http://66.213.69.5/files/original/890b0b986a8a9fff5f277ac4b037b58c.pdf 97cb27deaf90761e8ef16c045f72b2a5 PDF Text Text •• 1- ' ·l ..Dally Sentlnel, Pomero_y-Mlddleport , 0 , Sept. 18, 1964 I • '· Migrant Worker Mainly About j Is Studied by Circle People In ~~ . Dorcas A program on the r_nlgrant . Pomeroy : worker and his way of hfe was I I . i NOW VOU KNOW 'l'lle Amerfeq n., II 1111 "' , I given bv Mrs . Charles BPnnetl · brolht>r, Forrest Bachtt>l , to Al- Mrs. Chartes R Karr Sr. returnt>d home Monday. aher a week 's visit at Marion with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr and Mrs . Edward T Ballt'r and daughter, Polly Ann . the home of Mrs EthPl Hugh - RAYON PANTIES will at when tl;e Dorcas Cirt"'le of the ' liance Sunday where he Middleport F'lrst B apt i s t attend his second year Chu:ch mel Tuesday evemng at Mount Union College. [ Tursday guests of Mrs. J. l es Mr s_ Charles Searles. chair- M. Archer. Mitchell apl. on S. man. opened the meeting. Second A\'e., were Mrs. Gertrude Clark and Mrs. Lawrence Mrs DessJe P;:~tlt>rson returnDevotions inl' luding srr!pture Srhon~ ul c;a!!ipolis . Mrs . Clark !I'd home '•1und f!~', after ~pend- and a meditauon were t!liven and Mrs . Schong ar'e nieces of lng the weekend with he.r son bv .\1rs . Dana Hamm. The Dor- 1/lt' late J . M. Archer . and daughter-in-law, .VIr. !:!Rd c~s Circle wlli se-rvr on the ho s- ,~.fr and Mrs. Wendell Ger)-1rs James Pattt>rson H.acme pll<tlily committre lor thc- 0l'to- ladl and ehildren have returnand attrnded the homecommg , ht'r met-tmg ol' tlw B H San- t•d from McConnt!lsville where at the Carmel EUB ch urrh . born Soc1ety w1tl1 tht'~t' mf'm - 1Jl,·v wert' called Friday due lo . d M. W'Hiam Bow- bt>rs Jn eh<:~rge, \1rs. Cl~·dr Wtnt'- , tilt: death of his fathPr Mr. "," vaho': were ov- brennt>r. Mrs Bt>ulah h h l I HIJtner Gerlarh . FunPral ers_of Lu. Sundav of Mr. Mrs Belmt'IL \I 1 ' ieos were conducted Monday tn ermgh'r g~harles Wildermuth Ethel Hu~hrs. <:~nd \h:s. ~earl I M(·Connelsvi ll e. I and M s.d I I f <'ral of hJs Hoffrnall . .\Irs . Agnu." \\hilt' . Ann Harlt!y granddaughter and atten t'L Itt' un li · d Mr s ' · h ' 'lf'n Thorn sun on Mon- Mrs Dana ~mm lHl . . . of Mrs. J. E. Harley IS a _Ires - i uncle, G p Elizabeth man 81 Ohio lJniversJty this fall. ' day. . .'\>Irs Hoffmon luve , Saturday Mrs. Harley and Hoi- : Mr. and Mrs. Claren<'e Har- g1fl cha1rrnan to re~l<-~ct- M;s. : lv Marlin were in Athens where 1 brerht of Hamilton arr th e Ht•lt~· Smith_ who r~s 1 gnl"d . 1he l tiu'y joinf'd Dr. and Mrs. John i guests of her sistn anG broth- Rltl (;r;nldt-' A~;oclall.on meet - Harley of Spr ingfield, who had : er-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . .lo~Pph 111 g to !w lw ld _I ilursday at ~10 acrom panied their daughter Raub and family. Cnmde was dJ~cussed. SeveJa l 10 Athtms. Mrs. MargarPt DavMiss Roberta Kraeuter left me mbt·rs pl<:~n to altend . A re- I. of Athens joined the group , Monday for Athe ns. where she 1,0 rt was given un the foreJgn : :~r dinner. Be~ ~on, I Miss Marianne Woodgerd of wUI enter Ohiu UnivE"rsit~· for mis~iunnry. :'o.1i ldred weekend the fall st.•mP<i\t'r ShP W<-~S ac- wlln 1s srrrmg at C<Jpe Ha111an. ' Columbus. spent th~ Haiti_ Tht:> C'uT!r . .vdl send _ !H~r with ht>r parents. Mr. and Mrs. companied to t\the ns by ht>t' a glfl •JI IIH\IIe~· lor her biJthI H<trold Woodgerd parents, Mr. Jnd Mr);_ El don Kraeuter. d:1_\ _ Mrs. IAJwell Probasco of CharA lrtter ul gree11ng . w_a s . lt>s ton. Vr'. Va. hBs bel:'n I he Mr. and Mr ::.. Sherley s:~' an and Mr . and Mrs. Wayne Prmce r~<:~d from th e re('ent lfLISS !On ·, gut>s! of Mr. and Mrs. James visited in Gallipoli~ Sunria_v, ary speaker. Duro.!h.v J.ohnson . ' Weller, who are spPnding the with Mrs Virginia lrrov~·r, Mr. The (ktohPr mPrH~g will be ; summer here . Mrs. Probast'o ~~1and :'11rs . StAntey Hunting1on lu-ld a! lilt' homt~ ot ~.1r s. Dflna · su visited with fri ends in the Chees.e- · ~rea. and Mr und 1\lrs. Glen Powell. HHmm. J\•lrs. Frank Mr. and Mrs. eeurge P11inns IJrew <:~ssisted .\!Irs. Hughe~ In . Kev in Dailey, son of Mr. and of East Livrrpool are rn mpmg st>r.,:ing n df'sst•rt cour~t> ~~~ lh_t> Mrs . HowHrd Dailey, is in Uni~ Kautt : v~rsiry Hospital in Co lumbus in their trailer 111 Shade rirer. abuvP and _Mrs . .Joh~ and :\1rs. Rwhilrd Ov.-en. I fur additional eye surgery . Kevtor a few days Paul Cheval ier returned to - - -- - 111 has had four •Jperations since Veterans Hospi t<ll , Huntmg lon. /(int'tlitl l'ttmil_v i.fJ hi s eye was injured in an acciW. Va. Sunday evening. after 1·;siting RP/atil•t!S dent. Spending tht weekt->nd with hl:i ,\•Irs. William Keith Kineaid I _Mrs. Wanda Beck ~ndt st~ ~~ Smooth fitting, comfortable. Finely khlt, long wearing, elastic leg briefs, step-ins, cuff briefs and cuff panties. Sizes 5 to 8. 1 ~r. Fa~ls es~ ~e. ~. <"h<.~rlrs I ser~­ Sl<-~vm w<.~s n~n:ed Wemtnt Orfen WOMENS SHANMONT Miss Carol Bachtel took her 2 . peln ~rlon cant, lona sle~ves, button trim . S~e1 cardi· pearl amaH, Boys 39e Culhion Sole CORDUROY YE$_TS CREW SOCKS One size fits a11 sizes 10 to 17 . White and solid colors of black , re-gatta blue. One size ill all sizt>t 9 to charcoal , camel. and navy with color trim. 11 . Rib knit t.op. White 3 SPECiAL SALE PRICES FOR THREE DAYS •••• $1.00 Ptlrl - Widt! w 11 te corduroy vests. 4- button closin& sizea •mall, medium & large. blue. 36 inch Bleached Muslin Bleaciled snowy white, finest construction WorMnt fteguler 5,95 Corduroy Work Trousers Sizes 32 to 50 waist measure. Heavy ribbed corduroy in solid color, tn-own or grey. Sanforized shrunk S ' $1.45 40" Unbleached · Muslin CHANEL JACKnS MEN'S $4.95 y1rcla 100% orion ehanel jacket!! In multi colors :V4 length sleeves. Sizes sma11 --flledium artd large. Excellent for sheets, quilting and general use 5 $4.44 Sal• $1.35 yerd• 1 Thfll• llot-BII'teln Men's 2.95 plir' Da.y~l Yount Ment It Mens 3.95 SLACKS Sizes 29 to 42 waist rnea$Url!'. Solid colors. Smartly styled. Save Thursday, Friday and Saturday. $J.44 $5-00 Regulo< 2.95 STRETCH PANTS FOR GIRLS Pomeroy PTA Comml'ffees to 8e A • ted · Saturday, 39c green, black and roya l. Women•• WASH DRESSES WITH DOUBLE ELBOWS Size 38 to 46 and ext ra large size 48 to 54. 100% worsted, spring nedle knit for neat fit. Button front, solid color, navy, teal heather or d~rk oxford . Sale priced for bargain days. to choose from and dark prtnti, cwd half slze11. light THREE [)AY SALE bur!ulo plaid pattf'rn in red 1111d bl aek . Neck sizes J!) to 17. IOO~U wool. Washablf' . CREW SOCKS SALEJ White with multi-color tops. Sizes 8 to IO'h, Made by Springfoot. 3 p1lrt $1.00 I: , 1stppt was gue-st speaker and spoke I Mi~s Carol Scott, daughter of . on the nf'(>d for parents lo set M d M p u1 Scott will I th 1 1 r an rs. a , 1 a good example for er t~r the Holzer Hospital School ' h'ld en I re-n . . or Nursing, Sunday, SeptemAt the close of the meetmg, ber 20. Miss Scott is a 1964 rf'freshme ~Ls were 'tsterved by graduate of Middleport High I j I (' Style 6Sr 65! I the .xecultve commt ee. SchooL Miss Barbara Morgan, who has resided with her sister and ' family, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mea. dows and family , has entered I Ohio University. Miss Morgan MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY OHIO TONIGHT & THURSDAY If you lovo fun, onHkers ~~·~ch~~duate of Middleport NOT OPEN FRIDAY end SATURDAY September 18-19 ere lndlopens.blo - white ==--;B ;;;EL=D;; TRYOUTS "~~,~~~~s ~~~~~~ block duck, Tony Bar ron, .Judy •Jan. Wally Campo "OPERATION PETTICOAT" ONLY tTechn~eolorl b~~ g~g,;;•'lJin!o~~:·· 2.99 Sargeant. M iddleport, o. Coloreartoont Hayley Mtua. Kerr 9!~---------:...----------· 7' - .. ... . ~ , , __. - - ~ - · _, -· . . ............ .. --~ - - - · · ' School with Mn. Dorothy Lacey, vocal music instructor, In fir t charge, Chosen were ' ooRuth AhD Kathy Halley, Elaine Dav· pranoes, McEihianey, .. ' ----......... tiYUnl, cyl~r .-· . . ' ' . ....... ''•8 ,.___.,._ . ' ' .",-- ------ boll ~' ca n purchase exit permit for relatives behind the Iron CUr- Sends On Catchall Bill PINKING SHEARS Ravel resistant cut. Black handles, Adds a finish SO all kinds of materials, '2.00 11101. ~· . WEST BEND TEFLOI\t COATED . lolo BAKE WARE FIGURFIT SLIPS Just !- Polaroid $29.95 Print Copier for Highlander Model 80 Series. Just 2-Polaroid $17 .95 Wink Ughts for Model 252 Camera. Sourees oald it Involves an "lntemational scandall" whlch nell certain Communist countnes "bWldreds of millions of dollars yearly." They Indicated that the Communist nationa Involved are conducting a thriv· ing global "blackmail'' scheme. It was oald to consist of a siDr pie but ingenious method by which persons In the free world his own life and manage his bureaucrats to aolve their proloaffairs. lema. -Government ought to assure -Public officials ought to cleo opportunity for each citizen voto their honest and undivJded fully to develop hls skills, to en- efforts to th• performance al joy the fruits of his labor, and their official dulles and never to live in dignity and freedom uoe official powero or influenee under God. for personal advantace or aafll. -Government ought to en- -The true measure Ill rood courage all citizens to meet government Is the quality ol their own responsibilities rather public service rendered and nal than to rely upon paternalistic the number of tax dollarl opent. OWJ'I fabrics . Mi11e1 sizes and PHOTO DEPT. SPECIALS $9.00 _:: _ _ _ _ __ nations. Ohio GOP ~a•romises To Continue Policies Of Governor Rhodes 2.95K""'Idtt SSe an4 Women• 100% cotton full ·I dips with e'yeltt trim. Sh~: dow penel Shea 32 tbru, 52. White only. $5.00 Solo $1.69 , 1 Teflon, no stick finish for no-scour clean-up. Du· pont's super-stick finish. Cookie end Bake Pono, 151h"x10V." , , •••. $2.99 Boko end Roost Pons, 13"x91h"x2" ....... . $3.29 1tound Coke Pof'IS, 9" diameter .••.• ••••••. $1.89 9" !lquoro Coke Pons . ·...... .......... • .. $2.19 9''x5'J Lo•f P•ne ...••..•••••• • • • • • • • • • • $: ·:: 6 Cup Muffin P•n• • • • • · • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • $ • 9 1~ Cup Muffin Pons .... · · · ...... • " .. " ' 2•4 Drip Cotcher •nd S.rvlnt Trays • • • • • • • • • • $1 · : Plao Pan ond S.rvl"' Troys . .•• •• • • • • • • • $.1. Just :?.-Polaroid Flasil Guns, Model 281. Regularly $12.95. $3.op Sale! KODAK FILM Reg, $1.25 Kodacolor RX (CXI27, CX620) ... 95c Reg. 60c Vorlchrome Pan Film (127, 6201 ••... 45c Reg. $2.15 Kodachrome 11 (KRI35·201 ..•••. $1.69 Reg. $2.65 Kodochromo II Movie film ...... $2.09 COTTON PAJAMAS Women~ eottoo cotton batiste tSc br01dcloth lOnll JNijamas. Solido and prtnts - Slzeo 32 thru f6 . Sole 3.95 DOOR a-.d WALl SHELYiS 1,59ondUS Wemens 2.95 $1.50 4-PIECE CANISTER ·SETS For clooet pantry, bath- Po~~ur, rupr, eolfee room 'or ldleh..., Expand~ 14" 10 24", Mjuato up or down to fit. all ll'l'IIIP' and tea. Spun olumlnum llnllh wlth black or pol- menta. Reauti!UI babd enamel flnlab. ished aluminum covers. f2·00 $2.00 oaot SAVE THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Wort~Mt 49c CUNG SALE I CLARINn REEDS All vinyl stjck-On plastic. 18" wide - Thursday nic'e patterns. - 1'1·iday - Saturday. 39C yd. Sebner Sololat Reeds lor B flat clarinets - 11'1, 2, 21>, 3 - Regulor 25c. Sal• Prlct~ 2 hor 39C Sale.1 H"d AB I e . • ds Sleep or Lounges Sofa Beds by Slmmono ond Kroehler 2 Rog, $109.00 Sqfo Beclo .. .......... Solo $7 2.00 t Reg. $199.00 Hide A Bed ... . : •.. $•1• $1 66.00 1 Reg. $219;00 Sl..p or Loungo , .. , $ale $188.00 •• $249.00 Sloep or Lou... 2 R-. , " • , •• Solo $199.00 INSIST ON FABRI-COATE 39c EXTRA SIZE PANTIES Protectton.lor ~g~hol~ and drapery fabrlc:s. ~ Is stains retards soils, gbles longer wear, teaiatl ~qg. invisible, colorl~s. water repell~t. $2.91 Women• extra larce 1lze estran acetate r•yon Plh· Uea. Several 1tyles to ehoooe from. White onq. Sizea X, XX and XXX, 3 polrt $1.00 lnfonta TRAINING PArmu b tto trill Infantt w ~ <9 n • - ~et!'.:11 tr'f:, !~: Fu[( cut .fOE porfecJ flt, Sizooil, .4, and I. ·· 4- '$1.00 ,. . 1!0 1!', · ' . WIAYiii WRITING .I(IT .... 6·9, ' IPIC_!AL ~ .: '. c . ' FABRIC-KLEEN , Cohtabu Stick BOll Pen, Fountain hn, .Mechanical ' hnoil, retractable btl1 pen, extn ~1. ~pen · reftu and extra eraaero. fl.GOiVolue' SUDLESS · Cli:ANER l'or lllu1 ond Uphol~ff., MUes 10 pllons off elean- . li>& oolutlon. ' . ' $1.49 ,. '. Sy- Friends may call at the E• lng Funeral home anytime lhlt evenina. The body wUI be taten to Dunbar Friday morninc. j_ , Hytolli SPeCial Value TJplng ·Pa~r · . GOod quailtx 18'lb. )lliiulec! white paper, 100 S~• ti!t!allll. ~Wrapped.J',ack. _ 1 4H firt: • • ' as· I~CIA~' ·· _' ~ ..: ' r L~--~~~~;::::=;==~ , ::==:...::::.:~J ·" be Micks joining Dianne Criswell, also a mem r. ~_ ..,. , .,..._ ~ PRIQ fM C&(JI _ $6.19 .~:;~:~~~~ :r:~~~~]!~:§ : BARGAIN DAYS AlL OVER .-JHE1 SJORE.~~:~l,BERFflD~:JM·:. POMER~Y 1 Debon~h Scher~ J._____-_ _..,..____"'1'·~,...~-~-r··--.~· ~~--~-~·!'!'~~~~-~ior;~~~··~·:· ~~~t'~~"rt~:t;~:"'"-~...,-...,.,-, • THE SHOE BOX ~ th~n':!:~leattry;J~te;:;" :~ ~RTTRI P~~~.~~~. A p;,.jp pf' 1 1 reet ltJe •ow ra,ud cOho'Da-;.,,al-the jQ Pfastic Garment· HANGERS DurabJe plastic with swivel hook. Pink, blue or white. s in a packaf!le. Wenwn't 1.95 I I New Oerk IIICII voivL an international refugee "shakedown" by Communist . ..•. , "itl ,"A;,, -,:;;y•;t~. ,, i:-.t(i._' !f,. \ "'t . . . . '· :,•1/\1•'/t,,.,,' '·· v':i.. ~ ' $ ., ~ $3.44 AGroupCIIWomottt Boyt 49c CUSHION SOLI Full lrngth tail - Girl Scout Troop 267 led ln · and Mrs: Carl M~lvin, Mr. and Mr . and Mrs. George Logan the pledge to the flag . A report Mrs. Larry Melvin, Douglas INDISPENSABLE ,Solo yd. .Missea ~-"":'----, .' Flannel Shirts "1~ ~ Ina An Ideal blanket to use all year. 72"x90". Thermal weave with 7" nylon binding. Presilrunk, color fast, machine washable, lint free, all colors. Many pattern1 and styles $ole Mens $6.95 ALL WOOL a Le!riMt. Air Weave Cellular BLANKETS MENS ALL WOOL COAT SWEATERS WASBINGTON A biller controversy has erupted In Congress over whether 1< publish portions of an immigration subcommlllee hearing said to iD- tain. pelr ENTERTAIN A'f DINNER entert ained with a dinner Sun- was give.n on the record hop I Melvin. a nd Violet, Lettie and dew at their holm'. Hemlock in August. Mr. _vaugha n an~ . Helen Bourne of Tazewell, Vir· Gr~vt> Presen t wt>re Mr. and nounr rd a mef' hng of the execu- ! . . Mr and Mrs. McNeal ' Mrs. Dwigh t. Logan and son, , tive comm1·I tee for Tu esday •·I gmJa. and Martha accompanied t he Skip, Mrs. Florence Hol\f'Y, . September 22. at I _.10 p. m . ~t ! roup to Hurricane, W. Va. Mrs. Elmer Bailey and dau~- the school to ap~omt com mit~ I!here they visited the Zoologi- . t-er, Sandra. l\1iss Bernice Kmg lees . Leo Crew di scussed b1cy~ 1. ca l Park. and Mr. and Mrs. Logan. I de safety. . 1 Mrs Frank Irion of Ga llipoSuperint~ndent Charles G1bbs II· . · pending several days ' . ud ed d , J spoke IS IS S , w<:~s mtr uc an a so .1h he-r daughter and family , on bkycl e safety .and uf _ the ~~ and Mrs. James Johnson nt-ed of a new 20 foot bicycle d. f . . h h d " an am11y. h 1 rack aflrr w I C e m .ro Uv t 1 Mr a n d · Recent gues s o 1 t>d the teac hers of the s~hoo · Mrs Clifford Hayes and son, Ol'ficers of tht' PTA wt:re mtro- (' · were her brother, duced bv tht' prt-sident and the M.~regoryd, M Everett J Price · . h r . an rs. ~ · mlroduced l em- and her sister, Miss Effie Prke members se lves. The atlendanre banner , of St Albans , w. va. and Mr . was awa rded to the stx th grade. 1 d M . C J Taylor of Fair~ I . IetL program an t rs. .\1rs. Haro ld Tnp W Va. . 1 ' · 1-C · Pete Werner, who , rha1·rm lln, lntr od uced Robert . mon Airman ' n. obt>rts who conducted de~;o- h b n tatt·oned in the Phil•ts t ·s o . !tons The G1r rou mtrduc~ . asees . fo u months is visit.h . I d three . tppmes r ' \ P( t f'msr ve~ an sang I ing with his parents, Mr. and numher!l assisted by Mrs. Mrs. G. G. Werner. Following (;t·ne Honda shelt . leader. 30 d· leave he will report Rf'v . M. K Dows~n, pastor Kee:~r Air 'Base in Missisor the Heath Mf'lhodlst. church I ~ . Discontinued pattern• of our regular $2.Bn cafe c~­ tain and valance- aet, (N6t all colors.- Big assortment new fllll patterns - 36" wide Sale Thursday, Friday and 100 % stretch nylon stretch fabric, fleece lined _ machine washablt". water repellent, crease resi5: ta'nt, elastic stirrup. Red, 1 1 CAFE CURTAINS QUADRIGA PRINTS SALE! $6.95 SLEEPQAFT 1 1 SALE I Solo 49< Sizes 7 to 14. 