http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f28b5b1a7be11ea8521076e973822ac4.pdf 8248eb4ed940e0336066698a368e7697 PDF Text Text I ' Middleport Society New Mrs. James W. Kitchen ·[dre~\ i ;· < \' I J ~ real security.,\, ' I Were tnlling .bout the lind of security they can't do wrlhout,,. the hnd that comes from ins1Je. • Faith. In God, In hfe, In themselves. l1fe is no gume for apiritual sissie5, Only Farth .•• the armor of the spirit.. for couralleously, no matter what it Lrin~s. You can show your children -- build it day by day. tf you make praylnw a ~·~•i!r a)f~ir•.. / - I.Ol'tlaniwc.. · Olturch of .l..ut Cbritt of Latl e: D•Y Saints, Old Town Flott, on Portland lklute. Suad•r School 10 a, m. prcachin& 11 a. m. and. 8 p . m. an4 Bible Study Thur.soay 8 pm, Pa.dor C. W. Profritt A.a~l Chu. Hupp, Zion Church of Chrltt. Locet•d on Pomeroy-HarrifimvWe Road. Bible ~bool 9:30 A. M. Mominl Worship 10:30 a. m. Evening Worship 7.30 p. m. Thomaa Wyatt, Minittcr. Joseph Johnaon, Bible School , Supt. MIMnYIIIe Methodist Church, Rev. R. M. Grovoit, Pal.tor, Hoam~r Roush, S•pl. 10 A. M. SuOO.,. School; ll A. M. Worship Service; Tuetctay 7:30 P. M. Midway Cernnt\lnlty Church Rev. R. E. Floyd Cleland, LeMlbJg Creek Roecl. Thomas. pallor. Oburth Servioo 7:30 P. M. Pt-a.y« meelin1 Wedn~ niarht '1' :30 P. M. EV«Yone eordfall.r bwtted. The lyrecuM MethtMIIIt Church Rev. Robert E. Lblter, Pastor. SUDday School 8:30 A. 'M. Dana Wlnebl'C!IJDer, Supt. WotlhiP SerYlcet 7:80. Third ltntt Pentec-... Church :Middleport, B. L. Btrrett, pattor. &uzular School 10 L m. Eveoilll aervice 7:.0 o. m. Orin lpltc4,.1 Church, l"t Mtln Strett, Pomeroy, Rcy, J . Edwin Charlea. .R.eetor; J,tn. Ce- dric W. Clark, orpoloL Woroblp and •ermoa at 10:30 A. M., Hoi)' Commun.lon rtrat SuDd~~J In montb. Church School. BeJinnerJ aad Primary, at 10:30 A. M. Far lnfor· mat10111 concerolnJ our work, pleue telephone J02.J. Chrlttllft Churdll m. tt ..... Every &uday 111 A. K. Sllllday School aad ComrauaiOD flrat Sua· day iD mODtb 11 A. 11. Cbureh eommualoa and prMChi.DJ; Suodl)' ehurcb tlaird In moolh 7:10 P. ll. preacbtn1-" Chrlltl•n Churd M LMI tom, every Sundllty 8:80 A. aoto II. SU11dl1 Sclhool end coramunloa; flnr Suruhy ln month 7:ao P. \1. Chureb preacbJDil third Sunday ID JDOaLb 10:80 A. Jl. Cbureb COrD muatoa and preaehln&. The Chunt.. of Chrftt, K..... eveey Suaday SUO A. 11. Sunday School and communion, I.XODd SUadaJ lll moatb 10:00 A. M. TY SIIIU for lveryone •• Church communion and prearhinl!l: rourth Sunday In month 7.30 P . M. ehurcb preaching The CArlttl•n Church at H•mlock Grove, every Sund&ly 9:10 A M. Sunday Schuol and communion !econr.l Sunday In month 7:30 P. M, church l"reachinc tourth Sunday in mouth 10:30 A. M. ch~trcb communion and preachlnJ.IUB Church••· Morning ~tar & laterprlta, Rev. Roger llthop, 1'a1tor. Mornin~ Slur Sun :h1y School lU5 A. M. Korr.lna wor· ship at 11 A. M. MYll" Sunday e'·e· nina: at 8. Prayer meetln& Thursday e'o'ening . .F.nl~rpriae Sunduy School 10:10 A. M. Momlni worship £t:30 A. M. YF at 6:30 P. M. Evenina wouhlp 1:30, Prayer meellnll Wednel!day 1:30 P. M. UB Churchas, Letart P:alls, R• ser Martin, Pastor. Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Worship Service . 7 P M. Cb.ristian Endesvor altNnate Sunday• at 7::JO P. M.. Church of the NeaererM, Syneu!e, Roy K. WnUam~, pastor. Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Mornlna: wonblp 10:30; NYFS 6:30 P. M; Evangellstic &er'o'lce 7:30 P. M. WedneldiJ evenln( prayer meet ~ lni: for tbe midweek and TuesGAJ afternoon pr1yer bour. HouM •f P're.,.r, Cbftter, Su• day School 9:30 A. M. Moralns wouhlp 11 A . M. Suad&y evenlna worahip at 8. Prayer meetlna on Thursday 8 P. M. W•a~-; too. Ewry 'IUbltantlall«word step In the community munt t better financial climote for thlt unk. Our local IHnt and our cu,-rlllon with " - town projeclt conitont!y pr:ove the communitymindeclnett of thlo bonk. ' I Church of Chrltt, lr••f•rcl, Rev. John Wyatt, Putor. .ilble Sebool 9:30; cbur-eh service~ 10:30 Youth meeuaa et tS P, M. and evanJcllallc 1ervice Sunday eYeD · Ins al j _ Jaml!l Reed, Supt. Free Methodl•t Churcl'l, Herry 8atea, Pastor, Laurel Cliff. Sun· day School 9 :30; Clast meetln1 Ill. 10:30; FMY Jervlcc 7:00j Pt:eecb· Church of Christ in Chrh;llan Ina: 8:00j Pra)"'lr MeellnJ Wedne9- Union. Middleport, the Uf'v. t:uy dlf 7:30. Hysell RUD Sundty !•'. S11yre, pnstor. Sunday School , School 10; Preaehlnc 11 :1:1. tO R. m.: Preaching serv it•r. 7 30, PAIRVtiW Wednc~day l\lble Study 7 .30. .Edward Grlilit.h PJJtor, Sund17 First Pred,yterlan Church, MidSebool 9:30 1. m.; Youna: People• dleport , the ReY. Howard Hupp('lt . meetint 6:45 p. m.; l'reacbln• •er- pasor. Church school 9 :30. .John "ric.et '1:30 p . m.1 preyer meeUDJ, ~·uuz. ~ upt :' Morning wor!!hip 10:Wed. 7::!,0 p. m.; Th1.1n.da)' 7:30 30. ino;ta\lnlion and onllnatlon of P. M. Eul Ltt11rt. S. S. 9:30. deacOJlS ~And <leaconcucs, sermon Mornina Worship 10:45. Eve- lopic "1'1; Deacon": 8 p . m. Wcsl· nina wor.sblp 8 on the let, Srd, llh minster Youth Fellowship; Tl.•cs· SuDdl)'l. l"nycr Meetln1 Wed· day 7 :30. llcaconll and D{HH·onc!'scs nHday B. ut thf' pnsot•'s stud>•; W(•(hwsclar . Racine Mr&tlon Charlet lv•h 6 311 , Jwuor choir; 'I p . m S<-uwr pastor, Servic~s Sunday 7:30 and d1oir . Tue11fll,y 7:30. Pre•by .. rlan Church, SyncvM, Portland Churr.h, •arl Cust.r, lhC' ltcv Howard RUpfW'It, pastor. putor, Au'l. p1S1ot, Edlth Codner rhurch Sfhool 9 :30, Roher\ IIHr· ServicE's Sunrlt~y 8:00, Tue1d.ay al llt•n ..~ upl.: Westminster Yt\Uth 1~ • · 1 · '1:30 and rnday 7 30. luwship 6:30; Evening Wuhhip, Chun:h of Chrltt, Middleport, 7 30 Jnr.tttllntion and recognitiua Fred I . <lardnt'r, p:tstor. Bible of Mrs. Jol\~ Crew, trustell, ~t'l'· School 9.30. Mormn){ Worahip 10:- mon "The De&con." 30. sermon top i<' '"A Caroful Look United tMthodltt, Pomeroy, Sun· at l.-:no1·ar\(:c"; Chri11llan Endeavor dnv Schnol 9 · Hi a. m. Thco Smith, 6 p m ; 7:30 closing servl~e ol !!uPt.; Worshtp 10:30 a . m. Pastor the evangelistic mertlnf with the Brown will exchnnw:e pulpits with sermon "What h Man" by Fred Rev. Borden of )it. Moriah Baplist Dunn, Huutlngton: Wed. 'I p. m. Church. 'fhl.!i is Race Relations Prayer mectin;.:, leader Mr~ . 0~· Sundav. P111~or Borden's subject: car Housh. -•·Mv FRith Looks Up To Thct!"; HNih Methodlat Ch11rch, Middl• l'n~tor Hrown's subject : " Who IH purl, lht"! !lev. c . Jl. Ko'1krighl, pa~ My Ne ighbor?" Sunday aftt!rnoon tor. Suttday school 9:30 Erne•t Co- at 2:30 Rev. Brown will preach at 'o'ert, supt.; Mornlns wouhlp 10:3\1 the County lnflrmarY. G:30 MY.F. Sermou lopU:. "TILe Au&wer l!o\ God" E~eue Frye, preakteut.; WEd. 1 . • • i 141NCH TIRES tnaay others RELI.ABLE FIRESTONE ••• Sale On All i • 'O N THE NEW LOOK 'Auto IN SEAT COVERS Parts No mon.r how far he travels, Samsonite ~e1p1 ita gOod l~aktlll't stoong-1trcng enough tcttand 01'\o • • • • • Scufh Can't fc:rtt Ita '"bttttr•than·leother" flnlth. Spott disappear with o damp doth. Ancl hit clothtt ttoy fre1h thc:rnlts to dual-proof tcngue·in·gr00¥1 clo•uml • • Mon'a 2·ploco oot. :. $44.~0 • • • • , V.\.P, Cose ••. SlP.~O ' M•n'1 Jo\lrnt)'tr , , , $27..51) ... ,.,. BAKER FURNITURE ' • • • t t ' aiCtDJ. • • . 8. Qukk-Tripptr .... $1~.~& A.Two-$"1ttr • •• $21 • • • • .· '....__ t ..,, ,.; -~~· On Tbo Brightest Corner In Middleport 1 • t t' t • t' 411 I t t I e • t •• I I t • • • • • • • • • • • Be a buddy to your car ••• 'keep dirt.· sreasc, stain!!. off tlu:: seats with famous- brand Howinl Zink SClll eovera. Mod• ern pauc:rM, rabric::a, trims in a bursr of colors. Priced to go places ... with you! YOU CAN'T TO MISS! • • • • • • •••• SAVINGS AfFORD .•• • • • REIOL SAVINGS WILLIAMSON OIL CO• MoinSt. Wahaina .~sters Aid In Purchase or Scoreboard WHOLESALE PRICES . .. • • • 11157 SI.NGLB y Public u· · eanng On Reloeating Rt.680 Plam:ted Foretasts Indicate Little Danger. Of Flood In Meigs-Mason Area While '1Joo4 waters menaced areu south of Meigs County today, local river observers said that Ibis immediate area was A pablie heartna: · 11 tcheduled in no danger of bigb waters occasioned by a steady rainfall in, for February 13 in Pomeroy to the Ohio VaUey during the weekend. hear U'JUmentl for 1nd aplnst The Ohio lllver swollen by ihe heavy rains today atl<>ck 23 the lfi&hway ~partment'1 propo- staged at 33.1 feet at 10 a.m. arid was reported rising at the 111 that four teotba: of 1 mJle ,of Pom11:0y, Ohio rete of one tenth foot per hour. M. E.$.T., February 13 tn the Com- AYear-Old G'IrJ Hit BYCar In of the Shadr. River and will take 11011 G. Gammon, 632 S. Se.eond-st a:tn Calli OJ later today. At "JC.nao- upo A Front Of Home e SNOW GRIPS .• • I ~ •o iI • • I ........... \ .. ,.,. ..-.·:e • • • • • • • • • ' Thr woi<TI were expected to be rtaUonary by _tonight ond lo be&Jn another me pauib)y loi!IOI'row as head waten from the Pl!ftn. sylvania 1nd Upper Wat V'll'iiDLI watenhed. reached th1l area. a nortbweaterly 4i_reetlon, ellmi- Middlepdrt waa in Meigs Ge"n«al wha FaUa the readillg Wll 13·· Bating the e-xistinl curve. Hospital today aufleriog a broken feel and falling todQ .• River reporlJ uid l,bat tbe Ohio Mr. Thormyet id4ed that as left thigh •~ the result of being wu rUing at five tenthJ an hour bit by an auto in hOOt of her 11 tbfl! new ~n ls openat Loc!k 13; four terltbs at Lock traffic thf,. ~ns section home at 3:45 Sunda)t afternoon. 14; tbree tenths at Lott 15 aa4 of State Route Will revert to Harold Parker, 4 .or XIMiA- one tenth at Lock 18. Loeb 17, ltrollfoii> COiftilj'HI.&bway System. ipp.i, driver af the tar whieb 18 and 19 wen reported ttatioury atraek tbe 1mall girl, was exoner- and a .me of one IWf of one ated of ~ by pollee who uid tenth per bour reported at boeb ~ tbat tbe e'hi14 bad darted into the 20, Zl aDd 22.. path ot hiJ aulo from between A$ lhe lloutgomery llla!td Roll· parked cars. · er Dam pear CiJirimlati the river wa1 at 14 f-eet aod at tbe GdUpoMiddleport ·Patrolm1n HennaD lis JtolJer D;;~m an rollen weftl out Gilkey wbO iDveW,.ted the acti· of wa~..and the river .repcirted ' dent uid that Parker was not risint at two tenthl of 1 foot: per charged with any offense and had lunn'• expreoed a, wlllinanea; to return ~ heavy rain~ darinl U,.• here if nee~. weekend eauaed tile wuhout fl: T he Midlle.,Ort Emergency three culvqt, in Meip· cOuntt · Squad lummoDed ~ the tcene of IDd aecordina to CoUnty Eni!Deer lbe mlsbap lnDipoj'le4 lbe cbil~ J. E. D. Hartingr.r. all woUld l!le to Meip Geaeral. wbere M coo- repaired tod1y. One of the 1 cui,. <lltion today ... ..,orted .. CAR Luggage • • ' missioners' office in the Meigs The Ka~awba River al 10 a.m. tb1t morrun1 wu reported ,..... CcuiJty C9urt Hou&e. Ttie teloeatlon wUJ begin about Evelyn Gammon, four year old tion.ary for previOUJ fiye hourt at 350 feet 10uth of tboe West Branch daua:hler of Mr. and Mrt. lhrri- Winfield and wu eJqJeeteci to be. FOR YOUR I Samsonite •• Tbt hearing it aet for I GIVE HIM THE LUGGAGE I Stltfl Route 680 iD Melia County be reloc-a~ed, Mr. GeorJe Thorroyer, ActJng Director of the High- 'to way Deptrlment announced. today. --- First Bapti•t Church, Pom.roy, Halph C. Zundel, pastor, Wi\liam \Val~nn, Supt 9:30 to 11 combined ~crv icr of worship and study. Obscrvauce of Race Relations Sun flav . GuP!!I ~prakcr, Rev. Borden of Ml. Moria h Chureh, Mldd\eporl. Spf'cial mu•ir . Nuraery and Junior Ch urc h. 6.30 Youth Meeting. Wed., 7·30 Bthlc c:: tud y and prayer. Also II H!I'Ii ll g of deacons ;uHl deacunes~cs. Thursda y 7.30 Women's Mis- THAT OUT·TRAVELS ALL OTHERS Chvrch of the Nn•r•n•, Mlddl• port the Rev. Robcrl Styers, Pill!· tor. Bible school 9:30, Lester Tay· lor, supl.; Morning worship lO ::m: sermon, "Careless Paths of the Righteous"; 6 :43 Young Peoples' mectint: ; Rvening scrvi(·c 7 30. sermon "White Robes for t't lth.'<· Rag~ .. : Wed. '7:30 prayer mt'cting . Mt. Moriah B•ptltt Church, Mid· dleporl, lhe Rl'v . N. D. Borden. pastor. Blhh• school. 9:30 Al'lcna ll~csr, 5upt , Morning worship Ill 30, naptiH.ntlll service al lhl' Fll'sl Baplisl Chu.·l'h fl p. m.; B'I'U 6 p . From Rain MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Member Federal Reserve System •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · Roadlied POMEROY, OHIO Il l • .DeiseJ,T~ain Derailed Sunday The .FARMERS SANK. and Savings Company Senior YotJLh F!'llow,)up 6 r• m.. Official Board '1 :::1!1 p. m .; MundiiY WSCS 7 :30; Wr dows day tj · 4~ Sen· ior ('hoir practin·; 7 p. m pra)"t•r gr uup. Firsf Baptiat Church, Middl1parf lht· He v. l'. E Ho.vl. pastor. L"lHIITh ~lO nary Sucldy. Christian Science Soclefy, '144 sr huol g ]~ ; Gerald An!hony. supl Harrh.onvllle Presbyteri•n, the Muru iug Worshijl lil 15 uhsi'I'V· ~lullwrry Ave ., romr.roy . Mornm~ ii!H"I.' or Rov Seoul Sunda y, serm(ln- -~ •·rvil' :! nl 1 t <1. m. with srmrr Hcv. Ralph C. Zunfil'l. p<t~tor. 10 dh~ toP!c ·"'I'hf' lmpa1t{'ll l s,·.,u !' "; tht· ~ ubjccl or les8on sermon 11nd Church School, W. W Vtnlaw. is sermon !Ollie "Gud <Jnd A Brotlwr" Goldt·n Tt!:O:t Where the Spirit ol I Supt. 7:45 p. m Wunhtp service and st:rmon "Wht!n Thl' Minority De11cons anrl Deacont'ssc~ tu meet, tht• l.orrl i~. there is libert y. 5 p. rn . Mt. Moriah Bapti st Church Cor inthians 3 :17. Wed. evening Is night." will hR\1(! a bapt!sm~l se rvice at the •• 1-'tr~ L Baptist Chun·h; 6 p m.Jun· ior and Senior Yuuth fo~c llow~ lup , • • 7:::10 Evcni11g wor~lnp , sermon • "Build1ng For flod"; 'I'uesduy 9:31. a. m. Woml•n's prayer meeting <1l the church : 7 ·30 Lovejoy· Cird(• <1! the home of Mra. Charles Searle~ • •••••••••••••••• S. 4th Ave . Wednesday 7 :30 f.hd week prayer 1111d praise ~crvlc('. 