http://66.213.69.5/files/original/39171144536eea1f5caccc99260e22f1.pdf 8b0c79317bab9d38b6a8098813b67d5b PDF Text Text 8-Dally_ Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 8, 1962 '· h_ ---Annua IM other-_D_ aug ter Event · · SOCtety · Held 8y MISSIOnory Mot'nly About peop1e 1n p FunWhile-You Learn Club Met In Syracuse Around And About M'ddl Mothers'Day sesston . Group PIons Mode 8y • iUr•.Haye•Wa.At Ohioana Cel b t' The thlsume,Mn.~~ay......... ~~w The annual Mother-Daughter Mrs. Boker announced those ~ ~!o• <elebeated the publication of Boolui t1111-1950." e Banquet of the B. H. sanbom wi.ahmg to attend the Rio Grande Mrs sam Picken• entertai'leti , 'lbe ~oo ol. the Syracuse Ohio A~~rs and Their Books ME ~ Mi>slooary Society of the Mid- BaptiSt Association meetm !' the fUI·Wile-You-LeanJ Gardm Bf MlB8 l'll£DDJa First UmledEyteriaD clrureb 11111-1950, and honored the edl· ETING P08iPONED dleport First Baptist Church NBs Jackson Llus evening ~ou: BY LUCIIJ.E BAWUNI club recently at her borne m sy. ROlJDAIIID)r met Slmday enlng in the church William Cayle, Ph. D, recent· Gs~rneetW!g cl the Middleport held Monday eventng at the meet at the church It e 00 She Misa Kathy Winebrenner o( racuse. M G d annex wiLb v. Howard Ruppeh Wy at Green Meadows Country 1M M 7 Club scheduled Mcmdq, ~-~ .,_ Ed. Iter · · The rs. aren SlaDJbury an .. moderaior Youth orthlnljlun ay wao postponed becatue aaun."'a. 1nu. JSOD Ba , pres· also announced the specl81 Evan- Syracuse was the weekend guest meehng was opened by the Mrs James Titus w . · camps were · . of the d ldent, was in charge. Table grace gelistic services whu:-h wlll be of Miss Carla Fisher at the home I P7esident, Mrs. Arthur Morarlty ens .I t Sat d ere ~A:::- dlSCUSaed and youth of the church Gov. Michael DJ.Salle brought Rroe eath and funeral of MrL 'Nu Biven by Mrs. Donald Boone. held at the church from May 14 ! of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ma- j and six members answered to rlll; GarW: CluburF~w: ~tte e who are interested this summer ~~eetlngs and congratulations or rt H&rria, a member. Tables were d~ated with ar· to May 20. son F1sher, Mtnersville call with thell' favorite flower. Frida were in .; ~ on are to contact W~am F. Wme. . State of Ohio,. and Mrs. John SIGN TRADE PACI' rans:ements of Ulacs, doswood, Mrs. Willis Anthony ot the Mr. and Mra. William Fisher of A commooication was read from . ~ltheyaff . ar etta f 01 brenner, camp director. Camp Brl~k~r, VIce.pres.~dent of the as. RIO DE JANEIRO (lJP[)~r ... 8 tulips and other 1pring nowers. nominating committee, reported Parkersburg, w. va. spent the Mrs. Garen Stansbury chainnan] .:;,~ ~erno:ll'Weber ~bstltuted Oy? is loeated oeir Friendship, :u::~ was also at the speak. zil and lhe Soviet Unioa signed 1 . . $40 milhon trade agreement MonA p!1tk and bvender color thal Mrs. Charles LewtS. Mrs weekend with thetr parents, Mr. of Gafiie~J clu~ radio. It wu de- at the. schools esterda for Mrs Oh~, and Camp Presmont near Prof · IICheRWl was carried out <ln the Jack Satterfield, Miss Rhodt1 liall jand Mrs. Mason FlSher and Mr. cided W have an auction sale at Robert Ord f:o 'I b8 be, Cadll. OS ~sor Wllh~m Charvot of ,day Lmder which BNtZiJ will \lblet. Mra. Charla 1iwi1 wa1 and Mrs. Hovatter had been aJld Mrs Sam Arnold the next meetmg and a money of th dw thwofasba enttb · Plans for the observance of U gave them~ address, "Ev- &ss1a 40 000 toDB of coffee and · · . . • cause e ea er mo er- Mother's D "'A-·-sed d erybody writes in Obi 0 " ' In charge of the decoratklns and named as Circle cha1rmen Jor Mrs. Edward Corcoran and chll· makmg project, with each mem- in·law . ay were WM.-w~ an M · buy 600,000 tons or crude oil 300. the dinner was served by m~ the new year dren of Wapping Conn spent a ber to bring an article M ' H . Ben le d lt waa IUIDOUilced that youth will C rs. Everett R. Hayes, Meigs 000 tons or wheat and flO oo0 bert ci the Priscilla Circle, tn.. Mrs. Ross Punen was m charge 1 week with her ~arents ., Mr and Mrs. Howard Nolan ~as in Mr rsCurt· ar~~d t Y an have charge of the service with o., chairman, was a guest. At lion worth or machinery ' 18 00 c1udina. Mre. Harold Thomas, of the dedtcation of the Love Gift Mrs Joseph Cook ' . charge of the program and gave 1 'b· the werek mndCo· Mrs. Robert Crow as chairman. - -' lrlr Ed rd U M M E . . d urn w over e past wee e to Reporta on the org88 I d •· wa . oore, rs u-- offerings with Mn. Thomu. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ev8:11J and a emonstration on making a attend the seventh Annual Work· un were 1..., Mw-ray. Mra. Rubert Bauer. E. L. Hughes, Mr1. Harry Houd- children, Pamela and Jay of Can· corsage. She also gave Ins true- shop of the Ohio Baptist Worn given by Mrs. Don CottrtU and Mn. Richard Hovatter, Mrs. aahelt and Mrs. Gerald Anthony al Winchester spent the weekend tiona on how to cut flowers . Re- Association. en :r. ~inebrenner, chairman uf .lames WIJeCUp, Mrs. Eugene representing the circlet. I with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. frtslunents were served. Mr and Mrs. Dave B tl e · Mrs Donald Boone was the oi- 1Rollin Bearhs j The June meeting will be bela t. the t eekendy en ey 'rhe group made plans for the Gherke. Mra. Charles Smith. Serving the banquet 0011>- f. . . . i . th h •pen pu w In Co- recognition of the seuior1 0 f the 011 J('tf for the UUitallatm service I Mr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas at e orne oi Mrs. William Por· lumbua visiting with friends ch . II!J.ttee were Mrs. Charles ~n- with a quartet compoied of Mr•· japent SUnday at Crooksville, with ter. Mrs. WilUam Grueser was. re- urch , who wdl be gra~ting IIO!t, chairman, Mrs. David Snel· Paul Smart Mrs Llllian M<> hi broth d , . ter In I :llr t ned h I edn from high school Bible! wlll be lei-, Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. John Ghee Mn 'cllf!~d Stumbo and I ~ Mr er :'It 18 rho. aw, fur 1 orne ast W esday pruented to Dale Hubbard and Kauff, Mrs. Milton Hood, MrJ. Mrs.' John. Fult~ singing severalj ~mil s. a er mat~ ~m P;as::. · Valley hospital Paul Pierce, the Seniors. Joe Wilson and Mrs. Thomas. numbers. The following officers aM y. d M Alb t B w ere e undergone 151lrfl· Attending In additioo to Rev. · the dinner Mrs. Davt·d were instailed : an " · Vernon er visited rown ery. Ruppelt were Mr, .Wmebrenner. · F ollowmg :· and r.famil Mt M d Darst was in charge of the pro' . ~' · • , r · an Mrs. Bob Parker Md Mrs. Jamea: Quick, Mrs. Robert ll'am after introduction of President. Mrs. Baker; flrot 1 relative• m the area over. the children returned home Sunday Crow, Mrs. Charles Clake, Mrs. JUe!!Ui. 1vice president and program / weekend. . from Ala~. w~ they ~ve Robert White, Mrs. Tom Clark, RecognUion of generations pre- 'chalrman, Mrs. Satterfield; a.:~· E. Mrs.~a: -been vacationmg with relative&. Mrs. A. H. Curst, Mrs. Doo Cotsent included a four genf!r&tion house party chairmon, Mrt. an ug s re. _rn. Not.: lttaiiiN are c•...-1111· Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fink and trill. family , Mrs. Ollie Mindy, Mrt. Owen Bratton; litBature chair· Ihome Sal~ay, ate~ 8 VIsit m . ly Invited to .,.. this an- BOD, Danny, Miss Mabel Hyaell Clifford Stumbo, Mn. Hovatter man, Mrs. Haroldp'Chue. COlumbus With relatiVes. nouncement IPICO tor public and Mrs. John Buckley and son, and daughter. Dream a; and a VP of Missions, Mrs. Jacob · I)ale Hlll and of Letaii :::•. Jerf were in Charleaton, W. Va. Fun.eral three generation. Mrs. Allen Turner ; chairman of missionary ! Falla spent Sunday With Mr. and td to run dallr lflrw dl\'1 Sunday aft~rnoon to take Pvt. Ser'Vree• Were Held Knopp, Mrs . .fohn P'Uitz and An- and stewardship education, Mrs. Mrs. E. J. Hill. for te111 In aclw•c• of the WIUI•m Flrik who baa been here FuneraJ services for Mrs, BarIta Marie F'ultz. ; Wilson ; chairman of special .in. . Kathy .Morgan and Nancy Har- ewent. N•tlc:• rteelved for for the day to the bus station. ry Carman were held from the A poem on "Mother'' was read terest mls11ionaries, Ml11 Hal1, Tl8 of ~tddleport. spent the week- more then thi'M fnHrtlon, Pvt. Fink is NUoned at Fort Ewing Chapel Saturday at 2 p.m. by Mra. Fultz and Anita gave a :and chairman of Missionary in· end Wlth Kathy s grandmother, ~ntll "!Mtlng Bragg, N. C. with the Rev. Francis H. Glazie:, I'OfiV Nmarn. Mill Maltel Hy1ell spent sev· pastor of tile Enterprise EUB rfl'itation. An article on "Motb- 1terpreters, Mrs. Lawrence Bing. Mrs. W. A. Morgan, Ath~ns er" wos read by Mrt. Knopp. VP of Chriatian service, Mrs. Road. ~al days in Columbus witb her chw-ch, officiating, Special muThe vocal 1olo, "My Talk," Lev.is; chairman of love eift. Mrs. W.~. Morgan and grand· ~Y 7 sister, Mrs. George Fry a1ld bet sic was provided by Fritz lluck Wl8 presented by M1'5. Francea Mrs. Houdashelt, chairman or daug?ter, athy Morgan: Nancy Middleport Garden Club niece, Mrl. William Seipel. organist. Your mother or great-grandmother- will apprecla•Bearhl, acrompanied by Mn. white cross, MMl. Willie Anth· Harns and Mrs. . Wilham .B. 7 1 ~t ~ Monday ev:ening, May Mr. and Mra. Don Mullen have Burial was in the Rock Springs ""' Gerald Anthony. The articles, ony : chairman of Christian soci· Downie and son, Billy _attended ~h withhome of Mrs C. E. Em. moved into their recently pur- cemetery and pallbearers were tbe finest, freshest candies ••Mnthers of the Bible" was read :al relations, Mrs. Dana Hamm. the , Morgan Horse seminar, at and Mrs Joh~rs.. C..M. Hennesy chued home on S. Second Ave., Roland Cannan, Everett Micil· ' to by Mrs. Darst afltr which a ' VP or Christian training, Mrs. Wllhawtown, W. Va. Sunday lng no*sses Kincaid 81 assist- lhe former Beck. property. aela, Gooe Evans, Glen Evans, m wn. tableaux was prsented with Mra. l Allen Hught's; chairman of upir· afternoon. The Charles Haskiitl of ZanesvJile Roy Ludaker and Vietllr Gof!. Hovatter portraying the ·molher lltual lire, Mrs. Allen llughea; Banquet~~h M:Uw:~·Daughter spent the weekend with his par- Coming from out-of·town were with a small baby while her chairman of fami~y life education Missionary Soc~ety ~ the~~~ enta, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Has- SM-Sgt. and Mrs. Ralph Carman mother M,, Stumbo , an g. IMro. Haske! Wh1te. and chairport FirHt Baptist Church will kino. . and family of Shret>OjlOrt, La., A080rlod ••sweet and Low." The program m~ or leadership training, Mr1. held Monday, May ?, at Mrt. Lena Mae Fel•, of Baln Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Spaht, Day. Chooolatos wos closed with the group 1 ina·) M1llon Hood. churcb at 6 p m The 1 bridge 1peot the past weekend ton; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Caring, "Bless This House." I Vice President of Business and monthly busin~ss · UJ with Miss Frieda Faehnle. man, Obetz: Mr. and Mrs. Rt•l· lib. box $1.50 BUSINESII Ml!l!TiNG Professional Women, Miss Fredalao be held with the ann!J Jn. Mn. VIrginia _Egnor Sheet., and Carman, Columbus; MrH. lb. bo" 2.95 Mrs. Baker presided over the die HoudasheiL: !it!Cretary, Mrs. The regular monthly meeltng stallation ol officers. lister of Mrs. Lillian SUe~ ill re· Mae Landaker and Mr. and Mrs. busine<Js meeting held in the I Richard Owen and treasurer, Mrs. or the se~sion of the Middleport MAY 10 ported to be recovering rucely_ at Roy Landaker, Cnana, DJ.: Mr. aanrtuary. She opened with the . Gerald Anthony. First United PresbytNiaD Church The ~of the Forest Run tho Pleasant V•lley Hospital and "tlrr. Pear.Je.y Ralph and Mr. voup reading together, "I Be· I During the instollation service was held Monday evening 1n the Methodiat Church will have 8 Jrom recent surgery. and Mrs. Victor Goff of Springlleve In Mother•• Day .. by Phil-~ the Theme hymn ol the year, paotor'l otudy. rummage sale In the Davis-Warnfield. Jip Henry J..