http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1c881144c591c06719ce39dd254ec531.pdf 8d57d736f1e875dda54220fb568a9ee4 PDF Text Text l I • ' . • ' ' ' •• ).O.Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jaa. SO, n.VING WEST Mainly About People In Pomeroy Dinner Plans Completed by Loyal Angeletti, formerly ol " ,...oy and new employe4 ~ the Brush Biryllum Corp. ~reans Ill Cleveland, wm fly 1c C8111orat1 to attend a week long Plaru w..-e mado to oerve lymposlum on Metollurgy at for the bloodmobile unit In Paula June Elchlnger, daughVCLA. IDs wife will February when the ter of Mr. aod Mrs. Paul oy him. Class of the Eichinger. returned hom e = - - - -- ---I •Chtlfch of Christ met Tuesday t>Venin~ at the C'burch. Wednesday after u~l';;:~~:t ~rge Friday a'nd Saturday- Ellie felds in Pomeroy WOMINS • On The 2nd Floor - Terrific Velueal Sale NYLON RUGS Room Size 9 fOot by 12 focit Mr. und Mrs. George Gen- 4 foot by 6 foot - - - - - Sele $6.00 3 foot by 5 foot S1le $4.00 27 by 54 inches Sele $2.75 21 by 48 inches S.le $2.50 Mrs Gt'Orge Childs was dewtional leader. using as topic ~ ·'Moment by Moment" vi?nswood, W. Va .. spent Tue&o with scripture taken from R~ day wttb her sister, Mrs . Desmans and a reading on ·'Instant ~ie Patterson. Prayer " The meeting was ident. with Rev Fred Gardner ersburg. W. Va. · i the evening prayer. Miss Jean Casto of Columbus Durmg the busmess meeting 8 spent the weekend with her par· reporl of the sick was given e~ls, Mr. and . Mrs. Nathan which included Miss Frances ,Biggs and famdy · 1 Roger Walker returned home h Mr. Ed ward Evans 'Tusd Rous, f Ml M ' I Richard Pickens, Mrs. Don Rice ,' e . ay rom e gs emor1a William Reynolds , Mrs. '.Volfe, Hospital where he has b~n Real Sweet Gift Values! ('" A~ A V El Miss Mabel Hysrll and Mr s. a patient lor the past Ruth Gosney and Homer Jones, weeks dut to a motorcycle acwho were being released from CJdent. , . the hospital. Pl 8 ns were made Brad Teaford, s~~dent at RIO to ass1st in Lhe missionary pro- G~end~ College, VISited gram in the New England area. w1th has grandmother , Mrs. Twenty-four members and one ith !eaford and son, Cecil. g esl Martha McNeal were M•ss Lena Grueser spent Suns~rved a dessert course' by the da~ with M~. and_ Mrs. Harry hostesses. Mrs . George Child5~, Keiser of Mm~rs.vdle. t I Mrs. Kelly • and Mrs. Edgar AI- Mrs. Henry Retbel, Mrs. Thomas Cook and Mrs. Arnold I A PROOUCI Of au LAM en 'worth · · 'tors on Hayes were Ath ens VJSI Wednesday. Earl Kesterson of Wilmington visited Sunday with Mr . and Mrs. John Frick, R o c k Springs Road. first low-cost ,=..,·--, 1 Q!Lif!!i..ty watch I ~ Around And ~ , • f. ' About Middleport New Members Welcomed by Auxiliary Unit Mrs. Cora Stewart. Charleston, visited Tuesday with her brother, Homer Cook and Mrs. I Cook. . Terry Plcke~, son of Mr . and J Mrs. Larry ~1ckens, has been .4 returned. to ~Ls hom~ f~m Hoi· • zer hospital m Ga lhpohs where he had been a mediCal patient for several days. Barbara Jones , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones, is spendin g a rew days with frienrts in Columbus during the semester break at Ohio Uni- ''ISIIII:II· .. i -TANT •"'~ Twl) new members were comt'd when the American 1 ion Auxiliary or fi'e.me:y-Benr10ttj Post met Tuesday evening at the hall in Middleport. Mrs. AIbPrt Roush, president, was in charge. Letters of appreciation were read from veterans in several hospitals for the gifts and mnn· ey sent at Christiuas time. A donation was made to the March of Dimes and orders were made venlty. ror poppies for the annual poppy sale in May. Mr. and Mrs. Smart left Wed· Sevt•ral money making prl)- ne<;day for Plattsburg to see jects were dtscussed. The Amer1the1r new grandson. They will icanism chairman is to contact bring their grondchildren, Tom- the Middleport High School for my and Laura June to Middle-- candidates to be sent to Girls port for several days visit. Mrs. State Notes of sympathy were Smart will return to Plat~bu~g sent to the Lyons, Chambers, over the weekend and asstst m McCumber, Ratliffe families Ute care of her daughter and to Mrs E. R. Neff, who ,.,;d-. new son. at 89·10-3> Th Ave., . Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Ward Heights. 72, New York. Mr: Earl j and son, Richard and daughter, Neff, a former Middleport ,.,;.I• ~-.i:-: .11 1Mary Lou, Ravenswood, W. Va. dent, recently passed away. were Sunday guests of Mrs. Members who are · . ,Ward's , mother, Mrs. James include Mrs. Don Rice, Meigs Murra}, Gran t-St. Memorial and Mrs. Zella ~""'• 11• Gallipolis Medical Center. The traveling prize, donated by Mrs. ANNOUNCE BIRTH William Robson, was awarded The Rev. and Mrs. George to M". Albert Roush. RefreshSiddall, Plattsburg, 0 ., are an- ments of pie and 1ce crerm were nouneing the birth of 8 !on, served at the close of the meet· Tuesday evening, January 28, 1 ing. at a Springfield hospital baby, weighing 8 pound!> and 6 ounces, has been named Tim· othy Paul. The couple are the parents 9{ two other children, JEWELRY STORE Tommy, 4~ years old, and Pomeroy Laura June, 3. Mrs. Siddall is Court St. GOESSLER the former Jean Smart. Grand- .,.,_,ca... a,sta~- 010n;own B•• lnt.et.' 1 Cadette Girl Scout Troop 245 parents are Mr. and Mrs. Geor- are taking a course In cooking ge Siddall, Sr., of Hyannis Port , the Ohio Fuel Gas Company Mass ., and Mr. and Mrs. Paul office with Betty Newton as inSmart, Middleport. John F. Kennedy Records Washable cotton blouses. Solids and prints. sleeves and roll up sleeves. Regulor $2.95 Girls Blouses - - - - - Solo Rogular $1.95 Girls Blouses - - - - Solo Solo Rogulor $1.69 Girls Blouaos $1.50 $1.25 $1 .00 The course will consist of lesSons and the knowledge first class was held Tuesday from 4. 5:15 p. m. and wm be held each Wednesday in the IIft1ture , with the last to be an evening arrair with parents invited. Girls taking the course are GIRLS GIRLS SLACKS Regular 55.95 Girls Sleeks _ _ Safe $1.50 Regulor $1 .95 Girls Slacks _ _ Solo $1.25 Regular $1.39 Girls Sleeks _ Sale $1.00 RAINCOATS I bls speeches ela Crew, Sally Glohokar, Mary 1 45 RPM, 49c 33'4 RPM, 99c John F. Kennedy end His F1mily IN PICTURES- BY LOOK MAGAZINE Also John F. Kennedy Picture in Color. lOc KEY CHAINS WITH KENNEDY EMBLEM Popular& West~rn Record 45 RPM coMPATIBL~1 49c Other 33'4 RPM RECORDS _ _ _ 99c POMEROY Ou.t-o/-To"'n Guest• Here for Funeral Out - of - town guests here for the funeral service of the I lat. Mrs. Sally McCormack held POMEROY-MIQOI.EPORT, OHp_. Pair ·Accused In Robberies '-' 'I~ • ,, BLUE BELL UNIFORM WORK JACKETS ' Full zipper front. Slash pockMs and a zipper clgarette or pencil pocket. Full quilted nylon lining . . Completely washable. Colors to match the uni· forms. HALF SLIPS Regular $5.95 Girls Raincoalt _ Solo $3.00 Blaek, red Regulsr $3.95 Girls from. l'<oincO<ito _ Solo $2.00 urn, Jaroge and extra large Men Like Theso Comfortable . Blue Bell Coveralls and In Fisher Cloth. Two-way zipper [root. Bi-Swlng back for more freedom . Plenty of pockets (9 in 1.1.4· Sizes 36 to 50. white. Sires small, med· SALE $1.69 DIAPER SETS A beautiful selection of Womens Dresses including arne! jerseys and easy to care cottons. Beautiful new spring styles and patterns. Your choice of misses sizes and half sizes. · A new shipment of Cutler Sins 6 to 18 yoors diaper sets for boys and Shon SIHve Knit Shins For Boys girl s. Several styles and colors to choose extra large sites. Sale! Womens Slacks Final Clearance Womens Wool Slacks Salo Regular $10.95 Womens Slac~s Regular $8.95 Womens Slacks Sole Regular $7.9S Womons Sleeks _ _ Sole Rosular $5.95 Womens Slacks Sale Solo Regular $3.95 Womens Slacks Sale Regular $2.95 Womon1 Sleeks Rogulor $1.95 Womono Slacks Solo $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $3.00 $2.50 $1.50 $1.00 GIRLS GIBBS MESH PANTIES Fo' men in sizes Small (14-14'AI), Medium (15-15'12), Large (16-16'hl. Extra Large (17-171,1,). A Spoelol Purcho11 of $2.95 100% cotton Peek·A-Boo mesh pQsy pants. Shrink resistant and comfortable fit. Double reinforced crotch. Size 2 thru 16. White and pastels. Long Sleeve Shir!s Woven ginghams and other fine fabrics $1,95 o pair ' Full Womons 59c Soft orion 3 .Piece Bootee Sets - Sweater, bootees and hat in white and pastel colors Attractively gift $1.00 Many styles to choose from In this group of Womens Wash Dresses. Zipper and button front styles, assorted polka dots, porals, checks, plaids and paisleys. Mls- SIHS 14 to 20 Holf Sla.. 14112 to 22'12 Soft blue. Sires tmal.l, medium 11.nd laree. $3.95 ' and Shawls. fluffy -.- S. · end Fringed rayon rugs - Tree bark pattern. Washable wttb akid rtsistant backing. Decorator colors: Dark' . B~~WJ!I, . Toast, U1ac, Antique Gold, Burnt Orange, Role Rose Red, Yellow, Forest Green, Grey, Pumpkin, Blue, Turquoise, Sea Green. Tangerine, Whittl, • Ion match in aU sizes. ' 24" K J6" Stripes - $1-0o•" . 