8:~ Sc>nior choir; ThursdRy 7:30 Golden Rule l'lass al the home of • Mr .and Mrs . Clcmi.!l Fo7c Friduy 7 \:J . rn. Leuder.!!hip trawlng l'111ss; • 8 p m Church SchOol officer~ ami Tcaehf'f!' conference; Tucsda), 7 : :10 Christian crus11ders ClR~s at • the home of Mr .and Mt·~. Larry Rice. .' ~ ater - - - - .;:-:-:c::- 151 ' • / I .-.:, lQO~slttp lo.(lelher eUCr,JI Weer( I • ......JI••••AI'M p. m. Prayf'r meeting . Thursday services at e. Thlil public is invited 7 p m Choir practice Mrs. Werry. ] IO altt•Pd. Reading room with side d irector. At the Worship service ' r·ntrance IO('~ted at rear of church Sunday 'mor n ing the Boy Scout~ open to publJc Monday 2 to~ p. m. will sit in a body. Ralph Spencer Alfrad Methodist Church, Rev. anil Charles Swatzel, Scout person It M. Gro\•c, pastor. Sun. School nel , wiil sit wiilh them. at 9:30. Lluyd Dillinger, Supt.; Church of Chrisf, Br•dhury, Ed· ] Wors hip Service l0:45; Sunday aft· ward Emerson, pastor. Bibl~ crnoon from 2 to 4 Services at the School 9 :30, Thurman Carsey , supt 1 Elmwood RPst HOOle. Sun. even· Morning worship 10:30; Christian ing at 7 30 regular meeting of the Endeavor 6 p.m.; Evening worship MYF: Wt:d. 7:30 mid·week prayer 7:30 p. m. servicus. Federated Church, P:ev. Walde J. Bartels, pastor , Norman Kloes, S. S. Supt.; Sunday School 9:15 a m. Wonhip hour 10:30 a m. Ser· mon "Dwarfed Chri:;.ttana". Jun· ior YF 54~ p. m . Senior YF 6 p m. M~:dgs Coun ty Coundl of Jte· llgiou s Educntlon will meet a! the Fcdcr11tCd Church F'riduy, 1-'eb. 111 2 p m. The clal-ls for conrirma limt will meet rur lll strurli on un S"lttrd<ly nl 10 ·00 a . m. . >'" Wc,tcrn Hills Apartments, Chillicothe. where to Hncl Faith •• :how to .. I .Mrt. Bertha Lasher and her cousin, Mrs. Ruth Adams of Co· Mrs. James W. Kitchen, the forrr~er Jane Young, whose lumbus spent Wednesday ma•·riage was an event of Sunday, February 3, at the Middle~ her sister, Miss Edith Titus w1th .and port Church of Christ. Mr. and Mrs . Kitchen are living at the brother, George. ' .. ' Rutland, Ohio will give them the stamina to meet it ............ ~· •• Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley have moved to the McMaster apartment s on Beech Street. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. F!er••~h .tre .!M!heduled to leave this weekend for Fort Lauderdale. Fla. , and for !In extended vacation. Denver Rice, who has worked at the Sporn plant for the past six rears, is employed as mechanical maintenance millwright at the Kaiser Aluminum plant at 1Ravcn ~. .vood, W. Va. q We don't mean the ~cest ho~se 1n the best ) neighborhood ••• the newest, sleekest car .•• the right schools, the ~ght camps. • 8-Dally Send4et,'foineroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 9, ·1957 E. o . Ra!l . man11gE'r of the Mid dlep6rt Ben Franklin Store, is • medkal pattent at Holzer Hospital wher e he was entertd Tbursdt.y . Mrs LJ!lian McGhee, who b :.:1 been visiti ng re latives in BeJle, W. Va., has r eturned home. Mrs. Wayne Gibbons i.! a med..i· cal pat1ent at the Holzer HospiUl, Gallipolis. James Criswell. maintenancl' man at the OVEC pl<~.nt , Kyger Creek, ts taking a two weeks special. trammg course at Spriug· field. Sosie Edwards, who has bec:1 wearing a cast after 11 leg injury, !las had the cast removed and is scheduled for leg sur,7ery .at Jio!· zer Hospital. Dr. and Mrs . .Tr~h :o Kircher and children, Columbus, arrived Friday evening for a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Dowr,. ing. \ • .... �•• '' ... ' . Sentinel YOUR AllEA ' ' liE • !181~· 1957 TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV :Chciiiii'Jtl. SCIENCE IN .... . . ~VL'l'l ADS 'PHDtq 191 A Stop .r.rw•rd • Legal ll(otice · W~ntecl I' ., RAftS • After Yoo, Telephone Hogs ) . Over the past weekend an unhappy loco! telephone sub· SCriber learned from a distant relative that the relative llad tried to telephone an importont message onto the Pomeroy Exchange gossip network . The folks trying to call here poled all day, found the "line busy" the entire time. Wl)lle llQt able -to classify their message as an emergency , it was important enough to cause considerable disgust at failing to get through. It has been recently verified , too, that a person In one of' tbe small surrounding towns near Pomeroy-Middleport makes a practice during the day of using the phone frequently for long periods of time and leaving the receiver off the boo¥ between calls. This so tl>nt she won't be held up even a minute when she Is ready for her next call. In this ~ase It ·has been reported telephone company trouble shooters have ·made severai attempts to stop . the receiver-off-the-hook business but the person who is the subject of this discourse is too smart for that kind of simple trickery. She watches for them, rushes back to the phone- if she Isn't already on it herselland oIacessa ld recei ver back on th e h oo k . "Who, me '" . apparenUy is t h e response t h e ut iltty men get • Ytu take it from therE!. And have you ever received a long distance call and 1\ad difficulty in hearing your caller? Probably everyone has. The reason is that everyone else on your party line bas their receivers off the hook listening, or waiting until your call is over so they can get their request tor a· number in . This is a matter of simple courtesy one would consider too obvious tor grown adults to infringe upon. On numerous occaSJons the editorial staff of this newspaper has laced a p.ress time deadline with only minutes to spare, and needing some vital link or information to com· plete a story for page one. "Tht line Is still busy," says our operator who is every bit as disgusted as we are, is the sole result of attempt alter attempt to get through to our party. Usually by doin~ Utile elae than dropping every other duty and concentrating mstead up· on demanding the number every 60 seconds we finally get through. But tbc w~ar and tear on nerv es and the mounting irrltation makea"it ,, questionable matt"r in these m~ments ju•t in what terms we would jUdge th e human race. What I• the answer to this mounting problem? We don't profess to know . Something wlll have to be done before it becomes any worse, Or continues as it is mu ch longer. It would a~ar the telephone company would be vitally interested in easing the situation, for its own .. public relations" part, If the utility would take the initiative in impoalng reBtrictions on intemperate telephone users, it would find the great majority of its customers solidly behind in support. And if nothing can be done, beca use of existing laws or Public Utilities Commission r egulations, we'd like to know that, too. Then action could be directed to the proper place. DAILY CROSSWORD A~ DOWN l . Caplt•l ~ 1Muu t . Counter l . acc.atuy unit (llun) I. Applau~ t . l ......pt<l moldl.nf { · IO.Itlbbtt lo lG. Weight , -~ ) . A11lll ~· , t l:vutnr , I ...,. IUocm oonr I lt. VIOtil&tod , .. Oft tlptoo . 11. ltrunl• : If. w....,t 1 ot - ......... ,.,......, ', aa.a... .......C::: .r--.. \ d hill .......,............ water 25. Twirl, Don 11. Clllldrtn'l .IL!Jt . 21. Body J •.f. Koldlllr edp .,... ently .... .....l.lrrttotod , U. ColD (J.,.) 11. ~wn ; If, htrapa -·, ot tM .II. ll'om ' tllnPI) &. G.bbO. &T.Cft. Un!.I.J 17. AuthorJ. tallve 20. Scold ••thumbl J S3. 1Cul Indian. . 2&. No~arly all 21. Negligent 29 Force SO Dwelllnl• 31 . Sweet 1 C•real rrua VIr. 31. Netv10rk 88. 1riland 40. Alt\ltopo potatoea (A!r.) ~-a. ' ! • I - --..,..,.-,.,- ·-:--,---------,..::.."""~,.._--~N. Y. Churct.ootno ALBANY, N. Y. - A survey b,· the National Council or Churci'es IJ;lowed that 66.6 per cent ofall New York 1:1tale nsldents attend church ff':&'Uiarly. The u . s. aver age is 111 .1 per cent. The survey was based on reports rrom 114 r ~ll~l•u• bodies. S114!1on , _ II)RMINGHAM, AIJ.-4ui<J deal· r ...... , , _,-C~IY HOME ' · LAUMDlT CO. N.:IO!d ...... . . ~ ........ No Cooper•tlon 8)0l1X FALLS, s. p.-The tral· flc de.Rartment finished painting crosswalk and lane stripes on Pbillipa and Main Avenues ln the bui!liness dittrict . The next day, the 11trcct department applied a tr.uh coat of aaplwlt and gravel as a 11 eul coat ror winter. •.:·-,. . . ~.~ . -~--v~ ~ ftiU~~M. AW:.~armo.n ~att~l'lield became dlsi~t~ '.when tlhe w.b(jJesale prk!e ol C!fn.taloupea ~wed to 2& centl a bulhel. He tcdt ,h" M1U BOSTON at the FU'Jl\l,fJ' Mllr- street -~ . newly dad.icl\tet;l 1 in dGwn1own 8QStGn ls ket here fD.d drove to a rffide"'tial "Allen's Alley," re~tned ln Jwnar'l where he 1ave &Wjl)' 1 truck- or ofthe late com~dian. Fred Alload to ,claJn9flng haUJew1ves. cn . u ·formeriy W-i!B ,pity ijall Avi>nur.. A natlv.e JoltQlliJI,D, Allen walked through It many times dutSAN Long And Short which has more reg- ing his life. OGDEN, Utah- A (ot.t ~·member lstered ·than any ()lher a~ , prejury cleared G. Ra y Stackman of rrents quite 1 conlra11t in regiilraCrociMt Cham~t keeping a vicious do&" after a 14- Uons when overall state figure s NASHVJll.E, Ten,n. -for five year-old newsboy who claimed the are .brok,en down into eountiei ro ncoulive years, Ernest Mooit, 67, animal atlackcd him odmltled in onsld er, .tor example, Alpine Coun- has won a prize at the Btate talr cit)' opurt he dldn'~ know whether ty's 28JI •Utoa to Los A~e1' tot· here - for Crocheting. 'foo.n, of the dog's taU was long or 11hort. to-·2,328,828. · ncll'f Murlrees.boro, Tenn ., said ~~~--~~---- --he 's been r roeheting for 41 years, star tl ug the seronrl yea r he was ma l'ricd. ----- WASHINGTON 5:;~::: MARCH Of EVENTS:::====:::: Manr VtxatloYt lnddtnll J Hoped lor •oooll Will Ero' Stolen SerMOn. TALLAHASSEE. Fla.- 'rhe 'ev. R. W. Ford compllilined to police that l.lameone stole a Bible an~ 2~ sermons from his car while it was parked in front of his chut'ch. Has Failed to Materlalhr:e Pla1ulnt Chltf Executive Sptcll'll to Central PNJu Aasod11tton ASmNGTON- The second tenn which Pre&ld~nt Eisenhower, •tt•r hla tandiHck re-election, hoped' would be marked by an "era ot good will" already hu pmduced an extnordlnary numbtr 81 vexatloua lncldenta. .. Mr. Jl:laenhower reee.-tly delivered a publle rebuke l !!' ~:. _, . .,.., ~elory Charlea E. WU11on fur ae.;UIIiAJ the National Oua1d of harbortng draft dodgers during the Korean war- and waa, In I urn, .colded by Mr11. Wll40n fur hUI crltlciBm ot lle\' hWib&nd. At the same time, he felt com,pelled to make & rlnl'ing <lefenJt or secretary ot State John Artie 0. Rou11h of Letart, W. Fo!lter Dulle!! Wh086 COihlUet of United St.alea Va., will attend the annual lharepolicy In the' Mlrlrllt ICf.ll wal b''Ought m\(ler holders meetina of The Federal aharp attack by Domocr.e.Uc "na\.!)ra. Land Bank or Baltimore on FebOD top of theae Cabinet problems, the thlet ruary 14 and Ul. The meetlns will ·executive wa• confronted Wltll the ~mubblng ol. be held in :Baltimore. KlnJ Saud of Bauc;U Arabia by New York City Rou&h serves jointly as a dl.ree-ol!'kllt.la and Sharp ~_,~111tonal oppo!ltlon to of the Natloilal Farm Loan AItor JovltlllJ Y1,1ro11av Prealdeftt Ttto to this country . and of t~e Ripley ProsociaUon Another dlaturblnl lnoideftt waa Tl'\auury S.c~ ductlon Credit 'Association. uta.ry Qeorp M. Hwnphrey't eriUelarrt ot tM AL the meetlna: will al10 be a fNIIHnt bud&'et t.nd hla wamln& that llpvmunent apend· eonference of director• ot 36 proIIMnhewtr lne conttnuee on aueh & act.le, • h&lr·cW"IlCIJ · duetlon er:edlt lSli\IClationa . in 4epl'QIIon will r.uult. Ho.wtwr. clttpltt tht• lrklome incldentl. tht ~ldll'lt ll aald to Penntylvania,.. Maryland, ,Delaware, Vb'Kinla, Wcl!lt Vlr,lioia, and. 'J'\Ier· bt· --~t .that ....tory wm recon;l l;lls lteoll~ tt"' HI o._e ch,u•• to Rico. u~ by undllnln'-be4 proaperlty and ~\¥ ~~~~ tow•nt, W To Attend Federal Land ' Bank Meeting -~tdpooco. 11 o30 Strllce ;t Rich · 12o00 vaiJant Lady 12:15 LOve of Ute · 12:30 Search for Tom~9W 12o45 Guldlnc Light !-i:;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;. 1 j w J ----·-·----, Daily Sentinel DayBook BI~THDAYS OISEitiiED Mr. and Mrs. M. f... Kelly entertainod Sunday with a family din- ner celebrating the birthdays of l'arad~ JTit.UCTUII.U. I IIAMI sCUll llliN •• MITALl 6:55 Weathermu. 7oOO Art Linkletlel- & thO Kldo ?:00 .Pre11 Conference '7:15 D<!udu Edwards. 7:30 Roblnhool Burna & Allen Talent Scollll I LDve Lucy Deoembor ,Brldo ,''. Dou1Las ~w.ardl TO ANNOUNCE I 8:00 Phil Silvera SboW 11:30 The Brother~ . 9:00 To Tell the Truth 9o30 Red Skelton MEIGS EQUIPMENT -- COMPANY Pomeroy, 0. WHTN-TV Channef13 CHJlNNIIL tlo44 Sign On . Phone •• J!iioae IH&ol, •l"tm' <i Cllitlt'a Oili'jo, FCJiOloroy, lloute No. J, "QuaiUy Spealts For 118elt" 1• Cfrto.Jn OlpJ> ~ B..U: WAII.'O ...... ....... .................. ··-- 111 & IIIIM ... ,.....,.,, Ohle -I:;;;;~~;;; 118, · Bradbucy. 'Alltn lli>Ujh, . PhoPI'Ietor. il'ho~ 6812..f. • ltocln.y Downing Ill! --12:10 Noon New• r 1U5 N.ftl~boro INJuuNcl: AGENCY • .... - b l l o , -lth IUO X-iberace I 1:00 Forftinlne ToUch' l:•:J MovJe .Matillee ~ . 3J00 · Afternoon .t1llit li'eJd.y.al .4o3~ SuDer Sertal Tim~ ., Oo,OO Mlc~ey llfpuse Club . 8:00 Cartoon Club Rutland, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ne},!on have sOld their furriiture and pur· chlled a boUle traUer and are moving to 'Zanesville where -Mr. Nelson it employed at presen~. Mre. Belle McJCnight bJ movJ.na tb tbe Xlfll ·property vacated by the NeliJ(IDI- Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Spires are Uvine in the trailer vaeated by Mrs. McKnleht . Sherman TUU.. who is em,~l•r•~ at Chillicothe spent the at his ·home here. Mrs. tyrnt:d ~o Chll!lc.othe with MJu Vanetta 'Carroll haa ''~!lleilj I 11:30 Five star F.taal .1. Vol5 1o6n Daly • th•' lfiWii · 7:30 Cberenne · . · .., DoOO ln-Obo' Atrow 1>811 DuPont Cavaleado Con~enllal ACCIDINT Auto SOles !ole PllNTfAc v8' St:r'o'hM 5;.. :- dan. Leu tb1n 9,000 BUY mUe!J• ~.oo: BJaettnar's, Pomero,.: , a 7 11< INti IIIJICIC VB Special 4 dr. Rlv- 8o!O \Vyalt lilorp 10;00 Polka Time ...... ,, GENjmAL · llEPAia ~·t ·Garfti~• .IO<ated o;· Rt . __, nlo 'toP". .. •·---o.