<ltz. "Awake, Awake Lo Lova and The group decided to begin ttl er building, Second St., Pomeroy, C ' Mrs. Harry Houdashelt roport- ~ Work:' waa introduced by the otewardahlp program thil <Om• May 10 . 11. ottage Prayer CLVB TO Mi!:ET ed on lhe May Fellowship meet· quartet. lng sunday and al10 ob...-ve Mo- The Women'• Ml..tonary Bocle- Meeting, Are Noted The Cathollo Women'a c I u b ing held last week In Racine. it@. I Following the drawing of nam- ther• 1 Day in the morning aerv- ty of the Pomeroy Firat BaptJst Cottage prayer meetings a r e will meet at the church, Thurs· port11 of the work of t~e cir~;es e11 ro~ the clrrles or the year, the tee. Mrs. E. o. Tewklbary was church wJU meet Thursday at being held on three days this week day at 7:30 p.m. Hostesses wlll 1 IBJ;t year were given by the 1 meet mil was closed with prayer named u chairman of th• Let-- 7:30 p.m. at the church. The EJlz. by the Middleport First Baptist be Mrs. Homer Brickles. Mra. Leochairman, Mrs. David Sneller or hy Mn. Smart. · ter· committee for the ateward- abeth Stark Circle will be in Church In the homes of the mem- land Sisson, Mrs. John Handley, 1 the Dorm Circle. Mra. Milton lhlp program and Jolul Fultz charge ol the program, with Mro. bero. They are beld at 1 p.m. Mra. Mary Kuozebnan, M 1sa Hood of the EJecta, Mrs. ,Joe ehalrman of the card ayatem lor Dale Wippel at leader. M r 1. Today the meeUng waa held Margaret Gllll.l aod Miaa Harie Wl11011 of the Love-Joy and Mra. tho memberablp. DaLBy Jasper wJU have the de- at tht home of Mra. Dana Hamm. Marie Smth. Harold Th001a1 ol the Priscilla. Mra. Tewkohary waa named vot1011s and the Ruth Circle wlll Thursday It will be held at the · -~delegate to the Scioto Praebytery be host..ses. home of Mrs. Jam11 Murray, and in Oak Hlll on May 15. Alternates . MAY 11 Friday at the home of Mr8. Ray. ' are Mlu Suiaa Park and Mra. The Middleport CCL w111 have mood Sa1lon. Twl chairmen reporta were Jamea Harley. It was noted a rummage sale, Friday and Sat- The mHUniJI Ire being held given whan the Ladle• Auxiliary lhat the reptroUon .fee for the urday, May t1 and 12 In the Me 11 a poeparatory aervlce for tho No. 603 Racine American Legion Church campo for youth lulo been Master building. A project of the evongeUotle aervloea to be at the 1 Tbe Melga County Mlnl•terlat Post met at the Legion Home raised from t1 to "'· <XL for the past low }taro hao ehureh from May 14 through A.,ociatiDn met Mon"ay ol tl·c ·ecently. Richard Vauthln woo named been providing hot luncheo for 1 May :1), Tho public La Invited to Alfred Methodist churrh ro1· thei o· Mn. Margaret Houdashelt. chairman ol the Cburob Nursery needy ehlld ot the achool cafeler· attend the meeUnga whlcb will May ..,.ling. chairman of Pan-American, re- and It waa noted thai the WYF Ia ~luring tht! sehool monthl. begin each evening at 7:30. Rev. nevotlona taken from Actl 20: of their manner o( l~vlng. will have a 1wim pJifty thb. sat.. Anyone wishing to. donate used Doua Eada wW be the evangelllt, 18-31 were led by the Rev Education aad reltglon, urday at the HunU.gton YMCA. olothlng aod olhar llema may and oonglaader will bo Mr. Ellert R. CaNI h..t pa"or. He. Columbia, South America, and Attendlnl wert loin. Tewlnlbory, leave them with Mro. Ka7 Burt- Bene Gberke. an the milisten work in the many other lterna of interest. Mill Park, Mra. Harley, Judaon ett or Mra. Kathleen Wildermuth.j;'-;;o;;;;;ili;;i.i'-;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;o;;;il church. The group sans, "The Mrs. Louise Stewart, Cholrman While, Harold Sauer, J. H. Brott U you wish the artlolee for the . Church'• On< FotlldatiOII." a.•. of Child Welfare, told of their trip Mr. Vaughan ond Rev. Howard ule to be plckod up, call Mn. ,_,..,, Ohle companied ot the piano by the I with her famllyl to the SOJC!Iero Ruppelt who wu In elulrfe of Burkett at WY 2·ii2Stl, or contact Rev . Earl Cowan, who also led and Sallora Home for Orphan Chil· the meetinl. any meri»er ol the aroup. In prayer. dren In Xenia, Ohio. It waa 1 hapReturn Jonothan Meigs Chop. "SHIPPING COMPLETE SHOWING OF ,, Rev. Francl!t H. Glazier, pr(l~l· occasion at Easter time when ter DAR will meet Jl'rlday at 1 dent, conducted the J,u,lrle.<~ ,.,. hmllpednal~ IIwith the children p.m. at the home of Mra. Pll1 !139 Easter buk· alon. A report was given by ihe • ri<k Lochary, High st. with Mre. llbrory commit!.. re~arcllng r•· Jamea Brewington aod M ra llsloul material available In Mrs. David Yoat, president, read Dwight Milhoan eo-hosteues. Of· Pomeroy Public Library. A p II· letter from thelth dlatrlct pre.. flcera will be ele<ted lor • thrae ' el diacu,.lon was n.ld on lh·• ,.. , Mra. Jane Cotlerll~ bouat· SundaJ ·-nearly 10 ohut· year leml. The program wlli Incent aemlnar of the Town and '"I Mro. Stewart aa eandldato Ina ol lhe Middlepon Flrll Unl~ oluda I report .., the Conli-.Country cornmlulon ci the No- for Dept. treaaurer of Ohio. The ed Preoh Church ware vi• tal Congrt~~ held II Wuhlngloo, Wt'A If ,.. tiona! Council or Church.. , oo Racine Unit Is 100 per oenl back lted by ~ter ol the ehureb D. C. In AprU by Mn. A. H. lltl'l tlltllltd It pitCIS Willi JOII ltw flnl• Roaearch •tudy and aotlon he'ri of her for thla office. !lev HowoN· Ruppolt oad Mro Knight reaelll, oad muaical aeless electric diJIIr. It's fnt Stt-lt-and-fqet-lt . PliDAY en4 IATUIIDAY recenUy. with the Rev Card Nominating committed appoint- ~aNI Burkitt and n.: lee MtY 11·12 . ••ttmatlc ceattolalm JIU 11tro hom tt the Rov . Arthur McCauley wuHMlrat. UMna BBerlnklarh,BMnd. bo of tht board ol deaOOIII and ----"MYITIIIIOUI IILAND" t-•-> 1 d o er. n. Ul ra. 1 "de" for rour famiiJ. It's cleaa. Pun u•ialt ·I D•-• a ea ers. AI --> ..._ cln<GoeNM. t'>il waa a apeclal WSC8 TO MII:ET (Teelmloolor) 10 Prayer by the Rev Frf'<i . announ.~ wu n.,.py J·' tlon of ·•· •-- cia -heat drln cloltles batllr .-an s111sblnt. It's . Day on May 26, and .June 4. ~m- • mla program "'" wor · '"" IVStS ol the Rock Springl G117 Merrill, Mt.hael Ct-oil, Joon Greenwood and Michael fllmtlm, fumaless, odolltss. look liltm ovar aehrl hclos«<l Lhf' mt'f'ting, J f t e r mer Cmventlon In JackiOR. lach ahut·ln wae remeulbered Melhod.lat church will meet at Oallon. w c uncheon w"' aerved by with a booklet the ell h Wedn--> II JOII tiiC1ric IPPIIIRC~ dtiiii'S. BHJ tnt. lht ladle• ot th h h Th Beginning on May 8 a fund wu · urc , .uay at 1:30 "BRIIINPIIII" In II • r urc . • "'"' '" be Jtarted toward o donatio• Sunday morninS h. the worablp p.m. AU - , . are uraed lo John Jrolond ~tt Slouo, 1 meet a wi bf a plcn1c _ ror all the new Mel 1 Memorial Hot- Mrvlee a dedieatloa servlct for attend. mlnlatera and their famlhes. pltal g the choir ololes purcbuad by tho ----COLUMIUS AIID SOU'"Eill OHIO ELKTI:C COMI'ANT ~h~ l!lddleport park on Th~ 4-H Club membon will be Wom'111'1 Aaooelatloll oad I h • a. u y I. in the May mttllnl. Pot· Youth Fellowahlp ol the cbureh; '!be VB TO Mi!:ET relreohmenll will be oerved • 48 cup coffee makt1, • 1 ill lU Molp CoUDiy Ridlnl olub CARTOON IYIU NIGHT , with the host- being Mra. from Mrs. Edward Smith; I hI :.11.._"'"' ~t ol 7:10, in tilt Margaret Houdaabelt, Mra. Juan- muolo bureau dealgDed and built ry - l p buildln1. Ita Harril, Mra. Myrtle Holter. by Lewl.a Sauer, Jr., llld other Mro. Edna Knopp. There wu ltema wu held by Rev. R-11 It& turned In from the BakeiHO with the elderl and trustoes par...ltur" Ll1tN 'lnt bake ule. A coffee hour wu on- Uolpoting. AN lhtwn Plrttl joyed ooclally. Special muaiool number• were p......ted by tht choir of t h e TONIGHT & WIDNIIDAY ~ d ~ h D church with Jt11lee Zlrltle u so'MilLY NIGHTS ~ egre#!s lois! and Mrs. Paul Hap!A>Mtall Ktd1 who li\'e t.oday, lib G1ven By Gran11e and Mlu Lilli.. stleff pl.oyed • there Is no tomorrow Two candidate& were slvlll the ocott<dlnD-or11n duet. "THI DILINQUINTI" and fourtil degretJ w h • D Jj;;i""'-;;;;;;i;;i....""";'-i;;;o;;;;;o;;;;;;;;; -al&oHemlock Grove Granae 2041 mec lethroom Outfit Steve Allen Donna Reed gegular tes&ion SaturdiJ SPECIAL "THI IINNY GOODMAN ' ., ITOitv• evening. With all Iiiii"' hi Stanford Stocktm. worthy mM- Full 0' tub. Tboro'a .diff... <Terhnlcolor) OmetOy I eporf Johnston Wins In Committee Battle tlw!k everyone who belpad bor · e ru ron wt~~> material from Melp eo. Ohloana Library Asaocia· for "Ohio Authors aod T b I r ;or· P I mi. 1 REMEMBER... MOTDBRS LOVB ~0~~ :.nd Met'gs-Moson Comtng EventS f· :n :: I· son~ ~::!~wlfr~ .::",! Car~an :'.:!' e::. :eld w:rn- i S d h. tewar S tp Program Will Be He/d Sunday :e meeu:eeu.. a I MOTHERS DAY IS NEXT SUNDAY See The Many Gift Selections At Discussion On Recent Seminar /s Conducted ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Chairmen Give Reports For Auxt'lt'ary Unt't WE'LL BET YOU A NEW HAT YOU'LL MEIGS THEATRE FANNY" Shut-Ins Are Remembered By Ch urch 8oards IiOVE YOUR NEW FLAMELESS ELIDfRIO DRYER! • treat rou to a new chapeaa - VlnOIIII tiona: .......... the ELECTRIC co. May 13th I• Her Dayl • • ·•t fl-. Thuta, iJr~ ~~~ll't pr-eo~:id:ed:llld~.... plMII ....., made Ice, the <lair Mor 10.11 Dana Wynter Iaior. l'tve fll• made for tha dreeo durinl tht .... Ill both llxtureo, II oftytlUJII. Ollr prtee t•• w•t•l HI•Tlllti,.H " " " 30 pl. 1W. Uned, 10 :rr. IUor. Complatail oulomaU., 11:;;. ' II -•lng, IDGI" --~ ' ·,'- ~~~~~- q111'1. ·PIc..... ,__ ..;."sttardwlre ~~~~~~n~e~bo~ra~h~Krerr~ ~~.,. Carol rau~uo" -wlnilm. ·"" ~ Mrl. ~ ·our,.~·· ··· ! TNI DOUILI" 'Color " Panovllion) -,ol.ao- or Payebo) · . · ZU...Mklltlff, - -:'ttL -· e POLE LAMPS ...... ·•........ · $7.88 e HIGH lACK ltOCKEIS ······ $~ ••95 .e Frost Proof Frlgltlall'f e FRI,IDAIRE DISHW.A$11ia · BAKER FUR·lt:llURE . Micldte • Jl.o.:._~M~A~I~ot~I,~W=·~·~'iA.~- .. , "' •' l,, ,·, ""' Qllkt .' ', · ' · ,l . at y • nttne' De.otetl To Tile llllerut. Of The Mei(II-MG PIUC& IJVI CENTS I sen e • ., ' Three GOP ltdCes Captured After Close, Spirited Vote �. Dally Sentin el. Pomeroy-Middleoort , 0 ., May 9. 1962- 3 ..... .. Ar~~;;j" ' Racine Chapter OES Held Its Annual Inspection Recently WASMJNGTC'N COLUMN The DaDy Sentinel ALittle Learning ..• UPI Forelgu NeW'I Analyst We have all heard much about the content to keep up. way jobs and factones are qutckly outAnd, especially in important technical moded In this fast-moving technological fields, school graduates who would make age. What we are just beginning to re· any pretense of "being current" w iII alize is that maJor portions of the world's have to find ways of continuously upknowledge are bemg outdated just as dating their knowledge. speedily. In Chicago recently, women's deans Some educators are saying that the and counselors in U. S. colleges found endless torrent of new knowledge h a s t.his problem striking women graduates the effect of rendering college degrees wtth pRrticular force . relatively obsolete within a f,,w years Mont such women marry and raise fa after they are granted. milies soon after graduation. Thus wbile But the impact of the "explosion of their newly acquired knowledge is most knowledge" is far wider than this . usefully up-to-date, they h a v e limited A -group of science teachers gave the chance to employ it. Years later, when matter a good hard look at a recent con- they have the time to seek work or enference. They could see researchers, tea- list in civic enterprises, they find their chers, students, subject matter, all af. schooling no longer fits the facts of life. fecled by the pace of change. We used to think of our long span of For example, scholars may no longer school days as our great, golden oppor· master a specialty an~ then rest content tunlty to learn. It is still that. But, ob· within Its comfortable confines for the viously, from warnings of educators, we rest of their lives. New probings m a y can afford less and less to regard this shift the frontier of knowledge else- period as our only learning time. where. Some educatQ!'s argue today for ex· The conferring science teachers ~eem panded adult education as basically 2 to feel thai the day" are over w h e n "catch up" effort. for millions of Ameriknowledge could be Mally packaged un- cans whose original schooling was someder simple labels like "physics" or even bow deficient. "biochemistry." Constant fresh disclosPerhaps adult training should be ures cause an ebb and flow across tradl· thought of just as much as a "keep up" ,,..,_.,,.. tiona! subject boundaries. effort to be made by all of us, in an age Just as scholars will have to shift with when not to undertake fresh study 18 to these tides, so schools will have to re- chain oneself to a world of knowledge Vl$3 steadily the course structure and that no longer exists. 