http://66.213.69.5/files/original/56a05208a1d70eb44de271dfd20fb350.pdf 3c6285234f78e2c4c68ea94192f5c2aa PDF Text Text . ' ~ .•' .. ~ ... . --·-· . . .. _ . . . .... . " ¥·~· - - -- . . ... ... -- - .• ~ . . . . . . c .. . _,,.. ...... ~-- ...'·- ............ -..... ... . , _... ... · ~- ~ ~· ·' J 00 in. the aft•: 0 Is prearlng 1 : "· :. ·. ~ Rbodes. Bety Darst, ~;e~mg Hawkins and Mro. ~·~- -~ ::;-~.;:~.. ,~ ~ -~ ~"" ~ ~ •~· ,.~ - - . • ~ .... ~'~"""'-•-•""•-..,.•,. """"""'""" dier~:.~:~ :~ ·t:"""" ~: c~es ,. ......, ....,.. . ~ ~~~:~ . ~·""~.o,_......... . ... ,..;,. ...., ... ~ ........... . ··~ ~ashion," ~ ~-1J'ur~it~~ cnairm~~sc::l "" .~ "'"' :::::: ~· :~'":~ ........~~."•om :*• :; •~-~'·-"": : .-. "' ....-----:: ::::::-=... . I ... Also, ... • Responsibility' br tmas gut of dolls ror tbe rsr P rmaleo. 1111 Theme 'EducatiOn . I ~il~n or a missionary and B.Th; ~ble was covwed 'r..r. . GI·ven by"'C~rc e. - each child is to bring 25 ce~~ a white cloth and was ceoIs.. Program'"'T0/)IC • , . • .., • "'"" .,. ,... - ""_ -,·'" ""'""- . •• ... • • 7 ."'!;.. .....,... """ - .."":., ,.;, " ""-""' ... •.. ,.. "" ,.... ""'''""'"""- -;'.,.,. ... - • • • ~~-<•~· ~.:',., ••~• ~~·,~, ~~ oro~~~ ""''~ Mm~-· ~~".""'·'" ..."".Wood~•..-·•••••m .f.:~; ~.t:; ......... s;~si•~vel-·•~,, ,......~ .M~ t~~~ M;~i dr~ra~ " •. ~ ;, ~· '" ·-" ·~ ....~, ~- "" ...... ~ ~· ~DShade .. ·:.. - • r toiH ~ ' SunclaJ School Swartz Hocldngport: , 'I R 'on , 36th Annual Swartz ·,. ""·''"" ,., be1 5 Faml Y eum • t Woode Grove • ,...,.• "" ';' ·• Held Septem a . , , ""'"' •I.. ,. ,.. _, ,... • •• •• , _ " ·· s, 1n the ..' . .... .. '.. . . ,, ••• •• •· "; , •.,. •......, - I . at the "I'll •.• • .... ••.., • - .. ""'. ----- -· . - . Where You Want Me .. A Jitney supper -;!lp\ be he: :re M:s. Lil- 11 - VOL I '" .,.,.. " Mn « • , ...... " ::; 1 "'""" "' ' "" " " •• ...., gram •.::.:.. ...... • ,. . , ...... ... · - • .. be held m Wellston•. :;::"'.... ...... .......• . , . . . . . ._ . .... Twenty-four members answer- starts at 8:30. I - " ' , ....... :::. . . . """"':. • "':: • M'~"::::,·:-, ~f ~;~urM~wa...,;~,~ "' _, "~ '" ·t ~:~;;.~:~. ' M o r ~ M a r • , . , ~ ~~~h~~rb~';:,'"~i ~~===~--'1· ~n~~: MEIGS THEATRE I. Pa. Swartz o I uane, H Mr of dColumbus ; Gladys ay, Mrs. Fred Barnharl, Grove.· ! ;rt ; Mr. and Mrs. Harri' [ Swarlz, Lancaster: C. Swarlz. New Kensmgton , and Mrs. Lawrence Swank, Ca r.· roll Richard Swartz. Ravenna, .. p.....,.y 01111 TONIGHT NOT OPEN FRIDAY ond SATURDAY S.pltmbor 10·11 VINCENT PRICE in \I~ I __'_ - "T~~ ~~SRTT~'AN l~r:~f. • J!Ij1_tP'L,IL'J LAST MAN EARTH. or _ . . •••• ,,J,!,• ON the L!FELESS . 'almoon~g amongr t.hIe cra\\m.la'"k·e~ creatures o evl . 1h LAST WOMAN'! Ahve TONIGHT & FRIDA Y that !he mght hideous With n u man craving' ' Mr. and Mrs. M I rs. . h 1 d "r .· andb Mrs. 1Proffitt, women's leader; Gare Janet Margolin. I The following com~nfl SUN MON. ond TUES. S.Pttmber 12·13-14 I ~Jar. 1 ~r~:~ ·t~i~ :~ t· ..:..H..t 'iiiliiiilniiiA:::igiiii•:::iln::i::::ii.i.'.::Ken Scot! Merr~:-~end of August : rhe chur:t' l Spencer Reunion QUALIFIES FOR STRETCH SLACKS -- $3.79 :·:: Jon stretch pants, FRINGED RUGS - 27 x 45 27 X 48 - RUGS 27 x 48 _ CARVED RUGS 27 48 OVAL RUGS - FRINGED - machine X 2 PC. BATHMATS SETS 21 FRINGED RUGS - 100% helanca nywashable, x 34 MAYTAG Red Carpet Service HERE'S WHY IT'S FAR BmER I We hurry to your home _ the quickest service possihle. 1 we protect your home with Red Carpets your Maytag, too. . • We use only genum& Maytag factory parts. No substitutes. 1 Work is performed by Maytag, company· trained technicians. 1 We leave everything neat as a pin and clean your Maytag. • We leave a postagepaid card for you to evaluate our work. • I • 1 Slzes8to 18 Girls 2-Piece SLACK SETS Now is the time 10 buy these warm slack sets for the cold days ahead' .c ottondkrut tn~p~; in solids an s with matching stretch or corduroy slacks. Si••3 to6X Mrs. Harry Spencer of port I where in the U.S.A. and find a dealer who repairs your Maytag products. IIAfJAI OUR MAYTAG SERVICE BLDG. we ~ ' e Y{e Service Your Old Wringer Washer vi~~ic was furniahed by Mr. and Mrs. Alba Orr oud daugb· ters, and Starling Orr and Ed p f) Samona. eWe Give You AGood Trade In On Your Old One • Why Buy Where you Have A Doubt Of Your Service Repair? Get Red Carpet Service Here! RUHIND FURNITURE I I. SON 18 BORN Mr. and Mrs. James L. H~pp (Opal Stewart) ' are anoouncmg the birth of their first child, an 8 lb. 1110 oz. SOD named James Richard, Auguat 27' at Holzer Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Araold HupP of Letart Falla and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stewart of••~~~~ Pleasant. Gre•t "'""" MaJnql are Mr. IIIII Mrl. MU and lllr. George tl"'" · $1.95 A New Solod:lon LITTLI BOYS Sizes 3 to 7. Ideal for fslt and wlnter wear. Cordl.lroy1 - Cotton TwJlla Permanent preq modela. In cotton • nylon blendo. Stop in and aelect Y0\11'1 now. They're $1.8.11 and ~Uhpair, Boys School Trousers (That Never Need Ironing) ver iron them, the perman· Wash em, dry em, ne 0 st lea the ivy model, that ent crease. Stays ln.~ tyfe ~ith full taper legs, baa belt loo,Ps. obrl eal!t band. Sizes 6 to 18. 00 cuffs, adjusta e w SLIM PANTS uLee" overall• for 5 ANOTHER IIG SHIPMI!NTI I Birdseye Dish lowe 5 Made of Iridescent sharkskin (70% rayoo, 11~ acetate, 12% 400 nylon). Full taper leg~ ~-:t has adjustable waistband, no belt loops. lrld WaiJt cranberry, Iridescent green, lrideacent blue. lize8 28 to 34. AJI white or wbite with multi eolored woven bor· ders. Large size. hr $1.00 4 Carhartt Brown Duck B,IB OVERALLS !r':fi Have double knees, reinforced po~k:d eotton, sanforlzed shrunk, copper arlv lizea , 3 atraln points. Extra full eut, long we nJ, to 50. llberhldo 1110 ooll C•rhartt lrown Duck ktten front 0'•11 Jeck... thet .,.. uniiMCI end the ,._ .... _rtt lrown Duck Zlppw hcbl popuI1r new -""' the! hM qulltlcl nylon llnlnt• Stop In the . mHI T ...... .._.rtllllllt right .... •nd -r• Duck WM: rown ud toilet your C.rhlrtt Rutl1nd, 0, ofliclals reported one ,,.. "" - • ....... - • .... ..., At 7 a. m. CST, Betsy was los- -- ' ' ...... battl elds With brlcka, lltoae, WOOd, woman Alexandria, in the heart of Lou. :.iamm';! m:;' and .........,.... 'i•· under his free Bob is a 1965 graduate or p 1 • President T en meruy '""6h school students were ·.-~-~...... IJI 010 ... Mrs. Moeller's columns were Dialled free it was done loadvertently ag111nst the colll"eD!Dan's direct GJ'ders," 1 spokeswurt !Dan for the Lancaster Demo- h• J B d e IC es oun \' East, WIwest ID • Mason to Stop crat sa•'d· atteoUon to lhe .Moeller's mailing or two of Mrs. Moe!ler' 1 nd hl "• frm . cnk ' MASON - Town council here wass cacoUedumntos hu,_ ertte a nuon weekly coilllDI1 on Ohio politics bas approved "? ordinance m ~ -., .. "I -~ .............-. . . ....... ___ the Mayo Clime • hospital here bas DOt been oae or rest. oiiace be oatered llle I) Monday nlgbl Graham ... 10 bospi~ boen oo••ll!eaadtelrphoae to Washi other polats ogt Ia tile UDited States because, ao associate put about II "Billy ls•• greaUy disturbed th• peace of llle world." L /"' ady• bOlfers --~-., ..... _"•- • - -·• AreGuestsof ~.gressman's ~top tentative allolatious for ICllool will be 10 different students IMarie Holslnger $10 'aod costs privilege," Chris Brady of the dlstriels applym, for construe. attending each Friday's court Ileft of center; Okey Kiser, $10 staff said, t1on and equipment lunda UJI. session. Judge Porter had hls and costs for intoxication, and We certainly wouldn t mall der the Vocational Educational -- - - Eugene Samuel Morrison flO the column to newspapers, some Act. Slate &ii>erlntendent E. E. M Glhho p and cost. no muffler friendly and some not, and ere- ~.. -,·~~"""''·~· bla slay ...... ,._~· - continued an eighth. Fined were Robert F. Hawk/ United Press International news rung east and west have been The studenll, accompanied by and Don B. Cullums, each $10 manager for Oblo. made. stop streets. . COLVIIIBUS - THE STATE Principal James A. Diehl, and costs for driving left of ceo- We will reimburse the post Veh1cles travehng oo east 1 Scbool Board will eoosider next launched series of "Day In ter: William Reeves, f;\ and offke for the two letters Short aod west streets ahall, upon ......... _ .............. ""..,~•"'-""· ROCHESTER, Minn. (UPI) • out 40 . eroy High School. He is the son -Evangelist Billy Graham 000 1 es or ma'i from thiB of· of Mrs. Leota Smith. was recovertog froiD "minor prach~. ........ ~·-- .. --. north aud south, come to a complete and shall not pro. ceed untJI traffic runniJ18 IIOrth and south IS clear. . The ordinance also proVJdes . ,. Pomeroy cJuh fr~'!' . ns ,oses Harry D. ' Smith, ' cl!arged ate a political Holt 1ri11 recommend that W'n. , Quesliou " issue over. a five- that: (l) No vehicle weighing logGolfers commum!Jes three were surround guests of ISlltlli allocated to Ohlo be al1nrung with assault was .nven 0 90 • cent stamp, Brady said. over 20,000 lbs. shall travel up- th W , A . t· f the ' u Wayne .. p,.....,. " D" kto person treet e .omen s ssoc1a 1on. o applym, for funds. aeveland edAbyquMrs. Gibbons, dered to pay' costs of the action AID UNIT CA!LJ';D m the • town. ed(2)bi Aay , was lngrecJ for the No I priori- Hudson-st, Middleport, has re. and Placed on probation lor one Pomeroy ernerrency squad- found gwlty under any sec!ion Ladies from :he Fall'greens 1y rating to receive· $974 381 Suited io her winning a set of year. men were called at 2:12 p. m. of this ordinance shall be sub- Club near Jackson, Hidden ValOn the Us! wao J. the ''Great Booka of the The case of Phyllis Harris Thursday lo aid Mrs. R. H. ject to a fine of not less than ley at Pt. Pleasant and the v. s. Athens, Hocking and era World" by Britannica. charged with driving left oi Rawlings of New York City, to or more than $5. Gallipolis Golf Club partlcipat"1T"countlea, $701,011. Holt an- Mrs. Gibbons posed tile ques- center, was continued. She had Widow of the late Richard liar. Council also bas agreed to ed. IIOUllced that Northmont Local, lion to Dr. Mo';!lmer J. Adler pleaded not guilty. Rawlings, whose funeral see what may be done abour For the vistlors Marion Eb1 old ~.,- I~ Trl<oun~Per~ ........... ,_ , .... _ ~ -.,,~,.- Wes~ PHILADELPHIA, Pa, IUPI)- Father OlvlM, puc!. gy son of a former slave who became tho opirltual INCIor of an international cult, died today. A spokosiiN!n said the cult leadar, 11tl1111ted fe ~ .,., ., 100-yoars-old, diad of a hHrt attack at 2:20 a.m. at hlt plush manoion, Woodmont, in suburban Glaclwy,., His blonde "opot)tQ virgin bride" wao at hio badilde along with his 18 "-retari11." TJa11110..-*fhou. ando of "angelo" throuehout tho world rlfertllcl 11 "God" had been ill for about a ytar, Hit public .,....,.. ancao wore few in tho paot. SAIGON - U. 5, and Vietnamese Special Forcee today occupied Phuong Xa Toy hamlet 325 111i111 northHot of S.igon only hours efter 152 bontMr, from Guam dumped hundrado of tono of b•o lbt thiN, Until today it had been an impenetrable Communl.t stronghold. Pakiston broke through Indian lines lodey .tf .fh• Pun jab city of Forozoporo and ,.fd It had turned the tide of war on that front. Indian d•fo- llllnlsfer Y. 8, Chavan ad111ittad lndlen troops had been thrown back in that •ector. A Pakistoni military opokHman In the Clpltel of Rawalpindi ooid tho army wao pronf"tll 1 "relentfdrlvo" lgoinst lndlon troops who had Invaded Woet Pakiotan in thr"' areas. Haovy fighting wae repotfod in Kosh111ir, in the Sialkot arH north of Jehore In India's Punjab lfat~ east of Jahoro and In tho 51.;., 0... ort heroSOO too.111ilu to tho south. Paklotan cl•llftld vlctari• ... ·-·...... ,_,.. __ .. ____ ~ ........~ ... ~,.... ,. toct~y yTrail • cJoup Jem Death Ends for oungofOh --. - • - • "" ..,., -· - ,..... - .......""'-·"•• t~at-~ - - -"'•-·,. ..li;~lis""', " ,•.;,.,. • "" """"'"'·"'"' ro"'-'.........., •~aughter, ~ .......... ,.._....,_ ..__ -.......................... _ ....... ,.............. _ ... "'"··-····"···-··... -......... · ' " "' · ~""-'""" "'"'·•• ~ '""'......, ..... ,,m~.,.....,.,,,._.., ___ ..., _ .... ---... ·-.......... --·· ~~-- ..····---~--. ·- ---· - - - - - .""""'""". . ....... ... ...,_•·~· -•·•""'''""'., '" ....... , """"'"'""''~''"••ueoom,....,., -...~-·"'""'" ............. .... ---...... "" .. ~ ~"""' ' ···~ "'"'· "· .... """"" --. -""""' ' ........... ....... """"''"' ... --.... ....... .......... . :"'' .... ......... ,_ .... --. ' " ' -· ..._ ... --........ ·~. . . . ........ ~·-,-------....:... __ • :o-·~ ... 1...": .. ·-· -... · -•• -· .. - -..... ....... "· .....- """"'- " ...... 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""''""- -., -................ ....... ........... ... --1!:.~'""'1' -! ~ . . --... . . , . , . . . , -.... .._ ... , ..... _ . . . . , ...... ._.._ --~ .... ......... ... _._ ..... _,., ......... ..... _....,, .......... -..... .. __ _ ... ... ........'"...... ....... .1t-' ................. ___ "" - '-· ·····" .... - - , . - -...........---~~:.~ .:::;' ...:::-:.= .::: •. ... ... ::. ' ; : : ; . "' : " = ... ~ ~ -: : . · . : . "!":.."'.:::: - _, ..... -~ ... ..... _ ... _ .... ~ ....... ---.., .... __ .... - ... _._ ---...--·- -- ..,-.,, ... -·-·---~t: JIII~_ .......,,______ ... _ ... _ ....... - --· .... - ..................... ___ _, ____ ----·.. - .......... . sehooll SUbmitted appllcatlona From Great Booka Js ,JIIlbllah- session were Carson Crow, · to Veterana Memorial Hoapital lower Mason onto the Stanley had low gross, Meredith Evans but were larned don for lack eel in the Co!umbus Dispatch. BliJ FraiiCll, JeH Gibbs, David by squadmen after she became/ Harbour. property. . of Fairgreens the first 1 w ol aufflcleat otudenlll Mrs. Glbboaa question II u Goodwin, Jon Gulll!her Linda Ill at the home of Mrs. Faye Attending the recent mee!Jng net Lillian Hyer Hidden Val- o )0 1fT ft' est 0 Grueser, Bartma Kennedy and ported .Mrs. Rawlings was corder Charlotte Roush, and and Ellen Mitchell of viet and a 16-year-old preacher's from _, eel, Ia RolliliiU() .,._,_,,., Elberfeld8 sell the well ktno~veralls 1n white and the working man . .carpen er ralls in white. All sisblckory strlpe. ~~=r~v~::ns are full cut, fit exes from 36 to · will wear and wear and wear. In the busy mens deceptlonally well and d Pick out what you nee now partment on tbe 1st floor. " .... ' .. • ... ' S3.95 Carpenter's. Overalls .... Emerging from a nightmare paid for the site. COLIIMBus _ NEIGIIBOJI. 12 Issue. YOUNG MIN'S ..... - wo ••. - . . . . . ... "~"---·--·-· ~- ......... 2 ~r 69c Clothll. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY great grandmother Is .Mrs. Fllll- 1 SH 2-4211 Die Beaver. ~~__::.:_:________ and.Mn. PearlJonea. Agrul l1:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.~..~~----~-~ \ ..~ . --~~............~ Arnold Gr1te "" ..me to tllem." Mandarlll You'll find a fine • lectlon of overall Jackets for the worldni men at Elberfelds. Bu& ton jackets, zipper front jackets, ll~ed and unlined. All SJ:cet from 36 to 50. Get ready for wiDter now. ..... ..... has railroad Pleasant·Ma11011 County Cham- .M~~ OveraU Jackets TROUSERS Tracy Starch- buster· today. Butpilot tbeygroup were in nota there on official Alhd whether the measure'o as the cooperative planbusiness, betweenratber, the mpportera could muster the IChool and the court The oblect is to increase the stunoeded to muzzle tile dents' kn?Wiede-e of how · · applied . ID • . "otrqtb the ' law IS n tended debate •" the They saw Jt applied m generous measure as County Judge IIlii! laWillaker aald Ollly, Frank W Porter, Jr., dis- $1-39 M•tching Wash Cloths - - - ........... .. .... ""' . . , ..... ................... -· -·.....,.~·~ ·~ . .. --- "" .. """ ..... ,..,. - ........ - ' ,.. ............., - ' ay m' c0 urt' ~h bill ~ - ~ SessiOns With Judge Porter J~ "ritll\!' 1ir .•wcn ~ Po .,.,ft . BATH TOWELS-22 by 45 lnehet FOR '"" - misal111. Matching Bath Towels and Wash Cloths Sharon, Gary Zimmerman, Mr. Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Blake (,iJrtis of Carroll; Mr. and Mrs. Perry Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Ster· ling Drr and children, Mr. and Mrs. Alba Orr and children, Mr and Mrs. William Fenton, Do;,.ld and Mike Lemley, all of Columbus. I Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freder· ! irk of Westerville; Mr. and I Mrs. Dayton Spencer and fam· ily of Terre Haute, Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. WiUord Bing and family of Columbia Station; Mr. and Mrs. Wilford BIJ18 and family of Columbia Station; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ArgabrJte : family of Wooster; Mr. Mrs. Henry Spencer and. Vsnce, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Bmg and family Mr. and Mrs. Norman Frederick and SODB. Mn;. ~na Biggs, Mrs. Hattie Frederick, Mr aud Mrs. Wa!d Spencer and fa~ily, all of LoJ18 Bottom RD, and Kermit McElroy, Clarks· " " ' . . . . . " " ' •I '"'"' " ' - · "' ,., "' "'wm """' al Development, TY-, Resort. !rs Injured and 10 persons were 1118 Lewis, Director of . CANNON TWO-TONE STIIPED 2 .... - SPECIAL PURCHASE! ' .. • ""• ........... . I weeker. At least 25 persons ed from the West Virginia De- $ZO,OIJ() for core drilling in addi· would pay the' Post Office for bali squad which completed its -----------------:---------------------.,.....__;__ _ __ 0d Coat Sweaters. V Mint Jade, ,_ ,..., - Mex-~ ao ""'""""''"""-····"'-"'""', ~--... ·~- laiQ ' tho tllreet of • parai)'Ziillllll- I You can buy a Maytag any· - . and Mn. Clayton Rasp aud family, and Mrs. Elva Hammer and daughters, Fostoria. Mr. and Mrs. Harlin Stahl and Jim of Rising Sun; Mr. and I And This Finer Service Costs Np More! Use it! POWERFUL "!ad .. with Colors: Shocking Pink, orange and palace blue. o. mm, '" ..., ' tTEAL BLUE 300 ...... ...... - " ' . - 11 tBLACK eCRANBERIY '• ... NEW ORLEANS (UP!) - curving across the Gull of hour. Killer Hurricane Betsy crash- ico to spin up "hurricane slot" Isolated cases of looting were ed through New Orleans. Baton through Louisiana and send reported in New OrlOI!II. Five "' · ---' ...... ··=· ..