http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6d949e8a975a771a87d73d21b1bd7dcd.pdf d8da4011950eed2534fa4e4d70550fce PDF Text Text ,, •I '"': lriunet, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, ~April 28• 1988 - Smith i'S 'Girl y eal lor ' Ph' S • H S1gma I 0r0r1ty 0n0r Handicapped, OrphdneJ Children 512,.,..,.._ , . . Mn. Mime Araotd, ebalr· ol SaUobury Towasblp F act on ... d F, , r,o. • R • ldiOn \Jiven in eVtews 81,1siest Ap~il). He are having of the Year" for Mu wbo were guests. . Betty Folmer, Roate ': Sh• ped and orptlaned children 'were IMi~ ~~e!nice Bowen. '; , Phi and Xi Gamma j Sabra Morrisqn revJewed the I ea, Cathy and Llada D1U, E• Igiven by Mr~ . William Russell A_ socaa1 1hour _was ~era fol· ~· ·--- _,. ~ ..... : •. 1.,,.., h .. .._ .... "'»- •~ aod Rose HUI: Su~ land Mrs Guv Shuler when th• 1Jowmg the meetmu wtth ·Mrs. ... -oeloi:l .:.'llo'"" j l ""• ''"'' -~·· · · --··--J~ ·, . . . ~ I> Sororitv was chosen at . ter in poem form. During Ule u and CoDale Laa.nillc, Middleport LiterarY' Club met HorKy 'pre~iUing b~ i.he itii¥ ..I to Salisbury Wednesday afternoon' ~t t~e l coffee a~ t~a services, As1annuai .Founder 's Day din- j program, Batman and Robin en- Brow1town ·~ay evenmg at 1 j 1~ 1terllU li•e 1wm u:.\! a:;;·~ .:. :":! ·! .-hool; Rock S~na:s Heallh home of Mrs. Ben Philson m sorted . cand~es . were_ s~r~c;<~ , Ohio University lnn in.Athens . . sume of the year's work . They Club, wltb Mrs. Lewis Grues· Racine. trom me r~Irett1lmtnn Chosen to represt>n1 Ohio Eta , were in costume and announced 1 eras cbalrmU, Rock Sprlurs: Mrs. Russell reviewed ··A 1cente_red w1th an. arrangf!:n;'ent Chpater was April Smith. 1 April Smith the "Girl of the Sue ~acy, Laure~ · Cliff aJKI Child _P~ssesBed" by. C. Hutch~- . of pmk a~ wh1te carna,tto.ns 1 p :esldent of the chapte-r. and 1 Year ." Arlene McDaniel was I Naylor s Rua Hill, 1\fn. WIJ.. . son , f1rl10n. concerning a physl· ,1 and ~ums m ~ cryata~ contam.. Sabra Morri son wa!' · chosen . Batman and Barbara Riggs 1 llam Wa~r, Jr., Thoma~ cally hall(hcapped child a~d 1er. Pi~ napkms earned out r x· G l\1 Th d"n ' as Robin I Fork: Sbirley Jordan , Harn· the fierce love of her father m the sprmg C{llor scheme. Mrs. i rom 1 1. amma h "1d· . e ,b. 1"'y on e 8··ally ,,as lhe pl""""e *IUVille Road; Mrs. Walter 1his effm·ts to keep h.er alive as , Johnson assisted Mrs. Lewis 1 ~ . . · Mrs. Ben :. ner meemg was f> m . o -.I1 . vnh F . . 1 d Th , "-bt = r eber, BaD Run ]long as poss1ble. .' wlth t..ue servmg. 1 5 servan~e ~e , 3 ~ ~nmver- ~ c:l t ~ ~~mi: ~~~· num~ , Aslo, Mara:le Warner, Wolf Mrs. Shuler reviewed "Child- 1Philson joined the group later I sary o oun er s a~ · . I P e ges.P n a , i to Zion eburcb: Mrs. Den- ;ren for Adoption '' written bv 1 in the afternoon. The next · . Th~ p~ogram was o~ne~ With j ber durmg the pr;gra~h A .ood ver Hysell, Deadmao's ('urve I the Pulitizer prize winner and meeting will be the final meet- ~ : the !lmgmg of the NafJOnal_An· I buffet was ser~e lo e me~- IG Crossroads; Carol aad :emminent writer, Pearl Buck.] ing of the year with Mrs. Rog- 1 tht:_rn ~ed by BeU~ Rawl~ngs. ! be-r_s and their guests.. April Debbie King, Bradbury; Mrs . . The author tells the tragic er Morgan to present the pro: Foilowmg l_he opem_ng rttual ~m.Jth w~s .. pr~sented With the Jerri Halley, Ruth Ana Hal~ story of children who are un. leram. I the Beta S1gma Ph1 graet> was ·frl_endship nng to be worn., ley, Mrs. Lydia Gilkey and j wanted, children or American ! • given by Norma Amsbary. Ap- d~mg !he year an~ ~en to be Mn. Maline IJtUe, Hobson •soldiers stationed around the ril Smilh we\comE'd lh~ pledge~~ given ,'o the ne·xt Girl of lhe . Road, Silver Run to GaUia :world of mixed parentage, I • and the members ot X1 Gamm a Year. . . ' County line. The group \\'Ill 1and · of her efforts to found a I 1 . le in the Mens and Boys Wear Dtpartm~nt on :the first floor - Another big shipment of popular 1 11 pertmenl - come in iooil around. . . l' '- " ~ - ~--- Altendmg from XI Gamma he •attiDI at bomes wllbln a ' home called "The Welcome Mu wer~ Vera Crow, Ann Rupe, . few days. · House." in Pennsylvania for Jane \\ allon, Reva Vaughan. · . _ I these children to be cared for UXI Rosie Sisson. Clarice Krautter, . ~'?". '~~....,~·)"""W "i:"1-~~·"""''" ; until a ri"al home can be found Reports on a hospital auxUPomtroy, Ohio Y\'onnf' Sca\1~·. Velma Ruf'. Chapte-r were Lois Clelland, Ri-' for them. 1 iary cor\vention'were given when I TONIGHT Peal'\ Welk e-r. Norma Amsbar~·. Ia Ball, Barbara Betzing, Anni@ Nineteen members and 1 the Veterans' Memorial HospitNOT OPEN . Roberta o·Brien. Lt>e Seyler. Chapm<m. Judy Crook s. Mar-' guests responded to roll ('ali i al Auxiliary met in the hospil- 1 Mildred Karr. ~hy llis Mulle~ . lha ESC'hlf'man. Doris F:wing , by naming a child of fiction. 1al cafeteria Tuesday nighl, FRIDAY and SATURD4Y Mar:'<· Anderson, Sabra Morn· Carolyn Grueser. Susie Harris.l Mrs. carl Horky, \'ice presi- I ril 19. with Wanda Fetty, prl!· April 29·30 son. Jean Morgan. Teresa Swat- Betsy Horky, Gail . Hovatter, 1 den! , presided in the absence of I siding. 1 ''WILD IN THE COUNTRY" zel. :\1argarel Follrod and Shirley Huston. Rosetta Lisle. I Miss Susa n Park, whG is hos-1 Mrs. Fetty announced that a ITr rhnirolor ) Arlf'ne McDo:miel, Lil a Mitch , pilalized. The meeting open- ! deep fryer for lhe kitchen and Eh•is Prf'slf')' . HOp«' Langt>, Nellie Brown. l'\l f'~rla~· \\1(•\ d, ,John lrrland . Attending fr om Ohio Eta Phi Lois Moore. Sharlee Neuman, ed with thf' singing of ''Amer- 1a sweeper purchased for "SIGNPOST TO MURDER" ----- · Bf>tly Rawtin~s. Ruth R~ffl~ , . ka, the ~eautiful'' ~ilh Mrs. 1hospital have been delivered. : lon nnn l' \V omilva rd, Sl u~ rl Fru Flor;da Vacation Barba ra R1ggs, MarJone 1 0 . P. K!em al the p1ano. Mrs. Vera Egan of Col1,mlms Whi1m an. (4 D•vs I 3 Nltht•l Schoonover, April Smith -and I Mrs. Gomer Le"'·is was hos- will be a guest at the May 10. . In M1t mi Bttch Not A Cortt•stl Marilyn Wisecup . Mrs. Smith tess in the absence of her meeting and will conduct SUN .- MON.- TUES . Every~ne C•n Go! was mislress of ceremonies. , daughter, Mrs. Philson. Guests question and answer session. M•y 1·2·3 "THE WAlt LORD" Certifi>!d Gas St•tion ~--Mrs. Fetty , Mr s. Jeaa · w1, ·u c w.~ 1 !riel me tion. Lew way 1 Vete 1 Rt>v. Wllb card , Chw day Sulll I -~ - ~""''"n H''""" _ _ -~~'··~~~···· 0. :1 ·"A~;~:; d c;~emem6er mofRer faugRfJ/OU ~ .Cfo (IQIHJ Q C'""' 't 1?/,., "' lww uy one . Dotl About '· • ~lien any one Andi 1 11 M~:;,;·~;;;;'" ~:!:~~:r~n:~~::~~~~ar~~ ~;~: , People In ported as follows : Mrs. i' 1 on "Fund Raising;" Mrs. Mary Ml'ddleport 1.• Pc;meroy J Seaman, for Mrs. calvert, 1 ' 'Gift Shop," and Mrs. w. H. Ferren of West Volunteers," by Mnt Gordon. Mrs. Horace McElhinny Is a Salem, Mrs. Mildred Miller of The president asked for a medJea_l patient at Veterans Ashland. and Mr. and Mrs. Rob- good attendance at the May Memonal Hospital in Pomeroy. [ ert Ferrell of Lotii, returned to meetin!J. Present were the aMrs. Thomas Seally and her · their homes on Tuesday afler hove and Mrs. U.uiae Bearhs, parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ispending "Jeveral days witll Mr. Walter Stewart, Mrs. Hackett returned recently from : Mrs Leroy Watson and Mr. Hudson, Mrs. Wilma Blake, a vacation trip to Florida. and . Mrs. Donald Hauck. They J~stie Molden, Mrs. Wir1ontt il Mrs. Date Mourning accem- al~ visited Mr. Wa_tson st Hoffman, Mrs. Shirley Custer panied Mr. and Mrs, Darrell · Meigs General Hosp11Jll. and Mrs. Phyllill Hackett. Bechtle and Jane Gilkey to Vet- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Summererans Hospilal in H~ntington field and Renee and James · over the week~nd to visit with Watson of Columbus and Mrs. , Clarence Gilkey, who was burn- Tom Vessels (Jf Willard have : ed when his house burned ear· ' returned to their hom@s after tier this year. I being L'<:~lled here by the illness 1 . . of their father, Leroy Watson. _M1ss Bern_•ce Bowen of Mason ~ Leroy Watson, who was inThursday I City, Iowa. IS the house guest of . jured in a fall at bis home, SYRACUSE GUDI NG ~ Mrs. Nan Moore and_Miss Mil- la8t week is reported as im- Cuuncill24, Daughters of Altier· • dred Hawley. M1ss Bowen proved but will undergo sur- ica, will meet Thursday : fo~';;,erly resided In .Middleport gery. 7:30 p.m. at the baU. Dlsl~icl . w ~ ~rvmg as rehg1ous edu· Mrs. Susie Fischer was the Deputy Mrs. Edith Wakley , ~t1on mstructor in the schools Sunday dinner guest ef h@f be present. All members 1 m the county. She has been on daughter and son-in-law, Mr. urged to attend. : I seve:al J_nontbs tour of varj- and Mrs. Gerald Michael and THE WOMEN'S ,ous points m the United States. I family. TION of the Middleport members aJ Evange-! MrB: 8usie Fischer was aa United Presbyterian Church I.lineSeveral Chapter, OES, Middleport, overmght guest. of Mrs. Charlell will meet Thursday evening at were in Gallipolis Monday even-- McNamee, Middleport, Tues- the chur,.h at 7:30 p.m. Mn. ing to attend the Gallipolis Chap. ! day. Marcu• lhamhers ill program ter inspection. They were Mrs. r ~~- Everett Thomas Is sub- chairman and Mrs. Myron Mil· Marie Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. !st1tutmg at the Bradbury sehool lfl' will give devotions. Allen Hughes, Mn. William for Mrs. Audrey Theobald. Rock Springs Gra"ie will King and Mrs. Robert King. Recent guests of Mr. ami meet Thursday, at I p.m. There Mr. and Mrs. Manning Baum- 'lMrs. Homer Holley were Mr. will be a pros:ram and refresb1 gardner, Columbus, are an- ~nd Mrs. Earl Hoffman of Flor- ment.s will be served. nowtcing tho birth of 1 son Ida, Mrs. Judy Elkins, son Af'I"ERNOON CIRCLE of Manning Eugene, Jr. born A~ Steve of Columbus, Mr. and Heath Methodist Churcb wW 1 prU 18 in Columbus. Gram!· Mrs. A. G. Preston of Hunti"8· meet Thursday allei'IIOOII, Apparents include Mr. and Mrs. ton and Mrs. H. B. Card of r11 211 at 2 p.m. at the church. Ervin Baumgardner, Middle-. Pomeroy. Miss Hess Sanborn will be pro:port, and Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. Doro Holley fs confin- gram leader aad hostesses IHarvey of CoolvUle. Mrs. Arlene Jed to her borne with lbo flu. he Mrs, c. M. Hennesy, Mrs. Reese of Middleport, is a great Everett Davi:;, Mrs. grandmother. Combal Engineer Jones and Mrs. Homer Cook. Mrs. Bernard Fultz. Mrs. Nan T · • • T k RIVERVIEW GARDEN Moore of Heath Methodillt ra•mng 18 8 en will meet Thursday Church m Middleport and Mrs Pvl Earl E. Showalter, son il 28 ' I k t th C. Tompkln!, and' Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest C. Sho- ~ ;;.;,.; ~';k ~or 1e , Mrs. Lee Crew of the Pomeroy walter, Route 1, Long Bottom, nd to 'ted M has 1 ted 1 bat . roas1 a na1ure ur. U comp e com engi- ONE WON ONE class of I. m ethodist Church, were I m West Union Tuesday where neer course under the Reserve P F" t B ti t -~urch they conducted a session on tbe EnJistment Program at Fort ~eroy Jrs ap s ~~ I Methodist Vacation Church Leonard Wood, Mo. Ho was will lh Thh ursdafyMrat 7·31.Atep. I. School. trained ID . , the 4!0115trUct.100 and Sbajn m. a Me horne o s. n . St . th Mr 1 I Mr.dn andh Mrs. Ervin Baum- repair of roads, railroads and J 'h ~~karuc ·• Wlh 1 " b 'd d . ed . tru osep g , ar er ave returned from rJ ges, an recew ms c- M Lo~. st as ttco·.11 os be ess. i Cl.evelan~ where they visited tion in demolitions and mine vo~~nal r:der~rre WI ••th the1r son a"' famHy, Mr. The 21-year-old 1962 gradu· ·PliiDAY . and Mrs. George Baumgardaer ate of Eastern High School will MIDDLEPoRT WCI'lJ ..Ul ! and children, Romona ""' Erie. ret.urn to hi• National Guard meet Friday evening, April 29 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mourning uru.', the 1092nd ED8meer Ba~ at the Firs! Church of the . ol. Elyna spent the weekend !Jllion, in Parlcersburg, W. Va. reno in Middleport at 7:30 p.m. I w1th h11 mother, Mrs. Dale SUNDAY ' Mournmg. WALKER I!NLIST8 17th ANNUAL SESSION i' _, W!L ·A:;·· ,. ( _.'"' -; ,., ~•• nEil rll I i m•K• CAtENDAR ~ ~ - .... tian weell c Evar MIIAI LEARJ lied II EICJ How patient she was when you spilled flour all over the floor! And how she told everybody you had baked them (but you both knew better). She was so encouraging io everything you tried. And so understanding. But that's the way mothers are. Wonderful. And that's why there's a special day set aside to tell them just how wonderful. ' :l 11119. ' oiiQI I ml .,., tdf.l cain REMEMBER THE DATE• MOTHER'S DAY is May 8th. See our Bulova diamond i watch collection . let I Ford load< :tlltr . fl"t Ladr "1". A lPI' ' ii nt di ~ mond crown• tbl turdrop cue. lJ ltwt ls. Yellow or Whitt. Ut.t5 lt Ptutt " II". i\ F. du~l or cli1moPICII tnattl witft 2] jewel pr1clsion. Yellow or Wl!lte . $51.1! La h11tt "DC ". MltMa hiGn llrllnt , four Ullllnt diamonds, 13 Jt w• l ~~· uracr. Whit• or Yt llol'l . ~ fU .Dt ~ '' ' ' 1.,. l meet! ... " ,. ~ . Goessler Jewelry Store ··-·. I 1 Court St. Pomeroy For your own sake, do as Butova does : rely on~'" , Authorized BuloYa Jeweler. ---=====:____ """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""..,!~! Your Full Service Bank Is, •• . , .,.. .. OPfN FRIDAY tflGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMfROY NATIONAL BANK outr If YtOt'l Member Ftderal RlltTH lvsttrrt lllrml><r FrdrrGI Drposft ftliUranec Corporalton Serving MeigJ Count11 for ,. Gary R. Walker, 11, son of Mr. and Mr!. Harold R. Walk· er, Racine, has enlisted in the U. S. Air Force and ls undergoing four weeks of basic train· ing at Lackland Air Force Base . San Antonio. A 1985 graduate of Southern Local High School, Walker will ree<ive training in the electrooics area upon compteUcm of basic. the Ohio BBptist Guilds Providence AssociaUon is day at !be Naomi ~:~!~: Church. Rev. Samuel ~l ill pastor and Mra. William L, Smith, supervisor. FEDERATED CHURCH of Pomeroy announces congregatlonal meetitl( following the roc· ular worship service SWiday, Mloy lsi, at 11:30 a.m. (EST), Po.sibillty of a merger belwi!OII the Presbyterla and the United Church of Christ will be dl,. vl vn cussed. AU members of the Federated Church ore urged io FRIDAY, SATURDAY attend. Worsbip service at ID:· ond SUNDAY April 2940-Mor I 25 and <ongregatlonat meeting at 11:30. ''THI ART OF LOVI" Jame• Gamer, Dick Van MONDAY Dri.e, Elke SOmmen POMEROY GARDEN Cub (Color) 1llll meet at tilt bbme of Mil. -4rldJ. 0. Rtiedll, Monday, al S "THI DUTLAWSIS Memtoer~ Tile Tllrot - ... lrtldeJ are.'iiked to ·~. VOL XVIII '·, NO. 9 · ' en.t tne y • ' Detmted To Tb IIIIer-'" 01 TM Mei1..M01on Area .. FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1966 POMEROY-Miooi.EPoRT. OHIO ' 2 DAYS SALE OF MENS Dress Trousers DRESS .SMIRTS Including all of the newest modelsand fabrics - and permanent press truuser.s - and all sizes up to size 50. 2 DAY SALE ONLY · White - solid colon - and patterns. Size 14 to 18. $5.95 Shirts _ _ Sale $4.00 $4.95 Shirts Sale $3.50 $3.95 Shirts Sale $3.00 $3.50 Shirts Sale $2.50 $2.95 Shirts Sale $2.50 ar orces to 255,000 $4.95 DRESS TROUSERS ON SALE FOR $3.50 $5.95 DRISS TROUSER$ · ON SALE FOR $4.50 $6.95 DRESS TROUSERS ON SALE FOR $5.50 (FRIDAY AND SATURDAY! SAIGON <UPil -A U.S.•neets of junks to bring In men •Nam Thursday, destroying two anti-aircraft sites and damag• nued today with the arrival of s! Army brigade of 5,000 men , and the U.S. Navy disclosed : anti-aircraft sites and damag- ing lwo others. and · again U.S. Army. brigade of 5,fXKPI landed .today in South Viet Nam today another devastating raid ihg two others. The planes bit hittin·g vital ~oads and bridges. men, boostmg the number of to raise Am e r i can troop !against a junk · flottlla. vital bridges on roads leading 1They destroyed one bridge and American fighting men in Viet! strength here to 255,000 ~ual l A spokesman said Navy jets south toward t.bP bBrder. : damaged six others and also hit Nam to about 250,000. The1 to the au~ber ol VIet Cong and 1destroyed 50 supply-laden Com· jAnother raid d!' '.aged 30 ! 30 trucks in a Communist troops, arriving from Alaska,\ Nortb V1etnamese regulars m1munist JUnks.late THursday and ltru('ks ln a Commumst supply : supply dump. landed on the steamtng Jungle ; t~ 1!9uth. Another small 1damaged 40 to. britt( the ,Ullly .dump. : Navy and Air Force pilots beach at Vung Tau about 401 advance contingept of a 4,500-1in the three-day campaign Fighters from the carriers! flew a total of 64 missions over miles southwest of Saigon. ! dfan Australian task force also Iagainst the junks to 276 EnterpriS@, Kitty Hawk and , North Viet Nam, officials said, Air Force authorities. mean· I irrlved . today. ·. destroyed and 201 damaged. Hancock hit the junk fleet Jate j and heavy B52 bombers struck 1 time, repeated a Washington Arrival of the American IHanoi began turning to junks iThursday in North Vietnamese1at dawn at suspected Viet Congl statement that there is no reinfo!'<'ements coincided with Iwhen air raids blocked tfle 1 waters a short distance from ! troop concentrations in Quang ! evidence Communist Chinese stepped up U.S. air e~for~ ~ nor~h end of the Ho Chi Minh the demarcation l!ne between Ngai Province about 300 miles, pilots or aircraft have been block further Commumst mfll· tratl. North and South Vtet Nam. ! north of saigon. i involved in recent North 1 tration Into the South. Hanoi ~ .S . planes also attack~d Air Force raiders struck into I New Army Brigade Vietnamese air battles with · ha~been ~orced ~o_.'::"'rt to military !Jlrgets In . ~orth V1et the North again destroying two The mlll!Jlry build-up conJi. l Ame<ican planes. ; . . . ~~----'--- · 1 Reliable intelligence sources NEW Ul FICERS - Mt~s Rosalie Story was named new preSident the M . e Iearlier in the week told UPI County Teachers A~SOC!atlon at the .annual dmner meeting fhursday rughl: Do , 4 th tat least two of the MIGs Wolte. South ern HighSchool pnnctpal, was selected as preSident-elect. Misa Stdt) in!olved in the dog fights were ts a teacher at the Salisbury elem entary s chooi.-Sentinel Photo. I identified as Commooist Cbi~ nese. But Washington's careful· · , ly w~rded statement said there 1 I MENS $2.95 SHORT SLEEVE KNITTED On S.l• Friday and Saturday MENS LIGHTWEIGHT SPORT SHIRTS . JACKETS Solid colors - all sizes from 36 to 48. Small, Medium, Large and Extra $4.95 MENS JACKETS SALE $3.88 Large size. Solid color - stripes. - Plenty of Henley neck 1 s . d u h .3 . eigs · t u ents t , 4 M n Or . In School Bus-Car Accident ~~~f:~~:·:~~·~,:E]!~t~ shirts and rolling shirts. $8.95 MENS JACKETS SALE $6.88 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SALE 2 $12.95 MENS JACKETS SALE $8.88 $5.00 for MENS 49c MEN'S "BIG YANK" BLUE CHAMBRAY SUPER CUSHION FOOT WORK OR SPORTS SOCKS WORK SHIRTS Size 10\! to 13. White. No bind stretch top. Fine yarn chambray - lwo button through flap pockets - eut extra. SALE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 1 3 ..... • • r. ,.. 51UIQI11Wn•• ' " • -·· · -- - 1 1 - invol ved in recent atlacks." I Court Levies Nine Penalties i o! =· FRIDAY·SATURDAY SALE $]-19 200 PAIRS MENS $3.95 ANOTHER SHIPMENT YOUNG MENS HONDO'S TWILL COnON SLACKS by Mr. Wrangler - 100% <olton wash 'a we~. Permanent crease - adjust· able waist !no belt loops) tapered le& - <Uffle11. lo black, wheat and Ioden green. Ell•• 29 to 42 waist meaouro. Servic.. oble - ton& wearing quallty trouoero for men and younr men - Ia regular belt style and contloental mildetl. Block·WhHt·Bufllundy A S.lo For 2 Days At $3.95 ~.so Sins 29to 36 Waist i MENS BIG YANK Work Uniforms ' Two days at the nle prl.. of only a suit AU of the colors - Tso, grey, forest lfeen, dark lfeeo. SPECIAL PURCHASE! MENS BROADCLOTH SPORT SHIRTS . . PAJAMAS l'hla apecial purchase eroup of one of bei t makea include Henley neck •hirt1 la aolid. color with rontrutine trim nau.J•r collar atJles in •mart plaids. 'q Wear. Si!e. 8 Sizet A·B.C aad D. Two styleB-IIhOrt 1teeve or lon1sleeve styles. &o FOR THIS SALE FOR THIS SALE $1.48 Blnso: Eight Dead lllJU., QUE. - PE~E~T PRESS conON and NYLON TWILL SUCKS SWEAT SHIRTS 2 oftho best koOWll brando lneluded Ia thta 8J)e - made wfth rarlan ' sbouldero. Colori: White, Burgundy, Black, Green, Btuo. ID oolon Wheat. Groea, Bilek. Slm 38 to 42 waist measure. YoUr eol'l'ftt lenetb, belted styles styleo. All Sl... $1.91 Thlo S.lo ODd THIS SALE . $3.30 ConUaealol .' ~ a INir Be Thrifty! Seve All of Yo~r Sal11llps From E·Jberfelds In· Pomeroy ••• • ~.' ' · • $11pp6.rt tht Schoolh!ld lsl~~e Next Tuesday, ' 1111' auctloa. • . 1• •• •• • • • EIGHT yOu.g children, seven of tbem , . 300 PAIRS MENS $4.95 MENS-YOUNG MENS SHORT SLEEVE .. By Meigs County Teacher$· ... BOYS $1.95 100% cotton Wash ; Fino quality cottoa twill. (They match tho work unlformo) Sl2eo Small (1.. 14\H Medium (15-15\it ), Large (16181'. ), and Extra Large (17-17\it). Two pockets - re1u1ar ahlrt tilL e 18. 0. Patterson Honored,.,. WORK SH'IRTS eshlrtaln lizea141', to 20 Your correct sleeve length Trousers In size 29 to 50 Your correct length $6.50 .l MENS $1.95 . SHORT SLEEVI tusoH D"ive·ln COMING" ar~ "" . ~: MENS LONG SLEEVE SOCIAL lty G turl IWl llld I April •' •• - • . ••L-..1.-I.J.. : .. D... -arftu uaur SALEI 1 by I -ASH ' Of A 'f'lafleS • MEIGS THEATRE " shopping center. "n R,eporfS G1ven '· of buying Mother's Day gifts - there's big saladion in every eta- 1 0 C • . n 0nvenf10n • priced maple bedroo~ furniture on the 3rd Floor - Time to think 1 ....." '· .J• . '· ~ • I ' \. friday and Saturd1y the 29th and 30th (Last Two Days of Our CIDct'r drive, bas aanoWked' Informative reviews on therwere Mrs, Lewis, Mrs. '111eNln the toDowlq worket:S, Mn, Spt!Cial problems of . haadlcapo ' Jobnson, Mrs. FreciPhllSOII ami /f '' . members ol one :,.,.lly, died i Lite Thursday night wlren a lta8b nre swept lbroUgh a 1w9-. ltGry trame house, A dozen chll: dtea bad been. left aloat in tho """"· Four survived. · Seven of the vlettmo were the ehl~n. of Mr. ond llfrs. . Gaiton Larc~• ..,. tho eJa!ltb · will CllarUne Emond, 2, 0\\ty d\l[d of a neJeblapr!ng. ~. .. ,.. t.111. l.arcber' 'ril at· i IIIDCo ~ ,' \· . (~nu; on. Paae. Z)· . . ;;~ · •. ' :. i1l.s I i £t )£ ££1~iU!WI!" l£ . I .· i!-' {'.~.. , ·· rrfoUr·Mol• Dtlfs �'' • .' I ... .I Cleveland Equals Major Win ·Streak at Season's t:UII'Ki.AND (VPI) - '!bey Righthander Gary Bell will the ninth with the lying run on had th,... oingles ID three lrlps Mlreelillo Lopp In the flniJn. lot bls lourlh homer ol the year lingle but was out lltl~ e• • get the call tonight as the Chi- first and one out. lor the nlght. nine wben Rocky Colavito dou· llld 11 wu 1-1. It aloo SDapped the ne1t ollerlng lklbby ,..ln. But Wagner sent a loWering bled down the Ieltlleld !IDe wllb the Tribe'• pJtcl>era score!... Infi) to righllleld, and Gonalo two oot to score Jim Landi• Ding streak at ~~ slid across the plate wllb the j lirst. . "llrled to throw him low and deciding run. 2!:::!::~ ·.·:::: !~ ~~~! ?!! ~ ~~!'. hut T lr11n~ nne un there "I knew I hit the ball weD, way until the seventh, allowing rtgbt around hla cbln and he but I didn't thinl: H was lar thri'O Angels to get on ha~>e really !I(I"'d I~" said Siebert. enough. I forgot who was ~n with only one ~:eh1r.g ::ocnd. u! :::ed ~t!:' ~"~ MIIR~ durthird and wben I looked over Relcbanll llomero m, the fint five innings and and saw It wa8 Pedro I lmew In the seventh, Rick Reicb· went fD JJ!iders the rest of the we WllWd get that lead run," ani~ the 1200,1100 bonus baby game." said Wagner. from the Unlversity of Wlscon- The Angels threatened in the The Indians gilt to •tarter sin, blasted ..., Into the seats Dlnth as Fr-1 led oil wllh a upstart Cleveland In- cage White Sox invade. A vic- The Indians pushed acroes the ''"'' ..t a new American ,tory .ov~r the White So1 would winning tally In the eighth. ,,...,. record for consecutive enable Cleveland to set a mod- Pedro Gonzalez singled to cen,t' tl..-rdlll season victories and ern major league recorct. ~uUJ.. I ter unu :!liiv.. ~:..:,., :;;...;. iiow~ 4 d tbe modern major league paw Gary Peters is to hurl for hit a grounder to deep short lor r•x>rd bv defeatin~ the Cantor- the Sox. I a hit. When Jim Fregosl's throw rna Angels, 2·1 Thursday nJght Once again it was fme pitch- to fi.rst puiit!U liorm Sieoern off to register their lOth straight ing that gained the India"' the the bag, Gonzalez raced to triumph. victory over Californla as Sonny third. . A year ago today, the Tribe Siebert fanned seven, walked Wagner Bail In kun was tied lor fourth plaoe with none and allowed flve hita be- Tebbetts sent Leon Wagner to a ~ slate. fore giving way to lklb Allen in bat for catcher, Joe Azcue, who All·Sian slng!ed. . ,Joe Adcock the!! flJtld to ter, and the Tribe got in !lien ord book by getting Bob ...,.lrli ers to force Knoop at second for :i.e :;ua,: wt · "I figured they would put in Adcock and I knew Allen could 65 Ford Gal. cet him oot of there," said TebConv. 152 tnt. betto. rodlo ond ho- 500';r•;•JI 64 Galaxie XL . "'" ':.,, Cenvortl~to, O'Toole Gets Chance Against World Champ Dodgers I 1ute trans., power lnt, power brtkH windows, rldlo & 65 Ford Gal."'"'!" LOS ANGELES <VPI) -Ever i Manager Don Hellner decided 1 the Reds' pitching rotation. to the Giant righthander, who way, going tD a three-ball count The Giants, wonder what happened to Jim today it was time to find out if The Reds bope to give O'Toole 1enabled San · Francisco to gain only three times. I scored single runs off starter Otlfool~ after his .di~astrous sea· IO'Toole ~till has ~t. and he will i a little more support at ~ a split with the Reds in tbe two-. The four Cincinnati hits were ! and loser Sammy .Eil.is in the son With the Cmcmnau Reds 1start torught agamst the world 1 plate than they could muster 1n j1ame series. aD singles - by C'hico Cardenas ,second and fourth mnmgs and 4 Dr. last year? champion Los An8eles Dodgers. I San Francisce Thursday against Marlena! wasn't especiaJiy in the slDh after Juan bad re- added an insurance run of£ GetThe slick Cincinnati Iefthand- It will be O'Toole's first start Juan Marichal. last, but he had the big pitch Itired the first 16 batten In ar- ry Arrigo in the sixth. 62 Ford Gal. O:IVI " or has been with the Reds ali i of the season, and it probably I Redo Get Four Bits wben he need<d It againat the der. Pete Rose and Vada Pin· Da..,nport Homen 4 d•. I cyl. At -~~~~~,~~ s&Hrlng, radio Ialong, but he hasn't been given wlll have to be a good one if I CinciDDati managed only four Reds. He struck out just four : son in the seventh and Tommy A double by Jim Hart and a 1 single by Ollie BroWIJ produced a chance to show bls wares. he wants to reclaim a spot In 1bita In dropping a :H verdict hatters but was on top all the 1 Harper In the elgbth. 62 Ford Fairlane · the first run, a single by Hart 5(10, 4 clr. 8 cyl. Std. trilnL' R&H ·· · OstJ. