http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8eaf92526af4c0594012ad0fa790076f.pdf e76d4a29bf1baa1944a88c87a902911f PDF Text Text I ' The Daily Seauinel , · • ' • - EleaDOr ~ JOddleport Society Editor, Phone 8079 •. Ml'$. Thelma Hamlin Marriage ToR. A Hiney ~eing Announced '' POMEROY ·SOCIETY dau&hter of the bride, flower girl. The bride cbo11e a powder blue Hiney, Jobnaon City, N. Y.l The lln&Ie-rin.& teremony was performed by the Rev. R. H. Woltz. Wilkesrille, brother ot the bride. on SUndly, ·February 10, at twothirtJ o'clock at .the home of Kr. and. lin. JL J!!. WeJH 312 North WarreD A.ve~---Co lu,mbua, ·Pink taperi in silver candelabra were ued at e.eb side of '" ar~ raDJement of pint sweetheart rose& huckleberry and pemou fou.ie on the livina:·room mantle. Attendents were Robert Franfr.. lin Ginther, 100 of tbe bride, best man; lln. R. E. Ginther, dau&hter· in·law of the bride, matron-of-honor, and Vkkl Lynn Ginther, a:rand· of fora:et·me·not& d~e to illness past two weeki Immediately after the ceremony returned to school, Wednesday. • reception was held at tbe Wesu Mr. ·ami ,Mn. Earl Shreives of home with floral dec:orationa b)' the Viereck Florist and caterina The Plains were Sunday dinner by M!•· Bernice Fox and Mra. WHo JUests of Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Ed· u. Pink eandlea lighted the bride's watd$ and family. table and the tiered weddin1 tab )ft. and Mrs. Dallas Hassler of Wll decorated In pint and white Columb!ll visitid Monday with her to. carry out the color scheme. Dtnin• room hostuaea were ·Mrt. parent•. Mr. and Mra. Harry KeiWlUiam Moore (•Eleanor Wessa) ser, Minersvilll'!. ; -:.· . and'· Mu:;s Julia Swam. Mrr. Stanley Jones spent Wed· Mr .and Mrs. Hiney left for a ne1day with her sister, M.n. Myrtle wedding trip to Havana and the Watson, Minersville. bride wore an aqua jersey suit Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fieber left with harmonizing accessories and pink rose corsage. They will be at· this morni~g for a visit In Ft. home after March Hi at West Hy· Lauderdale, Fla. wlth tllcir son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. atllville, Maryland. George Fltber. Mra. Hiney 1ttended the Hofur Hospital School of Nursing and hu Mr1. Phil Globokar and Mrs. been office asSistant Cor D. J. Loub Reibel vitd~d Monday in Whitacre, MD. She is a member Gallipolis with Mts. Elizabeth HU· of the American Busine11 Wo- ber. men's A5sociation. Mr. Hiney is Special Sales Representative of K-athy 111nd Eddie Abbott chil· the International Busineu Ma· dren ol Mr. and Mrs. Ect&ar Ab· chines Corp., Washington, D, C. bolt arc confined to lheir home, Gue•U: ~l the wedding and re- Rock Sprjngs with chicken pox. ceptlott mcluded Mrs. A. F. Woltz Mr. snd Mrs. Harry Specht, Jack· Mn. William Morgan and Mrs. aon; Mr. and Mrs. Hershel Pope, 1 Virgil Atkins were in Columbus WelJston ; the Rev. and Mrs. R. H. last week where they attended the Woltz, Wilkcfivillr. ; Mr. and Mrs. Inter-Lake· Grange lecturers con· Thomas ·Pope and children, Grove terence. Mrs. Atkins rdurned City; Mr. and Mra. W. G. Moore, home Saturday and Mn. Morgan M. E. Wessa I)Dd son, John, Miss remained until Monday evening Julia Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Robert for a visit with relatives. <Jinther and Vicki, Carolyn -David, Mn. Robert Rieharda of Galli· Mr .11nd Mn. Clark Wright, MaxinVJ Kramer, Cleo Smith, Colmn- polis .spent Monday with her mobus; Miss Juanila Hawkins, Sid· ther, ,Mre. C. L. Arnol,d, Athens nt~y Kloes, Middleport. road:- Meigs Co. Riding Club Votes To Aid Polio Fund A contribution was made to the PoUo Fund when the Meigs Coun· ty Rldine Club met Tuesday even· ill( at the Rock Springs Grange JWL William B. Downie, president, )A'eaided at the meeting and plana '~fete made tor horse shows to be bt!ld the coming season. Following the business session, pmea were played under the dir· ~on of the Social Committee and prlzea were- awarded the wlnflll'l. Tbe door prize waJ awarded to Rusaell McElhinney. Plea were IOJd at 1he close of the mectJns. Th(! next meeting will be March 12 and the younger memben of tbe elub w:ill present the proa:ram. tee, were in Huntincton YOJJcb:r evening to attend a DIJII:iot Ex~ eudve meeUn& at the Hotel ehanl. acceuorlea and corsage of pink C,arolyn Sue and Cht.·ryl Ed· aweetheart roses. Vicki Lynn wor~ warda who have been confined to a blue nylon dre.u with head·band: their home Unlon Ave. for the rru,. trtatmenl Kimball ~ babJ of. llr. ktl pollen( II Holm IOD and IIJtl, DeJte11.ber Bed. pWU returt>ed ho<pt" Wedneoday i:ro~~t j n hu been. returned to bil home. Hn. L. D. Scot~ who woo • { \ . .. .. •• •&..! .. - • • Ohio: ......., . . ciMHJI.... ....t, .............,.,...,.. ...,_ W1114y fOftltlol witt! ••I• roht """"'"" to . , lllmltt .,..tflwoll -loot. 4.,. •....., "" Hioh toolor' 12 to 31 ....... " 42 ooufh. -Low toRiobt 21 to lOUth ...., ' •• eother liJ UNiriD PWIU ' ' .' I tv...... . ,.·-- """"'" . •-· ,.1 ·· .u..,.tet~ 'l'el'u . . ' ' ,• ·~~~dl~~tt Kinilerg~eri ,"Vale~tilie Honse" -East 1 To Avoid A BaHie · · ·- Has Jleeome An ~ual F~iure For Kiddies ·' . ~ ' . I ' • .- -------- -· ~~---- . GOP Leaders Advise President··: To Aceept Democrat Proposals . WM>HINGTON (Ul') - !,'resident Elienbower is retreating· m !be .Senate but apparently still hopes for eventual victory in11etUng a strong verSIOn of his Middle Eut doctrine tbro""'" • SPECIAL, . Modern one·piece LqwsondiQx bock,. revers- eye Lake. The fif~y·f~h weddin& annlveT· Andy Batey,' 10n of Mr1. Helen !Ary of Mr. and Mrs. Fred COIIiDI Batey, has enroUed at Rio Grinde was cclebrated· at tbeif home on College tor the spring semester. February & Fred Hibbs, Chairman of the · Out-of-town flaitor1 of Mr. and M-G-M Scout Dlatrict I(C#mmittee, Mn. Collins included Mr. and Mn. STUDINT LOBIY Gordon Kl'mper, lfr. and Mr1. TALLASHASSEE, Fla. - ' The Samuel Trowbridce and son, Mich· ael, Mn. Jamea Chandler, :Mrs. student !enate at F1orida State University never miaaea a poll.t-Ward "Pauley, GaJllpolis. ical trick. It plins to send three Mt. and Mr.. Collina h.ave three represenla!ivea· to the Flodda legdau&htera: Kra. Don (Lorena> Rlee, islature when it C~Jnvene• in April RN. Middeporti Mra. James (Flor- to lobby for permiuh;m for the ence) Chandler, , eashier at A.lt· student government Or&anilatlon mans in GatupoiU:; Mrs. W~ to retain e_o.ntrol of tratflc regula!;Bernice) Pauley, teacher in the tlons on tbe university campui. MercervUe schools. Congress. ' ible box cushions, smart· Ntn~, tapered legs, one-piece, pull overl(]f~s With striKing ~riset panel treatment, ny o·n cove.r··groy, brown or biege. Mason Sehoo1s State·.Aid Is Cut$66,389 1ir, LyoiiS, .. YOU ' ••• • YOU ' ; cooties altd tiolds' '" , ·.Roger e~auc:ey Is "{, !AfWest Vif:cibia i:CJ'"::"•.Chanw::ey, Jon · accept a 1fltered..down Democratic venion of btl resolution in tJlel Senate. Senate GOP Jeaden, it wu di,. cloaed today, had warned the President that If be did not aecept the Demomtic: modificationa • there would be ' a prolon&ed anc1 posslbiJ dbulrous Senate Ociol' light wbieh eould weaken the Impact of the Middle Eut plan' .. broad. ~ The Democratic ftnion, ~~ pr~ved by tbe Senate Foreign Jte.11a~l0ns and Armt:d ServiCe• com- • m1ttees, omits the lpeei.fk "a.,u. thority" th• ·President had aoQbt &om Congress to uae U. S. ~ to combat aoy Communist ..,._._ sJon in the Middle Eut. ' ~ ·~ lrutead, it llalel that tltlll ..... try ill "prepar<d to ~ ~ " f~ree& ManOn Radio ' . Feb.26, A~rde(fflonots i ; ' . '""" Mr. Eisenhower, aceeptirg !be advice of Senate' Republican leaders, decided Thursday night to forego a major battle and ,. DO • • '.. e -1' , ' • By KROEIIER ' ---- I ' e I • ' ' '· ;~,pi~lj ~DOlt IUtletf earlier bll been returned to her llrs. E. M. Blate •pent We4aes- entered anJame,; Rood wa.s the .announcer , Mr. and Mrs. L. n. 1 d the program meluded: a vocal returned from a recent solo "The Sto!')' Book, Ball'' by Columbus wtih Mr. and if,:.:,..:.··..~~ H Barbara. Jo.~~a; a duet 'The Way. gil Edwards. They went eipecially ward ~and b~ _H arvey Wbltlatc:h to attend tbe annual Ntw ~ort' and ChUord V1t1toe; a pantom1ne Central Athletie Association ·ban. "Tonight You Belong To Me," quet and program at the senen Judy Sauer and Janice Zirkle; 1 Hotel. Mr. DUes, y.rho reUfedl this aolo "True Love," Bertha Wilson. year from the NVC, wat one ~~ A pantomime '1'ra-la-la,'' Car· the retired ~en who wat ncaa· olyn Russell; a sol.o and tap dance nized at the banquet. Mr. tmd "Alabamy Bound," Beverly Perrini · Mrs. Edward attended the bariquet and a pantomine ''Love and Mar· with the Diles • and both c:oupl~J riage," Judy Butcher and Suun were dinner gue.at.J one evenlDC Pullen. of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil ·Root.' for· mer local re.sidentt . While at U.. Mrs. Clarence Lacey, mua~ in· Seneca , Hotel the Dilrs al10 . bad atruetor; was aecompanist for tbe a brief viait with Mr. a~ '¥n. vocal numbers. Frank White, former Middlepor\: reaidents, who were eelebratiDJ their weddine anniversanr that evening. Enroute home form Col· umbu.a Mr. artd Mrs. Dllea vi.aited b.is balf·brotbei, RalPh PartoDI, and family at their home at JiuCk· 55th Wedding Anniversary Is Celebrated E. 0 . Rall, who hu ·~w~h~~~~~~~~od~b<~e~o~p~e~u~pa~U~e~n~t~o~t~H~oll~•~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~H~o~bo~r~H~o~~~~~: T·h 'su.