http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e3fd4b40e08ea3000efb8105b3a9419d.pdf e4630aa456cf794805a66d0aeebd21a5 PDF Text Text ' .' NOW YOU KNOW • 'lbe:e are lllU'e llvillf orc~~~o ln a spoonful of rich ooll than fllere are people 111 lila Friday and Saturday Elberfelds In Pomeroy lams • • world, Sptcl•l Purchase and S.le Of SHOP FRIDAY e· en tine BIG ROOM SIZE RUGS TIL 5 P.M. BIG SIZE WOOL RUGS BIG SIZE 501 NYLON RUGS SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. Fine quantles, big savings. Select yours Friday, Saturday and Save. WOOLITE Cold Watar Weoh For all fine fabrics. Con· venient to uae, revives original colora. No •hrinking, no matting. 79c ¥.! lb., 1 lb., $1.39 Gllddon GloP Whlto Four Hour Enamel For exterior and Interior. Durable, wllshable and quick drying. WASHINGTON The $11.6 billion tax cui biU was virtually assured of Senate passage today without a major change .efter administration forces dur· ing the week-long debate defeated a series of amendments. A number of amendments remained to be voted on, but it was e~pected they would be disposed of promptly with ac· tion on the top priority measur• completed by late after· nQon. The House passed the bill Sept 25. Liquid Woollte $1.29 pint Boys Sizes CoHon and CoHon Blend Food Stamp Plan Dies Because of Partisan Politics Says Cooley SLACKS Sharon Hoschar's Recent Marriage is Noted Loto of Now Styltt, Colors, Patterns Miss Sharon Elaine Hoschar, roy, January 20 at Gallipolisl:,om~oy ~~ ~~;:"\~!"{;~ ~f ~aughter of Mrs. Rhea Hosch- with t~e Re_v._ Howard Young 60. u 'Ust e se 1966-63 Middleport and Mr. Leon- officiPhng mmlsler. Army from Ag . ar · ' . wherf' he spent 21,-2 years m ud B. Hos~har, . Columbus, The br~de attended M1ddle- Berlil'., Germany. l-Je is presentwas umted m marnage to RoMn- nc'rt High school where she was ly ernployed at the Tersted Diald Euet?ne Carmen son of r ...... ~ . . I b h lh " Ivan carmen, ' p om.. a member of the senior class. viston m· Co um ~:~nd Mrs 'd' us w ere e 1 ts rest mg. -·- · - - The groom is a graduate of coupe PLANS BAKE SALE 10-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. ti, 1964 The Rutland Garden C I u b Will hold a bake sale, Saturday, February 8. at the Rutland De- Memhart sub6tttutmg ns Outer Guard. Durmg the business meeting 54 sick calls were re-. . and $28 spent for alturwork. . Mrs . Neutzhng reported on I Middleport. The Installing ;;;;;;;;;;;,:.;,_======-.I cer was assisted by Grand Manager and Grand Senior of the Temple, POMEROY, OHIO The following officers were .-,.;,.~.;,.n,;~,_--,~~ ~;::~ll~~j M Nathan Biggs TONIGHT Chief; rs. Mrs. Harry Clark,' NOT OPEN Most Excellent Chief; Mrs. FRIDAY and SATURDAY I I~::~:·:: Zirkle Most Excellent "GIDGET GOES TO ROME'' II ; Mrs. 'Richard 0 wen, (Technicolor) M.E Junior; Mrs. A 1 fred Cindy Carol, as Gidget, Jam· 8 . M nager· Mrs Horace e1 Darren, Jessie Royce Lan- ~~~~hinn:y, S~retar;; M r 5 . dis CPaare Danova, Daniellc S cer Treasurer· Mrs . deitetz, Joby Baker, Don P~~m ' Inner Guard· 1 Port er, Jeff Donnell. Ph1.1 M~~:h. art, proxy, fo; FtltureHe: Spies & Guy• Colarcutoon• Mrs F. tta Lemly, Outer Guard; M B N tzling Musician. SUN., MON., TUES. rs. officers en eu were ' commendTht' Feb. 9 thru 11 ed for their excellent work. " WIVES AND LOVERS" Mrs , Martha Childs gave the {Spicy Comedy) the Janet Leigh, Van Johnson installation prayer with · ven by the · g Shelly Winters 1 I c osu~g prayer Colarc•rtian• Grand Manager. Mrs. Biggs open~>d the meeting with Mrs. MEIGS THEATRE purchase of new: formals for the staff and officers. A, letter was read from . Mrs[ Beth Davis, Grand Jumor. o Grand Temple, for a donation, and a repor t .of the ahut•in members was giVen. A sympa· thy card was to be sent to a memberd whose husband was deceE:se : . Followmg the c1osmg ode by Mhrs Har'2:_ Clark, ne~ ~ted.E.C .. t e memuers were mv1 o the dining room for a social hour . Assor. ted cookies and fan- 1 d cy san WIC es were Alfred Roush, Mrs. Horace ~c· Elhinney and Mrs. Paul The1ss h~stesses. Hostesses for Ma~ch will be ·Mrs. d LoMartha d Child, M Mrs. Mil red we an rs. Karl Owens. ---- Values To $6.95 S 00 • Values To $9.95 pr 3V. to 6 _ $4.88 pr. $3.00 ...... 3 Reg. $4.99 to $6.99 MEN'S~WOMEN'S - pr WORK SHOES Siz•• OXFORDS-LOAFERS ALSO TAP SHOES $2.00 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE teri,m Sunday School by t h e Clerk of Session, Mrs. Donald CottrilL They were: Ten years - Mrs. Pearl McBride ; nine years Mr . Pearl McBride and Eleanor Kay Schneider; eight years - Mri. George Schneider, Mrs. Riehl ard Roush, Mrs. Albert Durst, Mrs. Donald Cottrill, Sharon Sue Cottrill and Craig Cottrill; Iseven years - Mrs. Ezra Phillips and Judy Folmer; s i years - Miss Frankie Mumaw, Rose Ann Lisle, and Patricia ll ~;~~~~,;r,five years - Pam sheaths - shifts - pc. suit dresses and many others. Petites - Juniors- MluH- end Half 51••• $4.95 Young Mens and Mens Womens New Spring BULKY CARDIGANS $8.95 STEAK KNIFE SETS COTTON SLACKS 100% virgin orion cardigan swea ter, beautifully styles with a hand knit look, raglan sleeves -s ~zes small: medium and large in lavender, blue, beJge, black and white. Stainless steel with ter- rated edge.. Made in Shef· field, England. Bone han· . dies and Pakkawood baa- Solid color cotton and cotton and rayon blends. AU 100% washable. Choose soJid colors or smart deep plaid patterns in regular Ivy models worn with belt IOOPI and cuffa or t~e long •n lean bellleso style wltll full tapered leg. Stop in the Men's de. partment on tbe main floor and •elect several pairs now. Sizes 29 to 42. Just Received A Shipment Of Enterprise Modern Aluminum COOKING UTENSILS Highly polished quality Aluminum Ware. Durable quality and easy to clean. . dies. 6 in a set. .$3.00 ... Cot d-Rop FREEZER PAPER Polyethylene freezer paper Is stronger, moldable, pliable -and makes a eJeaa., tight fold. 18 inches wide, 1.5 .squ.are feet. 2 rollo $1·00 Furnace Firing Misfires Today lntrocluel"'l Cushion Back Vinyl Rug Runner 3 QUART COMBINATION COOKERS ------·--··· $1.95 LIPPED SAUCE PANS ---·-·--·---·-·----· 59c to Ito PERCOLATORS · -· ···-·--·---·-·------· $1.19 to $2.19 DRIPOLATORS ·····---·-------·------- $2.19 ond $2.49 COVERED SAUCE POTS -----·-··------- $1.59 to $2.29 FRENCH FRYERS ........ - .. ...... :·--·-·-···-- $1.59 LOOK 'N SEE COVERED UTILI"\'Y PANS ----·-·· $1.00 LOOK 'N SEE COVERED PI~ PANS ·---·-.- ---- · $1.39 ROUND DISH PANS ·----·------- -·----· $1.00 to $1.59 OVAL ROASTERS --·-·-· · --------·-·----··-·· · · $2.19 ROUND ROASTERS -·---· - -----·--·---·-- ----·- $1.95 TEA kETTLES -- ----· ··-·-------·--- $1.89 ond $2.29 WATER PITCHERS -·-·-··-------·--··-----···- $1.49 In Tho Furniture ~partmont, Sooond Floor NEW SELECTION Breakfast & Dinette Sets ~--------------·------ BLUE LUSTRE Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner The cleaner designed for pre· clous wall·to-wal\ carpeting. Easy to us~ and safe on all types of carpeting. Give Candy On V1lentine's Day We"ve the ohoicest array of att~~Cflv~ly boxed assortments. Candy - the glft evecyolle enjoys. Se- IIIIHirtl $1.79 ~ tiiiDnt, $3.39 11110n1 $5.69 Another quality cl~ aid. Snow whi..., high quality, long-wearing ray. on yam with painted baadies. 99c Custom Styled Closed Arll\ SOFA BED COVERs· Ready to put on - and · eover need not be removed wl!enoofa bed il opeb· · 1. ed. Durable waahablo ,.11rlc tailored for perleet m with cord welted aeama. New decorator c!)lor• ln printed and plain fibl'le. $10.95 .. ., ,,~ Elb.erfeldS_I n p0 m.JH1~J' · '· '~~. e.~;;~·J;~;:::::~: :::~::~;~a~:~~.~·ndl ~,':c':, ~~·~: :: '+'" WET MOPS rre~n. Be sure to see these new sets In a wide selection of colors and styles. They're all arranged for your easy selection. lect yours herll soon. RAYON For haU. and 1tainwys, economiCal, decorative, easy cleaning, noll--Slip, durable a~d quiet. Luxurioua carpet under foot. Carpet pattern• in desigOJ of brown, erer and Jim Crow, and Keith four years - Mrs. Clar· 11~""" Searls, Rosetta Lisle, Bob Don Harden, John Lisle, Lee Searls, and Debbie Ha1rden; three years - Donna Phelps and Bruce Cottrill. Rece-iving the first year pin, bar and certificate were Mr , ijichard Duckworth and Gary ltynon. ANNOUNCE REVIVAL There will be a revival startat the Mt. Union Church at . Carpenter Feb . B. Services will ' begin at 7:30 each evening. Bro. Cecil Cox of Athens wlli bring the message each evening. There will be special singing pr. II each evening. Everyone Is weJ.. come. LOAFERS pr. jacket dresses - pr. WHITE CANVAS $2.00 new styl'es-fabrics and colors - --- ODD LOT LITTLE GIRLS Rtg. $2.99 Slz01 61o 18 ..... L. ' ' ·· ·· ganlen {r.,h, Siu> 10.20. , 1\ Now is the time to select your new spring dresses-a ~aubful g~up-a 2 II Crepe Sole 8Y2 to 3 _ $3.88 pr. Fort~• SJ.9S xI Boys' BOYS' DRESS ~ice bars were awarded Sunday morning, February 2nd, at the Syral'Use First United Presby· MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS & LOAFERS Sizes 6¥. to 12 BA~V WAY Perfect attendance pins and Women's Pumps-- Flats- Loafers 00 • THB see 0 in MADEMOlSELLE. Left. soft aublle atnpaog, IWtered 1 trim, leather aooented belt. CelaneAe pol!e1tet 1 and Anrm rayon. Green, blue or pink predominate. Bl!h~ trl-10118 ~ sheath, bulloned mook poeket, easy-aldrtod. Crisp, ~lm weaye. Celanese Fortrel• polyester and Avril rayon. Brownjbeage, nary( blue, rose;pink, oJivejpale IJreen. Both machine •W8Bhable, ll&f Attendance Pins Are Awarded in Sunday School Bargain Day S served . from a table decorated With h 1 t' til with Mrs · t e va en me rno FEBRUARY Sizes 4 to 10 h celebrities I!IEAUTIPUL DltiiiBaaiNO 5 • Impressive Installation ervlce . TempIe s·IS ters Is Held by Me•gs ~artmen.t Store, beginning at 10 a r 1 Mrs. Bertha Amos is An Impressive installation serchairman of the sale, which vice for new officers highlightwilJ ofler. homemade ca kes, .ed tht' February meeting of the pies c·uokies, rolls •. brea~ a~d ' MeiE:o; Temple Pythian Siste:s randie!'. Mrs . BPrmce Wmn Is Tue:.day evening at the hall 1~ president of the dub. TONI TODD The long lean look In solid colors or plaids, t h e chimney stacks made of cotton twlll and worn without a belt, and full tapered leg, and the regular styles with ~lt loops or.cuff. : .. '··t.\' " ~;.;:J:..N_o_._s_Ec_o_N_D--~------M-I_D_D-LI!i.;.PO_a_T.Jiport.~':-~(Joes, 42, Middle-1..!:::::::::::::::::::::::====::::.-----~~·-~-~---·":":"~· -·--~~,_...,,.-~-·~.'r:.~'-~~.-,~·~· .1( .. '·' ' -<: ., ; l""'~- -- -_,.. ..... --------·---·---- .,"!>----·----··--- ..._.__..,.,. .. ___....;...,. ----- · -------~ . -;-":""............., ~.-- __ -.•..,.... .~:" . SUPPER AT 4 P, M. The Rutland Red DevJI Boosi, <ro wll) sponsor a Pancake' Supper on Wednesday, Feb. 12 at the Rulland school cafeteria. Serving will begin at · 4 p, m. (Instead of 6:30 p, m.) and ;:on. tlnue' tiD 6:30 p. m. Tickets ..., 75c for adulis and, SOo for ohlldren. Children under six years of age wiU be. l!dnillled OWNERS OF lree with . their parents, . The !be So!ltbeastero Obi<~ mepu. will Include pancakes; of,reg:wfid ceeds will go towards the. new AIJdn;, TOmJIIY -e!:<laru. ·· , tl .,.._ was Lyle Austia, ( .I - Thirteen youtiU attenl;ll~g ~e 'annual Winter meeting of at Sou.tllern ,Loca.l Hlglt Jelloc)l Thursday oight are owners ,to 4-H and the S,~Wi'·•tlvestock Club. They ire;,flrst row (L to Hollow, J_an Allirii; Renee J!u!:t: .~il!l row, J.oy, Theiss, Jeff Mello Gmral Roopllal · · Hollon, alld Dat'ld lllon~ The·· slieall:er at the meet!Df @MISSJOI'!S - None: ·. Dalrflnm't.CcM1ft AI• Ailoalatloli.+Sentinel Photo · DJSCiiABGEII - l i 'ell- •' ' • ., li!,f· .,. i'-~· ...., .1\ . ·1~'! ;i· • ~-d. .•• 1~ .. .. .......... . , ...... ,!;!~!{·".... ' ,;1 '• ·'1-i l. 1 ,. ' If "l ' I 1,•'i( I- ' ~'.':' ' ~ �- ... ..-- - . ' ' I ' \ Dall)' Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 7, 19e4 Huddle at Top Level on Guantanamo ;Water B:k:d.'i:;i:;:U~;,.:. ~: ~~· WASHINGTON (UPI)- Preel....1 Johnaoo ealled i• hi! top military and diplomatic advl.. era today to ossess Cuba's ootbl lA cuttlq off the water 111pply .o the Guan!lrlllnO Bay naval lwo and to consider pooo• lible retaliatory meuures. Offlelall ukl that those ottendinl the t • ·m., EST ...sloa at the Wblte House held a tw.. hour atr•tegy conference ot the State Department Thuradoy night to COII8ider the lmplicatiOIUI of Cuban Premier Fidel Caotro's acli011 and what colin· teNlleamres It required, II an!i the meedng were SecreU.ry of State Dean Rusk, ))e. len,. Secretary Robert S. Me· Namara, Undersecretary of State George W Ball Thomas c. Mann, asslst~nt ...;..etary of WASHINGTON !UPII- The oouncll of the Ortoniutlon of AIMI'Ican lt•t• COAS) moved .....y bottJ to lnvHtigoto and to modloto the smoldorlnv Conal Zone dlfPUII botwlln the U!'itod Stotoo ollll Ponomo. Tho council meet 11 111 "of1an of -ltotlonM II 10:30 o.m. EST to ¥Ill 111 cl'lltlon of JIIMCIII fed·flnclo 1"1 allll poaeomokl"' oubcommlltm It wu oxp"lod the! • gon.,.l -Itt•• lncludlnv ell OAI mombors Ollnpl 1he UJtltod St•~:,r• l'•n•m• would 1M appolntod to cl'lllo- the f nc1o lnv and poaco-lcoplng 1u1Homrnltt- llciNioppl"' I ciMr-cut cloclalon on tho lllltor chaf'lll and counto.. chof111of l'onomo oncl tho Unltod Stotoo, tho OAS fl. vlood the two-pronvod pltn to ovelcl offondlnv olthor country. w• .. 1 , antlclpsled Castro s action and was prepared to ':"ovo water to the b.,. by ship and other sources "indefinitely." the Cuban altuad1111 enapted. He conferred by lon8 dlstonce tel• phone w II h top ldvllera throughout the day. After hll "OUr w-:ba and rector John A. MeCone, and their lomilies will have the wa. Gen Maxwell D. Taylor chair· ter they need," the Chief Ex· ~- « the Joint Chiefs of ecutive declared. He departed from the text of a speech he S~noon assured the Ameri· was delivering in New York to can people ThurJday night that mak• clear the u. s. position. the Guanlalllmo ba"' would be The President was nearing k 1 111 pHed with water. He the end of a tw<Hlay speechthaf the United Slates had making trip to New York when the White Hoose with Me • George Bundy, hll spelal ·a .. sistant lor national 1ecurity af· fairs. There was no Immediate reaction from U.S. officials to • Castro announcement Thursday night that he would permit a flow of fresh water for one ~~~~!fr.~:~=~~~~n~~·~~: w:~oo'::eln ,:l:. hour I doy to the big naval bue. easlro cut off the woter mpply to Guantanlma 1ft retaJ. lotlob for u.s. ..tzure of lMI cu. ~....~~l"'or:"gtdtenwith ,.........na wa · Tbe S:~ ~ rejocled Cufro'o cbarp that the fllhermen were "kidlllped" In International waters. A u.s. llllement uld the tbhermen 'lft1't' weU lnalde u.s. walers1 ~ mOe• from share. Tbe department d!Jclosed !hot the lllbermen knew they were In U.S. territorial watera. It said lhlt one of tho fJJhing boat captalnl, just prior to boardln& by the U.S. Coast ~~~~~~~~h~ c::~o~~ ,._II "'" 7Hours' Sent on to''Bed Guard, reported by rodlo to Hav1111 llull tbt In U.S. woten. JACKSON, Mila. (UPI)- An all wblte jury, unable '!be ~~~~~ 1n o(lldal dulll to IJlM ~ aeven hours Thursday, resumes Its dell~ bere '"' thAI cUtro lllld de- eratlons tOdll)'ln the trial of Jlyron De La Beckwith, the accused ldller of Negro leader Medgar Evers. ~':ra:.r:! :~~ Court was scheduled to convene at 10 a.m. EST. knowledp llult IIIey would be "Your minds are at a mud- qultl-ll J doldlook (jhll seized as !reo~ ill order dlt, probably, Uke moot of oun wouic. or urymlllrlal) • lo have 1 preteat 10 cut olf ore," Judge Leon llendrldt told man 1 Guanttntm.o'l waler. tupplJ. the Jurymop 'lbundoy plght '!be theory In Washington wben he exCuud them for the was· lhel the Cuban leader felt nlgbt .. They reUred to ~ In an the current anU-~ciD agi- upstalll room of the b ' i •n tation · Jn Pansma bad created hoUse. Or IS a favorable atmospjlere lor him '!be all·nuJie panel hod ,.. to renew bls demandl that tbe ce•ved the ease at 2:05 p.m. United Ststes give up ill lease EST Thursday .