http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ad15d079305dc0e1e9c61e375060e56f.pdf 79beaec3a57b206bbe0da675d3a1f046 PDF Text Text l ' ' r· \ I J{ .... 11!111 ...................,. ~ ·rtiJ ''II V . .,.... ~ About Midllleport • UA'I'RII 1 ~._. Around And ;/, • ,. ~ tl t '• ' few It': d.,.. ; .. :~ t 1 ' X\tl .. • ' ' . . . / , nt~\ ·' ~. 96 U•.S. ·Forces For Further Red Aets '. AT ... • • ·Eiberfelds In Po.m.ero,y . LOTS OF BARGAINS. MEIGS THEATRE I'OMEROY OHIO ALL OVER THE STORE! • '\.;. "; ...... ' ' FRIDAY & SATURDAY '· ' • TONIGHT & THURS. Aug, 5 & 6 NOT OPEN ' Womens and Chil~rens Ready To Wear - Draperies - .Dress Materials - Furniture and Floor ~overings - On the 2nd. and 3rd. Floors. ' ·• I ' • ,, Dry Goods- Mens and Boys Wear- Hosiery- Hou~ewa_res ' - Lingerie - Accessories - Notions - Kodaks - on the Main ,., Floor. And while in for our August Sales, See the New Fall. Merchandise arriving doily in every department. ·> TONIGHT & WEDNESDAY J eJ1'Y Lewla "DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP" -and- Jackie Gleason "PAPA'S DELICATE CQNDITION" Cl'echriieolor) Elberfelds.ln Pome.roy CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY In Prepu1tion for Our August Clearance Sale ---··""' 'III ---. --,.If. .......... ' ) IIG't - --111111!'-- . . . • UIDooill•,llfO Ja. ·JII'Mtb: ' · · ~~lllft LUrse Atterulaiu:e . gives you •• •·' ~ !It' .. Hear Uhris Brother~ 2111'1.. 21w2.11 ZrwS.tl 3.11 1.21 2.41 . ··~·~ ~ .. ..,. \ - A large attendance was presto bear the Uhrig Brotllerl sing Saturday eveoiJii at lhe En!A!rprlae EUB churcb. Local talent included lhe King ~~~~the~ Coe cblldren. Kay M am Ross Norris. 1be affair was sponsored by the • ··liO'I 2llr4.2li: Yoolh Fellowship wbo report a WBI received. .......... good oftering __... Rock Spnngs Society Notes lor Aug. zwas 11. Tbe ftl $25.68. on the goingest Mn . . Ronald Golhardl of lombus speDt lhe weekend w. - A Groat abllnwlti!Tolill touk lteek and Hlback ..... .,.. cop1a _.......,.Ill , ~ilt grained .q1,1, ervthecl •id or patent •PI*' lwt.wl. 11t• cfaUIIp C::ohapot of~ U.ll8 colonl 1-..d Ill Madr=o' ' .6.99 toUt A.~tu~~~l IIOVeral days last wee~ In Vet: erans' lluatllllton. returned home T.V. & _.DIO .SAl'J-..SERVIa., H · .. ORAND'S ..... .. ... . . T.V. '1 . ' -.,.,;ddllo/1/pw ' POIIIR6Y, OHIO. , \•t ~'I /' ' ·~ .··--·.......... ____ ". ...... ____,._-.... .......__ ,.,.. --.......... _ I.& .. --.... . ..-·-----·I& ,....... lllillll!l....,...,_ . ................ . -.... !........ __ ... ... -,.. moudale with ~ for a v;•ll. · VIncent Broderick who spenl -1 ,J1111Qiffl- -'. "" ,____ Iff t.ill - ... - Ul _ . , . . , . . . . . ......... _ ,. .. . . - . . . . ':· :1_,~ ... _ · UIIIL . ,.;. FIRST.... Alt ,...,,= ·l&tllt · - 2flrt2S ZlfJt , ... ;or. till 1&)11 Iff ...... ' rorllatrii•Scllool·~ ~Mill TOUTRB gan. Bruce · GolhiJ'dl re to Columbus lolooday SJI'III!Ilnl 1 week with bls grandmother. . Mr. IIIII 1llq. Walter man vltlted'·Stturday ~:'!:j W::lb lllr. 81111 Mrs. Joe v mlller. Mr. and Mrs. Amold den vlslted last weekend iD S]ll'iDIIIeld with their dtught.er, Mr. and 14ra. Jerry W..lkor and laJnlzy and other relative.. Mr. and Mrs, Ray Paclc ol Rlchmolldale, Oblo spent oral daya lUI weelr: willl parenll, Mr. and Mrs. Uam Rlgbthause. Mila JlllfJ RJsbthoose retul'lled to Richo little heels! 'lrites on 1ny Jurfa 1 ·.UP . . .. . . . . . . bf,jlo S"' openwork i/Jd sflaps her mother, Mrs. FILT TIP if.! . I& !fir J5 ZlfM MEn.TOIITRIU . =~~~· -~~ WiiiiiW:r -- �f • t • \ !• l .... Tla• Baily Senti#ael •' • • ~ ' BRf:.OWS ' • ~ . • '\, ' r . • ' S--D.Dy Sentinel, Pomero)"lllddleport, 0., AQ(, f, 11M COMMENTATING EDITORIAU Y Space Travel I s Here to Stay ' .' \; ~~~~~~~~~~~11,, 1964-11 . ;;;;;;;;;:;~~ Athens .Walloped 16-6, Eliniinated. Mays Sparks SF· From Legion Tourney By Cincy Nin~ HELEN .H£LP US! Ranger 7's literally smashing success Jy or indirectly with government-supbas given a brief new thrust - emotion- ported space work - a,s scientists. Jd al as well as scientific - toward t b e Citizens and employes, though, it is pro! d' bable that the great majority of them Jive goal of a manned moon an mg by 19 70. In states and are associated with instituWhile it is still not at all certain that lions· or companies that derive financial th1s target will be met, no one can doubt benefits from the space program. In the early days, space funds were that man's fantastic dream of space flight to other worlds is steadily nearing voted out of alarm and enthusiasm and reality. excitement. Today, despite noisy talk in Reaching the moon has been decl~red Congress about sharp scrutiny of t h e a national goaL But despite the national 1pace budget, NASA will again get jull pride in the Ranger flight, the Apollo about what it asked for - ·5.2 billion in moon project is far from being a truly fiscal 1964-65. :mass-supported effort, such as a w a r This is because space research is definwouid be - especially now that the nov· ltely one of the economic-political facts elty 9f rockets and satellites has worn of Iii~ today. The glamor of moon .siow off. has dunmed, but a lot of constituents of Indeed it is far from having the whole- a lot of congressmen now have a downhearted support of the scientific com- to-earth personal interest in the $20-bil· munity. lion-plus moon project. It will not be the first time this -as The American Association for the Advancement of Science recently sent a happened. The monarchs who financed questionnaire to 2,000 members selected the explorers of the New World were at random. more interelled In riches than In gooTo the yes-or-no statement - "The graphical knowledge. Sheer curiosity vital national interests of the United Stat- and love of adventure Inspired the States require that a high priority be giv- , Wrigb Brothers, but the fnnt of their In· en to landmg a man on the m o o n by. venl'ion - commercial air travel _ is 1970"- 62 per cent of the 1,134 scien· strictly business. lists who replied said "No." Space is, as John F. Kennedy said, the While 58 per cent thought that scien· new ocean upon which we must sail, tific knowledge was the most important sooner or later. The moon is but an oft. justification !or the moon program, only shore island, the first port of caD on a 7 per cent could see any military bene- voyage that will occupy the imagination fit from it. Four per cent thought there and energies of generations to come. was not justification 111 all for going to The space sailors of tomorrow will remember only that we set sail for the the moon. Not surprisingly, only 139 of the re- moon around 1970. They won't particuspondents were connected either ditect- larly care why we went. '125c-..;., Giants to 4-1 ATIIENll tUPI) - Defelidlne Mllll In the ftnt IIIII fourth f« four • hit pltcldni. Gt!rald SlClnelnnaU. Budde """" champion Ashtabula and a 2.0 lead llld alter Brldleport kora pve up only Dve hill IU, Porllmoulh elln\1benvltle, last year·s II to H In the fiftll, held looln&. Wadlworth IS-10 llld collide bead-oo Ieday In a to win m Bob Leasure's Ia . - In the to.n' tent Sprlncfleld to the lng of the ooly unbeaten tealrul 7-1. left In tbe double • ellnotnatlm to the Aobllbul• In Ohio American Legion baseball contest, othor lclleduled today pitted "I do !brow olrU:M at lllem. tournament. aplnst Lima and bul lbey olrlke back wtllt Ashtabula blasted out 19 hits 11111 !" qatnst ottawa. · and made the most of nine drew a bye 1ntn the rors by Ottawa for a 22-3 roonp t Wednesday, while Ste,ub<,nvillel afte1110011 l'OIIQd. Loeers of the ~ Portsmouth • Lima and Clncin!queaked by BMdgeport, Z.l, nail-Ottawa 1ames will be ellrn· tbe winners' bracket gameo. · , leaving four teams by Chris Kotila and Don ""'eco, who came to his rellef Iii afte1110011. ~ elghtb when Ottawa scored The Unescores: CIIICIIII Gl$ 000 715-16 17 2 three runs. combined for a 110 010 120- 6 I 3 hitter for Ashtabula as Bob Arnzen, David Helsa IS), BeD pokod a two-run homer Dan Taylor (81 and Ken Selby; the fifth for tbe winners. Paul Ayres, Larry Price <3), Steubenville scored stnale Fred Gibson (7) and Dick Dunca.•t. flnanclne and insurinl ___... _-All:--.. Win Over Mets your next car :r... a. ." srszx ,._ • ---·-·- LL ea a k es v;•lClOry Top Golfers to Represent U. S. In Two Events I may save you up to Ph-- CAROLL ~ S~EN 4Jo Hodfo- ort.. Galllooll., Ohle ANOTHER WEEK OF GREAT SAVINGS Clearance SUMMER SPORT COATS Values to 24.95 Sale 12.95 ALL OTHER SPORT COATS _ Reduced 14 One Group Nationally Advertised BANLON SHIRTS Val. to6.95,sale 6.95 2 for 13.00 Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ----- ----- ly DOROTHY KILGALLIN IDEAL FOR BACK TO SCHOOLI SPORT SHIRTS SALE! , v.r.,.. Gossip In Gotham Meyer Levin, author of "CompuJ. sion", has negotiated a deal to write the story of Jack Ruby, who killed Lee Harvey Oswald, President Kennedy's alleged as.<assin. He'll interview Ruby and others connected with his life in Chicago those who know about the "neighbor· hood mfluence" - as well as people who chummed with him in Dallas before the crime Washington insiders hear that an unusually large contingent . of private pobcemen are being engaged to protect Barry Goldwater from the threats he's received. The experts will he more than surprised if Sen. Goldwater /1as to waste much breath debating PresJdent Johnson on television: they regard LBJ as far too smart to tread anywhere near the trap Richard Nixon fell into when "- was a "cinch" to win against john f. Kennedy. Can anyone recall when the star of one Broadway musical ever recorded the hit song of another current and competIng show? Steve Lawrence has done just that - waxed the big tune "People " from Barbra Strelsand's "F'Ilnny Girl".' . runny _rumor, that one about Jerry Lew· '" buYing the famous Grauman's Chin· ese Theatre in Hollvwood. But with Jer· ry, you never can tell; It's completely in character, if he can swing the deal .. .. Leslie Caron's ex-husband, Geordie Hormel, is romancing actress Claudia Hall, who used to be married to socialite Wil· !Jam "Wid" Wat10n. · • • 2.65·2 for $5 v.r.... Sale 2.95 to 5.95 Solo 3.75 2 for $7 4LL .SUMMER SLACKS REDUCED! Downie-Gross Mal'!' Leque Laaden COMFORTABLY AIR-CONDITIONED POMEROY • I ·., ',. '' ' -.