http://66.213.69.5/files/original/404a26701272f993bbe41ced9b264aa7.pdf 5a71546657b68f07a375540620b931d8 PDF Text Text �-, ' '· ' ~.....leen Wallace Sweeps the Field ~ :.; ' :oe.pocrats Simo--;H;~Q;a~~ io~"'- 1 • · · P6ul l!ilnon and Kenneth Ha- 1 representative to congr~ss tn- le• L. Pancake, lor state , _ il!tMINGIHAI~. Ala. (UP!) 1as a d1me store clerk, rolled up and James IKISSin' .lim) the Advancement of Colored ' Returns from 13.1tllj'of lhe 13,· 1ger, write-in candtdates lor the cumbe!lt Walter M· Moeller who tor tn 18th district, 703 voteo; -Gov. George Wal1ace's popula- a margin of more than 200,000 Folsom were among the also People (NAACP) complained 2!114 prermcts showed: 1democrat no~lnations for Meigs I polled an even 1,000 votes. Gor- W11liam B. Brown, candldatt !My~ fin ~eat tt ove!'Came the 1 votes over her nearest rival, rans. that Negroes were ,mtim,Jdated 1 Goveroor 1 County commissioner, both ap· don H. C81dwell, unopposed for for judge of Court or Appeals larpst N~gro vote In Alabama Jlnerat slilLC A~L, GC~:. !!~::~ ~~::"" """t"'r• with thPtr th 111everal counties bUt no ' Rhodes 587,031, White 73,511 Pl!llted to have attained enouati the county aUditor nomination, 649, arid Joseph D. Bryon, judge MtO:>r,. swept his wife hi the mond Flowers, who rode a i ranks swelled dramatically as a IViolations were reporteo uy · tteHJml J~G.~~;. :.~.;: !!·:.:!!': !!" r.oo Ivntflll nl'l thP dl!fttot18t tlr.ket to foUoW~ with 1W13 Votes. of Supreme Court, 621. !!'~!'~ht" nnmlnatlon to seek crest of Negro votes 1 result of the Voting Rights Act,[ federal voter ebservers sent Lt. Governor run In the general election this , . e1nctlon as his successor [ With 2,444 oi me sntle'::~ 3,;5-; iii.Hih~i! t.~e!~ ~!~!!!!!~'P! lntn <~t mto seven countie!l by the 1William L CDleman 266,756, fall. Fraz•er Reams, Jr., r~:;m~ng Cllfford F. Brown recelvedrnttMf 0 1 N1groes, thousands of them precincts reported, Mrs. Wal~ least two runorfs for sheriff in I Justlct Department 1 Paul J Lym.:h 247.~~2. Simon a i'omeru mn\:haiit ! ~ -~.~ --~~m.~~a~.. ~~~~~~i~~ ~otes to 1&5 for Ben J. Gold an Vlltlng for the first time, Ilace had 297,942 votes to 92,191 black (SOil) belt and nominated Gray Nominated Attorney Genera1 got 322 ~rite-In voies for th~ ~~i;~ ':hh:"'i{; '"'H"a· M~- :~ t.~ !'AM for the full ter~u~ 1 1 displayed unprecedented power ltor Flowers. Former Congress- tbe first Negro to the Alabltma [ Attorney Fred Gray, who IRobert Sweeney 293,713. Mark unexplted term while Kenneill ' llwam g t 39i ry · Judge of the }ujir;m~. £111Hager .of near TupPers Plains. [' Wt1ha~ La~elle led MeigS :m;.encmg got a~7 m Alabama's legislative and man Ca rl Elliott nad 45 686 House smce Rec&nstructlon. defended .Dr Marh~ Luther l McElroy 254,331 5 1,; for ~Iff's races ! Former Govs. n Patterson I The Nat1onal Association for I KJng Jr . m seve~al civil nghts 1 Seeretary of State recelvt>d 193 votes for the fuU County In votes for member I' Ml~e?~ Entlnger for treatAtQiachve Lurleen Wallace cases, won nommatwn to the : James D Nolan 261,736, J. R. term of county commissioner. Iof the state central committee f t te· 422: fo Jarnetl crushed nme mal~ rivals so House from a dJstnd com· jBell29960f. . (man) lOth district with 378 1 ~ero sa, edrt.o 389 fr badly Tuesday that no primary prised of predominantly Negro • Treasurer Elecl!on board officials lndi- 1 t Ch I S D' I d · Nolan compar of runbff w1l1 be necessary She r Macon Bullock and Barbour I Thomas E Ferguson 417 859, cated that the requltt>ment for :c': ~9 /rtt ~v 8 1 ;~or IJam~s H. Bell f()f Secretary 0 a strong RepubliCan countJ~s He defeated two wh!!e I Charles Pugliese 83,512. i qualifying was that the wrile-in James' K~d uO or ng an :·•e: fCia~··~ dHRoKnlsl? w chnllengl! m a general electJOn opponen~ by a SIZable margm I Supremt Court I candidates re~Ived 15 per cent For member ~f State Central dlt 180 for ~rna~;:,:::: hewdown to keep the Wallaces Another N e g r o, Tho m as ' Cilrford F. Brown 291.281). B('n of the total derhocrat vote at . or 0 5 ~ . • l Statehouoe from which [ Two races m each party high- ICozart, Racme Pet, 20. and Re•d, apparently close to , J. Goldman 169 _912 IIhe polls yest•rday. There were ec;mrn~tee t~om~n I~O~h diS- son 76.1 to lot for Char!N. PUI· can pursue hJS 1968 , hghted the central committee Lewis Long. Middleport 4tb, winning nommation 10 another I' Short Term Auditor , 1,226 democrats who turned out ~ c~ . BrY.th · 449al g er ~~; IIese for auditor of state, IIIII ~,,_, . ~ a bT s tickets In Me1gs county on Tues. 134. House race Clarence N Kmsley 308 474 to vote. n e1gs WI votes to 1 for William L. COJ~man to 821 m 1100 · da ' All other rand1dates were • There were 16 Democrat pre- ~ • I · ' ' for lise Bachman. for Paul J. Lyneh for Ueutenant M}'/aUaco trmmph was "' 1 l ed II dd II Former slate Pohce Chtef AI RIC~ard Borror 135.913. Simon also received 114 write- Runnmg unopposed George I •overnor and Robert J SweenI c nd.s where no can 1 ates 1 • Lingo faJ·1ed 1n his bid •for 1 · ' '1 • ' · , unoppos that the governor s 1 The Democrat committee- ed in votes for the full term of Banks, denkmrat for state rep- 1 ey 562 to 355 for Mark McElroy 1 1 ally In thet . R ttand [ U df "ttee 11 shenff of Jefferson (Btrm.ng- l GETS FIVE YF.ARS commiSSIOner while Hager alsa ._ntaUve got 646 vote•· Char- for attorney -oral Houst~ of Representa- 1 main racehs werse 10 1 uB tnhoppoRse blor comt mk1t p<ts ham) County, losmg to meum- Richard A. Ward, Middleport. bad 12 for the unexpired term ' ' ..... • ruce Ion r. epu IC'an JC e were: She ff J d f • 'vii age w ere amue 1 Rep Albert Brewer, won : Ma !led 33 votes eompared James H Qmve ', East Bed- bent Mel Ba1 ey r1 1m 1 has been sentenl(~ to 1vc Delmar Canaday, who with· ~ornin:ltion for lieutenant gover·. to 1~ r::;. Elvm E Thompson and ford Sl, Robert L) Jones, West Clark, a target of Negroes m years Jn the Oh10 reformatory drew as a write-in candidate, , d T B df d R b t Wood N th l Dallas (Selrna) County where I on each of f1ve charges of bur· got eight votes for the unexplrm Syracuse where 1\ oo row . e or 51 ; o er , or . d ·1 Holds Huge Margio Zwllhng got 38 \iOI'?'s to defeat Chester 114 : David KobJentz, h1s scrapes with CIVIl nghts glary Ward pleade gu.1 ty to ed term. Mrs \\iallaee 39-year-old L d8 th 16 So th Cbe 1 89 R II d C ~ demonstrators attracted nat1on- an mforamtJOnal affidaVIt and Lead1ng the Detnocrat prl· .~ -·-~ · eonar ass WI • I s er o an raU" 1 1 mo'Ulef of four who met her Republican committee races treeu Columbia COMPLETE LIN I OP 52 G A Rade- al attention, held a shght lead was taken before Common Peas mary tJcket was unopposed husband while she was working were m Pomeroy Pet where km ' DyeSvJ!Ie 28 ' D~v 1 d Yost over Selma Pub\lc Safrty 1Court .Judge John : Bason ~-CHANNEL MASTEl & FINCO -- Henry Well won with 88 voles I Gr~at Hlver 42 ; Warden Ours: Director Wilson Baker I JIOUR CHANGED tROT!R$ tBOOSTERS eTOWIU ; to 55 for James E Lewts and PorHdnd 71 ; Homer McNickles, Sen. John Sparkman D·Al.t . SQUAD CALLED Effect1ve Sunday, May 8, worAsk About The Channol Matllr also m sy 1acuse Village where ' East Letart 44 . Bert Hunt, Le· easily wan renommahoo to h1s l The Pomeroy emergency ship serv1ces at . the First 1 Cronflr• Antannt Robert M. Louks polled 12S tart Pet 52 : Paul F. Andrews, fourth term. 'I squad was summoned at 1 20 a. Umted Pre~bytenan Church of (ContUlued from page 1~ votes to 41 for Julian A Hill Long Bottom Pet 47 , George m today for Eula Welker, moth· ~yracuse will be held at 9 a.m. ,.me of the Old Guard hked, I Unopposed for committee M. Collins. Ohvedale 32: ClearFINED sao. COSTS Ier of Rep. Ra~ph Welker. wh~ Instead ~f 9 30 a rn Sundo y 'hilf at the same hme holdmg Iposts on the Demo('rat ticket 1month P. Hams, Reedsville 26 ; Harold Samuel Little, charg· ~as taken to \eterans Memor School will be at 10 a. m. Mr. ~ a ~ced budget, Iwere 1O. J Penmngton, Alfred 40; Les· ed with disturbing the peace 1~1 hosp1ta l as a med\~1 pa- John Wh1t-e of the Alexandria Phone 985-3308 Ch11ter, 0. ; !1EAM8 BACKGRIJUND ' VIrgil W•lker, South Chesler, ~ rer M. Hawk, Tuppers Plams 50; I by fighting. ~as fmed $30 and I Uenl. Sh~ wos at ~he horne of : Presbyterian Church wUI be Rt~ had been a reluctanl l2l: Dale Proffitt, Great River, I Worley Haley, East Rutland 42; I co~ts and given a suspended 30 I Jenny '\\ells, Lawel-sl guest speaker. ·- - - - - - - - - -- - -----candidate, entenng the field on- j2D, Nell M!ddleswart. Portland. , Ro~rt G Sw1ck, West Rutland 1 day ja1l Sf'ntencr by Middleport ' tv after ~ver~l prominent Dem- 124: Isabel C Lew1s East Le· 45, .John T Ho!lJday, Dexter 46; I Mayor C 0 F1sher TuesdRy. 1 ~ats mcludine former Gov. l tart 9; Pauhnt> Wolfe, Letart 8, Marvm Miller, Salem 58. Dav- He was placed on probalian ~tcbaei , N', DISalle and Cen· lFranrrs Andrew, Long Bottom id 0. Jenkms. Middleport Ist I for two years In oth.:or aclJVJty, an Sweeney decided they 123. Alpha Sm1th, Reedsville 19, , 66, Norman T Wayland, Mid- I Rodney B Sauer 18. Middl .. want to challenge Kenneth Hager. Tuppers Plams 1dleport 2nd US 1 port, was rlned $5 and costs on ' . 113; Rnymond L. Wilcox, East Jeanne Mor8an, Middleport I a charge or dnving in 8 dang. I • The roledo ltDator, who de· Rutand 28, F. W. W!lco:t Langs· 1lrd 141 : Jean Craig Middleport I erous manner. and Harold R. acrilltl hlmseU as a "h~ral," ville 22 Norma~ C Will Wrst 14th . 93. Hollie E G~t>en, Pome- ~ Douglas. 24 R D. Shade. : pd wanled to run far lleuten- i Rulland 24, Albert F. Bolen, roy 15!, 36: Robert H. Hysell, forfetled a $15 bond on an llf111 !IIVernor. However, at the Dexter 28, Jat'k Cmp, Salem 1Pomewy 3-A 103, Donald Betz-1legal exhatJst charge. ilrglnf of veteran •tate Sen. 29, Chester Erwm. Middleport mg. Pomeroy J 8, Jl4; Donald 1 Charles Carney. a leader 1n 3rd 29, Homer C Jon.,, M1d- Collins. Pomeroy 3-c 119. Les- 1 WDGE TO MEET lN-ganirfrl labor. who sees !dleport 5th 18. Frances Brown, 1 ter Wilson, Pomeroy 4lh 50; 1 Worsh1pful Master Virgil Reams as a good telt-vJslon per· Pomeroy 2nd, 25 Frank M Fu- 1 Eldon Morn", Middleport Pet. I Walker requests members of 1 sonahty, accepted th'E' bJd of the ; gale, Pomeroy 3-A, 30; Gene· I59; Rollm Radford, Rock Spnngs 1 the Shade River Lodge No 453 1 Dert}~ratlc screemng rommtt· v1eve Memhart. Pomeroy 4th, Pet liB. Shirley Mulford, S1l- meet at the Ewing Funeral 1 t~ lo make the rae£' ' 25, Guy A. Russell . Middleport 1ver Run Z2, R N. Clark, Harn~ home Thursday aftetnoon to Rhode~ lgno~ Ream!l dur- 1Pet, 19, Lou Dle,hl, Pomeroy sonv11le 83 ; Donald Stanley, conduct funeral services for ing t,t\e campaign but md~rated , Pet 30, Emmett G. Will, Rock Pageville 43, Cora B. Beegle, Harlow Ervm. be Rrtf.erred the two-term sena- Sprmgs 29. Ernest A Wmgett, Racme Village 117; Gerald Am----lOr as an opponent because Me- R~cme Vlllage, .32, Mason berger, Mmersv1lle 59. Otis F. ARREST MADE dwam, a tnal lawyer, was F1sher, ~~~rs~11l~ ~ '____E_dwm S. Knopp, Racme Pet 87, F.I1ZB~ Floyd Rhedes. RD. RB('ine, l beth Hob:ltetter, Rutland Yil ~ 1has been arre11ted by the Porn· 1 m.1deted more of a slugger An4 It was felt that since lage 58, and W111iam F. Hams, Ieroy Pollee Department on i ad: hid organization sup- I Syracuse Pet. ~. I'8n intoxication tharg~·~~·~-rt he could be tagged the boss- I ~-~- ~JIINnda-la prlal ' candidate since many Demoat. felt control O[ the •tatel1 0 1 • ofJanizafion during the next fJl_.Lj;~Jirs was the blggesllssue , By United Prm International , strength in runmng for the US 'l'HE GOODYEAR :~ t~ in the primary. Tuesdays primary elect1ons 1Senate two years ago, easi1y 1 fijwdes m expressmg grahfi. l at a glljnce won the Repubhcan nomination dJ.tloft for hJs victory sounded 1 Alabama: Alabama Negroes for governor or Florida. 1 T•s OBIJ LoW• Priced 'tlrs wit• the Jleme he voiced in his land- • fail to block Mrs. Lurleen Oh'- R bll G J 1 Exfrr--MIIaall Tufeyn Rulsblll' ud ..J•.a.. al t• I I Wallace's bid for the DPmorra· IU: epu can ov. ames PREMIUM-QUALITY GOODUAR Tid :ifllm aec lon our years ago A. Rhodes won renomination I Extra· Strons I·T Nylon Cord. 'l'EBTED FOillifltl MILlS At OVIl Ul M.P,JI'ol ao ••ovemor- : tic •aubernatonal nomination. easily over token opposition. He 1 ln hi••0uorts ' ,.,., __ omlc development of ' Mrs. Wallace, a proxy candi• Tamplkt-PIOVod for Your Dritflla ihffiJI ~ I • Extra-lllliNp TafJ)>ll ,...,,_ date lor her busband, Gov. will ron against Democratic 1I :.slrK· • State Sen. Frazier Reams Jr. • Give• Extno Traction ltaln or Shine. rubbut , '!at pernor slid be w111id 1 George Wall ace, won a majon1 • Fill Co1npaell, MediWllllld Bil: cua. ljl!f•hlt lol'Oilll <:ampaign ' AIRMAN REVNOJJJS ty over nine male opponents Former Rep. Robert Taft Jr., I e Extra-str<ms S·T Labor Day. GOP head-1 Airman Tblrd Cla88 Keu- Fred Gray became the firsi who failed to WI." a u s. Senate 11yl011 nord I ..,. 'd h ld Negro to be nominated for a l seat from Ohio IR 1964, won the I ""~n sa1 e wou run on I neth Reyaoldi, son ol Mn. • BuUt to talce blaho · ~ftcerd Including industrial , Albert Swatztl and Fraok seat m the Alabama Legisla· Repubhcan nommation for a I opeed driving rl!a Yelopmet, record ootlays for Reynolds, Mason, I• atteodinl t u r e !II me e reconstruction. new seat ln the House . Taft Will or duneJ ial lmprovemonts Ia high· Electroaica SCbool ta Ml•st• Negroes were voted into runoffs oppose Rep. John Gilligan, a I ~ 11on aDd recrea t1ena1 1ippJ, a1&er COIDP1etIa1 tra1D• for shen"ff nonu'natlons m ' at freshman Democrat, 1n Novem· ..qQ(I elopmetl~ IUid re<Ord ap- 1 Jng at Lacldud AF Baoe, least two counties ber. lfGPJ'faUODI 1tr 11<bools ; Tell!. wa addreA lo AF 111 Oldaboma: Former Gov. New Menco: Former StaiJ! Silo jlllftum from ll,tltl9 of tbe 18 IIi. 3311 Tee~ Sclwol, Keea- Raymond Gary emerged ahead Sen. T. E. Lusk defeated Prico• sjale'o 13,154 precinct• showed· ler AFB, Mf18i11ippl, He vis- of 12 other candidates for the former Gov. John Burroughs in PICK YOUR PAIR! PICK YOUR PRICE! 1 Gonraor !ted in Mason 011 Tboraday, Democratic nomination for an upset for the Democratic 1 Rhodet M4,f.41, White fl9,171. wtth relatives aJU1 friend• aad governor. He faces a May 24 nommation to succeed Democra· ILACKWALU OR WHITEWALLS ftoamo 303,34S, Mcilwain 200,- returned to Mt11tooippi on Fri- run-off pnrnary. A run-off was lie Gov. Jack M. Campbell. ,.1. day, wltb bill wile the former, a possibility in the three-way campbell Is Ineligible to run b Ll. Govfraor Linda Rassell, of We1t Colnm race for the Oklahoma GOP again Wllllttm L. Coleman 241.211!, bla. gubernatonal norrunation. IDdlaliB:Rep. Richard Roudeul J. Lyneb !!IIJ,226. tlorlda: Gov. Hayden Burns bush defeated Rep. Ralph 1 Altorley Gelerol MASONS TO MEF.T led a field of lour candldateg Harvey in a contest between !K6rt Sweeney 16t,828, Mark Pomeroy Masomc Lodge No. lor the Democratle gubernator- two Repnbllcans whose districts l!JcEiroy 231 ,701 164, F.&A.M, will meet at 7.30 1ial nominatmn He faces a run- were merged because of 1/1 OFF 0~ WHITEWALLS, TOO 1 Atsdttur Itonighl All Master Masons are(off contest May :!!. Claude congressional reapportiOnment E Fet1uson 278,372, mv1ted. Kirk, who showed unetpected by the Democratic Legislature Puauese 78.tM1 --- --- I I: io Bot hPartJes • Have paJf• Of Races For Conuni.tteemen d 8 ta;; 1 1 : ~EAMS RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. - - l III 1 primaries • • at a Glance ON OUR HIGH·SPEED, HIGH· PERFORMANCE NYLON TIREI TbundsrboH ~ r ~ I \Jama:1::i~~:~te Treamer Brown 25e,IM, !60,31! C.lll'l Brown 268,799, ~hbnan 141,921. Term Auditor Borror 120,122, Knisley 283,7114. Widely-Known Le~s lators Bite the Dust C 0 L U M B US IUPI) -A number of w1dely known members of lhe tegl!lature bit the duot In Tuesday's primaries. The wholesale shuff1e began witb reapportioillllent which autornatlcally eliminated 38 state representatives by reducmg the number or Hou" members 137 to 99. And with Iegaslators rwming from dlstrlcta Instead of on a county basis, more or them Pepple Among Losero went out tllrough defeat at the I Among the prominent senapolls. In the big counties it tors lost was Ross Pepple, • meant a cand1dnte couldh't ride Republican who moved frorn through on Ule machine or a Lima to Perrysburg to be in a I name but had to be elected on j new district. He was cha1rman I his own in a dlstnct. 1of the Senate Fmance CommitAt the same time some veter- ~ tee. 8111 from small counties found On the Democratic side, Sen. themselves toppled by a new- Ra) T. MiUer Jr. whose family comer from the larger oounty I tong has been prominent Jn in their new district. Cleveland politico went down. Another defeated was Sen. Belrin o- Plannin,c for School GOODYJAR GOLFERS SPECIAU SPALDING GO-FLITE GOLF BALLS •Pitll Tu aM 2 Tttu 10 MONBI DOWN I FRBB MOumDI ••NO LIMI'r'IIIWNTUI eToulh WhUe Cover lET OF I .ALL1---- ADDIT10NAL SITS- tUJ Limit l oet per Cllltomer ~~~~~e~~~n~~o ~ad -b::~ considered by his party for •Cofttinued From Page 1) Uve. An early lull 1ccounting : statewide oiOce. , the facts to the electorate. will be made public. The wide- • In tho Houao, Rop. Thomas "It has been ~tlfyinJ to me , spread financial support waa L. Thomao, IMimm, who bad •nd I know to many others, to 1another lnillcation of lbe dedi- IMtvetl aevon terms, w a , see people fonnerly complete cation of many people Ia every trounced ta a bid for a !lOll stringers, work together oo·har- walk of life." Senate seal """'lously for betiJ!r sdloois. The 'l'ri - ~ty Vocational The votets also turned down "Special thanks are ntended Scbool proposal, voted on In Rep. Sam Landes, R-London, lu tlie meml:;;o; of the ccm.'lllt· the Columbia and t>YesvUJe pctl olten a apokestnan for tbe tee for their work. Without 111 Meigs County, was rejec~ Rhodes admimstratloo in hit ' ' · • · them nothinl could have been 1ed there. The boD<I issue !ailed new sprawling district and ''HOME OWN.eo & OP~RATfG>, .,..., , YOU'LL .LIKE OU~ $d~VICE" 1~E~I accomplished. I by a 75-Q margin for the twn Rep. Carol Long R-Ur~na a , :2 "CGIItrlbutlollo to pay for preclnctt while the tax levy veteran on school leglalatlon' in th1111p ellll&ed '"" 8Je~ .W.M &llrJlfll .ch'Q 80 .tG 81. , his bia: new ctistrict. .. 't.._____..__ _.•••sio'rtiOI•till•••sols•·--•·_,.,.... iliotsetlii'iiboi~iliildii"IIIZMilll---·-·--"*••-•n...lr thej I' P~ Y/Y.;2·21·0·1 · ,. , .. h_,_l.,,_____ I• ' , :: .· 80 OHIO •• J ' Dally ~entlnel, Pomeroy-M rddleport , 0 , All-Stars R I A rJ1 • 1JJ 1r.1.e1gs e1ays re .1. ue~aay Panthers Knock Off Jackets 3-0 I I \I II • D1ek Werry or Pom•roy High squeeze boat with one eut and I wao dropped. Wltil two oul, Rex out but Wen')' fltDiled BUI SwiD and Gary Stobart of Middleport Werry around ta third base, Cumings was aale as bls crollllli and Stobart. High, both senior rllhthandero, plated tbe Panthers' first run. ball to second base was bobbled 8 th itehe h d trouble with 1 threw two-hitters Tuesday on :o:-· , r•·~~ ,..A rt and when the ball W31 thrDWD O p rJ a wltb l .... ;o..a:......._ -e _ ~ llr" nuu:le ,. . .•• .. ~· ,_ ___ ...,... wildness, Werry walk1ng7, SW.. the M'iddleport d~mond Ja a<:U': tUil.l wuu w m ... ..,"f""• ., -· tSoth •tch fanned 11 Werry the winner by 3-0 in an I It U on a clutch smgle m the ry tame all the way around to IJart 4 PI en SEOAL •arne that put the Divis- , filth after Lenny Van Meter batsmen. Pomeroy left t ba~ .. __, -~~~ nt .ntt ' score. ~"'rS stranded , the Jackoll 1• ion standmgs into a two-way • wwlleu w.~.a. :me o_. ___ wa K: tie between Middleport and sacrificed to second by Second- Tbe Jackets had two on Pomeroy 0011 110 1 -II 0 ';:;:===~~~~~ Galhpohs, with Pomeroy and baseman Eddie Baer. Ibase m the fourth alter George Middleport 0011 000 tJ.- 0 2 3 I; Jacksm Just one game out. 1 The Panthers' third run Sauer singled leading off but Werry and Van Meter. Sto- k!tilllti.--...;;.::.;.,.J Werry's own 1ead off smgle pcing on the cake - was un- Werry fanned two batters for bart ~d Moore, SwaD (6). tn the Pomeroy fourth to break earned It came in the Porneroy the last two outa to ease out of Ump~rea: Don plate: 4'Ed west off ea. oae of hJ• aiJ. up Stobart's b1d for a no-h1tter seventh. Werry leadmg off, was Itrouble. In tbe Jacket i111rd 1C. Ingles, C. .., Mketi ud I mbs him!" and Bruce S1mpson's perfect Isale when his Dy ball to left ' Buddy Moore singled wtlh 01101 b85el. 1 will be made to help defray costs of team trophies for first and second place, a trophy the Individual high pomt k and for ribbons to l~rst, oDd, and tiltr<i plac• wil!lla'• each event. Field events w!U begin . Sem•or u·1ghMeet JUDIOr, ·~ · 5:30 p.m. and tr,Qc(c even4v.ltiJ. low starting at 6:30p.m. ' ~111) Coach Bickel plans the PA system ill upe,r•ijMol> that Ions will !mow who •IJJOQrf· pamg !:: eel> event W J_., IUid winning ruarks lll:ew.,IIW be announced. · (61QIIb The order of events: !'\fA nl Shotput. bigh jompjll,.., vauu. discus, broad jumpjA!!I bigh hurdles, loti yard<l1iiasb, if•- Stheduled Thursday Night :~ ~"io:Ob~::;. • GAHS Tnms ·::~;ll"rw~ar~d~s·~~~fj~=~ lronmen 5.2 For 3rdWin :.-;:: For 50 cenfo per adult and start with the 120 yard • Reds Lose 5-4 tn 12th By JOE GERGEN UP! Sports Writer Willie McCovey, who w1elds a pretty mean picket, has r.,_ claimed his role as the National League's leadmg demonstrator agamst Don Drysdale--desp1le some stiff competition from orgamzed labor. McCovey was only one of many who lodged a formal protest agamst the Los Angeles Dodgers' tall righthander Tuesday mght at Candlestick Park but he was certamly the most effectiVe. A a:roup of demonstrators distributed handb1lls outside the park chargmg Drysdale with unfair labor practices in his Los Angeles restaurant. He got no sympathy mside, however, as McCovey and his San Francisco Gl3nt. mates mauled him for four runs and an eventual 6-1 victory. McCovey had been Drysdale's personal nemesis prior to 1964 when be ruddenly stopped lower the boom on the Dodger 1 · star. He d1dnt hd a smge homer off Drysdale In 1961 or 1965, compared with etght, Including s1x game-wmning blows, the previOUS three I Eastern, Southern, Middleport IUid Pomeroy High SChool atble~ will compete next Tuesday evening on the Pomeroy field In the l1rst Meigs County Relays w1th PHS Bud Btckel'o thfnclad •quad as hosts. A nommal admission charge -'I r 880 run, 220 dash, mile lll!llsjl IUid about 8,40, preselllatiilarlol 25 student hurdles, followed by i.he tbe"'"'"'· fanscent. may per watch the bestsport• run. yard dash, mlle, and ners and jumpers of Pomeroy Junior High events will and Middleport Senior and Jun- nate here too w1th the lor High Schools compete Thurs- boys' event.. However, seasons. Lefebvre tagged the day evening at Middleport Sta- yonnger boys sprint 80 yards Llko Old Times hurler for his sixth diurn. stead of 100, run 660 yarcls But it waa like old times for with two out. Coach Clllf WII!!OO'o Gallta Track Coaches Bob Ashley the 880, 330 yards for the "Stretch" Tuesday night when Drysdale, half of the celebra~ Academy High 11<bool Blue Dev- ~ of MHS and Bud Bickel of PHS and 180 yards for the 220 sprint. 65 Ford Gal. he smashed a 400-foot shot over ed holdout tom of Koulax and N UOllll Loll lla dumped Jackson 5-2 behind offer their track squads m a The Junior boy• do not run Conv, 352 lftl. Std, 8 the leU-center field fence m the Drysdale, suffered his third W';:Pel- GB tile three-bit pitching of Larry 1dual night meet startmg at 5.45 mile. They run an 880 relay rHio 1nd h11ter fourlll with two aboard to break loss against one victory Ptttsbur h Mltcbell at Jack11011 Tuesday p.m., with the field events, dis- last event on the card - for 12 '5 706 64 Galaxie XL the game wide opeo and help signing a contract for San Fra~J.co 13 7 •880 evening. Jump their "mile" relay. 1 cus, high jump, broad Conv.rtibl•. a send "Big D" to the show<rs. reported $105,1100. Lo A 1., The Junior teams met in euto tr1ns .. ~,,.; , 12 1 ·800 110 Tbe victory moved GAllS , and shotpul. McCovey also chipped in with a The Pirates cGntinued their AUs ~ge lftt, power ,,,.,Jhtl 11 9 •550 2 ~ back into first place tie With. I With Senior sod Junior R1gh Pomeroy last week and finish· windews, nd1o & heatH" run-scoring single off Joo late-Inning lightning when Donn H •:ton :SSO Middleport, whiCh lost 3-6 to teams alterna"ng on the field, ed In a perrect stand-olf, 42-42. 210 11 9 Moel1er to raise his RBI total CJendenon hit a two-run p:~adelphla a 7 533 s Pomeroy's rampagmg Panthers. these events w1ll last unt1l 7 p Preceeds from the gate will 65 Ford G!ll. SOO~ 2 dr. H1rdfo,J, '289 e~~ , to 16 and tie teammate Wliite in the eighth and then Sl Louis be used to defray trnck and 110 '444 410 In the Southern DIVISion race, m. tt1ndlrd tran•. it .:l.di~ Mays for the league lead his performance In the New York '385 5 GARS and Middleport own 3-21 At that time the runmng races field squad expenses. 5 8 he~ter JJrw:) ) McCovey, with three hits, wrap up the victory. Cincinnati 4 12 '250 7\SI records. They will meet each 1 59 Ford Galax1e raised his batlmg average to reitever Elroy Face won 4 13 ~! 1 oilier at Middleport Tuesday m 1Chicago 4 Dr.:'-"8 cylinder, 299 after a dismal start and third consecutive game Tuesday'• Raulta a ~arne that should decide llie tr1ns. Rac!lo ,"' h¥.ater now has batted .370 in his last limiting the Reds w AUa Pbila 8, IO Inn!., night diviSion ehamplonshif, 9 1 62 Ford Cat 500 13 games to take up some of unearned run over the last 4 P1tts 5 Cinci 4 12 lltiUI mght Pomeroy aDd Jackson 3 r e 4 dr. 8 tyl. .~t the •lack caused by Mays' innings LouiS 5 Ne~ Y..-k 2·, mgbt right behind "'• two leaders I .tMrlng, radlo .a. 1 slump. Mays has been way off Alou Geta RBI Houston 10 Cbicago 2 mght with :1.-3 records. 61 Comet 2 form since tying the NL career Felipe Alou lined a hit San Fran 8 Los Ang '1, night Overall, the Gallians are now I The Southern High Tornadoes Vamos . was 2-0 at the plate 6 cyUnder, !>t.lnC~ rd •--"'" home run mark of 5!1 nearly the left field line with two Wednesday'• Probable P!tcllers l 7-3 on the season. I wer. knocked out of Class A when Diddle was hfted by Coaoh R1dlo 1nd heater two weeks ago In Houston. tn the loth to score Woody Philadelphia at AUanta, night Friday, GallipoliS Will host I sectional tournament bltseball Craynor Slone in favor of Mike 65 Ford Fair. soo~ ··"'rc' The Pittsburgh Pirates main- Woodward from second with - Short (2-ll vs. Lemaster !H). Jackson in 1 Sectional Tourna- I play Tuesday afternoon . b~ a Jenkm~. 2 Dr. Hardtop, '28? tained their half-game lead the wlnntag Atlanta tally. The Pltt.burgh at Cincinnati, ment game, beginmng at 3:30 5-4 margin In an extra mnmg Jenkms got the count to 3-1 tn., Cruisimat•e I• Low mll•ag~. v.,. the Giant. by edging Braves had battled bltck Into night-Biass <!~) vo. O'Toole p.DL, on the GSI diamond. contest at Chauncey-Dover. agamst Vamos but lost hun on 0 Cincmnati 5-4 in 12 innings, the game with 8 palr of runs in (0-0). Should the ~Us wm that bat- Tbe Tornado~ lost m t be the followm g p1kh as th~ ~-D 64 English Ford 4 cylinder, 4 s!M•d Allanta nipped Philadelphia 9-8 the eighth. Phil Nlelcro, the New York at St. Louis night tie, they. will bost Soutil Point j bottom of the e~ghlll when p team walked horne tbe wmnmg . . ' . in the Central Sectional Finals Kost1val doubled w1th one out. run. 63 Ford Galaxie m 10 mnmgs, Houston battered of seven Atlanta hurlers, (z-1) va. Sadeck1 (Z. Safurda IS th d T Du So th ed 11 r · · Cob 2 nd St edl ed lth th 1 on y. ou ern moun sman om ..u ern scor a o 11s runs 500, C:onv. I tvt. the Chtcago cr t · w· · tenuon " a1 m · the secon d mrung · · h' d thsIll-N a y k. freete wn In t H to ·...ht- Ga111 po lis ac1ua II y Iced Tues- dle then 1ssued an m when trans, R&H Lo!jls w 1ppe e ew or swmgmg con est a OU8 n, "'"'' day'• game tn the first toni ' walk to M. Staley w1th two Sherrn Cundiff led off with a 63 Falcon 2 Dr. 2 Mets 5-2. . Joe , Morg~n, the (0- ) vs. Roberts U- with Ulree b1g runs Tom Spe~~ I gone and runners were on frrst walk, George Donovan smgled, 6 cylinder, st•ndard tr•.._!l"l ln the Amencan League, ctrcu1t s leadmg hitter wtth . cer led off with 1 ·single. Dan 1and second bases. Amos wallbrown walked, DidRadio and huter C1eveland blanked the Yankees .384 batting average, drove '"! Los ~ngeles at San Francis- Gilmore foil ed t K t b Skmner tbe last batter in the die was safe on an error and 60 Ford f.-600 l •0 and took over fiIrst Pace I th ree runs WI'th a homer and CO ' mght---<Jsteen (4-1) VS · Haner was OW SUI • safe on a· Jaetk line·Up for' Chauncey then work~ With two outs Jenkms smgled Durnp Tru.:k, er~~~~f:l from Baltimore, which was double to pace Housten's 11-htt Gibbon ll-01 . error Gib M"ll" d cbls~n ed the count 00 3-2 'aDd finally Tbe only other hits by Soufuengine, 5 5peed h shut out 3.() by Washmgton. The assault on three Cub pilchers TbundaJ'& Game• clea~ing the s:ckll'OOsand out e. was ISSued a free pass . W1th the ern were back to back smgles speed rear axle Philadelphia at Atlailta night ' was bases loaded Detr01·t Tigers trounced B~JS ton Roo k"1e Sonny J ackson ch"pped ' . . ' three to nothing • lead-off batter by Ray Proffitt and Jenkins in 65 Dodae Om '' 8..0, Minnesota overpowered the in with Ulree hits and Davie Pittsburgh at Cmcmnatl, mght In the fifth GA. liS dded 1 ' - - ~ - -'- - the seventh with twe out. They 2 Dr '270 Sertes 6 cytfll . Whit e Sox 1-2 an d G.Jus t1 wen t the dl !I tance for hlS IChicago at Houston • mght wo IAngels 6; F Robinson, Orioles, d1ed on base as Bob Grueser der, ~tandard fran!>., ridf¥1. Ch1cago mort runs 'WI• Mllhrona doubled and hflllter Ca!Uomia b.. t Kansas City 6-2 third victory. Los Ang at San Fran, OIShi and , ..red on Haner'a single' Scott Red Sox Kalme Tigers boonced back to the pdcber · ked up (OnlyAmerican games scheduled) · ' 5. ' 65 Honda In other games. . LI"ttl e AI J ac kson pte Lea e Wtth two out, Milliron scored on· 1and Ohva, Twms George Donown started • on Ltke new Juan Marlchal, who never has fii"St victory as a St. LouiS W'.:,Pet GB another Jackson error. Runs Batted Ill the mound for Southern, but was hcasdllostit ktoPLosk Angeedles hat Clardmaltat lheateexpensthe oMf hts" Cleveland 12 't .!Ill· ... Jackson added once in the MNcCoatlonal Leaa· rae:l~yAs relieved ill !be, f!_'*t~Jiilt!idle r.nlol~ Forlln•· an es c ar , gam IS or mer eamm s, e e . Baltl third when Skidmore walked vey, 1ants OJ; aron, who turned m a fme pitching 12 2 10 lith victory against the Dodg- Jackson pitched perfect ball Cbl ,.... j5! stole second and came home 0~ ' Braves and Flood, Cards, 15: performarn:e KosUval was tile US~n CAR LOT " 10 5 ·~7 210 I D. Terry's 'single. ers there and picked up his over the fmal four maings to Detreagto I Johnson, Dodgers and ClendeoChauncey h~rler. nth . I th . t th I I relit Leu Ol II 7 •• I 310 I p· teo 13 B .. I wmd o . e s~athson m sst Bpos k de w n . n the e. . Cahfomia 9 7 .563 4~ In the bottom of the seventh, I on~ ll'rfa Le. R b' y mmngs: many ec1s1ons WI a nea roc rove m wummg Minn ta Mtdtlleport 6 7 462 6 JHS tallied again as Scott Bier· am~ can ague: B o m- Southern . . 040 000 00-4 4 four-hitter. He struck out five runs with a two-run double in W beso 1 He I son, Orioles 21; Yastrzemskl, I 'C-~D~~~-3~1~0~0011:,;0~1;-li~6~!~~~~~~~ 5 10 •333 8 ty was sale on an error and held the Dodgers scoreless the fourth inning that capped a Boastomg on IZ · ,L stole seeond and scored on Red Sox 18 , Conigharo and I ~· 4 . th when J 1m thr ee-run St. LouIsra IIy. .250 9n~ Wanh ' omgle . ' Scott, Red So x and Cas h, until th e mn Nes yn0 rk 4 13 •235 10 w G 111 11111 ,_ · 'T1gen 12 8 po Kansas City 3 12 200 10 brillhmt freshman I · TueHay'l Renli. ace, Tom Spencer, after coll~ct. Pltcblag tng two hits io t t i to th National League: Marichal Calif. 6 Kansas City 2, rught wo r ps e I G. ... r:" c II A tr I 0 10 .,._ S Cleveland t New York 0, Dlght plate, was taken from the game F ~an~ ;;: te ue a~ ; os, Washmgton 3 Baltimore 0 with 1 shoulder injtll'y, Extent ace, Ira s andn err!y, POLE VAULT - Dick Plymale, 1957, Ironton, · ht ' of the Injury was not known at Giants 3-0; Cratg a Know es, mg thi's wriU Phlllles and Sad-kl Cards •~• . 11'-1". Detroit 8 n.~n 0, .1..... . ng. ~ .' ouaw '1151... 1 Am ric Leap M Do ell DISCUS- Keilh stowers, 1958, Ironton, 143'-4:' , Minnesota 4 Chicago z, night n gomg the dt.tance, Mitch• an e. c w • HIGH JUMP- Ron Alexander, 1956, Ironton, 6 .J . Wednesday'• Probable Pll<:bers ell fanned eight and walked lnd~ans 4-0, McNally, Orioles . SU:?T PUT - Btll Maddox, 196!), Wurtland, Ky' Kansas City at CaiHorDJa, three GARS made two errors. land Tiant. Indians 3-0; Barber, 48 ·4~ · h d night-Talbot 11)-2) vs. Chance Two Jackson hurlers, Mapeo OriOles. StepheiiS<Itl, Red Sox. BROAD JUMP ~ Joe Coy, Portsmout , I 957, an (I-t) and Howl, gave up two walks, a Burdette, Angels; Locker and Norm Walker, Ironton, 1963, 20'·7". Mmnesota at Chicago, night- hit batsman, and fanned six Plarro, While Sox 2-0• 120-YARD IDGH HURDLES- Clyde Nelson 1956 Kaat (1-2) vs. Buzhardt 11-l), GARS bltUers. I Ironton, :15.1. ' • Boston at Detroi~ nlght- For GARS, Haner had two •• CARAVELLE" 100-YARD DASH- Marvin Imes 1956 Ironton and Wilson Ill-f) vs. Monbouquette for three, Milliron two for four I dlvlalon at lwkru ' Bob Roberts, 1963, Ashland, ;10 3. ' ' (Z.%). and Gilmore, Janey and Lou • • MILE RUN- Joe Hudson, 1964, Marietta, 4 47. Baltimore at Washington, Bosh each had o"' safety. 1 THE IDEAL -• 880-YARD RELAY - Ironton, 1958, and South night- Bunker (2-t) vs. Segui It was announced today that , GIFT FOR Pomt, 1960, 1:36. (I-ll the pme slated at Chesapeake MOTHER! 440·YARD DASH- R J. Rutledge, 1956, Ashland, Clevelalld at New York, nighl last Thoroday has been cancel51 4. --.!liebert (l~J vs. Friend lll-ZJ. led. Sun., MayS WITH BUILT-IN CUSHION 180-YARD LOW HURDLES ~ Bill Potts, 1959, Tharodey'o Gameo Line score of Tuesday's Sq. Yd. BY CONGOLEUM·NAIRN Portsmouth, ·20 5. t t ,., i& 12 ""ltj'/i 880-YARD RUN~ Tim Ross, 1958, Ironton. 2·09 9. Kansas City at Cahforma, mght ., · Cleveland at New York Galllpohs This oe• vinyl flootlnc lUI I • Wner-because 1l's cushiOrtedl 220·YARD DASH - Joe Coy, 1957, Portsmouth, (Only games sebeduled) Jackson 001 1100 t- 2 3 spunp foam cushion betwlll \•Wilt'S IDnpr-because •I s cL1sh 1 o~%' .22 5 Mitchell and Spencer vmrt surface and winYII.zed blcl- • fHv'D tlna-beca~se •I s v.r., • ' H MILE RELAY~ Ironton, 1956, 3:34.~. Bush In 3rd. in& Cushtonflor abOOs clatter! CUILINI "C" I SG tiny and 10 Qftctlcal tool Mapes (Howl In 7th) and Blel'So spnnll' at ewen r~$ 1r~ • ThriftJ-eosts surpmmgly I 1Uie~ Sl'lo c k IUIIIUt Pnclsloa ii Tornadoes Quieted by C-D In Class ATourney PJay i ,,.,,..,1 a 'I It's Run for The Roses for Mrs. Walker LOUISVILLE, Ky.