http://66.213.69.5/files/original/da39eba64ad3ecb68d3eb23f9fb4f148.pdf 4c0d8256da01551273bc1ebfe7301cf4 PDF Text Text • Missionaries To Guatemala Spea..1.. Recent1y ll-Daii,J Sentll1el, PoJMEdJ·Mlddleport. 0 ., July 14, 1'84 Riley Family Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mn. Allen Wllsop Wll 1UeJ1 opeaker recently durJnc ·t be morning service at the Cburdt o. the NaZBtene, SyraCUse. Slle 81111 fier busbohd b&Ve· • ~ nllsslonarles to Guatemala for The Riley family reunion was and Mrs. Cherles live years. held Sunday, July 5. at Kera Mr. . R. Mrs Wilson gave an interest· Picnic Jlrounds of Kaiser Plant, Karr, Sr. were '" Jrontoo Sun- ing talk concerning Guotemalfl Ravenswood. Relatives of the day afte1"1100D, called by the late Patrick and Eva Riley ga· death of her cousm, A~os Rat• and of tbe people there. She "'· dl"nner, thPn urr._Mr._ and Mrs. Ratltff, _who state<! th•t there ate many who thered for Potlu ,, had not hearo of the gospel of filled the afternoon with park reSided '" Texas, were VISiting Christ. young and old alike. Much vis· h!Shemo,thetrta wkhendhedl_edsuflered '!be Wllsoo:' cltlldren, Bruce, iting along with good food was a ar a c an · ests R I d F" h tud I at B•um and Peggy were gu enjoyed by all. M oan_ s" er,Bs . en Cot- of their aunt and uncle, Rev . This being the second reun- oun!am tate u>llless M "'"!" .,..,_, nd I th k od with ann rs, ~tam '""'"e a ion in !he attempt or a yParly ege spent e wee e Ma· sons, Steve and Tummy white get-togethPr, it is hoped the his parents, Mr. and Mrs.. their parents attended the Gen· event will he continued with son Fisher. . era! Assembly of lh. Churth of more comiog out who were not Mr. and Mrs. _Maso~ FISher the Nazarene at Portland Oreable to be there As known. and daughters, Carla and Bar· gon. ' their are nine children of the bara, spent Sunday alternoon Rev. and Mr&. Wilson stated dPceased parents. 36 grandchil- and evening at Belpre . With that communiqn at the Assemdren. 41 great grandchildren, '"'" son Maod da,;gl t.ter-l;·lahw, l bly was served to 21,000 people, Has Reunion At Ravenswood Around And About Middleport , F-UND Sb•ler who ~ asso. dated with a radio station at New Martinsville, ' W. Va. the weekend reeend .. Gwlth Sh~ P,l'"'anndts, daMr. antermSberri.-..~. u ler ugh Mrl C H wiSe J .spent th . k.nd .I Midcn porr . I and . e wee e " e m Pomeroy with her daughter end famlly, Mr. and Mrs. VIc· tor Hannahs . , Darrell Bechtle, haDon Erwm and Reed Koerug ve retum· . trip to VIred _from a vacatiollhil th th glnia Beach._ W •andere J :;; went crab fishing en oy a crab dinner at the home 0 ~ Mr. Claud Washlngtoo, broth er of Mrs. Nan Moono and Mrs. Everett DaviS. The boys_ left last Tuesday returrung Frtday. '!! and daughter, Roxannp of West C t M d rt ~ ClA~._L ' I "II<':' Is R!!N1'ewed_by<Middlepqtt Girls Fair 2 •,pt, VOL XVI ca e were eo..! 1 every major lsl!le front · LONDON - Seotland "murdar lii)Uad" today ed a "jack the striwer" in strl!ll&ling of live prostitutes in the J)ast eight months. The nude body of Mary Fleml~g. 31, was found dmnped in a quiet West London '1\!eaday. Police said the eaee w•P strlldngly similar to four otbet• murders since November. For Dependable Well Known Makes Of ELBERFELDS..:POME~OY I NO. 77 :e.. I IU ff I 1\: wtllt . . . . . . . . 15, 1964 forces llnllhed a aertec of platlorm menls BOUgbt by backers Peomoylvania Gov. WUUem W. Serontoo. , The key test CIDJil on a proposal to strengthen the rlgl!ls plank of tile platlorm. was defeated by a roll eall of 8117 to 409 and with It any lingering Scranton hopea vlotory. The delegates were lell8tor'l lA> reconvene at 2:30p.m., PDT (5:18 p.m., l!:DT) to listen to speec11es putting eandldates in nomtnaticm end then to watch or join In the mof·shamg demonstratlons whieb will mark Goldwater's nomination. Other candidates w h ose names were expected to go before the •onvention were Seran· ton. Sen. Mergeret Chose SmUll of Maine, Gov. George Romney of Mi c h Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York and Sen. Hiram Fong of Hawai1. Eaolon Defeat It was a hwnilatlng defeat for Republican leaders of such big Industrial states as PeDDsylvailla, New York nd _New Jersey who long hove donunat· ed GOP national politics. It means that such names as Lodge, Dewey, Scott and Rock· efeller will take 90COtld billing in GOP councils to new laces SEARCHERS, lnehnllnl Na· vy dlven, looked again In tho Misslsalppf River for remainder of headle!19 bodies I believed to be those of missing Negro youths. Two torsos have tentatively been ~Ufled as Charles E. :18, a college student. and · Henr 11'lee• 18, a sawmill work•." toll..-tiegroes from · Meti\lville, Mlio. Tiley bad ' bellft;,lhiNitlg lloe&-lasl !ofay ZS. ' •• 4!GIIIIOeled with in :::_:::_:::::::_::::::::::::.:__!.:son:::·______.:.___ Moore; . Eastern Teachers Are Hired Eastern school board lll'.!m· who will rtsO to power with the bale for the anti • extremlslll new candidate. amendment aod had to ~ull The civil rlgbts test came af· several times because ter the Scranton camp was de- ~ delega: were;~.~ng feated on an amendment .to own ~~ ertes e condemn extrenust groups, .'"· B~~ · t lik this hut dudlng. the ultra · conservative . , ou may ~0 e_ . John Streb _Soet~tr. whteb the 11 s tiM! tr;:th. he _said~n.• eaU amendment tdentifled by name.l tng for a e~~~tation PLIJ'o This proposal was rejected on veyors ot ha ' a standing vote which appeared I R J ~as :• tlace of Wi&to be more than 3 to l. ep. 0 n · ymes Rockefeller led off the de- consm sPoke . agamst the,. amendment, saymg It wu "dangerous, demeaning ud has no place in a RepobliC811 platform." Romney 0 r f e r e d another amendment to condemn 1m. unfrlend. w':: named extremist groups. It wu ' Furnifure For Your Home Held ,_,•• r. r .. ,.,......,., 111 r.. .,.,..,_ ::.r.. WEO~ESDAY, JULY POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1Oth 's Delegates In TV Highlight Columbia, W. Va '. and nephew Iw~~b o"Mrs. onH:~in~n~~ :ist:~:~. Attending . were Mrs. OhlingDanny Eugene Miller of Pomt M W ll W If d M aged'"' was given by Fred ttves . They were enroute to lee visited Sunday with her mo- er, Mrs. Pat~ Mrs. Harold EbPieasant. w~~ifred a S~~es. o e an rs . Rice and ''Ten Commandments Michtgan from Tennessee. ther, Mrs. Lulu Meadows, who ersbach Mrs. Davis and guests Mrs. Joseph Raub and son, On How to_ Go to Church,' by Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bailey is ill at the home of her son Mrs. WilHam Lehew Pomeroy Richmond, Jack, left Saturday for a visit Norman Vmrent PeeIe, were and. chtldren . "ted ofh New th M Mr. and Mrs. Pete Meadows, Mrs. Robert Lehe w, Col umbus, Osary l's· d b M P I K rr . , OhiO. V!St er mo er, rs. Ohio River Road. . .lind Mrs. Richard Leifheit, of We'll Promptly Deliver To Your Home with relatives in Cincinnati and rea Y rs. ur ey a W. F. Hawley and other rela- Russell McElhinny who Is Spri gfleld J lnln the Hamilton. J~ck returned home j T~e honored . guests w e r e f th" t k ' n . o g group Sanctuary Sunday_ evening and Mrs. Raub presented a gl(t of money l:ty lves 18 pas wee · . employed as a barber in ~ for luncheon and dessert were Before Meeting remained for a longer visit. Mrs. Donald Mora, on behalf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hetbel l!l)11hus, visited over the week Harry Davis, Robtirt Lehew, of the church and Sunday were among those attendl_ng the lend with his parents, Mr. and Richard Leifheit and Mr, JohnA rosary in the church sane- Mrs. Albert Mees returned Scool with bot.l. Rev. and BJlly Graham crusade m Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny. . ' tuary preC'eded the meeting of home Sunday aft.er a ten days M C 10 d" lumbus Saturday evening. _!!""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""'~!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!=!!!!'!!!!!'!""' · "t C c· · h h er Group rs. as respon mg. h rd k I th the Catholic Women ·~ club of VlSl at rown 1~ wtt singing of "God Bless Mrs. Ric a PIC ens s e th~ Sacrf'ri Heart chu~t·h Thurs- ldaughter and son-m-la~, Mr .. America,"' "Oh How 1 Love .guest of her daughter and so~­ ,, ~ay_ evenmg in the church aud· jand . ~Irs. Harold Erwm and iJesus.. " "Take My Hand Prec- ' m-law, Mr. and ~rs . ~onhie l!ormm. famtl}. ious Lord " .. How Great Th Evans and son, m Lexmgton Mrs. Gtorge Hackett Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Ev~rett Dailey Art," ~nd' "May the Good Loo~ Park, Md. presided in the .abselllf: of the ~turned home. _Fn~ay mom- rlless and Keep Yot.J,"' and Recent guests of Mrs. Henpresident. Prbyer by the Rev. ~~- afte_r a VISit ID Newa_rk prayer by Rev. Casto con- ry Hennesy lncluded her braFather John Turel opened the wtth . their son and daughte~-m- eluded the program. thers, Mr. and Mrs. Reese West ' '" meeting. Plans were made for law, Mr .. and Mrs. Don Oatley Refreshments of open faced of Naples, Fla.; Mr._ and Mrs. a picnic supper at the church an~ family _ They were acrorn- sandwiches, cookies and punch Mont West, Zanesvtlle; and auditorium for the August :amed home by Mrs. Dalley were served during the social her sister, Mr. and_ Mrs. John meeting. Hostesses for Septem· nd son, B~rry , who .speat the hour. The tBble was attraetiV!' · Capella Qf Charleroi, Pa. bel include Mrs. Eugene Con. weekend With her parents, Mr. tn while cover and centered Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young tic, Mrs David Ohlinger, Mrs. jand Mrs. Edward Hawlt>y . witt: an arrangement of pink ·~ have returned from BellvJew, Charles Knopp Mrs William Mr. and Mrs. Cleland Dalley I and white gladioli in white Ohio, where they stayed I or Clark, Mrs To~ Able~ and Miss returned to their home, Map" . milk glass container, with white two weeks with his mother, Margaret Gans. leto, ll_J.: Mo~ay _after a week i candles in milk glass container Mrs. ~harles Young, who is Prayer by Father Turel clos- end vtstt With his uncle an~ I o; eiter side. Mrs WvMt l reco~en~g slowly from recent ed the meeting and refresh- ~unt, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Dm- Chadwell presided at the white hospt!Bl!zation. ments were served by Mrs 'f . m1lk glass punch bowl ... r .. .. an"'d"":'M"'r"'s"'.;;;;B;;;;.;;;;F;;;;.=P•a•rm""ia1•..M George Buchanan, M;5 _ Leo~ Mr. and Mrs. ~red Lewis and · 11 McK!\ight, Mrs. Joseph Raub, daughter, Valena_. spent the ATTEND FUNERAL Miss Rosemary Raub, M r s. weekend at Loram With Mr · Relatives calling here from MASON \'w__~n ·' "'""'"" ·. George Hackett Jr., and Mrs. and Mrs. Everett Foreman and I out of town for the funeral FriRomer Gordon. sons. day at the Silver Run Baptist TONIGHT lc WEDNESDAY church of their grandfather, Gordon Seott WIN FIRST PLACE NOTED RECOVERING Riley Manley, were Kenneth Mrs. Ja; Myers is recoverOn the R<-cine Camp F i r e Manley and Ronnie Manley of "SAMPSON & THE SEVEN lng from her second cataract Girls' float in the July 4th Chicago IlL; Mr. and Mrs. Car· MIRACLES of tho WORLD" operation, at Deaconess Hospit parade, with the theme, ''l.et ol Mowery and daughter of -andal. She will be a patient there Freedom Ring," were Laurt'l Chicago; Mr. ancl Mrs. KenRichard Egan for eight days. Mr. Myers ;s Carsins as Benjamin Franklin nelh Haning ana son, Columconvalescing slowly at the borne Sue Curtiss as Betsy Ross. bus ; his brother, Herbert Man"300 SPARTANS'' of Mrs. G A. Shiveler, Jr. with Deborah Cross watching, ley, and Mr."i. Manley, Colum. l';;::;::;::;~::;a:;~::; r=--=""'~~~;;;;,~-~~ Jane Johnson as !.he Statue of bus; a nieee, Mrs. Jack Am- 1 1~ Liberty, with Shirly Pvle <, brose, Marietta; granddaugh· Nancy Bentz. Brenda Webb ters, Mrs. Arthur Hood, a n d POMEROY . OHIO and Betty Thiess seated around Mr. Hood ; Ralph Snider, Midthe Liberty Bell. The girls who dleport; Mr. and Mrs. Coytoit were not on the floal because Bolyar ;, Mrs. Mary Mouser LAST TIME TONIGHT they had to play in the band and son Kenneth Mouser, PhilWalt Dt$11eY'I "THE THREE LIVES were Brenda Bradford, Ann lipi, W. Va. OF rHOMASINA" McClintock. Joy Thiess, Diana (Tuhnicolor) Cross, Martha Yost. and Rhon- PI'. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK Patrick McGooban. SUIIID Hampshire, Karen Dotrlee. da Sayre. Linda Griddstaff did SALES CO. Stewart. Jack not attend. The girls' 'float won Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. Disney C•rtoont first place in the parade uf Saturday, July 11, 1tl64, .•. F••turette: Meet Mr. floats. MliChtof HOGS - 175 to 1!20 16.50 to 17 .50; Heavies 13 to 16; Llghta FRACTURES LEG WED. ond THURSDAY I! to 15; fat Sows II to 14.25· July 15-16 Word was recpived here ; Boars 9.40 to 10.75: Pigs 3 ~ NOT OPEN that Mrs. William Thorpe, who 110 R In - "*' ..... PlliJ•d "at ltllltllast"a 1110 ltl•h swing rights and extrembnn to tOward coilservitlon bead !1.\N FRANCISCO (UPI) trol of nuclear weapons. gripped the party olnee before Contlervatlve Barry M. Thus equipped Goldweter the nomination of WendeD Willprevailed challenge Preaiden\ Jebnson at kle Zl years ogo. have guided the polls In November. If there ever ,_... - 111!1; ..al party sin!'< As til!! senator blmself put doubt u to' b'.,"iilidi!t:ot 11!ls up a firs,t-bt•llot lin a statement Issued during .;onvflltioo 11 e\Otpor&ted early , tor president. tumultuow! conventioo today In a display of naked fo the party's lngs 'the Republican Goldwater power ' e011ventlon lion' Is reflecting the Bruob Amel]dbllall Aolde oenator a live · of lhe With maeblJ16.111!:8 . efflc;$cy reflects his perty." · · . the ELBERFELDS 3RD FLOOR e cream a served. .......... ... tar_ ... ..,..._..,. ... - 11Y RAYMOND LAJIR w:: Ralph Parker. iM1c. Sl. . Ut ay tn IA reading, "Why Be Discour· ' ~leport wlth fraends and rela- a~ca,. •tloeaf ....... oldwater Puts Lock on Nomination -:.'rts .. 1 Mrs . In-·,..... ilal ....tiJ Rlllll' K• Cl b G M Sunday To Sprt'ngl.t'eld • H ld e NOW YOU POY WBAJHKI .Weef Spent at School of Missions Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Plum. _ ~~ Hlghllabls of a wi!olt ~pent tlwob lA> the~ for Wine mer ...,.. hosts for I famlly at the Scbool of Ml•a!Oal Oil aenl to tbe ICboo!- . reunion at their hnme In Rut· the camJlUI of ()blp w..leyan The 1•meetlllf ~ .: ope~ land Sunday in honor of Mr. JVL\! 14 Unlvf!'llty at Delaware wetll with a )ilano, ~lqde by Mra. and Mrs. Pearl Edward Plum· Tha Daugbtera of Ruth class given by MJsa Kathy Bratton Emenocl JOIIt!!! -,.·Jib Mra. mer of Pacifica, Celli., who 01 the United Methodhlt church and Mlaa Dee Slaven at the Gp~ Laop~.2J'1ent, P,.. are here lor .a vacatton. will meet at the home of Mrs. July meeting of the WSCS of il . Mrs. ''l"'"~_ jl4ddll:l . Other relatives present were Richard Campbell Tuesday at the Heath ldetbOdlst Church was devollonal ebalmlaii. usiDC . Mr. and Mrs. George Tyler 2 m Monday evening at the chureb. scripture . read!~ 111111 pray-; .and eblldren, Becky, Vickie. ~e ;,_,,•• meeting of the The glrla were s)lonaored . by During the bt,.lneg meeli"ll Cinda and Jeff, her da_ughter, WSWS 01•-the Enterpr'·- EUB the local society to attend the Mrs. Lambert reJIIlrl<d on !he and Bob B Mrl ""' ffl semina held t G IU. Mr. Mrs. urrts, . Church will be held at the borne school beld Ibis past _week, o e«a r a a Leafy Barton, Mrs Flossie of Mrs Phil Ohlinger July If Mra. Jack Slaven accompanied I'Olls in June and read ael'l!nll· Wisemiiler, aU of Columbus; . · ' the ·girls there and they came changes made in. -the .w.s.c.s Mrs. Melvin Kindle and sons, at 7· 30 p. m. back by bus. worklor the yeer, . The socielt Jim and Melvin Kindle and The described a typical ••y alao preoteJ!ted I medltatlol B tt M nd Mr E I ... book "Rl•"-• 1 ''- '""..._,, son, re . r. a s. ar at the eehool which included ' ~..,. o ,... .~.....,~ Kindle, Bobby and Karen of , tn U f0Up . prayer perlnds chapel services ot be placed In the churcll Pad City W V . M nd . ' . l"b Th . "' oted •· en ' . a., r. a f In Gray Chapel Bible study t rary. e socte,.. v "' Mrs. Claude Delaney and dau0 ors groups assemblies, programs pay the rent lor the S<Qior gbter, Mr. end Mrs. Darrell and re'ereatlon. They told of MYF cottage at. Lancaster Gilbert end , daughter, Lisa ,. tlie various nllssionarl.. w'bo camp to be held July 28 for of Mt. Vernon; Mr. er,d Mr; Members _of the :in club mo~ s ke on their work in various two weekll. Tha llll!OIIng waa Darrell Bureon and children, ored to Spnngfteld for a meet· of the world and with closed with benediction. Cheryl Burson, Ruby Burson ing at the home of Mrs. Harold the aid of audio • visuals gave The hostesses, Mrs. C. E and friend , New Carlisle, Ohio; Johnson Sunday. · a hie description of the Yo•ng, Mrs. Pat Gallagher, Miss Mildred Barton and Mil- Upon arriva~ luncheon was work among the Mrs. Guy Shuler, M.-s. John 200 ·· Thomas, Grovep01 i Mr. and served by Mrs. Johnson. The rnillion le of Africa the Zerkle, contributing, served Mrs. Harry Plummer, Carroll, patriotic theme was eerrled Spanlsb =~lng Americans lime sherbet Puncll! cak• and Ohio; and Mr. and Mrs Law· out on the table whieb had a and the migrant workers ;';; npts "from a table coverect with renee Milhoan, Middleport. white cover and was centered a white linen cloth -and eentel' with a blue eagle. Napklna our country. ed with an arrangement , of were red, white and blue. Plant- Tiley told of attending A&- yellow gladlolla, yellow roses MEETING POSTPONE!:! ers holding a green vine and bury Methodist Church and and orange gladlollii wi!Jt UgbtThe meeting of the Willing centered with a small fl~ were ~e impressive_ eomm~on ser- ed orange taperS\ The • flower Workers Class of the Enter· given as favors. voce alter which the swdents arrangement was made .