http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ab320817d93c010ed99ca038d7887a8b.pdf 23f3bd5ad9046ea0e43ce0aa291a91b8 PDF Text Text l.., ( I ~- 1 • ' ' '' •• I ' .,. ., ""t •.. .• • • l&-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lllddleport, 0 .• May 8, 1984 --- ' ' MHS Seniors' ·. Itinerary Is Announced ' • e.n tt t,~ ..... ~-;. ...... ' ' ~- ·~ ~- VOL XVI ·· - NO." 9 ~s (UPI) -l'nlldmt Cll ah 111r ,o l'lbo ·ti --:t· ~odlla Job 111011, prallm, Oblo'aleader- -~ He ~)'*~ · - by hellsblp In area develop- ~ fr<in ·~ Air melll, today IIIIIOWII!ed the • FOJ'(!II 1Wt"""" O>lnmb1,11. . tablllh!!IID\ of a recloaal devel· I'QijatJnc out that In 1111 ton opment lllllltute here. of the 11 ~jlir lndUJtrialllfOIII . . In IIIIIOUIIClng tbe award of a or the state _ , ill tbe subCIVIl; IUOBTS comraetlor the lnatltute by the atanllal _1!JI01l!Plo~t cat. ne WIJ'I plannecl Ill tbref AHa R<!development AdmlnJ5. I'"'Y· JolinoCID ~ that 00. _.clu.8 toda to coiJ>. traUon tJurlne ·an address at only one S~e~o "te•lnlln IIIII de w!lh lb. vWt b 1Pneldelit Oblo University, lbe ~ beCause the Loi'mn.i\ObniOIIIjl lbe alate Y said tbe inltltute would make Elyria area Ia belnc· removed iecregatlon • marcbee Oblo U~rally the focal point or ~ the -llat''· loday, . w' ·acheduleol by Negroeo Ia econonuc developrnen\ fm" lbe Olllo baa grown to bO one ·of N ll,le, Memphla and IOUtbeaatern Oblo area.'' tbe major Industrial ~tero of . Villit ~ the Preold£Dt Jobnaon opoke at ceremonlos lbe wea1erf, world/' the freal· ID utep illuing hJI tour of commemm"atlnc tbe 180tb BDDI· dent oald, IIJiljiorl.lnc llfUI citIacbia poverty pocketa . veraary of tho university while lea' IIIII . creal . symphoolea, "'"' ">Dlil! ~ POMEROY, OHIO TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN AI . leUt 24 ~ Colore~rtoona ..... wednesday Naabvllle, boootins to 130 t h e auml)er of 'pe!'IODI arrested ln the , . _ capital during aD 11-<lay ol!l Pf91esl moviJIWII. A white dem0011lrator lmock· ed to the lf01IIld by W&a while dud- .,Ia during a clen!onl!traUon at Mempbls Wednesdaf. .. ., Ajoy to give, to receive ... colorful Coin Gloss This charming, colorful collection from Fostoria features a handsome. hand-molded pattern care· fully adapted from authentic antique· ~o~museum pieces. Coin Glass gifts s[(&w'four good taste . . . beautifully complement furnishings of any style period. See and select from our complete open-stock selection, in your choice of rich crystal or radiant green, amber or blue. Salem Center Visitation Day 1s Announced Shop Elberfelds for Your Mothers Gifts WASIIINOTON - President Johpmi aaya he may call eon. greoo back ·into oessloD after Ibis aummer'a pollllcal convenlion U tbe Jiwmaken fall to act belon theli on the.elvll ·rights bUI and hi. other major proposala. . · 'nle Chief Execullvea raised lhe lhr<lil Of an extended eon· I'~ 1118SioD Wednesday al ~ plc~l~Htyle aews eonlerence 1- one of tht most unusual iD Ill• , Houe annals. About ~;ooo their wlvea ~ aome of whom · arms, atlended Johnson took stride, reelln& most .wllb a anota ; ~ ao- otareuc..:o«nlcdevel~enl,'' eV<O, · ·~ . unl- Jobolon aaid. verslty DB~ I dare not 'l1le Preoldent oald he bad mention here." Tbl Jail wo 1 been told Southeastern 010o jcltlac reference ID Ohio Slate "baa been 'surveyed to death' Unlver,Jty. · . . In recent yearo. But thlo !the In ·bla,openlnc ~ JOhn- AJllllllachla program) lJ not an1011 erpioesaed." bll 1 ~ other siudy program-it Is an IIIII Ohio UnlversliY ~I action program-and we bove Vernon Alden Juid been llbli ~ convincing evidence 11111 action attept !be appolnlmelil "'141•jilu. gets resulta." and f()I'IIID)ate the Job 'Coi'pa" He con~ated the state under the war oo puverty pro- for ita su . ln recent ym sram:. of higher ed Uon. "Allacroas "Uililer Dr. Alden's .lu!ler· thlo land, we llibM-<IupUcate ship, Ohio U~ Ia l!lllinll ,and mu!Uply that supporl-al •. na~ llaDdatd of ~· ·every level-with a far stronger l1liP ill au.ctlnc tha ~ma notional commltment to educa· ciety, . . FHA Home Loan p0 li'cy J8 0 utlined · · 'nle average home Joan m ..t..~ County last year Mllton Roush, area ervlsm" for Fonner• Home mlnlstraUon, (FHA), aald nelllay noon at a luncheon me•et.-1 iDg of the lJonl Club at Martin Hotel. FHA usually IO&rul 80 per Of the market value, Rousl1 · "OUr Is·to IIIPplement other I he oald. 'nle FHA more with rural Ia, not only fanners. IIAluab listed l)'llOI of:~= FHA JDal<ea to small 1 and vlQagu under 2,50!1 t1on aueh aa water oysteml and loaDs to lndlvldualJ for oomes. 'nle average size·bome lm" loans baa 1,200 feet of ·living area tho IIIIIDesl belDS 1111 ~ •uplo• bras, girdles and many other useful items- Shop Elberfelds for top quality merchandise. FllOTEil BOWL ··Sure \to .i· \delight'. her.. Mother's Day Is Next Sunday, MAY 10 r White Is-', It's ci coa1, itspMIIIMIIIthll!otW•••,.., • .,.., pertec:t aocent to your colorful PM...._ •-r MASON DRIVE· IN ·C aravon ' " ~ '- ·-·~···~·... Plil(l M QiN11 ;;-. · , - - - - . - - - - - - - . , ; , . lion for all our young pe<>ple without resard fDI' the ecooomic clmunstancea of their par. ents," Johnson told the stu· dents. "To you of tllis student body 1 aay merely aa a atatement of fact : America Ia yours - yours to make a better land - youra to bulld the greatiiOCiety," the Prealdent oald. "! know we live In an age when lt is coruddered correct to play it cool-when It is right to be reaerved - when it is not good fm"M to show great faith. But I believe wltb Emerson that DO great work is ever achieved lbl"'llga~alay'wboa Withoulenthu.llem>. ... "I would urp you_ and call ohall not 1H1 Up. IWtl'd ..,._ nalloll, neiiiMir lball tbey lel!rll upon you DOW - ID go out of war an)'IDOI'e.' • • •M ••JooaJ W8'! IIIlA' OJal! "Not in a day, not ill a y.l; great wm"k.s to acbleve. But we will these goals be reaeW. • : , : ' " : wlthoul th,:.:.; Jolmsoo IBid. "But U we bepa courage , the effort - if we II!Jili'OIICb ~ ~:.!'"011 lee~; of our history' task with creat enthnslr:•'ll sa' · and not With ~· Among the great&~ <!hal· achievemenll wDl be lbe * · I lengeo faclug America lmmedi· of your generatio!L• ately, according to the Pres!- 1bt visit Ia the llrsl ol ~ dent, were the end to bigotry he scheduled to m.oq Ill . . and bias, abolishment of P..er· state within the nest • d&yi ty, Illiteracy and disease, es!BIJ. He wao oebeduled to arrtv.'lll · llsbment of equal justice for Air F()l'(!e I, tbe presldr!dlli all, "and, above all else. belp Continued , On Plil Tw . ; •••q ', Johnson Asks Revolution Against Poverty in U. S. the main floor- a large selection of slips, gowns, pajamas, .} %•·~ 0 : You'll find [ust what you want in the lingerie department on BUll VA$1 ----------- . In ---------- Jo~rronon@l caleCli'Y. ·-5' : ; FRIDAY ond SATURDAY May 8·9 ''THE WHEELER DEALERS" <Technicolor) Lee Remick. James Garner, Phil Harris. Chill Willo:, Jim Backus Louis Nye, Elliott Reid. Patricia Crowley. TRIPLE CROSSED, 3 Stooo•• ~"-'\ THURSOAy, MAy 7I 1964 - ARA ··~ MEIGS THEATRE · ., ' ~- • ~C. row IS IIi 'coYerap. We·are-.a-- WIIo .eolltr.lbllted Of llill Cuavan. We otyeu.'l'llo ·CoJJgratulated '• ' �' (. ' Jackets Take Rut .. KC -Gets First Win Over. Tornadoes ~ ' • ' M i 4-0 ~I I . .,., :IL . (L1 T." . ..• . · ~::l •; MAN OVERBOARD CAST _ Bedford Eighth Grade students Saturday night presented a play entitled "Man •;overboard" in the Belford Youth Center. George N. Sargent wao director, The scene ol the play wao on a deck ;. of steamship named Columbia. Cast members are, 1 tor, first row, Carolyn Jones, Janet St. Clatr, Sandra Bailey, 1 • Daun carper, Theresa Eastman, Jane Quivey, Leta Goodwin, second row, Clifford Hooper, Donald Randolph, Franklin Gilkey, Danny Brickles, Jerry Well, Robert Meek.S, Terry Evans, and thtrd row, Duane Brtckles, Don, nie Lambert, David Brickle•, and Jerry Burke. One cast member absent when the ptcture was taken wao Duane .. Sidden..