~ the loth on the big Guantanamo base. day of the . nali~ s most eel.. bral<'d raCial trial since the COLUMBUS (UPI) _ The 1955 trial of two wblte men at Ohio WUdll1e Dlvblon reported Sumner, Ml.sa., for lbe alaytna 'lburoday tbe belt apol for Ice of Emmett Till, a Negro yoolb fishermen II Lake Brll. The re- Best Place """* F F" g ln·fce-En"e cottrill HerdJS Tops m• 0 ::~~~~ ~~~"!:U.::~!~ DHIA Testing in January Cljeet repon. · ·· •. . 2245 TOTAL W011 t, Loll S, Poinll t TRI COUNTY LEAGUE Janoary ZS, liM GI:J Aato Pltll Jim Johnson Jim Sisson D. Thomas R. Rawlings .R. Gravea Handicap Total Won S Lost 0 Points I Francis Florists Knight Wippel Martin 554 44, 386 454 4111 138 Zllil 471 443 468 387 feyler 437 \II IIford 2213 Total ll'ua t Loa! 3 Points t Foremu • Abbolt :;ilaekston ' :Abbott ·ft. Grueser Dillon \1·. Radford Total '1\'on JLost Z Poinll Z Mlaon Methedlst Jobn Sisson j!umgardner ,;E. Thomas Cook Reynolds ' Clpehart Handicap i Total i Woa Z Loll I Point• I :- 511 T~nnant ti67 TOTAL 2537 Won 3, Lost I. Points 4 Yard-Malnl. T. Hennessy 495 J. Cougt,enour 413 L. Alkire i3 L. Kennedy , 18 G. Gardner 424 Handicap 96 TOTAL 2259 Won t, Lost 3, Points 0 Ind. High Game ~ Bnd Tennant 223 · 0 188J 2377 127 360 341 490 347 94 2407 Holsum Sslea ~ Woods 411'1 403 469 Mitch J . C. Roush J F. Roush Clay 481 434 [ ~~d6s~lghS~~!~'- -:_-- ,~,ud ,Te"' 432 522 ' Team High Game - B Shift . . .. 'I B. Shift li88 : Edwards 465 507 ~ Grate 47t ; &t.illinr 602 : Stobarl 2833 Total Won Z Loti 1 Points I : crow'• Steak House : Ingels 520 4116 IJeara 438 Slsmondo $94 .Duerr 541 Davis ·llaudicap 42 26111 !otal "t/u I Loot ; Points Z High Game - R. Dillon, 233. High Series - A. Stobart, 602. · Tetm Hi&h Game - Holsum Team High Series - B Shift 2537 SE:I\fiOR GIRLS LEAGUE ABC Cleanf!rs P . Queen C. Zuspan 282 274 237 387 230 . V. McDaniel M. Webb F. Lyons Handicap 980 Tor-a! 2370 Won 3 Loot & Profitt Appliance L. Adams 268 B. Price 273 J . Taylor 247 T. McTurner 251 R. Brickle• 146 Handicap 990 Toto I 2182 Woo t Lost 3 Nrirnlerw: lot ~ · havlna lood "IIUCC8III at NlmltDo, boa IJid crapplw; l(orlll Reservoir, percll, cnpplw IIIII blue aJIII; Berllll, crapplw-and walleye~; Mo11dore, ~ and porch. Ice c:ar1u lrtD . lo 10 ~. ' ' Saatbeallllnu Burr OU: liio . tho only opot lbat IIJICII.., 11ft let. Bau llld blllflllll Mlal ' tai<011. , ·: • Saalllwelteft• Ice cmdttkJne' . generally poor. ,, ,,. 1L CeDtrol: Ice unufe ~- J11!1!11 . lake• and pondo, lilhlq ,..., recommended. .;•" .. , ·. : . l , e en e rp , . ' : 1 '. 114 1 114 ed 5" minutes before acquitting ·• The C. L. Cottrill, Jr., herd of Hendersont McNeill & Rogers, the white men. ~ r West Columbia led the Mason Wesr Columbia; Rolle Lee, pat. 'l'h4! state had osked that Count)' Dairy Herd lmrov.. lipolh Ferry; and Robert Hoff· Beckwith, a Greenwood, Mils., ,, ment AuociaUon honor roll for man, Lelart. ferUibler salesman and gun col· , . . .. December, It baa been announc- Tlw Brown herd of 110 cows lector, be put to deatlt ln the ...._, ed. proaueed an avoraso of 11144 gas chamber m the mlper slay............. AI the some Ume, 11 was an- pounds or milk per cow llld 40 lng last June of Even as he r• nounred lhlt the herd of Wood· pounds of fat per cow with a turned home from a clvU rights ...__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __._ _ _ _ _olilil .. row Brown ot Letart led the butter!at teat of U. m..ung. • 430 EDP booor roll lor November. Othet herds on tho EDP hott- Beelrwllb, taking lbe stand In My a..don Alllwer die Mall ac>ealled ''morality IIOCI8."; fta R. Carson 391 The Cottrill herd of &I cows or r<il were lhoM of Clllford Ills own defense, denied kllllng Dear Helen: beauty . ~ bollnesa al .., C. Bohr H. Chesher 442 produced an averaso of 1191 Carson, Ma110t1; Old . Town Evers and said, In effect, he It's a Uttle late to answer wou!cl be completely~ ; L. Smith 125 poun~s of milk per cow llld an Farms No. and No. 2, Otis bod never k!lletl much. of any- "Elaine" (wbo advocates let- Good morals buDd a oolld. < Handicap 10 aver•g• of 46 poundo of .fat per Rendolph, Rt. 2, Leon; G. C. lb1ng but t1me. Seemingly at Ung boys and girls aet togelb- dolton toward a fu~ ~ Total 2231 cow whlle •bowing 1 butterfat Sommer, Southside; J. H. Mor- ea1e, be wu In the witness er eoslly "because they wiU You can't bop llldp llftl ·}llliili . Wou e Lotti tell of 3.8. gan and Son, Pliny; Leslie Ray- chair for almost two and one- anyway, so why not face from one affair to lliOiller ;~ · Mr. Otllcn on the DffiA honor roil burn, Letart; and Clarence ball hours. facts?") This might be upect. expect marriage to be m.ot- . M. Werry 137 were the herds of W. A. Borker. Thomas, Letart. The former Marine stared I"' ed from 8 teeJ>.ager lookfD& for than a stop..off point tilt 306 Soutl,.lde; Gerald Rood and Jim SiSllon tantty at the jury wben 11 fUed sensadonallam but Elaine llld next affair, - GRANDMM'Ho L. Jewell 458 Son. Letart; Ray Crank, HendmLatot tbeh delthlbera~~ room. her four worldng·mother pais ER ;D. Dotson 479 T A Willi m on Souther' w en e ,~ora were __..,, dulls 2. 318 •~son; · · a s ' . sent to bed at 10:21 p.m. EST are sup,.......y 8 • THE ALMANAC ' • ,, .: C. Spencer ~7 side: Marcus Weaver, ~tart, st!U undecided, Beckwith wore Tell them to visit one of the Today Ill Frldoy Feb.'f '-IIW • R. :Capehart 160 Edward Bumgarner' ...tart; fro h I f f ••- j U homea far unwed mothoro He~ • . ' . W. Youn& Huntington State Hospital Farm a wn N e e t or '"" a d , 11EN bout' .___ 38th day of IBM wltb • 11 4 ' eeU en, an ' spou1 a .... f Ito .. , ' Handicap Barhouravllle · Edison Mayes · nd 1o 1 Or look th 0 w. · · Total 2419 Jr Oalllpol.; Ferry· Frank E. Possible outcomes of the case a easy ve at e The moon Ia appro~cblnf ita Woo 3 Lost t Y~;w; Gallipolis F;ITy· . Elm.,: were: Guilty as charged (death broken homes - broken bto new phase. ' ' penalty) guilt as ch ged b .I cause young people n e vat Th nln tar -~ .,__ Newberry, Letart; Delmar New· WASffiNGTON (UPI)-Presl. ' Y ar u learned about moral values and e eve g • ' .,.. ·~K.&C. Jewelen ·- berry, Letart; . David Roush, Le· dent Jobnson il expected to ask the Jlli'Y flxe• the penalty at how to be lrue to only one. and Jupiter. . '"'· '. John Sisson ..., tart . Charles E McCulloch k te d Ufa Imprisonment, guilty aa '!bose born today lnclade A. Stobart 520 · ' Congreu next wee 10 01 n char~ed but the jury cannot d.. Frankly, I've beard this pme Charles Dickens, the greet Jlntt. P. Radford 517 unemployment Insurance cover· elde on the penalty (the judge klncl of talk !rom other P"" Usb novelist _IJid journallJt, G. wagner age to 3 mllhon more ~orkers 11 required to flx it at Ufe) ac- ento, mootly of colleg...ge chll· 1812. , . 585 R. Bowen 428 and raise jobless benefits. ' dren. U the parents condone, On this day In bjatoryt . . , , Total 2539 Tbe proposal, flnt recom- 3,35 a.m.; Stephen Austin up what hope have we got left for In 1885 Sinclair Lewll,-· tllt Won z Lost 1 . mended by the late Prealdent 32, 4:30 a.m.; Ellsba Woods up the next generation? -DIS- first Ame~lcan to win the Nobtl Swlober _ Lohoe Jobn F. Kennedy last June, wiU 33, 3:05 a.m.; Jim Houciand TURBED Prize for literature was h!lnl J . Bailey be ~uh?,'llted as part of" John· down 33, 4:25 a.m.; Robert Dear Dis: . In Saul< Cents, ~n. , . 497 T. Bowen 420 sons war on poveriy pack- Retd down 33, ' a.m.; Orco Most parents don·t condone- A ThOught for lbe tlaJL~ ; K. WlggiDJ age. dow• Meldahl 4:50 p.m.; Illl· lhoM wbo do set all the pJib. Charles Dickens onCI!'" _.,, 471 A. !lcarberry Willis Leadingham, the ·ownIt calls for a new federal tax nolo down Meldobl 6:15 p:m.; Uclty, and Ibis Is dangerous, "There are book of whicl. tho ., 410 W. Wilford 530 er of Metropolitan Motors in of three-tenths of I per cent on Pennsylvania down Meldahl 9 for even the wise ones wiU bscks and covers are by fir tbe . Handicap 111 Pomeroy today questioned the poyrolls fJ( employer• covered p.m.; Valvollne down Meldabl eventually/ believe what they best rls" ,. . Total 2439 statement appearina February by the program. . The levy 2 a.m.; Brenda up Meldohl 4:- read, if they read it often THEpaDA . Woo 1 Loot Z 4 in another newspaper that would raise an estimated $3'15 40 am. enough. 1.,~ the Pomeroy Village Council ac- million a year. GaUipolls Dam - Titan down Trouble Is, parents are afraid DIVOTID TO INTIRin .· .,;.. ' .. Blue & Grey 395 ceplod the lowest bid lor a new The utra money would be 11 p.m.; John Hodd down 11:30 to discuss sin-and..eE on a morMIIGI MASON AWIA . ,. V. Wippel iM pollee ,.,.lser. The bid accept· used to fmance extended bene- p.m.; Onward down 12:15 a.m.; aUty basis wllb tbelr offspring A. Coates 486 ed was $1610 difference for a fits to long.term unellll!loytd Andrew Calhoun down 1:45 a. the"' doys, ior lear of what .,..... " C. Ingell vehicle of one type, or $1650 and provide federal md to m.; Solvay down 3:15a.m.; Eu· they'll leam. And the offspring ..... ~'::"::..::':::":';. ·=~ 515 W. Porter 500 difference for • heavier vehicle. slates suffering most from genla Jones down 3:40 a.m.; take lbelr silence for consent . .., '' "'" .... vou., rv••!!!l¥ J. Duerr 2480 Leadingham slated tbat be chronic unemployment. Chauvin down 4:35 a.m. 'lbere's a vast lack of under- .._..,, "' ............. ;,;;,~;, Total had submitted a bid which met The administration - backed Kanawq River - S e m e t standing between lbe gener• Won 1 Lost 2 all opeclficaUons of Council and plan also would Increase lbe down Marmet 12:15 a.m.; J. S. tiona here - 1 think many .,,.,. u ...., '"c'"!l!l 1 1: 8 Soper Market that hlo price difference was tuable wage base from the Lewis down Marmet 1:30 a.m.; doubtlftg parents might be sur- --"' ... - .,_" •--· 471 fl495, or $115 less than the bid ~resent $3,000 to $5,200 starting Lucy Jane Luca• up Marmet prlsed If they'd get beneath that OOio. R. Rupe E. Cunningham 419 accepted. !" 1966. Wben this takes effect, 5:20 a.m.; Oleander down Win- amoolb 1\lrlace and really talk Na. .w odoa ••, ,.,_;&;. 469 J. Johnson Leodlngbam stated that he 11 would Increase the federal field 3:05 p.m.· A. E. Dyke up to their kids: agreeably IJII'III'ia"'~'!:: W. Chisler 505 share of unemployment in8UJ'· Win! ld , •• ' J Bo ed that 1s H. ..... ........., ' ' "'486 has a new auto agency In Porn•-- 1111 · 1........ b a te .: .. p.m.; erry a- , .F. R.l.chert ance ~es emp .,... Y n worth down Winfield 7 m R Dear Holen· -· •......._ • ...,. ·ilir Handicap 172 . estlmal<'d t231 million a year. p. .; ' , . ...., ... ,... '" ...._ at .• n;i Total ..._ 2505 eroy, that he has esteblisbed I Under the complex federal- H. Bosworth II -up/ Winfield 12,. . 1m a modern mother of Won 1 Loot 1 this agency wlthm the last state program however oome 05 a.m.; Ssndy up Winfield 4:- five wonderful eblldren and 12 ......, """ _...., UIIJ _ tb~ee. years IDd bull! a new states could 0 fi..,t some' of the 45 a.m.~ 0 . F. Shearer up Win- ador~ble grandchildren. How :, High Game_ A. Coates, 224 . bmldmg on East Ma1n Streo;t 1 Impact of higher us. levies by f~eld 5:25a.m.; Merrill up WID- horrible It would be If I h." ooa~~, ... ,.,, ...., • .~ott& High Serlea _ A. Coatea, 584 • ~ Pomeroy and that he feels 11 lowering their own taxes on field $:35 a.m. world went alonl with Elaine 1 •, • "':'):> Team High Game - IllS Su· 18 unfair to both him and lbe employera If the bUI becomes y,' per Market, tl3. taxpayers when a Vdlage Cou"' law. ) ·;. Team High Series K&C dl accepts and pay• one auto- Slate tax roles vary from J 1 ra ··. mobile dealer more money thaD nothing on firms with lciw turn. ewe e • -·· · necessary to get a ear to over to 4.3 per cent in Michl· 11 CITY LEAGUE meet its specifications. gan, where unemployment has Bletaer Block Hie &&lid that t be hfeels this Is been besvy in recent year~. By DOROTHY KILGALLIN par 1eu ary rue w en no reas· The natlobal average rate was T. Retd 491 on is given elt~er tbe dealer 1.4 per cent In 1962 ond rose '· E. Roush 108 or the citirens of the eommun· to about u per cent last year. D. Roush 479 ity for spendinR an extra $1U J . Sisson 543 of public moner in thla manner. R. Capehart 459 Leadingham staled also that BROADWAY BULLETIN BOARD he'd never subjected blmself to the TOTAL 2479 this Is the second time that be Van JohDBon, just aut of the hospital York critics. Woa I, Loot Z, P ·nil I bas been low bidder on pubUe l)'it)l good news after bls recent cancer • • • Pomeroy C.meol Block vehicles and has not received tests, was all set to go to Joan Crawford's There's no e:1plaining Hollywood, 11 Clatworthy $12 the bid for a Pomeroy Village Gauge readlql: Gallipolis Intimate reception for Pr1nce11 Irene, but ther~t? Patricia Neal is being touted for Due!T 520 cruiser. Two years ago when dam 18.1, 17.7, running 19 feet bla docton decreed a whole week's rest every possible award - lnclucllng tht · R. Davlll 472 the Village Councu purchased on rnllers, Pomeroy•Mallot1. 21.· in bls apartment before he can go party· Oscar - for her performance In ''Hut!." Anderson 570 a cruiser Mr. Leadingham sub- 51, Pt. Pleuant 2U6, Hinton ing. Van obeyed, but told Joan to "keep Meanwhile, her role In a new filii( ''Tho Sauer $3'1 mitttd a bid which was approx·j~.u rising, Kaillwhl FaDs 3.53 the champagne on ice" for the moment Third Secret,'' wound up on the cutting TOTAL 261l imat<IY $200 lower. rising, Charleston 19.08 rlsiDg. when h~ can come visiting - and she's room floor . . . Vnited Natlolil experta Woo z. Lost 1, Palata I Mr. Leadingham also stal<'d London llld Marmet' dims, were got bottles of all sizes waiting for blm· In appear unworried - off the record.that be ootieed that members on the . aUla, and Wllilleld dim her refrigerator. It turned out Princess abOut the crisis In Panama. Tiley lndle•ta Phllllpt Bar or Council were quoh!d as ••Y· was 'rullllinl ~ ~ Irene's aoclal plans were canceled at the their .beUef that Washington will wort Stivers 151 log that they thought the busl· liNt I!IOVelllentao. ' last minute wllen she and Queen Freder- o,ut a deal acceptable to botjl. aldea. (And Walker 541 ness "should be passed around." Olio River - John Lad d lka received bad news about the Klng'l a slxth·IJI'&der wouldn't i ha'lie muCh Hannahs 487 Mr. Leadingham J&ya that this Doan dOlVft 13, 7 a.m.; S. M. health and had to take the earlier pos- trouble tnnslatlng that Into basic Eng• Schoenleb 550 is not what the la'll says. Tbe len~!