(UPI!- For M K 1 W lk th Krsi kymg~ . a "· 11 e ., en lll'fo th Y .~s rea Y a run r eroses. Mrs Walker bas from Frida} Sat 1 t t 1· :orntong ~n~ooposd lme ur aythe Degeb , Ired trose"1 flsewnl to r y s ra I mna ora horse bi anket th at g1ves the race its special nickname "l'm in my 34th )"ear nCiw ,, says Mrs Walker 'and I don't sew all of it- but I supervise everything" · It's a proJect that takes some supervismg. Fnday morning the roses are delivered by a local grow•• "They've been ordered Since January, cut spcctal. an<! Ish d F d w, t Iurn e r~ ay;, 've go 1 0 . Wife them l~rst. soys Mrs Walker, "and that's. the -~nost particular JOb--the w~rmg. Mrs. Walker boast' she's never had a smgle rose 1111 off the blanket. "I've had 'em pulled off though," she lacghed The school tt:acher who became o florist when she married inln the W•J<e· florist fanuly deSigned •he blanket herself bat·k m 1931 ''All the roses are -.wn by hand with their head, u~ . one w1th a tea! and on• w1thout a leaf, on • cloth L'OVered first with soft green folmge The red Keith 1 Iron to InV •"tat' na} R""'ord QUIET AS · · CARPET! $2.49 ''; ~!~~;~~r~i:~:e ~l'd rosesThis year Mrs Walker ls u~mg a val'lety of roses caJied Yuletlde-"a very dar!< I'Ose w1th a fuller bud i'iext year I hope to use Amen an Beaut' If they're cuttm' c11nugh by then," she SRid. ' The "blanket." " two vanls ong and about II mcbes w1de. Mrs Walker sat<f ' I drow (( 1n at ;he neck to len inches. It makes 1! fil "' ffill " lt hrtter. Tbert I ktnd of curv~ 11 at the end to give a little bit of contour to It-instead of maklng it a ptaiJi, old blanket." A plain, old blanket is definitely Is not. IY 4, \ SEOAL Meet Slated Today , The loth annusl Southeastern Ohio Athletic League track and field meet is scheduled to begin at f p m , today at Pedan Sta· d1um, Ohio University, Athens. The session was originally scheduled last Safw-.Ja), but was postponed because of beaV) rain. Defending champion Athens is favored to capture it. fourth straight crown. Since the meet was organiZed in 1957, Logon has won six titles, and Alben• three In other spring sports this week, GAllS' golfers are ach- eduled to meet Pomeroy on the local links today. Friday, the linlu!ters JOUrney to Barbours.ville for another shot at the once~beaten Pirates. Coach Cliff Wilson's baseball team will bosl Jackaon Friday b1 a Sectional Tournament game. Jackets Win 3-Way Match at H'dd Valley I en :1 ly. Jltnl" IIIO"mtnl Ytii!IW ..u.. LEADERS IP•ke·hed de111s 1 (Ill •..... •Needs 110 eementmg downl ' INGELS CARPET HOUSE .· PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS PHONE WY 2-5661 National Lea~ 404 Second Ave. . G. Alf.~ H Pet 220 E. MAIN Gtlllpoll,, Ohl• Middleport High Scbool golf- MOI'flaD, Hou 20 73 11 28 384 ers defeatud Point Pleasant Smith, StL 18 66 10 25 379 ' - High SChool 11-7 and Wahama Allen, Phil 1% 43 9 16 .372 M% to % in a three-llay match Flood, stL 18 73 8 27 .370 Tueaday after scbool on the Boyer, NY 13 49 I 18 Hidden Valley course Strgll, Pitt 14 n 7 II 346 Pat Edwarda of MRS, with a Santo, (JhJ 17 61 9 21 .344 Balti !100 0011 000-- 0 5 0 40, wa, medalist and Bill Me- Pinsn, Cin 16 65 5 22 .33:1 Wash 0011 100 ZOI:- 3 9 1 Cormick, Poin~ was second low Pgltroni, Pitt !3 45 4 15 .333 SEE. FOR YOURSELF! Palmer, Watt (8) and Elche- with a 43. Alou, At! '1.0 88 II 211 .330 IT WILL BE GOOD TAKE A DRIVE barren; Ortega, COx (8) and Today Coach Nolan SwackAmerlc:ao League ""' FOR YOU French. WP-ortep n-1). LP- hamer has his MRS team at G. AB R. H. Pd. W TO MASON, W.VA. Palmer (2-1), HR-Howard the Fafrgreens Country Club F.Rbsn, Bal 14 411 16 Zl t41h). near Jackson In another 3-way Alvis, Cle IJ 51 '21 match with Jacbon and Wells- Rlmsn, (JhJ 15 53 12 20 ton High Scbools. B.Rbsn, Bal 14 58 10 21 ODva, Mtnn IS fl a 17 Boaton 0011 1100 000-- 0 S S Yomskl, Boa IS II 12 2S North Gallta's Ptratea eUmia.j twice Ill both lrameo. They adtl-1 For the wh!M!'t, Pat Han..- Detroit t100 0116 201- 1 10 0 Kaline, Del IS 57 1Z 19 ated Hannan Trace's WlltiCIII ed lnaurance lllll'kers ill the had a double 111111, IIIDCle, as did Santiago,' Longberl (i) GriiUIW!Il'llel', Cll It 51 10 17 In a Class A Sectional baoeball lourlb and slllb lnnlnp_ Larry Petrie. G~ bad two 17), Br.,.ton (I) and Ryan; Wblte, NY 16 46 I 15 tournament game plaj>ed TUea- 1 Hannan Traoo scored one slngleo, Jim Crt~e. two doubles, Lollcb t3-l) 111111 Fnellan. LP- CUb, Del 18 II 12 22 S24 day evening at Bidwell eacb In the llrot, third and and Ralph Tajl(lr 1 ilouble and ~Uago · to-1). ~ (4th). Homo Raao Tho Pirates will nOll play fourth. single. Kanw C 010 100 tiOO- I I 0 NatIon ol Laa(IIOI ~=: G:-:;,n !!<!m•tlme later this week Roger Garrett went all the Cretrieotll had o double, Swain CalK IMO 001 10.- I I 0 Bravea, 8) Torre. B ill the second round ol tournoJ way !Or the wlnlltlrl, al•inrl ~P a lrlple, NickOl. 111111 R lo k Hunter, Wyatt t1), Abr (I) ~ ~ , OPEN EVERY DAY--ALL DAY 7:011 UNTIL 5:30 -EST , tcllon. three nma on"lliur hill. Reyn- Swain •ln8lea for .the losera. 111111 suam, Bryon (I); Ltl()eZ, G~ •: Alou IUid 11 SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 1:00 EST The Pirates Iced same lnjoldo was the foalng hurler, alv· North GoUla II ndW 1-2 for 1Lee (7) and Rodgers. WP-I.Jlpes -eo and Gentile, nA.stroa idutr<ll~· llll .firsl two rungs, ICOI'Ittiltti up -l'llllll 1111 U (ljll. lito ....._ (1-1). LP-IfliDIIr U-.1), • nlou Lllpl: ... There's ADifference in Hardware Stores FREE PARKING • 'Cats ID • 'A' Tourney • Elimmate PIrates I l ond;;,:;; - the 1 ' ,, PHONE 713-5583 MASON, w, • �-, ' '· ' ~.....leen Wallace Sweeps the Field ~ :.; ' :oe.pocrats Simo--;H;~Q;a~~ io~"'- 1 • · · P6ul l!ilnon and Kenneth Ha- 1 representative to congr~ss tn- le• L. Pancake, lor state , _ il!tMINGIHAI~. Ala. (UP!) 1as a d1me store clerk, rolled up and James IKISSin' .lim) the Advancement of Colored ' Returns from 13.1tllj'of lhe 13,· 1ger, write-in candtdates lor the cumbe!lt Walter M· Moeller who tor tn 18th district, 703 voteo; -Gov. George Wal1ace's popula- a margin of more than 200,000 Folsom were among the also People (NAACP) complained 2!114 prermcts showed: 1democrat no~lnations for Meigs I polled an even 1,000 votes. Gor- W11liam B. Brown, candldatt !My~ fin ~eat tt ove!'Came the 1 votes over her nearest rival, rans. that Negroes were ,mtim,Jdated 1 Goveroor 1 County commissioner, both ap· don H. C81dwell, unopposed for for judge of Court or Appeals larpst N~gro vote In Alabama Jlnerat slilLC A~L, GC~:. !!~::~ ~~::"" """t"'r• with thPtr th 111everal counties bUt no ' Rhodes 587,031, White 73,511 Pl!llted to have attained enouati the county aUditor nomination, 649, arid Joseph D. Bryon, judge MtO:>r,. swept his wife hi the mond Flowers, who rode a i ranks swelled dramatically as a IViolations were reporteo uy · tteHJml J~G.~~;. :.~.;: !!·:.:!!': !!" r.oo Ivntflll nl'l thP dl!fttot18t tlr.ket to foUoW~ with 1W13 Votes. of Supreme Court, 621. !!'~!'~ht" nnmlnatlon to seek crest of Negro votes 1 result of the Voting Rights Act,[ federal voter ebservers sent Lt. Governor run In the general election this , . e1nctlon as his successor [ With 2,444 oi me sntle'::~ 3,;5-; iii.Hih~i! t.~e!~ ~!~!!!!!~'P! lntn <~t mto seven countie!l by the 1William L CDleman 266,756, fall. Fraz•er Reams, Jr., r~:;m~ng Cllfford F. Brown recelvedrnttMf 0 1 N1groes, thousands of them precincts reported, Mrs. Wal~ least two runorfs for sheriff in I Justlct Department 1 Paul J Lym.:h 247.~~2. Simon a i'omeru mn\:haiit ! ~ -~.~ --~~m.~~a~.. ~~~~~~i~~ ~otes to 1&5 for Ben J. Gold an Vlltlng for the first time, Ilace had 297,942 votes to 92,191 black (SOil) belt and nominated Gray Nominated Attorney Genera1 got 322 ~rite-In voies for th~ ~~i;~ ':hh:"'i{; '"'H"a· M~- :~ t.~ !'AM for the full ter~u~ 1 1 displayed unprecedented power ltor Flowers. Former Congress- tbe first Negro to the Alabltma [ Attorney Fred Gray, who IRobert Sweeney 293,713. Mark unexplted term while Kenneill ' llwam g t 39i ry · Judge of the }ujir;m~. £111Hager .of near TupPers Plains. [' Wt1ha~ La~elle led MeigS :m;.encmg got a~7 m Alabama's legislative and man Ca rl Elliott nad 45 686 House smce Rec&nstructlon. defended .Dr Marh~ Luther l McElroy 254,331 5 1,; for ~Iff's races ! Former Govs. n Patterson I The Nat1onal Association for I KJng Jr . m seve~al civil nghts 1 Seeretary of State recelvt>d 193 votes for the fuU County In votes for member I' Ml~e?~ Entlnger for treatAtQiachve Lurleen Wallace cases, won nommatwn to the : James D Nolan 261,736, J. R. term of county commissioner. Iof the state central committee f t te· 422: fo Jarnetl crushed nme mal~ rivals so House from a dJstnd com· jBell29960f. . (man) lOth district with 378 1 ~ero sa, edrt.o 389 fr badly Tuesday that no primary prised of predominantly Negro • Treasurer Elecl!on board officials lndi- 1 t Ch I S D' I d · Nolan compar of runbff w1l1 be necessary She r Macon Bullock and Barbour I Thomas E Ferguson 417 859, cated that the requltt>ment for :c': ~9 /rtt ~v 8 1 ;~or IJam~s H. Bell f()f Secretary 0 a strong RepubliCan countJ~s He defeated two wh!!e I Charles Pugliese 83,512. i qualifying was that the wrile-in James' K~d uO or ng an :·•e: fCia~··~ dHRoKnlsl? w chnllengl! m a general electJOn opponen~ by a SIZable margm I Supremt Court I candidates re~Ived 15 per cent For member ~f State Central dlt 180 for ~rna~;:,:::: hewdown to keep the Wallaces Another N e g r o, Tho m as ' Cilrford F. Brown 291.281). B('n of the total derhocrat vote at . or 0 5 ~ . • l Statehouoe from which [ Two races m each party high- ICozart, Racme Pet, 20. and Re•d, apparently close to , J. Goldman 169 _912 IIhe polls yest•rday. There were ec;mrn~tee t~om~n I~O~h diS- son 76.1 to lot for Char!N. PUI· can pursue hJS 1968 , hghted the central committee Lewis Long. Middleport 4tb, winning nommation 10 another I' Short Term Auditor , 1,226 democrats who turned out ~ c~ . BrY.th · 449al g er ~~; IIese for auditor of state, IIIII ~,,_, . ~ a bT s tickets In Me1gs county on Tues. 134. House race Clarence N Kmsley 308 474 to vote. n e1gs WI votes to 1 for William L. COJ~man to 821 m 1100 · da ' All other rand1dates were • There were 16 Democrat pre- ~ • I · ' ' for lise Bachman. for Paul J. Lyneh for Ueutenant M}'/aUaco trmmph was "' 1 l ed II dd II Former slate Pohce Chtef AI RIC~ard Borror 135.913. Simon also received 114 write- Runnmg unopposed George I •overnor and Robert J SweenI c nd.s where no can 1 ates 1 • Lingo faJ·1ed 1n his bid •for 1 · ' '1 • ' · , unoppos that the governor s 1 The Democrat committee- ed in votes for the full term of Banks, denkmrat for state rep- 1 ey 562 to 355 for Mark McElroy 1 1 ally In thet . R ttand [ U df "ttee 11 shenff of Jefferson (Btrm.ng- l GETS FIVE YF.ARS commiSSIOner while Hager alsa ._ntaUve got 646 vote•· Char- for attorney -oral Houst~ of Representa- 1 main racehs werse 10 1 uB tnhoppoRse blor comt mk1t p<ts ham) County, losmg to meum- Richard A. Ward, Middleport. bad 12 for the unexpired term ' ' ..... • ruce Ion r. epu IC'an JC e were: She ff J d f • 'vii age w ere amue 1 Rep Albert Brewer, won : Ma !led 33 votes eompared James H Qmve ', East Bed- bent Mel Ba1 ey r1 1m 1 has been sentenl(~ to 1vc Delmar Canaday, who with· ~ornin:ltion for lieutenant gover·. to 1~ r::;. Elvm E Thompson and ford Sl, Robert L) Jones, West Clark, a target of Negroes m years Jn the Oh10 reformatory drew as a write-in candidate, , d T B df d R b t Wood N th l Dallas (Selrna) County where I on each of f1ve charges of bur· got eight votes for the unexplrm Syracuse where 1\ oo row . e or 51 ; o er , or . d ·1 Holds Huge Margio Zwllhng got 38 \iOI'?'s to defeat Chester 114 : David KobJentz, h1s scrapes with CIVIl nghts glary Ward pleade gu.1 ty to ed term. Mrs \\iallaee 39-year-old L d8 th 16 So th Cbe 1 89 R II d C ~ demonstrators attracted nat1on- an mforamtJOnal affidaVIt and Lead1ng the Detnocrat prl· .~ -·-~ · eonar ass WI • I s er o an raU" 1 1 mo'Ulef of four who met her Republican committee races treeu Columbia COMPLETE LIN I OP 52 G A Rade- al attention, held a shght lead was taken before Common Peas mary tJcket was unopposed husband while she was working were m Pomeroy Pet where km ' DyeSvJ!Ie 28 ' D~v 1 d Yost over Selma Pub\lc Safrty 1Court .Judge John : Bason ~-CHANNEL MASTEl & FINCO -- Henry Well won with 88 voles I Gr~at Hlver 42 ; Warden Ours: Director Wilson Baker I JIOUR CHANGED tROT!R$ tBOOSTERS eTOWIU ; to 55 for James E Lewts and PorHdnd 71 ; Homer McNickles, Sen. John Sparkman D·Al.t . SQUAD CALLED Effect1ve Sunday, May 8, worAsk About The Channol Matllr also m sy 1acuse Village where ' East Letart 44 . Bert Hunt, Le· easily wan renommahoo to h1s l The Pomeroy emergency ship serv1ces at . the First 1 Cronflr• Antannt Robert M. Louks polled 12S tart Pet 52 : Paul F. Andrews, fourth term. 'I squad was summoned at 1 20 a. Umted Pre~bytenan Church of (ContUlued from page 1~ votes to 41 for Julian A Hill Long Bottom Pet 47 , George m today for Eula Welker, moth· ~yracuse will be held at 9 a.m. ,.me of the Old Guard hked, I Unopposed for committee M. Collins. Ohvedale 32: ClearFINED sao. COSTS Ier of Rep. Ra~ph Welker. wh~ Instead ~f 9 30 a rn Sundo y 'hilf at the same hme holdmg Iposts on the Demo('rat ticket 1month P. Hams, Reedsville 26 ; Harold Samuel Little, charg· ~as taken to \eterans Memor School will be at 10 a. m. Mr. ~ a ~ced budget, Iwere 1O. J Penmngton, Alfred 40; Les· ed with disturbing the peace 1~1 hosp1ta l as a med\~1 pa- John Wh1t-e of the Alexandria Phone 985-3308 Ch11ter, 0. ; !1EAM8 BACKGRIJUND ' VIrgil W•lker, South Chesler, ~ rer M. Hawk, Tuppers Plams 50; I by fighting. ~as fmed $30 and I Uenl. Sh~ wos at ~he horne of : Presbyterian Church wUI be Rt~ had been a reluctanl l2l: Dale Proffitt, Great River, I Worley Haley, East Rutland 42; I co~ts and given a suspended 30 I Jenny '\\ells, Lawel-sl guest speaker. ·- - - - - - - - - -- - -----candidate, entenng the field on- j2D, Nell M!ddleswart. Portland. , Ro~rt G Sw1ck, West Rutland 1 day ja1l Sf'ntencr by Middleport ' tv after ~ver~l prominent Dem- 124: Isabel C Lew1s East Le· 45, .John T Ho!lJday, Dexter 46; I Mayor C 0 F1sher TuesdRy. 1 ~ats mcludine former Gov. l tart 9; Pauhnt> Wolfe, Letart 8, Marvm Miller, Salem 58. Dav- He was placed on probalian ~tcbaei , N', DISalle and Cen· lFranrrs Andrew, Long Bottom id 0. Jenkms. Middleport Ist I for two years In oth.:or aclJVJty, an Sweeney decided they 123. Alpha Sm1th, Reedsville 19, , 66, Norman T Wayland, Mid- I Rodney B Sauer 18. Middl .. want to challenge Kenneth Hager. Tuppers Plams 1dleport 2nd US 1 port, was rlned $5 and costs on ' . 113; Rnymond L. Wilcox, East Jeanne Mor8an, Middleport I a charge or dnving in 8 dang. I • The roledo ltDator, who de· Rutand 28, F. W. W!lco:t Langs· 1lrd 141 : Jean Craig Middleport I erous manner. and Harold R. acrilltl hlmseU as a "h~ral," ville 22 Norma~ C Will Wrst 14th . 93. Hollie E G~t>en, Pome- ~ Douglas. 24 R D. Shade. : pd wanled to run far lleuten- i Rulland 24, Albert F. Bolen, roy 15!, 36: Robert H. Hysell, forfetled a $15 bond on an llf111 !IIVernor. However, at the Dexter 28, Jat'k Cmp, Salem 1Pomewy 3-A 103, Donald Betz-1legal exhatJst charge. ilrglnf of veteran •tate Sen. 29, Chester Erwm. Middleport mg. Pomeroy J 8, Jl4; Donald 1 Charles Carney. a leader 1n 3rd 29, Homer C Jon.,, M1d- Collins. Pomeroy 3-c 119. Les- 1 WDGE TO MEET lN-ganirfrl labor. who sees !dleport 5th 18. Frances Brown, 1 ter Wilson, Pomeroy 4lh 50; 1 Worsh1pful Master Virgil Reams as a good telt-vJslon per· Pomeroy 2nd, 25 Frank M Fu- 1 Eldon Morn", Middleport Pet. I Walker requests members of 1 sonahty, accepted th'E' bJd of the ; gale, Pomeroy 3-A, 30; Gene· I59; Rollm Radford, Rock Spnngs 1 the Shade River Lodge No 453 1 Dert}~ratlc screemng rommtt· v1eve Memhart. Pomeroy 4th, Pet liB. Shirley Mulford, S1l- meet at the Ewing Funeral 1 t~ lo make the rae£' ' 25, Guy A. Russell . Middleport 1ver Run Z2, R N. Clark, Harn~ home Thursday aftetnoon to Rhode~ lgno~ Ream!l dur- 1Pet, 19, Lou Dle,hl, Pomeroy sonv11le 83 ; Donald Stanley, conduct funeral services for ing t,t\e campaign but md~rated , Pet 30, Emmett G. Will, Rock Pageville 43, Cora B. Beegle, Harlow Ervm. be Rrtf.erred the two-term sena- Sprmgs 29. Ernest A Wmgett, Racme Village 117; Gerald Am----lOr as an opponent because Me- R~cme Vlllage, .32, Mason berger, Mmersv1lle 59. Otis F. ARREST MADE dwam, a tnal lawyer, was F1sher, ~~~rs~11l~ ~ '____E_dwm S. Knopp, Racme Pet 87, F.I1ZB~ Floyd Rhedes. RD. RB('ine, l beth Hob:ltetter, Rutland Yil ~ 1has been arre11ted by the Porn· 1 m.1deted more of a slugger An4 It was felt that since lage 58, and W111iam F. Hams, Ieroy Pollee Department on i ad: hid organization sup- I Syracuse Pet. ~. I'8n intoxication tharg~·~~·~-rt he could be tagged the boss- I ~-~- ~JIINnda-la prlal ' candidate since many Demoat. felt control O[ the •tatel1 0 1 • ofJanizafion during the next fJl_.Lj;~Jirs was the blggesllssue , By United Prm International , strength in runmng for the US 'l'HE GOODYEAR :~ t~ in the primary. Tuesdays primary elect1ons 1Senate two years ago, easi1y 1 fijwdes m expressmg grahfi. l at a glljnce won the Repubhcan nomination dJ.tloft for hJs victory sounded 1 Alabama: Alabama Negroes for governor or Florida. 1 T•s OBIJ LoW• Priced 'tlrs wit• the Jleme he voiced in his land- • fail to block Mrs. Lurleen Oh'- R bll G J 1 Exfrr--MIIaall Tufeyn Rulsblll' ud ..J•.a.. al t• I I Wallace's bid for the DPmorra· IU: epu can ov. ames PREMIUM-QUALITY GOODUAR Tid :ifllm aec lon our years ago A. Rhodes won renomination I Extra· Strons I·T Nylon Cord. 'l'EBTED FOillifltl MILlS At OVIl Ul M.P,JI'ol ao ••ovemor- : tic •aubernatonal nomination. easily over token opposition. He 1 ln hi••0uorts ' ,.,., __ omlc development of ' Mrs. Wallace, a proxy candi• Tamplkt-PIOVod for Your Dritflla ihffiJI ~ I • Extra-lllliNp TafJ)>ll ,...,,_ date lor her busband, Gov. will ron against Democratic 1I :.slrK· • State Sen. Frazier Reams Jr. • Give• Extno Traction ltaln or Shine. rubbut , '!at pernor slid be w111id 1 George Wall ace, won a majon1 • Fill Co1npaell, MediWllllld Bil: cua. ljl!f•hlt lol'Oilll <:ampaign ' AIRMAN REVNOJJJS ty over nine male opponents Former Rep. Robert Taft Jr., I e Extra-str<ms S·T Labor Day. GOP head-1 Airman Tblrd Cla88 Keu- Fred Gray became the firsi who failed to WI." a u s. Senate 11yl011 nord I ..,. 'd h ld Negro to be nominated for a l seat from Ohio IR 1964, won the I ""~n sa1 e wou run on I neth Reyaoldi, son ol Mn. • BuUt to talce blaho · ~ftcerd Including industrial , Albert Swatztl and Fraok seat m the Alabama Legisla· Repubhcan nommation for a I opeed driving rl!a Yelopmet, record ootlays for Reynolds, Mason, I• atteodinl t u r e !II me e reconstruction. new seat ln the House . Taft Will or duneJ ial lmprovemonts Ia high· Electroaica SCbool ta Ml•st• Negroes were voted into runoffs oppose Rep. John Gilligan, a I ~ 11on aDd recrea t1ena1 1ippJ, a1&er COIDP1etIa1 tra1D• for shen"ff nonu'natlons m ' at freshman Democrat, 1n Novem· ..qQ(I elopmetl~ IUid re<Ord ap- 1 Jng at Lacldud AF Baoe, least two counties ber. lfGPJ'faUODI 1tr 11<bools ; Tell!. wa addreA lo AF 111 Oldaboma: Former Gov. New Menco: Former StaiJ! Silo jlllftum from ll,tltl9 of tbe 18 IIi. 3311 Tee~ Sclwol, Keea- Raymond Gary emerged ahead Sen. T. E. Lusk defeated Prico• sjale'o 13,154 precinct• showed· ler AFB, Mf18i11ippl, He vis- of 12 other candidates for the former Gov. John Burroughs in PICK YOUR PAIR! PICK YOUR PRICE! 1 Gonraor !ted in Mason 011 Tboraday, Democratic nomination for an upset for the Democratic 1 Rhodet M4,f.41, White fl9,171. wtth relatives aJU1 friend• aad governor. He faces a May 24 nommation to succeed Democra· ILACKWALU OR WHITEWALLS ftoamo 303,34S, Mcilwain 200,- returned to Mt11tooippi on Fri- run-off pnrnary. A run-off was lie Gov. Jack M. Campbell. ,.1. day, wltb bill wile the former, a possibility in the three-way campbell Is Ineligible to run b Ll. Govfraor Linda Rassell, of We1t Colnm race for the Oklahoma GOP again Wllllttm L. Coleman 241.211!, bla. gubernatonal norrunation. IDdlaliB:Rep. Richard Roudeul J. Lyneb !!IIJ,226. tlorlda: Gov. Hayden Burns bush defeated Rep. Ralph 1 Altorley Gelerol MASONS TO MEF.T led a field of lour candldateg Harvey in a contest between !K6rt Sweeney 16t,828, Mark Pomeroy Masomc Lodge No. lor the Democratle gubernator- two Repnbllcans whose districts l!JcEiroy 231 ,701 164, F.&A.M, will meet at 7.30 1ial nominatmn He faces a run- were merged because of 1/1 OFF 0~ WHITEWALLS, TOO 1 Atsdttur Itonighl All Master Masons are(off contest May :!!. Claude congressional reapportiOnment E Fet1uson 278,372, mv1ted. Kirk, who showed unetpected by the Democratic Legislature Puauese 78.tM1 --- --- I I: io Bot hPartJes • Have paJf• Of Races For Conuni.tteemen d 8 ta;; 1 1 : ~EAMS RIDENOUR RADIO &T.V. - - l III 1 primaries • • at a Glance ON OUR HIGH·SPEED, HIGH· PERFORMANCE NYLON TIREI TbundsrboH ~ r ~ I \Jama:1::i~~:~te Treamer Brown 25e,IM, !60,31! C.lll'l Brown 268,799, ~hbnan 141,921. Term Auditor Borror 120,122, Knisley 283,7114. Widely-Known Le~s lators Bite the Dust C 0 L U M B US IUPI) -A number of w1dely known members of lhe tegl!lature bit the duot In Tuesday's primaries. The wholesale shuff1e began witb reapportioillllent which autornatlcally eliminated 38 state representatives by reducmg the number or Hou" members 137 to 99. And with Iegaslators rwming from dlstrlcta Instead of on a county basis, more or them Pepple Among Losero went out tllrough defeat at the I Among the prominent senapolls. In the big counties it tors lost was Ross Pepple, • meant a cand1dnte couldh't ride Republican who moved frorn through on Ule machine or a Lima to Perrysburg to be in a I name but had to be elected on j new district. He was cha1rman I his own in a dlstnct. 1of the Senate Fmance CommitAt the same time some veter- ~ tee. 8111 from small counties found On the Democratic side, Sen. themselves toppled by a new- Ra) T. MiUer Jr. whose family comer from the larger oounty I tong has been prominent Jn in their new district. Cleveland politico went down. Another defeated was Sen. Belrin o- Plannin,c for School GOODYJAR GOLFERS SPECIAU SPALDING GO-FLITE GOLF BALLS •Pitll Tu aM 2 Tttu 10 MONBI DOWN I FRBB MOumDI ••NO LIMI'r'IIIWNTUI eToulh WhUe Cover lET OF I .ALL1---- ADDIT10NAL SITS- tUJ Limit l oet per Cllltomer ~~~~~e~~~n~~o ~ad -b::~ considered by his party for •Cofttinued From Page 1) Uve. An early lull 1ccounting : statewide oiOce. , the facts to the electorate. will be made public. The wide- • In tho Houao, Rop. Thomas "It has been ~tlfyinJ to me , spread financial support waa L. Thomao, IMimm, who bad •nd I know to many others, to 1another lnillcation of lbe dedi- IMtvetl aevon terms, w a , see people fonnerly complete cation of many people Ia every trounced ta a bid for a !lOll stringers, work together oo·har- walk of life." Senate seal """'lously for betiJ!r sdloois. The 'l'ri - ~ty Vocational The votets also turned down "Special thanks are ntended Scbool proposal, voted on In Rep. Sam Landes, R-London, lu tlie meml:;;o; of the ccm.'lllt· the Columbia and t>YesvUJe pctl olten a apokestnan for tbe tee for their work. Without 111 Meigs County, was rejec~ Rhodes admimstratloo in hit ' ' · • · them nothinl could have been 1ed there. The boD<I issue !ailed new sprawling district and ''HOME OWN.eo & OP~RATfG>, .,..., , YOU'LL .LIKE OU~ $d~VICE" 1~E~I accomplished. I by a 75-Q margin for the twn Rep. Carol Long R-Ur~na a , :2 "CGIItrlbutlollo to pay for preclnctt while the tax levy veteran on school leglalatlon' in th1111p ellll&ed '"" 8Je~ .W.M &llrJlfll .ch'Q 80 .tG 81. , his bia: new ctistrict. .. 't.._____..__ _.•••sio'rtiOI•till•••sols•·--•·_,.,.... iliotsetlii'iiboi~iliildii"IIIZMilll---·-·--"*••-•n...lr thej I' P~ Y/Y.;2·21·0·1 · ,. , .. h_,_l.,,_____ I• ' , :: .· 80 OHIO •• J ' Dally ~entlnel, Pomeroy-M rddleport , 0 , All-Stars R I A rJ1 • 1JJ 1r.1.e1gs e1ays re .1. ue~aay Panthers Knock Off Jackets 3-0 I I \I II • D1ek Werry or Pom•roy High squeeze boat with one eut and I wao dropped. Wltil two oul, Rex out but Wen')' fltDiled BUI SwiD and Gary Stobart of Middleport Werry around ta third base, Cumings was aale as bls crollllli and Stobart. High, both senior rllhthandero, plated tbe Panthers' first run. ball to second base was bobbled 8 th itehe h d trouble with 1 threw two-hitters Tuesday on :o:-· , r•·~~ ,..A rt and when the ball W31 thrDWD O p rJ a wltb l .... ;o..a:......._ -e _ ~ llr" nuu:le ,. . .•• .. ~· ,_ ___ ...,... wildness, Werry walk1ng7, SW.. the M'iddleport d~mond Ja a<:U': tUil.l wuu w m ... ..,"f""• ., -· tSoth •tch fanned 11 Werry the winner by 3-0 in an I It U on a clutch smgle m the ry tame all the way around to IJart 4 PI en SEOAL •arne that put the Divis- , filth after Lenny Van Meter batsmen. Pomeroy left t ba~ .. __, -~~~ nt .ntt ' score. ~"'rS stranded , the Jackoll 1• ion standmgs into a two-way • wwlleu w.~.a. :me o_. ___ wa K: tie between Middleport and sacrificed to second by Second- Tbe Jackets had two on Pomeroy 0011 110 1 -II 0 ';:;:===~~~~~ Galhpohs, with Pomeroy and baseman Eddie Baer. Ibase m the fourth alter George Middleport 0011 000 tJ.- 0 2 3 I; Jacksm Just one game out. 1 The Panthers' third run Sauer singled leading off but Werry and Van Meter. Sto- k!tilllti.--...;;.::.;.,.J Werry's own 1ead off smgle pcing on the cake - was un- Werry fanned two batters for bart ~d Moore, SwaD (6). tn the Pomeroy fourth to break earned It came in the Porneroy the last two outa to ease out of Ump~rea: Don plate: 4'Ed west off ea. oae of hJ• aiJ. up Stobart's b1d for a no-h1tter seventh. Werry leadmg off, was Itrouble. In tbe Jacket i111rd 1C. Ingles, C. .., Mketi ud I mbs him!" and Bruce S1mpson's perfect Isale when his Dy ball to left ' Buddy Moore singled wtlh 01101 b85el. 1 will be made to help defray costs of team trophies for first and second place, a trophy the Individual high pomt k and for ribbons to l~rst, oDd, and tiltr<i plac• wil!lla'• each event. Field events w!U begin . Sem•or u·1ghMeet JUDIOr, ·~ · 5:30 p.m. and tr,Qc(c even4v.ltiJ. low starting at 6:30p.m. ' ~111) Coach Bickel plans the PA system ill upe,r•ijMol> that Ions will !mow who •IJJOQrf· pamg !:: eel> event W J_., IUid winning ruarks lll:ew.,IIW be announced. · (61QIIb The order of events: !'\fA nl Shotput. bigh jompjll,.., vauu. discus, broad jumpjA!!I bigh hurdles, loti yard<l1iiasb, if•- Stheduled Thursday Night :~ ~"io:Ob~::;. • GAHS Tnms ·::~;ll"rw~ar~d~s·~~~fj~=~ lronmen 5.2 For 3rdWin :.-;:: For 50 cenfo per adult and start with the 120 yard • Reds Lose 5-4 tn 12th By JOE GERGEN UP! Sports Writer Willie McCovey, who w1elds a pretty mean picket, has r.,_ claimed his role as the National League's leadmg demonstrator agamst Don Drysdale--desp1le some stiff competition from orgamzed labor. McCovey was only one of many who lodged a formal protest agamst the Los Angeles Dodgers' tall righthander Tuesday mght at Candlestick Park but he was certamly the most effectiVe. A a:roup of demonstrators distributed handb1lls outside the park chargmg Drysdale with unfair labor practices in his Los Angeles restaurant. He got no sympathy mside, however, as McCovey and his San Francisco Gl3nt. mates mauled him for four runs and an eventual 6-1 victory. McCovey had been Drysdale's personal nemesis prior to 1964 when be ruddenly stopped lower the boom on the Dodger 1 · star. He d1dnt hd a smge homer off Drysdale In 1961 or 1965, compared with etght, Including s1x game-wmning blows, the previOUS three I Eastern, Southern, Middleport IUid Pomeroy High SChool atble~ will compete next Tuesday evening on the Pomeroy field In the l1rst Meigs County Relays w1th PHS Bud Btckel'o thfnclad •quad as hosts. A nommal admission charge -'I r 880 run, 220 dash, mile lll!llsjl IUid about 8,40, preselllatiilarlol 25 student hurdles, followed by i.he tbe"'"'"'· fanscent. may per watch the bestsport• run. yard dash, mlle, and ners and jumpers of Pomeroy Junior High events will and Middleport Senior and Jun- nate here too w1th the lor High Schools compete Thurs- boys' event.. However, seasons. Lefebvre tagged the day evening at Middleport Sta- yonnger boys sprint 80 yards Llko Old Times hurler for his sixth diurn. stead of 100, run 660 yarcls But it waa like old times for with two out. Coach Clllf WII!!OO'o Gallta Track Coaches Bob Ashley the 880, 330 yards for the "Stretch" Tuesday night when Drysdale, half of the celebra~ Academy High 11<bool Blue Dev- ~ of MHS and Bud Bickel of PHS and 180 yards for the 220 sprint. 65 Ford Gal. he smashed a 400-foot shot over ed holdout tom of Koulax and N UOllll Loll lla dumped Jackson 5-2 behind offer their track squads m a The Junior boy• do not run Conv, 352 lftl. Std, 8 the leU-center field fence m the Drysdale, suffered his third W';:Pel- GB tile three-bit pitching of Larry 1dual night meet startmg at 5.45 mile. They run an 880 relay rHio 1nd h11ter fourlll with two aboard to break loss against one victory Ptttsbur h Mltcbell at Jack11011 Tuesday p.m., with the field events, dis- last event on the card - for 12 '5 706 64 Galaxie XL the game wide opeo and help signing a contract for San Fra~J.co 13 7 •880 evening. Jump their "mile" relay. 1 cus, high jump, broad Conv.rtibl•. a send "Big D" to the show<rs. reported $105,1100. Lo A 1., The Junior teams met in euto tr1ns .. ~,,.; , 12 1 ·800 110 Tbe victory moved GAllS , and shotpul. McCovey also chipped in with a The Pirates cGntinued their AUs ~ge lftt, power ,,,.,Jhtl 11 9 •550 2 ~ back into first place tie With. I With Senior sod Junior R1gh Pomeroy last week and finish· windews, nd1o & heatH" run-scoring single off Joo late-Inning lightning when Donn H •:ton :SSO Middleport, whiCh lost 3-6 to teams alterna"ng on the field, ed In a perrect stand-olf, 42-42. 210 11 9 Moel1er to raise his RBI total CJendenon hit a two-run p:~adelphla a 7 533 s Pomeroy's rampagmg Panthers. these events w1ll last unt1l 7 p Preceeds from the gate will 65 Ford G!ll. SOO~ 2 dr. H1rdfo,J, '289 e~~ , to 16 and tie teammate Wliite in the eighth and then Sl Louis be used to defray trnck and 110 '444 410 In the Southern DIVISion race, m. tt1ndlrd tran•. it .:l.di~ Mays for the league lead his performance In the New York '385 5 GARS and Middleport own 3-21 At that time the runmng races field squad expenses. 5 8 he~ter JJrw:) ) McCovey, with three hits, wrap up the victory. Cincinnati 4 12 '250 7\SI records. They will meet each 1 59 Ford Galax1e raised his batlmg average to reitever Elroy Face won 4 13 ~! 1 oilier at Middleport Tuesday m 1Chicago 4 Dr.:'-"8 cylinder, 299 after a dismal start and third consecutive game Tuesday'• Raulta a ~arne that should decide llie tr1ns. Rac!lo ,"' h¥.ater now has batted .370 in his last limiting the Reds w AUa Pbila 8, IO Inn!., night diviSion ehamplonshif, 9 1 62 Ford Cat 500 13 games to take up some of unearned run over the last 4 P1tts 5 Cinci 4 12 lltiUI mght Pomeroy aDd Jackson 3 r e 4 dr. 8 tyl. .~t the •lack caused by Mays' innings LouiS 5 Ne~ Y..-k 2·, mgbt right behind "'• two leaders I .tMrlng, radlo .a. 1 slump. Mays has been way off Alou Geta RBI Houston 10 Cbicago 2 mght with :1.-3 records. 61 Comet 2 form since tying the NL career Felipe Alou lined a hit San Fran 8 Los Ang '1, night Overall, the Gallians are now I The Southern High Tornadoes Vamos . was 2-0 at the plate 6 cyUnder, !>t.lnC~ rd •--"'" home run mark of 5!1 nearly the left field line with two Wednesday'• Probable P!tcllers l 7-3 on the season. I wer. knocked out of Class A when Diddle was hfted by Coaoh R1dlo 1nd heater two weeks ago In Houston. tn the loth to score Woody Philadelphia at AUanta, night Friday, GallipoliS Will host I sectional tournament bltseball Craynor Slone in favor of Mike 65 Ford Fair. soo~ ··"'rc' The Pittsburgh Pirates main- Woodward from second with - Short (2-ll vs. Lemaster !H). Jackson in 1 Sectional Tourna- I play Tuesday afternoon . b~ a Jenkm~. 2 Dr. Hardtop, '28? tained their half-game lead the wlnntag Atlanta tally. The Pltt.burgh at Cincinnati, ment game, beginmng at 3:30 5-4 margin In an extra mnmg Jenkms got the count to 3-1 tn., Cruisimat•e I• Low mll•ag~. v.,. the Giant. by edging Braves had battled bltck Into night-Biass <!~) vo. O'Toole p.DL, on the GSI diamond. contest at Chauncey-Dover. agamst Vamos but lost hun on 0 Cincmnati 5-4 in 12 innings, the game with 8 palr of runs in (0-0). Should the ~Us wm that bat- Tbe Tornado~ lost m t be the followm g p1kh as th~ ~-D 64 English Ford 4 cylinder, 4 s!M•d Allanta nipped Philadelphia 9-8 the eighth. Phil Nlelcro, the New York at St. Louis night tie, they. will bost Soutil Point j bottom of the e~ghlll when p team walked horne tbe wmnmg . . ' . in the Central Sectional Finals Kost1val doubled w1th one out. run. 63 Ford Galaxie m 10 mnmgs, Houston battered of seven Atlanta hurlers, (z-1) va. Sadeck1 (Z. Safurda IS th d T Du So th ed 11 r · · Cob 2 nd St edl ed lth th 1 on y. ou ern moun sman om ..u ern scor a o 11s runs 500, C:onv. I tvt. the Chtcago cr t · w· · tenuon " a1 m · the secon d mrung · · h' d thsIll-N a y k. freete wn In t H to ·...ht- Ga111 po lis ac1ua II y Iced Tues- dle then 1ssued an m when trans, R&H Lo!jls w 1ppe e ew or swmgmg con est a OU8 n, "'"'' day'• game tn the first toni ' walk to M. Staley w1th two Sherrn Cundiff led off with a 63 Falcon 2 Dr. 2 Mets 5-2. . Joe , Morg~n, the (0- ) vs. Roberts U- with Ulree b1g runs Tom Spe~~ I gone and runners were on frrst walk, George Donovan smgled, 6 cylinder, st•ndard tr•.._!l"l ln the Amencan League, ctrcu1t s leadmg hitter wtth . cer led off with 1 ·single. Dan 1and second bases. Amos wallbrown walked, DidRadio and huter C1eveland blanked the Yankees .384 batting average, drove '"! Los ~ngeles at San Francis- Gilmore foil ed t K t b Skmner tbe last batter in the die was safe on an error and 60 Ford f.-600 l •0 and took over fiIrst Pace I th ree runs WI'th a homer and CO ' mght---<Jsteen (4-1) VS · Haner was OW SUI • safe on a· Jaetk line·Up for' Chauncey then work~ With two outs Jenkms smgled Durnp Tru.:k, er~~~~f:l from Baltimore, which was double to pace Housten's 11-htt Gibbon ll-01 . error Gib M"ll" d cbls~n ed the count 00 3-2 'aDd finally Tbe only other hits by Soufuengine, 5 5peed h shut out 3.