- ' ']·, . .... ·l :."' NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ,, ' I . - ·... ~~MI>Ii1HIE~E: RENTED ~• BUNa<ILOW '''- MOM HAD POP AND THE KIPS PIJT tN MOST 01' 1HEIR .--• TIME TIDYIN6 ANO Yov Tell Us What You Will Trade Fori '., \ • ---"' " - '' WEEK NOW t• Q - After birth of two hablea, 1 could salt ~ my fOC!CI WithoUt ing waift- but after ·the baby l 101 waterloga!d canv·take -., silt ·Why tbja? ' . ,t:r;.. n. i'ettntloio of ftuld b) ,..U,'IIMUel (eden\a) b6 the reiUlt ol ·it ldl.ea• In l'ral)elsh, J your heart, lddneys or JlYer or f~ -·-·-6taql .. -·~-·'. , ,. . ,,.., , CQMPlETE INVENTORY TO CHOOSE FROM NOW j .··' ~ . ' ; e Gal1xies • Must•nas • Fairl1nes ·;. ' •. ·. I ., ,,_ '· >J .•' i'HEY'VE. BEEN 8ACKHOOEA '' Give Us A Try Before You Trade Ill ; .-~-' ,..' ,,·~' .,..~ FI:XJSHIN(;r 1HE " I BERMUDA SHORTS, I group, Now ~ price SWIM, men's & boys' Red11ced V3 STRAW HATS Reduced ~ SUMMER SLACKS, I lot, val. to 7.95 Sale 4.95 .... 'THIN6 IS STILL WfiERE 'THEY DIJMPel) IT!! V•lues to 4.00 ----- ----- ' ~i ' ANO E.VERY· I SALE! ONE LOT SUITS Values to 39.95 - - - - - Sale 24.50 Values to 55.00 Sale 37.50 Values to 65.00 Sale 42.50 Dave Kapp, the disc executive. refus· ed permission for Louis Armstrong to record "Hello, Lyndon!" as . a political parody of his big hit "Hello, Dolly" in be· half of President Johnson. Nightclub owners agree on the recent Shriners' convention In New York. They weren't the biggest spenders who ever hit town, but they were the best· behaved conventioneer. this nei~hbor­ hood has seen in quite a few years . Joe Levine is g<Jing to spend enoueh mo. ney opening "A House Is Not a Home" to start a real-ltfe housing development. OIMPsiTE. •• •• to l.SO ·. " O( eStation Wagons eFalcons eConvertlblll eTru~ks For A Better Deal- 6ft A Go.le Deal • e �---·- -·~ - .... ~__..... ---- . .. ---------------Bo Mason Personal ---------teoded Hartford Long . ttom , ~~~~~~~..;'l'!' ..,....,. ;~ I .. -..-.... ..• r..-. •>4 '"'' ' . ,. _. __,_ __ •••• I the Bnbn Ci.lmedolll 1 Dallkl at (lreenbrlAr'Ho~ _!ld~ · Miles Childress • .,...t Odd Fellows Lodge ..... .,. . · PT. PLEASANT - AD electwo weeb witb Mr. 111111 ~Mr Ill( liP U!io GlhM wbe tloll of officers and fprmulat- Annual Picnic Set Bucl tgncalcle af'ty;;aj w. v•. Mr. 1114 Mr.. Evtml Duel0 spent weoli"~ VII" 1ug plano of an acUva countyreturned to liiJ b<lme reetlllly. l4iu ~- lluddine, Mr. ' IJibla• a.e~~ · ~ . . wide organizatioo will be the PT. PLEASANT - 'llle an. Mr. MOl Mrs, Bob ~ ~ .11 " "" noo••...., ll ! ' ~lefl Ill ..._ highlights of a meetlllg af the nual picnic of lite Point Pleas. nounce the blrtb of I ~. . - :r;?erf-;1!~ Blblt CIPI 111111 ...... Mason County llepublicao Wo· ant Odd Fellowa Lodge will be Mr. all!! Mrs. Elm~;ns T811)1ll1 Lynn, at ~.Gtaer- ~M:,'u!nn of Gtol!e Bumiardner t!le elc~ ehlftb ~~~~ !l"'iid' -,..-e tollt. · men's Club at 7:30 p. m. on held at Krodel Part I!Unday, are llliiiOUilClnl· the .• al HqspllaL Grandp8renta ,are • ' J Sunda)' , held 1jle(f montbly '1""'...,., ,• : , · Thursday evening at the Masoo August 9, beginning at noon, :" ~~ :C~elll~ ~:~ Mr. MOl lo!~- . Mn. f ·a e i'h ~=~~~.:~.:!t. ean' the church social rooms. II Wlll MrJ. Rot Cooper af · CineCounty Courthouse, Mrs. J. G. Members 01 the soster lodge, · • · D nam . of Doreu ·~ Mr. and .!Irs. . , . · Wblle · ~~eM they vlsHed with tNlJ flra ·~ In -~~ lallit 'l'ilf the ~ 01. ber F' Johnson, presidenl o1 the Orpha Rebekah Lodge No. 210, W~sley · Paternal grand Woodrow Hall. Great. grandpat- Spending · ..Vera! daya with ~ ~. who 11 recqp, lllCHitbl. IJuti1!1 tb~ • busl,tn 14rlo: DciDald A. SID!th, county GOP women, urges all are invited vith their families parents are Mr. andandMrs. S:,~ .ents are Mr. and lolls. Mlles Nellie Cozart were Mr; from major surgery. lielslon various ·pl.,. for · tbtl Mr. lllil Mit- W~ Glbbl · members and interested per- as well as members ol ' the Pickens, Syracuse · M11111and Childress, Mrs. Albert .::line and son, 1. • • . • .nlic ebureh were diJcutllied.' lito. ucJ- dlll&btot, Mlril)'tl, aDd ) sons to attend tonight's meet- Junior Lodge. An invitation al- :ra.~=n~reol Iibany . . and Mrs, Kenneth CIJne Mr. aDd _Ws. Osc:_, W ~. Bess SDiltb~ Mri. ·s,ue ·~ Mils BetV KellJ'; -.llf!ted Mr. 8 ing. so has been extended to the M nd M Jack , M Off' 'al• son ol Beaver Falls, Pa., :"~ ~ Ins were lioo., lor 'lite mm- ·~.~- ~KidnJJhNl 1n4J ,..;......iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=IIPomeroy, Ohio, lodge to share Guests of r. a rs. 8800 ICJ ~ Mr. and Mn. Sanford Cour~ · 'llley servld refrtsbmeoll (IUUUY In -a•w5 • • • in the picnic. Fam,ilies are Wolfe over a recent weekend Get Invitation Lorain, onr the weokand with during the aoelal hour to Ilia. MOl Mr. ~ : ·: J..,b ; LaeDEEp D0 WN asked to bring lupch baskets. were Mr. and Mrs. MarUn . . and Mn- R, T. Blessing. · Mail:ull TrooJb, Mrs. ~ - . Jr., In N . ' · , New Dessert. soft drink;, and coffee Pickens and MelVIn of East Liv- POINT PLEASANT - Mason Edltb Osbol'll of Keno MaMord Blen'DI. Pt. P~• Fl Ids Mrs Edna Wayland orli and attend the' World'• will he furnished. A sbort pro- erpool, Mrs. Dora Wolfe, Mr. County ofllcials, County Clerk Ethel Chevaller and rislted witb Mr. and Mrs. ~- 8eas Mrs. J~ F,Jr ,to NeW York City, gram and entertainment will be and Mrs. Paul Wolfe and Paula L. W. Getty; Clreult Clerk, : oo Sunday evenlng. Slolle, Mra. Myde McKnlgbl, .'l'bursl!aY afternoon sueats of held in the afternoon. and Mrs. Edna Fosrer. Howard Schultz, and commls- Visiting Mr. ~ Mrs. Mr. and loin. Dlle !lGulb and ~ Eatber McKn!Jht MOl Mr. and l\lrl. Jamb McKnight Mr. and Mn. Chester Durst !loners Ivan Bush, J. A. Yates wel'e Evecett II o o p or, Donna, Belle Glade, Florida, Helen RU'fle were Mrs. Luella · ·stewa~.,~ Pleasaat Valley Hospital of Niles were weekend guests son and Everett BlsseR have New Cumberland, Dr. Morgan, Roush. of Ml.!sisli!J'Pl are Mrs. A• .Keith McClung Jr. daughters, MarilyD. ·~ Jiidj, ADMITTED - Mrs. Ralph of Mr. and Mrs. Russeil Roush received lnvltatlons from Pres!and Mr. and Mrs. DaDwith Mr Roush s moth- MOl 1011; Ales, . of Charleslon of Covina, Calilomll, .,ufl\lrl, Oiler, Vinton: Ronnie Clifford, and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. dent and Mrs. Johnson to at- lei Wolfe of East !Jverpool. Clera Roush. T be 1 spent a week 1n Hartford and James Stewart MOl daugbter., Pl. Pleasant; Ro8er McDade, Herbert Roush and Roger and tend a reeeptkm 011 the White Mr. and Mn. Clarence Bar· bere ~ attend tho funeral Mason wblle· Ll, McClung at Becky, of Newark, ~hlo. ' Leon; Mrs. Owen Dalton,.Hog- Mr. and Mn. Dorsa Parsons. House lawn August II at e:30 nett of Tuppen P~ and Kay Earl Roush in Pomeroy. tended NaJIOllll Guard camp. Mr. Rlll'l')' Glbbl _.. visiUna sett; Danny Ray, Jackson: Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Durst ol p. m. and girl friend of Col- Mr. aDd Mh. Homer 'lllelss Mr. and Mrs. Willuim Smltb his daughter, Mr. and·Mrs. Jack Fred Dur.!t, Leon. Leon Route 2, and Mrs. Hobart Tile President and Mrs. umbus were vlsiUng Mr. and and Mrs. Wllllam Elkins went and da'1811ter Iii Clnclnnatl W""' Frye in Cheater, W- Va. DISCHARGED - Mrs. Arch- Cilck of Mt. Alto called on son will be boats at l;he .-p- Mrs. Norman Weber. Beckley ou ~day ~ visit recent· 'guests of Mn. Donald Mr. and Mrs. BerDhart Lei' le Whitt, Pl. Pleasant: Cheryl Mrs. Herbert Roush and Roger Uon lor county olllculls from Mr. and Mrs. Guy_ Evans ol with Mn. Elltlns brotber wbe A. Smith. 1 nor spent a weel!ead with b,ll Ann Whitt, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. recently. througbout the United States. Logan and Cora Smith of N~ - Is reportedly ill. Mrs. Don!lld Smltb and ADD parenls, Mr. MOl Mrs. - ~e Romie Mayes and daughter, Co- Recent weekend guests of The local officla1a will be at- sonvllle spent tbe weekend_Wltb Miss LeHa Wright of Chicago 111m apent 1 week with ber B. Lerner. , DeMs=• lumbus. Mrs. Miles Childress were Mr. tending the NaUonal Assocla- Mr. and Mrs .. Fred Larkins. returned bome on Tuesday If· family, 'l'be Buffmans, In Ron- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ed1''!11'dJ• Defllder BIRTHS _ Mr. and Mrs. and 'Mra. John Williams and Uon ol County Offleers. Cora Swan ts now at the ter visiUng several days wltb eeverte. She wu joined by her of Waldo,, Ohlo, Mr. and MJ'II. Ralph Oiler, Vinton, a dauglot- family, Frank Childress of Brew- will tbe 29th annual conferenee home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert a!Ster, Miss lleasle Wrtgbt. busband Sabtrday and they at- Roberl Rioe •nd Miss ·, Maey1 . Slll•arsillle er. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Dalton, ster. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Kin- to be held In Wasbingtan, D. C. of Keno. Mrs. Frank F1nnlettm a • d Brannon of Pt. Pleasant w~ Hogsett, a daughter. caide of Lansing, W. Va., Mr. August I - 12. Patty Sletbem Is a paUeot family are vlsiUog her husband , recent sabtrday evenlng guest.i and Mrs Louis Be!dota and at Children's Hospital, ColumLorain, where he Is employ- and son of the Zusp~ AddiUon of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cl'IIOJP. BLACK WIDOW SPIDER Louis Jr., of Boston, Mass., ARRAIGNED bus. will be moving 1n the oear fu- Mr. Walter Smltb Is critia:JThe poisonous black widow Mrs. Woodrow Hall and !ami- I PT. PLEASANT_ Mr. and Mrs_ Lester UtUe, Recent gnesta of Mw S u t ture to CllfloD Forge, Va. where 1y ill at his homo. . spider can be recognized In ly, Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Haney In JusUce of Peace Court A. CoolvHle, and Mr. and Mrs. C. Lehew and Jake Hartenbacb be Is flllllloyed. Mr. and Mrs. Guests recenUy of Mr_. . and that the body is glossy black, and family of Carpenter. M Goodwin on vll'ioua charges W. Taitt of Little Hocking vis- were Miss Jeanne Hlnes, Jobn Sisson of Pomeroy have Mrs. J. M. Crump were, 1Mr. with a red hour-glass-shaped Joyclen Taylor ol Bashan re- · . lDg M Zo Frankfort !ted Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bab- Columbua~ Mr. and Mrs. Eel purchased tbe property and '!'ill and Mrs. Robert Crump of • Complotelr ,..lot -•tlor>·~ cock. Hines, MISS Frede Grueser all move bero. Pl. Pleasant. pump and motor are entirely mark on lh'e underside ol the oenlly spent a weekend with ~";;,., a ~ abdomen and sometimes it Marsha Moran. Uon tic~~ H W Slanley Mr. and Mrs. Zero of Minersville, Mr. and Mrs. IUbm.erted under water iD the has tiny red 'spots along ' the Charles Gloeckner of Onta~o, Roan~, ,io :Dd fall~ were visiting Mr. and Mrs. ErHelling and , 80n. welL eOutl+•••llng .,., fcalhance mlddl 1 the back. canada, spent a weekend With to ha -"-Je under' nest Wyatt oJ Chester. Lenler, all of Martw Fer• 0 ve •"""' M and M Ted 0 proved b7 ruued, 6 months' field test-under all well con:ch.: ~ r.Janet Bls~~ll of . and Mrs. Ernest McCoy dillono. Delton WoocUey Fowler vacatlon!D& with relatives s_on, Kent, Mtauu, Fl~rida • No priming, no pit, ne 11ump G flO and Is ' visiUng her sisters, Missel houN - save~ up to $110.00 on b rove, ehi __ _.C::: • Mrs. Ethel Hndell and Mr. Ivy and Lessie Sleeth. lnltalliltlon. . ave v c10 ,...... coolro1; Mrs. Joe Woods ol Pitts- On Wedoesday the group 180 Wals<lll, Kanauga, $$ and , Pa., were visiting Ethel will visit in Cbarleston with 0. WELL DRILLING costs, Improper parking;, r. Sleeth and on Sabtrday rislt-ARRANGED. ald Rlchard Bogp, Bidwell, '10 Dora Pierce called on Mr. and wllh Mr. and Mrs. · VIrgil Everything Complete and oosls, defeedye equip- Mrs. Zero Pierce, and daughter, Mary J811ment; IV811 H. Ntcholu, Or- Larry R. Lee of Long 1n lluntboJton. rna, $!0 and cools, !allure 1" has returned home after cUnner guesta of Mr. have vehlcle under CODirol; weeks of visiting b1s Mra. Jobll ·Roach and son War;en Gates Croy, · F I o Y Arthur Mayes of Mr. and Mrs. Burton WilliBID Mayes, Sblrley Ohl . Mr --• M n----' Marvin Lepor~ each $tO o, and David Lee - ~.. rs. <>enunu ts. cbar cit erville. an of Mansfield, Oblo; WY:I-5121 ~s on ges Mr. and Mrs. C8rl 81ld Mrs, L. D. Webb, LeN. 2nd A... Middleport, 0. on. son, Larry, of Baoban Falls, Ohlo, Mr. and Mrs. tbe Nice reunion 110ar Randolpb, Paulette and LOW COST, BIG JALUE MAIIIUAGE APPIJCANT!I Suilday, Auaull 2. ¥ae, Letart, W. Va. and FRIGIDAIRE REFRiiERATOII PT. PLEASANT Charles Lee, who has and Mrs. Lawrence R. Wakefield Byrne, 18, Pl. Pleas- working in Columbus, wltb and chUdren, Letart. • !56-lb. , _ chMt. an~ MOl William Gnade, 22. Gas Company, Yilllld hll Mr. and Mrs. John Roach 1114 • Full..,ldth HydiiW for .. . Mldland Park, New York, have Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee of 81ld her father, L a frulll, ~ - ~loa. · • Roomy otorQ6 door. made a~Uon . for • shan over the weekead. attended ~ . Wolfe mm,•,141-l"'(:hlll~•.-: ; ; ut,v, rlage llcense 1n lite office -VIolet "lliui'"'-~ a~ New-Haven Park INI·Sun' the County Cieri!:. . WRONG TEAM 1114 Mrs. Dolulld Beever Masoo'o Tlsers will play SUIT FILBD and Cllfloo (CIIW) WEB8TER'S Ui11E11 8001 1 PT. PLEASANT A clvll 7:30 p. m, ou Sunday, Auguat t 'l1lf "Blue - Backed ~ action bas been filed In the in the lib: • team toumament a11o was eomplled by . --·-·-·.---:: , ioffice of the Clreull Clerk atylby the Muon ";;;Jt;~oiWwe;;;beter, who prepared the ed Micbsel p. CottrUI VI, Jacklloostarl. It wu 8 "American DICtionson R, Rouab, Leonard Krebs, ea1d earlier tllat ol the Engllsh language." Rousb II Krebs, Taaco, 21115 Columbia · and Cbeshlre speller, which aold about JacbOn AvertUe, Pt Pleasant. be combined u one tealn. mWlon copies in a eent!D'Y. I r MIDbLEPORT, 0. The action tOIICertlll ladebted- ever, Cbelhlre'l Ynkboldl the record a' America's . I ness In the amount of ,1,340. at 5:30 p. m., • lime bestseller, next ~ on Sunday, AulUll Blbla. A1TEND SERVICES Middleport residents wf1o attended graveside servlceo T~ tbe late Ferry RUe at the CheWomen's Winter comfort is right at shire Gravel IDU Cemetery on eBUDGET your finger-tips. It takes Tuesday were Mr. and Mra. PLANS SEAMUSS HOSE Chorles McEihl111ly, G le n n Pay Qlh Pay Leu only o phone call to insure Lambert, Edltb Forrest, Mr. Mn. Noab Hl!klna, Mr. ePROMPT Sav• On Back prompt delivery of fuel oil and and Mrs. Geo11e SERVICE To School Shoes ' Mrs. Shirley Mil1l. Mrs. any time, any weather, pr. ' AUGUST 7 and 8 Seines, Mrs. Bertha Arcloer. and Mr1. Lawrence Bing. Mr. Rife died at his home !II Gl'ee1lo · Men's- ~ys' field saturday morning. Be Boys' I was a realdent of Middleport several years ago when be GLOVE LEATHER DREss FLATS was employed at the Middle' purl Post Office. t-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mldt!leport, o ., Aua. e, GOP WOMEN MEET 1~ Apple Grove Society Notes ~::'••~ol'lll 1114 Society News .. SOCie • ty N t'es J:. no ·- "'reo.., • bu; ' Th·is ·Annual · Sale Even~ Starts Tom~rrow, Friday At 9 a·. ' u.;, ill"". .; . .- ' R Kell, VALUE I ,.., .... •••••Fn = '"ir..t eosb '::i... FOREMAN & ABBOTT I IGGER BARGAINS! • ·~ $119 HEAT evou JUST CALL FOR COMFORT. AUGUST · . White Colored 72x99 - - - - - - - - - 1.69 1.99 72xl08 1.79 2.09 llx99 1.79 2.09 81xl08 1.89 2.19 Full Flttad 1.89 1.99 Twin Fittad 1.79 1.89 Colored, PAIR, 1.00 PILLOW CASES, white - - - - - - pair 88c Unble1ched Muslin, 5 yds. $1 HOPJ MUSLIN - - - - - 4 yds. $1 I' . Selen iOO% Foam or Kapok BEB ;,~~LOWS - - - - - - - - - pr. $2 New FfJI · CORDO,OY; 111 shades - - - - - yd. 66c • Speclel •Purchase S•l•l PORCH ..,GS, 27x54;77c - - - 3'x5', $1 i1le1 ·' ·e SALE FOR LADIES e SALE FOR CHILDREN SPORTSWEAR CLEARANCEI Stretch Socks- Colors end White INFANTS 4 prs. 77c Fancy Tops- Sizes 4 to 6V2 ANKLETS---- - - - 3 prs. $1 hncy Tops- Sizes 6 to BY.t ANKLETS----:----- 4 prs. $1 lnfents - Siies 4 to 6Y.t BOBBY SOX - - - - - 4 prs. $1 White Ribbed Top - Sizes 6 to 11 ANKLETS __ 4 prs. $1 SKIRTS Childrens Sportswear Sale 3 Women's-Children's OUR TRUCKS ARE • • • EQUIPPED WITH TWO-WAY RADIO CREPE $OLE FOR BmER, QUICKER, MORE EFFICIENT SERVICEI ::,:- 10' far • 1 $'lii.OO Society Notes Mr. and Krs. Barry nl Pori Clinton 'rillted ter, Mrs. HatUe Frreedelderlolck!l< cently. Henry Spencer II lmpi'OVfJCI !rom a recent Ulness. Mr. and Mrs. Dorlel Babcock ct. Otsego IP!DI lite with his craDdJ*'OIIII, Mr. Mn. C. A. Babeoclr. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Spet~eerj of Port Clinton, apent end with Mr. and Mrs. Hei.ry, I Spencer. Mro. Lawrence DeGroot, fo.ll!Or Mary Spencer, and dauibters of Fountain, retumed to · tbelr home dl nlgbt lltet ....,q wjtjl J-.i~jlll"!DDI. · Mr. and Mioa. Helirf· ~· . Mr. and lira. 1~111 Wii4Jd· MOl li;riny of Pomeroy risl\1111, Mr, and loin- Norman f'rederict a recent -evenln1. · · w:S. Home Owned-It Operated You~l Ute Our Service . Jlhon. WY 2-2101 Mr.~ Mn. Ellaer~ == cl. Port Clinton sponl a.' with hla brother. Mr. and Mn. _ _.,Chari., Babcock. •J ' Shhs •OXfonls · ·· pr. *5·00 pr. . · ,..,,. ........ Oxftrti.:L...s s ' ' ... I ; ·~ t ,. • _e;,_ ,, TENNIS ,Ox(oRDS · 2 pr. $5.00 1 ; $A..OO ' S'-· *5.,.00' pr.IS:~~=~!!!!!!!!;::!~·-:'v.:l:.o~t~ll~lo· ,.. ,.,,,.,n BOys .... ·' _;: j . ; ,, t.· • ,___._ ., 1 ' • ,,, _,i~,. $2,~ i . ,',. ,.. ;w Regular Regular Regular Regular Sale, yd. 77c CHINO CLOT~, regular 1.00 _ S1le, yd. 66c SAIL CLOTH; l'egul•r 79c DENIM, regul. 79c PERCALiil regular 49c & 39c _ Sale, ycl: '50c Sale, yd. 50c Sale, 3 yds. $1 I . BATH TOWELS . '' •' I .••REG•. $~99 .- . .: ' • :<:t-1 ~11'1· ,.,..,, ";'' -~ SUMMER DRESS CLEARANCE! Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular 5.00 5.00 4.66 4.00 Panta, reg. 3.95, 3.33-Shlrts, reg. 2.91 _ Pants; reg. 2.98, 2.44-Shlrts, reg. 2.29 - SWIM - 9.88 Regular 3.98 Regular 2.98 Regular 1,98 lj).&l HOBNAIL BEDSPREADS ,SaleJ ·,. 38c Pr. 'l 8·8c, t ' ' ., ~N~- ~~ .I' ' pr. 1.66 \·.' POPU~ ~D 5c CANDY I • \' '•' Slil! BAitS \ f'• • 6 ·., ·~- ,. '· ..., . 41 • sc, .n;,. ; ·~. ~~i:;·l ' I ., .. .· ~ular 1.00 _ _ 77c dar. Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular Regular 7.9S, 5.95, 4.95, 3.98, 2.98, 1.98, 4.99 now - - - - - - - - now - - - - - - - - - - 3.99 now - - - - - - - - - 2.99 now--- - - · - - - - 2.66 now - - - - - - - - - 1.99 now - - - - - - - - - 1.66 Infant•' Organdy SUN DRESSES ~~i& $,.00 Girls "Carole#~' COTTON PANTIES 2-16 3 f $1 BASEMENT SPECIALS L•dies' QUILT BATTS - - - - · - - - - 88c Ladies' Summer Shoe Sale S1le I.9B Your Choke Stl• Blouse Hangers 1nd Skirt Hangers _ ea. 77c GLASS SUGAR & CREAMER - - - - ea. 9c GLASS DESSERT DISHES _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 for 25c PALMOLIVE OR COLGATE SHAVING CREAM----- ea. 19c METAL WASTE BASKETS - - - - - ea. 77c Girls' Summer DRESSES REDUCED! Regular 1.98 - - - - - SALE 88c Regul1r 2.98 SALE I.99 Regular 3.98 SALE 2.66 •\ GIRLS' DRESS SALE ! Mountain Mi¥ Rev. 2. 98 KING SALE 1.91 SALE 1.66 SALE 1.00 SALE 1.00 SALE 1.00 . SALE 88c SALE 88c SALE 39c SALE 2.44 SALE 1.91 SALE 1.66 SALE 1.33 SALE 1.00 SALE lie SALE 1.66 SALE 1.33 SALE 88c SALE 1.91 SALE 1.66 SALE 1.66 SALE 1-66 SALE 1.00 SALE 1.44 SAL-E 1.00 SALE 1.00 SALE 77c Clearance! Ladln JAMAICA SHORTS - - - - - - - now 77c Regular 39c LADIES' PANTIES, tllH 5·10 - - - 3 pr. $1 Special! Ladles' PLASTIC RAINCOATS, aNt. color• - - - $1 Reg. 4.95 - - - - - - - S1le 3.00 Reg. 3. 