$ up 14, t a.m.; Pepy sible flight back to Greece. Jllh) ... Judy HoiUday turned up ~~ a Hawley 524 statutes provide that the award Dowoey up 14, 10:25 p.m.; Char· Margaret Chase Smltb's declalon to Second City the other ~ht with a 'D TOTAL 28110 of a sale should be made to the lero1 up 14, 1 a.m.; A. J. Pot- run for President of the United States prl,se date-David Oppenheimer, her g. Woa a. Lost I, Polnlll loweot and belt bidder ond he ten down 15, 4:t0 o.m.; Beaver has r~lted In the IJI'eate~t rush of top1· husband. H. It FlreotoH believes lhlt fairness to all buB- up 17, 2:04 p.m.; \'etta Altlill cal gags slbce Liz T117l0r and Richard . Only three actresses passed the cllffl· Wagner sss lnen men would be achieved bJ down 17, 8:06 1.m.; Jeffeiaon Burton were In Rome. The night club ~ eult Acton, Studio final auditions Hagaerty 4311 lollowlna the low insteod of lol- down 18, 1:41:·im:; OVEC up medians are having great lllccen with leste Holm, Betay Palmer and a )IJghlJ R. Bailey 411 lowlnt the personal dealrto of II, 4 a.m.: Fra!!kl~D · Pierce the Lady President jokes : • . "Nipt of J;!rDmlslng newcomer from Calilcllt, N• L. Smith 4M the members .or Counc:ll. down 20, 5:011 'a.m.; ~Ofdan the Iguana" h.,s turned o~t to · ~ IIUch Clflle l\lrney ... Loot Mabllhe wiUI!!III D. Miller 131 Mr. :..e.dlngbom hastened to dowto 20, f: 46 a.m.;. B~~ey· a powerful flicker rroducer ~k ,JtOmetblng of a bombshelf lnto the WbTOTAL m7 poiDt out that bls erltlcllm In State up 21, 4110 •·'Ill:': L. W. decld~ to release I In June, 1Jith a ra&- - Jllbll!& Industry with •tte upcoming !fi¥e. · Woa 1, Lose 1, Pablll 1 Ibis malta' II In no way a re- Sweet up 22, 1:16 •.m.; 0. v. zle-d~e' openlili night and a ~lebtl~y It .w ill feature pictUres prilitetf ·Iii.' a fiecU<In on any other dealer be- Harner down u, n:IO.p.m.; ~1- party afterwards. It was oriSinally aebed• . thiee-dlmensional proceiS the,'ve ~ , Mitldloporl Dope. - - . eaute all dealel'tlltlbmlt bltls in gol't:llff up 23, 3:30 a.m.; John uled to premier ln Decembe~ Melvin · developing for 18 yem. (No, you ttoll't !'·· Ind. Hllh Game- Jae Bal\ey lood faith and •D dealers ex- J. Rowe down zs, J;OO• a.m.; Belli, Jaclt Ruby's lawyer, Ia threatening have to wear special glassel to 11t ttl• f 134 peel to get a bid only If !hoy are Philip Sporn down 23, f:ISo.m.; a gigal'lle 1awau!t If a weekly IPRidl'le ~feet.) • .• Ind. 111gb Soriel - he Ball· low bidder , but that lhll Is Jo:'lll K. up G~up 11:25 a.m.: publlabeJ. a blllbly critical article. about , .. The Jan. 29th Issue of DillY Variety J1 ey w strjc:tly a complaint agal1111t the 1Mr. Mack down .GteequP< 7:15 111m ln·tts !~relent (orm Ttlb Hullter'e a :eo~r·a Item because of. ·tile tltla Teom IDih GaiJ!I - PhiUips V!Uege Council, which has · a.m.; Aetana·LculsvUie•up ·30. friends sey he haa been "~erribly upeet ;jjve Kaufma11 gave to Carol <0111'11ett'l• ,I Bar 1M • • made an unwise and unneceo- 4:30 o.m.; NatiOnal up· al, 1:15 ' ~nd d,e preased" ~~~lee his unl!appy .-p..-?,- lie~ · ltlliCtat:ular. It's not gut~ the Utlf :· Team HIJh Serleo- PhilliP" sary elljleDdtture o1 public a.m.; Lelia She3tl!r. down ''· Jence .op ~roadMftkas one of't~~ 1~~ th~Bob~anneroftlcelb!l41D~ ' buUt Bar Z6N · money. , 1:30 a.m.; Alloo ~plltr _u at, of the re_v1sed " , Tral,n." They wlali . lllre sw!np, o; ·' ·.! L ,._ . ·'"""'"~ \ ,.., .i I LiA. , I • ,,,filf' '-"+'_..........,~,_~,....., ......... ~..... .._~,:.t-~·T& qq#"? .,. 'filii .;.z··,,._..,. Rldwdo Saod & Gravel P . Sylvester 211 S. Price 198 J . Cozart •... S. Tt.eiss 214 B. Hunt 296 Handicap 1014 Total 2226 Won 1 Lost I Sllala I< Phllooo lalb, 1 276 Team Hi&h Series - Rolsum 1 P. Davis P. Baker 2112 Sales, 2110S. D. Roush 2M C. Wollace 225 KYGER .::REEK LEAGUE S. Adaw 237 Labor.Jon. Handicap 1193 iiB B. f'!eison Total :1247 408 D. Halfhill W•·• z Loot 461 C. Faulk No" York clolhlli& Houoe • 397 ~~ ~~~1rt L. Darnell 266 519 Jer.ny Folmer 290 ~AL 2299 Ju~l Fohller 217 j.ii l, Loot I, Polats I M. Handley 263 Odd Bolls P. Hennessy 362 501 J.. Stewart Handicap 122 275 tleynolds Tout! 2220 3K " Lambert Woo I !.ell I Kolber m Plekeaa Rardwaro 543 D:"Hunnel . 15 C. Johnson 301 Mandlcap D. Miller 358 1347 TOTAL J . Hoffman 320 W• 1, 1Mt I B. Burns 276 ·t·· ' -G Aldridge 291 ,;:!.. . A. S.lft Handicap m 100 Total 441 2474 """a Loti I 484 433 Mary Webb, Hllh Game 511 144. ·,ONto.... Mary Webb, ffith Sorio!l 352 ,. lk'lp 387. 1347 Team !Dgh Game - Picken~ TOTAL · I, Lilt I, f Point• Hardware, 853. Team 111gb S.rle1 - Pickens 411 lblrdware, 2474. 'J. *· r' 1; Gj .& · .., c. . ••u• 524 m 421 4111 2 INDUSTRlAL LEAGUE JaH81'f •• 1JN Davis • Waraer .8:. Perry aa Voice of Broadway ••• reporli·~·g ., Nifr: • { t • I ' ...J ....... • c,~ ·, ( .. !\ .:' ', / ' . • • 'I I I I \ MAYFAIR CEJUNG TILE ° 16c VALLEY LUMBER .. SUPPLY CO. 't.': 1 ' MOTOROLA -3ROOMS Jewelry Specials Just Arrived I Jet< FURNITURE ss9s·oo sw.. t. BAKER FURNITURE And now - no more, no 1.00 NAJ!oNAUNf'S TIIIM StAffJ fi!OHI' to First stop: . exceptional · . dining Rat I -- I c. · '· I =·= =:;-:.,.':. _,•, -=::..::;: =---:':le; 1 1 1 _,...,v . ' ·"A!JOiil ,.. Theatre mean. Hts ILY SENnutr - ••• 'Mr. Cartoon' LEWIS REPAIR SERVICE m : Eastern High Honor Pupils Are Announced 1 Increase Taxes I ,, To n:.d.l:rrbt I More Benefits Package \Vill River News DaQJa· ge-Action I belcri !.""'.::::. :=•;!.";;;,,"::.. ary 17th l!t f:jll 1.111. il'! good ouccea thlJ wtekond. Nottllwwtaw; No 1~ lltd!lnl Leadingham Questl"ons crmser • B"dI ' ollowlnf .,.,. Ill 1be Jur)'WII~..-.! Among lbole who entered Hober hoepital ln the post %4 PT. PLEASANT - '!be H.... moo1ern llfet)' doYioel wtllc:b bouro were Michael Ervin·Put. orableJudgeJame~Lee'l'homp. were ·In &oOd worlclnl eaatli-, ···11111 ney, 1701 Cheslllul St., Brenda liOt1 of the CireuH Court, .... !lob. . .. .... j,ou Hood, 3011 Fourth Ave., SlieJ. on county, today releued the "We wllll to make tho follow· PT. PLEASANT~ . A ....... •Uf50-Uf; ::u!J Ia J . Mum, lleck'• Trailer findings and recommendaU0111 InC reeollllliOI1datlona: verdict fca the plalntlll wu ,. ·•dua BJ llluclle M. llutlao above poem. Court, John w. McGuire, Mer· of an inspection, on his order, I. '!be wide rim ptllllill tbe turned by jury. alter an TIDI•• -'u. JA!oi. h - 1 am amazed and AN OLD SA~ at our eervUie Star Rt. (expired}, Mra. by Charles L. Brown, M. D.; ldtcbenolbould be replaced with IJwr.long delibentlllll '11olnday '"' ,<;• deDibted to learn tbat John bouso " Down Rome · woo, Goldie M. Sbuttl~orth, Rt. Z Mrs. Ray Crank, and Mn. New- lliiOOtb rim ptUII to provide .... In Muon County ~ Court ,' Wesley. along with a few chores "A• the days be&fn to Cheshir'l. . Georse D. Lemley, land Harvey Jan. 18. 1er and more lldeqtJm com- In the ctvU octlon tnal ol Uord PT. PLI!:ASANT- uMr. C.:., Ullo preaching live times a lengthen Rt. 2 Cheshire, Mra. Paul WorkTaken on the tour of laeUf. plete cleaning. J. Baker, Leoll, vs. Rich toon" of WSAZ will lie ~ .. doy, IJid rkllne horseback all · The cold begins to streng· man, 401 22nd St., Pl. Plea.. ties by Sheriff Griff Durbin, the 2. The square comer fqod '·Valley J>alrY, Jn,c. !be ~lghligbts of the Junior Wfl:,.l over ball a continent, was real· then" . ant, Mrs. Paul Worknlan, 404 Inspectors found : trays silould be replaced with The trial concerned an acef. man's Club Chllclren'a ~& ly a man of m.,.iclne, too, and Quoting thb to my presen1 22nd St.. Pt. Pleaoant, M r a. "The kitchen was clean, neat- round corner food lrays to pro- dent iov6lvlftg vehicles driven presentation Ssturday. .1;; advocah!d almool lbe strenuous and only husband. always gives Ruth Ann Crabtree, 117 Pleasly arranged and food In ~rep. vide easier and more adequate by Lloyd J. Baker and a Rich Mr. Cartoqn wiU remain ~" life of TeddY Roo,.velt and him mch a big kick for be ant St., Pl. Pleasant, Mrs. Jam· aration seemed to be odequate cleaning. Valley Dairy truck occumng hours aftel Saturday's perfOI'IIIr:• J.F.K. saya, "According to that, Mom, •• c. Cooper, Ripley Rd., Pt. for the meal that was being 3. The waUs around the com- November 29, 11162 on Route 2 ance to visit with the eblldree.1 He WBB worTied to see psle, we'D have some rea~r cold Pleasant, Mrs. Jack C. Higgins, prepsred. The pantry was fair· modes sb~ld have IIOIDe type near Millwood, W. Va.: .in. and 1 photograpber wiU be.,._,. , aiiJIOIII walking shadows of pe~ weather along In June. Pt. Pleasant, Joe R. Neel~, State SeliBior Jack Miller; ly well stocked with food. of acid resisting cover~. which Mr. Baker received m· ent to take pictures of the cbll. pie ir hla doy and cured an old OH, me. Rt. I Pt. Pleasont, Mrs. RegJ. ParkersiHlrg, announced tbl• "The cells were dirty and 4. The mattresses whieh are juries. nUpulations made by dren with Mr. Cartoon. •. man of 8 cough with a simple nald Eugene Gray, Rt. 2 Pt. I week that be Is a candidate some of the mattresses were torn should be replaced by mat. the counsel in the ease stated Two performances will be Si~·· dru he hJmsell repared PHYLLIS DILLER, lop com- Pleasant, Mrs. Harvey E. Dun- for congress In the Fourtll badly torn and dirty. The walls tresses which are water repe~ the fault of the accident w a s en one Friday evening at 7:31 g . P · edlenne of this here U.S.A. far can, GaiHpolis Ferry, Mrs. Jam- Congressional District of West aroond the commodes were In lant 10 as to be able to clean the Rich Valley Dairy truck p.:n. and the other Saturday fl&•'• :Ile was m odvance of his as I'm concerned, says she now es Scott, Lakin, W. Va., Dr. VIrginia 0~ 1 the Republlean a deplorable condition. The each mattress With an anU· and Baker hod legal claim to : p.m. time<!, .advocating a complelb- can bake only one cup cake in Benjamin Franklin Sommers, Ucket. Senator Miller said be showers were dirty with the septic solullon before each new $'115 he disbursed as a result o! 1 30 of th tbe tr _.• .. ly vegela~~e diet for ~ scurvy her oven at a time II is so en· Leon, W. Va., Robert C. EviDB, bad decided alter lengthy and paint peeling badly from the prisoner •IS a11 owed to use the the nusbap . · ed doc- The theme h'id e , afa e ""' which melud 1 sr; : victim _&o live on lllr~ for a crusted on all sides, room for 215 Mulberry St., · Pomeroy, serious deliberation to make ' walls. mattress. The dirty mattresses tor bills, boepital bills and loss center . on c '. nm s ne~a.: ' month and for the Br1Ush Na· one cup cake is ail that's left. Wade Edward Goheen, Coal- the r~ce In an effort to r,. I "The jail was mndern with sbould be cleaned and made of wages and the only aetioo to The children Wlll:ay h u vy "• spoonful or .~wo of lem- Oh, aolly. ton, Mrs. Kirby McGuire, Ash- turn the district to Repobllcan ' sanitary in the manner above jf be taken by the jury was to a~ a~ters of sto~. sue ,~ on juiee and sugar a re~~y She also said her five child· land, Ky., John ,David BIrd, rank• "for the good of all possible or be replactd with se88 the amount due Baker for Lillie Red Rldmg Hood, ~" usad,tar and near by the old ren came so tbick and fast t~_Jat Ravenswood, W. Va., and Lo- people of the district." mattresses as above ststed so pain and anguish be suffered White and the Seven Dwa •• " IBi!" of Ills day. they could hardly all crowd m- mon R. Garrett, Ravenswood, as to prevent the spread of di- and continues to suf!er as a Alice In . Wonderland,. etc. . PsychosomaUc medicine- to the one play pen. Filtally she W. Va. seases or parasites• from per· result of the accident and his There 1s no admtsston char~ . "Whomce came this woman's bersell g0t in .and, "Who's ·the Discharged son to person. inability now to do work he lor- for the performances. pain?' he asked and answered bill ogly one'" they all aaked . Patients recently discharged 5. The wails should be paint- merly was able to do. "FI:om fretting lor the death each other? Again, oh GoUyl · Included Evan Plymale, Mrs. ed and washed as often as Is The pam Lewis Repair Service 1 . 11.ff , Baker, was re~ .h tl ti ,.. of .her. aon." 1 James Clifford, Arthur Wheelessat.ory .:~e a:'bean. 0~p ~:. resented by Attorney S. D. Lit- 1 -FOROf emotions : "The passions "FANG," HER husband, puts I er, WilHam Fletcher, Mrs. Dewlnecli. u on tie age and counsel lor the dehave a greater Influence upon up with all this. A listener pro- ey Woods, Albert Gilley, Mrs. eHEATING Students listed below were .on sdnitary. . p ant was Bernard F u 1t z. health than most people are tested at the preposterous name\ Larry Hotfmon, Mrs. Solomon tbe honor roll at Eastern H1gh 6. Dust and d1rt should be 1~ Oh' nd William H ePLUMBING aware: of. ... .The love of God, "Fang." Said Phyllis .• "WaU,IMartln, M,rs. Harland ·. Wood, School for the third six-weeks washed from the bars of I be p rdlroyPt ~~ a t · eROOFING period. cells. Ra n, . easan_ . . aoverelgD remedY, keeps the whatcha gonna do With a guy Mrs. Reymond MathiS! and m· FRESHMENJackie Bah r 7 The floors should be scrubMembers of the JUry were . pissioeo within due bounds, and. with.~ front tooth two Inches 1 !ant daughter, .Mrs. Robert H. Howerd Barber. Linda Hender· bed with an antiseptic solution Aris Langdon, Tommy Walden.! brlnv unspeakable joy, perfect long' Gr~mm and mfant daughter, 1 son. Carolyn Hoffman, E d n a at least once each week. Tom Rose, Harra~t Crmckcalm, serenity, and tranquility -- . . ; Mrs Richard J. Phillips and McCoy, Sally Mora, Carol Nl- 8. The above recommendotlons shanks. Patty Burdette, Harold and becomes the most power- A HUMORIST descr1bmg a Infant daughter, Chester Ford, ehols. Sheila Nutt, Thomas Os- should be done by the prisoners Heiney, Nancy Mayes. Clifford 1 WY 2·2374 ful of health and lonR Itypical hypochondriac says they Mrs Norman Shotsky, Archie borne. Dooald Roush, Patty as much· as is possible to pro- Car<ler, Harold Bowman, Reba ! 134 Mill St. Middtopor1 life " " are fond of the "organ recital" Mrs. Gene Jewell, Mrs. 1 Smitl: Linda Spencer, Sina vide physical activity lor tbe Jones, Robert Ho!fm•n . Paul lrlumpbanl proof of aU a hlow-by·blow account of what Ruth Brucker, Emmett Studer, May Summerfield, Sandra Trus- prisoners. thil' H Uved to the mellow all aUs (?) them. . Henry Sheline, Mrs. John Beck, ond ·...:ne old age of 88 -from Heaven forbid that ! ·become Belinda Whittington, Randy L. sell. 9. Prisoners with e.cesslvely Legal Notice !703 10 1791. one ol the:<~ I'd much rather Par..,ns and Gregory Lee. SOPHOMORES - Billy AI- long hair should have their hair --=:-:-:::~::--::::-SEN. JOHNSON len, Greg Bailey, Patty Bailey, cut to provide for odequate ••••••••• ••· "' MID on Horseback, soldier of play the French harp. LOSE EVERYTIHNG Cheryl Bentz Kay Boothe Joan shampooing and each pr1soner ORDINANCI FIXING uns 110ft State Senator J .G.F. JoJm.. co~rr~TRACTI wtTH oTHER sue-otv.\ God: ·John Wesley. I WAS SO PLEASE[I to see Mrs. B. A. Dodson has learn. Ann Davis Marilyn Karr Ter- should shower before entering v11 , 0 Ns AND nouLATING mtE · CALLI ·the fine reminiscent article that ed that her granddaughter, Mrs. son ol Point Pleasant has an· ry Kaylor,' Julia McCoy, ' Bar- the jail. A phy~1cal examina- Be u ordatn«~ by ·the counrll or, GETI'ING ABOUT time for Chet Tannehill placed in this George Croft (Diana Batey) of oounced bls candidacy 00 tbe bar a McGrath Sharon Nutt lion should be g1ven each pris· the vma,e of Middleport , Ohio, .. ' • dlcated or reques~-• !ollow•· the following: paper in memory of Harry Glendora, Mich., and her hus· fteptkb)ican ticket for re-elec• John Pooler Esther Spencer. ' I· oner when m secuon 1: All I!Ontract• between 'lOa , .die flrat day of oprl1111· Barnes. band lost their household and ~=at:. ~~e ;!