() by Washmgton. The assault on three Cub pilchers TbundaJ'& Game• clea~ing the s:ckll'OOsand out e. was ISSued a free pass . W1th the ern were back to back smgles speed rear axle Philadelphia at Atlailta night ' was bases loaded Detr01·t Tigers trounced B~JS ton Roo k"1e Sonny J ackson ch"pped ' . . ' three to nothing • lead-off batter by Ray Proffitt and Jenkins in 65 Dodae Om '' 8..0, Minnesota overpowered the in with Ulree hits and Davie Pittsburgh at Cmcmnatl, mght In the fifth GA. liS dded 1 ' - - ~ - -'- - the seventh with twe out. They 2 Dr '270 Sertes 6 cytfll . Whit e Sox 1-2 an d G.Jus t1 wen t the dl !I tance for hlS IChicago at Houston • mght wo IAngels 6; F Robinson, Orioles, d1ed on base as Bob Grueser der, ~tandard fran!>., ridf¥1. Ch1cago mort runs 'WI• Mllhrona doubled and hflllter Ca!Uomia b.. t Kansas City 6-2 third victory. Los Ang at San Fran, OIShi and , ..red on Haner'a single' Scott Red Sox Kalme Tigers boonced back to the pdcber · ked up (OnlyAmerican games scheduled) · ' 5. ' 65 Honda In other games. . LI"ttl e AI J ac kson pte Lea e Wtth two out, Milliron scored on· 1and Ohva, Twms George Donown started • on Ltke new Juan Marlchal, who never has fii"St victory as a St. LouiS W'.:,Pet GB another Jackson error. Runs Batted Ill the mound for Southern, but was hcasdllostit ktoPLosk Angeedles hat Clardmaltat lheateexpensthe oMf hts" Cleveland 12 't .!Ill· ... Jackson added once in the MNcCoatlonal Leaa· rae:l~yAs relieved ill !be, f!_'*t~Jiilt!idle r.nlol~ Forlln•· an es c ar , gam IS or mer eamm s, e e . Baltl third when Skidmore walked vey, 1ants OJ; aron, who turned m a fme pitching 12 2 10 lith victory against the Dodg- Jackson pitched perfect ball Cbl ,.... j5! stole second and came home 0~ ' Braves and Flood, Cards, 15: performarn:e KosUval was tile US~n CAR LOT " 10 5 ·~7 210 I D. Terry's 'single. ers there and picked up his over the fmal four maings to Detreagto I Johnson, Dodgers and ClendeoChauncey h~rler. nth . I th . t th I I relit Leu Ol II 7 •• I 310 I p· teo 13 B .. I wmd o . e s~athson m sst Bpos k de w n . n the e. . Cahfomia 9 7 .563 4~ In the bottom of the seventh, I on~ ll'rfa Le. R b' y mmngs: many ec1s1ons WI a nea roc rove m wummg Minn ta Mtdtlleport 6 7 462 6 JHS tallied again as Scott Bier· am~ can ague: B o m- Southern . . 040 000 00-4 4 four-hitter. He struck out five runs with a two-run double in W beso 1 He I son, Orioles 21; Yastrzemskl, I 'C-~D~~~-3~1~0~0011:,;0~1;-li~6~!~~~~~~~ 5 10 •333 8 ty was sale on an error and held the Dodgers scoreless the fourth inning that capped a Boastomg on IZ · ,L stole seeond and scored on Red Sox 18 , Conigharo and I ~· 4 . th when J 1m thr ee-run St. LouIsra IIy. .250 9n~ Wanh ' omgle . ' Scott, Red So x and Cas h, until th e mn Nes yn0 rk 4 13 •235 10 w G 111 11111 ,_ · 'T1gen 12 8 po Kansas City 3 12 200 10 brillhmt freshman I · TueHay'l Renli. ace, Tom Spencer, after coll~ct. Pltcblag tng two hits io t t i to th National League: Marichal Calif. 6 Kansas City 2, rught wo r ps e I G. ... r:" c II A tr I 0 10 .,._ S Cleveland t New York 0, Dlght plate, was taken from the game F ~an~ ;;: te ue a~ ; os, Washmgton 3 Baltimore 0 with 1 shoulder injtll'y, Extent ace, Ira s andn err!y, POLE VAULT - Dick Plymale, 1957, Ironton, · ht ' of the Injury was not known at Giants 3-0; Cratg a Know es, mg thi's wriU Phlllles and Sad-kl Cards •~• . 11'-1". Detroit 8 n.~n 0, .1..... . ng. ~ .' ouaw '1151... 1 Am ric Leap M Do ell DISCUS- Keilh stowers, 1958, Ironton, 143'-4:' , Minnesota 4 Chicago z, night n gomg the dt.tance, Mitch• an e. c w • HIGH JUMP- Ron Alexander, 1956, Ironton, 6 .J . Wednesday'• Probable Pll<:bers ell fanned eight and walked lnd~ans 4-0, McNally, Orioles . SU:?T PUT - Btll Maddox, 196!), Wurtland, Ky' Kansas City at CaiHorDJa, three GARS made two errors. land Tiant. Indians 3-0; Barber, 48 ·4~ · h d night-Talbot 11)-2) vs. Chance Two Jackson hurlers, Mapeo OriOles. StepheiiS<Itl, Red Sox. BROAD JUMP ~ Joe Coy, Portsmout , I 957, an (I-t) and Howl, gave up two walks, a Burdette, Angels; Locker and Norm Walker, Ironton, 1963, 20'·7". Mmnesota at Chicago, night- hit batsman, and fanned six Plarro, While Sox 2-0• 120-YARD IDGH HURDLES- Clyde Nelson 1956 Kaat (1-2) vs. Buzhardt 11-l), GARS bltUers. I Ironton, :15.1. ' • Boston at Detroi~ nlght- For GARS, Haner had two •• CARAVELLE" 100-YARD DASH- Marvin Imes 1956 Ironton and Wilson Ill-f) vs. Monbouquette for three, Milliron two for four I dlvlalon at lwkru ' Bob Roberts, 1963, Ashland, ;10 3. ' ' (Z.%). and Gilmore, Janey and Lou • • MILE RUN- Joe Hudson, 1964, Marietta, 4 47. Baltimore at Washington, Bosh each had o"' safety. 1 THE IDEAL -• 880-YARD RELAY - Ironton, 1958, and South night- Bunker (2-t) vs. Segui It was announced today that , GIFT FOR Pomt, 1960, 1:36. (I-ll the pme slated at Chesapeake MOTHER! 440·YARD DASH- R J. Rutledge, 1956, Ashland, Clevelalld at New York, nighl last Thoroday has been cancel51 4. --.!liebert (l~J vs. Friend lll-ZJ. led. Sun., MayS WITH BUILT-IN CUSHION 180-YARD LOW HURDLES ~ Bill Potts, 1959, Tharodey'o Gameo Line score of Tuesday's Sq. Yd. BY CONGOLEUM·NAIRN Portsmouth, ·20 5. t t ,., i& 12 ""ltj'/i 880-YARD RUN~ Tim Ross, 1958, Ironton. 2·09 9. Kansas City at Cahforma, mght ., · Cleveland at New York Galllpohs This oe• vinyl flootlnc lUI I • Wner-because 1l's cushiOrtedl 220·YARD DASH - Joe Coy, 1957, Portsmouth, (Only games sebeduled) Jackson 001 1100 t- 2 3 spunp foam cushion betwlll \•Wilt'S IDnpr-because •I s cL1sh 1 o~%' .22 5 Mitchell and Spencer vmrt surface and winYII.zed blcl- • fHv'D tlna-beca~se •I s v.r., • ' H MILE RELAY~ Ironton, 1956, 3:34.~. Bush In 3rd. in& Cushtonflor abOOs clatter! CUILINI "C" I SG tiny and 10 Qftctlcal tool Mapes (Howl In 7th) and Blel'So spnnll' at ewen r~$ 1r~ • ThriftJ-eosts surpmmgly I 1Uie~ Sl'lo c k IUIIIUt Pnclsloa ii Tornadoes Quieted by C-D In Class ATourney PJay i ,,.,,..,1 a 'I It's Run for The Roses for Mrs. Walker LOUISVILLE, Ky.(UPI!- For M K 1 W lk th Krsi kymg~ . a "· 11 e ., en lll'fo th Y .~s rea Y a run r eroses. Mrs Walker bas from Frida} Sat 1 t t 1· :orntong ~n~ooposd lme ur aythe Degeb , Ired trose"1 flsewnl to r y s ra I mna ora horse bi anket th at g1ves the race its special nickname "l'm in my 34th )"ear nCiw ,, says Mrs Walker 'and I don't sew all of it- but I supervise everything" · It's a proJect that takes some supervismg. Fnday morning the roses are delivered by a local grow•• "They've been ordered Since January, cut spcctal. an<! Ish d F d w, t Iurn e r~ ay;, 've go 1 0 . Wife them l~rst. soys Mrs Walker, "and that's. the -~nost particular JOb--the w~rmg. Mrs. Walker boast' she's never had a smgle rose 1111 off the blanket. "I've had 'em pulled off though," she lacghed The school tt:acher who became o florist when she married inln the W•J<e· florist fanuly deSigned •he blanket herself bat·k m 1931 ''All the roses are -.wn by hand with their head, u~ . one w1th a tea! and on• w1thout a leaf, on • cloth L'OVered first with soft green folmge The red Keith 1 Iron to InV •"tat' na} R""'ord QUIET AS · · CARPET! $2.49 ''; ~!~~;~~r~i:~:e ~l'd rosesThis year Mrs Walker ls u~mg a val'lety of roses caJied Yuletlde-"a very dar!< I'Ose w1th a fuller bud i'iext year I hope to use Amen an Beaut' If they're cuttm' c11nugh by then," she SRid. ' The "blanket." " two vanls ong and about II mcbes w1de. Mrs Walker sat<f ' I drow (( 1n at ;he neck to len inches. It makes 1! fil "' ffill " lt hrtter. Tbert I ktnd of curv~ 11 at the end to give a little bit of contour to It-instead of maklng it a ptaiJi, old blanket." A plain, old blanket is definitely Is not. IY 4, \ SEOAL Meet Slated Today , The loth annusl Southeastern Ohio Athletic League track and field meet is scheduled to begin at f p m , today at Pedan Sta· d1um, Ohio University, Athens. The session was originally scheduled last Safw-.Ja), but was postponed because of beaV) rain. Defending champion Athens is favored to capture it. fourth straight crown. Since the meet was organiZed in 1957, Logon has won six titles, and Alben• three In other spring sports this week, GAllS' golfers are ach- eduled to meet Pomeroy on the local links today. Friday, the linlu!ters JOUrney to Barbours.ville for another shot at the once~beaten Pirates. Coach Cliff Wilson's baseball team will bosl Jackaon Friday b1 a Sectional Tournament game. Jackets Win 3-Way Match at H'dd Valley I en :1 ly. Jltnl" IIIO"mtnl Ytii!IW ..u.. LEADERS IP•ke·hed de111s 1 (Ill •..... •Needs 110 eementmg downl ' INGELS CARPET HOUSE .· PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS PHONE WY 2-5661 National Lea~ 404 Second Ave. . G. Alf.~ H Pet 220 E. MAIN Gtlllpoll,, Ohl• Middleport High Scbool golf- MOI'flaD, Hou 20 73 11 28 384 ers defeatud Point Pleasant Smith, StL 18 66 10 25 379 ' - High SChool 11-7 and Wahama Allen, Phil 1% 43 9 16 .372 M% to % in a three-llay match Flood, stL 18 73 8 27 .370 Tueaday after scbool on the Boyer, NY 13 49 I 18 Hidden Valley course Strgll, Pitt 14 n 7 II 346 Pat Edwarda of MRS, with a Santo, (JhJ 17 61 9 21 .344 Balti !100 0011 000-- 0 5 0 40, wa, medalist and Bill Me- Pinsn, Cin 16 65 5 22 .33:1 Wash 0011 100 ZOI:- 3 9 1 Cormick, Poin~ was second low Pgltroni, Pitt !3 45 4 15 .333 SEE. FOR YOURSELF! Palmer, Watt (8) and Elche- with a 43. Alou, At! '1.0 88 II 211 .330 IT WILL BE GOOD TAKE A DRIVE barren; Ortega, COx (8) and Today Coach Nolan SwackAmerlc:ao League ""' FOR YOU French. WP-ortep n-1). LP- hamer has his MRS team at G. AB R. H. Pd. W TO MASON, W.VA. Palmer (2-1), HR-Howard the Fafrgreens Country Club F.Rbsn, Bal 14 411 16 Zl t41h). near Jackson In another 3-way Alvis, Cle IJ 51 '21 match with Jacbon and Wells- Rlmsn, (JhJ 15 53 12 20 ton High Scbools. B.Rbsn, Bal 14 58 10 21 ODva, Mtnn IS fl a 17 Boaton 0011 1100 000-- 0 S S Yomskl, Boa IS II 12 2S North Gallta's Ptratea eUmia.j twice Ill both lrameo. They adtl-1 For the wh!M!'t, Pat Han..- Detroit t100 0116 201- 1 10 0 Kaline, Del IS 57 1Z 19 ated Hannan Trace's WlltiCIII ed lnaurance lllll'kers ill the had a double 111111, IIIDCle, as did Santiago,' Longberl (i) GriiUIW!Il'llel', Cll It 51 10 17 In a Class A Sectional baoeball lourlb and slllb lnnlnp_ Larry Petrie. G~ bad two 17), Br.,.ton (I) and Ryan; Wblte, NY 16 46 I 15 tournament game plaj>ed TUea- 1 Hannan Traoo scored one slngleo, Jim Crt~e. two doubles, Lollcb t3-l) 111111 Fnellan. LP- CUb, Del 18 II 12 22 S24 day evening at Bidwell eacb In the llrot, third and and Ralph Tajl(lr 1 ilouble and ~Uago · to-1). ~ (4th). Homo Raao Tho Pirates will nOll play fourth. single. Kanw C 010 100 tiOO- I I 0 NatIon ol Laa(IIOI ~=: G:-:;,n !!<!m•tlme later this week Roger Garrett went all the Cretrieotll had o double, Swain CalK IMO 001 10.- I I 0 Bravea, 8) Torre. B ill the second round ol tournoJ way !Or the wlnlltlrl, al•inrl ~P a lrlple, NickOl. 111111 R lo k Hunter, Wyatt t1), Abr (I) ~ ~ , OPEN EVERY DAY--ALL DAY 7:011 UNTIL 5:30 -EST , tcllon. three nma on"lliur hill. Reyn- Swain •ln8lea for .the losera. 111111 suam, Bryon (I); Ltl()eZ, G~ •: Alou IUid 11 SATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL 1:00 EST The Pirates Iced same lnjoldo was the foalng hurler, alv· North GoUla II ndW 1-2 for 1Lee (7) and Rodgers. WP-I.Jlpes -eo and Gentile, nA.stroa idutr<ll~· llll .firsl two rungs, ICOI'Ittiltti up -l'llllll 1111 U (ljll. lito ....._ (1-1). LP-IfliDIIr U-.1), • nlou Lllpl: ... 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GOVERNMENT INSPECTED Boneless Rolled And Tied CHUCK ROAST $1 3 $1 5 49 · 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C ~9C KATIEEVANS I I I I Duncan Hines WHITE - LEMON - YELLOW DEVILS FOOD SWIFT'S SWEET RASHER PrADS J;. . ~ llllfll DEL MONTE CUT 19-0Z. GREEN BEANS No.Can2Y2 SLICED BACON 39"' $1 4 30~ Cani J.r&. Box DEL MONTE PINEAP~iJ JUICE I u iII I 3 46-or. Cans 4 • CATSUP 29c PINEAPPLE 4No.1Yz$1 Cans 4 LUCKY LEAF APPLE SAUCE Btls. 303 CAliS 1-lb. PKG. U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED 890 55' 1~ 59' 69' &9c WHOll OR HAlf I of6 $1 I I I I I I I I I I I I • I • I I I I I I I I ll1. • • • 16, • NEW FLORIDA WHITE TOES I I I $1 COCKTAIL I I I I I ... I I I I I I • I I I I I I I I I I lb. I I I I •• I I I I I I •• I I •• I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I COFFEE • s 19 10-oz. .. POTTED FLOWERS r MUMS- AZALEAS- LILLIES- HYDRANGEAS CINNERIA- COMBINATIONS ••, I I I DEL MONTE STlWED MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT JAR POTATOES DEL MONTE FRUIT 20-or. I I I I I 23~. I Pkgs. I Jl II I I $1 . 10-1111 3No2Yz$1 Cans IIOTJI., •n DECORATED CAKE • 49~bl FISH '1 ~· STICKS •••••••• ~~~ 59c RIB LOIN LAMB CHOPS ~~- '1 11 FRIED BREAST AID NECK o o :•: 1!1~ o o o • a. 29' PERCH • • ••••••• ~~~: 59c PATTIES 49' DEL MONTE SLICED DElflilu f< fE 59~. I RAISINS I I I WINGS LEG OF SHOULDER LAMB ROAST SHOULDER CHOPS o :•~••,c•: o o • • SHOULDER STEAKS :·~"·.·~··. TASTI·O-SIA DEL MONTE SEEDLESS PINEAPPLE LEGS AND THIGHS 1 "' BOXES DEL MONTE CRUSHED or CllUN !{ BREASTS SWIFT'S PREMIUM dol. DEL MONTE BARTLETT GOLDEN ~~!: 11: 3 spo CAKE IX WHOLE IERNEL FRYING CHICKEN PARTS of4 60-ct Pkgs: or SWIFT'S PREMIUM U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED Pkgs. I I I I I I Del Monte CREAM SnLE ,------------------- Pkg. of 3 I I I I I I I WALDORF WHITE or ASST'D, $119 Pkgs. ofSO I I I I I I Unclassified FRYERS 5-or. Cans I i'r'l I . Cans Btls. I I I . CHARMIN SWIFT'S PREMIUM TINDER GROWN U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED 412·0Z. ;;1 $1 5 8 $1 CHIFFON ARMOUR DEL Cans Btl. I • .I I • I I I I ,•'· , 32-oz. AITI.SEPTIC LIQUID.DETERGEIT VIENNA SAUSAGE BOOK •"HES LS J TOILET TISSUE NAPKINS EGGS conAGE CHtESE • .! I ..... 30"3 I I I I I I I I I I . .> I 8 51 4No.2YJ$1 ' I lilTA ' ' 4 303 Cans $1 '• J9c 25C I I I I I I I I IIZI I I I I I I I I I I DOZ. IA1111YAIIS POTATO ROLLS 1];1-----------m 1!1 4 $1 25-or. 1I I Jars RINs·o ~ 100 SIJI GREEN STAMPS Willi nls Coupea Au IIH""'Ioo of all I Liver Brothtn CoupO.t "MATCII fOI WI" BIIAND Til lACE TRIMMED I I I I SKILLET !·.~ $1 88 ,~:i 69' LUX BATH SOAP • 35' I I I 111111111 II ACTIVE ALL WI LIQUID 11• 1 1 1 1 I I I I I I I I "- I I I • I • • 88C ONLY I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1111 85° &OLDEN GLOW ••• ':it· &2c LUCIY WHIP • I PK&2 Gl ~-~: 1 41' ':!:.' 41' 1 .. 1 Redeem Your Coupons Del Monte . Del Monte . Dellente · CATSUP . FRUIT DR ' ' " . ORANGE - GRAPE '. . TROPICAL PUNCH ~.. S &Y2·0Z. CAliS . . CAliS ' ,, " . ~ ;' . ' . ' • .l ,, ' ' ,-., ~ ; '' ~ I ..........._,~''I ' .... " •. ~ . ' ... ,_.,. ' . ' .. ,_ .... ,. ·~ ,, ' I �• I' I \ " ~; ~llllel, Pom,eroy.)llddleport, 0., ¥ay 'l! If '*i'e!ll c. 1M& M.soo Society Notes a '' . NEW HAVEN ~.e.ri ·m• • OP~N ' FRI~AY. DIIIJ ltmtlnel, POmeroy-Middleport, 0., May 4, 1968-7 ' 1fT F K b , APPaIachian s " . • ee ne En'"ds 45 Yea,rs of Serv'I·ce TIL _·$:®-SATURDAY TIL 9:00 , ''" IIUMIIAGI IIALI They 4ilcuued the exlentllen 1 1 .>.s'!Jre Live Wire Cla11 of. !Itt of water lltta from S!Jth street · • .~w Haven E.U.B. Cburdt will south to tbe CorporaUon line. ·1\fr. 'lbom91 Reed of East ..,_.. a ttummage :we an n;. rney a110 •ussea 111, trUIJ'I· ~nlr. w v. ·~!!!~~~~ ~h~ w~• IWY". May 6th and Saturday, May 1111 the water line to .tbe Schotl bam a Band libcerl oa Sunday at the Coi1ningham Gorap BuUding, at tbe Wabama Gymnsslum. -tiding. 'llle .t)()Urs each day He ~!! ! !='me d!rec: of t.~e , ~~ be from I a.m. unW 6 p.m. VAThCATIVON CHUIWII SCBIIOL Wahoma Bimd, and Is present> '' ENTERTAINID e aeaUon Church School ly an lnstruotor at East Bank 1 ,.re of Sl Paul's Luiheru Church · I WITH BRIDGE . will be held from June 6 through Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosen·' Opposite Evens Super Market Ohio Mrs. Herman Layne entertarn· !7Ch beginning t 9 a th h baum, Pomeroy visited on Sun· ,t<!. the members of the Bridge . 11:3& a.m. a .m. roug day with her mother, Mrs. E. L. Speci1l For Mother's D1yl (!!fib on Monday evening at her I Capehart, Mason. 'Mille. High score prize was won i Teaehers and helpers are liB~ LADIES' DACRON- NYLON- COTTON ~y· Mrs. Paul Scally and other ed as follows: Klndel'Jarlen 1 Mrs. Clara Roush returned 1>rl<es were won by Mrs. Mark •- Mrs. Phil Bltq, Mrs. Bill'- home after spending several LADIES' Colorful 'Ward and Mrs. Hilda Ridgway, old Roll and Mrs. Richard 111011ths visiting . her daughters SPRING and SUMMER 1110 Members and guesta playilll Grlnstesd; Kinder&arteD U _ in Detro!~ MIChigan. Were Mrs. Paul Scally, Mrs. Mrs. William R. Powell, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller and" 1OllrO Roush, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Grant Roush and Mrs. Blake children of Rush Kentucky fl· eSolids - Patterns ~-· Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. Nicewander; First and Second sited over the ~eekend wllh l eJunlor, Misses, Half Sizes e SIZES 32 to 40 ·MlR-k Ward, Mrs. George In- , {!rode - Mrs. Robert Layne, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ee. DOUBtE PANEL -eels, Mrs. N. 0. Wern, Mrs. Mrs. Allred Sprouse and Mn. eu Kirk. eREG. $3.99 Volues To $7.95 -~~~' Lerner. William Russell; Third a n d IJ.l.tHERAN CIIURCII MEN Fourth grades - Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mr!. Rolland Morris BEAUTIFUL PHIL MAID Tht Lutheran Church Men Roosh, Mrs. Donald BuiJIIard· and son have moved lrom Mid· et on Wednesday for their ner an.d Mrs. Jack Hesson; Fifth dleport ~ the Shumaker properLADIES RAYON TRICOT gular dinner meeting. Dev~ ~nd Sixth grades - Mrs. Wil·. ly on Third St. ons were IN by Joe Paugh.. ' ham Powell, Mrs. Nelson Roush I Mrs. F'reda Lyons who has short business meeting fol· a~d Mrs. Joe. Paugh; Seventh, I been hospitalized at the Veter· ' wrd Ihe mea l. Those attend- Etghth and Nmth - Mrs. Car- ans Memorial Hospital for sev- j _ were Joe Paugh, Rev. Jack roll Adams, Jr. a~ Mrs. ~en- ! eral days is expected to be re- ~ Values To $5.99 eich. Duane Church, Lloyd •Y Buck, JL : Senror H ' g hI turned home on Tuesday. She ush , Henry Roney, Harry grades - Mrs. Harry Layne and reportedly suffered a heart at· I _yne, Iierman Layne. .John Rev. Jack Welch. tack. I Ill ... William R. Powell. WILL SPONSOR PARTY ' Lace Trlmmtd , ROTARY CI.UB The New Ha~·en Firemen Aux- Jack so n E. Kay1or, son of Compare at $2.99 Special guests of the Rotary iliary will sponsor a Stanley Par-: Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Kaylor, Le· lub at their resular dinner ty on May 9th at 6 p.m. at the tart, Rt. 1 was the top scorer at eeting on Thursday evening New Haven Town Hall. WaJJ· · Wahama Junior High In the an· . members of lhe Wahama da Di xon will be the ctemonstra- nual Wrst Virginia Golden LADIES' BRIEF STYLE Iailerri<'t Club. They nchanged tor. Everyon< is welcome 10 Horseshoe lests held each year . CRISPY- FRESH facls and goals of the club. Dale attend. ' 1for eighth grade students. COTTON HOUSE Rollms from lhe Club I The Aurlliary will also spon- j Wlli , j rd the ~otary at "The World l sor a Rummage Sale during i Mr. len IS Jackson s his· I 10 1 eWHITES of Farrs' beld in Morgantown the montb of June. Anyone hav· j ~ tea~er ~I ~ah~ma.Goid recently. ing rummage !O donate please e WJ a en e en ePASTEL ePRINTS- SOLIDS Members or the Rotary club contact a member of ~ Auxil-~ Horseshoe award~ ceremony in COLORS attending were Hev. Marcus iary or bring to the Town Hall Charl~ston. on Fn~y, May 6, es-..3--7 Troug~, Frank CaJY->hart, Har· GOOD WII.L CLUB · i at whtch ttme he wt~l receive a ry Mrller, Arthur Thabet, Fd· The Good Will Club met re· I Golden Horseshoe prn. Compare at 29e wm Ste1n, Hus~e ll Cap~bart, cently at the horne of Mrs. Cec~yde Foley, Lloyd Roush, Her· ' il Duncan. Games were playPT. PLEASAr.t • Ri~~arLayne, Ralph Whitmore, ' Oil and prizes awarded. Those JJVESTOCK SALES CO. I LADIES' SPRING and SUMMER N:is~dJ Floyd Cannack allending were Mrs. Pansy Fry, PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. 000 wom:.;I~~ . Mrs. Thomas Grinstesd, Mrs. Saturday. April II, 1~ The N H B ' Cliff Roush. Mrs. Thelma Cape- HOGS - 175 to 22C1 21 to 22· SLEEVELESS or ROLL-UP met on ;;,.,:;en Woman's Club hart, Mrs. BIU Grinstead, Mrs. Heavies 19 to 20.50: Lights t9 Alex-Quiiien M~m~~~:n\~\di~: Ray Weaver, Mn. Harold Cape- to_22.50: Fot S<·WS 16 to 11.50; with Mrs. Jack Welch hart, Mrs. Melvw Knapp, Mrs. Prgs 12 to 1!. .. Pa$1 Scally and Mrs Mrs. Kenneth Vrckers, Mrs. William CATILE - HeUers 1!.50 to Waftl as hostesses . Dey liRay McFarland, Mrs. Douglas Mil· 21.50; Fat Cows 17 to 20.60; Canwl'l:e led by Mr;. M'srtin ~ 0.n~ ier, MrB. Danny Harbour, Miss ners 13 to 11.30: Bulls 20 to 22; eROLL-UP SLEEVES fJ4, rrs Mandy Miller, Mrs. Sybil ,Stock Cows and Calves 147.50 e SLEEVELESS t~riuai reporls from the offi· Brown and Mrs. Duncon. to 221 ; Stock HeHers 17.110 to and chairmen of standi PERSONAUI 22.30; Stock Steer Calveo 23 to eSOLJDS - PRINTS ittees were given Mrs. Arthur Smith was a re- 30; Stock Heifer Calves 21 to members were ~ccepted cent patient at Pleasant Valley 24.90. Compare 1t $1.59 _, the elub: Mrs. Robert Gil" IHospital. VEAL CALVES -Tops 32.1": "1'1'"· Mrs. Eugene Hester and Mrs. Dorsey Lee Roush 1tr a SeeDI\Ils 32.40; Medium 28.70 BUY THE $1.00 SIZE FAMOUS Me~. John Marshall. IpeUent at Veterans Memorlll to 31.50; CollUliOII I< Heavies .;r.trs. William R~~~~ell, preoi· ilolpltal. 20 to 32.30. ---Jtnt, reported on tbe annual Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Roush •l!tlo. Convenlion held at White ol Cleveland, Va. were week- Divorce Decree is Sulphur Springs reeeoUy end (Uesls of Mr. I< Mrs John f. ~C llly.s for the annual • club F. Roush and children.· . .rantl'u ouple din~ to be held on May 24th Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Roush I PT. PLEASANT - The Mas. at 7 p.m. were made. Mrs. Har- ' and Sheryl visited several da)'ll l on County Crrcuit Court grant· old Rose was appointed dinner with thtlr daughter, Mr.. Fred ed a divorce to Bertha Parker ' ~hairrnan and Mn. Jack Welch Pomeroy and son Mike of Santa f~om Oscar Parker .. Laura El-l SEAMLESS For Mothers D1y Giving m charge of the program. The : Cruz, N. Mel:ico. at the home s was gra~ted a divorce from i club also decided to sell spring Iol Mrs. Pomeroy's in-laws at Charles Eihs and the plaintiff CANTRECE nowering bulbs again this year. I Greenville. Pa. Mrs. Pomeroy was awar~ custod~ and supTho~ attending were Mrs. I was on a speaking tour iD Penn- port for . thetr one mmor child. eNEW Harold Rose, Mrs. Phil Batey \ sylvanra. Mr. and Mrs Roush The dJvorce actions of Sally Mrs. Charles Dodd, Mrs. Ker: and Sheryl snd lhrir g~andson Meeks vs. Gerald Meeks and COLORS mrl Ford, Mrs. R. G. Greene Mike also visited Ylilh Mr and Naney Long vs. Chsrles Long eFANCY Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Mar: Mrs. Joe McComb at Pitlsb;. h were dismissed. In the civil BC· FW SIZE TRIMS tm Berisford, Mrs. Hilda Rldg- Pa. I • lion styled Household Finance each way, Mrs. Donald F. Roush Chester Weaver is tie 1 Corp. vs. WWlam T. and Nucy Fits Like Your FOAM FIWD Mrs. Paul Rickard, Mrs. Wit: at Holzer Hospital • pa n R. Kimes, the plaintiff was Reg. $1.49 Own Skin ham Russell, Mrs. Jess Able Mr. and Mri B. R V {!ranted ludrlmenl against the and hostesses. visited their . ~ . f ance delendenta In tbe sum of $8411.13 BENEFIT BRIDGE Mr and Mrs10~ a V am!.i Interest and costs. KRYSTAL KUT LADIES NEW A enefit Bridge with ~ cblidren at M. om ance <eeds going to the Cancer Fund over the W. Va. J.. A. Ohlinger returned home SUMMER was held on Friday evening at Mr nd w e · with them for a visit. the home of Mrs. Paul Scali · 1 Mrs. Lsrry LeMaa- John Layne ol Marahall UniThe two high score winners ,.~ tors. ~ho bave Spent the past veralty visited at the home of Tissue Dispenser play at the Cancer Tournament =~er~ "":: ~ling bll' par- bia parents, Mr. and 1111'1. RobPedestal Cake Stand on May 3rd at the Appalachian ard • r. . · B. J. How· ert Cooke over the weekend. Compare at $2.99 First Quollty Wute Basket - Bon-Bon bui!"ng in Point Pleasant and Mrchaei, left Salurday MrB. Otho Llevilll baa returnDish - Frult Bowl Wi ng this hooor was Mrs. :';Middletown, Ohio when they ed home after being a patient Reg. $1.00 Voluo WI m Chisler and Mrs. John emi lrealde. Mr. LeMIIatere Is at Pleuant Valley Hospital. Lacombe: Mrs. George Lemer P oyed by The AriiiCO Steel Members of the New Haven will play as alternate for Mrs . ~!j~lron formally at Asb- Firemen's Auxiliary appeared 3 PC. GRADUATED SIZES Lacombe. · 1 a • y., and II being transfer. on the WSAZ.TV Show Dialing .JJtse playing were Mrs. R. · ~ Ia Middletown olllee; Mrl. for Dollars oa Friday. were Mrs. FOR -t\freene, Mrs. Gieo Roush Ied Masters wUl alao be employ- Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. Iva Cape· : Paul Somerville, Jr., Mrs: Mby Armco steel in !Itt offtee. bart, Mrs. Chsrles Roush, Mrs. 3 Pc. Lew1s Summers, Mrs. George Be rs. Ottie Rouab, 1\!rs, T. William McFarland, Mrs. Ray Ladies New Style tilm!r, Mrs. N. 0. Wein, Mrs rt Rouah, Mlas Millie Bum- Wesver, Mrs. R. Douciu Layne. Mrs. John La~ garner, Mn. Burrbt and Roush, Mra. Raymond Flelda Pleids ... Solid Color Mrs. Jack Feick Mrs Mrs. Mary LreviDC attended tbe Mrs. Lsrry Hesson Mr! Darnell, Mrs. ·Nola~ annual Slate Coltvtatloa t1 the Dr.rncan, Mro. Tho~ · GrJn. Swackhamer, Mrs. Tom llral· W.S.W.S. of the E.U.B. Clturch stead, Mrs. ctlll Roush and TUBULAR ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTED If, lllr•. Mark Ward, Mrs. at lv·UJI.Brelh at Buckhannon, Mrs. Bill Grlnslad ' Sizea 10 to 18 George Ingels and Mrs. Rich- W Va. lut week Bsrry MnnIn lrd Lipinski. Mr and Mrs. Fred Obllnpr law of Mr. and Mn. CtmiiOII-Roush ASST. TOWN COUNCIL MEETING of l)olumbu•, Ohio Ylalted wllb of New Haven, 11 1 patient at COLORS • The New Haven Town Coun- relatives bore lilt week- St. Joseph H01ptlal In Parkeroell met on Thursday evening in end. Mr. Ohllnpr'a father, Mr. burg. NIUbtr session with Mayor F. C. Reichert presiding. Others in t!llendence were Hilde Ridgway LADIES ASST. *order, Charles Roush. o. ·lloward, Jr., Paul Rlcbrd COUD. ·~ ellmen: j)onald Ohlinger, Otief ~.lee aDd Vert1011 Smith 1 ' ONLY ..,;:;, COWICU approved I h e IIJIIIDI of a release for lnsur· C.W:anlaat ,.,.,. FAST COLORS ~ far tl!t damaged fire hy. tlrlljl on Filth street. ASST. 'ltit CO!MJ··wl8bet lo remlnd PATTERNS lie eJa- of lbl town of tbe CO '. REG. $2.99 lawn ~ to keep vacant M.UOif. W.VA.. ' " . Iota elear of:,rubblsiJ, dellril, , } '!!h I Ml~leport, Lace Trimmed FULL SLIPS 88 WALTZ GOWNS I DRESSES 47 Thr: c II ::r:'.Jiowtl, c PLASTIC WARES STRAW BAGS 44 l I. • BED PILLOWS l 3 ROOMS New ..... __ __ '299 ... MASON FUINIIUII treed!, *· 6-WEB CHAIR \ I c COTTON DUSTERS • :r B to 8-M~n. thrll Sat.. . ·• '1 , 5TH & PEARL STS. - RA,CU/Jii i Right reserved to limit quantities McCovq ~.!J l;: ' Small Store friendliness, Courtesy and Service ) I Ful-l'aln 79c Hunt's Peaches H•lv~ $1 Hunt's Catsup • •4 $1 Evap. Milk !::: ••••• 7 $1.29 Folger's ~::FAE~T • • 59c 3 Shortening • ••• 3 or Slrces cans 2001. bois. St.e tall cons 10 01 . I I I jar lb. can Snow Drift DfliRY BVY! FAIRMONT ICE MILK No.2'h Family DAIRY FAIR 89C l V.g•t. cartons -::~; ~~~ 1hGollonCarton . . ... : . . . ... 49c f'nl-l' altal'ro%~n Food Bnfl! Morton's Fruit Filled PIES Fui·V1Iu Buy On Ble1chl MAGIC J9c 3 FOR eAPPLE ePEACH Fnl•1'alu Produce BnfiBl Gallon Jug eCHERRY 89c ;01.sH large Solid Heads 1'1ll. ·. Jim LETTUCE GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 10 ~~ 99c c eech Pu:.• .z1M .8 nil 1 lestluy On Febrlc Softener Giant Botti• CABBAGE 59c Red Cron lb. . c ·1 'HiT "(Giq If. Ground Fresh Sevl!'al Tlmta e '• m;d I lli'N O.llyl IO'.ISJ l..J&fl2 2 lb. box • I bTl • lb. J' ' '!tiT 11 li'l C ll .:> !1SHJ 10~1 awoJJ ~ It MluWIUI~, IIitl·..,..~ ~~, .... · ·l~J) ._7~ , ~"' I~ ·~ ~ ~~UIII~· · · Mr-. a l!l"· Qllrald Blrtlt\t blek at IU!noli the Jitil two . " and laltlllr ... 'eallllll.'j~~ .y. .,. ... ,tdliled ·Tuesday by •" q(fT U891 For A Wonderful Sunday Dinner On Mother's Day, May 8 leMdQm, ..... " . / · · )fr.and Mrl. Floyd Barrinl~ tbe Balllmore Colts •• a free • 'and lamilf. rtp~~t. . - .· ·, (i ,. :l..:w•"'::o .;r , •...• • . •~·- • ,•• 3 ~-~ B~EF GRADED GOOD QUALil! ,,oso Arm Roast MACARONI ~, ~ taiiir o1 ~• em- :~* , no IO:JSJ BOLOGNA c~r.: -·r- ELBOW ~ sw BEEF 3 1~ $1.3!i'z Fresh, New Southern DOWNY (2nd), Lefebvre (6th). 'MOitlrN) I ~ 1 Mrl •'"' Mrl. Willtlll .......tm \ . ·· ' · , -,M GROUND:~ u. lami!1 of OWl llollG1'· :r.sw Irs Our Good Freshly Ground - * btai!Mr. llowlrd Nutter and {'1 ,t:.. ,,iw Plus Mom Gets Big Store, Volume-Buying Low Prices and a o ' ~ ·~ ~:'1 tu llaml)toli 6 •ROCKER . Prices Effective Lineseores ,........,..I'-""' $281 $688 ~s·• -~ - ...._,._....,. AmerlouLtlpe l\11'1. OpaiiJIITII baB returned Cleve DOO 1100 100- I I o 1 h_ome Iller belna medleal pi• New York 000 000 1101-0 4 I lient In the ClmdeD Clark Hea- Tiant C3-0) · and :Ascue· pllal. DownlJII, 1\0nlff (t), Weeteod 1111111 of Mr. and Ct) and Glbbl, Howard (1). LP1111'1. Hareld Br1Dt1011 were the Downlni (04l. Rev and Mrs. ~ SIDderl and .Debbie and llrtal Moore ol MinD 103 GOt 1101- 4 t 0 JUIICIIml City. Mr. and 1111'1. Chlcaao 2CIO boo fiCII)-- 4 Wlllllm Kirkbride ol Rio Grande PatiCIIIII (il·ll and Bltley: . and Mr. and Mrs. IIAiberl HIU Horlen, I1iQ1D1 (t) and lllartln. and LIDde of Mlulltltl. LJ41orlen 11-2). IIJit.OIIVI Mr. 11!11 Mrs. Larry a.ms (Sib), Versallel (1st). and ft!lllly of MIDIIIeld apenl , the neitntl1111b Mr. and Mrt. NBL P11Je11 studlttp ClaimiOIII~ ., Ul1tM Pno W.Utllltll MIP Vlrllttll DUlc!a wu (Jiesl.oi-Be•en' Finall tdling wltb Da1i, Illle1 ol lbe w. L. 8, ~ • f'QI'I X,. ~3 2 o,.f Nuila: was viiiiiDI btl Dttroll . . 1 I . 97 I 1 Society Notes ... 7 WEB I" Joppa PATIO & LAWN FURNITURE •r ~11ns Cit lttninll) ~ Phila ll2 100 030 1)-- I 14 0 Ali 010 005 t20 1- t13t BuMing, Knowles (6), Crate (I), Culp (7), Herbert (I) and Dalrymple; Carroll, . Olivo t2), IliJIPiuf (3), Fischer (3), - - - - - - - - Umbach IS), O'Dell 17), Nlekro Mill Judy Brooks, denghter (8) and T~rre. WP·NIWO (Z.1). ei Mr. and Mro. Paul Broou Ia LP-Herbert (CH) . liRa-Groat reported u slowly lmpming ID (lsi), Geirger (lsi), Torre the Sl Jeoepb llolpital, Park· (6th), Wllile 13rdl. eraburl. Iller nceiVInl ..vere burna, recently. Miss Brooks Is L<>s Ang 1100 DOtl 001- I 4 1 In room 14 and wishes to thank SF 100 030 40x- 8 9 I everyone for tbe nowera and Drysdale, Moeller 17), Perra· ctrds. Her mother, Mrs. Mil- 001ld C7), WUbite (8) and dri!tl Broob 81111 Mrs. Sloter 11 Roseboro; Marlclral ($-0) and al8irtinllll 1rer care whlll be- Haller. LP·Dryadale (1-3). liRa- JAMAICA SHORTS 00 ~lr ..-====:...- eecil e ~lies ~ Mary Pierce bai moved to MaJor Leq10 Rosolts the property abe recently pur- By Un'l•d Pm• Jnte· notional ehased front Na11eaa1 Leape _"'....., Mr. and Mrs. Em· J er'\'n wu-n. •, New York DOtl 020 000- 1 8 2 Mr. and 1111'1: Nlll'tlllll Weber Sl Louis D0t1 320 OOX- 4 II 0 were dlmrer pests of Mr. and McGraw, Selma 14), Ribant Mrl. Fred Lartltl. (5), Richardson 15), Fisher (7) Dlrute Roynolde and son were and Grote: Washburn, Aust (5), visHinc .Pauline Ray, Pomeroy. Boerner ;5) Jackson 161 and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bab<ock Corrales. ,WP:Jackson (1-1). were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray- LP-McGraw 11.11. monel Fl~h and Mr. and Mrs. (1! IDainCt) C. C. Carter. Pitts 100 D0t1 020 002- S 8 I Jobll Grace haa returned Cin 001 010 010 001- 4 7 0 home tram Veterua Memorial Silk, Wallter (5), Purkey 15), Hospital. Mikkelsen (6), Face (1), May Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates (12) and Pagliaroni; Ellis 11·3) wert recent Parkersbur& vis!· and Edwards, PavleUcb (9). tors. WP-Face 13-0) HRs·Shamsky Patrlcla Smith apent several (lsi), Clendenon Z !2nd I< !rd). days wllll l\11'1, Edoa Stewart, Chleaso 000 002 000- 2 II 4 RledaYiiit. Howrton 200 4tM OOX-10 11 I Jrlr. ~Mrs. IMntrd Dailey Hands, Conners (5), Boeft (7) 11ft 9lliiiDa Nallle Cowl, Mr, and Hundley, Boccabella (S); and Mra. KeDDY Reynolde, and Glwrti 13-1) and Blteman. LP· sl)ll and Mr. and Mra. Oren Handa (1-2). Hils-Morgan (3rdl, Dallq. Maye t3rd) . 00 PLASTIC MUtiNG I OWL SETS J:., ~nd ~ ~:=.~~~~ 1r1r. and Mrs. l NYLON HOSE t !!Olllrd I FANCY APRONS 00 A- r,.o~, ~!!!'ty Long Bottom Soeiety News PRELL SHAMPOO ea 1' ""~ l~!r.e ing mansger of Appalachian In and accounting section ol the 11411 und was elected asslslanl Southe<Stem Eleclric Exchange secretary In 1951 and a"ls~ for three yesrs, and treasurer of SEE two years. For seve,al years he has been appointed by the Governor of Virginia aa a delegate to tbe annual meet· lng of the National Tax Association. He Is presently a member of the Roanoke and VIrginia ChamBY VIOLET SMITH bers of Commerce, and serves Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Pierce are as a member of the state cham· aiiiiOUltCini tbe birth of a dangh- ber's lax study, committee He ter. was 1 director of, the National Mr. and Mra. Thurman Bab- Office Management Association rock and Bob Coleman were for two years. I· , vlaltlnll Emollne G<K;ell, !..<>well. In Rosnoke, he is a in~mber Rlcltard Hensley " a petlent of Christ Lutheran Church, at Holler Hospital, Ga!Upolis. where Itt was secretary for four Vislllq Mr. and Mrs. Leo- years of the Church Council, nard DalltY were: Santford Co- secretary of the New Church •art. Llverna and Shirley Jack- Building Fund, and chairman son, Mr. and Mra. Kenny Rey- o1 tbe pulpit Supply Committee. nolds and son, Mr. and Mrs. He has also served as a memFrank Weill and daughter, NeJ. ber of the tax study conunit· lie Coleman and IAnDie Dailey. tee ~r ,the City of Roanoke, VlrMr. and l\11'1. Bill Swain were glnia0 viaitiDI Mr. and Mra. Oliver He was tbe 11162-33 "Boss of swam. tbe Year" as selected by the Dillnor 1111111 of Mr. and Mro. Roanoke Chapter of the Natlon0.011' BabeoCt wore Mn. al Socrettrlea As!oclatlon (IDChtrlft trlllllr and Mra. Jolul lemaUonal). Gr.ee. ---Belllllllb, DeiHit Mich. apent $277 HAIR SPRAY .•••.•~•·.~sslstant aceoun~ DRESSES 1 .;.:o:~ Appalach-~ s 99 BLOUSES • J~ RAYON PANTIES Bill Doctoral e accoun~ 1 represen~ !~?. an~ ~slst~t lrea~urer I I s beaut~ whopool wandered a living been by Ill ·IIIII•Iama~ t¥1: . ful and aaround beautiful In boiiDnd 11M, 1111111 ...,.,, .. , _ "' ·' .. , " .., , room, almost Ill big aalhe Bel rtelplellt ol 1111* N " l '@Iii\ f.. _ ... " ""''""'· • ... u•• ••• - =.rcr !:: !!; !!!CP.: !