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Stzes 32 • We have just the Hems you need for the hard lo fit, extra size women with a full er figure . l'omr in now and make your WOMENS $3.00 "FIGURFIT" SUPS PiRH cotton Dacron-Cotton and permanent press Etlll%br ~:d•l Polyester a~d 35% Combed Cotton full slips. m o ery trim Sizes 32 thru 44. $2.37 Solo ,, I and colors. Group of lnfanla and toddlers cardigans and tllpover sweatera. White and colors. Assorted tnm. Values from $1.95 to $3:95. .... $1.50 BESTFORM BRAS $2.37 Large sJze - mesh waave dish cloths. Assorted tol· ors. While tbey last. s.1o Sc - 11_,.,-,.. 1 ·., Our uwnn "Kirbury" brand. Seamless support atoc:kings--88'% nylon and 12% Lycra Spamlex. Sizes small, average, tall and extra 'tau. AVailable in Sea Shell onl>·· A tood. 7ear .vound shade. Sale $2.66 a pair $4.88 Mon'• Short Sleeve WOMEN$ APRONS Extl\8 heavy vinyl, flannel backed ts_blo eoven. Ideal fer din- Phil Moicl $3.95 Women's elastie leg and band leg acetate briefs. Assorted prints and white. Sizes 5, 6, 7 and 8. $lOO SLIPS Women's 1acr trim - ing room or dinette. Wipes clean Wltb damp doth. Assorted prints and solid ooJors. Damask patterns. Also available in aU 90 ... . " , • $2.95 60'' Round ..... $2.95 X n~· Ion full slips. Regular and sbadow panels. While on· ly. Sizes 32 tbru 44. S.lo 52 MensWash'n Wear Paiamas GIRLS SPORTSWEAR In tlzea A, B, C, and D Two ple<e style witb notcb· ed collar coal top. - Lane aleevo. Boxer wllal bottoma. An excellent IO!ecUoo of prlnta plut your choice of oolid eolora ID blue, grey or tau. 2 ,.,, $5.00 ' 11111 Men's Perrnantnt Pr• Short SIMW f2.95 GARDEN TOOLS Heavy ·&•uge .steel with wood handleo. Wide aplllea, narrow ajlllieo,.weedera. 44c . • ! l ,I ' i • .I ' ''. ···•.· aretaker Hierarchy Will Try to Hold Extremists from Rebellion I I I Ale•• I Always Save· .AU, of , You f. PII'IIIIIMnt bUJ Pnu · · No lroninl ever, a finely tailored s1ac1r: made of 65"k n...... Polyester ond 311% Avril Rayon. Dark Grey or Dark Brown in alaM 30 to 42 1\'liol and in J01ll' eorreet lea&tb. $5.95 :..L A HOPSACKING SLACKS Deep blue eolor, never l!ave to be tllllliCL ~ Fortrel Polyooter ond IIO!Ko Cot\!Iil. · Walll $5.95 IOYS PERMANENT' PRESS stDs·. -n. " ' 9olld color in wheat, Ioden baek or deep _._. ~., ..... aeecl lronilll. Some llt)'les belt 00111!. w•tll a eufl, othen are l>o!Uet1, bavo tapered ,., llld aw wora without o ouff. Sizel I to 20. . "POM-POM" THROW RUGS 100'ro vilcoae nJOII 1111\h frinlod your $3.95 P~~~r'i\~ ~Jr.'-a.n S1113'.S'-47.91 rue• for bomt prieod from $1.00 to SlUt. · Just received! Another ablpment of Hondo:SIMIb fOr Men and boys. Hondo Slacks are walla 'n wear, 100% cotton and have a permanent crease. Autbetltle'W., tern Style. Slm fit wllb adjustable wal.lt band, ouff. leu tapered leg. every room in Now! OllllactJv.-.. eoni KOIDOVIN Sptcl•l Corduroy PILLOWS WINDOW SHADES Zjppor <llllbll- 12'' nunc!·aa4 Squue lloJ: Sbapu. 11'l11lnl il Po~ l'oom. Cof· on: Red, sedoam, ~. Melon, Gold. An ...euent Value.. Wublble. JZtn hiiY)' .U viDJL tranalu.ent fDr. !l1ore me lllht to prevent toillnl. White, o._ Lt. Tan, IVOI'J. W'·x7' $1.89 $1.19 .Stunning Floral 1nd Solid Colo.r Conluroy "COMFYIEST'' rr :.n= Tba 1110411nll d.,.... boe1lrelt fllr ....., and Rilalnl. -~~ ..<&n7J1111 ~-!'·tehlg co!lmllent lwldll. ":Y~ -PG m~ar~e ~lecl, tse , . _ SoU4 eolor oord!IJOY: Gold, Mooo GreeD, 'nllquo • -·""' Poralmmon, lltilt, rt.nl Pilat: Gold, Pllik, Blue. Your CIIGI<o-Now OlllJ $7.95 . lntncluclng r Starlight Light Fixtures Puts luxury uthtlne within the budpt of t\'• Ill' homeo,.... Now ;rou 0111 enrich JOUI docor 1111\h laablolllble a\Jllap, UJI\qul tempotltJ, deelpa at a nuoaable IDveot. 111011L Tltere'a Pull Down ,lilhtl. Pendants, decorative -'""' decorative aellluc atyHnp, blthroom Ulhto, out4oOr uthta aa4 IW1J o111en. Sot lbem oJ1 on dllpiiJ Ia tiM lfouJewareo Dept. OD· tile lit •.. FIIJor. • Prult of the Loom ' ·'Brentwoo'd' ' • I ' JPICIAL PUICHAII DR~Y ·F.AIIlb wid6. EvlrliUe Mini· eottoo. AutomatiC waib an4 wear. Llltle or DO lroDI!II. Trelted with Scotehlqd &laiD 111Uir aa4 ~ Beau· colon in a Wille oelec> tlon fl. pattenll includlnl f19<ala, prorincilala, model'lll and tropi<ll tloralo. AoU-lltlllp .. nre_~"G(~tOO% Glut 1· $ 00 yor4 fro.m. .,. • ' . I ! ,. , ~-· alaM IO·IAI 36. tllrctwiN eS.O our eomplete Iiiio ol throw I ' ! ' DRESS SLACKS eS..Our CompllltloloeHon of Fino Klroeh Oroporr endo. Colon: •I .. ' ll's truly a wonderful new oeleetion, r&ady for 7'>U to in the Dept' on the Firat FJq,.. All about lashionl in window toeatments, aa4 how to, mate your own, ••s~tort eut" WIJI to create unuaual tftectl, helplui suaeatio111 lor oolor ldlem•• and labrlol; •"" IIW11 other idelo fer beoutlfyln& JOI1l' homo, (1( - PRESENTS CHECK - Bradbury PTA officers last night presented a $50 check to ~eigs Local School District board member WillJitm King as the organization's contributiJn to the bon~ issue c~paign for a new comprebeg. slve blgb school The cheek _will be tu.rned over b~ Mr. Kmg to _the p~omollo~ commtt!ee. Left to right are Bertha Bing, treasurer, Laura Harrtson, prestdent; Mr. King, Naomt King, V1ce PreSJdent, and Joyce Leonard, secretary, -Sentinel Photo Sire• Small n4-14l'• l Medium (lG-15\i) Large (111-181114.) and extra large (17-17\>J A 1!0011 selection of eolorfui plaido, 1 fine group of cheeks In tbe popular color1. White an4 solid colora pastel piques. Dan River wrinkle shed ~~. A DECORATOR GUIDE BOOK ,.;. A now tufted throw rut >.: • • I Min's D1eron 1nd Royan Bft Now Bookl•-- lfvl" "How To Make Your Wlndowt -ul ; .,·., • Mr. Wrangler Perlllllltnt·CNIII 48" ., ~ • • 99c ,. . or blue. 65% Doeroa PoiJ· liter, 311'1'. Cottoll. POI'IIUID• tnt oollar lt&JI. -~· . I BroWD•Wbit.e'. Slreo 141!., 15, 15\i, 18, 18 I> aa4 17 In wblte, maize tjme to seleel your girl• sportswear - 111 ~ltiiuiUII group of girls matched sets, separate tklrta, ~cu. knee knockers, capri pants~ ehllldq, aJIYthlnlthey want- we have. FRI9AY, ,APRIL }5, 1966 . I g; DRESS SHIRTS !a the i, I \ 65% Dacron Polyester, 311% Cotton. wld•·:~~nl~"t. wear preshrunk, drip-dry. ReQuire& e "\',. Wblte Hot A beautiful easY care dotted la6rle-/~a~Tmr!,uteo N . ~-Wblle Plnk-Wblte, Demm Grey·Wblie. !·Will • •·• • lito $3.33 lOOAttend AnnualFLBA $195 For Your Spring Sewing white. 52x 52 .... " ... $1.49 52 X 70 ., •• ,. ••. $1.95 I ' SPORT SHIRtS· r:Ij 50c a copy FLANNEL BACK TABLE COVERS $2.88 .ACETATE PANTIES 2 for DISH CLOTHS a 4oa•n ' • Wbicb lnelude a spe<lal group of daerons-an4 o nle Pt1ft on naUonally known $1.50 and $2.60 tlea. Slims, llelulu Wldlbs and Ready Tied Ties. FLOCKED DOTS KIRBURY SUPPORT STOCKINGS .-----.----Solo. - Morgon.Jo- $6.88 Phil Meid 59c Elborfeldt Future Sale $4.8B Sale 66c Regulor $12.95 UNIFORMS Salo $10.S8 Regular $10.95 UNIFORMS Solo $8.88 $7.88 Interim Sale 25c a pair Women• "Pbll-Maid" JOWD and robe en.semblee:. Nyldn ·n~ dacron. cotton blendtl. Assorted new apnna: print. an 10 colora. Slm 32-34 tbru 40-42. Small group of a dlsconlinuM cotton bras. Sizes 30AA thru 42C. Full 27" x 27" size - pink· ed edges for baby's com· fort and easy care. Soft and absorbent, ~ • MENS AND BOYS TIES FOR $1.00 Womens 5. 95 Gown and Robe Ensembles · DIAPERS 7. .>GE . ' ,':a... ;i ' IS Denim SAU $2.47 Bircls1y1 -" ' .:; ... ,::; t · Wamena full length gown• - Nylon.• - dacro~ and cottons - pllsse fabrica. A1180rtod prints 1nd aolida. $1.00 Now is ~m opportunit y for you tD save 0 11 uni(onns in this sper ial sale . A fint> ~t> \e('tion of uniforms from aU top r esources, all easy eare fabrirs. all top styles. Junior sir:t>s, mis!'f's sizes, half si zt>R. Regulor $$8.95 UNIFORMS Solo Regulor $7.95 UNIFORMS Solo Regulor $5.95 UNIFORMS Sale ltegulor $3.95 UNIFORMS Solo • Plaids Scrub Colors jamaico &horts, bermuda tborl s. knee kn,Jrkers, pedal push· WOMENS UNIFORMS " WOMENS 2.95 Full Length GOWNS beautiful all weather coats. All smartly styled. A wid• selection of fabrics, styles Sizes 32 to 38 Waist Measurement ..... -~ Solid INFANTS and TODDLERS SWEAnRS IE"lection. · Choose from matching likirts, blouses, jackets, era . and slarks . Plaid~ and solids. 0:. $1.00 to $2.95 For sun cr rain you'll shine in the !I e WOMEN$ EXTRA SIZE SPORTSWEAR • ''"'· Solo All-Weather Coats arranged for easy selection. ' .' ddhist Leaders · · we also have nylon half-aprons for special occataons aucb as weddines et~. in white and pastel colors. all conveniently </1 Siyies the Main Floor. You'll lind just the nebt sty f •1 · bib aprons cobblerette and half aprollf D Dl on, :f~':' and terry cloth f•brics. Assoned prints a~d colora. AU top manufacturers - SeE' for . PCMEROY-MIDiUI'e!lRr~ GlHIQ' ' . ' tbat are worn with a belt and also the popular belt· less models with adjustable waist line. See our fine selection of womens aprons .and hal~ $3.95 flora b. '. ---··--------------~-·-Nieil-·~··_r._·_21_'-'._':rn. ;·."!""'.,.'--"-01-T_b_ll_efpM __,__.,._:.._,... _________ gf__"...:...~.:.'-+~~ VOL ~VII NO. 294 waist. Sizes 29 to 42 Our best selling woven Jacquard pattern hand towelt. Size 16x27•.Good selection of colora. ora~u.rar.mb~ey St~vens. completely washable by hand toor 3~ac:~e. . . ·> ·,. • Small group - Women'a 100% Estron Acetate Pantlea, elastic leg brief& and band leg briefs. Sizes 5, 8 and 9. Tailored o! 100% colton sport denim - dkrip solids, plaids and yourelf - ·c1,,t:_. 68c "'tr DENIM JEANS i " WOMENS 39c PANTIES Womtn'o Extro Si<e Stretch knee Pants, slacks, ' I ~~':": .. !-::t1~ ! r!.: ;;.~, ., leg briefs by Furmfit, RoJers. White onJy, Sizes 5, 6, and '1 sizes. ! ' .PANDES skit1.s and jac· kets that match witb a suit look. Coordinating L ' A beautiful selection of women's shells. Sleeveless and short sleeve styles. Lacey patterns - flat hel· anca knits and bulky knits. BeautUul pastels and dark tones. Regular and extra SEPARATES TO TEAM UP Lu Cli ·Mens Walk . . Shorts · P.,ki.S79c , . entlne,\~%,,. . ~ A Spec Ill V1luo In Womon's f i.l,;< • ~. i ,". .. ' ibe WORLD Open Soon on Marina Area . ���,. .. .._, .. ..... ........, ._, ·- ·:. .... .. ' ...... .~ A . . ...... ' p· · -- · r- ,~· ; .Line Scores MUS Thinclads Edge Point 51-49 62 Ford·Jatrlane 11101.4 dr. I cyl. SM. traftl, ltln 65 Forcl Fllr. 500 2 Dr, Hardtop, lit .,., Crvlabtltlla 11101. Low mi!Ntt, 63 Ford Ctry. Stclan TRADt .. ' llallon w..... 4 .Dr. I oyllndlr, automotlc trtM. rtdlo and t.talor NOWFOI' A N0.1 DEAL 011 THE N0.1 CAR 64 English Forcl 4 .,u.................... 63 Forcl Gilult SOD. c._.. I oyl. Avt. tnna.UH . 59 Ford Gallllle 4 Dr, I .,lllldtr, auto, lrtnL lbdlo I hllfw 62 Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. I cyl. AI Tra.... P, oiHrlng,raclloiiiiiJoaator 63 Falcon 2 Dr. 6 CY11lldtr1 altndanl lrant, lltllo ... haalor FIAT CHEVROLET 60 Ford F-600 """" Truclr, I ayl ....... flll)nt, 5 ............ ' SEE t --''"rulo 63 Mercury Monte. 4 Dr. A- lrana. ~~o~~~,.. radio a .,.._ 65 Ford Gal. 500 SALES & SERVICE 2 dr. Hardtop, 2lt lfiiiM1 ttancllrd .,_ l ..lo haolor 65 Ford Gal. 500 C.tw. 152 ..... IN. '-o margms of· victory left Coach Bob A~~ of Middleport SC~ Wllllllerlng today there 'ere any patsies on sprlng>.scbedule. The Jackets edged Pl. ant at Middleport 51-49. Last yeer· the t)l'o teams finished In a 50\1 to 50\1 deadlock· After the discus event terday, WOI by Dave the Jackets led 47 to 35 the total points being 100 the Jackets needing 4 points In the remaining events, the twomile run Ifirst time It was scheduled this 1ear) or the high jump. Point, strong In the long race, bod Peck fer out front for first plat"e with Middleport's Bruce Dawley second. Howev. er, Hawley was foulea on the last tum as a Point runner passed him aod was declared the secood place finisher, which was good for three points, assuring a lie. Then the Jackets needed one more point to wts, which Mark Tannehill gol by finishing third In tbe high jump. Hawley, a freshman, out for track his first night, wa. nomlna d for the two mile run and ran a "magnificent" race Coach Ashley. Middieport's Max Whitlatch, also out for the first time, finisheo out of cot'<! of 5:01.2; Pierce and 220 Dasb - Hlndy 25.1, )lob. J.lartthout, Willlamiwo (P). Wright, both (P). irulon. Marlla (P), . llillt Jumo - Nlberl. 880 Relay- Mlddleportl :40.6 Mile Relay - Point J:Sil tor (P), lletU fl ..A 111.1 T.... (Hindy, Robinson, Hood, Oller.) (Russell, Barker, Pall ey bill. 440 Deah- Russell. 56.7 IPl. Rousbl. Todav Rinle9 lliab School Putney IP), BroWJL ·1 Two Mila 1\uD- Peel;, 11:411, Iat MiddlepClrt: - H00St00 H30ds Ch.amps IIJ l:' CURT BLOCK VPJ Sports Writer Tho Houston Astr09 were supposed to be diSposed of in the first two weeks . of the ...... but f~ lndicattons are that last years ninth place club " gomg t. cause plenty of trouble. The Natloaal League sch.,. dule-makers bonded fresbmaa Manager Grody Halton no meaD assigament when they listed Houston's first 13 games against the cbompl011 Dodgers ami secood place San FraDcisco Gtants. The Astres, however, were not awed by Los Angeles' highflying championship flag and treated the Dodgers discourteously for the second tint<) in three days Thursday night, coming from bebiod to win 4-2. In the tnly other Natienal League activity, Chicago beat ~ I Detroit ....,pt a lwlnbill from New York '-2 alld ~. Mtnnesota topped ~ . City 4-2 and Cailfo111l8 BJpped Chicago 2-1· in the American League's only action. Staab Homm Outfielder Rusty Staub was the culprtt for the secood consecutive •lf!bt as be blaatad aD eighth inning, two run homer oU reliever Ron PeiTI· noskl t. snap • 2-Z II!. The cloud spoiled the major lesgue debut of 21-yi!III'-<Ild Don SUtton who ltft the game with the score tied. Staub's lllBth Inning slagle Wednesday night gave the Alltros a 7-6 win over Los Angeles. Staub's bitting and the combined pitching of veteran ~~~Oootb ou~-bagg?r Beb Bruce and rookie Carroll • extra ase hit m Sembera wersbadowed two caRreer: , more htme runs by rookie of tchJe . A~Jen s three the year Jim Lefebvre that born~ ~ghlJghted a feur u.;,..:.,. San Francisco 9-4 and Philadel- comprised the Dodger scoring. How they finished (boys with phia edged St. Louis 5-4. Bruce notched . his ftrst no designation are Middleport): Shotpul - Vance 41 ft Ashley Marnhout (Pl . ., Broad Jump - Barker (P), 16 ft. 611 in.; vance, Putney (Pl. 100 Yard Dash - Hindy 108· Hood, Roush (P). ' ·' NGs ndlo..,.haotlr - 64 G1laxla XL By United Press IDiernattonal New York at BalllmoreNalloltal League Peterson JD-0) vs. Bunker (10. W..... Pel. 6). Pittsburgh 2 0 1.000 ... Washington at Detroii-Jluck. Philadelphia 2 0 1.000 . worth (2-2) VB. Wtckersbam (9- ....'"'" """"'-.......... STOP -~-·Keith Goltle Forcl And See Us Soon. C:EWARD CALVERT San Fran. llmtston Los Ang. Chicago Locultl~lll. I Milo North ol Silver Mlddltport Bridga in KoniUJII, 0. POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY SMITH'S Fiat Sales Open Eves 9:00 P.M. POMEROY, DHIO ~ · SINC_l."t 1853 Hospital News N~- s • Power Tra~~stwmer •Solhl Statt UHF Tuntr •CUiloiii-Matk VHF T•ner • laale-lute Antenn. •lltttted ChiMel lndluton 01 lliP reliability. • FUll Year Guarantee. Mam:~­ facturer's luH year guaranleeCGnn free exchan2e or repair o1 •nr tube part pro~en delectl~e in normal use. Alranaed Ulroup us, labor Of ..... Clearing Out Everything! -- PIANOS eWURLann eiiAI.DWIN .... OTHER PAMOUl IIIIAIIDI • ::s · • 6 BOATS • 2 TRAILERS 1963 Pontiac $1835 CataiiDa Station Wagon. I'Oftr IIHJIDI. paftr IJnll, '9511nternational • 4 Dr. Sedan. Auto. Trans. Power Steering. Radio and PLENTY 1958 Dodge - - - $445 OF HOT 1962 Buick;~. Now- *1495 Hude Electra 2 Dr. price. J'ulJy oqa1 apollenlaterlor. WATER StaUon Wagon. 6 cyl Auto. Trana. Badlo and Heater, Soos Co. "OHIO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALERH MldA~. 0. I f!vlal!! • Philadelphia's final and winning run came in the third on a single by Johnny. Callison, a walk to Allen, a wtld pitch aod on infield out. Daroid KRtwles replaced starter Ray Herbert in the fourth aod scattered five bits the rest of the way to earn his first National League victory. Larry Jaster. ibe first of five St. Louis hurlers who fanned a total of 14 Phils, gave up all five Philadelphia runs and took the I05s. TV • . .. . $129.00 01 Stond · • ··" · • . I . $119.01 I " ULTRA-COLOR TV .. I _\ IDWAID IAit oWJIIR · • . 232 E. SECOND WY 2-21136 POMEROY '· ......... WERNER Radio & TV Middleport, 0. ...... • ,!,. '. -~ • at Los (night)--Eiisworth (14·1>1 vs Drysdale (23-12). Houston at San (night)- Farrell <11-11) vs. Perry (3-ll). Atlanta at New Lemaster <7-13) vs. Fisher 24) Saturday'!! Gamet Atlanta at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia Louis at Pittsburgh Houston at San Francisco Cblc.go at Los t\ng., Right American League W. L. Pet. GB Minn. 3 0 1.000 ••• Detroit 3 0 1.000 Baltimore 2 0 1.000 " ?'. ' MO,ORS . . ' 64 Olds Dynamic 88 Holiday Sed. $2395 v.a motor, automatic trans., power brakes, power steering, 6 way power seat, radio, tinted g1ass,. white sidewall tires, wheel discs, anti-spin differential. Factory air• 64 Pontiac Catalina 2 Door _ _ $2195 Hard Top. With V-8 motor, automatic transmission. With power brakes and steering. 62 Pontile Tempest b Mlna Cpe. _ $995 4 cyl., auto. trans., red ovar white with red vinyl lnte~ior, radio. white sidewalls, wheel discs. A real gas miser. 