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 29, 196~ and a triple by Tom Haller aeeounted lor the second, and Jim 65 Ford Fair. 500 ' 1 Dr. Hndtop, 189 ..... Atlanta 100 OOtiiOO- 2 6 0 Davenport tallied the third aU IM, Crulsimatic trent. By United Pr.., lnternaUonal Los Ang. 050 300 OOx- 8 1 I by himself by lining a baseoLaw mileag•. ' "Try not to kick your foot up, Natlonal League Blasingame, Carroll (2), Urnempty homer to right .. Joey, wbeD you wiDd up. 64 English ford ., , Clnci. 1100 000 000- 0 4 0 bach 14), Olivo (4), O'Dell (6), BOSTON- '!be labuiOWJ Bol- cbampionshlp series. Marichal, who missed his t cylinder. 4 ~Deed trans. There's a bole Ia your 1boe-" San Fran. 010 101 OOx- 3 7 0 and Torre, Carty (5): Drysdale ton Celtlcs withstood a sizzling The Collies, riddled by a ser- turn because of a pulled 63 Ford Galaxie Ellis, Arrigo 16), McCool (8) 11·2) and Torborg. LP- last • minute rally b)' the lea of Injuries and dethroned by muscle, showed no effects 500, C'nv 8 cyl . AuL and Pavletich; Marlchal 14-0l Blasingame (1-1). HRs--Le- Los Angeles Lakers Thursday Philadelphia after a Dine-year the Injury, although he said trans. F: \1~ and Haller. LP- Ellis 0·2). HR febvre (5th), Aaron (6th). Dlght to win their eighth reign as regnlar season Eastern 1till bothered him. 63 FalcC'n 2 Dr. -Davenport (2nd). straight National Basketball As- Division kings, capped a hard "Every time I tried to kick ' cylinder. •landard Ill'•,.. Major League Leaders American League (Only games !cheduled) ooclatlon cbamplonship. fought playoff by winning their high the way I usually do on Rldio and 1-n at~r ~ By Uniteil Press lntematlooal w. L. Pel. (10 innings) American League The final score was 95-93. ninth NBA championship in 10 every pitch I could feel 60 Ford F-~. 1)0 • National League Cleveland 10 0 1.000 Pitts. 000 011 111 4- 9 14 01Kan. City lOI 020 001- 5 9 Responding to pressure and , years. pain," Marichal said. "So I Dump Truck, R cyllndir G. AB R. H. Pet. 9 1 .000 1 Chi. 002 000 210 1- 6 8 o lletroil 004 072 oox-13 li o thole cheers,"! Ca s:llout crowd 1 Led by veteran Capt. Bill dldnThe't throw many fast balls. enginl, S spf' ~d t : InS, 2 1 9 3 .750 2 Sisk, McBean (7), Mikkelsen I Hunler, Lindblad, Dickson 13,009, t•~~~:~ e t1cs gave re- Russell, who will take over as way the Reds were spttd ...u axle Mrgan, Hou 16 58 9 24 .414 Chicago 14 52 8 21 .401 Detroit 10 4 .717 (1:) and Pagliaronl, May (10); , (5), Aker f7l. Wyatt l61 and tiring Coach Red Auerbach a player-coach as Auerhacb swinging at Marichal's motion it Smith, StL 65 Dodge Dart 6 6 .600 5 Hands. Jenkms t5), Abernathy I suarez, Bryan (7); Lolich, title salute with another clutch moves inte fulltime duty as gen· hardly made any difference. 10 38 8 JS .395 california Boyer, NY 2 Dr. 270 $f'ries, 6 c:'!ll"" 4 6 .400 6 (8), Mikkelsen (9), Koonce Pena l6) and Freehan. WP- performance in winning the oral manager, the Celtics They got their only shot at him dtr, standard trans., radJt 14 56 .1 22 _393 Minnesota Flood, StL aftd heater _ Boston 3 9 .250 8 (10), Hoeft (10), and Hundley. I Lollch (2-1). LP-Hunter (1· ). deciding game of the best-ol-7 turned in a lremendous delen- In the seventh when Rose and 16 58 12 22 379 2 Hart, SF t6 69 11 26 .377 Washington 3 9 .250 1 WP- Face (2-0). LP-Koonce l HRs _ Kaline (5th), Lumpe - -- ·· sive effort in stopping the Lak· Pinson opsned tbe Inning with Alou, At! '· 12 48 5 18 .375 Kansas City 2 9 .182 8\\ (0-1). HRs-Phiilips 12ndl Maze· ~ (1st), Wert (1st), Stahl (1st). DEPUTY BETI'ER ors' high powered attack. slnglea. Pinsn, Cin 2 u .!5-! 911 roski (Is!.), Santo 2 (2n~ & __ LONiJON (UP!) -British '!be Celtics carried a 16-point Marichlll leaned back and Browne, Chi 7 27 6 10 _370 New York Jrd). Browne (3rd). ICalif 000 000 Oil)- 1 5 0 Deputy Premier George Brown leaq, 76-60. into the final period Ured the "':'t. three batters S<rgell, Pitt 13 47 7 17 362 USED CAR LOT' · Thursday's Results Cleve. 11 42 2 100 000 Olx- 2 12 0 left the hospital Tlrursd?y after and were In front 9>-115 with 111 without pernuttmg the ball W.Davis, LA St. Louis 000 000 200 _ 2 9 3 Lopez, Lee t?) and Rodgers; tre.atment for a gastric com- minutes remaining. Then Bos- leave the Infield. For the pur11 42 8 ~: ·:~ Detroit 13 Kansas City 5 Allen, Phil Lacust & Sycamore Stt. 9 28 5 tO :357 Wash. ai New York, ppd., raiD Houston 030 000 Jx- 4 9 2 Siebert, Allen 19) and Azcue, plaint.! He twhoas exfpected to! ton withstood a blistering Los ~tsth , Marbolchaland~w 93 pitches Jones, NY Chicago at Boston, ppd., ram Briles. Woodeshick 12 ), Ma- Sims (9). WP-Siebert ll-0), oonva esce a me or s~vera Angeles ra11y which just fell 10 e ur "'"mmute cou. Mlddlepart American Leaguo Minn. at Bait., 2, ppd., rain hatrey (J). Hoerner 17 ), Aust LP-Lee (O·I), HR-Reichardt days. Brown, who has a hJStory short. est. G. AR R. H. Pel Cleve. 2 California, I, night days. Brown, who bas a history R~ell, the 32-year-old form- --========iii 18 ) and McCarver; Roberts, (lth). F.Rbsn, Bal 10 34 14 16 .471 Friday's Probable Pitchen Caprin (?), Raymond (S) and hosp1ta~ . last weekend after er Umve~s1ty of San FranciSCO B.Rbsn, Bal 10 41 8 17 .415 Baltimore at Detroit (night) Bateman. WP- Roberts (1·3). Wash. at New York, ppd., rain oo~plammg of abdomIna I A_II·A_merlca, turned in ~ne of Alvis, Ciev 10 11 5 17 ·415 - Bunker Il-l) vs. Monbouquette LP-Briies 1'-1). HRS -Gentile Chicago ot Boston. ppd .. rain p8J '· bJS fmest performathnces m lead· Rbnson, Chi 12 4li 11 19 .413 (2·1) (Jrdl Smith (2nd) Javier Minn at Bait 2 ppd raJn mg the Celtics WI 25 pomts Oliva, Mlnn 10 3'' 7 13 .37I Chlcag · ' ' · · • ·• Won Lost and bb' 30 bo nd gra mg re u s. "YOUR G.E. DEALER'' a 25 0 9 .JOO Pe 01 at Cl eveIan d (nJg. ht) Crow's Steak House 57 33 Sam Jones contributed %2 Causey, KL 12 Jt 5 11 .353 - ters ~) vs. Bell (1-0). lola's Beauty Salon 54 36 points and Jobn Havlicek 16 as white, NY Echbrn, Bal 10 35 5 12 343 Mmneoota at Washmgton Forest Run Block 43 47 the Celti<s became the first ma- l Daily Sentinel 40 50 jor league team ever to win KaJine, Det 13 47 11 16 :340 (rught)- Katt (1-1) vs. Duck Friendly Tavern 38 51 eight straight championships. ' Clavto, C!ev 10 39 7 13 .333 worth (0-2). i Dutton Drugs 37 53 Jerry West, held to two field Warner, Cal 10 ~ 7 13 .333 (Onlys!:'":s ~ch~uled) . ur ay 1 ames . ~· High Game and Series - Pan- goals by the tenacious Boston . Home Ruu Ba.ltlmore at Detroit - · dora Collins - 182 SUI· High dei~nse in th~ £irst lralf sparked I Nat I o a a I Leayue: Aaron, C~tcago at Cleveland ltYGER CREEK LEAGUE POMEROY LANES Team Gohne and ~ies .:.. Iota's the Lakers' vain comeback and Braves, Mays, Giants 6; Alou & Minnesota. at Washington AprU Z!, 1966 Bantam Girls Beauty Salon, 642, 1834. finished with 36 points. Torre, Braves, & Lefebvre, Kansas C1ty at New York The first half wmners, Day I April Jt, 1N6 - - -- .._ _ __ - - -Dodgers, aU 5. California at Boston Maintenance, met the second Woa Lotl Americaa League: KB!me, N U 1 Le half winners, ''A" Operation, in , Team 1 8lh. 4',1; Tigers 5. F. Robinson & B. ' ooa w.ague t~• to d 'd th i T 3 6",..,~ 6\\ L. Pet. GB 1n rna ~~ ee1 e e eague earn Robinson, Orioles, Oliva, Twins, Pittsb h champmnshlp. The match was Team 2 6 1 10 4 717 McMullen, Senators &r: Reich. San Furg · decided by total pins. Day Team 4 5 8 10 6 625 1 1 ardt, Angele~. all 4. Los A~:~ies 10 6 · 625 1 Maintenance won a decisive vic~ Highs - Melanie Burt, 141; Ruao Balled In Atlanta 9 7 'lill3 2 tory by rolling 2493 to 2350 for Team 2, 241i. r NaHoaal League: M•.vs, Philadelphia 6 5 .545 211 "A" Operation. -Giants 15; Flood, Cards 14 ; Houston Bantam Boys For the victors, J. Stewart 8 8 ' 500 3 Aaron, Braves 13; lklyer. Mets, St. Louis 6 8 :429 4 rolled 225-535. D. Hunnel rolled ' April !0, 11168 Stargell, Pirates, McCovey, New York 4 6 400 4 20J. For the losers, D.. Shahan Woa Lott i 64 Olds Dynamic 88 Holiday Sed. $2395 30 days on the house anywhere in the Conti· Giants and Lefebvre, Dodgers Cincinnati 3 g :250 fi rolled 508. Team 4 20 6 v..a motor, automatic trans., power brakes, power nental U. S. to the grand pnzewmner and ent1re all lt. Chicago 3 10 .2Jl G'> Season Hlgb Scores Team 3 17 g steering, 6 way power seat, radio, tinted glass, white family! PLUS ... 1966 Dodge Charger. PLUS ... . 'tHigh Team series: Team 2 9 17 sidewall tires, wheel discs, anti-spin differeJttial. Fac'$5.000 cash. A red, while, ~nd blue llmg! American League: B. RohlnThursday's Results ''B" Maintenance 1711 Team 1 fl 20 tory air. . son, Orioles 18; Yastrzernskl, Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 6 ''A'' ~ratwn 2·. 5 High Game- Joe Welker, 147 Red Sox 12; Kaline, Tigers ll : San Fran. 3 Cincinnati 0 "A" Operation 2634 : High Series - Bill Vaughan, 63 Ford Country Sedan $1295 Robinson, White Sor and McMul Houston 4 St. Louis 2, night Hlgb Team Gamt: i 274: High Team Game and SerNothing to buy. Thousands. of prizes nationwideStation Wagon. 289 V.S motor, Cruisematic trans., len, Senators 10. Los Angrles 8 Atlanta 2, mghl "C" Operation 963 ies - Team 4, 806, 1$40. I radio, white sidewall tires, outside mirror, white with G. E. Porta-Color TV, big screen and personal PltcbiDB <Only games scheduled) "A" Operation 951 1 red interior. portables, FM/AM portables. There's one wm·i National Lea~ue: Markhal, l''riday's Pwbable Pitchen "A" Operation 945 Women'!!l :'i110ny Kniglater1 ner at lea$! fi'QIII our store. Could be you. Giants 1·0: Knufax, Dod~er, !- Philadelphia nt Chicago .. Hlgb Individual Serle" I April !4, 1111C 60 Olds 88 4 Door - - - - - $795 0, Cuellar, Astros. Croig &!Bunning (1-1) vs. Ellswurth (0- D. Shahan 636 1,•==.,;====== Knowles, Phillles, Face, Pirates 0) G. Mitch 620 V-8 motor, auto. trans., power brakes, power steerradio, white sidewall tires and outside mirror. ing, & Perry, Gi~nts ail 2~0. I New York at Pittsburgh D. Cook 611 American Ltague: Mcr>owell, (night) - Gardner f().{)J vs. Higb individual Game: 61 Mercury Meteor 800 4 Dr. $895 eWURLITZII Indians & McLain, Tigt>rs :1..0: Blass 11·0). 0. Neal 253 V-8, auto. trans., power steering, radio, Uke new •BALDWIN McN~!Iy & Palmer. Onolf's, Houston at Atlanta (nig~t)- 0. Neal w)s)w tires, lite blue with blue interior, sharp inside 247 -OTHER FAMO\A aod out. 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HONDA • AS.IS SPEOALS 57 Pontiac 4 Door - - - - - - $95 Nlast PEOPLE ON A l' Opnt011 ·~· MisetUIJnaws . . .. .. a..1.. A··t 11lf· ·L-~ .11iJUJ , · ,--, ' · ·- . ••t p ... • YOU MEET THE nt I I B. 1 L NG llan Union Church. WID 0011linue on tbruviJ> lilt tblnl week. Rev. <lllrl• Sellin, Ev"'iiUal, Put« O'Dell llauley. 4 26 8lc ' I H & R FIRESTONE) REVIVAL at lilt lfobloa Qlrll- ~·lifo• I J • KARR & VAN ZANDT Sales MOTOR SALIS WYUM2 OMACPIIUHCINit " Ct.luCII•• .. N. WAve. ·,I ., �'' • .' I ... .I Cleveland Equals Major Win ·Streak at Season's t:UII'Ki.AND (VPI) - '!bey Righthander Gary Bell will the ninth with the lying run on had th,... oingles ID three lrlps Mlreelillo Lopp In the flniJn. lot bls lourlh homer ol the year lingle but was out lltl~ e• • get the call tonight as the Chi- first and one out. lor the nlght. nine wben Rocky Colavito dou· llld 11 wu 1-1. It aloo SDapped the ne1t ollerlng lklbby ,..ln. But Wagner sent a loWering bled down the Ieltlleld !IDe wllb the Tribe'• pJtcl>era score!... Infi) to righllleld, and Gonalo two oot to score Jim Landi• Ding streak at ~~ slid across the plate wllb the j lirst. . "llrled to throw him low and deciding run. 2!:::!::~ ·.·:::: !~ ~~~! ?!! ~ ~~!'. hut T lr11n~ nne un there "I knew I hit the ball weD, way until the seventh, allowing rtgbt around hla cbln and he but I didn't thinl: H was lar thri'O Angels to get on ha~>e really !I(I"'d I~" said Siebert. enough. I forgot who was ~n with only one ~:eh1r.g ::ocnd. u! :::ed ~t!:' ~"~ MIIR~ durthird and wben I looked over Relcbanll llomero m, the fint five innings and and saw It wa8 Pedro I lmew In the seventh, Rick Reicb· went fD JJ!iders the rest of the we WllWd get that lead run," ani~ the 1200,1100 bonus baby game." said Wagner. from the Unlversity of Wlscon- The Angels threatened in the The Indians gilt to •tarter sin, blasted ..., Into the seats Dlnth as Fr-1 led oil wllh a upstart Cleveland In- cage White Sox invade. A vic- The Indians pushed acroes the ''"'' ..t a new American ,tory .ov~r the White So1 would winning tally In the eighth. ,,...,. record for consecutive enable Cleveland to set a mod- Pedro Gonzalez singled to cen,t' tl..-rdlll season victories and ern major league recorct. ~uUJ.. I ter unu :!liiv.. ~:..:,., :;;...;. iiow~ 4 d tbe modern major league paw Gary Peters is to hurl for hit a grounder to deep short lor r•x>rd bv defeatin~ the Cantor- the Sox. I a hit. When Jim Fregosl's throw rna Angels, 2·1 Thursday nJght Once again it was fme pitch- to fi.rst puiit!U liorm Sieoern off to register their lOth straight ing that gained the India"' the the bag, Gonzalez raced to triumph. victory over Californla as Sonny third. . A year ago today, the Tribe Siebert fanned seven, walked Wagner Bail In kun was tied lor fourth plaoe with none and allowed flve hita be- Tebbetts sent Leon Wagner to a ~ slate. fore giving way to lklb Allen in bat for catcher, Joe Azcue, who All·Sian slng!ed. . ,Joe Adcock the!! flJtld to ter, and the Tribe got in !lien ord book by getting Bob ...,.lrli ers to force Knoop at second for :i.e :;ua,: wt · "I figured they would put in Adcock and I knew Allen could 65 Ford Gal. cet him oot of there," said TebConv. 152 tnt. betto. rodlo ond ho- 500';r•;•JI 64 Galaxie XL . "'" ':.,, Cenvortl~to, O'Toole Gets Chance Against World Champ Dodgers I 1ute trans., power lnt, power brtkH windows, rldlo & 65 Ford Gal."'"'!" LOS ANGELES <VPI) -Ever i Manager Don Hellner decided 1 the Reds' pitching rotation. to the Giant righthander, who way, going tD a three-ball count The Giants, wonder what happened to Jim today it was time to find out if The Reds bope to give O'Toole 1enabled San · Francisco to gain only three times. I scored single runs off starter Otlfool~ after his .di~astrous sea· IO'Toole ~till has ~t. and he will i a little more support at ~ a split with the Reds in tbe two-. The four Cincinnati hits were ! and loser Sammy .Eil.is in the son With the Cmcmnau Reds 1start torught agamst the world 1 plate than they could muster 1n j1ame series. aD singles - by C'hico Cardenas ,second and fourth mnmgs and 4 Dr. last year? champion Los An8eles Dodgers. I San Francisce Thursday against Marlena! wasn't especiaJiy in the slDh after Juan bad re- added an insurance run of£ GetThe slick Cincinnati Iefthand- It will be O'Toole's first start Juan Marichal. last, but he had the big pitch Itired the first 16 batten In ar- ry Arrigo in the sixth. 62 Ford Gal. O:IVI " or has been with the Reds ali i of the season, and it probably I Redo Get Four Bits wben he need<d It againat the der. Pete Rose and Vada Pin· Da..,nport Homen 4 d•. I cyl. At -~~~~~,~~ s&Hrlng, radio Ialong, but he hasn't been given wlll have to be a good one if I CinciDDati managed only four Reds. He struck out just four : son in the seventh and Tommy A double by Jim Hart and a 1 single by Ollie BroWIJ produced a chance to show bls wares. he wants to reclaim a spot In 1bita In dropping a :H verdict hatters but was on top all the 1 Harper In the elgbth. 62 Ford Fairlane · the first run, a single by Hart 5(10, 4 clr. 8 cyl. Std. trilnL' R&H ·· · OstJ. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., April 29, 196~ and a triple by Tom Haller aeeounted lor the second, and Jim 65 Ford Fair. 500 ' 1 Dr. Hndtop, 189 ..... Atlanta 100 OOtiiOO- 2 6 0 Davenport tallied the third aU IM, Crulsimatic trent. By United Pr.., lnternaUonal Los Ang. 050 300 OOx- 8 1 I by himself by lining a baseoLaw mileag•. ' "Try not to kick your foot up, Natlonal League Blasingame, Carroll (2), Urnempty homer to right .. Joey, wbeD you wiDd up. 64 English ford ., , Clnci. 1100 000 000- 0 4 0 bach 14), Olivo (4), O'Dell (6), BOSTON- '!be labuiOWJ Bol- cbampionshlp series. Marichal, who missed his t cylinder. 4 ~Deed trans. There's a bole Ia your 1boe-" San Fran. 010 101 OOx- 3 7 0 and Torre, Carty (5): Drysdale ton Celtlcs withstood a sizzling The Collies, riddled by a ser- turn because of a pulled 63 Ford Galaxie Ellis, Arrigo 16), McCool (8) 11·2) and Torborg. LP- last • minute rally b)' the lea of Injuries and dethroned by muscle, showed no effects 500, C'nv 8 cyl . AuL and Pavletich; Marlchal 14-0l Blasingame (1-1). HRs--Le- Los Angeles Lakers Thursday Philadelphia after a Dine-year the Injury, although he said trans. F: \1~ and Haller. LP- Ellis 0·2). HR febvre (5th), Aaron (6th). Dlght to win their eighth reign as regnlar season Eastern 1till bothered him. 63 FalcC'n 2 Dr. -Davenport (2nd). straight National Basketball As- Division kings, capped a hard "Every time I tried to kick ' cylinder. •landard Ill'•,.. Major League Leaders American League (Only games !cheduled) ooclatlon cbamplonship. fought playoff by winning their high the way I usually do on Rldio and 1-n at~r ~ By Uniteil Press lntematlooal w. L. Pel. (10 innings) American League The final score was 95-93. ninth NBA championship in 10 every pitch I could feel 60 Ford F-~. 1)0 • National League Cleveland 10 0 1.000 Pitts. 000 011 111 4- 9 14 01Kan. City lOI 020 001- 5 9 Responding to pressure and , years. pain," Marichal said. "So I Dump Truck, R cyllndir G. AB R. H. Pet. 9 1 .000 1 Chi. 002 000 210 1- 6 8 o lletroil 004 072 oox-13 li o thole cheers,"! Ca s:llout crowd 1 Led by veteran Capt. Bill dldnThe't throw many fast balls. enginl, S spf' ~d t : InS, 2 1 9 3 .750 2 Sisk, McBean (7), Mikkelsen I Hunler, Lindblad, Dickson 13,009, t•~~~:~ e t1cs gave re- Russell, who will take over as way the Reds were spttd ...u axle Mrgan, Hou 16 58 9 24 .414 Chicago 14 52 8 21 .401 Detroit 10 4 .717 (1:) and Pagliaronl, May (10); , (5), Aker f7l. Wyatt l61 and tiring Coach Red Auerbach a player-coach as Auerhacb swinging at Marichal's motion it Smith, StL 65 Dodge Dart 6 6 .600 5 Hands. Jenkms t5), Abernathy I suarez, Bryan (7); Lolich, title salute with another clutch moves inte fulltime duty as gen· hardly made any difference. 10 38 8 JS .395 california Boyer, NY 2 Dr. 270 $f'ries, 6 c:'!ll"" 4 6 .400 6 (8), Mikkelsen (9), Koonce Pena l6) and Freehan. WP- performance in winning the oral manager, the Celtics They got their only shot at him dtr, standard trans., radJt 14 56 .1 22 _393 Minnesota Flood, StL aftd heater _ Boston 3 9 .250 8 (10), Hoeft (10), and Hundley. I Lollch (2-1). LP-Hunter (1· ). deciding game of the best-ol-7 turned in a lremendous delen- In the seventh when Rose and 16 58 12 22 379 2 Hart, SF t6 69 11 26 .377 Washington 3 9 .250 1 WP- Face (2-0). LP-Koonce l HRs _ Kaline (5th), Lumpe - -- ·· sive effort in stopping the Lak· Pinson opsned tbe Inning with Alou, At! '· 12 48 5 18 .375 Kansas City 2 9 .182 8\\ (0-1). HRs-Phiilips 12ndl Maze· ~ (1st), Wert (1st), Stahl (1st). DEPUTY BETI'ER ors' high powered attack. slnglea. Pinsn, Cin 2 u .!5-! 911 roski (Is!.), Santo 2 (2n~ & __ LONiJON (UP!) -British '!be Celtics carried a 16-point Marichlll leaned back and Browne, Chi 7 27 6 10 _370 New York Jrd). Browne (3rd). ICalif 000 000 Oil)- 1 5 0 Deputy Premier George Brown leaq, 76-60. into the final period Ured the "':'t. three batters S<rgell, Pitt 13 47 7 17 362 USED CAR LOT' · Thursday's Results Cleve. 11 42 2 100 000 Olx- 2 12 0 left the hospital Tlrursd?y after and were In front 9>-115 with 111 without pernuttmg the ball W.Davis, LA St. Louis 000 000 200 _ 2 9 3 Lopez, Lee t?) and Rodgers; tre.atment for a gastric com- minutes remaining. Then Bos- leave the Infield. For the pur11 42 8 ~: ·:~ Detroit 13 Kansas City 5 Allen, Phil Lacust & Sycamore Stt. 9 28 5 tO :357 Wash. ai New York, ppd., raiD Houston 030 000 Jx- 4 9 2 Siebert, Allen 19) and Azcue, plaint.! He twhoas exfpected to! ton withstood a blistering Los ~tsth , Marbolchaland~w 93 pitches Jones, NY Chicago at Boston, ppd., ram Briles. Woodeshick 12 ), Ma- Sims (9). WP-Siebert ll-0), oonva esce a me or s~vera Angeles ra11y which just fell 10 e ur "'"mmute cou. Mlddlepart American Leaguo Minn. at Bait., 2, ppd., rain hatrey (J). Hoerner 17 ), Aust LP-Lee (O·I), HR-Reichardt days. Brown, who has a hJStory short. est. G. AR R. H. Pel Cleve. 2 California, I, night days. Brown, who bas a history R~ell, the 32-year-old form- --========iii 18 ) and McCarver; Roberts, (lth). F.Rbsn, Bal 10 34 14 16 .471 Friday's Probable Pitchen Caprin (?), Raymond (S) and hosp1ta~ . last weekend after er Umve~s1ty of San FranciSCO B.Rbsn, Bal 10 41 8 17 .415 Baltimore at Detroit (night) Bateman. WP- Roberts (1·3). Wash. at New York, ppd., rain oo~plammg of abdomIna I A_II·A_merlca, turned in ~ne of Alvis, Ciev 10 11 5 17 ·415 - Bunker Il-l) vs. Monbouquette LP-Briies 1'-1). HRS -Gentile Chicago ot Boston. ppd .. rain p8J '· bJS fmest performathnces m lead· Rbnson, Chi 12 4li 11 19 .413 (2·1) (Jrdl Smith (2nd) Javier Minn at Bait 2 ppd raJn mg the Celtics WI 25 pomts Oliva, Mlnn 10 3'' 7 13 .37I Chlcag · ' ' · · • ·• Won Lost and bb' 30 bo nd gra mg re u s. "YOUR G.E. DEALER'' a 25 0 9 .JOO Pe 01 at Cl eveIan d (nJg. ht) Crow's Steak House 57 33 Sam Jones contributed %2 Causey, KL 12 Jt 5 11 .353 - ters ~) vs. Bell (1-0). lola's Beauty Salon 54 36 points and Jobn Havlicek 16 as white, NY Echbrn, Bal 10 35 5 12 343 Mmneoota at Washmgton Forest Run Block 43 47 the Celti<s became the first ma- l Daily Sentinel 40 50 jor league team ever to win KaJine, Det 13 47 11 16 :340 (rught)- Katt (1-1) vs. Duck Friendly Tavern 38 51 eight straight championships. ' Clavto, C!ev 10 39 7 13 .333 worth (0-2). i Dutton Drugs 37 53 Jerry West, held to two field Warner, Cal 10 ~ 7 13 .333 (Onlys!:'":s ~ch~uled) . ur ay 1 ames . ~· High Game and Series - Pan- goals by the tenacious Boston . Home Ruu Ba.ltlmore at Detroit - · dora Collins - 182 SUI· High dei~nse in th~ £irst lralf sparked I Nat I o a a I Leayue: Aaron, C~tcago at Cleveland ltYGER CREEK LEAGUE POMEROY LANES Team Gohne and ~ies .:.. Iota's the Lakers' vain comeback and Braves, Mays, Giants 6; Alou & Minnesota. at Washington AprU Z!, 1966 Bantam Girls Beauty Salon, 642, 1834. finished with 36 points. Torre, Braves, & Lefebvre, Kansas C1ty at New York The first half wmners, Day I April Jt, 1N6 - - -- .._ _ __ - - -Dodgers, aU 5. California at Boston Maintenance, met the second Woa Lotl Americaa League: KB!me, N U 1 Le half winners, ''A" Operation, in , Team 1 8lh. 4',1; Tigers 5. F. Robinson & B. ' ooa w.ague t~• to d 'd th i T 3 6",..,~ 6\\ L. Pet. GB 1n rna ~~ ee1 e e eague earn Robinson, Orioles, Oliva, Twins, Pittsb h champmnshlp. The match was Team 2 6 1 10 4 717 McMullen, Senators &r: Reich. San Furg · decided by total pins. Day Team 4 5 8 10 6 625 1 1 ardt, Angele~. all 4. Los A~:~ies 10 6 · 625 1 Maintenance won a decisive vic~ Highs - Melanie Burt, 141; Ruao Balled In Atlanta 9 7 'lill3 2 tory by rolling 2493 to 2350 for Team 2, 241i. r NaHoaal League: M•.vs, Philadelphia 6 5 .545 211 "A" Operation. -Giants 15; Flood, Cards 14 ; Houston Bantam Boys For the victors, J. Stewart 8 8 ' 500 3 Aaron, Braves 13; lklyer. Mets, St. Louis 6 8 :429 4 rolled 225-535. D. Hunnel rolled ' April !0, 11168 Stargell, Pirates, McCovey, New York 4 6 400 4 20J. For the losers, D.. Shahan Woa Lott i 64 Olds Dynamic 88 Holiday Sed. $2395 30 days on the house anywhere in the Conti· Giants and Lefebvre, Dodgers Cincinnati 3 g :250 fi rolled 508. Team 4 20 6 v..a motor, automatic trans., power brakes, power nental U. S. to the grand pnzewmner and ent1re all lt. Chicago 3 10 .2Jl G'> Season Hlgb Scores Team 3 17 g steering, 6 way power seat, radio, tinted glass, white family! PLUS ... 1966 Dodge Charger. PLUS ... . 'tHigh Team series: Team 2 9 17 sidewall tires, wheel discs, anti-spin differeJttial. Fac'$5.000 cash. A red, while, ~nd blue llmg! American League: B. RohlnThursday's Results ''B" Maintenance 1711 Team 1 fl 20 tory air. . son, Orioles 18; Yastrzernskl, Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 6 ''A'' ~ratwn 2·. 5 High Game- Joe Welker, 147 Red Sox 12; Kaline, Tigers ll : San Fran. 3 Cincinnati 0 "A" Operation 2634 : High Series - Bill Vaughan, 63 Ford Country Sedan $1295 Robinson, White Sor and McMul Houston 4 St. Louis 2, night Hlgb Team Gamt: i 274: High Team Game and SerNothing to buy. Thousands. of prizes nationwideStation Wagon. 289 V.S motor, Cruisematic trans., len, Senators 10. Los Angrles 8 Atlanta 2, mghl "C" Operation 963 ies - Team 4, 806, 1$40. I radio, white sidewall tires, outside mirror, white with G. E. Porta-Color TV, big screen and personal PltcbiDB <Only games scheduled) "A" Operation 951 1 red interior. portables, FM/AM portables. There's one wm·i National Lea~ue: Markhal, l''riday's Pwbable Pitchen "A" Operation 945 Women'!!l :'i110ny Kniglater1 ner at lea$! fi'QIII our store. Could be you. Giants 1·0: Knufax, Dod~er, !- Philadelphia nt Chicago .. Hlgb Individual Serle" I April !4, 1111C 60 Olds 88 4 Door - - - - - $795 0, Cuellar, Astros. Croig &!Bunning (1-1) vs. Ellswurth (0- D. Shahan 636 1,•==.,;====== Knowles, Phillles, Face, Pirates 0) G. Mitch 620 V-8 motor, auto. trans., power brakes, power steerradio, white sidewall tires and outside mirror. ing, & Perry, Gi~nts ail 2~0. I New York at Pittsburgh D. Cook 611 American Ltague: Mcr>owell, (night) - Gardner f().{)J vs. Higb individual Game: 61 Mercury Meteor 800 4 Dr. $895 eWURLITZII Indians & McLain, Tigt>rs :1..0: Blass 11·0). 0. Neal 253 V-8, auto. trans., power steering, radio, Uke new •BALDWIN McN~!Iy & Palmer. Onolf's, Houston at Atlanta (nig~t)- 0. Neal w)s)w tires, lite blue with blue interior, sharp inside 247 -OTHER FAMO\A aod out. J.orker & Pizarro, \Vhite Sflx, Latman ! l·l) Lemaster O·ll, G. Mitch- A. Mitchell 241 I..,_ NOS T1ant, Indians, McCormick. Cincinnati at Los Angeles Most Improved Bowler: 12" Portable _ $98.00 Senators •II 2-0. lnight)- O'Toule (B-11) vs. Os- A. Mitchell 62 Olds Dynamic 88 Hoi. Sed._ $1495 - --- - ~~teeiJ (3-1). The league's annual steak din. 16" Portable· $114.00 White over beige, beige vinyl Interior, V -8 engine, NBA Playoff Standing. ~1. Louis at San Franrl!IC() l'lf~ will be held May 5 at the auto. trans., power brakes and steering, wls!w tires, B}' UaUr i' f ' '!national !nl ghH-5adecki fl·O) vs. Her· K)lger Creek Employees Club19" Portable • $129.00 Unted &lass, real sharp Olds. · ..,ICtory frelnact ~ww~..Best-of-~Pven Ibel (0·0) or Shaw 0·2J. house as a climax to a very en· 'HDNI Z JACKSON. 0. 21" Portable • $169.00 (Final) Saturday's Gamts joyable seasoJL 60 Olds 98 4 Door _ $895 W. 1.. New Yorg at Pittsburgh ~-;..:~-;-;-;:-~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~::::::::~ V-8 motor, auto. trans., power brake., power steering. Pn<fon 4 3. Philadelphia at Chicago radio, tinted g!BSI, while aldewaU Ures, wheel discs, Los Angeles 3 41 St. Loois al San Francisco anUd blue wllb grey Interior. 