·.' by prise EUB church scheduled Mrs. AnDice Ohlinger, pres!· marched a mUe _back to. earn- Mrs. Young from ~ gatden. for Thursday evening at the dent, conducted a "short husi· pus, each carrymg_ a lig"~ Mrs. Glenn Lmtlbert presided home of Mrs. Carl Moore ness session. A get-well card candle. ,They aleo JOined dl&- at the punch bOwl. This was hll8 been postponed until Th•r&- was sent to Mrs. Peer! Poolin, eussl~n groops on the phases the final meeting of the .year day, July 23. a friend, who Is a patient at of nusslonary work. and- will reconvene In Septem· Meigs General Hospl"t.al. The glrla expressed their ber. , li;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=-; Garnes were played and prlz. WSCS TO " MEEl es awarded to Mrs. Edgar Pratt The WSCS of the Rock Springs' and Mrs. Oltllllger. Mrs. Harry Methodist church will meet at Davis won the door prize. Fol· the church tonight at 7·30 lowin~ the games, 1tome made . . ic ~ nd k ;t ;:n• ISC .4t FamUy Dinner iat•e R ;a · ' ' P.llfmmer• ore Hoau plus nieces and nephews . All Mr. and rs. Wl lam Is er the tar~wst group ever to be Mr. and Mrs. John Vr~n are welcome to make a real and oon. gathered in the Colisseum. The left !his week on a vacation yearly family reunion i Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Herd- Wilsons wiU retum to Cohan. trip which w1U take lb!!m to Those attending, 32 in all, Im~n gr;;dduldren[ Guatemala, South America af· Michigan and other_ points: They 0 were Mr. and Mrs. Pat Riley. l~n k oger e~en~ ~ "~ let the first of August planned to VISit wtth their son Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Riley. l' h" e wtehre wMee ·en\\' lgbuesWhalo· aod family, Mr. and Mra. John sons, Jeff and David, Mr. and er mo er, rs. e Y Vroman and son, Johnny of CoMrs. Harry Vickers. son H,.I•Y. . ecepftOn lumhus enroute. ry Jr., Mrs. Veri on Roush and I Mr. E~nd Mr~ Austm dGrues- for Pastor, Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Jones children, Eron Jr. Gvla and eGr oil "b ysnadal lMMr. an Mr.. and daughter, Barbara, attend· Tommy of Mason W. ·va. !llr. ottet pel e 0 arton were Wife af Church ed a fanuly dinner Sunday at and Mrs. Ted Rit•y. Mr and Fn~ay Juests ~elf au~ aod A reception for the Rev. the home ~f his father, Mr. E. Mrs. Gene Riley and children, e, ~- an II rs. arry ,and Mrs. Pearl A. Casto was , w. Jones 10 Burlingham. OthJan. Jim and Joyce. of Clifton. ;:'r, d '"~" <;· 11 s held Friday evening at the er guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph . an . tto es r . Chester Methodist Church. Hnneth Russell, son, Max, RaR-1 'I and Mrs returned to their home Logan, 1ey, "r. Jack M d k d · -1 Mrs. Harold Spencer e t d- ct ne ; Mrs · Dorothy Dandakls ' Winebrenner a d Ti J on ay a1ter a wee en VISI x en Athens· Mr and Mrs Lee Oa. n sons m~y with their daughter and son-m- ed a welcome and the program vidson,' Athens; B~o Casci, and Davtd of Delaware. OhiO· I M nd M C J S • opened With the hymn "The Mrs. Sally Bland and daught· b~ew, r a rs. . . tru Church in the Wildwood." fol- ~oMmerocyi D"l d d ders. Sue and Nancy. of Letart M d M J J R b- lowed with devotions by Mrs. rsS.t ara R~ gar f aDnearbogranm Route Mrs Eva Lo y ke s l r. an rs. ames . o . . b son, even tee o ' . u on r ]inson returned to their home m VIrgil Roush and prayer y . h v1 'ted Th sd . M'd ;nd '( ( ., .. . ., ...,, . ,.... I"" " ' ·, . ''' I, . <~;., '• beaten by a standing Jote. The final platform contest came on an amendment to insist on continued presidential control of nuclear weapons. This was aimed at Goldwater for advocating that the Nortb Atlantic alliance comander be given authority to use tactical atomic weapo ' t ; Scranton bad.ers enlisted former Secretary of State Christian A. Herter to lead the fight for the amendment. He urged its approval to reaffirm histort. cal civilian control over miJ... itary commanders. Sen. Bourke B. Hickenlooper of Iowa argued against the amendment and said that control over nuclear weapons al· rf"ady was vested in the presi.dent by law. He questioned the ''insidious and mysterjous" moti ves behind the amendment. CHEATS DEA1"H Fox Out-Foxes Death in Professor is I 1 Harris was supported for the pof; t by 1 Garner. DRIVE· IN 1 1 Style 830 EASE Busy Hours with her husband, the R e v. 1 Cattle _ Steers 14 to 17.50; Thorpe and sons, Steve a n d Heifers 12 to 15.75; Fat Cows Tommy, are vacationing at Ty· 11.50 to 14 .50; Cannero 8 to 12 0art Lake Park, near Grafton, Bulls 13 to 17.10; Stock Cow; W_ Va .. fell. breaking her lee and Calves 110 to 165· Stock She was. to be rereased from Steers 16 to 20; Stock, Heifers 14 to 17.50; Stock Steer Calves I the hosp1tal Saturday. TO MEET WEDNESDA \! FRIDAY ond SATURDAY July 17-11 "DEAD RINGER" Bette · Davis & Bette Davb rTwlns), Karl Malden, Peter Lawforll. Phlltp Carey, Jean Ragen. Geo. Mac-ready F•atuNttet Tnlnlng for Trouble Carteons 17 to 22; Stock Heifer Calves 16 to 19. m~~ ~~t~ SIIR!ch•krs cluSb will VEAL CALVES - Tops 24.· SUN., MON., TUES. e oc pnng• 10 to 21 .!10; Medium 18 to 21· July 19-20.21 fairground Wednesday at 6 p. Common and Heavies 15 ~ "MAN'S FAVORITE SPORT" m;, for a ch1cken barbecue and 23 20 ~k Rudsou. Paula Prentls1 potluck supper. ~~:;;-~·_...._...._.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:..iiiiii It you're on your feet and NAMES OMITTED on the go - ease each of the steps you take this The following steJ>Chlldren 1 •ummer. Wear this mocc· were inadvertently left out of lype white upper leather the obituary of George Halen, oxford with its comfort· Ntbbl!! Goble, Florence Barkcertain crepe sole. er, Flossie Hysell, Nellis Hysell and Norene Nash. j \ only 3.99 TNI SHOE BOX "'!!DIILIPORT, 0. SHOWER ANNOUNCED Thare wlU be a miscellaneous shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Richard Houdashell (the former Mary Burnside) Batur<doy, July 11, at 8 p. m. at the SCO!II eabln Ill) IQfts!lbury ·Road. Kvomlm Lo IDviiAd.. 1(4RR &~V~N ~NDT .I . . . ' ,. ' • • ., ,J 2&2'W,.MAll\1 ST. ' ' ' . .:. . . ·,' ' ', "',• ... .. ·· .. .,. :• ... J ' M•IP llltmerill ·lliloptllll '\ · AnloliSSIONS ...: None' •'. r. ;·: · DI$0WIG1!JS - Mra. • • 'rrrl Oliodnlt. aitd dau&hter ' ·IAWt, w. v.. . .;.,..j,..-....-.; '' f" . retiring Mayor George �..... __ ·•- ... . . ,. . I , . • -~ ' \ ' ( S.Da~J1 setttlnel,. Pomeroy·Midclleport, 0., "GtJ+;-st:teflrt;nl Wonts You to Ell(pfoin · Your Position!" The Dailg S•ntinol . ~ editorial: -- FEEL sure that the employee• of the Gallipolis State Institute have just cause In protesting, what appears to be discrimination in the recent pa~ rais· es announced for personnel in the mental mstitutions of the state ol Oh1o. As we understand it the approximately 600 employees in the area institute wiU re- ceive a one step raise. whert as those employed in state facilities in Cleveland, Toledo and other institutions m the met- .. ropolitan areas will receive a three step raise spread out over several months. We are living in a period when most persons are advocating. equal pay . for the same job clasSificatiOns. There IS a move on in some circles to give female employees in many fields equal pay with men for the same type of work. There is apparently some thinking on the part of state fiscal officials to the effect that persons living in large met· ropolitan area have greater expenses than those living in more rural sectlons. That is a debatable point. because with only a few exceptions persons living in our part of the state pay as much for many items as they do m the c1Ues. In some instances a person can huy a home at a more reasonable price locallv than they can in say Cleveland or Toledo. There is another reason given for the differential that states that there Is a greater turnover of personntl in north·. ern Ohio cities, and in order to keep personnel and compete with other employers a higher wage scale is needed . It would appear to this writer that that ar· gument does not sound reasonable be- Voice of Broadway •. reporting e GOSSIP IN GOTHAM rested If they sell it ... Mark Lawrence RICHARD ROI>GbRS IS WORKING and Walter Wanger are engaged in con· on a revised version of ''Cinderella," to ferences that may mean a joint motion be produced as a CBS·TV special m the picture venture. Fall. The origmal video "Cinderella" was Those who have seen screenings of telecast in 1956, with Julie Andrews star- "The Visit" are ecstatic in their com· ring, and the new edition will be filmed ments about Ingrid Bergman's appear· in California later this Summer. The ance as well as her performance. They stars haven't been selected yet. but John- say she's amazmgly youthful . . George nv Green will conduct the score Rita Raft is due in Gotham to discuss TV pan· Hayworth and Vince gdwards are a Hoi· el show offers, a result of his popularity lywood feud . Somethng silly about his on the late shows . . Susan Strasberg is n<~t posing for pictures with her at a re- playing her sex appeal to the hilt in "The cent bash The Hollywood Pavilion at High, Bright Sun," currently being shot the World 's Fair is the latest to fire a in London and co-star Dirk Bogarde isn't slew of minor performers - handmaid· tc!o .!lleased about her scene stealing. · ens from the "Cleopatra" set, earners:::;'!:~ IMPORt AN'J: ...JI\li'O~~.,J! , mr~ss, men in the "West Side Story" scene; :llllii•xelebrated husband IIi famous for etcetera Turid Gilbert, current wife cutting out on her. has turned the tables. ' ' of the much-headlined financier Eddie Now she's having ·a big ·mng with ' an art· Gilbert has returned from her visit to or who 's always cutting out on his wife Norw .•; where she introduced her par· . . This departme~t would like to do a ents to their six·month old granddaugh· couple of favors and recommend some ter, Dominique, whom they 'd never seen. title changes. The' W'S:rreh lleatty film, Eddie, still involved in litigation, stayed "What's New, Pussycat?" really coulli do on this side of the Atlantic. with a new name, and Jule Styne's forth· The Communists are delighted at the coming Broadway musical, "Portofino progress they've made in India since PIA" surely deserves better in the title Pandit Nehru's death. and they weren't department. Too ma?.y peorle .~em~m· doing too badly before that . . Rhonda ber a muSical called . Portofmo. which Fleming's chums think she will waltz was one of the great disasters of this gen· down the aisle with Harry See, a wealthy eratwn, a ghastly flop w1th not a re· chap in the candy business Rin~o deeming feature. Starr may be forced to take another tern"Beach Blanket Bingo" has been reg· porary leave from the Beatles' act. He's istered by American lr.ternatJOnal as suffered from a great deal of throat trou- their next beach epic after "Pojama Par· ble, and now the doctor says his tonsils ty ." The beach musicials. hav.e tu~ned 111ust come out Irina Demich, first out to be their most lucrat1ve films smce famous as Darryl Zanuck's curvacenus the James Bond series, they say On 11 discovery in The Longest Day," ~eems the co~tinent. _the exper!.s re.gard <?;son to have changed her mind about ro- Welles on-aram. off.agam flicker, Don mance. Just a few weks ago she planned Quixote" as his biggest !ollv . It started to retire from the screen and marry 29- out as a TV project, then was turned Inyear-old Philip Wahl : now she's m the to a n:'ovie, and th~e who've . seen l( mood to postpone her wedding and think 1t should be .switched to v1deo far~ . make some more films for Mr. Zanuck . SHARON GRF.GG, the smger who ts GOLDIE HA WK!NS. who planned to making her debut at the P•pperm;nt keep his bistro - Goldie 's New York Lounge, is a Sammy Kaye protegee He's open all Summer to catch the World's backing her career financially and acting Fair crowds has arrived at the decision as her personal manager . . The book· of many of' his colleagues: there ain't making busi.ness in New york h~s come gonna be no World 's Fair crowds for pia· to a screechmg halt smce the p9Uce pay· ces that cater to the chic set So he'll go ola scandal h1t the front pages, and New 'ack to his old routine , closing Fridays Jersey bookies are enjoyin~ booming and Saturdays while he plays the key· trade with the Gotham customers. It apboard at Goldie's Fire Island . The Ter· pears that the fr~ternlty acr?"s the f!ud· ry Southern novel, "Candy," is being tak- son lost no time 10 estabbshmg the rtght en off a lot of shelves in Chicago, where contacts to handle the btg New York ac· the booksellers are afraid of heing ar- tion. __ ......,..._.. Hado Two upaets - at least to Towner fanned seven, walked eahlbldm achedule gamea but came In at the fourth lming . BOI!Ie partisans - were record· Jour, gave up just one hit, a couldn' t stem the tide either. 111 strike out elgbt of the nine cia1 attention from tile coadlinl; ,.._ ' man • Tom ()oosb1 former Jlal4wlao eel In the Kyger Creek Wttle harmless double to Dwaine Meanwhile, the senators were battera he faced. He walked ataff at Tuesday'' drills Ill 1lle "" were put througlt an extra! Wellape standout ODd delo!mlil't Baseball tourney Tueaday Greer In the third Inning. Impotent agalnat Terry Sayre one. 'l'homal fanllf'd five walkOevelancl Browna trolnln1 .practice seaaloo. They leave the halfbeek Walter Goclilbp night when Chelblre fell 1o the Meanwhile, his mates pound- of Reds Meats who looped five eel none bit two ' camp. camp 'I'huroday to join the Cot- rein jured hi.! knee, trllldt' :lJ!Ita Middleport Senators 7-6 and the eel Bob Stearna and Greer his and walked two end eoj ed ' ·· him 0011 liCit rl previously andefeated Galllpol- relief In the first inning 10 errorlest afield Top senator hiW!rs ""'e Jer· Daily Senttntl, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., July 15, 1964-3 k : \ is Senators were wbactc<i 8-0 hits altogether. Top hlttera lor Senators committ<<i ooe t uno, ... by Reds' Meata of Pt. Pleas- llle winners were Ed MeDer- error Wllaon and Matthew• un •• "'1 ' • muscle. · $ti · ant. mitt with a triple and ·•-•• f 1h !ked f' • single, Tom Hawley, two sinaJnn~S Of Vetet'an liDebackers Mike~ .......,..., ann e g ~ wa IVe, """ gles Roy Gilkey a double and ll In the first game of the Mike Stearns with two singles hit two batters. K Ktoes a •In le cl and Stan Sczurek arri:Ye4 evening Point's City Ice and and Towner Wlth two doobles. R. Meats 301 031-8 ' 0 Cb.eshi hi"!... Tuesday for drHio. ., " Fuel thumped Its cross-town Five Daicyland miscues help- Senators 000 utJ6--0 4 1 re were Pffl'l')' The Browns atWJounced M&l! neighbor Point Dalryland IW ed the winners. Sayre and Park. WUaon (LP) Beebe a triple, Thotll81 a smday night that ,!hey had traC!ed In four lunlngs. Dairyland's pitching fanoed Matthews (5) and Hemsworth. gled siRonnileandQuiUJ"",, .:. double .I center Frank 1\(orze to the five, walked four. CHESHIRE LOSES an ng e, e .,o a lllllFrancisco Forly-Ninen tor·-~ The Senators became t h e Diaryland 000 0- 0 1 5 Middleport's Jerry Stobart gle. . undisclosed drafl cbolce. ~~ first club to advance mto the Ice and Fuel x-! • hit ball fanned Senators 00IU 1 Palri~gs for the Gallipolis Middl~rt·s Jet Pony team 31 , was signed In 1962 by pitched five 1310 4 10 1 221 2 7 5 qu~rter tf,.Inals, 'tlla bthrracket that Stearns (LP), Greer (II and seven, walked live, 'hit one. Cheshire 400 200 - 6 5 21 Women s 1964 club tourDHmenl, won Its filth game in n i "e • Rrow"s • sa free agent after WI con ue w1 e~; games Bass. Towner and Kayser. and pitched himself out of : ~htr.m got underway this mom-- starts Tuesday on its own dia- his release by San Franc!~. thJs ev~ng when Mas~ meets SECOND GAME jams in nearly every inning. Stobart and Gilkey. Thomas r mg. were ~nno~ed Tuesday. mond, to-o, over Cheshire. ~~ G~llipo~sandRed Sox at Reds' Meat. sluggers pepper- His mates committed five er- (LP), Rotllgeb (4) and Quillen, champ:~ship flight, t h ~ Mark Tannehill pitched oneROSS RESIGNS .._ 0 Po.;ero' Pl;ate." a~~ a~ ed Bruce Wilson. and . Jack rors back of him, which didn't Thursday night tile Middle: Tln:,S ~n~· ~;:,e :~- hit hall in his shutout giving I OAYTON (UP!)- John the Y, Matlllews Willi rune hits, In- help . port Braves play Jones _ Me- The Middleport Barons nipk e ' le up a single to Wills In the sec- who turned out a Dayton Bel· A . · • 1 Ill thc;,"ll:;l~abl~ 1;!~ ~~~eluding G. Parka' one-run trip- The Senaton jumped Che- Nell o1 Point at 6:30, the Mid- ped Syracuse 6-5 to tie for sec- Mon~;~c ~:~ic~tt~s So~~~ lend inning. He fanned 11, walk- , mont High School basketblU Poi , le In tbe third, 1o wm eaSily, shire starter Earl Thomas for dleporl Redlegs and Mlddleport lond place in Tri·Co!Dity Pony Wo man M B H Hid eel one, hit none. team that disployed the poise n1 a 1 8 ·30· 8-0. ~atthews came on in the 10 hits and _an their runs in _the Yankees clash at 7:30, and the Lea~ue play Tuesday ev~ning. Gm'n Km~. a ay vs. Jim Tyo started ->n the of a collegiate umt while ~ FIRST GAME J fifth for the Senators unde..