swackhamer. A,. .-arly all the. offices o'. the <.1 , of the. House Judtctary ' theft. a member of the E U.B. Church tence· ltandards. Vote 32·0. sisting were Martha Husted, leachers assoctatlon and IB pres::O~mtttee Speaker John, W. plete 1Y ·rtoe code ol ethics would have of New Haven, where he Sings -H:B. 163, est,bllshes Peace Eva Stout, Mrs. Frances Ro- ldent of that organization thiJ . • House unttes T0 vote down 'I :ott FOR YOUR FIRST LONG.HOUDAYI I . Et h. s·Il COOL SPORT SHIRTS Teachers Secretar'I·es are HonoredbyPHS Teachers ° Jac Shirts, Henley crew, ,Banlcm, knit., modraa, sllirts, everytbine for MeDUirlal day holldoy, from 3.50 to 10.95 BERMUDA SHORTS 1•:• Dacron A: ootto!l, madr-. 101.- lds and checka. '1 from McCormack . D-M"' . has add-~ basically prohibited pubhc offl- tn the Youth Choir. Officer Training Council. (Vote berts Mrs. Gladys Hayman year. Sbe was presested a 10 eo his mfluenttal vntce de· er is Jan· :15-4). and Mrs. Dana Kessinger. Bou· silver snack tray. 1cials from taking any ou!Side mand• for • poll tax b~n JOb or participating Ill any oul- Se~retary • treas~rM Dana I -H B 417, allow! Ohio to quels of roses decorated the w. A, Drake, Senior HIgh Th~ House Judtctary Commit- ~ Side activity by which they ell Call, dau,g hter 0 rs. . participate fn planning of hospll· tables. teacher for 35 years, was pr.. tee, m the face o. •d;'"'"\;:; , could proht because ol their Johns~"· Ma.~~ ,~h~h~' s~uJ~~t I ais and mental health lacilitleo Supt. Charles s. Gibbs pr .. sented a cartridge, pen desk set. hon ~P'";'"t'~n, ~::;1" 1~axe~n still por~o~ 1 1 11 b<• dr It d ~~unc:f ~:O~al Club Pep Club under federal programs. (Vote sented attr~ctive gilts to the Charles Chancey, who resignrepea o ' t a or g no y n a e •. people leaving the Pomeroy ed as head football coaclt to 81 2S.O Emergency 8• . leVIed _for ~late and.. I"':·• 1 elec <Contmued lrom P•i• I) to affect just leglslalors and and Nattonal Honor! octetyd. te l~lroduced · . public IChools after after hav· become a member of the coachttons m Vlrgmta. texas. Ala stale olflcla:s. but an amend- plays ftrst chatr l~te an pteh · taff f M hall University 1 bam• and Mtsstsstppi ' prove satlslaclory, construction ment offered b Rep Thomas colo '" the White Fakon Band -S B. 359, extends from Apr lng served more t an year. mg s o ars hit In contrast, the Senate btl IIwould be completed wtt.hm 24 [L. 11toma8, D-rkron.' extended of which she has been •, mem· i I to Aprlll6 deadlines for buy· Mrs. Gadys Haymag, ~erne~; "~r~re~evn:e~t:uls ~ho served <ltrected_tl"'_ Just tee Depan-1 "'"cnths.. , I it to cover every pubhc ofliclal !herd ltohr Clhoururchyeo'r"chsrhl~t "a't·l '"!...;~o i'~ensper!~~~~··lnslalla- ~~~G~rdy~~'ioo:!~ r~l:ed af· several yean as a social stud· -ounct • so: m the state en ' e " ' " nd H E 1 t b. .. Weic'omed newly • sworn In J.awmak~rs Irked :y Btl! Middleport, where she has been Ilion of police radios in private ter s~ving 36 yeHara In th~a~"::ie~e~: Pom~~e H~go~:~~ole~~. ;) \J\1 member George Boker. appoint- Thomas' atnendmenl was the an asststant Sunday Schoo ::::-1·~•:.:u.:.tos_._ _ ~_ _ _ _ __ Jor Htgh. Mrs. ayman g Y ' .. - - -- - - - - S.\\;)U J ' •(J ed to succeed Robert Cratg, re· only one adopted out of nearly --- -· · · - - -• C,able F'Irms Make Offers SWIM WEAR 1nd MATCHING SHIRTS uj sign~d. Mr. Baktr wa~ elected a half dozen submitted One CAPS- STRAW HATS ' I For the dress occasion -slaeU. sport coats and tropical suill. All your summer needs can bl found at ..• \ DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. • Gault readln&• - r.alllpolls ; as an ind.,pendent to a council w<~uld have extesded the bill to \ (hm 121 . IJb, runmng 7 1 ~ feet l seat in 1966. cover candidates for offtee, an'lln rollers, Pomeroy · Mason ' Accepted Mayor I.H Smith's other would have covered the ~0.115. Pt. Pleasant 2422. Htnton I report of 1374.10 for Aprtl. · ners of public officials In ) .90 fallma, Kanal\ha J.'al!s ~ 86 Approved an emergenl'~ read- i tht•ir business dealmg~ and anhlling, Charleston 19 02 ;ailing ' ing Ordmance 882 pro\idmg for lothe l would h~ve sent the bill )...~on, Marmflt and \\Infield , the police department lu serve back to committee. <lrms were on the Sills. as merchant polite after th~ rP- Rep. Charles f . Kurfess, ~B!'' rnovtmt'Dh : m1Bowling Green, led the OPJ:I?SI· 81 gnation of Ike Neal early Oblo Rl>rr - ln<·a up 11. : June. the policing would be op· lton by chargmc that the btll'• ll~ to p m.: Colton Queen up i era ted through the police de- prov1sipn!ll were "far too vague" 1{, 12 .50 a. m . Jant T. up 14 , Iparlmenf with monthly reports ~nsidering that rourts could 5 15 a.m.; L1111an G. down 15. · and rates to md 1v1dual mer- Impose cnmma' sanctions on 4:'20 a m : T1tan down 16. 2 :10 1 chant~ to be tm~ed on ser- ' VIolators. 1 a.· m; J~tferson up 1!. 4 40 P_, VICe required 1 . "We are enga.~ed in an exe;n~. ; OV!:;C ur 17, 4 20 am, 1 Approved the pmplovpmenl or c1se m tuttlity. Kurress satd . ''Home of Arrow Shirts" I ) 1 I Andr•w Calhoun down 17. 5 05 1!Javtd Lvons, 22 • Br~adway -S t. alter debate had raged on for i . · m ; In<hana up 18. 1 a m ; 1an OU jumor, 85 summer rP · over lV~o'O hours. ''No one can Bd~ Benter dow.n 19, 5 15 a. m ; 1creal Jon du·ector at s2zs per gJVt~ me even one concrete exHehallle down 11 . IUS p. m. : 1month : re{'Omme nd~• b) the ample of on act that could send t'\1 John J . Rowe down 21 . ¥~<:~.11 · R one of us to jail " tng . George Pnce dow'l 1, wall - ecreatJon commtsslon. . - - -lliZ; Alice up 22., 3.45 a m; Ke · mstated s1ck leave re2htppewa up 22, 6 25 a 01 ; troo<'tlve to Jan I. 11165, and R: H. Boswortt-. 11 down 2.1. 1rt . mstalled the annual $75 um10 :· 1~ p m : Christy dnwo 23. I lorm allowanco for regular po. 1 a. m.; Jerry Bosworth do~n lice. ' 2.'1, 2.30 a. m . Beam down lJ. I Learned that ~ayor Smith has 4 30 a m: Phtlhp Sporn up 23, wnllen to Albert Gtles, 0 h 10 ENTERED HOSPITAL · 6 SO ~. m. ; Mama lear up G1 een- Appalachia dtreetor, for approv. Among those w h o entered , up ; - ;~ p m : Helen H. up !al of tis sewerage plans lead- 1Holzer hospttal in the past 24 Greenuo 3·05 r m · Ann F\rf'nt mg to 50 per cent federal Rid, hours were M111 Ellen Louise d\.lwn Grtenup 8 30 p. m. Pame- on top of 3ft per cent already 1Johnson. S:U Second Ave., Mrs. Ia D. up c:reenu p 1 ::.5 ,1 m. , grantt"d through another agen-: Leo w. Mossman, 87 Locust St., Steel Ranger u1~ <:rf'en~~~ 4. 05 "Y . :Mrs Loren Thompson, Jr., a. m : \'lollv K up l·reenup 1 Turned over to commJttee •Crown City, Mrs. Mason A. ~·20 8 m : Lmda ('holm .~oy,n Don H.eu,ter's resignalinn. (after (irimm, Henderson, Mrs. Jerry I ~eldahl 3 10 p m I. ~ 1f'Or~ ' 1 stipulated 3-month trtall 8:-i C. Fer1uson, West Columbia, I down Meldahll1·35 p.m. John : eollectmg ageney for the sew W. Va, Mrs Laura Ann Wllls, l Ladd Dean up M•ldahl 3 10 a ~ eroge leu. ,Mason, W. Va., Mrs. Duane . m; A D. Haines, Jr. , doY.n I F1rernan David Ohlinger ask-: Wesley VanMeter. New Haven, MeldP'' 5 45 a m Rave-ns- 1ed 1nd received permission lor W. Va, Mrs. Gfarald B. Rood, wood up Meldahl 7 I~ a. m. ; Ihe ~olunteer lire- company tu , Rt. 2 Letart, W. Va , Robert Gallipolis Dam - H E. 1mcrease ito roster b·om 27 to : RIChmond, Rt t Middleport, ~wles up 7 10 p. m.; Buckeye l30 men . n...Jed . ne sa td. lor the I \ln. Harlan D. Rife, Drxter, Sl.4.1e down 11 · 10 P m ; W~rren . department to carry out its Mrs Thomas W. Ltwis, Proo. Ho~gland up 4 IS a. m, ~uth. i proJects plannea In the luture. ltorville , Mrs Opal F'. em down 7 ~ a m : St>mel L:lerk Gene Grate assisttd Queen, Ironton, Mrs.· Dixie E. down 7:46 J. m :Orl'o up 9 30 Mayor Smith at the meeting Smith. Ashland, Ky, Mrs. Ja- I -~' M•k~ New York Clothing House Your IJ osplta , JNews MEMORIAL DAY Clothing Headquarters I A Complete Line SWIM WEAR For Men, Women & Boyt e Washable SLACKS for 1 1 1 1 a m. attended by ctmncJimPn Wayne ~ mes G. Sergent, Ashland, Ky., y· K~nawha Rtnr - ,Es,. w.. t Gtbbom, John Zerkle, Chlf land Gregory Glenn Brooks, Rt. "I ma up London 12 30 • m ; Stumbo, Gene HarriS and Mr. I RttMy, W. Va . Solvay up London 4: I~ a. m : Bak<r. BIRTHS L~y Jane Lucas down iarmM Mrs. Bartow Edwin Pearson 12:1~ I . m.: Dunt'an Bruc.•t up · , ' Marmet s 40 8 rn; Chm Jr 1 TOT KIIJ.F.O IG<tll1pol1s ~erry, son, 11 am. up Wmfteld ; p m : Thrlm~ i AKHON IUP! 1 - John fra ' Wt>dnesd•y, MrB. Spur&eon JenAMup Wlrlheld 911 p. m P,J. , mPr . B. was killed Wednesday lktn<, Ht I Oak Hill, son. ll :38 1erchff up Wtnfirld :tr 1 m .1on lu!ll way home from a hbrary I'm WedneBd.ay. Mrs. Clayton Lelia Shearer un Wmfu•ld 2 ~tory hour when lw 1an into the , H~n~n . Chenpeake, aon , 11 p. 56 • . s 1.o W Jll'lh of t rar m 'J'Ueoctay. Mrs. Ernest Hal110 up •· m ' "'"n tn-' f - • 10 ld ·• Rt · • field UO 1 m. ---- · -· - • •• c.son, aon · men and boys that never need ironing. I eShort Sleeve ·sHIRTS In knits & cotton broadcloth for men & boya. Sizes 6 to M.Zibl& s.,. s,.r~ Coup~. :PI""'• vmstl/ ta!inr ito -'iw _,. /rWI ~ bil ~ - r / XXL ' .STRAW HATS & CAPS eWALKtNO SHORTS for I men and boys CHEVELLE-America's most popularintermediate-size car with America's most popular &·cylinder angina :1 e Short sleeve SWEAT SHIRTS for men and boys DO STOP IN and see Rosie, I..es- 12 32 FAIRFIELD STATION a m. Tueaday. Wednesday temperatures - high I . DISCHARGED 91l; low 611. Tllursdsy readingP•ttenls recently dlochorged 74 at tO lO a m. induded Mi" Pauline Angel. ---·Charlotte Prench, Mrs. Charles DIVOTIL fO INllltlll 0~ !.. Zinn and Infant aon, Mr1. MIIGI MASON ARIA FlliltT ON TV IWiffard R. Call and infant dau· ter or Kerm and let them help -----. JHE DAILY SENTINEl NEW YORK WPlJ - The ghter, Mr~. Arron Saunders, en••._, TIMenu• 11e11r. Amencam Broadcastma Compa·l Mrs. Carl PersiJtler, Mrs. John Punuwn• • ·..- ~ 11'-4Pruo"'' 111crP' 1 It I R M ~lh' Rexton r4DDID, ~ · llAMa, nr ,,_., oruo v.u •• ru11 n" " ny 's · Wide Wmld of Sp:>rts" l . Cr.. mney, Rlctt•,. 1. • -· ,._..._ ho f'l I the c 3SSIU8 . . IMrs. Howard Brewer• George •1'411 Ohlo a•tt••• orn,.. Wl S VI a I m 0 fH' 1-:ll:'tl Cd•'"'''' '"' '"' "'" s- ' Clay-Sonny LlSlon h"ht on Sat· ~ W. CardWtlll, Mrs . Eu~~:ene Gib1117 . • c.-.,.. u te0011d etu~ ••Uiftt 1 urday Mr.ay 29. son, Mrs. Le1rand1 Mart'lD, ........ "' ... ""'" •• ••m.... . Pearl Shaver Waller Williams. OIOio Wilham A. 'Davis, Wiley Bur· lnl r' nrnpPil)l llll ~1ft'l\-'ll>•t "' l'• •m pl!nBII ., , I ••::'"!:,0: ~~·:,~;:, \ which would satisfy IXAh MAj. ' Bibbee, H.yan C. J•mes, Darrell ,... Gen. Antoruo lmbert Barrera, Hurd Mn Charlet Allman 8tJ11 ......,, elfin 11•.• IU __... I h 'II . Ia • · ' .,..... .,.., ..,.. ...... • ·• h- o t • mt lary .tun gov· Mrs. Mark M11ler Mrs. William ;., ~~'r..~~,.,:·;:.,::";; ernmenl. and Col. Francisco Halterman, and 'Mll. AUit L.lW iJH61 o•• ,.. 110.00: lli ...... Caamano Deno, the rebel lead- Enlli • 111: . ' : .. • - ' . . . ,.., til ... MU •' ... fUM............ ;:··p; -- . you with your Evervbody loves a winner. The way Chevellesales are boo~lng right now i• solid proof of tliat. Alld it'• easy to see why when you look over the car. Take that handsome Malibu Super Sport above. Jts luxury features include smart curved aide window•, foam-cushioned seata front and rear, full carpeting, back-up and glove bollighbi and more. All otandordIIO ellra cootl A few quality features include electric windahield wipers, ~mooth F11ll Coil au.spellliou ride, SEE THE U.S.A. THE NO.I WAY lllnlll9u • emAil ..... -, lad Rat IIIII Railing I s. Jill!' ChiVI'II181IUIEil far a DIW .."BIVROLII' • .."HBVI... Woll' IIU~ .• POMEROY M MAIN STREET' -' ' POMEROY z; · · : • I ~ · " ' " day, so we ) can P. S. - Don't forget tbe Alumni festivities In the can also like care mieht need for the Aiumni. area. We riR''M. of those things you New York Clothing House" POMIROY, OHIO · ·' '' · see yo11 on the foUowine Tuesday. I ---- ·.· t day fore then, have a nice, safe boU. ~ __ 1 Memorial .needs. If we do not see you be· Delcotron generatnr and ulf-adjustln1 braket. All 11aadard-no otra cooll .: Power? Try our smooth, !IPirlted 120.hp HI-T).lrlft 1 Six. Or you can order the optiona1140-hp Turbo-Thdf.' Six. AeootlSOriesT A fullliat to .chool!l' front. Trade-but!' Mo•t liberal. So your paym~n~ wlll oo COlJllorw,~J.e Ill vour new Chevelle will bel In faet when YOIJ ~rlrt I\ home the~'ll be two heroea in your driveway. A.llu IUio winners. ~ ... J __, ~ ' PHONl .WY 2•2126 ' ' l ' ' ., Pon•;"' �" ~.i:..nany Sentinel,-------Pomel'()y-Mid~~ep.O~·o:, May27, 1965 _ _ _ _ _-==== ' ; .. ., ' .. ' ·Honor Roll ------ - - ---~ Gall Sl. Clair, Chris Terri ' Fuitz, Carol Hall, G&ro~ Tompkins Hil~h vaughan. dene Hayes, Peggy l!oflner,: Sopbom~res - Eddie B a e r, lie Legar, Kay McGowan, Jennifer Bla~eslee, Neil Co 1- an Lytle, Bill M?ore, BII~Raml mer Becky Crisp, Danny Crow, lord, Judy Smtih, ao Sus;n Dixon, Ron Eastman, \Vil- Smith, Debra. Spencer, Ro~rll liam English, Joyce Evans, Whaley. i· t Pomeroy High Joan Hewetson, John Johnson, Thomas McGowan, Mickey Menchini, Linda Moore, PameIa O'Brien Patty Owens, Hazel l , Phelps, Brenda Potts, Linda 1 Sauvage, Bonnie Smith, .Janet Smith, Robert Smith, Philip IS\•irnlell, Sandra Thomas, Jonnie Sue Thompson, Thurma . Vaughan, Janice Wehrung, ' Ia Will, Ernestine Wood. Juniors - Beverly Aleshire, r~ Nancy Arnold, Marjorie Bentz, Sharon Biggs, (',arson Crow, Wnda Dill, Cheryl Edwards, Jane Evans, William Fr.9 ncis, Jeffrey Gibbs, David Goodwin, Claudia Grueser, Jon Guinther, Sandra Hendricks, Barba- , ra L. Kennedy, Charlolte Lambert, Charles Morarity, Donald 1 ._ 1 Napper, Joe Neutzling, Brenda • Owens, Linda Reuter, Judy I 'I Righthouse, Guy Sargent, Jan. I Y ette Scott, Bruce Simpson, Lin- :i . ,. , s - u. s. --- - - Blue Devil Golfers In Columbus Tourney Last evening, members of action SOOletlmt J • Hi h I Honor Roll Is Announced ~ ~-~ 3 1 ~·~·'~-' ~h~a~l~sp~r~in~g,iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii.ijphjioiijnjjieinitihieiriesiujiltsjijofiFiriid~a~yisipi'mjieij"ji''ioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii your wedding! MemberS Plan Joint Picnic in T d S • WEDDING GOWN eMcCALL PATI'ERNS eLACES and SATINS We'll Make It To Suit Your Taste CONSULT US TO SEW Garments of All Kinds j WIDE SELECTION MATERIALS COLORS, ACCESSORIES The Fabric Shop 1 McCall's Patterns Singer Sales & Service :? 