3 .,-1,. for Sizeo to 9¥1 In tljli sole. NECKTIES Welt'lnlown brand Whlto Thoy $1 .00 Womens Winter ·Skirts ' lrregulsto bagged - Throw type and full 1ize1, twin $5.9_9 ' Lilt . .. $7.95 ' k fio.....J. ,l..------'----;--.,.;..-.-...,.._4-'-..,...·~ · --l .,, .I , .. Ta • A.vantage Of The Sale Prices At ' · ·, ' Heavy weight all cotton blanket with 6" ayloo yt- , in binding. Completely machine washable and dr)'; . .. able. Preshrunk, lint free, co~or fast. 72"x90". Colors, White, Burnt Orange, Pjnk,_Gold, Beige. ·. . Mono $1.50 ond ,2.50 • of hlghe. pr;eed Sprtlds. These spread• are polJ SHghtly THERMAL BLANKET,$ ,,.,., Fino! Clearance ' Wonderful Voluel "Air Wesve'' . · Up •3.95 IEDSP~~ADS 39c yd. CREW SOCKS 92 IO 48. Dots baby designs on white background. 36 ·. tJieh width. Iars .White Cotton X JC SALE I Morflrt JonH . Good .qu~llty, . attractive patterns, all colors. Florala - lenif.h cawn• and tleep- . ooato by K&ts. Paatel eol• 3' 4' Outing Flannel Cowboy - and cotton bblend waltz 5' siu --~--- $4.95 6' sl1e ---·~-· $7.•9 24".x 70,. Runner• ~---- - $3.69 $1.95 PINTID month&. 10 months to 18. months. Pink, maize, red, aqua and whlte. , Ill• ~~~~-~ 27" x 41" stu ~~~-~ ~ $2.95 GOWNS and SLEEPCOATS R-ulor $10.9$ wo....., Sklrh - - - - - ' - ' - $6.00 -.· Rogulor $8.95 WDIIMns Skim h'- $4.00 Rogulor $7.95 Wolnllnl Skirts .Solo $4.00 Rogulor $5.95 Womem Skirts Solo $3.00 Rogulor $4.95 Women• SkirtS •••• $2.0o $3.95 each ''RIPPLE-0'' THROW RUGS $3.95 One piece sleep and play Jets of 10ft stretch terr y by Cutlet\ Featuring the amazing new nylon :zt~ · per. Sizes birth 'to 9 WOMINS on. Slzeo ing. to size. orion Infant Stretches ·Sleep &. Play Set Solo $20.00 Solo $11.00 Solo $12.00 Solo $10.00 · F;aty to care for daeron Foam rubber with striped percale cover. Zipper clos- Attractlv,Iy &ift ~.95 All Weather Coats Dacron and cotton blend baby doll pajamas bY Katz, Embroidery trimned. Pastel colon! of pink, green, maize and INFANTS SHAWLS' ly bag . Resilient, washable, odorless and non allergic. Easy to cut with &hears. Priced aecoNiing tiful eotton flonl patter1l covering in rose or blue. boxed. White only, · Salol Wornens PAJAMAS Dacron pillows with1J;iea1l· Individual1y packed in po- $2.95 Wash Dresses Sale $2.00 Women1 Btby Doll BED PILLOWS REMNANTS 1.95 2.95 3.95 $29.50 Womens All We~~ther Cotts $25.00 Womehs All Wuther Cuts $19.50 Womenl All WHther C01h $16;50 Womena All We..,._ C01t1 Alle111Y Free-Odorte.. Foam Rubber boxed. Revular Rqultr Regultr Reguln Quality It's a gym bag. A carry all - a sports bag and a sch~l bag. Heavy duty canvas and vinyl bae with waterproof rubber backing. Fun top zipper. Bluf! with black. Brown with tan. INFANTS BOOTEE SETS Acetate runproof tricot panties by Phil Maid. F)Jll cut. Elastic leg and band leg brief styles. White and stripes and floral prints. Sizes 5, 6, 7 and 8. pllr'l ' Cut-~ull 16" ZIPPER BAGS ........ -.-- · $1.69' RAYON PANTIES 2 iH ,, $1.95 " $2.98 69( , This is a special "E.arly Bird" "Purchase. Excellent ' shirts for School or Play. Many styles and colo~ combinations. from . Small, medium, larae and / upermarket Twist Adder!J Johnson's Farm Approach. And tho oomo Covorollln dark grey covort for 4.95 INFANTS New Spring Dresses $5.95 , $5,95 SN The Ouhtanding Selectiqn of Women• ' Tuesday afternoon were Mrs. Cora Stewart, Charleston, W. Va.; Mr. aod Mrs. L. C. Cornwell aod son, Tom and Mr. and Mrs. Murl Jackson ol Columbus. Services were conducted at the Rawlings - Coats Funeral home with Mrs. Carl Arnott of Pt. Pleasant in charge of Christian Scienc• rites. Pallbearers were Eric Chambers, Heney Ctstworthy, Lewil Long and ,.._M_• .4,.. • pair Top Quality ond Value In- These DacrQn blend and nylon h'alf slipo by Phil Maid. Several styles to choose Boyer, Phyllis Blazewiez, Pam- K. Hennessy, Linda Warner, Darlene Chafin and Unda WebI rung. They are accompanied by lheir leaders. Mrs. Sellm B1&7.&wicz and Mrs. Phil Globokar. .,.,_ r• r.! .~.;.• .., Dl rr.. WOMEN$ $1.95 Patsy Ash, Linda Ash, Brenda Recordlngs of excerpts of a1 y . SALE I IIgllioe'd will go toward t h e aod hostess badges. The ' • pair 1 One Size Orion Socks Rubberized lined, water repelient tapestry shoe and boot totes with out~ide zipper poekket. Assorted prints. Short 1111r..ally. \ 4 In white and solid colors. 75% high bulk orion and 25% nylon Sale! Girls Blouses ....... NO. 244 Boys Comfortoble, Long Wearing 69c ~ • I TAPESTRY SHOE TOTES .......... • ·I ' See all the Mens and Womens and Girls Adlers on the tnaln floor. $2.95 A Group of Womens Regul1r Girl Scouts Are Studying Culinary Arts $100- Nylon 1ull Ie.ngtb nlgbt gowns witb embrold· ery and lace trim. Short sleeve and sleeveless styles. Sizes 32 to 46. Pink, blue, apricot and maize. • J&Calloe~ guaranteed White, DO% Iambs wool, 10% nylon, again,st shrinkage. Sizes 9'AI to 13. NOW ' JOU KNOW .. ·r, 'lite .........,. .. lloo ... .Mens Adlers ·SC Socks Phil Maid GOWNS surgery at Children's a! and is convalescing nle<ely. Mrs. A. E. Lincincome of ed by Mrs. Marvin Kelly , pres- heimer visited Tuesdav tn Pa'rk- ., 1 El'berfel~s :~~·m=~looB~~~_eeme_"a'lt~R~og~u~li;r~$3~.9~5~W~o;me~;m~S~Iil~rt~•~;;'i~S.~I•~~~!III!;~~:·:·: ::~- . .' .- . . ' ' , ·, ~- .. • 1n- ~· . �• . • \ • \I r \ • ATINO IDITOR!AllY • The Latest Word on Dlsarmatnent ' H·: -:. ThP Daily !fipntinel Mountains Have 'em, Too ! ·?':; and those which don't. Certain football t•ams have displayed a victOrY aap. the cap. Some of ua kDow too well that there lVt'.W• bav~ th-.milisile I•P · We have the is a salary sap, a bud&et sap and even a ....ployment sap. Pre•ident Johnson has jjld told eoJ\IfeU abOUt the ~apaclty cuh-ln-pockot sap. It's no wonder all thla l11ve1 111 cap'liP· . . . . Jog. L <Th•te It Jbe brain sap between com· munlttu which land bll research money ' . I! . HeleiJ- Help Us! l>- U It no seeret that this Is tlie age of .............. ' . '. -- .. .... ' " ' ' \ .• 'I ' I ., •• • .. ' ' t . ·' , • _Sentinel Church News - ' Voice of Broadway .•• reporting ly DOitOTHY KILOALLIN . A SOY.AND HIS ,IBBDIS ..,._ .- . -- ~ . . . In<. · ~J;r,v.. . ,. . S1111do7 Pl&lma Tuudq · W•dneodaJ Iooiah .Motthew 42:1-10 17:1-11 16:1-J '.tf. RAWUNGS & SONS CO. IlM~Part-Lincel'-Dodre 'l'rucb .. . 1!1-1\i? r l~·.::· ,£_. ,.l ·J.·. ~ . . . ' • .• .. ~ ·.:!()H!O VALlEY BAKING CO. ·.)1 : •· ·• •. . l:.. f ·. • . • • .,. ··: . ,' : il*on-<~1 Hollo""' Bretd ~ l ' The Church 01 Your Chcl.. Ml4dleporl FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES Member rrD Greenhouoe WY 2-8931 . .. ' .... ~ J -· ~ Att~nd WY 2-3284 . M'lddllport --=·r~ · ~- GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. •• ~;. ... '. ( · ~. :POlf\fROY FLOWER SHOP' l ·i~PL11 i h'!llloweroFor.AIJ ''· j o.,..stooo" ~- · ' .. • C... Butteroot a. w..Malo ~ WoY~~ Pomer07 ... I . LOGAN MONUMENT ~CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY Near Pomeroy·llasoD··Brldi:e ·wv 2-2588 Llo L. Vaughan, Mgr, CRO¥rS STEAK HQUSE .' -~ :·.~fOREMAN -" •ill WY 2-2844 • . & ABBOTT I Pomeroy, Ohio ] ' ,,,_,,.•/ '' ~ l'umltUr. at Lower Prkeo ,.: ', • 'f I ""i , t-1< . ; •• •:.&-. 'l. :J ' ;l, I I lli~port: STARKS DRUGS .~:'UNITED STEEL WORKERS ·':".': OF AMERICA ' Loool Qolon 11868 IlaveiiiWood, W: VL I ,... . '", ' .· . V. D. EDWARDS . INSURANCE' AGENCY ~~'JC, ! ......d Pomeroy :.- ., · WY"I •Z440 ,,. ....... .; -A. ., I ' ' "' t.l''·' i~ . :f •.•' So 11-te SECOND s~E 'TURNS OFF- POIDONJ' CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK "'lbo l'rlendl)o Bont• Middleport, Oblo Depootta Inoured bJ r.o.t.c. SWISHER & LOHSE . REXAiJ. DRUGS We FlU All Doc:lon PreiCl'iplloDO ~ ~UEVING .: . .:.• · · "WALGREEN AGENCY" • GOAL COMPANY • I ' ~ ID 1904 ,Welt.Col11111bla. w·. VL PJI. Huon·SP ~93· . I WY 2-29M p~ . ' WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING, 6 BEATING · ItO LIDcolo St .WY .z.aao lollddliPQft 1HE !>LASTING TNIN(>, 1HE SILENCE WAKES UP 6ULLY SOY.... . KAUTZ FEED STORE Our Aim .1.1 To liallltJ WAASSA IIG tOEA?I Cheater, Ohio PUT IT ON!I TMA'T'S AN RUTLAND DEPT. STORE, INC. ANY1HING l WANT TO SEE YOU SHUT OFF! OROi.R/1 , -.... I'II.IIIINlU <Clonr B:aem l!cFeol . Dt7 Goods, NotiODo; Sll* 111111-Giotbbll . Ml~l ·~- St. Paul's cor.