http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3112e883ce18b740eab9410d66acdfc7.pdf 1ae05fe82e873f4aeb241cc56759b66e PDF Text Text I f I • Miss Beegle- is Hostess to Booster Class County Methodist YOflth \ Around And S,;~Sub-District Rally Event 15 Metbodlsl She Information per- J ~ted About Ch ester D G p ' - Mainly.' About . ._ .f(t. , Pci»Pe..O., ' · • P.eopl~ M'ddl • can loqk smart A I Flag to Schoo/ - 1 ' assembly Monday afternoon and over the Wftkend. NJierla. Mr. Agunsola has attended · E.ng1and a nd .1$ · p~sachool m ently attending Ohio um.,.nnty. It! expects to re~rn to h 1s country to teac~ tn the schooJs lhere· A question and answer period concl~ded the program. Ilia Jennifer. Crew, Pomeroy, Ia the preSident of the COIIIlly group and mtroduced the speaker. During the busl~ ness meeting delegates and :~ ternates were elected to rep . sent the county sub - district councU at the district conferences. Delegates named were Brencla Potts, Pomeroy MYF, Connie Cooke, Middleport unit, with Chris Tompkins,, Pomeroy, and Judy Lucas, alternates. The meeting was opened with a devotional meditatiOn a n d singing Following th~ ::::am tho~ attending were aerved sandwiches, potato ebips and poi) by Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith, counselors, assisted by Mrs. James Cris'Aell, Mrs. M E Dowson and Mrs. Roger T · · Rev Marvin Dowson f ~ath Church 0 present at the meeting.' While the youth program was In aesslon Utere was a meeting for wunselors held in another .... of the church with Mrs. .,.... Beulah Domm, Town and Coontry representative from the . Methodist Board of Educatlon, . ill T . h Nashv· e, enn., m c arge. .::1r· w_; MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY . OHIO LAST TIME TONIGHT "PALM SPRINGS WIEKEND" (Technitolor) froy Otonhue, Connie Steven• Ty Bardin, Stefanie Powers, Robert Conrad. Colorc.rtoons WED. and THURSDAY Fob. 26-27 NOT OPEN Fob. 21 • March 4 W•lt Disney's #'IWORD IN THE STONE,. (Tecbnico1or) · Au-cartoon Feature! Meet: 'fart,. a boy destined to be~ England'a King Anhur! ~Merlin the Magician! FUN! 'fANTASY! SORCElRV! ~iluNito ;.OionoyC.rtoono ·Ailm!tslon: ?lie and 40<. . flag ~nd Manon Mrs. Wood,Eldon Mrs. Hatt1e Fred- ~nd Mr.children,Mrs. Ernest Covert in cardBertha was sent to thewho teacher, erick, Kraeuter. Paula and Chuck· Mrs. Sayre, Is 1 Mrs. Mabel VanMeter, Mrs 11e, of Portsmouth, were week- patient in Unlverslty Hospital Norman Frederick, Mrs. James end guests of her mother, Mrs. in Columbus Van Meter, Mrs. Clarence Neut· Lucille Mayes. · zling, Mrs. Milo Biggs, Mrs. Miss Carol Hudson, w h 0 During the social h~r games John Hay~s, Mrs. Holter and reaches in the Clintonville were played and prizes were Mrs. Morm. .iichools ln Columbus spent the aBwlar~d W 11°te Clara d Po~en, weekend with her p~rents, Mr. ~~ e Ot:e r~t era and Mrs George Hudson. G gl e. 8 . rs a Bela Ingh were James OlilerB Note · re ta Impson nc SpenMiss Mary Schaaf, Columbus, H 1 Sl ' M 1 50th Anniversary spent the weekend with her sis- cSehr, _ elenb lmSpson. agg de e Lmpson, an . _ .. h M d Mr Rl h rd Oil Ler and brother-m-law, Mr. and M am, . 0 sa c ain Stocker h d d ar1e n.uus . and r.son,an Steven,s. were Mrs. Everett Bac ner a~ au· port Sunday to attend the gold- ghters, Karen and Conme. en wedding anniversary of his Jeanette Waddell of Hunting- Junior MuBionary parents, Mr. and Mrs. James ton, W. Va., spent the weeke~d Society Met Su--'-· Oller, who were married, Feb. With her mother, Mrs. Mmme '""'3 20, 1914. They were former re- Bever~ge. The Junior Missionary Soclesidents, of Middleport. ty of the Laurel Cm! Free Met!>The open house observance M R , odist Church met Sunday folwas given by children of the oney• ai.nng is lowing Sunday School in !be couple including Mr. and Mrs. Subject of Meeting recreation room of the Oiler, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. . . age with leaders, Mrs. Kenneth Oiler, Ashland; Mr. and . Money· rnakmg projects were Gilmore and Mrs. Ernest PowMrs. Lewis Oiler, McConnels- ~scussed at. the February meet- ell. ville; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Da- Jng of the .MI.ddleport Band :so:osvis and Robert Oiler, Stockport. Iter Association Monday evemng Parts .were Issued for the 1The only on unable to be pre- at the school. Mrs. Rober t compassion program to be held sent was ~illiam Oiler of North Schmoll, ~resident. ~nducted a at the church Sunday evening. Dakota, who called his parents short bus~ness meet1~g when ~ chapter of the stud.~ book, during the day. The honored current b11ls were paid and a ~wene of the Co~o was guests received gifts and flow- $200 payment was made on new d1scussed by Mrs. G1lmore. Pre-ers from relatlves and frlends drums. sent were Junior' Dean a n d Mr. Eugne Gherke, band dl- Wayne Pullins, Greg Eblin, Nanfor the occasion, rector, announced the Junior cy and Darla Gill, Roger Car· Band concert Friday evening, penter, Mickey and Kay HoweU, ASK TO WED March 13. He also announced Karoly Soulsby, Robert Bailey, PT. PLEASANT - Delbert. 1the district solo and ensemble Jack Jacobs, Brenda and DenEugene Putney, 19. Pliny, and competition to be held this Sat.. nls Gilmore, Ivan ·Powell, Jef· Geraldine Irene Adams, 23, urday , Feb. 29. Several parents frey, Kenneth and Sally ManPJiny. have made application plan to attend. A discussion was kin, Wayne Leifheit, Benny and for a marriage license in the held on the recent senlor band Becky Wright and Darlene and office of Ule county clerk. banquet and dance. Cheree Michael. !:· ist · 1 Style 11121 ·una t A No need for tbe eqmfort ro sbow .. . ..... thiS:.~dsomest of spring pu~ps Ia crafted of ~·In upper leather, wears a sm'\rt stacked : heel' and gentle crescent toe. Coffee -or black. • ' Th·e Shoe ;M~~rs~.~~~~Wri;U;ia~miTho~m~p~s~oni,i"~nd~i;;;;r; . ~ --= --· budget b0yr Its Frost·Proof, tool · Mrs. Robert Wamsley a n d. daughter, June Ann visited SUn· day afternoon with Mr. and • No frost, no defrosting ever, elitn Mrs. Mason Fisher and family . M d M Ca r. an rs. rl HyseU of Rutland visited Sunday alternoon WI'th her paren ts , Mr . and Mr C J Eber b b s. . . s ac , Mr. and Mrs. Tim Swan and children were weekend JIUeals of M,rs. Swan"s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Gibbs, Mulberry·av. ----- In freezer. A delight to 'use. • Bll 10D-Ib. ztro zane freezer. • Tl¥in veaetable Hyd.,tcrs hold nearly ~ bushel. Storage door, -BAKER FURNIT-URE MIDDLEPORT, 0. Hurry le •• LAST 4· OAYS trr" il!te 'fl!ttst~JY· · ' A hoopltal spokeaman aaid tile 711-year-<Iid Congressional · Medal 'of Honor winner, who iWII Bdmitted last Weekend 'ferlng from dehydratltln, had begun taking "some fluids" · wils stllf Jieinti fed lnlravenCMioly. · On The "GREAT PERFORMERS" '64 CHEVROLET ~ warmth. ' NICOSIA; c,pru, - l'rei!I· de'nt Makar!ili; 'backed up by Greek Cypriot pollee force of more than doobled strength today wos expected to start Je. ill· mov., to disarm tile Itiafot's Turkish Cypriot lrreJIU• _WM . .T. GRUESER, MG!l , NEW '64 CHEV_ELLE . . Now 84 CboveUe Mallbo H. 1'. Cpe. 6 oyl. En· Jlil~, 118ilter· o~d. D~lrostor, (i'rt. Seat Bel~' CUmlort and.C,on~. lfOUP, '700xl4 W. W. TirM, · ~: Radio. ...1',,. .-nnlverslry SPECIAL ~l'· \ ' ·s \. ' lltt 'nti leoder ~· ·, ~·; "restless clay." New 84 Chevy n 2 Dr. Model 211---6 cyl., tm0 Tlrel, B;otter. ODd Defrooter, Frt. S.eat Beltt. Comfort 'omt · Cont.,...,... · Anniversuy SPECIAL $2~9~ · , Wando• Vice 'Mrs. Middleport' Named lol!'•· Tom (Yvonne) Sealfy, L18 S. Fourth Ave., Middleport, Ia "MI.'II. Middleport" of 11164. C. H. Murray, local manager for Coii!D)bfa Gas of (lhio, Inc., sail' Jllro. Seolly wu selected In prellli!jnary judging to rep. !~sent M,lti4Jet>ort in the d)vi· slon ·eo~n~on at Jack.OO on M!""ih 2. · ~lslon .....test wtnnel.'ll ""mpete In a dlelrlcl "Mrs. Amertca" COII!est cook-off in Athena on Mf!l'cli 10. The contest Ia Sponaored In thl8 area Columbia Gas of Inc. II. !be of wm ldent Dr• ell in · : . ,. . of tbe Turkish \ I'IEW '64 CHEVY II ,. 1. 9 2'-4. 3'-. ~ I ' Hoover his been since lasl Sunday. He was p1tallzed last JUliO with. Inle!•ll-1 ... na1 bleeding ill!l anemia recovered .IRllf'ICJ,ntly to work on two~ fllclli eaat. and volumii)OUI Principal and Athletic ulltil tbe weekend releate. AI Scarberry Jr., "Despite his age and Rome Williams, LOCAL TEMPS I he still remains quite . Coach Carl Wolfe, • JAMESTOWN, Tena. - All- The temperature in Pomeroy iand alert," Hoover's three Mrs. Dwight In~ World War I hero, Sg~. AI- business district was 37 degrees ~· tors sold in a 7:30 p.m. seven other vln C. York, was reported and raining today at 10 a.m. medical buUetln. "jOIIItlwbat in late~ bout with Illness at FenCount)' · Generil Hospital . .Special Prices for 4 More Days ' - . Southera and Ctalrol Olllo: Conllnaed cold · wltlt lempor• lareo overailDI S.ll de..... below normal. Normal life~ 41-10; low 1441• . Oeeaoionol flO!"Iod of llgllt onliw _. IIIII' rleo wlll ovenae one • ...III lae:b or let1 west to a quarter Bill Graeser Says: ~~ - garly Re.,orts · Show $1,0f0 In Heart Drive improved" .. the ELECTRIC co. r • 1 ·blanket for relaxing, .. . s llodtl FPDS.14T4 U.llcu.fl. CLASS MEI!TS The Young Adult and Junior school classes of Rut· of God had a class outing at the Kyger Creek club- :She had an electric . Middleport, 0. t beauty. No wonder! , 5~99· only . Mr. 't'tJ.Mrs. Wyatt and _; Harry· ·Sleeping beauty was a ,. .. Mrs. Hiram Fisher,s Gru;w:~~ FLAMELESS ELECTRIC fairy. tales ,.leap Baker ·should Talk Claims Sen. Williams Sim::"":i "! • ' After refreshments they presented outdoor to the I remains a patient at Meigs Gen- to !be home of Isabel ~::Mr:··~and . Mra. OrvDle Mr. and Mra. Llwre-·Pulschool eral Hospital. for the meeting. home .SundaJ, after .._,., ·~ •-'-bra'~ ••-~ · was presented by the Mr. and Mrs. Galen Brown Mrs. Blanche Watterson vacation In Florida. -pldeit _.., · - amdv!f'SIII')' ""' """' A drlll weddlnc members with Mrs. Arvil Holt- and children spent the weekend sented the devotions, Mr. ~ J:..:~tlo;:;l tile .lllb of Fehrnary ll lbe · er as capatm. Mrs. Ray Morns at their farm in Kentucky near with song "Love Llfted Me" llo.qH: of their ·~pter , ~ spoke on flag etiquette a n d Morehead. Whi1e there they vis- her program was entitled Love. ith .\1 ted Dbud, Dr. Oliver Ma81er presented the flag to J. S. Da- ited with Mrs. Brown's m{)ther, She read a portion of the 15th w Ernest from ··z. to 1 in Akron. LaWvis, executive head, and Roberti Mrs. Andy Porter, who is re- chapter of John, and an interMrs,. renCe 11 ·a .nadve . 8f Melli Ashley, principal. The fla~, covering from a recent illness. esting story from a buUeUn and married .Nellie which had flon over the Cap1- Richard Oiler, son of Mr. and from "The Royal Poinciana Miss Hoffman F'tsb, CUller, Llwre- taught i tol in Washington, D. C.• was Mrs. Richard Oller, Middleport, Chapel In Palm Beacb, Florida, Cb""ter Sunday with lew Ierma ·of sebool I& Qestsent to the lodge by Congress- was recently initiated into Phi entitled "The Pecking Hens," and Mrs. Ernest PoweU. er twp., before mDYlog to Ak· man Hom~r Abele. Kappa Tau Fraternity at Mi- and gave a prayer. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest roD ami has beell employed by Mr. Davis, on behalf of the ami University where he is a . . Mrs Orville Allen the B. F. Goodrleb Tire lllld "'hool and faculty accepted Readmgs on love were givn Mr . .nd Rubber Co., untlj belq "'tired the fiag and expr;,.sed their freshman, by aU members present. daM MI.'II. George at .85. ll'e lw many relatl... appreciation, followed by the Miss Jeanette Crooks, a tea- Mrs. Clara Powe11, pres~ent. an ~.' Jordan, and friends In Meigs C.., IDpledge to flag and the singing cher in Marietta schools, and had charge of the busmess. clati1D8 a brother, Raymond. of the national anthem. Mr. Gene Crooks, who is attend- Roll call was answered by Mr. and Mrs. Milton ~ushl--_::__ _ _.:.___:.___ 11 Members of the lodge aitend· ing the School of Dentistry at scripture verse by nine mem-land dough~, $andra were ing were Mrs. George Wolfe, Ohio State University, spent the bers. dinner g;leslll o1 Mr. nn<ilhcMJae Feb. 9. Enjoying dinner II Mrs: James Ridenour, Mrs. weekend with their parents, Mr . Chimes for the church were . Gardner Wehrung. and games were Mr. and Eddie Hartung, Mrs. Stanley and .Mrs. Walter Crooks. discussed and $5 was donated Mr1. Wilpam Fisher was Larry Parson, Mr. and Trussell, Mrs. Ross Cleland, MISS Judy Butcher, ~olum- to the heart fund. The meeting dinner of her Jerry - Eads, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. William Grueser, Mrs. bus, spent the weekend With her closed by singing "My Prayer" . Mr. Eads and Cindy, Mr. Robert Ritchie, Mrs. Ralph parents, Mr. and ~rs. 1 r a and repeating "The Lord's Hiram Flisher. Mrs. Roy O'Dell, Mark Lee,. Mrs. Glell Tutti~, Mrs. Butcher and son, Jnn. Prayer" in unison. A round , . Gary, Sharon Thompson,D~~~:II an ' 1 FRI. thru WEDNESDAY : mnns · • a-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeror·lflddleport, o., Feb. 2f. aM. ol ~::u:::~ ral- church scbooiJ lncludlna t h e The Boootor ClaM ol t b 1 If Youlb Fellow- age groupings lor tbe new cur- l I eport Racine BaPIIII churCh beld ito llfOOill SUnrl.o)' lftemoon rlculum to be taugbt next raiL moothly meo11ng 'lburadoy 11 Methodist Church m Mrs. Domm, who " well-In- 0oo Erwin, Collllllhwl, spent Ding wllb Millo Vera Boogie Mrs. lla'y Seldenabel returo•l formed on her work, conducted the -kend with bill parenlll h -. She served refnl!l>home Sunday, liter 1 ;. GUkt speaker for the pro- a clinic for the 15 counselors Mr. and Mrs. Chesler Erwin. 'ments at !be Club Restaurllltl~~tbs •illt -a~1'uaon,~;;~~~ ltilll was Albert Agunsola of present from the county groupo. Mr. and !llril- Roy Davicbon, at 6:30 at 1 table beoutHuBy · her son and ~ ~~~ who spoke of the cus· Jr. and daughters, Kathy, Coo- decorated willl red and while Mr. and Mrs. Howard lorils cl bill land. . . nie, Cindy, Carol and Christlne, c~dlea, blue P!Jtos and and 001111• 1 • He told of the anCient trtbal Or Columbus, spent the weekend beart-ahaped red gum and Mrs. Earl 111 rl~ now gradually dilappearf with their parents, Mr. a n d tree jn keeploi with · r. . .. . · Will~>il&.:and the educational fac1tirOUp . resen $ Mj'a. A. E. Erwin. Day. Her fav01'8 were red hatan:..":d.~~IIi. !lei that are available _only to I Mrs. Earl Bougher, Colum- chets for George Washlngton, Mn ,G ... ~=:\' Jbe top grade students because Ernm' h 0 and Log !rom the Abe Llnroln ' · · ' ' 1101'cl over-<!l'<lwded conditions. He Members of Chester Cooncil, bus, and Roger . IS ' ·~- Cabin· also small e SOD ~ ·b!s &Isler and noted that students have to ?IY Daughters of America, visited I] ton, VlSited With thetr ?are~tsh rors ' ' purl in-law,. ~. and. Mrs• .w. 1o &et schooling ot any kind in Eastern High school during the Mr. and Mrs. C. MrA. EEm~s h . Gibbs. \i. 