>U !!!'OW Itheir ears. and hardly anybodY IHarry Ackerman, a top Holly- jAir Country Club's. IMdlnldp olJII< O Pomeroy, mlatant secretary At tlu! time of hiS retirement Ualled Preas latenltlonal cooild remember tbe ·wames Oi lWOOd terevrsion pr<Xiucuuro exo- A YOIIIIIIll•iyorr<i; •'f Dooald C. presldenl GrodullellebiiOioflui'U.,It of Ap- he secretary _HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - A their predecesgors . .;· cutive. a conversation, and of course of Appalachian Powor Com- minlllrallon: Prior to paiacman rower •.:ompany, re- •nu ""'"'"'" """'""': o: !:;r.e:r !:::;:per.O<! '! '· Th• nice thing lOok place\ I marveled at how Miss she wa• Miss Donahue. We had pany Its parent, American America• Electrie Power ·-u;r tired Sunday af~ 45 yesrs In port Power Compeny rn Tennes- thiS past weekend and srnce 11 !near the end of the perty, when t Donahue haroty seemea a oay ' a pleasant taii<, anu io:.r he' Electric Pow~ Company, bas 1163 be was cbairmaD of• ;~< the electric ullhty Industry. see, Kanswha Valley Power involves a longtime friend of I was just about worn down by ,older, and how natural, whole· agent asked me If I would received the honorary degree of and Exdllll&e Cflll Keelme; who Is lo<ated at the Company In Charleston, and yourB, maybe you'd like to h..r tbe mental Indigestion and some and frrendly silt appeared please drive her home. I did, Doctor of Laws from tbe Unl- mtaslon and before lltll held pt1r compa11y s headi)Wirters office Central Operating Compeny In about ll , sheer social discomfort of all at this function so well we ssld goodbye, and 1101 untO verslly ol Mlcltilan In Ann • euootive In Fell!t' In RoaDole, Va.,ls a110 New Haven, w. Va., afflllates The nice thing occurred In a such occasions, and I was populated by sharks. the perty of the brave bulls did Arbor. 111 Govermnent lng manager of Appelachlan. He of Appalachian In the Americsn modeot little mWlonalres' bang- anlll'J' at myself for breaking I had seen her in person only 1 see her again. Tbe degree, presented ·'in · oiA has been succeeded In thai post Electric Power Syatem. out called the Bel Air Country my vow to avoid them. once before, and a long time Anyway, 1 noticed ber, and recognition of dlsllngulshed a· STUART GI!TS .91'- . r_!>t by James B. Berg. Roanoke. A noti.. of Pomeroy, Keeil· tlub, In a room about the size I flopped Into a cllalr to ago. It was so long ago, in fact, she happened te tum around, eblevements," was conferred at NEW YORK (UPI) Mr. Koehne's caroer in the .. attended Capital City Com· of the Rose Bowl. And the recuperate, and as I looked that I didn't even own a and smiled a amlle of - York Meta sturaer DICk SINMI industry begu September t, muee Colleae bt Cborletllol occasion was a get-together lor oround the room I nolk:ed your television set at tilt time ud recoKOillon. I wondered wbe- lbree cblldroD, and I told her I sldeliMd lui moolb •lll>tll' 1!IZO, when he joined the West and La Salle UuiVenlly. He the latest group of ABC-TV longtime friend, Elinor Don- had no idea who she was. I was !her she was merely beilll hid a daughter, and I aalled pulled rib cage, reeelv41J,II' Virginia Water and Electric also alleltded lite Advaaeed ••ecuUves . to be promoted to ahue, who portrayed tbe teen- bumming through Los Angeles polite, or whether she really ber how come aile wam't doctor's aJ)Ili'OYIII tu.dM!sil< Company at Charleston, w. Va., Managemeat l'rolt'am at BarInevitably short, happy age daughter of Robert Young on my way to SOUth American, could do such a nice thing as to acting any more, aDd she aald begin llgbl TUDDIIr&. lbro;;w!Dt as a bookkeeper. Thls"company vard Unlverolty lu 1m. at the top. II Is a little and Jane Wyatt In oue of and some movie-connected rela- remember somebody from 10 sbe no longer was lDterelled ID 81111 bltliJII. .,• ., was a predeoessor of For 11 years he was treosur· hke. fattening the_bulls before , television's most successful tivesln Beverly Hills suggested long ago. I went over, ud was it, and we Oldtanged ploasan- Stulrt will bl! t!'amblodian, and when Appalachian was er of the Public Utilities AsBO- letting them out mto the ring. Iseries, "Father Knows Best." \ that I sponge off them for a ll!tmlnded as abe remembered· tries and laid goodbye. So that Friday before lbl IIIII' ... formed in 19211 Koehne was trans elation of the Vlrglnias, retiring M,... than _200 of Hollywood's Miss Donshue was standing in few days and taste the good llfe tbe details of that nlee ill tbe laleot on your lonjtime with the Cltlcagl CUIII • • • !erred to Roanoke as general at the end of the t1165 term. He \ fme.st partygoers turned out to little {!rOUP that included her before heading back to thumb- afternoon. friend. She ba8 a fine meliiOI')I. Stadium to dltmiiiDe ,,l<lt boukkeeper He became was chairman of the nnance pratse tbe brave bull• and gel distinguished-looking husband, ing and bus lares. Sloe told me sbt now had It was a nice thing. fitness lor lmmedllll ..,.0 I ': I ~:e :ut~·~ :r~"'t~! Cook Awarded :=:;;JJ';~ beautiful daytime Beverly IUIII, ~ ltll A. 1. 1 - - ~,, parties, at a beiUIUul ltoDII H ~ ~ ... 'rill 116 with loads of beautiful pewle onorary II.B.A. lty eueullv• jli~ .... . ..... ..... ' ~ . .. . ,.-.... .... ., ibe c lb. �• I' I \ " ~; ~llllel, Pom,eroy.)llddleport, 0., ¥ay 'l! If '*i'e!ll c. 1M& M.soo Society Notes a '' . NEW HAVEN ~.e.ri ·m• • OP~N ' FRI~AY. DIIIJ ltmtlnel, POmeroy-Middleport, 0., May 4, 1968-7 ' 1fT F K b , APPaIachian s " . • ee ne En'"ds 45 Yea,rs of Serv'I·ce TIL _·$:®-SATURDAY TIL 9:00 , ''" IIUMIIAGI IIALI They 4ilcuued the exlentllen 1 1 .>.s'!Jre Live Wire Cla11 of. !Itt of water lltta from S!Jth street · • .~w Haven E.U.B. Cburdt will south to tbe CorporaUon line. ·1\fr. 'lbom91 Reed of East ..,_.. a ttummage :we an n;. rney a110 •ussea 111, trUIJ'I· ~nlr. w v. ·~!!!~~~~ ~h~ w~• IWY". May 6th and Saturday, May 1111 the water line to .tbe Schotl bam a Band libcerl oa Sunday at the Coi1ningham Gorap BuUding, at tbe Wabama Gymnsslum. -tiding. 'llle .t)()Urs each day He ~!! ! !='me d!rec: of t.~e , ~~ be from I a.m. unW 6 p.m. VAThCATIVON CHUIWII SCBIIOL Wahoma Bimd, and Is present> '' ENTERTAINID e aeaUon Church School ly an lnstruotor at East Bank 1 ,.re of Sl Paul's Luiheru Church · I WITH BRIDGE . will be held from June 6 through Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rosen·' Opposite Evens Super Market Ohio Mrs. Herman Layne entertarn· !7Ch beginning t 9 a th h baum, Pomeroy visited on Sun· ,t<!. the members of the Bridge . 11:3& a.m. a .m. roug day with her mother, Mrs. E. L. Speci1l For Mother's D1yl (!!fib on Monday evening at her I Capehart, Mason. 'Mille. High score prize was won i Teaehers and helpers are liB~ LADIES' DACRON- NYLON- COTTON ~y· Mrs. Paul Scally and other ed as follows: Klndel'Jarlen 1 Mrs. Clara Roush returned 1>rl<es were won by Mrs. Mark •- Mrs. Phil Bltq, Mrs. Bill'- home after spending several LADIES' Colorful 'Ward and Mrs. Hilda Ridgway, old Roll and Mrs. Richard 111011ths visiting . her daughters SPRING and SUMMER 1110 Members and guesta playilll Grlnstesd; Kinder&arteD U _ in Detro!~ MIChigan. Were Mrs. Paul Scally, Mrs. Mrs. William R. Powell, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Don Miller and" 1OllrO Roush, Mrs. R. G. Greene, Grant Roush and Mrs. Blake children of Rush Kentucky fl· eSolids - Patterns ~-· Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. Nicewander; First and Second sited over the ~eekend wllh l eJunlor, Misses, Half Sizes e SIZES 32 to 40 ·MlR-k Ward, Mrs. George In- , {!rode - Mrs. Robert Layne, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ee. DOUBtE PANEL -eels, Mrs. N. 0. Wern, Mrs. Mrs. Allred Sprouse and Mn. eu Kirk. eREG. $3.99 Volues To $7.95 -~~~' Lerner. William Russell; Third a n d IJ.l.tHERAN CIIURCII MEN Fourth grades - Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mr!. Rolland Morris BEAUTIFUL PHIL MAID Tht Lutheran Church Men Roosh, Mrs. Donald BuiJIIard· and son have moved lrom Mid· et on Wednesday for their ner an.d Mrs. Jack Hesson; Fifth dleport ~ the Shumaker properLADIES RAYON TRICOT gular dinner meeting. Dev~ ~nd Sixth grades - Mrs. Wil·. ly on Third St. ons were IN by Joe Paugh.. ' ham Powell, Mrs. Nelson Roush I Mrs. F'reda Lyons who has short business meeting fol· a~d Mrs. Joe. Paugh; Seventh, I been hospitalized at the Veter· ' wrd Ihe mea l. Those attend- Etghth and Nmth - Mrs. Car- ans Memorial Hospital for sev- j _ were Joe Paugh, Rev. Jack roll Adams, Jr. a~ Mrs. ~en- ! eral days is expected to be re- ~ Values To $5.99 eich. Duane Church, Lloyd •Y Buck, JL : Senror H ' g hI turned home on Tuesday. She ush , Henry Roney, Harry grades - Mrs. Harry Layne and reportedly suffered a heart at· I _yne, Iierman Layne. .John Rev. Jack Welch. tack. I Ill ... William R. Powell. WILL SPONSOR PARTY ' Lace Trlmmtd , ROTARY CI.UB The New Ha~·en Firemen Aux- Jack so n E. Kay1or, son of Compare at $2.99 Special guests of the Rotary iliary will sponsor a Stanley Par-: Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Kaylor, Le· lub at their resular dinner ty on May 9th at 6 p.m. at the tart, Rt. 1 was the top scorer at eeting on Thursday evening New Haven Town Hall. WaJJ· · Wahama Junior High In the an· . members of lhe Wahama da Di xon will be the ctemonstra- nual Wrst Virginia Golden LADIES' BRIEF STYLE Iailerri<'t Club. They nchanged tor. Everyon< is welcome 10 Horseshoe lests held each year . CRISPY- FRESH facls and goals of the club. Dale attend. ' 1for eighth grade students. COTTON HOUSE Rollms from lhe Club I The Aurlliary will also spon- j Wlli , j rd the ~otary at "The World l sor a Rummage Sale during i Mr. len IS Jackson s his· I 10 1 eWHITES of Farrs' beld in Morgantown the montb of June. Anyone hav· j ~ tea~er ~I ~ah~ma.Goid recently. ing rummage !O donate please e WJ a en e en ePASTEL ePRINTS- SOLIDS Members or the Rotary club contact a member of ~ Auxil-~ Horseshoe award~ ceremony in COLORS attending were Hev. Marcus iary or bring to the Town Hall Charl~ston. on Fn~y, May 6, es-..3--7 Troug~, Frank CaJY->hart, Har· GOOD WII.L CLUB · i at whtch ttme he wt~l receive a ry Mrller, Arthur Thabet, Fd· The Good Will Club met re· I Golden Horseshoe prn. Compare at 29e wm Ste1n, Hus~e ll Cap~bart, cently at the horne of Mrs. Cec~yde Foley, Lloyd Roush, Her· ' il Duncan. Games were playPT. PLEASAr.t • Ri~~arLayne, Ralph Whitmore, ' Oil and prizes awarded. Those JJVESTOCK SALES CO. I LADIES' SPRING and SUMMER N:is~dJ Floyd Cannack allending were Mrs. Pansy Fry, PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. 000 wom:.;I~~ . Mrs. Thomas Grinstesd, Mrs. Saturday. April II, 1~ The N H B ' Cliff Roush. Mrs. Thelma Cape- HOGS - 175 to 22C1 21 to 22· SLEEVELESS or ROLL-UP met on ;;,.,:;en Woman's Club hart, Mrs. BIU Grinstead, Mrs. Heavies 19 to 20.50: Lights t9 Alex-Quiiien M~m~~~:n\~\di~: Ray Weaver, Mn. Harold Cape- to_22.50: Fot S<·WS 16 to 11.50; with Mrs. Jack Welch hart, Mrs. Melvw Knapp, Mrs. Prgs 12 to 1!. .. Pa$1 Scally and Mrs Mrs. Kenneth Vrckers, Mrs. William CATILE - HeUers 1!.50 to Waftl as hostesses . Dey liRay McFarland, Mrs. Douglas Mil· 21.50; Fat Cows 17 to 20.60; Canwl'l:e led by Mr;. M'srtin ~ 0.n~ ier, MrB. Danny Harbour, Miss ners 13 to 11.30: Bulls 20 to 22; eROLL-UP SLEEVES fJ4, rrs Mandy Miller, Mrs. Sybil ,Stock Cows and Calves 147.50 e SLEEVELESS t~riuai reporls from the offi· Brown and Mrs. Duncon. to 221 ; Stock HeHers 17.110 to and chairmen of standi PERSONAUI 22.30; Stock Steer Calveo 23 to eSOLJDS - PRINTS ittees were given Mrs. Arthur Smith was a re- 30; Stock Heifer Calves 21 to members were ~ccepted cent patient at Pleasant Valley 24.90. Compare 1t $1.59 _, the elub: Mrs. Robert Gil" IHospital. VEAL CALVES -Tops 32.1": "1'1'"· Mrs. Eugene Hester and Mrs. Dorsey Lee Roush 1tr a SeeDI\Ils 32.40; Medium 28.70 BUY THE $1.00 SIZE FAMOUS Me~. John Marshall. IpeUent at Veterans Memorlll to 31.50; CollUliOII I< Heavies .;r.trs. William R~~~~ell, preoi· ilolpltal. 20 to 32.30. ---Jtnt, reported on tbe annual Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Roush •l!tlo. Convenlion held at White ol Cleveland, Va. were week- Divorce Decree is Sulphur Springs reeeoUy end (Uesls of Mr. I< Mrs John f. ~C llly.s for the annual • club F. Roush and children.· . .rantl'u ouple din~ to be held on May 24th Mr. and Mrs. Donald F. Roush I PT. PLEASANT - The Mas. at 7 p.m. were made. Mrs. Har- ' and Sheryl visited several da)'ll l on County Crrcuit Court grant· old Rose was appointed dinner with thtlr daughter, Mr.. Fred ed a divorce to Bertha Parker ' ~hairrnan and Mn. Jack Welch Pomeroy and son Mike of Santa f~om Oscar Parker .. Laura El-l SEAMLESS For Mothers D1y Giving m charge of the program. The : Cruz, N. Mel:ico. at the home s was gra~ted a divorce from i club also decided to sell spring Iol Mrs. Pomeroy's in-laws at Charles Eihs and the plaintiff CANTRECE nowering bulbs again this year. I Greenville. Pa. Mrs. Pomeroy was awar~ custod~ and supTho~ attending were Mrs. I was on a speaking tour iD Penn- port for . thetr one mmor child. eNEW Harold Rose, Mrs. Phil Batey \ sylvanra. Mr. and Mrs Roush The dJvorce actions of Sally Mrs. Charles Dodd, Mrs. Ker: and Sheryl snd lhrir g~andson Meeks vs. Gerald Meeks and COLORS mrl Ford, Mrs. R. G. Greene Mike also visited Ylilh Mr and Naney Long vs. Chsrles Long eFANCY Mrs. Tom Hoffman, Mrs. Mar: Mrs. Joe McComb at Pitlsb;. h were dismissed. In the civil BC· FW SIZE TRIMS tm Berisford, Mrs. Hilda Rldg- Pa. I • lion styled Household Finance each way, Mrs. Donald F. Roush Chester Weaver is tie 1 Corp. vs. WWlam T. and Nucy Fits Like Your FOAM FIWD Mrs. Paul Rickard, Mrs. Wit: at Holzer Hospital • pa n R. Kimes, the plaintiff was Reg. $1.49 Own Skin ham Russell, Mrs. Jess Able Mr. and Mri B. R V {!ranted ludrlmenl against the and hostesses. visited their . ~ . f ance delendenta In tbe sum of $8411.13 BENEFIT BRIDGE Mr and Mrs10~ a V am!.i Interest and costs. KRYSTAL KUT LADIES NEW A enefit Bridge with ~ cblidren at M. om ance <eeds going to the Cancer Fund over the W. Va. J.. A. Ohlinger returned home SUMMER was held on Friday evening at Mr nd w e · with them for a visit. the home of Mrs. Paul Scali · 1 Mrs. Lsrry LeMaa- John Layne ol Marahall UniThe two high score winners ,.~ tors. ~ho bave Spent the past veralty visited at the home of Tissue Dispenser play at the Cancer Tournament =~er~ "":: ~ling bll' par- bia parents, Mr. and 1111'1. RobPedestal Cake Stand on May 3rd at the Appalachian ard • r. . · B. J. How· ert Cooke over the weekend. Compare at $2.99 First Quollty Wute Basket - Bon-Bon bui!"ng in Point Pleasant and Mrchaei, left Salurday MrB. Otho Llevilll baa returnDish - Frult Bowl Wi ng this hooor was Mrs. :';Middletown, Ohio when they ed home after being a patient Reg. $1.00 Voluo WI m Chisler and Mrs. John emi lrealde. Mr. LeMIIatere Is at Pleuant Valley Hospital. Lacombe: Mrs. George Lemer P oyed by The AriiiCO Steel Members of the New Haven will play as alternate for Mrs . ~!j~lron formally at Asb- Firemen's Auxiliary appeared 3 PC. GRADUATED SIZES Lacombe. · 1 a • y., and II being transfer. on the WSAZ.TV Show Dialing .JJtse playing were Mrs. R. · ~ Ia Middletown olllee; Mrl. for Dollars oa Friday. were Mrs. FOR -t\freene, Mrs. Gieo Roush Ied Masters wUl alao be employ- Hilda Ridgway, Mrs. Iva Cape· : Paul Somerville, Jr., Mrs: Mby Armco steel in !Itt offtee. bart, Mrs. Chsrles Roush, Mrs. 3 Pc. Lew1s Summers, Mrs. George Be rs. Ottie Rouab, 1\!rs, T. William McFarland, Mrs. Ray Ladies New Style tilm!r, Mrs. N. 0. Wein, Mrs rt Rouah, Mlas Millie Bum- Wesver, Mrs. R. Douciu Layne. Mrs. John La~ garner, Mn. Burrbt and Roush, Mra. Raymond Flelda Pleids ... Solid Color Mrs. Jack Feick Mrs Mrs. Mary LreviDC attended tbe Mrs. Lsrry Hesson Mr! Darnell, Mrs. ·Nola~ annual Slate Coltvtatloa t1 the Dr.rncan, Mro. Tho~ · GrJn. Swackhamer, Mrs. Tom llral· W.S.W.S. of the E.U.B. Clturch stead, Mrs. ctlll Roush and TUBULAR ALUMINUM CONSTRUCTED If, lllr•. Mark Ward, Mrs. at lv·UJI.Brelh at Buckhannon, Mrs. Bill Grlnslad ' Sizea 10 to 18 George Ingels and Mrs. Rich- W Va. lut week Bsrry MnnIn lrd Lipinski. Mr and Mrs. Fred Obllnpr law of Mr. and Mn. CtmiiOII-Roush ASST. TOWN COUNCIL MEETING of l)olumbu•, Ohio Ylalted wllb of New Haven, 11 1 patient at COLORS • The New Haven Town Coun- relatives bore lilt week- St. Joseph H01ptlal In Parkeroell met on Thursday evening in end. Mr. Ohllnpr'a father, Mr. burg. NIUbtr session with Mayor F. C. Reichert presiding. Others in t!llendence were Hilde Ridgway LADIES ASST. *order, Charles Roush. o. ·lloward, Jr., Paul Rlcbrd COUD. ·~ ellmen: j)onald Ohlinger, Otief ~.lee aDd Vert1011 Smith 1 ' ONLY ..,;:;, COWICU approved I h e IIJIIIDI of a release for lnsur· C.W:anlaat ,.,.,. FAST COLORS ~ far tl!t damaged fire hy. tlrlljl on Filth street. ASST. 'ltit CO!MJ··wl8bet lo remlnd PATTERNS lie eJa- of lbl town of tbe CO '. REG. $2.99 lawn ~ to keep vacant M.UOif. W.VA.. ' " . Iota elear of:,rubblsiJ, dellril, , } '!!h I Ml~leport, Lace Trimmed FULL SLIPS 88 WALTZ GOWNS I DRESSES 47 Thr: c II ::r:'.Jiowtl, c PLASTIC WARES STRAW BAGS 44 l I. • BED PILLOWS l 3 ROOMS New ..... __ __ '299 ... MASON FUINIIUII treed!, *· 6-WEB CHAIR \ I c COTTON DUSTERS • :r B to 8-M~n. thrll Sat.. . ·• '1 , 5TH & PEARL STS. - RA,CU/Jii i Right reserved to limit quantities McCovq ~.!J l;: ' Small Store friendliness, Courtesy and Service ) I Ful-l'aln 79c Hunt's Peaches H•lv~ $1 Hunt's Catsup • •4 $1 Evap. Milk !::: ••••• 7 $1.29 Folger's ~::FAE~T • • 59c 3 Shortening • ••• 3 or Slrces cans 2001. bois. St.e tall cons 10 01 . I I I jar lb. can Snow Drift DfliRY BVY! FAIRMONT ICE MILK No.2'h Family DAIRY FAIR 89C l V.g•t. cartons -::~; ~~~ 1hGollonCarton . . ... : . . . ... 49c f'nl-l' altal'ro%~n Food Bnfl! Morton's Fruit Filled PIES Fui·V1Iu Buy On Ble1chl MAGIC J9c 3 FOR eAPPLE ePEACH Fnl•1'alu Produce BnfiBl Gallon Jug eCHERRY 89c ;01.sH large Solid Heads 1'1ll. ·. Jim LETTUCE GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 10 ~~ 99c c eech Pu:.• .z1M .8 nil 1 lestluy On Febrlc Softener Giant Botti• CABBAGE 59c Red Cron lb. . c ·1 'HiT "(Giq If. Ground Fresh Sevl!'al Tlmta e '• m;d I lli'N O.llyl IO'.ISJ l..J&fl2 2 lb. box • I bTl • lb. J' ' '!tiT 11 li'l C ll .:> !1SHJ 10~1 awoJJ ~ It MluWIUI~, IIitl·..,..~ ~~, .... · ·l~J) ._7~ , ~"' I~ ·~ ~ ~~UIII~· · · Mr-. a l!l"· Qllrald Blrtlt\t blek at IU!noli the Jitil two . " and laltlllr ... 'eallllll.'j~~ .y. .,. ... ,tdliled ·Tuesday by •" q(fT U891 For A Wonderful Sunday Dinner On Mother's Day, May 8 leMdQm, ..... " . / · · )fr.and Mrl. Floyd Barrinl~ tbe Balllmore Colts •• a free • 'and lamilf. rtp~~t. . - .· ·, (i ,. :l..:w•"'::o .;r , •...• • . •~·- • ,•• 3 ~-~ B~EF GRADED GOOD QUALil! ,,oso Arm Roast MACARONI ~, ~ taiiir o1 ~• em- :~* , no IO:JSJ BOLOGNA c~r.: -·r- ELBOW ~ sw BEEF 3 1~ $1.3!i'z Fresh, New Southern DOWNY (2nd), Lefebvre (6th). 'MOitlrN) I ~ 1 Mrl •'"' Mrl. Willtlll .......tm \ . ·· ' · , -,M GROUND:~ u. lami!1 of OWl llollG1'· :r.sw Irs Our Good Freshly Ground - * btai!Mr. llowlrd Nutter and {'1 ,t:.. ,,iw Plus Mom Gets Big Store, Volume-Buying Low Prices and a o ' ~ ·~ ~:'1 tu llaml)toli 6 •ROCKER . Prices Effective Lineseores ,........,..I'-""' $281 $688 ~s·• -~ - ...._,._....,. AmerlouLtlpe l\11'1. OpaiiJIITII baB returned Cleve DOO 1100 100- I I o 1 h_ome Iller belna medleal pi• New York 000 000 1101-0 4 I lient In the ClmdeD Clark Hea- Tiant C3-0) · and :Ascue· pllal. DownlJII, 1\0nlff (t), Weeteod 1111111 of Mr. and Ct) and Glbbl, Howard (1). LP1111'1. Hareld Br1Dt1011 were the Downlni (04l. Rev and Mrs. ~ SIDderl and .Debbie and llrtal Moore ol MinD 103 GOt 1101- 4 t 0 JUIICIIml City. Mr. and 1111'1. Chlcaao 2CIO boo fiCII)-- 4 Wlllllm Kirkbride ol Rio Grande PatiCIIIII (il·ll and Bltley: . and Mr. and Mrs. IIAiberl HIU Horlen, I1iQ1D1 (t) and lllartln. and LIDde of Mlulltltl. LJ41orlen 11-2). IIJit.OIIVI Mr. 11!11 Mrs. Larry a.ms (Sib), Versallel (1st). and ft!lllly of MIDIIIeld apenl , the neitntl1111b Mr. and Mrt. NBL P11Je11 studlttp ClaimiOIII~ ., Ul1tM Pno W.Utllltll MIP Vlrllttll DUlc!a wu (Jiesl.oi-Be•en' Finall tdling wltb Da1i, Illle1 ol lbe w. L. 8, ~ • f'QI'I X,. ~3 2 o,.f Nuila: was viiiiiDI btl Dttroll . . 1 I . 97 I 1 Society Notes ... 7 WEB I" Joppa PATIO & LAWN FURNITURE •r ~11ns Cit lttninll) ~ Phila ll2 100 030 1)-- I 14 0 Ali 010 005 t20 1- t13t BuMing, Knowles (6), Crate (I), Culp (7), Herbert (I) and Dalrymple; Carroll, . Olivo t2), IliJIPiuf (3), Fischer (3), - - - - - - - - Umbach IS), O'Dell 17), Nlekro Mill Judy Brooks, denghter (8) and T~rre. WP·NIWO (Z.1). ei Mr. and Mro. Paul Broou Ia LP-Herbert (CH) . liRa-Groat reported u slowly lmpming ID (lsi), Geirger (lsi), Torre the Sl Jeoepb llolpital, Park· (6th), Wllile 13rdl. eraburl. Iller nceiVInl ..vere burna, recently. Miss Brooks Is L<>s Ang 1100 DOtl 001- I 4 1 In room 14 and wishes to thank SF 100 030 40x- 8 9 I everyone for tbe nowera and Drysdale, Moeller 17), Perra· ctrds. Her mother, Mrs. Mil- 001ld C7), WUbite (8) and dri!tl Broob 81111 Mrs. Sloter 11 Roseboro; Marlclral ($-0) and al8irtinllll 1rer care whlll be- Haller. LP·Dryadale (1-3). liRa- JAMAICA SHORTS 00 ~lr ..-====:...- eecil e ~lies ~ Mary Pierce bai moved to MaJor Leq10 Rosolts the property abe recently pur- By Un'l•d Pm• Jnte· notional ehased front Na11eaa1 Leape _"'....., Mr. and Mrs. Em· J er'\'n wu-n. •, New York DOtl 020 000- 1 8 2 Mr. and 1111'1: Nlll'tlllll Weber Sl Louis D0t1 320 OOX- 4 II 0 were dlmrer pests of Mr. and McGraw, Selma 14), Ribant Mrl. Fred Lartltl. (5), Richardson 15), Fisher (7) Dlrute Roynolde and son were and Grote: Washburn, Aust (5), visHinc .Pauline Ray, Pomeroy. Boerner ;5) Jackson 161 and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bab<ock Corrales. ,WP:Jackson (1-1). were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ray- LP-McGraw 11.11. monel Fl~h and Mr. and Mrs. (1! IDainCt) C. C. Carter. Pitts 100 D0t1 020 002- S 8 I Jobll Grace haa returned Cin 001 010 010 001- 4 7 0 home tram Veterua Memorial Silk, Wallter (5), Purkey 15), Hospital. Mikkelsen (6), Face (1), May Mr. and Mrs. Dave Yates (12) and Pagliaroni; Ellis 11·3) wert recent Parkersbur& vis!· and Edwards, PavleUcb (9). tors. WP-Face 13-0) HRs·Shamsky Patrlcla Smith apent several (lsi), Clendenon Z !2nd I< !rd). days wllll l\11'1, Edoa Stewart, Chleaso 000 002 000- 2 II 4 RledaYiiit. Howrton 200 4tM OOX-10 11 I Jrlr. ~Mrs. IMntrd Dailey Hands, Conners (5), Boeft (7) 11ft 9lliiiDa Nallle Cowl, Mr, and Hundley, Boccabella (S); and Mra. KeDDY Reynolde, and Glwrti 13-1) and Blteman. LP· sl)ll and Mr. and Mra. Oren Handa (1-2). Hils-Morgan (3rdl, Dallq. Maye t3rd) . 00 PLASTIC MUtiNG I OWL SETS J:., ~nd ~ ~:=.~~~~ 1r1r. and Mrs. l NYLON HOSE t !!Olllrd I FANCY APRONS 00 A- r,.o~, ~!!!'ty Long Bottom Soeiety News PRELL SHAMPOO ea 1' ""~ l~!r.e ing mansger of Appalachian In and accounting section ol the 11411 und was elected asslslanl Southe<Stem Eleclric Exchange secretary In 1951 and a"ls~ for three yesrs, and treasurer of SEE two years. For seve,al years he has been appointed by the Governor of Virginia aa a delegate to tbe annual meet· lng of the National Tax Association. He Is presently a member of the Roanoke and VIrginia ChamBY VIOLET SMITH bers of Commerce, and serves Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Pierce are as a member of the state cham· aiiiiOUltCini tbe birth of a dangh- ber's lax study, committee He ter. was 1 director of, the National Mr. and Mra. Thurman Bab- Office Management Association rock and Bob Coleman were for two years. I· , vlaltlnll Emollne G<K;ell, !..<>well. In Rosnoke, he is a in~mber Rlcltard Hensley " a petlent of Christ Lutheran Church, at Holler Hospital, Ga!Upolis. where Itt was secretary for four Vislllq Mr. and Mrs. Leo- years of the Church Council, nard DalltY were: Santford Co- secretary of the New Church •art. Llverna and Shirley Jack- Building Fund, and chairman son, Mr. and Mra. Kenny Rey- o1 tbe pulpit Supply Committee. nolds and son, Mr. and Mrs. He has also served as a memFrank Weill and daughter, NeJ. ber of the tax study conunit· lie Coleman and IAnDie Dailey. tee ~r ,the City of Roanoke, VlrMr. and l\11'1. Bill Swain were glnia0 viaitiDI Mr. and Mra. Oliver He was tbe 11162-33 "Boss of swam. tbe Year" as selected by the Dillnor 1111111 of Mr. and Mro. Roanoke Chapter of the Natlon0.011' BabeoCt wore Mn. al Socrettrlea As!oclatlon (IDChtrlft trlllllr and Mra. Jolul lemaUonal). Gr.ee. ---Belllllllb, DeiHit Mich. apent $277 HAIR SPRAY .•••.•~•·.~sslstant aceoun~ DRESSES 1 .;.:o:~ Appalach-~ s 99 BLOUSES • J~ RAYON PANTIES Bill Doctoral e accoun~ 1 represen~ !~?. an~ ~slst~t lrea~urer I I s beaut~ whopool wandered a living been by Ill ·IIIII•Iama~ t¥1: . ful and aaround beautiful In boiiDnd 11M, 1111111 ...,.,, .. , _ "' ·' .. , " .., , room, almost Ill big aalhe Bel rtelplellt ol 1111* N " l '@Iii\ f.. _ ... " ""''""'· • ... u•• ••• - =.rcr !:: !!; !!!CP.: !>U !!!'OW Itheir ears. and hardly anybodY IHarry Ackerman, a top Holly- jAir Country Club's. IMdlnldp olJII< O Pomeroy, mlatant secretary At tlu! time of hiS retirement Ualled Preas latenltlonal cooild remember tbe ·wames Oi lWOOd terevrsion pr<Xiucuuro exo- A YOIIIIIIll•iyorr<i; •'f Dooald C. presldenl GrodullellebiiOioflui'U.,It of Ap- he secretary _HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - A their predecesgors . .;· cutive. a conversation, and of course of Appalachian Powor Com- minlllrallon: Prior to paiacman rower •.:ompany, re- •nu ""'"'"'" """'""': o: !:;r.e:r !:::;:per.O<! '! '· Th• nice thing lOok place\ I marveled at how Miss she wa• Miss Donahue. We had pany Its parent, American America• Electrie Power ·-u;r tired Sunday af~ 45 yesrs In port Power Compeny rn Tennes- thiS past weekend and srnce 11 !near the end of the perty, when t Donahue haroty seemea a oay ' a pleasant taii<, anu io:.r he' Electric Pow~ Company, bas 1163 be was cbairmaD of• ;~< the electric ullhty Industry. see, Kanswha Valley Power involves a longtime friend of I was just about worn down by ,older, and how natural, whole· agent asked me If I would received the honorary degree of and Exdllll&e Cflll Keelme; who Is lo<ated at the Company In Charleston, and yourB, maybe you'd like to h..r tbe mental Indigestion and some and frrendly silt appeared please drive her home. I did, Doctor of Laws from tbe Unl- mtaslon and before lltll held pt1r compa11y s headi)Wirters office Central Operating Compeny In about ll , sheer social discomfort of all at this function so well we ssld goodbye, and 1101 untO verslly ol Mlcltilan In Ann • euootive In Fell!t' In RoaDole, Va.,ls a110 New Haven, w. Va., afflllates The nice thing occurred In a such occasions, and I was populated by sharks. the perty of the brave bulls did Arbor. 111 Govermnent lng manager of Appelachlan. He of Appalachian In the Americsn modeot little mWlonalres' bang- anlll'J' at myself for breaking I had seen her in person only 1 see her again. Tbe degree, presented ·'in · oiA has been succeeded In thai post Electric Power Syatem. out called the Bel Air Country my vow to avoid them. once before, and a long time Anyway, 1 noticed ber, and recognition of dlsllngulshed a· STUART GI!TS .91'- . r_!>t by James B. Berg. Roanoke. A noti.. of Pomeroy, Keeil· tlub, In a room about the size I flopped Into a cllalr to ago. It was so long ago, in fact, she happened te tum around, eblevements," was conferred at NEW YORK (UPI) Mr. Koehne's caroer in the .. attended Capital City Com· of the Rose Bowl. And the recuperate, and as I looked that I didn't even own a and smiled a amlle of - York Meta sturaer DICk SINMI industry begu September t, muee Colleae bt Cborletllol occasion was a get-together lor oround the room I nolk:ed your television set at tilt time ud recoKOillon. I wondered wbe- lbree cblldroD, and I told her I sldeliMd lui moolb •lll>tll' 1!IZO, when he joined the West and La Salle UuiVenlly. He the latest group of ABC-TV longtime friend, Elinor Don- had no idea who she was. I was !her she was merely beilll hid a daughter, and I aalled pulled rib cage, reeelv41J,II' Virginia Water and Electric also alleltded lite Advaaeed ••ecuUves . to be promoted to ahue, who portrayed tbe teen- bumming through Los Angeles polite, or whether she really ber how come aile wam't doctor's aJ)Ili'OYIII tu.dM!sil< Company at Charleston, w. Va., Managemeat l'rolt'am at BarInevitably short, happy age daughter of Robert Young on my way to SOUth American, could do such a nice thing as to acting any more, aDd she aald begin llgbl TUDDIIr&. lbro;;w!Dt as a bookkeeper. Thls"company vard Unlverolty lu 1m. at the top. II Is a little and Jane Wyatt In oue of and some movie-connected rela- remember somebody from 10 sbe no longer was lDterelled ID 81111 bltliJII. .,• ., was a predeoessor of For 11 years he was treosur· hke. fattening the_bulls before , television's most successful tivesln Beverly Hills suggested long ago. I went over, ud was it, and we Oldtanged ploasan- Stulrt will bl! t!'amblodian, and when Appalachian was er of the Public Utilities AsBO- letting them out mto the ring. Iseries, "Father Knows Best." \ that I sponge off them for a ll!tmlnded as abe remembered· tries and laid goodbye. So that Friday before lbl IIIII' ... formed in 19211 Koehne was trans elation of the Vlrglnias, retiring M,... than _200 of Hollywood's Miss Donshue was standing in few days and taste the good llfe tbe details of that nlee ill tbe laleot on your lonjtime with the Cltlcagl CUIII • • • !erred to Roanoke as general at the end of the t1165 term. He \ fme.st partygoers turned out to little {!rOUP that included her before heading back to thumb- afternoon. friend. She ba8 a fine meliiOI')I. Stadium to dltmiiiDe ,,l<lt boukkeeper He became was chairman of the nnance pratse tbe brave bull• and gel distinguished-looking husband, ing and bus lares. Sloe told me sbt now had It was a nice thing. fitness lor lmmedllll ..,.0 I ': I ~:e :ut~·~ :r~"'t~! Cook Awarded :=:;;JJ';~ beautiful daytime Beverly IUIII, ~ ltll A. 1. 1 - - ~,, parties, at a beiUIUul ltoDII H ~ ~ ... 'rill 116 with loads of beautiful pewle onorary II.B.A. lty eueullv• jli~ .... . ..... ..... ' ~ . .. . ,.-.... .... ., ibe c lb. �...._.. , ··-.......... \I , . . II l I -PLAY JOIN THESE LOCAL' WINNERS· ( l'omoroy, Ohio Pomoroy, Ohio Willard Foutlree _ 50.00 Normon Smith Pomeroy, Ohie Copyright, T11o Krotor Co., 1116 • FreBh or FreBh Frozen ED $ lb. 10 lb. Can ............... or_.. .rluli"""' .lb. 89c Denver Cunninvham $10 Bonnie Dorst Po-roy, Ohio Finicky ollout park? You'll find nMhJn1 bvt tllo llttt ot K,... er. Our Bonel••• Loln0-Po'* ha1 all bone, akin, and txena fft removecf. CUT-UP Tray Pack ·f -·..... _........... 35c · . LEG QUARTERS . . . . . . -·- - - - - -- ....--12or, 89c lb. IT'S A• GIILI-Momin~ the only white lliress ~ CATFISH STEAK nor. ,..,, 49c IL. PERCH STEAK ... n-. 19c BREAST QUARTERS ·•· 39c'09. SUGAR .... 111111My liNk, -~Gravy, I Tulby I Grtvy 2 tb. VILLAGE INN PURE LARD--- .... 41 "' $1.39 15c Domino Pure Cane Grade A Large White the Western World, and Samson have :!tamed their baby daughter (above) Kesari at the W,ash• lngton Smithsonian National Zoolofllcal Park. Dtllclouoly cnomy • , , rich In ll.tvor • , , o nfrnhlnt cfo. 11ttlltl Evory . _ , . of C.U.. lry Club .. llnVfnt k:t Cftl~ KROGER EGGS Duncan HineB ABSOrted Flavors CAKE Ytl ..," tlitto moro th., ......... ,.. ......... Gold Modo! Pllln wi.R. FLOUR ....... .S:. 49c _., APPLESAUCE ••. 8':... Sl 4.=ssc Kroger Evaporated 18% oz. boxeB tall Dried CIIIIB •••••••• PINTO BEANS Spotlight lnBtant . CO-FFEE ... · 1a~z. $1.44 ~:. · 1 4 LONGHORN CHEESE r T;;tuist";m:-;BBSt;l I HEFTY APPETITE-This giant wheel excavator chews up 85,000 cubic yards a day digging -earthfill for California's San Luis dam project, one of the biggest such jobs In the U. S. The 8-otory mousier gets ill strength from an alloy developed by United States Steel Corp, eJ>gin'"'s. Golden Ripe Aging Gracefully R EGINA RESNIK must arrive two hours before curtain time so she can be changed from a charming singer into the Old Countess for Tchaikovsky's uQueen of Spildes," to be given by the Metropolitan Opera during ils April 25 to May I Spring Festival in Cleveland, Ohio. BA 78 C•, ._ ________ I ..,.,,, I v•ea. I WATERMELON. H 98c PANSIFlJ . •• -. y,.., 59c I Trey -ORANGE l -~ .i JUICE 59c 'KroJer White BREAD .... ~:· Morton-Frozen ••• ' ..' x~og ' . I Hair lllyilst •lllna '-""'• .... ·fltllahlnt lolldl en wl.. , •.,...., s~• ' ,, /' ' ' ( ' ' • '' .''"·CIIIIU t)'%. . I ~ I I ' . I 11 o:r. pkg• .. ' I . Mah..,p ...W Jame1 Plnte appllea 11- and shodewtl. K...., Colby ~ 6'/t FRY PAN : PETUNIAS ••• •. ..Otll. a.ao WHOLE ICE CR£A'M Flnf, Mill lelnik teaM 111011 In tlreui,. -- "-~.Ohio Aan• rown- I.GO Country Club All Flavors VOLUNTEERs-A newsman's te-Jephoto le111 makes volunteers at Crookston. Minn., seem jus:t pol~ apart as they attempt to break up an lee jam threatening an important highway bridge. The lee finally loosened, easing a flood. .,.!! COD STEAK-.... n.., 49c Fresh Frlling Chicken LOIN-0-POR ONLY ONE ol ils kind io this unique Mr. John hat trinuned by Sandy Freeman, New Yorio City hobbyist. ... OYSTERS-·-· ...... U.S.D.A Boneless HEAD 7URNER-Dobna Hazzard wears a new fashion that's guaranteed to tum heads, especially a Bermuda bobby's head. The pretty young miss from Georaetown; N. C., capered with the police helmet during a visit to .Jamed Elbow Beach during tho annual college weeks. "Seafood Specials" Pruh F....., 11101dard Cholco ,.....,.., • llu liEF ROAST l!lq>. 5/1/flll SOMETHING BREWING-Mayor Ba•·ry Ivers just eouldn't bear it when uniden· tified flying objects were- sighted across the Iiver in BangDr, Maine, end not in his town of Brewer, Maine. So he had this sign erected as an invitation. BREASTS ........................... lb. 59c WHOLE LEGS .... .......... lb. 49c DRUMSTICKS .... .......... lb. 55c WINGS................. ....... ...... lb. 35c BACKS & NECKS ·---lb.10c LIVERS -.-... ... ...... ..... lb. 89c GIBLETS ..... .......- ............. lb. 39c 5 LB. CAN $4.69 IWY_ __ Ilk 19 - 10.00 . FRESH FRYERS "PIECE CHICKEN" FREE SO - •.• ' 1oM U. 8. Gov. lnBpected Delivered From The Farm Thtrt's len was........... convtn· a-c.-when you ltuy •liclous canned hams from Swift or DubuljUI. C1nrttd hams h•v• the flavor locked ln. Yeu11 loYt 'tm, ·~ UIYe l\•1toliai - Pomeroy, Ohio Pomaroy, Ohio CHICKEN ••• ANYWAY YOU LIKE IT! . I VoW Garnet Hall _ Middleport, Ohio 5.00 Pomeroy, Ohio .w: --- Tom iliwlilews -· Pomoroy, Ohio 50.00 April Smith - 50.00 Kllhryn Jordon - Dorothy Fllchlll' .JO.OO Pomtroy, Ohio l!mma J, P1ut1h Moton, v.. ' • . • ) ,' �...._.. , ··-.......... \I , . . II l I -PLAY JOIN THESE LOCAL' WINNERS· ( l'omoroy, Ohio Pomoroy, Ohio Willard Foutlree _ 50.00 Normon Smith Pomeroy, Ohie Copyright, T11o Krotor Co., 1116 • FreBh or FreBh Frozen ED $ lb. 10 lb. Can ............... or_.. .rluli"""' .lb. 89c Denver Cunninvham $10 Bonnie Dorst Po-roy, Ohio Finicky ollout park? You'll find nMhJn1 bvt tllo llttt ot K,... er. Our Bonel••• Loln0-Po'* ha1 all bone, akin, and txena fft removecf. CUT-UP Tray Pack ·f -·..... _........... 