61 Buick lnvict1 2 Dr. H.T, ___ $1095 V-8 motor, power brakea and steering, auto. trans., radio, tinted gla88, white sidewall tires, blue & white with blue vinyJ interior, wheel discs, 42,000 actual mllea. $895 61 Mercury Meteor BOO 4 Dr. V~-8 WJS a auto. trans.,' power steering, radio, like new lite blue with blue Interior, altarp inside w tires, YOtJ'n~ 8lway1 as 111!81 and depptlf as IMI! fearhered lriend. Ihe penguin-whet! you'n~ wearing LEVI'S STA- .----REGISTER NOWI----a GENERAL ELECTRIC T.V. See America Sweepstakes PREST Slai:ks! Their sharp trease. smooth press and crisp lines are illltl ltay-no manar how rough you llearrhem! And like !he pelliluin, LEVI'S STA-PREST Slacks rake 10 warer-come our ol eYery wash ready 10 wear- withoor Bl/eft a rouch-IIP! Gill the origin61 POntlWnl·p~m slacb WDIIt UVI'S! 1st PRIZE 30 DAY CREDIT CARD SPREE PROVIDING TRANSPORTATION, RDOMS AND MEALS FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY ANY PLACE IN CONTINENTAL U.S.A. PLUS out PLUS $5,000 IN CASH White orer beige, beige vinyl lntarior, V-8 enldno, auto. trans., power brakes and steering, wlslw ilres, tinted glass, real sharp Olds. $995 e AS-IS SPEOALS AutomaUc trana. .,. A91fiableln 55 Chevrolet 4 .eeyL auto. trau. G.E. 12"' PORT A COLOR TV's I 0- THIRD PRIZES e 57 PonHIC 4.Door - - - - - $ 9 5 21" PORTABLE TV's YOm LEVI'S DEALER IN POMEROY FIFTH PRIZE FM ·AM PORTABlE RADIO .NOTHING TO BUY- JUST TRY KA~R & VAN ,JANDT o. ." THE SHOE BOX: "· t ' . i ' . ' ' ,i • "'- •c SALES PI...NCING ...wtll!c 01. 1' ... ' 12'' PERSONAL PORTABLE TV Door---- $50 MQTOR : 20 FOURTH PRIZES OPEN EVENINGS TIL I ' '· 5- SECOND PRIZES \ V-8 motor, auto. trana., power bral<ts, power Blearing, radio, tinted glau, white tddewali tires, wheel disco, 10lid blue with grey Interior. JleaJ sharp. U. S. KEDS I BRAND NEW DODGE CHARGER l~' $1495 62 Olds Dynamic 88 Hoi. Sed. _ I -. • Priced Right At Karr &Van Zandt & Whlta i , '.: t~roy, . '~ CARS~ USED 60 Olds 98 4 Door ' IJtaUon W~n 8 P*nger 'fri!Utlorlerbwlthndlwlll4oiiiUo ,_/ D ,... llld aU IIIIa. Veey 10)9 J!!lllql. Super! CO jJide andout. ··• · METRORDLIJAN \1 at '64 Volkiwagen;~ _',•1695 · 'FREE' BOATER BAG •54.95 OHIO ·vALLEY PLUMBING .&' HEATING . ~ Louis llnllh with blllll Interior. Power ateer!DI iDd fliiba. llere II OM of 1:111 ~neat IOIIIOdell 18 tlte 1PL MODERN HOME! · ...... ..... -oau-. St. 1960 Buick·..~ $795. i.e 5abl'e '4 Dr. Sell. Ciean blue ud wltlll Clllllu1 ALL SALES FINAU 2 Door Sedan. 1962 Rambler - - • $595 ' 2 I I 0 0 Clevelaod 1 0 1.000 1 Chicago 1 I .5110 II!> California I I .500 II> Wasbington 0 I .000 2 Boston o 2 .000 211 New York 0 3 .000 3 Kansas City 0 3 .000 3 Thanday'o Reonlts MinneBOta 4 Kanaos City 3 California 2 Chicago I Detroit 3 New York 2 Detroit 6 New York 1 (2od gm) (Only games scheduled) Friday's Probable Plleben Boston al Clevel~tepben. son U-li) va. McDowell (17-11), • Bllutr tl1r11 • la.i:1l1rm• • Sl~ Swlldt • W~illr. 61.._, blg lnterlnr, _power llleeriD£ aad bnb& ..,.__.. trans. and white wall tlrea. A one owaer c. 011111 . f8rlect In mry way, EVERY1HING AT GM-AWAY PRICES FOR THE • 4'Goldfol ...... t.Htlli.e• • Vlsllllt• 1964 Buick ~.~veo ~29,5 JAJsabrt • Dr. Sell. Two toa.e btlplllllh ~~ 4Used Motors 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans. 1960 Rambler - 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 eyl. Std. TraDI. Dadio and Heater. 1960Volkswagen - $495 1umJ ear at er oM oner ear. A eae owner low mlln&• car. Heater. 1960 Chevrolet - - $695 • v•llrlll" • Role lod wblta IIDllla 1rllh 1964 Dodge '::s. Now- •1995 Polara 4 Dr, Cld&IDII TUrquolu flnllh 1ooD 11M - · '~d the llllerlor II jut u perfect. Power J::'1 llld power braker, .uto. tnlll. wllltil wall New Motors 4 Door Hard Top. Power Steer!Dg. Radio and Heater. cloclr radio er car. 3 Truct - 'At Ton. MOTOROLA' u, hydramatic trana. SharP orlglul broOM ID d white flnWI with matcblnl v!Dyllnterlor. A oat o- • Door Sedan. Radio and Heater - 8 cyL 1957 Buick - • • • '4 Door Sedan. 1957 Dodge • • • $595 I first mm.ng rally as the_Phillle9 won thetr second stra1ght nm game from the Canhnals. Cincinnati at Pbi"lladellphitt il (night)- Eiiis <22-10) vs. ning 11!1-9). Chicago dip sold!rina for circuit connections 1949 DeSoto t • 1... 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Ki" ds af Good Buys AU i11 One Place Yotcr Chevy Dealer *' :;:r;' ab:"t.- the money in the two mile. Can..rtilllt. I cyllndar, ,._...IDOl victory over !be llodgert lllllf but required help from Sembera wbo enlered the game with two 111 sod ooe out in the eighth aad ~ to retire tbu nest llve mea in order to cllocb the triumph. George Allman and Ron Santo provided tbe ton ball aod Ty Cline 1 fo ~ 1 li•e aD ·singl;,en a ~ '::.: SUpPlied Leo with his initial victory of the 11166 compaign. Caito Upen Lead Sattto'o th . . •'~~gliel Put tbu Chicago Iced 11 with four In th final tw fr •'lllto I and 0 AlbnaD 0 b:;· ~ hem in th first Inning Gisn~etsrter eRon Herbel · Willie Ma~s gave the borne I 10.~ som:mg to cheer a:~ ;;: 1 erlng third im me ";h.~ 507tb of secondstraiJJ•ht L0SS, .42 DO OOZ OliO- I a S (~1) HRo- Lofebvre I 11ad 110 ZOO Ollx- • 3rdl. Staub (Jot). AD1orteu Leaiuo Talbot, Krausse (6), Wyott _ ~::!·tgame) 0 and Suarea; Kaat, Merritt! Pblla. 401 100 000-- t T N 'y k 010 010 001 OIO-- • ,8 ,0 (9) and Battey. WP-Kaat St. Loull 111.111 010 0110- 4 11 2 • • 0). LP-Talbol (0.1). ew or 000 100 llorbert, Kaowlol 14) Toro!llo _ Mcl.aia, _Sherry (f)_ ud IZRd). Uecker: Jaster,;, Stallard 18), 1-<:llncbell lll!ll'le.l ..-"""""' ~w•u•ruyre, !"'..,. Hoeraer (7), • SadeCkl (8), (8), Hamllloa (9), Renilf I9J (Oaly ga..,. ocbeduled) Jackaoo (t) and McCarver. WP Clll<ago aad Howard. WP-McLabl (1-Knowleo n-el. LP-Jaater (D- Detroit 0'· tU.IJ, I'IHI- · 1'1- .....,.. 1). HRa-Aliea (1st), Sml<h DanUy'a IIOIIdll Boyer (1st). CWcallo 201 1011 122- I 11 (1st). Detroit 5 Chicago t (2od game) San Fraa. 2011 000 OliO- 4 I Montreal t Torllnlo 1 Detroit IX!! 110 001-1 10 1 Buhl, Hands 13), Abe~;::~~~ !Only ga..,. scheduled) York IIZO 000 OliO- 2 6 1 (7) and HUDC!iey1 game here May z. . Monbouquelta (HI) aad Mo. McDaniel 15), Linzy (8i EXHIBmON DATE Braves Presldelll Johll Farlue; Frieod, P;amos (5), Haller. WP-Daoda (1~). ATLANTA IUPI) -The Atlao- flale announced a portioll olil'e· Cullea (e) ..d Gibbs. LP-'- McDaulel (0.1); Ill Bra•es IIIUIOum:ed Thursday gate receipts wiU bl used 111:1 Friend (11-1). Hlts--Glbba (1st), Ust), Saato (1st), Mays \2ad). they will meet tbe Amerlean fund prolllDting noo-P"!Ie!siblial McFarlua (1st). cluimpien Minnesota baseball, scholarsbipa ind ollillr Houstoa 100 000 030-- 4 t Ill 81 eablbltton algbt "worthy" cansea. · Calli. 001 000 001 - 2 8 1 Los, Ang. 010 1011 ~ 10 s ~~~~..iii..iii~~~~~'-iiii.i,;;...=====~ Cblcago 100 000 000 - 1 7 0 B111<e, Sewbera 18) alld •· Lopez II~) and Rodgers; Batemaa, Bf'od (7); Sutton, .l Horlen (D-1) aod Romano. HR- f'erranoski (B) aod llo.«!loro Kan. City II)' Unltod l'ml lnlonollmlol Minn. Two atralgbl lra<k meell ill Mile ,.. - Cheadle, 6:115.8, 880 RQ - Tauohlll 1:17, Hawley, Sommer(P.J as ma-r days In whlcb the flu! breaking B. Wallace acbool re- Joneg ud !fiber! (both P). 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' SEE t --''"rulo 63 Mercury Monte. 4 Dr. A- lrana. ~~o~~~,.. radio a .,.._ 65 Ford Gal. 500 SALES & SERVICE 2 dr. Hardtop, 2lt lfiiiM1 ttancllrd .,_ l ..lo haolor 65 Ford Gal. 500 C.tw. 152 ..... IN. '-o margms of· victory left Coach Bob A~~ of Middleport SC~ Wllllllerlng today there 'ere any patsies on sprlng>.scbedule. The Jackets edged Pl. ant at Middleport 51-49. Last yeer· the t)l'o teams finished In a 50\1 to 50\1 deadlock· After the discus event terday, WOI by Dave the Jackets led 47 to 35 the total points being 100 the Jackets needing 4 points In the remaining events, the twomile run Ifirst time It was scheduled this 1ear) or the high jump. Point, strong In the long race, bod Peck fer out front for first plat"e with Middleport's Bruce Dawley second. Howev. er, Hawley was foulea on the last tum as a Point runner passed him aod was declared the secood place finisher, which was good for three points, assuring a lie. Then the Jackets needed one more point to wts, which Mark Tannehill gol by finishing third In tbe high jump. Hawley, a freshman, out for track his first night, wa. nomlna d for the two mile run and ran a "magnificent" race Coach Ashley. Middieport's Max Whitlatch, also out for the first time, finisheo out of cot'<! of 5:01.2; Pierce and 220 Dasb - Hlndy 25.1, )lob. J.lartthout, Willlamiwo (P). Wright, both (P). irulon. Marlla (P), . llillt Jumo - Nlberl. 880 Relay- Mlddleportl :40.6 Mile Relay - Point J:Sil tor (P), lletU fl ..A 111.1 T.... (Hindy, Robinson, Hood, Oller.) (Russell, Barker, Pall ey bill. 440 Deah- Russell. 56.7 IPl. Rousbl. Todav Rinle9 lliab School Putney IP), BroWJL ·1 Two Mila 1\uD- Peel;, 11:411, Iat MiddlepClrt: - H00St00 H30ds Ch.amps IIJ l:' CURT BLOCK VPJ Sports Writer Tho Houston Astr09 were supposed to be diSposed of in the first two weeks . of the ...... but f~ lndicattons are that last years ninth place club " gomg t. cause plenty of trouble. The Natloaal League sch.,. dule-makers bonded fresbmaa Manager Grody Halton no meaD assigament when they listed Houston's first 13 games against the cbompl011 Dodgers ami secood place San FraDcisco Gtants. The Astres, however, were not awed by Los Angeles' highflying championship flag and treated the Dodgers discourteously for the second tint<) in three days Thursday night, coming from bebiod to win 4-2. In the tnly other Natienal League activity, Chicago beat ~ I Detroit ....,pt a lwlnbill from New York '-2 alld ~. Mtnnesota topped ~ . City 4-2 and Cailfo111l8 BJpped Chicago 2-1· in the American League's only action. Staab Homm Outfielder Rusty Staub was the culprtt for the secood consecutive •lf!bt as be blaatad aD eighth inning, two run homer oU reliever Ron PeiTI· noskl t. snap • 2-Z II!. The cloud spoiled the major lesgue debut of 21-yi!III'-<Ild Don SUtton who ltft the game with the score tied. Staub's lllBth Inning slagle Wednesday night gave the Alltros a 7-6 win over Los Angeles. Staub's bitting and the combined pitching of veteran ~~~Oootb ou~-bagg?r Beb Bruce and rookie Carroll • extra ase hit m Sembera wersbadowed two caRreer: , more htme runs by rookie of tchJe . A~Jen s three the year Jim Lefebvre that born~ ~ghlJghted a feur u.;,..:.,. San Francisco 9-4 and Philadel- comprised the Dodger scoring. How they finished (boys with phia edged St. Louis 5-4. Bruce notched . his ftrst no designation are Middleport): Shotpul - Vance 41 ft Ashley Marnhout (Pl . ., Broad Jump - Barker (P), 16 ft. 611 in.; vance, Putney (Pl. 100 Yard Dash - Hindy 108· Hood, Roush (P). ' ·' NGs ndlo..,.haotlr - 64 G1laxla XL By United Press IDiernattonal New York at BalllmoreNalloltal League Peterson JD-0) vs. Bunker (10. W..... Pel. 6). Pittsburgh 2 0 1.000 ... Washington at Detroii-Jluck. Philadelphia 2 0 1.000 . worth (2-2) VB. Wtckersbam (9- ....'"'" """"'-.......... 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A oat o- • Door Sedan. Radio and Heater - 8 cyL 1957 Buick - • • • '4 Door Sedan. 1957 Dodge • • • $595 I first mm.ng rally as the_Phillle9 won thetr second stra1ght nm game from the Canhnals. Cincinnati at Pbi"lladellphitt il (night)- Eiiis <22-10) vs. ning 11!1-9). Chicago dip sold!rina for circuit connections 1949 DeSoto t • 1... Gibson (20-12) vs. Cardwell 10). • Hind-wired ehauls . .. precision crafled wiltl modern hind and USED CAR MODELS I Friday's Probable Pittben Feature-packed value R If You Have Been Waiting To Buy A 1966 Houston 4 Los Ang. 2, night (Only games scheduled) ..... ZJITltM !1.l" on,llldilc. t~IIIIIIIIIUn : lllllj. II. llidwt 'litwiq trM. ••• NEW 2 1 .667 II 14). California at Minnesota1 .567 Z .333 Ill Sanford <5-7) Boswell (5-o), LEAVES FOR JnGHT 2 .333 (Only gsmes scheduled) NEW YORK (VP!) -W<lrldl New York 0 .000 1 !Saturday's Gamet junior welterweight champion Cincinnati 0 .000 1 · at MIIUI080ia Carlos Henandea of Venezuela St. Louis o 2 .000 2 City at Chicago planned to leave for Italy Atlanta 0 2 .000 2 at Detroit Thursdsy for hit! April 22 title Tbmday's ResuUs at Clevelaod defense ag~t Sandra LopopoChicago 9 San Francisco 4 York at Baltimore 1o In Rome. Phila. > St. Louis 4, night USED CARLOT AI! Ki" ds af Good Buys AU i11 One Place Yotcr Chevy Dealer *' :;:r;' ab:"t.- the money in the two mile. Can..rtilllt. I cyllndar, ,._...IDOl victory over !be llodgert lllllf but required help from Sembera wbo enlered the game with two 111 sod ooe out in the eighth aad ~ to retire tbu nest llve mea in order to cllocb the triumph. George Allman and Ron Santo provided tbe ton ball aod Ty Cline 1 fo ~ 1 li•e aD ·singl;,en a ~ '::.: SUpPlied Leo with his initial victory of the 11166 compaign. Caito Upen Lead Sattto'o th . . •'~~gliel Put tbu Chicago Iced 11 with four In th final tw fr •'lllto I and 0 AlbnaD 0 b:;· ~ hem in th first Inning Gisn~etsrter eRon Herbel · Willie Ma~s gave the borne I 10.~ som:mg to cheer a:~ ;;: 1 erlng third im me ";h.~ 507tb of secondstraiJJ•ht L0SS, .42 DO OOZ OliO- I a S (~1) HRo- Lofebvre I 11ad 110 ZOO Ollx- • 3rdl. Staub (Jot). AD1orteu Leaiuo Talbot, Krausse (6), Wyott _ ~::!·tgame) 0 and Suarea; Kaat, Merritt! Pblla. 401 100 000-- t T N 'y k 010 010 001 OIO-- • ,8 ,0 (9) and Battey. WP-Kaat St. Loull 111.111 010 0110- 4 11 2 • • 0). LP-Talbol (0.1). ew or 000 100 llorbert, Kaowlol 14) Toro!llo _ Mcl.aia, _Sherry (f)_ ud IZRd). Uecker: Jaster,;, Stallard 18), 1-<:llncbell lll!ll'le.l ..-"""""' ~w•u•ruyre, !"'..,. Hoeraer (7), • SadeCkl (8), (8), Hamllloa (9), Renilf I9J (Oaly ga..,. ocbeduled) Jackaoo (t) and McCarver. WP Clll<ago aad Howard. WP-McLabl (1-Knowleo n-el. LP-Jaater (D- Detroit 0'· tU.IJ, I'IHI- · 1'1- .....,.. 1). HRa-Aliea (1st), Sml<h DanUy'a IIOIIdll Boyer (1st). CWcallo 201 1011 122- I 11 (1st). Detroit 5 Chicago t (2od game) San Fraa. 2011 000 OliO- 4 I Montreal t Torllnlo 1 Detroit IX!! 110 001-1 10 1 Buhl, Hands 13), Abe~;::~~~ !Only ga..,. scheduled) York IIZO 000 OliO- 2 6 1 (7) and HUDC!iey1 game here May z. . Monbouquelta (HI) aad Mo. McDaniel 15), Linzy (8i EXHIBmON DATE Braves Presldelll Johll Farlue; Frieod, P;amos (5), Haller. WP-Daoda (1~). ATLANTA IUPI) -The Atlao- flale announced a portioll olil'e· Cullea (e) ..d Gibbs. LP-'- McDaulel (0.1); Ill Bra•es IIIUIOum:ed Thursday gate receipts wiU bl used 111:1 Friend (11-1). Hlts--Glbba (1st), Ust), Saato (1st), Mays \2ad). they will meet tbe Amerlean fund prolllDting noo-P"!Ie!siblial McFarlua (1st). cluimpien Minnesota baseball, scholarsbipa ind ollillr Houstoa 100 000 030-- 4 t Ill 81 eablbltton algbt "worthy" cansea. · Calli. 001 000 001 - 2 8 1 Los, Ang. 010 1011 ~ 10 s ~~~~..iii..iii~~~~~'-iiii.i,;;...=====~ Cblcago 100 000 000 - 1 7 0 B111<e, Sewbera 18) alld •· Lopez II~) and Rodgers; Batemaa, Bf'od (7); Sutton, .l Horlen (D-1) aod Romano. HR- f'erranoski (B) aod llo.«!loro Kan. City II)' Unltod l'ml lnlonollmlol Minn. Two atralgbl lra<k meell ill Mile ,.. - Cheadle, 6:115.8, 880 RQ - Tauohlll 1:17, Hawley, Sommer(P.J as ma-r days In whlcb the flu! breaking B. Wallace acbool re- Joneg ud !fiber! (both P). Di.K.,.- Ashlay 124ft. 8\t e~ent ·produced balrllne ,.,... 11111), Klloop (1111) • I H&R FIRESTON,E (. . --~ ' tI );""<'1 �' ;• • ~-~- ·-· ;;, ·., ------ ------ --· --- ----·· · -------·-- --------- ------. _.., - ------ -· -------- -~' .Voice of Broadway Forest Rose Council Plal!s Mainly About People In Pomeroy Jack O'BriRD ' '\. • Forlnspec;tion !\ires! Rose CoUDCII met In Weekly Swim Parties will ·seMarnta • lned ~~ ~ J~~d ~;·;-~ Relreaill!lents were served IIJi Top's bend. YOUllltlers rqenerate .. adrqutar Hlalan TUesday evenlither was biDdmaltor for mill" Mrs. Jaeob GJneckller .... lng, Gertrude JlollmaD, Jr. 8114 .d: ·t)R ·NIGHT wt ,,,.,, ult'o entho!latm· aild the· Wedsteldey tYening dblller P. c. prelldllll!- Reportad Ill Plan.!l were msda 1o continue ........... wero awll'tlecl.. . ' ..:; •hnut lll't oldster• w!»' do 11, too. we pes! of Mra. Delsle Palter- were,Leota 1\!ulll', and a the project o1 sponsoring Pom1roy Flower Shop lovely lecllllll!, lniB aod Soddenly, attempts lb mod· have an 0111 ana cio.. ...,,,....,. """- CalllrullD the eveAing wu palhy eard to be lOIII It Sarah by aw1mmlni parlin 1ar · w; Mala PomeroJ Cla'cas: ernlzo, 1o l!laze the dlllll'Veloua a1 lrlencl, bite Jolm F. Royal, Mrs. Lloyd Moore. ItiU• :.,-.;:., :>'.ng fn ctlll<lrcl cf . Caurntv! ...._.,'., ' Ml;s.!!!!!!M!!i!!Uo!!rd!!!ll!Va!!n!I!M!!e!!tor...,,..'j - -- .... at :!!!tiqul!l.-. !I! ..wdust and whole entlwslasm estenda to Mr and Mrs Clair Boao and Ohio, who lost her daUIIhter by Home when tha deaCOIIII lllsdlSon Square Gardea, seemed wasted; tr• e!IC)'clopedle dengbt in ever1 . : To..;..-..... ... deaconesses oltlte• hng Brothers, BarRWD • tradition! Leave perfect detall of any show bwdn~sl rne- =~ Great'Bend ~wt;d 'l'ne auw' WiD ~~ And ~e- Fiii• Uaillcd p ey. , alone! But !belt art 4ium. 11 lt'a opora, he dlia 1n- wetinelday afternoon, with cepted. A thank you llOte read Church mel IIlli Wlek We ve been new new tradltlono to to blstoey for the lntereltlna el· ber motbor, Mrs. De,.!e Pallo~- from Edith Beti!D3 fer IIIIa re- chUrCh. 'l'bla wDI make circuses ~~nee .Jobll tblm; really II dOOBII't matter rect Cai'UIO manaae4 0110 olgbl !OIL ceived at the rally. 11tb ye'8l' for lhe projeet wlll~ll was an IDitralaed pup. the 81Wdu1t Is harroom-lln 45 yeors ago. Ballet? ma Bol· . 