~ ...ltil!l1 6WIIor. lltiiii.OII. l!laclt ;J Oflle• rurthermoro estaJe · Grimm, ' (correct n-.m,e 3rclofid Moin, Mldctltport . Phot~e 1204-X ........ .. . Pic:k.. ancl· For Your Convenience · ' Lifo; - I I r a n d - . Ita~ latot. lroker . .' M--T,OHIO ', PHONII t'l~~ , Otl~lty up SERVICE~· .. . ' • a ..U It 011e o f - ·~l' llruel! ~ .. l'alllel'oy .. Jliddle)IOl1 dd )'oil will ~'jll. J; 'tt sl!l'\'ll!e. \ 'IIIII Gl'hnm) r~ed es 498 anrt fN , Meigs Coun.ty, Ohio. &1ft u , next !!law '.Qf· , I!JberllanC, fi'OIQ t!1e dieeae'ilt,~Latay~Ue Grimm, ill '.. . :. ' ·. •l • •- said ·reU estate, ind also alleges otbv flct.a, 'and ref-erence ill bad to the petiU.;~n Jn this ease allel' ing same. AIJ!I BOYS!! . In tbe ·"Prayer of said petition, plaintiff prays that be may be autbori¥.d ud ~rdered to sell .the aforesai(l described real eJt-ate ac- 1 ::-• .,..," eordlng to the Jtatutes In sucb ~~~.1,;7 eases made J:nd provided, ~d that the real estate be aold tree and clear from tJl claima and interests of the ,defendanta herein, and for aueh Other and further relief, le&al .and .fiQ.Uitable ,.u may be prop. e~ in ~the 12 YEARS · OF~~ premiaes. --uu-·. Said pont" ~ requtl'ed lo o~ or before .the JOtb day OlOJ.iD.Il! aDJwer ••llorch, A. D. 1»7. . ' WO Alvtn Norrl• as Adminlst.ntor ot tbe $state or Lafayette GrinHn, Deceased Crow and crow ~~ ' UUID. co••••- Attorneys for PlalnUI! '•. 4. 11, Ul, 25. (3) 4, ll, 6tc ' ner'a, Pomeror. 2 Y BIG . ·- • employment, ·lor llisa CeeH · and 11 vl!Jting her Rev .and Mra. J . T. Carroll. If• ·O!ld· .t<lul . 'With ,. i LeamU.1 11i Ytaur,. '-•1•• vltJe And SllJ!I. '""' wu in GJ\1 . ltttn<\inl Oblo at \ E ... I*Ctlldallt H at. CoWl<o· .. co.=. { 990 1 I··:.= ( I' .I)AJL'f.(llrPtoQuO'J'I: •"'· . .., . - Jlore'l IIOW It ..... )ttl -, AXYDL8AAX.Jl ··-n your Dial • .~ . t. L_,NGFI:LLOW ' r OM uuar •ia.p)11~cll tor anatber. lQ tbll aamplt lt.11 thnt 1/t, X tor t.ht tWo ~ o·., eto, '*' llnlll llttll'l, aPot- "" ......_h ~d tonnatlon ot the worda art aU ldlitl. . • • 4a1 tht todt tttttn ar. dltfertnt. • Clqptocram Quotolioll' ·-. . Q'il-l;t9FK ltVLP ,L QFKOFPB'Q ~B Sur.is.; To ~Q 88 VLHF L BVLPI:· QTQQ pVfcYl-QVLEFQOFLKr, .. 'I):~~~ ~~ LIFE IVI'l'IIOIJT lfl wrrHOV'I' ART 18 1NDt11,.a,- •II BRtiT~- S11n$Jt 1 . . ·Stotioa, ,. Deed ••. now ••• MONTHLY ' ture• only, auto or ' .tlife. ----....11.... ,.,......,,..... .., Ah-""80 for UP TP y,.. , · l Clalee ·- Fwblltliy O'llelul4'a Dry ,~ 11) (l'olll!fOJ alief•• hla t}eUUon lhe further names or all theinhelr$ at-law or Pl!li'sohs e.tttltle.d tG tbe :==========~~l'lain\ifl IIIIU prodUdl kJ ~"~:y ot Middleport, . 4all Alvo ~. 2 B 81p Authorlz•d Dealer FOR JS , , .,_ i1o FOil HOME: ~Y,· lt S.rlai ASTHI!: - -- - - - - -- - - -- - '-'-~. . . ' ,,.., ... tlo4~ THE , 11:00 tJP.To-The MI.Dute .NJWiP .. · ll:O!J Sca11ning the We-.\ber · '11:10 The Late Sbow Monday- Channel13 OR GlltL · to care tor 2 ehlldren, mult live in, dllot\8 3082 Raelne. 2-U:B:te Al'POINTMENT OF !OoOO $84,000 QuealioD ( · 10:30 Do ' Yo'li ~ Trust Yquf '.U. ' WHTN-TV OHIO '¥ALI:lY .JUNK CO. We AJ:e Pleaaed Range Ri"er IOi C:O.,.tt St., Ponleror . . . . ...... 3ii-X of Columb:ts K111J1 Sat1Jrday Mn. Bortha aeeompartied WI iUY a-11-llt> • 5:00, The Early Sh()W . 8:30 Your El-JSo Reporter 6:45 Sparta P&redi Mark, and their youne-est son , the~ r daugh~er, Mary Lou Fick. other gue!'lts were ~lr . Cha.des Fiock ana• daughter, •KIIJlberly 10:t1o Studjo One Hannibal, Ohio, Mr. and Mn. Cur- 11 ~oo Uplto-tlie ''lflbute News tis Kelly and children, Dav1d an1 ll:OD Scanninr tbe Weather Mary Anne, Wellstoo ; Jack and 11 :10 The Late Show Tbomas J<:clly, Mrs. Aru1e Bailey and baby. · -~--- ;lyzel Wallter and fsoillll· . ""'' *' ,Mola.n wUb her .lfro. 'CIUorleO Olden, ~~y.. Sa!tirdar. lin. O(den hH • Secret Stonrr <o30 Edge o! Nl,hl. "I:Q We'ltbermali 7oU 7o30 8:00 8o30 9:00 910. . falil!ly. vlsilod With "" tpeat tbt 'Wieek end wl¥J lh empiQJ'ed on the bOmH here. Ill ' 4:15 HO' . Secret Storm uo · f!ilie·of.Nil!ht . 6o00 ThO .Earl¥ Sb"" ~ : 3J) Your &~o Repq.rter 8:41. SpQrbl n.od931 'llr. 1114 Mra. 'Wtllar~ Taylor and !:00 Big Payoff 3o30 Bob Crosby Show ·4:00 Brighter Dat 3o00 BIJ ~•yofJ-.. 3o30 Jl.o~ .cr.,.~y _Show . 4;00 . Brllbter. Day , ba~blent, doetors, pall b6al'O.... EW!dl Homo. ond~ .. Housepart7 ~:30 lllra. ,Rol>ert Schoon· of lliebmo!Jd, Ind hla IIJOI,ber, !lin> F'J'eda EJGRf BOOMS. the 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 1:30 As the World Turn1 2:00 Our M'i'Ja Brookl J;louso~ty NO CHAIINIL I 10:1)0 Garry Moore ' IHB Guldi11g U.by· loOO - Katle'a Kllcl!eft 1:30 ~ the Wor~ Turn1 .2'00 .Our !llu BroOks CP. 1.1 ' ............. COII-61fO.J •CASII )fn. Maude &ellards aeeolllpanted him home. 'l'bo,e frora R11llaDd at'tendlnl !Oo30 Arthur G<ldt.-., 12:30 Search for Tomorrow , .,8118V soon. Oney $11 ,000.00 BoOO Captain Ka9:00 Morning $]lo• 8:00 " ~D &qaroo OoOO · IIOrDlq (how · 10:00 Garry Moon" 10:30 Arthur Godfrey noll\1 ~~ It lltch 12o00 Valllnt Lady 12ol0 Lave of LUe er w. s. Mou.chon r~tlt,te,ly bou· f.~ftf~_~:.~·lc•~11Y ollfcflencJ~~~dtr,•.~ <~~ .,...., ......... """''~"'"" •·n]• ••··o-ed ho wu ·"e c~n-~ """ ~ Y'K · Ill" \f!r qf atte,.tUon. f.le ~d ~t tbe 3p0.000lh tae ioJd in liM, 1 new te<Ord. WCH~TV M...W, ...Ga.•IIB nlcllalmo ' ( <VIJ Wa Nicely located M lot. Plan to aee ·w eNS-TV Chonne;. a . ---_ .,_ , t• the =e. .,oAY CLEANING fully iajurecl.. Mrt. William OhliDIer of ,.M'I.ddJeporl JUbatituted. during her •bien~- J(n_ o,dirt returned to 11ft' dutle• Monday. Emeol Sellor<lo apont Sunda, With rtlamo Ul llbl<l<n. W. Va. strjttUrm . .•hll basement witb ' lfl.itt4b •• Jiriie P1\lllf DIIY 'NUHIIIG . ~--· • ........ .... .a.vow.. ~ RESULTS . . . :J ' con. 1u .-= 5-room frame -.Ua ~ add furJ!ace heatth,. All ee llf;IJr, recent con- Gh's I ,I II. Fruit,... I Mra. Anno Oitien, Fourth vado teadler at the tehool here fe,U at ber home laot wool< JUJd ..,. pain· ......-of - koi. this columa TVp- 1 Notic~s IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL- RENT find emp]Wrnent- ~­ or find a lost Item ~~ Tbe ~~tine! W ADS. ll't put It of Call 3118 ay - Ah Ad In I 1 (I ) <( , 11. !'apolar Call *UONDRY Cbrutloa io thea~ I A44nu j (abbr.; ~ 1 r fOil ~ I I We predict it ~ill not be many years, maybe even months, before the public gets so exasperated at tel ephone hog,s a dwlge will he made in the present system which permits •ny and all to use their Instrument as often and for as long as 1bey please, excepting during emergencies. This is no new proble-m, rather it is a continuing one. A.ctUlllly, tbere is Utile chance to learn if it is more serious In -F.ebruary of 1957 than it was In Februar.v of 1956. Or 1950. But brethern'.,.and sistern', it sure seems to.be worser A few scattered cases in point. Money for every • • ;,. every purebase. pho.n& ·for 1 trip a:ervice. • ----- " THIS' ! lpWJPAPER IS PROUD . . '' aott-.~IUVER TIE .. ·Daily ' �•• '' ... ' . Sentinel YOUR AllEA ' ' liE • !181~· 1957 TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV :Chciiiii'Jtl. SCIENCE IN .... . . ~VL'l'l ADS 'PHDtq 191 A Stop .r.rw•rd • Legal ll(otice · W~ntecl I' ., RAftS • After Yoo, Telephone Hogs ) . Over the past weekend an unhappy loco! telephone sub· SCriber learned from a distant relative that the relative llad tried to telephone an importont message onto the Pomeroy Exchange gossip network . The folks trying to call here poled all day, found the "line busy" the entire time. Wl)lle llQt able -to classify their message as an emergency , it was important enough to cause considerable disgust at failing to get through. It has been recently verified , too, that a person In one of' tbe small surrounding towns near Pomeroy-Middleport makes a practice during the day of using the phone frequently for long periods of time and leaving the receiver off the boo¥ between calls. This so tl>nt she won't be held up even a minute when she Is ready for her next call. In this ~ase It ·has been reported telephone company trouble shooters have ·made severai attempts to stop . the receiver-off-the-hook business but the person who is the subject of this discourse is too smart for that kind of simple trickery. She watches for them, rushes back to the phone- if she Isn't already on it herselland oIacessa ld recei ver back on th e h oo k . "Who, me '" . apparenUy is t h e response t h e ut iltty men get • Ytu take it from therE!. And have you ever received a long distance call and 1\ad difficulty in hearing your caller? Probably everyone has. The reason is that everyone else on your party line bas their receivers off the hook listening, or waiting until your call is over so they can get their request tor a· number in . This is a matter of simple courtesy one would consider too obvious tor grown adults to infringe upon. On numerous occaSJons the editorial staff of this newspaper has laced a p.ress time deadline with only minutes to spare, and needing some vital link or information to com· plete a story for page one. "Tht line Is still busy," says our operator who is every bit as disgusted as we are, is the sole result of attempt alter attempt to get through to our party. Usually by doin~ Utile elae than dropping every other duty and concentrating mstead up· on demanding the number every 60 seconds we finally get through. But tbc w~ar and tear on nerv es and the mounting irrltation makea"it ,, questionable matt"r in these m~ments ju•t in what terms we would jUdge th e human race. What I• the answer to this mounting problem? We don't profess to know . Something wlll have to be done before it becomes any worse, Or continues as it is mu ch longer. It would a~ar the telephone company would be vitally interested in easing the situation, for its own .. public relations" part, If the utility would take the initiative in impoalng reBtrictions on intemperate telephone users, it would find the great majority of its customers solidly behind in support. And if nothing can be done, beca use of existing laws or Public Utilities Commission r egulations, we'd like to know that, too. Then action could be directed to the proper place. DAILY CROSSWORD A~ DOWN l . Caplt•l ~ 1Muu t . Counter l . acc.atuy unit (llun) I. Applau~ t . l ......pt<l moldl.nf { · IO.Itlbbtt lo lG. Weight , -~ ) . A11lll ~· , t l:vutnr , I ...,. IUocm oonr I lt. VIOtil&tod , .. Oft tlptoo . 11. ltrunl• : If. w....,t 1 ot - ......... ,.,......, ', aa.a... .......C::: .r--.. \ d hill .......,............ water 25. Twirl, Don 11. Clllldrtn'l .IL!Jt . 21. Body J •.f. Koldlllr edp .,... ently .... .....l.lrrttotod , U. ColD (J.,.) 11. ~wn ; If, htrapa -·, ot tM .II. ll'om ' tllnPI) &. G.bbO. &T.Cft. Un!.I.J 17. AuthorJ. tallve 20. Scold ••thumbl J S3. 1Cul Indian. . 2&. No~arly all 21. Negligent 29 Force SO Dwelllnl• 31 . Sweet 1 C•real rrua VIr. 31. Netv10rk 88. 1riland 40. Alt\ltopo potatoea (A!r.) ~-a. ' ! • I - --..,..,.-,.,- ·-:--,---------,..::.."""~,.._--~N. Y. Churct.ootno ALBANY, N. Y. - A survey b,· the National Council or Churci'es IJ;lowed that 66.6 per cent ofall New York 1:1tale nsldents attend church ff':&'Uiarly. The u . s. aver age is 111 .1 per cent. The survey was based on reports rrom 114 r ~ll~l•u• bodies. S114!1on , _ II)RMINGHAM, AIJ.-4ui<J deal· r ...... , , _,-C~IY HOME ' · LAUMDlT CO. N.:IO!d ...... . . ~ ........ No Cooper•tlon 8)0l1X FALLS, s. p.-The tral· flc de.Rartment finished painting crosswalk and lane stripes on Pbillipa and Main Avenues ln the bui!liness dittrict . The next day, the 11trcct department applied a tr.uh coat of aaplwlt and gravel as a 11 eul coat ror winter. •.:·-,. . . ~.~ . -~--v~ ~ ftiU~~M. AW:.~armo.n ~att~l'lield became dlsi~t~ '.when tlhe w.b(jJesale prk!e ol C!fn.taloupea ~wed to 2& centl a bulhel. He tcdt ,h" M1U BOSTON at the FU'Jl\l,fJ' Mllr- street -~ . newly dad.icl\tet;l 1 in dGwn1own 8QStGn ls ket here fD.d drove to a rffide"'tial "Allen's Alley," re~tned ln Jwnar'l where he 1ave &Wjl)' 1 truck- or ofthe late com~dian. Fred Alload to ,claJn9flng haUJew1ves. cn . u ·formeriy W-i!B ,pity ijall Avi>nur.. A natlv.e JoltQlliJI,D, Allen walked through It many times dutSAN Long And Short which has more reg- ing his life. OGDEN, Utah- A (ot.t ~·member lstered ·than any ()lher a~ , prejury cleared G. Ra y Stackman of rrents quite 1 conlra11t in regiilraCrociMt Cham~t keeping a vicious do&" after a 14- Uons when overall state figure s NASHVJll.E, Ten,n. -for five year-old newsboy who claimed the are .brok,en down into eountiei ro ncoulive years, Ernest Mooit, 67, animal atlackcd him odmltled in onsld er, .tor example, Alpine Coun- has won a prize at the Btate talr cit)' opurt he dldn'~ know whether ty's 28JI •Utoa to Los A~e1' tot· here - for Crocheting. 'foo.n, of the dog's taU was long or 11hort. to-·2,328,828. · ncll'f Murlrees.boro, Tenn ., said ~~~--~~---- --he 's been r roeheting for 41 years, star tl ug the seronrl yea r he was ma l'ricd. ----- WASHINGTON 5:;~::: MARCH Of EVENTS:::====:::: Manr VtxatloYt lnddtnll J Hoped lor •oooll Will Ero' Stolen SerMOn. TALLAHASSEE. Fla.