- . Md ~·, Mad, Motor Route PriCe Increase a e . Sentinel Photo. were lndlcatlons Woods might b~ REMAINS OF SKYLINE LANES - This ia how the once·beautlful Skyline Lanes BowUng Alley looked W•do nesday afternoon following Tueaday'• $409,000 .blaze. T be fire is still under investigation the atate nr.l mal' shall's office. Yesterday, owner and Abe Phillips aaid be planned to rebulld, r. PhllUpa, "l enjOJ living in thia area. I appreciate all the kindness extended by my fnends durmy the fire.' Mr. Pbllllpllllo pril., ed thoae who helped save some of his furniture, and Issued a public statement praising the Volunteer GIIDpo,llt ~F;ir~e:_D~ept:a::r~tm~en::,l::.,f::o::.r.:i::la:..&!!:a::ll:::•::n::t~e:::ff::o::.rt::·_ _ __ = ---::::-:==--=--=--==---::-::--:::--"'- ope~ator S~id New, !D"f{ · Country·CoredHam put 0n Tesl .Market ' I ereJit su~:::·w~:"'..::aywednesday A project that hao required prepare the product, that wrapped In vacuum oealed put In the nrm•o port IIUIIt· here and in Norwolk Wednea• nearly 10 yearo to perfect is from the time It onten the that retain frl!llhness Larry Corbin, In cbarge ollhe · . For tho first time mail sub- \ dayo. rate Is sttll $5.60 less per year day night. He hao been charfl- now 1 reallty. inl room until it cornea out of for weeks. Sausage Shop 111d Ham CUrln&, . ICI'iptlcnllllld motor route rates Every effort lvts been ahd will than the carrier and motor ed with operating a nuratng Robert L. (Bob) Evano <tl tbe aatni room. Because these hams are slow· stated the Sausage Shop II Jli'H" of the Dally Senlinel are being be made to keep this newspap- route rates. . . home without a license ond oth· Bob Evans Farmo, Inc. aM~ Evllll ond his stall have aged for sll months, the In· ently beln1 expanded to "beter abreast of growth and pro- F.or those wiShmg to sub- er complaints IL Akron. A ced today that his COJnpany bq worklng nearly a decade to supply II limited and will ter ICC<)mmodate CUJtomlll'l and . illCreased. , . 'lbil newopaper has absod>- ; gress. scnbe by mat! for shorter charge of operaUn1a home with· a new and completely dlfflfl- feet lhis dlatinctlva curing sold exclusively In Galli• to make room l<lr a new Tack , od many cost increases In or- ' Despite these Jncreas..t de- terms, the Dally Sentmel wtll out a , license was expected to ent coontry-cured ham. II wu eeu (under contrOlled siarllnt with the Bob and Saddle Shop where peoo .. ,der lo continu,.rates wltlcb have I mands. there has been no in- charge $5.:15 for •1• months, be IUed against him here aoon. pot on the tell\ market in Co- tlDt11) and have lle8I'Cbed SBUYie Shop, and in pie wlll be able to purehase aU ,.been g...,rally well below those 1 crea•e in the size of the Dally 1and $3 00 for three months. , ' lumbut 111d Southoaetem Ohl~ country for many on the test market. typea of equipment lor lh o" ,- .of other dolly newspapers CIT·:Sentinel editorial staff. Efforts . The rate for motor route d~- CHICAGO- Selection of a last week. Olflelala have worked The hlii!J from Evano' fresh horses and western clolhbtl. 'nit , rulatlnlln thll area. presently be 1n 8 livery, where camer service" jury In the~ million fraud con· 'nit new product 11 vacuum· hand with unlvmlty m•at apepill In tha looal new addition Ia expected to be . Effoclive Jon. I, 1914.. the made to bolst.r the starr. but It : not available, will be Increased splracy trisl of T..mater union packed, a!1d bonelus cla!IIU, especially those In the Planll ars l!fOUnd and completed by Memortsl Day. ,IOCCllld ol tltree annual mcreaa- 11 clear that this newspaper to $130 per month, putting Utls l'reoldent Jameo R. Hoffa wu country eured ham Evans said 1011th • oo in oecond clau poetal rateo, must grow in mony are., as tbe price on a par with delivery halfway hlll1le today, needlnl he belleveo it 11 ~ lint of Ita Tbe Bob EVIIII Parmi Cella;down 23, 1:40 a.m.; Cbarl• K. •• authorized by Public Law ,community grows. price by cll,{rler In towns and el&ht more Jurora "'complete type In Oltio. try ·Cored Ibm nlllu .. olddown :&3, 1:21 a.m.; lndlllla up ,J7-79!, enocted In October, j Advertising can no longer !villages. the panel. "In fact, I don't think lheto's Umo couatry navor btll etlllll" 23, o:45 am.; Pbtllp Spom up 1962. went Into effect. . . bear all the Increased coots. Four jurora en4 lour elte,. over one or two other . flrml aate1 mac• of tile neeoll\'e 23, & a.m.: A. E. Dyke up II, With a third lncreooe due m which have gone Into the pro- I nateo ll't nsedod for a complete producln1 thfa typo bam tn 11t1 1111. 1:10 a.m.; A. J. Patten up .. 1161, llld with all othe_r <0111 duction of this newspaper. In a l jury before tht court CID belln country,• laid Evlnl. 'nlll new ham II a GIDJO'ftodlnp: GalllpoUs Greenup ~:50 p.m.; J. s. !Awls , .of ~lion rlolng otead1ly, The period that ha• seen the Dally Jakin& te1tlmony. The aUced vacuum • packed ey ~or with 1 1011 ' !U, 19.1, running 28 feet up Greenup 1:30 pm; Lorena Dally ntlnel finds It noceooory Sentinel move steadily ahead Continued from Page 1 product will keep up to 1 1x that can' bo lllced with ease. on rollers, Pomeroy·Maoon 32.• liP GfOIIIIIP 8:11 pm.; Winoll to pa •ome of these coota on with expanded news coverage, weeks '111\hOUt rtfrlreratloo. n.. Sllcel can be fried, or tho Pt. Pleaaant :11.18, HlntOil up Greenup 12:all a.m.: J o 1 J .to tta readero. . purchase of modern and cosUy moria! Hospital and the court frelh hallll are purcllued from tire bam can be baked In 1.58 falling, KanJwha Falls 2.116 Chotln up Greenup 4:10, a.m.; , Demands for mereased oerv- machmery for Its composmg ruling was on whether tho amu. s, fedtral lnSPOCttd PiaJitl lour houri with no IIOaklnc Charleston 11.19 alation- Buckeye Stall dot>Jn Grsenup 5:• · ic< and performance upon the room. addition of a ~ew elec- ount ol 0 bond 1.,ue lor hOIJilt"' from Northern Ohio llld J:Ddl. ]NirbolUnc. Marmet and Win· Ill a.m.; Aetno-Loulsvlllt do'fl , -edtlorlal department of The Oattrlc engravmg machme lor reI . I ---'•• A F·•-• .._ u •·-s were •n the Iilla · • . O-up 8"" I - • 1111 Iv SenUnel hlvo been steadily rod t' f t a construction llmtto tho amI or ·~-... '""''"' ...... """' !ancien bavt n!ported ""'" • ·~· ... ·••·• - •!!""•"'!" .t • · 1P uc 10" 0 1oca1 pte ures, • c. ount that can be opent for that emptloll ' Certificate permlta IIlli bam II aboolutely ouperlor movemeals: up II, 1: 25 p.m.: . -accoteratln1 In tho post year. The carrier delivery price of porpooe. Eo- Hoopllll these hamo to bs ablppetl any to IllY hllltl cured IllY plaee In Oblo IIIVer - Southern up If, land up 31, 1:111 a.m.;' E. 'f:, ' AD maD oubocrlben ol tilt Ithe Sentinel remain• the same Amon those who entered 1n the United States. the coontry. And, for..the p.m.; Plllnela D. up 14, JGnea down Meldabl 4:10 pllll! . ' .Dally Senlillel wQI be Glv· - 30 cents a week. The mall Ko g . Thl Count .Qired Hlmll' . p.m.; Queen City ·up 14, Vllley TrllJIIpOI'tet· oiO!m 7:• 1 24 .. .. tbe opportllllty to reaew delivery rate for one year is CLEVELAND ::::•:. cured form be 10 p.m.; Jelfbost up 14, 2:30 1. p.m.; Walter Beckjord' do1fll ' thetr oubscrlptlono 11 the prn- now $8 It will be increaoed to In northern Ohio continued to Eur~ko Star Rtl Mro Grande, In tho 'hue• bam tho wbole hamlJysome of m.; Andrew CalhOUn Up If, 2:1111 MtkiJhl 7:46p.m.; Alloii ·Zepllo enl role until June 15, ot11<0 \$10 per year In Ohoo and West search for nursing home opera· I.E N Th ·• · It takes six montha -- , to ha .11 b pfe.aJ ed a.m.; Luther Herdmon PP 16, Yl U\1' MeJdjb) 1:311• a.m.; N . Mllrto lor suob nnewa1o wPI Virginia. an increase of approx· tor Eugene Woods, while an vid ~";an, urman, Mrs., Dams wt e lc 2:50 1 .m.:• Elllha 'Woodt lljl!ll, Jllilllflo ~ciWit"Meld.oli 4:11 ••d. 1 .m.i ChristY up'' 11, 1:50 Gadlpolll n.m":J Little £d. _ bo Ltllled wllbll tile DOll low imately 17 cenls per month. This Akron pollee official said there b. · an MMatre, KWett Co um~' 18, w. Va., rs. enneth G. Roush, Buffalo, W. Va. Allen St. Maryl up 17, 11:50 l.m; ward down 7 p.m.; Elgercll II <· Gilkey, Rt. 1 Pomeroy,' M ro. · down II, fits. am.; 4own 8:45 p.m.; Semot up II:· Cecil V. Dlllon. Sr., Rt. I ReedsContinued From Paae 1 at a Damot!raUc M. Jenkl up tt, I s.m; Ma· 20 p.m,; Balll8t -"'·' 11:~ a.m.l ville, Robert Brt&n Morgan, maleor do'l'lll It, 1:311 am.; Rob- 0\'(lG down 11:45. am,; ·Wttlml Jackson, Gayln