~ &Soeo..t si. -l~~D I- ·~ �J \' ) Rio Grande Notches Fourth Stfaight RJo Grande College extended·1!n 11 games, for an averaae ot 1 Coach Art Lanham's team its winning st.reak to to u r 23 per auting. good enough to 1won its seventh game in the stle'IKht games Thursday n1ght I maintain his ranking a~ the 1last eight outings after break· at ~campbellsville, Ky . where I nallon 's third leading reboond· ing out o1 a 4-4 tie •arly in J,rd, fine 6-2 Don Morris, drove in for a lay-up and was fouled just as the final buzzer sounded. He added his charity !My outlasted lhe host Camp- ler in small coll•ge cotnpetltlon. the conte~t and maintaining a toss to ron.plete the three-point bel!Sville Tigers lltHS with a I · Sensational outside shootlflg seven to IO.point Ieqd through- play to narrow the final lllllrgin wliJ..balanced scoring attack 1by junior guard Steve Gi!more out the game. to four points. ani continued sensalional re- I of Ashland, Ky. paced the Red- At the halftime break, the The losers sported the game's botJitding bv sophomore p a u t lmen In Thursday's victory. Hit- Redmen were out front 40-33. top score1 in ~5 Bob Payne, Dillon. · ling on jump shots from 20--25 This seven point lead .!ltood who nette<: 19 points whit Mor· \)illoo , the 6-3 graduate of reet, Gilmore tallied 17 point• up lor almost 17 minates when 1ris took runner up honors with Southweslern high school, swept I to top th• wmners. the Ga!Ua qumtet spurted to a 15. 3l;i-ebounds oil the boards and I He had line help from Dillon Tl-67 lead with about three NeUber team had a great scored~ points as the Redmen with 15. and from freshman minutes showing on the clock. shootmg night as the statistics raJsed their s eason mark to 9-5. 1Sharon (iregory and junior Don With just nine seconds re- show Rio Grande connecting on The big tiS· pound pivot-man 1Mark> wilh 12 and 11 points mainlng, Rio Grande held an 32 of 84 shots lor 38 percent has npw garnered 328 rebounds respectively. IIID-73 lead, but Campbellsville's . while CampbellsviUe made good 15 I I 11 d B lk I I Boys Honored ? '"l· I I i sea- l • · ~ IAthens -' SH I RT'"'r' 0 jll 'd(. lfl • the • running. • I North; Gllilla Is a .sure bet t • capture ibt seventh conference win in el•ht •tarts at Hannan • Trace torfg·:ht. Easte , rn needs a • . would be left in FINIS'HING . .. . 11 ·. ~· Shirts wub~il b.. ""' "-' "!'.' • '1. ·: ,{•;.~, • beau"'uUy fl-' ..,. "' a, nd Coa1ton at Eastern should Coalton squad in order to rt- • 25 w- l>o;• . Jl . . 1 t-o / ; t' • ROBINSON'S ShaDkT0 F'}} e to For Clerk of. i I • "' er arch-rival Jackson in order remain · in contention for courtsp . •• :R!tme • b th t th SEOAL d SVAC t onlght · . e e op games m . e . . an main in cootention for the SV- • (tOch With the champtonshtps m both leagues practically AC title This game is schedul8 wrapped up by Athens and North Gatlia, the ••a1so-rans" ed at E~ster-11 will continue to battle for runnerup positions. Proba.bly th~ closest game in • . . • Claaneat -r • • Wellston need• a trtu~ph ov· the SVAC tonight will be .hJP.• Creek where the Bob· host Southwestern. The second-place honors. The Gold· Highlanders have never lost a en Rockets have lost 13 of their last 14 games with the lrO!l> t s , I I THROUGHOUT THE STORE I i>umpe<t NOW HAS DURING OUR SA~~-,? CLEARANCE . .·11 ·_, Of Winter Merchandiie':. '' \. Bahr '"1 FOR AS LONG AS YOU OWN THE CAR RAWLINGS J.[\._ .. .·~ ALIFETIME GUARANTEE PLAN ON ALL USED CARS ... FROM - I Mikel .• . ---------- IN TOP QUALITY Clothiets~v INVESTIGATE THIS PLAN! ·<"J I~ .DON'T BUY ANY CAR "Clothing For Men & Women" MIDDLEPOJlT, 0. WITHOUT PROTECTION "· !' Runners set Goa Supon I e 4 Door Sedan - 6 cyl·. Automatic trant. RldiJ and beetec. New ear trade-in, e BLAETTNAR'S BETtER BUYS \ 61 Dodge J8 - -- - s1395 . . 1. S1295 60 Fury - -~- • • - •. . Phoenix. 4 dr. Se~. Pnly 36,269 careful nules. Power steering .. AIIlll. shift. Like new Notes 1 1 Plymouth VB. 4 dr. Sedan. Power Steering, Automatic shift. Veey low mileage. Extra sharp · 62 Buick -. ~- -. . .s2395 lnvicta Sta. Wagon. Ver\. low mileage. ~clition. FuUy equipped ' f .,. New York ... !3 ROOMS New Furniture .. ~;ONLY ·'2CJ9 $30.00 Dow~l1l1nce on Certvflnlent f•rms MASQN WASHINGTON (UP]) -Hayden Buckley hu returned to George Washington University as a ba~ld ooacll. Buckley left the Colonial campus In 1960 to . accop( a post as: ~:~:~~~~~~ football coach at the U of Virginia. SETS DATE . INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) -R a c e w a y Par~ Preoident ThOmas Blllford amounced ~~;·s::,~ that the Grand II of lhe United States auto II rllct wiU lie llelcl ller4 OD Oel . ' ~·l- ')',i i ' Offer Go9Cf Thru FebtP!!!Y.:~i11yl · • " . ' "IBQ •, NO·LIMIT · • ' • I~~ ~ . 58 Pontiac . -. . -. -s395 I~ -J'fbr:t.,. ' r BoAa·HAz·altli ·~ au·aaaata; .· •< , •. ..... , ). ' Super C!Jief. 2 dr. Hard Top. Original black' finish Uke new. One local owner. 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One owner. 54 Pontile 2 Dr. 8 cyl. _ 1959 Plymouth - - $1095 1958 Dodge -- • $14.16 month Standard Trans. R&H. 12 Payments, 4 Door Sedan VB. Automatic t.rana. Power steering, radio and heater. 56 Oldsmobile 2 Door - - - - $495 $CJ95 Auto. trans . R&H . Fender Skirts. 4 Door Sedan - V8. Radio and beater. Power Jteering and brakes, automatic trllll8. Engine reconditioned, 56 Dodge 2 Dr. Hardtop_ Just $100 down Auto . trans. R&H. Red and white -- - - _$395 1957 Chevrolet I ' Door Station W&IJOD. Radio and heater. Auto. trana. 1956Ford '• I Door Sedan - LIFmME GUARANTEE PLAN Certificete Issued With C•r V8. Slonda<d lnno. Radio and heater. At Time Of S1le. Visit Our Lot Now! 1955 Chrysler - • - $495 2 Door Hard Top. Automatic trln1. Power ateerinc, hdJo ond boater, )ladY. lood. Good tlreo. · : I Open Eveni. . : ::~1 C:: ~ P.M. sedan. Original light green ' flnlsb • . · _ -., " . ' ' MSROPOLITANI- MOtORS.· ~ II FURNITURE CO. c ·-·SPECIA.LI·----. ' Like new 59 ford--·~··- .s1195 ··e .. ·"···!I i II \ $995 Heater, Lifetime guarantee plan. heater. Bucket seats.• WHEEL ALIGNMENT Clothing House • NOW 58 Opel 2 Dr. 4 cyl. _ __ $695 $1795 Lancer 2 Door Hard Top. Automatic b'aM. Radio and if"'""....... untain Greenery ... -- 1962 Dodge WAS All power. Local owner. Lifetime g-uarantee p1aa. 4 I ( 58 DeSot1 4 Dr. - -· _ _ $1595 1962 Dodge • • Lancer Dooc Sedan. Standard trans. Radio and heater. l.EWI5 REPAIR SERVICE I SEE US TODAY! 1963 Dodge - - - $2395 22 New RecordS • . ··· ·· • win aga~J>st an unpredictable • w.ellston Jackson at w. ; .' • j: I . I Rl.l!Y• . Cagers Take 45 26 v· ,, 0 ., Jan •. 11, 111M p•.11. G'E I '. 1 t "f. ' , Pomeroy-Mld4Jeport, ·The Daily deal with CincinnatL men. J:,..l;o,vear Bob Bailey, a 21). OS Jackson Is currenlly resting in year-u:<i who received the highhe OAL 1h est uonus in big league history ketbali team snapped a rour· s.cott Shank 9H · Locust-s! third place in t E wt ' h ' a 6-4 mark, Wellston is fourth (ali f'qimnted $200,000), took .. I gam~ losing streak at Pt. PleasMiddleport, has announced e . 5-5 d tlrird baSP after Don Hoak iddl ant Thursday aflernoon but will be a Republican candidate with • recor · w · peddle<i lo Ph iladelphia . I EM~,mbersd olblhek tMb 11 etport l the elghlh graders conllnued I in the Meigs County Clerk of Second-place Nelsonville Is . 1 tgr•, gra e as e a earn . C 1. · th M ••h · and. baited on!~· .229 l~ 154 who recently won the champion- !on the skids by taking It on ; ours race m e ay ~ prt- at Logan where the Greyhounds gai\Jes as Pttl sburgh slid to 1 ship Big B~nd Tourney al Porn- Ithe chin, 40-32, 1 • IClOrV I' mary. . hope to reboond aftor suffering tigllth . . eroy were honore-d at an as.. The seventh grade qulntet ev- 1 J For the past five years Mr. a 73·53 no~league loss at t~e iy·ee~(' . who f~gun:·s 1 add ·!'iemblr program Thursday in ened it! season record at 4-4 by ! Rutland Jr. High basketball ' Shank has. been a patrolman hands o: Ames-Berne last Sate punch to PJtlsburgh s ree- j UJe Middleport High School •lopping the. Little Blacks, 34- 1players defeated Salisbury I with t he Middleport Police De- urday mght. NHS ls 8-2 In th,e 1 2~. Greg Smith's 15 pomts led Eighth Grade 45-26 Thursday I partment._ . , bl ' nllark , has bl!'er, racked ' auditorium. league, Logan ls 3-7. L Wt injuries since the 19~1 I Gallipolis' attack. Rlck Mos- . night at Rutland with Gary Before JOining the Middleport soli. when he pla_ved a btg part The assembly opened w1th ,Jey had eight, Tom SJ)PnC4"r to- , Drenner, nifty little guard, lead- foree he was on the pollee , In other SEOAL games to tn 't ·~nnant drive · I the pledge to the flag led by Ita led seven. p arks pum ped 1n I mg . . Is. department mght, ·r. tho J Reds' · I'' aII scorers wt'th 12 pom . or Hun·tcane, · hAthensr will seek · Its lllh · t 1 1 Two \'tan ago he missed most Margie Harris and J o h n Ev~ ' . h 1 the 1 H lit' f Va He IS a member of the stratg t con erence wm agams • ... . . . . · .. , e1g t or osers. a 1me score was 2~ 13 or M ·. G 11 . Ch t f tb k t Pome oy 12-ll) oft ·' thl" sea son w1th a brokf'n ans, w1th Alfred Scarberry, Jr. The seventh trailed 7.r; l6-ll the winners who pulled away etgs a ta ap er o no se ac s a r lt". and Ja~t ypar had his high school principal, in charge. and 25.22 before coming ' fro~ 1steadily i~ the final half. the Fraternal ~rder of Pollee. 8 w t broken. . ; Mrs. Clarence Lacey music 1behind in the final period, Chuck Jjartels led Salisbury ndShanhk and htsh wife,ll Eedth~l. BEGIN SUSPENSIONS 1 a ,, k Sanfc.