4 Voice Of Broadway oo • Reporting Just short of a year ago, Presi· dent Kennedy met Ia Vienna wltll Nikil.ll Khruahchev and learned 1t first hand the nature of his enemy . 1t seems probable that out of that meeting was born the deter· mination for what since has become administration policy. This week, in Canberra, Secretary of State Dean Rusk has been explaining that policy to U.S. part· ners in the Anzus pact, Australia and New Zealand. That meeting iollowed two others with U.S. Allies in the NATO and CENTO agreemen!.l, altogether involving 20 nations. lt was at Viema in early June , that Khrushchev served 1n ulti· matum on Kennedy-that the AJ. lles get oot of West BerliD and declare it a "free city" by . the first of the year or lose all their rights there in a separate Sovil"t peace treaty with Communist East Germany. In Washington and in week-end ('onference8 at Hyannis Port, M•ss .. with Sta,. Department and defense offleialo and wtth U.S. reply begon to toke lhlpe. II Wll a ltOidy buildup of U.S. military strenath. aeeompanied by <lear wamlngl 10 Khruahcltev that · any move apinst Berlin could touch ofl a nuclear war. In Europe. two U.S:: amba .... don explained II to lhil correopondent lhil wa~ : .. , . President Is ~ thet the United Slates ohaD not be awayed by Soviet taott.. of hot and cold, and that U.S. _,... Allied military •lrtb&lh mlllll be built up steadily 10 maet ony ...,.. diUoa." In the paal 1'0f tbere lllvo been tangible multo. An lmportanl ooe waa that tho end of the year passed without liov let aellon. Militarily. the United States: ln01'1!ased Ill manpower in Ell- rope. Remmed nycteor teoti"'. Turned over flv• nuclear-armed polaris aubmarlnos to NATO. ,..,... Floallag Depoll Built up Its ~ weapons llloekt>ll.- end pennilled .tioolooure tboit It .woo .....,mtenuna wttll llootlng ..... depols in lioutheast Alia. These depots per· mlt the IIDited States to fly troops to lilY Ollltl'gency ar"" and to bavt WtlpohB and oquipmont already awllUng them. DloclOild 'that II has set as a 1011 the obWt1 to fly two dlvlalOIIII to Europe wllhiD I matl8l' II•• ,,,010 •.::::t6 Middleport [ Twenty membero ol the B. H. ~ Sanborn Mi.,.tonary Society of I the Middi"Jllrl First B a pI Ia 11 I Church were in Jackson Tuesday , evening for the apring rally and ndl on tho U.S.S.R. In his report .to the nation oa hio Vlt1111o meetin& with Khrushchev the Pretident enWlciated another important point of U. S. pollcy. He said: " , , • 'Ibe ehaacu of 1 danger· ous mliJudlllllflll 011 either lido lhould now be lea . .. The mea on wboae dec:Wion1 the peace, ill part, dependo have qretd to ,.. main iD. contad." . In abort, tho Presldont w Ill know hit policy of otrlllllb II paylnc ott. M*e y.ur Stiffler Store heedquart..-. Por ell MDth•r~ Day Gllft •• , Mlect fine 1Ift ltem1 in •porbwear, drHI it•m•, 1h ..., .teCH ..,...._ Mel ho111Mftold it.m. . . , Mlectiona •r• ltHter 1nd pr.cH .,.. lower It 1our Stlrfler ltw•. LADIES' COLORFUL SPRING DRESSES and u.' eandldateo. GUest. - e HAVE OPERATIONS from Pomeroy, Middleport, Pal and Mike West, twin sons ly, ~Matamoras, Belpre. Mr. and Mrs. Danny West. etta, New Marsbfleld, Harrison· Rock Springs, underwent · viDe, GalUpolis, Point Pleaaant, at Holzer hospital this Otetdter, W. Va., Bartletl, week, and are recovering ..uJo IIIli Fllnt, Vicltigan. Their mother aided ID 01111oen ~lllylltg !Ito core. ..,.... W<M. Grella Simpson, W.P. WUU...~ stewat:t, - A.M. llllilobelb OFF ON BUSINESS , 'l'ooo)-, 'A.P. Alfred Mr d Mrs Danny West of tal)' Ch!Ol'UI Grimm, · s';:ings SPenl la.st weekend in Pennsylvania on 1 business CARTOON IVIR-Y NIGHT trip. ,-, ,' • 0 J I \·, ) ,. ' In Jackson inslallalion of new officer! for 1 . . G ando .... . the Baptilt RK) r ._.,..K:La·l lnjll the evening were Grand Rep. ; ~n, Doe<.~, SpeIUla ited her~ recently with Mra Will tion Women's SOciety. reM>ntatives Geraldine Young or Sea . r,. ~roley H nceler, a and hL" ..1..1....... ~ ..~ ADD Mrs. Donald Boone was ilvu.all, -·I Kl ol ntme, vuar s ens y. ..... _.._, - 'd th . b p Ch omer?y apter, ~use ng I A six o'clock dinner who is coofioed at t be ed prest ent o1 e IOClety y Ame5vllle Cha~ter and Mary Ithe mectin with Emma . Mason Clinic wlth a broken foot. Mrs. Harry Houd~lt. O~a Huldles of Cheshire Cnapter. Wor- as chairmagn. Refreshments were Miss Sarah Dobbs who was re- of the church ~ervmg 81. ofh~r 8 1 lhlv ~~~ronhs atend Worthv pesenatrotedns served at the close of the meeting home from Meiga Genet'· are Mra. Milton Hood, fmrt VICe o Ou1t:1 c ap rs were pr . . rted be president and Mrs Richard nd 1 ecf 1 from tables centerd witb arrangeHosp1ta1, 1s repo to • · . 1 we com · ments of spring flawi!rs. improving nicely 1t her home. Owen, vice preaklent of busmesa The past matrons and paSt pa. were miniature umbrellas Mrs. Neva Pratt bu received and professional women. trons al Racine Chapter were with mints. . that her 1011, Delano bad other 1 of the Middlept~rt we~ by Worthy Matron, Em- TPe ternpJE. Was decorated undergone major surgery yester~ church who participated on the rna J. Clatworthy. a palll grand baskets of dogwood and 0 t h 0 r at the Mercy Hospital Ia can- program Thunday evening were vfficer , and v1ce president ~ D1a~ sprmg flowtrs by MaXIne Wmgett M 8 1 h While who sa n g triet 25, and Edith HutS:..'1t)tller of and Harl'iet Netgle-r. . Mrs. Emma Blssett was re- ''Ars._L eu :wake b, Work Gallipolis <bapter a trustee ol Sol01·st 1 me mng was w~e, • · 1 or eve turned home last Sautrday from lA " and Mn Eugene Gherke the OES .Home. were also Margaret Neuman who ,;-ang "Go Holzer Hospital and il reported Mr:e· Edward Moort! and , oented. Seek Ye the l.ost Ones. to be Improving. . Freddie Houdasholt wbo present. Initiation was held for Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dutton were ed a playlet, "Love, It Can knowledge or U.S. striking ptr er and ita consequent deterrerJt (c'rce BJ Rarold '111olba ..,_, M.D. "Whf do 1!111 eooiiDM. Ill arp readers ~ have pb,yoleal OX· lllllnaU... twa ueh fOil' for eancor deteelloa av111 ~ they 10011 perloctly w oil? lln't it I i m o enough to viBJt the doctor alter )'OII've noticed the early lip ot eancer ao . given in tho booklol9 out hy tile American Cancer Thus spoke an exceedvisllllr to our homo. Sln<t, many ruden have orsimilarly, perhaps t h e oe q-\ono nqutro 1 public ' rt· Bt 11111111 FU:DOIII u; IW\ 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 9, 1982 PEU:II l:llliON ,., partJ .. thet tiJno WASHINGTON - tNEAl - be tivOli to the aplllll ...... lito Drastic changes in the character To back up lbo FCC ID dtk a.. .- ·n D oll<h I pollcJ oJ American political campaign· tklll. SUbeommltt.. Cltotrman llleladetl to n:c low or lag could be effected by I h r 1 • Rllpll Yort>orouP. D-Tu.. ..., iklll, II ...W alfool oenrll things which have happooed here te. . lo loinoluoo • •m to lb t 001 o1 ola- ' ID quick IJII<C8Iaion. aoor llllaro wbleh ..W ...o lbo It would bit I largo nlltllber 1. a..- o1 lbo htgb coati ot eommlslloa power 1o eoapel rodlo llltloaa whleh DOW air travel and nationwide broad· -dcuU., olallonl lo ....,. op- 111111 Deft IMiileUna wts by presidential and vice poollloa procramo In fatni.., eu- ed millie wttb C(IIMiereiall. presidential candldatot, the Com- .. wlten there bu heel t<lltor· Umt Is to pllhlte million on Campalp COlli has lattstq. programa and IIDt eyen paid juot recommended thai lho prw- Since the propoaed campaign UUeal prGII'IDII art llOOeptad. 113 million limit 011 expend!- cooto and <Olllrlhutloa leataJatlcla It would allo hit at llll'tl by any polltieal conunlttoe would apply only to proatdontlal whleh &lve _ . , . Ill lbo and tho ts.ooo limit on polltleal lloctlono, Congrest will not have dalot of only •• party ond gilts by one per10n to ony one to act belore next year to have lsan covera1e · of tho lauu candidate or orgonlzatlon be ro- the new llnanclntl provi•lons , op- norinl oppoattlon candidates pealed. ply in 111&1. · their vlewl. To .....,..e more omaD WHILE IT IS doubtful that Fedenl CommunleatiiOIJ ~"""' -'--UUell eoatrlll•t.laal, a $lt &a 'I many new educational television minion eaD t:~&altltl mdll or a 1u deduelloolatatlons could be put In operation in •eoord with are neomomtde<l. under the new legislation lhil ol the Yarboroulh COIIImitllt Preoldont Kennedy will propooe year, the mere licensl"' of moro ter hearlnp and d\Je notioo leg\slaUOII 011 these and other ro- sueh statlono would Influence the broadcaUnl hldultry. If formo. the programing of commeretal action could be completed by I. •enolo ond BOUlt! haYI pll" redlo ond televliion broadcul• end of thll l1lllUJlOr, ony ed and sent to tho President for en. Tho elloct of a network ot would apply ID the IIDal - b approval a bill authorlsinJ 113t educational stallono carryllli po. the IIIU oampaign. million government granto to pro- lltleal debate proar1101 could be Some delay ill the hoarlnp mote educational television. areat. be ...-ry for a ID The Yarborolltlh Commlttot, FCC lllel!. Tho term ot 1. A SENATE FREEDOM of whoee other momben are Serta- lionor John C. Crou uplnl Committee nled ton Gale W. MeG.., D-Wyo. and 30, ond ha intoDdl Ill retire. lts final report anor tun lllveotl· Hugh S<oll, 11-Pa, recommendo would give President Kennedy gallon ol the 1160 preoldenltal thai all brolflcutlnl llltlon "ll· portunily to appoiDI a Dow 1 re<ommendlng lbal the ...,._ should editorialize." mtuloner who would dwlgo 1F CommunicaliOIII Commls· Tho ...,._ ai1o . _.. bolance of power ond live lioo Issue new cround rDiu lor ; . . . , . lbat. '"Equal opportoaliJ FCC a majori!J lavorlq lha broadcasting stat!ona that edl· 1 1o - lito ljalloa'o t.muu• lo form pollclel of ChairmaD NewIn favor oflllll candldoteonower ouch oGilorlals ohould ..,. loll N. Mtnow. ~ Grelta S"-o and W.P. William ris, Cllaplatn, Jane Hill, Marsh -, ROUOAOIIIIL7 al Bernice Carpenter·· o~an·11t 1 St?·.v1d "r"";rf;...,, Deputy Grand Lee · Adah B ~ Ad · .' 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Garber Matron B\anrn~ Hart of Beverly i. lab ' S~- 1~ E a~s , Iand daughter Debbie of Toledo · stLewer. and Mn Ruth Garbttr Hawk and Ctlapter was the mspectin~t off!- p 11· Hull M lh "'111 ~h ,_ 'nt od ed d au Jne 1 ; ar a. ary · cer. '-'l .er guesl..llo 1 r uc . Ur· J hns El Do H 1"II · daughter Cathy of Columbus via- ol dayo. Relaxed Its nucl..r l<!<llrllJ Ill lhe extent that it now will permit jts NATO aiHes to know the loeatlonl and extent or noclear stockpiles in their Individual countrtea. Jt give• the Alliea reaSiurlllf Far Reaching Changes Seen In Elections In },uture If New Proposals Are Enacted · Frequent Examinations •v ~ wm - .. • ......... • Are Important In f..an_cer OJ>Poait!oa. ~ Society Were About Radno Clhop.er OES held its Velma Quillen., Conductor Mary annual Inspection with W.M. Lou !hie, Aseoc. Cond•.~• _M~r- Vienna Meeting Set Tone For '62 Policies AN EDnORIAL: ,A';;;J -~ 20 Members Of . .. ~ ' MilYI. Perhaps the best lllustranons · · · · of this principle hove to do willa •. the feJnale breast. I!Dit womb. In . . : tho hreuto lor eXample, 1 •kill· :;;; · ' Oct ~ IIIAJ dis<Over 1 •'; .. "lUmp" long belort i\ eoUid pot. , sibl,y be detected by the moot Dboevont woman. And by 1110 Ill lllmple speelme_n l taken from t.he mouth of the womb tPapllllcoiltMI · test), the presenoe of eanctr eolia may bo dete<led by tho trllllld '· pathologist. \Vh . com;;••~~s•.::~re:~:; ... ed by til 10 1i p11 and ••••• • The "esrly aymptoma" ot can· . ~ ,.....Ill' · m . the"eurtl" ~· of eer. as giVen in most booklets exammabons, and lO. mountl 5 and indeed In medlcat tatbonka d year lks .. are rather the early IJ'mpto.,.; rapl ly. Immediate rl ol lut· of the COMPLICATIONS of ell!