http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2ee754a67a215107402d8fec2070d4ee.pdf acc4455a4706f5b4f6b4fc4ddc567a86 PDF Text Text .. • • ...,...._____ ~ Youth WeekObservedSundoy .• Around ·- ·............ her daughter ond family, Mw Barton Brlllnbl7 rllw'II-· II::~~~~~~~~!.JIO!~o.•~.h~b-11.:Jl~ And. = lwtth Mr. onc~ Mn. wwiam For......, ..t to Hobor llpopi*el ... """'" ' .: . Mainly A By Enterprise EUB Church .of MJddJepurt Route 1· day rar • cheolc·up. • MRS Committee llWI MET .., observed tills/ KarPn Walkor and Dotti• Loo , About Kalhy Moody 11 confined "' ~raw~- ~· ::: i!h Planning El'entl '!'lie ll<¥nebiillders d an crl II. People In ~ Wf't>kYouthat wlht~...k w Emerprise EtJB Brown as ltaders M 'dd/ hn home be<-ause « illnesJ. or NYera w w Bradbury clt~h me-t rectf,..l Pomeroy C'hurch ~· serylt'e Opt'ned by singing ' I eport Mno. L. w McComas returned pneumanlo, returned "' her , . offl<er& and exocutive for • rogular , ,... meetln~ II <OJD. NQWYoaKuw ·- 1'ho "'"'nod Sttnday from Wa~ where abe ~ dulles at Saliobury schooll mittee of Mlddlel"'ri Bl8h ~boo! Wll by prH ideut Gec>ra. I t LIJCIUJI: ft,\ln(fN8 j Vtstted IPveral daya ,wtth her ail- onday. Aasoclatkln met Monday N sh Min ad by .l4ra. · Cllaz~t"r with Mrs Philip Smith as .:.'i:ilesJid J~su!f l.ove.f You, Too.'; ler and famHy. Mr. and M r I. Mr . and Mn. Harry MOOft wert evenJnJ at the home of tbe presl· 8 ' uleJ were re ; Mr. a~ Mrs. GN>~g~ l.oga'.' and orgam~t. sang st>vera l numbers, by Sharon and Lmda o 1u and I V1Sit1ng M~. and Mn. WllUam , Carl Vanderhoor and ~ businea viifton in Huntington Mn . 11Ktmas SeaiJy. Max DavU. DW'In_g the bu.!i~ Mrs. Ca ll tt Lo~an VISit~ SLitur- j rollnw ing the ca ll to I'.'Orship by prayer by Roger Bennell . Miss u-e and ramdy last Sunday were ,Mrs. McComas went eepecially Monday. Plans WeN be for the 8:1• JeUton it was d'ecaled to pay for dav in Parkersburg wtth thP l_at- 1 tht- Rev F'ra11ci:~ H. Gl8Zier Wil- Wa lker read Ercle!uastes 11 9, M~. an·J M~ _Sargent and to see the Vandercw:tr'a new ton, I Gene Kaulf has been ab~t gun two new baptismal robes. tPr's daughter . Mrs Ve-rne c:-onms liam FU- nt 1 reat1 thl;" scripture, 10 and 12 1, and Wilii<Jm Bentz children, Keath, Vtekte Sue , Dez- Mark Douglas who was born on from his work at lhe ~~ off1ce ~uet and dance ol the Refreshment. were serve·' b1 wko is ill m St. Joseph Hosp1tal. , Psa lm 19. and' the H.ev . Glaz 1er read I Samuel 17 32-58. after ra and Myra of Al~ru: and Mr. January I. Mr. MoComu and this week because dan mjury to auoclation amd pl.una for fw-.d M Willi W and Ml.'os Brrnire Km~ spent Satur- i h<td fur Jus sermon topLC, " Who whi<'h the YoUl h Chotr dirN'IPd by and M rs. Ted Ri ley , Sr., of Clif- daughter ." Dianne and AusUn his leg. were dfscua&ed. Present rs. am aglli!'r · r-. rlav a 1 na r ~A'I n wfjh Mr. and Mrs. · Art> You" ' The hymn. " I Would Mis.