-rd who fmled to ' PI t' · t der · t k 'lh 10 a t ree sons ave v m 1 Pt • ' instructor led the sludents in · easan s elg11 gra s pom rna ers WI • M'ddl t t th t II ARCADIA calif (UPI) 1 epor or e pas rJalr. hb 1962 form Ia~! sea· 'f hool son s ·avenged an earller season deOther 'score111 Rutland Leroy years. • · - · s &: nd slipped 1o a 16-13 won- a groupo sc g. ]teat at the hands of the local Welsh 9-. ·Roge; Black 6.~e previously lived ln the Ra-- i Three jockeys at Santa Anita ' lo . . rt>rord. ca~e to _terms with , Frank ~schleman. who eoac~ eisht graders as a 6-2 lad by Martin 6, Tommy Hall 6, Rod cme area. : begin s u _s pensions Satur. day rangmg from ~~e to 10 th 1 Sart Franctsco G1ants for a ed the Eighth grade , boys m the name of Mike Marnhout, Davi~ 4 and Danny Hofton 2 "shgLt cut ." Sanford, who was their basketball games, pre. I who didn'l play the first time lfor Salisbury, given to Salis- RESCIND SUSPENSION days lor careless ndmg. The 24-7 io the Giants' pennant-win· sented individual !rophie• to Ithese 1,..0 clulja . mel,, buey). NEW YORK (UPI,> - A fine track's boa r d of .stewards · , including 16 st raight three of the boys who were in 11 point8 _ i7 in the· firSt For Salisbury, Jack and suspension levted agamst cracked down on Riy York and Is believed. to . be re- named ·.'.!'•JDilerii. p( Ill& Ali- al,f. . "' • • lff1 , • , s, Larry Walk~r 5, trainer-driver John Ch~pman of Frank Costa for live .Wys and •1::~ In the vJctmty of Tourney teain lh<'itim'ni"'sern- The iett VlrglriiaM led !:H bott 2. Bob Burdette 2. Hamburg, N.Y., has been handed Danny Manzella a If). $: . ard Lyons, Mike Evans and 30-20 . 13-29 at the quarter~ next game will be Feb 8 :(cinded by the New York day suspension for infractions Cardmals and Baltimore Mark TannehilL He also pre- marks. The'· tos~ left GallipoliS' 1 Bradbury, · ing Commission. Chapman, wa~ observed during Wednesday's r:;~~~both signed rookies in sented individual medals 8 n d~eighth with I 4-4 season record. ! penalized after a ••doping' Jn- raclng program. · nu mbers, with the certificates to all members or . Lar Mitchell's 1.5 2Q!pt. "'.. vestJgatlon at Roosevelt Race-1.-iiiii'"-'-'"-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii"' . Inking four and Balti+ ' the team including the three ed Galffi.Po1i5. j'fni Gtlmor~d Hlltfcmal Bask~thalf A.tsociatten 1 w.ay, but was cleared when an three, / boys mentioned above and six By Unlttd Prtss l atde confessed. only one ot the St. Louis , Jim Conde, Bill Swan, B I II Monday, the Gallipolis sevEutem Division CHIEFS SIGN TWO ~1---"-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-. 1 Hackett, Jeff Boggs, Art Case!. enth _ eighlh grade teams jourW L ·Pet. 1 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Chuck Mullen, Jerry Davenport , ney ~ Pomeroy· i Boston · Donald W1ihams, a center, and 35 13 Mike Gress. Bill Haptoostall, · , Cincinnati halfback lij8dore Haynes of 34 19 Barry HoiiJs and manager, Bob Philadelphia Grambimg College (La.) have 23 27 RJce. New York 17 40 .298 been signed ~s free agent! Coach Eschleman gave a talk Wetler.a Division the K~nsa~ Ctty Chiefs of the and presented Mr. L. W. Me· ·~ WL Amerlean Football Com>s. school superintendent Los Angeles 31 . . wilh the team trophy which he 1 San Francisco 29 23 Lewis Rep1ir Service accepted on behalf of the St. Louis 30 24 -FORschool. The trophy wtll be Baltimore 2t 29 · placed In the trophy case In , Detroit 13 36 HEATING Ihe school hall . NEW YORK (UPI) - Tom 1 Thnnday's Results PLUMBING O'Hara. the jocky..sized miler Baltimore 107 Los Angeles 89 · from Chicago, and Canada's Cincinnati 133 New York liD • ROOFING Btl! Crothers today revealed Detroit 109 San Francisco 100 Rrown i\1av Rl'et'ive their newest targels in (Only games scheduled) $50,000 Next Year wake of record-breaking perFriday's Gamel LOS ANGELES IUPil - H I formances In New York's first Philadelphia at Boston WY 2·2374 Fullback Jim Brown md~r meet of the season. Baltimore vs. Cln. at Dayton 134 Mill St. Middleport 0 Hara broke his own . is as effective at the contract (Only games· scheduled) Iable as he Is on the playing maker Mile record With a iiiiiiiiii'""iiiii'""iiiii....:i ' neld , he may return next year clockl~g of 4·00.8 ~d Crothers -----'------"""-------. I· a ~ the highest paid player In established ~n Arnertcan lnd•oor ll I the history of professional foot· mark of 1:50 for the 880-yard Iball. run Thursday night in the Mill' rose Games before a turnaway pert-nnlal favorite, th., : Brown, whose spectacular crowd of 16,004 at Madison 1 ered paislt-y print. 0.5% :style gave him a record 1,863 Square Garden. Qacron« Polye~ter, 350::: Cotton. in rushing last year .. and Both athletes were surprised l lfas pert P~ter P~n collar, .loll-up slet>ves and can be worn IIhrelpt·<i boost Cleveland's attend· when their clockings were an· jg or out. In soft Cold, Green. anre lo the !}est In the National nounced.. llue or Pink. SiZes 8 throu).!h 18. Football League, indicated "I just waotec;l to do ot:04," .\Dother Simply BJ.auLiful Shirt Thursday he would be looking said O'Hara, who ran the last 11,- Shapely Clas.ic. $4.98 for a healthy raise. quarter in a nifty 55 seconds. ; . I The skinny strawberry blond Others From, 3.98 Bro,wn worked for $40,000 m I from l..<lyola of Chicago then ~ 1962 a~d. 1963 .. But Thursday he announced he will shoot for the , . . _ • leltDieeo sa id . . ·I m gomg to get togeth+ world indoor mile record of e; wtlh Mr. IArt) Modell and 3:51.6 in the Chicago Daily ' I m ~?Dkmg for a good con- News meet, March 6, 11 Unless tract. - leading to speculation I'm pushed In another meet be, he might be bidding for a rec- fore then ." ord $50,000. Crothe~s said, 11 ] didn't know Have your wheels aligned, · Brown haR been in Hollywood 1 waj:l running that fast'' belanced by us. Eliminate annoying vibrofor scree_n t~~bl In a forthcom· 1 he wiped out the old American • ,t, l ' ' mov,t,e, The Guns of Rio IJijO record of 1 :&0.3 for an 11- ' lions, excessive tire wear. ·. , ,4 t, Coochos. He would play a cav- lap track and came within oneairy trotlper. tenth of a second of the world mark. Jn Assembly -. . jon 29 or 87 attempts lor 3J game series In the BlUe GrU! percent. State against OJmberlllld CoJ. Both. team5, howev~r; 9i!1'1 lege on Monday night. accurate at 1be charity atr1pe Hero is th~ box score with Campbellsville converHll/1 lUO GMNDE (It) 18 of 22 and Rio hitting on II Williams %-3-7; Gilmore I of 24. . . -1-17; TrQut 4--0--8; Young Jf. + 1 Full of confidence and riding 3-1-7; Dillon 7-1-1$; Greg· I atop their four game Winning ory 4--4-12; )tarO 4-6-14; .: ~ · -~ .• -:-;:~ streak. Rio Grande's squad ln. TOTALS 32-1e..ao. . . . , vades BarboursviUe, Ky., Sat· CAMPB~VJ4.E. (711 whlie MiddlepOrt '(4-6) . lovadeo baa~lbali eanie 'toK)<Jet~ urday night lor a c011test \Vith Trent 2--f--10, MorriS i-3- G&IUJIC1lis (2-3) In an attempt 1. . . • ' the always t~ghUmop .College. 15; Payne 7-5--19. Clay~ to avenge an earlier 114-54 1~ Saturoir nilhl, a.e~De : flllta. Followmg lh!S btg clash, the -12, Mauny ~ •. York i- at the hands of 'the Blue Devl~. KyJer. Creek and Eattem team will travel Sunday to 0-lZ, :ro'l'Al:.S 29-~1-76. · Five DE()AL1,.ciubs are at .. at Rlitland. Albany pJayl .~~ at Cumberland, Ky. where they Halftone score: R\o Grande ready mathelJlatlcaly eUminat- Nortjl Gallla, and . ~II prepare to cunclude their three 40, Campbellsvllle 33. ed from this yea.'s tiUt chase. !:w,~an. for •. 11011-\ ·:; Should Wellston do\\?1 Jackson il''• · tonight, only Nelsonville and . , • • • • • • • ;;;·; ..;:,. Gallipolis . "I h•ord your team was preUy . bad, but 1 had oo idea it would Grade Teams put an ••d 1o u an!" spl'tI At pom. t R I dG d I. Gallipolis' seventh grade basUt an ra e I . r·DaUy ~ntlnel, • 1 Runnernp POSI't"10nsAtStake Jn SEOAL' SVAC Th"IS Evemng . I EI'buhth Grade ; ' By. United Press lnlernollonal quartet to . see any major Bl ings an runsw c as Til> Pittsburgh Pirates, who ieagu• serv.ce is outloelder l season. --... ~- three-fourths of their Doug Cleme.n• .. who had one h.it A pair of 19+.year-oid pitchers tr~~ veteran infield prior to the 1963 - a game·wmmng home run-m -Frank Bertama and Pat Me· se&fion - and inadvertently al- a latE:-season trial. Mahon - and outrielder Sam . most handed the National ! Clemens played w)th Alianta, Bowne• swelled t h' Baitlmoro Leegu~ pennant to St. Loois, ·as did two other Cardinal list O• eatlsrted players to 12· are . back-tracking a bit on their signees. outfielder Ron Cox and The Kansas City Athletic.!! catcher Dave Ricketts. The signed rookie pitcher John Don· Youth movement. Gene Freese, the hard-hitting other· Redbird is out rie ld er Do n ogh ue. 24 ' one oI on Iy thr ee third- baseman who started his Young, who shuttled between left-handers on the A's roster. major league caret>r with Pitts+ I . 