1 [)I'/ family . ol Su nnwil lf\ Cali!, is visiting i Karl. . have return: Flao ~f:er th1s wt>~k with hPr mother-in- i home m f't. Meye~s, •, d J h K .d nd 8 visit with relat1ves · I H Mtu Dnl'is onorPt li.iw . \1rs . o n me.:~ I . a r . d . . Middleport. Kartanwill lwr sis1er and lamdv, Mr. an d nen ~ m . l At Birtlrda,\' P~ITt)· i Mr_~: Millard Wilder.:nuth, while be a jumor at Davidson Col ege, Miss Charlene D:Jvls was 1_he ~ her husband . Col. William Keith ~ Davidson, N. C. Th~y Wt>I'E' forguest ol honnr a1 a S ~lrpnse Kmcaid . is on a service flight mer Mtddleport resJdPnts . blrthdav oarl\· :.d the home uf t (' l d He will J·oi n his ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Byers . . .) d \I 1 I 0 .rf'~n ~n . I l}{'Sts M r 5 her par~ 111 "· [ r. an · rs_ · · ·. Family here later thi s week bt'-: and lht>lr wuseg · ' · Davis lao;,t Turliday . A_ hoote- fore ihev rl' lurn t.o California . Wi.inda Berk and son, K a r I, nanny 1hetnf' wa~ carn~-'d ou1 Tht'ir ~on. rom _ B stud ent at I F lorida attended th_e annual With '·Ti <S~ Lun· A~~bary ~~d Ohio Universi t_y . rind their I Byers family reunton, held at F<uTeil Shu ler ~rov ldmb gw1ar son. William Keith. Jr., and Blendon Woods near Columbus, musir. family of CharloHe.sville, Va .. recently . Girts wrre presented to the joined thtm for 8 rel'ent lrlp Mrs. Gent Harris has been honored gue~ t and re frec.,~~£'nl.s I to New York Citv and the . returned to her ho~e from served. Favors were Chme se W ·ld' Fair in .ubstn·ance of Meili:S General Hospital where for tnnP m_atrhboxfs. J n v J te d lh~; .. 2~th wt>dding ann ive rsary. she has been a patient. ror .sevguests mrl udrd Carol Bachnal weeks. tel, Eveh'n G1bbons. Barbara : Mr. .!tnd Mrs. E. A. Bartels Jone5. Karen \1rF.lhinney. BoH-: of Huntington, w. Va. have bara Morgan. Ellen Dullun. 1 been guests of her sister and Carl a Sue Gilmore. Marilyn · brother-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Swan. Iva Stt>wa~t, Ju~y ~u l rh - ! I Phil Meinhart. Miss ~ r~a Sm~lh er, Beverly Perrm. En c <.: ham- ! ppo~n I who has i.ilso been VISitmg With bers. Carl Berk uf Flor ida, The first meettng of the Porn - the Meinharts. returned to her Dennis Saelens. Bi ll Dix(ln, eroy Element_ary PTA was .held I home in Buckhannon, W. Va. Forrest Bachtel and Sandra . Munday evemng at the s~hool Weekend guests of Mr. and Brew ington. i With Prank Vaughan, presJd~nt Mrs. Clan~ nce McNeal a nd in eharge. daughter Martha included Mr. Ill v< -· :: .::: BANLON DRESS SOCKS 2 enttne ........ . . . ..................... ., ":' M.n• klrbury Smart paltr>rns. Notched eollar <'Oat style top, ria:'!tkized waistband, adjustable . Sanforizt>d shrunk . at y • l•l• Womens R.qul1r ,,95 BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS e • V_O_L_X_V_I-N-0-.-1-3-2-----------POMERO---Y-M-IDDL-EP:-,~-OR-T-,-OH-10-----TH-U--:RS_D_A_Y_ , -::SE-P:-TEM~B-::-ER:-:-:17::-,-::1:-96~4:------ mediuf 1nd largll'. 1 1 ,.u. CARDIGANS 100% printed $100 1 1 •••• llnl beoe referred 1<t 11 "Old Glory" by WIIU.m Dmer, maller of lbo brt, Cbarleo 0.,. Mr. """ Mrl.· Wamlley, f'<lmoroJ, li �I • I 3-way Effort I Rem·g Made tun oL Nation's Press H~:!en~·~eart ~ttack~· Harrisonville 80VP SALE PLANNED WITIIDitAWJ TI:AM M.\SVN - Th< Mosoo Grade Mr, and Mn. Jed Dovis, Ra· School PTA Ill sponsoring • cine, were guests ol Mr. I. d soup and beke sole on Saturday loin. Blankeaahip and ebildnn, Sept. 11, beginning at 11 a,m. I Mrs. Nellie Borg81J aad soaa at tho Commualty Youth Ceo, All n and Michael went t.. Fort ter. Homo made IOU!' wiD be Ashby, w. Va. to •lsit her Si8IDid already sealed and ready Mr .... Gertrude Jones of Day~ ters Mr. and Mrs. c. L. Dow1to go tn quart.s and one-half RkMMOND. Ind. !UP I I _ ton was guest of Mr. and Mrs. den' and Mr. and Mn. Samuel COLUMBUS (UPI)-A tbree- 1gallons. Home modo cake end Alabama Gov. George c. wal· Chari., Jones and ..,urel. Haines of Romney, w. va.. Mr. pronged effort Is being made by pie also will be sold. lace. In his fir". northern roray Spec. I and Mrs. Qth, Me- and Mrs. Daytotl Rhodes of the state administration to belp since Democratic primary time, Grath are guests of relatives Charleston, w. va. farmers hurt by thf' drought ATTEND SCHOOL hailed opponents of the ctvil here. They will leave soon for Mr. and Mrs. Rlcbar<' Rhod· oondltlons. Henry Werry, Jim Snubby, rights act Wednesday night and Anniston, Ala. Mrs. McGrath is es of Dunbar were guests of Gov. James ~. Rhodes hu IHarold Norton, John McKenzie, aaid the nation's pross '"does recuperating from surgery. Mr . and Mrs. Delmer Rhodes. asked Agriculture Direct<X' John Phil Globakar, Richard VetJthnot tell the truth ." "r. and Mrs. Garland Mayes Mr. and Mrs. Young b 8 d Stackhouse to survev tho 20. an , Joe Struble and Art SIUJber . I of Newark were called to De- their son and grendlon, Mr. lcounty drought disaster area were In Chauncey-Dover SUndly Wallace got a three · rmi i'Jte ltroit, Mich. for her brother's. Noel Young and Gaylord from immediately and •dvlso 1t1m attendng 8 fire school spoosoretl standing ovation when he start· , Dayton, 0. whether the emergenc. feed by the fire departmenL there. ed hi s speeck to a group called 1a c~tificate of appreciation. 1 grain prOil"am of the U. S. AI· They received advanced tra!Jt. the Society for the Preserva· ,. 1 th t' b I' Mrs. Chari•• Norris and diu· : rlculture Department will be lng In arson, detection, fire protion of Every Amencan's Rights b dsubppose .. •. s ecldau.~eB ml ghlers were guests of Mrs. EJ. I needed this fall and winter vontlon end pumping Our! .h talk he a a urger >e sa . ut I """'"" . . R) Is PEA · ng • • . t ld th th •Y can take their s e ·-~'6· I UoJder the program, farmers Tellin~Lies •., News Notes For Farmers I I I 2·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·lolicldleport, 0., Sept. 17, liM ROME iUPI) - italy baa withdrawn Its •occer teaw from ,lhe Tokyo Olympics becaust of 1 controversy ov er the amateur ltaiUJ of tho ItaDin layers. The team had queUIIetl I o r the Olympics In • series of elimination matches but was crlUcizetl by International Olympics Committee Chancellor Otto .Mayer. \ ENTER UNIVERSITY Mt 8 nda Ball d bt~s Mrre nd Mr "Y~llll L :;.0_ and · 1 Mlsa Ms.ary •-~ ., "'"' Richard,· daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eddie· Rlekard, have eJioo tere.'ltyCo~bu! ~usineso Unl· ver · .,r art roommates at tho YWCA In Colum· but· .::~::~::::::~;:~::~=~~+=7,::: Ri ver news ISUIIneas ' Oppcirtvnltles SUS!Ntlili , oPI'Olt'l'ONit'l OaUJ• readiUJ• ' Gallipolis Dam 18.4, 11.9, running 000 foot on rollers, Pomeroy • Mason 20.75, Pt. Pleasant U.441, Hinton .48 faiUng, K..nawba Falls minus .31' falling , Charleston 17.98 stationary. London Marmet and Winfield damo were on the sills. Bolt movemento: o~· River- Orlenlsn down 13, Ul a.m.; Cotton Queen clown 13, 4 a.m.; New MatiJta. ville up 14, 1 a .m. i John J . Rowe clown 14, 4:30 a.m.; S. M. Jenka up 14, & o.m.; ReH· able down 18 1:10 e,m.; Chris Jr. up 17,4 :30• a.m. ; Cherokee down II, 2:20 a.m.; John Hood up 11: 7:115 •·~-: L. Fteoro up 20, 5.30 a .m., Eastern up 20, u:20 a.m. ; Elisha Woods up 21, 6:30 a.m.; Peggy Downey up 21, 7 a.m.; Indiana up 22, 6:20 a .m.; Dixie Challenge down 22 1:15 a.m.; Jefferson down 23, 1:20 a.m.: Diane Brent down Greenup 7:55p.m. ; J . S. Lew· II down Greenup 9:40 p.m.; FrankDn B. down Greenup 3:441 a.m.; Codrington up Greenup, 3:46 a.m.; Western down Green up 5:35 a.m.; R. H1 Bosworth II down Greenup 8:15 a,m.; San Pedro up Meldlihl 3;>5 p. m.; National up Meldahl10 :35 p.m. ; Pamela D. down Meldlhl 12:50 a.m.; Eva H. down Meldahl I · :35 a.m.; Susan Lane down Meldehl 2:15 a.m.; llelle of Lottllvllle up Meldahl 3:45 a.m. OIDipnUo Dam - Jeflboat down &:IS p. m.; Solvay down 8:40 p.m.; Beaver lp 8:40 p. m.; Hieronaux up 9:30 p. m.; A. E. Dyke down .11 p. m.; Zimmer up 8:30 a.m. Kanawha River - Lltlle Edward down London 4:10 p.m.; Semel ' up London 4:40 '&.m.; Allen R. Merrill up Marmet 7· :05 p.m.: Duncan Bruce up Marmet ~ : 30 p.m.; Thelma Ann up Marmet 2:50 .a.m.; Jerry Bosworth down Wmfield 9:25 P m.: Lucy Jane Lucas up Winfie.ld 11:30 p.m.; Elgercllff up .Winfield 1:10 a.m.; 0 . F. Shear· er down Winfield .3:~ a.m.: George Price up Wmfleld ~: 15 a, m.; Helen Z. down Winfield 7 e. m. got his biggest applau•e for hia c~rtlflc;~ ole appreciation and Mrs. Clara Hull and son Har- [In those areaa .Jil'ere allowed to VISITS BUDDY attack upon the press. I they know what they can do I old of Waldo were guests of graze their anlmalo OJ. Ianda Mr. and Mn Rarry L. Bailey CI..U8 TO MEET "In the main, they don 't tell j with it." relatives and friends here. retired to tbo soli bank. recently returned from a trip The J . 0. F. Class of the the truth," W a II ' c e said. ' For Wallace, who carried Mr. and Mrs. Chari.. Jon., Rhodes asked Roy Kollman, to New York end the World's ·United Methodist Church will "They malign and distort, even Lake County in Indiana 's Dem· were at Zanesville lor the week· Oh>o State University College Fair. They spent tbree dayo at meet Monday a• 7:30 p.m. at about the attitude of lh• people ocralic primary last May, end. of Agrlcullure dean. f<X' help a World War II army reunion lha church. here. If you don't agree with the trip here was almost a Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bolen had from field forces of th• Coop- of Mr. Batley's S.'l9th In!. Div., them, you are a racist 8 bigot •·visit home.'' •·Jt l 'm ever run his relatives from \kron for erabve E:z:tension Servl~. in Philadelphia. P1. They PLAN BAM tdiOOT and Immoral." out of Alabama , I'm coming to Sunday dinner. The governor also advised vlsted several da)'ll wltb en Ill' The Chester Volunteer Fire The Southern governor said Lake Counti ." be said. "This Mrs. Herbert Hill aad child· U.S. Agriculture Secretary Or- my buddy at Atlantic Beac~ Department lo eport80rlng a he was the only P"""'" to ad· crowd has again shaken the ren came to visit her father and ville Freeman of hia acLon and N. Y., a?d attended the World I Ham Shoot ~ey, Sept. 20 at dres• the National Pre" Club Ieve teeth of the liberals. 1 know mother, Mr. and Mn. Jobn Dun· suggested Freeman might ask Fair ana nther polnta of Inter- tbe fzaek Wallolt Farm. In Waoblngton and not receive I'm home here." c:an. Isimilar surveyo by hi! field est. "In order that early actioo may wu In ColumbUJ today to attend be taken II the facta warrant IN COLUMBUS the State RepubUcan convention it." Evelyn Lucke, clerk ol courl.l, with Mrs. Joe Beegle. i Those farmers who have been adversely affected need to know whether !bey will be able to participate In the emergency 8y DOROTHY KILGALLIN grain proeram," Rhodoa told • the secretory. F~ve of tbe coundoa - Scioto, Lawrence, Athens, Melp and by Helen Bottel Gallia - wore so aUected laat Miss Midnight's Notebook: Paris Is buzzing Is quite a bit Uket he Star-Spangled Banner. summer by the drought that DUferent Kladl of NaQIDc makoa out tbe Hat and buyo lha : with the rumor that Gen D.E Gaulle, figurmg !bey were approved for tbe Dear Helen: groceries, puta tbem away, : he's 1 cinch to win another term in Decem· One of the major TV networks Is ready to !emergency feed grain program Whenever 1 tell my daughter and plallll what I have to cook. . ber, plans to sbake up the government In a big spent quite a bundle 11 Richard Rodgers will for last winter. to pick up her room 01 iron, or I never have a dime. He wiD : way in January Older ministers will be fired The other counties approved do dishes, then tell her again say, "Get ready end we'll go ~ the experts p~ict, some ministries will ~stage 8 91).minute "special" version of hh for emergency grazing through because she hasn't dOtle it the buy some c1othe•, ·• and then · eUminatetl, and youth will be stressed down Uncoln Center "Merry Widow" production. next month were Madison, first time, 1 get 8 standard re- he'll sit in a chair and watell ~ the linE'. Even Premier Pompldou •s job Is tn The video bosses would Like the same cast for Plckaway, Ro ss, Highland, ploy of .. Don't nag!" Seem• to every move, decide on evet) ; jeopardy II the polls doo 't make him look like a January release . . .. Jane Fonda's tribute to Pike, Clermont, Brown, Adams, me wives and mothers get the purchase. · a witmer. ber sweetie, Roger Vadim : .. 1 like tho way be Hocking, Vinton. Jackson, label of "nagger" mostly be- Once in a great while he lets - The Duke atJd Duchess of .Winds~ were In- walks, his gestures, hls voice and the carefree Darke, Preb1 e, Montgomery cause they're forced into ''re- me go to the st.lre for a loaf of vlted by a titled chap to vts1t Spam, but they way he handles the most difficult problems." and Butler. minding" their family by the bread, and then he holdo his . remained in the fun spots of the Rivera be- (Lik getting to the altar?) ... .. Vittorio Gass· family themselves. Rigbt? . _ band out for tho chang• from w. and M. the 50 cent piece. cause they believed they received too much man plays nine roles in his new film, "Let's ~ publicity and wre exploited by locals when Talk About Women," and previewers say he De w nd He ia retired, and hao tbree ~ they v1s1ted Spamlast year. For example, real- gets screams of laughter even when the movie ;[ght! a M.: meals a day regardless, and tors sold property near their rented house at is mown without English oubtitles. ,., • right 00 the minute, no mal· - Torremohnos by promiSing the new owners that Do you collect unusual monikers? Have Her· 'OCiety OlCS uJ; 11a%~~~s outs~~k~:~!ug~~ ter what I am trying to finlsjl ,_· lhe Wlndsors were planning to settle there per· kimer Stuggle. He's for real _ 8 so•• 8 n d up on housework. If I don't drop ... tiona can nag too. Ne:r:t time " to ge1 j ust what ho -----d I sho k h d d manent y, an air ressers, p eepera an dance man at tho Peppermint Lounge . Anh 1 h bed d everyth mg 8 : cafe owners "used" the Duchess by claiming janette comer tho new cmema femme fatale Sunday School tatondance on ~ e ,::es unma or wanis, he storms out of t h • ~ that she favored their establishment. featured in "The Loved Ones," is dividing her Sept. 13 was 60, the offering le esl " on.e, etc., say house. ,._ ·J " • t I • t d "l t $12 •• W h" p easant y, You re nagging me He won 't even buy me cro~~•ill on oranuo was se a .. ommu e a1 y o dating time between actor George Hamilton ..1.0. ora 1p service• were 1 d ,. d . the "Moriturl" location In Cataline by helicop· and playboy Dennis Stein. held at IU :45, with the 11 e v. ;.ga n, ear. an pot?ta a firm 1 chfling thread - I have to aeU . 1 r - but he changed his mind. Decided the Casto bringing the message mger. This Is tbe ktod of . my 1\'ork to get tt, and then ha •g ~beater express, wa•n't lor him .. The late Trinl Lopez Is about to •ign a tg deal with The Bake Sale, sponsored. by ~witch that may get results. - demands an accounting of ev· I' nah Washmgton s husband, pro football 20th Century-Fox, so let us all hope the pow· · the .w.s.c.s., last Friday and · . ery cont. He also reeds my slar Dick Lane, seems to be on the verge of ers there will persuade him to refrain from Saturday afternoons was quite Dear Helen . mall. rnarryin~ Mary ~owser, an attractive school- those nutty interviews in which he pleads a success. Proceeds will go to I know I'm not the worl~'• When we were married.,all 'nle Episcopal Church Womt..·acher In DetrOJt. for a mail-order bride. After all, he's a bit with refinish the church floor. best when it comes to scourmg he had was a trunk and b le en of Grace Church, Pomeroy, his records: why should he be so desperate Mr. and Mra. Garlaad Cald· the bottom~ of sauce flllll8, '"' clothes. Now w~ have two will meet tonight at 7:30 p.m. This column owes a great debt of gratitude for the wong kind of pubDclty? . . The new Nlc well and Emma FindUng attend· making griddles shine, but I places, and be has plenty of In the home of Mro. Cedric t~ the thousands of messages. of congratula· elodeon silent screen haven In Greenwich vu. ed Nurses graduation exercises bapp~n to think these thing• money, which he says a wom- W. CI8rk for the opening of tions that came after the stones on the Jack lave offers free admission every Sunday to all for their daughter and grand. aren t all that lm~nt. Be· an doesn't ,bave sense onougb their 11J64..65 program. Ruby testimony before the Warren Commis- actors employed In a stage production 011 or daughter, Dorill Caldwell, at the sides, I work aod h~ven t hours to handle. I d be h~ppy to band- Speaker this evening at the "on. They came from William Randolph Hearst off Broadway, All they have to flash Is an Eq· Xavier Church in Parkersburg to devote to scrubbmg. le even an occaswnal dollar. C1 k sld 3rd 211 S Jr., Walter Winchell, editors and publlllhers uity card aod tbe ticket Ioker will bow them Ion Sunday Sept 8 So what happens? A Slrl· Shouldn't a wife at least have Aer ~lddlenc~ 111 Mrs all over the nation, rival columnists like Mike in. A large' crowd ~!tended the hood chum. visils me after 10 a small allowance o1 maybe E:·· 11 .W e~h~le~ head oi Connolly - who really are never "rival" In Make a bet that Fidl Castro's sister, Juan- annual Homecoming at the Or· year• and m tho two days ohe a oervant'o aalory? , Because Chil~eWelfa;,.,• Services for th~ their genuine appreciation of a scoop - end Ita, fled Cuba with complete plans of his de- ange Christian Church, last Sun- was here, abe !coured every !bat's all 1 ~m. We have four Meigs County area. Mrs. Shul· citizens In many states ol ~e Uruo~. who hall· tense •• well as names of his Communist ag· day. Rev. Doster, now of Beth· pan I cooked witb spotless. It wonderful children, and If I er wiD outDne the needs ol _ed my paper and me lor courage In pr10t· enis In the United Stales and Latin America . any college, was the speaker , took her. hours, ~d made m,e mention Ieavmg they aay, certain parts ol the population '"!the articles. Of course tbere was courage Those sentimental Irish are at it again. AI· Rev. and Mrs. Doster a~d l feel t;rrtb!y mfenor. Wouldnt "Mother, yoti can't do lhall" In tbo county. Involved, but mostly lt was the ~unple ur~e _though John Ford was too ill to continue dlrec~ children of Belheny college, W. llt you .. - J.G.M. - MRS. T. D. The meeting will be opened to print the story - good JOurnalism. I cant tng "Young Cassidy" In DubUn, and was re- Ve. spent the weekend with Mr. ' Dear J . . , ' Dear M.rs. D: by Mra. James TIIUJ, president JIOSIIbly answer ell the telegrams and letters, placed, the director's chair with his name on and Mrs. Clair Follrod and I Nope, It wouldn t. I d fetch Your _four won~erlul mar- ol the organization, and devobut thank you all. Thank you very much, from it remains on the aet as 11 he were !hera In family . out the r<:St of tbe pans a n d rled chtldren lhould leU their U will be cond cted by Mrs an lncorrlilble reporter to wbom the front page charge. Mrs.