Kane Mace. Jac jet, at Lockbourne Air Force dinner. Reed up It, 7:15a.m.; John up·7:0fla.m.;, Pew»ownq liP son, Mn. Anna K. Colloy, Wellnear bere at 11:10 a .m. J . RoWe liP 22, 5;16a ..m: l;at ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN slon, Mn. Donald H. Salmono, (EST). There ht wao to Welloton, Mns. R. Balin• Starr, Gov. and Mrs. James Wellston, and Mrs, Dilie E. Rhodea and board 1 beliiCOitterl Smith, Alhland, Ky. for a Ollht to Athena. The helicopter w11 to arrive~ Blrtho 11:50 am. (EST) at • Mro. Narvel Howard Foster. University stadium, where j brag about It to one and all; it Is a statua • BROADWAY GRAPEVINE Ethel Merman tells friends she'll symbol, like drapin& the Little Woman 241'. State St, son, 12 :1& a.m.lurtlvelrsltl President Dr. I Alden and other local . give up the atace completely- and night in chinch!lla or being the first to park Wednesday, Mro. Lawrence wUI welcome the Pr<!Si·l 3lubs, too-after she marries Ernest the newest expenBIYe car in the drive- Weddle, Rt. l PurtliJid, daugh· ter, 8:09 a.m. Wednesday. Mn. llld join him 1n a motol'l i Bor&nine. She "might do one or two TV way. to the university auditor· · sbow1," abe adlllits. But she plans to So let's not feel sorrv lor him. Let's im- J1ck Northup, Patriot Star Rt., , son, 11:07 p.m. Tueoday. where he t>Jaa to speak at plore our legislators io spend their time give up her New York apartment and live iii tht &room's California home when on the really important lhings !hat afDlochar1•d U; 15 p.m. (EST). 1 they an Mr. and Mrs. . . Bobo Rocke- fect people who couldn't alford '50 lor Patients recently discharged Brtqo Clllktel M0111ben ; feUtr, en)oyinc Paris in the Spring. Is a ticket to Heaven. Included Michael Gulml, lbrry Johnson's office has l~indicar~ · :ted~~ • • • ! amued at 1ome of the clippings New Smith, Mrs. George Williams, ht will make 1 major It is hard to imagine Sammy Davis Francto Halley, Mro. Rudy Sea- on the Appaischla ! York chuma send her. Writing from her ; apartment on the fashionable Avenue Jr. being any better than he was five ver, Mrs. Lawrence his htllcopter at years aJlO-but, as he demonstrated at Mrs. Wllllllltl L. ' Margny, abe 11ys: (EST) for the retum ' "I'm suppooed to have been seen bls Copacabana opening, he i1. He has liam E Clonch Mrs Lockbourne lnd then l here and there In different colored wigs, grown as a singer, a raconteur, a corned· Zeoli , Mrs. Herbert s. jet for Kltortllle, nrm .. t I which amused m~-1 never wear wigs, ian. He is fabulous, with almost too much Lisa L. Casto, Rinds atop on hil two-day, ; becausHbly're too hit-but when I was talent to believe . . . Marni Nixon, who man, Thomas Warner, M r 1. tour. [ ltemed u swimming in the Hotel She!- has done soundtrack singing for Deborah Roger Hysell, Mro. Charles Poe, Expected to be In hla ent<llll'l Kerr, Natalie Wood and Audrey Hep- Mrs. Dale Pearson, John Hen~ ton.poot, that Wasn't even funny." were hla daulltter Lynda Peter Sellen was all set to leave the burn, took the lead in the coming City derson, Mrs. Eugene Brown, Commerce Secrt!E:dta!liry!tltklll holpltal but hts doctors persuaded him Center production of "My Fair Lady" !)e- Robert E. Oney, Ted Donahue. Health, I to ,stay on another few days, just to make cause, to quote her: Mrs. William L. Sperry and InSecretary AnthOny "I want people to see !bat l have red rant sol. Mro. W, Brooklyn Wal· ( 1111'1 ... The very latest on the Pamela· anti R. , hair and blue eyes." The red hair, cer- Us and Infant son, and Mrs. Sltrlver, head of Johnson's [ ~~ Mason &ituat!on: James olrtained FIELD DAY EVENT- Boys In Ute Pomeroy_Jutllor and SelliOt : ~~cia! rain-day leave from filming tainly. But those customers will have to Richard Meek and Infant dau· oo poverty and tbe Peace ticipated in a football tbrowln.ll conteat at tbe aanual Field Day ; "LC!rd Jim" In London, and has just have front-row seats to make sure of the ghter. Corpa. day. Standlnc, 1to r, are-Dave"'Bater, Gtor11e lloffman, and Jim , floW'n to Los Angeles to pay an unexpect- blue eyes. The President ~·~·=~=~to throw a footbaU-- Sentinel Pboto. President Johnson should be inter; ed vle!Ho his estranged wife and talk ~P Ohlo~ ~~~------~----~~~~~~~-. ·ested In the pure coincidence of a rock i about a cease-fir& . . Jane Powell 1 the AJlllalachla ! all marrla'ge plans are over for her and 'n' roll disc released by the Parquets. TheARREST MADill Ohio state Patrol reports eovemor, who It's titled "Pull Me By The Ears (And AU J Jim Fitzgerald, the man who produced state'S entry Into : her recent concert tl>ur . . . . One of the You'll Get Are Tears)" ... A formerly :~ ;';;~~ f!:C.~le~· :=pton, Southeastern Ohio leaden u. bubbliest of the female singers has been hl'lportant A & ll man, dropped for al· · driven to the psychiatrist's couch by her leged taking "payola," has found a job Meigo court Ji'rlday for 1 t 0 p prysed a desire to partlelpatt. JohniOit allo planned to with a big recording company, where lien violation. , maritol problems. fer brlelly 'ltb Alden, • he's SQ cautious he won't even accept a ·•. • plalt!llni tODIIIIIttee on ; There are many aspects to the much- cigaret if you offer hlm one. . cOrp.,_. part ol the • • : headlined law to eliminate "ice" at the ~~:~t·: IIIII • poverty P"" Lucille Ball proved what a big star , i,thoatre box-offices. But few experts on I~ - about economic plans "· l the situation havl! bothered to point out he was when she and her Gary Morton DIVOTID fO INTIIIIIT Ofl the iOUthllltel'n area, Mllfll MAlON UIA ! tloat it would be far more beneficial to showed up ln the audience at "Funny O.tn Opeaetl ; Ute local citizens if the authorities im~l· Girl." All the customers were &llape, and •..-cl,apent their energies in preventing Lucy signed autogr•plll for at leaGt half The clile but rather small ,.muwnp or tryin& for rougher senten- an hour Leopard restaurant, which bas been op· 1.-la the cases of vicious criminals. The J ~ck•t-buyer who pays •50 for a seat to a en only two weeks and costs a stTalght ·1 hit 1how is hardly in as sad a ntate as $15 for dinner, turns away about 25 cus· !the. tanelllent-dweller, the member of the !omen a night becauae tbera simply l eppressed minority iroup, or the cab drt- Isn't room nough for courm,ets who want • Ytr 111110 Ia afraid to take o customer Into to pay that much for a meal. Love is a many·aplndored thing, and . '• clanieroua neighborhood . , Tbe "lce"-payer has the Ice to pay, If Eliubetb Taylor wants any teatlmon· ~ with that. Nobody puts a gun to his lab on her angelic dlsposltlo.n .tnce abe's · :, .[f lie refuoed to shell out 8 cent become Mrs. Richard l!urton, she bu ,,..,n thaD the box-office price for a tick· only to ask the staff of thr Re&ency Ho· alid aU h11 Ilk similarly balked, thera tel on Park Ave, From !llalda to walters · 1'1ikt bt iiO ice. Actually, Ute ehap who to security officers, they all agree abe's , ttt"W« ·i n exorbitant amount to teC111'e the swetlelt penon they've ever aerved. for a smash shaw Ia intJIDIII to I 1 I••• Rio Grande ' Beats Marshall •'Iced RJ"ver Neu.rs UPJ 8rie , fs Hospa"tal N•ws Authoritl"" j ho~= ~m':: e WEEK-END e \Records Smashed in 3-Way Track Meet at Eastern Hi ·--.il.l Wi~ Bout· ot~vans near=~ ~~m "'::lool~b': ' ' Arri·val IS. by HeIiocopter Voire of Broadwav ••• reporting BURGER ·BASKET eHAMBURGER e FRENCH FRIES eSALAD · ••m. c ' . SYRACUSE D'RIVE-1 N '' SYRACUSE, 0. "HE" Will Appreciate These! Arrow Dress Shirts Whites and Colors Long and short sleeves .I l ••Y• E~~;;.~Do~=It==~~=~~~;; . • ... TH£ DAllY SENTINIEL . ''But ho'W , the 'WOrld' can .'We alford it'l'' • ID ' j,jol!! ....... '-;;;-- 1.... UF£ INSURANCE AVM.AIIU: Oft AU. LOMS .