'burgh , signed a eontract TtHtrsday v·1th the P1rates, who ac.l qulreG him in • post-season e . Middleport at Gallipolis Al.L STARS Freese Signs For Pirates \wIll ' •• l • - . ~ · ;' 1 <· . I' 'k fl:<")_\ ' Phone WY .2-3170' 1\1' • . ' . • '· V-~ ~ E. !Main St. ' ' .. l I I. �• \' I ' I ~ )' , I Dal~ly~Se~ntln;;el,~Pom~ero~y;-Ml;;;;d;;;;dl~eport,.;O~;J;u~.;Sl;,1;984-~71 «I~'s ~ored Fhti: With GOP is 'Panamanian Bloodshed Put at ~~stro's. ·Door . -·-· I t , We Specialize In Room Groupfng~l , Rutland Do'nor Lists Named • •1 BYPriDt:Ipa · C.H"•1/e\'l'l..:A h-....J..L Mn.''-•• · UJII~·~ 1rea1unen the honor roll. JUNIORS: Tana Lone, Mlclt· lff'o departmel!l lov..!ieated a • ·· f~ol~::: :~~ A'•»: 1~~::art· Parker, N.... ::J;: ~P~~= If. · Dies Wednesday Dies SENIORS· BUl Gales ' SOPHOMORES: Randy currmg when Meridan E. Slov· Dille Roush RoberU: Vance, Lotlschia Galea, or, 71 • Apple Grove, wu at- In Florida At Her Hollcf"'1 5mlth, (X ) George .Whitt, ConBarbaro Carter, Mike Mal- ~mplinl td tlll'll Into his drive- 'l'lln.,. If llftlOI'I,· ,_jUno btl, Mll'pnt E1llll .,..., Jlobo PT. non J.ctiDIM' iOta, 1~ opphanloreo, and 34 IIane! ert H.arleaa, Hmnon. PLEASANT - 'lbe Sblr1 Of\ Sui}' (x) (X) (X ) (x ) (X) IICIO, J~ Tllhs, Lee W o o d, woy and 1 northbound c1 r James While, John Moore, Lin- driven by Leooard C. Rled, da bav•s. ADDO Dileher, Bever- Pome.roy, ~· .Reed . ly Forbei, Nancy Lambert, ed mlllOr mjunea m the 1111&Lmda Hysell, Mary Crouser. hap. The property damage wu ...,.;..;i;;;;;;...,,_..,.....,...,;...;;;;·..;,.iiiiiiiiiiii;i;;;;;;iiiiii...,iiiiii=-'.1 FRESHMEN: (x) Glenda not eatunated but both can Johnsoo, lxJ Dixie Wamsley, were heavUy damaged. Ne11her (xJ Debra Turner, Melva John- driver wu cited. slml, Allen Gibson, Mary Floc. can, Roger DaVIS, Jon Cr~, ASK TO WED Sabra Canaday, Barbara WiJ. PT. PLEASANT - Two cooliams DeMis Weber Ernio pl.. have made application• ' ' . di~ing Smith, Debra Smith, Sherry flM' marriage licenses in the of. An evening out gets Matson, Kathy Thomas, Nancy lice of the County Clerk. Applyoff to a better start with a Knotts , Darlene Smith, ROller ing werel.auler Vern Lilly, 52, sai~!=~~m~~eal, served In inviting atmosphere Allure, Betty Clark, Torry Fet- CmcmnatJ, Ohio and Lizzie • by help. Lilly Jmbooen•. Jerry Me- Caroor Buchannan, S9, ClncinDa1liel; Patr1c1a Nichols, Tun ;nab. Jameo Mlcbeel Bush, 19, Priddy. Henderson and Sandra S u e K b 19 H d re ' · ' en erson. Ernie Pyle, American war oldest ROUTE 7 MIDDLEPORT, 0. correspondent, was killed at Ie Sumerian was the Sixty oludenll at llutlmi Die Rice Rodney Ri&is BeMy High Scbool were .., the bon... S!awler.' Glada warner,' C<mnee roD at tbe end of JID- Williams, Pamela \Vllloo, Sileruary, Jameo Vt111!11rl, yl Wolfe, Carol Matson, !los.. principal, allllllUDced recently. mary H.arless, Car1 Nichols, 3 ROOM GROUP ~LOWAI '299 ·First stop: exceptional I I NGE1S •f URNf TURE ·:. O,.on FridoJ 1 SoturdOJ !'lllhb Ml!l«<l-rt * ... (x ) an The Martin Restaurant '====================:!.!,"""""""""""""""""""""""""""!!l!!I!"""""""""""'""'""'""'""'~S~hl~ma~in~lhe~~R~yukyu~~l~slauda~~·~f~or~m~of~a~c~tu~al~wr~itin~·'!g·:.__ PI'. Pl&\SANT _ W'onl bu received here <1. the death Chii'IOI ll lli!V&.k, 7'/, fatb. <1. Cecil Devrick <1. PoiDI former Dl8DIIi!IC director ol the Ownber <1. C<Jm. who died ln Blrlo =~ boopltal WednetMJa/' Mr. Devrlck hod resided In Roane County most c1. his life bel . Fl id ore moYII1& to or 1 1 few yean ago. Tw oil auni Oro! ~ ~~ ~ andveDeo ofStaru,F~.; a daughter,.: Orpba Devriek of Lakeland Fla.; two brothers, Silaa Wallml and eey Devriek of Elkvle w,. 1 m~. . ••• Mra. Olive Smith of Willston, S. C.; ~ight grandclilldreu and Olle great grandchild. Funeral servlce8 will be held MODday at ap .m. at the ftoclcy Branch ehurch at Walton, W. Va. The Vandale funeral hOme of Spencer has charlie of arrangements. PT. PLEASANT _ Dl w. U11n10, 74, fl 'kll!flll Ferry, cllll11!ard'-' II. ,lllr borne. Sbe - Nn , . , . , d, 18119 in MMa Caaalr~ • dlughter of the lata E. L. ... Mary Hereford Wltben. Ill• wu 1 memtoor <1. lhl In Baptist CburdL , SurvivlnJ ore .,. ..... U. win Alen ..._.... two_._._ __, • • ...,....., Mrs. Earl SNJm.... 1iaa11JWo toft Mra Lee H. M:v!O.ion. five ~ C. JL With.;., IIGpotllllli'A..~· 11 Withers Elldnl· tine Jredo chDdren ~....,; &flllllf'llllo clilldren. , .• Funeral aerv1ce .:wiiJ 111 JMM SUnday 2 P· m. ID lhl . . . Methodist Cl>urch It A.J .J II Grove with the Rev. JAt,;Jrlllo lace and Rev. OdeU elating. llurlld wiD 111 l!o . . Beale ......,!By, ' Frleoda may eall It b . ven. Funonl H01111 llftll!' I p. m. Friday UDtl1 IIOCII I!Uuday. The body will He Ill Illata It the churcb .... hour prior t. Pleaaant Valley llespital ADMITI'ED: Leonard Miller, services. Pl. Pleasant; Roy Skinner, Buf- z a.. .f Bu4Joma.. Monroe Files --A-ppl-e_Gr-ov_•·---l As Candidate · ... Hospital News For Board W. va. Regina Hartford ; Mrs. Blaoche ' .. _ ·'. PT. PLEAliANT - P~ EdAmong those . Who ent<red gar Monroe, of f'l .BurdeiW AdHo!z.>r hosp1tal m the past 24 dition, Pt. Pleasant, boa'· flied hours were Mrs. K•"" E . !my- as 8 candidate for the ~ der' t3 Central Av..·. M r •· County Board of EducatiCIIJ!. George R Kent, 4:!6 ·~ FU'st The board is ll<lii-P!IIjllaa Ave., Mrs. James H. Craft, d be .,......, Ia . RdM Hanmemnare~ LoR Wf>r tver ., 1 ·:s. . th . eJection ,..0 'lett. Dean Brownell, 446 ilurnette e ~m:ry d · i IM; IDIId Rd., Kanauga, Wil1iam F. Flet- ~- M oar are O 18 cher, 111. 2 Patriot. Mi.!llli Carol F :1· ay. rtili ,..... _ ......::......... ' I I' .., ... m ce C8ae. w cauwur Ann 1~ u .ms, au •1 ••w~r.,...on, cy IJJng for committee posts ID tbl -MAYFAIR~ Wulloble Plllthf' ': CEIUNG Tilt ··~ 16c .... "' VAwY LUMBEr I & SUPPlY co!:~ I"~ Mrs. .Detmer E.. Ml'C!ar ahan, 4011 f.'tiSI St., P.. I ta..nt, Mrs. Paul P. Shirley, 2103 Mooroe Ave., Pt. Pleasant, Harry McGinnis, Pt. Pleasant, Bracken Thompson Gallipolis Ferry E ' H d ' Mrs. tna Bugg, en erson, W. Va., Arthur A. McCoy, Henderson, W. Va., Mrs. Rupert Ray Kent. New Haven w. 1iij!iJiiii!"!iijjii!!"i~iiiii!'ojiijiii• iiiiiiiiii 11 I' I various districts were C e c 11 Tr'bbl 1 e. Route I Liberty• llelnocrat : Darrell C. Stone, Rout. 3. Leon, Republican, VIrgmla Hess, Route 3• l.eor\, ,llelnocrat, all for commitlee' .JIOIII from Union Dfstrict. aDd'k. R'ck rd Cllllon R bllgle 1 a • • epu can, eomm!tteewomon In Wq. gener dlStnct. Lee 0. Blain, GalllpoUs ,.._ ry. Democrat, Is in the Mason C<mnty Coln'L RADIO Va., Lowell Lee Thoma•,' Rl. 2 Leon, W. Va., Mrs. Ivin L. Wood, Pomeroy, Eber A. Wolfe, Rl. 2 Racine, Raymond S; llll" ton, RL I Reedsville, Mn. lflr. old K. German, Lana B6ltom. Charleo Lewis Detty, i~ Mrs. Louis Bryon Lamti, Jlllk· son, Bryce Brownine, Rt. I ['o. ver and Mrs. John H. 'Biek, Grayson, Ky. CLOCK :t..;.rt s. 3rd. :!_2-2 e ONE WEEK ONLY e 5 Why so many of the ·new homes in this area are heated by economical electricity 84 52 Gal. Size • MADE HI SMIAL SIZIS All fully automatic. Equipped with alone life heating elementa, heaV)' duty snap action tbermoot.at ad· juot.able from 1:10 d• to 180 degreu and all around Fiber· glas tnsulatlo'lf1l -Gil· vauized la:l\k' ,jJ9d~l . with 10 year wornu_l)' ••• and r»hll •o mang older homes around here are being Ill'••• 0 eoJWertetl to electric heat, tool Ohio Valley Plumbin'g ' and Heating 232 E. Slcond Edw1rd a-, owner Pometoy, 0. - - ------ 'I -----~ ' I ELECTRO MODE . . Ali-Ele. c tric · " ".' HOME HEATIN··' G·...: • Ntw con¥111itll Fabrics dilL . .... • Flowi!11 H•lt drl• ~ ~~~~~~ ""'"' "" I, fOJ $a,itty Wllh 1'111' Excluslwt SAFm GRID. Heitlng F1111011 .' . " ' ; ' ' .\ ,. ' _..,_ ~· ' 1 ' 'I Eleetrle he6f:int C(llll)ifiee :vou 1m- a Vlli'Y low "'wb:olellale" rate, not just; for your heating costa, ll~t ~~ also 1 - the avwaae cost per unit of all 'the electricity yml use. And with electric heating you ean have indb idual room-control of temperatureS; and of ~ · 1rse, electric heat ia llameless, free frOm fuel 1i n, clean and wonderfully conv'11ient. rlie more eleetricity you put to 111e, the ltu It oostl you pet' unit! COIN ALlUMS 35c BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLIPORT, 0. engineering helps lower your ela:tm rates .I T1( . c~ "' ~ ..... . ~ ... _, ... ... ... ... &IIIQ> hal . . . ........ 185 .. tbo • ' ' WERNER )lilt N. 2nd Ave. il i O..nt.ao--•-· Th1o - .... -tlla _ _ .,. ~hoar <1. 10 - wblle-<l.lhlnt ... _U'JI:.Ia t b o - JlOIIod ••• 111d ...... dodj. ..... .. .,.. tldl .... ' Mlcfdlepor1 Mra. Dale 0 . Sm!lll, Dina, W. Va., son, 8:D p.m. 'lbllnday. Mrs. Wayne O'Dell; • Mill Creek Rd., 100 S:ti p.DL Thursday. Mra. Braluard 0. A4, kins, Rt. I Cottageville, W. Va. daughter, Uti p.m. 