http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9f58e938db16392323730d018a96c181.pdf c5a574ed79160405779b011949c95f6f PDF Text Text • 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 .. ' i ,: ';· 'I '""ifil 'lJ �. ' .-' ~~ • ·parap~ttP'ICS 1 Benef"lt From Cl" · b OSU D.oetor Y _"l~OI~tTMJi:US(UPl)yi\.1'\."~UUlt:' -' ...,.. ' , ·,;,1- ~ . ~ "'~ ._,. il' • •~.._, ftj •. ' / ·. Southwestern-Eliminated 79-55 By • .· ,,. .. ••~" Eugenia Jones -~ ·t~ ty. Sho'a a (rom ""' • . other state, ,yoo're frOI)' 1 was in a drugstore the oth- . . . . well, IIMI)II.Cill' er day wbOJI a kid ol. """nd that. . ,,;.. t"___ . 13 !If II walke!l up and uked. I'd auswt ~!10 ,!JIIrll IIlia colto buy , a pacl: ol clgare\tll. umn befOta ·Y\'!11' h)'llltl11n~ · ~ 'clerk said, "No, you're 'hfltbllld ,!A - _.unleu Y.Oil too young." SO the ldd walked like a llOIXI, roo•lnC .I!Pt, And right over to the clpre\te I suspect you do, -- , "'"i . maehlne, put bJJ money in and Honest, ~·· Cer:ty,.· .Jl; r ·~" walked out with the peck In his IIIII 'lJ, cion I Y"';'.~..;.I!CO IUR pocket, nit c~rt was "busJ" a Utile lata for H. IIIOiher customer. Dear Helen: . · . , , ,;> . I haVe been coiJect(ng.!'!''!!JOIThey don't oeU beer « Uq- Jed stamps and ba~ ~ !jlat In vendln~ maehlnel. Wby •he mlaaionarfes ~ ~ , . ,!0 Itll<!•n. U it's against lbo taW to get food and cloiiii!!C foo:. ~le cl&arettes to i atinOr, are in other C<)Utltrleil,;·Cpuld , '1011 allDIVed """re lbey can pleuo tell me 1101111 pll.. ·• to them . wlthPIIt.: beln& eheck· eend the eanceUed .ft8!111". . I· ed? - ~.T.S. take oft enve!Qpea? - :ANNA J: lEE Thai.l's • iood Q~l\8~11011. T h • Dear Anna Let (lllld • ether~· ~~=sl.wiU no doubt be forti> who want te help): : '· . soon from lbo Surseoa vO. ·may I8Jid .Jtiul ~· , - H. led stam- to Mra. W. c. W.U. •· ....,.,.,t . ,. ver news Oblo IUvtr '1 /Jelen 1/tdfJ...lls! the relidenta of the and oaw stranle.thlngs mow, scme as large as two o;O.iore odd-balls bad uever been seen ~ years old. I Lawrenc• Wednesday to con· • PLAN SALES I the SOth anal~oraacy of tile White House Corre1pondento Association. LaWti!IICO, 1 nationally syndicited b>lumnllt and editor and )!!lblisher of U.S. News & World iteiiort migazlne. Is the last down 13, 5:45a.m.: S.M. Jenk• up 15, 2:10 p.m.; Lungs Point Evangeline Chapter, O.E.S., up 14, 5:50 p.m.; Valley Voy- will hold a rummage sale on ager up 11. 11:50 p.m.: Marilyn Friday and Saturday, March 13 M. up 14, 1:30 a.m.; Pamela D. and 11, in the bulldiog formerdown 11, 6:45 a.m.: Tlbolt do'MD ly occupied by the Sanborn 16, 5:10 a.m.: Jerry Bosworth IJewelry on Mill-sl In Middle- ! ij~g member or the founders up 17, 2:10 p.m.: Jefferson up lpc..•rt. There will be- a bake aale . <4 the usoclatlon, which was 17, 1:20 a.m.· Charleroi up 17, lon Saturday. . ' Oft SamuelJeffers Businessman's Image Found Dies at Home On Wedne~ay Distorted Ex-Merchant, Postmaster, Dies Today MoAftbur'oi .lr.ak1n, 0..... topt the· liiJhlandera alln. ail ~ ldvllltare of a frlald After McArthur hocl odpd aecond haU ohootlng perform- Into an 1!-11 lead at !he end a nee "l' Southwestern Wedaes- of, the lint period, Cook lt!d a day nlibl to m!Uct a 'It-51 de- $00tbwl!llern chafle that carfeat on the Gatlla ~ty cham- rled llie GaUl• Camty champs R!11111l In the opening l't1llnd ol liito a 3$-tO lead wilb three minthe WeUston C!Jsa A Seellonal uteo to play !n the HCOnd quarTuurnament IIIII olliclaUy brlnl ter. But; a1aiiJ Kelt, Slooe, and the baaketball seaSOII to a ct... Balea, olq 'with some fine for Gallla caa• tea011. oullllde shooting by 5-I senior Aller playing the Generals on ~nl BDI Bullock, shovt!d Meeven terms througboul the fll'll Arthur Into a halftime lead of hall, tbe lilglllanders went Ice: 38-U. cold In their field 1011 Shortly afler the second half tempts the second haD, began II bocame obvlouo that only seven vii 3S shotl, and SOUthwestern had lost, I he tells the atory ol the toea. "bollrd" game as C10 Generals The cold--tin& alone picked off every thing t he y not defeat Southwestern three-lad« named Charlie Dick Bites, and Jim Slone playt!d''ln Important role In tho abrUpt ending of tho campelgn. Hele, tho 1-1 senior center, 1 stulled in IS peinto, Bates. a . 11-0 senior and fine rebounder, I cUcke d for II points, and Slone [ clicked for 18 polntl, and Slonc f is a 11-2 oenlor who knows his 1 way through the heavy traffic I onder the bollrds. caalll ... . 1114 ll1ltdo Cock lin from the t111111de. Ha bit wwD from the deep ..,......, and the wlol, bul It w• neariJ llnpc»slblo fill Southwostonl to cot a close-III ·l bot Tbll !'Mlltecl In M.!Arllllr eolltinllnlo lbo end ol. tbo ~ Cllllo rldliJt atop a comfortable 11-41 leocl. With tbno mlnu""' nomoJn. lnf In the -lett senior Jim. my HaiJlop, wbo hill -lributt!d 10 polnta fer the I!J&blanclera, drew bll flftb penoooJ foul, and one minute later senior Illvld Barter joined ldm ati the bench with II~ f!1U11 and lbo Vinl••r CamiJ' champa w e r e bome free. - - -- The Daily Sentinel r have reason to belle\'e the Sbe 11U1 her ebtlrcll .. • 001> '"GoaiiPJ 1ect them to soiL tbeli ~ · the 1 Gerty" was Intended for me. proeeed• to OVerMu_'!lllalilna. • (She who has a Kinsey report - H. · · , ., . . . '"' oil the nelgbbors.) I r8leqt Dear lleleD: .,, ,... . ' thll very much. n Is not t b • It seems like they'~ dolae llrst time I hive been blalled a lot for older people .. are ' your column, and an be- weU olf aod can ~~ f!.g!f a my husband pretends he month and up aparlineltll . '1' ' " MASON - Services will bo CLEVELAND (UP!) - SIUd- PT. PLEASANT - J. J. a !18int. I finally lOlli 101111! f18.000 homea (with !"""'Ill held Saturday for Samuel L. Jel- enll are getting a distorted plo- dill, 91, ol 7011 Vtond what be is reaDy like, malntenanco IIUI ulll!l , -~· fers. 12, who dted at his homo ture of bualneSBmen In their early this morniog in theD this teller came out But you don't aet II! _ Ill_ tbt bore Wednesday at 1 p. m. classtOOms, on !elevislon and In VaUey Hospital alter a Ibn everyone to read. I did maga>lneo about Jo~t .. ~ .lqcp!ll~ He had been an employee ol .the books they read, the pres~ iUneSI. 10 Into neighbors' housea housing for the , 1184 ,,,• , , • the New Haven Orchard, and dent o1 Ohio Uotverslty ~d He waa a reUred · (OSsll', but to taU the truth A 1111 of us arc giiiD,( to IKe was born In Mason, Nov. 21, Wednesday night. and operated a general about my husbond. Now I teD old age with only till!; , ~ 1901, tile son of the !ale Ell "Apparently our school teach· at Arlee, W. Va., lor 46 yeartJ to everybody. ' MCUrity, and yoU ~ ·l~a & ly DOitOTHY KILGALLEN and Maggie Mason Jeffers. He ers and prolessortJ have not and servt!d aa poetmuter tbere H Is 11 old 1 am 73 won'L~tretcb to )no]oufit> lol&b is survived by his wife, Eliz. been educated to understand for 20 years. , . e years • · rent or blgh bowie' ~!I; •' abeth: five •tot><faughten, Mrs. the system that built this coun- Mr. Caudlll made his homo He preeods to be aU tblnp to What this COIIIIIry needa'· are Dorthy Cartwright and Mrs. try," President Vernon Alden In Pt. Pleasant folloWJn& re- all::!~i =~~~~~~::::· soldetH18e apartmeall ''~ .... \ '' . , d h't 1 1 ht Evelyn Brewer, both of MaMin; S&ld in an address to the Cleve- Urement. He was born 0<1. 15, he ·-"· L•-··~ with the opeclal prOOleml al ·. COURTROOM IN TEXAS: Dallas: In- pounds this mormn an I t r g on Mrs. Mitdrcd Castle llld Mrs. l~nd chapter of the Ohio Coun- 1872, In SalyersYille, Ky .• 1011 lnab"""'t( .,..I toeveryh namfae ......of- the 8/led in mlllcl, It 'IIIII Doe i evilably, there is a light side to any trial the nose," she said. I congratulated her. Grace Kissamore of Newark, cil on Economic Education. of the late Samuel and Jane • 00 er ce, than 150 per unll. Becauae ljlr murder. The charge is a solemn one, Mrs. Allen is the most dramatic of . o., and Mrs. Edith Ingles rl Alden, a former •ssoclate Whitt Caudill. He was a mem- coor..). Hehetellsis~eryb",;'; ~they'd always be full, f .doln!J: '¥.4 in Judge JO<l B. Brown's eourtroom, the friskers-sort of an Actor's Guild Blocmington, Indiana; a slater, <loan of the Harvard Buslnesa ber of the Main St., Bapllsl fine mandrank builder could do It diiiDity is maintained as carefully as Studio type. When she went through my M". Margaret Rose of Colum- School, reported a decline in churcll: never O< Till .,,.. ~ ~ a profU, Wb:Y . . ,. 't .. ooprtesy is observed. But there are purse she took out my ballpoint pen and bus , o. , one step-grandson, Lar· the number of bright college Survivlog are his wife, Ml!' I have _"!';nL_lf" 8~ somebody try! - 0Jt'I11NG" I!Qund to be exchanges between opposing examined it as If she believed it might be ry. Belrher, and 16 other step- stu~ents planning careers in gore! Adams CaudUI, whom he talkt111181booa,t...~:' ~. nldo ...1._; THERE MYSELF' ''" :• -' ' 0 i cpunsel that draw laughter and provide an Infernal machine created by Dr. Wern- chtldren. 1busmcss. married on March 6, ~.a. pa nv Dear GTM: ,r · 1 I rillease from tension-perhaps even for her Von Braun to blow up the courtroom. "In my travel$ acroos the sons, Garland, of dolls m 1bo nelgbborhood, That's another ~~ . quos. • the accused Jack Ruby My lipstick brush is about as big as a Funeral services will ho held Icountry and at Harvard 1 ~ave Trll<; of Henderson; , . never ~IOPI!ooklng. He hal tloll. Tbere'a 1 CJ'Y~'' ~ · . I < . And then there is the press, a group lollipop stick but she scrutinized it care- at Foglesong Funeral home on noted 0 sizeable drop in the Marlon; Lester and Ed, bolb toplea . women IIUI Ills "": adequale ·low ' " ~· •• " 0 ·• I w.hkh lias never been accurately deline· ·fully for a concealed tape recorder, and Saturday •.1 2 p. m. with _the number of able young people Louisville, Ky., and a he had ~en years a· menlll r.. the aged. Bdt,,' 'tli.