~. JoyC'~ Dav_is sang .., See Je- t~ , W. Va.,. Miss Bonnie Whit· "":olfe oi Racine visited ~ay Butnl ANNOUNCED for the meeting were Mrs. Larry Vernon Bing to Mr. and MrLF1mt'r Rai ley. Bf> l.ikf' .lf'~us" anrl thf' hf>nf'41~us. 4 d1scussJon on the Apostle tington ot M1ddlepor1, Marvin Me- w1th Mr. J. E. MC'Comat JJl Co- Mrt: JUDO Arnold received an· vice pi"Hident Mn. Don· Bob King, Mr. and Mrs. Mae Mrs. Marcia Delay, Mrs. Audrey tion hv tM- pa~tor . ronrluded the , John was · led . hy Mrs. Thomas Farlin of New Haven, W. Va. and lumbuL 'lbey were joined in Co- nouncttmen~ of the birth of grandMullen. treasut'ft: Mrs. JOhn Stewart and &ans Grego~ and 'l'hompson and Mrs L•tty Gest of servire . ~ Bent~. youth ~.""-'or. .. IMrs. Ruby Major of Middleport. lwnbu• by lltn. L. W. MeCom- son, hom Jan. 14, ID Mr. and ...,retary and Ml'l. Ken- Barry, Mr and l(.rs. Bill 'l'inl Columbw were rerent dmner . Youth who tau~ht classes e1'he. h~ . Our Best and t_he J~se:phme 'I''Olley 11 reported to as to return ·heine Mrs. Walter Edmonds ol s 1 n McElhinny and Miss JPdy and cllikireo Katl,y and Shorry. I( UPSIS of Mr. and Mrs John In~ thf" Sundav Srhool ho~r b ne(hCIIOll by _the Rev. GlaZifr jbe dl at her home , wilh virus. r ·!IOC MOon .» viiJt1nl with hJs iDiego, calK. 1be baby has been reg g. executive C!OIMlittee Mt. and Mrs. Max Davis, Getpt~t SmiHi. Nye A\It> . cludPrt .JaTK' .Johnson. Jenn~ril":thll"' St>rVIC'f' Mrs. C, W. Lee spent Sunday lister, Mra. a.arJH WilHam Lee. nnmed Walter Charlet Jr. Na$1) end VernoD Bing. Mr. 3nd Mrs. Perry Smith and , ans. M_ar torv Benl7. ... Janu~e. family or Columbus spent the ans, Bdl. Bent!. Ruth' .A_nn i\ Wt"ek end with Mr and Mrs. .John , ers. _Eddl(' Bartels, ElsLe A;;.~~ ·, Smith. · Dot11e Lou Brown and . Walker. .. Dewey Pullins return('{) to has Sha ron Dill wa" iri chatilrpf t~e , SHOP FRIDAY 9:00 A.M. TO . . ..... u .. ~. F..ac, :~lverpool -~edn~s- Youth Hour at 6: 30p.m. Sunday. SATURDAY 9:00 A.M. TO d~y ~rter a two week~ vas11. Wilh Praver by 'the. Rey . GlaJ)er OP· j h1s Sister and brot!'er-an-la\\ , Mr. , ened the evening serevice wi th and Mn. John Smllh . Nye .4.ve. William stephenson leading the Mr. and Mo. I:owrence Hofrner !long ~~rvire. A solo "ln 'nmes 1 and daughter, Karen and Peggy Like Thf>se'' wns presented by the and Mrs. Huber Brown spent Sun- Rev. Gla'lier, aher whlrh noger ,J day In Chillicothe with Mr. and Bennett gave the men age Cor MrR. Herman Hoffner . Mrs. Hoff- evening, using as his tople, ner, who was ob.'iPrvlng IM!'r birth· "ChriHtlan Influence•. ''. The beneday f"ttCelved manv C'ard!ll fmm dlction closed the aervire. N>lalives and friend s Mid-wt'ek prayer set\r ices ~wfiR Joey Gilmore, son of Mr. and al'IO in charge of the ' " Mrl'l. Elza Gilmore Jr. Is confined' --:--..