·te Earl Middleton wa, reported .fS in satllfactory condition after(mi.· .urgery at the MelgJ Gelleru Tbe Middleport Junior High SCh· jor Hospital Wednesday. tOOl presented a Talent Show for Mr. and Mrs. John Buc~y ll'e{e ,t he weekly Anembly at the Hlg~ weekend guests of Mr. and Mn. ~hool Wednesday. 1 Floyd Stanley, Dayton. Amlouneement is betng made of Ute marrlap of Mn. Thelma Ham· llo, 281 Eut State Street, COium· ~ daqbter of MrS. A. F. Woltz Jaekaon, and R. A. Hiney, Wubington. D. C., eon of Mrs. V. F. jeney 1beatb dresa with navy blue mao olthe Advancement eomnll~ vaUoa .and Middleport Society · . I' , •• .. . aod John Por..,JU, D[jtrlct choir- day In Holler Holpltal lor oblor; lhll weot. 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Feb. 14, 1957 Middleport Juirior High Talent Show Lllc:lll.e Bearhl Hawldna, Pomeroy Society Editor, Pbone 8244 ' . ' to auUt" m;~ ~ .... Uon threatenP.d· by Comrinmilt ato· tack if the P>.,ident d~. tbe necesAity thereof.•• - . .\· ' Answer correctly the ·Bi.blical Questions·below arid bt · ' eligible to win a be~room .•uite A. 3 --· - __..... .,_- _ ..... JOIII"'ff' [ . .PIECE . BEDROOM SUIT.E .- . VALUED AT . $199.95 , . r ' ·J)IIiliiCtJ.tacilu&nd chairl ~ ii8fted b). J'naldiD. Reclatered. too, foz Beauty, Comfort,' ~· Wlt.bFoamRubber \ Rules Governing The Quiz 'P-tillllliJ!rtQ! . -- • • ' ,, ~ "!• • \ Each entry will be judg.d for the following qualities: :: " 1. Tht m01t orltlnalentrlttaubmitted. 2. The most complete and descriptive 'anawe,. , . 3. Neatnt" of entritt submitted will bt a· ·r .. ' I ' d"ldf~,~~t,' • ,• .. /. ~ ..~~,., ' • ' '. r • \ ' ' ' • • Ail entries submitted will remain the property of the Mason F~rnltuf~toml)o(l~. The ~~ntest ~nds - ' . I \. ' ' . ' Morch 21 and none wi II be conside'red submitted or postmarked after that dQte. ee swre If· , .... to sign yournomeandaddressonyourentry. · ... : . '· · . : ' . I ' ,.,,. '. ·" ...... ' • : . • . •, , .. • •·i \ ' ..~ l ,..... ' .. ,' ;(·· '··~ ').- ~ .,. ' • 3. Who foueht the 8ciHI.e of >• .IAK·ER· FURNITU·RE Brightest Corner In Middleport ' j ' _i ,l• Jericho? ' . • .I ' . . •. l•t: t . ~· . .- ·. . ' - -::· I. ' ; .~ ' , · 9· ... ., - ·m· · m· · ··e·· £·~c:··. -e ' ..... . '' '' .... ' . .. OnHousi ' ~ 2, How many letters .did Paul writ• to .the··C,ririth'i~~sl . .t . ·c (}) ·' ·( 1. How many books in the Old Testamelttl··r • • •. . ., ·• .I sa:Y~ruz goU; ~· ali'~lil P,l tl up IIP•JBOW, orlzed re.t.estate loans of .up to 2/3 tbe Value y~s. Such terms have little advantage over ofa new home and for 20 years. · · · ~ what !be banks now legally can offer if ne· · Leade!'llln Pl• local bimklpg lndustcy fe)ll cepary, bal\kers believe. . 1~\s WaY' a~ut Unan"'•• ,pew home """"WC' I~ should be noted here that work to de· u t Co .,.,..!,. Sl · th .~-""h · · velop !be former Lasley property between Uon 1n '"'' 18 · un y: nee e mo ey is Porn . ·eroy and Mt'ddleport a·nto attracta've boos. · av~lable here now, and alnce the law ·now PflJIII!~ . .)o11ger term financing, tbc !leml!rul . , log ·sit~ Is proceeding on schedule. 'Ibe new lor DO lt tr tift h ''l" owner• ate determined to make a large DUJD• · or new orne cona uc...-nloans per aps Cln -ber of gOOd lots available, at reasonable cost, !Ia 1tmethasbyoften !be banks. ' · lb sh rte 'b been ,c~ed that 8 .. bll!ldlni .J il e . o st possa le time. They also want lltld Joan ~lion, or loaning agone)', · ti· ' l·,.10JJI·term financing to he available. , n~eded !Jere. Tb~t cot11d have_been· true jlt Additional housing in Pomeroy and Middle· !be past However, it ·appears !bat If •i le'alt port, and in the entire county, Is deemed ol , some. of the local ban~ would be . willln• to 'rita! Importance. Within the next five year§ that.Melgs.. P!Weedln f!nanclng .ne)N construel!on llod~ ', ~e wlll be anolber bridge across !be Ohi& »,ooo;ooo }lie more llbet'al terms, such a new leQ~J . ·river eatrying Route 33 traffic dlreetly into ~venSWilOd, W. Va., where planning is now new !lome con• , ·agency might not ii;·J!I!IlOSS•ry at tbla tlroe. was only a- 'few "Bulldll!li & LOail agendl~ can loan liP !9 7~% 1, .~Plete for a city of l~.ooo' population • ~t•~t!!W·Jea.eral regulations aulb·i. ~ .!be tillllal ~t ?f ~~~~ homes aDd all\lw:ss, , : . "Y!IIiout more housing hare this development \ ·.'. . . . I ·' ' •. • .. . . I would iea1/e the twin towns hanging - onto ' ~ prosperity wilb their fingertips. ' ·~ Expected ind1lstrlal development lp dm'~ :~ are;t.c.. on the Ohio side of !be rlver-wi~ .<;;,; lb~ 11~1 five years also will add a 1>0Mul "': stimtllua to !be demand for new hilm~ (\OJI. • structiOn. If enterprising persons with llli.S q(·:,., courage f.all to grah the opportunity t&e eit-. ··'. hre.oounty will suffer. ·' · .• Tile tW(YCh<lmhers of Commerce congratulated for taldng the inillaU;:ivieu~~ij~~ : general housing question. "!'he u here and now who are interested in home, under the possible should n<>t fail to report sires to lb• 0 of C's. It will help action. It would materially assist in planning their future policies. a boost for Meigs County. • '* �' Sentinel 11:00 News BeadJinil ll:ll Wh!ltweut 11:11 l!res• Box \ 11:110 Tonliht 12:311- Slp Oti Saturday- Channel3 Ull SiC" On a.. . . R.-ders Eating Up Mystery Series 8:iill 111:00 of ")(ystery Farm" pictures being published weekly in the §el!llnel. Minute• alter the paper gets to tty! street SoriUne lelepbon~s start ,ringing; Some callers are not sure: "l.f Uai\ 10 and so s farm.' !bey ask. We don't know either until Hille called and the vote definitely appears t~ be a llmirllfte to a pal1icular farm. Then we can go along, We con- Dallr llJ:30 , * -.: ~ * * - 12:311 Ill• WIZard . J:OO Down 9• The Jl'atm 1:30 "'fi\i!fD Fe•tun 2:3D NJIA Gam• Hardtop 4 Door. Beautiful 3 rone Green finish. Whitewall Tires, Low 1411eage, Dynallow, ~ & Heater. fJt. PQMEROY MOTOR Co. E.llaiDSL Pomeroy _ --------------------Lef'i Get Oil The Balli .... ~ttentlon is directed again In this column to the Chambefs of Commerce advertisement appearing below asking that the enclosed coupon be mafied to them if the reader has any ser· lodslbterest In building a new home in Mei11s County. ' - . • ·-~....We "'ot would mention here again thatwill malliQg or thisassist coupon, l __~;~~;;;~~~~=~~h:~~~:=;±;~;~--=::::~~~~~~-= wblle an obligation In any sense, materlaUy tilt! 1• Around and . ·out b:S: Does The Pomeroy Bend . . Need New ·nomes? * * * Tlie questlon of additional housing in the bend area IS • a matter currently being discussed. Expected Industrial expanilon In this area makes It a very timely subjt~t. The Chambers of commerce in Pomeroy and Middle- port aM the Meigs County Bankers Association have detided lo make a survey to determine the need If any, and lhe avitlablllty of local funds to supply the financing ileedid filf, llich building. Bead mldenta are asked to fill In the quesllonaire lboWini lbelr Interest In building new l.lomes and t~ mot ally «1111ments that mi&ht be helpful In the survey. AaNlir lli.fte qasllon1 011 the basis lbat If loaa1 up to tlllltiinialr4t) of lite mppralsed value of aow eoastruc. -.t ,. ilirtt, a -lmin• of 20 years u 41'1lli• ~ a'ftlllihle ._ ,.... regulated by fed· ft.JP AND MAIL AttjloiiiA!hfed In b11ildlnga home? .. Where? .... . ... .. .. . .. ... . ~;~':~f. "· ·~ ~tl-~ IIIOI!th C!OUld you pay on your loan? .... . 'f0tll4 J?li lit. to 1e1 your loan from a local bank! .. , .. -AU ··.· ... .. , ... ......... ............... .... , ) ... ....... ........ ' ' .. .. ' . .... . ' . 11. lmatt through 11. When Mama li on 1afart ilhe rt;e!J one ifi.Ot intO the alf and an· noune~l that she 111 through wtth JUn!l, game and tlfort Tl)ereafter 1b~ arleta at her u1u1l noon whlltt the idiotl llife out chasing orne frGm blelkeat daw.n to dirty du!lk, She loti blt!k to the outdoor kitChen aQd quarrel• with Aly or Melllle, or whoever'• handy, about the faet thllt the avocados have run out and where la the pate de rota aras ,he boueht from the bi& In N•lrotol! She readl endle11 detective Atorle!l when lhe •hould be study· on the · broil- Max K. Nin'da, ecOJlomist with 'he Fedel-al Exten>i_on · Service, '' ers were · ~tQ:bt ·and aent tO a Wa~JhingtoD, told petaous attend· proce$Slng pJa-.l Ike. JAifheit re- ing the 24th annual. Dliry Teeb· ceived a lOA tlian the pe~ _mpre pet pound ·eom~mt Cincinnati top · becousc ol the hilh quality bii'dJ. HAMMER MILL · AT THE OLD PRICE! ' ,/'' r ·' MORRIS .EQUIP-T ANO SUPl>LY , ,_ ' i'IIOile 3%08 r-1 st. In 1965. That's 12 blliiQ~ pounds more than w11 produced lut year. cow numl)ers have dec~ined i~~ 1ooltmtf. tbe last decade, but even.. 'if they stay at present level, Hinds ssid, production Ute)Y would n~t exceed domestic consumption b)' more \Jlan a slight ll!lrllill. : !O.IAo4o ~·-l!!>PIJ " \lOp...... li.lltYitall tt. Aftlle/o4 aniMal . IO.Bxota- u. matJoa ( . . . . I. · " as.~ OG!ooy (lnd.l ill Ftrn,~ \ -w· '·1-' . \ .. . ,,. ' do not dec.Une •( ' Mr•·=· M.t•t Ele Nioa ¥1'1. Helen Woode; . S\linlte . · . ~~~ ~~ltD, cake, ' coffee 7;.~ .. ' PRONE 18 '. ' t SOU~"'EA$T:ERN, OHIO'S . . ' :A ffl ON - ' -' - -~- ·2"' ' ;-.:- ,, ;f''\ .......:.---! ' I ' . ' boo!• and skt-jari\as, ln- . CAit 'LOADS f · ·ud - ·: ., Jwb ~· · '!.\t.!.._oio or oomebody 1 ~~~ .,~,"Jl~ ~M::;~ ~~J,l; now- mt t !I.HI wt!li 11, wt INti1rii • llil1il ~ l(itjjio .... ___..,..