· Ill')' are reduoed.. Com_plleat!Oilt eer. For example, tht eaneer tt· of surgery and-<>r •rradoallen art rareil <IUIII bloecllnl. IIlli almoot wholly avoided. ocours when the skin or I'll &rant that the 8rtlt majorthe memhrllll that coven the lty M these cancer detection ex· eancerou~ growth -become• ulcer- amiDatlono are usually referred aled. And caneor illeU rarol,y to II "negative." That doeR•~ . causes pain. But poln will occur mean the fee for the "negllivt "· II the growth extends to Involve examination" has been wasted. or press on a 110f\'e. The Intelligent periOD will rejoice Re1co the pupooo or lito twice- In thla verdict. I•JHI' pllyal<al namlnatlon lor ---cuoor ••tecllon to prllnaiiJJ 1ba1 For a oapy of Dr. 111maD'•loal-. •f dllconrlllc ile ulpant lei "What About a - ?" 111111 ,_g, hforo llen to IIIIJ liND; •IP cents to Dr. ~ of factor ud al • l!mi. thlo newl)lapor, Box 488'; Depl. ••• tnalllleal 'T ·lllrPI1 er B, Radio Cifl Station, Now Yarll will alaool -r, tio II, N. Y. I r I MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio JloatuNI Llolod Flnt An lhown Flntl LAST TIME TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT ltldo who. live ttida7, !Ike thoro II no "'THI DELINGUENTS" tomorrow -alB<>- ' Ste>e 'AJ!en Donna Reed "THI IINNY GOODMAN STORY" (Te<hnlcolor) Thun.-PrL May 10-11 Dlluty ltaye 0... Wynter MON THI DOUBLE" (In Color & i'wlo'rislon) -<tlaoGal')o Cooper Deborah Kerr "'THI NAKID EDGE" (By ~uthor ()( ~ho) ' TONIGHT NOT OPEN FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY Moy 11·12 "MYST!RIOUS ISLAND" (Teehnicolor) Gary Merritt, Michael C"'lg, Joan Greenwood and Michael Callan. "BRUSHFIRE" John Ireland, Everett Sloane, Jo Morrow SUN.·MON.-TUES. Moy 13, 14 a t5 "PLOWER DRUM SONG" · (Technlcolor) Nancy Kwan James Shigeta Juanita Hall members. proper ai2e in the season's m06t de11ired ahades .. a gift thal will plPase any mother Mr. aud Mrs. Delmer Logan lis Anthony, Mrs. John ~:~~ and family were in Columbus yes- 1Mrs. James Souders, Mrs. (I terday to attend the funeral of Hysell MI'S. Edison Baker, Leonard Logan who drowned this Pearl ' Holfman, ' Mrs. ...·., tiW week. The oervicea woto held at McGhee, Mrs. Isahoi Winebren· tho Held Funeral Home. Leonard ner, Mrs. Charles Bemtelt, Mrs. is the 1K111 of Mr. and Mrs. lloJD. Bertha Archer, Mrs. Frances er Logao, former local residents. Bearhs and Mrs. Allen Hughes, Steven Bratton, 11011 of Mr. _and and Mrs. David Sneller, all ol Mn. Owen Bratton JB c:on!ined Middlepo_r_L_ _ __ to tlteir homo with lobar pneu- c Mrs. Graco Pratt, local a n d M r s. Williard Ebersbadt of Pomeroy ,..,.ere buainesl viaitors in Pt. Pleasant today. Tho Sootheast District PTA Mrs. George Grlndley of Syra- Conl..-ence will be held May 10 euse is reported to be Ill at her at the Sootbern Local Htgh achhome ool with the afternoon program ' to begin at 1. The dinnre Is by L _ , """II reservation Ollly and will be servMot,..,r 1 Day "' J ed at ~ by the Racine Band Boo,t. Be Obaerved Sunday en. Musio will be furnished ·dur· The Molber'o Day program ID lng the dinner by the """"ty Fedel·ated Chorcb will ho ohserv· under direction of Edward ed, Sunday May 13th at 10:25 son. a.m. Tho young people of ,tho The evening session will Youth Fellowship will participate at 6:90 and will feature Dr. ill the program. ill staata of the Spoeclt depart· The class to be <Oofirmed wlll rnenl of Ohin University as present evel')' mother present as aomo students of the Uol,,.,-. with a small token and the theme sity. for the program will ho "T h t Mrs. Willlanl Downie II t h Christian Family Life" . as an- present president of the County nounced by the pastor, tho Rov. PTA with Mn. Harold Sauer Waldo J. Bartels. mcomlng president. s s 99 95 to Sizes Junior-~l.,s-Women LADIES' NEW pr. SPRING BLOUSES PR. LADIES BEAUTIFUL PHILMAID & MOVIE STAR SE District PTA To Meet Thur•oor ~'J;iS<,Iect Mom a new from our lllyles . . . easy to cart NYLON SLIPS for fabrics in solid colors and printed patterns . The most wanted designs indud~ ing Liz and Dr. ~n. Ladieo Beautiful Phil Maid Nylon Slips in lull length otyte ... styled in conservative and fancy trimmed designs ••• all llzes, $,.99 ond LADIES' COTTON l LADIES' FANCY SHEER NYLON DUSTERS Half Slips .. ,, Soft sheer cotton batiste In e. lorful designs • . . these two Stiffler's ... fancy printed designs in embossed cotton .• piece Pajama sell will pleue Mom on Mother's Day. new styling •• new FAST COLOR PRINTS trim •.. all sizes. .99 ..., .I PAJAMAS .•. will be a color· ful duster from Ladiea Fancy Nylon Half Slips . . • ideal for the '• LADIES BATISTE BABY DOLL A bright Happy Gift eoming SUmmer . . a beau~ tifuJ gift for the mother on your list. • liin by "Cannon'' ... select your were Mrs. Paul Smart, Mrs. .\., I Nylon Hose Beautiful sheer nylon ho&e in Cincinnati yesterday to attend last Anything." a meeting ol Episcopal church Also attending the r-";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-; mania, '1 ~s;: ~ 1>RIVE·IH J SHEER C.ANNON Outrit Mom iJ'Ioo 1 new dress for Mother'-' Day • •. aelect from a world of beautiful stylee in colorful cottons and other new rabnca •. , styles for dress-up and casual wear ..• aelec lions are greater ... prices are lower at Stiffler Store. oEMBOSSED oFAST COLOR 99 I. LADIES' fANCY HANKIES FOR SPORT OR DRESS Ladies Fancy Hankie1 • . • • that .small inexpemive gift Camivai NEW SPRING FLATS that can mean 10 much • . . Ladies Spring flats with the foot flattering style . . . select from white. black or boDe . . . an ideal gift for Mom. · many -designs and colors to cltoose from. .99 ' HI·STYLES IN LADIES' Pull. and Serve Holsum New ·swedish Bread A Bronx, N. Y. man who claims to represent 4,000 members of an Amerl· un Legion Post, has writt\ln me to say thlt he heard me mention on the radio that I hadn't voted fot anyone In the last presidential election ao he thinks I am un-Amerlcan . He noted . that. my re· marks were made on the radio, which ' has no connection with my newspaper dulles. I would like to say a few words In behalf of my Americanism. First of all, I have hangmg on the wall of my off!.. a framed citation from the American Legion "For Meritorious Service and Loyal Cooperation" awarded to Dorothy Kllgallen on March 16, 1960. I suppose Mr. Fay would like to burn that, but he will have to storm the barricades flnt and get It• Secondlr, I didn't vote In the lu t presldentia election because 1 knewand I printed it and credlcted It on the -radio-that John F tzaerald Kennedy would win. I also predicted that Harry , Truman would be victorious over Tho. mu E. Dewey, althoup I thought Dewey the better man-, and eu-ly In the Ja!De I came out an4 said that Mayor ' Robert Wagner would win over all the otlllu' chaps who got lnto the last mayor. all)'• ra.. against him, and I was right. FIRST QUALITY REIJ. 79c NYLON HOSE I ANew Tasty Flavor In An Easy Open, Reuseoble Bag. Ju.ltPull And Serve~ f It Pulls Apart In Ready Ref, '19e value. First quality 1~/~1 Kauge all llew Summar Shades. Sizeo 81> to 10%. Buy cpr Ladies new pumps in a choice of: black, white or bone ... foot pampering style that eives boUa comfort and neatne11s to the wearer. LADIES STRAP Sl'YLB WHITE SANDALS LADIES' SMART STYLED Ladleo White Sandals by "Willlaml." Smart styling for wearing with ~ SWIM SUITS The newest atylea; ot the aeaaon -.. • • select from colorful oottons . • • form fittin' la&tex • • • arne knits ond 10ft terry cloth f8brlcs. sportswear outfits • ~ • comlortlble •• ·• cool ••• .amart and low prieed.' .$2.99 LADIES' NEW SPRING HANDBAGS Give lllom a new spring styled Hand Bag for Mother's Day •.• select it from the; seaaon's newest designs and eolors • , • Your Toste. all budget priced at your Stiffler S'-1tr'e, $1.99 LADIES SUMMER •. I / PUMPS ''Mom" averal pair. To Serve Slices To Fit • SPRING Fashion ·Jewelry . and ~2-99 OTHIRS AT $1.00 Fashion Jewelry Ia a!Wao/1 appreciated by the receiver ••• aeleet from aummer atyles in ear rJnea, neddaeet and braeelete. 'Holsunt Is Day Br,n Fresh at your clalers' . A.PRODUCTOF ••• ·, t THE 0 HI 0 VALL EY B AJ< IN G C. 0. f.l,, ... ' I ' •, I THE HOI.SUM BAKERY Earrl"lii-Nlckla.-Bracolotl 79c ....tup . ••., - ~ 1' ' •'" -·· ' ···r ·• -;- ·.. �' :O.Oy llelltllltl, Pommy-Kiddleport, 0 ., _, t, ''!!~~~= ....,._ GIIOill' elleW prv 'l t l tf .. lMGoll NEW YORK <UPli-UDiveniV Auociatioa of Slalo Ullivtnll*. ·~ olldllolooippl Chaooellor Dr. Jollll wltldl Dovil Wllliamll, •• 'l'aold8J wu Blue Devils Win Over Jackson 8-4, , Earn Tie repr- 'IV llale omlv.,.. I~ May lltk I• Ber Day% e POLE LAMPS .. · · · •· .. ·· .... · $7.88 eHIGH lACK ROCKERS .... .. $19.95 e Frost Proof Frigidaire REFRIGERATOR e FRIGIDAIRE DISHWASHER BAKER FURNITURE Middleport, Ohio QUALITY MANSFIELD BOWLIING ALL FITTINGS INCLUDED Racine Upends CoolVille By 18-2 Runfcst Major League Shuffle Sees Players Changing Uniforms '129' 5 ARNOLD BROS. ONLY CLELAND'S T.V. STORE POMERO, OHIO I . Main Sl• . THURSDAY- FRIDAY- SATURDAY MAY 10.11·12 Shop for the "Mam• on rour list at your Shopper's Bon•nu • • • tv..., tltln first 4ual lty ... every Item fully IVIrtniHd ... end every item sold ot dlocaunt priH • • . . teet from clothlnl, 1h001 ond houHbold Items .... Glfto thot will ~~~- tho rocolvor ·-- prl- thll will p i - tho 11- ... ot your nBONANZA" DISCOUNT STOll. MOTIIE~S LADIES' SPRING & SUMMER DRESS FASHIONS DAY SUNDAY MAY 13th RliG. 1.49 VALUI · BLOUSES rm._tr dH•eo from 'the nat1011'o beot dell1111en • • new IIJII!!i ••• now colora , •. 01•1 to ca:e for l•llrlco •• a ll)lle, color aad lilt that will pl1111 any .,.., • • , BappJ IIIJI for 1 Happy DIJ ol 01\'lnf. --IONANZA BUDOiiT GROUPCOMPARE TO VALUIS TO 7.95 '3'' fllllST QUALITY • Flr•t VII•• to $UO. Lo· to LADII$ LACI! TRIMMID LADIES' NEW NYLON SLIPS HAND BAGS Wl4t uat. aC 'colero.- A beauUtul selection of l.alli.. Slipo al ~ -ci4l DilcoutJI Pri<N, This featured uumbar ·11 All now 111\eo. Values to •ue. Bu, """ for Mom at J0W DlseOWit liOn. lbop early. · . I llelbloly trimmed. AU lirat quality. 17 .LADIES' COLORFUL WASH DRESSES IPUOI ol lhe1e oolorful Mostly, Win Nominations ' ,. I e IIIUIIful Gifts IJ Syracuse e ,...., Crtwn Pins AJ tthll 11ft p111 I in rar - . Sao Wltc:MI. 4llr.bll tile month of May and you ma:r ,)le W 'OJ 1!11 1uck3r winners. We'll give away oae · ~· IIIII o.. Man's watch. Ask About Tbia Free · Team s Oameo ll'oramon.,tb25611. Team t Gmno jllue-Gre7 1111. ...... ~..... ';C.._ -. llvltM B•• Wall PAINT e•l. ua ~.99 THE $1101 BOX ., UotW . . Ill 17 %11 •• IncumbeDtl ..... llllnl - llOIItlll•ll!llllio6111o . MIDDI.""T ID Florida, Seil. George Smath· era. ond Rep. Dente FasceU. both had Preaidaot ' backing, bODdlly woo n Um in the llomodatic primarlet. A familiar name, fomter U S. K::::: Sea. Cllti6t ....... 11011 1111 ftrll rouud of bia polillcll comeboek light with tbe pen Oltlle DD ••11411 lor ... ol la the 11ou1ot ••w ... oentalltal. ~ ..,. . ...... be 'leld l'reiHJ.. J I tlj" '"' FiorWa eledlcll ..,]ti m1 K~ Wll "ull.-, ·" lie<l." CONCRETE } TOP ''S" BOWLERS AVQ, W. Radford J62.1)'1. • llld tfeolgno . • . ~ort­ able crepe soles ••• ideal for oportwearing. Specl.l Llndacaplng We Fumlsh •• 'I ..,U.. ' - '' ! .' WE AU AS NI!Ail AS YOUR TaLEPHONE . OffeJ\ hi Gut: ~ NOW!· tiiJI. . V. Wippel tft0.03 Wiggillo - 159. W. Porter Hand Bags Sele<t Mom a new HI·F•· lh!OIItld Hand lq, lllocl !rom new detillftl and lil- ' ................- --.. SPIC::IAL. LADII!SI .