~ al!'il by those cinemas of newspapermen wben she came to my roll-on mascara she ,Rev. Marvm Frame olf1claling, expressing a;, Interest in bual- Jer, Mrs. Nannie Marlin, rents )'IIU ment1011, '"! ~~ie we!lrfng police cards in their hats and unscrewed it warily and put it back to- . and burial m Ada111!1\'IUe ceme- ness 88 a prof...ion. . Inn. He Is stingy and mean, and, developer woul4 be li!'l~, '""' 1 ., bawling out their editors. The members gether with visible relief when it lurned 1 tery. friends may call at the "Thoy are tumlng to · law, . . besides that, 11e 11111 around tbooght of "~t].~ . i l '.. journallstic corps work long hour! 'out to be harmless. funeral home lilY lime Friday. scleoce government admlnls- Five broth~rs JJUrVIVinl arc old • time funeral log" curdles a Jot af Jnc!mm~ · · l and they work hard, but they have their • • • i tratlnn' and medicine where George Caudill, . South Point; which drive me cruy. ent oldsters. So ..... ' ia•.l.l;i,...,·, . laups In the midst of the disorganized Then she ran her arms under my suit · ' they feel that they can hecome Ben, of Buena VJSta, .0.; Mad!that you print tbll anyone? _ H. ~~>"'''.':, fr!"zy that characterizes every big story. jacket In a fruitless search for shoulder Involved In the major Issues o1 son, Pt. Pleasant; Wolter, Ashshow people lbo outragOOUI This column Ji de,d!cl\iJ\11 r.. v At the Ruby trial, the phase most sus- holsters, and swept expert palms over evthe day." land Ky., and Able, of Sun. about mt aren't true. - flllll1ly IIYin&. 10 If you'i'e · foav-~ · ci;llible to humor is the ritual of "frisk- ery inch of my surface from my ankles mar, Ind. Nineteen erandchllIn& kid trcuble « JtiiP'·"flllltl dren, and 31 great grandchild,..__..,, troable, let Helen ~ 's;QU. lpg" the press for concealed weapons to the nape of my neck before 1 was pro- .1 l\)ld ,contraband impediment. nounced 1-A and permitted to enter the 1 ren, and seven ~'fBI y - 1__','~-• 1 · ted She will also woiMma ""'' ' courtroom. grllldchtldron al80 survive. ou ""'"""'·, prrn ' · "--:T "'"' · 0 0 ' The first morning I arrived I was On the third day of my visit I asked Funeral services will be held But YOII aren 1 the aame Gef. own """"In& experi~M!W· ·'~' frisked three times before I finally got one of the ladies if they searched hairBy Mrs, Herllert Rousb Sunday 1 p.m., at the Beale ~.:len Bolle! • w.,,, cl,• i!oto· the courtroom-the first time be- pieces, because that morning I noticed Revival services began at Chapel Churclo, with the Rev. Fiscal Job Neariug spapor. • ••.,. ' C~~UJ~Se . it was the rule, the second time one of my colleagues, who shall be name- lbo Letart Falls Methodist Curtis L. SavUle ofltclating. March 31 DeadUne for CBS.TV, and the third time for NBC. less, wearing a very stylish nest of false Church Tuesday night, Feb. 25. Burial 'will be In the church 111111 'l'l!e. frlskinc is done in a little area hair that could easily have contained a Rev. Jack Stutler io the evanBy MartiJa Rolalnpr cemetery. Friends may csU at State Audltor Roger W. Tra- DIVOTID 10 tiiTilii'I'''Git lite 1 decompression chamber between miniature camera, a tape recorder and a gellat. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Bllley and the L. ·G. Molor FunOI'al home today remindecl liJcal rlft. MIIGI 'MAlON AiiiM. W " tbe or and the courtroom door, and Colt .45. Joyct. Gloeckner of Holser boo- son and Mrs. Martba Holsinger alter 3 p.m., Friday. of every poUtlcal subdlvl· ..;..' ·• · ' newsreel crews can poke Th d 'd h h d • · ls'ted Monday enln& with IIUI tulng dlalrlct In Oblo ... .. • ..,.~ '· • :, the · eo and , th e eputy sat t ey a n t gone In· pital spent the week end with v 1 ev · ....., Tlnn•ll., ~~ tlt~ lenses rough the door, turn on to coiffures so far, although she did her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Er· ·. Rev. and Mrs. Elden IDake. lbo law QYI IIIDUal flnan,., - - - .......... . '. tltelr whlte-hot lights, and film the novel search a couple of hats. Most of the re· win Gloeckner and family. VIsiting Sunday with Mr. and Rous ·ISters reports for 111!13 111111t be ... " " " • • -'' porters are submitting to this regulation Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush Mn, Alva Holsinger wero Mr. f f publllhed On or beforo March : - :.."!,•;.:.•:;,."\*..;;'~ proeedure. Male reporters are given the once- with good humor, silly and Ume-consum· and Roger spent Sunday with and Mrs . Ruasell Holain8er and Q 31. · · . 111ft. •• , . . ...-. .ni'll'lltJ"~'". · over Jlehtly on uniformed male deputy tng as It seems. Very few members of Mr. and Mrs. Ott Boston of family, Mr. and Mrs. Winnie iL The original COPJ flf the .,. • ,_ ...,.. .; ~1. Those of the genUer sex get the the Fourth Estate would know how to Racine. Callers at the home in Holsinger and famlf\r, Mra. Sol mrS: Or report must ·also be fUed :::.- """ • ·treabnent from Mrs. Fay Ellis., Mrs. Nell fire a gun if they owned one, and the rna- Iat'"'"""'" wereLeMr. and Bigley and Eddie, Van LETAJIT, ·W. V•. ..,. -,.e the. Awll~<>r's da office --~ an or " .- .•.,. h 1"-W Mra. V Me•-. Roberta ·-•Emma Dorill VIII , . ·-~> ' ' ' ' ,. "• f' Tfler Qd Mrs. Rosemary All\ill, all lad- jority of us are more interested in Inter- Arc Ro ""'• tart, . a., - , ~.. ru meet••• of tha R ou 0 the 1111me te, a...-vru- _ , . r ''"' .-., Its 1I ~ ma&nolia accents who wear viewing people than shooting them. How- 111d Clayton RolUno, Parkera- Meter a-ae Qlrlll Connie ary "• to 11ectio1t 117.11 ol tbe Reo "" .. ... • ·!low root. · ~lored ..dr.esses, pearls and per· ever, In view of the way the press crlti· burg and Carol HolslnS•· ' siJten wu held at thl home Code Tr.q poiDiecl 11\rt =• ' · .,..., DOliN.. ........ . • · cized the Dallas j'3Uee after Ruby shot M~s. Vera Cr•- 1•, Sherry and wiKaren Fannio Clark, J.,alarl, 1111 ~ olflcer llbo ' Ialli ..... -• - ,. ~• ' • .....,. h M Reed nd Mrapent....Sunday _ U - Mrs. Wednesday i.. ·- ,, ... "'"" :" • • • Lee Harvey Oswa d, this is a trlfling-lf Keith of Syrseuse, Mr. and t r. a '· """" ..... Prea · • · Mra l:lale to .COIIIply w.llll 1be ll~r to. 111.,. ~...,._,_ .._ • : 0111 Vlfir!' · ' AI Mrs. Ellis dug into my handbag tickling revenge from a very courteous Mrs. Herachel Norris and Clar- win. · · · to a pellalty o1 $II for .,all ..,,_, - ,......, :.· on her a,arch for suopicious objects, she group of officers. ence spent SUnday with Mr. Paul Holsinger v.lalt.d I'I!Cint- Ins, MQ. Friocla Jlenry, Mn. the retp1 Ia "!1P.'::l)!lll'ed " -.- - -,. ul!ed gaily: "Have you got a breadbox • • • and Mrs Floyd Norris ly with Mr. aQII Mrs. l"rank Irene Justll, Mn<Eatyi Clarli;, !ID!IUbllShed an.ir '·.'Mir<JI ,:. - - .,., .. · '"' h '" f I f th 0 th st d tb t Bob wines and Larry. Grimm Barber. , . ··. Mrs. Louise Glbbo, Mn. o. : _ • ""' .,..._ "' ere. -are erence o one o e panno cour ouse wag sugge e a .,_ .... ...:.•• 1yn Roush and Mrs . , ·-,- -114: · · ,'.. el'a ltltndard questions on "What's My Bob Comldine and I might save the of Columbus spent a week end Mr. aod ""'· Elza Bfi...,._ • · · ' Une?" I aald,.no. County money if we wool::! frisk each with their parenll, Mr. and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. lloullh. MrJI- -~ Hart, a " 1 Mra. Tyl4!r confided she was getting otlrer. So far this Idea has not m,;t with Mrs. Junior Wine•. local. and Harvey Roclchold, . · ter of the 1'0011 was unable · 10 &ootl at the game she was '*'"mlng a judicial approval, or even with Millie Mr. and Mrs. Rod Grimm, Ra- · Mr. and Mrs. Alva llolJdnCtr attend beealll!l of U. IUneil ·R · · · weight-guesser-"! guessed a lady at 105 Considbie's approval. cine, Jr. visited Soipday. littb Mr.' ll1ld her bus*"~. ' · ' ' c i. Jack WoHe who io altanding Mrs. Richard Cline and Mr. Tid , 1be group is COIDpoot!d rl ·· ., ochool at JackO()n spool the Mrs. David C~ ,lnd f4mll1• tars and ijsters-ln-law who ,. week end with his wile and Waterford. met ever)' month for a day lamlly. Debrallqsllng~. jlacfne,"""' IJOClal aciiYity for lbo paat L. P. Stone of Pillsburch vis- several dayi the pall . week yean. A potludi dinner wu !ted recenUy with Mr. and Mrs. with her grandparellls, Mr. and ved at nOon 11111 lbe Charlet Foster. ! Mrs. Clinton Ho~er • n d was opent uchanglng Carol Faye Teaford flf Racine , family· oalentlneo and oiii!IDI. open! a week end with Mr. and. Myrl Swain c:aDed on Shanln _ . )IIWIIItetl ~y lhe Mrs. Junior Wines. MTJ. · Kate : Holsmger, Saturday evenln&- , 1be door pr111 wu Row and Ada called at 1bo; .Mra .•:::.• .:JIIIIil.=::;....'- - - - - I eratulate him I 2-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy·Mitldteport, ~· Feb. 27, 1984 p.m. : Charieo Stevenson down An Ohio State University doetor 23, 3:115 a.m.: Alton Zo;>h)'i' up .., ~ - ~ ;-. =-- ~ ... ___ _ u·~; .. ~ otrn.- n<>nt hAn-.> n( a r. .........nun II n m . EDen 0~. .t!IUpell it '"IIU..Il .. ••" • ·- · UiC'-"Mr - I' ·: Jon~. more normal life to some 3~0, 000 persons para- GroenUjl ! :50 a.m.: Gona do'Mn l lytetl from the waist down . Greenup 1 : ~ a.m.; John Jill'• Heney Habib of the urolDo!an down !2, 1:40 a.m.; I!Cf.tJ!eParlmenl hu perfected chartered Feb. 25, 1914. M. up 33, 7:10: •·Ill·: G¥ei' the put n,., years an hauery. about the""' of an.,. Meldahl 10:10 p.m:. ell!('lfanle pecemaker lor pera- plrln. whlrh supplies power for <1o1m Meldahl 1:15 a.m.; ly,od hum111 blldders. The th• system. A transistorized trig- sylvania dDWII Meldlhl I a.m. pacemaker waa developed orlg- gerinl mechanism that will !nlity u 111 ele<lrlc sllmulalor flt In a handbal Is used to stim- GalUpeUs lltlm - Wa)'lle foi he&rta. ullite tho bloclder nerves. down 3 p.m.: J. S. Lewis down I ,Dt dtvlet, wlll<b .. uld Paraplegics eoulpped with the 3: ~ p.m.: A, J . Patten up . - . coal no m.,.. tllu aa new system .till not need the p.m.: Rose G. up 8 p.m: Ells•'-- elock ..,., lllller mall catheter, a tube projecting ha Woods down 10:15 pm.; Wal........ elinlbWH camber from the skin and used to drain tor Beckjord up 11 :50 ?.m.; oom't dnblage oppar11t111 lOW the bloclder. , Glendora up 12:15 a.m.; Esso oeoded to reHcve the blldder Weot Virginia clown 1:20 a.m.: .r.. IIIICII ponoono. ' Robert Reed down 2:15 ~.m.; .,.btb'o oylt•m uses plaUnum Ede1111 Bosworth down 3 : ~ ll~eo connected Internally m.: nunolo up 7:30 a.m.; to ';iiervea controllinl the blad· gy Downey down 1:10 o.m. ~' Platinum wires !rom t h e ~ ••Gallipolis Koaawho Rlv.; - Solvay otCtraoles are connected to a -••• roa~p: p1i.ilnum dloc sewn unde< the dam 18.1, 14.0, running 7 feel London 2:50 p.m.: Helen Z. •'""- o1 the abdomen. on rollers, Pomeroy-Mason. ZO.