'l'bo deputy annou~ • iaeludes provltllni alllm llUits Our first 1ilmp18 o! teDted laJto dainty pbtk; lbo pltJ'I t1t1 she! telepboii6-I'Ovlew riCht of. Mrs. Phll Meillhart and Mrs. meeting ol DioL 13 Past Coun- lor tbe cblldretl when needld.ll w•• the old Jo1iD Robin- lblng, lhe allow's lht every. ter ill flrst perlonnance here: Adam Ebershach wer• Wei!Des- cUll'S Association for AprU 24, transportallott 1o lht Middle1'IIIIIRYCI:reu•. AI 1 boy, ,.. 1111 thlq, the rlltgmlster re- The real meeting 1 t !he aum· day vlsilors lD Vienna, W. Va. at Foresl Ro!i hall wltb Golden pori pool and relrtslulh!ols , •s a neWIIDan, covar- mams kina of all he purveys. mit " Mr H lhl 'Ill Mr and Gleam aa 118sistlng hostess fore re1ur111ng 111o chlldrell 1 tbelll annually and R lillie, Mrs.'· P;;ryKelP.~a of Cclum.. Cnonell, Plans.ere being made tho bame. Varloua fupd • rail> II oeemed, 1o dlslraellol. 'l'bea bu . lor the Aim1'tersary InapecUon big events are lcbedaled by Ic01ne a brace of dauahtero and s and Mr. and M'S. William !lay 21. Practice Is set I or lht Clreul, alWI)'I o1 ' Dillard ol Lancaster visited lllay 10. to 1\lngllng's al MatliSOD Square recenUy wllh their parenls! Mr. Mrs. lnab swan gave a re- lo e Ice Garden, became 1 brond aew and Mr•. Harry Kel!er, .M1110rs- ,.. .....• on lht bakelm bake freeZer purcb and named targ to I h I . ville SJgltt for bored eyet, no lqer ., . · sale. Speaking brlefty on the earmnlltee were Mrs. K · calloualy lnotteollve. by H..... llottel Jeose Grueaer of Pt. Pleas· Good of the Order were. Nettle OweD, Mra. Rlcbard oweu, We saw It all new again lor ant, W. Va. and sislor, Miss Hayes, Wlaona CoOk, Norma Rusaall Lyo111, Paul Hopton· the first ~me, anch year, MAYBE THEY Ml!Wi'l' WELL Our danghter taught ME, and Tbelma Grueser ol Pomel'O)' Chapman and R. K. Rowan. alall, Mrs. Tom Rue, Mrs. lbrough lhe eyes o! two lovely Dear Helen: Alter the meeting a flsli lry ward Burkett, Mrs. Tom Kellvll 11 am trying to make it plain to visited SUndiy alte1'1!001t, witli But the lanhark tradi· i our sons what 1 expect from their aunt and ll!lcie, Mr. ond was held at the home of Mr. and M18B Maraaret Bauer. tho apeclal brassy pierce [ .U I had seen the following[ their lather and h 1 lh. Mrs. Harry Kei..r. and Mrs. Cllarles Betzlng and the trumpets (only Horry ! situnoion on a televltioo shaw wives can expect fro':. Mr. and Mn. Eslle Mossman the birthday of Mrs. Della C d p Th Latex wan 0ecotat1on llaciNlad&loEARN James and 0.1 Stager bad that . I might have found it amuslDa. lmake their own res h . attended lhe wedding of their Stahl was observed. Mrs. Stahl ar arty rong • • • the mort bBAulitw special cir<us tone oulslde t.IJe r Since it really happened 1o mel'!'boy oee thai nephew, Jack Mossma<l Satur· received many lovely gllta and Estimated at 200 woU backgi'OUIIII ..... ,,.. big top io pop music; and Ilast nighl Ill anylhln& but. last lrontler and some hones! day evening at Newark. 1 heautl!ul decorated birthday An e11llmaled 200 perSOtlS •ted. Harry Jomes learned hla right Here goes: blarney makes lhe world a mr· 1 Mr, and Mrs. Hobert Moss- take haked by Erne . J..se. toode'd the card party held 1 1 • II' ... ' er place I man and famth of Granville which slie !bared Wllh lhe Child Conservatloa BtCOIIU it ;. ....,."" 1 fl,8t, th• rick eo/or !'If'· · •Y two-year-o1d ·~• alway• · wer8 s d · f hi artuP 0 1 tt Looking for lnexponslvo i d•tesled her batb. She not otily We 1• out of our way to greeo ' un ay guestl! .. s · ...,.tr nuliate • ...., ,u. : erie!, but screams It the top of the lZIIII ol our hou,. with en· parents, Mr. and Mrs Es!>e ve•M Sh f and menrion In zw.ttiozto tW her lunas until It's •ver. thusiaatlc love. To thank h1m : ,. zzzxnz&••'*'w Mlkrs. iuduryt taer depth - in hund,..do of La t . . Ifor small favors and bi onec:. r. and Mrs. CharJes Faulk· I e, s en a ptraoulized ctuttnaCDiorr. 1 Omt like new shoes At nor and daogltter, Calhy oi l University, visited recently lluco·Lu ..ry 11 ,....e;. VISIT OUR ferent nel&hbon alerted the SU· r we writ• him to thsnk him for : Sprrngfleid spent the past week· ca.Uy odorlesr, · drifl ill perlntendenl lh t t I . hlo (oodness during the ·- lor end With her mother, ~Ira, Ern. . , 0 · , : minutes-slips onto ~our hlwranco Agoncy Inc. but both my a Y things we take for granted "'"'L . . SAVE UP TO •50 NOW I walla with a -newlv ,,. · Phone WY 2.SSI1 srroamin& In !error They wtnt lol the time. We are graleful · and Mrs. Crill~ lieln·ung •fl"' . Ill I. 2nd St. PoJMroy, 0. leasetl fretdom by b""h so far "' to Imply that lhe · lor hls love lhat Is symbolized and oon, Jeffrey of Columbus Mro. Mary Donahue and : tW roller. 0! course" vnr . 1 were !I'll alone or wors: 1 by lhe furnace J•lnr on m !he were IIU"tl ol his parenta, grandson, David Donahue oil equzpment rinser clean ia The super's wife •a• h.; . middle of the tli8hl and lhe car Mr. and Mrs. H.rlon Wehrung, l Doncan Falls visiled this week · water. Mlddloport, o. 111 wuv over here wUh p1sske baYing good brakes. My adnred over Ole witb Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence '" just., my husband came hom~ husb!llld Is happy to receive Mr. and Mrs ChfforJ Wood r Milhoan and Mr. and Mrs. Ver· and ,·,,. Inform-.! htm ahout th... letters ; but how mnch and dau1hler, Kitty of Rayland, non Weber and family. per a;alloD wittl aFlame1ess • • I • • i the two coUil. Naturally he ran ' more imp!)rtant for our boy~ ;:~' S~nday with M~. snd Mrs, Mrs. C. A. Emmisb has re: here almost sick wilh IJIPI'"'I"' 10e what their lalher is do Wood ond family, Pomc· ; turned from Marletla where 10 i henSion And found only my r lor them day after , she spent Easter with her .tSllli!WOidO [ daugh"r <rreamlnf up a storm · If a few wiles en m) pari con· kuc~ Hannah spent 'J1• pasl [ daughler and family, Mr. and 110 11001\)18 &SOJ;)) q 01 g ·~1 01 8 .s.m011 &JIJIO ; in 1ht> bathtub · tribute to lhe memal health 0 ( wHeel 7" w~th Mr. tnd Mr;;. C. I Mr!l. Don Burkey and family. Thun. - EaSt Court St" Pomeroy "'iiiliiii~: ' our ch.ld - th · · 11 · VISe, ~llddle"ort His gr>M· I Mr• Burkey relumed her -:::::::::::~~.,....---1 r.... e pnre '" sma. · f th . .. Mr neighhors msv have meant · .•· · . · · SATISFA Tl W£'11. but rouldn'i tbey have i And the wile< are sometime' a "· Hurt. Hancoh •··ho ha> ' molher to her home here. , c ON IS GUARI\NTE£D ' . e I d' . I Onl pneumoma, lS lmproVJDR M d M C R y n r ~ I Phon" WY 2-3193-WY 24.,9 r eai\E'd me. net the v ry n Jllf eed. y !'{'- Mis!ies Florenc . 1 an rs. on . ou 8 I omc. dent:· Really. I don't comynllhy lb dndiScovered Ihal when Kaylor and i word sl•terf, I CQIWil POMEROY, 0. · childre-[1 alont' nor do 1 us a camP home to a T 1 f 1N · B r MIS. awrence m ng I ' the1n ' disheveled wife. wrory from ~~to~~ ew aven, W. Va. j Erie, Pa. Is hospitalized in the . Sh;uld 1 JU9t ror&el the whole ! hcardiRIId fortseplvtenh youngb children . . COU• • shSalnt Vdincent1 emRosplgtael _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!1!!""' Cattle, Farm Machinery, Mitctllaneoua · thing or musl 1 satisfy every- e . no r m. ut aetf'd • e un erwen . e.r ncy sur-Shop Toolaand Feed ont~·~ clltlosilv b}' pMtlng sign~t' wear1er than I. Som('hrtw 1 aery. She was VJsltmg In New· •II over lh! . plac<. "Scroams: loamed, OUI of dPSj>Pra!IOn I eastle, Pa. with relatives when INDIANAPOLIS "500" CONTEST duP to bath. Don't panir.. ' 1t ht' mm.e homl' to she became Ill. . And who would believe me, ·Ia Wile littmg down Wllh a clean . Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons BEGINNING AT II :30 A.M. anyw"·~ _ GRATEFUL FOR dress on, ha.r combed, lip,ilck· spent the Easter weel<end n1 Located 51;, mil" w11t of Athono, Ohio, juat off RF.AL. FRIENDS . : ed, he, no lM(er [<lied wilh uBcyrus, wilh her father, Mr . Slat• Routt 56 on j-toovor Rood. Si1n• po1tod. Dt-ar GERF' . , aullt. ft'ellngll at my working sB 'The annual meetlng ol the C. J. Canon and her sister, • Might IJP iood idea. Sow ; hard; res!~d beltrr. thffi rf911y Scioto Presbyterial of the Unit· Mlas Rulb Carson. ~· . 63 - REGISTERED HEREFORDS- 63 ()f(~rinf,! inrltu.lt's lhf' ht'td sirt \\' H R Cox~woi n 10; ;~6 lhOI il's om3 and vou ran final· [ WANTBD lo help me. ed Presbyler~an Wom 'a Assn. Mr. and Mra. Douglas Jaok· ~g l s t t' red cuws anrl brf't.l ht-J.fen. with 16 .<:lJtine calve ~ a t ly laugh ahoul iht inrident When I think o.' the yms 1 be Thursday, Ap Zl wtth llOll of Rendi•!Ue spent Easler side h~Jd bnlance to cal\'f! soon; i opf'n helfrots {Re&:l!teredJ: can·o • ~ ' · why nol ge< to lhel wasted m self·PIIY I bel'ame coffee hour at 9, a. m. and with Mrs. Carrie CaBSell and J1 Rei;lt~ll'red bull ro lf 10 mo. oldJ , :mel two 600 lb . strt'r 1 lve•. 'fhls 1<~ a ,11oud sel of hig. mom~· . uutsidf' row& with hear! ~r tile matr.er and find ' sad, The·1ie little things were, 8 busme m · g to foUtw at . Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Young. <.1 ~)!CS ,.~nd C'nnsid~1·ed Uy many people to be tb~ br.llt out wh:tt makes bathing a dirt\· I oh, so hard to le-arn! - M.E.C. 10 a. rn. I Mrs. Ruth Carsey and grana. 1 herd m At hrn s tou nty Hrrd :t('f't'edited, papers l'ur· : wrml lu ,vour b&by. RP-educat~ Tl~is c. o !~1mn 111 dll!dlcated to Luncheon l1t fl) will be serv• . daughter, Gwendolyn Grass of Dished. etc C' lltalo~ uP fHI'n i:.;hed on rP.Que s\. Cattlr s:~.le her like waler by Jelling her lamdy hvmg. so If you're hav- ed at noon followed by tbe afl· Waverly now to Rochester,. N. ~ld undf'r t·i•H'f ;ttll! •.rill •l:trt a ppi'OX Im rtlt'l~· 1 <W P.\L 10 disco\'er It for hers(' If _ Pf'l'·: mg ktd trouble or JUSt plam · ethoon program. Y. re~ently where they v1stted FARM MACHINERY haps by paddlinM'" lhe •ink or 1rouble. lei llelen Help YOU.\ Mrs. Edward Young, Ports· with Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Grass. AJll s· Ch:d n tt•r.~ \\' n d~r·•1' l rrnrtor; Farm.:.dl H trattm 1 CW'lltJll:!t· ; littt•n,.dil!tlid :.! r1.·,1 t'llitt\'Dlllr< lntrnt atw r1 al ·.i · dlpp ng her toea into a half·fli· ' Sh• w:!l also welcome your own mouth, woll preside !llld latro- They aeeompanled them back Stop in for a shock check at 1 row ro rn. <~nil IH"<nt ]Jian h 't tmou nlt•dt. Mas~I'Y Fi; f)l.u~on ..u buckO!. Somewhrre along ' amusing experiences. Address . duce.the Rev. Robert M. Russell. to Waverly lor a visit over Eas· your Monroe dealer and fiU In en N;o. 3 twmr hal,.\' P: l' o ·~n11d 1; Nl'w llnll aru..l :-io J!'i hientry blank with your estimate of lh< line she's bl'ell frlghlened Hrlen Bolte! in core of this SesSI~ns are •t tbe First Pres· ter. Tbey are fonner Bradbury spred ralH• : 1'unni ll lo!hatn hHy l'onrtilinntr: .John. IJrPrr• this year's "mnlna speed. (Record ~eld choppi'r wi1 h ('urn and huy anarhment 01nrl Wisron . and !he lime i!o; O\'~rdue to start newspaper. I ~rian Church, Court and resldents. is 150.686 mph.) ~!A mol(lr; 4' l.lsll;l~f h!uwrL ;lltCHrmick l ~·';' gmin drill ch•ngin~ fri~ht. to ctoli~hl- H. Tb•nl-sts, Portsmolith. i Mrll. Alma Kitchen and son, qp. rubbrr: "iC'W !drn m:n111re ~p1·radet: fron t m.mnted Dear Hrlen Rev. Russell is a araduale Charles ol Chillicothe vulled .rtaa,nmt• lu ~d · ·r : :: l1t11'1'1WIIOnnl 7 ft mnwPrs : ont' 1'0\v __corn pJc~er. ( ·a~l· :1 11 . r (lmhitll': JIU ~ I holl' UURf'r wi1h You t<St<d what men should · of Occldetltal College, PriaceiO&l ?"er the wmend with retaUves bnckl.'ts fot· Alll' Clwltnt>n . fJ 1'011' mountf'd wel'rl ~prll\' contrihute 1o marria~te. How ~ologJcal Senunary and the m Middleport and Pomeroy. eJ:; 2·14 bn•nl;ll\g ph•\' 11Hh ('nn·r·ho:.rrls: lntfl:rnlltionitl 8 alkou! givlllg some of the old· I Uruversity of Edinburgh in Sco~ Charles also visited with Mr. 2 V(a)' plov.· 1:!·\4 1. '\('\'. lloll:lnd fl al bed wal(otl \\irli 11'8~8 Ulld l'll.-..11;1:;•• ~ 1.1 "'· ~ II'Ril lfl ~ 1ri th fl31 hf'f\ and fashioned feminine wn.. which land. and Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr. of 1. Church r-nslbiUUo have Waverly. il'3ln SHI(·,o;, ~~ c:11 11 a~ unlnad••t- I'M ~i1 :1/((· \I~)!Orl , WJih lure him Into a more aelive 110tor and ,1!t•:1n. 'l .~t·ctwn ,.; Ire] harru w, t'lf·. • rolr in th• hou<e' Hm's my Senior class membertl . sr utCiuded a pasl<rate in Wilm· Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ault and , MISCELLANEOUS AND SHOP TOOLS . storv : Pomeroy l~1gh School w 1ll mgton, Del., for six years. Mr. son, Todd, ef Springfield visitSrnid lr~· fl hok r:df nt•cp iii.<Wil: 2 u ddlPs: f!ll!tlt• lollr>rFeminine wilts were lhP IO<I present UIPII' cia" play Friday, ' Russell was Presbyterian ed Easter wllh hls parents, set of 10.0Z. Mcellll ou~h ..!lain ~;1\\. ~twl hv. \I I'll rlll nlp : :!. flll ll'f'f lal~' l; . lhings mv dir.., and hone!l Aprd 29. at 8 P· m. Mrs. Tbeoi lain at Yale Vnlverolty for Mr. and Mrs. William Ault and ''tndrWJn_. ~wrr.': l'.· l w• · • ~un·n11 . dnll Jli' I'S~. :i H .P. mnlor; .o.:malJ 1 Ubbey~; sell couid employ bur mv do"a FnckPr will direct yesrs, At the present time lamlly !llld in Gallipolis with llil~trH' 1not"1. :i atr. I'OmJHP~~or.~ : Plf'rtrl(' grinder : r!e1·· 1 UttaiU tric f<'nr·(• rli.tl';;('r_ l·:,,rba!lk - piH'I.lhlt- hand ~l~ I P>: {('fl CP . daughrer tausht me before M~ , ~~e cast IR a comedy western, 18 PresbyterJBn Umversity the winners. f.'!l.ct.t,~r ~; _lll'f'~ ~~n· .lo( rra~l' l(un; grah -!ork :md harpoon: . wa thref th the f II . ' The Flower of the Ranch." I tor at Ohio State Un:iver·olt.· ll •. ~,.· .. 1 11" h !JI)JP .1nd man~· c.m!lll tt)r\lc and mi ;;rP\Illll· 8 s r a wr en;oy- Play·ng · h' d 0 1 00 1 the lnhoblta nt• ed being conn•d by 1he larlios IS secon academic year. c SIE"epy Creek, sernewhere in ---• FEED • I he house. Now l am learn·! the West. are Hllah Vaughan ' . 30Q or JfloJt< b;J!f:, don•r alul limothr mixed hi}'· 350 bU· Stop In today at your Monroe dealer! mg oo pour on the flattery. all . as Minnie Hawes, Sandi Rend· Allar lJecoraled 1 .e~ _80illl •· :1r cp1 11 : ~ to n 6 ~4 · 1~ f'Ht lllu>\' · fiRMS : CASH . ~~ ~Ill!~. won~Prmg hnw hf' hran · ricks as her daughter, Rose, I For EiUter Service · n · .an yet . comet mg ' Car8on Crow as Texo!l Hurley The altar of the Syr·acuse II LUNCH SERVED BY SUMMIT GRANGI wonderful" i1appenmg in rP. Susie Martin as Mehllabl; Church of the Na..arene was CONTACT YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDI!Nf EDWIN R. WAGONER ESTATE more Mr';; Pickens. Jell Gibbs as curtis , decoralod with polled white GARAGE, S&RVICE STATION OR CAR '" ERMA M. WAGONER, EXECUTRIX •. ' . 131 e IS paymg '· ' Trenl, Rod Karr as Hank r ies and a cross, graced "'1" . " .II DEALER FOR SALES AND SERVICE Route 1, Athens, Ohio. Phon!' S93-6323 Will iam A. Lavelle, Attorney WY 2-5428 SPONSORED BY: 1 Muon and Bill Francis as Sher· daffodils, lor the Easter Chureh Pomoroy S.le Conducted by y. an our ' ;en \ ill Daniel Euslis. · ' services. The lilies were later MkldJ.port WY 2-5130 1 1 EMERSON MARTING, AuctionNr " 121 W. Marktot Street, Wethington C. H., Ottlo. . lhe m our relahon· Sleepy Cre•'' "n'l ' "'PY given to leal·· .. !!!!Y;,_I Phone 335-4740 s P· for long. Arriving on the sr• · Offering plates wsre a' 1 1art Leonara Jason ed to the late Mr. and Mrs. C. Mitchell, Jayne Evans 111 Bun· , L. Arnold. The services con' ita del Rio, Vickii Fetty as , clllded wlth the Holy Commua. " · : Claire KiDK, and Linda Reuter · ion ServJce. 'lbe attendance for •• Mrs. Willtam Jordlm. They ! Ihe SUnday School hour was bring with them •xcllem"'t. 100 wilh a collection of $30.70. : lre;;~chery. rOTTlanre and some · The church floor ha4 been ' st.artling information. 1IY refinished and ft@W earpet J• -~· The public is invited. instulled. BY JACK O'BRIAN Breathes thoro I lad soul 110 aad wbo never to WY 2-2039 ~;; ""~~ '! ~-~~·..~ mo~"i ill tltl lll~re ~ sym· ~lAin \~cl:l K~!, d~· .-,e:!:\r_..;.,...~·;;;;;.,..;;;;;..,~-Eiij ~ M~•!• ~~[::\1 ~ II';: ~a lillan::"·pro~u:jeeL:::II HELEN HELP us .I •ower "them·~ - i '' I N MULLEN L km~vness ~;Pit"~; H Furnishings ' hap;n~~!t ~;: t~~~w~~~~ "'.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~:I MMossm~:~n. ~ es~Rea. Around And Ab ut ~ Middle-rt Ch~1Stm;; c~~dr~: w~~:· 8UDGET SHOP , BAKER FURNITURE i re~ ~ . $6.49 ------- I' da~ . Ch_:-:ar~le:;;sloo~.;:;:~~~~;:; HOTTER WATER LONGER LIFE weeken~.. 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Worllllp, Study,. 9 a. m.; EveniDi Wor· 10:25 a. m. oblp, 7,30 p. m.; Bible Study, DaDvllle PDP Jlollllen , p.m. WeclllelldBY. 7 11 Mllldlepod t'bardl of Christ, (LAngsville Post U.... ~r,. ~· I Pr~ • '.. ;? ~ ram ~ ,.,.;::,:::;:,:::;=..::.::..:.:.-----:--------------,\ It ' .. :s- Mid~ ~ ~ ,.,ol . .•• or .. ~1, a~d IIlg II 'lD ~ _..,~·-7.::31l:::p::. *' Epr~copal TINY'S FOODLAND 110 W~p; m~!u~~t~:·.rr:r· _~ ~~0 P;v:~: ::t• .~deavor ~ed· u R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. p. lt 1). l Jutkwheat Society Notes ~aile HEINER'S BAKERY :''i,u=wn~d~ ~ SWISHER LOHSE REXALL DRUGS h.i~ 'Geora~ a llolfmlti m.; Evoulng aervlce, 7:30 p. p. m. BeveriQce (DorOli!Jl flmi· m. 2nd and 4lh Sundays: Youlh Lelllrl FoU• Methodist Peateeoslll Chrdl Mid· !dOr Mlli Mr 11111 0f La 5,30 p. m. Wednesday. Chari• J&met F. Early, Suuth 3rd Ave.; Rev. ; G (Pat· Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m., tor -LETART FALLS- Wor· B. L. Barrett, pastor: sunday ty son .;· Allllny. Wednesday. sh1p, 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 10 a. m.; Sunday even· Mol'lliD& Star EUB Cltarcb- cept 2nd SuntlaYI: Church ing OYangellstic service, Ul Mr. IIICI Mra. Ray BrooD o! :110 •aaobl 111. Jollddleporl WY ~50 110 E. Soeond PomerOJ W'Y 141111 Rev. Menzel Smllb, pastor: School, 9:30 a. m. SUnday. p. m.; wednoatlay Bible Study Albany and Mr. and loin. 0. M. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy fled service, U:30 a. m., 1:30 p.m.; saturday lllght Pray· Rile of Albally, R. D., eaJled on Community van Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, Sunday of month. EAST J.E. er and Worship 7:31 p. m. lllr. and Mrs. Cblrle Rile on carteloll t'boreb, Kingobury kls't.; Morning worship, 10:45 TART- Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd . Loiter Day Sainb Sunday eveniJIC. 11ur11 Bowan Rood - Rev. Clyde Hmton, a. m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. and 4th Thursdays; Church Reorgoolsed Cburelt el 1..11 wile was bomo lor lbo pastor: Sunday SchoOl 9:30 a. m. Thursday. Youth Fellowsh•P School, 9:30 a. m. SIDiday. AP· Cbrlst ol Latter Doy 8ablll _ !rom llle Navy ca11ell .. -bllobed Ill 1IOt 141ddlePQtt m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Sunday 7:30 p, m. SUndoy, PLE GROVE - Worship, 8 P· C W Proffitt sror SiJ: miles IIIII Mrs. Cbarlea Rile Salarday . · Well Colambls. w. Va. Warablp service 10:30 a. m. Lotlrldce ElJII Cbarclo - m., 1st and 3rd Racine • POrt- Jill retunied to bla oae i• Pll. UU0Z1 7734613 and 7:30 p. m. allernately. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- Church SchoOl. 9:30 a. m. Sun· , land Rostl SUndo School 1.30 Pennsylvania Stmdll!'. Prayer meellng Wednesday at tor: Sunday School 9:4S a. m. day. GREAT BEND, - Wor· . Warsb' Y10 .30 ' ;. Mr. and Mra. Robert Rife nl 7:30 p. m. IRussell Archer. Supt. Snnday l ship 9:30 a. m., lsi and Srd a. m., •P ·. 111 a. 7.3Q Sl. Alban! called G8 llr. and Columbia Olapel- Warsldp worship, 10:46 a. m. and 7:30 Sundays; t'bureb School, 10:15 Sunday -;:msset'11~CO vice Mrs. LaW!'ence Chapman SullBulova Wotrlles - Salel and smtoo zervlce each suntlay, 9:15 a. p.m. alternately. Bible Study a.m. Sunday. MORSE CIIAPllL ' Pi wors •P ser · day lfternooD. Wartllaia Ill. PomerOJ m.; Sunday Scbool 10 a. m.; and prayer service, led by pa .. -worship, II a.m., lsi and Srd I" · P· m. , Mrs. Ethel Rile and J 188 N. Secon~ 1114dlePQtt flopporlllte Claurob of Your Cbolco Youtb Service 6:15 p. m. Even- tor, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Sundays; Church School 9:30 a.' Ronwn Catholic Dale made 1 bosltlen trip lb ing WMslllp 7 p. m. each Sun· ChrisliiD Endeavor, 1:30 p.m. m. SUDdly. Our Llll1 •f l.orolte MJssloo Parkersburg on Friday. 3rd Saturday of month. Mblerlvllle Metbotllol LoDi Bo1tom - Rev. 'l'bomao Mrs. Bonnie Vlf!IOJ and PapVIIIe CommltllliJ OUt<b lloDth Belbel E1JB Olar<b - - Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. Petronek, aclntlnlstrator; Sull- dallibler, Pamelo, calli!tl on -Rev. JlllsBOll Cline, paslbr. Rev. Ku&- E. Emerson, pas- SUnday 10 a.m.; Wtr· day Mass 6:.30 a. m.; Holy Mr. llDd Mrs. Charleo Rife a zervlce, 7:30 p. tor: suntlay SChool 9:45 a. m., ship service 11 a. m. Days of ObligaUan, 7 p. m. d'lY reoenlly. •Everytldnl ID Rardwaro• m. EVangellatic ser· Norman H. Bahr, SUpt.: sunday Partllld Metbodisl Cbtlrcb- Sl. Jobll'a. Cllholle Mlso-Billy Votella Is workiDI lor Pomtro1,0blo Cbdter. Oblo vice 7:30 p. m. and Wor•hip 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 H. L. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday Near Guysville (Do~ Ridge); llr. and Mrs. Dennlo Palmer It sunday, !:illl p. m. p. m. alternately. Bible Study SchoOl 9:110, Harold Roush, Rev. Frank Manlen, putor, Danville. Freedom Goopel Mission - and Prayer Service, led by pas- Supt.; Kosneth McLeod. Ass'l Sunday Maso 10:30 a. m.; Holy 0. M. Rile did SOlDO wort for BashaD .. StlversvUle Road; E. Wr, , p. m. Thursday. Supt., Preaebing 7:30 p. m. Sun- Day of Obligation &:30 a.m.; bio sister, Mrs. Fay Wood last 7 30 J. Griffith, pastor; Roger Wil· Topporl Pllbla E1JB Conlesslon, \\ hour before week. Tako someont Wltb Yoa To Cburdl lord, Supt.; SundaY School, 10 _ Rev. Euaene E. Emerson, lllclne Melllodill Cbureb - Mass. llr. and llrs. 0. l\1. Rile and Balldora and Buttd!DI Sulll>tt• a. m.; EvsngellsUc Service, 7· pastor: SundaY worship, 9:30 H. L. McDaniel, pastor: Sun· Salvation .4rmy Mrs. Fay Wood were shopping Ill Potnei'OJ OVer 110 Yam Pb. -2001 :30 p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 a.m.; SUnday Sclloal. 10 a.m.: day School 9:30 a. m.; Preach· Tbe Salvotloll ArmY, - E• In Wilkesville on MoDtlay. Cha'W OlltO p. m. Tuesday. Rohart Vineyard, Supt. Bible ing t0:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; voy Ray s. Wining, ofltcer in Mr. George Marlin wu In Attend Tho Cburoh of Your t'boloo llolland Mlaoloa - .0 ll V e study and Prayer 10rvices led Prayer and B1ble Study, 7:30 p, charge. sunday 10 a. m. Hili· Columbus on buolllOII !he put ' NeWJllllll, mlslllollai'Y pastor; by pasror, 7:30 p. m. TUesday. m. Wednesday. ness meeting: 10:30 a. m. Sun- weekend. · SuDday Scholl 9:30 a. m.; Adult Class Meeting 7:30 p, m. Roe Sprlap Metbodlll-- day School. sunday 7 p. 111. llrs. Myrll Rile who ftl 10 WarshiP 10:30 a. m.; Preachlag last MOIIdaY or month. Chesler Lemley, paslbr; Wor- YolDlg People'• Legloo; 7:30 p. pears old Mareb I, Is 1101 10 . ••bland OD ProdUotl .. to $1.00 trul Br<IWII'I Botllt Gu 7:30 p. m.: Prayer service, 8Jri<DHE111Churcb-llev. sblp serviCe 9:30 a. m.; Sun· m. Sa!Vallott meetiDg; '1'llon- well. Pom..., WY 2o3ID8 0!110 PomllniJ 7,30 p. m. 'l'bursday. Paal A. sellers, pastor: SUn- day SChool, 10:15 a. m.; MYF dsy, 1 to 3 p. m. Ladles Home WYUlM Clwreh 0/ Chrilr day School, 9:30 a. m.: Ben 6:110 p. m. Prayer and Bible League: 7 p, m. Prep clasoes: A dromedary - tnvel I BradblrJ CUrck of Cbrtsl- Quioenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Study, Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m. Bible Study, prayer to lD mllll!l an bour lor 11 Art Marcum, m!Dloter; Bible Morning Worship service, 1st ' Rollaad Methodlal Charcll - 1 . ;;b;.y .. School and MorniDi Wortlhip, and 3rd s.ndaya or the month. Rev. C. J. Lemley, pasl<r: 1' TUNE IN 10:30 a. m.; Chrllllan Kndeav· 7:30 p. .m. Evening EV811110lis- Church Scbeol 9:30 a. m.; Wor· Oierter. Oblo or, 1 p. m.; EyenlRJ Wor- tic Service, 2nd and 4th Sun- ship serv1ce, 10:30 a. m. MYF ship, 7 p; m. " day of month. Monday, 1'30 p.. m. Hemlock G·rOYO ~· Betbaay EVB t'barch- Rev. S.Uol MetbodiSI Chorcll t'burcll - JlliiOI QUisenberry• Palll A. Sellers, paator: MMn· H. L. McDaniel, pasiOr; Mrs. 1390 WMPO RADIO Worship Ser\ojce ,8;30 a. m.; ing Worship, 9:311 e. m.; Sun- Leoter L. Roush, Supt. Wor· Sunday Scbeol, lo i. m., StanSchool, 10:80 L m., Bl)'l\le ablfl '' 15 a. m., Sunday SChool lord Stoekloll, SUpt. ·. 'l'beiss, Supt.: Youth Fellow· 10:16 a. m. . llrallleN' a.a.•el t'brlll·• sblp, 6:30 p. m. 1 ou Grove Melbodlll Chore• I'OIDiror . LOCAl. UNION 11t1t11 I. llalll st. . Joe RobiMCin . tnilll8ter• Hoin-·- CARMEL EllB q,areji-Rev. -H. L. McDaniel, pasror, Earl ......,... Prom Or1ce lplacopal llaft&18WIICIII W. VL ' . Clzurch. ,_.a., or Forrest, &'.pt.; Bibl~ SombOl Paul A. Sellers, paslor: Sun-\ Cross, Supt. Sunday School at REV. RICHARD MAITIN, UCTOl 1:30 a. m.; Mornlni W•ahlp day SchOOl, t::JI a. m,, Wayno 1to:t5 a. m.: PreachlRI 1:15. · : a. m.; Evenll!, WOI1hl~ii Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Morn· \ Syi'ICIIe Me-•1 ~·7 p. m. Wedne811iy '1 .p•. lni Worsblp, 2nd and 4th Sun· I Wendellrv!G. pastor,:;: Morn!.. Wonhlp ............. 1NCI AM lun,jiJ t'bufdl anG OflleiiiiiPPU•• .:,;. l)lfll ' . ble siudy. . : ; ..... dsyofthemonth;lp.m.Even- \shlp,. ce, : a.m.. •T•-on'""IA-oac'ToReli"'-•Problllllfl \• Oesttr 01ttte11 of' Clll'ill .- !1lg Evangelllllc Service, 2st day School 1:45 a. m.: MYF " ·~ ......,. ••· " .. - •' . lllddle1l0ll ' Bible Scbeol 9:11 L m. ''Prtlcband 3rd Sundll'. ol moDtb. . I SuodiY • P. Ill. Prayer meetln&''--------.. a• · .,, "_ .., ..,_..,.s.,t•W woo_ 1 '... WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY UEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. JniDlster. SUJtday Scblll 1:30 1. m. Arnold Richards, Supt. 10:30 a. m. Momil!g Worship. Naomi Bsptiat Clourcb SundaY School 9:30 a. m.; Wor· ship 11 a. m.; Wedaesday, 1 p. m., Prayer oervlce. ~lr, pa•·l ~ - r~nd ~ *· ~ys; ~·Racine '0~a HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE F. J. WALLAC£, JEWELER ~30 day. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. • BAUM LUMBER CO. ------GALEN S. BRQWN, Dist. ) .' FOREMAN & ABBOn ·• Cbllrdl l 1 EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. Schoo~ NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE CUr<~o\day. BEN FRANKLIN STORE ' u, ,meetin~~g~.:;Oth~er~serv~ice~s .;an-~;;Jtours_&a;;-liilalll RIDENOUR'S SUPPlY •-5'1 ''The Spreading Kingdom" THE UNITED ST&EL WORKERS OF .AMERICA . OHIO ,vALLEY BAKING CO. BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT MiDou:,O~'f'&OoK sToiE r. ~~-.,~~~~~r~~.::. ~~~----:·' . e&C':;'tw0. !j ~~ng ~= ~~ting:~,:JO WHY YOU SHOULD PLANT . I Ttt. . . .:tdll I 'JIIII!IIIIillllilldll \·'. ~ 7 , 30n~. 10 a·IG 1 ........... Loare1 Cllll Free Meaedlll S:lll! P• m.; a-a - R. Eu&OI!I om. 1*- :ail p. m.: Btbla ~ llnllilf ~:/, shu~in member".''~· I'"'==~=~=~~~;:ot"""::""::"""':="='":""'::"::""'!!!!!""•"""Ofti!!!!! FUNK'S G~HYBRIDS w. H.~· Pen'iD, ¥.~.!-'•: Sllllt.: - Rev. ~· G&J AUTO PARTS COMPANY P 1 Pattmon,' Supt.; Momillg oorlh of . Wmbip 10:30 a. m. Y011tb Sero llllpltAI. Puloril. t1et 1:• p. m.; ·B¥111111elllllc loiDol R. ~"<• 11l011881• 7:10 p. m.; l1nytr liB 011 ..,......,: meetinl '1blrldaY 7:111 p. m. 8Cbool. t:» 111;; big 10:30 a. m., flrat and tbil'dl P1dm'• !lwldal'•· Wllllaml. ~~Ulland ~ Robl'nson's c:ph~enos ~lh d~rPCt~ 1;"d o. B~er, 1 .. ...,....,... rve ------ PLUS::---;.;~~~iii~miiim•P.. CLEANING IIQIIII ~b, Great Betld: Rev. C. L. 0 Connor, potor; Lewla, SupL 9:30 a. m. MS:,."'/! WorobiP and. SundaY . • 7 P· m. Everung Service, Tb~ay 7:30 p. m. Prayer mee~ lelb1ollem .... 184 ~~J~:~~J;E~.I84 RUG . fllmda, Seblol f:IIO s. J;!!;; 0• tor; SundaY i!dlool t:ll a. m.: day, 7:11 P. '!1. It Pllll Wile, iiupl.; Mom!D: Jlelllda, Q8dlpp)IL __.__.. ship 10:110 a. m.; Youth senUnited Br-'hem ~.M&UW.Diiiiiiliok lees 7 p. m.; Evllllgt!IJIIC ..,.. rMI Ullllell Brzlll • . Jo But ID atamliDIUre &lUI wou.deriJIIao, I feel like vice 7:30p.m. Mid-Week Jll'l1• Qorlol Cluftl- Rev. !ldlllli,· bellll~U~t~rGod. er service 7:30 a. m. Wednes- Blllke, paslor: 8uDday l!etiOOl , ~ Ill a place wbe¥ I can :tiDd 111m always-In 5111 and Main Streels - Don· 0. H. c.rt, pastor: day. 11 a. m.; Whtnle BoliJnler, . Cbuloll. WDIJOI!tiQilleWithme? CarpeDter llaplhl ......,.: 1114 rucks mJnister· B l b le School, 9:30a.m., Roberl no 11•11011 Melbodlll •"""'11 Supt.: Cbrllllan Endeavll', 7:1$ . Sunday Schoo~ !'30 a. m. 1\lol'll- School, 9,00 ;., m., K~neth Me- s.pt.; Worlblp servlce at Pomeroy - ~reb ScboOI hour p. m., classes lor aU. 8o1J1 illl"' big Worsblp 10.15 a. Jll, .&lbinDey, Supl; Momil!g Wor· L m.; PilJrilll. YOiltb, 6:46 9:1S a. m. DlVI~ WMsblp at vice 1 p, m., Preachll!gl:ll p. f'lrllllapiW ClutrdJ, Mkldle. ahlo. 10:30 a.m. Evening Wor· m.; EV81111ellot10 llll"\''lle, 10:30 a. m. Scriplllre .. and m.; Mid-Week mee!IDC; 7 30 Rev. llollakl BtODe, Ill"' sblp p. m. Prayer Service, p. m., Mld·Week Prayer Sermon: Psalms 20 - A Mis- , p. m. lfti, 7 tor1 SundaY Scbool 9:1i a. m., WednesdaY 7 p m Praise Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. placed Trust!" Spring DIs- Mas1e HolSIPI<I' George Supt; 10:15 a. Pommtf' am:.b ;, t'brl&l _ ' trlct MYF. Rally Sunday, 2:30 lb Lollrt Filii 11 30 5 ' p. m. m. Worship Service) BYP 8 P· Jerry Masters pastor· sundsy Jehovah Bigelow Mefbo. b Cbrill Clllrell- JIDIII m.; Eveulng Wors~p, 7:30 P. SChool, 9,30 .: m., Ch~ch ser· Klagdtm 11111 of Jl!bovah'a dlst Chureh, Portsmouth. MOll- rleon, pas!CM'. 8aDdaY SdDOI m.; Weclllesday, 7:30 p. m., vice 10:30 a. m.; Chrlltlan El> WfiUIBOI - Public meellog day, 1:30 p. m. JOF class~~~ 1:30 a. m. "*"Ill 8 prayer meeliDfl, 8.30 p, m., Ev -••• at the church. Tuesday, 7.30 p. llr and ~,_.. choir practice. daavor,8:30 P.m.; e.....,..,.. SuadaY. 5 P· m., m.,the Lydia Circle of the Wo- 7 30 st """' l'lnl Baptbl Cllaldl Po.,.. vice, B:30 P· m. Study, 6 P· m.: Bible Study, men's Sooiety meets at the ' P· m, Seooad roy _ Rev. Carver ol ChNI- Tuesday 7 p. m.; Service cl>urcb. 'l'bursclay, 7,15 p, m. SundaY at 7:30 p. m. Prayer sunday Scbool , un IO::ZO. Roy c.rter, m1JUSter. B1ble big, a p. m. 'l'bursday; llllms· the Choir rebeanol. meetlnl seeoDil and flltrlll Wmblp service,9 30 10:30 L m. 1 Scbool,9,30 a. Worship and try School, 7 p, m. 'l'buraday. \'l'bursday• 7:30 p. omt Nursery and JIDIIor Church r... Preacbina service 10:30 a. m. ' NIUI6J'ell.f! and third 8undl1. 7.11 p. children. . Yflllll People's meeUng, 6:30 Lutheran 'l'bo t'bardo of lhe 1111. U.W . First Baplisl Clmreh. Racial, p. m. !venial! service, 7 p. m. SL Paul's and 81. Jobn's _ Rev. Herbert Grate to Chilli CllmrU- JIDIII Rev. C. L. O'Connor, pastor. V. lL Braley, Bible School Supl l..albmll Clmreb pastor; Richard Barttn, SUpt. riooo, past«. Sunday School 9:30 '· m., Sam Zion Chareb of Chrlot, Pom- -ship 8:\S a. m. and 10:45 Charles Bi!ell, Aos't. SUnday 1:10 I. m. PreacbillJ, Curtis sup!. . m Mom- f!tOY. Harrisonville Road -Eu- L m.; Sunday Scbot~ 9:30 School 9:30 a. m.. Mornlnl third Sunday, 7:10 p. IlL Sacm45 8 lng Worsblp; 10; p: m·., BYF gene Underwood, minis.ter. Bi· m. (Both congregations Worsblp 11 a. m.; NYPS 1:45 and fourth SmldiY, 11 L m. 6 30 and Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. ble School: 9:30 1. m., Morn- meeting as one at St. p. m.; EveniDi Service, 7:2111 Prayer meetilll averJ WediiiiEve . g service· Wednelldlly ing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- Church at Pme Grove whlle p m. Prayer serviCe day 11 7:• p. 111. Qrillllll JlD. 11 7 ; m., Meetmg: bert Reed, Bible School Supt. tbe new .St. Paul's Church m. wedlteadiY. deaVIM', second and loUrtb llut8.30 p m SeniDr Choir Prac/ od · bemg bud~ Mllldlaporl Claftll olllle Na- day, 7:111 P· IlL tive: Tuesday, 3:30 P· m. J""' God Merhodur .,_ - SCbool Rev. Clyde J. Barllett, Probyeeriml ill' Choir PracUce es c .....,. M lhodlsl Clnlrdl 9:30 a. m.; Mldtleporl Flrll U~ .... Barllord Bapa.i t:bardo - Rev. Gilbert Spencer, pastor. AJ.,~ e Worship 10:30 •· m.; ....._.•• t'lniiU - Rev. HIW· Sunda School 9·30 a m · Rev. Pearl A. Casl<, pastor. le ••-SUJtda Warren G. Zinn, pastor. Morn· M .Y W 'h. · at ·11 SUnday School 9:30 Charles NYPS Peop • 6:15p.m.; 11'11 Ruppelt, pastor; Y big Worship, 9 a. m. Church r t"'s;! ·ce 7 P. Taylor Supt.. 'worship service Ev81111elistlc moelin8 7:30p.m.; SchOOl t:30 L m., Fred Lollll. · 9cbOOI 9:10 a. m. Cla"'es lor ::; p.m: at to:4o with vere swartz, Prayer meeting, Wed. 7:30 p.m. Supt.; 10:30 L m. all. Wednesday; young Petple's \lay leader. Sunday evenlng at Pomeroy CHreb of tbtl Na- 5:45 p•. m. YF;. Wed., t.lf P. MI. Unlm> F.W.B. Chllrcb - Se . Frida 7'30 m 6:30 regular meeting oi - Rev. Kenneth Pteroe, m. Jti!IIM t'belr, T p. m. SellSunday SChool 9:45 a.m., Earl ;c"M.rtah ~~ ~ 0;.._ 'MYF. S~day, .7:45 p. m. Wor· pasror; Roymond Walbunl, lor CboJr, Starkey, Supl; Ev<11\ng wor- Rev Daniel workman pastor &hip Service Wllh the Rev. Cas· SUpt.; SUDdly uo I. s,raeuo Flrll 1!111111 .... oblp, T:IIO p. m. by Cecil Cos, &mda School 9'4> a ;, . wor: w. Tuesday, 8 p. m., WSCS at m. Morning Worsbip, 10::11 1. _,..,... t'bri - Cburcb .... Layman; young People'• meet- sbi ice .; 7.30 the home o! Florence SpeRcer; m. Evening Servlco, 7 P· m.; 1leet 9:30a.m.: SuodaY Schoo' ... and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. P sp v 11 m ;...; 'm. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Mid· meeting, 7 p. m. Wed· 11:10 a. m.: Blbll Study, 7:• p. m. ray« ee-·• 1:30 p. 1',1....__._ Wednesday; Choir practice at 'I'Uesd . Young People's Week Prayer Sl!rviceS. p. m. - · 1'30 p. m. 'l'bursday. ay • . Flatwooda Motllodtll Clmr<la ol lilt Nn- Jllrr)aiiVIIIo 'Ff!li ehe laope U will, ln some memure, foster orad help ,.,.. ·Rutland Fint Bsplllll Choreh Pearl A. c.sw, pasiDr. Wor· moe - SuadaY School t:lll Jolm DSVIe•. pastor: a-& tlud which good in family and community life, dail fea. - Sunday SchOOl 9:30 a. m.; Re Job s 11 d 1 1 • sblp servtoe, JO a. m., a. m.; SundSY Worship 10:30 Scbaol10:30 1. m. Wtrobip llt... r• It •po-•ored by rlw &uainess /irml and organisatioM Preaching 2:30p.m. s:;h woo.; other Sunday, 7:45p.m. L m.; Evanlng SerYico 7:10 p. :m.===--... ·Rutland Sunday Free Will Bspllsl ..Y 00 1 a. ·: y day School, 10 a. m., John m.; Mld-weelt Prayer SerVIce, whOle IICIIIIet appear &e!OIIl. Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, aellstic semce p. m., oung ley, Supt. 7:10 p. m. WedMsdaY. Rev. pasror; Sunday School, 10 a. 7 p.rm. Foreol au Metbodlateluircll Marris M. Wolfe, pastor. m.; Guy Priddy, SUpt.; Preach;y • ~ayer mee mg p. -Sunday lkhool 9 L Mrs. Jllltlliod Cbarcll of Nall>g service, 7:30 p. m.1 Prayer m. atur Y·. Fred Nease, S.pt. ..... - Sunday Scbool 1:30 1. ..,.. ic.., , p. m. Wednesday. vice, 10 a. m. Rev, m.; Morning Worsblp tO:«< •· 30 Soaday Scbool Grace Eplltopal Mason 7Baptlal Cbarcb Stutler, pastor. m.; Evanaell!llc servlea 7:45 _ D.A.V. Hall, ecner Second Pomeroy- Tbe Rev. RiChard Heath Melllodl•t Charch, Mid· p. m.; Midweek Prayer ""lee - - - - - - - - Middleport Ohio andPameroy, Mason. Sponsored H. Martlu, Reclllr. Sunday disport - M. E. Dowson, 7:1~ p. m. Wednesday. woekellll __,. wlfll Jlfddleport, Oblo by French City Baptist Church Morning Prayer and Sennon, tor: Mrs. Nan Moore, Church Syraeooe Charclo of !he Nzs. Easter llr •,;;;;- Mtl iD Galllpolla. Afllllalod wllb S. 10:30 a. m. School Supt.; Church SChool - Wlltlam C. ftllle, II10lr · Mr ...i B.C. Rev. R. L. Plasoo, pasror. EUB 1:30 a. m.; Worship pastor; Sunday Scbool t:illl I. Clwles · Wtnl ismD & Sunday School. every Sunday, Eolerprlle EUB . Ctlurch - 10:30 a.. m.; Mothodlst m.; Mornblg worship 10:30 a.m. Mr. 3 p. m. Preacbin& serv1ces the Rev. MODlel Smith, pastor. Fellowship, 7 p. m.; Penlecosud Jllrs Roberts. Rile ud famlly lth Sunda~ o! each montb. worship service 9:30 a. m. ; Sun· Board meeting, 1st Sunday of Pelll<coltal Aooembly, Iloilo of St. Albu. w. v1• .w: and Bsbrlo!Good Bread MI. Mwilb Baplisl ClnU'cl>- day School 10:30 a. m. Youth month, 1:30 p. m. WSCS, 2nd 1M- Rev. Paul E. Jones, pas- Mrs Rottald s Rile atlllml· We Fill All Doetoro PmcrtptiOIII Corllor of Fourth and Mala Sl., Fellowsblp 6:30 p. m.; Boys Monday of month, 1:30 p. m.: tor. SundaY 9cbOOI It I. m.; ,_ ·, Bunker imt AFB Peru Jl&mlfiiiiOD, W, YL WY ~ l'oUIII'Or Kicldleporl Rev. Nyle BCM'd<l1, and Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. Eleanor Circle, Wednesday, Worship, WedneildBY and Fri· Mr. and lfn, TO ENTER Seniors Prepare ...,.. Ba,.._. _.;w DIOOIItaln JHlak &lUI tho heavens I The vaatneJIIIIIIi lfllnesa of the seenesets my mind to wo11dtr· iug abaaD tlltle IIJIIl IPII"" 1111d thiugs I will 11ever fhA Jlylell 1111 , . ·~ l!Aibort E. 81111111; Sr., piS!«. Sentinel Church News maar · WEill #..1 I'll Ill sit ..._ fll 1lal'l1 !ll1l8le ••• ploneen In . . ~ •,, ..U. Oil the clifs, •• )ioat:lng at1lllla fl)lll1l, . LDok M the magic that enables the lake to mirror EASY C d W ome y estern At Pomeroy High IIIIDdaJ 7:10 ,,, m. I-.... . ._. . . •·•- •llll•flliiiJI• • fDtll[al:tallte · - • • lod'i'll• tJtlit .... '" day ~:. B~ SUNDAY 9 AM Stu~l~ 21 · • !d .. lt �' ;• • ~-~- ·-· ;;, ·., ------ ------ --· --- ----·· · -------·-- --------- ------. _.., - ------ -· -------- -~' .Voice of Broadway Forest Rose Council Plal!s Mainly About People In Pomeroy Jack O'BriRD ' '\. • Forlnspec;tion !\ires! Rose CoUDCII met In Weekly Swim Parties will ·seMarnta • lned ~~ ~ J~~d ~;·;-~ Relreaill!lents were served IIJi Top's bend. YOUllltlers rqenerate .. adrqutar Hlalan TUesday evenlither was biDdmaltor for mill" Mrs. Jaeob GJneckller .... lng, Gertrude JlollmaD, Jr. 8114 .d: ·t)R ·NIGHT wt ,,,.,, ult'o entho!latm· aild the· Wedsteldey tYening dblller P. c. prelldllll!- Reportad Ill Plan.!l were msda 1o continue ........... wero awll'tlecl.. . ' ..:; •hnut lll't oldster• w!»' do 11, too. we pes! of Mra. Delsle Palter- were,Leota 1\!ulll', and a the project o1 sponsoring Pom1roy Flower Shop lovely lecllllll!, lniB aod Soddenly, attempts lb mod· have an 0111 ana cio.. ...,,,....,. """- CalllrullD the eveAing wu palhy eard to be lOIII It Sarah by aw1mmlni parlin 1ar · w; Mala PomeroJ Cla'cas: ernlzo, 1o l!laze the dlllll'Veloua a1 lrlencl, bite Jolm F. Royal, Mrs. Lloyd Moore. ItiU• :.,-.;:., :>'.ng fn ctlll<lrcl cf . Caurntv! ...._.,'., ' Ml;s.!!!!!!M!!i!!Uo!!rd!!!ll!Va!!n!I!M!!e!!tor...,,..'j - -- .... at :!!!tiqul!l.-. !I! ..wdust and whole entlwslasm estenda to Mr and Mrs Clair Boao and Ohio, who lost her daUIIhter by Home when tha deaCOIIII lllsdlSon Square Gardea, seemed wasted; tr• e!IC)'clopedle dengbt in ever1 . : To..;..-..... ... deaconesses oltlte• hng Brothers, BarRWD • tradition! Leave perfect detall of any show bwdn~sl rne- =~ Great'Bend ~wt;d 'l'ne auw' WiD ~~ And ~e- Fiii• Uaillcd p ey. , alone! But !belt art 4ium. 11 lt'a opora, he dlia 1n- wetinelday afternoon, with cepted. A thank you llOte read Church mel IIlli Wlek We ve been new new tradltlono to to blstoey for the lntereltlna el· ber motbor, Mrs. De,.!e Pallo~- from Edith Beti!D3 fer IIIIa re- chUrCh. 'l'bla wDI make circuses ~~nee .Jobll tblm; really II dOOBII't matter rect Cai'UIO manaae4 0110 olgbl !OIL ceived at the rally. 11tb ye'8l' for lhe projeet wlll~ll was an IDitralaed pup. the 81Wdu1t Is harroom-lln 45 yeors ago. Ballet? ma Bol· . 'l'bo deputy annou~ • iaeludes provltllni alllm llUits Our first 1ilmp18 o! teDted laJto dainty pbtk; lbo pltJ'I t1t1 she! telepboii6-I'Ovlew riCht of. Mrs. Phll Meillhart and Mrs. meeting ol DioL 13 Past Coun- lor tbe cblldretl when needld.ll w•• the old Jo1iD Robin- lblng, lhe allow's lht every. ter ill flrst perlonnance here: Adam Ebershach wer• Wei!Des- cUll'S Association for AprU 24, transportallott 1o lht Middle1'IIIIIRYCI:reu•. AI 1 boy, ,.. 1111 thlq, the rlltgmlster re- The real meeting 1 t !he aum· day vlsilors lD Vienna, W. Va. at Foresl Ro!i hall wltb Golden pori pool and relrtslulh!ols , •s a neWIIDan, covar- mams kina of all he purveys. mit " Mr H lhl 'Ill Mr and Gleam aa 118sistlng hostess fore re1ur111ng 111o chlldrell 1 tbelll annually and R lillie, Mrs.'· P;;ryKelP.~a of Cclum.. Cnonell, Plans.ere being made tho bame. Varloua fupd • rail> II oeemed, 1o dlslraellol. 'l'bea bu . lor the Aim1'tersary InapecUon big events are lcbedaled by Ic01ne a brace of dauahtero and s and Mr. and M'S. William !lay 21. Practice Is set I or lht Clreul, alWI)'I o1 ' Dillard ol Lancaster visited lllay 10. to 1\lngllng's al MatliSOD Square recenUy wllh their parenls! Mr. Mrs. lnab swan gave a re- lo e Ice Garden, became 1 brond aew and Mr•. Harry Kel!er, .M1110rs- ,.. .....• on lht bakelm bake freeZer purcb and named targ to I h I . ville SJgltt for bored eyet, no lqer ., . · sale. Speaking brlefty on the earmnlltee were Mrs. K · calloualy lnotteollve. by H..... llottel Jeose Grueaer of Pt. Pleas· Good of the Order were. Nettle OweD, Mra. Rlcbard oweu, We saw It all new again lor ant, W. Va. and sislor, Miss Hayes, Wlaona CoOk, Norma Rusaall Lyo111, Paul Hopton· the first ~me, anch year, MAYBE THEY Ml!Wi'l' WELL Our danghter taught ME, and Tbelma Grueser ol Pomel'O)' Chapman and R. K. Rowan. alall, Mrs. Tom Rue, Mrs. lbrough lhe eyes o! two lovely Dear Helen: Alter the meeting a flsli lry ward Burkett, Mrs. Tom Kellvll 11 am trying to make it plain to visited SUndiy alte1'1!001t, witli But the lanhark tradi· i our sons what 1 expect from their aunt and ll!lcie, Mr. ond was held at the home of Mr. and M18B Maraaret Bauer. tho apeclal brassy pierce [ .U I had seen the following[ their lather and h 1 lh. Mrs. Harry Kei..r. and Mrs. Cllarles Betzlng and the trumpets (only Horry ! situnoion on a televltioo shaw wives can expect fro':. Mr. and Mn. Eslle Mossman the birthday of Mrs. Della C d p Th Latex wan 0ecotat1on llaciNlad&loEARN James and 0.1 Stager bad that . I might have found it amuslDa. lmake their own res h . attended lhe wedding of their Stahl was observed. Mrs. Stahl ar arty rong • • • the mort bBAulitw special cir<us tone oulslde t.IJe r Since it really happened 1o mel'!'boy oee thai nephew, Jack Mossma<l Satur· received many lovely gllta and Estimated at 200 woU backgi'OUIIII ..... ,,.. big top io pop music; and Ilast nighl Ill anylhln& but. last lrontler and some hones! day evening at Newark. 1 heautl!ul decorated birthday An e11llmaled 200 perSOtlS •ted. Harry Jomes learned hla right Here goes: blarney makes lhe world a mr· 1 Mr, and Mrs. Hobert Moss- take haked by Erne . J..se. toode'd the card party held 1 1 • II' ... ' er place I man and famth of Granville which slie !bared Wllh lhe Child Conservatloa BtCOIIU it ;. ....,."" 1 fl,8t, th• rick eo/or !'If'· · •Y two-year-o1d ·~• alway• · wer8 s d · f hi artuP 0 1 tt Looking for lnexponslvo i d•tesled her batb. She not otily We 1• out of our way to greeo ' un ay guestl! .. s · ...,.tr nuliate • ...., ,u. : erie!, but screams It the top of the lZIIII ol our hou,. with en· parents, Mr. and Mrs Es!>e ve•M Sh f and menrion In zw.ttiozto tW her lunas until It's •ver. thusiaatlc love. To thank h1m : ,. zzzxnz&••'*'w Mlkrs. iuduryt taer depth - in hund,..do of La t . . Ifor small favors and bi onec:. r. and Mrs. CharJes Faulk· I e, s en a ptraoulized ctuttnaCDiorr. 1 Omt like new shoes At nor and daogltter, Calhy oi l University, visited recently lluco·Lu ..ry 11 ,....e;. VISIT OUR ferent nel&hbon alerted the SU· r we writ• him to thsnk him for : Sprrngfleid spent the past week· ca.Uy odorlesr, · drifl ill perlntendenl lh t t I . hlo (oodness during the ·- lor end With her mother, ~Ira, Ern. . , 0 · , : minutes-slips onto ~our hlwranco Agoncy Inc. but both my a Y things we take for granted "'"'L . . SAVE UP TO •50 NOW I walla with a -newlv ,,. · Phone WY 2.SSI1 srroamin& In !error They wtnt lol the time. We are graleful · and Mrs. Crill~ lieln·ung •fl"' . Ill I. 2nd St. PoJMroy, 0. leasetl fretdom by b""h so far "' to Imply that lhe · lor hls love lhat Is symbolized and oon, Jeffrey of Columbus Mro. Mary Donahue and : tW roller. 0! course" vnr . 1 were !I'll alone or wors: 1 by lhe furnace J•lnr on m !he were IIU"tl ol his parenta, grandson, David Donahue oil equzpment rinser clean ia The super's wife •a• h.; . middle of the tli8hl and lhe car Mr. and Mrs. H.rlon Wehrung, l Doncan Falls visiled this week · water. Mlddloport, o. 111 wuv over here wUh p1sske baYing good brakes. My adnred over Ole witb Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence '" just., my husband came hom~ husb!llld Is happy to receive Mr. and Mrs ChfforJ Wood r Milhoan and Mr. and Mrs. Ver· and ,·,,. Inform-.! htm ahout th... letters ; but how mnch and dau1hler, Kitty of Rayland, non Weber and family. per a;alloD wittl aFlame1ess • • I • • i the two coUil. Naturally he ran ' more imp!)rtant for our boy~ ;:~' S~nday with M~. snd Mrs, Mrs. C. A. Emmisb has re: here almost sick wilh IJIPI'"'I"' 10e what their lalher is do Wood ond family, Pomc· ; turned from Marletla where 10 i henSion And found only my r lor them day after , she spent Easter with her .tSllli!WOidO [ daugh"r <rreamlnf up a storm · If a few wiles en m) pari con· kuc~ Hannah spent 'J1• pasl [ daughler and family, Mr. and 110 11001\)18 &SOJ;)) q 01 g ·~1 01 8 .s.m011 &JIJIO ; in 1ht> bathtub · tribute to lhe memal health 0 ( wHeel 7" w~th Mr. tnd Mr;;. C. I Mr!l. Don Burkey and family. Thun. - EaSt Court St" Pomeroy "'iiiliiii~: ' our ch.ld - th · · 11 · VISe, ~llddle"ort His gr>M· I Mr• Burkey relumed her -:::::::::::~~.,....---1 r.... e pnre '" sma. · f th . .. Mr neighhors msv have meant · .•· · . · · SATISFA Tl W£'11. but rouldn'i tbey have i And the wile< are sometime' a "· Hurt. Hancoh •··ho ha> ' molher to her home here. , c ON IS GUARI\NTE£D ' . e I d' . I Onl pneumoma, lS lmproVJDR M d M C R y n r ~ I Phon" WY 2-3193-WY 24.,9 r eai\E'd me. net the v ry n Jllf eed. y !'{'- Mis!ies Florenc . 1 an rs. on . ou 8 I omc. dent:· Really. I don't comynllhy lb dndiScovered Ihal when Kaylor and i word sl•terf, I CQIWil POMEROY, 0. · childre-[1 alont' nor do 1 us a camP home to a T 1 f 1N · B r MIS. awrence m ng I ' the1n ' disheveled wife. wrory from ~~to~~ ew aven, W. Va. j Erie, Pa. Is hospitalized in the . Sh;uld 1 JU9t ror&el the whole ! hcardiRIId fortseplvtenh youngb children . . COU• • shSalnt Vdincent1 emRosplgtael _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __!.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1!!!!!!!!1!!""' Cattle, Farm Machinery, Mitctllaneoua · thing or musl 1 satisfy every- e . no r m. ut aetf'd • e un erwen . e.r ncy sur-Shop Toolaand Feed ont~·~ clltlosilv b}' pMtlng sign~t' wear1er than I. Som('hrtw 1 aery. She was VJsltmg In New· •II over lh! . plac<. "Scroams: loamed, OUI of dPSj>Pra!IOn I eastle, Pa. with relatives when INDIANAPOLIS "500" CONTEST duP to bath. Don't panir.. ' 1t ht' mm.e homl' to she became Ill. . And who would believe me, ·Ia Wile littmg down Wllh a clean . Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Gibbons BEGINNING AT II :30 A.M. anyw"·~ _ GRATEFUL FOR dress on, ha.r combed, lip,ilck· spent the Easter weel<end n1 Located 51;, mil" w11t of Athono, Ohio, juat off RF.AL. FRIENDS . : ed, he, no lM(er [<lied wilh uBcyrus, wilh her father, Mr . Slat• Routt 56 on j-toovor Rood. Si1n• po1tod. Dt-ar GERF' . , aullt. ft'ellngll at my working sB 'The annual meetlng ol the C. J. Canon and her sister, • Might IJP iood idea. Sow ; hard; res!~d beltrr. thffi rf911y Scioto Presbyterial of the Unit· Mlas Rulb Carson. ~· . 63 - REGISTERED HEREFORDS- 63 ()f(~rinf,! inrltu.lt's lhf' ht'td sirt \\' H R Cox~woi n 10; ;~6 lhOI il's om3 and vou ran final· [ WANTBD lo help me. ed Presbyler~an Wom 'a Assn. Mr. and Mra. Douglas Jaok· ~g l s t t' red cuws anrl brf't.l ht-J.fen. with 16 .<:lJtine calve ~ a t ly laugh ahoul iht inrident When I think o.' the yms 1 be Thursday, Ap Zl wtth llOll of Rendi•!Ue spent Easler side h~Jd bnlance to cal\'f! soon; i opf'n helfrots {Re&:l!teredJ: can·o • ~ ' · why nol ge< to lhel wasted m self·PIIY I bel'ame coffee hour at 9, a. m. and with Mrs. Carrie CaBSell and J1 Rei;lt~ll'red bull ro lf 10 mo. oldJ , :mel two 600 lb . strt'r 1 lve•. 'fhls 1<~ a ,11oud sel of hig. mom~· . uutsidf' row& with hear! ~r tile matr.er and find ' sad, The·1ie little things were, 8 busme m · g to foUtw at . Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Young. <.1 ~)!CS ,.~nd C'nnsid~1·ed Uy many people to be tb~ br.llt out wh:tt makes bathing a dirt\· I oh, so hard to le-arn! - M.E.C. 10 a. rn. I Mrs. Ruth Carsey and grana. 1 herd m At hrn s tou nty Hrrd :t('f't'edited, papers l'ur· : wrml lu ,vour b&by. RP-educat~ Tl~is c. o !~1mn 111 dll!dlcated to Luncheon l1t fl) will be serv• . daughter, Gwendolyn Grass of Dished. etc C' lltalo~ uP fHI'n i:.;hed on rP.Que s\. Cattlr s:~.le her like waler by Jelling her lamdy hvmg. so If you're hav- ed at noon followed by tbe afl· Waverly now to Rochester,. N. ~ld undf'r t·i•H'f ;ttll! •.rill •l:trt a ppi'OX Im rtlt'l~· 1 <W P.\L 10 disco\'er It for hers(' If _ Pf'l'·: mg ktd trouble or JUSt plam · ethoon program. Y. re~ently where they v1stted FARM MACHINERY haps by paddlinM'" lhe •ink or 1rouble. lei llelen Help YOU.\ Mrs. Edward Young, Ports· with Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Grass. AJll s· Ch:d n tt•r.~ \\' n d~r·•1' l rrnrtor; Farm.:.dl H trattm 1 CW'lltJll:!t· ; littt•n,.dil!tlid :.! r1.·,1 t'llitt\'Dlllr< lntrnt atw r1 al ·.i · dlpp ng her toea into a half·fli· ' Sh• w:!l also welcome your own mouth, woll preside !llld latro- They aeeompanled them back Stop in for a shock check at 1 row ro rn. <~nil IH"<nt ]Jian h 't tmou nlt•dt. Mas~I'Y Fi; f)l.u~on ..u buckO!. Somewhrre along ' amusing experiences. Address . duce.the Rev. Robert M. Russell. to Waverly lor a visit over Eas· your Monroe dealer and fiU In en N;o. 3 twmr hal,.\' P: l' o ·~n11d 1; Nl'w llnll aru..l :-io J!'i hientry blank with your estimate of lh< line she's bl'ell frlghlened Hrlen Bolte! in core of this SesSI~ns are •t tbe First Pres· ter. Tbey are fonner Bradbury spred ralH• : 1'unni ll lo!hatn hHy l'onrtilinntr: .John. IJrPrr• this year's "mnlna speed. (Record ~eld choppi'r wi1 h ('urn and huy anarhment 01nrl Wisron . and !he lime i!o; O\'~rdue to start newspaper. I ~rian Church, Court and resldents. is 150.686 mph.) ~!A mol(lr; 4' l.lsll;l~f h!uwrL ;lltCHrmick l ~·';' gmin drill ch•ngin~ fri~ht. to ctoli~hl- H. Tb•nl-sts, Portsmolith. i Mrll. Alma Kitchen and son, qp. rubbrr: "iC'W !drn m:n111re ~p1·radet: fron t m.mnted Dear Hrlen Rev. Russell is a araduale Charles ol Chillicothe vulled .rtaa,nmt• lu ~d · ·r : :: l1t11'1'1WIIOnnl 7 ft mnwPrs : ont' 1'0\v __corn pJc~er. ( ·a~l· :1 11 . r (lmhitll': JIU ~ I holl' UURf'r wi1h You t<St<d what men should · of Occldetltal College, PriaceiO&l ?"er the wmend with retaUves bnckl.'ts fot· Alll' Clwltnt>n . fJ 1'011' mountf'd wel'rl ~prll\' contrihute 1o marria~te. How ~ologJcal Senunary and the m Middleport and Pomeroy. eJ:; 2·14 bn•nl;ll\g ph•\' 11Hh ('nn·r·ho:.rrls: lntfl:rnlltionitl 8 alkou! givlllg some of the old· I Uruversity of Edinburgh in Sco~ Charles also visited with Mr. 2 V(a)' plov.· 1:!·\4 1. '\('\'. lloll:lnd fl al bed wal(otl \\irli 11'8~8 Ulld l'll.-..11;1:;•• ~ 1.1 "'· ~ II'Ril lfl ~ 1ri th fl31 hf'f\ and fashioned feminine wn.. which land. and Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr. of 1. Church r-nslbiUUo have Waverly. il'3ln SHI(·,o;, ~~ c:11 11 a~ unlnad••t- I'M ~i1 :1/((· \I~)!Orl , WJih lure him Into a more aelive 110tor and ,1!t•:1n. 'l .~t·ctwn ,.; Ire] harru w, t'lf·. • rolr in th• hou<e' Hm's my Senior class membertl . sr utCiuded a pasl<rate in Wilm· Mr. and Mrs. Gary Ault and , MISCELLANEOUS AND SHOP TOOLS . storv : Pomeroy l~1gh School w 1ll mgton, Del., for six years. Mr. son, Todd, ef Springfield visitSrnid lr~· fl hok r:df nt•cp iii.<Wil: 2 u ddlPs: f!ll!tlt• lollr>rFeminine wilts were lhP IO<I present UIPII' cia" play Friday, ' Russell was Presbyterian ed Easter wllh hls parents, set of 10.0Z. Mcellll ou~h ..!lain ~;1\\. ~twl hv. \I I'll rlll nlp : :!. flll ll'f'f lal~' l; . lhings mv dir.., and hone!l Aprd 29. at 8 P· m. Mrs. Tbeoi lain at Yale Vnlverolty for Mr. and Mrs. William Ault and ''tndrWJn_. ~wrr.': l'.· l w• · • ~un·n11 . dnll Jli' I'S~. :i H .P. mnlor; .o.:malJ 1 Ubbey~; sell couid employ bur mv do"a FnckPr will direct yesrs, At the present time lamlly !llld in Gallipolis with llil~trH' 1not"1. :i atr. I'OmJHP~~or.~ : Plf'rtrl(' grinder : r!e1·· 1 UttaiU tric f<'nr·(• rli.tl';;('r_ l·:,,rba!lk - piH'I.lhlt- hand ~l~ I P>: {('fl CP . daughrer tausht me before M~ , ~~e cast IR a comedy western, 18 PresbyterJBn Umversity the winners. f.'