95 Sale 2.44 10 for $1 FAMOUS, WOM'HI~GTON ~~:.'E. ' ~~ _, SHORTS, REGULAR 2.98 SHORTS, REGULAR 1.98 SHORTS, REGULAR 1.69 SHORTS, REGULAR 1.59 SHORTS, REGULAR 1.39 SHORTS, REGULAR 1.19 SHORTS, REGULAR 1.00 SHORTS, REGULAR 59c SHORT SETS, REGULAR 3.98 SHORT SETS, REGULAR 2.98 SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.98 SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.79 SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.29 SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.00 PEDAL PUSHERS, REGULAR 1.98 _ _ PEDAL PUSHERS, REGULAR 1.79 _ _ PEDAL PUSHERS, REGUL.AR 1.19 _ SLACKS. REGULAR 2.98 SLACKS, REGULAR 2.29 SLACKS. REGULAR 1.98 CULLOTTES, REGULAR 1.98 SUN SUITS, REGULAR 1.29 BLOUSES, REGULAR 1.98 BLOUSES, REGULAR 1.69 BLOUSES, REGULAR 1.49 BLOUSES, REGULAR 1.00 3 for 66t Lad in', Men's, Children'• BEACH SANDALS ---~--- pr. 25c Sale 2.66 Sale 1.99 Sole 1.66 GOLF 'BA'LLS ~llPN 4,44 ··., pt. "'"'·"'~-·). AVA~~~~~ ,~qAP ~'3 . ~ -1Qc;_ 5.44 5.99 6.66 8.88 COTTON HALF SLIPS - - - - - 2 for 88c SPeciall Boys' 13% oz. WESTERN DUNGAREES - - - pr. 1.99 ,, Closeoutl MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS, values to 3. 95 _---- _ ., ' Special Salal LADIES' BLOUSES, Men's MUNKE FACE WORK GLOVES_ 2 pr. $1 fiRST QUAUTY ' · SEAMLE$S .. .' · ' ====::==== MEN'S HANDKI!RCHIEFS Filii si2e spreads designed to bring new beauty to your bedroom. Fully wasltafle spreads in assorted colors. See · t~fllll now! 1 ldoUi.AR· SIZE ' Salel Featurol LADIES' BRAS TRUNKS Closeoutl BOYS' BERMUDA SHORTS, 6 to 16 _ 2.99 . 8.95 - - - - - - - - - 9.95 - - - - - - - - - 10.95 - - - - - - - - - 12.95 Reg. 3.95, an ufe a t - - - - - - - - 3.33 Reg, 2.98, on sale at 2.77 1.77 Rag. 1.98, on sale at Fruit. Of The Loom UNDERWEAR FOR MEN 1nd BOYS Cle1rancel Men's & Boys' P~ulor Shode.s. 8% to H •. · Regular Regular Regular Regular sale $1 TWQ-I'I'EAR GUARANTEE! SELF-SEAM NYLONS CLEARANCE! LADIES' SWIM SUITS 2.44 1.88 Sale! ELEC. BLANKETS fULL, Dual Control 1.00 7.00 5.00 3.66 2.77 1.98 Sale! LADIES' NEW FALL BLOUSES MEN'S UNDER SHIRTS 3 lor 1.45 3 for 2.05 MEN'S T.SHIRTS MEN'S BRIEFS and BOXER SHORTS _ 3 for 2.05 BOYS T-SHIRTS 3 lor 1.45 BOYS BRIEFS 3 for 1.45 FULL, Single Control 14.95 and 13.95, n o w - - - - 11.95 and 10.95, now 9.95, 8.95, 7.95 and 6.95 valuft, now 5.95 and 4.95, now 3.50 Valuas, now 2.98 Values, n - ME ..'S WORK CLOTHING WORK UNIFORMS TWIN, Single Control - - - - - - - - 1.88 ' now now now now Now 2.99 Now 1.99 Now 1.66 Clearancel Ladies' 12.95 & 13.95 MOHAIR SWEATERS now 7.88 ,..., I Regular 3.98 - - - - - - - - Regular 2.98 Regular 1.99 Reg. 3.9_, 2.99 . • Reg,,l.V8 _ _ 1.99 Regular 1.98 Values Now 1.50 c EACH •' Values------Values Values Values 14 Pain Only-Men's MOLESKIN PANTS, 29 to 33 Reg. 1.39 · .A 7.95 7.50 6.9, 5.95 Now 1.66 SLACKS ALL SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS AND KNIT SHIRTS REDUCED! ·Sale r Kinq Size . I : Narrow- Medium Regular 1.99 - - - - - - - - MEN'S WASH 'N WEAR DRESS PANTS This Aug. Sole TERRY CLOn4, regul1r 1.00 . ' KNEECAPPERS e SPECIALS FOR MEN SAUl DRESS MATERIALS Women'~ · Regular 4.98 - - - - - - - - Now 3.00 Now 1.99 Regular 2.98 - - - - - Regular 1.98 - - - - - - - - Now 1.66 Argyle Socks - Sizes 7 to 19 BOYS - - - - - - - - 4 prs. 58c , HOSE SALE ' JAMAICAS Stretch White - sizes 9 to 11 CREW SOX - - - - - 3 prs. $1 Twister- Sizes 8 to 11 BOBBY SOX - - ----- 2 prs. $1 Bobby Socks - Sizes 7 to II GIRLS _ _ __ 4 prs. 77c DISH CLOTHS 99C . la.etball ·. SPORT SH()ES •. •. OXFORDS ~ SHOES Oakllill ! - AT ROUSH'S $1-00 Regular 5.95 - - - - - - - - Now 3.99 Regular 3.98 - - - - - - - - Now 2.99 Now 1.99 Regul.- 2.98 ----~-­ Regular 1.98 - - - - - - - - Now 1.66 Sale I •. WASH \CLOTHS l_ llg :;: Shopping Days Dollar Days YNOW! BACK-TO·SCHOOL esoCKS SALE e Sale! DOMESTICS •• DAN RIVER SHEETS I WITH ••. ER '11DDLEPORT DEPT. STORE IS OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M.-SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. . ' . ~ ' ~ . Regular 5. 95 Regular 7.95 SALE 3.88 SALE 4.99 9-VOLT TRANSISTOR RADIO BAnERIES ___ - - - - 23c 200 PIECE STATIONERY S E T - - - - - 2 for $1 FAMOUS BISSELL WAX RWOVER ------qt..-68c HANOV CLEANER FOR CHROME & SILVER - - - · - - - e a . 44t COVERED ALUMINUM PIE PANS ea••1 �.. -- ---··. .... -...-. - - .. .. - - - - - - - ·- _,,__,...,.......... . _ _ ... ...,..,""<: · ~ ' ' ••J ' 'I I i IOC: ~ ~~ ~ &-Dilly Sentlm!, Pomeroy-1\flddleport, 0 .. AUf. tl, 19M llivetNewt .0.. ""dlllp: and Mr. ond Mn. WUIIam Swa&zel and son, Jim. t etm ned Mainly About People In Pomeroy home Tuesday evenh!a after 1 Ariftwton, Va. • served holltea •Mrs. John .Roacb,' w..kend villi 11 with Lt. Col. and Ml'l. Tn Myers and son. , Mr. and Mrs. JOl'l'f Haaolar of .white Hall •lilted reetnUy with Mr. and Mrs. HilTY Kel• Mr and Mrs. ~ora• Menrle •er of Minersville. ond son have rotumed to thPir I Mrs. Ralph Butchor or Colhom@ in Rochester. Pa . aflf"r umbus and Mrs. Vivian John& ~Pveral daye visit with Mr. l !'on of Pomeroy, vtalted a day and Mrs. Elias StiiPs. last week with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Walter W2lkf'r spent Harry Kelaer. Sunday aflemoon with Mr. and Charles Grueser returned ~~ rs F:llas Stiles. homo Tuesday from Melp Gtt>Mr. and Mrs. Ted lies and eral Hospital llld Is improvtn1, daughter. Mo\11e. of Sabina. Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan were weekend guests of his were Wednesday vlliton In '' ~ istf'r and brolher·in-law. \1r . Parkersburg, W. Va . and Mrs. C. J. Struble. , MIDD PERS SENT eld .\~Jr . and Mrs. Eslie Mossman Miss Judy Kerns has re. !ptonl the weektond In New<~rk turned to her home In Colurn" 'lth their daughter and son- in- bus, Ga . af~er spending sever. law. Mr and Mr:o: . Oonald Mor- · ill weeks wtth her grandmoth· ~~m and son. 1 er,. Mra. William Robson. Judy Hick Ca mpbell uf Canton, for· ' Will accompony Mr. and Mrs. mt>rl~· of Ponlf•roy. is the gues t, Chester R~ce and family, who uf Mike Mulford , 1\thens Road . nn• returnma to their home in Mr . .a nd Mrs. Fred Swntzr! At.lanta, Ga., after a visit here ~ 1 with his parentlll. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rice and other relatives . Mrs. Stanley E. Potter and sons. Kyle and Eric, have re· turn('d to their home in Encino. Self·Winding, Waterproof • Calif. , after spendlna: three weeks with her parents. Mr. Watches ' and Mrs. Charles McElhinny . i Her parents took them to Cr;l. umbus where they boarded a jel for Ihe trip home. UNDERGROUND STORAGE - It is reassuring to those "'ho heat with t b h · ' , Week•nd guests of Mr. and Oh1o Fuel Co. stora&e field, shown on the .. map, whicb 1lhe ~ 0 , I Mrs Jam•s Johnson. Jr. and a >teady supply durmg the winter months. The arrow points .to the new development in ~b.l ;d ., t ~~~c. fam ily were Mr. and Mrs. Ro- storage areas of the gas company's pipeline system are sholl n. a coun Y· er 1 , bert Wells and chlldren of 1 __ : Bucyrus. Sunday the group en- . R k V h h - -~~·- ~ , . .d . m oano e, a., w f're e was [ C nd G· JO~~r :nn~u;:;r~ a~~~~:ll A~~: recently transfem<L T h e y ~ ra pare~ts IVe Inch ond children have had as Will move there durmg August. I Farewell Danner ! their guests this week her Mrs. E. M. Wood and Mr<. A farewell dinner was given I twin SISter, Mrs. Sherman Hick· Betty Cline ere .attending the ISunday lor Billy Hellman at i : 1 erson and two of her children, New York World 3 Fair thiS : the horne or his grandparents, . . , , l Na ncy and Diane. of Marietta I week. . iMr. and Mro. Will Heilman of A maJor e~panSion ol the Its approval to the .projt<!, and Mi" Ellen Dutton daughter Flatwoods. Billy is the son of I g~s company • underground work will be storied Immediate. ·• . ,, • ·, , nf Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dutton, -~ ~;rs, Phy!Hs Turner of Chester. ' ::.~g~ s~J~mL w~ 008 an:unced ly, Leonard said. , 'J. r j '1 ., v ,ha s returned home from Athi He left Monday morning for dl t Y an · f ' 'nM! project will mfan t be . ' ·, I he h l nded IFort Hayes. epor . manager or C~l:~:~: ldr~;:. Jrt Ct.IPPU- ll.uu~ll u Ill aut·· e~s w re s e ate the . (.,as of Ohl 0 I H •t• ed 0 r 152 ·•.m·age ' nc. -coors.- 11 Jf .. els. Ull·r.r• M!ng, "'.ner. ftrst. summer session at Ohio RelatiVe!! and friends e. sat new ""' pr~f • lhOt k·rtsls tlnl. "--I lltinleu 1u . I . Fuel Gas Co 1!1 wells; constnlcton of two 1tn1. m .M mvers ty. Mtss Dutton will T"were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kes- m . a. proJect . m . the .,Weaver horsepower compressors, and llfGAnA 23 - II lei! l!orent lne dial. f'ntf'r Dennison University this I"': annual pii'nic of Ihe ~rson, Mrs. Lula Kesterson, construction 45 miles of 1. Rl hi All strel em. wate•p•oof•, fall WSCS of the Enterprise EUB Earl Kesterson of Wilmington, age area ." c .and 1€1 f ·non~on&. 'ho~k·rni,tant, 23 Jtwets. $SUI Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Hemmen- churc h and their families was Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Cogar landdedCOUnties ' WhiCh Will be eX• The Laurel Clilf Better cl!lb will have • poUuck at the home of !Ira. E. Tracy Thuratlay at l :;o p.m. U'l !alllill, Oharttllo!l, Deaert and drluk will bo lura. tllltlonary. London, Mar· llloed. met ·• Wlnltfld dom won Bethel No. 12 of the Intern&· Mr~. Mn. and Mrs. J. H. j ..~"!~~t . 8NTEM HOSPITAL Obt~ G<~s ~nderground ;~~~ g~v~ Q:'1~':.:b" 'a':e~add;t10~ 1to \ I I Beef FREsH GRouND _ _ __ Smoked Callies _ Oleo I t ... 49c 1 ... 1 of lway pk.39c FOULO'S BREAD ' ELBOW 6 LOAVES . MACARONI $1.00 .' 2 lb. pte. 35c B dB an er! A • Has Meetin g NICE ASSORTMENT OF COLORS • • 1 SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION Sizes & Colors MARKINS • LADIES' SHOP Pomeroy i G:"l)lnde, .... , DISCOUNT PRICES •• YES I· ·-· GET SET With each purchase ot 5 ~ oz. CASHEWS PLAIN & PAINTED TURTLES _. 29c & 39c s-10 BEN- FRANKLIN . - " . s-10 . ..o". -... ·· ·-·:;.. .