· London 4:30 o.m.; Lucy 'i.blb uld the disc Implant- 77, Pl. Pleasant 21.20, Hinton Locos down Marmet 12:0& t!d contalna a two-volt mercury 1.56, Kanawha Falls U8, Char- m.; Bingo up Marmet 6:"15 · leston 18.7' . London, Marmet m.: Sandy down Winfield Mb LAWRENCE and Winfield domo were on the p.m.; 0. F. Shearer down sills. !field 5:10 p.m.: A. E. Dyke WASHINGTON (UPII - Presdown Winfield 10:40 p.m. ldent Johnson met wlth David Boat mDYtments: .:'.. c , ,, ' I ' 3:11 a.m.: Titan down 17, 1:25 m.: Beaver up 11, 7:15 a.m.: Little Edward down 19, 3 a.m.: Quoeft City clown Sl, 1:115 •· m.; 'l'llelm• Ann_down 23, 0 ' ' ' · tllallotlc:a rl lbo toalliiJ _ . lf!ll lbow McArthur wltb 1 G par lbootlnc •..,.. ampored to just 31 par cen1 f' ~ lloulbwestem. And, 110w the stage Ia Ml far lbe lollnJe)''s lint bitl ....... do!m Friday nJaht at ll'fea o'clock when McArthur pti .,._ other I!IIot at Ohio' saacand • ranltt!d Racine Tornacloet. Racine wu the top • Neded team In the event anil 11101 aplnst McArthur with a 1M record. One of their OICimlel was a narrow 50-45 verdlet ... or McArthur oo lbo Racine hardwood Feb. II, and Cooch lfaney'1 team Ia eyeing Frl- ""'* dq;I <ITDI 'lllb biCh a1 I:Vqlng this narrvw lelback. j Wt!dneodlfs ~:"k~~! Sr.,tllweatem upped • u.-r ruord to JU. !lire II tbe box ooore: .,. :Mil IIOU'I1IW1!81ERN.III) ~1-7; Ro!Jinette ~~ HaU &-1-1; Halley "- 1 • ,_10) JialBlop S-+-10: U4-45. TOTAUI U-7-15. McARTHUR ('II) ~1-l! "!:... Slone '-4--18: 18; Hsie 1~23; Wblte 0,.2· Colllna :1-41-1· 4IJ • BarU. 1131 1'1215 Bates~~7·h~t ~-~:;-~be~:~ed~ll~:'"~ollol~':":_::"~·--- s-,:-:..12: Birkhimer ..:2-2. TAU! 11-17-'11. Sautlnoeslem 11 18 II 11 McArthur . . . 18 :10 2J II · 389 :182 OhioH.S. Scores 101 m ZOI 11110 OW. HIP SeHol 11aatetboD 11J Uolted I'Mo lateruu-1 Clua AA Toanwnenla Tope, Bostic Play.Terrific J:01 Game; Three DeVI1s Foul out Sidney"~ 0:: ~tehbilll 46t Northweste.!' Sprlnglleld North 41 1211 335 H. Lohooo B. .MIIIfGrd TOTAL • • I, Lalli ' .... ... •' ..., •' Mr. . . C. a&w>ar ' D.Dollaa L. Jewoll Blind M. W«TY H. Clpehart Handicap TOTAL w.. t, Loot 1 .~ llo II . _ 11111111 -~~~J.:, R.~ T. KokoYitdi T. Jobalon W.CIIaler F. Reldlort E. Omnlnglwm 151 131! 1108 llandlcap TOTAL W011 I, Lao! I 34e 1115 T. Siuoll T. Renter P. Radford xac.Jea'ri :rlT 357 201 1639 flll Ind. li1gll Game - vlclCMIS 1tory about 331 353 420 li!lii 420 Ill 17011 Vla"trJpo •. pel 192. . Ind. High Scrfca - JGbn, . . "'*..~· High Gllllll - . Jeweler• 111!1. ill :• Team High Serioa - It ··· ;~; Jewelen 2477. ,. . Mason Voice of Broadwav •• . reportmg l j -u- ·U • 1 i I "'"'·the 1 Apple Grove Soci'ety Notes , Ed en Society Notes FIRST QUALITY REGULAR Certified Oil Station W, Main St. THE D.AllY 51•_._ _•a.·· · ;ro· h S' ..' M· H ee · ome Of Cl k '*,- .'"'!" ',: t:·w_. BERRY'S "'URLO ·. LOCAL TBMPS home Sunday. - Mrs. Larry O'Brien Is Ill at : The temperature lb Pomeroy 21 delr• lbo home of her par•nts, Mr. 1busineol diJiriet 1!• a -lneidnlll L m. IIUI Mrs. Bob Adllllll. WA!lliiNGTON (VPI)..J...,.. i Martin, l!llt..... ad· I viler to Mro. Marloa on.atd, 1 """"time .....y lestlftel beiO)'I! tlie ..... ! * I ... C.inmls- ~ ·-dUll.. o1 Joloo . .. Kenoedy. Tn.. Ptet ,. H..... WetlntadaJ qaoiM llbrtt. • oay\11( 11!111 Leo Hprve)' Oowald. the ...... ., illllic Keaedy, a1ao ,.... to .., fermer l\le PnlldoDI llldoard M. NIQL ' .. ..._. . ' . ~· .· . 1 I uDdar 11111111 llklel * '• · There's No Plice Llkol Homo For Plctur1111 SPICIAL PRICES • 12 BLAC.K,__WHm PRINTS •, !REGULAR ~IZE( . Un: MARCH 3-Ist . 300 ' JxlO COLQR ·~,LARG~NTS ... $3.20 ' ~ iNSUJWIC[ AVAilABlE ON -- AU. UWIS w. Second St- WYandotte 2·2111, Plln If NOW OPEN SATURDAY 9 AM TO 12 NOON 98c 2Prints- $5.68 ' , COIN-OP l'tr lnlorwomtllh A'K.'I: HAVEN . ~ri~ Feb. TYPE '. ~ A. SI!Jbart - :~· . R. Bowen -tis ~: TOTAL Jrtl f w.. ,t, Loet 1. •. .... ..;·..... ', .. �' • . ";::;;:::=:::.:::==~==:::=:::.:::...=:.....:.:...::: • Honors List at SB&hokp'•. AMn&tane Shower IVen . ~~ghterVil~inicaar.r;l• ~. u~ 8 , pea IR "'~"R Cell· • p · f cllle~ Mn. Dorotbt Marshall u ~· •·.:.~:.ini~l~:· • . Qy, arents .or• . and; Sdlwari and danib~~ if :u~ 'J Bishop J'l'fltl u.uoway • VlfCinla Grlnsteou, · ,' Mr ' S d l\WOII' ~Sally BArtels, ShlrAnnounced ~_es~ speak~onSc:~~ 1)11>S~ · •3,·0 B ' erS· lOx -~1@;-:,all(l. Mtl. Arlehe Uf~ " 'M tltodlst loleDanlel'l.a' ion; Shsllfll, WI. ' 4-Diily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0. ., Feb. 27, 1984 HAVEN NEW/ " · •~ U 6..." t Mo ... Scoullnr being [ read by Lois Ridenour, Don ol M~ Scouting I b ~- ~rso Dew- Servlcn WiU be on Friday .... 1 vm Y Mn. Gejtrae. MeFarll!l4 • • I 06 • U<IDi • . ( GREAT DECISIONS OF 1964 ': ,'. ' .. ..... ... f ' p~y: •.!! BrOill! R.. P.T.A. M..linl Ilion and Mrs. Robert Johnston given by the Scouts. W o If Rev. Charleo Bnah offlclatlits. . slons at the Mason e for· MASCN- Ml'!. Stanley Saun. Hattie Fisher of The Mroad Run P.T.A. met as Chatrman of Christian Ar- Scout Mark Clark was preient~ , Burial t~~IU be in 1be Creston MASON- There were 658 Church. Dr. Collins was a (the former lsarbara M~ Mn \'Eleanor;JLaiii:JAm;Wilml for tbe1r Febnrary meeting at tlon to fill vacancies. ed 1 gold and 1 silver arrow : cem~-ery. students lncluded tn Marshall !"ler Su~rintendent_of the was honored with M:criin}el, . MUI)yb MCDan8 ...... tlw! llt:hool with president, 18 Reports from_ standin1 com- point. . Mrs. Deweese died Monday Univereity's Honors I.Jsts an- tngton _trlr:t. . at the home of her "let and 4auitner'; Denise,. ill of ,,~ rna Kiyklr presiding. The Cu~ m•ftet>s were giVe~: Mr:s. ~ob- A potluck supper was enJoy· nigh: 111 Holzer Hospital. She nounced by the deans or the EKI"fler m the e'{enmg Mr. and Mrs. Curti! PoJnt PleUatit:·•·: · Soout Pack 267 led the pledge er~ Johnston. Chnsdan Action, l ed by those attending: Mr. and had t.een in Ul health for sev- uruversity's three und~rgradu- bers of the. ~hurc~ atten~_ a In Mason on Satur·' ; ~. l!.,_!..w. . • ·. pol luck dirtntr m the ' evening. S<ndirta g~le-·Jfl!l:• •lollsa.. Lio . ''!'' to the flag . The P.T.A. Prayer presented the new schedule for IMrs. George Oliver and fam· rral vea•s. \Surviving 1n addi· ate colleges. •I' was gtven by all. Devotions Altar Care. the schedule tor ily, Mr .. Jnd Mrs. Clyde Clark t uon tO her parents, Mr. and Of the total, 29 had a perfect room of the church, at t h Is Games were played and priz.. na Glbba, ~ ~! aAd ]!:~ . , ~ were presented by Velma Clark. ;'Jart1es for lhe S~n~ay School and f~mdy , Mr. and Mrs. Hen- Mrs. Sumner Smith, Leon Rt. average of 4.0 for the fall se- time Mrs. W. H. won by Mrs. Emma Ryan abeth McJn-t. Mrl· Cbrlsty During the business meetmg I children. and for JOint meetry and family, Bobl . • her hu.sband, Warren. mester: 158 bad averages of 3.5-known to everyone . as . Mrs. Betty Roush. Mrs. Bletner, Mrl!!, Mra; 'il Jt waJ decided to pUrchase 1ings. She appomted Mrs Lar- by Lievanc, EJ~y Kaylor, Jess· I rour children five brot.hers and 3.9; and 471 ranged from 3.6- Katy" waz:r surprise<~. with Schwarz, Jr. was there-- Dolly Roush, Mn. T. B.. ..Methree clocks for the school, 22 :ry Kmg And Mrs. B R. Vance etta Zerkle, L1Uy Kaylor, WoU four Sisters. Friends are being 3.4. Included are the follo~g birthday caKe. ~rue , cipient of the door pri!e. Gowan~ Mi!a Alice ~R~, Mrs. f1 t ho ror the music class 1m charge or Clothing Drives . for Scouts Mar Clark, Randy Llev- receivt:•:l at the Stevens Funen•l MarshaU students from t h 1 s on beha.Il o[ the children s Ic cr:eam and cake in pink Roger Hysell, llrll'f~P~.flcll:• for the primary : the church Mrs .. Hilda Rtdg· mg, Tommy Ridenour and Bob· Home. area : Letort, Arlin• Roush, which Miss Kaly teaches and e while were served to the eno, Mrs. room. woy nursery cha~rm~n. Mrs cat SCout Timmy Zerkle. freshman ; New Haven, Philip Sunday afternpon, pl'esented guests, along wilh puneh Charles Edwardit,"·~f.): A Founders Dav and Kenne- Harry Layne visitatiOn chaar- J The Pack met on Saturday William c. Gabbs, Mrs. Iva w. Hoffman, sophomore; Jane a gift of Jewelry. was served fi'om crystal Schwarz, _ Mfs ..~ Ja~ ... · , ~ Memorial S.r~ice made up man, and Mrs. ~au! Roush \moming at the Broad Run Capehart, Mrs. Kern~an Knapp, M. Powell, junior; Pt. Pleasant, bowl. Sandwtcbes and ~ffee Ceella Gaul, .Mr., ,Be1(~ . rogram lor the rneetmg. chairman ur Pastors SecretBrY 1School for a. Pmewood Derby. Mrs , Ralph Sayre, Mrs. Glenn Ronald H. Jarre11, freshman; also served. Pink candles male, Mr.11. Founder's Day Began" Help. Mrs. Jack cha1r· attendmg were Randy Smith, Mr and Mrs. Ray Wrts. James Robert Rea, sophomore; 0 in crystal holders completed Bumgardner, Sadie " ,• was given bv Jessetla Zerkle; man of Faith and L1fe Commit- Lie\ mg, Jack Kaylor, Mark Iton, Mrs. Bruce Gilmore, Mrs Je~tme Jordan, junior, Sharon ~ setting at the refreshment Dayton Rayne,, ~~ Jt."L'"'!. , •·Ten Rt>ason~ Wh y I"m 8 Mem- 1tee reported that the new yea.r Clark, Timmy Ze~kle, Tommy Roberl Layne, Harriett Layne, Kay Plll~ury, juni~r; Suzanne table. Roush, Mr!. Ei1~...~ ·~· ber 'Of the PTA .. by llelen books were completed and gave Ridenour , Larry F1elds, Asstst· IMrs. Roy Cooke, Mrs. Stelta Lynch D1ckens, sen~?r; Contf 1 Allendin were Mrs. Emma and Sharon, Mra. Jie~n,~~ Smllbson Foundor's Day leach a copy She also urged ant Cub Master Henry Ridenoor Mercer, Mrs. Rober! Hayes Mr. stance Jollnson Mulhns, senior; Clara Smlllt· Dl· Dorothy Ruaoe!l, .Mn."jellttftn donation given by 1 h members to subscnbe to Luth· [ Principal o1 the school, Ethel Robert Sayre, Mrs. Richard Samuel H. McKmny, semor: 'Noble. Beeky Rayne;, Lu· werfy, Mra. Dale Wtpp ou leran Women Magazme A r_e- cnmm, Carl Clark, Norns Pfiffner, Mrs. Harry Maller, Glenwood, Conme Gayle Jenk· .J Coo r 'Mary Joe Lambert, Mrs. Paul Hu"'r•.:, ",... ~ - .-i: grTt! Cub Seoul Charter was port from the Budget Comm1t- 1 Ray Bumgarner, Velma Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Burri.s, Mr. illB, freshman; A. Jen· W ;r Ra bum Mrs. Ann .