!l.ct.t,~r ~; _lll'f'~ ~~n· .lo( rra~l' l(un; grah -!ork :md harpoon: . wa thref th the f II . ' The Flower of the Ranch." I tor at Ohio State Un:iver·olt.· ll •. ~,.· .. 1 11" h !JI)JP .1nd man~· c.m!lll tt)r\lc and mi ;;rP\Illll· 8 s r a wr en;oy- Play·ng · h' d 0 1 00 1 the lnhoblta nt• ed being conn•d by 1he larlios IS secon academic year. c SIE"epy Creek, sernewhere in ---• FEED • I he house. Now l am learn·! the West. are Hllah Vaughan ' . 30Q or JfloJt< b;J!f:, don•r alul limothr mixed hi}'· 350 bU· Stop In today at your Monroe dealer! mg oo pour on the flattery. all . as Minnie Hawes, Sandi Rend· Allar lJecoraled 1 .e~ _80illl •· :1r cp1 11 : ~ to n 6 ~4 · 1~ f'Ht lllu>\' · fiRMS : CASH . ~~ ~Ill!~. won~Prmg hnw hf' hran · ricks as her daughter, Rose, I For EiUter Service · n · .an yet . comet mg ' Car8on Crow as Texo!l Hurley The altar of the Syr·acuse II LUNCH SERVED BY SUMMIT GRANGI wonderful" i1appenmg in rP. Susie Martin as Mehllabl; Church of the Na..arene was CONTACT YOUR LOCAL INDEPENDI!Nf EDWIN R. WAGONER ESTATE more Mr';; Pickens. Jell Gibbs as curtis , decoralod with polled white GARAGE, S&RVICE STATION OR CAR '" ERMA M. WAGONER, EXECUTRIX •. ' . 131 e IS paymg '· ' Trenl, Rod Karr as Hank r ies and a cross, graced "'1" . " .II DEALER FOR SALES AND SERVICE Route 1, Athens, Ohio. Phon!' S93-6323 Will iam A. Lavelle, Attorney WY 2-5428 SPONSORED BY: 1 Muon and Bill Francis as Sher· daffodils, lor the Easter Chureh Pomoroy S.le Conducted by y. an our ' ;en \ ill Daniel Euslis. · ' services. The lilies were later MkldJ.port WY 2-5130 1 1 EMERSON MARTING, AuctionNr " 121 W. Marktot Street, Wethington C. H., Ottlo. . lhe m our relahon· Sleepy Cre•'' "n'l ' "'PY given to leal·· .. !!!!Y;,_I Phone 335-4740 s P· for long. Arriving on the sr• · Offering plates wsre a' 1 1art Leonara Jason ed to the late Mr. and Mrs. C. Mitchell, Jayne Evans 111 Bun· , L. Arnold. The services con' ita del Rio, Vickii Fetty as , clllded wlth the Holy Commua. " · : Claire KiDK, and Linda Reuter · ion ServJce. 'lbe attendance for •• Mrs. Willtam Jordlm. They ! Ihe SUnday School hour was bring with them •xcllem"'t. 100 wilh a collection of $30.70. : lre;;~chery. rOTTlanre and some · The church floor ha4 been ' st.artling information. 1IY refinished and ft@W earpet J• -~· The public is invited. instulled. BY JACK O'BRIAN Breathes thoro I lad soul 110 aad wbo never to WY 2-2039 ~;; ""~~ '! ~-~~·..~ mo~"i ill tltl lll~re ~ sym· ~lAin \~cl:l K~!, d~· .-,e:!:\r_..;.,...~·;;;;;.,..;;;;;..,~-Eiij ~ M~•!• ~~[::\1 ~ II';: ~a lillan::"·pro~u:jeeL:::II HELEN HELP us .I •ower "them·~ - i '' I N MULLEN L km~vness ~;Pit"~; H Furnishings ' hap;n~~!t ~;: t~~~w~~~~ "'.!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~:I MMossm~:~n. ~ es~Rea. Around And Ab ut ~ Middle-rt Ch~1Stm;; c~~dr~: w~~:· 8UDGET SHOP , BAKER FURNITURE i re~ ~ . $6.49 ------- I' da~ . Ch_:-:ar~le:;;sloo~.;:;:~~~~;:; HOTTER WATER LONGER LIFE weeken~.. N W COMPTON 0 D Mars~lal ElECTRIC WATER HEATER ro~h POMEROY Cement Block Co. · · I i j' auperlnt~n-: l~ve m~·' be·~t AUCTION ,Saturday, April 2'3, 1966 bab.~··s lf~Ct ~- brntl~e.and D.~' ~!':""edL thFa'~'dhlls ~:~r=r ~WEB I ~~: 'Mro.on~;i~ W~~c~e~r p resbyterian women to Meet aue~~· tha~ In Portsmouth ,· ' A COMET CYCLONE GT :m 1 011 ~ :~·d l~e " ~much ~rec s~se chan~e L~ ""~ •~~ HEADQUARTERS FOR ·' 3 ROOMS Newfu $299 PRODUCTS Televi~ion- Radio1- Refrigerators- We11hers & Ory1rs 2lllali!M- .~ IIIIIIJa ,..._. \ UlnllltlllllllllliS I Clllllllllllllllltt lrOU tiOM OIWft - lllan" '" CH'tllftitfl,t feh'nl ASSOCI ATED RADIO &TV' 214 E. MAIN . I CVA""' TO PIIOIUC£ SUGAR MASON Horry Mlllor, Own1r ·--~~~- It IIIIIJ, _. . . . . ,...,,..1,. ONLY Factory Authorized Service- Reasonable Rat• ...-..-....?! ltUN ROUR .MILLS l!.ttQ~WY2·2111 . FURNITURE CO. MulbtitY AV.. · MASON. W. VA. POMEROY ' ..... "' Mufll City oureil oi O;il;:, C;:l J11110r Street _ SUnday Bible SebOOI, 9:1i a. m. Worllllp, Study,. 9 a. m.; EveniDi Wor· 10:25 a. m. oblp, 7,30 p. m.; Bible Study, DaDvllle PDP Jlollllen , p.m. WeclllelldBY. 7 11 Mllldlepod t'bardl of Christ, (LAngsville Post U.... ~r,. ~· I Pr~ • '.. ;? ~ ram ~ ,.,.;::,:::;:,:::;=..::.::..:.:.-----:--------------,\ It ' .. :s- Mid~ ~ ~ ,.,ol . .•• or .. ~1, a~d IIlg II 'lD ~ _..,~·-7.::31l:::p::. *' Epr~copal TINY'S FOODLAND 110 W~p; m~!u~~t~:·.rr:r· _~ ~~0 P;v:~: ::t• .~deavor ~ed· u R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. p. lt 1). l Jutkwheat Society Notes ~aile HEINER'S BAKERY :''i,u=wn~d~ ~ SWISHER LOHSE REXALL DRUGS h.i~ 'Geora~ a llolfmlti m.; Evoulng aervlce, 7:30 p. p. m. BeveriQce (DorOli!Jl flmi· m. 2nd and 4lh Sundays: Youlh Lelllrl FoU• Methodist Peateeoslll Chrdl Mid· !dOr Mlli Mr 11111 0f La 5,30 p. m. Wednesday. Chari• J&met F. Early, Suuth 3rd Ave.; Rev. ; G (Pat· Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m., tor -LETART FALLS- Wor· B. L. Barrett, pastor: sunday ty son .;· Allllny. Wednesday. sh1p, 7:30 p. m. Sunday School 10 a. m.; Sunday even· Mol'lliD& Star EUB Cltarcb- cept 2nd SuntlaYI: Church ing OYangellstic service, Ul Mr. IIICI Mra. Ray BrooD o! :110 •aaobl 111. Jollddleporl WY ~50 110 E. Soeond PomerOJ W'Y 141111 Rev. Menzel Smllb, pastor: School, 9:30 a. m. SUnday. p. m.; wednoatlay Bible Study Albany and Mr. and loin. 0. M. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy fled service, U:30 a. m., 1:30 p.m.; saturday lllght Pray· Rile of Albally, R. D., eaJled on Community van Meter, Supt., Earl Shuler, Sunday of month. EAST J.E. er and Worship 7:31 p. m. lllr. and Mrs. Cblrle Rile on carteloll t'boreb, Kingobury kls't.; Morning worship, 10:45 TART- Worship, 8 p. m., 2nd . Loiter Day Sainb Sunday eveniJIC. 11ur11 Bowan Rood - Rev. Clyde Hmton, a. m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. and 4th Thursdays; Church Reorgoolsed Cburelt el 1..11 wile was bomo lor lbo pastor: Sunday SchoOl 9:30 a. m. Thursday. Youth Fellowsh•P School, 9:30 a. m. SIDiday. AP· Cbrlst ol Latter Doy 8ablll _ !rom llle Navy ca11ell .. -bllobed Ill 1IOt 141ddlePQtt m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Sunday 7:30 p, m. SUndoy, PLE GROVE - Worship, 8 P· C W Proffitt sror SiJ: miles IIIII Mrs. Cbarlea Rile Salarday . · Well Colambls. w. Va. Warablp service 10:30 a. m. Lotlrldce ElJII Cbarclo - m., 1st and 3rd Racine • POrt- Jill retunied to bla oae i• Pll. UU0Z1 7734613 and 7:30 p. m. allernately. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- Church SchoOl. 9:30 a. m. Sun· , land Rostl SUndo School 1.30 Pennsylvania Stmdll!'. Prayer meellng Wednesday at tor: Sunday School 9:4S a. m. day. GREAT BEND, - Wor· . Warsb' Y10 .30 ' ;. Mr. and Mra. Robert Rife nl 7:30 p. m. IRussell Archer. Supt. Snnday l ship 9:30 a. m., lsi and Srd a. m., •P ·. 111 a. 7.3Q Sl. Alban! called G8 llr. and Columbia Olapel- Warsldp worship, 10:46 a. m. and 7:30 Sundays; t'bureb School, 10:15 Sunday -;:msset'11~CO vice Mrs. LaW!'ence Chapman SullBulova Wotrlles - Salel and smtoo zervlce each suntlay, 9:15 a. p.m. alternately. Bible Study a.m. Sunday. MORSE CIIAPllL ' Pi wors •P ser · day lfternooD. Wartllaia Ill. PomerOJ m.; Sunday Scbool 10 a. m.; and prayer service, led by pa .. -worship, II a.m., lsi and Srd I" · P· m. , Mrs. Ethel Rile and J 188 N. Secon~ 1114dlePQtt flopporlllte Claurob of Your Cbolco Youtb Service 6:15 p. m. Even- tor, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Sundays; Church School 9:30 a.' Ronwn Catholic Dale made 1 bosltlen trip lb ing WMslllp 7 p. m. each Sun· ChrisliiD Endeavor, 1:30 p.m. m. SUDdly. Our Llll1 •f l.orolte MJssloo Parkersburg on Friday. 3rd Saturday of month. Mblerlvllle Metbotllol LoDi Bo1tom - Rev. 'l'bomao Mrs. Bonnie Vlf!IOJ and PapVIIIe CommltllliJ OUt<b lloDth Belbel E1JB Olar<b - - Wendell G. Stutler, pastor. Petronek, aclntlnlstrator; Sull- dallibler, Pamelo, calli!tl on -Rev. JlllsBOll Cline, paslbr. Rev. Ku&- E. Emerson, pas- SUnday 10 a.m.; Wtr· day Mass 6:.30 a. m.; Holy Mr. llDd Mrs. Charleo Rife a zervlce, 7:30 p. tor: suntlay SChool 9:45 a. m., ship service 11 a. m. Days of ObligaUan, 7 p. m. d'lY reoenlly. •Everytldnl ID Rardwaro• m. EVangellatic ser· Norman H. Bahr, SUpt.: sunday Partllld Metbodisl Cbtlrcb- Sl. Jobll'a. Cllholle Mlso-Billy Votella Is workiDI lor Pomtro1,0blo Cbdter. Oblo vice 7:30 p. m. and Wor•hip 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 H. L. McDaniel, pastor. Sunday Near Guysville (Do~ Ridge); llr. and Mrs. Dennlo Palmer It sunday, !:illl p. m. p. m. alternately. Bible Study SchoOl 9:110, Harold Roush, Rev. Frank Manlen, putor, Danville. Freedom Goopel Mission - and Prayer Service, led by pas- Supt.; Kosneth McLeod. Ass'l Sunday Maso 10:30 a. m.; Holy 0. M. Rile did SOlDO wort for BashaD .. StlversvUle Road; E. Wr, , p. m. Thursday. Supt., Preaebing 7:30 p. m. Sun- Day of Obligation &:30 a.m.; bio sister, Mrs. Fay Wood last 7 30 J. Griffith, pastor; Roger Wil· Topporl Pllbla E1JB Conlesslon, \\ hour before week. Tako someont Wltb Yoa To Cburdl lord, Supt.; SundaY School, 10 _ Rev. Euaene E. Emerson, lllclne Melllodill Cbureb - Mass. llr. and llrs. 0. l\1. Rile and Balldora and Buttd!DI Sulll>tt• a. m.; EvsngellsUc Service, 7· pastor: SundaY worship, 9:30 H. L. McDaniel, pastor: Sun· Salvation .4rmy Mrs. Fay Wood were shopping Ill Potnei'OJ OVer 110 Yam Pb. -2001 :30 p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 a.m.; SUnday Sclloal. 10 a.m.: day School 9:30 a. m.; Preach· Tbe Salvotloll ArmY, - E• In Wilkesville on MoDtlay. Cha'W OlltO p. m. Tuesday. Rohart Vineyard, Supt. Bible ing t0:30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.; voy Ray s. Wining, ofltcer in Mr. George Marlin wu In Attend Tho Cburoh of Your t'boloo llolland Mlaoloa - .0 ll V e study and Prayer 10rvices led Prayer and B1ble Study, 7:30 p, charge. sunday 10 a. m. Hili· Columbus on buolllOII !he put ' NeWJllllll, mlslllollai'Y pastor; by pasror, 7:30 p. m. TUesday. m. Wednesday. ness meeting: 10:30 a. m. Sun- weekend. · SuDday Scholl 9:30 a. m.; Adult Class Meeting 7:30 p, m. Roe Sprlap Metbodlll-- day School. sunday 7 p. 111. llrs. Myrll Rile who ftl 10 WarshiP 10:30 a. m.; Preachlag last MOIIdaY or month. Chesler Lemley, paslbr; Wor- YolDlg People'• Legloo; 7:30 p. pears old Mareb I, Is 1101 10 . ••bland OD ProdUotl .. to $1.00 trul Br<IWII'I Botllt Gu 7:30 p. m.: Prayer service, 8Jri<DHE111Churcb-llev. sblp serviCe 9:30 a. m.; Sun· m. Sa!Vallott meetiDg; '1'llon- well. Pom..., WY 2o3ID8 0!110 PomllniJ 7,30 p. m. 'l'bursday. Paal A. sellers, pastor: SUn- day SChool, 10:15 a. m.; MYF dsy, 1 to 3 p. m. Ladles Home WYUlM Clwreh 0/ Chrilr day School, 9:30 a. m.: Ben 6:110 p. m. Prayer and Bible League: 7 p, m. Prep clasoes: A dromedary - tnvel I BradblrJ CUrck of Cbrtsl- Quioenberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Study, Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m. Bible Study, prayer to lD mllll!l an bour lor 11 Art Marcum, m!Dloter; Bible Morning Worship service, 1st ' Rollaad Methodlal Charcll - 1 . ;;b;.y .. School and MorniDi Wortlhip, and 3rd s.ndaya or the month. Rev. C. J. Lemley, pasl<r: 1' TUNE IN 10:30 a. m.; Chrllllan Kndeav· 7:30 p. .m. Evening EV811110lis- Church Scbeol 9:30 a. m.; Wor· Oierter. Oblo or, 1 p. m.; EyenlRJ Wor- tic Service, 2nd and 4th Sun- ship serv1ce, 10:30 a. m. MYF ship, 7 p; m. " day of month. Monday, 1'30 p.. m. Hemlock G·rOYO ~· Betbaay EVB t'barch- Rev. S.Uol MetbodiSI Chorcll t'burcll - JlliiOI QUisenberry• Palll A. Sellers, paator: MMn· H. L. McDaniel, pasiOr; Mrs. 1390 WMPO RADIO Worship Ser\ojce ,8;30 a. m.; ing Worship, 9:311 e. m.; Sun- Leoter L. Roush, Supt. Wor· Sunday Scbeol, lo i. m., StanSchool, 10:80 L m., Bl)'l\le ablfl '' 15 a. m., Sunday SChool lord Stoekloll, SUpt. ·. 'l'beiss, Supt.: Youth Fellow· 10:16 a. m. . llrallleN' a.a.•el t'brlll·• sblp, 6:30 p. m. 1 ou Grove Melbodlll Chore• I'OIDiror . LOCAl. UNION 11t1t11 I. llalll st. . Joe RobiMCin . tnilll8ter• Hoin-·- CARMEL EllB q,areji-Rev. -H. L. McDaniel, pasror, Earl ......,... Prom Or1ce lplacopal llaft&18WIICIII W. VL ' . Clzurch. ,_.a., or Forrest, &'.pt.; Bibl~ SombOl Paul A. Sellers, paslor: Sun-\ Cross, Supt. Sunday School at REV. RICHARD MAITIN, UCTOl 1:30 a. m.; Mornlni W•ahlp day SchOOl, t::JI a. m,, Wayno 1to:t5 a. m.: PreachlRI 1:15. · : a. m.; Evenll!, WOI1hl~ii Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Morn· \ Syi'ICIIe Me-•1 ~·7 p. m. Wedne811iy '1 .p•. lni Worsblp, 2nd and 4th Sun· I Wendellrv!G. pastor,:;: Morn!.. Wonhlp ............. 1NCI AM lun,jiJ t'bufdl anG OflleiiiiiPPU•• .:,;. l)lfll ' . ble siudy. . : ; ..... dsyofthemonth;lp.m.Even- \shlp,. ce, : a.m.. •T•-on'""IA-oac'ToReli"'-•Problllllfl \• Oesttr 01ttte11 of' Clll'ill .- !1lg Evangelllllc Service, 2st day School 1:45 a. m.: MYF " ·~ ......,. ••· " .. - •' . lllddle1l0ll ' Bible Scbeol 9:11 L m. ''Prtlcband 3rd Sundll'. ol moDtb. . I SuodiY • P. Ill. Prayer meetln&''--------.. a• · .,, "_ .., ..,_..,.s.,t•W woo_ 1 '... WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY UEVING COAL COMPANY GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. JniDlster. SUJtday Scblll 1:30 1. m. Arnold Richards, Supt. 10:30 a. m. Momil!g Worship. Naomi Bsptiat Clourcb SundaY School 9:30 a. m.; Wor· ship 11 a. m.; Wedaesday, 1 p. m., Prayer oervlce. ~lr, pa•·l ~ - r~nd ~ *· ~ys; ~·Racine '0~a HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE F. J. WALLAC£, JEWELER ~30 day. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. • BAUM LUMBER CO. ------GALEN S. BRQWN, Dist. ) .' FOREMAN & ABBOn ·• Cbllrdl l 1 EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. Schoo~ NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE CUr<~o\day. BEN FRANKLIN STORE ' u, ,meetin~~g~.:;Oth~er~serv~ice~s .;an-~;;Jtours_&a;;-liilalll RIDENOUR'S SUPPlY •-5'1 ''The Spreading Kingdom" THE UNITED ST&EL WORKERS OF .AMERICA . OHIO ,vALLEY BAKING CO. BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT MiDou:,O~'f'&OoK sToiE r. ~~-.,~~~~~r~~.::. ~~~----:·' . e&C':;'tw0. !j ~~ng ~= ~~ting:~,:JO WHY YOU SHOULD PLANT . I Ttt. . . .:tdll I 'JIIII!IIIIillllilldll \·'. ~ 7 , 30n~. 10 a·IG 1 ........... Loare1 Cllll Free Meaedlll S:lll! P• m.; a-a - R. Eu&OI!I om. 1*- :ail p. m.: Btbla ~ llnllilf ~:/, shu~in member".''~· I'"'==~=~=~~~;:ot"""::""::"""':="='":""'::"::""'!!!!!""•"""Ofti!!!!! FUNK'S G~HYBRIDS w. H.~· Pen'iD, ¥.~.!-'•: Sllllt.: - Rev. ~· G&J AUTO PARTS COMPANY P 1 Pattmon,' Supt.; Momillg oorlh of . Wmbip 10:30 a. m. Y011tb Sero llllpltAI. Puloril. t1et 1:• p. m.; ·B¥111111elllllc loiDol R. ~"<• 11l011881• 7:10 p. m.; l1nytr liB 011 ..,......,: meetinl '1blrldaY 7:111 p. m. 8Cbool. t:» 111;; big 10:30 a. m., flrat and tbil'dl P1dm'• !lwldal'•· Wllllaml. ~~Ulland ~ Robl'nson's c:ph~enos ~lh d~rPCt~ 1;"d o. B~er, 1 .. ...,....,... rve ------ PLUS::---;.;~~~iii~miiim•P.. CLEANING IIQIIII ~b, Great Betld: Rev. C. L. 0 Connor, potor; Lewla, SupL 9:30 a. m. MS:,."'/! WorobiP and. SundaY . • 7 P· m. Everung Service, Tb~ay 7:30 p. m. Prayer mee~ lelb1ollem .... 184 ~~J~:~~J;E~.I84 RUG . fllmda, Seblol f:IIO s. J;!!;; 0• tor; SundaY i!dlool t:ll a. m.: day, 7:11 P. '!1. It Pllll Wile, iiupl.; Mom!D: Jlelllda, Q8dlpp)IL __.__.. ship 10:110 a. m.; Youth senUnited Br-'hem ~.M&UW.Diiiiiiliok lees 7 p. m.; Evllllgt!IJIIC ..,.. rMI Ullllell Brzlll • . Jo But ID atamliDIUre &lUI wou.deriJIIao, I feel like vice 7:30p.m. Mid-Week Jll'l1• Qorlol Cluftl- Rev. !ldlllli,· bellll~U~t~rGod. er service 7:30 a. m. Wednes- Blllke, paslor: 8uDday l!etiOOl , ~ Ill a place wbe¥ I can :tiDd 111m always-In 5111 and Main Streels - Don· 0. H. c.rt, pastor: day. 11 a. m.; Whtnle BoliJnler, . Cbuloll. WDIJOI!tiQilleWithme? CarpeDter llaplhl ......,.: 1114 rucks mJnister· B l b le School, 9:30a.m., Roberl no 11•11011 Melbodlll •"""'11 Supt.: Cbrllllan Endeavll', 7:1$ . Sunday Schoo~ !'30 a. m. 1\lol'll- School, 9,00 ;., m., K~neth Me- s.pt.; Worlblp servlce at Pomeroy - ~reb ScboOI hour p. m., classes lor aU. 8o1J1 illl"' big Worsblp 10.15 a. Jll, .&lbinDey, Supl; Momil!g Wor· L m.; PilJrilll. YOiltb, 6:46 9:1S a. m. DlVI~ WMsblp at vice 1 p, m., Preachll!gl:ll p. f'lrllllapiW ClutrdJ, Mkldle. ahlo. 10:30 a.m. Evening Wor· m.; EV81111ellot10 llll"\''lle, 10:30 a. m. Scriplllre .. and m.; Mid-Week mee!IDC; 7 30 Rev. llollakl BtODe, Ill"' sblp p. m. Prayer Service, p. m., Mld·Week Prayer Sermon: Psalms 20 - A Mis- , p. m. lfti, 7 tor1 SundaY Scbool 9:1i a. m., WednesdaY 7 p m Praise Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. placed Trust!" Spring DIs- Mas1e HolSIPI<I' George Supt; 10:15 a. Pommtf' am:.b ;, t'brl&l _ ' trlct MYF. Rally Sunday, 2:30 lb Lollrt Filii 11 30 5 ' p. m. m. Worship Service) BYP 8 P· Jerry Masters pastor· sundsy Jehovah Bigelow Mefbo. b Cbrill Clllrell- JIDIII m.; Eveulng Wors~p, 7:30 P. SChool, 9,30 .: m., Ch~ch ser· Klagdtm 11111 of Jl!bovah'a dlst Chureh, Portsmouth. MOll- rleon, pas!CM'. 8aDdaY SdDOI m.; Weclllesday, 7:30 p. m., vice 10:30 a. m.; Chrlltlan El> WfiUIBOI - Public meellog day, 1:30 p. m. JOF class~~~ 1:30 a. m. "*"Ill 8 prayer meeliDfl, 8.30 p, m., Ev -••• at the church. Tuesday, 7.30 p. llr and ~,_.. choir practice. daavor,8:30 P.m.; e.....,..,.. SuadaY. 5 P· m., m.,the Lydia Circle of the Wo- 7 30 st """' l'lnl Baptbl Cllaldl Po.,.. vice, B:30 P· m. Study, 6 P· m.: Bible Study, men's Sooiety meets at the ' P· m, Seooad roy _ Rev. Carver ol ChNI- Tuesday 7 p. m.; Service cl>urcb. 