http://66.213.69.5/files/original/db43b1356fb68016155f37547e34c7cd.pdf 9be1fd4a005191c21248f716df6043d8 PDF Text Text '' ':1 · \ . I I \' ) i · . . 1 1 6 •Main;~ About i Peop·le In oltM~rov . Gorden Club's New Oflicers Are·Announced Monday at · eet·;:ng,l 18--Dally Sentinel, Pomer0y-Mlddleport, 0., April gue~t· e, ·1968 Jtere satllrday evening Baptist Groups ~ of Mlsaes Len• a•d , Katie Meet in Middleport Guth. The Jnnlor and Senior BYP New oflicen were aruioune- Interesting and lnfo~tlve Mra. Dessle Patterson retum- roy Baptist churrhl!i mel 8uJI. ed .at the April meeting of the per on preserving Rowen ~=I M ~ M.,; ~aid Mlch· ed home Tues~ from Meigs of the Middleport (prid Porn.. Porn Garden Club Monday one's own garden with ai .1 famll 'and Mro. Susie General Hospital .and ts lm- day evening at tbe'IMiddleporl at the home of Mrs. ;'lscher retu~ed btlme b'Unday 1 proving. cho•·cb. Roy BetziDg, Mulberry Ave. uu1 ctuu .......... . .vinliig Biter , weekend vlsU Mlas Patricia Fields, student Dobbie Major was .In charge Mrs. Cbarles Persinger' pres- Some of !be euiut In Cleveland with Mr. and Mrs. at the Holzer Hospital School of the JunlQr ~roup m'eeUng u• 1dent. oDfned the meeting by i ~rtr.SCiV€ &ilil blue aalva, . WObur Frecker and. Mr. and of Nursing, ~ spegdlng three 1ng as her topre, Overeell!l MI., ;;adi.ng -the verse of t h e 1santhemums,~coral bells . Mrs Latty Frecker and lam- weetl! vacation with her par- ainns. Scripture reading wu month, "Old Fasllioned Flow- ! snapdra~ono. Along with ' . ents, Mr. and Mrs. · Joiepb by Johnny Wiles and cl(laed ,. M Harold Brown led flowers, dry foliage can be ers. rs. . h 1 · used such as leaves of ribbon • and Mrs. WOllam Fisher Fields aitd Jeffrey. with tlte Lord's Prayer Ill unl· devotions us1ng as er opiC · ; . I "Be Still oru:l Know ," closing : gra!ls. dusly m1ller and euonyand son of Belpre spent t h e Miss Helen Lochary of c.. son. · 1s ~ Rev. Carver Williams • n d with prayer . Member~ respond-Imus. weekend with their paron ' lumbus Is the guest of her ro- Mrs. William Sheridan were In Mr. and Mr'!,. Mason Flsl!er !her and sister-In-law, Mr. a.nd ed to roll call by nam;ng a 1 Mrs. J. 0. Roedel told about and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Arnold. Mrs. Patrick Locbary. charge of the Senior group meetbouse plmrt with leaf beauty. nowers for hanging baskets. Mra. Ernest Harris retumed Mrs. Clarence Russell and lng and Pl'l!sented the topic, ;, Mrs. Brown gave the r~ort ~ There are many types of hans· borne Mondvy morning after son, Floyd returned home Tuell- ''Just another crucUiylon,• I 6f the nominating conomlt_tee! ing baskets such as thosr lash1 vial! at Baltimore, Md. day, alter spending the winter "rdonlc treatment of· t:lMI eruc· and officers ror the eomm~ iorled rrom cocoanuts, but the Mrs Muon Flsller, Mrs. In Columbus with her daughter lflxlon, followed by, discussion. year are, Mrs. Persinger, pr~sJ· most common are made dent: Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, VICe plastir and filled with wet Millo~ Roush and son Gregory and aon·in-law, Mr. and Mr~. The edgr~upaMbadJ;!"~~~= and Mrs. Ernest Harris were Glen White, wbo accompanied serv Y. 1" -·, • p~id(&nt : \1rs. Walter Grues- IDOS!I as a liner. A very unl,~ue l Monday visitors In Parkersburg, them borne. Mr. White return· MIS. Max1 e Russell and Mrs. er. secrr:>tary: and Mrs. J . 0. one is a po! filled with 11 IV. Va. ed to Columbus and Mrs. Whit• ~ames Pu en. , Roedel, trrast:rr:>r. The club ! soil and planted with Mrs. Milton Rousll and son remained for a visit. VlliiT IN POMEROY V'Oled te m<lke :lt least 12 table ' beans. Place the pot in a arrangf'-menl ~ fnr .the Pomeroy ' ny spot and soon the beans Gregory were Tuesday busJ. Patrick Lochary and sister, Mr. end Mrs. Eugene Norris ness visitors In Parkersburg, Miss Relen Lochary visited and son, Jody, spent :the w.ekAlumni Banqut>t m May . It !, sprout and grow like vines. was decidt~d to have :.m auc·: . W. Va. Tuesday, with Mrs. B. F. end with Mr. and Mra. Alvin tion at the nrxt meeting wh;C'h .4. report on the Interesting Mr. and Mrs. James Smalley Gravely anti, daughter, Mrs. J. Norris, IV. Main-s!, Pomeroy. will be held at the home nl e\'t>nt of the club the past year of Granville were Tuesday A. Eden. . ~ Mrs RoedPl on May 2. was given by Mrs. Theodore ~1>dinner guests of her sister Billy Joe Pettit, eight slst In the care of Mrs. ·Harold , -:. - tfrs. fred Blaellnar ga\·e em ersbach and included a pl<:mc, and brother·in·lsw, Mr. and months old sOil of Mr. and Mrs. Lemley who will be confined to ;;;;=----===-='"--I nalure tour al Lake Hope, a Mrs. Fred Blaettnar. WOllam B. Pettit, was admit- her home !or ten days with a workshop, participation in Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Struble ted to Holzer Hospital Monday leg infectinn, . flower shows and a Christmas · spenl tlte w.ekend •I Carroll morning after an acutP- uttack George Kennedy, proprietor Pom·troy, Ohio . party. Thr- hosless served . a with their son aod daughter-in- of croup. of the Di'!ner Bell Antique de~:sert course during the soc1al law, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrs. Bertha Ward of Colum Shoppe, Is oonvale!clng at blo Toni9hf & Thuu- Nol Open i hour. Struble and family. They also bus visited this week with her home from a recent Dlness. AT LANDMARK FRIDAY - Betty Fa st who has the Garden Club of the Air of visited In Logan with Mr. andloon and daughter-in·law, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Zerkle FRIDAY 1nd SATURDAY April 8-9 Channel 3 lluntington·C.oarleston every Su nday will be a( the Landmark Town a n d Mrs. Otto Ties, Sr. and Mrs. Harold Lemley and and daughter of Columbus were "OPERATION CROSSBOW" FIHST CHO.Il IS SON Country Store on Friday, April 8th, betwee n 12 and 4 p.m. All the Garde~ Clubs of the Miss Clura Garland wao the family. Also visiting with the weekend guests of Mr. ID d ('l'rchn i ro lur l 1\fr. and Mrs. Larry Badgley I Tri-county Area and other interested perso ns are cord1al1y mvited. This IS part of the With StJ ph iH L11ren Sunday dinner guest of Mrs. Lemleys were their son and Mrs. Charles Hysell. Tboy also or Columbus are announcing 1 program planned for the "April Showers 0 pen House" to be held at Landmark in Poand (;('or~e P1•nmnrl Nonnan McCallum. daughter·ln·law, Mr. and Mrs. visited Mr. and Mrs. Danny "WAR PARTY " the birlh Gf their rirst child. a · .. m.::er:,:o::_y~A~p~ri::_l : _ : 7 •_: : 8 . : . _ , •::n : d : :_: 9 :_:. -, -Mr. and Mrs. George Me- Sonny Lemley of Columbus. Zirkle and Mr. and Mra. Paul Oonad Barry, DaH)' Dav i..:on .son. March 31. weighing 8 lbs. Kntght of Huntington, W. Va. Mrs. Lemley remained to as- Zirkle and family. 11 oz. and named Daniel Dean. ~ :.~".'" :uc•ew<tWAWAM'1' >4LW su,NnDdATYU, :"s~~AY Grandparenls are Mr. and Mrs. ,~· .! Irwin G\oeekner. Apple Grove, ".· 11 Aprlll0-11 ·12 8 d ., "DO NOT DISTURB" and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph a g. yj OUt M !TPchm<"f,lor '· !t"y. R<trinf' . Mrs. Ada Norris of •;, ~ Dori~ Dliy. Rill! 'l'<~."ltl!' . Letarl Falls is a great grand· I\ II Colorcartoon• , ;.., The Letart Falls Methodist 0 :::'h::,er::,.--...-"""'......-.."""'= I Mr. and Mrs. Mark Kelly Chelrge announces the follow• . and children of Columbus were ing schedule fer services this I wt>rkend guests of his parents, 1 weekend. '1 Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Kelly. Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Easter Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Moore . Worship servire and children's and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. l program for East Letart and ALSO OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY I Moore have returned from the Apple Grove Churches at Ap- - -- - -- - - - - - - -- - - - - . IVe·st Virginia Bottlers' Con- Ipie Grove. venlion held last week at the i Friday, 7:30 p. m., annual Greenbrier at White Sulphur 1Good Friday "Words and Mus-Springs. 1 ic of the Cross" service, pre~h Dale Mourning has "' I sented by laymen of tlte charge, turned from Columbus where · at the Letart Falls Church. she has spent the past week Sunday, 5:30 a. m., Sunrise 1 with her son and family, Mr. 1 service at the East Letart 1 and Mrs James Mourning and Church. children.' Dale, Jull and their Sunday, ' 9:30 a. m., Church new son. Mike. She has been school at East Letart, Apple assisting with the new baby. · Grave, Great Bend and Morse Harry McGulfin has return- Chapel Church.,. ed to his classes at Ohio Unl· Sunday, 9:30 a. m.; Unified verslty after spending the Worship • Church School Eastspring vacation with his par- er service at the Letart Faits ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Me- l Church with the pastor, James Gullin. He Is a freshman at i F. Early, delivering the East· tlte University. · er sermon. Jim Johnson, Marshall Unl- 1, The rituals of baptism and versity, Huntington, W. Va. reception into church member- 1 spent the weekend with his par· ship will be offered at the ' ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Thursday evening service at Johnson and family. Apple Grove and the Sunday Alfred L. (Pele) Roush has morning service at Letart Falls. returned to his employment at Those interested should cenKyger Creek Plant after being !act the pastor at CH 7·2'113. confined to his home for the Sunday, 7:30 p. m., an Easter past twr~ weeks with pneumon- movie in colot titled "A Chris· ia. tian In Communist Chinau · Farrell Shuler has complet. be shown at the Lelart Falls ed his studies at the Radio En- Church. No admission charge, gineering Institute In 8arasola, but, a freewill offering will be Fla. He returned to Middleport laken. wilh his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shuler, who spent several BaptisllUJ! Service 8.99 to 11.99 days In Miami and Sarasota, Is Held for Two Fla. recently. Mr. and Mrs. Allred Roush Baptismal service for Cit~~ B·C·D·E were in McArthur Thursday was held by .the Laurel evening where they were din- Free MethodiSt church Sunday ner guests of thl!ir daughter afternoon at Shade ~lver and family Mr. and Mrs. Mi· Chester, w1th appro!lmately 35 R'1c ky. attending. ch aeI ellne' and son, Th h uv· to 11 J The dinner was in observance e ymn, IC ry esof Rick 's 3rd birthday anni· us," opened .the servl.ce and a These are the WHRRLS in '66. The fJst ones. versary.Y quartet of William Bailey, Rev. Fashioned for the f:J.~t action track ... sleek Sunday guests ef Mrs, Marie Eugene Gdl, Mrs. James GilMost 'firm' mattresses are as hard 11 a concrete and sllrn. Choose fwm slip·on, oxford or boot Hawkins were l1ef' sister and more ~?d Mrs. Ger~d Pull~s. slab. But Beautyrest Is different. It has separate, ••• all with checkered flag lining. \\'HEELS. brotber·in·law, Mr. and Mrs. sang, Cleanse Me. ScnpIndependently pocketed coils that stva under Melburn Tackett of Gallipolis. lure was. read by Pearl Jacobs, your shoulders and hips, ytt firm up.to support SeV 1 emb of Mary the baptismal covenant by 11ev. 11 your side and back ••• you ltJit the riCht eraWb~ ~'' 0 1 Jerusa- Gill, and Mrs. Madeline Haggy Shrt.,ne. dBgree of firmness you want and need. Tha·1'1e me and Mrs Joann C1ark were !em of Pomeroy were In Alb· b t' d · sult? Body·filtlng comfort! ens Monday evening to attend ap lze · Come in and stretch out an a.Bnutyrest. Shift, tum, roll over. See how Beautymt ad)ustl to installation ceremonies. I o r ANN_ O_U-NCE--S-E_R_VICES your size, shape, wel&ht· It's firm or extra·flnn. White . Sluoine. The~e attending There will be Good Friday but never rigid • , • just plain comfortable! What we~ Marte Haw_kms, Lillian services at the Langsville Conmore could you askf. ..,._._ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;..Ste_ilf_,_N_ao_mi __B_rink _ e_r,_who gregational Christian Church at 7:30 p.m. On Easter Sun· dvy there will be a Sunrise Twin or Full Size Service at 6 a.m., Sunday School at 9: 15 ond Service ai 10:15. Charlet! rls of Atbens Is pastor. Your Full Service Bank It ••• I •• ' enttne PcmerOY aile=• ';;J I:·~~!" •.nd~:'_~ln.~g~lhe~m;~;~; i 1 -- ' '' Wi•i..-;;...,. ..irw ... - -. .• ------------------------------------~----------~ · ~-------------------"---------~~ vnt vvn Nn ?RR . &A InN ..DnAAI'DnV _.. .. ... _...... ____IJ:Dt"'DT __ .,., n&.ltn -· ··'' - Fl\11! Oilfll'iS , , Tr.tl .. t()SnAY ' .., .APQII ·- ·-· - 7. . 1OM -i.incnecl i'o TU J....,..,.u iii Tiae _ Ill I llyMr. ° " '' !!! ~~ c ·~··'"'-· . ... - - - "iT"" ~I !I ! at Ia llae WORLD ·1 MEIGS THEATRE 1 Letart Falls " Churches Plan Area Services Around And Ab M'ddleoorf 'ii::Jiiiii:::::::::::::::::::::.:.:.'"::: 1 Open Friday Night Til 9 Fast styling for the fast action track 1 Many Of Them Are ••• But Not •et OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS was an Installing oHicer, and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hugbea. Mr. and Mn. Wallon Manley )lave returned !rom a t w o weeks vacation spent In FlorIda. While there tltey visited In Clearwater with Mr. Jnd Mro. Wllllam C. Maaon and family, and Mr. and Mrs.· Paul Conkle of Dunedin. The latier couple . Mr. and !ol·r •· Manloy Key, Willi, Fla.• \ 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serwlng ll•!g• County tor Dtlffll4 Yca11 Momber Fedora! lle•nH I!IIWIII Member Fedtral Dtporit l........,co Corporallotl ~ Mr~. .,,Wood ' ·· A 68H 1hne for . · ld 'we'relet!lcillliilbl ... ,_ ' ~· , ' Of Mason Dies On Wednesday. 1 �• • I' .. ' \. ' \ '! ••• ' .... """ .. ,-..,-., ;.;;-: Ilillian cohort, statio~ In Then they ,, I IJ)pl'OIIChed His Jerusalem. ItoJllllel to Jlll • lfop lo their •~y- sa;~-o~ -~1 ~ !!_~~ ~~~~.~,~-~~~""' Ul!fled Pttu lnterullonal Palestine on occupation duty. i"throne" one by o~. kneeling r It bid . . . . Joftl ntabtl aua Thl)' ' ftll'tCZ lllCI biU!Q Vlll aerore rum m moo~ UOillltJC, He . was ~\ibdy exba~ proud .people whom they kept In and ar111na to 1plt In Hill faee. whe!l tblly )jrought hbn before subjUlJalion. Now they bed a About 8 a.m., they led bbn the Rentllt' governor for trJal. chance to vent their anti· out to crucify tum. He bed been bell'ayed by one Semltlsm on One who bed been It was cualomary te make a I NOT MY BABY!! . , GAHS Bangs Out II Rif .in 9-3 Victory Over Pomeroy Betrayal, 'Fri3l, Torture ~ and Crucifixion "" LOtJIB CASSEUI I' ' RELIGION IN AMERICA - «£PORT Of •.• • ' _;f'l 1111 ..... ~.:NU•UJI · u ,. _ ..,_. .... ...... .. ......... ··· - ...._........ - ... hwnlllllllon of cruollllloa thai JIII'IOII• AI be looked doWI the prisoner ahoold bang there !ram the CNII8 ~ the l"'PII nakeO. iiia clui.hiiij UcciiiiD ~c _wtw wa~ _ia.Ujiiii:IB imi sn~ properly of the Ulelltloll lng at illl helpless plight, lit of his dlsclples aad deserted by found guilty of clalmln& to be prisoner carry His oWl! cro" to llqll&d. They cllvtded eome ol WU llelrd Jo IIYI the others. Th~ had been a "the King of the Jews.'' the place ol execution. IM the hll sannenta amons tlitln, and "Father, lorstve them, !w rowdy Jl.lellmlnary bearing at They bound Hbn by the ttrrlble bel!tlng He bed re- eut diet for a MBm*t IGIIlc tbey mow not what IIIey do. • which 1111 CliP*- slapped Hbn I wrlstl to 1 post In the outdoor colved had ltlt ll)ln aJmOII too wlllah CllUid not be cllvlded. Wea~ -by the ICOUI'IJDI, around aod abou~ al him. court of the barracks end took weak to walk, and 10 the Now arne the worst part. He cUd 1101 take ionS to die. Now, through the haze of turns lashing his bar back with soldiers aolzed a They sel Hbn 11trlde a wooden Only lbE boun. fatigue, He heard Pontius a whip. It was a special kind of named Simon and pea whlch jutted oul from the 'I'Onrcl ' the llld, He l!l'led Pilate pronouncing be msst whip called a scourge, made of Him to carry the cross. Simon uprlgbt pole ol the cross, IJICI alolld: , . . · · dreaded sentence a Romao leather alrapo weigMed with wao from Cyrone, a elty In made Hbn atreteh out H11 arms "MJ God, M)' !loci, 'll'hy hall court could bnpuae: bill of metal. North ,1-frlca. Ancient tradlllon alons the crossboam. They Thou foruklrt me?" Cluclfy Hbn. holds that be wa1 a Negro. drow aalla tbrousb the palms Comrnenlalorl have boell Imperial ltamt wu DOl DOted Prlllonm often died from a The executlon slte was ol Hll ballda to bold Hbn lb... pointing out lVII' IInce thai IDr lte pntleeu 'l!lth con- KOuflln&. But lilt 10Idlers 10 "Golgotha" (In ~ they Dilled lila feet to tbeae are the opening words ol · dlmned - · But tvfl1 tht planned a little hol'llaplay with Calvary), which met,. tlie upright pole, In an awkwatd the Z2nd Psalm, which devoot Jloma111 had qualml about tbll tbll one. So they qull flogging of a Skull." II was on a position that Insured the utmost Jews used as a prayer In berrlble method of execution Hbn while He was 1Wl outside the city walls, near qeny to tht mullllel of Hll utmnlty. But 110 IIIIOUlll of wblch IIIey bed letmod from COIUICIOUI. of the main roads llmp and hangfn1 bilcly. ..olarly explanation can mini· the Perslano. No Roman clll~t~~ One ~arracka wit took off his Some ploua women of Jeru... mile the lheer human agony of could be put It death by ICII'lll ~Iro'1 eltak and lem made a pncllce of going mind and lplrlt reflected Ia CII'UCIIIJIOD, whlmer hlllirlme• . Jllt It over the prllloner'l to cruclllxlona and admlnllter- that pathtUc "'1· It WIS morvld !« linn and lhoulclln, In lmlltUoa ol a lnl I beii.U, dnJCied wiDe to Even In His final hour, fomenlol'll ol moiuUona. kq'a royal purple robe. condemned men to alleviate however, he did not become ~ aoldlen lOlled Him ADOtber plalled a crown of GaUlt re8dlup: OtolllpoU1 their suffering. The JOOd preoccupied with Hit own rouahlY and bultled Hbn olllo lharp brian to Ill on Hll bead. Dem tU, 11.3, nmnln& 21 loet women ware OD band troubles. He was !1101 concttned their berracta. TheN 11lclln Someone else put a ned In Ills m: rollers, Pomeroy-Mason But Ibis pi-boner refused their about otbm. Ha uw Hit wen mlllillen ol the -.4 band to rtHmbie a acepttt. 41, Pt. Pleasant 14.99, opiate. molher .weeplng at the foot of 1.11, Kanawlla Falla 8.'18, II wo I o'eloelt In the the eroS!, aad aaked e friend to lesion 19.13. London Dem mornlnJ when they nailed Him tab her home. He spoke wordt 1 ' running one loot on to the crou. II UIUally look ol comfort to another ..,. 1 Marmet and Winfield lbout It boUn f« a CII'Uedled demned man undersolne the (ConUnued From Pap One) 'ftre on the IIlla. DIAD to dla trom the ahoct of aame torture. Ltllhtll preelclmt· Wallace I 0 Boat MovemOIII: exeruclallnQ palb. The Roman At S p.m., He said: Bradfo~ Fred a;,_eleln Pet~ Ohio River John J. Rowo aulhll' Clem~ record~ that "Father, Into Thy banda I 1 Shleldl Harold Bill ·down IS, I a.m.; Christy up 14, many of the •letlml became commit my spirit" Do~. Lauren Hollman, 111I1:10 p.m.; Frank Duranl raYIDC madmeu. It was oltetl It \fll ftnl$ed. Hit father nm Siawtar Oavtd Kobienll 114, ':10 p.m.: JC!lkl up 1111Celt4lry to cut wt lbelr would take can of the NIL Clarltl IDd IIeut.: A pellca lrllnlne aehool 7:40 p.m.; Andrew CalhOUD and JollllaloD. be conducted by the Malp 14, 10:!0 p.m.; PtaY ~::1 O.IUa Fratll'llll Order up 14, 11:20 p.m.; Llltle Bl Pollet. up IT, I a.m.; Bob Bealer I I Students' Wild Rioting h Ni • .. , . ;:g.,l..t COntlnues Ou II ~ • / . _j_ SAIGON 1UPI 1 - 1 • Buddhist students armed wltb knlvu and lftllldea tolllcht d• !ipi-Uielr leaders' call for e halt to street de monltratlont and 1urpd throqh tilt lltretla In ·the fourth stral~ht night of wild rlotiJlll. They burned ID ~eriCID J•p and danced wildly around the flamea. U.S. military police, who kept 1 rloao eye on lilt bowline mob but bent Ill llffortl to stay clear or lt. radioed a warning to all 111 unlta: "Stay cltar ol thtae demoDN"aUono. These demonstrators are of· ter American poroonnel and F 1 S h American vehicles " oree oture OUI 1 Extra MPs rushed to the In Court p dd borne of Gen. Wllllam c. Well· e OD moreland, commander of AmA fortctoaur. and Jude· cOmmJtfees • N3Dled by :~·~pr~~~t'gu~rdv~tt h~:~ui~~ Doctors a short distance from tht ~eene of lhe riot. The. students defied moderato Committees lor the year Buddh:sl I_eaders ~ho only •ere named this week at Vet-ho~Jlil;)~rlltr bad '"ued 1 ape- j erans Memori&l Hospital In c:al com~umque announctnc t 1 medical staff meolllll It that Prem:er Nugyon Cao Ky'o ' sovii-iiinont had loed wu announced today by AdminCodttuUonal P"'t,~ 1 d' a Istrator Walter K. Stewart. to elvlllu ,.;'e"e~~ ea ':" , Heads of the r..poctlve com1 1 i mittees are lilted first Ia lhe IDODths " The ·<Onununique Issued by following : ThJek (Venerable) 'rsm Chan, Ollef of Department of MedJ. leader If the Buddbiot lnotituto cine, Dr. John R:dgway; Chief III'PI tbtlludenta to "tempor.: of De~. of O.B., Dr. Jobn rlly hill an fonno of •trua· Grubb, Olllf of ~partmont of . . . K Tbelr tJu-. dayt of wild IID'gery. Dr. Llw11 Tello; Cblal l'lollba bad turried ilal&• Into ol Dept. of X-ray, Dr. Clrl a flrlull betlle llfOUDd. and Thompson; Chief of Dept of tlnalllled to lllppll tht rullne Pathology and LB. Dr. d1JDIIIIIIll JOYII'IInenl Lamtreno; nuralng llason, Dr. a.u fa a leader of the mod- Thomao McGowan: clletary ..-... Win of lba Buddhllt committee, Dr. F. M. Cluff and ~The mort mfillallt load· Dr. McGowan; Library comntit· .-.. who ban ••kl they would tee, Dr. Cluff and Dr. Ray He• ~ for IIOthq leas than the ton. fmlllldfaee doWofiU of the fty Infecllo111 committee, Dr. ~ apparently did not Gtorp lloeonbeum, Dr. Rl,._ 10~ 'llllh hll pl~a. way, Dr. Grubb, Dr. deLamorI ~ Ibrahim In Da ena, Tiaaue committee, Dr. IO•I!l'lll!lent Ridgway, Dr. Grubb, Dr. blocb tr!:dditlonal r•d- McGowan: Recordt comrnitlee, 'lilrlrt-.• • loading to ;he Dr. Telll, Dr. Heaton, Dr. 1111 Wlllrttwt. boeauaeit the of millet, Thompson; niDIOra thattodaJ Ky'l matlbei Dr. Qu&JIIIcallont McGowan, comDr, .-rby U. _s. All' But piaDDid Tltompton, Dr. Rldpay; f'hlr. .0 ampblblOUI uoault , m~ey commttlee, Dr. Cluff; =::.,Inti · Eastern Local ~:;:,noDr~~um : Dr. Grubb: Morbidity Registration Is Announced P.-. • l'f81111'1tlon for lnd ~!~ commllleo, Dr, da ..,,""""., Dr. TtUe and Dr. ThomJpOD; ehlof ol ll'llltbPJJ• department, Dr. Cluff. Larry Clovll, repreHnlatlVe ol medical arta In Hunllncloo, W. Va., dtmonatrated a defriD. Wetor to the ataff. Staff members •ttendiJic ... Dr. R. R. Plctena, chief of llafl: Dr. Rklp17, Dr. Grubb, Dr. Baston, Dr. 