-. • ... · .... _.... -.. ......, ~· ·-"'"" .... ·-···-·'" ....... """"' ..... .....,••• Co, ..oo... • ...,._""'" Lefdor 1&IJIIe Manslleld woUld eGREEN "'"'"'""""' ....... · - - o E . . . , . . . . Aay property oner or landlord should Clll tile board at WY %-5.171 to cl!eek 011 llle JaPIII today with 173 m.p.h. Ohio River. I pattern, .;any new fall shades to c oose es 40 to 46. I t II ~:~st;\~gi~ ;~:~n ~~sl~~ two p~ckets!~::": I Tbe Spencer family reumon ; ' was held Sunday, Sept. Sth at I ' I don Woods Park w Colum· B en di r was i bus where a basket nne ,1 enjoyed • by • II a 1 110011. Tbere I 1 were 91 attendiJ18. I I Gifts were presented to Hat. ' I tie Frederick, oldest wom~d at; ! tending ; Henry Spencer, o es : man · Ray Spencer ' youngest ·h I child; Mrs. Claylon Rasp, wit the most children attendmg and to Mrs. Dayton Spencer for I traveling the farthest. It was decided to hold ,the reunion at the same place next year. Mr d Mrs AttendiJI8 were · an · Henry McDole, Mr. and Mrs. I Lawrence SiJ18er and lamiiy, Mr and Mrs. William Smger ' and family, Mr. and Mrs. Doy' le Saiki\ and family' aud Mary ud 1 Reiber, all ol Toledo. ' Mr. aud Mrs. John Hasp a 11 . . . . ., . . ••. tile County Auditor oa Sepl. %41. . 'i'o&:YO - COAT SWEATERS ~ .. - ...... ~ '""·... .... -... ... - ~ •• • • • - -· .., .,~ " " .~,. ' ' • • M •= JJ Off ,... - -....., , ,..-• ,........ "~"'' .._ , ,..., .... , ...., .. Q.,., oe er ers •.,........ • ·-,..,.., ·~• '• ,_." ~'" ".,..·-""'· '""" ..., .., ... ..... ... ..._.............. .., ~ ... ,_ .... , ........... ... To Pay for ~es Jt~ -.............. ~ . - ·~ ~ ......... ·~- .... .... "" .•• . ...... ..... ..... ~. .. =" • " .,. .. ... ... , • .., ... "' _ "' ........... ._., __ ..... ...., Wife'sMail "'-· ~ · ' " -· .. "' _," "" .... .__,..,_ ..,._, ..... _~., ... ..,, ... ..,""'""''""", .,.,... ......, . . "m'"'""..,._•,..._ ...,...,_..., .-.-............ ..,-........................ ... ............ "".... ~ ..... ···~ ........~ ............... - . . . ... ............................. ..... .......,.,,.,_ ... ··-····-... .; '""-··-'"··.. ~. =• ·-· ~·~... '.~.....,.......... &~ . ............ .._.lndustr~-~-.................... , ......... ~ ............... ... ·-· ............ dJStr!b~ted ;.. ._ - '" "',.....~ " "'"'""" "'""'" ' "" ......., '"" ..urn~, "'• ·""'' ....~ "' ••- • ~· .......,. · - FatherDI·VI·ne D1"es at 100 PHS 0Pens D • ~:g..;~;~g~'·send I I S4.95 · - - Tile MJddleport Board o1 PubHc Afflllrs wtU <ertlfy de. WORLD I WOMEN$ HOLLYWOOD ''". · - o • - at .... • $7.95 $4.95 $1.9 5 loO ..,., ................... , . . . - ' " ' . - - ........................ '• ..._ "a """""• ••.....,.., • - . . , . """"' '"'"' m .., ••• ., .. lD $6.95 LID COVeRS guaranteed to re- waistband . I --. ,.,.. ••• . . - Unqueat ••wer .....,IDODIII to washabletouch. and 50% Nylon, 50% Dacron. Machine ft fluffy dryable. Deep tblck text~e~~~ Beautiful clear . . Long wear, easy care, no fash ion colors. tain their shape, 2 ; Is Held Sunday In Columbus . . .. . . . . - < ""'"· "..,-.. ,.., ''"· . "GRANDEUR" COLLECTION way s trekh, elastic RUTLAND FURNITURE ') . ...... ' ....... ' • ' . . . . . - · · - . . "' ...... - - -. . . . . . . . . . - .,. ..,. ,. - . - - .... .... _ , - • • • ' sm BATHROOM RUGS-BATHMAT Women s Sot & Sun. Sept. 1\;12 . were sustained for the - - ed Freeland Norris Steve I "WHAT A WAY TO GO : vear book steward, M". 1·1weiC?m . Roush, Darrell I "McHALE'S NAVY I Shirley MacLaint' , yau l New iiam Roush recorder, Mrs .. Norrls,ECodnnalre Taylor. F. Joe I THE AIR FORCE man and Robert Mil chum Bradford and solicitor, . Roush , g th bap· ITerhnicolorJ - and- FROM ence. Freeland •Norris. . l'tm Conway ..Joe Flynn, Go· I "RAIDERS Mrs Stobar t fficiated at e ry Vinson, Billy Sands, Su- ! BENEATH THE SEA" I There were nve baptisms at hsm. 0 J~INS .. "-·--' , Glaze of Co- commllt~sl Indianola Church ~-- - m.m """""" In ,_..,_ From Elberfeldsln Pomeroy. \~. I ··- - - T W Dry Goods- Housewl,.. C • Draperies - Ready o elr . I II Furniture or FloorW overmgs B _ Alwlys S1ve Your S1 I I P' - Lingerie -Whatever You uy - Mens or Boys ear "THE NEW INTERNS" r Mich.el Callan. Dean Jones I Freeland Norris, Yout ea \ ' tum us. ed . student al OSU - andI Building and finance comml -, Mr. He . IS a I \lura\ econ· "THE YOUNG LOVERS" tee Robert Proffitt, Joe Sto- 1majormg 10 agr cuI urch wed· (Technicolor) I Wilh Pel.r Fonda ' ba;i, Ralph Johnson and Mrs. ' omics .. TheMopearc" h at the i Ann-Margaret, Michael Parks I and Sharon Hugueny ' Bobby Joe Adams. . : dmg Will be of Christ. I "BUS,~I~~~~,BACK . been/ a., , ""' ...,, ......., ....... "Wo ... ; ,. < .._ 0 " " ....._., ,...., , . . putcJJan of one of them would/ Commerce, and E. E. FollrDd, application already has been for. federal government will help be ready for a major influx of Weiss and Ao.sistant Ally. Gen. co start such a program from It WIIJlts runways 4,000 feet - , Two ¢'port sites have Be thrifty! Save All of Your Sales Ips :~vities. o~er r:n~daughter CENTs ounty •=·",...,, "" ....,.. • '"m•..., "" • "" •.._ ,._ • "''"' -·· ""• ,..,, • ,.,"'""''"' ,.,.,. .., .,. ""..,., • """"' .._ ,.., ""'• ""' ' """" ~•"" ,._" .,. - . ·--........ ~..,-·-·-··~ ................ --. .., ...... , ... ' "'''". _ ......... ....... . . ....... ~ ..... ,-... -' ""'""···- ...··· """""' ................. _.. ......... _. ,__ _ _ .. . . , ......, """""" •• .. , . . , . . ,. -. _ .. _... . _""" ..... ~ ... """""" '""' .,. ..... -· ... "'' ·----,. ......... ~ ....... ,..... '-·,.. .~. ,.,., ,.~""~""·•n--• -~. "'''... ····~ ~ ---........~-·-............. ..... """' ... - .. ,., -· ........ ...,,-·~" ............ -·· "' -~ ......, ....... . ,., - .. 00~""'" ""' ··- ... "'" .... - ."'~ ~""'"~ ~ ~ •~ ~. · ~~_... ... ' " " ·•. .. .., .............. """· . ..... ~ ......... ··~· -· ..... ·...... .......... ·.... ... ~............................. __ .. ~ . - ....... ~""".-.., ~......... "'"""""' ...~,""- ......... -~-~"""''~-· _,.,~-· -·,~·~ I ... ....... .. -·-.... ...... ..... .. """--·····'"· ...... ""' · ................. ~ .... "" ....... . . . .... , .................... _,,,_ ......... ~·--ft. ·--....... "".-. , .... ,_..,_····~·· , ........... ~ ................. _ __,,,_._,,,. ___ ,"""""',.""'"""""""....,-..,- "'"''"""""'"-m.,,.,-~.., ••,Th~'•'""""'"'~"I ----~~--------------------Deal ·Closed for I Killer Betsy Dying Inland Industrial Site Wh t ver you buy - I' R th to Mr a u r and David Reed, son o d Jr 300 M. E. Cooks Hd.. ed Ohio. MISs Pullms au:: is now State UmverSJty tate Highway employed by the Sh Choir direc· Depl. She IS Yout I Church of tor at the Jndiano a t in Christ and al"';, t:::s many oi Sho IS t e g II. of Chester M R A Pu IDS rs. Department of the ra Roche ~~gi:eg,e~~:tm~:"ili:~":Ronughtetrd, Dea~a Mr. ~rs. Da~id ~:u~bu;: '",_ eeting The annual business m of the Reorgamzed Church of Jesus Christ Latter 29, Wit Dah Saints was heldof August District President Glenn E. Johnston presiding. The following elected persons will take office the first Sunday I October: Clarence Proffitt, ;astor; Mrs. Robert Proffitt, secretary; Mrs. Edgar Tat:· treasurer '· Mrs.MDale Clarence, music director; n FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER l 0, 1965 . : . •. . ~ o : e d u ~ u ~ c a ~ t ~ i o ~ n · ~ = ~ ~ e d = b y l ! m ~ : ~ : s : ' ~ n ~ a ~ ' : ~ ~ i > o = r ~ t e d : t h a ~ t ~ t ~ h ~ e : ~ J a ~ m e : d ~ b u s ~ : ; ~ u d ~ e : ~ n : ~ r i ~ : u : t . : ~ · : w ~ e r l : o : f : & ~ o v ~ e ~ r n m ~ e n ~ t . ~ : ~ ~ 8 ,~,....... Is Annou need meehng Mrs. was open Do aid B. Pul- theThepresident, Richard Ichlld reo ., Miss Put/ins H /d ..... Meeting IS e By LDS Church Wm<·hesler· Mr and Mrs. fOMERoY-MIDDI.EFORT, OHIO FIVE . d . H'MrD and Mrs. Wilham you~g~;· :.~II~~ar~~~· Petty, Ca~· Woode, Annual Mrs ..allJimof Bean all Business and Mrs. Fred Barn "' Groveport; ;,. eldestthepresent :e;e SIX months old son o . enttnt~ NO. 122 " " · - · '0' ' m • .' XVII • I at y - ':,. ·- ;.,....~.:: •·::-~'!..~:: ":. ~- "'::'"'~" ~-~~· .:;;·_,. " .l: ".:- ~,;... ~ ·~· ':'"~ ~ ~ • • ~ "::"":..':::: ::r:::·.:. ...,••-= •• ....,":." ':...,. •-;••.:.•:...: ~·..",:;-;;::., ••;.~" •• ~·· ..... ~- •!:,:' .::::: ~ ~~ ~;· .~~-,-~~ ;. :-::':.:''=. '::'..'::: ~ • ~:.~ :: :.""0:.::.' ' : ' ; ;::;;. -• - '""';,::;' ,~;:,,:•;:, '""• ~ '.~":.:.' 1:::;' ;.!.':,: ""w"':!.:.":":.:-:::"., •,... '" "::.,::'.:::..:::::; ;::,, •._ "'"'::: ::': :":":.' ~..,. "' ......... "" .,_ ·~ ... ,, .• "" -· ...... ·~ ..... "' "" ..... , .. ... .. .... ..... . .. ..... . . . "'"' ......., ~· '""'' ,::; ::::- .;. ·~ ,;_ " •·::: ~ ...... ··- .. ~-· """"" ~..,..; ......... ::"':::.. ...... - ....... ""'::, .•":::....'"" .... .. ~::":J:E:,:'" !::i';!',,::!;::::J:!":\' ;:;".;.·~ E:;,:,.4 Engagement ol :'"-:1t~:::t"= :""!.'"!..'".;.:".::; ::;;;:,rua::::;, ='E:,-::;,: ':'.,; A .... , . . . . •• : . : . . .w •• ""' .... "" ...... " " at noon, with Cecil Swartz ask· deceased smce last year I Guysville, RD. Mr. • I •. · - nw.... ""'-• .. __. .. ..,. ..... _. - IS 1]\Tel fl ... TY 1 .................. • bad the !OJI8est drive for the to treat the girl as a juvenflt! by boastful Cberltl Slari-lbo ... ..,. ....... _,.._,"•-,..,.,.._...,_,_,....,.,..,_ - - - - -.• 11 -!. tar ..., _,,,....,: ' t!: Sa co11- aad Mr J '· dependable bench olrength, he tali:e all home and away &ames tied for Jtecond low net Lou: $?1. They said he told them a wr Jobnsoa, ..;, a, both d. N-., ' led are tho Rll'llllll Ordinance by the Mlddltport lcilool'o alll-1 Bli!tDesl men 11so wlU be 1ng at a ... _ .. - - peak tor Satur- litis fall, Next Thursday night ' Melp Geaerei ilolpltaJ siJortly after Bogp fled ft on dent, f'ound dead 1!1 lllllel lltlrtfl .. _ . ..... ' " " ' - - - ........... - ~-.t •• ..... - . .............. _ .... _ -·-. - , �I' I Potlm'k Dinner il {fPf RriPflill 2-Daily Sentmel. l'omeroy-MJdctl epot t, 0 ., Sept 10. 1965 Enjoyed by Circle ~uge ', /Calendar ~hanJJed, Drinkin!U tlo~ today by a wlld~.:at ~~~ rke , ~ teontmucd flum · ~! spread from lhe Ireland A 6 30 potluck dmner preced ed lhe meetmg ol the ~·ederat ed cu·cle Wednesday evenm1 at the church Mr!~ Louts Re" Iwater pro b) em IS• s0 ]ved Mine near MoundsVIlle Sour- ~tz ces sa1d settlement ol the str Jk t' i~f~ ht-+ hampered bv a ~quab PT PLF.ASAJ'i1 ~ A rh1'1n!ll;e sch()('l w1ll rernnvt>ne .JanuHry y''tjJI~ a ong unum leade-r"' m the srhool calendar and solu ·' 19tl6 The last d3y or sr huol ·. • ,. \JOn ol a 'lrlnklnJ!! wait't uro[) ] Will now be on the 27th day of bel asked grace "ChriSt Has No Hands Bu. Ours," was the top1r of the de votlons led by Mrs Rrlh•l pres ident wbo read for her scrip. ture 'the Se1 mon on the Mount She also read an art1cle, "Be gm the Day W1lh Prayer,'' anc a poem, "Lean Upon the Lord' from the book, Dawn and Dusk and closed with prayer. IJunng the bu•lness session MISs Dorothy Re<bel was wei corned as a guest. Mrs. G H. Ewmg was reported homo from a hosp1tal followed a fat and flowers were sent. A sym path) card was sent to Mrs Hochard Rawlings. New flooo rovermg lor the vestibule of tho church and church otnce I• tht project of the Circle The M1~ pah benediction closed thl meetmg I '· :Sr...,. RM() N[.,t"ITt'~r.. I lem at a "' ;-~}· ~ W@St Columbia were 8· Mi:iy mstead ol the 24th By Mn. Felix Alkire Mr. and Mrs. John Gillougly of Pt Rock vtsiled Sunday evenlng wtth Mr. and Mrs. Henry Waggoner_ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Atkins attended the Ohio State Fair Monday. Gordon Atkins of Urbana, IU. IS VISiting his parents, Mr and Mrs Eugene Atkms. Mr. and Mrs Robert Clark attended the Ohio State Fatr on Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs. Delbert Redman ot Dunbar, W Va. VISited over the weekend With Rev. and Mrs William Barnhart. Ruby D~ehl ol Columbus VISited •er mother, Mrs Mary D~ehl over the Labor Day weekend. Ruby and Mary D1ehl VISited the David Riggs and Eugene Atkins families Sunday. Mr and Mrs. John Gibson and family of Athens V18iled his mother, Mrs Lana Gibson Sund•y. The John G1bsoo lam!ly spent the weekend with Dr. and Mrs. Don Gibson and famfly ol Portsmouth. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stanley and son, Steven, VJsited two days last week in Columbus with her brother, Mr. and Mn. Franklin Townsend and attended the Oh10 State Frur. The mull•tudt ol act1ons! calenctar change Is subject to that f'onsumed neMrly tour hours appro'llal by the State Depart· -~ . SET I"Ollt HOU~E 1at the monthly met>fmg OJ thr men c IN OHUER' • 1Ma~on Clftlnty School Bocu d ol l'wu delegatiOns appeared be~ Mt>lv•n Alkut" K.A, H () I J:i:du('atmn Thursda\ mght Fol f01e the board llilt night, one Uni~ Mrthodl"' fhllrch l loY.m~ tht regular sess10n, the fr11m West Columbia and the , In those dav~ Hezeluah oe board went mto ex~:>cutlve ses· other from Mt Ohve. 1 ca,ne Sick and wal'l at the pmnt son rhe West Columbra delegaot dNU h And 1 .,11111 ~ 1 the nnr 4. change was mad.e by the t1on l.'oncerned the alleged con· phet the son ol -\mnz ca me lo t boa1cf It the S<"hool calendar- tammated water supplv at the rhus 1the ~._, hnstmas vacation was school At:('ordmaII> to the deleh1m <Ill d SlH d I() lllnl t hou--el changed !rom a ftve day vaca gates several of the chtldren sa} s t he Lord SeI ~~~ U "' 'h · ll d•e m order tor you sha . \Oll t10 n pnor to ( nsttnas h to a sev had sores m their mouths and h 11 ' , ( 'l 1\mgs en dav vacallon Wlt the time one ch1ld t1ad contacled scar· ! 8 R~~~t recou•r ·1be1ng added to the end ot the 1e~tna \\hlch a doctor hsd stud 20 1 • · ~ l ~ notlfl !lcho6t ytar. Under the new cal came trom the :)chool water sup~ l'~e\"i rnen •ecelve su~:ng de- eaJa1 the Chnstmas vacation ply. 1 cation ot t JeHU lmpenthl I fe fol Mason County students Wlll rh h parture from us e:Jr y 1 Det: b 22 d e sc ool dnnking water As a rule death comes sudden ~:_g111 on ·em . er an come::; from a CIStern VwhiCh. atly. unexpt>rtedly. or w1th little cordmg to the delegatiOn, ..rmlij( II• commg f•"·' •v sprmgs • •••k every ye.r allltichiflan J'uitor• ~try man, and 1s declared m the lowmg surface water to go mlo the CJstern Scnptures · 4.nd JUSt as 1t IS Stay Over Weekend appointed for men to d•e once " Or f\ W 11: The board mformed the group thal 11 was awart> ol the p1 (). • • h) B d N · T (Hebrews li 27 Rsv I· blem and thou ht 11 had been COMPLETE COURSE _ The Southern H1gh school cheerleaders (front, lett to ng t ren a . oms, eresa Mr. and Mrs. George Crart mmage g Mc1'1lllH'I Allee Cleland (standmg) Beverly Pme Sharon Therss. have completed the Cheerleadmg Course con· (Diane Betty) and three ehUlsa1•h's p1ercmg "Set your house In order. for COrld<Cle~- anatskamplesr "·'" ", 1 dueled bv'the Nal;onal c'hccrleadmg Assoclallon ai Camp Valley Vista The NatiOnal Cheerleading Staff, headed I dren Tammy Kirsten and Zenyou shall d1e , •• full of mean-' u rea Y ~en a en or ana v- by L R · " ller kle" Herkimer, conSists of mature, experienced cheerleaders who teach the glfls many new and 1a, Benton Harbor, Mich., IIJllo 11 ' PO!~T PLF.ASA~T - MISS '" by the Health llepa•trnenl dllferent cheers, plus p~m porn roulmes and tumblmg routines. 111g Among other lhm~s prlsed Mrs. Craft's grandmotbbrings mto shitrp fol'US an Jm-, Edith Caslleberrv of Huntmg- bull would deliver Pt. Pleasant er Mrs. B. A. Dodson, Chester c1} water to the school tor C C 1 I I I .portant, but loo olen neg ec- ton, former teacher el Huntmg. IIP~ter ounri Saturday when they llll'ived for ed pha!le of Chr1shan steward- ton High and Mm sha ll Umvn· drmkmg and cnukmg until the 1\t a visit the first time- Ia fivt ship It IS lhe responSJbdJIV ol «ly be lhe gU<·st speaker mHIIer was CON!pletelv cle•red DofAGrortp.llleets years. They remained untU everv Chnsl1cw. while he •s 1for the fn st meeting of the rhe Ml O\Jve delegatwn ask • M!'!. Hobart Newell and Mrs. Monday. ahve and able to make proper season of the Ame•1um A.'lso- ed th&l Jts ~hJidren, who had Norman Frederick were hostess- Saturday ntght visitors witll preparations for U1e use of hts c1al10n ol Un1vers11V \~omrn been attrndmg Hann<~n scool 1 Entered Hospital es of the Pasl Councilors of Mrs Dodson were Mr. and Mrs. possesSions after hiS de•lh 1nex1 Monday al 7 30 p m m Ihe for the pHs! three years be l by Helen Bottel Chester Council, Daughters or Lloyd Wolfe and family Akron, Thert are two phase:s ot stew I App&IHchJan Audllnnum al!owt'd to contmue at Hannan _Persons enlenng HoiZE>r Ho~ Amertca. Wednesday evening at Mrs. Curtts Wolfe, Chester and ardsh1p of possessmns tew Mt,;s Casllt>berrv has twrn even though Mt Olive school IS plt.!l durmg the past 24 hours Youlh Asked For It ed other boys while she was 8': the lodge hall Mr~. Orville Brown, Keno, Mrs. srdsh1p of possessmns~ stew 1 Siate Pres•dent of the AA u w· open agam this year Th.,. re· mrluded Mrs Leona Bee~ 101 This rolumn 1s tor young peo- tng w1th h1m - and she d1dn t[ The meeting opened with Edith Os~rn, Keno spent W~shlp after death I he fa1thlul : and attended the Begw no-~l Con- I quest was gHmted ~econd A.ve .Jeffrey A Sw!im pie, the1r problems and pleas- have to get marrted Can you devotions taken from Matthew nesday mght anti Thursday Wltb 3 Chnst1an steward acknowledg- ven11on m Portland. l'\'lame i fhP board adopted recom Lower Rtver Rd : RobP-rt J Hal ure~ the 1r trouble~; and fun. understand'' - J W 5:1-fl by Mr!t Ross Cleland fol- Mrs. Dodson and Mrs. Ra)ll es Gods ownerst.lp ot all thtngs: where she wa. appomted dum 1mt·ndea pohcy of prmcJro<:~ls Qn le v, Eureka Star Rt ' Mr!O: AI As wtlh the rest of Helen Help Dear J lowed bv the Lord's Prayer and mond Frank, Chester, spent FrJ and that hi s reepons1bll•h· to m.