'l'bursclay, 7,15 p, m. SundaY at 7:30 p. m. Prayer sunday Scbool , un IO::ZO. Roy c.rter, m1JUSter. B1ble big, a p. m. 'l'bursday; llllms· the Choir rebeanol. meetlnl seeoDil and flltrlll Wmblp service,9 30 10:30 L m. 1 Scbool,9,30 a. Worship and try School, 7 p, m. 'l'buraday. \'l'bursday• 7:30 p. omt Nursery and JIDIIor Church r... Preacbina service 10:30 a. m. ' NIUI6J'ell.f! and third 8undl1. 7.11 p. children. . Yflllll People's meeUng, 6:30 Lutheran 'l'bo t'bardo of lhe 1111. U.W . First Baplisl Clmreh. Racial, p. m. !venial! service, 7 p. m. SL Paul's and 81. Jobn's _ Rev. Herbert Grate to Chilli CllmrU- JIDIII Rev. C. L. O'Connor, pastor. V. lL Braley, Bible School Supl l..albmll Clmreb pastor; Richard Barttn, SUpt. riooo, past«. Sunday School 9:30 '· m., Sam Zion Chareb of Chrlot, Pom- -ship 8:\S a. m. and 10:45 Charles Bi!ell, Aos't. SUnday 1:10 I. m. PreacbillJ, Curtis sup!. . m Mom- f!tOY. Harrisonville Road -Eu- L m.; Sunday Scbot~ 9:30 School 9:30 a. m.. Mornlnl third Sunday, 7:10 p. IlL Sacm45 8 lng Worsblp; 10; p: m·., BYF gene Underwood, minis.ter. Bi· m. (Both congregations Worsblp 11 a. m.; NYPS 1:45 and fourth SmldiY, 11 L m. 6 30 and Junior Fellowship; 8 p. m. ble School: 9:30 1. m., Morn- meeting as one at St. p. m.; EveniDi Service, 7:2111 Prayer meetilll averJ WediiiiEve . g service· Wednelldlly ing Worship, 7:30 p. m.; Ro- Church at Pme Grove whlle p m. Prayer serviCe day 11 7:• p. 111. Qrillllll JlD. 11 7 ; m., Meetmg: bert Reed, Bible School Supt. tbe new .St. Paul's Church m. wedlteadiY. deaVIM', second and loUrtb llut8.30 p m SeniDr Choir Prac/ od · bemg bud~ Mllldlaporl Claftll olllle Na- day, 7:111 P· IlL tive: Tuesday, 3:30 P· m. J""' God Merhodur .,_ - SCbool Rev. Clyde J. Barllett, Probyeeriml ill' Choir PracUce es c .....,. M lhodlsl Clnlrdl 9:30 a. m.; Mldtleporl Flrll U~ .... Barllord Bapa.i t:bardo - Rev. Gilbert Spencer, pastor. AJ.,~ e Worship 10:30 •· m.; ....._.•• t'lniiU - Rev. HIW· Sunda School 9·30 a m · Rev. Pearl A. Casl<, pastor. le ••-SUJtda Warren G. Zinn, pastor. Morn· M .Y W 'h. · at ·11 SUnday School 9:30 Charles NYPS Peop • 6:15p.m.; 11'11 Ruppelt, pastor; Y big Worship, 9 a. m. Church r t"'s;! ·ce 7 P. Taylor Supt.. 'worship service Ev81111elistlc moelin8 7:30p.m.; SchOOl t:30 L m., Fred Lollll. · 9cbOOI 9:10 a. m. Cla"'es lor ::; p.m: at to:4o with vere swartz, Prayer meeting, Wed. 7:30 p.m. Supt.; 10:30 L m. all. Wednesday; young Petple's \lay leader. Sunday evenlng at Pomeroy CHreb of tbtl Na- 5:45 p•. m. YF;. Wed., t.lf P. MI. Unlm> F.W.B. Chllrcb - Se . Frida 7'30 m 6:30 regular meeting oi - Rev. Kenneth Pteroe, m. Jti!IIM t'belr, T p. m. SellSunday SChool 9:45 a.m., Earl ;c"M.rtah ~~ ~ 0;.._ 'MYF. S~day, .7:45 p. m. Wor· pasror; Roymond Walbunl, lor CboJr, Starkey, Supl; Ev<11\ng wor- Rev Daniel workman pastor &hip Service Wllh the Rev. Cas· SUpt.; SUDdly uo I. s,raeuo Flrll 1!111111 .... oblp, T:IIO p. m. by Cecil Cos, &mda School 9'4> a ;, . wor: w. Tuesday, 8 p. m., WSCS at m. Morning Worsbip, 10::11 1. _,..,... t'bri - Cburcb .... Layman; young People'• meet- sbi ice .; 7.30 the home o! Florence SpeRcer; m. Evening Servlco, 7 P· m.; 1leet 9:30a.m.: SuodaY Schoo' ... and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. P sp v 11 m ;...; 'm. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Mid· meeting, 7 p. m. Wed· 11:10 a. m.: Blbll Study, 7:• p. m. ray« ee-·• 1:30 p. 1',1....__._ Wednesday; Choir practice at 'I'Uesd . Young People's Week Prayer Sl!rviceS. p. m. - · 1'30 p. m. 'l'bursday. ay • . Flatwooda Motllodtll Clmr<la ol lilt Nn- Jllrr)aiiVIIIo 'Ff!li ehe laope U will, ln some memure, foster orad help ,.,.. ·Rutland Fint Bsplllll Choreh Pearl A. c.sw, pasiDr. Wor· moe - SuadaY School t:lll Jolm DSVIe•. pastor: a-& tlud which good in family and community life, dail fea. - Sunday SchOOl 9:30 a. m.; Re Job s 11 d 1 1 • sblp servtoe, JO a. m., a. m.; SundSY Worship 10:30 Scbaol10:30 1. m. Wtrobip llt... r• It •po-•ored by rlw &uainess /irml and organisatioM Preaching 2:30p.m. s:;h woo.; other Sunday, 7:45p.m. L m.; Evanlng SerYico 7:10 p. :m.===--... ·Rutland Sunday Free Will Bspllsl ..Y 00 1 a. ·: y day School, 10 a. m., John m.; Mld-weelt Prayer SerVIce, whOle IICIIIIet appear &e!OIIl. Church - Rev. Paul Taylor, aellstic semce p. m., oung ley, Supt. 7:10 p. m. WedMsdaY. Rev. pasror; Sunday School, 10 a. 7 p.rm. Foreol au Metbodlateluircll Marris M. Wolfe, pastor. m.; Guy Priddy, SUpt.; Preach;y • ~ayer mee mg p. -Sunday lkhool 9 L Mrs. Jllltlliod Cbarcll of Nall>g service, 7:30 p. m.1 Prayer m. atur Y·. Fred Nease, S.pt. ..... - Sunday Scbool 1:30 1. ..,.. ic.., , p. m. Wednesday. vice, 10 a. m. Rev, m.; Morning Worsblp tO:«< •· 30 Soaday Scbool Grace Eplltopal Mason 7Baptlal Cbarcb Stutler, pastor. m.; Evanaell!llc servlea 7:45 _ D.A.V. Hall, ecner Second Pomeroy- Tbe Rev. RiChard Heath Melllodl•t Charch, Mid· p. m.; Midweek Prayer ""lee - - - - - - - - Middleport Ohio andPameroy, Mason. Sponsored H. Martlu, Reclllr. Sunday disport - M. E. Dowson, 7:1~ p. m. Wednesday. woekellll __,. wlfll Jlfddleport, Oblo by French City Baptist Church Morning Prayer and Sennon, tor: Mrs. Nan Moore, Church Syraeooe Charclo of !he Nzs. Easter llr •,;;;;- Mtl iD Galllpolla. Afllllalod wllb S. 10:30 a. m. School Supt.; Church SChool - Wlltlam C. ftllle, II10lr · Mr ...i B.C. Rev. R. L. Plasoo, pasror. EUB 1:30 a. m.; Worship pastor; Sunday Scbool t:illl I. Clwles · Wtnl ismD & Sunday School. every Sunday, Eolerprlle EUB . Ctlurch - 10:30 a.. m.; Mothodlst m.; Mornblg worship 10:30 a.m. Mr. 3 p. m. Preacbin& serv1ces the Rev. MODlel Smith, pastor. Fellowship, 7 p. m.; Penlecosud Jllrs Roberts. Rile ud famlly lth Sunda~ o! each montb. worship service 9:30 a. m. ; Sun· Board meeting, 1st Sunday of Pelll<coltal Aooembly, Iloilo of St. Albu. w. v1• .w: and Bsbrlo!Good Bread MI. Mwilb Baplisl ClnU'cl>- day School 10:30 a. m. Youth month, 1:30 p. m. WSCS, 2nd 1M- Rev. Paul E. Jones, pas- Mrs Rottald s Rile atlllml· We Fill All Doetoro PmcrtptiOIII Corllor of Fourth and Mala Sl., Fellowsblp 6:30 p. m.; Boys Monday of month, 1:30 p. m.: tor. SundaY 9cbOOI It I. m.; ,_ ·, Bunker imt AFB Peru Jl&mlfiiiiOD, W, YL WY ~ l'oUIII'Or Kicldleporl Rev. Nyle BCM'd<l1, and Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. Eleanor Circle, Wednesday, Worship, WedneildBY and Fri· Mr. and lfn, TO ENTER Seniors Prepare ...,.. Ba,.._. _.;w DIOOIItaln JHlak &lUI tho heavens I The vaatneJIIIIIIi lfllnesa of the seenesets my mind to wo11dtr· iug abaaD tlltle IIJIIl IPII"" 1111d thiugs I will 11ever fhA Jlylell 1111 , . ·~ l!Aibort E. 81111111; Sr., piS!«. Sentinel Church News maar · WEill #..1 I'll Ill sit ..._ fll 1lal'l1 !ll1l8le ••• ploneen In . . ~ •,, ..U. Oil the clifs, •• )ioat:lng at1lllla fl)lll1l, . LDok M the magic that enables the lake to mirror EASY C d W ome y estern At Pomeroy High IIIIDdaJ 7:10 ,,, m. I-.... . ._. . . •·•- •llll•flliiiJI• • fDtll[al:tallte · - • • lod'i'll• tJtlit .... '" day ~:. B~ SUNDAY 9 AM Stu~l~ 21 · • !d .. lt �I" ,, , "• l. !. ' ,, 'Swlll'IIM,.-1 ~!ito , IENCASn !10\ Your er lermllel. CAIJT!j!N: I boine trealllt wlo Clll't you have . .. . . Wo Think Thlo lo Tho "WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAiLER For s.t. DIVIDEND DAYS! At Pomeroy Motors .ROUSH & LYONS ~PING TRAILERS Horton St. Muon, W. v •• AIM IN Us Por Your C..,.,....lqulpmenl N - -..-.;:;;;;~ , ,SNUITY IS, ~IXIN' 'rO FErCH IN A ARMLOAD OF WOOD weD or eto- tern. Free Inspection. one-third. Allied Pest Termlle Control Co., eill ••A:.. C!.._.... .P n - l)hln.. Pbone WJ.5868, . 4 15 stp ·- ._ ... . -- .. -· .no ............. at•p 1 't!Dg :I SEE 'lORE I"'AN At .Bidey's Sulldayll · I NQ HE AIN'T •• HE'S 'TRVIN'TQ PIND Otll' WHAR, X HID MV Blm'EIMN' EG6 MONEY ~........_ ~ ~. FEATURING JROASTED . KARL GRUESER, plumbing and belliDg, Millemille, ObiO. End your sewer trouble. We bave aU size sewer madi>1De8. Reasonable rates. WY :1-2974, day or nlgbl. ~ 15 tfe S!EA!CSCHOPS. · . l • •. tmela complete tGato·tomPtmg menu. , ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY.oui' . > BAILEY'S RESTAURANT 1111. Mob! Helin a.n., . PHON& WY 2-3974 P.lrlo llolloy) com.. ' LI'L ABNER ly AL tAPP INTERNATIONAl: CUB CAdEr ' .·' El~ LAW I a Mhll: ud URDU IIACTII OASOLINI! ALLEY ' l mow ••• till, fertilize, haul, remove &now-over 50 atlil<;hmentl available for the V.rsat11e Cub Cadel. 7, 10, 12 horsepower models, built for_fUI" pd long life. Come ill lor 1lle lull Cub Cadet stoly. MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY . Rwr Mtlgt WY 2-2176 0 THE BORN LOlli w Gtftitral ·" "'· • ,....., I ,' IS YOUR READY TO GO? Parts and Stnlce On New Holland & MI...,. Ferguson You will be llallng hiJ In about 6 weeks. See 1.11 now £or service. EB$tern' ··· . ' Society Notes WHENr SOON WHAT? 25c Da It Yourself C1r Wash WHERE? In Pom.roy-A Goo4 Laclflon WHO! St"nde" Expanding Hl1 GaiJipollt S.nlce To Yolll WATCH FOR OPENING ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURN VAN BUREN lv SCHULZ £sfECJAll't' ''EVER'/ONE' I You Are An Invited Guett Of Crow's Steak House MONDAY, APRIL 18 JJULLOOZER work wante<l. ReaiOJlllble. Dependable and ezperien<e. WY 2-2203. 41> !Ole f:::=~-.,.--;--- :~ farm band, -- house ,, ·_fumiShed, to work on Grade ·-~··· Dairy, mUk once a day. ) fbOIIe Shade 696,ll87 4 14 6tp CA.I.IIER WANnD :, .FOR RUTLAND Main St...t • Colloge AvL •nd Depot St...t Inquire At The Dailr Seatinel ,;, t-2156 ,_.,.,, 0. Apply It oace. C r o w't I 29 lfc 3:0D PM TO 11 PM --J tO GO TO TOM THUMB RACEWAY 15 Mf.-utea 01 FREE IUCIN6 r On lh,e Rejlllalion llldoor Tract. Tr~t•. Car, . ~. Control FREE. Enjoy a night of fun, ooui1aay of Crow'•· I ' e1Ll 1 NO AWARD CAN lOP MY ~TlS~Clletf fiT SEEING YOU AND YOI.JR FAMILY ~EUNITED~ �I" ,, , "• l. !. ' ,, 'Swlll'IIM,.-1 ~!ito , IENCASn !10\ Your er lermllel. CAIJT!j!N: I boine trealllt wlo Clll't you have . .. . . Wo Think Thlo lo Tho "WORLD'S FINEST" CAMPING TRAiLER For s.t. DIVIDEND DAYS! At Pomeroy Motors .ROUSH & LYONS ~PING TRAILERS Horton St. Muon, W. v •• AIM IN Us Por Your C..,.,....lqulpmenl N - -..-.;:;;;;~ , ,SNUITY IS, ~IXIN' 'rO FErCH IN A ARMLOAD OF WOOD weD or eto- tern. Free Inspection. one-third. Allied Pest Termlle Control Co., eill ••A:.. C!.._.... .P n - l)hln.. Pbone WJ.5868, . 4 15 stp ·- ._ ... . -- .. -· .no ............. at•p 1 't!Dg :I SEE 'lORE I"'AN At .Bidey's Sulldayll · I NQ HE AIN'T •• HE'S 'TRVIN'TQ PIND Otll' WHAR, X HID MV Blm'EIMN' EG6 MONEY ~........_ ~ ~. FEATURING JROASTED . KARL GRUESER, plumbing and belliDg, Millemille, ObiO. End your sewer trouble. We bave aU size sewer madi>1De8. Reasonable rates. WY :1-2974, day or nlgbl. ~ 15 tfe S!EA!CSCHOPS. · . l • •. tmela complete tGato·tomPtmg menu. , ALL FOODS AVAILABLE FOR CARRY.oui' . > BAILEY'S RESTAURANT 1111. Mob! Helin a.n., . PHON& WY 2-3974 P.lrlo llolloy) com.. ' LI'L ABNER ly AL tAPP INTERNATIONAl: CUB CAdEr ' .·' El~ LAW I a Mhll: ud URDU IIACTII OASOLINI! ALLEY ' l mow ••• till, fertilize, haul, remove &now-over 50 atlil<;hmentl available for the V.rsat11e Cub Cadel. 7, 10, 12 horsepower models, built for_fUI" pd long life. Come ill lor 1lle lull Cub Cadet stoly. MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY . Rwr Mtlgt WY 2-2176 0 THE BORN LOlli w Gtftitral ·" "'· • ,....., I ,' IS YOUR READY TO GO? Parts and Stnlce On New Holland & MI...,. Ferguson You will be llallng hiJ In about 6 weeks. See 1.11 now £or service. EB$tern' ··· . ' Society Notes WHENr SOON WHAT? 25c Da It Yourself C1r Wash WHERE? In Pom.roy-A Goo4 Laclflon WHO! St"nde" Expanding Hl1 GaiJipollt S.nlce To Yolll WATCH FOR OPENING ABBIE AND SLATS By RAEBURN VAN BUREN lv SCHULZ £sfECJAll't' ''EVER'/ONE' I You Are An Invited Guett Of Crow's Steak House MONDAY, APRIL 18 JJULLOOZER work wante<l. ReaiOJlllble. Dependable and ezperien<e. WY 2-2203. 41> !Ole f:::=~-.,.--;--- :~ farm band, -- house ,, ·_fumiShed, to work on Grade ·-~··· Dairy, mUk once a day. ) fbOIIe Shade 696,ll87 4 14 6tp CA.I.IIER WANnD :, .FOR RUTLAND Main St...t • Colloge AvL •nd Depot St...t Inquire At The Dailr Seatinel ,;, t-2156 ,_.,.,, 0. Apply It oace. C r o w't I 29 lfc 3:0D PM TO 11 PM --J tO GO TO TOM THUMB RACEWAY 15 Mf.-utea 01 FREE IUCIN6 r On lh,e Rejlllalion llldoor Tract. Tr~t•. Car, . ~. Control FREE. Enjoy a night of fun, ooui1aay of Crow'•· I ' e1Ll 1 NO AWARD CAN lOP MY ~TlS~Clletf fiT SEEING YOU AND YOI.JR FAMILY ~EUNITED~ �• ' ,, , ~. ' ,, 1 I t Past Councilors ·. Are Entertained At Lodge Hall osmopolitai Describes ' ,.- I lue t-Lame r __ ~: .. ,../ 'T'\ fe)LL VUL . ft)DAY'J 'IMOOOMI · '"1'111 -*IIi .. . .... tmes· .-.. ' --'-·porneJL•hutlla D. llooomll. L..IUV . . Mq'sr. Devotc4 To f1w Greater llfl4dlt Ohio VIIIIIJ 28 PAGES I I /"'\ .... 1 NO. 11 THREE SECTIONS SUNDAY, APRIL 17, 1966 ave• 1!.,. Pmsonous Gas SWir~g 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 0 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY. ~ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MlddtiiiiDrt, o. bord~ (.A"slie Nielson, Gilbert Green ~ KEITH GOBlE sez. :: WITH SQUADRON It Marine Lance Corporal ry B. Haynes, son of Mr. and : ! 1, Middleport, i~ servmg !Marine Air Base Squadron Chu Lai, Vietnam. HAS HIM Htrot Save Now Thru April _.bonking~! Come In and-lfthow ORany _,. _ and how conveniently -we , 111111 . , . you now. You're always mot! FALCON 2-DR._$1899 e ~~:,:-~oo_,_~c_k_uP_ $1949e as low •• · wah•••..a eSUITS ' ' eWGGAGE . awomon ly Alfwoy a Somsonlto ,' ~ ' ExceJJ.nt Selection of LADIES WEARING APPAREL :m~s:,YS ·~~~~~ WIAT::~o~~:~siY =~~~m e2 & J PCI. SUITS .I .BAHR ClOTHIERS MI.,.,LEPORT, ~ I Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m . e 'SPORT COATS eARROW SHIRTS .:•I • • ' t'eSLACKS ,it!t* POMEROY *f~ NATIONAL BANK QJSTQM $00.2 DR. '*slow at $2275 . HURRYI HURRY! ••• GET AGOBLE DEAL •~ • FOR , ' ' Serving Meigs County for o•er 94 yeart POMEROY ; · Jrfember Federal Depoalt Jnsuranee CorporatiOII . ' -iiPu ;• iii. r ' ·l -· ' ' ' . ' ~.1 .$•... TIJ~- Sir# Lynda Joins Boyfriend Once again Ohio lead! the · area. state's • tnillillll alrporl pr• palacblan re&fon will be Jli'OJI8I ty damage ·~ or::~ nation this tin·,. in "This Industrial expansion sram are In various ~!ages of ed with the expeadllure of more tD palro( cars and a lew HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Lynda arrived htll'l The Teul While House 11M solullons to prob_lems In tbe and atlraction of new planll In participation Ia tho tlliD e1u Jhlllloo: W&Jiwll COD· Windowo. Bird Jobnson, wbo left firsthand view of the L.Ytlda woukl ~ lbe pesl bert couuty AppalachiBD area, Gav- the ltn1l alialysll wlll more Each 11 eUatble for moneys -~ .~ II'U Pollee said the wlthonl !118 knowletlp 11 Award preaenlatlons .; ".frlenda of the ~~ em\'1' Rhodes said in Athet11 ,_~y aoiYO 1111' pi'Obfeml Ill 111t1 for a blrtl-tUrfact or Jftli'IDuped . mob, which ranged In age and Mrl JollniO Sa Monl Cl It! f·-"", ...._ r ......_ _....._. Thursday night ' · this ~Jy. area than 1111' Mental 11ypene and tal more than ~· llllllion. 15 Ill 30 years, ocreamed · n, nta ca v '"'""' ,._, .,._ The Governor said Ohio 11 other · progralll," Gava'nor' Ia Investing ••21H,t'l2. in · oflicors: "We'H PIJ!ng here SalufdaY to Join Monday nlghl · «! her 2Znd Jlbilllday receall,, well ahead of any other stale Rhodes dec~ "New and lGui PI"!JICis in the am. Youlh-llld adults Ia tbt b~ for Willie. Thla Is Geors• Hamil· She was In M..lco with her sbe wu tbe llouae \iiMII ' t1 tn the 1:!-s'•te Appall~ , Ill' -anded lntlro•- meaDI mort •-'•""'ID lunda IIIW totalling IOYOral willie. S1a11cJ by, whiUM. mother on a goodwill tour. lfamlllon IDtJ Jia molbor. ' · I "" ..,. -• ....,...._... been and Lynda, 2Z, slipped llallllltoa II IICbecJilld te ea w th progr11111 eompleted, llld better jobe for the people poured JntD the uea total . are ji!lt cot llarled." ~ Lynda emergedll .:~~ ~ ~~ mother's ......,_ In - t .-.. .of -..... ............. . UDthTWIY or (II'O(Iranuned !btl ' , ll1ilUoD fw lbe ~obiala the firltlecblllt:aJ Olficers lllid the tile jetliner at Loil · ... "'"' .-- ""' ..,.._ wlll pour nearly " blllillll Into "~re II •blolulely nolb[ng wq, 'm.. iiJid ,.. · ; : =·A. wu ·to lllle Gates, Inlel'!li~ AbJ1ort 'IIIII City. Wh: lbe .!Urtped ~~ ...rn~:l:~~=~ .tiouth.eastern Ohio. wrong In 8111 - ;of these COWJo .....,e jreiiDitiJI, educatloo : ; ; : .. wounded Whol lhe~=~: i cluster of • "Wbere'e Lynda?'' Hlllillton llld 11 t Results of . parllclpao tllil 4Gt1 111• jobe WOD't 1100 MetvllloD. capital per cent of theae during ,.. 111 and tbtl lion · · l'riJ. Clft almoll' ~" be aid. provemlpta ID lbe field of oow employed. at 1 ma~et . . a daslled to a , w.. eo route sllowlng ... . RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System MUSTANG 11ARDTOP •low t11 $2275 ' : ' • ..--. Ohio Finds Answers for Appalachia ~~;.