11e11 sbarp. Tllmdnv'o Rrsnlt Houston at Atlanta (night) Bcston 95 Los Angeles 93 Cincinnati at Los Angeles. PLAY IT COOL ••• 1 I ' - .... FOB SALE '""'" ceItics• Remam• NBA Champs Line Scores 80VTIIERN PLANTS for rale. Early and late lomato, peppers and cabbage. Qwles R. Harrl8, 143-2St3. t at 2t. c ! j LEADERS I WILL NOT be ros.,en.lble fl1r 811)' debts ClGDiracted b)' any. Gill oilier lhaa IIIJiflf, Purl Keith Goble Ford Deem, Racine, Ohio, R. D. I. 4 %'1 3lp WEEKEND revival Friday, Ap. rll :1 al tbe Hazel CooJmun. ily Church at Dull Run. Pattor Edsel Harl. t " 3lp HAM 8IIOOT lallday, ala, .I .md a cblekoo 111pper Friday, April 29 at the club bouse at 1,:00. SJM)IIIOI'ed by the Meigs Olunly Cooa Hunters, 428611! 1 1 J I LEARN ROW to drive, qual~ fled illllructlon, Franll Eldrlemaa, WY Z..JG$. fjTV , 1 A LOT OF BARGAINS! C24111f BEST BUYS Slop! Loold RNcll ' WHINt lOON WHAn . . DoiiY-IIC.rW.... WHIIH In Pomoroy-A GoM . Win a credit card spree! \ 1 See America Sweepstakes ~ WHOt .....,.,,.,....,. Hit . " Come In and register · loQipoUa lolyiM Ti You WATCH FOR OI'INING PIANOS I I G.l PORTABLES WANTED J .ApplicGtiom 'Art ~ . Being Taken:For~~· Pms :.. I I ., . ,_b.,, ~ ~ . . At ••• ' HQww. ·<t • Oli •WAll, ottto :. l" . • ·' s;w«tr' ' '' CONSOLES CONSOLE $459.00 EarqAmeriem or Walnut Styl.lnJ v.a. aulo.lnlll., P.S., P.B., roQb aDd Nldy. 2.3" 56 Buick 2 Door H.T.:::----'-- $195 V-8, auto. lnDI., P.S. 1114 P.11. $619.00 OPIN IVININGS TIL I Full Line ....1 23" 57 Buick 4 Door -;;-;;;:---:-:--:----:-- $50 SHThe ' • Autotllltie Irani. HONDA • AS.IS SPEOALS 57 Pontiac 4 Door - - - - - - $95 Nlast PEOPLE ON A l' Opnt011 ·~· MisetUIJnaws . . .. .. a..1.. A··t 11lf· ·L-~ .11iJUJ , · ,--, ' · ·- . ••t p ... • YOU MEET THE nt I I B. 1 L NG llan Union Church. WID 0011linue on tbruviJ> lilt tblnl week. Rev. <lllrl• Sellin, Ev"'iiUal, Put« O'Dell llauley. 4 26 8lc ' I H & R FIRESTONE) REVIVAL at lilt lfobloa Qlrll- ~·lifo• I J • KARR & VAN ZANDT Sales MOTOR SALIS WYUM2 OMACPIIUHCINit " Ct.luCII•• .. N. WAve. ·,I ., �. -~·· ., . ,; • \ Long -Bottom SJciety News (I '( Buckwheat· E:a.•.g.''fii'_.t ·. e· noJDI'n'at:ons" N.earJI~ng BI"g Mom''ent .I I By LOUIS CASSELl! trallo<l Pro11 IntemaUonal WASHINGroN (UP() -Eight Protestant denominations are n•arlng the moment of tru~ In their offorl to create a uruted onurcn WilD ., muuon mem· bers. Their merger lalks, which baYe been In progress lor fiVe years, w!U reach a crucial otago al a meeting In Dallas, Tex., next week (May Z.O). · I ·\ ) I \ \ '\ I ., (Vote for not more than one) X I KENNETH HOGEN For County Commi88ioner ' (Unexp1red Ttnn Encfing Janu1ry 5, 1969) (Vote for not more than one) X ~I ' i PAUL SIMON BE SURE AND MARK X ON BALLOT! / I tfomBoy ERNEST A. WINGm Pd. PoL Adf. :SANDWICH Ordtr By Phon• ·· And Take 'Em Horr• WY 2·5432 IF YOU PUNISH YOUR FLOOR~ u TALL SADDLE I IN THE Means to Me.'' A solo, "He A· · rose,'' was sung by Westina Crabtre · ~. who also read 2 po· em, ''The Cross That Was His Own.'' A garden seed contest, guessing. was enjoyed by all. Safety Hints~ Household Arci- Prices NEED WELKER Begin ·~you SHOULD REWARD THEM . ~ith ~!most every hame hu at least one area where ' JBfOB IOJlCH the floors take a terrific beatin g, either from heavy traffic in an active household or from rough weather in an f!x posed area. U you hava floors that must standuptosuch punillhment and you At --~ STATE . REPRESENTATIVE THE SHOE BOX X I RALPH WELKER Middleport, 0. man. Lulber Boothe receniiJ visIted his lather. Lloyd Bootbe. Recenl vlsltor11 of Mr. and lin. Paul Bucltley and family were her mother, Mabel Athens. Dorothy Snyder always have at least = want to keep thern looking shiny, then you need DEVOE 1J ' • IN POMEROY REPUBLICAN . $p9 PORCH AND FLOOR ENAMEL. This tough alkyd paint applie!l easily, comes in a variety of non-fading colors, and i! mod.e to take: a beatin.(. A poultry grower, buyer and proeessor, keenly aware of the problems of farmers and busmess· men. Welker for Representative Cotn. W. MAIN ST.-POMEROY VOTE MAY 3 FOR THE AREA'S ONLY ••• SUPPLY co. 675-1160 Cash & Delivery PT. P!.EASANT e ., ' 's Fiat ·Sales &Service 27th House District' of Ohio ' I 1 Mile Above The sli..r Brlclp In K•IIIUtl'• 0. .. lludget Plan ...... ' i --=======~:= ~ Apple Grove SOCiety • Notes We have attempted to present the facts concerning the bond issue in a fair and un':Jiased manner. There is unanimous approval on the part of com· mittee members that ' for the greatest good in The Meigs Local School District everyone should vote "FOR" this issue next Tuesday, May 3rd. Let's finish the job we started last fell. CITIZENS ACTION COMMITTEE FOR THE SCHOOL BOND ISSUE Dick Rosenbaum, Chairman u:: You Just Drive Thru ••• Thirt '' •• j: ~ ' ,. if.~· '' a' Vernon Weber WhileDeanna, and Georp and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parsons Keuny, Mr. and Mn. Hank Arnott, W!Wam Miller and 1011, Perry. ' Mr. and Mrs. Anold Alder· son and daughters Gl Keno ,..,.• 1 Sunday gut!8ls II Mr. l!ld lin. Russell Roush llld family. a - McNictleo Is .un confined to Velerant HGapiial at Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrll. Dora Pli'IOIII and Mn. Rulli PlllliOlll were Sunday ....... of Mr. 1111 lin. Sidney Dursl, also v1a1tec1 will• II Mr. IIIII Mrll. Endo Donobew l!ld Mr. and Mrs. Vlrlll aa,rt of EYB118, W. Vo. Chuck Blakeslee Ralph Carl Bob King FIN ANa Dave Ohlinger, Chr. Jean Morgan Cash Bllhr John Blaettnar Jean Werry Wayne Swisher Gene Coleman John ColweU Joe Sayre Helen Quivy Audra Well Avia Bailey Jerri Grueser AI Leonard Ed Foster Sue Seel.ia IAota·Smith, Chr. Waltv·GruQu!qle~ "-7llllllitl ¢1\11 ' '. ' ' You De ( \ .• ·, ,: ~ • i··. - ' ~ Jack Weld! Mary Anderson Kermit Welton Vivian Pierce Doyle Sargent Phil Ohlinger Barbara Mullen N9 MI,ISS. fqfUSS. NO WIT SHOES ' ' mCUTM COMMITTEE VIa CHAIRMEN WASH ,• a cusllt.U. a.l1y ,1fiiii)IJI We, as the Citizens Action Committee members on both an individual basis and in a spirit of cooperation with the total committee, have attempted in every re· spect to accept full responsibility for a fair representation on the geographic areas from which we were selected. Following detailed study and appraisal, we feel that the proposed Meigs Local School District Bond Issue and Tax Levy represents the most good for the individuals concerned at the lowest investment for the greatest amount of return on this investment. CAR Pd. Pol. Adv. ~ Seventy per cent of you voted last fall that you felt a consolidated school district would better serve the students and adults than to retain the five smaller districts. A seventy per cent favorable vote is overwhe:ming support for any issue. need are member• of the rhurch. '' The diaconate would be a distinctive mlnbitry Ia ils Kn lkEihlllll81 ~~~t,l¥• ... ··-···· . . Dllllllnt'l not those in taged, whether or SPEAKERS JAMES B. KIMBl~L Republican Canclidate for StaJt CAROLINA LUMBER '• For ERective Representd~1on ' · · MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Pd. Pol. Adv. ' •hole. ' Fred Craw, Chrm .. Pomeroy, 0. and Mr. Ulllli (~lo repmeritauvea loucb 1!1 , ..try• IJDII'II). Tilt flip body woUld unilo<l ...,, lrullees, etc.) IIIII Glhen , :IIIIIIGMJ eoavtlllkiG, ~:~~~=~beinc as I mervocl for lbe eo.,_ptloll' ...-, · ·foor JllOfl, wllb nr oeriel of as a prtdillllc ·biobop IIIII 11!0 ~ 'lbe nul bl@ller 1evtJ of ceuno11 to lldmllllltlr alfalrt ~ ...,. orgllliiZalion would be ....,.,. tbe IDio,rlm. by 1 b1e 1o a diocele or ·pre~~byterJ. STATU OF lJNII'lC&TION of handa. Avoiding any cbo!ce o1 ume, Tbo prGpOBillo be 1 Ions lime, the plan refers to it aenerleally II DaDu cvltlolls lbal II pllOr&&iGn or 11111l't, OPEN LETTER TO THE VOTERS OF-. U-D_RIVE THRU FARMER BUSINESSMAN LEGISLAfOil .. ' IN tODAY 11me ;~::r-::~:11 ly-tralned men, serve 01 pastors lfolla. Secood, there would llOll - professionals, themselves bl other would be HI aside by ordina&i01 lo administer the oacrameala l!ld perform oU.~r!l pastorel claliea 101 aecesarlly requiring theoltllllcal educatloll. Deacono would be cbarled with "particular _res;poruoib[JtyiJ lor carrying OR Chrlat's mlnlstry to tbe alck and the oo&caat, the hungry and the the dishooored and tbe da~~=:-'F·!~~ I ATHENS, GALLIA, MEIGS COUNTIES For Tho Family ·, .,.. dec!- moc1o by eloclN ~ OH KAN Club Dlstrid 27 Voters Of CANVAS FOOTWEAR ~~an:~-:~~-~pverned demociiii!CoU1, wltli AlloYe tbe Mkia wwld elder1·11 th:· Melg• County Democrat Chlll'llloln I· I ORGANIZATION ·· Amlber malet · IDDoYalloD pnwldol fet· two dlltinel kinds Ill ~ UDIII ol the church. One wnuld be , the famillar ~eaalilll ltlup, ,..... 1ng 1 ~ commomlly. 'lbe other, equally book, woold be a "!ask Ioree" of•Olrislianl, anllo<l not by aeoeraphy but by limflarlly of vocaUoo or - . and 011tnlled lor 0.: (Full T•rm Commencing January 2, 1967) Fobuloua OlpOCWIIIod. l'uldinl .... .. . . Ill . ·• · • ... Jl mlqlatry 1o the ' i(lller efty, :Ill ~~ ,..llldllde from".!IIU;e fr<lm Ill I ~ cr odtlcatlclllal prGifllll! ·"' ...... to.- llf·~ 1lllllt. 1111 WOIIId 01 Prepares for Large Cr d For County Commissioner .. • WSCS met at the home Mrs. Dolly Wolfe Tuesday eveo-11 The Wilted churcb -would log. Mrs. Olden Thaxton was affirm tbe authority of the In charge of devotions and Mrs. Bible as "the norm of Its total Early Roush, the business meof.. life" and tbe yardstick by lng. Membe" attending wer• which all doctrines must be ·Mrs. Jack Ables, Mrll. Carroll measured. It would accept the OW S Wblle, Mra. Arnold Hupp, Mrll. Apostles' and Nicene creeds Dona Parsoos, Mra. Jamt!6 with tbe understanding tbat A large crowd 19 eopected In Hupp, Mrs. Olden Thaxton, Mn. church from time to time must IPt. Pleasant, W. Va. Ibis Sat.- Roy Buck, Mrll. Early Roush, supplelJlent tbese historic ex- urday and Sunday, April 30 and Mrs. Dallas Hill. Mrs. !JoUy pressions of the Christian faith jMay I, for lhe Third Annual Wolle. Birlhclays were Mrs. 01wlth "new formulations as Com Show sponsored by the den Tballen, Mrs. Jack Ablel, relevant as possible to •ew OH .KAN Coin Club, a no~ Hestess lor lbe evening wero times and situations. •· proftt organlzati~n of the TrJo Mrs. Bob Rhodes and Mrs WORSffiP Counly commumtles. Sherman For<!. wbo were unaThere would be freedom . Hours for tbe show's open. ble lo attend dae lo i!lnes1. Serwlt.hin the new church for : : e 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sat- · ving refreshment. were Mra. "diverse traditions of ceremoYtoa~ on ~aybol r 0 ~ Early Roush, Mrll. Dol'll Par· 9 w w . sons and Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. ny, vesture, music and the noon p, rn. like " Each I I t' be held attbe Moose Club Audl· Recent guests of Mr. ud · oca congrega 108 tormm on Mam St with free could continue using fts farnikin .1 bl · Mrs. Bob Rhode• wero Mr 111d Uar forms and rites but paC\rubg ava~da e. Ed Ml'll. Ralph Butcher, Of Medina, ' I . • . pres! en& ward Bur· Mr d M B II Morris 1m exper enIaI on With the sem- k It f M'ddl t ld IIIII · an rs. erne cea of olher traditions would be O::aw "wm :,. ;:;ar::st of the and daughter Judy, Mr. tnd encouraged In the hope that 1year WJ'th up to 20 com . dealers Mrs. Joe Butcher, n.--1..1 over 1 generation , or more from thrte states participating Butcher. Mr. and Mra. ~ tbere would be ' a steady 1·n lhe two day sess100. . A Jarge Butcher, of Summersville, W. V ncl 1M movement toward the creation exhibition of choice early Unit- a., Mr. , ~ 1'1. of ne~ forms of worship ed States coins fractional and I came &o YlBit their mother, Mr~ expresstve of tlle enriched new rare large size' paper ' Butcher and daughter, ef tradition of the united church w'JII be on displ d currenclhy Salem. Nortb Carolina. Ientire sbow ay unng e came to VlSl . 't 1helr molber• Mn. ftseIf .., SACRAMENT!! F-e 001- ' . I 'II •· Sherman Butcher, who was 'II '" n appratsa w1 w the of ber daugb Baptism could be adminls· offered to 1h bl' A . at bomo 11r. tered. by either of the modes auction will cfos:U show Mnl. Bob Rhodea. historically practiced in the Sunday. Fond cateriRg service Recent guesla ol Mr. ud Mn. church-Immersion or sprin· will be furnished by St. Ann's Dalla• Hill were Mro. Dale kllng. The baptism of Infants Society, Chrillt Eplsoopal H1U IIIII soas, Junior Wolle IIIII would be "recognized and Church. Free souvenir wooden SUzanne Bradbury of Middleaccepted" with the proviso that nickels hourly door prizes and pert, Ml'l. Dolly W.Ue, Mr. llld "110 congregation may be a raffl~ of gold will be a feature Mr~ David Welherspooo ll!d required, against its will," 1o of the show. There 18 00 ad- daugbtero Lori and Belh. ba,;;ip;;;;ll;;;;ze;;;;ln;;;;f;;;;an;;;;Js;;;;...Th...,e;;;;lm;ipo:.;.rta;.n..c;.,e;;,m~iss~i~on~char~g~e·~...,...,...,....,J Recent guesta of Mr. and Mn. f Dorsa Par110ns were Mr. Mrll. Gerald Wells aod MaDdy, Syracuse, Mr. ud Mrs. Ca~toli !J Delmar Canaday has withdrawn as a Democrat write in candidate for the unexpired term for County Commissioner in favor of Paul Simon. Please write in and be sure and "X" Paul Simon for unexpired term and Kenneth Hogen for full term Meigs County Commissioner. - Home•of the . of a personal commltmenl 'Of p1slors Gl !heir dlslrlcts or faitb-sll·es•.ed In communi0118 dioceses, bul their which !Jmii baptism lo those of j Ute acta and decl&lons rtsJlGllslble age-woold be re- Jy would be 111bject to approval oognlzed by a requlremenl that , by a repmenlatlve <llUilCil anyone ban~ed as an Infant I (slmlllll' .Jo a presbytery). mu~t, , In a ' subsequent solemn ,. JUgnlllcanl new Idea pill act of conllrmallon, ··occept forward Ia tbe plu and DOl his _oerson•l resJlOlllllbllily 01 a IakeR from ~ of Chfll!llan and make the afllrma· plll11C1pating deatlllllll81l0118 110118 appropriate to mem!Jer.. vldes for ordlnallon of ahlp In the churCh." kinds ol preabyter1 or The Lord's Supper, also First. there wnuld be Delegations tom the ei .~t . known as 1he Eucharist or Holy denominations will consider the Communion, could be eelebra~ ootllne of a po6slble plan of eel wftb any of the rites .OW In union wbich was drafted during use by lbe variOus uniting tbe past year by a apeclsl churches. The service could be commisslon under the chair· celebrated only by an ordained manship of the Rev. Dr. minister, but laymen ancl Engene Car&OR Bloke, new women should "asslst lll aeueral secretary of the World appropriate WByiJ ." The cooseCouncll of Churches. cration of tbe elements must It was .Dr. Blake, tben chief Include tbe worda of lnstitutioa executive officer of the United used by Christ hlmsell at the Presbyterian Cburch, who first Last Supper. Without adopting proposed the merger In a any particular theological &lleoaennoa In SaD Franci.sco Dec. ry of what happens io the 4, 1960. Eucharist, the WIIIo<l church Involved ln tlle merger would affirm that the sanegotiations are the United crament i~ an "effective means Presbyterian Church, 'iouthem whereby God in Christ acts and Presbyter; an Churcb, Mel'todist Christ is p."esent with His Church. Episcopal Church. Afri- people." can Metbodisl E p is cop a I MINISTRY Church, UnJted Church of The new church would have t'lulst. Disciples of Christ ancl the historic ordero >f ministry Evange1ical United Brethren. mentioned in the New TesHere are the main features of lament-bishops, presbyters (or the union proposal which may elders) and deacons. bave fa!'-reachlng effects 011 the Bishops would be 1he chief structure of American Protestantism : FAITH •' -~prelliainiryII<JIalep . ... ~=~·:,~ lo Of Truth in Creation of UDited Church I I n· ' ~ . l " II ·• I I ' '. i FLYING SQUADRON PUIUCATIONS Re•. Wilbur hrrin, Chr. Catherine Shenefield, Chr. Don Mullen WendeD Gerlach Bill Chlldt Tom Scally Guy Guinther Betty Fultz Re• Shenefield Rev. Joseph Kraley Mn. Georae Lowery Mickey Werner RuaaeU Cullums Mary Virginia Holliday Roland Ealllman Ann Lambert Joyce Leonard Sylvia Midkiff IIUlne Arnolf Bill Pullins Don I .anniq '.. �. -~·· ., . ,; • \ Long -Bottom SJciety News (I '( Buckwheat· E:a.•.g.''fii'_.t ·. e· noJDI'n'at:ons" N.earJI~ng BI"g Mom''ent .I I By LOUIS CASSELl! trallo<l Pro11 IntemaUonal WASHINGroN (UP() -Eight Protestant denominations are n•arlng the moment of tru~ In their offorl to create a uruted onurcn WilD ., muuon mem· bers. Their merger lalks, which baYe been In progress lor fiVe years, w!U reach a crucial otago al a meeting In Dallas, Tex., next week (May Z.O). · I ·\ ) I \ \ '\ I ., (Vote for not more than one) X I KENNETH HOGEN For County Commi88ioner ' (Unexp1red Ttnn Encfing Janu1ry 5, 1969) (Vote for not more than one) X ~I ' i PAUL SIMON BE SURE AND MARK X ON BALLOT! / I tfomBoy ERNEST A. WINGm Pd. PoL Adf. :SANDWICH Ordtr By Phon• ·· And Take 'Em Horr• WY 2·5432 IF YOU PUNISH YOUR FLOOR~ u TALL SADDLE I IN THE Means to Me.'' A solo, "He A· · rose,'' was sung by Westina Crabtre · ~. who also read 2 po· em, ''The Cross That Was His Own.'' A garden seed contest, guessing. was enjoyed by all. Safety Hints~ Household Arci- Prices NEED WELKER Begin ·~you SHOULD REWARD THEM . ~ith ~!most every hame hu at least one area where ' JBfOB IOJlCH the floors take a terrific beatin g, either from heavy traffic in an active household or from rough weather in an f!x posed area. U you hava floors that must standuptosuch punillhment and you At --~ STATE . REPRESENTATIVE THE SHOE BOX X I RALPH WELKER Middleport, 0. man. Lulber Boothe receniiJ visIted his lather. Lloyd Bootbe. Recenl vlsltor11 of Mr. and lin. Paul Bucltley and family were her mother, Mabel Athens. Dorothy Snyder always have at least = want to keep thern looking shiny, then you need DEVOE 1J ' • IN POMEROY REPUBLICAN . $p9 PORCH AND FLOOR ENAMEL. This tough alkyd paint applie!l easily, comes in a variety of non-fading colors, and i! mod.e to take: a beatin.(. A poultry grower, buyer and proeessor, keenly aware of the problems of farmers and busmess· men. Welker for Representative Cotn. W. MAIN ST.-POMEROY VOTE MAY 3 FOR THE AREA'S ONLY ••• SUPPLY co. 675-1160 Cash & Delivery PT. P!.EASANT e ., ' 's Fiat ·Sales &Service 27th House District' of Ohio ' I 1 Mile Above The sli..r Brlclp In K•IIIUtl'• 0. .. lludget Plan ...... ' i --=======~:= ~ Apple Grove SOCiety • Notes We have attempted to present the facts concerning the bond issue in a fair and un':Jiased manner. There is unanimous approval on the part of com· mittee members that ' for the greatest good in The Meigs Local School District everyone should vote "FOR" this issue next Tuesday, May 3rd. Let's finish the job we started last fell. CITIZENS ACTION COMMITTEE FOR THE SCHOOL BOND ISSUE Dick Rosenbaum, Chairman u:: You Just Drive Thru ••• Thirt '' •• j: ~ ' ,. if.~· '' a' Vernon Weber WhileDeanna, and Georp and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Parsons Keuny, Mr. and Mn. Hank Arnott, W!Wam Miller and 1011, Perry. ' Mr. and Mrs. Anold Alder· son and daughters Gl Keno ,..,.• 1 Sunday gut!8ls II Mr. l!ld lin. Russell Roush llld family. a - McNictleo Is .un confined to Velerant HGapiial at Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrll. Dora Pli'IOIII and Mn. Rulli PlllliOlll were Sunday ....... of Mr. 1111 lin. Sidney Dursl, also v1a1tec1 will• II Mr. IIIII Mrll. Endo Donobew l!ld Mr. and Mrs. Vlrlll aa,rt of EYB118, W. Vo. Chuck Blakeslee Ralph Carl Bob King FIN ANa Dave Ohlinger, Chr. Jean Morgan Cash Bllhr John Blaettnar Jean Werry Wayne Swisher Gene Coleman John ColweU Joe Sayre Helen Quivy Audra Well Avia Bailey Jerri Grueser AI Leonard Ed Foster Sue Seel.ia IAota·Smith, Chr. Waltv·GruQu!qle~ "-7llllllitl ¢1\11 ' '. ' ' You De ( \ .• ·, ,: ~ • i··. - ' ~ Jack Weld! Mary Anderson Kermit Welton Vivian Pierce Doyle Sargent Phil Ohlinger Barbara Mullen N9 MI,ISS. fqfUSS. NO WIT SHOES ' ' mCUTM COMMITTEE VIa CHAIRMEN WASH ,• a cusllt.U. a.l1y ,1fiiii)IJI We, as the Citizens Action Committee members on both an individual basis and in a spirit of cooperation with the total committee, have attempted in every re· spect to accept full responsibility for a fair representation on the geographic areas from which we were selected. Following detailed study and appraisal, we feel that the proposed Meigs Local School District Bond Issue and Tax Levy represents the most good for the individuals concerned at the lowest investment for the greatest amount of return on this investment. CAR Pd. Pol. Adv. ~ Seventy per cent of you voted last fall that you felt a consolidated school district would better serve the students and adults than to retain the five smaller districts. A seventy per cent favorable vote is overwhe:ming support for any issue. need are member• of the rhurch. '' The diaconate would be a distinctive mlnbitry Ia ils Kn lkEihlllll81 ~~~t,l¥• ... ··-···· . . Dllllllnt'l not those in taged, whether or SPEAKERS JAMES B. KIMBl~L Republican Canclidate for StaJt CAROLINA LUMBER '• For ERective Representd~1on ' · · MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Pd. Pol. Adv. ' •hole. ' Fred Craw, Chrm .. Pomeroy, 0. and Mr. Ulllli (~lo repmeritauvea loucb 1!1 , ..try• IJDII'II). Tilt flip body woUld unilo<l ...,, lrullees, etc.) IIIII Glhen , :IIIIIIGMJ eoavtlllkiG, ~:~~~=~beinc as I mervocl for lbe eo.,_ptloll' ...-, · ·foor JllOfl, wllb nr oeriel of as a prtdillllc ·biobop IIIII 11!0 ~ 'lbe nul bl@ller 1evtJ of ceuno11 to lldmllllltlr alfalrt ~ ...,. orgllliiZalion would be ....,.,. tbe IDio,rlm. by 1 b1e 1o a diocele or ·pre~~byterJ. STATU OF lJNII'lC&TION of handa. Avoiding any cbo!ce o1 ume, Tbo prGpOBillo be 1 Ions lime, the plan refers to it aenerleally II DaDu cvltlolls lbal II pllOr&&iGn or 11111l't, OPEN LETTER TO THE VOTERS OF-. U-D_RIVE THRU FARMER BUSINESSMAN LEGISLAfOil .. ' IN tODAY 11me ;~::r-::~:11 ly-tralned men, serve 01 pastors lfolla. Secood, there would llOll - professionals, themselves bl other would be HI aside by ordina&i01 lo administer the oacrameala l!ld perform oU.~r!l pastorel claliea 101 aecesarlly requiring theoltllllcal educatloll. Deacono would be cbarled with "particular _res;poruoib[JtyiJ lor carrying OR Chrlat's mlnlstry to tbe alck and the oo&caat, the hungry and the the dishooored and tbe da~~=:-'F·!~~ I ATHENS, GALLIA, MEIGS COUNTIES For Tho Family ·, .,.. dec!- moc1o by eloclN ~ OH KAN Club Dlstrid 27 Voters Of CANVAS FOOTWEAR ~~an:~-:~~-~pverned demociiii!CoU1, wltli AlloYe tbe Mkia wwld elder1·11 th:· Melg• County Democrat Chlll'llloln I· I ORGANIZATION ·· Amlber malet · IDDoYalloD pnwldol fet· two dlltinel kinds Ill ~ UDIII ol the church. One wnuld be , the famillar ~eaalilll ltlup, ,..... 1ng 1 ~ commomlly. 'lbe other, equally book, woold be a "!ask Ioree" of•Olrislianl, anllo<l not by aeoeraphy but by limflarlly of vocaUoo or - . and 011tnlled lor 0.: (Full T•rm Commencing January 2, 1967) Fobuloua OlpOCWIIIod. l'uldinl .... .. . . Ill . ·• · • ... Jl mlqlatry 1o the ' i(lller efty, :Ill ~~ ,..llldllde from".!IIU;e fr<lm Ill I ~ cr odtlcatlclllal prGifllll! ·"' ...... to.- llf·~ 1lllllt. 1111 WOIIId 01 Prepares for Large Cr d For County Commissioner .. • WSCS met at the home Mrs. Dolly Wolfe Tuesday eveo-11 The Wilted churcb -would log. Mrs. Olden Thaxton was affirm tbe authority of the In charge of devotions and Mrs. Bible as "the norm of Its total Early Roush, the business meof.. life" and tbe yardstick by lng. Membe" attending wer• which all doctrines must be ·Mrs. Jack Ables, Mrll. Carroll measured. It would accept the OW S Wblle, Mra. Arnold Hupp, Mrll. Apostles' and Nicene creeds Dona Parsoos, Mra. Jamt!6 with tbe understanding tbat A large crowd 19 eopected In Hupp, Mrs. Olden Thaxton, Mn. church from time to time must IPt. Pleasant, W. Va. Ibis Sat.- Roy Buck, Mrll. Early Roush, supplelJlent tbese historic ex- urday and Sunday, April 30 and Mrs. Dallas Hill. Mrs. !JoUy pressions of the Christian faith jMay I, for lhe Third Annual Wolle. Birlhclays were Mrs. 01wlth "new formulations as Com Show sponsored by the den Tballen, Mrs. Jack Ablel, relevant as possible to •ew OH .KAN Coin Club, a no~ Hestess lor lbe evening wero times and situations. •· proftt organlzati~n of the TrJo Mrs. Bob Rhodes and Mrs WORSffiP Counly commumtles. Sherman For<!. wbo were unaThere would be freedom . Hours for tbe show's open. ble lo attend dae lo i!lnes1. Serwlt.hin the new church for : : e 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. Sat- · ving refreshment. were Mra. "diverse traditions of ceremoYtoa~ on ~aybol r 0 ~ Early Roush, Mrll. Dol'll Par· 9 w w . sons and Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. ny, vesture, music and the noon p, rn. like " Each I I t' be held attbe Moose Club Audl· Recent guests of Mr. ud · oca congrega 108 tormm on Mam St with free could continue using fts farnikin .1 bl · Mrs. Bob Rhode• wero Mr 111d Uar forms and rites but paC\rubg ava~da e. Ed Ml'll. Ralph Butcher, Of Medina, ' I . • . pres! en& ward Bur· Mr d M B II Morris 1m exper enIaI on With the sem- k It f M'ddl t ld IIIII · an rs. erne cea of olher traditions would be O::aw "wm :,. ;:;ar::st of the and daughter Judy, Mr. tnd encouraged In the hope that 1year WJ'th up to 20 com . dealers Mrs. Joe Butcher, n.--1..1 over 1 generation , or more from thrte states participating Butcher. Mr. and Mra. ~ tbere would be ' a steady 1·n lhe two day sess100. . A Jarge Butcher, of Summersville, W. V ncl 1M movement toward the creation exhibition of choice early Unit- a., Mr. , ~ 1'1. of ne~ forms of worship ed States coins fractional and I came &o YlBit their mother, Mr~ expresstve of tlle enriched new rare large size' paper ' Butcher and daughter, ef tradition of the united church w'JII be on displ d currenclhy Salem. Nortb Carolina. Ientire sbow ay unng e came to VlSl . 't 1helr molber• Mn. ftseIf .., SACRAMENT!! F-e 001- ' . I 'II •· Sherman Butcher, who was 'II '" n appratsa w1 w the of ber daugb Baptism could be adminls· offered to 1h bl' A . at bomo 11r. tered. by either of the modes auction will cfos:U show Mnl. Bob Rhodea. historically practiced in the Sunday. Fond cateriRg service Recent guesla ol Mr. ud Mn. church-Immersion or sprin· will be furnished by St. Ann's Dalla• Hill were Mro. Dale kllng. The baptism of Infants Society, Chrillt Eplsoopal H1U IIIII soas, Junior Wolle IIIII would be "recognized and Church. Free souvenir wooden SUzanne Bradbury of Middleaccepted" with the proviso that nickels hourly door prizes and pert, Ml'l. Dolly W.Ue, Mr. llld "110 congregation may be a raffl~ of gold will be a feature Mr~ David Welherspooo ll!d required, against its will," 1o of the show. There 18 00 ad- daugbtero Lori and Belh. ba,;;ip;;;;ll;;;;ze;;;;ln;;;;f;;;;an;;;;Js;;;;...Th...,e;;;;lm;ipo:.;.rta;.n..c;.,e;;,m~iss~i~on~char~g~e·~...,...,...,....,J Recent guesta of Mr. and Mn. f Dorsa Par110ns were Mr. Mrll. Gerald Wells aod MaDdy, Syracuse, Mr. ud Mrs. Ca~toli !J Delmar Canaday has withdrawn as a Democrat write in candidate for the unexpired term for County Commissioner in favor of Paul Simon. Please write in and be sure and "X" Paul Simon for unexpired term and Kenneth Hogen for full term Meigs County Commissioner. - Home•of the . of a personal commltmenl 'Of p1slors Gl !heir dlslrlcts or faitb-sll·es•.ed In communi0118 dioceses, bul their which !Jmii baptism lo those of j Ute acta and decl&lons rtsJlGllslble age-woold be re- Jy would be 111bject to approval oognlzed by a requlremenl that , by a repmenlatlve <llUilCil anyone ban~ed as an Infant I (slmlllll' .Jo a presbytery). mu~t, , In a ' subsequent solemn ,. JUgnlllcanl new Idea pill act of conllrmallon, ··occept forward Ia tbe plu and DOl his _oerson•l resJlOlllllbllily 01 a IakeR from ~ of Chfll!llan and make the afllrma· plll11C1pating deatlllllll81l0118 110118 appropriate to mem!Jer.. vldes for ordlnallon of ahlp In the churCh." kinds ol preabyter1 or The Lord's Supper, also First. there wnuld be Delegations tom the ei .