~:~n ot the By·L~Y~-s Com mittee the nl<:!ller o! tssumg wnrk pPr len L Kmg f\tllddleporl Mrs us, 11 welcomes laugh! but l can't understand how "won· pledge io the flag. During the day afternoon with her. God 1s !ot'l •nd complete He She rPCently returned from an 1mil ~ agreed to P<~Y m•le<Jge Dmls A Koe.mg, Tupper~ wont dodge a serious questiOn derful" parents could allow 1t business sessJOn 10 charRfl of recognizes that he Is a trustee I AALW sponsort'd tou r o.l Ala~- Vttwn a tearher goes to tVto or Pl~ms Mrs lhomas H Crnw. Wlth <~ brush • off But then there are a lot of Mrs Cleland, the annual PLAN TRAIL RJDIC or steward of all Uull fle 1s and i ka . more ~cilools voted to allow Pnmeroy M!s·. Grac~ A J(lhn. St'nd your teenage que!lllons thmgs m this world I can't un· Chnstmas dinner wu discus~- Members of the Meigs Coon. pos,;esst's Mondi:l\ s meetmg ...,.!1\ honor exp•·lll' students 01 last \P<Ir son :'\'hddlerort, Mrs Samuel to Youth Askt'd For It, care of derstand or explain that d?esn't ed and Mrs Newell and Mrs. ty Ridmg Club and Meip 4--l • A Chn~li~~n Will may deter- the Rt'Vt · ,md prospt' ll'it> 11 1cm- to re-e-ntrr s.:.:hool Uus veaJ un L r\J(hol~. lr Pt Plea~.mt HPi en /lei Us , th1s newspaper mean 1 prt>lent they don l ex· Arthur Orr were named to club Pleasure Riden and tb b -rome that a man s hle need not bers 01 the assocutllon Ali wum· der condJtJOns stated by the l.a~o~ 11 nu~ ' 1 rowler P\ Plt>a- What Llo ~fbe G1rls Think? 1st Couldn't she still be your I check on a place for the dm- families wlll have 1 trail ~ ens the da\ his name appears 1en ~ho are graduates ot an ac I pnnctpal. appl'oved an ad]usl san! 1\1• ~ l'homns \1 .... epdrl, Ot'tll 1/rlcn fru~nd'-H ner Sunday, starting from tbe hom• 8 m the ob11u:uy column Death credited college or umvtors1ty , me n~ or ~r Hrgh scl~uol seer e- lfpnder<:on, Clyde McLane, In rt>admg your C()lumn 1 have Perfect Squelch Games wt're played under the of Tom Reuter Atheu Road. 131 Ys s~•la ry, aulhonzed Iran:) PI PletJsdnt Leonard L Car- noted tha t boys are <Jutspoken Dear ~elen· nt-ed not rlP.,trov his Witness are urged to <lllt'nd " dlrectton of Mrs Henry Spen- at 1 p. m, Ea~b famll il tl for t.od Hostesses for the afhm w11l porlatJOn supeiVI SOr WaJJen nwn kt 1 Pt'fho Lon D Har tn what they wanlm gtrls How Heres a reply that Mr 1cer ifld Mrs Mabel Van Meter lake its 0 n food f ydi 2 ~ Polls rons1stenUv slmw that be the oi11Ct'I s, Mrs l haJit>s Krefi'f to assign the four new I per, Rt Ja ckson· Lowell L about askmg the gtrls what they Fmk" can give when his fr1end~ With prtzes awarded the win· wh.icb willw foUow :idt.Dilet \Linlv about one In every five ad· C:l:l!mmon, presldt'nl. Mrs Ua lph ] bu~e~ wht••e he saw ht and Sha rp Huntmgton W Va · Vial- l\anl m boys and whal they te<~se h1m about hls name ners A dessert course wasser· a~ ha:s 8 will A('rorri'l"l~ly I('romp •nee presi dent \1JS make necessary bus route .-.:han ter Wrllinms, Wellston, Mrs expect of the~? Like - IS a A fmk lS a dnp. ved by the hoslesse! lo 12 mem· thousands of people dte w1th· Carroll Casto member sh ip chan · gt·~ approved the htrmg ol a JHmes P Pope, Ashland Kv · car necessary? Are looks or A dnp IS 1 drop. bers and three children FA~Y ENT.I!iRTAINS 11 out ~ W1ll every year L1ke a man M1ss E.rmi:l UttrnP , re- bu~tnt·s~ admmblrator fur the K<.~rl S Burn~. Rt 1 South clotht!s more Important'' Do A drop IS water. Mr. and Mrs George Johnbroken phonograph record. the 1cordmg secretary, and Mrs Bottrd offtce as recommended \oml \lni 1; ,Lewl" Sao.,.re, they nave to be ·popular''? Water IS nature. MEETING CANCELLED son entertained with a famll' , "'ma' •lor) " repea•ed over IChtlord Carder. treasurer , by Supermlendent Milton Collag_evJI!e, 1\ \a , Mr! Tho- And what DO~'T lhey hke a- Nature 11 wonderful. Miss Nellie Zerkle has an- dinner Wednesday observina .md over unnecessary d1ss1pa-! Phms wtll be made by lhe 1 Bun.• ette, although the nanw oi l m,b f, Mr.nt'r Irwkson. \~rs boul us? -Thanks for the compliment nounced that there will be no lhe btrthda.rof her brother tu.n ut ~sLate liiSsets, undu~ de 1gruup for the ilate-w1de fork lhe rww employe w<~s oot 1e CrPih 11 SnedPg.Ir RussPd Kv; And be honest please, gals - TEEN I September meetmg of the Mid- ~ Pearl Hysell of Rutland At. 1 1 '"' needlmhardsh•p•ndheao Ishop wh~eh w•ll be held al the "" ed HI th~ meetmg : Don I 'lafl. Kenda lhille, lnd lf youve ask~d thiS before, O.ar Helen d•eport r.arden club The Oato- tending wer~ Mr. and ~s. Hy· Births ext u~t' Our paper slilr led your I'm 15 and ever smr.e I ber meetmg w11l be held Oct. 41 sel~ Mr and Mrs Frank Hy ar 11es lor loved on~ Pte Lord sl Pleasant Pomt Resort on Octo- . The salar} of the busmess I work suflers heavy losse!l an- lber 30th admtmstrator accordlnglo Bur. ~h !i .John H Hogers. P.t 3 column th•~ 11prmg, and maY· 1remember people have at the home of Mrs. M. L. , sell, Rutland, and Mr. and nu<llly· because ot a lark ot sui I dt>lte would Oe m ll•e $700 10 Wt>ll s1 on. son 8 15 a m 'fhurs· be other new readers would like taking advantage or me I French. Mrs. Johnson. fr('lf'n t ('nJll'el n on the part of $tlt?l ran~e da\ Mr~ Allt>n I Kmg \l1d to get 10 on this - BUD I to argue with my fnends ereat number< ul sir• uds who !he board also granted . , dlep011 son 9 32. m. M•• De.r llud I be<au.. or this I'm very ,----· · · d1r without Wtlls. l~ave o( absence to BenJamm , John A Sarcles. 2105 C:hatham The question has come up ! to give m 1 know tt s good MRS. TOM SCALLY One 1S not the steward he hnn~lin. IV, Wahama High A-.e. son. 2 25 p m Thursday from tune to tmle, but tl's rea- grve m 10metimes but oow ev· Cordially Invites The Public To The ought to be until he spells outl Galllpoli1 Rudlngs: Gallipo· teacher; accepted the reslgna I I>JSt·harged dv tor another go-round. eryume someone says !Orne01 1 how his estate 18 to ht' used lils Dam 122,121, runmng 1 "'~ : twn~ cooks Bertha Bowers, Prr-.Hn s re(ent!y discharged ·Okay,gtrls - whatdo-and thmg to me I back down, JUSt af1er hlS death ~~or a l'hns- feet on rollers, Pomero} · Ma~ ArbtH kle ~chool, and Eva Mtie from the hospital were Elmrr don t _ \OU }lkt best !~bout to avmd an argument Afterftan a W1ll <an be the c\ttnax lon 20 64i, Pt Pleasant 24 I~ Hot ley Hannan schools and Cook M1s Nelson Cromley Way- bovsl - Hwards I reel hke a big sucker OF THE ot .a hie o( Chm.han s"'ward-1Hmton 50 Kanawha ~ails I M, emplo\led o\lltone Duller for i\r ne H.l:lnlson. V1ck\ Hrnderson, Dear Hel~n How 'can I stop them walkms h1p and ,9Jmm1tment It can ' Charleston 18 69 London, :\rtar-: but kle and Edythe Tccker James W McHnde, Mrs t..ava-1 A fnend of m1ne just got all ove1 me" -ELAINE be I.Aivfng memonal to h1sl met and Wmlleld dams w~re on al ll ::tnn~ n . approvt>rl Ihe em 1 da M)ers Jenmngs Hobmson, mamed Wei, she's not a l Dear Elan1e 1 fai,.r In .ChriSt Throu~h h1s ithe s11ls I pluvment of Leslie Rayburn as Melvm Staph, Mrs James fnend any- more I guess you You can stick to your guns LOCATED AT HER RESIDENCI! Will be un prov1d1 for his Roat . Mov~mtnts· as~IStHnt attendance direciOJ S!l't>le, Mrs. Franc1s Ta vlor,l might caH me a snob, but J'm wtthout aq~:ument- 10 fr.lct, if 138 S. 4th Avt., Middleport, 0. loved ones. for Chnstum m1s- Ob10 R1ver - Harvey Jord;;m MH hael Hailt'y. tearlwr, H.m • Cilona Thompson. Samuel really not You see, she Is you're sure of yourself, who si001 around the world. J down IJ 7 am . R H Buswo nh nan ~lernenl.ary • Lowell G 1 frf'e~e. Grady Twvman, Mrs only 13, and !MJ am 1 need1 back talk" As for getting One of the most 1mpor1.ant 11 up 14,6 40 am. E P lane-s ! Phillips, teacher, Woods, As.a l Jame~ Woodyard Mr~ Lf-on I 1 hJve JUSt one question why walked on, 1t's a sad fact of documents 1 mao ever signs up l5, 3 50, 3 m P~ggy Down- Hosk ms. teacher' Pt Pleasant Hrd Woods, Mrs Charles L Cam I wuuid a girl of 13 want to throw hfe that the eas1ly rnanBfled 1 1:00 to 5:00 PM is hts List Will lnd Testament ey up I~.~ 25 am f de-ana Bos- ~ Ht15h. Claire Una Burdette., tea den Hnd mfanl son. Mrs r~ 1her life away" She has a won- person always gets managed the Came In, Braw11 Around, Hovo Ref...hmonll I can teD better what a man worth down 16, 4 05 am . 1cht'l Pt Pleasant Htgh, Eliza Glenn Graham and mfant dau- derful famtly . She never did most You can't make ..-.appy ond Reglstor For Door Prlz.. had ln his heart by reading his ~nnklrn Pu~rrt- up 16 6 15 a beth Moore, teacher, Pt Pleas ghter Mn John E Strati and really like him because she dat comebacks because that 1sn't W•ll, than I can by reodlng Ins m., Lorena up !7, 7 10 pm 'I1ant Junior IIJgh, Saomla Miller, lnfanl son Mrs Franc" A your nature (and you'll get I Reglstor Now For Knitting Clobituary. H1s ob1tuary tells the New M;ulms•·• lle up 17 Sam ·I teacher Mt Flower, and Ma Waugh and mfant son lot farther Without them). But world wh•t his fnMds thought Onward down 18 1 30 a rn ne Smtth, teacher, West Co - - - - - -·you CAN 10 your quiet way ltegular Hours Tuosdly thru Friday 101m to 3 pm 18 3 about him His Will reveals Lunga Pmnt up · 3 m. lumbJa f:ommiltPP~ lVnnu•d show you have a mind of what he felt 10 his heart IAIK.. down 18, 5 30 am ; Hob SubsiJiute teachers approved own _ and use It Pr<•ctlc'e The Chnstlan sees a Will as ~ BE-nte• up 18 610 a rn Esso , were \ugh school. J CG mg [ ForCo111W11tioll saying, "No''_ it's hand word lor "Yes glrlo 8 way of depoaltlng deathless West V~rg•ma up t9. 6 am , , nch. Charles L Frum, Leta ComnHII•·•·s were n•nll'd for ®liars ln the vault of etemlty Tibolt down 20, 6 45 am , Rub- Fog lesong, elementary, Ada A. the dt ~lntt convf'nt 1on 10 Mid· AndY m mber 8 srnll and Ae senses thQ.t the Chmtnm ert Reed up 21 4 30 a m Ch<:~1 · 1 Clar~e Anna Allen. Ruth Foley. dlep<Jrl Ottober 19 when the slghtrem:ke of the he:d owes_ but does not own _ 1~ Stevenson d<Jwn 21, 6 05 a I Orph.~:~ Ohlinger a!& approved Me1gs 1emph: Pytluan Sister~ ! HHzel M1chael to C. C. Cuck- 1pl:es "l don't agree with what he possesses Im ZJmmer down 23, 9 30 p was the recommended hst ot met Tuesdl:ly evenmg at the Jer . 1 acre. Sahsbury 1more effectively than The Wille use of money In m .Jefferson down 2.3 2 am :u co--op teachers ot Marshall lRgJOn H"ll 10 Middleport Howard W Circle, dec, to [mg - H 1 life, and ib death is one of the 1 ~~~le Edward down ~1, 2 40 Unll'vcrslly for the f1rst semes Offlei:!rs pro-lt>m were Mrs Mary ~ C1rde. Clara Pierre This column 111 dedicated to best ways ot lettu1g our h,11hts 4 Ha~~nswood up ?reenup ter ol the school year . construe 1Gnf1 Hu ~s{·ll Mrs Ka 1 1 Owen, James Ctrclr,, Helen ~erry, Mel- fam!ly hving, so If you're hiV• 20 shine before men Chris!!ans 1 • P m · Alton Zeph}r dow•1 twn ot a play court at the new Mr ~ Phd Memhart Mrs Max- vm Circle George C1rcle, Wes.- i11J kid trouble or JUst plain are stewards of the matenal (8,rtenup 10 30 P m ~ rankhn Jumm lllgh school with over me Ill'. ens <:~nd Belly R1ggs. The 1 ley Ctrcle Laura Circle, Afftd. trouble Jet Helen help YOU down Greenup 2 50 a m · ha1J LlIe cos t t0 b~ supp 1Ied bY re .. •gne~tJOn of .\1rj Jean Z1r- for Trans. · Sutton. possessions of life By the1r N· She w11I' also welcome your 11 faithful disposition of these P';;:~Y ~:~~e P Meldahl 2 501 a donat1on from student ch-1ss kit a~ Most Extellent Chief Clara Pierce Donald P~erce amusing experiences. Adc~~:ll pouesslon in their Wt\1 they 4 · Y K down Meldahl l funds and an add1t10nal msur· "Q.S accepted and Betty Biggs James Circle, Phyllis Cll'c1e, 1Helen Bottel m care of may preach the glonous ' gos- ~ mW Na tmnal down 10 55 P 1ante contrad ot $114,000 to liar W<~S elected to fill ht>r term 1 Helen Perry, Charles W. Perry, !newspaper. pel of Jesus Chnst, long after :::1~1 lla~en Hougland up Mel trJ L<t.)'ne SIV\ola Howen~. Distnct Depu- i f'reor'e Ctrcle, Joyce Circle - -- - their sraduaUon mto Heavent down Meld~h~ Burkeye Stale , Tile next meetmg of tile boa1d ty Grand Uuef, of Log<~n w:ts Melvm Circle, Patr1cla Ctrcl! STITCHERS MEET old W lk d 12 20 a m Arn was !l-et for Sept 20 at 7 30 p m prt"sent and asslstrd in arr<tnge Laura Circle. to Mary F. Clr- Mrs Carl Moore enterllolnPLAN SLAVE DAY I m a ., own Mel dahl 6 a menls for the convenl!on Heg- cle, parcels, Sutton ed the. Nifty Stitchers club Wedmong f " Harrisonville News Notes I Speaker Named \ F 'AUU/I , F'ust Meettng • JJ ospl'tal news ••II US!l HELEN HELP us! _j 1 Sgt.of Gary Gibson and Tex., wife, Sue, Ft. Sam Houston, are on a 20-day furlough Vtslling the1r parents, Mrs. Lana Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Sam I ;:! I River news I SPIN-A-YARN SHOP P.S: SUNDAY, SEPT. 12th 4 I m:=': 1 I . - ______ ... ___---- ,_ -----·-~- · PHONE US TOOAYI Linoleum . ~ . Inlaid Vinyl Ploor eoverma for ••...,. ldnd ollloor. Best P-ltlernl. Profeutonal lnstallotloll by ua, or do tt JOW'Iell. C•ll WY 2-2113a lor froo ••11mate, WALL-TO-WALL CARPmNG MOHAWK . MAGI I ICJp.n lllltallatloa call the Board at WY·2-5571 to check on tht status of their account. Salllfaetloa Guanoteed \ INGHS FURNITURE . and look what ygu can S<IYtl ... ., _,,_,,::1 Give :101# IJo•r ei!IIJttlflllhlr IJetwt, low nil fllitb PRESIDENT ....... 'OIL WHI1I _.. And you also save $25 on ln<tallallon If your vld water heale• art'cpl ed fot' our Plotected Sermoto Plan. oa IIICOIAtOI WOIS ... ....... ... .•_ ----·1-·-.···• .. , 'a ... - • ._ lll1lla . . . . . ...,. .... e A "GOLD a 'II ........... . . •• .,., a J STAR" STORE •Alii e'. • Raule 7 MiddlepOrt, 0. ..• and NEW CHAMPION of the WATER HEATERS , OHIO VALLfY PLUMBING & HEATING ......... WY 2-2709 M~loport, llett .. "-"' .. hoi ..... ltulfl! rs _,._ ... ~ - IIIOdern fla~~~eless ISO• bol w11• Mel ,.. It 1lill .. - . , ,... diS(Wef tilt IIJI lll haY!flllil theW 1. . fG'J ll!ed rl f<lf wutune cloltles JUitp del-., fir lllriilill 1111111. llf bol Men~ baths ••• llhen ltwel,..ll 1111111 • - . . . .. . . " ,.. ! be ilad ,., ... , • Now s "" '""' lo swrt<i to fill - 111111• u.r. .-.. Jiio lllttr,.. ...... ,...... "'* - ........ . a. PrOiech"' Ser-l!!e Plan cowrs 111 rl!placellleflf et t;m~ rl fll!a!SSirJ BliiCI . . . ... o. EDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 E. SECOND WY 2·2036 POMERQ.Y ... for til IIIII JIIIS, S. ,_ ._. ~ SPfCIAl LOW 1C PEIIWI UTt 1111 IAIIIIIAIIB, PI.IS SlliSFACTIOM CUAimug 01 Ylll a01n MC1J ..r:zt_..................... . .... ... == __ 11!',::0 •2:.,.-ti..-. ... .........._ ~.. ... ................. !!!"~' Valley Lumber & Supply Co• ~ Think or it' It's poss1bl• to save up 1o $50 11h en you mstall a flameless t•le< tn c Prot ected Service Plan water healer In )our hom e. You save $25 on the purchase pnra when you IIJde 1n }OUI pu:sent beater, regardless of '"·•k• or model. heat~r happens to be the flame lype. ThiS great C'f· fer Is only one of m:lnv benef 1l s 'IOU g~t with a HOUSE PAINT m 1. Jrtl Avo. _ _____..___ The Martin Restaurant 0 DEPENDABLE 010 FlUE 181• 'fElT 0CLEANEI !EJAITIIIATIIIBJ. .DI EXPERT INSTALLATION! ARMSTRONG'S Any property owner or landlord should ' WITH US SPECIAL Tuppers Plains Social Events DO IT' 111e Middleport Board of Puhhc Affaln will certify delinquent sewer assessments to the County Auditor on S.pttm· ber20. MIDDLEPORT BOARD OF PUBLIC AFFAiRS SUNDAY DINNER Mason Personals LET INGELS PROPERTY OWNERS THE DAILY SENTINEL -==========-~=-::==~=~::=--;=~==-==-== I The Reverend Marvan Frame, lima where they attended Gallon Size TO f.. rJ: ENJOY 52 ------------------------ I 'I , MULLEN 1 The Youth ~'ellowshlp of the . Gallipolis Dam - Andr.w four llrivertl c:itPd ~~;·;~~n/or ~:· cunveniJOn WHS JCl~rl~! ~~~n~,~~~~~~~~~~n. ~~~ nesday evening at her home, Enlerpmo IWB ch~rr~ vr111 Calhoun down 5 p m: .l,••nes l t'o~ Ovl'rloatl hv OS I' . P I PB'!leroy Rock Springs Road. The even· have "Slave Day· Saturday Groham down 8 4ll am .Jeff-, Siale h< h•a atrol arresls M• s Ben ~eoulmg wa. re-I Ralph E RoSR to Mattie AI· log wao spent IIOClally and In and those m the Rrt il hi!Vlnl( boat up Jl 10 p m . Chttrle:"l K Thursda ~ncluJe/ Claude Wm- ported rll Tht.r!} . se~en Slrk llison 360 50 acres Lebanon. aewlng. Refreshments were odd JObs Ire ••ked to contact down 2 15 8 m. OVt;C down 1 R ~ and William' VISits were rcp~11Led and $44 : Charles H)'lltt Harriett !: served by the hosteso to Miss / 4 Rev. Menzel Smith. ,3 :;o am; John J Rowe up ,:"1 •· ,•o26,rRt '3 Pomero" l spenl on altuJst•c work The ' Hyalllo.Orvllle'B Sayre How: Kathryn Mltcb, Mrs 7 20 ' ·•m~r ch•rter wus draped m m I ' K0 M J k W • m . Ann Brent down Hoy Newell 36. Cheshire ond of Mmme ·Buntmg P t em~~ ard S Sayre, 10 4t) acres, Sut- w k ac d amer, 1. 25 am • fltan Up 8 50 am Clifford Icenhower 31 Pnme-: h ' as u ton · · 8 f an DIYOTIII TO INTIUil o• Ka .. wha llim - 0 F !roy all c1led lo mumclpal court pre me C ••f w•th , the E J ' Henry 7~•her to Clell 8. or, Anita Hains, MIIOI MASON Uta Sbearer down Marmet 8 3~ o ISaurday for overload; and Ed-I Mana~er and M E S taking I Wood DorH 8 . Woood lots, Sui· Bartels, Mrs. Hugb the...,. a. o..,., ,.... ., m.: Helen Z up Marmet 7 a ward I Sc haefer 42 Pomeroy I pari ton Mrl. Max Folmer, Mrs. C'tlllttr hnl'lehm toU•r AH en R. Merr111 down Wln-I c1ted to ·Me1gs county • ' court to·' I Joseph K Connolly, E\olse Bl at.eWICZ, M1'1. Ll 0Yd Moore, ~ ..,..., •n..n0011 •uep1 m • 1 :_tL,p~,~~u?~~~:~::'st"u'P'!': field.• pm , A J Patten down ' day for overload : DAUGHTER VISITS HERE Connolly to Okey Connolly, p&f· Mrs. Herbert Dixon, Mrs. ...if: ·- - o•- ,,,. Wlnl~eld 14! p m · Beaver I Thomas A Stephens 22 Rod- Mr and Mrs. M1llard Pierce eels Orange James WUI end Brian, and I wv .,.m.. IO!Iori~ · · - ... • dow n wInfle ld 7 05 •p m H E 'ney cited . to mumc1pal ' court I had 8 ~ 8 wee ken d gues t · the •r r Okey Connolly, . ·~ 1115,. Janet Connol· IUeBt• Mrs · Be0 "¥"11\;'l:'r. ~ ::r:m!!":• Po':'~~':}' Bowlt;a down WJnHeld 12 05 a ' Sept 18 unsafe vehicle, Frank l daughter, Dlxle Ann, who had l ly to Joseph K. Connolly, Elo. .,... m · SoiVl!y do•n Wmf~eld 12 40 1A Jettmghoff 6! Columbus !lust returned from a month's lise Connolly, parcel• Orange. VISIT IN SAN JUAN NfUouJ att...rt .. lPJ r.pr-.nt•tlve ll m . J s •. I d I ' I . t trl t th I t ' • Mr aott'hl:etB 111an•n. 11\t. sa l.r xln 8 , • ut:W s own W1n c·tted Sept 22 for speedmg; vacn Jon p o e wes eoas -, - --· . and Mrs Tho mas '"~,~!.: ••• v." <•"-',,•• '"'' f~eld 3 15 • m Elgercl!lf up ,' •nd Robert v Barnes 18 Beck-' Many hiStorical and lnterestmg l VATICAN CITY tUPI)- Pope Jr., Pomeroy, have retum1~ ......._,,ptloll tew.J .,., "'~ tJy W f Jd ' ' ' I ' fr tit ree wee k vacaII on at •.,,J.,. wlle ... •••II•''' - :«1 unt•l m 1e 3·2G am, .Jerry Bos Iley w va. cited to municipal places were vis1ted on the 7,000 Paul VI w1ll return to the Vau· om a f:! ~~ ~.:i'!a::•. -:,~:~· ,;; 1worth up W1nt1eld 4·30 am; l..ou court Sept. i3 for speedmg: and m1le JOUrney Miss Pierce left can Saturday from ht11 aummfl' San Juan, Puerto Rico, vloltlnC ...... "..... "'"" -·•" "" l"lano down Wrnfleld 5 30 a m 1Eugene s Morr.,on 29 Rut- for Flint, Mich., Monday to villa al Castelgandolpho. He their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. . , ....... . . ~l'tl earn., ••r Lu ' ' . nd craodaoD, .._ ..