· Edith Betzing and sev· look hopeful. Why dep~ve . a father a few facts of "wife" - C:,~ .Wll~ clevO~onal cha~ era! others from Tuppers Plains, ~m scourer of her tun· - H. Dke EVERY married woman man. Hostesses lor the occ"' visited Sophia Caldwell and otb- Ber::d ~Ten ,..,.. ntheeeds her own lhapln money, end ion are Mrs. Clart, Mrs Mary 1 ohe Ia er patients at the Elmwood uaurance a Frances Stobart, and M r s. Nur · Ho Ins 5 Dear Helen: partner not a slave Why don't D Am b 1 unday. smg me My husband Is older than I 1 it around witb tb 8 t~•· Kenneth ' s ary. M.r and Mrs. Charles D. you v s .. Meetings ancl speakers proWoode attended a family birt!t- am. We bave ~ married long e bit ttU your hu.band gets the gremmed for the remalncler of d bserv enotlllb to bave erown children message? - H tb wiD be -·•· pub11 a1 theCheesehome aad (married), ofayHev.o and once, Mn. Frank "" d......a 1tome peill for f Tblto mil column '11 If.dedicated , bato tonight. b t Middl rtlast Swtd - ••~, a Y •....,, so JGII re •· ~t vis!:~ of Mr ~ I never set ,to 10 to a groe> lng kid trouble or juri plaiD Mra Garner GriUi ·D ery store alooe. 1 have to fol· trouble, let Helen Help YOU Swartz of Colum~s ~e;. : : low aJnng behind him end If 1 She will also welcome your .,...; Mrs Emmett Ha see SOIIIetltlnc I need, I bave amualng experlencoa. Adclress 1 ·H lock· Grove Mr ;,m· to ask for IL Most often be'U Helen Bolte! In care of t b 18 coo Orr of l~: Grac;~war: aay, "You clon'l ,1'"ed ll" He newspaper. and Helen Woode, local. • Mr. aad Mrs, William Carr and dlughters, and Charlea D. Woode were among tboae call· lng on Arthur Atherton, Iince ltls rstum from Unl-ailf Holpilal 11 ColumhUI. Mrs. Elelmor Boyles is convalescing at her !lome here bJ from recent stDl(er)' at St. Josoph Hospital, Parkersburg, HELEN HELP us r Voice of Broadwav ••• reporting Alfred N r ' \\ W: Grace Church Ladies will ·Meet Tonight lor man or wonwa In this area to own and ,Otl'l'lllo 1 route of coin • -~ dilo pensers. Car and reference! desirable. Minbpum lnY.S~ ment of 19115 required. CaD be handled iD YOIIl spare time, profits dependetlt upon me of route we establish. For local interview, write, KING D!STRIBllll'ING co., Mpla., 3710 Central Ave.-. Minn., 55421, Include phone number. 1 17 2tp Auto ~flea IJ64 PONTIAC "i empOst' Convertlble, 8 cyl., Automatic, Aquarmarine, Spotless, 1400 mtloa. Phone WI 11-2121. 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Gatlipolio, Logan,' Well• barrinJ tie. - rna~ be ahuff·, meet the twice • defeated Fal· 1 ly sprained ankle from 10 days thing but strong favorites at : ton. and Pomeroy _ that could ~ llneupa and facmg correc- : com <Buffalo, Pomeroy) . . ago. , RutJand where Coach Dick Mar· , be on top or tht!: heap eome livo drilla by unhappy coaches : Last year the Yellow Jackeis i Halley, by the way, was one of , tin appears to be rebuilding. Nov. 6. Delt Monday. ·took their only lt63 grid vic- the pleasant surprises to Coach 1 The Panthers, with a veter- , Eleven game1 are to be play· · tory over the Falcons, 20-1.1Ashley upoo his cominc: to' an backfield sparked by Half. I . lr~ntoo comes to Athena, GalBy FRED DOWN I Johnny Edwards knocked ·lr1 etl Friday night, ooe Saturday i Coach BOb Ashley would Middleport. A senior, Halley , back Bob Smith and a line big hpohs . goes to Coal Grove, UPJ Sports Wril#r lhree run~ w1th three lin~ea night, when the Pomeroy Pan- ; settle, no doubt, for a carbon · never had put on pads before .~ enongh and fast enough to Greenfield meet! old foe Jacknw PhUadelphia Phillies· in- and Vada Pinson, Frank Ri,bthers 11.01 go to Rutland (IH). Icopy performance. , He is fast enough, likes rough 1 joust with any in the SEOAL, son at Jackson, Oak Hill lo at vlsible ally - time - is back mson and Deron Johnson bad In Meiss County Eastern <0- 1 The Jackets, based on their going, and wa:J catching up will be a tough gridiron pro- Wellston. \laysv1lle playz at '" at work for them m t.he Nation· two hits each to lead an 11--hil 1) invades Gallla county to i generapy pleasing performance enough savvy to figure large- 1 blem ror Martin's gang. !·ogan, and Cha uncey - Dover . al League pPnna nt race. attack that brought Cincinnat,i's play North Gallla (1-G~ over1against Rutland, wilJ be slight ly in the Jacket.• future plans Elsewhere in the area, SE0- 1Js at NelsouvJ!Je. Southweatern), and Racme < O. t r~vorltes a& Wa~a . . Game , both ·offensively and defensive- AL powers will have severe Outside the SEOAL Pt. Pleas- "I' m loJDI 1 trot tlarwlh this i AILhough more Lhan two J1 m Maloney his 14th win _ Ron 1 ke. It's a:ening l:oo eaol 1 weeks remain in the season, San to hit hi s 27th homer of &:he 1 &o McArthur), tackles South-! time ia 7 p.m. Ohm ~me. ly. . 1tests that will prove or dis· Iant moves up to Ravenswood, walk !" · the Philltt:S have reached t he season for the Cubs. western. 1 As ~f tbe eDct_ of dnll Tues- When he is well, Halley Will i prove what some are saying, , New Bostor: 1s a t Lucasville, point where they have a pracMiddleport, nurslng_ a preci.,l' day rught at Middleport, all provide some ol what Ashley that the Granddaddy of Ohio! and Kyger Creek goes 1o Sym Homer Is Dlsaslroua tical magic number- the num. . oua one· game WIODI~g streak hands were in good physical needa terribly bad, depth. I Athletic conferences has five I mes V<~lley . ber of victories tha t will clinch D{'ms. Mt>nke s thr~-run sec--the t ·r ""'~ · ond·mmng homer oft Ron Tay~ . pennan . even 1. "oclr nvC:I 1s lor proved disastrous for t ti e wm all then rema;mnl!: games. C d 1 lt h h he k- --"-• National te 1 pe . .. . , . ar !ni:l s a oug t y IIUf...'lm.l G The number IS II - mean· out Dt-nny Lemasttr witll a Clmte. Pitt 140 -:.s R. H. Prt. l lng that If the Phillie£ win J 1 IWIJ- run rally Jn the eighttJ. Dou85194 .344 · of their last 16 games. if s <tll bles bv Curt F"lood •.Ild Aaron. Mil I33 533 99173 .325 1 . 1 h Kyaer €reek's head football their wive1, principals and thelr lday, ll"eb. lt 20. Carty, MB 117 393 60 127 .323 1over - no ma tter w Jat t e Lo_u Br?ck. An error and a s~c-108ch, Jim White, Wednesday wives, bus drivers, and chap- The first game will begin at Wilms. Chi 145 580 89 187 .3:.!2 o~her . conte~;rs_ do h Tl~o~~l 11 nfJc(' t lv h~· H!ll Whitt> ga'>'e night was elected presideJ1t of erones, who accompany mixed 1 o'clock. ----"'---·-----·-----'111!....!=:.1 1Torre, Mil 139 536 79 170 .31 7 1vJctones wou gJve99 ! l 1 Je!i the (·a rdln.d s tht>Jr runs berore the Southern Valley Athleitc school bus groups to the conIt was agreed that the foot-.. 8 U . fll P . Santo, Chi 144 536 82 169 315 a ~ea:-~o_n total of a r(lwl krth Tit>l f'n i1llt> r n·t rrt'd 11 • ~ ldf' . 1 Conference. ti:sts. NlSHED BY Kyger Creek and y n~meri<:,~,~~ Lcn::~:atJOnaJ Cleve~and 3 Wa shington 2. 2nd, · F'lood . SL L 146 R13 86 191 .312 ~hJC; 1 now, Jn<H.·ressl~le hl Tr .w v St<Jtlanl p1tdwd a hn·t~e basketball trophl e~ be fu r- I W. L. Pet. GB mg 1 Brock. Sl L 140 570 98 178 .312 1 1 ~ . 1· ,oUJs l.:~ r~: l n<rls; l ll1cl n· hlt h·l and -.;trur·k (Jilt l!J I1Jr tbt" White aucceeds Bob Ashley, 1 The group then deci ded to mshed by Murdock and Han- , Bait!"more 'I _, Thursday 's Probable Pitcben All<:>n Phil 146 565 109 175 310 ~~U Heds and S<~n franr1 ~ r·u \1ets. whos.;. eJghf-hl t a ttH<·k 88 91 10 naThn e1'raascseoc . ">atJ"on w"Ill hold !'Is : ChJcago 88 :: j Ceped a. Ph' 148 480 71149 .310 a .500-pace eight 0" New York tg .500 "• ' Stoltleniyre lti·21 AmericiiP Lt&!(Uf" . Nov 11 at N th I Named with White were Ga- The selection of aU-star foot- next meeting w ' · G AB R H p VJdora•s 111 lht'lr 1·em;u mng 16 Ca•·l.wd 1-'Prrv "uffned 1 h f' . · or ,' Detroit 7',' 71 .520 10 111: • • · et. · 1 · · ry Minton, head basketball ball squads will be held i:ll that Ga II 1a I Wnlv game sc heduled) Oliva . Minn 147 613 103 195 .:ll R games - Is a must Ct'rtain to li r ~ t Jl,ss ot his car~f>r to the coach of North Gallia , as vice time . . , Los Angeles 76 73 .510 12 ' B Rbsn. Bal 150 561 74 175 .312 do the trkk Tha t 500 p.:we .\let~ anri saw tus st>ason rec74 72 ·507121h: president, and George Evans, Prior to the SVAC meet the · Att~n~ng W~ne~ays meet. Cleveland Friday 's Gami!'ll !Howard . NY 132481 f).14fi .:104 v.~ould give the Philllt's 91 i wins ord redur!:'d to 11 -10. mg 8 yger . ree were coa- ~ Minnesota 74 74 500 \3 1 ~ · w and mean tha t th•! ( "<WdllloJI ~ principal and head basketball Gallia County Athletic Associa- ches Pat Werh er and Lloyd · a ~tling ton at Chicago,_ night Freehn, Det 131400 64 J40 .299 --,_,... 66 83 .443 22 cleveland at Detrm_t, mght . rCausey, KC 143 554 7! 165 .298 would have to take 15 ol the 1r coach at Hannan Trace, as tion met. Myers of Southwestern, Bill . Boston 57 92 Jecretary. Dennis Murdock . Executive Priddy of Racine. John Dudd· Washington ·384 31 Los Ange lf'"S at Baltrmore, Dlght . Mantle. NY 127 413 76 123 .298 las t 16 ~i:lmes Lo W!fl the fl.'1g 54 93 Following the eJection White Head of Hannan Trace presid- ing and George Evans, Han- Kansas City ·367 33 Kan sas C'itv at ~.Y ., night Rbsn . Chi 128 478 78 H2 .297 The Reds would hav"' to t.tke · presided over the meeting at ed. nan Trace, Gary Minton, North c . Wedn~ay ' s Results Minnesota at Boston, night Ystski, Bos 139 519 72 153 295 all 17 of lhf'tr games <!nd rlw which time free passes, rosters Because of coalton's with- Gallia, and Jim White and N:~a~~r~ 9 foo;t Alngeles 4 Nationa l League sresud , Bos 145 526 80 154 293 r ~~~~:~1 could only tie lor lhf and the next meeting date were draw a I from the SVAC, the ar- .John Wickline of Kyger Creek. w L p ·t GB . Conglro. Bos 98 358 63 105 293 C d C . discussed. ea cage coahes reviewed their Oth t Cl Bo~ton 10 Kansas City 1 . . ~ . , H R I ounl own onhnues ers prese~ ~ere arence Minnesota 2 Baltimore I. night Philadelphia 88 58 .603 ome an~. r A.nd S<J the rountdown {'onr 1nThe members decided_ that , schedules Lo see if any changes Thompson, prmctpal of Kyger Cle•·•i•nd 3 \" h" 1 ·t St 1 ou>< ,. 5, 2 • Na,ional : Ma ys. Giants, 41 ; h h (or ••rw} 82 1 'f as mg on 1, s, · · · '" · u u , . . d ues even I oug the Houston ..ch . School .hoUld "f'CeiVe 14 1 wou ld occur. Cree k Bo b Penrod Principal .1. h C>n c>· n 11 .~ 11· 1 Williams. Cubs, 32 : Cep• a. C It · . d h . 80 65 552 711 1 ~ s 1 owe I e Plllltt>S . . . , free passes. 1 No revtstons were necessary. of North Gallia, William Stow- ' twJJg t San Francisco 81 66 551 7 ~ 1e;tants. JO . Hart , c· •Iants, 28 .· 1 0 ch t rd h . f. . The passes were mailed this The county tournament was ers, Principal of Soulh .." •eslern , """"H .,.....,..... ~.,,.~""""'""_,.~•..,,...,,"~ Prttsburgh · · · Ca ll"so Phil and Santo Cubs ' mar owa t eJr trst fl<~g 5 75 70 ' 17 12" l n, ' 1 ., 19"0 lh \" d d • 73 1 week to the six SVAC schools. discussed and it was decide$! George Evans, Principal of = , '~~'",.w~;, , . "''"'""'""'·<>. ,.,...."""""'''""" I Milwaukf* . . . ~i 1g1~~·s 6_~ vi;t1ory ~~e nei~.,~ys 75 71 : ~ 14 13 127 each: The season posses are alia. to have the tournament at Han. Ho~•an Trace and Dale Roth· Howhunters Harry L. Bailey ; Ameri"an· Killebrew Tw1ns · · ' ~•• 1Los r\nge- lt>s 73 73 .500 15 ._ · . ' ' : were the on!v contender to w1n cated for executive .head~_!~d nan Trace Friday and Satur- geb. Jr., Gallipolis Tribune. of ·Meigs Coanty. and Harold !c hicago .4 'h: 47 ; Powell. Onoles. 34 : Stuart, l _ be I" th " Ch"·· C 66 79 55 21 Rustell , Don Van Meter, Ed- I , Red Sox and Colav ito A's, ~ mg e Jcago .ubs 5-.1 60 88 .40S 29 die Van Meter, and Bill Me- I Houston ' ' - wh1le the M1! wauk'c'e Bra\"t'S Ask me about the State Dermitt of Mason county ro· : New York 50 96 .342 38 I 33 eac\••• Bolted In dheefealrd the Co rdinals 3·2 and ::: ~~;-::; ~:::~:',.,Piau. eently returned from aseven Wednesday '• Results National; Boyer. C::~rds. 110; i ~ · ~e~ Yo;~ Met_s lopp Pd the ' AKRON (UP}) - A game regulars out of the lineup in the ment that hospitalized him day hunthrg trip in the Utah Cincinnati 5 Chicago 3 Sanl(l, Cu bs, 103 : Mays, Giants. ' I an s -0 · e PJtts btrrgh PI· 'L-... __, ..._.. • local H4 which could go a long way to- season opener. , twice. Mts., killing one male deer Ml l wauk~?e 3 St. Louis 2 , 96 : Torrf'. Braves. 95 : Cepeda , 1~tes dow~~ the Los . An~elt>s 1 ward determining the 1964 high Tackle Dennis Corrado of A rib injury kept halfback each, which breaks all re- New York 4 S.an .Fran<:Jsco 0 Giants and Callison, Phils, 93 , odgers 7 5 1 ~ 8 so· what game. ~ school football champion will be Niles, a 226-pound senior, was Bob Hewitt out of the Massillon eords, witb 100 per cent kill. rught ·h · In the t\merr ca n League . .Yi rnplay~ " ed bY an un known HI"J· I"meup In the Tigers" inaugural. ' All are mem bers oI 1oca I Hous10n 6 Philadelphia 5 night i, eat . nesota nudged 2-1 · au Saturday ru"ght at the SJ"o"elm .-4.merlcan: Stuart. Red Sox ~ Ch. be 1 DeBaltimore . .ng clubs The u g the b t . . · CO Jcago a Lro1t 4-1 Ne w Rubber Bowl Wben defendi -- ~· ·--- - - - ·-• Y r e o rs un - P1ttsburgh 7 Los Angel~s 5 and KJI\E"brew. Twms, 106: - Yo k d bbed L A · champion Niles McKinley bat· son, 2:40 a.m. Wednesday. lng with bow and arrow to night l lavito, A's, 100, B. Robinson, 1 Cl:vela~ud ° ~, hn_geles 9-4· 1 ties runnerup Massillon. join one of the club11 beforf! Th d •11 ba nn w Irxr 96 1 s w~p1 ,as rngton 3-1 . . ·~~ OSPJ eWS DISCHARGED I ~rs_ ay Pro ble . Pltchf"rt I' =: agner, lans, . '1 and J-2 and Boston clobber(.od . be p ,. . hunting lhe white tailed deer , Cmcmnat at ctucago _ , National: Koufax. Dodgers . . K . • It -11 be th 1. WI e lfst meetmg . I a. Jents recently dm!harged of Ohio and West Virginia 0'"1" I 119 5 B . Ph"l 17·5· M -~ · ansas City 10-1. J tween the two schools s i n c e - - - - - - - - - - - me , Iud·"'' ,, ,S. J on h l\ar ' d, .nr... ,. • 'i"be seasoq st.ar'-s unmng. Is. . .Sh a Th e Cit· ~ l>ll -- xt ' . ooe (14·7) vs . L. Burdelle . .. h G" t o s kayoed 17-game CAROL L K. SNOWDEN 1935 and culminates lengthy nec Sl E 1H Jl~ d0-8J. : r1c <:~ 1, dlln s. 18-7 , ur 1. __ 1 J. . ENTERED HOSPIT•L ora avens, ar enry, Mrs, month. Ph"1I d I h" L ' Ph"1! 17-7· J cksoo Cubs 20· I w nner Jm Bunn mg with a 410 Hedgewood Drbt• 1: , gotiations between them for the " Herbert John son, Mrs. Alice a .e P 18 at ~s Anges., • a · ' four-run fifth-inmng ra lly eli Phone 44 6-4290 14 7 10 0 5 3 garne. Among those who entered Ho1- Henry, Mrs; Homer White, Ed- f1IDWti\·~~~1-¥.&:!~"'~Wt"i?f>.U \mght) Wise < - 1 · T~le: Reds. ' · . m<txed by John Batem an 's ho,•oGallipolis, Ohio ....rtf_) Both tea;ns ope~ their cam- zer hospital in the past 24 hours ward Zornes, Mrs. Bobby Lee vs. Drysdale (lB-Ill. A~enean. Bunk~r, Onoles: run single to snap the Phil !if'~' ~ 16 ' 5· Pappas, OrJOI~.s. 15· 5· three-game winning strea k. Ru-1 mu Fua paigns last week With vict.ories. wt:re Henry W. Cherrington, 639 Richi~. Jack Morgan, Carol Ann ~SK ~O WE_O tOnly g~me~ sc.heduled) Massillon blank~ Clev~land Second Ave., Terry Donald Ad- McCray, Lisa P. Molihan, AI- PT. PLEASANr _-:- ~IX cou- 1 .Fnday .s ~.ame.s . Chance. ~~els , .19-~·h· F;rd, l ben Amaro singled home t ~"' u .Jill East, 14-4.1, . and Niles whipped ams, 426 4th Sl., Kanauga, Mrs. fred Abbott, Keith Horton, Mary plt>s ~ave mi. ade ap~IJcahhonsff~or l'cS!h.. Lours aii'!CimemknatJ, ~gl hi 1Y8a~ks, 14·6, Peters, lle ox, I runs in the eighth to cu i lll e I 4a. c.levelarKI East Tee~, 54-G, be- Sarah L. Johnson, Rt. 1 Galli- Casey, Mrs. Charles Douglas, marrtage lcenses m t e o _Ice tcago A 1\' I wau ee, nl~ rl -o . Phillies' deficit to one run but · unuu" c~ . hind halfback Mel Dixon's three polis, Jessi·e Paulette Chapman, Mrs Don Hurn Mrs I a 1 of the County CJP.rk. Applymg New York at Houston, mght Bob Bruce ca me . ' . sr e E I R b C Ph "I d I h. L H6LOVAIC NAMF.O GM on m re 1Jt' 1 to IO"JOIHI•L£JW.suaMII:ECOMPIIJrl touchdowns. Rt. 2 Gallipolis, Mrs. Henry D. Watson, Mrs. Nelson Cromley, Wf're ar. eu er£ remeens, . 