- first four mnings beforn fire- Racine Reds play Pt Kiwanis Middleport tied the acore F' ~ II' ht r · · mound lor tht losers was nJng til< stale championship, City Ice and Fuel'l Charles leated in Gallipolis League and bailing elfty John Rothgeb at 8:30. · and then. went abead In the up lgthus~""::t~o~cGi~~ relieved in llle lll•rd by 'w ills ; has resigned to go In search Of SIXth lnruog, the fmal frame ness v. . Ruby JenldllS, Bess with Cheshire behmd !HI. To- I further knowledge. . played hefore the game was Grace va. Mary Thomaa, TUlle gether they fanned nine, walked The 3~year-<lld coach annoua, ealled because of darkness. The Zimmerman vs. Alice Niben.J IO. h~ nobody, . ced hill ,...ignab TuesdtJ, Barons wmmng run came home Tillie Janes vs Helen Gall. . Nay Six Cheshire errors, with s~ting he planned _to ~ro~ .aj on an ov~throw at third base Maude Boerger vs. Betty wn. walks, contributed heavily to ' e~t~er Xavier or MiamJ UniVeJ!o ~here Mike G_~ner was st.a- son, Nancy Plymale vs. J. the Jet win as the winners got Sit!~ to work toward a lll$SClNCINN,;TI (UPI) - A ball that second time, It ap. the home run act with a blast had 40 runs ,batted ln. The tioned alter tripling home Jim Shoemaker, Betty Evans vs. l onl~ four hits. two singl"' by ter s degree. coup!J\. of the youngsters on the Jl<are' he had indeed used the in llle first game. catcher-first baseman has been Conde who h~d walked, . and Gornet Beard, J. BlakemaD vs . . Tannehill, a double by Larry HIS Class AA team had a 2t• Cincinnati rooter had cause to lead bat, for it was vr-y high The Rect.. announced they with the Reds before. George Sauer who bad · singled. Harriet Thomaa. Stobart, and a single by J 0 n j I record m the 1963-64 seaSOI!> celebrate as the Red twice and sent an outfield-er against have bougbt Don Pavletic..l from He was called up to back A_ delay m the game result~ Second flight pairings are : Cunningham. 1 J~clud_mg 2 ~ Pubbc Leagu, took the measure or Houston the wall to haul it in. their San Diego farm club, Hal Smith, doing most of the ~ m the bottom half of the Florence Ecker vs. Betty Gib- Cheshire . . . 000 JOO 0 _ 0 1 6 i VJclones Without defeat. Tuesday night to move with Vada Pinson had kicked off where he was hitting .302 and catching chores. Regular back- st~th when George Donovan ert, .!l!an Walker vs . 'f. Shott- Jets . . . _. . 315 001 ( _ 10 4 2 J r=----==~..,;....,iiili 5 1-2 games of the National stop Johnny Edwards came up tr10d to stretch a one base hit is, Elsie Lusk vs Fern Evans T . , • - - MOTOROLA---,, I League lead. with a sore arm that will pre- into a double and Gardner was and Sara Porter vs. E. Mills. rdy;{LP)h _Wills t 3 f and How- ' 3 111 and Swan. Urn· . · Aannse Billy McCool, the 6-foot·2 vent him from playing at least spiked in the play at second. lD the 12th annual o . h'Is th'1gh were Times hand'leap sou th paw, p1'tched two innJngs another three days. One player rour st''""h.o....ues m tournament., ptre : . tobart · in relief ito the opener to gain will hav o to be cut from the needed later to close the wound. Helen G..lloway and Betty EvACC~PTS 't I his nd wl 'th le S nd Ka r. NEW POST 1 or seco n wt • ros r: yracuse took the lead 1-0 ans. a ren Worman • Sara CHILLICOTHE Cred We Repair AD Makes Ha} Woodeshick's wilkd pitch Tomght It will be a pair of in the first when Mike Jenkins Porter have reached semi -fi- roy 8.1 . f CUIPJ - f..e. 13 witb the bases full in the 11th tough Irishman opposing each led off with a single, moved to n~l play. Finals are scheduled baske~;~~~. Clr h years hea_d for a 6-5 verdict. other - Jim O'Toole (9-4) for 1third (10 two infield outs 8 n d Within the next week. direct a t ~a.c and athleuc McCool, who comt-: from By United PreRS International night)-Narum ( 7·6) vs. G t the Reds and Dick Farrell (10. I scored on a single by 'chuck Ladies day activitie!ll were north n~oto High School WY 2-2251 Lawrenceburg, Ind., just a National Lea~ l(6- ) ran 4). iBartels. heJd this morning on the local head be kertbe· 11 as aceepted the ; 5 t . th f be . id •I . ' ! . . • . links s e a post at Perks ones . row ~om . re, y1e W. L. Pet. GB Ba1tlmore at New York-Mc-1 Mtddleport tied tt m the top 1 · ins High School nt'ar Sandusk 608 E. M•in St. Pomeroy ed no htts in hJs stmt. He eel- San Francisco 52 34 .605 .. Nally (7.5) vs, Ford (ll-2 ), of the third on a walk, er-l ..... ebrated his 20th birthday Tues- IPhiladelphia 49 33 .598 1 Chicago at Boston (night) _ ~ · · ,ror and two infield ouls, but SyFIGHT RESULTS . Cincinnati 46 39 .541 51h Horlen 17·5) vs. Earley (0..1). A ear wasl. will 1»e .held at lracuse went ahead By United Pre.s Jnternattonal day, "I'll take a victory over a Pittsburgh 43 39 .524 7 Thursday's Gam.. tho old grade school In Che- 'the bottom hal! of the NEW BEDFORD Mass. birthday cake any day," he iSt. Louis 44 41 .518 712 Cleveland at Kansas City shire Saturday all day to ben· ,.when Ray Proffitt tripled ~~=l)Bedf~;:y stoG:n, s&ld. iMilwaukee 43 42 .506 8~ W.ashington at Minnesota eflt the Cheshire Youth Rec· cam~. home on Carson Crow'·s 202 Lo5 A 'le Cp lif 2 l d Los Angel s 41 43 488 tO 8 It t N y •- I ·1· h lsarrtftC'e ' nge s, a ., · Th e Reds ow ned a •2 , ea e · a. · a ew Ofll. w11g t) notion program. Dale Allen!J- 1 · · · LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP[) -~I going into llle eighth behind Chicago 40 43 .482 1012 Ch•cago at Boston . The lead changed hands . Joho Tsitourts. But the Colts Houston 39 48 .448 1312 (Only games scheduled) worth, Joe Wills, and Glenn twice in the fourth inning. In Jim Fletcher. 20312 • Las Vegas, I .............. Too Utile .Tail Lite Dilll' Helen: Our folll'toet>1ear - old 1011 smokea. We have tri"" every means po~ to discouraKe him from tbls habit, but to no ovall. Some of the methodl 1M ' ht.ve tried. are: Punlshln& blm, 1J108k1n1 to him about the possible damqe u. his health, separatins blm from his frlendl, all of whom smoke. We even otopped amok· !De ourselves to allow him II l8 easy to kick 1lle habit. We cut his allowance ao he couldn't buy clgaretteo. When thla dJd. n't work, we restored the at· · J""ance. He still IIDJkes. One day my husband mado blm amoke so maoy clgan, clgare~ tel t1lld plpefull "' to~ that bo. thought It would lllloke blm sick. Our 11011 enjoyed this ll~ tle eacapade t1lld Dell day I overheard blm braalni about II to his friends. The other boyJ' parenta all aee the fr,tportance of atoppq their IIIDS fl'om 8111<oking, but they have tried the ume me11111 ollld notltlnl bu helped. f~r I By LYLE WU.SON programs. That has been the men for. Negro qanlza!IOM Unlted Presa laternadonal p<Jlitical custom over the yean. repreaentillg millions of voters Sen. Barry Goldwater did not Forty years ago this month this In ·key atates demaDd d lhi Improve his reputation aa correspondent first witnessed a platform writers that lf.S. Senbattler for the good, the true, national political c~nventioo. - ate rules be changed to cheek the beautiful when he bolted the 1924, Democr&tlc gathermg llllbu,oters. from his own idea of how a in Ma~lou Square Garden, The platform wrttera lnstaoUy , drop In a phony pledge 10 represidential platform should be New. York. It 1s thiS correspondent s be- peal U.s .. Senato Rule 22 under 1buut. Goldwater and Gov. Nelson A. lief that the most dishonest doc- which filibusters nourish. Both Rockefeller have ar1ued for luments in public life are the l!HiO platforms promised '-; months about platform building. platforms devised and aolemnly peal. And what happened· Rockefeller wanted 1111 Itemized adopted every four years .bY the Nothing! There ought lo be a platform containing specific Republican and Democratic par- truth·ln·polltics law. promises on such Issues as tax· ties. . Confronted with their ~rom!-es, foreign aid, civil rights and It Is a shocldng record. If es after an olection pohllclana any other matter of public in- politicians were committed by have been known to brush them terest. There would be some- law to standards of conduct as as1de aa ~ere .campaign orathing, you onderstand, for ev- are stock brokers, phySicians. tory . In this enVU'Onmenl of 1>0' ,erybody, promises for one and certified public accountants and ht1eal acalawa~gery I be r e all. such, a Jot of politicians would thriVe In Washington the nasty I Goldwater was against that. be hustled into llle paddy wagon little scandals, t.he dirty little The senator wanted. a p)atfonn at each national convell:tion to messes, the sad little mink coat, consisting of a general state- :be hauled away for tria.!... . _ vicuna coat and deep freeze InCarried to Extremt· - c1dents and llle cheap misuse ment of Republican principles' withOut spelling out promises to Rockefeller had precedent go- of .offlc.t,al. stationery ollld of of. do this, that or the oilier thing. lng for him. By the weakness fic1al position. ' Before the Republican platfonn of Rocky's position and . the Why blame Senate Democratcommittee In San Franclaco strength of Goldwater's ongm- le Clerk Bobby ~ker lor mak· Friday, Goldwater backed away al position was that platform mg a buck adJtlstlng himself to from this sound position. specifics have been camed to the norm of the atabllsbed 1>0' Accepta Past CtiStom the point of absurdity and l!tlcal enVIronment as deterThe senator accepted llle Idea shocking political dishonesty. mined by the presidential platthat the platform should con-I'Piatforms are little more than forms. As the man said: lain specific planks, pledges and voter traps. Suppose the spokes- There oughta be a law. I 1 ' • Today s .lJIedtea I R eport just to be omart, but last o111111mer I sent htm away to eimp ncl ,. by himse~ he amok~~ ; : t lohal1 we do? _ D~ TifflBEb MOTHER De · M the _ ;:.. a~.: ·that queotlon .... era! years late. Hablta are far more euily averted tl.ar brok· en. Had you catlllht your aon up short the !tnt time he .tried lg etle or atartecl run~ngc w~~ a 'crowd that lhouiiht oklng was smart, you would~ be wringing your baodl and ~. "We've! rtede verythlns but 10 no avail." So hav a problem lbat :.: ~~ be s:lved with a total right about face from your resent way of trying every· p 0 THE ALMANAC fOr 111A7be a eouplt 01 dayo. Try ONE thlnl ll!d dldl to II. Tbal - llliDa woul4 be - separate your 1100 from 1111 · amoklng crowd. It baa , beeD pretty weD eotablllbed Ia achool ourveyo that juvf!!IJ. mdera are Ofteo 1lle mlaflll, the IIOII-IICbteven, the 01101 111<101 Ukeijo headed fGr trcMible - you oat1 be lllll'e that lt-yeai' oldiJ who amote are i111a ~ !De up other unhealltlr . ptll" wlla. So 1et the boy oul of lhal environment, or else wltil C«~traled effort by all · 1011 parenta, clwtie the envtn. ment to make It more aome. Develop diflereDt ltltDo e111, a beller home relabo lldp, ocpeclally trHII 1111 raa.. er; get back Into ~' eburcll routine; make date Wlllr bltl 8Citool counselor In Septembel !fDd find cut what'a happe!IIPI that ohouldn't. · How to make i boy ebinge crowds? Hal It ever od!\lrred to you that you're atlU " the booo? A Jot of modem parent• have dragged their feet lor .. to bave a pterypum of both ayes. When. the treaty wjo conclu4; ,..y..,,.""' a.:. lin; the : I. I ClElAND'S ·y.V. ':r : _._-'.._..__;....;.;_::;;;;;~;:;Y.;_·~~::::::;::~..::::;~~ ~~~ e GENERAl ElE<TRIC e loaded the bases with ont. out New York 26 61 .299 261h Beebe are in charge. Patron· the top end Middleport scored Nev., stopped Am~. Llncoln, 202 • Los .ngeles, Calif., 2· and Bill Henry came on. AI · . age from tbe pubUe will be twice on two walks, an Spangler's sacrifice fly and NEL ' 'l'ae!iday's &e.ulls I Major t.ague Leaders · appreciated and a single by Sauer. . LIE Fox•s sirH"!le made j, 5-3 and ~cago 4 New York 2_ . I By United PresM lbternalienal cuse overcame the Baron SAN JOSE, Cahf. (UPI) Henry gave way to Sammy El· Cm. 6 Hou. 5, 1st, 11 mns tWJ Nallot!al I.e g•.,, _ _ lln the bottom end when three Roger Rouse, 17312, . Son Josq 2nd ight • "" lila outpointed Sootny M1tes. 114 3 10 H Cin to end tht threat. 1 • • o~. • . n G. AB R. a Pel. Jor League Results run~ can:e home on two errors, Oakland, lZ. · Maloney Has Easy Time Pitts. 4 Phila. 3• rught . Wiliams, Chi. 84 325 56 ll1 .342 By United Pre" Ialeraallooal a ftelder s choice and a three In the ninth, Joho Bateman Milwaukee 8 San Fran. 7• rught Clmente, Pill 80324 49110 .:wo National Lea e base h•t by Amos 'G!ilimOitT' 'coACR . ·' 7 8 lis, who anoed Carr"ll Hardy . Louis , Los Ang. • night Mays, SF 85314 74105 3:14 ' New York 002 flU Bartels had his •econd hit COLUMBUS (UPI! -B IIi · 000 000- 2 5 0 !he evemng In the fifth for tagged Ellis for a two.run dou- Wednesday 1 . Probable .Pitcbera Cepeda, SF 71 265· 42 85 .321 Ch1ca 0 McCann, who last month l that • the . to Sar, FranciSCO at Milwaukee Torre Mil g 10 000 30k- 4 10 5 racuse but did not score. 81300 52 98 ·32(1 A. Jflckson, be .sen. game In ex- (nlght)--Bolin (3--3) vs Lernas. l • . Stallard (11 Hun- 8 as an assistant at nearby Grove-- l 00 1 203 - 6 4 3 port High School to become I Uth, Woodesllick's tbroring err(IHI) · Santo, Chi 82 307 51 98 .319 , ter (7) and Taylor. El~worth S arons · 1 Ol on Hal .lmilll's sacrifice bunt ~~hilad~lphia at ' Pittsburgh Roseboro ,LA 75228 Tl 71 311 1(Jl-10) and Berte!!. Loser -A y;acuse .d L 101 300 - 5 6 bead football CQOI:h at ]'e;rand an intentional wall< t< pinch (!light) _ BunnJng (g_ vs. Aaron, Mllw. 84 335 53 104 .310 JAckson (5-11) HR- Ba"ks. · ,,.;'';;'r ~~ ewiS, field Union High School, has · 31 hitler Johnny Temple set the ( -8) : Hunt, NY 81304 39 93 ~ _ ar s. accepted the top job at Grove7 stage for Woodeschick's costly Los Ang~les at St Louis Allen, Phil 823'll 60 98 .305 list game, 11 innings) 7) 0 (8) d G· miscue · Americaa Leape H • wens an 1 ote. Ma- ~ 1 01 01101 012 · . (night)- L. Miller (0.1) vs. Gi!J. G ABR H Pet Cous. 00-5 13 2 Ioney (8-9) and Smith. Loser- > y In the nightcap, J1m Maloney (7-lil . M "": · · ln. 102 110 000 01-fi 9 1 Johnson (7-8) HR's R , · 1 01 Iva, · lded 1 · h' h · mn ~J.J61 66122 338 y 11 R nd · Oulny•e on y SIX Ita as e Houston at Cincinnati (night) M tl N y 73 234 43 78 . e en, aymo (4), Owens son, Queen. I fanned 10 In getting hi eighth Farrell (10-4) vs. O"l'oole an e, : . ·333 (8), Woodeshick 19) and Batep victory, 10-3. He was backed by !~4) ~li~on, M:;. 82 301 62 98 ·326 1 rna". Tsitouris, Henry 18) ElliS S.n Fran 110 220 102- 7 14 3 . . York at Chic.ago-Fisher ":,; (8), McCool (10) aod Smith. ! Mil. . lliiO 215 Ox- 8 9 0 a IIJ.hit attack. Frank Robmson put Cmcmna- 15-8) vs. L. Burdette 14-2). Ka~e 'net 7124!1 38 76 .305 W~r;: - . McCool (2-0) . Loser i ~t.rkilal, Pierce (6, Duffalo ti In front wl!h a two-run homThm'Sday'a Gameo F h Del 7 252. . esh•ck (2-6) . !IRs -Pin· (81 ""d Haller. Cloninger Sa· er • his 18th • In the first JnnJng · · · ree an, · I 31 76 .302 son Bateman dowsk1. (5). Olivo (9) and · Bail . . · Houston at Cmcmnati (night) Aparicio Ball 68 271 40 81 299 (Znu · AND Francisco at Milwaukee Bresoud' Bos 87 326 46 '11 ·2!»1 game) ey" Torre (7). Winner- SadowTbe Reda bunched fiVe hits for thrce runs m the second and . at Pittsburgh (night) ' . Houston 1101 000 200- 3 6 0 ski ( 4-61. Loser -Mancha I lllat waa all for starter Ken York at Chicago Howard, NHY. 76 280 32 83 .2!16 ,Cm. 230 2110 2lx-10 16 0 (125). !IRs -Carty Mllthew Phone WY 4-2550 Johnson. Ang. at St. Louis (night) Natl•la•l ~~~ays Johoson, R•ymond 13), Jones I M<•Covey. ' s, Mel Queen, a tender 21, Amerlcau League ts 27· w 1·n· . Cub ' stepped up In a pinch-hitter's w L P<l GB an • •ams, s, role knocked one out of the 5l .611i . .. park with Tommy Harper York 50 31 .617 lf.a Red 16' 11 7~ ~merl can aboard. It was his first major 50 33 •602 I'" ' r.e"alllf~ · league homer. 46 40 .535 7 - 1 • 11 32 ,. p owe "Qu nt 'tdth J. .. ns, ee e was so exc1 e e 44 41 .518 8\2 23 . 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Eaatem hitting waa paced by Gary Wolfe with a doubla and triple while Roger AUmao waa getting a double and Jerry War· ren and Theron Cruise had singles. New Haven hitters were Hairy Surface willl a triple, PoW· ell two alngles, Fry, a alngle; Roush a double, and Maynard a olngle. . Charles Knight went the way on U. IIIOIIIId for Eaatern. while Maynard etarted for New ~ven and was 1relieved ' In lbe ftfth by Rousb. 1 New Haven 201 110 1-8 I 1 Eaatem 020 :100 0-4 5 2 Ma)'Dard, Rouah (5) IIIIi taW)Iar. KDI;ht and Wolf. an touf4 ;"l. .: .-· ! \n 1 - zr.'. ~~~ .~.·~.!~,~It~-~-····.,..;,.,,_. ""·'~·-··-·' ,_, • ·~ ¥ li<Ml":m~~"~"0,.,i'~m"Y·WW"""w~·,,.lhalf Ask a marriage counselor to help you grow up. - H. This column il dedicated to famliy living, 10 If you·re hav· ing kid trouble or just plain trouble, let Helen He!P'''YOU. She Wlll alao welc<lml . , _ own amusing experletll!fi. Address Helen Bolle! In care of this newspaper. ----- .. Cheshire by 10.0 Count I 1 't!"•'Y Women's G . oH Meet Rele'ased Jets Take SAlES-SERVtCI.' ... • itt'~e I. f ;:nil'· T.v. & RADIO. Doable Jealouay Dear Heleo: My huaband t1lld I art estremely jealous. U a Ul.llllookl at me, or a womao at h 1m, aomelhlng comes over u1 lltal lll unbearable. We eet uptlet over nothing at oll. We can't help brlnSbtl up things that we've done In tht past that have hurt the other. Every time we argue, we dls these past burls out qaln. Wo promise next time It won.' t happen, aJ we love each other very much, but tt always does. What advice do you have? TROUBLED Dear Troubled: My advise io - atop baUng each other. Where there'• no trust there can't be love, You sound like a couple Of klda who sluR it out because one ll•ta .....,.,................... . ...., ·- .,... "' ........ .. .... •""'• ,,...., lift,.. ............ . .,............ ........................ ....... ........,. . .. II West German Chance or d d F d • Erhar A enauer eu IOU I • Red s Ga II Up D on Ravl ellch hit game In the history of the Fore•gn • News Commen fa ry p •• "".,!'"~ · a ........ . ...... "J S~';:~~.':ouhle .;:tbi!~ ilead.. a!t .' trbo!