•!1 to his home with the nu. 9 ~ hlia>n. •'Give of _Your Be/It ID I -Master" folluw.;a.by a llluet • Sunday mormng. the <hlldr•n's rhol r direrte<j hy Mrs Pranrl§ H IY MJ8I numum BOUDASIIJIU' Pal1rtttw I .. I . . . . . alp ,_e tl....., a ljlr - e I J ~ I J,LB. ERFE LDS Feb~uc;ny At.ATTRESS SA .. . . • .. QeavySnow Will ' . I~ ' ·, " Wide-Awah 4-ff Club Met At'. Leader's Home \' .. J.,.., ° LIBERTY THEATRE omo NOW IHOWINI "THI LITTLI IHII'HIIID 0' ICINODOM ~OMI" · (Scope r. Color) Jimmie llndletl, tu•na P1tten II Chill Wltlo ALSO liLICTID IHOITI . MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT NOT OI'IN PRIDAY 1NI SATURDAY PnrUiry 24 ''POSII fROM H~LL" <Torhnlo.llorj Audio Murphy, JQhn """"• Zohro Lampert,' Warll R•m· lOy, \'lc Morrow, Robert Keith, Royal D1no. Two l!oel· nerved, lwo·floted men tab opart • Jana or eun • p14d klllera wha h1d lootOij tht whole South~·elt! · "RING 01' Pill" <Teehnlcolor) David J1nnn, Joyee Taylor, Frank Gorollan. 5 minute~ to 1 flaming de1th . 10 .... nd& to a bullet•• blast .. Qllnuto by mlnulo . . mile by mile .• the Rin1 of Fire C)oa~ •• Set: Speetatulor l"oreol Fll'fl t.o<Omotivt and <01thoa top. pllnc 11'0111 '20jl Jt. hl&h tr.. llo Into o ralfnJ rhert IUN., MON. I TUIJ, ...~. 4$-4 . ELVIS PRESI.EY In "ILUI HAWAII" .... . . ·Comfort ouilt SLEEP SET Quilted luxury It our lowest price. Over 300 springs for healthful rett. Mattress and boxsprlng covers In flot'lli pattern on Cream, both with SANI·SEAL protec· tlon. Quilted mattt'llss with Auto·Lock unit. 4 cord handles, 8 vents. A truly ~Sl~~!ttt~~~I!Yt!~ Twin or Full size Mollrou & Bosaprlnll $799,5 ~ Reviews Gtven Literary Club On Wednesday gr~ndmolhor. MIDDLEPORT, Caldw.ell ,.,1l'8., t. .~ .. , I ' ·n.e Middleport Llt•rary Club met Wednesday altornoon at the home of Mro, D. B. Hartinger wi!IJ Mro, &bert r.oo l1 ao l The meettna wu opened the group giving the Lonl'a 1'1'1~·11 or and Mno Emenou Joneo, pre· '!:~ ldent condocted a •ltort bWIInett meeting. The rlr!l "'view of- tM- rftet' noon w01 given by llft•~ · ·J'I>treat ]J Bachtel, the poen11 , o( Edward Arlington Robinaon ·whleh "'Mt'li about people and tbelf pei'IOnal !leo. He haa received the Pulllprize three tlmeo, Mro. Edward Johnson reviewed the book, "Muolc and WIM'Iblp In, lt1t Church," written by LOV•II lace and Rice. 