1 a e P Ja at os Ang ., n~ght prt:!serve Hal Brown 's third .,.,m .._~ott.ttlimtfs The Red Dragons will put a Bowyer, Rt. 1 Crown City. Ron- Mrs. Joe Voreh. Walter Wells, 22, Coolville, and Betty Ann Pittsburgh at San Fran., night BOSTON (UP!) - The Bos· l;•;:g~a~m~s~t~~5~lo~s~"~s;..==-----~~:::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""~":':'":! 48be te k Lambert 16 Mason J 0 1 ton Patriots of t h e- American . game un a n strea on the nie Ray Dennison, Rt. 1 Crown Mrs. Leo Sayre, Mrs. Boone . W 11• ' ; m RACI F tb 11 L h ed Jme and are .only four games City,Mrs. Darrell M.Shaffer, Rt. Preece and Roger V Bar tt vm e s, 50, Long Bottom, NG FE.-\TURE oo a eague ave nam away from tymg the aJI • time 2,Crown City. Vicki Sue Newell, ' re ·I and Yvonne Marie Meldau 31 WESTBURY, N. Y. (UP!) _ Coach Mike Holovak general state ~rd of 52 straight set 233 % Main St., Pt. Pleasant, ' Long Bottom ; Jesse Th~ma~ Roosevelt Raceway's $90.000 manager of the club. by Mas111Ion from 1937 through William L. Underwood, 183 KILLETT ON WAIVERS Wray, 54, Frazier's Bottoms Tournamen t. of Champions wiU The move was one of appre1942 and Elizabeth Helen Dunn, 44, headline four of the na· cia lion lor what Holovak h a s · Park Dr., Pt.Pieasant. Cynthia O'ITAWA IUPIJ - Former ~'raziers Bottoms ·, Roher! Har- tion·s leading pacers done for the Patriots, accord· A Sellout Crowd was expec ted S. Taylor, Neal Rd .. Pt. New York G"Jan t ha lfback moo Shablen, J9, Pt. Pleasant. night. ing to President William Sulli~ Ior whal Ia rated B!l an even sant, Anthon.v c. Grimm, K111 tt h b match e as een placed and Juanita Jo Jones GriJnm, Ayres, Spe«iy Scot, Henry van. · Grimms Landing, W. Wa.. on waiver by th Otta I ==o=-~~-==== Iloilo Have New €oacbeo ge Nlcinski , 588 Lincoln St. R h "d f e wa 26, Gallipoli< Ferry; Clarence T. Adios and Cardigan Bay aiiiC 0 aug n ers the Canadian Eugene Dunlap, 22. Pt. Pleas~ will share the "polli Both •warns b•ve new head dleport, Mrs. William Frank Far F00 tball L ' .••ht I·n three FIRSl' eague. ant, and Clara Ann Casto Vaudifferent races that n;ght. QUALITY ~a cite• lhi• year since Leo ley, Pomeroy, Mrs. Geraldine F. wa· ked •t f th T. tvers were as on Killett ghan, 21, Letart Rt. 2· . Robert · ry T. Adios and Cardl·gan Bay REGULAR • rang • e 1gers and Tony Reynolds. West Main St., Porn• to th ,· Ma800 of the Dr "' e re urn of halfback Daniel Rogers, 29, West Col- will meet head-on in the ag~ entered roy, William E. Miller, Rt. 2. Ernie White, who was removed b" d H """·· """' II Certified Oil Station lhe college coaching ranks. Racine, Mrs. George A. Ziegler, fr urn Ja an Emma Louella Mea arne.ss 'fracks of America trot Pomeroy G•-'':;,·===~De~r~m~il~t,~2~1~~L~e~tar~~~R~o~t~;.=•~l final. W. Malo lt. """' st enneu, Mason •s as· Cbester, Rita J . Burnoski, Jack- l r•o•m=t•he=dl•aa•b•l~ed~li,;, lisllnt, took over the head job son, Mrs. Bob Diamond Ches11 Nllea, whtle Masaillon lured apeake, Mrs. Don c_' Donley .•• Downie-Groq Earle Bruce away from Sandus· Ironton, William R. Baker Belky. pre, Oscar M. Hanson, Hu~tingPRESENTS NIIes won the alate title last ton, and Mrs. Grover c. Wal· year based on the United Press kins, Worthington, Ky. International coaches ratings, BIRTHS THE BOLD ILOOKI ilut the margin over Massillon Mrs. David Leo Darst, Rl. 2 was narr~ . The prev1ous year, Pt. Pleasant, son, 10:58 p.m. 1.70. 15 8.00. 14 7.50x 14 or their positiOns were the oppos- Wednesday. Mrs. Dale G. War· Nylon AII-W..ther 6.70x15 Nylon AII·Weather "·42• PIIICIIWIU lte. ner, Rl. I Minersville: daughter Nylon Ati·Weitther "4·2" blackwall tube -type. "42" blackwall tubelesa Both teams were apected to 6:15 a.m. Wednesday. Mrs. w'. tubelen be at lull strengtli "after having Brown, 929 Fourth Ave. · BriUtant · .•. ....... -- I qotber OIVOTID TO tNTUISt OP MIIOI MAlOti 11•11. ~~ lies l::·~•[a:IOD::.:~-::::c~=!:=======~ THE DAILY SENTINEL . -. .·-• Dlllly Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport , 0.. Sept. 17, 1 Grid Card Offering 12 Games to Area Fans I .:'.tk;: 99 . 1· be I ' blu1 !kJ sweatert tnd shetlands• fiom •.95 RIZER OIL COMPANY I . ~,, G' . Home Owned 1r Operated •e· · ross . \'ou'U Like Our Service ' . . POMEROY I •· ,• I , �- -.. .. --- -.. - . -........ -.. -4o.- .. -... - .. -· •. . - .... ............_._....,_..,..,..__........,....""", ~ .~ .., _, ,,.. .., ..,.............. .., ""'- •r· • Line Scores mstorical Society Will Meet Monday Vikings, Redskins Lead NFL Statistical Race 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sept. 17, 111111 R / the Plllladelphla E~!~ . 1111 were best Overall Cllf· Law . McBean <9) and Pagli· NEW YORK (UPI)-The sur- Quarterback Fran Tarkenton second place in rushing while from in exchange for Norman S: , stopplllg but 28.1 per 1 ly UnlLNJ Prrss lnlf'rnlllional arom Ortega, Brt.Wf!r 12). Pur· PT. PLEASANT - The new- prising ~ innesota Vikings and I was al so a star far th\ Vi ktng$ Los Angeles total ed 14:8 yards had been out with an injury for cent or the Pittsburgh passes Amt>rlcan LA-<~gue !din 161. Reed f8l and Roseboro. ly organized M as~n County His- the reju·tenatt'd Washington lin the free seoring battle . Tar- and Cleveland 143 tO¥"ound out most or the pre-s..,n schedule l •~n~d~~~~·~IIV~e~.~~;;;;;;, . W1nner - Law 1 12· 12J LosP r- torical Soctely Will meet Mon· Redskms have taken the ieBd kenton pasbed for 150 yards, the lop four. 1 10 0 K.an CH~ 000 100 000Ortega rS-91. HR - Clendenon, dsy Sept. 21, at Wahama High in the team rushing and pa ss- land coUpled with the rushing Sonny Jurgensen made Red- but was in top form in spite of bad weather condJUons. FIRST Boston !02 042 Olx- !0 16 0 Paglilmmi, Law , W Davis. I:"'c hoo l beginning at 7:30 p. m. ing statistics after the fi rst total.>. gives the Vikings the ski n officials grin with delight, 151 QUALITY Odom. O!"abowsk~ 1\layor Archr" Henl')' of Hen-1week "s pia)' in lhe Na tiona l lead in total offense with 463 despite his team's Joss as he ~ass defense was the keynote · Bows· l"'air!r . fteld (7 1 <md Brya n. Duncan -vard s. They also pickt"d up 27 completed 56.7 "'ler ceni of his of'the Rams~teelers game won REGULAR d<>rson w1ll hf' in charge of iFootball Leagur 1 1~) . Monbouqlw l1e 111· l.'l l ( 1~n1d Hou<; lon 2IJO 040 OOx- 6 9 I lhf' ~rogram ,i'r"~ich will be _on r The Vikings. who won a ll f\ve lfirsf downs, tops in che circuit. passes for 235 yards in the best , by the Rams, :.14. The Steel- Certified Oil S~on flllman .. Lo~~r - Odorn ~ Phi ln 201 ('((I 020 ~ 9 0 the hfe ol \\> il!iam Clendenm. ,of tht>1r pre-season games , re· passing performance of the day. ers all owed Los Angeles mly XI HR - Comgl~tlro 2· Sruart, Til l- Bunn1ng. Loc-ke (5J, Roebuck one of Mm:on Count y's earl y lied primarily on backs Tommy Green Bay, with Golde~ Boy 1Jurgen~n. wh o was acquired yards through :.he air while the W. Main St. man. r7 1 ami O.~:~ l r~· mple. Triandos pinnf'er,; Anyone who joins iMa son and Billy Brown to roll Paul Hornu-.g hac~ .lit h1 s fa. I 181. Nottebart, Jones !4J. the Sncitoty befon• or at the up 313 .vard s rushing in 8 a4 -24 n~il1a r halfback_pos1t10n. ga1ned lo~ Ang 000 030 100- ~ H 2 Sep1em bf>r 21 meeting will be , vi ctory 0\'f' f the Bal!imorr 197 yard~ to grve !he Packers rnnsld!'rP.d a chRrter membf'r. Colt~ . · New York 000 302 ()4x 9 9 J Brunt-t. f:att"wood 15 :•, Sinsk1 LoHn L~a~u~ will Al l int ('r('~!Pd persons are urg- 1 -· (8 1 and RodgN s Routon, Ham - Hold f.onv~nlinn ""<' lo a11end tht> meeting. Plrasant Valle}' Hospital Ili on ( i l , tL1 m o~ 111 and lim.,.·· PT PLEASAN T _ lhe 47th ADMl'ITED - Mrs. Laura Open Evenings Til7 P.M.- Seturday Til9 P.M. ard. Winner - Bo uton l lfi-\:!1 Annual ronvent io n of the Wr st Oltlfa~hionerl Pif" Clonch. Hogse1t : Mrs. Brady ! lose-r - f:att'Wood 11-31 . HH - Virginia Sa v i ng~ and Loan LraHughes. Ashton. Mrs F'rank ' E. MAIN ST WY 2-3975 POMEROY · J15. ' Mrs ( .ar' 137 N. 2nd Av•. Mlddleporf Sllllm a ker. l ,ra 11 tpo Satriano. Man~. gue- wi ll be held at the Green· Snr·ia) Ev~nl St-1 land Rostir , Hog ~Pit . 1 bn er 1n Wh Jte Sul phur Sprin g!'. OFFICE HOURS Chicago 000 !}'() 211 -4 9 0 SPplt>mhPr 17th. Hll h an d 19t h. PT PLEASANT - An nld· DISCHAIH~ F:n Mrs C'rcil Detroit 100 ()00 uOO - I 51 t.u 1~,.t spea kers f., r the- c()n - lfa shionl:'d pie sor hl r~ nd r'al<e- Birchflf' ld and daught er, Hend· TUESDAY 9 A.M. PE LI"r ~ . F1 scht> r 1Bl and Car·. venl ol fll will be [J. s. Senaror lwalk for adult s 1nrl children erson : John r>onoliuP , Pt . Plf'asFOR APPOINTMENT ·e-on. ".1arlln 181 t.olicli (; lad - Hnbf rt (' BvnL J nh11 Stadtl t> r, will be hl:'ld SaturdRy Septem-1 ant; Tony Abbott, Pt. Ph-a sanl ; Phono WY 2-3297 ding 18), r·ox I!H and F're£>tHHl. · liC't"-prr .. tdt'l;t oJ the L s _ Sa v.l ber 19 ::If 7·30 p.m. ill the Mrs. Ros:l StE"wart, Mason. (ex· o,, Tu.!id&>yl 1 Winner - Pef1'r:: 118·!! Lost" r mgs and Loa n Leu~ue. John i Mountain Lodge Barn sponsor· tP~ir~e<I::::I·=....;-.---._ _ _ _~::::::=~::::Eiii:i:::O~~ ~ ~h llfi-8 1. D1-L.r1 itre. :1 membtr of the led by Mountain l.oJgt- Women ·s 1r F" rdt> retl HotliP Lna n Hn11 :: Board Club. and Bu 1· i A Saww•rs. W Va. Thf' barn is locatNI bf'hinrl ' lsi game 1 Wash 001 (W}O 000- I 6 State- Road Ci lmm i<>sioner. Leav- ' Mt. Vernon Dairy F'ann , one· Cleveland ~~. Ott OOx - :1 f! 0 ing tod n~· hw tlw ronvention half off State Route 17, south Narum . rudzl k (7), Bronstild fr om PI P II'<I SR. Il( dl'e Mr. and of Point Pleasan1 1'h.c: menu to I (7 ! and Brumley Si r berr 17-fi 1 _ \1rr s. ,John E Rrown, Mr. anc1 , be mid will in cludP Pronto I and Romano. Loser - Narum ' lrs Ja mrs Lew1s, Mr. and Mr~. l Pups, S<mdwichrs, piPs and ot - . (9-141. HR - Romano Ran nond :'11u ~grave and Mr s. I her refreshmpnts . ~2nd game \ Mt;e R. Slllitli Wash 000 00! O!O-- 2 8 ' ExerutivP committee chairCievelnnd 010 101 OOx- 3 ' : JIEAilQU~RTEllS OPENS I man. A rrceptioni st will br 1 1 Kreutzer. Hannan _7 nnd PT PLF.ASANT - The Ma-l on duty to distribute liiPrRturr Leppert. ilrumlt•y (2!. Mr· son Co unt!' Demncr<ll H<.>adquar-) and inrormation, Mr. Smith Dowrl l. Mc Ma hon .18 1 ;Jn rl r ~r- ters i ~ nnw nprn at 21~ 1 -? Sixth : stated and evf'rvnnf' is inviiNI sino, Rrow.n ~~ ). Wtnnr r_ .--: Mr: StrP:- 1 ahol"l' tlw Cap1tal Fin·, 10 slop in Rn.i if't to kn nw 1hr Oowl'll f 9·h l I.nsrr - 1\ i~ u t ?.i"l ;:mce llff lCe. acm rdmg to an an· 1candidatf'.<> for this fall's elec· 1 5-1; 1 llH - Homano, Lode noun(·t mPnl h_\ llon11·1· Sm lth ' tion . I Major League Resull!l la an Satisfy Sweet Tooth, Then Corne for TeSt.saysBoocks II l 1 ,....,., I ) 1 Dr. T. Jay Bradshaw OPTOMETRIST I SPECIAL! In ° (lit" Trad, \ be Jol"nt Harvest Event Is He'd at Sf . J hn s Ch urc I h --- --SOCIAL "ALVNDAR \~ ~ nes~e~e;~::S~lp. ~~: he~~v~ Cincinn:ili 401 O!K) t)(IO :1 11 0 Ch1cago 000 102 01.10- :l :1 1 Maloney. Elli s (7 ! and Ed· wc:rds. Buhl. Koonce · I 1. \\" <1 r1Cr 16), McD<1nid 181 .1nd Roz 1m•sky . Winnrr- M;:llnney 1141 10 .1. Loser - Buh l il3·12 l liR - Santo. New York 100 11110 0211- ~ 8 I ,(,·: 'l F' ran ()1111 IJOO OliO 0 ~ StcillRrli t\0 !81 <md C:ondt>r r\·lurakami t9 1 nml Jlal ier . Loser- Perry (IJ-10, HR - Altman. Pills Los 950 0211 000 - 1 8 I Ang ~20 001 0211- ;, CHICKEN · BASKET l CHICKEN c FRENCH FRIES SLAW AAAA to e B NEW HOURS e 102 E. MAIN Shoe Shop SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN POMEROY lb Spagho"J Potted Meet Pork & lt1n1 SELF RISING or PLAIN Klcfney le1n1 Corn - Kraut White Potato.. FLOUR MIX or MATCH···--- 0. 7 o '-------------------,,__.,....., .,___..,.......,.__...,...,_..,,__,....__ At Home of rs. app Is HosteSS Mrs Parker Group • · assist~ ; I ' Dedication of Love Gtff IS C 'ecJ 0 doL $1.19 F:~:k~~;l\1i~i~~aa~on ~~~i~ Carmed Goods Sale! Hominy - M eet 1 NO. 1 SIZE CANS NO.2 SIZE Sunday thru Thursday 10 AM-10 PM Friday and Saturday 10 AM-1 AM t~arguerife's IEGGS_ 3 OYSTERS L d' a le MAILRAG SMALL SIZE SELECT AND STANDARD POTATOES 50 lbo. $1.49 ROLLS & BUTTER I P .> ITy , c ------ - K DITO u•s PACKAGES In Black or Brown Kid Leather M So-l SLICED o BREAKFAST HAM o PICKLE LOAF oPE~PER LOAF o SALAMI LOAF o SPICED L O A F - - - - - IN $1.011 . ICED SL BOLOGNA .' . , . I LUNCH MEAT SALES Tlveedie Rev. Grimm Uddlnf,8 I ,j Minnesota 000 200 000 - 2 ,\ 0 B:1!1irnore OHI nno uno 1 ·; u Pascual 114·11·~ nnd U~ 11 t•y Bunker, Mi!lrr 1R 1, Hnll 1 ~1 1 lind Orsino, Brown ifl l LoSf' r~ Bunkf'r 116·51. lin - 1\ill··hn·w National Lfague St. Lou is 00() 01111 fl20 - 2 7 () Milw 030 000 OOx- 3 6 I Taylor. Cuell ar •5 J. lli 1m· phrf'ys ( 71, Rirlwrd::;on (8 1 nnd Uf'rkrr . l.Rmastf'r. Tid('tl:l.uf'r· (8\ and Torre. Winner- Lf'm ;"J s· ter 115·111. Los"!'r- T<ly lor · ~H, . HR - Menk e WSCS Group ot Oak Grove is On VISttaflon Mrs. Howard l!irchlield was Holine.. Croup j hostess to the Chatter Club on Tbe Me!p Area Hou.. The diabetes detection pro- with sugar, and a generous ~e:.a.J.~~ening at ber home • • • Ministerial Aill'n., orpnlvd ~ 'l gram in Meigs County wtll g1ve p1ece of p10 or cake with tcmg. "The Gu1de on Colossians and 11 short business aesaion was Sept. 14, with Rq. H. Cl ~ l lots of people a good excuse '· Whenever you i!tlnu to l'isit Phtlemon" was se lected as the held wlth Mrs. Thomas slewGrtmm, pr~t; Rev.. Y: ·, fot eatmg that often • dented thL unit,'' Dr. Boocli.s said, new study course for the year art vtce president, ·In charge The Oak Grove WSCS were Bartlett, VICe president, ~ ;11 I 8 helping of dessert, or between " be sure to '- qy .. pqtea edra by Group II of the Women 's I Mr~ Robert Nelson presi. guests of the Letart Falls sroup :Eugene . ~ill . secretary ) I meals snack . · sugar or starches (ca_rboby- Associatton of the F1rst Umted 1 de~t . has moved to 'Columbus. when they .met at the churdi 1Re v. Wtlbam C. Thorpe, treatl , h Se be dratesl one to two bo:~n mad- Presbv t-~man Church of Mtd· It was voted to purchase flow~ Thurd.ay mght. Mrs. Orpha urer. . . . II 1 In dtscussmg t e . • ptem r vance. .. 'd < had c-h arge of The Association's first ra y <1 ! · dlepon· Mond ay m the pastor .s ens for members their immed· H'll 1 • pres1 en , 22 to Octobtr 1 testmg cam- 1 The tests are offered lo an y· I t d ' I th~ meeting which opened With of the year IS to be held Sept . · Dr H M B 0 0 c k s su Y ·" late famliy and parents, at the Radne patgn, · · The 1ntroduction to the !iludy , death a ptaM .solo by Mary LouiSe I 29 a 1 7: 30 p . m 81 ' \ one 35 or older , or w,. f ha s rei· • Health Commt.~stoner today I a liV es wtlh diabetes. or who II book and the fir st chapter, en- • Ga~es were la ed and Shuler. '' Ring the BeJls," fol~ Church of the_ Nazarene Rev. pomted ou_t Certam 0 t h r r 1 overwerght. or a mother who titled · You Are A Chnsttan. prizes awardt>d ~ ~rs Robert lowed by a readmg by Chlorus John Curry wdl . be the speak_ types of diabetes tests rPqUJ re gave birth to a baby wetghmg Be What You Al e., wer e di s· IE d M J Sch. Grimm , World Take My Son er The asSOClation set Feb t .. ~ th·a t th e subj'e"t , oonove:r, By the ' Hand • < 12 t ~ " .. re'ra'l · n from e1gnt pound9 or more There c ssed b Mrs Helen Lewis I a s · rs erry o as lhe da•·s for '"!ndOO ~ 1 , , ~ eating before the test- but thi s I u 'I . ' Mrs Stewart and Mrs. Natllcamp , &ervices Further m ... 4', " ...« ~tt:f" ¥ -L lw. ~ 'terit Is different. The person to Js ~~..-~ha~~~~n takin a test : Mrs :.' reda Bratt: Mtss Mar~a~ an Big~s, who also won ~ A get - acquainted session formation will given later -n QUARTET COMING - The Glorylanders Quartet b. tested should ea t sweet s one I Will be n~ltfied of thegre<ulls m 1ret S.. ue r, Mrs C P. Sht"er;::'k door pme, Mrs Raymond f'IS· j was beld and he members ol Tbere were nine (!linisten 0 composed of Frank A Cox, Harry Mcln~osh , J anice Me- i to two hours befnre rommg to I about 3 month An one · ,,j · ~ a i er, Mrs · M Ste~ar Mar:~s 1c~r , and Mrs Harold Dunfee. the visJtng or~anization pre- present including the above ant! Intosh, and Ramona Cox, has been workmg as a team m th~ diabetes detection um t \ positive reading wi~J be asked I ~haM beSher~n, ~ · · p k Gtfts were presented to Mrs. sen ted the followtng program: Rev. Morns Wolfe, Rev . Clydt 3 .various occasions since 1960. They have been used might~ 1 " . lo take a more com lete test . m ~s . Iss ary r ' I~hoonover, Mrs. Stewart. ~rs 1 Mrs. Pearl Ervm gave the op- . Hender son, Rev. Don Brickle& tly of God in revivals and campaigns throughout the T~e purpose ~~ th•• type of ] !at r P MISs Susan Park, \1rs .. Wa ite~ Wilbur Young, Mrs. Birch· : ening prayer followed by the I and Rev. Herb Grate . Middle East In this revtval there Will be special smg- Iesl, Dr. Boock s explamed, e . . Waddell and Mrs. J. E. Har illeld, and Mrs . Charles Lathey Iscripture by Mrs Mat ie Yost · 1from the.ir secret pals. ing The Gl0rylanders will be at The Church of the Naz- "" is to determine if the body 1 The survey JocatJo'ls . ley. chairman. Mrs Ervin gave ·a reading .. A 1 · tak of suoar" You Tuesda y -'- September 22. Tl given by ed b ' · 1 1 arene, Rutland , September 18 through Sunday . The sb ~ can e car~ , r. . : w prayer was . Re res Jments were serv Y' Grc:.