'i "-1 MR. AND MRS. PULLINS OOUDty atlalded taining to lbe problems • \\ N~ ;64 CORV~I.R Now 84 Corvalr, 1214· . ·Eflllne. COD!Iorl •nd .seal, tll!o life•, Fi-t- Se~t telegram& to Jolinoon and olber ·,rB that Matarlot' · II makln& moveo "' IUtn Cypl't!l Into • . ·Ho said lliil coul<l •h .. .l)u-ougb an air' ur. beJn& =~~~~r.r ned between_ l1!~a ~ \ \ ®1\' i ·, ' . • ' . ,_ SPECIAL HAPPY ANNIVERSAR:Y.-$lVINGS ON OK .uSED'qARS CHECK OUR LO~E!l' P~l ~~S .~EFORE YOU ~~~ '. .· Ire• .- .. , . . . . . See one of thfte courteouo uleomon - V*"' Tuttlt, O.."i Horrlt, Cew•rcl . talllert, 1111 C.hlij:onwl 'tJIII .• Lloyl! McLoughlin, ,. , · . . l' l>omai~r ~ . ' I '·.' • ~Jo.-f' , '>.,it<1i,·· .~:}., .._ . •M ) .. ~ . ~ ~- . ' ' ·' .. Cb~vtolet '-- Chevi!Ue '- Chevy I(- €orvair ;::.;·,,cb~'Vl'OI~1~~ , ! . GtMC ·I'INANCII'tQ. ,,_, .·. ;~•1,/ . ~ J. -"-'•~ ~~ ·, ~- .. . .. , ..,.; >-' .!..e. • -.. - ' ' ' . ·... ~· '.. ro·PLAN BANQUET PJ,no wlll be ruade lor baNI· baniflel ' wbell the Bano llooBtoro II f:IO ·p.m. I �.. . • . ~ ... ~ ·r. J •!JDIJ ~ A re:crul~ ·advertiaement recently lbcect In the ~•w York Times by the 'I:I.S. NaVII Laboratories in Wuhlngton !lromlaed qullflect selentlrta and tecbDiciln& llld othtn a future "free from the Job-ptrm•nene. worries that pll&u• ' the ilefenle Industry theae dlya." M!JaUea ancl Rocktta, a m•Jutne devoted to the mllllilt1 and ap1ca filoldl, 1111 the ceWDJ: "We IIIQetl that the Navy, ••I•IIDI In the manufacture ol mllllle propulilon •nita while attempuna to lure talent from lnduatry with promlle• of freedom from the •job-permanence' worrlea Jllaiulnl that ume lnduatry, II pervertlllfibe free enttrpriHJYIIem It 1ervea." ' '!'be ml&uiDI clte4. tht '150-million eleetronlca reaeucb center propoaed by lht N1tlonal Aeronaullca and Space .\d· tratton for tbe lloJton •ree u •n· example ol the •awollen p~~rasltes e free tnterprlllt ayatem" t h • I . be ctven the u . . · ' Slncelht ltlrt oltht cold war, part!· rulll'Jyllnct tbe add!Uon ol the apace· r~ factor, there bu b.een • prollfen· uAA_ of oraanlllllona - unlntalty, non· ~t, quui·IDVUDIIltllt JroUp.....toln& i . ' !l.~ .: Tlae Daily S.nti,.,l Neeessary: Rules On U.S. S"pending ; } ., ........ work which the maeazlne aile&•• could be done more effectively by printe in· duatry. ·'l'be masazlne abo relteratea the eJe. mentary economic fact of life that "the . Jieceaalty of atayine in business, a n d ahoWIDI a profit, II a powerful motivtt· inl force toward an economic and of· fectlve opersUonu This 18 certainty true, at least In theory. It must be remembered, though, that some lucky manufacturers have had the low auspended in the past and have merrily milked the defense cow for aU It was worth with their coat-plus contracts with never a cry rlllsed acalnst government waste or "pervenloD" of the saeroBinct free enterprise system. There Is room for eoul-searching on both sides. ll is time industry and government aat down together to try to lr· rive at some kind of perlllanent guiding philosophy for insurinl lbat everyoneprivate industry, public servant, private taxpoyer - gets the maximum benefit from every single dollar of the billions spent on space and defense-and everythins elae, for tliill matter. Blowenfuae, und Poppencorken mit Spltzensp1rken. Der M1cbine 11 Dlagen by Experten only. Is Nlcbt fur Gerverken by das Dummkopfen. Das Rubbernecken Slthtseenen Keepell daa Cattonpicken Hands in das Pockel.l. So Relax• en und Watchen dal Blinkenllgbta." •s •an rlth'. Voice of Broadway ••. reporting Br DOROTHY KILGALLEN CELEBRITIES to land a disc contract soon ... TravelElizabeth Taylor hu beJUn to attend ers returning from Marrakech report the "Hamlet" rehearsals on a daily bas- that Randolph Churchill, WhO bll been Is-at lelll lut-.ittin& qllietly in the vacationing at the Mamounia Hotel background like a you111 drama student there, looks quite ill-"very pale and while John GieiJUd puts Richard Burton weak" . . . Eddie Fisher's conferences ~nd the rest of the cast through the\r with a top New York talent manager has paces. Until just a few days BiO, she has led to rumors that he may add another been virtually a prisoner in her suite at "advisor" to ~Is retln~e. Of course he the King Edward Hotel in Toronto, not probably wont sign With any new agen· wanting to intrude on the players and cy without a tremendous guarantee and ~nable to ~o anywhere alone for fear of a fat advance. ••.ng mo b ed bY th e local f ans. When • • • ""' ~be makes her excurs~ns to the theatre, Sarah Miles, who will visit New York ~IM!· is auarded by ex-welterweight fight- soon to plug some picture she's In, ob-.. ~r Bobby LaSalle, and he accompanies viougjy.. isn't tr.yln!! to win any popularity lier back to the hotel when she Is reody contests on thiS Side of the Atlantic. She ~ leave. Then she wslts in her apartment ... had tltis to say In antiCipation of her trip: •ike' a dutiful wife until Richard returns, "I'm not interested in working in the ~sually bringing. six or seven acton and ~tales. r. want to make my name he~e. •ctres~es With him, and she becomes the I m temb!y BriUsh-so m~ch that I m eh~rmmg hostess to the group. One not even mterested In lore1gn men. Oh, inember of the cast reports: I've tried in the past to whip up eome en· "She aeems fascinated being in the thuoilsm for American men but it's no company of serious actors in the legiti- use. I like men to be what they are with· mate theatre, and everyone finds her out going on about it. And only the Engaraciolia and appealing." llsh seem to be able to do that well." Incidentally, the show waa aold out See you in EIMorocco, sweetie, in Toronto three hours after the box of• • • flee opened the first day, and they plan Experts think the oong "My Home, to> .ezt~nd the run there by .one week, op- Sweet Heaven" can make a recording emng 10 New York on April 8 lnatead of stu of Tammy Grimes, jual ·as "What April 1. It will be SRO lor the entire 12· Kind of Fool Am I?" worked magic for week enea&ement at the Lunt-Fontanne Tony Newley ... "And In This Corner,'' Tbeatre. !he new revue at the Downstairs at the • • • Upsta1·rs • '· ~ such a smash the club has Texas dance atudlos, which have had to install two extra phones to hand· n......n old files hop- le all the calls for ~eservations-•• first, """' . dili"Bently ae•-hi'nl ~• bll to find Lyndon B. Johneon's name as despite all the successes In !.he Downli:Cormer pupil, are doomed to disappoint· stairs' past Jozz pianist Honce Sil· ment. The President learned to dance ver is alling, and his admirers are very be wu a11chool teacher, pertly be· concerned.. . ~itse II made his chores pleasanter when The New Wave may · never recover I* was called on to chaperone proms . from the seauences burlesauiM the arty Peter Hurkos, the ertra-sonsorv·perrep- beatnik set In Paris In Shirlov Macl.alne's tloli "phenomenon" who Is bein• held new movie. "What a Way To Go!" Very for aUeaedly imperoonaUng an FBI ag- funny, the perviewers report. but blister..:.. ~'"• h11 at leut one chu m st andlng. bv . Ine t o many an ego . . DarryI Zanuc k hiD! In his hour of need. She's LauTie called an important press conference. JftDffrnan, a prettv script girl ot MG\f, Among other !hines. on his list are the aild Hurltos says he hopes tn marry her latest worldwide erosses on "Cieocatra" - an Impressive liJIUre ba•ed on the ac11100n 11 he's free. · The record companies ar• flnckln~ to tual returns thus far . . The bi~ 'Broadtbt Blue Anl{el theae nl•hts to catch way qu ..uon : is Paramount dlscn«ln~ llil,cer Joan Proctor. s~e's 1 l{l'Oat hit tho pos•itJle sale of Its famous Times with the crowds and seems to be a cinch s B lid! 1 W'lll z h d rt• quare u ng o ' am ec en o . •I• ~ ~~~:~~~~~];~~-T~. ~im~e~·=~~ ~· ~~~:J!i]~~]!!!~ -·-!IUA6M1RE IS 1HE 6UA~AN CF 'THE So HERE HE IS DOWNSTAIRS AT ~ (51iFICf ~nY CA~ · .. SMALL CHAN6E :HE-'S e;or NO END OF.... 'THE WNCHeoNE:TIE PAVIN~ 'THe CHE.CK FOR COFFEE sru:AK ..·• ' ' • Key tO Up IS '·.,' '·-------·.-. -..You41dD'tiall~ -~~~·~--.-rlo. f ~ "\. l!ciJ~ . . .r 1'-. otrutzP"'• ne.w Hlierl: You 01p u-101- ...; ., ~ ' · M11D1 tbat • 111 .ad .1011 11111111 ~ .I lhouid ...d IV~ with Ill lOt •••; W iiMt -.1119111!«, ., ....,.._tatiVt ,._ ot 57I1Dd, lbOIIIdD I UN GEl !bolt • • and "nallow'' tbo . . datiL . . • len weed wlllloat wmlnh11 II ,.._ 111 b cueNIIJ to 1M >lhatller lt'a bl9t Clll taiDted by biu, or 1IIUII tnfar. you . ~ maUOG, or Jll'lll "'"' you. But ... w11111 ~.... ...... to I wail't,_a. JOlll' columll llan dme lor bl Your ..~ 11111 'lEI a lrlend)J 11J11. but 1101 a • ~ bill 1011. flmale Oil tho mtlkt. When cal' runnlbJ to WQIIIIIII pentara or e!ectrlclana ecJilllll to llotl't jUil • bllll our houae to lnltad flllurll, I Cb~D&td. 8HOW llllll offer tbtm c:ot111 - or ratbor I atru lrOUIIII lbt •"'d!!i-, did, imtu pi wrate tllat !1111 1M sho 1111 told by a hiJIIIYmlll If lilian ~ you offer coffee to a workrqon turn dOWD tht nr:~=·~1~ it's an of!m- for unbuslnesottke out* 1 PJI7lDc 01 Interlude - and not In lbe kit- lainlt 1M Oilier II an chen. Now l """~ ..en act elY. ~ .,.,. ramtlll • · • ll to these poor fellows, bein& ~ afraid they'll tske me lor a ar "" . : . .. . · "neglected" bousewlfe, S 1 m e "'Y famib' hat lllNII. . . . wltb •letmen. Tholl IIUJII wh•, *Y bappy • But II !bat wrote, "YOII'd be ourPrtaed ell ~ fun . - out wiMili'l ' JIIll how many ttmeo we have to Utile aliter P olclli'. Mr "'*"''' run from aggressive females," ents would ·llkl to ha~.~ ; have shut off my ,upply ·ot et cblld but tbiiik brUshes- I'm rn~t 'IGIDI to1lave old. I don't thllli ao.llo ·• •fJMit>• · any salesman writing in that The~ .... are: Mom: at; ~ I'm !be come-hither type. Same Did. 41- HOPING . . .· ""~'' ;:a'llllpa b--.. as /fff J", -;,!fen• Sign Qua Non The tollowtns 111111 II 1t11ched to 1 tbat tnclll uttllites 11 the SO. Laboratory in suburban \ • Injury to ·Liston, Not ClaY's Fists, 1~ Helen lfelp ~lfsl~. .• • ' • • . · dlq·• ·*"'' l Todav's .Medical Renort 'J . ' r ::r.;r::ec::·~ o;.=.toollte~~~~'; baby, If YW re wUJiaa ·a tthbiL: f<:llow who r1111 up my grocerleo No more he probably ~~ I IUrtlng with him So you ::. Helen, e v • ~ th h 011 don't beUeve everylhi0118 Y d it colors your th~~,_l'00 ~~~hi• _ WATCH..,...ts. ..,... · FUL NOW · Dear W.N.: At sa llld 0; your )ilrallll<dellol. nltely aren't "too olcl,~.. :ill~r•" doo't pre..,... tllem, banof•.0 IIOilY • dame ndar . llllfl • ' you're more tnlertated ll&illie·• "lllork market" thalllh!iJ:- t• .-.It · ;,,., , ;c . Dear Helen: .: ::. · ., Is it proper for 1 . lln&te Jirl ,, Righi! to send a Cbrlslmu CQd :to ; a Ob !be other hand, only a man she knows Is · mMrlld.·• complete egollsl mistakes your and jUst eddreoo It to ·'lliiDi-'DOh kind ol lrlendllnelo fo.r In lnvt- lnelu4lne hie wilt? MY'";· !wS- •. talioll. The "nellected" sals bend and 1 have beeii iraaJaa,c doD'! need coffee or • quip to about this slDee ~e 'l'ldl get their mesaage across; It gsl works in tbo simi. Om.•· comes .., loud and clear with- with my husband, and, Of~ out prope. - H. the COJllpaey aenta JM·•·· of and eddrellel ·to; *b ~~~~ montll! ago my =~ ' C!Ildl Ulhor.: 1 . ...., , father took !be ke s of car never met her ·but It aht , Q-111 September 1161 I had oft me for ccmltJcy borne~to..• might have : old "Mr;· ...,. • ..~ myelogram X rays of my spme. ld b .._ " AC""'"""•-a ·, _ 1ew I1mea, He •• In December 1962 • wben mouOU ave De mn. \NU"'""'' ...... ••• w . . . ..·· t ljj ' X rays wore taken, !tO!lle known the poulbllltlea of me er A.. .. ·.. , .•.. 1' of the opaque oil injected into COIDlllg home late, H ~. gave shThe gJI'~.:.i/""~td,.~ ~y spine were •till present. me 1 car. Now he won 1 even ~ you "' Could th1s Impair the nerves of lei me use the fampy ear for :• f~ue: ~.~ .... J!:CIP\ my beet and logs? How long a date. He 11M cut. 001 e U · arda tO ~ ~ after Injection can tho dye reBpendiiiJI money, but nty gree 118 c ao. n.aln In !be body! er hu been gjvlng me two~~~ qualntancea. - H. , ,, '.J 1 A-The oil will be present .,lbreel ~~~:•u:,.;:kmon w~ Th1S colunm Is cledk!.aJd~ for many years but it will not QT. 1 He y• ys, 1 mil r ••• u • ha Impair your nerves although it but sUI no hope. won tbouevenld Ina tv..,.,,_so 1::, ~ .,.,:; talk to me about II. Why s I .... troub.. ar. •-..: · •I be. so deprlvedt THE trouble, let !Jelen helP. ~ HOOFER She wiD also welcome ipiJe Dear Hoofer: ll!lusina ezperllnceo, AIMzllll . J!elen .BOIIel Ill car. Ill · >.4bJI .. . llpeaeefaJ!' newspaper. ...~:') .. . ""' . It 18 doubtftll that such en IIIAiiHil1lllll· · Unlt•d Pre•• !Bternadonal got the John•on treatment at in favor of a vast lncreue Ill offer woold ,have been made · iHniJ!l'.C•,. Popular opinion polls showtne the White House shortly after aovornment ~ for educ• wlthoot Chou s knowledge end DIVOTID 1'0 lllt:lltfl't••:· a remarkable enthusiasm for LBJ took over Nellon Will lioll bOalth care low-<:OSt hous- consent. · MilOS MAIOH AIJIA. ' i Preoident Johnson are lagllng· omong a of bi& buslneu conswt~~.r and Only 1 . dlyheeor 80oted .bef~ • - • ,.,.;,~ '.'':(' somewhat behind the political callm. peraonsl gnlqilce services for Freneh dillpell: quT """ • - ... ,.,.;~~:.:.._ · 10 ·llllll , . _ - 1ac ts of th'" campllgn · year. "! cou ld vote for th at man, " 1ow Jnco . famlll d of ~ leader Mao ·- . me ea an , told Yilltln& Jlrellell .., ., fto - • -·-. .. , 11 .uha•""• Thie week a poll (b~ Louis IBid Ne i Ia .• on. emerlint course; for publle workl. am.Men.tar'••• m· Peking c ...... uo 11nttr11 ........ . Harr'" 1n the was.~.~.. """""' . oc from the ,pres'den tiaJ presence. Neilan of the Chamber of thai par bfl ..ogJme ·"'""""' -'"' could become -un. ""'"' ff_ ....,,, · Post) reported that 81 per . cent Now, Nel.an has cllansed hie Commerce and ,........,8 u •••• lri"""'" ~'ib tha United States o1 voters questiOned believed mind. The govemrneot eoonomy . · ~•• --., •:::!. 11 ·•·-•--~ F • ,.. ..,._ nfii!P- . Johnson was otlectlvo Jn keep- JobiiiiOn tallted lb Nehan and o1 AFIA'IO are beCinnlnl to ormo- ,... -:""'; ,' ing government opending under his associates does not look 10 represent u t II r I Y opposing sa. · " - ..,,." '"" z ~ ', control. Thua, tbe voters appear Neilan like the JohQson per- points of view ·~. Johnson, each . . Woteb FnPll Sldellaes - - • ....._ ..._ ,. .._. · . to find Johnoon not JUIIty of lormance in !hal field. Over tbe Sllpported 'b y - lllilllonl of UnhlppDy on the ,aldellDes 11 .'":.:'~;;.:: ~';r, ~,..!.1{~. tho Republican charge !hal ho weoM!nd, Neilan wao .., record like-minded vote,ll. Far Jobn- the Chlan& Kal..hek.a !?~~ Iii_,.,. :.< ta a typical big time Democrat- as wllhtlrawilli his favor from iiM, lhll apelll out .111 •lli!Pie ment which 0hts .8 "'~·'·-·. 1c spender the new Prealdenl Nollan'areo- terml a dleflion hi m u It other turnt of · · ..,_.. . · Dltlr _ . .u,~ . •. · -••·· -ak · Icy end slr_.,, IIIli""""' ibat • • w ._. ' Spending, tno Mllonal debt oon: Bi& lime projecl.l w e. , the · United Si:."~e~ SliP. ., - .. ...no ~- ·•:·. and deficits are THE domestic and deficit flnllnclnl. Shall wt '•'• Wltb ...,_ port a , 1_ ,.,~ 1 ., _......., ,ll ..,.""' ......... _ -·-~ - · • . 