35c · . LEG QUARTERS . . . . . . -·- - - - - -- ....--12or, 89c lb. IT'S A• GIILI-Momin~ the only white lliress ~ CATFISH STEAK nor. ,..,, 49c IL. PERCH STEAK ... n-. 19c BREAST QUARTERS ·•· 39c'09. SUGAR .... 111111My liNk, -~Gravy, I Tulby I Grtvy 2 tb. VILLAGE INN PURE LARD--- .... 41 "' $1.39 15c Domino Pure Cane Grade A Large White the Western World, and Samson have :!tamed their baby daughter (above) Kesari at the W,ash• lngton Smithsonian National Zoolofllcal Park. Dtllclouoly cnomy • , , rich In ll.tvor • , , o nfrnhlnt cfo. 11ttlltl Evory . _ , . of C.U.. lry Club .. llnVfnt k:t Cftl~ KROGER EGGS Duncan HineB ABSOrted Flavors CAKE Ytl ..," tlitto moro th., ......... ,.. ......... Gold Modo! Pllln wi.R. FLOUR ....... .S:. 49c _., APPLESAUCE ••. 8':... Sl 4.=ssc Kroger Evaporated 18% oz. boxeB tall Dried CIIIIB •••••••• PINTO BEANS Spotlight lnBtant . CO-FFEE ... · 1a~z. $1.44 ~:. · 1 4 LONGHORN CHEESE r T;;tuist";m:-;BBSt;l I HEFTY APPETITE-This giant wheel excavator chews up 85,000 cubic yards a day digging -earthfill for California's San Luis dam project, one of the biggest such jobs In the U. S. The 8-otory mousier gets ill strength from an alloy developed by United States Steel Corp, eJ>gin'"'s. Golden Ripe Aging Gracefully R EGINA RESNIK must arrive two hours before curtain time so she can be changed from a charming singer into the Old Countess for Tchaikovsky's uQueen of Spildes," to be given by the Metropolitan Opera during ils April 25 to May I Spring Festival in Cleveland, Ohio. BA 78 C•, ._ ________ I ..,.,,, I v•ea. I WATERMELON. H 98c PANSIFlJ . •• -. y,.., 59c I Trey -ORANGE l -~ .i JUICE 59c 'KroJer White BREAD .... ~:· Morton-Frozen ••• ' ..' x~og ' . I Hair lllyilst •lllna '-""'• .... ·fltllahlnt lolldl en wl.. , •.,...., s~• ' ,, /' ' ' ( ' ' • '' .''"·CIIIIU t)'%. . I ~ I I ' . I 11 o:r. pkg• .. ' I . Mah..,p ...W Jame1 Plnte appllea 11- and shodewtl. K...., Colby ~ 6'/t FRY PAN : PETUNIAS ••• •. ..Otll. a.ao WHOLE ICE CR£A'M Flnf, Mill lelnik teaM 111011 In tlreui,. -- "-~.Ohio Aan• rown- I.GO Country Club All Flavors VOLUNTEERs-A newsman's te-Jephoto le111 makes volunteers at Crookston. Minn., seem jus:t pol~ apart as they attempt to break up an lee jam threatening an important highway bridge. The lee finally loosened, easing a flood. .,.!! COD STEAK-.... n.., 49c Fresh Frlling Chicken LOIN-0-POR ONLY ONE ol ils kind io this unique Mr. John hat trinuned by Sandy Freeman, New Yorio City hobbyist. ... OYSTERS-·-· ...... U.S.D.A Boneless HEAD 7URNER-Dobna Hazzard wears a new fashion that's guaranteed to tum heads, especially a Bermuda bobby's head. The pretty young miss from Georaetown; N. C., capered with the police helmet during a visit to .Jamed Elbow Beach during tho annual college weeks. "Seafood Specials" Pruh F....., 11101dard Cholco ,.....,.., • llu liEF ROAST l!lq>. 5/1/flll SOMETHING BREWING-Mayor Ba•·ry Ivers just eouldn't bear it when uniden· tified flying objects were- sighted across the Iiver in BangDr, Maine, end not in his town of Brewer, Maine. So he had this sign erected as an invitation. BREASTS ........................... lb. 59c WHOLE LEGS .... .......... lb. 49c DRUMSTICKS .... .......... lb. 55c WINGS................. ....... ...... lb. 35c BACKS & NECKS ·---lb.10c LIVERS -.-... ... ...... ..... lb. 89c GIBLETS ..... .......- ............. lb. 39c 5 LB. CAN $4.69 IWY_ __ Ilk 19 - 10.00 . FRESH FRYERS "PIECE CHICKEN" FREE SO - •.• ' 1oM U. 8. Gov. lnBpected Delivered From The Farm Thtrt's len was........... convtn· a-c.-when you ltuy •liclous canned hams from Swift or DubuljUI. C1nrttd hams h•v• the flavor locked ln. Yeu11 loYt 'tm, ·~ UIYe l\•1toliai - Pomeroy, Ohio Pomaroy, Ohio CHICKEN ••• ANYWAY YOU LIKE IT! . I VoW Garnet Hall _ Middleport, Ohio 5.00 Pomeroy, Ohio .w: --- Tom iliwlilews -· Pomoroy, Ohio 50.00 April Smith - 50.00 Kllhryn Jordon - Dorothy Fllchlll' .JO.OO Pomtroy, Ohio l!mma J, P1ut1h Moton, v.. ' • . • ) ,' �'' '' ,, ' --- Sixr1, BiriJnllty Celebrllled Monday ~- ... Mrs. John P. Follrod. Pomeroy; Mtl!. Oordoa C. Jack.on, Mtl. Mn. Lewis H4lbetg, RL I Emma II. Jentlns, Judaon 0. Oak HUI; Glena R. Webb, Coal Moreland, Mit,, flarold Palliln, Holler Hospital: Visitln8 1Grove: Cleo Lanier, L1111C11ster; Goy Peck, Samuel L. Pl~kellll, hours 24 and 7-8 p.m. Parents Sable Riley, Rl 2 lrontDn; Mrs. Mn. Anna L. Plymale, Milford only on Pedialrics Ward. Ronald D. Early, RaveMwood: Reynolds, Mn. Steve Rhea, Mn. Admlllloos Mr~. rm:man c. Brown, Aah- Nancy Rossiter, Mrs. ViriJII H. 0'· ~mest, E~ :!;'lonlng, " " 1\l!nnt.. Stover Rt.. 1 81d· land, Ky ..' ~;, Ro~~ L~ 01~ well: Mrs. Earl W. Carmon,j ••• • Aohlohd, •"./ .. '"'"· J.m.. K.t:!!e:- • Mr• Rt. I GBllipolio; Sheila Faye ' L. Strauobaugh, Albany. &faurice E. Venoy, Earl M. Wa~ ~J!!r!tr.m, RJ '· Vlntnn: Anthonv I Binn1 son, Mrs. Earl Wa11is, Mrs. w. Smith, Rt. 2 Cheshire: MrS. I Mrs. James L. F. R!!!'Alfred L. Warren, Rt. 2 Crown IAlbany, son, 7,118 a.m.: -ru.,.. mo!ld Staab and Infant oon, P•iricla L. Mealge, Rt. day; Mr8. Jolin P. tl'ollrod, i Mro. Charles D. McPhetero and Gai:~~~~;~:Ferry; Mrs. Cleve· IPomeroy, son, 1, 35 p.m. Tue!l- jinfant 100, land Rl. 2 Li!on w day· Mn James w Bamelte Va.; Clarence E. Sayre,' Rt. j Hendeno~ son 4.13 m 'l'Uel: Eight dr . Mt AltD W Va . Mrs Jame d ' ' . . . ams equal one w.' Bar.:ette', ~·so~· Mrs' ay. Dtscltarled ou~~t In llle lpothecarles' • · . we g · '!':!,' ··~-· Strausbaugh, I C~orgc ,... ,U.U:GHEHY TUNNEL WHAT iHE:. SOAI" 'NCOON AiUIIWTI:P Hi$ GUCCEiO& 10. HALF SUPS & owcl border to the Delawlll'e Rmr Bridge. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS BLOUSES $1.00 to $4.95 Y....Wr'•l1-., fLOOI Ablwen Jf'Jrcd 6:00 to 8:00 ePuroes eGiova eHoslery Racine Dept. Store ~ons • • • • : • • •• • 1 • a two car mishap Tue!day aft· way and another car drlven by Thomas H. Weston, Minersville wus attempting tD paiS at the same time causing the cars to oollide. Mary K. Wears suffered a bump on the head and two pa,. sengero In lbe car, Sherry Burtts, 1 year old aod Sandra Burns, 2 years old, each suf· fered bumped foreheads. Propo erty damaae wu estimated at $1200 to the two vehiCles. The mishap Is sUII under In· vestlgatlon by the Sheriff'• De· partment. Low-Loop llf8. 1.99 1.11 Nubby weave design. Non - skid backing. Fringl!!d end:.. 30«.50-in. sse 111 -------------- U9 ~r. ond M111. Jack Seiden· a fei and daughter, Jacklyn aod 1 , end Mrs. Phillip Smith and I rlene visited a recent Sun~. with Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Jv lhoan and children. Mr. and Mrs. William Rose, s Billy, of Columbus vi.~ited w h her mother, Mrs. Glenna M lhoan and Bernard Sunday. ~r. and Mrs. Art Kasper and si ter, Clara, of Columbus visit recently with her parents, M . and Mrs. ~aynard Bahr. r. and Mrs. C. E. Woode of 1 C PAIL ~~~~.:~~~:~~ill:·~ '":;~~: b sh la•l week. Twelve slitches w re neoded to the close the wound. :•. -Gie... S. Mi11toaD An average 25,000 shipo pan annwlly of New York, of more : . . arrive and de- from 111e port according It lbl Eaoy~ J=llon'"; 36·oz. siz_e. Snap-on cover. 3 1n set. - 58c .... Anti-splash pourKla: lip. 11 %·qt. size. J 27 2-qt. size. Aluminum . Bakelite handle. • 36-ifl . w;de by 6·tL tong. White. · 99c .... ... -- ' operator lor the 1!&0 Railroad, died oa an apparent bearl attack TUesday noon. Brinker was operating a crane at lbe tdtt ol the weekend land slide on Rt. 3S near the Rat!lne dam lite when he ajipmntly btCame W and stepped from bls crant to the lfOWlC[ where he wus ~~ b)' tbt fatal •~ ttck. The body was taken to the Charltbers Funeral Home In RlvtDswood, W. Vo. _.... _49•... J TISSUE DISPENSER c.y.tat plastic. 2-ply tessues. loOO River News . Gn&e reacllqs • Galllpolls llaln 112.3, 4U, falling one tenlb ol <t IGOI per hour, Pomeroyllason 29.'111, Pl. Ple818nl 39.31, Hinton 6.10, Kanwaha Falls 1UO, Cltarleston 29. '111. London was running 2211 feet, Marmet 3llaet, and Winfield 61 ket. lloat 1116\ltmebu: IIlLo River - OVEC up 14, 6t40 p. m.; Brlmtltone up 14, 2:45a.m.: llat'Vey Jordon down 15, l!!ll'a. m.: Reliable llltl Cltarlea R. up· 17, 2:06 a. m.: L. W. Sweet up 11, 7:16 a. m.; 'lfalter lltckjord down 20, 7:10 •· m.; lldllert Reed down 23, 81110 a. m.; WUIIam Pitt do Greenup 4:20 p. m.; Buck Slate up Greeuup 8:20 p. m.; !Cuo[Wesl V!raJllll up Greenup 9~10 p. 1ft. I Eastern up o.-up l2:30 1• m.; Elisha Woodt· up 0 - p l:liO a. m.t \'alvoiiDe ll(l Greenup 6 a. m.; Mark Eastin down Meldahl 1· :10 ~~>. m,; IDV~er clown Me~ Wtl t.tiO p, m., Jt!llboal o1o1111 Meldabl 4:10 .a. . m.; Ashtoo =~laabl 1 L m.: !:Ileana do1111 Mtlclahl I:IIG 1 a. 1lli Galupou. Dam - JQbn . J. RDwt up 2:10 p. Jl-1 1Dca l,lo\I'D ltll p. m.: l'JI!IN' liP lt:lh 111.; St. CltDnlm IIIII Ci'lill up I ,a. m,, 1111111 B. up Itt& a, m.; L. Fleore up 1:20 a. m.; --~-----------. ~~ "' 1.27 BIRD BATH WATER CAll 1.99 99o conON SHIRTS SLIPPERS 141 1.17 liwii'&T SHIRT 97c .lCIO%_ ... - . ~ ................ · ::.:r.77 ... 3~10. SPECIALS - -~!*lnl s-ta. ·~· .~ ................ I I l Z, :a, 4, t•wtntncl F.wi N&itfl#=;:: •••~.10 Orion Sholl Sweaton ............... ".17 Reg. 79c Nylon Lece ColfhiN·IGI?J\, ,Po ......" . .•, "t,i-Cv.n~; ~i ;Jur~a;;. LA~E~_ BLOSSOM ~ &:IS i. 111.1 J/Mt !i!IOtia lit IIWroet I P. 11.1 Allea R. tLOSIHI NOON TlfURSDAY- OPE.N FRIOAY AN.D SATURDAY NIGH't 'UNTIL 9:00 eASK FOR A SALE BILL , LEAN-WELL TRIMMED MEATY-LEAN English Roast ·· ·· · · ·· lb. 63c Beef Short Ribs ...... lit. 43t FRESH-LEAN BONELESS Fresh Turkeys SLICED BACON .. ... . · 'llll!vJ Wieners ··· ··· 1-lb. pkg. 69c Shrimp Cocktad 3 jan $1.00 ·.. FULLY COOKED-BONELESS CAP'N JOHN-Frozen, 10-oz. pkp. Canned Hams .. ·.... · lb. 89c Breaded Portions 2 pkgs. 7Sc QUARTERED-SLICED SLICED-FROZEN HUNT'S Tomatoes 7 • 1-lb. cans $1.00 Tomato Catsup 2 bottles 59& A&P BRAND Grape Juice 3• 24-oz. cans $1 Can Open• · ····· Only $5.55 Whites.,.. · ·· · Sib. bag 59c DORMEYER-.1 SPIED ANN PAGE Portable Mlxw · · Only $6.66 Mayonnaise ·•· ·· ·· Qt. Jar SSe Cherry Pie .... ·.. ·.. each 49c ORANGE OR LEMON ChiHon Cake ·····• each 49c JANE PARKER Glazed Donuts •.... · •z. 39e G&W GRANULATED 30c OFF ON-MI!LLOWMOOD SEAMLESS, REG, OR STRITCH Enriched Bread 4~:.:!. 89c ' ' . ·.~ •• Mine! let Cream lgal. 59c Roasted Peanuts · ·· · pkg. 391 .· · SULTANA-CREAMY Corlld BHf Hash · ··· can 39c Peanut Butter 21-lb. Jar 911 · Fresh Fru its and Vegetabl es! FLORIDA-FANCY Sweet Corn ··· ..... 6 ean 49c VINE-RIPENED TOMATOES LARGI SLICERS Cucumlten ·.... ••· 3 for 29c I lb. I'RlEIH-HAWAIIAN Plnupplts ........ each 49c PLAY lHE BONUS Bf?!=IN~ at Mei.Q.Bit-Amtrlcan or Pimento CIJ111e slices •· 6-oz. pkg. 29c C · Instant CoHee 10-oz. Jar 99c .· Candy Ban ·· 10 Bar Pacl39c CALII'ORNIA-LARGI Pl-pplt Vallllla a L-n Vanllll Fresh ·Eggs MlaUM A&P BRAND-SPECIAL Navtl Oranges .... 10 for 59c SUNNYIROOK .39 Tea Bags ........ 64 bags SSe SUPER-RIGHT-151!2"'"..., ,....--------.--!=• MADE WITH BunERMILK OUR OWN-NEW DESIGN A&P-In Tho Sholl, 12..,.. pkg. ANN PAGE Nylons lox of 2 Pair $1.39 Grape Jelly ····· · 21b. Jar 49c Ta sty Doiry Select ions! GltADi . Halibut Steaks ·..,. · ·· · lb. 79c IONA BRAND French Fries ···· 2lb. pkg. 29c JANI PAitKIR A&P LUCKY WINNERS! cloz. 21b. pkg. 89c LIIHan CarnH G.olllpolh, o. Mn. J•n• Young APPLY '1'0 W1ID PI'. fiLIUA9ANf - · Oall!poii•,.O. Ml'l. Gllllert h•rcl Galllpellt1 0 • . the MIIWfi!illlt.!l!llliilll.l · . ·IllY_ ' ~ ~~o dowll t~i~Beld' • a. 111.: J011111tan oldstyle • :~~aa . QDI ·.. · ~ f. !"Hal dip Wllleld, ol a. JM11 of WllhiD&- r.' ) ,) .. .... ,·. . .,.;J •••,, -Fine Qu ality Groceries! SUL;rANA-FROZEN Awake .. 3 • 9-oz. cans $1.00 'I Seafood Values CAP'N JOHN-Fr02tn, 4-oz.ltn S>VA$0NITE-ILECTRIC BIRDS EYE-1'1'111111, Sc o~Label 75•---- SUPER-RIGHT-SklniHI, All Moot Porklolns ............ lb. 79c B i ~1 Vo lues for Mother's Duy l Breatl Dough · · 3-lb. pkg. 39c l·lb. Pkg, Jumbo Bologna ··· ·· · lb. 59c COI'YRIQHT r» ltH, THI QR£AT ATLANTIC & ,AO!nC TlA C:O., INC. F. .' ~w:.:~nii: ~~n.~ ~ ;a~-:,~~~ 49c ANY SIZI PIECI This Sunday, you 'II tell your mother how much you care. We'd like to tell all mothers, "We Care, too:• 49c; ALL GOOD Avg. _ _ _ lb. Yes; she's very, very special. ~~ BELTSVILLE 5to 9-lb. Slie deserves a day of honor and tribute. She deserves the love of those she loves. MORTON-FR0%1!N Stewing Beef ·..... ·~· lb. BLADE CUTS------------- CHUCK STEAKS BMVtt lip lfJtlillt 1:411 I. lll.i liGallll ~· t8, Willi eo. , 0.., F, llliiNr dDn Wlnlltld IW!tltlt, l!a<rt tn'~ ·appU~lUbllll . ' Rib Roast .,.. ·" .. - .. lb. lfc .Ground Chuck ····· · · · lb. 69c Jane Park er Favor·ites! w BONE IN Shoulder -Roast ·· · ··· lb. 49c 1'l.iillnl1sll ~ lip Marmet 5:35 8. IILI Marion Rlael~ 19 MIIOD . ,,. ~ .J!II • ' To her family, she's special. She's understanding, a banquet chef, a shmt order cook, a fountain of love, a chauffeur, warmth and security. She's clean socks, starched dresses, a mender of hurts. She's scrubbed ears, a tender nurse, a maid, a queen. .;.llw, Transfer Made lb. ROUND BONE PT. PLEASANT - Rich1ord II Eugene Icenhower, 52, Mason, died Tuesday evening at home of an opparent self in· meted bullet wound. County Coroner Dr. Eshenaur ruled ouleide lD death. State Police Promotion, Boneltn c, lb. Self·inflicted eem: ~ c Fatal Wound According tD Sheriff's Department Icenhower was found in his bed at his home by h!J wife, Melba. He had taken his life with a 22 plst.JI shot In the tmnple. According lo roports, Icenhower bad been despondent for some time. The body was removed to the Fogle10ng Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements will be announe. ed. He is survived by his wife, Melba Stewart Icenhower; three daughters, Rhonda, IIAlbin and Mrs. Gary Bamllz, all of Mason· one son Richard A of Ma~; his Mrs: Gepr1,ia Icenhower, Mason, and i sister, Mrs. William Lovelt, Arthurdale, and two broth· ers, Homer, of WuhlnKton, D. C., nad Howard ol Upper Marlboro, Md. A ate-daughter also survives. Funeral services will be Friday at 10 a. m. at the Fogle· song funeral Home with the Rev. Marvan Frame' officiating Burial will be In Sunset etery tn Pt. Pleuanl. Friends may call at the fun· era! home on Thursday from 3 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. The lamOy hao requested no Rowtt'l -·--- ROASTS Blade Cuts Coroner Rules ~~~~ lollnr ., era at ~- ?,:"!'!~~ POM~ROT, PH!OsAtE'st~JihH&Rs.MORNI~G ,, AOMmED - Mrs. Charles Willett, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Brycle Donohew, Evans; Mrs. Don Bumgardner, New Haven\'Mrs. Jack Lane, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Carrie Judson, HarUord: Laura Stobe, Ashland: Freeland Swisher, Pt. Pleasant. Dlsebarged - Mrs. Carl Lieving, Pt. Pleasant: Walter I Hughes, Ashton; Mrs. Gary Deal, Glenwood; Mrs. Charles S tanley, Pt. Pleasant. PT. PLEASANT - Two form. er Mason .County State Polleemen were included 1n the motlono 111d tran!fets atmoolnol!d by Well VIrginia Slate Police Supl g. Burchett Ll. Carl . Null, f~erly head ol the local gpcbments, wu promoiAitl to captain and transferred to Elkins u of Sun· ~~i' to teploce capt. H. D. eoy. ner as Co, C. Commtnder. ner retired from the depattment Saturday. Capt. COytler wu · Illy ilatiolted In Pl. l'le!tSalttill ror many rears and hlided local detachment. Nutt goo to Elkins from a Olio JIOII Ul 'Cohiplny 8 lttadt(1tatt- J, S, lAWla liP 1131 t.m.: -,~eN FRAN ~<L• N~. f"ONE W'{2-34H · · " ·' ,.r ..: PT. PLEASAN'l' - J>erl F. Brinker, llli, ParketSbut1i crane J 54 lt20%x51h·ln. size. • Kitchen colors.l4 '/2 1.79 SHADES 57c ~andllisllll' T ppers PhlaiCins dvlsite d Wed· WOLF' PEN . .. . .. .. .. .. .. 1 w1t n cay y e Sa 1ser of Mr. and Mrs. Clilttoo O!lltOJ R cine. On Thursday they vi.. and family of Albany ...,.. ..... It~ Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr, day vtsilon o1 ber partDll, Jlr, birthday dinn.,. given by and Mrs. L!Jtcoln RuosOL M , and Mr5. Blaine Milhian, Carol Ann Barnll% of iJ1lc9la h ~ored their daughter, Miss lleiKhts was a woeUnd vlsllor E ~inP Miihuan a recent Sun- ot her grand~ J.lr. ud d y. A turkey dinner was serv- Mrs. D. H. Robf1a1. < to those named aod Tony Mr. and Mrs. Jot Bllltlc' e Mikel, th<ir uncle, W. E. were SUnday 911111n tl llllr ~ hoan of Middleport and daughter, 1ft. uti J!i.. La• ~ iliam W. Milhoan, Keno. 1 renoe S<arberrJ m1 fm8 ·t,<:: Crane Operator Dies at Work OnDamsite Jlc Polishe:d;";;;;;;~;F~~ tO-inch Teflon FRY PAN 'Or J!idge Keno Society Notes 1',4-inch natural oak molding complements lovtly 16x20.in prin~ • 1 · Karea Reed spent a reeell Sunday night wilb Mr. IIICI Mrs. Mike Kerwin. Mrs. Donna Webb and daugl> ters, Myra and Laura, of Sltadt visited recently wilb Mr. and Mrs. Sol BIIJiey. Mr. and Mn. Russell Hollinger and Daphlne were &mday dinner guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Holsinger. Mr. •nd Mrs. James Carter aod son, Jimmy, visited SttndaJ with Mr. and Mrs. Win Holslager and family. Sunday visiiDrs II Mr. and Mrs. Clintoo Holslager w.,.. Mr. and Mrs. Larry llolsbtger of Racine and Mr. 9d MrL Paul Holsqer ttl lloc:ktaaPorL 87c SAY! 1 1.91 FRAMED PICTURE COTTON RUG • 0 received minor injuries in to make a left turn into a drive- .. • rnd CHUC~ I Pleasant . Valley Hoopltal ernoon on Rt. 2 when a car driven by Mary K. Wears, Gal· II polls Ferry. was attempting ..Zgs ~ opiru utuaU, PT. PLEASANT - Three per· RACINE, 0. ltlan~d~r~ltes~a~o~l~oug'!_a~s~l~t~c~o~"':J·~--------------------------.2""""""""""""""'"""""'""'""'"""""'""'"""""'""'""""""~ P'roperty Transfers 10111 Three Injured In Accident OnRoute2 e Jewelry e Sportswur Serving Meigs County for over 94 Yem'3 MNIC CMotiN IOUNCI ore-COINONTHIIOI GOWNS and Shorty PAJAMAS • $2.98 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK .. . . . Ended 1 By Burea'US · (.bawn tomorrow) involved in the difficulty in arriving at a of freedom for "diverse tradlMember Federal Reserve System '• Consultation.!»l church union. consensus on theological be- tions. of ceremo~!' vesture, Member Federal Deposit.lnsurance Corporation · The consUltation seeks to liefs, worship practices and mustc and the like. nile the MethOOists. Episcopal, sacrament. Eacb local congregation could nited Presbyterian, Southern continue using its familiar hform Thev did run Into a few snags · resbyterian, African Metho- on involving the ·st EpisCopal, Disciples of ministry and organiz.aUonal ~ist, United Churches of structure of the proposed hrist and Evangelical United .1 church, but leaders were rethren Churches in a 24illiQJtmember btdy which hopeful of resolving most of the ou.Jd be the largest Protestant problems before the current ~========= meeting ends Thursday afterf. noon. "We're sailing happily along t:r with no material problems;' said EpisCopal Bishop Stephen F. Bayne Jr., chairman of the group drafting a statement of doctrines. The staremenl affirmed the 1 authority of the Bible and saJ\,uel c. Lewis, Faye L. I accepts the Apoolles' and wis to Harold D. Graham, Nicene creeds with the under· , reels, Scipio. standing that the church from KathrYn Daniels Poindexter to time to time must supplement or&e · A. Daniels, Lots, Mid- these historic expressions of the ep<ft. Christian faith with "new Kaflryn Daniels Poindexter, fonnulations as relevant as eorJe A. Daniels, Tresa Dan. possible to new times and ·:':' . . .. . : ·. SAVE 50c i Is ~o Laverne Dodson, Lots, situations." ·~ ·.·: . iddleport. The Rev. Dr. William Jack· Pearl F. Hysell, Birdie Mae son Jarman ef the Park Avenue ·.. . yse\1 t.o Pauline Markins, Lot, Christian Church in New York, HOMECREST® utland. chairman of the panel on CLOSET Love\' J. Sayre, Leta Jane ACCESSOIIIES ayre ·Potter, Darcy Potter to \ Made to our . nme~ · wauace Weaver, Alma ngid specific~t­ tions. . Weaver, Lot 21, Racine. J . E. Kaylor to James C. Ironing 'atson, Mae L. Watson, 1.61 PAD and COVER SET GARMENT BAG res, Olive. Adena Higgins to Homer Hig· Reg. Reg. 1.49 ·n ~. 80' acres, Columbia. .._ ...... _ H liD Non-sUck finish makes frying and Reg. ~95 By ........ o• ger I cleaning a cinch! Cool black han· Sil icone treated cover. Twin 2.59 Allen J. Eichinger, Haze The attendance at the Eden Holds 16 fuiHeogth gar· die. DuPont approved. layer pad of poly foam and ichinger to Francis J. Hewet- U. B. Sunday School on Easter ments. 3-hook wire 1rame. c:otton . Standard size. Heavy viflyl. Full zipper. n, .275 acre, Pomeroy. S d h'cb al Rail Maude Phillips, dec. tD Sian- un ay w 1 was so Y I fy H. Phillips, Cerl for Trans. Day wao 189. The Self-Denial Uand. offering was $80.40. Henry Millirons, Marie Mill- 1 The ladies WMA of the Eden ons to Theresa D. Skelton, . UB Cliurch have quilled twelve r.stee, parcels, Salisbury. ' quilts and kBotted four comforts Trustees of Frlendly Peoples during the past winter. urch of the Bethel Cliurcb of Virginia Carter and son, Jlmoo of Downlnglon to Trustees my, spent a dBy with Fannie PLACE MAT SET Jackson Con!. of Freewill BiRley. Return address. PerSet ol 4.. Mat-g plists Denomination, L o l, , Mr. and Mrs. Junior Holslng· $0t1al size; 80 in pkg. c:o~sten. Foam bad.. U~~eville. er and son, Paul, recently vtsi~ Rec-3!k 'Victor E. Nelson, Bernice ed Mrs. John Cline at Canton, lso• to Pearl F. Hysell, Bird- and Mr. and Mrs. John BaumReg. $1.988x10-lnch Photo Frame.,.$1.47 !'tattle Pllltit 1 Mae Hysel~ parcels, R u ~ gardner and family at ConReg. 69c Dura Maid" Rubber Gloves ••. 44c WASTEBASKET TRASH CONTAINERS neaul d I. gills Reg. 4/$1.00 lnfanU' Ankleta .••••• 4/BBc Reg. Reg. !Lowell F. and Mary Wingett Mr. and Mrs. VIJ' Ho inll· 1.89 Reg. 89c Boys' Denim Boxer Shorts .•• 57c J.M I WUiiam E. Wingett, Robert er were recent Sunday dinner WOA't ._. toon.. roa,4· Reg. 39c Boys' Crew Socks ••••••• 28c pr. Wingett, Ruth E. Wingett, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alva ... tol8h. 44-qt. capec:ity. Rag. 98c Hanwrr' Men's T·Shirt ..... 77c ire Letar Holsinger. 1 I ee s, l Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Barber recently Visited with E d I I b Grimm of Belpre. q~estioos Bo-. ··"'--·'""'~""'_....~ u., oy i. 1~ · "Super-Right" Quality MeatsI . DAlLAS (UPI) -Agreement church in the world. worship, reported "very subbasic principles of a united Reports from. closed-door st~n~al agreement" on the t'roll " tant church took shape work sessions tndicated the prm!'·-,Je that the enw church , among leaders of eight delegates were having little would provide a wide measur~ S!.:::!~j·, Mr~. 1-..., , ..: ....... Paul organltalliln dlret> New1 ·llU f~ ~~~i~ II' · wr and news~r edM'. , '. J~· !MI. u · 11 ;J9ii!t' !fi8Y "Letters dlt-.d to speelflc'l bf'llle Farm Bill'fiua•· . p-oblems wU1 be used IIIIIMI fil. 1111111 GaUl& ' ture tD keep members lnf~lll- Loea membetf ;01# ' ed. we also plan to make ful~ Slilte Farm 'Bureau pu 'I · er liBe ol more advisory eoun- anp 1 magaZine from llle . • Publication of the newsletter. ells and ~tronger committees I ican Farm BUrtau, In add!!' · I'.:m l!=!! ' tD oommumcate with the mem- l to tbe local newsletter. News," was suspended May t.l ben,'' he said. :.... This decision was reached by I . · -· ·O: &he r".iiiil• i1r .\th I Greater Ofle will _be _made of _ eM, Meigs and Galila arier 8 publle news meolia m the fu- • The Mag ..o'"' study of effectiveness of the lurt!. County bo"'',ds aod eom· state Rower of Louisiana publication. mtttees are being asked tD ap. Mlsslastppl, produces a .. · point on• member responsible biooiiOIIl than an' olber "We. feel that much of the for reporting activities and .is· naUve lo llle United . news m such a monthly publi· sues to the local newspapers Tbe creamy white cation io too sbtle to be of real and radio stations. reaches an average Yalue to our membership," said Tri-County Farm Bureau elgbt Incites. Plain or Print DUSTERS-- $2.98 Your Full Service Bank Is •• , on United Protestant Church akes Shape Among Eight Denominations ~~-?... p FULL SUPS .$1.98 & $2.98 Mil lions of autoists have had the experience of driving through the seven tunnels of Penn•ylvania Turnpike approaching New York Clly. On crowded days, the experience wasn't very pleasant due to the fact that four·lane traffic ·squeezed down to two·lane at these points. Correction of tbe situation was started four yean ago and now goes inlo a new phase, provided for bf. tbe ate ol I $77,500,1'00 bond Issue. Map giye• details of the improvements whlcb, wiU provide two .lanes eaclt wiJ flom lite ' ~.\ioy~~h;~~,:;·~~; Je:L:~~~i~·i::Jru,IW. i'ewsletter 18 --- . - -- Hospitai'News LADIES DRESSES $3.98 to $1 o.9B , t.'i ' " �'' '' ,, ' --- Sixr1, BiriJnllty Celebrllled Monday ~- ... Mrs. John P. Follrod. Pomeroy; Mtl!. Oordoa C. Jack.on, Mtl. Mn. Lewis H4lbetg, RL I Emma II. Jentlns, Judaon 0. Oak HUI; Glena R. Webb, Coal Moreland, Mit,, flarold Palliln, Holler Hospital: Visitln8 1Grove: Cleo Lanier, L1111C11ster; Goy Peck, Samuel L. Pl~kellll, hours 24 and 7-8 p.m. Parents Sable Riley, Rl 2 lrontDn; Mrs. Mn. Anna L. Plymale, Milford only on Pedialrics Ward. Ronald D. Early, RaveMwood: Reynolds, Mn. Steve Rhea, Mn. Admlllloos Mr~. rm:man c. Brown, Aah- Nancy Rossiter, Mrs. ViriJII H. 0'· ~mest, E~ :!;'lonlng, " " 1\l!nnt.. Stover Rt.. 1 81d· land, Ky ..' ~;, Ro~~ L~ 01~ well: Mrs. Earl W. Carmon,j ••• • Aohlohd, •"./ .. '"'"· J.m.. K.t:!!e:- • Mr• Rt. I GBllipolio; Sheila Faye ' L. Strauobaugh, Albany. &faurice E. Venoy, Earl M. Wa~ ~J!!r!tr.m, RJ '· Vlntnn: Anthonv I Binn1 son, Mrs. Earl Wa11is, Mrs. w. Smith, Rt. 2 Cheshire: MrS. I Mrs. James L. F. R!!!'Alfred L. Warren, Rt. 2 Crown IAlbany, son, 7,118 a.m.: -ru.,.. mo!ld Staab and Infant oon, P•iricla L. Mealge, Rt. day; Mr8. Jolin P. tl'ollrod, i Mro. Charles D. McPhetero and Gai:~~~~;~:Ferry; Mrs. Cleve· IPomeroy, son, 1, 35 p.m. Tue!l- jinfant 100, land Rl. 2 Li!on w day· Mn James w Bamelte Va.; Clarence E. Sayre,' Rt. j Hendeno~ son 4.13 m 'l'Uel: Eight dr . Mt AltD W Va . Mrs Jame d ' ' . . . ams equal one w.' Bar.:ette', ~·so~· Mrs' ay. Dtscltarled ou~~t In llle lpothecarles' • · . we g · '!':!,' ··~-· Strausbaugh, I C~orgc ,... ,U.U:GHEHY TUNNEL WHAT iHE:. SOAI" 'NCOON AiUIIWTI:P Hi$ GUCCEiO& 10. HALF SUPS & owcl border to the Delawlll'e Rmr Bridge. OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS BLOUSES $1.00 to $4.95 Y....Wr'•l1-., fLOOI Ablwen Jf'Jrcd 6:00 to 8:00 ePuroes eGiova eHoslery Racine Dept. Store ~ons • • • • : • • •• • 1 • a two car mishap Tue!day aft· way and another car drlven by Thomas H. Weston, Minersville wus attempting tD paiS at the same time causing the cars to oollide. Mary K. Wears suffered a bump on the head and two pa,. sengero In lbe car, Sherry Burtts, 1 year old aod Sandra Burns, 2 years old, each suf· fered bumped foreheads. Propo erty damaae wu estimated at $1200 to the two vehiCles. The mishap Is sUII under In· vestlgatlon by the Sheriff'• De· partment. Low-Loop llf8. 1.99 1.11 Nubby weave design. Non - skid backing. Fringl!!d end:.. 30«.50-in. sse 111 -------------- U9 ~r. ond M111. Jack Seiden· a fei and daughter, Jacklyn aod 1 , end Mrs. Phillip Smith and I rlene visited a recent Sun~. with Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Jv lhoan and children. Mr. and Mrs. William Rose, s Billy, of Columbus vi.~ited w h her mother, Mrs. Glenna M lhoan and Bernard Sunday. ~r. and Mrs. Art Kasper and si ter, Clara, of Columbus visit recently with her parents, M . and Mrs. ~aynard Bahr. r. and Mrs. C. E. Woode of 1 C PAIL ~~~~.:~~~:~~ill:·~ '":;~~: b sh la•l week. Twelve slitches w re neoded to the close the wound. :•. -Gie... S. Mi11toaD An average 25,000 shipo pan annwlly of New York, of more : . . arrive and de- from 111e port according It lbl Eaoy~ J=llon'"; 36·oz. siz_e. Snap-on cover. 3 1n set. - 58c .... Anti-splash pourKla: lip. 11 %·qt. size. J 27 2-qt. size. Aluminum . Bakelite handle. • 36-ifl . w;de by 6·tL tong. White. · 99c .... ... -- ' operator lor the 1!&0 Railroad, died oa an apparent bearl attack TUesday noon. Brinker was operating a crane at lbe tdtt ol the weekend land slide on Rt. 3S near the Rat!lne dam lite when he ajipmntly btCame W and stepped from bls crant to the lfOWlC[ where he wus ~~ b)' tbt fatal •~ ttck. The body was taken to the Charltbers Funeral Home In RlvtDswood, W. Vo. _.... _49•... J TISSUE DISPENSER c.y.tat plastic. 2-ply tessues. loOO River News . Gn&e reacllqs • Galllpolls llaln 112.3, 4U, falling one tenlb ol <t IGOI per hour, Pomeroyllason 29.'111, Pl. Ple818nl 39.31, Hinton 6.10, Kanwaha Falls 1UO, Cltarleston 29. '111. London was running 2211 feet, Marmet 3llaet, and Winfield 61 ket. lloat 1116\ltmebu: IIlLo River - OVEC up 14, 6t40 p. m.; Brlmtltone up 14, 2:45a.m.: llat'Vey Jordon down 15, l!!ll'a. m.: Reliable llltl Cltarlea R. up· 17, 2:06 a. m.: L. W. Sweet up 11, 7:16 a. m.; 'lfalter lltckjord down 20, 7:10 •· m.; lldllert Reed down 23, 81110 a. m.; WUIIam Pitt do Greenup 4:20 p. m.; Buck Slate up Greeuup 8:20 p. m.; !Cuo[Wesl V!raJllll up Greenup 9~10 p. 1ft. I Eastern up o.-up l2:30 1• m.; Elisha Woodt· up 0 - p l:liO a. m.t \'alvoiiDe ll(l Greenup 6 a. m.; Mark Eastin down Meldahl 1· :10 ~~>. m,; IDV~er clown Me~ Wtl t.tiO p, m., Jt!llboal o1o1111 Meldabl 4:10 .a. . m.; Ashtoo =~laabl 1 L m.: !:Ileana do1111 Mtlclahl I:IIG 1 a. 1lli Galupou. Dam - JQbn . J. RDwt up 2:10 p. Jl-1 1Dca l,lo\I'D ltll p. m.: l'JI!IN' liP lt:lh 111.; St. CltDnlm IIIII Ci'lill up I ,a. m,, 1111111 B. up Itt& a, m.; L. Fleore up 1:20 a. m.; --~-----------. ~~ "' 1.27 BIRD BATH WATER CAll 1.99 99o conON SHIRTS SLIPPERS 141 1.17 liwii'&T SHIRT 97c .lCIO%_ ... - . ~ ................ · ::.:r.77 ... 3~10. SPECIALS - -~!*lnl s-ta. ·~· .~ ................ I I l Z, :a, 4, t•wtntncl F.wi N&itfl#=;:: •••~.10 Orion Sholl Sweaton ............... ".17 Reg. 79c Nylon Lece ColfhiN·IGI?J\, ,Po ......" . .•, "t,i-Cv.n~; ~i ;Jur~a;;. LA~E~_ BLOSSOM ~ &:IS i. 111.1 J/Mt !i!IOtia lit IIWroet I P. 11.1 Allea R. tLOSIHI NOON TlfURSDAY- OPE.N FRIOAY AN.D SATURDAY NIGH't 'UNTIL 9:00 eASK FOR A SALE BILL , LEAN-WELL TRIMMED MEATY-LEAN English Roast ·· ·· · · ·· lb. 63c Beef Short Ribs ...... lit. 43t FRESH-LEAN BONELESS Fresh Turkeys SLICED BACON .. ... . · 'llll!vJ Wieners ··· ··· 1-lb. pkg. 69c Shrimp Cocktad 3 jan $1.00 ·.. FULLY COOKED-BONELESS CAP'N JOHN-Frozen, 10-oz. pkp. Canned Hams .. ·.... · lb. 89c Breaded Portions 2 pkgs. 7Sc QUARTERED-SLICED SLICED-FROZEN HUNT'S Tomatoes 7 • 1-lb. cans $1.00 Tomato Catsup 2 bottles 59& A&P BRAND Grape Juice 3• 24-oz. cans $1 Can Open• · ····· Only $5.55 Whites.,.. · ·· · Sib. bag 59c DORMEYER-.1 SPIED ANN PAGE Portable Mlxw · · Only $6.66 Mayonnaise ·•· ·· ·· Qt. Jar SSe Cherry Pie .... ·.. ·.. each 49c ORANGE OR LEMON ChiHon Cake ·····• each 49c JANE PARKER Glazed Donuts •.... · •z. 39e G&W GRANULATED 30c OFF ON-MI!LLOWMOOD SEAMLESS, REG, OR STRITCH Enriched Bread 4~:.:!. 89c ' ' . ·.~ •• Mine! let Cream lgal. 59c Roasted Peanuts · ·· · pkg. 391 .· · SULTANA-CREAMY Corlld BHf Hash · ··· can 39c Peanut Butter 21-lb. Jar 911 · Fresh Fru its and Vegetabl es! FLORIDA-FANCY Sweet Corn ··· ..... 6 ean 49c VINE-RIPENED TOMATOES LARGI SLICERS Cucumlten ·.... ••· 3 for 29c I lb. I'RlEIH-HAWAIIAN Plnupplts ........ each 49c PLAY lHE BONUS Bf?!=IN~ at Mei.Q.Bit-Amtrlcan or Pimento CIJ111e slices •· 6-oz. pkg. 29c C · Instant CoHee 10-oz. Jar 99c .· Candy Ban ·· 10 Bar Pacl39c CALII'ORNIA-LARGI Pl-pplt Vallllla a L-n Vanllll Fresh ·Eggs MlaUM A&P BRAND-SPECIAL Navtl Oranges .... 10 for 59c SUNNYIROOK .39 Tea Bags ........ 64 bags SSe SUPER-RIGHT-151!2"'"..., ,....--------.--!=• MADE WITH BunERMILK OUR OWN-NEW DESIGN A&P-In Tho Sholl, 12..,.. pkg. ANN PAGE Nylons lox of 2 Pair $1.39 Grape Jelly ····· · 21b. Jar 49c Ta sty Doiry Select ions! GltADi . Halibut Steaks ·..,. · ·· · lb. 79c IONA BRAND French Fries ···· 2lb. pkg. 29c JANI PAitKIR A&P LUCKY WINNERS! cloz. 21b. pkg. 89c LIIHan CarnH G.olllpolh, o. Mn. J•n• Young APPLY '1'0 W1ID PI'. fiLIUA9ANf - · Oall!poii•,.O. Ml'l. Gllllert h•rcl Galllpellt1 0 • . the MIIWfi!illlt.!l!llliilll.l · . ·IllY_ ' ~ ~~o dowll t~i~Beld' • a. 111.: J011111tan oldstyle • :~~aa . QDI ·.. · ~ f. !"Hal dip Wllleld, ol a. JM11 of WllhiD&- r.' ) ,) .. .... ,·. . .,.;J •••,, -Fine Qu ality Groceries! SUL;rANA-FROZEN Awake .. 3 • 9-oz. cans $1.00 'I Seafood Values CAP'N JOHN-Fr02tn, 4-oz.ltn S>VA$0NITE-ILECTRIC BIRDS EYE-1'1'111111, Sc o~Label 75•---- SUPER-RIGHT-SklniHI, All Moot Porklolns ............ lb. 79c B i ~1 Vo lues for Mother's Duy l Breatl Dough · · 3-lb. pkg. 39c l·lb. Pkg, Jumbo Bologna ··· ·· · lb. 59c COI'YRIQHT r» ltH, THI QR£AT ATLANTIC & ,AO!nC TlA C:O., INC. F. .' ~w:.:~nii: ~~n.~ ~ ;a~-:,~~~ 49c ANY SIZI PIECI This Sunday, you 'II tell your mother how much you care. We'd like to tell all mothers, "We Care, too:• 49c; ALL GOOD Avg. _ _ _ lb. Yes; she's very, very special. ~~ BELTSVILLE 5to 9-lb. Slie deserves a day of honor and tribute. She deserves the love of those she loves. MORTON-FR0%1!N Stewing Beef ·..... ·~· lb. BLADE CUTS------------- CHUCK STEAKS BMVtt lip lfJtlillt 1:411 I. lll.i liGallll ~· t8, Willi eo. , 0.., F, llliiNr dDn Wlnlltld IW!tltlt, l!a<rt tn'~ ·appU~lUbllll . ' Rib Roast .,.. ·" .. - .. lb. lfc .Ground Chuck ····· · · · lb. 69c Jane Park er Favor·ites! w BONE IN Shoulder -Roast ·· · ··· lb. 49c 1'l.iillnl1sll ~ lip Marmet 5:35 8. IILI Marion Rlael~ 19 MIIOD . ,,. ~ .J!II • ' To her family, she's special. She's understanding, a banquet chef, a shmt order cook, a fountain of love, a chauffeur, warmth and security. She's clean socks, starched dresses, a mender of hurts. She's scrubbed ears, a tender nurse, a maid, a queen. .;.llw, Transfer Made lb. ROUND BONE PT. PLEASANT - Rich1ord II Eugene Icenhower, 52, Mason, died Tuesday evening at home of an opparent self in· meted bullet wound. County Coroner Dr. Eshenaur ruled ouleide lD death. State Police Promotion, Boneltn c, lb. Self·inflicted eem: ~ c Fatal Wound According tD Sheriff's Department Icenhower was found in his bed at his home by h!J wife, Melba. He had taken his life with a 22 plst.JI shot In the tmnple. According lo roports, Icenhower bad been despondent for some time. The body was removed to the Fogle10ng Funeral Home. Funeral arrangements will be announe. ed. He is survived by his wife, Melba Stewart Icenhower; three daughters, Rhonda, IIAlbin and Mrs. Gary Bamllz, all of Mason· one son Richard A of Ma~; his Mrs: Gepr1,ia Icenhower, Mason, and i sister, Mrs. William Lovelt, Arthurdale, and two broth· ers, Homer, of WuhlnKton, D. C., nad Howard ol Upper Marlboro, Md. A ate-daughter also survives. Funeral services will be Friday at 10 a. m. at the Fogle· song funeral Home with the Rev. Marvan Frame' officiating Burial will be In Sunset etery tn Pt. Pleuanl. Friends may call at the fun· era! home on Thursday from 3 to 5 p. m. and 7 to 9 p. m. The lamOy hao requested no Rowtt'l -·--- ROASTS Blade Cuts Coroner Rules ~~~~ lollnr ., era at ~- ?,:"!'