'l'flle, Dr. ClUff IUml!lel' ldnderprten aod llrst ll'lde pupils llt Eutem Local will be YMday, April ll from 1 • 1 p. m. at any of tho el• -llrf lcllools of the dlltrlct · Larry Merrlaon Executl · and Mr. Stewart. --. laid In ord . ~ hi "" t. lit eligible lo~ el'!:__: ldreot~• r -· ·~,- . · • ..,. ..,. ........, •IIHU or f1rtt lr&de . they Cellllll on Mr. and Mra. Hen: : ~ I yean old bel..-.·Oct-- t'J lielllley and aoa n-e: Mr. · · •· • ~lelltol lehlevemont teltl, NqUirtmont lllr ettrolJ. be admlniallred I.J p. , 9-_~ at all of !be el• IDO f-·1 ll!llooll ol the dl,. . :u t!'il!t ,lie and l!tcondJJ7 " . . .,. tllldtrpNtD elaas• N .t ld IIII'Ouclt I of the J:loJ!illllrJ -~ Ad, will be conducted at l!lt '~'up~ Plllna elementary '~~ -~ • PI'OPOIId prtjeel 8 .I_!L" . But lrllllporjallqa end Mn. Gene RICP. Mr. and Mn. Jim Carter, 0q rteldl and Carol MoUoban. Paul Helllley, amaD 10D o1 Mr. and Mil. JolmDia . . . , II a patient 11 Sl. Joaepb S. pltll, Parkertl:lq. 19r POI-R·PRr SWMfesl lilt Ntary 111dt Police School I Is Pia ned b y Area Officers Cornaiw\ Jllcliwd J up 00 80nd Issue aiet.t c et.m It's Where You Stand that Detennmes ' ·•~- V £ Hi . . Greek T'--1CUllier CanceIs Trip to Key Port Today ~up :.'~ a·:;•= II, 1:50 a.m.; Stall up 19, 5:10 a.m.; 1e D. up 21, S:IO a.m.: MartlnsvJUe down 21, 5 e.m.; Slfel Ranger down II, UO m.; Jellhoat up 22 I:SS a.m.· ...,... R .. 5·.; • ' up ... ... LID., them down !!, I:GO a.m.; Franklin Pierce up 1:11 a.m.; Eduna down Meldlhl t p'm.,• down Meldlbl I p.m.; Mark !uton don Meldabl f:30 m.; J. ~- Lewlll up Meldahl Sl p.m., Orco up Meldabl p.m.; Havana Ze~ Meldahl I:SS p.m.; Al!Ga 'If up Meldahl 10:10 p.m.; wllpe, up .Moldahl 1:40 p.m.; RavtiiSWood tiP lleltlabl a.m.; Allct downlleldaiJI · a.m.; 1lrlllkiiD II. don 1:10 a.m.: Waller aou,JaDd up Meltlabl 1:15 a.m. Cltdllptlll Dui - latby R. down 1:10 p.m.; Ollward dowu I p.m.; OVEC down 7:10 p.m.; Llilllllll MaeLelJ Up t:SS p. m.; I1ober1 Raid up 12:H a.m.; Barny Jordall down 1:111 L m.; Solvq down 1:10 Bqou .. RON up t rv.., . clllllaupdan cliff I:U 1:111 a.m.;Lm.; IIIIa down 7:815 a.m. lulwlla iew o the •gbway Beautification Act Ita~ A epotesmo I« the Ohio llDet becaule they 1111 1 'l'ourlll Cowi<D, Ml'l. Alberta 1000d baall,' MorillO told WIJ. 'l'aUblrl ot Mldleoa. IIIII Wll· Dam 0. Commella, asalslallt rellam R. Boar, a ClncinDall ar-- glonai engineer ol tho Bureau of cbltect, old the proposed regu- Public Roada. Jatlonl draWil up by federal Morano said the propoealJ lll!llll&b· blth1111 olflctall w. . the ab- were deslped "'Il ellm~ 1 U. S. BurtiU of PubUc Roadl aolute mlnlnnltnJ. lllrlvlnJ, le81Umate and tlflclals bed plenty of letllmoq 8lrleler ....._ Needed ury lnduatry h• the AIJitrl. from both sides dlll'lnl two dayt They ""' joined by Mrt. I . can acene." ol bearing• beN .. tbt draft L ClrlfiUb of Columbul, tlct Opponenta of tbl slandarda. prtlldent tl tht Ohio ~ llandards abned tbllr MOll of !be leltlmoD1 darb~~ t1aa ol GirdeD Ciulla, who Aid mainly to !'- dealiDC the htariDc 'l'ulldl, IDd 11101'1 restrlctlvt meuures were aile, lllbtlnc and IP&cltl& WtdnlldaJ -!rom bl1lllard needed "to protect lba ...bile ..... permitted Ill lndutll')' peopll ud lllllll1ard qalnlt the ~ of the out.- or Industrial 101111. operalorl. They alalmad the door adverllllng ID*ulry." The Secrelarf oC llaodardt wan too l'tlrlc:llve Perhlpo the 1111111 mtleal op- Ia charp with ldoplllw IDd would 1tr11e manr Gl tblm ponent of the protl08ed aland- lallona to tmplement lite out o1 Jo•lnell arda 11111on1 tbi: Ill 1111nesao1 way '8eaiWfk:ltlon Act. But 011 tbt oppoallt llda ol tbl Wllllleldq WU 1Jeortt MoraM poull would caatrol , _ were tpllk- f« the Jr., ClnoiiMU, Who 1111n11111t1 lllvtl'llllnl 'l!llhlll • illl'diD clube IDd otbtr lll'plllo ~H ODiy 11 M t1111Ry lldll'lkld ldlht11 ' taiiGal elalmtaa tbl propot1c1 u1eemaa. roqulro J . - to llllldlrda did 1101 Jo far "Yw hlwo blllllllll tblllndUI- 11-om fll>f bJ .... W IMIIIh· 117 With U.. .-Dill luJde. fop. <XILUMBUS IUPI)- ll Illponcll I1JIOil the point of flew wbtthtr tbt proptHd ....,U. Ilona to bnplomont tht 1911 fed. era! HllbWif Beautlflcatla. Act qare too restrictive or DOl tou&h amr - LONDON IUPI) -A linker tolley c:anceUed to llelrl, key port lor of oD to Rhodesia, lD lace of diplomatic prelllll'l Brllaln. The IDIIIlUIICOIIIO ol the de b the Gmll.":::.;:u ma ~ A·•- II .... 0 """"" came Prime Mlnllter Harold Wilson met wllh bll cabinet poaslbUlty 111 1 naval blodcadt sblpmanll· to 1natawa1 IDrmar colony. n wu - ., ment 11Dce !be 1aua llrained Uladoa's nlatlonl bolla Graeet and Portupl. The crlsll had eruptlll1181'11erl lbll week wben the wu ' IIIII I'L _ _._ A....,vld "" ee ,_ e r. 8usmess • •. Hi· hJights ·' I~ ll1t tiMIIIIal · Lljl., ~ ·.l,' l. .j.;r 3 ~. . . .: to. drlftr, ' · a waa INII*l 1 -i.J Tba ., ' re~e~~.' J:;:l ~ m., · m.,_ m.. .--;,.. t~ ·.,, . I mpol<l Sp<wf Std.•, i..t 01IIM 1/011 ....r /or a rmooth-goiag ratalionl ·..'' I ·-'' 1fM. '. Mere, .l I l CHEVROIBm _ALWAYS BEEN FAMOUS FOR SMOOTHING ODT ROUGH ROADS And nght now for aDouble Dividend, you get abuy that'll smooth out you(budgett s-- '· • •• lnl- . CHWalfi 1 JlfOil'llll II Qarcb. ~ DWIDEND DAYS! '1'111 · · ' ' ·· ' · Ill II'Ofl ~IIIIi• dlalrleUt .,,., .,_ 'llilli'l!lll• otit e1Gaib- . ....Hi:--· ,... children hiD Alum School, llftl'lurll4. 1 aoutb licit DAILY ~- ' Sbt Iolii po11ot~~ ftD oft the 11u1, tlft'JlDI ~ . •. 1111 11111 . :oJ ....,. . .. llr. . = bolplta1llld ; Cleveland's Bill Davis ~~ 'fir:t•i: 111~~~=-the fi.:;;. · · IJ _o;~­ ~~ ~.~ Ill Baeme Area a.m.; 0. F. llatanrdlllm IIIII 1:11 a.m.; JOIII* lllplllt Qwnh. dan 11arn1t1 8;10 a.m.; W. J'rldq 1 Oood Slla..-, Jr. down WIDI!eld .-.n, ' p.m.; ....., up Wlrdllld lmdar, 1. m. p.m.. H. L Jlowlll up ..-.IN, I;• '1.111.; I-f llM amdaJ, 1 1. m., WWd 1;10 LID.; L llrl 11p WlDflald 1:10 a.m.; tollowed~th Prl<l don Wlalleld ID belelllelll .-..1 by Sr ~ -, ~: ·~ 10 be Wll'lhurt. mi ...... lD -olo " - J It lllllilrlll Wlllao POMEROY -1._.·'" "Everything In Herdw1rs" Two Children Are Near Dea·th a:-.UMIIUS ,, ,- -~-- - · EBERSBACH HARDWARE 1111111111 tanker IoiiDI v tlellld Brllfllil triple lD tilt blqut clwlnel and Belra, llropleal poriiOC!Ited the Nlll ol tbl vfllallllal~ 1oll~~=~ Ill. llbodlllllb !' ~UPI) - 'I' w1 lhltlall. IIOZIIIlblqut fa todey at"~ ~ tonlay. 'l!ltb lDjurles received lD a bua Htlell I. uaun:u ~u!:*'.:.a~ a vJctory for tbe WUson the laDicer'a nrco wu ho~md lor Rhodesia and tbet 8rltalD must aol to PIUll lhl leak In the embqo IDIIIIUIICid alltr Rllodeala df. cllrld Ita lndepaodenca laat N her . ~ 'bee kno that lba ~-own:'laDicer~ Ia •••• te to ~~ 10 rou wu ,.. with 14,1100 lonl of ~0 - · The 1ore1p mlnlsiry annotlliCitd. toda)' lD Athene, however, that tha Manuela would aot stop at llelra 011 lilt "advice" of Greet VIce Prtm11r Ellaa 'l'llrlmotoa. '1'1111011111 V, arrived lD 11t1n IIYtral 11a7a aau Willa 11,0110 Ioiii of oil, but II bel IIIII Jel docked. ---- NO.I BUYS • NO.I CARS Now at JOiir Clmrolet dealer'• ltllli. . . .Buyo •• thOBe bi~ boautilul Chevrolels bare ne•er been better) Chevrolet• , with expensive rar looks, expensive car luxury. With solid nlue features like Deleotron 1eaeralor, oelf-adjusting brakes, long•laotlng Magic·Mirror llniah. Right now JOU un find just the rolor, power and body style you want. And right now your Chevrolet dealer's maklncit mightJeasylobuy it.Seehim! BODY_ BY FIS~ER means beauty, durability, llstini value., ~ ;it II,I!IOIIIIN ·.i EI&M flllunl·- stand1rd lor your lllilld ..,....includinJIWo· s~d =·ndshield Wipers, Court Sides wjth Railroads • =- ... ..... .. . . . . . . . Amer1 the Ualletl l'rtll IUiftf" zd Hoi~ ta14 tha ~ and WASIIING'I'ON (IJPII -A -.t 1be IWIJdlmH llllUld hi" ... ·federal ~ ~ Ia ptOYidlq II ata1 aplaillotWD lbe bunt-. . . . 1101111 Plblftd Nldllll • Ill ....,. ol tbl Rall'tl*1 Labor f" · Nlliltla- llr flnt \llllclall ol lilt lrGIIIIillood II Ad II they Willi to llllka ~ ~ ~.. Ill tbt lttW .... 4111o fl. ,...,....!, __..,I .... (BLPI) ..... IIPI1118 Nbtt 1M . . . a lldtl1l " <z ...~ Ill ID Ulp thclf lllilldn llaalnl arllltreiiOII award. - falldlllt iiiiMI trallll. Tba IWard explntl Ju. • ~ apl.. PGIIo. U.l Dltlrfet Court Judat 1w tbt 1t1111me11 1D11 the ehllclren lrom 111m. Reodnlllt ~~ pi ........._ ~ "*tllll AltQIIdtr lloltaoll Willi r,o Iiiii ....__ If tbt .._ lila rallroiQ • . . . , II "':" • tdlzD NM Ill lliund ~ I IIIIa! Judptl1lll .. 1 "' • .flm!IJ, • phjrlm will ,.. IJtYolwllla two ..... I'll! lljJ - ~1M wltb tb1 t~~~~~~ly lllllllllli, · tbe llrotlwt!IM t1 ~ ... , •• ... - - llltlnlll 'l'rllllniiD ... tbl _ GUERNSEY County Commoa Plw Court by Chill John Taylor u thl i'GmlnJ NaUonel Bank, a ~ Ill' wu .,..... upon corporation, RuUand Branch, • .Jc:: 1 FoP metlfna 11 the tlllce Jalnal Paul D. BurDI and Mil· Melp County Sberlll lnt M. BurDI, RFD I, Pomaroy, C lflrlellbach Wlllnatdey Roy VIII Cooney and Mlrfll' tl V ,._ of M •-• en ......,ey, c...-..ur Cblof 'l'aylor will attend a IDd H-.1 Frlllk u trteillll' Ed Fotler, pat Jll'llldent IIIII meetlnl In tha alate attorney .- tl Mtlp County. retired Pomerw banker, 1'1- IIMfal'l office 1111 April to 011 Judp Johl JlaCOil m11111- fllwed the C!IIITtlll wupalp the matltr New pollee ollictl'l _,_, --•-• · •••..:.. lu for the comprthllllllvt blth • ........ '"' 11 ID wnul, ._..._ I ,......ont In aebeol bond lloue when 1b t an DOW raq~.. "' W favor of tilt defeudanta ID Porn LloDI club met Wed- have 120 boun of tralniJII. the action by Cllll'tnce Arthur sdaoroyfoUowlng bla arb Attending lhe meeting were Prlca aplnlt !dlaon Rolli!~~ • •l~b ondorsed the~ ' Cblel ~. SCI- BJU ltr, It II, aad Floreuc. Loulll · , llld>.lloUJa.,Norlb, Galllpolll 'nlorolall, RD I, Racllle, bu Mr. F01ler IDYl~ lbt !lee •llopot!tui0111; Sgt. been ~ranted a divorce from to portlclpalt In railing Iunde tllcki 8Dil Renry Werry, Jolm B. Thornton, Flouamt, to help flnaD<:e the campaign for aroy Po119t 4epartment; Md., on cbarg01 o1 Groea neg- the bond Issue. The club also Herbert GUlley, Jolm Katcllka, Joel. A potltloo lor dlvotco by voted to parllclpalt In tbil. Ray Manley and Ed llpODcer, Otgae Cuto qallllt Carl Cu- BUJ Grueser rtpol'~ 011 pre- Middleport PoUca clo!partmel!l; to hao btu dliDlllled. &l'llss of IIOCUI'fnC bltlcbtl'l for Sheriff Denwr Walker and Jim the June regatta. ~ldwtn, _GaOII Oouilty ' Ladles ol the Federated lff'a clepartmerit, and Sheriff Melp GIDoral Boepllal Ch.,.,h oervlng 1 luncheoll be- 1lartenllleti, liOberl Billie Allmllllou _ Lolmlt Pdlllnl, lore tht bllsi- moeting were David Obllnpr, Me1p CoullReedlvllll. Mn. LIIIJ Houck, Mre. PhiDip ty Sberllf'a ,departmeltt. DlaWpt -RaJ Turley, Melnbert, chalnnd, and Mra. ~entt , were Dunbar: ~ Panonl, Clara Karr. by.:t.ln. YJolllfllllnbteb Otolllpoli1; Cora ~. Lanp- Dr. lfarGid BroWII, presldelll, Mre. Charlet Sa1f1 vUlt bulineae Jlllellnl. · · e_w;: •~~--~-· HAHN-ECLIPSE:' tod". =-==~~~"",;!; Lions Endorse ae:~ d:~~~~;~ H"gh -h } 1J W!UJAII I. IA'I'OH ,.,;.. ...' ,froiD lllllllit -.Ill be River News ~nrld by .::1 the fldenl t1aa award, mort tbu , llnDn't lobe havt lbolllhld IIJidao tbtllrl1itralol"'ll llllllDa !bel .., .... ....., . llir lift!) llliclioe:t-. ers and sound deadeners, including · bushings, grommets and mountings, screen out road shock and nol$t in . evely Chevrolet ·' OUr Wed~·~ A4•. Shoul~ He~ )elld , •.• GRADE A LARGE WHITE ' all IIIODt plice .•. · . . ~·:~-.~ - -~~ ..~.~-~-·--·h-·~= •··v •{""''"· • '. A HUSKY COIL SPRING at each wheel gives you a ride that's softer, quieter, ' Jet-sm!lQther. Cbevrelet dealer's-Cbevrolet • • ...... back,g,, OVER 700 cushion- .. ~ =~'::'1111. Tba Jill& ~ milA ·. IIWIIdllntl, IIIII Mardi at b- llloard all II IJUI. The flriA14I pulled 111111ar ' ; ·· I ...,.... lllllt ll1lol1l; .aflw1 -~ . . . . 'llldltlllli Gl ... - ~ .".... :..... llipiNd, trilla Ji!l ' ..,... 1i1aJ1:r ..... ,ll,dt nlhada Ia • . 111111 .. ,.._. 1io111611... IUii .. .,..,..,.,, Ualoa II Noriii*-IIU . . ., '' 4 • • ' MOTOR blck. ' - ' 111111 110111 .... . "' __.., .. ' �• • I' .. ' \. ' \ '! ••• ' .... """ .. ,-..,-., ;.;;-: Ilillian cohort, statio~ In Then they ,, I IJ)pl'OIIChed His Jerusalem. ItoJllllel to Jlll • lfop lo their •~y- sa;~-o~ -~1 ~ !!_~~ ~~~~.~,~-~~~""' Ul!fled Pttu lnterullonal Palestine on occupation duty. i"throne" one by o~. kneeling r It bid . . . . Joftl ntabtl aua Thl)' ' ftll'tCZ lllCI biU!Q Vlll aerore rum m moo~ UOillltJC, He . was ~\ibdy exba~ proud .people whom they kept In and ar111na to 1plt In Hill faee. whe!l tblly )jrought hbn before subjUlJalion. Now they bed a About 8 a.m., they led bbn the Rentllt' governor for trJal. chance to vent their anti· out to crucify tum. He bed been bell'ayed by one Semltlsm on One who bed been It was cualomary te make a I NOT MY BABY!! . , GAHS Bangs Out II Rif .in 9-3 Victory Over Pomeroy Betrayal, 'Fri3l, Torture ~ and Crucifixion "" LOtJIB CASSEUI I' ' RELIGION IN AMERICA - «£PORT Of •.• • ' _;f'l 1111 ..... ~.:NU•UJI · u ,. _ ..,_. .... ...... .. ......... ··· - ...._........ - ... hwnlllllllon of cruollllloa thai JIII'IOII• AI be looked doWI the prisoner ahoold bang there !ram the CNII8 ~ the l"'PII nakeO. iiia clui.hiiij UcciiiiD ~c _wtw wa~ _ia.Ujiiii:IB imi sn~ properly of the Ulelltloll lng at illl helpless plight, lit of his dlsclples aad deserted by found guilty of clalmln& to be prisoner carry His oWl! cro" to llqll&d. They cllvtded eome ol WU llelrd Jo IIYI the others. Th~ had been a "the King of the Jews.'' the place ol execution. IM the hll sannenta amons tlitln, and "Father, lorstve them, !w rowdy Jl.lellmlnary bearing at They bound Hbn by the ttrrlble bel!tlng He bed re- eut diet for a MBm*t IGIIlc tbey mow not what IIIey do. • which 1111 CliP*- slapped Hbn I wrlstl to 1 post In the outdoor colved had ltlt ll)ln aJmOII too wlllah CllUid not be cllvlded. Wea~ -by the ICOUI'IJDI, around aod abou~ al him. court of the barracks end took weak to walk, and 10 the Now arne the worst part. He cUd 1101 take ionS to die. Now, through the haze of turns lashing his bar back with soldiers aolzed a They sel Hbn 11trlde a wooden Only lbE boun. fatigue, He heard Pontius a whip. It was a special kind of named Simon and pea whlch jutted oul from the 'I'Onrcl ' the llld, He l!l'led Pilate pronouncing be msst whip called a scourge, made of Him to carry the cross. Simon uprlgbt pole ol the cross, IJICI alolld: , . . · · dreaded sentence a Romao leather alrapo weigMed with wao from Cyrone, a elty In made Hbn atreteh out H11 arms "MJ God, M)' !loci, 'll'hy hall court could bnpuae: bill of metal. North ,1-frlca. Ancient tradlllon alons the crossboam. They Thou foruklrt me?" Cluclfy Hbn. holds that be wa1 a Negro. drow aalla tbrousb the palms Comrnenlalorl have boell Imperial ltamt wu DOl DOted Prlllonm often died from a The executlon slte was ol Hll ballda to bold Hbn lb... pointing out lVII' IInce thai IDr lte pntleeu 'l!lth con- KOuflln&. But lilt 10Idlers 10 "Golgotha" (In ~ they Dilled lila feet to tbeae are the opening words ol · dlmned - · But tvfl1 tht planned a little hol'llaplay with Calvary), which met,. tlie upright pole, In an awkwatd the Z2nd Psalm, which devoot Jloma111 had qualml about tbll tbll one. So they qull flogging of a Skull." II was on a position that Insured the utmost Jews used as a prayer In berrlble method of execution Hbn while He was 1Wl outside the city walls, near qeny to tht mullllel of Hll utmnlty. But 110 IIIIOUlll of wblch IIIey bed letmod from COIUICIOUI. of the main roads llmp and hangfn1 bilcly. ..olarly explanation can mini· the Perslano. No Roman clll~t~~ One ~arracka wit took off his Some ploua women of Jeru... mile the lheer human agony of could be put It death by ICII'lll ~Iro'1 eltak and lem made a pncllce of going mind and lplrlt reflected Ia CII'UCIIIJIOD, whlmer hlllirlme• . Jllt It over the prllloner'l to cruclllxlona and admlnllter- that pathtUc "'1· It WIS morvld !« linn and lhoulclln, In lmlltUoa ol a lnl I beii.U, dnJCied wiDe to Even In His final hour, fomenlol'll ol moiuUona. kq'a royal purple robe. condemned men to alleviate however, he did not become ~ aoldlen lOlled Him ADOtber plalled a crown of GaUlt re8dlup: OtolllpoU1 their suffering. The JOOd preoccupied with Hit own rouahlY and bultled Hbn olllo lharp brian to Ill on Hll bead. Dem tU, 11.3, nmnln& 21 loet women ware OD band troubles. He was !1101 concttned their berracta. TheN 11lclln Someone else put a ned In Ills m: rollers, Pomeroy-Mason But Ibis pi-boner refused their about otbm. Ha uw Hit wen mlllillen ol the -.4 band to rtHmbie a acepttt. 41, Pt. Pleasant 14.99, opiate. molher .weeplng at the foot of 1.11, Kanawlla Falla 8.'18, II wo I o'eloelt In the the eroS!, aad aaked e friend to lesion 19.13. London Dem mornlnJ when they nailed Him tab her home. He spoke wordt 1 ' running one loot on to the crou. II UIUally look ol comfort to another ..,. 1 Marmet and Winfield lbout It boUn f« a CII'Uedled demned man undersolne the (ConUnued From Pap One) 'ftre on the IIlla. DIAD to dla trom the ahoct of aame torture. Ltllhtll preelclmt· Wallace I 0 Boat MovemOIII: exeruclallnQ palb. The Roman At S p.m., He said: Bradfo~ Fred a;,_eleln Pet~ Ohio River John J. Rowo aulhll' Clem~ record~ that "Father, Into Thy banda I 1 Shleldl Harold Bill ·down IS, I a.m.; Christy up 14, many of the •letlml became commit my spirit" Do~. Lauren Hollman, 111I1:10 p.m.; Frank Duranl raYIDC madmeu. It was oltetl It \fll ftnl$ed. Hit father nm Siawtar Oavtd Kobienll 114, ':10 p.m.: JC!lkl up 1111Celt4lry to cut wt lbelr would take can of the NIL Clarltl IDd IIeut.: A pellca lrllnlne aehool 7:40 p.m.; Andrew CalhOUD and JollllaloD. be conducted by the Malp 14, 10:!0 p.m.; PtaY ~::1 O.IUa Fratll'llll Order up 14, 11:20 p.m.; Llltle Bl Pollet. up IT, I a.m.; Bob Bealer I I Students' Wild Rioting h Ni • .. , . ;:g.,l..t COntlnues Ou II ~ • / . _j_ SAIGON 1UPI 1 - 1 • Buddhist students armed wltb knlvu and lftllldea tolllcht d• !ipi-Uielr leaders' call for e halt to street de monltratlont and 1urpd throqh tilt lltretla In ·the fourth stral~ht night of wild rlotiJlll. They burned ID ~eriCID J•p and danced wildly around the flamea. U.S. military police, who kept 1 rloao eye on lilt bowline mob but bent Ill llffortl to stay clear or lt. radioed a warning to all 111 unlta: "Stay cltar ol thtae demoDN"aUono. These demonstrators are of· ter American poroonnel and F 1 S h American vehicles " oree oture OUI 1 Extra MPs rushed to the In Court p dd borne of Gen. Wllllam c. Well· e OD moreland, commander of AmA fortctoaur. and Jude· cOmmJtfees • N3Dled by :~·~pr~~~t'gu~rdv~tt h~:~ui~~ Doctors a short distance from tht ~eene of lhe riot. The. students defied moderato Committees lor the year Buddh:sl I_eaders ~ho only •ere named this week at Vet-ho~Jlil;)~rlltr bad '"ued 1 ape- j erans Memori&l Hospital In c:al com~umque announctnc t 1 medical staff meolllll It that Prem:er Nugyon Cao Ky'o ' sovii-iiinont had loed wu announced today by AdminCodttuUonal P"'t,~ 1 d' a Istrator Walter K. Stewart. to elvlllu ,.;'e"e~~ ea ':" , Heads of the r..poctlve com1 1 i mittees are lilted first Ia lhe IDODths " The ·<Onununique Issued by following : ThJek (Venerable) 'rsm Chan, Ollef of Department of MedJ. leader If the Buddbiot lnotituto cine, Dr. John R:dgway; Chief III'PI tbtlludenta to "tempor.: of De~. of O.B., Dr. Jobn rlly hill an fonno of •trua· Grubb, Olllf of ~partmont of . . . K Tbelr tJu-. dayt of wild IID'gery. Dr. Llw11 Tello; Cblal l'lollba bad turried ilal&• Into ol Dept. of X-ray, Dr. Clrl a flrlull betlle llfOUDd. and Thompson; Chief of Dept of tlnalllled to lllppll tht rullne Pathology and LB. Dr. d1JDIIIIIIll JOYII'IInenl Lamtreno; nuralng llason, Dr. a.u fa a leader of the mod- Thomao McGowan: clletary ..-... Win of lba Buddhllt committee, Dr. F. M. Cluff and ~The mort mfillallt load· Dr. McGowan; Library comntit· .-.. who ban ••kl they would tee, Dr. Cluff and Dr. Ray He• ~ for IIOthq leas than the ton. fmlllldfaee doWofiU of the fty Infecllo111 committee, Dr. ~ apparently did not Gtorp lloeonbeum, Dr. Rl,._ 10~ 'llllh hll pl~a. way, Dr. Grubb, Dr. deLamorI ~ Ibrahim In Da ena, Tiaaue committee, Dr. IO•I!l'lll!lent Ridgway, Dr. Grubb, Dr. blocb tr!:dditlonal r•d- McGowan: Recordt comrnitlee, 'lilrlrt-.• • loading to ;he Dr. Telll, Dr. Heaton, Dr. 1111 Wlllrttwt. boeauaeit the of millet, Thompson; niDIOra thattodaJ Ky'l matlbei Dr. Qu&JIIIcallont McGowan, comDr, .-rby U. _s. All' But piaDDid Tltompton, Dr. Rldpay; f'hlr. .0 ampblblOUI uoault , m~ey commttlee, Dr. Cluff; =::.,Inti · Eastern Local ~:;:,noDr~~um : Dr. Grubb: Morbidity Registration Is Announced P.-. • l'f81111'1tlon for lnd ~!~ commllleo, Dr, da ..,,""""., Dr. TtUe and Dr. ThomJpOD; ehlof ol ll'llltbPJJ• department, Dr. Cluff. Larry Clovll, repreHnlatlVe ol medical arta In Hunllncloo, W. Va., dtmonatrated a defriD. Wetor to the ataff. Staff members •ttendiJic ... Dr. R. R. Plctena, chief of llafl: Dr. Rklp17, Dr. Grubb, Dr. Baston, Dr. 'l'flle, Dr. ClUff IUml!lel' ldnderprten aod llrst ll'lde pupils llt Eutem Local will be YMday, April ll from 1 • 1 p. m. at any of tho el• -llrf lcllools of the dlltrlct · Larry Merrlaon Executl · and Mr. Stewart. --. laid In ord . ~ hi "" t. lit eligible lo~ el'!:__: ldreot~• r -· ·~,- . · • ..,. ..,. ........, •IIHU or f1rtt lr&de . they Cellllll on Mr. and Mra. Hen: : ~ I yean old bel..-.·Oct-- t'J lielllley and aoa n-e: Mr. · · •· • ~lelltol lehlevemont teltl, NqUirtmont lllr ettrolJ. be admlniallred I.J p. , 9-_~ at all of !be el• IDO f-·1 ll!llooll ol the dl,. . :u t!'il!t ,lie and l!tcondJJ7 " . . .,. tllldtrpNtD elaas• N .t ld IIII'Ouclt I of the J:loJ!illllrJ -~ Ad, will be conducted at l!lt '~'up~ Plllna elementary '~~ -~ • PI'OPOIId prtjeel 8 .I_!L" . But lrllllporjallqa end Mn. Gene RICP. Mr. and Mn. Jim Carter, 0q rteldl and Carol MoUoban. Paul Helllley, amaD 10D o1 Mr. and Mil. JolmDia . . . , II a patient 11 Sl. Joaepb S. pltll, Parkertl:lq. 19r POI-R·PRr SWMfesl lilt Ntary 111dt Police School I Is Pia ned b y Area Officers Cornaiw\ Jllcliwd J up 00 80nd Issue aiet.t c et.m It's Where You Stand that Detennmes ' ·•~- V £ Hi . . Greek T'--1CUllier CanceIs Trip to Key Port Today ~up :.'~ a·:;•= II, 1:50 a.m.; Stall up 19, 5:10 a.m.; 1e D. up 21, S:IO a.m.: MartlnsvJUe down 21, 5 e.m.; Slfel Ranger down II, UO m.; Jellhoat up 22 I:SS a.m.· ...,... R .. 