- 'rhe 'ev. R. W. Ford compllilined to police that l.lameone stole a Bible an~ 2~ sermons from his car while it was parked in front of his chut'ch. Has Failed to Materlalhr:e Pla1ulnt Chltf Executive Sptcll'll to Central PNJu Aasod11tton ASmNGTON- The second tenn which Pre&ld~nt Eisenhower, •tt•r hla tandiHck re-election, hoped' would be marked by an "era ot good will" already hu pmduced an extnordlnary numbtr 81 vexatloua lncldenta. .. Mr. Jl:laenhower reee.-tly delivered a publle rebuke l !!' ~:. _, . .,.., ~elory Charlea E. WU11on fur ae.;UIIiAJ the National Oua1d of harbortng draft dodgers during the Korean war- and waa, In I urn, .colded by Mr11. Wll40n fur hUI crltlciBm ot lle\' hWib&nd. At the same time, he felt com,pelled to make & rlnl'ing <lefenJt or secretary ot State John Artie 0. Rou11h of Letart, W. Fo!lter Dulle!! Wh086 COihlUet of United St.alea Va., will attend the annual lharepolicy In the' Mlrlrllt ICf.ll wal b''Ought m\(ler holders meetina of The Federal aharp attack by Domocr.e.Uc "na\.!)ra. Land Bank or Baltimore on FebOD top of theae Cabinet problems, the thlet ruary 14 and Ul. The meetlns will ·executive wa• confronted Wltll the ~mubblng ol. be held in :Baltimore. KlnJ Saud of Bauc;U Arabia by New York City Rou&h serves jointly as a dl.ree-ol!'kllt.la and Sharp ~_,~111tonal oppo!ltlon to of the Natloilal Farm Loan AItor JovltlllJ Y1,1ro11av Prealdeftt Ttto to this country . and of t~e Ripley ProsociaUon Another dlaturblnl lnoideftt waa Tl'\auury S.c~ ductlon Credit 'Association. uta.ry Qeorp M. Hwnphrey't eriUelarrt ot tM AL the meetlna: will al10 be a fNIIHnt bud&'et t.nd hla wamln& that llpvmunent apend· eonference of director• ot 36 proIIMnhewtr lne conttnuee on aueh & act.le, • h&lr·cW"IlCIJ · duetlon er:edlt lSli\IClationa . in 4epl'QIIon will r.uult. Ho.wtwr. clttpltt tht• lrklome incldentl. tht ~ldll'lt ll aald to Penntylvania,.. Maryland, ,Delaware, Vb'Kinla, Wcl!lt Vlr,lioia, and. 'J'\Ier· bt· --~t .that ....tory wm recon;l l;lls lteoll~ tt"' HI o._e ch,u•• to Rico. u~ by undllnln'-be4 proaperlty and ~\¥ ~~~~ tow•nt, W To Attend Federal Land ' Bank Meeting -~tdpooco. 11 o30 Strllce ;t Rich · 12o00 vaiJant Lady 12:15 LOve of Ute · 12:30 Search for Tom~9W 12o45 Guldlnc Light !-i:;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;. 1 j w J ----·-·----, Daily Sentinel DayBook BI~THDAYS OISEitiiED Mr. and Mrs. M. f... Kelly entertainod Sunday with a family din- ner celebrating the birthdays of l'arad~ JTit.UCTUII.U. I IIAMI sCUll llliN •• MITALl 6:55 Weathermu. 7oOO Art Linkletlel- & thO Kldo ?:00 .Pre11 Conference '7:15 D<!udu Edwards. 7:30 Roblnhool Burna & Allen Talent Scollll I LDve Lucy Deoembor ,Brldo ,''. Dou1Las ~w.ardl TO ANNOUNCE I 8:00 Phil Silvera SboW 11:30 The Brother~ . 9:00 To Tell the Truth 9o30 Red Skelton MEIGS EQUIPMENT -- COMPANY Pomeroy, 0. WHTN-TV Channef13 CHJlNNIIL tlo44 Sign On . Phone •• J!iioae IH&ol, •l"tm' <i Cllitlt'a Oili'jo, FCJiOloroy, lloute No. J, "QuaiUy Spealts For 118elt" 1• Cfrto.Jn OlpJ> ~ B..U: WAII.'O ...... ....... .................. ··-- 111 & IIIIM ... ,.....,.,, Ohle -I:;;;;~~;;; 118, · Bradbucy. 'Alltn lli>Ujh, . PhoPI'Ietor. il'ho~ 6812..f. • ltocln.y Downing Ill! --12:10 Noon New• r 1U5 N.ftl~boro INJuuNcl: AGENCY • .... - b l l o , -lth IUO X-iberace I 1:00 Forftinlne ToUch' l:•:J MovJe .Matillee ~ . 3J00 · Afternoon .t1llit li'eJd.y.al .4o3~ SuDer Sertal Tim~ ., Oo,OO Mlc~ey llfpuse Club . 8:00 Cartoon Club Rutland, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ne},!on have sOld their furriiture and pur· chlled a boUle traUer and are moving to 'Zanesville where -Mr. Nelson it employed at presen~. Mre. Belle McJCnight bJ movJ.na tb tbe Xlfll ·property vacated by the NeliJ(IDI- Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Spires are Uvine in the trailer vaeated by Mrs. McKnleht . Sherman TUU.. who is em,~l•r•~ at Chillicothe spent the at his ·home here. Mrs. tyrnt:d ~o Chll!lc.othe with MJu Vanetta 'Carroll haa ''~!lleilj I 11:30 Five star F.taal .1. Vol5 1o6n Daly • th•' lfiWii · 7:30 Cberenne · . · .., DoOO ln-Obo' Atrow 1>811 DuPont Cavaleado Con~enllal ACCIDINT Auto SOles !ole PllNTfAc v8' St:r'o'hM 5;.. :- dan. Leu tb1n 9,000 BUY mUe!J• ~.oo: BJaettnar's, Pomero,.: , a 7 11< INti IIIJICIC VB Special 4 dr. Rlv- 8o!O \Vyalt lilorp 10;00 Polka Time ...... ,, GENjmAL · llEPAia ~·t ·Garfti~• .IO<ated o;· Rt . __, nlo 'toP". .. •·---o.~ ...ltil!l1 6WIIor. lltiiii.OII. l!laclt ;J Oflle• rurthermoro estaJe · Grimm, ' (correct n-.m,e 3rclofid Moin, Mldctltport . Phot~e 1204-X ........ .. . Pic:k.. ancl· For Your Convenience · ' Lifo; - I I r a n d - . Ita~ latot. lroker . .' M--T,OHIO ', PHONII t'l~~ , Otl~lty up SERVICE~· .. . ' • a ..U It 011e o f - ·~l' llruel! ~ .. l'alllel'oy .. Jliddle)IOl1 dd )'oil will ~'jll. J; 'tt sl!l'\'ll!e. \ 'IIIII Gl'hnm) r~ed es 498 anrt fN , Meigs Coun.ty, Ohio. &1ft u , next !!law '.Qf· , I!JberllanC, fi'OIQ t!1e dieeae'ilt,~Latay~Ue Grimm, ill '.. . :. ' ·. •l • •- said ·reU estate, ind also alleges otbv flct.a, 'and ref-erence ill bad to the petiU.;~n Jn this ease allel' ing same. AIJ!I BOYS!! . In tbe ·"Prayer of said petition, plaintiff prays that be may be autbori¥.d ud ~rdered to sell .the aforesai(l described real eJt-ate ac- 1 ::-• .,..," eordlng to the Jtatutes In sucb ~~~.1,;7 eases made J:nd provided, ~d that the real estate be aold tree and clear from tJl claima and interests of the ,defendanta herein, and for aueh Other and further relief, le&al .and .fiQ.Uitable ,.u may be prop. e~ in ~the 12 YEARS · OF~~ premiaes. --uu-·. Said pont" ~ requtl'ed lo o~ or before .the JOtb day OlOJ.iD.Il! aDJwer ••llorch, A. D. 1»7. . ' WO Alvtn Norrl• as Adminlst.ntor ot tbe $state or Lafayette GrinHn, Deceased Crow and crow ~~ ' UUID. co••••- Attorneys for PlalnUI! '•. 4. 11, Ul, 25. (3) 4, ll, 6tc ' ner'a, Pomeror. 2 Y BIG . ·- • employment, ·lor llisa CeeH · and 11 vl!Jting her Rev .and Mra. J . T. Carroll. If• ·O!ld· .t<lul . 'With ,. i LeamU.1 11i Ytaur,. '-•1•• vltJe And SllJ!I. '""' wu in GJ\1 . ltttn<\inl Oblo at \ E ... I*Ctlldallt H at. CoWl<o· .. co.=. { 990 1 I··:.= ( I' .I)AJL'f.(llrPtoQuO'J'I: •"'· . .., . - Jlore'l IIOW It ..... )ttl -, AXYDL8AAX.Jl ··-n your Dial • .~ . t. L_,NGFI:LLOW ' r OM uuar •ia.p)11~cll tor anatber. lQ tbll aamplt lt.11 thnt 1/t, X tor t.ht tWo ~ o·., eto, '*' llnlll llttll'l, aPot- "" ......_h ~d tonnatlon ot the worda art aU ldlitl. . • • 4a1 tht todt tttttn ar. dltfertnt. • Clqptocram Quotolioll' ·-. . Q'il-l;t9FK ltVLP ,L QFKOFPB'Q ~B Sur.is.; To ~Q 88 VLHF L BVLPI:· QTQQ pVfcYl-QVLEFQOFLKr, .. 'I):~~~ ~~ LIFE IVI'l'IIOIJT lfl wrrHOV'I' ART 18 1NDt11,.a,- •II BRtiT~- S11n$Jt 1 . . ·Stotioa, ,. Deed ••. now ••• MONTHLY ' ture• only, auto or ' .tlife. ----....11.... ,.,......,,..... .., Ah-""80 for UP TP y,.. , · l Clalee ·- Fwblltliy O'llelul4'a Dry ,~ 11) (l'olll!fOJ alief•• hla t}eUUon lhe further names or all theinhelr$ at-law or Pl!li'sohs e.tttltle.d tG tbe :==========~~l'lain\ifl IIIIU prodUdl kJ ~"~:y ot Middleport, . 4all Alvo ~. 2 B 81p Authorlz•d Dealer FOR JS , , .,_ i1o FOil HOME: ~Y,· lt S.rlai ASTHI!: - -- - - - - -- - - -- - '-'-~. . . ' ,,.., ... tlo4~ THE , 11:00 tJP.To-The MI.Dute .NJWiP .. · ll:O!J Sca11ning the We-.\ber · '11:10 The Late Sbow Monday- Channel13 OR GlltL · to care tor 2 ehlldren, mult live in, dllot\8 3082 Raelne. 2-U:B:te Al'POINTMENT OF !OoOO $84,000 QuealioD ( · 10:30 Do ' Yo'li ~ Trust Yquf '.U. ' WHTN-TV OHIO '¥ALI:lY .JUNK CO. We AJ:e Pleaaed Range Ri"er IOi C:O.,.tt St., Ponleror . . . . ...... 3ii-X of Columb:ts K111J1 Sat1Jrday Mn. Bortha aeeompartied WI iUY a-11-llt> • 5:00, The Early Sh()W . 8:30 Your El-JSo Reporter 6:45 Sparta P&redi Mark, and their youne-est son , the~ r daugh~er, Mary Lou Fick. other gue!'lts were ~lr . Cha.des Fiock ana• daughter, •KIIJlberly 10:t1o Studjo One Hannibal, Ohio, Mr. and Mn. Cur- 11 ~oo Uplto-tlie ''lflbute News tis Kelly and children, Dav1d an1 ll:OD Scanninr tbe Weather Mary Anne, Wellstoo ; Jack and 11 :10 The Late Show Tbomas J<:clly, Mrs. Aru1e Bailey and baby. · -~--- ;lyzel Wallter and fsoillll· . ""'' *' ,Mola.n wUb her .lfro. 'CIUorleO Olden, ~~y.. Sa!tirdar. lin. O(den hH • Secret Stonrr <o30 Edge o! Nl,hl. "I:Q We'ltbermali 7oU 7o30 8:00 8o30 9:00 910. . falil!ly. vlsilod With "" tpeat tbt 'Wieek end wl¥J lh empiQJ'ed on the bOmH here. Ill ' 4:15 HO' . Secret Storm uo · f!ilie·of.Nil!ht . 6o00 ThO .Earl¥ Sb"" ~ : 3J) Your &~o Repq.rter 8:41. SpQrbl n.od931 'llr. 1114 Mra. 'Wtllar~ Taylor and !:00 Big Payoff 3o30 Bob Crosby Show ·4:00 Brighter Dat 3o00 BIJ ~•yofJ-.. 3o30 Jl.o~ .cr.,.~y _Show . 4;00 . Brllbter. Day , ba~blent, doetors, pall b6al'O.... EW!dl Homo. ond~ .. Housepart7 ~:30 lllra. ,Rol>ert Schoon· of lliebmo!Jd, Ind hla IIJOI,ber, !lin> F'J'eda EJGRf BOOMS. the 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 1:30 As the World Turn1 2:00 Our M'i'Ja Brookl J;louso~ty NO CHAIINIL I 10:1)0 Garry Moore ' IHB Guldi11g U.by· loOO - Katle'a Kllcl!eft 1:30 ~ the Wor~ Turn1 .2'00 .Our !llu BroOks CP. 1.1 ' ............. COII-61fO.J •CASII )fn. Maude &ellards aeeolllpanted him home. 'l'bo,e frora R11llaDd at'tendlnl !Oo30 Arthur G<ldt.-., 12:30 Search for Tomorrow , .,8118V soon. Oney $11 ,000.00 BoOO Captain Ka9:00 Morning $]lo• 8:00 " ~D &qaroo OoOO · IIOrDlq (how · 10:00 Garry Moon" 10:30 Arthur Godfrey noll\1 ~~ It lltch 12o00 Valllnt Lady 12ol0 Lave of LUe er w. s. Mou.chon r~tlt,te,ly bou· f.~ftf~_~:.~·lc•~11Y ollfcflencJ~~~dtr,•.~ <~~ .,...., ......... """''~"'"" •·n]• ••··o-ed ho wu ·"e c~n-~ """ ~ Y'K · Ill" \f!r qf atte,.tUon. f.le ~d ~t tbe 3p0.000lh tae ioJd in liM, 1 new te<Ord. WCH~TV M...W, ...Ga.•IIB nlcllalmo ' ( <VIJ Wa Nicely located M lot. Plan to aee ·w eNS-TV Chonne;. a . ---_ .,_ , t• the =e. .,oAY CLEANING fully iajurecl.. Mrt. William OhliDIer of ,.M'I.ddJeporl JUbatituted. during her •bien~- J(n_ o,dirt returned to 11ft' dutle• Monday. Emeol Sellor<lo apont Sunda, With rtlamo Ul llbl<l<n. W. Va. strjttUrm . .•hll basement witb ' lfl.itt4b •• Jiriie P1\lllf DIIY 'NUHIIIG . ~--· • ........ .... .a.vow.. ~ RESULTS . . . :J ' con. 1u .-= 5-room frame -.Ua ~ add furJ!ace heatth,. All ee llf;IJr, recent con- Gh's I ,I II. Fruit,... I Mra. Anno Oitien, Fourth vado teadler at the tehool here fe,U at ber home laot wool< JUJd ..,. pain· ......-of - koi. this columa TVp- 1 Notic~s IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL- RENT find emp]Wrnent- ~­ or find a lost Item ~~ Tbe ~~tine! W ADS. ll't put It of Call 3118 ay - Ah Ad In I 1 (I ) <( , 11. !'apolar Call *UONDRY Cbrutloa io thea~ I A44nu j (abbr.; ~ 1 r fOil ~ I I We predict it ~ill not be many years, maybe even months, before the public gets so exasperated at tel ephone hog,s a dwlge will he made in the present system which permits •ny and all to use their Instrument as often and for as long as 1bey please, excepting during emergencies. This is no new proble-m, rather it is a continuing one. A.ctUlllly, tbere is Utile chance to learn if it is more serious In -F.ebruary of 1957 than it was In Februar.v of 1956. Or 1950. But brethern'.,.and sistern', it sure seems to.be worser A few scattered cases in point. Money for every • • ;,. every purebase. pho.n& ·for 1 trip a:ervice. • ----- " THIS' ! lpWJPAPER IS PROUD . . '' aott-.~IUVER TIE .. ·Daily ' �• ' ' -. llally sel\ttnel, Pomeroy-Mlddltpor!, p., P.eb, I !•19&7-& r Meigs~(COC'tinu ... from ,.,It alr miles flown without an ai> ..•- ·ofcldent. ' Ortf) . .;~~~~~- Bl~e':"b:J.1 Tarheels MisS Disaster For Time Redlegs Sign 15 line toolllbt yOUDgstCfS JntO q~IDJia ~n;:~ u:n!;th":'t:': over • bol 1'--------·'IFarming System ia 11ft. BY TuaehiD MlchiJ•• Stale Bowl:iDg America, u in Melp Cotaaty, ·hu advanced a1 fast 01 f.,.ter In popularity tban any other lport currently claiming exc~sa ' energy of OW' peoples. It was only eiJJ:t"lt )'eara ago that a duck pin alley struggled alone m Pomeroy tryjne to make ends meet. "rocla)' the Pomeror Bowling Alleys are malnina Idle on tonl,ht'l card. the meeUnc place for hundreds of ardent bowlers every weet. · A lli.n~Je10ta win over Indiana The Bowlings .AMDCiatioJr toumal\d I , Purdue yleWry mr:er tbe ament noW in proa:ress that opentld SPUtanf would end the Hooaier Saturday night would be 11n excelnlp · bd plaee the Bollennatera lent opportunity tor 1trangera · to Ind."' Oblo ~te· in a Ue for the the sport here to be initiated. NOw re-t~:.