!~~ POM~ROT, PH!OsAtE'st~JihH&Rs.MORNI~G ,, AOMmED - Mrs. Charles Willett, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Brycle Donohew, Evans; Mrs. Don Bumgardner, New Haven\'Mrs. Jack Lane, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Carrie Judson, HarUord: Laura Stobe, Ashland: Freeland Swisher, Pt. Pleasant. Dlsebarged - Mrs. Carl Lieving, Pt. Pleasant: Walter I Hughes, Ashton; Mrs. Gary Deal, Glenwood; Mrs. Charles S tanley, Pt. Pleasant. PT. PLEASANT - Two form. er Mason .County State Polleemen were included 1n the motlono 111d tran!fets atmoolnol!d by Well VIrginia Slate Police Supl g. Burchett Ll. Carl . Null, f~erly head ol the local gpcbments, wu promoiAitl to captain and transferred to Elkins u of Sun· ~~i' to teploce capt. H. D. eoy. ner as Co, C. Commtnder. ner retired from the depattment Saturday. Capt. COytler wu · Illy ilatiolted In Pl. l'le!tSalttill ror many rears and hlided local detachment. Nutt goo to Elkins from a Olio JIOII Ul 'Cohiplny 8 lttadt(1tatt- J, S, lAWla liP 1131 t.m.: -,~eN FRAN ~<L• N~. f"ONE W'{2-34H · · " ·' ,.r ..: PT. PLEASAN'l' - J>erl F. Brinker, llli, ParketSbut1i crane J 54 lt20%x51h·ln. size. • Kitchen colors.l4 '/2 1.79 SHADES 57c ~andllisllll' T ppers PhlaiCins dvlsite d Wed· WOLF' PEN . .. . .. .. .. .. .. 1 w1t n cay y e Sa 1ser of Mr. and Mrs. Clilttoo O!lltOJ R cine. On Thursday they vi.. and family of Albany ...,.. ..... It~ Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr, day vtsilon o1 ber partDll, Jlr, birthday dinn.,. given by and Mrs. L!Jtcoln RuosOL M , and Mr5. Blaine Milhian, Carol Ann Barnll% of iJ1lc9la h ~ored their daughter, Miss lleiKhts was a woeUnd vlsllor E ~inP Miihuan a recent Sun- ot her grand~ J.lr. ud d y. A turkey dinner was serv- Mrs. D. H. Robf1a1. < to those named aod Tony Mr. and Mrs. Jot Bllltlc' e Mikel, th<ir uncle, W. E. were SUnday 911111n tl llllr ~ hoan of Middleport and daughter, 1ft. uti J!i.. La• ~ iliam W. Milhoan, Keno. 1 renoe S<arberrJ m1 fm8 ·t,<:: Crane Operator Dies at Work OnDamsite Jlc Polishe:d;";;;;;;~;F~~ tO-inch Teflon FRY PAN 'Or J!idge Keno Society Notes 1',4-inch natural oak molding complements lovtly 16x20.in prin~ • 1 · Karea Reed spent a reeell Sunday night wilb Mr. IIICI Mrs. Mike Kerwin. Mrs. Donna Webb and daugl> ters, Myra and Laura, of Sltadt visited recently wilb Mr. and Mrs. Sol BIIJiey. Mr. and Mn. Russell Hollinger and Daphlne were &mday dinner guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Holsinger. Mr. •nd Mrs. James Carter aod son, Jimmy, visited SttndaJ with Mr. and Mrs. Win Holslager and family. Sunday visiiDrs II Mr. and Mrs. Clintoo Holslager w.,.. Mr. and Mrs. Larry llolsbtger of Racine and Mr. 9d MrL Paul Holsqer ttl lloc:ktaaPorL 87c SAY! 1 1.91 FRAMED PICTURE COTTON RUG • 0 received minor injuries in to make a left turn into a drive- .. • rnd CHUC~ I Pleasant . Valley Hoopltal ernoon on Rt. 2 when a car driven by Mary K. Wears, Gal· II polls Ferry. was attempting ..Zgs ~ opiru utuaU, PT. PLEASANT - Three per· RACINE, 0. ltlan~d~r~ltes~a~o~l~oug'!_a~s~l~t~c~o~"':J·~--------------------------.2""""""""""""""'"""""'""'""'"""""'""'"""""'""'""""""~ P'roperty Transfers 10111 Three Injured In Accident OnRoute2 e Jewelry e Sportswur Serving Meigs County for over 94 Yem'3 MNIC CMotiN IOUNCI ore-COINONTHIIOI GOWNS and Shorty PAJAMAS • $2.98 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK .. . . . Ended 1 By Burea'US · (.bawn tomorrow) involved in the difficulty in arriving at a of freedom for "diverse tradlMember Federal Reserve System '• Consultation.!»l church union. consensus on theological be- tions. of ceremo~!' vesture, Member Federal Deposit.lnsurance Corporation · The consUltation seeks to liefs, worship practices and mustc and the like. nile the MethOOists. Episcopal, sacrament. Eacb local congregation could nited Presbyterian, Southern continue using its familiar hform Thev did run Into a few snags · resbyterian, African Metho- on involving the ·st EpisCopal, Disciples of ministry and organiz.aUonal ~ist, United Churches of structure of the proposed hrist and Evangelical United .1 church, but leaders were rethren Churches in a 24illiQJtmember btdy which hopeful of resolving most of the ou.Jd be the largest Protestant problems before the current ~========= meeting ends Thursday afterf. noon. "We're sailing happily along t:r with no material problems;' said EpisCopal Bishop Stephen F. Bayne Jr., chairman of the group drafting a statement of doctrines. The staremenl affirmed the 1 authority of the Bible and saJ\,uel c. Lewis, Faye L. I accepts the Apoolles' and wis to Harold D. Graham, Nicene creeds with the under· , reels, Scipio. standing that the church from KathrYn Daniels Poindexter to time to time must supplement or&e · A. Daniels, Lots, Mid- these historic expressions of the ep<ft. Christian faith with "new Kaflryn Daniels Poindexter, fonnulations as relevant as eorJe A. Daniels, Tresa Dan. possible to new times and ·:':' . . .. . : ·. SAVE 50c i Is ~o Laverne Dodson, Lots, situations." ·~ ·.·: . iddleport. The Rev. Dr. William Jack· Pearl F. Hysell, Birdie Mae son Jarman ef the Park Avenue ·.. . yse\1 t.o Pauline Markins, Lot, Christian Church in New York, HOMECREST® utland. chairman of the panel on CLOSET Love\' J. Sayre, Leta Jane ACCESSOIIIES ayre ·Potter, Darcy Potter to \ Made to our . nme~ · wauace Weaver, Alma ngid specific~t­ tions. . Weaver, Lot 21, Racine. J . E. Kaylor to James C. Ironing 'atson, Mae L. Watson, 1.61 PAD and COVER SET GARMENT BAG res, Olive. Adena Higgins to Homer Hig· Reg. Reg. 1.49 ·n ~. 80' acres, Columbia. .._ ...... _ H liD Non-sUck finish makes frying and Reg. ~95 By ........ o• ger I cleaning a cinch! Cool black han· Sil icone treated cover. Twin 2.59 Allen J. Eichinger, Haze The attendance at the Eden Holds 16 fuiHeogth gar· die. DuPont approved. layer pad of poly foam and ichinger to Francis J. Hewet- U. B. Sunday School on Easter ments. 3-hook wire 1rame. c:otton . Standard size. Heavy viflyl. Full zipper. n, .275 acre, Pomeroy. S d h'cb al Rail Maude Phillips, dec. tD Sian- un ay w 1 was so Y I fy H. Phillips, Cerl for Trans. Day wao 189. The Self-Denial Uand. offering was $80.40. Henry Millirons, Marie Mill- 1 The ladies WMA of the Eden ons to Theresa D. Skelton, . UB Cliurch have quilled twelve r.stee, parcels, Salisbury. ' quilts and kBotted four comforts Trustees of Frlendly Peoples during the past winter. urch of the Bethel Cliurcb of Virginia Carter and son, Jlmoo of Downlnglon to Trustees my, spent a dBy with Fannie PLACE MAT SET Jackson Con!. of Freewill BiRley. Return address. PerSet ol 4.. Mat-g plists Denomination, L o l, , Mr. and Mrs. Junior Holslng· $0t1al size; 80 in pkg. c:o~sten. Foam bad.. U~~eville. er and son, Paul, recently vtsi~ Rec-3!k 'Victor E. Nelson, Bernice ed Mrs. John Cline at Canton, lso• to Pearl F. Hysell, Bird- and Mr. and Mrs. John BaumReg. $1.988x10-lnch Photo Frame.,.$1.47 !'tattle Pllltit 1 Mae Hysel~ parcels, R u ~ gardner and family at ConReg. 69c Dura Maid" Rubber Gloves ••. 44c WASTEBASKET TRASH CONTAINERS neaul d I. gills Reg. 4/$1.00 lnfanU' Ankleta .••••• 4/BBc Reg. Reg. !Lowell F. and Mary Wingett Mr. and Mrs. VIJ' Ho inll· 1.89 Reg. 89c Boys' Denim Boxer Shorts .•• 57c J.M I WUiiam E. Wingett, Robert er were recent Sunday dinner WOA't ._. toon.. roa,4· Reg. 39c Boys' Crew Socks ••••••• 28c pr. Wingett, Ruth E. Wingett, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alva ... tol8h. 44-qt. capec:ity. Rag. 98c Hanwrr' Men's T·Shirt ..... 77c ire Letar Holsinger. 1 I ee s, l Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Barber recently Visited with E d I I b Grimm of Belpre. q~estioos Bo-. ··"'--·'""'~""'_....~ u., oy i. 1~ · "Super-Right" Quality MeatsI . DAlLAS (UPI) -Agreement church in the world. worship, reported "very subbasic principles of a united Reports from. closed-door st~n~al agreement" on the t'roll " tant church took shape work sessions tndicated the prm!'·-,Je that the enw church , among leaders of eight delegates were having little would provide a wide measur~ S!.:::!~j·, Mr~. 1-..., , ..: ....... Paul organltalliln dlret> New1 ·llU f~ ~~~i~ II' · wr and news~r edM'. , '. J~· !MI. u · 11 ;J9ii!t' !fi8Y "Letters dlt-.d to speelflc'l bf'llle Farm Bill'fiua•· . p-oblems wU1 be used IIIIIMI fil. 1111111 GaUl& ' ture tD keep members lnf~lll- Loea membetf ;01# ' ed. we also plan to make ful~ Slilte Farm 'Bureau pu 'I · er liBe ol more advisory eoun- anp 1 magaZine from llle . • Publication of the newsletter. ells and ~tronger committees I ican Farm BUrtau, In add!!' · I'.:m l!=!! ' tD oommumcate with the mem- l to tbe local newsletter. News," was suspended May t.l ben,'' he said. :.... This decision was reached by I . · -· ·O: &he r".iiiil• i1r .\th I Greater Ofle will _be _made of _ eM, Meigs and Galila arier 8 publle news meolia m the fu- • The Mag ..o'"' study of effectiveness of the lurt!. County bo"'',ds aod eom· state Rower of Louisiana publication. mtttees are being asked tD ap. Mlsslastppl, produces a .. · point on• member responsible biooiiOIIl than an' olber "We. feel that much of the for reporting activities and .is· naUve lo llle United . news m such a monthly publi· sues to the local newspapers Tbe creamy white cation io too sbtle to be of real and radio stations. reaches an average Yalue to our membership," said Tri-County Farm Bureau elgbt Incites. Plain or Print DUSTERS-- $2.98 Your Full Service Bank Is •• , on United Protestant Church akes Shape Among Eight Denominations ~~-?... p FULL SUPS .$1.98 & $2.98 Mil lions of autoists have had the experience of driving through the seven tunnels of Penn•ylvania Turnpike approaching New York Clly. On crowded days, the experience wasn't very pleasant due to the fact that four·lane traffic ·squeezed down to two·lane at these points. Correction of tbe situation was started four yean ago and now goes inlo a new phase, provided for bf. tbe ate ol I $77,500,1'00 bond Issue. Map giye• details of the improvements whlcb, wiU provide two .lanes eaclt wiJ flom lite ' ~.\ioy~~h;~~,:;·~~; Je:L:~~~i~·i::Jru,IW. i'ewsletter 18 --- . - -- Hospitai'News LADIES DRESSES $3.98 to $1 o.9B , t.'i ' " �) I ,;· , ,. l""DliiY Sentinel. .,.meroy-Mlcldloport, 0., llhJ 4, ~: • > . 1· • • '. •' 't··~:" ....... ~_...- .....,:'"""'·~~.ll"ft4.~ ,lj' ' 'f!'f;~·-··- ' Band Booster Officers Installed ltee Around And About ~ ;Redi'fer for Service Honoring , llice M. Howard at E. U. B. Church Installation of officer! for the for the horns. coming year~was beld and com- Committees lor serving the mlttees nanied by the Pomeroy alumni banquet May !8 were ~.And Borii:l~~r A~oclatlon Mona named 8fld included M;s. Ilimday eveni~g in the Senior Hlgll aid McKenzie and Mrs. Eugene School andltonum. Triplett, general chairmen. 1\11'>1. Tht!J'lllon Russell, presi- Mrs. James Quivey and Mrs. dent, presided. It was announo- Ebner Bailey, chairmen. ~•. ed that the band will particl· Victor . Hannah, Mrs. Gene pate m two parades on Mem- Houdaohelt, Mrs. Jam., Clatorial Day, wearing summer un- 1worthy~ Mrs. Richard Neutz.. iforms. and have a noat in llng, Mrs. James Titus, Mrs. the Reg,tta parade. IDonald Lanning, Mrs. Waller Band director Donald Miller Grueser, Mrs. Leo Crew, MrFl. thanked the association for its· Kenneth MoLaughlin, Mrs. Ver· JOAN VAN MATRE llir. and Iitrs. Howard T. help the tut.,t year. A contribu- non Bing, Mrs. John Beavtr, tion of $147.50 was made to Mrs. George Hobstetter, Mr!.. Van Matre, , Masoa, are aa- purchase flashlights lor band Roy Mayer and Mrs. Charles nouncin1 ttle fortbcemlug hats and lor two shoulder pads IGriffith, kltoben. lll8JTI8Jt o( tbelr daugb~, Joan Arlene, to Airman Tbird Clas1 George A. Hoftman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles _Hoffman, 1178 uncoln He•?" .. ts, Pomeroy, Ohio. Miss Vaa Ma.. tre wm be a 1166 graduaie "' wabama Hlgb School Mr. Hoffman Is a. 196t graduate of Pomeroy H1gb scbool and is now stationed at Forbe& Air Force Base, Kaasa-1. Tbe opeo cb~b wedding wW be aa event of June 4tb at 7:30 p. m. at the MaBOn MetllOdist Cburcb. Mrs. Hsrry Watson and Torn Crow Jr., chairman, Wllllam Radford, Mrs. Hennessy, Mrs. William Nelson, Mrs. Paul Hudson, Mrs. Leo Vaughan, Mrs. C. E. Mrs. Charles Legar, Mrs. ert Fetty, Mrs. Harold bach, Mrs. Robert to:"'· Roy Gtueser, Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Leslie Fult7., dining room. Mrs. Avery St. Clair and Mrs. Ralph Smith, ehalrmen, · Edward Wells. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Ray Glaze, Orien Colmer, Mrs. Neutzling, Mrs. George Mrs. Arthur Nease, Mrs. 1 1 1 1 t 1 cr.rt!,·:h: il,!~~lese. ~~~~117rj.~~d!7.b~~!:"~ ~::'i~7f !\'!"1:; New I Home Furnishings Mrs. Roec/el is Hostess Monday Of Garden Club . . 10th Birthday I C / br d s e 0 A 'I 30th Prl . • AMerica looks and turns sodly 1In taking the blood !rom away hymns you sing Por she thinks of the price He I You have left It a pule and llad to poy ' orless thing. To save her from death, !rom At the story o! Jonah and grief, despair: lei you scoffed, And now He sits in the judg- And at Shadrach, Meshach ment chair. and Abednego laughed My good servant Job ynu 'hold He opens His mouth, begins tol in derlsloll; speak And questioned the truth And tears o! ,compassion !low Apostle John's vision. down His cheeks. For this demon of drink you ..To save you from this, I let loose on the land came," He said, !Many thousands of sounds I re(America trembles and bows I quire at your hand ller bead) You have boasted so ~It of Perhaps now in memory she revenues gained can see And with blond your vote That bloodstained Cross of Cslapproval is stained; I i )l I. ' I ( I I I ~ Carload Sale ' \ I : ,,.... ,.,_, ..--· .....'"' I .I 1 I Roush's Shoe Store 1 ~~ords I jI I• PAnNT STRAPS CAtENDAR ~111 FRAMING LUMBER FOR NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION In spite of price raises, we have plenty for you at our regular low prices. • Doors • Windows eP1neling e Plenly on Hand • Ceiling Tile For All Your Needs- Low Prices .BAKER . FU"'NITURE , THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! 3 -PIECE pr~~~~~~~~~~;.;;;;;.;;;;~~~~ I" BATHROOM OUTFIT ~Irs. $7 9·50 (No Flttlnga) Phone 773·5554 Collect-And Free Delivery HGGG-& ZUSPAN MAnRIALS CO. 1 •I If---~~-~··~;;;-;::~;--;;;--:;:::~-;::::::;-::;--::::-~-:::;:fJ boor""-· .• OPEN F.RIDAY TIL 8:00..;. SATURDAYI TIL. a. · oo· ·7 :; To would pteailfnl! not and llllc.e warning beed - yoa Now In this dark "Y ynu plead. MASON ho~:~::~ll W.VA. : /" MOTHER'S DAY, SUNDAY, MAY 8th You bave sold lo yourself, "It Is vain to serve God." You_mig~t ~~e ..escaped,., bad nt:W~::V Hia wu;. .... now you sit In the Judgement Hall. WDI you bear me ll once again I call?, AMERICA AWAKE! There one hope. for thee! asking forgiveness and returning to Me. Amanda Wade Taylor iii S'iUiE WITH A WIDER SEliCTION - OF - LADIES' PHIL MAID SHADOW PANEL FRONT NYLON SLIPS Society Notts $ FULL LENGTH STYLES • • .99 >HADOW PANEL Mr. and Mra. Harold Singer, Mrs. Fred Reiber and daughter of Toledo were here to attend the fUileral of their aunt, Mrs. Susie Birch and spent Saturday nlgbt with Mrs. Hattie FrecJ. erick. . Mr. and Mrs._ Lawrence Smger and two children of Toledo were llere to attend the funeral of thelr aunt Mrs. .Susae Birch and spent a night with Mr. and Mrs. Waid Spencer. Sunday dlnner guests of and Mrs. Henry Spencer Vance were Mr. and Mrs. son Spencer of Racine, Hattie Frederick, and Mr. Mts. Lowell . Bing and Henry Spencer, who has Ill with pneumonia, Is lng. Martha McElroy has quite ill but ls now much ter. BUDGET SHOP meet-~ • CORNE P"'· SOCIAL Mam About ·I PeopIe In •' .• Pcmeroy Santlnet, Pomeroy·Micldleport, o., Mar 4, 19611-13 . vary; He conllnliC!B 1o speak: ''My life I gave r You would not believe thai you .AIII!IIICA. (BACK TO GOD) . mlgrt be saved. America slt.Ei lli tht: Judgcwt;utiYc:.: !'.t'.'e ~ee~2 t~ my ~h.. Hall bath day Before the great Judge who Is That was set apart 1o over all, , and pray; Now what bas she done? I near You have broken my laws you say, altered them Be stU!, my friend, there Is To please the world and coming this way lusts of men· Her accuser. He entered the You oppressed the poor room just now greed and gain With 118ll-plerced hands and And bartered God's love thorns on His brow. worldly fame. THE POET'S .R Mrs. Larry Sheel1, . Joe Ebersbach, Mrs: Ha~ Lohse and Mrs. Richa Mees, clean-up; and Mrs. Mar-vin Burt and Mrs. Renzo Mel> ehlm, Officers were installed by Mrs. Gene Rouaasllelt and were Donald McKenzie, presid t· Mr James Quivey vice enid Mrs Roy Mayer pres ten ' d- Mrs Harry wa~ socre :;:· a~r · son, asu · Committees for the new year named by Mrs. McKenzie are Mrs. Roy Mayer, Mrs. James Quivey, Mrs. Norman H 1 r· brechl and Mrs. Kenneth Me· Laughlin, ways and means; Mrs. Vernon Bing, member~ ship; Mrs. Eugene Triplett, supply: Mrs. Gene Houdashelt, publicity, and Mrs. ;Elza Gilmore, Jr., and Mrs1 Charles Legar, hospitality. · . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murray . ~ a_.~pt~,~:'_I.,tnu~~=r Atbert Boston, ~ev. Stanley Harri~ and son, Waltt.r _Murray. : ~~..~ .-~ . .............. ·-- --- ~ k~fl'V"P and familv. Mr. and WARhm~ton. D. e. were here . he Oak Grove E.U.B. !Mrs. Paul Randolph, Pauletta Ivisiting his parents, Mr. and b. Iva Boston, a niece, land Stella, Mr. and Mrs. Okey jMrs. Cbarl.. Searlea and other • ll&asistt"cl. lii n;gis~ri:-.: !he J. Hnward. Jr .. Cbristy and relatives. He r~~ntly recejved IIU!Sts. Mandy. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jhis honorable discharge from -~> •..Prior to the services, Paut· :Roach and Larryray, Lester military servjce, fila Randolph, a great grand- and. Nellie Adkina, Elizabeth Miss Joy Boggs, student nurse: d81lahler, played several selec- Pullm, LISa and Pam Gillapd, at Holzer Hospital Scllool of 1iops on th~ piano. . May and Steve Howard, Mr. 1Nursing, spent the weekend : 1Xhe servace was opened w1th and Mrs. Ray McDade, Wilma 1with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. , a . prnyer by Rev. Slantey McGraw, Mr. and Mrs. Her- Lionel Boggs and family. : Moore, pastor of the U n i o n man Reese and Rosalie. ~ Bruce Wallace, student at eharge. followed by a song, Mr. and Mrs. J " Gerlach, [Marshall University, spent the i 0~ Day, by the rongrega- , Mr. and Mrs. How •• rd Pullin, weekend with his parents, Mr. , tiOll; the 23rd Psahn read bY iMib and Ricky. Florence Eck- !and Mrs. Dwight Wallace and R~v. _:'.loore. a poem, The .ard, Opal Sayre, Mr. and daUghter, Nancy. \l'Ord Moth~r, _by a granddaugh- ·Mrs. Lawrence R. Wolf~. Deb- Mrs. John Buckley and son, ; t.tr, Mrs. Els1e Roach; the ra, Patty and Ricky, Mrs. JeH, Chesapeake, is visiting at I U.rd's Prayer. played Oil the Clarence Yeager. Sharon and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen 1 clarin~t. _by_a great g~anddaugh- Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. E. I Fink while caring for her grandle~'· Chr1stma _Howard: the ' Johnson, Ernest Rickard. Mr. !mother, Mrs. Herbert Fink while , H1story of Ahre M. Howard and Mrs. Okey Roush, Mr. and IMr. Herbert Fink is a patient was read by a grandson. Oakey . Mrs. Earl Keefer, Charles, Ger·J at the Gallipolis Medical CenHo~·ard ..Jr., and a song, by tfJe aldine, Carolyn, and Patricia, Iter where he underwent surgery I d1mr. If I Co~ld Hear My Mo1-l- :\trs. Virgil Adkins, Mrs. Clar· Morxlay, At tile close of the meeting, rr Pray Agam. ence Adkins. Mrs. Harry ! Mr. and Mrs Herbert Fink . refreshments were served by The presentation of lt1e Bap- Th!Jrnpson, ~1rs. Taft Boston, 1received word ·from their dau· Mrs. Avery St. Clair, Mrs. Roll5mal bowl in memory _of Alice .o . .1 . Howard. Sr., and Agnes ghter and son-in-law, Mr. and bert Jones and Mrs. Ralph Jjo~Po·ard from the tam1l~' · was · Howard. Maek Howard, Mr. Mrs. Howard Ervin of Racine Smith. I>Y a granddaughter, AI ice and Mrs. James Keefer and of !he death of rus' mothtr, Mrs. i Randolph, and arcepttd by the Paula. Rev. Donald Lockhart, Pearl Ervin Sunday and the ; CHILDREN$ pastor of the rhurrh, Rev. J . F.. King and Carrie King, death of his uncle, Mr. Harlowe i ttoorE'. .\lr. and Mrs. Bill Cullen. John- Ervin on Monday. i ----0)•al Sa~re snng " ~ow Gr~at n~· Bt>ll, Tomm)'. Jark and 1'er- Larry Mitch, who is employThou Art. . acc-ompamt'd w1th r.r. Ra~· Thompson. ed in Marietta, spent the week· Sizes 3 to Big 3 her accordJOn. Six of the eight living child- i end with his parents, Mr. and 1 Rev. Donald Lflc~hart vf . ~n were present. r.rare Evans Mrs. p, L. Mitch. He l5 employ· $,.99 pr. ~ood Shepht>rd rhur_rh de-. and Russe ll Howard were un- ed with the United Parcel Com- 1 hrerrd the message. H1s text abl~· to attend. 1 pany of Marietta. was ta ken Irom thr Old T~staI Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst : WEDNESDAY men\ , 19th Chapter fi rst Kmgs. : d f -1 h ed f •·harartm of Eli Jah and Eli,an ''"' Y ave mov rom I AMATEUR GARDENERS sha.. i ~kron ~~ Middl~port . w~ere he . Club will meet Wednesday, May Middleport, 0 • . Blljltized by R••· Moore asIS associated With Tmy s Bar- ! I, at 8 p. rn. at the Columtililed bv Rev. Lockhart were I gamland ~tore. He has been bus and Southern Ohio ElfC'o Stel.lo Randolph, a great .grand' emplo~ed '" Akron for the past I tric Co .. social room. The pro- Persollll rift f bIde I daughter, Charles heeler Lucv Ifour )ears. They are reSiding Igram will feature slides on Is wom .:ed~ave Wllnl '"lmorles. A delleale late buclbrtblef (left) Cullen. John William Culle~. The birthday of Susan Souls- •With h~ mother, Mrs. Beulah . flower arranging with Mrs. Jog boMet for the flnt bab eer;monyde atersbnple sewlnl lama It laiD a ebrlsten. Looking for Inexpensive 0 .Jr. and John William Cullen, by was celebrated April 23 at !WhMite. H d h Robert Reibel giving the com-' (npt) to aceomp:.;r 6 1 Sr., all relati\'t's of Alice How- a party in the first aid room or! r. Harry ou as ~ t was 1mentary. Mrs. Glenn Lambert wn~ ... -- -- --, Pomeroy town hall. Re!resh. ltaken to Holzer Hospital lor a and Mrs. Earl Knight are hos- - - - - - -- - - - -- -- - - - - -- --=== m.. ts of cake I white trimmed Icheckup Tuesday In a Rawlmgs· tesses. OFFICERS ELECI'ED Mr. and Mrs. Hobart TrO<>Dil with purple icing\ ice cream ! Coats ambulance. TIIURSDAY MASON Officers for Stu spent several days with VISIT OUR· 1 y ' and kool - ade were' Mr. Frank Hysell of Rutland ! EVANGI::LINE CHAPTER, dent Councn at l'lahama High and Mrs. Purley Karr while served. Ga m e s were Ispent Sunda~ With hts daugh· OES, will meet Thursday eveSchool were elected on Tues- route to their home at j ,. played and prizes were award-IMter and son-m-law, Mr. and ning, May 5 at uo p.m. at the day alter several days o! W•yne Jnd The Karrs Ft. 8 i rs George Johnson M · T 1 · 'ddl 1 · J · Mill o1 th -, ' · ~. asornc emp e lD Ml eport. The Pomeroy Garden club pa gmng. eamne er e the Troops are neighbors! ~!~ II I After Susan opened her gifls, Twenty-five year members will met Monday afternoon at the i Junior Class was elected each are spending the w Middleport, 0.'~< · Mrs. E. J. Hilllelt this morn- she and the other chilmen enbe recognized and an auction j home o1 Mrs. J . o. Roedel, dent; Stephen Fowler, months in Bradenton, Fla. lng. ror a visit with relatives Joyed and dancmg for t be held followmg the Main·st, with Mrs. Irving more, was eJected vice In rolumbus. the everung. I ee a I mg. contributing hostess. den~ and Vickie May of ' Allending were Jo Ellen ' LAUREL CLIFF BETTER Mrs. Charles Persinger, Junior Class was elected Mr. _and ~1rs. Ru ss W~tson : Diehl, Irene Barnes. Resa l ~ Health club will meet Thursday I ident, opened the meeting retary ~treasurer. Other ca~~~ ~~ were m Columbus Su_nday, ~? Boothe, Marilynn Tracy, caro- Glona Ebersbach, a:ssasted by evening at the home of Mrs. Ireading the verse of the dates for the offices were I ~!tend the 60th weddmg anm-hynn Tracy, Marla Neulrling, her mother, Mrs. Edison Wea- Lawrence Eblin. Devotions taken !rom Psalm bie Cook, Sandra Greer msary of his uncle and aunt,. Darla Neutzling, Leanne seoo, ver, of Mason, held a birthday CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUB were led by Mrs. Fred Linda Abolln. Mrs. Maryy ~~::: :1 Mr and Mrs. J . H. Dearing. , Berky Wright, Lesa McKenzie, and slumber party Saturday eve-, of lhe Sacred Heart church nar, who read the Legend ol abeth Capehart Is the ac . Lero_y Watso~ as reported Sharon Olgar, Jeanie Newlun, nmg, Aprd 30, In honor of her I will meet in the church auditota Easter Lily and a verse. ' for the Student Council qu,~e 111 !ollowmg s~rgery at Christy Davis, Marcy Owens, , daug~ter. Te~a .fane Ebers· l lum Thursday at 8 p.m. Rosary land cathedral." Members Me1gs General Hosp1tal. Mike Struble, Jed Will, Mike bach • !Jlth b~rthday. Th~y services at 7•30 p.m. will pre- sponded to roll call by ·~:~!I ATTEND TEA Ml'l!. Floyd Rumfleld and He<k, Bob Werry, Tony vau- were also asSisted by Tera cede the meeting. the first name ol their ;;. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb Ellen Ebersbach visited ghn, Andy Vaughn, Marty Iaunt. Vicky Jo Weaver and I PAST CHIEFS OF MAGNO!r mothers. A communication Racine attended a tea ~londay wllh Mrs. Charles Buck1Vaughn, Robin Phalin, Terry friends, . Becky and Duoe . !A Temple Pythian Sisters will read concerning the the Grand Conductress at Holzer Hosp1tal and roport . Wyatt, Jim Wiles. Dave case, 1 Shr1mphn. 1 meet Thursday evening, at the parade and it was Bartley, in Dayton Saturday ~er as slowly lmprovmg. Rick Case, St~we Hartenbach, Also attendJng w~re Patty home of Mrs. Lawrence Lan~ to participate. termon and a~nded the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bios-, George Thompson, Fred Thomp. Reynolds, .Bobby W1lson, Rita Ding, with Mrs. Dale Smith as Two papers were read spectlon of Belmont chapter oer of Middleport visited Mon- son, Freddie Smith, Raymond 1Ryan. Rob10 Johnsoo, V1ckie co-hosteas. Fl and G rde Dayton Saturday evening. The1y d~y with l;mndo Might and Roach, Scott Walton. Chuck IBurton, Connie Lewis, Donnette The Eleanor Circle o! Heath .. ;w~ F ~I n ing spent the night with Mr. 11 0 ,lljter. Mrs. Floyd Rumfi~ld. · H•nnahs, Steve story, steve ICook, Patty D~dding, Jean Methodist Cburcb will sponsor by ~,. Ly~.; E=~ach, Mrs. Jolin McKinoon In Spring· ll ~:· and Mrs. Bury! \\hate of P~Ut!t·son, Pau~ Darnell, J 0 e jSchwartz, Jonn1e. Joh~son, Bee- a ~ummage sale Thursday "Indoor Trees- by Training," field and on Sunday visited "IF'apeake, W. Va. were week· \l'•lkor Bob Miller Eddie File Iky Stanley, L<>ram W1gal and I Friday May 5 and 6 in Mr Roy B tzing with their son. qnd guests of her parents, Mr . Eddie Hayes, John' Dillard. and Tor a's sister, Toya. I' Coates' building in Middleport. ;~ auctiO: sale' was Mrs. James Webb 1 6th thru 9th 10Jh thru 12th Mrs. Rare llill. They also .Bobby Titus. 1 Refreshments of sandwiches, Anyone having rummnge with Mrs. Blaettnar as RIBS-viSited Lorando M1ghl and Mrs .• Sending gilts wore Robln j' potato chips and punch were Ip1ck-up may contact Mrs. Bern· eer d a lad ;; RIBS-Floyd Rumfield and with Mro.· Crew, Chuck Legar, Rick May- served and the birthday cake ard Fultz or Mrs. Charles Byer. Vl!d' '::; 10 sa :urse,;as Charlos Buck at Holzer Hospil·,er, and Mark Dillard. Assisting ' was cut at midnight. The girls THE JOF CLASS of t Mr m~l" ~ ~1. , !Mrs. J1m Soolsbv was Mrs. all ate breakfast at a.!O SUn- United Methodist Church gues ' '· IC ones. Po met ,. ~iJlrs. Vlolet Brown rtturned · Gary Freeman. · day morning before going sponsor a rummage sale Vl8IT MOTHER . For 11. her home. Columbus Sunday home. ning Thursday noon and Mr. and Mrs. Erroll ~"~~~~ Mother's Dey ~ening after spending four • C 'l p id tmuing through Friday in .~ \jeeks with hPr cousins, Loran· I Ollllcr or res . es Homemaker• MPP! Downie Builcling on Second and 1!\111 Hugh and Erroll Sun., May 8 ~ Mighl and Mr!. Floyd Rum·: At Monday MPelillg . ~'RIDAY roy, Jr.;-.nd c!auiJ!ter Kimber,field . , Theodorus Council, At Cartwrrghts A SPECIAL conclave of ly, ume• W.IINI UIY t'f" . Perfttt ,., cl•r ud 1 ~1r. and Mrs. Frt'd RosPn- ters of America met in MASON - The Mason Home- VaUey Commaodery No 24 to spend the W 4tlt wur. Elt~ 1111 ~wn ha~e returned borne af-~ Jar session Monday makers met Tuesday at the will be he"ld Friday at' 7:3o . with Conroy's mother, Mrs. elltl Cllt IIUII:D 111'10. llf/IJfllllt tap.,,, J!£ spending the past 1our · with Dean Barnitz, of Mrs. Dorothy Cart· m. for conferring the B. A. Dodson of Cbesterm.o·1'DThel.ngy.l lb. llttctltt. 21 ,,,.,, .. :months at Dania, Florida . ·presiding. wright with Mrs. Joha McDan. ous Order o! the Red Cross returned home Sunday Yell• • Mitt. The meeting opened in as hostess. Mrs. Ray Fox and Order of Malta Albert G istic form. Edna Bartels tb.e lesson, "FlU n Woodard is comma~der. . The "funny FUNNYbone'' BONEis rf!alllvll SNO FRESH " Cl M b I F. reported quite ill in Meigs """-I ~• u ee mgs. The Minersville WSCS ! era! Hospital. Also Ul were Mrs. John Roach was in hold a rummage sale Frklavl the ulnar nerve, which is so ; abeth Campbell and . of the devotio~als. Fol· and Saturday, May 6 and 7 close to the skin at the elbow Smith. Bertha Parker was lowmg the Singlllj! o! 'Showers tile old Evans buDding on that a sllgbt blow squeeze• it :.~il::'~i.' I Your O.pendoblo 1 porled in cJistress o! Blessinlls." a short busioess Street from 9 till 4 p.m. tbe bone and causes .__ _ _ _ _ _ __. I DulerFor meetmg was held. The group AMERICAN LEGION :__;.;11n:;: l ;1;in;;;ig~paln~.====_;========;;;;;;;; STOKELY , husband by death and . were sent. First nomination dascussed the Spring Luncheon iary of Drew Webster Post • Sllcecl ' officers was held. Edna to be held on May 19th at the have a balc.e sale at K r o or HoiAND · announced that the District 13, Natlo•ai Guard Arm~ry. It was Store Friday, beginning at : Past COuncilors ASliOCiation, will ci<eided to hold a white elephant a.m. All Unit members are ask· I have a picnic Au11u•t 28, at Wil-1881e at the next club meeting. ed to send baked goods or a CAMPBELLS Phone WY 2·2550 1son park near Coolville. Refreshments were served by donatlon. ...,j tile bo•less, Mrs. McDaniel, to ---;;.~~~~~~::;,:Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mro. AI· '' berta Young, Mrs. Matilcla No8oooooo ble, Mrs, Catberlne swatzel Seeing ghosts? Find .A Mrs. Edith Fox, Mrs. Elizabeth TELEVISION SERVICE' eCAPE AND MASK SET peck..ocl 99c 01 Jeffers, Mrs. Lawrence Roush • Plosllc. Full fico Masks, Bat Eors, lnslgnlo, Fuli fast In the Length Royon Cape Mrs. John Roacb and Mrs. YELLOW PAGES. Dorothy Cartwrlgbl eBATMAN HATS::-- - - -your flnlll!rs ""-~ - --- ·-- 100% Buck Felt. llotman Ears, lnsftnlo nc "· do the walklng.J e Hydrangus e Mu1111. •eBATMAN BICYCLE ORNAMENTS_ lie ot. lhf Memorial and Presentation ! Registered were Mr. and Mrs. Partyi·S Gl'ven Apri/23 for Susan Sou/sby * ' Middleoort ~ere wer< 79 registered for 1ard. \ Russell Randolph of ~:II ville called on Henry S! reeenUy. Wald Ray, son of Mr. Mrs. Wald Spencer, bas lleen[l very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland Chester called on Mr. Mrs. Henry Spencer a reco1nt11 evening. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman llams and family o! Flatwoocls called on her parents, Mr. Mrs. Clifford Cox one evening last week. -Mrs. Hattie Frederick LACE TRIMMED Sizes 32 to 38 Ladies' Phil Maid • Lace Trimmed NYLON SUNDAY MAY f 8th HALF SLIPS • .99 SHADOW PANEL Phil Maid Dacron· Nylon· CoHon - FRONT • SLEEPWEAR - eWALTZ GOWNS e SHEER BABY DOLLS BY LOVABLE Solid Colors and Printed Patterns SHEER NYLON PANTIES .99 eFANCY TRIMMED eWHITE- PINK- BLUE Sizes 5-6-7 LADIES HI-FASHION FOR MOTHER'S DAY GIVING .•• SPRING and SUMMER COLORFUL CRISP fRESH DRESSES COTTON DUSTERS esouo COLORS eNEW WASHABLE COLORS and PA'ITERNS e FANCY PRINTS s eNEWEST STYLES ALBINO PORCUPINES Albino porcupines are kno1MD[I but rare. These are ~eamy white with pink eyes ancl qullls, and claW> whitish with merest trace of brown. SIZES Junior, Misses, Half Sizes .98 e Sun and Tub Fa!l e Fancy Trims .99 eAsst. Patterns SIZES 10 to 18 Each 1 j II BEEF RIB STEAKS .'!". ~ ·~:~:~~~~~"'"'""'""';;;;:==;;:;; 1 1 BULOVA W.: all· ~n. • I LADIES' SPRING and SUMMER DRESSY AND CASUAL \ 69 S9c. Beef Short Ribs - 3 ""·s1·00 ~~:~~~ HOUSE DRESSES ASST. FAST COLORS I In New Printed Deslgu Boiled Ham 1 JiWELERs PlUMBING Frozen Corn· MOTHER'S DAY i1:Z:-....;....,...........-.-..,..... Vegetable Soup- 6::.! 79c BATMAN T0 YS eSUITS ePAJAMAS eGOWNS eDUSTERS eROBES eSWEATERS eSLACKS eUMBRELLAS eHOSIERY t HANDBAGS in S1r1w VInyls 1nd Le1th8r e BILLFOLDS by Meeker t' ~UGGAGE '' , . . by . S1msonite 1nd Alrw•y , · U.S. NO. 1 MAINE POTATOES .PLANTS I I ce&ATMAN RINGS (Adjustoblo) _ nECTRIC WATER HEATER 10c & 15c to. eBLACK PLUSH BAT, llltman's Povorllt Pot • $1M .. BAT BELT AND MASK _ _ _ _ _ _ fie $1.00 •e HAND PUPPET $1.00 eJIQ SAW PUZZLE, 29c eCOLORINQ lOOK, 29c RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPOitT, 0, GRAPEFRUIT .......... 5 'lb. llag 49c . J:AI IE HISTALLED 141BATMAN MAGIC SLATE _ _ _ _ _ 29c ceBATMAN MAGIC RUB.OFFS e Comlllntllon Polo • ___ .,_ ---.. C0rsQg85 '\Sei'Ying The Big Bend Area" ' .·, I• ;><.' • WA10 ·'CROSS . . .I I . ... ·' ' "!· • ~ ~ ., ' '": . f. ' - . , • BAHR CLOtHIE.RS MII:,DLIPORT, 0. •j ' \ e Many New Styles .99S .99 .99 and HANDBAGS For Dress or Casual MESH OR FLAT KNIT SHEER SEAMLESS NYLON HOSE LADIES LOVELY FASHIONED SPRING and SUMMER HAND BAGS e PATENTS WHITES AND SUMMER COLORS s I .99 PAIRS FOR BEAUTIFUL "CANNON" .00 SHEER SEAMLESS NYLONS ALL NEW SHADES uch ' For Mother's D•y Giving FANCY DESIGN conoN APRONS . Asst. Colors & P1tterD1 'o. Mltl41epart, 0. • . Sunlhint s~ ~-:4t,·oz bx. $1 :opDLEY'S -' . N1bisco W•ffl• Cremes 3 lc2 ,.: pq• $1 FOil MOTHIR Colh &'Carry- . 59 N. 2nd Ave. ' ' e Solld Colors and Prints NATURAL REED eORESSES eALL WEATHER COATS eRAINCOATS e SHAPELY BLOUSES eCATALI.NA SPORTSWEAR Peaches HEATING e Sleeveless and Roll·up LADIES' SMART Choose From Our large Selection Of Gifts Certain Of Pleasing Mother. PAUL DAVIES ANTHONY Plumbing •Heating s Your Gift To Mother On Her Day Is Your Own Special Way Of Telling Her How Much She Means To You Always. 87c - BLOUSES CRISPY COTTON STURDY ALUMINUM ••• HEAVY WEB CONSTR PAnO AND LAWN FURNITURE 6 WEB CHAIRS $1··· 6 WEB ROCKER 7 WEB mLE �) I ,;· , ,. l""DliiY Sentinel. .,.meroy-Mlcldloport, 0., llhJ 4, ~: • > . 1· • • '. •' 't··~:" ....... ~_...- .....,:'"""'·~~.ll"ft4.