11 5 W. SECOND OHIO WY 2-2284 POMEROY 49~ Tea Bags 1 1 1 Kindergarten Holds end-ofYear Activities CakeMixes 2 29c BUTTER MILK 8_ e Pork Spare Ribs e Hollywood Ribs 'e Pork Steak Rib Eye Beef Steak Club Steaks T-Bones, Rib Steak Check These Everyday Low Prices! \ \ 1 ·• .. ·-- .. - ... ' lvs. NONE BETTER WHITE SELECT 1J PEARCE SIMPSON gal. S1 00 BASE ANTENNAS ePRO 27 eTOP HATS e SCANNER BEAM GRADE 'A' I I I COMPLE-TE LIN£ OF ACCESSORIES LUNCH MEAT SALEI J9c PORK & BEANS 3-40 oz. cans ........ $1 Plenty of Pknic Sup~ies Charcoal and Lighter · e WE'LL BE CLOSED MEMORIAL DAY e SIMON'S .MAR·K~t OPEN EVENINGS Tl4-7 ,,., ...,. SATURDAY TIL 9, PM. ~; . ,, E. MAIN ST. . ' In $1.QP Packages lb. cheese, Dutch loaf and spicad loaf, I POMER~Y.- ' WY 2-3975 ·. I I "• e Base Antennas eCrystals eMobile Whips • Lead In Cable eSprings • Antenn1 M11t Pipe ' Used Citizens Band Radios $35.00 up FOREMAN &ABBOTT "Your C.B. Headquarters" N. 2nf1 Ave, Middleport, 0. 1---------------....r MEN'S, BOY'S, LITTLE BOYS Basketball Shoes and Oxfords FURNITURE eTENNIS OXFORDS eCANVAS LOAFERS •MONKS CLOTH OXF. LOAFERS $595·00 Sizes For All Permission WM given to the ' New Haven Junior Woman's . Club to build • Bar-11-Q Pit on the grounds of the AlexoQt!lllen 1 Memorial Building. The Coun- ; cH agreed to do some minor · repairs at the building. The I New Haven Woman's Club will ' Bright and breezy cot. purchase light fixtures for the ' building and the town *iti inIons, cut in easy lines stall them. that let you relax like The rouncll will enforce the ' ordinance pertaining to the ,... nobody 's business. moving of outside toilets in the Town Corporaton in keeping Choose from gay with the health taws and The prints, solids. Pubic Service Commission. I ROTARY CLUB The Rotary Club met on Thursday evening at the Hart- i lord Methodist ChW'ch lor Uteir I ~gular dinner meeting. A •hort I business meeting was held. Those atlending were Donald Foglesong, Herman Layne Llnyd Roush, Rlchard Ord Jack FJ~sber, Clyde Foley, Rome Wtlliamson, Russell Capehart, Closed Monday Following Memorial O.y Harry Miller, Edwin Stein, Ar· thur Trahet, Thomas Reed, George Ingels, Ralph Whitmore and Rev. Marlin Berisford. DEBRA KARR HONORED Debra Karr, daughlOl' of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Karr, was hon ored on her lOth birthday with a party given by her parents at their home on Saturday af. tei'J)OOn. Ga111e1 were played and prizeJ ·1\'DQ by Janie J,el- . "AIR CONDITIONED'" !era, Dellra lt!Ckard, Unda ' Roush, Christine Hollman, John' MILL STREET MIDDLIP011' Burrlt llld Bruct Adami. Re-..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I I HOUSE DRESSES Boy's Women's Children's Tennis Oxfords Tennis Oxfords Tennis Oxfords eWhite eBiack eBiue Racl Cap Toes Sj-99 Sizes. 4 to J 2 PR. Sizes 4 to 10 SilOS 5 to 12 $1.99 pr. pr. 2 PR. 2 FOR eWhito eBiuo ePrints DISCOUNT PRICES FOR AU- STOCK UP NOW 99 I 2 pair $5.00 Mix Em or Match Em Any Two pair and Save $1.00 LADIES '• . • Styles For Men, Women, Boy's, Girls! • Light ... Cool ..• Machine Wasrable 3 0:. BAKER FURNITURE Pickle loaf, minced ham, m<Jal & MEMORIAL DAY SALE I 21b. " -· lLe~itn~e~r~S~un~d~ay~a~fte~r~noo:,n~--~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:; . I ' . w~re \Paul Scl!Uy, Mrs. Mark Ward, Jr. Among items donarect !o the bulldin ea h corner Oi the Memonal, They were hoth hos- Pt. Pleasant and Mrs. W>ll•e t l'frs. Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. F. school were fdrnstrips, library g. jpJtalized after bemg in a car Bowman, Catawba, four sisters (, Reichert, Mrs. R. G, Greene. books, magazines, World Book The residents from Haven accident on t.he way to his rno- and three brothers mcludmg AtJUNIOR WOMAN'S CLUB yearbooks, and parties held lor Heights appeared before the l 1her'a funeral at Princeton, w. ~rney ~· G. F. Johnson of Pt. The New Haven Jun10r Worn- the children. A thank you card Council to discuss the vin IVa, easan · . an's Club met on May lOth at lor the organization's help was of Capehart and Joan :ee,: , The body will he at !he Carthe home of Mrs Jack Stew read from Mrs sara Da and th .. at 1 Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Vanee penter-Ford funeral home art Devctions wer~ Jed by Mrs.. Principal the ·teachers wso:, Stre t e ;:alrl~g of Howard were weekend guests of the1r Fairmont where friends may A ·L Sprouse · and cust~ians ' coo s bout• ·th Yda _so complamed Mn and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. calL · • · Th · a econtl!onoltheroady \' d hid l _ During tbe business meeting e group Voted !o accept leadmg to Haven Heights. The om ance an c ' ren '!. i the otub voted to hold an Aria the. Amemdmnet to the Consti- were to contact the State Morgantown, W. Va. 1 Complete Rooms and Crafts Show on June 5th ~~on the Mason County P. partment about that condiion Mrs. Melvin Knapp Is a sur- 1 at New Haven. · · ~uncJJ concernmg the aJ. .. gical patient at Veterans Mem- 1 of Mrs. Wayne Lee Caperart l~rnatJng of the elections of ol- A pe!IIOn from the residents orial Hospital. I and Mrs. Miclmel Taylor a- fleers. on the north Side of First Mr. and Mrs. Edward Zimgreed to attend New Haven The room count lor having Street .Protesting the Council menman of Pittsburgh Pa visMrs. Michael Tuylor. the most parents present on 8 approvmg tbe oouth side of the ited witht heir daugh'ter; n d : ATI'END PROGRAM percentage basic was won by street lor a trailer COUrl. John l'amily, Rev. and Mrs, Jack T. FOR SCOTI'S Mrs. Mercer. Hickman appe~red belor.e the , Welch and Tommy several ' Mr. •nd Mrs. Paul Rickard, Mr. Frank Capehart, teacher counctl and wttrdrew hts re- days last week, Mrs. Ollie Roush, Mrs. E. C. at Wahnma, spoke to the quest to put . tho trailer court Mrs. Martin Berislord and 1 Riddle and Miss Ethel Riddle group on physical fitness. He on the south Side of F~rst street, son Andy are in Clarksburg due Middleport, 0. attended a "This is Your Life" Istated that physical fitness in· Mr. Richm~n requested !hat to the illness of her rather. ··· -------- ---~---lhe town ditch and drain the I:0~~~~~-~~:;:::.:,..,;:iiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiii;iiiii;iiiiijiiiijiiiijiiii;i~~~ alley way between Fifth and II Sixth Streets, whlcb they a. : greed to do. Companion II • Escort e Gu•rdian 23 WAID CROSS' SONS ~s prizes were Mrs George an Will to in· hf Img. at Charleston urvwmg are Catawba. her husband, Thayer and won Mrs.byHe~an Lay- High." The. yearly treasurer report looked mto rna Theye decided H>s wile, Memonal MargueriteBuild· IS Edd>e Clelland, two ,.I ne. others playing were Mrs. was given by Mrs. Henry Buck ~~a~ I o~our cbrJght street lights, . still a patient at Carleston daughters, Mrs McDaruel . ?f:l S1.00 LIQUID DETERGENT 18:' Ctarenc~ ° Homogenized ! e an Dies Wednesday , M~s. R~bert t FRESH DAILY M Cl } d RIZER OIL COMPANY .I 3 LBS $100 29c I Room~ BOILING BEEF 2 29c I 1 SHOULDER STEAK 39c EggS -. 3 5 25c •7 •10 •12 \ 1 CHUCK ROAST . SPECIALS! 1' 59fb 39~ 1 ,,. . ,, MEMORIAL DAY LET US MAKE YOUR 1 CHUCK ROAST ( THE SHOE BOX iii:_!N:e:w~O~r~te:an~s~,~La~.,..,..,.J::;;:':;;:::;;;;;;;;;;~ Simon's Says: Enjoy Your First Outdoor Eat Out! Come To Simon's For All Barbecuing Needs! l~llh~n 1 ~CJ( . ~~~ sg~~~ ~7!-~a~~:: ~;~~:~ nii~t~m mark Roderick's IJi~gc•_r ·~gnd . MENS ,~: . .' ~ague Mrs. Eo ~L g<~lt ('It~ .I of tomorrow in the Bamboo Room at the straight appelll'llnce m Colum· During the past few years, foursomes is 657. That mark was Grande Cafe. Bobb McCarty a- bus. Both he and McCar'\' f\ {l l'h John \1ilhoan'.s S · · bl' h d 1 t e but the f the f still actionba~e m 1 petit >on 11 · 1 con has been getting I esta IS e _as Y. ar, . warded six rnem ers o . . seen plenty o nnd \EO District champwns P hd t Ir h b th t • 1 tougher and tougher in the big Gallians lints e m a Je 0 squad SEOAL champtons >P Central Ohio - o Payk;lm lrft the Old ht>nc 1 event. JOlh place. trophies, presented ed in Junior Tournaments up Hlu: better mar· Best Gallipolis has been able I 1963 GAHS placed ninth with the loop's champillnship there last summer. bit·~.1:!lt'vt lisaremtilin nlColu. mbus ror the . to do agJinst 0 h._10,~top . ____n·I~ht withn a 669' total. In 1962, the trop hy, an d awarded his sonf GallipoI'IS WI·n carry a 1712 ·• ~g 1 h ;~nnual Ohio Higb School i ~- -~--{;allians, under Carlos Dupler, Tom ~1cCarty ~ a trophy ~r .c;eason re~ord (or 10-1-2 count- -shcd 19u1 (ou1 of 24 teams) capturmg medalist honors <:oil 111111 .n.1m · cn t. ' UnlOr 1J I11m1 k m ing nve wms nve. SEOAL , · teams · 1•1 . . .11.·. 11·ip makes it . • .1h 697 Iota I 1the SEOAL two wee s ago. in tourney play and 1. ·ms over n:-. \ ~"· :s ' • u WI a · · · ) · to the state Fill! I lrl d ro.~ fur the Blue I I . • 13 h Taking part in practice rounds DJstnct teams m II··· II' " and II s the e>ghth WI;~·. ~;;o s~::dr:'~;;~~~Ai:s this alter~oon at Columbus t~=ur:.:s::am:::e:::n:::'·~~~-~llfnC m 2t \il'Cl ls a golf team I d f th With 670 The were ChriS Roderick, Tom ATHLETE'S FOOT GERM f~tJI1l ! : ~[IS lias parlinpntedl ~~ r~~eBlueo~evil powerho~se fin- Folden, Tom McCarty and Chip HOW TO KILL IT. til e I•Jg >IJOW ,Jt 01110 State Lm tshed in the number lwo posi- Janes. IN ONE HOUR. \ 1-'l; I t bchmd champion Worth- First 18 holes will be played T..fo·L must Jtop the Itch and D l1'. I 1 Jon th I' I !B S t or your 41!c back at any drng [1 ~11 ion is Barc Pn<In):! c ' ~p0 11 , Junior 1 2~ Seot. Ins. MLM mgton - by shootmg 692 Friday, and e ma on ~ · 1n 3 to 6 da>•· tnfooled sllln s lour!b.l b:rlon ~urlon t'~ ~~~~d ~~ ~ The following Junwr High Worthington won Jt With a 649 urday. Coach Milhoan . w~ll ~~'ar!T~~nw':;~t~l~lli~~~~Yh•!k~n•~~. uu·,.,. 11 Jn domg so, Ba b of 1 li la . 6 or rberton •students· have made .grades compr •d the lowC'st amount of R or above rn all their su Jects 1PtJm .,t 1 nkes m 10 ye·ars Re. l for _the sJxth ~IX weeks grading con! tea m low m slate tourna- penod accordmg to a~ announn_Jf' tl1 action •36 holesl WCis_es- ~· r~m;nt by Howard Kn1ght, prmfJbh shcd by Columbus Aquin- c1pa •. as iu 19.i-t. Tl1;rt wll s a .sizzlmg NINTH - James Anderson, 621. j Beverly Beaver, Mic~ael Bentz, In ordr r for one of the stale's I Kay Bing, Duane Bnckles, Jef ton 2() teurns t(\ captu re Ihe frey Burt, . ~eith Evans, Terry <' 111Wion!:ihip. it mllst shoot Evans, W!lham F~tty, Cat~y CHUCK lHIYI\here from 622 to 661 - F'llltz. John Goodwm, Mana rn. ;~ he even lower. Grueser, Pamela Kay Hayes, -~~ : Carolyn Jones, Jennifer Men1 chini, Becky Nease, Carla Norton, Linda Owens, Barbara Qui· ' vcy, Melody Roush, Belinda I scott. Alta Scrimsher, Donna Smith, Sheila Snyder, Janet ues ay esslon I St. Clair, Becky Stivers. Pat Plans were made for a joint . Story, Tom Titus, Loring Baug picn ic for anxi linry members han . ENGLISH CUT and the Lcgiormires when the EIGHTH - .Janice Bunch, Auxiliary to F'eeney • Bennett Jere Mankin, Lynn McGuire, Post, American Leg ion, met Recka McGuire, Dorothy Neut. Tuesday I'Venin~ at the hall in zling, Charisse Porter, Barbara Mid~lepurt. Mrs. Albl'rt Roush , White, Bill Sawyer, erf Werry, president, conductrd the meet· Mary Woods, John Zurcher. mg. . . , . SEVENTH - Randy Burt, _A dale for the JOint p1cmc Mike Davis Roger Gilmore, ~.'ill be <J ilnounced Jfter co ntact Tim Glaze,' Marlene• ;~~;~~: IS. made .w1th the post for a Karen Griffith, Mike G . :UJtahle d.Jtc. M". Dale Mourn- I Betty Hobsteltcr, John Lohse, SWE.ET BRIER MIXED UNCLASSIFIED Jng, Poppy Sale chairman I Ch I M Lau hlin Pamela report r.rl a s u eces~ ful sa le Sat- 1 ery C g • urdav and expr;sscd llf'r thanks 1 Neutzling, Jim Swatzel, Tom~y to the workers and the public V~ughan, Ricky Werner, Ke1th doz. for supporting rhc ca use [or WJsecup. 