· , .. !>!''". 1 re!l>ented tG the president by , tee was giVen and arcepled. IWendell Kaylor, ~allas Gibbs, and Mrs. John Brabham, Mrs. kins, sop~omgre; Ste~en Mead- PT. PLEASANT · Beulah YBobc~k Mary SOCIETY ·MEE'I'It:~.~lr~ Oliver Cub Scout Mas- ' Thank you letters were read Joy and Allen Sm1thson, Karen Harry Staats, Mrs. Donald ows, semor; Southside, Irene ILangford R h M Virginia' Noble NEW HAVEN !.a'tltar ' GrJ(I"lm gave an from Point Pleasant Fields , Martha_ Clark, Kathy Haynes, Mrs. James Gilbert, Brand, sophomore. of serv1ce M h ous Katherine Raynes: Society of St. Joseph Cbutdt of tl ' I lincoln's I ife· DOliS ,and Home for Aged for Chw;t- Kaylor, Freddie- Kaylor, Yvon- IMrs Elmer Ohlinger, Mr. and Jan Power Compan}A arcs 1' I Mason met Mondar- even~n~ at O'll me o , ' • . 'd nd De Mother . H M Langford is an rea erv· •.. Yonker an outline of Washmg- mas gifts sent. . na Rl enour a n Mrs. Wilham Ru:.sell, Mrs. en- ]\<' K" •d • . r. i h R' i t r'tory and is open to the pub1ic Tick· the home of Mrs. BlitDZira t"'•ro t , Life " How Scouting Be-, The offering for the everung ILois Ridenour. ry Buck Mrs. H. E. GilliS?Ie .1188 IDC81 IS aceman n t e IP ey ~r ' th' a be obtained fro~ any nell In New Ha\'etaJ1NJvinl ::: and . an Exam pi• to Us ' was used fer Camper fund to Dallas Gibbs and Carl Clark I and Mrs'. Sara Dawsoo. Installed Monday Polnl area, for e SQr::t; members ror 13 per the buslneso meetitil l@frfsbo I ,, as told by George 011- 'help the youth to go to Camp wer:e judges for the derby _a~ct Avalanche Home . electnc uhhty. 1 Th Twili hters w i 11 ments were served tQ ~~ AI · ; h Sc t' told an im· Luther which is to he held for Joy Smithson acted as off1c1al DemODitratioa Club PT. PLEASANT - Mtss Em- Employed March 1, 1949 as coup e. e . m m Fritzie Schwarz ·lfn·f"'JJ:, 11. 9 Kennedy's Life ' two begmning June starter. Winning In order were The Avalanche Horne Demon- i rna Sue Kincaid was installed a Lineman C,Mr. proro p. · McGowan, Mrs.' ·Alberta WOol, . P R freshments were served to 14th at Cowen, W. Va and Pag. Tommy Ridenour, 1st; Mark strallon Club met at the home I as Wurthy Adv"or of Pl. gressed to B m S.p- unt "' . g the dance Mrs Elizabeth . lhns: attending by Mary Ord tor of St. Paul's, Rev. Jack T. lclark 2nd ; Timmy Zerkle 3rd, of Mrs. Lyle McCormick for an Pleasant cf Rambnw !ember 1:', to the Mason Peggy Gratas and Mn,,p:mmit and Helen Smathson; Do r i s Welch is Camp supervisor for Jack Kaylor 4th; Larr~ Fields aH day meeting. A covered dish I Girls at lnsta <:~tton ceremony to Dastr ouA ema~ ~ ' • CI ty Health Committee. Ryan. . ' ker Helen Staats, Mr and 1964. . 5th; and Rand_y Lievmg 6th. luncheon was served at tre t Monday i!Venmg . reclassified as ret. en ce oiuiniiiiiiiiiiii Yon Leonard Smithson, J 0 y Members of the Rebecca C1r- Another race w1ll be held at a I 110011 hour. D_amels was installing man, October 15: Ethel Orimm, Flor- cle served refreshments to 11ater date with the fathers rac- 1 Mrs. C. B. Thompson, presi- ofhcer W 1th Mrs Tho- Mr. Langford 1s an active th S I J 1 . attendt' ng ·· ·Mrs · Kenneth 1·ng the scouts · 111:n. t. .... H and and. does a lot 11of ence Clark Max taa s ess- ose Ident pres1'ded a 1 ihe meett'ng · mas, installing . . .ml'lftsmen ..,..... . H z kl ' Velma Cl;rk Zel· Ridge Mrs. John F. Roush, Ni!!W H•nn P.T.A. Mei!!tlnl Dev~tions ~re led by Mrs. Mrs. Lois Mom·ct msta 11 mg ,hunting and flshmg. -e- usua y etta K.. erl e, G g and Rhonda Mrs Russell, Mrs. Paul The New Haven P.T.A. met R Thompson followed by chaplain The Jnsi3 111 •l. record- ! bags a deer every season. loray Zerkle, Mark Mrs. Orpha Ohlinger, on Thursday, February 20th for g::up singing. The Jesson "Wtse er was M_rs. JanPtt Capehart ! He Is married and the father 1 't.ois Ridenour Den Mer Mrs. David Roush, Mrs. Velma their regular meeting at 8 Use of Convenience FOClds" was F_ranc1s v.as the Iof a son and T e ' ' Roush, Mrs. H. L. Dyer, Mrs. Ip.m. at the schooL The mee~- resented by Mrs. Harry Staats. mstallmg _musac~an. Other ~ ! Langford fa~l~ _res1de at RipWilliam Powell, Jr. Mrs. Wil· 1ing was opened by lite prest· P The group discuped weight lected offtcers, tey, West Vrrgtma. i tiler. Lutheran Churcb • Womeo Hold Meeting liam Powell, Sr., Mrs. Otto dent, Mrs. Jack Needs. The control and physical fitness as Opal Rose, Cha~l) • Nanj;. 'th' 1 The Lutheran Church Women Grimm, Mrs. R. G. Greene, CUb Scout, Dens I, 2, 3, and 4, a project for the year. Each. Ho;>e; Joy~ ~art, . sa ~ of St. Paul held a Joint Meet- Mrs. Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. Pack 256, which is spmsor~ member will take a pnysical l Janet Danes, ntary, an tng on Monday evening at the Grant Roush, Mrs. Edna by th~ ~.T.A. I~ the _gr~~p ~~ I examination in clKtperaUon with Sue Kapp, Treasurer. • • Petltet, Junto,.. church. The program for the ris, Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mrs. the smgmg of AmerJca. project, which will be fur' MilliS, H1lf 11111 to -t' 4 evening was a Lenten Medita- Robert Dale Roush Mrs. chael Wolre of Den . led t h e ther discussed at the next meetANNOUNCE BIRTH ·;-.1~ · :·: -~ : i lion "Above the Noise' nf Self- vin Knapp, Mrs. Gary . pledge to the flag With Les~r ing. PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and • lsh Strife" - "The Family" - Mrs. Herman Layne, MISs I of Den 1 presentmg Mrs. George Smith displayed Mrs. Re• Garrison of Jerrico leaders were Mrs. Jack T. lah Jane Powell, Mrs. colors. The Scout flag was discussed the book "Ring Road are announcing the birth JA~EJ$ 0 ~ch and Mrs. Carroll Adams, Bumgardner, Mrs_. J h n n by Larry Hess of Den Bright Water." Mrs. Leo of their third child, a PT. PLEASANT_ Plans have ~ ' ' ·, ' • r, ' Jr. Readings on Horne as a Roush, Mrs. Edwm · The P.T.A. p~~yer follow~d- Thompson distributed pamphlets born Tuesday in Holzer completed for the annual Trailiing Ground were given by Mrs. Robert Johnston, M r SC?uts s~~g Cub Scoutmg of safe driving, Mrs. f:S'ie Me- al. The li!tle miss we:ighed dinner the Gam01 1 Mrs. R.o~rt Johnston, Mrs .. Wil- Jack T. Welch, Mrs. Will G?, followed w t h Cormick disCussed several safe- pound:;;, iour ounces, and h~s Chapter of the Lambda Chi Ham Po,.en Sr. and Mrs .. Nel· Adams1 Jr:, and Mrs. Sa)re of Den 3 read- ty measures she used in he r bee-~ namco -cathy Jane. She lS Sorority son wa s Mrs. the lesson. home . Prizes were wen by Mrs. welcomed :u home by a sister. The dtnner dance- will be Comploto Linuf Accen'arlii ' Cub &out Pack H'l then sang God Bless Amerlcah John Smith, and ·Mrs. Alber' Debbie, 9 years old and a bco· March with formal initHarry Layne, Usher, Mrs. Paul • 21 Roush and Registrar, Mrs. Hold Activities Rous~, Den Chi~f. led t e M_tsS Wanda Stem- the_rf Greg, age .3, iatlon ceremonies conducted ~· Gran~ Roush. The. Cub Scrut ~ack 2t7 of _tn the ~ws, Promise announ,Ced that 8 workshop Mate~ granqparentw~11re Donha Lee Bucller, a I The business meeting follow· Broad Run held thetr Blue and Motto, the . seoul$ . wouJP he held In and, i\lr.$:Rojterl in•;>ector from Texas at I p. ' . ed In the ~ocial r<X?m wi~h Mrs. Gold Banquet recently , at tbeJt . Of ~e ·~h wl~ near Jut~r_ e . Sand HiR Road and m. in the Appalachian audltor' Willlam Russell, president, pre- Broad Run School. The . G&tdi Nlght CU Woo ClaSI Meeltug grllfldmol\le,r, Mrs. siding .. It wa~ ~pocted,tbat Mrs, ing ~as o;_,ened wath. the . . Scouts. . · ·. · . The · Win Won Class of the ~by, Pt. ~lea.sant. iu~. progressive dinner wnt be:· C.ary Roush hart been appoint- .to tlto flag. A candlehgh~ng e<r· During lite busmess . meeUng E.U.B. Church held a oovered at 6 p.m. at the home ol ed secr~tary o.! the organiza· emony_ was observed With The Mrs. Needs announced that the . dinner on Monday evening Pleasant Vallty Hospital Martha HaUght with Mrs. County Council Dues had been 6 p m in the educational ADMITIED _ Grant Savre, · Kennedy serving as co · • paid and thai fre< tooth· brusb· . . · 'f th h h Those ' es had been distributed to the bmldm.g 0 e c urc · Robertsburg; Mrs. Mearl Neal, From there the group move to the home of Mrs. students of the second grade. attending were Mr. and Mrs. Pt. Pleasant; Harry Dabney, She also announced that Miss George Ingels, Mr. and Mrs. Henderson ; Linda Hobbs , Hog- Bernadine GiJmour and the des' J j Roma: Kay Swain co .. o;> Charles Weaver, Mr. and Mrs. setti :Mn. Chrisfine L&wis, Pt. course will be served at t' ch r from Marshaii James N. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant. the home of Mrs. Ethel HartMILL ST. . MIDDI::f!~T ·· •• : d ta ed Miss Mar llr-' Thomas Hoffman, Mrs. Roy DISCHARGED - Mrs. Stella ley - . .it· ··~' ..... sityJ a room c!unt Jones and Rev . and Mrs. Mar- Sayburn Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. A- The dance is sCheduled for Open 9 to 5 Mon. thru Frl.-9 to 9 Setu~ci•Y . Miss Swain's rl>Om. tin Berisford. The group then Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. 8 p.m . at the Moose Home Dr Fred Carsey spOke to the attended church services in lieu Alle'l Sayre, Pt. Pleasant. groo~ on the proper b';-lshing of of the Women's !he teeth . and dangers tn · ne· Mr. and Mrs. William Nease DANCE AT WAHAMA Dependable Pierce·Simpson ·Radios . lhe teeth_. Mrs. Needs and family of Buckhannon, W. A high school dance will be thai lhts marked the Va visited over the weekend held this Friday night at t h bb'thday of the P.T.A. wiih her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wahama School andltorlum SIH next meeting I!!Jll be held J. V. McGrew. lowing the .Alumni basketloalljJ 4 1'2 to 9 · • pr ~lareh lllh with the Bend Dimald F Roush underwent game. Dancing will begin I • Hultlletrs 4-H Club presenting the ourgery· at 'st. Joseph Hospital 9 ,,30 P·.m: and conci~de at 12 , • 1114 .....,, """ . .... ...,.• .. '!i<!t'!IHT: PT. PLEASANT - F •• e... Oliver C u b al aerrlces for Mn. Anna Smith • De :M Lion- 1 will Began" c· mn -:-:;--:·--:-:~~~--:~-:--~-::':::-;;:::;--;::;::;: l Kennedy :l<oot Muter. A_ ~~·•.: the be ~Fr~y ot 2 p.m. b, tho Memorlll ~ was Cro>ion EUB . Cbllrch with the _ t t ° Zel-1 a: 1 ... 