- ' DIVOTID TO INTI II liT Of ' By Wa)'lle G. Braadotadt, M.D. He has t...n treatng them for your pupil. It will not go· away· holm Sweden. Q _ Wbat are the causes, six months but there is no im- The only satisfactory trealment In j 946, Italy declaretl war on MIIGS MASON AliA effects and treatment of pota.. provement. Will llley ever go is surgical removal. · ber former am partner, Ja tlehlonl •• ow.. ......... sium deficiency? away? Please aend your qaes•tona pan. CMittor T•llMfllllo ....... PWlliMtl ....,,., aft.rn... d . . . ..... A - In some lddney di.seas- A - A pterygium is a mem- ODd comments to Wayne G. ..,. " .... 0111 .. .,..... ............. ... es, potasSium is lost from I he branous growth that exe9ds Brllldstadt, M.D., In care of A thought for the day: Amer- c.......,. 111 --~~~· It 01111. I•M'*I OH... ,...... WY b1ood througl tho urine and, to from the inner or outer corner Ibis paper. iWbUe Dr. Brand· lcat> atatesman Adlai Slevenson 1117. lllltetlal _..., W"t NUL • a Jesser degree, througll t h e of tile eye onto the cornea. It l'tadt cannot answer lndlvldaat onee aald: "The time 1o stop a - " - at tilt .-.t effitl ., , _ . . , , sweat. The resulting potassium may stop growing before it In- letters be will anower lellen revolution Is at tho beJilnnlnii Ohl .. N_.._.,, ...,nttN ,.,........_ deficiency is especlally severe terferes with your vision or tt l of &entral mterest lD fa~ not the end.' ..~ · · ........ 111 lll1116elt. ..... ... '--t. . H the potassium Intake Is low. may eitend to cover part of columna. . .... Ave...... ,.,.... cnr..... ,.,... Foods . that are rteh In potas- 1 united atates of Europoo whlcb slum Include avocados, lima ultimately would 111bmeree a .,..., • .._,. evallatl-. 11 ...r. ,.. beans, navy beans, parsnips, high degree of national aoverDell, lfntlnll lfffiM. 111.11. ... potatoes, bananas, rhubarb, elgnty within the larg.,. bndy. beets, most green vegetables, In this they are mpported by carrots, cau!Hlower, tomatoes, oilier COmmon Mark•l natlona, mushrooms and milk. Italy, Tha Netherlaods, Bel&ium Mllll .... ,..... .,. . . . . . . . . . ., . 1 ....., ... ,.. IMMftl. ...... A high intake of aodfwn lllld Luxembourg. helps the bndy lose potassium. ' · rl Potassium wastage often c•us- An angered West German ed in Parlo In January, 196S, es profound weakness. II may Chancellor Ludwig Erhard Adenauer emotlonally referred also aflgn.vate an 4!1'iotin~ kid· stepped off a traiD in Bonn one to It as the crowning acldeveney disease . The · treatment day last week and pe~ptorlly ment of his career. requires that potassium be sup- ordered his old buss, Konrad De Gaulle just had vetoed plied by injection Into the vein Adenauer, into session for a B r i t l s h lllembarsblp In the and by lncreasintl the potasli· dreastng down. . Common Markel and reluaed a urn In the diet. Thio must be The re..on - that while Er- share in the United St>.tes' nocontinued as long as the blood hard was off In Denmark on a clear-tipped Polaris miiBIIe. potassium level is low. mission promdllng unity among But to Adenauer thlt eoemed hia Common- Market ...,.tners, • small price to pay for the Q - What chance does 1 back In BQnj, , A4enauer busily end of centcries of Franci>Ger· woman who has lost one ovary was stlrrtng up a party revolt man enmity. at the bebeat of hlo old friend The treaty provided that have of becoming pregnant? 1!. - She bas an excellent Charles de Gaulle whose Ide.. France and Germany would chance. The secood ovary on EuriiJA'an unity are far dU· "consult each other Jofore takmight be considered a factor ferent from Erbarol's own. lng any decision on all major of ufety or a spare part. One 1 The dlffeo!:ilees between the questions of foreign policy" and two were ttiose W!lfcft alao sep- In llle eyes of the two leadera functioning ovary Ia enough. arate Frlll.. froin its other was to pave the way for a Q - I have bean lekinl Pre- partners within the European Ports-Bono am wbleh other marin tablets dally for three Common Market and Frapce members of llle Conlmdll Mar- ~ years for hot flashes. If I stop \ •nd the United States on such ket could join or not •• they them the bot flashes are warM. matt~n of lritemat10nal con- saw fit. Rosalia FlU Slttrt Is there any dBII([er in taking 1 cern as disarmament, the nu· these pills Indefinitely! clear tesi·~BD agr !lment, rec- Results have fallen far shOrt A - Premarln to an estrogen- ognltion ·of ColllJI\UI'dat Chlnll, of original lnteiitiGIIL· - ·: le substance (female bormooeJ. and NATO. · In Bonn earlier tbls monlb Since thio substanc.,. merely Adenalltf Dlaappobtted Erhard r<fused to go along Willi ~ replace• what Y'!'"' ovaries sup- ! In bac!l of ~denauer'o action a De Gaulle llf1!P"aal w~ch .Er- · plied when you wer! younger waa hl~~l!ltmenl and dis- hard l!elieved . .lllnpl~ there · fo no .hBl'lll In )liking II satisfa way Erbard meal>' Franco-Gerntal! dlcl!ldO!' ·~ .;,j.: ·.;.; ~ -:; •~ ., . . . Indefinitely II the dOS!' is eare~ has been I • . .. . • lng west Ger· •U the ,mall ~un~ lully aqjueled to yi>ur needs. many'o p.~')n' .t,he 1963 rope, ~ . • •· ~ ,...~i.L .:; ~!"'f•~ )"'.W • a...111r. hlll•••'ll lit INW ' ·· ' or Coopetitfijft ll!lll Do Gaillle's Erhard and ma·fol't!'l.ll nu:.""" ..• . . . tt ~. .. . . .: _ .. Cl - My •Y• doctor uya I I France. , , let, Gerhard SCbrileder, . illll . . ,. 1.,. Baf00S E~:.uge SyraCUSe In , pony ConteSt eorJ. m:~,~~~:'unlted States won THE DAILY the Olympic gaml!!l In Stock- ~y •~•• more attention, or VIce ver&a. By United Prell IDtemallonal Today 11 Wednesday, July 15, the !97th day of 1964 with 169 1o follow. The moon Is approaching Its first quarter. The morning stars are Sa· turn, Jupiter, Mars and Venus. on this day In history: In 1878, George Washington Bradley of tha St. Louis baseball team pltchecl the first no ~ ed thinl - • I Reports From The Cap1to wa~tgo': ~.:o:u:::.: ~':th~.~r~:..:,~~':.llotr •I ly DOROTHY KILGALLI!N ~ ~: ~.:.:110~ ~:toer~:''!:~lh o:, .r:::.~o~e.::S:'; ~ • 'Helen llelp Us/ eause persons employed by the depart· ment rnilht be drawn away from the ru· ral sections or even from an Institute such as our own 1o those positions that pay higher wages. If such were the case we would then be placed In a position lo· cally where wages would have to go up to get qualified personnel. We have it on good authority that many legislators, including our own worked diligently to have mcluded In the raise structure many more classified wor· kers than was originally scheduled. We hope that those who will benefit from that effort will give credit to those who are responsible. By the approach that Is being tal>:en locally which is by petition, appears to us as a good start toward a reconsideration of the total picture, and while they might not get the total three steps, it would appear that they will surely prove their point and get a re· view of the sltuatmn as it now stands. This section of the state has a stake In this problem. Increases In pay of the largest •mployer In Melgs-Gallla means a lot to the local economy, and those who are interested in our advancement shftuld make their thoul!:hts be known to those who have It within their power to do something about the matter. Any a~ dltlonal money received In wages has a favorable effect on the economy of not only Gallia county but in Sl'veral s~r­ rounding'counties. We hope that th~ mt• uation can be resolved to the satlsfac· tion of the almost 600 petitioners who are asking for at least an even break. Senators, Cheshire Lose at Kyger AJ~ srARS ! l!~~:~~~~e!£e!1E~ip~~ ~!~~~o~. '! 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Willinhl St'rdnton's rPcent bid cau sed a !'lt;ddl'n turning out of btrttons. f., Buckey• VALUES --t'f IN ...- DOUGH Ret! llo-1 l1 fer everybo4y. Goldwater Is pl~t strong (aottoml. ' COOL BREAD COI!lt'. WV 2-WJ RUTLAND l gal. ICE MILK . MORTONS 220 1. Mlln lt. ''"''NY Rt. 124 Thru lit. DAIRY FAIR 2 01.49' .:;»on~ld ~ho1<1araphm. GROVER'S STUDIO ollfli'•••• ·~· f DepiHIIIOftt Store N1W llhtint Nt. lllt.sMI l'lfth anel fle~rl IACINE BIRDSEYE Wetldinl Albu1111 LIMIT QUANTITIES ,l IAOI·· -' • . doa. 1-J -c 1 Doa,n ·39C, ' ..' . ' I / LiJ ON TH& WAY- President Johnsoh, .callilit ! tl'lcks watel' .t :ki- Gat<teiis, Fla. . ' P~ACH .. in \o this itlo!Ttenl b.v Fnmk Kuchirchuk, ~presRI hll' delight at the large tur not:t of Clevelanders whG \velcolh@d hilh durina a xeeenl visit to 1heir. ~"~>' .• • : '.. . ·""'ti a •" �--- .. \ I) I ~ ·· j • · Three Plaeed G-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July 15. 198410urs ::.:====..:...-~·...:~ • . . ·-· · River News tJ leston 18.10. tnor .. emLM and Winfield sills. I nd •ug ·.. s <.hlldress a Joe ·~~r~~~ ;".:".oo~ih~~ 8 Old Sal em SociettrJ Notes duriDC former'• parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miles Childress They left \ I Walt~~other s I Sh Ph1"ll"1ps ·s•1sfers fy e op· '" dnwn 5 p m .: R. H. Bosworw, - - - - - - - - - - dovm 8·10 p.m; Esso West V1r~inia up 9:10 p.m.; Luther Apple Grove Ht-r·dm~m down 4: 30a.m .: Catll- t-rine down 6·50 a.m.; Solvay down 8. 10 a m. Retails effective thru July 18 Kanawh; Rl\•er - Hf'IPn Z. d(wn 'London 3.15 a.m.; L. W. - - - - - - - - - , ~weet nown Mnrmet. 1:15am.; . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heiney re-' BEEF- Bone In F:lgerclifl.- down Winfield 7·20 ceivP:d word of the serious U1 p.m: .\lr. Chris up Winfield neso;- nf the latter's niece, Mrs. 7:40p.m :: LiUie F..dward down r.r, i, '?f' McCov In City Hospital Winfield 9: 1t> p.m .: JPff1." Ros-IEaq LivPrpr~)) Mr!>. McCoy worth down Winrield 3;511 rt .m. ; Iwa s the former Wilda Ours and Jefrerson up \~infiela 7·10 a.m. : wa!' born ;md r1>.ared in this icommuni ty. A&P CUT ALL GREEN RECEIVES AWARDS NEW YORK IUPil - Elston Mr. and !~~~;~:,;'r~ .•lind!; ; Howard and Phil Linz of t.'he family of ~ew - -, Nf'w York Yank~s will rN'eive n w~'~"k·~ V<II"<IIJon the Catholic Youth Org.1niz.1 farm hPre. tion's annual most po~utar Yan- Bob Roush returned home ! kee players ~ward pnor to the afler being 8 medical patient Yankee Onole game i t n . Hospital 1,eeras - - ------- today-- 1at . , Cincin- 1 HYGRAtiE 'nati . S<~lly Roush, d~mghter of Mr. cans and Mrs. Herschel Housh. was DiamOnd Watches a surgical potient at Holzer HYGRADE hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Webb Jeff of Newlun Falls spent holiday wt>ekend with Mr. Mrs. Doyle Webb and other HYGRADE Ia lives. Mr . and Mrs. Dan Sayre and can f;:~mil y nf Largo. F'la_ spent _. day wilh Mr. and Mrs. CJ•,r-11 ANN PAGE '~- lem:e Shields. \ Mr. and Mrs. Bill Rot1ins•on 'I "'i and family moved from Pllmerov to the Mar~· Wood resi· . ,- ~ .·'. Ide-~re . DIAMD"D DREAM-EJqu;slte.ly ' Mr. and Mrs. George Donoeoop!tco!t hold tl'fl) sh immerlna: O•Et- illue and son or Colum bus and •onds, l1 jewels, in re 110 "' 01 ;3~'-~; iJohn Oonohue of . Cleveland u PETITE- Perttct dlamilM m.aliM rspent the week.:ond Wt!h their ••01 23 Jewels. ~ rrn~l"ll' clta'l1ond1. ~ pnrenls Mr . and Mrs. Roy trill llnbrtaluill ltl mal~spr m~ tn y~ilow • ..._ ns.oD 1 Donoh ue-. IJt.t 01r Ext~mwe ('o/{('ction of I ~1r. and Mrs. Carl Shultz. IULOvA Watche8 From $24.75 Sr sp<'nl a wePkend at !.he 'hom(' of Mr . and Mrs. Charles Vinrlley"s t:~nd cared for their r hildren while Mr. and Mrs. Fmrlley al.tPnded r e-viva l meettog~ Ill. Massillon. KEEPS HOT DRINKS HOT! Mr <mrl 'v'lr.o; Edward Ours : and baby of New Brighton, Pa. · IC&EPI COLD DRINKS COLDI spent a weekend at the Ralph : Society Notes RIB STEAK Mrs,.ll. 8 ULo VA i , ___ ,. . --w. Ill lllo - 7,._ ...,._ QM " c 1 --- --·~ -- ==::::::~=1 carton 18 - .serves ... t "- " R R C. COLA. DIF.l RITE COt A, NEHJ TRUt FRUll ! '' 01<. .~:JI'.::: 4~i.l ..;P P!.: R 10 B.V IIU: (.APS Tf:EY ARE VALUA&lf! We Will Pay h Cent fach To Your Fworite Charity. WITHOUT COU~ON 49c 19 Plus 50 WHITE HOUSE-J Oe OFF LABEL - - - - - - - - - jar Golden Corn Dog Food ... Blennd Drink Dry Instant Coffee - $5.00 or More , 45c 29c 12"".89 .,.. ' c IONA e CREAM STYLE 'j:;$1·06 lOc 17 -oz. un 89c 3 $1.00 NTALO. P.ES 3 : 98( . WA:&M1:LON ·: •; ~· .., ~· ~·~·-·69c 17 to l .. lb, Av,t. ,-, ... ·,. w·. t. ' ' - . •.. " ' ). DASH 6 Can Pack Center Cut Chops· Loin _ lb.89c I -qt. 14-oz. un BING CHERRI,ES . ' ONE BOLERO 12.0Z. THERM-O TUMBLER :: ii5 = := Rl~ - - - lb.79c . • = --:= § -- ' ... . , ,~,·- t . Valid Thru July 22 At A&P · ~ .) ·== .. i5i ':!1 :::,1111111111 llllllllllllllllllllllllliiU lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllhi! . . - 1 !Sliced lb. lb. 33c) TIDE Coffee Kroger llegular., Drip lib. aon 69c Apple Butter standord 422 ... Ia,. SJ Bread ~~.7' 8,., $l00 2 ,., 25c Downy Fobric Soltner 1lonhlze bottle 69c ""-qo .~-- .... FRUIT PIES. ::.:::~.:=. 3'~ 89~ Waldorf Tissue . .:.~i~ol!ra 12 rolls 51 Applesauce Lucky Leaf Pork &Beans VonComp 6no.2canoSJ Lunch Meat Homlot MAGIC BLEACH 5 qt. Gnon Giant P- ·-----......- ...- -.N•. Ill -11• OL . . . II• Kropr V .. Pac Com .... _................. - ..... U CeunlrJ Club Hominy ............................ No, 303 Red Karo Sy111p ..................- .......... - ... 1'11 lb. bottle so ....." 49c 12os. can 39c ?.:~~~!~~~.~............~.~. '~:.~.~~. ~2 59 SUGAR . . . Apple Sauce Kroger 6 for $lOO Milk Kroger Skim or Hl·Nu ! gal.39c Awake llrdslyo Frozen Drink ' ••. can 39c Margarine Floischmann'a lb.39c bottle Au't 346••· Flevora can& 89~ CIRCUS DRI S..... , . COUPONS , ,. thru ' J~ly' 18' · ·: Ia c.:ou. U01t. A&P's · ' ·i· . \lollcl 28• 31• Sqar ...-............-...............-... - ......... -............ 5 lb. bll 83• Martha White Com Meal .......... -.................5 lb. h11 31• Swansdown Cake Mixes ............................_...... -.. bOI< 34• Sun•weet Prune Juice ................. _._,_.3Z oz. bottlo 41• Avondale l'eB<h Halvea ..................-... No. 2'> ron 27• Avondale Sliud Peacbea .................. .. No. ! 1 ~ eaa 27• Kroger Fruit Co<lall ...... -.............. 2 No. 303 rano #!/If 27c 31• Kondu Bleach ·:....-.... _........................................ "> pl. 33• Kroger Corn Flak eo ................................... .18 oz. box 31; High Grade Potted Meat .3 oL con 10• Kandu Liquid Detergent ...... _..,., .... -...... ZZ ••· bottlo Kforer Alll'urpuae 011 .. _.... _.........-...... !4 oz. bottle 33• 81• Spollicht Coffee ....... ....... ---.... -................. 1 lb. bllf Emba..y Salad Dreosing ............. _.. _,_,_._... ...... qt. 39• Clover Valley Peanut Butter ,_ .... _......... Z lb. jar 61' Kroger Evaporated Milk ..................-.. -·4 tall $7• CIDS 81• Down 21• Clover Valley Pork & Beans ,_,................... -.......tiD 10• Kroger Plain Flour ... _.-............ -................ .10 lb. b11f Boy Dog }"ood ................................ 3 lib. fUI a• Kroger Orange Juice ................................ 12 n. c•n Country Clnb Pot Pies ............-...... - ... $ I oz. pioo 91• Krorer Gelatins _..................____ , __ ...................3 oL box I• Big K Drinks ......-..................... -... -... -_ .. _,,., ..... 8 cono Amerltan Beauty Tomato Juice ____________ ._ OL eo $$• 21• Ameriun Beauty Kidney Beans ............ 40 OL (U 294' American Beauty Gt. Northern 8eanl ....40 oz. can 25t Amerlnn Beauty Pork & Beans ......-.... 40 oz. eaa 29• Kro1er FRUIT COCKTAIL ~ To·OTHp .STE Colgote Family Sin lllbe •••••••••••••••••••••••• 51 ~ l'urina Dog Chow ..............__ , ___ , __ 2$ fh. ba1 •2.11 PLUS EXTRA COUPONS! $5.00 orMoro Meat Purchase No. 2112$ Willi -pall .... tlilzd'l- • Rod, Ripe cans 1 Watermelons • 39c ' -- ... ......................... TO' VALUI STAM,. n.. • ,e·a· ·~ . lr.~9c ' , ·- .~-29c. ·~ ·- ·_ .~:..~..~·. __,_,.,.. .:J!'~~~~~~l·;···"'t'i\''''·"·-.'f\i ~ American Beauty Spaghetti ....... 40 oz. can 29c Miracle Whtp . . .. . .. .. .. . • ......... Qt. 45c Country Club Ice Cream------------ ......tFlovors __________::,_ i ••L 59c KoteX------IlltUlor ------3 box.. SJ Apple Juice Lucky LHI 44hz. can $1 Putc:h114t ot 2 lt... ,.,,•• ~· ·.-' 10• Heino Cotsup .. ,__ ....................-.............. _ :10 oz. bottle ltf.,.Nrry, lt•'"MTY ., ACTION ltEACH PACKETS <ID Kandu Detergent Powder ...-........_.......... ZO ... bn 22 -..;529 C With Purcho This Coupon .. of 5 $5.00 or Mo.• • IDatant •·;~ -.~ · end , Kn,o Shortenm, - ..· - - · .J IIi. ou llf X..,... Dr7 Milk _ , ___ 1( •t. pq. II' Navy BeODo ........................ ___ ·--.. ( lb. INI 41• PlatG BOIDI ......... __ , ___ ,_,__ , ___, .., ... INI . . . 4-Slb. slzt ::!.111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111!11111111111111 ~ --:=§ § Scott Towolo .................-·---· - - 1M et. ..Ullf Scott Facial Tloouo ..-·-·-·-..----4011 ct. b. 22• Sta Flo Stan:h ...-..... _,_,_,_~-----.... I'll taL Jl' Crloco Shortenm, ....,_,.,,.. ____.. _,_, _____.lb.... 71' ------------------------------------ l·lb. uns ' ., ·J··•' ;' , LOOK AT TBBSI LOW &DIU PIIICIIs Fresh Ground Beef .............~;.49c 39 Kroterbcluslvo Fresh Frozen Turkeys ...................................... . C P•ICniCS .....':".h:!~ .......... !~·. 29c .......... ' 1 TOP VALUE pk• • \ BRAND CIT-UP ~ TUY PACK lb. Shoulder Ro~st ...........................~~.49c Breast for Stewing ......................~; 29c Veal Steak ..............~~~~~~:! ............... !~~. 5129 HCh NESCAFE-20c OFF LABEL' REYMER'S l PLUS Dinner Bo!l lar~re $ boxes jar 39C SHOP KROGER COMPARE! -Evef'J .,., Low, Low Prlcee -Exclusive Tenc;lerar Beef -CIHn, Air-conditioned Stor11 -Frosh hckllcod Produce H FR "It's a Kroger Veal Sale" Dinner Bell Piece Bologne_ lb. 39c· btls. JANE PARKER-FROSTED 6-oz. \ Kroger always civa JOI • • • lb. ' extra Top Value Slampo with coupon and purehase 14-oz. 2p~~. 