__ 300 W. Seeond $1. - WYandcitte 2·2111, Pome<oy ' . NOW OPIN SATU~AY 9 AM TO PAVI OHLINGI"' MGR. 12 NOON SPORT SHIRTS By Arrow and Montecello. Buttoadown and tapered. From, 2.95 e KNIT SPORT SHIRTS Bani- loy Purlt•n •ncl Arrow, lrom 5.95 eGOLF SHIRTS by Rugby, from 3;$11 eBILLFOLDS & JEWELRY loy Swank e BELTS loy S.lvatarl and ex.,.._ eNECKWEAR loy Superbat e SWIM WEAR loy Rugby eWALKING SHORTS in plalda, checb •nd •lids. CDtton and uoron. Cottona fl'om 3.50 Whea In doubt, give hilD-a J!ft c;utificate from his ftv~~·,~ DOWNIE-GIQSS �' ' ·' · · lilu diarrwnd , • ,._ .. · · ·. did tho trlck at Harmon ·Field er Hill scor<od oo a palled hall, yesterday, but o oolo home nm and ·tt wao 4-2. In the bottom of tl!e elgbth Jnn. Genld Armstrong came up lng gave the Big Blacks a S with one one, and smashed a sloo tJol!mlplli and a rw~p of t11e sea· fed two-run homer, and II wu aU home. . bu f.4 AI Mlddl""'rt, 001ch · J o h n Ironton won the 1:14)-low r· son ser es. I , · . . Milhoan'• undefeated bul one:.- dies In II soconds flat. GAllS Gallipolis traUed ~ going In- In the top of the eighth, wtth Ued golf club sup.,;., paat an w8. fourth here, to the top of the sixth rung wlwn two out, GAllS loaded the aacks. lmpro.,d Middleport squad, 'lh Tigers won the IIJO.yard Richie Neal, now &-1 on I be Richard Long crallhed a oharp Hll to 911. da~b ln 111,3, with GAllS finllh- mound, tired, and permitted the liner, whleb,.appeared to , ~ the At Ironton Coach Karl Ju,. lng fourtlt again. · visitors to tie It up, 4-4, sending start of a grand slam b u I tus' thlnclada scored 2' 1-3 In !Itt; mile riiJI, Coat Grove the contest Into .. tra ni!lnga. Point's shortstop Dick WUoon, pa· bl finishing third tn a trl- came out on top, GAHS wa1 sec- Jn that sixth rung, f'red HiU made 1 spectacular one-hand M STEADY AS YOUI LOVli , •, FAMOUS $100 Make HER Feel Like A Queen! GIFTS WITH A FUTURE MEAN MORE For The Times That M.an So M1"hl PENDANTS Pearl, Diamond, Cameo, Birthstone, Onyx 4.00 te 50.00 LADIES' BILL FOLDS By Princess Gardner priced from 2.9S WATCH BANDS By Speidel, Bellevance, Gemex and J. B. was safe on an .error, (after up-in·the-air ,grab striking out) pinchhitter Roger out ~he rally . Hill was hit by a pitched ball. Neal fanned 13, Gib MUllrori· fanned. j'hil San· while losing hurler Jnts. by Ironton Jn 55.2, with GAHS dero ~ •. making It 4-1. Rog· formed nine. and po claiming a third here. And across the river, ln an GalllpoU. copped second and · e>tra Inning contest, Pt. Plea,. third Jn the 180-yard low hurdant's Bl& Blacks, aJ a solo les. Ironton won it with a 22.6 homer by catcher Keith Barn- mark. ett in the bottom of the elgbth, Ironton won the 880-yard run 1 scored a thrilling H victory Jn 2:115.4, with GAllS flnlsltlng 1over Coach Paul Smith's Blue fourth again. IDevil baseballers. In the 220, Ironton won In GOLF MATCH 23 .3. The mile run was won by Gallia Academy's golfers Coal Grove in 3:4&.1, and GAHS scored their 14th triumph in 15 placed second here. matches by slipping pal!lt Nolan Coal Grove took the shot put p. Swackhamer's determined with a 4'-2 toss, and GAHS the Yellow Jackets, 14:'k to 9~. dlscu!!: event. Ironton won the Jimmy Beard and Tom Me- discus event. Ironton won the' Carty each shot a 38, sharing po1e vauH with a jump of 9~ medalist honors for the evening. feet. GAHS was fourth. (Par on the Middleport course Ironton won the broad jump Is 35). with a leap of 19 feet, 9\2 InchCoach John Milhoan announc- es , and the high jump with a ed the golfers' revised sched· mark of 5 feet, 6 inches. ule for the remainder of I h e BASEBALL GAME season. Friday, May 8, Jackson Co3ch Paul Smith's baseball and Athens, at Fairgreens Coun- team, trying to avenge its optry club. enlng season 111-2 loss at I he Monday, May II, at Pt. Plea· hands o1 Pt. Pleasant, almost sant; Wednesday , May 13, Bar-~ ~~~~--~~~--= boursville, home ; Saturday, FREE ORCHID May 16, Class AA district, at CORSAGE PIN Fairgreens; Wednesday, M a Y MOTHERS DAY WEEKEND 2(), at Huntington Hlgb. Fri.·Sot., May 1-9 Here's Wednesday's results at No Purchase Required Middleport: Certified Gu Station Jim Fine gift for mom. Also lay away your graduate's watch now. priced from 24.95 GIFT ITEMS BY HALLOWARE Silver plate and chrome priced from 2.95 ,. tbr<o an~l~ session at BeecbwcKd ond. WJnning time was 4:55.6. Stadium. Ironton won the event In the halt-mile relay, Iron. "th G8 1·3 tallies Coal Grove ton W<lll In 1:3'1 .6. =~ second with ' 54 and t-3 Tbe 440-yard dash was won priced from 3.95 BULOVA WATCHES distance. GABS one, u did Dlot WUOOD In tbl - Be~d ~. PeOO ·- oilbth before . Barnett 1 homer. LinHCOre. ·..:, , Pete Andenoll had a double for GAllS - ..... 0011 IIOUO ¥> H t · Gallla A<:ademy to lake that lone flrst. IICbOol spring athleli< Ironton piled up 10 flr$ts, Jn action Wedn... Coal Grove three, aJid GAllS :;!"yad:v: _ oway !rom one during ihe afternoon aesAll Rlih too. WHERE QUALITY COSTS NO MOU, . · bo,;t hauttful '-arv,. lino• wttn the .....rft4 tnnlt fH1vno ~ ••• N,., t!Uft, twill, • ftll'ft on the ~. KHP' yOIIt diomondt lA fuU villw lllw•rll t])o Team Post:~~:~£:~·~:;i~~:~IH!orU.~. GAHS G0lfers,_ Baseball · , _ Wins; Thl.nclads T·nci·rd ·I n ·Sesst·on : =~~~.:.~o:~:o: Po:~~ii· ..:~r~&·,~t~ MOTHERS g!ifits, Both went . Blacks. John Flowers had and Barnett. · l Dally Sentinel, l!omeroy·Middltport. 0., May ,7, 18M .,: . 1 • Black ill d>airmln II/ tit il Amorlcali , _ -.>d l'~lp A._ IOclatillll'J .lrt!luttlriaf l!elotim:t Committee for JMWI5 . and • member of • Olm)'-r comtpillee for the NatiOnal . Papetboant • Association. He oerved Ill t lie Navy in World Wor< ll ' (Jelen Ilelp Us! .............. . Del.ight .Mom with Fruit of the ~m end snuffed NYLONS wolked one Bill Mllchell waked one. ONLY 99c ,~ · Long wearing abeerj IIi beaullful~ew S p r In I shades. Re(llllar, medium ' and tall lengths. Sizes ~ •' ·11. Women s--Children CANVAS OXFORDS 1 • Juot Arrived In , ·" Time lor Mothor'o 011)' ; ' SUMMER', ' PURSES We know the gifts she eBLACK . likes. Let us help you. e Ruth Berry Nylon• eLIGHT BLUE eWHITE CUSHION INSOLES Whit• •nd colon Priced for 1Ift tlvlng - e Summer Handbogo e Lovely Jewelry e Gowns & Panties SPECIAL GIFT SELECTIONS Boys' SLIPS - GOWNS- BLOUSES BASKETBALL OXFORDS e Boxed Candy MOTHER'S DAY CARDS BEN L(:(~j r Men's & 8oys' WHITE CANVAS LOAFERS $2.99 pr. Sizes 2112 to Big t1 FRANKLIN '- ~ "" ' At ( "~ ·I' '~ ') Cushion Insoles W"' Size 2 '12 to Big J1 I WY 2-3498 POMEROY $2,99 pr. Cushion Insoles OPPOSITE LOWER PARKING LOT-POMEROY· Edwar~ ll;w~.Ma::i~n~S=L~~~~~~·;~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ROUSH'S SHOE STORE ~§·~~ . ITS TRADE 'N' TRAVEL TIME AT YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER'S' .. to Ill. . . Tom McCarty 38, D. Hanning 43, won by McCarty 3-1. Mark Reese (GAllS' seventh man, replacing ailing Steve Carter) U, W. Davill M, won by Reese, 2\lo to Ill. CbiP, ol.alll'l 43, J. Jplmson &3, "on by lanes, 210. to L%. Five different lin• of cars-forty·flvt different models to choose from.' Come early and trade greatl '· . ,f I • TRACKMEET ' Goessler Jewelry Store Court St., Pomeroy ... Coacb. Karl Jusbll' . Bille DevU thlnclaiill Dl.IJI8gl!il .qn!y' one Drst in the triangular Dieel at · Ironton yesterday afterooou. Juhlor ·Andy BurneU hurled the discus 113 feel, fl,vo Inches sTarT your. ' ' Hurrt\ Hurrt . Hurrv · fr\ -Sot. 'thurs.-- · oN\.1 goes, all . 'nOW / Get Everything • You Need Herel under-furnished. e Sacco Plant Food e Sacco Lawn Food e Sacco Pure Boae Meal e Sacco Rose Food e Eartb Carpet Grass Seed e Peat Moas e Cattle and Sheep Manure ePax Crabgrass ..C,Oritrol e Dupont Cbordane Dust a Dupont Ammate Weed & Brush Killer e Weed-No-More Lawn Weed Killer, etc. when. you buy ~st $ tire at)no 'trade• • In price ••• •••••••• - HERB CAPEHART TENNIS Evangelist Is to Lead Youth Revival OXFORDS $l99 IMWittt Md norm~!.,.,.. ~Mlpl ..,.. ·' \ 'I ,, "~ ~ I~ . ' • See Us For Your Remocltll.g Nttcls . . oblo -'"'"" " • • Kitchen Cabinets .. Tile aa..tr• ~- ........ IVY Itt TIU TY,I 11!1 OIT IMII- AT NO 6.70x U T\fbe-typ• blac.kwall ' 11 9 ~ 5795 6.70 X l.'J Twbelet.a bklckwoll 5795 7-'0xU Tub•l.n block won '15a $15 95 .. ......... ljAI' of ... 19,1100 - · duloto 11t 111o Unit,; 1M WI lllOwtnn Oft I IMW tft - - • lfltUf tftMI depU. aomo place apecial ,to 10 t:lll aummer or~ wllen 7011 iiiUf• · one n1 Cbewo!et'a In ll'tltt ·lil . AD-Weather "42" with TUFSYN and Nylon · fiADJ.fll NICI .. -ho. "" thotl • ""- tltrJit •"" 1o!hoi . -. lie liroil • II ....... rw ·lilt lilt of tM . . .. ........... We , ..... ....,..._. 