~t . known as 1he Eucharist or Holy denominations will consider the Communion, could be eelebra~ ootllne of a po6slble plan of eel wftb any of the rites .OW In union wbich was drafted during use by lbe variOus uniting tbe past year by a apeclsl churches. The service could be commisslon under the chair· celebrated only by an ordained manship of the Rev. Dr. minister, but laymen ancl Engene Car&OR Bloke, new women should "asslst lll aeueral secretary of the World appropriate WByiJ ." The cooseCouncll of Churches. cration of tbe elements must It was .Dr. Blake, tben chief Include tbe worda of lnstitutioa executive officer of the United used by Christ hlmsell at the Presbyterian Cburch, who first Last Supper. Without adopting proposed the merger In a any particular theological &lleoaennoa In SaD Franci.sco Dec. ry of what happens io the 4, 1960. Eucharist, the WIIIo<l church Involved ln tlle merger would affirm that the sanegotiations are the United crament i~ an "effective means Presbyterian Church, 'iouthem whereby God in Christ acts and Presbyter; an Churcb, Mel'todist Christ is p."esent with His Church. Episcopal Church. Afri- people." can Metbodisl E p is cop a I MINISTRY Church, UnJted Church of The new church would have t'lulst. Disciples of Christ ancl the historic ordero >f ministry Evange1ical United Brethren. mentioned in the New TesHere are the main features of lament-bishops, presbyters (or the union proposal which may elders) and deacons. bave fa!'-reachlng effects 011 the Bishops would be 1he chief structure of American Protestantism : FAITH •' -~prelliainiryII<JIalep . ... ~=~·:,~ lo Of Truth in Creation of UDited Church I I n· ' ~ . l " II ·• I I ' '. i FLYING SQUADRON PUIUCATIONS Re•. Wilbur hrrin, Chr. Catherine Shenefield, Chr. Don Mullen WendeD Gerlach Bill Chlldt Tom Scally Guy Guinther Betty Fultz Re• Shenefield Rev. Joseph Kraley Mn. Georae Lowery Mickey Werner RuaaeU Cullums Mary Virginia Holliday Roland Ealllman Ann Lambert Joyce Leonard Sylvia Midkiff IIUlne Arnolf Bill Pullins Don I .anniq '.. �-----· ' • ,._ . _, ---~...--., .- ~- ·--........,. z' .. I • ~~~---~ ---- ~~~~~~~----~=,-.•. ·----- --·-·-· ______... .. -·.... ........ -..·--· . ... . . lr ,,...,, • • : - -·• ..- • ., ' '- _,........---·-' f~l ' . ' ~ ' ·----~-~ ., / , 1 -'<\OP I · · - - •• ,..., ....~"'• ......... ~ ....... ...._,...~ ,. / • ' • ) I - \ (' j I' d ,( ~· ;' I : Wioumg Essays on ~otest t SAYS w. ::~:or::~ 'Future in Education' Published,'·( upper ·or lower jaw, rl8bl 91' , . . . Sunday lloetor 8a)'l eal lell; whet 11 the approxlllllte Ed. Note< EarUer .tbl.l week first place wbmen In th e Hlib SCbQOI and l!Pllor High SCbQOI cllvlllcu Ia, La..,.oce, D.D.S. age or ibe pmoo: Even ""' Qln~at on the topic ''0\Jr Future In Education," were an IIOWICed and publfahed. BelOw 1118 IICOD4 1114 ___ ..... .... ·Tragedy oo lrigedy waa plle4 ... I'lL'< •"" :""""Jmes be 4e- !Jiace eaayaln eaeb-dlvlslon. ~.,, """' DMIIGe ~- u ..... =........_ ""'" 1 "'"'" ' ~rmlned. 1-raya of teeth .... ,, lllgh li<lull Dlvblt1 ·...... ~·up rece~Uy In Japon when jaws 0811 he com~ed wltb Pl'll' DIP SOoot lll>fMI , 1111)' Radlonl, 1e11o .....,._, Ptaunr series of plana Cl"'..shc: vious liimi to ldeullflca. W-, RIIGoltd Becky:::;r;;.:omeror See_. Plaee ft1rt f11ee lhe Uves of over 300 11m more pos!Uve. How lleHad lctually COO.olidatioo lor '"Pomeroy on May 3• !*, our Our fulure Plctunos alld accounts of Dentures are uaually totaUy blow w~a ~ or a Middleport, and ourrounding .,: ~lbo ~~ on apon all of 111, the JIIUIII age strewn over wide destroyed by Intense htat but consolldaUon wue naUy Ill? eas Ill the best thing lbot could bond lssoo supporlinlthe the old to lillie aa4 drive -~Tr~nslstor lletterl.. were appaiUng. Disaster they con be dtel!ent tdentill· Bow can anyoue vote agalnal, bave happened for our comm1111- Local SCbools. 'l'be outcome our olnew echoolt, tFIIIhllghllolllrles lnv..Ugatlng the crashes bed ..UOn markers ID other types or for an Wile unieu:be and- lly. It will give studenll 1D this vole wiU determine wbelbmonumental task trying 01 dls-rs. The armed serv· It? The anlwers are lower grades a bOlter chance fll the 1e o1 the new c1J5. roads to traDiport Gill' t Lontern BoHerlos make aome sense out of cbaoo. Ices recocnlzed this years ago simple. Anyone wh9 diM 1101 16 saiD more knowledge. Of !riel ar:""!lDIDC to support IIIII the neeetiWJ eHobby Bolllrill Part o! a dlsaater . and dentures, proeeased In At- Ullderotand an lslluo aa4 votes COUI'lle, we have lbo heat ecfu. their cbllclron's eclaealloll to provide Ul with thole ........ work has to do with ldentifl· my dental laboratories have acalosl r~ b&!lag hll feelings ea~o~ our school , .. offer, lull providing a new bigb school. ID oblain a biCll llaadant -·•r P' e Photo Plolh .cation and teeth oftm name, rank aa4 eertal IIIUllber 00 flclltlous 1'1111101'1 clrcula~ II IS Jll9t oot enough to give us If it is decided to ."~~ jiiiOdem eaucauoo. - arelol Balterlos the onlv clues alter baked Into the base material by other Mll-llllonned wtm, 1 chaDee to ~ompele fairly with the bond issue tbe new _..,. ..... · d_ISa..ters SUC · of dentures. •··· -•t ;;_· All Nationully 1 .h as plane •· """" a .. - in•·""• - - to bf~ ~ the larger high schools around trlcl ocboolt wru' join ~)gO!~... ~~ Cmw>Jidallon ill OUI'~::;:: ~ IDd look • ''"' · exp os.ons, • "'" self, hla eolllllry, and his as. to form one of the largos! aad union there IB ( .Advertised Brands and earthquakes. FlndmR This Idea ahould he liJIIversal. terlty One of our problems Is pre, IICbools Through boob we pill >· :' . clres requires painstakin~ work If ..ploll!d. It's aimple to do. po~iloo Is sometblng that paring students who plan to =~::.':::,'"': and throogb kao•ll ~ i by hiRhly trained people a n d Place 1111110 and address typed be taken lousl d enter college Many of these · · ledge comes wisdom. ConsoJI. 1 ~·.· Ieven then It's a tough job. oo thin paper Into the p I n k mnouet for granted serOne yW.:~. otudents are . unprepared for la'I'beges retowouldnehew ~ achool. dation provides more 8 l fnlense heal does s1tange plastic material of dentures and h · ,;; the great change from hiRh ...,. best of teachers .;;;·-·~ !hinge to. identifying marb: cover. It With plastic •.o :f S<:hool to college. These stud' higher respect will be beld by 10 • • cury Sliver flilmgs expel free mer- thel II can be seen but woo t II bo to be It ~ f ents ne<d personnel counselors . ppo_ ul ' he other• throughout the CO\lJio wblch contaminates gold wear off. una y a eu:;u rom and . d varied currte um, a tter in! maklnj! them look like one _of fulfillment to one of dis· our school JUSt oes not letic program, and 8 ~lOr 1ty and state. The students lasuc: and rcelain fill- Only minor Importance Is mus10runent and defeat. hnve any. band. A new consolidated share the pride of our ' p po gmn to the special scii!nce of Of course there Is always the Educatmg those who do not school would prepare 1111 IIChool Wlth their pareots r:f;;;;;;m;;q;;iji:ijj$iiwiiiii~ii!i\i forensic dentistry In the Unit- attitude "II It was g 0 0 d plan to enter college Is another for a college education and made It all possible by their ed States but In some parts of enough 'for me, It'll he good problem. Many larger schools able us to live 8 more vote ''yes" on school the world aucb as Sacandlnavia, enough for them.'' Was 1t good are able to educate these life for ourselves and our to make this dream come true K's part of dental education cur· enough? 1 doubt it. Had any atudents so that they are able rmmity. It wuuld set oor for our couoty. rk:ulum and ia studied as a sci· one of them for one day lried to get a good joh as soon as ards of learning and Our lodlng populatlolo,_ once. DenHsla are required to to compete with the average they graduate. higher. this world we Bartna make detailed records of pa- htgh school student now very Some advantages In favor of For those wbo are · demands tb IUUI llenla' teeth and tbese include few could have mainlalned com. c;onaolldation are new and bet- unable or haven't the desire tep and · 1 8~ '":,.'elmorcbljl not only newly placed fillings, I parable grade standings ter leaching faciliHes. Times attend college the wider • b' h JOIn I of ed but existing fillings, missing [ Our country is one 0 ( the change and our school can not more varied ~urriculum Oora hiRilder evwil~l ucatkm. PhoMWYNII7 th . II In aff d to b . c ren reap a D4 I. Mllll -., ~ • Ja~:n":a te"' e~. lud leading powers of the world. In ·or "~t"e:.18 equlpmnfaenlrt enable them to earn a living harvest from the seeda we ..,.., " · - - - - - - - . . . ; . 18 u orway, as r ams me e , space exploraiion our scientists every year whatever job they may choose. but the soluti~ of a number of hnve probed deeper and more to the students. If a student It is not fair for the ~achers problems arlsmg out of a per. successfully into 8p8Ce than wonts to learn his subject well to have to teach Without SOb's death Is often dependeul those of any other country. Ye~ so that he will he able to proper equipment which is this dental scJence. ad yourseJf this _ "How rna"v do !tis JOb weU, he must have always available now, of these scientists came fro ..1 ' the . best and most . modern would be in a larger school. 10.YUI Meigs County?" eqwpment. . Good schOOls would also In order for our country to . Another very big and a most the entire county as far as · stand above the res~ we must lDlportant advantage would be dustry is coocerned. We Coltjtllte~ prepare the children ot today better teachers. The school oot expect industries to !orate for jotiS of tomorrow. would have more funds so they in our communities wehere . .....i . ... The students of Meigs County would be able to poy more to zens do not support their Holzer llosp1tal: VJSJiing are just aa Intelligent as other get the best lechers. . IIJI:e generaUon. r.lltlhlnll hours 2 - I and 7- 8 .P· m. Par- students all over the world. The For future generations of The people should not •110.. ents only on Pediatrics Wlll'd. big question is not mental ca- Mrugs County the new school only of how much it will Adm!Joloao paclty. The one large factor will be a .great advan~age. II them, but how mucb it . ~ oeason, s.Soor Fullk's G·Hybrids demonma1ed 100% Alden w. Wedemeyer, Bt. z. contributing to success is the this bond ISSue pas~es m May, hendit us. The children • - befole their bnd-ia capociJy 10 make rocSafety Gallipolis; Mrs. Clara L am· Information put before lbo stu- ~ •::nts of thiS area can Me~gs County deserve the 8 .... l'uU.6olci-Jields ill_, impo11ant ''"" grow· bert, Bt. 1, Crown City; Mrs. denl Bdore a student can . ard to better educe- educaUon possible, and will (onlrols .iiiJI area ia lf>e lwa.lter K. Devault, Rt. 1, Ew. learn something, It must first lion than ever betore. surely strive to KEEP Meigs lugton: Ernest s. Denny, Rt. 1, be put before him. County a wonderful place in GUSS-UNIIl Ewlnglon: Mrs. Charles w. Many people bave said tbat Which to live. 30 GAL GAS Clagg, Bidwell; Mrs. Larry R. the only hope for Melge County Vef eWS - - - - -- - - - ' j ,.,· Sayre, Pt. Pleasant; Roderick is the establishment of a large SaUy Polk down Meldahl 10:211 L. Click, Mt. Alto, w. Va.; Industry In this area. But how Gaugo readings: Gallipolis I p.m.; Bu~keye Slate ~wn For full-field·yield!l of quality corn on your Mrs. Brooks C. Glover, Galli- many people would he properly Dam 12 _2 30.1 running 104 feet [ dahl It 25 p.m. , Wll· form, plonr Punk's G-Hybridt on whole fields oa Ferry; Eric L. Diddle, trained to handle jobs in this on roll~ Po~eroy-Mason out liam Pttt up Me~dahl 1:10 JOUf farm, Racine; Mrs. VIrgil H. Taylor, new industry? Pl. Pleas;nl 2S.IB, Hinton 3_8; m.: Walter Bl!(,'kJord up Rt. I, Long Boltom; Mrs. On May 3, many of our vo~ statiouary Kanawha Falls 1 dahl 2:35 a.m., AIIJed-Ashland D. Folmer, Rl. 1. Pom· ers will he going to the polls 9.54 rising Charleston 22_84 clown Meldahl 3:25 a.m.: New Mrs. George F• Stanley1 to vote for a new bond iasue• r·Jsmg. . Lo'd . I Orleans up Meldahl 4:45 a. m. n on was runmng 8. Gall . EDWARD BAER, OWNER jAshland, Ky.; Boy A. Yeauger, If tills bond Issue passes, the feet, Marmet 911 feel and Win· : . !polls Dam- T11an .up I, South Point; Mrs. Willie average innease in taxation field 13 feet. S.20 p.m., Southern down 12.411 POMEROY 232 E. SECOND WY 2·2036 Wells: Rt. 3, Ashland, .Ky.; woold amoont to slightly Oblo River _ Esso a.m.; Allen R. Mernll down I Anna Ehas, Ironton; Ervm E. than $10.00 per family. vania . a.m.; H. E. Bowles down 2:35 14 1.45 Hughes, Rt. 5, JaciJson; Mrs. HIt passes,the State of a.m.; Steel Trader down 5:05 --::::::::=::::::::::::;:::::==::::::::::.:~ 1 B ;::' •15 · 6_15•-m.,. VIrgil T. Hupp, Ravenswood. will furnish 12,01111,01111 for a ;;';,ble e do:: 1 ~~· a.m.; Bryan B. up 7 a.m. 8 Bir1lll ' consolidated school. However, down lt, 7:0S ~.m. ; · 'Edeana .Kanawba River .- J. S. .LewPHONE WY 2·2115 G 1 H this iasue does not pass, Bo orth ~ 11 .30 • L is down London 2.311 a.m., Na· M 5 Broo,__ c Gl 8 1 1 'onteroy 1 Up~jrj; • 'AZI • over sw up ""' p.m. • Mulberry Ave. P Ferry daughter !·58 p Hille, if any, State aid will he ther Herdman up 20 6·05 ~ mu-. tiona L down Winf" ld t :55 a. Th1D'sdaY; Mrs. Vi~gii H: available, and the average tax- Kentuckian up 20, ' 7 m.; A. J. Patten up. Winfield "' TayhJr, Rt Lon Botto aUon increase would amount to do ~ 7.311 , 4 a.m.; 1 ;11 • , g m, son h $3 wn w , . a.m., 15 m Beaver up Winfield p. m. Tbumlay, more t an 0.00 a year. Helen Z. down 23, 12:40 a.m.; IF.;•;;;·;;;·; . . . - - - - - - r l Dlacbargeo Please, anyone who Peggy Downey down 23, l :?li a. bl Charlotte L. Barber, Geue K. ltnow what th!A bond Issue is m.; Franklin Pierce up 23 , 5,05 rl 1IC.<>per, Joho F. Gillum, Glen about - find out! And, on a.m.; Mark M. down Greenup Tho Vory BISI Eugeoe Knapp aad 3, go and pledge your 8:45 p.m.: Lady Gloria In Ul8d Cars Anywhere iiiiiia;;iiiiiiiiii.,...,...,...,..._iiiii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiii...,~'-i"-_;Mrs~.~Lucy~~V;_.;;;ll;;;ard.:;_w~a~y,~=;/ for the new Meigs Local School GreenUp 10:05 p.m.; w011tenl[l NO REASONABLE Dlslrlct You will he doing a up Greenup 11:10 p.m.; PamOFFER REFUSED ""''""' ~vice to yourself, your e1a D. up Greenup 11:5.1 p.m.; county s children, and your L. Fieore down Meldaht 3:311 SEE country. m; Walter Williamson ·· dtlhl 4:45 p.m.; Bayou L~~~ SEATTLE - Boeing Co. an- down Meldahi 5:51l p.m.; { nouneecr It will farm out 65 per up Meldahl &:45 p.m.; Endea-·11 POMEROY, 0, cent of lhe work on the vor down Meldahl 7: 5ll p.m. ; airframe or the 717 airliner to sll: Nortbrop Corp, got the plum, Its estimated share exceed haU a billion dollars -~ ·-- BATTERY NEEDS I I l!ol......., mne CP~ eclura~m ~~:~ ::.::-=~ 0: ..,d 1Q LA·''S. entand. n WERN_ER . t d' & Tv' ·Ra NOMINATE ILLER. Gifts MIDDLEPORT i..: BOOK STORE Officers for Year Elected PLENTY Vote For ... • OUR VEGETABlE It's FILL·FIELD· that count! A MAN WHO Wlll.REP;. RESENT 'I'OUR VIEWS IN CONGRESS NOT THE ' VIEWS OF THE BIG CITY POLITICAl MACHINES ! He believes as youl FLOWERING PLANTS THAT OUR GOVT SHOULD STOP TAKING liROM THE THRIFTY .AND GIVING TO THE SHifTY. DUDLEY'S FLORIST THAT INFLATION IS THE TIME WHEN THOSE WHO HAY!i SAVED lOR A--RIIJ/W DAY -GET SOAKED. For MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER -FuiiTormhpublkan Candldllo [N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ..1 ' ' i ONLY -·~~~~ ·r /.130.00 a Down - B.olon.. on Conveni1n1 Ternw \ MASON Looking for lnexp~nslve New FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. HOlle Fmishinas •I VISIT OUR BUDGET SHOP Democratic State Central CommitteeI cwoman- '! ILSE BACHMAN Incumbent Experienced WHAT IS THE TRUTH •• , Young ABOUT Energetic Pledged to work for ALL DEMO- NERVE '""""' c.rit,Att lilt , , . . .....Ill DEAFNESS? VOTE FOR The antwer to this questioa. pbat CRATS nominated May 3rd. ILSE .BACHMAN APPEALS COURT NEEDS • many blOre important hlctl tall be found ita the IOU liJac ... booklet, "The Truth About Nerv• Deafnea." Write, pbcme or vUlt D today for your FREE ct/111• l'here ia no obligation. ·t· ~~ Diles Rai10111r Co. MALTA, OHIO Pd. Pol. Adv. 593-3522 N. Covrt St. Athens WILLIAM AMMER ., CII"'II9Htt. Otlit IUDG£ FOR 9 Y'IARS THE ONLY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THIS OFFICE WHO IS A JUDGE ............................... I r _....;.,;...;•=--- I ·nm ·S. -T- II ~ of lhe ultimately are hnge aold. ;~~~:II :.. T~SSOT Hiller got the next share, about $151l million worUJ. 11 for the next eight or 10 years. WASIDNGTON -The Securitleo and Exchange Com~1loo[l has accused Georgia-PacUie Corp. of ualng a stock pureiulse - • m to manipulate the price ol lis own shares with the aim ol defrauding owners of businesses it bad •Breed to buy fO!' 'stoct. The clvllllllt !llod by llie II'M'ftiment named the eompaDJ'o two top olftcen u CIMielebdanto. o\-ttllllt "7". S.lf·wlndlftJ, llil:lllliiiiMIIII ........... $71 .50 1-Cllulc fiUIIf ~. $39.M IWore Tissot appointo an olllcial agency, the store's technical atandards and reputation for inregity are carefully checked. It is an honor, therefore, to an- ..._ we bave been aelec~ AI 011e or a limited IIIUIIber of TiaJot a1encies. Sold anrlserviQed by a -oit of !actoiy qento in 102 oountr!.., every Tissot - walcb ia backed by a one-year unconditionol fiW'IDiee. AU 'l'lllotiiiOVeDIOilts are lactory;lea~ for 7 days to ....,,. lllliJimum timekeepinl dependability. In loci, in Switzerland, where the world's flneot watches are prOdllced, TJssot 18 one of, the preferred ~ ~blnlns ....l'lional ac<!llraeyo with distinctive , . . , oar c:omplele ~ oolleCIIon Jncludei morlolo for,men and women from P9.86 up, Come In, write"" pbDne lor free TJssot 11Jie bii.ch\UW. I \< .""" IIOTTElt W{\TER LIFE --- ....' _ Y-. ,, lxwutlve Chalrn'1111 FOf\ The Pllt 20 '· Make New York Clothing House Your Blouse Headquarters _ BY - , .. - --· • .' Pd. PoL Adv. Cam-TobloMatloL (23" 0\'ei'IU dltg. tube--.; 274 Ill- in, picluN ........ -..). Included in thia brond new coUectlon are halt sleevea. aleevelesa and the bra n d IIIIW "Poor Boy" otyle. All the Iateat patter111 and ..,. lors. Cabinet is so compact k could Ill inside this Motorola round .. lUbe Color TV cabinet shellwith space to aparel ** The Ia Cabinet ia low, slim. picruJe 3·98 to 5·98 New Dresses by Shapely ,sri. a' to 16-$10to$13 and -GO· VOTE NEXT TUESDAY . ·tYRE New ,Y9fk Clothing House . ,.y .· .' ',.. .... I ' a :.• ' ' ' In Pomeroy For Over 90 Years * ** transfonner c~ 1,;1 L:J d * Color 0 .... .). ,l ' compoct. Push-button Demaglllliler holpe dlrify picture of magnetic inlrKflllnl:a. 82-chennel tuning. Power .. Lighted chlllllll indlcoiilrt. lndlcaiOr llghl. . P.S•••• Just R-ived • recllngular, lull, big. .' ASSOCI~TED ijDIO & WY~S "'"" Mlllor,o,214 E.~N . ' I. MICW 2SCUI. SHAPELY lEMAN . METROPOLITAN MOTORS LADIESI n.. Only Celllllt!lt• '" SoulhMslof" Ol)lo ~ ..., ~ ,. v- IIIR• ·Co. ._.puWI- MOTOROLA R Td1 am tr ns We are proud to announce our appointment as an Official Agency for In my opinion it is high lime that some common sense be used in conducting the affairs of this nation. I am strictly opposed to the reckless spending of your money . and mine. Pndl.lllman ,,. I am opposed to an increase of the Federal lncomll·Tax. · I am opposed to a "Wily Nill y" attitude of·.Congreas in Its dealIngs with left wing destructive groups that ere flYing to undermine our government. .h I favor an early honorable settlement of the Viet . ~am War. I believe that college education expenses Jhould be tax deductable. .. ,, t.' I believe that 10% of the federal Income taxes· should be retained by the state to be used for local school dilltr-1~1, end for oth· er community needs. Your vote will be greatly appreciated. !·!~ATING 77 :3J a:m:; iiiiii ~99 PLUMBING & SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILlS REPUBLICAN CITIZENS of MEIGS COUNTY Your Interests Are My Interests • HOME! ........,,•.•, Pd. Pol..Adv. fNew Furniture N IIMIIIf 1/YM/DI Appreciated 1 3 ROOMS MODERN $54.95 OHIO VALLEY IAY3rdVOTE ' . BEMAN FOR CONGRES$. FOR THE • • WATER Ri Your Vote lo: JnflueDCe OPTOitiETRIS 1 Office Hours 9 to 12. Ho S !Ciuse 11 NOOD OD Thurs. - East t:ouM St.. Pomeruy ·~ • OF HOT Hospital News -"7· and I IAI--:*'5 BEAUTY SALON ----================- : IS HERE! l. WE NOW HAVE ' 1'·r1 ~~~ ;ou~.:._mo~ mc:'rnized ISPRING ' :;e~::. ~~ ':tur":":. ~ sll!:· CLARENCE E~-. Selection Of ~lear m-- �-----· ' • ,._ . _, ---~...--., .- ~- ·--........,. z' .. I • ~~~---~ ---- ~~~~~~~----~=,-.•. ·----- --·-·-· ______... .. -·.... ........ -..·--· . ... . . lr ,,...,, • • : - -·• ..- • ., ' '- _,........---·-' f~l ' . ' ~ ' ·----~-~ ., / , 1 -'<\OP I · · - - •• ,..., ....~"'• ......... ~ ....... ...._,...~ ,. / • ' • ) I - \ (' j I' d ,( ~· ;' I : Wioumg Essays on ~otest t SAYS w. ::~:or::~ 'Future in Education' Published,'·( upper ·or lower jaw, rl8bl 91' , . . . Sunday lloetor 8a)'l eal lell; whet 11 the approxlllllte Ed. Note< EarUer .tbl.l week first place wbmen In th e Hlib SCbQOI and l!Pllor High SCbQOI cllvlllcu Ia, La..,.oce, D.D.S. age or ibe pmoo: Even ""' Qln~at on the topic ''0\Jr Future In Education," were an IIOWICed and publfahed. BelOw 1118 IICOD4 1114 ___ ..... .... ·Tragedy oo lrigedy waa plle4 ... I'lL'< •"" :""""Jmes be 4e- !Jiace eaayaln eaeb-dlvlslon. ~.,, """' DMIIGe ~- u ..... =........_ ""'" 1 "'"'" ' ~rmlned. 1-raya of teeth .... ,, lllgh li<lull Dlvblt1 ·...... ~·up rece~Uy In Japon when jaws 0811 he com~ed wltb Pl'll' DIP SOoot lll>fMI , 1111)' Radlonl, 1e11o .....,._, Ptaunr series of plana Cl"'..shc: vious liimi to ldeullflca. W-, RIIGoltd Becky:::;r;;.:omeror See_. Plaee ft1rt f11ee lhe Uves of over 300 11m more pos!Uve. How lleHad lctually COO.olidatioo lor '"Pomeroy on May 3• !*, our Our fulure Plctunos alld accounts of Dentures are uaually totaUy blow w~a ~ or a Middleport, and ourrounding .,: ~lbo ~~ on apon all of 111, the JIIUIII age strewn over wide destroyed by Intense htat but consolldaUon wue naUy Ill? eas Ill the best thing lbot could bond lssoo supporlinlthe the old to lillie aa4 drive -~Tr~nslstor lletterl.. were appaiUng. Disaster they con be dtel!ent tdentill· Bow can anyoue vote agalnal, bave happened for our comm1111- Local SCbools. 'l'be outcome our olnew echoolt, tFIIIhllghllolllrles lnv..Ugatlng the crashes bed ..UOn markers ID other types or for an Wile unieu:be and- lly. It will give studenll 1D this vole wiU determine wbelbmonumental task trying 01 dls-rs. The armed serv· It? The anlwers are lower grades a bOlter chance fll the 1e o1 the new c1J5. roads to traDiport Gill' t Lontern BoHerlos make aome sense out of cbaoo. Ices recocnlzed this years ago simple. Anyone wh9 diM 1101 16 saiD more knowledge. Of !riel ar:""!lDIDC to support IIIII the neeetiWJ eHobby Bolllrill Part o! a dlsaater . and dentures, proeeased In At- Ullderotand an lslluo aa4 votes COUI'lle, we have lbo heat ecfu. their cbllclron's eclaealloll to provide Ul with thole ........ work has to do with ldentifl· my dental laboratories have acalosl r~ b&!lag hll feelings ea~o~ our school , .. offer, lull providing a new bigb school. ID oblain a biCll llaadant -·•r P' e Photo Plolh .cation and teeth oftm name, rank aa4 eertal IIIUllber 00 flclltlous 1'1111101'1 clrcula~ II IS Jll9t oot enough to give us If it is decided to ."~~ jiiiOdem eaucauoo. - arelol Balterlos the onlv clues alter baked Into the base material by other Mll-llllonned wtm, 1 chaDee to ~ompele fairly with the bond issue tbe new _..,. ..... · d_ISa..ters SUC · of dentures. •··· -•t ;;_· All Nationully 1 .h as plane •· """" a .. - in•·""• - - to bf~ ~ the larger high schools around trlcl ocboolt wru' join ~)gO!~... ~~ Cmw>Jidallon ill OUI'~::;:: ~ IDd look • ''"' · exp os.ons, • "'" self, hla eolllllry, and his as. to form one of the largos! aad union there IB ( .Advertised Brands and earthquakes. FlndmR This Idea ahould he liJIIversal. terlty One of our problems Is pre, IICbools Through boob we pill >· :' . clres requires painstakin~ work If ..ploll!d. It's aimple to do. po~iloo Is sometblng that paring students who plan to =~::.':::,'"': and throogb kao•ll ~ i by hiRhly trained people a n d Place 1111110 and address typed be taken lousl d enter college Many of these · · ledge comes wisdom. ConsoJI. 1 ~·.· Ieven then It's a tough job. oo thin paper Into the p I n k mnouet for granted serOne yW.:~. otudents are . unprepared for la'I'beges retowouldnehew ~ achool. dation provides more 8 l fnlense heal does s1tange plastic material of dentures and h · ,;; the great change from hiRh ...,. best of teachers .;;;·-·~ !hinge to. identifying marb: cover. It With plastic •.o :f S<:hool to college. These stud' higher respect will be beld by 10 • • cury Sliver flilmgs expel free mer- thel II can be seen but woo t II bo to be It ~ f ents ne<d personnel counselors . ppo_ ul ' he other• throughout the CO\lJio wblch contaminates gold wear off. una y a eu:;u rom and . d varied currte um, a tter in! maklnj! them look like one _of fulfillment to one of dis· our school JUSt oes not letic program, and 8 ~lOr 1ty and state. The students lasuc: and rcelain fill- Only minor Importance Is mus10runent and defeat. hnve any. band. A new consolidated share the pride of our ' p po gmn to the special scii!nce of Of course there Is always the Educatmg those who do not school would prepare 1111 IIChool Wlth their pareots r:f;;;;;;m;;q;;iji:ijj$iiwiiiii~ii!i\i forensic dentistry In the Unit- attitude "II It was g 0 0 d plan to enter college Is another for a college education and made It all possible by their ed States but In some parts of enough 'for me, It'll he good problem. Many larger schools able us to live 8 more vote ''yes" on school the world aucb as Sacandlnavia, enough for them.'' Was 1t good are able to educate these life for ourselves and our to make this dream come true K's part of dental education cur· enough? 