1 R_Jd~nour ~. ,JobiJ.,.Qe~t:-. 1 a~d~..,:;;~s MHpr~l ~·Mrs. ~ "~ W~lch. ~ w~s Th~ •1 Her~ ., b . t~~~~-rs. Eth~J I Mls~~ &!J• Mar~ ~e1Je\I,_J:rs. ~, 15 yeafS f SefVICe • W/'th \ APCo Marked Mr~ J:. co~pleted wit~ I~ears -'~ -~ TtMf· Rous~s. ,,L:~T'Iu'- Plea.s~nt . v:~tanta;ventl':' ~e.ks Asse~bty I J~net ~::·Alien, ~: . . ct1rt . ~f~m;e ~'illaam Rou~h. [ ' ~<>?ten ~aught~r- m~~lled w:i Ml- 1 L~yhe: S~lpture CIS H21 N03 H02 Chlslet>,~-- FORMULA FOJt,: CODEINE MADE FR ·Oif FLOWERS GROWN SOUTH AMERICA ... IS THF. Sorority is DRESSES· ~·".~~ PlaDDIDg ItS 5·95 Tber, and widely I ~'- in prescriptio!lB to pain. Your druggist recognize this, and other formulae, for the curate prescriptiona y o .j, · and your doctor demand. ..e. A. ADOIAfiOM liT .... _.............. _...... a....·..... ·- ..... a. IIIINALLY' ~· •hN't .... - .... Y0U11 llf e3 Registered Pharmacists To Serve You Goessler's Jewelry Store ·1A.fS SWISHER & LOHSE Court St., Pomeroy REXALL DRUGS WY. 2-2955 • • • • • • • • ... Artoorvtd ....._ - - - - - Spring COATS & ·--~ • '64 CHEVROLET-The great ard upho~· HATS e GLOVES e ~Ad~R~~'"~'~;o~l~ ~iiiiiii.iiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiil SPRING DRESSES CITIZENS BAND RADIO EQUIPMENT . - · - - FEATURING ~ep ~ ~1:1s :.r:~g~. For lnfanh & Children ~Ua ~al, rew;::.=:ting. Feels somebody put a where the road should be! CANV.AS LOAfERS $2 00 . i~~-P~a~r~k~er~sb~u~r:g~o~n~Fr~lda~y~.~~mi~dni~g~h~l.~TheiliiJiia~y~s~w~tl~l~em~c~ee. · Also Choose From ·Those Fino Rodlos i ' • .Johnson ~•General ··'Polytronics IIIHallicrafter . . eMobile Whips e Ground Planu eCable eCryst1ls • A.ccessorlas 'r'RADE UP NOW TO !lETTER Cl COMMUNICATIONS FOREMAN & ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. 1 A 81rfhC:Iay Cake was serv program . . . ed to !hose attending by Miss ' cher's rodm. Registering were: Mrs. Marlon Ohlinger., Mra. Roy c. M. Adama, Jr., Mr. and Mn: Jack He" Mr. and Mrs. . Elmer J. 1lailning Butcher, Mn. Charles· uo"""'·l Agne~ Edwar>l!, Mrs. Nicewander, Mrs. DOn . Mn. Jack Needs, Howard, Sally Rulh Bailey, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Elton Clevenger, ,Mrs. nestine Jones, Mrs. VJ-flian t(m , Mrs. Loul~1e Gibbs, Mrs. Roseae Calhoun, Mrs. B i 11 Tolbert, Miss -Mye!s, Miss bert Mlsi Swnin, Mrs. John Mra. Frank · Mrs. · i\Ule Evona, Mn. Mra. Deltoo Sayre,. Mrs. Richard lewis, Mrs. Chester Mrs. · John · Carpent· Johnston, Mrs: Pearl · Mrs. Ada Wears, 2 pr. $3.00 . THINK GOODYEAR~ ' lf9$'f II.Oflli1 Women's TRY THIS B.I$ .BU,Yl TENNIS OXFORDS . . ,- ·. ,. -·f!.' ' Slsa $2.00 pr. 5 to 9 '" . 2 pr. $3.00 " 1-TN)'l~ 1 C!!Citd_ liv• thii. tire i............ttialiA.a Tuf. ::_.,...Hilt llyn. a:.. t~ TENNIS SHOES .:Jood)eiit .... .. .... . . . ia 11UtotU., .' ' .' ' ·s1 , , s NOW JI/BT ' . . ·a· ~; • ' 11- . '':~, • . B'lz t·.· :-:r..n.! ,· - ---- pr. PATENT STRAPS. Slsa .. 8'12 tO 3 $2.00 pr. R•e· $2.99 ' LUNB£ .' ~~ . Boys' ' " '\< RIZER OIL C\)MPANY Homo OWi\e~ ·,. 'Operated'"" Yau'lll.ike Our ser\rite ' ·'•<'"<· BLACK OXFORDS ' ::~·to,~ .·' ~too .. ' Reg:' $2-.9~ $8.95 Becky' ..., ' ' ' ,. Girls' · sooDYEAI IIATJCiM.wiDl'I "'D U.lt llMtii''lliAWiu II It ,....,.,.. IIIII: • to ltali~n Style. W$dge Heel Styie~ ~ - $1 OQ ' Boy's & Girls ·i~:o_•- . · · l~~ pr. YIY,2-M81 ' O.DD .LOT . ' ' . '2.·95 eBrown Reg. $1.99 ' -' Ulll . . . . . -- .... ilh ............ spo Size · 8 to Big Fine Cotton Meterlllt Infants Sizes 6 to 18 montbt, Toddlers Sizes I to 3, Cbll· drena Sius 3 to 8X and 7 to 14. WOMEN'S LOAFERS ··.\. . eBlack SlrH ' "$ 3 ' .···,·:, . eWhlte 4to 10 pr .. ' .... . Wash&Wur ,, ~' Boy's otbra't Ia' New Spring Styles ···· ··.. Women's . Dress Flats· Sport Shoe~ .. , Size .49l. . 4 to 10 ·{,"· .. . ... · ; . Morgan, For 'Home .Repairing and Remodeling ,; ,, s DRESS OXFORD . .... "' ltfra. ~ . !•1.1. · ' ~ f ~, .~, used murr ~ Annual Dinner ROus~. :'orgariist f 19~1. ~e~ty ~nd ' La~,gford pta~ fo~d::'~~ng Lm~man f~om ~nd ~as pro~ol: wtll b:r~~ated th~ SIMPLICITY ... ofbOr · ·McGee 1D Ala· .. " 1Mcle7up . Novel,es , ·r . For E1iter ·· . B11ke11 _ All Prices $ I' I - . Chevrolet o CheYelle o Chev,- n • Corvafr ':: .. .~ ' • } , ,.. ., . . ' ... ~· ~ �,. ' } ' I ·' I.. " ' ' I --~Pnttroy·Millm,ort, 0 ·· ""· 27• u ..., "'~0111~.,:e ~-~ ,.""i,...., - 3 ' • ,.::·, llOO.MS ...... . ., . Drw Webster·Post Auxiliory is - Plt~nnihg Annual Birthday Pony ..~~- far 111t blrtbdar J!mtJIlhe Legion hall. t , 595·00 ~~~~h~~~~: l brown and ' ; yellow. ~ ' c . r.~arles wlitJe . , omeroy Benn Cia• tt = ~ ~ ~ ~ h·-~-'--- I Mts. Scally's eee our new Buster Browns •• , lleadfally llyletl for Eamr and built to -far beyond. And as alwaya our ualfted lpCdalllu wurc your child or a ~- perflld IL t1 2.99 . - In The Middle &lt~ck .,,. · · . ·.,.aus· .... ,:-' ing. UN Our Easter Lay-Aw•y Pl•n . Point . 'tHE iiGHT 'DIET ilct:UDEUIT£-DI£T IRUD! .. Feed Your Famil Better for Less ' " OPEN EVERY DA-Y Including 9:00 to 7:00 S.lf;.S.rvlce Market WY 2-3975 Pom•roy I NOT OPIN ..... ., w•lt ...···· ••· Representative, Ethel A. H~rt. Shade, Ohio, has guallfied for this organization's Champions' Club ·. "' for 1963 . fler knowledge, and her dedication to the principles · of life Insurance, contributed much to Modern Woodmen's succesi In 1963. ' I ,\, 1 • FRI. tllru WIONISDAY ••lt. 21·-·~· An outstanding Modern Woodmen agent, District .29 .Maple Lawn large Slit TONiOU+ i Slturd•y 9 to 9 ; •eer aQ~ Win~ £arry.0Ut iltows uswORO tN. THI STONI" (TtObnlcolor) ,All-I;"OD Feature! 3 .I Moqern Woodmen lbs. of ' Sliced Bologna •• 3 n.. !1 Ground · Beef-·- l•·'ll Ham. S.ndwiches ••-1 0 torJ. ~c America ·"'. . GHIO VALLEY 2~ .89c . OHIO VALLEY SAUSAGE z,::: S9c ' IROUGH1'qN'S Dreaing - .... 39c .......39c CHillY VANILLA ICE CREAM i Gal. 69c SAVI30c ." ' ' .........,, ..... . ·..41D ( .ROSS' SO-NS ' ' . . Servit Oleo Onions ,., 19c ...... 19c IWI MQII · 1 GAL --~~ :. ~ .... :.59c Mahlt·POTATOIS 10 ... -~ .' ' . • I '~ ., ' 1 .l Whitt .16 01. ~' - ~Owr ' .' . SAVE UP TO s30.00, Auxiliary is Planning 45th Anniversa'Y. Me~r, abstract." Atte~ding from Che!- Min~terlal Associatioo IM!Id Mr. Robert OUrs, Mrs. Yyllce club were Mro. Guy Sum. its Monthly Rally at the Ches. Sellers. Leota Birch, Mrs. Gre. Mro. Buel Ridenour ter Church of tho Nazarene ta Suttle, Mrs. Noma Long, and Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell. Tuesday. Feb. 2S. , Mane Beaver, all from Long • Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett was Bottom. ARRIVE _IN GERMANY the speaker. The rally was Mr Bell Th . M Be Pv!. Donnie Ward, son or Mr. a success by all In at. '11, . e M ~~- L r· Mrs. Junior Ward, Lang.. tendance. Arucbel MeiSS, Elsrs. c· Yl'1 eFl ee arrived In Germany, Feb. A brief business session fol - ' e s rs. te Ire e. or· U boa d th I' R H . · · . ence Circle Mrs. Linda Patter- .~ . r Vone. mer d a.;tede. ,• " with the followmg mlms- , d • Mr Doroth R a ...,tQSt. me gra ua rom ters bemg present. Rev. Bart· soben an Mson, G s. t Bushy M- Rutland Htgh school In the class lett, Rev. Grimm, Rev. Thorpe, rry • rs. arne • rs. of 1963 His ddr · · Pvt R B· Mary Greer, all from Racine. ""··· . W rda RAessl,!...., 7th. ev. dnekles,GRev.ThRoy War· M Opal Randolpt M Ed· .._,e a • -·•••· ner, an Rev. til. e nexl ! ith ~s,;.,in, Mrs. Flo~~in:'·Bak· Arm_y lldqs., APO 46. Engineer will be held at the Laurel i er and daughter, Mrs. Marilyn Section, New York, New York. Free Methodist church on ' Swoin and daughlet, Mr. and March 31, at 7:311 ;J. from Long Bottom. m. "'"·I ••ssM Mrs. Charles Hauber and chil· Miss CJarestine Randolph, Bertha Randolph M, ~· SINGER ¥ Slant-0-Matic Series Machinn Buy Now and Save f EASY TERMS! Singer Sales & Service dren, all from Reedsvllle. WY 2-2284 dinner In observanoo of I h e MJ'I, Lucine Rtdeaour and ' '· TO DANCE AT MRS • 45th anniversary ?f Feeney-Ben· daughter from Cheater. Dl:~~!'~~:hal As 8 money-making project POMEROY nett Post, Amencan Legion, Mrs Leona Hall f r 0 m · h M'dd s 1 1 when the Women'lt Auxiliary T h Mro. Belly Gaul from Ches• t e ' ieport enlo' c ass ~ ~!!!!!:!!!!::! ~iE!iE!!! mot Tuesday evening at the ~ · v· I B'~'- f H ter, Mr. and Mrs. Lew John- high school dance party willloi ;;;; hall In Mlddl rt Mrs Albert rs. to et ":"' rom og. ston, Tracy. Florence, Alta and otaged at the Middleport . e;.o · · sett, West Vtrgima. Bart Scrlm!her all from Min· school auditorium Saturday :ou1:- ';:'.'dent, was charge Sendirig gilts, were Mrs. Mae ersville andRe~. and Mrs. Hart ning from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. smess moe B· Johnston, Mrs. Eula Proffitt, Coolville. P"""""'s w111 go to the M.H.S. Two Midcllepqrt High School Mrs; Ralph Bre-, Mrll. Ralph Mrs. Ralph Freemen, M r •· Seniors for their annual class , girls were aeleetod to attend Henderson, Mrs. Elsie Ward, Roger Freeman, from Hogsett, trip. The Jaya will feature all I Girls Stete held eaoh year. Mrs. Dorta ~· Mn. . Ida w. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Albert the latest Beatie records. ~ 45111 birthday annlvenary Ours, Mrs. BUI Dailey, Mrs. Hudson from Industry, Pa. a"' wolcmne . dinner of the poat will be bold Hubert Price, Mrs. Linda Van The door prize was won by Tuesday, M~h 17 at 8 p.m. Meter, Mrs. Wealy Cozart, all Leota Birch. Other game prizes FIRST with the menu to he pi~ from Portland. . were woo by Miss Flo,..nce Cir· OUALJTY 0118 by tbe kitchen commlttee. It- Mrs. Edna Buah, Mrs. cle,. and Mrs. Linda Patterson. REGULAR erna· being sold on a money Bailey, Mae Brewer, Mrs. Refreshment• were served af· Certified Oil Station maklnJ project were re-order- M ..lne Diddle, Mrl. Roy Prof· ter Miss VanMeter opened her ed anol a committee appointed fitt, Mrs. Frieda Ferwu•on, Mrs, beautiful gifts W. Main St. to purchase needed kitchen Connie Bush, Mrs. Chutes · equipment. Bush, Mrl. lllary Roush, Mrs. Belli Panont, Mr. and M r a. Cards of sympathY w~re senl Ronald Beegle, all fn~~t~ Ra<lne. to tha bereaved families of ()s. Mrs. Mattie Bogard, Mrs. lr· car llouah and LII~VN~~Ce Bing. ene Hupp, Mr. and: Mrt. Ruth Get-weD ~ were aloo ~~Larkins, Mr. and Mrs. Carl to member. who '.I:' Ill. Til e ,Autherson, M:r. ·1nd ,Mrs. Nor· tra..Jing """ dated by Mrs. ma \Vebbei';" Mr; aDc!. !lfrs. Ray Albert lloasli wu """ by Mrs. Yoong, Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Hay· Dale · ·· man, Mrt, Slater. all I J:: Why Take Chances WITH SERVICE? .M:'· SPECIAL! . :~EROY lEN PRANKUN 1 SALE. DUNLOP Final Salel « ' e ·At Specidl ·· ' Br8oded·Shrimp~_.. !:4~c ' ' VALLEY B.LL ~- gal. PotttdMeat 10- .,.