- ....u.-a.. •• -.or~~tl! 11.» J <'Y Jane Lucu up Wmfleld land, cited to Meigs county ~sume her teachtng dutie. 1nl has been vacaUOnl11J thne since A~st1n Montanez, a ;.:'hn,::~::.:., :'!x..S t• molllhl e lO a rn. C<JIJit today for no muffler. J elementarr achools there. July l4. TeeL .......... .IGS THEATRE Elecf·ric Water ~:eater OPENING 'I - - ------ · - Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brewer. a recent w.Uand wltb llr. Mr and Mrs. Gilbert uur:s 1ar>d Mrs. Harold Rousb. and son, Lynn, of Huntington Mr. and Mrs. Sam Prlclr .. spent several days Bll"'mingtnn, Ind., were ftell with her mother, Mrs. V. end guests of bls ~ l(r. McDade and Mrs. Hubert Prlco, Lln1 Sunday afternoon guests and Beverly. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Swan were Mrs Helen King and~ Mr and Mrs. Glenn S. Nohe ers have moved to illclna If. of Vienna, W. Va. ter apendlng the • - wlla1 M1ke. Ter< y and Ke1th Ellers- Mr. and Mrs. Harold liDuh. bach have returned to 1;;liiiliiiOOi;;;:;r;r;;:;""''""'=•llll home m Somerset after spend· II ing the summer with their grandparents. Mr and Mrs. Howard Ebersbach_ TONIGHT 6SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs Thereon Johnson of Racme were recent supVINCENT PIUCII Ill "THE LAST MAN per guesta of Mr and Mr• ON IARTH' Don Johnson and sons. LAST MAN ON EAaTII or Mr. a.ld Mrs Harold Rousb LAST WOMANT AB.. recently spent several days among the lJFELES8 .. •• With thetr danghter and family, alone among the cnwllq Mr and Mrs Robert Euler and creatureo of evil that mUi the mght bldeou1 wltb blh• Lon of Charleston. man craving! Mr and Mrs. Charles llilton "BUS RILlY'S IACit IN TOWN• spent a weekend m Barberton (Technlcolor) With Mr. and Mrs. Dora BlossAnn-M.arg1ret, lllicbae1 Parlro Jonet Marrolin. Mr. and Mrs_ Fred Rose and SUN., MON. ond TUII. Iclrildr,en of M11ford apenl the S.ptomber 12-13-14 weekend with her parents, Mr. "McHALE'S NAVY JOINS and Mrs. Chod Ward. THE All FDRCI" (Teclmlcolor) Mr and Mrs. Giles Hammond nm Conway, Joe [i']ynn, Goof Huntmgton visited recently ry Vinson. Billy Sandi SU. wtth Mr and Mrs. Harry Swan. san Silo. ' Mr. and Mr!. Norman Roush Futurttn: H... In A1alll ond children of Charleston opent C•rtoon• Society Notes 1 prope rfy TransferS Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept 10, 19115-S Portland 1 I theHomer HomerLeeLeewas home. retmned to tl•r 1 mt>r Alrx<Inder on Sunday were the Callipohs Clime and underpastor of the MHSon MelhodJS! Soulhern 500 Rae" ' Mr and ~!!<. Clvde Thompson, went surgery foc the second Church w11J attend the West Vlr· . M1 ss Man lvn Slanlt•y d:lllgh 1 and d 1ugh ter , E1lcen of Melime in three weeks gimo Conference Pastor's ter of Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Conntllsv1l le, Oh1o, Mr and Damron. The Halliday _ Atkins folks Mr and Mrs Eugene Ray. School 11t Cedar Lak es, Ripley, Stanlt·y , and M1ss ,Judith Ann Mrs f: t' nf' Heyma n and daughBurl Wyatt and Mr. and Mrs. attended the Open House, 50th burn and family of MuncJe, W Va from Tuesday through Dunt<~n daughter ol ~~~ and 1lt•r B1 Ill Ann ol T!ffm, OhiO. C~arence Ash, Jr , of Dayton weddmg anmversary celebration Ind1ana accompamed her moth Fnday ~l r .nrJ i\1r'l' Woodrow Fore 1Mrs MPrrtlt Dunca n hnth ern VISited Sunday With Mr and for Mr and Mrs. Seith Nichol· er, Mrs. Delbert Dotson, to her H d R b M d plo~,oed by lhe f.o~> ernrnf'lll nt maJJ ul Snt fl 1~ ld Lake, Ohio v1sowar ay urn r a n II' h d 1 Mrs. Thor Carsey and famtly son of Rutland recently. home m Mason. Mrs Dotson as· Mr M· b d . as mgt on v-l s.J1e overt 1c hol lll'd o\Pr the v.eekend w1Lh the1r MIS. Vll'gmla Gtbson has op- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence car- s1sted w1th the Rayburn s anon Ray urn an fam- rdav wJth th1•1r parrnh daughtt: r ~nd son·m-law, Mr lly of Perth Ambo\, N. J VISit M d '1 D 1 J 1 r d I hopm her horne penterof Carpenter visited Mr. ren wl11le the chi ldren's ene d a beauys ed their mother, ~lis Hester[ ran jlrs. ac us1s n a11d \Irs Hoger Hysell an ramhere. and Mrs. Robert Blackwood, was hospitalized Mrs. R b th k d Ft Wayn~. lnrl1an.t .uc ~,...,, , 1lv The ~01cmans, l01mcr resi ay urn over e "'ee en h 'I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chapman recently. and chrldren w1ll remam here M G 1 Aid d d Js par .. nt s, !¥ r and ~tr -: i l:' r dL11Is of \1a~on are hvmg ' J ol h ISS ra US fl ge VISIIe J t <Mary Lo we I and Iam1 y Mr .and Mrs Carl Blackwood for a two week v1s1t w1t over the weekend 10 Columbus ns. us Js Lornm, Oh 1o wl1ere he 1s Columbus visited Thursday on of Columbus visited a recent parents Her husband returned th M H tt N 1 d ] Mr and Mrs Curt1 s MtD,m 1 plo\l'd bv the Amencan the K'mgsbury Roa d w1th Mr. Saturday wtth Mr. and Mrs. to his employment at Muncie. Wlpatty "N' ew'1an rvd<e emp a lew on dSundav .,.,1th thf'u Bu 1ldmg 1 0 _ _ _ _ __ _;,_.....;;:__.;_ oyeadnb.y I 1el d VISIIe.rj h 1 Robert Blackwood. Guests of Mr and Mrs. Eber th De ilUg IC'r an son-1 n- ,Jw, :111 11 1R Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ander- Roush were Hugh Smyres Wesh p~ o nter~ad evenu:, and Mls St<~nley ~.l unders ·•nclt son, Jr , and ramtly of Dunbar, Wabash, Indiana and Miss AI· a mR on, VIs! e over t e 1son rn Columbus I W. Va, VISited his mother Mrs. rna Duddmg or Nitro. weekend wrth her parents, Mr Mr and Mrs Cha1l es Ktn and Mrs Harvl'y Newland Clyde Aderson and famdy re-- Miss Mary Duddmg returnney of Roanoke Va. VhltCd o~ cently ed to NJtro, W.Va. With her SIS- Mr and Mrs Lercy Metcalf er tht> holiday v.Jth hl'r Jriol! wr and son Jeff of Norlolk, Va vts - Mrs F:d Housh. D th A d oro y n erson IS vlsltmg ter, Alma Duddmg, for a visit lted over the weekend with he• 'lr .,, n·' 'lr• ll<lll.< nl SinJII< - - - - - - - - - - relatives in Dunbar. Sgt and Mrs Gael A. Su11d.~v dm11er guests o( \1rs parents Mr und Mrs Harvey .\ A,.~ u ~~ ., Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ander- 1dmg and £our children have Newland VISik<..1 on Sunday w1th thu1 s! n Halph ~lcDade "'ere Mr. and son and two children of Dunbar moved from Fort Knox, :v1 1\ L M and daughter-111-'<11A ~lr .mJ \1r-. 1\u -.~ (·11 Lutton Sharon and and Mr and Mrs. Clifford And- tucky to their home m Mason. .d r anlrfflrfsN efrolky Vctcalf l Mr~ 1 uther Sm1th m N!'l~ l!.1 v Ru<t~ of A.kron and Mr and an sof'l . e o , or o a "1 s~ ' erson and two sons or Parkers- Sgt Duddmg Will be sent to Ko- t d I k d, h h en .\ls.u Vblltllg eli It a: Silll ( (l !\1 1 <\r ]!I" (,nmm and Anrta 1 e overt le wee en Wit burg VISited the1r mother Mrs rea m lhe near future er home were Mr ami \li s \1Hh ~ tit' r.~rJ.:rr<:hurg Clyde Anderson and famtl yre- -~- ~ ~-mother, Mrs Lee Richardson Gillford <:~ nd :-;o n, (!! egurv r11 ~tr nmJ \ li" John Dobbms cently Mr and Mrs. Warren Self Parkersbur · and "ons o[ Columbus we1 e the VIlle called on Myrtle F r •' t and family or Columbu 9 VISited · g Mr. and Mrs Clarence Ash s d Guests of Mr and ~lr" Dt< l W!'f'kl'nd gut·sts of her un ay. over the weekend wJth Mr. and Jr. and Burl Wyatt of Dayton Sund ay dmner guess t o1 Mr Mrs. Russell Capehart and wtth ·r· ....-...-""-...------------'--.='"'"-..iiii~/ came Saturday to VISit Mr and aDd Mrs. way Clark were Mr: and Mrs Chnsly Bletner. Mrs. Elda Carsey. They return- c1ark' s parents , Mr and •tr rv s. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Foreed home Monday. W" 81 k In a e man and family have rented the Mr Ed Daugherty , Coolv1lle, Waller Werry property on 4!1! 1 called on Mr and Mrs Wayne 1Strf'et wh1le thetr home on Hor· lean over Bnckles Saturday. ton Street IS bemg remodeled backwards to EARN Mr. and Mr!!. Harold Parker Mr. and Mrs Harold Young and Children, Coal Grove, spent of Clifton Mr and Mrs. Rog(lr fOUl i.osurMCe WitA Sunday With Mr and Mrs John Fraz1er, Gal11polrs, Jim StewArbaugh art Mason, and Mrs. Alire lc-Sunday supper guest.~ at the ard of Pt Pleasant, VISited rrLyoss-Swan home werP Mr and cently at Myrtle Beach and thev Mr and Mrs Roland Torrence 1 Mrs. Oscar Babcock, Long Bot- went to Darlmgton, South Caro~NAL NA'Y'tel: and daughter Sally attended a tom; Mr. and Mrs. 1\1arvm lr-====;i;.;;.ioOiiiiioiiioiiiii.._...-,:1 !am1ly gathermg Sunday at the l l<!ggs and daughter, Athens : home of the1r son, Paul Richard and Mr and Mrs Lmdsey Lvons Torrence of Columbus. All of UI, Parkers 0u,g. A decorated the sons and daughters of the birthday cake was served m Insurance Agency Inc. TONIGHT Roland Torrences were honor of the birthday of Mrs Phone WY 2-3381 er for the first time In . Eula Swan t04 E. M1ln St. Pomeroy, 0. "THE NEW INTERNS" years The .affair was held in Mr. and Mrs Roger Spencer Michael CaUan. Dean Jones honor of th eldest son, S-Sgt. left Sunday for Canton where -and Jack Torrence and family who he has employment. "THE YOUNG LOVERS" have been stationed on Hahn, Weekend guests of Mr and Wtth Peter Fonda and Sharon Hugueny Germany Mrs Slam Taylor were thell' _ _ _ _ _ __ Mrs. Foster Bean of Guys- son Thomas and famrly Mr and Mrs. Denzel GoegSapt. 11-12 lem, Pomeroy, were Sunday vts- Sat & Sun. "WHAT A WAY TO GO" itors of their daughter, Mr. and Sh1rley MacLame, Paul New· Mrs Alva Clark and fanuly man and Robert Mitchum - andWord has been rece~ved by "RAIDERS FROM This eleclllc heol<'r • NO FLAMES fr~ends that Jimmy Do&• BENEATH THE SEA" could cost ~ou onlv • NO fUMES being sent to Viet Nam. He Ken Scott Merry Anders $29 00, 011 -lim s p~­ been stationed in Caloforma. ctal oHer. • NO FLUi I I and Mn. Lyle HyoeU and fam-r !ly 4-tecent v1s1tors at the home of r.tr. and Mrs. Lyle Hysell were her s1ster, Mr. and Mrs. J R Bailey, Petersburg, Va , ber ruece, Margaret Ann Blshop of Manchester, Ky , Burl Dean ol Cmc1nnat1 and Mr anrt Mrs. Ernest Lowe and Ruth of Akron Tommy Hysell and J 1 m Lambert enjoyed a motor tour to V1rgima Beach, Washington, D. c_ and Petersburg, Va., recently. Mrs Leona Hysell went shopping In Columbus recently_ Mr and Mrs. Charles Raptema Jr and famtly of Aurora, m , returned to the~r home Sat.urday evenmg after spendmg a two weeks vacation w1th his s1s-. ter, Mt. and Mrs. Felix Alkue and family and his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Smith of Pomeroy. Their son, Darrell underwent Hn appendectomy w~•le here. He was discharged from Holzer hospital Saturday morning. Charles Morton Butcber, who ba. been a pat~ent at Holzer hospital returned to his home recently. .,..,._, ,,.;,._- :.,.. 1 Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Atkms. Mr. and Mrs Frank Halhd•Y CLOSE-UP LOOK- A close-up look a! farm machines lfl action IS one of the l eafures which makes the Ohio attended the Larry Clark • Joy Slate Farm Sc1ence Revrew dtflerent from ordmary farm marhmery shows. Th1s year vJsllors to the Rev•ew, WISeman weddmg and receptiOn scheduled September 29 through October I, may see about IOU pieces of eqUipmen t be1ng demonstrate m the at Athens Saturday night. Mrs. field. The Rev1ew, des1gned to dramatiZe agncultural sc •ence and technology, IS ht ld annual lv on 450 acres of Stella Atkins also attended the Oh1o State UmverSJiy farm land adjacent to Don Scott a!fl!eld. Among those attenthng a pre"ew o[ the show wedding. Tuesday from southeastern Oh10 were C ~: Blakeslee, Mergs countv ex ten siOn age nt. Pomrrov Ralph Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee and Jackson. area extenston office manager; Chesler Tanneh til, edotor, Oh1o Valley Publishing Co, Middleport, and family of Racme vlSlted at Ken Ackerman, Athens county extens1on agent. , , �..... ' ) 4-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0., Sept. 10, 1965 \•Rutland, Jackets Tangle on Saturday Night ~ - ooru. ow Legend In Own boosters Thursday rugh~ sa1d his squad's biggest trouble so far iJ thai it has not caught! By GEORGE Timf etpro~tore ''I'm IIIIo llle llldlau - aaly tllllertDI!" c. LANGFORD --- Ladies Bible Class Meetl on Thur8day Bob 145 h tfb k· Juniora Jimltackle: Ernie Richmond, IS, Stephen Lue11, 110, end, Harry , 8lclt Two old rivals, the Middle- 148, Junior: right hat~, 11 hell v.;,..:S. a~si fullback· Sam hallback: Johll Wloe, II&, tack- Slawler, 140, Clnter. ..rt and Rutland high school Barrell, 100, senior • e ' ' ' k' G II G Wood, 110 pard and r:..tllalt' leams clash Saturday Ruoly Little, 163, JUnior: Jim LarkiM, 125, hallbae ck; Garyary e; rtuy Smi" , •.' ~, •...; C.Ocb Smith, I l""duate ' f""' • Drenner 123 quarterba : ~ •• ~. o~·v Ia · FB 0 !light at Rutland In the 1965 op- Barrell, 17 ' semor, . . ' 'end and &ger freobmen Lanny Allhburn Salem College, W. a., ener for both. Bill and Perry Kennedy wat ~::~ 1~0 ~rd UO~IUIJ'd: Larry Albburn, 140,1his first position as • Predicting the outcome could 1see defenslv~ a~ti~~nd rosler l s.ptw'mo~.&Up_,;y Kennedy, tackle; Steve Grogan, I», tack-~ coach. Kola ualsted by be as dangerous as ferretlog l Olh:Uon R~~ Wright 186 center; Dave Rice, 185, Ie: Larry Lemley, 175, taekle, Knlgh~ a1Jo a Salem ll'ad. :~;~.;~k;;~,;~;;~·Kre .I fax N .. --'--- - Blrthdays were ob . . erved by the Ladieo Bible Class of the Middleport First Baptist church Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Slaven. Mrs. James Murray, president. open· ed th< meeting with scripture frono Psalms. The group sang, ~'Blest Be the Tit!," followed by prayer by Mrs. Donald u........ uwne. Birthdayo of MT! Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Charles White and Mra. Bertha Archer were observed. The traveling prize wao won by Mrs. Hoffman. Duri"' the program hour poems wero read by Mrs. Clyde Winebren ner, Mrs. Floren<:€ Hanni:Jy Mrs. Donald ~oooe , Mrs. Gene vieve Saxton, and Beulah While Games were played under tht direction of Mrs. Booue. A birthday cake with candle was presented lo the group bJ Mrs. Slllven and a salad counr was served. Allending in ad<f Uor1 to the above were Mr! Frances Bearhs, Mrs. Nor • Hamilton, Mrs. John Seine' Mrs. Dana Hamm and D a vi~ and Jeanie Boone. went Into lefl field. to tile New York lllell mboJUDf ~uan c:;'chftb cap:ured. fire . hasn't been working UPI Sporl1 Writer The victory enabled tile Dodg- U, end boa~ tile Cu 1-41 v thW G~llour abut 1 1 81 hard enough." · Sand Koufax has resched ers to remalD • hall game be- alJo In ~ lnoinga 011 Aua. 111· art M On the other hand, Rutland's !the '":"'me standard <l excel- hind the NaUonal League-lead· In addiUon to equallln8 ~ ~t!;o. BGlan~8-lr,oo new Head Coach Charles Smith l teoce m basebaU, ing San Franclaco Giants, who major leque ltrlboul reco II' ~ve bill Inbelieves inexperience - he has , To Alexander, Mathewson, blanked Houston ~- CinctnnaU for a single (18) pme twice all their I'Uill and , • nine returning lettermen - will , Feller, Johnson, Hubbell ond whipped New York 3-2 IU the (on Aug. 31, 11169 agalnll: cludt~ T0111 ~erG~:= Speed Riggs, be hiI biggest early • seasonI Young to all the pitchers who only other NL prne played. Giants and on AprU ~ run.olgbt ~ and Marlcluli'lll problem. I have precei!ded Sandy Koufax: Philadelphl.o II Mllwaultee was ~nsl the ~~~~~ Oil :~ ahutout famous tobacco Pound for pou nd, the Red I"Move over. " Sandy Kou!RJI poslpooed because o1 rain. lien aga • auctioneer Devils wdl be a lillie heavler 1 has earned the title "king o1 AL Renita June !II, l9B2; agalna.:oo the Tony Perez belted 1 ninth-Inacross the line and in the leath·j pitchero." In the American Leape, Mln- Giants on May 11, 1963 Pb~~ Din& home run IAI beat tbe recommends er carrying department. 1 Even the fabulou> records of 1nesota tripped Olicago 10.4 and June 4, 11164 aealnal tile • and kee ClnciM8U 1 baU PT. PLEASANT - The ll'and starting lineu ps have been lhOS< immortal greats, even California belled Kansas City Ues. rece off Pthe Giants' pace Sam- jury o1 the September term of announced as follows ' lheiJ le~<nds cannot match the 7-2 In tht only games achedAm~ng his ~:e;.::'ajorrecord prnElli& burled the Iiiii innta, Mason County Circuli Court MIDDLEpORT Itching achievement• of 29 uled. ordJ " a Wor es my his lttb alter 1 day and 1 baH Mark Tannehill, LE. 140, Pear-old Sandy Kou.,, who be Koufu' ~~~>hitler was the of .15 wblfb In one game In relief and_picied up worlc and will not reconvene '" f'lrst leflhonder ever third pitched this season In the agamst the Yankee! on Oct. 2, VICtory agamst eight losses. until Thuraday, Sept. II to com- , S h . Larr)' Vance IT 190 Y · • · • came we The 1 h ht 22nc1 Deron John.'on •lugged a twoop ·. Sr.: John Blake, LG , 160, Sr.: to win a perfect game and the major lengueo. Jim Maloney ot 1963. trump was 8 ho tile Reds his p!ete tllelr duties. 1:':, Dave Ashley, C, 230. Sr : Sam nrst major league pitcher In ctncinnall burled the other two, thla aeason against seven 1oas· ::, : ' J had been lnslrucl· 01 Hood, RG, 148, Sr.: Ken Har- history to hurl four no-hit, no- lo8in1 I IO.InniDI dec!llon 1-41 · ee n. ed~e J:g~ Jame• Lee ThOIIIpns. RT, 170, Sr.: Fred Robinson run ~ames when the Los Ange yto Investigate the alleged 8011 RE, 176, Sr.: Buddy Moore, QB, leo ooo~..-.· perfectionist beat LOS ANGELES (UPII _ trreaularlties in the Mason 144, Sr.:. George _Sauer, LH, the Chicago Cubs 1-0 Thursday Followlag !ill of lbe per- town election and would have 11 1 131 146, J(; Ron Hmdy. RH, ·1mght. Major Leagae Rtoulta 1 wbfcb b lit largest number of presentaSr.; Roger Swartz, 160, Sr.: or The miracle of the flawless By Uo!ted Prell loternatlonal eel 111001 •ve ,. to consider of any arand Rnd Sauer, 167, Sr . at FB. gem over the Cubs looms even NoUonll Leopo pltcbed In haaeball blatory: jury since his election to the DEFENSE groaler becauoe Koufax' career 11118 Job• Lee RlcbiiiGIIll, ben h 000 000 000- 0 0 1 Worcester vs. Cteftland, NL, Swartz or Rod Sa uer go In has been In jeo!>'lrdY for the Chicago c· fo r Moore as a linebacker, Hob-IJasl sill month• since he InLos Ang 000 010 001<- 1 1 0 Joe I! 1-f; Jolla W. Ward, No Jndtr.allon of the numinson moves to tackle; Tanne- curred traumatic arthritis in Hendley 12-3) and Kraug. Prevlde vo. Buffalo, NL, Juae ber of true billa found by the hill to safety; Blake tu mi ddle hls left elbow. Koufax !22-7) and Torborg. 