~:n :p~~ YOU get~ aee the experts on telefrom tile fbrm pmea. visiOn, but tbt!i'c's nothln1 lite . , seei.ng it in the flesh. ~ .other Jltnel tonight, IllinoiJ Bowline baa claimed the iDter-entertailll 'Northwtstern and Mlc:h· est of ao many fol)l)wers for one qaa pl.,-1 at Wi.HoDiin. .d mple reason. It is a game that everybody who wants can partici· Tbe Bucfuyea, who raced to six pate in it hUnaelf, at almo1t anv stn:Wrt wins and then dropped d · tbr.ee in I row, fell behind at the age, an at very reJISODable ~ and never gave the Hoosi· pense. In ~hat BeliR It compares el'l mueb trouble Saturday night. ;li'ith golf. In another way, thoUgh. Afdale Deea maintained his Big lt ia tar froin the Ukea of goU, Teil ~Carin& Jead with 17 pointa When you swing a teed up hall qalnlt the Buekeyes, and thr&e a areal deal of skill Ia neceatary teammate• wound up wltb double if you are even to hit the da&gone figUre~. Frank Howard, No., 2 thin,, and lots more If )'OU can 1 corer, could get only nine pointl have much faith in where it's g~ r tb Jose inJ. About the seventh or eight 0 !.;;;;·;;; · ;;;e;;;;;;;;;;;;";;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1time a JOlter dribbles his ban off '• the tee, or books Into the brWJh, his 15 driver becomes a piece of broken or bent steel. Tbe averat~· temperament can't atand auch a\1· The Hoosiers displaced Ohio &Ute 11 top dog1 Slturday alabt ~ 1e0rin1 a 89-59 vktory over the v~tinc Bu~eyes. The losa nudged Ohio State to seeond place with a 8-3 ~rd, but left it with a ~~ cha~~te to jump ri1ht bact brto a flnt place Ue by juat re- : guish. Bui bowling doe11n't require al much practiced skill merel)' to en· joy the 1ame. A fellow wltb a 185 averaJ:e can have as much fun as a guy like Moon Clifford who claims an average of around UW. Mluin1 a strike, or a spare doesn t normally drive the bowler into a frenzy. Theac hot&hots on TV are case• an point. All the TV contestants came in there with averaee• of Z20 to 230, ye~ some of them fail flat on their faces before the cameras. There·~~ no cursing (audible in front of your slit), no chewing up o.t the bowling ball, no klek.inw: the baU o9t of the aley& as a younr. gtflt named Smith paying for the Athens Bulldo&• Friday night tried to do with the gamf! basketball when a foul was called on him. When 1he years begin dimbing up the male and fenude frame sports thil l there are numroua hav to be watched, not played. Mass spectaclea of basfblll, football, baaketbtli, and hockey an often intcreatlna. To watch, only. Creaking honea rule out piayina: them. But bowllnJ doesn't mind a alow joint here and there. .Bad joint and all can enjoy i~. ... _,_ .,,,...... ...,.._.... .,.,..,..... fg J ~-nc r f::.. ~·'.•".'' . "'~···MI. DOMINATI RIOATTA MIAMI (UP) - Bu4 Wll,e~ Con- cord, Calif., walnut arower and Bill Tenney of Dayton, Ohio, a pair of -world 1peed k~n1s, dominated the Miami mld·wlnter outboard rc11atta Sunday whlcb waa moved to fr'e•h wa&er for tbe first time in 15 yeara. WDN GRAND PRIX Gellnotle, tho out1tandtn1 lrotter in the biatory of European harne~a r1cil\l, won the $28,'150 International Grand Prix de Paritl Sunday to eomplele an unprcccdonled "triple." The French mare al11o bad won the PARIS (UP) - COLLINS JEWELRY Wlaere Y- t:oafldomo Mala Sl. Ia lullfled · Pomeroy Grond Pri• do Amerique and lhe Grand PJix do France earlier In . CJNCINNA11, o. ------ Generals Down Rutland 92-51 J;,;~m:~on~lh=.~,..,··;~:.:: :~i~ :::. tb~ h • 1g N t Indiana of tbe Bi& Ten, ' Ken· tucty of the Southeulern COnfer'ln.n ence, Bradley of tl)e M:isaouri Val· . ley, Western Kentucky of the Ohio PHYLLIS S OWDI Valley,. and HIU'din • Slmmon1 ot By N N the Border Conference all will be A strong McArthur team outsco"t rtskfng their records. ed 'the Rutland Red Devils on the latter& h.ome floor Friday night to The upset llgh.tning that ·uazed win 92·51. NOrth Cafolina 1truek down four of the nation's hlaheat - ranking The speedy Generals got off to teaf'lla Saturday. a 21--8 first quarter ~ore and con· Unued to maintain the lead thro. Southern 'Methodi.Jt (No. t-) waa u&h the entire game. upaet by "'Texas T~h. 68-67 1 when ¥ "c.Arthur Wrightaell and Coff·. it waa outscored 12-0 over the last man took scorln_a: honors for the five minutes UL'LA (No. 6) h•d with 26 and 22 points re- it11 strlne of 23 straight Pacific . Ead• wu hlgb man f<lr Coast Conferenee vi ·c tori e s , 1eoring 17 points. snapped by Washington, 90-?'4:, as by qu"artera : Ooua Smart led the way wi~b 31 Rutland 8 ::1 32 51 poinUJ. McArthur 21 ~3 71 92 ---:-----Scoring ror Rutlando P. Eada R~tJan . S 7 17, D. Carson 2 0 4, L •Duaan . 1 1 3, B. German 0 0 0, R. Turner dEdges Ju•t~fe Portland By ,· 53-4":!,. cOURt. Scoring for M<:Arthur: J. Ann· 1lrong 6 1 12, G. Reed 4 0 8, D. Wrllhtoell 12 2 28, B. Clark I 0 2. D, Gili 1 2 4, D. Oiler 1 1 3, G. CoUman 9 4 22, S Mee~s 2 0 4, Rutland'l Seventh and Jtighth T. Ballard 0 0 0, D. Durkin 2 0 i, Grade baaketball team downed G. Oiler 3 o 6. Portland's faat atepping grade Rutland Rca., 25; McArthur, 40. achool teaftl coac:h"'d by Principal Referees : Holmes and Lyde. Hubert Price Saturday night Jn Rutland 03 to 42 as a ,creat team effort pqJd off over tbe individual shooting skill of Portland's Sam· my Price (Hubert's aon) who aot 30 points. Coach Henry Null's Rutlanderl got 49 rebounda to 4:1 for Port land, and kept tl)e up river bo)'l bu!iy with the Rutland fast break M-IAMI BEACH UP - Cham· offense.. pion Joe Brown and ex • ~hamp "That Price boy Ia plenty good," Wallaoe Bud Sn*h pll.tnned to Coach Null laid. He said he felt finish bmdn1 preparation• tocby Rutland'a 1reater team effort, with lor Wednesday night's return Hqnman gettingtfi and Martin 20 llghtwel1ht tlUe fight at the Ml· pointJ, paid of.t. ami Beach Auditorium. Portland trailed 28-15 at half· Brown ot New Oflean1 Is fa· time but pulled up to 37-31 in the vored at 13·tl to make a aucceas- third quarter, then fell behind in ful first defenae ol the 133-pound the last frame. ICOIINO crown he won from Smith o! Clr.· RuUend, Holtman 4-e of 13·14; clnnati at New Orleans la1t Aug. Hoblt.etter 3-3 of 15-8; D. Pl~rce 924. . 0.0; Georte 3·1 of 8·7; Martin 8-f The scheduled lO·round bout will Of 6-2D; II. Dulln 1·1 of 3-3; tobe televised and hroadcaat nationtala 19-Ul of »13. all)'{ wltb a TV bl~kout In the Portl1nd, McKelvey 3·2 of H; south-Florida irea. Price 1t-:2 of NO; F. Cozart 1.0 oJ 2-2: Van Meier ~-04; D. E. CoW'\, D-0 of 3.0. Totala Ut·fi of 18-42. Scora b7 IJUil'ters Rutland .. .. .. 13 28 37 Portland .. . . . . 7 15 3! •• ------•IAT IIIIA.LII BOSTON (UP) - Boaton Colleae handed a tourinr IaraeU Olympie ba.tketball team lfl first defeat ln we!Jhl kln1' ~ofty DeMareo, who thia eountry, 14-59, Sunday In a uauall;v empJoya plaiR old • Caah· preliminary to I National ioned stuulnr to drNe hla oppo- ball A~t,ion ranK~ between tile . nen~l into tl\e eanvls, wa• back Boston Celtlca and' Philadelphla in the cham"ploDJblp picture today Wmlors. ' because he used hla bead. Smith, Brown. Polish Blows For Return. Title Go - DeMarco Back In COfttender Comer BILLS! -ia GET ...•. $100 Orupto ' •.' 1 . Ply to ... " • t~ $1000 "hat J'OI ow11 and buy wbat you need ~Udlloalll. Theil have only ONE pl1ce AQ ~.~ 1 Uttle 1t a tlma. What a rellofl ' wttb ' . ..; ' oflave lafl't of YO\U' pay Cbflc:k for )'OUrtelf, Hundredl are 11tUna private cuh loan11 hre for ttieir own aood. Chaneoa are you ean too. Ju.t phono ua or ettlp ln . You tlrt . alwqa wfk:ome und you will like our per. 101lol01»tf~GD money terms, THE •· ...,.. 1£•.MQI Iii, ' .........-. ~-..:..- . . . BATTERIES T I RES'' ' ship and tbe rlaht to enter the state tourn1ment later widl a total of 2916 plD1 lDeludlD• tlielr PHONEM . 398-Y '$ 4 Tom Bowen, who rolled 531 ac:· tual pins, and had 1 102 pia 'ban. \. dlcap, led Ltte. winnen with a totar 633 on gamea of 141, 110 and Carrol'• w-onders, OlD 149 1.89 151 579 0. Hunnel M. Houd08hclt ilK 132 lllil &11 167 17D. itli · 584 Handicap TOTALS 137 137 1~7 411 1160 1111611100 U18 TEAM' IVINT PINAL FoJlowing are teams, flrtt ·l l.me totala, 2nd rame totala, ~rd gaale totals, total handicap~ and arand total: _ 1. Pomeroy Motora co., 823. 821, 663, 411 and 21118. 2. Carrol's wOndera, 176, 779, 76C, 423 and 284:2. 3. Capehart Speedballen, 81D, 873, 797, 351 and 2838. f. Robinson Lawidry, 814, ..9, 822, ~ and 2830. G. Pomeroy Sentinel, 832, 7G7, 802, 411 and 2802. 8, A'Jsoelatcd Radio, ' 'J'BO, m 1 71H, 333 '"d 27M. 7. New York Clotb!Df, 844, 814, 732, 318 and 2'108. · · 8. Friendly Tavern, 691, 768, 7M, 492 and 270!S •. 9. Sports Center, 893, 7!4, 768, 522 and 27~. · 10. Racine Service ~itation, 894, 729. 739, Mo and 2701. 11. Jr. 0. U. A. M': No, 17$, 723. 829, 684:, 4M and ,~2888. 1.2. Bakers Furniture, 702, 1'73, 807, 34$ an'.I 2679 13. Firestone, 719, 747, 728, 408, and 28f8, 14. Sporn All stars, 829, 759, 769, 282 and 2639. 15. Hoi Rodo, 691, 732, 758, to2 and 2634. 18. Uberty lleataurMt, 709, 782, 715, 402 and 2618. ~ 17. 2nd Str.eet Market, 7t6. 878, 692, IMI'I and 2614. 18. Hol1um Bakery. 860, 710, Feller Tells~m Now, InStead· OfShowingBoysHow.To Throw .. fREE 'i'tcet• r peared with Ol-J\er .tn-a.jor Jea~era includinf AI Kiline and Hmu Kuenn of tilt: Detroit 'l'iiira. ·loe Adcock and· lb.nk ·A aron of the MUwaukee Braves, Mel Parnell .Of the Boston Red SOx, and · onetime New York Gjanta star Mel Ott. POMEROY . I .. lbi7tl!'l '"• '. ·;~1..' ·:. \IUnat, lnit did no throwing of•t:he baiJ. He eald he would like to aee I Miekey Mantle break Babe Rutb"s recQTd.of 80 J\onie runs, but doubts if he'lt hit hl• 19S6 output ot o2 . •Jain. "Nickey I*• perhaps 50 twlnp a year bunting or dra~ging," Feller said; I City Le•l•' 1111 Tburlday niaht aaalnat the Ace Hi Amusement leam came lhrOUih with a zae to %393 victory. Menehiai had a nice 235 to jliba m Totals . • ~ ~1 . ,, .... .t ...g.·~ ..' .. ., : .. ., . ' . I . ' . W. Krodel but won t.be We:t Btllea eame:ii.r.i~~~-11 with a apare and picked up pins on hia latt bill to wln S(Oitll i -~. ,. t • .. . :) ' ' ·'~ ~ ••i ,' --'" :...-<: • \ 1 ,, '} > ... ....:· ·' i . ~ -. ' • ' ALL •• ' flod:cJ · CIOW"S CHICKS Loub 110 183 1'12: 4.M Mencbini 181 111 Ill p'rr. •lMt a diamond poaitlon \kft suited for them lnd ltaf witli It. Rll81 Ill 117, Ill toll ., l \ > louiayl~le: ,IW feet ~,.' lui 11me by lwo pins. !SEAT COVERS .. ! BATTERIE$ *TIRE$ • .lrfr"". Eugene . JackSon and -her' nln• children .or Hille" :Run, near LucasV..ille, were driven from their hoq>• when uahsnlnt set u ah~aze. Her~ are some tentative crest Pr.edletiohs: AREAL FINllUYl \i ' ~ .. ,.J~ co.. .t"1e 515. TW{fEifllergent'V · 'J Calls o·n Monday ____ LIITLE ORPHAN ANNIE · ~ Pometoly Er~tergency Squad was called -on two r11ns Mond.ay morn·ing. The first 'at 9:31) a.m. WM to the home of M. C. Theiss, a.,~ ·cine who was transported to Metis Gefieral for pneumonia. Tho second e.aH at -11 :10 a.m. was to attend Mrs. John Wilt, on Thursday; Welch Town Rd Cor .sickness.. J11 ___., r--, doctor waS called for: her. Portsmouth: 49.6 feet Tuesday morninJ, flood st~"e 60 feet. Maysville, KY. : no· feet Wednesday mOr.iUn1, flood sta&e, 50. EyansvUie: 40J5 feet Saturday, food st$ 42. '- . ' .. t t ....~ ~•.....,~....., eamea of 1M end tP. 1-r;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ' Tbe Chlekl uo tied for..• :-~· place In tb" teeand efi\J!IIN&TAUATION · TU¢So.N~ Ariz .. UP -Qnspec· tacular, but oh, sry stead}', Dow Finsterwllld. T<eq~erta, IFI!I. and AtPen.s. 0 .. and Don :Whltt, ._,. ameda, Calif.. an "old pro'; at 26. b.otll<'d it nut today in an lS.hole -pla:ruf£ ·for lh(, Tueson Open golf title and $2.000. These young!rtera fought l brilliant battle to tie for the lead aft· er (0UI: round ~ Sunday whelJ spee""..!!~Cd out bridge!! and roads. tacuiar Bill Caspar Jr.. Bonita, , iliJibway P;a~.to.J , aald main Ct:IUL; ,;~nt o~din~~Y and blew .-a 1-hligh:.,.j·):0: -were dear but. , .t.ha.t. . l foq~~~~ tead I.)) ~ be ~a,of~ , were still closed rdU'i.L.~,. , waters. BJ'l . ~ot' rthe miss of a foW"·foot' putt on''the 18th hole, Finsterwald' woold have been $2 ..{)()0 richer, and he and Whitt would have bee'\ heacJed Cor San Antonio today and the Texas Open with the rest of · tbe to~rnlme~t pl<~yers. Flnsterwald alljl Whitt posted' Many persons .were trappe~ in 72_h_ole totals IJ! ~ 9 . 11 unrter par, · -~omes and ears. In North casper shot a fjve-over-par 7~. tol· and POI'tsmlouth, !ire• uted boats to reach ma"roon· · lowi,n~J thre.C Rfeat rounds earlier, ed ~.dents. · to Ue for.tourth .v.ith Jo.hny Cleary Hartford, · Corin., and Tom Nl~ Porte, .llron.XYille, N. Y.. eacll wHh _.. _~7~. - '' *:0.. . ' • Fo.r L~ad In Play In-~u¢S~n Ope~ : : 1- The D~y Sentinel · Finsterwald Tied ~. -· TRY OUR eFitill JNST.\LLATION ...... - lk 480 . 1 IJ''" U....-. ,._ MEXICO .OITY': RaUl 'Raton Maby two polnta blah 11me lor ibe 120", ~Joe, k-IM · ou1 nllllt 11 Halfell of Jbe loaero " 120,., llpoln•.~ c•nao, ~ LOCAL .: ~EWS 5116 6llf 171 &IH • •'• ' '~' MORE •• -FIIftt Rnults aame ~tor llo-1'!> t'·h • . I 1!19 211 220 82D 179 ~~ 138 1108 · I·\ .•. RYDAY ,.' Belle• i I ,Jn quite a voluble Jnood for ·Fet, ler, the ex~lttdlal'l 1•tted of man§" Clifford 4 1,.,.. :• ' @' . . ·' . ' i ~ . ( _j· • •I i I ! . SEL~ A~ Fei'!'r ·~~~n~". the Detroit have a'cllance to take th:e AnteeSunoco Station . Feller, · who · rettred this winter iCan Le~e .peftnaDt; and , lie views tb' lfnw.vkee Bra~- I• • W. Main St. r.mtror alter 20 years in the m~on dur· polslblt .eonte'nder ln the National · ln1 wbl<h. be 1>ltebed ·268 wlrutll1g Lo.t_~·· •. ball camea, bellk!d kick ofr the e, •i . . ··r · ;i. ' ' tbree-d.IJ clinic .Friday. Hf/1 ap-· '-';l:i;;;;i;~;.;;;;;;;;;:i;;;;;;..;;;.;;;i;;;;;.;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;i;;;;;; ooR·.ES POMEROY OHIO go ~· -WITH EACH OIL CHANGI AND GRIAll Jlla ~·tal ball' d;p-n\, .· Ill the l · q·tr,UlT OF OIL baUer Bob Feiler beaded ~ b.aell: the niajorl,•i he. t.J.d, "aa· JD..a.riY' 11 there. are nowadaya. .. pitch at the lltll · annual Baton Roule BU.blll CNc:6es• Clinic here. ~ . LIST ~lti~E He ld....d Yow\1 hall pla)'era ·~oOd players' ean ai.,;'~).I mat~ ealt Sat~rday after tellng mstead ac:oull of ahowU'Ig youngster,.... bow to • TJR,E NOW Bowling Hljhlightl bowie~ :19'1 In hla third .' ·.r;'ttir - Totals 670 11110· 896 ACI HI A/IAUIIMENT 726, 477 and 2368. Clark 166 131 140 Hoffelt 164 1115 237 Caner 191 1611 168 Ctuleklhanl< 163 133 IlK Krotlel 244 18'7 1611 Crow'• Chlcts, bowUna In .the pt. ,Pleasant > ·F·ree T.,be ~: BA l'ON IIOUGJ':, La. . uP. • Fotmer c~ey,iand ' ll).dian speed- • !• I :'• ' Pomiroy ...... c •• T. Bowen 147 IIIII 1811 tl33 .'• • -I 'SUNOCO IATTtRY ' WINNING TIAM ICOilla 176 1116 I" 1151 . ,.,... ,, . 