• ' . I i;~~un~d:•r:lla~n:d~l==iiiiiiiiii.Jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;io::::= Meter, MISS Ruby Van ' ~tesses. Pride Tltursd•r' ' . Durmg the social hour Mrs. Charl<;S Sauer ·was awarded the travehng prize. A dessert course waa served by Mu. Charles Hayes, Mrs. Stanley Jones and Mrs. George Mowrey, with Mr. Lelia Spencer, M s M g I S 'th nd M C rF. aTr marpke . mt atrlbut.''· · . o 1n1 con mg We Get the ri~t look from him! . February Safe Of · Floor Model -ror'• Quolily- Stora 1,:: Loca( Garden Club Members at.~nded I. THE SHOE BOX CHAPMAN-CANADAY SHOES . 1r... r I' 'vaDa U.OWN-FIT SPECI~LIST · WfENERS "0 Fnt Model Wdlle Sent lnte H d H 1' p ear llf 1 .,.._ • ''*" . Hear'lng Al'd for JL.- - , Who Hear But Do atl s~hould Bridal Shower Honortng '" j' Van Meter He/c/ 6.99 ' l7.99 .. ' Lo,ar I blnrk ann• '- Tile •c~ll~pe. , :. ! I Red v•llow ·' I ,; p 011 6.99 .. 7,9.? . ' w:: ~~ r!.~ J:'- SPRING Weii..Shod. ' '. I PeoPle In Afq_und And About • d Mtd leport Gre•t " lAKER FURNITURE r ~c!':u~~lrl ' : : ; j:!l Scout Charter ':re Is Re~ed -.. • """r- add"' ano~ ....,n. ~ S::.'f:i. no 11 r 5 'I' Three Months Responsibilities ..., "or.' FURNITURE ·: ailldrea'• -~:aass ·Pionning Ba=-:t • """""'Y. Marth II at tile Porno- ' ' Mn. lmleot PowoU, PNik*il Sr. gave lhelr repqrl. The name tile Middleport Cl!urdl ol. cllllrdl for lk'OUI '!!!J. E!<mon!!.7 ~!' opened tile meetlllf In rttuaiJ&. of !~ "'•I ~l!o!!!>·- w!thh<ld Cbrtal made plano to be Ill Troop :!42. 'rile hom d!M.r .,.. , - · ~ Wilen t11f Al!rilal')' ot itic lorm. A "'PM oo tile blrt!J.) til ~ - llll t.ton. · dlart• of tile communion servred .._ tile ~" Weblter Poot American 1dly pai'tv at Chlllk!othe Veter-• un r org za wbo , Mr and Mn. 11111 lllflle vis- ~ f..- April, May ond June Mrs. Tom Roush , Railroad-s! ~ w' Jb<ther1 "' tl1t •I Open Clal• M•lfiJI Uglon mec nleadiy evening at I llM Hoapllal and • than~ )'OUI ·r~~na""': • 1uJmate= !ted In Galltpolll -Tutodar with Tueoday eveni"' II tile rhu.-.h. it • patient at Meig. Me1110rlal ~.;· Nalh M G M 01 I lct Secret ~ - note for contribution• fur the se on. ra. ' · · · M tl • Mr. and Mra, llt.td Mcf!:entle The meellnc waa opened . wtfJI Hospital where ~ wu taken F.;;;.&&llliO;~;;..;a;;;-~ 8r I pmy w.,.. read from ~• I chaJrman of the ways In d and fomily. devotlono ctven b)' Lent MeKi"' aftr b,...lrln« her BDklt In • llcout !x<;liiiW., ..--nted tl1t I'll, . 1!'11 Hall, dl.t.rlct preoidont. .Mrs. meahs committee and for t he Ml" Ylrglnl.o Fllher ol Otar·. ley who road IICI'ipture from fall at her home. ' and Merle Brlgp, M. , m<ehng el Hall alao sent a note concern- birthday dinner also Jave her leoton, W. Yo, spent Sunday ,Jfhn and gave a meditation en- Mrs. AUred Scart;erry, Jr , . . District . Scout Activities ~· 411 the ,_!..'.:. . In& the ITU'mhel'lhip quota. report. with her •unt, Mlu Nettie tilled "Live Each Day to the substituted in tho Middleport Ota~rman, preaetlled f 1 r s 1 rch , Monday- ......... An Invitation was received Mrs Orville Well, dlalrman, Koehler. l'!lllest" and an i~. "What Kind•rgarten clasHI Tuesday clap baq.. tD ....., Sewell, ohurdl. to attend a noception lor Marl- spoke on Americanism. She Mr. and Mrs. Selwyn White Freedom II. " for Mrs. Pearl Re.vnolds, who Blll Rtzer, Mlkt ~lth, Reed GuyCowiiD lyn WIU'IIer, a candidate for presented a five poJnlltar with of Golllpollo visited SU~ay af. The Lord'• Prayer was given has a t~roat lnlectlan. Ferrell, and 8tU Hayes. flecelv- od the bullnQI . department tresurer. to be held lhe points "'Presenting the temoon with Mlh l\leltie Koeh- In unison. Mrs Opai'Kelly. preo- Miss Christine COat•. a stu· ltCOnol oW.. badges wert _plano wore Febrttal')1 :!9 at the Nell House church, IOhool, community, ler. !dent. proalded. Committee Tl'> dent at Ohio North•m UniverSewell, Dtck Sau_vago, itller-son dltller, In Columbus. A note was read home and the Unit. Shesuqefll. Mrs. Robert Marcinko Ill Tup. ports wore ctven lncludinf lhe lsity, spent the weel enol with Marl< Smtih and Kenny RIUr: arulaunced. • w.lkhod " .potslble, from Mrs. Val• Cottrill statinl ed that the mlnlllerl be uked per. Plams tntared Me' g s sick liot with Edward Evana. :her parents, Mr. and Mn. Rev. llorrlnJ announced. that ness setslon, tl!at her mother, Mrs. Ethel to have ooe service 1 yelr on General Hospital, Tuesday, for Homer Jones, Mrs. James White Robert Coats. · • new troop flag had been .... ed under the pur hot h~~~totl by 1 Tedrow is lmprovln& from an AmerlcanLtm IJ!d ·tD .;. that ourgory. . · Mrs. Bert Glllrey. Mrs. Blgga, Mi111 May Roush, who reaidea . and Mrs. Wtllla!ll auto a~r•dent but Is still con- flags ll't properly displayed at , Mro. Callie Lotlan ol Flora Mrs. Emma Bissett. Mrs. in Parl<etsburg, ha• been ol refreohmtnt.o aleek l•ather lklm-r fined home. A card of thanks I all times 1n the church. : remam1 GUile IU aHhe home Grtoves and Mro. Baxter report- ing with her slsler·i,..law, Mra. . , , 1!1Jmp, Itt to. •l•ntotl with was read from the Young lami of her 1011 and dlullhtor·ln-law, confined "ith Illness. Oscar Roush , since the death lly. In the home, children should , Mr. and Mrs. George Log a n, The birthday lOll& was """I of Mr. Roush a week 080 , She · -• frte.. of perforation Mrs. G•rald Wildermuth. ' be 18111~1 the meanlr1a of I h e ! Hemlock Grove. for Mrs. McKinley and Mn. was accompani!d to Parkero· . chairman. gave a report on re- · nag and of patrtolic holidays I Mr. and Mro:J)opald Lanning Fred Gardner. The meeting waa burg Monday by Mrs. Roosh •ncl Yours In habiUtatlon. II wa• de<'idtd to ; """· also lhe Pledie to flag, the I and dauahtora Connie .and Su• closed with praver by lttv .. and her daugbter Mrs. Ray I 11oM •r llfiCk uppor lei' send gilts to Roy Reuter who is ' Nattonal anthem and Amertca. an spent the weekend in Cincin- Gardner. A salad course .. .., Cunningham ' confined in lh' Nelsonville Hos- Mrs. Well also. "'ad Arnerican- lati, with hiJ sloter ODd broth· served to It members and one Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Lake, 1 ther. pltal and to Sauer be taught In I he · er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jllleot Martha MoNPal hy the West Jefferson, were Sunday t-..1 ftJ the Brecksville Hns~llal It was sc sand an effort should beiz;nk. hostesses, Mrs. E~gar Aliens- overn~ht guests of 1\jr. and _ FtS tnl IF "Vf• lf'IOIIS ~ announced t!la! Mr. and Mrs. made to fmd out If .lhe teachers worth. Mra. Doyle Mill or and Mrs. Leo Kenned 1 Barton Hall would be present are teaching AmertcanUim. AI, Mrs. McKinle . y. . . CANONSBURG, Pa. - An ••· 'nlo for the birthday party. Y Mr. and Mrs. Fredd•e Clme tual-me, plasttc model of a re· will be 1oun 10 ~ 1so all should be active Jn trying • . I to have the Bible reading and I • • and daughter, Klmmie, Jolt morkable, new bearin, old 11 privacy of 7our . _ , The part~ will begin with • t prayer in schoolo. 1 Ml$$ Tuesday mormng tor t h e 1 r beinc ,offered free to interosted •e• 111 tiny , 1.., ttel cafelorta dioner from 6-7:15 p. , . ; home m Jarksonvtlle, Fla., af· hard-of-hearing persons. fortab]J 11 up m. and all members of the Poat Flags should be di!I]Jioyed ter several days visit with his ear see how1 1 • and the Auxiliary and their thfo community on all holidays Three members of the Chet- mother Mrs. Betty Cline and 1 The new instrument named •H r families are invited. The .PUblic and' the Lions elub wu. com-' A bridal shower honoring Mis5 Garden elub "A other ;o:>latives. They came to Radioear t:OO· Wts dttveloped e:an worn. ' t is invited to the program whch mendOd for JII"Omotlnl thiJ pro- I Shirley Jean Van Meter on Fe!>- Gardener• Day Out, held Tues- attend luoeral services for her enl!lnoen '" the world-lam. CUp lhia ad todiJ . begins at 8 p.m. I ject. _It was urged that Ameri-~ ruary 7th at Portland wa• glv- dor at the First Methodist grandmother. Mrs. Cia renee ' . Rsdio~ar R~searoh Llbora- to Dllei Radloear, ,Jill can literature and codes be dla- en by Mrs Herman Theiss anJ church m Lancaster. Ebersb.:tch toru~s. It ,,.. de~ngned to help . . -; Style4215 Elza GUmore1 ll!lllln•d pla~s tributeel In all libraries and pub- i Mrs Rosa. Van Meter All districts In Ohio we r "I Mrs Tu,;, Scally and her par- , persons who hear but do State &tree~ Allllillo, ·. 4all for the birthday party.nf He sa•d lie bulldlngs. A;te ndi°1 were, Mra. · Ken· meeting r<!presenttd Charles W. Hecock Colum~ ! withIn350thitpresent annual Mn enls · ·Mr · and Mrs ·. Georg• bus, Department Socond The importanct of voting 1 neth McLeod, Mrs. Merle Ev- Wade Cozad of Lancaste,' ,.,: Haekett were In Huntmgton. W. , Commander will be the stressed and members ask. ans and son, Mrs, Iva ident r:r the Ohio Associati!, of Va. Tuesday where Mr. Hackett Only er. At the ~lose of the eel to help by babyslttin& for renee and daught•r, Mrs. Dol>clubs resided d ,._ had a physloal cheek-up, 1 gram, door' prizes will be tho:"' having small children na Larkin~, Mrs. Donna Hauh- troduced the' :uests in~udin Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner had I eel. Highlights of lhe 1 whtle they go to vote. Proper er and children, Mrs. Profes""r Jam s ca'klwell ' as their guests Sunday Birdie ' will be several short skits and i care of the Oag following the Dalley, Miss Judy Cozart, Mrs. Ollio Uniwrslt e who spoke .::, See and Johnnie and Kenny See a style show by men of the meetings was Ul'lfeel by Mrs. Louise Brewer, Mro. Alberta "Knowing an/Growing." of Flatrock, W. Ya. ~ost. A reheanal for all par. Well. Gluesencamp, Mrs. Kathleen Following a luncheon at ticlpatln& tn the pt·ogram Prayer by Mrs. George Hock· Ward, Mrs. Maxme Durst and ' Mrs. Harry Gwinner of . Holiness Grou of be held at the LegJon hall ett Sr. chaplain, the singing of ~on. Mrs. Ada V!Ut, Meter, Mrs. Atlanta, Ga. aave demonstra, • p Middleport, 0. day evemng. March 13. On America ond the clooing nde by . K. Casto, all from Portland, IJons on Rower arr"nging using Mrnuter1 Meet . dqy Marth 15, the ladles w II the president closed the meet· Mrs. Murl Ours, Mrs. Mae Van u her theme "mode,.;, and The Meigs Area Holiness OF ALl. NEW '·' . far tile door MQ;.._ ... About . I FRIDAY.1nd SATURDAY· e 1 Gnt~p Ladies' Purses Reiullt t.tJ . ;r ' $1 .lelullr $1 ' .. ·ut · .. ' - "GOLD SEAL" TUBELESS TIRES Flnt Line· Original Equipment lires 650x16 ~;,::."