11•h.t . . . . II 110ril11i~ttllt M .,~~~~:~or::t"t. ..,;.v pedormen-you'lrlliwll I NATION-WID! ''NO LIMIT" QUAJIMTII THE SHOE BOX ., Perfirmaaee-And with 1117 new •nd up Famoaa • GOODYIAR • Chevrolet you choose, you t!an set the standai-d engine for all the poi!fou need In everyday como.ali •10 driv\lla'. Or xnu can Jlick .a wide, wide ~l'nge of edr!l-401\ Eclipse & HuHy Mowen $49·95 Here at Ebersbach's you'll "find thii me;.;,. er to suit your needs. All good brands 11 lowest prices. · )'01! Super Sport Coupe baa bucket oeata door-14-door earpetingT Eight: modela pick from, includiq waaou with room swallow up an eight-foot ~ .. (Plan nhead, we alwayou.y.) · . Faa-Then there's Corvair. The fun one with the engine in the rear for ~~~~~·, able b'aetion. Spril)ll mud, •IIJII!IIS" 1 winter snow-nothing sloJ!I 1t. You1 even think they're now pe,VIIICidlbwa}' with adhesive tnpe the way CCrvab clin_g to them; · , · Corvette. The enthualaat 1 ear, Stig Ray S)IO!t Coupe and Conwrtibla.i ' Still Anierica'• only we IIIIOril -ean. ' Pick either one and you'll Gad It . dfor your drivin11 what hoUdayo do for kids. ' . Complete Line of Plant Foods, Fertilir.ers and Insecticides 95 1to But for MIWallthll IIIII ..,.. '18111lltli Mr ,.._• 5795 ~....... . _ plut to~~:. WHITEWALLS ONLY4 '2..00 MORE PER TIRE No Money Down-Free Mounting eFonniciTop . ¢ ,Ebersbach Hardware . , MAIN ST. "Everything In H~~rdware• - ,. _... I 4 *< U . l:A&:- - .POMEROY ' . MQtC)R; 1' ' I POMIIOY · ~ o...., .... ...... ec.IIJ!II Tile ePaneHng .. W. MAIN'STREir . ,, .' . \ ' ' ..- ' • '' POMEROY \) .,...,, ~ ..... 'tlo- "":""'..,...,.,,.._..,.... ___ , _ _ -.. ~• 'Jn""''~<lJ"llf""'fr.I"--·A ''" ' I* . ,., - J. . '. ' .. llhl•l•l" • , eStorm Doo. eAwni"'J• ' ~ ESTIMATES---..~ :··fOREMAN ·& ABBOTT . WY. 2-5321 . . • OIL .COMP~NY . - .. ~ . HOME OWNED & OPERATED YOU'LL ' l..tKE OUR SERVICE . .' ' '' �\ I ., , . j =~ ·eo-encement .,;; - . Grover Makes · Mld41_.t u topOIUr, Donald Lannlflg, p.-..ldont of th Board ol Education, wlll sent tho diplomas. · ,' ;~ ,···_ At Bradbury Tour of Plant At f.Gnvention Tht> annuaJ aU-day picnic oulini for the enUre och<ool will be held l'lleoday. - ·- at the Ohio Valley E~:~J~I _I Concluding activities of the Corporation recreation gr fl~ !C'hool year at the Bud- at Kyger Creek. Parents of bury Elementary School have children are invited to attend b~ annouhefll and Include and extra buses will be . .19< 1 · -- JsAnnounced 1 roglstratlon or children planning vlded. I ' St. Paul's Lutheran Church Cor. SYcamore l ~ond st.- P<>meroy IIEV. J06EPII p.\LY, PASTOR wm ·---=--·------==-= to enter the first gr&!;ie Gf the The chicken dinner Bradb~ry school next fall . prepared by the school RegldrRtlon will be he l.d but parents are invited to'~'.. I :::-- = - ·~- ASCENSION DAY WOISHIP TONIGHT AT 1:00 May 15 from 9 • 12 a. m: Chit· food for the picnic. r:~·~~~~~~:;l dren are to oe accompa.med by t>ighth grade trip to a parent with birth Cf'rtifil"ates has been scheduled fnr and immunization d.ata to be l day, May 21. which will Include! _ p~eaented at that ttme. Lunch visits to the state buildlnfls . -- ·- wdl be. served to the children parks and the zoo. Students and thew parents an~ a tour return to school at 9 ~ . m. conductt!d of the budding •nd 1jj to get grade cards. general orientation by Mrs Wilbur Theobald. first grad• ,,.. cher. SALE POSTPONED The Elght.h Grade commence· I Th J 11 B nrh Sewin club ment program wdl be held ' e 0 Y u g Sunday afternoon at l p. m. bake sale scheduled ror Satur-1 May 17 with the Rev Howard day at the Tri Lustre Cleaners Ruppelt. pastor oi Lhe First in Middleport hc.s be-en post· United Presbyterian Church in poned. ~OTHER'S Marriage Learned In Kanawha City I DAY CAKE & F,.. ONhld with Hove Sunday May lOth 89c Cake Mixes ~~':"11~--· 31c Bananas _ _ _ 5 1t.. 59c Potatoes ':"w:: 10 .•.79c Chewing Gum _ 10 ~,.39c Md for S.y ullove you• with our bellutlful floral glftt · eAZALEAS eMUMS eCOMBINATION POTS eCORSAGES eCUT FLOWERS M•r w• have yeur \ HARDEN'S MARKET ...... '""'" Open I to I Mon. thru Frl.--8 to 9 htunlly HYOUR SATISFACTION IS OUR GOAL" . SYRACUSE, 0, \ WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Phone WY 2·2039 Day or Night Wo Wire Fl.,.... Anywhere W. Main St. Mn. Millard Von Meter Po,.roy, 0 • . , • • • • • • • • • •• • • • Ruuell Slover Car1di.. ore the perfed gift I , I .. . MO~f\:1.:. . ~: ESPECIALLY l·l/2 1b. GIFT BOX •. $:2.40 SWISHER & LOHSE ' ' WY. 2·2955 Choice Round lb. • . fOth' Let's Treat Her This Sunday, May REXALL DRUGS Pomeroy -Self-Service Market Open EVery Day Including Thursday 9:00 to 7:00 Saturday 9:00 to 9:00 ~ I 4 Pure Pork . c .\ TO~ C!ABD PAJlTY , . . Eta Phi Cllapter ctl Beta Pill Is sponsoring • Clnl ~ and style show on -~!! at_1 p. m., l!l.8.T. at ... ~ Junior hlcli eltooL fte lbeme .u) be ''Round tbo SAUSAGE a Oue.'' .Men 11111 wom.n . . . oardlllly , lnvlled. Tletets will .ii; :$J. Ill .a.-1111!0 ml $1.15 at . World ·~ 3 lb. j PIECE BOLOGNA 3 pounds _ _ _ $1. (Nt:l. 6/111 LB. STOKLEY'S YELLow CLING llg l'omlly Sl-'tolder'• PEAS- CATSUP - , . ,' =.":of::;:!\. pay YOU .' WORTH lu$$ ~TERIALS ' ,• _FR.EE•nv .. WlthpurcMN of ~ .· . · SJWING MACHIN& WITH $5.00 PURCHASE OR MQitE ••• FLOUR GOLD MIDAL 5 Ll. I,AG ·3···· · . ,.., J-) ; ;:· •' .... will ......,, WOK on4 pOl. , loh. No.-.1 to chongel BA~ER • No fumbling for tho twitch. Hand It up, tro off. Honcllo clown, H'o on. • U10 It oH around the hou.., fr11m lht kllcheli to the,....... i· 1' f FURNilU·RE : MIDD~EPORT,, 0, . ' .Svp•r Market, .. f. • •' ~' PltESH PORK FRESH PORK PIG FEET 1 ... $1·10 BRAINS lb. 39c ~ iI :· : SKINLUS W 'IENERS •• HAM SAND'NtCHES . ;. . ...... "! • Pollohn oil •Indo of hard .. surfactd floors. Scrub. ond WOJCtl 'trn, FRESH SINGER .__ _ _...,_ _ _ _ _..;...,..;·:.: · '..·.:.; · ·~..:.--------....-~ ·- ;,~ ; i· ' . • Some 111 of brvohM RACINE, (). ~===----..:.._1 10:00 ·. ' t; , . ' , PLus DEPOsiT _ _ _ __ luat 11.ve your reailrter slips ancl brine them to us to be ~~ 19t Dol Food . .. GAL_ Waid Cross Sr.ns \ i• 1 •• I JO.BO 1 GAL. Sovo Your Roglotor Sllpo F"'m Our Store THEY ARE WORTH MONEY TO YOU! • .., ' ButterKerntl HOOVER jPOIJSHER $14·95 FRANKS ~ ·~;.· 39' ARMOUR'S .... on the ArgolightChunkTuna ~:'_··_ __ 25c Nescafe Instant Coffee ~~r..._ __ Ritz Crackers , La. aox _ _ _ _ _ __ Sl"1ced Peaches ___ 3 2V•.... 89c Roman Cleanser Bleach 39c Easy Morning Liquid Starch 'oi 20c 39 Pepsi Cola 6 ..... "'"" c SLICED a.- :par file fttlltlel froal l,QoO\ ., ~ ...... .., ·liriiil ...U.IIIt 1111t11tr •alillllttl. .. 1HI . .' .,.,!fc · Shop · :, . . . MeCI!l'll~ ~· . · BEEF ::~ - - ~'v ,BOLOGNA Bell •. MilK • . ··. Wh1te . ~READ · SIDler Sollt.&i Senlce · , W'l ,111-W• _, ·" : ' ,. • • . .::.· .- . �.. ~ ·- . . ......... ~ ........... -.... -... -.......... . • I I _,I ~ . , • ~' ' Make Hay In May-Want Ads Will Pay Any Da'y! '1 Llassified Ads Get Results. For clotb, WANT AD INFORMATION 46 CA.N(!JU..A nONI CORRCI''TIO.NS lnll be ,_pt.o lllltll i :OO A.. Ill For 0&1 ot Puhlletif.IOit 1'tM1 WHY PUMP sluggish tank. Get Klean-Em-All, tic Tank Cleaner. Landmark Farm Bureau, Pomeroy. 42930tc ==-= =--.,......--.:...::::...==_ WE HAVE a large assortment IEGUU.TIONI PQOU.O. ~~ t.ae f\Pt of bl()(lming fJowers , in pol:!, ~e edlt or rejeel lrll' •4.1 deemed 'lbJert!ODIDll l:rrnh thoold bt fltPO~ tmm.H:t.f41J 1'be pab tllb.IT W'W oat IJI! f'eiPOIIIIlhll fo-r aort~ \baa ..... • Ceatl , . Vbllmlllll LJ flats, and market-paks. Spec. lal prices to churches and ·schools for Mother's Day. Bed· OM IDAGrnet tuert.IOII IDr Waat .u ding flowers for outside plant· ~- new, 159.50 up. Several used machines at bargain priceo. The Fabrtc Shop, SIDger Sates and 8&\'ice, Pomeroy 9 Oblo. WY 2-228t. 4 21 tfc AT J'br-'" lltji, Dlacount on ,.,. 1d1 tnll edi .-kl wlttlllt 11 41Vt. AIIID - fRANKS • OBITU fl.25 for IMI word rnto llaltlll. llal:b addll:lnnal word le. orna sousa ..... .., TO PT..ACS A PllOl)UCIJIIQ FOR SALE PHONE WY 2-2157 Notice AUTOMOBILE ln•urance beeo eancellil'!d' t..ost yuur open. tor'o bcenoe7 CaU IVY 2-115ttc ?"'""