1 doubt it. Had any atudents so that they are able rmmity. It wuuld set oor for our couoty. rk:ulum and ia studied as a sci· one of them for one day lried to get a good joh as soon as ards of learning and Our lodlng populatlolo,_ once. DenHsla are required to to compete with the average they graduate. higher. this world we Bartna make detailed records of pa- htgh school student now very Some advantages In favor of For those wbo are · demands tb IUUI llenla' teeth and tbese include few could have mainlalned com. c;onaolldation are new and bet- unable or haven't the desire tep and · 1 8~ '":,.'elmorcbljl not only newly placed fillings, I parable grade standings ter leaching faciliHes. Times attend college the wider • b' h JOIn I of ed but existing fillings, missing [ Our country is one 0 ( the change and our school can not more varied ~urriculum Oora hiRilder evwil~l ucatkm. PhoMWYNII7 th . II In aff d to b . c ren reap a D4 I. Mllll -., ~ • Ja~:n":a te"' e~. lud leading powers of the world. In ·or "~t"e:.18 equlpmnfaenlrt enable them to earn a living harvest from the seeda we ..,.., " · - - - - - - - . . . ; . 18 u orway, as r ams me e , space exploraiion our scientists every year whatever job they may choose. but the soluti~ of a number of hnve probed deeper and more to the students. If a student It is not fair for the ~achers problems arlsmg out of a per. successfully into 8p8Ce than wonts to learn his subject well to have to teach Without SOb's death Is often dependeul those of any other country. Ye~ so that he will he able to proper equipment which is this dental scJence. ad yourseJf this _ "How rna"v do !tis JOb weU, he must have always available now, of these scientists came fro ..1 ' the . best and most . modern would be in a larger school. 10.YUI Meigs County?" eqwpment. . Good schOOls would also In order for our country to . Another very big and a most the entire county as far as · stand above the res~ we must lDlportant advantage would be dustry is coocerned. We Coltjtllte~ prepare the children ot today better teachers. The school oot expect industries to !orate for jotiS of tomorrow. would have more funds so they in our communities wehere . .....i . ... The students of Meigs County would be able to poy more to zens do not support their Holzer llosp1tal: VJSJiing are just aa Intelligent as other get the best lechers. . IIJI:e generaUon. r.lltlhlnll hours 2 - I and 7- 8 .P· m. Par- students all over the world. The For future generations of The people should not •110.. ents only on Pediatrics Wlll'd. big question is not mental ca- Mrugs County the new school only of how much it will Adm!Joloao paclty. The one large factor will be a .great advan~age. II them, but how mucb it . ~ oeason, s.Soor Fullk's G·Hybrids demonma1ed 100% Alden w. Wedemeyer, Bt. z. contributing to success is the this bond ISSue pas~es m May, hendit us. The children • - befole their bnd-ia capociJy 10 make rocSafety Gallipolis; Mrs. Clara L am· Information put before lbo stu- ~ •::nts of thiS area can Me~gs County deserve the 8 .... l'uU.6olci-Jields ill_, impo11ant ''"" grow· bert, Bt. 1, Crown City; Mrs. denl Bdore a student can . ard to better educe- educaUon possible, and will (onlrols .iiiJI area ia lf>e lwa.lter K. Devault, Rt. 1, Ew. learn something, It must first lion than ever betore. surely strive to KEEP Meigs lugton: Ernest s. Denny, Rt. 1, be put before him. County a wonderful place in GUSS-UNIIl Ewlnglon: Mrs. Charles w. Many people bave said tbat Which to live. 30 GAL GAS Clagg, Bidwell; Mrs. Larry R. the only hope for Melge County Vef eWS - - - - -- - - - ' j ,.,· Sayre, Pt. Pleasant; Roderick is the establishment of a large SaUy Polk down Meldahl 10:211 L. Click, Mt. Alto, w. Va.; Industry In this area. But how Gaugo readings: Gallipolis I p.m.; Bu~keye Slate ~wn For full-field·yield!l of quality corn on your Mrs. Brooks C. Glover, Galli- many people would he properly Dam 12 _2 30.1 running 104 feet [ dahl It 25 p.m. , Wll· form, plonr Punk's G-Hybridt on whole fields oa Ferry; Eric L. Diddle, trained to handle jobs in this on roll~ Po~eroy-Mason out liam Pttt up Me~dahl 1:10 JOUf farm, Racine; Mrs. VIrgil H. Taylor, new industry? Pl. Pleas;nl 2S.IB, Hinton 3_8; m.: Walter Bl!(,'kJord up Rt. I, Long Boltom; Mrs. On May 3, many of our vo~ statiouary Kanawha Falls 1 dahl 2:35 a.m., AIIJed-Ashland D. Folmer, Rl. 1. Pom· ers will he going to the polls 9.54 rising Charleston 22_84 clown Meldahl 3:25 a.m.: New Mrs. George F• Stanley1 to vote for a new bond iasue• r·Jsmg. . Lo'd . I Orleans up Meldahl 4:45 a. m. n on was runmng 8. Gall . EDWARD BAER, OWNER jAshland, Ky.; Boy A. Yeauger, If tills bond Issue passes, the feet, Marmet 911 feel and Win· : . !polls Dam- T11an .up I, South Point; Mrs. Willie average innease in taxation field 13 feet. S.20 p.m., Southern down 12.411 POMEROY 232 E. SECOND WY 2·2036 Wells: Rt. 3, Ashland, .Ky.; woold amoont to slightly Oblo River _ Esso a.m.; Allen R. Mernll down I Anna Ehas, Ironton; Ervm E. than $10.00 per family. vania . a.m.; H. E. Bowles down 2:35 14 1.45 Hughes, Rt. 5, JaciJson; Mrs. HIt passes,the State of a.m.; Steel Trader down 5:05 --::::::::=::::::::::::;:::::==::::::::::.:~ 1 B ;::' •15 · 6_15•-m.,. VIrgil T. Hupp, Ravenswood. will furnish 12,01111,01111 for a ;;';,ble e do:: 1 ~~· a.m.; Bryan B. up 7 a.m. 8 Bir1lll ' consolidated school. However, down lt, 7:0S ~.m. ; · 'Edeana .Kanawba River .- J. S. .LewPHONE WY 2·2115 G 1 H this iasue does not pass, Bo orth ~ 11 .30 • L is down London 2.311 a.m., Na· M 5 Broo,__ c Gl 8 1 1 'onteroy 1 Up~jrj; • 'AZI • over sw up ""' p.m. • Mulberry Ave. P Ferry daughter !·58 p Hille, if any, State aid will he ther Herdman up 20 6·05 ~ mu-. tiona L down Winf" ld t :55 a. Th1D'sdaY; Mrs. Vi~gii H: available, and the average tax- Kentuckian up 20, ' 7 m.; A. J. Patten up. Winfield "' TayhJr, Rt Lon Botto aUon increase would amount to do ~ 7.311 , 4 a.m.; 1 ;11 • , g m, son h $3 wn w , . a.m., 15 m Beaver up Winfield p. m. Tbumlay, more t an 0.00 a year. Helen Z. down 23, 12:40 a.m.; IF.;•;;;·;;;·; . . . - - - - - - r l Dlacbargeo Please, anyone who Peggy Downey down 23, l :?li a. bl Charlotte L. Barber, Geue K. ltnow what th!A bond Issue is m.; Franklin Pierce up 23 , 5,05 rl 1IC.<>per, Joho F. Gillum, Glen about - find out! And, on a.m.; Mark M. down Greenup Tho Vory BISI Eugeoe Knapp aad 3, go and pledge your 8:45 p.m.: Lady Gloria In Ul8d Cars Anywhere iiiiiia;;iiiiiiiiii.,...,...,...,..._iiiii;;;;;iiiiiiiiiii...,~'-i"-_;Mrs~.~Lucy~~V;_.;;;ll;;;ard.:;_w~a~y,~=;/ for the new Meigs Local School GreenUp 10:05 p.m.; w011tenl[l NO REASONABLE Dlslrlct You will he doing a up Greenup 11:10 p.m.; PamOFFER REFUSED ""''""' ~vice to yourself, your e1a D. up Greenup 11:5.1 p.m.; county s children, and your L. Fieore down Meldaht 3:311 SEE country. m; Walter Williamson ·· dtlhl 4:45 p.m.; Bayou L~~~ SEATTLE - Boeing Co. an- down Meldahi 5:51l p.m.; { nouneecr It will farm out 65 per up Meldahl &:45 p.m.; Endea-·11 POMEROY, 0, cent of lhe work on the vor down Meldahl 7: 5ll p.m. ; airframe or the 717 airliner to sll: Nortbrop Corp, got the plum, Its estimated share exceed haU a billion dollars -~ ·-- BATTERY NEEDS I I l!ol......., mne CP~ eclura~m ~~:~ ::.::-=~ 0: ..,d 1Q LA·''S. entand. n WERN_ER . t d' & Tv' ·Ra NOMINATE ILLER. Gifts MIDDLEPORT i..: BOOK STORE Officers for Year Elected PLENTY Vote For ... • OUR VEGETABlE It's FILL·FIELD· that count! A MAN WHO Wlll.REP;. RESENT 'I'OUR VIEWS IN CONGRESS NOT THE ' VIEWS OF THE BIG CITY POLITICAl MACHINES ! He believes as youl FLOWERING PLANTS THAT OUR GOVT SHOULD STOP TAKING liROM THE THRIFTY .AND GIVING TO THE SHifTY. DUDLEY'S FLORIST THAT INFLATION IS THE TIME WHEN THOSE WHO HAY!i SAVED lOR A--RIIJ/W DAY -GET SOAKED. For MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER -FuiiTormhpublkan Candldllo [N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. ..1 ' ' i ONLY -·~~~~ ·r /.130.00 a Down - B.olon.. on Conveni1n1 Ternw \ MASON Looking for lnexp~nslve New FURNITURE CO. MASON, W. VA. HOlle Fmishinas •I VISIT OUR BUDGET SHOP Democratic State Central CommitteeI cwoman- '! ILSE BACHMAN Incumbent Experienced WHAT IS THE TRUTH •• , Young ABOUT Energetic Pledged to work for ALL DEMO- NERVE '""""' c.rit,Att lilt , , . . .....Ill DEAFNESS? VOTE FOR The antwer to this questioa. pbat CRATS nominated May 3rd. ILSE .BACHMAN APPEALS COURT NEEDS • many blOre important hlctl tall be found ita the IOU liJac ... booklet, "The Truth About Nerv• Deafnea." Write, pbcme or vUlt D today for your FREE ct/111• l'here ia no obligation. ·t· ~~ Diles Rai10111r Co. MALTA, OHIO Pd. Pol. Adv. 593-3522 N. Covrt St. Athens WILLIAM AMMER ., CII"'II9Htt. Otlit IUDG£ FOR 9 Y'IARS THE ONLY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR THIS OFFICE WHO IS A JUDGE ............................... I r _....;.,;...;•=--- I ·nm ·S. -T- II ~ of lhe ultimately are hnge aold. ;~~~:II :.. T~SSOT Hiller got the next share, about $151l million worUJ. 11 for the next eight or 10 years. WASIDNGTON -The Securitleo and Exchange Com~1loo[l has accused Georgia-PacUie Corp. of ualng a stock pureiulse - • m to manipulate the price ol lis own shares with the aim ol defrauding owners of businesses it bad •Breed to buy fO!' 'stoct. The clvllllllt !llod by llie II'M'ftiment named the eompaDJ'o two top olftcen u CIMielebdanto. o\-ttllllt "7". S.lf·wlndlftJ, llil:lllliiiiMIIII ........... $71 .50 1-Cllulc fiUIIf ~. $39.M IWore Tissot appointo an olllcial agency, the store's technical atandards and reputation for inregity are carefully checked. It is an honor, therefore, to an- ..._ we bave been aelec~ AI 011e or a limited IIIUIIber of TiaJot a1encies. Sold anrlserviQed by a -oit of !actoiy qento in 102 oountr!.., every Tissot - walcb ia backed by a one-year unconditionol fiW'IDiee. AU 'l'lllotiiiOVeDIOilts are lactory;lea~ for 7 days to ....,,. lllliJimum timekeepinl dependability. In loci, in Switzerland, where the world's flneot watches are prOdllced, TJssot 18 one of, the preferred ~ ~blnlns ....l'lional ac<!llraeyo with distinctive , . . , oar c:omplele ~ oolleCIIon Jncludei morlolo for,men and women from P9.86 up, Come In, write"" pbDne lor free TJssot 11Jie bii.ch\UW. I \< .""" IIOTTElt W{\TER LIFE --- ....' _ Y-. ,, lxwutlve Chalrn'1111 FOf\ The Pllt 20 '· Make New York Clothing House Your Blouse Headquarters _ BY - , .. - --· • .' Pd. PoL Adv. Cam-TobloMatloL (23" 0\'ei'IU dltg. tube--.; 274 Ill- in, picluN ........ -..). Included in thia brond new coUectlon are halt sleevea. aleevelesa and the bra n d IIIIW "Poor Boy" otyle. All the Iateat patter111 and ..,. lors. Cabinet is so compact k could Ill inside this Motorola round .. lUbe Color TV cabinet shellwith space to aparel ** The Ia Cabinet ia low, slim. picruJe 3·98 to 5·98 New Dresses by Shapely ,sri. a' to 16-$10to$13 and -GO· VOTE NEXT TUESDAY . ·tYRE New ,Y9fk Clothing House . ,.y .· .' ',.. .... I ' a :.• ' ' ' In Pomeroy For Over 90 Years * ** transfonner c~ 1,;1 L:J d * Color 0 .... .). ,l ' compoct. Push-button Demaglllliler holpe dlrify picture of magnetic inlrKflllnl:a. 82-chennel tuning. Power .. Lighted chlllllll indlcoiilrt. lndlcaiOr llghl. . P.S•••• Just R-ived • recllngular, lull, big. .' ASSOCI~TED ijDIO & WY~S "'"" Mlllor,o,214 E.~N . ' I. MICW 2SCUI. SHAPELY lEMAN . METROPOLITAN MOTORS LADIESI n.. Only Celllllt!lt• '" SoulhMslof" Ol)lo ~ ..., ~ ,. v- IIIR• ·Co. ._.puWI- MOTOROLA R Td1 am tr ns We are proud to announce our appointment as an Official Agency for In my opinion it is high lime that some common sense be used in conducting the affairs of this nation. I am strictly opposed to the reckless spending of your money . and mine. Pndl.lllman ,,. I am opposed to an increase of the Federal lncomll·Tax. · I am opposed to a "Wily Nill y" attitude of·.Congreas in Its dealIngs with left wing destructive groups that ere flYing to undermine our government. .h I favor an early honorable settlement of the Viet . ~am War. I believe that college education expenses Jhould be tax deductable. .. ,, t.' I believe that 10% of the federal Income taxes· should be retained by the state to be used for local school dilltr-1~1, end for oth· er community needs. Your vote will be greatly appreciated. !·!~ATING 77 :3J a:m:; iiiiii ~99 PLUMBING & SUGAR RUN FLOUR MILlS REPUBLICAN CITIZENS of MEIGS COUNTY Your Interests Are My Interests • HOME! ........,,•.•, Pd. Pol..Adv. fNew Furniture N IIMIIIf 1/YM/DI Appreciated 1 3 ROOMS MODERN $54.95 OHIO VALLEY IAY3rdVOTE ' . BEMAN FOR CONGRES$. FOR THE • • WATER Ri Your Vote lo: JnflueDCe OPTOitiETRIS 1 Office Hours 9 to 12. Ho S !Ciuse 11 NOOD OD Thurs. - East t:ouM St.. Pomeruy ·~ • OF HOT Hospital News -"7· and I IAI--:*'5 BEAUTY SALON ----================- : IS HERE! l. WE NOW HAVE ' 1'·r1 ~~~ ;ou~.:._mo~ mc:'rnized ISPRING ' :;e~::. ~~ ':tur":":. ~ sll!:· CLARENCE E~-. Selection Of ~lear m-- �I, ,, ".· -~..:~ Sentinel; Pomeroy·M14tteport. o., Grange Accepts Aprn !1, 1• Holy. Spirit· in· the •World• Tocloy · Them~ of Circle DISCUSSIOnS a.lt... . . . .!Dft- -·__..;~; cl ' I lullelllllb. ThNt pre~e~~led • pro- ·Around· And About MiddleJJOrt 3Tbree Applications appllcanls for mem· lfiDI using "Canilvll 'nme" • 11a lheme. ~ Reed waa !be barl:er· Joe Rosenbaum, fleymr)re tattooe6 rna•; Gary sftouffer, Lola tbe beauty, • hula daJlcer; Mike ,... ...... Clllb "' I I I.e Jlominl Ita' EUB Qnudl will 101"1' "" lu1ldl llecliOD ~i I and 'r ':ill ., hush's Shot Store · ,...,..«Y ;Ia• ,.....lon T• wms are H ecJ lOth s· thd Patches are Awarded Cubs SAY II · ----- -· .....--.cr..- tluJt a- W Mrs. Russell Jooes, Nllz, Hoy Ml'll. Charles Mr. Nilz, and Mrs. Doy N1t& nod Mr. nod Mrs Cor Nit&. · ·1HE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. Mrs Bachman ot • Malta H C Announces d•d et an I OCY I Preabylerlan .,. nounced \bat 8Chureh colored bas film strip covering the " of Christ" will be shown SU. day evt!lllog al 5:30 p.m. at clwrch. Youth of the <hurch aa well as adulta ere iAvited ill LODGI 111, .....tr-~ :Dilullll R:-:be~um.::lr------=~~::~=~----1 r.MIDDLEPORT " A.M. will moe! TuMdiJ ...... at T:IO P· DO. ....,_ DlllaD, 1Jib Masoli4 Dlltrlct llduca- tlllll dla JDQibrln 11 tioDII Officer, wUI Ill auMI I, '::: Null\1 0 apeak.... llefnlbDII:Dt& will ba lit fllllrtii,W~ w• lllo IIOI'Ved. Mula' 11~- IN ~ • lllat. )loUIId Table f<1r oil: M,: oiled~~-K~ea~Dtlb=-Scilel--~,-...,.•_.--:::~eoc~er~=:_:and:.!dea::molh=en~:!\1 see the film. Paul Hap!Dnltali OF POMEROY, OHIO Will be tn charge, ~-master. • NCE BIRTH ·the close of business April 5, 1966. a state banking lnstl·, ;lion organized and operating under tbe banking laws of Mrs. 11"' Bachman of Malta 1, ANNOU . 'It " rr ;Is State and a member of !be Federal Reserve System. is 1 candidate for Democratic Mr. and Mrs. William B. Rl 1 1bliabed in accordance with a call made by the State Bank· : State Central Commiltteewom· i Middleport, Route 1, are an8 Autilorlties and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this . ao from· tbe lOth Congressiooal i nouncmg the birth of I & lb. I IF'ct. District in the May 3rd primary ' oz. daughter, Rebecca a , ASSETS electioo Sho bas served In \lilil April 17 at Holzer Hoopllal. 1 1 osh, balances wltb otber banks, and caah 1 off' fr lh 0 ld ISth Grandparents are Mrs Bertha Items in process of collection ---- -----722,338.02 ICe Wlce om , • Rile Middleport Rou~ 1 and ( nlted States Government obligations, dislrtct, porta of which are now ' • , T' 1 . direct and guaranteed ------- --------- 1,243,358.86 in the larger combined lOth dis- Mr. and Mrs. Merrill ay_or, bll&atlons of States and political subdivision• 402,708.93 trict. Route 3, Pomeroy. Tbe Riles !her oecurities ------------------- ----- 9,000.00 I• additioo to her previous a lbree-year-old daugbtor, Carla Raynell. ther loans and discounts ------------ ---- 4,042,758.61 lerm as Stale Ceotral lfnk premises, furniture and fixtures, and 45 966 04 leewoman, she was named other assets representing bank premlaes i,21!i.46 ''Delegate:at Large" to the Lewis Rep1lr Service 'her assets - -------------- - ------------Democratic NattonaJ Con- i Volkswagen - - • $1695 , TOTAL ASSETS --------------------- !6,466,349.94 vention ia 19M. She is aa active i -fORSlatloll Wagon. I Paaa. Ub ...,. - 1.,.. mileage UABIUTIES member of all local and mOSit ll eHEATING owner - lharp Wlgoll. You'll ..- find a better ona a better bur. ~mand deposits of individuals, partnerships, sta~ ar,td national Democrat PLUMBING ' and corporations - ---- ---------------- $1,655.113.91 garuzatwoa, and bas devoted ! • tme and savings deposits of individuals, much time and effort to lurtbROOFING k il\695 I· partnerships, and corporations -- ---- -- 3,876,628.18 ... the cause and success Dr. CHerdhrxps. AerealrNpteuewure to ooffrer eposits of United States G?verwnent -----25,682.79 her party. In her own wuo ,. epos1ts of States and political subdivisions 357,382.25 she is an active member ertifled and officers' checks, etc. ____ _____ 10.167.67 aeveral clubs a•d;:~~n:;lio~: \l luxury model top notcb iundltlon fine automobile at ITS $5 92' 974 80 a little over one·balf Ill original 0011. FUlly :bJ~~-·•·te DEPOS --- ------· 3 · and serves as a of the IM Mill WY ! TAL St. 2-2374Mldd'-" looks and obvious lood care are youra ~tb "' •a UDIJUK;Total demand deposits ---- 12,048,346.62 library, Buick trado-ln. Total time and ..vlngs depoalts $3,876.628.18 • I t. e GREEN up TIME ••• IS "CLEAN UP" TIME'. L~ao, I' At BLAETTNARS 64 of ~ 1 e l EwI s REPAIRSERVIa 64" I y .:.~f:te "':::iii:;"IDtW flher liabilities ------------------------- 136,667.73 ptAL LIABILITIES ----------- ---------- $6,061,642.53 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ommon stock- total par value -- ---------- $ 125,000.00 urplua -------- ----· --------- -- -------175,000.00 'nclivided profits -- ---------------------106,707.41 OTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - ---- ------406,707.41 AL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL A~ CO U I\TS ------- --------- J6,468,349.94 MEMORANDA ' of total deposits for the 15 days ending with call date ---- $5,851,953.71 of total loans for .he 15 daya ending with call date ---- 4.016.510.74 in item 7 of ··Assets" are of valuation reserves of I 23,172.64 after SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA Pledged assets and securities loaned· 1Book Value) U.S. Government obligations, direct and guaranteed, pledged to secure deposits ano other liabilities ------------------ $ 535,000.00 EUREKA has NG WORK SAVING 64 Pontiac Sta. Wagon S2155 As attractive today aa tbl 01 It wu IIIW In Its lllbt blue fllllab and malcblng Interior. Powor ateei'IDI. and braket, Automatlo traniiDI•aiOD. ~995 Bonnevillt Pontiac· 1 dr. Hard Top. Aootbtr nre and belutlluiiY llllilltalDed one owner 19611 trade-In offend at only a ffactlon of Its original cost. FullJ oqulp}lld wltll powv lleer!D& and brat. • and popullr H)'dnlllalk. r '1495 1...... Buick LeSabre • • dr. Seda11. We'oe tllnteed tbla c 11- new and can ToUIIhiiii'*'"'Oicloanlnt-GI'Ioo,..ooo,.c- bigbly reeommond It to anyone. Powc siHriD& and brabe. Hrdramatte drl"' lnl Power Pa ~t Cordaway ~rills •I illl 01 modt >XIIII a yoo MOd, 11ifldl --.!y.l\1 P11k h.p. tan jeii'J'dor "'Ml ahusts. flf arut• dllllinl olliO"''. looi·PM. Too '"""'· flip lop 1~. lDol lifo RAWLINGS . :UJ 62 Pontiac Catalina • •1245 ol dr SedaiL Sblrp ~ llpt turquoiH ftniJb. wltb I elea~ matcb!DI tDttrtor. Hydrimatk; power lteeriDI an4 power brlllel. · ' " " ' - - . .... dllli'l - " ' " " ' TOTAL ----------------- ----.. ------ $ 535,000.00 : ~ Paul E. Klo... Cashier, of the above-named bank do de<:lare that this re~rt of condition li true to tile 6 0 Ch Wag $895 my knowledge and belief. evro • ' ' • ' • PAUL E KLOES ' ' 1111 tb11 It n1c A 0 We, the undersigned directors, attest the CorTectness of The New Ingels Carpet House Noma4 WPoliw ,f~llOrl of condition and' declare that it bas been eum· Dl-. .._. . u~~ tbe best of our knowledge and belief i.l 220 E. MAIN WY 2·5661 POMEROY THEODORE T. REED JR. eALSO ON SALE AT Directon. C. WAYNE SWISHER HAROLD E. SMITH FURNITURE . ' '... • 1 ~~'1'1.01" OIDO COUNTY OF MEIGS as: INGELS ,..,,,~. . and mbscrlbed before me thla 26th daJ of April, WY 2·2635 MIDDLEPORT MARY P. YOUNG, Nollry Public ' ' •, CGa>mbajop Ulliret JIIDt 311. 111611. I 1Sf'G '!..:*J!Il. Ac~'!".:u~wllk .:'mterto;: a: 1 BLAETfNARS - - • '895 TINY'S FOODLAND HEINER'S BAKERY · SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS -- --V.·-·------D. EDWARDS ·-'895 1962 Rambler 4 Dt. Sedan. Std. trana. cyL Radio md lleatlr Pen= Sund HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE 1962 Oldsmobile • '1295 4 Dr. 88. Radio and heater. Power l1teeriDI. auto. trana. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. &m.ta,. F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER s.rvl'c. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH . H'ARDWARE CO. -'505 and: 1962 Rambler • • station WRJOII. Aulo. trana. Radio md linter 1961 Lancer • • • 4 Dr. sedan. Auto. trana. Radio and heater Jl'reetio.. - GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. ateerln&- Badlo md heater 1960 Chevrolet • '610 • 2 Dr. Sedan. Std. tra111. RadiD IDd heater 1960Volkswagen • $395 -- -'450 t Dr. Sedan. 0 cyL Std. ullllc ll.tord, BEN FRANKLIN STORE s.'. RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY FOREMAN · & ABBOn I .. SDr. Sedaa 1960 Rambler --·--------- - -- '1195 • ,! NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE BAUM LUMBER CO. '695 THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT a;=I SUNDAY 9 AM R.H. 0~.0 VAlli\'.'.· ~.-~. 1£9._ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Ciardi and Offko SuppU.. - GUll ·~ ,. .. . .·· ..... 4i!f Bolliillt ......~. <)" . . .,. ' ' ' 'l ' ' " NMI . la44IOPOrt ' ' Bra-~ _ a .* t1 ~ c(U:~A, ~ ~.lldp ~ l:ll a.m., luwlOiii"-Gnctl!phcop,aiChurch.Pomeroy Joe lloiWila, lllllilller; Jlca. ,Pilll A. Sallen, paalar: 8tJa. dv tiaol N L m.; MVIrll REV RICHARD, 'MARTiu ... l"orreet,•~ .. Bib~ ~ dv llc:bool, t:at L m., WQJII ......, • p. Ill. PrQer meetlallll • . ·~ RECTOR 1:10 a! m.~ ~ 'W,!!t,llilp l!Ousb, Supt.; 10:11 L m. Jliim. ~ 7::!0 p, TIL .._,. . w.r.hlp' •• ' .......... 10130 AM • ...., 1Efiallil .Waralllp, 1Ti1 Wcni!W, lad and 4111 10:30 liD, l'ne ::r.::;t~' ~A~T~roug: · ~~~~t/lll:Appn:: · o:lllcll~:I:ro~~= · : . ·.~ ::·'~·::..~ ':,,~a.• m.:· ..,.,., I p. ... . . IIQ .. tile i110111b;. p. ILifttl. .~ . . B. 8lldlb, ..... I ' . ' b • ' . ., . t. . ·l .... • ,"1 • .· .. . '· I ,,• TbursdYs: and - ------·- -- -·--· '945 1962 Lancer • • -t Dr. Sedan. Std. trana. Radio and heater :1 w.;...,· Wut e 1961 Pontiac • • 4 Dr. sedan. Auto. Irani. Power f' INSURANCE AGENCY LIEVJNG COAL COMPANY - me. -------------·· - trana. Ra«Uo and lieu. • Cll!u'clt ,_ R. &Jiene GUI, pu- Mass. tar; 'Sunday SCbool 1:10 a, m.: Phll Wise, Supl; Mornin& WOI'Solmtiora .frJrt:Y'/J!lo· Contribution Md a Cancer Fund R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. WJLLIS ANTHONY PlUMBING & HEATING 1962 Dodge I cyl, 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. II liaiJr u t. MULLEN cooducledpreSident. by, Mn. Edgar Allensworth, Relreobments wero aerved by Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Hawley, Mrs. Xarr and Mrs. L. R. W!l"Y. a"'te-.;N-o.""2"' 23X = - -- -- - - -Re = se=rve: Dirrtrict No. 4 REPORT OF CONDITION OF Ev~ Service, Conf~lcm,. ,......If a. WM 1 ID& sllldy. mii.u, -:::,::11 J..m.- I ble ' lie\>,' _$mday N• 10;• "\l!::Jot~~,J_; Day ot · Obllialltl!l ·1 ,.:.ra;_ . . ,= I · .. i- ~ •*•• ....... - ........ .- -SOCIAL Scout+Rama CALENDAR , Baptile . Y.onlb Bet- Sa =:fM;;;;;: :pori L Jll. p. Jll,: Ev~~~geUIIJe IIII!Wp 7:ll0 p. m.; Prayer I!JII!Uag 'lbunday 7:30 p. m. . Lartl CIHf Free llle6odlst .·.,•· :o-c.m: •l" . . and SeilooJ.-1:10 a. m.: 0: Days ,Jupl;;' IJttallle ' 'f. • aewit!De'm u• ...--;:;:;--.t.J Dater Chllftll et ~- : : ~ ~=day of month. !Jhlp iO:IJ • , ~- : ~..id &erv· Tile lllvadG1 ~~f~r,-~; IGn>aii!<!Dd: Rev. c. L. Bible School 1:30 a.m. Preacb- FetlontH Cllarcll, 7 p. m.; Ev~~~gellsUc aer· voy Ray 9.' 1Wiillll& 110r, . pastor; llobetl tewiJ, ID& 10:30 a. m., first and third - Rev. W. IL Pen;ID, vlrle 7:311 p. m. Mlci-Week pray· ebarge. 1!uJ*J 10 a: •. . ,.,.., HupL 8:311 a. m. itiuniiq Wrii' Sundays. Carl Kautz, Supt.; er aervlce 7:30 a. m. Wedne&- neas meeting; 10:311 a. m. abip ll1d Sunday School; 7 p. Mu0D Cll7 Cllmcll ol arts~, School, 9:15 a. m. Worabip, daJ. ilay Sehool. 'Simday t . Evenillg Service: Tbunday Mlller Street - Sunday Bible 10:21 a. m. Tile UDIIed Melbodllt Climb Young People's Leg1011; ,,.., .J. 7:30 p. m. Prayer ml!lltlng, study, I a. m.; EvetllnJ Wo,.. Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Aiklr!', m. Salvation meeting; 'J'tillllo Carpenter BapUSI Cbardl: abip, 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, llu¥Wt l'lllrtm Rolilell pastor. Tbe Sludy Holll', 9:15 day, I 1111 P. m. Lllcllei ~ Sunday School, 9:30 a. n\. Morn- 7:311 p. m. Wednesday. (LAng!vllle Pool Office), Rev, a. m. Wll'lhlp Hour, 10:30 a. m. League: 7 p. m. Prop c i ; lag 'Worship lO:U a. m. Middleport aureb ol Cbrlat, 0. H. Cart, pastor: Sunday Serltpure and Sermon: Paalms 7:30 p. m. Bible Study, . Jl'lnt Bapllal. Cblrcll, Middle- .Sib and Main Streets - Don- Schoel, t :30 e. m., Robert Grate UU-10; Luke 16:111-31-"Tbou meet!DI. Olller aervl!:es b Art 'lberel" Portsmoulh Dis- IIIIUllCemenL ' , Rev. Donald Boone,_pas- aid Hicks, minister; Bible SUpt.; WorShip service at Sunday Sebool 1:11 e; m., Scboo~ 9:30 a. m., Kennelb Me> I. m.; Pilgrim Youth, 1:45 tr1c1 Conference, Sunday, May ADVENTIST 'I'! · George Baker, Sllpl; 10:15 · .1• Elhlnney, Supt.; MOI'IIIDI w .... m.; Evqellstlc aervlce, 1, Z:30 to 5 p. m. at Jackson Worship $eni¢e) BYP a p. sblo 10:30 a. m. Evenlag Wol' P. m., Mid-Week Prayer and MetboliJt Church, Jackson. Pom"'"J' Sev•lll Day . Evening :worabip, 7:30 p. ablp, 7 p. m. Prayer Service, Praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. 5:30 p. m, MYF. Monday, 7:30 ~: CbO:: of~~ He m.; Wed!lesday, 7:30 p. .m., Wednesday, 7 P. m. p. m. Cbureh Official Board ·• ...,. emor prayer · ~tliJi, . 8:30 p. m., Pomeroy Cbun:b of Cbrlot JehotHJh meeting. 'lbursday, 7:15 p, m. = t a i P~F·!·tGUf cl!eJr pr~. , . . Jerry Masters, pastor; Sunday IITI&dom RID of Choir rehearsal. Thursday and Ices on Saturdaj· .FU,t Baptls_t Cb~, Pome- Scbool, 1:30 a. 1!1., Churcb ser- Witnesses - Public Ji'rldl)', May 5 and 6, rummage Sch 1 .30 · • 00 1 - -Rev. · .Carver Wllllama vice 10:30 a. m.; ChrlallaD En- SUnday 5 p. m u1e In lhe Downie building p. m., Wor.~ • · :~r.. sChool. 