48 Per Box velerans. -~-~Workers for lhe Poppy Day I were Mrs. Dale Kennedy, Mrs. RINGO KENTUCKY BEAUTY Ed Spencrr, Henry Clatworth~·. ORANGE PINEAPPLE PORK & Mrs. Charles Krs<;rnger, Cclcs. BEANS for ' GRAPE DRINK 46 or. ta Searles, Debb ie Lyons, Mrs. can Ray Hendricks, Judv , Jane and I 2'12 Sizt Can Debbie C:ilkey, D,xie anJ Jim- ihe Middlepor_t Kindergart~n my Snyder. Dollie Bryant. .1ohn classes of 45 ch1 l d~e~ _heldthetr JIFFY JIFFY McCloud. Bcrk~· ~md Kenny end-of-the-year act!VltJes Tues· Roush, Cindy Curti ~ . .Jdf _\fa- day and Wednesday. Tuesday FROSTING theny , Trud 1:_ Li nda and Hoger tl1e group and the1r teacher, MIXES - for for Hendricks. Jan Long, M~lr and Mrs. Pearl Reynolds, had lunBrenda Smith, Erlitli H•ptonstall ch at . the Elementary school and Cindy Conde. The workers cafetena a_nd Wednesday went 7'12 Or.BoxM will be p,ucsls a~ :1 picnic at 8 to the Da1ry Jsle for refreshJJtcr date. \ mcnt.11. Mrs. Reynolds presented It was announ ced that the perfed _attendance awards to Buckeye Girls' Tea will be held two pupds, Kathy Meadows and BROUGHTONS - - - - - 112 Gal. at the Grace Methodist Church Mary Boggs. in Gall ipolis June 5 from 1-3 p. SITE SELE--C f-ED-m. Mothers or the delegates, , SWEET BRIER 77 oz. Plastic Bottle d elcg~1tes. the J:r·i; pre ~Jder 1 t and ANN, ARBOR~ Mich. IUPI)For Dishes ond A mcric~mis m Chairman are inf_1rst . natt~nal decathlon Fine Fabrics--vited to attend. Several chl!mp>onshJp Will be , held al l bers pl an to attend the the Umvers1ty of M1am1 on District Convention to be June 25-26, the U.S. Traek and C 0 C A • C 0 l A in Logan, June 10. Delegates to Field F'ederal!on announced --~~-2 - 12. oz. bc!t, c:11rton' 77c the convention are Mr Albert We~~esday,"·---- -----; ·· • . , · 'pius depoalt !Wush and Mrs. Dale MOiil!'ning jj FIRST with Mrs. Dale Kennedy QUALITY Mrs. Henry Rcilmire as REGULAR nates. Cards were sent to bers reported Ill. Certified Oil Station were served in the dining RACINE, 0. W, Moln St. following the meeting. 'I' J ·~ Wonder.tw I'm 3oalll!l The W.S.C.S. of the Methodlll J, Scett held at the Fairmnnt Clark; recording secretary cream, cakes, pies ande te. lor Mro. Edna !Wllins recently. It down river or aboUt Jlllll! 011 Church for their May meeting E.U.B. Church on Suoday. Dr. Mrs. Charles Weaver· treasur: PT. PLEASANT - Funeral sale. It was spoll!Ored by the Mr and Mrs Ralph BaDer 3. and.AII Outdoor rw. at the church with memben nl Scott is retiring. from the min- , spending secetary, Jotm 1serYice for Howard Daniel (Dan) Lillie bait team to get and ' n of r'rinc:ton. w. va. The shlp, 209 feel 10111 aiJd • ' Hartford Methodist and SplJ. istry because <• Ill health. He Ier, Mrs. Roland Karr; corre-i Love, 17, o12101 Lincoln Avenee, ball nmlorms. , were 00ovel'lliMirt guests hls 39 feet wide! wu 70 per cent 61<!1·12 -· $699 man MethodiSt churehes as was pastor of the New Haven Morgan; hstorlan, Mrs. Robert !w'iU be held 10:30 a.m. Frf. Charles and Carla Wlnebren parent. Rev. and Mrs. 01Wilbur COIIJpleted when the governguests. The program lor the E.U.B. Chureh between the Dale Roush. day in the Helghll EUB Church er 1tnd friend of Colwnbus, Ohio Baxter' Thursday ment terminarect the plant's evening was "Christian - J11s. years of 1955 through 1959. . ,with the Rev. Ray McCoy and were Saturday dinner guests of ' contract. lis future deslinlllloa MIDDLIPOIIT, 0, tory, Revelation The Educatioll'at Building at the Imtttees Mrs. Layne her year: com· Iing. the Rev. H. Carder offlclal· and Mr. Donna. and Mrs, !Wss Winebrenerj met The Thursday Guiding Star Ladies_ Aid I . Purpose." Ejght and major Prellenl stages New Haven Chureh is named for thenamed eommg Burialo.will be in Suncrest in the churchlr of Hebrew thought was present· the K. J. Scett Educational IBuctgel and Finance, Glenn cemetery. Friends may call at Mrs. Flaira Leitner spent the baaement. They quilled on two ed by Mrs. Arthur Thabet: 1 building. A book of poems, 1 Smtih, James Layne, Rolaod the funeral home, weekend in Wooster, Ohio, vis· quilts and served a potluck t) Primitive (2) Semitic (3) message and pirtures were pre- Karr and Miss Ethel Riddle; Dan, popular Pl. Pleuanl iting her son, Wilbur, who bas birthday dinner at noon with Siniac - Henotheism (4) poly· sented to those attending the ,Publicity, Mrs. Carroll Adams, High School JUnior and · athl,tic been a hospiiiii patient. the Rev. and Mrs. Baxter, . thesisn t5) rttu111isUc - beno program. :Jr.; Telephone, Mr~. John star, drowned Tuesday alter-- Stanley Shields of Weirton is Mr. and Mrs. Oak Grimm, Mar· theism (6) prophetical- heno· D , :Ferguson, Mrs. Dwlj]bt Sayre noon whlle swimming with •.pendmg a few days woth rela· garet Thomas, Barbara Gertheism (7) monotheism (8) ler. and Mrs. Scott wtll '"'land Mrs. Jan:tes Layne; Char· friends at Letart Isinnd. liVes here. lach, Fay Keathley, Velma gatisttc - cermonical. The sec- ~· at ,902 Lynn Street, Syd- , acter >md SptntuaJ EducatiOn, I He is survived by his parents, Mrs. Laura Loy Roush and Hollman, Rose Sword, Mildred ond part "Jesw, John and tn y, Ohoo With thm son-in-law iMrs. John Brabham; Hospitat-;Mr. and Mrs. Howard Love; a family, Audrey Hollman, and flowers and Irene Winebrener Paul" in three parts, was pre-'and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Ro-itly, Mrs. Chester Weaver, Mrs. I sister Debra. a! home and one Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Blessing present. by Mrs. Marcus Thaugh ger McGee. Dr. McGee is Su- Ralph Sayre, Mrs. Bill Howard, !broth~ Mike a senlo; at Weal wPre business visitor• in Point Mr. and Mrs. George Boston I sented t l) Dimensions of Jesus (2) permtendent of Schools in Syd· and Library Service, Mrs. Jolut : Virgin;,; Univ~rsity. Pleasant Saturday. • were at the Letart social on 'I I John Unique 13) Paul the World ney. Morgan, Mrs. Glenn S m Jt h; Mr. and Mrs, True Blessing Saturday night. I Missionary. The third part UONS CLUB Program, Mrs. Gerald Clark, ol Mason were Tuesday dinner The Letart group made the I Friday- Saturday "A New Purpose and A New I The semi-monthly meeting oi l Mrs. Louise Gibbs, Mrs. Char-! DINNER ANNOUNCED ouests of Irene Winebrener. Ice cream lor the social in the Big II Day Special I Age" in three parts (I) Ourlthe New Haven uions etub was fes Weaver; Year Book, Mrs. I PT. PLEASANT- The Plea· Mr. and Mrs Adra Bright and White Church freezers. They New Demands <2) New Roles , on Tuesday evening at the A- Carroll Adaw.t, Jr., Mrs. Hilda sant Valley Hospii!IJ Auxiliary family of Marion, Ohio, were made 471> gallons and aold all IIYLDI All·WfliJ!II•ft•wit!J TUFSYN lor Women (3! The Young Am- 'merican Legion Hall lor their Ridgway, Mrs. Harry Darnell: tand Candystropers awards dm- weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. of It at the fe~tivel. . YIUI CIIO!CE If J IIIIT NPUW IIlii erican; and the fourth part dinner meeting. Ed Cunning- Regtstrant, Mrs. AUred Sprouse~- ner wtlt be held Monday, May were alos dmner guests Sunday Greggory Fowler of GlenVIlle ."Mother - Who Is She?" in ham presided at the meeting. eo<:hairman .at Annual Ha!lo- 31, at 6:30 p.m. at Gene Ball's Darrell Hollman, Harley, Greg State College spent the weekend lthree pari, (I) The Modern Mo- An election of officers was ween CarniVal, Mrs. Jack f Restaurant. Price Is $1.50 a and Christie Bonecutter were Iwith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ther <2) Mothers of Other Cut- held, with William Gibb' elect· Needs, Mrs. Cart Gibbs: Co ·1plate. Anyone wishing io make also their dinner guests Sun- Aaron F'owler. tures (3) How Does the World ed president ; Neil Haymaker, Cha1rl!len Home Room ~pre· reservations is asked to contact day a~ Mrs. Hena Bonecutter is Sharon Brbker of St. Mary's I See Women - As Human Be- first v1ce president; Rev. Jack sentatJVes, Mrs. James Gilbert, lrene Doolittle at phone 675-1594. a patient at_Hol..:~r hospital. /Sehool of Nursing at Parkerg. t.ll1111 Ut114 1.10114 lngs presented by Mrs. Robert Welch, secood viee preoldent; Mrs: Donald Bumgardner; RecArdath Brmker IS also a Hold burg spent !he weekend with Herndon. . Robert Gnrtis, secretary-tress· reahon and Playground, Jack Pleasant Valley HospHal as M~s. Rena Bonecutter is Iher parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durmg the busmess meeting urer; Frank Young, tail twist- Needs, Genald Clark, !Wbert ADMITIED Mrs G Me- a pahent at Holzer hosp!laL Brmker and fam Iy. Lmda llacll. wltft recilpf!abla ttllll•ln, ph11 taL 1 they approved the Vacation Bi- er and Ed Cunningham Lion Layne, Earl Lucas; M'""ber· Co De 1 · O~· Ar· Ardath Brmker IS also a Hoi- Clarke and daughters were also Add 'I H tr•i•·ht it not recappabl•. I ble School to he held the week Tamer. ' ship, Mrs. George Carson, Mrs. h'""\t x ";• PI • r~ zer hospital patient at lhis .Sunday guests of the Brinkers. I of May 31st with a program to . Blake Ntcewaoder, Mrs. Alfred ' 10 w 1ee, t. easant oute I writing. ' Billy Ball, Kenneth Rollins, I be held on Friday, June 4th at Lton Ed Cunningham was Sprouse, Mrs. Frank Baily, Mrs. :•seph Duff, Pl. Pteasa<>t RouiOI Mrs: Flavia Leitner and 1Jr, and Juanita Carpenter are the Church at 7:30 p.m. They selec1ed to be the delegate to Ray Cooks, Mrs. Joe Paugh, · , IGeorg>a Grimm called on Mr. among the graduates from Wa- . Friday- Satunlay discussed their Auction Sale to the Slate Convention to be held Mrs. Eugene Athey, Mrs. Rich- DISCHARGED. Mrs. Lee Wal- l and Mrs. James Canter Sunday. hama to graduate May 24. 1 be held on Dr. Bryant Day In on Huntington in July, The club ard !Wush, Mrs. Marvin Roush, ker, ~llipolts Ferry. Mr. Canter will celebrate his Russell Thomas of Briliant, Big II Day Spec/all New Haven on July 5th. Any- voted to donate $50 to the New Mrs. James Roush, Mrs. Paul 83rd birthday May 24. Ohio. was a weekend guest of NYLON ILL-WEATHER Willt TUFSYN one wishing to donate to this Haven Swimming Pool. Roush, Mrs. David Dewhurst, lreshments were served to those Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Blessing!his mol her, Mrs. Margaret , , sale please contact Mrs. Rob- Those attended were Ed Mrs. Jerry Scett; P.T.A. Coon- atlendmg, Holly .Layne, Jame and Mrs. F.lha Blessing called 1Thomas. rtUI CHOICE Of I MOlT POPULU SllfS ert Herndon or Mrs. Frank Cunningham, Leo Burrell, Paul ty Council Represntatives, Mrs. Jeffers, Debra Rickard, Londa jon Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Bless-' Mrs. Betty Sayre and Lynn I Thompson. The June meeting RICkard, Rev. Jack T. Weleh, Luther Smith, Mrs. James Hart. Roll,h, R>ta NICewander, Chris- ling of Albany, Ohio, Sunday. spent the weekend in West Cowill be a family outing in the Frank Young, Fran Reichert, R r h t Jorn Burm, Br~ce Adams. Fr-1 Mrs Bennie Blessing is just lumbi'a . i New 118 n Park and Neil Haymaker. • e res mens were served by ces Wnstoo, Cmdy Haggerty, ~ ------ - ~--M d M Ch· H'll 1 were ve · served by Mrs. Mercer's Home Diane Karr rs. w. ares 1 I Refreshments were P.T.A. MEETING . :. Mrs · Otto Grimm, S and r.sonan of Evans, Va., Mrs. Marion Dingey and Mrs. The P. T. A. met on Friday TOWN COUNCIL Mrs. Karr and the honoree Debf • at the social Salurdey night. Georgf Hill to members and evening at the Elemen!Jary The New Haven Town Coun- , ra. A delgation met at the home Bir car or small, this J.J nylon tire fits them att guesl8 attending: Mrs. Arthur school for their last meeting ell met in regular session on PERSoNALS of Mr. and Mrs. Okey Roush for less. Smooth rolling tread a:ives solid bite on Wayland, . Mrs. James Mac- ol the school year. Them eel- Thursday evening, May 20th Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shawver , • recently to prepare a program I huns, stops. 1nd starts.. Wear5 longer, too. 1 Kmght, MISs Esther McKmght, mg was opened With the sing. w!lh Mayor Ge01·ge Thayer pre- and Karen of Salem, Virginia ' lor the Board Church Centen- 1 Mrs. Will McKnight, Mrs. !Wb- Ing of "America" followed with siding. Others attending were viSJted his father, Ivan Shaw. I PT. PLEASANT - Fun~ral l1 nial which is to be in the early ert Chapman, Mrs. Ray Neilan the Pledge to the Flag. Devo- 0. J. Howard, Jr., Charles ver over le weekend. Mr. 1 serv >ce for Mrs. Dna B. c,et- fall. , Mrs. Ross Kapp, guests; Mrs. lions were led by the Junior Roush, Roland Karr, Paul Rick- Shawver returned home with •land, 75, Will be held Sunday I Mrs. Inez Bentz has returned ' Hazen Roush, Mrs. Marcus C~orr of the New Haven _Metho- ard, councilmen, Hilda Ridg- them for a visit. I ~ p.m. at Catawba, W. ~a. ; to her home here to spend the Traugh, Mrs. Frank Thompson, d1st Church under the direction w-ay recorder ctnd Donald OhIn the Meth~lst Church with summer months. Mrs. Arthur Thabet, Mrs. Rus- of Mrs. Frank Thompson and linger, Mrs. JackT. Welch wa• a ,the Hev. Austm Burrough off~ 1, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Roush j sell Fields, Mrs. Vem Hiner· Mrs. Robert Petry. The choir Th 1medocat p!llient at Holzer Hos- ciatmg. Bum I will be m Cata- are in the process of re>{(rilling l man, Mrs. Glenn Smith, Mrs. sang several selections, "Come ,ere was muc~ discussion Ipita I last week. !I wba. !1their l'lel l I Bob Kirbey Mrs Frank Sprad· Let Us Sing His Praises" "God concermng the delmquency •· Mrs Clelland died Wednesday I Mrs Sarah Hannum wa• " ' Home Owned 1r: Operated ling and Herndon. is Great" followed wlth sen- round the Commumty Building r McDaniels a paj morning at the home of • dau-1Munday guest o' foer mother, i You'll Like OUr Service BRIDGE O..VB fence prayers by the choir especi~IIy on the. nights there lent at eterans emorta Ighter, Mrs. Park McDaniel, Jr., Mr. and Ml·s. True Blessmg of The Tuesday Evening Bridge members and the Lord's Pray. ~a!katmg. They diScussed what Hospital. 