___...:, oorulderablf ~ aad tho - ,,' AY. .,, • . '' ' ~- I ',, ' ' pt. IIU ,W~RE ·' $7.39 ROLL ~1111t A.rrlt1ed 1 .., Carload ' ' FENCING ANO • SEMI·TRAILER ~. ," .AftBW,IRJ I ' ' ~ •.• The Hi9h Co$t of Fe 1 !Order Mow --~----• --~·· ------~ .1, . . SEED.e..-s • I ' I \1 "•I~~ · oul the a~ppl~~t ~heo ro';lr ya to mi~ • ~' 60% POTASH( 15% SUPER PHOSPHAifE :' .. ' ' ' ;. _, '' If ond20lf:z% $ULP.HATEofAMMONIA ; ' . {,i 130. toNs' ~~;~(::~: . •rrc. ' ·JUST ..AI&J,V·ED ' ' > .. •siEDS ,• FERTI LI.ZER •FENCING ' . FARM tfiAD.QU,ARTErtS. :----,.JUSt·, 'AtRIVE"- : , • ·,. '· '' ,., ,',- , ' 1 ' -}! .. ff.'eigs CO ' . . I ' Sugar Run Flour Mill' Woodlflell ·_ '• ' ';?$•i .,.£~' . ! ORDER · NOW •,,_ • ' ' IPfttl the ptanut butter and yod- "Whll d :lOu ca h todoyt" abe uri Htiy Whtft tl'le answer io bloo!<IJ ft0thln1. oh• rlo~murs, "Ob, tl!ai'J toO bad. I had a IOYOty doy watthi'!IJ the aqta buUd a ~,. ant hill and l&o baboono clillod 1• a·~~r-· lllijtl tr lltilt about •lnlo ••d all othot ~ of· bliP. lior opine to pemo~ollll~:mpad . !tom wotchln& (-1 lo a, ohe totter• about tJiO· ei ' . Ito!. S~o II abo faoolnatOd IN \l'llo~. and tho 1>11botlno it~lh. oqualiJ faoctnatM by · .,'. ' -¥· tt.41tlon. t' ·' FERTILIZERS ......_ink Of Us +' ot·,~·" lllra. Keqy receivod i numlilor ol .alto .iJitl and cards. · ', ~ IUitttt ··~· AND WHEN YOV THINK OF FABiiEqVmmNT · ' ,. ~~ Tilt ho~11 served relreshmeiiio ' woul~ be ·. ' . NEW HoiLAND H-atch_. · "_111'111 , , St. · ~. NellollviUe, .Olllo a sbght increao SPRfNG SEEDS AND cu ·M:. b. , ~..) ' and Mrl. ErJ!~ honoree and r fo-8$ _ ·~ W!lnrllond ind dilllll! · · Ann, Mrs. W. E. ROb 1,, Guthrie. .. . TRll · FERGUSON' 8ee)'oUrVaetre. .NkibolaorJDdliD 'tiver-Nicholehatchery..,._n. todq. ~ per•cow Ji>maoes fi--Jn in 19611, the sup, ,~ · ·ltl!lll g con~tmlr n..,ds.. •lllldM!avllle ~itney~"P ·- -( .. !I' Eff. \ e Stout, Mrs. Clara fo ·, . .Your. ..... ' ON DQlfU.,OR DllAYAl OUVER·- "" YOu'll "kelp ab"c1 of tba red• when prt.ee• ilte lOw, ready to reap ;~ood profttAI ' Ia the 111.011th• .:bead.. ' tto . r•~· ,. U.t -)lriahty lmpqrtant lo ,ou. A. J~lal loop- ' was , al-ranli.l tboJO. att<ndiDJ the dllt!'kt contest and It Ia hoped that-oom• tltlq JlmiiAr may !10' workell._.ilut lhiJ ...r. Coplol of the ruloJ 'lad ...,.lati•DI f<ir tho IM'l contat Will be ivatlabl; Jbottly lllrDUih tbe local Countylillrtona!on j)Ul~"!- ? ,,; On your •• ~AU low colt. per ~~d·.on lot after • OD a buyen' m•rbty fARM IQ,~IPMENT Nicholl bre~dtnt pNvldel the eomblna·tlo:n of "lgoroua haaltb. oarly weiabt, ...,..timW Uva~ .,.~ top feed eftlcieDw.du)t J -E H. :a~ US~D to- Nlcholl r.m.,leL ltfulpnaant ' ALSO· Lower cost p•r pound · ke. e pa.\ you . 1 ' ""In tuis'l nus .' w ptlm salad, freah mango and as· parau1, abe takea a siesta for her tummy.'a nte .- 1nd I must aay the tummY Is aabUna on her. AI dirol aho ,jhouta ,., MaUalo io llioli hot. bst~ 10 sHe can he freoh tlld pAtty tor the returnliov , - BES1 'PRICES -Complete Line! \ Racme ' WEHAVIA nology eonf'\'rence on The obl'o St~te Universlty camp~U~ that If milk : conaumptlon pei ' · person wolJ].d increaae •lightly, the nation could use liD biW,:.n .pound' Pricoo _ , Tlmo ..... IOOtabyu.ohoil~- In• S)ianlah. Bon•weoey from oev· rln-ond-~lcs, pi~• eold f>nul of dldnOa hen, hearta-of- Mama. J:!.~:;:~~!!o"~.W"':'"---_:-, event r. OAILV · CROSSWORD . mo~qulto Wltlltjirteed fl6me would you expect to build? . , , , .... • .,~ this week. warrlora. Ttl-en abe dlmba Into have a >lulldlng loratton? ..... u'i:... mucia flnailcl~l would you need? z•.High Sebool.• 'ln·vai- e ' · a ' - e Seaeh in Mom ban and study Span- man of the business meeUna:. Ul· you about Mama on aafarl. Thb [l&h and ogle the aallors. ual business routine wai earied ia her Ulird and sbe tets no brav· er with time. She started out be 'I Thai•a about all, Madam Barna. out. lng afraid of Hons and, by dint of I haven't hcttrd from her since, The group spent the Jut 2P min· conatant effort, it now afraid of but the monsoon Is blowing and ute• of the meetinc in the praellont, leopardr. buffalo, rhino, ele· she's probably halfway Lo Caltutta tice of Special IOOJS. phant, t1ttac tlle11, ostriches and on an Arab dkow by now. Mama all night nolee•. on safa.rt Is a very aelf-sufflcient Thore ·were 14 In attendanci at When she ls ln India, ahe ls doll. last. Wed. Eve. pray6r ..aerYJee•, afraid of tigers and cobras. When (Copyright 19~7 by United with Iaola Tl)'lor Jeadine. This ! she is in Auatralia, 1be takes I Feature Syndicate, inc .) weeks Jtader Is Juanita SWarta. 1 poor view of kanprooJJ and koala - - - - ' - - - ' - - - - - - -- - - - ·bean. The truth of the matter Is, Mama ain't brave. T.he other week a hyona let out whoop close aboard and Mama 3. Milt -. aS.I'IIwa into the tent. The tent is "'-~·... I!Oit made of H~rhteat nylon with a l.hel fl.A dppered net front, back and sides. 0.1101& I pampb. You never heard aueh a frenzied ;. C)oaliiiOOp Jot zlppln,:r or zipper. In your life, alT. Htp ,Unlia.l II- Wrlllllf tt- ,.,~... auld thoulh the netting Is ~ fragile Jl, Vltoltty 21. Olio that a determined Jll.O!J;qulto .R:els U . Chom...._ \alnan e117 fiVe yards off tackle wiLh· 11- KotJ-tltd04 od out much etfort and anything bigcuckoO 28.~Une tor iban a dlk-l!ik could walk du~ah NEW oral ...... ______ ...... _ ~)'oil I 1,C:: '"f"'*•·.. By 19M thl, na'lon could be consuminJ about all tbe mUt it produces, U' economlc trends continue to move In the ~lrection .are In)" ~ob," aa1d they have ·i n the past, a U. S. De"and the dairy cows of Aariclilture dairy mr- husband and partment marketing econo'mllt llid hqt!' Who li • freab· ALFRED civic bOdies and local banks In planning futur~ action toward u. new housing. They must gain some insight ltlto potential def.liJ ' · mand for new homes. Only in such a way can the needed long'• • s. s. Attendance on Fob. 10 iii . tenn financing be arranged to care for that demand-if It exWith Roberl Ruark '"· the offering $6.18. . ists. If there Is no such demand, all the chatter In recent years Having once ogoin e!ICaped the agos used to come (rom miles a· ' on streets and byways about housing being held back here peril• of dorkest Arrica only to round to ,.. mem-sahl~ change Worship Services wer. bel~. at railse banks WoUld not qooperate Is just Idle bunk return to the problems of home, I her hllir from black to wblte. the ctose of S. S., With the Re~_. ••~e. ' 1 ' " h . · Grove bringing the meuaee. !111 .:.a am a ready lonesome for tne Y ~n safari, Mama 1• t~- otriela1 subject, '" Profit and J.,oa"' ''Sf!· For now, as made clear on Page one today, the ba·nks appar.. enaa.l.am also lonesome for Mama photographer, and the ean break, vatlon u. a rree jilt, but to tetaJn cmtly seriously will cotl•ider going all out, as permitted by who, when last •een, was prosttJte l~e. or drop in 1 strei~ any cam· it will eost us." "We II'IUit pracUce federal binklnglaws, in handling focal demand for long ternt ::~mh!~u:~ft~nahhea~~ ~ra, ~o~Je .or atill, ever tlevlsed Self-denial," "The souJ '.ll flnlntlllg for nell' home Construction. since. by man 1 hillld. . uabJe, not earthly, Lilit heavtnlf"A program already begun by the Middleport Chamber of The last word r had from her Mama hao ldibtber .talent. She "For what wlll It prOI!h m)lh, II Co1J1merce, while not dihctly in line with this line of attacJ[ was that she thought she wa1. go. can sleep straddling a eearbox he galn!l ·the whole wbi-ld and 9n the housing problem bere, Is bound to help. It is a plan by ,Ina to take n slow dkow to Zanzl· oitUng stroight up in a hr9nco of Jose his own .. ult" the newly reorganized C of C ther to undertak a listing of and Investigate the posslbih· 1 land-rover in Kenya or Tangan· The M.Y .F. held Jts regular . e e of entering a harem. This yika when everybody else Is spit· all l\'allable lots lnsrd• the corporation limits that might be morbid reflection-wss opawned ~ tin& t<eth from the jolt,a: meetin&· Sun. eve. Feb. 10, with used for new homes. There are even some buildings that a letter from a Mrs. Charlottt • an attendance of 10 yotlfh and :l ahouJd be razed so that new homes may b~ built on the lots Barna of San Franr~sco who noted we~~~~~~:= ~'i: !!:nb: a~~~~~~ looea led devotiOns based they occupy. . that Mnma was johung me in Tan· abe can buy thlnas ln tJie bazaar~ on ''Stewardships." A Pomeroy business leader off the record recently was ~nd ylelt hotelo like the Nuall quoted s&yiftl: ·.:If this area fatls to get on the ball toward n(!\v ''do~~~You =~~~:Sa ~~~mnB~~di Beacl'l ·in Mumbasa\ ...~~ Mawingo The leston .aubJeet was, u.MY hOUJinll tbe to.,m might as well be sold to the government for bott· r.lfina opertdo her time in ,u I!I•!Jfukl 9r the Suibid in Mal- ~';'Yo:n~~ F~~1 ~1~0 ~ 1~ 1 the pext ato111 bomb le•t" rle*'"'4 how obe llkel it? 1 thlrti ' ndt. .,. Give" ihd ,Cil-rlll 'Above All"· " · While this certainly ls extreme. it makes the point very youf reldei'B will be interested When I went off after elephant 1'he Bible reidint'wla St. John, plain ,.bout how some folk& here feel about new housing. e&peria}Iy·thc distaff side.'' · In bllh bush, Mama said she Chapter 18. There ar~ people now trying to get on the ball. Let's give It a w·U Mr• 11 rna 1 will t 11 JboucHt she'd stay on st tho Nu•ll Lloyd Diilinger acted as cHair toll' • 5·Star Buy 1955 hick Special .. ....... : ........ $2195 4:30 Stake ·Races at Hleteah ;1, . The latest farm J>iclure explained in our columns that Mt. llld Mrs. Clifford Leifbeit. brought many calls to tl!e Lelf!