'IIlii book II con· aldered • oomp1e1t ...........,. lor musician~, mlnloten and laymen. Itt tbemo ta "WortltJPilll!fl God Through Mualc." The roll call for waa • ''Lin"" from 1 .. , • E. \ I . '• I I .. " Poem." There ,..,.., bora and one guea~, loltf,. ltd hlta, preynt, 'I1Ie: n t · ' meotlll(l will be hold at lh.~boono of Mra. 0. P. Klein on ~l!bruol'l' 14. . ' Troop221 Met Wednesday At Scout Co~og' . RllSSian Mlddloport Gltl ~u~:. met Wedbololly II sUnsblnt Cottage for .~~ .. ....,,• .,. 11 reaulat meetlllfl. 'I1Ie od ... their , . <\ on entertoll1111f1 Hll was by Srtpheale Pullft, Stumbo. ;llecky Harrll, Susie l(arrll, ~ Ball~ . """" ~~~r "• I ' .'' ~-· >4".!1'"~"' ,, ,• •' t' I·' Z'JJ• \0, ' ' .., " "'. : i. ' 5:00 The Wide Awake 4-H C I u b met Monday evening wllh their Tbo Meigs County Mlnlslerlal _leader. MI .. Diann• McComaa, A.•.'IOCiatlon will meet Monday at '" M1ddleporl. the First Baptist Church in Mid- The preoident, Cothy R.uosell. die port. Rev. Donald Boone. hOiil opened the meeting ond , I h e paslqr, wUI conduct devol Ions and •group waa led in tl1e pledge to the buolnesa aesaion will bt In the American flag and In lho 4-H charge of •thf • jlev. Franm H. pledge by Betty Roe Rus~ !'I'd Glor.ler, preolaont. Robbie Jean Ord. , .. "" • voice f1vm the Dtll'ing tho ~n'eii' "meetlng Se<urlty office I• Marlella wl!l wer• made for a· Motherthe 1!\leol spul«!r. Rev. W. A. Daughter tea I<> be held the !11'1! Roberto will eondu<l Ih• In Mar<'h in obiiOrviine<\ iii 1lon period on "Tite Meanlnl 4-H week. Plano werr· olso niade s.. In the CIJrlatlan Life." for a Valenllne par\y at 1:30 at All mlnlaten ol tho oounty aro the leader'a home on Feb. 12. In urged to attond. Following the ob,.rvnnre ol their sp<!Cial weok JnHtlng, lhe grou~ will hove the group olso made plano 1o atluncoheon at the Ma11.1n Realau. tend chuN'h together, rant. B,..,ndn ·Toney waa olect..J pr~ldenl , Janie Gerurd, aafety BIRTH ANNOUNCED chairman, and Joaepi!Jne Toney, .M 8nd M N001 D Wilson of beaflh r.halrman. ·Members we<'e ll • I t.ongr. flotU>m'"·art! announcing lhe d' vlded inl0 two ll"lupt ,!}'ed h ol d . ne group 0n.., blrt an 8 poun , 13\i ounce and th• •Jio&Mia 26 t~nn hom January • named 1darted their tea .-towel projeciiS. Eug.... They 811'0 have Game• and mualc were other "'""· Ricky, Nile and Alan. durtna the recreation enJ<•Y· II £1 rantt,1arents are Mr. and Mrs. and refreahtrHint• wf,j-f Don Eynot. of Long Boltom, Rt. by Cathy and Bolly Rae Ru II ~ and Mr. •nd Mn. Bert Kimble hosteue• foo tho evening, ,.. ' ol Trinway, Rl. I. Emma Now· -.. II""" _ laud of Canton, 0. II • Hl'e&l· L ~ . Preachers Go Meet Monday In Midd.leport c ~- Meigs County. ·HighWay L·_;partmen May Cease Opentions .By Saturdar 1 I , .... :! . ·~ _ ... ....................... _..., .............. .... ... • • .., ' 14 .......,_.. .... ,.,.,.....,. . . Ill 'I ~~~~~~--~----------------~----~~~~D~•=u;l~~~~;o~T~A.