$177 CAMP MOCCASINS •'"' '277 ~clal eNew$tyl• eNew Ctlon -SIAMLISS FIRST QUALITY LADIES NYLON HALF SLIPS aAY(IN-coTTON HOSE 88c · Lodlot l'lrll Quality El<tn CALL WY 24284 FOR SERVICE lblir NJIOJII. Spring and AND PRICI.S ·- W tt>lor tones. - A pi~ tift every time. . All IIAo al Iiiii Iow priee• '. 1\uile - ..._, All SIIUI el In uew colon. l'lrtt Quality Nylolll. llof, 'ltc ftlut. Ntw sUJIIlller sbadtl, 1111• 1~ to 11. 51 puge seiiiOODI. Bu,v ..vent pair for "KOIII" """· . VALDEs Tb $UO Ladies Jewelry , .- 77• SAVE NOW . PAil ST. 84 NEW SPRING c: " .... llalort CotloD l'lliM GOWD with dtUeJta 1- 1r11n • • • tbe ldosl •'Mom plt•tinl" lilt . . • Hveral eoloi'IJ to cJio.,.. 11'0111 • • • to tlll't fOl' lOOl' cotton fttbrlc. 517! Failrlo ..IUlllt In new llpriiiJ 111d lwnmar colon _Nylon Hose SAVES TIME- SAVES MONEY ' Plisse Gowns Ladies Fabric Casuals . FOr Homelmpro¥emenfl Or LACI TRIMMID .. Cemt~~re With 3.99 Mlu SELF SEAM FIRST QUALITY . " raD1 . , . We're Going to Give Away 2 Bulov1 Ind. 1 Game Wm. Chisler 21e. .. jewel elltln, luJoy1 . 1..H•mllton' W•td111 eColluille JMI'J .All ~her Pllilfl t~ ..'i •1ftft.95 ~ Ill 7T &ftlt rw ;.. :·•. ... Imported a~mu~aw · .ltklltltotlt lw llok cldl4 lit u • llale -..uWW pill. I lt.P.III ...toll,- ITU UIOflmtnt of printed de..., pattemo. 11-. ARROW SHIRTS AIR CONDmONER SlzesSllllll.7to8 the two fJOvernorllllPI. two ate seat~ aod M ljoWo otoke ln primary electloDB sttORT.SLEEVE foR SUMMER colton lloeU . • . J.Jre• Junior •· s Give Mtlal that DOW )>right and hiPPJ outlook . l'lilh for llfothen Day-A Bonuza Special Sizes <&Y.I t1> 8. See !flese anti nve-Silop early 111t1 save. We WI aave you inoae;r. LADIIS , JAMAICA SHORTS $100 - pr. New _,I._ I'II'IJt o..UI!'• .u. sorted ·eolon. 'See lh... tqt nlue pjuo: Shop aoriJ. ... '· ·' '· _f. ,. ., . - c dies New liunllnu lllo~Ue~ - Au~ col01'8. Silts U to 88. 8tlva at JOur new Low DtlooUDt ltora. ' ' �... ~--v~~ .... ~ ........ .. .. ~- . . .... . ,\ it s;; ilL 4 Ci .&AQ . ' ,I CUb I! Z ANTHONY Plumlting • Heating Win a '62 Falcon Squire and 208 other va.luable prizes in Top Value Stamp's HAPPY DAYS SWEEPSTAKES ••. pick up your entry blank at Kroger. Your Dependoblt D••l•r For PLUMBING AND HEATING Beef Sal.e! Phono WY-2·2550 lontl"' Boston FOR ONLY ' $266·00 INSTALLID Ingels Furniture, Middleport, WY 2·2635 Tall111 Roll Roast ...~~~~ ... -~~-69~ Rlti Roast .. ~~,!~ ... !~·59C T-Bone Steaks Chuck Roast.~h!1~r .. !~·45~ lb. Rump Roast ~~~;~~.\-89~ Boi'ling Beef .. .. 4 ~-- s1 Cube Steaks ... .. 99c Round, Rib o~ Sirloin STEJ.KS lb. Available as always ••.• Tendera Beef! lb. CocktaiL .~ .'~ ... ·~ ~-~ .. 39c WEIGH THE •' --- DIFFERENCE! Elllllassy Avondale Peas Salad Dressing· Angel -Food Cake Fruit Cocktall large No.303 No.303 cake1 call cans SAVE 47c SAVI17c SAVE 32c Peaches 4 A~dalo o o o 0 I I I I ... Sl (atsup ~r;: :~r'~ ..... 7 Milk .... ~~-~y~~~~~; 8 2Vz$1 No. can• halves and 11ictd 14 oz. llettlos .. . .. I Ivory s,ap_ ...... ,., ... ........ .......... . 33c . - Ivory s.no., .. ~ Ivory S...p ·~ , ,., .................. S1c c..,.., ·~ ·,., :........:r ..... ~ · "- ............... ... 28c Calllf Soap Ivory Flakes ...... ,., .............:.... 69c Du ....., ··~ I ,., .. ... " ' " ' .. .. " ' c_~t!"J"""- a ,., ,..... TWIW'-Ii.• ... ...... .• .,,,1.. ,,1,, ,,... 1.,. 1,, ... ' Orup.luke ........,SttwiHf ............. . 50_ lon!ll Top Val• StaiiiJII _ _ pon .... ,......... ...... ~w Brouahton Milk ......., - .......................... ---- . . . $1 Pinto, '' . ' ,ontatoes ' I 7•1/SI!oob '\ II'UIUif ,, .r: r . . -'l'optalltllfai*IW I . . . . z""fl I,, tD • riW KROGII fl '"- • • • • • • • • ,.... • • • • • • • • • ......... Mud&•n ····~········· ······· ' 8 49j." for • • • • • • • • • • • • • ' We reserve the rlibt to llmlt quanUtles Strawb ·•·- .......~~.~·~ --...·.3 .. ·. . . err1as ;·,. 50 lonut ,., VaM Stalllfll •I• tlllh ............ lf:kil¢ It fl Any lox lr•J• Ttl HotHouse . •• j •• ., I£11'RAY WHII . . . ....,..MIIpa' 24oL can• - ~--~----------- --- -- -- - ~ MOOAK ' ,. .................. .................. .. • __ ........ ., ...... H lo-y_, Vllluo lllllfl 16 -..; lwttl ,.. oor. . SOc : FORD.,fALCON IIROWHIU IIOVIE CAlERA 111 Sk Preserves - Kroeor;. c-Ited -4 1 ~a:- $1 Applesauce ·. ... KrO.er ........ 8 ':n~ $1 D-Avonclale, Red, Klclnoy,lQ oz. $1 ~ns """' " Gt. Noethern ............ cans Tomato Juice ,; r.....- 4 ~ $1 ' 3 S1 Greens ·~·K:i:~t,t·~~-~ 10 Ne.;.:a $1 Beef Stew Country f· ' .. $ CoHee-~.-,.-. 2 •• 1.15 Biscuits · ···- Dixie Prklo .. ....... 13 cans $1 A ~ .. . . I llw . . ........ , ••• FI'Oztn Yllttablea each --- ' Jor •• ... ..........~ ...... r········..···· 65c 81C $2.45 Club - May Meeting 01 Gleaners' Class Is Held ~~ w ..... ··· ············~ ···10011 1 0100~ •"PD• •nd pvriMM ., •· • Panl Del Food WhHI, - 50 llollut TOJI Value Stampe <. ol ' $1.33 Wlleat lnad calli Dnft ..... ................................... ICI.. .,.. ........ . : .............. .. Geer Krotlor, fr1un, Miracle ¥Alp . .. Oxydol """' .. ... ... .. .. ... ... .. ... .. ... .. .. 83c 3k I I •••• I ...., . , .... . ..... ~ . . .... ,.,.,...., •••• Kraft -.lit. . . . SAVE 29t 29·c ········· - ' . r �. - ...... -.. 9-PC. WA.N TADS . .... -. ........ ..... Rich lronz&fone with Gleaming lrassl Procticolly -•uth N OM '-• o bon q..,.tl Gor'..."'.' ill DVtlry detoil to make '"'''Y day llh'l•nt a ' "' ' "''"'· Stunn i ne 2-tont tobl. top wip" cloan, fflist• hormful ocld 1, heat . . . l-"hlld l to 0111 fu ll 6 f ..rl I bit to~fa na•l• t kGira ••• foa m p<~~d dtd . cow..,ed 111 -ort 2-tollt plallk Aho .... a. •We In l urquoi.. and Gra y. .88 -·,. •' AT . POll CONSISTENT DIPEND.OLI UIULTI IIIATU " -11. I per word far coalo IIIIo• IDIIerllou. llprlol - - auall! lor I l l - per ..n. 1'1!11 nW ol t per ....a IIIII be eho 111 fGr 14M If aol paid 10 dill att.r WIIID& biD. .-r..ta 4dfedllla.l 'baald be reported tmmeeflattlJ, fte DUJr l!eJ!IIne) 1111J IIOl be z•p •dt't far !DON lila!! OlleiA-.-oo. card • aDd ll•d, ND(fn• el Ef~RU. aM, for Ill ...... !IIIIIID!UL Eoab lllldld*"' ..... 1e. G? ' 1'111 1!1"11obed Ill por -.1. WCW!il I DAY I DAYI I p.\11 1 MO. u lOa IOo tuG ....., 211 IOe 11.20 11.10 ...011 • 11111 11.10 $2.211 ..,. '"II& Unfinished -Chests. Rutland Furniture & Mason Furniture legal Noti" Children Look Now For Gas •u• Now On Sale PHONE WY 2·2157 SALES AT BOTH Form Fitting Backs! {;I , STORES tN1 CHIVIOLIT Conrtir ~- Kou1 S., t.- Uwt. PoW~ Cushioned Chalr5 20.11 4'" \ s ..... Finish Them ·Yourself And SAVEll Foam • • • mn~. trau .• a. • B., W4-W. WhiM On. wUh rw4 l:Aterior. Also In lovely Aqua & Grayl FOR u.ooo Rev. Hoover 1'as Speaker In -. Area Meeting l( U5ED LIVlNG room sub, organ, tldeboord, kitchen net. OOvOU ENJOY good food? Try the ~tney sopper at Grode School, Saturday, May 12at5p. m. 576!< " I Mrs. Chloe Frost, Rt. Pomeroy, Ohio. 55 T!I.\Cl'OR with Straton 5 n.p. m<Mor, with ooulter, 42" or, 12" . marking out Don Anderi!Oll, Rutland, I 7 . And For Only s1.00 More Get A Bedroom Suite Middleport Munlolpal Ball Park. Saturday. SlH ·15. Reward. South 1'1'0111. ' H SALES •m••• FOAM looseCusllltn U¥111 lOOM tHIS II Ill We ••W•'t wa.v. tUIIII • RIMIN. DOUI, li••ullfwlfy ......... ..,._ M . .nr OUAun fwhnw n~~~W 1te ..._. .. IMttdle l•w lltflc•l 0.., .,... IMIHI .W flo lfHI IVIlury fll IOLtD POAM \ •• "-vy, ........ ..._ ...... w• , __ ,......, __ CUSIIIOa TRUCK SALE MWlluaiOUI COMFOIII J· Big Dilplar ' r-----_,Nobody Beats This 2 For 1 Sale! I -- -- -- - -----. and • . lilt CIJIICII.y Finished ONLY · .88 6.88 . You'll AI~•Y' .~ ~~r At ••• Ma· s on , Furniture . .. · •.. w. < llollol fi).IIIT-12 ... n. 1957 Chevrolet 2 Ton C.. & Chlllls • I S...... I I ' ' :"~, . tM~.tt .~ ' .... ll'id- vA. ' > 't ··. · M.yt.. Quality At Us a..tll ' Spood ""I• 1957 Ford F600 C.. & flasds 1955 GMC 2 Ton Cab & Challis FOR RACE! VInyl Plastft • full·wldth, full-depth shelves live you mort room in Refrlaerator Section. RED l!J11bo. 1111 1... fl. !leo Ralpl! Kenzle,Racluo. II pull type II!OWin& Hol'!e dr8'1nl plow, and aingle ohovel. William HOIIduheR, Kingsbury WY 2-N!II. I S YONKE&tS, N.Y. CUPil-Pacers Jamet Scott of Australia a 11 d Patchwork of New Zealand arrived in New York Tue!lday for lhe 1191,000 Pacing Stakes Series at Yonkers Raceway nollt mooth. A1so arriving were pacen Looksway and Aldora and Au Fai~ a trotter. TAKE OVER PAYMINTS 1960 Ford F600 5 Speed 2 Speed Axle lqulptiOCL Willi lluft!p ..,. l•vlppN With Dv. . IIOol , . . 1958 Ford F600 5 Speecl2 Speed Axle I'IUippod With Dv!ftl! .... · KEITH GOBLE fORD, INt ' UYouCan't Washer- Pljrchale This .Wring~ Washer andlhyeri . 1959 Ford F600 5 Spee• 2-SpHd Axle . UaeAn Automatic . 4 Speed 2 Spoocl ""l• RUGS • Twin Porttlaln Enamel Hydrators store '% bushel olfrasll fruits and veretablesl · ~1.:14 I Spoocl 2 Spoocl A•le VI -- LINOLEUM claus 100-lb. zero zone Frmer seperate Insulated door. r' · ' . 1958 Chevrolet 2 Ton Calt & Cllaals -· Save On9xl2 • MOI'I room for frozen foods. Spa. Flfllld friald1ire ~-llf1ft1i 1959 GMC 2 Ton Calt I. Clausis SANDRAN • No dtfroltlnc tver in Refrieerator Section! · G.O l NO REASONABLE OFFER IEFUSED LINOLEUM, 2 Door Beauty! FRIGIDAIRE Budget Buy! • Store mora In storage door, Eus. butter-evan tall bottles, l-!aallon milk cartont In bottORI shelf! OUT THEY . MIDDLEPORT'S tRUCK • USED CAlf LOT , Locutt & Sycomore Sta. · : - • ' 'I' . CENU~ �., ' Dally Sentinel, PODieroy·Middleport, 0., May t, 1962- Hollywood In Review RCU.YWooo (UPI~ bat I!I'IIUo 1111 IIIIIIJ' a {' nt relatJon•blp, IIIII I .... lilt d. •lao Q!!S-TY !lied Jlaadoy alibi to -.u...,. ,... lei o1 \he "'le:IMitl,y'' llriel ,aber 5hree *..,. (' DAI.l Y CROSSWORD ,,.,. . , _ 1oe11r IN: Will wlll!od •,... . _ vlneed you obould be I!Oiflfled wltb ..ch I low loYOI ol ouper· loriiJ. It ll I trldr U1e I!!!IWildt bo7J Ub 1D p1111. .""" wnt ?all )'Oil, "Well, 701, It I 1101 I .... llbow but Ill relalkl! to tbo Gtr. · 11111 Ddaa lll!al\1 ,.., otull.' ll'o •• " WeD. - """ '"' ll4lrllitd ,.. oeneoi lo lilt II«Yy'o lilt otbor lllalft 1'boy do, t/. Dr B 11 1 ' ?Jaotle Cooper), ...,_ -h·oae o~a~u~ .. .. telsrl In llh1· Showe. boiMilvJI1, ""'1101 moclo .. of be ~ wUh othll'l TbeJ lliclaD la Dr. rougbly oqua) 5o that 5o -·· 5o be ...,.,.... • ...:. l!ld "Young Maloat... ~ ~ ~ Cooper- wbo was !lJuec?od Ill D1!!11 llaa!!l .. tllolr own lop. the ra?U:.gs by tb, OJIIlOs;tioo'a "Hennesey" may bold Its, owa "Ben Casey" ..n.,, app~ lo nul lo "Pe?e 111111 Glady<, bql happy that Ojlly ren111 .otarti'1C alaaplde '"nle Twel!lletb c.a. ~ Another good reason for Confidence in a~rowfifg ilfterrc·a· ' l. :r' ? I. 17 .4 4 ::-r,~ "'"·to = - • ":.,. :- 7lt. 1 L.A. - J1. ... - .. - ll!ooftl rhw: .. :!'... ·= t. ;:aa,.., a:- , S • 12.- ~ • --. K.Kot tu -... •:::;. K.~ 7 l'f. 5 , • Ill a.r •• a.• II.::;. - a II. ft<4J 4 a Po D,., a- attse ;r.:r a;"" ?" ts b:"hlr IN:~ ...,. 1 ....... fr6- .:!ct week and oyndicaUon """"' luey" II P-* illto ..,,b,gnea& :: ~Ia'! are In the futurt ·or "Hm· Tile aiuaol lhrlm: ABC-TV'a 11114 _ _.. • ;::'.,!';., • I $ I;J liD , l!pt_ 1~~~l~:f~ _ we_ .. ..... _ lleports" ~ "Adlai iU .11.. .,.,. •• IY~ioi>all1. · deapilo his n•~., tho ....,.. "" May :rr ,. 12. desire ll!t more abel!flo, 7 thi!Ul have !lie l!lllbesaado' repb'lag lo 111. llool he abould be tbllilkldl be eame orKldlmt of ?he UultA11 N~liono. 8'1.1'1 tl?alonc - 1a ouch a thin period ol ?be l\!norlean mlilkl! to !lie U.N. ;:,.•ideo oomedy, lie gra?elul be tan ~d of ~11 , ,.. Till ohoov...,. ae.Comlas long as be did-aDd run like turna next ..Mon. ' . a thie~ with bJs money. "Gennany: Jl'atl!er and Soc!," 1 d.~tal: "Heanesey'' oev... was anyth1:& opeelll NB().'l'Y DO'WII show exam- a. 8::;:' to write home about. It was a Jn1ng what la described u the ooc1o1 •lick, gealal plec:o of nothing. AJ. "barrier of slkl>ce" betwet~~ Ger- tc. lllrth ?hough Henoesey was a doetor. mana who llved under Hitler and '~· and in the Navy, I always bad jl!e youogor geoeraiaa, will be .a, tbe •trange .· lee .."~ tbat l was aired June IS ..