9:30 liD J0:7i. vice doavor, 6:30p.m.; Eveniag ......... ' ed by JOF Cl aas. I 2:30 YoutbStudy meeli!W, "'"dy• ••• p. m...''alble IP!IIIIOI' ·30 pp,mm.; · Bible .,._ji, aerv1ce, 10:30 a. · m.; , UO p, m. Tueaday 7 p m · Service d, '7 ·• ' -· Nurs"'Y and Junior Church lor BullaU Omrcll cl Cbrlal- 111g 8 ' Thursd . Nuarene y, :30 p. m. at S'l Evaill dilldren. · · Roy Carter, minister. Bible ~r~' Sch:;,{'7 p. m. ~~y. Tile Onlreb of tile Nuarene lfelgbls,. Gallipolis. · · ~ - : Flnl Baplllt ~.RadDe, Sebool, 9:30a.m. Worship and L th Getter- Rev. Herbert Grate United Brethem ·: lfev. C. L, O'Colioor, pastor. Preacblng service 10:30 a. m. Sl. Paul' u paator; Rlcbard Barton, Supt. Ed.. Ualted llrdHn ', Sunday Scbool 1:30 a. m., Sam Young ~·s meeting, 6:30 ..........., ~ _ Cbar!ea Blaell, Ass'\. Sunday Cbrtst Cburcb - Rev. Elden $; Curtis, npt.; 10:45 a. m. Morn- p. m. EveDIDII Service, 7 p. m. wwabi 8•15 d Scbool 9:110 a. m.; Mornn.l make, pastor: Sunday ScboiJI lag Worship; f :30p. m., BYF V. ILBraley,BlbleScbooiSupL pSUnday . a.s: Worabip 11a. m.; NYPS 6:45 10 a.m.; Winnie HolaJnget~ How .....- to ... Grid throo&ll tbo ot • cliDcL '1'bl11'01lder ar bright blu• tiP In & 00 • 930 and JUDior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Zloa Cburcb of C11r111, Pom- a. : p. m.; Evening Service, 7:30 Supt.; ChrlsllaD Endeavor, 7:1l DOlt flf l1llp, tbo path of tlle wind thrwp Evel1lng Service: Wednesday, eroy Harrisonville Road -Enm. ( congregations p. m.; Midweek Prayer service p. m., classes for alt. song aei'" ~< tooo1111 lnotopo, DIOOOlfpt rllllcln1 00 a JokL 7:30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, gene Underwood, minister. Bl- meeting u one al Sl 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. vice 8 p. m., Preadlldg B:ZO to: .&11th...... to blm tbo ~riii~ of God. 8:30 p. m. Seolor Choir Prae> ble School, 8:30 a. m.; Morn:"cb at Pine ~rove Middleport Cllareb of tbe N111m.; Mid-Week prayer meetill{t; Too WI an aught up In a -14 of wow,nd,_., Worey~Irshoortomabmla Uve; Tuesday, 3:30 p. m. J1111- ID& Worship, 7:30 p. m.; ~ bein8oewbull~L Paula Church areae- Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, M4' meot, '10 foq& to otop llld "' Gael Ia tbo world lor Choir Prac\lce. berl Reed, Bible School Supt. , Sunday School 9:3& a. m.; Mazie Holsinger, class lenderl uou11rh& J-sokl,-erolWlzot ..... Cllesblre - Kyler - Hartfunl Church OJ Cod Method"' Moming Worship 10 :30 a. m.; Lelarl Falls UDited Bretbrell '*'" tbo ll•lifom flf Grid •• lttlo drild Parlsb - Warren G. Zlnn, a.ester Cb1lrel c1 God _ Allred Metbedlat Cllarcll- NYPS Young People, 6:45p.m.; b Clrlst Cbnrc:ll -James Mof., iDDOwiMatu1herebt.• pastor. Worsblp services are: Rev. Gilbert Speac..., pastor. Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Sunday Evangelistic meeting 7:30 p.m.: rison, pastor. Sund~y Scb at' Y..,.ohradi_JOQ_ofworablp Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST; Sunday School, 9,30 a. m.; Scbool at 9:30, Charles Prayer meeting, Wed. 7:30p.m. 9:30 a._m. Prear!hing s:d_l:es ""'lfaplnlbo, .. tbol,.. - ... oil thlngo 'brlpt 11114 benlllulllld find for tlle Llttie Kyger UCC ~:30 EST. Morning WOI'IIbip at 11 a. Supl Worabip service, 10:45 Pomeroy Cbureh of tile Na11- first and lhlrd 'lbursday .liJrPom of God u Be meolllt dallr tiulluah Cheshire Baptist 10:45 EST. m.; Evangelistic Service, 7 p. m., Vere Swartz, lay areae - Rev. Kennelh Pierce, 7:30 p. m. Second and I . tMbetutJoflllooulb. Chlll'ch School at Hartford, at m.; Prayer meetlnc, 7:30 p.m. MYF 8:30 p. m. Sunday; pastor; Raymond Walburn, Sand~y at 7:30· p. m. Pra . , 1:50 DST: K.Y&er 10:20 EST, Wednesday; YOUDII People'• ablp, 7:45 p. m., wllb lhe Supl; Sunday School, UO a. meeting second and and Cheshire 9:45 EST. service, Friday, 7:30 p. m. Caslo. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Momlag Worablp, 10:30 a. Thursday, 7:30 p. m, and !iril MI. Union F.W.B. Cbareh MI. Morf111 Cbardl o1 God- Jl'ayer aervlces. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m.; and third Sunday, 7:30 p, Iii. Sunday School t :45 a.m., Earl lfev. Daniel Workman, pastor. Flatwoodl Mollsodlst Prayer meeting, 7 p. m. Wed· Mt. Hermon UDIIed lllellltll Starkey, Supt.; Eveulng wor- Sunday School t:45 1. m.; WCJI'o - Pearl A. Cast4, pasio'/. ~y. Ia Christ Cllareh -James Morabip, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Cox, ablp service 11 a. m. and 7:30 ablp IM!I'V!ce, 10 a. m., Racine Cburdl of tbe N111- rison, pastor. Sunday Scbool Will) ths hope it Ulill, in some measure, foster and help • - Layman; Young People's meet- p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p, m. other Sunday, 7:45 p. m. - Sunday School 9:30 9:30 a. m. Preachiag, first and a. m.; Sunday Worship 10:30 lhlrd Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Sei:aDd tain 1 .which wad in family rmd community life, thil f- lag and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday; Youag People'l day School, 10 a. m., Jobn Wednesday; Choir practice at meeting, 7:30 p, m. Friday. ley, Supt. a. m.; Evening Service 7:30 p. and foorlb Sunday, 11 a. m. ture epomored by the bru in&• firma and organi:latiom 7:30 p. m. 'lbursday. llatlaad Cf111rc11 of God _ Fomt 11D1 MetbiNllst m.; Mid-week Prayor Service, Prayer meeting every Weclneiwlw1e name.. appear below. Rntland J1'1nt Baptist Cbureh Rev. John Smallwood, paattr; --&mday School D a. m., Mrs. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. day at 7:30 p. m. Christian ED1_....;.__________________________11- SUnday School 9:30 a. m.; Sunday School 10 a.m.; Evan- Fred Nease, Supt. Worsblp Morris M. WoUe, pastor. deavor, second and lourlb lltJD. Preadlldg Sunday 2:30 p. m. seJiatic service 7 p. m.; Young vice, 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell RaOand Cbmh of tbe .lllaz. day, 7:30 p. m. Rutland Free WID Bapllll People Endeavor 7 p. m. Wed- Slutler, pastor. ' arne - Sunday School ~; 30' a. ~.--Cbureh - lfev. Paul Taylor, aesclay; Prayer meellllll 7 p. a..lll Motllodlll Cbareh, m.; Morning Worabip 10:45 a. ,. , pastor; SuDday Schoo~ 10 a. m. SaturclaJ. dleport - M. E. m.; Ev~~~gelis\ic aervice 7:45 / m.; Guy. Priddy, Supl; Preach.. Epucopal lor; Mn. Nan Moore, p. m.; Midweek Prayer service S e to Middleport, Oblo llldcllepOrt. Oblo lag serviCe, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer Gneo Eplocopal Cllmcll School Supl; Chureh 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. services, 7:30p.m. Wednesday. Pomeroy- Tbe Rev Rlcbard t:30 a. m.; Wonhlp Syraense Cburcb of,. ~ .JIIaz. ' ' Maaoa Baplillll1mday School R Mert!D, Reel~. Sunday 10:30 a. m.; M~ .,._ - WDllam c. Tborpe, A contribution was made to - D.A. V. HaU, corner Second M lag Pr and Serm Fellowship, 7 p. m., pastor; Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. lhe cancer fund wben lhe Wlld- ' and Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsored ~ ayer on, Board meeting, 1st Sunday m.; Morning worship 10:30 a.m. wood Garden club met wemby French Clly Baptist Church 10• a. m. monlh, 7:30 p. m. WSCS p nteco~tal day morning at lhe borne of Blkon ol Good Brood In Galllpollo. Alllliated wllh s. E UB Monday of monlh, 7:30 p: m.; Penteeoa':.l Allemhly, Roate Mrs. Victor Hysell In Mlo~ We FDl All Doetors l'relcrlptioDI B.C. Rev. R. L. Pinson, pastor. Enterprise EUB . CGreb Eleanor Circle, Wednesday, ut- R p ul E J ville. . ' ~ RunllnltOD. W, VL Sunday School every Sunday, Rev. Mel1zel Smith, paafllr. p. m. tor SU:~ ~ i ;es, ~ Mrs. Lawrence Smilh, pr~ II'Y 2-2955 Pomeroy s p. m. Preacblng aer\'lcea tho Worship service 9:30 a. m.; Sun- ~ FaD• Wedn.:;' ~dent, was In charge of 'Ill .. 4th SUnday of each monlh. day School 10:30 1. m. Youtb a.arp Jam.. F. Early, da lp, ay an - meeting, which opened wilb 116Mt. Morllb llaJ>tlst Cburcb- FellowShip 6:30 p. m.; lleys lor - LETART Jl'ALI.'I y. votions taken from Proverfjl 1 Corner of Faurtb and Main St., and Girls Jl'ellowabip, 6:30 p. lbip, 7:30 p. m. Sunday (ex· Tbe d~ ~do 8:13 by Mrs, Kennelb ilan>W1 Mlddleporl Rev. Nyle Borden, m.; EveDing service, 7:30 p. cepl 2Dd Suoday): Olureh B. Barrell r tor~esund":· It was decided tho! each ~~ minister. Sunday School 9:30 a. m., 2nd and 4111 Sundays: Youlb School, 9:30 a. m. SuodaJ. Scb ' ~ Y ber would contribute to the Wali' I 001 10 Arnold Richards, Supt. 10:30 Cbnlr, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. fled service, t:IO a. m., 2nd ID& evang:u.:· secvl! e;e~ bena wild flower preserv•li!>.l!l 240 UltfOID St. lllddleport WY NBIIO U0 B. Second Pomi!I'OJ WY :z.24tO I a. m. Morn!Dg Worship. PraY"' Meeting. 7:30 p. m., Sunday of m011 tb. EAST ' · Three articles were read !if Naomi Baptist Cblll'dl - Wednesday. TART- Worshl 8 2nd p. m.; Wednesday Bible Study Mrs. Karl Grueser concernilyl 7' 30 p. m.; Saturday nlgbt Pray- tbe Claytonia (Sprlng Beauty) Sunday School 1:10 1. m.; w.... MoriiDJ Star EUB CGreb - and 4tb p. m., abip 11 a. m.; Wednesday, 7 Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: Schoo~ 9:30 a. m. Sunday. er and Worship 7'". P· m. flower, the Honesty plant (tlaa p. m., Prayer aervlce. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy PLE GROVE - Worablp, a p. Preabyterwn money plant), and Flowering J Eltablllbed ID 100. Communlt Van Meter, SupL, Earl Shuler, m lsi Jn1 Middleport Jl'lnt U•lted Pres- trees. It was brought out f!llil Columblo. w. v~ lllddleport Cllrleton Cbmd ~bnry Au'l; Morn!Dg worabip, 10:45 a,ri School, ~:30 1. m. ltyterlaa Clnsreh - Rev. How· April Is the biiS)' monlb of tfiOL ' Ph. MUOD '173-6583 Road _ llev. ~. llln1on, L m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. day. GREAT BEND - Wor- lll'd Ruppelt, pastor; Sunday rear and also to prune flow~ paslor: Sunday School , ., m. Tbunday. Youlb FellowShip ablp 1:30 a. m., 1st and Scbool 9:30 a. m., Fred Le".ls, and _sbnlbs as soon as bloonr 1 110 .. m.· Ralpb Carl Supl 7:30 P. m. Sunday. Sundays; Cburcll Scbool, 10:15 &!pt.; 10:30 a. m. Worship: 1118 IS over, 'I · W~ servi' lO·IIO Lollrldp EUB Cb..... - 1. m. SUnday, MORSE 5:45 p, m. YF; Wed., 6:30 p. Mrs. Sudlb gave, "Now Is lhe and . ::. ,d~~· Rev. J!)Jpne E. Emerson, pa• -worablp, 11 a.m., 111 and 3rd m. Junior Choir; 7 p. m. Sen· lu!Je to:" prepare cold frames, ' 1 7 10 Balova Watr.bes - Sales and Service West MaiD SL ~ ~ Wednesda j 1111': Sunday School t:45 a. m. Bundays; CburclJ School 9:30 a. lor Choir. gel all ready for May sowing, , . Y a llussell Archer, Supl Sunday m. Sunday. SyraCD~e Flrsl Ualted Pres· nod planting, and to aetout ~ ' Ul8 N. Secon~ lllddleporl Support tbe Chlll'dl of Your Cholee 7 30 ·Cal:;.,~ Chapel _ W worShip, 10:46 1. m. and 7:30 Mlllemlllt Mell1odbt byterlaa Cburds - Olurch ser· sy plants. Mrs. Homer Holter IT!I'Vice each Sunday, t:~ P.m. allemately. Bible Study - WendeD G. SluUer, pastor. vices 9:30 a. m .! Sunday School told of her recent ldp to tbll m.• Sunda School • 111111 prayer service, led by paa- Sanday Scbool tO a. m.· 10:30 •· m.; B1ble Study, 7:30 narciSsus show al Granville 111111 10 y,.',u, m.aEvm., fir, 7:ll0 p. m. Wednesday. lhip serv1ct 1i a. m. ' P. m. Wedn.,day. to Kingwood Center at llfalit.: . 1 15 lag Worabip 7 · ,:··each "" amstlan Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. Partll1lll lfelllodlat Harrlsoavllle Presbyteriaa field. · :,, da p. · 8aJI. 31'11 Saturday of montb. H. L. Mc:DaDiel, paslor. Cllll'ch, Howard Ruppelt, pas· A wiener roast was held ·lltdJ "EvefY\Idns ID Hardware" Cheater, Ohio ~&evfllo ComJmodtf Cbardl lloTIIIIIIelld EUB Cbri- Scbool 9:30, Harold tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; the group went OD a bike Pomeroy, Ohio -Rev IIDslell am., pastor Rev. llupnt E. EmenoJJ, p... Supt.; Kesoetll McLeod, Asa'L Worsblp 7:30 p. m. nature study. Many lnletelllng II v ....~~·=~:I an1ce 7.30 • tar: ·Sunday Scbool 1:45 L m., Supl, Preacblng 7:30 p. m. Syracsne Mlsslo• - Earl CUS· wild flowers and trees lb<:ludl!vimlellsll~ NOI'!lliD R Bohr, Supl: Sunday day. . lor, pastor. Wednesday and Frl· ing the boney locust ~reo wtp, _ day IT!I'VICI!S, 7:30 p. m. .seen and also an Indian IDOUilG, 7.ll0 p. m. and Worablp 10:46 a. m. and 7:311 Raelllt MoWiit Cfl1lrcll Sunday p ;.. P. m. lltemately. Bible Study R L. McDaniel, pastor: Lauer Day Sainll whsch Is on the llysell place. .: 1'lb Someone Willi Yon To Cllureh · Ball4on and BulldlnB Suppllea· Mlnlan _ 111111 Prayer· Servloe, led by paa- day Sebool 1:30 a. m.; Preach- RoorpnJzed Chareb o1 Jens ID Polllll'O)' Over 110 Yearo Ruban • Sllveilvlllt liNd; E. fir, 7:311 P. m. 'l'lmrlday. IDC10:311 0, m.; MYF I p, m.; Qrlat of Latter Day Balnts . SURPRI!IE GIVEN ·-Cbesltr. Obto Pb. 9811-2005 Griffith, pastor; Roller WI!- '1'lpperi Plalu EUII Qanll Pr.,er and Bible Study, 7:30 p. C. W. Proffllt, pastor. S11 miles Friends of Mrs. Richd·: Supt.• Sunday Scbool, 10 - Rev. EIJieno E. Emenon, m. Wedllesillf. &om Racine on Racine • J>ort. Campbell aurprised ber Witb a;: Altlmd Tbo Cblll'<b of Your Cllolee a. m.; Ev~ fllrlrlce, 1· Jill~: Sundoy Wll'8bfp, t:ll Bee llJrllp ' land Road. Sundoy School, t :IIO card sbowll' We<lnesday In oiJ,., :311 p. m. Prayer meeting NO L m., Sunday School, 10 a. m.: Clester J..lmlef, pastor; a. m.: Worabl)l 10,30 a. m., servance of her birtbday. ~ m, Tuelday. · · Bobt!ri Vlneylll'd, Supl Bible lhip ..-vice 1:30 a. m.; Sauday 19enlng service at 7:30 Campbell, wbo recenlly ,..! .llbland 00 Prndueta Brown'• BoWe Gas Rallud .......,. _.Olin Sludt and Prayer lll'vlcet lid day Sebool, 10:15 a.m.; p. m.; Wed., worsbip service turned from Holzer hospital tallie to ".00 aDd up Newman, miAIDDirJ putar• 117 putor, 7:30 P· m. 'l'aelda7. 1:30 p. m. PriJer and at 7:30 p. m. lowing surgery, wu V"'Y bapo ......_ WY N4811 Ohio Pomi!I'OJ Sunday Scbool t:• a. m.: .Mull Ciau Meetl1ll 7:30 P. IIi. Stu4y, W'edpeldly, 7::!0 P. m. Roman Catholic PYI and upressec~ ber thanks. Wfi'Sbl 10•• , ' Jut Jllaadar of montb. RRiald lletlllldlot Cbri :.... or lhe H cards wbleb she ...,. P · L m.,. Preadl1ntr ~ EUB a.rel -Rev BeY c. J Lemley Oor Lldy of Lorello MIISIOD celved. She also received :a" ~:: P. m.~ lerVIce, Paul A. Sellen, putar: a,ri ~ 1,30 a.' m.• ' ..., BaltDm - Rw. 'nlomas number of lilts and phon~ ; • P· m. ·-...... • dv Sd1ool, I:• a. m.; Baa lblp ~ 10:30 a. m.' MOnel<, administrator; Sun- calls wblcb llhe greatcy app"" ' hrnltun and AppUanoeo QuoUIJ l'unttun at Lower Prleos Clwrcla OJ Chrilt ' QulseDberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. lloDday, 1:30 p. Ill. .., Mass 8:110 L m.; H 0 ly elated. llradbTirJ Clmrel! tl ~ lbQ1ng Wonblp service, Ill s.tlta MeiWist Clam:h lllddlepon.,Ohjol , l'llou 11854125 Chester. Ohio :~.!?:_;,~; Bible 111111 !I'd Suodays ol tile -'11. H. L. MellinMI, pastor; Mn. TUNE IN ·- ··· • • .....,.. Wonblp, 7:10 p. m. EnDIDI ~ Lader L. IIAialb, Supt. w.... 11 10:30 I . m., Cbrllllaa llnilea'fo. till Sorrice, lad and 4111 b - l:ll a. m., llilada1 or, f p. m.: EvUt Will' day Ill II10IItb. Hill a: m. ''The Spreading Kingdom" Ii lblp, 7 P. m. '' ' . lledlaD7 EUB Qmla - ttev. Oak Gn9e M111iocu1t B...... G r IV I Grlatla hut A. Sallen, pastor: Mar. -8. L. llODimleJ, pi~Wr, 1390 WMPO RADIO LOCAL maoJf , _ Cboreb- Jllllll. ~i,, ~ Wonblp, 1:30 a.m.; San- Qow, 8upL lluldaJ· ~ ...~ , , \'a. '\. l' ' . ... JlaiD St. Slir9fet,. t1J i. 111.; tlii7 School, 10:30 L m., B\Ytbe lO:IJ L Ill.; l'relcblnf 1:15. 8aaday Schoal, Jl, L. ~ •SfaD. 'l'lleJaa, Supt.; Youlb teilow. S j - ....I laC Cllrcll - , ·>. = ,~, . Yt'·· '"'' ----·--~------r.d StoeltoD, &!pt. · · , tJiilp, 1:111 p. m. · Wea4eii:Cl 8lulllt, palllr; w... Jr · PATENT STRAPS II '' ' '..::i:::====··:: I :X :OborD I '' < ' Sentlnel Church News dey, May s. On !':w~chos pobe soup, chiD, s ' le tato salad, baked beans, P d cake, homemade ice eream coffee. Woven ra& ruga also be for sale. benbip wore accepted wben Spirit In t lie slons and stresses of modern ~r Grange met TUesday Today" was tbe topic 'for 1day soelety and the continued evenmg. . . Tbe lfev Mrs. Dollald ~on glveri DY Mlsa bc.N ;1~ f~~ ~~~ e''IAAn~ of ~he : I~'l"J' !!el!~. W01't:hy master. iUlct; ~::·:; -~ In ColumbuS ~cui~;; ~· ~ ~,. "~ at tbe April Holy Spmt now, a~ In the . ys presided and the meeltng open- where tbey · attended luneral , . _ , Ia cbar&e o! Tommy I ~ AlternOOII Circle of. of the aposUe~, She stressed eel 1n ritualistic form. Tbe se,... services for a friend, who wat Jobnsoo, HIII'Oid SlaM, ~at Church i.iiiii ;;--~·:!d~h~!!! !" worship iUg o:v.•~ (!n!!)".!Dg " duster) &llled i:: !!! ~~cldenl • Ia lhe basement in America bar l011g beeD • and the cooltie eontest were dis· dominant factor In our freedom. cussed. Hobart Newell, COlli- Mrs. Myroo MUI.,. bas "" Sanborn presen~ les- Mrs. Norman Wayland, chair· munity aervice cbalrman, dis- turned from Grafton, W. ~a. , material from the study man, resided and welcomed the cussed activitie~ tnr lhe Graage. where she v1slted with re •· ,i)k, "The Acts, Tben and members and QJIO guest, Miss Mrs. Arlhur Orr spoke on Rural uves. She went to attend luner'. " wbicb polmed to lh• ten· · Bowen, of Iowa, lnr· Ufe Sunday and May 15 was a1 ..,...1ces for Mrs. Chauncey CHILDREN$ w, teacber of religious educa· oet as lhe dale for observance. Mlller. While tbere aile wu lhe In the county. Miss Bowen Plans were made lor IAI\Ia- guest of her aunt, Mrs. Grace I reported OB a tour aha bas just Uon of sit candidate• at the Proudfoot. recenUy completed and told of next meellllg, May !4, wilh I Mr and Mrs. M. v. Tllletl of Siw s to Bill seeing lhe Rev. Robert Hurley practice session on May 21 . , M .;,. and Barry Tillett cl Ak· and family 'n Mayland where Spring wu tbe tbeme uf lh• , ar1 . !ted re<e~~Uy wllb Mrs. Whllo be is In the miDistry. She de- program presenied by Mrs. Orr, ' and MilS Bell llockscribed lhe bi.ceotennial of ledurer, who opeaed Wltb tbe Sanbo lleteorllel oomellmel fol. WY 2·2039 Mlethudi'sm wilh !be Jnlnlslers song "In The Garden." Mem"'· Mr Jobn Mayer and low each olher so quickly tbeir ''011 NIGHT WI f.2951 serving as circuit ridel'll as a bers answered roll call With Mr. Cb s: and John of tamllwJI llreaks give tbe lm,, of the celebration. their favorite tree. A poem, ~dr~ :!:ted wllll Middleport. 0. ol raiRiaU: beaco 1 ... -:!:'Y FlowerPo~.! Mrs. Nan Moore gave 1 ,.._ "Spring," waa read by Mrs. urn Mr 11111 Mr , '"iDtlleor sbower.Q · ~ 111a -·• pori on the sock dolls and read Hobart Newell and a readiag, ber pare ' · lin. Millard Van Meter a list ol materlal8 needed for lhe , "House cleaning," by Elmer George MoblbertM. W Iter BuliCe , ~~~~!!!!~!'!!!~ bloodmobile visit Monday, May Newell. Mr. _and ':· a Start ntle ef 11lillll pwll nwlrtl faelal toaler. ~ , Threearticleswereread,Tbe were m Mansl~tld over lhO: .....,,wfllphl........ ~ .. ..,11relltlb 1 • • I . -e nomlnatl'n• committee ~ Pear Tree, Mrs. Henry Turn- Iweek_end to viSrt lheu so• a ud IG.UO Jlptllot ...,1••""' llle lllaldiiC llrlda. Keep ... • ••. ud M Larry L-. . .IJie ........... • was accepted as read list· or: My Taxes, Dale Kaut:z, ~nd ; family, Mr. a rs. 1 ;ag lhe same officers for anoth· Daffodils, Mrs. James R1de- Bunce and son, Steve. '- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - er year and include Mrs. Way· nour. A contest en birds COR· The Auxiliary of lhe MlddleMOTHER'S DAY, MAY I i la!KI. president: !ltrs. Rllttie eluded the program. I pori FlfOmen baa cancelled i i Sml\b, vlce president : Mrs. Em· Refresh menta were served at 1 their meeting scheduled for GIFTS FROM K& C erson Jones. secretary ; and Mrs lhe close of the meetmg by Mrs. ]Tuesday, May 3 until Tuesday, Nao Moore, treasurer. A discus- B. K. RJdeneur, Mrs. Jaf!les , May 10 because o! electiOil day. sion followed the program. Ridenour and Mrs. Henry E1ch- [ Mrs. Richard P1ckens ·~w: IT BEST [ .~ salad course was served by lnier. : pallled her mother • Mrs. recent· . Mn. Everette Davis and Mrs. 1Webb to Holzer Hospital . SUNDAY ClloOie Jlotber'J !llfl flola Emersoo Junes during the soc· • ly lor a check-up foUoWJag sur L SESSIOII tl. DC'a alee aoleetloa Uko lila. 7 w boor Tbe final meeting will NlfZ gery sev...al weeks 'ago. ·-ed l lbel thOhiANr:Ap\18t GuUds of ....,.. bJ Fostoria, Jleoker ,... he ·. M · Middleporl residents con~ o Pact Ill, Cub lcoull 101 and blllfolda, Keepaalr.o ld I! ay. 0n0r Upon to Honer Hospital ia Gallipolis ProvidetiCI ~ Tueoday eveniOC IR lhe 'DAY 1 be dlomonda, Bulova watellel, I for medical care Include Mrs. day at the N llaJI wllb ·RIItl• Dlllard, Speidel and J. B. wotdl batldl, • t' • If OY Jennie Satlerf;eld Mrs. Katie Cbureb. Rev. Slmutl Ja.U. real"'·• ...... meet-11 SiJent .-.uc wn 1$ · ' Theobald, 11 pastor and . Mrs ' Wllllalll L. ,_ master ...... '"" ebarm braceloto and 6 Mrs. Russell N1tz enlertain- Estep, Mrs. Audrey •...:.....P wllb !be pledge ill 1 or tboloe 11ft Moma. PIanned bY ClWll ed with a party Suturday In : Mrs. Mona Sm1th, Miss ouperviiOt. . . .....- Kean Barril wbo The Loyal Berans Class of the , bonor of ber twm daughters. ; Howell and Mrs. Nellie Price. CRURCII cl llaC ::: ~7 boys~ I 1 • ... Oua.:b of Christ met Tuesday \ Ann and Nan, on their lOth ! Recent guesta uf Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy IIIIIIOIDICII ........,. ello lbe oaU.: R • everung al the ehurch. Several : birthday. The door prize was : Everett Bachner alld daughter liooal meebOC lollowinl !be ret- Cub llcolll • I• EARll members were reported Ill and ' woa by RJdcy Schaefer. I Connie, were lheir daughter, ular worahip IIOI"'iet Sladi.J. sda ,.... glv•~tb ood :;;.;~~~....... ux:lude the lfev. and Mrs. Fred Games were played with the jKaren of Oblo URiversity, ~nd May ls~ at 11:30 a.m. (EST). boys, lllctuding ,~ IDII' • I. Gardner, former pastor : Mrs. I prrzes • on bv Rema Chafin. , Miss Mary Schaaf of Columbus. P<l,slbilily of a merger ~ lllcky llcltllgbt, Joa Mitchel rlllrRoscoe Satlerfieid, aod Homer ' Vicky Schaefer. ond Becky ' Mrs. Joba Ketchka and dall- lhe Presbyteria and 1111 Ualted mu, KilDay lloffmOn, Duatlf'l di... Dnd.flce Jones. . ' Smith. lghter, Kimberly, bove reUU. Cbureb of Christ will be dll- 111apmu, Bruct Reed, 1 I Pla111 were made for a Silent : Refresbrneata of Ice cream, I ed to their borne In All membon ol tbe lludlol alii Millo ~ auction lor lbe May meetmg j cupcakes, potato chips, kool : followiag 8 visit here wilh !Ferlaraled Church IN !qed Ill SeauW-IIIma patcbes 'lftnl il and lbe birthdays of Martha Me- ede and mints were served to I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace attend. Worship ~ at 10:· awarded to Mlcbaol Br1U11, Neal and Mrs. M. L. Kelly were i Chiquita and Vicky Case, B..,. I Bradford and Mr. and Mr '· li and -sre~ational tlll!ellli llonllit Coudl, Barril, obsmed. Mrs. Kelly preseated i ky and Diane Smltb, ViCky and , John Kelchka of Pomeroy. at II :SO. loitb Blankeoship, Slllvle Jew· Paul Jones Mrs Manniag Webster was MONDAY ell, Mortoo Barnet Delllll ,devohona mcludinK prayer and 1Milzi Russell j scripture by Mn.. Ruth Karr : Suzanne and ' Robls Mulford: 1n Col~mbus for 1 te!Hiay visll POMEROY GARDEN Club Glue, Joe and Rooeoand • medltallon, What Woul~ Jo and Rema Chafin, Debbie, with her daughter and o011-lameet II tbe boTne II MrL bawD, RietJ Coacb, Insurance Agency Inc. They Have Seen 111 Yolll' bouse IRicky and Vicky Schaefer aod ' law, Mr. aod Mrs. L)'llo MOJ· 0. Roedel, Unaday, 112 p.m. IIMd, Gory llaoUfler, Plio WY by Mrs. James Hawley. Russell Eugene Ni11 and lbe ler and oew baby SOB. llemben are lilted • 111'111 HW4 14111 no Vocal selections were oung honored guests. Tbe Rev. Howard Ruppeh .ucles lor auellarL GilBobcat 151111 1 I L -nd st. Pomoroy, 0. by L. R. Wiley and 0 Bible qwz Adults preseo\ wore Mr. and tbe Middleport Fil'llt United TUI:SDAY .,_ 11 111 G117 SDouf· b \I .. ' ., ··. ,., .. ·: . '' · ,X ' ,,...,., . I �I, ,, ".· -~..:~ Sentinel; Pomeroy·M14tteport. o., Grange Accepts Aprn !1, 1• Holy. Spirit· in· the •World• Tocloy · Them~ of Circle DISCUSSIOnS a.lt... . . . .!Dft- -·__..;~; cl ' I lullelllllb. ThNt pre~e~~led • pro- ·Around· And About MiddleJJOrt 3Tbree Applications appllcanls for mem· lfiDI using "Canilvll 'nme" • 11a lheme. ~ Reed waa !be barl:er· Joe Rosenbaum, fleymr)re tattooe6 rna•; Gary sftouffer, Lola tbe beauty, • hula daJlcer; Mike ,... ...... Clllb "' I I I.e Jlominl Ita' EUB Qnudl will 101"1' "" lu1ldl llecliOD ~i I and 'r ':ill ., hush's Shot Store · ,...,..«Y ;Ia• ,.....lon T• wms are H ecJ lOth s· thd Patches are Awarded Cubs SAY II · ----- -· .....--.cr..- tluJt a- W Mrs. Russell Jooes, Nllz, Hoy Ml'll. Charles Mr. Nilz, and Mrs. Doy N1t& nod Mr. nod Mrs Cor Nit&. · ·1HE FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS CO. Mrs Bachman ot • Malta H C Announces d•d et an I OCY I Preabylerlan .,. nounced \bat 8Chureh colored bas film strip covering the " of Christ" will be shown SU. day evt!lllog al 5:30 p.m. at clwrch. Youth of the <hurch aa well as adulta ere iAvited ill LODGI 111, .....tr-~ :Dilullll R:-:be~um.::lr------=~~::~=~----1 r.MIDDLEPORT " A.M. will moe! TuMdiJ ...... at T:IO P· DO. ....,_ DlllaD, 1Jib Masoli4 Dlltrlct llduca- tlllll dla JDQibrln 11 tioDII Officer, wUI Ill auMI I, '::: Null\1 0 apeak.... llefnlbDII:Dt& will ba lit fllllrtii,W~ w• lllo IIOI'Ved. Mula' 11~- IN ~ • lllat. )loUIId Table f<1r oil: M,: oiled~~-K~ea~Dtlb=-Scilel--~,-...,.•_.--:::~eoc~er~=:_:and:.!dea::molh=en~:!\1 see the film. Paul Hap!Dnltali OF POMEROY, OHIO Will be tn charge, ~-master. • NCE BIRTH ·the close of business April 5, 1966. a state banking lnstl·, ;lion organized and operating under tbe banking laws of Mrs. 11"' Bachman of Malta 1, ANNOU . 'It " rr ;Is State and a member of !be Federal Reserve System. is 1 candidate for Democratic Mr. and Mrs. William B. Rl 1 1bliabed in accordance with a call made by the State Bank· : State Central Commiltteewom· i Middleport, Route 1, are an8 Autilorlties and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this . ao from· tbe lOth Congressiooal i nouncmg the birth of I & lb. I IF'ct. District in the May 3rd primary ' oz. daughter, Rebecca a , ASSETS electioo Sho bas served In \lilil April 17 at Holzer Hoopllal. 1 1 osh, balances wltb otber banks, and caah 1 off' fr lh 0 ld ISth Grandparents are Mrs Bertha Items in process of collection ---- -----722,338.02 ICe Wlce om , • Rile Middleport Rou~ 1 and ( nlted States Government obligations, dislrtct, porta of which are now ' • , T' 1 . direct and guaranteed ------- --------- 1,243,358.86 in the larger combined lOth dis- Mr. and Mrs. Merrill ay_or, bll&atlons of States and political subdivision• 402,708.93 trict. Route 3, Pomeroy. Tbe Riles !her oecurities ------------------- ----- 9,000.00 I• additioo to her previous a lbree-year-old daugbtor, Carla Raynell. ther loans and discounts ------------ ---- 4,042,758.61 lerm as Stale Ceotral lfnk premises, furniture and fixtures, and 45 966 04 leewoman, she was named other assets representing bank premlaes i,21!i.46 ''Delegate:at Large" to the Lewis Rep1lr Service 'her assets - -------------- - ------------Democratic NattonaJ Con- i Volkswagen - - • $1695 , TOTAL ASSETS --------------------- !6,466,349.94 vention ia 19M. She is aa active i -fORSlatloll Wagon. I Paaa. Ub ...,. - 1.,.. mileage UABIUTIES member of all local and mOSit ll eHEATING owner - lharp Wlgoll. You'll ..