~I~~:;r~r;•O~I~~~H~-~-~H;,GN~M~~~~~------------------~ NO. u. . '. ';i;II«((J:MJ4dleport, Oblo, rrlday, J'tb. 1, 180 ~ ... / OL XIII eec:u i -. ' • �·. SEBMONE'ITE The Voice 01 Broadway Anka Has Fallen Hard This TitRe R~ . . .· - ...,._._ ··- VF1' Backing Skating Show In Huntington. Ralph W. Honaker, Conunan&orj of Howard 'P. Hall POll 1064, er11111 of Fon!lfl!l Wart, q !d 1M ~ la apon.oor!ng "AII·ven- j !urea On Ice," the lint m.o1or obow IQ;lay Huntington Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 2, ·1 ........, F·AMIL Y DINNERS ARE FUN! You. _wiU appreciate our prompt, rourteous service aud exceUent food. ·-THE 1960. MARTIN ·RESTAURANT louie 7 • In Middleport , ·~· "' I WHERE ·THOSf "'N ,.:rtt~; ~W' GO . FOR TOP RECORDS Complete Selection o 'f Rerorda .by Top ArtiJt, On Every LabeL !4 .0 1 I , , 0 WERNER RADIO & T.V. LU~'K Charles 65, New was . Eaeh Must Protect Self In Public. Health Times CLOCK allll ·REPAIR . SAa;E: ' PRICE .. 17~&-. ' �• • ' ' l ' '. ! ~- ............ ploasaat to l\ldlstoa, u:c ,;;;,;e· derdoS than <vealq. LAT· . E••• . .. ' ~ ' ... . r '. ·~ • llf&bt. • Rutland, .............. v .. ' •I ' ' ' . •., . . 'I ~-..-... .... . . ' ' ., • SeP.ti'neft·~Cburch News t -· • ,. . .,..... Ill IMt ,dw!ee "' Olltertalolng CAr1llage .-lrilo.J Oo., II < .., •• ,. .:1 ...... ~- ~ ' ~.~ P.Miif!JOO,•II_Iddi_ J_C:rt, 0 ., Peb. _; .:.::1 1:=::.=:1 �I I ' ~ t ; .t ' I • UOIY 000011- SMl"l'l fMml WANT ADS· ·.-----,-.----,.......,.-'!!' FOI C:ONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES t eoa11 per word, one lnoer\ioa. Minimum cb~ :enu 8 cents per word for three con~eCUtive inaertioDa. Special - one montb for 30 eentl per word. : Full rate of t conll per word wUI be charged for ad,.rtulD& if not paid within 10 dll)'l ofter reee1vin& bill. Errors Ill Adveriiiiiii-Sbould be reported immediately. 1'lle Dli4' 8eallllel will aot be respo111ible for more 11w1 ODe Lneorred lnaertion. '•. Card of Tlanltl and Speelal Notlcea of Eveuta, $1.21, for DO word mmlmum. Each additional word, !e. Obituaries publia~ at I cent per word. WORDS 15 20 ao I DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAYS 80e 90e $1.3!1 80e $1.20 $1.80 su1o n.211 PHONE WY 2·215:7 1~ •. 1 MO. $4.DO $6.00 17.00 .. .••' ' . . ... .