*11 soon after th~ paper was out. Mrs, Leifheit !!'lid she was !lOt eontinced It was their own farm until several had called her saying they were sure! One person livlns far away, In Toledo, 0., Is faithful fn sendii!lj, bts identifications here by mail. He Is Mr. Fred Rieber, obviously a long-time resident of Meigs County in times past. • A!~cti•e air pho!Qs of farms appearing in the paper are il\'f!!.14 lhe owner1 •bim they call it the Sentinel offlce. It IIi iit great assistance, too, if the owners will try, to call before Tltlll'iday of the week fOII(!\vin)l flppearailce of th~iso !bit lnfill'mitton of It miy be o611i!ned and the photO dellve•·-· iii to theiil. Bo~d!< Do ... Y Au•l Dru Sho• ll:eJI F..., :.0 C.wb<.f 'nlea!Q *"'-I • . re~turo B:lti Cap!. Mlda!g&t l.lllll'ead!"'s the county over are enjoying tile current senei cede( w..~ern • ...r . . " ' ' ,, , II • • . . . ,;., !Car-:l)oot Delivery . PRICES 'ON POTA$HNl'tilO(;EN,... PHOSPHAT.£ ·· · SAVE AS MUCH AS ' ' -,1. ' ·Don't Delay !CALL-98 PER TON .._, ; ' '· .. ,.... I ' .,, 1 ,' l ~. ,_,.1'' ' �' Sentinel 11:00 News BeadJinil ll:ll Wh!ltweut 11:11 l!res• Box \ 11:110 Tonliht 12:311- Slp Oti Saturday- Channel3 Ull SiC" On a.. . . R.-ders Eating Up Mystery Series 8:iill 111:00 of ")(ystery Farm" pictures being published weekly in the §el!llnel. Minute• alter the paper gets to tty! street SoriUne lelepbon~s start ,ringing; Some callers are not sure: "l.f Uai\ 10 and so s farm.' !bey ask. We don't know either until Hille called and the vote definitely appears t~ be a llmirllfte to a pal1icular farm. Then we can go along, We con- Dallr llJ:30 , * -.: ~ * * - 12:311 Ill• WIZard . J:OO Down 9• The Jl'atm 1:30 "'fi\i!fD Fe•tun 2:3D NJIA Gam• Hardtop 4 Door. Beautiful 3 rone Green finish. Whitewall Tires, Low 1411eage, Dynallow, ~ & Heater. fJt. PQMEROY MOTOR Co. E.llaiDSL Pomeroy _ --------------------Lef'i Get Oil The Balli .... ~ttentlon is directed again In this column to the Chambefs of Commerce advertisement appearing below asking that the enclosed coupon be mafied to them if the reader has any ser· lodslbterest In building a new home in Mei11s County. ' - . • ·-~....We "'ot would mention here again thatwill malliQg or thisassist coupon, l __~;~~;;;~~~~=~~h:~~~:=;±;~;~--=::::~~~~~~-= wblle an obligation In any sense, materlaUy tilt! 1• Around and . ·out b:S: Does The Pomeroy Bend . . Need New ·nomes? * * * Tlie questlon of additional housing in the bend area IS • a matter currently being discussed. Expected Industrial expanilon In this area makes It a very timely subjt~t. The Chambers of commerce in Pomeroy and Middle- port aM the Meigs County Bankers Association have detided lo make a survey to determine the need If any, and lhe avitlablllty of local funds to supply the financing ileedid filf, llich building. Bead mldenta are asked to fill In the quesllonaire lboWini lbelr Interest In building new l.lomes and t~ mot ally «1111ments that mi&ht be helpful In the survey. AaNlir lli.fte qasllon1 011 the basis lbat If loaa1 up to tlllltiinialr4t) of lite mppralsed value of aow eoastruc. -.t ,. ilirtt, a -lmin• of 20 years u 41'1lli• ~ a'ftlllihle ._ ,.... regulated by fed· ft.JP AND MAIL AttjloiiiA!hfed In b11ildlnga home? .. Where? .... . ... .. .. . .. ... . ~;~':~f. "· ·~ ~tl-~ IIIOI!th C!OUld you pay on your loan? .... . 'f0tll4 J?li lit. to 1e1 your loan from a local bank! .. , .. -AU ··.· ... .. , ... ......... ............... .... , ) ... ....... ........ ' ' .. .. ' . .... . ' . 11. lmatt through 11. When Mama li on 1afart ilhe rt;e!J one ifi.Ot intO the alf and an· noune~l that she 111 through wtth JUn!l, game and tlfort Tl)ereafter 1b~ arleta at her u1u1l noon whlltt the idiotl llife out chasing orne frGm blelkeat daw.n to dirty du!lk, She loti blt!k to the outdoor kitChen aQd quarrel• with Aly or Melllle, or whoever'• handy, about the faet thllt the avocados have run out and where la the pate de rota aras ,he boueht from the bi& In N•lrotol! She readl endle11 detective Atorle!l when lhe •hould be study· on the · broil- Max K. Nin'da, ecOJlomist with 'he Fedel-al Exten>i_on · Service, '' ers were · ~tQ:bt ·and aent tO a Wa~JhingtoD, told petaous attend· proce$Slng pJa-.l Ike. JAifheit re- ing the 24th annual. Dliry Teeb· ceived a lOA tlian the pe~ _mpre pet pound ·eom~mt Cincinnati top · becousc ol the hilh quality bii'dJ. HAMMER MILL · AT THE OLD PRICE! ' ,/'' r ·' MORRIS .EQUIP-T ANO SUPl>LY , ,_ ' i'IIOile 3%08 r-1 st. In 1965. That's 12 blliiQ~ pounds more than w11 produced lut year. cow numl)ers have dec~ined i~~ 1ooltmtf. tbe last decade, but even.. 'if they stay at present level, Hinds ssid, production Ute)Y would n~t exceed domestic consumption b)' more \Jlan a slight ll!lrllill. : !O.IAo4o ~·-l!!>PIJ " \lOp...... li.lltYitall tt. Aftlle/o4 aniMal . IO.Bxota- u. matJoa ( . . . . I. · " as.~ OG!ooy (lnd.l ill Ftrn,~ \ -w· '·1-' . \ .. . ,,. ' do not dec.Une •( ' Mr•·=· M.t•t Ele Nioa ¥1'1. Helen Woode; . S\linlte . · . ~~~ ~~ltD, cake, ' coffee 7;.~ .. ' PRONE 18 '. ' t SOU~"'EA$T:ERN, OHIO'S . . ' :A ffl ON - ' -' - -~- ·2"' ' ;-.:- ,, ;f''\ .......:.---! ' I ' . ' boo!• and skt-jari\as, ln- . CAit 'LOADS f · ·ud - ·: ., Jwb ~· · '!.\t.!.._oio or oomebody 1 ~~~ .,~,"Jl~ ~M::;~ ~~J,l; now- mt t !I.HI wt!li 11, wt INti1rii • llil1il ~ l(itjjio .... ___..,..___...:, oorulderablf ~ aad tho - ,,' AY. .,, • . '' ' ~- I ',, ' ' pt. IIU ,W~RE ·' $7.39 ROLL ~1111t A.rrlt1ed 1 .., Carload ' ' FENCING ANO • SEMI·TRAILER ~. ," .AftBW,IRJ I ' ' ~ •.• The Hi9h Co$t of Fe 1 !Order Mow --~----• --~·· ------~ .1, . . SEED.e..-s • I ' I \1 "•I~~ · oul the a~ppl~~t ~heo ro';lr ya to mi~ • ~' 60% POTASH( 15% SUPER PHOSPHAifE :' .. ' ' ' ;. _, '' If ond20lf:z% $ULP.HATEofAMMONIA ; ' . {,i 130. toNs' ~~;~(::~: . •rrc. ' ·JUST ..AI&J,V·ED ' ' > .. •siEDS ,• FERTI LI.ZER •FENCING ' . FARM tfiAD.QU,ARTErtS. :----,.JUSt·, 'AtRIVE"- : , • ·,. '· '' ,., ,',- , ' 1 ' -}! .. ff.'eigs CO ' . . I ' Sugar Run Flour Mill' Woodlflell ·_ '• ' ';?$•i .,.£~' . ! ORDER · NOW •,,_ • ' ' IPfttl the ptanut butter and yod- "Whll d :lOu ca h todoyt" abe uri Htiy Whtft tl'le answer io bloo!<IJ ft0thln1. oh• rlo~murs, "Ob, tl!ai'J toO bad. I had a IOYOty doy watthi'!IJ the aqta buUd a ~,. ant hill and l&o baboono clillod 1• a·~~r-· lllijtl tr lltilt about •lnlo ••d all othot ~ of· bliP. lior opine to pemo~ollll~:mpad . !tom wotchln& (-1 lo a, ohe totter• about tJiO· ei ' . Ito!. S~o II abo faoolnatOd IN \l'llo~. and tho 1>11botlno it~lh. oqualiJ faoctnatM by · .,'. ' -¥· tt.41tlon. t' ·' FERTILIZERS ......_ink Of Us +' ot·,~·" lllra. Keqy receivod i numlilor ol .alto .iJitl and cards. · ', ~ IUitttt ··~· AND WHEN YOV THINK OF FABiiEqVmmNT · ' ,. ~~ Tilt ho~11 served relreshmeiiio ' woul~ be ·. ' . NEW HoiLAND H-atch_. · "_111'111 , , St. · ~. NellollviUe, .Olllo a sbght increao SPRfNG SEEDS AND cu ·M:. b. , ~..) ' and Mrl. ErJ!~ honoree and r fo-8$ _ ·~ W!lnrllond ind dilllll! · · Ann, Mrs. W. E. ROb 1,, Guthrie. .. . TRll · FERGUSON' 8ee)'oUrVaetre. .NkibolaorJDdliD 'tiver-Nicholehatchery..,._n. todq. ~ per•cow Ji>maoes fi--Jn in 19611, the sup, ,~ · ·ltl!lll g con~tmlr n..,ds.. •lllldM!avllle ~itney~"P ·- -( .. !I' Eff. \ e Stout, Mrs. Clara fo ·, . .Your. ..... ' ON DQlfU.,OR DllAYAl OUVER·- "" YOu'll "kelp ab"c1 of tba red• when prt.ee• ilte lOw, ready to reap ;~ood profttAI ' Ia the 111.011th• .:bead.. ' tto . r•~· ,. U.t -)lriahty lmpqrtant lo ,ou. A. J~lal loop- ' was , al-ranli.l tboJO. att<ndiDJ the dllt!'kt contest and It Ia hoped that-oom• tltlq JlmiiAr may !10' workell._.ilut lhiJ ...r. Coplol of the ruloJ 'lad ...,.lati•DI f<ir tho IM'l contat Will be ivatlabl; Jbottly lllrDUih tbe local Countylillrtona!on j)Ul~"!- ? ,,; On your •• ~AU low colt. per ~~d·.on lot after • OD a buyen' m•rbty fARM IQ,~IPMENT Nicholl bre~dtnt pNvldel the eomblna·tlo:n of "lgoroua haaltb. oarly weiabt, ...,..timW Uva~ .,.~ top feed eftlcieDw.du)t J -E H. :a~ US~D to- Nlcholl r.m.,leL ltfulpnaant ' ALSO· Lower cost p•r pound · ke. e pa.\ you . 1 ' ""In tuis'l nus .' w ptlm salad, freah mango and as· parau1, abe takea a siesta for her tummy.'a nte .- 1nd I must aay the tummY Is aabUna on her. AI dirol aho ,jhouta ,., MaUalo io llioli hot. bst~ 10 sHe can he freoh tlld pAtty tor the returnliov , - BES1 'PRICES -Complete Line! \ Racme ' WEHAVIA nology eonf'\'rence on The obl'o St~te Universlty camp~U~ that If milk : conaumptlon pei ' · person wolJ].d increaae •lightly, the nation could use liD biW,:.n .pound' Pricoo _ , Tlmo ..... IOOtabyu.ohoil~- In• S)ianlah. Bon•weoey from oev· rln-ond-~lcs, pi~• eold f>nul of dldnOa hen, hearta-of- Mama. J:!.~:;:~~!!o"~.W"':'"---_:-, event r. OAILV · CROSSWORD . mo~qulto Wltlltjirteed fl6me would you expect to build? . , , , .... • .,~ this week. warrlora. Ttl-en abe dlmba Into have a >lulldlng loratton? ..... u'i:... mucia flnailcl~l would you need? z•.High Sebool.• 'ln·vai- e ' · a ' - e Seaeh in Mom ban and study Span- man of the business meeUna:. Ul· you about Mama on aafarl. Thb [l&h and ogle the aallors. ual business routine wai earied ia her Ulird and sbe tets no brav· er with time. She started out be 'I Thai•a about all, Madam Barna. out. lng afraid of Hons and, by dint of I haven't hcttrd from her since, The group spent the Jut 2P min· conatant effort, it now afraid of but the monsoon Is blowing and ute• of the meetinc in the praellont, leopardr. buffalo, rhino, ele· she's probably halfway Lo Caltutta tice of Special IOOJS. phant, t1ttac tlle11, ostriches and on an Arab dkow by now. Mama all night nolee•. on safa.rt Is a very aelf-sufflcient Thore ·were 14 In attendanci at When she ls ln India, ahe ls doll. last. Wed. Eve. pray6r ..aerYJee•, afraid of tigers and cobras. When (Copyright 19~7 by United with Iaola Tl)'lor Jeadine. This ! she is in Auatralia, 1be takes I Feature Syndicate, inc .) weeks Jtader Is Juanita SWarta. 