_a__ PLUS TAX •. ,OLD TIU ~. .... flrla _ __ ~.70 Get The Best HERE! We are well equipped with • nle. lbop •ad twoo"lli perienced ~ mea to tate care of yoUr M~rit ~<'asher and Maytag dryers. ,< BriDe your wringer washer to M~g to let repaired and installed in tbe qilltcOl.J Iaior Ia worn, bring It In and 'let 111 tplin In minutes, (center mtcbaalain ot We Can Con~pltttely ... Owrhliul Yeur . . �I • ·' ,. .- ' ' L4aJsif.ied . ' .. .!'1 Bs Get •' ' .. ~,. , ..:.• j., •• ~: ., ' '. "f,• ~esults. II·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 27, 1964 ! ---::Fo:--r""'T""r•""a,. ,e_ FOR SALE FOR SALE ,_.........................;.;........................~...........==II LAST 3 DAYS! 35th ANNIVERSARY Used Car Sale I !t' WANT AD .~ lt-IFOIMATION sA v _.__ CHECK THESE LOW PRICES N- full Sin WURLITZER PIANO Now 1960 PLYMOUTH 2 DOOR $495 Black over white finish, clean interior, VB en2ine, automatic trant. Radio and heaLer, new tires. Was $1095- Now $799 1959 CHEVROLET 4 DOOR SEDAN '"' ' 1 :)i7, • ~'I VB ene;lne, Poowerglide trans. Radio, heater, power steer.. ing and power brakes. Beautiful beige and saddle fini sh. Tires show little wear. nice interior. ..... ............. a....-...._-. n 11,.._ .. ca.u.. Cll!llt. .,. :!.... n.. ... w ~ ::ar,:. " ....... .....,lf ... .......... fOt ..... '·~ . !IDI f!!'w~li'Un.,... ....-,. .... .. aat ...... ~-.w. ~-u.a~or Reduced to $899 Reduced to $1499 .............. &IIIII .&Uti• 11 . . . , S.. 0111 rl• fCiblllb.. a - A, . . . . . . .. ... lhJb' Lt.... _ ............ ........... .-n..1' ...... .., ............. PIODOCINQ '. PHONE WY 2-2157 . ; 1959 FORD GALAXIE 2 DOOR 8 cyl. engine . Automatic trans. White finish, sharp one Now Only $1088 iiiV Do llave 1 drllltiD& pro~> ltliU · f'or help, cootact AlcollCIID, Allooy1110118, 'J'ri.CooD. ty AA; Group, Writ., 801 W'Hleptl't, 0. GUNS "' 11117. oeJI lllld lrldo . - . Bill' Wellm•• Let WillialllMIII II 'TiffiD Jewelers, Phone Iii, Polqt P~ W. Yo. 10 II 'l< Baldwin SPINET Orlg , Price $935 Now $637 2 sn,htty u ..d ELECTRIC GUITARS Yes Sir! One owner and it has low mileage, dean inside, 1harp ivory and blue finish, has good tires, radio, heater, Reduced to $1699 1953 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE COUPE Handsome and loveable, vinyl interior, like new t'ar's. Power .&leering, automatic, top excellent, radiD and heater. Was $595 - Ill. All ~ • It> Jill Jollntoll . . Budsinlp!... .,,uue For Salel Society Notes M8reb •• ... . nim band ··oautet· medIDI will he beld JWCb If. ... f. 1e,, fivisio" 1 Service. lnc. for a cboictt 110 dUferent llUIII In the dairy . or beef tine. A price or M 110 In the breeds for pnweD ,.,.. formance sire!. No llSSOCII· Uon to join. For service call Leland Parter at Pomeroy. Ohio. Phone WV :1-32111 or Albert Parker ot Chester, Ohio, Phone 185-341li. I 25 301A: • Prof•oloMI Dry Cl11nlng and Shirt Laundry 1 Hour Cleanlnt Alter-tnt 1nd Repairing Pocket• and Zlppen ac.." Ull C" lt 'l Middleport, Ohio Cill $1565 Cr•dit Dept. sion. . ~.·~~. .. Phono 286-2104' Jackson, Ohio ., Livestock ABC CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY Maten, W. Va. Std. trans., 6 cyl. en~ine, new ('ar appf>arance and show room clean interior, 4 exct'llent tires, radio and heater. Reduced to $1249 1956 BII!CK 4 OR. S'I'ATION WAGON A one owner and mileagr real Jow . Automatic dio aod heater . Looks and runs out finP. fran!~ . Ra· '6' std., good rubber , new paiilt , C'lt>as Inside and out. 1954 Chevrolet Bel Air 2 Dr. _ _ _ $195 Solid and lots of service yet. 1954 Pontiac 4 Door _ _ _ __ '8' auto., eood rubber, clean car, one owner. $195 IO.OJ~tle: :;; 1.8. A - u.,& Jap. ~&i.£- :u..- •-· -·~ -" w.o .... - ... lf.Ta tte .u.: :"n:. IW!J' u. pow · ... a a,-., •· · ' • tr · o!4 II.Tm aouu IT•._. ll. ~ balllw 20. - t liN 61.- -.::,, - !t.t,. o med"• ··~ lt. ~ 41.~ ll3. N - · : ; :r:;:'~~ ll9. loh'm· ao. ·~· Alld · ::::.= <IliOn =le "'-..,...-. 1 Jn.+-+- REtaiTLESS HUNTFal PROMISES SCOTLAND 'tAAD HEtl. ~R GIVE: UP UNTIL CRIMINAL IS APPREHENDED BI.Troablo :; oil ''·~·-· -JI' Ll'zot Alld -· l.C&vlty I. Amonr 2 Keyboard 4-Mor.t . 2-27 Bme'e hi>w &o work atl I.Bint DAILY ClB\:Pl'OQI1cm!l - AltYDLBA.A.ltB WURLITZER CONSOLE SPINET Now $695 love Up To $100. Copy .._ all)' io LOJI'Gli'BLLOW Oftelelt.P ~- foraaother.llllltla -loA i o for~· thr8e L'1, X tor the two 0'.. etc. ·sbtgle letten, :ePottropbiN, _U. IMtJtb, laCS to: •tMa ot U.. wordl are all h4ttA dlft.....t. . . .. .--tile--- letter CW ... apent JnSutillee, p _ , 2 II 1lc AO;ill OIP INCOME TAX YV ltPB:S TO B:O I)IIW) ~ BIIZTON REUTER STEREO 'I"Mtw4a1'.. QIJPI Q I jewelry at home. JOt to uaoh ~nlllf! to make betlll better 11M of'tht!lr Q'•l" r::l~~:~JI'IUDAY ~ H. . . . Cd '" Nflld LOQ, Clock (~'~~~ oL News Nm · 8:00 . .4li N1aitoil1a1 8:10 1:15 •PictUre 118 Cloek · 1:115 r!~~nlJ: Nen 9:00 ,;; ~own 1:115 · Councy NI!WI' 10:110 . , Wonllip f1oar 10:11 Souloe 10:10 10:116 11:00 111•1 prl'fte II rt a I. Mallt ...... p ., n.t WY Wl'lt 4 II till Bello Nen e.llnty· News Newl s•- Pracrams .~:!10 ~ews Roundup 12:20. J¥1etln Bolrd , 12:25 Newo 0 Gram1 ~lo li8lljrdaf Metlnea · 1:111 Newo Beat · · l:ot. ~ Matlueo .• 2;15 Niwl Ileal liDO Slturday Matinee . : 1:'16 Nm Beat ~.oo 1>Jiclltg With Doss · ··••llt ·'l'op Tea ·~ 1:00 Newo tiJnner - - =--;.;..:. ' fillih FOR r• ~ ··~,.. ...,. . GRACIOUS SUIIiME·· • liMe &ivU:O . ~-jiilw.l1 . Vl.NYl~T~ co. '"'"'rot •1111 - · ¥1om. 1'0\YMIUAIU TYPES MONDAY TBRU I"'IIDAY 6:06 Country Music T1mo 6:21! Coun1rY Jamboree . · ' 6:00 SISD OD News -- ·:;: =:, =.n. Community New~ World, Nalloaal NeWI Spotlllbl em Sporti Wealber Dinnl!f Mu81We Off ~nniDAY ' 7: 1li SJcp On, Musleal Cloek 7:45 The LlfeiiDe 8:110 Oblo VaDey Nein I:Oii World, Nalloaal News 1:10 1!por1* Today 1:.15 Weather P1e1Ur1 1:11 Musical Cloek 8:55 New~ · t:IIO Mus1ea1 Clocli: t:IO Sou& & Story Time '1:45 FatiiuJ Worship Hour 10:00 Nm 10:01i 11tsb Sebool lilt P11ado 10:5$ News , 11;110 ~Time . lt:IO Special CommUDity 5:00 5:05 5:15 $:25 5:30 6 110 WMPO .Radio UH (I!Jiihifa. ·; , aMina It 8110 tuoiMs otl11n tD mike' a.rt One•, • . , . '5 PAIH'l'iiD PIJ"Nkii& £lUI Crest 11-121 Commercial Road. thedral City, California. 2 25 lie W JEH·-RADIO Pial-... ................ ,.. ...................,.,''a ........... writ.,-'.Ire 'l'B&'PZO:M TO'l'I:OYI'&CIV., Contact Don Reuter At Aceountlnt lo Tax S.rvlco We Carrr Our Own Acceunll CB 'l'B:IIIO -DctVVI'S 231 Mill St. Middleport "'rmorly Fry Plumblftl lito' PHONE WY 2-2029 Open Saturday Evoningo Til 9:00 JBIIIVO m_.,._ OUR SPECIALTYI ALL MAGNAYOX 1957 Dodcte VB- 4 Door _ _ _ $199 1955 Chevrolet 4 Door - - --· _ $395 U:QIIo!DI -615.l(fui'•Uke In Stock Reduced Sound Mechanically. Radio and Heater. """' 'lhtwbe,. U•S!ow: muo. Reduced to $499 SALE OF CHEAPIES lt.Jto. U.W·'r•t n4lU;IO Netirii-t 'lele'Vl!IOII Nile-TV'$ "Telephone Hour" boWl off AJ!C.TV IbiS season, TUesday bight markeil Its and ntfl-ii lblfliiU too llj)Qil, AI• broad<ast In 24 years 011 ter lbe·. ..n; "'"tl"' of TUeodav and televl!lon. Shirley -rn.... .1..~:.r· nilhl'fi '·.............y match wq hostess lor tbo..,. wblcll wu, alter all, lor lbe Happy birthday to you, heaYlJ!¥J~t. cblmplonsblp of happy birthday to you, happy lbt "!!f~ 01111 WODdera that tbe birthday d<ar "Telephone Hour" fillht ~ ~till Interests any· happy birthday to you! one ~~0•1t #cept the particl· Tile ClleDDel Swim: G<orge 1 , pants. · . , .. Raft does a ""'s·and-dance rouI'm afraid I. was one of those tine oo CBS.TV's Ed SuiUvao who .,a to .a . theater to ... show Sunday . • . Groocbo the illoutV Jn which CIa y Marx ls the host of AJ!C.TV'e ernergtdt•at 1 ·llll<eessor to lbe"Hollywood· J>ala<e" Marth 1• thnme •ilnce. held .by Joe Louis- ••• NBC-TV's aDDounced docg. LOWREY ELECTRIC ORGAN 1959 CHEVROLET 4 DR. IMPALA Hard Top. 8 eyl. en~ine . Automatic trans. Power bra'ke.-t, power steering, coral and beige fini sh. noto ~ WAS $195 , 1960 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 2 DR. 1t. Gol4o' :;:,p.. •· :;.:.' - ,..ny Now $399 Less than 25,000 actual miles by lora! owner. Spotles11 green interior with dark ereen E'Xterior fini6h, Powerglide, Radio and he-atH". You must see it at this price. ••Y- at nl&ht. :L li1lll 'oil I • downs it lbat Tueaday ~ .Y.Dwoll wblch · •lnjsht:'$ wu on end-of·tbe- l.nfPl •·rtllllld ll!ld I!' for ~? 1 t. ~:.rp 10. Fui=·•, hh~~Y 'oilliiCIL 011 lbe·'lmJa. wthonderlnkln wbat . Joelnldj,oult waa u. ~"::.. ...., "' daa't <barae , •• s. lh ng. - 0t IL x-11 10 lbl. Dry Cl11nlnt1 $2.00 OISCOUNTSPICKUP & DELIVERY · r::~!t~~~~ 'DAILY. CROSSWO.RD Transfer Co. 01 evue :~u-:uu:r!.~ s.~; =~.=:-::·~ . e.- .. ·HDti,, It At Zerkle's Write .It . , Ifill Cmtby, wh couldn't Jmc.TV't'"'ln.... Tbotlrl" to 1mnt wltll CBS-TV lor o tij. ' anlboloiY lo iijWWiied olft<lall7 uaiiOII comedy, 1o lle1ldlni 1111 by !!!!! WI)', ID ..,_~~~wed lor IIIII ~ - · ear lo)l'lrd ABC-TV. ;;_~~~~~~ TUeoday night, p . _ '"u' Pury ~~ ~·'· jD. . would JIOI p,y IJve llli, to ... LllloD ·llld ~ It opln, 1 bt!V• · · ·. •• SPINn PIANO e See J ~ Design in a Beautiful Walnut Cue BRJIIICD with 011'1111 773·5543 ' 1961 CORVAIR LAKEWOOD ST. WAGON Will Hovo Tho Sorvic• of MR. HERMAN HOFFNER Rutland SAVE! Special $1195 TlWKSBARY'S illRBER SHOP -.JII"C1. 1,,.1 wN 4 ";.!.•.!"')1 '. i_Ut:J l&l'Qi•""Lt,i -&ii.UI • • • SUDe 'DIItloo llipwlrt lroupl, lbt W.til~ wort • ..0. 