1"'" bU. .u M ...........,. ......., """' ""118 Issues on which the Repu A ore ....--I• ll'••alonal con.....,.Uvea In 1 trueb an opportUnity aroae. · - ~ ...._ lliio.· ·' ca.. expecl to hit hardest thi• Meantime, bJa labor · Ia 1urnr tlrln for reai1QYtn11Dent econ~ · M year. Republican• need tlt<Jse . ing on the heat for more ........ - · or 'llllh _ _ ._., 11"\!" ..,.,.,,. __.... _., ...,...._ / ., <· llsues to win. lng· and bllaer tleltclto. There berainl in a drive for more The polio are more favorable are oeveral areu Of labor till- llpendlnJ, biQorl,llllqal tlaflclts "<!' · '"'' to Johnson than ar• tho polltl- content John1011'1 plly for the and a lleadlly i!leruailll 1111'. •.I · cal facts of life. The voters are favor of economy. mtncled con- llonal debl. Not merel1 a· ~ ,. . _,,,. lly Wayne G. llrandolodt M. D. Q-My lalllor-111-law recently died of cancer. How can we prepare hls room and furniture oo that this wUJ not be passed on to the now oc<~~P~Bts! .· · . A-stace Ibm! 1• 80 evidence, according to tho U. S. Publlc llolllh ServiCe and olber author~Ues, . that cancer can be lronsnnlted by contact Wlh obj~ll used by • VIctim, no speCial precaution• ~e . neces· sory. On general prmcq>ies .It Is • good Idea to havede tho room thoroughly clean lnd 11r0d but not ao an Insurance against cancer. may make you nervous to think table bowel, painful mellllrua· about lt. · lion, some forms o1 bladder Jn. Dammolioll, motion liclmell, Q-Foar yells oro, my uter- ohaking polly and hlth · blood ua was removed .ncj IHIW I take ~Jn~~Ul'l. lilt available only on estrogen •hots ..ery two wetka. • doctor'a prescriPtion. II shoulcl The odclor lillY• I llliiht have not be taken over a prolonged to continue takini them all period because the phenobarmy life, Are lbeto obots harm-· bital Is babit-!orinl. lui in any way'! · •• Q-1 have beee takbol dtaA-Muy womea after tho stase for conatlpalioo for aboul menopause, whether natural or four montlls. Can this be harmfollowing removal of !be uterua, lui In any way? are benefitted by sllllil cto... of A-Diastue II an enzyme that estrogen. U the d08o ,. care- helps to Uquely otarches. In fully adjuated there;, no reasoo this way it DillY aid digestion why the hormone should not be and reduce bloating and heartgiven for the reot of your life bum It is not harmful but II as tllis Is what ill known as re- should not be fti!Cfllllll'Y to take placement therapy. It merely It regularly If YGU eat a ba~ rcplaces a normal body oull- anced diet and chew yoor food stance for which there is a d.. thoroughly. . ficienc y, Q-My ll"'l'ddlogllter has a Q-Wbal 1 ..., Donnatal pnto skin dlse8le whleil 0111' doctor used for? I have hlgb blood calla dlocOld iupUI. Wha,I,.Jt this pressure and my doctor is alv- and is there any cure? ing lhem to me A-Dl11<0IIZ lup111 to juot 8,. A-Donnalal ;,..tolno bella· other name lor lupus erythom• donna and phenobarbital. It is tosus obout wlllcb I have writa sedative lhat is used to treat ten before It CID be cured but persons with peptic ulcer lrri· not easily: ' ·• No Money Down ";: $10.00 per month ·· CAUGHT REDHANDED • ° m% J. Repor ts F·rom· Th.e cap1to •I . * . DRY CLEANING : 10 lbs. $2 • THE. DAILY I"'UP ~~?)A's~;:WALKING :..m..n.,. tng: Why ~ye clothes the hard Find CLEANERS AND DYERS fast in the YELLOW PAGES, where YOUR FINGERS DO Other G.E. SPECIALS! AUTOMATIC eDryer- $1 AUTOMATIC eWasher $199• PORTABLI e Television .... · CONSOLI e Television H&R FIRESTONE STORE .. D. =•.:f- ..... ... · ·• pro....... ......._ '* - ·- _,,.,, ..!\=-pol - - - • - . on--• ' iioUi'ii •-...n•- BEBR 'S aaluling promises. FQt ·AFL-CIO aervatlvuezeeullve II one ol council theDl. The example, mere the Kennedy adrninls1111 !ration's big spending trend bali beernneellnJ . in Bll Harbour, not been cheCked since JohnSOil Fla. The lallor 1loaea reaol'lld took offlee thret months "iO. Johnson's economy prom!~ ore tmpreiatvo and h!J otratei-' . lea are perSuasive. But the ac- , . .. ::!.:u:: a~hi:v~·dltu Vole Rtfleflt Pramlob ... RedCL!_ ·u s Ha 'IIIQO, • • ve. . Reviewed Positions Latelv Forelp Neln ~ ~ dleflion mall;t.. to 'l'hatraYeal wlil be a toulh todeclelon to Clll aide and to ,~ from the other, . . • 1 , Camlnunlll. conli'olled · '' ' ' e •" c ,., ·1 ._ &n;; . ''·' . ., ti(N, :.:~·~·' ,($i ·• ' · ' h ' .... " sta- . . . :(lqaslve atratesJes, such as cut- u._., -· ·'"·-"' . , . ,.-..,.~·· , ·~ the Wlllte House bill for ove, Olba, lhiu..... _AU, Cf .._,b Ollen 11'5"~ ~e'ctrli! u,~rta. U.S,, proltei!Qil ot,CIIIilll ~.' .. A C!Urlo\ll ~ oyer '. i\nothel' factor: The b lg sbek I Na!IGII~b~, ~" 'n the - • • ~ til a:.,. ·· ~nl pre118111'e only DOl¥ II F""""''. :1 . , - ..• alp!ndl, I'OIN,a,;, wlleN, 'Jied ----l beilnning ·, develop. The John-' Yet, ol !litre ~ave "'tn ~~- Prtimilr. ;.~ l:n-lJat 1011 admlnlatraUon'o prtipaCIIIl' ~~UC&M~~ono ~ both 1he Unit> hat been meellnt.; '1!11!1· ·~ da play has been to the govern- ed lltatel 1nd• M Ctit., 1\ave tail Pre 11 d.ellt' Mollallmled ·' ment economt..n, the con- l!een reviewing tlielr m"~'· _,Yllb Khan. Ayub offei'ed Pak· eerv•IIVP: to tbooe ~quarea re- .One suoh ·~e · 1 U.S. latan'a ''fOnd ofiices" to brlfti ,li: sponslvt ta tbe 111-<'tlled l'url- Undt!r .~rei a\')' of $.1!111i Roe· about "some sort of . II8RI' · tail etblr:- 9uch cttl!eno, ol tt:.llliJii'liil 11'.),> wi10 •,:hilif:!d mfilt" bet-n w~ d ~~ course, have been pleued. •FA. lbal ~ (Oil4it1001 PaiJII. ·• :- ..!• .,.. ''·" . w1n P,. N•U.an, prekldant of !he !lie" Unl~ ~-- 'mliht nor- , A~ub •<lde4 that .he lolind ,~ •i· • • • ·· w.. r. .,....Jn. . v~ ·fl!Nll~ 0( . ~rc;~ m,.uu ill:,.~~ _ WIJI:I ,!!\" .!le\1' ~- ·~~bi•" . ~···· . ·..Jflit 'l ' • . ' '-" ' .' "~. ~ :;l_ ,, .J t - i(· Wonderi.Dg wbat'e goi.na wrong next? Stuck with a rattletrap"/ Get a new Rambler with AdvaDCed. Unit Con•truction- eolides&. most ~queak-­ and rattle-free yet devJ.ed.. · Runed Rambler• are famed for trouble-free operation 11nd they are tbo 7IICOt SUBtprool\od """' builtl Only car with the Best of Both: big-car room arid perfortnance, compact-car economy and hand Iilli ·•a\; .... , It Is obvious, therefore, 11\al , mllnland. ·· 81 PIIIL Nft80M ibe whopping vote of conll!lence UPI ~ N""* . ~ . 11 •11 !be IUble!:t ql ~ reported by the.JMlllslero re~ Rea Chtna, RJdoiil.biMM an whleh •~"' ~ilnufs ~~e~~ts eo, far only the Impact of partu/t!cy . 10 =,.. ·tbo within tbo•~7 eli'Ctta l'GI ,JIIhntltl!l I J)l'OtniiH and hto per- ""....... II . ... ..••h .... _ . • . ., ' • Sh1ken Illy ntttles1' Ped up with tboee t;qht ~queezee? A Rambler giv-. JOU plenty of bip room, plenty ofheadroom.and plenty of l e - to. ..... adult.. Oat real driving pleasure-get a Rambler Classic:· " .··w'" . ,; • SWamplll Illy ar repair Iiiiis? ' - - - - - - - - . J ,, ·" ' '' '·"""·' 1' . " TDD mucll btgilllllntlll1' nota · �Victory ·For Nelson - ' ·•fT.,.,..... . . CORNEi OF PEARL AND LOCUST STRE,m fiNY'S I , LOW PRICES EVERY DAY FRESH GROUND HI C·JUICE DRINK c 12 1o:s1.oo oz. CANS SUNSWEET MIDDLEPORT • OHIO PRUNE JUICE 32 oz. J7c Flagship at the battle of Trofalgar, the Victory ia b•lng repaired in PortsMouth • Admiral Horatio Nelson would be pleased at the THE SHADE OF Lord regtoration H. TAMED DOWN-New York hair stylist Mark Traynor ca1ls these his-and·her versions "Tamed Beatle" cut. GOLDEN RIPE ' lb. .09 DUNCAN HINES CAKE MIXES TINY'S DELICIO~S HAM SANDWICHES .,ounds c BEANs:.: pound bag ARMOURS c CORNED oz. BEEF cH CAN "' . ,. i! box BONUS BUY LIBBY WHOLE KERNR CORN · .:>f· for 49~ BUNS l ___________ .. .OF 8 ?.? ~·· URGE.R PKG• MORTONS ----· bag STORKs 12 c GIANT SIZE 10c Off 303 s1n ........,;,....,,. BONUS &UY .LUCKY l,fAF CH·ERRY PIE FILLER . . APARTMENT DWELLEif-Minglod with wlntor-berren tree branches is an array ~~bird houiO!IIn ali olus and shapes in yard of Ediar Scudder, HuntiJ)gton, N.Y: . N0.2 CANS CARAMEL TWIST BONUS BUY Now SWANSDOWN CAKE· .. :rr." ' . . ., T( ' MIX 19-.llu VEE FORM,. ......• I 12's , '-,·' \ ' SHOWBOAT •• l HAPPINESS IS A NEW TANK-Carolina Snowball, world's only white bolllenose porpoise in captivity, smiles for the camera from new tank in Miami Seaq~arium. box c PORK& •• progress on the ot his Hlu~trious flagship, the M.S. Victory. Offieially the only battleship still in commi.~sion with the British Royal Navy, liihe is undergoing rep;.~.irs in a p1·oject that began ::; om~ -10 y~arg a~· o. T.axpay• ers to~s in about $8·4.000 annually Cor maintenance and a fund-raising campaign has realizf'd . mol'e than $98,000 jn ten years. It'll lake ten year!~ m:~t·e. ' \· ' ' \ �I. ' ' ., I • • Daker's 'Girl Friday' is Defy1ng 2~. ~r~_ed~h~!~~~er. :::'. ~~ ..... 23c . 'u d t ' d•· ' :]lltmlttee, Asks n ers an 1ng a:1N~h~l bl:,;::.:~ned :'::::~ 4~ ..DIUr SenUnl!l, Pomeroy.Mldclleport, o., Feb._ 28,__1964 Exploratory · Meetin•0 Held . -\· CoolviUe Monday night In a II<! meetl".~ were cordial produced • thing conclulive might ie• f toward merger ....... Waxttx , . -· At the outset of the public se•· bers or employe~ of thl.o com· irrepara- 1sion, Miss Tyler gave only her ; mittee other than those ldenwhlcb me In order to ~ ·: 11~~T07 (~~~ ~ -.i;~~)': ~~':::/~~=~ ~~g (urther I . ...... . ' A Meigs county school "In Ud In Ia! who attended 1ile mee'llng I Allelldtng the U..., bourr ::~ pose and w- ..n ,• • . · saki Carthage • 1Ny 11 trwolvwere T. C. l'oiter, A' vFa~" of MJ~hr1[~r~:t=~ ed in a proposal to merge witb SuPerintendent; 0. u ermor.f'l c Athens County's Arne! • . Bern Metgs ·camty ~:';:II Tyl~r would clalm protection and Rome-Canaan HJ&h sChools. J . S. Dav.il; E ..., Nudle . ag~st possible self·mcrimina· earth .. Troy's charter hu oi Eastern pk.. . '. . . . . . . . • . . tion under the 5th Amendment. bee age oked by the s t 1 t from thehl·~~~~: Bak~ • ~~ $19,MIO a-year Boa~ EdueaUon. county and 11 secretary to ...SOoate ~__, Democrats forturi boanw. , ••e...,HI· •• amassed · 1 .,...~1 e Carthage • Troy parente while setvlnl; in the . sensi~ve ported _petitions ha-ve beenfavi>rfiiA post. The senators are delvang ed by up to 500 voters Midwest into how be did it and whet~_er merger with Eastern improper lnfluences were IRo. .~ese were not Noire Dame 91 EvansvUJe 75 -JOJved. cJally, however. Same people at Ute Moadar Ohio Wesleyan '19 otterbein meellorlavored merpr ollhe Hamllne 85 MacAlester 57 tbree sehools bl Atheu eoun- W. Resen"e 84 Allegbeny 55 ty over &be Ealtera proposaL Concordia T1 St. Tbomas 71 Flllancial problems wbich Washb~ Bz Pittsburg St 81 Llrgt lite Eastern district Is suspected to Empona 79 Southweliem 13 in 20 years. 'Ibe FBI sent a dis. have Were discussed. More Butler 73 DePauw 11 astor team to identify the . formation on how Sterling 79 Frleudll 118 tims. money problems wou1d a f f e c Dl ·d Oa Impact the Carthage • Troy The 5-l passengers anO was asked. crewmembers apparently died Discussion brought · otit from the impact. There was points: .... Do!o'ltnt evidence of fire or an explo-- EastP.m h.igh school proibal•l~ Gl1nt Sin Ito• .... sion. could ~ot accomodate the LAmb was asked about evl- ed students II Carthage : dence of a bombing, anony. and Eastern should join. An admous tel~phone calls, or any dition Would be needed at pa:-!sengers with large sums of . em but two or three vellrS So1p Powder al; • be needed before money h tl ,1 be raised. t ese ques """· -It might ~l~d a:':':w high more to u !!I school t;r kJ At~ Is c ~ tern building. Continued ~om Pa~e 3 larg~ th~. n_e:oeh~~r. executive on wh<?ther MISS Tyler would ~ ~~;.·~.;,.:~;:~.::;;;;.:___.-;;;;;;;__;;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;; D.._r1•nt be more lnBafo:,attv~ a~a S4 oz. ~ox ........ uess than • w 0 e ay WHEN YOU THINK OF invoked the Fi_fth. Amendment : and other constitutional guarantees In refusing to answer more than 125 questions. . ! Detergent WASHINGTON - The Senate ' REMEMBER K & C was set today. to complete con· I gression~l a.ction on the biggest 1 Approprl•te Jewelry Gifts for All Occ•sions tax cut '" history and President : J~nson was. expected to .sign the measure Into law by mght· :1 d MY'"' te ry 0 ifD0 wn ed Ptan e· p •.....,n be 1 news I 49 persons th~n~e=h~i~e:~~ :~~i.::!i DJ :arr; ' BRIEFS I tr!'t" ::::: eatry Don't fol'lel, yea may be dui aext bt, MIMII end KNtllr •'Pioor'" - . .... blank& u the bouom portioa of. the ani. flOO wilmer. Bandredl el wlaaen yet r. 11t11o ,., thll tilnrwfnl. ...lltlatlea 39C. 1·-------""'-1 GIFTS .... - Breeze Detergent (lit 2 -· 69c.. I Teadway .11oe.t •• A lrogett Dduve giviag )'011 .my the I lop ~ of maluft beef. .c• No oth. beef 00 fraah COil bel I . . Sdver Dust I '"' -.ally I ,w 1 Rlnso Blue 2 ...... -67c 1 f\a 3 7 a"' RADIO SALES-SERVICE I WE OFFER. 30 DAY FREE TRIAL DRYER WASHER I 1 CLELAND'S T.V. I P·l · ' e FACTORY e FARM READY-MIX CONCRETE Market Report SAV5 ON THE PAIR BOTH FoR ONLY $388 ~ .$199·95 u.. dry~~~fi~~~~~~!!: :u:.. Plumbinq • Heating utili!\' :~nd Your Dopendoblo HI · vP::t'"'"" Ooalor For !f1 ,;, ' •. :., 1 lltl hi': "r. <'h••irP 32!f' inrliv rhiA' un to !\8 most 1• 1 lP. 11. slondard !2·23. ANO HnJ!~ '!:')00 : OJirrow~ anrl giltEi Mv to 1; hi~h r. sows most s)l>ady · I·~ lfli\.2311 lb bar· Phona WY·2-2S50 • end IIIIo 14.15-IU!i, •--------- ('·:r' t'OW ~ 11 ~ ,.,_ 1~ .1)(1 PHONE FRO WY 2-3284 ESTIMATES C.nrnm ~ n· i:t l h·•llo::: li .. BAKJR _.· PLUMBING HEATING IWiritioul, wboiBiOma, -gHocl~. 11ee (iii ~enij .,.11in11 ner, ,.,,..., 1· ¥011 ( I I I ~...)'01& . , " ' I I Kro•er. .r oa •ee 1 . ..,.,, tJtq ,_ I Condensed All ' J j 83c .... 11ee the ulra ! 350 Ext......... ..,, Value Stamp. with th- coupons 3 •. .... 81c Stew Beef )'01& . I&. l l _r~".. .)~p.~!. J Fluffy All ......,...... ~ . bomu oj 'l'op Middleport ~.,.,_, •.-. Dftl&. ~~ ··• ·. ' ··'· - .'~·~ ·.... \! •"!!;•·''·l'· ' . .,, ' Roast ......... ~ ..45~ '1 .. f . Thrifty Shoulder or 694 • ' .~ :f'l I .-'l_ ~T Ttldtray . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4'. , • • • • t 6totlll. ~-~ ;,.~ !< Boston Roll Roast or Half Piece Bacon lb 29c BraiiiSChwelgerDJ.... a.n ........ 39c ~' :-~ t '· .,, " ~ H' A l'olnt To Remtmborl ....... looa IIIIo *! lllw Benele-, llallltil & Tied Fully Coebd ................-~·--..., ....... ., ..... . ' ..., .. -lroo. · - ,..,................ ,.. fltiJ ••• - - ....... ,..., ,.. '"' to ftiDtiiDIIer 70111 I I' .. .... -lrlpiOKtvp.. .. " ' . ·~ I I ' ' i' ·1 d': VIm Detergent .... '""" ......... 1\JAMI'l wltft C'IIIIPOR • IMolrchoM CJf 1111..,..,. 75~ Jcollh liround a..f . I . ·~ IW WAWII 'witt. IG\IPDA n' "· - •)! DRINKS Applesauce Pork&Beans 46oz. ·.~ ,,.. Nt. 303 can cans . .. t' ::UI- 1tklo Stlitt'ea flounder ~~ . ~: .!! .. '' & pwrctioM S • I M I 8~AMPI ....' ., .,. arc.. o....., .......... ._Nie.,.... . ;r ".. . . n .,.r ' " .., 1" ..... ...... .... . _.: ' Lux Uquhl fill ror YAW• •rAMn -NIIb COY!Mh • pwchtlie 01 .. o...... Altll ; c;llolton Calle · OlohwoohfftJI ... .. ... ... ....... ' •I>IIMr" hmlty llu Toothpaste Kroger Kandu Nb. lll, 1PIU BLEACH Swan Llqul• Olohwalhl"" 12 OL,boJtlo ...... 