'l'llarldl1. Mrs. Delano G. Skeeua, Rt l Ravenswood, W. Va., daqhter 4:SS Thursday. Dlocbarlld , Patients recenUy cllaclwled included Darla Saunden, 11'da Southern, Michael Brolhen. Gregory Miller, Sara Diddle. Kathy Claypool, Donovan Fulb, Joe Herald, Mrs. Flori IIIII. Oscar Meadows, Thomu Dolo ton, Mra. Holly McCoy, ·M u, Wllliam C. Rutherford, M ro. Ivan L. Wood, Mra. l1umll H. Polf and Infant daughter, Pba. lip Belvllle, Mrs. Emma Weld; Albert Heas, Marshall Glenn. Mra. Riehard Grueser, ond wa. liam Davia. .'1 ' Make It More Important With ••• KE3«3P-~a.k·• For that "something veiY speciar perfect (or. repl-- - t assured), permanently .. !'listeredand protectedapintt lou. Modem or tradltlona~ there's a Keepsake that expresses It best. .. ·------~ ·,~·----~------------(. . . :. ~ .: ,I . ·' .: ,.. e Wlllltwer the occasion ••• mark it with&-¥8141•'the lift that wiY always be rememblnll, . , . , , 1u11n1..d WQnl. - :· OHI·O 44·95 Radio & T.V. ' >'' ,:· CC)NIT Taftdem Clock Radio -• porfabl•, too I How our advam:ed ~::.:::~~phone Ui ••.• atop in~ Nf1 , Cl( ••• tile .GOliJIO!I, ... ,..... MOTOROLA play , long l i te . bomeownera CJr. Blnbs $ ' seeklnl•- Modtf CX2 a lutts you to sleep, thetl nudou you awake with radio or buzzer. Radio plays Oft battery or AC current. Wh~n you're ready to go out, take it with you . Prt1to! It becomn a portable.. But tha clock ~ee·ps Operati ng . T he all tranaistor chassis means in1tant Free booklet Jive• detatla " -. have prepared a speCial booklet for thole ~ 10 would like to know more about Total EJeo. t ie Uvini. It lha)va whet atepe rou llhould take t get low "wboleiale'' rates. · / Thb's a checklist to~ you lind how el011t )' u mky already be ·1:o Total Eleetllc Livinayou'll read whet .other 11&)'1\bout t/JcVr Total ~ectric homes. . ' 'l'hil booklet Ia ealled 8 - ~ 1'0112'M11l. ' . NO ( •Ill\ · . · - · \1:.-~C' 1 : �. ( • ' . • • . - • ·ti-ed 1.===:::::=:::::::::::::==:::--t~== l . Cueltl~ titllfll ds Get '(it\ 2 s~ Pomeroy ~ QUAliTY Motor Co. Results. 8-Dilly S&ntf,'ll!t, Pomeroy-M!ddleport, 0., Jan. !1, 1!!!!4 FOR SALE FOR ~ '• Rnl Estllte for S..le lusiMII S.fviott .• ~·· • • General to Spend $11.8 M capital OIJIII1IIall ' 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door _ _ $1695 ~111 6 cyl . Powec.g lide, radio and heater, Positr11t'tion rear ax.Je, like new inskie. F awn color. New tires. ~9 ,--------------1»1 WANT AD .. One local owner, good up holstery, automatic trans . R.HdJO and heater . INFORMATION ·bl •• P K lload.u O&.UJIJ.NI:I 0.., ._.• .,. 1'\JI)llotaUOII Du411~te 11100 A. 11. 1957 Plymouth VS - 4 Door H.T. _ 1960 Ford VS Flareside Pickup $395 ·- . ..,_..)$. ·- CROSSWORD ......... .......... .. ~- ..... '· . ~ :- $1095 8 ft. bod } Dt>luxe C.!th. chrome trim, new 6 ply tires on front , heate1·, blue finis h. A nice one . 1, ....4tt•• Mo..., II.~ ~~ · a.lflm•• &A'WIIOIII 16.'1'1tMGC IL U.-· Ill. !'I*' IL:IIIpcd ~ That worthle,;s oc"'o of paper• In Memory r 1 • o ..........-. X VOBBW'l'WBI' I'.DZ .DK'vVO.t.B I'Z ' XA • VWIG I'WI'D WB ZVI'W'l'WBI'.-K A X.l Z'l'XQB ......... ............ 'I'. . ...,.. OljjL;:JIIII OPINIONA.'l"J:VVa OIOtCiUtGI 18 TBIIU'I'IIIC'I' 01' IOl'l~ [' \ 110 ':'"'Y'dU'II.RHCI' Ml ·-oriH, M&'llll o o o 1hoit. WMp 0 Radio :r .~ wJ EH-RA-D-10___ MONDAY ~-PIUJ)AY• 1:35l:lli Norman ttrllfl Couut17 EzPrlll -·• .....,_ uo Commual"' News 1:00 Sip On No,..· 7: 011 Breakfast Party · S:~ World " Nat'! Nawa 8:06 Saortd lltarl . ' ·-on,"":.::..··w··-eUDt• ]~ •I .... 1:20 Collntey J.-ree e,os Bll!b Scbool Football , , Olilo Y81ley Ne"' . . US Sputllgbt on ~· '"', :. pune. ro111111 plna" M:os Ohio flatloa, Bv HAROL-D LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII :i Sport~ · f: E r AHred Society Notes . • '! ' c ' . tJAYBE J BUT S;JME OF THE REA50'-lS "7\--E '<105 HA.\''= cor..':: vc w -.-H MIG 4T . . ., "An · ~=~"'::ust Ill a lot • faith and j .. ani! with seed you the tradema rk on !he rely on oar lANOMA~K OR ' the bag- it's your guor· 1 .Jl""'" -ot quality. We're in the seed the year·around : We slar~d behind ever) bag we sell I '' ·, R.EU. .. , Ao.;_o_ ,. 1-INii ... /l!liLL .TRIIT · f~OME ~\llll ' ~~:: b· ·:0'::'.":" 11:00 Top TID Show 1:31 fll'lll New• 12:110 N..., Report ~~Silorll 8:46 Melp A(r. kiln. U:ll J... Bl!icll Bilow '. \Vplher Plc1llre " 7:06 Breatful PlriY U:IO Rn. MetliD Teoll ~ . Qock . SATURDAY 7:10 Yu Palrlel Sporll 1:110 Football · w.n...p ~ualty NeWI 7:45 Sign On, The Llfellne 7:50 The 7:50 Report 11 00 La'tch.trtni 8:110 Local, Oblo, National 1:10 Brl&bt Star Sllow·Thllr. 1:18 OSU Foothill l:lli Plalt.er Part)i . ~·!10 Service News llld 9por11 1:45 Bait• J'ul'll. Slluw-J'rl. l :lli Sip Off rt~ti 8il!ll1 Worship Hour· U:l5 Weather Picture 1:11 Tho I.Jabllr Sidl 1!:oll . County New• 8:18 Musical Clock t:OI Belty New. lUNDAY . . 1.0.-~ J'l\lk ot .the Town 1:55 NeWI 10'05 Mlnil1erlll 4QOC, 7,00 Sigu On News . W 1' \V ld News 9:00 Musical Clock 10:20 CouDirl' a...Dcnm 7: 35 Tbo Arl1il' Hour . li: \i.l;:terflil World o1 Music 8:30 Song 6 Story Hour 11:05 Swap 8bop 1:00 Herald of Truth l\~ • ,QiidngFriday, Melodlu t:45 Famlf7 Worship Hour ~~: ~~u:"Tinle M-W 1:3& Hour of Dellvtranco . 10:110 NeWI " "" 'urcb Belli Rlll(l) 10:00 Hllb Scbool Hit Parada 11:40 Muoo Co. A(r . En-Toe. t:OO WIDp or ReallDI 1t.~ \YPI'h NtWI 10:16 News 11:40 FIIDIIJ WCII'Iblp Jlr..Tbar t:SS: Tbe Bible 8peatl to if: . ~ County New1 U:OO Army Time . 11'40 ASC l'rolr'a»Frl 10:00 Volot ot PrOpbecy if; Co~Dmuaii:J News 11:30 Speclal Commlmity Prol. 11;35 The Upper 11oo111 10:15 llunda1 Show ~~ ~ News 12:00 New• Roundup 11:18 Dow J - AvtriPI . 11:00 Country hymn Time !Yilf';Martell 12:211 Bulletin Board IJ:OO Noon I!Aiporl IJ:OO Noon Report ~,·, Day.'!.~ 12:11 News 0 Grams IJ:111 MUilc Juat For You .... IJ:ll The Seareb u: __. U:IO 8allll'da7 Matinee 12:111 Ooeesler'a G!Mt1 Sllf·n•. U:IO Rev. lllerlln Teoh If· ;N~O GratU 1:55 News 3:00 Plaller Party 1:00 BlllJ Graham !i; . : ' . tun Acenl z,oo Salllrd117 Matinee 4:1& Blaettnar Sbow-T-Tbur. 1:10 Lutberaa Hour D' ' - Go Round 2:16 New1 4:10 Local NIWI I :OO.The Church At Wort 'li~' ,ul S:OO llaturdll)l Matinee I'D 8owlln1 Scoru 1:11 Tho NlfJ !IWinp 2:00' try Go Round S:Sll News 1:110 'l'lil ()pea IIOad I:S& The Big Lie · :l¥Jiewl Beat 4:00 Olocln& With 00... li:lli SliD 011 1:00 The Qulel Hour 3:00 Mid Way lllatlnee 1:30 Top ,.., Revue SA'RJIUIAY ,,. The Sullday Showea.. 3:30 Qu1mnu Wreath 1:00 Nowt1 SUnunar)o 1'00 Oil NeW. 4:$5 World ID I!Aivlew . 1:00 OtsclnJ With Doll li' 16 Public Service I:Oii Md.IIO Time 1:00 Baptllt LII)IIIIID'S HOd!' 1:10 InW'diiDia &:110 Sip Of! 1::10 Jambont 1:311 Sundown Serenade World Newa 5:25 Weather ~oc1a7 1:30 Sill" Of! b'iti\1' ..· :;'! �f .. \ •o~iter Egg Sales Plan nee/ by . Mainly About People In tall,lo Eta Phi Sorority Chapter Committees Named lor Au¥iliary Unit's Annual Birthday Party Wildwood Gatden Club Meeting is A( Nease Home Tile Wlyt . . . I l l - eeallllUee of t II e MkldleparC P.T .A. met Tltnradly evemn1 at the home of Mn. Dale WalbarD' to plu for a Leap Year apapettf dlmler •• a _ , m-,kf"l project for Febral'J. Mn. Dale Walbarll II ellaJr. IIWI of ibe dlnaer .,.lsted by WIJJlam Iqlet. ~ mem· ben atteodlnl were JobD h1b ud Mrs. John Krawlczyn. Other members Jolninl t h e Tile annual Legion birthday Unit for helping make the bJrtb. later at the 11s office party was dJscuased and com- day party for Chllllcothe veterMrs. Uswln Nease asstste for the Euter season were Shirley Beegle, A n n I e mlttee. named · whell the Amer- ens a huge success. Sbe also by Mrs. David Nease entertlir Ohio Eta Phi Chap- Chapman, Ina Meadows, Uta lean Legl011 Auxm.ry of Drew aMounced the Mid-Winter Coned the Wildwood Garden ch • ta Sigma Phi Sorority Mltcb, Sharlee Neuman, L e e Webster Post 3ll met Tuesday terence to be held at the NeD Wednesday evening at h r Wedlle!da.v evening II the Seylt>r. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jef· eveMning lEt thet Lepgioollball. l 29Housed, Colthumtabteus !.~~ ~ home In Nease Settlement. Rink and the Colum. f and hild J' J rs. rnes owe , presan e s WUJ.ICl 011 we qu offices Mrs. Amberger presided In e~ Tr c ~n, f dent, was in charge of the meet- 29th in the ballroom with the The meeting opened with d .y was held prethe absence of the president, a. 'ted Waceed) sd o . col.the ing which opened with prayer national presldept as guest votlons by Mrs. Alfred Yeaug ting part Miss Lucy Amsbary . The re- VIS! neM ay evenmg the meeting with those h th v· . . 'W0 by Mrs. George Hackett Sr., speaker. er who read Matthew 6:33 arK · 1 d' Do th cent bake sale was reported a er mo er • rs. ll'gmra a· chaplain. The flag presented to There will be a program and two poems, "Your Church Gar Tbe dinner will be beld Satteadln,g MIOC UthiOgE hi ro y success and a partial report VIS, Forest Run . the Salisbury School was dis- door prize at the birthday party. dl!n" and "Giving" followed ,~erg,er , ar a sc eman, . th th · r.,.,..,.