• ~ro_l Burnell DOWif wa:ching •n old Peter Lawlor•! stars on CIIS-TV'I "The Twilight ~ Wo?leampus movie. Even the Navv Z;one" May 25. ~ au& eh apl.,n looked like a hanisom• l Sleven AUoo, \VbO turaed down ·-... y o un~ leading mm - aod ployed the top job on NBC-TV's "Today" t. Aator: go !!, nalural'y. 1show beca1»0 be relu,.1 to move c:o.rIn short, 1 ccnool think ol a East. will host a syndicated IMI DAILY CBIPl'OQuarE - ........... C. .... 1&1 single orig;nal idea - eithr>r 1n micute program startmg. J\M\e 25: .& K, I' D L B & .&. X a come~v ·or the realm or tht! "'1in:l It replaces Milte Wallace's can· II L 0 Jil 0 I' • L L 0 W -that !!cmesev o:'erOd. fi>e only co!l1d "P.M.'- ... Tuesday Weld . ODeletw o?mplylltallda for~. lit p~rson ·.who sh.)w~d ar" !!••t;se : gces.': s on ABC-TV's ··B~n Cr~:.ey•• tor the tu.e Ih. X ~J:,~ al Monday olght wu the adm,lral, May 2a. ::_hl:,y' : . : : ; •& , gr1oi old Ro::~ op K <~ms, ~.1ruel . ""-, :7 first re!lction DX~n he[)r· n~ of the A Ulought for the day: Norw'-.. A taJDII& .,... Jm.-:en<ling marriage wu: ·•Yoll'te i glan d~amatist Henrik Ibsen i&ld: D puB a 1: Jt K I Z LP ~I P 0 :M p x J out ol your m!ndo " j "He b.,_ the luck to be unham· K Z W K l l ' K I & a W p X X 'f S a I' s;. - I' 1' • Yet mat1y penon• will t ~n you' pere.:) by either character. or c:on· "'He"' nesey" II good in eomptlri, vleton, of social position; so that, P MIt W t1 son wltb other Q~"'~· ·rn···~ 15 llb:Jorallsm i.<J the easleat thing In 1 y~ a,,......te 1 pli:OPIJia mN.JOY '1'BB :INJ'ID&o. true. and' yoU bav~ · been uram- the wor~1 fC'r h:m." -·- _ _ _ \ JORlTY or 'lBElR BJDST I"BJJIN])S.-oBID3'l'JDRI'J. De&ey... =r...o: · = =:. l?dl-aplou:..,.= tor:. ;r"r. - \~H~PO MOND~V- TRllU FR?MV 5: 54 S)gn 0 r. 5. 57 6·1 ~ 6: 15 s, 30 6' 45 ~ews Hi!adhnes rl'<!ay With God CoWltry MU!m· tmlt counti'J Jamboree Me1gs Countrj RFD News Headlines HO MUSIC~ Mysterle• HO Platter Party s 15 Bow'.ng Seorea , 5o20 Plucter Party ' 5:45 Nlws Wrllp-Up 6o00 Sundown Sorebadi HO Sip Off ? :25 Sports Parade 5.57 News Headlines 7,30 Breakfast Party N7 News Heodlines 7,25 Ne\rl Ilea~ 6:00 Faith For Tbi• Day 6o t5 Co"'!\1'1 Expresa 6.111 RFD a,oo llitdlo 11)-1111111 Ns P•nn 'nme a,!& 8reaklilt Party aozs· !,~ .ll!ld "11101111 Newt 1:67 Nliwl BeadlliiH 9:30 9o45 9o57 10:00 !Oo IS ,, Radio IA:TUIIDA Y 5· S4 Sign On U7 \. 0 u.,. - - ............. .... H7 7o00 Breektast Party 8o30 Mmls\l'ilffl <li Bo!l'l lltws Beadhnes 9o00 . Q.uee With Janet 9o23 Commi!Dity .Bullolill Board N~ Biadlinea Collee With Janet Betty Newton Sbow Newo ' Beadl!Jies . WJEH RADIO IIIM!doJ ,,..... T:CIO MUSleal ClotS H:> fhe ~ijeJiDo 8 00 Oh!o Valley Newt 8:11r> OhiO +;, ¥:11 Spnrlo Par-do 7:30 ' Breakfast !'111'11 NOI!'I Rej)Oll Breaktaal Part: Spo!'ll Sbortl News HeadliDeJ Breakfast Party News Headlines MOI'IIlnl Medliillcinl t:OIJ Bmltlall Parq !;llllll& Pl. Ploi!IIDI . 1: II Joneo B!!lclt Show 12o57 New• Heodlinea • Ill: Newt 11:8 , , to lipilrl4 foda) t:oo a..uklaSI.: Partf 7;10 BoOO 8: 18 8:25 8:30 8:67 U:IIS ....,., OalmiJ llewa lltilll ""l'-'IJ NOjlt 11:01 No. lltw 11·11 Ohio Nowa II Marte ·. 71 12;:18 BuDot!a Board l'lilltr ..,. SljD 041 " 1:10 I:IUI?UJ Clock I:IJ Co:nmitDliJ N""' 1:00 M!llleal Cloclt a-... 9ol0 ~ -~ · , ,. Sbo"""' 111 II•- ~... 10··"" w ~., lOo• 1'a1t 01 ?be ~ 10:61 World Nen · IloilO MJ Number - ' !MOD.. Wed. . •u• ll oOO Tallt o1 the Towu IT!!ea. 'l'bunJ 11: tJ Tallt a1 the Towu 11111 amrc:b Belli Rial llhar• to:25 liM .nom PI .l'Jt..ant ,uo Sertuade ill Bl!lt ind ?be Vliirld · M5 Tbe Good Llle IFr!da1 ~· 11:40 8aolol loullittl;j llloSOMIIg Pt. ,PliiNIII io:oo Under Ohlo &ldto ~., lflo57 N..,.l ReadiiDeo 111:01 Polka Time n:e World Non 11:00 lhr~~~>-Sbop ad Comn!unlty IOoiiO 11)-mn Time . Bulletillllolnl · 11:00 'l'op Tell Show 11:15 Oooiatry 11oe Do1m 11:00 Noon Ntl!l 11o21i AI Jl'lncbUIII \ 12:15 Pll!lter Party 11o30 ~Boo Dol!ll 12:67 Newa H..dlln... 11:45 ll'l!i'ln 'I'Jmt • ' 1:00 Platter PUIJ . . 11:&1 ti.UfiiiMII.M.tlltaUanl 1:15 ,Nat1 and IDIIrnll1 !(..,. 11o57 Midodi1 DOw JGIMI AntlJII 1:110 ,.ltlr PII'IJ IJoOO Noon Newa 1:57 Nen Headllnei IJ:IS Happy Time Show 2:00 Plaltlr Party ·', GASOLINE ALLI'I iN~ rona IIIII llomlllaur ll:a Mr. II!Wi 11110 .- < ~~- ~ N i.. ' ..c ~~ ~• .,. · o:f!ll..... ~ 1:01 Warld ~ I:GI Mi. 11111111 l:l!ll.aetl Neft '. · Wltb Doll 4,00 " - .......... 4:1?) Rolliug Rome ...,. 4:0 World Ro,_, 4:110, SpaN .._~ t:IJ ~ NtWfi IIGI Coa!DIIIIIltJ llewa .. . .•.11 11 !.~ -Ndlle ••• - Boalnd 1111 Sllallfl · L 1:25 Ohio N... 1:00 Mullc Jlllt Jl'or You . ,1:30 Pla?ter Party 1:211 NatloMI · and JnternatiDDol lo57 News Readllnea News 1:30 1:57 2:110 t:U t:it l:lf a:IIO IYOUR FUTURE RIDES HIGH ON THIS CURVft n.. If you're uncertain aboJlt what ahead. take a good look at the white line. It repn!lenta Amwiea'• put procluctlou rate and economists' Mljnoat.EI fl. tui:Qre production, with the peeb and ...n.,. ••"'lltbed out. Onrr the lema pull i the U fi • II.. rillnr. ID fact, Amelcaa proc.fuction more than de.+'• •••, 20 711& Yoalllll •i*t ma faster iNWth during the SbtieL 'Renal 1 at the PI eat rate, the '12 bU.. 'I lion a YIW we'reiiJII!I!diq 011 Nllllllnlh and deveJ. CJpmlbt 1DBJ "'!!I r r ch $22 blDicll b11Vll. Tbe eatpoaring fl. lew procluetlud pto: I 3I wiD bt ~ ]lrOIIcltioo. Re rcll. .. the foUnt< ']""ad fl. ...... 'Qif'rlz IIIII! ~ l lllll!a IIID< . . . . . ' . foods preserved by radiation, cleaning wfth sound waves, maehinea that can translate foreign languagea, and solid radio seta without WU.. And many more are on the wa.y, ·' 4:00 . , r.a .&.\ .ti.X.. :" . .' . •... • • ' ·P, ' ,. ' ..•.. ' . '• -n., ·• , I .' ' c• Pt,ltor 1'artJ 1: oo Platter Party S:~ Na71 lr l!rtemat1 NtWt Platter PII'IJ Newa Headlloea Pll!lter PII'IJ World • Nan Ntwa , . . Party · Newt_Rtldllnu PlaJtir Party Newt ~Up' l:ot MUIIc Jl'or 1!:111)' I':WtMI B:[J Sandown So.-do 3:30 3:57 4:00 1:115 4:30 4:57 5:011 5:4& ~·~·•l'DAVY ~~-~~~ilewt;: ·JONU ~~--!...'!:!'111~-!-~01 ~·~---_:_..;..._.-.-:..;;_~--iari"L'Leffiiii•iiillliiilk;iWJiiiiilliiaiiiail- A ~ FREE - Wrltt lor mutra~ed &oo.tr.f, "Tiu Prrnni... of A..,." Boa .UO, 1 PariJ 1;11'/ ~ Btlll'tt • • J'* 1:11 1·1111 P1a11tr Judging by past experience, two ·million more businesses will be established to make IDd <Jil. tribute our growing production during th8 nat 20 years. Whole industries will emerge to tura out ,the new products that are coming from the . laboratories. America has a brilliant future but to realize it fully, we must .U wqrlr;. together for the common good. •i Mualc Just For y.., Nen Readllnes Music For YIMI · Nat1 .• ~11 Newa Mnalo .hill I'Gt YIMI NOWI a.o4lllltl Pla?ttl' PVt;r Oblo """' '• '.·" . . .:"i',f·' ... - .' ' ' '/·t.,-... . -~:·''/II ' (I ' . • ~ t,r,i, ' -~.· .:.;! ,.. ·' ··--~~- -~ .... '" ~-~' • �•• G . ·e Sol Estes Was What Texans Like, Billi I 0pinion rows thla. The question I! what , II any· lull membership to those who - Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 9, 1962 thing, cllurcbe.s Mould do about have genuin<ly accepted Christ od to br!Dg World links and Cat. _ k. .. their Lord and Master. Of endar Sbeeta• to tile nelll """""' ' Otte viewpoi nt ia that they Favor St.rki Approach soouldo'l do anything about it. Tho.. who f•vor stricter atMd· Mn. Wrigbt aM E"'JJoen..,ll thio view aclmowl· ards for church membership at· Mro. Cartwright who oorved , .. edge that there .,.. millions ol gue ao follows: fresbment. to the ai>ovo mentiol· cut • oorner. moo and wornoo on church Jne'L· ld II t •·'· Chr " , . . y II'' __ , Dude!' u1 Hel1 bers b"1p rolis tod ay who do not The wor. WI no- ..,.. "' ·· MASON - " Gavmg ed ..., Mrs mg•.~. ,... Hundred~ 't ~Lof ~- nurse . . Betty and 1 But there are hundreds of poor : UaJted Pf'HI bderaaU.al know the rudiments of ChriStian anity sertous 1~ m~1 1 1 sees evt· was ID': theme \ue program NeJda Wew, Mre. Eve )'li people in this vicinity who ha~e ' The story ts told of : con!i- doclrine, and who 'do not live any dence that th1s r.a ith really does on last 'lb~sday when the Ma"· Rottgen. rereived loans . of $100 from h1m dence man who moved into au . differently f r 0 m their uun- ~ave a Lransfonmng effect. on the on MetbodlSt Church WSCS met ----to buy ~ roc~m·s. He Dt!V~r ex:· j Am~riran L·ity where he was a lchurched;' neighbors. I ~JV@" of those who are setzed_nb~ at the church. J8 ASSIGNED peeled the loans W be repa id. He stra 11 ger to eve1·voue. intludingl : It The prt"senc-e of many nwm , Program l<>ader was Mrs. Mar· lw~ .an over ·nding fear ol ~·om~ i the po licto. . But they say that all of i hesf I members . in tl~e .'·hurrh gr~V~ty til a Cook. Partici pating In t be Army Pvt. William J. Parsons, IOUH I$ffi and believ t' s Moscuw Wi ll 1 Nel;"(\ing rt"'.'>!)ectable cooneclions ; nomioal Christians are pot etJlJa! we~k.ens 1,1" m_l~SJOO o( provJdll'lg program were Mrs. Eileoo Cart· 17, son of Mr. aod M.l'l. ¥art eupture the vuor pco!)le un less I~ lo impress his i11t ended 'ticti ms, lconverts, and the best w.ay to a hvmg \\llness to the ~wer of lwrigllt, Mrs . Carma Lee Jivid&~. W. ParS'OilS, Route 1, RaclJie, r• helps them personally. ~ he ~ned to join va r_JOus duOs. jb.ring . th~~ into _a ~ermine rf'la· Chr~: :0 . ch.ange h~lan lives. f Mrs. Joyce Car.!IOn , and Mrs Le- cently WBI _ a.s~igned let lobe s4 ~ste_" s.t>ems tn I.H-ile~e.· that the B11t he couldn't get mto any of t1onsh1p wtth ChriSt IS 00 mchle Act:Uid J~g to _t~lS schoo~ 0 · arltH:t Wright. Members were ask- Armored DIVISlOII: in GermanJ. de•ty IS looking UVI:r h i!S l>houlder them, bt-rau.se he la<"ke<i lhto nee· them ill the life or the COffi ill U(I· thought, thurches <t re le5S llk~1Y f j--~:..-.;..;;;-~:;;~;.:~~~~~~~~----------===;; all th~ lnne lllld t'hecklng UIJ on es!iary , charact.tr r~fe-rertces. ty where he is known and !!lervt'd. to l'Onvert seeken by _ru.shmg him. ' S\l he joined the dty'11 kading Another view, which appears tolthem into full membership than , .. If God can watch the falling i church. be gaining adherents, 11 that by a.;kmg them to .walt unUl ~y of every sparrow," he once said, churches 11 h 0 u 1 d weJ.come all have reached a smcere dec1sion · I be b I ol · ti ''He certainly has time to keep TJ-us ta e may apocry·p a, comers to their worship services to take on the yoke Chrts an an eye on business men." but it Is not farfet.Med. Most of and other activities, but r~:ve discipleship. There was a time when Estes America's ehurches WE-lcome new -~ was Jess reticent about publicity. members with Open arr111 and · be .. LIn the past two years he ha& few questiOn& T y asswur , m been interviewed by many Texas practice If not in theory, that any~ papers and they were collected in me who applies for church mem· 8 pamphlet published by Billie bersbip 1i a committed Olristian Sol Estes Enterprises. 'Ibe assumptlm l.s, to put it GIFT CANDY With The title of the pamphlet Is mildly, unrealisti<. R is probably f ·· · · Ito "Success." It contains a full page rare or a practtcmg cr~ma Beautiful Pink Carnation picture of Estes looking at a use c h u r c h memberslup as a globe much the same way as camouflage. But it 1B by no mean s I Lb. Box $2.00 2 Lb. Box $3.50 Alexander the Great once looked unusual f o r people to join I I at a map and sighed because chur,.hes for s 1ght Y more repu~there were no more world~t to able secular reasoll8, such as a . bl' b . 1 and conquer. The capt10n on the pic· des1~ to esta IS SOCla · G d ) For stricler • . de 'Wheeler Dealer' (Junior ra e Bona Fl ••olhet' ZDITOIUI NOTE : hi .. a llriel Df dbpaLchn o11 lht ,.._ ol Billie Sol E•te.. UPI Church Rules Tex... " tf. Coi"DJ Bvt E edlve Na&R•I Reporter H•rry Fl'rgult Uo'as corn as high aa an eletoa explores thfo l.roublev thai IJhant':;: eye, but delivered wi th •ow bete l his busl.atfls r mpirt'. ~uch terror and .surface sincerity By HARRY FF:RGUSON that this correspondent departed UnJtf'CI Prl"ss lntrrnaUorud wi th an ex aggerated ''pmion o! PECOS. Tt>'< tl'P I I- When Tex · himself. It is easy to unde rs tand ans want to express their admtra- huw Estes could per.suade men to tion for 6 bold , spertaru i:H bus1· s ign 011 the dotted lme, some· ness roan . they say : ·· Ht'"s a [times without readmg what they wheeler deal~·· .. Billie Sol Estes , were sign ing. w wider !edt>ral indict ment m ! :mectiun wi th the collapse of from early youth. Estes his $1 50 mil hon busint>ss empire. reading renter~ on the cu!Jecled .. h 1 .