812-JOth Street. where she had 1Mason. Phono WY 2-2101 1 Club met at the home of MISs er, They etosed With the smg- . the best way to correct the Henry Peary has returned to been re5ldmg lor lhe past f1ve j Mr. and Mrs Glenn Hoffman Nancy Scally, First and second m~ of "Glory Be to GOd on :i•!~:tJon and dseverdal sugges- his home alter bemg a patient mosnths. and fam1ly called on Mrs Flav1a : time for I' , '·' _; . Co.·- poem lovely Mary Handley, Donna Hauck, , £}· ~: Se..,;c- 'or M home from the hospital after Navy to Pick up • n ~" I' ason Personal undergoing surgery. Unf' . h d Shi ' ' Mrs. Jack Needo installed the Ray Friend bas been called 1D18 e -P new ollleen lor the coming I D Lo the Armed Service effective A eP<Jl<esman from ihe MarlNEW HAVEN 10 year. She read a tilled an ve June 8. etta Manu!llduring "Your Place." New officers are I An old time festival wu ened thls mornil!g !hat' the U. S. preoident, Mrs. Robert Layne; B H Jd F 'd at the Letart Sehool Sat- Sharon Rollins was an over- Navy would piCk up tha unliJI. METHODIST W.S.C.S. rProgram for Dr. and Mrs. K. vice president, Mrs. Gerald e e _n ay Joyed uday night with ooup, Ice night guest her grlllldrnother fahed AGS.25 Keller, and low 10 wht~t 1 1 . ' . 1( I The follbwing s I Ud en I s ol Pomeroy Senior High school have made grades of E or lor the sixth six weeks I"""'" gra~lng period accordin 0 to an by James A. Diehl, Jr., principal of Pomeroy Senior High School. 1 Seniors - Donna Crow, Louis · Diehl Sharon Dill, Jennifer Ev. ans, Patricia Fultz, Anita Hall, 1 Louis Houston, Milwaukee Auto shows, Seattle World's Fair1 Harrah's ;11rs tCAL WADES IN ACTION- Desert ~nn, Lal ~~E~s,N~~ic~t~' hi ggest f~irs in the and Canada, are just som~ o~ the top billings the club. Lake Tahot•. llorolds m Reno,mto:_They Stockmen WI sH it ote st~tv~~~l te_cs_.-.~~-.---Musical Watl<'s he1ve bePn booked per'form_ 'on _th.,e p ome royy . ,_!_P~a':'rki<~_'n!!ig~~Io"_t~J~un~e~l8~,~o~p:;:en~i~o~g~th~e::R:-e.,g':a:'tt:a:~f:-e::: '1. !eutlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o ., lllay 2T, 196$--B eludes the whole body, the mind :Dally :::::::::~:::::~:::::::~~=~~==::l•nd your cbaracter. ~. ~~lth, Announced at •· ~~ ~ 't Girls' Patent Straps eRed eWhito $1.99 pr. Smal14 To Dress Shoes eWhito eBiack $1,88 pr. Oxfords-Loafers Broken SizH $4.88 pr. Discontinued Big 4. Reg. $2.99 & $3.99 Men's Women's 2 PAIR SlzM 4to 10 ss.oo Styles V•luesTo$9.95 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE 225 No. Second Mi4dleport �1965/~eth Rox-~ M/ll'llln, 1 ~ Mar~erlte tlie fDp soelal olrclli li ''Dr. t~st senerr Oil !be lllklto!m DallY !en1fllel, l'ollllerlllf' Wives of members newsstands are still lho!e m::~;.:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;::;;::;=::;=:=::;;;;=:;:;::;:;::; . Baptismal services were held of lite diplomatic set - many pin-up photo magazines. 0 a e amday May 23 at Horse Cave nallonai!Ues ;:_ will be g.. m!>- publication has& title you would- !I Creek by the Rev. E. J. Grif. sed, beautiluUy dreased, io the .~ h•fieve unle... you oa\ It ... lith at Z p. m. Those beiug bap. f'J picl\ll'e . . . llemlce Masli, cur- Connie Fr&Dcll will dance tlzed were Mr. and Mrs. Leslie rently the ludlllll lady of "Wbal remake of "Girl Crazy" Scarbrough, Mr. and Mrs. WinMakes Sammy Run?" is want· MGM muslcill that or~ilnaiUy II ~t.O ford Scarbrough! Mr. and Mrs. By DORotHY KILGALLIN ed for lh' musical version of starred Judy Garland. ~'f'IOIJ~ • Milford Frederick, Mis' Cl.eryl "Othello," acheduled fur Broad- sion will have a title song t.,ttt:lfl Hayman and Mrs. Aim• PulBGEOUS way lllis Fall. llllnk, 31 weD as otber au~~~~; Ins. MJII8 MIDNIGIIT'S NOTE- LOUIS BELLSON, w)lo ac- WELL, GO Lee Marvin 1 Despite llle Bo-cailed "crack- tatlon to the Gershwir. PRESCRIPTIONS - - - - - -- - - BOOK: Hedy Lamarr's chums companied wife Pearl Bailey Louise and rugged uloida downs authorllles," llle big- IICOre. DON'T USE MIDICINE Ullnk she has her next husband back to C&lllornia, Ill reported- of TV and the ceil Little NoT P•e~RIIED SKIN ITCH selected He's Duke Wagy a ly set as Count Basle's drum· to ba making the FOR YOU DON'T SCRATCH IT) Chicago' writer New Yo~k's mer-man for a spell, which their baDgout, h you happen lcratchlnJ IPrtldt infection. catllbl:c n Ma be hing for them. It's dim ' Moas - . APPIJ ,,........,. 1'1'01· Paramount Theatre - htch op- would mean that Pear e Y searc and th t seems :E~~:te!.n:~..t~~ ::~: ened a few weeks aio ttl a '4 D~ might be taking that rest she and romantic, a Drug& that have 1•• """'•· . ,.., ole experiment" of live '""' ... unr. ""'" atsge insists she doesn't need .. · · · · to ba their cup or tea IU been prescribed for t~Jte•, root tteh. oUlet aurtace raab811. I Is' dance and hold bands un u ""' .,.....,, '""' ... b"" at' ... entertainment is set to lcose a- "Nightlife" II! ev 10n cameru, ,__._ Bensomeone else may •'"• ,,.,•• TODAY •• • ...,., • gain • I than two weeu •-lilmm·g a apectal show In Dllll- small bours .. pretty ....,,,...,,ce LohH Orua. Pomei'G1. o. In ess daughter not nece911arily benThis is a season for feudin' and ny's Hidaway one nlgbl last nett and her ban yard 1 · fuss in' on Broadway. Now the week, were denied permission GO, wlll play some lr sudefit you in fact, NOW IS 1D brass at "Do I Hear A Waltz?" to take closeup shots of the pa· lhls sumn:'er ...~~~~:ePiace" the practice of tak· are irked with one of thr · !Iars Irons. After all, a hideaway Is theatres 10 . ..._ed lo _ ing another's medi' · hide · a1 H rl has been SI5u .-· Sergio Franchi, because they- a hideaway IS a away • 0 on M Nair at the cine can be danger· •ve heard hiS agents nave been though for l)lOSI show biz cuslo- pi• Barbara c tartillg 8 ous! Take only what letting night club operators mers Danny's is a "Look, world Plaza's Persi~n Room ffered BUY THEM NOWI your doctor preknow that Sergio is available - here I am!" type of place. Aug. lti, Bar ar~ w; ~ for Summer booking.. Al)ybody know where Trevor far more lucrative WITH scribes for you. 1 Father's Day Cards and Gift Items! The TV Academy has pulled Howard is? 20lb Century - Fox Tahoe, and the Plaza fv 1 o coup which will make their wants to fly him Into New York a release from her con rae. I June 4 Monte Ciarlo ball a for the week of June 16 for the THE CIDC THING _for rea~ 0 "hot ticket " The dlar of 1 be premiere of "Von Ryan's Ex- dents of Madrid to do 11 appe HOUSE PAINT midnight show will be Barbra press" and the preview of the ill a smaU part - or_even as Slreisand .. Get ready (or this new Brandon flick, "Morituri." ar. extra - In movtea 4 Registered · · Memck · has of. But th ey ean'I II'nd h'lm • al- made ir Spain. Latest 111lr. castmg: David fered Marlon Brando a four • though they've called all over capture ever so many atttracPharmacists To Serve Yo11 month run on Broad,·. in the world. tlve people (especially ladles) .-1! .'!<.:!. -* ~ * * * * * "Charlie's Aunt'' . . Tommy _ Sands' first record since l1is WREATHES, SPRAYS, CROSSES, ETC. , parting with Nancy Sinagra is Lilled "Love's Funny ." II was written by his friend Paul Anka, who helped console him at the time of the abrupt split. - - - -~.... Q {Jt~LU N.A.r!ONALLY KNUvVN k - - by Helen Bottel--" Pomeroy 112 E. Main WY 2-2955 THE PRODUCER of a rePOMEROY WY2-3498 cently clobbered flicker has dress Helen Bolle! in care or rnore Ulan the reviews to wor- Youth Asked For It! I thil newspaper. ry aboot. A $2,500 check for his This column is for young stay al a smart Park Ave. bo- people, llleir problems, llletr lei did the rubber ball bit . . . pleasures, their troubles and Deborah Kerr, who just mish- fun. As with the relt ol Helen ed starring in "Marriage on the Help US!, it welcomes laugba . ocks," will be Audrey Hep- but won't dodge a serious qltelburn's neighbor in the South of lion with a brush • off. Spain. Deborah an. Peter Vier- Send your teen-uge questions tel and Audrey and Mel Fer· to Youth Asked For 11, care of rer plan to hire the same arch- Helen Help US!, lllla newspap. .- ., EIGHT BAPTIZRD ~~~ I Zhivalt:o." .iDally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 27, Gardner, Vivian Gaston, Parker (Roberta Carpenter) of Ney Carpenter_received word Crabtree, and Russell .Lon, visitor dom Mas- Iway, Scott, . - ·· · F • ..,ma Whittington, Keziah Dye, Bolivar. The little girl has two of the death of his neprew, Clair le Arbaugh, Mrs. TrO)' Coats, a sey, Ava Greeftlt!es, Mhl-1 Gala· Scott, Debbie and Dalelelle and 1 Lewis Smilll led devotions. It Ida Cheadle, and lhe · hostess, brolllers, Nejo and Robbie. • Edmundson of near Vinton, the was announced that 71 attended Helen Jeffers. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Blanton past week. Sunday Scrool on_Mothers D~y A skating p~rty for studenta and son, Jackson, visited her Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rawllnga I at the church with Mrs. Ehz· of the Columbia Elementary parents, . Mr. and Mrs. Jerry and Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Splll'ai>eth Gardner i>eing the oldest School was held at Dow's tulweU and oilier relatives here lock of Elbany, spnt Saturday mother present Mrs oe Me- Rollercade near Nelsonville a recent Sunday. Ievening with Mr. and Mn. Ar• on Friday evening. The party . I th c abtree · 1Whorter. having the youngest . c1 Recent weekend viBitors at ur r ; Ray Howery , Washmgt.on, D. child present and Mrs Dale w_as sponsored by t~eb o urn· the home of Ruth Starkey were Relatives and friends attend: C.. visited his parents. Mr. anhd , Dye having 'the oldest child pre- b!a School Mothers c u · Mr. a~d Mrs. John Stark'"' and ed the funeral on Friday lor M V lin Howerv and ot · · , -, : rs. 1 ~r . h' : ·. ·ea over · sent. Flowers were given to Recent guests ol 'dr. and children of Sugar Gove, and John Radekin at Columbia Cha; er re atJVes 10 t Is ar 'these three honored mothers. A Mrs. Dale Dye were their child· the Bill Slack family. B iII 1 Church. Mr. Radekin, lifer 1 recent ~eekend ._ . . f Ihe flower was also given to Mrs . reo and familiees, Mr. an dMrs. Stack who was recently dis· pe . h' as The Busy ~ee Soclet) ; 1 1 Wtltiam Cheadle in appreciatioo Chester Baumgardner and fam· charged from the Armed Ser· long resident Hof ~ ~ :ea w. Carpent~r BaptJSI :hurc 10 nmea of her servkes for mHny years Jty of Coshocton, and Mr. and vices at Fort Silt, Okla., is now well known. e a enime'n with MIS. Reed Jefl~rs Mrs. '"' secretarv for llle group. Mrs. Clyde Walker end family et the home of his molller, Mrs. lfailing heallll for some 1 · ' recent Thursda y evenmg ' A surPrise brrthday party for of Thurman. Claryse Stack, Albany Route 1. 1 Mr. a~d Mrs. Gene Jeffers Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner was Mr. and Mrs. Ney Carpenter while he seeks employment. . and l'am1ly were guess! on 9 enJoyed by the society mcm· hare received word of the birth DolphliB Burke has been dis-J a recent Sunday of Mr. and FIRST QUALITY ' i>ers during the SO<'tai hour and of a great granddaughtem Cin- charged from his duty with lite Mrs. Rex Cheadle and family. REGULAR w•s complete with cake and dy Dee Parker, born May II to U. S. Army and has returned The Youth Group ol the Car Certified Oil Station gills. Those p,·.,ent were Fre- Mr and Mrs. Robert Parker, to his employment with llle penter Baptist church met at Pome••• da Smith. Mildred Starcher. Jo- Middleport. Paternal grandpar- Ohio Stsle Highway Testing the Haymond Nelson home a 1 W. Main St. ann Bishop. Mae Jordan, Eliza· ents are Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Laboratory in Columbus. recent ' Sunday. Mary Peck was 1 -·------- - - ··· -~- --~~ - -~ ' programleader.Itwasaooounc- 1 : ed that the group enjoyed a hay 1 ride and wiener roast with 1 Douglas Lowther recently. PresI ent were enny and Rond11 I WhiUington, Thad Dye, Delores and Carolyn Hoyd, Mary and • Helen Peck, Oleva Smith, Dale ! .Jordan, Susie Nelson, and Don- I nie, Kathy and Bonnie Cheadle. ' 1 Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffers · Eltclus!Ye 5thodaoroptton on Rambler Classic and i were Sunday guests of her mo- . Ambusador wasons, lets passengers step easily I !her, Mro. Beulah Cordray of into 3rd seat. ~ldden compartment under cargo floor. : I I Athens Route. I i Harold Robinson and SOIIll or • 1 Lancaster called on friends in E1clus1Yot Roof-Top Travel Rack Is standard : 1his vicinity a recent Sunday. at no eldra cost on this smart Ambassador 990 wagon Friends were sad to hear or (and 5 of the other 6 Rambler wagon•). the dealh and burial of his wife during the past week. Harold is the son of Vesta Robinson, a -~ former resident of this area and was roared here and attendI ed Columbia School. I ' . Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogly, I learned or the birth or a daughter Alisa Ann to their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. I Cecil Gillogly, Athens. Matern· et grandparents are Mr. and f Mrs. Everett Lambert, Pome- i roy, The Gilloglys have two Rambler Is first by far In 6-cylinder wacon sales. And sales of big v.ss are movina: ahead fast. Rambler offers the only waaons with tou1h sons, Steven and Jeffrey. ra~le ·free Advanced Unit Construction •• • Deep-Dip rustproofln 1 .'. , The Women's Society of cod·sprinll seat cushions •• . Double·Safety Brakes system • •• optional Christian Service of · Tempi• Disc Brakes. And we also have exciting hardtops, convertibles, sedan~ Methodist church met with 1nd the newest sports-fastback-Marlin. See them! Save at our · Mrs. John Ingram in Albany · Sporting Spring Deal Days. American Motors- Dedicated to Excelltn~ on Wednesday evening. Installation of officers was conducted by Rev. David White in a very 1 impressive ceremony. Mrs. AMBASSADOR: uraut. Rnnt • MARliN : Spons-fa~blck • CLASSIC: Now tntermedlate-Sizt, AMERICAN : Compod E>Jnomr' Kin& ' I • lill00-1~. ztro zone top freezer has Its Howard Stanley was program I I leader and Mrs. Arthur Crab- ' I own door. Freezes 40 cubes e~.tr~ 600-606 East Mllll St., Pomoroy, 0, tree gave devotion&. The theme II fast! Two Quickube trays. ' of the meeting was 'A Por trail of Christ." Others present ------··t;,!oh the Danny Kaye Show on CBS·TV, Wednesdoy ovtnlni!PI---~---• Autom1tic defrostinsln family-s ize were Carolyn Mosier. LMh refrigerator sectian. v·Olce .• 0"f Broadway --.••• reportin,._ • Carpenter Social News - - ! ' The wagons that do what others can't are called Ramblers · - ) I II :=:=: SALE 18' the flme 1 1 FRIGIDAIRE WEEK ·· MAY 17 to JUNE 5 '' IX\ SATISFACTION SAVINGS for YOU ! ! 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And it's easy. .Juat aok your dealer for tho barrel -ahaped E<'Onomy Eight Pack of Tap, You'll get ~iKhl, 12-ounct diapoaable Glaos Kego of !Jill draft beer •• , draft beer that needs no cooling until you 're rea<b' to enjoy it. WITH TRADE I Bug 1\'ow ••• T••orle i\ ou• ••• Sa.,e Nom At RUTLAND, 0. I Rut don't lake Jll!f word for it. The only way to heliev1 th1t Tap 11 for J'41al ie to t.a1te II .. Rutland ·Furniture • GOESSLER ' JEWELRY STORE . Court St-. Pomeroy ~ And wait 'till yoo laote it! lt'o the aame, fretth flavor you've always enjoyed straigttt from the barrol .•• ftavor that io born and "V' ' :, th ~ deep, dark vale ot the brewury cellara. 1 ARNOLD GRATE I Thank& to a new brewing proceao, non-pa&teurized draft boor can now be packaged in bot!leo. ~---------------- SH 2-4811 I 11 • Economical, dependable Meter-Miser Is sealed in steel, doesn't need oiling. Modal FPD-- 141·1-4 13.71 cu. fl. 4 colors or whitl . 'I • • Every shelf full-width, full-depth, Modtl FDS IJT·I BEN FRANKLIN s·JO enriched buns itect and build houses near er. each other on the Costa del Sol COPY KI'I'I'EN ... Joe Levine's versaWily in Dear Helen : action : Now that he's complete- I believe il was you who once ly wrapped-up his multl-mllllon said a ahy girl shoult: pick out dollar "Harlow" in Hollywood, somebody at school that she he's starling production there thinks is wonderful and then on three films aime.~ solely "at try to be like her. the family market, a Ia Walt Welt 1 tried to change myQUART _ _ 2.13 Disney. sell to' be like this real popular SO MANY PEOPLE In show girl by doinS my hair I~ hers business have volunteere-' , and getting the same kmd of het, John Lindsay in his cam- clollles. When she changed hair paign for mayor that a "lively styles I d1d too, etc., etc. GET IT AT Arts for Lindsay" committee Finally she got mad and call· Is being formed by some of the ed me a dam copy cat. So now big~ esl producers in New York what do I do'-CARBON COPY and Hollywood. as well as an Dear C. C.: impressive complement of per- When I said - study llle formers. The committee will be "pe!'80nality kids" and see wb~t headed by the candidate's wife, makes them chck - I , dldn I Mary, who always has :.een a mean steal their stuff. Its flatdevotee of the theatre - as he tering, lor a while, to be cop"Everyth!ng in Hardware" is.. Eva Marie Saint can ied, but lhi• gets old fast. And MAIN ST. POMEROY 1have the top role in Gore Vi- besides a :·spin-off" hardly ev' dal's new ,>lay. "Drawing Room er makes II big. Comedy." The author winged So - borrow ideas from to Paris to invite her to star in the leadero, but develop your CLOSED MONDAY, it when she was making "The own style - ~nd styles. Y~u Sandpiper." Eva Marie hasn't mP. goof at f~r.•l until you gam MEMORIAL DAY played on Broadway is 10 years. more self • assurance, but keep trying - enrollment in a charm school helps here. And always remember: you can't lick shyness by being a shadow. - H. Dear Helen: I'm invited to a dance with this boy who is just my height. WITH A FUTU He's never seen me In beels. The dance is semi • formal Select the finest gifts here for lasting beauty and Should I wear heels and be service. Honor your grad with a fine timepiece. taller Ulan him, or flats wbiah I don't w&DI to wear?-SOON PLEASE DearS. P. I vole lor Oats. You'D be more com!ortable - and SO WILL HE! ·-H. BOIIJNG OVER Dear Helen: !her made him cut biB hair, gets to grow it back 100n. There's NOTHING wrong with 1 surfer cut. It's fab. I adore guys with bait at leas\ down to their ear lobes, If Its clean and neal, -YEAH Dear Helen: If aU boys wore -their hair Uke Dr. Kildare - Oh boyobboy ohboyl - T. Dear T. II all boys LOOKED like Dr. Kildare, oh boyohboy ohboy! - H. • Roomy flo rare dotr has the exactly perfect place for e~erythins from eas to bottles !ill and small, 1l.24 cu. ft. s-10 SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS • METROPOLITAN MOTORS, • Twin Porcelein Enamel Hyd11tors 1\?ep nearly ~ llushel of fruits and ~egetables dewy fresh. HELEN HELP US! I I I CONTINUES THIS WEEK VANGUARD I SPECIAL PRICES NOW! PARADE of VALUES 11 baked with PG-7n~, a pure all-vegetable shortening! Today, the only shortening tlscd in Heiner's enriched buns contai.Ds about three times as much of the preferred "un-saturates" as in most buns. We are proud of This column is dedicated to family 1ivin1, 10 If you're havIng kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen Help YOU. She wl\1 al10 welcome your own amUiioJ uperlences. Ad- this quality product, a further step in carrying out our responsibility toward your fomilya Heiner tradition for more than 58 years. Rock Springs Society Notes Mr. and Mra. Hugh Bearhs visited reeenlly In Rio Grande 1 wllh Mr. and Mra. Charles E. Willlee and son, Matthews. Mr. and Mra H111h Bearha called ·Mr. ;btl Mrs. Da1loll .__ _ _....;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Phillips recently. Good things go. with Heiner's ... cause Heiner's goes with everything good! • ··--soli-··--··-..-.. . 711ooGD... OIIIi \. .. on lirE I IMIIEl IF _ _ _ ..... I,IHIII~U&1\ . . , ..I r t - ·, ! ~· ·. �.. , I Apple Grove '.Television .J.(evue Society Notes Classified Ads Your Modcfn (ommuDitv ' BtiD~liD B03f(f' . E FOR SALE For Rent Real Estate For Sale -c-c-c-~. WANT AD INI'ORMA liON 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0., May 27, Election of Officers Highlights Drew WebSter P0St Meetmg ' TUesdQy EVe 1965 . SCOUt pQCk 248 Ho~se - -SINGER Sewing machine TRAILER space at 243 S. 2nd 1965 equipped to Zig Zag make but· 3 BEDROOM for sale,\ Rei 1Estlfe Fo r S a Ie Sl. , Middleport. Close to bus- tonholes, fancy designs. Take Excellent ~ond1tlon, 1618 Election of olllcers was held Webster and Mrs. Hayes, moth DEAOLIIIIES 1!1 :11(1 P M Oa ~ 8efnre Pl.ltoll cttlon inesses, schools. and church- over payment of $5.50 a L:"ln Heighto, Pomeroy· ;'J / when the American Legion AWl· er of Mrs. Cheeubrew for card' 'IW"nn!ln Oeadllllf 0·00 A.K es. Phone WY i>-22 6tp month or pay balance of jM. p ne WY 2·3810 · 5 25 61 I K.N illary Of . Drew Webster Post and flowers sent during illnes.. Mun!l a) t.: ANt ·~~ I . I . AT iONS o. rli,\li:ER LOTS free sewTry it in your home. Call c met Tuesday evening at the The department convenlloll to CO H tt!i:•'TI0 :'-0!0 Will oe •• · • •ep1 ea u11t!t !t:OO II. age and w aler Brown's !'Tail WY 2-6555. 5 24 4tc HOUSE FOR SALE In Racine. POMEROY _ One story frame Cub Scout Pack 248 held Its Legion Hall. be held at Pick-Carter botel in F<'r On 'If 11\l hllcatloo ro. ,., "'"' er Park 1St ate Approved! Clarence Hoy, WI 9-2811. I part Permaslone front, five final meetmg of the year Tues- Pearl Knapp, preSident, eon- Cleveland, 18_wu an " ,,,. ,, ''"'" .,, ,, '"m'" M1nersvlile, Ohio, Pbone WY DON'T PUMP you alugglsb sep.. 5 25 l2lc bedro ) bath day evemng at the Pomeroy dllcted the meeting and . hl nunced. Regina a reVIeW wa> 12 2-JJ24. 1 tic tic tank. Get Klean·Em-All ;o;;m; me0 t ' First Baptist Church. officers were present er read and annunced the Eighth • '"'"' "'" ,,, ,. ,.,.,M''''' '"' septic tank cleaner. Land- HOUSE FOR SALE. Eight u ase ' • Y Diitrlct conference to be held more u uu• one ln enrrect 1n11eruon mark Farn: SW'eBU. rooms, two baths. Extra lot heating, double garage, many Roger Dillar~ Cubmaster, WBB given by Ruth Thornton, in Lgan June 10 t th8 Pres· RA , ., For Sale Z tic goes with house. 361 soutb extras. Lot 70 x 100 on paved presided and themeetlng open- chaplain, after whicb lniUation churcll ' • 18 •~ " ' " ' Ad ''~"' Front st., Middleport. Mrs. streei. Excellent location. ed with the pledge to. the !lag was held for Linda Gulnther, Dele ates from' the unit " '•;mum " " ., Henry Hennessy. ! $!1.0011.00. led by Kenneth Harrts, follow- Peggy Taylor, Norma Jewell, nference are Pearl Kna to ' con"' ,,., " '"'"' """""" """"""· TH F. RAYM0 ND HOOD prop- KIRBY Sweeper A-l condition g " , .,. ,., worn <•• fh•" •••· erly al '!11 Lm roln Road 6 · 5 25 !2tc MIDDLEPORT _ One story ed by_ the Scout oath Jed by Frances Hunnel and Daisy v":•"'m'a Fl'sber, and ..._ Mppar·' aecOUVII m~ertiOil8 room house and large iot. : Complete with power polishI ~ Fr k ue• on.-.. I pa!rt adP and Also beds. di nette set, 1 er buffe:. Pay off balance due PRICE REDUCED on att.raC: frame, 8 rooms, bath, mod- RoMle Plans ·were made ec er: Fern Cheesebrew was tin. AJternates are Gladys Cum· 1 2 ~' " ~~ '70:.""', • ';.~~"A';::;;' 6 payments, $6.72 each. WY live 3 - bedroom ranch style ern kitchen, small basement, for a Wiener rll!ISt for the boys the . Initiatory officer and was mings, Daisy Frecker and Faye lmum • " " "'"""' ' . ." ,, kilr hen cobinet, 2 wool rugs 2-2575. i>-22-5tc home. Located in new ad- new concrete Iron! porch, gas and their parents, on Sunday. assisted by Pearl Knapp, pre•l· Wildermuth. The Natlooal con' '"' ,"'~'"~. •,o,:.:•~ M o,, , and tab le. See Milton lluod I dition on Chester Road near heating. Lot 50 x 120, close June 27, at Camp Chester. Plans dent;, V~glma FISher, fil'llt vention at Portland, Oregon, laturd ., 8 :JO ... . ~~ to 12:00 noon HI 623 Mill Street . Middlel";;t , State Highway garage. Fire- to schools and stores. Can were also made lor the Cub VIce president; Ruth Hennessy, August 20 • 26 was annotmced. . rrT~ s~L:~i' • aftec 6 p. m Phone WY 2-38 . . place. well lnoulated, tiled be financed $10 000 00 Scouts to march m the Mem- second vice preSident; Ruth Gl d M th &Esc1T _ __ __ _ __ kitchen and bath, hardwood LETART FALLS' _:_ ON orial Day , chaplain, and Carrie port "ol:he 5 27 31 1' 'rllY HEF'OR E you buy F'ac floors, storm doors, windows, 338 - 2 story frame, six A Cubmaster pin was pre· 1 ~lmg, pianist. At ihe close tee and olficers elected were lory rcprcsenlali'" wdl 100 x 400 lot, basement, pa~ rooms (3 bedrooms), balh, sented to Mr. Dillard and a o . t e mlltlaion, Gladys Cum· Virginia Fisher, president; Lin. PHONE WY2-2156 teach you lo weld. cui, braw, I io. Phone WY 2-5337. basement, forced a11 beating, committee pln will be present- ?,"ngs and Mrs. Ne~~lmg _sang da Guinther, second vice presi· solder. hard surface. heat. 5 19 tic enclosed front and back por· ed to Kermit Walton. David Wake Up America publiShed dent; Mary Martin, secretary ; charge batteries. tha w water 'OR SALE r Large 4 bedroom ches, garage, workshop, 2.29 White received his Bobcat pin by the Amer~can Legion Depart· Marjorie Reuter, treasurer; Le· Card of Th~nks I pipes. Me igs Landmark . Porn- 30 H.P. Evinrude molor. I home, in Racine, in good acre! level land. Located and Scout-O·Rama patches were ment of Ohio With words and ona Smith chaplain· Eulalia --l WISH to thank all those who croy. . 5 27 lie I condition - out of high wat- one mile from new Racine given to Den Mothers and CUb '!'USIC by Peggy Paul. Mar Mar· Webster, historian, Sarah sent me flowers and ca rds. l narden's Market on n1. 124 in Electric Starter, Trailer, 1 er. Hot water beating sys- Darn. f8,750.110. Scouts. bn was transferred from Shel· Roush, sgt. at arms. ,;,,. Meigs Memorial Hospilal ' Syracuse has on special ThursSki . belts, I iem, large electric hoi water ALBERT W. COX, SALESMAN Den Six presented the pro- by Un.'t to the local umt. Memorial services were hell Slaff and all those who were day, Friday and Sa turday, Accessories, tank, storm windows. To be r BOX Z29 WY Z-383o WY UW gra..'n using the theme of the An mvltatlon was received for Gladys Smith and Margarel Kind to me wh ile I w" in I 211 lb. potaloes $1.J!l. tomatoes Cushions, etc. In excel· so ld to settle ••tate. Call 5 25 31c month, "Know Your Town. " On from Lafayette Unit, Gallipoli• Smith who passed aw I h' the hospital.,, •.,1rs I lo basket 79c: 2 for 39c Henry Cleland, daytime WY 2. NOTICES a table was a display represent· lor ail G1rl State representa· ast ear A iano •ol:'"Ho 5bread. Pearson. 