1' ON A.NEW paid lrips to the state touraimeat. H. Lohoe .I .. ••n•n Cape~:~art G. Harris ! ••• - ON. VQUR , 1~. ! '• I ·- handicap of 411. Batket-1 •THIS Pbono '117 tournament over tb~ paat week end here took tile team ehampia...., !f ..easily, CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY , Emosl Covert, Mer. · DeM.arto, trurd-tanked conttnd· er, finallY to )fexlc~n h,t dancer Gaspar Ortega at the Bo&ton Gardera Sa~n~day nlaht alter two aplll dedaloa louaa in · New York, hammerlna: out a deelslvc, unanimous ao.round dcelaion. . "I UMd 1111 bead and didn't wild," oild tb~ lq 0 at, swll'lhy De· Marco, who nlvef been known for his m.ebtal ·prbi1aetic:s in \be rine before. rot BILLS try in tbe "Team E.Yent, Bowline Speedballen, and Robinlgp. Laun· dry plated oecond, tbird a n d fourth in that order la tbe totfr.. name.nt HlCb llingiel WU rolled Carrol'll Wonder.s with. 1n Jn'Q ·North Carolinq will be only one by plua 141 handicap of 141 for 1Dl'7,. ai.J: major conf-erence Jeadera A niCe crowd watt-bed 'the' team wUI oee oourt acUon tonl1ht events wbich were eomplt!ted SQn.. aeuon goe1 into the dat. Next weekend the ~bl-es and doubles evt~.nta will be-tt.n1e4 out with the wmners to ·aet . tJ:l!:fnte• .. Spr¥Jgrield. n1 34 S,14,J. R.Graham Rile 2 0 2, G. 2 0 4. • en- Pomeroy ,Molar Com_ptD)"'I UP . BUl McKechnie, director of the Cin· > ciDnaU Redleg1 farm sy1tem, lolwl1 -~· ball announced the aigninJ of 111 Unllod••Proof - Wrltw young players for tbe Redltll or· How lone can North Carolina pnization. a:et away with these bair·raislnf! eacapea? Eight yoUths were assigned to For the' second •trai&ht aame, Cineinnati's farm club at Wausau, Wiac., in t.he Cla&s C. Nortbern the nation'' No. 1 team barely avoide4 dbaater Satur<by when It Lea~~:ue. They included Pitehera Fred defeated Duke. '15-73, on 'l"ommy tbrow11 with 16 Pestke, St. Paris, and Jobn Rilev, Keuns• two CinCinnati, and Shortstop• Ray •eco~ndl . oft.-nd lonlght tile 'i'ar t9- make tlleir Jatnel, Jamestown, Perry Nelaon, when they vtah Bainbridge, and Willie White,!~:!~~::. 1fr~~~~~~~~~h~· ~·~·o~·-~·~~~=rniA!~c;N~~~~m!o~~e, II BILLS Tom Bowen Hits High Game For Winning Combo ' ' COLLEGE BASKETBALl. NANCY··· ' YOI,IR PIGGY eANK 15 ALWAYS IN THE WAY··· \ �• ' ' -. llally sel\ttnel, Pomeroy-Mlddltpor!, p., P.eb, I !•19&7-& r Meigs~(COC'tinu ... from ,.,It alr miles flown without an ai> ..•- ·ofcldent. ' Ortf) . .;~~~~~- Bl~e':"b:J.1 Tarheels MisS Disaster For Time Redlegs Sign 15 line toolllbt yOUDgstCfS JntO q~IDJia ~n;:~ u:n!;th":'t:': over • bol 1'--------·'IFarming System ia 11ft. BY TuaehiD MlchiJ•• Stale Bowl:iDg America, u in Melp Cotaaty, ·hu advanced a1 fast 01 f.,.ter In popularity tban any other lport currently claiming exc~sa ' energy of OW' peoples. It was only eiJJ:t"lt )'eara ago that a duck pin alley struggled alone m Pomeroy tryjne to make ends meet. "rocla)' the Pomeror Bowling Alleys are malnina Idle on tonl,ht'l card. the meeUnc place for hundreds of ardent bowlers every weet. · A lli.n~Je10ta win over Indiana The Bowlings .AMDCiatioJr toumal\d I , Purdue yleWry mr:er tbe ament noW in proa:ress that opentld SPUtanf would end the Hooaier Saturday night would be 11n excelnlp · bd plaee the Bollennatera lent opportunity tor 1trangera · to Ind."' Oblo ~te· in a Ue for the the sport here to be initiated. NOw re-t~:.~:n :p~~ YOU get~ aee the experts on telefrom tile fbrm pmea. visiOn, but tbt!i'c's nothln1 lite . , seei.ng it in the flesh. ~ .other Jltnel tonight, IllinoiJ Bowline baa claimed the iDter-entertailll 'Northwtstern and Mlc:h· est of ao many fol)l)wers for one qaa pl.,-1 at Wi.HoDiin. .d mple reason. It is a game that everybody who wants can partici· Tbe Bucfuyea, who raced to six pate in it hUnaelf, at almo1t anv stn:Wrt wins and then dropped d · tbr.ee in I row, fell behind at the age, an at very reJISODable ~ and never gave the Hoosi· pense. In ~hat BeliR It compares el'l mueb trouble Saturday night. ;li'ith golf. In another way, thoUgh. Afdale Deea maintained his Big lt ia tar froin the Ukea of goU, Teil ~Carin& Jead with 17 pointa When you swing a teed up hall qalnlt the Buekeyes, and thr&e a areal deal of skill Ia neceatary teammate• wound up wltb double if you are even to hit the da&gone figUre~. Frank Howard, No., 2 thin,, and lots more If )'OU can 1 corer, could get only nine pointl have much faith in where it's g~ r tb Jose inJ. About the seventh or eight 0 !.;;;;·;;; · ;;;e;;;;;;;;;;;;";;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1time a JOlter dribbles his ban off '• the tee, or books Into the brWJh, his 15 driver becomes a piece of broken or bent steel. Tbe averat~· temperament can't atand auch a\1· The Hoosiers displaced Ohio &Ute 11 top dog1 Slturday alabt ~ 1e0rin1 a 89-59 vktory over the v~tinc Bu~eyes. The losa nudged Ohio State to seeond place with a 8-3 ~rd, but left it with a ~~ cha~~te to jump ri1ht bact brto a flnt place Ue by juat re- : guish. Bui bowling doe11n't require al much practiced skill merel)' to en· joy the 1ame. A fellow wltb a 185 averaJ:e can have as much fun as a guy like Moon Clifford who claims an average of around UW. Mluin1 a strike, or a spare doesn t normally drive the bowler into a frenzy. Theac hot&hots on TV are case• an point. All the TV contestants came in there with averaee• of Z20 to 230, ye~ some of them fail flat on their faces before the cameras. There·~~ no cursing (audible in front of your slit), no chewing up o.t the bowling ball, no klek.inw: the baU o9t of the aley& as a younr. gtflt named Smith paying for the Athens Bulldo&• Friday night tried to do with the gamf! basketball when a foul was called on him. When 1he years begin dimbing up the male and fenude frame sports thil l there are numroua hav to be watched, not played. Mass spectaclea of basfblll, football, baaketbtli, and hockey an often intcreatlna. To watch, only. Creaking honea rule out piayina: them. But bowllnJ doesn't mind a alow joint here and there. .Bad joint and all can enjoy i~. ... _,_ .,,,...... ...,.._.... .,.,..,..... fg J ~-nc r f::.. ~·'.•".'' . "'~···MI. DOMINATI RIOATTA MIAMI (UP) - Bu4 Wll,e~ Con- cord, Calif., walnut arower and Bill Tenney of Dayton, Ohio, a pair of -world 1peed k~n1s, dominated the Miami mld·wlnter outboard rc11atta Sunday whlcb waa moved to fr'e•h wa&er for tbe first time in 15 yeara. WDN GRAND PRIX Gellnotle, tho out1tandtn1 lrotter in the biatory of European harne~a r1cil\l, won the $28,'150 International Grand Prix de Paritl Sunday to eomplele an unprcccdonled "triple." The French mare al11o bad won the PARIS (UP) - COLLINS JEWELRY Wlaere Y- t:oafldomo Mala Sl. Ia lullfled · Pomeroy Grond Pri• do Amerique and lhe Grand PJix do France earlier In . CJNCINNA11, o. ------ Generals Down Rutland 92-51 J;,;~m:~on~lh=.~,..,··;~:.:: :~i~ :::. tb~ h • 1g N t Indiana of tbe Bi& Ten, ' Ken· tucty of the Southeulern COnfer'ln.n ence, Bradley of tl)e M:isaouri Val· . ley, Western Kentucky of the Ohio PHYLLIS S OWDI Valley,. and HIU'din • Slmmon1 ot By N N the Border Conference all will be A strong McArthur team outsco"t rtskfng their records. ed 'the Rutland Red Devils on the latter& h.ome floor Friday night to The upset llgh.tning that ·uazed win 92·51. NOrth Cafolina 1truek down four of the nation's hlaheat - ranking The speedy Generals got off to teaf'lla Saturday. a 21--8 first quarter ~ore and con· Unued to maintain the lead thro. Southern 'Methodi.Jt (No. t-) waa u&h the entire game. upaet by "'Texas T~h. 68-67 1 when ¥ "c.Arthur Wrightaell and Coff·. it waa outscored 12-0 over the last man took scorln_a: honors for the five minutes UL'LA (No. 6) h•d with 26 and 22 points re- it11 strlne of 23 straight Pacific . Ead• wu hlgb man f<lr Coast Conferenee vi ·c tori e s , 1eoring 17 points. snapped by Washington, 90-?'4:, as by qu"artera : Ooua Smart led the way wi~b 31 Rutland 8 ::1 32 51 poinUJ. McArthur 21 ~3 71 92 ---:-----Scoring ror Rutlando P. Eada R~tJan . S 7 17, D. Carson 2 0 4, L •Duaan . 1 1 3, B. German 0 0 0, R. Turner dEdges Ju•t~fe Portland By ,· 53-4":!,. cOURt. Scoring for M<:Arthur: J. Ann· 1lrong 6 1 12, G. Reed 4 0 8, D. Wrllhtoell 12 2 28, B. Clark I 0 2. D, Gili 1 2 4, D. Oiler 1 1 3, G. CoUman 9 4 22, S Mee~s 2 0 4, Rutland'l Seventh and Jtighth T. Ballard 0 0 0, D. Durkin 2 0 i, Grade baaketball team downed G. Oiler 3 o 6. Portland's faat atepping grade Rutland Rca., 25; McArthur, 40. achool teaftl coac:h"'d by Principal Referees : Holmes and Lyde. Hubert Price Saturday night Jn Rutland 03 to 42 as a ,creat team effort pqJd off over tbe individual shooting skill of Portland's Sam· my Price (Hubert's aon) who aot 30 points. Coach Henry Null's Rutlanderl got 49 rebounda to 4:1 for Port land, and kept tl)e up river bo)'l bu!iy with the Rutland fast break M-IAMI BEACH UP - Cham· offense.. pion Joe Brown and ex • ~hamp "That Price boy Ia plenty good," Wallaoe Bud Sn*h pll.tnned to Coach Null laid. He said he felt finish bmdn1 preparation• tocby Rutland'a 1reater team effort, with lor Wednesday night's return Hqnman gettingtfi and Martin 20 llghtwel1ht tlUe fight at the Ml· pointJ, paid of.t. ami Beach Auditorium. Portland trailed 28-15 at half· Brown ot New Oflean1 Is fa· time but pulled up to 37-31 in the vored at 13·tl to make a aucceas- third quarter, then fell behind in ful first defenae ol the 133-pound the last frame. ICOIINO crown he won from Smith o! Clr.· RuUend, Holtman 4-e of 13·14; clnnati at New Orleans la1t Aug. Hoblt.etter 3-3 of 15-8; D. Pl~rce 924. . 0.0; Georte 3·1 of 8·7; Martin 8-f The scheduled lO·round bout will Of 6-2D; II. Dulln 1·1 of 3-3; tobe televised and hroadcaat nationtala 19-Ul of »13. all)'{ wltb a TV bl~kout In the Portl1nd, McKelvey 3·2 of H; south-Florida irea. Price 1t-:2 of NO; F. Cozart 1.0 oJ 2-2: Van Meier ~-04; D. E. CoW'\, D-0 of 3.0. Totala Ut·fi of 18-42. Scora b7 IJUil'ters Rutland .. .. .. 13 28 37 Portland .. . . . . 7 15 3! •• ------•IAT IIIIA.LII BOSTON (UP) - Boaton Colleae handed a tourinr IaraeU Olympie ba.tketball team lfl first defeat ln we!Jhl kln1' ~ofty DeMareo, who thia eountry, 14-59, Sunday In a uauall;v empJoya plaiR old • Caah· preliminary to I National ioned stuulnr to drNe hla oppo- ball A~t,ion ranK~ between tile . nen~l into tl\e eanvls, wa• back Boston Celtlca and' Philadelphla in the cham"ploDJblp picture today Wmlors. ' because he used hla bead. Smith, Brown. Polish Blows For Return. Title Go - DeMarco Back In COfttender Comer BILLS! -ia GET ...•. $100 Orupto ' •.' 1 . Ply to ... " • t~ $1000 "hat J'OI ow11 and buy wbat you need ~Udlloalll. Theil have only ONE pl1ce AQ ~.~ 1 Uttle 1t a tlma. What a rellofl ' wttb ' . ..; ' oflave lafl't of YO\U' pay Cbflc:k for )'OUrtelf, Hundredl are 11tUna private cuh loan11 hre for ttieir own aood. Chaneoa are you ean too. Ju.t phono ua or ettlp ln . You tlrt . alwqa wfk:ome und you will like our per. 101lol01»tf~GD money terms, THE •· ...,.. 1£•.MQI Iii, ' .........-. ~-..:..- . . . BATTERIES T I RES'' ' ship and tbe rlaht to enter the state tourn1ment later widl a total of 2916 plD1 lDeludlD• tlielr PHONEM . 398-Y '$ 4 Tom Bowen, who rolled 531 ac:· tual pins, and had 1 102 pia 'ban. \. dlcap, led Ltte. winnen with a totar 633 on gamea of 141, 110 and Carrol'• w-onders, OlD 149 1.89 151 579 0. Hunnel M. Houd08hclt ilK 132 lllil &11 167 17D. itli · 584 Handicap TOTALS 137 137 1~7 411 1160 1111611100 U18 TEAM' IVINT PINAL FoJlowing are teams, flrtt ·l l.me totala, 2nd rame totala, ~rd gaale totals, total handicap~ and arand total: _ 1. Pomeroy Motora co., 823. 821, 663, 411 and 21118. 2. Carrol's wOndera, 176, 779, 76C, 423 and 284:2. 3. Capehart Speedballen, 81D, 873, 797, 351 and 2838. f. Robinson Lawidry, 814, ..9, 822, ~ and 2830. G. Pomeroy Sentinel, 832, 7G7, 802, 411 and 2802. 8, A'Jsoelatcd Radio, ' 'J'BO, m 1 71H, 333 '"d 27M. 7. New York Clotb!Df, 844, 814, 732, 318 and 2'108. · · 8. Friendly Tavern, 691, 768, 7M, 492 and 270!S •. 9. Sports Center, 893, 7!4, 768, 522 and 27~. · 10. Racine Service ~itation, 894, 729. 739, Mo and 2701. 11. Jr. 0. U. A. M': No, 17$, 723. 829, 684:, 4M and ,~2888. 1.2. Bakers Furniture, 702, 1'73, 807, 34$ an'.I 2679 13. Firestone, 719, 747, 728, 408, and 28f8, 14. Sporn All stars, 829, 759, 769, 282 and 2639. 15. Hoi Rodo, 691, 732, 758, to2 and 2634. 18. Uberty lleataurMt, 709, 782, 715, 402 and 2618. ~ 17. 2nd Str.eet Market, 7t6. 878, 692, IMI'I and 2614. 18. Hol1um Bakery. 860, 710, Feller Tells~m Now, InStead· OfShowingBoysHow.To Throw .. fREE 'i'tcet• r peared with Ol-J\er .tn-a.jor Jea~era includinf AI Kiline and Hmu Kuenn of tilt: Detroit 'l'iiira. ·loe Adcock and· lb.nk ·A aron of the MUwaukee Braves, Mel Parnell .Of the Boston Red SOx, and · onetime New York Gjanta star Mel Ott. POMEROY . I .. lbi7tl!'l '"• '. ·;~1..' ·:. \IUnat, lnit did no throwing of•t:he baiJ. He eald he would like to aee I Miekey Mantle break Babe Rutb"s recQTd.of 80 J\onie runs, but doubts if he'lt hit hl• 19S6 output ot o2 . •Jain. "Nickey I*• perhaps 50 twlnp a year bunting or dra~ging," Feller said; I City Le•l•' 1111 Tburlday niaht aaalnat the Ace Hi Amusement leam came lhrOUih with a zae to %393 victory. Menehiai had a nice 235 to jliba m Totals . • ~ ~1 . ,, .... .t ...g.·~ ..' .. ., : .. ., . ' . I . ' . W. Krodel but won t.be We:t Btllea eame:ii.r.i~~~-11 with a apare and picked up pins on hia latt bill to wln S(Oitll i -~. ,. t • .. . :) ' ' ·'~ ~ ••i ,' --'" :...