•.,.•. Pat Hindy, Gail was !(JVen on e mo ers Mrs. Eslie Mossman visited cussed. Mrs. Paul Casci and Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mrs. urday, l<'ebruary zt at t b e with the Lord's Prayer In unl Jkwa1tter, Marjorie Keebaugh, marct for the March of Ormes. Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Vir- Mrs. Orville Well wa~ namt'd George Hackett Sr., Mrs. Eddie W,ll School cafeteria. T b e son. 1 lll.artiP McCoy, Lois Moore, Rep<l!'t•. are not complete from ginia Davis. . to contact the Children's Home Burkett ani! Mrs. Gerald WII- menu will Include spaghetti, A mieeting to be held In Lan· M Morrison, Beverly Per· all sectiOns of the area as yet Mr. and Mrs. Adrain Carson and County Infirmary and if dermuth were named as the french bread, cole •law, bom&o easter 'on February 25 was anBarbara Riggs, Yvonne but wJI~ be announced upon Iof Rutland and Mrs. Harold W. .they desire a flag the Unit will program CQmmittee to work madf! pte and beverage. The nounced, with Prof. James llcllil'r' and April Smith. completion of .the proJect. Lemley and son Charles were pro'Jide them. with the Legion committee, Ken- price will be $1 for adults and Caldwell the forenoon 11nd Mra. MISS JIA\'MAN The group discussed plans in Columbus Monday to take One new member, Mrs. Ken- neth Harris, Elza Gilmore Jr. ball price for children. There Harry Ginner, the afterwon to hold an E.aster egg s~le With !Charles to Children's Hospital neth Harris, was accepted. It and Frank Vaughan. This com- will be an advance sale of tick· Sharon Faye Hayman, dau- speaker. Thank you not~ ~ere memhers beiOg responsible for •for a check up. Charles will en- was announced that the mem- mlttee will meet Sunday, Feb.- ets for the dinner.. pter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy read from Mrs. Homer Ho!~. decoration and sale of t h e ter the hospital February 26 bership to date was 108 with ruary 2, at 2 p.m. Hayman, hat just completed Stanley Nease, Mrs. .~ ~rl "r~ POMEROY, OHIO eggs The egg sale Will feature for surgery. the quota being 126. Members Names to serve as color bear- -.---------~~~ a c:eurse at Nationwide School Grueser and Mrs. Fred N'ease. fancy. handmade designs and Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks who have not paid dues are urg- ers for the party were Mrs. II' of Cosmoto!o,Y \In Columbus. A contribution of $2 was niQcle TONIGHT & SATURDAY colGrs. Telephone numbers of returned home Thursday mom- ed to do so at once. A contribu- Well and Mrs. Casci. The comShe Is a gradua&e of Easte111 to the Brownie Troop Nq;·, . "RAMPAGE" . ·~·' havmg charge of, the ing, after a several days visit lion of $5 was made to t h e . mlttee named ~o prepare food IDgb School, class of '83, and of Syracuse. (Technicolor) • memb~r~ was Mrs. Casct, Mrs. Harley Mrs. Dwight Milhoan pr&. will be ·employed In Columbo•. ljRo_bert Mitchum, Elsa Marti· sale 11 til be hsted at a I a · e r in Reynoldsburg. with their son March of Dimes. Hawkins. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Well, American- Stalnaker, Mrs. Milton Roush, date. . sented an article on birds, DER ISLAND" . Anne Chapman and MarJor- Mrs. John R. Weeks and son. Ism chairman, Mrs. Milton Mrs. Ernest Lallance and Mrs. brought out that fresh w,ter Nelson. Fay Spain, Bri· Midwihter Event 1e Keebaugh presented the cuiMr. and Mrs. Earl Denny Sr. Roush, and Mrs. Jed Webster Mason Fisher. and food are important to birds Miriam Colon. tural program on poetry dur- visited Sunday afternoon at Sr., wer~ named as the com- Mrs. Gaynelle Wise, legislaBeing Announced and that bird feeders help ~~ mg tht evemng. Refreshme~ts Crown City with Mr. and Mrs. mittee to choose a girl for Girls tive chairman, introduced Frank SUN., MON. tnd TUES. Miss Mabel Hysell Is a medl.. many birds north for the wlriof sloppy Jues and potato ch1ps Harold Erwin. State. It was voted to order Vaughan who told of his exper- cal patient at Meigs Memorial The Lad.ies Aux1hary of Ra- ter. The house wren will bulla Feb. 2·3-4 "A NEW KIND OF LOVE" were served. by ?orothy Am- Mrs. Albert Mees and Mr. 2100 poppies. A Communication iences at the Mid-winter Insti- Hospital. Miss Hysell became cine Ame~1can Legion Post No. In anything and the junco 11 (Tecbnicolor) t:.>1'811l'Newman. Joanne Wood- berge• and L!l~ Milch. The next and Mrs. Malcolm Mees a n d was read from Regina · Hall, lute Sunday, in Columbus. He ill unexpectedly at her home 602 met. m regular sess1on at the most prevalent bird o( wiDconcerning spoke on legislatiOD and urged Monday evening. Thelma Riter. Eva Ga· socral event Wll! be a Las Veg- daughter, Edith Anu spent Sun- district president, · the Leg1on House .Tueday J'a~. ter. ,. Maurce Chevalier, Geo. as pHrty and Will feature guest day at Crown City and attend· membership. She thanked t h e members to write senators and 28 at 7:30 p. m. With the pres!"Plant your own bird sancmght for husbands af members ed a dinner honoring Mrs. AIrepresentatives on bills concernMr. and Mrs. Charles Vro- dent, Mrs. Virgil Walker, pre- tuary" was the topic of the and friends to be held Feb. 15. bert Mees on her birthday at ing the veterans, and also Pe- man and children, Mark and siding. per given by Mrs. Mason ll'lsbthe home of Mr. and Mrs. ·Har- Mrs. White Attends tition No. 3, H.J. 9, in favor of Mary, Belpre, visited recently The Mid Winter Conference er. She stated that birds ~o ,'a old Erwin and son Bible reading and prayer in the with their parents, Mr. and will be held at the Neil House, lot of work for us by aewne Mrs. Otto Mees a~d Mrs. John Special Meeting school. He also spoke on Immi- Mrs. Fielding Hawkins and Mr. Columbus Feb. 28-29. Mrs. Mar- rid of Insects. Fruit tree' tha Lou Beegle will give a re- will draw birds. ' Teaberry and daughter of Co- M1 J 0 A Wh'te . t gration Act, and of the number and Mrs. John Vroman. 1 lumbus and Mrs Harold Er· f·s.B n? H ' ofproBprle · of young people causing trou. port on Americanism at the FebMrs. Edison Hollon gave, . or o ever1y s orne eau· d . t' II . · M J oseph WoIfe 1s a pa. Mrs. Gretta "Now 1s the t1me, " to a.,. '"dy h 't . G 1 ruary meet10g. win of Crown City visited Wed- t M'ddl t . p 0 1 t ble an commums 1ca Y tnsp1r- t'1 rs. H 10 1 01 1 10 a • Simpson will be the refreshment · h Mr lb M Y • epor • was n ed He concluded by saying .ent. at zer ospl a seed catalogues, every nesday Wit s. A ert ees. Pleasant to attend a special " · . . try a flower and vegetable,pP,t Mrs Maxine Arnold and daut' th N t'10 1 H . Be Americans f1rst. If we hpohs where she Is recovering hostess in February. 01 Mrs. _Walker served refresh- tried before, keep house plan~ ghter . Su~anna were Gallipolis dmee lOg d Coe a t n.a . t aAJr· have God and the love of coun· from surgery· • ressers an smo o11g1s s. h t th th Secund semester students rements and a social hour was en- moist with moss and water, ftJ!d visitors Saturday · . tJon held al Too t'1e ,s Beau- try. m our o er soc1a . ear s,., e turned to their studies at Rio joyed. prune grapevines. , Mrs. Velma Douglas is con- t S 1 thmgs w11l cortle. Two games on birds and flowfined to her home Rock Springs YC a on .. tt . ted Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew spoke Grande College after mid-term by illness ' t omml eest were lapprn~ ts on civil defense, stressing home exams including Eric Chambers ers were played with Mrs. Vl!:· . o carry ou spec1a pro]ec . h blood b'l Self son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard tor Hysell winning the . prizes. W k Mr nursmg, t e Mrs Horace Abbott Is subsb- d . B t S mo I e, tuting. as cook at the Salisbury Wuhntng eau y eda1on eeth · s. medical course and insur- Chambers and Janet Baker, The door prize was award~t· "' 1 e was nam . on e com· daughter of Mr. and Mrs. EdiMrs. Milhoan. A round r In School ·u to k 'th th . 1 ance for t~ose who care. · nu eP. . wor wr ~ gJr,s A prayer for peace by the son Baker. ~~~elk~:~~. was sen(t~ ANNOUNCE BIRTH of th·~ . Meigs Count!' Ch~ldren s chaplain, group singing of ''AmMr. and Mrs. Wayne Berg- home 10 st.yhng th~Jr hair, part erica" and the closing ode by Dennis Saelens, son of Mr. Mrs. Raymond Baity and Mrs~ Flower arrangements were doll of Jackson are announcing of a service proJect. ~rothy the president, closed the meet· and Mrs. Ad?lph Saelens, has Elza Gilmore Jr. were hostess- judged and blue ribbons award, Sizes 4 to 10 the birth of their first child, a ~IOebr.enner .. Syracuse, Will as· ing, after which the group ad- enrolled at R1o Grande College es when the Sew-Rite Sewing ed to Mrs. Lawrence S m I t h, tht> 1.ourned to the d'Jnm'g room. Re- for. Ute ~e~on~ semes~er where club met Wednesday evening Mrs. Milton Roush, Mrs. Ray son, Russell Pearl, Frirlay Jan- SIS! k w1th th1s phase of eRed Widths AA and B Thomas. Mrs. Dwight Milhoan, uary 10 at Holzer Hospital. He wor · freshments w~re served by Mrs. he IS res1d10g m Hanmg~n Hall. at their club room. 0 He attended Oh1o Umvers1ty A short business session was Mrs. Oswin Nease and Mrs. weighed 8 pounds, 3'h oz. Mat· . Later plans were made ~ Ralph Gilmore, Mrs. Frank tl3one last year. conducted by Mrs. Harvey Van Victor Hysell. Refreshments I emal grandparents are Mrs. IOSiltute a progr~m at ~kiO Cheesehrew, Mrs. Eddie BurkI •smoke Evelyr. Nicholson of Clifton and Hospital for a similar project. ett, Mrs. George Hackett Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E. i Vranken, president. The travel- were served by the hostesses the Idle Pearl Nicholson and Announcement was made of .8 and Mrs. Paul Casci with Mrs. Reed and family, Columbus, vis- ing prize. donated by Mrs. Day- to 17 members and one gu~t, ' .