• l : (91 FOR SALE e- THE ·Now IN R1111bit. :r.....,. Grllldlq. ..... MilL PPEST==~=: I====;---;:-;:-:----:::---= ua .,.. R .lND ud .l &e""" ''I'BIIMITil WYU.. .) ' GUARANTEID •.egal Notice 1958 :Mercury Montelalr • Dr. All po- wer. R&B. Nice. .1957 Chevrolet FISH SANDWICH 30c, Coli.,; ••ck's Dairy Bar, Middleport. 126 . ll<li 'All: 2 Dr, Hardtop. Cleaaaadnlee. , 1959 Lark NOTICE 1-956 Oldsmobile TO CLIAl ACCOUNT Con..,Uble Like new. ,Now II tho< tjme ,to bU! tbia one. .Super 88 . aY JAN. 1111. • ...., Autamatle Zig Zag lowing ally oold : station Wagon, h,boo ' · ' aetllll mu.ace. Clean • . Nice. One loeal owner. Origin· leW! -.. ' • l956 Ford VB on buttons, rnakeo buttoO>•. • Falrlane Convertible. cheo without attiebment.o, Pay off laal 11 paJmento of $9.811 monthly. , . · • 1-2 Door & 1 Hardtop. VolleR~ lood trana~OI' ' , ·•·tatJdll. f', ·2-19'54 Fords · holeo and ,all zic zag otlt- Phano WY :Z.22f4 1954 Studebaker Station W~~·- 1947 ·Chevroltt Plekup 141 Toa. Good :ltanlportatlon. . . · ' I ' .. · . ' I WANT ' "'·""'••,.... A CARt! ' I"OR ' . POOR 5LUGGO . NO··· HIS PICTURI5 ·· TUBE " BLEW'. '' ......'· . ' • •I• STOCK -RE-DUCTION ., .,., "• .. '• ' • .Jl 1 ·, . . I ' I •"'I~ !.1 ?~ .,"""'f!. ... _ OUT �• NowYoatiinr ..... B-DIIly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., M. 2, ..... ,...,... __ , ... . ftt~ CARPENTER SUNDAY SCHOOL HONORED RAWLINGS COUPLE -e .... - · · · ~~~~-­ ~ llllltln...tr . . . ' '. I at y • ...... ,......, -......... ............... ,.... .. Wrather- ' • .enttn. ~ "'!: • ,0 ,...., '- ... ... """'r - SINGLI j. -E L 8 E·R F.E ·L D S Open · ~lu.r~ay .Nigh~ Til 9 ' .· I. . I .. • ' l . AGood Time To Buy FurnitulJ And Furnishings F.or Your HomeCorpet For Your Floors- Oothing For Your Family. .. . " ~ l'or Sa~yl. On~l'lli .'ftftlt"· OvrWhlllnt . ' IIUCHED MUSUN -a nd ~ ''THE SICRET OF THI ,.' ~ PURPLI REEF" . •. UNIFORM· : ' II ·a fine 80 sq. 7Sc O.,r at~<,Yant Mono llue Cha!lllorar Mifaa In p-een, ,construction pure white mlllllln-that we 'nu regularly for S2e · · a )'cl.. For Saturday (S<ope "' Color) Jeff RichardB, Marg!.u Dean SAlURDAY tan~ WORK sHIRTS sum,. bi Regul~ lrll Slz~. navy or poey. Your comet llize In ahlrta aild trouaen. SATURDAY ayard ' ,lil fliJDD panUn, .Ny!Oil bar·llcked f<lr llm&er · wear. Elaatte ltJ and 1>tn4: lei brlefo. Small, medllarat and ollrt Jars• Ill· DoubleWSiie lncl Twin led Size INNERSPRING MAnRESSES $24,00' ONI OJI THI lisT KNOWN MAKIS-,-SATUIDAY - - - - USED CARS ' CAMPUS . PANtiES ' SATURDAY'S 1SPECIAL eQUALITY •11d in Ex· · ... Whlto, pjnk, mala, .mint ~ld ·and bjuo. ·' 3 polrt · •PI .'Michae,l ~aiJlst . 