~~:g ~IsS~~ JUNIORS :__ Wilma Atherton, ed by the inmate before enter· ~~t~~~~~:ubo!,.~~::,~~:P9;~JV~~~nt~~~ lime, m)• true love pve to D'lana Baer, Roger Bahr, Con· m·g the )'ail · nr1111 protection to be rendered bv II "'as Wl.th sorrow that we personal property in a fire that tne Vlllaee of' Middleport, •hall Pffl· me read of his death, this uni· caused _,,400 damage to their nonncement, Senator Johnson nie Clark Ali(."e H11 rris Ken- 10. We recommend that a vld~ for basic comp.enaauon to the Flv• paekl of teeds, four character. None quite like rented house. They were away said tlutt "'uppermost In my .neth Hariung, Rick K~blentz, more adequate diet be provided :,~~e P~~ ~~~~~~r.erpfo~~~~d ~~~~ uek• of fertUizer; three eooo ir. our town, that I ever when it staTted. They had no in· mind ,. during tbe past three Ruth Landon David Leonard for the prisoners. thi~ ah•ll nut apply to ~bdlvttliom ! has been " the building ' mend with which the vm.ee of Middleport o1 weed tOler, two bottle• of knew. surance. Mrs. Croft is the year Rost Marcillko. Peggy Marshall 11. We further recom ha• • reciproc• l contract tor ftre ~nato' tpray - and a prunlnl He could convulse you with daughter of Mrs . Doris Con- of more roads, upgradiD!I of Charlene Pigott Albert Pooler, · that a separate cell be provid- :~:~~~e• ""'!~~ ~~.:~:e~~~~~ .':.~! lllllle for lbo Pear Tree." the funny way that he'd put roy Batey, former residents of our school system, restoration Dora Putnam M • ary Jo Roush ed for minor vioJaUons such as De billed at ato .9tl· each. of h t t government the • • . . .I · Sel'Uon 2' contneu lor fire proDoesn't that sound the simplest thingl!l, For in· Chester. ones y D I Nancy Zumbach minor traffJc VIO ataons. tecUon mall be for • period of une practical than "A Partridge stance he quoted to me about .:_:-----------1 resistence to increased Laxes SENT.ORS - J~net Hetzer and We. feel t_hat .Sherff Dur~in !:~.~ b~d t:ayeo':u-~=~~;edi\I:~,O:.!!~ a Ji'Ur Tree".on,,d "Five Drum· long ;go "Items" that appear- non Weber to bring his print and IIthe opposing of new EriC . p ar ker. is di)JDg a fme Job ed consjderJng by the payment ot the comp~u•atton I for 1h41 IUCCeedlnl[ )11'.!8J, in •dvane•. men Dru mmm ll8 In Ye An-in our early papers of near us here at the old ones. These students were on the : the problems Jnvolv n oper- unleu dther •ub<tiYialon •hall 1tve clent &:naUsh ChristmaS ballad? back. Someone had made buildm'g - 8 neW gro. I Sting a COUnty )·ann notlee 'Df r.aneellation of th~ l'<tntract ""O CE DATE SET honor roll at Eastern High · .. hereinu'ter pro~lded. trip to Cheshire, way down to in the Homer Cook buildSENTEN s h I r th fi t te . Set'tion 3: A contract for fire prO· _., .C~ CAME, to tod . PT PLEASANT D a v 1 d c ()(I or e Irs semes r. tectton may be uncelled by etther ' ,. A me ay Cheshire, mind yoo. And Har- ing - and do I EVER Wish some · . . FRESHMAN _ Jackie Bahr Pleasant Valley Hospttal j party upon 'be etvtna !tf thtrty day•' with this lovely verse: ry said it read, "The entire one would rtu the gap at the ~anham, md•cted by. the grand Karen Carter, Doris Ann Da~ ADMITTED: Paul Stigall, Pt. ~~~on80!~c~h0et ~';1:',.~~ 'Clc~~nc;~au ID every leafy tree of greea trip was made by motor." (car) Rowt<.•y • Reed and A&P store JUry on the . ~asdemeanor vis, David Heaton, Linda Hen- Pleasant; Mrs. Lewis Gillenwa- ~!;1 ~~~... :;:~~t~•Jr:~~..~; ~~nt:!~ Ia every buddtnl rose Oh boy, the way he said it - vacaocies. The Harold (Sunny) charge or contnbu~mg to the dersoo Carolyn Hoffman Edna ter Centenary Ohio· Mrs. Rob- call b•.t,, •• pronded for ·~ove, Ia every ray of aUDibtne ' . . the d linquency or a mmor and pre' I ' • ' SecUon 5· All money• r~ewed Un· I can hear him yet. Thomas s are movmg 1D ~ . f . McCoy, Sally Mora, Thomas Osert Johnson, Racine ; Carlton der contract ror rtre protection •h~: 1 1 0 mno- bornE' Donald Roush Patri In every breeze that blows. And some fandango carrtival used-to-be Laughead property, vJOusly entermg a Pea ackney Leon· Enos McGuire cre<~tted to the Fir• r.qwpme If )loa·'D loot and If yoa Usten IJomething was ~ming to the Gavins vacating there to go cent, appear~d before the court ia S~1th Linda Spen~er Sina Gallipoli~· Shelby Roberts Gal~ secuon o: The rtre "hler llhall sub· YQU WpJ ftnd God's presence town a few' years back. All to €hillicothe. Thursday .with counsel. 8 n d May Su~merfield. ' lipolis Fe,rry; Thomas Su;vens, ~~:c~•m•ollnot!!~. ~::r~'oc~ou~~ewv!~~~ 1there. were discussing lt. Said Harry, Movjng usually seizes people changed his plea. to ~~~ty as SOPHOMORES - Billy AI· Gallipolis ; Ernest Grimm, Le· ~r: :;~:es;e~ :;;:d:wn~~ oft~~en~~ Wllhable Pllltic A ~.. utlfal remiDder '') can hardly wait!" in the spring, to the good, real- charged. Sentencmg a e was len Greg Bailey Patty Bailey tart estate or other pro~erty for which Of 1111 eOIIItut love and care. Oh, man, with the withering ly J suspect, of all concerned. set for February 20th at 9' 3 Ch;rrl Bentz, Pa'tty Dorst, Lyl~ niscHARGED : Mrs. Kenneth ~ ~~~~can .~:;tab~e~de, provtd.lnll of sarcasm of an H. L. Menchen Well they've gotta get their a.m. Freeiand Marilyn Karr Char- Powell Apple Grove: EImer 1 ~ec~~n ot A~~~%~~~: oq, fl. J'ROM 4 H. 8• classmate at least. gardens in, for one thing, the ? Jes Knig,ht, Julia McC~, Es- E•1dicoit, Jr., Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. • or "~r over 1!0 years ago, DOW • In St. 0"" of the very, very last kids' swings. s~t up and how HOW MANY BOOKS. JPI _ ther Spencer, Roberts Trussell. Curtis Syrus, Crown City. • the rugged individualists aboo. )hrowm that old S()fa EVANSVILLE, Ind. (l 1 1 e JUNIORS - Wilma Atherton, BIRTHS : Mr. and Mrs. Ed••:;l'~; hm-~ Petersburg, Fla. Her. ounny life reflects the with the passing of Harry Bar- away wbtie we're at It? James Coleman. 21 d"';1 ~g Diana Daer, Roger Bahr, Con- ward Hogg, Pt. Pleasant, a son. "· nes. l"Vc moved once. In 1931 to student, was free on n o a)' nie Clark, Theron Cruise, Shei- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Gillenwa· :~·~hi:• o:!~a~~~e "May the good Lord take a 247 Palmer St. And here I've on charges he. stole more :han la Drake Alice Harris Ken- ter Centenary Ohio, a son. t.::C~~~ec:' o~h':h;>r!~~~~:: : ..~~p" ~~~ 1 & to him." sat. Well, "a rOlling stone," 1 million tradmg stamps rom neth Har,tung Rick K~blentz ' ' luwabte by law WY 2·2709 know. But the perfect ang.. a super~arket where he had Rose Marcink~ . Peggy Marshali The lion ant, known ln the Un- P•urd J~~~~m~~~. ~':.. r S. 3rd. Avo. Middleport I TOOK MRS. Sallie McCor- wer to that is "Who wants t~ work~ sm~ 1960 · to in- Iris McCoy , Albert Pooler, Nan· ited States as the doodle-bug. ATI"KST. Ge-ne Grate.vmue Cll'rk mlck out to see Miss PrisciUa be an old mossback anyway? P~hce said they beg~; tT d cy zumbach is said to be carnivoroos, acm 3 1;~ ~!.:''.:..·~·'"~:'..............- - . ,_-, ""-"'-"-'"'·,..._ ,._,._.._~ 1 Barnes (Harry's sister a few The president says "Let's. g~! vestJgate when an u~' en ~e SENIORS :_ Janet Hetzer and cording to the Encyclopatdia this country on the move agam, LomsVJlle, Ky ., physician e- E . p k Br',tanru"ca back when 1 was . . . f offer to ric ar er. . the wheel of my So might as well get at 11. came susplcJou• o an =;:::::-:.,~;;;:;:;;;:;:;;;~~~;;;;;;~~:;;;;~:;;~:;;;;;:;;;;;;I ry · " ' But I haven't packed my old trade him I m1llion stamps for 1 Man, was that ever a meet- love letters yet, nor the three $1,000. ing of the worthies. Reminsle- sets of wedding glass sherbets, log - oh HOW I wish I'd taken nor - Well it's plum dlscour- The Volstead Act became ' YM Ca• Set tbo EXACT TEMPEIATUIE that Suits Y• • • •1 It ali down for posterity' and for agin' to eve~ think of, so guess law over pr<sidential veto on[' . I us all. Well, a lot of 11 had to I'll just sit here and watch my Oct. 28, 1919. Smce . repealed, do witt. a famoos trip those two tulips come up. Hoping you are tt prohibited aicohohc bever· "gals' hod made clear to Cln- the same etc. - B.M.H. age sales. 'i. 3. d elnll311 way way back and Uvlng ·It~ Bo,_. /Ilea ,_. seems they had beaus there whUe visiUng lriends and rela· AWl ,_. ., • - .., .,. z- c-w lives and oh, tbe adventures lndivklw ai!J by a "flick" al tb• TIMIIIKislatl they had. Harry was ln on aU COME IN • , , LET US GIVE th!J, so Miss Priscilla loki how Elrly American YOU M30 REASONS WHY" e Lovely B11dod Nocklaca~ In many sbe raised him (lla!Ty) from a 1e colon Charm pup. A She said, "See how much HYDRONIC HEAT SYSTEM e B11utiful Pin & Eorrlng Solo Authentic styling keynoteR OF ALL NEW IS CLEANER, WAlMER, lliotlget-_my_ right arm is than the . . this superbly eqgineered Mo· e Now Colorful Pondont1 SAFEI AND MUCH MORE that's from luggln' torola model with Sujler ECONOMICAL THAN ANY him around when be e Manr Now Stylod Eorrlnp Golden M CbaSAis. Automatic OTHEI HEATING SYSTEMS. And Harry agreed. pin eontrOl helps maintain eNow Combinotions I don't know whether to picture eontrast. ln the event !aug~ or cry as I write aU this. of varying oignal otrength. It was aU so comical a n d John Wesley was Really a Medical Man in His Day !If.• : - ·Inspection Tour of Jail · .WOO V,erdi~t Pr_oduces Recommendations Is RetUrned in Hospi~ news Did You Know That ... tatlnuerdl . : "smeU. : ; duaky Bay fishermen ~.C. :..:c~~ ~ Gtt; r An evening out getl off to a better start with a 1se~;r\recl In an Inviting atmosphere ~~~~=teO:i~411 b1 ' ' _.'· , tilt t'.1a. rlin--tesfa~~~~~ . ,.. JJ~TI IS MODliN And INCONSPICUCMIJ. 5.00 IIICIIIASF tHE YAWE Of YOUR HOME br l•v••H.. 1!1 ·41 NDHonollne Gao 01 Oil-FINd lollor as lho "hocut" of "'!"' llyd-lc . , . -. lolh mol allll oost-ilall llallna wll . . ,.... .. oa111r .... oatilfactiOL ·-' Volontlno't Day ~ Folnuory 14ttl ISTIMATES l '; Ohio Valley Plumbing .• and Heating �' \' ..__ . ,, ' -· ' I I ) ( ....., ...... 1)aftJ lie tar: 'Boston Celtics Take Another Step ::Toward '64 NBA Title; Royals Idle I' Tebbetts Sees 1nd'Ians ut 0 Of Woods, Readyto Move Six Teams are I'll forcet !boo ftrst ttma I '"" o barp. 1 woa watillnr br a - I t "'""Wltll D. .er 1111 mother and it wu \bert ill t:bA! wladow, tall aad aoi~en. I kntlf', thea ad tben, that I wanted 1<1 bo a horptst. But, !D)' heart 1ank, for I knew my parent• eould a«ord neither Cbe Ill k nt DOt the llltont. I etarted to pray eftr7 aiJht. to God to und mt 1. barp. Nothlnc happened. lily oma?l oplrlt rebe?led, and I blurted out 1<1 lilY _ , loltoot teacher lhot my pr117tr kodn't boen onowced, 11J -her "" o wondtrfoal - . She juot oold, "Yoa'lo botn !l'>!nr .....,. lbla Ia tho W>Ong wor, Ann. Y..'n ..... ;lomo•difll oomething of God. Doa\ 1011 th?nt It would bo bttter ?f 11>11 Bitt l!er quiol worolo modo aa Jmpo loJII, Tht lotnR ol J»T pra)'VI aliaJ1114. .b4 the teachlnfl of the Church meant: more to •• than tftl'~ ' Wel? - In time, I d!d becomo a harpla~ llocentl,r, I plalod .., 4rot Aa4 11 the zn.t, roldon inolrument 11a10 1o Uft boneat!; 1QJ' llpro I !Jopotl tloa* tho I I -•art. I I I ancet.. too, were amOinJ. I i '· l In Elementarv • Cage TOurney 39:1·11 12-Jb. ' r ·· il< . ~PI 3 ROOMS • have ruined my T • ahould nm ?ho&e Black M~~~= • out ot the country before ruin other fine people." • Absolv!ng other memberl • Clay's listie entourage of btlnf • I members of the Black Muslim R sect, the senior Clay added: e "The Muslims teD my boys '"-roy a hate while people; to hate worn· en; to hate lhelr mother. 'l1le · );:: C..Oto I or.,.,.lne • Mu•lims call me bad because ~~ '""" O.r lloro • f believe In God. AD they wMt ll ··..P < ' • DRY CLEANING 10 llts. $2 ROIIUOtrs •••••• l l• mon8r" [j New Furniture ONLY '299 AO.GO .,_,_..,,_.., Clftw•11•nt Ter111t MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON. W. VA, We Use Only The flnetl Detecting "Equipment.To Solve Your Speci1l Problem, We Offer You Skilled Service Wllh A Pride In Workme~hlp. Stop 1{11 ''-------------...J '·--- . ") 1 !Jomeroy 8: R. H. RAWLINGS &SONS CO. Middleport OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Bakera of Hollum Bread Runtin&ton, W. Va. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO, LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY QualliJ Furniture at Lowor Priceo Nell Pomeroy.Maooa Bridge .I . Middleport ' Leo THE -UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA ' I ' J. Vo~J~ban, Pomeroy, Obio Loco! Union 111168 Middleport, 0. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY AGENCY" WY 2-2588 Pomeroy LIEVING COAL COMPANY SWISHER & LOHSE i !30 E. Second i Weot Main SL ~ t &oppon tbt i:hureb ot Your Choice 'IJ.ieip County"o No. 1 Newopaper" ' CITiiENS NATIONAL BANK :'Tho rrtoRd!y lloDk" · Mld4Jeport, Oblo Depoa!IOI IDiured by FDIC Have you'r wheels aligned, , balanced by us. Eliminate annoying vibrations, excessive tire wear. · HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS CO., INC. "We Savell" Pb0110 '1'/NDM l?al"": W. Va. ------ -~ - Altand tba Church ot YOUI Choice? BOWERS DRWE·INN . RESTAURAN" BEN FRANKLIN STORE Se to tl.OO 111d up POIIIBOY .. 111111 IJtroat ----:----~- RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY w• s......,. to Cb?lrcb '1'111• Waat l'lo!mtWY2.20411 :1. ': ,. SANBORN ' ~ .., EBERSBAtH HARDWARE CO. ' I . .,...... F : - : · z. pf!m' lftlllra Oarce, Rev. PHI 81111 1., J1111n l)tWMI a. m.. Sn"tt•J lcbool, Qld...berry, &!pl.; 10:!0 a, IIAnJDa Worship; 7:30 p. .on:~=..-:-.,:; fin~~ IIIIDit . . . . . WOIIIil ,_,. ~ , ....._ W;,n-hy, 7:10 p.m. lit diiiiCII!ty ill I I • I J, : · _, ment on the ......, 4 a ~ 8'111.. ......._, !leo. llobort II _,_,..., bu ..._ ol' I """"' ~ rm. IL W~ ~QW meetlnc. 1 • ._ &DB. .... Ill Slllltb, paiiGr: SIIDclaJ l:e L 111., llapl ll'iod Vocal Millie. BJ,. ~ luhn y,- Iller! Sllullr, au'L: lbPp 11:46 L aa.; a p. m. 11mnday. -.:og Prq• :r;o~~~-~ ~ w-. . . . ,.-=:.., ... $ iJnd * II~ c:: = ly. --?1-.,. ao-, c .. 30 w':f.. oorvo:-..- - kbool fllllll!: Pr".:'.." '••=Nr· ..... P. J6 m: l ---==---ed Silver Tontrn ill Preacher \V Beat Coli !: ";.e'::: 5 .. • ., u!';oad ax::-. ci.urct. u:!' .S: p. a .oacb 1111111. . . . .i 1ar ...... ~ .. .. - II rr.: Loretta~~~~~fHo~ly~eom~;m~un:·:·on~.;.~:;,~Oh:l:o::~;::~,. Hoii D:ElIC'dea puta1'1 8aada1 ICiiool 10 IL tiL '""" Botlom, Rev. •••• .llrlat, aev. a. Blake. aor Lady., • lil:mlt .,pt,. Qrls$- Shipman, adiDIDlstrator. .' lillllool t :• a. • ........ Ill! ltndNivor 7:15 P. m, Mro. maso 8:10 a. m. EST. Holy a. IlL ,.. ... llill aad ..... l,ydt Chevalier, preoidel!t. ; • ol Obi~. 7 p. m. ~=~ 101 lor aD. 8onl aarriCis P· Pol- c...t; ., God. ~•rei?, Kll.. f m., PreltehiDII 1:111 · ~w• JoiJD Smallwood. - "'wtay 11 R4 ' lhltr7 !ltlnJe1, lkllft' meilbli Wed: ,,., P. pa · j>Utor: SWtdq .,8chool. t:IIJ L a., a... laadet, Ml'l. MuteillchOoiiO a. 111.: l!:'r~Q~~!iilk • m.. W*"'/UP ~=~le!l llllld•I!C'· • Yice 7 ). m.; Youn' .Peoplt ltl> oet9it;lll? 10:~ 1;<111., and 7;$0 Be.. ray: t:IIO 1. m. WOI'!Ihlp deavll'. ·, p. m. Wed.; "':"yer ... ~unl! m.; ~.-tin&,~,.,~~ lO:It 1. m. Suoday ~ 7 p. m P. !D. : • llel!ool, BlJthe 'l'loebs, IIIJII.: w NJ e. -·=-- -•w. ... ~=~·.,j'~';;~,, • ~~·· a 01 1 <J:"'.:V : NEW YORK.CLOTHING HOUSE rib liD''• ' . ' Q ·, ~ OBIO lq ........, Over 110 Ytm .