> ler J·unior works of Horauo Alger Jr. und • was a w ee er ut-u · · he d"d than . 8d the B1ble. But 1 more • e. . h nse read Alger. He became an Alger Be never was ncb in t e se L hero himself at the age of 12 by that such Texas tycoons_as H. · going into business. All he tells it, Runt and Cllnt Murchason are hi 1 mb 1•1.":"'" b- his parents gave m a ewe iii *'* tieb. Their annual .incomes ~:ta for Christmas, and he sold its :a'bl)' exceed Este!S gro.: a wool for enough money to buy ~tn bis belt :-rears. But was ~ other Jamb Then another unt1l. ' towering man in west Texas an when he was 15, he had a flock lbe town of Pelcos. ndpopulathaolnhl5h.e. of 100 GOO lsthelittepo anw c ' to be such a big rrog. And then _ and th~ was to be lfiW sh f th n to come-he . Estes 8rnved here 12 years a.~ ~~ :~ ohi lin~rests and lD· wJth one suitcase, a battered brle •vers I s . By and 1 questiOn· "Where can vested some money 10 pigs. ease de 1 h ti h was 18 he 1s said ' I find an honest real estdate ~·~ loteb me been worth ~.,8 000 and ~ ?'' H (ound one an star t:U ave e ..., ' • e H was 25 ears adulll were offering to invest I . , ~us =·~~en!,':;\.: year& lat;r be money • Giving Sell Was Theme Of ln~~:-..:·were WSCS Meeting \ ,....ltot -.. 9 ~ eo.- omptat. ·~ ~-l:,r~..a;:. ":'.."! :~ - Bew.,. wed an-. little tho formiol ::::. ~:;; ~ ~';: ::-=..~,u.;:.:!.:t ~~~·~:-the~~::':;:. 7!"'"wt~~"":tti: : :=.-.,:..-::::., Here Is AdVIce To Evade Capitol sMany Pitfalls In $5 Tour, Or That $18.50 Job ~ t h e • do? = mer c: -Tile driV&' ollllo bua dell..i • ruttlloC lec:lan bal :U. ~. frhom Phillips Sisters Style Shop DUTTON DRUG CO. In his agricultural enter· ture Pro•· _:_~c~Ie~rg~y~m~en~ar~e~w~e~ll~aw~a~r:_•~o':f'.!,""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~""'=""'~~"" thih~_!'.':~l~~rl~sh~" on Inc - 1 c.ro.J ~ ~ It \ CAN YOU ~-~~ CASH SAVI~GS? WITH AliD No doubt abQut it-nothing can touch cash savings when it comea to putting more money Into yo11r purse! But when you ta_ke cash savinga (the BIG kind you set at A&P) and add valuable free stamps to It . . . you've got one of the best savings comblnatlnDI of all! And that'• eactiJ what A&P offers you now: BIG CASH SAVINGS-u well as FREE PLAID STAMPS. You'll 881 i EXCITING NEWS! Low, low price policy PLUS trading stamps! :u;....: ~el Mother's Day Gifts e ID - e.m. to liOOil Oil w....-day. lllld meoll Ill lldl . . . . . . . . . . . lloa bopla llUIIIId'llaln 111111. II I ....._ II fM. There waa a Ume, eapecl.olly At tile belght ol the tourilt ... Tbe Federal ...._d. IIM6 1 when Coogreaa wa In ~e~lloa, alllllllt 7,000 pencllll pticlt otllo clran hoa"J' tourtol !hat the Capitol was the 111011 through the public roomo ol the lrlfllc. eopeeiiiiJ IlliG Willi 1 popnlar tourlat altraction. "'" Wbite Houae every hour. Tho ibelwem lbo of 11 1!1101 11. Jacqueline Kennedy changed aD State Dining Room IHIIla ID be Tho FBI pat.o pod """' 1111 1 that with her televised tour of the the popular nx>m, 'lp""lal· [by , J 'illltlllc White HOUle. ly with women tourlote. There are .....,. w ertm. ""'*'*'ap Jlllllo. Lh'loC Qwwlen Separate . 2& cbein at the table, but Milo "I' • · The low.,. floor of the Whate , l..oppert expbolned to our group odl llld • ..,_ llilltl lnal '"" Houoe II opeo to tile public from tbel c.rollno did not have bot !«..,. law •kiiiiDn. _ w.l:::ting ~~ 10 Engraving we wiU aee tilem mak· of the Kl!IIIIOdy family . Their Hv· wby oht bald loft lbo- ..... dollor bUlB right before OlD' iDC quarters are the upper iD the aolo l:lllllBciJ Ill Cahil eya." , floon. Coolldp. you ~ 1 ...._ - ....· 1 ol 1 d' 10 """' ban W~ the get ~our mmu.r:,e><la I HATS--PURSES--GLOVES .• ALL ACCESSORIES .• are. Room wltldl .,.. Inhibited Dally Sentinel, PomeroiM~ddleport, P.. llay t, lta-11 _ · l-T urtau A 1 bouJd tl But tberetho Declaratkao ol """"•.....,. oluatfuc llllm:molloa auelo u 1M lhrlllo<Juarlors of a mile lllld WASIIlNGTON <UPI [ •and t.o and and r«umecL AftAar • !lot& 1ac1 !hat tho ltl0111Jo winding Into the Wblte Houle are pallllng through WashingtOn are per P • .' never ment 11 5111 feet. five and ooe- atooc1 Mlu Dorio Leppert, u.yoer. oow ot rate of about as,OOOIthe following advice lo free. walt, the driver d. No. a, Ortill el&b!h lncbeo toll and owayo ooe- old Girl Scout (five merit badgea) They spent 1380 million Doll'! Wauule< Away Rodgero. reported by radio to quarllr ol .., inclt In a liJI.mile lrcm N<lw York City iD charge of bore 1n 1981 and It Joob Uke -Don't wander t.o far away headquarlero lad received lhls wind. But 1,.. aloo will get: "On a patrol of lix. 1n a «>Dfldent aronnd f400 million thia year. from your olghllleelnC bua wbea order: "Procood to Treaaur)' our right, lad!,. andgentt.men, voice obe otated !hat when wo got . -•• books list 68 ou nut to 1napeet a buildiDg. without Mn. Olruabcq." If obe t. Is Bureau of lnforaal a.v. illlide the White HOUle and 'l1te touriot •-"' 1 and lor No. q 1oat Mro. Elva Gino- tltill In tJie t\re!Uea BuJiding, she nue. ha ha." Your llctel clearly reached tile Green Room, maln polnu bua burg the other day and 1111body muat be 1ttm1117, fer II Is Dlled sta1e1 that cannot oft ihe line KOIUII!dJ would be there ID fi8.SO.: of the! Or lmows ber .......,t whereabouu. with ligna readlni: "No IDloking. bua at any intermediate otago receive us. l'erhapa c.roune•• kiUr · roe-hour • lor Durin a »minute atop at the .., eatinJ." and claim a refund. Like matrt. mother, t.o, but we ohouldn'l JOU CID ·get • this a Natlo:W Areblvea Building lbo Weor IJPiwelglll Clotlda& moay, you are aboard for better count too heavily on that. One cJ17, ODd *"-1 went Inside to aoo the original ol -Wear ligbtwe!Jhl elothlng. n •a w fiB' worae, iD lickneas and In Ihoot later we arrived Ill the ththe Book of buHine•:;:.ta:,\•.....,lem Court St., Pomeroy COATS BLDG. MIDDLIPOilT had d. b' r· t m"allaon He is prise&. Billie Sol was off on 8 20- erbs: W ere ere IS no VISion tJb~~~~~~~~""'~""'~""'""'""'!!!!!!!!!!==IIJI '17 years Befo1·e rna e oldIs today. Irs · the I year career dunn~ wh1ch . ·he ~-e peop e pe . _ _ _ _ roof fell In he controlled or had I would build a pyramad worth 1100 an interest In 40 companies, had million. Credit. The Blbl• 8 fleet of Cadlllacs (even the !)er-[ ··~~~------~~ -~ - -- ~~~ ----~ ·-· · -~ · · · ·- ~~,~ vants used one 1 and owned two private au·planes. In 1953 the ' Estes baa .said he owes all bis Junior Chamber of Commerce success to an application of the l l voted him one of the nation's 10 teachings of the Bible to busil outatanding young men. neli!J. "I have been close to Billie SOl "There are two things Billie SOl for 10 years," said a Pecos busi- can do real fast," said a Pecos DeDman, "and I still can't ex- business man. "He can quote plain what makes hlrn tick." the Bible and he can whip • £1. Penuatlve Sadesman nanciul l!tatement out of h1s pock· !:verybody 11 in agr~ment that et with the speed of lightning. be 1J a high-pressure , hypnotic Several months ago he took a aalesman. This correspondent had piece of paper out of his pocket a personal demonstration of it and asked me: "Would you like l Monday when he rang the door to know how much money I made bell at Estes' f.l50,000 ranch last month ?" ~. Mrs. Est~s answered the Estea itt a deacon and a lay . door, and went mto anol~ preacher in the Chw·d• uf ChrlsL 1·· (If the house to summon er us- It is an austere church and Billie ~ , band. ed Sol carnes its teachings to the Promptly there appear bl a j punt that he segregates the sexes abort, stoc ky man wearmg a ue in his big swimming pool. ChUeportl shirt and black slacks dren are welcome to uae It but bulging under what could become boyo und girls must swlm at aep· a lizeable ponnch. Tbe ey" arote llmeo. He bas five children, ·gleamed alertly behand glaoseo ao lour girls and a ooy ranging down lhlt correopondent oxplolned be from 14 yean. but tbey ore not come to Pecoa to get the I ed to horts side of the story and would ; ow wear 1 · like to ha\1 '-! an interview . 1 He doe~ nlll drink or smoke He 1ald he could make no com- .tnd before he retired behind the , mcm, and Lhen launched his 11ules closed doors of his ranch house, ~ talk : he fre<Juenlly •tar!led the resl· ·· 1 t.·an st•t: ~ou are an intel ll- dents of Pecos by leaving all lhe gent mom. I ku1''' you urt!' going Cadillacs in the carport and travJ tn do a gund joh 1111 Ihis h4~t·aust> ellng to his ofrlce on a bicycle. ~ I am ~S Ure you Hhntys do a good : People here say he Is a abarp, Jclb. 1 wish in IllY heart I could ruthless man in 1 business deal, Jlelp you. But all I can do is wish that he has driven small competlyou good lurk and thunk yuu for tors out of buainess and will ail , eomlng to our great state of up half the night figuring how to r • proof of this In all the low, low prices at A&P . . . and in the number o1 alfll ;you get for Plald Stamps (over 3,000). Come see! Start li&Vin& ~ash and stamp& at A&P. Super-Right- Ready-To-Serve • • tart WHOLE HAM WHITEST WHIT! HALF Semi • Boneless·- COOKED HAM Now-Coloto brlap yoq eollinp with buudlul Diomond Whit• flnilh ... never, Dever yellowal Buy to J.n.. .lloll. Low COli, t.ol •Y . I . Nrt•,•ttl, ... MA~N - ,...,.... lb • The Wahama Whitt' Falcon Band received two superlor rt~tings at the State Band ~--t' .~ tival held in Huntington Saturday, May 5. The band. under direction of Edward Vineyard, received a top 1 rating Oil their playing in an au· dltloo at 8:30 a .m .. of 11 Gallant OVertm·e," and ''Symphony No. I t ill E Flat." Later in the morning t h 11 band part icipated in the p1r Jde in the OOwntuwn aectioa of Hunt · ington and received a sup,, In · marching rating on their march· in g. Following the parade the boad attended Camden Park, which opened its gateo to all bandsmen visiting Huntington Saturday. I Super·Right-L.• •n _____ _ 29c Becon Squares 69c CoHage Butts 49t Ground Beef . .. 35c Smoked.Picnics. Pork Loin· =~~~-- 4Sc Pork loin ~o:~~D --- SSe Banquet Pies L72 lb. _._ . What a combination! Now get the tremendous cash savings you've always enjoyed at A&P, plus valuable Plaid Stamps-the stamps that make your dreams come true! Plaid Stamps offer you the world's biggest selection of gifts-more quality gifts, more famous brands than any stamp ever otfet"ed! The most alfts-3,076 to choose from, many never before offered free for trading stamps. Even travel abroad! 8 Two catalop! Glamorous gift catalog for you to keep, plus the fabulous Special Gift Album. See it at your A& P or Plaid land Store. • No quicker savlna anywherel-only 1200 stamps fill your saver book! None faster! 8 The easiest handllna-less work, with color· coded stamps in 1-10-50 unit denominations. • No fl~er guarantee! An ironclad Pledge of Satisfaction with every gift Super·Right~ll Mftt BONNIE, THE Pr.A/0 U! 5 'C, &II'S: "CUp thltl N1u11b1e eoupon •nd hurry to your /fOP far your 1~ ftee f>ald Stampa. And be - to "gel your copy otllre ~ Pl«ld Stamp em c.t.~og. • lb. Ground Fr"h Mlny Tlmn D•lly LIAN- Super-RIIJht-~111 Trimmed lb. ' "Super·Right" ......• o.n.. .......1. . . •tf• .. ....... Mhiiii&UCMIIIi ·~~- ........ lut.,ac~ ... ~ lb. ...•..... . ·~ "Super-Right" · lb. HIT WITH BAT BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. tUPII - The 14-year-old dou1hter of lormer Vice PrOBident Richard M. ~i x on apparently escaped aerlou11 tnjury Tuesday when abe wao hit un the heud by a aoftball bal. A spokesman for the Nixon family said Julie Nixon wus hit on the aide of the head In I · choolso!tball game, leaving her · 'o"ith a lump and a poslible IJro. ':en blood veasel. Frozen Chlckelt-Turke~l•~f A a P PBOMIIt:S YOU no change In our low, low price policy-storewide cash savings, dependable quality-and now you get PLAID STAMPS, tool YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE WITH TENNIS OXFORDS $1·" pr. Watch for beautiful 'Pl.AIIUND Redl!llptlon Stores openl111 ' . aoon. stoeked with every &ift ,in the Plaid·Stamp cata~oa . ., . .