39c Cherry Pie lb. 2 1St Donuts--- SULTANA-SMALL STUFFED ................. OreM'I'FM.,. ' JANE PARKER ANN PAGE-PURE BEAUTIFUL COLORS With Coupon Below C ond PurchoH of EACH BOTTLE SERVES THREE i 79c CATSUP l '' NOW lN HALF-QUARTS ' BANQUET-FROZEN ANN PAGE Unbreakable Stainproof Dishwasher Safe Royal Crown Cola _____ FRESH-LEAN Potted Meat Vienna Sausage 4~.~· 89c Mustard Corned Beef - 12-o··ssC Grape Jelly I••q'·ssC Olives Mayonnaise THERM-O TUMBLER S1 2oz. Steaks SNOW FLOSS c~ ~ - lb. BRAND SPICED 33'!2-GZ.19C Macaroni n'n• ... Tllll ...._ Semi Boneless Hem, whole or h•H lb 69c lb. ANN PAGE ELBOW . .n .... ,....... tM Drumaticka Le1• Thlchs of one pkg. BONELESS Clns ' -----let. .u. , . ...... STEAKS BLADE CUT TENDER 14~-oz. If_, - ,..._ - CHICKEN . pARTS lb. ASPARAGUS e3 I I lb. __ .... -- Fresh f'rolitn ' 39c Stewing Beef Chuck Roast 63c S9c Short Ribs English Roast 33c Chuck Roast - - 'b·49c Cube Steaks 99c lb. 6Sc Chuck Roast Meat 3 !~" 99c lb. S9c 89' Ground Chuck ARM CUT 1 _... U.S.D.A. lnspect.d lb. 8. ___ ' lb. Cathy R. 'lipolis. - - - - - ,.. Y•lue •· 300 Top Stamps • MELMAC SAUCER y. I - ...... ~------ --·----~ ·-- ... T ""· 1 mGa!lipnli~ D~m --- Paul '•PO» CLOSE-OUT SUMMER DREssEs · ~ 95 f $1Q •95 0 SUMMER PURSES $1.95 tion. Boat mov£>mf'nUi : Thev are William S. relatives. 147 wins in 667 starts, and Stan- his farm to Rutland . !Bowles were Sunday Ohio Riv er _ Zimmt>r down ers. ~on of Mr . and Mrs . Wil- _ Mrs~ Bob Adams, M!5 . Er- : ley Dancer retain~ his hold _as , Mr. and Mrs. Childers of Ft:jguests of the John . 12. 5:50a .m : Orco down 13, ll<~m L. walters, Rt. 1, Galli- Wm Gloeckn~r. Rev. and Mrs. the top money wmner wtth Gay, W. Va., were weekend family. 1 45 a.m; Pi11\ip Sporn up H. polis: Larry B. Haynes, son James Morrison ~nded B. 1449,201 earned so far _this se~- ~ g~t;Sts_ of Mr. and Mrs. Mar~ Miss Joan Montgomery, Mrs· II 4:-10 p.m .. Chris Jr duwn 14, 01 Mr. and Mrs. Basil L. Hay :Conference at Junction City re- son. the Harness Ractng lnsti-lvm Wilson and Pam. !Martha Chapman and Mrs. 1.20 a .m. : C. B Southern up nes. Rt. 1. Middleport, and 1cently. lute announced Tuesday. , Mr. and Mrs. Barber of Qr. •Bianche Nelsoa were in 14. t·35 a.m ; John J Ro~·e up James R Miller, son of Mr. , 14, 1·50 lLm : John Ladd Dean land Mrs. Myron R. Miller, Mid- : down 15, 4 40 a m., Edea na dleport. Bosworth down 15, 7 a m : Cher. . okee up 16, 2:50 a.m.: Elisha The new_ Mannes are_ in ! woods down 16. 4·40 a.m.: Wes. basic tra mmg at San Diego, ! tern down 16. 7 15 a .n · S. M Ca li£. Jenks up 17. 4 a.m : Wnll"r ! At the rompletion of the full Williamson up 17, 5 a.m .; Rob- · 15 weeks of training, they i ert Reed down 17, 6:3C a.m; 1tx- J.::ra nt.ed a 20-day !Pave to Mr. Mack up JR. 5. 15 a.m. ; In- visit their families bP.fore bediana do_wn 18, 6_ a.m:~ R~e G :ing assigned to the Iollowing up 19. 4 .o a.m. , C. · H~rner billets: Privates Walters and down 20, 5.30 a.m.; L. Fte.ore MiiiPr on a four year enli st· dfwn 21, 6:50 a.m.; Oleandc>r mf•nl 10 Marine Corps Aviaup 2:1, 10 p.rn .; . . , "~" Cit_v down uon ;.iehool. Prtvate Larry B. COOK 23. 2:40 a.m._: Reha.Jle up 23, Hnynes on a three year term 5:20a .m.: Mt~s Susan dmvn lenlistment ·o J :vlarine Corp~ OUT Greenup 7:55 p.m.: Sycamore Ground Schoo!. dnwn Greo;onup 8 p.m .; .>\lion . SPECIAL Ze phyr up (;rPrnup Ill 211 p m.; S -Sg l Joseph .J Paqum, Walter Hougland up Grrenup \!oral Ml'lrinP Cor_ps repn·;.e~~a1:10 a . m . ~ New Orleni<T.., ~ UPtive for bo th \1eJg3 ;mrl • •<lt .l<l Gr('rnup 6:30 a.m.: Ravens- !counlies urges all young men wond down Grt"enup • 35 ::J m.; land women_ who are interes ted Linda Chutin up Jl, 1:4: a.m .; ·j 11 the MRrtne Corps, land , s_ea Burke,•e State dnwn 31. 6 a.m.; land air team to cunt.act hlm Nida Dt·an-- down Me!ddlll 3·30 ;al the following IOl'ations. BLADE CUT BONELESS 'rom · P.m.·' Char"le roi up Ml?'ldahl 5:30 I On Tues dav mo rn 1·ng • 1--m: Wa~· ne H. down f'l.!?ldahl_ .o lt.30 a. m at. the 7.50 .p.m; Steve Chck down i9 a.~ - t . , Board Pomlb. ,\1e lr1Ahi 11 50 p.m : .lohn Hood ~ Selective Service · , . . J erov. and on Tuesday afternoon LEAN-TENDER u~ Melci<:Jhl 2 50 lad.mh.l• 3·3o0e Y from 12 noon to 4 p. m al the BEEP Wasson down Me a - a. . S · B ard GaiSe lecl!ve ervtce o , 1 ....-...... :;,;:ilr.;.;~~;;.;:;.,;;;;;;;..-.~§'"':~~~":':~~"""1 their ...,. ...... Effie Hoooier I 1 -·,-~ ,. eJbS.,--- at lroute to Teua and other placM the Marvin WU.On home ·., in~erest - lo attonll • boot psi will! ~ University. B. Aikman famlly at Mn. Bl811ebe -Nelaon wu a 1*. lando F1a ..__. th ~:~~~~.?':!way b.me' ,:.,-;;ho": Ylsi: ' 'Ifill tbem for a villll. Mr.HOO!r ll Mr. and Mrs. Carl Richards ber Is a oepbew ol Mrs. Sunday for employment in Ai·: ', of St. Albans, w. Va., were ]ler. aska. I Mr. and Mrs. Carl Randolph love1nigbt guests Sunday of the 1 Mr. and Mn. C. K. Smltb Guest• of Mr. and Mrs. Ray of Toledo were overnight vtsl~ Marvin Wilson family. !COlumbus speilt • week end Heiney were Mr. and Mrs. ;ors recently with h<!r sister, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bennett of \wlth relauv., and Kathy and falls .ID, Char- I . , !Craig Theodore and cbildren of ' · · · 'Pt. Pleasant visiting her bro- Susan ":"""ned for a 1 London, Marmet Two Meigs count l,lO!I and ~e i Columbus. ' NEW YORK (UPI)- Bob ther, F'adley Erlewine and fam.. ,With their grandparents, Mr . o.nol ,8har- · ~sto Gallian were placed on ac~Jve l Mr. and Mrs . Don Hupp and Farrington strengtheaed his ily recently. and Mrs. M~n WILson dams wt>rt' on the nuty recen~ly with the UnJted 'sons of Ashland are visiting , toward Ule national driving David Walker who is in very Mrs. Alma Srruth. States Mannes. 'Mrs. Kate Rowe and Ada and ' championship with ·a record of poor health, has moved from Mn. Earl Strong and Mrs. 0n Duty· Wit' h Gaugt readings: Golhpolis I Dam !8 3. 14 2 running 8 f<'<'t M • Corps 04. Pt. Pleasant 24.46. Hinton , l arine .64 Kanawha relilenee. . ..... ...._____......... _. ........_ ,~ ... . ... 1 �f • 964 a.a.~D~ali'!Jy~Se~n~tln~e~I.:_Po~m~ero~yr_:·Mi~d~dl~e~po~rt,~O~.,_,J~u::'ly:-:1::.-5•...:1:..::..;_ :. 4-H Club has New Haven News Notes . Outl at Rizer.ng Home J1111<1 Diehl Jr. !Yeager. You~ A,~ u.nd I' .t~~ i~~. ~:a~~ P~"··IDd 1 'I F'athe~'s Debbie Tit St~wart. residenl ~;c~ Jccompan-~· "Stepping Deabltzbi~:~:r~~.~~ng~lt, . ! Thirty-five youth Stones'S'tbyW Thee," ' Ronme · · d' l-augh· "Golden acs Thompson, asked some of \"ked Mrs. Harold Kn pp· ''eelWhat Friend the Mr 1e<! and their youth dumgar· 1rectors, i by Jackie · . Nee d s,l. "Evening withA the groupWe Have e P · by ~· ~e~ rs 18 members what they lin Berlsforc made the . a- mile round trip. about camp. Several of younger camp reeelv Bell~", by Beverby G 'I M~lle; Jesus.'~ The scripture lesson " Faith ~ du~t y a~ "Glow was read by Mrs. Sayre. Miss ner: Carolyn Roush , Gall Craw- 200 and Harnett ..a~e ~n ""'*' bocbllllni at 7:~ p. :-!J!:!O::: building. · 111. but CblklriD~=;~Ii~of~Zertll:e:.;IDd:~·~-~--=-·~=::.:tlm:•~·................;...i · - .... budget for the eomlJ!I year andRld 111"81of w:,.;:;. W approved. They announc>· gway ' . a general cleaning day for 'TOWPf OOUNCIL church basement to be held The New Haven Town C...,. II July 16 beginning ciJ met on Monday, July 6, B:30 a, m. tbe City Building. The meel- 11 A festival was planned for lng OPJ!ned with the .,~~ ~~ , Aug. a, beginning at In of the new mayor a. m. on the lot next to the Bailey, . by the out-going H Club held an outing at the sponsored a festiVal to help ll- ~ 1 ng•· by Jackie Needs; Cur ,otha Lie~ng, H ward home of Lois Rizer in Mason. nanee their rharterln~. a Ohio ious Story" by Gai,~ Miller; \tey and lc ~~s ~Jesus A vesper program was present- valley Bus f~m Huntington. to "Distanl Bells" by .t..~r Hoff.,The top His ~burch," ed under the dire~ion of Becky make the tnp to the openl~g . man: "Rank and File by !Renews church Lewis entitled " Is Is MY .nighl of Dr. Billy Graham Cynthia Roush ; "Falling Leav- •mg the work of the World.' Participating 'I Cenlral Ohio Crusade held In , es" by Debra Werry : "Child's !Pu;:-to worship was were Becky Raynes, Martha Jel Stadium in Columbus on : Dreamland" by MariJ;n Gibbs; e c~ nd Thompson [}(>bbie Gilland and I r riday 11ight, July lOth. ' " First Music Lessons' and en by . rs: 8ar,~ ~aster / TbeDepartment. now OOIIIIC!I to lbelr'lblrd meeting oo eacb the al¥i Thursday• Jobll ou:;:e':'' bll!lness meeting Barbara and Tommy "On !' ,, IDdDe~ lfarrab h.~~~ ~on:...~C.:::. "F'rleDdo .. The DOXt meet- :Mrs• . Mihur Thabet, Mrl. w111 o. 1 """""' _,. wndlng VIcki MnM. ·OL. · ;,.,. ..... tbe were boslela. W.S.W.S. MEETING ·w-r:.e Billy Graham Cruoade • .RolaDd Km IIIII program for 1be lol. L. Trouah, Mn. Mark .•:::~~~:; . Howud, Jr. Oth<rl I~-~:'·'l1le _..,tedTilebJ' lllplc Mn. 111 Mn.Rowdl, GIODDMrs. Sn!llh, Mnl. lbe meetiDI were _ ·,... Tbabot. Docllld Reeorder: amd Musical" with seIec tions 'Monday Sayre and Mrs. at the cburcl! with 1Mrs. George :asmenufollows: Mendelssohn', ottie Roush serving as MASON _ Fourteen mem- : The Yuuth Fellowship of tbe · Wings of Song" by Kathy I••· Mlss Miller !&":"'er Mrs bers of the Happy Go Lucky ;. . ~ew Haven E.U.B. Church ! Haggerty; "A Pleasant ~om:lved as leader, Mrs. ~ . I \ Canvu White, Black, hdedBlue no ;,~,' ,•;l,.l or, Fran Reichert. Mayor Members attending were Mrl.ley In tum swore In his Spradling Mrs. Roy elected C<!Uilcil members: ,... .,. McKESSON FOR t::~M~rs~.]s~e~t~Js~lee~th~,JM~rs~.Te~nn~an~t,~Cbar=~les;.!R:ouab:,~~~~~ $1·99 " $2·" ,~·".' ' THE SHOE BOX read a story t'Do- , wards. Among Ulern were Mtke Worm" by Glorta Gibbs. 'Ina Ann's Testimony" written Ryan who l'eCeiVed the The youth makmg the mp d art was "Musia member of the church tn H award and Bubby Lewi~, Spu- were: Jean Bumgarner·. June 1 T~ s~~~~uJ• with selections Rico. The meeting Ra~ DON'T MISS OUT ~hi~f ~~m~e B~~~o ~7~ ::~ ~~~f;nm~~~v~~~d~~izab!:~k~.~~: :: foll~:ss "P~t bant.ah closed w~th ~~ra~~~r~.rcle N;:a~re~iJe~ld~g!;'g~:~:j ~!~. s;~!r~ %:~~erJudv v~;;r~ ~~~:;~'::v;l~~e~i~~~~~:t" prri~~~:tte':::~:g ;:~:rd : : : completion before August for 0hlinger ~'hillip Goodmte , Ran- ra Katr, Fre c"BI e . exhibit at the Mason County dy Weav'er, William dird, Tom- G~y~!leb Ne~:~a ~" wrulip Fair. ProJect leader Mrs . Glen my Hoffman Delores Bumgar- ~i:lltz . YHolland" by Marilyn m.. ·n and Hans Thomspon. has announced that nee, Carolyn Roush, Ga!l Crawsewing projects wtll be check- iford, Brenda Statts Wanda Gtbbs; Ka~,l: H lly Layne· M YR. F Bryant ~-vin8. Mrs. I ON THE BIG Ctayto~ .. Miss Millie Bumgarner, Thelma Ca hart, Ray Bostori Miss H ~me ~~::!1 ed this month. Harrah, Elaine Stone, Car_ol Du~ch Dant-e ~ ~altz'' by Burris and th~ hostesses. RefNshments were se_rved ~ Stout. Becky ~urris,_ Bonme . VJe_nnese ~~eane; W.S.C.S. MEETING the hostess, Mrs. Marton Riz- 1 Roush, Jeanmn"' Mlller, Rod~ Har~et~, d u{;,_ A Polish Gar- The W.S.C.S. of the Methoer and Lois Ann to Debby I ger Luckydoo, Pegg_Y Bumga:- Mel" Y ~ Yonker· "A Po.. Chw-ch met on TUJesdi>YII Jones, Debby Werry, Debby ner, Becky Goodmte. David den by on~? ' Martha for a cook out held Stewart, Connie Gilland, Mtke I Lleving. Dreama Stevens, Jo~n llsh Mazu_r~~Wil~~m Tell Over~ Ithe home of Mrs. Frank . . . "HU[). by Glorta ~~b~s, ter· gari~n" by _Co~me,. :rpe;ani~ ''Swtss Mustc . ox . ~ " Jones; "Mountam Chmbmg by Becky Paugh; ''Itahan Organ · dK Grinder'' duet by Cns an ay ture I and Wlndow11-Framlng Lumber Floorl-sldlng-Palnts-Piywoodo "Check Us For The Best Prices In The Valley" STORE-WIDE JULY 3,0 Hogg &Zuspan Materials Co. ··· 1 CHOICE I ing thE' week at Camp Arrow-~ Rickard Reunion ~ hcad near Huntingron . 'f heY 111e .Ada Rickar~ family ~ld were accompanied by Scout , a reunJon at the Rtck.:~~d ho E:"Master' Joh-n Rottge_n and As- I place on West Col~bt~ Rou~ sistant Scoutmaster, B~rnard oP Sunday. A,I.! Uvrng escen . Cunnelly who wltl remam sev -) ants of Ada ~.1ckard were presera! daYs. Attending ere Milt€ 1ent, the.y were Mr. and Mrs. Harbour, Mike Johnson, De-1 Gerald B~ers , D1;me and ~nof Hatbora. Pennsy.lvam~. Wayne Taylor, Marvin New.ell, Eddie Carson, Jimmy Wrse. i Mr. and Mrs. Rot.rert Rlckar ' F Hiley, Brian Hudson, Tf'rry Foreman, Ricky Connelly and John Ebersbacb. LARGE DOE IU.ED PT. PLEASANT - A large doe was killed early this morn· Jng on Route 17 near Sixteen Mile Creek when struck by a car owned by Della M Golhao·d I Roule 2, Chandlersville, Ohio. Property damage to the vehicle was e.sUmated at $100 by State Police ·investigaung the mishap. The driver of the vehicle striking the deer was not known as they had left the scene when the officer arrived. Close Out At Wholesale Prices eOUTBOARD Save 50% MOTORS eBOATS e ACCESSORIES e FIBREGLASS eBOAT PAINT Boat Licon" loouod CUSHMAN Parts & Accoooorloo 606 '1. Malin St. Pomeroy DISCOUNT PRICE Reed and WILSON WALKER CUP TOUGH COVER, DISTANCE GOLF BALLS • MASON FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. . TOWELS ·. value at the Bonanza. DISCOUNT PRICE . c . LADIES' BRIEF STYLE . . ,. ..·, ' ,,' trleot Jn whites and assorted paatel colora. Sizes 5-6 and '1. Regular 29e value. Take your cboice - h t I h quality plutio Items In assorted Special DJo. count value ' at tfJe_ Bonani&l. c:oion. YOU GET THE POINT"Mon,ter," above, is an old, 3 J.', ,; . ~ C STilL RAZOR .. I.ADq ' ' . · • RIGULAR SIAS COPPIRTONI IUNTAN . LOT~ti----- lllu4y Eaalmali'I1..1Dn wan. · . ' N. shown 5"/o ·PA1tT WOOL PLAID DOUBLE BLANKETS Warm double blanket. Ill plaid pattern and aasort~ colors. Size 70x80. ---•--u·-. .. . tollva,.,. amrrorto -~ 87 ·( $12.99 Chapman Canaday Mr•. Cleo Bmlth and VI..Jon Broncl " r--L-A~D--IE~S~':':SU':MM':':':ER::""., BABY D. PAJAMAS WALn GOWNS baskela and ao10rted colon. Full buihell4e. Reeular !Do ~ one large table of aost. V~ Jon Toiletries, Values to 311c ID thil tlfOUp, Shop at your Fine quaUty drip dry oottoB fabric• In pretty printed pet. tern. Baby doll pajamu or Dilcount store and Save. Waltz IOWDI. DISCOUNT -PRII:I DISCOUNT PRICE Dear Parent: When Jnve•tlne In your child'• education and future. lho Queatlon Is not: Con I afford to buy It: the question Ia: Can I afford not to 1n11 11. The dlvtdondS will be lknltlou eomplll'ed to tbe IIDilJ lnvutment eTHI WORLD lOOK INCYCLOPIDIA (1 mull In - . , htmtJ eCHILDCIIA'T DISCOUNT PRICE (Tho - """ HOME GROWN 12 , ' ·r· , SOUIX BEE STRAINED Honey only 20c • With This Coupon • Coupon Expires July 19, 1964 boxeo 2 Roll Pack 69C DELSEY TORn TISSUE .. 3 DOZENS VIETTI HOT DOG Sauce ---COn e With Thio Coupon e 10 ROLLS SWEET CORN ••s1.00 Coupon Expires July 19, 1964 l; lire . ·~ ,... FACIAL TISSUE S $1,00 . .,. . 0· , t·eport M.1•e~·d· . • l 8 OZ, JAR-SAVE 14c KLEENEX Now for tlie tint ~Y ~~ 'iibOve-te'aelifllg' aiils can be purchilled OD ~ ·Ill~ paymellll. with the .~ paYiiteut be~,, ~~. ~e.~~· Um;, ' < OPI'(l 4box•• 3SC 1- If file liMit htmt IH~"' oldt) e, ' 69c • boxof39c P1es-- POTATOES LB. BAG ..45c LARGE 400 HOME GROWN 10 Legs eWORLD lOOK Afus eCYblO-TIACNII ,' . h•0 f>¥ 0 ,u rltd 9c0 1'.1S . 1iii11J, L•roiY) I lb.49c • Chocol1te • Coconut· Bananu •>' -h Breasts - - - - qu•rl R.YDED Insect Bomb FRYING LBS 51·00 COCONUT CREAM-VANILLA-CHOCOLATE-LEMON ·· ~ ' I J 85c JELLO 2112 ,,.. c•n• PARTY PAK i • BACON S S1 00 PUDDING & PIE FILLING 39C GREEN BEANS SWEET PICKLES BOX •• c ENGLISH MOUNTAIN SLICED eWoi~.D 1001( DICTIONAIIY · ·' na1111 • Mrs. Marie Kobleall, llllvlsoro of the Chester So IIIII Sew f.b ••· TOILETRIES Store. •$1.99 pr. at tits bnme of Lenora Louise Mlcb6el on Jul} 2 for a cookout brealc'fast •thich fol· lowed a two mile hike around the Michael farm.. These f-liers were observlnfl birds their natur.al babltate. T h e group gathered together at : m. for the hike. lng breakfast, the girls worked on bird feeders aaslsted MichaeL Quallly IW< S'neoton, · ot th~ loW low • ; members. Mrs. Pat IIDIW. and ~::: Mlcbael. -Lenora and J Pomeroy's ROAST lb. Value Buy- Tray Packed BACON ,ENDS. ~ Weber, dem- Fifteen members, two advlaors and tbre< guests were -1 11 lhen Rec, alue Children'l · ., ·;•• . ,•r ' ·-; G~I~L~LE~n!JI~I9~c::!ST:A~I~N;L~IS~I~~:::...·.·~9~~,(=· 'l'bt a. · 'SNE CANVAS .. . ~ . ;·._:D,::IS:,:C,:O,:U~N..:,T~P~R..IC:'E~:--'"1"'-::::- around-the-yard pest, magnified 75 Umeo for )'Our dlaeomfort. Long, ..w-toothed "saber"d!t, 4w· oijnger. two nplerllke'· "WeaJjollo f!A antenaae. ·N - llt the · Dl~naliee: a fe~e mooqulto. Noble Craft" in plaiD eoJ.. ors. Petite Polnt in fancy ral print•. Sile 72x90. 11 s1 o··· 3 ,!,, ' . ~1_9~!__, c:wldr"''s .· PRICE HOUSEHOLD PLASTICS ~~~:·.:. 1t:mon oostrations were give · b)" Rose. mary Rice, Cheryl Hutchinson, Karen SUtbe•land, an~ Connie Hysell. Karen Sutherland premembers present answered roll call by namlnf a salad. A ol salads was prepared sod IIPic:tures to Illustrate each sal11d II were by the Lay·Away Now Jumbo SIH' AMt., value. ri)'OD Famous make electric blanket.. ora, aingle control. ' Polyethelene plaotle laundry RAYON PANTIES DishP•ns-WB.askM ea PWTIC Laundry BASKUS Ronald DI~COUNT BLANKETS BIP BUSHEL ·~1%& ea Made of fine guage SHEET BLtNKnS a11e. lhrnw II lbe tbne to buy, terns and' eolo/1. A s~cial Grady, Pt. Pleasant; Clarence Glenn Southside; Larry Ogier. Apple' Grove; Terry Gray, Pt. ' Pleasant; Mrs. Joe Denny and son , Southside ; Mrs. Gilbert Gillispie and son, PASTEL COTTON ..ch Single Control El-ic "!i~~~:!,··~:o~n.$1.79 ,\ Pleasant Valley Hospital ADMl'ri'ED - Lawrence Hysell, Middleport; Mrs. Arnold stump. Cheshire. or, Mrs. $).9·9 eoch ·Fine al>s9rbeflt cotton terry tea towels in" assorted pat- • BLANKETS •'Hi _Lof~" plain colon, ;,SeaIOns FlOWers" floral prints or "NeW Amsterdt.m" colorful plaids. 