5·.; • ' up ... ... LID., them down !!, I:GO a.m.; Franklin Pierce up 1:11 a.m.; Eduna down Meldlhl t p'm.,• down Meldlbl I p.m.; Mark !uton don Meldabl f:30 m.; J. ~- Lewlll up Meldahl Sl p.m., Orco up Meldabl p.m.; Havana Ze~ Meldahl I:SS p.m.; Al!Ga 'If up Meldahl 10:10 p.m.; wllpe, up .Moldahl 1:40 p.m.; RavtiiSWood tiP lleltlabl a.m.; Allct downlleldaiJI · a.m.; 1lrlllkiiD II. don 1:10 a.m.: Waller aou,JaDd up Meltlabl 1:15 a.m. Cltdllptlll Dui - latby R. down 1:10 p.m.; Ollward dowu I p.m.; OVEC down 7:10 p.m.; Llilllllll MaeLelJ Up t:SS p. m.; I1ober1 Raid up 12:H a.m.; Barny Jordall down 1:111 L m.; Solvq down 1:10 Bqou .. RON up t rv.., . clllllaupdan cliff I:U 1:111 a.m.;Lm.; IIIIa down 7:815 a.m. lulwlla iew o the •gbway Beautification Act Ita~ A epotesmo I« the Ohio llDet becaule they 1111 1 'l'ourlll Cowi<D, Ml'l. Alberta 1000d baall,' MorillO told WIJ. 'l'aUblrl ot Mldleoa. IIIII Wll· Dam 0. Commella, asalslallt rellam R. Boar, a ClncinDall ar-- glonai engineer ol tho Bureau of cbltect, old the proposed regu- Public Roada. Jatlonl draWil up by federal Morano said the propoealJ lll!llll&b· blth1111 olflctall w. . the ab- were deslped "'Il ellm~ 1 U. S. BurtiU of PubUc Roadl aolute mlnlnnltnJ. lllrlvlnJ, le81Umate and tlflclals bed plenty of letllmoq 8lrleler ....._ Needed ury lnduatry h• the AIJitrl. from both sides dlll'lnl two dayt They ""' joined by Mrt. I . can acene." ol bearing• beN .. tbt draft L ClrlfiUb of Columbul, tlct Opponenta of tbl slandarda. prtlldent tl tht Ohio ~ llandards abned tbllr MOll of !be leltlmoD1 darb~~ t1aa ol GirdeD Ciulla, who Aid mainly to !'- dealiDC the htariDc 'l'ulldl, IDd 11101'1 restrlctlvt meuures were aile, lllbtlnc and IP&cltl& WtdnlldaJ -!rom bl1lllard needed "to protect lba ...bile ..... permitted Ill lndutll')' peopll ud lllllll1ard qalnlt the ~ of the out.- or Industrial 101111. operalorl. They alalmad the door adverllllng ID*ulry." The Secrelarf oC llaodardt wan too l'tlrlc:llve Perhlpo the 1111111 mtleal op- Ia charp with ldoplllw IDd would 1tr11e manr Gl tblm ponent of the protl08ed aland- lallona to tmplement lite out o1 Jo•lnell arda 11111on1 tbi: Ill 1111nesao1 way '8eaiWfk:ltlon Act. But 011 tbt oppoallt llda ol tbl Wllllleldq WU 1Jeortt MoraM poull would caatrol , _ were tpllk- f« the Jr., ClnoiiMU, Who 1111n11111t1 lllvtl'llllnl 'l!llhlll • illl'diD clube IDd otbtr lll'plllo ~H ODiy 11 M t1111Ry lldll'lkld ldlht11 ' taiiGal elalmtaa tbl propot1c1 u1eemaa. roqulro J . - to llllldlrda did 1101 Jo far "Yw hlwo blllllllll tblllndUI- 11-om fll>f bJ .... W IMIIIh· 117 With U.. .-Dill luJde. fop. <XILUMBUS IUPI)- ll Illponcll I1JIOil the point of flew wbtthtr tbt proptHd ....,U. Ilona to bnplomont tht 1911 fed. era! HllbWif Beautlflcatla. Act qare too restrictive or DOl tou&h amr - LONDON IUPI) -A linker tolley c:anceUed to llelrl, key port lor of oD to Rhodesia, lD lace of diplomatic prelllll'l Brllaln. The IDIIIlUIICOIIIO ol the de b the Gmll.":::.;:u ma ~ A·•- II .... 0 """"" came Prime Mlnllter Harold Wilson met wllh bll cabinet poaslbUlty 111 1 naval blodcadt sblpmanll· to 1natawa1 IDrmar colony. n wu - ., ment 11Dce !be 1aua llrained Uladoa's nlatlonl bolla Graeet and Portupl. The crlsll had eruptlll1181'11erl lbll week wben the wu ' IIIII I'L _ _._ A....,vld "" ee ,_ e r. 8usmess • •. Hi· hJights ·' I~ ll1t tiMIIIIal · Lljl., ~ ·.l,' l. .j.;r 3 ~. . . .: to. drlftr, ' · a waa INII*l 1 -i.J Tba ., ' re~e~~.' J:;:l ~ m., · m.,_ m.. .--;,.. t~ ·.,, . I mpol<l Sp<wf Std.•, i..t 01IIM 1/011 ....r /or a rmooth-goiag ratalionl ·..'' I ·-'' 1fM. '. Mere, .l I l CHEVROIBm _ALWAYS BEEN FAMOUS FOR SMOOTHING ODT ROUGH ROADS And nght now for aDouble Dividend, you get abuy that'll smooth out you(budgett s-- '· • •• lnl- . CHWalfi 1 JlfOil'llll II Qarcb. ~ DWIDEND DAYS! '1'111 · · ' ' ·· ' · Ill II'Ofl ~IIIIi• dlalrleUt .,,., .,_ 'llilli'l!lll• otit e1Gaib- . ....Hi:--· ,... children hiD Alum School, llftl'lurll4. 1 aoutb licit DAILY ~- ' Sbt Iolii po11ot~~ ftD oft the 11u1, tlft'JlDI ~ . •. 1111 11111 . :oJ ....,. . .. llr. . = bolplta1llld ; Cleveland's Bill Davis ~~ 'fir:t•i: 111~~~=-the fi.:;;. · · IJ _o;~­ ~~ ~.~ Ill Baeme Area a.m.; 0. F. llatanrdlllm IIIII 1:11 a.m.; JOIII* lllplllt Qwnh. dan 11arn1t1 8;10 a.m.; W. J'rldq 1 Oood Slla..-, Jr. down WIDI!eld .-.n, ' p.m.; ....., up Wlrdllld lmdar, 1. m. p.m.. H. L Jlowlll up ..-.IN, I;• '1.111.; I-f llM amdaJ, 1 1. m., WWd 1;10 LID.; L llrl 11p WlDflald 1:10 a.m.; tollowed~th Prl<l don Wlalleld ID belelllelll .-..1 by Sr ~ -, ~: ·~ 10 be Wll'lhurt. mi ...... lD -olo " - J It lllllilrlll Wlllao POMEROY -1._.·'" "Everything In Herdw1rs" Two Children Are Near Dea·th a:-.UMIIUS ,, ,- -~-- - · EBERSBACH HARDWARE 1111111111 tanker IoiiDI v tlellld Brllfllil triple lD tilt blqut clwlnel and Belra, llropleal poriiOC!Ited the Nlll ol tbl vfllallllal~ 1oll~~=~ Ill. llbodlllllb !' ~UPI) - 'I' w1 lhltlall. IIOZIIIlblqut fa todey at"~ ~ tonlay. 'l!ltb lDjurles received lD a bua Htlell I. uaun:u ~u!:*'.:.a~ a vJctory for tbe WUson the laDicer'a nrco wu ho~md lor Rhodesia and tbet 8rltalD must aol to PIUll lhl leak In the embqo IDIIIIUIICid alltr Rllodeala df. cllrld Ita lndepaodenca laat N her . ~ 'bee kno that lba ~-own:'laDicer~ Ia •••• te to ~~ 10 rou wu ,.. with 14,1100 lonl of ~0 - · The 1ore1p mlnlsiry annotlliCitd. toda)' lD Athene, however, that tha Manuela would aot stop at llelra 011 lilt "advice" of Greet VIce Prtm11r Ellaa 'l'llrlmotoa. '1'1111011111 V, arrived lD 11t1n IIYtral 11a7a aau Willa 11,0110 Ioiii of oil, but II bel IIIII Jel docked. ---- NO.I BUYS • NO.I CARS Now at JOiir Clmrolet dealer'• ltllli. . . .Buyo •• thOBe bi~ boautilul Chevrolels bare ne•er been better) Chevrolet• , with expensive rar looks, expensive car luxury. With solid nlue features like Deleotron 1eaeralor, oelf-adjusting brakes, long•laotlng Magic·Mirror llniah. Right now JOU un find just the rolor, power and body style you want. And right now your Chevrolet dealer's maklncit mightJeasylobuy it.Seehim! BODY_ BY FIS~ER means beauty, durability, llstini value., ~ ;it II,I!IOIIIIN ·.i EI&M flllunl·- stand1rd lor your lllilld ..,....includinJIWo· s~d =·ndshield Wipers, Court Sides wjth Railroads • =- ... ..... .. . . . . . . . Amer1 the Ualletl l'rtll IUiftf" zd Hoi~ ta14 tha ~ and WASIIING'I'ON (IJPII -A -.t 1be IWIJdlmH llllUld hi" ... ·federal ~ ~ Ia ptOYidlq II ata1 aplaillotWD lbe bunt-. . . . 1101111 Plblftd Nldllll • Ill ....,. ol tbl Rall'tl*1 Labor f" · Nlliltla- llr flnt \llllclall ol lilt lrGIIIIillood II Ad II they Willi to llllka ~ ~ ~.. Ill tbt lttW .... 4111o fl. ,...,....!, __..,I .... (BLPI) ..... IIPI1118 Nbtt 1M . . . a lldtl1l " <z ...~ Ill ID Ulp thclf lllilldn llaalnl arllltreiiOII award. - falldlllt iiiiMI trallll. Tba IWard explntl Ju. • ~ apl.. PGIIo. U.l Dltlrfet Court Judat 1w tbt 1t1111me11 1D11 the ehllclren lrom 111m. Reodnlllt ~~ pi ........._ ~ "*tllll AltQIIdtr lloltaoll Willi r,o Iiiii ....__ If tbt .._ lila rallroiQ • . . . , II "':" • tdlzD NM Ill lliund ~ I IIIIa! Judptl1lll .. 1 "' • .flm!IJ, • phjrlm will ,.. IJtYolwllla two ..... I'll! lljJ - ~1M wltb tb1 t~~~~~~ly lllllllllli, · tbe llrotlwt!IM t1 ~ ... , •• ... - - llltlnlll 'l'rllllniiD ... tbl _ GUERNSEY County Commoa Plw Court by Chill John Taylor u thl i'GmlnJ NaUonel Bank, a ~ Ill' wu .,..... upon corporation, RuUand Branch, • .Jc:: 1 FoP metlfna 11 the tlllce Jalnal Paul D. BurDI and Mil· Melp County Sberlll lnt M. BurDI, RFD I, Pomaroy, C lflrlellbach Wlllnatdey Roy VIII Cooney and Mlrfll' tl V ,._ of M •-• en ......,ey, c...-..ur Cblof 'l'aylor will attend a IDd H-.1 Frlllk u trteillll' Ed Fotler, pat Jll'llldent IIIII meetlnl In tha alate attorney .- tl Mtlp County. retired Pomerw banker, 1'1- IIMfal'l office 1111 April to 011 Judp Johl JlaCOil m11111- fllwed the C!IIITtlll wupalp the matltr New pollee ollictl'l _,_, --•-• · •••..:.. lu for the comprthllllllvt blth • ........ '"' 11 ID wnul, ._..._ I ,......ont In aebeol bond lloue when 1b t an DOW raq~.. "' W favor of tilt defeudanta ID Porn LloDI club met Wed- have 120 boun of tralniJII. the action by Cllll'tnce Arthur sdaoroyfoUowlng bla arb Attending lhe meeting were Prlca aplnlt !dlaon Rolli!~~ • •l~b ondorsed the~ ' Cblel ~. SCI- BJU ltr, It II, aad Floreuc. Loulll · , llld>.lloUJa.,Norlb, Galllpolll 'nlorolall, RD I, Racllle, bu Mr. F01ler IDYl~ lbt !lee •llopot!tui0111; Sgt. been ~ranted a divorce from to portlclpalt In railing Iunde tllcki 8Dil Renry Werry, Jolm B. Thornton, Flouamt, to help flnaD<:e the campaign for aroy Po119t 4epartment; Md., on cbarg01 o1 Groea neg- the bond Issue. The club also Herbert GUlley, Jolm Katcllka, Joel. A potltloo lor dlvotco by voted to parllclpalt In tbil. Ray Manley and Ed llpODcer, Otgae Cuto qallllt Carl Cu- BUJ Grueser rtpol'~ 011 pre- Middleport PoUca clo!partmel!l; to hao btu dliDlllled. &l'llss of IIOCUI'fnC bltlcbtl'l for Sheriff Denwr Walker and Jim the June regatta. ~ldwtn, _GaOII Oouilty ' Ladles ol the Federated lff'a clepartmerit, and Sheriff Melp GIDoral Boepllal Ch.,.,h oervlng 1 luncheoll be- 1lartenllleti, liOberl Billie Allmllllou _ Lolmlt Pdlllnl, lore tht bllsi- moeting were David Obllnpr, Me1p CoullReedlvllll. Mn. LIIIJ Houck, Mre. PhiDip ty Sberllf'a ,departmeltt. DlaWpt -RaJ Turley, Melnbert, chalnnd, and Mra. ~entt , were Dunbar: ~ Panonl, Clara Karr. by.:t.ln. YJolllfllllnbteb Otolllpoli1; Cora ~. Lanp- Dr. lfarGid BroWII, presldelll, Mre. Charlet Sa1f1 vUlt bulineae Jlllellnl. · · e_w;: •~~--~-· HAHN-ECLIPSE:' tod". =-==~~~"",;!; Lions Endorse ae:~ d:~~~~;~ H"gh -h } 1J W!UJAII I. IA'I'OH ,.,;.. ...' ,froiD lllllllit -.Ill be River News ~nrld by .::1 the fldenl t1aa award, mort tbu , llnDn't lobe havt lbolllhld IIJidao tbtllrl1itralol"'ll llllllDa !bel .., .... ....., . llir lift!) llliclioe:t-. ers and sound deadeners, including · bushings, grommets and mountings, screen out road shock and nol$t in . evely Chevrolet ·' OUr Wed~·~ A4•. Shoul~ He~ )elld , •.• GRADE A LARGE WHITE ' all IIIODt plice .•. · . . ~·:~-.~ - -~~ ..~.~-~-·--·h-·~= •··v •{""''"· • '. A HUSKY COIL SPRING at each wheel gives you a ride that's softer, quieter, ' Jet-sm!lQther. Cbevrelet dealer's-Cbevrolet • • ...... back,g,, OVER 700 cushion- .. ~ =~'::'1111. Tba Jill& ~ milA ·. IIWIIdllntl, IIIII Mardi at b- llloard all II IJUI. The flriA14I pulled 111111ar ' ; ·· I ...,.... lllllt ll1lol1l; .aflw1 -~ . . . . 'llldltlllli Gl ... - ~ .".... :..... llipiNd, trilla Ji!l ' ..,... 1i1aJ1:r ..... ,ll,dt nlhada Ia • . 111111 .. ,.._. 1io111611... IUii .. .,..,..,.,, Ualoa II Noriii*-IIU . . ., '' 4 • • ' MOTOR blck. ' - ' 111111 110111 .... . "' __.., .. ' �' ... - •• '· ~-.c{"'" . ' I - ·'·· ~. Appref;iatiofl Is Expressed ' For Rally Help ' j .. Chester CouncO, ol o\,merlea, mel in Daughton regular ses- Ohio Growth ls857,747 SJ•nce 1960 members pre..nt Barbara Sar· gent, councilor' presided and Out on Sen.s, Opener Monday 1 cinn 'I'IIMth•v "rVf'lflinp- with 30 COLUMBUS mPIJ . - T b e thA mAP.tlna nn.l'lflil in Y'ituan 111 • Development t;HIT:b'JG •. . Department Wed- (A "French City" Easter Ham) . '' . n '" Qf • {C ~~-'- . -~ .....--.-- eCllp Contett "Bunny" f<~Upotis below. Fill In your name, ·address, phone number on each on,, .• ! Ham \ •' ' e Deposit each coupon In 1.< Ham Contest Boz at tht I I store of the sponaorlng merchant whose name 11 on the coupon. ~ .. l I I • '' * e Coupons may be deposited unW 2:00 p.m., Friday, April 8 . u ''. I l ". l '' I '' ~~ ' .............,._._ r--::-----------• US!l ·E HEL NHELP us '• • Wlnnen wW be notified by puUclpatlllg Jltorel. You I I I I ' '' I ' I ( I \ I I need DOt be pl'UIIIt at aay llort to win. eAny one over 18 II eUgt. ble to take part. No purcJt. ~ . v· ... ...... ADDRESS •• • •••• ·.·: •• : •. •.•.••••• , ADDRESS .•••••••.••. , ••••••••••• : fHor.l ...•.••••.•... , .•.••.••..• PHONE. 0 •••••••• I • BACHNER'S SUPER MARKET MASON, W. VA. MASON, W. VA. ADDRESS .•••• eOnly 0111 lwn may be won by a tamlly. Judge• d• clllon wW be flDaL I •• 0 •••••••••• MASON FURNITURE ~ NAMI ••••••••••.••••••••••• ~ ••• qe1 are nece•lll'f· NAME . .•••••.. .........• •• ••••• I 0 0 ••• 0 •••••••••••• DunON DRUG STORE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• •• •• ADDRIH .• PHOf'l, o\ 0 ADDRESS .•• ••••• I ••••••• I ••••• I I FRIDAY, APRIL 8-2:00 P. M. I •• I •••••••• ••••••••• • II I 1 o o 0 0 o o o 0 o o o I o o I I' I I SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS .NAIMI .••••••••••••••••••••• ADDRIU .•••• I •• ' PHONE .•• •• 0 • 0 0 • 0 •••••••••••••• WESTERN AUTO STORE MIDDLEPDRT, OHIO ~NNt\1 .. I ADDRESS I I ••• 0 • •••••••••••••••••• I \ IN EACH STORE LISTED .NAMI •••••••• •••• PtJQflll .••••••••••••••••••••••••• PH~E ............ I I ••••• I •• ' •••• • . • Nassau in the Babamu ~d lng bitt one of tlie bigger Broadto be one of the IIIIOOZIOSt way of the bemlsphere . . . . . . atretebes of Ill9bly, lovely green. New botols are springing up ery In '!be IUbtroplcs when we everywhere . . . Famed · Pal'llo first laRded there, by boat Ia elise Island (or!glnally Ja. fact, some 15 winters ·ago ; .. ~ llld !JDtil HUDtlt!gton rt was a British colonial par• I irted lamely to It elise indeed, streets quiet and · to the finest haury tourlat free of traffic on:cepl for a . 01) elirth) II beaded , for Ita anclent, IJIUlterlng delayed profilabie translllon . . and Iota of bicycles . . . Today II haa toam hotel and a It's 1 bustljnl, sometimes erop. lusb gambling casino aiJd live aubli'oplcal delight ln !Ill !roplcal night club opening entij'ely opposite way, atreell year from nell la1I ... A mU• 111 congested the main ones ifua.denar ~~ridge betweea have been switched to .one • 1o1m ilf '·Nassau and way, lllbbles condncllllg alrealb' has beaa flc on every eorner and a few trilffic llebls, lip ill c1YIIIzed ltuatraUon ·• . ''fhat, of. course, Ia .downtown ~leal Jl'i"'llar til the · iet of .N'asaau o8 ~ .Wand ... & 1'V ASSOCIATED · POMIROY, OHIO MIDDLEPOR't, OHIO glamtrize SHOP L STORtS FOR B.EST YAEW&s· . ' • • . . HAM CONTEST NAMI., ••••••••.• •••••.••... ·• NAME ADD..' IISo ••••••••••••. ADDRESS .•••••• o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 •• t •• I 0 •• ,;............................ . NIW YOlK .. --- . .CLOrtiiHG HOUSE 0 ••• • ••• ••••• 0 . 0 ••••••••• I PHONE .•• •• o • • • • • o • • • • • • • • • • THE FABRIC SHOP I POMEROY, OHIO '• .. i . . • • • • I, ~ ·) i/1 . ....... . "' ' ' ~ ' New -· . Provtd-. lblt Qlypsa ~une" " ' .,..· ... • Complete your Costum.- · ·· Nowl Easter FIDery • Coats ••• Dresses ••• Accessories Sbters Style Shop . Pomeroy Court St. r::~:::====~~~===============:== r----------------------: NOTICE! : :I OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON : APRIL 8 I In Observance Of 1I ,I GOOD FRIDAY _______________________ J1I , OHIO POWER COMPANY '---------------------------J FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9 to 9-BOTH DAYS fr(Jfft our PHONE ' ; ' ' . • of ~Jsil =-=tt..~::; .... -polo 11011 l• • fllld..., u.watc• roil Wtlt, 11 o'ur exttntlfl lotm Collootln of fill welol••· · ~ &lamor IUditAJr. ~&~· ·· Watch for Grand Opening. Next Week-Apr~ 15-16 ., 'hn(J !olD wotchli. qiliiUI. And~ tulon - . Ill,_ lllilll 11M ilf!nfl . Ia till- world. j _.. bidbue- "thai ......, lbli'y, the New Bank Rate Tarms •• , ..................... ud R'• claimed bet- attnelloaa, mort and R'l plano Wy2-5661 ANew Store ••• New Floor Covering Lines ••• New Willet Kitchens • • • • New Instant Installation • • • , Hotel. Starting next Fall, bJa iloti~'B 1 major modernlzallon wlll offer not only mere !baa double Ita rDOIIJ.S, but the largest, and most ll1tter1BII light elub aaywbere .. . The clelipwho dreamed up the lrnpi'elo night club In the staniusl bt Laa Vegu, &eilerall)> u the beaWilglDeer> . aufJCUve JlbOw. . luia preperec1 a . · tllaa tbe Vegu a,III. ; . II wm have 81i8 •Ia POMEROY . Geo. Ingels Introduces A New Service to the Big Bencl Area ••. cooldllg on the JJtyl1sh premises of the Nassau Beach ' G,OUSltR .~. . • ••. ' .... ·,I> .w~s-.. ,...,, . . ., ' :I I AT 220 E. MAIN ST. Jack O'Brian ·.·. . -· . ' SCHilL IN REI.\YS LEXINGTON, Ky. (UP!) The Ulllverrlty ol Kentucky Jte. lafl litre Friday and Saturday ha•e attracted aboul 4110 at!J. letoo and ll8 teaiii.S and Olym· pie gold medalist Bob Schul of West Milton, Ohio, has ch<Jo. eD It to launch bJa oomeback bid Give incomparable excellence .Vo.ice of Broadway •• ' . I ••• I •••••••• PHOtll •••••••••• · BAKER MNITURE POMEROY, OHIO POMI!ROY, OHIO ADDRISSo ••••• •••• I •••••••••• PHOflll ..••.••••••••••••••••••••••• '· 0. 0 • • • • • • • • • • I CtiAPMAN-CANADAY SHOES ' K&C JEWELERS I I two years. The Senaton ~=II loot the opener the two 11 Johnson toeaed out lbe baiL ' "'' NO'N OPEN FOl BUSINESS BULOVA ·Collection of fine watches. HAMS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••! I II. I. I ••••••••••• ADDRESS .•••••• 0 • I •••••• 0 ••••••••••••• I ••• 0 •••••••• I ~~ ::!no~Pr.:::t ~ohnaon ........., - ;ale NAME ...•••..•.. .• •••• •••••• ••• NAMI .•• ·.nt )elleellill 11 •1-~' _j tal!' PHONE .••••••••••••••••••••••••• eContest not open to em· ployen of puUclpall!ll llore or of thlllltWiplper. I ' WIN AN EASTER HAM FOR YOUR FAMILY e A drawing w!U then be beld in each store to decide wlnnen of the free EASTER HAM for EACH alort. ,., op::s~:a=·B. ~ ·CLIP the "BUNNY'' COUPONS CONTEST RULES J ..... .....,..l•J_ . "-..... - ... -,.. .. .r."""' '. . I .J· pr::b:ereo~wu. Evans Packing Co. .~ t ,i;c form. · g -· ·-· - -· ----- neSI!ay revealed that Ohio baa recorded an increase of 857,. ~ Nawda Beaver was reported 747 persons over the 1960 fed• Jolmaoll qui~ Ul in Hol;er Hospital and era! census figure, or a boost Eva Balley and Mary Parker of abnost 9 per cent. Wednesdy was forJIIIIIIY Invited to tbrew out the llr8t ball at are bome from boopital. .A AI the mid-point betw dethe inangural but dld 1101 thank you neto waa read from . Edith Betzillg assocta~ vice cenmal federal censuses, Ohio indicate whtther be -lei councilor, tha.:.tmg the Council showed a population tl_ 10,5114,· for gift at rally. The report 144. The higb rate of mcrease of the auditing commlttoe r""d was the result of a surplus of llam Eckert called on the Whlto . births over deaths and move...... t House to preaent Presidenl by Eslber Ridenour was ao,_,_ Ob1o b t-• ta•· cep~d. men1 ..w · y ou •...-s w Johnson with a gold teason QNIIOAHOPLI residents. pass but said !be President did The Council Deputy, Erma The Development Department not give a definite commltmeat Cleland, thanked all who help- said tho general economic and --- ---- ·for the opener. ed at the rally and also Mrs. employment trends, especially "You know, he haa a bll!y Sargent for the eorsage given manufacturing employment, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - schedule eomlng up" the new ber. Dorothy Ritchie and Doris bave reversed In Ohio and there commissioner said. Grueser thanked the Council is every reason to believe that for gifts given them at the tut-<>f·stato residents are DIOV· !bat delegatlmt beaded by Thethe annU&l viall was 10 brlel rally. Plans were made for a ing to Ohio, where unemploy· potluck IUI\cb at the next mee~ ment reaebed an all lime low • . ing, April !9. Round robin cards of 2.9 per cent In 1965. I am a bey 14 years old and were sent to Mrs. Beaver and Over 72 per cent of all Ohiobave a question ott\er students Mrs. Bailey. ans lived in incorporated arby Helen Bottal weuld like answered too. Wby Helen Wolfe, on behalf of the eus, and almost 28 per cent In can't the girls in our junior Council, presented Erma Cle- unincorporated areas. Ohio bad YOUTH ASKED. FOR IT my vote 'Is YES. -H. bigh wear go-go boots? I think land, who was observing her two now cities as a result of This column is for young THE COMMONEST PROBLEM , this is a stupid rule. Boots are birthday, with an apron and a special census conducted by the people, their problOIII.S and Dear Helen: 1 harmless and don't damage feet silver shower by the members U. S. Deparlment of Commerce, pleasures, their troubles and M bl m 1 1 1 1, : or floors. I read somewhere was plaeed in tbe pocket, and Bure"Ou of the Census. They lun. As with tile rest of Helen Y pro " ' 9 mp e. m that "rules arc made by jelllthe group sang Happy Birthday were Heath in Licking County, Help Us!, it welcomes langhs l~. blonde and unhappy. I ous people." -F, to her. Several members re- and Moraine, Montgomery rut won't dodge a terious ques· I bave a crush on a boy In Dear F: ceived gilts from their secret County. Sugar Bush Knolls In lion with a brush-<>!!. some of my ctasses and have Not always, but aemetlmes pels. Portage County incorporated as Send your teen·age questions had it for eigllt montlla. Be rules don't seem to nmke AI the close of the meellng, a village. Ohio now has 197 to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, doesn't (almostJ know I ex"t. much sense. I think those lowpie and coffee were served by eilies and 736 villages. care of Helen Help US!, this , Once m a while I caleb bl':' heeled, zipper • backed ~ the good of order commiltee. Cleveland Drops newspaper. starmg at. me. He doesn t are really there, and tee no Cleveland continued to be the "WAITS" AND MEASURES go to pariles, and he gell all reason why they shouldn't be · PALM SUNDAY SERVICE largest Ohio city, despite a de- Dear Helen: "A's." About the only lime worn to school. So hil me, Mr. "Faith Opena the Door." was cline of 3.2 per cent !rom 1961). I just broke up wUb this talks to me is when I ask b1m Principal! IJUJg by the choir, during the l!MI5, with a population of 848,· boy, rather be broke up with a question about homework, This column Ia dedicated It Palm Sunday worsbiJI service, 1118. Columbus was second_ with me, and a day later I found out 1 and, that's not much because I family living, so If you're ha:"" at the Syracuse Ftrst United 529,532, followed by Cmcmnatl 1 liked another boy, who also don t want to appear forward. mg kid trouble or )ual pi BID Presbyterian Church. The aer· with a population of 497,496. r .. likes me. How long should 1 Do you have any suggeslions? trouble, let Helen help YOU. mon was given by the Rev. ledo, Akron and Dayton all had wait to accept a date with I'm not THAT bad lookln&!- She will also welcome your Leonard Mcintire, GeReral populations over one quarter him so people won't talk7 - OO.SAD own amusing experience. AdPresbyter of Legaa. of a million, while Youngstown HOW LONG? Dear 00: dress Helen Bottel Ia care of Choir members were Esther and Canto• were estimated at Dear H.L.: Lots of 15-year-<>ld Type "A" this newspaper. and Pam Sylvester; Esther and ever 100,000 persons. Approximately bali a minute, boys just aren't ready yet for Debbie Harden· Margaret and Of the 25 largest Ohio cities and maybe you can shave thet girls. Interested, yes, but Craig Cottrill;' Kathryn and Kettering and Parma showed by ten seconds. scared. Treat him .. a . good Jim Crow; Genevieve Scbnei· lbe largest ra~ of growth with Honey, there's no such thing bud~y and let hun. discover der tnd Rosetta Usie. They 19.