~ ,lj' ' 'f!'f;~·-··- ' Band Booster Officers Installed ltee Around And About ~ ;Redi'fer for Service Honoring , llice M. Howard at E. U. B. Church Installation of officer! for the for the horns. coming year~was beld and com- Committees lor serving the mlttees nanied by the Pomeroy alumni banquet May !8 were ~.And Borii:l~~r A~oclatlon Mona named 8fld included M;s. Ilimday eveni~g in the Senior Hlgll aid McKenzie and Mrs. Eugene School andltonum. Triplett, general chairmen. 1\11'>1. Tht!J'lllon Russell, presi- Mrs. James Quivey and Mrs. dent, presided. It was announo- Ebner Bailey, chairmen. ~•. ed that the band will particl· Victor . Hannah, Mrs. Gene pate m two parades on Mem- Houdaohelt, Mrs. Jam., Clatorial Day, wearing summer un- 1worthy~ Mrs. Richard Neutz.. iforms. and have a noat in llng, Mrs. James Titus, Mrs. the Reg,tta parade. IDonald Lanning, Mrs. Waller Band director Donald Miller Grueser, Mrs. Leo Crew, MrFl. thanked the association for its· Kenneth MoLaughlin, Mrs. Ver· JOAN VAN MATRE llir. and Iitrs. Howard T. help the tut.,t year. A contribu- non Bing, Mrs. John Beavtr, tion of $147.50 was made to Mrs. George Hobstetter, Mr!.. Van Matre, , Masoa, are aa- purchase flashlights lor band Roy Mayer and Mrs. Charles nouncin1 ttle fortbcemlug hats and lor two shoulder pads IGriffith, kltoben. lll8JTI8Jt o( tbelr daugb~, Joan Arlene, to Airman Tbird Clas1 George A. Hoftman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles _Hoffman, 1178 uncoln He•?" .. ts, Pomeroy, Ohio. Miss Vaa Ma.. tre wm be a 1166 graduaie "' wabama Hlgb School Mr. Hoffman Is a. 196t graduate of Pomeroy H1gb scbool and is now stationed at Forbe& Air Force Base, Kaasa-1. Tbe opeo cb~b wedding wW be aa event of June 4tb at 7:30 p. m. at the MaBOn MetllOdist Cburcb. Mrs. Hsrry Watson and Torn Crow Jr., chairman, Wllllam Radford, Mrs. Hennessy, Mrs. William Nelson, Mrs. Paul Hudson, Mrs. Leo Vaughan, Mrs. C. E. Mrs. Charles Legar, Mrs. ert Fetty, Mrs. Harold bach, Mrs. Robert to:"'· Roy Gtueser, Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Leslie Fult7., dining room. Mrs. Avery St. Clair and Mrs. Ralph Smith, ehalrmen, · Edward Wells. Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Ray Glaze, Orien Colmer, Mrs. Neutzling, Mrs. George Mrs. Arthur Nease, Mrs. 1 1 1 1 t 1 cr.rt!,·:h: il,!~~lese. ~~~~117rj.~~d!7.b~~!:"~ ~::'i~7f !\'!"1:; New I Home Furnishings Mrs. Roec/el is Hostess Monday Of Garden Club . . 10th Birthday I C / br d s e 0 A 'I 30th Prl . • AMerica looks and turns sodly 1In taking the blood !rom away hymns you sing Por she thinks of the price He I You have left It a pule and llad to poy ' orless thing. To save her from death, !rom At the story o! Jonah and grief, despair: lei you scoffed, And now He sits in the judg- And at Shadrach, Meshach ment chair. and Abednego laughed My good servant Job ynu 'hold He opens His mouth, begins tol in derlsloll; speak And questioned the truth And tears o! ,compassion !low Apostle John's vision. down His cheeks. For this demon of drink you ..To save you from this, I let loose on the land came," He said, !Many thousands of sounds I re(America trembles and bows I quire at your hand ller bead) You have boasted so ~It of Perhaps now in memory she revenues gained can see And with blond your vote That bloodstained Cross of Cslapproval is stained; I i )l I. ' I ( I I I ~ Carload Sale ' \ I : ,,.... ,.,_, ..--· .....'"' I .I 1 I Roush's Shoe Store 1 ~~ords I jI I• PAnNT STRAPS CAtENDAR ~111 FRAMING LUMBER FOR NEW HOME CONSTRUCTION In spite of price raises, we have plenty for you at our regular low prices. • Doors • Windows eP1neling e Plenly on Hand • Ceiling Tile For All Your Needs- Low Prices .BAKER . FU"'NITURE , THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL! 3 -PIECE pr~~~~~~~~~~;.;;;;;.;;;;~~~~ I" BATHROOM OUTFIT ~Irs. $7 9·50 (No Flttlnga) Phone 773·5554 Collect-And Free Delivery HGGG-& ZUSPAN MAnRIALS CO. 1 •I If---~~-~··~;;;-;::~;--;;;--:;:::~-;::::::;-::;--::::-~-:::;:fJ boor""-· .• OPEN F.RIDAY TIL 8:00..;. SATURDAYI TIL. a. · oo· ·7 :; To would pteailfnl! not and llllc.e warning beed - yoa Now In this dark "Y ynu plead. MASON ho~:~::~ll W.VA. : /" MOTHER'S DAY, SUNDAY, MAY 8th You bave sold lo yourself, "It Is vain to serve God." You_mig~t ~~e ..escaped,., bad nt:W~::V Hia wu;. .... now you sit In the Judgement Hall. WDI you bear me ll once again I call?, AMERICA AWAKE! There one hope. for thee! asking forgiveness and returning to Me. Amanda Wade Taylor iii S'iUiE WITH A WIDER SEliCTION - OF - LADIES' PHIL MAID SHADOW PANEL FRONT NYLON SLIPS Society Notts $ FULL LENGTH STYLES • • .99 >HADOW PANEL Mr. and Mra. Harold Singer, Mrs. Fred Reiber and daughter of Toledo were here to attend the fUileral of their aunt, Mrs. Susie Birch and spent Saturday nlgbt with Mrs. Hattie FrecJ. erick. . Mr. and Mrs._ Lawrence Smger and two children of Toledo were llere to attend the funeral of thelr aunt Mrs. .Susae Birch and spent a night with Mr. and Mrs. Waid Spencer. Sunday dlnner guests of and Mrs. Henry Spencer Vance were Mr. and Mrs. son Spencer of Racine, Hattie Frederick, and Mr. Mts. Lowell . Bing and Henry Spencer, who has Ill with pneumonia, Is lng. Martha McElroy has quite ill but ls now much ter. BUDGET SHOP meet-~ • CORNE P"'· SOCIAL Mam About ·I PeopIe In •' .• Pcmeroy Santlnet, Pomeroy·Micldleport, o., Mar 4, 19611-13 . vary; He conllnliC!B 1o speak: ''My life I gave r You would not believe thai you .AIII!IIICA. (BACK TO GOD) . mlgrt be saved. America slt.Ei lli tht: Judgcwt;utiYc:.: !'.t'.'e ~ee~2 t~ my ~h.. Hall bath day Before the great Judge who Is That was set apart 1o over all, , and pray; Now what bas she done? I near You have broken my laws you say, altered them Be stU!, my friend, there Is To please the world and coming this way lusts of men· Her accuser. He entered the You oppressed the poor room just now greed and gain With 118ll-plerced hands and And bartered God's love thorns on His brow. worldly fame. THE POET'S .R Mrs. Larry Sheel1, . Joe Ebersbach, Mrs: Ha~ Lohse and Mrs. Richa Mees, clean-up; and Mrs. Mar-vin Burt and Mrs. Renzo Mel> ehlm, Officers were installed by Mrs. Gene Rouaasllelt and were Donald McKenzie, presid t· Mr James Quivey vice enid Mrs Roy Mayer pres ten ' d- Mrs Harry wa~ socre :;:· a~r · son, asu · Committees for the new year named by Mrs. McKenzie are Mrs. Roy Mayer, Mrs. James Quivey, Mrs. Norman H 1 r· brechl and Mrs. Kenneth Me· Laughlin, ways and means; Mrs. Vernon Bing, member~ ship; Mrs. Eugene Triplett, supply: Mrs. Gene Houdashelt, publicity, and Mrs. ;Elza Gilmore, Jr., and Mrs1 Charles Legar, hospitality. · . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Murray . ~ a_.~pt~,~:'_I.,tnu~~=r Atbert Boston, ~ev. Stanley Harri~ and son, Waltt.r _Murray. : ~~..~ .-~ . .............. ·-- --- ~ k~fl'V"P and familv. Mr. and WARhm~ton. D. e. were here . he Oak Grove E.U.B. !Mrs. Paul Randolph, Pauletta Ivisiting his parents, Mr. and b. Iva Boston, a niece, land Stella, Mr. and Mrs. Okey jMrs. Cbarl.. Searlea and other • ll&asistt"cl. lii n;gis~ri:-.: !he J. Hnward. Jr .. Cbristy and relatives. He r~~ntly recejved IIU!Sts. Mandy. Mr. and Mrs. John R. Jhis honorable discharge from -~> •..Prior to the services, Paut· :Roach and Larryray, Lester military servjce, fila Randolph, a great grand- and. Nellie Adkina, Elizabeth Miss Joy Boggs, student nurse: d81lahler, played several selec- Pullm, LISa and Pam Gillapd, at Holzer Hospital Scllool of 1iops on th~ piano. . May and Steve Howard, Mr. 1Nursing, spent the weekend : 1Xhe servace was opened w1th and Mrs. Ray McDade, Wilma 1with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. , a . prnyer by Rev. Slantey McGraw, Mr. and Mrs. Her- Lionel Boggs and family. : Moore, pastor of the U n i o n man Reese and Rosalie. ~ Bruce Wallace, student at eharge. followed by a song, Mr. and Mrs. J " Gerlach, [Marshall University, spent the i 0~ Day, by the rongrega- , Mr. and Mrs. How •• rd Pullin, weekend with his parents, Mr. , tiOll; the 23rd Psahn read bY iMib and Ricky. Florence Eck- !and Mrs. Dwight Wallace and R~v. _:'.loore. a poem, The .ard, Opal Sayre, Mr. and daUghter, Nancy. \l'Ord Moth~r, _by a granddaugh- ·Mrs. Lawrence R. Wolf~. Deb- Mrs. John Buckley and son, ; t.tr, Mrs. Els1e Roach; the ra, Patty and Ricky, Mrs. JeH, Chesapeake, is visiting at I U.rd's Prayer. played Oil the Clarence Yeager. Sharon and the home of Mr. and Mrs. Owen 1 clarin~t. _by_a great g~anddaugh- Beverly, Mr. and Mrs. E. I Fink while caring for her grandle~'· Chr1stma _Howard: the ' Johnson, Ernest Rickard. Mr. !mother, Mrs. Herbert Fink while , H1story of Ahre M. Howard and Mrs. Okey Roush, Mr. and IMr. Herbert Fink is a patient was read by a grandson. Oakey . Mrs. Earl Keefer, Charles, Ger·J at the Gallipolis Medical CenHo~·ard ..Jr., and a song, by tfJe aldine, Carolyn, and Patricia, Iter where he underwent surgery I d1mr. If I Co~ld Hear My Mo1-l- :\trs. Virgil Adkins, Mrs. Clar· Morxlay, At tile close of the meeting, rr Pray Agam. ence Adkins. Mrs. Harry ! Mr. and Mrs Herbert Fink . refreshments were served by The presentation of lt1e Bap- Th!Jrnpson, ~1rs. Taft Boston, 1received word ·from their dau· Mrs. Avery St. Clair, Mrs. Roll5mal bowl in memory _of Alice .o . .1 . Howard. Sr., and Agnes ghter and son-in-law, Mr. and bert Jones and Mrs. Ralph Jjo~Po·ard from the tam1l~' · was · Howard. Maek Howard, Mr. Mrs. Howard Ervin of Racine Smith. I>Y a granddaughter, AI ice and Mrs. James Keefer and of !he death of rus' mothtr, Mrs. i Randolph, and arcepttd by the Paula. Rev. Donald Lockhart, Pearl Ervin Sunday and the ; CHILDREN$ pastor of the rhurrh, Rev. J . F.. King and Carrie King, death of his uncle, Mr. Harlowe i ttoorE'. .\lr. and Mrs. Bill Cullen. John- Ervin on Monday. i ----0)•al Sa~re snng " ~ow Gr~at n~· Bt>ll, Tomm)'. Jark and 1'er- Larry Mitch, who is employThou Art. . acc-ompamt'd w1th r.r. Ra~· Thompson. ed in Marietta, spent the week· Sizes 3 to Big 3 her accordJOn. Six of the eight living child- i end with his parents, Mr. and 1 Rev. Donald Lflc~hart vf . ~n were present. r.rare Evans Mrs. p, L. Mitch. He l5 employ· $,.99 pr. ~ood Shepht>rd rhur_rh de-. and Russe ll Howard were un- ed with the United Parcel Com- 1 hrerrd the message. H1s text abl~· to attend. 1 pany of Marietta. was ta ken Irom thr Old T~staI Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Darst : WEDNESDAY men\ , 19th Chapter fi rst Kmgs. : d f -1 h ed f •·harartm of Eli Jah and Eli,an ''"' Y ave mov rom I AMATEUR GARDENERS sha.. i ~kron ~~ Middl~port . w~ere he . Club will meet Wednesday, May Middleport, 0 • . Blljltized by R••· Moore asIS associated With Tmy s Bar- ! I, at 8 p. rn. at the Columtililed bv Rev. Lockhart were I gamland ~tore. He has been bus and Southern Ohio ElfC'o Stel.lo Randolph, a great .grand' emplo~ed '" Akron for the past I tric Co .. social room. The pro- Persollll rift f bIde I daughter, Charles heeler Lucv Ifour )ears. They are reSiding Igram will feature slides on Is wom .:ed~ave Wllnl '"lmorles. A delleale late buclbrtblef (left) Cullen. John William Culle~. The birthday of Susan Souls- •With h~ mother, Mrs. Beulah . flower arranging with Mrs. Jog boMet for the flnt bab eer;monyde atersbnple sewlnl lama It laiD a ebrlsten. Looking for Inexpensive 0 .Jr. and John William Cullen, by was celebrated April 23 at !WhMite. H d h Robert Reibel giving the com-' (npt) to aceomp:.;r 6 1 Sr., all relati\'t's of Alice How- a party in the first aid room or! r. Harry ou as ~ t was 1mentary. Mrs. Glenn Lambert wn~ ... -- -- --, Pomeroy town hall. Re!resh. ltaken to Holzer Hospital lor a and Mrs. Earl Knight are hos- - - - - - -- - - - -- -- - - - - -- --=== m.. ts of cake I white trimmed Icheckup Tuesday In a Rawlmgs· tesses. OFFICERS ELECI'ED Mr. and Mrs. Hobart TrO<>Dil with purple icing\ ice cream ! Coats ambulance. TIIURSDAY MASON Officers for Stu spent several days with VISIT OUR· 1 y ' and kool - ade were' Mr. Frank Hysell of Rutland ! EVANGI::LINE CHAPTER, dent Councn at l'lahama High and Mrs. Purley Karr while served. Ga m e s were Ispent Sunda~ With hts daugh· OES, will meet Thursday eveSchool were elected on Tues- route to their home at j ,. played and prizes were award-IMter and son-m-law, Mr. and ning, May 5 at uo p.m. at the day alter several days o! W•yne Jnd The Karrs Ft. 8 i rs George Johnson M · T 1 · 'ddl 1 · J · Mill o1 th -, ' · ~. asornc emp e lD Ml eport. The Pomeroy Garden club pa gmng. eamne er e the Troops are neighbors! ~!~ II I After Susan opened her gifls, Twenty-five year members will met Monday afternoon at the i Junior Class was elected each are spending the w Middleport, 0.'~< · Mrs. E. J. Hilllelt this morn- she and the other chilmen enbe recognized and an auction j home o1 Mrs. J . o. Roedel, dent; Stephen Fowler, months in Bradenton, Fla. lng. ror a visit with relatives Joyed and dancmg for t be held followmg the Main·st, with Mrs. Irving more, was eJected vice In rolumbus. the everung. I ee a I mg. contributing hostess. den~ and Vickie May of ' Allending were Jo Ellen ' LAUREL CLIFF BETTER Mrs. Charles Persinger, Junior Class was elected Mr. _and ~1rs. Ru ss W~tson : Diehl, Irene Barnes. Resa l ~ Health club will meet Thursday I ident, opened the meeting retary ~treasurer. Other ca~~~ ~~ were m Columbus Su_nday, ~? Boothe, Marilynn Tracy, caro- Glona Ebersbach, a:ssasted by evening at the home of Mrs. Ireading the verse of the dates for the offices were I ~!tend the 60th weddmg anm-hynn Tracy, Marla Neulrling, her mother, Mrs. Edison Wea- Lawrence Eblin. Devotions taken !rom Psalm bie Cook, Sandra Greer msary of his uncle and aunt,. Darla Neutzling, Leanne seoo, ver, of Mason, held a birthday CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUB were led by Mrs. Fred Linda Abolln. Mrs. Maryy ~~::: :1 Mr and Mrs. J . H. Dearing. , Berky Wright, Lesa McKenzie, and slumber party Saturday eve-, of lhe Sacred Heart church nar, who read the Legend ol abeth Capehart Is the ac . Lero_y Watso~ as reported Sharon Olgar, Jeanie Newlun, nmg, Aprd 30, In honor of her I will meet in the church auditota Easter Lily and a verse. ' for the Student Council qu,~e 111 !ollowmg s~rgery at Christy Davis, Marcy Owens, , daug~ter. Te~a .fane Ebers· l lum Thursday at 8 p.m. Rosary land cathedral." Members Me1gs General Hosp1tal. Mike Struble, Jed Will, Mike bach • !Jlth b~rthday. Th~y services at 7•30 p.m. will pre- sponded to roll call by ·~:~!I ATTEND TEA Ml'l!. Floyd Rumfleld and He<k, Bob Werry, Tony vau- were also asSisted by Tera cede the meeting. the first name ol their ;;. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Webb Ellen Ebersbach visited ghn, Andy Vaughn, Marty Iaunt. Vicky Jo Weaver and I PAST CHIEFS OF MAGNO!r mothers. A communication Racine attended a tea ~londay wllh Mrs. Charles Buck1Vaughn, Robin Phalin, Terry friends, . Becky and Duoe . !A Temple Pythian Sisters will read concerning the the Grand Conductress at Holzer Hosp1tal and roport . Wyatt, Jim Wiles. Dave case, 1 Shr1mphn. 1 meet Thursday evening, at the parade and it was Bartley, in Dayton Saturday ~er as slowly lmprovmg. Rick Case, St~we Hartenbach, Also attendJng w~re Patty home of Mrs. Lawrence Lan~ to participate. termon and a~nded the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bios-, George Thompson, Fred Thomp. Reynolds, .Bobby W1lson, Rita Ding, with Mrs. Dale Smith as Two papers were read spectlon of Belmont chapter oer of Middleport visited Mon- son, Freddie Smith, Raymond 1Ryan. Rob10 Johnsoo, V1ckie co-hosteas. Fl and G rde Dayton Saturday evening. The1y d~y with l;mndo Might and Roach, Scott Walton. Chuck IBurton, Connie Lewis, Donnette The Eleanor Circle o! Heath .. ;w~ F ~I n ing spent the night with Mr. 11 0 ,lljter. Mrs. Floyd Rumfi~ld. · H•nnahs, Steve story, steve ICook, Patty D~dding, Jean Methodist Cburcb will sponsor by ~,. Ly~.; E=~ach, Mrs. Jolin McKinoon In Spring· ll ~:· and Mrs. Bury! \\hate of P~Ut!t·son, Pau~ Darnell, J 0 e jSchwartz, Jonn1e. Joh~son, Bee- a ~ummage sale Thursday "Indoor Trees- by Training," field and on Sunday visited "IF'apeake, W. Va. were week· \l'•lkor Bob Miller Eddie File Iky Stanley, L<>ram W1gal and I Friday May 5 and 6 in Mr Roy B tzing with their son. qnd guests of her parents, Mr . Eddie Hayes, John' Dillard. and Tor a's sister, Toya. I' Coates' building in Middleport. ;~ auctiO: sale' was Mrs. James Webb 1 6th thru 9th 10Jh thru 12th Mrs. Rare llill. They also .Bobby Titus. 1 Refreshments of sandwiches, Anyone having rummnge with Mrs. Blaettnar as RIBS-viSited Lorando M1ghl and Mrs .• Sending gilts wore Robln j' potato chips and punch were Ip1ck-up may contact Mrs. Bern· eer d a lad ;; RIBS-Floyd Rumfield and with Mro.· Crew, Chuck Legar, Rick May- served and the birthday cake ard Fultz or Mrs. Charles Byer. Vl!d' '::; 10 sa :urse,;as Charlos Buck at Holzer Hospil·,er, and Mark Dillard. Assisting ' was cut at midnight. The girls THE JOF CLASS of t Mr m~l" ~ ~1. , !Mrs. J1m Soolsbv was Mrs. all ate breakfast at a.!O SUn- United Methodist Church gues ' '· IC ones. Po met ,. ~iJlrs. Vlolet Brown rtturned · Gary Freeman. · day morning before going sponsor a rummage sale Vl8IT MOTHER . For 11. her home. Columbus Sunday home. ning Thursday noon and Mr. and Mrs. Erroll ~"~~~~ Mother's Dey ~ening after spending four • C 'l p id tmuing through Friday in .~ \jeeks with hPr cousins, Loran· I Ollllcr or res . es Homemaker• MPP! Downie Builcling on Second and 1!\111 Hugh and Erroll Sun., May 8 ~ Mighl and Mr!. Floyd Rum·: At Monday MPelillg . ~'RIDAY roy, Jr.;-.nd c!auiJ!ter Kimber,field . , Theodorus Council, At Cartwrrghts A SPECIAL conclave of ly, ume• W.IINI UIY t'f" . Perfttt ,., cl•r ud 1 ~1r. and Mrs. Frt'd RosPn- ters of America met in MASON - The Mason Home- VaUey Commaodery No 24 to spend the W 4tlt wur. Elt~ 1111 ~wn ha~e returned borne af-~ Jar session Monday makers met Tuesday at the will be he"ld Friday at' 7:3o . with Conroy's mother, Mrs. elltl Cllt IIUII:D 111'10. llf/IJfllllt tap.,,, J!£ spending the past 1our · with Dean Barnitz, of Mrs. Dorothy Cart· m. for conferring the B. A. Dodson of Cbesterm.o·1'DThel.ngy.l lb. llttctltt. 21 ,,,.,, .. :months at Dania, Florida . ·presiding. wright with Mrs. Joha McDan. ous Order o! the Red Cross returned home Sunday Yell• • Mitt. The meeting opened in as hostess. Mrs. Ray Fox and Order of Malta Albert G istic form. Edna Bartels tb.e lesson, "FlU n Woodard is comma~der. . The "funny FUNNYbone'' BONEis rf!alllvll SNO FRESH " Cl M b I F. reported quite ill in Meigs """-I ~• u ee mgs. The Minersville WSCS ! era! Hospital. Also Ul were Mrs. John Roach was in hold a rummage sale Frklavl the ulnar nerve, which is so ; abeth Campbell and . of the devotio~als. Fol· and Saturday, May 6 and 7 close to the skin at the elbow Smith. Bertha Parker was lowmg the Singlllj! o! 'Showers tile old Evans buDding on that a sllgbt blow squeeze• it :.~il::'~i.' I Your O.pendoblo 1 porled in cJistress o! Blessinlls." a short busioess Street from 9 till 4 p.m. tbe bone and causes .__ _ _ _ _ _ __. I DulerFor meetmg was held. The group AMERICAN LEGION :__;.;11n:;: l ;1;in;;;ig~paln~.====_;========;;;;;;;; STOKELY , husband by death and . were sent. First nomination dascussed the Spring Luncheon iary of Drew Webster Post • Sllcecl ' officers was held. Edna to be held on May 19th at the have a balc.e sale at K r o or HoiAND · announced that the District 13, Natlo•ai Guard Arm~ry. It was Store Friday, beginning at : Past COuncilors ASliOCiation, will ci<eided to hold a white elephant a.m. All Unit members are ask· I have a picnic Au11u•t 28, at Wil-1881e at the next club meeting. ed to send baked goods or a CAMPBELLS Phone WY 2·2550 1son park near Coolville. Refreshments were served by donatlon. ...,j tile bo•less, Mrs. McDaniel, to ---;;.~~~~~~::;,:Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mro. AI· '' berta Young, Mrs. Matilcla No8oooooo ble, Mrs, Catberlne swatzel Seeing ghosts? Find .A Mrs. Edith Fox, Mrs. Elizabeth TELEVISION SERVICE' eCAPE AND MASK SET peck..ocl 99c 01 Jeffers, Mrs. Lawrence Roush • Plosllc. Full fico Masks, Bat Eors, lnslgnlo, Fuli fast In the Length Royon Cape Mrs. John Roacb and Mrs. YELLOW PAGES. Dorothy Cartwrlgbl eBATMAN HATS::-- - - -your flnlll!rs ""-~ - --- ·-- 100% Buck Felt. llotman Ears, lnsftnlo nc "· do the walklng.J e Hydrangus e Mu1111. •eBATMAN BICYCLE ORNAMENTS_ lie ot. lhf Memorial and Presentation ! Registered were Mr. and Mrs. Partyi·S Gl'ven Apri/23 for Susan Sou/sby * ' Middleoort ~ere wer< 79 registered for 1ard. \ Russell Randolph of ~:II ville called on Henry S! reeenUy. Wald Ray, son of Mr. Mrs. Wald Spencer, bas lleen[l very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Cleland Chester called on Mr. Mrs. Henry Spencer a reco1nt11 evening. Mr. and Mrs. Freeman llams and family o! Flatwoocls called on her parents, Mr. Mrs. Clifford Cox one evening last week. -Mrs. Hattie Frederick LACE TRIMMED Sizes 32 to 38 Ladies' Phil Maid • Lace Trimmed NYLON SUNDAY MAY f 8th HALF SLIPS • .99 SHADOW PANEL Phil Maid Dacron· Nylon· CoHon - FRONT • SLEEPWEAR - eWALTZ GOWNS e SHEER BABY DOLLS BY LOVABLE Solid Colors and Printed Patterns SHEER NYLON PANTIES .99 eFANCY TRIMMED eWHITE- PINK- BLUE Sizes 5-6-7 LADIES HI-FASHION FOR MOTHER'S DAY GIVING .•• SPRING and SUMMER COLORFUL CRISP fRESH DRESSES COTTON DUSTERS esouo COLORS eNEW WASHABLE COLORS and PA'ITERNS e FANCY PRINTS s eNEWEST STYLES ALBINO PORCUPINES Albino porcupines are kno1MD[I but rare. These are ~eamy white with pink eyes ancl qullls, and claW> whitish with merest trace of brown. SIZES Junior, Misses, Half Sizes .98 e Sun and Tub Fa!l e Fancy Trims .99 eAsst. Patterns SIZES 10 to 18 Each 1 j II BEEF RIB STEAKS .'!". ~ ·~:~:~~~~~"'"'""'""';;;;:==;;:;; 1 1 BULOVA W.: all· ~n. • I LADIES' SPRING and SUMMER DRESSY AND CASUAL \ 69 S9c. Beef Short Ribs - 3 ""·s1·00 ~~:~~~ HOUSE DRESSES ASST. FAST COLORS I In New Printed Deslgu Boiled Ham 1 JiWELERs PlUMBING Frozen Corn· MOTHER'S DAY i1:Z:-....;....,...........-.-..,..... Vegetable Soup- 6::.! 79c BATMAN T0 YS eSUITS ePAJAMAS eGOWNS eDUSTERS eROBES eSWEATERS eSLACKS eUMBRELLAS eHOSIERY t HANDBAGS in S1r1w VInyls 1nd Le1th8r e BILLFOLDS by Meeker t' ~UGGAGE '' , . . by . S1msonite 1nd Alrw•y , · U.S. NO. 1 MAINE POTATOES .PLANTS I I ce&ATMAN RINGS (Adjustoblo) _ nECTRIC WATER HEATER 10c & 15c to. eBLACK PLUSH BAT, llltman's Povorllt Pot • $1M .. BAT BELT AND MASK _ _ _ _ _ _ fie $1.00 •e HAND PUPPET $1.00 eJIQ SAW PUZZLE, 29c eCOLORINQ lOOK, 29c RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN MIDDLEPOitT, 0, GRAPEFRUIT .......... 5 'lb. llag 49c . J:AI IE HISTALLED 141BATMAN MAGIC SLATE _ _ _ _ _ 29c ceBATMAN MAGIC RUB.OFFS e Comlllntllon Polo • ___ .,_ ---.. C0rsQg85 '\Sei'Ying The Big Bend Area" ' .·, I• ;><.' • WA10 ·'CROSS . . .I I . ... ·' ' "!· • ~ ~ ., ' '": . f. ' - . , • BAHR CLOtHIE.RS MII:,DLIPORT, 0. •j ' \ e Many New Styles .99S .99 .99 and HANDBAGS For Dress or Casual MESH OR FLAT KNIT SHEER SEAMLESS NYLON HOSE LADIES LOVELY FASHIONED SPRING and SUMMER HAND BAGS e PATENTS WHITES AND SUMMER COLORS s I .99 PAIRS FOR BEAUTIFUL "CANNON" .00 SHEER SEAMLESS NYLONS ALL NEW SHADES uch ' For Mother's D•y Giving FANCY DESIGN conoN APRONS . Asst. Colors & P1tterD1 'o. Mltl41epart, 0. • . Sunlhint s~ ~-:4t,·oz bx. $1 :opDLEY'S -' . N1bisco W•ffl• Cremes 3 lc2 ,.: pq• $1 FOil MOTHIR Colh &'Carry- . 59 N. 2nd Ave. ' ' e Solld Colors and Prints NATURAL REED eORESSES eALL WEATHER COATS eRAINCOATS e SHAPELY BLOUSES eCATALI.NA SPORTSWEAR Peaches HEATING e Sleeveless and Roll·up LADIES' SMART Choose From Our large Selection Of Gifts Certain Of Pleasing Mother. PAUL DAVIES ANTHONY Plumbing •Heating s Your Gift To Mother On Her Day Is Your Own Special Way Of Telling Her How Much She Means To You Always. 87c - BLOUSES CRISPY COTTON STURDY ALUMINUM ••• HEAVY WEB CONSTR PAnO AND LAWN FURNITURE 6 WEB CHAIRS $1··· 6 WEB ROCKER 7 WEB mLE �' . ·V' • ' -- ,. . -. '• . \\ : The Carlelon Sunday School had an attendance of 55. shlp services followed w i Rev. Clyde Hinton the 1t1ev \'isited Sp4 r-a~·. ~-·· ' Mr. and Mrs. Weber were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne BeaJ and lam· · ily. Mrs. Beal, who has been Ill is somewhat better al this lime. Mr. and Mro. Charles Mash Jr. and family bad as weekend visllors, Mr. and Mrs. J I Mash and family of Columbus, STUDY HEAD- Dr. Pvt. Nathan Arnold, who Charles L. Taylor, educator stationed at Fort Knos. and t h eo l o g ian from Dayton, Ohiof has been was home on a three day named director cf the over the weekend to visit Theological Educat.lon mother, Mrs. Hazel Arnold and Study of the Episcopal family and his sister, Mr. and Church. The newlY· Mrs. Patrick w1ma ms of Flal· launched stuil)',expected to continue two years, is to woods. examine all aspects of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murrayl Episcopal theologieal Jr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Murray edur.ati~n, focusing on "the r tr t changwg role of the have . returned a t~r a 1 ~ 0 dJUrch, clergy and laity in Washmgt&n, D. C.,_ . y,here modern society." I I Prlees Mrs. Dolores Will and Brian, ...In A t - - Route, recenUy called on Pearl Parker and Mr. and Middleport. 0. Thomas Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bauer THE SHOE BOX who is stationed there. ].. \1rs. Clara Whaley is a mcdl· ca.! patient at Vettorans M e mor- ~ ial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Cahrles King had as reeenl visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Ed King o! Harrisonville. - - - - - - - - Visillng Sunday with Mr. and: .. By Bertha Parker \1rs. ,John Dean <Hid SODS Wl'fP I Robert. Virginia. Rodney and · The funeral of Pearl Podm II David Rled of Pataskala. !\1r. 1wa s conducted from the Ewi1ng 111d Mrs. Kennrth Markins of F un er<~l home in Pomeroy Raci ne. After a pi(.·nic dirmt>r , Hcv. Eugene Gill and everyone enjoyed cake and lee I John D. Davi..-. Oa k Hill, officlcreum honoring Virginia Ri~;~d aling~ on her 12th birthday. Mr. Earl D. \lender, Mr. ."'J rdra Stewart. Harbara Cur- Wilbur Mender. ~~elsonville, Mr. thers. Linda Beal, Mary Liju and \-Irs. Norman Fisher and and l~e\en King who have all Mrs. William Fisher of Seneca· !I beeu ill are now better. ville attendrd the runeral Mr. and Mrs. Jaf'k Kierns Pearl Parkt>r. and son of Guysville were M<1jor Cedric 0. Parlt.er 1 cent visttors of Mr. and \lrs. Fort Hood, Tex., Mr. and Mrs. : Laurel Oiff sOCiety • Notes 1 mea 6IF"I'S F1'I'FORA QJ)E!EN! ~ Of Wh ite, ~ S2l95 2'8'"11 , .... CliUN& HEIGHT: 7' 10" 1o or Whitt. I' and ' OlHER SIZES AVAILABLE will! IDRED FORGERS At one time, the Chinese solved their problem by offering the er> highly paid jobs at J110 perial mint. 36"~~ ..... .a. nNlL •• • • ••• Bath-.. Wall '' cardamon 1.: ~...i • I I 'i ll HARDBOARD .r•b 1f. I.IMIT1 I PER 77c '1'1,;1! j CUSTOMII r· !~ cw . , ':!IH , ~E 'I li ~ !tl t>·: It>~ SALE PRICE \" i\ i_ ~ f , Bedroom. Hall , n.., FLUORESCENT ENOUGH CEIUNG SAL£ PRICE ··';;t: :~ ·"' ' ------------· · .... HARDBOARD Pay As LiHie As t:lbitibi $ 12" X12"' I tj• - TOOLS STORM S.00 Per Month OAIDIN HOI ..... ,. 112.88 36"xl00' - $1.49 WHEELBARROW IOWWE $1.69 . ., CHERRY ~ w~t:uT ---- 48"11100' - ehiu S6.79 . ·.-~: ·. WHm WOODEN FAN TRELLIS 118.71 11.99 REG. $4.95 REG. $2.39 ..: :11 r! li 1-1 CALV-A-lARD WEUU lAD FEICI IIG. $2.211 DOOR ' ~ f, ' that set the pace for t.<.citing redecorat• m& ideas. Enhance YOUf home witto bea uty at ~nodern 1!11 tomorrow! llc ea. ~-1\1!~.~ .I!';'' ~lch .tones PLAIN WHilE TILE HYDRAULIC ·II PANELING 4'xl'xl4" SHEIT ..... ...00 .._ . . . . . . _... .. ~ ••• .,.. hlghJ 14" ..--~..... btallty to , _ ,.,.. w GALV-A-GARD ROWER BORDER TRELLIS . . . 1111 . . . ltlt¥ ........ .. ft!Mott&. 11.99 UG...... 2.4W'W • 20YI,.H \ : bll~· ·1 ,. •n,;f S1.29 . Open A Bild·A·Count MEDICINE CABINET ·'' \.. 'd:i(!. LIGHT FIXTURE 4 CUBIC POOT Wai~Hung :-.· d/ ld•.•li 'IJJJ $3,49 ~ CABIN LAUAN WOOD PANELING ~ lt! 91 'J 5-UGHT CLOSER I .I CASH I ttm MEDICINE CABINET •11 nil. YOU DON1 NEED REG. $1.75 '' Wai~Hung QI::JIIONUS S17-77 i'n::::. u v ! REDWOOD 4 "· - · PICNIC TABLE & BENCH SET MAlliS PINI 36'' Long X 11" High . •( ·f IIEG. t21.21 and gently smoked! . Sfr- REG. $39.95 119·~~ S34·44 IK1RA llliNCHIS AVAIIAU WUIICI REDWOOD WREN ' REG. $1.91 Mail Full SLIP-HEAD 199.95 Post ll.. w:Jr SASH UP!rr SALE PRICE I!Q. $US NORTHERN HARDWOOD ss.ss 9 ......... Yard Lant1r11 & Post TOP· QUALIIY i' W REG. Box S3.29 WITHOUT COUPON $1.39 55.88 PER SECTIOH Rural Mail Box ~~:.oNS1~19 : ADDITIONAL OR NOW ONLY NOW ONLY 5-FT. GWS SUDING SHOWER DOOR . Ail "N .if: l•t;d LIGHT FIXTURE t_,__,J REG. $51.95 • •••• • • cinnamon • • ~herear. s; :79 0 SJl88 ........ • • ~ REG. $1.2!1 PERFORATED ROOM S47-BB pepper • •. •. allspice :-.1M 2'x4' PAIII 24" VANITY French/City wieners have that gooll meat flavor, I Of CO'.u:se, there's a reason for this meDow goodnesa. Only protein-packed cuts of beef and pork are used and blended with imported apicel (the kind every good cook baa on her kitchen spice shelf.) It's then gently BIUOked with the tangy aroma of hardwood embers to give you the beet taating wiener you'll find anywhere. They're pre-cooked so you don't have to. Just heat for pliUIIp tender coodneu· That's for sure! GARAGE DOORS UNDER-CABINET UIIHT TILE FOR A8'x12' ~ flavorful & wholesome ! ., lirnsl IACH ~:.~ s1s.8s 8eaulilully fini1hed Natvrol Wood nutmeg ~WHITE $6.96 JT 11 Y'¥' complete with bowl and rim make POMEROY, 0. 1JlVO SAl! PIICI BLINDS ~HW ~n mm IM.l- DECOIIAIIVI IN CAlTON A\lthorized 8ulova Jeweler. Jv'l ·of J81~ .....,. sgg.9s $SUI For your(lwn sake. do as Bulo-va does:f&l1 on an : = S12·99 = $.4.99 i SALE PRICE tour dau llnl dlam and,, :U Jtl'ftl ae• c~r•CJ· Wbltl or Y•Uow. $11.• METIOPOLITAN MOTORS a• xlt« F• rf~a M ·v' [r.;; t3US NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED , SEE ""'' &9c tiGU. AT VANITY Rambler Trade-Ins 1lt t.s .1L 'ollruv rrxrrxl"" PRIMED Craftek S4.99 LINER PANELING ···u"" >i Iff .9mll Doolgnod ·'"' 'IIWtather comfort. OUTSIDE l) OTHER FINE GIFTS YOU WOULD EXPECT TO FIND IN A FINE JEWELRY STORE D~ IIU.$100.!0 2'8" X IS'I"LH 1 Ft . Beh·oir. Va., where he have an eight weeks c11urSe in maintenance and engineering. sg.s9 Lmered Shutter1 W t" DDors I WOODEN ' SCREEN DOOR IDEAL 1 Kasper, Dayton, Mr. Mrs. Hugh Ferguson, Miss my. son of Mr. and Mrs. Carll~--~...,.;~--'~..;..... Hall . has completed basic train· I ing at Ft.. Knox, Ky. After a . Tho V1ry Boot fnrlough at home he wPnl In I In Used Can Anywhtrl Woodtft M.vDb'- t•rlw Aluminu11 Combination \ : .'Iii 2'8".x6'9"x1~". PRE-HUN& ' ou 9'J~'N .: btl& GLIDE 'N' FOLD DOOR SET L1 Pttlt4 ••IC". Hllh·Ptllllon tiJII~I, Carl Hall and family. Pvt. Carl Hall Jr., U. S. i airco \1 rllltt "If'. l d~et at lllamandt malts with 23 jewel pJe(illan. YeiiGVI 1 REG. $21.50 .1M CIIC CAFE DOORS · ~w·.~·. ~ SALE PRICE flnt UltJ "1", A tl)lrklllll dltmona crown• the turdrop ent. 11 Jtwtll. lt\10'11 ~ ~ LOUVERED S17.97 ' 3'0". 6'8"' REMEMBER THE DATE., MOTHER'S DAY is May 8th. See our Bulova diamond watch collection. II I~ I I, K&C WJ\Ilam Mur·l-========:: - I \ '' b•n qlrt• FOLDING STAIRS ALL PURPOSE ' I •rlT . 1'.1~ I ( $p9 - CON AX 6'x6'x6' ARROW 481NCH WIIIDOW AWilliG S4.99 :.MI. Whitto. Matdlet dCIOf mnony. _,. .................. ................... ... __ _ UTILITY ............... BUILDING -_.,., n._..,...., ) ........................... .,._ .... u ....... ,. ..... . IMIIJi'l .JI...J'· .Llo · . ···"•' rvr ~~ • NOT II uoar, .WMAIII . . . M Mf ............ WUII_. ' She'll really appreciate the gift of a telephone. We have four difterent styles and eolors lovely enough to satisfy ·-""""·- ·· . ·" even a mother·in.Jaw. Call our Business Office and give the gift that says it all. GENERAL TELEPHONE~ • ~--lflo.QJif.r.roJrof'-·· ·, ' I ' ' More ' ·_, ~., ~· ·:.:.!:,..•. ' ' " '..'.].· ... _. 7 ..._ POMEROY CE,ft\ENT BLOCK COMPANY · The ~partment Store of Building Since 1915 ~--~~~-P-ho_.n,;,.e.....:"tff~·2;..·:.3...,19..:,3~o~rW_Y.:_2~·3:.:6:.7.:_9---------~Pom::;e:_:ro!,f_.....J • \loluesl • •I ' ' . \ J �' . ·V' • ' -- ,. . -. '• . \\ : The Carlelon Sunday School had an attendance of 55. shlp services followed w i Rev. Clyde Hinton the 1t1ev \'isited Sp4 r-a~·. ~-·· ' Mr. and Mrs. Weber were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne BeaJ and lam· · ily. Mrs. Beal, who has been Ill is somewhat better al this lime. Mr. and Mro. Charles Mash Jr. and family bad as weekend visllors, Mr. and Mrs. J I Mash and family of Columbus, STUDY HEAD- Dr. Pvt. Nathan Arnold, who Charles L. Taylor, educator stationed at Fort Knos. and t h eo l o g ian from Dayton, Ohiof has been was home on a three day named director cf the over the weekend to visit Theological Educat.lon mother, Mrs. Hazel Arnold and Study of the Episcopal family and his sister, Mr. and Church. The newlY· Mrs. Patrick w1ma ms of Flal· launched stuil)',expected to continue two years, is to woods. examine all aspects of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Murrayl Episcopal theologieal Jr. and Mrs. Elizabeth Murray edur.ati~n, focusing on "the r tr t changwg role of the have . returned a t~r a 1 ~ 0 dJUrch, clergy and laity in Washmgt&n, D. C.,_ . y,here modern society." I I Prlees Mrs. Dolores Will and Brian, ...In A t - - Route, recenUy called on Pearl Parker and Mr. and Middleport. 0. Thomas Parker. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bauer THE SHOE BOX who is stationed there. ].. \1rs. Clara Whaley is a mcdl· ca.! patient at Vettorans M e mor- ~ ial hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Cahrles King had as reeenl visitors, Mr. and Mrs. Ed King o! Harrisonville. - - - - - - - - Visillng Sunday with Mr. and: .. By Bertha Parker \1rs. ,John Dean <Hid SODS Wl'fP I Robert. Virginia. Rodney and · The funeral of Pearl Podm II David Rled of Pataskala. !\1r. 1wa s conducted from the Ewi1ng 111d Mrs. Kennrth Markins of F un er<~l home in Pomeroy Raci ne. After a pi(.·nic dirmt>r , Hcv. Eugene Gill and everyone enjoyed cake and lee I John D. Davi..-. Oa k Hill, officlcreum honoring Virginia Ri~;~d aling~ on her 12th birthday. Mr. Earl D. \lender, Mr. ."'J rdra Stewart. Harbara Cur- Wilbur Mender. ~~elsonville, Mr. thers. Linda Beal, Mary Liju and \-Irs. Norman Fisher and and l~e\en King who have all Mrs. William Fisher of Seneca· !I beeu ill are now better. ville attendrd the runeral Mr. and Mrs. Jaf'k Kierns Pearl Parkt>r. and son of Guysville were M<1jor Cedric 0. Parlt.er 1 cent visttors of Mr. and \lrs. Fort Hood, Tex., Mr. and Mrs. : Laurel Oiff sOCiety • Notes 1 mea 6IF"I'S F1'I'FORA QJ)E!EN! ~ Of Wh ite, ~ S2l95 2'8'"11 , .... CliUN& HEIGHT: 7' 10" 1o or Whitt. I' and ' OlHER SIZES AVAILABLE will! IDRED FORGERS At one time, the Chinese solved their problem by offering the er> highly paid jobs at J110 perial mint. 36"~~ ..... .a. nNlL •• • • ••• Bath-.. Wall '' cardamon 1.: ~...i • I I 'i ll HARDBOARD .r•b 1f. I.IMIT1 I PER 77c '1'1,;1! j CUSTOMII r· !