72ioo alze. .66 1 heavy quallty ootton te .... ocf!.c h towels with as\orted screen printed .ColorfuJ designs. . .' BLANKET$ BLANKETS EXTRA LARGE PRINTED ?f- bJ' -- ··- "NOBLECRAFT" "Petite Point Rose• 5 LB. BOX SLICED CHUCK BEEF The >rotber'o Little HeiJpers 4-H Club of RuUand · are •ttend. ing the cooking school sponsor. ed by the gas company. Betty Newton will ser>e as their hostess. At the July 2 meet· ing at the home of their advls· --'--~----:~- PT PLEASANT - Two COU· ph'S · have made applications Pbotoml~Phlc "SONATA" "POPPY TIME" Amsterd•mH 1 fiee of the county clerk. Apr;lyinl!: were Michael Lee Carpenter. 22. Perrysburg, Ohio . and Janis May VJ;Jka, 21 Ore~on, Ohio . Herman Richard Steph~ ens. 28, Leon, and Mary Mara garet Plants, 2~. Leon. ~~~p~ 29! "HI-Loft'' "S111ono Flo-" or "New DISCOUNT PRICii I for man iage licenses m the CHOICE U.S.D.A. GRADED FULL CUT Ripple.Sole Means New low ditcount price. $l·!h9 .95 dol8n ASK TO WED MIDDLEPORT, 0. ICE BUCKET Take your choice of beau· tiful plain colors or pretty prints, Full bed size blankets. Reg. $9.00 value first quality famoUs Wilson Golf Balls, Walker and tough cov(!l', long distance, save now at this new · iqw price. guests FOOD BASKET A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD You& WINTER BLANKETS UNTIL NEEDED ,,. . . ·,. ~H ROY'S 0. B LAN .KET SALE I DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE Mlddl~par1, Res. 49e value lee Bucket. •• "'ValUes to 29e In ·t,bis ·. group Sec these and save. en Park. The concert und ~ r the ine, Richard Ord, Clyde Foley, direction of Thomas Reed was Russell Capehart, Harry MillI presentrd at J·!!fl<Jfte 1·wnrds il1~ er, Edwin Stein, Ar~hur.Thabet. · c ' .PLAST~~;~~M!!~~~4.. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY '299 Cennttlnt Term• DISCOUNT PRICE Pomttroy, Ohio J 20 E. Main •• REG. 49c I Landing. NO.DO a -..,._ on DISCOUNT PRICE 25% DISCOUNT L&Z Children's Shop $1.00 Ha.ndy little rugs to use In ASSORTED HOUSEHOLD ITEMS I group enjoyed the indoor nic. doorways or areas of hard service to save your carpets and floors. Assorted colors, c PICNIC The Rotary Club met TbursMASON The Wahama : day evening at the Hartford White Falcon Band held the1r Methodist church for the1r reannuPI picn1c on Sunday at the gular dinner .meeting. A short Wahama High School Gym be- bu5~iness meeting was held. At~ cause of r.~in . The pknk <o~n· l tending were Donald F. Roush, nually is held at the New Hav· i Floyd Carmack. Herman Lay- 1 Keep things cool for picnie and many other uses. A final clearance on t h I s group of Ladies Better Nylon Hose. Buy several pair now at this low low price. Shop early and save. lAJ-1 p --~ HO~~ RUGS Reg. $1.79 value Ice Cbeot. WEAR BUY NOW- FOR SCHOOL BAKER FURNITURE REG, $1.79 ICE CHEST CLEARANCE SALE NOW FINAl WEEKS Now Juat _ VISCOSE UTILITY CHILDREN SHOP IN MATTRESSES $39·95 ~--~--, 18x28 Slu Sergod HOSE these. 1 DISCHARGED - METROPOLITAN MOTORS CANS 10 gallon capacity, heavy plastic garbage cans w i t h tight fitting lid. Hurry for CIRCtE MEETS Th E 'ther Circle of the c s omen met llubby, Perry, Sandy and Mike, the~':..tChurch ni~ at the ParMr. and Mrs. Dona.ld Rickard ?~ .ay eve s Steve, Allen and Enc all· ~of~> JWi~Aft . ~s Woodville, !~uo.; Mr. a!@. wfllt, , RonAld Ric k~rd. Ronnie-, ane program e nie Caroly · a·nd Tin:my of Faith," was presented W~t Columbia Rnule Mr:' ar1lf Alfred Sprouse and Mrs. . Mr~. Paul Rickard. Sl~aron and Hesson . Vicki Johnson, Ct~h Debra and Mrs. Ada .l:tickard land Roush and Nancy all ol New Haven . . j~Qke_ !~. \h~ ~8f 011P 01! Camp •Luther. Mrs. McGrew Presents . Those attendmg were Mrs. Pupils In Rf<'ital k Mrs J v McGrew present- Edwin Roush, Mrs. Paul · · pupils in a recital · ed her· piano Mrs. All r ed spro~ se.' Mrs Jac OJ Julv 2 1964 at 8 p.m. at the Hesson, Mrs. William owe11 ' Mrs. New Ha~~n E U.B. Church. Mrs. \~illiam Russell, Mrs. McGrew was presented ;Otto Grimm and Mrs. Powell, an urchid by the pupils. !Jr. The recital began wit~ "Mo- l ROTARY CLUB - SHEER SEAMLESS DRESS ·NYLON - ' M u or e. Ina John and Frank Zuspan, Earl I 0 GALLON PLASTIC GARBAGE AT L&Z Famous Englander 1 SHOP THE BONANzA- FOR --THE BIG DISCOUNTS! man· ,;Home on the Rang~"Becky Paugh; .. Alp Maid's Dream'' by Connie Carpenter. The recital was concluded with the chorus singing '~America Fit Beautifully! I THE PEOPLES Hostess for next month's cautomobile, they were r~. 1ti will be Mrs. Edward I na Owens. Mrs . E. C. Rtddle, Hoffman; "Swedish Dance" by ~ee "'!n,. .Now! False Teeth DUTTON DRUG CO. ~ · theme of the meet- I M1ss Ethel Riddle. Mrs. How- Connie Haggerty; "Flndland· . yan .. 11 be "Hi! Hor Come to ard Burns Mrs. Pete Bums, ia" by Conwe Carpenter; HPemgwJ · ' Do rsey Lee Roush • tite Russmn · Rh apso d"b the Fair." Club· members. mlI .11r . an~ Mrs.. Y . Y Ka· charge of this meeting are J1m- Mrs . H1lda Rrdgway, Mr. Char. thy Haggerty;. "To Celia Eng~ my Wise, Nancy Anderson, Vik- j J!:'s Smith, Mrs. Jack fi'le~h~r, Jish Love Song'' by G~~elle ki Crow Susan Thabet and De- Miss Ruth Ann Laudemult, Nease; "Londonderry A I r .b~ bra Ste~art. Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Weaver . Paula Werry; "ln Old .tw,;~drtd Rev. Mrs. Achsah Mtller. Mrs. by Janie Jones: "Song of In~AT ARROWHEAD 1John Harrah all of New Haven i&" by Paula Werry; ''Hawa1J.. MASON _ Several Boy ct.mmunity and Mrs . Florence an Butterfly" or Lean Ann 1 1Berisford and Mrs. Thorn Tur- Miller; "You" Cuban Fo~ Scouts of Troop 253 are svend- 1nel of Clarksburg, W. Va. Song by Gail Miller; "Amen-o w eteob chrdlu wm pvffwyp 1 , ld can Skvscrapers" by Cris Hoff. 8 SALE to AUGUST 10 Phone SP 3-5554 Tho~.pson, Pat Ryan, Martha Wood, Eddte Halstead, Reggte Thompson, Ronnie Thomp.- 1Hart Allen Hart. Johnn}' Bumson, James Ryan. Debby Gil- 1garn~r and Mary Jan Bumgarland Becky~ Raynes, Nancy ner And~rson, Becky Lewis, Kathy I · . R12eran by . d Mrs · J · H· Turner · I Several made the trtp M M' Ryan, ! OFF Mrs ··-. ~ .. ~. ,V• . t· t . ' . , ·~:' · - # . AN Qf :these Item• ,. . ' ., ;- ~·; . . A,.~ ,,Avii~At.>c•. • ,. •· :' .\ , :t'l~ COR. SECOND • and RUTLAND SUMMER STORE HOURS: . MON TUIS, WID, ........ 9:00AM to 9:00 PM SAT•. ., ... ., 1:00 ,AM .. 9:00 PM (CLOSIQ ON SUNDAYS) THURs~ FRI~ JHE BRIGHT STAR., FOOD ·MARI,(ET : W. IT. PQMeiOY. 0. .... ll! �,.. ' ., ' I . 8-i .,. • bE H h< . A L F ~ T [ 1 I ' ' I ! I I I Want Ads ArP Worth AGood Look-· You'U Find Dozens Of Bargains ~elow!" WANl AD INFORMATION --. 2 SIGNS Pomeroy Motor Co. ' R..l ~ Rlcklrd 'o Allll!lment f formerly Grueaer Service, 8 o d y FOR Est•te For s.le SALE-Mtddleport'~-WI. Television Revue ~:b~=!~5: Equipment Pu.rehases; Pay ~;:- ~;,. :~ w:n. :.!~ Increases, are Ap'p" roved Sinking Fund: Sewll• ~ Workll il86 W Mam St.. ..t building, located 352 N, ~ · 00 P' !I Second Street, Middleport. PT. PLEASANT - City ""'"· $20 a month and hourly men In al, t1J,45CU7 plus fM,OOO State Mnnd•• ••M Pomeroy. Ohio. II H. Rd· IWtt!Odn Priced for quick oale · Inell met ill reiiUiar ses>loo the •tree!, sanltatlm and rem- SJnking Fund. ani. Phone WY 1-35'18 CAN\ lla.I .AIIOf\1 .. quire at Ohio Hotel. I day night and approved etery and all other depart----Wheel balancing, auto 11asa. MIREf"TIUNS 1960 Olda "88" 4-Door . $149S Wlll Dt IC\:I,'IG 11ntll IMID A Ill =-c=-:-,==c---::-:7 10= 16-:c tlc purchase of a new fire menfl were given a five cents brake 1erviee. For D11t1 ...t Puhllr•l.l"'" Loc1l owner, cle•n interior, 6 cyl. Std. trans .• hNter, power 5 27 44le SMALL HOUSE and large· lot er truck, two ne.w trucks, an hour "'''" retroactive to H&"tiUI.A I"IUNb ileerinli, ndio, heatel', aood tires. ~ Gruo;;-Piamlllal alii on Railroad St. Middleport. Hce equipment. and wage Julv I, !9414. t'ne ,.,.... ".' ·-r•ea •.b, rtlll' 1961 Corvair Lakewood St1. Wagon. $1495 -IIlli 2500 00. Contact IXl week creases lor some city em- A publfc hearlng wm be C~ ~ ~ lfdll ot ret-e! w •dt d"'"!Nl ·•hJertlotlllftle l:rrnr• •b••ultl to. Less than 25,000 artual miles. spotle1s interior, Powerglide MID.....W.. Glllo ends. Ira Wellman, Bradbury. I ployees. held at dle next re,War meet1 f"iiP""Pd ' "'•~••••tt Mil ouh ~hl't tr(IJ tlftl tw ""~OQIIII!t foo trans .. radio, heater. Shilrp dark treen finish and clean in· EIId , • ., ,...., ...,• .,.. 7 13 3tp The new fire tmrl< Is to be i08 of tha councU •I Krodel JULY 18 ...Dro •.hi• .,nt ln.,......,., lnHrllo• terior, whitewall tires like Dew tft IJaft all .._ delivered In October. 1964, and Park to hear protesta lli•insl There will be a jitney oupper ftA rt£1i 1960 Dodge Phoenix 4-Door $1195 Sower M..,lnos Auto Sales eo<t approximately tt.!.OOO. Th• recolllJilendatioll! submltte4 by Saturday at the Racine Junior fot Wlltn• it.rl lervl ... Spotle!B rlean interior. White fini1h , VB ench.e, power 11111e1 bid for the true~ ""' the City PlaMin1 Commission IIJ&b bulldini at ~ p. JD, The s tPer in~. power brakf':-;, 1111\o. tranB., radio and beater. Q11J W\' 1-ml o.1 • Ntpl some time ago but !lie lor a revision of ZOJJ!ug stand- 1upper will be IJ)OIIIOI'ed bJ arda. the Racine Camp Flrt Glrll. 7 • tk 1956 FORD. 4 door, automatic chase could not be made - - - - - - - - - - tra~smisslon,, gond tires, $150. r after July 1.- beglnntng o1 llle City Attorney c. J. Hyer gave Everyone. Is welcome. May be seen anytime before I new fflcal year. 1 s council mi!!Jibers • report J h M hi ~'!;t' o n o e~ .racuse, Two River Motor Company, ll'om the Urban Renewal An· Chicago O'll 000 0110- 4 T.2 300 0· low bidder, was awarded the thority ultlng council lor ap· Booton 00 100 OlD- ~ ' ,I J.;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;::l contract lor purchase of two proval to apply to the Federal Pizarro, Wilhelm (9 )ond MO: For Sale FOR SALE trucks, one a pick-up and the Gov.mmentlor llnanclal aosiot- Nertney, Mlrtln (t). Wll~ \ other a dump truck. ance in the '"m of $61180 10 RAidal.t lf) and TUiman. WIIJ. !PEACHES d C ' 1959 Coon dJJ8, crossecf'ahepo eOur selection is larGer Office equipment purchase• aid in the clean-up ol bilghted ner - Pizorro (13--4). Loser. rea Y now. orne, herd hound. Also 1953 Willy's e were an electric typewriter or shun areu •·cludlnl plan· Wlloon (9-4). HR - Stuart. PHONE WY 2-2157 I p1ck your own, $1 a peck. ~- . F . d'ti WY z. e Our cars are cleaner lor S3 h '" 0 Bring containers. Four miles ""' · a>r con 1 ?"· 1 eOur prices are lower iit.l ' 1 mimoograp ma- Ding IIIII surveying Ia I he west of Coolville on Rt. 50 112&8. Eugene SJDJth, Rt. 2, I . . . HrA•r._:"KEAn•••,tatoS . tel • Our guarantee Is better chine, ond Ita table, costing business area. The llrm ol Wash. 000 310 0110- 4 ' It 12 000 at Blue Sunoco Station, turn 1 Pomeroy, O. eOur financinglseasler I $500 . Condeub, Flelssig lnd Associ&- Mlnn. II 1 7 Card of Thenks left one mile. Wedge Fruit ~ atp SOHIO SERVICE Councilman Ted Stevens, Uon will be hired by the URA Osteen (7-el and Leppert. ---=--=~-:-:::--:-:-:- , Farm. 7 14 tfc AUCTION SALE at 1 p. m., YIY 2-3191 ,OMIROY chairman of lhe Salary to Pl'f'll81'l' lor planoillc IDd Kaat, Klippsteln (5), Worthlnf THE BMILY of Floyd iRed) DMIRAL , tab! TV 6- Saturday, July 18, at Okey . • • • miltee. proposed oalary lnci'M- surveying lor the fi!IIOVIIIoa of ton (a) rmd Battey. ~ 19 por e f<umlield wlohes to thank A · Wood• home. Syracuse, 0., Atheno. Ohio ses for certain city employeeo the downto1m area. Kaot (10-41. HR1 - Kmlbreif, thooe who helped during hi• week• old. Phone WY Z-2457. Washer, relr'l.!eratvr •nd· othlnstrudlons ~ w:tl~ii• averaging 4.20 per ~ent whicb The financial statements of Lock. 7 14 300 ~ er household items. B !Ill· death, the Pomeroy Emer... ::..... ,h, LV J-1211 was approved. Salaried em·l-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;i gency Squad. !Jr. J. J. Da- HALF RUNNER beans for sale . Uf!l~r: iul'cftijl11!er. Not re~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ployees "' the police, water. I vis, &wlings • Coats Funer- reasonable. Real nic.:e. See or aponsl' ble lor accidents · , U. I. CIVIL IIRVICI TISTSI 11158 Jeep, 17,000 actoal mIIo- and fire · were ed departments 1ncreD$e o1 ••10 per a! Home, Rev . Chester Lem- call Wilkey Sarson, Portland 7 15 Stc 1...., . ••-·• ••. a•-.,, ., ond · grant an - - ....... ....... age. excellent c 1tton. See Th If' 1 lej·, the pallbearers and Rut· VI 3-2484. 7 14 3tc l -::c=::-::::-.---c-:c:c-:-::-: • w.U. Prapauto17 tratllill& monm. ree 0 1ce emp oyes CORN, 30c dozen, beans, pota· •102.00 until apPGtntd. Tbl)uN.rutt or Jobl at 618 Osborne Street, Pom· were granted an lnct'P-ase C)f • 7 I'• 6tp land Po::~t 467 and all aeud- SICK ROOM and mva . ·1 id-su~ ~· opea. . hperlenee uiUallr UAMCI.. toeJ, cab"· "ooli:e, cucum bers, .. ,.,.. FUll lJifanll.ltton •• ;Job•. eroy, Oh1·0, h ped ing flowers or who el in pilei anc aide for your combeetl, IQ~asl\. Lee Legue, w.r111, rv tr•ment• wnw ·roD.n any way . Our grat'!ful thanks fort. \\-to ChiT)' a complete tlvtna: n•r.a•. addrn• uv ,~:~ou 1959 Chevrolet lmpalla convert.. Farm Mach•'n' ,rv ,· Bailey : RuD Road. Lhleolll Semet. n.,. w. The . nd boo ~ ., to neighbors and friend• who line , 1 crutc·hes. wheel chairs, lble, new top a I, new --------~7 IS 'Itp o.u, Oe•Untol. were so kind. mmodes urinal und power &llde, new paint and FOR SAL!!: :.. 42 •·h In'"'"'•· 00 Mrs. Floyd Rum<ield, · . '· er • THERE'S NO charge lor use MEN ad . 33 Train •• AgeJtt. :141 engine. Gall Miller Gar· "~ ~" Mrs. Jesta Rumlield pads, bed pans, ott:. Roller of Carpet Shampouer with Over""" tor America's Rail- age, Phone WY Z.3!96. tiona! Combine. Phone WI ,_ Brothers and Sisters. Pharmacy, WY, 2-35116. Mtdpurchase of Blue Lustre Carroad&. Tra;ned men earl $4007 14 3tc 2227. 7-11-ttp 7 15 Itp dlepurt 6-2tl-311"' pel Shampoo. Baker Furn· S&OO. Gooc Health, H g h 1954 FORD truck '!.o ton pick· POTATOES and beans. Clar- - - - - - - - - - WINLPVW an<' porch shades, all , lture. 7 15 6tc Sch. Nee Maintain present up. Phone SH 2,5043 _ ence Proffit, Portiand, Ohio, Notice kinds. hrch va.lance and i . The und· income while tr·tinin&. Send 7 14 Sic VI 3-2254. (7) 7 !Ole awnmgs Venetian blind• IJid ersl~ Is offering for sale N•me, Address, Ph. No. BoJ ~ - - ONE M. M. Power Unit 12&· reo•JTs. Free eshmate. Dale I M,ll)otlon•h "35" saw "'5', 688A, T.le Dally Sentinel. lilil DODGE Winch TrUck, 14 H. P., I Red SOal Conttnen• LOSE WEIGHT •alely with WIppeo s·uppIY •t• · nve. • -,- - "·, and r large •• 1I. s1ee1 bed , motor j us t over' • urun• I dresser 2 IO!p al 85 H. P. Dump truck bedv Det·A-Diet tablets. Only 98c p Ohl 0 .. hauled "-'75 00 Ph WY omeroy • • desk ~- Grace 'Weese, Ad· - - - - - - - - - · ., " one 1% ft. Jnn•. I - 19511 Ply: I 30tc 1 15 30tc "-al Estate For Sale 2-3027. 7 14 Stp - .. at your drug -:-.ige~.lr;;;:=;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:=;;;:;;' ministr trlx of the Estate ol ,.. moutl\ with good Ures. 1 _ ATTENTION churches, 1c ' Ira S. Bertels, Daceased, Sy· - '51 OLI:\11MOBILE lor Wagner front end loader. fill civic groupo, bonds, 275 Big Freezer Sale racuse, Ohio. 7 IS 3tc FOR SALE - AU electric bome $25.00. Coritact on weekend!>. I an 4000 Series for tractOrs. Concrete 11 a lifetime !her upholstered lheater oeats. $ll,500. In New 'Iaven, w. Ira Wellman, Bradbury. Will sell or trade for uvol five ton air coDditiooera 411 SlaH • Sale Priced IPEACHES, Early Red Frees. 7 13 Stp buy. It'• lire and termite FREI ICI cuo."' Tip Top Orchard, · Va. $ rooms, bath, built • ID stock. Call WY 2-6273 alter proof - yet Initial eoat II •nd filter unitl, 1 oew, 1 used, filth n1ry New P.rHaer ar I Ohio. Phone 667-3808. kitchen, pra&e, aluminum l.ldn. 1'••'1• 6:00 p, m. (7) 7 lOtc low. For aU conmte one large star popcorn machFrMitr·R•fri..retor C.omb. 7 13 3te ing, nice location. Owner hal World Standard ot eoaJ.'paet. needl call us! lne, theater soo••d equipment employment away METAL BED. Two set 1 C•ll WYMiddleport, 2-5320. TheObio. Sewing ' aprlngs, laundry cart, 8 ql Center, Dan_a from lhil •re•· If In--··• ~.....,. -nol car room, r tde an d..,., ,..,..,. ·3-IOtc ' l'booe 88Z.I451, New Ha9en. &mall car IICOilOIDJ liiJII pressure cooker, all like : . • I 7 7·3-12tc aaaaa1enllllll)o ---· · · new. Men'• clothing, AUTtlMIIBD..E lnsttranco been Boo lhape. New uaelul articles of Phone WY 2-3214 ..,..lied! l..ost your opera- ' -opoutu Moton all klndt. Marpret Bailey, DD T •1111• 01' ua~~~o.A.M (Hu 8oof'ort l">lhiiCIIIM' U..rtllol it. Ill QUALITY Is8£1 A~ L ~ "" . .a.- :V Used Volkswagens l.II.P-21. For q:.. ooo-. ® ( B Nye Co I omple: allbr. 22.To:U.Naat 26. A'nlll1Je: obit<. .tore. , q,ubealeDt - 28.1Dlant ao.Beutot 33. Ruthegtmpt oym. M.c- accepted ao. The: Old Enl'- ........ 11'. Noah'• 89. p..c!pma. tkm CD.Over'Wbolmlng •• •• • emotmt G. A abade 6&MIIctlaJJro ..t.XYDLBAAXI& II LOJrQ:I'l!lLLOW ---1'11 ---- Ja -..-pie A totorODe tba three L'-., X till' U.. two 0'-. etc. SIDg'le letter., a~ .&. Ct)'J' Cam XTSI "You .,.re rl&ht about Junior'• •lolln taklnr; Ul we ne•er dreiUIIecl -·d GOEGLEIN READY ' MIX co I ==-===,....,=::-.,::;.,..;;.: I ----------I Wheel Alignment 1 'C Brake Service Bl..;e·.It·nar"'. ...........:o. LB. SUGAR 1 ' 1 1 M. W. Runyon want& to cha~ - pUT'- standing timber ln larle boundaries. Call WY 26273 alter 6:00 p. m. (7) 7, llllc ' ful owner. New Pontiac trade in. BlaeHnars DIICOUNTI PICKUP & DIL!YIRY ABC CLEANERS & SHIRT LAUNDRY 173-5543 W. Yo. - - - - .!..~ 49c French City W'ENERS FILLING 3 $1.00 - ~: 37c . SWEET.. ,. )..-.'PICKLES ' HI..C . ~·u ARMOUR VIENNA ' SAUSAGE Mo-. ~:.