~ an~ 17.2 per cent changes as a "proper mourning perind" you re female at his own were accompanied at the plano respecllvely. wben a boyfriend tells you speed, by Eleanor Kay SciJAeider who Gallia County population "Drop dead!" -H. And bow do you hit !bat Is also tbe church organ~t. was estimated at 26,534 with Dear Helen: "gond bnddy" plateau? Smile Sunday School followed at Gallipoi!B havmg 9,312. Meigs Do ·you think a 15-year..ld ~ be fri"!'dly, but not girl· , 10:30. Mr. \flD1am F. Winebre• County population was set at girl is old enough for 8 phone friendly. Hell when you 11r Ja all[llirmtendenl 21,369: Pomeroy with 3,36t of her own, and also old get it. across you re an evaryand Middleport 3,343, followed ODOugb to shave her legs? day k1d\ not a blonde who might by Syracuse with 747, third I'm willing to pay for the III.Sko him forget be SERVICE AT f largest. Installation and th.e monthly like domes. -H. !SwJrlse Servl will be held These figures are practically bill, and 1 wouldn't overdo it. _Dear __Hc::e=len=:====--Easter Sunday ~6 th the same as the 1960 census The way it Is now, my folks S Preaba a.m. a1 e report. have business calls and the yracuse · . yterlan Church. phone is never free. U I'm on Breakfast will follow m the TICKETS REMAIN $J it more than 10 minutes 1 get eburch IRRei. Communion wlll CINCINNATI (UP))- City blamed for ruining a or ~served. during the 9:30 wor· Council Wednesday decided to something. I baby-sit all the P Service, Tbe Rev. Roch•rd keep the Crosley Field parking Ume, so I'm solvent. Putney, of the Westmmsler fee at $1, rejecting a recom. My mother says shaving the Foundation, Athena; Will be the mendation by City Manager WiJ. legs makes the bair grow fastguest pastor. Sunday . School liam Wichman for an increase er and coarser. She says perox· Will follow at 10:30, w1th pro- of 25 cents for 1,750 "easy out" Ide It, but wbo wants blonde gram by the Pr1mary class. city parking spaces on the luzz? The poblle Is .cordially invlt· park's south side. Would you let me, If you td to these semces. The Cincimrati lleds, Cbam· were my psrents7 - R. T. ber ol Commerce and council'• Dear R: !inance commiltee had opposed On shaving legs: yes! It does FATHER DIES It, claunmg the increase would NOT make the hair grow f..tCLEVELAND (UPI) - AJ. hurt attendance. er and coaroer, and it's deliabert Fleming, 49, lather of wo. l~ly a pert of good grooming, men'a world figure skating DefensiVe drivers don't rely from early teens through Ute. champiml Peggy Fleming, died on other drivers. Ohio'd Depart- On priva~ telephones for Wednesday In St. Vincent Cbur- ment of Highway Safety says. teens: I've said it before and ity Hospital. To avoid tralfie mishaps dur- I'll II!IY lt agail - thla 1s like Fleming, wbo moved fre. ing the IJj)ring season, learn to car ownership. When you can quently to follow his 17-year • drive defensively. Be prepared manage the cost tnd the up. old danghter oR her skaUng for any emergency. Don't for· keep from your awn earnilgs, tours, suffered a beart attack get the hazards of heayY trot. wltbout sbortlng yolll'8cll 01 at the Art Gravure Corp. of fie and bad weather condititDIJ, more Important things (such as Ohio. He was working as a subcollege savings): and when you llituto pressman at a aeveland Anla lack ·""" but can feel PROVE you'rt mature enongb newspaper. vibraUona tiJrOugb the ground. to manage ,the -a>illly - I l!lttm presenl dlilft't JllbDJonhave will> llmt a· ' ... J!Dd. official .~ brought ilq ill" Jerry · . lor the eceulon. \71ednesd,Y '!be 110.. aDd Jjo!j wm be mates :as Mliilid· preatllted to the Cb1ef l!:ncu- most valuable ' . live Monday If be ean make the er durong .the ·~ 1111m, · The Redskilll - ·lbe Mld· game. · American ~ dwnp· l'aeellvo AllriiU. Ull, WASIUNGTON IUPIJ -11'1 The lasl Ume l President ioDshlp •nd polled Ill· ..., · I ' 'still undelermlned whether a lklpped the opener wu in lJ60 ord. Coach Dido: ~. <JOt· II ~ t/• ..,..Ume JolmMII City, T-··J When vu:e t'l'eSJaenl lng out his career u • coiM!II ~ high school lint baHman wiD M. N'JSOJI 111bbed for President concentrale on c1ut1e1 u DON Willi, j!WIID be on bind fm" plteblng eh«et ]Dwight D. Elleobower. " - leUc dlret1or. wu atullllld .. '' Monday wbeu the 1986 AJnerl. !deDI JoiJD Y. Kemtedy toued wards at tilt baDqQ!!t b)' leVercan League bueball seaaon out the lint ball in 11111, '112J 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""""""""" ~-;..:;;;.-r,"""':r--r-"'1 Ll tJJJEEG.4N :. ~:Z· ,W.el !:~~~~~~~; , LBJ Holding ' '·~·~· ' ' . "·"".1 :~ ' ... .,, J ;;'.'. .I �' ... - •• '· ~-.c{"'" . ' I - ·'·· ~. Appref;iatiofl Is Expressed ' For Rally Help ' j .. Chester CouncO, ol o\,merlea, mel in Daughton regular ses- Ohio Growth ls857,747 SJ•nce 1960 members pre..nt Barbara Sar· gent, councilor' presided and Out on Sen.s, Opener Monday 1 cinn 'I'IIMth•v "rVf'lflinp- with 30 COLUMBUS mPIJ . - T b e thA mAP.tlna nn.l'lflil in Y'ituan 111 • Development t;HIT:b'JG •. . Department Wed- (A "French City" Easter Ham) . '' . n '" Qf • {C ~~-'- . -~ .....--.-- eCllp Contett "Bunny" f<~Upotis below. Fill In your name, ·address, phone number on each on,, .• ! Ham \ •' ' e Deposit each coupon In 1.< Ham Contest Boz at tht I I store of the sponaorlng merchant whose name 11 on the coupon. ~ .. l I I • '' * e Coupons may be deposited unW 2:00 p.m., Friday, April 8 . u ''. I l ". l '' I '' ~~ ' .............,._._ r--::-----------• US!l ·E HEL NHELP us '• • Wlnnen wW be notified by puUclpatlllg Jltorel. You I I I I ' '' I ' I ( I \ I I need DOt be pl'UIIIt at aay llort to win. eAny one over 18 II eUgt. ble to take part. No purcJt. ~ . v· ... ...... ADDRESS •• • •••• ·.·: •• : •. •.•.••••• , ADDRESS .•••••••.••. , ••••••••••• : fHor.l ...•.••••.•... , .•.••.••..• PHONE. 0 •••••••• I • BACHNER'S SUPER MARKET MASON, W. VA. MASON, W. VA. ADDRESS .•••• eOnly 0111 lwn may be won by a tamlly. Judge• d• clllon wW be flDaL I •• 0 •••••••••• MASON FURNITURE ~ NAMI ••••••••••.••••••••••• ~ ••• qe1 are nece•lll'f· NAME . .•••••.. .........• •• ••••• I 0 0 ••• 0 •••••••••••• DunON DRUG STORE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• •• •• ADDRIH .• PHOf'l, o\ 0 ADDRESS .•• ••••• I ••••••• I ••••• I I FRIDAY, APRIL 8-2:00 P. M. I •• I •••••••• ••••••••• • II I 1 o o 0 0 o o o 0 o o o I o o I I' I I SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS .NAIMI .••••••••••••••••••••• ADDRIU .•••• I •• ' PHONE .•• •• 0 • 0 0 • 0 •••••••••••••• WESTERN AUTO STORE MIDDLEPDRT, OHIO ~NNt\1 .. I ADDRESS I I ••• 0 • •••••••••••••••••• I \ IN EACH STORE LISTED .NAMI •••••••• •••• PtJQflll .••••••••••••••••••••••••• PH~E ............ I I ••••• I •• ' •••• • . • Nassau in the Babamu ~d lng bitt one of tlie bigger Broadto be one of the IIIIOOZIOSt way of the bemlsphere . . . . . . atretebes of Ill9bly, lovely green. New botols are springing up ery In '!be IUbtroplcs when we everywhere . . . Famed · Pal'llo first laRded there, by boat Ia elise Island (or!glnally Ja. fact, some 15 winters ·ago ; .. ~ llld !JDtil HUDtlt!gton rt was a British colonial par• I irted lamely to It elise indeed, streets quiet and · to the finest haury tourlat free of traffic on:cepl for a . 01) elirth) II beaded , for Ita anclent, IJIUlterlng delayed profilabie translllon . . and Iota of bicycles . . . Today II haa toam hotel and a It's 1 bustljnl, sometimes erop. lusb gambling casino aiJd live aubli'oplcal delight ln !Ill !roplcal night club opening entij'ely opposite way, atreell year from nell la1I ... A mU• 111 congested the main ones ifua.denar ~~ridge betweea have been switched to .one • 1o1m ilf '·Nassau and way, lllbbles condncllllg alrealb' has beaa flc on every eorner and a few trilffic llebls, lip ill c1YIIIzed ltuatraUon ·• . ''fhat, of. course, Ia .downtown ~leal Jl'i"'llar til the · iet of .N'asaau o8 ~ .Wand ... & 1'V ASSOCIATED · POMIROY, OHIO MIDDLEPOR't, OHIO glamtrize SHOP L STORtS FOR B.EST YAEW&s· . ' • • . . HAM CONTEST NAMI., ••••••••.• •••••.••... ·• NAME ADD..' IISo ••••••••••••. ADDRESS .•••••• o • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0 •• t •• I 0 •• ,;............................ . NIW YOlK .. --- . .CLOrtiiHG HOUSE 0 ••• • ••• ••••• 0 . 0 ••••••••• I PHONE .•• •• o • • • • • o • • • • • • • • • • THE FABRIC SHOP I POMEROY, OHIO '• .. i . . • • • • I, ~ ·) i/1 . ....... . "' ' ' ~ ' New -· . Provtd-. lblt Qlypsa ~une" " ' .,..· ... • Complete your Costum.- · ·· Nowl Easter FIDery • Coats ••• Dresses ••• Accessories Sbters Style Shop . Pomeroy Court St. r::~:::====~~~===============:== r----------------------: NOTICE! : :I OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED ON : APRIL 8 I In Observance Of 1I ,I GOOD FRIDAY _______________________ J1I , OHIO POWER COMPANY '---------------------------J FRIDAY and SATURDAY 9 to 9-BOTH DAYS fr(Jfft our PHONE ' ; ' ' . • of ~Jsil =-=tt..~::; .... -polo 11011 l• • fllld..., u.watc• roil Wtlt, 11 o'ur exttntlfl lotm Collootln of fill welol••· · ~ &lamor IUditAJr. ~&~· ·· Watch for Grand Opening. Next Week-Apr~ 15-16 ., 'hn(J !olD wotchli. qiliiUI. And~ tulon - . Ill,_ lllilll 11M ilf!nfl . Ia till- world. j _.. bidbue- "thai ......, lbli'y, the New Bank Rate Tarms •• , ..................... ud R'• claimed bet- attnelloaa, mort and R'l plano Wy2-5661 ANew Store ••• New Floor Covering Lines ••• New Willet Kitchens • • • • New Instant Installation • • • , Hotel. Starting next Fall, bJa iloti~'B 1 major modernlzallon wlll offer not only mere !baa double Ita rDOIIJ.S, but the largest, and most ll1tter1BII light elub aaywbere .. . The clelipwho dreamed up the lrnpi'elo night club In the staniusl bt Laa Vegu, &eilerall)> u the beaWilglDeer> . aufJCUve JlbOw. . luia preperec1 a . · tllaa tbe Vegu a,III. ; . II wm have 81i8 •Ia POMEROY . Geo. Ingels Introduces A New Service to the Big Bencl Area ••. cooldllg on the JJtyl1sh premises of the Nassau Beach ' G,OUSltR .~. . • ••. ' .... ·,I> .w~s-.. ,...,, . . ., ' :I I AT 220 E. MAIN ST. Jack O'Brian ·.·. . -· . ' SCHilL IN REI.\YS LEXINGTON, Ky. (UP!) The Ulllverrlty ol Kentucky Jte. lafl litre Friday and Saturday ha•e attracted aboul 4110 at!J. letoo and ll8 teaiii.S and Olym· pie gold medalist Bob Schul of West Milton, Ohio, has ch<Jo. eD It to launch bJa oomeback bid Give incomparable excellence .Vo.ice of Broadway •• ' . I ••• I •••••••• PHOtll •••••••••• · BAKER MNITURE POMEROY, OHIO POMI!ROY, OHIO ADDRISSo ••••• •••• I •••••••••• PHOflll ..••.••••••••••••••••••••••• '· 0. 0 • • • • • • • • • • I CtiAPMAN-CANADAY SHOES ' K&C JEWELERS I I two years. The Senaton ~=II loot the opener the two 11 Johnson toeaed out lbe baiL ' "'' NO'N OPEN FOl BUSINESS BULOVA ·Collection of fine watches. HAMS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••! I II. I. I ••••••••••• ADDRESS .•••••• 0 • I •••••• 0 ••••••••••••• I ••• 0 •••••••• I ~~ ::!no~Pr.:::t ~ohnaon ........., - ;ale NAME ...•••..•.. .• •••• •••••• ••• NAMI .•• ·.nt )elleellill 11 •1-~' _j tal!' PHONE .••••••••••••••••••••••••• eContest not open to em· ployen of puUclpall!ll llore or of thlllltWiplper. I ' WIN AN EASTER HAM FOR YOUR FAMILY e A drawing w!U then be beld in each store to decide wlnnen of the free EASTER HAM for EACH alort. ,., op::s~:a=·B. ~ ·CLIP the "BUNNY'' COUPONS CONTEST RULES J ..... .....,..l•J_ . "-..... - ... -,.. .. .r."""' '. . I .J· pr::b:ereo~wu. Evans Packing Co. .~ t ,i;c form. · g -· ·-· - -· ----- neSI!ay revealed that Ohio baa recorded an increase of 857,. ~ Nawda Beaver was reported 747 persons over the 1960 fed• Jolmaoll qui~ Ul in Hol;er Hospital and era! census figure, or a boost Eva Balley and Mary Parker of abnost 9 per cent. Wednesdy was forJIIIIIIY Invited to tbrew out the llr8t ball at are bome from boopital. .A AI the mid-point betw dethe inangural but dld 1101 thank you neto waa read from . Edith Betzillg assocta~ vice cenmal federal censuses, Ohio indicate whtther be -lei councilor, tha.:.tmg the Council showed a population tl_ 10,5114,· for gift at rally. The report 144. The higb rate of mcrease of the auditing commlttoe r""d was the result of a surplus of llam Eckert called on the Whlto . births over deaths and move...... t House to preaent Presidenl by Eslber Ridenour was ao,_,_ Ob1o b t-• ta•· cep~d. men1 ..w · y ou •...-s w Johnson with a gold teason QNIIOAHOPLI residents. pass but said !be President did The Council Deputy, Erma The Development Department not give a definite commltmeat Cleland, thanked all who help- said tho general economic and --- ---- ·for the opener. ed at the rally and also Mrs. employment trends, especially "You know, he haa a bll!y Sargent for the eorsage given manufacturing employment, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - schedule eomlng up" the new ber. Dorothy Ritchie and Doris bave reversed In Ohio and there commissioner said. Grueser thanked the Council is every reason to believe that for gifts given them at the tut-<>f·stato residents are DIOV· !bat delegatlmt beaded by Thethe annU&l viall was 10 brlel rally. Plans were made for a ing to Ohio, where unemploy· potluck IUI\cb at the next mee~ ment reaebed an all lime low • . ing, April !9. Round robin cards of 2.9 per cent In 1965. I am a bey 14 years old and were sent to Mrs. Beaver and Over 72 per cent of all Ohiobave a question ott\er students Mrs. Bailey. ans lived in incorporated arby Helen Bottal weuld like answered too. Wby Helen Wolfe, on behalf of the eus, and almost 28 per cent In can't the girls in our junior Council, presented Erma Cle- unincorporated areas. Ohio bad YOUTH ASKED. FOR IT my vote 'Is YES. -H. bigh wear go-go boots? I think land, who was observing her two now cities as a result of This column is for young THE COMMONEST PROBLEM , this is a stupid rule. Boots are birthday, with an apron and a special census conducted by the people, their problOIII.S and Dear Helen: 1 harmless and don't damage feet silver shower by the members U. S. Deparlment of Commerce, pleasures, their troubles and M bl m 1 1 1 1, : or floors. I read somewhere was plaeed in tbe pocket, and Bure"Ou of the Census. They lun. As with tile rest of Helen Y pro " ' 9 mp e. m that "rules arc made by jelllthe group sang Happy Birthday were Heath in Licking County, Help Us!, it welcomes langhs l~. blonde and unhappy. I ous people." -F, to her. Several members re- and Moraine, Montgomery rut won't dodge a terious ques· I bave a crush on a boy In Dear F: ceived gilts from their secret County. Sugar Bush Knolls In lion with a brush-<>!!. some of my ctasses and have Not always, but aemetlmes pels. Portage County incorporated as Send your teen·age questions had it for eigllt montlla. Be rules don't seem to nmke AI the close of the meellng, a village. Ohio now has 197 to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, doesn't (almostJ know I ex"t. much sense. I think those lowpie and coffee were served by eilies and 736 villages. care of Helen Help US!, this , Once m a while I caleb bl':' heeled, zipper • backed ~ the good of order commiltee. Cleveland Drops newspaper. starmg at. me. He doesn t are really there, and tee no Cleveland continued to be the "WAITS" AND MEASURES go to pariles, and he gell all reason why they shouldn't be · PALM SUNDAY SERVICE largest Ohio city, despite a de- Dear Helen: "A's." About the only lime worn to school. So hil me, Mr. "Faith Opena the Door." was cline of 3.2 per cent !rom 1961). I just broke up wUb this talks to me is when I ask b1m Principal! IJUJg by the choir, during the l!MI5, with a population of 848,· boy, rather be broke up with a question about homework, This column Ia dedicated It Palm Sunday worsbiJI service, 1118. Columbus was second_ with me, and a day later I found out 1 and, that's not much because I family living, so If you're ha:"" at the Syracuse Ftrst United 529,532, followed by Cmcmnatl 1 liked another boy, who also don t want to appear forward. mg kid trouble or )ual pi BID Presbyterian Church. The aer· with a population of 497,496. r .. likes me. How long should 1 Do you have any suggeslions? trouble, let Helen help YOU. mon was given by the Rev. ledo, Akron and Dayton all had wait to accept a date with I'm not THAT bad lookln&!- She will also welcome your Leonard Mcintire, GeReral populations over one quarter him so people won't talk7 - OO.SAD own amusing experience. AdPresbyter of Legaa. of a million, while Youngstown HOW LONG? Dear 00: dress Helen Bottel Ia care of Choir members were Esther and Canto• were estimated at Dear H.L.: Lots of 15-year-<>ld Type "A" this newspaper. and Pam Sylvester; Esther and ever 100,000 persons. Approximately bali a minute, boys just aren't ready yet for Debbie Harden· Margaret and Of the 25 largest Ohio cities and maybe you can shave thet girls. Interested, yes, but Craig Cottrill;' Kathryn and Kettering and Parma showed by ten seconds. scared. Treat him .. a . good Jim Crow; Genevieve Scbnei· lbe largest ra~ of growth with Honey, there's no such thing bud~y and let hun. discover der tnd Rosetta Usie. They 19.~ an~ 17.2 per cent changes as a "proper mourning perind" you re female at his own were accompanied at the plano respecllvely. wben a boyfriend tells you speed, by Eleanor Kay SciJAeider who Gallia County population "Drop dead!" -H. And bow do you hit !bat Is also tbe church organ~t. was estimated at 26,534 with Dear Helen: "gond bnddy" plateau? Smile Sunday School followed at Gallipoi!B havmg 9,312. Meigs Do ·you think a 15-year..ld ~ be fri"!'dly, but not girl· , 10:30. Mr. \flD1am F. Winebre• County population was set at girl is old enough for 8 phone friendly. Hell when you 11r Ja all[llirmtendenl 21,369: Pomeroy with 3,36t of her own, and also old get it. across you re an evaryand Middleport 3,343, followed ODOugb to shave her legs? day k1d\ not a blonde who might by Syracuse with 747, third I'm willing to pay for the III.Sko him forget be SERVICE AT f largest. Installation and th.e monthly like domes. -H. !SwJrlse Servl will be held These figures are practically bill, and 1 wouldn't overdo it. _Dear __Hc::e=len=:====--Easter Sunday ~6 th the same as the 1960 census The way it Is now, my folks S Preaba a.m. a1 e report. have business calls and the yracuse · . yterlan Church. phone is never free. U I'm on Breakfast will follow m the TICKETS REMAIN $J it more than 10 minutes 1 get eburch IRRei. Communion wlll CINCINNATI (UP))- City blamed for ruining a or ~served. during the 9:30 wor· Council Wednesday decided to something. I baby-sit all the P Service, Tbe Rev. Roch•rd keep the Crosley Field parking Ume, so I'm solvent. Putney, of the Westmmsler fee at $1, rejecting a recom. My mother says shaving the Foundation, Athena; Will be the mendation by City Manager WiJ. legs makes the bair grow fastguest pastor. Sunday . School liam Wichman for an increase er and coarser. She says perox· Will follow at 10:30, w1th pro- of 25 cents for 1,750 "easy out" Ide It, but wbo wants blonde gram by the Pr1mary class. city parking spaces on the luzz? The poblle Is .cordially invlt· park's south side. Would you let me, If you td to these semces. The Cincimrati lleds, Cbam· were my psrents7 - R. T. ber ol Commerce and council'• Dear R: !inance commiltee had opposed On shaving legs: yes! It does FATHER DIES It, claunmg the increase would NOT make the hair grow f..tCLEVELAND (UPI) - AJ. hurt attendance. er and coaroer, and it's deliabert Fleming, 49, lather of wo. l~ly a pert of good grooming, men'a world figure skating DefensiVe drivers don't rely from early teens through Ute. champiml Peggy Fleming, died on other drivers. Ohio'd Depart- On priva~ telephones for Wednesday In St. Vincent Cbur- ment of Highway Safety says. teens: I've said it before and ity Hospital. To avoid tralfie mishaps dur- I'll II!IY lt agail - thla 1s like Fleming, wbo moved fre. ing the IJj)ring season, learn to car ownership. When you can quently to follow his 17-year • drive defensively. Be prepared manage the cost tnd the up. old danghter oR her skaUng for any emergency. Don't for· keep from your awn earnilgs, tours, suffered a beart attack get the hazards of heayY trot. wltbout sbortlng yolll'8cll 01 at the Art Gravure Corp. of fie and bad weather condititDIJ, more Important things (such as Ohio. He was working as a subcollege savings): and when you llituto pressman at a aeveland Anla lack ·""" but can feel PROVE you'rt mature enongb newspaper. vibraUona tiJrOugb the ground. to manage ,the -a>illly - I l!lttm presenl dlilft't JllbDJonhave will> llmt a· ' ... J!Dd. official .~ brought ilq ill" Jerry · . lor the eceulon. \71ednesd,Y '!be 110.. aDd Jjo!j wm be mates :as Mliilid· preatllted to the Cb1ef l!:ncu- most valuable ' . live Monday If be ean make the er durong .the ·~ 1111m, · The Redskilll - ·lbe Mld· game. · American ~ dwnp· l'aeellvo AllriiU. Ull, WASIUNGTON IUPIJ -11'1 The lasl Ume l President ioDshlp •nd polled Ill· ..., · I ' 'still undelermlned whether a lklpped the opener wu in lJ60 ord. Coach Dido: ~. <JOt· II ~ t/• ..,..Ume JolmMII City, T-··J When vu:e t'l'eSJaenl lng out his career u • coiM!II ~ high school lint baHman wiD M. N'JSOJI 111bbed for President concentrale on c1ut1e1 u DON Willi, j!WIID be on bind fm" plteblng eh«et ]Dwight D. Elleobower. " - leUc dlret1or. wu atullllld .. '' Monday wbeu the 1986 AJnerl. !deDI JoiJD Y. Kemtedy toued wards at tilt baDqQ!!t b)' leVercan League bueball seaaon out the lint ball in 11111, '112J 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""""""""" ~-;..:;;;.-r,"""':r--r-"'1 Ll tJJJEEG.4N :. ~:Z· ,W.el !:~~~~~~~; , LBJ Holding ' '·~·~· ' ' . "·"".1 :~ ' ... .,, J ;;'.'. .I �S· H~n ]"W& WOrD As New Of Council 'Mrs.Sturgeon MASON - ·'01 Welltml 1\• ttl dn sda •r I"'""' banqdel llld ..,. wlll Vlefl " e e y .4lumniEt>entfrill BeBeldonJloy28 , MasooP~ual .. l ' ,AI, lliso lAlla WJIIbl, I atudent new l1 BJGomlnlton tlnlventty, JDd. Star vlaited Ibis wltk wllb her ... lor PI'. PLEASANT-Mrs. ._ IIlii ~ Wrilbt Tbe Belllah Stur&eon, of Dr and Mrs. Mprl ' " - t1. partment will be ciOied till H ll wll1 be served' at 6:30. M.m Street, died Oblo enhl'ialDid wlth ll'rldq, 1'111 aty Boll MASON - Roger yoe At a N*l ~ 111111- lllal'llblll Ill Holm Hospital ......:..,_ 'clliiDtr 011 llnldly wiD c1o1e Ill • 88 a councnmen at 1 IDe •of,, __the .... WllwU IIUIDIIi .. ter a brlel m-. Slle waa lllOib.