5 27 ltc loaves fo r ,; 10 len! condition . 2255, evenings WY 2-2588. GOSPEL meeting •t BearwaJ. ing the town of Pomeroy includ. lives and their mothers to atTh b M' N 89 ,, 5 i'ed polaloes lbs new 5 6 trc low, speaker, Richard Pryor, · ing the hills, building•, railroad tend the Buckeye Girl State In· U, eu 93 lk from May 26 until June 4 tracts and river. The hoys ~ave !ormation Tea at Grace Metho' e rVI ~nc strawb•·rri e•s 45c quarl: m' ' FOR >ALE: 5 room bouse. eac_h evening at 8 p. m. va. a brief history or various places dis! Church Saturday, June 6, MrMrs. KnTbapptgaveththe Notice m JUg 43c 11l g<1l lonM_plk lus de, i bath, basement. Gas furnace, s· orn on • e memorJa cation Bible school, May 31 ol interest in Pomeroy . · rrom 1 to 3 p. m. Thank you . ' --·po;cl, ga 11 f0 0 d1,., ' · ' After 8:00PM fireplace. Priced for quick until June 4 each morning, The Senior Hi<h ocho ol v;as ntes were read lrm Eulalia antod Ml rs. Nheulzlmgvi play 1 89 .lo-Bo ·log oo , 12 cans $1.00 : sale. Phone 773-561!, Mason, 10 • e aps c ose t e ser ce urda\,' mght (lU !sidt• su n1nwr Ho ogna 3 I'· I',egu 1ar a. m. 5 Z5 3tp given bv. Ot>Tln · 1: '--· us. 1.00 . W . Va. 4 16 tic ' Refreshments were served• a· 1 1 d.mres !::tart :1t ~laplt>wond c'igarri\('S c pal'k Open 7 County Courthouse, Jon Dillard: MEET TONIGHT th cl f th ti b 1.1le and will be he ld ewy dal's a v..-ek25 including Oeror- 1 Business Services HOUSE FOR SALE on Laurel In 1941 , the German battle- Pomeroy • Mason Bridge. Ken· i The Southern Local Band e ose o . e mee ng ) Jtc Cl1 ff Road Mrs. Norman E. sh1p BISmarck was sunk 4110 neth Harris; Civil War Monu· Boosters will hold their regular Gladys Cummmgs and Lena Frid:11· mght thronghout the allnn 1 27 Ihe .loo: will f.\ IBULLDOZE R WORK, equipped Hysell. WY 2-6322 . miles west 01 drest, France. ment, Steve Jewell; the Can· meeting May 27, Thursday at 8 Smith With Dolly Hayes, ( [ E lnr dane< >Jarlmg "' llniCAN TOM,.TO plan ts fur w1th wmch. Big or small job. 5 4 3otp non in the Court yard. Mark Dil. p.m. in the Southern Local High ys and Letta Sjlencer, .. " m. j C7 3ip sale ll'ii iJam Holmes. Srra- Call da\'tJmes WI 9-3151, even- I INCOME PROPERTY- - - locallard; Pomeroy Elementary School All band parents are contributing. ,,:RE 1JLL be a senes of cnse 5 1.6 lfc ings wt g.j039, Gene Barnett .i ed within 2 miles or the new School, Morton Barnes; the ori· urged to attend. lr-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;; 9• , 1 w · me"nes <.\ &wwal- TIHE SA I.E 7'>11 x 14 Prestige !tac1oe, Oh10. 5 13 tiel 1 k t R . Oh' ,ginal Baptist church, Ronnie FIRST 1 ' '"2i un:c: June l IIIJil ewa ll $20.95: 800 x 14 aof Couch and the library, Jelf In 1954, more than lif crew QUALITY ·'~1 f'\'t-':"llnE ~ II P m. \" <1· , Pn•stige Wh itewall 122.95. · • I Circle. "'embers of tL aircraft carrier REGULAR 1 building, housing two furnish· ... Refreshments were served , Bennington died as an explosion Cert'fi d 0"1 St i ' ·~r f ,t l< <.c-.,., ..- .11 br ~c pl l s Snnoco, Chesler. i i' iC M:> Jni,! Ju•w Ohio 985-2.'05 5 25 61e : ed and one unfurnished apart· May !5 ' durmg the r.ocial hour by Den rocked the huge ship of! the I re I at on ! . :::~-, ;-;- ..r; ~ "'i.a.:-:mg ilt . . i ment, l large business room The Pomeroy WCTU wi11 Three. coast of Rhode Island. W. Mlln st. Pomerey , ~ -··· , ..,._,ker for GOOD LSED refngerator Ph. ' below, I double garage with 1meet at the United Methodist 1,-.......;-.;.,.~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiii...,i.liii::iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .• .: ·:.:•:·: r.~l..n~ s ~·i ll lx' _WY 2-6227 . 5 25 61 p fu rnished apartment over 1Church Tuesday at ~ p. m. manners of horse. Any cl ub 1 :o ?c_. _,, ; z; lip WE: LOAN Carpet Shampooer ond located in rear, 1 nice! The Middleport Athletic As- member wishin~ to enter the . Port- 1 nt no cost wi th purchnse of frame building located at sociation wiJJ meet Tuesday parade is to contact Mr. Reu.' ' . '" i TDl"LE for Blue Luslr(' Sh~mpoo. Bake r ~ si"de. All m A-1 con d'. llton. evening at ·7:30 p.m. at the ter. ' ' ''"OodiSt Charge: fri - Furnilu re, \11d! ' .'ort. Sales & Service~ Six rentals in all. Selling due high school. It was voted to pay for insur1 ~ ·:0 ~Iorse Cho pel, Rcv. l tc _ lo health. Phone daytime WY The Ladl-es Aux · ary of Fn· ance to cover all club member~ 1 11 5 25 6 ... '''·'" F..::!r1v and Arthu r Slltt ...... IL.OO A. M. l r,-nn: I HAV£ anolher shipment of eFi t.s Almost Every Car 2-2255, evening• WY 2·2568. ey-Bennett Post, American Le- and also to pay 15 to Glen Ev5 13 12tc gion , will meet Tuesday even· ans for work on t_he grounds , , i\rtlwr Stitt. Sun , ·: 7:30 ar1ir1cial flowrrs. Pearl Park- eTransferahl e When "' Pnrll:md. llev. l1. E. [ er, Laurel CliU, Rt. 124 . You Trade Cars I ROOM brick home, 2 bath- ing, May 25 at the legion hall. where new barn Will be built.! ·II'" '" ""d Arthur SUit. 5 25 3tc rooms, finiShed attic and There will be election or offi. Herman Carson Will put the 5 26 31 ' - · ·e Guara nteed 24 months basement. Out of high water. cers and all memben are urg- barn und?r r oof. · c CLOTH awnings and porch valed to attend. Mrs. 1\liham _ . B. Downie an· _ B b , or 24,000 m1 1es Central heating, priced for , ., ,,r· ; \ TOMATO plants for anre. am oo porch shad~' ' eMost Popular Unit quick sale. Phone W~ 2-6116 1 MAY 11 nounced a tra1mng day in judg·1 \\"illi;lln Holmes. Svra- Ven eti an blinds and repairs. ~ The Wild ood G rd b 1 mg for 4·H members and par'5 26 trc Da le w,ppe l, 215 Un ion Ave. · In the U.S.A. or WY 2·2205 · Charles F. . w a en c u ents to be held at the Bob Ev· . !! IT ON IVMPO - Llew- Pomeroy. 5 18 301c Wildermuth. 4 13 tfc Will me& Wednesday evening ans farm . June 5 !rom 10 a 00 I at the home of Mro. Fred to 3 p m Thos tt di . m. " Thompson's "Life and · I nsurance Nea -1h Mr u . · · e a en ng are STRAWBERRIES? Installed , se, WI ' · •wm Nease to take a sack lunch Membe s ' " program. 1 AUTOMOBILE 1 · transportaiion · r 11 ~-,, t 8 15 Mondav c~·Tth ru nsurance been as co--hostess . . . not havmg are · a · a. m. '"" · See the Special Price cancelled' Lost you. opera- The Fflendly Ne~ghhors club to contact Mrs w A M 5 25 lfc on F'reczcrs at Landma rk. tor's license: Call WY 2-2966 will meet Wedne•day evening or Mrs. .. organ All Sizes Chest and Pomeroy, 0. 615tfc at the home of Mrs. Donley Rei- A colored fil<n was shown on Upri ght in Stork PHtrro Copymg Service. Cop- bel. . Ponies of America presented by leo made ol legal papers. Evangeline Chapter' Order the Ponies o( America club and NOTICE SEWING MACHINE _ birth records and almosl any or the Eastern Stars, or Mid· showed mostly the Appoloosa : Open Mon.·S•t. Til 9 PM dleport will have its annual in· pony. · repair other documents. services all makes, WYZ.2264 spectt ' on Wedn d · Ref h I Reuter Insurance; Pomero' es ay evenmg, re smenis of sandwiches; My Office Will Be POMEROY ·' J.ck W Carsey I The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . g 4 Uc i Jllay 26 at 7::ro p.m. at the Ma. cake, potato chips, kool aid and ' M•n.•o• r · Authonzed Singer Sales and sonic Temple in Middleport. coffee were served by Pat and Closed From PHONE I1 Serv1cc. 5 4 30tc GUARANTEED. renewable for WY MAY %7 Bob Jones and Janet Manuel _ s 2 21 1 1 lile lw>pitalization. lsoued The Afternoon Circle ol Heath from a table centered wilh Am: . "elgler Buildln~ i'III'Pi) lor at all ag<S. Phone WY 2·fil66 Methodl'st Church wl' ll have 1·ts ercian flags . May 31 to June 7 KNAPP .SHUES, special offer new homes Built in kiteD64 Studlbakar ~ 2 dr. H.T. I cyl. to .lune . only, buy 1 pair ens, •torm windows, aiUU. Z 18 tfc annual spring luncheon Thur•· The next meeting wlil be held regu lar pnc<,_ get 2nd pair inurn siding. can Guy N•••. Livestock day May 27 at the church at I out of doors with Tom Reuter RICIIo DR. E. F. MAAG 12.00 off. Write or call Ro· . . ""' p.m'. Miss Sanborn will present and Dick Karr servisg the re64 Falcon 4 dr. Wagon, 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio bcrt Hill , Elm Street, Ra cine. ler, Racme, Ohio. RIDING HORSE for sale. Black the finn! chapter ol the study frJe~s~h~m~en~ts~--;;;;;m.~~[! AIJ il 1MUBll..E IDSIIrance ...... 12 29 tfe and Whl'te geld'mg, 6 years book on "Genesis." Hostesses ft..-1' 5 19 I2tp 63 Ford Cty. Secla• 4 w1g011. 6 tyl. Std..._ cancelled! 1OS1 your opera I old. Vt;y gentle. Call 965-2403 w111 b Mrs E u Wood Mr _.. C lor'l licenlel Call WY Z.<!9641 lr BULLDOZER work, small doz.. or see Rodney E. Gaul, Chese · · "" • s. • R..tlo lloll< UNICO ALFALFA er,_back Idling, farm ponds, ter, Ohio. ........,., 5 2& 3!C p, L. Mitch, Mlu Bess San63 Rlmbler Cl-'• 770. 6 cyl.lfd. tren~ lodlo FREE - Pulpwood !OI the WEEVIL SPRAY dnvewayg cut. Cheap rate, born, Mro. Walter Hayes and cutting. Phone Wl 9-2 71. Middleport, Phono WY z • CURTISS BREEDING Service, Mrs. Hattie Smith. Those -~ 62 Olcll StarfiN 2 dr. H.T. powtr lt-lng. poww 1 combineo Malat hion and Me· 2208. 1>-J.li.IO!c for the best in artificial lending are asked to brlng e 5 24 6tp th<rllyc hlor - the top recombreeding. 180 or the Nation's covered dish and their tsble brak•, power wh dan, riCilo · ··~·- - - - - - - - mend ati on. Apply up to 7 AUChONEER leading aires make their service. 62 Palrlane 4 dr. 8 cyl. Std. traM. RICIIo days hefore harvest ... no Co I Se . home at Curtiss. For eervlce, Tbe Rlv....,;•w Garden Club ' Sale or Trade residue in milk when used as mpBradford ete rvree ca11 Le~nd ·~ Crin •• p ar ker, p omeroy, .wlll meet ~Thursday evening, 61 Ford Falrlane 2 clr. 8 cyl. Std. Inns. RICila LYMOUTH Fury, 4 dr. directed. Very low toxicity, Oh'1 WY · running condition. Olin I easy to app ly. Gives good Write, Prone or Contact p ~ 2·2264 or Albert May 2'1. at the home ol Mrs. 61 Studlbaktr 4 dr. 6 cyl. Std. tr1111. Radio , C.nter St., Mason, W. ' control of destructi ve larvae A. C. BRADFORD ~~ er, Chester, Ohio, 985- Claremont Harris, usisting her Vi ' o 25 6tp stage, provides up to 3 wee ks Racine, Ohio · 5 19 121p will be Mrs. Herman Gross61 Plymouth Sta. Wagon 2 clr. 8 cyL Aut. TraM. ~ residua l protecllon Also cono 1 tie FOR SALE: Fine pony. Come nlckle. bello lrn ls spittl ehugli, ot her fo rage Karl Grueser, PlambiD& and and see. Mason 713-5923. The Rock Springs Grange For Rent FARM HOUSE. 6 ~,:- city insects. LANDltARK Mei gs Heating 7-6-301<! will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. 59 Font Crty. Sq. 4 dr. Wagon, I cyt. Aut. Iran-. Cou nty Farm HurP.a u CooperThe 111 be a p g nd gas, good condition. water ative Association-East 1lain MlnersvUie, Ohio Dr. Melvin E. Llllt:IT ~-. y '....Ca.ca-'-ur -"'-"hm re w nta 'II bero aerved ram a Radio system, ga~den and pasture Stree t, PcmJero}·. End your sewer troubles arian. large and aman antmall. •· t:.~. n~o e W1 · 58 Ford Folrl- 2 clr, 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio Included, Syracuse. WY 2We have all sizes 128 was bington St., Raven. The Rutland MAY 31 Club will ""97 Garden M< ~ 5 27 3tp M ., ~ co• noLo Sewer Macbinf!s -ood w va Phone - ·-t 1111.- , . _ _ FOU ROOM . ALFALFA w"v" Reasonable Rateo b . . -" ......... . hold an open meeting Monday _ , - - - ..., -furmshed apart- Malathion &: M~tbouhlor an top. Call WY 'l ce ours. DaUy 4 to a p. evemng ' ' May 31, at the Memeat, downsto.irs. WY 2-36~0 rl!o:lllllll\ ..ndfld fo r con t ro lling Alf· v 97C Day or Night m. I -Ml ,._ ; M) . a lf Wei'!YI I. t::ron omlca l Unico Alf· 7 26 tfC Y.\0 thodist Church in Rutland at 8 =--,--:-==oc-~---5-_1_1 _;_tfc ~~; ~eee;;~;:;-a~P c~nt;l~'ay• bt.!r~~ AIR Auto Sales p.m. The Star Garden Club of J and 4 ROOM furnish~ apart· ham·~l. no resi dues In m!l ll: . Lolli' CONDITIONING Refrlgerr ~xter and the Rutland Friend· 64 Chevroltt ~ Ton 6 cyl. Std. Tr1ns. menta. Rowley & iieed Hard- ~~~~ ltY~on~~!f ~~ ~~:~c~~~" •a~~ atio~ service. Jack's Refrig. FOR SALE: 1~ 2 • dr. Olds- ly Gardeners will be guests. su,l!e. 1uu up ao a weeb. Alllo eratmn, New Haven, Phone mobile. Practically new. 63 Chevrolet ¥2 Ton 6 cyl. Std. Trans. ware. 5 11 Lfc COil ii'(I!J 8Plttle bU I{8 . othet fo rage TU 2-3537. 4 6 Uc Can be seen at 174 Cole St., - tngeeu. L A NDMARK. Met 11~ c ount y Hor•n SL--- Repo•t and b~th. 139 f"a nn Btlreau Cooperative AMflclD· or call WY 2--2744. ..... fWltl , FlVE R(l(JMS 62 Ford ~ Ton 8 cyi.'Std. Trans. Redio. Butternut Ave. Phone WY 2- u~~-=- E~~~n ~~~et. f>o~eroy.:_ Business Services ' 27 3tc Given at Meeting 2322. 11 tic 1965 Stereo Console. with AM HEATING, Plumbmg;-MaeDorl A report was given on the 61 Ford~ Ton 6 cyl. Std. Trans. .• and FM combmot10n, lovely Furnaces. Arnold BrotbeTbe llamOier horse show held Sunday when ·1 11 : o~.: ["; :m~ tour m<IYJ:J furmo:: he"'"• World SlaDd rd o1 o..