===--===-. WHY PAY MORE? Sabre Gordon Tlllero 97.88 22" Power Mowen 44.97 17 cu. fl. Froozers, now $199 Plmeroy Landmark Open o.n., 1111' , .M. . , l•ck W. C•r••y. Mar. ,;: WY 2-2111 . ~ICKUP Heavy duty Undem axle, 348 cu. in. motor, 800 rubber, so· lid cab, dpmp body 15·ft. with tel. hoist, Beater las.,._ ' - 7 JOHNSON Slmpsno 1f1suraDce Agency 'In All foi1Dll at ID suraoce' Jim JobPSOII aod Bud Slll>ps011. Agl!llll. 1 1 ttc ---------- $5000 1958 CHEVROLET '-:-;::;J <aBSON·R.a)' Harmony eOur selection is larger RUitaro•JieOur cars are cleaner and Amplifiero, 24 months e Our prices are lower pay. see or call Tifflo Jewel eOur guarantee Is better era. Po.ont PIeasan~ w. v• -. e Our financing is easier Phone 50, Bill Wellman, t..es WUliamsoo. IMOtf KILL TERMITES and p,.;.tect j Athens. Ohl• lawn and shrubs from insectS · """"'""U' ~'"'" Ph. LY 3-1231 with ARAB U-do-il Conceotrate. King BtJilders sup p 1'I ~ ~~j'UwFofl~~~w~ Co.. Middleport, Ohio. !1951 WY 2· s z tfe 6182. 4 28 tc YiiiUPA'Viea!Q;rfii;;=~~ 1963 LARK, 13.000 miles. Pricfurnishings at Baker Furnl· ed for quick sale. Doc Eblin, WY 2-231ll 5 1 8tp ture In Middleport. Oblo. 4 II tic lll62 PONTIAC. m5Q. 4 door hardtop. Catalina, blue finLUMP COAl. Deliver or pick ish, automatic transmission, up vourseH GoegleiD Ready· power steering, power brakes, Mit Co•• Page St.. Middleport radio ond extras. 910 Broad=~c-=-=-c-__:1=1 II lie way. MiddleporL Call WY 3ONE TABLE top water heater, 5289. 4 29 tic I~ milk cooler, 4 can. $30. 1 small pour-in water er, 12 gallon, $10. 2 units Ser- WorN Standard '' Coaopod ge milder stainless steel. Sell Ril ear reoOD, ride ouod perform units separate, $25 ear·h . R.S. llliCO Small car eeonolll)' lllld Blackwood, HarrisonviiJe-, IDIDIIerUilliJ Ohio. USED Refrigerator, stove,· din· Metnopou- Molen ette and bedroom suite, $250. I. Malo Street, POIIIOfOJ ,... __ or WY 2.-M47. Mason, W_ Va. 4 3 90tc . TilE Stumpwater will aponsor a rummage to be held at the old A&P Middlepor. and 7, 8, and 9. Th urs. Saturday , 5 6 3tc \....;;.- - - - - - - - Wanted '' WI 9-3424. R 8 c i n e, Ohio. Flowers for Mother's Combination planterS with a IIISBTOSOt.oV Corvair Panel DO Appearance and performance of new truck . Beiee finish, good tires, heater. --t. VADTO P'l VAIIIV VAO A.BBPLOT'r VIIILL»V IDtC:K TRACY VAPLR. -.IIDBO $1795 rI 1962 CHEVROLET I 1-'l-Ton Panel \ va engine, automatiC!' trana. Radio , new tires. Red finiab. Looks and runt like oetr". ·· ~ -' ' ·:. · ~ .W J EH -~~J)IO . I . . .· -I'I\OClllAit LOG '!fGNDAY 'I'IIRUUGB FJUDAY l:l6 Blp On ' 1: 1li trlu1lcol Clock Ntlll [!Mdfhwo 7:Sf Mk.J Cloek 7:41 Tbe Lifeline UO Oblo V.alley New• 1:05 W..-ld, National Ne'" 8:10 SpGrU a:1li Picture 8 16 Musical Clack 8 :55 , Coomllllnlty N811t 9:00 Talk ·at lbo Toft 9 55 M1110o> Cooml7 NeWI IO:IlO FamllJ Worship Hour 10:11 I'UD!lc lllrvict 10:30 Latclosll'ID& IO:Ifi ·World Ntw1 w- EXPERIENCED AUTOMOBILE Wheel Alignment AND Brake Service Urtlll Morllin&o Meko<llu , · , (em!pt ll'rlday, Clurclo llelll lllllll U:41 World No• BlaeHnars U:55 Masoll OoaniJ N1111 12:110 Commllnlty Newt l2:Ui Local NeWI 12:10 Maiketl. l2:1li Mf11 Del- Wealblr 12:10 ~ Bullolllo .llolnl 12:16 NIWI 0 Grama · IJ:lf A¢ctllllire Agent IJ•U· OUDII'J' Qo Roullil IJI!I Newl Beat 1:08 CoalllrJ Qo ftound 1:15 Newt Beat . 1:011 Let'1 -r.l<o • Brook 1:111 NOWI Belt 4:011 Wltb Doou t::1\_e ~ - ------- ---- -- ---=-·!*""~~--- ? :~ 1:110 Collummlly ·5:05 World, National New~ 5:15 SpotUgbl OD Spotll 6:25 Weatber 5:30 OliiDit Mllllcalt e:oo St.nlet .Blvd: 7:00 Sip .Of! SAriJRDAY 6:15 Slgn On 6:15 Musical Cloek 7:45 The Ulollloo 8:00 Oblo VllleJ """ 8:Ill! World, Nlltlooal NIWI 8: 10 Sparll TodJ!' B·IS Wilatll.- Plelurt B: 16 Mtlllcll i:tocJ! 8:55 Nen I: 00 Mllllell Cloct t:30 - • _,. ,.,. 1:45. ~ Warllllp lloar lOr 00 NIWI IO;ll& Blab lebool 1111 Parade 10:55 NIWI . lliOO Army Tlmo Uo30 8~ Community WMPO Radio MONDAY TIIIUJ I'IIIDAY OD News Sacred IIMrl 8:20 Coudley Jamboree 4:30 Farm N.... 8•30 Pal Bultrtllll, M-W·F & ; 21t1loun~ 1:!1 Joiul Jamboreo s.nna . 1:41 Country Exprl!ll 7:111 Brtlklalt Party 9:11 JGIIII BUick Sbow 10•15 'l'bt Ooocl We . IO:U Muoolo 111 The Air 8:45 Meigs ct lof1. ExL 71110 NOWI 7:05 Breakfast P11117 10:40 Undlr Ohio llldeo 71311 Newa 10:41 Tbll Ia 14111ko 7:35 Picken:: lllrdwm . ('11ltl_.ll'btlfL) 7:50 News lloporl 8:011 llrolllfast Pvl7 8:11 Brflbl Sllr Sbow-'l'boon. 8o30 Van Patrick Sparll 11:05 Top Ttn Show 11•11 'l'op Ten 8ho11 (Dulltonlt) 12:00 N0011 Nelli LlnLI ORPHAN ANNII I 11:11' MUIIcal !DWiudt 11:10 Rio. Merllll TlaU 1:00 Plalter PariJ 8:46 Bakor Flll'Diture-Wed-nl 1:011 &tmotowa 8treDadt l:liS Opm Bouse l:tiO 8l(n Off 1:00 Ne111 1:111 Oolloe Wltll Janel t:lli Betty Newtoa 10:20 11106 11o15 11:15 !1.15 12:00 NOWI Roundup 12:20 BuUetln Board 12:25 Neft 0 Gramo 11:10 8aiU1'da1 Mllln• 1:55 NeWI Ileal 2:00 Saturday Matinee !tOO 4:15 4:30 t:st st1NIIAY SIJID On Army Hot Herald ol fruth Hour of Deliverance Wlnga of Healing 9:35 Bible Speab to You 10:00 Voice of Prophecy 10:3& Wuh. Reports to People Farm Btlruu IloilO Oowl1r111.YDID Tlmo 'l'llly't Couiiii'J H1IIIDI 12:00 Noon Newa NOOII a.part 12: U Tbe Solrch Mllllc Jtllt Far You 12:30 Rev. Merlln Toell Goeuler:o Ou•t Star-Frl 1:110 Bill3' Graham Mulo Jlllt far Yooi 1:35 Lulberl'ti'Hoolt Plaltlr l'ut7 2:00 Tbe Oouttb AI '!':ork BJattaw Sbtni-Tues. 2: a 7ht NaV-j SWialt '--1 Ntn %:81 Tlot Ills Llil · · Bowllila IIcoN 3:00 'l'be QUiet 11om' ~ J>rocrllnl 2:1!1 NIWI IIMI 1:00 8lttlitll1' MIIIIIM 1:1!1 NIWI Beat 4:00 Dllaloo, '1'1111 Doll 4:10 Tap '1'111 limit 1:00 Nnl amun81'7 1:11 ~ MtiJk:ale 7•110 flip 011 6:01 Oo1111lry Music 'niDI Assoc. CounlrJ 1101 Down Swap 8hap Couootey Drlften M-W Muon CL Aft. -TUe A.S.C. "Pfoll'8lii-Frl Worsnlp--Tbura. F- 7:10 7:ll0 8,05 8:35 9:110 5:00 SuJodoWD lllrtDadl I:UQ Oft 3:31 8tmdaJIII15:00 llplllt Liymu'1 IIDDr &:35 World In . Roriew 1:00 &:GO . . . 01 .. I CNERHEARD eoME OF M BI: Bl.Uo• N05E5 GO&&iPINt; AllOUT U~. 50 ~~N DI.! IVASN'r WEARIN/3 WJiilt; 1\E AND TAl~. If> 111AT 50Cit A CRIMe r jce, cruwlen, minnows, ' hours. .' NOTICE I File's Trading Pwt be I o High School. Route 7, Middle· port. ~ 7 5 6 :ltc """"·I ... ... Dnle&•- Qp. . . . . er plants. 5 7 3tc bait, 24 hnur self lovely blonde cabblet. but in osceUent condition. Equipped to zli zag, M.D. Sec- embroider, buttonhole, from Pom- 147.110 cuio ..- terms. Tra1!• Pioono WY In accepted. Guaranteed. Ph. 430Gtc WY 114Z1N. 5 7 If" dq 1110 ..... - - 1963 CHEVROLET variety of plants. $1.50 to Double petunias in pots, 20c to 80c. Nice selection of worms , avaUable 24 ' - H...,.l how to worl· tt1 One Jetter llmpl)t llaDdll ror aaother. In thr. Mlllple A Is ull84 for t1o0 1/t~. X tGl' tile two 0'11. oto. Sboala tou- · trophlll, lloa ..,U. 11114 form&Uoa of 1110 wonll .,.. an lliDto. \ POMEROY MOTOR CO. roln Smith , 3~9 Pearl Middleport. ~ 7 3tp RF.ES GREENHOUSE. ~UOTE Ali:YDLBAAXB lo LONOFJCLLOW ''I $599 SAVE NOWI newer. Remeber the storage 2181. 5 7 3t.c .t.,:-· Free. Pay Nett Fall on Two- used ;{as hot water J;Jellvery. A.B.C. Cleerten and ers. In good condition. Lin~ DAILY ' .,_IVY~ 5 7 3tp ameoula llloo I.HirhWB:r \ --... Will sell separately. See In person. 2.15 Walnut Sl., Mid· ......... .I I Heavy duty tractor, 10.22 tlr· e1, umoo lb. 2 speed rear axle, spicer 5--speed tram., 348 cu , in. motor. i I Sfilrt Laundry. 1P S-6543. DOWN t.PI<n~ 21-'l-Ton 4 12 lie ·• ·· GUNS dleport , before 2 p. m. m· 5 5 3tc 0% ·ft. Steps ide. Loca1 owner nf bUJ, aeU and trade guna all white. Black and low mileage, blue finish, d~ IJU Wellman. Les WilllamsOf'l l HOME GROWN tomatoe.ejllanb Interior, power luxe 1eat, beater, work ty.pe • Tiffin Jewt":l«!n, Phone 50.1 for sale. Robert Hill. Raclne. cruisematlc, heater, raaoo,JI tfre1. "otnl Pleuan~ W. Ya Ph. WI 9-3957. S 5 31<: white sidewall tires, two $1395 ~~ 10 111 "fc NO CHARGE !or using extra wheels for snow dres. Lustre carpet "ShamJJIOO One owner. Call SH 2-4131 or .