1 poor view of kanprooJJ and koala - - - - ' - - - ' - - - - - - -- - - - ·bean. The truth of the matter Is, Mama ain't brave. T.he other week a hyona let out whoop close aboard and Mama 3. Milt -. aS.I'IIwa into the tent. The tent is "'-~·... I!Oit made of H~rhteat nylon with a l.hel fl.A dppered net front, back and sides. 0.1101& I pampb. You never heard aueh a frenzied ;. C)oaliiiOOp Jot zlppln,:r or zipper. In your life, alT. Htp ,Unlia.l II- Wrlllllf tt- ,.,~... auld thoulh the netting Is ~ fragile Jl, Vltoltty 21. Olio that a determined Jll.O!J;qulto .R:els U . Chom...._ \alnan e117 fiVe yards off tackle wiLh· 11- KotJ-tltd04 od out much etfort and anything bigcuckoO 28.~Une tor iban a dlk-l!ik could walk du~ah NEW oral ...... ______ ...... _ ~)'oil I 1,C:: '"f"'*•·.. By 19M thl, na'lon could be consuminJ about all tbe mUt it produces, U' economlc trends continue to move In the ~lrection .are In)" ~ob," aa1d they have ·i n the past, a U. S. De"and the dairy cows of Aariclilture dairy mr- husband and partment marketing econo'mllt llid hqt!' Who li • freab· ALFRED civic bOdies and local banks In planning futur~ action toward u. new housing. They must gain some insight ltlto potential def.liJ ' · mand for new homes. Only in such a way can the needed long'• • s. s. Attendance on Fob. 10 iii . tenn financing be arranged to care for that demand-if It exWith Roberl Ruark '"· the offering $6.18. . ists. If there Is no such demand, all the chatter In recent years Having once ogoin e!ICaped the agos used to come (rom miles a· ' on streets and byways about housing being held back here peril• of dorkest Arrica only to round to ,.. mem-sahl~ change Worship Services wer. bel~. at railse banks WoUld not qooperate Is just Idle bunk return to the problems of home, I her hllir from black to wblte. the ctose of S. S., With the Re~_. ••~e. ' 1 ' " h . · Grove bringing the meuaee. !111 .:.a am a ready lonesome for tne Y ~n safari, Mama 1• t~- otriela1 subject, '" Profit and J.,oa"' ''Sf!· For now, as made clear on Page one today, the ba·nks appar.. enaa.l.am also lonesome for Mama photographer, and the ean break, vatlon u. a rree jilt, but to tetaJn cmtly seriously will cotl•ider going all out, as permitted by who, when last •een, was prosttJte l~e. or drop in 1 strei~ any cam· it will eost us." "We II'IUit pracUce federal binklnglaws, in handling focal demand for long ternt ::~mh!~u:~ft~nahhea~~ ~ra, ~o~Je .or atill, ever tlevlsed Self-denial," "The souJ '.ll flnlntlllg for nell' home Construction. since. by man 1 hillld. . uabJe, not earthly, Lilit heavtnlf"A program already begun by the Middleport Chamber of The last word r had from her Mama hao ldibtber .talent. She "For what wlll It prOI!h m)lh, II Co1J1merce, while not dihctly in line with this line of attacJ[ was that she thought she wa1. go. can sleep straddling a eearbox he galn!l ·the whole wbi-ld and 9n the housing problem bere, Is bound to help. It is a plan by ,Ina to take n slow dkow to Zanzl· oitUng stroight up in a hr9nco of Jose his own .. ult" the newly reorganized C of C ther to undertak a listing of and Investigate the posslbih· 1 land-rover in Kenya or Tangan· The M.Y .F. held Jts regular . e e of entering a harem. This yika when everybody else Is spit· all l\'allable lots lnsrd• the corporation limits that might be morbid reflection-wss opawned ~ tin& t<eth from the jolt,a: meetin&· Sun. eve. Feb. 10, with used for new homes. There are even some buildings that a letter from a Mrs. Charlottt • an attendance of 10 yotlfh and :l ahouJd be razed so that new homes may b~ built on the lots Barna of San Franr~sco who noted we~~~~~~:= ~'i: !!:nb: a~~~~~~ looea led devotiOns based they occupy. . that Mnma was johung me in Tan· abe can buy thlnas ln tJie bazaar~ on ''Stewardships." A Pomeroy business leader off the record recently was ~nd ylelt hotelo like the Nuall quoted s&yiftl: ·.:If this area fatls to get on the ball toward n(!\v ''do~~~You =~~~:Sa ~~~mnB~~di Beacl'l ·in Mumbasa\ ...~~ Mawingo The leston .aubJeet was, u.MY hOUJinll tbe to.,m might as well be sold to the government for bott· r.lfina opertdo her time in ,u I!I•!Jfukl 9r the Suibid in Mal- ~';'Yo:n~~ F~~1 ~1~0 ~ 1~ 1 the pext ato111 bomb le•t" rle*'"'4 how obe llkel it? 1 thlrti ' ndt. .,. Give" ihd ,Cil-rlll 'Above All"· " · While this certainly ls extreme. it makes the point very youf reldei'B will be interested When I went off after elephant 1'he Bible reidint'wla St. John, plain ,.bout how some folk& here feel about new housing. e&peria}Iy·thc distaff side.'' · In bllh bush, Mama said she Chapter 18. There ar~ people now trying to get on the ball. Let's give It a w·U Mr• 11 rna 1 will t 11 JboucHt she'd stay on st tho Nu•ll Lloyd Diilinger acted as cHair toll' • 5·Star Buy 1955 hick Special .. ....... : ........ $2195 4:30 Stake ·Races at Hleteah ;1, . The latest farm J>iclure explained in our columns that Mt. llld Mrs. Clifford Leifbeit. brought many calls to tl!e Lelf!*11 soon after th~ paper was out. Mrs, Leifheit !!'lid she was !lOt eontinced It was their own farm until several had called her saying they were sure! One person livlns far away, In Toledo, 0., Is faithful fn sendii!lj, bts identifications here by mail. He Is Mr. Fred Rieber, obviously a long-time resident of Meigs County in times past. • A!~cti•e air pho!Qs of farms appearing in the paper are il\'f!!.14 lhe owner1 •bim they call it the Sentinel offlce. It IIi iit great assistance, too, if the owners will try, to call before Tltlll'iday of the week fOII(!\vin)l flppearailce of th~iso !bit lnfill'mitton of It miy be o611i!ned and the photO dellve•·-· iii to theiil. Bo~d!< Do ... Y Au•l Dru Sho• ll:eJI F..., :.0 C.wb<.f 'nlea!Q *"'-I • . re~turo B:lti Cap!. Mlda!g&t l.lllll'ead!"'s the county over are enjoying tile current senei cede( w..~ern • ...r . . " ' ' ,, , II • • . . . ,;., !Car-:l)oot Delivery . PRICES 'ON POTA$HNl'tilO(;EN,... PHOSPHAT.£ ·· · SAVE AS MUCH AS ' ' -,1. ' ·Don't Delay !CALL-98 PER TON .._, ; ' '· .. ,.... I ' .,, 1 ,' l ~. ,_,.1'' ' �· ··--. - · ·· -·~- ,. • ···-·-~·~· - .. • .... -~ "' ' ·- ···-~· - . · --~--+ . •• • . ... ........ ·-- · 1!!4 ' ' AMNo Af 5,000 ..... .... . • ~. .... ~; ...." ·.- -- .liN.., • D•"-'S ill!'-' ~~ Bo-wlers Resume Tournament • • • • By Abl McMr • TWO Bob Birch ' C~ Nola.a. Swa.,khAJI!!m.,. tb111 morilinl allowed u bow he'd :UO to w\11. this b~ on,. · "'We've Wan'ted to wln 'ell all" be aald, "but we'll be glvlD.I one a lJtUe extra. Pifllfps." IWttk· 'tCoi!ll.o"" .., ,.... tlwl the iii:.~;~ISI)-~plorllhlp iiJ., _ onb MAKE ITH (LOTHlNG D~~DY •• 8\JY .=.._... ; .POMEROY MOTOR ICQ. ~N­ J'ebruarv 8, IDS? Wll hefd at Bed. recreation leader, &:ames: P'Oit 1?53 Chryslw·ttllt Cilpt · · · · · · · · · · · · $8'5 heater and' seat covers. . . . !>f~~ jlood !Ires - !ovt!Y ... - ··' .. Pulh, What . I . Qla St. . Top Pome"!Y ployed by lllllortl ~"'· .. Herbert .,..,., Whaley. ftJCage auw and llludtnQ lfrt. Helen Carper, Barbal'l Gaul, Dougl,., Palll I . Andrea Ed01 Cc- Kem, ' . lrRE. ·,..,. . ,,;, ' ' La•t n.,, t~ do•\>!~~~ was woil b1 .11m UUQ!'ll' 4 ·11. Capeh~ bandloli~ ... as rl.w budgotodl of the c:unvention Thursday. High t.QJlool ca.cttes and physical edutatton majOI!B still 1n ectllejle made up molt of tbe nudience, and they ~lved Umely tips from 1ome PRESTON ·MOTORS, Inc. ' .AND ( ,,...ge '111." ''! "' ·. I .$T4L... TION . ' I .• *'"'·••..., Top eoac:het lD all tour 1ports 01 · ~- ll*!ude<L 'nlq not lhe !!...loot, DlnO.~b entered \hli rear 00 ~ iplio! . an of a new d.Ubles ·~·.~· , .. polnto per gama to ·bold 'tho e ' INt •!ill two 'GOliath !'l):al~ o, · Foll01rin1 on lilt doubl•lft!'ll loerJaio. wllo had beaD llf·m~ · t all If they paired .of! ·lif· 1t1o1r ""'" 111 p b ar • .,. · d n 1 • botee, with Individual bond~'•n• , •e•on un - .re · ""' :·.~ ;;" ~ !IOCO~d ~ Z9.9t oDd For telllll bondicol•· .odd In fl4- W~o at 2J.ll0. • · val fltures toleth.,. addrcued eUnlCJ at the opening II., •!t\1 • ~' .' .. '; ~ ' ;u '~ . . . • ,, · j~ ~DiNNER !IIIIo'• lOp men In their prole• . ' Panther Cubs Out ' Of Toorney At Wellston Court "GOO'DRICH .I li7 A. Scarberry V. Wippel 1~7 IB7 1. Holiman c. Tenn•nt · 90 IM B. Bowell 011 13.1 G. Wa1ner . 1.. ' ..,. ' 'it A •i, :: ' H. 1954 CaciiU.- 4 d01r StdaJI · · ·: ··. $...5. This can be your CPdlllac. See t~ll peallllfl!l car an[l you ·· will be amazed al'1uch wohde!'ful v~l!:· .~~!' ·tijue · : finish, wblte wall ~~·· power IJteerln•• um~ ~~ ra- . dlo, heater. ' · · • 1954 Old1110hde- Super 88 · ·· ·· · · · $1995 · Holiday Coupe. Here Is the ihp value ear or the nallon as llated by the N.A.!l.A. l)opk. Just let btblpd th~ wheel and you can see tor YOIII'Belf. Modem lfUll ud wlllte two tone with bari!!Ollillna genuine leall!er !!'~ Jllldde. Power brakee, ' ,..,.... hydramallc, radio, heater. ... ... . - 1954r~.,... ............... , f1395 4 door. FullY equipped with lord-o-ma'llc, heatet, whfle walls, ""II sharp. 