1114 to be C<IUJit. femlly, alrt Marcil :a ... Tbc 1!11 pretty firmly 011 a •-Moal> 1962 CHEVY II NOVA STATION WAGON ! Notice UMCI 1960 BUICK LeSABRE 4 DOOR Locally owned and dean inside and out, automatic tran!l., power steering and powpr brakes. Jvory and blue finish, radio and heater, good tires. lilaurance . .. ·n;..),i .;.i / wiD ... 11114 SIIUidly, :'r;;;;;=;.__..:..;;=:;.iMM>IINSOM.,)iiiSQi~S!~w~,.;r.o~.,.,.._i;;;;;;;; On • Now Baldwin or Wurllher l'lano Special Tormo $25 down, $4.50 w.kly ~;-'4:) !.1- • l • 1:30 Farm New• 1:30 Pat Blltlram, M·W·F e:4b MeJp Ct Af1. Ext. 7:00 NOW! 7:011 BNikfaat Party · · 7:~ Newa · 7:35 l!lcbal: lllrdware ITues.·Thiln.J 7:50 Newa lloporl 1:00 Br~GJI Parl.f 8:11 Bright Star Sbaw·Thars. 1:30 Van Petrick Sporti . 1:- Baker Fumlture-Weci-Frl 8:115 OpeD Houao 1:00 Newe 1:01 Coflea With JIDII . 1:45 Bett.f NewtoD IO:Oi Ministerial Assoc. 10:20 Country Hoe Down 11:05 Swap Shop 11:11 Country DrUten. M·W 11:11 ~ CL Alf. ZU.Tue 11.15 A.S.C. l'rosriDt-Fri 11:11 Family WoraDip-TI!!D'I. 11:35 Fll'lll Buraau . 11: .. 'l'bij>'e CountrJ lf.ymu 12:110 NooiD Report IJ:II MILlin Juat 'Fw You IJ:II Goealer'l Guelt SIIMI'rl 11:80 Millie Ju.t For Yoo 1:00 Plalter PariJ 1:11 BJP.ttpar Sllo•Tuel, f:30 ~ N"" •=M BowliDa Score. l:ot· Sundown Seriltodo 1:00 SlgD . Off SAnmDAY · 1:00 On ::: =~Expreil 7:01i Breakllll pan;y, 8:1$ Jones SUlek Shaw IO:J; The Good Ufe 10:35 M01le In '!'be Air IO:to Under Oble Sidle • .. LITTLE OR,HAN ANNII ·10:4> Tbla Ia MUJic ll:Oii Top Tetllbow· ' • '11:35 Top Ten Show (Dultotls) ~EI!~ "'OAooV-1 I DON'T . VES; lri A 12:110 N0011. NIWI" · · ···•· FEW """S we'LL kNoW 'I'HAO A HARBOR I lUi MUileal lntllrlude ·• . HAVE 'SIPPLIES AND A 513 SCHOQ~E~ A6():J.RD 'TO LAST 12:30 Rev. MernD Ntil'· JUST PULLED IN AN' A YEAR.J ll&D UPI 1:00 Platter Party •'. S:OII SUndown Serenade 1:110 Sip Off :. SUNIIAY . 7:38 Sip On 7:15 Arllij> Hour I:Oii Herald of Truth 1:35 Hour of DeHveraruie 1:11!) Wlnp of HeaJins ' 1:35 Bible Speaka to YOI!. 10:00 Voice of Propbecy .: 10:15 Wub. lloporllto Poopla U:OO Country, !fYnu' •Tim, 12:1t Nooa N8W1' 12:11 Tire Selr<h • 12:10 Rev. MerliA Taola t 1:00 .Billy Grablm ··· !:IIi Lutheru Jlaur , ' · 2:110 'l'bo Clturd> At Wort . 2:11 Tire Navy ~P 1:15 Tire BJa IJo 1:00 'lbe Quiet Hour · · · 3':35 &mday SboW.Ui . 1:1111 Baptist Laymu'e HoUr 1:35 World ltl ~ ·• SliPt OIJ. iHEN, OFF WE'LL 'SAILi iHI'B TIME I HoPE 1tJ cot-ABINB A LOT OF· PLEASURE WIT/i .JUST AS LITTLE BUSIC'IESS ASM~f �) • 1. 1 d of the Month ·s · le .. El I FRIDAY· t h e 2 8 t h and SATURDAY t h e I 29th Kitchen Towth Pdlow Case Sets Very absorbent, dllrllb}f. All cotton. Plalda and striped patteme. FrinJed Fine white pereale .with emj)roidend colored scJI· loptd hemt. f2x38 Jncbee. Gift &xed. Our reguler fU5 aetl on Sale for ~.39 ~ a pair 15~ x 28~ ends. 3 for SALII ca- $2.95 Percell CANNON TIRRY lnchee. $1-00 • m BABY CRIB and MATTRESS OUTFIT $29.95 Single drop side crib In white or ued bfrch finish, attractive d~ and $9.95 Slnimou Mattress. FOR FRIDAY AND SATURD~Y , ~ T RIOULAR Pf.95 OUTfiiT IPICIAL 2-DAY S A L I - - - - - - Sale I KROEHLER LIVING ROOM SUITES • .,, ;J SPECIAL ·' l PURCHASE •• u • '· ' MIN'S i •• • . ' . • .. I I;' "' .. I l :' 'I • •: ' . : I 1 .. $1.t5 $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 $6.95 ~ ,, I I Animal• Animal• Anlmalt Animal• Anlmale $.1 $1. · · , I i $2.7f .. $3.7{ for a 1ult Upholstered in heavy duty nylon covers, Colors are dark green, navy blue, gray, green, and tan. cushion filled with high density foam . Your ., • Dust Ruffles Made of finest polished cotton from Springs Mill's ' 1 cord welted, double stitched seams, bleachea whffM~: muslin tops, generous sblrring, hemmed edges attd · guaranteed macbine washable. Chmce of 9 beaud· ~ ful decorator colors. Full and Twin size. ~~- · . FRI.DAY AND $A .89 . ! ' ' l I Ret. R11. Ret. R11. R11. yarn $1.00 S5.98 All sizes, all colors included in the 2 day sale. SHIRTS ON SALE FOR $2.50 TROUSERS ON SALE FOR $3.50 ~ "' Good patterns. Stripes .1.. dots. Sale Friday and Saturd·ay. 3 J: STUFFED ANIMALS 36" PRINTED FLANNELmE ' SHIRTS and TROUSERS To Match - - $139.95 BIG YANK . .•' ' .f 6C ... ' .JJ I Sets ( . Smartly styled cabinet, delivers an excellent pte« ture, automatic picture balance and with fa • RCA Victor "Golden Throat" sound. Mlltchlne Ro.. Pethm $1.95 BATH $1.49 TOWELS_ $1.39 HAND $)-19 TOWELS_ 49c WASH CLOTHS- 3 9 c On Sale $4.88 For .. P o r t a b l e Television BATH TOWELS These are our fast selling wash 'n wear Travelaire Ro"'- that we sell regularly for $5.95. All slzes. 3 pocket style. • ' Moftln.Jonet BATH ROBES ~ ·~ RCA VICTOR 19 INCH SCREEN Slightly soiled white uniform• - wash and wear ·eottona - puckered nylo~~& - embossed cottons - ml11e1 alzebaU sizes - and extra 1ize1. • Rqular $10.95 Womena White Unlformt -.-- - SALE $7.00 Rqular $1.95 Women• White Unlforme --- - SALI $6.00 Retular $7.95 Womena White Uniform• --- - SALI $5.00 Reeula~ $5.95 Womens White Uniform• ---- SALE $3.00 Regular $4.95 W-n• White Unlforme --~ : SALI $2.50 R11ular $3.9S Womena White Uniform• --- - SALI $2.00 2-PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITES 1nd 4-PIECE SECTIONAL$ ~ l i •• I 00 SALE! WOMEN'S WHITE UNIFORMS . m :9 ~ $30· . ~ SATURDAY . choice of brown, beige, turquoise, green. S.. the Many Smart New Styles $249.00 2 PIECE SUITES SALEI FRIDAY AND SATURDAY GENUINE CHENILLE MEN'S and YOUNG MEN'S TROUSERS At A Spec:i1l Price For This S1le Viscose T h r o w Rugs $3.39 -- $349--2 Pc. Suites s 4 1 9 - 4 Pc. S e c t i o n a l s - - s 3 2 2 RUGS Scroll pattern in Red, Gold, Beige, Green. Genuine "501" Nylon. 'SIZE 9 FT. x 12 FT. - - - - - -- $79.00 SIZE 12 FT. x 12 FT. $109.00 SIZE 12 FT. x 15 FT. $139.00 SIZE 12 FT. x 18 FT. $160.00 Special MOHAWK'S TUFTED SEAMLESS h12 FOOT R O O M SIZE RUGS Serviceable blends of ny· lon and rayon. Choice of 0 colore. $3.95 Table On Sale $2.95 Teble · Cover• n Sale $1.95 Table Cov.,. On Sale Cover~ $3.39 S2;39 $1.39 RUGS Excellent Selection !>f Patterns 9ft. x 12ft. Size- $49.00- $59.00 • $79.00 12ft. X 12ft. $89.00 12ft. X 15ft. $109.00 On Sale $1.00 For W a f f l e W e a v e Dish T o w e l s 15 x 27 incbes-75% Cotton, 25% Rayon Plaid pattern 4 for 6 $1· f lty 12 ' " ' .... $59.0012 X 12 $89·0012 X 15 $109 ft. 1111 foot alze poly wrapped. Each pric- · for 8 8 c Boya $1.95 Short Sl11ve PRISCILLA Quilting Sheeting Slzel frem 6 te 11 Cotton knif4t and acrllan Bleached - 1ood quality. TWO.OAY IPICIAL 11" Width- 6 5 c Y•r4 90'' ' Width- ___________ 1 ' .B E D S·P R E A D S Slightly irregulal' of good styles and colors (much bieber priced spread) Twin and full size. 75c yar4 SALI $5· TABLE ~rful RCA Badi01 - famoua "Golden Throat" aound. !We . ' on. the~e modell u listed. S a l e ! BICYCLES $25.00-16 ln. Convertible Roadmalter, .Jr., SALI $21.00 $27.5D-" ln. Convertible Roadmalter, .Jr., SALI $23.00 $27:50-16 ln. Con'llertlble Murray ------- - .SALE $23.00. $32.50--20 ln. Convertible AMF. Junior - --- \SALI' $27.00 ... l ' $52.50-24 ln. Boys or Girl• AMF Skyrl..er .. SALI $39:t0 $59.50-24 ln. Boy• or G.l rlt AMF .let Pilot SALI f.41,op $52.50-26 ln. loy• only AMfi ·Miilute Min - · IALI $39..0 I • ' • $53.50-26 ln. loysor Glrli AMF Skyrrdlr __ $ALl $41.00 $55.00-26 ln. loy, only AMF Saturn ----~ - $ALl $59.50-26 ln. ley• or Girl• Skyrlcler (2 tpMd) Sale $44.... $69.50-26 ln. , Girl• only AMfl lkyl•rtr • : '·. ' ~ $62.50--.U ln• ..,, or Girl• AMP iUf Pilot !... " Milo ' .f $49.i!l ' 99 ': HANDI-CUTS RADIOS . ', 1 i ~I.Y I qt,fi.Y 1 oNLY I ONLY . - REMNANTS " ' Dan Blver Fabric. Nice . 11le~on pe~m• for $26.t5 TAILI RADIO ------·---------. $21.00 $IUS CLOCK RADIO ---·------------ $26.00 Pf,tS CLOCK RADIO - ------·-·····-- $ai.OO fl4.t5 'TRANSISTOR ltADIO --··--·-·· $11.66 On Sale In the Drlpii'J your Dept, 2ntl Ploor- ~rln111~. $300 ........... 4 yanl ' CHAIRS ·f ., ! ' . . ' MORGAN.JONES pair lliuminated control-Decorator ~Ion, Reg. $13.95 Twin Bed Size, Single C,ontrol S1le $12 Reg. 14.95 Double Bed Size, Single control S1le $13 Reg. 16.95 Double Bed Size, Du•l Control Sale $~5 ,.o· · ...,.,,' 6 9 c YARD .__ SALE RCA VICTOR Automatic Blankets • : . Dan River and Gfi~rae fabric, mercerized 100% cot.i ' ton, crease resistant, wash and wear. JA~'. ~". 1" in beautiful clear colon. IIG .IjAM : Sale! ,_ 36" Checked Gingham . . Knit Sport Shirts Floral patterns In pink and yellow. All eotton. $1.49 6 9 c yard JUST RECEIVED! NEW SHIPMENT Decorator Styles, nylon binding. Color fast, preshrunk, non allergic, lint free, no ironing. Size 72 ~ 90. (Only 13 Bla~ets to sell) · knitl. Solid colOl'll a n d trimmed stylee. fior Thlt $1.39 Sele Oil~ ' SALE FOR TWO DAYS-BEACON Tweeds and Solid Colors Large and .1111aU piec- S2·95 SALI PRICI $6 00 POR TWO DAYS • PILLOW WE SETS Machine washable -'rtes quickly. Ideal for Sportl wear, Slip covers, Dr~ etc. Solid colora a n d matcbina stripes. S1lel Frklay and Saturday ALL SEASON • RUGS for SPORT 'DENIM Foam Rubber REMNANTS . ed accordlna to size. 00 W1Hie WeiVe Dish Cloths - - - - 2 for 25c Fast colors. 75% cotton, 25% rayon. Waffle weave and mesh. Colorful atriped pattern. ROOM SIZE 3 DlliP DRY Another Shipment Cellulalre Thermal Weave BLANKRS DISH CLOTHS FOAM BACK NYLON T-SHIRTS 100% combed cotton. Reinforced neck. Shrink resistant, lastlnJ fit, generous cut. Complete comfort Sizes 8(34.36), M(38-40), Large (42-44). Hundreds to aelect from. lncludin, the popular Da· cron tlee. Cannon Floral PaHern I Mln'a Hanee U.Shapecl NECKTIES 2 Dey Sale OF FINE QUALITY TABLE COVERS 27" OCTAGON 8 8 c 14x41 21xH $1.28 SIZE-SIZE--- o~; Special P11rchMena $uo and $2.50 SPECIAL PURCHASE! MOHAWK AXMINSTER S1le "501" Nylon ROOM SIZE Fine quality, rich colors, fringed ends ,Including the new tapered styles, regular belt loop style. Overplaids and solid colors. All wash and wear fabrics. · 1 c.... . ? In anti make your ael"' · tlon. ' .. . ' '.• •' " ·A.lltQ. ~fety Kits~- · .i ~- belm •n4lantern ..,lete with battW 1114 a Btl. • Wai, Car ~ ComPI;te with 10 foOt cord lli_cl ~ llJhtet·plu~. For lltety on the road. Fltl ~ all ear llihter · receptacltl. SftOO· KITI ' . C~MPLITI . ..,. . . 1'' .. ,,• ' I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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