- Mrs. UJ. Blat!,. lallllulla.,., ~ --· - -" -......... _ ':::!::o .Mar& . . . ...V}IUII ..P\UIUIUU)'· •.... --u .. ._ . . ~-!~!!!!!!"~ OVj!llnfnllDonald ~· ~- .~ .WU&un ••, ....... ,., nu...... !!.... ~ R1.1JI'Io bonoriDI ~ 1!41:11 ' .:. ..- . ,. . w'"""•·••.• .:..'":'!;t.;., ~-:.:;.U: Mi\~ -.... -r ... . . v .. ~ .... "- ':,_"''l"':'r', . nan I:HDIII' •• -- Band and Hurrleane's JUDlor service on the three He succeeds the reslgaallon of Jack Roush aeon who died in 195%. · Tbtz.l at, Band received Superior ratlnp wiD commence at 7:30 p. ~· who was transferred to pmldent. He waa repllced She was born at Allhton, W. Gil te IIIaH at the Junior Bind F&'ilval fn On E&ter, SlUlfi&i serncc Uit Cardinal Power Plant, · yg PresldGct !'.,:: '!'~k!!'. Va uU :;q;oorntcr !!, !!!!.', Ja., di.tiDa 1 . Ripley Saturday. SIS other will be held at 8:00 at Bacbtel Oblo. Tbe oath of office llld IIP)lOinted ...qhllllr of the late c. s. were ~~~ amaty bands partlclpaled. Fleld at Wahama High IIChool waa odmlniltered by OrpDIIatlolll ill- Laara Meadowt. Mr. 111 Lee ·ltlebardlon. all Tbe » babd memben wert with the Re\1. · stanley Moore, Cluorlotte Rouab. terested in preparlne lbo ban- Surviving are one 9011, and l(rl, taken to Ripley by bal. Aceom- delivering the sermon. T b e Tbe c:o1111<ll voted to the quet are allied to 111bmlt bldl 0 Sturgeon Pl. Pleasant; one ol Muon. panylng them were blllcl dJrec. Bend area churcbes will of Mayor Dayton to Ray Tucker. .b,UiiJier, Mrs. Mary Jo Mll. Wlmll l!elf IIIII tor Gerald Slmm,.,., Ruaoell participate. .... IIIII Pollee Olllcer and bina pt Plwaat• two droll, lira. JUdy Pllldtil Capehart and Harry Hollmaa. Sunday khool af the Mason Chief, Fred Taylor, to a era ' wJri Mead...; cblldrell both of Columllul Taking pari lo the fellival Methodist Uulrch will com· meeting on Aprll 13th in and Charles Meadows, !ted on Sunday wltb Mn. 111>1roll were Susie Mcllanlll, lllrrletl mence at 9:11 and the III01'IIlng !elton. iers Bottom· me aiJier pareull, Mr. ud Mn. a::~~~ Layae, Marilyn Glbba, Theresa worship service will The Water offices wlll be v·o~an Clark ~ C8pllwt. 'l1tey ,.... • Fergll!on, Kathy Flelda, Sber- at 11 with Rev. Frame ed on Good Friday, April 8th ttl_.)___ .]_ ~ puled !lome by Mrs ,__ __ ry Hartley. Becky Gilmore, erlng the sermon "The the lth. le8 W JI'Un g~ smlces be J,lldkllf ad 100 crl ~~·:=~~~ Connie OHland, Linda Perry, Faith That Easter . AI a opeclal follow· er Saturday lbe wllo ._.. visiting In Utile Ghls 111 with Cindy Tennan), Lucinda Ord, COnfirmation of ' log tho regular d 30 a.m. Home lllld Mrs !!ell. Vickie Crow, 'lJbby Brown Memb•rship Claos will also ell approved the town PT. ~LE:.Af"Poln~~!~".t: ::.~:fe~a~ogers ~.,'!'0, Reynotds who enllo~ii $1UP Gloria Young, Cozy Co!Jk, Ang· held. lor t20,!1159, and the amount I~ ' echanlc died Wednes•. g Burial wUl lollow lD t b ed recenUy 1o the Air Force Ratings MASON - Holy Wltk llld EU111' lllrVicel al the MISOII Metbodlat cburcb wiD eootlllue 011 'J'hursday, April 71b, wlth Holy commmdon and 011 Friday April 81b, ~ Good Friday servlee wDI be, ''The Cross: • a} At Festiv be held May 21111 In tbe IYDIRUium with the Dusters providing muaie !lt¢iDI at UL II Lis~ """hi. I • fi Otbo wandling n• NEW SADD~E or Dayton Raynes, """' o ~ 1 the (,'harleo Yeag Walter ty on May 1111, ...,, a eon o Jimmy Ar111, 118lpb 8 a y r Francis QueeD. Klltt Brown DlYid 1\uuell Jeff Fowler: Clovis Doerief, Mlke Jonea, werry, and aeor1e At Wahama MASON _ The Student coun· ALSO: tHALTIRS tiRUSHES, tiHOIS I MANY OTHIIt IUPPLIII FOR YOUR HORtl AND FONY Wddloport ~ ' ~ Hdwt. & LNihtr Supply Ph. ~2719 Powwuoy '!!. SIMON'S MARKET Smoked Callie ·HAMS ,, Cool Frosty White ~um&ing •Heating Your Doponcloble Doalorfor ;· Style2700 PLUMBING AND j HEATING l Phone WY 2·2550 'J ~OL®RS ~~IW/@~~~- CARPET BARWICK· e!Wculon e Aerll011 Nylon Solocl From Ovor 200 PoHtrn1l: eolon t3 95 Prlcoo Stort AI ' IICJ· y4. .1-1 Rambl T 2.98 c I~ ThtCan VeryAnywhere ltat '" Ultd No matter what Ume of the day, thla perky liUie slllmmer wlll anawer your C!lll for tho sboe to fU the oceuton. 29 · To keep you erllp and A wa- with perfeet DOWN ' e UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY tFORfMAN &ABBOJT N. 2nd Ave. Micldleport, 0. 11BW MOTORS lpdt/1111 , . . $19 15 700xl4 . "Y- .,,.,., Dtolo,.. POMIROY, 0. II lor thbee:e::~ resigned last year. The R~v. acorec1 Falcons,a ball-point was lbe only m Wall will begin hlo new duties of the WHS team to score.. 1111 ~ayne~ putor Is married Galllpolll, because of and the lather of 101U' cbildren, vacation, wlll be Idle a 1100 wbo II a ttacber; a claush· ~ld w:.~·~ tor who Is a fresbman at lien's the mutts of ~ College, Alhenl, w. 1 ed lo Va., aDd two mmlecl dau&bter• evening's matcb, p ay ,..,_ w v degree weather: who reside in ...-1eaton, · a. Chip Janes 48, Roy llel)ma•> Jl 41, Janes won, ~. Roderlcl: 31, Dave White Roderlcl: won, ~. Tom McCarty 40, Gary Jl'lei(l ll ;::a PATENTS 5.88 S1yle1270 ONLY Sllp.ons wiD& tlpl, p\oio and moe &17los ID blick lllld brown. 3· ·5·· Man'lo.to... S.N-12.95 . McCOY'S ' AJt the colon liar Ju. ,.... ..... and blaet. lleftn1 II.Jiea to . . . 2.98· 3.88 . WOMEN1 Dress Shoesallll Dress Flats WHITE-BEIGE-BLACK SIZES 5-10 GALLON ,o1r ~,_. to '5·99 \ ROUSH'S SHOE-STORE ." ,. MJDDLEPC-Rl, 0. ,, ' v.roman af fashion ... ibis Easter!. MOll I 110xl4 711•14 7101114 17b14 100xl4 115•14 ,,, I Wbllol ltl~ 21.111 21.20 = White or Black Patent Slzea .I Wardrobe At Easter, You'll Find It Here. Styles and Prices To ' Pleese. ' LADIES DRESSES $5.95 • $13.95 LADIES COATS $10.95 • $22.95 I !: ) '•• !' .. ' LADIES SHOES - $2.98 • $5.95 ,J ~ADIES HATS A beautiful Ealller beglna with a new ,.._ to J!ve a 1Ift to your aplrlts and a fresb touc\). Qf flattery to your costwne. Thll Easter, please your audle- •.• and :rour· ltlf , , . add a hat for real charm. LADIES MSES •3.99 DREssES _ $2.98 • $5.95 COATS _ $6.95 • $10.95 ILOVII $p1 ' . •• MAIN S~HT '..' i ,,, \ .' LmLE GIRLS 12 I \ You Went To Brighten Your I'UIISI SITS - - STORE ' ' NEW SHOES? Whatever Feshion to 3"' to ' ' NEW DRESS? NEW COAT? April9 •••••• 9 ,Aft\.le19 .I'M· EASY MONDAY ,. OXFORDS and LOAFERS Frlclly, Aplll 8 .• , , , •• , 9 AM to I PM Gil. _, - ·*s 99 • ,_.YY " • • Sizes B\l- Bll • l:======~~======:~ r ~ 99 FOR THE PATENTS lor - lorlonprwnr. ~- Girls' Easter !let, TOfV• fnjlelloll moldtd .... $2,99 .._ ar.. • 4\la to ,. • ~- Tom""ldenll c1en rr, Bm Manblll a .•• won,~. Scores that did not eount the final resu1111 were: Terr:rll Shrader 43, Jim Wise 5I. Shra,ll c1er won, u. Bruce Harrold Bob Redman H. Harreld won, PRICID Dress Oxfords ~tao 51. McCarty won ARE A MUST FOR A LITTLE GIRL ON EASTER IN WHITI FOR A BOY'S EAml 5Lvs. buckle llrap clev• WI COOIDeSII. Ills. Hol1um or Adam• METROPOLITAN er17 designed to Ire drelli/ · , yet open aU over• even to tbe perforalioD8 for ~n~nnen. FREE IKPIIT INJTALLATION 3.88 Diuaed looklnJ all day long. Always ready to take you SOAP POWDER GIANT SIZE lOX SEE .-Hi8ROWS----. ~"··.'.· 88 ESTIMATES! NO RIASONAILE OPFER REFUSED White luther with pancake heeL lbs. precincts. :do':: AT RIZER OIL COMPANY CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS GROUND BEEF PURE LARD 4 SURF ~. Tom Folden, playing the PI'. PLEASANT - The Us' number lour position, Earl Wall, 18, Siltersvllle, OI'TERBEIN LOSF.S medalist honors wttl! a two-ov· ll accepted 1 call to serve as CULLOIIEE, N. c.. (UP!~ - er-par 37 tor of the Main Street Western Carolina capollliiO on Each I~ played six Cburth, filling the vacancy of oil< hila llld six error• vlduals bnt only the top lour the Rev. Gilbert Moore who Otterbein Collese't "" seores 'counted in the final ou~ ~~..;.;;;;;....,.._..,.~==j team 4-Z Wednesday. ThefCar· C!OIIle according to Coach Mil· dlnals, now 1-2, lace. tl1e aro- boan If I'GIMI" II Una team (9-2) again today. W~ama's Roy Redman, , ANTHONY ; 0 It .. Ga)JipoJiS Ca11 to Church Average hp 1 ::i 4to61b. Blaci•lld.Wbit. 'Ho..., cool comfort. I~ ::~~~t 10 For Awards elsu:;e"\:::u~: : · : . . PT. PLEASANT- Funeral N:~ WUllem Persinger of ' . Kenneth Wandling, Columbua, eervlce for Uwell V. . lumbus vlsiled on Monday w•th Banquet Friday Therlan WlllldllDg, Delaware, moods, 92, Rt I Barboursville, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ohio, GJenneth and Landis will be held at lhe Hub Rl~t Marshall and Jane. . Wandling, both of Rt Pl. Baptllt Church, B~rboursv e, Mrs. Stanley Harbour has •; .!'d Just relax completely In the sun and enjoy the beauty of 1ummer. Wear this smart new atrap for dell&htfuUy c """•11 :::: canllPII LeJe"!'o vlllled over tho end w•th 111o wile, hll parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harbour and grandmother, M,.. Mat•lda Wahama •• For Easter and After ~~~~h:J.~es:te ~~bellnning of stwhnt govern. and 1 develo ment ~:ionIIIn the ~hoot' She ,... the ~1 DoWDS lfl=-'.sio OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY Y EWn00dSR•lteS a_: COSTS LESS When You Shop Simons Pick·A·Pair ' an assem Y ~7 -:.e25. ~T~ lw · ed as a mechanic tor lbe GreyBus Lines, Cbarleston, until mheallh forcod blo retirement. ~':enllae:land ADMITI'E~. G~ ~· B. R. 'fl.·, wv 2-5428 wv 2-5130 SHOES 088 MASON - Appr~un;,tel~tend Pleasant; two daughters, Mrs. W. Va. I p.m. Fr•day IDS!ead cepted employment at Mary K s viewed brlefiy duties of the var. per!IOn• are expec a Jlenlece Newberry, Patriot, of at tbe home o! Mrs. Beauty Balon In Pt. Pleasant. ioua officers and qusllficaUons. the Annual awards Ohio and Mrs. Cledith Deweese, ham Phllhps, Kanauga, Mr. and Mn. Clyda_Bwl~f.~~ \1 Three students were basketball, d Delaware Ohio· olx brothers, as prevlouoly announced. ner of Leipsic, Ohio, nated as candidaies lor ch:crleaders an Bradford,'~ and Tbunnan Edmonds died Monday at her brother and family, Mr. dent of the council, Friday everungSchool A. Wandlq, all of Charleston, borne of ltlo daughter, Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis Gllland, lor Miller Sandy Stewart at Warama High · Thad and Leslie Wandling, both lips. ,...,al days th1s week. Debbi~ Cook Awards 1D athletes from of N'tro and Freel Wandllnt He is survived by three sons, Mlso Beverly Cai'IOII of PlOIIIII Vice president candidates are 9th through the 12th grade Red W, Va.: two sisters: seven daughters and 39 grand· Happy Go Lucky 4-H Club Bow: Sandy Groer, Mlke llarbour, be presented by coachea Mrs. MiDI Fisher and Mrs. cblldren. . . tlclpated in the area club dem· Pt. Pleasant, Mtl. Sandy Gibbs Donna WIU Steve Oliver' Frank Capehart Rena Baabam both of Charles- Burial will be '" the 0118tratlons given recently I en, Ashtmt; J~ DlnleJ Fowler, Bob Whitmore ' and Ronald Rkhardson. ton: and 22 arandcblldren mere cemetery at the Mason Youth Center. Pt. P=ant· Peter Alan Hart; secretary-treasurer, Mn. Carl Te.nnant and Mra. Funeral service wiD be held Frielldl are being at clubs In the Bend ares Cbrlltlan, . ' Roberta Keyea, Vicki May, E. L. Rlllle wlll be lD cllarge Saturda 2 .m. In the Mnhr - the Phillips residence in Kan&IIDurs~ Loou, Mn. Oris Dodlou, Sue Bwngarner, Judy Lathey, dmlng room arrangemenil. Steven/~al Home with the ga, Ohio, Ulltil 10, a.m. Friday ~~:.;;_iiiiiiiiii===== Muon; Tim Fllber, Pl. p~ and Linda Abolln. Mrs. Johnson Scar~rry ev Homer Hicb officiating. when the body w•ll be remov· ant; Han7 PldaDI, Racine, A wHk ol campal811ing wiD Mn. Gerald Rood will be : :1 ill be in Kirkland ed to the cllurch where It will Harry KIDnalrd, Hopett. 111 commence Aprll 18 and uWul cllarge 01 the kitchen. ~ 1wGardena Friends lie in state one hour prior DI~~ CbarMrl through April 25th. Tbe election Vollmteera to uslst Ia may ca\'t at ~~ 11mne of· servicoo. WIUih...._,.._ ~~ wUI be held on April 26th. Mrs. and cleo~ up KaJI. ttl' 8 p.m. Tburaday. ---owen ........ Mary Capellllrt of the Lleulo Roush, n. old Meellley, Oalllpo1ll; Mn, laeulty II tba advllor. DOth Rolllnl, Mll. Ro•Ia 'l'hnfm1, ~ Searberry' Mrs. Charles Election Officials BIRTHS: Mr. IIIII Mrt. Gary ELECI' OFFICl!RS ir, Mre. Wilma IIJHe, Bowen, Ashton, a daugbler, Mr. PT. PLEASANT Bill Fry, Mn. Pbll Baley, Have Been Approved . ...... aDjl Mrs. J>atllel Cbrl8tlan, PI, of office,.. was held by t h James Hart, Mr~. ()key How· PI'. PLEASANT - llllectl011 \ Plessan~ a tliqbter. Polnt Pleasant High ard, Jr., Mrs. lommy , officials for the May 1oth primBand llooltero Club with Mrs. Glt!!i Thompson, Mrs. ary election have been desig· MASON- '!'be Lillie Le~ Harry Snowden ~lected Ro"'h and Mn. ~orrest nated ond approved, acco>rding l AssoelatloD met Mmday ••; dent. Elected to serve with graves. to Elvin E. Wedge, chairman. Coach John Milhoan's Blue lng 11 tba lluoD YINib C.. Mrs. Snowden were Joe Cook, The Jays, of Pomer~v COunty Republican Ex· Devil golf team from . and elected llonald Gahrltaeb, Vlce president, William Mo- provide muSI< for d•ncmg r C mmittee and Homer Academy High school Mason, u pres=~~ Graw, secreu.ry and Mrs, L. lowll1jl the banquoJt, which ;'ud:th~ Democrat chairman. up lt.! secondw~~~~ 1\y !~ Belcbw, vice ...., W G tty treasurer. Tbe new be open to the pu'>llc. ·- poD workers 1111D1bering many starts ""'' Y L a - Foremln, treasur- • e ' d '"" . leattng host Wabama 1M> to Lewis Gilland, tba wt&o- olll- wlll a9Silme their II. 130 Republicans and 193 Dem· th new links in Mason plllldlnt pnalde4. Ilea on June !st. Rev. Wall Accepts oerals wlll staff the 41 county ~;.n e tCOMIS Pomeroy sen stationed at Lackland c~.... late~:~,:.·;:"w:~;: Change Day of t~ 230 EXpected ~:rry~~':tT!::.eo~ard- ell ~Wahama Hr : : Othera from tbe aru attelldlng were Mn. Wanda Gabrltach, Mrs, Lewis GWand, Mrs. Emogene Crow, Joll and Debbie (:,nand, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith, Mr. and Mrs. DWight Sayre, Mr. llld Mrs. Ralph Sayre, Mr. and Ml'B. Mel Clark, Mr. and Mll. John Hoffman and Mrs. Batty Thomas. 1 01 ~~ ~=!itCtsuyre6:;e, By Students Robinson's :.W t;m!'1·~~;.o!,"YJ.'!:flmC:~h:~ , :~~::".dA:p~~~ro~ the ~Y- .en'route to a lo- ;;'.n'sChapelcemetery. Gbl~~ ~· J~Uyline8:!:: Assembly Given l•vy rate. Atteudlng ~-~~~ calH~:'!~ io Jackson Coun- ~:, ~a~,;,t. the r'""'"• .,..anna da Mahan Karen BilleD, Deb- CLEANING mnci5UIIY ' EASTER PATENT Stop In and Select A SIMCO u:re. • ' t -·· ",j, ' Good Selection 1·10-4·95 �S· H~n ]"W& WOrD As New Of Council 'Mrs.Sturgeon MASON - ·'01 Welltml 1\• ttl dn sda •r I"'""' banqdel llld ..,. wlll Vlefl " e e y .4lumniEt>entfrill BeBeldonJloy28 , MasooP~ual .. l ' ,AI, lliso lAlla WJIIbl, I atudent new l1 BJGomlnlton tlnlventty, JDd. Star vlaited Ibis wltk wllb her ... lor PI'. PLEASANT-Mrs. ._ IIlii ~ Wrilbt Tbe Belllah Stur&eon, of Dr and Mrs. Mprl ' " - t1. partment will be ciOied till H ll wll1 be served' at 6:30. M.m Street, died Oblo enhl'ialDid wlth ll'rldq, 1'111 aty Boll MASON - Roger yoe At a N*l ~ 111111- lllal'llblll Ill Holm Hospital ......:..,_ 'clliiDtr 011 llnldly wiD c1o1e Ill • 88 a councnmen at 1 IDe •of,, __the .... WllwU IIUIDIIi .. ter a brlel m-. Slle waa lllOib.- Mrs. UJ. Blat!,. lallllulla.,., ~ --· - -" -......... _ ':::!::o .Mar& . . . ...V}IUII ..P\UIUIUU)'· •.... --u .. ._ . . ~-!~!!!!!!"~ OVj!llnfnllDonald ~· ~- .~ .WU&un ••, ....... ,., nu...... !!.... ~ R1.1JI'Io bonoriDI ~ 1!41:11 ' .:. ..- . ,. . w'"""•·••.• .:..'":'!;t.;., ~-:.:;.U: Mi\~ -.... -r ... . . v .. ~ .... "- ':,_"''l"':'r', . nan I:HDIII' •• -- Band and Hurrleane's JUDlor service on the three He succeeds the reslgaallon of Jack Roush aeon who died in 195%. · Tbtz.l at, Band received Superior ratlnp wiD commence at 7:30 p. ~· who was transferred to pmldent. He waa repllced She was born at Allhton, W. Gil te IIIaH at the Junior Bind F&'ilval fn On E&ter, SlUlfi&i serncc Uit Cardinal Power Plant, · yg PresldGct !'.,:: '!'~k!!'. Va uU :;q;oorntcr !!, !!!!.', Ja., di.tiDa 1 . Ripley Saturday. SIS other will be held at 8:00 at Bacbtel Oblo. Tbe oath of office llld IIP)lOinted ...qhllllr of the late c. s. were ~~~ amaty bands partlclpaled. Fleld at Wahama High IIChool waa odmlniltered by OrpDIIatlolll ill- Laara Meadowt. Mr. 111 Lee ·ltlebardlon. all Tbe » babd memben wert with the Re\1. · stanley Moore, Cluorlotte Rouab. terested in preparlne lbo ban- Surviving are one 9011, and l(rl, taken to Ripley by bal. Aceom- delivering the sermon. T b e Tbe c:o1111<ll voted to the quet are allied to 111bmlt bldl 0 Sturgeon Pl. Pleasant; one ol Muon. panylng them were blllcl dJrec. Bend area churcbes will of Mayor Dayton to Ray Tucker. .b,UiiJier, Mrs. Mary Jo Mll. Wlmll l!elf IIIII tor Gerald Slmm,.,., Ruaoell participate. .... IIIII Pollee Olllcer and bina pt Plwaat• two droll, lira. JUdy Pllldtil Capehart and Harry Hollmaa. Sunday khool af the Mason Chief, Fred Taylor, to a era ' wJri Mead...; cblldrell both of Columllul Taking pari lo the fellival Methodist Uulrch will com· meeting on Aprll 13th in and Charles Meadows, !ted on Sunday wltb Mn. 111>1roll were Susie Mcllanlll, lllrrletl mence at 9:11 and the III01'IIlng !elton. iers Bottom· me aiJier pareull, Mr. ud Mn. a::~~~ Layae, Marilyn Glbba, Theresa worship service will The Water offices wlll be v·o~an Clark ~ C8pllwt. 'l1tey ,.... • Fergll!on, Kathy Flelda, Sber- at 11 with Rev. Frame ed on Good Friday, April 8th ttl_.)___ .]_ ~ puled !lome by Mrs ,__ __ ry Hartley. Becky Gilmore, erlng the sermon "The the lth. le8 W JI'Un g~ smlces be J,lldkllf ad 100 crl ~~·:=~~~ Connie OHland, Linda Perry, Faith That Easter . AI a opeclal follow· er Saturday lbe wllo ._.. visiting In Utile Ghls 111 with Cindy Tennan), Lucinda Ord, COnfirmation of ' log tho regular d 30 a.m. Home lllld Mrs !!ell. Vickie Crow, 'lJbby Brown Memb•rship Claos will also ell approved the town PT. ~LE:.Af"Poln~~!~".t: ::.~:fe~a~ogers ~.,'!'0, Reynotds who enllo~ii $1UP Gloria Young, Cozy Co!Jk, Ang· held. lor t20,!1159, and the amount I~ ' echanlc died Wednes•. g Burial wUl lollow lD t b ed recenUy 1o the Air Force Ratings MASON - Holy Wltk llld EU111' lllrVicel al the MISOII Metbodlat cburcb wiD eootlllue 011 'J'hursday, April 71b, wlth Holy commmdon and 011 Friday April 81b, ~ Good Friday servlee wDI be, ''The Cross: • a} At Festiv be held May 21111 In tbe IYDIRUium with the Dusters providing muaie !lt¢iDI at UL II Lis~ """hi. I • fi Otbo wandling n• NEW SADD~E or Dayton Raynes, """' o ~ 1 the (,'harleo Yeag Walter ty on May 1111, ...,, a eon o Jimmy Ar111, 118lpb 8 a y r Francis QueeD. Klltt Brown DlYid 1\uuell Jeff Fowler: Clovis Doerief, Mlke Jonea, werry, and aeor1e At Wahama MASON _ The Student coun· ALSO: tHALTIRS tiRUSHES, tiHOIS I MANY OTHIIt IUPPLIII FOR YOUR HORtl AND FONY Wddloport ~ ' ~ Hdwt. & LNihtr Supply Ph. ~2719 Powwuoy '!!. SIMON'S MARKET Smoked Callie ·HAMS ,, Cool Frosty White ~um&ing •Heating Your Doponcloble Doalorfor ;· Style2700 PLUMBING AND j HEATING l Phone WY 2·2550 'J ~OL®RS ~~IW/@~~~- CARPET BARWICK· e!Wculon e Aerll011 Nylon Solocl From Ovor 200 PoHtrn1l: eolon t3 95 Prlcoo Stort AI ' IICJ· y4. .1-1 Rambl T 2.98 c I~ ThtCan VeryAnywhere ltat '" Ultd No matter what Ume of the day, thla perky liUie slllmmer wlll anawer your C!lll for tho sboe to fU the oceuton. 29 · To keep you erllp and A wa- with perfeet DOWN ' e UP TO 5 YEARS TO PAY tFORfMAN &ABBOJT N. 2nd Ave. Micldleport, 0. 11BW MOTORS lpdt/1111 , . . $19 15 700xl4 . "Y- .,,.,., Dtolo,.. POMIROY, 0. II lor thbee:e::~ resigned last year. The R~v. acorec1 Falcons,a ball-point was lbe only m Wall will begin hlo new duties of the WHS team to score.. 1111 ~ayne~ putor Is married Galllpolll, because of and the lather of 101U' cbildren, vacation, wlll be Idle a 1100 wbo II a ttacber; a claush· ~ld w:.~·~ tor who Is a fresbman at lien's the mutts of ~ College, Alhenl, w. 1 ed lo Va., aDd two mmlecl dau&bter• evening's matcb, p ay ,..,_ w v degree weather: who reside in ...-1eaton, · a. Chip Janes 48, Roy llel)ma•> Jl 41, Janes won, ~. Roderlcl: 31, Dave White Roderlcl: won, ~. Tom McCarty 40, Gary Jl'lei(l ll ;::a PATENTS 5.88 S1yle1270 ONLY Sllp.ons wiD& tlpl, p\oio and moe &17los ID blick lllld brown. 3· ·5·· Man'lo.to... S.N-12.95 . McCOY'S ' AJt the colon liar Ju. ,.... ..... and blaet. lleftn1 II.Jiea to . . . 2.98· 3.88 . WOMEN1 Dress Shoesallll Dress Flats WHITE-BEIGE-BLACK SIZES 5-10 GALLON ,o1r ~,_. to '5·99 \ ROUSH'S SHOE-STORE ." ,. MJDDLEPC-Rl, 0. ,, ' v.roman af fashion ... ibis Easter!. MOll I 110xl4 711•14 7101114 17b14 100xl4 115•14 ,,, I Wbllol ltl~ 21.111 21.20 = White or Black Patent Slzea .I Wardrobe At Easter, You'll Find It Here. Styles and Prices To ' Pleese. ' LADIES DRESSES $5.95 • $13.95 LADIES COATS $10.95 • $22.95 I !: ) '•• !' .. ' LADIES SHOES - $2.98 • $5.95 ,J ~ADIES HATS A beautiful Ealller beglna with a new ,.._ to J!ve a 1Ift to your aplrlts and a fresb touc\). Qf flattery to your costwne. Thll Easter, please your audle- •.• and :rour· ltlf , , . add a hat for real charm. LADIES MSES •3.99 DREssES _ $2.98 • $5.95 COATS _ $6.95 • $10.95 ILOVII $p1 ' . •• MAIN S~HT '..' i ,,, \ .' LmLE GIRLS 12 I \ You Went To Brighten Your I'UIISI SITS - - STORE ' ' NEW SHOES? Whatever Feshion to 3"' to ' ' NEW DRESS? NEW COAT? April9 •••••• 9 ,Aft\.le19 .I'M· EASY MONDAY ,. OXFORDS and LOAFERS Frlclly, Aplll 8 .• , , , •• , 9 AM to I PM Gil. _, - ·*s 99 • ,_.YY " • • Sizes B\l- Bll • l:======~~======:~ r ~ 99 FOR THE PATENTS lor - lorlonprwnr. ~- Girls' Easter !let, TOfV• fnjlelloll moldtd .... $2,99 .._ ar.. • 4\la to ,. • ~- Tom""ldenll c1en rr, Bm Manblll a .•• won,~. Scores that did not eount the final resu1111 were: Terr:rll Shrader 43, Jim Wise 5I. Shra,ll c1er won, u. Bruce Harrold Bob Redman H. Harreld won, PRICID Dress Oxfords ~tao 51. McCarty won ARE A MUST FOR A LITTLE GIRL ON EASTER IN WHITI FOR A BOY'S EAml 5Lvs. buckle llrap clev• WI COOIDeSII. Ills. Hol1um or Adam• METROPOLITAN er17 designed to Ire drelli/ · , yet open aU over• even to tbe perforalioD8 for ~n~nnen. FREE IKPIIT INJTALLATION 3.88 Diuaed looklnJ all day long. Always ready to take you SOAP POWDER GIANT SIZE lOX SEE .-Hi8ROWS----. ~"··.'.· 88 ESTIMATES! NO RIASONAILE OPFER REFUSED White luther with pancake heeL lbs. precincts. :do':: AT RIZER OIL COMPANY CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS GROUND BEEF PURE LARD 4 SURF ~. Tom Folden, playing the PI'. PLEASANT - The Us' number lour position, Earl Wall, 18, Siltersvllle, OI'TERBEIN LOSF.S medalist honors wttl! a two-ov· ll accepted 1 call to serve as CULLOIIEE, N. c.. (UP!~ - er-par 37 tor of the Main Street Western Carolina capollliiO on Each I~ played six Cburth, filling the vacancy of oil< hila llld six error• vlduals bnt only the top lour the Rev. Gilbert Moore who Otterbein Collese't "" seores 'counted in the final ou~ ~~..;.;;;;;....,.._..,.