17 5-t Jury at the time of their reguard, Harris to end. Fano !.aot Six . By Uolted Pr<11 laternatlonal lltl C,. Yoaag, Boston "· cess w11 given, although ProseRU1'LAND Koulax struck out 14 men m· New York 000 000 D»- 2 1 0 Pblladelphla, AL, May I 3-0. cuting Attorney s. D. f.itllepage Charles Scoll , 205, JUnior, cen· eluding the last six b•tten in Nattoaal Loope Cincinnati 000 :100 OOI- S 7 2 1111 Addle J011, Clevetood said he had made all hll presW. L. Pd. GB McGraw, Par10ns (1), Rich- Yl. Cbl ca&o. AL, "" ~ 1 • ," t• ter: Lee Wood, 155, senior, right a rovl' to boost hi.J seasons to, , , mtations, but pouib1y the 572 guard ; Leroy Welsh, 195, soph- tal tu 332 - just 16 short of the San FranCISCO 7i $9 .. . lil'dson (8 ) and StephaniOn, 1117 E'mfe Shore, BooloD VL tP'and jory had other matters to -t.fl""'-.U.. 61 567 10 7 omore, left guard: Ronnie Black major league record set by Bob ~ _Angeles 80 Bll 61 ·567 ~!"'t izaro ~~~)· [· Wothlngtoo, AL .IUe Z1 1-t- oons --~id~er~.= = ===="""'=======--= = == = = =--===•, 1 M<cC>.,ooISCh(7)affeE~II 15. senior right tackle: Rog- Feller in 194li With perlecl con- Cmcmnati · "'our'· • s tnt C. C. &berlaoo, Chico- ,• er Block, 19.\ , sophomore, left trol and a blazing fast ball, Milwaukee n 62 .554 and Edwardll. Winner - EUJo l 11 \'1, Detro!~ AL, April 31 tackle ; Roger DaviS, 155, jun- Koufax was hit hard only once, Plllsburgh n 86 .531 H9·11l. lmer- RichardJon t2-2l. z-e jor right end : Sam Hi<'.s 165 when Byron Brown of the Cubs Phlladelplua 71 68 ·511 IIlla - Johnsoa (21iih ), Perez Don Laraea, New Vorl! 7 71 )unior, Jefl end. ' spanked L line drive which SL LouiS .0411S (12th). AL va. Broold)'ll, NL, Oct. I Quarterback, Joe Hawkins, Dodger centerlelder Willie Da- ~UC'ISO ~ ~ :: 16 000~ Z.f. 000 000 0 0 1114 Jim BIIJIIIinr, Pblladet. - --· - - vis caught waist high. INero ouston Houston . 'forlt 45 98 .315 f.'l , F M O Mft oo• 4 ' 0 TONIGHT'S GAMES "I knew I had the no -hitler ""n ·ran ""' ·~ · • pbla va. New Yon, NL, Jau Fairland at Kyger Creek aU along,'' Kouax said. "But il Thursday'• 1\esulto Bruce, Aldesh <!). Raymond Zl H. Eastern at Chauncey never entered my mind it might San Francisco 4 Houoton 0 (8) and Brand. Marlchal IZl-lOI 1111 Sandy Koafu, Los Aabe .• perect game." Cincinnati 3 New York 2, night and Haller. Lo!er - Bruce pies vo. Clllcaco, NL, Sep~ Hannan Trace - Open Bob Hendley, the losing pitch· Los Angeleo I Chicago 0, night (9-181. 1, 1-1. Mh<n' a! New Lexingt1JJI er for lhe Cuba, also had a no- Phlla ot Milwaukee, ppd, ram . ,.;._.,...,_.,.....,_ _ _,.11 Gallipolis at Ironton bitter until the seventh inning (Only games scheduled) Phlla at Mllwaultee, ppd, rain ,, '!:~:~~;11 1 ed Th sd .Jao~ at Oak Hlll when Lou Johnson doubled for Friday'• Probable Pttcbera !Only games ICbeduledJ ;,:~coacb ~ ~.a; Logan at Bexley the only hll oft Hendley, just Milwaukee at New York . Amerleh Loope Steelers The Plains at Nel•onvlllo> recently recalled Irom the <night) - Blasingame (15-9) vs.l Mmn 130 Otrl 2112--10 15 Layn 'holds NFL records for 0 Pomeroy at Wahama minor leagues. The only run Fisher (8-!9 ). 000 011 101- 4 t ~arielta at Wellston came In tbe fifth when Jolllllon St. Loolo at Kaat (11-10), Worthington moat games played, 1/eirlon at PI Pleasant walked moved to Jecond on (night) - Gibson (17-10) VL and Batley, Zimmerman attempted, moot pa!!eS Smart hunter~ know they can get Saturday &n Fairly's aacriflce bunt, Short 116-i). lforlen, Locker (21, Floher completed, m 0 s t Middleport at Rutland stole third and scored when C inc Inn a t I at Pittsburgh Bolio 181 and &mano. gained, mOll! touchdown the right equipment ~t the right Southwestern at North Gallla catcher Chrlo Krug's wild throw lnightl - Jay 19-6) vs. Sisk llorlen 112-12). IIR-Hall and moot Pl1101 1 1or F========"""====="'-===·IIII>-21. No reason was gven prices .. . . right here. H oust on at Los Angeleo California 400 001 IIO- 7 12 mlgnallon, nor were h11 pllans :J (night) - Roberta (4-1) vs. Kan City 200 000 000-_ ;2is~•·•~ [jrevi""e'"al'"ed'".====--=eCOATS Drysdale (18-12). Newman (12-14) and Jt• I Chicago at San Francisco Krausse, Sagul (!), Stock J..wi1 Repair Service w. ........ eCAPS (mghtl - FauJ l$-3) vo. Herbel Tompkins 17); Aker (8), (9) and Bryan. -FORI t9-7J. ePANTS AUTOMAnW &tunlay'o Game1 (24) . 11Rs - Charles ....., ,,. e HEATING SHOT Milwaukee at New York Kirkpatrick (lsi). ePLUMBING e SHELL BELTS Cincinnati at Pittsburgh G 20 . . . . Chicago at San Francisco (Only gamea 1cheduled) ROOFIN •CLEANING KITS St. Louis al Philadelphia 11 ....1 Houston at Los Anget.., BOBBY LAYNE RESIGNS •WATERPROOFING lndl M..numl2 Oaugt It 1 !a ;:!• ' Grand Jury is Recessed Until eu::i September 16th ·rheyput back the taste others take away Line Scores • ! e, ' 1 - iw Pomeroy will open Its football season tonight t 8 fDsn 1 · p ~ymg Wabama on Bachte l. ri eld This year's learn of Panthers has 10 lett erm en hart •,I·.Cheste r R oush, Alan Swindell , J immy Lee, Danny Crow l~anagerl. Scco~d row ~}.~~~i;~,~eed Ferre!'·· Kenny EngliSh. Mike Sl lll, .lei( Werry, J un Crow, F. uge ne Ru seh1rlplett, M•ke Sawy er, Keith Phalm, Jim Anderson John Wolfe J ohn Bash Mik~ W . ht L. ma~·Ter, f klp Loga n, .'tll ke 0 Bro en, J ac k Mall ory. Slu art .Bia nkPns hip Tink AsSistant Coach Bill Adams, Ronn ie Lo•an, Chri• T~mpkins llo,;,ard En lis h B' ll F n g ' arry ' es, orm~ Vaughan tmanage rl. Thi rd roll , !lead Coach Bud Bickel Charl es Hysell. Tom Harris, TcdMorarity (manager) and As;istant CoachgRus~ett' M<;'-~'gil~.' .t•n y Good~ Pa t ~lory._ Carson Crow. Do n Swishe r, 1-:cid ie Bai>r. Charles Haves: CJS, Andy Porter, Dick Werry, D•ck Knight, Rod Karr Raymond Zerkle Jon Guinther ~eff' ~ -- :~~-BRI~xN ummgsd, Ro BIIJ .'tloore: Lenny Van Meter, Bru ce Simpson Bill Fi·an- POMEROY PANTHERS - fro~ the 9-1 season of 1964. Front row, L toR, Chu~k Lem le 'J•m Williams •Mi ke •. HEADQUARTERS -- ' -"' '.!'; i y · for Hunters , , ;; '""'i""c'J:"'C$c·· ~-;"·--~~0'... -·~~f_,i'-.,...';_-,. --•- .I I s. 1 ease .an bert Srmth.-Grover Studm photo ' '.,. SEASON OPENS SEPTEMBER 10 JIB!'"' Friday & Saturday Sale 0 BRo'WNINO, J ........ e l EWl5 ...~~S:.~~~ 62 CORVAIR MONZA COUPE _ $1295 Four on the floor, radio, outside :nlrror, white sidewall tires, wheel discs, back up Ua:hts, maroon metaiUc fin ish, aU vin)'l interior and bucket ~eata. 63 DODGE DART CON. -----c---:-c,-- $1595 270 series, 8 cyl., automatic trana,, rtdlo, whJte 1idewaYa, wheel diS<-!1, back-up lights, white with like new interior. 62 OLDS DYNAMIC 88 2 DR. H.T. _ $1795 V-8 motor, automatic trans., power brakes, power steer· ing, radio. beautiful 2 tone paint aet off by like new white sidewall tires, tinted rlaSJ and back up llebtl. ' -~ 62 MERCURY MONTEREY 4 DR. _ $1295 V·B motor, au tomtltic tra ns., new white sidewall tire :~ radio and wheel di scs. Green with green interior. ' 61 CHEVROLET BELAIR 2 DR. SED. $1095 Six r yl., standard trans., radio a nd heater, white sidewall t~es, ba ck up lights. outside mirrQ[, low mileage, Real ruce ctr. 61 OLOS 98 HOLIDAY COUPE _ $1S95 Full power, with power sca t and windaws. radio , tinted glass, white sidewall tires, wheel diliCi. Green inaide and out. Real nice. JUMBO "AS-IS" SPECIALS 59 Dodge _ $495 57 Ford _ Two door H.T., V-8 mutor, auto. trans . Sharp! $395 Four door. 8 cyl Auto. trans. 1958 Buick ~8 Old•moblle Now Only _ $250 only $275 "A GOLD STAR KARR & VAN ZANDT MOTOR ., -- WY 2-5342 I SALES GMAC FINANCING Ctcllllt..Oids 15). Kansas City at BaUtmore (Z, twt · night) - Talbot (lO-t) and Hunter 1$-5) VI. Pappas (1!,.7) and J. Miller (5-3). Satantay'a Game• Detroit at Cleveland California at Washington Mfnnesola at Boston New York at Chicago olght Kansao City II Baltimort, nJibt • W: Deeded. ......... IIMrllut ,.... phlalxtnllanlla ........... 1/51~ an •BOOTS .. eGUN CASES .-. 1161" eAMMUNITION WI HAVE OTHER HUNTING LICENSE AVAILABLE NAME BRAND GUNS Re&ldtnt tnd Non-Ratidtnt H &. R FIRESTONE \ ( RED DIWI~S - Rutland will be beginning its 1!165 grid sesson this Saturday night by bostin Ihe Middle rt new mentor Charles Sm•th. Frunt.row, L to R, Larry Lemley. Greg Wood, Sam Larkin . .John Wise~ Dave Rice ~m Yellow Jackets. The Red Devit. are under the helm of/ - -- - ----Sam Hicks, Greg Wood . Charles Smtl , Leroy Welsh, Roger Black. Ron Black and Ro er Davis Third row ' Vanaman and Erme Ri chmond . Second row, Bob Smith becofTIII nat ., if . k•nos: Bob Barrett, Perry Kennedy, Mike Johnson. Back row, Ron Gorby Steve Lucas gEibert Williams Si~vLao nBnryogAshbGurn. BHlll Kennedy, Ru sty Little, Jim Ba rrett, Joe Ha w.' ' had dropperl r. al grka nl_ •ron li on ·~•inst over hea trd radiaStudio. • ' • an, ary aynes and Harry Slawt er.-Pholo b Gr , I ~urn tle s •es und ' tors. - ----- • y ove rs pre::st'~ the ~~d out uf it. l . m:•de if to TUlsa. sl'!r . pro- E agles Plagued . ln].Ufi.es Comi·n t 0 g 0 · The Eastern Eagles, Wlth igrent Millon Lambert ?.·ent ryear [Merdith G Mlch 25 candidate.s . workin~ f' o r ~ back in to roachin g thi.~ year] others on the li:astern ~qulld Roger Spc~ir aeJ and/ ~pt 17 starting ·PQSJlions, Wtll open after S{lending a number of are Terry Kaylor 145 Senit>r · Sept. U their season .tonight at Olaun·~ years Outs ide the teat'hi rlf, pro- jcenter; Gary Woli. 140: Senior Me THE SCHEDULE Oft. 1 cey-Dover High school. : fe;;;sion. .. / halfback; Paul Chadwell, 130, - ~~~O -.~' Cha~neey-Dover Oct. 8 Plagued with injuries, Head [ Returnees at Eastern are 1 Senior end. Coach Dick. Martin is not over· 1964 · lettermen Roger Allman,· J1mior.; - Rorruld Orr, 18-1, Jy optimi.!ltc about the E:agles' 142 lb. Junior halfback; John end : Archie Rose, 1.10, center. this faiJ. Marlin, who Bogard, 154 Junior tackle; Cbar· Sophomores - Bill Buckley, I moved to Eastern from H.ut. Jes Eichinger, 140 lb. Jumur 136, center; Larry Spencer, lrnd, has six players now on 1 quarterback; Bruce Hagtr:- 135, guard; Dolph Day, 126, 1965 MODELS ~t-anng L11t le Hock, t.hough, claJmed "Oil rap11o1 ui .. :' R. H. Sons Co. Dodge-Dodge Dart-lancer S. Second & Mill St. Middleport count! y, smal l !owns, and eool the day and otayeo 011 t.ht Two day.s l<lft-r. bll('k ed th<t, he was one of the fam- iOf F a mt'. and iuto !.htt Texal - North Gallia - At Ruttantt BuebteJ York At Kyger Creek I Ort. 15 - McArthur I Oct. 2% - Wabama ~ Oct. Z9 - At Southwestera Nov , C-At Racine ~-- ous HJ!l W1ll iams lt·ummonly j Panhand lt' known as Hill Billy) from that : Wesl.ern Ok lahoma b not dis-. part of ~he t"O~nlry, but I tinc_tive exeept. for Jts towerin& ~u~ted 1_1 - . his 1965 Mustang · g~am ~lt:'vaton . sca ttering of didn t qude ftt th e picture. ) wmdm!ll s.. and working oil ~ Later , the Ozark s lt>veted out r1cks. II Js wh€<JI country. and Oklahom; 1 , her town!i dot- 1 N'lrthern Trxas Js fl at. dry, ted IJy Wil ier towe rs and her barren counrry . where red, clay rivers by sand bnrs. camp into ~ype dirl. looks more baked tho the horizon. I 11 doe~ ferlile. There m I Ra ll 's Ram bl,·ng.'S • chan~es HURRY IN NOW I For the Best Deal Ever on a '65 Dodge The Dodge Boys Are Dealing I by _ TOn]g . h.t ,~~~~d~~;,;'P~~ ~;. ~~;~ :o~~~~:! :.~ ld;:;'.'~~:' ~:~~~:o~;~·-P~::k:dk~·:~~~a~~~ :~~ ~i~~·~~~d;,:h;~~g~Yu~~~ I Pener ON ALL I lJ I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I Jackson, S.C. Two lkln~..,=~ on his lefl loot were '" IDd more recuperaUve 1--------------..JJw&s Pomeroy REPAIR SERVICE ATTENTION LADY BOWLERS GIVEN '11ME OFF ST. LOUIS (UPI)- Paut Sllao, 6-foo~7 rebounding ace of St. Louis Hawko, has been eo extra time off IAI allow shotgun wound to hea~ and not report for the lint lewn II prscllce Monday. Slla• was lhot ID the while on acUve duty at ~TORI" I American Leaaue bomber W. L. Pet. 2437~!Mitport GB quarterbacked lor 15 yean Minnesota 114 Mill 89 54 .1122 l.bo NaUonal FootboU League, Chicago 82 61 .573 7 Ballimora 80 10 .S71 71> Cleveland 77 63 ,S51J 101> De! roil 78 IK .54t 101> New York 69 7~ .fit\201> California tJe 77 .462 zs Washington 62 10 .4S7 2111> All Ladles Interested In bowling In a ladles league Boston 116 117 .m ss report lor free Bowling lnstructlom at the PomeKansas City 51 tit .314 Mil roy Bowling Lanes 10 A.M. Tuesday, SeptembeD 14. Tlmnday•a 11en111 Amanda Sawyer Minnesota 10 Chicago ~ California 7 Kansaa City J P()MEROY BOWLING COMPANY (Only games scheduled) Frlda)'a Prebable Pfteben Detroit at Cleveland <nlibt)Lolich (II-&) VI. Siebert 111-t). New York at Chicago (night) -stottlemyrt 1111-&) ••- Peters (9-11) . Califomlt at Washlllllon (llighl) - Loper (14-12) VI. Rlcherl (IJ-10). Minnesola at Boston (night) - Perry (t-1) vs. Morehead a I • • 1 the injured hst. Three of the 169, Senior fullba ck: Ray Ju <- Iackie • • A few moles Into the h -' few S/Dll U towns, far betw-, 1 Injured boys had starting post- lis, 200, Junior tackle; Thomas Freshmen - David Mora, .... 87 Tom RaU AJI try, 0 twenty _ vear _ o~d c;;;:n ~ where la rmers congregala a Uons ID earher prot-season prac· Osborne, 157, Junior guard, 116, gu~rd ; Steve Ervin, 191. on his way Lo ptck u ~ saddl; · I.street rornPrs around !iUCh ,._. ~cto. John Pooler, 157, Senior end. halfoack ; Elton Steelt•. 138, tacksaid "I can nd p h . f laurants as the "Goldea Jlool• C.Ocb Ma rr1D Is. ass1s · t~ "th l I H s ' • any orse't l or " Brok t-u WI Duane Tuttle, 150, Senior e; arry pencer , 94, half· . _ " alive. This one critter just don .. en spur ·• the chores of gUidmg the Ea-'[ halfback : Daryl Welt, 142,, back; Bob Wood, 116, • nd, and An orange suo was setllng' .. ... go west ,, . . . wanna back up - gonna use I OccasiOnally on the rambiiDc gleo by Bob Ord, of Middle- Semor guard, and Mike Mar-J Ray Karr, 99, quarterback. as I crossed over lhe Mlssissip- Th' . 1ed sleep whole f•ght10g off mos- him for ropin ' _ he'll back to- l land there are ~Iorlul displaye port, and Joho Lambert. Lanrl tin , lRO, sophomore quarterback. Boys l~st by graduatmn from PI River at .Men~a. Tena., IS wHs west tom~. a sman 1qu1tocs on the floor ot an abao- night •)r I'll kiiJ 'em .• Confl· of erosmn and Isolated oU ltarber~ father ol former PHS Marlin lettered at Rutland last!last year • team include Plll Into Arkansas. town boy from the blils of I doned share • cropper's shack dence of the We t ' r' 'lie 181ll!s. ' - - - -- ---- --- -- ---------- - -. Amos, Roger Bahr, Charles Those famous words or H sou:heastern Ohio. Beginning Ialong side au irrigated cotiAin Already m s erfne;h _AillllriUo, Texas, provided • 1' •• P ..-abon of the great country field D ·1.. -Frec~er> Ken Hartung Rick G 1 any • e cars) With 1 transient homt 1 ·• 11"1 letfilnel, POII161'oy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 10, 1965-5 Kobienti, Davt Lena~, Jtm : mr:,Y,~: tht bock o/ had to wait until.lhf next <lay, In the morning my thnmb led com1ng _from U1e west could be lllilit beiteath tile sllra, . W · .. -10 west though. My sleepmg ba& invi~ me Into land lhllt ,.... w1th desert ,water bogs The "Big Couatry" 111 . . .. ' seemeo to hanglni on the Iront .. prolec 11Dited Sta·- I I ° . . *" . . ... ........ �•' •, Lutheran Churches Will Observe Harvest Festival Workshop is Planned September 16 By Forest Run Methodist CANVAS FOOTWEAR ~vior," 1 I' I Il • & 01 TEACHERS PLAN BOOKS $! .00 =·~~\v~ta~':.':Jod~, s;:.~~ I 1 ! • th~ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE I • • good Beglnnlllll at 2 p.m • there K:m w1•• to lnlorm,~omendro o: Yeaurer. November 7 was ..t and daughter, Marsha, Mark play aroa. The club aloo plans 1w1ll be tho Worship Serv!ee, with ser ouonus ''" pou 11 the date lor the loth llllllver- Thomas Aaron Thom8! Brian to .. 11 a cookbook "0 h 10 ! fhe Rev Joseph R Kra!y P~:~~ngltoci~n celebration <>I the ehurch. l Thomas Mr. and Mrs.' Jack Meat•." Plan• conc~rnlll!l the 1ng th • toP• s~ry ,-pr.arhlng on the tbeme, "Our cern At the close of the meetlnR, Thomas, Mr. and Mrs Ben spring conferenee to be held In 1 1 Harvest Hope " Special . music :, cookies and coffee were served.;Thomas, Lee Ann Thomas, Mike March were tabled. The club 16 MONTH Pocket Cllendlr $I also w; ll l>e a pari of thiS serv- nlng Roulh; Sco~ of ~ DropThMomasd, MSLepbEenb Thomes and voLCbed 1to cooperate In plans for 1 &pl. 60 lo Drr. 66 I IC. , out Problem Mrs. U wl N • r. an rs. I Hackney all a r stma• flowor show. Last • s n e se of Ripley, W. Va. year's ehow recolved J!I!COnd _ __ ThiS Is ao annual event which The . Dropout In Prolllt, Mrs. Also Mr. and Mre R 8 place ln the tate ' places emphasl• upon r.. CUrtiS; The Nation Attlckl tho Mr. and Orai A proRr•m "Candle. sponSJblhly of God s pw In Problem, Mrs. John Scott ; and I Eads, David Elida, Mra. Lewis Ught Lore," • history or can• rrnder H1m duo praJSe and Christian _Women _Act, Mrs.I 1Rossi, Miss Anna McCny, Hen. diM, was given by Mro. • thanks~JVInR for all ilJS beneSEPT. 10 rt Rossi, Jam .. Ro,.i, Mrs. H.! Wlllle•m Slater. She displayed CARAVIL.LI_"_· MIDDL I PORT, 0. · fils. Mary Shrine, White Shrln• of i E. Fruth Mr. and Mr. D. w.· arrangementa 1111lng candles and ~ ---. rare 'jorusa!em will m..t at the I Rothgeb, Mr. and Mrs. John I fiowero and Included an arrangeNew Yeo IOOF Hall Friday at I p. m. Crooks. Mrs. L. R. Strathron and I ment of nowero and candlea In There will be a ochool of In- IJu!le and Amy, Mr. and Mrs. Ia bra" antique ~andleholder, slrucUon and all olflcers at·e Jack Fruth. Lynn, Mike, ,Joan •and one featuring 1 pair of . Officers for the new ear urged Lo be pre•enl. Carol and John, Mr. and Mrs., black scales using parsley and 1 were installed by the Po..!roy The Wesleyan Service Guild Clyde McOermoU Mr and acorn squash 00 one and a ' Shakespeare club Wednolday at of tho Racine Methndl•l Church M.-.. R. W. Batemon , Mr..I _ , . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -... , the home of Mn Dal ' sm'tth wlll bold a rummage sale on Ainy Smith and Mary stephen· ' Spring Ave , at~ one" o'clock , Friday and Saturday, Sept. !0 , 110n, Pl. Pte..ant, W. Va.: Mr. I I luncheon and meelinl, Mrs, Ro·· end II, from 9 a.m. lo 4 p.m 1and Mrs. Dovld Kraft Hunt.lng-j bert warner was 8 en-hostelS In !.he Ashworth Building In ton ; Mr. and Mr<. Nolon Cor , Member! wore sealed 11 ~ Pomeroy . Anyone having rum· "'n ulie and Kit. Cincinnati: I table wlth white covP.r and ren- mage to be plrkll'd up i ~ S!lked Mr. and Mr!l. P. A. Sayre. 