~ ' ,it ·fL ~· • llli1l , - . . _ , . ad ::...::::_""'" 111 , 'I .. • • 1 ,.,...., .... t:•. -~~- reii!Mi , _ ·• --"- w~ -- · w~ - ;raj~-~ o1 old ...,. .._.. . f:a p. a C I ..... : IU r ce U .............. ... ll'ridaJ iiiCbl II '"""mlttee iepclled lblll ....... PI f t l tele 11" -n;, -·~_! . . _ <:117 = . . If 0111111, nlerriDC 18 dpz I M "- - .i HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE \ THE DAILY SENTINEL So. 3rd.A~t•. ' -- IN lltJ Sc:boll t:• L . IL, IJ cJrilwtt•C 1b11t f . p!ee W *' tl Elllbltsbsd Ill 11106 Well Columbia, W. Va. Ph. lolasoa SP 8-111183 We Fill All Doctors Prescr.Lutlons ~ 2-28215 .Pomeroy . WY 2-2S88 CROW'S · STEAK HOUSE REXALL DRUGS ~. Mer. Ravenswood, W. Va. WHEEL ALIGNMENT t-' lolember FTD Greenhouoa WY MtS3 WY 2,2844 FOREMAN & ABBOTT ~ALGRIIEN ' l John FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES STARK'S DRUGS · KEIIP,,,GOBLE l:llslf WY W284 DRYERS .-SPECIALI......., I:U4f PLUMBING • JIEATING 240 Unco!n s~ lollddltpOit Pboae WY 2-2!1110 ' ?ou:J victory over Holy In the nightcap of a MadSquare Garden doubleafter Curt Fromal HCOnd-half LaSalle 1 rally that overcame Manhattan, lolllrdaJO WILLIS ANTHONY Bakers of Good Bread $141·00 1 Fr!doJ I Jobn Attend the Church o1 Yo11r Cllolet _.,. , . WY 24870 I 606 E. M1ln St. LamtntatSou 17:0.10 HEINER'S BAKERY Wheel Alignment,_ S7·50 Wheel aalance:.~ spo~~h.. · ·METROPOLITAN .MOTORS ~ Jeremiah Matching H&R FIRESTONE L &· "-'-• a.. .II leariM, puler, SUDday claimed • rnw ' • Ia Sehool, t:30 a. m. Worship bealth. . • Melli dill cb11rfa, 10:30 L DL Prwrbl•l T:lll P. Bul lbla )llrlll ,_, . . . ..... !ln. Carl 8errlq. ;laltlar; 0. t ...... a hoe: a. ,.., Prayor oervie, Fllday, f:30 • .,. ...,•• 1 w ...,. "'1 Ul Willebnlmei aupl. · &mday S!lbda1 ScbooP 8: 15 L m.: ~ T Plohlo EVB Clliudl clOII to llama. ..., • W 11 1 So:hoal 1:30 a. ,;, Mldweelt SillI • 10:10 r. m.: St. Jotm'o sare ...., - ' a. Mil ' 1a Study 7:31 p, m. Wed. a.nll II W. & • .... • dll 8dlool 10 a.& "' Cli I-. ·.. "ooO " : :.:..1:-:•w 01 a...., aIra II. nP*. - · ._ ~~~- ~.... rt. 7:30p.m. alternately. Sun- to ..!!!_ ~ ... • dar ll:loolll 1:46 a. 111.: reb ol ~~mt, .........po Schooll:30 a. m and 10:30 ~ ~ ~~-ur 8uberl Sbarp. . , - . lllmdar •riot u o. a:_.,,. p. aa. 1 Fred I. Gardner,~- 1:30 a1 tel Hobart y· joya ,..., - · · - .,. 1•10 a. .... , Worlbtp..,. ~ m "'4 t lllf r:a Bible Schoo?, Mlltoh Houclashelt m. tema y. me•t~~aa llbllt IDl" laltlt"a·• ia1o IIUildar ~ I& 7:& p. a You.c .Poople, l'rlllo. 71 supt. I0:30 I. m. Worship, "Tak· 10pt. Bible Sludy aad ::....... Oliirl* oltlia U , ~Jr. p.m. in& the Nome In Vain.• I p. m. nrvlc:e lid ..,. , - , Sow loalll dloa., _. . 7 ' 30 p. m. culL imr. IVWliiD Tborpe, puYouth meefin&o; 7 p. m. Even~ Ill . . t ts II 2Gr !l!i"''ly lklbool 1:10 1. m.; llnodfad O!orU of Olrtll, iDI service, "Rejolcti In the Flnl 11ap11s1 Clnirtll, RadDe; Pro?eslaDt, Calbolle aiLd Je • t ~~~~ Wonhip 1t:IG 1. 111.; N. B. lmbodeo, pastor; Homer Lord." Wed. 7 p. m. Mid-Week E. Cw-111, pootor: Chester leadera MiLd . . aq 30 1::~1:30 p. m.: Evaqellallc LJ'wrm.es,.t,M~:!IIIlewoSchool,r·•'-10'.·10 801'VIct; I p. m. Ciloir praclico. Supl.; t:IO L 111. SUD- ..-.J'a roport. li 7 30 WedJJet. . • 10:45 a. m. lloJm. 'l1le 111011 ludln'lflt& ..ar 8 ?:IO 'm, p ; : . 1iJ1n. L m.; I:YeilbJ& Wonhlp 7 P. a..p ol Qrlol, r worship; &:30 p. m. BYF conclamnltiGn tf '""'ld•C PriJif and hsll»a Hoar m. Wednesday tvenln& Bible rt ,JI.utera, mtnl-: Suada1 Junior Fellowship; 8 p, m. countertd 111 . . It L m,• M1a1ian1rJ ~. 7 p. m. Scllaol 8:1111 I. DL: Cbul'dl 10:10 Even1Dg IO!Milct; 7:10 p. ILL auch aa tho Molllodlll C lid w~, ollbll ruo' a_. '" t • • .m.: ~ ll:rldolvor, t:JU Wednetday, prayer -linl; and 1111 I<Mhen e a 'W •I 7:30 p. ILL aa · Slioormlle Rood. It J. (lrlf. p. m.: EveaiDI ..moo I:JU P. 01. 1:30 p, m. Wad., s.. Cbalr 1'elllioo, wbiob Ill" ll WI . ' lith, pulclr: Ropr Willard, 8. a , - f'lriL Villtlol Pl..., 3:30 p.m. Tueoday ly faYONCI ~bolb • .._ ,. twdo II N P •I· I. SojJL; Suadar 8dlool 1& a.m. llrlaD Ouuclo, liD. Boward &p. choir racticti bacco. ' . I ""'~c;:_qdo lle-'nn ~; Inn. llic ..niCOI f:a p. DLI pelt, pallilr: I&. lil. W~p B ~~-• "A roopo1111b1e •us 'II£ 10 a. m.. luilda;r ,.....,.. Bedilohem ap...t ~·"""'• ol lhl body ....... • . _ 1• · Scllool t:IO: llonWii ...- Prayer -in& 7:30 p. 111. TuN- , NYPS ''"' ~ dar. Great Bend, S. E. CUrti!, pas- btoak wllb bt wloldo . . . oertlcel 7:1111: Prayer awiiDI II Pederated Cbarch, ....... .,. , Robert Ltwia, SupL 9:30 tba bod, and • 1 bilfil 17 1ft • Tburallq, 'l'llppon Plaloo EVIl Clorucli Carl Kautz, Supt.: Sunday m, Morninc wonbip and lhl Be-t-. ro, y.1ep II• 11 1 .._ -•1'1& am 4 .._.. Rev. Kuseno E. Em~ro"": pal- School 9:15 a. m. W011htp hour Sunday SchoOl; 7 p, m. Emlll>l ~ at tba • 11 1 Cllfl, lift. R. .EugeDoo Gtell, ,_. !01'. Sun~y Worship 8.30 a. 10:110 a. m., Charlet Norrla. Service. lial a.riatiaA Lift CmM"'cn _.._u _,_ ·,_ Plill m. and 7.110 p, m. altema,._ Layman • tor.. Suadq lillllool 1: : Sunday School 0:30 1. m. · llelhlehem 11ap11at Clolrel, "A Chrlallaa Supt; .......... wwobip and 10::1?1 •. ·m. alternotely. ...... llapllll Mlddl• Gre Bend Rev Arthur R. coocomed llboat ..... UUO .a. IlL I Y~ Mtioo 7 p.m. Hobart Vineyard, lllpt. Bibll port, lief. Donald IIGone, pu- ~ I ,....... 'Robel{ Lew· r i I b I eQmpla .. lllll . . lvanp?•otio 7:11 P. lludy ll!ld prayer urvice lad tor. Sunday School 1:111 a. m.. Is, ~~\, .: Ill. MornJDi y o u n 1 are lilt iilllla Ia llld • Wlok prqer ..,Joo by pastor Tuesday 7 ,30 p. m., Fred Hoffman, Supt.; 10:15 a. wor~ an Sunday School Ser- atumll!ll." aeoday 7:111 Jlt "" m. Worship ..,..ioe, t p. m. '~Wbat Is Truth'" 7 p m. The Ra•. Dr. DaJ. WIIHI, II oe12 ._.._II, oR I:... Solilllo Belbel EVIl Cloarclo~ BY!' 7:10 p. m. Eveninl WlX'- moo~ . · ., · the Mtthodlst TemponiiiCI 1)(;. ,::: 1!: Smlth, s. ,_. I!IJIIo. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson. pa.. lbip .....,ice. Wed. 7:30 p. m.. evemng w- vision, cites aimllar reuoaalor 1::111 ;;_ m., WDI'IaJ tor. SUnday worship UO P. m. Prayer ~tin&; 1:30 p. m. llin& Wtth ' his conviction .~ It Ia ''1mlllaloiF. lllljll: llonoJac -.1o1p and V:30 a.m. alternately. su... Clolr practic:e. Nortb MaiD Streel Cb!ircll 11 moral to I01DCikt ID .... lllbl 10:111 •L C. YOillli hi?w, 1:41 day Sc:hool 10 ' 30 a. m. and ~"-- ...... ChriS'~ R"Uand Dr N C Car· of the IUJ1I!OII CW_:!,=., .. No 8:30 a, m. alternal.oly. NOI'Iillll ..... •••• ·~ ~-~ . • · · · "Ciorlstians .,. _tad .. m., IEYaDp?lalle . p~ Bahr Supt Bible Study and t ,ur!U Chlll'dl, Bet. 'to- penter, OUDilter. Biblo Scbool ba llood atewll* cl tbo life P. ';:~ meetml pray;,. ...,;ico led by pastor, llul>pel~ pu10r. Suada1 Bcbool UO, V. H. Braley, supt. Man> God 1111 IMn tbem," M llJII. clq · P. Thuraday 7,30 p. m. 1110 L m. l\lcllard Y...,..., aupt. iDlDg 10:30. Mlu Sabra "EquallJ Important Ia 1111 ID· ..... 111111 Loaddp EVB Clourcl;, Re•. IO:IO L m., Wonbipl; i:41i YF: . Evenmc lior· nuence Oil atherl, 1111 ni). Rev. Paul I. Jonea, putal'. Eugeoe Emera<~~~, pastor. Sun- Wed. 1:111 J\IDlor Choir; 7 P m. 7: feature, Ho- aponsiblllty 10 Ill • r?£bt ._ Ber¥1011 t:IO P, ILL SUD- day School 11 10 1. m. Rusaell Choil, ' . ' . • . . · ' annoUDCOd amplo f..- my brolbar." S:~"i·~Sc=boo=l~u a. m. War- Archer, aupt. SUDcla7 Worship Frw wm Bapllll lime to lima ond youtb A moelplll o1 Cklat loader. day, ond rrldq. at 11 a.m. Bible atudy and pray- RuUaad, putor Re~. Pau, announced moathly. the Rev. Blll'loh Huntor, alia _..., Cl- t1 Cidol1 Art ar Hrvice led by Millard Coe, lor; Sunda ·• School 10 a. Evncelleal Uotted fetll lhat "from 1111 Cloril?lln ........., mmtotv; Blhlo S<baal Wad. 7:30p.m. .JU)' Prld!ly, Supt. Preacblag Charge, Paut A. S.lJ.. paapecliYt lhl IIIYWII' Ia lllolorala& wonblp ~:JU; CIJriA. ...., Mt6 , C... .-rvlce SUndar N.ght 7•30 P m. pastor. services SUnday, clear." laD l!Oodenor I P· Ill.; ~ Spi1lp l'raJer aerv:ces Wed. 7:30 p.m. 26 Wo!'llhlp oervlce Beth"One lllUII nlraln from de· 1 llonllip. p. m. ~~ ~L :":~~ rtnl Bapliol Cburcb, Pem9: a. m.; Carmel - ape- arette smokinl," bo aald ill a Ill; I BaD t1 , ......... ..,., 7:30 m. 1:111 p. m.: eroy, Ralph C. Zlllldel, paator. service in charge of the atalement for UPL "Qpretle l'llblio m '~•I liuillday • wscs, ~. 1::111 p.m.: Prill· 1:30. 11:15 a. m. Worship ser· Young People and preaching at smokmg,ll c~an&erouo to lnmwa P. m.: Watchtower ol!"b • P. m.: ., aad Blblo staoty, Wad., 7:10 p. vice 1111d study. Observanct! of 10:45 a. m.; Syracuse - even· Ufa, one • own or that ol tbt Bibla study '1'ueodaf 8 p. m.: S... m. Boy Scout Sunday. Sermon: ing oervlee 7:JO p. m. . person whom one lnfiuenca ..,. vic:o meetlag Tbunclay 7 p. IlL: "Who is First'" Nursery and example. life Ia a clft of God, Min2ltry iidiool Tbunclar • P. m. Raclae Me~tll C b .• r • h Junior Church .for all children. Syracu,. Mllllioa, Rev. Earl a sacred mwardablp 10 bo lluYillo ~'~~pt. Bollaeoo H. L. McDaruel, pastor, Sun- 1·30 m Youth meeti1 and O..ster, pastor: Services every treasured and IIIOCIID tbo dGiq Clwrdl tP. o. ......... ille. Ohlol day School 9:30 a. m. Preacb- ~cre~iloo Wednesday 30 p. Wednesday and Fr:clay evemng ol his iilD. We are DOt a1 llbIISI•nday School, 9:30 a. m. Roe IIIII 10:30 a. ~- MYF I p. m. m Pray..: and p!aMlug. Thurs· at 7:30 p. m. Everyone we~ er?y to 1amblt w1t1o - II'Mo bert Supt. Worship al Prayer aad .B•ble Study, Wed· clay 7·30 P m Women's Mis· come. merely f..- the like II I* I 11:111 a.m.: YIA12D neoclay evenmg 7:30. sionar" s.x:"tety. meeting Mt. Unloa F.W.B. Cburch. saUsfae?lono." 1, 45 p.m.: 1:\ianp?lol~ lllrvtc:e, Allred MelbcMtlal, Cloorcb. Y • Rev. Henry C. Stanley, pastor. , 7,110 p.m.: ""'..,,,. Prayv ond Rev. Rober? R. Card, pastor; Portllllld, Rer. Lawreaco Meachool 9:45, Earl StarWednesday, 7:30 p, m. Sunday School at 9:30 L I o Yd Dlooiel, paalor, Harold Roush, Preachlag 7:30 p.m. l:)Rev. H. Cort, Pastor. DllllPger, aup~; WOI'Ihlp eerv- &Jpt., Sunday School 8:30 a. m. Bible Study and Middleport ~ . . . . NIB ices at 10:411 wltb Chas. D. VYF 6 p. m.; Wonblp 1 3!1 p. Young Meetinl Wad. ,._, 110'1. Clyde J. Barllel&. Woode, lay leader. Saturday ev, m., Bible Study Wed., 7:30. p. m. Choir pracUct 7:30 IISUIIdal ocllool 1, 30 a. IlL: illllrDo ening, Fob. 8, MY~ Valentine Ed l*iw EVB Cloreh. m. Thill'S. tal ......tolp IIOI'V!ce 10 ,10 ,_, party_. Sunday evemng regular Meozo! Smith, pa•wr: Flsbero of Mea precram 'IIIII e~ NYPS-Y•·"II p , ,45 p. m..: meeting of the MYF Wedne. Wonbip, t:30 a. m.: held 11 Sutton Church Fi1· l:IEva· 'otic aervlce 7:30 p. m.: day Evenin& Mid Week prayer Sclloo? 10:1111 L m.: Youth 7:30 p. m. Movles iilll be The Rev. l'rolton C. lllt1tb, Prayer-· Wad., f:IIO p. IlL services. Powsbip, 8:110 P· m.: aad taken. Bob Leo liiU sil..r·ton ed minister ol PanN_,. lopllol - l!aDdll lillllool Tile \Jailed Methodiot CIUircb meotiDg 7:1111 P· m. Wednesday: . • new slant electric atar ersburr'oguZIOD Bapllat Oiurcb, IIIII L m.: wonblp, u " 111. Pomeroy. Rev. Melvm Alk;re, Youth ~hou. ~:;c•· in honor of the Saviour's birth. liill bt the opaaker at .. 11 1nyor .....,., Wedn-lll' t pastor. Church School, 9:15 a. Wednes ay • eo • Heard on the air at WMOV SUn· weekty convocation ~ R I• p. m. m. Racial Relatlom Sunday. nesday. 8:30 a. m. ond 22:15 p.m. Grand• College otudenta. c:.rp t ..,... - l51llillaJ 10:30 a. m. Sermon "Honor All Rulli Methodlol Cbarrh. of Junior CIHllr will be Tho general public 1o lllflllll ll!llool l:a .LIIIritlq -.~lip Men!" 2 p, m. Study Cou~e. E. Dowson, pastor. Rev. Arthur SIIU. to ailend along with IIIIIIUdaDta 10:11. 8:110 p. m. Church OffiCial School, 9:30 1. m.., Lee Th "-I tlo Arm ~a-y 11 1 m next 'J'bursday. p l'lnl .. It "-·rd •• 7 p m Fourth ~ Ua-· rsblp e - va • y. ~ •• . . I ;'; """ mee~. · · .,.pL """niiJI WD • Ra s Wining officer In char1e Pastor ol this Parl:ertllurl 1:111 L aa. Pi • • I Quarterly Conference and tlec- 1. m. Jr. MYF 8 to 7 p. Y · • . · h ., 1 iDe veli'l the Rev clq 1:111 p. aa. lion of ch111'th offlolals. Dr. SUnday eveaiDC with Dalo 10 a. m. Holiness mee!: e ure. .or n viCe Balrla..Yllle Preobylertu, Stanley McGUllard, presiding, Deo Swear?n&ea. ludera. S.. 30 a. m. Sunday schoo,l. Mr · ~onlsBa PIAlloclatloa 1 Rev, Jllho Davies, pastor: w.... TUeoday, 7:30 p. m. the WI>- MYF 7 p.m., Je1111 coon. 7 p. m. Young~~~~ th~ Ito of CGunty t:!O a. m.; Sm•diJ School maa•1 Society of Christian Ser- ~t>or. WSCS Second of Leg10n. 7.30 p. m. va 111 a .~ Conf He 10:30 a, m. viet meets at the church. Aah each month at ?:30 p. m. Thursday. I to 3 La· BaptLI Patrtorli' -~ 111 1be MWI pori Pelt? mlal Wednesday, Feb. 12, 7:30p.m. B:l•onor Circle ........ ~ dies League; 7 ~ - m. Prep:~:= ~~alth Cblirdl, lloulb lrd Aft. ,.,,..., the Holy Communion Sacra· of each month 7,10 p. m.; 7:3(; p. m. Bible Study e . . Y ~11111:11001 10 a.m. SI?DIIIJ iiiCld ment ernooa Circle Fourtb 'l'buroday prayer meeting. Other servlcts Asso<'lation, also ol the ,.. 11 Ohio Val?ey Asoocletlon for,..,.. &:vqelistie 7:30: · W..,,.,,., , •2 , Matt ;; c.t a 1 3 p. m.; Clan 11 'ftlJrd Wed· by an11ouncement . ,, ll%1n Bible Study 7:&1: llatui' lllrr2n& ,...... M«Dilll ~ aesc1ay 8 p. m.; Cburdl The Clnin:ll of the Nazarene, cular Dys!Npby, and a 11• ~ ...... pntyor IIIII waablp 10,110 ,;_ m.: SdJaal 1:30 m?lillltraUOD Second Wed., 7 p. . Ray E. Warne, .pastor. of tho Inter-Church Conm Putar, a.... I. 1.. llaltal?. 11o, aapc.. 1.111 o. m. Wonldp IL. Cllolr prac:tio!l. Wed. 7 p. Sunda) School 9:30 a. m.• MDi'll- of W~ ~ 11&1 t - e l Go I m - · W!ICII- ~ St. Joba'o C.olbol?c MIIOiioD worship II a. m.; N.Y.P.S. A nee.. I ..Anndq sebool t:IO o. m. 11on1 aad ~ 'n1un(taJ ~~- Dtar Gu)III'Die (Duteb R!dge): p. m.; Evening service, commumty adult anti yGUllt .. · 11:41. II:Mnpli.... DNtll: f'lmlb' IJilhllut SimdariRe-t. George R. Shipman, pa• p. m. ; Mid~ Service, group• . .,..... p.m. Mt hwt,..., 11 m1 ol eod; _ . , I& 1:110. lor. Sunday Mau 10:30 a. m.; Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. The~loquent_!,=:!!"l ~~~W"""'-'q -7:41 p. 1111. BY1!JIIq Sort t•e: We •ildaJ 11o1y Day ol Obllgatkxo 6:30 '· Groce Epilcopal Clnin!h, preac. was • · - - iP: · (!;.,..: WOIIIIilp . . t:a p. 1D. Pit- II 21 •1 111. (Mfes•IOD \!o blllll' before Pvmeroy. Morning Prayer each the VIrginia 'l'heoiOiiell 8.¢ llcldar 1:11 o. 111.1 Mass SUnday at 10:30 a. m. Except ary and Col?oge, ~ lji.;,. 10 a. a: YOillli a. Edea Uidtad llitlliliu ta · the 4th Sunday which will be and Wllberlor.!t Utllni'IIV._ ill lure it 1pomored by the bmine81 firm• and orpnilradom whOle name• ,;,:,_ appear beIOUI, _______ ___________________ll r · Two other membel'l ot United Preu Iattmatlonal'• top 10 will be 1n a::lloa tonight. Fifths ranked Davidson oppooes weak Geor · So --"ediJ8 Vandutherbil~t aadhoo'-el~~~~ •anA .a TUlane, which his complied ,---------, 0-11 rocord 1buJ far •••auson. w... Georgia Tech oad surprising Stale meet In Allan· t<, declde wblch tum des for the Southeastern I lead. Both clubs are SEC play, while the Wtldcatt are 8-2 In conference. . MOTOR TUNE· UP COIN-OP •• even :e:.n~:;·n~ :!:':'~::~ tnow whore he'a at They Thuro:d117 Matthew 10:20.z8 Wedne1day Dodle-Dart-Laneer-Doda:e Trucks oi· _., 10:27-32 Tuaday With the hope it UJill, mlOme mem11re,/01ter and help lfU• min that ~hieh it t~ood In family and community life, thU 1- ,.:•In ,. ..t.m Monday Proverbl. Sunda7 P11lrns $110·00 poi~~PP~ ~:":,1~ ~ 0 ·d jlf; CAPACITY 'l'bere wn little among the lop teams Thursday In the only games of any lh8 - · lp II:• · • ' • · aa.le labial DIJ .W1 II I , P,_.,, Oaudna'a IIIII, U.'l 41 Peflbta. I a II D• t b lc:baDII p. a, Wanblp a tlui 1:11 P, ILL; laiilcw lhl llallll> dfl, ......,_ -tile. 