~==j team 4-Z Wednesday. ThefCar· C!OIIle according to Coach Mil· dlnals, now 1-2, lace. tl1e aro- boan If I'GIMI" II Una team (9-2) again today. W~ama's Roy Redman, , ANTHONY ; 0 It .. Ga)JipoJiS Ca11 to Church Average hp 1 ::i 4to61b. Blaci•lld.Wbit. 'Ho..., cool comfort. I~ ::~~~t 10 For Awards elsu:;e"\:::u~: : · : . . PT. PLEASANT- Funeral N:~ WUllem Persinger of ' . Kenneth Wandling, Columbua, eervlce for Uwell V. . lumbus vlsiled on Monday w•th Banquet Friday Therlan WlllldllDg, Delaware, moods, 92, Rt I Barboursville, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ohio, GJenneth and Landis will be held at lhe Hub Rl~t Marshall and Jane. . Wandling, both of Rt Pl. Baptllt Church, B~rboursv e, Mrs. Stanley Harbour has •; .!'d Just relax completely In the sun and enjoy the beauty of 1ummer. Wear this smart new atrap for dell&htfuUy c """•11 :::: canllPII LeJe"!'o vlllled over tho end w•th 111o wile, hll parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Harbour and grandmother, M,.. Mat•lda Wahama •• For Easter and After ~~~~h:J.~es:te ~~bellnning of stwhnt govern. and 1 develo ment ~:ionIIIn the ~hoot' She ,... the ~1 DoWDS lfl=-'.sio OPEN DAILY 9:00 TO 7:00- FRIDAY TIL 8- SATURDAY TIL 9 E. MAIN ST. WY 2-3975 POMEROY Y EWn00dSR•lteS a_: COSTS LESS When You Shop Simons Pick·A·Pair ' an assem Y ~7 -:.e25. ~T~ lw · ed as a mechanic tor lbe GreyBus Lines, Cbarleston, until mheallh forcod blo retirement. ~':enllae:land ADMITI'E~. G~ ~· B. R. 'fl.·, wv 2-5428 wv 2-5130 SHOES 088 MASON - Appr~un;,tel~tend Pleasant; two daughters, Mrs. W. Va. I p.m. Fr•day IDS!ead cepted employment at Mary K s viewed brlefiy duties of the var. per!IOn• are expec a Jlenlece Newberry, Patriot, of at tbe home o! Mrs. Beauty Balon In Pt. Pleasant. ioua officers and qusllficaUons. the Annual awards Ohio and Mrs. Cledith Deweese, ham Phllhps, Kanauga, Mr. and Mn. Clyda_Bwl~f.~~ \1 Three students were basketball, d Delaware Ohio· olx brothers, as prevlouoly announced. ner of Leipsic, Ohio, nated as candidaies lor ch:crleaders an Bradford,'~ and Tbunnan Edmonds died Monday at her brother and family, Mr. dent of the council, Friday everungSchool A. Wandlq, all of Charleston, borne of ltlo daughter, Mrs. and Mrs. Lewis Gllland, lor Miller Sandy Stewart at Warama High · Thad and Leslie Wandling, both lips. ,...,al days th1s week. Debbi~ Cook Awards 1D athletes from of N'tro and Freel Wandllnt He is survived by three sons, Mlso Beverly Cai'IOII of PlOIIIII Vice president candidates are 9th through the 12th grade Red W, Va.: two sisters: seven daughters and 39 grand· Happy Go Lucky 4-H Club Bow: Sandy Groer, Mlke llarbour, be presented by coachea Mrs. MiDI Fisher and Mrs. cblldren. . . tlclpated in the area club dem· Pt. Pleasant, Mtl. Sandy Gibbs Donna WIU Steve Oliver' Frank Capehart Rena Baabam both of Charles- Burial will be '" the 0118tratlons given recently I en, Ashtmt; J~ DlnleJ Fowler, Bob Whitmore ' and Ronald Rkhardson. ton: and 22 arandcblldren mere cemetery at the Mason Youth Center. Pt. P=ant· Peter Alan Hart; secretary-treasurer, Mn. Carl Te.nnant and Mra. Funeral service wiD be held Frielldl are being at clubs In the Bend ares Cbrlltlan, . ' Roberta Keyea, Vicki May, E. L. Rlllle wlll be lD cllarge Saturda 2 .m. In the Mnhr - the Phillips residence in Kan&IIDurs~ Loou, Mn. Oris Dodlou, Sue Bwngarner, Judy Lathey, dmlng room arrangemenil. Steven/~al Home with the ga, Ohio, Ulltil 10, a.m. Friday ~~:.;;_iiiiiiiiii===== Muon; Tim Fllber, Pl. p~ and Linda Abolln. Mrs. Johnson Scar~rry ev Homer Hicb officiating. when the body w•ll be remov· ant; Han7 PldaDI, Racine, A wHk ol campal811ing wiD Mn. Gerald Rood will be : :1 ill be in Kirkland ed to the cllurch where It will Harry KIDnalrd, Hopett. 111 commence Aprll 18 and uWul cllarge 01 the kitchen. ~ 1wGardena Friends lie in state one hour prior DI~~ CbarMrl through April 25th. Tbe election Vollmteera to uslst Ia may ca\'t at ~~ 11mne of· servicoo. WIUih...._,.._ ~~ wUI be held on April 26th. Mrs. and cleo~ up KaJI. ttl' 8 p.m. Tburaday. ---owen ........ Mary Capellllrt of the Lleulo Roush, n. old Meellley, Oalllpo1ll; Mn, laeulty II tba advllor. DOth Rolllnl, Mll. Ro•Ia 'l'hnfm1, ~ Searberry' Mrs. Charles Election Officials BIRTHS: Mr. IIIII Mrt. Gary ELECI' OFFICl!RS ir, Mre. Wilma IIJHe, Bowen, Ashton, a daugbler, Mr. PT. PLEASANT Bill Fry, Mn. Pbll Baley, Have Been Approved . ...... aDjl Mrs. J>atllel Cbrl8tlan, PI, of office,.. was held by t h James Hart, Mr~. ()key How· PI'. PLEASANT - llllectl011 \ Plessan~ a tliqbter. Polnt Pleasant High ard, Jr., Mrs. lommy , officials for the May 1oth primBand llooltero Club with Mrs. Glt!!i Thompson, Mrs. ary election have been desig· MASON- '!'be Lillie Le~ Harry Snowden ~lected Ro"'h and Mn. ~orrest nated ond approved, acco>rding l AssoelatloD met Mmday ••; dent. Elected to serve with graves. to Elvin E. Wedge, chairman. Coach John Milhoan's Blue lng 11 tba lluoD YINib C.. Mrs. Snowden were Joe Cook, The Jays, of Pomer~v COunty Republican Ex· Devil golf team from . and elected llonald Gahrltaeb, Vlce president, William Mo- provide muSI< for d•ncmg r C mmittee and Homer Academy High school Mason, u pres=~~ Graw, secreu.ry and Mrs, L. lowll1jl the banquoJt, which ;'ud:th~ Democrat chairman. up lt.! secondw~~~~ 1\y !~ Belcbw, vice ...., W G tty treasurer. Tbe new be open to the pu'>llc. ·- poD workers 1111D1bering many starts ""'' Y L a - Foremln, treasur- • e ' d '"" . leattng host Wabama 1M> to Lewis Gilland, tba wt&o- olll- wlll a9Silme their II. 130 Republicans and 193 Dem· th new links in Mason plllldlnt pnalde4. Ilea on June !st. Rev. Wall Accepts oerals wlll staff the 41 county ~;.n e tCOMIS Pomeroy sen stationed at Lackland c~.... late~:~,:.·;:"w:~;: Change Day of t~ 230 EXpected ~:rry~~':tT!::.eo~ard- ell ~Wahama Hr : : Othera from tbe aru attelldlng were Mn. Wanda Gabrltach, Mrs, Lewis GWand, Mrs. Emogene Crow, Joll and Debbie (:,nand, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Smith, Mr. and Mrs. DWight Sayre, Mr. llld Mrs. Ralph Sayre, Mr. and Ml'B. Mel Clark, Mr. and Mll. John Hoffman and Mrs. Batty Thomas. 1 01 ~~ ~=!itCtsuyre6:;e, By Students Robinson's :.W t;m!'1·~~;.o!,"YJ.'!:flmC:~h:~ , :~~::".dA:p~~~ro~ the ~Y- .en'route to a lo- ;;'.n'sChapelcemetery. Gbl~~ ~· J~Uyline8:!:: Assembly Given l•vy rate. Atteudlng ~-~~~ calH~:'!~ io Jackson Coun- ~:, ~a~,;,t. the r'""'"• .,..anna da Mahan Karen BilleD, Deb- CLEANING mnci5UIIY ' EASTER PATENT Stop In and Select A SIMCO u:re. • ' t -·· ",j, ' Good Selection 1·10-4·95 �• ., ~------~-------,,-------' Racine Sotiety Notes By 1\ln. Fraaell BELPRE, OHIO ROUTE 1 a revival HOUDAY RAMBLER- TROTWOOD HOLIDAY TRAVELER Notice -:::!:======~ r' WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS BUY A TRAILER Of The Quality You Receive One ,.f,..H Weeks Will Value Far ALifotimo C•mplng at Rer•l 01k P•rk BIG BEND TRAILER SALES GROVER'S STUDIO 1954 FOlD Stetlon Wagon· $69 1957 DODGI V8 • 4 Dr. _ $119 REGISTER FOR PRIZES 1956 CHEVROLET H.T. Cpe. _ $199 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Dr. _ '$395 1952 CHRYSLER 4 Door (Solid) _ $99 1958 OLDS Super 88 • 4 Dr. $295 1956 CHEVROLET "8" - 4 Door _ $99 ROUTE 124 OVER 20 MODELS ON DISPIAYl otee, d •""""* ~"'! IIIWI. 1~::;;1 8onlae. 1 • lb ~~~==~~~:;=:::!!c~~~~~~=: 1956 FORD Malll Stroot, ~. PhMe. ~. 4i AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SERVICI wrtt.,,_ .. ~ct pump ealee llld lll'VIeee. CaU eolllct mo. llollmu Drllllq Ca. llliDialea. an UDIATOR SERVICE !!•,u• '-'" ....I FRANCIS Grocery WHO? Saundon ExJNndlnt Hlo Goll9ollo lorvlco To You . ·, for Lease or Salt Store with two gas pumps. Four room apartmeBI connected. J..oea&. eel o1 Rt 554 at Kyger. WATCH FOR OPENING =========== 6'I'Cf'8 LWblo n+et 4 3 I. Small forSI~ be budget': LANDMARK SALE Wented :11. a , •BULLDOZER WORK. Reasen· able, depemlable and exper~ .1 enced. WY ,... I ANTfQUB Pumllllre, all~ CaD or write: IIJi, Buward fJd, D W. brd ¥t ..... -. -.w.... :II.Doeo& lillie!* •~rnmw w ttll pigeoll. ft.lJ.Ut ......... -.. rJOit .. _ liD.,....,. Jr. ..._ 1&, 'hna fll cl y 1 ...... . . _ A P I ,_ wide, .... 29.~ 3iL ():e,J I IIJDI)LEPORT - Cozy t roem collage, with '4 bath. level Jot (50' • 100'), l.mllallon elont aiding, frollt porch, enclosed back porch, boy at $3500.00. IYJ~~~ HOME - IWUII· BONVILLE -1'4 story frame I roo1111 (S bedrooma), uiiJi. 1J room, water system, elooe Ia 1 ...-. pint. Priced to Mil II ACRE8 - Olle mile from Rutland, Gil rood paved read, 4 of bottomland, lood wen, no bouse. loveral rood bulldlJ!a lites. GelD& lor * .. ~ ~ -~~~.-~~ ORSy .. Gialo liJIL .............. ............ ,_,..... N• IIUtch.. ftHetiiiY ..•• iuot oomt In end'"''- IEFRISHMINTI POMtROY OHIO For Salt or Rent .... , t 1 SIG! flit. fillle e rill• ~~~~~~~~~ DAILY ClaihOijilOU - Reoe'o. ..... a - ' t 1k AK'I'8LBAAKB •o•eraLJ.OW OlleJeli!l'....,._..tareatt • Ja tbla aunple A i11 Wlll!d tora.-J.-.x ... a._o..,-.....,...Jot~en~, ._ Ill . Pc"' Cos ·a , .,:taw ., ..wcTIQllt8 .,... J1Mr m JIIOhiit.-'fAUIIUD • JIOME MADE TRACTOR.- coOci O;;;NE;;;;;-;:;;DE;;;;E;;;P-:w:::::llu-::water=::_::P'::":::np ' .: . ·llnl, IJtlhta, bon and lrraltea, with all tbo J1lllt. ·--· i 1111.1 . 'Yi , but -'s lulled up. PboM Geort~t G. f1obort1, Bawn, , • Hill. H lie Clldo. t I Sip . . ·-·-··-.. -~·-· ~~ - ~ " -· ~ ~~-·~·-· ·---.. ·-· AUI'OMQBILE eaDcened? Laat )'lUI" or'1 lieeose? Cai ·WY HAPPitJE\"io 7 M be Ia lor oboervallon. HEMLOCK GJIOVE ellardl acr1p1rJre reMlaP, .~ . and Mn. Thurston t.1ark will bol4 EUler 8unrlle 1111'· dlcorilloDI and ,lJowen llavt famll}'' ~ Oolumbua, Mr. lee liunti&Y• all a.m. A rrpeclal beee r-.1, lw lbe oeeulon, be P~~Copyuqj~~~ut.~I~$!Mra. Jolm Cowdery and lei 11111111 at Ill Veto Ohla, Mr. and b1r111 recon1t Golden of AtheM and dJ==~ Mr. and loin. Boldon Baker o1 . _r p 'tj PomeroY wjere wmend 8JJesll ' . Or Mr. and llrl. Way Clark and progrem preaeatad 11 .PIIIII !be 1oww beD'wtl"· be.lOlled 7:30 p.m. will J!emi11 ,btfan lllell .. .. IIONDAY Ill, lit llnb. ' ' W. S. C. I. OF IIBA"m " • • Melbodlst Cbureb llill meet J'lm.U. it; lltrifllalf to,.. MOIIdaJ evelli!ll. April U -It t.t lldiJelrlea WU pUaed dur lhe eburdo II 7:30 p. m. btj(lbl ac'mlal8lnlloa of Prell WOllam 11-u, pro&ram cWI J~ "'4111111. ~ .1111. ebalrman, and Mrs. Ghilt B,owl! \ ' . '~ rdevollllll., ~1•·• lMI - , · Mn. . . . . . ~ Mn. GuJ ......_~,.....,.., Sbuler, ~~·autie8 BlirdeiiAI · :C~,. llii!MI Mrl. Sarah Woocll returaed :J~~~~~~:Ifa!nlly, home Veterans M. ,un. from tbo 1111i'•·.~li.IIO.,I}.~[I~~ IIJJipllal. Pcmet07 where lbe ,lllitlerwant maJor aurgery. '·=6•.1 :wm · ::;.:Ita >Wlil Mt. and Mn. . Mall Tayler .~ took lol• molhar, Mrs. Zo.111 Tay. -IIIC!· *<.ft. A..,. j ·. . :liti~~··'/M. Jor to ber,daugblera, Mrs. Clar- II\' ~ '1( lJe ·held ,t , VW1n~ f" , .,,• ,' - ,Morrow &\ New MartiJJivllle,•. bJ C!lolblDi II' ~1 1,~1' '' ' ' !Uri;.·'~_, 'fl'.. boyl ate " ,1 led; .uq~~-=~~~CI,~~~;»:IJ lip ' .Coull . Clark hu TDII'I!W 41' 1"111 be np, ~rib' , " .f.'!!,. va. Sunday. ~·lite<:. ,. _.-.. . . ..-.-.... . . . . . --·-- ... .... . ,__ ·--·. .- -.,l. l.... . . . . . .- -.. . . . . .- ... ._.___ . . . . -,_ ..... ' I · :!;:' b . a mea or ~ 'i; . . ... ... . . . . ·~ -...,.......----- ~· ' ~ T' .... .. . • ·f •., -~ ;' ~-' • r. ·''·.' r ' ~.~ .. ~~... ,. ......_ ' . _.,..._,. .. _ ·~ ' ' ' \. ..... _ _ ;•.!. FEAR I'ISELF I ~ 4 ·7 By MIRRILL BLOSSER •• ~ ~ OllFl\!<100 1D0GE0- UP IN 1'HOSIO TREES' WATER'S SURe ~" LOT'S HIG>IE!l'ri T>lOe t1 HERE, AND Nar SO LONG AGO! ABBII AND SLATS W'i r.ur II! MrnN" O.OOE TO A !1M/?, AND NO unu B008U'I' 151100K, I I . ' ' J ' of~ • .. ' ot ~ BUNNY •,?• ;o..; ' li 1 ' &JTHU, JIJOO"' <l?<lM T\l' ME'3S IT'S OOMPEO ltl HERE! I By RAEIUitN VAN IUREN By BRANNEI u. • in .I II •• o. - ~~· A~D ISy CHIQiiR G.;. ILD be \ -~ -·~ IN PEACE DICK TRACY IS MURDER! ='"""===-=-:--;-=:::- ·. ··--··--·- CMI'T Wt ALL LIVE' lllGmiER REMEMfltR ...\OJ H._VE. NOTlU~G 10 FW Ministers Will Ttlke Turns lnSetVice A;~=ln~IUf~ll~nrat~~;~· ·~be~:~:Glady• entered ebarge, BreUfast . will lollow puled The. PI+~ wt1lpraym, b1 IICCOIII· HIIJPltalVIolet GalllpollJ lhe Gbureb .dining room. by lr.Jiiuu!,, fiKI ... --------•• llrn:Mt FElLCWS, .. IIJ.tl' * "" TIIUJISDAY EVANGELINE CHAPTER, TWO bedroom laoaae, F r 1 e OES, Middleport, will meet gas, CIIJ water, 33 aeres. Thursday evema,. April 7 at Good laveelmillll pwpetiJ 7:30 p. m. lor lha rfgUlar meetlor lake site. Syracuse, Oblo. ing. WY UI'IL I 31 tote LAUREL CLIFF BETTER Buill- elub will meet Thurs· - IJlquirt and"Jrtill POR SALE: I room bouae with day eveniJI& at the borne of ~:m"!. ~baUI, IIJll baaome!JI, 8IH IJy. Mrs. Lloyd Wright Beef). Call 11f..I9J.22M ..U SL, Middleport. l'boue1 I'IIIDAY 114-IIIJ5.382l t 1 Pl. PleU8DI 191i-211'1. ALBERT WOODARD, emlJ> U 18 lfc en1 commander, of Ohio Valley i'SjiLJI~iliaiCcreii'iiiiriiL Commaadory, No. :u, 1t T. EXPERIENCED rooma 8Jid balb. T e 0 baa asked aD Sir KBlgbta to mlllutee c1r1ve from pemeroy meet al tbo temple Friday at Route 14S llarrisoDI'llle RcL 7 P. m. to aHend Good Friday From II nooa to S p.m, or WY :H3Z1• or WY Hell. Jlei'Vlee at tbe Federated Good Friday, PoJIIOIOl' minisa u lfe Churcb. Str Kalshta are weJ. 1m will take lUria >delivering •nd eome with or without unHorm. medllallolll oa tho Seva Last Dt ACRE FAIIM, good farm. omo VALLEY COMMAND- Words of ams& in a ComJnun. lng and pasture land, 7 room ory No. :U, KT will meet at tty Servlee 11 Grace' Episcopal bouse, saw limber. 0. state lhe Masonk Temple SU8day at Clwrcb. Worablpers may eomt route. W. G. Nlcltels, Tup- 1:30 a.m. to atleld Euler . . and g0 at any lim&. pers Plaina. 3 Ill lJip vieea at Untied Melltedlal The aebedule lJ u lollow• : WY 2-2193 PoJneroy II'OR SALE - Semi room Church. All Sir Kulga are wet- 12:111 • 12:30 p.m - '!be llev . lf;~~~~~~~ii5ll brlclt bOUH wltb bath ud eome witiJ or without uniform. Melvin Alkire: "Falber, lorgivt outbnildlap, eornor lot, ADDMONAL lmmunlJallon lliem, fer they know 101 what · 11ft of IJrOUIId, out of blgb ellalea are Thursday, 7 • t p.m. they do." water. Good prdea ploll and al acbool bus garage, Tuppen 12:30 • 12:1$ p.m..-. '1be Jlev. AT ITS GREATEST iJmo lndt troea. Could Plalas and Friday 7 • t p. m. Carver WUIIama: '"l'odq..I!Jalf PlaiD or wltb ~. ollvlded lato good bulldlng at Charles llarrll PackiJ1c lbou be wljll me Ill PoraciJJe.• · ausa&o, mubrooJD, bam or loll. Priced to ..U. CaD WY ,_ HoUle, Portland. 12:16 • 1:1111 p.m. - Tbl Jlev ODJDhiDatloDI. 5UI altar 4 p. m. ftckl clays WBCS of lhe Rutland Mefllo. Jerry Mutera: "Woma, be ,. .. 12" lbo - ' ' • .. uo or wv U657. 3 a 30ie d' ~ Cbureb will have a Bake llold tbJ Sell Bebold 1bJ Dlofll. 11.,...----::::--- Sale 8lld Bazaar Saturday, Ap- erl" · ~leleCoo.,.outlervloo II rilltb at 1111 Rutland Depart. 1:20 •1:411 p.m.- 'lbe.llev. CALL WY W9G5 8JD8 ment Store. Jaaep11 Kraq: "MJ GCJd. ~ Pick up At G. lo G. CAPI! 11Jere will be 8uir!M loa vice God, , . ._ ·tbol: ~n 111 w. MAIN POMIROY 1111 a.m. ~~@day alibi HobtiOB me7" · .. ,if~ · Chrlallaa Cburdl and t.t~. 1i1• .p.m. - ·Thti.Re. . lhe HlllbJ•rMI .Chp.J PUIOJI Rlpme! Jaebol: "l ·tliirlt.• . .., ......,.._ m BeY. OdeD 11aaieJ 8lld 1:10 ·I:D p.m. "'"'l"'t. )lev. ~~ .. · .. · .. · · Rev. Edlel Bart. 1Ueblrd Jiarllar "It II tlJIIII· Mn. Hotfmaa 11pe11t SIJNDAY Ill." •~ two ftckl her daughter, EABl'ER .,.,...,.a . · . ·, ..;;._; Mt IIIII Mr8. Kenedi David~u"'"""' ;a ibi ~:II ~ ~:00 PJI!. " '"" Rev. ~· and family 81 Columbus. will held II 1111 Elltap:lw 'llJibUI' Porrla: "11allrer, Inti. DavldBDII •• m bot lJ EUB ebnreb llimdaJ at t a.m., 1bJ blllll J ....,, nhoJ iplr ..,._ wllb lbe YOUIII Pellowablp In ll" ' . ===::=======!.._ ONE t room house with gaa I • and running water. Cantael tl ;ld• . . . . . . . Mil ol .............. ~ ..,__., G o-'-'· B ~ Jldc W. C.raey, Mar. --~ ~·~, 4 1Uw liijffi~~~~::~~i A .,111,._• a an, ~· Sip I OPRIGHT Deep Pr 111 18 -:z I .. I , ~ Sa~ or TI'ICit cubic !eel. WY MDI or WY .p aac B LW ·~ ·. 1t1t LW1 Coutpeo1 11!1o, will So3111 I 12 lfll e&I![A. loC al![ .Ktii&XO.C, Cll 1111 (I' tradf! Ill' boat .. 1J Ft. JU.Lo CaJnphw TreDer. Gravely tractor. WY :1-IUI. Melvla Little, Che&blre, Oldo. IX aCI..-••:&.BioOLr•BBDL . . 'TO A COUPI.S OF CO\\JAR~ THAT SI.D(],AIJ parents, Mr.... bart llryiiJI. Mn<. Harry Pleka wu • receot guoot of Mr. and Mrs. Erneel Wbllebead and family at Reedsvlllt. Mr. and llrl. llermlll Cara and eblldrOII ~ OlolVIll• spent Sunday alleritOOD with Mr. and Mro. ~Bradford. Mr. and Mro. John Amott ol Wellsville spent the weekend al their borne here. .if~ Soei N ety ews 1&.011& L Pllri ot AJU, • Zl tic . CAfi:'NDAR - By ART SANSOA\ Tuppers PI , 111. Tliolol I · birth of a caugbter, Mareb 28 Maternal grandmltber II Mn. Lillian Lee. Larry Grimm, •on al 1\lr and Mr8. RGd.-lck Grimm, war transferred from n. Kim, Ky 1o Fl. Benning, Ga. Mr. Norman Pattie of Ml Ver noa visited at lhe hornt of 11' and Mre. Fred Cadle 1e IUdll the ebareb boeb. Mr. Rod!!rlot Gr1m1b, wb1 II employed oa lhe river, ;, speodlng a week a1 1111 born• bere. Mr. and Mra. Fraol:la Mor r11 were dinner guests fll theh claugbter Cbrialln Lab, 11 Atbens SabJrday IIIII a1Jo vis lied ~. and Mre. Wllllam Lakt and claugbtar, Lori. Mrl.. Vernal Blactwood o· Mlnoravllle 1pen1 !fimdq with SOCIAL w1 z.a PIZZA IL- ~ .. Dol:lod- Ill.- - l WHILf Hut <IWif~ JWIP<I IIAVUI!FT IQl!, BlaeHnars job tt.O.ofo. . r liaiD sL, l'omeroJ. I Mr: and Mr8. Evtrett Calloway Sunday. Done! Millar reiDmed btme from SL J...pb Hoopllal IIIII 11 much Improved. Mn. K:alhyrn Miller bas employmst at tile Ashllmd lilallon Restaurant bere. Mre. Marla Hopklal, IIIII daughter of Daylon Ohio, apent Monday hera · with ber lister Mr. and Mra. C. E. Woode. , Mrs. Roselud Tucker iDl Miss P&ggy Marab.U have em· ployment at Klmea Nuratna Home at Athens. Eug- Eskew and 1011 of Xen1a spell Sunday hare with btl alaler Mn. MaiM Marcinko and family. ~ M. en. ...... llelry .....d, lialnJJiaa BRAKE SERVIa In&' sharp. an :Ill! I cllJIMt. a. - Jl. ..... M.l!loaop ., n Wanted To luy tool 7.1bdw LORA BEUE ALIGNMENT ...,. ........... II.'!!~ ..._ .......__ ·.._ - ·---.-. ........._ ·.._, _ ..•.. .... _, ._ SEE US before you buy yoor _ _ _.:...:.:.~~.:...____ plants for Easter glfll. We 1 WILL DO! responsible for have Mums, Azaleas, HyID1 debll COIItracled by any- drangeas. GeraailllD!, CJa. llle other than myself. Signed neararias, Calcilarias, Tullpa, n-. w Che Lilies. Prices from $.11$ 1o p, ....,... • Ash, sbirt, 0. -- Mid k ""' . way Mar et, Pome. 4 7 31p ==---:-:--:-~...;_ roy, Ohio. WY ,_2582. :J.OSE weight safely with Del• • :Ill! A-lllet tablets. Only 98c at BUDGET PRICED lurnl Ia · Sloat Pbarmacy. 3 I IOip O!ll' third Door ·J)£[JCIOUS Homemade Pim, Balter FUrnlturt, ~ lie, 75e, and SI.IIO e!zes. 0. OhiD. U U tte · ; JuD Pizza, $1.50. Jaet'• oat-lr==--=--..iiii.iiO~I , " llllr, MlddllllOJ'I, 12 a u. ._ C I • I •"""" .NJDctd 6. Fdaltl:w I. leo~~ tt.nw- - - - : - - - : - - 4 5 31p lJ.I'Iore Ill~ - Notice 1 DAILY CROSSWORD FEMAL! AS ,-HAT Mr. and Mr8. GeoraW Tassi· Mra Carrie 11a1r and dau&h- WHEn WHAn 21o Do II YourMII Cor Wull WHERE? In P-roy-A Good HEERED SICil . A WAG•TON6U! ter Margaret were calling oa ID tf Clnclm!all IDilOUlll!8 lh• AI.~ . Loc1tion tomy. of ~....... WY W511 WHIN? SOON clay. aa tuuranee COIIQllll1 atr!~ Mrs. Maynard llahr term!"'". lhW. Allied Pest and mite Control Ca., ~ chea~ visited her sister, Mr. and Mra. C. m. Woode 8uJI. Mrs. Chester. SiJIIIIIOI afte1 re. turned from Woodsfield apendllg leVeJ'8I daya Wltb be1 BOD, Mr. and Mr8. Brian Simp 8011 and cblldren while Ust Slmpi!OII underwent a lonslllee- meRt lor ' - - pa!Dtlllg. II'OR SALE- t bedroom boose Roof palnllq and repair. Pb. 1'4 IIDry bo~~~e, 7tb Stroot, VI W/00. 3 11 80ip New HaveJ, W. Va. Srnsll 'l'EIIMlTEil .. SWARMING dewD payment, take over Swannen ara not your Joan. Contaet Mra. Robert or CAUTION: Slou~ WY W'IG'I daytlmes or bo11111 treallllg use eare If New Haven ~lfi evealllgs. have a dug well or , t 7 11e Free iupeetfon. Seve POMEROY MOTOR CO. "Where You Buy With ConHdenceH Real btate For Sale AMEN!!SHE'S IMn. James Reel, lr., r& turned from Holzer lloopltal al 1er suri""Y and II eoll'9alese lag at her home. . PRI 0. BEL ' ,.. PHONE 423-9555 'l'hl rabrlc8lll&er Shop, 8alee l'ollleNJ ": Autborlled 1959 CHEVRCI.ET Bel Air St. Wag. $315 "8" • 4 Door - $129 ~- a.l-11111 Marl~• 011 State Rout. 7 ·- - • ' lEN...._ _ meetiol· :.:~:m':be' Lewll •n• Ftltvrlntl The FIJIIII In Traval Traii- you spara II • Ill blurs a weelr:T U eo, JGil earn $25 to 1110 per week. Car Is necesS'lll'y. Call for illel- er, 0. view Mr. Baldwin, WY z. =TRAILE=-:':=a=-,-::10::-7by-:5:1~.""tbree"'"'.,-;--;2471. 4 5 6tc rooma, Howard 0. Jeffers in YOUNG MAN Syracuse. f I etp drafting experience, anent position_ good and working conditions. tact Mr. Bishop, 99'l-32B5 (Btlore May 1st) Pomeroy, Ohio. 45 Nairla Wood Mobile Homes, Inc. APRIL 8-9-10-11 ( :t ·NEVER Join The Fun ••• Set Us At SHOW ·• - '!bose from lbe Raelr ' Cbureb who attended lhe !!i·· Grande AasoelatloD meeting • Calvll')l' Baptist Cburcb, IIi Grande, 'lbur8day, . Marcil J were Rev. and Mrs. Charlr . L. O'Connor, Mr. and Mn. Het · ry Roush, Mr. anU4n. Harr1 CUrlll, Grella ltimpiM, Frar· ~ Nelgler, Ura Morris, Mar jarle Grlmlb, Mal II'. Wtlfe anc Elbe1 Smith. . . The IJrOUp att-u~!n~lbl Fti· lowslilp Tea at Mlddleport Bap 11s1 Qwreb MoDda)' evening April t wert Glenna O'C.IDIOI. Sylvia Wlgal, Pbyllll Ba II e y, ODie Mae Cozart, Edna Plpk· 8118, Marlba lAu Beegle, Na TRAva TRAlLER '.JW , URNIY 00001.1! and .NUPPY SMITH Rev. and Mrs. H. L. MeDar.. .lei are speodlng lhll week I Calumblll with Rev. and Mr Carl Hlckl and UlllallDC I DISPLAY OF THE YEARI 'I 1\ �• ., ~------~-------,,-------' Racine Sotiety Notes By 1\ln. Fraaell BELPRE, OHIO ROUTE 1 a revival HOUDAY RAMBLER- TROTWOOD HOLIDAY TRAVELER Notice -:::!:======~ r' WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHS BUY A TRAILER Of The Quality You Receive One ,.f,..H Weeks Will Value Far ALifotimo C•mplng at Rer•l 01k P•rk BIG BEND TRAILER SALES GROVER'S STUDIO 1954 FOlD Stetlon Wagon· $69 1957 DODGI V8 • 4 Dr. _ $119 REGISTER FOR PRIZES 1956 CHEVROLET H.T. Cpe. _ $199 1957 CHEVROLET Bel Air 4 Dr. _ '$395 1952 CHRYSLER 4 Door (Solid) _ $99 1958 OLDS Super 88 • 4 Dr. $295 1956 CHEVROLET "8" - 4 Door _ $99 ROUTE 124 OVER 20 MODELS ON DISPIAYl otee, d •""""* ~"'! IIIWI. 1~::;;1 8onlae. 1 • lb ~~~==~~~:;=:::!!c~~~~~~=: 1956 FORD Malll Stroot, ~. PhMe. ~. 