~ee=: IIG W SAVINGS eBLAZERS forMon c unterattack Rout v·Iet Co M0b.AHaCk p Ji 0n 0 ce Is put Down Uke thetl'l'erol store that ofkn its cUllOmen a wide range of merchandiM, our bank -lleca- ;r1 a "full Service" balll-«fera you a wide rang• of bonking servtc. to "'"' your -ry pononal, family, or bull• ' I Marmes . Save Now Thru April I J' l 1 BAHR CLOTHIERS 1 s I of Marine Aircraft Group 12 at Here's whet to Wtlr for Gredu· •tlon and all the other Actlvl. ties Before •nd After . . . Mul $1yt• Committee Finds Sexes are At Near tand0££, m • Ri Jlhts 0 , m~:taw~;e~=~n~~;rview I I Mrs. Basil L. Haynes of Route I 1 I ~~~~~:: Secretary Rusk Spells Out N p }i R dChin ew 0 cy on e ese 1 "DARK INTRUDER" Colore~rtoon• ,:· nee. ?lty at ~ebraska;, and I can do official contacts between the United Stateo and mainland NiiO., met by cheering 11 at Ohio Stale. China should continue to be _ _ __.;._ _ _ __ SAIGON - In an apparent attempt to heighten South student• and a brass band Hall also 1ssued a statement enlarged, Jeffort to keep Red China oul. Viet Nam's polllical crisis, Communist terrorists murdered playing Dl1ieland music,_ said tD the newspapers and press of eight pro-government villagers in a town outside Da Nang the GOP supported a policy ef Ohio in which he asked \bern But he added the United 1 Some, therefore, concluded Tbe Communists also were blamed for the aasasslnatlon atAn Ohio House of Repreoentatlvea committee lntlucJ. allowing oo reward for the to witbbald judgement until Stales must honor its promise , the adminlslnlllon was prepar· teit]pt on llhu Van Blnh, 47, publisher and edi!Dr of an ing two women, caUed to study the stattu of women Friday aggressor• In Viet Nam. tbey bad an epporlunlty to see , to defend Formosa and must ling for a day when II lilly bavo out-v .~on newspaper. He waa critically wounded. decided there wa• little dilcrlminatlon between the ll!llel, "Do we 1top the aggression his program work. try to prevent Nationaliol'l to accept a "two China" policy. On• the wa_r61 . !l!'\) ~tQ:tll/nl!lt.a~t~5 klflng U.kS. Ma~~de~.'o~,h: Including such areu u politics, marriage, aod ·tmplil;l&tnt: now wbeo 1M risk of China's Hall's remarks broucht imme- China's expolsion from the Ruslr ·1lealllleil!llncll In 11 anr W&n -lj- , tier Da e. The .... a r-aec S rou.., woe e Attending were Stale" ftepr$AtalivM E_,W,J:::n, Intervention is minimal or wait dlate response from 10me of the United Nations. 1o ed door hear' of th1 Cong _tro<itt after firing what on veteran Marine called acting chairman, Alhtabu,Ia County,· Ethel 0. " ontll It would be certain llld OSU faculty . Ic s . • .. mg bco • " thf mOB! ·,ntens1ve · .~ortar • Rusk sa1d that as long as House foreJgn ...aln su m· 1 Ene County; Harold Romer, lllercer County; .Mary E. Me- then . they would try lo Pekin follows its resent I mltlee on the Far East, beaded barrage I ve ever seen. l'andmga. Gowan, Summit County; Dale C. lllcElree, Hardin County, blackmall us out ol the Aref Elected [cours! "It is e~tremely J;flicult j by Rep Clement J. Zablock4 BONN -West Germany, the ! DURIN --:\2l.gun salute and Ralph Welker, Meigs I . Pacific," Nixon oald. "Let's • for us to see how it can be held i O-Wls. . · Unlled States and Britain ' boo ed 1 bl' ; Count). In addition, a married wornswp the aggresalon today when . Iraq President Ito fulfill the requiremenla set 0 14 wound up two days of crisi• !ma~ theouold'!.cr:nlve~s:: of : The areas ..plored were Ian would seem U> haw some the risk is less." BAGHDAD, lraw (UP[) - ~ forth in the (U.N.I charter for Subcommittee members want· talks by agreeing that French the blood g1916 Eastor u ri~in political, property and marital advantqea over her hUS· Nixon told tho iludenls the Maj. Gen. Ahdel Rahman Are!, membership." ' ed to make lbe tr8111Cript 8 Presld•nt Charles de Gaulle th 1 Yd 1 land 1-1 . ~ nghts of women, and laws lbend In ller ability w retain GOP should offer constructive acting army chief of •tafl and ' public and so did oome offlclala must coope1·ale with Ihe d a ear~e 1 ~h ~~-~ed""':: , affecting the employment of . lor ber per'?nal use certain criticism when the Johnson brother of the lale President Oppose U.N. Memhenblp Iof lbe Slate Department. ~tlantic Alliance If he expects ;,nre, s 1 ;h~ ~·:nt -~ loa : ' women In Ohio, Iproperty whacb he would not adminisiration does not carry Ahdel Salam Are!, hiS be•n Then, In a clarifying com· IFollowing normal practice, tht to maintain French troops in an~'":~y~rs pol~ s~aled ~ 11 1Th~re. was found to be. no be able, to retain under the out the war efficiently, elected president of !raw, in- ment inserted laler into the . triiiiSCript wu aent to till West Germany. The three lthe village' of lnistioge In \·'scnmmallon in the poh!lcal , same c~rcumstances. He said that was the purpose formed IQUI'Cel said Saturday testimony, Husk added," .. ... department for ldiiiDC llllln nalions created a permanent . Southern Ireland that was ilght~ of women. 1 A few difference~ remain of blasts by Rep. Gerald Ford oigllt. and the Umted Stales oppose1 tbt aubMmmiltiee nl•llll II. •orking group with headquar· lshaken by a powerful explosion OhiO laws have been en· ; between men and . women of Michigan earlier this weel: The report of Gen. Arel'o its iRed China's) member· Still Dep1rm111 !'.- Ollicol: ters in Bonn. ; lat Frid y acted and amended from time m the rights and dulles of at the administration. election came shortly after the ship." Robert J. McCloltey llld lben : e a · Ito time so that Ieday a mar- marriage, such as tho age Ford criticized the Johnson late president wu burled with To some observer• Rusk Wll 1011» "edltorlil nvlalta .Ill . . ' '' __ , . , , '"" '"'"'"' i ried woman bas nearly the , of permissible mlll'riaia with administration for 1 shortage of full military hooors Saturday in appeared to place Increased tbt tnlerelll ll clarlly llld JAKARTA -The official Anla- INSIDE TODAY ____ __ Isame rights with respect to Ioul parental coaiiOOI and bombl Jn Viet Nam, an emotiOIJopi!Cked eeremony in ernphasil on keeping NatioDI· MC!Urity." Ba 'lniiiiiJ aolldlltlll ra new• agency reported n_ew , FIRST SECTION /property and the right to sue who bas the primary duty lo Niloll propoled ~!epping up a smallJDOSque outside the cap- Jllst China In the U.N. while partlcular cbangel. ouibursls of anU-Peklng feeling : Paqe 2-3 ____ Generol News and be sued as her husband. support the family, but these military air •trikes against ital. · stating, but not dwelling, o• the more more JDOrtl m Ea~t a~ West Java. The ' Page 4 ---------- Editorial IOhio Statules concerning pro- differences . rarely . seem to North VIet Nam and use of the ·==--------~=~-=:..::::.:...:.::.=~:....:::::_:::.::_:::..:.:.==-=:::..:.____ agent) Slid anti·C~mmum~t Page 5 ---------- Features rty right, the right to COIJ. result, ID Ohio, m clalma of Uidted Stateo' sea power to Indonesian students uzed Chi· p 6-7 spoTwo'" tracl and tbe right to judicial diacrlmlna!lon. ...... II N·-· v·}I!tnomese o· ~ unu ' nese · owned f a C t 0 r I e ' • nd page 8 ----------F N redress of wrqs apply equal· The laws affectlng tbt em- .... 0 schools and merre ransacked a paoe -------H- osp11<U(. "'7!!, News of women in ports. SAIGON (UP[) -Counter •. Pass, whicb bad beea blorl<ed ~attle tear aDd pier,, age 9 -----ews ly to men and women. As a ploymeat Ob' h be 0f e am .r rom · IPnge 10 ................... Da1~~.1ne, ,. property 10 seem to be workin• well, attacking U.S. Marines fought by B52s in a massive raid last aUacked a 00111.... ollbl U.S. e•eneral rule• the 1o . . : MeigsNewsBeot,and lofadebtorlBsubjedtobeing wlth_only a few mlnor01and woo a bitter battle Tuesday. tllllMariniJiqlmentla*blc MOSCOW -Sov~et ~lenl1Sls 1 Week in }leview , seized and sold for payiii<!DI ceptions. The mnlmum of Saturday, routing Viet Cong On the South China Sea bottle thai tndld trluqbud!: said that Luna-.tO, . wh1ch .was t SECOND SECTl(fN of his debts, after proper de- t1 botu'o_ a week allowed by troops who charged after firing beach" near Qui Nboa, the for tbt LulblrDicb. "nt mto hiStory s f1rsl orbit of , Page ll -------- Local and termination has been made atatute L! thought by lfllle 'IIIIa! one veter811 Leatherneck Americans and their Allie. 'l1le ~ opmllllllr the moon April 3, has radioed Arta News that the deb! is due and awing. to be a little dlscrlmlnatory Ia called "the mo•t intensive . received fresh reinforcements an-ault by dropping more tbu back a description of a lo~ed I Page 12 __ ------ Local News The law permits debwrs cer· that it prohibits women from mortar barrage I've ever ' as more than 3,500 Koret111 IS9 rount11 af tiO aDd 11 satellite possibly peppered by !rage 13-14 ------ l!adio and taln exemptions from sale of getting ovorlime wblcb paya seen." combat troopa stormed ashore DIO!'IIrl lalo tbt ~ meteoriles and receding from TV Guide both personal and real prop- j time and a ba~. The ground victory m miles from landiog craft. Their p<tttlon, and followtac ...'Will the . earth. , Prof. Mstyslav Pag• 15-16-17 ------ Society erty and these ..emptions, The lectloD coverlq PASADENA, CalH. (UPI) north pi Saijnn coincided lflth arrival raised the total of fire from 11 mm LtcOIIIIB Keloysh, preSident of the Soviet fage 18-19 __ C!aJsifi$d Ads i which are basically Intended In which womeo Ire Police In this Loll announcement of a spectacular Korean troops in South Viet rlbes. Academy of Sc~ences, said the l>nge 20 ------ 111 Onr Town ' to insure thai the debtor wlll ed from, '!Hilng mort IIUburb quelled an new American success in the Nam to about 25,000 men aud The Viet Colli attaeked ill scientlsls will not try lo bring I THIRD SECTION , not be deprived of biB means of 2S poundl frequently; Ia Violence early Saturday air war against North Viet brought to full streo;rth the lostaut tbt bltrap mJed. . . Luna·IO back lo earth, and the lpage 21-28 -------- Comics Imalting a 11Ying nor of a place ing 10me troubre. II .w~ a mob of nearly NIDI, U.S. spokesmen said Air famed ROK "Tigor" Dlvisloa Marino ll'lllltly op--INI I1P ·oa Russian cosnonauts already !11 lo live, have lrd8n uteaded Ia clarlllcaUon, tho commlllet Negroes atlllcked oHicers Foree fighter· bombers de- numbering abuut 17,000 10J. tbt OunDI!mllll ...... • ... are in training for moon &sax 111111111 1! • lltmarriecl women. decided. bo ,... 1 fire __, ·-__ _ _ nJCb, tl..., and UOIIOD, i slroyed I record number of 4.2 diers. CI~U lfltr lbl IJnt aD11 in appan!llt retaliation lor truc __ ko_Fr_icla_:_y_at~th-e---.M__u_G_la~_A:_V_i_ ei_Co___:ng:_co_mp.:_a_n:_y,_l_a_lull..:.;."*.;.;,;.::lar:...:."":.:tlld:;:_.::bal:;.ni.:;:__~- Pomeroy, Ohlo -TechnicolorConnie Francis, Han· e Presnell l.JS , u ~ The World this Morning MEIGS THEATRE 1 ttl g Uotte~ unnzn .; L an tern B a ttle;:iz e GOP waDt S BIgger • w ar Murder Tactic is Standard Policy SUNDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY Aprili7·1B·I9 "WHEN THE BOYS MEET THE GIRLS" t-. '<' o.~~~;" ·R . N•IXOn says Wearing Apparel ·For Your Fatnlly - Fumlturt, . Floor Coverings and Furnishings for your Home. and 'ivetlf' Mimeaux ~"/~ ~/~, "" TRENTON, Ga. (UPIJ - A mysterloua explollon deep Inside a cave loosed deadly PI that tilled two men Sat· urday and trapped three Boy Seoulll aod their Ieider atop .• an undergronnd ledge. · '· Slz hours alter the explosion, reaeuen made eontact OLUMBUS (UP!) _ The at- !Iober! G. McGiffert, an ... Iy from his new job." with the Seouta and their leader, They were liVe on a 20moapbere remained charpd sLiant professor, said: "Hall After the Trustees IDiltUliC8d foot ledge SOO feet Inside Howard'• Cave, with poisonous and hot tempers showed no c"n go to hell. 1 have class.. their decision Thursday, at 1 IU IIWirUng beneath them. signs of cooling at Ohio state "' leach and 1 am going to meeting jammed with lludentl, "We're eomlngln a minute," rescuera yelled to them. University Saturday as the con· teach them as long as I am Ill> the Student Sellate passed an. "Just stay where you are and don't panic. We're waiting troversy surrounding appoint,. der contract Before Hall ean olution eonden:ming tbt lldJill, on 10me oxygen tanlu." ment of a new journalism rebuild. he will have to wreck. On Friday smoulderiq reeillt· Rescuen wearing amall Oiy· mountainside. dl ...._ a.no k d school director continued. I do not propose w be part of ment was rekln ed wu•" ..... 1 gen tanks penetrated deep Into One rescue wor er oal men On-Thursday the school's his wrecking crew." telephone interview wllll tbt the cave, shouting as they Inching their way through the board of truslees, •-ornin& op- Ira B. Harkey Jr. Is an assis~ stulleot newspaper Wll ,U. went. Finally, as darkness deadly cave fwnd "flashlights, oe" position from faculty, students ant instructor of journalism II Usbed. 1etUed 1n the mountains, their cap~ and. rtovea acattered all shouts ,..... answered. through there." and alumni, appointed Dr. Wil· OSU, He was editor of the Pas- By Saturday peUIIou wa The scouts -Mike Strickland, An explosion from an undeler· liam Hall Jr. to head the jour- cagoula, Miss., Chronicle in being circulatal IIIUII!C 11111111Chria Sbannon and Doug mined cause apparenUy ripped nalism school. 1963 when he won the Pulitzer dentsanclrumoraWIN~ Fleming, and their leader, Phil open a pocket of gas, which Nine or the 12 journalism foe- Prize for editorial writing con- of. student demnatrallollHowell, 25, all ol Atlanta - kllled two youth 1 who rushed ulty members favored appoint- corning Ute Ole-Miss, James week. . were croucbes 18 a 20 • foot into the cave wtry to save the ment of Prof. Paul Barlon to Meredith situation. The COIIIN.. I, IIIIo .wllldi 1 Iedge. •the post. He had been acting Harkey's assessment of his Hall hal [lluDced old tDa owuts. I director since the death of new boss : .... II 11 _,., ..._ IN USE Clarence Thomp10n, superintendent of Beneath them, rescuers said, The dead were Identified as at OSU. It lnvw.ealtOI.._..., \llddlepOrt Schools, pauses a few minutes to look over the was "pure carbon monoxide." Rusty Mills, 21, of Forest Park, George Kienzle about a year Hall's pettish and lntemper· statua ell the lludeat )IIJIII':• many pew pieces of physical fitness equipment items he Tbe tanks the r-.r,Prs were Ga., and Benny Gilley, 19, of ago but differed with OSU Pres- ale outburst is evidence for tho to be., Dill to be etllllrollltl'llp haa been able to obtain through Federal grants. Thomp- sing were BOnd lor anly ab Trenton, ident Novice G. Fawcett on SOV· faculty conviction that he II tiD- tbt lldmlnlllnlkll - IIIII fi,lf son stands, looking as though he is about to take to the IS · k eral points. lnrlnrlin• "freedom" fit to succeed Paul Barton. I two divergent lbQlle tC jaufo 0 parallel bars for a hand stand or two. Eastern and South- cav:mu:t ~n:;b 8"~~ ~ _ _, NEW ORLEANS (UPI) _ Jf the student newspaper. suggest Hall resign immediate- naliam ecl®aiiL ern high schools ·in Meigs County have similar projects ap. , reach tbe Scoula and get them ATHENS, Oblo (llPI)-Nine Former Vice President Richord Hall, presenLly uu'•ctor of \he proved and the equipment In use. I out They had to walt for recortlo won pooled Salar· Nlxon, Interrupted 10 vera 1 Journalism School at the Uni· bigger tanks. day, lncladll( live llold llllrk1, . limes by applause, told Tulane verslty of Nebraskl, jumped inThe mouth of the cave lay In ill lllo oeveulll -aal Oblo ' Univmity students and faculty to the boiling OSU cauldron with a gulch in 1tght of Lookout Univelllly Rolayo. Saturday the Republicans fa- both feel 88 sobn 85 his appointMountaln, acroWsa kthe edln h : : l : t y ! voredtha stepped-uVIptcNampaijn Io with i T ' ennessee. or ers fiJI! loa dominated lllo mHI by win e warm e am. the student paper from Nebr. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Secretary of State Dean Rusk I spoUlghia on a bluff abovw the poatlq !oar wllto willie a.fo Some 1,000 •tudenll and ka Hall told facu"y members has Issued a Ill-point E,Ollcy decleratlon on CommunlBt Chi· i opemng mto the cave. A crew U. lbreo fttllll. me m be ro o the Ia c u II Y U.:t if they didn't like the situ- na In which he promises the U.S. will "eonlaln" Chinese of rescut workers stood near the 'ammed Into Tul 3ne University ati 0 the should get out He aggression but also welcome "an era of good rellltlom" It six-foot wide hole in the lllll!l!nw;,mg!I•IIMIIIIIIU_PtMl311Jllf J _dn·, Y · Peking's hosti1ity eases. enter Auditorium to hear the 881 'd 1· 1 · .. 1· b 'It th · In carefully edited, previously secret congreslional Gop f 1- 1 ormer pres• en '" oomtre UI • JOurna "m ""' testimony released Saturday, Rusk said posslbllitle1 for Un· Big Selections and Big Values In Every Department In The Store and In Our Warehouse on Mechanic St. TONIGHT & SATURDAY "JOY IN THE MORNING" !Ttarhnicolor) With Richard Chamb!'rlain '1 .) t:,o "11~ "11~ o .L ,n world'• most powerful rulers, eelebnlel b 11 72nd birthday Snnday, a forlorn and blUer old man. . On bla 70th blrlbday, many of the world'l top Commnnllt leaden eame 1o eelebnte the llllllver· nry of the miD who for 11 yean bac1 beep the supreme ruler " Ill the R"•lians. , Today, Soviet eblldren are beginning to uk, "Qaommoe, who was Kbru· •hebev." . -"""-- Shop At Elberfelds In Pomeroy, · t~~ight· Friday, Until 8 In The Evening : · . and Tomorrow, Saturday Until 91n The Evening tmoHDt~ive·ln W VA . · ~, ~ IRL':'os~:~;;, _: Nl· I DeeplnsideHoward'sCave ~..m~t:':;,b~,.:v;,':l!! 1', a, ~ l: "ll t: . Scou AI pu1 qf lilt 'lillie's .oVerall ld~!¢allo.cl In theoo totabi to lmJIIM!r lbe- ~ !~ flO'/~.- Thll II! prooperGai!J in the APJ!I(aciJ. part .Qur ~I ~ !11 pro. 11'81, fti'IIGI' ~ _. iYitle P>J~I.,._ ~Ia er =~:w:·ml'l·.·i!OY ol .J M·•· ~• atrtybl 16e 'Watur'!c~ ~ I1" .,.••,:~'«11~""~"""-~·Jrtt \\ , I• ·~~\ " ·: :r- ~ V~~ ~;~~~" ~~;d~~~ here mne .· fer.! "ttldelliee .jl_ ~lng, "' ,00 tal · tarr ueat. Two~ ne1!!!~.-..'.' · 1ea:*' · • ' .. 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