1 HOME 17-t&:~::l il-A;jj;()i;lr""" ANTH0 N I lllODO}'·Saving beef valuo • loud•. ) " I IWice• - and Water All , lb~ I Thrifty lleef , •• A ¥xogelj . i::!.:5WISS 83c ~old --------- .... ---------------..... .._ .. '""'- Morch 7, 1964. C.nt•· ., 2 WE BELIEVE FRIGIDAIRE IS THE FINEST LAUNDRY .EQUIPMENT - oo;;..;m;;... ..;. Oll 2 """ 69c Ttbl_.o 40 cf.ltO•........ . w• ---- --- - Surf D... ;tt. HARRISONVILLE SOCIAL ITEMS an "Sword Ia. . . 11oM" l'tll out ~n~':;·~~e~:r~~.:.:::;:· Hear r. ones Speech Tuesday ·. ·. • REGISTER AT ANY KROGER SUPERMARKET •••• , So"' JIIOn' r:; I I .. fish FIJiet Dinner -~·m t' aro e Y t' · . • lt to m repu- , name and the fact that stle relate to" my name and t1• I.. ~:. r's girl Friday' today ~e-- 1 bJ e_ m~~ry resu s Y j was the person subpoenaed by fication as the person named in 1.«1 Lhe Senatt" committee m· tauon. I the Senate Ru1es Committee: said subpoena. My refusal is vestigating her (ormer boss and llt<'lines To Answ.-r iThen she read the . statement Ibased on . -:onstltutioJVII groond!!l ptended for rublic understand· I When committee members in· ~ which she said was pre;mred Ias hereinafter are more fuUy 1 lng · . 11 vestigating the financial ven-·1 by her attorney, Myron Ehr r1ch set 1or th ." Appearing at a natwna Y· 1 h f sen- 1 Washington . Clteo CUrbo televised hearing, Miss Tyler, l tures ofn:~~~~t~c e o~c~~tary, o She then d~lared : Ehrlich earlier had cUed a former Tennessee beauty ate ed h 'th questions she ''On the advice of my attar .. curbs whieh he said the Constlqueen, refused to answ~r ques- ~ress ined er answer ·· ' onmey , Mr. Ehrlich, I refuse to tution places on Congress ln tioos on the .constitutional decl ds of rivac ' invasion :answer any questions that may arguing tbaf the COf!UOi~tee pro. llrotlndl that the !>enaton were groud n 'bl PU in~rirnination.J be propounded to me by mem· cedding had no leg~-Slatrve purtnVadlng her privacy and ~at an possJ e se any 1nswers might tend to m· criminate her. In a statement she was allowed to read, the 24c\'ear.old 0 brown·balred beauty said the 10le purpOse of the hearing AI the alarm was sounded. Search"seems to be to bring down u;>- NEW ORLEANS (UPil - Bod- International IMoisant) rport ers converged on a north shore, h · t lag and the Lamb called a news conference one me and others the violence ies, t e mam use e A' for 12 noon EST tocl.ay. snake-infested swamp area beof publlc reaction ~a;e ~I. I mystery of . a~ F.aslcrn If C N y k lore an oil slick, then wreck· mv alleged past associations. Lines DCB Jetlmer crash th~t _The Mexico it?-to- e'!l . or age were sighted four mlles Concluding the statement. carried 58 persons to , th~r fl!~~~ took of~ 7~~ho;t 11t~CI~~;t from the shore of the 25-by-40. Miss Tyler said: " I pray that deaths were sought today m t e on e sec~n , van~ 1k the public will keep an open murky waters or Lake Pont- i ~ust ftfve mmu~es later,~~ and m1e ch~t~y- letter, a ~ chartrain. i Ished rom ra ar scree a Mas:>r ~ ;n~u ..smC'e> comThe four-e_ngine craft made a I an a first grade read• pre.dawn . dJve . mto the lake 0• \I'~· .. and pieces Riv~r Tuesday, JUSt mmutes arter re· l of bodies were found. porting "okay" fro~ take-off at I The Federal Aviation Agency Ga•l• n>adingo: Gallipulisi bod) (FAA) sent 20 investigators to dam 18 3 14 2 running 7% feet and «cattered debris were re- I the scene to determme cause of on roU~;.. P~meroy • Mason. cover~ by rescuers. Several ' the first crash at New Orleans 20.fl, Pt. Pleasant 24.43, Hm· human scalps and other parts • ton UO, Kanawba Falls 3.09 .ris- of bodies were found. Dr G C l's Jones Des Glasg!) Recogmzed ing, Charleston 18.27 stat~· "No information" on. _the in.es ' · ch~:t:an ~lnlster . . For Panel Service ~ry, London, Marmet an~ Wm· cause was reported by Wlllt~~ ~~t'sd.ay att~cked the J o h. n I Marvin Glasgo, General .Man· field dams were on the sills. Lamb, s~kesman for thel Ct~~ Birch society for its "narrow. Iager of Ohio Valley Industries, Boll movements: Aero~a~t~ ~~~~d 1t~:B ~ain 1 ness. stupidity, distortion of Inc. , was awarded a certif~cate I emp aSIZ 1tru th and wall·buildino" in his for service on the. National Obto River; Andrew Cal· i wrerkage had not bee~. found . serm~n to feature th~ second Fann Store Dealer Pane:l esta~ hoon down 13, 8 a.m.; Queen i cun\'C.'Ca tion of Religious Em- lished two years ago made up Cily down 14 · UO a.m. ; John ' phasis week at Rio Grande Col· of 500 members selected from J. Rowe up 14, 4:35a.m.; C. V.l mure than 32 000 farm store 1 Ha111er up 15, 5:_50 a m :_ Phil: j I eg~;~rl y·fline persons heard Dr. ., dealers. ' . ip Sporn up l6. 2.30 a.m.. Rob. , Miss Janice Ep~le spent Sat· , Jones preach on Pot>t Robert Purpose of the panel IS to 3 16 50 eJ·t Reed down · = a.m.: :urday with ~ o:o r father, M. A. ; Frost's "Mending Wall ," and · provide periodic reports on deS. M. Jenks up 16 · S:50 ~.m., Eppl~. : th.e vi siting clergyman treated I velopments and trends in farm Peggy. Downey down 16, 6.15:: . Mrs. Obert Markin.~ and Mrs. :of four "walls:" 0) indiffer·l store opera lions, The panel was m.: Little Edward . down 16 • .· Hinds were guests of Mrs. John i ence, 12) denominaticnal, (31 selected and studies conducted 40 a.m.: Lunga Potnt up 17 • 4·· Blackwood and Donald and Mr. l separation of church and state, · by Farm Store Merchandising, 5!> a.m.; Charles Stevenso~ 1 and Mrs. Kenneth Welsh. :and t4 ) prejudice. ' a national business magazine fall. down 17, 6= 30 a.m. ; c.harlerm Saturday Mrs. Fred Dean 11 was under the "wall of for rarm store dealers. Senate IPaders scheduled a down 18, 12:20 a.m.; T1bolt up called 011 Mrs. John Shmt . , rejudire" that Dr. Jones as- I roll call vote . on the $11.~ bll· 18. 4 a.m.; VaUey Voyager up Mr. Fred Dean is in Meigs l ~ailed the t•ttate mongers, rear Snuthw~st Hon tax cut bill for 12:30 p.m., 19, fL30 a.m.; Jerry !:Jnsworth Memorial Hospital. mongers and peddlers or iJTP· . EST. Overwhelmlng approval up 20, 5 a.m .: Ed~ana Bos- 1 Relatives from a distance at· ·~dice ". 'or the John Birch so· Texas A.&M 82 Texas Tf'ch 70 was assured and plans were worth down 20, U5 a.m.: Mar· tending the funeral of Obert D. J tv and I 000 rightist and 50 Okla. City 105 Centenary 80 made to whisk the bUt to I h e l ll.vn M. up 20, 7~ 2.'i a.m.; Way· , Mark ins were Mr. and Mrs . ~;~List assoc'iations. I Texa!1l 13 RICe 83 . IIWh~·~·te:_!H~o~os~e~.--=--==--~~~iiii:ii:lii~i'i:i~5:iiiiiiiii:iiiii nr> H. :ow~ ~1, 4:55. aBm .; Gona l'nlomas Doyle and daughter . Mr. The Hev. W. Lu1her Tracy, ) :J'~e~~~s~~ ~~~e~n~:s 71 • rtown. · · 5 ·1 . a.m. • eavert up ~ and Mrs. John Dye and Mrs. •assistant professor of religion I · 1 23, 2.20 a.m .. A. J. Pa_ten Enid Russell, Carroll and Dale /and philosophy who is past.or 1 1 up Greenup 7:20 p.m.: Alhed· [Woodgerd, Columbus, Mr . Iof Calvary Baptist church, in· TO HAVE SUPPER Ashland down Greenup 4:55 a. and Mrs Jam~s Paynter, Dov- traduced the speaker The Modern Woodmen Camp m.: ~lt.on Zephyr up 32, 6 a.m. ; i er, Mr. ~nd Mrs. Lloyd Moore, I · · No. 10900 at Alfred will have Illinots up 13, 12:15 a.m.; Lou- Mrs. Jerry Moore, Newark Mr. " • an oyster supper Saturday at !slana up 33. I :45 a.m.: Buck· and Mrs. Floyd Dusenberry Ntn~ From C1rde K 8 p. m. for members and their ~ye Sta~e up 33, 2:45a.m. ; Jam." and daughter, of Zanesville, Ar· Volnnt~~r Services ramille!1l. 33 45 Bowle<M~t~n · ~: .~Sm., lthur Woodgerd, Mr .. and Mrs. President Marshall Kimmel :, ;;;;;;;=.;.;;;;==;;;;;;=;;;;;;=;;;;; ••Znlsw down M·ld ·hi IGuy Lee, Mrs. Geor~Ja Thoma. of the Rio Grande College Cir· MOTOROLA m. · mmer own e a :· p 0 mei'Oy Mr and Mrs Frank h 45 ' m . OVEC down Meldahl : · cle·K club h.as announced t at · ' p . . , II Tr te Cleland , Racme, Mrs. GuY nine members· of hi!i, organizaT~V. & 12·20 am · Va ey anspor r s H tf rd w Va · doWn M.eidahl 2.20 8 m . ayre, ar o ' · . · . tim will donate blood Thurs· Galli lis Dam ·- R.;.e· G. Mr . and Mrs .. David Hmds. doy during the visit of the Hunt· I po W 1 8 k' d Zanesv1lle spendmg some ttme inglon regional bloodmobile to 1 !-._ _ _ _ _ _ _......... WDA-64 8 DDAG-64 . p.m .; . ~t~ ~d~or with their daughiE"r, Mrs. Obert Grace Methodist Church in Gal· ~own We Repair All Makel Wash &r: Rinse down 8.40 p.m., abon~ wn Markins here. · r. I Tempenture Dial t Pooltion J1 :30 p.m.; Pennsylvama down Mr and Mrs Gary Borgan hpo 1!-i. • • · · . The nme are K1mme], John Fabrlca Knob 12 ·10 8 m · Jamel down 1:30 Soak Cycle · · ·' spent the weeke11d With re 1a. Mora, Dave De~u bler, a·n a.m.: Gl~odora down 5:10 a. . 1 K'1rk· Gentle Even Drylna; a· 6· 30 twes. bride Joe Bltonte, Chuck WY 2-2255 Choice of 4: colorl FIAwtna Hell m. ; mgo up . a.mE. W t Mrs. Nellie Borgan and boys, I Bre~e Delbert King B i J 1: or White Kanawha River - s~o es Marvin Ron Albany are mov· I ' . ' , 608 E. M•ln St. Pom•roy Virginia down Marmet 5:25 Grant, and Btll Bahr. 121b. tub mg here. m. ; 0. F. Shearer down Mar· Mr . and Mrs. John Duncan, Detergent Dispenser met 15:45 a.m.; A. E. D Yk t" Mr. and Mrs. Robert Duncan Porcelain up Marmet 6:50a .m.; Helen Z. visited Mr . Herbert Hill and Bleach I< life Enameled Drum Dispenser down Wtnfi~ld 12 :10 ~ . m .; John family last week. I lt. up Winfield 12:40 a.m.; Jef- Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Boring. , Lint Screen on Door 2 Fresh Runnint fel'IOI1 down Wmfteld 2:30 a .~; !Athens, were guests of Mrs. \ Rece~aed Water Rinse• Lucy Jane Lucas d?wn Wm- : Harl Haning. SpiU·Guard Top fJeld ~:e;; a.m. ; Ehsha Woods Mr. Casco moved back to I Deep Rinse RIGHT FOR EVERY JOB up W!nf_1eld 3:50 a.m.; San~y 1Jowa to find employment, Tj>e Space Roptd Dry Spfn up Wmfleld 4:28 a.m. ; Memll George Wells was a Sunday Push Batton down Winfllltl 1:0$ a.m.; Sol· visitor at the home o£ Mr. and Automatic Safety Door vay up Wlllllld 1:1$ o.m.; Se- Mrs. Thomss Wells. I Lint Disponl AutoJaatlc: , met dow. Wlaftelcl 1:11 a.m.; Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lee and Spill Guard Top Elgercllll clown Winfield S:20 son Jell were guest• of Mrs. Gasllnltion a.m.; J . S. Lewlo cion WID- Katie Wilson Sunday. Ponellin Top I< Ud Ufl Off Top For field 6:45 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Charl~s Jones Soli Sele<tor IW!tcr Aeeea:a To Pilot were recent visitors in ChilllLid safety !lwitcb , - - - -....- - - -.- - - - - - 1 " " • 1 .11e61otant C('lthe. ,-: ' · · Enomel Top Mr. Frank Epple and Miss Automatic . 111eet cabtnet Laurel Goodby went to ZanesMotor ProJector CINCI NNATI •UPII - Live. ville Sonday to see stock . who are ill. Cattle 700. calves 200 ; siaugh· ::_::::_:::.:__:::_ _ _ _ __ ter steers and heifers about 256 lb 14.56-14.35. including unl· ' steady. rows steady to slrong . . form 250 lb 14.85, Z.3 2!)0.280 Jb ',.. b•lls steady ; av:• rage lo hi~h 1 14· 1450, 1-3 17~175 lb 15-15.10; choice 900 . lfl~l lb ~ I::IUP"hlt>r · 1·3 300-1$0 lb :-iOWS 2.50--13. 300 tteers 22. high good to avf'rage 400 lb 1212.!'.!! 2-3 400-600 lb ,.;llffr.r, choice QOB.112!'. lb 21 . 21 ...0, ' 12512; boars sleady, mostly choi('f and prime 144 filb 20. low 10.50. Steom out wrblkloo bl ,w~ 'eorduroy, vetv""'n or Willi II I to averag~ clluic"' around Shf"f'p 200 not enough fresh rayon rarmento by • plle.lng Ini..<!eyer with' ·a or 8 . ! • Pf!IIIY ALOAD Jh 20_ most good 9f0.1200 receipls to fully test trade. damJ> bath toweli. ·Fiuftuld Ju.t .1h11 ruga. Freoheo "tired" draperlea. Use air woolen•. Pll(!e tR '"JR; :w.50. standard Jt· low to average y lmall U4!!ms Jn. net · . before· wa1~ aad . 7· '1-!lfi(l tb heifers 20-20.50, deylng. · j~ 19. stnndard to low good FOR J7 r ft . utility and ff'W commer. I .... WIN AN AU,.EXPENSE -:PAID TRIP TO DIS~D FOR A FAMILY Ol 3 ••• board, eoplalned !~Jure~ aho11-ll 1ng !he prtte~~l acllool -------bow ellher propooed would alter 1ile liU{ bl · r ... 4)"-1". ·. .... · ·····•·••••··• '• ·--- ,.•• fur . ·'' Claa11001' with Ammoilio " w.w.. ....,. with CCMIHII 6 . " ' pvra.... SmaU ond Lerge Cunl 6aa.·G-ia. ._.,• .,.,.If, ' ·~ .... 20oz. pits .' - :: Conage Cheese !:·19C Tissue ......... ~h:~?.~·~~~ ....~. ~~. 29e •ll J' Q i::39e · Cake M Bread ......~~..... 2 ' ..', 'c "; ' Shertfnl~l 3 ·U..un 79c : . ' \ . - . '. Fruit Pies Navy 1 11uffo ........ Lima1, Pilllbury Plain w Self Riling ·.iJ~ ·Haacly Andy " Ludc't Pinto, Gt. Northern, ..... ......... c..... Spotllehf Instant Wisk Llquicl ........ """ .. Crest ...... s;:: ........T~be 59~ Beans .......... 5No~!oa99e 5 CoHee ...........~.~~:. 1. 09 flour ............. S ~ 49C Morton Apple, ( . . ,,. ' ·8.. QC : (,~;:.,, I Avaca'dos . • • ·>!. ' . •; ; Goaci'NRichY•IIaw, au. .Y!~il.-! ~~i!'•. ~" .~.. . " Idaho Potatoes 10 :. 59C Strawberries .......... ~·...394 ·. 50 FRII EXTRA TOP VALUE STAMPS •IHJ covpo. and purchoH of 1 1' .:t~. .... ' .' ·. ' ...;/. .::," -t·.:. .. -•'·.. '• �,, r •• ' r. . . J; ' '1 ' ' . ·• ' Hai11ey and Bennett Invites ' You r.o ••• • >11 I • ' ' ( . -' Come try on spring..··: .. . .. . . '· . ' .' all . the fashion news '·" EXPERIENCE • 9.99 Years of specialized trei1'1ing and study quelify your druggist to dispense today's many-life saving drugs and to compound your doctor's prescriptions acwrately, efficiently. is .here • •Ill famed shoes DunON DRUG CO. Middleport, 0. 10.9t CoN LEATHEREnE UTILITY IRRIG. VISCOSE LOOP ZIPPER BAGS THROW RUGS ASSORTED COLORS Value• to 39c In thil l•rte group of Better Glass ware. Asst. Special purchase at a large tavin& for you. Be here early. c Justice Court ,,1_: :' ' l ' ,,... ..··.··' ' 317 359 338 299 331 ' CoNNiH 321 1965 \ Yord.-1\!aiDt. G. Gardner 499 L. Kennedy 439 IRONING BOARD J. Coughenour 441 T. Hennessy 410 E. Thomas 122 llandicap 4!1 Total 22>9 Won I Lost I Points I A SbUI Reg. 79c value. New low discount price. Ironing Boail. Pad and Cover See these and savf"'how. Shop earl)': c The newest flattery in REG. $1.00 VALUE smart shoes .•• ours exclusive! y. Choose from complete selections '" ! ' • 'I .. C. "Intimate" Red Pattlna, Bag to Match to 10.99 BAGS _ D. Hosiery, Open Shank Bag To Match E. Softee Crete, Bel11e, Black F. Mocko-Croco Red, Black 3.99 to 5.99 'Pius Excise Tax COMFORT G. Stacks Bone, Otter, Black H. "Softee" Two-tones, blacks 1. "Waxy" Buckle Loafers J, Flata Soft Leather, All Colon K. Sling Loafer Newest stylinrby Connie L. Softee 'Dress Flat, Pimento and Beige A. Pink, Blue, Beige Pattina, Bags To Match 11. Dove Soft Leather Red, white, brown, two tones 6.99 ltJ•T,•.•.•:o.Hlg~ '•.'• : size. Come inl Sneakers couldn't be bel· ter-so casually right, so co!l!fprtably easy - and just scrub them when they're dirty. In white, black .or red duck with Vulcanized sole. Juot 1..,. of the INiny otyl.. ond coloro In new Sprl"' Sh- with logo to MMcll• .~ ..............., .... March 29th . .