·:..,ing Giver ;.. A candleNovember Prorram vices wHI begin at 7:30 p.m. I .may pl.an ~o VISit tlw blood test- ! State Roul~ 7 E~stern High Mrs. Shoemaker and pi ~gra. m I, the hostess to the above 11Jffi· , lighting service was held with . Ot• Radt"o Plann.eJ - - ··~-- - - - mg unti nght after the noon- 1 Schoo l, 1-4 · 5-8 p.m. books for the year were d1stnb~ ed and Mrs Carl Roach and M. H E terda the • .fi'Onal day meal. Dr. Boocks recom· · j 'esday Jeptember 23. uted by Mrs. Waddell, w h o ~ Mrs. Kenneth Michael. I n;~tato~se as Y as , The Pomeroy Garden Club mended eating at lun. ch an ex- 1Rulland High School, 1-4; 5 • 8 had made them 1 k' · b' . met Monday, at 9 :30 a.m . at Ta mg Do part were Ro. m lth e horne of Mrs. Char 1es p er~ . p.m. . I Ira serving of bread, coffee 1 C 0 Thursday September 24, I Stearns, nna . ross. Dtane singer ~1ulberry Heights. Middleport - R. H. "Rawlings \ leS I Cross. ~~ry Vlrgtrua ~aster· A short business sess.ion Will 'fhe Annual Joint Harvest Fes. dPlivering the sermon, entitled, tival of St. John's and St. Paul 's "One [n Christ. " Mrs. William Sons Co., 1-4: 5-8 p.m. day, Letitia H~lma~. Ehzabet~ conducted by Mrs. Fred Blaett· Fnday - September 25, fO I Salser, Malrrlla. MeDaruel, B<r nar, vice president. The club Evangelical Lutheran Churches Frecker. the regular organist lor j d p· G St. John' s. Church, was organisl l Middleport _ R. H. Rawlings • • that Johnson . Getaldme Cross, , will have a program on WMPO 1 p at this worship service. 1 _ 1:1 ! Sons Co., 1·4 p.m. : MISSIOn Mrs Dwight Parker Bdie:tha Spndl:'nl'er and Mrs. Yolsh. l in November with Mrs. BlaettTI1e church was beau t ·r 1 UII Y 1 I F n·ct ay - sep1em ber 25 , 1I The September • • • _ w b'ana Sa Donna St. John'~ Church on the tradimeetmg of 1' ed by • Mrs Robert Morns Sr 1I R ~ Cross wTht 1. nar as the spea ker. Th e c 1ub d th t II · 1 d h . . . · ·· o m ~ tearns wen sang . " be won two blue rt'bb ons an d one ~ iunal day of the year for this decorate WI au umn owers 1 SEPT. 17 Pomeroy - Fe erated Churc . the Evangelme MJss1onary entertained the Twilight Garden L d' p t!vent the rirst Sunday after La · and products or field and gar· : Maanolia Temple Pythi an Sis- 5-8 p.m. Iciety was held Tuesday e\'en- Club Tuesday evening at her oorth' Strayer. atccomlpamed thy green ribbon at the Meigs Coun· 0 ' den b Mrs Clara Gr"eser ond ; s t rd s t b ~ nU e<rns, 0 c OS e e Iy ran. ' fl ower show. J(Jr Day. , Y. . · , u ... ters will meet Thursday at 7:30 au ay ep em er .t.U, , 'mg at the horne of Mrs. !)en -1home Pltasant Ridge Road,. meetin Vtrgmtd lbore11. p m at the DAV H·l\1 All Pomeroy - federated Church . , ver Kapple Maple Plal'e. which was beaulifully detorat- 1 g. ed A workshop was held follow At 10 am a ~pecial Sunda y !\irs. J' · b r· I :I Mrs. Leo ' Bryan, presided . Re 1reshnwnls were serv . b . · d . ., . ~ . · ot mer mem trs ana nent-~ members are urgPd to altl:'nd. 1-4 : S.-8 p m. al · ed throughout with arrange- b h Le .. F' II b mg the usmess session an a S~hool program was presented 1jot the congreg :- tion.s whL came : Th M. T 1 P lhian Tuf'sday - September 29. Ra-: the meeting in the absence of lment 5 or flowers .' Y 1e tatt. _ a s mem ers brunch was served by Mrs. •rth the departments of bolh tc the festival mHde the day H 8 . f:'! P.Jgs , emp.e, , y I cine - High School 1-4: 58 p. I the president and vire presi- The meeting in charge of to thos~ mentwned above _and Blai•ltnar and Mrs. Persingt-r. emgregations uniting as one. en. , memorable one for the parish. . tsters. air<• Tsph_.nn~td) nng aF rdu.m- 1m. ' • detit. Devotions from Psalm 123 Mrs Jack Robson president rrmH I~tll , Ro_sc ~cDade . Fa~- Mrs_ 1. . C. Karr will be ho~tes:t t"fled"WindowsofHeavefi"a 1 l mnge sae ursay, nay, d d S be 30 1 ·· · · · · nv\'anan Lms H1Il ErmaW1l· . ' , ep!.em r · . were led by Mrs. A. L Phflps ope 111 -d with the opening ode in · 1 i-ru N 'C Gl for the Oc tober mee rmg. . 1and Saturday September 17 18 1 We nes ay !Jl'esentatton about .he outstand- 1 ['I j &nd 19 in the 'rormer A&P b~ild: Reedsville - F'ire Station, 1~4: l who closed with pr&yer . ~em- unison. Devotions were led by I :.~· s~~:lds~ 'Pa ~~ia r~~~('m:~ tng men o( the Old restament. r., ll . ing , 5-8 p.m. I hers answered roll call wtth a Mrs. Parker who had for her )d M . I' I 1'h II HOMECOMING SET · ' 1'h d· • 0 t b t H ' · · d an argJe •Un · e nex · Th I A singing group called the urs <J~ co er . arn- ~ miracl e. Plans were met e to topic . "Spiritual Snacks for But" . be 'th M ~· e Morse Ch ape 1 Ch urch at 1 11 Shekinah Five fro~ South WebThe Child Conservation Lea- ' sonvillf" - Grade School, 1-4: send sunshine boxes to shul -in sy People" taken from the ~eeRmg w' . p wii d rs. · ~r- Old Town Flats will have its 1 • ' selections ~ ,, gue 0f Ml.ddl eport W.II I . ster sang many and 11 I mee , . 5·8 P m. j me~bers. lt was \'?.ted to_ su~: Hook. "My. God and [. " and ' gJe ous 1 m or! an . 1 H?mecommg .Sund ay, SePI· 2U Mr. Delmar Hamm led the Sun· I I Thur!day evening, s.e~t. 17, at - - · - --1 scr1he to the book Devotions ' closed with prayer. Members GIVI*: DINNER 1 wtth ba_sket ~mner at noon . A day School Lesson, oaset. on the Dear Editor: I the home of ~rs. w~~h~m. S~at- ' for the shut Ill n:em_ebrs. Iresponded to roll call with sig- Mt'. and Mrs. Hora("e .\h:El - hymn smg Will be from 2 _to· " life and calling of the prophet l Today. Sept~.nber 17, 1964. I ~r at 7:30 p. m. Dls~.lph~e : • • Mrs. He_le~ Le trh ett pre~. nt- nal§. of fall. hinnv entertaint'd wit' a dinner p. m With Freeland Norns m ":-~muel , we the people of the United l iD the Home and School wrU ed the miSsion studv . \\ h Y M"rs Kobson read the min - S t . d . th . I is welcomE-. "· ~Sta'tes of Ameriea , ommemor- 1be the topic of ·a pan(' I dlscutI Missions? " She re<id . Acts B 4· utes - of the first meeting of 1' ~ ulr •d~ evecnm~. aRt dell~ wm,e M d 1. 1 ale ~ the · !77th anniverSary · · . .ea 1ng reen. ues s FIRST ·ran '! l~fS . sam~e 1 M' ~ ICUte of i SIOn Qrfl Ut 14.:md conductedaqwzontlw l the rlub whlch was orgamzed ] on · luddM· dM of! , J·, ,..kW ' '9 1· an ~Irs . llliam F'recker, MISS Don- I · · . · · ; ' , d. · 1 . . J 1 d b me e rs. ar er QUALITY .5 1 Members of the F' irsl Raptist l 1 s~Jpes. . . m uy, 19·1 · 011 owe Y a ,flf'r of .Jock~on: Mr. and .\tlrs.1 REGULAR · 11 1the stgnlng ol the ConstitutiOn _ The Middleport Jolly Bunch 01 ,; of the ttll' · Sewing Club will mePl Thurs- Church Lovejoy Cirl'le partici- d dt scussion . W. A. Drake. Lef' DRvid.'wn of Alh<·n s· and ~. 'rvl"d on th~ program commit· est ConstitutiOn still In active day evening at the .mme ot pated in an impressive LdV.e~uct , / r.s.l hrvi e ~ e prcgrClm chatrman. gave a re- ~ Mr. and '1rs. Emt>r son Jon es. Certified Oil Station ~,· use. i ~rs. John Seines at 7 : ~0 p.m. Gift dedication ceremon} con·:, unng e SOCia our: · rs . sum~ of the programs fo r ~he I Middleporl. \1r s. Werner is I w . M1in St. Pom•roy t~·e. . The basic fre£>doi'Jls embndied I • dueled bv \1r s. Willia Anthony l ~rr_~· Ma_sters receJvt'd a co~mg year. The traveling t~aciJing music in the JHck son l-:==:::iii~:;;:;::;=== At noon a potluck dinner of m the Constitution not only : T~et Roc: ~~rmgs Bett~r Tuesday ·evening in the socia l ] }~Ul day grft from her secret pnze. donated by Mrs. Drake. El~rnenldry Schools this vear. 1ti ~~reat variety WQ!I enjoyed in the · have prornolecl II to worh lead- ! HN:11t 1 du w1 m::et a t t e f th C&SOE C m any 1P~ wa s awarded to Mr s. 'f. A. Hen- 1 taking the phn:e of Mrs n"avidership. but h<1ve s~rved as an I home of Y!rs. Amos Leonard ~o_om ~hod e H 11 °h pt '·Hefreshments were scrvM by nessy. \1r s. Robson displayed son who i . teachi · rh 1 ~ .-ove beside the churcll. rxample for toher nations 'fhe 1 Thursday at 1:30 p.m., with · 1; 1s H aid ~I wast ~sess. the ho stess assisted by her r ibbons which she won at the 'r'haunc·e e o h"~ '" · ." . . . • • · , • . . ' ll rs. , daughter, PI 'Y1It.s, to t 11ose nam- M<·tgs . , • The afternoon service began at ConstltUtLon 1s the defender ami • Mrs . Clifford Le1fhett Jn charge ed Uaro 1 . t"•ase. e. Jetlrman Countv Fa1r flowf"r show . · r ·.v· ..v r .~c oo !; 11ll'i 11 d 2 o'clock, with the pastor of the protecl.(lr of our \iber•y and the ! of the program and Vlrs. Mark j opton . le mbee ~~: wi r'. ldevi o- ed ~bove and Mrs. Bob Miller. which will be placed in the yea · , , . hving . ' Grueser, the cones t t. liOns y ... rs ."f le h ngf Mrs 1v'1.11 n h M 1"'1 parish, Rev. Joseph R. Kra Iy, right to pursue our dally H k'given "tied 1 on nous . ' rs. ¥1 . scrap book. IN SJGNAL OUTFIT .11 aw ms enu · ouc 0 r Fi he M El od B A h 1 r th · ON :=:::==::;:=====~as w~ se.e f · i SEPT. 20 · Faith '' book by Peter tam s r,. r!l . -· w~ ow- , t 1 e cose 0 · m~tmg.' MASON - Army Pvt. Shirley There 1s a danger that Am- 1 1 ._ Mt , Herman ll m•1~ I 1Mars ha 11 . Mrs. M.lt Sm1Ih, os a , 1.. ,oar ker. son o Mrs. Mar ga r. I K! annua 1 • on 11 ood rea d I ers.1 Mrs . Harold ed d Mrs. a plant sale. was held . 1 lericans :O~Y -~e takl~g too light - ' ed Brethren Homecoming will I a \~Iter of appreciatto~ from the ~~s~e~:p~~~ a~d J;; ,~ ~/~~~:~-~ ' ~·oln~ ~f~~~~ P;~~c~.he ~:~;. ' et ~1. Barker. Mason~. has been our : be held Sunday, Sept. 20, be- : Jad1cs of the Me1gs County 1tet·s. r~z~ ass1gn~d to the 51st S1gnal Bat- ' I Y our m en ance. rom 90 1Home for refreshments served ' . ._ for.efathers w_ h o did .. much i ginning at 9:30 a. m. A basket P · d . d talion t.n Korea. H~ enlered tht' I to msure our liberty. The Found- . . . 1 A essert course was serve d ·, th . t0 th p . i dmner will be held at noon. them recently by the circle. ANNOUNCE HOMECOMING . b th h sf esse 1 14 mem - Army m Augusl. 1964 an com mgbfa 0 The afternoon speaker will be The White Cross quota was 1 The Homt>coming of .end gu!stso Miss Eth· : plet!"d basic trammg at F' o r t LAUNDRY_ 1 h t' 1 1 f e th am e e ns u Jon etr Rev Ralph Mahoney. discussed and distributed. Ice I a . ' Lf'{lnard Wood 1\lo . Th 27- · RY E NING purpose " to secure the bless' k t d II Morse Chapel Church ol 0 I d el Koen1g and M'" Myrl's Kay , Jd Jd t1 nd d W· 1 0 CL A ings of liberty to Lhemselves cream, ceda eb, nMu' s aHn 11 co thee Town Flats will be held Sunday, I Po-trket 1 yhear-o H' sho 'ehrla· e f' i:J · WY 2-5428 POMEROY 8 10 and their posterity" What they GRANTS ANNOUNCED wboas serv edy diSsM a 8 lhe I September 201h. A basket dm· l The October meeilng will be ;~·~m~a~~~g~:cc=o~o~,=---=~~~~~;:::;;::~""'""~ . . The Logan Branch Office of a ve nam an 1 rs. er a 1 'II be d f have giVen us we have an obh· A h M H d h tt ner w1 serve at noon, ol- ! he-ld at the home of Mrs. T. A. 11 . to puss' on to our chtl'd - the Bureau of Workmen's Com- Mrc er, rs. arry ·ou as Be ,t Iowed by a program begmmg · · H · h Mrs. J ed we b. gatton G Jd A th M 1 ennessy wtt ren. . pensation made aw~rds total- Bodrs_. eraE n Monyt,h rs. Mer at 2 p.m. Everyone is welcome. I st@r Sr ., as co-hostess. lmer, mma a ews, rs. 1.--.._.-....._______________.....,___~ ling $196,453.03 for compensaThis Is the time to el an ex.r Lion, medical, and hospital ser- Jac'lb Turner, Mrs. Joh11 Seines. · ample by displaying those vir- vices during the months of \1iss Rosetta Lisle, Syracu~e tues that will preserve our Am· 1 · hcntage . errcan _ 1ar.111 .m God . June. July, and August, J964, was a guest of Miss Hall. according to figures released courage, honesty, high moral today by Mr. James M, Gault , i TO MEET SEPT. 23 1· standards and respect for othThe Pomeroy Home Demon~ Deputy Administrator, of the er people. Our. freedoms, pro- Logan Branch Office. This fig- stration Club will meet Wed· j vided by this documenl, like our daily bread, must be earn- ure represents an increase of nesday, Sept. 23, at 1 p. m. at ed every day. Let us, with $614.87 over the previous three. the home of Mrs. C. E. Clark God's guidance, begln now to month -period. on Pleasant Ridge . ...,,,.,Brown prescrVj!: and" strengthen our heritage of freedom . Respecllully, Mrs. Emerson Jones I clb. $1.00 pkgs. l>lilly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 ., lept. 1'7, lMU ·--- - - - - Li ' • GROUND BEEF This Week's ... ° I. SIMON'S MARKET !:;e~:::h~:~;, Study Course Is Selected 8 G - II y roup ~ld· · . Rt~e ~ulz Mgame~ "':~1re ~ ~i 7.8 . ~rs. ONE j 'I 10 D: 1 Clnl / 99, SYRACUSE, • • lJn_ile~ St.Sit~r.; ~ - your biggest bread buy! I . fmm a DAY SERVICE e 1 SHIRT 01 WEEK END lNG FINISHING 1 1 t~~ w~e ~-nt r~ 1 ~rs I ROBINSON'S ~~ 0 'I ! FALL COATS Heiner's Kl NG SIZE .•• easily the very best bread value money can buy, with sucb excellel:lce iR texture, The Church of The Nazarene flavor and freshness that more and more housewives insist on Hei~~er's enrichecl bread as tbe Ql.lal~ty standard for their table. Next time and every - Rutland, Ohio FRI. Th'ru SUN. - - - - -- WOODMEN MEET The Mdoern Woodmen's Camp 7230, Burlingham, held a regular meeting at the hall on Saturday night. Arter the meeting was closed the crowd was served, grilled hamburgero and hot dogs, Kooi ade, and· coffee. Both the Adults and Juniors SEPT, 18-20 7:30 P·M· time, pick up a loaf of Heiner's KlliG SIZE atyotlf f~ stOI'e, tRt ecooomy loaf waQ ~.5$1R01:e bf;eadl All Wool DRESS COATS SPECIAL SINGING BY THE GLOR'It'LANDERS QUARTET 22.99 to 39.99 Some with fur collars e HUNTING COATS e HUNTING PANTS ,e SHELL VESTS -~~ FLOWER / I l '· ! . With the papular reaeelebla end label . ' eTULIPS .. •HYACINTHS . - ·' eNARCISSUS ~ ( etROcOs' ' ,I HUNTING LICENSE • NOW AT' POPULAR . ' J'.J< PRICES I. ' ' ·, ,,. ,, ' I ' .. ' / , ;,'. f ' 22.50 Coals 7.99 to 14.99 • I Gun Cleaning Set$ ' Ammunition1 New Shipment '• CHALKIES ONLY S159·9S 2.99 Bu•• Easy Terms toad in just I minutes . Fas.t! Compact! Portable! Eflicient! Spin dry one load whll• anothtr wishes . No ptumblna necusary... can be used in kitchen, bath 01 ulllity room. Complete!~ po~tablt·movtl f•om link to 1toraae 1111 on NIY rollinJ casters, Washei a full 6 ptOOds ol clothes and uses only 10 Jlllons of water. Hn suds llvtr, toe. SEE A DEMOM$TRATIOM HOW . 3.99 • Sale! Ladies' .. BAKER FURftllURE Middleport, 0. to The slef'vele,;s blouse in Ht">tanca stretch. Plain eolur~ and floral~ . Wi1t wath, rinse tnd s.pin d•y 16 pound I. .... Length All Wuther t' .. * Coats eGAME BAGS PLANTING t ., ; FOR FALL Corduroy 0~... L:OWEt·ftAIKING LOT CAR COATS $6.00 �' ,...__ _ _ _ _ _1 1&-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Sepl 1~_'~ ---=--- WANf AD INFOIMAnoN -- =··- ..,_. PrtM r . . . .. ... :-' . . . . . . ~II. For ~-:."with --------------------------,----------~~~~-T.~~ .... Eat•.. For S.le ~~R:.J-r~~ - .,...... ,._ · ~·~;~~n:..:.~~=~:~~n~ · IT'S THAT SEASON S.le AGAINT utilities. $50.00 per monUJ. B T.U., new motor an Call WY 2.'l/'lf or WY 2-3~9. t 15 3tc o controls. Phone WY 2-3083. ' 14 lip ===--;::::-::::::;-= Clreu~atill8 il 1 p m. Day- TRAILER for rent on Grant· WARM MORNING pmers class starts Wednes- ' cia Sept 23 y, Savings · 'Time,· New llll· St ·m Mddl light l eport · Phone heater wit· h fan. LI'ke oew · ven Community Bwldlll8, WY :!-2186 or WY H'l46. Lloyd Jenkins, 540 W. MaiD New Haven, w. Va. First two 9 14 &tc Street, Pomeroy. 9-1.2-31)> · 1eB80lll free . . . . Come see il MODERN 4 room and bath -=::..:.::::....:....::::...:...:.___ _ _ I you enjoy them. Phone Ray lumished apartment M I d· AUCI'ION Wriston New llaven 88Z-I!ll. dleport. WY 2-3814. Saturday, Sept. 191b, 11:31 p.m. 9 17 7tp t n tfc 1 FIA VE SOLD my rarm home =:-;;=~;;-;;n.;u;;R;;;;;, and will sell the following '..ET REES FLORAL in Racine I room house, Mrs. John sonal property, locat<d handle all your !lower needs. Stout. llllrrisonville, 0 h i o, East from the junction of i Funerals, weddings, gifts, al- Ph011e SH 2-41134. 9 1• &tc State Routes 124 and 33 at I 10 boautiful glassware. Rees TWO BEDROOM garage apOictRocksprings Fairground and Floral, 3rd Street, Ractoe, ment in Middleport. opposite Carman Kest Home . Ohio, Phone WI 9-3!183WY 7.-5217 t II 6tp In part as follows: t II !Stc ' -··Roo F'umlt - - - - - - - -FURNISHED house, newly de- Living m ure LOSE WEIGHT ulely lllld eu corat<d inside and out, Pom- Porch Furniture Uy with new 0..