1\to~e of 1959 CHeVROLET Imc>ala Conv, Ope. Wbllt fin· Jolt, blaek top. lied Interior. I Automatic lrllll. Power atoorlnl and brakeo. Radio, heater and all Deluxe equipment. UIIUIUollr nl<o and olean lbrou1hout. $1795 1958 OLDSMOBILE Super 88 4 Door Holiday. Au· tomaUc trant., radio, heater, I •.,I ,· . power olotrllll and bralleo. Loeally owned and u olean 11 new car inllde and out. Bnutlful 2 lono blut fln!Jh. Milhly oleo. $1495 IAiY BLANKETS STEAK HOUSE Guiding Star Council Met .Thursday ~i(lht •• Home a/the Fa b t."fo u • Brotherhood Will See Ru..ian FUm SANDWiCH 1956 CHEVROLET . .' Uke new illtorlor • WOMENS SUPPERS ' ' ' • ,.>I-! ' ' Rod< A Ire BabJ llln· keil. Size 28 bJ M Wehta. ·WIIQI>lo, 'toun mhll!ned ao1ol. ColortMI, f1llll llllo~ In ooUd poiltleolon, aeot , Qull~ Chlnta llloea tot- Dill•,Jintd terry boetft, · ebtoQ and mwtl • eo~G~"ed · tmr ooulf wli!l non lkld· "A..cellte" ·101o, Whlto, ~::;!'il l otrlpoa . and turq~. Slzot ...111. medium and larp'. · 2 ""~~~~f!StormetCowl~~·=~; "" •l:oo I ii~Nrcl ' . dry or '•te~m lro111. ~ · • 1957 OLDSMOBILE ...... J Dr. Hardtop. Loea1 owner. Interior elMn, ·blue flnloh. Hrdr1111at1e, ncllo and heater. j'iow tlrto. $965 Ordw ly Phil~• • AM Teke WY2.J,P2 .· •: . .MODELl -~ . $495 195, 1'-'CK 4 Door Sedan. Solid body, lood llrea. rune fino. :$.165-w .,~f'it~c' • Doot;~ .·ood .......ci' ""' ' y $9t e USED TRUCkS 1946 FORD Ito Ton Plckop. Worth ...,., $100 I 1949 CHEVROlET $195 1955 CHEVROLET 2 Ton. ~;7.~0 ply duaJ,. a _.s , .\_. lolld ol!b, -•d ll\914rhU tl. lnoulaltd va with Nlrjfleratar 111111. $995 1959 G¥C ,1 Jfon Cab • nyete '7001 18ojl duals, oolld <ab, • opef\1 !rolla. Lac* and runa II& $1495 JWIIerfl-- Dp A Jiuk ...',, I&Yiap J.Wnce. ..tbt IU......'I . . ... , JOIIl'raU~···-....;""' Come_laUt-..W' .;..~.iJIJre,W cu de fill J~!!d• "'~li!:;tro;~L::·. -· 1 WE llouble bW otit 1!1 bJ lnehoo. All cotloD pltldo ·Ia pink,_blue, · rreen' and ' ,, ' • ~If, ' ' '• ' ~~ ~ If .. , f' PAY~~ ~~ o~ 'SAWms ~ ::f' , II. • . · .. •, : · HODf·'.s.liiiEl ~ ' ...... . 11pc!Qt,<!f;, . ,1~' ! ' ••' ,,y~"· ' '·'. ~:.. ., .h' ' ' . • c JUST N- Shfpment Of The I00°1r •too ~~~. ' ' 1'55 PLYMOUTH low miloiJt> SHEET .. IWtKJTS ' ........ Dtlwce 4 Door Sedan. e eyl. motor, ald. trona. Now MOl eovtr~, all loocltlrea, buter. Rlllll roal rood. 110 Ton 8 lt.l'ldlullllodJ. 18" Conun. tlrto. One ...,._ and . .....,.. ,,, .........,. Miracle ltreteb-on cover and a knUt.d coJton pad. Fill aU· ltalldard llze lrollinl troddl. Perfect for $695 00 '2· ,polr ' PAD AND COVIR Olilinal bluo ltnlab. llao oil lood IJtu. Runs out porftol. 8 eyl. motor wltb atd. lrllll. Sotllllt-. . ~SATURDAY! lronln11 t PaU. Station Wo1on. 210 Strlet. . •' POll IATUII.DAYI v.- D~e I 11$11\t .started\ con,.a � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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