~ cw . , ':!IH , ~E 'I li ~ !tl t>·: It>~ SALE PRICE \" i\ i_ ~ f , Bedroom. Hall , n.., FLUORESCENT ENOUGH CEIUNG SAL£ PRICE ··';;t: :~ ·"' ' ------------· · .... HARDBOARD Pay As LiHie As t:lbitibi $ 12" X12"' I tj• - TOOLS STORM S.00 Per Month OAIDIN HOI ..... ,. 112.88 36"xl00' - $1.49 WHEELBARROW IOWWE $1.69 . ., CHERRY ~ w~t:uT ---- 48"11100' - ehiu S6.79 . ·.-~: ·. WHm WOODEN FAN TRELLIS 118.71 11.99 REG. $4.95 REG. $2.39 ..: :11 r! li 1-1 CALV-A-lARD WEUU lAD FEICI IIG. $2.211 DOOR ' ~ f, ' that set the pace for t.<.citing redecorat• m& ideas. Enhance YOUf home witto bea uty at ~nodern 1!11 tomorrow! llc ea. ~-1\1!~.~ .I!';'' ~lch .tones PLAIN WHilE TILE HYDRAULIC ·II PANELING 4'xl'xl4" SHEIT ..... ...00 .._ . . . . . . _... .. ~ ••• .,.. hlghJ 14" ..--~..... btallty to , _ ,.,.. w GALV-A-GARD ROWER BORDER TRELLIS . . . 1111 . . . ltlt¥ ........ .. ft!Mott&. 11.99 UG...... 2.4W'W • 20YI,.H \ : bll~· ·1 ,. •n,;f S1.29 . Open A Bild·A·Count MEDICINE CABINET ·'' \.. 'd:i(!. LIGHT FIXTURE 4 CUBIC POOT Wai~Hung :-.· d/ ld•.•li 'IJJJ $3,49 ~ CABIN LAUAN WOOD PANELING ~ lt! 91 'J 5-UGHT CLOSER I .I CASH I ttm MEDICINE CABINET •11 nil. YOU DON1 NEED REG. $1.75 '' Wai~Hung QI::JIIONUS S17-77 i'n::::. u v ! REDWOOD 4 "· - · PICNIC TABLE & BENCH SET MAlliS PINI 36'' Long X 11" High . •( ·f IIEG. t21.21 and gently smoked! . Sfr- REG. $39.95 119·~~ S34·44 IK1RA llliNCHIS AVAIIAU WUIICI REDWOOD WREN ' REG. $1.91 Mail Full SLIP-HEAD 199.95 Post ll.. w:Jr SASH UP!rr SALE PRICE I!Q. $US NORTHERN HARDWOOD ss.ss 9 ......... Yard Lant1r11 & Post TOP· QUALIIY i' W REG. Box S3.29 WITHOUT COUPON $1.39 55.88 PER SECTIOH Rural Mail Box ~~:.oNS1~19 : ADDITIONAL OR NOW ONLY NOW ONLY 5-FT. GWS SUDING SHOWER DOOR . Ail "N .if: l•t;d LIGHT FIXTURE t_,__,J REG. $51.95 • •••• • • cinnamon • • ~herear. s; :79 0 SJl88 ........ • • ~ REG. $1.2!1 PERFORATED ROOM S47-BB pepper • •. •. allspice :-.1M 2'x4' PAIII 24" VANITY French/City wieners have that gooll meat flavor, I Of CO'.u:se, there's a reason for this meDow goodnesa. Only protein-packed cuts of beef and pork are used and blended with imported apicel (the kind every good cook baa on her kitchen spice shelf.) It's then gently BIUOked with the tangy aroma of hardwood embers to give you the beet taating wiener you'll find anywhere. They're pre-cooked so you don't have to. Just heat for pliUIIp tender coodneu· That's for sure! GARAGE DOORS UNDER-CABINET UIIHT TILE FOR A8'x12' ~ flavorful & wholesome ! ., lirnsl IACH ~:.~ s1s.8s 8eaulilully fini1hed Natvrol Wood nutmeg ~WHITE $6.96 JT 11 Y'¥' complete with bowl and rim make POMEROY, 0. 1JlVO SAl! PIICI BLINDS ~HW ~n mm IM.l- DECOIIAIIVI IN CAlTON A\lthorized 8ulova Jeweler. Jv'l ·of J81~ .....,. sgg.9s $SUI For your(lwn sake. do as Bulo-va does:f&l1 on an : = S12·99 = $.4.99 i SALE PRICE tour dau llnl dlam and,, :U Jtl'ftl ae• c~r•CJ· Wbltl or Y•Uow. $11.• METIOPOLITAN MOTORS a• xlt« F• rf~a M ·v' [r.;; t3US NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED , SEE ""'' &9c tiGU. AT VANITY Rambler Trade-Ins 1lt t.s .1L 'ollruv rrxrrxl"" PRIMED Craftek S4.99 LINER PANELING ···u"" >i Iff .9mll Doolgnod ·'"' 'IIWtather comfort. OUTSIDE l) OTHER FINE GIFTS YOU WOULD EXPECT TO FIND IN A FINE JEWELRY STORE D~ IIU.$100.!0 2'8" X IS'I"LH 1 Ft . Beh·oir. Va., where he have an eight weeks c11urSe in maintenance and engineering. sg.s9 Lmered Shutter1 W t" DDors I WOODEN ' SCREEN DOOR IDEAL 1 Kasper, Dayton, Mr. Mrs. Hugh Ferguson, Miss my. son of Mr. and Mrs. Carll~--~...,.;~--'~..;..... Hall . has completed basic train· I ing at Ft.. Knox, Ky. After a . Tho V1ry Boot fnrlough at home he wPnl In I In Used Can Anywhtrl Woodtft M.vDb'- t•rlw Aluminu11 Combination \ : .'Iii 2'8".x6'9"x1~". PRE-HUN& ' ou 9'J~'N .: btl& GLIDE 'N' FOLD DOOR SET L1 Pttlt4 ••IC". Hllh·Ptllllon tiJII~I, Carl Hall and family. Pvt. Carl Hall Jr., U. S. i airco \1 rllltt "If'. l d~et at lllamandt malts with 23 jewel pJe(illan. YeiiGVI 1 REG. $21.50 .1M CIIC CAFE DOORS · ~w·.~·. ~ SALE PRICE flnt UltJ "1", A tl)lrklllll dltmona crown• the turdrop ent. 11 Jtwtll. lt\10'11 ~ ~ LOUVERED S17.97 ' 3'0". 6'8"' REMEMBER THE DATE., MOTHER'S DAY is May 8th. See our Bulova diamond watch collection. II I~ I I, K&C WJ\Ilam Mur·l-========:: - I \ '' b•n qlrt• FOLDING STAIRS ALL PURPOSE ' I •rlT . 1'.1~ I ( $p9 - CON AX 6'x6'x6' ARROW 481NCH WIIIDOW AWilliG S4.99 :.MI. Whitto. Matdlet dCIOf mnony. _,. .................. ................... ... __ _ UTILITY ............... BUILDING -_.,., n._..,...., ) ........................... .,._ .... u ....... ,. ..... . IMIIJi'l .JI...J'· .Llo · . ···"•' rvr ~~ • NOT II uoar, .WMAIII . . . M Mf ............ WUII_. ' She'll really appreciate the gift of a telephone. We have four difterent styles and eolors lovely enough to satisfy ·-""""·- ·· . ·" even a mother·in.Jaw. Call our Business Office and give the gift that says it all. GENERAL TELEPHONE~ • ~--lflo.QJif.r.roJrof'-·· ·, ' I ' ' More ' ·_, ~., ~· ·:.:.!:,..•. ' ' " '..'.].· ... _. 7 ..._ POMEROY CE,ft\ENT BLOCK COMPANY · The ~partment Store of Building Since 1915 ~--~~~-P-ho_.n,;,.e.....:"tff~·2;..·:.3...,19..:,3~o~rW_Y.:_2~·3:.:6:.7.:_9---------~Pom::;e:_:ro!,f_.....J • \loluesl • •I ' ' . \ J �I ~~ ~· ' . Srou HOURS. MDntll; thru Thursday 8:00 to 6:00 Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav •... . . ' . ' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 8:00 To 8:GO Legal Notice IN THI COMMO.N P&.UI .COUIT opr Mllll COUNI'f't OMIO THI PAIMIII UHK I IAVIHI DOMPAIIY, 111 Oble C.r-:,:::; 1 l'fllltf'IYI Ohler ... . OF CANCIL.I.A'hOQ Wm I ................ .;..;;-Alii- a. tilt M AIIAI..V M. ..UAI.III Dft' tf .Uitllelflefl ,., ... "'"'....' .....,... "" i lltUt..AT1V"I ..... ..: Hll 1r rt!Mt ,., ........... OO .llllfdl.............. ..... ....., tnt• wt" en• ,_,... lftMrtleft. .......... llftniMIII""· TIIO 1101 .............., ly NUL 'li:So St<E'S BEEN OVER VISIT IN' ZONEVMAE HAWKINS MA'AM• AUNT BACK r' 2 SIGNS I Pnm•rov ---- -- -, OIADLINM M. Drt . . . . . ... ...... MO....., OHIU"' f:M ... .. L, ,-Motor Co. ) IARNIY GOOGLI anll tNUFI'Y SMITH GOT SOME REAL SHE JEST GOOD TO GOT Amllll PJumltr 111d PluMIIty. .It II,, ••·I... ' II I' USED wort pantsf ........ IIIII ~'"·II ..., _ _ 1 .""'.o ...... ,~... ....... .... .............. ' - "··o tom, Ohio. 1964 Chevroltt llaayne 4 Door_ $1695 t 111 GNY flllllb, Yinyl Interior, 327 eu. ln. enrrJ.... Power111de, good tlru 1964 Corvalr Deluxe 2 Dr. · I LEAN GROUND BEEF LISSTHAN 31b.or lb. 3 Ll.-59c LB. More C !' 49 I 'I ''''I ~ :0 Whlt.Houoo $1095 ' AppleSauce Th""' You CNUIIY F.ll" ,,._ 1 1ng Turquoise finish, viDYl interior, IOOd tires, radio, heater. Std. trans, 1964 Falcon 2 Door J $1295 Deluxe interior, good whitewall tires, while fiDlsb radio and huter. ' '. ' ltokoly'o Pomeroy Motor Co. Tomato Juice - OPEN lVII. f:OO P.M. POMiiROY, OHIO .JUST PICTURE WHATMIS51NG ME.Al.. WILL 0010UOHNN't/."' a.. 3~:89c MOTHER'S DAY glfl!. Beauli-1 lui hand blown pieces. Horak's Carry.()ut' at Pomeroy-Mason brJdie. ! S ll••• Notice irt SI'RIIJG, CUIE/J A ~ MAIJI: FAIJCI' WRIJS TO THOOi:liTS OF WV£ I MI~T A Gll{t. RIA&LY AIE&l>S liAMAIJ,,, l';;e rnashea 'em flat, Joel! 6he';; ;;tuek! ... NU, !or. TRI"IOlN LOSEI so IS WEDDING I AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGI!MENT Tho Quality You C, RAftTtNIJAO i . or MJ:lGS COUN1 Writ., Phono or Cllllacl Will Vaiuo For li ~· ·zl 6 PORTER, for ft&W.tttt JIM CARNAHAN f(l 17J Ill t, 11, ll, ~S. !111· IIACINE, OHIO 1---11 NOTICI <tlllceiied? Lost your ,..., license? Call WY .,.,Oii.l 6 15 you ever used, so easy too. Gel Blue Lustre, Rent tric shampooer $1 . Baker niture Co. :; 2 61o - ---- ma......_ rice. au IIIIUo. W\' Wilt The Fabric Sbop, p_.., Authorized Singer Sal., • • tie Semc:e. RADIATOR SERVICE All Now Ridfitar 511"2 I PHOTO CoJIYU!I Senlee. ·',, DICK TRACY .~ . -·•I /J-i -....:,S-.'1'.1 ~ 111 made et 1op1 pepen. 1t1r11t ,_-cto ml olmGit 1111 other dctcullllllll - - r-ace. Pom!NJ lleellbtate For S.la LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE! Tuppers Plains Society News WHEW ! 'fH' WM COUSIN LOU CAN HATE' CALM AND ICE COLD, lAND DFAOLY SURE! eCar eTruck eHoator Coro elulldOJer eAny Typo KEITH GOBLE FORD CROSSWORD 23. Cuckoo 26. Oml nous ABBIE AND SLATS .ol . E on 26. Blacken ;,_ " Girls" 21. French 6. Shut pronoun 7. Am&li.'Ur 2P. Ex· radio dama. operator lion 11 . Today'a fiction hero 33 . Incite• :u. Gotpel a. Rr ~ Unr 9. Box: aen!. • wtit~r : ,. J2 13 Yui,..,W•p'• Auw,.r 40. Pa.J)f'r size abbr. 3..'i. SeawHd 36 . Relay, for one "38 . Nlpl\ palm 42. r oi'Ct': t...tln OR A Sti.ILOR ltliTHOIIT 43 . P•r!'hlft &lli"tl 44 . Arabian rnnnl'nt p 18 ,. r•o top of :! L.ndmark's Got EVERYTHING Middle. Uc 1 Spreading A\·ailable - We new low price!!. The Daily Sentinel t:l;pabel to ln rn m11•e UP IH NHllnt Ull ""''lir ami teu:tl proffMional IHB.II}qat, l:~te\1\lft .. mou ~ vallable . Write dtPt Loeo4 Vlvlane Woo<lard t:o rp ., ltal Tlhu !lir.el. Panoram l:lf.1, t:allr. I"' • Jldc W. c•....,. Mgr. BUq!lET third floor budpl oilop. Raker Funtltw-e. lllddleport OhiO. u 12 Ito 001 GOOD USED turquoise livinl room suite, nylon cover, 2. sl•p-tabl.. and 1 coffee lab- I Marllte Supplies le, f lamJI'!, $1311. Phone SH 2-1 iCHWARZEL MARINE - E•-.I ·- 5225. 5 2 3tc • lnrude Sales and S.o·voce 1958 FORD Station Wagon, 6 WeedaJB afler 6·30 p.m. andl cylinder, standard lran•misali day Salurday, f1 0 CJ(f'll~ •ion. Pltone SH 2-5225. t 26 .!Ole i 2 31c • PORT, OHIO. DOWN 1 . .trab VIPI AT ITS GREATEST ...usage, ~~~ r'. ~mushroom. bam or comblna"ous. f" or t 2" Sit• .J5c to 1.50 C-1110 Carry.Out Sorvlc• CALL WY 2-9111~ --:-:t\ ~ .r \MI.-.t>s , t,;A;;.-_D_...,._i .~.=_,1 ~ Society Notes r; . Pick up AI G. & G. CAPE ~ I" Apply In Ponon EXCITING WOMAN ..!:12 r· Ph. WY 2-2111 PIZZA Plain or wttlt pejtperonl. ~,.. I.. troaen To Ye,ur Field1. AD Anolyoio, otrailbt lo ll)lxed maleriab1 11vaUabJe. AU al POM,ROY OHIO .. ~~ ~ .. Also Can Apply Liould Ni. 110 Mechanic Strtot Pomeroy, 0 . r0 I"' area warehou11e. Call us for ~ peciallzerl Eentire - Bulk BRAKE SERVIa 'IIY 2-2193 ~ Why driv~ 50 mileJ, · when ; 1 voo ~•n get delivery at our 1 ;..4= ======; r ,,I" ..... Blaettnars I" FERTILIZER AN OCEAN_ Ill W. MAIN POMIIOY ,_, DAn.Y C&YPTOQUOTE- a-•• 1totr te work It: &llWDa.B&AllB to LO)I'QJ'I!LLOW One lett•r simply stand& tor another. In tbissample A le uaed for the three L'.a, X for the ll'VO O"s, etc. Siqle letten, &pol · trophiel, the lenrth and formation of the worda are all hln\1:. Each day the code letlenl are dtffe-renL. HE'S CI.OS€0! WHAT CAN I .OO? (1) . . . . . A CryptaJnm Quotation w I:WBC JWQKO, JVUJ WO aPI!OKBOK, OWBXOAUYAD UJ y K- EYKOVWBX. - JUAAKDYUBC !"~........,.• iL'f'HCeill...,tt!t NA.MI!:B ALONE KOOK DE· STRUCT10N ; THEY SURVIVE THE [)(JOM OF ALL CiillA· TlON.-TREVANION ( C IHf, Kmr l'nturu Bradt~ ate, Jno.: .• ... .... ·--· · ·- ···· · · ~· (. ' _,. _, _ . ~ ··· ·: ·· · · - -·' ' "'h -· ·- w ._ . ,, - �I ~~ ~· ' . Srou HOURS. MDntll; thru Thursday 8:00 to 6:00 Extra Cash The Want Ad Wav •... . . ' . ' FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, 8:00 To 8:GO Legal Notice IN THI COMMO.N P&.UI .COUIT opr Mllll COUNI'f't OMIO THI PAIMIII UHK I IAVIHI DOMPAIIY, 111 Oble C.r-:,:::; 1 l'fllltf'IYI Ohler ... . OF CANCIL.I.A'hOQ Wm I ................ .;..;;-Alii- a. tilt M AIIAI..V M. ..UAI.III Dft' tf .Uitllelflefl ,., ... "'"'....' .....,... "" i lltUt..AT1V"I ..... ..: Hll 1r rt!Mt ,., ........... OO .llllfdl.............. ..... ....., tnt• wt" en• ,_,... lftMrtleft. .......... llftniMIII""· TIIO 1101 .............., ly NUL 'li:So St<E'S BEEN OVER VISIT IN' ZONEVMAE HAWKINS MA'AM• AUNT BACK r' 2 SIGNS I Pnm•rov ---- -- -, OIADLINM M. Drt . . . . . ... ...... MO....., OHIU"' f:M ... .. L, ,-Motor Co. ) IARNIY GOOGLI anll tNUFI'Y SMITH GOT SOME REAL SHE JEST GOOD TO GOT Amllll PJumltr 111d PluMIIty. .It II,, ••·I... ' II I' USED wort pantsf ........ IIIII ~'"·II ..., _ _ 1 .""'.o ...... ,~... ....... .... .............. ' - "··o tom, Ohio. 1964 Chevroltt llaayne 4 Door_ $1695 t 111 GNY flllllb, Yinyl Interior, 327 eu. ln. enrrJ.... Power111de, good tlru 1964 Corvalr Deluxe 2 Dr. · I LEAN GROUND BEEF LISSTHAN 31b.or lb. 3 Ll.-59c LB. More C !' 49 I 'I ''''I ~ :0 Whlt.Houoo $1095 ' AppleSauce Th""' You CNUIIY F.ll" ,,._ 1 1ng Turquoise finish, viDYl interior, IOOd tires, radio, heater. Std. trans, 1964 Falcon 2 Door J $1295 Deluxe interior, good whitewall tires, while fiDlsb radio and huter. ' '. ' ltokoly'o Pomeroy Motor Co. Tomato Juice - OPEN lVII. f:OO P.M. POMiiROY, OHIO .JUST PICTURE WHATMIS51NG ME.Al.. WILL 0010UOHNN't/."' a.. 3~:89c MOTHER'S DAY glfl!. Beauli-1 lui hand blown pieces. Horak's Carry.()ut' at Pomeroy-Mason brJdie. ! S ll••• Notice irt SI'RIIJG, CUIE/J A ~ MAIJI: FAIJCI' WRIJS TO THOOi:liTS OF WV£ I MI~T A Gll{t. RIA&LY AIE&l>S liAMAIJ,,, l';;e rnashea 'em flat, Joel! 6he';; ;;tuek! ... NU, !or. TRI"IOlN LOSEI so IS WEDDING I AUCTIONEER COMPLETE SALES MANAGI!MENT Tho Quality You C, RAftTtNIJAO i . or MJ:lGS COUN1 Writ., Phono or Cllllacl Will Vaiuo For li ~· ·zl 6 PORTER, for ft&W.tttt JIM CARNAHAN f(l 17J Ill t, 11, ll, ~S. !111· IIACINE, OHIO 1---11 NOTICI <tlllceiied? Lost your ,..., license? Call WY .,.,Oii.l 6 15 you ever used, so easy too. Gel Blue Lustre, Rent tric shampooer $1 . Baker niture Co. :; 2 61o - ---- ma......_ rice. au IIIIUo. W\' Wilt The Fabric Sbop, p_.., Authorized Singer Sal., • • tie Semc:e. RADIATOR SERVICE All Now Ridfitar 511"2 I PHOTO CoJIYU!I Senlee. ·',, DICK TRACY .~ . -·•I /J-i -....:,S-.'1'.1 ~ 111 made et 1op1 pepen. 1t1r11t ,_-cto ml olmGit 1111 other dctcullllllll - - r-ace. Pom!NJ lleellbtate For S.la LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE! Tuppers Plains Society News WHEW ! 'fH' WM COUSIN LOU CAN HATE' CALM AND ICE COLD, lAND DFAOLY SURE! eCar eTruck eHoator Coro elulldOJer eAny Typo KEITH GOBLE FORD CROSSWORD 23. Cuckoo 26. Oml nous ABBIE AND SLATS .ol . E on 26. Blacken ;,_ " Girls" 21. French 6. Shut pronoun 7. Am&li.'Ur 2P. Ex· radio dama. operator lion 11 . Today'a fiction hero 33 . Incite• :u. Gotpel a. Rr ~ Unr 9. Box: aen!. • wtit~r : ,. J2 13 Yui,..,W•p'• Auw,.r 40. Pa.J)f'r size abbr. 3..'i. SeawHd 36 . Relay, for one "38 . Nlpl\ palm 42. r oi'Ct': t...tln OR A Sti.ILOR ltliTHOIIT 43 . P•r!'hlft &lli"tl 44 . Arabian rnnnl'nt p 18 ,. r•o top of :! L.ndmark's Got EVERYTHING Middle. Uc 1 Spreading A\·ailable - We new low price!!. The Daily Sentinel t:l;pabel to ln rn m11•e UP IH NHllnt Ull ""''lir ami teu:tl proffMional IHB.II}qat, l:~te\1\lft .. mou ~ vallable . Write dtPt Loeo4 Vlvlane Woo<lard t:o rp ., ltal Tlhu !lir.el. Panoram l:lf.1, t:allr. I"' • Jldc W. c•....,. Mgr. BUq!lET third floor budpl oilop. Raker Funtltw-e. lllddleport OhiO. u 12 Ito 001 GOOD USED turquoise livinl room suite, nylon cover, 2. sl•p-tabl.. and 1 coffee lab- I Marllte Supplies le, f lamJI'!, $1311. Phone SH 2-1 iCHWARZEL MARINE - E•-.I ·- 5225. 5 2 3tc • lnrude Sales and S.o·voce 1958 FORD Station Wagon, 6 WeedaJB afler 6·30 p.m. andl cylinder, standard lran•misali day Salurday, f1 0 CJ(f'll~ •ion. Pltone SH 2-5225. t 26 .!Ole i 2 31c • PORT, OHIO. DOWN 1 . .trab VIPI AT ITS GREATEST ...usage, ~~~ r'. ~mushroom. bam or comblna"ous. f" or t 2" Sit• .J5c to 1.50 C-1110 Carry.Out Sorvlc• CALL WY 2-9111~ --:-:t\ ~ .r \MI.-.t>s , t,;A;;.-_D_...,._i .~.=_,1 ~ Society Notes r; . Pick up AI G. & G. CAPE ~ I" Apply In Ponon EXCITING WOMAN ..!:12 r· Ph. WY 2-2111 PIZZA Plain or wttlt pejtperonl. ~,.. I.. troaen To Ye,ur Field1. AD Anolyoio, otrailbt lo ll)lxed maleriab1 11vaUabJe. AU al POM,ROY OHIO .. ~~ ~ .. Also Can Apply Liould Ni. 110 Mechanic Strtot Pomeroy, 0 . r0 I"' area warehou11e. Call us for ~ peciallzerl Eentire - Bulk BRAKE SERVIa 'IIY 2-2193 ~ Why driv~ 50 mileJ, · when ; 1 voo ~•n get delivery at our 1 ;..4= ======; r ,,I" ..... Blaettnars I" FERTILIZER AN OCEAN_ Ill W. MAIN POMIIOY ,_, DAn.Y C&YPTOQUOTE- a-•• 1totr te work It: &llWDa.B&AllB to LO)I'QJ'I!LLOW One lett•r simply stand& tor another. In tbissample A le uaed for the three L'.a, X for the ll'VO O"s, etc. Siqle letten, &pol · trophiel, the lenrth and formation of the worda are all hln\1:. Each day the code letlenl are dtffe-renL. HE'S CI.OS€0! WHAT CAN I .OO? (1) . . . . . A CryptaJnm Quotation w I:WBC JWQKO, JVUJ WO aPI!OKBOK, OWBXOAUYAD UJ y K- EYKOVWBX. - JUAAKDYUBC !"~........,.• iL'f'HCeill...,tt!t NA.MI!:B ALONE KOOK DE· STRUCT10N ; THEY SURVIVE THE [)(JOM OF ALL CiillA· TlON.-TREVANION ( C IHf, Kmr l'nturu Bradt~ ate, Jno.: .• ... .... ·--· · ·- ···· · · ~· (. ' _,. _, _ . ~ ··· ·: ·· · · - -·' ' "'h -· ·- w ._ . ,, - �. ' ' ' . •.. ' i • ' ' I I I I I : ' ' I/_ ,_ - - '' ~ j. • ' • i' • •• ' . J TINY'S 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU PORK c~~ER c · lb. 0. II.' Middleport, 0. J I ' 'I #~ ·- ---.£._ VAN ~AMP \ fd . Rl BONUS ~PORK BUY - -:;:;_ I FRESH STOKELY SPECIALS STOKELY APRICOT HALV~ 303 can 17c \ MARTHA WHITE ------ c STOKELY $ .00 HIPS • FOR d' lib. pkg. ELLO • ' G· IVes FOR THE 19th HOLE FOR atural G. 1 .1\c;l{ '' Reta,ns · N Lastin atura{ Bod g Control Y GOLF YOU CAN HIT IT A MILE - 1 j c SECRET-98c Size DEODORANT--ROLL-ON • ROBIN HOOD l SEI.f.RISING · ~ FAIRMONT -· 15 BUTTERMILK ,.~ " 1''', PLASTIC LB. BAG s • ~ 11 qt.. .PAILS ~. l GAL: c WHY PAY A PREMIUM FOR LUCAS PAINTS LUCO LUXURY RE~6.::ICE FLOUR ' c ~ Gqllon .' ,. .,.. ·, PASTE SUPER BALL II • ' PKG. ,, 19 NATURAL C . Smooths, Relaxes N URL RELA "rb . · 303 SIZE CAN .. S CURL FREE c - c~ RIPE HAVE THE TIME OF • YOUR LIFE WITH THE NEW ; ~ RED TOOTH TONI NEW SAUCE ( I PEPSODENT fA~~~v ALL GOLFERS S11E STOKELY ~APPLE- · • - STOKELy ~I STOKELY CUT • CATSUP SltWED TOMATOES 14 oz. btl .......... 17c 303 can ............ 23c · BONUS BUY !r ' . 1 l GRAPEFRUIT JUia GREE N BEA NS 46 oz. can · " ··.. ·.. 39c 303 size can ·.... ·.. 19c // MATERIAL TO MAKE YOUR OWN Tube Tube · - ORANGE JUICE 46 oz. can .. .. .. .. .. 33c 8!1..JI c Family STOKELY SWEETENED STOKELY UNSWEETENED I SEAMLESS MESH SIZES HEAD & SHOULDERS SHAMPOO NO. Y2 SIZE CANS WE HAVE A COMPLETE SELECTION OF ARTIFICIAL WREATHS, POTS, CROSSES AND LOOSE FLOWERS AND ,.....,rmapkg. ' FRUIT COCKTAIL Gift For Mom LADIES NYLON HOSE--2rv.· • BONUS BUY ( ' Of All Kinds, The Perfect AT DISCOUNT PRICES - • POTTED FLOWERS COMPLETE Hardware Department -L 39c PKGS. .I DRAPERY STOkELY .. ' " • ....J, - -~·- 0 . : EACH and _ .PINTO 41b. . BEANSbag I •' ( I~ HALF BEANS c I; THE GIFT FOR MOM 44 c RIB 0 I I I .· .·;l, PORK . . .,. . 300 SIZE CAN •• .y . PORK __________,!LOIN HALF I t.. I A ... VV I!J/fi?J {tllJ TO'iJ I!I LADIES BLOUSES YES YOU'LL FIND THE WIDEST SELECTION QF STOKELY'S FINEST FOODS . HERE AT FOODLAND THIS WEEK ••• GARDEN.FitESH CANNED FOODS JUST . WAITING to TEMPT YOUR TASTE BUDS~ AT FOODLAND'S·LOW LOW PRICES. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY . .. ~'11 . . . . .--:..J,,~ .:--- ·-r· ~ ~ ..... ~·····•' !''~ . .. -- -~'- --- ~·-···.,.,...... ______ :;.. .:.=~-· ,.,;.:.~;.:::.·:-T~-- -. . INLAND_:: �. ' ' ' . •.. ' i • ' ' I I I I I : ' ' I/_ ,_ - - '' ~ j. • ' • i' • •• ' . J TINY'S 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU PORK c~~ER c · lb. 0. II.' Middleport, 0. J I ' 'I #~ ·- ---.£._ VAN ~AMP \ fd . Rl BONUS ~PORK BUY - -:;:;_ I FRESH STOKELY SPECIALS STOKELY APRICOT HALV~ 303 can 17c \ MARTHA WHITE ------ c STOKELY $ .00 HIPS • FOR d' lib. pkg. 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S CURL FREE c - c~ RIPE HAVE THE TIME OF • YOUR LIFE WITH THE NEW ; ~ RED TOOTH TONI NEW SAUCE ( I PEPSODENT fA~~~v ALL GOLFERS S11E STOKELY ~APPLE- · • - STOKELy ~I STOKELY CUT • CATSUP SltWED TOMATOES 14 oz. btl .......... 17c 303 can ............ 23c · BONUS BUY !r ' . 1 l GRAPEFRUIT JUia GREE N BEA NS 46 oz. can · " ··.. ·.. 39c 303 size can ·.... ·.. 19c // MATERIAL TO MAKE YOUR OWN Tube Tube · - ORANGE JUICE 46 oz. can .. .. .. .. .. 33c 8!1..JI c Family STOKELY SWEETENED STOKELY UNSWEETENED I SEAMLESS MESH SIZES HEAD & SHOULDERS SHAMPOO NO. Y2 SIZE CANS WE HAVE A COMPLETE SELECTION OF ARTIFICIAL WREATHS, POTS, CROSSES AND LOOSE FLOWERS AND ,.....,rmapkg. ' FRUIT COCKTAIL Gift For Mom LADIES NYLON HOSE--2rv.· • BONUS BUY ( ' Of All Kinds, The Perfect AT DISCOUNT PRICES - • POTTED FLOWERS COMPLETE Hardware Department -L 39c PKGS. .I DRAPERY STOkELY .. ' " • ....J, - -~·- 0 . : EACH and _ .PINTO 41b. . BEANSbag I •' ( I~ HALF BEANS c I; THE GIFT FOR MOM 44 c RIB 0 I I I .· .·;l, PORK . . .,. . 300 SIZE CAN •• .y . PORK __________,!LOIN HALF I t.. I A ... VV I!J/fi?J {tllJ TO'iJ I!I LADIES BLOUSES YES YOU'LL FIND THE WIDEST SELECTION QF STOKELY'S FINEST FOODS . HERE AT FOODLAND THIS WEEK ••• GARDEN.FitESH CANNED FOODS JUST . WAITING to TEMPT YOUR TASTE BUDS~ AT FOODLAND'S·LOW LOW PRICES. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITY . .. ~'11 . . . . .--:..J,,~ .:--- ·-r· ~ ~ ..... ~·····•' !''~ . .. -- -~'- --- ~·-···.,.,...... ______ :;.. .:.=~-· ,.,;.:.~;.:::.·:-T~-- -. . INLAND_:: �. .. .. :.·......... ,_,. \ (' -- . ..... , ·· .. :_-. utiVOid Doc Adams Outlasts Kildare, . ftasey with His Sure Lead Poisoning Cure ·,I \ ~OLLYWOOD (UP!) lots Kildare and Casey »«ted tbelr stcthoscuoe:; ~pArted the tube but ful7.v · · H~~~. .. -~ • • • • • .. ... • p • • • •• -.J.o ~ . ·~ - -~-A~ e ,Voice. of Broadv'aJ ,HELEN HELP US! by --- - -~ • I• Hoi · wood Notes ~, .Jack O'Brian ·· Adams continue• to cure knife. ~? , ~~U.Wc".re~~~ •••~,..~ . " . _ .• , _, "• ~'""" lead poisoning in "gunsmoke!_'' Moreover, Doc .~:dams ::::hi~" d;cel_t!;;.-;: l bu_-t olllrlladllswaylwdallldrwhambmedthereeut herlal~~ BinS ouran a~ti'c'albuiBWSSbll=- Mle. aodneru rwcr · o~~ :u;o~i;,;-.;h~ WOfl Brain surgery and ron1antl( lost far fewer p_atien~s than ... The t . ill recen o urns y ~no ,.u e•• J didoes paJl aflet· a few •easons, those smart alec ktds wpodtl~ . Does the Society !or the Pre- I won't take_ ltn_:e. ,'~ ~h• "'"'" nr •...C.Mlo hYsteria. li· ments have .seemed mostly ala- beD-bottomed _pan_t~ ~~~- .~~~ but the removal ol a ,;,.gun miracle drugs and by ermtc venlion of Cruelty to Animals ~ • d•~ m~udg.~~nt ' 0' 1 ... i ;;.need enHrely by Adlai Sleven- llsttcal, arrived In one of the Harlow used to,, ,~,. """ '("" I" . slug from a cowboy, thai's art. needles. cover fish? , wtcked. HJS ay wt come. son's son Borden and operat- St Laurent. type neo-borlesque and gatherej( damtiiy back n a Actor Milburn Stone esti- Stone has become so There is a new bar gambling I If a man commlta adulrery, ed b I mer Riviera beach- bare-babe dresses wllh a few pigtail. k" r same called Piranha Ante, and is an alcoholic or bas obv1ou~ Y a or b •• · a cou le Pomeroy, Ohio mates he's hea rd the "ton. o associated with his role I think it should be stopped' vices at least hla sl119 are ob- boy who came to Manhattan sequllls up ere aw p' There Is canned noise lor nonbullets falling lrom his forceps everyone excepting his be doU and vious' and the wile can get sym- and helped start the dlscotheq· strategically down there, ~..: dancing, noisier live music for TONIG~JT& 6~~~5DAY into the basin some 200 times diaoo !~ily, calls him Doc. then the Is a dro::·one ol pathy But when he is a trouble- ue craze here . By name Oil· not to gel the premises ral dancing If that's what the fru& during his ll years wtth the "That pleases me," he said those fierce iranbas into a make; wholevs to burden others vier ~uelin, by birth French, ... Llza Mlnnelll came In a and watusi and such may . be , horse opera. or enough lead to dur_ i ng a ~reak in the CBS tank o! gold!(.b. he eats the secretly, what can poor wile by nature shrewd and by curdress suitably several inches a· called ... Non-dance activttles 8 11 FRIDAY thru TUESDAY orm the SwiSs marme<. I show. "\Vhat greater comgoldfish YOU bet on, you win. do except be a good Christian rent standards hlp to __ what the bove her knees, Hermione Ginon the first level include loung· May 6-10 While Kildare and Casey pliment could an actor have·~ The poor things are living baiL and hope his sins will sollteday pubUc wants, on opening n!ghl gold wore a hat, J.oan Crawford es with color'TV: Scopitone, lhe 1~ W•lt Disney's "THE UCl Y DACHSHUND " dres>ed in white tunics and •·J've got a lot of respect !or This is worse than cock fights- lind him out. To the wo~!d, he he J81Dmed together more than wore Orson Bean on one, arm, film-jukebox which erupts I~ t'J"ochnicolor J 1worked in antiseptic surround- IJoc Adams. He saves more at least the roosters have . a is a "wonderful person. Not 3,000 (Admission $3 week nights, diamond• on the . other, . the mad•mod music at the drop o! f~P With Dean Jones and ings with complicated machine- patients than he loses._ He's a lighting chance. And I Imagine to me. 1 $4 week~a and no. tiP. , Skltch Henderaons saped at the a fairly large coin; lhere's ev· · Sm<Jnne Pleshrtte W•lt Di1ney's ry. IJoc Adams is content to sympatheltc old bird wtlh great !ish hurt too, even if fiShermen Why- don't you show a bit of ; ping!) wildly enthnsiaollc and organized Madness. A!rican sing en a library sloeked with !or· \ 'WINNIE THE POOH" roll up his sleeves, anesthetize af!ecuon lor the other don't like to think about iL - pity to those who need an un- mostly wlerdly dressed paying lng slar Miriam Makeba soak· e!gn (EIIe, Queen etc.) and do (and the honey tree I his luckless patient with a tors in the show." SCHOCKED derstanding friend? Don't be •• cu_stomers who wore every· ed up one more memory of the mestic milgazines. 1l'ertmicolorl couple shots of red-eye and . , · Dear Shocked: sarcastic and caustic In ynur re- thmg from ponytails (!hal would Broadway jungle, Micheline Ler· COLORCARTOON< start probing around with a dull S~ne tsn 1 d!ssattsfl~ Call your local SPCA. And I'd marks. It doesn't make ' be the boys) to pants (that of ner sparkled in like a m_ndern The main or second floor ha~ Admission : 75c & 40c I pla)tng lhe same roe suggest that if your bloodthirsty i look feminine, refined or course would be the girls). Zelda Fitzgerald, Hunllngton 1,000 sq~~e !~et o! dance , afler week: He keeps bartender wants to make bets ' passionate What better opportunity lor lfarllord arrived as he does space, pratrte-s!ze tn lb!s hand· i httle glmmtcks to bnng Doc to ion his piranha he should pill i WIFE . general aU • out exhib!l!onlsm lor almosl any opening short k<!'ch!ef • size dance floor age ' hie. .. his own ten fingers in lhe !~b 1 Dear Wife: than the premiere of this econ- o! supermarkets. Tom Poston of . . . II has three hands rolat : Stone hos many of Docs tank, for bait. - H. What did f say? Only that omy • packaged pop-art man • the TV panel shows glanced lng on a stage constructed ol charactemtlr~. He pulls ~t hiS Dear Helen: women with gumption are olio- made volcano (O!!icially, the sleepily around, eyes drooping stainless oteel on three le_vels I ear when he s thmkmg, snorts You were downright cruel !n tresses of their own destiny. three-level looneybin Is "The In hi• good looking Silent Pic· and dancers seeking the hmewtth. annoyance an~ squmche~ your reply lo "20-Year Widow They don't have lo wallow in Po]>-(>? Corp." of which Bor- lure face. light may trip the feverish !anup hts eyes when he' makmg a with a Live Husband." You self·pity - or play the saint den SU!venson ·gets 49 per cent Make no mislake, this is a laslic on specially raised platpomt. said widow-wives don't rate ' to their husbands' sinner which lor his more than $100,1100 !n- . Fun Factory, three Doors or forms; lhere was plenty of !haL "Dodge City has become ~ • much sympathy with you be- could tum almost any Jeky- veslment, Coquelln 51 per cent hyped-up, pent-up planned erreal P},ace ~~-me - -the set, 1 cause "there is always some· 11 into a Mr. Hyde. lor his paeans). rant-hood, llll!rally dozens of President William Henry m;.a~, he satd. h 1 t 1 tb!ng they can do, if they have Counseling might help !f Monlque von Vooren, 1 girls in gold pants, young men Harrison died in olflce one Its pecuhar,d bu~w en r~ the gumption to make a deci- you'd listen, listen, lesten...... tuewred lady who describes, in semi-Beatie hairdos, down to month after his inauguration. . on ~hat war l'O m e sion and stick to it.'' yourself as well as the coun: mornmg and walk o~to the Jfyo u, Helen,h avea kind, selor. And learn that a man who ' 1slage / become a di~fer:~t understanding, cooperative, lov- is wonderful to others but mean Had Th '11 T'L 1 E T' man. 1os~l my ~wn 1 en~ !ng, sw..,t, sell-sacrificing, obe- 1to his wile may simply be livO'S ey JJI:J t very tme Ill and actua Y come c dieul, spiritural husband ..... l ing up to expectations. - H. A~AMS. . I tStop the millie, friend : .. U Dear Helen: So DIG NE 170.... sur HIS 3"" Bilrn-IIMY, PAPA ANt:' II tl gues any lurtheJ I ,':'ay THIS is what you think aU bus- Should you give a bousewarmNar, HOWEVER, 1'17-iERE MAMA PRESENTEP U'i. ROSINPANTS ' begm to pracllce medicme. banda shonld be, you HAVE got ing for a cold fish? This woman Ht:'S SUPI'OSEP ; 0 .... WITH A SA(I(~X .. • • a problem-II.J y ous bould and her husband built a new BY , lhank Heaven for your lucky house. She lorded it over the NATURALI ZER ] break.. I'm sure you don't po- rest or us and our "old shacks." ssess any finer qualities than She never has anything nice to _./' some of us who just happened . say, but always thinks she t. You'l! find so many wonderful ' to get stuck with a louse. ' the best. Most of the neighbors styles for spring and summer Decision? If you mean leave are against the housewarming, •31•· Chapman-Canaday's. Choose him, State law differs. We would but a lew think it 1a the thing Sunday School attendance on be left with nothing to live on. , to do because her husband is a ,,lteautiful shoes for Mom. April 24 was 75, offering $25.41. See a counselor? He ties my great guy, and he is treated Marty Broderick suffered a bands with his sarcasm, saying pretty badly by his wife also. broken al'ITI at his home last it isn't HE who needs one. He Decision, please? - D. T. week. can see no fault in himself. Dear D.: GIFT HER 'Mrs. William Bartels has ~e- 1 have a husband who is a Give the hoUsewarming If turned lo her home alter bemg Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, taking Mrs. Fish remains cold, you WITH MOJUDS I confmed to Veterans Memortal all his hostilities out on me, can feel self-righteous. II It New spring shades of Hospital for the past week. hiding his cruelness In subtle warm. h er u p, Rosf'tle, Brown Crisp, Miss Bertha Righthouse of ways, keeping God and me at he plea.antly surprised . I Fantasy and Off-Blark Clyde. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pack arm's length. 1 could fill sever· Either way you can't lose. Have Free Mother's Day gift of Richmondale, Mr. and Mrs.' a! pages oolling you o! the kind fun - H. !'!IWI.!!A_ ;.7!/r"" • at .Y • • enttne ;;;,.:bu • .,.;...._-....-.. ·---·""""I . MEIGS THEATRE . " ! k ! - I 1 II B lli. The most ·1walked about shoes in town ... cen-l \to \ Rock Springs Is . Notes • oc1ety Schmoll is Top Student Of'66Ciass Robert 0. SChmell, with a 3.82 (lrade average, Is valedictorian •o! this year's senior c!oss of !Jiddltport High School. 1 '., 'MOJUD HOSIERY I 1 box. l.OOto 1.35 Chapman-Canaday In the Middle Block Next to Elberlelds POMEROY'S QUALITY SHOE STORE 46 Accidents Hospital. I Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Bearhs visited with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis of Pomeroy one eve• ing last week, -Mro. Hugh Bearbo i Solid Make Elberfel ds In Pomeroy Your Shopping Center -Carbon Diodde Is · called dry ice because it . I changes into a gas, not a when melting. DEALER STORE Outstanding Group MIDDLEPORT Ia the qiat~ "We to o" that trimt, sex and 'liolencel" • Butter CoJJlfllll'bDellt • Remcwable Egg Tray. • Deep Door Shelf Stores li GaL Milk Cartons. GIFT ELBERFELD$ WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREn storage Vegetable Bios. THE IDEAL mtWc out flf f~e clf1 so he wouldn't bo exposed safe, for lllllg-term • Four Callillet ~ one slides out. • Twin Porrelain Em!!!llil WORLD Women's Dresses e 1116br H... "'- • Giant Zelo-Ileg£re Freezer )las deep door shelf and keeps food Trouble-free FOR MOTHER! with a capital "T"! complete selection .,f j'Toro'' power mowers. Owrl a chtap powermower now. you A wide selection of beautiful dresseo styles sure to please Mother - beautl!ul print jeroeys - solid ribbon jerseys printed and solid linens - dacron and cotton blends - shantungs - knits and many other easy care fabrics - no matter what size she is - we have a dreas to fit her, II you probabl' know aU aboul eApel'!~lve rep~ 1r There's one Just right Dependable 4 ~~II-; and m1serable summer Satu rdays. You·re for you. "roba bly rudy for a trouble -tree TORO. eycle engines by Briggs COme on In and ne onel ... Area Highways~ Accident Free For24Hours DRIVE TO ELBERFELDS Warehouse and aee the -., and • Coppertone, Colors or Stratt.on. Sturdy mowen, regular and 1elf propelled models. White. Rule by ·Stoogette REO. $349.00 149 \ • 1M C. f~ No\- ON DISPLAY G.E. AUTOMAnC WASHER , , 14 Lb. 2 Cycle 00 e2 Speed eMini Basket _ _ $209· NO TRADE NECESSAitYI / G.E DRYER e3 Tomporoturo Stttln111 eFin410r Tip Lint Trop $138·00 NO TRADE NECUSARYI Called Con spiro~y ALSO AT EL8ERPILDI 5 TWO DOOR RERIGEKATOR·FIEEZEil Probedby9SP During Aplil - of TB·l~ ~ \ See Our Model 1 ~!:m with ::.t~~~~e ~~~~:: I B£DDY'S WORI 0 house at Veterans Memorial nn - H & R FIRESTONE N. 2ND AVE. j ·elvU · IYARIHOUSI Hard ~ur!aeo Floor BETI'Y HARTFORD !eatur01 the 'away from the nect' col· lar. Fully lined with · nylon jertrey ... saah belt •.. Nylon <hilfon jersey so sheer, so light ••. •o washable. Coverlnas Floor Tiles - room slze ,_,. (O!ji . ,, F ;'·,-,o;·,·,:. Linoleum Ru&s - That's the 1966 Whirlwind• by - TORO' I . Chrome Trim and Edll•l - Boy• & Girls Bleyeies ..: ''wheelbarrows'- Lawn Carts - uo8d Television Se~ '. Velerau Memorial Admlsslou - Eula Colutnbcs; Mabel Betty Becker, Jerry Owens, Oller, Middleport; Reedsville. - Mary Daniel I .. l • UERFELDS Elberfelds in PC) meroy . ' ' ,.,_ MECHANIC ST. - ~--····~,.- ~. ' The Gallipolis State Blahw!f post reported no tral(t In either Gallia' ar counties tn the 2l-ho!tr ending at I a.m. 'l'lluljo . ' ' < ' ' I ~ uatrr ~tZ.:.!- ~ . . 41 V . ..,..Jet. T, ,lladDe. - PIUIIDe .. ~,' . '· � 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 05. May 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. 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