· - - - - - - - - The White Rose Lod!lt AuxU· lary wtll hold Its annual picnic Wednesday AUiiJSI 12, at the MiddiOJ!I!I't .ltoact.ide Park be· ,mntng at 0 p. m. Members ond their lamllles are urged to attend and are to bring tbetr fa•orlte covoro<l diib ond tlbJe ' serviCe. ~... HAIR :rradltlon~lly, ~hevrolet h.£. been SPRAY more tlum eYer, because, the '64 model • year la ai!!Jo~t llV!!r and your Chevrolet ~~ler has, If m,akl! roo!II (Qr' IJI!l '6~s; 1t • Amerl~ a best bUy; Butidb)\lt· watt. ·' Come in and 'lt*l bpw gl"!'at tjte deals . are on t~l!l! · No. } cart1. C~me in now while there'& still a big selection of models and colors. Come pick your 'favorite while the picking's atill good. 111'~ week may be ' too late. Hurry! 1.58 Velue Schick Stalnle11 Steellledes .. . ._ ' t,iS'\ " '!' .~·,.. 2 fo 1 2-,.. ' " r • ... den, Velma J. Sext~on~·s;~~J~;;~Il · mq Cillllhs, Roy 11 '' J!il'old Bush. Mrs. r"'~ CJaral S.ylor Joseph . ~. i~~Qtpr., PoUI)IO Jr,. · Vlr111 ilili'tils, wnuam D. TWt4j ' Cfirlsi~MtrBI!ttes, Mlclwl ' ..;'":d SIMON'S MARKET East Mat'n St. POMEROY W. MAIN .StREET ' ,_ ·...,.· Pomer.,. t"'h"-e--'m~ee""_"lin"'lg~~w~·~Mo""""ln""""lt~,""""""""""""Pom..,.,•~•·,;'d!~!"'!!!"'!!!"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! - - - ----- -- ~j , ' ..ii I I .~ ' .,,,,, .,.,.,. MOt'tli~ JC.. w~~-~~ R. RiiDe)'.''"• ' you' also want that specia I flavor ' Hein&r's Bread I adds to your fJVorite _Sfndwi~Wl , ._ Somethina extra special-the scrumptious flavor of Heiner's enriched bread that actually intensifies the goodness of your favorite undwich fill ina. Bakad wit It PG-7n, a pur~ liQul4 all-~egetable shortening, . .Nal '-~Naifllit'Jti!'JliMil' rltlfl!ltolell/m ~.; 1~· i;... -- ' . .' ..... ' , 0 Open Evenings Til 7:00 P.M• On Saturday--9:00 P.M. \ 0: :-; •. .'!' _VILLAGE CU.l~RAlf:.· RACINE, ~-~."!!!~~..~-~:.?:.7!!.~:r:::::!:..~~- ' ippine ,.....,.., ---- --~~--- - daughter, Wednellday. Mrs. WIHet. 'I& Main St.; 1011, I :26 a.tn . DIBCHAI\GED . . Patients recently discharged Included M~s. Charle1 Woo<l. ~II. Johtj I Mrs. M.i'y Rutledge, Mrs. . . Mfl, Rlcnard s.;re. Mril. · · Ernest Blonlenshlp, HOod, •/ollller, Ray ·' ' Am~riea'o ~~ S.l!er. ,1\nd right now, ----~'1.1 ' I I I I•••• j - - - --L.--- wnr- Ertt =::;---=ii.-:::'1\ 28'' I ~ ~';:ri.t4:1:'~~"':. ~ ,..,., ""' T" perfect .time to get the best deal on America's M:!i ,hats. 1 Tueoday, August 25. was u·ie i J , date set to meet to clean t.he 'S11mhm41 Malwr• booth at the football sta· QUALITY Hnvf' Barln!rm• · Mrs. Russell, ways and RiGULAR Several membe" nl t h mean• committee chairman. an·( Certified Oil St1tlon Sunshln@ Maken Class or the . {ICIUnced plans for ta~ day to W M 'omeroy Sy~acu<e First United be held Sept. 12 and also recor"-diiii'iij•ljjnjjSjjt.iiii .ter!An Church with their • lies, enjoyed a barbecue chick· en supper at the sumrner Ulge of Mr. and Mrs. Dick 1 Harris In Portland. Sunday ~v­ enin~ . A,IJ!USt 2. Reguler 2.00 Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Diddle, Mr. and Mrs. Herman London and Patricia, Mrs. Agnes White, Mr and Mra. Harris, M r s. Mrs. Esther Harden, Jimmy and llthhle, Mro. Margaret Col· trill, Ct·aig and Bruce, of Sy· racuse, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Handley of Langsville, Mr. and Introductory Mrs. Doug Moore and Ch risty l'lltCE - - - ol Pomeroy. . Other Invited auosts were Mr. and Mr1. David Yost, Linda I and Kr!'!tll, and Mrs. Mabel Reg. 83c Crest 69c : Marshall of Portland, Mr. and Reg,. 95c Llvorls _ __ _ __;__-Me Mrs. Tom woire and Michaela ot Recine, and Debbie Norris ol Syracuse. Reg. 1.29 BuHerin *'c = IN THE HEART ..,....,...,...,,......,=-, .------r-- . 1 ger. eea':.~ 80Cilolov~ A wu biW folo lowing the <llnMr wlh lllfllll e~~joyinc Ute rivw botlll .plllllla. Guests jnchw!ed Mrs. J ,E.D, JlarlinCor, Mrs·. lamn W,.,.,, p0MER 0y 26 Members Attend Dof A M • Hospaa.ilI I' L&Z SHOP werendMr~ CIY~ Wln,. ~bl::,:;er,; =~w~ mup holdlnl! apnys <1. t.,. .... uaed 011 ea tobk. *************************•···· 1 (MIX and MATCH) 111 E. Moin St. t ~::auU:'::"ir UJ. : - '· AUGUST IS NATIONAL SANDWICH MONTH' :r. 1 Thu~~~'"1t 7:a0 ~~~:; ~:lfo~~~~:: J!:~~·· .,..,...,..,.. La~ ~;iU~ ·~t '":0' .a- Tho~e 1 SKIRTS &SVVEATERS ;tte llrst activity of the local :llr eeftng JEW£LRY STORE NEW FALL lllver d•~l GOESSLER ' ~::~*.:' :rre. ol: ..:,~a~~•:"'..... _... &arden Club Picnic Held At coats Home ~b l r;/.:': Ib~, $J-OO ' ~~~n 10 : 1 ~•rd ~nd 'Gifts were presenleel to Har· fiiiWIII Dally S"entlnel, PQIIJeroy-MJddteport, o., AUf. u An outdoor poUud: dinner blghUghted the meetinc of the Ladles Bible class or the Mid· MThe Rncw home or M•. and dleport Firat Baptist Church rs. oberl Coats was the held Tuetdly evening In the aeen~of the annual picnic supyud o1 the VIetor Grim ho!ilo. per the Middlooprt Garden Aosllllng Mr!l. Grim with the Tueodoy evenlnr. Memben = c: 29f' FOOD MARKET or ~d ~;; 1 ~;:e~;:::~~~:~ daughler. Nancy, of held Tuesday evening at the and son, Mr. and Mrs. Dana beneaU\ UuLOVA l\'atche6 From $24.75 Summ1t. N. J .. are visiting home of Mr. and Mrs. H~rbert Turner, Jr .. Mr. Dana E. ' . acres. with her mother, Mrs. Geren Dixon, Rock Springs Road with er, Sr., of Harrisonville, Mn. _Both Oh10 Fuel. and Colum· • St.ansi)ury. Mrs. Hemmenway Eldon Weeks asking grace. George Abhott. Mrs. Nina Cole bia ol Ohio are part ol the Col i!' the former Jane Stanl'!bury . Following the dinner , the land three . children. Mrs. ElizGa~ Syst@tn, Inc. Ohio Mr . and Mrs. John Seines I regular rneetin~ was held with . abeth Wickham. his great fi'uel .supplles the natural gas : have returned from severa'l Mrs. Myrtle Long, lead~, hav. igrandmolher who is 91 years th~t Js used ~y Columbia [ w•eks vacation spent with ing lor h>r topic, " In As Much lolo, Mr. and Mrs. William Heil· Oh10 consumers. relatives in Mi<'hlgan. lAs You Did It Unto One Of fman and the honored guest. Cost of the ni!w Court 51. Pomeroy i Mrs. Paul Theis is spending 1 These.". Readins on the topic I HOME FROM HOSPITAl. will be $12,200,000. The SPVPrnl days with her husband I were g1ven by Mrs. JamPS Earl Kesterson returned Pow@r Commission ha! ; ---_- - - - :Will and M,... Philip Ohlinger. his home In Wilmington ' Two nymns were r-ead, "Oh, er spending the w~kend with , hops to be ' held the list satur· Master Let Me Walk With hio parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale 1 day in each month 1 Tht>e. " b}' Mrs. Menzel Smith Kesterson. Mr. Kesterson was 1 • ' and "Lord Speak to M• " by discharged from the V A H Supt. Charles S. Gibbs spoke I Mrs. Long, followed with prav. pita! In Day ion Wedne~~Y ~iefly and introdduced Charlett er by Mn. Eldon Weeks. · ter having s:nE::nt ~ix weeks in - arren, new ban director, who Mrs. Smith, president, con- the hospital. He l• improving s~k~rn:o the group a"! ~nswer· · ducted the business session and in he.alth. :h questtons us e by BY BOBBY BROOKS , • free literature o£fering was em. · laken. The summer Christmas ! Mrs. Arnold requested that I tr<e offering by the Boys and I 005 all former band members who ' Girl !I Fellowship was turned In 1 f• have purple sashes, hats or ' and prayer oy Mrs. E. N. ArnSSOCIO tOn hall<i~erchlers belonging to sum' olrl dosed the meeting. mer uniforms, to turn them 1o At.t.endmg wtre MT!II. Mtmzel at lhe school at once. Refresh· RED PLAIDS GREY i Smith and Marie, Dana, nu. The ~omeroy Band Boosters menta of cookies and. Jimch I g:ne and Bonftie Mr& l on g ~ssocitc•on met Tu~y even· were served by the exectitlve eBLACK I Mrs. S•.lim Bla;ewk; and Phyl: ing .In .the S""lor High School boar:<f, Hostesses for the Sept. lis, Miss Dorothy Long Mrs auditorJUm With Mrs, Maxine. Iember meeting will be Mn. I' Arnold. Mrs. John Smlih, Mr: Arnold, president, in charge. Tom Crow, Jr., Mn. and Mrs. Eldon Weeks. Mr. ~ meetmg .open~d with the Max Sawyer, Mrs. :and Mrs. Ralph Spencer, Mrs. Lords Prayer m umson and re·] Grueser, Mrs. WilHam Philip Ohlinger and Phillie. Mrs. ports of the aecretllry and treas· zel and Mrs.J ames O'Brien. Carl Moore Mr and M urer were gtven. Mrs. Harry ' Watson, Mrs. Tom Crow ,Jr., The Hessian fly reached , Geollrey Wtison ~nd Kelly Terr. Jo, Mrs. .James · WiD Miss Tru.ma.n Russell, Mrs. the U. S. Jcring the RevoluUon· I 0 Br~en and Mrs. David ary War, coming to Lone llllnd 1 and Becky, Brendc and Bever· Jam••. . ly, Terry Evans and Mr. ond Goodwill were named as the in straw the Hessian ooldler j Mrs. Dixon and Susan and Ro- committee l.o clean Ihe band , brought for beddJng. Sw Our F:.ctmJlil'f Callrcflort 6 Pizza Mix pre~ent (' ~tJintm ~ .... aclttviUes were when the execuU• 00 e or the Middleport' au\::mg: fllll"!aUon Le 0 met evenlnl at : homa ~ resident M Burkoft ' · ra. Robert P'*....,. .., u! t" JENO'S 1 At Weeks Home Mary Joyoe (Joy) Kaub: ... surprised oo bel' lltb when her Sundlly claaa of Ute Federated of Pomilo, Yillwd at homo on Ute road Friday, July 31. . ro..... I' WSWS Picnic Held Tuesday ~~:!'~~!,... P M:. an:. M3J0f EXpanSIOn ' 0f Company'S Underground system Annoonced ' ~ :u•:!~t ~";'' D~u&h~s a!~. · Pr~r~'!' And Ladies Bible Class Holds Potluck Dinner tli=ere ! • 1 The 13rd lllftUal unton.-was held SotniP) , S. at tho PIIJ'liRnd State WIUt a battjtet dhuler at noon. Watermeloolnd tee ~m were ..,..ved during the .,~ T '""'l.eague Plan.s Bob Btnter IOillc Tem;le :: lnM•= a '"· r•nce• o..rloooka the Obio River. down IS, 10 p. m. ; John J. p.m. Elroy the oldaat wom111· enlnc, ~on, IJllloy· County Fair Auauat it-20-2! The Rev. Donald Boone 1ave Rowe dol>n 13, 4;1& •· m.: The Catholic Women's club Poul; Wolfe, youoge,t llrl: danctnc to many iavorllll from I to 5 p, m Any mem: the table prayer and Mrs. Boone ' Woyne H. down 13, 1 a.m.; Oi tha Sacred Heart church Roy Spencer youhgest 'boy· Mr' records. ber who CAn and ;,111 serve 11 gave the prayer closing the Western up 14, &.50 p. m.; Go- Will meet at the church aucli· and Mrs. T~ Diddle, the' · A lar&o J : : " r t b~ ~ked to contact Mrs. Burkett~ meeting. F.ollowinJ the dinner ne down 14, 12.30 a.m.; to~IUm Thursda~. at 6 30 p.m. est family , and Mrs. Nick Kess- ~- roolll Ice All members are abo Invi~ Mn. Clarence Clark, president, al up II, 5'30 am.; C. V Har- ro a potlqck dmner. ler, who tra·:eled Ute farthest. and _._ 1!1 ed to attend • meeting at tho C?nducted a brief buaJiltso sesner CloWl! 