'llnlrldq, t:311 p, ILL ML Modal~ I pllll .~ ... CwDW ol ll'clur?ll aDd 1111111 SL ll1ddlepDrl. a.. NJia ... diD, MIDII!w. limdaJ lk!boal 1:30 a. m., A1'Dald lllcbaidl, Slq.l. .Liarulz!l WWiblp 11 10:111 L ILL ....... r•- -· ;::n:.s.. ANBIG t1 Clllll&, - • aa.: !woalac ..aq, 7' 30 p.lll. IIIIIJm Rood. IIIIa .... ..... vcr':t.":"t... with a 5-I rt<Ord, UCLA, In ti 17 tHI Inco:":;; ramea e enee, " CaUfornla •weep COuld prothe underrated Bean to lbe Utle and a berth In the tournament bu.t lbe baCkcaurl .c:omblnatlon and Gall Good· mateo the Brulna atrong to lteep their record a.. ':;~•:-:•:?':!lllo:.!lload. U IIIII a: ma In tho Ills Sla C..11forence ~.:..: )11~ - Fussi"ng on ''· 35-polnl blast from flashy Hal recenUy to address a Black IDan Crothers, Jackson ... .••••. 80 33 183 1166.26· Detrol~ursday'o Resalta Carl Wo"e and • · ·· Greer to down New York 128- Mu•llm meeting and afterwards Brent Thomas, Jackson .•.• ••.. 63 36 162 .7 1 "' "'""'' .. 117 in the night'a only 'other denied he wn a member, oald Steve Walburn, Jackson .• . . •... 38 34 110 15. San Francisco 104 Detroit 97 lng?on paced G. & J. ··<NBA action. curtly that he had "no com· Scott Fitzgerald, Athens .•.•• . . 68 34 170 15.5 Boston 94 Baltimore 92 27 and II respectively, h .A 5 J Iandin ment." Rob Johnson, Logan .. .... • , ••. 66 27 159 14.;; Philadelphia 128 New York 117 die Bullington added D. ··. · t an ose, a 8 . g-room· Mick Morris, Middleport ..••••. 64 30 158 14.4 (Only games scheduled) Robinson'• led at halftime only crowd saw Bailey Howell "I don't care what my father .Don Magnani GalUpoliJ .. .••. •. 63 27 153 13.9 Frida , G 32· ·· of Delrmt keep the Plsloos m said," he reported. "I'm not ]n. ' 1 Y 1 ameo • th•• "arne most of the way. It terested. I'm not talking. I'm New York at Billion Evans kept Terry's : "'"·' 61hl9 San Francisco at half. here ?ralninl !or • fight and I Philadelphia at Cincinnati airing aoing .. they beat t c 1<no. Rnd it was not until Wayne that's au I'm rolnf to aay." Detroit at Los Angelea Grocerman 54-47. ., 'H ghtuwer hooped three straighl (Only I8111H oeheduled) Steve Fuli#r paveil lbe •• .. in the third quarter that The ~year-old Clay fights for the win with 17 polnlo, 1 • Warriors saw a little day. beavywelgbt ebamploo·· Sonny BASEBALL ON TV Holter bad If and John ,,11 U..toa for the title at M11ml COLUMBUS ('~I) ..._ I I I to ·1 h 1 •t II · · Beach Conventlllil Hall on Feb u<r '"" eague s gong PI c •• - NEW YORK (UPI)-For the · •· · 'owcll had 33 pomts to lead 25 and the charges made b h~ Cleveland lndla1111 believe banders against us , and I hope eighth conseci.tive year the Na- Paul Swisher led the looera P!Sions. Seven-foot Reggie , Y they're out of the woods in 1 they do. tional Broadcasting Company wllb 12 polntt while Bill ., '•ding score<i 22 polnta during father that th... people are tretr:endollll rebuilding job and "If I can get some will televise major league base- dr:dp bit the hoopa for t. brief st.im and indicated he s keeping. my, boy In oome kind in a ]lDBition "to start doing banded hillers who are hot and w Tho ~eore llood at the 0 ·l ••'ng the tough NBA grind of I Pri!OII drew quick com- thi•••" In the American some more improvement from 1964 n eekends during the lime 27-28 with Terry's • < h . H din h d 1 ment from Jack NOon U..ton's ·• season. , .. on a urr) .. ar I a oo co, advlsor • League durin& 1964. the youngsters, we'll have a NBC.TV's baseball ochedule but the roof caved In In the ,;·~i"• expenence. . · That WBI the gist of talkll by better ball dub," Tebbetts said. will begin Saturday Aprll 11 nal quartet. '· Bv<ton led Balt•more by 141 Get II Now President Gabe Paul aad Man· Coneedeo Notbla1 to Yanko a nd run 25 weekenda through •n·· ., .. · h d ·od b 1' ·.too:no• on I e secon pen • u 1 "If what the boy's father say• ager Birdie Tebbetts In their As for the American League s d Oct. 4 T 1b• G 00 g 1 1 amet ~~llll>n seemed to Ure. is true, Hid Nllon, "and the Columbua stop Thursday of a race, Tebbetts refused to con· un ay · ·':· · Johnson and Rod Thorn, the Black Muslims want a share of "press caravan" tour through cede to the New York Yankees . Kyger Creek al Coalton ·~. besl . of Baltimore's outstanding his purse, they'd better get It Ohio and their new manager, MER~ANDISE CONTRACI' Eutern at Hannaa Trace -· took:. crop, scored 10 of the fJ, this trip because after eight or "I'm very confident at the Berra. . LO. ANGELES (UPI)-Mer· Racine at Southwestern .,. hal I? Bullet points to narrow 10 rounds, I don't think he'll he present time as to the result of "Yogi Isn't going to have any chandlse bearl1111. lhl' name of Rutland at North Callla : 1he gap. but Johnson just could ' fighllllll for many bli J>lll'lel 19114,' ' Paul said. "I'm genuin.. problems managing - not Sand:• Koulax Will 10011 begin Galllpolls at Pomeroy ~"IIOt push in the final bucket again." ly optimistic, because we took all until he loses a few, or un- appearmg around the country Logan at Athens chances on some kids last year Ill he takes his best friend out large quantities. . Wellston at NelsonvUie Cassius Clay, 8~·· father of and I think we came through for • pinchhltter or his coach The Dodger lefty has BiiDfd Middleport at Jackaon . the ~hallenger, sa;d that both with those kids better UISn we out for a relief pitcher," Teb- a contract w:lh Television Per· CassiU• and his younger bro?l>- had any reason to expect" belts joked sonatitlea, lne., who esUma~ nGRT SlTE CHANCED er and sparring partner • R11- Paul and Tebbetts helleved "I just . don't think the that retail ~les of merchandise NEW YORK (UP!)-The :!~ber~·~~": ~~~~ ~":. they have lwo potentially great Yankees should have won last w•th ,:auf"'; ~~':u~IU total a round weltcrwetght bout. ing a head to head argument players in third baseman Max year - not because they aren, mm• urn o Ion. tween slxlb-ranked Isaac he had threatened to "whup" Alvi;, ••1 ouUielder Vic Dava- a great ball club, but there are prt of Cuba and both h s and Malcolm X I ad- IIIlo, both rook• .. la•t year and some pretty sound ball clubs in FIGHT RESULTS eld .. .... ranlted Vince Sbomo of ,, Sir leams entered In 1 h e er of 'J:e New York tern" 1: of part of the Tribe's "kiddie the American League." By Ualted PreSII lnjemotlonal York originally a<;heduled ,· .Mells County Elementary Bas- the Black Muslims p corps.. Tebbetts said he will take BOISE, Idaho (UP!) - Char· the New York Collaeum on Feb. · ketball Tournament to he held The elder Clay, ~ &!·year-old Tebbtlto Toes Comero long looks at pltcbers Sam Me· lie Powell, 22(), Los Angelao, 15 bas been tranaferred to ..- Feb. IS 17 and 29 a Salis- for Lo · 01 K As lor Alvis, Tebbetts said Dowell and Tommy John, both slopped_ John (Tiger) Collins, Teaneck, (N. J.) Arm..-y, 11 .~ bury, ruv..:V1ew, Chea;, Top- pal~,:, e;_. ~lervl!: "he has the opportunity to be- bo~ lefthanded prospects. ~. B01se (5). 181lle nlghL pers Plains, Pomeroy, and with Pat Putnam of the Maml come one of the real great At whal polnl In hiS career ----. Bradbury. The games will be Herald that he and the boy'& p?ayers of the game." McDowell will be called a and Birdie war~. him It TEI&VISES CLOSING '·' played at Eastern High School mother had been alli!IUited by n,e Indians manaler was es- pitcher I don't know,'' woujo be quite a task. Joe did NEW YORK (UPI) - The with Robert Ashley tournament the Black Muslims aad that he peclal?y high on Davallllo, who oaid. "We don't know when great. Job lor uo 2811 y~r, American ·Broadcaotln& C.mpa· t . maa.,.,r. feared for his own anll hla miSsed mu?h of his rookie moment of greatneq is. 1n he d better get the we.g~t ny .announced tnday thai It wiD •· Plve trophies to be awarded wife's oafety. His wife had gone campa:gn with a broken arm. Dowel? we have that kind and . re~at, because he s ~levlse the closinr ceremonlea j, will be to the champion, run, back to LoulsvUle hecauoe "In the years I've been In pitcber - the equipment . up aJiam;:t a great caleb· of th• ninth Winter Olympics ,;.. ~p, consolation winner, and "Cassius had told her to go" baseba~, I've never seen a therr." m Romano. Spday Dlght, c ,t'lrst and second place cheer- and he aloo had moved out of compo81t~ ..orm grealer than Three Player. on Trip· ~dlnl groups. Admission will his son's house. Davah?lo s, Tebheltt Hid. "I He coPied John a fine looklug > 'It iO ceatt for odlllta and 25 May Be Jlldlac hav< never seen •uch speed lefty and added, "There's no il Jlllllll lor children. . While It could not be ....,med and acctiracy ouch n bls arm. reason he can 'I do the same .,';/;.' 'l'be ldoedule 21: Feil. 1$, 7 that he wao In hiding. the At Ill< present time, he has the job for us that AI Downing did Salloboli'Y va. Tuppen house where the elder Clay has best arm in baseball." 1..- the Yankees when he came ,.. J']alnl, I p.m. Pomeroy 7th been staying wu dart and The Indians had their prob- up. • · r.:.ill'ade VI. Bradbury; Feb. 17, clbsed Up Thuroclay nlgiJt. lems last season, fmW.Ing fifth The Indians also brought H11 Your Engine io T p.m. winner of the Salisbury, ~ senior Clay, In bls Inter, m II•• 10 • team c:rcu1t, but alon~ pitcher Jim (Mudcat) ,.,,,)'Upper. Plains game "· Riv· view, \ asserted lhat CUsluo that fai!ed to dlscoorage Paul Grant. outfielder AI Luplow Developed A Mls•? lt:.,.ervlew, I p.m. winner ol the joined the Black Muslims when and Tebbetts. Both admitted and catcher Joe Azcue. All Let The SluethS At Pomeroy 7th-Bradbury pme he was 18 ond just a few weeks they gambled on young · ball· three said they were in good .~~- O!eot-.; Feb. It, 7 p.m. the after be won the Olympic light: playm and won. condition and anxious for Metropolito~n Moton ~.f~ play a ...,....atlon heavyweight champ~ at "! think we'll be a much spring training to start. - ·.t m"'· and I p.m. the two wl"' Rome In 1980. m..-e Interesting ba?l club. I Azr.ue will battle John Ro,;;.,l!!fa play for the champlollllhip. "'l'hey have been ~g think IVery manager in the mann for the slarlillll catchinl Find It And Correct It, j j • • • • u • • u .. at h1m and bralnWIIlllnl hun . .. lluDdit1 fitalDiavlui r:a m. · WilL N , '1 • ;b, p_m: ~ 'l1ltlmlll !. Dl4- Clay, Dad 14 39 ,._ 1. . . roth:~:~: II Muslim Sect lnA.rita ,, niDI 11:a .. .!Lo ....,. .., _ _ - 1 1 I' • et , _ """''tr CINrch ldolll. ·p: *..1 !!cboel, Wayee Roulla, Q1r1a1 II . _ iliO' ........ Ill httJ, oupc, It:• ' IlL •.nlllp I p. ILL tnalJii ~~:.,:- R· 1111 • ps t ....... W\'let·, I p. m. MlllldaJ, I California Seeks Upset Win OverTop-Ranked UCLA -~:: G&JBounced 92-72by Robinsons .. .... -~•,I• 111111··--f ant. dell C nbl J!el~ I tn WI . PAGE ' Htf .. I$' J -; l, ~A. . . Y, I! II .. us· .... l*d w· 1111'" .1M' ..... 5 ,,. Sentinel Church News IIJ IIIL'I'OI'f IIICRMAN mented: Kaw u "ftte Mroler" lhe twa sports tnterfered with eee• In ~·" baol poallklll, too, 'l'be IJ6 llpGN Writer " Thai 1111 could 1et a '1 mil- a.dall, wbo wu bealeio liz hil lpl'lllfl tralnlnt chonl in i!leill'l ..,.. said th.,- plan le 117 .... 'J\veaty thousand dollan Ia a Uon llallul fl bo - . Cll lbe am., oOiluck out 301 battaro ill the pas~ Roy Slevera, aDDiher vetaran buemaa Jim O.Veapart ..aere drop Ia the bucJet com- opal mam~" 267 lilnlnp. No wonder rlnil 'lbe Olbor H..: So& oignees al S7, 1110 liened Ji(th the PhD. thll o]lliDI aD lllal Jim oPM'ed wllb a mUiktn but Dicit Wllblilpa M •tiW GU l'lltn'ld 1o h?m u "'lbe Mons- wert pllchers Bill Spllllwlek Ues along with CllllfttldeNirlt Ita)' Hart may be P., 1 ahol Radatz didn't really want to llodcaa - rurtber. ter." aand Bill Rohr, Infielder Bob baoi!IJUID John Berralleln, wbo third. ..Ubble. "I la.w ol IIIIDI claba,'' bo 'l'bt lied So& alao sJ1Dec1 six Guindon, u1illty man Jerry could !all heir to Sleven• fll'll So:hwall baeaJDaltllo t1tJ1 • ,;So the m.foot, fivHncll lJoe. alii, "who! J!!!S1ot 10 h?&IJir lllhlt playen Thurtcle)!, iDcJud. Dorsch and outfielder Jim Go&- ba.. job. of the Pirates to arrte 1M flreballer accepted a QO,. lball lbat." iDe GeM Conley, who laid be cer. Second blleman KtD Hubbs terms; Jaet Smtih, 1 rtpt. M coatract, con~a~u~n& an ... '1'l1t Oilly wad wl1lcll raally Will jolil the club for apr!Dg· Radatz wasn't the only one to batted only .W laat year but pllchll' drafted from · limated tl ,000 raise, aad lried deaerlbelo Raclatl' work clurlnl tralnillll at Scolbdale, Aria., on pt a raise. otlll drew "a small ralat" fnlm wu the 21111 pla)'tl' .__ _ _ _. ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ·ill bioi out of bil mind the v• most of 1aot Ia lantullc tba I'I!IJI]ar repctrlin& date for Cal McLish, the SB:year-ol~ the Cuba, who !lOW han 0111y tho Btavea, ll!ld ri0111 hypothetlc:al prlct lap aud nen tboucb 1111 ~ SB: tba llrot lime. right-hander, received one from one player left lllllllnad-<ook· satlofled Bcl1 Purkey aud ·~ned on him aU laot IAIIlllller. )'eaNid rllht.banded rellev• COilley came by tba decla1on the PhJIUes and he earned It le Infielder Paul Popovich. ~~~~Kia~US!;._ _ _~-~1 ·,, Qnce ofter Radatz oauntered tailed oil -..hot .,.... Utt lllllly after his recent release not only with his 13.11 record Clluck Hiller wun'l u luckY 1: ,In from the bullpen and l!lid, undoubtedly dill to "'"' by the New York KaickerbocJt, but atso with whal Manager ao Rubbo. lie too11 a ,eulla aaJ. · ~pUy cllsconoected the y.,., work, he at111 won 11 pmao aDd oro of lhl Nationat Buketball Gent Mauch called "the best ary from the GIIIJIII and what _., tu..., Ralpb Holik com- aaved K olhen. AIIIOCiatlon. A C<JDillct between altitude of Illy man I've ever is more be may have lost his UCLA'I lut-breal:ln!l ,, bidding to become · tba Ia o 1 b e r gameo, Waf)' AU. STARS Coaot'a firsl aatlDDal basketball Delaw11o r742; fa. IchiomF<ktns In lour yean, open pie topped Mu~ti. 'lf,ee; ~cam• M'lel, tonight wttb Georre Wash?ngton edied ~11lut IUCb 1eam to & Mary, 81·\"1; Clemm Two very UIIIIUII pmes I In the Georgta, 83-lll, In CJI'ei'·····< played In the Calllpolla , live Calllornia, and San Francisco defoa~ pendent League 1'llunday Callf1trn!a• unpudlctable Jose St., 64-47. .-... 'nte tint rame waa ...., - 1111 ' alteacly bu a ctoee 2-0 ICore. Firestone lflth.ranted Oregon Stall thll '--J I Weiher'• - e !UPJ)Oiecl '::..~• aquare off In a contest, b tt lljo United Pre so In?enuillonal that would have aent the ~n- pion Celtt. But reserve Ben Warley went Welh • h d 111011, hoWovar, 18 10 fori It t b San Flancisco's Wilt Cham· lest into overtime. A crowd of Philadelphia woo &oing with-a Pong way towards lilting the game, because they ua--ersplayers a tba Paaro, l.erlain makes the pointt and 10,210 showed up to wa)cb Ba~out regulars Larry Coslello and gap by helping Greer out with enough to play. e nouwuu IYII1,but lite ol •'· BOston's Bi?l Russell graha the tlmore- a team with I big fu·Dave Gambee, both sidelined 25 points. AI Butler had 25 for, The second very •-~ the return rebounds, which is largely why lure - battle the world cham. with foot lnjurieo. the losers. event oc:curred Ia the _,w,..y IVIIIing. . " lire Warriors and Celttc• led , . aa:ne of ~ everuna. "U we were playiaa Cal down · ··hir respect!.. divisions in the SOUTHERN VALLEY ATHLETIC CONFERENCE "Did yoa • a lOll's. who have been I wouldn't be as wor, ' 'National Basketball A"ociaticm NAME TEAM FG FT TP AVG. pt'OOI bOI?" pulled rled, ltlmill Wooden. "Bul ' ioday. Jim Halley, Southwestern .. .... 