1\ •· tl'red with en arrangement or to call WI 9-3023. hurkiP. end Mr. and Ml' . .lame, MDdtl WDK mu lti·colored mu:m. Mro. C. SEI'T. 10.11 Olrson ~ lumbu• . l col au or wl F. Tompkins asked uace. E /angeline Chapter, OES, The meeting, In charge of Middleport, will sponsor a rum· Rrunion j~ HPid hv I M rs. T. A. HenneMy preeldont mage sale Friday •nd Salur- J 1 Tl F ' I opened wllh devotlo~s by Mro: day, Sept. 10.11 In the former O Ill. llllllfll am/ Y . Louis Reibel who read the Best· AlP building. Persons having The family of Mr. and Mrs .. 1JET :CnoN 1 ':. · SOCIAL CAl.~. r. NDAR Rothg~b. M~ ladies' watch \. onJy $12 95 :ntlll~d, I Jnsta/led BudgJt-priced FRIGIDAIRE I Washer soaks automatically! 1 • ~ I 1 I I Hudt>s and an article ·The Up· arti cles to be pick ed up may Joh.n FOR NEW DEEP CLEANING' Thnm;:~s, .\1tdd11'port hr ld : ward Look," and ciosed with r.all .Jo Ann Bailey, WY 2-.U33 ! theJr ao nuB I family reunion a1 praH•r Mrmher~ responded to or Mr5. John Lyon!!! or Mr~. I hom<" or Mr and M~ . Harry roll call with a safety hint tol- Wendell Bunce. Thoma• of Mmers ville lowed by the W~Xnt'n's Creed sept. 1% I Attt•nd ln!! were Mr. and Mr11. The Daughters of Ru th class . Les~er Bowers and Vicki In unison. 1 M". Henne"'y !nstallt!d the officers Including, Mrs. Dale Snut ll , PI ' s ~> Ill Mrs C F. Tompkins, vice president: and of the United Methudlst Church Sprmglleld ; Mr . nnd Mrs. Ernwill meet at lhP church, Mon. :~1 Thomet!< of A.me!lvil!e ; Mr. day , Sept J2. ~ t 2 p m with d Mrs. Carroll B<Jiscr and Miss Nelle Bing a• ho•t.,s. Tom and Mike of Mansfield , Cltl•••• EVENING CLASSES • , • 1 I DUDLEY'S FLORIST j 1 ' OIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIUIIII II 11111 1111111 IIIII III II II II II II , BAKER FURNITURE I ,I . I I' I I 1 If 30 DAYS IN SEPI* ' McKE BEXEL VITAM I SALE ' ' 1 DUDLEY'S '· J IF-The~ Syra............,.cuse PTA ..............iwill m..,.-. I Y2 PRICE ON ECONOMY SIZES ~» MOTOROlA AL&.·WOOD Fllii"AIIIIIIfADIO ... AND 8·1 ••• 2 BOnus FOR PRICE Ot ., TlfMUtHIIS SAVIIHiS ON LAIGE SIZE$/OTHEI MclffSSOI PITA-.s ~' 011 VITAMIN C I I, I ' • - DR MIDOUPORT, 0. DUITON DRUG CO. .........., POMIROY, 0. SWISIIR & LOHSE DRUG STORE ~~ • s§ e nlng to enroll in evening clane• must"botify the reglllrar as early as uslgn an adviser to them before registration day. All eveninll studenta will begin their registration by reporting to the reglltrar's office before further Instructions will be given. REGISTRATION POR ALL IVININO CLASIII WILL II CONDUCTIO ON THI COLLIOI CAM,US WIDNISDAY, SIPTIMIIR 15, ltM, 6:10 t1 1120 p.m. ON CAMPUS Cl111 Moth. 311, Calculus Math. II 0, l'undlonel M.W7-9 w7-10 M 7·10 Rol. 200, Old Testament Credit 4 :a YoleHeiiiD 3 Allin Holl :1 Dey ond Hour Cl111 Lee.tlon Credit Art Ill, Appreciotion Tu 7·9 2 Pomlroy Elomontary Icon. 211, PrlnclpiH 3 l!ng. 313, American Lit. Tu 7·10 W '·10 3 Int. 211, lritlah Lit. Th 7·10 3 JecbMHighhhlll Pomeroy High S.heel JacbllnHIIIIIchlll Hid.-, Ohio Hiotory M 7-10 3 Jltlklln Hlthlchlll M 7-9 2 Th 7-10 W 7•10 3 Ooolc Hill Hlth Scholl Wellttell Hlth leh11l Wlllmn High lchlol ALL CLAIIII IIGIN I 1HI WliiK 0P UIITIMBllt lO, For further lnhlrmolon write or Clll: Director of Exttnaion enclltu•llt Tttehlftt ~ RIO GIANDI Rio Grandt, 0. COLLIG& Ohio 45674 245-5353, Ext. 2 TINY'S FOODLAND HEINER'S BAKERY SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY LIEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. ..:;====--- Rock Spnn'gs Society News !:sO Q HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE K& C JEWELERS KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. RACINE PLANING MILL BAUM LUMBER CO. STAR SUPPLY CO. • ....,. :· OFF CAMI!US CLASSES Rei. 201, Now THIIment Mhhlloport, , CWSES Dey ond HCMir P. S. 211, Amer. Not'! Govt. MDdol812. pos- sible before registration day so that be may check their credenlllll and lleauliful cabinet Is crafted 111...,. Automatic frequency control, M*l RF stage ia FM. at various other locations throughout Southeastern Ohio. AU studenta plaD- ulne Walnut veneers and select hardwood solids. Set lets.you enjoy WERNER RADIO & TV N. 2nd Avw. of these classes will be taught at the college, the others will be oUered R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ''"IJ Rlo Grande College Is offering 11 evening classes the fill nmester. Three Muoic 211, l'und1mwnt111 both FM and AM entertainment! ' Rio Grande College - -----'--=----- • &.:: TRY NEW LUCKY STRIKE-FILTERS 1 11 Arbaugh,! :~=================:.,:"=Jl=,(======~~ Mrs Jed treuurer. Webeter New Sr., secreThe Radio Pomeroy and Mrs Mrs. Rober! Robert Delay and tary and pro- Band Club Bend w!U hold their M Mrr and gram books wert distributed an tnnual picnic and outing Sun· ~hrls and Bryan, and Ml" a voU! ol thanka and a gift wee day, Sept. 11 , at Old Man'• ~n.ny Lawson, all of Colum-' sent to Mrs. Marvin Burt ror l Cove. The aroup will leave the F~ Mr• Alice Dal!er, making the books Rock Spri F nd t a Kraulter, Mrs . "CI !I n&S a1rgrou ' a Brown and p I M . v Affa!n"' wa• the topic 12:30 p, m. Ail members, their James au a, r and MrB. the prouam presented by , lamilles and friends are invited J MThornas and Johnny Weboter who 'fluke on l SEPT 13 · oey, r. and Mrs John ThornStatues of Women, Home lind The Pomer • Elementa as, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thom-11 Recreation Sslety and Cruaadel PTA wUI m: Monday Se~ as, all locaL for Lighta, which Ia 1 new pro- •-ber IS 'Th - - -ject of the Worn.n's Federation. w~ at 1:30 p. m. ere Kernal of the ivory nul Attendinl were the abovt tnd will be room vmtatlon and all soft, juicy, •nd lood to MIM Lydia Ebertbach M parenls tre ur&ed to be prea- when It i• ripe. , Harry P. Smith, Mrs •PhU ;1~: ent. Refruhmenta will be servllam!IOn and Mn Ben N Is- ed by \be eucuUve committee. Tuesday evenlna at 1.10 Ung. . eu The reiUlar meeting of the at the school The Rev . We<ldeil '( DAYs and the Auxillary will Stutler of lh A!b · be held Monday Sept 13 at 1 . . e ury Metho'.· ' Friend& hip Cla11 n,. Pomeroy Garde~ cl~b wilt I dJBI Church will lead devoUons MePu In Bfllemenl meet Monday, Sept. 13, at the ~:fr:~hme ~ 18 will be '"rved by • Tills Jlt Action Wosher Ia ldttl for washable woolons MASON - The Frlendeh!p hnme of Mro J W McMurray, parent."'~'; I ":,mmlttee All o• ; oaklnll out around·ln dill in kids ' play clothes! ' ClAA! of the E.U.B Church In ' MIIOn, W. Va., with Mrs. Har. ly Invite~ r en ! aro cordial. • Ptttntld Deep Action Alitator creates jet currents Ma110n held Jte monthly meet.! vey Van Vranken as cn-ho•te". fo• Deep Action cleonln&l lll!l Wednesday, September 1. 1n I The Portland PTA will I • 3t-•lmplt mechanism1 the church basement. The op- i Monday evening at 7:30 p. m no belli, pulleys, aearal enlng prayer waa offered by at the achool houae. The t lii·AWIY lint removtl1 Mrs. Patty Rouoh and waR to!- ' uam wlll consl1t of installation 1of olllcers and meeting the new 110 lint trep to clean! : lowed by eroup llngin&, EvtnLih Blblt quiz wu given by Mrs. necutlve head, Ronald Deem. I • Jot Spin cuts dryin& U11111l Gladys Stenrt, preaident. Fol· It wlll aloo be "'get ocqualnted With Trade • Qient-tlzt tub, tool towing the minutes read by night" lor parent• and teachers. 1 1Mrs. Pegl!)' Edwardo, secretary, Relreahmenll wUI be served. Comwt To Tht j relresbmente - e served to The 1"8jiular meeting of the , the lollowin& by Mro. Pqgy Middleport Boord of Public BIG BEND AREA 1Edwards and Mr1 . Patty RoUBh, lairs w!U be held the first Mon· · Gladys Stewart, Arizona Slew· i day night nl the month at ~· EIClaie,1Roscb, Alice Marte p. m. Anyone wishing In~~~~:;;! MIDDLEPORT. 0 ' PJ) ar ce Wallace, Bernice Uon about sewerage c NOW OPEN • ~==.,....,=======-"""="""""",J~McKmney and two visitors Ter- may call WY 2·5111 On A - - - --·- - -· II!_~~-Sh~ Wallact. SEPT. • The WSCS of tho United Meth. LIMITED BASIS odlst Church will meet at cburch Tuesday, Sept 14 at WATCH I'OR OUR ?:30 p. m. "Living In a Space , GRAND OPENING Age" will be the topic of the program presented by Mrs. W. 0. Barnit• and Miss Grace Campbell. Hos1esses are Grace Campbell. Hostesses are Miss Lydia Ebersbach and Mre. Gerald Wildermuth. 5t N. Second Avt. Tilt American Le&lon AUJ:il~ ary of Lewis Manley Post 263 MIDDLEPORT, 0 . will meet Tuesday evenmg at lhe home ol Mr•. L. C. Thomas, 1 DIAL WY 2·5560 Rutland. r. ,,,.... PUT BACK THE TAITE IITHERITAKEAWAY of '"tstant II I I · L Officers for i 1,. ow. .....111 m. meet!Dg: 1 has a s:ch7n:n:. . . ~ ( 1 01111 . cm.ftt - MIDDLII'OitT, 0 • _ _ _ _ _""""""d c ARAV ELLE For Weddmg 1'111 ...... ~ .... q ; 10130 .... , " ... !~ el toe.. R. lc .... '-.:!~ • , Legiol!. 7'!10 " m. ~- Sunday Scbool 8:30 L Tbursday, l tD I 1.-. Ill., 1'1111 Wise. •upL; MoralD& dillllollle LIQDI: 7 P. a Prep -ship 10:30 L Ill.; YOD I b "'" 11• 11., p. ID. 8Jblt _ .. ·' .~ !llrvll:el 7 p. m.: Evqeilollc • .. Olber ""i:; .. *"ice 7:30p.m. llid · Weet ~ ~ prayer servtco 7:30 p. m. Wed. 1FOLlOI• 11, •• 1111 o\Peto '"" """"'P LU.illl li. m.; IIIVOIUIIil Allred Melbodllt Batch Wednesday ond FrtdQ otilllll& till 14Dlberr1ltlilbll day ScllooJ at 10 a. 111. Pray11 wvrthlp 7:110 p, m.: 1\ober, Reed Rev. Pearl Casto, paator. , FPedoll ~ ......... a. ld., IDib ol Jllllgs llemor:al moeHn~: 8:30 o. m. Wed., ebo1r Blblo 'e.honl ~ui)l. day School at 9:30 Charles -B=~ =~: ~ J~ Hospital"l'allllr, W. Olllotd Cit.- QlllfU 111 God, n... lor, Supt. 10:30 a. m. A lord. Supl: SUndaJ Sebool 111 PUtor, J - R lelbllhom Baplll\ cllvell, GUbert Spencer , oastor Sunday on speake~ will 8~eak; 10:45 a. a . ltvallgeiJJ!I Seillte I 'iolfer, leu- ...._ ,, Grt!lll lleod; Rev C. t.. O'UJO- School 9:8ll a. m. Mommg wol' m. Worship serv1ce with , · m., • •.. 1_1 'illbbatb SeiiOOI. 1:10 p. m.. nor, pastor; Robert l.ewls, IIIIPL sbip u •· m.; &:vanaeliJtlc w Rev. c..to, Tuesday, 7:45 P:m..ao p, ;:;=er meeting, 7-J · 1Writp, 2:111 p. m.1 you tb 1 ·"1 .. 'lL Morntna Worship vtca. I p ID. Prayer meelin&- Member!hlp and Evangelism r. ~ MI... Olin NefOo meetlna, . ... p. Ill.; ~~ Sill1 and Sunday Scbool; 1 p. m. Ev· 1:30 p. m. Wedoesday ; y011118 ~mllll8slon : Wed. 7:41 P· m., ell. Tburlday, 7:10 p. Ill., 11 eDillg oervice; l"'unday, 7:30 People'• Service ~nday, 1:30 Mid-week prayer l!elvlee, Sun- man. mlal011811 putDn SUD- II IJ:VIIIII llei&Jdl, Ga'~tpnlh. p. m. Prayer meeting, p. m day, Sept. 19, aU day Hom&School, 9:10 e. m.r Wortld!l Edea Vllllod llriiUol II ~urcb ol God, Mt. Morlall coming with The Goepe! Four a m.. l'reaehin& 7:10 p. fhlsl ~~ ft81o, lldeD R. (lorpeD* Batllll Churcll1 quartet of RuUand. ..... ' ~ f·ao' n.n... - - · 11W111BJ SclwN Sunday School 9·30 a. m.; Mom- Ba•. Daalol WorlmliiD, pastor CbOIIII MelbocJIJI Cburcll n.,er l!et:VICt, • p. ID. """'"· : - - ' g · ' In W h' IO·Th m. Sunday School9•4b a.m.; WOI' p I A. "'"• l'kllor· W IOa.m., WIJIIIIoB'IIII JV.I ors IP • a Jllllp 111rvlct u L m. and 1:10 ear --. ' orQn1otllo ilndllmJt, 7:11 P· !II. 11M Bapllll Qllll'dl, Middle- a. m. Prayer meettna 1:30 p • service at 9 a. m.. ~day IJncue Mlulo11, Ret. Earl 111r1. lqda Cllllnlllr, 11 u ; port. Rov. Donald Boone. ... m. Tuetday; Young People' School at 10 L m.; . ws.., 1st • putor: Service~ IVV7 etanes lot all; SoDa INtrl-. tor: Sunday llcoool 9:1~ a. m., meeting. 7:30 p. m. Friday. 1bursday ol monlb, Board 1.30 p, m. 1 p. m. Pm • htl 8:111 P. &t Frtd Hofiman. Supt.; tO: I~ a. , meeung Srd Wednesday ol the Tile Chtlrell ol tile Nuanae. MJd.Week PrQOz meetlngi,!!: m ~ship Service; BYP 6 p. RaUaod Church 01 Goll: !ln. morth. Chester· Rev Herbert Grate P. m. Wednflldll)', CIMt . . Evem~ ' wors hlp . 7·30 '~ · John Smallwood, pastor• Flatwoods Molbodlol Cbare . a·lcuard . L • Barton, sup ,· ..., Mrs· ....... llo'"'""• . E ounday . t1 W lftD,IIC' •....,. • 1 :.; Wod 7·30 m Prayer Sebool 10 a. m.; ••••• lS c - Pearl ~- Casto, pastor. 01' B' ll As l Su ·' · · p, . · service 7 p. m.: Young People Bblp service 10 a. m. eveo "" · s P Bacblel E-n&eJk-1 -UIIIIed meeting 1'1uwJI(!ay, 7.30 p, m, l!lndeaver 7 p. m. Wedn.,day: other Sunday 1, 45 p. m. SUI> SUnday School ~ :30 a. m.; Mort> 8retbren Church _ StmdaJ practlce. Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Satul' day School, 10 a. m., John iDg Worship U a. m.; NYPS llcbool 9:45 L m. Wonbip, 6' 45 p. m.: . Evening Service, 2nd and 41b SUDdl¥, 8:45 L rtrsl Baptist Cburcll. Pom.. day. llailoy, SupL Prayer Thl• is one of the •napshots fr om my vacation trip. "fHI!t CHUPICH P'OR AL.L. The United Melbodlsl P· m,; Midweek Prayer aero m. AcbaSh Miller, pulla'. Friend• aok wh y I made this the frontispiece In my AL.l. FOR THI!: CHURCH roy - Re v. Carver Williomt. Or E · pal Cburdl, 7 30 Wednesday Sund 8ch 1 9·30 till 10·20 ace PISCO Pomeroy - Rev. Melvin AI· : P. Ill. • • nv, Chureh h th" Jll!tlu.t f!Wtor album rather than tha• shot of the bald creat of Mt. e1n 1111 rth Jor the bulldin.c ol chatar: Wors~p se:ce . 10:30 a ;.,_ ; Pomora]l, The Resv dRlcbardMB. k!re, pastor. Church School at Mlddieporl Cburo ollbe No..... ~~~t:~lll." _,.,. Marcy - or the telescopic ciose-up of the Old Man ol w.r 11'1d ..,00 dti?-"''"'hiJ• H is a ~ tor. ' • f Martin Rector. un ay - or- 9' 15 L Crew Supt - ....... .... • nw...,. Nursery and Juruor church or Ding P~a er and S.nnoo. 10 ,30 · a. m., eo • · Ret. Clyde J. Bartlllll ., ....,, Saaclay, 7:10 p. m. houw of 1pirltW1I V&hiH. Without • the Mountain•. 11trong ('hurch, neiU ... r democracy cblldren. , y r Leo Vaughan, A"t. Supt. Morn· qrhool 9:30 a. m.; Mon> dYIIira tion am !NI'Yi~. ~re Sure, I know this ecene is commonplace. I saw a hun- nur flrsl BapUII Church, Racine a.m. COffee bou lollowiJJ&. ing Worship 10:30 a. m. Tues· IVnrsblp 10:30 a. m.; NYPS Letart FaDs UD!ted BretiiNII • re (our mund rtator11 why ~\"ee'Y ~red vlllagee with their while steeples peering above the 1 · n~n nhould o ttrnd !N!rYiM 1"11\1· 11av c. L. O'Conner . pastor blelprtoe EVB Cburcb, Ba•. day ~L 14, 7:30 P· m .~ the Young Peoo'' · 6:45 p m.: IJ:ml. In Christ Church. !Wr. J la ~ upport Ow Clmrch . TI~y trees ilnd their comfortable old houses nestled around a ~:rly jand Sunday School Ull a, m., Sam Menzel Smith, putor. Won~blp Woman s Society of Chnsllan lll8f!ting 7:30 p. m. : Morrison Sunday School 1:10 a. I J FIJI' h" 0W71 Mb . (2) For the church. And each one had a pond wi th pi nes and hiachildrtn 'u all.e. (J J For the Mb Curtla, supt.; 10,4! a. m. Mom aenr!ce 8:30 a, m.: SWiday Service mee~ at church: Tbursm""'' •g. Wed , 7:30p.m. m. Tom Norris,: SUpt. Wonblp of hill 00111t11unlly und MUon. (4) l>irchet guarding Ito sh01·e. llll worship: 1:30 p, m. 8YF Sebool, 10·30 a. m. Youth Fel· day, Sept.lo, the DIStrJct wsservice First and Third Sunday J'Or thl •b o1 the Chun!h i~tr, which n.eoU hia rrora l and ~ ten.l and Junior Fellowship; 8 p.m. !owshlp 6:30 p. m.: Boys and C8 workshop Will lram at the Pomeroy r.burch of lh• Nn evenings at 7:30. SecoDd an4 But this picture eays more than all the others. It IUpport, Plan to 10 to ehurdll'!p Evening service' ! :30 p, m. Girls FeUowshlp, 6,30 p. m.; Forest Run MeU1od"t Church. orene, Sm~day School. 9:30 L Fourth Sunday mornJnat 81 u epeake not juot of beaut.v ami natural wonder ... It tells larl y and l'PIId you r BiiJIP rl• • Wednesday, Prayer meeting: Evenmg service 7:30 p. m.. 2nd Sunday, Sept 19• .3' 30 · m.: Morrung worsblp IO:tl L a.m. Christian Endetvor, t>f a good land populated uy a ~ rent people. It remi nds s·30 p. m. Wednesday, S•nlor and 4tb Sundays: Youth Choir. p. m. Chr<stJan Higher l!:du· m. Evening _Worshlp, 7 P· m.: ond and Fourth Band&y enDlne of God , . . and of my neighbor. It whi•per• that all I Coo~ Practlct; 1,30 p. m. Tueo- 6, 30 p. m. Wedoesday. Prayer cation A;ea Conference at . the Prayer meeting, 1 p. m. Wed. lng! at 7,30• J1!11811 MorriiOII, ch erieh can endurP for g{' n e rat i nn~. lr Pra ti llleef , m Wed11esday Veterans Memorl> l Aud11or· Rev. Clyde v. Renderson, pas- Pastor. ciay. J unlor Cb o The landmarks of a. l{l'f! hl. people proudly point to c ce, mg, 7·30 p. · · lorn, West Broad St.., tor. 'Faith. The Church belong• at the center of our life, RoUand First Baptlll Clmr<b Lottridge EUB Churtb., Rev. bu•. MI. a.rmoa Ullllttl II But only you and I can keep itt here I Sunday Scbrol 9:30 a. m. Preach- Eugene E. Emerson, pastor; Foresl Ron Motbodlot cborcb thorcb olllle Nuareae, Pom- t :30 a. m., oechlnl 10:1G L IIM8 ~·mlu .4~ & ,......, 1...... &,.......,.Ve. lnl' Sunday 2:30 p. m. Sunday School 9: 45 a. m. Rus- - Sunday School g a. Mrs. Rev. Clyde Benderson, 111 Chrtrt: RoY. Jomu Morrl.• 10U Archer, Supt. Sunday Fred Nease, Supt . Sunday School 9:30 L 11'11, putor: BmHJa, ScbOOI, Satunl•y Th11r1dev Tllet4ty Wadn"d•r Mond~., SIIMa., fret WID Baptist Cburtb, worohlp 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 vice 10 a. m. Rev. sblp services 7:30 p. m. Sun- m. Alternlla preach'nl aDd I J•hn J.,..ml•h lwlah l'salmt I C hro~ i el at 6Ut1i ~ ld9·24 Rutland, Putor. Rev P e u I p. m. alternately. Bible etudy StuUer, pastor, Morning Worshlp 10:30 L Cbrisllan EDcteavor, 7:30 p. IlL 411 ...21 ltl4-12 14:21·34 1211·1 Taylor: SUnday School, 10 a. m. and prayer service led by pu~ Heatb •loehodist Church, Mill- eervlces 7:30 p. m. P r ' Y • r Sunday. Mid-Week Pray• Ill' Guy Priddy , Supt. ; Preaching or 7:30p. m. Wednesday, Cbrlo- clleport, M. E. Dowson, pastor; NYPS 6:45 p, m. Evening tic"' Wedootlllay . 1:30 p. m. terv!ce, 7:30 p, m.; Prayer oer- dan Endeavor. 7:30 p, m,, 3rd Mra. Nan Moore, Church School meetln2. 1:30 p. m. 'lbunday. Liltie lly&er United Chureb ol Wllh the hope II wUI, in some mea.ure, /osler ond help su•· ri<es, '1 :30 p. m. Wednesday. Saturday of month. Supt.; Church Stbool, 9:30 a. Cbureb or tbe NIIWOJlo, ftl. Cbrttl -cheshire, Kyger, lhrtt.nin thai whlcla ;, pood In frrmily and community life, lhl8 feaMI. Morlsh Bapltrl Cb.,.b, lllornlna Stor EUB Ontrcb, m.; Worshlp Service, 10:30 a. dne, Obio. Sunday School at lord Pamh, Wmeo G. Zmn. llfrtl I~ 1pomored by llae bmlneu flrmR and organbatiolll Corner of Fourth and Main Sl Re M 1 Smlth 1 , 8·45 m.; MethodiSt Youth 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worsblp pa•tor. Worship service : Ser· Middleport R•v. Nyle Borden, I. ~ ::"day or. ~ ship, 7 p. m.; Official Serv!cel0:30 a.m. Sunday Evo- mon : ,','Friends of God or the _w_h_o_'_"_n_a_m_e_•_a_p_p_e_a_r_b_e_l_ow_._______________-.l minister. Sunday School 8,30 Smith supt : Earl Shu~. A!s't meeting. 