- find a better ona a better bur. ~mand deposits of individuals, partnerships, sta~ ar,td national Democrat PLUMBING ' and corporations - ---- ---------------- $1,655.113.91 garuzatwoa, and bas devoted ! • tme and savings deposits of individuals, much time and effort to lurtbROOFING k il\695 I· partnerships, and corporations -- ---- -- 3,876,628.18 ... the cause and success Dr. CHerdhrxps. AerealrNpteuewure to ooffrer eposits of United States G?verwnent -----25,682.79 her party. In her own wuo ,. epos1ts of States and political subdivisions 357,382.25 she is an active member ertifled and officers' checks, etc. ____ _____ 10.167.67 aeveral clubs a•d;:~~n:;lio~: \l luxury model top notcb iundltlon fine automobile at ITS $5 92' 974 80 a little over one·balf Ill original 0011. FUlly :bJ~~-·•·te DEPOS --- ------· 3 · and serves as a of the IM Mill WY ! TAL St. 2-2374Mldd'-" looks and obvious lood care are youra ~tb "' •a UDIJUK;Total demand deposits ---- 12,048,346.62 library, Buick trado-ln. Total time and ..vlngs depoalts $3,876.628.18 • I t. e GREEN up TIME ••• IS "CLEAN UP" TIME'. L~ao, I' At BLAETTNARS 64 of ~ 1 e l EwI s REPAIRSERVIa 64" I y .:.~f:te "':::iii:;"IDtW flher liabilities ------------------------- 136,667.73 ptAL LIABILITIES ----------- ---------- $6,061,642.53 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ommon stock- total par value -- ---------- $ 125,000.00 urplua -------- ----· --------- -- -------175,000.00 'nclivided profits -- ---------------------106,707.41 OTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - ---- ------406,707.41 AL LIABILITIES AND CAPITAL A~ CO U I\TS ------- --------- J6,468,349.94 MEMORANDA ' of total deposits for the 15 days ending with call date ---- $5,851,953.71 of total loans for .he 15 daya ending with call date ---- 4.016.510.74 in item 7 of ··Assets" are of valuation reserves of I 23,172.64 after SUPPLEMENTAL MEMORANDA Pledged assets and securities loaned· 1Book Value) U.S. Government obligations, direct and guaranteed, pledged to secure deposits ano other liabilities ------------------ $ 535,000.00 EUREKA has NG WORK SAVING 64 Pontiac Sta. Wagon S2155 As attractive today aa tbl 01 It wu IIIW In Its lllbt blue fllllab and malcblng Interior. Powor ateei'IDI. and braket, Automatlo traniiDI•aiOD. ~995 Bonnevillt Pontiac· 1 dr. Hard Top. Aootbtr nre and belutlluiiY llllilltalDed one owner 19611 trade-In offend at only a ffactlon of Its original cost. FullJ oqulp}lld wltll powv lleer!D& and brat. • and popullr H)'dnlllalk. r '1495 1...... Buick LeSabre • • dr. Seda11. We'oe tllnteed tbla c 11- new and can ToUIIhiiii'*'"'Oicloanlnt-GI'Ioo,..ooo,.c- bigbly reeommond It to anyone. Powc siHriD& and brabe. Hrdramatte drl"' lnl Power Pa ~t Cordaway ~rills •I illl 01 modt >XIIII a yoo MOd, 11ifldl --.!y.l\1 P11k h.p. tan jeii'J'dor "'Ml ahusts. flf arut• dllllinl olliO"''. looi·PM. Too '"""'· flip lop 1~. lDol lifo RAWLINGS . :UJ 62 Pontiac Catalina • •1245 ol dr SedaiL Sblrp ~ llpt turquoiH ftniJb. wltb I elea~ matcb!DI tDttrtor. Hydrimatk; power lteeriDI an4 power brlllel. · ' " " ' - - . .... dllli'l - " ' " " ' TOTAL ----------------- ----.. ------ $ 535,000.00 : ~ Paul E. Klo... Cashier, of the above-named bank do de<:lare that this re~rt of condition li true to tile 6 0 Ch Wag $895 my knowledge and belief. evro • ' ' • ' • PAUL E KLOES ' ' 1111 tb11 It n1c A 0 We, the undersigned directors, attest the CorTectness of The New Ingels Carpet House Noma4 WPoliw ,f~llOrl of condition and' declare that it bas been eum· Dl-. .._. . u~~ tbe best of our knowledge and belief i.l 220 E. MAIN WY 2·5661 POMEROY THEODORE T. REED JR. eALSO ON SALE AT Directon. C. WAYNE SWISHER HAROLD E. SMITH FURNITURE . ' '... • 1 ~~'1'1.01" OIDO COUNTY OF MEIGS as: INGELS ,..,,,~. . and mbscrlbed before me thla 26th daJ of April, WY 2·2635 MIDDLEPORT MARY P. YOUNG, Nollry Public ' ' •, CGa>mbajop Ulliret JIIDt 311. 111611. I 1Sf'G '!..:*J!Il. Ac~'!".:u~wllk .:'mterto;: a: 1 BLAETfNARS - - • '895 TINY'S FOODLAND HEINER'S BAKERY · SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS -- --V.·-·------D. EDWARDS ·-'895 1962 Rambler 4 Dt. Sedan. Std. trana. cyL Radio md lleatlr Pen= Sund HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE 1962 Oldsmobile • '1295 4 Dr. 88. Radio and heater. Power l1teeriDI. auto. trana. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. &m.ta,. F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER s.rvl'c. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH . H'ARDWARE CO. -'505 and: 1962 Rambler • • station WRJOII. Aulo. trana. Radio md linter 1961 Lancer • • • 4 Dr. sedan. Auto. trana. Radio and heater Jl'reetio.. - GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. ateerln&- Badlo md heater 1960 Chevrolet • '610 • 2 Dr. Sedan. Std. tra111. RadiD IDd heater 1960Volkswagen • $395 -- -'450 t Dr. Sedan. 0 cyL Std. ullllc ll.tord, BEN FRANKLIN STORE s.'. RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY FOREMAN · & ABBOn I .. SDr. Sedaa 1960 Rambler --·--------- - -- '1195 • ,! NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE BAUM LUMBER CO. '695 THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT a;=I SUNDAY 9 AM R.H. 0~.0 VAlli\'.'.· ~.-~. 1£9._ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE Ciardi and Offko SuppU.. - GUll ·~ ,. .. . .·· ..... 4i!f Bolliillt ......~. <)" . . .,. ' ' ' 'l ' ' " NMI . la44IOPOrt ' ' Bra-~ _ a .* t1 ~ c(U:~A, ~ ~.lldp ~ l:ll a.m., luwlOiii"-Gnctl!phcop,aiChurch.Pomeroy Joe lloiWila, lllllilller; Jlca. ,Pilll A. Sallen, paalar: 8tJa. dv tiaol N L m.; MVIrll REV RICHARD, 'MARTiu ... l"orreet,•~ .. Bib~ ~ dv llc:bool, t:at L m., WQJII ......, • p. Ill. PrQer meetlallll • . ·~ RECTOR 1:10 a! m.~ ~ 'W,!!t,llilp l!Ousb, Supt.; 10:11 L m. Jliim. ~ 7::!0 p, TIL .._,. . w.r.hlp' •• ' .......... 10130 AM • ...., 1Efiallil .Waralllp, 1Ti1 Wcni!W, lad and 4111 10:30 liD, l'ne ::r.::;t~' ~A~T~roug: · ~~~~t/lll:Appn:: · o:lllcll~:I:ro~~= · : . ·.~ ::·'~·::..~ ':,,~a.• m.:· ..,.,., I p. ... . . IIQ .. tile i110111b;. p. ILifttl. .~ . . B. 8lldlb, ..... I ' . ' b • ' . ., . t. . ·l .... • ,"1 • .· .. . '· I ,,• TbursdYs: and - ------·- -- -·--· '945 1962 Lancer • • -t Dr. Sedan. Std. trana. Radio and heater :1 w.;...,· Wut e 1961 Pontiac • • 4 Dr. sedan. Auto. Irani. Power f' INSURANCE AGENCY LIEVJNG COAL COMPANY - me. -------------·· - trana. Ra«Uo and lieu. • Cll!u'clt ,_ R. &Jiene GUI, pu- Mass. tar; 'Sunday SCbool 1:10 a, m.: Phll Wise, Supl; Mornin& WOI'Solmtiora .frJrt:Y'/J!lo· Contribution Md a Cancer Fund R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. WJLLIS ANTHONY PlUMBING & HEATING 1962 Dodge I cyl, 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. II liaiJr u t. MULLEN cooducledpreSident. by, Mn. Edgar Allensworth, Relreobments wero aerved by Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Hawley, Mrs. Xarr and Mrs. L. R. W!l"Y. a"'te-.;N-o.""2"' 23X = - -- -- - - -Re = se=rve: Dirrtrict No. 4 REPORT OF CONDITION OF Ev~ Service, Conf~lcm,. ,......If a. WM 1 ID& sllldy. mii.u, -:::,::11 J..m.- I ble ' lie\>,' _$mday N• 10;• "\l!::Jot~~,J_; Day ot · Obllialltl!l ·1 ,.:.ra;_ . . ,= I · .. i- ~ •*•• ....... - ........ .- -SOCIAL Scout+Rama CALENDAR , Baptile . Y.onlb Bet- Sa =:fM;;;;;: :pori L Jll. p. Jll,: Ev~~~geUIIJe IIII!Wp 7:ll0 p. m.; Prayer I!JII!Uag 'lbunday 7:30 p. m. . Lartl CIHf Free llle6odlst .·.,•· :o-c.m: •l" . . and SeilooJ.-1:10 a. m.: 0: Days ,Jupl;;' IJttallle ' 'f. • aewit!De'm u• ...--;:;:;--.t.J Dater Chllftll et ~- : : ~ ~=day of month. !Jhlp iO:IJ • , ~- : ~..id &erv· Tile lllvadG1 ~~f~r,-~; IGn>aii!<!Dd: Rev. c. L. Bible School 1:30 a.m. Preacb- FetlontH Cllarcll, 7 p. m.; Ev~~~gellsUc aer· voy Ray 9.' 1Wiillll& 110r, . pastor; llobetl tewiJ, ID& 10:30 a. m., first and third - Rev. W. IL Pen;ID, vlrle 7:311 p. m. Mlci-Week pray· ebarge. 1!uJ*J 10 a: •. . ,.,.., HupL 8:311 a. m. itiuniiq Wrii' Sundays. Carl Kautz, Supt.; er aervlce 7:30 a. m. Wedne&- neas meeting; 10:311 a. m. abip ll1d Sunday School; 7 p. Mu0D Cll7 Cllmcll ol arts~, School, 9:15 a. m. Worabip, daJ. ilay Sehool. 'Simday t . Evenillg Service: Tbunday Mlller Street - Sunday Bible 10:21 a. m. Tile UDIIed Melbodllt Climb Young People's Leg1011; ,,.., .J. 7:30 p. m. Prayer ml!lltlng, study, I a. m.; EvetllnJ Wo,.. Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Aiklr!', m. Salvation meeting; 'J'tillllo Carpenter BapUSI Cbardl: abip, 7:30 p. m.; Bible Study, llu¥Wt l'lllrtm Rolilell pastor. Tbe Sludy Holll', 9:15 day, I 1111 P. m. Lllcllei ~ Sunday School, 9:30 a. n\. Morn- 7:311 p. m. Wednesday. (LAng!vllle Pool Office), Rev, a. m. Wll'lhlp Hour, 10:30 a. m. League: 7 p. m. Prop c i ; lag 'Worship lO:U a. m. Middleport aureb ol Cbrlat, 0. H. Cart, pastor: Sunday Serltpure and Sermon: Paalms 7:30 p. m. Bible Study, . Jl'lnt Bapllal. Cblrcll, Middle- .Sib and Main Streets - Don- Schoel, t :30 e. m., Robert Grate UU-10; Luke 16:111-31-"Tbou meet!DI. Olller aervl!:es b Art 'lberel" Portsmoulh Dis- IIIIUllCemenL ' , Rev. Donald Boone,_pas- aid Hicks, minister; Bible SUpt.; WorShip service at Sunday Sebool 1:11 e; m., Scboo~ 9:30 a. m., Kennelb Me> I. m.; Pilgrim Youth, 1:45 tr1c1 Conference, Sunday, May ADVENTIST 'I'! · George Baker, Sllpl; 10:15 · .1• Elhlnney, Supt.; MOI'IIIDI w .... m.; Evqellstlc aervlce, 1, Z:30 to 5 p. m. at Jackson Worship $eni¢e) BYP a p. sblo 10:30 a. m. Evenlag Wol' P. m., Mid-Week Prayer and MetboliJt Church, Jackson. Pom"'"J' Sev•lll Day . Evening :worabip, 7:30 p. ablp, 7 p. m. Prayer Service, Praise, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. 5:30 p. m, MYF. Monday, 7:30 ~: CbO:: of~~ He m.; Wed!lesday, 7:30 p. .m., Wednesday, 7 P. m. p. m. Cbureh Official Board ·• ...,. emor prayer · ~tliJi, . 8:30 p. m., Pomeroy Cbun:b of Cbrlot JehotHJh meeting. 'lbursday, 7:15 p, m. = t a i P~F·!·tGUf cl!eJr pr~. , . . Jerry Masters, pastor; Sunday IITI&dom RID of Choir rehearsal. Thursday and Ices on Saturdaj· .FU,t Baptls_t Cb~, Pome- Scbool, 1:30 a. 1!1., Churcb ser- Witnesses - Public Ji'rldl)', May 5 and 6, rummage Sch 1 .30 · • 00 1 - -Rev. · .Carver Wllllama vice 10:30 a. m.; ChrlallaD En- SUnday 5 p. m u1e In lhe Downie building p. m., Wor.~ • · :~r.. sChool. 9:30 liD J0:7i. vice doavor, 6:30p.m.; Eveniag ......... ' ed by JOF Cl aas. I 2:30 YoutbStudy meeli!W, "'"dy• ••• p. m...''alble IP!IIIIOI' ·30 pp,mm.; · Bible .,._ji, aerv1ce, 10:30 a. · m.; , UO p, m. Tueaday 7 p m · Service d, '7 ·• ' -· Nurs"'Y and Junior Church lor BullaU Omrcll cl Cbrlal- 111g 8 ' Thursd . Nuarene y, :30 p. m. at S'l Evaill dilldren. · · Roy Carter, minister. Bible ~r~' Sch:;,{'7 p. m. ~~y. Tile Onlreb of tile Nuarene lfelgbls,. Gallipolis. · · ~ - : Flnl Baplllt ~.RadDe, Sebool, 9:30a.m. Worship and L th Getter- Rev. Herbert Grate United Brethem ·: lfev. C. L, O'Colioor, pastor. Preacblng service 10:30 a. m. Sl. Paul' u paator; Rlcbard Barton, Supt. Ed.. Ualted llrdHn ', Sunday Scbool 1:30 a. m., Sam Young ~·s meeting, 6:30 ..........., ~ _ Cbar!ea Blaell, Ass'\. Sunday Cbrtst Cburcb - Rev. Elden $; Curtis, npt.; 10:45 a. m. Morn- p. m. EveDIDII Service, 7 p. m. wwabi 8•15 d Scbool 9:110 a. m.; Mornn.l make, pastor: Sunday ScboiJI lag Worship; f :30p. m., BYF V. ILBraley,BlbleScbooiSupL pSUnday . a.s: Worabip 11a. m.; NYPS 6:45 10 a.m.; Winnie HolaJnget~ How .....- to ... Grid throo&ll tbo ot • cliDcL '1'bl11'01lder ar bright blu• tiP In & 00 • 930 and JUDior Fellowship; 8 p. m. Zloa Cburcb of C11r111, Pom- a. : p. m.; Evening Service, 7:30 Supt.; ChrlsllaD Endeavor, 7:1l DOlt flf l1llp, tbo path of tlle wind thrwp Evel1lng Service: Wednesday, eroy Harrisonville Road -Enm. ( congregations p. m.; Midweek Prayer service p. m., classes for alt. song aei'" ~< tooo1111 lnotopo, DIOOOlfpt rllllcln1 00 a JokL 7:30 p. m., Prayer Meeting, gene Underwood, minister. Bl- meeting u one al Sl 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. vice 8 p. m., Preadlldg B:ZO to: .&11th...... to blm tbo ~riii~ of God. 8:30 p. m. Seolor Choir Prae> ble School, 8:30 a. m.; Morn:"cb at Pine ~rove Middleport Cllareb of tbe N111m.; Mid-Week prayer meetill{t; Too WI an aught up In a -14 of wow,nd,_., Worey~Irshoortomabmla Uve; Tuesday, 3:30 p. m. J1111- ID& Worship, 7:30 p. m.; ~ bein8oewbull~L Paula Church areae- Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday, M4' meot, '10 foq& to otop llld "' Gael Ia tbo world lor Choir Prac\lce. berl Reed, Bible School Supt. , Sunday School 9:3& a. m.; Mazie Holsinger, class lenderl uou11rh& J-sokl,-erolWlzot ..... Cllesblre - Kyler - Hartfunl Church OJ Cod Method"' Moming Worship 10 :30 a. m.; Lelarl Falls UDited Bretbrell '*'" tbo ll•lifom flf Grid •• lttlo drild Parlsb - Warren G. Zlnn, a.ester Cb1lrel c1 God _ Allred Metbedlat Cllarcll- NYPS Young People, 6:45p.m.; b Clrlst Cbnrc:ll -James Mof., iDDOwiMatu1herebt.• pastor. Worsblp services are: Rev. Gilbert Speac..., pastor. Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Sunday Evangelistic meeting 7:30 p.m.: rison, pastor. Sund~y Scb at' Y..,.ohradi_JOQ_ofworablp Hartford Baptist 9 a. m. DST; Sunday School, 9,30 a. m.; Scbool at 9:30, Charles Prayer meeting, Wed. 7:30p.m. 9:30 a._m. Prear!hing s:d_l:es ""'lfaplnlbo, .. tbol,.. - ... oil thlngo 'brlpt 11114 benlllulllld find for tlle Llttie Kyger UCC ~:30 EST. Morning WOI'IIbip at 11 a. Supl Worabip service, 10:45 Pomeroy Cbureh of tile Na11- first and lhlrd 'lbursday .liJrPom of God u Be meolllt dallr tiulluah Cheshire Baptist 10:45 EST. m.; Evangelistic Service, 7 p. m., Vere Swartz, lay areae - Rev. Kennelh Pierce, 7:30 p. m. Second and I . tMbetutJoflllooulb. Chlll'ch School at Hartford, at m.; Prayer meetlnc, 7:30 p.m. MYF 8:30 p. m. Sunday; pastor; Raymond Walburn, Sand~y at 7:30· p. m. Pra . , 1:50 DST: K.Y&er 10:20 EST, Wednesday; YOUDII People'• ablp, 7:45 p. m., wllb lhe Supl; Sunday School, UO a. meeting second and and Cheshire 9:45 EST. service, Friday, 7:30 p. m. Caslo. Wednesday, 7:45 p. m. Momlag Worablp, 10:30 a. Thursday, 7:30 p. m, and !iril MI. Union F.W.B. Cbareh MI. Morf111 Cbardl o1 God- Jl'ayer aervlces. m. Evening Service, 7 p. m.; and third Sunday, 7:30 p, Iii. Sunday School t :45 a.m., Earl lfev. Daniel Workman, pastor. Flatwoodl Mollsodlst Prayer meeting, 7 p. m. Wed· Mt. Hermon UDIIed lllellltll Starkey, Supt.; Eveulng wor- Sunday School t:45 1. m.; WCJI'o - Pearl A. Cast4, pasio'/. ~y. Ia Christ Cllareh -James Morabip, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Cox, ablp service 11 a. m. and 7:30 ablp IM!I'V!ce, 10 a. m., Racine Cburdl of tbe N111- rison, pastor. Sunday Scbool Will) ths hope it Ulill, in some measure, foster and help • - Layman; Young People's meet- p. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p, m. other Sunday, 7:45 p. m. - Sunday School 9:30 9:30 a. m. Preachiag, first and a. m.; Sunday Worship 10:30 lhlrd Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Sei:aDd tain 1 .which wad in family rmd community life, thil f- lag and Bible Study, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday; Youag People'l day School, 10 a. m., Jobn Wednesday; Choir practice at meeting, 7:30 p, m. Friday. ley, Supt. a. m.; Evening Service 7:30 p. and foorlb Sunday, 11 a. m. ture epomored by the bru in&• firma and organi:latiom 7:30 p. m. 'lbursday. llatlaad Cf111rc11 of God _ Fomt 11D1 MetbiNllst m.; Mid-week Prayor Service, Prayer meeting every Weclneiwlw1e name.. appear below. Rntland J1'1nt Baptist Cbureh Rev. John Smallwood, paattr; --&mday School D a. m., Mrs. 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. day at 7:30 p. m. Christian ED1_....;.__________________________11- SUnday School 9:30 a. m.; Sunday School 10 a.m.; Evan- Fred Nease, Supt. Worsblp Morris M. WoUe, pastor. deavor, second and lourlb lltJD. Preadlldg Sunday 2:30 p. m. seJiatic service 7 p. m.; Young vice, 10 a. m. Rev. Wendell RaOand Cbmh of tbe .lllaz. day, 7:30 p. m. Rutland Free WID Bapllll People Endeavor 7 p. m. Wed- Slutler, pastor. ' arne - Sunday School ~; 30' a. ~.--Cbureh - lfev. Paul Taylor, aesclay; Prayer meellllll 7 p. a..lll Motllodlll Cbareh, m.; Morning Worabip 10:45 a. ,. , pastor; SuDday Schoo~ 10 a. m. SaturclaJ. dleport - M. E. m.; Ev~~~gelis\ic aervice 7:45 / m.; Guy. Priddy, Supl; Preach.. Epucopal lor; Mn. Nan Moore, p. m.; Midweek Prayer service S e to Middleport, Oblo llldcllepOrt. Oblo lag serviCe, 7:30 p. m.; Prayer Gneo Eplocopal Cllmcll School Supl; Chureh 7:45 p. m. Wednesday. services, 7:30p.m. Wednesday. Pomeroy- Tbe Rev Rlcbard t:30 a. m.; Wonhlp Syraense Cburcb of,. ~ .JIIaz. ' ' Maaoa Baplillll1mday School R Mert!D, Reel~. Sunday 10:30 a. m.; M~ .,._ - WDllam c. Tborpe, A contribution was made to - D.A. V. HaU, corner Second M lag Pr and Serm Fellowship, 7 p. m., pastor; Sunday Scbool 9:30 a. lhe cancer fund wben lhe Wlld- ' and Pomeroy, Mason. Sponsored ~ ayer on, Board meeting, 1st Sunday m.; Morning worship 10:30 a.m. wood Garden club met wemby French Clly Baptist Church 10• a. m. monlh, 7:30 p. m. WSCS p nteco~tal day morning at lhe borne of Blkon ol Good Brood In Galllpollo. Alllliated wllh s. E UB Monday of monlh, 7:30 p: m.; Penteeoa':.l Allemhly, Roate Mrs. Victor Hysell In Mlo~ We FDl All Doetors l'relcrlptioDI B.C. Rev. R. L. Pinson, pastor. Enterprise EUB . CGreb Eleanor Circle, Wednesday, ut- R p ul E J ville. . ' ~ RunllnltOD. W, VL Sunday School every Sunday, Rev. Mel1zel Smith, paafllr. p. m. tor SU:~ ~ i ;es, ~ Mrs. Lawrence Smilh, pr~ II'Y 2-2955 Pomeroy s p. m. Preacblng aer\'lcea tho Worship service 9:30 a. m.; Sun- ~ FaD• Wedn.:;' ~dent, was In charge of 'Ill .. 4th SUnday of each monlh. day School 10:30 1. m. Youtb a.arp Jam.. F. Early, da lp, ay an - meeting, which opened wilb 116Mt. Morllb llaJ>tlst Cburcb- FellowShip 6:30 p. m.; lleys lor - LETART Jl'ALI.'I y. votions taken from Proverfjl 1 Corner of Faurtb and Main St., and Girls Jl'ellowabip, 6:30 p. lbip, 7:30 p. m. Sunday (ex· Tbe d~ ~do 8:13 by Mrs, Kennelb ilan>W1 Mlddleporl Rev. Nyle Borden, m.; EveDing service, 7:30 p. cepl 2Dd Suoday): Olureh B. Barrell r tor~esund":· It was decided tho! each ~~ minister. Sunday School 9:30 a. m., 2nd and 4111 Sundays: Youlb School, 9:30 a. m. SuodaJ. Scb ' ~ Y ber would contribute to the Wali' I 001 10 Arnold Richards, Supt. 10:30 Cbnlr, 6:30 p. m. Wednesday. fled service, t:IO a. m., 2nd ID& evang:u.:· secvl! e;e~ bena wild flower preserv•li!>.l!l 240 UltfOID St. lllddleport WY NBIIO U0 B. Second Pomi!I'OJ WY :z.24tO I a. m. Morn!Dg Worship. PraY"' Meeting. 7:30 p. m., Sunday of m011 tb. EAST ' · Three articles were read !if Naomi Baptist Cblll'dl - Wednesday. TART- Worshl 8 2nd p. m.; Wednesday Bible Study Mrs. Karl Grueser concernilyl 7' 30 p. m.; Saturday nlgbt Pray- tbe Claytonia (Sprlng Beauty) Sunday School 1:10 1. m.; w.... MoriiDJ Star EUB CGreb - and 4tb p. m., abip 11 a. m.; Wednesday, 7 Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: Schoo~ 9:30 a. m. Sunday. er and Worship 7'". P· m. flower, the Honesty plant (tlaa p. m., Prayer aervlce. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m., Roy PLE GROVE - Worablp, a p. Preabyterwn money plant), and Flowering J Eltablllbed ID 100. Communlt Van Meter, SupL, Earl Shuler, m lsi Jn1 Middleport Jl'lnt U•lted Pres- trees. It was brought out f!llil Columblo. w. v~ lllddleport Cllrleton Cbmd ~bnry Au'l; Morn!Dg worabip, 10:45 a,ri School, ~:30 1. m. ltyterlaa Clnsreh - Rev. How· April Is the biiS)' monlb of tfiOL ' Ph. MUOD '173-6583 Road _ llev. ~. llln1on, L m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 p. day. GREAT BEND - Wor- lll'd Ruppelt, pastor; Sunday rear and also to prune flow~ paslor: Sunday School , ., m. Tbunday. Youlb FellowShip ablp 1:30 a. m., 1st and Scbool 9:30 a. m., Fred Le".ls, and _sbnlbs as soon as bloonr 1 110 .. m.· Ralpb Carl Supl 7:30 P. m. Sunday. Sundays; Cburcll Scbool, 10:15 &!pt.; 10:30 a. m. Worship: 1118 IS over, 'I · W~ servi' lO·IIO Lollrldp EUB Cb..... - 1. m. SUnday, MORSE 5:45 p, m. YF; Wed., 6:30 p. Mrs. Sudlb gave, "Now Is lhe and . ::. ,d~~· Rev. J!)Jpne E. Emerson, pa• -worablp, 11 a.m., 111 and 3rd m. Junior Choir; 7 p. m. Sen· lu!Je to:" prepare cold frames, ' 1 7 10 Balova Watr.bes - Sales and Service West MaiD SL ~ ~ Wednesda j 1111': Sunday School t:45 a. m. Bundays; CburclJ School 9:30 a. lor Choir. gel all ready for May sowing, , . Y a llussell Archer, Supl Sunday m. Sunday. SyraCD~e Flrsl Ualted Pres· nod planting, and to aetout ~ ' Ul8 N. Secon~ lllddleporl Support tbe Chlll'dl of Your Cholee 7 30 ·Cal:;.,~ Chapel _ W worShip, 10:46 1. m. and 7:30 Mlllemlllt Mell1odbt byterlaa Cburds - Olurch ser· sy plants. Mrs. Homer Holter IT!I'Vice each Sunday, t:~ P.m. allemately. Bible Study - WendeD G. SluUer, pastor. vices 9:30 a. m .! Sunday School told of her recent ldp to tbll m.• Sunda School • 111111 prayer service, led by paa- Sanday Scbool tO a. m.· 10:30 •· m.; B1ble Study, 7:30 narciSsus show al Granville 111111 10 y,.',u, m.aEvm., fir, 7:ll0 p. m. Wednesday. lhip serv1ct 1i a. m. ' P. m. Wedn.,day. to Kingwood Center at llfalit.: . 1 15 lag Worabip 7 · ,:··each "" amstlan Endeavor, 7:30 p.m. Partll1lll lfelllodlat Harrlsoavllle Presbyteriaa field. · :,, da p. · 8aJI. 31'11 Saturday of montb. H. L. Mc:DaDiel, paslor. Cllll'ch, Howard Ruppelt, pas· A wiener roast was held ·lltdJ "EvefY\Idns ID Hardware" Cheater, Ohio ~&evfllo ComJmodtf Cbardl lloTIIIIIIelld EUB Cbri- Scbool 9:30, Harold tor. Sunday School, 10 a. m.; the group went OD a bike Pomeroy, Ohio -Rev IIDslell am., pastor Rev. llupnt E. EmenoJJ, p... Supt.; Kesoetll McLeod, Asa'L Worsblp 7:30 p. m. nature study. Many lnletelllng II v ....~~·=~:I an1ce 7.30 • tar: ·Sunday Scbool 1:45 L m., Supl, Preacblng 7:30 p. m. Syracsne Mlsslo• - Earl CUS· wild flowers and trees lb<:ludl!vimlellsll~ NOI'!lliD R Bohr, Supl: Sunday day. . lor, pastor. Wednesday and Frl· ing the boney locust ~reo wtp, _ day IT!I'VICI!S, 7:30 p. m. .seen and also an Indian IDOUilG, 7.ll0 p. m. and Worablp 10:46 a. m. and 7:311 Raelllt MoWiit Cfl1lrcll Sunday p ;.. P. m. lltemately. Bible Study R L. McDaniel, pastor: Lauer Day Sainll whsch Is on the llysell place. .: 1'lb Someone Willi Yon To Cllureh · Ball4on and BulldlnB Suppllea· Mlnlan _ 111111 Prayer· Servloe, led by paa- day Sebool 1:30 a. m.; Preach- RoorpnJzed Chareb o1 Jens ID Polllll'O)' Over 110 Yearo Ruban • Sllveilvlllt liNd; E. fir, 7:311 P. m. 'l'lmrlday. IDC10:311 0, m.; MYF I p, m.; Qrlat of Latter Day Balnts . SURPRI!IE GIVEN ·-Cbesltr. Obto Pb. 9811-2005 Griffith, pastor; Roller WI!- '1'lpperi Plalu EUII Qanll Pr.,er and Bible Study, 7:30 p. C. W. Proffllt, pastor. S11 miles Friends of Mrs. Richd·: Supt.• Sunday Scbool, 10 - Rev. EIJieno E. Emenon, m. Wedllesillf. &om Racine on Racine • J>ort. Campbell aurprised ber Witb a;: Altlmd Tbo Cblll'<b of Your Cllolee a. m.; Ev~ fllrlrlce, 1· Jill~: Sundoy Wll'8bfp, t:ll Bee llJrllp ' land Road. Sundoy School, t :IIO card sbowll' We<lnesday In oiJ,., :311 p. m. Prayer meeting NO L m., Sunday School, 10 a. m.: Clester J..lmlef, pastor; a. m.: Worabl)l 10,30 a. m., servance of her birtbday. ~ m, Tuelday. · · Bobt!ri Vlneylll'd, Supl Bible lhip ..-vice 1:30 a. m.; Sauday 19enlng service at 7:30 Campbell, wbo recenlly ,..! .llbland 00 Prndueta Brown'• BoWe Gas Rallud .......,. _.Olin Sludt and Prayer lll'vlcet lid day Sebool, 10:15 a.m.; p. m.; Wed., worsbip service turned from Holzer hospital tallie to ".00 aDd up Newman, miAIDDirJ putar• 117 putor, 7:30 P· m. 'l'aelda7. 1:30 p. m. PriJer and at 7:30 p. m. lowing surgery, wu V"'Y bapo ......_ WY N4811 Ohio Pomi!I'OJ Sunday Scbool t:• a. m.: .Mull Ciau Meetl1ll 7:30 P. IIi. Stu4y, W'edpeldly, 7::!0 P. m. Roman Catholic PYI and upressec~ ber thanks. Wfi'Sbl 10•• , ' Jut Jllaadar of montb. RRiald lletlllldlot Cbri :.... or lhe H cards wbleb she ...,. P · L m.,. Preadl1ntr ~ EUB a.rel -Rev BeY c. J Lemley Oor Lldy of Lorello MIISIOD celved. She also received :a" ~:: P. m.~ lerVIce, Paul A. Sellen, putar: a,ri ~ 1,30 a.' m.• ' ..., BaltDm - Rw. 'nlomas number of lilts and phon~ ; • P· m. ·-...... • dv Sd1ool, I:• a. m.; Baa lblp ~ 10:30 a. m.' MOnel<, administrator; Sun- calls wblcb llhe greatcy app"" ' hrnltun and AppUanoeo QuoUIJ l'unttun at Lower Prleos Clwrcla OJ Chrilt ' QulseDberry, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. lloDday, 1:30 p. Ill. .., Mass 8:110 L m.; H 0 ly elated. llradbTirJ Clmrel! tl ~ lbQ1ng Wonblp service, Ill s.tlta MeiWist Clam:h lllddlepon.,Ohjol , l'llou 11854125 Chester. Ohio :~.!?:_;,~; Bible 111111 !I'd Suodays ol tile -'11. H. L. MellinMI, pastor; Mn. TUNE IN ·- ··· • • .....,.. Wonblp, 7:10 p. m. EnDIDI ~ Lader L. IIAialb, Supt. w.... 11 10:30 I . m., Cbrllllaa llnilea'fo. till Sorrice, lad and 4111 b - l:ll a. m., llilada1 or, f p. m.: EvUt Will' day Ill II10IItb. Hill a: m. ''The Spreading Kingdom" Ii lblp, 7 P. m. '' ' . lledlaD7 EUB Qmla - ttev. Oak Gn9e M111iocu1t B...... G r IV I Grlatla hut A. Sallen, pastor: Mar. -8. L. llODimleJ, pi~Wr, 1390 WMPO RADIO LOCAL maoJf , _ Cboreb- Jllllll. ~i,, ~ Wonblp, 1:30 a.m.; San- Qow, 8upL lluldaJ· ~ ...~ , , \'a. '\. l' ' . ... JlaiD St. Slir9fet,. t1J i. 111.; tlii7 School, 10:30 L m., B\Ytbe lO:IJ L Ill.; l'relcblnf 1:15. 8aaday Schoal, Jl, L. ~ •SfaD. 'l'lleJaa, Supt.; Youlb teilow. S j - ....I laC Cllrcll - , ·>. = ,~, . Yt'·· '"'' ----·--~------r.d StoeltoD, &!pt. · · , tJiilp, 1:111 p. m. · Wea4eii:Cl 8lulllt, palllr; w... Jr · PATENT STRAPS II '' ' '..::i:::====··:: I :X :OborD I '' < ' Sentlnel Church News dey, May s. On !':w~chos pobe soup, chiD, s ' le tato salad, baked beans, P d cake, homemade ice eream coffee. Woven ra& ruga also be for sale. benbip wore accepted wben Spirit In t lie slons and stresses of modern ~r Grange met TUesday Today" was tbe topic 'for 1day soelety and the continued evenmg. . . Tbe lfev Mrs. Dollald ~on glveri DY Mlsa bc.N ;1~ f~~ ~~~ e''IAAn~ of ~he : I~'l"J' !!el!~. W01't:hy master. iUlct; ~::·:; -~ In ColumbuS ~cui~;; ~· ~ ~,. "~ at tbe April Holy Spmt now, a~ In the . ys presided and the meeltng open- where tbey · attended luneral , . _ , Ia cbar&e o! Tommy I ~ AlternOOII Circle of. of the aposUe~, She stressed eel 1n ritualistic form. Tbe se,... services for a friend, who wat Jobnsoo, HIII'Oid SlaM, ~at Church i.iiiii ;;--~·:!d~h~!!! !" worship iUg o:v.•~ (!n!!)".!Dg " duster) &llled i:: !!! ~~cldenl • Ia lhe basement in America bar l011g beeD • and the cooltie eontest were dis· dominant factor In our freedom. cussed. Hobart Newell, COlli- Mrs. Myroo MUI.,. bas "" Sanborn presen~ les- Mrs. Norman Wayland, chair· munity aervice cbalrman, dis- turned from Grafton, W. ~a. , material from the study man, resided and welcomed the cussed activitie~ tnr lhe Graage. where she v1slted with re •· ,i)k, "The Acts, Tben and members and QJIO guest, Miss Mrs. Arlhur Orr spoke on Rural uves. She went to attend luner'. " wbicb polmed to lh• ten· · Bowen, of Iowa, lnr· Ufe Sunday and May 15 was a1 ..,...1ces for Mrs. Chauncey CHILDREN$ w, teacber of religious educa· oet as lhe dale for observance. Mlller. While tbere aile wu lhe In the county. Miss Bowen Plans were made lor IAI\Ia- guest of her aunt, Mrs. Grace I reported OB a tour aha bas just Uon of sit candidate• at the Proudfoot. recenUy completed and told of next meellllg, May !4, wilh I Mr and Mrs. M. v. Tllletl of Siw s to Bill seeing lhe Rev. Robert Hurley practice session on May 21 . , M .;,. and Barry Tillett cl Ak· and family 'n Mayland where Spring wu tbe tbeme uf lh• , ar1 . !ted re<e~~Uy wllb Mrs. Whllo be is In the miDistry. She de- program presenied by Mrs. Orr, ' and MilS Bell llockscribed lhe bi.ceotennial of ledurer, who opeaed Wltb tbe Sanbo lleteorllel oomellmel fol. WY 2·2039 Mlethudi'sm wilh !be Jnlnlslers song "In The Garden." Mem"'· Mr Jobn Mayer and low each olher so quickly tbeir ''011 NIGHT WI f.2951 serving as circuit ridel'll as a bers answered roll call With Mr. Cb s: and John of tamllwJI llreaks give tbe lm,, of the celebration. their favorite tree. A poem, ~dr~ :!:ted wllll Middleport. 