14, U5 •a. m.; The Past Chiefs of Maanolia c - were lOrY Grace Malhodilt Cburch 1 SJOII after which the auests en.Bowte up 15, NO a. m.; Vul· Pythian Slstero will Attending were Amy W o I I, Mrs, Carl Kau~ to Gallipolis Augult 25 at 8 P mn joyed a social evenina. can up 15, waltlna ; . their annual potluck piC· Mr. Jnd Mrs. Archie onor guest ~oy, lreDe ~>hen the ·:ate pr...ident Mrs: The myste:y prize was won Spron up II, waiting ; Tiholt at tli'' home or Mrs. Aman Milton Tuttle and SJil'oh, Barnes, Maral~t ~.earolynn David Myen, or Grov; Cit by Mrs. Julia .Grim, who In 16, 12;10 p. m ; s. M Kaspar Thursday, at 6 p.rr, and Waller, Duan•, llltly, .,.yu, Bee- will be the opeaker Y turn presented tt to the hostets, up 11, 3,10 am.: Mr. Members are reminded to take r.ey and Kathy Tuttle, Martha, ~ M P';:'a Kaulfman, The first meet'og ·of the 1 Mrs. Grim. Those attending In down 11. 4:20 1. own t11ble oervke. VIrgil and Eugene McElroy, 1111 ll1cy oyer, arcey Owen cal umt will be · neld Se t ~ addition to the ahove named, up 11, 11:40 p.m.: There will be an t.. cream or Minersville R. D.: Mr. and ·~:sa ~oo!h. b •••• at the home of Mrs W~ll.ia wero Mrs. Bertha Archer, Mrs. 18, 3;110 a.m.: Luther at Easllni Hlsh School Mrs. John Rose ond Ar- J riC, 1 oy ~h and Slater Officers 101 ' the m Florence Hannay, Mrs. Pearl . J 11 and u ...d' Mr ames o e, w o are attending · corn· Hoff a M cora Benne tt, h 6 p.m. on Thur aday. Aug. 6, c te, u e uy 19, 3,30 a.m.; Onward down ,...., ie, . the Col bus 8 sm.. UDI • lng year Include preoldent Mrs m n, . rs. 19, U5 o.m.: Harvey Jordon by lhe Eostem Band ond Mrs. Henry Spencer and slty 1 ~I bbl!u OhJ 1 Robert Burkett· vice pre;ident. Mrs. Netlie Hayes, Mrs. Nora down It, 7 a. m.': Queen City There will be a band Vance, Mr. aRd Mrs. J.owell . um • ~ a V Mro. Gene C,;.de· oecretary' HamJlton, Mrs. Charles White, up 21, 5 a. m : J&llboat down at 7 p.m. Bing ~nd Mary ' Joyce, Mlcbael ~ ~ : a : s~me the ~un Mrt. Lowell Beave~· treasurer' Mr•. Elizabeth Slavin, Mrs. 21, 8;31! a.m ; Alton Zephy> up AUG. 8 ond James, Mrs. Weld Of open er Mrs Earl Daven ;t re te , Dana Hamm, Grace Johnson, 22, 5:tli a.m ; Jefleraon down The Syracuse Methodist and Esther, TOll)llly, m~ ~~iho Mro: John Kraws~y~ por r, Mr. L. D. Diles, VIctor Grim, 22,~. !5 1. m.; Jerry Bosworth Is holding an 1c e land RHy, Lone Bottom. a uuck ride bome bypo:i: Named to varb,us com· and Jeanie and Davld Boone. do 23, 4·20 p. m. ; Codrlng· social on the lawn Satur· 1 Mr. and Mrs. Otts Knopp Mrs Kautz J llh 'R'""t mittees were ' Ways and ton p 13, uo •. m.; Ba'you at7 pm The Eagl s Class Max, Mr. and Mrs. Harry with. Maraiy!: Means. Jean Cooi<e, Mrs. Dale were Mro. Conde, Mrs. Beaver, Lort:alno up Greenup 5:20 sponsoring. Wolfe, Mr. and Mrs. Tracy at their home on Walburn and Mrs. Davenport; Mrs. Burkett and the tmme~l· m.; \Walter Beckjord down Mel· Spencer and Parry, Leota pil-ot. where • slumber rty Program, Mrs. Gene Condo, at• pa•t president, Mrs. Houd· 1:20 p. m.: L. Paula Wolfe, Myrtle Wolle was held. po Mrs. James Johnson and Mn.J,•,.sbe ....lt... down !:50 p.m.; Invader Judy Adam<, RllCine; Mr. Robert Ashley: Glfta and Flow.lf FIRST Meklah~ 1:25 p. m.: A. and Mrs. Wltliatn Sordenr ers, Mrs, Gene Houdashelt and QUALITY Haineo II down Meldahl 7: and Dianna and Mark, G8LF MEETING Mrs. Hobert Schmoll; TeJe. REGULAR p. m : Orleanlan up Raymond Wolf and Judy Tha Women's A&sociation of phone, Mrs. Kenneth Harris, Certified Oil Station Chester cr•Mcil Daughters oft ge, Columbus. Pomeroy Golf clilb will meet Mrs. Don Mullen. Mrs. ~ne 1,06 a. m.; Lynn B. up dahl 2:40 a. m.: Valvollne met in regular session Mr. and Mrs. Ray SUnday ot I p.m. 11 the club- Kault Me1dahl 4;30 a. m.; evenmg with 26 mem· and Donald, Sharon, Garry house. I attending down Meldahl &:15 a. m. . and Jo Ann, and Kermit MclEI- 1 Gatllpolls 11om - Ranger up Weber, councilor, pre· roy ot. Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. • 3;30 p. m.; Steve Click down and Glenna llayes was Ted Biddle and Debbie: Cheryl, 11:20 p. m.; George Price up reported home !rom hospital Vlck~e, Danny and Mike, Mr. 1 a. m.; ,John Ladd Dean down but not so weJI. Laura Mae and Mrs. Everett Hofland, Mr. %;40 a. m.; Southern down Hartuna was nomil>ated, elect· and Mrs. Tom Sparks and Mr. 4:05 a.m.; ~elma ...nn down ed and install«! as warden and and Mrs. Howard Roush , East ~- ·------6 a, m. Ethel Bentz was installed as Liverpool, and Mrs. Nick KessKanawha River associate councilor, with Nava- ler, EIICOndido, Calif. down Lot,don s\ 45 a. m.; Beaver, council deputy, the ! ThiS was the fir;t time that R. Merrill down Marmet orl!cer. , Mrs. Amy WoU and her child· p m.: ElgercUI! up · Marmet you notes were read ren , Roy Wolf ot Columbus, Mrs. 6:30 a. m.; Lucy J111e J,.ucas !rom Violet Hill and Letha Archie Tuttle, Mrnersville, and down Wln!it~ld 7:50 p. m.; He}.. for cards · sent them Mrs. Kessler of California, had en z. down Winfield 8,45 p.m.; while ill and fr<m Ada Van 1 been together since 1950 when W. H. Sttaver, Jr., down Win· Meter, for c1rds sent at the Mrs . Kessler was here to field 9:1tl , p. m.;\ Litlle Edward death of her husbond. Mrs. jsee her fath01 , who was ill. down Winfield 10~ . p, m.; Bea• rlartung will represent the I · ver up Wlnllelc j12:20 a. m.; Counctl at State Council sel!lon IN CALIFORNIA · o. F. Shearer qpWD Winfield August 17 •. 1~ at Columbus, I 6:30 a. m1 \I M,pruslly. Be~l'er reported on the Mrs. Lema Lighter and dau191 1' . Club and district offl· ghter, Mre. Thomas Riley, loll you.. need the proper fixin's .. • picnic held Sunda at the Monday by train for Los Altos, , .. , ... .. •-~; t-.1W!I't· IJ~::.•f Edith !!etzin~:Tupper, Calif., where- l!iiy If . A rnettjng of the Past guests ·• pf th• former's daughter (>Gancllors 1>as anQounced for and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1\ . · \ W•dnesday evening, August 12, Maris and .family. WhJJe. AmOn! thU.~ ,.liO entered at the lodge hall with Mabel they will ·~tend the Holzer hoapltil in tlte past Van Meter, Letha Wood an~ the MarlS daugh.or, hours were Mn HIJTY K Lly· FaMie Adam• as hostesses. Sue, August 15. This ts Mrs. ne ltrn rlrst Av• 1.01.. June Followin& the meetintl a Jrab Riley's first visit to her sisWarren, 412 Smith''or., kamw· bag ' was .held by the good or tor's home ~~ CaHfomla. They ga, Allen ·Ray Saunders, Rt. 2 order comm1ttee. The next formerly restded m Kansas Gallipolis, William .M. Reed, meeting Nlll be Au~ust 18 and ty. A1dlson Mn William relreshments will be served. Munroe ' Rl 1 FOR ATHLITE'S FOOT . ' • 1/NDEKGOES SURGERY USE KERATOLYTIC ACTION 1hark@!f, Th\Jrmlfl, 811!U1Uf I! IIOUihl of! lb• tnfet"ted B\Jmgarner Rt. 1 Mrs. Jack Hite Qf Rutlpnd *ln. \'ou •u healthy •kltt. reptu• Va., Racl:eii'A. Wilsoft, underwent major suraery W!fl- ~~,.~~:v,~:~~~~~;n~l'\1~~~:_--r,•·ao~ St ~ktdleport nesday morniniJ at the ~" Gallt- 11 Pt•urd In ~ DAl'S, .JOur ..., .-:l., ., . . ' II M-·· ' c . ... •ntlnpll.:!, IOOthiDJ T+l rOOT Han·iSC~n, Rutland. · bert po B wtca. .enter. Mrs. Hlte POWDER too - fone ror •~aty reet. Is In Room 117 foot odor; •t•Y• aellve In uae •klD Mt1ler, Rt. 1 Rutlat,d, Mrs. · · for houn. TODAY at ali drut stot'ft. Cha!les F. Sbaln, Rt. 2 Racine, Ml'll Jackie Gene Coyan, Jack· son. Mr!, George WIW!I Jones:, Wll~e,.ill• . ~rs. J . Dale Nices wanger, Ath.'R•, W. .Jiusseil S•~r<, l!:van•, W. Vi!\, And llllchael D. McGrew, srkhan· nllll, W. Va. ,1 BIRTHS • !.Irs. Jack ~ne Coyan, Murton St., Jackson, son, r.m. Wedne,.,ay. Mrs. Edwaicd G. ('arter, Rt. 4 Oak daugh~Jr, 3:J> p.m. Ml'l!. Melvin D. 1 \~· .tuo. • ' polls dam, lU 13 3, feel on i rollers, Poliiii'Oy • 1011 21.11, Pt. PIOUIIll Hl !?I talllnl, I BULo VA . McElroy Reunion Joyie Kautz Held Sunday at Honof!d c»n Portland Park 17th Btrthday .' .' ' ' �I .' . . .... Want Ads Are Wor th,AGood Look-.· You'II FJrid l)oietis - - - - - - - - " " '·8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Aue. 8, 1964 WANT AD •·flll r tl ltlllnnc..!' _ O''OYNDQ 8efftN 1"\llllltnU• DMdllae l!tlll lo Ill . t'ORRIJt"MONII ~... •et• ••'• O.;t ., .antll 11 .. . . . Ill "'a.hl'l~tiotl lUiiUUl A I' lUNa. ''"'• o-uh•••ner . _• .,. o.t~• r'lfbt ,......, • .., 1141 .,...,.., ootlt• " ' • ., " ''"'"''""."'' "'"""' "i><> "M'I • mm~ _. , dlf't ' ••liN I 'lbctdllt .. rtl• IJIIh I"'MlMM't...... ~Pill IM)t .,. thO <>llf lfte~ CMUI "" •oro OIN fio• ~1111 Sl~ t a~MY per on permanont route wan. will train you. Write Baughamn, P . 0 . Box 1211, Grove Cit), Ohio. LOOIIINIJ - - - - - -- -- - -- - - - - - -- - -1Trwbl O.•wvnt .,. _... .., .... '411 ,.ld WIHIIJI ,. d•'I'S :ARD 01 [.HAN~ .. OBJTIJ A.lUI!I - .l .m hU 1511 - " ' lllltD •mu"' Ellctl lddtt.tana~ • ..,.. b on'lr.J wouu LaO A. tl,. . . aJ.Ill t' II ll.U, . .turd..,. --8:81' .. .. MALE : po or m<n - - - - - - - - - - PIGS lor sale. Mary Circle, I 4 3lp Wanted To Buy Racine, Ohio. •a..rtt- IIH" Ifi1IIJI Cbartl Ml Mel~ lJ c.:tnb p• •n~ f011 ·nar.. - -ui'W• - ---1 Sale Real Estate For S1le ATTENTION PEPPER GROWERS ,.. row .IOit o. • (."'ROSS WORD ........ ::or~ IICUII I 011'11 len't• ..-.. .. '"' ........"'"'"'•" cl. . .. 8e1t1"'D. UDeo.lll e.m.a. Dllbll* . ........ _ .·=mmt Check These "RED TAG SPECIALS" The Chung King Corp. of Jack· - ,. ,..._ • • son, Ohio, desire• tl buy HOUSE lor sale, Harrisonville. I.V I'"IP 4.0.,•- 1964 Chevrolet Belair 4 Door · · $2699 I.A ..... ' · 1llllt Xotrlo!ll I.Clou- t . A- 1963 Chevrolet Impala 4 Door · · $2595 '====:--=.::-:::: . ::'1 ... - bWxr 2,0110 bushels of green pep3 bedroum. No down pay- - - - - - - - - - pers. Contact either Mr. Eick· ment. SH 2-5468. 