-a-diet tab- eroy. $50.00 month . Philco T. V. 1•~- om, IIIIo, Stark Pham> utilities. Gall WY 2-5262 ID ~ta":, ·~. •13-601p evenings. t II Uc -:~:::=:=::::::::::=::::=~~ FURNISHED and unfurnished Chests of Drawers I"' 1 Pole Lamp and Other Lam1ps \1 aparlmellll. Inquire at the 2 Very Nice Bedroom 0111o Hotel •14-tfc Modern Buffet Dlsheo rHREE and lour rDO'Il!Urnls~ Frigidall-e Washer PLANNING _. lllld ............... oport. Dryer and Manglo 12 1 11111111. WY 3-5434 de Window Fan YOUR VACATION? BOUSE 10r rent ID Pomeroy, Many other household ltenos \1 Road aenlce, ball bond tbree rooma ...t bath. Call I Good Low Boy Trailer servle and travel Mnlce WY :1.35~ lifter 5 p. m. 1 Good Western Saddle CALL; 7 2'1 tfc MeCullocb Chain Saw E. M. BURTON Also a Lot ol Hand Toola HOUSE 4 rooms, bath, plcwY 2-2132 Log Chains turo .:.m.tow' basement, pick· S71 BrMdwav Mlddloporl Anvil et fence yard. 1671 LJncoiD Fenee Stretcher \UTUMOBILII: llllariiDCI bolD He!lhta. Phollo WY :1-'l/80. Cf!ll•ellod 7 tAt JCllll' apen11-22-dc steel C•binet Lawn Mower ltlr'l o-1 Call WY ..._ lillie FOUR-room lurnlshed apar~ Otller tools not llst<d ment. Pbollt WY Owner 7.-~2. W•nt.d To Buy Te-:~a~~ollins, MD KICKING OFF •RED TAG" USED CAR VN.UES! 1963 Co"air Monza Cpe. ---- .. $1995 Loeal owner and low mileag~ . Jet black finish.• red bu~k~t vi.Bylseat, 4 on the floor, 110 engine, JOOd whlttwall ure ' radio and heoter. bedrooms, garage, basemen~ 3 BOUSE FOR SALE: 6 • Door. Low mlleaee by local owner, tpo~les• mtenor, beije and brown finish. VB pnglne, Powe~ghde tnna. Ra· dio and heater, whitewall tirea thow · httle wear . Was $21195, Now $239S. 1962 Chevrolet Impala .. ------ $219~ Station wagon. Beautiful white onr black fimsh. !:,, WY um. ' 17 stc NEW b rooms and bath (3 bedrOOIIII) two story house, Insulated interior, new car appearance and p~rfarmance, po ew steering, Powerglide, va englne, radiO Ind. hel.ter n whitewall tirn. Reduoed to $219D. Z.2205 1963 Tem est Pontiac -- ·--" · $2195 '·h• .,•ood wh•t"""ll LeMan 2 Door.PRed over whi te fl n~ . nd tires. 328 cu. in. V8 ena;ine. automatlf trant. Jladto a heater. A. real ~~~tart ear. 1960 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr.--· · $1195 A 1 own~r low mlleage lpotle•• _ur, whitt finish, I eyl. Overdrin, radio and beater. A mce one. 1962 Volkswagen 2 Door .. --·.· $1499 Dluxe vinyl trim, eood tire•. beater. ueen fanish. 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door · · $695 1960 Rambler Classic Wagon · · · · $899 15 eyl. Standard trans ... rad.io. healer. tleaa lnli4e ond out. 1959 Rambler Classic 4 Dr.···· ·· $169 Radio. beater, V8 J:DDWr. llldl repair1, standard tftDI, Good tires. Special. d e See U. hfore You Trt • . ~ . ·-··· .. . . . .. . . . . ·"' .. •· P' U..llq HO YWOOD (UPI)-If ABC. '1'\"s new, twice-woekly primettme soap opera, "Peyton fllllce, " which boww •' Tile. 4aY night, is not a considerable popular hit, it will be mystify~ lng to this viewer. \ uu have never seen so much smooching In half an hour of television. And when I say amooching, I mean smooching. 111e series , which will have it! second episode premiere l•nd t~wn. as through, a keyhole, peeking. In the television Industry, there is g:reat interest in this out-and--out scheduling of , RUTLAND FURNitURE .. ..... '•* .. ..... , "-" ""' W1'16 """ -. TRADE-INS. NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE MON- acres with 5 • room houH, well, bam ...U other '"'""'•«• •• lor llllt-,...38"" acreo ell cu!Uvallon, acrea w fOIICid. Ten mllea to Poooerol'f f4500.00. II ACRES - In Lebanon Townlhlp, :111 acrea in timber, be~ ance in locust. Not for from Kaloer Aluminum Corporatlon. f!OOO.OO. WANTED - Operator for rootaurant in established loa- EY. Gil MORE ON YOUR TRADE IN. YOU MAKI ::C.': ~.,...:;., luefllll811oll~~~o. available. Locallfld on a. Cine • 1!a1baD Rd., Just two ml1ea from Racine, Roberl 11111, Racine, Oblo. 1'bGiill Wl 11-31157. .• u ' rtiiiiD rooma ·ODd bath. WY Iiiii ' . .. . f . . &bbr, DOWN AXYDLBAAXB LONGirllLLOW ..,. tettOPIImpty ·roe ...,thor. Ill th1a - ' " .o. 11tor the three L'a. X for the t\WI o•., etc. Slnrle flue~ apo.. tropbleo, the llllrth an4 fonnatlon ot tho .,. 1111 lllnta. do,J tbo latW. ... dlfrelul. • II '!'* "YOII bow Helen! She never puta orr ' WMPP Radio '63 .PALCON 4 QQOR , , ••• , •• , . : ••• Only $1291 ~nd Tnicb To Ch~ Fl'flll . ~ VAL.LIY. e.,...,.., L t ·-r... WJEH RADIO PROGRAM LOO f:SO lntereban~ MONDAY THBOUGB FRIDAY I:OO 'eommualty Ne'llll 1:00 Sign On, Muak:41 Clock 1,115 World, National Newl ~:30 Nawa Headlines I: I$ Spotllght OD 8pot1a 1:32 Mu•lcal Clock 1:25 Weather . 7:00 e. SWI & Knor. Sunset Blvd. , 1 30 . •, 7:03 New• 8, 00 Sip Oft 7:08 Musical Clock · ··•• SATIJRDAY Rea""_... wwao 1:00 g·'811 On, Must cal Clock LITILE ORI'HAN ANNII 7:32 · s~ca~· Clock 7:00 Be SWI , Know 7:45 Word & TestimonJ 7:•" News 8:00 Ohlo Valley Ne111 7:011 Musical Clock 1:00 Bill Miller· Show 8:0li World, National Newa 7:45 Word & TeStimOII)' (QSU Football) 8:10 Spol.'IB a:OO Oblo Vallq Newt 8:45 Slin Off September 8:11 -,Weatber Pleture 8:~ World, National Neu 5:45 Sign 011 October. 1.11 Musical Clock 8:10 Sporto Today SUNDAYS 8:55 Community NeWI 1:)5 Weather Plctv,re 7:00 Sign On- News I:OO .Talk 01 the ToltO 8:16 Musical Clock 7:35 Sunday Showcase ·1:&5 Maaim County Newa 1:50 Newa 8:00 French City Baptist Hour 10:00 ramlly Worshlp Hour ':00 Musical Clllcli: 8:30 News 10:15 PubUc Service ' :30 Soll8 & Story 11me 8:33 Hour of Deliverance 10::«1 Latcbalrln& 1:45 Family Worsblp Hour (Elder Cllpe) 10:&5 World Newi 10,00 News . . 9:48 COD8fessman Abele 11:00 News Beat 10:05 Higb School Wt Panicle IO:Oli Sunde~Chapel 11:115 Morning Melodies 10:50 News Washington Beports· to (ereept Friday, 11:00 Army Time the People Churcb Balla Ring) U:80 Special Ovnmunt,1 11:00 Sunday Show 11:45 World Ntlll , l'rogrmu ABBIE AND SLATI 12:00 Noon News 11:55 Maaot1 Onuatr N12:00 NeWI 11otmc1up 12:16 Cbriatiana Hour 12:00 Commualty News ' 12::111 BulletiD Board 12:30 Rev. Merlin Teets 1%:05 Local Ne\Yil 12:21 News 0 Grimat 1:00 Rev. Andrl>w Persona 12:10 Markets 12:30 Saturday lllatlnae 1:30 Rev. Silas Billups 12:11 Mid DQ, Weather 1:55 Newt Beat 2:00 Sunday Chapel 12:20 EVano BuUetiD llolrd 1:00 Salal'da1 M•lfnea 2:33 Rev. Roocoe TllOrne I211S NNW 0 Gnu1ll 1:11 N1111 Bell 3:00 Sunday Chapel '•' 12:30 A&riCtlllart Ageut 1:00 Satiii'I!Q Mtthw 3:33 Country HyumUmen JJ:fi Couatr7 Go Round 1:111 Nawa Beat (Dmt Hayman) 1:61 Nllll Beat C:OO Dilclntl trllb Doll 4:33 Sunday Showcase 1:00 Cotlntl7 Go Rouad 1:80 Top TeD Revue 8:00 Baptist Layman'• Hour 1:111 Newa Beat 1:00 News Snmmaey 8:30 Sundown Serenade · 1:01' MldrWQ lllatlnee 1:11 Publle Servlcl 8:45 Sign Off September Ull Beat 1:80 Dinner Music~!e ' 7·.•"··= l~t HAROLD GRA 'f I'A! ~ERE I<!E ARE I MOVJ'S TIW FOR A REAl SIWii<lm lAOtiORY JOB? l<l~Y. I COULD DO A T.V. COMMERCIAl! :-~ GIMPLF, ANNIE ~·"'IT'S liKE BRAND NEW I ~014 0\0YOU COlT~ f 'SEE ~ P"~UCe: ~E\4 ~LECTR\C 'f.ICISHER AND DRIER! ('IOTHlf'IQ 1tl tTl 'LECTRIC'i'AND All TI-l' OTII!iR ~ ·1100< S1tlllli. 'l'lll~ERiil'OR - HERn IN TIIIQ - CAVE~ lw RAEBURN VANBUREN :· ViC10R'6 FIANCEE. I , I A';. ' ' c.- MU5rNEVER KNOW I FOSED 6 eyL SWldard trana. ~dlo, ~harp . , '63si'A11tLANE sjJo 2 bOOR . ; ...,. ·,, ...••. $1795 Bcyl. SlaRdard trana. Radio, 1h119' ." '62 I!OilD GAI;AXII s_o0 .••••.••••• : Only $14ft• 4 door,:a cykA. t ..,trans, RadiG BROWN. •.:~~ Ol .CLIFFORI» PHILo · Y Yostor4aTo Ornlloqaotoo SOMll! Mlllll'8. RlllAD~ ·ARlll AI IILOWJI i.WAT Aa THII:m I:L\'l'S. 'ORO UALio 11'.4X' 5:45 Sip Off October SATURDAY 6:00 s•- 0• _ Newo '"" •· 6:05 ~lry Music · ., .6,20 CoUntry Jamboree 7:00 Larry Andei'son' Show 8:00 Pomeroy m· Football 9:30 MlddlejJOrt lllgh Football 11 :00 Top Ten Show (Dairy · Valley) .. Ten Show, (DuttODsl · lteWa ' QUIC· ~~Oft~~~~~--l!I:~45~S~tii"~0~H~~~~-----~~~~OO~~!!M~~~~~~---~~~~OOS~[p0ft · ' ' ' a• B 110BRXl1L-.JO&O J llASILY 6:00 Sill" On -News 6:05 Sacred Heart Hour 6:20 MeJi• Co.unty RFD 6:25 Paul ~wers · -Farm 6,30 Nws ' . . .. 6:33 Be,;,Raymond Jones-· 6:55 ' ~ ~dllnes: 6:17 ·weatti•''· Roport . :, 7:00 NeliJ . 7:Qli. T(!>Y's ChflPel · 7:30 !'iews :· 1:35 Pickens "arpware (Tiles ·- Thurs.) 7:50_, l'l,_ws l_leport 8:00'Blll Mlller Show 8:00 Johnson • Simpson Ins, 1 Show (Frj.) ao&o R9y's Fond Basket Show tMon • Thurs.) 8:45 Baker Furniture Show , iWed. • Fri.) 8:J,5 I&S Supai Market Show · ' (Thurs.) 9:00 Newa 9:05 Coffee With Janet 10:00 Grand Ole Op'ry ll:Oo Mlnl&terial Assoc. 11:15 A.S.C. Program • Fri. ll:lll Faqilly Worlhlp - Tbun. 11:-15 Mason Co. Agr. EJ:t.-Tuea. 11:33 Swap Shop 11:~ Ti)!y's Country llymna 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 Goessler'o Guest · Llll'l')f Anclarson Show Jim Meea Show illaettnar Auto Show , (Thurs.) Local Newa · Jlln Meei· Show Simon's Market • News Sundown Serenade que« CQRLB 11L& III-X J'Qj: 11L& K II, II'YC. QZOO WXZJ'TX.J ~n~ner-1,111tD tomorrow if l'aa .home today! '63 FORD GALAXIE 500 XL ..••.••. Only $2495 THJi hommOP ' $3800, 15,000 miles IN • DAILY ClRYP.l'OQUOTE- :bono's how to wark 2 door Hard top, 390 engine, A. T. tra1111. Sold for Ull:r"El'ilAL he&vy J. BanlahmiiJt '64 I'ORD GALAXII 500 XL .... Now Only· $2895 . OVER 40 IIUbttanoo 43. Before 1 1.Ntppon KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR lOT Ll:n'LE u. Doctrine Blwnllllll I Corne In •ncl See TheH Sh1rp Ones At • • ., I hemp · a ... pool 46. High car4 THE DIALI NO REASONABLE OFFER REI'USED. . or 40. ""'" she. peel i2. JeUy-Uke '7- Fuhlo.a. 6&LoUt.... • M mooera as. ::11a cock ·~- Anldouo ----"" 00 ur::v~PaO~EII.TY ' 30· Samarl.wa: 31. S~Isb ·44. Weather- W. Motn St. top;soo engine, A.T. trans. Jreland 71. Buddha agtft I CLEAN· THE LOT ' u. ~:vl&a 37. A ru,l, 2n 2V.Piodred 11. Wife of ' "- Lorp, RUTLAND ' i:t n:,.ar.., of " to bt'' bird• .... a,p&opua WE HAVE TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW 1965 FORD JIOVSE FOR ule 1D Brtldbur)r, newly deeoral8d. Llrp lol, lmrltA!dlately avaDable, ODe and CliO hall illor3'· flvo ,1'001111 atld llalh. Call WY U'll2. ==-==-;;:;=;-:;;;-t--:l.Wie FARM . FOR SALE, Ill &Cftl, ~ J!lltbJe, 'ftM anJUnd water in paature, two wella, leaaed lor oil, eseelleDI erGP lalltl, - ba1'D. bliuae, ll'OOIIII ...t ' .,.lh, !dtdlea C<IIIIplew will! 11 11. of btreb eab- point' abbP. 15. App,....... ~-Part 28. Recipient ot f'7:'1112"-nMmr.r--r.;"'T'l::-r-:;- !!"..,.,?! a Ill: price $2200.00. 11 ACRES - Located aboot. I mile• off Stal8 Route 33 ODd If mllea from Athena. Foundation and cellar for houae, free gas, extra 1ooc1 buement bam (30 x 40). C8lh I 15 lie 13 . Meanlng 22.1naLructora, river as ot 20. Members made . . fortune in a half hour. « NI!IIt MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 2 door Hatil 2tl. Realfl!ea aoroa: 28 · ~~:::.1 ~;~ 36. Not" 11. ' native ft. State Route Total 331, frontage in opper on Antiquity. c. CUCKLER, REAIJl'OR lOX zn WY 1-3831 11. A.ttinna.- 89. Bertou l..ocated on nice lot wilh 128 c. ::!a abbr. Wl liflll 14:. Halt dramatl8t 13. LUIOil GJt/u flu/lf 1ooc1 greetinK pnlpt!OQ• IA)'H, Broker, New Hav.., .,1131. (Real«i""H IIUGII I 17 ltc - 1n 82. Pab1oUe 01'- FURNITURE 1H 2--4811 Rutland por.... all fUrniture and >ppllances. ~: ---0 e~pamdon •'""'""'.::::.::.:.l~ll:.:lt:•!:~:::::::;::::::::::::::: RIVERSIDE COTI'AG..: -Nice bul'A'•« "c•• x ... maoonry • u _, 'th ... -eompt~wilh a. French Lake 17. compe.M With the help of hi! Wl"hers, he ·. Certified Oil Station EASY TERMS . , . u . "Big Three"" meetmg Bulgaria 'QUALITY REGULAR Crltt llrtldlft ..._. Write, . , _ • &. C. 8MDf'ORD I I, ow. 8. A cord 1. ~,:daru anlmaJa _:::.:::.:~e~·~·lr::;:==~=::~~ &ut'l'IClNBB1l FIRST 28 9 c-..-.. ,.,. Francisco 11. S&cred buD u .~ 18~!~~eat happen. It's a healthy Idea, and Walter lo breezy as always, ENTERS SCHOOL Eileen C. Brogan, dattghler: of Mr. and Mrs. John Warner, · Harrisonville, has recently entered as a student at the Ohio State School of Cosmetology In hool Columbus. She wlll be in sc for approximately oeven month< before receivlll8 her Ucens• l I aa a Cosmeto og1s · I /1 ' Walter 15. Capll&l ot Pomervy ~1 ... Hermu • old llewel lla<!~ CHARLES BLACK Coatael: Jolul Rlehmoud, AI· till, New Haven 117.-llli; ~ ot EI'YfJt Brennan turned up Tueoclay night in a new ABC TV situaticn comedy, "The Tycoon," about an indiGood We llaft a1 . _ Small Engine S•rvlce Several other propertl.. lor sale, with down payments as low 11 f450. Alro a rental• from ~. and up. =; 4 .:..":.;=-.,':!..., "• r 0 A l Y CR0 SW 0 R0 vidualiatic boaJ:d chairman of a Thursday night. deals with the business firm who believes that goings-on in a small ..'llt1 Eng- Horatio Alger success can still I 't I 7 and bath, attic, lot from street to street. A good investment at only .,,1100. (Rental property wlll 10011 be in great demand). ® . I 1rooms OPEN EVENINGS TIL 1:~ P.M. -"·-- ~•- •· ·-~·-.,._,.,.._ ·- - - · - - •· • w• o•• ••• - ·-• •- - - - · · lui Gl Parta & Service On k Ch I S Any Mil • a n IW •~ Mllny More Late Modela Te C " - I' rom ' BJ .rue& DUBROW U~ l'relo lnternoUonal A.M. to 7 P .M Cl- Sund_IIJ_ Phone 915-2297 - - (hooter and HOMELITE SALES & SERVICE .... wood • burning fireplece, bath, J bedroom& and reereation room (or 4 bedrooms), fuel oil fUrnace, laundry room carport. Lot 75 • 145. only .,. 100. owner translerred. Or We'll Both Lose! U he can beat tho "'"ftll, I'll Inarrated by Mlchaol Ren1111. be eonvincod. Viowon wtth .olor let.. r <SUEss Nor:.SM€ 6Ave ONL'( A.'c'? HOW ~? Producer Lou a...m added have felt hllhly rewarded. ME A ' C' ON IT.~ another jewel to hia docum.,_ tary productions Tuelllly night Numlomatlca lJ lilt with a one-hour opecla ' aboot of oolna and moclalo, •:,~[!:::f I llfe and sights aloll8 India's ·to lh• Encyclopaedia Ganges River. Tho NBC-TV ca. program wao lovingly done, Uta aoap opera In prill!l time, orate, Informative and uportly~---------and twice a week, no less. And =""""" ---~-...-there is no doubt, to tho" who _ IAitN~Y GOOGU ai1CI SNUIIII't $MIT)O have noted the longevity of J $ some daytime aoa,M·s, that AOROIIS SAKES ALIVE!! CtEARfD OFF 3. Examln•'IO'RE TH' PARSON 22 · &y'o auch a otyle of proarammtna 1.1pun uon AN' l LEFT 'TABLf FER GOO!lfR'N DRAPPED BY has proven It ctn ho1d ~nd fo~tL Religion ot 4. South SUPPER YE, MAW A~ ANGEL, lNHILE 'IE WUZ ON einate a large numbeJ of view I . ::W~t~::; ~;rlca.n 23. Btnu HONEY POT .GQNE OFF, MAW en. 10. Tbe eaplt&l e. ~~:.C. <;;;J \,=;lus::l:ne:;:u=S.=:m~·:ces=::,J'"""":""~":':..:·~..=It:m:lf~.=':· ... .M 1961 Corvair 700 Wagon ··· " .. $1299 usED TRADE INs ••uc . 0. , Ill 0pon 1 llvln« to6 W. Moln l'<omoroy, 0, S bed OOms Nroom,- kitchen r with ' beautlhlll' "It,;,..;.,..,;.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!-' built-in eabineill, 118e and PHaro Copying Service. Copbreakfast bar and dinoven. leo made of leg8l papera. ing area, utiUty room, car- birtb recordl and almost any pori with 1 torage. Nice level other doCiunents. Also ' Jarnln100 lot. About $12.0011. 111m to 1 100 ling in plastic, pre!leTVI your valuable paper.. L1vill8 room with paneled Boater . _...., PomerGJ Special, Leal than 30,000 actual milea, Powerglidto, radio, bMter. Sharp inside and out. rooiDI ..w . -~ tire• radio and heater, 1 cyl. enJlne,. atandard t:h.Dt., 10""" • ---==,;.;.._....;___ uustc--.. - 24 HOUR TOWING furnished. Mineraville. $8000 tie 1~ Phone WY 7.-3312. storm doors an~ hwindowa, baseboard eleetr1c eat, enclosed porches, lull base(paved ment. Corner lot streets). Also a 3 room and bath co::age wit' hlel oil heat on back ol lot. Owner will sacrifice all thll !or only ' 10 ·600· I p • eel F . Q •cf< $a Ie f ,, MlldnMf BAIRD BROS. AUTO WRECKING finished rooms in att1c. Large Jot. OUt of high water. Central heating. Inquire Charles Wildermuth. WY or Z.21il . =lo """'·... FOR SALE - 220 •ere farm delle, WY wM of the late John Werner, Sr. BruCK veneer ranch 'bolqe. 8 3 a8tl! Locat<d 00 Leadlna Quallty construction and m.- -,--;:--,;-=::-==w.;;;;;; Road, 5 mlles from Middle- lerlal. Spaellllll Uving room, L 0, McCOY, AUC'111lNEER'. 2 ""' t, 10 room home, ol.. 7 3 over-sized beilrOOml, Chester. Olllo. I II tie room home, three Ia r B e car patio, Z story Cllll buildfarms, several small build- Iiiii- Well located oo tll'autlfu)1118•· Contact John L. wern- ty landJcaped hilL ,._ er, Esecutor' Phone WY :lr mlles oorth Ill Fah'groimdaS29!. 9 17 3tc JU, No. 33. Term• may be Top Dollor Paid For arranged. Call WY 2-41616. I Wrecked Cara and truck~ ~tfc 7 ROOM brick home In Pom- 1963 Chevrolet Impala · · · · · · · · $2395 OY POMER MOTOR COMPANY -- - . SE'RV·ICE occupancy. A newl) eroy. two bathrooms, t 1.======(=9)~=~~ • I· Television Revue MiddlePmo WlTH SOM£ HARD-TO-BEAT Loeal owner, J RADtATOR od and desirable lOVen room houae 1n Middleport, Olllo. FOR RENT, modern bouse, Not Resporu~ible for Accidents _,_ rooms and bath. Youngs- This Is all nice clean merUSED cJreulaUng gas heater, ... chandl'oe town ""lchWe !loor, lohevy Del1•r pomeroy, 0 hlo •ot le• than IOO,t.