0. ol raiRiaU: beaco 1 ... -:!:'Y FlowerPo~.! Mrs. Nan Moore gave 1 ,.._ "Spring," waa read by Mrs. urn Mr 11111 Mr , '"iDtlleor sbower.Q · ~ 111a -·• pori on the sock dolls and read Hobart Newell and a readiag, ber pare ' · lin. Millard Van Meter a list ol materlal8 needed for lhe , "House cleaning," by Elmer George MoblbertM. W Iter BuliCe , ~~~~!!!!~!'!!!~ bloodmobile visit Monday, May Newell. Mr. _and ':· a Start ntle ef 11lillll pwll nwlrtl faelal toaler. ~ , Threearticleswereread,Tbe were m Mansl~tld over lhO: .....,,wfllphl........ ~ .. ..,11relltlb 1 • • I . -e nomlnatl'n• committee ~ Pear Tree, Mrs. Henry Turn- Iweek_end to viSrt lheu so• a ud IG.UO Jlptllot ...,1••""' llle lllaldiiC llrlda. Keep ... • ••. ud M Larry L-. . .IJie ........... • was accepted as read list· or: My Taxes, Dale Kaut:z, ~nd ; family, Mr. a rs. 1 ;ag lhe same officers for anoth· Daffodils, Mrs. James R1de- Bunce and son, Steve. '- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - er year and include Mrs. Way· nour. A contest en birds COR· The Auxiliary of lhe MlddleMOTHER'S DAY, MAY I i la!KI. president: !ltrs. Rllttie eluded the program. I pori FlfOmen baa cancelled i i Sml\b, vlce president : Mrs. Em· Refresh menta were served at 1 their meeting scheduled for GIFTS FROM K& C erson Jones. secretary ; and Mrs lhe close of the meetmg by Mrs. ]Tuesday, May 3 until Tuesday, Nao Moore, treasurer. A discus- B. K. RJdeneur, Mrs. Jaf!les , May 10 because o! electiOil day. sion followed the program. Ridenour and Mrs. Henry E1ch- [ Mrs. Richard P1ckens ·~w: IT BEST [ .~ salad course was served by lnier. : pallled her mother • Mrs. recent· . Mn. Everette Davis and Mrs. 1Webb to Holzer Hospital . SUNDAY ClloOie Jlotber'J !llfl flola Emersoo Junes during the soc· • ly lor a check-up foUoWJag sur L SESSIOII tl. DC'a alee aoleetloa Uko lila. 7 w boor Tbe final meeting will NlfZ gery sev...al weeks 'ago. ·-ed l lbel thOhiANr:Ap\18t GuUds of ....,.. bJ Fostoria, Jleoker ,... he ·. M · Middleporl residents con~ o Pact Ill, Cub lcoull 101 and blllfolda, Keepaalr.o ld I! ay. 0n0r Upon to Honer Hospital ia Gallipolis ProvidetiCI ~ Tueoday eveniOC IR lhe 'DAY 1 be dlomonda, Bulova watellel, I for medical care Include Mrs. day at the N llaJI wllb ·RIItl• Dlllard, Speidel and J. B. wotdl batldl, • t' • If OY Jennie Satlerf;eld Mrs. Katie Cbureb. Rev. Slmutl Ja.U. real"'·• ...... meet-11 SiJent .-.uc wn 1$ · ' Theobald, 11 pastor and . Mrs ' Wllllalll L. ,_ master ...... '"" ebarm braceloto and 6 Mrs. Russell N1tz enlertain- Estep, Mrs. Audrey •...:.....P wllb !be pledge ill 1 or tboloe 11ft Moma. PIanned bY ClWll ed with a party Suturday In : Mrs. Mona Sm1th, Miss ouperviiOt. . . .....- Kean Barril wbo The Loyal Berans Class of the , bonor of ber twm daughters. ; Howell and Mrs. Nellie Price. CRURCII cl llaC ::: ~7 boys~ I 1 • ... Oua.:b of Christ met Tuesday \ Ann and Nan, on their lOth ! Recent guesta uf Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy IIIIIIOIDICII ........,. ello lbe oaU.: R • everung al the ehurch. Several : birthday. The door prize was : Everett Bachner alld daughter liooal meebOC lollowinl !be ret- Cub llcolll • I• EARll members were reported Ill and ' woa by RJdcy Schaefer. I Connie, were lheir daughter, ular worahip IIOI"'iet Sladi.J. sda ,.... glv•~tb ood :;;.;~~~....... ux:lude the lfev. and Mrs. Fred Games were played with the jKaren of Oblo URiversity, ~nd May ls~ at 11:30 a.m. (EST). boys, lllctuding ,~ IDII' • I. Gardner, former pastor : Mrs. I prrzes • on bv Rema Chafin. , Miss Mary Schaaf of Columbus. P<l,slbilily of a merger ~ lllcky llcltllgbt, Joa Mitchel rlllrRoscoe Satlerfieid, aod Homer ' Vicky Schaefer. ond Becky ' Mrs. Joba Ketchka and dall- lhe Presbyteria and 1111 Ualted mu, KilDay lloffmOn, Duatlf'l di... Dnd.flce Jones. . ' Smith. lghter, Kimberly, bove reUU. Cbureb of Christ will be dll- 111apmu, Bruct Reed, 1 I Pla111 were made for a Silent : Refresbrneata of Ice cream, I ed to their borne In All membon ol tbe lludlol alii Millo ~ auction lor lbe May meetmg j cupcakes, potato chips, kool : followiag 8 visit here wilh !Ferlaraled Church IN !qed Ill SeauW-IIIma patcbes 'lftnl il and lbe birthdays of Martha Me- ede and mints were served to I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace attend. Worship ~ at 10:· awarded to Mlcbaol Br1U11, Neal and Mrs. M. L. Kelly were i Chiquita and Vicky Case, B..,. I Bradford and Mr. and Mr '· li and -sre~ational tlll!ellli llonllit Coudl, Barril, obsmed. Mrs. Kelly preseated i ky and Diane Smltb, ViCky and , John Kelchka of Pomeroy. at II :SO. loitb Blankeoship, Slllvle Jew· Paul Jones Mrs Manniag Webster was MONDAY ell, Mortoo Barnet Delllll ,devohona mcludinK prayer and 1Milzi Russell j scripture by Mn.. Ruth Karr : Suzanne and ' Robls Mulford: 1n Col~mbus for 1 te!Hiay visll POMEROY GARDEN Club Glue, Joe and Rooeoand • medltallon, What Woul~ Jo and Rema Chafin, Debbie, with her daughter and o011-lameet II tbe boTne II MrL bawD, RietJ Coacb, Insurance Agency Inc. They Have Seen 111 Yolll' bouse IRicky and Vicky Schaefer aod ' law, Mr. aod Mrs. L)'llo MOJ· 0. Roedel, Unaday, 112 p.m. IIMd, Gory llaoUfler, Plio WY by Mrs. James Hawley. Russell Eugene Ni11 and lbe ler and oew baby SOB. llemben are lilted • 111'111 HW4 14111 no Vocal selections were oung honored guests. Tbe Rev. Howard Ruppeh .ucles lor auellarL GilBobcat 151111 1 I L -nd st. Pomoroy, 0. by L. R. Wiley and 0 Bible qwz Adults preseo\ wore Mr. and tbe Middleport Fil'llt United TUI:SDAY .,_ 11 111 G117 SDouf· b \I .. ' ., ··. ,., .. ·: . '' · ,X ' ,,...,., . I �• .. 1 . \' . ·. . " ' Pomeroy .~ QUAUI'Y ·-Motor Co. . \ W~NT I lNFCRMA flO!'~! $1495 1963 , lmp1l1 H. T. Coupe IOOdl, We wW bUJ com- $1795 Call .. Co. .-.n• 4 Cell I ,., INI.... Ofte ,_,_,. MlniiiiUIII CllfFP II Clnfs 12 Cllfttt ,.., WGI'O f., r•rM C:t• . I'D IHOY, OHIO NOISY LI'L ,ABNER l.tgll Notice - I'LL NEV<R NUD TO!." I CAN l-1\Jf:..ON 446-2917 MCUIIft lllltrtiOnl ~ Bv FliED 8CHWAIIZEL MARINE - E'" liirude Sales and Service Weekdays afler &:30 p.m. and all day Saturday, HOCKINGPORT, 01110. 4 26 3Qte KNOTTS USED FURNITURE ond AUCTION . FOt W1nt Ad IIPYII:I ' Mlrin• Supplies OPEN IVEI. No P.M. plete estate• Gr small loti. . ..•.,. m.... 327 cu. ln. engine, Powergllde trans, Power ateering.and brakes, llke new lst Une whitewall Urea, radio and bea~ er, Nd Interior, abowroom dean, all while finial!. Pomeroy Motor - -~-- MEN Beautiful car In 2 tone green finish,, low mUeage by orl· gittai local owner, aPG\Iess clean Interior, 155 H.P, 6 cyl. onoinel Ktd. trano. Tlru like new, Radio and beater. AD -· ·--'"------ ··- --~---- -- -------- Ago 11-!t porleiii!O helpfuL Alter abort tralnlnK wltb uperlence dri'" en, 1011 caa earn 13.110 per boor and more. Fur applic., 11on' and lotervlew write AJ., WIN Semi Diesel Dlvlslol, ...... ....._ C!~· . . . . ..,. Hllmtltl!Jl.Ohio or phone 1-113-3113-9383. S4 ~ aerVlce4 21 Ito . 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 2 DoOr ~--:,-.....,----10-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprl129, 1961 I lnltnldlon• ~-. ~Get Extra Casli The Want Ad Wav ·"'- I M'i STOCK IN T~ E .. " ' cerll Dl~tr.lnl 1111 ed'l piiiCI NETWORK I! CARD OF THANICI I LH ,., M word ....' ' ,, ""'· ,, ..rwr4.., I:JI A. to IT' I 10 IAIY TO t>LACI A UIUL T PRODUCt ... WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 .. By HOWl& SCHNEIDER - 1.001<! J~T 7ELL THE JOKE'S, Will YA! JUST TELL THE ----··-·-- GASULIN! ALLEY wouldn't JOKES!_ worrLJ 'bou t that none, Rufu6! AUCTIONEER r--------....,~ -'====-::Bv ART SA~~OM -~ COMPLETE SERVICE ·--- Wrltt, Phone or Contact JIM CARNAHAN ----= ~ ., ~------- - -- 4 - - - -·-·· -<iL-:- ---~· '---~--- DICK TRACY t;Q AHEAD- QUICK! QUICK! nlR SALE- 1% acre lanD. rooma and Te minutes drive from Pomeroy Route 143, Rarrisooville Rd WY U321 or WY 2-31118. s 13 If• .,.,b. LITTL!: ORPHAN ANNII! By HAROLD GRAY Wl-lO AM T ·ro Sf# Tl-ltM "NAY~ WI-lEN UiJY ARE 'rnF. ONES DUL-{ t L.ECIE.D AS GUARDIANS 01= THE MORALS 01= THIS OJt.1MllHIT'r' '? or CARRI~R FOR POMEROY Are IUSINESS DISTRp ren. DAILY She Is survived by her ACROSS band, Clint Birch of Portland, 1. Superfluou. Ohio; ene son, Thomas Birch f. One ol the of Waterford, Ohio; four PbiUppl.ne lalarulo daughters, Mrs. EUen Lipps, rent In the Village ol U . Handled Vincent, Ohio, Mrs. D o r a port. Call WY U34tl or roughly Lipps, Li!Ue Hocking, Ohio,, Z.21111 or WY :h1600. 11. Jet, ror ODe IIIOlle lJ,AftrrY Lesla Birth at borne, 14..RunBirch, Gallipolis, Ohio; brother, Arthur Singer, ••••·1. 15.A.uto 11. Bueball Jal. do, Ohio; two sisters, llwb1fn&' Frank Holter, Racine, and in good shape and a 111Sil 17. ZO.Pormlt Mrs. Wald Kimea, Chester, Ford Ill good lhape. ILOornOhioi lour half sisters, Mrs. automatic trBIIsmlssioL polnt WUUam Krackomberger, Deem, Racine, Oblo. Jersey, Mn. Charles Bi"~n.l __--::---:-:,--4_%7_&14_ 1 Chester, Oldo, Mrs. 1'--C.O.D, Arnold, Pomeroy, Ohio. Mrs. -:ROSS'VORD 3. Bestow 4. Soa.k flax Dutch 1 ~ commune 6. Twig 1. Icelandie ·' 1'080rt 32.Ron ··- 38. Smlthu4 33. Silly 33. Atlowan<e .......... J()laon ..._. ~~~~=:~ BUY A TRAILER · :! "'f !• I f:, -1 · i. · and fears. Beyond the cares .., and joys and tears. Beyond ' the smlllng and the weeping. Beyond the walking and the ';) -~~;l, •; Ali:YDLBAAli:B to LOKGriiLLO'II' O.letter .&m.pl)"--. fGr POther. In thb umpte- A J.w use4 for tbt thnt 1/a, X f« tiM two CY., ete. Si.nr~ Iettera, apo.o troph1a. the llqth aDd tormaUon Qf the worda are all bint&. S.Ch day tbli _., lettml an 4lftl!ftii.L ATW PH ATW Compltto ~orry.Out to"l,. CALL ·-WY 2·9911~ Pick up 'At G. & G. CAFE POMUOY CTPXT EYA CM EPS NDPX .~P&K f 'rlf' ce -. KIMI ~.,...... :...• l: tadf'>~ '• (M\ae!l v1 Wille. a 31 ao~p llt. 7. from • Ill IOip ' THROUGH SAT., APRIL 30 . 1957 BUICK 4 DOOR, ALL NEW TIRES. RUNS LIKE A TOP 5 FREE .DRA'MNG _ , ... - · !or ...ent liee nliMieii. Be ..... to .:='.:::.,~· p~- • ' RUTLAND FURNITURE d II I Use. . FurnituJ•· Out •t , ., _SH :2-4211 1 ·. . 1M&: IIAl 'It ' 'rflliMB' $299 r . '~-1·tl~!l'!:"A'·~· 'r. ,.. ,., ~ ' ; ' r J} :, N.~,.. ~t.lfu \ ! ;'~ 1 ' ~U'ti,AND, 0 •. ,I ,,~.""':,:,,:"',~~~~~- :"',"t..,.~~+--~..,.1 ' $1turd1y N111ht ·. 1 GE Wringer W111htr - - - - 49,9$> ' " 1 Speed Queen .Wringer Washer _39.95 llvP 4 mile!! 0111 ' Ron1 15.00 $0.00 50.00 One Group ,Racing Cars I W••h•rs - - - - 61.88 & ~.II FORD, V-3 automat~r l'aor lane 500, motor recentlv rf· bunt, •·•w ti..... sm. Ph. · . 1.eadinK C«ek 1So/o off u..d W1rdrobt _llrlctd to Sell aridlnA-lcondition,$32S. ~,. SH 24fl56. I TOM THUMB SPECIAL I 1 Bed, Spring & M1Hrtu 1 Mlyt•g Autom11lc W1shtr 1 GE G11 Dryer 2 Rebuilt Mlytlg Wriii!Jer 1114 OLDSMOB~IL~E=-.""'R'"""ev- , Dale A. Thornton, Sumner Rd., 4 21 3tp I Chester, Ohio, ~ CADILLA(-e•cellent eon-] · dillon, $22>. 1956 FORD, V -8 otandaid. Hoor shift, Town sedan, blue and white. with radio and· beater. new t I lfl! Roolpalotl11f1 and repair. ........., 4 21 3tc o... ' ,_,_., 2 C1rdbo1rd W1rdrobts - - - "' 4.95 1 Libr•ry T1ble 4.95 good condition. Blackwood, Cheater, evenlnga and weekends Pomeroy WY U208 day. Wrttt. Pnlnt tt A. L ->lt!AIJtiiKII Racine.. .., Auto S.les SIJt ..J$o too Uti 1964 terior. P~ ~1. ' .... __ .......u Pomlroy CDDlbinationl. Ill W MAIN . 1 Blond PHOTO COpJutg lleml!e. Cop lei mada .. lop! blrtll md Plain or wllb pepperool, •usage, mushroom. bam or r or tr 1'........,.1 IJphfaoWI AS .. MAN THINU'l'H 1.N HI8 1 and blraell. Pbone 11112. ,, ' 21 atp DAILY CRYI'TOQIJOTB- llere'o bow lo work It: , • 1$ llc AT ITS GREATEST II&ART; SO 18 HII.-KINO SOLOMON .· ,,..'·-""L:...,Iv..,•.,.•_to..,ck=:o:= Ji6fiOO:iiic.Oii , ~~· .~·f!.: pony .lor aale, saddle, brill- 5$ x 10. Early Amlrlean 11> _-Ji LOrtental 8PKW.-HXTWWD "f • ' AUI'OMOBILE tnsarance been cancolled! Lost 1111r opera~ or'l Hcense! Call WY Z-211116. PIZZA DOWN AOOWH Mr. Clint Birch 4 t9 lte lnsur1nm llbor - · ""' 1 Buuty Ges R1nge - - - - 29.95 2 Frigldelre Rtfrlger.tors Like New 79.95 &99.95 Other u..d Rtfrlgeretors ... 25.00 2 Used Port1ble TV S.IJ 11. 50.00 In perooa at once. C r o lieU ilDule. S 211 lfc 42. Lotti<O;"-. A..IWDGKXW sleeping. our loved one rests 1-:· lij the deep sleep ol peace. ·. \.. ,. ., A QjptopMM q.r&a&IOII 1, _ EXPERIENCED WY 2-2193 \'\I I .._ 1 Sunrey G•s Range - - - - 39.95 BlaeHnars lf.Biun1* U.C..tuJT plont , '1 Sy SCHULZ ' A FawTrada Ins At The RUTLAND FURNfTURE ounn STORE 11se Dady Saatlnal IR.UE SERVIa IL,_ ' USED SPECIALS . and Depot Sti'HI Inquire At lftd heating, Ohio. End your aewer trouble. We bave all size aewerJIW:b-11 IDes, Reuonahle raw. Call WY 2-2174, day or night. I 15 ... also used clolblng, ""::::: J • • Debold! IUid cbildreo'a elolblq, 11. , _ work uniforms, WOYO many other relatives and novelties. Jeffers friends. She was preceded in Clothing Stare, Rt. 31, aotng I death by her mother and Ia- toward Fairgrounds. ther and two S8flS, Herbert, 4 211 1tc whD was killed in World War : ;"""""'""'""'""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; U. June 24, 1944. and Gary, 1 who died November 14. 1961. ' We miss thee, dear Mother, ' (Before Mly btl from our heme: we miss thee from thy place. A shadow R.celve One •p....- w.-. oter life is cast. We miss the Cemplnt et 1.,11 Otk Pert: sunshine of thy face. We miss BIG BEND thy kiss and loving hand, thy fond and de-arest care. Our TRAILER SALES home Js dark without thee. ROUTE 124 We miss thee everywhere. Beyond the doubts and hopes AI SI/TaCUU Corporation Moln SINO! • Colloge Ava. WHEn ALIGNMENT -.u-... -. Jame11 Hollon, ilblo. Also ber Mrs. Iva Singer, Ohio, nine graadchildren Middleport, 0. WY 2-2t9t 29. Yeast 30. Belgiarl . ....... 11.-·-...... . ·-... _ .. ....... ..... _ ABBIE AND SLATS .U SL, llldclleporl. Pl. Pleuaat a-26tl'l. CARRIER WANBD FOR RUTLAND butlon .... _..,. I 23. Zoo animal 24. Gift 25. Coru!tel• latlon 2fli. Interment 27. Ratrl-· """""' i e room Mlb, lull basement, 11M ' ''• ' ' WINNIE WINKLI .•,_ tf. I /f By BRANNEit �• .. 1 . \' . ·. . " ' Pomeroy .~ QUAUI'Y ·-Motor Co. . \ W~NT I lNFCRMA flO!'~! $1495 1963 , lmp1l1 H. T. Coupe IOOdl, We wW bUJ com- $1795 Call .. Co. .-.n• 4 Cell I ,., INI.... Ofte ,_,_,. MlniiiiUIII CllfFP II Clnfs 12 Cllfttt ,.., WGI'O f., r•rM C:t• . I'D IHOY, OHIO NOISY LI'L ,ABNER l.tgll Notice - I'LL NEV<R NUD TO!." I CAN l-1\Jf:..ON 446-2917 MCUIIft lllltrtiOnl ~ Bv FliED 8CHWAIIZEL MARINE - E'" liirude Sales and Service Weekdays afler &:30 p.m. and all day Saturday, HOCKINGPORT, 01110. 4 26 3Qte KNOTTS USED FURNITURE ond AUCTION . FOt W1nt Ad IIPYII:I ' Mlrin• Supplies OPEN IVEI. No P.M. plete estate• Gr small loti. . ..•.,. m.... 327 cu. ln. engine, Powergllde trans, Power ateering.and brakes, llke new lst Une whitewall Urea, radio and bea~ er, Nd Interior, abowroom dean, all while finial!. Pomeroy Motor - -~-- MEN Beautiful car In 2 tone green finish,, low mUeage by orl· gittai local owner, aPG\Iess clean Interior, 155 H.P, 6 cyl. onoinel Ktd. trano. Tlru like new, Radio and beater. AD -· ·--'"------ ··- --~---- -- -------- Ago 11-!t porleiii!O helpfuL Alter abort tralnlnK wltb uperlence dri'" en, 1011 caa earn 13.110 per boor and more. Fur applic., 11on' and lotervlew write AJ., WIN Semi Diesel Dlvlslol, ...... ....._ C!~· . . . . ..,. Hllmtltl!Jl.Ohio or phone 1-113-3113-9383. S4 ~ aerVlce4 21 Ito . 1964 Chevelle Deluxe 2 DoOr ~--:,-.....,----10-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aprl129, 1961 I lnltnldlon• ~-. ~Get Extra Casli The Want Ad Wav ·"'- I M'i STOCK IN T~ E .. " ' cerll Dl~tr.lnl 1111 ed'l piiiCI NETWORK I! CARD OF THANICI I LH ,., M word ....' ' ,, ""'· ,, ..rwr4.., I:JI A. to IT' I 10 IAIY TO t>LACI A UIUL T PRODUCt ... WANT AD PHONE WY 2-2156 .. By HOWl& SCHNEIDER - 1.001<! J~T 7ELL THE JOKE'S, Will YA! JUST TELL THE ----··-·-- GASULIN! ALLEY wouldn't JOKES!_ worrLJ 'bou t that none, Rufu6! AUCTIONEER r--------....,~ -'====-::Bv ART SA~~OM -~ COMPLETE SERVICE ·--- Wrltt, Phone or Contact JIM CARNAHAN ----= ~ ., ~------- - -- 4 - - - -·-·· -<iL-:- ---~· '---~--- DICK TRACY t;Q AHEAD- QUICK! QUICK! nlR SALE- 1% acre lanD. rooma and Te minutes drive from Pomeroy Route 143, Rarrisooville Rd WY U321 or WY 2-31118. s 13 If• .,.,b. LITTL!: ORPHAN ANNII! By HAROLD GRAY Wl-lO AM T ·ro Sf# Tl-ltM "NAY~ WI-lEN UiJY ARE 'rnF. ONES DUL-{ t L.ECIE.D AS GUARDIANS 01= THE MORALS 01= THIS OJt.1MllHIT'r' '? or CARRI~R FOR POMEROY Are IUSINESS DISTRp ren. DAILY She Is survived by her ACROSS band, Clint Birch of Portland, 1. Superfluou. Ohio; ene son, Thomas Birch f. One ol the of Waterford, Ohio; four PbiUppl.ne lalarulo daughters, Mrs. EUen Lipps, rent In the Village ol U . Handled Vincent, Ohio, Mrs. D o r a port. Call WY U34tl or roughly Lipps, Li!Ue Hocking, Ohio,, Z.21111 or WY :h1600. 11. Jet, ror ODe IIIOlle lJ,AftrrY Lesla Birth at borne, 14..RunBirch, Gallipolis, Ohio; brother, Arthur Singer, ••••·1. 15.A.uto 11. Bueball Jal. do, Ohio; two sisters, llwb1fn&' Frank Holter, Racine, and in good shape and a 111Sil 17. ZO.Pormlt Mrs. Wald Kimea, Chester, Ford Ill good lhape. ILOornOhioi lour half sisters, Mrs. automatic trBIIsmlssioL polnt WUUam Krackomberger, Deem, Racine, Oblo. Jersey, Mn. Charles Bi"~n.l __--::---:-:,--4_%7_&14_ 1 Chester, Oldo, Mrs. 1'--C.O.D, Arnold, Pomeroy, Ohio. Mrs. -:ROSS'VORD 3. Bestow 4. Soa.k flax Dutch 1 ~ commune 6. Twig 1. Icelandie ·' 1'080rt 32.Ron ··- 38. Smlthu4 33. Silly 33. Atlowan<e .......... J()laon ..._. ~~~~=:~ BUY A TRAILER · :! "'f !• I f:, -1 · i. · and fears. Beyond the cares .., and joys and tears. Beyond ' the smlllng and the weeping. Beyond the walking and the ';) -~~;l, •; Ali:YDLBAAli:B to LOKGriiLLO'II' O.letter .&m.pl)"--. fGr POther. In thb umpte- A J.w use4 for tbt thnt 1/a, X f« tiM two CY., ete. Si.nr~ Iettera, apo.o troph1a. the llqth aDd tormaUon Qf the worda are all bint&. S.Ch day tbli _., lettml an 4lftl!ftii.L ATW PH ATW Compltto ~orry.Out to"l,. CALL ·-WY 2·9911~ Pick up 'At G. & G. CAFE POMUOY CTPXT EYA CM EPS NDPX .~P&K f 'rlf' ce -. KIMI ~.,...... :...• l: tadf'>~ '• (M\ae!l v1 Wille. a 31 ao~p llt. 7. from • Ill IOip ' THROUGH SAT., APRIL 30 . 1957 BUICK 4 DOOR, ALL NEW TIRES. RUNS LIKE A TOP 5 FREE .DRA'MNG _ , ... - · !or ...ent liee nliMieii. Be ..... to .:='.:::.,~· p~- • ' RUTLAND FURNITURE d II I Use. . FurnituJ•· Out •t , ., _SH :2-4211 1 ·. . 1M&: IIAl 'It ' 'rflliMB' $299 r . '~-1·tl~!l'!:"A'·~· 'r. ,.. ,., ~ ' ; ' r J} :, N.~,.. ~t.lfu \ ! ;'~ 1 ' ~U'ti,AND, 0 •. ,I ,,~.""':,:,,:"',~~~~~- :"',"t..,.~~+--~..,.1 ' $1turd1y N111ht ·. 1 GE Wringer W111htr - - - - 49,9$> ' " 1 Speed Queen .Wringer Washer _39.95 llvP 4 mile!! 0111 ' Ron1 15.00 $0.00 50.00 One Group ,Racing Cars I W••h•rs - - - - 61.88 & ~.II FORD, V-3 automat~r l'aor lane 500, motor recentlv rf· bunt, •·•w ti..... sm. Ph. · . 1.eadinK C«ek 1So/o off u..d W1rdrobt _llrlctd to Sell aridlnA-lcondition,$32S. ~,. SH 24fl56. I TOM THUMB SPECIAL I 1 Bed, Spring & M1Hrtu 1 Mlyt•g Autom11lc W1shtr 1 GE G11 Dryer 2 Rebuilt Mlytlg Wriii!Jer 1114 OLDSMOB~IL~E=-.""'R'"""ev- , Dale A. Thornton, Sumner Rd., 4 21 3tp I Chester, Ohio, ~ CADILLA(-e•cellent eon-] · dillon, $22>. 1956 FORD, V -8 otandaid. Hoor shift, Town sedan, blue and white. with radio and· beater. new t I lfl! Roolpalotl11f1 and repair. ........., 4 21 3tc o... ' ,_,_., 2 C1rdbo1rd W1rdrobts - - - "' 4.95 1 Libr•ry T1ble 4.95 good condition. Blackwood, Cheater, evenlnga and weekends Pomeroy WY U208 day. Wrttt. Pnlnt tt A. L ->lt!AIJtiiKII Racine.. .., Auto S.les SIJt ..J$o too Uti 1964 terior. P~ ~1. ' .... __ .......u Pomlroy CDDlbinationl. Ill W MAIN . 1 Blond PHOTO COpJutg lleml!e. Cop lei mada .. lop! blrtll md Plain or wllb pepperool, •usage, mushroom. bam or r or tr 1'........,.1 IJphfaoWI AS .. MAN THINU'l'H 1.N HI8 1 and blraell. Pbone 11112. ,, ' 21 atp DAILY CRYI'TOQIJOTB- llere'o bow lo work It: , • 1$ llc AT ITS GREATEST II&ART; SO 18 HII.-KINO SOLOMON .· ,,..'·-""L:...,Iv..,•.,.•_to..,ck=:o:= Ji6fiOO:iiic.Oii , ~~· .~·f!.: pony .lor aale, saddle, brill- 5$ x 10. Early Amlrlean 11> _-Ji LOrtental 8PKW.-HXTWWD "f • ' AUI'OMOBILE tnsarance been cancolled! Lost 1111r opera~ or'l Hcense! Call WY Z-211116. PIZZA DOWN AOOWH Mr. Clint Birch 4 t9 lte lnsur1nm llbor - · ""' 1 Buuty Ges R1nge - - - - 29.95 2 Frigldelre Rtfrlger.tors Like New 79.95 &99.95 Other u..d Rtfrlgeretors ... 25.00 2 Used Port1ble TV S.IJ 11. 50.00 In perooa at once. C r o lieU ilDule. S 211 lfc 42. Lotti<O;"-. A..IWDGKXW sleeping. our loved one rests 1-:· lij the deep sleep ol peace. ·. \.. ,. ., A QjptopMM q.r&a&IOII 1, _ EXPERIENCED WY 2-2193 \'\I I .._ 1 Sunrey G•s Range - - - - 39.95 BlaeHnars lf.Biun1* U.C..tuJT plont , '1 Sy SCHULZ ' A FawTrada Ins At The RUTLAND FURNfTURE ounn STORE 11se Dady Saatlnal IR.UE SERVIa IL,_ ' USED SPECIALS . and Depot Sti'HI Inquire At lftd heating, Ohio. End your aewer trouble. We bave all size aewerJIW:b-11 IDes, Reuonahle raw. Call WY 2-2174, day or night. I 15 ... also used clolblng, ""::::: J • • Debold! IUid cbildreo'a elolblq, 11. , _ work uniforms, WOYO many other relatives and novelties. Jeffers friends. She was preceded in Clothing Stare, Rt. 31, aotng I death by her mother and Ia- toward Fairgrounds. ther and two S8flS, Herbert, 4 211 1tc whD was killed in World War : ;"""""'""'""'""';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; U. June 24, 1944. and Gary, 1 who died November 14. 1961. ' We miss thee, dear Mother, ' (Before Mly btl from our heme: we miss thee from thy place. A shadow R.celve One •p....- w.-. oter life is cast. We miss the Cemplnt et 1.,11 Otk Pert: sunshine of thy face. We miss BIG BEND thy kiss and loving hand, thy fond and de-arest care. Our TRAILER SALES home Js dark without thee. ROUTE 124 We miss thee everywhere. Beyond the doubts and hopes AI SI/TaCUU Corporation Moln SINO! • Colloge Ava. WHEn ALIGNMENT -.u-... -. Jame11 Hollon, ilblo. Also ber Mrs. Iva Singer, Ohio, nine graadchildren Middleport, 0. WY 2-2t9t 29. Yeast 30. Belgiarl . ....... 11.-·-...... . ·-... _ .. ....... ..... _ ABBIE AND SLATS .U SL, llldclleporl. Pl. Pleuaat a-26tl'l. CARRIER WANBD FOR RUTLAND butlon .... _..,. I 23. Zoo animal 24. Gift 25. Coru!tel• latlon 2fli. Interment 27. Ratrl-· """""' i e room Mlb, lull basement, 11M ' ''• ' ' WINNIE WINKLI .•,_ tf. I /f By BRANNEit �' • • . I - f' " t Easter Theme Used Guild's Devotions .. o01f' or •-• NE·WI. NpttrMCI '"' Will W INT(~RNATIONAL' TMt#U:.,:: oDI~IOniDie •._ llhtr mer• rnen •'" PHONI IUB CADET• Sit · ~nd mow ... rake:, till, fertilize, haul, remove snow-over 50 attachments available for the versatile Cub Cadet. 7, 10. 12 horse- Elberfelds Store in·Pomeroy Is Open ton~ht 'Friday'.until ''8' and tomorrow ·night 'Saturday' until '9' Many Bargains for the last 2days of April fiE WISH friends their kh during of our father, ELBERFELDS thanks nurses, erans ! Ernergr Whatever the Occasion, Make It Special Coats Lloyd Friendly atmosphere, efficient service .•• wonderful Mrs. c food. For lunch or dinner. come in soon . •• 11nd really flower! any w. tnjoy. Mrs. l TAKE MOTHER OUT ON HER DAY-MAY~ BAILEY'S RESTAURANi"-- , their ~11 E. Main illnl'SS wife. pt~en Bailey SA LEt Jackson and Perkins - ROSE U-SHES s~nl . Mr Sturdy! Hardy! Everblooming! ~ \1rs. born Ches Jackson and Perkins Cour life AthE long yea• SELECT ROSE BUSHES WHEN THE · ()n , HOUSE 'YOU edi of I this ren She ' bar Obi of '· Two-year field-grown superooted roses The most popular and best growing varieties. . wo·a GirlScouU Meet At Wright Home WON'T WAIT- cll.t v~ U! ' ~· ~lt ( When you see·Just the house you want, you want to take advantage of that WOilJ · derful opportunity at once! That means you'll want fast mortgage loan service, our 111011pge loan wvice-with its addi· tiona! advantages of truly low cost, clearly·statecl terms, and payments that can be fitted into your budget 10 beautifully! I IIIINblltl Gtl-cfaurlllnk IIIOI'Ipp loins! a "c Jr A J t J f I 1 Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. Girl Scout Troop 52 Wednes· day niet at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Wright. The girls were instructed in the program for the Mothers Day Tea and made Invitations to their mothers. In honor of the birthday of Irene Barnes, her mother, Mrs. Dorothy Woodard, served refreshments as a surprise. Serv· ed were Becky Wrll!ht, Susie Soulsby, Debbie Wisecup, Resa Boothe, Darla Neutzllng, Marla Neutzling, Caralynn Tracy, .Maralynn Tracy, Jo Ellen Diehl, lreDe Barnes and Mfa. Wright. ~!* Sfeevelns knit face shell top with jewel nick, $6.00 Knit •letvefen lace tank lop w~ Koop neck. $5.00 hlh ol J00% cotton. . CLOTJ~ ~~S HR MIDDLEPORT, -· ~·--·~· ·"' • • •• 40 •••• - · - - · - o. W TONIGHT thru IUND~Y · "THI ART Of LOVI" 1AIIl!'s Garner, Dick Van D)'ke, Elke Sommen ' (Color) ' -and- . "THI· OUTLAWs' II ·,cOMING'' POMEROY NATIONAL BANK .l I. EACH PEACE ••. Creamy Yellow Super:ooted, Thrifty Pack .• • 'Red 1-P I ant e.d PATENTED liS • 1' ~ ' · ... f 1 I(,__, ·' . M~ICA,NA - lv4N'Y Tinted Red --~--·_. ~- 4.25 .,PHN f. KENNEDY - Pure Whitt ' r \ ' ' .. 4.25 ,,. . I · ~EW:·v;O~KER-VelvetyR~ .... .'.: f ·; " ,,., .. Tl~PlCANA - Fl uorescen t .0 rane. · •~ .,.::a·1 , "'·.r~ ·, , , .. . ' ,,v , 1 · ~·00 .4.. CUitYSLER IMP.RIAL, - .v.tv., •rooti )\: "' · 3.25 1 'CI:f~GAGO' PEACE ·-~~~~ Pin~· •n•fY·(~~~·'•· ~~~N MASTERPIECE. ~. ~·-" . ~ r.' ' :· 111'/ • 1 Serving Meigs County for over 94 flt4TI .,..UI!DI'\V •••••r.nv1 1.15 ; Jackson and Perkins Tile 'ftlree Stoote~· "LI.CE TOP'S"••• eiLAZE - Brllll1nt Red eGOLDEN CLIMBER- Sunflower Yellow eCRIMSON GLORY- Deep Crimson eMIRANDY- Rich Mlroon RICI eK. T. MARSHALL-GiowlntPink eCHARLOTTE ARMSTRONG- Cerl.. RICI eNAVAJO- Crl11110n Reel eCOUNTESS . VANDALL- Copper, Bronze, Pink eECLIPSE·..:... Golden Yellow e REX ANDERSON -Ivory White eMcGREDYS SUNSET- Chrome Yellow eMRS. P. S. DUPONT- Deep Golden Yellow e RED RADIANCE- Roty Red eM. M. McBRIDE- Coral Pink ••mauD 1"1' I .,..I"' ... Member Federal Reserve s,stem ' o · o . 3'.50 I • ~ .. . 3.50 0 '1iAVENO'AR C~~; "'" Gay· 1.11~·~ -~~· , l•!, " . ~ ·' · " ~.SO , o , I I I .1 ,, ~. 1 I ( 1 ' ; ... .. ,_, 1- ,. ., ~ \~~ •. . ·r·. llember Neral Depollt Wurallce CorporaUoD ... -·-·-· · . I '·· ' ·' .. ' .~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 29, 1966 hetzel nye