'T '1954 Stude!N" .. C!M!mplon ·... ·.... $99$ .. : ..... $27.$0H.-4fpr$1" ' ............ ... ........ $22.50 ~J.Mx15 WSW · · ·· · · $2J H. .. 4fpd,O ~ WSWJuhel•s ·..,... ::· .._· $25 $50 ••••••• 0 •••••••••••• ' 1953 Qrvsler- New Yorker Dlx. ···· $1395 4 door. radio, oni. ~al owner. V·l tllline, 'auto-o-matlc drive, ~eiltet, 1). 1n1ell R. JIMJehlnl . , . ·.1 ''·pt 1 , .U. ' ~~ t, t watch' . ... , EXEC L<t'J<··• ' ' •.. . "..,.... By Selling Subs~-riPtfonl · 8. llcKtnll)' A. Syl...ter Jl w. !~~~!...-;,,.;! R~ulh B. Loub ' ' , I,; 1; '.• t ·, .:, "", ' • ' 't he E}u._9Y~ 1950-k - Special · .. · · · · · · · · · · ·:· · · $395 . -...-. ·-l'· '· 4 door .Sed1a. SparkllDa black flntsb, looU sharp; riUis .,;_ Ia ~-• ., ' . . , ...~ ~!II - . I ' . c W. IIIID St. ~- <:, r ~- Strum!lner •···· ···· ·. $1'5 , ICtft. ·I' Van ·1 c ~. g~· 1~ • l' 10011 white wall Urea. Powder blue IIDIJh. ' • .q ) ' 5 Pa111•1111er Coupe. New tires, overdrive, tinted &1111, beater, cl<lan as a pin l!IBide and Olft. 2 door. h'ifiiv1rale .. - see it. Middleport .. . r~, . i • . . , ,. '( • . • . . for '· A mira~ !If 11/W .. w"'""! -~lg" ~ .......... ,499i! ...... .. ww '} I ~· �· ··--. - · ·· -·~- ,. • ···-·-~·~· - .. • .... -~ "' ' ·- ···-~· - . · --~--+ . •• • . ... ........ ·-- · 1!!4 ' ' AMNo Af 5,000 ..... .... . • ~. .... ~; ...." ·.- -- .liN.., • D•"-'S ill!'-' ~~ Bo-wlers Resume Tournament • • • • By Abl McMr • TWO Bob Birch ' C~ Nola.a. Swa.,khAJI!!m.,. tb111 morilinl allowed u bow he'd :UO to w\11. this b~ on,. · "'We've Wan'ted to wln 'ell all" be aald, "but we'll be glvlD.I one a lJtUe extra. Pifllfps." IWttk· 'tCoi!ll.o"" .., ,.... tlwl the iii:.~;~ISI)-~plorllhlp iiJ., _ onb MAKE ITH (LOTHlNG D~~DY •• 8\JY .=.._... ; .POMEROY MOTOR ICQ. ~N­ J'ebruarv 8, IDS? Wll hefd at Bed. recreation leader, &:ames: P'Oit 1?53 Chryslw·ttllt Cilpt · · · · · · · · · · · · $8'5 heater and' seat covers. . . . !>f~~ jlood !Ires - !ovt!Y ... - ··' .. Pulh, What . I . Qla St. . Top Pome"!Y ployed by lllllortl ~"'· .. Herbert .,..,., Whaley. ftJCage auw and llludtnQ lfrt. Helen Carper, Barbal'l Gaul, Dougl,., Palll I . Andrea Ed01 Cc- Kem, ' . lrRE. ·,..,. . ,,;, ' ' La•t n.,, t~ do•\>!~~~ was woil b1 .11m UUQ!'ll' 4 ·11. Capeh~ bandloli~ ... as rl.w budgotodl of the c:unvention Thursday. High t.QJlool ca.cttes and physical edutatton majOI!B still 1n ectllejle made up molt of tbe nudience, and they ~lved Umely tips from 1ome PRESTON ·MOTORS, Inc. ' .AND ( ,,...ge '111." ''! "' ·. I .$T4L... TION . ' I .• *'"'·••..., Top eoac:het lD all tour 1ports 01 · ~- ll*!ude<L 'nlq not lhe !!...loot, DlnO.~b entered \hli rear 00 ~ iplio! . an of a new d.Ubles ·~·.~· , .. polnto per gama to ·bold 'tho e ' INt •!ill two 'GOliath !'l):al~ o, · Foll01rin1 on lilt doubl•lft!'ll loerJaio. wllo had beaD llf·m~ · t all If they paired .of! ·lif· 1t1o1r ""'" 111 p b ar • .,. · d n 1 • botee, with Individual bond~'•n• , •e•on un - .re · ""' :·.~ ;;" ~ !IOCO~d ~ Z9.9t oDd For telllll bondicol•· .odd In fl4- W~o at 2J.ll0. • · val fltures toleth.,. addrcued eUnlCJ at the opening II., •!t\1 • ~' .' .. '; ~ ' ;u '~ . . . • ,, · j~ ~DiNNER !IIIIo'• lOp men In their prole• . ' Panther Cubs Out ' Of Toorney At Wellston Court "GOO'DRICH .I li7 A. Scarberry V. Wippel 1~7 IB7 1. Holiman c. Tenn•nt · 90 IM B. Bowell 011 13.1 G. Wa1ner . 1.. ' ..,. ' 'it A •i, :: ' H. 1954 CaciiU.- 4 d01r StdaJI · · ·: ··. $...5. This can be your CPdlllac. See t~ll peallllfl!l car an[l you ·· will be amazed al'1uch wohde!'ful v~l!:· .~~!' ·tijue · : finish, wblte wall ~~·· power IJteerln•• um~ ~~ ra- . dlo, heater. ' · · • 1954 Old1110hde- Super 88 · ·· ·· · · · $1995 · Holiday Coupe. Here Is the ihp value ear or the nallon as llated by the N.A.!l.A. l)opk. Just let btblpd th~ wheel and you can see tor YOIII'Belf. Modem lfUll ud wlllte two tone with bari!!Ollillna genuine leall!er !!'~ Jllldde. Power brakee, ' ,..,.... hydramallc, radio, heater. ... ... . - 1954r~.,... ............... , f1395 4 door. FullY equipped with lord-o-ma'llc, heatet, whfle walls, ""II sharp. 'T '1954 Stude!N" .. C!M!mplon ·... ·.... $99$ .. : ..... $27.$0H.-4fpr$1" ' ............ ... ........ $22.50 ~J.Mx15 WSW · · ·· · · $2J H. .. 4fpd,O ~ WSWJuhel•s ·..,... ::· .._· $25 $50 ••••••• 0 •••••••••••• ' 1953 Qrvsler- New Yorker Dlx. ···· $1395 4 door. radio, oni. ~al owner. V·l tllline, 'auto-o-matlc drive, ~eiltet, 1). 1n1ell R. JIMJehlnl . , . ·.1 ''·pt 1 , .U. ' ~~ t, t watch' . ... , EXEC L<t'J<··• ' ' •.. . "..,.... By Selling Subs~-riPtfonl · 8. llcKtnll)' A. Syl...ter Jl w. !~~~!...-;,,.;! R~ulh B. Loub ' ' , I,; 1; '.• t ·, .:, "", ' • ' 't he E}u._9Y~ 1950-k - Special · .. · · · · · · · · · · ·:· · · $395 . -...-. ·-l'· '· 4 door .Sed1a. SparkllDa black flntsb, looU sharp; riUis .,;_ Ia ~-• ., ' . . , ...~ ~!II - . I ' . c W. IIIID St. ~- <:, r ~- Strum!lner •···· ···· ·. $1'5 , ICtft. ·I' Van ·1 c ~. g~· 1~ • l' 10011 white wall Urea. Powder blue IIDIJh. ' • .q ) ' 5 Pa111•1111er Coupe. New tires, overdrive, tinted &1111, beater, cl<lan as a pin l!IBide and Olft. 2 door. h'ifiiv1rale .. - see it. Middleport .. . r~, . i • . . , ,. '( • . • . . for '· A mira~ !If 11/W .. w"'""! -~lg" ~ .......... ,499i! ...... .. ww '} I ~· �... -· \ ' . • r ,,. ~--:· Low6J&t . .. Is Result Of A ' Low Blrthrete mWLEY. Masa.- There ate 10 few blrthl here that To~ Clerk '-;. F. Deane Clrter aWl recordl1hem In Ill• oame book he uaed when be was first elected 50 yew. ago. , ' Training Meeting •/ · '· ' ' ' ~\~ 1 • .1\ .dlnne~ for 2t Home I!emonolr•ti<>n Club lel!de...,·. qd iib•o14 ••rved In th4l homo of ltln. ~· eva Nolop of S,nelllo Wedntl ..._wltlt D)~hty .. lett over~pat BOt p!tr perton aecordlnl ttl .tllrJ, 11!!1\. horne economtea extenalOn •· eent. r ·Rutlabd NeJVs Big Ben.dBoat ·, •w 4-"• PI!YIIIo llitrK ANNOUNCID Vr. aacl Mn. Kenneth Miehael, Chillicothe. are an.nounc:lnt the birth of a 1 lb .• 8 oz., son born 011 februa.ry 12. The little one hu been n.1med Mlehael J. Michael. Gnndpannu are Mr. and Mnl. Elza Ml<J>•el• . ' (C.nthw_. frem ,... Pe) ' xiLb dues of ttl 1 JUT, payable ~mi·anQa}ly .in adYancw, doekN reeo or lk 11ft' loot p« boot lor rnembeft tolt~ • Jlleat , • ., from lloy I lo :4piU 30. • Commilite• hamt4 were: Mem. benbip, Robert l'lfe. Richard !lcbwab, Plrl Cunnln,bBJII, Louta llloKi SALI Tbe WSCS or the Methodlst Copdlarl; Jl'orold ftll~l; Proeram Clllt~b made plano tor i bah sale Gerald Preston, Kenneth Cooke, at the Rutland Department Ston Kennel~ Gr9,.....l. PubUelty, 0 . P. Jllo.in, iJt. ,M, A. Danny for S.lu•day, Nbruary 18. S.,.rej AeUvltr, te:onard Van oPIRITTA ' Meter, Riehm:d SChwab; Gene f'U!h· Sehool will er, Mn. our !IA!JnrM•. wa..rtn Fu••te. "The Button Feb. ZQ, at Smith. " , , It was r~omm~d by the Sehool .1\ud· Club thai t1i,8 vlllafeJ raw up on sale prdinances problblttht par lng on the IM'ee&i tlitt the ralltoad street The crollllnf be :repaired; tloa tt.,: levees tie kept in ~oOA- eoJt ltion and t1ial lito Cltlte~~ N• nal . Bank be the deposlr,:: the ·-· rundt: · . ' · ,. · ·1 I ]Itt] euuy \ Lind IIJ1d • A ••nora! diiii)~Jjl held BoyS. and ~n bolt docka aDd tJib. 'was refer· the But· ~ t~ the actlrit7 comlr\lttee who Seiai'erl, wm rep9tt at th~ ft:ext meetlnB. the Four Anyone wlol)ing to JOin lb• Club Dt;~;~;~~~· may cop!Jcy ·Le~bam or Pr~l· •ot ton or~· memf>OIJ, wu " . . ----- .. , ..." ... ' hnouncementl • We .Are Pleued TO Al'j'NOUNCE THE ~POINTMJINT OF ' MEIGS EQUIPMENT ·" ~MPANY J'Onii(OY, 0. . Phone .. AS THE ·Authorhrfd Dealer u 10Uf . FOR ,.. .. - ~~· llart on Jililili'7 t; you mly flle your relurll an4 ]101 lOQt ~ on oe before the tilth · day ci( u;., lecond mqnth ~~ the I!J~dinl taxable yelr. $t!bWart: ny1• McCULLOCH C::HAIN SAWS Reldqaarten For • Sale, ePa$ eservlee ' . ) ..., ' ,,, ' ., • ... ·~ ' ' ' ves, . .,AUNT t=RtTZr··· e·uT ~tow llli), ~ SIX ROOMS and balb, $411100.00. 116 Loculi: St., Pomeroy. CaU 318·M or 0391. 2 14 3tc COJII'l.EI¥ ·: ::::-==="""=-""....,...:;.2 14 6tc 1003 CIIIMtO.i.I:T "210" 4 dr. RNoW• LOCAL PICTURES !-9CAL , LOCAL ADVERTISEM'ENT ; LoCAL' EMPLOYMiNT . I.OCAL INTEREST LOCAL COVERAGE EVERYTHING ·IS Luuroooo Prol-oa. Stdan.·~w,;,,f ceretul ~wner, -=~~~~~~~~~"'!' llfbt blu~ nnllll. -110 111•ott· nar'l, Pomer*:. .,. ---- - · ,•. 2148tc (9) For ~J,i I I , Looking For ' Something One coal H!,\TI!Ol.A, Eltite Jr .. in fOOd th~llf- . Luther s. ~ohn· oon, snoeu* fho!M MH. . 2143tp NuG~ AWwtol and lo.r anopia, nnllln bllndo all eolora lid ~ ..wain..., lad· dtn, all kl"""' · ~ atoek 111 ~dl. ~ · •linda ani tdlat!H 'iill ~ ~~~~ al101. Fno ltljtiUatio!l: fh1 fllllialoo. Dtle 'Wippel 8q)pq; *it'·Union Ave., ~1· · : , 211moe ~Y, OU!Y'lll.' ond TIM01iiiY: . CQllllct,Hur, CUrlll, 1\lelne. 0 !'~ • "'f 1 You'll Find It Through The Doily :;ientlnel WANT > N•ws Lllo, Aoto, ttr., l'qllo. ·CIIl Do. MiliA. Mlddlo~ort. (\lllo ' ' ·LOCAL .' ' Itt YHE DAILY SENTMl ' ADS 21331c Call . . r . ,,,.. \ •• 398 ' ·And We Are 'Proud to be AU Maket aad llloele.. METROPOLITAN AUTO IIALP, ,~·~~·' .. THE ONLY LOW . . . '' ~ipaper In Meigs County : - '·-"'= ' " . ~~ ~ ;t~ . . L , _ - - ',. ·~ j ( .•: •• �... -· \ ' . • r ,,. ~--:· Low6J&t . .. Is Result Of A ' Low Blrthrete mWLEY. Masa.