4i AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SERVICI wrtt.,,_ .. ~ct pump ealee llld lll'VIeee. CaU eolllct mo. llollmu Drllllq Ca. llliDialea. an UDIATOR SERVICE !!•,u• '-'" ....I FRANCIS Grocery WHO? Saundon ExJNndlnt Hlo Goll9ollo lorvlco To You . ·, for Lease or Salt Store with two gas pumps. Four room apartmeBI connected. J..oea&. eel o1 Rt 554 at Kyger. WATCH FOR OPENING =========== 6'I'Cf'8 LWblo n+et 4 3 I. Small forSI~ be budget': LANDMARK SALE Wented :11. a , •BULLDOZER WORK. Reasen· able, depemlable and exper~ .1 enced. WY ,... I ANTfQUB Pumllllre, all~ CaD or write: IIJi, Buward fJd, D W. brd ¥t ..... -. -.w.... :II.Doeo& lillie!* •~rnmw w ttll pigeoll. ft.lJ.Ut ......... -.. rJOit .. _ liD.,....,. Jr. ..._ 1&, 'hna fll cl y 1 ...... . . _ A P I ,_ wide, .... 29.~ 3iL ():e,J I IIJDI)LEPORT - Cozy t roem collage, with '4 bath. level Jot (50' • 100'), l.mllallon elont aiding, frollt porch, enclosed back porch, boy at $3500.00. IYJ~~~ HOME - IWUII· BONVILLE -1'4 story frame I roo1111 (S bedrooma), uiiJi. 1J room, water system, elooe Ia 1 ...-. pint. Priced to Mil II ACRE8 - Olle mile from Rutland, Gil rood paved read, 4 of bottomland, lood wen, no bouse. loveral rood bulldlJ!a lites. GelD& lor * .. ~ ~ -~~~.-~~ ORSy .. Gialo liJIL .............. ............ ,_,..... N• IIUtch.. ftHetiiiY ..•• iuot oomt In end'"''- IEFRISHMINTI POMtROY OHIO For Salt or Rent .... , t 1 SIG! flit. fillle e rill• ~~~~~~~~~ DAILY ClaihOijilOU - Reoe'o. ..... a - ' t 1k AK'I'8LBAAKB •o•eraLJ.OW OlleJeli!l'....,._..tareatt • Ja tbla aunple A i11 Wlll!d tora.-J.-.x ... a._o..,-.....,...Jot~en~, ._ Ill . Pc"' Cos ·a , .,:taw ., ..wcTIQllt8 .,... J1Mr m JIIOhiit.-'fAUIIUD • JIOME MADE TRACTOR.- coOci O;;;NE;;;;;-;:;;DE;;;;E;;;P-:w:::::llu-::water=::_::P'::":::np ' .: . ·llnl, IJtlhta, bon and lrraltea, with all tbo J1lllt. ·--· i 1111.1 . 'Yi , but -'s lulled up. PboM Geort~t G. f1obort1, Bawn, , • Hill. H lie Clldo. t I Sip . . ·-·-··-.. -~·-· ~~ - ~ " -· ~ ~~-·~·-· ·---.. ·-· AUI'OMQBILE eaDcened? Laat )'lUI" or'1 lieeose? Cai ·WY HAPPitJE\"io 7 M be Ia lor oboervallon. HEMLOCK GJIOVE ellardl acr1p1rJre reMlaP, .~ . and Mn. Thurston t.1ark will bol4 EUler 8unrlle 1111'· dlcorilloDI and ,lJowen llavt famll}'' ~ Oolumbua, Mr. lee liunti&Y• all a.m. A rrpeclal beee r-.1, lw lbe oeeulon, be P~~Copyuqj~~~ut.~I~$!Mra. Jolm Cowdery and lei 11111111 at Ill Veto Ohla, Mr. and b1r111 recon1t Golden of AtheM and dJ==~ Mr. and loin. Boldon Baker o1 . _r p 'tj PomeroY wjere wmend 8JJesll ' . Or Mr. and llrl. Way Clark and progrem preaeatad 11 .PIIIII !be 1oww beD'wtl"· be.lOlled 7:30 p.m. will J!emi11 ,btfan lllell .. .. IIONDAY Ill, lit llnb. ' ' W. S. C. I. OF IIBA"m " • • Melbodlst Cbureb llill meet J'lm.U. it; lltrifllalf to,.. MOIIdaJ evelli!ll. April U -It t.t lldiJelrlea WU pUaed dur lhe eburdo II 7:30 p. m. btj(lbl ac'mlal8lnlloa of Prell WOllam 11-u, pro&ram cWI J~ "'4111111. ~ .1111. ebalrman, and Mrs. Ghilt B,owl! \ ' . '~ rdevollllll., ~1•·• lMI - , · Mn. . . . . . ~ Mn. GuJ ......_~,.....,.., Sbuler, ~~·autie8 BlirdeiiAI · :C~,. llii!MI Mrl. Sarah Woocll returaed :J~~~~~~:Ifa!nlly, home Veterans M. ,un. from tbo 1111i'•·.~li.IIO.,I}.~[I~~ IIJJipllal. Pcmet07 where lbe ,lllitlerwant maJor aurgery. '·=6•.1 :wm · ::;.:Ita >Wlil Mt. and Mn. . Mall Tayler .~ took lol• molhar, Mrs. Zo.111 Tay. -IIIC!· *<.ft. A..,. j ·. . :liti~~··'/M. Jor to ber,daugblera, Mrs. Clar- II\' ~ '1( lJe ·held ,t , VW1n~ f" , .,,• ,' - ,Morrow &\ New MartiJJivllle,•. bJ C!lolblDi II' ~1 1,~1' '' ' ' !Uri;.·'~_, 'fl'.. boyl ate " ,1 led; .uq~~-=~~~CI,~~~;»:IJ lip ' .Coull . Clark hu TDII'I!W 41' 1"111 be np, ~rib' , " .f.'!!,. va. Sunday. ~·lite<:. ,. _.-.. . . ..-.-.... . . . . . --·-- ... .... . ,__ ·--·. .- -.,l. l.... . . . . . .- -.. . . . . .- ... ._.___ . . . . -,_ ..... ' I · :!;:' b . a mea or ~ 'i; . . ... ... . . . . ·~ -...,.......----- ~· ' ~ T' .... .. . • ·f •., -~ ;' ~-' • r. ·''·.' r ' ~.~ .. ~~... ,. ......_ ' . _.,..._,. .. _ ·~ ' ' ' \. ..... _ _ ;•.!. FEAR I'ISELF I ~ 4 ·7 By MIRRILL BLOSSER •• ~ ~ OllFl\!<100 1D0GE0- UP IN 1'HOSIO TREES' WATER'S SURe ~" LOT'S HIG>IE!l'ri T>lOe t1 HERE, AND Nar SO LONG AGO! ABBII AND SLATS W'i r.ur II! MrnN" O.OOE TO A !1M/?, AND NO unu B008U'I' 151100K, I I . ' ' J ' of~ • .. ' ot ~ BUNNY •,?• ;o..; ' li 1 ' &JTHU, JIJOO"' <l?<lM T\l' ME'3S IT'S OOMPEO ltl HERE! I By RAEIUitN VAN IUREN By BRANNEI u. • in .I II •• o. - ~~· A~D ISy CHIQiiR G.;. ILD be \ -~ -·~ IN PEACE DICK TRACY IS MURDER! ='"""===-=-:--;-=:::- ·. ··--··--·- CMI'T Wt ALL LIVE' lllGmiER REMEMfltR ...\OJ H._VE. NOTlU~G 10 FW Ministers Will Ttlke Turns lnSetVice A;~=ln~IUf~ll~nrat~~;~· ·~be~:~:Glady• entered ebarge, BreUfast . will lollow puled The. PI+~ wt1lpraym, b1 IICCOIII· HIIJPltalVIolet GalllpollJ lhe Gbureb .dining room. by lr.Jiiuu!,, fiKI ... --------•• llrn:Mt FElLCWS, .. IIJ.tl' * "" TIIUJISDAY EVANGELINE CHAPTER, TWO bedroom laoaae, F r 1 e OES, Middleport, will meet gas, CIIJ water, 33 aeres. Thursday evema,. April 7 at Good laveelmillll pwpetiJ 7:30 p. m. lor lha rfgUlar meetlor lake site. Syracuse, Oblo. ing. WY UI'IL I 31 tote LAUREL CLIFF BETTER Buill- elub will meet Thurs· - IJlquirt and"Jrtill POR SALE: I room bouae with day eveniJI& at the borne of ~:m"!. ~baUI, IIJll baaome!JI, 8IH IJy. Mrs. Lloyd Wright Beef). Call 11f..I9J.22M ..U SL, Middleport. l'boue1 I'IIIDAY 114-IIIJ5.382l t 1 Pl. PleU8DI 191i-211'1. ALBERT WOODARD, emlJ> U 18 lfc en1 commander, of Ohio Valley i'SjiLJI~iliaiCcreii'iiiiriiL Commaadory, No. :u, 1t T. EXPERIENCED rooma 8Jid balb. T e 0 baa asked aD Sir KBlgbta to mlllutee c1r1ve from pemeroy meet al tbo temple Friday at Route 14S llarrisoDI'llle RcL 7 P. m. to aHend Good Friday From II nooa to S p.m, or WY :H3Z1• or WY Hell. Jlei'Vlee at tbe Federated Good Friday, PoJIIOIOl' minisa u lfe Churcb. Str Kalshta are weJ. 1m will take lUria >delivering •nd eome with or without unHorm. medllallolll oa tho Seva Last Dt ACRE FAIIM, good farm. omo VALLEY COMMAND- Words of ams& in a ComJnun. lng and pasture land, 7 room ory No. :U, KT will meet at tty Servlee 11 Grace' Episcopal bouse, saw limber. 0. state lhe Masonk Temple SU8day at Clwrcb. Worablpers may eomt route. W. G. Nlcltels, Tup- 1:30 a.m. to atleld Euler . . and g0 at any lim&. pers Plaina. 3 Ill lJip vieea at Untied Melltedlal The aebedule lJ u lollow• : WY 2-2193 PoJneroy II'OR SALE - Semi room Church. All Sir Kulga are wet- 12:111 • 12:30 p.m - '!be llev . lf;~~~~~~~ii5ll brlclt bOUH wltb bath ud eome witiJ or without uniform. Melvin Alkire: "Falber, lorgivt outbnildlap, eornor lot, ADDMONAL lmmunlJallon lliem, fer they know 101 what · 11ft of IJrOUIId, out of blgb ellalea are Thursday, 7 • t p.m. they do." water. Good prdea ploll and al acbool bus garage, Tuppen 12:30 • 12:1$ p.m..-. '1be Jlev. AT ITS GREATEST iJmo lndt troea. Could Plalas and Friday 7 • t p. m. Carver WUIIama: '"l'odq..I!Jalf PlaiD or wltb ~. ollvlded lato good bulldlng at Charles llarrll PackiJ1c lbou be wljll me Ill PoraciJJe.• · ausa&o, mubrooJD, bam or loll. Priced to ..U. CaD WY ,_ HoUle, Portland. 12:16 • 1:1111 p.m. - Tbl Jlev ODJDhiDatloDI. 5UI altar 4 p. m. ftckl clays WBCS of lhe Rutland Mefllo. Jerry Mutera: "Woma, be ,. .. 12" lbo - ' ' • .. uo or wv U657. 3 a 30ie d' ~ Cbureb will have a Bake llold tbJ Sell Bebold 1bJ Dlofll. 11.,...----::::--- Sale 8lld Bazaar Saturday, Ap- erl" · ~leleCoo.,.outlervloo II rilltb at 1111 Rutland Depart. 1:20 •1:411 p.m.- 'lbe.llev. CALL WY W9G5 8JD8 ment Store. Jaaep11 Kraq: "MJ GCJd. ~ Pick up At G. lo G. CAPI! 11Jere will be 8uir!M loa vice God, , . ._ ·tbol: ~n 111 w. MAIN POMIROY 1111 a.m. ~~@day alibi HobtiOB me7" · .. ,if~ · Chrlallaa Cburdl and t.t~. 1i1• .p.m. - ·Thti.Re. . lhe HlllbJ•rMI .Chp.J PUIOJI Rlpme! Jaebol: "l ·tliirlt.• . .., ......,.._ m BeY. OdeD 11aaieJ 8lld 1:10 ·I:D p.m. "'"'l"'t. )lev. ~~ .. · .. · .. · · Rev. Edlel Bart. 1Ueblrd Jiarllar "It II tlJIIII· Mn. Hotfmaa 11pe11t SIJNDAY Ill." •~ two ftckl her daughter, EABl'ER .,.,...,.a . · . ·, ..;;._; Mt IIIII Mr8. Kenedi David~u"'"""' ;a ibi ~:II ~ ~:00 PJI!. " '"" Rev. ~· and family 81 Columbus. will held II 1111 Elltap:lw 'llJibUI' Porrla: "11allrer, Inti. DavldBDII •• m bot lJ EUB ebnreb llimdaJ at t a.m., 1bJ blllll J ....,, nhoJ iplr ..,._ wllb lbe YOUIII Pellowablp In ll" ' . ===::=======!.._ ONE t room house with gaa I • and running water. Cantael tl ;ld• . . . . . . . Mil ol .............. ~ ..,__., G o-'-'· B ~ Jldc W. C.raey, Mar. --~ ~·~, 4 1Uw liijffi~~~~::~~i A .,111,._• a an, ~· Sip I OPRIGHT Deep Pr 111 18 -:z I .. I , ~ Sa~ or TI'ICit cubic !eel. WY MDI or WY .p aac B LW ·~ ·. 1t1t LW1 Coutpeo1 11!1o, will So3111 I 12 lfll e&I![A. loC al![ .Ktii&XO.C, Cll 1111 (I' tradf! Ill' boat .. 1J Ft. JU.Lo CaJnphw TreDer. Gravely tractor. WY :1-IUI. Melvla Little, Che&blre, Oldo. IX aCI..-••:&.BioOLr•BBDL . . 'TO A COUPI.S OF CO\\JAR~ THAT SI.D(],AIJ parents, Mr.... bart llryiiJI. Mn<. Harry Pleka wu • receot guoot of Mr. and Mrs. Erneel Wbllebead and family at Reedsvlllt. Mr. and llrl. llermlll Cara and eblldrOII ~ OlolVIll• spent Sunday alleritOOD with Mr. and Mro. ~Bradford. Mr. and Mro. John Amott ol Wellsville spent the weekend al their borne here. .if~ Soei N ety ews 1&.011& L Pllri ot AJU, • Zl tic . CAfi:'NDAR - By ART SANSOA\ Tuppers PI , 111. Tliolol I · birth of a caugbter, Mareb 28 Maternal grandmltber II Mn. Lillian Lee. Larry Grimm, •on al 1\lr and Mr8. RGd.-lck Grimm, war transferred from n. Kim, Ky 1o Fl. Benning, Ga. Mr. Norman Pattie of Ml Ver noa visited at lhe hornt of 11' and Mre. Fred Cadle 1e IUdll the ebareb boeb. Mr. Rod!!rlot Gr1m1b, wb1 II employed oa lhe river, ;, speodlng a week a1 1111 born• bere. Mr. and Mra. Fraol:la Mor r11 were dinner guests fll theh claugbter Cbrialln Lab, 11 Atbens SabJrday IIIII a1Jo vis lied ~. and Mre. Wllllam Lakt and claugbtar, Lori. Mrl.. Vernal Blactwood o· Mlnoravllle 1pen1 !fimdq with SOCIAL w1 z.a PIZZA IL- ~ .. Dol:lod- Ill.- - l WHILf Hut <IWif~ JWIP<I IIAVUI!FT IQl!, BlaeHnars job tt.O.ofo. . r liaiD sL, l'omeroJ. I Mr: and Mr8. Evtrett Calloway Sunday. Done! Millar reiDmed btme from SL J...pb Hoopllal IIIII 11 much Improved. Mn. K:alhyrn Miller bas employmst at tile Ashllmd lilallon Restaurant bere. Mre. Marla Hopklal, IIIII daughter of Daylon Ohio, apent Monday hera · with ber lister Mr. and Mra. C. E. Woode. , Mrs. Roselud Tucker iDl Miss P&ggy Marab.U have em· ployment at Klmea Nuratna Home at Athens. Eug- Eskew and 1011 of Xen1a spell Sunday hare with btl alaler Mn. MaiM Marcinko and family. ~ M. en. ...... llelry .....d, lialnJJiaa BRAKE SERVIa In&' sharp. an :Ill! I cllJIMt. a. - Jl. ..... M.l!loaop ., n Wanted To luy tool 7.1bdw LORA BEUE ALIGNMENT ...,. ........... II.'!!~ ..._ .......__ ·.._ - ·---.-. ........._ ·.._, _ ..•.. .... _, ._ SEE US before you buy yoor _ _ _.:...:.:.~~.:...____ plants for Easter glfll. We 1 WILL DO! responsible for have Mums, Azaleas, HyID1 debll COIItracled by any- drangeas. GeraailllD!, CJa. llle other than myself. Signed neararias, Calcilarias, Tullpa, n-. w Che Lilies. Prices from $.11$ 1o p, ....,... • Ash, sbirt, 0. -- Mid k ""' . way Mar et, Pome. 4 7 31p ==---:-:--:-~...;_ roy, Ohio. WY ,_2582. :J.OSE weight safely with Del• • :Ill! A-lllet tablets. Only 98c at BUDGET PRICED lurnl Ia · Sloat Pbarmacy. 3 I IOip O!ll' third Door ·J)£[JCIOUS Homemade Pim, Balter FUrnlturt, ~ lie, 75e, and SI.IIO e!zes. 0. OhiD. U U tte · ; JuD Pizza, $1.50. Jaet'• oat-lr==--=--..iiii.iiO~I , " llllr, MlddllllOJ'I, 12 a u. ._ C I • I •"""" .NJDctd 6. Fdaltl:w I. leo~~ tt.nw- - - - : - - - : - - 4 5 31p lJ.I'Iore Ill~ - Notice 1 DAILY CROSSWORD FEMAL! AS ,-HAT Mr. and Mr8. GeoraW Tassi· Mra Carrie 11a1r and dau&h- WHEn WHAn 21o Do II YourMII Cor Wull WHERE? In P-roy-A Good HEERED SICil . A WAG•TON6U! ter Margaret were calling oa ID tf Clnclm!all IDilOUlll!8 lh• AI.~ . Loc1tion tomy. of ~....... WY W511 WHIN? SOON clay. aa tuuranee COIIQllll1 atr!~ Mrs. Maynard llahr term!"'". lhW. Allied Pest and mite Control Ca., ~ chea~ visited her sister, Mr. and Mra. C. m. Woode 8uJI. Mrs. Chester. SiJIIIIIOI afte1 re. turned from Woodsfield apendllg leVeJ'8I daya Wltb be1 BOD, Mr. and Mr8. Brian Simp 8011 and cblldren while Ust Slmpi!OII underwent a lonslllee- meRt lor ' - - pa!Dtlllg. II'OR SALE- t bedroom boose Roof palnllq and repair. Pb. 1'4 IIDry bo~~~e, 7tb Stroot, VI W/00. 3 11 80ip New HaveJ, W. Va. Srnsll 'l'EIIMlTEil .. SWARMING dewD payment, take over Swannen ara not your Joan. Contaet Mra. Robert or CAUTION: Slou~ WY W'IG'I daytlmes or bo11111 treallllg use eare If New Haven ~lfi evealllgs. have a dug well or , t 7 11e Free iupeetfon. Seve POMEROY MOTOR CO. "Where You Buy With ConHdenceH Real btate For Sale AMEN!!SHE'S IMn. James Reel, lr., r& turned from Holzer lloopltal al 1er suri""Y and II eoll'9alese lag at her home. . PRI 0. BEL ' ,.. PHONE 423-9555 'l'hl rabrlc8lll&er Shop, 8alee l'ollleNJ ": Autborlled 1959 CHEVRCI.ET Bel Air St. Wag. $315 "8" • 4 Door - $129 ~- a.l-11111 Marl~• 011 State Rout. 7 ·- - • ' lEN...._ _ meetiol· :.:~:m':be' Lewll •n• Ftltvrlntl The FIJIIII In Traval Traii- you spara II • Ill blurs a weelr:T U eo, JGil earn $25 to 1110 per week. Car Is necesS'lll'y. Call for illel- er, 0. view Mr. Baldwin, WY z. =TRAILE=-:':=a=-,-::10::-7by-:5:1~.""tbree"'"'.,-;--;2471. 4 5 6tc rooma, Howard 0. Jeffers in YOUNG MAN Syracuse. f I etp drafting experience, anent position_ good and working conditions. tact Mr. Bishop, 99'l-32B5 (Btlore May 1st) Pomeroy, Ohio. 45 Nairla Wood Mobile Homes, Inc. APRIL 8-9-10-11 ( :t ·NEVER Join The Fun ••• Set Us At SHOW ·• - '!bose from lbe Raelr ' Cbureb who attended lhe !!i·· Grande AasoelatloD meeting • Calvll')l' Baptist Cburcb, IIi Grande, 'lbur8day, . Marcil J were Rev. and Mrs. Charlr . L. O'Connor, Mr. and Mn. Het · ry Roush, Mr. anU4n. Harr1 CUrlll, Grella ltimpiM, Frar· ~ Nelgler, Ura Morris, Mar jarle Grlmlb, Mal II'. Wtlfe anc Elbe1 Smith. . . The IJrOUp att-u~!n~lbl Fti· lowslilp Tea at Mlddleport Bap 11s1 Qwreb MoDda)' evening April t wert Glenna O'C.IDIOI. Sylvia Wlgal, Pbyllll Ba II e y, ODie Mae Cozart, Edna Plpk· 8118, Marlba lAu Beegle, Na TRAva TRAlLER '.JW , URNIY 00001.1! and .NUPPY SMITH Rev. and Mrs. H. L. MeDar.. .lei are speodlng lhll week I Calumblll with Rev. and Mr Carl Hlckl and UlllallDC I DISPLAY OF THE YEARI 'I 1\ �. •·I" .{· ' ' ' ,o • ·"" j ' u ' -;.> . J I ' ' ,. • l'i/! eel ' ,1 J G-~.J d .enl' . ruue ~··· G'IV~ ,-. . .M.J· .,.gs.· . 10-llail¥ Seotlne~ I'<' •· ..., ... Pomtroy·lllddltport, 0., AprU. 7, 1,• I . cts Planne · d · Temple,l'ythianSIStei'ion'Rituar . . B d th P 0 M Cancer on r te . . a~~.:~r:ree:~~~~..:w~~~~ an , Booster$ I~ · · April has been designated u Uanal Chairman, will . llhow denta. Beol: markers alao will clubs and orgaDizallollll by COJ>o Slsten upon their lospeetioll May 12; Logan, May ,C · -. .. ,. ami plar.·l mm: to th• et~meutarv and be presented to the students. taeilng Mrs. Lochery or one of Tuesday evening at the leJion IIOlla Temple, Pomellly, . May · :ancer "':;:':.;. for a ~ secendarJ ·~~ 1o llie ll'tll. Tbese films may be used by the committee. ball 1n MidciieporL re, U:!!l!>e!l!. !!!!' !'. llllliurt.. ~v:,.~lll throughout t b e Tbe fUms Include "To Smoke . Mrs. Joe Bailey annauneed Mn. Sylvia Bowen, District ~ril 37 and WUkesvllle, June 17 manth by the Meigs cancer .. iluesta were Je-.- So-~ N~to ~:::"~ of= Celebration House-Church reeoJn(led ~~ ":/:,.:;:u=:..~ :P1~tyd.~!; C c :..L..-..,..1 c::. na 0 r.) e ..)LI LUUL j ( . - ·- ~ ~ is Planned .Tomght Mainly About p I I Pcmerov 'B0 nd 0ue5.tl'0. n. VOL XVII Around And About M1ddleporf . J , • . ROTARIANS - Dick Rosenbaum, C<H:bairman, Bill Chlld1 and Cash Bahr, Middleport-Pomeroy Rotarians, prepare colored eggs for Sunday's bunt by children at the Roadalde park. ' .Tack of the Observed with p Readings, oems OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serving Meigs County for over 94 YemJ Member Ftderal Restrl.lf System e Member Federal D•posit lmurance Corporation be inlnl4eo''s Friday, AprU IS alao for the wives. Mrs. Charles the program hour I games with prizes won hy Mrs. Beulah White, andiMrs:;.r.:: Kauff. Mra. Clyde W read two poems, "When Fl01W·II ers Awake" and "Spring Fev· SPECIALIZED I bost-11 Wringer Washer Service, becau11 we lmow you'll be using yours more for sprlog cleaning and wasb· i) Mrs. Genevieve Su!DJI and Mrs. John Kaulf were es and cerried out the apring !heme In the decoraUOD& and ', refreshments. Yellow deffodlb decorated the table with yel· low nutcups and napkins carry· ing out the theme. CUpcakes Iced Ia yeUow and lee cream were eerved during the IOCIII hour. Attending In addiUon to lhe above were Mrs. Nora HaJD. Uloll ll1ld Mrs. Ellzabelb Slav- lng. We have a lull time meebaolo to help out rl&hl now. We'D pickup aod retura your wasber. Eut 'With Choir 1 I Mlu Seren Lewil, daUShter t! Mr. and Mrs. WBUam E. Lew11, 118 South Seconckl, Middleport IJ s member of the warren Wilson C.llege Choir, Swu naoaa, N. c. wbldl hal completed a concert tour ta BalU· more and Swerthmore Pennsylvanta; West Ba8blnC Ridge ml Jeroey; New York, New and VliDna, Vlri!lo1a. Mlu LewlJ IJ a sraduate Middleport Hlgh Sehoel, clue of 1885. Warren WUson CoUege Ia owned and .operated bJ till Board t1 National Mlulona till llnlle4 J>reJb)UrliD Qwn,b We Pickup and Deliver! Our Speci1l Mayt1g Service Building W• will repilr your Mlyt11 or any wrlntor wuher that Mayt11 makes. MlyH pur waslwr ntldo • new pilnt jo~we'll do thllf, too. Call ua todey, Phone SH 2-4211 "The Ml yt19 Storo" _, ________ Rutland, '·" ... ...........,.., .~ RUTLAND FURNITURE IUIY CHICKS ' o. Open This Weekend Until 8 on Friday Evening Until 9 on -Saturday Evening e e e (With I OIL .t Gaol CotiHllol . . llelloll PIIII?Tf , CLEVELAND !UPI) -"I've alae bad enough of Cleveland," a brufaed and haltered Meigs County bay aald today. Woodrow w. Hall Jr., 13, who . came here last week because Kill 44 Commiel bta mother h~ped he would set ""GON. u' S be " t .,.,... • • r8 tter eduC8uOD, W8S 8 • Ignored a rising llde of anti • by three youths Tbll1'8Amerleanjsm ~ the South day. The boy was knqekecf. un· VIetnamese home front and canscioua by the png and '!boo. klUed· 44 Co~ ill ' two cut and scratched about the actltns In the field, military face and arm wlth a safety pin, spokesmen said today. The attack oceurred aa the Tha 11. s. Army's 1st . A,tr youth was walking to Emptre Cavalry Division ~ the 101~ Junlsr High Sehoal to enroll In Airborne Divis!:" found, ~ school. After the attack Weod~;:~loco~ ro,:, r~ thepolieehome of~ COUIIin eraDon FUlmore" Thursday . 11 W . lo · ve the was reported, . ' boy Ia the hospital, u. s. Navy and Air FOI'I!e pi- IDs mother, Mrs, Margaret 1 Iota unaffected by tbe violent HaU twho In 81l81her lljW'Ianti • gavernment demonstra- g;en l:r las~ eous~ came : Ilona 011 the ground, roared lL>- loreve leclronlnom; to w~ 80 e ' to the air and pounded Cmmoues lrm 80 nlal Noi1h ·vlelnamese high- c!IUid eern extra money ferber ways bridgea rader sites and famUy. . mill~ lostaltatl0118 from . Her husband, WoQclrow Hall lkles. SJ:·• Is emplilyed hy an Ololo Ri~er ~)l boll h aad st· Slww B b Pr udl llvea In ll:e Meip eilunly town ~ 1188 ~Jy of !Aiiri':Falla. 'v: . . A-Good T' for F To Seled Your New Easter Outf~, ·· H Cards, Gifts, ·Candy and~ lqys . AJtOA8o : ,. i . apvenil', Naval surged out again in I m a II Amorlc!a• "'" reported tbol sroups lhat swept tloroUih the and wounded Ia wild ant~ American demonstration~ awoeptae Salcoa. SAIGON (UPI) - A hand ~rtnade possibly burled by a streets. VIe! Coal ten'Oritt eaploded AbouliOO surrounded two toDtPt - r tile Tao Soa black limouainea with two Am· Nillt Air 8111 nulde 111pa orleans lu each and smashed 1NIIIILIIDI t!PI Amerlaooe them with rocks from point • aad lloree . VIola-. All blank ran1e before ears sped a- . . ·' :. 1,·~ W!! ; IIM,iil• live. The lankl tben wDl be trauporled by sblp, past the Cleveland Harbor, to the S~ Lawreaee Seaway. The Cleveland Stevedore Co. IIeltl the coatracl for tile put five yearo. lmli- I ]IJ 11 illl!llllh MJ I Boosters Wanting ltema for Auction Southefll District Athletic Boosters are gathering Items for an auctlon planned later thll yeer, Chairman Robert Harden, Syracuse, 8llliOWlced today. Articles collected will be stored In the Simpson bulldllll aerosa from the poal of!lee bl Racine. Committee membera named ·to bandle eolleellona Ia the varioul areaa Include Madson Fisher, MinerSville; Beb Cozart, Portlud: Howard Erwin, Otok Grove ml Nease Settlement; ,Harry Hill, Letart Falls; Harden, George Cundiff and Bob WIRgett, Syr!IC1LIIt; Frank ·Cleland, David Hill and Otla MeCllntoclt, Ractae, . ec. J~Ion . 