78 18 174 21.8 ~v~rytJ!":epenclent jlllt playlllfl up there Is the rea· ' . ehamberlain hooped 40 point:; Richard Dempsey, Coalton .•.•. 66 15 147 18.8 National Basketball AlooelaUoa ue 10118<111, •• they poured It on I'm worried. I wouldn't be .. Tbursday night as the Warrion Mel Coen, Kyger Creek ...••... 58 34 151 16.8 By UBlled PrMa latematloolal to wblp G. lc J. 92-72• at all If they wanted to edged Detroit, IDI-9'1, in a hec- , Darrell Horne, Coalton . ..••••. 56 19 131 16.4 Eutera Dfvl•l• The Jeeguo lead 11 again Uad the gemes someplact ,·.ti• baule at the San Jose, Tom Robinson, Coalton ... ..•. • 55 21 131 16.4 w. L. Pel. u G. " J. and Flreatone Berkeley." CaUf Civic Auditorium Mason Peck, North Gallia ..••.. 53 15 121 15.1 Bo to flabt 11 out for the title It's not so much thai Harmon 311 If _.7l6 week. ,' ·• · Ml MI UP! Loq 1 John Ridenour, Eastern ...... .. 43 1~ 101 14.4 n S7 membleo the Black Hole 1 21 Meanwhile. Russell hauled .A ( ) uac ous Terry Rucker, Hannan·Trace .•. 45 21 111 13.9 . c nna •• 18 _ ••161 Ro~'---'a ........... G. L J.'o Caleutta ID appearance. But down 34 rebounds as Boston CaSSius Clay clammed up to- Rodney Cook, Southwestern .••• 44 17 105 13.1 : Phlladelphla .. .. • 53 ,....,... -r,.... • illtln& ." !lipped Baltimore, H-92, oo an. day at charges by hiS ,'•t~er Roger Spencer, Eastern . . . ...•. 36 18 88 12.6 New York 17 U I J12vepmemen blw~lillrebleatfiao•-• ~..... rarely ~~ olber noutrat court at College that h;, had been a bramWooten Dlvlslaa ·-• •-ted · Park, Md. Baltimore's Gus wa~hed member of the whiteSOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE W. L. Stan llarrla and Marvin ]lDB In~ Wocod-ll ~ Jllhoson missed an S.footer at hating Black Mus~ sect smce NAME TEAM FG FT TP AVG. San Flanellco 33 23 ees1 lad the aasaull wltb yet hllll iii8D8iO<l only .:_the final buzzer that would. "inning an Olympic Gold Med· Mickey Winebrenner, Pomeroy .. 83 67 233 2.1.2 Los Angeleo 32 25 each while BIPI Jaeklon, 2-1 mart Cal 1 2 81 2 WASH CYClU • have tied the score in that one. al four yean ago. Bob Richards, Nelsonvllle ...... 65 69 199 18.1 St. Loul• 32 26 dell Hll'tiJ, aad Dw!Cbl Keels ' • ~ Crippled Phlladelpbia got a ·; Clay, who went to New York Eddi e Jaco bs, We11ston · · · · • • · · 65 54 184 16·7 Baltimore 23 33 .421 ly. added II, lJ, and 10 The .Baon, al?hoiiCh oilly 1-7 ?"erall, 11e 18C0Dd to tho Bna- !.!! "!'• P .f;UJ t 1;10 p, m., Youtb hUOWIIPIJ. .... .._• . c11a " '' .i .;:~t ,··~ ·• a 11. Coni. ;mor: Wnl'lllltp •·• .. ... au1M111 .. • .. • .. ... ··~ Cor. Sycamore a Seeond St. .... P«amy Surulay, Feb~ ~ Sunday School, 9:15 Worship Sorvico, -••.,.,.,., 1otnt Inlllal!ttioa sernco ___ , ___ __ __ _______ 10:10 a.u:,:,: Tbe Rev. Wtlter Socii will tnoiall Rev. l-pb ~ · pastor. .Reception to foUow. . -r . eAIIIi Wedlle!lday COmmunion Serviee, Wtd · 1~, Fob. 12 II 8 P.M. .. . ' 'L.-------------.. . .. IIIIi/:ioo~~:~~ �• , • cIass•f•ed1.-----~FO~R~S~A~LE==---=FO=R ti-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 2 SIGNS Ads Get nesults. QUALITY Plymouth VB 4 Rul Estate _sA_L_E=--, 43 acre farm, iood houBe and bu!ldingo. Sacr!lloe, $4500. Thurl DaW!OII on Rl. 124, I Ill mile west of Wll!cesville, Ohio 2 76 tp Door H.T. $395 One local owner, eood upholstery, automatie trans. Radio and h~: ater. 1957 Olds "88" POMEROY - 2 bo;droom frame house with baih, automatic hoi air lrornace healing, basement. 50 loot lot, in good neighborhood. $7,ooo.oo. POMEROY - B-room boose will! 2 baths, gas heating, beautiful view of the river. Property can be duplexed. Pay $500.00 down and t years on the balance. SYRACUSE - 6-room frame house with 180 feet frontage on State Route 124. OWner $495 St. Wagon One local ownF-r, like new tires , automatic, power steering , power brakes, radio, heater . 1958 WANT AD Plymouth 4 $669 Door Sedan heater. One owner. ~UI.&.Niil s• ..... a.ro, DQ .. ... CAJ'IIt:&u.Arao,. coaaiiM'IuNO WUJi: ·;:~ ~=u.! UGULA1'10NI n. ..N•-n- Pomeroy Motor Co. l"'lbbOIICIGII -:-~·... MondQ ._ c • =--... :..."':! ':.' ;;,",."' ""'" UTD .,_r:: ::,•:..::_ vmtmnn ...._ 00 - Pall nM , 1M CIUrpd r,:.:,- • - t t . . WWCI tar 10 ad.'IV'tiiJDI " -- :' ::;: " will .w •o• .="U: I - -A. 20 years oxnoorionce. Phone WY 2-2092 10 ....-. '1'0 PL&al • Notice PIIOPUc:::DIO WAMT AJJ WRY PUmp your sluggish septic tank? Get Klean-Em-AJI Sei> FOR SALE tic Tank Cleaner. Landmark GlliSON-Kay-Harmony WY 2-2157 Card of Sa •lev, IDe. tor a cllolce IW dlllereut bulla In !be dairY II or bee! Uno. A price ot ""· ~~~~ EXPERIENCED Uon to join. F,.. oorvico Leland Parter at Pom,eroy.ll AND AUTOMOBILE :!:!.~r ::-.-:ta-11 WhniAhgnllllld AT ••• BLAETTNARS Brake s,rvlce Ohio, Phone WY 2-22M Albert Parltor II Cbe!ler, Ohio, Phone 911>3415. I 25 30te Blaettnars 1.-=========-.11 wv 2-2141 l'omorey, o. INCOME TAX 11'"""""'"""'"""'"""'!!!!1!!!!1!!!!!!!! 1959Buick XL Galule. DOO ~ 2 Dr. Hard ~· 4 extra laoi! Urn. Bucketoeato, floor shift, All vinylmtertor. Pow.,. atoerinl and bratea. ODe of ford'a lineal and thfa one Ia !opt. , ...... Oldl ' lillie Accountlnt & T1 x Service Mlddt-rt 231 1,1!11 St. Insurance "liii:~::~~~f.iiiii _ _... _,.._ •· • . $1195 • 1963 Ford V8 • • • $2795 .. Write, • () • • A. C. BJW)J'OBD REUTER • LeSobre, 2 door hardtop and D door lledm, both one • er car• and automaUc altltt AUCI'IONEEB Cwp! t Sa;lw crtll S.:adllnl O R SPECIALTY! U Contact Dan Reuter At 1962Buick I ....... ' " Will ville. 6 rooms and bath. 211111 Plmnbbtl. MHIIer acres land. Cement block P'unlee&. Anold Ba tben, rage. Will sacrifice for IU East Mllta Slreet. PomPhone WI 9-3102. oroy. Wf WC4L 2 5 3tc 7 20 lie 1;;:a~: =Su Ii Ohlo, Pie.• cue court No. !i.OBi.:·;.r-;;;;,;~ ~ - - -- -- -- - - --.,..,,..,--;::-:;-;:---:;--;;::"C TWO LOTS. Mu',berry Height!. See Neigler BuDding and I> .,,.,a. '"''""' -';"i';;.~~! 1 o •• · f better and other relief, on m Phone WY 2-3429. P y, IWR;me, or extrema uuelt:r. Said cau .. 2 5 tfe kitcheu cabinets and storm ~::~ l*and after the _ _ _ _ __ _ _...:___:_.:_ doors. 11 23 tfc Weblter NANCY L. SMlTH, PlatntW, and Fultr.. 43 acre farm, good house and FOR TAX service contact Vic~ <1:'3~r.A ~~\~..~~~':& 1 l3J t , J'lt.l buildings. Sacrifice, f4;,500. tor Gaul. Chester 985--2402. e Thurl Dawson oo Rt. 124, Ill. 2 4 6tp RETURNS FROid SESSION For Sale IIDULT PHONE • • • guitars <~nd Amplifiers, 24 months to Farm Bureau1 Pomeroy. I 25 30tc ---------- Thenks n- ""Y· see or call Tiffin Jewel· • ers, Point Pleasant. W. Va ., Phone 50. Bill Wellman, Les mn..,. , a.= dw Station Wlfion. Popular lnvlcta WBI!On. Low cme careful owner. Power ateeriq and. brake1. Rallr shafll • 1961 Ford . - •• Quality Cars Reduced Prices 1 Keystone Station "o:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=::'l I, 62 Corvair • • • · · · S189S 2--61 Olds 88's · · · s2495 61 Olds '88' 4Door .· s2195 ""'Dia. 58 Ford F. L. 500 • • · s395 'It KARR '& VAN ZANDT I - ..... ·-· ~ . ,. - ,. .. ···-· ........ -.. .. , ............... ...... - .. .. ... -- -· -· ·· .. --······· ..·---·····-· ··- ··~· ··- ·---· . ~ ...... - . . •' .. . '. " -~: 4ol.IMI'O a.L.~~L Convertible Sunliner. Power ote.,.tnc. Crul1<111atlo. ktra Plymouth VB - 4 Dr. Sedan. Power oteeriDI. Automalle 1hlft. Very low mileare. Extro sharp -- matic. One of cleanest 'G9s to be found. .' .... ~r-- 1959 Chevrolet • • $cJ70 Belaire 4 Dr. Sedan. One local owner. Automltle ahllt. BLAETTNARS "•------------------•-! BUICK- PONTIAC- GMC TRUCKS POMEROY, 0. USED CAR LEARANC OKH'l', ..... 1', BI'B'l' .'I'IC• 'I' l! WI Ot)Q&t:p tiJ CHASTlSlll YOUR PASSIONI 'ltiA2 'Dim' :IU.'l' J10T ·OHABTISJI YOU~EPICTETUB • -. ... • .. • liN WMPO Radio 1962Comet .. 4 Door Sedan. Standard tran1. Radio and heater. 1962 Lancer • - • 4 Door Sedan. Automatic tran1. Rodio and heater. 1961 Dodge • • • $1295 2 Door Sedon. 6 cyl. Standard iz'ana. Rodlo IJid healer. 1961 Ford - • - • Fairlane DOO - 2 Door Sedan 6 cy1. Slandord trana. Her, Low mi1e..ge. Sharp. 1960Chevrolet • - $1395 Bel Aire 4 Door Sedan. Automatic Irons. Pow.. radio and heater, 6 cyJ. 1960 Chevrolet ateerlar, • • lmpaJa Convertible. Autamatie traOJ. Radio and heater. One owner. 1959 Chevrolet . - 4 Door Station Waron VB. Automatic trans. llidlo aDd heater. 1959 Plymouth - - $1095 I 4 Door Sedan VB. Automatic tnna. Rodio and heater. Power steering. 1958 Dodge • - • s995 4 Door Sedan - VB. Automa!H ll'tDI. Power oteertnr, radio and heater. Enrine fully reeondltinned . 1957 Plymouth - ·• $695 4 Door Stollon Wagon VB. Automatic tnna. · Rodlo ond beater. ODe owner. 1956Ford • 1955 Ford • • - • • • 4 Door Sedan - VB. Slandard tnna. liadio ond heater. 1 Good tln!s. Condltioa fair to &ood. • 2 Door Sedan VB - Standord tram. ~o ~50 iltd heater; ' 195~ Chrysler • • - $595 2 Door lhrd Top. Power oleeriltl snd tra01. lladto 1nd heater. Realty lbarp. bralt": At~~ttmetle R. H. ~awlings Son5l0.. ' ' ' .,- , '.·I I 'I ~t MONDAY TRRU FRIDAY 1:05 Country Music Time 6:00 Sign on NeWI 6:ZO CountrY Jamboree 8:05 Sacred Hearl 8:35 John Harm1 6:20 COuntry Jamboree 6:45 Coontry Expresa 8:30 Farm Newtt . 7:05 Breaklut Party 11:00 Community News PROGRAM LOG 6:30 Pat Buttram, M-W·F 8:15 Jones Buick Show MO!'iDA¥ TIIROUGB FRD~AYI 5:05 World, National News 6:45 Meigs Cl ,AY;r. En 10:15 The Good 1Jfa 5: 11i Spotllgbl on Sports 7: 1l Sfb 'On, Mutlca! Clock 7:00 News 10:35 Music In The Air LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII 5:25 Weather 7:3~ N:ewa Headllnea 7:05 Breakfaal Part)' 10:40 Under Oblo SldOI 5:30 Dinner Musicale 7:31 Mul!cal ClOCk 7:30 News 10:45 This Ia Music 6:00 Sign Oft 7:~ T!te Ufellne • 7:35 Pickens Hardware 11:05 Top Ten Shaw MV UNC\.t!' HCW SATURDAY 8:0f ~Valley New1 KUM' AVER'( (Tues.·Thun.) 11:35 Top Ten Sbow (DutiOilB) 7:15 Sign On, Musical Clock WI~OLO MAN' B:fi World, National NeWI 7:50 News Report 12:00 Noon New• 7: 45 '!'he LlfeUne 8:1P Sporfll 8:110 Breakfut ParlJ 12:15 Musical Interlude 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:0 Weather Pleturt 8:15 Bright Star Show·Thurl> 12:30 Rev. Merlin Te.ll 8:05 World, National News 8.18 M1181cal Clock 8:30 Van Patrick Sparta 1:00 Platter Party B:IO Sports Today 8:~ Commllitlty News 8:45 Baker Furnlture-Wed·Frl 5:110 Sundown Ser01111de 8:15 Weather Picture 9:00 TlJi. of the Town 8:50 Open House 8:00 Sigu 011 8:16 Musical Clock 9:s0 Mason County News 9:00 News B:S> News 10:. Family Worship Hour 1:05 Coffee With Janel SUNDAY 9:00 MusiCal Clock JO: I& Ptlblle Service . 9:45 Belly Newton 7:30 Sign On 9:30 Song & Story ~ I0:3b Lalclt!lrlng 10:05 Ministerial Assoc. 7:35 Army Hour 9:45 Farnlly Worship Hour 10:56 Wqrld News 10:20 Coontry Hoe Down 8:05 Herald of Truth 10:00 News 11:110 Mbmlng Melodies 11:05 swap Shop 8:35 Hour of Deliverance ]0:05 High School Hit Parade (except Friday, 11:15 Country DrUters M-W ~:00 Wings of Healing 10:55 News . Churcb Bells Ring) 11:15 Mason CL Agr. Elt-Tue 9:35 Bible Speaka to Yoo ABBIE AND SLATI 11:00 Army Time ll:45 Wdrld News 11.15 A.S.C. Program-Fri 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 11:30 Special Community 11:56 Mason Count)' News 11:15 Family Worohlp-Thtll'l. 10:35 Wash. Reporla to. People Programs 12:00 Commtmlty News 11:35 Farm Bureau 11:00 Coontry Hymn Time 12: flO News Roundup 12:i.s Local Ne1rs 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymns 12:00 Noon News 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:10 Markets 12:00 Noon Report 12:1~ The Searclt 12:25 News 0 Grams 12:15 l4id Day Weather 12:15 Music Juol Fdt You 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 12:30 Saturday Matinee · 12: ~ 1!:\>ano Bulletin BOard 12:15 Goesoler'a Guest Star·Frl 1:00 Billy Graham 1:55 News Beat 12:~ NeWI 0 Grams 12·30 Music Just For You 1:35 Lutheran Hour 2:00 Saturday Matinee 12:• Agriculture Agent s:oo Platter Party Z:OO The Church AI W,..k 2:55 NeWI Beat 12:45 Country Go Round 4:16 Blaettnar ,show-Tiles. 2:15 The Navy Swinp 3:110 Saturday Matinee I: il6 News Beat . 4:30 Local New• 2:35 The BIJ Lie 3:55 News Beat 2:oo eoun&y Go Round 4:54 BowUng Scores 3:00 The Quiet Hour 4:00 Dlsclng with Doss Uli Ne.... Beat 5:00 Sundown Serenade 1:35 Sunday Showco~ 4:30 Top. Ten Rewa 3:00 Let's ~ a Break 8:00 Sign Of' 5:110 Baptist Layman • Hour 11:00 News SUmmary 3:1111 NeWI Beat SATURDAY 5:35 World In Review 5:15 Dinner Muslcalt C:IIO Dlacln& with Dau 1: 110 Sign On I: 00 Sign 011 ·e,oo Sip oo. t:lo WINNIE WINkLI -WJEH RADIO ' • . Dodge-Dodge Dart...;.lancer S. Seic~nd & Mill St, · "~·-==~~~~~· ~=·~·~·?:~=~~~?f~~~~ ·.,,. 40.0 3 11>4 ===-==-......,.- -;;--;.; TIRES. BATTERIES 1 1960 Fury • • - - $1295 . The ramily or Mrs. Albert For Sale · b to express appreWilliamson. U~·30tf Young WIS ciation for kindness extended . d during their recent loss. Spe-. G.E. ~~ectrJc Range. G 0 0 HAV8 antiques for sale. Or~ cial thanks to relatives, conditiOn, $40.00. Schoolhouse leaf tables, wash stands, din15 00 friends , neighbors ' Pomeroy Ch bell, t$ · Ohio · Raymood2 Frank, nor bells, lamps, brass Ibuckmiles west of WilkesvUie, l.arl Gn"er, Pit "Ill& ud LewIs D. Te11e, chie! of If 7 Jlp els, k Emergency Squad, Dr. Boice. 1 es er. · iron bean pots, c oc s, Ohio. 2 6 Batbll theDr.surgical section of the GalOr. Heaton, Ewing Funeral coffee grinder and m a n Y I'"""' Cli . d Medical Cen 1 ~"'' 18 Home, Rev. Melvin Alklfe, NEW AND used lwdelders. 3d" othec items. Can be seen FOR SALE- Middleport's Mltlenvlllo, aJo rue an • . nnd oth compressors, we mg r o . at DO Wehe Terrace. IEIId .._ II'OIIbleo ter Hospital, recently returned M Be n Neu tzl mg est buildhig, located 352 N. ,__ h h rs. h t nded lh - Free demonstration . PomeWe bve aD IIIIa Cleveland, w ere e par2 4 Gtc ers w o ex e sym~a Y. L nd k Ph WY 2Secood Stree~ Middleport Sewer Macltllln licipated In a three . day series The Family roy a mar ' · Priced for quick sale. 1 2 7 1tp 2181. 2 7_3':.._ 1961 ALMA Trailer, 55' • 10', at Ohio HoteL 10 16 ilouoDablo RaMI of conferences on the subjec Ctdl Wt writ Day w Nlgbl of surgery of ihe colon. The 2 bedroom. Assume loan or - - - - - - - - - - COSCO High chair, $10.00. Tay-' 138:18 00 cash. including insur· 7 Ill lie problems a"octated with disIn Memory lor tot stroller, $8.00. Net ance. Vivian Boston, New HaFor Rent iii'HHCJOTii'OilCCOOPYlNPYOOGI!StJjfj;;n~lcil.i* eaoeso ·f the colon were ellenplay pen, $8.00. New Hav,e,.. Phone 8824501. 2-5-4tc Copy 11111 Iotter or dN •"'· sively evaluated. Fllowing the WE WOULD like to thank en, 662-2942. 2 7 4tc UNFURNISHED house. "euler IDiuratx:e, Poiii<I'Dy '!'eetlngs, J?r. Telle spent some everyoo• who sent food, flow· - wH; WBU,Vll ,• Carpet ShaFmR~ room , 2 bedrooms. dinette, 2 tli lfe lime renewtng acquamlances at ers and cards and ror all oth- . 100 BALES of hay . Two bed- rr_. e oa.n you one kitchen and utility room. 247 Hospital and Western er kindness and ('ORSideralion room house trail-er. P. M. wath purchase of Blue Lustre N. 3rd St., Middleport. Call ll''COME TAX service. C. B. University. Dr. Telle shown us during the time of Cowdery' Long Bottom. Carpet and Upholstery2 c41e6atcn- WY 2-3056. ?. 7 3tc Simpson, Jobiii!OD some of his early !rainour recent bereavement, the 2 6 3tc er. Insurance Agency, Coats log at those institutions. death ul our husband and Ia~ ~~=========~~ONE 2-room apartment with lng, Middleport. Phone WY ther Samuel Smith . We woold REBLUEING and · Repairing. bath . Private entrance. Mill 2903. 