$, 00 GIANT SIZE ' 6Sc: . TERRY s JOe OPP I:AIIIv • I .' ' ' .· J I ;.!' .BROUGifrONS .lfrli'EAA'lLK __,. f . . . • • ' ' . ~ '> "' ... i Insurance jMcH _ 5:00 Community News PROGRAM LOG MONDAY TIIROUGB FRIDAY 5:05 World, National Newt 5: 15 Spotlight oo Sporll 6:11 Sign On 5:25 Weather 6: 15 Musical Clock fl:30 Dinner Mu~aJ• 7:30 Newa Headllneo 8:00 St.nset Blvd, 7:30 Sign Off 7:31 Muaical Clocl SATURDAY 7:45 Tbe Ulellne 6: !5 SJgJJ Oo 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:1li Music•! CIOCil B:Oli World, National Ne'" 7: 45 The lJiellJte 8:10 Sports 8· oo Ohio Valley News 8:15 Weather Picture 8: IIi World, National News 8 16 Musical Clock 3: 10 Sports Today 8:55 Commuolty Newa 8 1li Weatlle!- Picture 11:00 Tall Dl tba Town I 16 Musical Clocit 9:55 Mason County News 8:55 N.,. 10:00 Family Worship Hour 9:00 MIIBiclil Cloct 10: IS Puhllc sen·tce 9:30 Song & Story Tlma 10:30 Latchstring 9· 45 Family Worslllp Hour 10:55 World Newa 10:00 Newt 11:00 Morolng Melodies tO: 05 High School Hit Parade tescept Friday, 10:55 New• Church Bells Ring) n ·oo Army Time 11:45 World News II: 30 Special Commum., t1 :55 MIISOD CountJ NeWI Programs 12:00 Community News 12:00 News RoUI1dup !2:05 Local News 12:211 Bulletin Board r.uo Markets 12:25 News 0 Grams 12: 1li Mid Day Weather 12:30 Saturday Matinee 12 211 Ev11111 Bulletin 8olrd I: 55 News Beat 1.2:2!> Newa 0 01'811111 2:00 Seturd&y Matinee 12 :30 Agriculture Agent 2:55 Newo Beat 1.2:45 Couolf1 Go Round 3:00 Saturday Matinee I :55 Newo Beat 3:55 Newt Beat 2:00 Country Go Round 4:00 Disclng ·with Dosl t:55 News Beat t:30 Top Ten ReVIlll 3:00 Let' a l'ake a Break 5:00 Newo Swltmary 3:55 Ne'wa Beat 5: li Dbmer Mne•call 6:00 b~ wttb Dosl 7:30 SlgD Ofl t:3111n1e11'1Janl" SMOKED PICNIC " -1" WJEH RADIO lr•Co=ll~es;;;;o;;;;R;;od._,"'Syracuse-~~-~W~Y~2-~=P=A=G=I=ST=.=========M:l::I.:E:P:O:R:.: : . Nl' Call In :1-Me Pomeroy lit Middleport, 4 ! B. ilreel, ... _ , - - - - - - -- llllk :~~W'ijY~2-~2~11[€1:'J~•c~k~C~a~"~.. ~~;[lj BULLDOZER work, basements bedroom brick bouse, ' I P..ao .lfY ...,. 63911. (7) 7 !Ole lands<'ap..,g, brushing, poodo. batha, lot and a hall, out of 4 a tk Help Wanted LOwboy service and back boe high water . Nice location. eat llUildlng, located 3iZ service. Charles Jeffers. Ph. See by appointment, or call . 1962 PONTIAC. 12250. 4 door MEAT CUTTER, musl be rell- S.cond Street, Middleport WY 2-6222. (7) 7 tfc WY 2·2885 or WY Z.3250. hardtop, Catalina, blue fin. able, neat in appearance and 1 Priced tor quJ\'k aaJe. Inquire (6) 10 tf~ ish, autolllltlet trAnlmii&IDD, experlencod in self service. II Ohio Hotel. 10 16 lie l 0 . McCOY, AUCTIONEER, ~---=-=--:----- -ay, Middleport. Call WY 11Contsct Lynn_Hart, Rlldne Chester, Oblo. 1 u tfc SYRACUSE, three bedroom power slelrlng. power bralreJJ. Food Mark•t. 7 15 3tc KO.L TERMITES snd protecl mndera home, near school, radio and extras, 810 Broad~OOKINO P'OI sicuu lawn and shruba from inaecll AUtTICINI£11:11 Mndern lbloulated, •all ooard 5289. 4 Z9 ilc JOB? rrtti ARAR U ~~~~~ Conceoc:.mploeo II& olte heattog, large lot 72 x 2~3. H95fi~:c:,AD:IL~L~A~C::~=~:J trote Kmg Builders S u p p I y Cl1h S<radltnl Pbor.e r a. m to e p. m. WY . . • Tr..... for tJ. I . Ch11 leM'IC!e ...... Co.• Middleport, Obio. l'rfte........ Clwllel 2-3974; Evenings. 7 to ' p. m. mgl,l rti~dlO, rheallter, lood . . . DW' •• under inlll.ruct.lon ctaul - i 5 2 tfc &.. c. BRADnlilD wv l-2441 6 2 tfc wa res, u power. ~:,~~II 811.11thm. l.lncola S.rvtc.. E•tabUib- I e·etne, Oldl _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:_ I Inquire M. A. HaU, R ~SINGER S.wm~ macbinea, I d FOR SALE - 4 room cot~ge ville, Ohio. 7 13 3tc new · 1&9.50 up. Several uaed lr"'""'"-""""""iiiii...i~...ii~l with bath, nice location, 9 MALE: Men 18-33. See Railroad machineo at bargain prloes extra lots, drilled wells. InFor Rent tratn.ng Ad uoder lnstrucUnoo Tbe t'abMc Sbop ~inger Sales EXPERIEf\ICED quire M. A. Hall, Reeds- 3 Room and hath apartment. 7-3-!0tp JIIJd Service, Pomeroy, Ollio AUTOMOBILE vllle, Ohio. 7 13 3tc 647 Osborne St., Pomeroy. WY 2-22M. C 21 tic 7 1l 3tc WHY -PUMP your sluggish sepFor Sale or Rent tic tank. Get Kleao·Em-AII, AND Land· , IIOllSE for rent or ule, by Septic Tank Cleaner. monthly payments on land mark Farm Bureau. Pome6 29 30tc ., · · • - ~ contract, &32 Mill Street, Mid- roy. dlepon. Phone WY l-5262. NEW AND used clothing. Sold at Pearl Hawtlwrne'a al Mt W g------------~6~t5 Uc Moriab Ridge. Raclne, Olllo, ' WY 2-21Q Employment Want~ Route 2. Wl-!1-3074 6-:!7-JOtc ll,"""""'""'""'"""""""""""""""J ...-----~ PAINTING by job or hour. YOU PAY le,. for fule home PIANO tunlil&- ;NewdJOD ' DOMINO Experienced_ quaUfied. in· furn .. hlngo at Baker Furol· 4ette, Middleport,_' W'i Thank You Brand sured. Roper Cuilums. Pom- tore In Middleport Oluo. 11246. I Ill 30tc PURE CANE eroy, Ohio. Phone WV 2-2882. 1 u lie CHERRY PIE BEATING, Plambllls, Mae8er 7 14 81 ------P See Nei~ler BulldinR and Sup- ,.,.... &nnW Sale or Trad• I ply, J!.oclne. lor better bomeo. Ill East IIIIJID SV.I,· Pomkitchen cablnell IJid otorm eroy. P~-W! ....._ 1957- fi'nur- door harfilnp Ply- I doors ll :!3 lie 7%0 tie mouth, automalit: transmis- ,_...,_.,.................~;.. l'folasoional Dry Cloning sion. power steering. $200.00 cano or will trade lor beef catlle 60 Dodge _ _ $895 and Shirl Lounclry Call alter 5 p. m. Bill Gar Seneca 4 dr. New Pontiar 1 Meur Cle1nl111 n... Wllkesv .lie. MO 9-4771 trtde·tn. Alter~ne llftlll l ...irina PAR'I'Y PAk '. ' 7 15 3tc Poclceh IMl li,_rt 61 Pontiac _ $1 ,395 10 1... Dry Clunlng $2.00 3 Cat.alin• 2 dr V8. One care· Wanted To Buy h CHESTER GOULD DICk TRAt. trop~ tbe leDgtb ad to: ettgg ol. tbe ~ am Ul lllAtl. Bldl day tbe oode lel:l:.aa IU'8 4lftel181lt. ......-- I IDr'a • B<n'• llow to wG!IJ: 1&: DAILY (lBiPJOQliOfE - • -••oo or red DEMANDS LESS MAINTENANCE I lrrt-++-t--f ~+-t-+--1--i 27.Soldlrl . . ,&,I. I I ALREADY >OLD 'EM WE WUZ PlA'IIN' HERE Ill;: ........-It "==========•! '. GOP opeedleo, clvll rlghts clem- JIOI!lt comments on r~~~= Ollllraton oulSide the (;ow Pal· doings for ABC·TV ace IIIII a cbarge of di!<rimioa· the week. The fonner Uoo In one ol. the state delega· Is, naturally, the center <lf speolioDI. , Ia! lnteres~ but the two other Thougb ABC-TV and CBS-TV networks needn, loae too much retumed to regular program- sleep over t'>otlghts of IDlW between the daytime and sertion of their own audiences. enlng sessions- coming back For all three networks, the otol· By RIIS llU IRIJIW I& -Ht~k· ~==~ Dwight Eisenhower's news fers on the floor of the convenUolted rr.. p · , ' WJ, the 91n'er lla4 I I eohference - NBC. TV stayed lion and around the town are, HOILYWOOO (l!PI)-M - ..,.. ol. llitiiDc Ia Gil hlllm7· with the sWry lhrougboo~ giv· like their diligent int "'·"'- Mm!q' In• Many vlewen may ' a v e ing the viewer at least one counterparts, the real ba<:kb<me I : L:..--"-1.:--...L.~(, 1 liP'"'~ caught Goldwater on ABC. TV channel to keep up with all de- of the operation, for they po ~~sessiODJ ol lbo! Reptibllctn Na· early in the clay commenting velnpments. duco m~~<h of the news, and Ilona! .. Ccmvailloa, a band •bout the missive: "That ietler The most famous of the net- Monday they produced II bounti· played Let Me Call You Sweet- •·iped 1 t 1 d •t thi k work analysts was, ol course, fully . heart " It was one of the few us 8 0 · • · m n . . ·. the da of te 11.0. mtemperate language ever Eisenhower, who Is oflenngl times m .Y nse po • ·helPed." And late in the day · cal maneuver1JJ8 that the tele· lcBS-TV's Waiter Cronkite had a DAILY CROSSWO""O viewer could relax and . f bu1 rath er breath'-L'· 1\ d . bne uuuug m. smile. r h f The tone o I e 1rst ay s 'th Sc to · hich 1 get--together at San Francisco ew Wl ran !c:~ w th L Head governor con e oouallcw was set by a strongly worded · word!~ was pretty strong, took G. Fo< • u letter sent r:om the office ot responsibility for 1t, but said he 9. A mfHt·-,. challenger Wtlllam S~anton to didn't write the letter or see it IIChool frontrunner Barry Goldwater ~~~rore 1.1 was sen 1. otudent 10. Ratae the the Jrlght before. There was un· Des ite the usual periods IIPUU.. deniable anger In the air In p 12. Co1111tz7: 11. many quarters. And though this routine activity throughout . .Aal& turn of events made it certain proceedmgs, there was a fairly 1&. Parmttted that no televiewers could accuse constant stir on television 00. 1"- ~• ; underthe participants of putting on a cause of Scranton's attempts, WIK'ld: Rom. dull affair, it also had the ef- apparently in vain to head off 1!1. Greek lettsr feet of sidelining much of the the Goldwater bandwagon: and 17. Adam•• wife plain fun that . often comes also because of some rousing 18. Half 811. an. ··••· j • ... t' '• CYI' VXCN q.a.ua. CNX ~ PDX XTKI YX BKXCG• ECOGHXYO PX ZDHTD LNX HO CPPCTDXI'~XKKHTO YewteuJa}"'• Oiii z ote: :rr RBQUJRB8 !JO JNI'Dil'fi!LY KliCH 'J:.t.CT '!0 ILUiDloB ~ JACOBo lllllll •~m.a• -Rvzr, ..., WMPO Radio THRU FRIDAY 1:00 Sign on News I:O!i Sacred Heart 1:20 Counlf1 Jamboree 6:30 Farm News 6:35 Paul Bowers I: 4l> Melgl Ct Agr. Eat 7:110 Newo 7:05 Tiny's Chapel 7:114l News 7;35 Plcklllt Hardware (Tues.·Thuro.) 7:511 News Report 1:00 Breaklut Party 8:10 Roy' I Food Basket S,30 Van Patrick Sports 1:41 Baker Funtlture-Wed-Fri I:S!i Open House 9:80 News ~:05 CoHee With Janel 9:45 Betcy Newton U:OO M!DIIterlal Auoc. ll:lli Couolf1 Dri1ten M·W 11:11 MaBon CL Agr. Est-'l'ue ll.lli A.li.C. Program-l'rl U.lli Family Worsnlp-Thun. Tlny'o Counlt1 il3'bd Noon Report Goeasln Quest 8111-l'rl. Music Juat For You 4: 1li Blaeti!W' Show-Tues. 4:30 Local News 4:54 BowJina Scarel 6:00 News 7;30 Sign 011 8:00 6:05 1:20 1:35 7:05 9:15 10:15 10:35 10:45 11:05 Sign On Country Mlhlle Time Couu~ Jamboreo LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII John Harms Breakfast Party Jones Buick Show The Good Life Music ht The Air Tbls Is Music Top Ten Show 11:3~ Top Ten Sbow (Duttons) 12:00 Noon News 12: II Musical Interlude 1.2:!0 Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 Platter Party 7:00 Sundown Se.Tenade 7:30 Sign Off SIINIJAY 7' 05 Sign On 7:30 French City Baptist Hour 1:<lll w·mgo of Heal'mg ABBIE AND SLATS 1:35 Blble Speako to You 10:00 Voles of l't:opbecy 10:·35 Wuh. Report. to People U:OO Sunday Show 12:00 Noon NeW11 12:15 Christian Hour 1.2:au Rev. Merlin Teets 1:00 BiUy Graham 1:35 Lutberao Hour 2:00 The Church ,\( ~ork 1:00 Country llyml> Timers I:Si World In Review 1:00 Baptist Hour 7:00 S>gn Ofl Bll GEORGE WONDER; Sw HAROLD GRAY l-fONDI:?E[l...[)(1J..AR ~M! FOR LITTERIM'' JUOGE SAID NINE HINE HUNCII?ED OR NINE HUNDRED DAYS IN JAIL' lv RAEBURN VANBUREN .: .~ �.) I .. • ) " 14-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport. 0 , July 15, - - ~~ - '· SAVINGS. Around And About MidcHeport BY THE BAGI YOU'LL FIND CASH SAVINGS-NOT STAMPSIN YOUR SHOPPING BAG WHEN YOU SAVE WITH OUR FOOD PRICES on FAMOUS BRANDS ' 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU WE RESERVE TME RIGHT TO ltMIT QUANTIT'I ' Middleport, O~· Kanauga, 0. DAVID DAVIES PICNIC HAMS •. MARTHA WHITE Popcorn Hi CFruit ' 'WHERE'S MY NEWSPAPER?' DRINKS 41b. bag 12 _ oz. PORK & BEANS_ When a newspaper is missing, more often than not , a man will s"ay, "Where's my newspaper?" "My," "*~e" ~J:i~e ., ' ···~ -· •l..t"'"" KRAnS 71 oz. MACARONI and CHEESE DINNER c SHOWBOAT 300 olq c Bonus Buy! Bonus Bu;0 KRAFT$ , -,..... - · heard him say many times: "Now, my newspaper said .•. " "I GALLON read in my paper ... " A man's possessive about his newspaper. He takes pride in it. CLOROX He..gloats when his newspaper praises his favorite political can- DOMINO didate or sports team. Or, he groans when his newspaper dif- SUGAR fers with his choice of personalities or issues. He'll even write c Sib. bag GERBER$ the editor when he feels strongly about a difference of opinion. Baby Food 3fo• And, his wife feels just about the same. She looks forward to ~iracle box c BEEF STEW 24oo. ••n c ORANGE c CAN reading her pet features. Missing out on some ad or choice item of local news could "ruin" her shopping trip or leave her feeling Society Notes left out during the chitchat over the bridge table. Both men and women want their n~wspaper . In fact, they insist em it. They are sorely disappointed and disturbed when the i r newspaper isn't on the front step when they want it. Ask any carrier boy. He can tell you, because he hears about it if a deliv- IT'S A SMART SHOPPER WHO KNOWS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TOP QUALITY BRAND-NAME MEROIANDIS£ AND LOWER QUALITY AND AT TINY'S YOU'U FIND ONLY THE FAMOUS BRAND NAMES ••• LO~~ER ery is late or missed. 1-lb. box ~ REAL GOLD BASE c lib. ARMOUR'S Fireside Saltine Crackers Margarine PRICES I HOME GROWt~ . CANTALOUPES LARGE SIZE 5 lb. BASKET c FOR This loyalty to a favorite newspaper didn't just happen . It came about because the newspaper is localized to meet a particular want and fill a definite need. And, because the newspaper is viewed as Ja necessary com pan· ion and source of information, it makes a big difference in Bonus Bwl t~.e lives of people of all ages, of all faiths and political preferences, JIFPY of all levels of income and education. . ' .. KRAFTS Pie Crust Mix THE DAILY SENTINEL Pomeroy-Middleport Bonus Buy! MUSTARD 15 oz. Jar 90L J' I ' THE RIGHT TO ' Y¥1~ QVANTITYI t~"f."/ . ' ' c �~- ................. .... . . . . ..... . ... .... . . .. • • ' ' :¥Jir .. ' WEA'l'BEB - WSCSGroup At Reedsville Meets Recently JULY SALES-ELBERFELDS- POMEROY A G-roup of Glrlt SUMMER SLACKS 'fhe Reedsville WS C.S mel ' at the home of Rose and Lilly b< H h< . A L F •1 [ ~ 1 Thomas Tues.day evE-ning Julv 7 wiUl 10 members and t~ two including knits, pol>' !ins, stretch denims and gabardine. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. present. wa~ 1e devotiOl"al period . _ <~ t by reading Scnpture of I lllst Psalm by Mrs Rushia Shumway, Chnsttan Peorfection by Lillian P1C'kens and pra~,.er by Mrs. Savlla Barnett . A trio to Huntington W. Va.. is being planned for the August meeting. The business met~ting was conducted by the new president. Nancy Buckley. Refreshments were served to Regular $2.95 Girls Slacks __ Sole $1.50 Regular $1.95 Girls Slacks __ Sole $1.00 Ntw Shipment ALL NYLON NET 72 inches wide. Beautiful colors - THE CHRISTY TRIO 39c yd. 1 ~ ~ TONIGHT Gordon Scott "SAMPSON & THE SEVEN MIRACLES of tho WORLD" -and- Richard Egan "300 SPARTANS'" THURSDAY & FRIDAY July 16.17 Hrigette Bardot "LOVE ON A PILLOW" :Co lor) -Jm d- LPslif" f'aroa "THE • SHAPED ROOM" UHRIG BROTHERS QUINTET , . HOMF:COM!NG A'r the South Bethel E.U.B. church, S1Iver Hidge, will be held Sunday, July 19. The Sunday · School will be held at 9:30, the children's program at 1 10:30. The worship service at II with Rev. Eugene Em· erson. There will be a basket dinner at noon in the new shelter house. There will be a Song Fest at 1:30 with the Uhrig Brothers of Chilhrothe, Christv Trio of Grove City. Ohio, also local talent Everyone is invited. Rev. 1 i Eugene Emerson pastor. C-8 Picnic is Well Attended At Fair Ground ! 1 ! - ·- The C·B picnic held at the Meigs County Fair Grounds on Sunday afternoon was very well attended. C-B'ers f r om - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - S. A. Rairdens Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary on June 28th . Cottageville, Ripley, Ravenswood Statts Mills New Hav· By Mrs. Th orman Babcock and potnto chips were served 'nd M W' V d POMEROY OHIO · · t lh f · t en, a ason, , a., an The 50th weddmg anmversa- o e o11 owmg guess: C to H d w 11 to ann, amen, esoand I ry of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rair·1 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock Coolville, Ohio, attended, TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN den of Long Bottom was cele- :i Mr. an d Mrs. . A· Bog anJ , 11 The p1cmc · · . was sponsored by FRIDAY ond SATURDAY !rated at their horne Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John V. Bogard I the Pomeroy Bend c. B. Radio July 17·11 was and John, Mr. and Mrs. Thur-l Club, June 28. The table ~'DEAD RINGI!R'' 1 ded M Bette Davis & Bette Da\·ls : beautifully decoratPd with sev- man BabcocX., Mrs. W. N.1 p · era! Jargfl wedding cakes [Jre1 , . rues _were awar to rs . . twins), Karl Malden. Peter Swam, Mr<. Harold Newlun • L Phelps Jr D K Wells Lawford. Philip Carey, Jean sented to the couple by close, .'1., • ., • • Hagen, Geo. Macready friends. and Sandra, Mrs. Ethel Lark. 1 of Charleston, W. Va.; K. D. F~taturette: ~ . I ens, Mr . ana Mr!i. zern Pierce,' Matheny, Grovic ~ham, of Training for Trouble , For -entertamment hymn , Mrs. Ndlie Stethem M r 3 Charleston; Ml's. Tim NeutzC1rtoont Ihe Edilh Osborne, Mrs. Bess We~ ling, BiU NeutzHng, Paul Hapsinging wa~ provided b_v SUN., MON., TUES. Long Bottom qu_artet assist.ed ]st.er, c. B. Hayman, Mrs. Joe _tonstell, Mrs. Robert Harden, "MAN'S J;Zv:,';~:l SPORT• by Rev . Doug Circle, and the ]Bissell, Mrs . A. J. Carter, Mr. I Gene Helms, Wellston; Nathan (Technicolor) Rev. ~reeland Norns quartet :and Mrs. Charles Hensley, Mr. I Biggs_. Mr~ f-'ete Parker, and Rock Hudson, Paula Prentiss of Racme _ Hefn·shments . of land Mr s. V/illard Pigott, Ra·l Lorrame Zmn, Hamden, b=========~ca~k':e:_,~k~ooll(l ade, coffee, mmts , chaP I and Iris, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Pigoll, Florence Limber· SEN. YOUNG COMING MEIGS THEATRE ! c \ Sale $8.00 Regular $8.95 Womena DrHtH ---Sale $7.00 Our two best qualities - Regular $7.95 Womena Dre•- Sale $6.00 Regular $5.95 Womens DressH Sale $4.00 ing muslin. 