8 6 6tc Auto Sales V8 engine, Poweralide trant. Beautiful ivory and lilver elberser or Mr. Harris !It blue finish, radio, he•ter. whitewall tires. C • C aroup. FOR SALE : Modern I room---- - -- - - 286--2111, Jackson, Ohio black house. bath and b.ose- 11155 Chevrolet, I cyl. JaiOit!llll Reduced. 8 3 6tc PHONE WY 2-2157 ment, hardwoud floors, lore- Anderson, Long Bottom, Rt. ed air furnat:t on 8 acres 1, or call Chester 915-3186. For Sale A IOCII owned, low mtleare trade in. Beautiful belle 1nd ground. Also 4 rul.lm house on I 6 3tp cordovan brown fini1h, with spotleaa clean Interior, new Lost and Found - I acTe. Will seU together .•r FORD !-ton CadiHac truck. whitewall tires, power steering, automatfe trans.• va en!UPRIGHT piano reasonable, separate Ten mmute dnve 1960 Low mileage. Chesler -985gine , radio and heater, plenty of uvinea on thl1 eholce LOST - Billfold, somewhere on : Co:.;eo high cha ir. net playto Reedsville dam. Mildred Z268. 8 f 3tp car. Middleport PJaygrounds. Con- ~n. outdoor chaise lounge, B1sseH , Long Bottom, Oh1o. - - . tains valuable papers . RE- large dog house. New Haven. 8 f 6tc FOR SALE : 19S9 "' ton 1'-.lge WARD. Call Mason 773·5690. 882·2942. 8 S 4tc - - -------plck-up. Only 14,000 actual 5 3 miles. New plugs and polntll. LeMans Coupe. Bueket 1eits and red vinyl trim, autom• """~--:--;-;--:---:-'c-.....,lp ,:.., N-E-W - AND- USE - D- welders, air FOR SALE - 7 room frame. tic trans., 326 - VB engine, red over whlte finish, radio Day Phone WY 2-~4>2. Night Fishers of Men Association fel- compressors. welding rod . 2 story dweUing on large and heatf'r, Uke new ,..hitewall ttre1. Phone W'i 2-294-1. lowship meeting wiD be held F'ree demonstration . Pomlot. Out of high water . Spring at Portland Methodist churchl1 eroy Landmark. Ph. WY 2- Av-e ., Pomeroy, Ohio, price H-3tp Friday, August 7, I p. m. 2181 8 6 3tc $6;j(l().00 if in~rested, can l --~no~"'iRaiiU•ii·ii;r&ir_ __: Black finish, red vinyl trim, bucket seal , 102 ena:ine, 4 on You Come.. 8_S 31c I PEAC~ES. Colora. fme for Georce Hob•letter, Reol • - SIHndanl ot t:ompod the floor, radio and heJter. KE\ rmg With 6 keys ID Mid· freezing. Hale Haven. Bring Estate Brokers, WY 1-3!61 ~ dleport. Return ·to RaU's Ben containers. '!'ip Top Orchard , Pomeroy, Ohto room. rMie ud perfet111 Franklin Store. 8-4..:ttc Coolville, Ohio. Ph. 667·3808. 8 6 3k . _ SmaU car _ , lllld Station Wagon. Low ml1tall by ureful local owner. 8 & 3tc - - - - -- -· - ....ceraiiiiiiJ Beautiful white and blaek finish with 1howroom clean rf'd """= =-c:-:--:--c--c---c- - 4 APART,\1ENTI> for sale, 648 , .. Noti~ interior. new set whitewall lires, V8 engine, Powerglide, AN OLO fashioned victrola ov- Second Ave. lJI health re•s-' Mlll'opolllu JK-. power steering, radio and beater. Dtrft1. PF:t't'ID:NENfs - PrO-:-sdiool er 50 record•. Good shape. on for sellmg. All rented. Con- 1. Call or see Frank Pottll, WY tact Victor Grimm, WY 2n- Wl W17t , special . Limited supply. Reg. 2-6988. 8 I 3tc 2753. 8 6 6tc 1 D ~, 110.00 lor $7.50, reg. $12.501 _, Low mileage, vinyl trim, deluxe equipped, greerr finish . for $1000 and reg. $15.00 for PEACHES, ready, bring con· -- ' Tires show Uttle wear. 11162 PONTIAC. 12250. f door ' 12.00. F'r~ 14 0!. can hair tainers . Webste r Fruit Farm. • OR SALE - 111 lcre farm hardtop. Calalma blue tiD ' sprav wioh all permanents, Lon~ Bottom, Ohio, Phone 7 room house and batll, gar lsb, automatic uansmiss1on. l $12 00 and up. Hy sell 's Bea u- 985·3201. 8 5 tfc , age, barn, vtber .buildings, ·•y. MN'oiteport eau w~ J I Station Waaon, '700 Series. Less than 21,000 actual mi1es tv Shop, 234 E. Main, wY 2· - - . . I Stout farm at O&rwm OD Itt. power lteering. power brakes and appear.npe and perfonnance of neW. Power'glide 3557. Appointments not al· 1961 Buddy Trailer 52' x 10'. 2 681 West. C(lmact W C. Stout radio and utras. tlO Broadtrans. Radio and heAtet, eteen finish, spotlesa interior. 8 6 6tc bt>drooms. rai sPd roof. 40 ' Route 1, Guysville, Ohio Ph ways necessary. SPECIAL, awning. This trailer is good MO 2-24J9. 8 I 6tp iiZIII. 4 Z9 "" BIDS will be accepted at the ! d d as n_ew an can be owne by •N SY HAl'IISE, three tit. .... "'m 1 Pomeroy City Hall on the k C ·u Marine Supplies First Ward Fire House on ta mg over payments. on· modern home, near school. . I tact Homer A. Cole, Tuprwrs M,.j~m iw~ulated .filii l'oard Station Wagon, beiKe and brown fini&b 1 clean Interior, Nve A'"""' · up unu 1 noon, Plaius 667 _3131 · KnJ. TERMITES and p.8 5 31p good tires, radio and heater. A:·gust 17. We reserve the r - . '. · beating , large lot 72 1 2!15 llwn and shftJbt from insectl ri .~ ht ,0 rewct an) or all .. - SIEGLER Fuel Oil Healer, ~hor.t fa. m ro ii p m WY tlltb ARAB IJ •:II Co..bi n,. EdDa Schoenleb, Clerk, I 3 room size, .like new. with H974 ; 1!;1·enings, I to t p m lr · .• King &olllolero sup p 1 , Beautiful beiae an-d eoral finish, Jpotleu . ciUQ Interior, Village o£ Pomeroy blower . t..f. T. rlotson , ruppers W' .t-2441 8 2 tfc ,..... ..,..,.,_..,.... ()b . va engine., ,autofrftltic t~n1. Radt'&1 lielter. power tteer· 8 6 31< P!ains, j 'b,Qlle _667-33t3 .m.:F BUILIJING lot, •tew 1l ""• ............ ., ~- 2 tfe . inc and brakes, aood tirea. loa lord Drivi n~ Range , Rl. 7 ·- II-4·3'P river, on Lincoln l!i1i, llllll65 _ _ _.....,._ _ _ _ _..:..-] ' FOr SaJe Wnller C:rue~ ql lnsur1nce Ramble~ nf'ar the .State Ga.rage, will ! AIR conditior-er one on!y lefl. verview Orive. W\' t-.'-t230 z tone brown and beige finish, va engine, •tandard trant. ~~-dnpen MPnda y Wednesday,• Now is ,.in· ~ to l:my . See thi s 1 l725te --- - r rt ay , 4 to 9 p, m. and Sat· extra :ood l:>u} Mason f'urn - _ _ _ _ _ __:_:.:_:=~ !JOHNSON. Slqwua lnMJNJ&e. Radio and heater. Come early and eave money. urday •nd Sunday, 10 a. m.l iture, MliSot., W. Va. 8-4-3tc A&eaqo, Ill All larail of Ill to 9 p. m. PracUct m lhe 1 - -- - --· " · - - i ' l.l L) lUI'...,.. Jilll lobJISOll IIIII eool ol 'n' eveni ng •nd under 1 - KERSENE Refrigerator, twUCrllll 1'0.16 1: Bud Smopoon, A&eDIL lights. 8 6 6tc SP.rvel, in good condition $20 ' 1 1 tk \ Homecoming Sunday. Aug . 9 if taken soon . Phone WY 2· POMEROY - 2 bedroon frame at the Freedom Gospel Mis- 3195 after 5 in evening. home with bath, automatic Employment Wanted siun at Bald Knobs on Stivers8+1tp gas furnace heating, full base· _ _ _ _ ville and Bashan Road. Sun- HYBRID w•ggling reiworms ment, gOO.: neighborhoud. HOUSEWORK by the ifay. Call day School at 9 30 a. m. Bas- . $1 per lOll. Best fish bait u~ $0011 casb required, 30 years Wy Z..:t4118, I ~ 8lp ket dnmer at 12 noon. Mes- 1 thi s earth! John Mohler, Mid· on balance. sage by Rev. 0 . G. McKin- dleport, 0hio, Leading Creek • POMEROY - 11-room ney of Charleston, W. Va., at , Rd , Phon• WY 2_6103 _ 1 p. m. Hymn Smg at 2 p m. l 8+6t house with bath, gas furrl8ce' with Freeland Norris as song : P heating, 4 lots, out of bigh lT"8 10 &U'¥ 1'0 PI.At:.l A aESULT PROUUCir«< WAN'r AD IJ'L MNiEI, _ _. ... - AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. t8 UltOO . .(Ill --= - --~ Help W.m.cl l'RAD.ER SPACE lor rent, TAPPAN GAS l'lllp, two clrBrown'• Trailer Cour, Ml~> eulallng gao beaten, dining ers•ille, Rt 124. Phoo• WY 1- room suit, couch, antique hed I I :lip 33:M. 7 16 SOle Call WY Ulll or WY 1-2205 ROUSE lor rent In PomerOy' Charleo Wildermuth. PART riME OR FIJI..L TIMEWanted responsible !My three roomo and batb. Call a_f__Stc_ WY 2-3575 alter S p m. MEXICAN tomatoes are now mar to help ua servlc.. our 7 27 tfc ripe. Also delicious tender Fulle~ B1111b customers. l!:aJ'D II M ""'o"o " 'E"'IIN=-4-:--r-oom_ !ll<l _ hatb aweel corn. Picked whlk you 1 12.50 to :3.1111 per hour. Ph01u furnish"" opartmeut Phoae wa1t. William H. Holmes, Sy· Charles O'Connor, WI · ' 31 tfc WY :H&'It. ·• 12 II< racuoe. a 4 tfc CANt ·&u..A.r10flll •I• nr For For Rent INFORMAnON -- ftold -- 1963 Pontiac Tempest · · · ·· · · · · · $2295 1963 Monza Coupe .. · · .. .. .. .. $1995 lite""'' 1962 Chevtolet Impala · · · · · · · · $2295 Don Vaughan'• Bth Birthday Ce , Po......, ... 1962 Volkswapen 2 Door · · · · · · $1499 I' 1961 Chevrolet Corvalr .. .. ·· .. $1399 1 - - '!Oit;ayl I know mone, len't nerythlnal YOU llnow...Onay isn't evwythln&l llut clo ow, CREDITORS . knOw In" 1960 Rambler "6" Classic · · · · · · $999 - · WJEH RADIO PRQGRAM LOG MONDAY THROUGII nuDA! 1 & 00 Sip On. M~lll Clock· l c:!0 Nt!Wll HeadlliiOo 1959 Impala H.T. 4 Door··· · · · $1099 1 1959 /t&l dassic 4 Door · · · · $399 II leader . Rev . Griffith, pastor SPEClAL large women 's dressof church. Public ls invited . i es, men 's used work Evening services a t 7.30 p.m. I and shirts at Smtth 8 4 Sic UJS ..,.,.,. t;;- W ,"'E"'IG - -ffJ - •-afely with I Dex·A-Diet tablets Oni) !lite I at yous d111g •tare. . 3 WI<: ~UTOMOBILE 1oslll'aneo i>eOD cancelled'!' r.,..t yuur opera- ~ lor't liclaNt Call WY WIIM. I vrater, f! ,llllll. Oown paylllOI•I !I $1 ,000, hal•nce $31 per month. Clothing Store, Letart FaUs, Ohio. Open 1 days f week:. 8 3 12tc TRUCKS A 1959 Dodge l Ton · · .... · .... · .. $995 meaM New e ply tiret, va ena:ine. Look• and run• lUte new. Healer. 1953 Chevrolet :tt. Ton ·· · · · · · · · · $299 Ptattl.rm. 17" - 8 p)jl new ttreo,_4 - 4 lnnt1 ;. _.,More f'OR SALE room with batb, Minersville, ace~ lent opportr · for right ty lo resume payntellll. WY U5St. trucks In Chevrolet History! Chevrolet Truck SELl-OFF POMEROY MOTOR CO. Pomeroy ,,,. ' ',• ,• '· ., POMEROY :· ..Q\ MOTOR COMPAN~:~ used . car? Trade in your , troubles at Keith Goble Ford Used Car Lot. Pclmeroy,O. e63 l'lll'll GIIQie ~- 2 dr. H.T. UO qbie, aUio. trint., P.S.• 1'.B. . •" .l'•lrl•ne 500 ___, 2 .... . II CJl, 114. lnllL, 1'ldJo. •63 ·RMIIIIi.,. C!UIIe - • CJi.; .... \J'IIIL, ........ · •63 ,_._.. ·6 cyL IStd.. 1....t tadlo. ' •'2:1'M Ohio 4 ..._;, 4• ll(/lo;· JiJt > JQVCVBIE ILRR Wl'l' WRHD DP LWB V R .t..-CQ DR RDZ L IIJVCVBIE Yllllw..,..• OJ&* ...... e1 QQD 111ND YOU JOT. I'Oft wMPo . .. Radio V- . , hiM ....,..-. •.~'!+ .,~,,_ BD J in a good deendable ' At .. Lete Models Te Chaul Pr11m OPIN IVENINGS TIL I P; M. 7-1964 MODELS TO GO Slre!!t. stor•p .or WYW.. · VB ?Ira 11:" ,.,:, For Rent 6 2'1 Uc Pomaroy Landm1rk •''R;;oo=M~a=-pa::,::tr=-ne::-n7t -w ""' ith bath. WY 2·2111 Jock C.roor. ,_.,_ Phone WY H385. 5 8 tfc Here Are Sotne Ileal Bea11tle•t heater. e 21 cu. ft. Frlgid•n Ched Frttaer _ _ $125 16 cu . ft. Chtff FrHaer $100 I!OUSE-for rent in Middteporl. 9 cu. ft. Hotpelnt 6 rooms and bath . Custom R•frigenf'Or _ _ __ $65 Built kitchen, near schools. 23 cu. ft . Unico Upright $100 Comer Lincoln & 4th Call 12 cu. ft . Crosl~ Refrlgerltor $75 Gail Miller. WY 2-3196.· 1 9 cu. ft. -fri,i'd~,-,. -8 6 3tc Refrlger1tor $50 ;;;;;;:;;-~=:-;-,..,.--;-· Flrutone Wringer W11htr I'OUR ROIIM furnished -- · $511 meDt. Pboi'M! W'r' 2-3658. Unico Aut,metlc Wether $75 ·VALUES. II eyl. Deluxe cab, low mileae•. aood Urn, red' finish, Big Freezer Sala USED BUYS r· TIME 1961 Chevrolet l Ton "lckup .. $1395 BIG selection All Sizet e S•lt Priced FREE ICE CREAM With tvery N.w F....., or FrHaer--Retrl..,.tor Comb. e ·VACA f·ll &:flO 6:115 1:16 C>!LGL caa· IDterebaJ!It IORROW WILL COIIIII F JoBr IIINOIIQB.-JOIDI CLARQ t)u'nnuml!J New~ • "" x-. ,..... ., 'k"l World. Nalklnel N8111 Spotllabl ca Sporll e 32-Musical ,CJoa . u.s Willtber Hll1 Q1! .BtW & Krnn. :·x .uo Bunset Blvd. · 7 ID ~ws •. · 8:00 Sign Off MoNDAY TBRlJ J'RQ)AI 1:00 Sign 011 7·ilt llllil.lcaJ Clock 8.\11/RDAY 8:00 Sip llD N"!"' 1:05 ~ ·IIIJolc Time 7:lk. News HeadliMB · 6:00 Sign On, Musical Clock l:jl Sacred lleaJ1 1:211 CouniP. Jamrm. LITTLI ORPHAN ANNII 7 $2 MUikll . CJoei: · 7:00 Be Still V Know 1:20 Country Jatillloret 8:35 · .fobD Karma 7 ~· l'estlmoily 7:' ' Newa 7:06 llreQiast ear~y 1:30 Farm 'NIWI 8 rict.Qhlo.llalle,. N.W. . . 7:(11 Mustoal Clock / t: 15. Jonea Buick Sbow 1:35 Paul Bowera 8 l ltorl.d, Natlollal Nm · 7:f5 Wonl & Teatimml,y 10:15 'ftlo Good IJie l!t:> Meigs Ct Ap'. Ell 8 · I SporlS 1:00 Ql)lo NIWI 18:31i Mualc In The Air 7:110 New• . I . Weatller l'll'llll'l . 1·11 World, Nallonal Nen 7:115 l'lny'l Chapel W:4S Tbla Ia Muslc I Mus1Cil Cloc~ 8 10 Sporb Tnda7 11:06 Top Tell Show 7:a Newa a Community Neft US Weatller Pli!!Un · 7:36 Ptckon;: Hardware U:S5 Top Tell Show (lluttooa) • ~ filk ot lbe .ro"" -._ a J& Musical Clock !Tnes.·Tbun.) 12:00 N0011 News 9 ' Mison Qmn!J Nowa a·55 News 7:50 N>WI Report IJ:II lllua~ Interlude til~ Family Worohlp 11otJr t ·OO 'Muatcal Cl'.dt a:lllJ Brealdut Party 12:30 Rev. Merllo Teeta · 111 ~ Public s."·tco uo Sona & SIDry nme 10 lloy'a f'ootl Balket 1 :INi Pt.twtr' ~ 8< Ill $1 t.oto·hstnna t ·45 Famll7 1Vol'8b!p .ii'cd. Ull Vao P.trldt ilpotll 7:00 Sundown Serenade 10 !Jll World 1\lowe 10·00 NeWI 8:4(; BaUr . f'umlture.Wed-l'rl 7:18 8iiD Of! II Ql Neon Beat IO:tis Hl&b BcbooJ · Hll Paride &:lit ,Clpell ' llouee Mnl'llill3 Melndleo.1 ljl:~ Newt " lllNUAY t:IIO Newa t etc•·ep! Friday. 11 00 ll.rnl)' 1'lme 7:00 Sign On t ;Oii Coffee Wltb Janet Churdl Bells Rlnll 11:311 SpeciSt' CoinmllDhr 7:at f'rencb City BapUst Hour 1: Q Betty Newton 11 World NeWI Programo 8:110 WIDgs of Bealltt& "fiJI AND SLATI 11:00 MIDisterlal Alloc. 11 !iii MHOII CouniJ Newt IUD Ne\18 . Rnlllldllp II< lj Country Dr11tert M·W t:Sii Bible Speeb 1o You 1J :; COmmunity 'Non 12·:10 Bulllltla Boord · ll:lb Mason Ct. .All· ltxt.'l'lle 10:00 Voice ol Propbecy ,. 11 411l Ln<·al News J2c25 Newt 0 Qrama IJ.Ii 1\.i .C. J>rotlralD-Frt 10:3$ Waslt llepnrta to People 12 ill l\larkets \ 12 30 Saturday Mallnee ll.lb f'amDy Wlll'llllp-Tbun. 11:00 Sunday Show 12 til l\ltd llay Weather 1:55 NOW. Belt 11:411 l'lny'a CounJry 8yllllll . 1!:1111 N0011 Newa 12 t 'l~vana Bulletlll - . I I· 00 Sahll'daJ Matta•· 12 00 No6n Report ' 12:Jt Cn1atlan Hour 12 N•wo 0 Grams Ull NeWI Belt . 12::!0 Goeaeler'W Gu..a Slar-l'rl. l2•;ll Rev Morllo Teeta 12 Agrltultur• Agent 1:00 Sahll'llly ~ Matlalit . 12:~ Music Just F~W You 1:00 BIUy Graham II Caunlr) Go fl9tlnd 3:55 NIWI BUt .. t: ~ Bbl$1!o1r-Tijel. 1:.1,.ulberaD Boar Newa Beat ' • t :OO Dtacln~ *Jib Ooit f:30 IAcal Newt. l!OO. 'ftlo Cbilreb At 'l:'ort Country Go Round f:30 Top Tell ~ ..• Ht BowlJDa ScoN I:Go Country IJymo TitJlera NtWI Beat UO Newt Sltmmary 8:00 NOWI . , ,. World. It> ~ew MJd.Way M•tlnee 5:15 Pubbc Sero~ee·--· 7:38 Sign 011 1<00 Bopllal Boar Newo Beat Ull Dinner Muoicl·le· 114'1\iRDAY 7;110 Sip 011 .llllb Doll I:IIC Silll Oft · · w.w.• See V• Before l'ou Trade Or We'll Both . Lo•ei . ~ A Ol)p-.::w '..L.... Ii NOT AT ALL,ETHEL. A& A MATTE< OF FACT, I FOUND ouT '105fERt>IY ll\IIT Ill( ilU&IN~ ~ERE teo OONG 10 TAKE t:oii(;ER llVN I AN'T1CIPATED! h HAROLD GRAY �.' r j ,, . ( i e • , ' • • ' ' entitle J, "" Bargains In Boys Wear . MAIN FLOOit · INm, Fit , .. fflp H.,.l.. ,. · ,. ._,.. "Spprs" Western ·Jeans·' loO%'.cotton that-wash and, lro1110 euy. ldeil ,for ev,.-rday ed ·~ool wear. Tapered lti,,. neat I!Jtllig, IJ!ple ltltiihed .,~~~~~. Solid black! and w. . . p.95 NUMIIIAL SHIRTS •••••••••••••••• IALI $1.50 11.95 SWIM TIIUNKI ·····-'··········•··· IALI 11•:19 11.50 SWIM TRUNKS •••••••••••••••••••• IAI.tf 11.1t 11.00 SWIM TRUNKS ···············-····· IAI.I aft 11.95 KNIT SHIRTS •... . . - ••••••••••••• IALI, .I.lS . 13.95 SHilT ond LONG PANTS •••••••••••• SALI f'IM 11.95 SUMMiit PAJAMAS •••••••••••••• JALI IIIII 11.95 DECK PANTS .•.•••••••••••••••••• SALI 11M 12.50 'KNIT JAC SI;IIIITS •••••••••••••••••• S.\11 11.10 12 95 SUMMIR PAJAMAS ········"······· IALI f',I.IO 11:10 KNif IHIIITI .. -·-·-···--········· SALI , 691! 11.00 'IRMUDA IHOIITS --···-·--·····•··· SALI 7fc 11.51 NUMERAL SHilTS •••••••••••••••••••• IALI lte 11.50 PAJAMAS . •• ••• : ..••.••. ••• • . ••••••• IALI SO. 11.9S SHORT SL!IVI SWIAT SHIRTS •••• IALI $1.00 11.95 CUT OFF JIANS . . .. _ •••••••••• SALI 11M 11.95 _. $1.69 SU-111 IHQIITI •••••••• ' SALI ti.OO 12.95 ond $2.50 SU-111 I .HORTI •••••~ •• SAi.'l $1M ' ' ~. I fl ~ 1:0 ' ' ilOl~. ,, ' 0 . .. ' : . .'' f""v :::·SJ,pe, 29 to 16 wa\lt ••••••••. ...,. ...,_ thfu 12 . ...•••. t • ~ ••••• ,Youths Sl-., 13 thru 11 .•••••• , •• ·•,• •••••. 0 •• . 0 Sa~~BitYank ' ,, " ' · woR~ · UNIFO~ ··, •6·00 • ,JU ... .·. . Bargain$ In Mens Wear TONIGHT & FRIDAY Aug. lr7 ION THI! I ST FLOORJ $5.95 Orion Knit Shim . • • . . . . • • • • • . ._le $3.po $3.95 Deck Panb .. : . . .. .. • .. .. . .. . . Sale $2.00 $2.95 Knit Shim ............. ... .. . Sale $2.00 $3.95 and $2.95 'Walking Shorts Sala $2.50 & $2.00 $2.95 Spar! Shlrb ........ ; .. .. .. .. . Sala $2.00 $2.95 Swim Trunks . .. .. .. .. . .. • • .. . Sala $2.00 $1.95 Sport $hi,...-: . . . . . . . . . . . . • . • . . Sale $1.50 $1.19 TH Shirts with pockals ..•.•... Sale $1.00 53.95 Pin Strlpa TrouHn .......... Sala $2.00 $1.95 Short SIHve Work Shirts ...... Sata $1.50 $1.39 Summar Hall . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. . . . Sale 81c Ray Mill.And "THE MAN WITH THE X-RAY EYES" (CoJor) -.andGJenn Ford Shirley Jones ''THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER" (Color) Mana and Boys N!rw Fall Styl• • Jackets- Sweaters / Shirts~ Trousers · WHITE SHOE ARRIVING DAILY ~top 61 PAIRS- SIZES BROKEN WOMEN'S"teATHER & STRAW In the busy mens and boys department. Make your ielections early on fall and winter items for aebool, col. lele and aportl wear. r l'be new jackets in eorduroy, woolJ, ny:lonJ. laminated :loth. The new lona lleeve dreu and. tport shirts in soUd. 11laitia and nove1tiel, l'be new IIWeititi U. iUr.·•m- ond eardiiiDO in all the new !Oiors - plaid!. S!Yiei n 11J:N for everyone. . rrousen for school wear - CampUJ wear and speclal oc!asions in the belUesa, tapered Styles - the more eon· tervative models in colon you'll like. Aak aqy of tlul •lespeople to locate the itema you want. ' .1 WHITE SHOES Val. to 8.99 .49 SALI 2 2 4·88 pr. pr. ~- Mlnd'llt< YanlcQ , One Sm111 Group Of \' BALLET & SLIPONS - - - - pr. 1.88 . 1,! •f' Johnson-Smith Reunion Held In Logan One Group Whitt C1nvas Tl• WOMEN'S OXFORDS, rope sole _ pr. $2 Women 1fill Whit. LOW PUMPS, rope sole _ _ _ pr. 3.49 Finest quality 10 ounce sanfori:red sbnmk blue de-. nim, triple stitched seams; bar tacking and riveting at all points of strain, ziJ!per fly. Full cut with l!flld· uated dimensions for fit and comfort. Sizes 29 to 44 waist measure aD\1 in your correct lepgth. Tile JoJmson.Smlth '2.48 ,, . .. I Girls Skirts and .Sweat~!*. · h ·. IUit In time for boelt-lo-l<l>ool. Beautiful pWdi, md otrlpea. Skirt. styled just like b1g ,Uter - boo 'pleat.d, hip ltiteh pleats. knife pleats 111d wrap 111~- A • • tifui aelection of glrll oweaters to team perfeeiiY wilh the ikirtl. Make your aelectiont now and 111e our Convenient eoy-Away Pion. Goldwater Campaign to Begin Sept. 4 C'-' Savaral Naw DARK COTTON DRUSES at A special group of new dark cotton dresaes lor fall. You'll find ·just the styles you want and ij)e dzes you want in this beautiful-selection. Washable cottons, jerseys, linens. Misses siies and half sizes. ss.95 ' Saa Our llHullful Salectlon of Naw Mr. Blake, 76, FALL WASH DRESSES Your favorite styles, fabrica and colon lt thlf low price. Cboose from sheaths and full skirted dress.. e.a In beautiful dark printa tad v.attem&. Choose several at this price. MiSses dzes 12 to 20 and balf dzes .14\oil to 24\oil. • . • Work Dungarees Mostly natural and black Jult R-lndl A Fine Salaetlon of ... the oombinANC al)d Ea91 !orc'es 9nBaunortheast $3.95 See Our Beautiful NEW ,FALL !<Nil. • • . ,or Fill'• brisk' da)'l !brveloua !mit fashions - just rl«bt - Wear them anywhere. Fall's most ~tile faahloDJ. ' lne pie.. dreaaea and 2 and 3 pc. sulia: Beautiful ..... trastint colon. All top reaOIII'<eJ. Make your Seioctloa ...-Jy. 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