- There ate 10 few blrthl here that To~ Clerk '-;. F. Deane Clrter aWl recordl1hem In Ill• oame book he uaed when be was first elected 50 yew. ago. , ' Training Meeting •/ · '· ' ' ' ~\~ 1 • .1\ .dlnne~ for 2t Home I!emonolr•ti<>n Club lel!de...,·. qd iib•o14 ••rved In th4l homo of ltln. ~· eva Nolop of S,nelllo Wedntl ..._wltlt D)~hty .. lett over~pat BOt p!tr perton aecordlnl ttl .tllrJ, 11!!1\. horne economtea extenalOn •· eent. r ·Rutlabd NeJVs Big Ben.dBoat ·, •w 4-"• PI!YIIIo llitrK ANNOUNCID Vr. aacl Mn. Kenneth Miehael, Chillicothe. are an.nounc:lnt the birth of a 1 lb .• 8 oz., son born 011 februa.ry 12. The little one hu been n.1med Mlehael J. Michael. Gnndpannu are Mr. and Mnl. Elza Ml<J>•el• . ' (C.nthw_. frem ,... Pe) ' xiLb dues of ttl 1 JUT, payable ~mi·anQa}ly .in adYancw, doekN reeo or lk 11ft' loot p« boot lor rnembeft tolt~ • Jlleat , • ., from lloy I lo :4piU 30. • Commilite• hamt4 were: Mem. benbip, Robert l'lfe. Richard !lcbwab, Plrl Cunnln,bBJII, Louta llloKi SALI Tbe WSCS or the Methodlst Copdlarl; Jl'orold ftll~l; Proeram Clllt~b made plano tor i bah sale Gerald Preston, Kenneth Cooke, at the Rutland Department Ston Kennel~ Gr9,.....l. PubUelty, 0 . P. Jllo.in, iJt. ,M, A. Danny for S.lu•day, Nbruary 18. S.,.rej AeUvltr, te:onard Van oPIRITTA ' Meter, Riehm:d SChwab; Gene f'U!h· Sehool will er, Mn. our !IA!JnrM•. wa..rtn Fu••te. "The Button Feb. ZQ, at Smith. " , , It was r~omm~d by the Sehool .1\ud· Club thai t1i,8 vlllafeJ raw up on sale prdinances problblttht par lng on the IM'ee&i tlitt the ralltoad street The crollllnf be :repaired; tloa tt.,: levees tie kept in ~oOA- eoJt ltion and t1ial lito Cltlte~~ N• nal . Bank be the deposlr,:: the ·-· rundt: · . ' · ,. · ·1 I ]Itt] euuy \ Lind IIJ1d • A ••nora! diiii)~Jjl held BoyS. and ~n bolt docka aDd tJib. 'was refer· the But· ~ t~ the actlrit7 comlr\lttee who Seiai'erl, wm rep9tt at th~ ft:ext meetlnB. the Four Anyone wlol)ing to JOin lb• Club Dt;~;~;~~~· may cop!Jcy ·Le~bam or Pr~l· •ot ton or~· memf>OIJ, wu " . . ----- .. , ..." ... ' hnouncementl • We .Are Pleued TO Al'j'NOUNCE THE ~POINTMJINT OF ' MEIGS EQUIPMENT ·" ~MPANY J'Onii(OY, 0. . Phone .. AS THE ·Authorhrfd Dealer u 10Uf . FOR ,.. .. - ~~· llart on Jililili'7 t; you mly flle your relurll an4 ]101 lOQt ~ on oe before the tilth · day ci( u;., lecond mqnth ~~ the I!J~dinl taxable yelr. $t!bWart: ny1• McCULLOCH C::HAIN SAWS Reldqaarten For • Sale, ePa$ eservlee ' . ) ..., ' ,,, ' ., • ... ·~ ' ' ' ves, . .,AUNT t=RtTZr··· e·uT ~tow llli), ~ SIX ROOMS and balb, $411100.00. 116 Loculi: St., Pomeroy. CaU 318·M or 0391. 2 14 3tc COJII'l.EI¥ ·: ::::-==="""=-""....,...:;.2 14 6tc 1003 CIIIMtO.i.I:T "210" 4 dr. RNoW• LOCAL PICTURES !-9CAL , LOCAL ADVERTISEM'ENT ; LoCAL' EMPLOYMiNT . I.OCAL INTEREST LOCAL COVERAGE EVERYTHING ·IS Luuroooo Prol-oa. Stdan.·~w,;,,f ceretul ~wner, -=~~~~~~~~~"'!' llfbt blu~ nnllll. -110 111•ott· nar'l, Pomer*:. .,. ---- - · ,•. 2148tc (9) For ~J,i I I , Looking For ' Something One coal H!,\TI!Ol.A, Eltite Jr .. in fOOd th~llf- . Luther s. ~ohn· oon, snoeu* fho!M MH. . 2143tp NuG~ AWwtol and lo.r anopia, nnllln bllndo all eolora lid ~ ..wain..., lad· dtn, all kl"""' · ~ atoek 111 ~dl. ~ · •linda ani tdlat!H 'iill ~ ~~~~ al101. Fno ltljtiUatio!l: fh1 fllllialoo. Dtle 'Wippel 8q)pq; *it'·Union Ave., ~1· · : , 211moe ~Y, OU!Y'lll.' ond TIM01iiiY: . CQllllct,Hur, CUrlll, 1\lelne. 0 !'~ • "'f 1 You'll Find It Through The Doily :;ientlnel WANT > N•ws Lllo, Aoto, ttr., l'qllo. ·CIIl Do. MiliA. Mlddlo~ort. (\lllo ' ' ·LOCAL .' ' Itt YHE DAILY SENTMl ' ADS 21331c Call . . r . ,,,.. \ •• 398 ' ·And We Are 'Proud to be AU Maket aad llloele.. METROPOLITAN AUTO IIALP, ,~·~~·' .. THE ONLY LOW . . . '' ~ipaper In Meigs County : - '·-"'= ' " . ~~ ~ ;t~ . . L , _ - - ',. ·~ j ( .•: •• �' • \ . I n.J~J, lfeutloel, PODitlOJ-lllddleport, 0 ., Feb. 15, 1957 D~tw; .' UCt¥ - - c.:- lilfl9nla Ph•I The DaHv Sentinel Welter. Plans have also been ma.de for an in fonnal dance to be held thu evening at the Middlc- •• r-e... ,_ pJgf rLgpter po11 K P Hal! for the me mbErs . I;A' Ill ~ '\.1111 pJ $1)'1 Sh Yf o[ the soror ity , tllc1r husbands and Th~n~lar~hapt~ of Beta gu;~~- followmg members were of The profltt will 10 for the Speech The cultural program was pre· Therapy C1us whieh i.s s po~red aented by Mrs. Welker and Wi;S eaeh .iwnmer b)' the Crippled a moving pict ure on Tex tiles and CbUdre•'• Society in Middleport Home Decow ioll>." DAn DY Winding Trail Garden Club 1n Con t rl"b ut"IOn T. 0 Lib rary BUY 1956Gevrolet Station Wagon ······ $2495 ' • POMEROY MOTOR CO. Pomeroy , / ' I A report waa macle by Mrs. Charles Lewis on a magi.zine for the Library. Mrs. Terrell and Mra: C. L. Heaton atlent;led the district meeting held Teeently in Mlddle· port and Mra Terrell gave tlte report It waa voted to co-operate wltb the other garden clubs in ~he county ln the planting of sbtubbery at the county homes and also to co-ope!'ate for the eo11nty flower ahow jn June and Mn. C. L. Heaton was named u chairman. Announcements were made of the state convention which will beld in Columbus September and of tbe district meeting June 3. 1'he "Park It e'5eleet OnJu I'J&e Verg Be•t lnV.edCar• WE CAN· If you· want to plck over the but ueed tal'8 In town -if you want to aiJk pleilty of questions and GIVE YOU THE ret atraieht, on•the.lev4!:1 answers- it you want to do you.r own ldokiR.I' in1idi, hnde.r the hood. and all around-thm eome to ua! We knoW'our ftne used' cart wiD 11tand any in11pee ~ tion, fCJr· w••n reconditioned them to the peak of Due to Low Overhead COME IN TODAY ccmdition an4 appe•rance. Look at the low prices too:..ehancel are )'our present ear will more than eover the ;wn payment. Don't mi11 them I WE INVITE BEST 1956 Buick Sed4J1. A Low HARD LOOK 1955 PLYMOUTH VB SAVOY · · ··· · $11495 4 dr. Sedan. One local owner. It's packed to the brim with vim. Sbowa.good care. · 1955 PONTIAC V8 ·· · ·· ········ ··· $1895 ' I 870 2 dr. ·Dlz, Sedan. Only 15,589 actual miles. Hydramalic drive. w, hard to find words to express the care and condition of this car . 1955 F_, VB Customllne · ···· · ·· $1 1595 2 dr. Sedan, Fordomatlc. 17,856 aduol mile' by' careful local owner. 1.955 Mercury dr. M.O.M. Heater, good \I rune fine, sharp. tlre"l 1 • dr, Sedlll. Hydramatlc. Power Brakes and steering. II do0111't look IJke anyoqe .has ever sat on genuine leather custom Interior. Best Pontiac. New one cost over $4,000. 1956 PONTIAC VI Star Chief ·· · · ·· $21495 ·• dt; sedan. 'Leis than 9,000 easy miles. You'll faO trl Jove fl))m your bead to your wheels. ' ' 195, c.taUna "draiiU!tlc Y8 Star Chief ... .. $2;895 Power Steering, Power Brakel. Hy· all leather Interior. "Hard Top" mllea. Fully equipped. New one cost POMERO~ of IJ;oses" ln July was also announ· ced , )frs. Robert Thompson 8· greed to1 ,erve as ehairman fot a j11nior club. ' Mrs. George Heines preaented the top1c for ' the eveniD1 "Soil Testing and FertUizen." fdrt. AJ• COME IN SEE THESE A.ND MANY MORE METROPQLITA.N A.UTO SA.LES AI Tnlfte Ulld Ill Middleport Evelllllga lUllll • pa. Pheae 8041-1 .u: SOCIETY Bridge Cfub Is Host'ed Wed. By Mrs. BLaettnar Mro. Fre<l Bla.ettnii,L' enterl~ned her bridge club WedDeadft)' even· ing, at her home Spring Ave. Prlze for h~tb fCCII'! waa awar4od to Mn. WilllaDJ' Anderton and th~ tdveUng ~to Mrs. Paul Ne~se A 1l11d .eourte was serVeit by tbe hostcu ~ thoae name4 abOve -. , D~I'o ' It The Pretldeilt bad notbiq to aay on the mom.lng eonferepee, but Dulles illfUe4 a statement ia In other bu&ineu before the meeUna: appointment ,waa made of a nomlnaUna: committee co'rq~la~ tna of: ~"Y Eliubetb Andtnon, Eva Boll•y apd sarah Gibbs. Mar\ba: Jane WIIUimllla\le the cultunl on "Trant.'' were &cmd by Janet . ~ Hinkle and VI S.tclal · · · · · ··· · · · $2~95 .. M~ning.Of- . Utelr M{a:. wOQden scatfoJdin& On whieli tbey work. 'lbere\.,il no indication toda)' that U.e ~"'nee had heea ..,. Ued bet~ th twO union groups. COT'(;,.__, SerTrlai . . .'. Date the Wak~·Up Beautiful Lipnlck No more rumblinl in rcJ~ purse with this rtcw con-wmlent clip-on mif(Or- the mOlt exciting; li~)Ciea 1ince Coty ..24"itself. And at bedtime, when YoU dean• JOUr facefthe lipstick con1ca oft', but the Wm' alay• on. ·· -": }t , ' YOU'LL • • •• would JBUhlbl7 With all the rtione1 she. eo11id Krape up, abe taid s.he and (our of J,.er children, ODe six monttJ• ~ld, were flyi.,g to her parenta f!ome in KilJore. Tex. Three other coUnty. ch.Uiren were left bebin!I tempor-irlly with friends~ WiUia' body wtn. be ahipped Friday to Groves, . Tex... '. '• llidlllf 'Eut - ·~tr ll:tael aituatlon." ~' ,the woman's pJane waa tab off, Heaa belped her AS A · · 'Ohio Wildlife aboard. And Eban' ~ Ameriean jD'OJIO!I1 · t~oQ ""' ''lfmrever. DUlles - Cincinn1li, II lid ' ' ' '• 1- . ... AS .S~N . . a new llat • HIIhCOIIOflnow of which hUJJtluf and $1.. .PAUL, J.llno....:llln-L• lilhing opeitd the mon• tpenl $4UIIII,OliO to teep its ey they .';oUt>eJM fDr ·balldUng trtant highways clear of ·s.now and sales of licenses. j / toe durina the PIISt M winters. Georp A. Meskal, chi# malnteD· aaee, eqgJaeer for the hllbwa:v department, Jl\d $1U8Z •• opent for that purpose iD ·IIIU, the first ye1r of the department'! eui5o Durin1 the wioter ,f • -<Jt 1%. bUAtlor Abba EbaD for 110 miov"lea. Dullea Mid Ehoii ll~i~ "'eoDit:Qictive'' anawer. to tJM;. AIIIOrieali plim for wi~Ml'Jwlna JnHI troops' from• Eal'PL ' , . them goodbye be along the plane ud a $1M) cheek CJWi to Mri: A photographer took It to ..,. - ilefore leaving WuhillJI!o!l ..:, ~. Dulla ~~~e~ ~ HaJJiday ... ·burial. relelse a atate. ment I~ lodtY'a meilliuJ. _Ha1:!14. u i d ~ illbt't tolb uodou~to.!!l' on tile ap~ftd The bLrtDday of Mls11 Anna Durst was obterved Thursday when the Busy Bee Sewing Circle of the Federated ChuTcb 1'11et 'lt the ch11rch for an all day quUttna. Jndivldaal pineapple upside down elba were aerved with • poUuck dioner at noon to -"'MJu DUrJI, II"'· Freda Mitch, Mr1. Otho Murray, Mra. Clar1 Seh1eter, Mrs. Loult Reibel, Mn. Addle Grucaet"1 Mrs. Grovor Er~. Mrs. AD'Ia~da Kaa par, Mn. CJarence Ma111r, Nn. \Y. L. K1utz:, Mrs Norman KJQea~ lfn. Theodore lfon, lin. Walter. lief. Mlu Lena Gt'ueaer, Mrs. TheodDN Katle -Boeht. lin. Cl!Tie · · , aocl Rev. and lin: Waldo House Pnu ' .