36 inch bleached mullin. Regular $3.95 Womens DraosH Sale $2.50 5 ::;d• $]-25 Sale! Womens White Uniforms A fine selection of white uniforms In Jersey knits, broadcloth, dacron and dacron and cotton blends, ideal for beauticians, dietitians, nurses and wait· resses, white only. Sizes 5 to 15, 8 to 20, and 14'h Convert to comfort with DOWNEE FOAM CUSHIONING Polyurethane foam rem· llBnf.tl ideal for use in home and office. Can be cut with scis11ors to cover. Easily cemented togethP.r. No waste pieces. Non al· lergic. Cool and odorless. Regular $12.95 UNIFORMS _ SALE $10.00 Regular $10.95 UNIFORMS _ SALE $8.00 Regular $8.95 UNIFORMS _ SALE $7.00 Regular $7.95 UNIFORMS_ SALE $6.00 Regular $5.95 UNIFORMS_ SALE $4.00 Regular $4.95 UNIFORMS_ SALE $3.00 Vyntlftlm BARGAINS -INFANTS, UnLE Tots Wear 16-lnfonts $1.95 Sun Suits - - - Sole $1.00 28-lnfanto $1.00 Sun Suits Sale 69c 87-lnfants $1.95 Crowlen Sale $1.39 ' SOc to $1.50 3 • Womens $12.95 Swim Suits, Sale $7.00 According To Site 3 • Womens $10.95 Swim Suits, Sale $6.00 3 • Womens $8.95 Swim Suits, Sale $5.00 Homemaker BRAIDED OVAL RUGS 1 r--~~~-------------- ger, .. - - - - - - - - - - - ' .,. \I : new pleasu I re I 1 I SfarfS here '-••••-•-'• .!. .....- Mrs . Ella Hannum, Mrs. Ho!and Stethem Patricia and Ohio Democratic Sen. Steph· Trrrv , Mr. and Mrs. Herald en Young will be guest speakOsbo;rn and Gale, Mr. and Mrs. er at a banquet honoring Post, Ronald Osborm·, Mr. and Mrs . master General John A. Gron. Dave Yates Mildred Bissell owski at the Johu C. Baker Mrs . Charle; Pnce. > student center in Athens on Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Steth· Saturday, July 25, at 6:30 p.m. em, '.lr. and Mcs. Wayne The event honoring Mr. GroPnm·e, Mr. and Mrs. Harold nowski will precede the dedi~ Brewt>r and Janey, all of Long cation of the new Athens Post Ho:~om. d M Cha . Office July 26. Tickets for the 1 6 IS· banquet may be purchased at r. an rs. res sell and two soos, Mr. ~d Mrs. ' Mullen's Insurance oflice on Hobart Newell and Sbella, Mr. i East Main-st Pomeroy and Mr~. Ralph Parker, Mr. "" ' ' 1and Mrs . Gar! Kautz, Chesler. HAS HAYRIDE Mrs. Virgie Mora and John, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Koblentz, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd The Hy·sh~-ny class of the McPeek, Belleville, w. Va.; Racme B~tisl Church enJOY· Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Brewer and ed a haynde and wtener roast David, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar at the Sam Curti• farm .Satur· and day everung. Attendmg, mclud· Brewer, Portland; Mr. Mrs. Parnell Conrad and Rose- mg class members and guests, lyn, Amanda; Mr. and Mrs . were. Tom and Dottie Cu~tis Arlie Marks and Mr. and Mrs. Martin and June Hall, Libby Ed Daughtery and son, Belpre; gdcdle, LIII~:n WeesBe,k Trudy o~nor, axme a_ er, Kay Leota Farrell and Freddie of Medway: Mr. ~nd Mrs. W. M. McClintock, Joe Swam, Sue Kouse, Cathie Jo and Brenda, Curtis, John Moore, Lee Hall, Vandalia; Mr. and Mrs. Keith ;racey Powell, Debra Hall F -rrell, Timmie, Tammy and nd Sheryl Powell Terri, Fairborn; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Damewood, Mary Lee Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Greer and John, Reedsville; Mrs. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pearl Ervin, Mr. and Mrs. Owers and daughter, Frannie, Howard Ervin, Rhonda, SIJar- were recent callers of Mr. on, Beverly, Howard Jr., Her- Mrs. Laurence Johnston and bie, Tamara and Teresa; Rev. !emily of Minersvllle, R. D. 1. Roy Bush; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee, Rev. and Mrs. Doug Gir· Freeland Norris, Marlyn Pow· cle, Florence Circle; Rev, ell, Roderick Grimm, Florence Adams, Marjorie Grimm. and Earl Shuler, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Kenney Frecker and Bren· da Coolville; Tammy Sue Cur· Us, Columbus; and Mr. and , Mrs. Wray Dillon, ' Brenda· and Donna, OstraDder. Sending gifts were Emma and Pearl PoweD and G e n e Guman, Rev. and Mrs. W. K. ION REQUEST~ Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. Harold German, Mr. and Mrs, Garth Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Josepb Connolly, Mr. and French Shomo Jr., J. C. 'I $14.95 • ::.,~ iL You~ enjoy the .acw, 90ft fed ol ct'llul01e . IAsolcl with arch pad for extra comfotL Lons ---.. '!P":rinciY tle.xi6lt l::lypak:m sole and bed ler~o ~~ So*, piiabk ADd Iough Brown l:. c ralt•d lor eoetlorl fHHI performance, CO_..f IN AND TIIY ON A 1'AIII ... wo hovo ri~•• oaJ widt"• to lit. Complete Line of Work Shoes and Boots Fealuring Star Brand, Wolverine, Red Wing. Prices From $5.95 to $19.95 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 2-5421 · Poma·••r ____ ....,......~~ ·Irene I •U. 14rs. and ! ' Reversible wool blended braided rugs in Colonial pattern. The rug for every room in the hoUBe. Colors: Brown, Green, Red, Beige, Black. Size Size Size Size Size Size Size Size 24"x42" _ 27"x45" _ 3'x5' _ 4•x6' _ _ 6'x9' _ _ 8'x10' _ 9'x12' _ 1O'x 14' _ $2.95 $3.95 $6.95 $10.95 $24.95 $29.95 $36.95 $66.95 4 • Womens $5.95 Swim Suits, Sale $4.00 49 • Girls $1.95 Swim Suits _ "DELTOX" PORCH RUGS ln 54>:90 inch sizes. 6 by 9 foot size, and the 6 by 12 foot size, all colors with 2 most popular patterns, Summer Festival and Spice tooe (On the 2nd floor) Washable 1 gauge vinyl p-lastic film. Colors: White, Lt. Tan, Medium Green. 7 ft. long, 36" width_ 42" width _ 48" width_ 54" width _ $1.59 $2.49 $2.98 $3.59 Sale $1 .25 582 ,... Mons $2.95 SHORT SLEEVI SPORT SHIRTS Sizes Small (1U4\!J) Medium (11>15\lo) -Large (16·161'.) - Extra Largo (1H7V.). Well lmown brands. Solid colort plaids, checks, stripel!l long tails. Fine quality materf!Is - on Sale for 2 • Girls $3,95 Swim Suits _ Delrofed Te VOL XVI ru fnf d IJ , en.ttne ' r• ud ....... .,.,.. ... . . . . , _ .4rM PRIC THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1964 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 78 MariBe •••, bl ..... • , .. . . phoaeo report ... IIIII I I I yowl, -ae, .. t,"""' ' . . . : CENTS SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) _ tlon and promised to conduct ll lwlth aceepta~ce speeclles from man from U)lltate New York swltcblng at the end of th• first a campaign to be won thls]the pr:sldential primaries . be- ] Dirksen referred repeatedlr B Goldwater winner ol thelon issues, not personalities. He,the presidential and Y1Ce pr01l· and retiring GOP national dlalr- ballot, the vole stood: year." fore ~)vmg up,. also promi:JQd .to Goldwater .. the grarnJson ~ry R ubll~ residential ·said he expected Johnsoo to ]dential nominees. Well-iaformed man, iB cut from the same COJl> Goldwater 8ll3 The Scranton speech was the ,to support the bcket and went lof an ururugrant peddler and . u"P c tedp the GOP Iconduct the same kind of a Republicans reported that Gold· 1servaUve cloth as Goldwater. Scranton 214 Pennsylvanian at his best. lt 'to Goldwater'sh eadquarterst o drew cheers when he likened nomma on ' porn ti . known ' · I road to- campaign. ,water already had tapped Mil l· 11He lS as a ''gut fighter'' Scattered votes went to stx contrasted w1th the somewhat congratu1ate the nom 1· nee. his feII ow senator t o the •-•.... : ong.:.. coose~ v~ ask for "I just hope I'm a better ·er for second place on the !and Ia expected by fellow fie. other candidates. intemperate letter dispatched Scranton arrived later to add Sen. Robert A. Tal~ GoldwaRay Willi prepE Miller ol New salesman than he is," said ]ticket. publlcarls to perform in that Scranton, walling outside, to Goldwater Sunday night, re· his congratulabOIJS. Iter's predecessor as the hero .. e~ ~ ~ng mate. Goldwater. Will Start CampaJctt role d~ the campaign. then entered the Cow Palace !erring to Goldwater's political The convention adjournedu n· ,Republican conservatives. 1 y~ ld':.:ate: 55- ear-old sena- Take• Deleo! GracefuUy : Their speeches In effect will Goldwater's victory stalement and made his way to the front beliefs as "Goldwaterism" and til 4 p .m. PDT (1 p.m. EDT)]' Cites Menacing Specter ~ Arlzon/ won the nom- Gov. William Scrantoo of jkick off the 1964 Republican p<> came Shortly before midnight of the rostrum to offer a mo. calling for a debate between today after adopting Scranton's , "For 20 years," Dirksen said, 1~r tirom the ri.~tlonal conven- Pennsylvania, Goldwater's onlyllitical campaign and set the and less than an hour after be tion to rna~ the nomination the two candidates in advance !motion. But not all delegates "the contro~~rsy on the conserUa ,0 nfiont ballot as expected active competitor, was waiting tone for a true conservative vs. ,had been acclaimed winner of unanimous. Re offered it as of the balloting. took advantage of the opporlu· l vabve pos11lon has hovered ~ns rstin hi~ disorganized outside the Cow Palace Wedneg.lliberal battle in the montha ·the nominatioo for which he part of a unity speech. "Let the Democratic party ,nity to switch their votes be- lover our party like a menaeillC 8 ;" :.'; o~posltion at every day night lot the inevitable. Helahead. 1fought doggedly since Jut Jan. "The Republican party . .mustlfind no comfort in the spirited fore the Scranton motion was ispecter . . . Why is it.that lhla 1 took his defeat graciously, wenl Goldwater was planning loi3 when . he said the GOP should now emphasize its unity, not Its campaign we have waged with- approved. 'man, who 10 certaialy 1111 u~~ immediately pledged him- inside to give the delegates _a :meet with GOP slate chairmenloffer tile voters "a choice, not differences," he said. "W~' in our own party,_" Scr~nton The long session Wednesday i ~ounded the call to conservativlf to wa "a vigorous cam· unity speech and pledged bJS ,•.nd other party leaders today an echo" in the contest &~~ainst must now be about the bUSJ·told the conventiOn. · L e t ,was short on drama because 1sm, should be subjected to 1M ":ign" ag:st President John· support of the ticket. I"' II a.m., PDT (2 p.m., EDTJ.IPresldent Johnson this year. ness ol defeating the Demo. me remind our Democratic the delegates knew what the abuse wh<ch has been heaped pon before the November ele<> The convention ends tonight Miller, l)l).year-old congres,.. Nine Roar Sesolon crats. As I have a I way s friends that we have hardly outcome would be he!ore they ,upon him • . • s ' His nomination was a for&o pledged to do, I shall work for begun to give them the full at· took their seats . : "Delegates to this convention, 1f 1f 1f conclusion, but his real and fully support the ticket tention that is coming to them . When the roll of the states I believe me, the tide '- turnlnl token opponents went chosen by this convention. "We shall demoostrate to all was called. Alabama yielded to land let's give Lhat philosophy ol ]thi'OUI!h the motions of letting Broad Enonglt For AU Americans that the Johnson ad· Jllinois so Senate Republican ]the p eddIe r 's grandson 1 their names be placed before , "Though many of us felt that ministration is pursuing no pol- Leader Even~tt M. Dirksen .chance." the convention during a session the platform could be lm~ icy abroad and a bad policy at could place Goldwater's name I Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce, f.., that lasted almost nine hours. proved, all of us can find it ac- ,home." befare the convention. Not only mer ambassador and former Besides Goldwater, seven ceptable. It is broad enough Rockefeller Gives Support was a convention majority for ,l' member of Congress, gave 0111 were placed in nom- for all of us to stand upon and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of lhe Arizona senator but the gal- of the seconding speeches and but only Scranton waalil is strong enough that we can New York, who fought a lonely leries were loaded with his SUI" called Goldwater "the very Before the customary build upon it wherever there ts campaign against Goldwater In Iporters . 1model of a modem RepubJi. 1 w. :n 1 can ... * SAN FRANCISCO - Former President Dwight D. Elsenhow· er says he "never will quite understand" politicians. And he recalls being "bored to pieces" by the convention roll call which made him the RepubU· can presidential nominee in 1~2. * * * Miller is GOP's Needler * * Other seconding speeches for · Goldwater were made by for• mer Sen. William F. Knowland of California, Sen. John Tower Texas and House Republican I~~i~~a Charles A. Ralleck of OPCOAsking Rate Cut for Eisenhower shared with teJe. vision viewers Wednesday memories of his first . ballot conquest of Seu. Robert A. for the GOP nomination at cago 12 years ago. Talking bout the roll call vote, he said: "This bored me lA> pieces. just ®uldn'l have had any lnte,.,.t;, a. ·~=":~;::\ the they got to P' tiom .by name.'~ S.le $2.50 5 ·Girls $4.95 Swim Suits_ S..le $3.00 9 · Womens $3.95 Beach Robes, Sale $2.5!) 17 • Womens $1.00 Be1ch Bags, S1le 69c 8 • Womens $1.95 Be1ch Bags, Sale $1.25 266 - Mons $2.95 SHORT SLEEVI KNIT SHIRTS Acrilans and cottons. Sizes small, medium, large and extra large, The golfer shirts have extra lone tails. 13 • Regul1r $3.95 Beach Towels _ $2.50 Sale of This Has Been' A Busy Busy Se1son In Two double tables of barll&inB on the 2nd floor, 49c DRI!SS MATIRIAL Salt 39c 1 yd. 69e DRESS MATERIAL Solo 49c a yd. 79c DRESS MATERIAL Solo 59c 1 yd. 19c DRESS MATERIAL Solo 69c 1 yd, DRESS ,1.19 MATERIAL Solo 99c 1 yd. $1.59 DRESS MATERIAL Solo .1.09 yd, $1.69 DRESS MATERIAL Solo $1.19 yd, The Mens and Boys Wear Dept. on the Main Floor. Here's some special voluet In small quontitles to cl•n up quick, 52 Pain Mens $3.95 Pin Stripe Trou.-n, sizes 29 to 33 waist _ $2;00 17 Pair Mens $2.95 Deck, Penta, sizes 30 to 38 w a i s t - - - - $1.00 30 Pair Mens $3.95 Deck Pants, sizes 30 to 38 waist - - - - $2.00 27 Boys $2.95 Suits 12 peln shorts ond 1 shirt) (at... 3 to 7 ) _ $1.50 r $1.50 52 Boys $2.50 Knit Jac Shirts (sizH 6 to 181 BARGAINS FOR THIS SALE In The Housewares Department On The.Main Floor $1.95 Quart Thermos Bottl10 Sele $1.39 $1 .39 Pint Size Thermos Botti• Sale $ Y;OO Glldclens Crlftam111 House Point $3.88 e pllon Scotts, Scottiuue Toilet Peper _ 2 rolls for 25c Scotts, Extra Iorge rolls, Scotowels _ 3 for $I ;00 $1.95 Germent Blp Sole $1.59 Pint Plastic Fr-r ~lox• 3 for 33c 3 fqr SOc Qvort 51• Plastic Freezer BoxH Riviera Electric Sllcll111 Knives .•19.00 $27.95 GE All Purpose Electric $21.00 $18.95 12 Inch DomlniCIIn ~llllfllll Fofti\1U5.00 $3.95 RNa Sproy Kits (Excellent) _ S.lit $2:110 $4.95 Picnic Bukltl . $3:00 f8c Plastic Scerft, 121136 lnchll · SOc $1,09 Gelvenlztd Scrub Tuba · · 87c 89c 10 qt. GelvenlzH B..,cbt . r • ·· > 14!1• $6.95 Adlustelile Bathroom ~Ice_..;.,.. !lelo $5.()0 F•• _ , : 1DaJt1bt K-n. NOW YOU DOW ! 14 ·Girls $2.95 Swim Suits_ Sale $2.00 Dress Materials Sale of WINDOW SHADES WOMENS- CHILDREN$ SWIM WEAR 2 • Womens $13.95 Swim Suits, Sale $8.00 PRICED FROM cept for 1 few widely ICIIIered lhuodomowon. Hip loday C. Low • at y GeneniiJ lair ud warm~ today, toeJtbt ud Friday, d- rz. • ' 1 1 1 I I MUSLIN SALE 80 square construction . 40 inch unbleached sheet. Square Seat Pads, 17V•x17'h $1.95 Two Soot Glider Pads, 40" long, 17112" wide $1.95 3 Seat Glider Pads, 53V•" long, 17V•" wide $2.59 Aluminum Chaise Pods $3.95 with Headrest, 72" long, 20" wide 1 ) Regular $10.95 Womena Dresses _ "Wisteria" pattern, green and gold with red flow· ers on white embossed heavy Vinyl plastic. Pads filled with soft padded cushioning materiaL DRIVE·IN " ' Sale $10.00 SUMMER FURNITURE ACCESSORIES ~~----------,' __, Regular $12.95 Women• DrHtet _ 6 Regul1r $3.95 HANDBAGS $2.00 22 Regul1r $2.95 HANDBAGS $2.00 29 Regul1r $1.95 HANDBAGS $1.50 15 Regul1r $1.00 Clutch H1ndbags 69c to 24'h. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talb"tt and : Toni Weiis . i II Regular $16.50 Womens Doessos - - Sale $13.00 Reg. $7.95 Womens Summer Skirts _ Sale $4.00 Reg. $5.95 Womons Summer Skirts _ Sole $3.00 Reg. $3.95 Womons Summer Skirts _ Sale $2.00 Reg. $2.95 Womens Summer Skl!ts _ Sole $1.50 Mr. and Mrs. Radnll T a I· bott of New Lexington, were Sunday guests of his parents, ! -- Regular $25.00 Womens DreaH - - Sale $18.00 Final Clearance! Womens Summer Skirts The out-going president (Mrh . I Rushia Shumway) was thank· I ed for a successful year and the new president (Mrs . Nancy BucklPy) was wished a sueces:::ful coming year. ,., floor-dresses from our regular stock. WOMEN'S HANDBAGS Rose t1nd Lilly Thomas. MASON n Pink, Red, French Blue, Lilac, OT· chid, Wo.HI Violet, Black, Mauve Brown, White, Nile, Kelly, Shrimp, Canary, ett (an old member now resid•fng in Florida, Mamie Burkley, Nancy Buckley, Alene KinR. Mary Nichols, Lillian Pickens, Laura Ruth, Rusha Shumway. ~eU Wilson and guests, Mr~ . Wh1phey and Me<. Opal !{an· hosle~ses. in the Ready To Wear Department on the second Regulor $13.95 Womens Ore-• --Sale $11.00 these members, Savella Burn- dolph by the Sale! Womens Summer Dresses > ' , r 30 8oys $1.95 Suits (Shirt and ahorlll (line 3 to 71 - - - - $1.00 35 Boys $1.95 Deck Pents !Slue 3 to 1 1 - - - - - Sale $1.011 60 Boya $3.95 Suite Long trouaen end shirt (sl- 3 to 11- 11le $2.00 29 Boys $2.95 M11t~le Shirts (Killtl (sizes 10 to 1 8 1 - - - - - Sale $1.50 300 loya $1.95 School Shirts, ellsltll 3 to 11 70 Mens $.1.95 Knit Sp!ll't &hlrts ·(ilbfl 11111111 to l•rt•l _ Sale $1.39 ' _... Sl•OO 17 ~ $5.95 Orllin Knit Shim, oil 'I IU. .,..~...._,---''------· . ~lit~ $3.00 .1• ~tl$a.Q )jt~di. :jlnci Orion .' p.1lll arm Bureau Backs McCullough Resolution � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 15, 1964 jordan