4 Ill 7 del"ftt below tile c;>n. ~ Friday We'll Clos, The. Store; Frdn~· : 1~ Nocm ' Coinmunlty S.rvl~ At ~ Epltcopal ~ ... ' .. ' 1: .. (; •' ,,··, I I I ·oae parkedAuto Hit Ofi Bahr Road 1liJ :ru :er Ursula Gribble .lim n· Thursday ;:,r• Mr NewhOJJSe Of ReedsviJIe Dies Fn'day 'fri, :wn City. No one was es s. In ongress miTbe~=::.:~.. · Meinben if·· till eJI1IIJDlltJee about s per eent al tbe 11 cleat\ v'-t, but it'l · · 111 JD Febniary, c.monuuteatiOovo ::::1 .... I 2101'· several Middleport eburche• where special music and the Easter loiPI ucl Iowa are Columbu• Story 1o medl"tlona wlllllerald the Easter messsge, "Chrflt ft uc1 11, and ClnclnnaH 13 • Ia Risen." u:1 Coootinued cool over " At the First Baptist Church the sunrise service will be· III• weekend loDowed by slow glo at 8:30 •,!II· and wtu be aponsored by the Busy Bee wormlnc early Dell week, to Class. Mn. q.rald Anthony will be orgaolst and special Hal or 1 iltlle ohove aormal music wUl ~ · esentod by lhe choir and a duet by Mra. lnlddle of aelll week. Pn!clpi. ;,;,•...,.._ Beulsb W.hi · . !fa tonstall. MIAMI, Fla. \Ul'U - The Caribbean cruise s:ul> '-"' The Rev. bona .. -~ lla'Vt! fhe Easter mediiMion tatiH will avera&• tbret • ing Princess, bomeitl fd-bound to Miami lj'om • pre-EUler ealllled, "Dawn In The Garden." The sanctuary will be de- taollll ta -alll:ocb melled cruise with an estimated 48>· ~erson. lbolltdo caught fire eorated with pelted Jli:ater !Iowen glveo In memory of de- as ...lte<ed ooaw nurrteo off the tip of Cuba ln the pre-dawn hours today. Its boll· ceased members by relatives i:nd friends. IDII lllowero, mainly norlbem daying passengers had to abandon ship. Mrs. Jocob Turner is chairman for the memorial flow- aecliob, over tile weekea:l At least 360 persons were rescued by the German era. The flowers wiD be taken to shut-ins following t h e and rail aboat mld-week, freighter Cape Notre, one of eight rescue vesaels sta'!!ll•l • Ill! ••-· IH!illllll~ by the stricken Norwegian ship. The persons abw'cl l b • morning worship aervtces. ~ ndlli Th Cape Norte were reported in good. co on. ~ ~r• 1 m The Church of Christ wlll .A~ organ prelude, ''The DO Immediate reporta af bold a sunrise aervlce at 6 1. Risen Christ," by Serg1Js8ll, deaths or injuries. Ht said 231 p2111011gus wera m. whicb will feature the Eas- with Tom Baker as . At 8:15 a.m., EST, 71> h0Ui11 Americans. ter story with I mesuge enlil- will open the service, A • alter the first SOS was flashed, In addiUen to the Capt Norte led, "Tbe Triumphant Christ," anthem Ye Watd!ers the Viking Princess still was the rescue Deet Included given by the Rev. Donald Holy 0;,.s, will be presented afloat although the co.. t Guard u.s. destroyol'l Owenl ~ Hicks and special mualc by the the choir and the IleY, c. said its superstructure was Wilkinson the . Navy Ul choir wlth Mrs. Arthur Skinner, vin Aikin! will have 85 his . "engulfed iR flame." ship Ral;igh and ~~ director, and Mrs. Chesler Er· moo topic "The Glorious The State H~gbway Patrol ln· Many of the 125 perstns yet Swerve, the U.S. Coaal ji~ win, organist. ter Hope.': The organ Yesligated an accident · unaccounted for as rescued cuttor Cook blel, and "'twa At Heath Methodlsl Church "Hooanna" by Du Bois, ing • parked cer owned by were believed by the u.s. Navy other merchant ships. l'luu the sunrise service wiD begin close the service. V:ctor A. Bahr, _45, Long Bot· 1o be crewmen left aboard the from the U.S. Naval Bill! ill at 8 a.m. aad wlU loleluda the tom, and one droven hy Fran· Viking Princess to fight the G~ntaumo Bay, CUh, tl Easter Story glvu from serlpFEDERATED CIIUIICII clo Andrew, 6%, Long Bottom, fire. m:les to tbe nortlleaat, ~ 15 10 ture booklets a epecial vooa1 thHollylerCo~beRionhe.'derviicelth at a.. mM. ~Coayt on Weather ln the rescue area over the acene. "Coaalder' ~- Lili " hy e a wm a e Babr Rd., :n e:gs un y. was said to be good 'th SOlO, w• e8 Federated cburch at 6 · 30 1 m. Offi aid that Andrew 1 WI 8ee Ufeboa&l 5 Ben Pbili!On and organ pre. ·. · cera . ' moderate seas. The planes reporte4 II& lude and ~tlude by Mr. Wll· ~!~ R:~ :.~:e~~n~:~ n:ra~;:!1 :r~:;;. ~as ~u~: A spokesman _for_ the ow~rs lifeboals in the water. 1iam K. Russell, prelude "Easter Ailelulah" :ng nd nd backed Into the of the vessel sa:d :t had sa:led A U.S. Navy tug, tbe ~ Sunrise servlee at . tha Ml:lo hy Mr; Ben Neutzllng The •ro;:ed The left rear fend· from M:am: 2 w:th 235 also was en route It tho · - · dleporl Church of the Naza. choir win sing a specl~l an· ::rof the Bahr car was dam· passengers a 200 crewmen. Disaster_struck the 17,61Jil.to.• reoe will begll at 1 a.m. and tbem Easter Dawn N . ed Viking Princess ID~d will feature the ELIIIIer medltaCauBcH OF aiaJST aged. 0 ont" ~: ~~~ · to "'Hurricane alley" ' ' ' the !loa given hy the IleY. Clyde The Youth Fellowship will M: :,~~ ~urt Anr;e2~ on Ceribhea1, tbe W • · p~ llerll$. The iervlceo will be conduct services at the Pome- a cbar o :backing sage between Cuba i(litl. 1 ~ 1io the ~~ewly completed roy Church of Cbrlat, at t :30 Bry,:'B eoni.'d,~. Hunting: IeS =::.:s :~ Pi~ 1 ao:ditorlLDD whleb bas just been p.m. with Miss Elizabeth ton, w. va., was driving north radioed iu sitl . 1 C0111Pleted hy 1M members of fy In charge. There will be 1 on Rt. 7, a little over two miles Ursula Gribble, 9t, widow of po ~ ~. till church. pro8J'am o~ readings, LL«<h of CroWD City at t a.m. the late Dr. L. G. Gribble, ~·t New pew Hill arrived Frl- and a meditaUon, "The Thursday when a deer ran Pomeroy physician, S, day and will 'b!t '~laced In the and The Crown," by Mlso the path of his car. The passed away Thursday at M~igs ' ltlldlloriLDD for lbe ~. bara Kennedy. w88 tilled and there was General Hospitsl foUowiog a IN POMEROY SACRm HEART C1IUKCII 'Y damage to the ear. long illness. Euler SU?rise s.rviceoi are Saturday at 11 p.m., at Conrad was not Injured. Mrs. Gribble, born May 11, IICheduled LD four Pomeroy Sacred Heart church, will be deer was disposed of by 1171, was the daughter of chiD'ches. till Blessings of. new pes- neth L. Tomlinson, Ga!Ua and Elizabeth ~=I The Ohio VaDOJ' Command- cal candles and 1 ty eame protector. Hauck. She Uved her , ery No. 24, KT, 1f!11 be guesta ,_~ by the Rev. · All accident Involving u life In the Pomeroy areo. She Mrs. Edith Newbouse tf at the ~ ....,.. at the Jobn Turel, followed lly a 111111 ldenUiled vehicle was Is survived by aieees and ReedsviUe Rl., died ,.;ly Ullllad Methodllt 'clwtcll at 7 11 mldnllbL at 1:56 p. m. Thursday ews. mOMIIag In st. Joseph Illf. . (FOC) ·mOVed It 8llind trola over CA1V, Dlljor eurbii on· Ita Jato bil eltles. T1ie fimnnJMI.. aald II ,. l es still lacing each oth~ n~ borbed wire barricades, ' '1 The students and Saigon were angered "desecration" of theu· from government tear reports, reliably repcorted without foundation, that demonslrators had been by the 10vernment parafr.oolers. = ' unfeUered, would bava • li!l~Iort subaalntjal Jmp~¥=1 If some. wm \ see · televiaiOil = Vtewina lor • Jot 1'11211111 of people: . .IUPI·) '· 1:1 IIi way to safety. )•Iter •enlor army officers of U. S. military police, warned the Jst Corps of Da Nang dethat they were a special target ' oounced Premlar Nl!lyen Cao of the increasingly anti-Amer· II)' and Ky's alr force sent two lean Buddhists, stayed on the fighter planes swapping menfringes of the mob to try to e1- acing ove: their headquarters trieste trapped Americans. They in a show of force. had orders to run over the dem· The development further onstratoro If necessary to es- heightened the confronlation in cape falling Into their hands. the northern clly between rebel The battle erupted shortly ermy troops and loyallst fore· • Holidavinn '.J '0 S:=~:?~~~ Passengers hat~'~ c. ,.,0 A b'andon Sh •••. .-".' .l. I i-=~~ltlme ilfll!•ud.,.~ ll betweaDto CAW . Linda Perry Churches Planning Sunrise S:~':EJ:!:':f:::' 4t:5 CA.r· ,, D. ~· . R t . .c ' '' ' :~ : , _. ' Clevell:nd Ordaaace Det>ol wUI be sblpped Utl mlltt by raD It Ttledo beeanse thll Lake Erie pori Is too npe• :;or.O: ~ are Dick llosenbaum ond Dick Rawlings and their wives. Assist:ng them Thursday night were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robson, Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Jenk· ins?", Mr. and Mra. B Ill Ch:lds, Mr. and Mrs. Jack -welsh; Mr. and Mra.: Clrl 'Horky, president and Mrs. .John Werner and Mr. and Mrs. Cosh Bahr. . Mr. Welsh showed a mov:e of last •ear's bunt at the park. CLEVELAND (UPI) .... ArlilY comballlab btllll at the Attacked In Cl"ty Ia ' ,> • v Make EIHrhldsl1. PoMirOJ Your Shoppllg • B MeiPS oy WORLD es. Mil• Lewil Torm , to be tucked away on the grounds by Rotarians and Midd!eport Volunteer F:remen who will. assist at the annual Easter Day event. Area business and professional men and women ·provide priZes. . l'ayor ·c. Or f'ishett.v-· e:r peeled to welcome the elemenlacy school age youngsters lD the srounds. A separate hunt Is ~!ICted for pre • school children. . CO - chairmen of ~ hun.t l:) ELBERt=ELDS LewiJ·C.·: :;I er." For the next month we ere specializing In Maytag , - II WRINGER WASHER REPAIR SERVICE l Cl:lltlrtn of the county gather lr, Middleport- Sunday at 2 p. :r for the annual Rotary-spon· sored Ea~ Egg Hunl'on the roa~e ·Park &rounds and fto. tart"ILJ.. lind Rotary • Anna did -~hard worlr · that always ·pr~s fun lor others Thursday night al the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. A golden 811 worth no and a sliver qne worlh $5 were pre~red aa were 442 others, all The Easter seasonand!" wM"'IO.msl menu meetingwere afterserved whichby refreshGrove; of Mr.Flatwoods; and Mn. HarMrs.Ingles, JamesMrs. JohnMn, lng wltl be Mrs. st. Clair, served with readings the leek ley Haning Mr. greeters; Mrs. William Ken- Mrs. Leolo SmithAvery and Mrs. Rebat the April meeting of Mlddl:!- Ihosteu to sb:: members, and Mrs. James Jobaaoo, Jamie neth Herria, Mrs. Gene Houde- ert J011es. dies Bible Class of the sue, Greggory Todd of Pom- ahelt, Mrs. Robert Ashley, Mrs. ---port First Baptist Church SERVICE BELD eroy; Mr; and Mrs. Kenneth Sci.ta, Mrs. L<Iwetl Beaver, COMPLETES DEGIII!ll!! day evening at the church. The funeral !l!rvlee for Mr. J~ ~ Mldd!eptrt, Mr. and Mn. Paul Ruasell, Mrs. Wes· Charles E. Lee, son of !:fr. Mrs. James Murray pmlden.t, Homer Thaxton of Columbus, ilro:. Joseph Johnson, daughter ley Fry, Mrs. Raber! Flaber, ml Mrs. Carl E. Lee of Lon8 waa In charge of the wu held at the South Side Beverly; Larry Johnson, daugb- Mrs. George MOler, Mra. Don- t!ottom, haa completed hiLl Liewhich was opened with Cl:ureb of Cbrlsl Sunday April ter Gllla Rae, visited reeeotly al• Tholllas, Mrs. Mullen, Ml'L ll1f8 In gas englneertrr, 'tedio scripture from St. Joha and 3. He was brought to Gravel at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Trlpletl, l:lrt. Dan ntlotiY and air eoodl~ '' prayer given by Beulah~== I HJD Cemetery at Cheshire fer Everett Lambert. Mr. Lambert, White, Mrs; Raymond Stowart, Southern Tech, l'ilertetta, f!Mr.. Tbe class sang the burial. Graveside serv1ee wu the "'~II of boJior eelebrale4 Mrs. Myron BaUay, Mrs. gla. Charles apent a rew days sona, 1 'He Lives•• with •B:;;;ha at the plano. attended by the relatives of ~ bls blrtbday with all enjoying Dwight Cullums, Mrs. Allen with bls parenfl and brother, A card of thanks was lumbus, Middleport aod Pom- a potluck supper. Mra. CeeU Leonard ml Mrs. Dale Wal- Larry, and· left lall 11'eet _lor from Mrs. Charles eroy. Mr. Thaltoa waa preced· Gillogly baked the eake lor her burn, refreshments, and ML11. Mndesto, Calli. lo aeet • for remembrances sent her on ed In death by bls wife Edna. father'a blrlbday. Jean Cook, eolfee. ploymenl. birthday. The clasa voted 1.:;;;~~~~~~~~----iiiiiiiiiiiiiii,...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;i;;;i;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;.iiiii'"j to contribute to tbe banquet to be eerved AprU 14 to the Bapuat Ministers Wives of lhe Rio Grande Association area. A ~----~==================~--~~lunclbeonwill Carolyn Hoffmao Yo!Ith Continae Destructioft S • E M • The Work is Done; I Remains only the 'Fun' ~!:~: !~~~e be.?!h~!~~~ f QS er SeaSOn Your Full Service Bank Is • , , M111'1Iyn Cartla Riot:~g SAIGON (UP!) Rioting youths urged on by Baddhist monks stormed through the streets again today in a wild sweep of deslruction. They at· tacked three American serVicemen, smashecl windows in two U. S. official sedans and fought a pitched battle wltb VIetnamese paratroopers. - Rotary-Anns, I to r, are Mrs. Dick The paratroopers fought back Mrs. Cash Bahr, Mrs. William Childs and Mrs. with tear gas that drove the (fer right), ~re called In to help on projects riotous youths back into their headquarters pagoda but they MasoN Drive·ln !,.,;;;;;,1~~55!5!iiiiiia!Caim~p.55~~~-'I Pat B.Ue;y EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA have selected 1lx students to represent their chapter lo Columbus, April 22 and 23. They are Carolyn Maxey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vivian MaJey, of Reedsv!Ue, a senior; Pat Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bailey, Minersville, a senior, both in F.H.A. four years; Patty Harrli, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Bryan Harrla, Reedsville, to accept the Awacd of Merit lor the Exstero chapter, a junior; Marilyn Curtis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perry Curtis, Reedsville, a junior; Carolyn Hollman, dAughter of Mr. and Mr1. Lloyd Hoffman, of Pomeroy, a junior, and Linda Perry~ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Benny Perry, Long Bo., tom, a junior, all active In F.H.A. three yeara. The llfla wiD he accompanied to Columbus by the Chapter adviser, Mrs. Janie Ritchie. Wild were MEIGS THEATRE Carolyn Mue;y w Committees for Benefit Card Party ' .. · S WSCS yracuse Meets Tuesday On Easter Theme i ! e clety. IRoad" lor biBb seboal stulng 1nforomtion on the proJects lstic ceremonies by the ofll· ell stronc. Gladya Major,~: The goal for Meigs County : ' , and Inviting ~onatlons. Mr. Wen- cOl'S who were atlired In .~ bel Wood, Anna ·Ogdlo ml .....,. hbl been sel al f4,500 and the 'I " " " ' zc=zem 2 IU deU Gerladl Is pnbllclty ehalr- fioor - lengt!' gowns. ble GoOd of WUkesvWe; Faith flrsl week, April H will be ' . . mao. . Vlrg'.ola Owens served aa Wittekind ml Ruth Nb::OII of used for conlacting business ' j A variety <if servleeo wl1l Most Excellent SeniOr In the Lo(an, Gladya Col: of Harris. . houses in Pomeroy and Midmark the observance of Holy absence of Etta Lemley, who ville, W. Va. Mn. Wittekind __,., 1. 11 n. di:!pert. The second week. Apeop e n 1~ Week In Grace Eplseopil was Ul. Others taking part and Mrs. Good extended greet. ElecU811 of offleen Wll beld McKenzie, ,...,.NI!D • , til IJ.L5 tbe residential di.. Church, beglnnlng wlth a specwere Mrs. GrUf Russel~ pasl lngs from their Temple. ml the !IChool bond llsue was J~ QulvtY. vice pres~ lficls will be canvassed. ' tal eelebratloo of the Commondistrict deputy and captain of During tbe busloess meting endorsed when lbl! Pomeroy Mr•. Roy Mayer, eecretary, • • the desree team; Betty Blgp, $It waa reported 1pent for a!- Band Baoslerl Auoclalloo met Mrs. Harry ~atsoa, trea~er, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Elza GUmore ton toolght at 7:110 p.m. ln. the Spec:al events have . been have received word lhal their home of Mrs. Theodon! Ebers• director of work; Mrs. George tulslle work ml 90 sick calls Tuesday evening In tbe band Band directar, Mr. Donald planned for April 25-29 w:th the oon, Mervin Jo5eph Gilmore bach, 116 w. Main St., PomeCbllds, Most ExeeUenl Chief; mnde. The oliver oflerlq wu rotm. 1 Miller aaked that all band annual Tag Dsy sel for AprD has been promoted to Alr21l811 rey. Goldie GUmore, Protector; Nor- taken ·for the · project ol the Mrs. Truman Kuasell, preSI- Unl!orms be turned In 011 Aprll 30. Mrs. Nan Moon! of Middle- Se<.-ond class. The "house-church" eelebra· Mr. and Mr•. Allen Le:merd ma Zirkle, Outer Guard; Max- Grand Chief, a station wagon dent, waa In charge of I be 27 and that they be cleaoed m1 pori, and Mrs. Els:e Sm:th ol h f Ra . Han will subsUtute informal and children, Steve Walburn lne Owen, Most Excellent Jun- fo, the Medina Home. meeting whlclo opened with the nome attached. Volunteerl to Pomeroy w:U be cha~rmen of Mrs: Beulah Rous o cme discussion for sermon and re- and Mrs. Huber! Taylor .were ior; Opal Biggs, Manager; Mrs. 'Mrs. George Cbllda appoln~ Lord'a Prayor munison. Mrs. he! wheu unlloriDI are turned the Tag Day usmg Job s Daugh· Is ass:~lmg Mrs. DesSie Patter· create the atmosphere of I he welcomed into membersb:p. at Ben Neutzlng, pianist; Mrs. ed Mrs. Homer Jones, Mrs. Maxine Arnold spoke on the In ~ Mrs. Russell, M r a. ~~ membe~.s :n the work. AI son w:tlo housecleaning. . original Last Supper (held on the First United Presbyter:an Horace McElhinny, secretary Cash Bahr and Mfs. Grill Rut- bond Issue lor the new oebool Gene Haudaahell, Mrs.·Norman • coffee day has also . been Mr. ~d Mrs. Norm~n R:ze~ this day of the week) through Church In Middleport rlur:ng and Belly Spencer, treasurer. sell on the Investigating com- and the AsooclatiOII endorsed llarbreebt Mrs triplett and planned on a dale In Apr:l. of Rac:ne and two meeesnd o the use of vessels and fumlsl:· Palm Sunday worship serlices Mrs. Clyde Andrews served mlttee. Reported Ill were Mrs. the Issue. Mrs. Donald McKen· Mrs Ken;,.th MeLaushllo. Personal work:ng on the var· HarUord, W. Va. were ~0 ,;y 1ngs from the home. with the Rev. Howard Ruppelt as candidate for the ritualistic Mal S811bom, Lena McEiblony zle waye and mean! chairman, ' · lous. phas~s :nclude Mr. Paul dmner guests of Mr. an. s. A Good Friday service lnvol· officiating. work. Mrs. Bowen was given a and Etta Lemley, reported on the recent record Contributions were made lor Case:, c:ha:rman of workers for Harry Keiser, Mmersville. vin the whole community from ' 1ft of mone from the Temple A aalad course with sand- hop ml thanked Mra. Roy the purchase of muale for I)Oit canvassing in Middleport and Wyatt Radford " conf~ned to 12 !oon to 3 p.m. will consist of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dta~s! ~y Mrs. Jeutzling. She IJt. wiches and coHee Wll served Mayer, Mrs. Eugene Triplett year"and llso ltr the purcbase Pomeroy; Mr. Lloyd Blackwood, h:s home, Athens Road w:lh the medilations on the Seven Last and son oi Akran spent vited the group to attend IJt. at the cloee of the prngram by ml Ray GI')Jeser who llelped. of a new banner. II waa II> ehalnnan, Bedlord, Olive, nu. . . Words el Christ by seven local weekend with b:s mother, ML11. the hostes8es, Mrs. Bea Neutz. II was decided to give the Ap- no:mced that "Meet the Band'' Orange, and Chester TowL>- Miss Call:e Kloes Is qu:te ill ministers the rector preaching Beulah White and other rela· Ung, Mrs. PllD Meinhart, Mrs. rll date for a record hop to the night had been changed to ,lpshlps; Jack Welsh, assisted by al her home, Cave Sl. from Z:IO . Z:3S. tlves. Karl Owens, Mrs.- wnuam AU- Senior clas• to raise funds for rll 22 at 7:30 p.m., at the Jllfto Mrs. cather:ne . ShavorJDiky, Mrs. Ev~zr:~f ~ung~ The children of the church Mrs Robert Reibel spent the . man and Jane Johnston: The Its annual trip. It waa IMOUL>- lor Hlgh auditorium. Named Rutland, Col:nnbia, Lehan~, to_wn arr:v. au . Y • will gather at 3 p.m. oo Holy 1week~nd in Cambridge with her ,table wu decorale4 with an ar- eed lbal 20 purpta ruga with as relreahment eommlttee for Sutton, Le!art, Salem, Sal:~ w:th her siSter, Miss Callie Salurday to present their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. rqement of yellow and white white borders made from old that night Mrs. C. E. Mr. Blackwood will he m, Kloes. H "mite" boxes at 1 short pre Joe Young, Jr. and family. D8na Wlnebre was jonquils with yellow a nd white band uniforms will be lor aale Blakeslee and Mrs. VIetor bury and Sc:plo TownshipS. . Mr. aJX. Mrs. eery_ E t . including a Mrs. nner napkins. at t5 a rug. Hannahs eo-chalnnan, • ~ d charge of the distribution of ~nd son, Timmy of Rac~e :• era:;;~~ e age in an Jim Johnson, Bruce Wallace hostess to the WSCS of the Sy- Serving on the ~egree staff Mrs. Triplett gave the report Mra. ~ Vaughan, Mrs. Orten j cartoon booklets :n the elmen· :ted Monday even:ng With •t ry.;... hunt :h refresh· and Mike Shafer have arr:ved rac!ISe Methodist Church were Nell Babr, Margaret Jones of the 110 minatlng committee Colmer, Mrs. Tom Crew Jr., ' lfl schools In the county mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford, East gg . E ch child from Marshall University, Hunt- Tuesday e~ning at her home. Jane Jobnston, Mrs. 0 I h o and offteers elected were Mrs. Mrs. Leslle Fultz, 1\lrs, Donald •· Mr!. Pat Lochary, Educa- Minersville. n.ents followmg. ed fal iogton W. Va. to spend the The meeting, _In charge of Waltz Elizabeth Allman Gen. ·. Lanning Mn Rk!herol Meeo will receive a pott ower. ' . 'th th 1r per ML11 William Eoehlnger presl' ' ' · ' ' HAVING BAKE SALE Children ere also welcome at sprin8 vacat:on w: . e - deni opened wlth devotions by evleve Meinhart, Regina Hud· Mrs. Larry Sheetll, Mrs. Iris Harrisonville Pro is the regular 10:30 a.m. ,..lebra· ents, Mr. and ~rs ~~m~~ ML11: John Sauvage, who had aon, Betty Spencer, Doris BaJ. , Collins, Mrs. Charles Griffith, Pome!'<Ly, Ohio . , bake sale on Friday lion of the Holy Communion Johnson, Mr. and · ~ for her topic Suffering of Jesus ley, Kathryn Miller, Lennie Mrs. Roy Grueser, Mrs. Nor' Easier Sunday, at which the Wallace and Mrs. Mary Sha r. taken from' The Upper Roooi HaptonstaD, Ferne Cheeseman Harbreehl, Mrs, George I ning ai 9:30 a.m. at lhe Kroger ancien! vestments of the eerly Mr. and Mrs. Russell Rou~ and closed with ppyer. The brr --·, Mrs. Grill Russell, staff Hobstetter, Mrs. Lawrence HoffTONIGHT-NOT OPEN ' Store in Pomeroy. church will be used, and an and son, Er:<\ ol Oak. H:ll we Resurrection waa the theme of captain and Mrs. Ben Neutz. . ner, Mrs. Willi~ . . Jtudaon, original •tory of the resurrec- weekend guests of his par:nts, the prosram hy Mra. Royal ting, pianist. Plan! have been co~pl~ ' Mrs. Harold Lohse, Mrs. Law· FRIDAY ond SATURDAY tion be !old for a sermon. Mr. and Mrs. AUred Raus . Thomaa and wa• taken f,rom a for the benefit card ;a~ spa renee Francis, Mrs. Guido GiroApril 8-9 Baby-sitting will be Mr. and Mrs. Herry . Moon!, book written by Oral Robert!. aored by the Child Conservation lam!, Mrs. Jolm Beaver, Mrs. "OPERATION CROSSBOW" W VII . In the parish house. Jr. of Ashland, Ky. v:s:ted re- During the business aessloo, Birthday Ob1er11ed League on Tuesday, April 12 at William Radford and Mrs. (Technlcolor' FRIDAY, SATURDAY With Sophia Loren Ioonuy w:th Mr. and Mrs. Her· 12 shut-in calls were report. At Potluek Dinner 8 p..m., at the Middleport Ele- Gene Houdashell and George Pepoard ond SUNDAY LEADERS TO MEET ry S. Moore. ed Communications were read mentery Sehoal. There wlU he . "WAR PARTY" APRIL 8-9-10 Neighhorhood Girl Scouts 1 m;m two missionaries, Marge Mrs. Kenneth Grover and door prizes m1 refreshments. Refreshments carrying out t!Je Donad Barry, DaiiPY Davison 1 "GOODBYE CHARLIE" 30 f Mayer In Japan and Esther daughter, Joy l<Iraloe, of lAing· Commlttees for the event are Easter theme were serve<) hy (Color) will meet April 1l at 1' p.m. Laird in Korea. Mlsa Marcia bottem; Mr. and ML11. Cecil Mrs. Charles Bradbury, gener· Mrs. Roy Mayer, MI'I. ·Kenne.th SUNDAY, MONDAY Debbie Reynolds~ Tony :~. ~=a~~s·;:l :::~sh House. Kerr and Ml'11. Wendell StuDer GD!ogly, Sievle, Jeffrey and a' chairman; Mrs. Robert Sell- McLaughlin ~ Mrs. Donald ond TUESDAY Curtis, Pat Boone APRIL 10.11 -12 tee members are requested were reported w. . Ailsa of Athena; Mr. and Mrs. moU, Mrs. Kenneth Scltes and McKenzie w:th Mrs. William - and"DO DISTURB" "AT RAGON" attend to maka plans for Day A reading "Easter " 1968'' Gone La.mberl, Charlotte, DoL>- Mrs. Don Mullen, tables; Mrs. Porter eonlrlbutlng, I llorls (Color) •hy Mrs. Sauvage, closed the oy, David and Cheryl ef Hem- Schmoll and Mrs. Bradbury, Hostesses for the MaJ mee.t- I "' II CA'fV M:;:alat7!~:. ~I~ :£:~:t::!:y Htmtlngton, W. Va., to aay Ume. to bls left to avoid I eolllslon. ---eac struck 1 1uart1 raU lbe left aide o1 the ~:;: 1 the road. and • wu heavy damap the Ill<. r--.. '' r 11 I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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