-' B.T.U. .. -~ Your C N cated at 136 Lincoln-rd. can Phone WY 2-3267. 1 1$ 3tc WY 2-3020. b 29 uc Bradlord Auction Company wANTED, used furniture, tonls, Crill Bradford, Auctioneer F•rm ~chlnery cllsh .. "'""'•· U ..tock - and houaehold • Rd.- Phonehouae, WY 2·3319. _ _ _=..:Y:=;:=;::_-:-"'t!Jf"'~ Any amoun~ large or omall. ,.. 9 10 Call Knott. Auction, GallipoUc SIX HEAD of nice Holatein cat- Harvester with bydralle Iii, Oblo. Phone 4*-2917. ---Fo:--r-=-s.~l~.---Polyethylene Plaatlc lie. Call WY 2-G27. IJ'IBI attachment. E.celleal ~ 10 20tp For Silo Covora • 16 &tp eondltlon. !Aonanl Koeall. --~;-1-:::W;:--:---;d-- 11163 HOTPOINT automatic 12' • 100' 4 MIL BLACK J1 HAMPSHIRE pll•· Phone Long Bottom, Plume 185·Sl7G He p 1nte Like See WY a...wr, t 11 11 6tp washer. new. 20' • 100' 4 MIL BLACK 'ldAN WITH talent lor writl118: R. WlUlams, Pomeroy, ·. 24' • 100' 4 MIL BLACK dependable, lndustrioua. Fine Route 3, or call Chesler, 21• • 100' 4 MIL BLACK 3 9 16Ohio opportunity right at home. !185-2353. 31' • 101' 4 MIL BLACK . • Good pay. Learn techniques GAS STOVES, used, lor sale (6 Mil Aloo Anllablo) of news reporting, photogra· cheap. Phone WY 2-2720 or ,eCornploto s-On Hond ..nv, <m tho job. Phooe WY 2- WY 2-3589, 9 lli 3tc ,.... , co==-..,.-,,--,----:;; Sll Ul fOR 3316, Chester Tannehill, Ed'l·" tor Dail Sentlnel evenings. MELONS, potatoea, beans, $1. DISCOUNT PRICES rl( OF UJ ' _ per bu. Bring contamen and • Y ~KING FOR · IICURI pick yourself. Clarenc< ProfPomeroy Llndm1rk JOlt lltt, Phone VI 3-2254. WY 2-2111 Jock Canoy, M,r. 1 - Forced Air Coli He•ter . nooo ,_ u. o. a.u _..,~ ...,. t 15 Uc IL,.,.,.,.,.,""""""""""' 00 .., . . . . ......,,.,. · - HOTPOINT electric cool otove. I' Stocker M1tlc. Almost Impossible to ::":'.:. , . _ - - ......,_ Phone WY 2- 32111 . G. E. Portable dishwasher, S • " 3tc year~ old. In good eoruiiitklo. find • uHd - · Now At ~ Price • u Phone WY 2-5127. For S.le or Rent CLEAN CARPETS with our t 10 tie 1 _ Siegler Oil He1ter _ _ _ S.ve $170 - - -- - · --- · Garpet Shampooer FREE chi riVE ROOMS and bath, bouse. with purchase of Blue Lustre SINGER Sewm, . ma -.. 1 _ Frigld•lre Refrlger•tor 123 Hudaon St., Middleport. Shampoo. Baker Furniture. DeW, 159.50 up, lievenl lliOd btqulre Ohio Hotel. ll-1t-Uc 9 15 6tc macbinea at barpiD prlcoa All porcl•in, like new - - - - $100 ...::.=c.:.~-=--::~-;---1-:==:- ----- - The Fabric Shop,~~- 8atea S.le or Trlde CORN, 200 bushel $!.SO btL and Bonlee, PomeiO), Oldo. 1 _ 9 CU, ft. Frlgld•ire -~=-==-------- At farm near Chester. Lick Ski!- WY a.m.. f :n tie 0 \IGO FORD Fairtane 500 va let Roadi.J:' ~.~vill; ::.!t Refrl-r•tor $49.95 0 automatic transmission •· 3737 V ..~,~-- _• lnsur•~ ,_ bovo average coodition. Wlll , LEGHORN hens for oale, 2 _ 46Q All Porcellln Co•l Heltert , lrade for good Ford or Fer- cents each. C. R. Pierce, JOBNIIOM •• PI'* 1n1anaoo , II""'"' farm tractor. Olen Langsville, Ohio. 9-ll-6tp A&eacr.'ID. All forma at Ia New Onels139,95 liNd 69.95 YOUII8, !Uedsvllle, Ohio, Cool· 1956 SIZE 8 by 35 house trail· I!D'IIIIle. Jim John- ODd OO villa 667~12. 9 a 6tp er. A real hargain. Walter Bud s r 011, A&t t 1 - 60 lb. Cui HHter 25. Crooks, WY 2-3631. t 11 61C I l Ill: Employment W•ntecl 1964 - 23-inch Mororola TV, 2- Ullcl E2L Aluminum Tub Early American style, RDI>lnatructlonl Rebuih Wringer W••hers S.ve 1VI1L 00 IRONINGS In my ert Sayre, CH 7-2166. 9 14 tk . -homo. Mn. Clarence Chap- , ... Che I I -8. --- -. dr- U. S. CIVIL llltYII:I TUTII 1 - UMd E•rly Am. Uvint Room Su.lte man. Pbone WY 2-2947 ..... vro • lSC8JIIO, • ·• •• ~ 11p I cyt strailht trans., . CaD ~ , 1!""., ':It : tp INOLOO • _ 411 r~v .. ;;-;==-=:::;:--:::;;= - - W- 9-3443. t 14 6 ..w -.,.mt 1 n a o1 ...., eSAVE MONEY AT WANTED work rakina leave1, • .,_ ... 1 , .-n, en IIIOWiui weeds. clipping a- Stewart' 1 Gun Shop, hunting :'~~ ~~,~ ro,!, IIIUIId wa1U, etc $LOO per~ oupplles. Shotgun ohella of ....,. ...... ... boar, Pbone WY. U1113. Ill kinds. Have gun1 - will ~ I"! · trade. Have sheila - wIll !5erviCel ~ ..u. De..ot St, RutlaDd, Bualnlll· . W•nt.d To hn~- Ohio. t s l5le aBATING, ,. 171o 71. r ARNOLD GRA~ ,.,- 1-Ri)()MliiiiiiO with bath PEACHES, ready, 1trlq ooo- fa • AniM • -m I' ~ND, 0 • 5H 2-4111 lli4 Willi 1 llll8l1 puiUn, taiDon. Wehster Frull Jarm. Ill £aat .... ..... ' juwnd Bah Pbone WI t- Lon& Boltom, Cblo, Pbone · ..,, , . _ W1 NML · '!' UPIIJINCID JOB SALB ID Midtl1eporl, C bedroom brldi - . I balbl. lol and a ball, out c1 Escellent location and near bJ1b • - . Nice .JocalloD. schools. Gall WY S-64118. See bJ a)1tlCIID_., or ..U • 17 4k ' " . . . . . 1fY , . . (II 11 110 iate I ·- ' FO-R- WE-.: 1 .room boule, JOR SALS-Mkldlop.-t'• t.n. carace, near both oclloola, tot bulldl"l, ladl8d 3P K. aloo furniture . 413 Unooln st. Second Slreot Middleport Mlddlepori. Ph<ne WY 7r52St Priced lor qaldl ~ t 17 SIC quire al (lblo IIGieL J.tlltle P'OR SALE: Roady !'If lnuned- _ _ _ _ _.:.___ _ 1 ROOM bath. rA. K. C. Registered Peltlnete ' Conveall!llt lor 1 or 2 people. puppies. Reasonable. Mn . 141 S Second Avo., Phone W. W. GaU, 7:11 Sycamore WY i,ms_ i 11 Uc st., Middleport. D 11 etp '..EARN TO SQUAR.!: DANCE (Western Style). New be- ., •• HOUSE FOR RENT, 1 rooms RE • CO!'IDITIONED telovt. ! and bath, Vine Street, Mld· Ions $Si.~ up. Some with aleport. Contact Jerry Beach new plcturt tubes. One year or call WY :1-:168'1 . 117 ltc warranty $74.!15 up. T. V. r• cord player combination $199.!15. Weroer Radio, ~ TWO BEDROOM bouse oo Lin~~~ ~w. 1 17 3tc l coln HeJtbts. Available Ocl· ober 1. Ph<>ol WY S-5121. ONE Electric Motor, 2 liP, 3 9 17 tfc phase. t electric mo~, S H. FURNISHED aparUDenl avail- P .. 3 phase, One ekctr1c . moable Saturday, with 2 rooms. tor 2 H. P. 110-220 volt, One IUitable ror men. Call WY 2· electric motor '• H.P., 110 r.440 hetween 5 and 7:30 p.m. volt, 3 ,,..1 parts bm, water 9-16-3tc proof paint. Phone WY 2·3319. ==-=~=:;;;;;;;;;; 9 17 Uc FOUR ROOM unfurnished •· - - -- -- - parttnl!llt, with hath and uUI· COLLECTOR'S ITEM $50.00 .lty room., 803 ,_, Brown<ll Ave. Fahey cast iron mantel. oX""' o2 Mid~eport. Call WY9 I~~.tp at T/7 Lincoln street . MiddlePHONE WY 2·2157 port. House t<J be razed. L---------'\BODY--ANDFENDER- shop ' 11 3tc and filling station for rent or sale, equipped. Rent very "B 'S'!ZE potatoes. Alro Notice reasonable. ~e Ted Thomp- Chevrolet for sa1e or trade son Rutland Discount Sto.- for pickup. Charleo R. llarI'IIE CHESTER Volunteer bef~re 10 a m. r after 1 ris, Portland, Ohio. ph o" e Fire Dept. is sponsoring a p. m. t 15 6tc VI 3-2693. t 8 Ill< Ham Shoot on Sunda), Sept. 20 at the (zaak Walton fi'arm. FUR!\ISI!ED one bedroom ONE COROAIRE boater, 85,1100 ' 8 17 3tp apartment. Pomeroy, with d ew I i 'I �-- ~---- - . --- -~----_- ...... --............._.... __ .., ........ _,_ -----·---- .. . ·- ---··-- ... . . . ... ~ ·-· ·- · -~·-· --..,._-..,.., ) .;. ... .. . .. --~-''-""'·-· ·· .. \ " • c • It' ' I-Dally sent!not, Pomeroy-Middleport, o .. Sept__ 17,__1964 and tamJlly, Mr. l!ld Jameo Arnold, her gran4motllor, dl:n =~erJ:.~t ~est ha•e 1Mro. Robert HOIIll<l)' and da.P. - Salisbury Parent Teachers Group Lists Committees tor new Year 1 11 !latter'• ""' Zanel·j'' , Laura ' Mn. Bradbury, and in ·• · in Terrie. ; Rio Grande with her srandmo- retumed 10 their ho:eral days Mla8 Mary SQotl, RN, II emIller Allen. They returned ID vllle alter spendl't Henry ployed In the oi'nces 01 Dr. J, Zsnesvllle Sunday evtming. with bJs sJsrter ~nd r~rs. West J. Davit. Mlq wu (or. I Readers' Feature: Mn. Kitchen Cook M· es the merly a ' - ' • enttne I ;. .. ....... . . -.- ., .... ,_ . ...,.,. 0 ; J. ; .- :: :: .. ' • -..... .... 1.- ..." : . . :· rl. flotordaJ ,.n1r · WlliDer, ., "!! VOL XVI ELBERFELDS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SPECI~L SALE PRICES FRIDAY 9 to 5 and SATURDAy 9 to 9 DURING Man~~:l 1 I Chester council i • h 36 Meets f/ · C• Members Present ; ecta e Has Program About India highligh~.ed ~ B~nce, Mi~ af~:p~~- CENI1 PRICE FIVE Rockets WASmNGTON <UP!) ly developed American els have intercepted satellites successfully at aiUtudes of bundreds ol miles, Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara saki today. McNamara made the discloaure at a news. conference orating on President Johnson's WASHINGTON _ A Negro announcement Thursday that leen-aser has less chance o1 new defenses had been devel· a job today lhan he oped to intercept and destroy space nuclear - armed ene- I I ....... ~ 1 ~- FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1964 McNamara Claims Proof Satellites 'Hit' Hundreds of Miles High with Warheads Bargains All Over The Store ... roo~. F'~ed Ohlinger~ • POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ew 1 ritualistH~~ • NO. 133 BARGAIN DAYS I · ~ e • ' 1 I s~~ cr~m New ExecutiVe /s Speaker for PTA Meeting J'lfty • Ill ceallemea ..... lhe Dodonlloa of ladepotol. ' 1 l SAL.~D Byers, who ·' -. Committees for Ute year Mrs. George Skinner, Mrs. Maxwere named wbeo the Salis- ine" Arnold, Mrs. Jamet GUKenneth ~ HeMesy · :ur:se==~~Genepl;; 8 t 1 bury P'J'A met Tuesday eveo- ; more. Mn. Jame! WUI, Mrs. 1::!pA~ staying wlt.b relativ"" In Galli· and Mrs. Henn yth ~ the Hospital in ling aL Lhe school. ! Velma Douglas, Mrs . :l polis, spent the weekend in Mid- weekend in Portsmouiiiiiiiiii Mr:!l . Jalllt's Will, president. I Offutt, Mrs. Harry Cm·llorl, l Mrs . Robert Yates and conducted the meeti.n& which Mrs . Menzel Smith, Mrs. dn. •. _ Sandy, Cathy, :landy, and opened with the pledge . to the lad Pullins, Mrs. James Walk· Bobby of Wells~on and her broflag followed with devotions by er, Mrs . Steve Eblin, Mrs Law- ther and family , Mr . and Mrs. hm 8 11 1Mrs Menzel Smith and pray- renee EbUn, Mrs. Gene C9l- Leo Kennedy Jr. and son, Tony, DRESDEN REUSH % rups ~!i owl t>r by Hev . Menzel Smith. burn and Mrs. Edward BaU, 1 Middleport, ~ere Sunday evenI. 1 rl'd and I green man1oe1 3 tau&eriDeS or orungn 8 le I Named on committees were kitcheg. ing dinner guests of their I yt>llo"'· mangoes I smoll canlcrufl-~bed ptDeuppt Mrs Richard Young, Mrs. · Mrs. Harold Blackston, Mrs. mother Mr and Mrs. J. A. b d of bba I cup ange -e t•ocoo ' " ld p 1 Geo B th Mrs Gail ' · · · 2 ea s ca &e urge ro en, . · Young. Mr. Kennedy Ul contln • 10 WI in sour Jack Sf't>lig, Mrs . uera Soak Add remain· Jins . Mrs. William Pullins and Buck, Mrs . Dale Pnddy, Mn . ing his college work at Rio 8 onions 6 or 8 carrots, chop ftnt and cream overnlg · MisS Rosalie Story, program; Edgar Abbott, Mrs. Norman Grande College. l('l 11tand ovt>r olgbt 1n weak log ingredltDts. Mrs William Ohlinger Mrs. Weyersmille. Mrs. Dwight Lo-d - Anonymous · Carlt>lon Mrs. ' Steve gan, Mrs. w·111 R adford · Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Skinnert brine. Drain weU an add : f h k Harry 1 am p., pt . sugar ~ecipe R.t>q~s.cs or t t> we-t Eblin. Mrs. Ro~ Grueser, and Mrs. Franklin Rizer, Mrs . Ro- and Mrs. Da~id Farmer spen 2~ pt. vinegar !Who bus one·)· . E H rt ways and means· bert Burdette Mrs Roy ·Grues-- the weekend m Columbus with I Tbls. mustanll set'd Sw~t Pickle-s, Swut Arust E~i~arda Bartels hospitality; er, Mrs . Ho;ace Abbott, Mrs.. the former 's son. and daughterCooklt>S, Applt Crisp, .John~y M Thomas B;ntz health. Edward Kennedy, Mrs. Rich- in-law, Mr. and Mr.os. Thomas 2 Tbls. celery Stofll I tti Swt>et Potato Pw . rs . ' · Sk . M 1 Tbls. ground burst> rad sb 1 anf'- • . Mrs Opha Offutt magazine; ard Young, Mrs . Dav1'd Dav1s, Jnner. Co ' Grtt>n Tomato Rellsb . · ' H be o· M Jack Se-al ld. Dwight Logan, safety ; Mrs. Mrs. er rt IXOIJ, rs. Mr . and Mra. Ernest Covert - Aoooymous Norman Weyersmiller, publicity; Seelig, Mrs. Homer Hysell, Mrs. and children, Charles, Paula. .I Mrs . Menzel Smith and Mrs. Donald Lanning, Mrs. Jack Cur· and David have moved to Bel· CO'M'AGE CHEESE 1 I oz. carton sour cream Maxine Arnold, spiri lual; Mrs. tis, Mrs. Raymond _C~Ie and pre where Mr. Covert will be 12 m. eott&lt' ebeese Robert Burdette, membershtp; Mrs . James Hess, dmmg manager of 8 loan company. 303 can crushed pineapple 1 Wlf - - - ---· -- ---·--- · . Mrs . Clark, Mrs. Wll- Mrs. Coyel·t, a former teacher 303 can· fruit rocktall I J llam Mrs Phil .oh- in the MldcUeport Schools, will I or ,. c. miniature marsh· lfC I linger, Mrs. VIncent Brodenck, ! teach third grade in Belpre. Womons $7.95 Bulky Cordlgon1 lor $4.00, Women• While Uniforms lor mallows ; I Mrs. Paul Simpson, Mrs. Era- They vlsited Sunday evening in $5.00, Womeno $5.95 L - 51Hvo Sllpover SwHton lor $4.44, Womono 39c Drato juice from fruit . MiX Cht'ster co uncil. Daughters of est Powell and Mrs. James Middleport with her mother, all to&Mient.s, and let stuDd Aml:'rica. met in regular ses- ! Hearhs, clean-up. Mrs. Lucille Mayes. Rayon PontiH, 3 pain lor $1.00; Mono 75c Sprlngfoot Crow 5acks, 2 pairs Ovl"I"Dlgbt. Shill Ti lt'Sday evenin~ with 36 1 Edward Bartels, for $1.00; Boy1 59c One Sizo Agiion Socks, 2 palro lor $1.00; Boys $2.95 lllt"mbt-rs present. I and eighth grade teacher1 in· Mrs . John Ketchka and daug~- ~ - Anonymous .SOUR CREAM SALAU Ze lda Weber, councilor, op- j A program on India given by troduced the t:achers, M;s. ler. Ki.m, have ~eturned to thel~ Long Sloovo Sport Shirto 2 for $4.97, $4.98 Sunbeam Wall Clocks for $3.81, lrt pint _____ ened the meeting in . Mrs. Donald Boone Walter hrst grade; ?ome _m Brookville 1 Honoon Bothroom ScoiH for $4.00, $6.95 Flbergloo Drapes lor $5.95, 49c • form _ A <·omt~unicatwn w~s , the meeting of the EJecta ~1r- · Rosalie ~lory, second and t.hlr~, ~g a week wlth Mr. aMr. and read !'rum ~:d11:h Wakely , d1~ : c1e of the Middleport F1rst Mrs. Orm Smith, rourth; Enc \\allace Bradford and . Quadrlgo Cloth for 39c 1 yard, $14.95 Eltctric Automatic Blanktll lor $13.00 tn('t depu ty. announcing Lhe l Baptist Church Tuesday even- 1H~rt,. fifth_ and sixth; James Mrs. John Ketchka. 'I'he:r w~~~ 1 : Booste r meeting lor October 1ing at the home of :.Irs. Paul , Wtcklme, s1xth and seventh, . taken to Columbus by hm.i b ond Many, Many Others, Vlolt Every OOfNrlmont In Tho Store. • , t:l ;Jt Belp1·e with dmntor at ISmart, president of the B. H. Mrs . Eleanor Ze1her, music . ents where they were Y1 '6 m. Res"vallons must be l sanborn Missionary Society . Mrs. Will introduced Donald Mr. Kelchka . B'll U b n l The Salem CentPr PTA haa ifl b\' Octobt-1· 9. She a!su an -I . Lanning, school board Mr. and Mr.s. 1 . r ~ 1 its first meeting of th~ yf'<n now;ced a meeting for deputies Mrs. John F'ulLz, chaJrm~n, ber and Mrs. Maxine Arnold, ~Hilah). of Zanesvtlle, ~~o, ~~:; ; Wednesday night wit"h the st ate officers and past stat~ 1W~s m charge of the meeLmg school cook. . I ted bnefly Sunday WI n i new president . V1vian Pit"rL't', uffkers .!:I[ Tuppers Plains Sun- 1~Jth Mrs .. Homer ~artie~ . le~d- Three announcements were aunt and uncle. Mr. and M · . . charge . da~ . aI 1··'!0 P· m mg devotions FaJth lImade ' the PTA still has vanIll h " bentitled, e·u GrahMrs Roberta Wil son led d€'A report on the State- Coun- 1Strengt ens, Y 1 Y ilia and pepper for sale; Octovotion.s. The PTA song was ril sess ions held al Columbus a~n. Announcement was made ber 11 - 17 has been proclaim· ;ung by the congregation , a('· ' in August wa s given by Laura 1ol thf'" annual salve~ tea to~ ed "school lunch week, '" by companied by Linda CarJillo <-~t Mae Hartung . Elizabrth Hayes [held a! the Cheshire Baptist President Lyndon B. Johnson the piano. on behalf of the Council, pre- Church Sunday arternoon. I (the date for parents to visit The guest speaker was Mr . · sl'nted Erma Cleland. nrw Coun- 1 The group voted to .send a the school lunch roo~ and eat Don McKenzie, the new Dis- cil Deputy, with 1:1 gift and a 1missionary - 1 India , Nancy I with their children wan be antrict executive head. He ~ave gllt was ~wnt to Navada Heav - Maxton a box of canned meats nounced later) and The Rock an interesting talk on educa· (If , outgoing deputy. and the' "Idea ls" magazines for Springs Mettlodist Church wlll tion. stressing that ea ch lellttr At the dose ol' the m~tlng. Christmas and to send another· j sponsor a cafeteria sup~r. at of the word had ::. special quarterly. birthdays WPre . ob- missionary, Mildred Benson, a the school, Sept. 25, begnuung meaning served wJt.h ll potluck dmner . gift ot money for her birth- [ at 5 p m. Mrs. Vale Jnnuum:t'd thert' The honured guests were seat- :dav . Mrs. Herbert Dixon, ~ward are 124 pupil s enrolled su far. ed at 0:1 table Wllh while cover Bartels, Mrs . Jack Selig She introduf"ed !he teachers and and centen:d with a birthday A white cross display was· Mrs. Richard Young volunteernew parent s. cakt iced and decorated in shown by Mrs . Tony Fowler, ed to serve as alternates to the She tuld of the man.v cx~Jen- pink . F.ac·il honored guest was chairman. Mn. Boone present· County Council. Mr. Hart's ences they had in only two presented with <:1 flower vase ed program ma.ter!al Oil Jn- room won the attendance &· :jays ot ~r hool. anr.l included Lillie Chli!