· news conference to be held this Mary Bacon contributing. ited last weekend with his par- ton Stnckland was awarded Mrs. Woodrow Mora. 1 . Paternal grandparents are Mr. Sunda}, Feb. 2 at 3 p. m. at . ents Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence to Mrs. Edward Wells. Mrs. and Mrs. Clarence R. Bergdoll Jean Ball's Restaurant in Pt. Reed and his brother and fam- Calvin iimpson and Mrs. Don- Medieval Anglo-Saxtms pracof. Paw Paw, W. Va. Great Pleasant to present plans for Eight Senior• are ily, Mr. and Mrs. James Reed aid Collins each received birth· !iced crop roation and so~ of grandparents are Mrs. Jessie a future event that will feature Honored at Rutlarul and daughter, Ruth. day gifts from their secret pals. their fields were planted,,,fllll Cartwril!!ht of Clifton and Mr. new styles In hair trends. Eight senior students at Rut· Ohio University students who Refreshments were served by every three years. , ,. ,., Edward Bergdoll of Petersburg, land High School were recent- are visiting with their parents the hostesses to those named w. v,. GIVES DINNER ly initiated into the local Na· during t)le semester break in· above and Mrs. Don Mullen. Blankenship. PLANS BAKE SALE Mr~. Fielding Hawkins enter- tiona) Honor Society. They are elude David Wile&- with his par- Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Mrs. El- Hostesses for the next meetThe Rutland Garden Club will taineu with a birthday dinner Robert Harless, Rose M~ry ~ar· ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wley; mer Wh.ite, Mrs. George Conde, lng on February 12, will be 1\fn. • hold a bake sale, Saturday, Feb- Wednesday evening in observ- less, Ja~e! Scott, Conme Rice, Miss Karen McElhinney with Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Don- Edward Wells and ·Mrs. 0.. ruary 8, at the Rutland Depart- ance of her husband's birthday Judy w.llhams, Margaret Har· Mr. and Mrs. Robert McElhin- aid McKnight, a~~· _Roy aid McKnight. ment Store, beginning at 10 a.m. anniversary at their home on mon, Bill Gates and Sheryl ny; Keith Anderson with Mr. .' Mrs. Bertha Amos is chairman Grant-st. Guests included Mr. Wolfe. .. and Mrs. Fralfcis Anderson; of the sale, whicli will offer and Mrs. Delmar Rothgeb and . The traditional candle light- John Allensworth with Mrs. jeho>me1macie cakes, p£es, cookies, daughter, Becky, Mr. and Mrs. mg ceremo~y was ~rformed. ~y Flossie Allensworth; and Car· m rolls, bread and candies. Clair Athey, Mr. Otto Rothgeb, George ~hlte, p~esJdent; Dixie Ia Gilmore with Mr. and Mrs. ;-..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,.!Dale Allensworth and the guest Roush, VIce president; Roberta Carl Gilmore. of honor, Fielding Hawkins. A Smrth. secretary, and Mar- Mrs. George Hackett and Mrs. miracle special hour followed the din- lene Hoffman, graduate mem- Tom Scally accompanied Mr. SPANDEX ... Where else but Karr & Van Zandt will you ner with ice cream and cake ber. A second National Honor Hackett to Huntington Tuesday flHd such fine quality "Value-Rated" used serveu during the evenin . Society .ceremony wi.ll ~e held for a medical check-up follow· g later th1s year for JUmor class ing surgery. at such low prices? Come in and see ----members. DANCE ANNOUNCED fbr yourself. Drive one nowl For The Family A high school dance party WORK ON PROJECT sponsored by , the Middleport Several members of the LoyOpen Saturday 9 to 9 Band Boosters Association will al Women's Class of the MidOUnCI be held this Saturday evenwg dleporl Church of Christ met . i ._ from 8 to 11 p. m. at die Wed sd h h h h Middleport school auditorium. ne ay at t e c .urc w ere The Letart Falls PTA met In Mohza Coupe. Automatic trans., wJsJw tires, radio, MIDDLEPORT they worked on the!!' new pro. th h 1 lieater and only 18,000 miles ~~~~~!iiiiii~~iiiiii~~iib~Th~e~J~ay~s~w~ill~em::ce~e~. .,..,.._Jiect of making nylon net dish· regular sess1on at e sc oo •" cloths for sale. They have al- auditorium recently .with Mrs. ready sold 4 dozen and plan to A. E. Wheeler, president, premake more. The group also siding. The meeting opened cleaned cupboards in the church with the pledge to the flag, fol· THE BUSIER kitchen. Attending the work lowed by prayer by Mrs. Early Automatic, power brakes, power steering, wJsJw undercup marvelously session were Mrs. Oscar Roush, Roush. YOU ARE tires, radio, heater. A nice low-mileage Olds. bands for· Mrs. Leo Childs, Mrs. Reva County Council meeting was priced-Beach Mrs. Ernest Lallance announced for Feb. 6, at Syra· perfect at ' . ' cuse Elementary School. FolMrs. Roscoe Satterfield, Mrs. 1owng th d 1 tes Phe1 are e eega : uplift $2.00 Berthll Darst, Mrs. R0 bert ReI• be Roberts, Shirley Ables, June bel. Ashley Naomi Stobart and Don· Holiday Sedan. Power brakes, power steering, auna Hill. Alternates are Juanita tomatic, w1s1w tires, radio, heater, one owner and Justice, Jane Hill, Mildred Donnew Olds trade. ohew, Julia Norris and Mary S. Roush. ~~~~~~~~/~ A discussion was held on the milk program for the benefit 1liE MORE OUR BANK of aL cldldren. The unit will CAN HELP YOU! std. trans., wls lw tires, radio, beater, 34,000 acpurchase three pair of glasses .._...._, miles and one careiul owner 7or example, here you'll find: Spandex is ~ the weight of ordinuy elastic with the teachers' help in deCHECKING ACCOUNT service to save termining those in need. Spandex is softer, stronger than tubber elastic MrR Buck's room won the you ~ookkeeping and bill-paying Spandex keeps its shape longer and better attenuance award. The Scholartime, effort; SAFE DEPOSIT boxes Spandex machine washes, too ship Fuhd was discussed and to protect all your valuables; And, "Lyric" rounds, lifts and separates smoothly ... perfeetl)'·l HomeofU.e if\ was voted to transfer $60 LOW-COST LOANS for business, V-8 automatic •. wJslw tires, radio, beater. Very nice! Of fine cotton broadcloth with front and back sections of V~ from the general fund to the :remily end personal needs: end Fabufou Spandex. White. Sizes 32-36A, 32-40B, 32·40C. ~. Scholarship Savings Fund. Mrs. ' top SAVINGS ACCOUNT service -Roy Donohew, council parUaell quickly available under one 1m•mtll!'ian, and past unit pres!· root for your convenience! dent, will give a Legislative r&o SPECIAL. AUTOMATIC. A REAL NICE ONE. port at the Council meeting In Save 11-. elod at Ibis "fuU....-vice" banlc todcryl Syracuse. Fourth Grade Mothers were hostesses. A "buzz session" was ShCop S1turday everfil'lg .utitil held and a social hour followed. TWO DOOR. NEW SNOW TDlES. wtl'e made to sponsor ~ hllld. decorated Eas- Pomeroy =tr: MEIGS THEATRE Around And About Middleport .P.- "Jell!' Sewing Club Meetl'ng Held On Wednesday By Petite Deb .' f MARGUERITE'S Shop 102 E. Main Pomeroy 1964 TRADE IN now . VALUES --~E-LB-ERF-EL....;,_D$_..1 new RUBBER FOOTWEAR t'rs 62 Corvair · · --· . S189S ' 1 Delegates to pTA C '/ Are Selected TfiE SHOE BOX 62 Olds '88' 4Door .. SJ69S * 61 Olds '88' 4Door · s2395 1 Crow~s 1Olds F-85 Wagon -s1795 -- $345 SALES 2·5342 C•dillac.Otdunobile Pomeroy Pomeroy National Bank · llnm& Metp Countr for OYei-10 yem t fom ' SANDWICH ... AIId TJ!k•'iJrtt..,.,.. ~.,~ 1 'f/2-.1432~ POMEROY- RUTLAND ~- I 9 and sav'· DEPAUL SUFFERS LOSS CIDCAGO (UP!) - DePaul's 13th consecutive win proved to be a costly one. A schqol S)lllktsrn.iln · announced Tuesd~~;y that Emmette Bryant dlslocated his left ankle during Monday l)ight'a game against In-· 11 .-..aua and ~ . lost to tht .u . lrl.deflnlta A I ~ --~------·----------------~·~--~~~~~~~~·~ i 0 • j(:"'-"1 - « a.am· ' :~ , .l 2.00 Jr#Pay S% lntereat On Savln11 KARR &VAN ZANDT ·~ • 54 Cadillac H.T. ~ _$495 MOTOR BESTFORNI,, STEAK HOUSE Buick Special ... s995 54 Buick H.T. "LYRIC"b . y on Lingerie, Wo1 .• .:;n's ' ar;td Glr.ls' ~eady · To Wear, Men's and B.oys' Wear, lnfantf : '· Wear, Bla~k~ts, ~.s&reads, Throw,' ffug~· -'·' and Nylon R~m;S.ize Ru~s. .• , . ·., ~· · ., ' ' . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 31, 1964 bowen devrick roach unroe withers