-..a..t ed and .mfurnished apart walnut fini sh. Four s pee~ C!B East Main Street, Pom· • _..,....... the Meigs County Riding Club 60 Chevrolet 3A Ton Utility Bed m•nta WY ~SOl , changer. Four speaker sound eroy. Phone WY Z-2448. EJ .. ile..., met Tuesday evening at !he . 81 12 1 11 system, dual volume control. 7 20 tic . 1 ear room, rtde ond pel' Rock Springs Grange Hall. , 60 Jeep 4 cyl. Dlspetcher vS1 X ROOM HOUSE in Pome. Take over payments oi $6 lwmance. Small eor e<oDOIIIy Tom Reuter, president, con· roy Phone WY 2-5385. per month or pay balance due Help Wanted . ond managonbtlliJ dueled the meetnig and stated $92.42. See llloiOrw th at he Wl'S we11 pease I d w1'th ~-:===,-,-~..,:_4_14 tic Call 1\YTry. it in your home· BABY SITTER, 5'h days week. Metropolltao 2 6555 5 24 4 YOU A~~A"fS P~Y LESS AT . , 3 EEDROOM brick Duple~with · tc L1gnt housekeeping. Write E. Matn Streel PomerOJ the club,. since in two point . . I garage Bullernut Ave., Porn- ELEXTROLUX- sweeper com. care of The Daily Sentinel, Pbone WY W1l1l shows of the Association, the . ' ' eroy. Call WY 2-5127. plete with 7 attachments. Pay Box 666-D. Pomeroy. 4 Z2 tl< club bas lour first places. A 4 27 tic oil 4 payments $5.51 each. communk!aiton was read in re- 1 'l _________ __~ - ·- WY Z.2575. :;.2z.otc ~ 20 tic Wa t d T0 8 gard to th'e Big Bend Regalta ' u. S. Civil S.rvlco Tomt n e • uy weekend June JB • 20, The part I GOOD pasture, plenty lo water, Mea.wom•n 111 antJ n-..r Sel:!•ft ,.,.. -near RutIand. Phone SH Z. FOR THE FINEST select! •••• '" """ """" .,,.,....,.., WANTED TO BUY Would like for horses in the 1parade to be 1 0 rhou••'""- 01 toM ",.n ITeJMrt'"" 5584(,: 5 25 6tc flowers for Decoration· 00 to purchase 4 b d ~~~~ ___ Day l.ralnll11 ..anl.tl IPP<IInted. l'f1)f'rtflnH e room qua l'1·1held June· !8 !Itartlng at Mido;~RN • m d bath t t Cl'fl' Sh . I UIUall, unn_, .. .., fi'R£1 lornJ'I'Ilao ty home. Please state price dlennrt at 10 a.. rf' waR p~. '-"" roo an • s op a I s ot R~&Jr ' liOn Oft ~~~~~~. ••lartea. <'eiiii1"'1M"'d l t' I . ' ,. furftlshed apartment Middle. Middleport Ohio Wrtte t.ll411.y fl1'1nr n•m• . tdtl,.... entJ an oca lOR 0 same. Write 1plalned. Entrants wl)J be Jud~· , Publl, l!ed u I pu blic u rvlct Ill eoGuLocuot & St1. · · .. pozL, WY Wl74.. • t Z1 de ' · l2t t~::~·" Bern" aos IMIII- P care of The Daily Sentinel,l ed 75 per cent on costume and ! eratioo wllh Tl1t Advertl•l•a C1111ncll. . . . ...... 5 18 p UaJ.b' hntlnel. rom....,. (nn:.•.., Box 668 N. .;. 1 6 27 6tc ff'!UipmPnt and ?5 . . ~ ,.Pflt on ~3117. ,.,,.,:.!~Ul·~·;;>:;' ~;:;.~~~~'::'""'::nm.!:' f;~;,, ·~~~" ,~ Cu,ltlu ~ Has fl'na/ Meet Tuesday Evening t~ g~ms furnac~ July~· Pr~lf, byteria~ :Od.lp:r.,~e~~;n~:~ 0t~1 ~:)~. 0 11 ~uch. I I w:~~,~~'" 0 I ~1. 16 FT. LYMAN B0AT para~e. ~~rnton, ~=!~a~~;e ~m'! I a~d ~he 1 ~zl~:ro~ned ~A~., ~ rs~ ~ _ _ _ memr~l PHONE WY 2-2721 pdralye~ I " ~nnier. I ~ I \~"" 3 s:ti~g 0~:'"~;ick ~~d c~r~ MARK IV AUTO 11 Gla~_ Morg~ SOCIAL CAJ£NDAR ' ' I By 1\ICK DU BROW day by telephone that he plana Ualted Prell llllenallolll only "one or perhaPs two" set HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - Mrs. 11J1S !Dilde the -White H«~se. Lyndon B. Jobnson wlll be bot One, In the Oval Room, w111 lesa of a one-hour lelevlsioll start the show, he said. tour of Washln8too, In color, Secondarl Bald he estimated which ABC TV aaya 11 hal Mt"B. Johnson would be on cam-scheduled lor the fall. era for about 10 mlnutes, and The producers ol the special that her narration would be emare John H. Secondarl and Hel· ployed In addition. "She apen Joan Rogers, the husband peara at the key stpots which and wife team responsible for ar~ absolutely e•sential to tell the .~otable 'Saga 01 Western the story of the past, present Man series of documentaries and future; he said. ln the last two video seasons. The producer said tllat Mrs, According to ABC-TV, the· Johnson'a personal knowledge First Lady, In addition lo the of the program's subject was tour and look at natibnal lan<f. contrlbutlng greatly to the conmarks, will describe what has tent. been done and what Is bel"'l "She's astounding," he said. considered to reoist urban d.. 'She llveo and ltreathes this." ray aud to maintain and in· The Channel Swim• Govs. crease the clly'a beauty. The network adda ibal Mrs. John McKeithen of Louisiana Johnson, who is enai•man o a and Carl . Sandera of Georgia committee for a more beautiful discuss the voting rights bill capitsl, will emphasize what on ABC·TVs 'Issues and Ans Washington hopes to do lo pro wers" Sunday. ..Higlllights of vide a model for the nation, the "Freedoms Foundaiion at and bow individuals around the Valley Forge" dinner and pa country can contribute 1o beau triotic ball held by the women's division ol the Los Angeles tlfying their own areas. On Mond.,, Mrt. Johnson County chat>fer " ·r presented I on NBCopened the White House con as a one hour · m. EDT, ference on natural beauty, aay TV Saturday ' log, "uglineu ll1 bitterness." with Bob Hope master of An ABC-TV apokuman 10ys ceremonies.. the First Lady'• program will be entirely dlflerent from Mn. Mro. Mary .Gleockner of John ~·. Kennedy's televised Pomeroy spent Sunday with Mr. White House tour. and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner. Secoodart, who Is rurrently Mrs. Arthur Donohue fell at in Washington working oo the her home recently and dislocatapeclal with hlJ wife said Tues- ed her shoulder. By Mn. Berbort Roush Several from here attended baccalaureate services at SotJih. ern Local High School. Local graduates ate Marsha M o r a n David Gloeckner, Peggy Grimm, Jack Bostick and Kearney Donohue. . A family get together was held at the home of Mr._ and Mrs. Erwin Gloeckner Sunday with a picnic on the lawn. A~ tending were Mr and Mrs. Clrl Norris, Junction City; Rev. and Mrs. James Morr!Jon, Bruce and Mike, Marsha and Edward Moran, Carl Roblnaon, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Adams, Mrs. Larry O'Brien and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Rerbert Roush and Roger, ._ • . 28 g od :a.wtre It KtNI . ""-====---. Downi~. PICK OUT OlE OF TBESE VALUE·PRICEI I ~-_:1KGIH' SUMMER SPECIALS! I I IIIU THEY LAST! Std."- .::===~::=...::..:::.::.· *· ~~~WirUW 34 1 I h••- Om ' TRUC.KS i I KEUH-.:GOBLE FORO ·· rc:~ US~D · CAR LOT \' ' '/ ;> ;yea~~. Ml~~,../:; :f{ - ·-'~···· t . ' \ ' ""'. • " •t • .... I •~ ·. ' (. ·~ t' .,.,1'_,,- .1! ~ j, 'I; ' ·I • 1!-;.r,/ . •.',:i ' · • '): .: i;"·• ,,V< .. ' ,{·J ',, .•.' ' AMPI.JFiffi DRAWER SHOULD CDioiE OJT. A~AP DAILY CBil"l''QUOTl!l - Bem'1 low to work Ita TI4ERE IT IS ' A.XYDLBA.A.XB II LONQI'IILLOW ataoddor""""""'' ... - •••· --1• A farOrlelotlortlmply the threr6 T 1 ........, - r 1 • J tue,. X fOI' ~two 00., etc. 8lqteletter.e a.poatrophl.., tbe leogth """ fll lllo ~. Each. day the GDde lettea are 4tffenDt. ~ are all hiQ.ta, ~ .. AQJl! TJI. JTBG a q ;• IJ'B I'HH LOB V'I'Plll'l'r K OPXB, VJI, PBB lll SP'l' lol Vl'I''I'IB.-BllB:WlB '1: I ' Ln.AJND TllAT I Blaettnar's ,I:::::==-.);,;; -- 1 $J4Q former -- --·-· AIR CONDITIONING - Mra. Edward M!Der, Tom ris_, and David Glbeckner. day wu •pent eoJoyiDI IDa:~ 1 111t11ta1 mu81c )ly Clrl Nl 4nd Bruce MorrfiOII and ayma 1 linglq by lbe I)J.'OIIp• Mr. and Mrs. Dona Pancins attended baccalaureate om1lcesl al Easlel'll High Scbool. Boanie Andenoa, a ruldei!t, Ia one of the graduatlnl' class. Mn. Leona Brinker returned borne .tier a villi will! Mr. and Mn. Don, Meadows in Nor· ARE 'IE GOIN 'TO BARN DANCE folk, Ya., where abe at181ated ln 'TH' SAT[DOY NIGHT, the car, of Mra. Meadolll and SUT? new daughter, Tammy ~I!Je. The name of Sblrley Ables was unlntentlonaU:r omitted bt a Ust of WSCS officer• Installed at the Metbodlst Cl!ureb 1eeenlo ly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McDade of Troy open! the weekend with Mrs. Edna Roush, Joan Peterson apem Saturd~y night with Jan HilL .. BXBI'l'l' . -....,.. Cli7P&to4a I l1' 18 BEl diB TO BB .A.LoNJi1 'l'HAN AJIONQ IIOIIE8.-lllONTAIQNIII ."'"0111 •-m.. --·· a II lv HAROLb GRAY ...., · --~ ~fY ' ~ WJEH RADIO "Sina• the pollmlft of thou - •pray auna on hlfllt hD Jutt oan't btllavo In anJtfllnc any .inoral" APRD.. LOG 8:00 Sign Oa &:otm Musical Clock 7:00 1!6 SliD IIIII Knaw 7:02-30 News 7:4> Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley New1 8:11>-30 Muical Clock 8:55 Community New• 9:110 Tallt of the Town 9:55 Mason Calllll}' New1 10;00 Public Servic<l Show 10:15 Dally Ll&hl 10:30 Latcbstrlng 11:00 World Newo 12:00 Community News 12:20 Eva111 Bulletin Board 12:25 News-Q.Grams 12:30 Agriculture Program 12:45 Country Go-RoOnd 1:55 News Beat a;oo Country IJo.Round 2:55 News Beat 3:110 Mid-Way Matinee S:55 News Beat 4:00 Dlscing With lloD 4:30 lnlercbange 5:00 Community Nm 5:05 MaSOD County New1 1:10 World & Nat'! NeWI 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:00 Off Tho AJr Salartlay 8:00 Sign On 6:1Jt).IS Musical Clock 7:110 Be Stlll & Know 7;H New1 7:30 Cbat • Chew 7:45 First Baptist Churcb 1:30 The Rev. Sllu Billups 8:00 Ohio Valley New• 2:00 The Rev. Andrew Parsons 8>05-30 World Newt Z;45 The Rev. Roscoe Thome 9:00 High School Hll Para~• 3:10 Tho Sunday Showcase 10:30 Son& • S1orJ Time 8:30 Sundown Seren•d• 10:4> The Golden Key 7130 Sign Off 11:00 Democrallc ~platurt c I\ MlMUTE I GUT Ar IY IDEA II:15 11:30 11:4> 12:00 12:20 12: 25 12:30 Musical lnterlnde Republicaa Legisiat~n Walter Moeller Local & Oillo New• EV8111 Bulletin Board Newtt-0-<lra!lll Garden Club Saturday Matinee Alternate Saturday1 1:55 New1 Beat Z:OO Saturday Mallneo 2:55 News Beat 1:00 Saturday Matinee 1:55 New• Beat 4;110 Dlsclng With Doll 4:30 Top Ton Revue 5:110 Saturday Newo Report 5: 15 Dlnner M111lcale 5:30 Commllllity Choirl 7:110 Off The Air SUnday 7:59 Sign On 1:00 The Singing Preacbor 1:15 News Report 1:30 Church of Cbrll1t I: 00 Musical lnterludo 10:30 First Baptl!l Church 11:30 Children's Cbapel 11:45 Sunday Nen Special 12:110 News Report 2:15 Episcopal Churcb I '00 ChiD'Ch of Oud 1:30 Gospel Call Z:OO Old Folks Hour S:IIO 9fJO Rlt Parade 3:30 Nows Beadllnea 3:32 9fJO Rll Parade 1:55 News 4:00 990 Bit Parade 4:30 News Headlinu uz 9fJO Hit Parade 4:55 News o:OO City Commtsslonu Rep. S: 15 9fJO Hit Parade 7:00 Off The-AJr iv GIORGI WOMblilt ~OW MUCH THOSI:: MUSCLE B OYS GOT PA ID? tM BROt<;~ /'lUW I BI ~910,"1H1 & ISl.~N D IS ClOSEST 7Hir-6 TO 1 • PARADl5~ VE .=:v::R SEEN. Tho BUN ·--1HE BE!ICH ..- 1HE WILD 111DPICAL FIDWER~­ w= T.IEY'Ro AU MEAVENL'r'. �, ' , .~M&. I.. Jdd.!£ll "'"'· Eloda Webb vJsltecl In ,. ,' Around And ·~. Madison and Danville, W. Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Burley Mul .'! Visitation Night is Observed with ·About •' lins aud Mr. H!ld Mrs. Henry 1.: Olive and Alired Granges Tuesday .; Middleport ~ Pi~;';, Helen Anthony and son, r. .;;.:~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.,_May 27,!96S ,!l! ~ ~ obs~rved ' Annual Picnic .£ • , Shop This WHk End at Elberfelds. . From 9 to 5 .on Friday and on S.turday 9 to 9 Is Held for Syracus.e Schoo. I ~ vicly .· vanj/JJJ I' ? 1 ··- SUN., MON. ond TUES. Virlor Buono i May 30-J unt 1 Saturdar M.., 29 1 Judd. Gig Ynun~, Edward Colorcartoona • POMERoY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1965 ''.,•, nicker .\ . La "THE HORROR OF PARTY BEACH" - and "THE CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE" 7.8.9 ' FIRST QUALITY REGULAR I Certified Oil Station W. Main St. ~~- ' ers. ANNOUNCF. SING I There will be a hymn sing, ' Mav .10, al 1:30 p. m at illP ! MI. Olive Church near Long ' Bollom. All singers art:' invited everyone is welcome. Get Our Deal -- Red Hot and Rolling Sales Pomeroy WCTU Holds May M""'f "''" Q n TUeSd0y CHEVY POMEROY MOTOR NOW! Tagged So LowThey're ... BETTER CHECK PRICE ON AMERICA'S NO. I BUYCHEVROLET 0 Mr'::s~ ;~:~: I I Mrs. Esther Harden, .• ine Varian, Mrs. Mary¥ Mrs. Dorothy Baker and children, Mrs. Janet Nease Mrs. Wi\liam Eichinger an daughter, Mary Jane Gibbs. .II Surprise Party G• f Is lven or Laurel Cairns The May meeting of th Pomeroy WCTU was helO:: Tues1 day afternoon at the United Me1 I thodisl rhurch. with Mrs, Alien i Hampton president. in charge. I ' Group singing of Let The Lower Lights Be Burning opened the meeting, followed with A surprise farewell sluml prayer by Mrs. William L. party was given by Ann ~kSmith. Mrs, G. H. Ewing read C!intock on May 2-Ith fo an article, "Drinking on the Laurel Cairns who is moving to eampu,, nf Oberlin College" and Tipp City. The Ya Wa Te Camp also an article concerning .a Fire Gir ls were invittd to help : newspaper boy who won a tnp surprise Laurel and the group i to Washlngt.on , D. C. sponsored gave her a gift of a travel ; by the OhiO WC'I'U. Mrs. C. I alarm clock. I 1 Melvm Alktre was appointed as 1 temporary flower and mission ' The first part of the evening ; · chairman while Mrs. Gladys ! was spent playing softball . Curkler is oonfined with broken Idancing on the patio. Refre!ih· leg. I ments of potato chips, b~:~~~~~~ ;~ "for This Child I Pray'' was lly deorated cake, . nd the topic of the program pre- Iwere served by Emma Jat« tl I1 sented by Mrs. Alkire. The McClintock. hymn, I Would Be True. opened i . : the program followed with scrip- j Later m the evenl~g, Jure readrng by Jhe lead- and popcorn were enJoyed er who also read an article on the girls. Members the Loyal Temperance Leagu~. ~ we~e the honored guest, Elrenda !I Mrs. Alkire also read the BeatJ. Cairns, Nancy Bentz, : tudes Cor Parents and an arti· Bradford. Diana Cross, S:.