• ""' -~~ ·~ ~ - · • I • I ·; • ·' ' . ' • '· ....,,...,..,. . '.i! ~ ...... • '.,. ,.-. " r:,~.~'; ~ .. , .. ... . , ·. I . .; ., .. (_ ... 1 • ' t •;1,. ,k~ ...,..... . .. •. .. '· ... ; ' " Retails effective thru May 12ln' Mlddleport-Pometo, CANADIAN STYLE BACON Ha ddock o·1nner _ ..... 45c Halibut Steak •11oz•" _ •. 59c· Swordfish Steak ••oZIN -"'" 59c Salmon Steak ••oz•N _ .. 89c . Grey soIe F•tl 1 ets .... 49• . . c :;~ 1 .... CAP'N JOHN 89c SLICED HAM • • lb. 79c SLICED BACON 89c HOT HOUSE TOMATOES BEEF LIVER • • lb. 29c 2.9( Red·Button _::sc WIENERS • • • • .lb. 39c Golden Sweet Cotn 5 Roasted Peanuts . . : SWE·ET PEAS • • 4 69c REDUCED ,.:::" BIS·CUIT MIX • 2;x!69c Evaporated Milk_· 4..':! 44c Evaporated MUk _· SWIFT PREM • ., . $1 Plaid. Stamps .6 POT .PIES • FRENCH FRIES : : lOc 200 F.ree Sta~ps 29c • CENTER CUTS . ALL GOOD Thin Sliced 1 ".... :AP'N JOHN ... - FANCY '· .q _, 2-lb. pkg. .. ': :: lb. ~ Radishe~· . . Super-Right SKINLESS ALL MEAT . .:~ ~:.LL S•v•41c Butter. 16oL K1mtl e~n• .,.,.39c . . .:35c · ,... JUST JIFFY e ' '- • CARNATION .. PO - WISON- - BRAND r·"' ;; 61c WHITEHOUSE - VITAMIN DINCIE~ LUNCHEON MEAT Sc oH Labll 4. :~53c 1241. c•n FR~E lanqi.llt Chlcken·Beef orTurkey ·pl .. Chef'o ChoiCI Regul1r or Ktlnkle Cui • (\o,' • Be aur.fto red..m your m•ll•r CIIUPoM and neWi(Atper coupon tfllo ~ f o ; e ·- ~ ANY SIZE lb. PIECE - - - - - - - - - - e e 0 Children's Size lb. -~ I 5 to 3 _ c AITCH-BO'ME:SKIN and · ALL EXC$5$ FAT .REMOVED LESS WAS,T I-LESS SHRINK WHOLil OR HALF HAM at any A&P 1kn u.t pes Pllld Stamps. Limit: OM ~ redeerMble pw cuiiOmlr per visit. No putthaH na 11 lt,l962. . IIIIJ This.,.,_ .... lor 100 ... Plaid~---May -.. ·-· I •• FULL SHANK HALF lb. .. ' 100 FREE PLAID STAMPS Awarded Two Superior Rates YOU CAN BUY I ·aunrt ('"• .~:- ------- Wahama. Rand FULL lb.47c lb··49c; 'F- Pl•ld Stamps it you~ Fronn Apple or Cherry eaeh Store. �• · - - ... ·v - ,.. ""• ... ··- - • - .... ..._ - ... ,. • . " .)"'·• REM EM BE ••• Gifts Fro111 ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY Remember Mom With A Duster Every lady appreciates a gift or fine hosiery, Select hers f r o m our famoua brand sheers, In all the new•·st colors. Full fashioned. Seamless, stretth, From Elberfelds She'll look her prettiest In an Mothers of every age love Handbags such as these. See our fine group. 79c 1·65 easy to care duster with a fa· shion flare, beautiful solids and prints, full styles-large pockets, short sleeves, gay prints. Television In Review Handbags For Her! to 2·95 ond 4·95 WOMENS BRAS ,ffv:uclear Sub Hi · Freighter All Are Safe . •, ,t., ' \ • ·, e at y ·.·. ·, . ' Pomeroy-llicWeport, Oldo, Tllurlday, May 10, 1S62 Ike Cites Kennedy's Reach For Centralized Power Most Serious Threat To Liberty Five Cases Noted In Conference VIA Asks River Projects Spe.edup All cotton and loce Ulllted l'nlo IDtor•olklllal 1"11 right lqX.LYWOOD (UPll John It w~s a plt"awre to e"!o:1 .a , Glenn, spaceman, orator and edu· p~ayvmght who does not IHI.ne ~n 1 cator in past television appear-lhls ?wn. a~oily, 11tdl hel1<>ues ln ancet, Sl.lklay nig·bt alao proved 1 mans d~n1ty and has Lhe tr.:..wr· hlmoeU o tDugh reporter in an ' lty of acceptance. Bra's with .straps and atra.plesa. Regular 1 :8i!C:-l'V diJculllloD with Soviet OQII'nCillut Gherman TJtov. -I The Chune'l Swim: NBC .TV's . With the utmoat diplomatic Cot· 1"Continental Classroom" returns 1 ~lily, Glenn 14uchtd oil the..only next fall . .. Presidefl' Konnedy 1 The and former President l!:i!'l?~,howt'r 1 .tpar'kl on the program, lfatlnn's Future.'' by aprll1g~g appear May 24 oo the "CHS RE1 the hi& question-about Ru11ia • porta'' &how "BI't!aki:~ ·~ th~ Trade lpact failyres-and ~hen tac~r~Uy, Barrier." IIIII doigedly, reluaed 14 let T•tov Hugh O'Brian Is a gu"t ce l<•b1 ofl the hook. rity Tuesday on CBS-TV's ··Puss•_ Glenn discreetly prefaced his word" ... David Wayne appe<Jrsl queatlon by monUontna hio near· on ABC· TV'• "Naked City" May i mlsbap during re-entry, then said 23, and Dana Andrew.o1 on thr ~at we never hear about Soviet spme network'• "Alcoa Premiere" 1 fallurea such aa the one• we have June 5 .. . Ethel Wah.·!'S r u;>.~ts · ~ at Cape Cana.veral. I on CBS-TV's "Art l.inklettl.'t's 1 TUIW denied reports of deaths Houae Party'' May 21. i In Soviet space fll&·hl.t, but avoid- "The Nurse~." CRS-'I"V's new . al mentionifli llOfl·manned efforta. ran •eriE's, stars Shll') ColiWll)' G:enn su.ggested we were nat ; and Zlna Bt-thune .... . Hunna- ; onl• interested in total failurel!l Barbera prorluctinn.". ,•re'ltors of and that there must be mutual ' the cavHra "Flinlstu:ws:' will I prob:em.~ which we woulcl like to ' o.frer an animated, fu 1.urist1c· fam· share. He asked About specific ' lly In ' new series, ''The Jet· p;- ·. bJ.-.mL son1," 011 ABC·TV cu·ne fall Ti'o\1 said hi5 manned flight I I 1 1 I irdJc ,•te\i que'ltlons about failures sllould be sh~d. When a reporter ' BY MRS. D. E. WOOD tn the auJience followed up by Mrs. Geraldine Cusl.l'r. Hunt· asking Titov about the rtumber of lngtnn. W. Va .. ~~~~nt a weekPnd f#llures, he replied th3 t they sre In Wllkl'svllle v1s111ng her daugh· pDMible bLJl th.al he was uci}uaint· ter, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sayre. ed with spaceships--and that the Mr. and Ml'B. Herb Jones and q~Jesllon should be asked M Sovll"t. children of Columb.us recenl!y rocket eX1per'ls, who mi~ht tell. spent a weekend With her rar· ,. ·-' L d ents, Mr. and Mrs. Kearney Ug· In 8HIaJrne"!, 1 IIOV UIIUOUn!e d eo · 1y wa• llot allow~ to s::~v mort!'. Ji~mie 0 g den is improving lpt Gleim had del1cately gone a .~ slowly at nis home. 1 far ~· he could propc:rly and The Ladiea Circle or the Prc!i- · ltttnellcl~ly go, 8 ~ ~8 ~ hro~g~t byterian chu1·ch met at thf' dmrrh aga -an un~llt~ a e po n : April lB. Mrs. Raymond .Jones . e fact of• Amenca • 0 ~ 0 te~ns Wellston, showed picturt>s nt ht•l: and RuAtla 1 secret exp:- ·:meflta. seve1·al trips to the Holy Land, · The fascination or th~t h~ur whkh all enjoyed. Refrc~hmcnts Cl1111 trorn the lmblle poHtlra• were sf'rvf'd flt clm~e of mt'eting. 1 joclley~ benoatil oil tho good. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Chal'i., <:riffith · ~llowllhlp, Tltov WM humorous 1 and daughter were recent Sun. ~th ~lenn. hl1 WluJhlngton hos' . I day guests of her parer.ts, Mr. I II bet the mouth! ot Amen - · and Mrs. KRarnt•y Ogtl{•n. tao poUtlcal bouea were water- Mrs. Harold Cottrill spent a ~ M they watched Glenn. 1week in Columbus recently. Mrs. Clara Phillips spent the :. Playwright William Saroyan Easter vacation with her son Kd· ~Ill too buay enjoying lift.! to joln son and family nr Waverly. · lflo ""Pinol of our llllif·pttylng llonald Benarh spent ~~ustl'l' foun1 wrlten, Sun~ay.. nlght eon- varatinn with hi s part•nts in Ctm· : .!J.'~.IA!d to. CBS-TV • . G:E . Th•· ton. I atre a Wild, oofy, illogical and Tt>n memhers of Home Dt•m· -.nderful ('()tnedy thot "!ade t"'e onstrulion croup met with Mrs.! world Heh1 a better p ace for ReeSt• Jt>nkins April IH. T h ~ y half ~ ho~r. linisht'd the garments they hlld ~~itltd The Un!!tO)p~ble Gray been making and prepared for i l'ox, K 1tarred Lee J. C~ as Achievement Day, April 2fl at • ~losophlcal fe-lluw .whD !u~ly McAnhur. Mr!i. Calvin wall ~H·s· i wont be upset. by n~~ ttwn dis· ent and inspectLad the garment!. · mliHI from the S'"te Dt_.part The May meeting will be with I ment, hJs daughter '~ l'OOrern thai Mrs. Ada Strausbaugh. 1 her hutband may be having an Mr. and Mra. Leo Davtdson ~air~ hla grand.wn'l troublPs and daughters or Wolfpen !ipfnt l with 1 •chool bu»,. a Sunday afternoon with her mo- ' NotW"ally, overytlling worka ou1 ther, Mabel Wood. · I 1 ! Pretty DRESSES WOMEN$ Handkerchiefs All white embroidered linens, printed Jlnena ond rwiss haudkerchlofa willa eolors, Largo size. HALF SLIPS Just For Her Deep lace hem. Nylon tricot, nylon, dacron, cotton blend and nylon satin. 8·95 to 16•50 1·'5 400 to Choose from our collection, smart new spring fashions to brighten her day-drip dry dacrons in solids and prints-printed arne! jersey- flattering gored skirts and sheaths-just a beautiful selection to choose from. e~ WOMENS SLIPS COSTUME JEWELRY Cboooe from a wonderful selection of neeklaees, ear rlnJI, bl'aeeleto ond piDI. Glamorous, practical, pleasing. 1·00 The peorfect way to pamper Mo- trer. Give feminine friUs for Mother's Day thrills. We've a lovely array of otyles and colors " Choose an electric or spring driven alarm clock. Such famoua makes as Big Ben, Ba· by Ben, Spur, Bingo and others. Buy yours now for Mother's Day giving next Sunday. 1·'5 6-00 to with dual paraonalitlee Give MomAn All Weather COAT ' 1 1 Gift Ideas From The • 10,95 25·00 1 I 1 THE ALM .~-~VoiiA!d ----- Mr . and Mrs. Paul McElroy and , Wolfpen ealled on h i & ~ father, Je" McElroy and her I ANAC sons of ~dln,.matlonal w~nel\ ay , May Y. lht> mother Mabel Wood .1J8th· day of the year with 2:16! Mr. ~nd ftJ.n. Huber.t Carr '!pent ! IIY.l8f 18 ID follow Ill ... -n. ~at 1~. moon quarter. IS a we<kend with her parents, Mr . I . approaC'hmg Its and Mrs. Marion Hutchison. 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Keck 1 lacl"ft,eSa.Z:rnlng Jtara are J~iter spent a weekend wit h her par· I 1 •• rn: cn t11, Mr. aml Mrs. Lawrence 1 · 'ItteVevmmg sturs are MPrcury strausbaugh and other relotiv~s. tfiUJ . T h e Lawrence 011 11111 day In hl!llory : family had a family dinner at 1102, Christopher Columbus, their sons, Mr. and M'n . CartJ' by !ria 1.3-year-otd Strausbaugh. out fl'<llll Spom on •'!us Mr. and Mn. Bailey who ond last voyap to the the Bud W~lch !arm new hobJ bom at Hamerlck'o 2·00 ALARM CLOCKS fully .easy eare including blenrl8 for summer comfort. 0 oncl WISTCLOX In wonder fabrics lor delight· 1 f.ut Three quarter and long line styleL Wilkesville p1·odured no mojo• problems, but tt length. Dry Goods and to Domestics Dept. On The First Floor She'll get twice the fashion wear f r o m these light weight all weather coats some are reversible with matching umbrellas, solids and prints- many styles to c h o o s e from Including capes. eConnon Bod ShHio • 81th TDwela e Tablt COver-of Pl•sHa eShHt & Pillow Cod Soh eLece Table Covers • Boxed Pillow Coon e Table Cloth & N•ln hto Large size scarfs with band rolled hems dots, florals a n d sol· Ids. 1.00 Give Mom A Gift Of Blouses--The Ideal Gifts For Mom f95 to Perfume, Cologne, or Toilet Wa11!r 5,95 See our beautiful selection of womens blouses - from ruffles to casual classics·- all of Mother's Favorites-solids and prints-beautiful colors and whites. Sizes 32 to 38 and 40 to 44, Gloves ·Fo' iMothe~ · , '" \'' I . . !· el'oce Powder Give Mother Gift For The Hol'llel 0 ., . _ v!ni . to the last lovely .:detan, dioose ' 11oves from o~r fresh colleCtion. , I 0 A eomforiable Chair, a new Breakfut Set, a U'ring ROom Suite, Ll Roc:m Tables, lAmpo, HaiiOOCiti, l!letureo, F~ fashion JM!rfecjtlon COIJ!l!!e~ ,.59. l l~95 Seo the larae ......,. of glfto In the Coomotlca Jle. part.med\ on Elllerfelda Flnt Floor- Dlnlna .RaOm ·FlirnHure, a • - and.. JI~x - Sprbigs, Porch· ana <Lawn Filrnltilre. · ·Se.r 'tb• 1:>1; oelt!C;IIIin of Fumlluro ·ind Floor Covartfti GUll on ~· 21i.d· ud.3ril. noon. • 0 ·Elherfelds. In . J) ·j ,'··.· '· ellpaflok_ ,elaugoo eShom• PtmNI-i Wo.. KJio eNoll Pollohol Elllerfelds feoture natloDally, Jmown brandl. Colli plete oeleetlon. Po~~roy IIUIIiPII'AI, Lora Jnu, ..,.,....... llcJ..... ' lilddliopolrt. I •• � 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 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 9, 1962