·;! •• J· Style650 ' 651 654 SHOE STORE H. 4~1e Of Upper Block" ·,·;. .. ' . .' POIIIroy,Ohlo · .. OPEN. .ALL . DAY THUUDAY ' ~ Ii , I' Game - Labor· I Team High Serlea - B. 2437' Carpenter Society Notes Ha;lpy HwoUer cia" of Dyesvllle church met w 1t h Grece Turner. Mrs. Go Ide n Stonobury hid worsblp service. A rwn~~~a~~e sale Is beinl planned. Tbe grrup Is quilling. Pr... en! Included Elsie Price, Grace Turner, Helen Turner, Betty Walsh, Mlllrlno Haning, Golden 81/!nsbury, and Winnie Turner. can Mrs. Dale or Mrs. Henry Tumor If you articles to give lor lhe rummage ule. Miss Pauley To Represent Point High ;rt ~ - .. , .• Sandra will re~resent P o I n·I High SchOol at lile High School Press Day Marshall University March and 71il. The event Is spun. by lhe University's Jour- PT. PLEASANT - Department. Brady .Black; editor and vice president of lhe Cincinnati Enmil oddress more than high school j0U1'1181ists NEW YORK (UPI)-A Only 2.99 TO ACI'IYATI! PLAN llfllll plan Nlllklnll ·' Ol'lllnaiiY pr:~:~j BukelbaU A players lhne..years ago, will activated. wilh tile olart of the ' . NBA to lllrlke f8llle In unlea lhe · . I . ~~ ' I"' ' ' ~ r.>. i ,, . .. , ; .1. :~·· -_. ,_'l . ' t ' ,, • c .. , . - - . .- . ·· .. . "·...."" --" ' - ... ~ .-... . .. .... ~ .<]'/!' ·~ --- . -. .. .. --.. . . . . . .. ' ' ' ·, \ ..., .. AT DISCOUNT PRICES 20x40 CANNON QUALITY FINE LAMINATED FABRICS Lay-a-way your new Spring or Easter Coat now. Choose from a fine group of laminated fabric cvats in all the best Spring thadet. Save at the Bonanza where low discount prices prevail. TOOL ASST. DISCOUNT PRICE 88 Values to $1.19 In this group of Aut. Tools. Do U yourself. See tbla asst. and save, Low dia1Qunt pri~e. 55! LADIES WINTER SALAO OR PIUIT BOWL VAll - IIRVING PLATI OR CANDY JAR Anehor HactipJ preu out &lasaware in 'eolonial de&IIJDB - 4 popalll' item1 - tate your - CHOICE VALUES TO $22.95 LADIES' NEW SPRING DRESSES JUNIORS- Mll$11 AND HALP IIIII You'll find juot tho dreu you want In one of tbete two budget priced poupo. I AD new llly101. JliliUIIfUI fabrics. DISCOUNT I'IIIC .. $J~·· . SALE- SALE- SALE GLASSWARE LAY-AWAY NOWI To Charleston Are Announced. ' · WHITE TERRY HAND TOWELS -5 FOR Packa4e of COATS Va_lua to $22.95 in tbil sroup of Ladies Better Winter Coati. Priced to clear. Buy youn now. See tbeae and ~ave ~. 54! StJlden~Going Big size Cannon Turkish Bath Towels Ia plain eolon and fancy pattern~, r..,. ia a sllpply of towels now. ~ve ·'C · ·· 88 white terry hand loft~~. Reeular size. He:."7 a~t 'cotta• .;....: Bonanza Discount Value. PRES CUT COLONIAL FANCY Jog as his theme, "Youlil Politi.,.," at a luncheoa held lhe Hotel· Prichard oo March Others from Point Pleasarttl who will attend are Janet iel, Elmma SUe Ktacald, Opal Rose, Llndtt Tattel'!Dn, D Ia ~. and Mrs. Alfred Walsh Villa -~ family nd rs, Shirley "'·-· _,, D o an "'"' I Mrs. . Keister, Lynn.CrulcDbanks Walsh vlolted mill Mr. an 'Miller . Rebec<a ' 11 •u•'•· Albert Walllb and family Nancy Ubi ~ Mn In Charlestoo, West Virginia Jacksoa ~cber ' II over 111e ....tenc~. · · · by. llujJG. .. VALUES ••• TOWELS COATS BATH · .... · ea. l8•. TOWELS VALUES TO $1.19 BIG ~In dlllenlhe Charleo- i ••• FOR LAY-A-WAY NOW! LADIES' NEW SPRING 69c qreedto ... '- Reg. $1.00 Famoua Suave Hair Spray. New low di!lcount prit'e. Buy 1everal now at thia low price. simm Hartley &. Bennett .' > HAIR SPRAY silhouettes, latest materials, thrilling colors, new heels .•• In your _· ' SUAVE for everything you do. Designs as exciting as this season .•• foshionablt · ~ • • • PAD & COVER You've seeri the new styles in Mademoiselle and SeventHn m~!j•· zines. Try them on now at Hartley & Bennett! ALWAYS SHOP THE REG. 79c VALUE •• •••h ,• i :·'I·: .',, ·.' . ·-.•\ c ~33 ea !""_.\. \. MANY COLORS, SIZES Irregulars of hilher priced NIL Many colors and atzes. AU witla non skid bac-k. RUfTY ..,bile tb8J' last! Big size utility bag made of long pearing leatherette mater· ial. Full zipper tlosure. Assorted colol'5. Big value. lnd - WHITE HUCK TOWELS .. .. .. ea. Made by Cannan. Fine woven white Huck ToweJs. Buy aU you need now at low Discount Price. ASSORTED FANCY TERRY WASH CLOTHS -12 FOR 8 8c eott,on Terry Wash Cloths. As11011ed pattern• an4 ~ors to the 12 count pad;. age. Shop tbe •'JOnan~·· for Bargainl, Soft, DllESS ·SLACKS cut.- • 1... 6 to 16 .... WHII I Waor Wallmado,MI $199 • MEN'S PLAIN TOE BLACK ~~ Men't W1th lftd WNr conoN SLACKS ~olon and abodow l<ine plaldl. W11h & - • flnilh. DIJ<ount Price. OXFORDS Comfortable, long \ftaring am.ootb blael. leather oxfords for men. Navy type plain toe style for dress or wort. · Shop the "Bonanza" for tbe: belt ShM Buy, ll'en'a cotton llteb in plain CANNON FINE COnON Siao 29te 40 s .aa: ' l �• ·' ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ! ·~---~---~ ~-~-"":""--- · · ' u in DAG ...,. , , ~!~ Roclne l Utnt at Meigs Memorlai Hot llld three cl!lldron, n.nm, yta. IIU!hOdllt elltlrdl. . • ilal ...... ll4rtbl wllllaml and lfllward Ebenabeh, 1.arry pltal. Bruce MollelVty ..,.,. 'U.e Mrs. Ruth 1!1berobacb .....,;,ily. Ebersba<tl llld Leroy Eic:hhll- past week In C<>Jumbuo w I i h Tbe Portland Methodist W.S. er a tiMdwore em- Rotalw! SaYre .-1 Charles c.s. a! tile ol Mrs. venllon ' In SUnday. j Harold llollsb with 10 members Mrs. Durst Ia a pa· Mr. and Mrs. Avery St. Clair •and lour cuests. Mrs. Monday "'Chi at Hospital Portland · • news .· ._... 1IOofl1al . Society Notes atte~ ' Amonll thoae who EDITOR'S · \ Holzer hospital In tht past 14 ' - ' • .,.. Mra. 0eorp R. Barnette. ltl Garliekl Mn. Pearl limier, Ave., Mrs. Paul E. IIMs, Rt. Patriot, Mrs. Jolm T. Waugh, Rt. 2 Crown City, Mn. M. Kloufler, Rt. 1 Ashlm, Va. , Diana L. Brumley, ohl2 road St.. Middleport, J n . W. R..,, Racine! James A. Crtsp, Rl. 1 Lanpville, Jarcy ty , Rt. 4 Jacl<son. Harry neth Boho, Hamdep, Mrs. T. Dillow, Coal Grove. R. Tipton. Ironton. Mrs. M. Doles. Rt. 2 Chillicothe, Mrs. Fred Smith.Birth Rl. 2 Ashland. Ky. ---------1 the La'""'""'· ,. ~ ~ carol~ r ' . ~p . llaro~ o1 tile ·. -\ eud wt111 Mr. and Mrt. IAfn. Jl(oiJh. • .J' • • made Ice crt~~m IIIII cur_.. Mr. IJid· Mrs. Donald , oerved by M"" IIGWd!. ""' llld 1011 spt!!l 1'1!11 Mr. and _"'ff. Robert Eular Mr. and Mrs. 'l'ba'CiO lllCI _tho ' ,_.., i.O.Dlily Senl!Jtel, Pomeroy·Middlepo 1 . rt.. . 0, Fib. 2e,!it7 ,60t Prlee 1uM1 ~tpt ~ da~ ~'!I ~ ~- Ads Get Results. 'i"'tt Mr. and Mrs. · Cbrleo Me -_::··· Roelnt, 0b1o Dado, Pittoburflb, ·Pa. . arr!V· • Febn.111ry 21, 1964 ed 'fbur;day to vhtt ~ brcJlow Sir: thor llld ..U.. Mr. ...t 111 r s. ·we eiUIOIIS, in the VIllage o1 Ralph Meo.de. Roeini, have recently er...-1· Larry s;;robach attended enceoi'the moviDI In ol • doctor ochool on water BY"""'" to Cllll' loeollty. Many ol the In Huntlo&lon, W. Va. Tlleoday. Wiling can now be cared lor on Mr. and Mrs. Albert P&!'ll- I l8' local level wbich will allovl· ter attended tile fuoeral of ·.to our llhortage of the profesClara Blancbo Hemm Tuosday llian within the county. at the Ewing Chapel. •· Dr. Janeeti is Introduced to Mr. and Mn. Clerence ..ur locality In hope thai our Price""""'!'~~ by Mro. E• people will consult him for rned· !her Price and Mrs Leta Pa"' sons are enjoying ~ two Wftk <leal advice and -tmenl, give ~•- the leell"' of his being •~" vacaIIon 1I 0caIa, Florida. ...sed and wanttd and as we Mrs. Harley A.8 Bennett, Rt. Mr. and Mn. UUIIAUI ~-•• J~"""'.=-W~!._.~-~1 ~ bsyousnhdaerltl Ravenswood. W. Va., daugh- :aon and son Brian bave returp~ =·~·~ ••M•, .•• Tu sd M ed to their home here alter .-do likewise ter, 3 ..sv f).m. e ay . r s. . . · Rex w. Garrison lOOS 22nd st. completinl two years servlce , W11b patience, tolerance and ' . ' with the U. S. Army at Fl. Pleasant, daughter, 4.52 a. S ~~ . llolng considerate • we · the pUb· Pt. Tu sd tewart, uo::vs gta. lie can be • part of others weD m. e ay. •-'-· b · 't d ani Patients recently di9Charged Mrs. Ruth Eberobach and J~~~~~~::u.. y oor atti u e 1n reg D ·J D - Mra Harry Swan attended a to a man pursuing an honest included Mrs. anJe awson, . . professiooal practice for 1 just Mrs. Ri~hard Rogers,WM'Irr~s~·~~on,· Pastoral Relatiool meetinl aonsideroUon. W. Marton . Raymond .. NaUoaal D--•-baU •--·-'oUoa Sidney Hayman, Mrs. ,......_ ~-.:.~ . Shall we be part of a need- Miller John Bratcher Mrs. J. By Unlled Preto laternadODIIi ed addition to our Village~ ~an M. M~ntgomery . Mrs. E. Ea•ten Ditisloll we prosper and grow by bemg gan, Mrs. R. G. Henry and · W. L. Pel. Booton 411 19 .718 _disinterested! Time will supply !ant sru. Mrs. R. L. Fulton the answers if '!'e allow our- lnfan Ldaughter. Mrs. Ross Cincinnati 47 ll telves to be negligent. ris, Mrs James Heaton, Philadelphia 29 36 Frank Cleland, neth Williams, James p u New York 20 50 Racine, OhJo Carl M. Perry, Frederick Welten Dlvlsloa ,__.,:::;:::;:::;:::;:;___,1 re, Durnil Wolfe, Gene ne1rn, 1 W. L. Jr. , and Kelly 0. Lingo. San Francisco 40 'l1 St. Louis . 33 29 I Los Angel.. 34 34 ramm~ Baltimore 29 37 .439 Ser~es DetroitTueaday's Reoulto 17 4t .Z511 ,b "' (lassifiedl~~~~~~... ~u~r== ~ ""'*· P~. ., • = WANT AD @) ... QUAIJTY !SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. 1Nl COIIVAIA LAUWOOO ITA'FIOII W - .... 111611 IAoJ than :16,000 actual mliM b7 loeol owner. s~ - Interior wllb daft _. nterlor &lib, Po~ Badio and beo!fr. Yoa IJilllt - tt ot lh4 prie1 · 1~ CHIVIIOLIT IIICAYNI 2 00011 . ·. . •• ~~ flm std. ~., e erL enalne, new ear appeare~ and &bow 1'00111 eloan Inferior, f uceUent t1reo Radio oUd heotar I9Sf CHIV.,OLIT 4 Dll. IMPALA ' . . . RH- to flil4f Bard Top. 8 eyl. en11ne. Automatte trsna. Po,;.. bnbo pcnrer lleerl"', coral aad Iloilo fiJllsh, ' INFO-.noN - !'rices Are Born Here-Raised Elsewhere! L. THE POET'S CORNER .. 39c Teen Queen l·lb. _ 4 stick• bottle LEST0 I L Meat Prices! Old Smoke House SLAB BACON a = ' j., ........... David Davies '55' Brand WIENERS lb. 4Jc Hotpoint Custom DESIGNED·REMODELED· KITCHENS '• utland Alumni to Play Friday .Rutland's Alumni will be played Friday 1 Wbl at the hlflb school IIY'Il· l preliminary games, thme• will play lha 7th ~fades at -8:!8 p. m., . 3 lb.' $1·00 BOLOGNA . ' and Juidon vs. i . IIIOIItY winner .,...,. m!i;n al lbe Prol•hi!IIJ 1 •'f -t!':"i "( o. "' buJ, J!ilf!\'•llman, Leo WIWaiiiiCII MD J........., Pbone ill, PoiDI PleuctDI. w. Ya. li ,.•... b . , 1; .r r,~·· RUTLAND .' ··· ~.1,1~· .. GUNS ..u and lrado . - . 10 11 , ·. • ~I ;~:1.':.,1it , .. IOc OFF LABEL All PurpoM Household Cloenar - - - - - _ .. METROPOLITAN Campbell's TOMATO SOUP CAN . ;,J ~)f;,t i" ·:"lt Low,_.:'~,; Prices:r .· ... ~ c: . Blue Goose No.1 Maine a.~. '(u·, \"J,. ·. .~ ·.x -t ..._.,. ·"'•, POTATOES ~U1 10· ,,) GET HERE EARLY! FULL TIME, part time. guaranteed full time, IZ.DIIII average per hour' part time. Must have car, (Cer allow· IDee). See Fuller Brush Co Phone t2Z-01127, or write Rt. ;,: Box 11&-A, Par¥roburc, w. Va. n.•. ::- . 1953 CHEVROLET l TON PICKUP .t, "l'>~ F,..h aid Crisp HUD · 15~ nice ; . 'If'?~ ... ,). , .; CERTIFICATE ' :1·: . II WITH EVERY USED CAR SOLD REGARDLESS OF PRICE OR MODEL LEtrU.CE,".._,::. . run~ GUARANTEE PLAN .'.;!. : ··:; IICh 1951 - 6 Cylinder Engine. 4 Speed Trans. Good Tires. Goo~ Condition. Excellent tires and ~: . ' 1942 Ford 3-4 T. Stake , ~ . Cuelt/,. ~uftt HAVEN - Main Third Slreels - 2 story, bedroom frame bume l ~ baths, auf<lmallc l,..llloj!, large ill<ben, wllh built cabinets, IIIII· 81111 onelosed sun porch. C<rner lot (1110 1110) wltb garue, priced to lle!P yoor p a menls low• JIM ROUSH, SALESMAN NEW HAVEN, W. VA. 1958 FORD 4 DR. STATION WAGON 9 passenger, auto. trans. R&H, 8 cyl. I 1957 OLDS 4 DOOR HARDTOP Auto. trans. R&H, power steering and bral<el PAY AS UTILE AS $50 DOWN Shop After Work Houn OPEN EVEftiNG$ TIL 8 P.M. MONDAY:'111RU SATURDAY 35 USED CARS ALL MAKES- ALL WE DO IT FOR LESS! Now you eu )lave that new kitchen. Hotpolut cu. tom bllllt-lllt for IllY bome. EASY TElUif. . . Ingels Furniture ..... ~... 'lbo J)e. native hao 11111'11'11 I11,1GO!I Phone WY 2·2635 Mlcldleport, Ohio Jeor. "---"'!'"_______ ..;__;.._ _.JI j .•. \ ,·, . "' For Wed., Thurs. & Fri. 1111111 Buckeye Brand p ....,. C!lallnuto to be the ' C. or lb. Half Slab wre ~Scwtboard:: ~~ I ,.(lido (UP!) - Bob·ll ' Whole l•=r~pe~rso::n•~·~and=-~li~te~ra~tur~e,:~~N~-~;O;po;" ,ljl j ROUTE NO. 124 Check Our 1 Senlon. and then the Yar~ · and reoerve squads n. the Cimnl. Adrnlallono of lit eont1 If adults and 10 cents for . ldrtn will be cbarpd with proceeds ...,. to the Rut· ! . Rutland ·Departmef't .St!f~ Check Our Low Food Markets !f\Pil>mores " Grade SUPER DISCOUNT a, ' . .Bright Star . ·Middleport, 0. JIFFY PIE CRUST MIX .2p.;,2x MAXWELL HOUSE .~:~~fj~~t~-1!--....- ~:99c' SALVO ·TABLETS ~~u:,~R~A~~IERGENT *~iJt 2 PURE SORGHUM V::~:!: ---* 1~·61 1,.-="-======-,1 tu bavo a JemT Few bolp, AJco. hD!k'ol Aaonymooa, Tri-CcJun. 17 M Gnup. Wrla, B111 ~ .-J_:.·T:~ RACINE ·~.~·· 39c lnce lmt 15C JELLY I Notice FIFTH & PEARL STS. Kr•ft BLACKBERRY I OHIO Racine Clover Farm Store CATSUP 12o.. ROUTE NO.7 TUPPERS PLAINS "~~ o\.£0 Held m Chesfe Church r The first of the teachers' St .Louis m Philadelpbia 107 AI 1ht church upon Mt Olive Boston lit New York 102 Oseat looked at sweet . Leon~ San Fran 11'/ Cincinnati 1£1 ' Thru a window, and decided CtoalningMselrhodiesfotrChthe h nd- (Only games scheduled> That he'd ask to take her home ; ounty e ts. urc es e Wednesday's Games At the door he stood •waiting, ed Saurday evemng at t~e Bostcn at Ba1timore T!ll al last she did appear, ter Methodist Church woth lt Philadelphia al Detroit "~ben he quietly asked the quet- churches represented. Cincinnati at Los Angeles tton Fifty.flve persons attended games scheduled) lind her ~nswer brought him , the training, with 23 cheer. I the three night!. These per- in different churches. were Edgar Abbot, She stressed the ~:;;a;: Filr six years they went togeth-1AbiJOit, Ada Bissell, Mrs. using Hterature rt e ·. er, Card, Leo Crew Myrtle by denomination. One per· Then decided to be wed, Wallace Damewood broucht oot, the dUierence So they stood and were so Mrs, Robert Eason, Mrs. Lew· In meanln& of ICI'Ipture In a Wften the words "I do" were 18 Grueser, Mrs. Wilham non-denomination quarterly and said; Grueser, Char~es Hensley, -Leo- the quarterly recommended 'ltftt:Y . - five , the years in na Hensley, Vlvian Humphreys, the chu_.ch. Literature recom5 number Mr!. A~os Leonard, Mary by the church is car•" I their happy wedding Frances Spencer • Ruth checked so thai the mell> nd they are so 111le and Delbert Van Meter. is dear snd corresponds ful Van Meter, Kathryo Win· the teaching of the Bible. 1 each other on life's way. don, Esther Wright, Davtd Yat- An iln}fessiv"e dedication es, Geneva Yates: vice closed the workshop. A Ut8 ey f&me back to Old Mt. Beulah Domm, To~ n any ·of dedication was read by lve Country Worker fr01n 1' t h Mrs Domm and persons atr this anniversary ' of Educ~tion Nashville, tending. verend Circle gave was the inStruct<*:• An'J'a hOnor, < missed a "'ssioo may Now Open 7 Daya Woek r they love the Lord, you It up in Pomeroy workrequested hiJ 0011 Larry, Feb. 26, 27, 28 . · fttting P!:alm to repeat, It was pointed out that many .!ft he asked the congre1ation · schools require t h e 1r ~rl.. upon their feel. to attend a number , of these workshops and receive were the happy wishes credit before they are allowed l,or':':thts couple standing there to teach m the church schoolt. You wtll ttnd low diseount lh •.have looen a constant bless: . churoh feels that It is very food pricet on all your .cro~ btg 1mportant that a teacher be eeq needa every day of the week and you wiU find tbese 1 life of faith and prayer; trained for teaching in the Low pnces onlJ at the Brirht , they surely are 1 blessing, church school. . Star Dtscount rood Mkts. m (b- they let the Saviour in Some of the pomts M r a. Pomeroy Ohio. and Mason. 