>ty, Ona di~. ~ntJtled, ."Fmdm~ , t h: I ward. A di splay ol the <1 -H Buys Osborn. ~ Ida Weber, Laura LlVlng, Heahng. Christ. During the program hour, ')rojecr was rxp\amed by Carol Mae Hartung, Elizabeth Wick- Mrs. Smart served a salad 1Miss Karen Walker ~hawed and Pier<:'e. !ham, Doris Grueser, Dorothy course to those named and Cia~ explained colored shdes of the The 4-H ·Girls modeled gar- Ritchie, lda Young, Barbara ra Riley, Mrs, Manning Kloes, world's Fair, after which rernenti made this year . Their Sargent . Lucillf'" Kraeutf'r and Mrs. David Darst, Mrs. Nora Creshmenli were served by the ld\'lsors were MarieTurne-r Hattie Frederick. Hamilton, Mrs. Grace Hysell, executive committee. and Kate Roush. , Mrs. Genevieve Saxton, Mrs, !.:;~~,;..;;;~,__--=':""" Pamela Wilson t.old of l1er 1 Dale Mourning, Mrs. Joe Wil· !Xperiences in her len years ol'. 1 son, Janice Gibbs. Mrs. Boone J..H work . and refreshmt<nts and Mrs. Smart were gUe!lts POMIROY. OHIO .,.,....rve<l . of lne Circle. TONIGHT uoME-co_MI _N _G_A_TALFRED cAMP MEETs •.. . NOT OPEN The Modern Woodmen of the i Mr . and Mrs. Dores Arnold \ The annual Homecoming of FRIDAY ond SATURDAY ;hade Camp 6990 met at the I of P~meroy are ~nnouncing the the Alfred _Methodist church w1ll September 18-19 1 tlame of Mrs. Danny King, marnage of thetr daughter, be held this Sunday, Sept. 20th. "WAR IS HELL" Shade, recenUy. The evening Janet, to Frank Shane, son of The day will begin with Sun- Tony RuszeJl, Baynes Bar' was spent in playing games and ; Mr . and Mrs . Dan Shane of day School from 9:30-10:45. At ron, Judy Dan, Wally Campo PETTICOAT" at a cookout. Syracuse, on Saturday evening, 11 o'clock the Melody Four "OPERATION (Technicolor) Sept. l2 Quartet, will present a half - Cary Grant Ton Curti•. Joan FIRST The Ru . Freeland Norris hour musical program. Dinner O'Brien. Dina Merrill, Dick QUAliTY performed the double ring cer· wiJJ be servOO promptly, at 12 Sargeant. ,. at y I NOW YOU ICNOY ', The existence of t.be highly dar system would &P!Jroximslto- J seel'tt anti • . oateiUte weapons ly double the warning Ume was revealed Thursday by event of a ,missile attack Johnson In a speech at Sacra· IBid It would increase menlo, Calif. McNamara waming' time minutes to spelled out some of the details an ~our. · at the Pentagon before leaving ''Tbl* roclor wW .....Ide 4<> lor a major speech in Chicago. tecdon o1 Dllsslleo witbin ...,. Two defending systems are ends of Jauncb at a distance Involved. They presumably are mUea," operated by the Anny from of :tbe~evenJ delo!lsedlOuaaud cldef oeld. Kwajaleln Island and the Force from Johnston ISII>na, 1 McNamara said the new raboth in the Pactfic, although dar system bounces signals llff ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY i Sunplement ro The DaiJy SenUnet Pomerov Middleport. Ohio and rbe Gallia nmes. GalUpoJis Ohio 1 1 i 1 1 I S M· t w r1964 1s ''12345 6789101112 13 14 IS 16 17 11 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27212930. i - - --·-·-- I ¥ ~eigs County's recreational assets, assumes its usual essionaire Harry Osborn's rental fleet to enjoy thil .. ~~;;;zs·;z;~~ ~:;.:; 1 Lions will SUNDAY, SEPT. 20 through SATURDAY, SEPT. 26 ·J srbools will ·rN'Pive their j lnsi!<etiml< d"rin£ ·1>1 aextfirelew weeks_. 1 1 MEIGS THEATRE Arno/d.. Shane Marriage was Event of 12th 1 I I 28.9 I I emony at the home of the bride. Arter lhe wedding , refri:>shments of the wedding cake, iee cream and lemonade were servI'd to Mr. and Mrs . Dores Arn· Certified Oil St•tlon Pomeroy ;;;:~~;;;;:~ : Sept, 18-19-20 Double Future Proar•m "KISSING COUSINS" With Elvis Presley and Arthur O'Connell ---and- "J ILONDES IN HIS LIFE" All Star Cast COAL HEATERS . noon. The afternoon program will consist of music by t h quartet and other special sic, with the Rev . Pearl Casto 11 bringing the afternoon message. Dixon . Mr . Shane, father of the ! groom. was unable to attend. The new Mr. and Mrs. Ji'rank Shant'" are residing In Syracuse In a new home. Come (Technicolor) Hayley Ml1la, Deborah Kerr Colorcwtoon• SPORT SHOES- FLATS Sizes 4 to 9 ttl ·. . •a wladll 91 _, without delay ,our lloQdt .._ . . &le seltt 1!1)11111. pMaas ....,-. IHi• .. lllillk . . . . ,.... .... ...... lNG Coal •new Mil llljar ... ...- er•flll't elM uleta. ..a;Jalt 11 WRM ~·JG ()clllt ltull,....,lllld W'l liVe )IIIII I t>IIIJ!c* IIMIC!illltil-· IIWA... IfiOili..S Bonlw , . ftlloctlt F-8 ... ..,.. ~ .... - $1.6.9!it just . DRESS LOAFERS $ Sizes 7 to 12 Big Boys' Popul•r i I 88 Sllpon StyiH. Reg. $6.99 La•ther Coats With Fur Trim Corduroy Co•ts in '% Length Nice Selection of Wools Children's Leather Oxfords LAY AWAY YOUR NEW COAT NOWI L&Z SHOP LADIES' SHOP Reg. $2.99 Women's IASY Low H881 PUMPS eBiock eBrawn $4.88 eMedlum 'leMt.llltFd pr. eWide ROUSH'S -SHOE STORE , Uar~w:are Ebersbacb ' ' . "EVERYTHIN(i ' Pomeroy No.hcond Mlddl...,.rt . t• -IN ;\ tiAitDW".E" '·l· ~·tt •. ·' l I 18 E. M•ln St. Late Mo\'ies I I ' ' . ' tJ _. ' , ' ' . - ( I ' . ' '~ ' ' . _ R I ega l a I 1~~~~=-=~He~~ll,=~ :. cllno:d during ~ miU!arJ . ~t : · oldwaterto l 'histle stop l Districts Jt/11\" p I Leadingham, • Lion, was Ispeaking as a representative of thr Pomeroy Chamber of Cornj mer<'e which is planning the rei galla projf('t Lions were inviS.. ed to participate in ~ponsorinl 1. Barry Goldwater . t h f' the event. which they did ol presidential candidate. will Clarence Struble's motion. Dr. .c in 11 Ohio congressional : Harold Brown was appointed b1 1cts during a two - day 1 President E1lward Foster t.t .sUe stop" train tour on represent the club in the pro; ~mber 29 and September jert. It is part of the second : .. . e of the drive by the Ohio 1 A fund ra1smg proJect waa r.o carry the sta te for the discussed at length, led by Richwater . Miller ticket ard Chambers and Mr. Fostet. 1te Chairman Ray c. Bliss, Details are to be completed la"rming the cities and time er. 1 1 1 ops by the "Goldwater. Spe· Fourteen Lions attended and ., said thousands o( Ohwans twu guests were introduced: Sam have an excellent opportun- Harr, Cincinnati, by r.arJ Kraut· to see . and hear Senator ter . and Warren PoUock, Wash· water m person. ington C. H.• by J8ck Carsey. 1 e of the highlights of the • I ~stle st.op" train tour wiH n evening meetinE;. in CinMiddleport E-R :tti, at the Cincirmati lens, from which Senator , Unit is Called I .wa ter will adre~ Ohio ]· Rhe Middleport E-R squad rs (lVer ~ statewide JO.. was called at 1:35 p. m. 1'hunlte televisiOn network . . Iday to Sycamore-st. for Joe , jes and timPs for spea kmg Hood, who was ~en to a Local gements by Senator Gold· physician and then borne , r during his _"w?istle stop" I The squad w.as called . twice tour m .-, Ohw ~nclude: . I today, at 9:35 a . m. to Deb'• ptember ..9, Arnve M~rlet- . Barber Shop for Kenneth Darst. 10 a. m., leave Manetta, , who was taken to Meigs Mem·) .a. m. 1orial Hospital, and at 9:$3 a. rave Athens, 11 :55 a . m .. , rn. to Locust-st. for Raymond e_ Athen?, _12 :25 P- m. Kirk who . was unconscious iD rlVe _C~1lhcothe, 1:35 p.m., his automobile. He was tak.o. I , 1 e Ch1lhcothe 2:05 P· m. I I to Dr. Picltens' office. SUFFERS STROKE . , >rd has been received here I FJVe Enter Nurses Fr.d Me.s or Cleveland Training at Holzer sbffered ~ strok~ on Sep- 1 Five Meijs county wornee :>er 7. He lS a patient at are among ., .. freshmen nu,._ ewood Hospital, where he ing students who will anive at ""'enl •urgery lor • blood Davis Hall, Holzer Hoopital iD his neck . He ;s parall"· School of . Nbrsing, belrt 11i1Gft. his right side. His room day ID bejln tbet three jW "*r is 366. He is tht son ol nurses' ~DI prngtam:" . I . -~Genevieve Mees and the The five JOining of ' r41erman (Pete) Mees. largest first year cl,assei • 1 to enter the ,!fclrool, ate •14~ . J. • • . General Hospital Burno and Palrll\Ja: Fit~ - Hurl Han- of Pomeroy·{ Sbal'OII ' . ~ l..J: Pomeroy, Mine.-.vllle, ~. Hi.leJ · · 'J3• ~~CHA,RGI~S - Hubert land, and ·cmrl .Scqlt/ ....... ·,. ~tart, W. Va. pott. '' · · I career. ~ w· bl d •In ro ems an prospec~ connection with sponstoring a . h h' · f regatt.a on t I' 0 JO Rn:eJ rant. 1 mg Pomeroy were diseussed ~IUltioo procedures. : with the Pomeroy Lions club ,.....,...,...,..,..,.,..,. .... .,..,.,..,...,•• . by Willi s Leadingham Wedi nesday following luncheon 11 the Howl Martin. BY IJOROTHY KfLGALLEN Joe Pepitone and Don Drysdale. Jottings in Pencil Dame Margot Fonteyn, lhe fabulous bailerElizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton are Ina, has cause ID rejoice: Her. husband, Dr. talking about adopting another child _ Mexi- Ro~rt Ar_Jast who was shot 10 a Panama b , . . political rumpus - and considered near deatb can a by they ve fallen m love Wllh. Although . """ · 'dl h . be bl they're both busy making "'l'he Sandpiper"' - 18 r~ra .... '6 so rap1 y e WI 11 a e for Marty Ransoho!f, he's indicated that he'll to have VISitors early. next _month ... ; . A r e do anything he can to expedite their adoption YOU ready for lady mad-earners? They lJ bEl plans. The Burtons maintain a permanent the vogue ~~ over ~ nation soon - and . to home in Mexico at Puerto Vallarta . . 1bose lure _the distaff dehverers, a top-flight designtopless bathing suits got a Jot of publicity in er will be ~lied ~ by Uncle Sam .to whip up the newspapers. on 'rV and on radio, but they a~ att~active unifor~ for the girls:_ som~ ·"Mon) ·ms" is no birthday party for harried flopped at the cash registers all over the coun- thmg With slacks or skJrt, and a becommg cap. John Me (:m•• und assistont Jesslyn Fax, one member of try When Cliff Robertson returned his beleagured stoH in the returned goods office of a de· the West Coast his Cirst date was with uu1e~ r orrest TUCker IS Ule cru~J candidate, so partment store. To get Me Gi•er out of the store for some Merrill, which tends to prove that her vaca- far 1 for tbe title role in "Barnwn,'' the stage episodes, he lives with his daughter and son· in -law, played tion with her estranged husband, Stanley version of the Ufe of old P.T. _. .. _ Singer by Elinor Donahue and Mark Goddard. "Many Happy ReRumbough Jr ., was just what she called U Brenda Lee had to cancel her starring role in turns" is one ofthe new fall comedy offerings over CBS. -something "for the sake of the children ." a musical package in England, to recuperate TV, airing on the network Monday nigh h. Paramount is ready to announce -a big from "exhaustion and overwork" after recon:f. change In key executives. Top vee.p Jack Karp Jngses sions. She'll take a long rest before remost women. At the momeat, ls about to exit, and Howard Koch, a Frank turning to show business . . .. Let us hope the &oo, he is unattached and there Sinatra boy, will zoom in to head the works CIA is hlp to all the Communist agents Fidel fore earrlea the enviable tag . . _. . The terrific new fashion in Greenwich Castro is sending into the Cuban community o1 "eligible baebelor." Village is jagged-edged dungarees, cut off at in F1orida . . . . . Tony ~nneWs recording of the knees - the hottest fad since long side- "Who Can I Turn To?" - a silky tune which ''I'm not married and I like BY DICK KLEINER girls," Zimbaiist says, "so I burns . . . Night horse racing, which has cJos-- Columbia unveU this week - wasn't clearHollfw!JOd Correspoadent ed more cafes than television, Js celebrating ed for releaSe until both Anthony NeweJey and guess I qualify as an eligible HOLLYWOOD - (NEll) its 25th season at Roosevelt RacewBy by going David _ Merrick had given It the okay. T b e Would you care to hazard a bachelor. It's nard to be one 1tronger than ever. This year will break all song is from the scor.e of .Newley's next stage guess as to whom ECrem Zim· in Hollywood - the columnistl keel-' marrying me oft " attendance records ... A famous political fi- project, "The Roar of the Greaoepaint and balist Jr. coruuders the lowest gure and the wife oC a brilliant comedian are the Smell of the Crowd," which Merrick will form o( humanity? ' This intrusion in his persoo-trying to keep it a secret - because he's run- bring to Broadway next year, and neither the Jaz:z violinJsts? Poachers ning for office tbis year - but she's never star nor the producer waDtecl the song aired who shoot aardvarks out of sea- al life, be says, often gets too intimate. It once caused him beeo very good at keeping secrets, as other this far in advance - until they heard Tony~s son? Credit card thieves? to break a good friendship . chaps can OOstify. dubs. Then Merrick said: No, DOlle of these. The group "I used to take out a very wbicb gets his vote are faa "Anything this good shouldn't be kept from charming womAn," he says. saul Hurok, among others, has been invJt- the public." club officials and members. "We liked each other, lhai's ed to look at the Texas Pavilion of the World's David 0. Selznick sprained an ankle fooling ZimbaUst, wbo graduated from all. We enjoyed each other's Fair, to see if he can do anything with U next around the pool at Ed.en Roc on the Frencb Tl Sun..t Strip to bigger aad company, but there was never year, Insiders say he can have it at a fantas- RJviera, and for the nonce Js hobbUhg hither better tblngo ~wbat else Is anything romantic about it. tic price - like nothing - if he'll sbow a and y011 on crutches. The atarlet-types are there?), thillks these persons d• But the columnists made so spsrk of interesr ... Of course any number of dellgbied; it gives them the opportunity to get DO good at all and, In fact. con· much of it that I simply had to Broadwayiteo with shnw knowledge could 1<11 acquainted wltb a cinema bigshot by sympa. liderabte harm. stop seeing her at all.'' the World's Fair poople bow to succeed by try· t.blzi.Dg with blm. "They're not interested in ing just a little - but they won't listen . . . -~--how good an actor you are," WITH Tl SUNSET STRIP a The Phlledelphia Philties are optimists. They- Over at MGM, lhe execwtves are beaming be says, "but only Jn the vicarthing of the past, Zimbalist ia 've already started printing their World's Ser· in anticipation of the Academy Award nomlious thrHis of your Love life." concentrating on feature films. ·1es sourvenir books . . . The Copacabsna has nations. They confidently expect that fciur o1 He just finishei,: " The Reward" taken Oil a bit of the atmosphere of a baseball the five to make the .Oscar rj,ce wUI be their AS WITH 'l:VER,YTIDNG else, with Max Yon ~ydow and Yvetcl~ since Jerry Vale opened. Within ladies - Julie Andrews lor "Americanization there is at least one exception te Mimleux. But he :s still ac-two weeks, Jerry has drown sucb greal nam- of Emily," Ave Gardner, and Deborah K.,:,. in Zimbalisfs own experiences. cepting occasional guest star es as Yogi Berra, Casey Stengel, Gll Hodges, for "Night of the Iguana" and Debbie Rey. "The exception, u he says, roles on televisJon .:teries. He re1 Tomm.l' Tresh, Tracy Slallard, Clete Boyer, nolds for "The Unsl~kable - Molly Brown." ' is a wom~n who is the presi· cenUy appeared with Roddy Mcdent of Jeao Pierce Aumont's DowaU on an episode of the fan club. She also has taken an Alfred IUtchcock Hour, 'playing interest in me and my a heavy. and he calb it "one After every performance Of of the. most exciting experienc· Dilne, she writes me lqthy es of my life." . critiques of my work. And' she He'll have another exciting Is one of the most discerning experlenc. wbcn the fan club critics rve ever read. She lives poople get their claws on him. In Brooklyn, and maybe that · . ,. explalna it." ., RESEARCH DECUtuis Of -.se, ~ fnterelt . of , WASBIJI!~TON <Ui>J) - The Ill olul like Zlmlrollll11 . Defense ~tmeot ·oays thnt wm MEN'S AssJ•St J'th ! Fred iospect.ieos td indud• fir• ~~rm,,_ a ~k for ftrr ha~rds, testtng • 81 t its ''", ~rm s~s- ems, dex d' e ectr1c;:H ~.rmg au a .. 1s to sc bool ofl tC'Ia on : !Bid the Need Fan Club? Not Zimbalist bur-" ..... . ... I!ON.IG Cciltllntn cii!JI .. - II'IIGW -'r . . . . . . ditctlalioll. -. . _, _ .. b " -c.- ..... ,.. 99 V•lues To $3.99 er.n eGray II-_, liar- II.._.,.,, •••ca• ._,LA! ...... •a•••-.ru 1 ._..... WOMEN'S I 21ttl SUN., MON .. TUES. Sept. 2Q..22 "CHALk GARDIU'I" Mrs. Jna Singer, Mrs . Charles Bissell. Mrs . Joe Lawrence, Mr . and Mrs. Henry Arnold and Gene . Mrs. Norman K Hysell I and Bruce. and Miss Susie During .Our Early Season Salel I old andFrankie Bobby, and Mrs. Butchie,1 Dan i E~v~ery::;;::o~n:e..l~s_::w~el~co~m:e~............~:liiii:liiii:liiii:liiii:liiii:liiii:liiii:liiiiiii'iiiii Shane, 1 Mrs. Ronald Browning, FRIDAY, SAT. ond SUNDAY · One Of These Famous 1 ;=.;..;.........................._, REGULAR IF.You 1 - ;..., tili-e ·~iiibal Liz, Richard May Adopt Another Child 1 1 ! ttf f·- I I I r .!f; '· ... the •Work ' flscil ' ' ''' Ld<! n . . 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