18 First U. S. president to ride like to thank the nurses at Stewarl's Gun Shop. Reming· St. Call WY 2-3056. WILL DO CUstom Butchering. hill lnauguratioo In an autoHoher Hoopltal, Dr. Ables. ton • Winchesler, Husqvarna, SNOW TIRES 2 7 3tc Phil Meier, WY :1,3510. mobile was Warren G. Hard· Dr. Walker, and the Funeral Rutland, 0 hi o. Reloading ll.ny Site $11.50 117 tfc ing. Hom~, and the singers and equipment and accessciJ'ies. 1.EGULAR TREAD 5 room furnished house with Rev. Herbert Grimm lor their buy, sell and trade. Rutland, ll.ny Site $9.50 bath, washer and dryer and sympathetic help. Ohio, Phone SH 2-4934. rUBES, used - - $1.00 garage. 6th St., Syracuse. Call. Mrs. Sam Smith and 2__6 - ~~: TUBES, now __ $2.SO WY 2-11992. 2 7 6tp Children 1957 Chevrolet Bellaire, 4 door I I:1 Volt Batteries $12.95 2 7 1tc V-ll automatic, radio "n d ~ Volt Batteries $9.95 LARGE STORAGE barn for overhauled.] II..C. Spark Plugs _ 7Sc heater, motor rent. Plenty of room. PowellT Good tires, new paint G811 FAN BELTS sf.. Middleport. CaU WY 2 Notice Miller Garage. ll.ny Site $2.00 3273. 2-5-3tc 1 NOW IS Your chance to try Complete Line Of 2 6 3tc SMALL Apartment and utilities. one of Frank's delicious pep- ===~-~ uCOIN COLLECTOR" eroni pizzas special $1.~. AI· AUCTIO:' : Sat., Feb. 8 at 12 : 127 Butternut. 2 4 tfc Supplies and Books 10 home ~ade donuts and 30 p.m. at 609 Division St... HOUSE in Pomeroy, three room home style cooking. Coffee on Rt. 21 s . Parkersburg, w· anj bath. Pbone WY 2-3575. atiU k at Barnette Home Va Discontinuing business :w Rutlllnd, 0. I 23 tfc Restaurant in Middleport. wilt sell equipment in part ''"I Monza Coupe. Automatic trans., wlslw tires, radio, 2 7 3tc follows : Binks Paint gun, and I· FOU!l Room unfurnished apartheater and only 1~,000 miles Help Wanted meni. North Second Hymn Sing. Sunday, Feb. 9 at regulator, Devil BiS! air comI :30 at Freedom Gospel M;s. pr..ssor, 2. ton chain hoist OPEMNG soon for honest, sin· Middleport, Ohiq. Rent rea5-' slon at Bald Knobs. Rev . Grif- with dolly and truck, floor cerr . hard-working married onable. Frank Fugate, WY fith, Pastor. Dan Hayman's hoist and dolly, 10 ton floor man to call on customers in 5293. 1 30 tfc Country Hymn Time group jack.. motor stand and attach- estahlished territory. Guaran- SMALL Famished apat1rnenl, will sing. Public is invited. menl'\, % drive air wreneh teed weekly earnings to start. suitable for one or two peo2 7 ltc One Hard Top Coupe, 1 4 Dr. Sedan. Automatic, with hose, armature and field Phone 422-Q927 7 to 9 a.m. on- ple. Phone WY 2-2753. tester, 24" exhaust fan, wet ly . 2-3-6tc power brakes, power steering, wlslw tires, radio, I 31 tfc BRING YOUR old photographs heater. Nice low-mi!ea~te Ohls. sovix valve refacer, lisle cyl-R . f ·k -tfu i hed -to Gt'OVer's Studio to be copinder hose, transmission jack I MA nJF.D ~an or farm WOl ' room m !I lt<l and restored. ah power grease outfit w1th I house furmshed. P. M. Cowfirst noo.r, 5 room bouse. 2 4 6lc hose. % Stanley drill wit.! I: dery, Long Bottom. Christine Beegle. 2 6 3tc mGll )i()WERED rifle match st&nd, Black and Decker 1 II lfc It the American Legion Fann va!Je seat grinder, Bur- BABY~ITI' ING and ironing. 3 twtdroom bouse on LlneolD Gil Beech Grove Road, Rutroughs adding machine, Bur- Erma Daugherty , 206 Pearl- Hill, Pomeroy, 1\11 baths, gao Holiday Sedan. Power brakes, power steering, au· land, ilunday, February 9, at roughs cash register for ser- st, Middleport, D. U-3tp hot water furnace, Immediate tomatic, w!slw tires, radio, heater, onr owner and 1: 110 p. IlL FurDisb o w n vice station or garage. Oak . . - - possession. TnlepbODe WY :1. new Olds trade. · lhelll. z 4 6tc desll. and chair, 7 •heU part MOTION Picture ProJector 'JI>' 2186 or WY 2-3346. bin 18,. x: 3S" 1 84 ., lap and erator for Mason Dnve-Jn 12 4 tfc die set and many item! per·· Theater . Contact J. L. PAlMERS I taining to operation of a gen· Durst. Pt. Pleasant, Phooe .Fl"RNISHED apartments. Ph. .ANNUAL INFORMATION 2 5 41c WY 2-2776. Alter 5 p. m. phone eral garage not listed. This 196 or 533· Chemlcll Spray Is very sood equipment !far. AUTO SALES WY :1-3574. V·B std. trans., wlslw tires, radio, healer, one careMeeting old Goddard & Son, AuctiOn· 11 21 tfc ful owner THREE and blUr room 1t1rt11» Thurs., Feb. 13-8 P.M. oe rs, Phone 2434 or 2311 Bartlet., 0. King Truck Sales, 1953 Mercury Hardtop, power ed and llllfumllbed ....,. -rey Lonclmorft lhro ~ bteat information on Weed Ira E. King (OWner). 2-4-3tc steermg, power brakes, over· WY W04. Ccmtro1 Chemicals, by Don dnve. $1~.00. Ph. WI 9-3102. U 1 tfc 'Bollb, our farm chemical rep- HOUSE in Racine, 5 rooms and ...,latlve. 21 3tc ~~~~~~~-=== bath, carport. Priced for --,.,:;;--,Ram;:-,...,0:-lor. , - - - A MODERN hooae, . I 1'001111 ,.,.., Print-Refrtshmenh quick sale. Phone WI 9-2811 . Four door Hard fop. V-8, automatic, power brakes, World SUtndard of Com__, and bath, 136 LlncoiD ~ , At POfl)eroy landmark 2 4 6tc .--· Pomeroy. WY 2-3Ual. power steering, like new wlslw tires. Jleal nice been.. 1 s tfc one 40 0 09 1'00 have a drlnltlno pro~ 1NEW gal. galvaniZ<'d . h t Rig Clll' room. ride aad perform --;;==-=~===:::;; . fitti!t For help conlacf Ail'<> water tank. cost ~7. Will sell ance Small ear I!COIIDDIJ and FURNI.~RED and llllfumlsbed ~ •lloli!:a Anonymous. l'ro-Conn· fiH' $10. WY 2-2670. 2-5-Jtp lll.allagerabWty apartmento. Inquire at · lbe 51 54 54 ~ Group Write, Bo• 201 . LARGE Size !"rigid aire com bin8oo ;;;;O:;chio;;; . ;;-Botelc; - :::·=-:=-f.ZJ.If-.=e Vallatwagan ~ 0. 9-3-tlc atinn Can be seen at 204 Mu> MOiropoUtaJJ Moton HOUSE, 6 rooms and • bath. CADILLAC BUICK 2door S bem Ave.. Pomeroy. ~tp E. Malo Street, Pomeroy People's Terrace. Ph on GUN Hard Top Hard Top Sun .Roof '"'"· Pbooe IVY z.mt ~"''' sell and trade gul'll. ALl - Kinds of ha J and str·aw ' _WY::..:..:::::=:__ _ _!..!:. ' $495 $345 " " Wtinman Les William""' for '"le. We deliver Buller ' _ _ _ _ _ _ __;~:_:fl:...,:lf::c ,$995 · Jewelen, Phoao liO, Bros., LR1psic, Ohio Tel 135, Livestock New motor, tlree pecla'l. Automa- Two door. New and paint. le. Nlee one, snow tire~. ·l.1 '. ,.PietlaDI, W Vo. P. 0. Bo> 61. I II !IOtc "'"".,.," 0 1 1 MAN OR WOMAN for l<jfMiiiiiuCJ,;;;,;;;,;;;-1 '.f< LUMP Ct>"C - Deiiveror. piCk ONE BROOD- Sow, $25.00. 12.1 work in this area. Year round rt ln•nronct' be<-;, up voorsell Gnegleln Ready· pound <hoat, 115 00. Call WI full time work. No M1.1 Co., Page St.• Middleport 9-~72. or ~f'e Onn Stoharl. sive traveling. II yru qualify. UUtlc _ _ 273tc I you are given personal lrajl)o 8!~111 ;;W::cH"V "~ PU"'M=P-y_oor_""slu,.-g,tJ-!)"s"b_se_l> FOR SAlE Piga, $10 00. Jane jng. References and car eoMQTOR SALES ,~~~~~t. lzaak Walton tic tank. Get Klean-Em-AII Wilham,, Hy<ell Run I sentlal. For Interview, c a II ~ FPbruRry 9. Septic Tank Cleaner. Land. _ _ _ _ 2 5 :up WY 2-2013 on Saturday beWY 2-5342 Cedlllac-Oidsmobile Pomere~y Chester Fire mark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy PONY FOR SALE. Call WY 2- tween 1 p. m. and 5 p. m. " 2 6 Jtp I 24 30tc 3618. 2 t Uc 2 8 lite ·j ·-.--,.. .......-e. AM 7 nice. '"' ':t :;- -f2695 ' • 2-3243. 1959 Ford • • 11'~~~~~~~~,.~-~~~~~=~~~~~~~ FOR ----------1 SALE. House In Harrison- 1:;~~~;~ ~ ------- !'::::::~~~~~~;:; Galaxie 2 Dr Hard top. Power ateering and brakea. CrWJ. IL.... an I ~ • ' SHORTEST MONlHI· LONGEST ·DEALt ji~Bea~rer~r.·~~~~~~~ee~~ Serviced by Mr. Harman Ohlinger with .-. <>l'ftm aouu l&tlll'l'las-a.at .LIIL ._ &ari10 .... II. to . . . p at $2,800.00. NVIILE 0 WBREEDa~wllb~Qu'IIM;;;;;-;;;; Plenty garden space. ~.000.00. 11 SWeepers. Aulhorlz. SUBURBAN _ New 6 • room ed salta and service. Write 1 home with bath, hot air gas 1502 16th St., Parkersburg, W· "' heating, 2 acre lot, located __:_V_:_a·:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Ageucy, ln. lorml of 1D Nl d . 1 on State Route 248. Cf' r1v· sur&IICe. Jlm .JolmsoJI and lng disumce ol both dams FOR YOUR every need lor a Bud S!n"P""" Ageota. and the Kaiser plant. $11,1100. Bulldozer, Back-Hoe or DeI I lie , C.C. CUCKLER, REALTOR livery ol limestone, caD Em-S - - - - - - - - - BOX 229 WY wut met W. Shuler, 342 Page I. 2 7 3tc Middleport, Ohio. Phone WY Legal Notice MEIGS MAYTAG SHOP -~ ~acrifice luslneu Servicn formerly Fry Plumbing Shop 0 HARRISO "2029 ' room frame house (sound and •ood ll__,_"_0_"_1_WY __ r----'l B construction) . On level lot. 1 ';()MJ'ACT Now In Stock At CA1U> .,. .,.,..,_ - "'"" "" 'l'!"1;;;:;:,,::" ___ N • N M t Washers ew ay ag .,.. - · - l'bo .... 1 _ Q J / EI ..-... u.. ...,. .Ut ltl' fWMI &D1 111111 <l.. mlld 1d meN· c:rron lllliOCild 1M . . . . trUJ eot .,. f'MPOudiMt ror m • OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO • _.. __ .... IDCOJ'Net ® 6 <"yl. Std . lrans. Clean interior, jet black finish, good tirea, INFORMATION For Sale Pomeroy Motor Co. OP 1957 ' I i , '- I I.., o., Feb. 7, 19&4 I I l . I - . , - - ' ' - - - - - " " " - - - - - - ·'i By HAROLD GRAY · · 16-l6 'fOUR UNClf, HoW\(~. FROMVOUR CQUNTR'I ~ ~·~-W=~I THAT'S A 'TOUGH qUeSTIOH,Afii'IIE, NEITHER HE ~0~ I REALLY ~ Atff COUHTRY 01=" OUR CAIJti Nf'f MORE! ·.• ..___.... .... lv RAEBII~N VANBUREN �' Dilly Sentinel, l"oa)eroy-Middleport, 0 .• Feb. '7, 1964 '· NOW YOU KNOW ' ,G iulet ere _, by IU per cal of Ill - . _.a a ad ehlldno Ia doe UJIIW lillltft - ever llt are of I, . -Eiberfelds·In·Pomeroy. Shop Saturday Night Til 9 Shop the lurn,iture values . on the Second ancl Third Floors -- See the special, ' bargains on Big Room Size enti . Dnrscrl 1'• n. I r VOL XV NO. 251 . 1t -e· ~ :: .;l ":: ~J · !/:1,: IH , .. .,........,_ ..,_ POMEROY-MIDOJ.S'ORT, C»>IQ , ,cC '- .;! ; .7 -· - --------~~ :, { PRICE fiVE CfNl:J SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1964 ~ Free Rent, Melp counly's Bureau of Un-1partment of Labor, may y.t employment ciflce, about to becom• • casullty In the hassle This wlll happen if 0 b I o between Ohio and the U, S. DeDirecror William P. Dud· accepts the offer telegraphhim Wday by the president of the Middleport Chamber or commerce Bob Coats. • Stirred by the prospect that 4311 men an~ women (by last weel:'s count) woold beve ro travel to GaUipoUs each week t<> "report In" the C of C Frlday night beld a, crash mee1lng, ooUclted approvll for Its plan from Mayor Lee Smltll and each Thi& plan II to provide quarlerl in the Mlcldlep!rt , town ball cOUIICU ehamber two daya each week and the C ol C to pay lhe minor travelmg expettSeJ of per80111101 comins !rom G8nipolla to tile office. "'"'""Uman. ens·es, Offered BU Theoe oponseo are re1arded ol Labor for two weeki over a as minor. reduction of fl mlUion ·In bla Said a C cl C opoke~~~WJ: lederal aUotment to carry on "This I• a ridlculoualy IJillll operations of bla BUO offices sacrifi<'e ro make if we co ~ In Oblo. He haa said be must vent 430 Mejga county people save thl8 much money in five - unemployM, at that - from 111011tlu! and tile only way to do having ro travel to GaUipoUs II ·w !I> redllce stall and elimieach week." aate part-time (small) county BliC Director Dudley b 1 dfices The clOce In Pomeroy been conducting a rullllflll bot- town haD, lor which ~ per Ue with the U. S. Department tllDnth rent was paid, was one * to be cloled fortbwlth. The Middlep!rt C of C tel&graphed Ito offer to Mr. Dudley thl8 morning. 'l1lt' Chamber'o hurried meeting followed Immediately tbe end of the meeting of the Mid· dleport·Pomeroy Rotary Club in social rooma .of Heath chureh. Rotman Rep. George Melnhart reported results - none- ';i J•.'.o Rugs now on sale and · Wearing Apparel for the Rt. 33 lm·provement Pushed • Ill Resolution family. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY COSTS A LITTLE MORE••• BUT MAN, WHAT ADIFFERENCE! SUN., MON., TUES. Feb. 9 thru 11 11 WIVES AND LOVERS" (Spicy Comedy l Janet Leigh, Van .Johnson Shelly Winters Colorcertions J THROUGHOUT THE STORE ' DURING OUR CLEARANCE SALE I Of Winter Merchandise Before you buy gy freezer or refligerator, visit us and see the big-value Freez_er·p.l!!.-Refrigerator! J4wi••• Bahr Clothiers l "Clothing For Men & Women" MIDDLEPORT, 0. "LEAYES OF GOLD" ANTHOLOGY aunt, Mrs. Della - lrwln, who died Saturday evening. Ser· were conducted at the Bigony Funeral home with burial in Hebbardsville cemetery. Mrs. Gould was the hous~ guests of the Woodgerd• while in Mid· dleport, ~lflmmroom~mmromo~ YOUR GOOD Wlll MOST VALUED ASSETS! We wdc - evoery opportunity 110 earn it by belpins with your peraonal. family, aDd business DlOil8}' matters when ._ am. ADd a fulkenoice bauk, we CBD - MIDDlEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Natural Antique Patent IS ONE OF OUR 111 A Book To Own ••. ... To Give _ $3.95 WITH 107 LB. FREEZER (MODEL AR-141 • Upright Freezers BAGS -~"'· - Pomeroy National Bank llr9ln& Metp Countr for - 110 yean POMEROY- RUTLAND MATCH Saturday 9 til 9 Midclleport, 0. MARGUERITE'S.. Shop s ONLY WITH TRADE e Air Conditioner~ $159 e Dehumidifiers -..,..-- $79 $229 WHEN YOU BUY AN AMANA. SINCE, NOBODY BU'fiAMANA GUARANTEES All El~CTRICAL PARTS (PLUS FREE LABOR JlE.. PAIR ALLOWANCE ON EACH PARn ~~ 5 FUt~ y~t, . . . TO THE SHOE BOX THE SHOE BOX • Exclusive Frost-Magnet stops frost before it starts I No frost ever forms on freezer or food. • Wall-ta-wall, organized storage-up to 140 sq. in. more usable space. • Full-width, full-view crispar with see-through front. • Spacious Stor-M or doors put more food in sight and easy reach. • Available In a variety of sizes and colors. NO MAJOR REPAIR BILLS ' FOR 5 •.L-0-N-G VEAR·S COME IN TO SEE US SOON AND OFI'ENI JJ'ePay 3% lntere•l On SatJinp loflier. • Chest Freezeri ___ $1S9 To 8 SHOP ••• • Fast contact freezing, with freezing coils fastened to solid aluminum shelves. Keeps food fresher, safer, REFRIGERATOR AAAA tban DOt. Try~ 111 these modern features: AMANA 1·4 CU. FT. Sizes 4-10, oftea Only Amane offers you The difference In Amana's Freezerplus-Refrigerator is in usable food •fJ(l«, oolid construction, quality materiala and hundreds of sensibly engineered part& you never see, that siVIl you better performance and real convenience. Storage is arganiud for daily uae ••• In th• big family..ize refrigerator and in the superb Amana freeoer, too ••• all in one compact unit. Most people, like the man in the picture, want to touch the quality peril! of an Amana to see if they're real! ' (Come in and lry it-it'• fun!) 102 E. MClin I.NGELS FURN ' Wv2-2635 • ' I~GELS GEO. - :• It ' ,,•. . l ? '" of"" Interview he. Richard Ow- to be done for all . However, til, and Karl Krautter had with menti011 of local payment Dudley Friday in Columbus. He traveliug expenses for the BOld Dudley explained bis posi- was made ro Dudley. lion. stood hi• ground, aD<! d&- While the interview waa .II cllned to consider a suggestion progr.,s, Dudley's of!'ICe nt quarter. might be provided free of rent fur an office in the county. Dudley'a position, aaid Melnhar~ in ·~fleet was tllat if It were done lor one it wuuld have receiving telephone can. froM other 10wns also offering U. facilities, Meinhart oaid. Dudley promised {o restort the offlce as 50011 as tunds -.n avaliable. � 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 02. February 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 February 7, 1964 bailes eaton jacobs