1)> abide within their dw•lli~g. Doom brought out were ~1) W. Va. Thert i8 no need for aut give victo'ry over sin. Teachers should be Chrlsban you to look further. i (2) Teachers should have a CODB•rg•in Super • our prayera and fondest cern for each pupil in their wishes, class. Many phases of teaching Disc1unt Food Mkt. Jl.t are liven with our love, were d.JICUssed such as, How Next t. Drive-In The•tre MASON. W. VA. laY thetr ruture years be the Home and Church can work many together, Christian influence Bright St1r Discount inled with blessings the home, if children. a r e T . ~ above; . · reverence for God m the Food M1rlcet ,they haYI a happy they wlll have reverence liS W. loc:ond St. ~ trance, · God in the church. and famOn lack Street P'OMIIOY. OHIO ..... this Oeeling life Is o'er. worsbip .In the home as a laru ·tt~e pte into that City to achieve this reverence, Over on the Golden Shore. the faith olthe teacher, hoW to e Try our Special T·lone IHf Slaak. They ere ;:! get persons more interested 1n Feb. 24, 1964 the Church school activltlea -':~ -Comp11110d ' By Mrs. Riley Pigott special '"lgnments lor the class •· 7 Doya Week oMr, and Mn. Oocar Babcock II ltonorod on their thirty· ftfth wedding annivenary dur1!!11 the IOI'Vice at MI. Olive Qrurch on Sunday night, Feb. 11164. Til< above poem roquested by Mn. Bab<.'IICk al· ter the service was over and Wls written in memory of tbat liippy occasion. lldJ ANNIVERSARY • SW. PICKLES 'teen Quee!' • T •• I Ftrs.t ' Lyons Clover Farm St~re HoHm1n House ' • ··>¥" ,, Mooas _. .l 'I l �I. '' • • ' .r \ \ ' • • .Students :in :COllegeS, High Schools; are Serious Typ~· arltime al· lpopwac .. y oung . Couple on TV .... :.n.t [ M Van Dyke, U!:...s Mnnr·e . ost ......... . . •" I' Roll Petrlo" Van 1171<• eNI. ·"Rob and Laure are Ill .:- v-. y - a.tll ... tiool . . ~ . . . . . . llirwJ . . . jult .... or 1'- ~~.w leid • qWet tllht." Mary did, "But . [ ' · !!• DAVID NYDK1i ~ a filii dQ cl wrk. .... llr ofMI hau,.. to IYGid ulni lite. :, doD'I IOc Gill mudl Jlo. ~R'I hove - - t o din.... tJPI l!d..,atl,. .,........ 11c111t 111M liloald 1111 ]111111' t.'fiHL . · .oalllt 1'10 alwaY!' boll 11!1111 tlllw." .... Then! Is a high - · of ,., mealo Ull ...... II .... Good otudy hablla and skills "Aw, ...... Van Dyke ... •1rl-lirno c:ollOIIO oiUileall. 1D dllllcull to -~~~~~- • wiD help lhl liudlllt . . lhl l'JRl 'I'" A Very Goocl ' - a l&kl. '"TI!Oy're poop~<!. I •. '• ldlhon many adulll aro com- leomillc - IIIIJIII7 _. : -.::.~~~~~.r:~:-~ HOU..YWOOD (UP 1)- l)tck much to lbo ,_,... Ill tbllr "And I'm not as ~ tblnt tllal'l wltY tlle1'rl ~ ' -: ~:ie"' "! "'!::!.'"' =~~ ~ . ... lbe~ Jordan River Plans Draw Near East Strugg~e Toward Eiggcst how~ol' J.W11 01'/AMED OIJAcli d!EmR, "'· <VJ'It' ~ Art Raimo, 48, bu been ap!l'linled head roo~ CO!lch at P•nnsylvanla Military Coll!!•w .Ha ~ ~. 1-1 Rny- CAI1IO JUPil - Plllll and . : .W: :~~! ':..-:::: -:~ ~~:: ~.~-!"~ :"C:..~ ;:..-:::;..Of.:': u::.r.! "09'1 .:'su~ doUII'I- 1""' '"!!Y'N oclj111~ = Ina 1111 u.,....o14 At~Wwlill ltrUIP toward 11s biQHI ohowdoft IInce lbe llllif ~ Crlsla. Ovw Arab ob)eetlmu lsraef thla spring begiDI: d h , . of Jordan watAn Into lbe Negev Detct. 'lbe IIDIIl tnltlal fl&w .. to be IDcreUid. &o 40 per cent of lbe rlvar'l outpll wllhln two yean UDtll . . minute · · in' leadehl ol U Arab ltltll met Cairo in J-u·- aad. alf'l8d to e cruh dlftrl1aa J)l'OII'am of their own lor ta..... mg the rtver'!l Arab IOUiall. t'I"P' 111 11 _ . , ablUty In lltMo llkllla and cor- Van Dyb ": lll'lol. ......., Mam.d 9f Connecticut, 1 • ,. •ools while boklinll filii time ...,.. ..-.ld lie · ........ to ,..tiv, oltoul!l he tak· r:,oore q~ at! 1olevlakln, "Wo'r. a 81'1111 181111," saki oround lbe bollllmPf"llon. woll • . .. . .ohs 1111 1101'11111 dq ....~ : ~ lite lftll'llll • early IIIICl ~ty lite moot Cl""""' Dldl. "We'N nry load of each barofootod, apend 111011 of 1111 ed IIIICl "-PPY· JAIUIFA IMPROYING . · .. takeo .., lhe Tlla toocltan lloll now tltai ~ series II other personally IPd t!I)Oy playsummer In o balhlnl IIIII elllll So.,.. lba ~. EMI'QRlA, Va, (UP!I0111 • ~.. a:'ltco~~ued edllt!tltion oquoiiJ qu.UW. Tba oebool wllm tlto lludenl nwi.her three In lbt ratlnp. inl our roleo. II she,.. '"' the take ballet lesaons. Sportaeall!er Waltof (Red) ~ ientiOIIll student He A llllldllllll 1 pert lime PI'O' lnlendl lo lib bla can '!'be .,.~ lblt ''Tho lllek Van alr." "~ Is our third YM' • PI" I'LIAJANT her was reported oomewlJft irJ>. a ~"'\ , the respaiiSiblll- 11'1111 w1J1i aaiJ pt out o1 a lllltolty lie IMII belllf!tl In .ad- Dyke ShOw" ron.... tile number "!! I didn't Ute Dldt 11 luol tba air. Maybe I'm not an aoUV~ IIALES co. woved Iller Sllffet1tll ap. ~ ;b and famDy, He COUI'H -lie pull Into lL 1D ~.:..,. ~. "Beverly HlllbWles," wouldn't work out," Mill')' add- trwt anymore. But}'nl a ...,. n. PJ,EAIANT, w. VA. parent heart . attack SliitQay , one back to acboal 1»- aodtr lo banlllllba IIIOil !rolll JII'OIINI!IIIIdJvld. helps them on both counbl. eeL good Laura Petrie. Saoday, !, !!, night. Tho v.~ b~ · ··u·,.g he realizel lhe n1ue of a omfllll plamdnl will lie:'-!.,.... loiMII tllo Off screen Van Dyke IIIII Both otaro htpplly ,.._ Van Dyke llaled appncja- R()GII - 111 to 1111 IUO 10 ond Mrs. Herber wer...II•.{OIIte ~~ditlonal training. '!'be""""'"" ba autml'l'. 1111111. g llludtml llhould pert Miss Moore are as ellarm fled. Jllek t.o M8rjorlt, 'cnon- tlltl¥~7 ""-~ ~~~:.'; ~: 15.25; Heavi.. 12.00 to 14.71: to the New York =ee~ . will usuallr involve tnllim IIIICl and ll1llllher c1 _,...,. ....._ lng · as their characterllatlons pro!esllonal. Mary to rant u y, "' · Ugltll 11.00 111 !UO; Fal spring training '11eadqua · · ·other ext>On..s. In order to 'l'ba cbolctlmpo t 1 cto .. dlscwta 1111 plalll C!II1'0fully w'"' of Bob and Laura Petrie on the Tinker, an osecutivo at NBC. we'd do ao wed with other pat!· !I.OO 10 !2.2&: Boon 8.00. to Flol'lda. . ;,; . tbo courses are rtan a rs u 1111 ocbool advisor. Tba advlaor alr TV nero" ,._ lOll to 1000 , .. gain the fUll . benelils of a otudent is lolDc to be ...., should he famlllar with COU1'Ile • . • • !O:IO; "'"" • · • 11 00· Sloek ·s~ Oalvleaming he will need to plan ccessful. These two faclorl lremeDio lllll lha major One day this week, Dick, Van Dyke "'nd Mary admll The oo-otara spend more time CA'ITLE - Steora 1&.00 ~ 17.1101 ~ ~ ins· StoCk Helftr carefUlly and organlzo his time. should he GOIIS!dertd toptber. II{ lailure. 1111 help will wearlnl ..,..ter llld slacks and that the cboractera they ?lay together durllll the week "" !1.110; HaUent IUIO to • ~~:: es .~~., 18.110 'aa,2$, PlOD For Meal!, Boll Some ooura.. Involve OIIIF cless be of major value. pants and without a speck of 1.re .....llally themsel,.. hearslnc and perform'lll th.. Fat Cowl 14.00 ~ 11.10, VEAL CAL~ _ TO;r. ·!I.Before becomlni • part time time with additional laboratory Additional education Is an ... makeup. Tho llrSt thine that Their spouses ocea_slonally ... they ~0 With their"":" families. nero 9.~ .. 11.76, ~~~TO; seeondtt 10.00; MllllqJn, 32.student, it obould lie romem- work while otbero involved ell· oeUsnt ln..,tmeot, II II Up to come mind was their natural lcuse thel)l of hehavmg at home They're rarely .serious "~to:~ :'"'~~lock Steers 00 26.75: Common lo- Jioav. bered that tbo .,m tensive outside otudy time. The lh• student to plan wisely In or- affectloo lor ono another, a cir- as.. ~ey do on the alr. 'there s an opportun ty to ma • ~: 110 'to 22 110; Stock Hollers les 20.1111 to 11!.!0. ·_:: ·Dally Sentlnel, Pomaroy·Middleport, O, Feb. 26, 18M dor to r.ap t11o dlvldends. cumstance lhat contributes I m IIJII ao oophlotlcated a• 1•~- . .. . .. · ·--------~ - - -- - - - =: : -: :- - :r:r *" "'!," ::v;,: to ------- ---J Becaull '01 lbl Amlrican, to a: *' wu"- s... :0 oonnlct far 'boYollll, ltliltpun1 hao oceurred tn .--qt . J_. - tncludiNI •• outburol tale1o1 violence lul YNr that Un1~ Ob&orVtra to' \l<llnt oUI ·od N•t;.,. ......,..., blamed tbat ,neither stele, """b at 1!11 ~yrjo. ~ell , shows an)' .real ln!eB< Wllatever happe!IJ' along lhe 110'1 of flgh llng. The deng« Ar•b-loraeli front In 11114. or llet In the 'lilmlllion getting out eht!Whel't' in the Middle Eaat, of hand, spaciflcally along tne i~ Jlkely to h;nge on the wllltns:· Syrian-IBraell border. . ""'' at tha participants at the 1111 1 ~ lOr daoelopmemldestrl origii)O. of ill" Jordan Rive .,.. draw- · Ho Rul Brfdah llld Preneb ~ltjment h.• preserve peace m the area (Interpreted bf ArabS as 1 pledle. to defend brael) and moun.tiJli Soviet aupport for the Arab plan, &he 11tuatiun threat· to •••tell Kaiser Moves• obU-1 roc-.-o's King H..••• •~!ned .to (atlono on the Cairo •Sl)!l' 1 (nto Berlin dii!Ctlsslono oo lnetr border d... menl.s that e~rller coo!erenc'e! l N..,.er and KIDf Sind havt laeked . · . quart<n. tall;ed abool getting themselves N........ bitter loud 'with lhe I As Produrer -Creation or a " Palestine efl- lout. thf 15-mcTJths-old Yen":" Socialist Baath party regimf m' mJIIIIIf efforll in tllf event ol an artll4ll codfllcl 1'111: llroel. Tol~1 now or. """'""Y llllt'flll mlllt.ary com!IWiden In lbO u Aub Learue memtter Jtages Qll attuol cempsltlon of the head- l"f'Prf!~nt In Informal bttweon ·confer· Aucust, and ·tn !""'blo!ll Alt~tandrla aaon .., - - "PP'•ate on al uminum roll 000 .. - . - pule. of ~nd _ mea ,whi~e. ~ Wort C.m.,,•;,~ ·~ """*' ., , . , AIWnlnum " OlemlraJ Corpw.. ~ hu OIJCO meelings, Algtrlo'a Preol· Where Nasser will ogaln be lbo dont Allmed Ben Bello and M<> hbttl, C<lUid lmooto SJlO!Ciol ...IlltheIn WeillwmBMift.BrrUn"'"";pla:nl •<'f• f)( ~w tomf)~t:ny, DIW K&IAflr .ttl· wUI lnuh;Jdt ftldr•w rod • , • lhan me J111Ulon Paltoth•lltllll, agreed to re-es'!'bh•h 7 U~N, deJp•te the hall to ·b.•re ACSI\ (aluminum <lOIIII!Joo< The 11-m u n t h s-old .3yrian ICslro summit cu1ference W 11\Pe !both •Btl those w tl o Jordan dlplomatl<' rel•Uon& _propAgi6nd,lil River dispute develops tcJr, lleel reinlot"eed) JO II!Jft Baath part\ ft!gime ranks. nexq up to the-ir promises. lbave settled around lht world, t.er I break Of more than tw ' tackt. DtpJomh(lc .rel&tluns have tum lhll IJ)rlng. ' Ute lltfDpeiJn elft1rk•ll I do. to Yemen •• th< Middle East's , Thsse lncluat: and spearhead th<lr drl" to re- years. , not boon rt-OIIablllhed bot ween j The U S h · 1 o,e-s t~qer~m~n least stablE' gl:v t·roment And i -Speedy work on dJverslon or ~&aln Jand lost to Israel or wln The chief of state also .tRI'i>ed ' the U.A.R. and Syria sim:e bu' •ry. ,"' 1 1 strOngman . Gen Amln .Ei~Hatez Jordan River tributaries In Lei> compellliltion. This falls ~rt to hplt their prtlr and radio at- Syril broke from the unlo!1 in ne, udtrael,th t tA< pbroml. •• ..1. The 1\eW fat.& .. t)' WUJ eost NI· " ' tak '" l Set ra or 1 esum· openly dellrd t.h E' gt!tlt'rall~· anon, Syria and Jordan . . The ~f ~ h" Jl\09 t mIIIIi nt PI c_8 qt~ II n• ~.t·'t'le ano~~er. P em ber ~ 1161 · aenainst 8er~re:'!Sion from sra•• Lhe pro:dmete)y t;J,IIM.OOO (DM 14,.. calm tone ol the Culro confer- annowtced total coat atimate ana homes for a government ln IHere, the burden falls heavaot Middle East obsPrvers aen@:r· · qh h gf , ' "' · . nd . be b lit e 'I but e t a ma'or N11ser hlmYJf lnce the ot er as c '"" no artep....cce 1100 ,1100 1 a WI 11 u OP' til 8 enee b}' orgln,g military action of 1,250,000 pounds ($17 .5 mJI- "I e . r presen s . J I on s_ ally aaree the S,Yrian a•th amon tht- Arab states /IndUstrial slto in th! Reln'Ckello.. against Jsrat>l Ilion) !JUD'gests the initial l!ltaga concessiOn or Jordan' ~ K J n g lJ.A.R. runs what Is by far tht regime serious!~· we•kened by g · , d' . of . Be II " ____. 1 . • • . who has prevtousy ' I op- Mlddl e r..as ~ ·t' s bigges t propa· .tthe party•s ' . r n. npprUA,.. of the achen,e w1D draw off far Hussem ](h;s .of control m~r. The Sov1ets, on t;he other •toOr Jstnc 1 t of '• 1 29 Arltb rears of Pelns drawn leu t111n the 80 per cent of the posed the " entity" idea on gand:a network. Iraq list November. hAS little lumd, have made their support ,me~e y ·~~ square r~ b' lnto battle by Syria~~~ ~tilht· JoMan waters allocated to grflund.s that ''Jordan Is Pales- Previoua IIJret>ment.a of . this lchanee for survival and th;l no for the Ar::~bs dear . ThP Mos. an are e fne ~urcl 8 t • ~ ene:<! by lhe fact th.e Syrum-ls- Arab states under the contro- line. " ' !sort have beet"' broken In •uch lt:hange In U.A.H.·Syrl8n r"l;·· lcow Communbt p&rty IH'ga n ~i~l co:p:? ;~e~ P!J~mi:um : raeh border Lakes 1n Lake Ti- ven:iaJ 1955 JOOnst.on plan The Calro resolutions on U!e short order Ltlat the latest an- ~ tions is likely while the Baath IPnvda r e c f' n t y rnndemned berias - thE' ~lbllcal Sea -Betting up of a jolnt. miD~ Jordan River and Palestine: nouncement brOUght wry amile• .hold on Syria lasts! .he . re~ctionary Amerlcan, !ctm!lti1JCtlon. _ ·~ GaiUee-w~ere .th~ Israeli Jol"' 1tary headquarters hel!ded .by al!lide, the conft-ml~ waa moat to the face• of newsmen covt>r· The contest belwe;"<n Western British and French pres~·· for The rod and cable m}1l wJII dan proje< t begms. United Arab Republic Ch~f or remArkable for hav1ng brout:ht inJ" tht conference, But the tact and Soviet blw.:s for tnfluellee . laum·hing a 1•propaganda ca1n- be the first established In Qer.. t It Is here thai mO!It border Staff Lt. Gen. AU Ali Amer Arab leaders tOKBtber' despite that the king& and prelide·tti in the Middle EtJsl euuld take Ipaign in support of extremist many by . a fully integra~P!;J .,.. · Uty" to 1he more tcivll war. Nasser HulfoSem Syria. rel~ees "'""""iled remains "A 110· ~ !their ~utull mGm~n- at·l I 1 or l''t I 1~~~~~~::~~~~~-~O~·!Fe:b~.~2!6,~1~9~6;4·~1!8~w:h~lr~h==wo:u~ld~~::~~ln:•!1o~A:ra~b~~!di~ff:fr:•oc::••~·==~::::'~h•:•:•~a~g:rMd~!to~~~t~a:go~ln~ln~se:ri:~:•~•:•w:!tu:rn:s~a:s~lh:e~J:ur!d•:n~tl~s~~·l~c:ir~cl~es~.':'~~::::~u:m:in:u:m:p:r:oo~u:~~r.::~·~~... --- JAN$ IIIPU TRIM - IWIPI'I PREMIUM - U, I. COVIRNMINT INIPECTID ~: ROUND iW ~------ - Hormel Vienna Sausaga 5 Chifton Li~uid D~ler~ent -~ scon~ ES Facials VI .: t J As~td. Cc :or• t. 4 •·01. Cant 12·Cz. lllo. 400-Ct. ••Mel Hunt's APRICOTS Raat ••• for the best! H11l's To111to S11ce 10::: '1 Bill's Tomato Paste roo"'" Hu1t's Tomato Salce ......... Httl'a Tomatoes 7 !: '1 H1ll's To•ato Catsap &'::·'1 Tomato Salot· 5!'!'1 IW.e ....."'" ... l'iflllt .. UMit Qwlllilt• ear~~ Mlolcllaport Mo!J!~r~~~:Oc~a, .', ' 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. :~di!M.