-<: • \ 1 ,, '} > ... ....:· ·' i . ~ -. ' • ' ALL •• ' flod:cJ · CIOW"S CHICKS Loub 110 183 1'12: 4.M Mencbini 181 111 Ill p'rr. •lMt a diamond poaitlon \kft suited for them lnd ltaf witli It. Rll81 Ill 117, Ill toll ., l \ > louiayl~le: ,IW feet ~,.' lui 11me by lwo pins. !SEAT COVERS .. ! BATTERIE$ *TIRE$ • .lrfr"". Eugene . JackSon and -her' nln• children .or Hille" :Run, near LucasV..ille, were driven from their hoq>• when uahsnlnt set u ah~aze. Her~ are some tentative crest Pr.edletiohs: AREAL FINllUYl \i ' ~ .. ,.J~ co.. .t"1e 515. TW{fEifllergent'V · 'J Calls o·n Monday ____ LIITLE ORPHAN ANNIE · ~ Pometoly Er~tergency Squad was called -on two r11ns Mond.ay morn·ing. The first 'at 9:31) a.m. WM to the home of M. C. Theiss, a.,~ ·cine who was transported to Metis Gefieral for pneumonia. Tho second e.aH at -11 :10 a.m. was to attend Mrs. John Wilt, on Thursday; Welch Town Rd Cor .sickness.. J11 ___., r--, doctor waS called for: her. Portsmouth: 49.6 feet Tuesday morninJ, flood st~"e 60 feet. Maysville, KY. : no· feet Wednesday mOr.iUn1, flood sta&e, 50. EyansvUie: 40J5 feet Saturday, food st$ 42. '- . ' .. t t ....~ ~•.....,~....., eamea of 1M end tP. 1-r;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ' Tbe Chlekl uo tied for..• :-~· place In tb" teeand efi\J!IIN&TAUATION · TU¢So.N~ Ariz .. UP -Qnspec· tacular, but oh, sry stead}', Dow Finsterwllld. T<eq~erta, IFI!I. and AtPen.s. 0 .. and Don :Whltt, ._,. ameda, Calif.. an "old pro'; at 26. b.otll<'d it nut today in an lS.hole -pla:ruf£ ·for lh(, Tueson Open golf title and $2.000. These young!rtera fought l brilliant battle to tie for the lead aft· er (0UI: round ~ Sunday whelJ spee""..!!~Cd out bridge!! and roads. tacuiar Bill Caspar Jr.. Bonita, , iliJibway P;a~.to.J , aald main Ct:IUL; ,;~nt o~din~~Y and blew .-a 1-hligh:.,.j·):0: -were dear but. , .t.ha.t. . l foq~~~~ tead I.)) ~ be ~a,of~ , were still closed rdU'i.L.~,. , waters. BJ'l . ~ot' rthe miss of a foW"·foot' putt on''the 18th hole, Finsterwald' woold have been $2 ..{)()0 richer, and he and Whitt would have bee'\ heacJed Cor San Antonio today and the Texas Open with the rest of · tbe to~rnlme~t pl<~yers. Flnsterwald alljl Whitt posted' Many persons .were trappe~ in 72_h_ole totals IJ! ~ 9 . 11 unrter par, · -~omes and ears. In North casper shot a fjve-over-par 7~. tol· and POI'tsmlouth, !ire• uted boats to reach ma"roon· · lowi,n~J thre.C Rfeat rounds earlier, ed ~.dents. · to Ue for.tourth .v.ith Jo.hny Cleary Hartford, · Corin., and Tom Nl~ Porte, .llron.XYille, N. Y.. eacll wHh _.. _~7~. - '' *:0.. . ' • Fo.r L~ad In Play In-~u¢S~n Ope~ : : 1- The D~y Sentinel · Finsterwald Tied ~. -· TRY OUR eFitill JNST.\LLATION ...... - lk 480 . 1 IJ''" U....-. ,._ MEXICO .OITY': RaUl 'Raton Maby two polnta blah 11me lor ibe 120", ~Joe, k-IM · ou1 nllllt 11 Halfell of Jbe loaero " 120,., llpoln•.~ c•nao, ~ LOCAL .: ~EWS 5116 6llf 171 &IH • •'• ' '~' MORE •• -FIIftt Rnults aame ~tor llo-1'!> t'·h • . I 1!19 211 220 82D 179 ~~ 138 1108 · I·\ .•. RYDAY ,.' Belle• i I ,Jn quite a voluble Jnood for ·Fet, ler, the ex~lttdlal'l 1•tted of man§" Clifford 4 1,.,.. :• ' @' . . ·' . ' i ~ . ( _j· • •I i I ! . SEL~ A~ Fei'!'r ·~~~n~". the Detroit have a'cllance to take th:e AnteeSunoco Station . Feller, · who · rettred this winter iCan Le~e .peftnaDt; and , lie views tb' lfnw.vkee Bra~- I• • W. Main St. r.mtror alter 20 years in the m~on dur· polslblt .eonte'nder ln the National · ln1 wbl<h. be 1>ltebed ·268 wlrutll1g Lo.t_~·· •. ball camea, bellk!d kick ofr the e, •i . . ··r · ;i. ' ' tbree-d.IJ clinic .Friday. Hf/1 ap-· '-';l:i;;;;i;~;.;;;;;;;;;:i;;;;;;..;;;.;;;i;;;;;.;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;i;;;;;; ooR·.ES POMEROY OHIO go ~· -WITH EACH OIL CHANGI AND GRIAll Jlla ~·tal ball' d;p-n\, .· Ill the l · q·tr,UlT OF OIL baUer Bob Feiler beaded ~ b.aell: the niajorl,•i he. t.J.d, "aa· JD..a.riY' 11 there. are nowadaya. .. pitch at the lltll · annual Baton Roule BU.blll CNc:6es• Clinic here. ~ . LIST ~lti~E He ld....d Yow\1 hall pla)'era ·~oOd players' ean ai.,;'~).I mat~ ealt Sat~rday after tellng mstead ac:oull of ahowU'Ig youngster,.... bow to • TJR,E NOW Bowling Hljhlightl bowie~ :19'1 In hla third .' ·.r;'ttir - Totals 670 11110· 896 ACI HI A/IAUIIMENT 726, 477 and 2368. Clark 166 131 140 Hoffelt 164 1115 237 Caner 191 1611 168 Ctuleklhanl< 163 133 IlK Krotlel 244 18'7 1611 Crow'• Chlcts, bowUna In .the pt. ,Pleasant > ·F·ree T.,be ~: BA l'ON IIOUGJ':, La. . uP. • Fotmer c~ey,iand ' ll).dian speed- • !• I :'• ' Pomiroy ...... c •• T. Bowen 147 IIIII 1811 tl33 .'• • -I 'SUNOCO IATTtRY ' WINNING TIAM ICOilla 176 1116 I" 1151 . ,.,... ,, . 1' ON A.NEW paid lrips to the state touraimeat. H. Lohoe .I .. ••n•n Cape~:~art G. Harris ! ••• - ON. VQUR , 1~. ! '• I ·- handicap of 411. Batket-1 •THIS Pbono '117 tournament over tb~ paat week end here took tile team ehampia...., !f ..easily, CITY LOAN AND SAVINGS COMPANY , Emosl Covert, Mer. · DeM.arto, trurd-tanked conttnd· er, finallY to )fexlc~n h,t dancer Gaspar Ortega at the Bo&ton Gardera Sa~n~day nlaht alter two aplll dedaloa louaa in · New York, hammerlna: out a deelslvc, unanimous ao.round dcelaion. . "I UMd 1111 bead and didn't wild," oild tb~ lq 0 at, swll'lhy De· Marco, who nlvef been known for his m.ebtal ·prbi1aetic:s in \be rine before. rot BILLS try in tbe "Team E.Yent, Bowline Speedballen, and Robinlgp. Laun· dry plated oecond, tbird a n d fourth in that order la tbe totfr.. name.nt HlCb llingiel WU rolled Carrol'll Wonder.s with. 1n Jn'Q ·North Carolinq will be only one by plua 141 handicap of 141 for 1Dl'7,. ai.J: major conf-erence Jeadera A niCe crowd watt-bed 'the' team wUI oee oourt acUon tonl1ht events wbich were eomplt!ted SQn.. aeuon goe1 into the dat. Next weekend the ~bl-es and doubles evt~.nta will be-tt.n1e4 out with the wmners to ·aet . tJ:l!:fnte• .. Spr¥Jgrield. n1 34 S,14,J. R.Graham Rile 2 0 2, G. 2 0 4. • en- Pomeroy ,Molar Com_ptD)"'I UP . BUl McKechnie, director of the Cin· > ciDnaU Redleg1 farm sy1tem, lolwl1 -~· ball announced the aigninJ of 111 Unllod••Proof - Wrltw young players for tbe Redltll or· How lone can North Carolina pnization. a:et away with these bair·raislnf! eacapea? Eight yoUths were assigned to For the' second •trai&ht aame, Cineinnati's farm club at Wausau, Wiac., in t.he Cla&s C. Nortbern the nation'' No. 1 team barely avoide4 dbaater Satur<by when It Lea~~:ue. They included Pitehera Fred defeated Duke. '15-73, on 'l"ommy tbrow11 with 16 Pestke, St. Paris, and Jobn Rilev, Keuns• two CinCinnati, and Shortstop• Ray •eco~ndl . oft.-nd lonlght tile 'i'ar t9- make tlleir Jatnel, Jamestown, Perry Nelaon, when they vtah Bainbridge, and Willie White,!~:!~~::. 1fr~~~~~~~~~h~· ~·~·o~·-~·~~~=rniA!~c;N~~~~m!o~~e, II BILLS Tom Bowen Hits High Game For Winning Combo ' ' COLLEGE BASKETBALl. NANCY··· ' YOI,IR PIGGY eANK 15 ALWAYS IN THE WAY··· \ �' • • The Daily Sentinel • .Mrs Pearl Poulin waa welcomel:t 11 a r.ew meJllber when tbe Sacred Heart Gulld met Th.Unday even· tna: at the church auditorium. Prayer by Lhe Rev Fa!ber J ohn Turel opened ~e meethlJ . Mrs. R. . Danville Roasts 'No Child Hurt in 25 Years' Ludl1e BearhJ Hawtinl, Pomeroy Society Editor, Pbone 6244 Eleanor Schaaf. Middleport Society Editor, Pbone 6079 81 leaue Smidt, DM1e Safely CoJIIIlltaat POMEROY SOCIETY Middleport Society Mr. and Mrs Edgar Vale and dau,Jbter, Bettma, CoJurpbus, V1Jlted ber mother, Mrs. William Wyatt. wben they were <"&lied nere by the death of h1s grandmother, Mrt. Flsber. Mr. and Mrs c. H Wtse Jr., C. H Wise Sr and Mtss Ruth Wls ~ and Mrs. Charltl~ McNamee, Middleport and JCatberyn Jane and Charles Hannahs, Porneroy, , were SundaY ptft.l o, Mr. -and M-rs. WtHiam Betz and~ daughter, Salt· dra, Jaekmn. · Mr antt )Its , GJen Paulin, Bowling -Grt!en, were buineu v1s1tors here satrrday and vtJited wil 11 Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea McNamee. Mr. and )Irs. Richard Waltet'l, Columbua, spent the weekend with hls parenta. Mr. and Mrs. Guy , Mrs. W M Smdair atlended I the funeral of her au nt , Mrs Mary Thoma P ratt, he ld Fn day at the Schroyen fu nera l horne Colu m· bua. Inter men t was m Pleasant Hill cemetery Bobby Willi s of Svracuse w a~ the weekend guest ut Mr and \ Mrs. Walter l\'alker. Mr and Mrs Frank Dill or S}r~ cuse VISited Sunday afternoon w1th Herman Bearh s, who l$r. til Mr. snd Mrs. Miles McFarlanrl of Columbus were weekend guests of her father, Emmett Wlll, Ches ter road . Rev. Roger e1shop and h1s moth· er, Mrs Lat.rrence Bishop of Chillicothe were here tor the church l!e(l'Yices at the Entepr1sc EUB Church, Sunday morfltn g l Wa~ters. Jobn Thompson and 50D, John. Belle, W. Va., were weekend gueats of hia mother, Mn Elizabeth TbomPJOD, and famJiy . :Mra. A. J. Beaver was taken to Holzer Hospital Saturday in t:tw Rawlind.co,ata ambulance. Hra. Eleanor welch Zelher, who bas been a medtcal pattent at Ho1%er.JtQspltal, returned to her home Fnday, Mr. an'd Mrs V1r11l wood and family, Karen and RonnY, Xenia, were weekend gueatl of Mr. an1 MTL Ernest Cove11 and ftmUy. Mr. and M.n. Paul Winebrener Columbus, apent the weekend with •relative& 1n Middleport and New Ha\oen. Mra He'nry Casto was brought from Mella General Hoapltal to the home of her 8lster, Mrs. David Oiler, Sunday JR the RawlingsCoati ambulance. M.r, and Mrs Roy Casto 1111d ehlldren, ROv V1rg1l, XllY and Botl ny, ColtJmbo&, 1pent the weekend with Mr and Mrs DaYtd Oder. Mr. lind Mrs. }'rank Grct&, Chester, were Sunda)' guestt Of Mr and Mrs Davtd Oh)lnger ond dau ghters Mr. and Mra. Charles Carmichael bave moved from the apartme nt of Miii!S Margaret Souer to t?u: home of her mother, Mn. Cllflord Kauff. Uudaon Street Mn Robert Duckworth ond dau· Khters, ltobln and Sally, Mr and MrS'. T£ d Splre1 and son, Tommy, Mra. Shirley Smitb. llcsste and Ray Smith , visited Sunday wttlt Mr. and Mn. Willl.am J.i~ red Smith Jr. and daughters, Patty and Sharon, Cbarlelton. Mrs. Katberyn Haden and broth· er, Don Payne, Dayton, were here Sunday becauae of the serious ltlneu of their arandmothcr, MrS: KM.heryn Pafl'~. Mr. llld Mn. C R Karr Sr spent the weekenji -tn Columbua with their dauahter, Polly Karr, wbo has been 111 for a week with nu. Mr and Mn. Ed T. Bauer, Well1ton, spent the weekend al the Karr apartment with theu daught.t!r, roily Anne. Servicemen R R. Stobart 1s eonftned to hi~:. home, Enterprise by Illness. }o'rank Jihll v1s1ted Sunday With hls mother, Mrs Walter Walker and Mr Walker Mrs. M10nte Orr who has been stsymg in Leonardsburg w1th he r dattghter, Mrs. Ed1 t h McEifresl1 was called home , Thur sday b) the death of her 51ster, Mrs Clara L tbe,-teun: Al••r• tra!lle; kee1 the eurlt untO to erct~a ufe· eur• •• amollfr they grow up ful law·~tbidlnr and consdou1 citizeJll," Chief Chriatt u..a.lna t ... t the :rounptera aelecttd for th• patrol muet aU be honor atadente. Eac:h of the ,dt 7•1 Z6 aehoet 1 pro'ride1 an a'n!r11e of eiJht atudenta for a t,otal ol' 208 patroUerl, Approsl•atel1 JO ,.reent are rirls. He feels that four mell\bera equaliu the work of one experieneld traffic officer, therebr aupplementlnr the foree br fhe efiUIY~leat ot 52 extra aduk afficera. I' Mr and Mrs. Arthur Orr who were viSiting In G•hon were coiled home Thursday by the death of his aunl, Mrs Claro L. c " ' '' Mr. and Mn Wayne Watts and S.olt Daw•on ol Columb" '"" Sunday guests of thc1r mother , An operetta ~·sleepy Head" will Mrs.' WLlham Dawson and Mrs Ed· will be presented by the Elghtll 1110011 are Hliltecl ebotrTe U. I n•kltl wlkk:h ~ wa~~- ~~hl:;-;s. Gerald Mclnotsh and family of Huntmgton, W Va, spent the weekend With her parents, Mr and ltr~ Gem ge Hoeflick. -'WINO-FOLD CAPE In 8ev.. Grade on Monday evemng, Feb. 16th, m the ,Middleport High Sch· ool A1.1d1tor1Um The operetta wlll be ac.tompanied by the H1gh SChool orchestra and they wtll U!P for-Uielt co-operation . M1ss Donna McCOol, who i.J to be married this month to Frt:ld WilliamsCJn , was guest of honor at a bridal shower gtven by ber aunt, Mrs. Harlon Worner, at the home of )(r. and Mrs Roy ){t!Cool. A blue i!Dd wbi\e color scheme was used for the 1hower ancl the hoa~sl!l was assiSted by Mrs. George Ebersbac.h and Mra. C. E Meadows in serving tee cream, take decorated w1lb wedding bells and coffee. ' Guests were Mrs. It L. Williams, Mrs. Ed.laOD Weaver, )ln. Theodore Neutzhng, Mrs. H E. Bu11h, Gene R.ice. Mrs Walter • Ernell RUfMll of CniiO!I. w.Mr. va. and dauJhl.er, Mra .MUdttd D. Youna and Jln. ell l e Barl()tti Van Horn o£ Parkerabur( vlllted were ~eported eonfined to tbe hoe~... pital. A donation Of $8)0.00 JfU Monday w1tb hil 1 ~1 • JtlrL AJ.I"" Kiven to thG Father Turel aa part el Nelson ~md Mra. Doda Tbo~. payment on the replll' Q{ the Mrs. HaUte McKenaic who ~ church or,can viJitlnl: retatlvea tn Cbift{.. titber 'Turel thanked the GQildd•~." and Athelll tbe pitt" montb, the put returned home 5atur4l1· Sbe IRST Ia ;\dvertlllng In Circulation '!¥ accompanied home by her ailtw. Mra. Emma Haninl and. niece, Jt: and ' Mrs. Raymond Webb ,of Ath- man. Dyke. l ::r~~.:~ Mrs. En Dennison. Mra. Bradford and daughter, Swadley, Mn. W\1~~nW:i..rMn. Clarence J Theobald, Mrs. Ray Biddle, Mrs. Mrs. J. J. Davia, Miu PhyUis for a ¥lliL .! Mr-. Bert Carroll wboiJ empl'O.x: ed at Marlon spent tbe week tlU1 wlttr bia parents, Rev. and Mn. J. T. carroll and family. Vlll NO. 255 reli"oh.;el\0 Mrs. Pearl I.Jttle 1ulated br Mrs. Bernice Nelson entertained .,lo)lt· FebruaJ'y. a· .~ ,' 1 I Rb C t I Games and eonte1ts were played. M~rie CarsoD won the d6Qf pJ;"ize. u y as s Wed;.., Ufl'f rl'd ay T Jat11es Eynon n. Coming from out of town r01 Mt. II1 ~~~~:.:~: ;:~ pended to givetbethethree tbe eontrad nec.eaary. The old coatrm p.ired on F~. 