-. Jamea C. Jla&til• nicl DoUeto children PROUD te4 additional e...W..Iioo llf tlle ,.,. J!Uoo ot tbe UOIIA!d Illata. Dullea ni~ the Preo!•t .opin """"'..... todA)' Ills · ot .,.; gener for fiall cilnsrae:JCHial ..,. tion" on bia ""cf.octrine" fell'. 0.. Hldd!e Eut, ·~ Ill vieW of the reeent proiJOt>oda by the Soviet Union 1Pin:Jt tbe I'NIIio dent's Hiddl~ Eut llfOin.liLT White •• AS Miss Anna Durst Birthday 'Party Held On Thursday n1o1o1 ~~ c~ ferenee~a~( · . . ~ .., . · Pink Pioclous Pink , L..,.;:.;.,;:.:~::...-;.;.;.;;;.;;;:.;.;;;;;..:....~,. ELBE~~ FELDS .... . Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hubbard were overnight a:uest.!l in Columbul Monday. Ruby Reel :-. EhiD aid In Wa.blullon night that bil ................ · The Preaident cootorrod · 'lflth Lodre fDr u ~ late Friday nia:bt attn ·they Drived at S'pellce Air Force laM '!1 ltloultrio, ga., 37 . . . . ~~n:ine Roao }3-5 which he aatd \e and tbe Cltief Executive wnted more eJarllyinJ det>U1 from the kneU ment on U. aailouaee willili~ to withdnw ftop of t6e . DOD-laraeij temf,Orr. · ;,_. Dulles ao<1 Fl•me Red ' • h 1io mirr~r wit l Fairfidd -- Vou'U ftrtd c,tY ';24" an~· OD ljkc:.a drc~U~J,J~ ~ur llp<t lonki"l [alllf'UY ':~ovo"IDr houn. • 11"-- l' I li ..U "reported today that 619 Carpenters employed at the Kaifer Ala.m.bluln Raven~wood W. Va. plant walkH out Friday after a diJpul.e wiU.; another union. A 10\ll"d' "laid. that Carpenter• Union .,ortmen Jeft the job after membep flf a Steel Workers Unio:a i nsiated on the eDn!ltruction of Mrs Eugene Coleman has been ill w1tb an attack of fiu. ' Mr. and Mrs. William Dillard and family, Colllmbus, vilited re· Suun. or - 1:30 1. Jaml!l MiddlepOrt .Society Jolly Club On W"4· At a meeting held In the DAV Hall on Tuesday the Ol'aio Eta Phl Chapter of Beta Si11m1 1Pht, with A.:nn Ru'a:r 'preaiditll aJfnounced plana for 1 dance to be held at the K P Hall In MlddleROrt toniaht from 9 to 12 p.m. COP11'-8e L GulddrlviJI& Mrs~.--w-=-u:--:d-er-m!lth Is Hostess To Th~ JMp · · · ·· .. · · · ·· · · · · · $1,495 a1 1m. Wf;ti Glll)tn latives here Monday. · / Mn. J. A. Young Sr. Is in Jatk· aon where sh11., is usisti!'ll in U.e and Mra. Albert Coalea and( ltn. care of her daughter, Mra. Robert, R. L. Jacobi, Yates, and new aon, .ttlnda11 ~elth , who were taken home MOp· day,/ from HOlzer HOspUal. Mr.s. Youn g is also carina: for the baby's sisters, Sandr.a an'd Klthle. Mn. L. E. Reynolds and her niece, Ann Rupe, ltN, · GaUipol11 1 busine.!ls viatton in Colum· ljrs. Gerald Wildermuth eliter· were bll8 Tuesday, talne<l ihe Jolly Club Wedn~ay eveninr at her home, Mulberry · Mrs. Noah Haaldn.s taus:ht at Ave. the Kyger Creek Hith ' Sc~ool Thunday for Coaeh Chatle1 Jlat A short bu!lineu SeBIIOil wa •; tiff who waa called to Huntington held with Mrs. LUUe Rauck preBI· by the serious illnesa of hi' dent, presiding. A new project' for mother. the c~b wa.s discussed. The.. tr~Vel· lng prize donated by Mrs. Otmer Mr. and Mrs. C. H. W1se Jr. Grimm was awarded to .Mrt. Hauck left Tbura~ay for Marietta to at: Refreshments were served b)l tend the premiere of the plctpre the ho1te15 to those named above "Battle Hymn" and the other and .Mro. Wilbur Hanning, Mrs. ceremonies (lb8erving FounderJ Donald Uauck, Mrs. Albert Wood. day at the Marietta College. and Mrs. Charles Str4uss, Mrs. El· Mr. and Mra. Logan Kelly Je.ft don Will ,1 Mrs. Hi!Jlrl: Dalley, and LO<Iay ·for Iowa to viait rel1tive• Mrs Gene Evans. over the weekend. Mr. and Mn. Paul Smart hav.<! boen in Toll!do visiting Mr, an'd Mn. Milton Smart and dauahter, ~an. Hard Top 4 dr.- Dynaflow drive. Jt's a beauty from start to finish. • I 1 Mrs Albert ' Moos spent Tueeday Mason, W. Va. with lolr: otd Geor~~"e Mees. . • Mrs Dena ZwiUillJI ~htei'ed Hoi· lard Pratt wts awarded a blue rib- ze.r Hoapital, Thureday foi obaerbon for a dri~d arrangement ot vation ~nd treatment. oats, oak leaves ll)d wood roaes ;tf!d Mr,. Edward Koehler 1 blue Mr and Mrs. BcnU Woate vJ~ f ribbon for an arrangembt of dal· ittd recenUy in Plants wi~li ~~~ fodlls. Ida ami Auguata Wolfe. . , .' . Mrs. Albert M~s entered Holzer At the elo1e of the meetJng Ho1p1 tal today for obsel'Vation and games were played under the di· recVon o~ Mr'.:\ Heaton and' p~zra treatment. ' awarded to Mre. JOM!ph Sj ble llr. and Mrs. Harry Cant~ and Mra. cAarlea Lewla. . were busineu vlJitors ln Galilp.. Refreshment& clrrylna opt the oUa, Thundo~~y. , Valentine theme wert aervetl~ by Mr. a_nd Yts. Cb.:lrJes Bucl and ;he ho4te14 to those n•mtil ape Mn. WIUard Ebersbactl v(eri GIIand Mrs. Leo Bryi:n, )In! Hi1TY Upolla visitora, Thunday. ./ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Neutzllai and CanterburY lllll,o N!lllie Kool!lu, Mn. Lueiile B. IIa'!'klna, Mra. lin. Roy Tracy Jr. were buaillf:ltl WUJiam Dawson 1nd &uelta Mrs. riaiton La GaUipoll1, '1'1\lltad.Q:. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Warren Ro~r~ Wilson ..a~ dauahter. have returned hoD:Ie after spen4 iJ1i: 7 wlu. at Naple11, Fla. Ohio Eta Phi ' 1952 Packard '300' Chapter Plans Dance Tonight 1955 PONTIAC VB. Star Chief · · · · · · $2I 195 • .;,_,Mn.. ' i'";;;;::;;;l;;;;.;.;.;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;.,;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;.,] ' ' . ,,. Mrs. C. E. Hoyt - Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport SocietY Editor, Phone 6079 IDd .Pomof'D¥. The ho.tessos wece Mildred lin. Helen Adkina, proaldent, Karr, Vugmoa Cliffocd and JoyC<: prelldeiJ at the which w4• Kennedy and they Aerved refreshA contribution wu made to the held al the home of Ralph ments at the cl o.se of the meetins. .speakers fund and a book on gardemng wu- purchased for th~ IIro.J Pomeroy Public Library when the WJnding Trall Garden Club met •• Thursday evenlog at the' home of • Mrs. Edward K'bebler Butternut Ave. Mrs. John Terrell president, pi-e.sided 1t the meeting which open· ed with the elub prayer and Ppalm V-8, 4-Door Station Wagon, Radio and Heater, Power 23 led by Mie21 Emma Seitz. Mem· Gllde- White Wall Tires. Extra Cloan. One Local Owner bers re.!ponded to roll call with the title of a song containing the ' name of a nower. ' '. eups ol auorted elbdJe.J, by me Mrs. Claremtmt E. HoYt waa 14 room mo th ere, )Jn. , - C. F. Tomp-, h c h dau .."'ter klru and .Mo. Ob~fle't ;Bayes. J 111f- over.n1Iii t cues~ 0 1 •Mr 1 u!..~"o.l' ftE»' WelTy wa.s I e-e.t Margaret, a seruor a are "" • lege Wednesday and was 1 cuest Miss G(lntvleve Stobart'• tourtll · at the coffee ho11r held Th~ grade, were eei'ved ice cn;:am pro- rqoratn1 at the Ancltora,~ vlded by l(,n. Paul Ztrkle and , Mfl, SophJa Russell at bost~~u~}l · Mn. WUlllpt.,.. ~.. The ttfth honorlnJ Mrs. WUUam "'e , 1 Miu Farle ErleWi,ne'i lirlt ade tauiht Ra1 b $ n· ,ad Mr3. Cecil Underwom;L ltri. ·' padi we:te aerved eup eatu, lee :r were liven 1 ttea~ of ~ee. O'Neill ts a member of ChL aororeream and Valel)tine f•vora pro- cream bin, rup :eatea Iced' ln lt)' where Miss ~o)'t ls an 1et1vo vJded b)' the room mothers, !rfra. whlte •nd .dnterf!(l witb a re~ member at Manetta. Cl11 Norton and Mre. Richard beltt • nd f11,~1 of Valen\ine un· Mrs. Hon. and ber daugbter a•· ' Owens. Room mothen, Mrl. Chat· dy and bubble IWil ~Mra. ~~~ tended the exer<:lses cel1bnliDJ . le1 Lytle and. Mrs. H. E. Triplett Lee Uaile~ aDd Jrfr•. Ed Ariloltl Founders DIY at the Piela HQUte preunt for the put)! lq the usilted by Mra. Roy Mayer.· Nan- when honorary decrees were con· aec:ond grade tausbt b1 Klu Mll'J' ey Jo Mil)"er and S~lll Laftrdn& ferred on Gov. Underwood, Rock Vlrlinla ReibeL They serye4 J,ce were guest,o · ' II d ' d Dr You Chao Yan& ~am Valt.ntlne cooties' ud Val· · A · !J}I son an · ' , u· ' f Becky Tr1 J Korean amba11ador. eo ne non. P ett wu The room mothers u ..a .nuve In the arternoon :Mra. Ho)'·t 1t. 1 eueat for tbe paJ-tJ'. .Iqraham imd tended the Governor'• recfptlon Tbe tbird Jrade, tiught by Mr.1. provided lee eream eentered1Witb Jt tbe BDtly MilLs Auditorium and Helen Nease, were · aerv'ed hot. 1 a red ' heart and )aelrt1 shaped .met a Iar11e number ofthe celebncl!Oe,,lat~, heart shaped de\IUI rood 1cookies wtiich w•re '· · served by ties attending the Founders Day • cup eakea, heart snaped eookie1 I' Mrs GUbert. , ~ted. bf 1 ' lin. and premier of thE; ne,w pk.ture ' wlth Valentlne dec.ora'tion4 ;,tnd Richard Fintaw. , •IBatUe ]{yma.'t ~ Lucihe Bearbi Hawltlna, Pomeroy Society Editor, Pbone 6244 len and Ruby .Baer 'f V1lentine parties were held in each of the ;llx grad~ at CeatraJ School, Thurstlay afternoon. Val· ent.inu . wera diJtrlb11ted' from be1utifUUy deconted boxe. . . and the pupile received ValenUne can· dy treat& from the teacben. Sitma be Jiven iD AprU w1Lh the ~ t.Q:oll and place to be announced later. ' central Scliool Valenrine Parties . 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