1!1 Sunday ot month. nlng Service 7,30 p.m.; Mid . World, Hartford 8:1> _ EDT; L m. Arnold Richards, Supt. Monili,g ~rshlp 10 ,~ a. m, ; 7:30 p.m. WSCS. 2nd Monday ..ek Prayer Service Wedne&- Kyger 9:30 EST Cheshire 10:311 lolornin Worshl 10 ,30 a. m. P . Th 01 'lloOth, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor da• 7,80 p.m. Rev. Morril M. ~ST. 7 P· m, Pastor lnst alia· g p, rayer meetina 8 p. m. uro- Wednesday, 1 p. m. W;He PIBior uon semce at Cheshire. Thurs Ntolll lllpllll th11rllb: SUI> day. MlnenYIIJe Melbodlll ' · day, Rio Grande Baptist •I" " c1a1 School 1;30 a. m. : Wol' South Bethel EUB Church -Dr. Lester L. Roush. pastor: Rutland Chard ol 1M Nazar. ciation meeting 6 p. m. 111 oldp 11 a. m.: Prayer service, Rev. Eugene E. Emenon, pas- VIetor Brown, Chnrcil Sunday Scbooi 1:30 a. m.; Wellston. Middleport. Oblo Middleport, Ohlo 1 p. m. Wednesday. tor. Sunday School 9:41 a. m,, SUperintendent 10 a. m. Morning_ Wonhlp 10:45 L m. Mlddleporl rtnl ~olllll ~r" Clrleloll dlarob. IUnpbory Norman H. Bthr, Supl Sunday tal Board m!etlng escb quarter Evangelistic service 7:41 p. m. llyterlan Cburcll. a.. """"'" lload Rev Ciyda Hinton pas- Worsblp 10:~ a. m. and ?:30 p. unless otherw1!e called. Holy Midweek prayer mvtce, 7:41 p. Ruppel! pastor: Sunday Srh" " lor, Sunday School, 9,30 ~- m.; m. Alternately . . Bible Study = o n eacb quarter as 111> m. WodntSday. I::!O a. ' m. Mr. Fred Lt>wl• Rolph Clrl. oupl Sunday Wor- and Prayer semce led by pas~ Mo~ Cllta I Metbodisl S)Tacwe lllmrtlt Of the N- oupt.: IG:30 a. m. WorahiP: ' "' olllp senlce, !0:30 a. m. and or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Qlurch, ~rthur "'still Pastor rene, I'Viillam C. Thorpe, pastor. '- m. YF: Wed, 6:3' Junior Ba kE'r~ ol Good Br e1d We Fill All Doctor ~ PrescrlptiolliJ 7:30 p, m. alternately . Prayer Syracuse E.U.B. Church, Paul Sunday School. 10 a. m. Oliver Sunday Srhool9:30 am. : Morn· Cbotr: 1 P. m. Semor Cbnh Hunlihgton, W Va. WY 2-2955 Pomeroy meeting Wedoesday, 7:30 p. m. IL Sellers. Pastor. Sayre Supt.. Sunday Worship tng worshop 10.31 a. m. Syracaso First Uniled l'rl'• - -C.lumblr Chapel: Worsbip ser- 1:30 a. m. Sun<tay, School. Ben service, II a. m.; Prayer mee~ Peatecoslal Assembly, Route byterlan Cburch - Cburcb 101 vice each 3unday 9:15 a. m.; Quisenberry, Supt., 10.30 a. m. every Sunoay evenln&. 124, Rev . Daui E. Jones, putor ,, . . , , •· m.: So; I • sunday Scbool 10 a. m.1 Youth Mormng Worship service, lsi illg every Wedneoday evening. Sunday School 10 a. m.; Wor- 10 a. m.; Bible Study, Wed., !lervlce 8: top. m. Evening Wor- lind 3rd Sundays of the month: Porlland Methodist Churtb, day, Wedneeday and Friday. 7:30 p .m. lbl 7 cb S d 7:30 p. m. Evening Evangeli• Arthur SUit pastor Sunday P p. m. ea un ay. Uc Service. 2nd and 4th Sun- School 9:30 to 10:30 a. m.• llar- Tbo Ponle<GIIat Cbnrch, Mill- Cheshire-Kyger·llartford Par· 240 Lincoln St. Middle por t WY 2-2550 Pomoroy WY 2·2440 l 30 E. Second Bradbury Churtb ot Christ, day ol mooth BETHANY -: old G. Roush, Supt.: Kenneth dleport, South 3rd Ave.; Sunday Ish, Hartford BapUst . Church Art Marcum, miniSter; Bible 1:30 a. m. Morning Worship; 11"AI PJi 't~ !·m ·d oc:z School \0 a. m.; Sunday evening Morrung Worsblp 9:15 DET 8el' -·- lldlool and Momlna Wonblp, 10:30 a. m. Sunday Scnoo!, Bly· McLeod. Aos't. gopt. Services ovangell•tic service, 7:30 p. m. moo "'~~lchfuine31 or the Tel Uh30 a. m.; Christian Endeav- the Thelsl, Supt.; 6:30 ?· m. Qrcle, 2nd Thursday ot month Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 p. VIrgins. Tuesday - Olflcera ~ ar, 8 p. m.; Evening Worship, Youtb Fellowship. CARMEL - month, 2 p. m.; Choir Practlce m.: SaturdJ: night Prayer and planning meeting, 7 p.m. EDT. Established In 1904 1 p, m. 1:30 a. m. Sunday Rcbool Way· aesday of monlb, 1 P· m.; AI~ WorshiP 7·10 p. m. Pastor, Rev. _ _ ne Roui!b, SUpt. : 10:30 a. m. ernoon Circle, 4\b Thunday ul B. L. Barrett West Columbia. W. Vl. lo!lddleport WY 2-3284 Pogevllle CommiiDII:y Church Morning Worship 2nd and 4tb Racine M lbodlst Ch h Pb. Mason 773-5593 Rev Russell Cline pa!lor ' e ore • Jlarrtaonville Presbyterian y~ People'• ~vice p. Sunday of the Mooth; 8 p. m . H. l. McDanlet, pastor: Sun- Qlurcb, Jolm Davies, pastor: g •·• ,._ft••li~' Evening li:vBII!leU.Uc Semce. day School 9:30 a. m.: Preach· a. h School 10 .30 w. m. Thurs....,.; >uC ..,.. 1st and 3rd Sunda of month '"" 30 MYF 8 ""' · a. m. or tlce Saturday, 7130 p. m.: and Y · ...,. IO: a, m.; p. m. : ohlp service :30 p, m. Sunday 7:30 p. m. TupPers Plains I!Uil Church, Prayer and Bible Study, 7:30 p. Ch b Jes llemiocfl Grovt Otrilllaa Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pasm. Wednt:lday. Reorganized ore 01 "' Pomeroy We!t Main St. "Your Keepoako &lore" aturch, Worablp oervlce, 1130 tor; Sunday worship 9:30 a. m. Rock Sprtuga Metbodlst - Cilrlst of Latter Day Saints, JilJ - - - - - - - - Support the Church of Your Choice Pomeroy 312 E. Main Sl a. m. Sunday School, 10, a. m. Sunday School 10 a. m., Ho- Chester Lemley, pastor; mileo from Racine oo RacineTerry Cullwns, Supt. bart Vineyard, Supt. Bible Stu· ship service Y:30 a. m.; SunRoad; SWiday School Mr. and Mrs, WUllam lledfGrd ~ and prayer services led by clay School, IO:Ib a. m.; a. m;; 1\orshlp 10' 30 a. and family, Mi!s Calmll Rid· llradiOtd Cbarcll ol Christ, pastor, ?:!O p. m. Tuesday, 6.30 p. m. Prayer lind Bible Sunda evening service at ford and Jeffry Folmer visited Joe Robinson, Mimster; Study. Wedneaday, 7:30 p.m. p. m.: Wed., worship serv· . Cl 1 nd d Col b llomtr Forrut. Sopl.: B!bll Adult clw meeting 7:30 p. Rallaad Melbodltl Cbarobat 7:30 p. m. Pa!tor, C. W. :::...uyeve a an um "' "' Building Supplies and Millwork School 9:30; Mornlna Worshlp, m. last Monday of month. Rllv. C. J. l.emiey, pa81or: Proffitt. All evening •erv· Am.;, Leonard vllitld 11 the General Contr1ot1na Chester, Ohio 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worsbt~, Federated Chlllcfl, l'llmeroy, ~urtb School 8:30 a. m.; Wor begin at 7:311 p. m borne of Mn. Moriah Leonard Pbono WY Ul971 1 p. m. Wednel!ll1y, 1 p. Ill. Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor: ship oarvlce, IO:aO a. m., M Oor Lady of Loretto Mlolloa in Middleport recently. Biblo Study. Carl Kautz, Supt.: Sun d •' Y. F. Monday, 8' 30 P· m. Long Bottom Rev Tbomoo r.. Mr and Mrs Jerry Welker stlvornllle Metbodill Cllurob • · · h · 11o111r atarch o1 c ., Ill 6chDol• 9 a m. •, worsh1·P hour Arthur Stitt, stOr Sunda tronek, adminiltrator; Sunday and daug len of Springfield reBibie School 9:30 a. m. Prel_. lO 1· m. SchooL 9.30 a : , 0eDe wotle llaso 8:30a. m., .st. : Holy Uays cently visited at the home of lll!l 10:30 a. m., first and ddrd IlL UWDII r.w.B. O.IU<b - Supt., Se;,lce~ 'l'i.'ursday even- ol Obligation. 7 p, m. .:0:'~~Mr. and lin. Builders and Building Supplies PalniB ond Hardware Sundays. llunday School 9:45 a. m., Earl lng 81. Jolla't CalboUe MltllODI M Hnoh D-~-·Cbuier, Ohto Ph. 8811-200& Ph. WI 11-317! Ratlne 81ar~- lllpl · Ev..,.. wor · " · ug ....,.,,. ICCOmp&DMiliOII Clb' Church a! Cltrlslo . ~,, ' ..._ Sellon lllelllndlsl Cllurcll, At- Guyovffio (Dulcb Rldp): ted Mrs. Patrick Wood Danny Miller lltnel: Sunday Blbll ~!~~ m, ; ' ~ C01;; !bur Silt~ p.,tor. Sunday Rn. Frank Maoleri, P.,. and Lori Ann to Gaill,;.u •. Study 9 a. m. Evenllll WDI' ' , oung eop e s mee. School 10 e. m., Clint Orr, lnr, Sunday MaS! 10:30 a m.: sblp 7:30 p. m.: Bible Stndy, lng and Blblo Stu~y, 7.30 p. m., Supt.: Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. lloly Day of Obligation 6:30 a. In Ellllilsh eoin• .., I) shill· 7'30 p. m. Wednelday Wednesday; ChOir praellce al 8yrae1118 Melhodlat Chftb, m.• Confession 'Ao hour before '"" -· • · 7:30 p. m. Tbunday. lla. · ...s equol Olle pound; 21 eq. Albland Oil Product• Phone WY 2-3t8J. ·' N. Second Avt. Middleport CbaNII GC Cbrltt, DaD\'IIle Pllplm Holiness, (P, ~~;~p":!'k,. ~ ss. ua! a 11Jlnea. Brown's Botue Gas Middleport. Ohio 51b anti lllaiD 811'1111. Donald G. Langsville, Ohio), Rev. 0. IL D1llla Wlnebn!nner Supt. 10" a. 1\e Salva!lnn Arlll)>, EllVOJ M Pomeroy W\' 1-1181 lllcU, llllllflllr; Bible SchooL Clr~ peator: Sunday 9ob001,1:30 m. Sunday ahool:' YF Woclnes- 11ay s. Wining, ofllcer tn cbiii'Jle. 1656lle! Slandiah died Oct. J, :10 a.m., Kanna'h KcElbinn., L m., Robert Grate, Supl Wo_.- 411 8:30 p. m.. Mn. Meore, SUnday 10 a. m. HollneliS mee~ · Supt.; Morning WOI'Iblp. llblp lltVIC!I It 10:3; a. m.j Pi~ director. Official Board meet· -·""""'""''"""'"""'"""'"'""""""'""'" .. "''"""""'""'"''"'"'"'"'tiiiHMIItlnnntttM..... 0:30 m. livening Wortblp, lP'iDI Yooth, R:45 p. m.: Ev111> Ill. llrsl Monday each month i 7 30 7 P. m., Pr.,.r Service, Wed· aallllla llrvlct, ' P. m. Mldo ot 7:30 p, m. Hob CommiJDo • SpacioltJ - Soutbern l'rled lttu Qualllf Furniture 11 Lower Prleeo DI!Sday, 7 p. m. Wt8 ~ and Prllse, Wed- .., each quu1ar 18 IDDOUIIaed. 1 IU N. 2nd Middleport WY 2-9978 30 Mldllleport, Ohlo ' a.e~~ 11 Cllrlol, P,.,.,.,, ~. '- p, m. • WSCS firot Wednuday ot each ' Sunday, September 12th, 1965 i krry Masters, pastor: Sllltdl)' llq11om 8ab Of JebOvllb I j School 1:30 a. 111. aturdl lo:ll Wl-u· Public mllllll!l. Sun- t l.etarl Falls United Bretbnm • St. John's Luther1n Church I. m.· CbrlstlaD l:lttleawr 6·11 day 5 P. m., Watcbtower studY, inC rlst Church Sunday School PINE CIROVE I p. 111.' Eveolna Service, 8;110 • p, 1 p. m.; Blbll •tud1 _'l'uesday 1:30 a.m. worshlp services, The ·1' 7 P• first and third Tbursday even- 1 Sund1y School Progr1m . .••. • 10:00 1.m. , m. 'm.P·ftg,.,~~.;:~:.haol 1 Devoted to the lntel"IIU • illgs at 7: :!0 and the second and Rd"' Qu10 11 Chrllto !i Bible School ClalmntmiDD I P. m. Tbunday. faurtb lii""'•T ttlabll 7:30. Theme "Women Along The Way" , 11 1 101 LOCAL .uNION Mt18 Of the lll:elgs·Mason Area IDtiO a. m., V. B. II. 1'1111'• IIIII SL ~lba's .James Morrllon, pulor. I' Coverfll DiI h Dlftftlf • ' • • • · 12:00 "I llattiiiWOOd, W. Va. Jlupt. Sabra Cati'IIIIJ, , 1 lolltlllTU dlurdi. - M11n11ng IIJitll RBI "" MeWIIM, t lift 1111t1e SludJ, 7:30. Delbert It.. Mlldp 1:11 a. m. and 10•45 lhller' Ill. IIIIIIA, Sr., pi11111r1 Worship Service •••••• , • • • • • 2•00 p.111. IIIIDa. leader. L IILI llatldl1 8Gbool 1:30 a.m. ...,_, Scboal Dill .. m.. Wor- I ......, to lt,y Sail)' 'lllt>l.1 MonliDI WOI' Topic- "Our Harvest Hope" 11 • 2llla CliiiiiU Ill '. .. IJ1dp tO•III' L m. Youlb lllmce. Memllerw- Frlemlo- o-t1 IllY • ~ · 11411 p. m.; liltongelllltlc ! I .... l/lllollai IIIH4 ltlllllld. Ohio pae IIDdlllood, lllltllsW, It 1'1111 Grara wbUo Ule Jllllll, 7:30 p. m.; Ptayer , InletWELCOMI! )llo -..! 1:30 L 111.1 M kw . . WI P ... lll.ltelalllulll. lllo. Tho....,_ •·"' • .. *' THE SHOE BOX o,::idtng:::!._::a:l.::the~o~ll~~~~~ervl:::;ce.~pn--ll!l ---·- --- Sentinel Church News For Beck To School Out-of- Town H ----- - HIADQUARTIRS ~OR oquash candle replica OD the Plans were made lor • work· Russ Watson, Installation of olfieert and &Wesley ~'ry and Mls, Betty other. · shop to be, held 11 the ohurcb Other, re~diftgtl given were A proilram or the ebrly hlstoryi CIIne were ro-hostesses. Mrs. W~ley Fry won tbe Members and fnends ol st. Miss Roberta Kraeutor, with 3 1 Thursday, September 16, by the Student s Calhng, by Mrs. Mark olt~ndles h1ghhghted lhe Sep-, Mrs 0 P. Klein save the door pme. · The next meeting 1 John'o lllld St. Paul's Luther· i duot being sung by Louise and WSCS of the Forest Run Metho- EvllJIS: A ConfesSion of Failure. tember mcetmg ol tbe Middle , verse ot the month and an alti· will be at the home oJ Mra. an Chul'<!heo wlll be celebratlngl Lenora Michael. dlst cburch Wednteday eventna Mrl. Fred NeUt; Why Are pori Amateur Garden Club \nnl cle entitled Flower Sbow," Bruce Lloyd with Mn. Wiilllm their o~nuol Harve•t Feotlv•l II the church. You HapP.yl, Mro. \Vendell Stu< Wednel!day evelilng at the home prepared by Mrs. Klein was Slater co-hosteu. !femben are . • 1 ~,f~.tmnln« Sunday, September' Mr1. Fred Blaettnar, Mrs. Mrs. Jaek Curti!, pmldlnt, ler; Life • Le11on, Mre. Kern• ~f Mn. Edward Burkett. Mre. read by Mro. Edgar Reynold!. In bring a bare twig lllfClnltn. , 'h 11 the St John '• Luther Wllllllltt Freeker, and Mrs. opened the meel~ with dtvo- Roush; lnvuted end Spent, Mr~. Mra. c. E Blake•lee waa the The nower arrangement of the , ,, O.ul't'h at Pine 0;.... Delmar llamm will be accom- lions taken ,,!rom atthew 1~: R111110n Holter : and Train Up lnstallill!l officer and ptel!ent. monlh wlil be made by Mro. panlst.. Mr. Delma• Hamm will The fl>mn, I !lave I Frl~~· A Chlld, Mro. Ye1111•r. ed the following oflicen with Woyd, A aalad coune wu 1 fUll day's progrorn Is olan·• present the Sunday School Leo- procetled • medltatlolt, Our The hymn, "What A Friend bouquets Mrs l&dgar Reynolds aerved wHh Mrs Re noida . 1, with a BPeelal Sundov eon on the theme of self-side!· by Mro. Curti! wbo We Have In Jeaut," aad pray. ' UeSfS ere president. Mia Grace Prall: 0 ?lied with prayor. .. ool program to begm at Ill ~line. tr by Mro. Yaaugor closed the [ , vice pmldent; Mrs William '" l'hechlldre~ of th• Sunday F •11 1 tb SU d School lb T~ Schf1 ~ropoul " 11 prograra topic. Two special readBruce Lloyd, treasurer. She • : c~ool will preoent 1 program o ow llll e n •v , e op r 0 PI'OII'IIII pre- btll were atven. An ortlc!e on Slater, secretory and Mrs , 1t1uea, "Wnmen Alollll The presentation, a covered dilh ll!nled by ~~- AUred Yetupr. Dr. Albert Schw•ltaer, by Mrs. out ol town guesta here tor Bruce Lloyd tn!asurer. sru; Vla v," wh!rh empnosl•es the dinner will be enjoyed by aU 01 TI'~ Uhy~n r:wtheOUt The Scott tnd Tell Cornmondments the wedding of MIS! Jeanette &lBO gave a readlns entitled, \ 1 role ol women In ooth Old and tho cburcb grounds. \l•rnben, ron:wne, open prnaram, lor Tension, Mrs. Uowln Ne11e. Crooks and Mr. Oanl~l Thomas, "A Wlae Requeot. " \ N" w Testomenl Scripture• ,!am!lles and friends from oth· The :: by Paalm i3~k u~~n. During the busln- seslon, Aug. lL Included Miss Nancy During tho bushte.. meeting ~~ Special solos will be o>'e.-nt. ' er ehurches and areas will be lll!l ln wa~ Int.!: Mre. Harry Wyatt was welcom· •Tbnmus, St Petersburg, Fla .. It was announced that tho club ed by Mrs. Robert ~amm und represented at this meal duced The I • lb eel a• I new member. A thask Merlan liersmun, Evans, W, had 8ponsored new swtnga for , -· purpose 01 e pro- you note wao read from Alfred Va.; !he Rev. and Mro. Newell tho Middleport Roudalde Park I G I 6·Dally Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,lept. 10, 196fl Early History ot Candles is Theme Of Program tor Amateur Garden Club wscs ,. 196$ GALEN S. BROWN, Dlst. RALL'S tEN FRANKLIN FOREMAN & ABBOTT MILLER'S HOME RESTAURANT I ! ! THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA THE DAILY SENTINEL OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. MARTIN FUNERAL HOME I = :=;. !:!P.t':to":bb'~a':& ~ a. .. I ! I HARVEST fESTIVAL i I �• '' ), ' Classified Ads Your Modern Community llullclin Board 1-Dai!J Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleporl, O.._ Sept. ~~985 WANT AD INFORMAnON For Rent Pomeroy Motor Co. 2 SIGNS 011 OOAliTT 1964 Chevrolet Impala $2395 liT Coupe, Locally owned, clean interior, white finish, like new W. w. tires, 32'7 cu. in. V8 engine and std. trans. &dio IUld heater. 1963 Ford Galaxie 500 $1795 4 Door VB engine, Cruiseomallr trans., power steeri~g und brakes, power seat, grey finilih, new lst line Whitewall tires, radio and beater. 1962 Corvair 4-Door Sedan Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M. Real Estat. For Sale INTERIOR and exterior paint. FOR SALE ~~ -rooms and in~, roof repal_r and palntmg, bath, new paper and paint, FOR SALE by owner, Pottland, clumney pamting, rough oar· new floors lot 45 x 225. 35& Ohio, 6 room house and bath, penter work, tree trimming. Broadway.' Call WY 2-3442. One on...,ighth acre level Phone VI S-2700. 9 9 12tp 9 I0- 6tc groUJld located HI miles BULLDOZERworli:wantedsouth of Portland state Park Ponds, bushing, backfilling, FOR SALE -:-. Good 7 room on State Route 124, mall Free estimates. Phone WY 2- bouse, batllj *nd 12 bath, base- roote, school bue at the door. 2208. 9 7 !Ole ment, garage, 2 lots. Syra- Harold L. Parson• Ravens· cuse. Phone WY 2·2555. wood, W. Va., Box 35, Phone 9 9 10 6tp _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~~~~ ~ 2'1:1-9 ~· MARK IV ., ACRE FARM for sale 7·LOT FOR SALE: Excellent room house, basement, coal bu!ldlng site ~ 3% acres on furnace, barn, milk house Route 33, 5 mlles froiD chicken house water In Pomeroy. Good well. Call WY house and bath, Long Bottom, 2-6187. 8 17 tfe Ohio, on Baahan Rd. Call WI !J.3831• j 10 31c UST TWO DANCES AUTO $1195 Local car and clean inside and out, fawn finish, automatic trans., heater, good W. W. tires. RHI htat. For Sale Business SerYices AIR CONDITIONING I . -==.:=:::=_JI\~TW:;O:-;B:E:D:R:::OO:::M;-;:ho:::us~e~8-:a: :-.,. 1 Sales & Service Q. e Fill Almost Every Car e Transferable Wbeu You Trade Clll'l e Guaranteed 24 months or 24,000 miles e Most Popular Unit In the U.S.A. '340· Blaettnar's 00 lnltollod 1 res ground, city water in houae. Bridgeman Road. ¥•1 mile from highway. Recently papered and painted. New back porch, other repairo. WiU sell for $2,200.110. Phone WV 2·3689. 9 10 6tp FOR SALE - 6 room house, new garage and new gas furnace, 1537 Nye Ave.1 Pomeroy. Phone WY 2-2344 or WY Utl73. 9 10 6tp - -- Yqu'~~:~; W/IIDNe! IT!S SllLL HEltE( GAINER REUNION The Gainer reunion waa held SUnday. Sept. 5, at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. William Gainer of Long Botklm R. D. ODe hundred ten persons were pr~ ent. Mrs. Vinnie Gainer 01 Parkersburg, W. Va., was the oldest lady and Dean Brinker or Racine was the oldest lll811. Dean and Eunie Brinker have been married the tongeal nurn· I WHAT ARE 'lOll Aml088 1. YOW\I girl ber of years. Patrick Carletoo was the younge_st boy preseol and Donna Marte Long_ of Pa· taskala the younge<l girl. Mr and Mrs. William Gainer hac the most grandchildren. 