- N YOU USE ABC Cleaners ,'I Bl ue "th h f Bl see Mrs. R A, Rife, Rutland, 1951 CHEVROLET ~free Storage Plan'' you get er WI pure ase o ue llli. beautlful empty closet tre shampoo. Baker Fmmi- _tlh~ io._ 57 3tc 2 Ton si!aee 1n e<change lor au the ture · Middleport. For Rent NOOm aecupied by lite family's 5 5 6lc ithliiith. lll2 rt . Stake Body, B:ui llros. Winter clolbing, !!ere's how It Try DIADEX tablets. Former- 4 ROOM · apartment · w Real Solid. work&. Bring ID aU your ly DEX-A-DIE'T, new Phone WY 2-5385. $395 IS tie 1 winter clothes or caD us for same formula. Only 98c. pick-up and we wlll "Prof.. Drugs. 4 2t 12tp TRREE HOOM furnished a-1 1952 CHEVROLET parlment. uttlities furnished. •1onally" dry clean them at i USED Upright Piano. 1-'l Ton Pickup Also call WY 2-3496. recular "'tes, with free moth , condition. $50.00. Call WY proollng and hang them 30li6 or WY 2_3198 s a I!U! Solid Cab. Radio, Heater. for lllllrage In sealed · !zed bags and when you $199 ready !or them, nest fall, NEW AND USED welders, Ul or Jet our routeman compressors. welding rod. and Ule:y wiD be handed , Free deomonstration. Pome, yoo cle~ner. brighter , Pockoto oncl """"" 10 lbo. Dry Cloonl"' $2.00 21-'l-Ton C. B. Nye Co. lan<ly's Beauty Salon, featuring Reahsur products. Open evenlngs by appointment. 265 N .. second St., Middleport, Ohoo. Owner, Sandra Bennett. Pomeroy WY 2-5269. Mason 773-5263. I Hour Ct..ntna Alt.rlnl an• bpillrl,.. Used Volkswagens I:JQ .L M.. to :S:OO P J1. DIUJ IIIWidaJI --8::.0 A,.lll to 11~ 00 IWOII ft"'l 80 Lt.St 8C$ULT Proha'-1 Dry C:loonl"' ond Shirt Loundry 1960 CHEVROLET ................ .... ...,._.._. -- ~ ~~• Ml!lltiVI ~Da CARD OJ -'"l-Im to- DISCOUNTS& DILIVIRY +siGH Insurance s.wt. C.nl of ing and planters. Vegetable 2·Ton plants. Our plants are top quality. Cool grown. Short. Auto Sales With ll'x7' dump body, VB bushy and green, Buy early for INTERNATIONAL pickup engine, 900 rear tires, aolid choice plants. Good assortGood shape, new tires. G. A. e-a b. ment of evergreens. Deem, Racine, Ohio. grown). Bumgarner's $1295 5 6 ltp house Claud M. Bumgarner, l;o========-'-;11 - - - - - - - - New Haven, west /~gi~~1956 CHEVROLET •ot"d. - lDM1'f:IMI Cb•rt• Sl ltflltll em.- "" woro ._ ooMuiberr, USED .TRUCK SAVINGS D&ADUNU Mm'IIIIJ For S.fe All'red ' • 18 l"§j~~~;;f.;f=~~;;;. 11 wood. bamboo ll olats, cloth and plastic aWDlngs. venetian blind• repaired Dale Wippel Supply, Union Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. Estate IVY ForS.fe MAN wanted to serve USED Singer portable ers In Pomeroy and new motor, foot eontrol and port with Rawleigh Products. Steady good earnings carrying case. Attachment to aroond. No capital reauin.t fancy sew Included liM' ~.00 . Terms. Guaranteed. Write Rawletgh , Dept. DHI~s 7 61c 840-11 , Freeport, Ill. :.--c--::----:--~ ~ 7 lip s-r Queen wringer t yp e washer with matching tub. Good as new. lAr: cost prlce. FOR SALE Phone WY ~-2922 evenings. VENETIAN BLINDS. window 5 7 Sic aluminum, MoodiJ DN41tne liM 4. Ill. RNI Wanted shades. porch allades, i :OO f' Ill D_, Bef..,n f"abllet!tld ' s.r. • ' bouse on ccilo IDD, l'omer1>) . p h 0 D WI ~ or WY :2-21111, t zo lie . 4 tundlliled IP&rtment.. WY:2-2f61. 410llc I l • ~lcl Jar. 2 loll. Near Grade and ID8h l!!::boi>t. ~eolri RU~and, OhiO. J . .. ' lltANNIR~ �I I I ' ' ,., J)a!ty Sentinet Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., May ?, 11184 ~Miss Zerkle Elected President of fMiddleport Garden Club for 64-65 'Mtaa • Plans Made to Give Flowers Around And no;: f::""~:;vld• ' About Middleport 'W'ti1'1JD • Nellie Zerkle was elect- dark, velDea beet loBYes that ercl,.. for Rutland 1t11kln and til jnoid<nt <Jl the Middleport resembled erotl< planl.o ; t h e tbe alumni banquet when tbe Garden Club for the 1964-85 cam>t and others. Rutland Garden Club held Ita p 11 !he May meeting Mon. Miss Nellie Zerkle displayed delayed April meotinJ Monday 1 ~ eve~ng a1 the heme of a sample arranarnent using tbe evening at the hme of Mr. Riley ManleJ Ia Ji11a. David Entsm~~~ger. 1leaves of mullen, horseradish, Chris Diehl. Mrs Paul cal paliml al Holur llaopltal -other officen olected inkude 1 mint. parsley and red wandel'ing president. opened the Mr. and Mrs. Mu: Lambert ~- Anna Howell. v1ce pres1- Jf'W in an mteresting arrange-- with the club creed and col- and son, Joe, of Columbu•, dent; Mrs. Jack Welsh. secre- ment in an antique salt box. Iert. Devotion medltations on apent the weekend with her tal)' ; and Mrs. James Arnold. Mrs. Hayes showed another un- ·•garden themes" was &iven mother, Mrs. Harry MlUa and treuurer The slate of off1cers usual display us1ng iris IE' aves · by Mrs. Diehl. hle parenta, Mr. aDd Mrl. Danl was \lnanimously a('('t1)ted by August Wy leave and Fourteen wembers anJwered Lambert. Mrs. MJlle bu beeD club mmbers gated hosta. roll call n11111ln& 1 tree or shrub confined to her home by illnel8. Mrs. Walter Hayes. current I Miss Anna Howell. substitutng they wanted. A committee wu Mrs. WUiis Gru.uer baa ,. president . presided and Wf'lcom- 1for Mrs. Ernest Maag, gave a appoJnted to arrange two bask- turnecl from Columbu when ed the 30 members and gu.,ts I talk on suitable eta of flowers for the Com· she villted with ber dauabter including Mrs. Earl Kmght , I stressing the carefulness m~n<'ement. May 22. and tlble aod family , Mr. aDd Mrl. John Mra. Robert Coats. Mrs. E. 0. ed in selecting the proper arrangements for the A I u m n i McCabe. Mrs. McCabe II reTewksbary. Mrs J. E. D.. Hart· tainer for the kinds o1 banquet. May 23. cuperatlng from IW'JI!I'Y· Inger. and Mrs. John David. , and the location. She Mrs. Robert Reibel, county Donna Weber, daughter of Mr Members responded to roll call 1a simple container for contact chairmarf. announced a and Mrs. VerMD Weber, la a by naming a flowPr arrange-] such as the marigold and county business m.eetmg of gar~ patient at Meila General Hoemen! book. : or alabaster for such den clubs to be held May 23 at pita I where sbe Ia being -·~ II M J A ld ed I as the lily or rose. She pointed I p. m. in Middleport "Pause ed for laceratioos of the leg. ~- am,es rno presen\ out that the- urn is the most for Living" booklets from the She was injured in an acc:ldelnt ll an mtere~t ":i ~:r on AI t e suitable for most arrangement! Coca Cola Company were dis· at her borne in Rutland MonprMaokgramp <>P1C, A 0 tage ~n~ and al!o that in using clear tributed to those pre~ent. day, 11 v rrangemen'""~es re th t f th fl She gave the llistorical back- g1ass e 5 em! 0 e ower A report_ 0 0 the regional meet· Mrs. Clara Belle Smith who •• lllld f the f should be made to look attrac- m~ helri 10 Pomeroy April J1 'ded ~.- M d Mr ' Clll o use 8. o 1eaves tive by proper cutting . A . . . rest 1nw• r. an a. • 00 0 throughout our civilizations re. · . was gJVen. nommatmg ford Haye. and son G- hu . . Mrs . John Dav ui of the Phil- m1'ttee composed of 1Mrs Rei·· • ..,., calhng that leaves .were cons1d· . . . · as her guest her am . . 1nnme Islands told of planting bel chr Mrs Russell · ' 8-T 4 ered a source of Jsp1rat10n be- ,.... . · ·• · Charles Smith who hi been cau of th . Sh a slip or the natmnal flower of Mrs Dayton Parsons In • s Tokyo, Japan me ~Ohed ~~r tgrleen co 1or. e the islands in Middlerort to see Mrs.' Carl Dermison ~as ap- 61.. n1 a eaves wre if it mighl grow Mrs Ga n . • ....e past four years. commonly used in carvings on 11 • • r~ pc:nnted to report 011 8 slate Olhel C nn1'ngham of . . Sta nsbury who srw>nt the wtn· off1'cers at tl 1e ne t • g u great bwldmgs and that gar. '. ,..:~ : mee.m · Mich · ited 'tb lands of leaves were used in m Flonds . told of the The cluh received an invitation d . MVJS Cliff0rd WI . . s1ze and beauty of the roses m to be gue ts of the an n. ooemomals. The crown of Jau- th th .. s son, Gregory. ret was considered a high hon· e sou . Luck Garde-n ~lub or the Ath- Mr. C. H. Jones, S. 