~~'Or:-1 IVANI TV MOVIE f -.. "THEHuOI....,._ EIFOROII" -·- 'Itt-. ..... , ... - WHTN a-, It Hulllia...., W, V• '' 100 EXT!:! A ...I 'll Gr• •,n ',·,u''l ' Whole - $l ...l F&Prutlett ,e6n 3 '1 ·stokely's Piue'-ple. dulce 3 '1 BiJ Top Peanut Butter u.o•. 48 38 Red Cross Macaroni .... lold 1&11 Sweet Pick~r n.o•. 39 lb. W/MII.. ..... If"" ..... ... ................. ....... ...................._... .,..._ •• I ¥ rat~~. Jtt All~ IY- S..;: :w•llet • • I .... ·-.. hQulll.. SO EXTRA J~ Gro~ l n GARMENT BAG ~torn;, ..._,.._..., ... ., .......,_ . . 0751 .... ...... . , . ....... ,ltto . . ·a:- ...... ,.. ROYAL SO EXTR J·.11 r,. · ~~'"'1~ lb. 66 u•.,,, 8oNe1 Coi'IC: Delaey Toild Li..y'sllrdn :~... VeceiiMto F&PEarly lard11 Sweet P111 •·••I'S P«g. BOOTH Swift's Premium ,r ..... e. ··-··v BOILING .... BEEF lb. .;.·l••'• '"'lly ....... 1 .. lf)l......... l••r•sny ....... •'""" .... .RI 2·111. Clift 'fLUFFO .... - .... ,'1 .... 5 '1 Cana Seed leu ' TAHE-!>-SEA- HEAT & EAT Lb. C!n . TA5TE·O·SIA- H!AT & EAT MllKSHAKE. BUTTERNUT, PAY ,• . Y katie- E\''J\.1\'S WHITE f> APPLES CABBAGE ... .. , 8I ..... '1 .. , I ... I - '1 I '1 1'::'...''1 81 DECANTER c..;r~2· Lt~--. ~ . . 49. '..·. ,- CRISP SOLID El Dtluu Holt a.no.. ' lb. ':llg lb. Sealtest ICE CREAM 89 4 to-o.. Pqa. STRAWBERRY ROY ALE Vt.C:zl. Ctn. katie EVANS RYE BREAD k•tlo EVANS - 16-01. Loaf 29 TIY IT TOASTIDI SALT RISING BREAD loall7 Sta-Fre1h BREAD lli.0..10 Pq, · '·Pq. >·0.·10 BOX 2 ~~~, fh• fle"*-cl •to.-.ge for llireH. H•avy .. 11.. c.ler kttom with cl•r· ....thru ovel c.ver. li1t Prl~ th, ~-11 ~ GOLDEN ILUMIIUM FOLDIII CUIR COR I '1··. \$~tll W.illo Thl• . 8 c.... '1' IOJ - • •• Coupon 6- ($5.,. Witloaut Co(pon~ .$15 IN EVANS TAPES Wlltlt Kll'lltl eou-• $297 With Thio I$3.97 Wrthoo•~ c.._, NO PURCHASE NECESSARY hU.• ttu. Ceu,..n Thrv 'lat., h~. 2t, 196.(! ' At Ye"r NeDNit IV.NS StJfltl MA.KIT. ' ., . ,... 6-0 • . hg. ROME BEAUTY •' '\.....--'"1 MRS . PAUL'S ' ".....or!,..... .... BOOTH TASTYlOIN BROCCOLI en. Pink Lp. I I I •• p a- COFFEl Pkgs. FRESH TENDER 101 M~~~tl••'sPie M•..., .o•. 49 BREnDED S~-nm.•~ 3 a.o•. s1 FISH STICKS FANCY PERCH r.~· ~~s Plkbs43 43 DEVILED CRABS 69 FR. FRIED HADDG~~{ FRENCH FRIED PERC:t c~~ 63 23 CANDY BARS Pkg . .. elf Wool • '!>OTH Troy Pack 6·CI. to ........ lllill'ANr If:" • Lean, Mild, Sugar Cured, l-Ib. • ~! 'I ··~~- '1 I'OLGU'I '1· SLICED BACON 14 IAVI13c! .......... U. S. GOVMNMINT INSPICUD Con• tllol .. Da••lt . . DE a Jar IWIFrS TOPPY - No.2~ 1 1 ' Sat., ,._ . , . 2-L~. SLICID HALVES 50 EXTilA llflld....... .... We reserve the ticht to Limit Qu111ntlties Jar Cling ~ c.. !fill ,..... .. .UPEit MAIIKETS Italian atyle Hunfs FRUIT COCKTAIL 1 4 !~ . , calffornl• •• Gr • " 'Jir 46·01. Cant Hunt's Tomato Juice 10 !0:. s1 Batt's Slewed Tomatoes 5 !: '1 Hunt's Spinach 5 .!~ s1 Hunt's To11ato Paste 4 ·.::· '1 Hull's Chili Sauce 4~~~i::~. '1 Hall's Tomatoes 3 ~:. '1 Hunt's Tomato Sauce . 3 !~. s1 Ne.IOO J·.o. Unpeeltd 3.1bs. or more ., 2l; Cant auP•• BEEF :;:s:~ '::~~a:;::~ ' ' . �. ,. • • • ',' ' I'JOd.• -'·~ - (And then ~bly r&n • hlllr ('llt!il h-f-1111n•r It t•••·•1111 a cop.) back to <he cave 1. an clays . . I From o girl In Louisville: i iovt lheir skit~n' t ~' . .. • · Fathead • • . I just boots and lh.,·• ,. , , 1:1' , h{~le'Vl·s,·on Revue·"Deor ~ - thouiht you 'd bile to know .. , _ , Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midllleport, 0, Feb. ' •p-1way they seem to know w ~ ·•.'s 1 you." The letter is l!lllgoed with the wav thev are. •• a false mon~ker and this ez- l<"'rom a r. ader In Blpomir · • _ olanation : "NGt my real name.l ton , Calit. : "1 would li~ll to !1:: ' f,1l.LYWOOD (VPI)-Though to ~ay homage to the Ne~ Y_orkl Mom wouldn't let ·me." YO!l makt a million bne':. •• .•.-oU.. .,.. back In Britain. policeman who apoke mstmc- From a young lady In River· one montb and llave as ~;~~~~~~~ I~••.llhJ all the way to the Uvely upon hearing that one of side, N.J .: "We love there (sic) l~atr., they have.'' ••;< of' Enlland their Amerl- the 114atles bad a sore throat. _ _:__ _ _ _ _ __:___;_:_ _ _~-----eonquoots continue to "How do they know he'1 got a I lihl!ee undying inve in !etten sore throat?" asked the officer. lin o1 ror.k 'n' rou v•mmar. And .. to the man from our ' 00011 of mall, !Ome trans- pen pals: has been the response From a reader in Greensburg, our modt!'stly critical re- Pa.: " Hope you get your hand <:t.rk~ concerning the appear. canght in the printing press.'' l · r.hte. I ·t.-.. of the Beatles on CBs.. ~'Ed SUUitan show. Actual1t' the remarks merely noted tifo obvious, that t.he four boys Iii the eroup have an act that cluid put one to sleep. but tbat " l'ke t lh ..,..,.thy 1seem 1 "'P1e.asatnh yot~ .5 ar more uumor an ue1r ~ Sa d' Calif . "It's n emar mo, .. hard enough for teen-agers to B ···~ 'Ill t have fun ... w1th everyone e- 1 . · 12.,., \ • Rf~;In•.:•aome- ..... It J,n'l dla~ U'l. ABNEI t&..Limprey li.Trltllnl L8. 'Five ot a onu;.Le!VII, wmani ~. claiJni"' some troohle and de' Ia~~ getting his checks otarle<l, "~~rl<er pointed out "One of til~. reiiBOilS lot . this is that eamtqgs are not always oorrecliy pooled to the perooo'o social security record .., , ·- trumpo: ptteh IO.Part of ''to ... ILZealoua why etton may appear In a person!J· IIDCI,ai security ~His ..inings . may nOt h a v e been by his employ· er, or iU!Oy ~ have been reported ,. withoUt his . account number or 'wliJI the WJoog·name or num~~tr. It is the responSI· billty 0! eacb worker. to make sure that be employ- cotton N.Lubrlcatef t7. Cill"MM. u opet """'rlod cut title lli••• hll k Vo1de4 ""'"tell- -~ri::~:n:::; lll. DisCharged 18. Follow, u deer track• 39. Boy'• name to. :Price ~VPTOQUOTI!l AXYDLBAAXB I LONQ:J'ZLLOW t One letter elmply IJtands for uotber. Ia. thia .ample A It WNd: for the three L'a, X for the two 0'1, ete. Bmgie JetteH, a.poatrophiPa, the length ud forma.tlon ot the- wordl are &11 b!nt& Et - ~ he oode IM:ten lV'e different. 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MeriiD Teell 1:00 Billy Graham 1:35 Lutheran Hour 2o00 Tbe Churcb At Work 2:U The Navy Swings 2:30 The Big Lie 3:00 The Quiet Hlllll· 3:35 Sunday Showcase 5:011 Baptist Layman', Hour 5:35 World In Review &:00 Sign Off a~ tell<le<i'ai .'irortabop on Evauiet- WMPO Radio MONIJA.Y THRU FRIDAY 6-00 Sign on News 6·,15 Sacred Heart 48 persons 1Y RAIIIURH YANIU .... :-;tlu_ t\ ·NEW·, ~ ~' a'~HA Phillips Sisters Style Court St., l'omeroy ONE PRIG NONE PRICED HIGHER Refrelhmentl were served the &Uesb! and Gary cess of the . party, ---------- 'Ch ' .estnut Ridge SOCiety • N . otes ·~.!~~n~t:~ ,.,."Lsi; C8JEC.TS I'll oay omokin& it harmful! Tho laat time 1 tried It I couldn't oit down for three days!" -· KSAJICT' ' \ . , ttending·Hea $! ..... op , JAHJ' Yesterday'• CYfPtoqltote! THE POOR HAN IS HAPPY: IQ BXPECTS NO CHANGE FOR THE WORST. -DltMI:'l'BlU» 0 1M .Kiua' Foawr. ~ 11M. tl ""' ... Mlol., too. 'I.M. __....., N.ooml Reocl . Glalbo ~~~-. are ' Sirloin STEA tR~~D lb. 8 9c PORTERHOU SESTEAI<Jb. 9 9C beeR reported omespeclally Important Pizzi waa aervod and a very joba frequently. pleasant evtntng ns enjoyed check his own ae- by all. In 1 free poll John Mulholalld and w I !e, by the new WllketvlUe, called on Howard office at 331 'Knapp and wife Sunday after• Slrlet, Marietta. noon. - Heft's how to work U: Ia ' ~ · • Etu Slaven Sean Mullen Roger Swar.; Mary Lou T~aford Jim Job...;, Paula Theil ' Jim Morgan,' Terry John...;, Stellell lllnd'} and KBthy McElhinny, r.~~~::~~~=1 beverage~ .' . . Al••• --· -"'.tile..,. ~lc ··~~r.ril.:~ J """")lo~ •·w ...... KeMetll Vanco ·a&e 2, Mil')' FAMOUS 11SUPER- RIGHT" QUALITY AT FABULOUS LOW PRICES! · _BY ALTACONE his account occa- Those attending a Valonllne make sure all of his party at the home of Brenda n. Tidy t2. Malt r l!tocll:too · ,..,,.,,_: BarkF, cited several reasons many nice gifts. Mrs. Stobart and Gary thank aU those who attended and aided In tbe sue- · Woven •tript. ol SS. Motlelu. ' .,.nod ::~·A=·F~~ri:. that well Kenny Harris Johil Hood almp~1and ~ persoo filina L4.At a ..... ' ,. , =r lt. Grimace .of ploasuro ~ ( ~;_ !_M.,.!"~ -~ ~~.~~~~AI'•' Blll ~=k 0:..~ :'.:. =.u,~A~Donna ll s;:..., :Llhollc,aa 10. 'l'o ,;..~.:'.:"a~~ Harold Holter - . "' W • .... Evelyn WeD llld Marla and Mro. Joe Bt.en• ..-.. ..... were INdort ... tile top. "'7 00 Fob. fl. Duel ..... paid W. Va, •. \! .. 1e Rooouretol o1 ~lp CountY, and perulieo lor . Mr. and Mn. ~ ' ~ 'llbon the Jlemlocll: Grove IIDme collected. Other1 •"nMI DAILY CROSSWORD IS. G(ll Of StobGrf . SOciety ·Notes Is C~e rated •,... _,.. ~- Dorilo 11111 llld £other wqo<~ - . appotnt.... 1<1 thor Doat- 1l>e lflaltll w.tllll at D ......~ ""· B....U. M11011, w. Mr. and Mrs. Chatlfe J1ena. IIIII, Prmdmi Clara• Paul$tll 17, ~•Y . .,von •rn-'>' · """"• . J.. ~ ol the Social Se- :•• StoWrt at· ber hOme m . were •llllinl Mr. and Mn. loy were Ylollinl Mr. •and ' Mrs. the meelinl. . CUIS!Y'Mllillllstration II b1 pay d!ei>Orl. . Jot BIMell. Lloyd Mol'<rok, 114lleYIIIe, W. A brodwre wa• given eaoll the rtptt amount to the rl!lllt Atundm& wero Key Dianna Maaaar opent a few Va. ' member oo the statilllco ol peraon at tbe rtcJII tlme " Thla Bradbury • Linda Boyer' with Mr. and Mn. Oo<ar !llr. and Mn. llaymolld Melp Co., and a lost wu alv· sa~l!lll wu made by WU· Davit, KendaB . Frank, Chesler, were ·villtlnl en"' aee how mnch each lmew llam P. Barker, dl!trlet IliaD- Grueoer, 110M MarJe Hobart Newell, ateotor Mr. and Mrs. FiN t.oiklu. about her own county. ager ior social Sf('UI'jty in Mlr· ~Hump• ~· Mn. Donna Hauber, . Port- Helen Swart& was oleeled u lelta.'•lle added tllllt In most '"' . ya, trom mUIIIpl, land, was vlllllnl llrs. Vera ca&el It's simply a matter of SUJan Oblinger, Stephanle and Duane Aneu can- Weber. II ill at the homa of Mr. and caUJna a1 the 800tal len, Stev;:;::~n,~orgeBSauer, od on Mr. and Mrs. 'Jameo Sui- Mr. and Mra. Dooar BabcOek Mrs. Charles Massar. ' oUice, applying I o' ~ Cbr;:'U:a.;! Ues at the1r , reCently. were vlllting U1ah Swan who - By Ville! Smlth :: 0 e bene b! and then waltlnl a • few ~ks lor payments to be- ley, John Blake, Sammy Clat' • From four signers In Esta- ll.r.a.> cada, Ore.: ••If we were the to, A..., Beatles and read your article we 'd bash your face ln." tl.-11111. OJ1olaal From two younG ladies in aJW~ . d 1""' enc~s. grading our idols, and us. You ~ The chief value of the letters should be happy that we are ' ' · th~ir revt'lation that English home lis!P.ning to their records tfa<'hers would do well to bear and seeing them on TV instead *wn ·on the spelling of "criti- l of our throwing eggs at your' dzt:" and "disgusted." which dirty old windows." tgrned up frPqutntly as "cri- 1 From a young lady in Philat~U" 'and "dlscusted." But be- delphia : " If you stop any girl fOre getting on to some ~Rmples on the street from Philad~>lphia , cif written loyalty, I would like she'll ttll you the Bent.Jes are ..,~l I ......... ........ ..... J6fh B"rthd I Of :SOCIAL SECURITY prollmate!y 50,000 kkls hate I going on- be ina in tbere or.·,'" ' . ·i:A)np -, Bottom ollllfnl Mr. IIIII!. 11 ·~· County'tiRetouree Zorn Piol'ce. ·~ I• • • • 1 c•-·U T .... Mn. David Smltll llld Mr1- ... re •..., • op.., ' - . TENDER-LEAN lb. 99c Beef Roast Corn Beef Brisket - lb. 69c Beef &Gravy SMOKED PICNICS SUPER-RIGHT SHORT SHANK lb. SLICED-33c 29c SUPER·RlGHT BRAND AMERlCAN-PlMENTO..,SWlSS •. er, co~ !i".m_b\8~ ... tbe variOllf ~- of-- fli'Mgeilom In Mel!tiilllitt GlioJ.dieo· of ·'tlie countyl ·A lfOUP dilcu.sioD .on tbe topic followed the Pl'OIP'•tn. On 'Jiuesday, Fe~. 25, Mrs. Domm ~ ·beld a county wide W~r man~s ~ety In Cbrlstian S... vice '...llll011 pfot!ram at the Ruttaiil'liethod!ot Cburch from 1:30 ... 'l'hlrteeu county repreoanted. Luscas, WSCS the RuUand Cburclt qt. welcomed the lll'OUPI ~:= ·.Mro. D o m m l - - - - - - - - - ili the work and Larry Glesencamp and WOIIU!Il'a 1llvl- ty Dolly were married I'ICIIIII. wu held In ly at the Golpel Mission ohureh SULTANA BRAND ~ : : : rooms lolloW" Bald Knoba. lb. 111 with refreab. · Sylvia Allen, S. W. Durst, l•r Cho heal P<lrtland, Mr. and Mrs. B Ill ·· Barton, Letart: J. W. Lawaoo, _ _.......,..;... !llr•.llllll !llrs. Dell Tallloll; Glen.ANN PAGE-PURl k:.- • . na Han1ertc and Frank· Martin, P"'tor ,_ 7'alclng Partmsburg, wera .-nt &Uesle T~•ee Charge o1 Eber Carpenter and family. . . .. , , . . Taddy Dural 1pent the weell:· The ~ 'Plrtd L -~ end with ber paranll, Mr. and "NN PAGE-BLENDED ner, wl\11- ~ ria ~- Mro. Rudy Dural. 2 linn as~ ol the~ ·Weoloy Cozart visited Dell Church .:of; ~ ·bu w:oepted 1111!1 Olive Talbolt r....,tiy. a caD to:•. ~lo ·butalde of Gene Wolfe is trying -·1<1 reOhio. He -llli i •lltlePiad a. call vlve_. the Sliversvllle church. So ANN PAOli-PINeAPPLE, APIUC(IT or as mlnlstet .of tbtrCO.tral a.rJ,t. let'ls oil come oot oo Thursday llan Chufl'h.lll l""~'bor9, ev~ 1111d attend pi'aym Jooeelloro II' ~ t:OiiDij .• ·~na. ' Sa far Gene bat been able of Waa11J118io!ii ' Coiintt Iii Toil- to get quite a number to attond. SULTANA PllUIRVIS nessee. Rev,: QllrdDer 1110 .be-< J •• w. · ·Lawson and gin hj.l' .PI'I"'l'IDI :!lulln, · 111 ljNwnt INtalled natural gas bla ..W lool!f;lon s...~ He wi1J 1helr bomes laB! week. "'Udlllle- ll coatlnuo ..,__ ~ay _.,_ - Mr. and ·Mrs. Jameo., • Smokles porH:tmrdl tbnlugb CAULIPLOWI!Il-BROCCOLI SPEARSFOilJ:IHOOK LIMAS Sliced Cheese ·--..;..,.; ··_, ,Q~•!S5c Stiversville SOCiety . Notes :renn. are - 99c lb. FREEZER QUEEN SUI'ER RIGHT QUALITY BRISKI!n II LENTEN FISH VALUES Whiting _Fillets~:-~::~ Fish Sticks ~::,:·_h•__ Peeled Shrimp ~=...:.1 !':''1-!! 7 1 Shrimp ~:.~·:;::·· : : S9c Shrimp ~~:.~·:~.~=·n !:·tp• Rainbow Trout::-__ ,::39c CUT-UP CHICKEN Legs and Thighs_ •• Breasts ~;:;; _____ •. sse •. 69c, Livers SIRLOIN TIP Cube Steak :: Ucothe, spent the weekend with his parents, Jarrol Bobo a. d wile. Forest White, spent 8aturday 1111d SUnday at his farm home here. Mrs. Harold Dixon has retutned home from Universlly Hospital where be was undergoing tests. . Gary Huston lllld wtfe, 01011oothe, were at the Tom Fitz. patrick home SUnday. Mrs. Everett Holcomb children spent Sunday evening with the Pettit family. Vane~ Wilbur made a trip Tipp Ctty recenUy. .-_.::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;._ _, Ail retailo In this ad effectlv.t tbru Sat. Feb. 29 in Middleport-Pomero)' SSe SMALL SAUSAGES-- lb. ""''"'' SULTANA BRAND CARNIVAL JANE PARKER SALAD ·DRESSING ROUNDIES POTATO BREAD ,., J9c Buffer 2 7Sc 2:: S9c Grape Jam ~49c Syrup Peach Presenes - 2~~ 59c 2::; -69c SlrawJJerry ..... 3 59c .SpagheHI ·_-~til MACARONI er . lit. plqt. 100 FREE . PLAID STAMPS· . L CRISPIER CRACKERS 12-oz. pkg. S l~c 16«, lo1vet 89c FAMO BRAND, Old Styla or Buttermilk JANII PARKER-ICED CAKE :.t:" 10C .. 29c Pancake Mix Spanbh Bar . 39c Sardines 'on Apple Pie r::-19c 49 C Potato 3~~19c Kidney Beans 2'!!· 63c Jell-0 ~= 2..t: 37c Pork and Beans '!.-: 29c Chocolate Bars· - 10 39c Vegetables ::."- 3~~ .59c Val Decker Lard -~ 4~' ,6StNCh JANE PARKER COnAGI! ROAD BRAND ...h JANE PARKER JUVENILE BRAND 1-lb. box In Must"d- ANN PAGE GELATIN DESSERT 2 •.