~e Curl de "An Alcoholic Nation Can- tis. Linda Grindstafl . .Jane John· : not Run An Automated World." son, Joy Theiss, MarthH Yost I The meeting dosed with the and the hostess, Ann were I hymn. "He Leadeth Me" and tock. Adults attending , the benedirtion by Miss l.ucre- Mrs. McClintock, Mrs. Helen tia nl'nheimer. Johnson, assistant guardian and Mrs. Mary Curtis, guardian Mrs. Long and Mrs. the Camp Fire Girls. 1 BUY YOUR 1965 I --- ./ Shop Ebcrfelds bully Ready To Wtar Department for your Cool Dresseshundreds to choose from - aU type fabrics and tbe latest in S:tylln(l: cool sunbacks - dressy voiles - 2J pc. linen suits - seersucker suitsand many others - all prices from 5.95 to 25.00. P~ute sizes 3 to 13. Jun· lor sir.es 5 to lft. Misses sizes 10 to 20. Half aizes 12~ to 24'r1 I I SHIRT & SHORT ·.· SE.TS by ,,w, KoLESPORT 1 1 I Sisson Give Slwu'er Mrs. Iva Sisson and Mr~. lllilifrl Plan• Mutle · Beverly Long entertained las\ ' week with a bridal shower in 1honor of Miss Beverly Perrin, For Church School , bride·elect of Mr. William Dix- Jmtial plans for a jomt vaon. The shower was held at the cation church schoot were m~de l Sisson home which was deco-- when members of a plannmg rated with the wedding \heme. committee from the United Me· A pink and white color thodist Church in Pomeroy and scheme was carried out in the Heath Methodist church met at decorations including the gift the Pomeroy church Tuesday table holding pink umbrellas. morning. shirts In knits and blonds, Come Jn-· today and I A bnde and groom replica was The school date has been brooddoths and glnghamo, choose from a really 1also used on the table. Refresh- scheduled lor July 5 throuGh wide selection of this Re;otta 1hirtt, Y·Mckl OIMI menls of cake, decorated with I July 16 from 9 to 11:30 a. m, year's top stylE'S and dr111 Jlylool colors - tallored to pink umbrellas, punch, mints, ! Making up the classes will ~ • Shorts coordinaled lo boxer ~ your taste in wuholn· nuts and coffee were served to 1the four younger classes begm· or matching belts ••• a·wtnk labrlco, j the invited guests. ning with Kindergarten II, double 1 Attending were Coleen Wilson, whtch ~elude~ those . who I Logan; Jlldy Wildermuth, Linda enter kmde~garten thiS ~~~ ~~ At.ID . ·.: ......;::::;; ,,. ·· .~i~!i!!~m~~ Lyons Sharon Harrison Caro- mg fall; Kmdergarten I, U Jyn R~sell Charlotte D~vidson just completing Kindergarten; Rosella Li~le Lois McElhinny' and Elementary grades, 1 Mrs. Edgar ' Reynolds, Lind~ U will meet at Heath Ch:~~~; Conger, Mrs. John Harrison, Classes. for. grades . M I0 A WI 11 I M I through SIX Will meet at Umted rs. · nn e, rs. va MeUtodist is Pomeroy. Tr•BnSJlOr-11 Stewarl, Marsha Stewart. Send- t' 1 th h'ldr · . laton or ec1 en 'it here at your mg G'!'s were Mrs. L. E. Tnp- provided. An offering will be lett, Charlene Thomas, Manlyn taken each day to defray! he HPnrlr111arfers for Kodak Equivment Sw~n , Lynn Sturn~, Texanna expense of the school and pro- . White, Kathy McElhmny. vide for a sharing project to be i , chosen later. ! JUilY ANN SAYRE WEDS A meeting of the entire staff 1 Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Sayre of including high sehoot hleplng 1 Portland are announcmg the i teachers will be held on Friday, marrii.-lge of their daughter, Ju· June 4 at 1:30 p.m. at the dy Ann to James Brace, son Heath Church. Those attending of ~1r. and Mrs. Edison Brace the · planning session were the NIWI . or Racine. The event took place ~v. Marvin Dawson, Mrs. C. i on Friday evening, May 2t. Rev. M. Alkire, Mrs. Nan l Pearl Casto of Chester perform- Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, Mrs · ed the cererriony. The couple iS •liam Davis, Mrs. Guy Guinth·ll 1miding in Apple Grove. er and Mrs. Bernard Fultz, 1 Corvair 500 H.T. Coupe 110 engine, c & c accessory group, whitewall tires , fold·down seat. Color: turquoise. • n.. REG. RETAIL $2255.80, N O W - - - - - - - -- - - Red finish, 140 HP, 6 cyl. engine, c&c accessory group, 775 x 14 W. W. tires, Powerglide, manual radio , undersea!. IM one of tho "Red Hot REG. RETAIL 12849.75, NOW - - - - - - - ~2493 II and Rollint ·"'s~~ THm"GEORGE HARRIS CEWARD CALVERT BILL CHAPMAN LLOYD McLAUGHLIN ' CheveUe Malibu Con. Cp. Dark blue finish, power brakes, power steering, P.B radio, t&c accessory group, power top, wheel covers, 775x14 w.w. tires, undersea!. REG, RETAIL $3362.05, NOW ~996 Impala Conv. Coupe Red finis)!, white top, black interior, 250 engine. P.S., wheel covers, belt retr., c&c ace. group, P. B. radio, 775xl4 w.w. tires, Powerglide, under· seal. REG. RETAIL $3732.15, NOW $3198 Pomeroy Motor Co. ' PHONE WY 2-2126 lu the WORLD WOnderful I Legion members and mem. I YOUR CHEVY DEALER POMEROY, OHIO ----- Louks Speeds Park Improvements bl~acbers ' ' ........" H~~.A PINHnt W•lkeni~l"tj ~, ELBERfi(LDf 'IN · .. . ~ BV ROBERT WINGETI' tende<' here. He has done a 1 Another project at the park : Mr. Louks Is a citizen ollhelr The Syracuse Baseball Park fine job - not only this year- 1 Is seating Improvements. A' community. It Ja aeuerally eopromises to become soon the lbut in many earlier years. i cement walkway has been •cepted In Syr&CUM that Bob most complete facillty in the I , , : poured along the front Louks is the man respoaslllle ma for summer recreation. The big proJect Mw engag. ! of bleachers so visitors may Ifor youth recreation lhert. Park owner Bob Louks has ing Mr. Louks and his crew of ! position lawn chairs to watch 'lilt an incredible amount of volunteers at the park Is the . games in comfort. The Trl.county OilY 1eque ; , , 1 , lime, work, (and money> in im-~ installation of lights. He hopes New protective wlrinJ is a!- program appean to be aU set ·MiddleiiOit.HJgb 1provement. to the grounds to have been buring before !10 being placed In front of the to open nut week wilb tl&ht 1 .. · of flroiQ·Ma· which overlook the beautiful , the summer is over, and the backstop Is teams participating. next year foU~w- Ohio River in the upper end : Recently, Louks expanded the bemg re-screened. On the ~ hand, It ~ · of taculty flteui~rs ol Syracuse. I parking area so it can "" No one has to strain his vlll- lo us tW t11we Will 'haw !o Cooke the ~·Uilitel"'of Mi-a. l Public: thanks to Mr. Louks I oommod•tc more than 20'1 auto- ion to aee the Improvements be some "'Millnc 1ft be tli .lild !IM 'il'!.li a membe'r'. of>llie 'l tor his d~lcatlon In the bene- mobtles. Restroom facUlties at this park. Residents of """'.I le:\1: ~. to beilfl ~~ ol :roulla ncrtaUOII Ja u-loow are under conalruction. ~UN. I'd say, are proud nezt W: J~l"{t. . , ~ u ·- •! ,•)ii' ~ ........ ... ~.. ... ..... • "'1.··-. " ~'\ .~ .. . _., . , ~··· · · __. ~· • . I FLOOR COVERINGS ,, K ' I 1 And All Hnd Surf1ce '-hanic Street in Pomeroy 1 1 ~1n2 Visit Elberfelds Warehouse On No. 53 D A.V. are asked to be , Parlly cloudy enreme nor1b. at the Legion home at 12 ·JO Idear elsewhere toalght. L o w p.m. by Commander John T. '!!-48. Saturday mostly tllllny, Wolfe. oot quite so cold. Rev. V. Wesley Jenkins. former pastor of the First Sap- /\' 011) }'OU IIOtD tist church at Racine and now Tbe term "Macb," used t. pastor of the Akron Baptist d..,.ribt oupenonlc speed, II ohurrh, will speak on the topic dl'lived from El'llsl MaclJ, a of "The Price of Freedom." Czecb·bora Gormaa pbyllcllt, I I KODAK FOR LINOLEUM WE A. THER bers of Meigs County Chapter 1 VERL TUTTLE ·tl at -·far-_. El Camino SPORTS PICKUP ,·. ~- . ...,\. ' '··' -r ' . •· ·.• ·: ·: "· • · ,,,,.. ,.,. ~ ·~ ,~,; ' . . at ' 1 ' 1 I. "" ", ' . ·fiVE :CENt$ \ l~a.ch I 1 Rork Hud!': on. l< ina Lollnbri - "' " {. 1 -;;;;;;;;;;;;,: (lida, 1i ~ ., Presi ent Asks 1 ('l'Prhnirolor' NO. 35 enttne ill',' ~ I 1 "STRANGE BEDFELLOWS" VOl XVII at y ~ • I! e Weariq apparel 101111 of your lamlly - .Picnic SqppUB•• cl; Cameras - FUm· - Sunglasses - Swim Wear ea Tho annual picnic ol. Syra·ll Toys _ Summer Toys ·- Porch and Lawn Furniture cuse Grade schoOl was b Luuaee. Monday, May 24, at Portlaruiii _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-:=:~----State Park. Students were companied by the following tea• chers, bus drivers, and parents. 'V.lsitation night was k visit them June 24 and Ches. Leslie Duane, or Lancaster, are ' with Alf ed and Olive granges fer to presem the program. . . spending several days w1th Mr. , 11 r when Chester (Jrange A program was presented by . Airm~n 2·c Pe~e w.alburn, l~ and Mrs. Willis Anthony. guests : · Alfred Grange with Mrs. Mar· I twned m Georgta, 18 here for Mr. and Mrs. Jan Houck and met Tuesday t-venmg. : tin Dorst, lerlurer, in charge. a visit with his parents, Mr. children, Brent and Brenda ol' , Dale Kautz. worthy maste.r .i Group singing of Dwelling In and Mrs. Raymond. Walburn. Columbus spent th(> past week· presided and one appeal for.atd Beul'ah Land opened the .pro- Mrs ..Ra!~~ .And~! SO~ of Cle· end with his parents, Mr. and Miss Rose Easterday, Mrs. 18 was answerrd. A ,·omn.u~tca- gram followed by two read gs, ve.land Is vts 1tm~ m Middleport Mrs. Richard Pickens. other re· Ruth Stearns, Rev. Paul sellers, tlon was read from Nat1o~al Memoria! Day by Mrs. Garland this week and IS the guest of cent guests or the Pickens fami. Mrs. Anna Hilldore, Mrs. Elma Grange conrerni.ng rommumty Caldwell and Capsules of Wis· Mrs. James Harley ly included Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Loucks, Mr. Billy Hlll, Mr. f d I L S 1ervice. Rura 1r un a} was dom , by ~rs. 11. aze.1 St ou t· A Mrs. Alma Taylor accompan· j Edwards of Philadelphia, Pel.. Earl Cross, Mr. and Mrs. ohn th Clbserve.d May 23 at .the Chester poem, Takmg Btg .Bite~, •·reced· ied her sister and brother·in· Mrs. Paul Kautz, Colu~lbus: lhle, Mr. and Mrs. Kenne Met~od1 st Chureh w1lh 20 mem· ed two songs, Wh1sperm~ Hope 1 M d Mrs Herman Gaf· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pickens Yonker, Mrs. May HyseU, Mrs. ben of Chester {lra.nge 1 pre.s- and Silver Threads Among t~1e f~:· ~· ~~lumbu~ for 8 visit. of Cleveland; and Helen WII· Mary Nease, Mrs. Jean Nease, ent. Members parllelptel .m Gold by Aflied members w1th l Y Iiams of Syracuse. Mrs. Annabell Houdashelt, Mrs. the service. Allred Grange m· Mrs. Grace Clark as accompan. Mr. and Mrs. Claude John· I.ORE'fTA hAY TEAFORD Maribel Warner, Mrs. 'AU c e vited Ol ive and Clwster Crange isl. son and Mr. and Mrs. John Me 1 Fisher, Mrs. Virginia Fisher, 'Neal of Cali fornw, Kv. have I 'h h f "I · I d M c t1 Tea.._...........,.....=...----, 1 Twc poPms were read. Slow- . d . lh H ~e Mea· nrc o ,__, Jfl~ Mr. aq rs. arro , 1Mrs. Dee Brown, Mrs . Marie r ing Down bv Mrs. Clark and move mto e .osr . · 'I . S h I ord of Rarlne are announcmg Rizer, Mrs. Sarah Roush: Mrs. Lilli• Thing; by Mrs. Mary , dows pror""'h t"n d'h"d:A;e- I am•mg c c 0 h J· the approaching weddinG of Wanda Stewart and children, 0 I their daughter, Loretta Kay, Mrs. Martha Williams, Carr followed hy as tory, Spec-1They are w•l. I Je rp 01 . n The Middleport Ch~rc Mrs. Pomf'roY. Ohio ial Mushroom Dish by Mrs. I gine-ers workmg on the Hacme Christ will hold a J?a•~Y Vaca· to Mr. Henry Hill, son of Mr. Betty Hayes, Mrs. Dill<Jrd Fer· TONIGHT Nina Robinson. After a balloon I dam. _ , tion Bihle School begmmng M;n-1 ii:ld Mrs. Julian Hi~l, Letart• rell, Mrs. Jean Hayman, NOT OPEN contest, Mrs. Dorst gave A Sunday Mr and Mr~. Richard day, Jun~ 7 to. the 18th. _he IFalls. \11ss Teaford IS a IH5 IHelen Hubbard, Mrs. Mildr<<i !l i Pickens and_the lat~~r- s mot~1:~ school wtll beg• •• each m?.r.~Jn~ · graduate of Southern High Pierce, Mrs. Ralph Sewell, Mrs. !I FRIDAY and SATURDAY at 9 a. m. at the church. School Mr. Hill is ·mployed Vera Craig, Mrs. Betty .bh May 28-29 l i ·r~otight for the D~ya nd .the ers and workers ~re :-;wdymg at Wa~ers Barbe•· Shop in twin daughters, Mrs. A n n "KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT" program. closed With th;. smg- ~ material~ and gt>ttmg ready ~or Pomeroy, Tht. double ring cer· Roush, Mrs. Wanda Ne:~~:;i ll Fred Mari\1111T3y. \'olly Berin~ of God. Re WJth You ril l We i ti.te openmg day . t\11 rhildrrn m- , emony will be read al4J p.m. Mrs. Donna Smith, Mrs een ArlenP D<~hl. Ed\\ard TONIGHT & FRIDAY Andrews. F;li Wallar•h llfeel Agam. vrted. . . June 5 at the bride's home. Knapp Mrs, Louella Mcoore.ll "THE PRIZE" : Refreshments were served The Communi ty ~a1ly V::~r~- Th R' E ly of Letart will M ton Sayre Mrs. "SING ANO SWING" I during the social holll· 1'1w next : tion Riblt:' School wtll not be t' ev. "'ar . rs. Y A' P:llll Newman. Elke Sommers David Hemmm~ s . .l(Hm Nrw - andImeeting of Ches ter Grange will Iheld _this summer as in former 1 perfo rm the t~ere~~ny,. wgith 8 ~y Huston, :~~es va~~s"'8'"'r"'• II ell, Hfinz & .l!'nntrer Mo..~s . "THE STRANGER" be Juna 22. years due to a shortage of work- sma1I rerep IOn o OWID • rs. 1rene . L'""din.lghiom, jl MEIGS THEATRE ' ' ,. . :1 ' . r·' ~ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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