'J1drd...a1'' <II' in ancient times. At the close of the ens State HospJtal on May 19. is a patient at Melga Mrs. Arnold also gave poinl!i:i members and guests were Registration ~ill be from · Hospital where he iJ to consider in using leaves not vited to the dining room to 10 a. m. wnh luncheon · irom 8 recent illness. only as a background in a salad course was served vations to_ be sent to Mrs. Reynoldl bu reIJTanging but an a table covered with a wa~d Mezlc~o. Box lZB, Athen::~. from Columbus where tp themselves when used alone. cloth and centered with a long Ohio, by FrJday' M_ay 15 · underwent eye surgery at ~he cited the various . arrangement of pink and Iaven- The traveling p_n ze was d<>- 1"~ ivallable in winter, as the ev· der lilacs. pink tulips and deep natPd_by Mrs. Retbel Anthony's Hospital Ia • t orgreen and the brilliantly 1 purple iris flanked by lighted won >t. The nnt meeting ed leaves of fall for dried pink tapers in crystal holders. he held May 19 at I p. m» Mr. and Mrs. Gene Abbott, play1. The arrangement was made by wiJI be an open meetmg at the were recent guests · She discussed the leaves Mrs. Robert Coats for her mo- home ~f Mrs:. c. 0 . Chapman. their parents, Mr. attd Mra. planta such a• ther, Mrs. Walter Haye•. Wdkesvllle . Star Garden I William Morrill and family JUII) Assisting host.ese were Mr. Club a~d the Fnendly_ Garden and Mrs. Martin Abbott. M. C. Wilson. Mr>. Haye• and Club Will be guesta lv>th Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Galen BroWII Mrs. D. B. Hartinger. M i 1 s C;har1es LewiS. Regional Dt· and children spent the- weekend 11ASON Zerkle presided at the silver rector,f ahes guestd apeofaker. ~ at their farm near Morehead ff · lour o t gar en Mrs. Ret· K h th tl ' co ee service. bel will be held M 15 y. w ere ey recen y open· 8 TONIGHT lr FRIDAY . ay at ed a 2 acre pond for fishing. "KING OF KINGS" p._ m. Mrs. ~tehl served sand· Her mother' Mrs Pearl POrter Jeffrey Hunter 0 n d accompanied the,;, to ber home Obligation Nigh.! w>ches, c';;:k1es. coffee (Technicolor) Observed Tuesday mmll to ose present. in Morehead after visiting with -andW•It Disney'• Obligation night was observed them In Middleport. Mr. and "HORSE WITH THI when Pomeroy Chapter 186, Mrs. Mac Sawyer and sons of FLYING TAt~" OES, met Tuesday ovenlng at Pomeroy also visited'' wttb the the Masonic Temple. Browns receutly. Moy 9 Ruth Tompkins, worthy f mif, Orne Relatives have learned of ~HECKERED Ft,AG" ron, and Harry P. Smltb, wor- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin death of Don Blackb>ill11, (Eiatme.n Color) thy patron, presided with all entertained the Golden R u 1 of Cheslllre and -andofficers were present. The class of the Pomeroy Church . at Bucyrus. He Is "TRitiGER HAPPY" nual inspection was Christ Tuesday evenin& at by two brothera, l M~ur·een O'Hara, Brian Keith for May 14 at 8 p. m. with home, Chester Road. Don Blackburn of Akron. (In Color) i:5i:5i:5i:5i:5~l Vern• Hammond, deputy grand Tbe meeting, in charge Funeral serviceo will be held · matron of McConnelsville the Mrs. Elwood Bowero, preoldenl, todoy In Bucyrus. inspecting officer. The 414iu. an· opened witb prayer by M ro. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. GUIM!rl niversary or the Chapter will Charles Eskew. Devotions Springfield, are visiting in Ml•d· ll POMIROY, OHIO also b• observed at this time. en from Psalm I, were led by dleport with her alster 1 n The charter was draped In Mrs. Wayne Zurcher who also Mr. and M r a. memory of Agnes McGreevy. read a poem, .. Spring Clean· Leo Kennedy and with his relaTONIGHT The rarewell was given by Ma- !ng ." ~fembers responded to ron in Coolvllle. NOT OPEN bel Goeglein, past matron. With scripture verse At the close of the meeting, the book of Acts. the group adjourned to the din· It was voted to purchase ing room where refreshments table and chairs for the soc:iall were served from an attractive room of the church and also table by the hostesses, Leona make a contribution toward Smith, Ann Rupe, Myrtle hymnals for the church. son, Kathryn Jordan and Mrs. Edward Venoy lod lotte Dillard. and prizes were a· .==~~=--===;;;;;! warded to Mrs. Bowers a SUN. May FREE ORCHID Mrs. Denver Kapple. CORSAGE PIN Refreshments were served Gent Mitch underwent lllll'll•ll "WHO'S THI STORE" MOTHERS DAY WEEKEND tbe hostess assisted by he at Holzer Hospital Monday (Technlcolor) 11 daus:hter, Barbara, to · 5 u. is oonvalesc:lng alcely, 1111 Frt.• 1t., .... y 1-9 Jerry Lewia II be No Purchase Required named and Mr. and Mrs. num r la 2.30. ALSO Walt Dlsney'a Certified Gao Station Jerry Masters. Mrs. A. Mark and Shari Milch a '"YIL~OWSTONE CUBS" Mrs. Milton Roush with tbelr Phelps. W. Mi In 5t . Pomeroy (TecbnicoJor) three guesl.o, Tommy and Mrs. craig Venoy and Peggy Jo their fatber Is wers. Holzer Hospital. MEETING POSTPONED Mrs. Charleo Werry Vl!lted The Mother-Daughter banguet Tuesday with Mrs. George Hoin· of the Eleanor Circle of Hemlock Grove. Mr. and Mrs. John Terrell ' \lethodist which had been eduled for Thursday, May 7 has Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stru· been postponed 1Dltll the reRU· ble and son: Michael spent SuDJar meeting olght, Thursday, claMry lnAlonzoCincmTnall,,nwlth Mr. and May 14. •· ern . SUMMER Jobn Frtek entered Melp SLIPPERS Memorial Hoopital Wednesday, for treatment. REMEMBER.,. Galt Buck II a medical pa· lleot at Holzer Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. EldGII Krealller were vlsltol'll Wedneoday ON HER DAY Parkersburg, W. Va. Reme,:,ber i .. Mo~~·~~~Doy Is N~t ·. -undcly, May JC)ff,·. Lfw ........ II& IIIIIIJ eleoldJ, 1111111 Wlllo ....._ ..... i -·:.t. ·~; . j I .•. ., . '• '.· ' c ~. • ' • ', I ·Malle ll_, ,.. ..,.,..., . .1111 Center fw MM~ .... 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Choose from Necklaces - Pins - Earrinp In smart colors and wbite to complement every cottume. · ~ho I OTHER DRESSES 5·95 25·00 I DRIVE· IN ,. ~-~· . d ·,\ -..JJ Mother ww love beln& pampond wltil a &1ft of pretty ollpo •. for her privata lifel We've 1 wonderfUlly femlnJne oeleotion of full lencth and half ollpo In faoblon • cued colon and pattern~ ~Ill VALER'E - Dutch ~ floral jacquard closed hack t Full foam insole. Pil low walk construction. Black• Str.i~. Blue, Bonbon 1 .95 to 5.95 H•rrow and Wide Width' HANDBAGS Straw! and leather• in poucb an<i clutch styles. AU colora to choose. LOVELY PURSES $2.98 to $3.49 •H•t• eDr••••• eSiips •Bras eSportswear • Blouses • Skirts eUmbrellas .HOM MARGUERITE'S ~ 102 E. Main Pomeror They're pretty and' practi· cal, just like Mom! To give • , from our Aprob array. Aut•atlc Steam and Dry Iron FiDitr lip oolector - hlii!On llota. - ' ' .I Ea'J ·Care . . bliSTERS . . oJIOIIlD& • 'lliiler. GloiiiDlnl ',·\ ; ' ' ' chrome f!Diab. · . ·.· $9··o·.o· ··.- . FOR·.·MontER'S ·· • j - .ISUM · HOURS Dellchtful to. weai at' home, Mother will be aU wrapped ) . . dtl In tbel,t, euy ,en·the eyq · Large ' Ml'( lo ffll ' • . ··AUtoiiQtic 2.Qict P ated CMilpact .,_.n ' j - . . .' ttad.T&adltf·. es•..nt·ThermoatltJc eontrol •I""" . eChntme eo.mpl.wy- Aulom~tlc .1 ·$. · cOlo1;1, . SERIOUSLY ILL 7·100 SERENADI- Leith· er scuff. Full foam tnaole. Black, Lt. Blul' White Pink. ' ' 7-140 - in tercy , w1th rubber sole, White, Pink, Lt. ) a lot of fasbion, a lot ot pleasure, see and 18lect ~~ . J Pretty Slips For Mother! Mainly About People In Pomeroy ' handbags, or scarfs :trom ihe selection on Elberfelds tlrst floor. Choose from lll8IIJ styles, just In time for· Spring and Summer. ePetit.. eJunlors eMiaa11 eWomano e Half Si'" In tho BUIJ Ready To W.., Department on the 2nd Floor. ·MEIGS THEATRE MOTHER Accessories to Compliment Every Costume ~.......- .... Delight Mother with eJovet, lo Golden Rule Closs Guests A S hH Oomphies FASHION JEWELRY Mr. Jay Myera 1'01111lnl JD aerloul COIIdltlon at Deaco,_ Hoopltal, Cincinnati, after dergolng surgery for the third lime last Friday. llo and Mrs. Myen wlah to apreu tholr thanks to tbelr many fr1enda for the lovely cards, rernea>-11 brances and prayer1. Mrs. Aaron Kelton and Mrs. Howard John11011 and daui!hle' Julie Marie, have returned to their bomeo In Richmond, VJr. gmta after being In Cincinnati to allllst In tbe care ot lboli father and arandfalhar. They visited at tha boma of Mr. and Mrs. George Sblveler Jr. ' Sr., wblle ~ Mrs. My· era remalnl In Clnclnlliil with · her daughter. Sunday Mr. J• ' ' ....h-1'1-UN Give Mom NYLONS . . No llotbar ..... hal too mii!J BorbbiN.. 'l.toc;ltlDP,t , Give br Berbhlfoo tor .xc,\ber!• Day w!ll ...... them .,..1:7 .dar of'd!a yeitl leaotlfiiiiJ prl..d for 11~ ••d • lr'a]JQGI~ ' .' . II ,~==·~·=•:v. 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