- SULTANA-WITH TOMATO SAUCE NESTLES MILK bars MAINE U. S. NO. 1 SIZE A - ' WITH PURbtAsE OF YOWME .NO, 3 NOW ON.SALE $1,l9 ... • CALIFORNIA LARGE JUICY NAVEL ORANGES -----------~-L~· - ~ .--~-.:... , ~HII COUPO~ WOI.Tit.-1 I 50 FREE Pillet Stlm,Pt . I With Tho ... 1 ,.,.~ of' More Valid lbru ,.,. 29 in ' · $5.00 or lilclu1'ii of·ltemi exeoit!ll 117,...., ' 'AA~J!lb.. t;Jflll ' .,..-, _ , _, ,~• · -• ' ' " • <" ,. •u•-' '• ., " • • • ,. .. - • ••- _,. · •• '• • • •• •• _.,." .,. .• , ,. .,.,. • •• ,,.. • • • r• • ·• .-· ·• •• '• •• ' " .. - ·•" ' " r- - ' ,. ,. · ... , ' f. I ~ ., ''l �• t ' 8111111Mrl, Pomtn>y-MiddlepOrt, ~ Feb. 28, ltef • rouodffl Doy is Observed by '*• Chester Parent-Teacher Group ....,..., n.y •• ..,_..eel boob biVe arrived 111111 M . I About om Y People In Pomeroy ..._ 111o atoster PTA mes 11 1>eeo l!liitad m~ plaotl! 11101 Gracie School Monday, Feb- uot In lhe scbool llhrory . ~ ~~ W~, . .,__ ., ..,...... •~ mee~.g lly io!dina tbe ilfCUP bJ a · JIMIJ!bllfW parent • Jeaeber . ~. A communication wu I,'Hd lll!IOUliClng a Melga Coon9- .lleallb Resoorces meeUn1 to lje _beld In Middleport ThUJ'9da.Y , Feb. 27. Mrl. Gary DID and Mra. Wyatt ClladweU were nam· ed .. delegates. --The report of the Meigs Coonl1 Council PTA meeUng waa ~ ::.,tliO~~-~.~ ~ •- · w~ •-~ ~ m f7S to parchue boob. The unit voted to contribute $25 to the Cooney Councll Sclx> lanhip Fund. Mrs. Brown's 6th grede w., ~war<~; ed the attendance for navmg 1o parents present. Mrs. Karl Kautz, Day cloatrman, . announced ?rognm which included a solo, " My Task~ " by Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Fn!cl ed ho baum re~ . me alter a VIS!! m Indianapolis, Ind. with !heir 5011 and daugnter-inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rosenbaum and lamil Jack baum underwentY;urgery Thursday and Is nicely. Mrs . E. J . Hill returned nome Saturday after a visit with rela· tives in Columbus Miss Mary HiU ~nd ne>hews, ·~:".!':.!'~ c:ie~r::~th; ~~~:Y ~~edthe Hor:~ :i~\':~~~~;~~ :::rr;~k =~~ld~. a~: ~,;:~~"!:~~ wi~h;;;rrents, Mr . and Mrs. \ 1 FIUI4!ml Serlli.eft • ..1. QOPil<!eCI that several bozes 1 of presidents and presented sages to Mrs. Karl Kautz, Donald Mora . and Mrs. Wood . Mr. and Mrs. C. J . Struble Teachers present were the week end in Columbus given corsages. These includ- with his sister and brother-ined Mrs. Weese, Mrs. Strasbaugh , Mr. and Mrs. Claude JewEighty Cub Scouls, their fam· Mrs. Baum, Mrs. Tripp, Mn. Enroute home, they visited Dies lDd guests attended the Brown, Mrs. Roush and her parents , Mr. and Mrs. IIUlllll Blue and Gold Banquet Smith. Des, Sr., o1 Logan. o1 Cub Scouls of Pack 2~. Sal· A brief Founders' Day skit Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Marshall urday evening al the Salisbury " What PTA Means lo Father .: of Louisville, Ky. were week ~1. Franklin Rizer Jr., ask- wa! presented by Paul McDa~- end guests ~f her mother, Mrs. ed grace preceding the 6:30 pot- lei, Roy Holwr, Earl Dean, !. John F. Bally and family. luck. dinner. 0 . McCoy, Paul Baer, Re i d Mrs. Ola~ Genheimer of Col~ Yoong, cubmaster and Young and Robert Wood. A u~.bus .arrJVed Saturday for a masil!r cl ceremonies, introduc-- lng by Mrs. Kautz concluded VIsit With ~er mother,. Mr~. ed Mrs Jamea Will president the program. John F. Bally and relat1ves 1n ol .l bl SaJisbnry PTA sponsors Refreshments were Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. <II l!!t Pack, wbo ~nded coo- by Mrs. Rex Bailey, Mrs. Char- William Knight of Pt. Pleaspalliations and continued sue· le~ WildermUth , Mrs. ant, W. Va., formerly of Pom· behaH of the PTA. NeweU and assisted by Mrs. eroy underwent an emergency E4 · B-..4-~•~ h d Esther Wright Contributing appendectomy Monday at Pleas'lble.~d . ... ut:Jll , ofteacS ellr ban tes:ses were Woodrow ant Valley Hospital. I "" treCtor a s ury M Ru W t . .led M JCheol, spoke briefly on the ra, Mrs. Pete Elberfeld , Mrs. rs. ss a ~on vtsi . ~thletlc afte h'ch Horace Karr and Mrs p a u day afternoon wtth relatives m a t~"!~m,Charlr !'!..,' Baer · Pt. Pleasant, W. Va . the ..... ;;o~er, es vnan· . eey, Pomeroy High School root- The hospltaUty committ<e ball coach, spoke 011 "Physical M.arch ts as follows : Mrs. Fllness." FoUowing Mr. Chan- FICk, Mrs. Charles Flclt, eey'o address a g~t was pre- Henry Bahr, Mrs. VIctor Bah&c, [ Anted to 111m' from lhe Pack. Mrs. Roy Gillian, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. I. 0 . McCoy, '!be meeting concluded with Norman McCain , Mrs. A report 1111 the purchase ol the presenlation of awards. CUb Mrs. Willard Taylor, Mrs. formals was discussed Scouts receiving awards were, Dean and Mrs. J . M. Gaul. the Staff and Officers J!1ddie Young and Charles Clark A basketbaU game Club of Meigs Temple, •'Yihian ~h a silver arrow point; Bob- the PTA fathers and sons Sisters met Monday evening by Blickston, a gold ond a sil- eluded the evening. at lhe home of Mrs. Cash Bahr. .ver arrow point; George SkinShe was assisted by her mothner, • three year pin; Carl Ofer, Mrs. George Childs. lUll, one year pin; Ricky Gaul rS. m1 S Mrs. Karl Owens, president, ind Gene Davis, each one .gold presided when the hostess list and three silver &JTOW pomts; · was made for the QPn Pullins., hear badge and of the year. Mrs. William one &old and one sliver arrow One of Middleport' Lowe read an article entitled, 1 point; Wilbur Leilheit. Jimmy izens, Mrs. J. H. 8 sen or " My Past Has Caugnt Morris and Wayne Pullins, each Smith, of Grant-s~ Me" written by a a wolf badge and one gold and her 9Sth birthday Monday Jl'eb. B. PhllUps for a church one sliver arrow pomt, and 24th. ReJatives and friends vis- tin jn California which M r 1. Gre1 Eblin, a beat badge. iting her Sunday and Monday Lowe had attended while there. presented her with gHts. Mrs. Ben Neutzling Miss Hazel Van Cooney servof lhe fonnals but Potluck ed 1 birthday dinner Sunday to decision waa made. Ithese guests, Miss Maude Tay- staff members are asked to Pinner to be Held Ilor (Rister of Mrs. Smith), Mrs. lend the regular meeting of Plans were made for a plan- ~ La L Sand M'ddl rt· Meogs Temple Pytbiaann~.:/:!:11 ned potluck dinner at 6:30 p.m. ura · u ers, 1 epo ' Match 3 when final se at:lhe next meeting on Monday . Mrs. Mary Pullins, Georgia; 'II be ade """ ' 1 and the honored guest WI m • ldarcb 23, when the Jane How- A 11 . · 1 f th A ronnd robin card was sen:t II elJ· Tent No 95 Daughb!rs of ower arrangemen or e M c w n · · table was presented by Mrs. to ra. · . A man, who Unloo Veterans, met Monday Ch 1 M N h al unable to atb!nd beca!IS4oll ~ng at the DAV hall. ~ar esed here abmirlhee,daw 0Mondaso of illness. FoUowmg · the ., , O!Rierv y, y . . Elizabeth CompbeU, president and Mrs. Charles (Sia) Wise, mess meeting games we r ClpOlled the meeting in ritual- Waverly. The decorated birthand prizes awarded lslle form. EUa Miller was re- day cake was baked and Mrs. Alfred Biggs, Mrs. Karl pOrted home !rom hospital and senled by Mrs. Ed Smith Owens, Mrs. Phil Elizabeth Darst quite ill in Pomeroy. Cake, Ice. cream and Mrs. Chester ~Ide. Mra. Mflp Memorial Hospital. Jen- nuteup favors were served Bohr and Mrs. Childs served nil! Howell, Zana Bnxter, and visitors during the afternoon. a d.,sert course at the close Clira Zler remain m and Gold· Calling lhrnugnout the the evenmg. Mrs. Ch~•ter Jj -Eberfeld, improving. Sev· were Mr. and Mrs. Otto . and Mrs. Paul Zirkle j eral communications were read. man, Jackson; Mr. and Will be ho~es .ror March .. 'nte traveling prize donated by Ed Smith, Pollieroy; Mrs. The Seruor High BnpiiSI Lena Hamm was awarded to ry Pullins, G....gia: Mr. You!" Fellowsblp members Campbell. Mrs. Everett Davis Miss Racme were guests atam.ll ;;.;oi.;,i;ii;.,;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;iiii;;;;;;;-;1 Onlllnger ' "Hearts and r . Mr. and Mrs. Pearl gl11e0 b th Flowers" Se . Highn. Van Cooney, Dianne and Mike, Y e ~ . . A Mrs. Charles McNamee, Mrs. lowahlp of lbe Middleport First C. H. Wise, Miss Maude Church Monday PDMIROY. OHIO lor, Mrs. Laura L. Saunders, ingM. Donald Mrs James Murr L D rs. Boone, advisor, TONIGHT & THURSDAY · · U ay' · · was assJsted by Mra. Milton FH. 26-27 !Inger, a o1 Middleport. Hood in planning the NOT OPEN Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Co;>e, Larry Glad U -realdelli, w•l-11 lando, Fla., son and daughterwe ' V· • . FftL thro WEDNESDAY in-law of Mrs. Smith called corned the guesls and g a v e Feb. · Much' 4 :::l~:· grace at table. Wolt21 Dl WIShes. She was Attending f Rae' snev- • with a card show· rom me '!'ere ·•swORD IN THE STONE" er from her friends and rela- Mrs. ~belyn Young, adviSOr (Teebnicotor) lives and S/ID'fey Baker, All-Ctrtoon Feature! Meet: · Cole, Carol Wilcoxin, Nancy 'Wart. • Jooy de•tined to beHOLDING DEVOTIONS Yoot, Allee ~lelend, Gary Wll...,..., Eniland's King Arthur! ford and Roger Shiflet. · .Merlin the &logician! FUN! The women of Heath MethoIncluded In the host churcb ~~§; soRC-Y! = dist Church In Middleport are group were Paul Hanes, David holding morning devotions and C•rtoont a prayer session each Tuesday and Jack Sigman, Marilyn morning from 9:to 10 a. m. Stumbo. StepRunie Pullen, Bud7 ii:iii:Sc!~a~n~d~40<;::;;.;::;;~:;::_:~::~~,:::::;..=,! dy Moore, Steven Larry Hindy. GladweU, Pat during the Lenten ""'""'· Edwards, Games wore played durJna the social hour. The dining rooma were det'Orated In the "heart a n d flower'' theme with a 1a r g e heart centerb!g lbe table. All Just Around The arrangement of pink roses also was used on lhe table to carrY Come In To out the theme. enri•tt•t's Beauty Sandw~. cookies a nd punch were ser•ed by mothers of lbe group Including Mrs. I Kalad Hlndy, Mra. Sigman, Mrs. Delbert ·Becker and Mrs. Charles Edwards. · :Pack 246 Cub Scouts Hold Annual Banquet \1 ! 'v . ' MrM.~. wm~a~n riolllo ,.,.n:llll<lren ol Kaloma- J :,; ~- ~~hen wttb ~- Fnod I. Gordner o1 the Chutcb of Christ. olfwt.- VIII "'""ar Reynolda u-anin~· Burial WRJ bJ Gravel Hill ....., ' ·-• In ~-·•town W. Va. visited With hll ....,..we. ' PaUbearers ... re Craig Rey· parenb, Mr. and Mra. Edl!at nolda, Gardner Reynolds, Ed· Reynolds, dur1llf lbe -end. gar Reynohll, William T. Aull> He e«me for hia d1ugbter, erson, MerriU Brlus and Fnod Russell. Out-<>1-town relaUves Mich.; Mrs. Thqmao West attending were Mr. and Mrs. arid Mrs. Anna Ross, Akron; Wllliam R. Reynolds, Ritcbie, Mr. and Mrs. Gardner Rey· Patricia, Kenneth, and Michael, nolds, Lebanon Crlllg Reynolds, Kalamazoo, Mich.; -Mr. a nd l an~ Mr. and Mn. lknry Hut.Mrs. Shelby King, t.ansing, IseD, FaUo. Miss Jerri Frick of th•M;ee:,~~d ::!~h p~~ ~~~e About Middleport 1 0 Rto• lln...o>ou Jl'uneral - And -~ rouno l:' !.cRe=da~ ~~ were held Salurd,ty at b s.: ~ A H , .. .,_____,_, ~ "::.k:b.-3 wn- Gym~~, ...... t,.. " - u. ol her ...............11. Ill cal1od • 1uoera1 bome o- CU..Ie Tople w be and •.u eo TeacA' ~tedw= Mrs. Bonia~ lltoae ... be.held tho,_ .beflltWnl at I L ~ ~I, at ":I}~' .,.!·! r. n..fl? b: ~ :l'ltrf 1 • .. 267 VOL XV ELBERFELDS ••• Visit the Furniture Department on the Second Floor SEE THE. LA RG E N EW S ELEC TI 0 N OF • Chest and Upright Freezers • $ingle Door Refrlg.er1ton defrost and Frost-Free e Gas and Electric R1nges 30" 1nd ~" Washers •Gas 1nd Electric Clothes Dryerl .,.\ ·Pidrfned ' • 16.7 cu. ft. refrl~tor with 137Jb. "Zero-degree' freezer. o IceMagic automatic lee maker replaceo every cube YDil 1110. • Refriaerotor and tre.er nov• need defrosting, • "Thin·wall" deaian (nereuea otoroae apace. s.. it 'T•'- -•I o ucluaive 1be March meellitc of the Middleport Garden Club . bas WY2-2557 been CIDc:elled W!lb tho next p_,., 0. . meetl!tl JICitedUied fOil AprU ' ~~-------.:.----'-:.....-,.._..;-J io llle ....... bo1tb. ,, . .. ,. I . '·' ' •• ~' c ·* .' I . ': agitator clolhel clt1•n ct.-r through wilh a S.. The Many Othor Modola On Dlaplay. Aloo Avaflablo In Color on Special Ordor. "m~lion" -..181' wrren\1. • Unt collector. o Shuls ilsolf Qff whll4· washing's llono. · Model BLT-17MM • Washes up lo 12 lbs. of heavy fabrics. AUTO-HOLD' CONTROL! ~ wilb low beat 'til you'A! ready Ill serve! ~RCA .· ". ' 3 Other Moclolo On ... Dlajolay-lncludl.. ' ....._, .ATwo~...- Cooks meals auiDmatically, · thea teeps 'em piping hot W~ther UN ol ......... @ .. _, ICA lrr WIWIJteoi 'COI:O,OI-., ICA~-wl!~w!' -faci- . ... .., .. . . . COif .O;ii ., ....... . f WHIRLPOOL -GOLD STAR 36' GAS. RANGE , • •Bur-~-a-Bnom•• •akM . • Bia, 20-laell Balaacad-Hm -with Lo-Temp .......... oRemovatila ova• door wltlo ,..., pot 8Dd ·,.... automi.tlc. wfD!Jow, Were . o"Sniotril ---~ llooll& . •Hlltit ...... _,.,..-t, •'I'M plaile, ·.hn .• cltl" Aloo On Dlaplay Are 30 Inch Model~ Dtl~~n ..... Standard Jo". ISI8!1CI strucl< 1 river bonk Mill! airport; •A.O;A,- '. DISCHARGES - Mrs. and ..... Ash; Ernest . Amanda AU- Furniture, Floor Coverings and Appliances Dries ,~lJ Ji~brios' ~ HenrieHa'sBeauty Shop '. • . . •·. li'IURSDAY, FEeRU.AAY 2/', ' 1964,..·-~~~"':!"!'!i :;. ' ~/ I '. ase Shakeup of Ohio Districti,' Will be Major 1965/ss~:. II . MEETING CANCELLED . " • •-~.. MEIGS TH. E TRE ~ • 1• • .._.- ' I • Double Door Refrigerators, automatic •Wringer Wo~~hers eAutom•tlc gives you all these wanted conveniences! M 5 'th' 95th Birthday Is Celebrated \ 1 ~ ,. . . ·r ~ RCA · WH~IRLPOOL APP.LIANCES Final Decision On New Formals Due in March ! . r · \. ' • Ill . ,. I OH~ Mrs. l ;· fJ ... ~ .:e.-._ •'.• . . "1'... ····:. ~ .. ,.,_f. ..... e \ ##~ repruentauve, iu. il1her'a fu.;.ral. e .\ Fl'idaY of lhla ...... " ooiJducl I churcl! IOboql cllnlcl H.&VJ: NBW DAtiGIITZil Mrs. Lee Smith 1 member .~ ~"!~ .Je,, ;~~~-~ Tucb ·Mr. and Mrs. Olenlt Cundll ' •m "''~ """'"' ol Syracule ""' ol lhe Eleanor Circle of Keoolb -- -~•- ~.. "" held ~bb1h "' I da"""'-, "·' Methodlsl Chlllcl> WSCS at.- "'" "~~.... ww "" "'" "' ..,._ .,..... tended 1 county-wide • 1:10 td S:15 p. m. eadi ,lo, weiiJ!Ing 7 ponndl a vlsltaUoo 'held Tuesday. altel'IIOOil Qll Wodneoday, ..., F"'"'ary 12 II HoJ. Holpltal. GrondPolenll Mr. and Mrs. Cjlester Erwin the bas been tlslllna lor lh Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cunwere In Belpre over lh• weet· past two weeks with her"':: ~ ~~. Sr., Jocaf, and Mr. ail• end .. guests of their 9011 and er and slllter·ln-law, Mr. Eve~l Roush, Reelhe. family, Mr. and Mn. Micbael Reese West and her Gtoa~~Andmotber ~ . r.t,r a. Erwin aod 9011, Scott. Maud Acltley. They CUnilllf. The CundH!o have Mra. Henry Hennesy has her to her home daughter and aon, V» turned from Zanesville Sunday. and GreJ. for • · so gentJJ··· sil~o .soft to JOUr ·touch! . ·. ..... rour · ~ Avall•ble -. ltt\Ce, E I II ., f • ·Ids hev• their ..wn _, CJis ,.ym.Mit plan. ,. . ·- . ' ' ' ' ' E·,La.:E·lllS/~:o s. ' •..•. ~ ~··. . '·•' '. ~·· .• ~ ........... 't" ,.. &i.. ' -~ , - ..:. ....... ,. ~- '<i• ' . ·,, ' ·:~' ~ '·.:.,~f.<".:Pt --~ .,. .' -~- .• (' ·J· In AWe~ ·, Jj• ,\ .. .' ,}. .: . •. J .•. .. ~. ·,' /. ' ~. DeiiYtnd To Yow Ho• .·-:. and · Put In PlaCe For You At. 'No.Exfrt Costl .. 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