4. Soliettor Bernard Fultz preJellt.. ed an ordmanee recommended b7 tbe Mtdd.leport Board of Edue.tion for cOnsent to vaeate an all~ • · the property to be used for tJit new Elementary School Tbe Cou• eti suspended roles for this ~ dinance also to Jive it the ~ nec.e.ssary readiriJI. :~:::1 Blaur died in Holzer &bout 10:40 a.m. alter his aot into aO!t berm On Rt. 35, out of eonb;ol, and turned Tile cl(IJ'k was vert.ize for bide and dump bed to Dodge now o1med A special meeting accept the bids. oc curr~d about thr« miles east ConsoUdated of R1o Grande. today 2,100 a phones were in use In another aeries ot cable•..., ·' 0 ' - - ·- - - Mrs cash Mayor Filher pr:eaent.ed two lice duty schedtJ!ea prepared Palrolnum L R. NI'OI ljae dillance committee Will • "'"'"~' tbese ~ehedules Qd repott later meeting. Ohio State Nurse • • ,, '!'bleb will eoJt $f per year p¢ hgbt. B. W. Gill, CSOE mullicipal repreeentative front. ColumbUJ and Thoma& Hendrix, local appeared before Cowaeil the arrangemeat,. Rules •~ several times, the Patrol aaid. ' and Will ! ri~l¥~nba;.•,;•~n1,::~::;.!: ';pRE,r;JIO'.POR e.v •" ' J\UNG ...-·•• To Be Held Today Pbrehase • ~ are \ ' OUP med the alon( the waterlbed in Pennaylvania an¢ West Virginia. The nooda were indireetly ruponsible for two more deaths In '' ' ' •" Bottoril; :Mrs. ""Dora J.et,ha Streett, 72., Orient, Jl,oule 1, d1ed Friday Funeral services are to be held today Norti.s Funeral Home, Grove with burial in the Sunset 'j'wo . rmcr" the services were Mrs. Mabel La11 of Ft. Lauderdale, F'la.· Mr. ano Mra. John Circle and and Mrs Roy Wolfe or Colul)lbua: Danr; Fell, London; Mrs. Mary Rua~:~e\1 St. M&r)'S, W Va, and Mra. Edltl1 Patrol Mc!lfrenh, Leonarda~l· 1 vel · Falls -'ioli&vho·~hdiele was cQmple.tely de" · and coffee was strewed over nearby f1elds. The accident ...,., Bur lal Wllb 111 the Carmel cc mr tcry and pall·bearcra were Paul Moore. Lawrence and Normal• llose , ilomcr Clrclc, Gcorae Gcn heuner and Edtson Rouah. ;!:...... Mrs Meeting Is Held • F "d ay Evenlng Spocill mwdc wall provided b" )olra Garret Circle oraani&L aM Re v. Young who s,mg a.aolo and !\1r nnc1 Mrs Duran Duncan of Clifton. W Va COPY-Sc Mayor C. 0. FIBber and the Village Cou!lcil Monday ~f~ signed a new contract witb tbe Columbus and SOuthern ( Electric Company for brigbter street ligbts from the coJ'OOI•a; lion line down Seoond Avenlle to Locust, down Third Av:em~ to Locust and out to the lower corporation line. Twenty-seven Ugbls will be included in the im]>ro••enoentl :·. when bls vehicle turne.d over the State Hl&hway Patrol reported. Larktn, E'LBEio\'~ 1t'F!LDS Clara L. Circle Funeral Services --Held On Saturday Mary-White Shrine l'uneral services for Mrs. Clara E Circle were held at the Carmel EU8 Church, Saturday at 1 p m wilh the Rev Richard Young, pas tor of the chUrch, officiating ' A Port&rrl.outh man dr!viDJ a truck loadeg wlth. coffee wu ttlJ;. ed ~h i' morning 1lo Gallla county After the bOJUII'ed 1Ufl8t openher gdt.B refreahmenta were /IO!Ved to Mn. Gfl.lii• Grabam, J4rlli. Rose CUIJOD, MrJ. Male ca~ Marie Cmon, Mrs. EtCar.. ~~ Mary rs. V!.olet GraUl, Beulah Gr:ate, 11'1· B!e!hir~a~n1d!C~h!rt~•t:in!e~;~M~r:·~'l ~Dd~·:~=·~·~~~~i~~~!~!!~~~~~~~~~~~! C~ - · ............. U42. Portsmoui Man Killed In Crash In GaJlia County Mn. scmor,aranged and Earl Warnke, Coah, Band school, pattl"a Terry music by Stephen form the~~:twa'ys parly.late He isforoften \ate and for Wlll1'im Chllds and MlekY wn d DltJ ,a•or. keeps hts friends wa!Ung to ao Sheila, Mra Minnie Gilmore, Janis gy Darst, Bernlce - - -- - swlmmmg, ftshmg and for ba~l ChUds, student nurse at Rohrer I Barker, Mayme Rainey, He drops off sleep on Hoapllal. Byers and Donna Carson. :::::ii;:,.. 0 slightest provocatlon. Janiet> -----' I ~ Ztrkle , "lvY"- who "clings as the Rllme ifllplies." to D~pey, is al· Wavs hoping to refcit!il' him. 0 Robert Stepnenson' Is "Wacky:" Mr an•• Geor•e Casto, M•d· Susan Probasco Is "Do1ly," a pepu-. e 1 i Pres'ents. the dtcport, have announced the mar- py young girl ; Kay Jenk nson s 1 " ' ' or their daughter, Rub,, to "Sue" and Don ErWin IS "Mopey," M .• James Eynon, son of Mr and Mrs both st'.rioqs·mln11ed w1th opey ORO UP; Don Eynon, Long Bottom 1he hemg the lrtudiores, ln:c\Jectual '.'t ~C'remony was held Friday even- type. Other characters anJ S\1~11 • j1ng at the Eynon home with the Pullen as ''Molly,'' Betty Covert, Rrv. E G Branscomb, Tuppers "Polly," Caro~yn Russell, "Kate; ' ;. .,Plains, officiating. Rictwtrd Long, "Jackie." Tom An· "( Allendenh were Sylvia Eynon, deraon as "!'red" and Freddie Pul ' mUr of the groom, and Marvin len as "Ned.'' • Randolph, Athens. When refreshments served Wedding cake and Ice cream Dopey has become so absorf)ed m • ~>·,:~ fl were se•·ved by Mr. A11id Mrs Ey- tho book., be doesn't nen kqQ'¥ 1\1 111 y Shrine White Shru 1c of non who also had a special fupper the others h11ve gone and left hh,n . .Tcrus11 lcm met Friday cvenmg nt at their home. for the following He falls asleep and th e ~tl\ost of "· the lOOF hall w1th Ellzabcth Lear gucats· Mr. and Mrs. James f.y- HenrY Hudson-Jimmy J{ood, and :J ' ., worthy hlgh pr1cstess and Everett non, Mr and Mrs. George Ca11to, his SIX gnomes (~1xth grade boya) ; ~ .:!,. Tra<'y Watchman of shepherd 1 Mr. and Mrs. ~avid Oiler, Mra. Richard Bolm, Ron.1ld Carr, Dav/; f Protrm, presiding. Elon1c Smder, MLddteport; Mr. and id Wiley, Fredd.ie Slater. Charles • Dur 1ng the bu smcu 5 ~ 11111 on an 'Mrs Swain and family, Marietta; Bush and Charles Swackhammc.r, mv 1tat 1on was read to attend tbe 'Mr and Mn Olen Randolph, L1n- appear and enact the fable of Rip 01110 State White Shrlrle Assocla da Randolph and family, Athens: Van Winkld They disappear anti , 1011 to be held 10 Chillicothe on Mr . and Mrs Lemuel Newhn, LonQ Dopey-m hia dream-is convlnced Sntun.1,1y March 16 Pl&ns were Bot~om. that he ia an old man. mnd c for several members to at· Saturday evenln,: Mr. and Mrs. one-act play ''W11dca.L Wdlle tent! Casto and Jimmy, had I Girl Trouble" will preecde the • The ()lyda A progTam was presented by the ~~~cs'Eynon Mrp._!R:t !'::~ Gallipolis group cona1stlng of a • ·-" pia~ lol "Th Modern F Mr. and Mrs. EYnon and Syl· ~ · e a via, Long Mr. and Mrs. w•th Martha Wood 81 Paul Corn· Davtd Oiler, Mrs. Fred Elizabct!t Lear, Ma Corn Snyder and tassel; Marguerite Carter, Doroth· Charlotte ca, Anna < StevtJrs, Sam; Ecfith dleporl· Hutslnplller, Aunt Mary Francea: and ' and Hllah LuU, the ex llired rirl Paul Several readings were riven in· cludlng "Ma And The Valler Pup'' •• hy Mae Rhodea. I , ' 1v' ~ Potluck refreshments were ser$1oE'IK MODERN:;•. ~~-!~. ' ved follofitng the program; from un attrac1 1\'c htble with a valen· . lilt tine tovcr and red and whlto tapers it1 crystal bolders on either end Plates, cups and napkins of matched the cover l<'avors were Willie. Notictlhe dioti)l<tiVt eut·ill of the Valc.ntinf!s. · The .operetta and pl&Y are un 11\'doe. ~·•or Gr<>up, You'U•oaly W ; autb · •r the direction of Mrs. Clarence I• wood 'furait- A ~I)' DOW Moore and l'and D1reeto:r Earl Warnke. Tho program sponaor , ~iot "al lor tliia called "Tole~ the PTA and liekell will , :rill". lieality oh~t SOLID sale by the C¥t and Filth bard pOiloh<doolia, pupilL • A long-•leeve(l s heath. Botllwfth are zerEverett Hopit.al, Saturday enlc for red obscna en·elghtbs length Is paired Domcwood Hoi· made of English silk and wool tJon and treatmen t gray tweed and ale from An• Mr and Ml s H P Iloss and thony Blotta's spt lnJ colleeUon. son Waldo or Columbu:.na WC I I! T4e cape. fasten ed only at the weekend J.:ll(l~ts of he r parents neckline, lsallt both flont and Rev . and Mrs Waldo J Bartels back. It \8 lmed wtttl sulphur Mr lind Mrs Elmer Wl t kham colored silk, visited at Arlee W \' n Sunda y afternoon •, u lh ht• r uncl e, Carroll canter bury who 111 (' rl\Jcally 1ll M 1 ~s Nancy Blactt n.tt and her roomm.de , Miss F' 1a m l'S Aber1ln r' or Ohw Universil~ AthC'ns wCrt• rllut~da) cvc mng -dumcr gu~sts of hr. r pnt"ents, Mr aud t\'lrs Fred Blacttllar ()liio ;: A pink aft~ white cot-* theme was etrried out to the eift table The a:ift.l were plued under a ' pink umbrella with white 1trea.m· ers wblch were t111pended lrom the eeULng. t er~• t-he day because out . ~ the ~ • ~ " ' " ' Ohio Univefsity President Named To Stat~ Post OOLUIIliUS, 0. UP -Gov. C W.illiam O'Neill Monday appointed tbe b!lilt Ligbt \lhlcago, and other stattert!d Great Latea pOinta, but fair weather prevaUed over most of the nation. only 6thtlr precipitation reax.rted was ID the form of scaUeftd, 1ho~r1 lo the middle Missl.uippi 'VIUey lilnd iD southern Califo~;nia and IOOW nurries in the central Rock• n., Dr. John: w. Baker; president of lei.llarly morning lows tndudecl Obio Univenity, ~ad of the gov· Boalon 20, Wasblngloll' 31, Miami emor's commilalon on bigher ed· 88. New Orleans 59, Chlcaeo 32 1 UCIUOn. DeDVtr 46, Los Angeles Mo tnd Seattle 41. Valentine Dance Is Scheduled At.• Wal1ama Hi Gym A ValentiQ.e Dance will he beJ.d ~~Tb;~~u~rod~ay, FebruarY in tl1e Hlgb S.:bool14,gym,... at 8 P .lf. and cOJJtinU- P.M. be furnllbed 11r. lloe Blond .n;l.protbe Atlnu.al' Cl•b ." . ol adiitlls!o~ oDd ..Y.•IY· .. . BfitASs . . ANQ $01.10. MA.,5'MAI'ii'i:lf - So llidAbraham Lincoln, ltll Amerkalt of humble besin· / ' ' .'. ll.inp, befose be wu elected to the Natlon'a biJlleal office. d.iolp rs If YOU WANT r...... i$e ~ Chamber 0£ Commerce Planners ' &mill' · braY .The ._ fou! r , Tobie But Pmldenl ho ~arne: 111d bls lifo his since beeome I l)'lllbol of frtt<!OIIl Of opo portunity-11\0 preclou• heri· . lap al every Amtric&ll. I • 'I' ~ lAUNPRY• • DIY·: d.EANIN6 CALL 12% ' ' ' Reoene System ~iulaauraneo«;orporaUon ·' . LET US SOLVE Tri-Lustre 1• •, ' ' ' J\LINO Dee. Sh ' $11 8.28, Fire balance Dec 31 46; Street anee and Repair, 1.848.43; $213.75; $671.39; balance, Jan.c 81, ' \ ' ~ .: :::~~a~J~!~~~~!~ gll~la ~~:! Mr w......, do1y, war~~Mr In the Mrth 111ftCf tnt portlont tonight, A Uttt. c. . . ,. Wifd,....y. Hltft ..,., v..-r Wt In norfhust to ,..., .tO'. In 10Utft. wenty-Nine New Street ~ghts To Be Ereeted Under New Pl:ms · :;~esNew IJ\'. W.~ll at iilld . Canon's Grate Mrs. Babr waa I!BSlsted by mother, Mra. Gecara:e ChUM; , ' gran~other, Mre. Ml.nDJe. more, and ber ·aiaten, Janis ciji.id! "Sleepy Head .. is the atory of Su~day Mrs. George Chllds en· and Mrs. fl'AlP.b Gibbs Jr. Judy Brown. plotyed by Barbara tertam~d wttb a birthday d~inner alster·in·t;,W. MrL 'WIDiam Ch1~d8. strwdiee Covert, who gives .a party fol\ber friends. Dopey J ones, played by Gibb and Candace Ann Babr. R1<:bard Swackhammcr, so c.illtd other guests were Mr and Mrs. be cause he 15 always sleepy and }lal~h Gibbs Jr and soft Gregory tired, 1s the only one miBJiniJ N Haven· aQ:d Weather Ot>lo: lnci'Nil"' cfou<ll- oo1 a UttJe w..-mer today' wlth • .,.., ,.rlocl of ~now In tftt norttt .... liMn¥ or rain In the IOtlfh port~..._ P111rtly cloudy tonJtbt tnd Tuesday, February 12, 1957 :formerlne Donna c•sop. Mil• !lring Candace Ann Bohr, Is Ho,n.~red On. Seventh Birthday ' ·~~aartrull_ ~~~~· ~~..;·~~~~ac;r.brld•l ~~ aan, ~y tbe Legion 'boq· ~ r.!lu ' . tract BRIDAL SHOWEll, Smlfh. and ~ . ' Mr .and Mrs. John Dyke and ,on, G,.ry of Dayton are *iUna hUl parents, Mr. and Mra. Sam trailer. C E Ids ntertain 0,hi 0 . Of n ccas•on TWO Irthd ayS . ' -ena. Mrs. Hanlng ls remaining bite Adolpb .. . . e·n tl ne ~ ' two meeli1141, due 10 Lent. Meier, a; y· ' , ' 4 IIU>liJf fte•Iflea,........ ,.,... It was decided to hive a cake Mn. Mary Will of Dexter hu sale after tbe eitht and ten moved to the home of her daua:ht o'cloek masses on SUnday. There er, J4r ,-.nd Mrs. noank Young. will be no boeteBHa for the next Mrs. wm will 6c:cupy a house Mn. • e · In Local Newa yhr J?Iana were made for 1 party an .1 potluck dl,amer for tbe p~b on sunday, March s . Tbe committee for the partj ate, wue 1 Martha and Anna BoweD, J4n. Roberta Dailey, Mn. tth:hml Gress, •"ttra. Geor-a:e Hackett lr. Mrs. Dorothy Gloeckner, Mrr. Mary Schaefer, Miss Yvonn~ Hackett, Mra, Geor1e BurhCIOan, Mrs. William &rom, Miaa Lily Glrollml. lin. Euaene Conde, Miss Pbylli1 Meier, lira. Remo Nleri and Mn. Allee Free- Alberta Ebenbach, Mrs. Meadows and Mrs McCool. Sending glfll were Mrs. Kenneth Cooke, Mrt. Paul Clsci, Miss Barbara Scott, Mary Rouab, Mrs. ijerbeft Riggs, Myrtle DonJhue, ~. Mrs. Fred I. Gardner, Mrs Thoma& BUe, Mn. Joseph .Batley, Mrs. Tbe aevelitb birthday or Lowell Probasco, Mn. Kenneth Bahr, younpr dau&hter of Mr. MeEihinney, Fauna Bailey, Mrs. Paul Stott, Mra. C. 0. Chapman, Mrl. casl\ oc!l''bf·.~···. ccei~~!~~~ Mrs. oscar Roush. M"ddl 1 eport E"1ght h Graders PIan Operett a pre~en ,. t a•.10n 0n Feb• Partieipatlng m "Oporatlcln Sprinaboard," the annual Atlantic Flee\ Winter Trainana Exerclle In the Carlbbean Sea. ia Wlllard D. Mil· Ier, airman , USN, 10n ol Mr. and Mra. Jamea D. MUJer of 385 Him· Ilion ot., Mlddlepotl, Ohlo. Miller lo ••rvlna with are aome of the lapor. Circle CARIBBEAN SEA (FIITNC) - 8Qu1dron 23. Bridal Shower Given To Honor Donna McCool l • Rutland News Sacred Heart Guild M~ting Held T,hursday Evening At Local Chureh N 6-Dally S~ntinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 11, 1957 .. port '. MULl \' c·~~.~·t , , '79 '11M: fOod was colleCted the vanou.s 4·H clubjl the county and Salvation Army at free or charge b)' the prelll Company. , IMPORT ANT figures in the re-organi,.tlon of the 'Middlle· 1"'11 Chamber of Commerce are pictured here as tbey coming ye•r of activity, first goal ol which is 100 members. Left to right, Edison Bilker, vice president; R,o!)ert Coats, cbairman of the committee on membership and William T Mallon and Roosevelt ·!r~· ••i• Grueser, preSident. Secretary-Treasurer Dale Dutton could no'i were used as collec:tloq. ...,.•• ,,. be present for the picture, · t.b~ areas. '· ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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 February 11, 1957 circle gloeckner sullivan west