6. CWtu.N!ltlOdlum 9. Egres~~o lO. Cavern 11. MOlt attraouve :Ill. Zoo DOWN l. To let 2.Centnll line I. Knirhl's title f., Sllip's otrflcer 15. Performed 6. Pea.cb animal .St&te: lft.B""" 18. Troubil~­ someplanl. 18. Water go4: Baby!. 19. Goddess of earth 20. Hood oc:arvoo 22'. Fat 23. Set ayatem 2f. Pulverize 28. Glacial direcUon 27. Aqua.tlc bird 28. Scand. 3 ROOMS abbr. 29. Heated. d•lnk 8. Saya agal• 11. Clga.ret~ Term~ MASON 2f. White ot lgg' %5. Short po•m ln "· s......,.. -··· fixed fonn 26. Ceri&tn horoe 811. Flat. 28. Wtnga 30. Subtle 37. Yowtg IDpped hill a1.stop 20. Forbidden 32. Half erne ~ eman&Uotw I' I' f,'l} ,. ~ I" I" ~ 39. Before 41 . Creole St&le: abbr. -.:11 ~ ~~ ~ ~ I• ~ I" I" LI'L ABNER R.nlmal 12. Dispatch 14. Relieves 17. Flitled ~ ,, S.l•nDt _. of beast.o '1 . Polyneelnn. as glass 31, Tellurium: oym. 33. Fish 84.. Two M. Chlet fod ot Ponopolto sa. Twilled 2' flll>rlc ONLY 21, Mid· day 22. King' I measure New Furniture '299 (onvtnltnt SO T ICKLED ABOUT, LEET LE JUGHAID? DAILY CROSSWORD ~ S30.00 Down - Co~T FOR6£T TAAT ··~6Rfffl" IG Ali ELVS1iE T1R.\I. THE COLOR 6RAS> CAli 6E CHAN6!D Ill T: 10 TVRNIK6 Of TH< llLADES A7 THE~ ARl 6LOWN Ill' THE WIND .. Each received a gift. It WB! The Rutland High Schooi.Ath· voted to hold the reunion oex1 lelic Boooters will sponsor a year at the home of Mr. ano teen-dance at the Rutland gym Mrs. Clarence Foar at Pataaka· at 10 p. m. Saturday mght lol· l~l-a._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ lowing the Middleport · Rutland football game. The Jays will c~ a dance party at Wahama emcee. On Friday, beginnng\ H1gh School followmg the Porno at 10 p. m. Tbe Jays will em- roy · Wahama game. Pomeroy, 0. I I" ~ I'" I'' GASOLINE ALLEY 18. Obtalruo agaJn, 1.8 from a pawnahop 40. Hall: Ger. "-2. Scottlsb- FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. "He could become a high-ranking government official. 1 Already he can make any amount of money seem inadequate!'' Ga.ellc 43. Java tree 4f. Behtnd I" accidertJ ' et;counter ~ 1.. 111 ~ 1 Luth 6ome oer:-on ot· ~ obJe.::t, I"' -:>, -,~-" ~nhnouw,r ~ Vhl ..VA DAII.Y <JBYPI'OQUOTE- He..,•o how to wo•k It: AXYDLBAAXB lo LONCHI'ELLOW One Jel.t.er limply ataQdt for IW.Othft'. ID thtt aamplt A. Ia uaed for the three L'a. X for tbe two O's, etc. Bbtgle lett.., apoe.trophiet, the length utd fonna.UO'Jl of the wo.."'d.. are all hbl.te. E~h day the OOde Jettea ue dlttenmt. ~ A. OrJp&epaa Qa 1 "oa AIN PK ID.A.FPU CDNI IPCIUU AIN DSJ GP8M VDN BSRL• 1 Mile Above Silver Bridge in Kanauga, 0. FOR YOUR AND BOT" GO TIJGE'T'HER . YOU'll. NEVER BE SEPARATED AGAIN. 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Andrew Parsollli 5:00 Community News 6:110 Dinner Musicale 6:05 Jim Mees Show 2:31 Sunday <how<as. 5:05 Mason County News 7:00 Dance Party 5:30 1112er"a Weltber Report 1'110 Sundown Serenade 5:10 World • National News 7:40 News 5:60 Sporll Parade 1:45 Sign 011 5:10 SpoUigln on Sports 7:45 Off the Air rHE BORNLOsll"_ __ ·-· --- - · - LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY ar•• • ·HUNTING NEEDS BIG DEAL DAYS VISIT STEWART'S GUN SHOP RUTLAND, OHIO USED lt.JTOMOBILII: By CHESTER GOULD ACULOUS POWER 011' TUIUilNG WDlll INTO WAl'li&WILDII. J.""'..., Smith's Fiat Sales & Service WURliTZER SPINET PIANO IJIIIIr.- lleoD .._..., 'All your opera... llanltT Clll In :&all. lliltc 1965 BUICKS & PONTIACS $J99 SMITH'S Clothing store ta now 11(1011 at Lelarl Fails, Ohio, L m. until 7 p. m. I 20 tfc Wanted To Buy New 2·Keyboard ON EGOOD used coal furnace for 8 room house. P h o n e llh•ppard Gallipolis. 446-2852. LOWREY ORGAN I I 3tt TREMENDOUS SAVINGS WANTS TO SAVE ON A BmER 60 Ford Fordor Sedan •••$595 USED CAR? I!J.tra lil:ood eooditlon for model 62 lnvicta VB Buick • • • $1895 2 dr. lhrd Top. Beautiful red bueket seall with full CORIUI. Auto. SEE THESE SPECIAlS! ahift. Power steerine: and brakes. Olll very partkular local OWD· er. Sh.np. Famous Name 62BuickV8 '62 CORVAIR Stereo Hi.fi's In Stock sta. Wa&on. Show• best ot '62 V. W. SUNROOF 62 Pontiac Catalina VB *1595 Good Tires, Radio & Heater. Shows Best of 4 dr. Sedan. OIW tacal oWJlel'. Power steerinc and brakeo. IIJdr• malic Care 61 Buick LeSabre Phone WY 2·2050 ..--·-·- ···... •0'•· · > ·.·--·--- ... • WINNII WINKL! - BUICK-PONTIAC-GMC TRUCKS POMEROY,O. ____ _______ -- ··---·-...- -~ .,... . . ......... . ... . _____ . ~ ~ ____ _,.___ . -- _____ _· ····--. 1tfE$JSi6\ 'MEl!lOOS 01' lOOI<~MltDS. Ht,H•d I AM A~I?AIO GUN WAS OUT ~ 01(~1( 1 rr "BUGSEY"GRAffiED lT A'ti\?~ A!WO!~f SlOP ~IV, I • $1195 BLAETTNARS Pomeroy, 0. ....-- -···-·----.... ---····"· - ·- ~- • "TI-IE~'s NO SECPET: JLJOGE. WHrr~LETRfit! You COULD <.:iEE T'-'10 I BEFORE :r. dr. Sedan. One local ownet. Autmnallo sblft "Shorty" Hackett, Owner ~--· · ···· -- -- ----> YOCR COt.'M~HI 7L:LaSK~OR IT, r=EL LOW' 4 dr. Hard Top. Beautiful all while flnlab. and white vinyl tnt... lor. HydraDUlli<. Power ateering and brakes. One local oWIIer At Our New L..tlon a-ide the Sunohlno Launcl....,..t .. · - ~- Auto. dlill ART SANSOM AR·Rl'MPf-1! WHEN I MtfD 63 Bonneviille Pontiac '2395 MOTORS DISCi)UNT ·-*' ·~ • • 4 dr. lhrd Top. ~ ou. in. V8 erudne. Crulsamallc. Power alee.. ing. Power brakes. Solid black wlih red viD,Jllnterior, 37,000 ""' tuat miles Wbitt finish, Real Sharp FACTORY TRAINED Phone 286-2104 JACKSON, OHIO ·· -- -~-- - - N19. • 63 Ford Galaxie 500 ·-•$1795 Standard Shift, Good Tlrea •Reduced • $1595 •• CRJJRilt Teo ......y'o Cleyptoqaotot 'I'Hlll ENGLISH MAVE A. MIR- DO YOU WEAR a size 4-B shoe? We have samples whicb regularly •ell for $14.95 for $4.99. The Shoe Bo1, Middleport. I 4 6tc • DICK TRACY Q S LU J.-~ RP Uli NIW ln'&ING, MOitf ttr. fiat 600 0,..., pop.t. of ol llloet.h _ . by fa111ov1 flat 01141 1titl lownt in ptk.. Sup«b . opeoroting .c:o110111,-. U•dbody conmuctioft. Fwll watnlflty ond .a•y : · P'IY"''""- Nowh.,.• .a.. do.t ......,- dolkll IMQI ,-.... .._.. MI. ...,. Cll,lt • 600 0 . s.. lew ,_..... . . ~:. COULO IS NOT AS Ulffi' I �.t\ c I . • ""'''I "GETA ·- I US£ Uti W .Jib f M Xd .. !~'I:YIIl Bridal Shower Mainly About ··~· Is Given for People In • Mrs. Cleland Pcmeroy Mrs. Earl Cleland was Fred . k C ~yd re- ot honor at a bridal shower A2C enc · . turned to his base. Kmche 1oe, 25 Mich. Thurs~ay . after 8 days leave With hiS parents, Mr. BANK ter in the social room of the p Ch h t Ch . t A Bo d and oth· omeroy urc o rts. M W'll"am d 1 1 an rs.' Y pink, green and white color er relatives. . theme was carried out in the William C. Boyd of Washing- decorations. I ton, D. C. and aunt, Mrs .. ~la Games were played and prlzRipley of Letarl Falls VISit~ es awarded to Mrs. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Sewell, Mrt. Delores Clchmd 1 liam Boyd, R~k _St. . ·and Mrs. Betty Cowan. after Miss Anita H1ggms at Wesler- which the honored guest openville is the ~uest at her grand- ed her gifts. parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Refreshments were served by Drake, Rock Springs Road. the hosteises to those named Mrs. W. A. Morgan returned above and Mrs. Harold om111n, home Tuesday, after a ~evera! Mrs Denver Kapple Mrs. Leo days visit in Columbus w1th her Bry~n, Mrs. Wayne' Zircher daughter and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Evelyn Young. and Mrs. R. L. Golthardt, and Sending gifts were Mrs. son, Bruce. ert Garner, Mrs. Hazel ~urlon, Mrs. Mary Russell of Waver- Mrs. Julius Sauvage and Linda, )y visited Monday with her cou- Mrs. Greta Simpson, Mrs. sin, Mrs. Myrtle Long. Mrs. Mae Reitmire of New Blanche Cleland, Mrs. AUTO LOAN AND SAVEl" ) , Yes sir-forfast action, savings on over· all cost, and convenient budget-easy monthly payments, our bank auto loans are liard to beat! Come see .•• IIOIIIl ' ' Haven, W. Va. is Ute guest of her sister, Mrs. Susie Fischer, Morning Star. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Van Meter of Beverly were recent dilUler guests of her sisler, Mrs. SUsie Fischer. ' Your Savings Earn 4% Interest Welker. Mrs. Terry ""''nn, Mrs. Millon Roush, Miss Eliza- beth Duffy, Mrs. Conrad Ohlinger, Mrs. Melvin Smith and Barbara, Mrs. Bob Miller, Mrs. Walter Kennedy and B:ubara, Mrs. Charles Eskew and Janet . Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eggy of and Mrs. Tom Curlls. Belleview, Ky. left Tuesday. af1.5 Ler a several days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keiser, Min- POMEROY NATIONAL BANK er1:'vi!le. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Grueser of Pt. Pleasant, w. Va., Misses Lena and Thelma Grueser, Pomeroy, and Robert Slivers Jr. of Middlepurt, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Har· ry Keiser. Serving Meigs County for over 93 years RUTLAND POMEROY cently given by Mrs. A. L. Phelps Jr. and Mrs. Mary Slo- /nspectl'on Asked Tuesday, Chesler Council, Daughters of America, met in regular session Tuesday evening with 35 members present. Leda Mae Kraeuter, councilor, presided and opened the meeling in ritualistic form. He- Mrs. H. D. lhle and Mrs. Paul portod ill "'"" Letha Koblenlz Keiser ot Columbus were ov~r and Ethel Hart in Hospitals night guests Wednesday of Mr. a.nd Zoan Biggs. The commisand Mrs. Harry Keiser. .swn of Erma Cleland as Kenneth Shoemaker, Mi!lard uty was read. Ethel Bentz Shoemaker and Hubie McCreary named on the good of of Beaver Falls. Pa. were committee replacing Dorothy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lawson who has muved Davis, Mechanic St., over the It was voted to ask for lloliday weekend. speclion on Tuesday, Ocllob•" Larry Heines has; accepled J~. Jt was announced that employment as industrial engi- ~U'.thda~ of Glenna Hayes, , neer for the Kaiser Aluminum IS 1ll, Will be September 12 and I Company and began his duties members are asked to send her today. a card lo 6079 Taylor Road, ~ •-,·'iti>J?m/lf4tmMl!M¥..:n .. s.4JAl.!'AB,; Gahanna, Ohio. The good of ~ der committee announced a si- Member Federal Reserve System <' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CLEAR THE LOT a ~ Around And ~ About ~ ~ WHOLESALE PRICES PREVAIL AT METROPOLITAN MOTORS 1964 RAMBLER 161 4 Dr. Sto. Wagon Custom 330 Standard trans., on• owner, like new, IH it 1961 FORD VB Galtxit 2 Dr. Hardtop. Full power, It's thorp 1960 RAMBLER Ambo111dor Sto. Wagon. Full powor. It's cltan oncl solid, ono locol ownor 1959 CHEVROLET VI lol Air 4 Dr. Hordtop. G,..n ond whlttt, ciHn like now Middlervtrf fl"' Miss Karen McElhinny returned to Ohio University Septernber 5 to begin work on her master's degree after spending two weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ~cEihinny . Mr. and Mrs. McElhmny have re~ turned to Indiana where he is employed. Mr. and Mrs. George Cabeen of Columbus, visited T~;~::~:~~ in Middleport with her 1 , EVERY CAR & TRUCK ON SALE ,...- I; j Mr. and Mrs. ~'red \~~~ ( On Saturday Elberlelds Are Open Unti19 in the Do Your Giris Famdy Shopping Saturday See our special group of girls Soturdoy tho 11th Is tho lilt day of our fortable and easy to care for - $1.35 Stockings lor $J.09 a pair ond $1.65 Stockings It $J-29 • pair dresses - they're preHy, com· all the new fall styles, NEW ORLEANS (UPI)-:-The to teens and the hard to fit chubby girls. DISH CLOTHS Woven terry Dish Cloth• and multi colored Dish Cloths. Large Si2e. the busy Ready To Wear WOMENS COTTON SLACK BLOUSES · vicky raugnn ....... auclion lor the next meet· Practice on receiving nalion- ~I and state officers and · held ctl the next meeting. tion practice for inspection also the Booster meeting in vember will be held October The next meeting wiJI be Se~' i l tember 21 and quarterly days will be observed with potluck refreshments. BOYS "SPURS" Western Style Jeans Solid colors, Ioden green, black, wheat, faded blue. Sizes 6 to 18, made in a slim fit, taper leg, zipper fly, 100% cotton. sanforized shrunk. Siloo ' .. 12 \ Slus 14 .. 11 NEVER NEED IRONING MEN'S SLACKS Another llo Shlpmtnll Connon Fino Mudtn tnd pr. $195 1956 PONTIAC 2 Dr. Htrdtop. Llkt now In every _, 1956 OLDSMOBILE 4 Dr. Htrd Top 1955 CHRYSLER 2 Dr. Hardtop. full JIC'W" 1955 LINCOLN 4 Dr. Stdon. Full powor. A rHI car 1953 INTERNATIONAL 2 Ton Dump. Good old truck. Nlct dump bod 1952 IUIC:K Supor 2 Dr. Rlvorlt. Runs lint Flue f..W.. detaillog lo o classic shirt. A 651 Dacron• Polyester, 35$ .,._ drip-d<f, with Bennuda collar ODd roll- "'I lieeve&. Can be WOrD in 01' No .. white, &Oft -~~. rkb fashion shades ond deep dad: tones. Sizes 8 thru 18. Of course &'o a Shape)jl Ciassl<. $4.00 BAHR CLOTHIERS eBrown ePENNY LOAFERS - I l l ' Nil lo !lot "'illy ...... Yoo/,. wlth I,..,. Vlcily Ytot~Jo, with IIIIo -.lolf111 owi.. of holhor wool oad •rloo e BUCKLE LOAFERS ~lor,...., ROUSH'S SHOE STORE H. 2hd Avo. Middleport -OPEN TONIGHT • SEE US AT .... Elberfeldt W1rehou.. If PIUOW CASES eBiack W.N. La.,.. tqua,. fOliar, eQ conlrutin1 color IUede clotll ... pipl,._ Ckor, bluo or,..... 5 .. 15. Now Is the time for you to stop In and see this beautiful selection of Womens Dresses-on display in the busy Ready to Wear Department. Dresses you'll went to own whJ!n you see this outstanding group. The latest new"'fall styles, colors and falJ. rlcs, dressy and tailored styles. AU by top manufacturers. "Toni Todd" ''VIcky Voughn" "Bttty Hortford" "Hortfcrd Cloulca" "StocoyAmll'' "Btrkohlre" "Ltdy Lour•" "Goy Gibson" "Koy Windsor" "Non L•ll•" "Porkohlre" on White, Solid Colors, Stripes, Floral Patterns Mlchlnlc St,.... SPECIAL PURCHASE! TERRIFIC VALUE! BATH MATS Irregulars of well known brands of $2.99 to $6.91 ~~ . WHILE THEY WT •l" lllh 6:00 TO 8:00 Save Your Saleslips from ••• For Connnlenco of Cuatomoro ond $happen Farmers Bank &Savings Co. O. j Member FDIC l'omtroy -------- ' I llberfelds' . WORLD LINOlEUM and eiTALIAN LOAFERS Middleport, 0. Pomtroy, at the luy Your Now Connon Combopun Por<ole 1955 FORD VB 2 Dr. Folrlono. Rod oncl whitt METROPOLITAN MOTORS GOOD SPECIE - Here with Dr. Riley Is Henry Bahr, supervisor for the southern area fm· the Ohio Reclamation. This tree, elso planted in 1956 is a cottonwood, a good pulpwood specie. It is nearly 12 inches in diameter and is more than 40 feet taiL One row each of locust, •ycamore and cottonwood was planted alongside the Alder for comparison. Now lo tho Tlmo t. BED SHEm 1957 PONTIAt; 2 Dr. Stor Chltf Hordtop. Nico, Only _ $3-49 $4,95 1957 V. W. IHutlful whlto finish ALL CARS MUST BE SOLDI $2.98 Made of 85% cotton, 15% 400 nyl~n. Korotroa process makes permanent press. SIZes 29 to 42 waist measure and in your correct length. Choose &he beltless style, with full taper leg and no cuffs, or regular ivy model that has belt !bops and II cuffed. Solid colors, black, Ioden green, or black. 1957 RAMBLER Cuchom 4 Dr. Automotla nl~ SPORT SHIRTS $J.99 19571MPERIAL 4 Dr. Air conclltlontd. Full power, ll'o cltan ' MENS LONG SLEEVE $4,95 bus to Columbia, South Carolina. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Sharp and son, Ronnie of Reynolds- 1957 FORD VI Stotlon Wagon 2 Dr. Nico ' Beautiful gay printed polished cotton tailored blouse''• '!4 length roll sleeves, convertible collars, dyed to match our helanca strelch pants. Sizes 32 to 38. Campus and Mr. Wrangler Shirts that. never need ironing. Solid colors and .colorful pla1d patte~DJ­ Sizes Small (14-14~ medmm (15-J5'h) large (1616'hl and extra large (17-171'.). mg was held and will also 1957 OLDS Super 88 4 Dr. Hardtop. Full powtr I 15c GIRLS LOAFERS 1951 FORD VB 4 Dr. Station Wagon I Department. ,._otf. OAW~ 1o YAV4tl Betsy, in two weeks of wan- Louisiana was officially esti-r Louisiana was declared a dis- claimed at least 29 live:~~ in a a swift tour of ravaged New dering across the C~:~ribbean mated at $30..$40 million. aste.- area. meandering S-shaped path Orleans Friday wu visibl' Sea, the southern t1p of Flori- , Nobody had yet estimated . Besides the 19 dead in Louis- through Florida, across lhe shaken by the d ti ..... da, the upper Gulf of Mex1co the total damage. Pres1dent 1aua, 8 persons were dead and ,.. . . .. ! . evasta on CUM and Louisiana killed at least 30 Johnson made a quick tour of 3 missing in Florida and three uulf of MexJ~ mto loU1smna. 1the suffenng. Back in Washlnipersons and i11jured hundreds. shattered New Orleans Friday persons were killed in highway More were m1ssmg and feared ton, he threw the full weight ~ At least 10 persons were kil- night. Visibly shaken, he re- accidents on storm-swept high- dead and the injured number- the federal government into r• led in Looisiana and more turned lo Washington and ways in Arkansas. ed in the hundreds. The storm building ~sianl and t b 1 dead were expected to be found threw the full / weight of the 1 The two-week-old storm that also mauled Mississippi's Gulf. state was declared a major di• when the flood waters recede. government into the task of re- 1was born off the northeast Coast. Iaster area. Federal troop1 lbe damage to crops alone in building. I shoulder of South America PRESIDENT JOHNSON liN( from Ft. Polk moved in to belp. 1 1 1 Constitution See them all on displav in 1959 PLYMOUTH 4 Dr. VB, outo. trona. Cloon cor 1951 OLDS Super 81 4 Dr. Hardtop. Full power of !herr homes. CANNON ley visited with Mrs. Nellie Vale, a patient al Gallipolls Qinic. 1951 CHEVROLET 4 Dr. VB R&H, outo. trono. ramy remnants of Hurr1cane Betsy pushed into the Memphis; Tenn., art~a today. Four hundred miles to the south, where Betsy's devastation was wo~t, new floods drove more resute~ts of New Orleans out sizes from tots Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptonstall and family. Miss Mabel Hysell and Miss Mildred Hawley were in Gallipolis Wednesday where Miss Hysell underwent a checkup at Holzer Hospital and Miss Haw- 1959 RAMBLER 2 Dr. Sto, Wag. Just overhouled In fino ohope 1959 RAMBLER 4 Dr. Stdan, R&H. Overdrive. Complotoly ovorhoultd, rool economy cor By ROBERT SCHAEFER United Pre•• lnternaHooal colors and fabrics - They are .noving from Colum- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert I I VOL XVII Elberfelds In Pomeroy BERKSHIRE STOCKING SALE • ent~_ ne Dresses At burg visiled Sunday with his j I . at y ~ Porn,eroy . Coeds Admitted As Offenders Training Place • IS Topic for DAR � 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/. 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