http://66.213.69.5/files/original/03039ee96f1c777ee893b9311f0ddfe1.pdf d69dec3c38fa82d8ded7af12aa518aba PDF Text Text . .. .. :.·......... ,_,. \ (' -- . ..... , ·· .. :_-. 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 .. ~,' . '· �• ' ., Leaders of 8 Pi'otestant ·' I Athens Wins Fourth Straight ·Track Crown; GAHS Secood tiel Middleport ond Pomeroy high lllrth; Ronnie Cheadle, mth In DISCUS - Randy Harklno . (A), $'0"; Jobn Brown (0) 1'1"; I(A) and Jim Gilmore (G) (New record - old reeord f:fl.l Pbeip11 (L); Rod Sauer (!.!); 1 polls (Halik Dooa, Btb ~~ , track teams, who will meet the mile run; ROO Sauer, 440 (A) 144'1"; Bul<:h MCormickiPal Henderihot (ol1'2" (lhlrd 1 10'; Gre1 IIDweU (G) 10'; BIU Gearlt Slump, Losan, 11159). Ron Hlndy (M); :SU . ward;BI'IICOSmilll,~avld . ~u!~!;! ;~ :.!.i~dl>:j>V~~ 1 w;.\!.:.- ij;.~,, :.:.u.-~~; p~;: !!!:-t:!;·, ~~~ ~C! !.!!:'!~"; e!-.u;:i ~c.7.r; '!.~ ;.1 ;! ~~'1: p!:eee !'!~ro~ ~ ~ H~ (.1' 1N; ~~ Rlatl•• ·A~ lights In a dual meet, finis Idash, fifth; Mark Tann•hlll, 125'4"; Eugene Lee (G) 118'; fewer mlsseo); t'O" f t'8". ed fUIII and sixth Wednesday at ,fifth, 880 run; Sam Hood, third, John Lackey (A) 180'9") 144'i" TWO MILE RUN- Marobllll 1111 YARD HIGH HURDLESOhio University in the annua11220 dash, and U·!€ mile r-elay {New recuni _ olU te\:ua...i 1S6' Hal6iii {A}, Douu;· ?r::t=' {.!); !'..:::"~- :H::-!::!!:: {.•.); !~·~P'2!!!Snutheaslern Ohio Track and Iteam, fourth place (R 0 g e r II%", Dennis Cade, Athens, Charles Baker (G); Larry Pra~ curt m; Joe Rlddlebarger (L); Field meet won by Athens. Swarlz, Leland Brown, Alan 11965). er (JI; Bob McKay (L); 11:11.5 John Brown (GI: Tom Ellinger With S<onng on lhe 1>4-3-2-l .Oiler and Vance), SHOT PUT- Randy Harkins . (Meet record slnce Ibis It the (LI: :1!.5 b"is, the JackeL' had II ! Points were won for Pomeroy 1 (A) 49'1"; Bob Trowbridge (L) I first year tor the event). 100 YARD DASH -Tom Frapoints and Pomeroy 9, Athens hy Don Swisher, third in the 47'2"; John Lackey (A) 42'8"; BROAD JUMP -Todd· Soy- z1er (L); Ken DeVeau tAl; Don won Wllh lOI : ~allioo!i ., ,-." 100 yard daoh: 800 relay team Butch McCormick WI 37'S"; der (A) 111'8'3"; Tom Frailer Swloher (PI; Terry Ellis (A); , second with 53, Logan third · of Swisher, Bill Nease, B iII Larry Vance (M) 38'9"; 49'1" (LI 18'1"; T0111 Smith (A) 17' Don Shafter (J); :1~.4. With 38, Jackson lourlh w•th English, Duane Brickles. fourth (New record - old record 47' II" : Lorry Gingerldl (J) 17' ONE MILE RUN - Tom 2B. and SwiSher, se<.'llnd in the 220\5'4", Lloyd Simmons, Logan, 101'."; Sam Eisuauglo (G); 16' Smilh (A): Bruce Smith (G); Middleport boys placing were dash. 196SJ. 6". Jeff Dixon (A); T.. Henry (JI; Larry Vance in lhe shot put, RESULTS HIGH JUMP- Todd Snyder POLE VAULT -Jack Clark RMmle Cheadle (MJ; 4:3U- _..YARD RELAY- Athens (Richerd Gura, Terry Elllo, Todd Snyder, Jim HeffelllnSerl; Je~t."!'!! ~R!rk ~i~h•n, Steve Pfancull, Rusty HeDry, Don Shalf<r); Galllpollo (John Walk· er, Bob Woodward, Sam El.. naUIIe, Ralph YOWlS); Po..,. roy (Dan Swlllher, Bill Nease, Bill E111!11ob, Duane Brickles); Logan (GJ'O'g West, George Luncb, CUrl Parry, Tom Elling· er); U'7 f40 Yt.RD DASH- Ken DeVeau (A); Merl Bell (L); Jim 180 YARD LOW HURDLES-I strong); AtheN (Rlcll_, • Randy Horkias lA); Sam EiJ. Pat HendB&hop, Jaei< ~ •• ~"' ' aaugle (G); Ttrry Ellis (A); Bob Stewart); Jackaon .(To Dana Ki~our (Jl : John WaJk· Henry, Don Shaffer, er (G); :21.8 gOIIl', Rick Richards); 880 YARD RUN Tom port (Roger Swartz, Smith (A); David Annalrong Brown, Alan Oiler, (G): Jeff Dixon (A) Greg Smith Vance); Logan (Jim (G); Mark Tanneh1Ue (M); SieVe Phelps, George 2:11U Leo Fell) HU. 220. YARD DASH - Tom TEAM SCORING Franer (L): Don Swlllher (P); (A) 101; Gallipolis (G) ~c· k"' Sam Hood (MI; Ken DeVeau gan (LI 38; Jackson (A); Merl Bell (L); :2U M1ddlepart (M) 11; ONE MILE RELAY- Galli· (P) 9, , ;; oi; 1~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 5, •. u r~ b·'JUOl Favorite 8! LOSE WEIGHT SAFILY WITH DEX·A·DIET TABLETS II KROGER There wUl be a Hoolfauy Jl'rlday olcht at the Eulfro Hlp School at 1:• p. m. tpaa.....,. by the Juolor Some of IR acto wW be lbe CORRECTION cl•"· Wednesday Ad lluo1rayo, aa IDotrumeatal BIG CHIEF lfOap; ooloo by Allee Smllll, Garf GardDer (I ...,I from SUGAR MuklaJIIam), BW AUn, CllaiiH Kalpt, Aim Bollor (dance solo), Gar, Pt110111, lbe Glrlo' Euemlllo, lmpacll (ID lltlrUmealal lfODpl, I loyo• Qaartet, ami a driU team lmltatiDr lbe Greea lerelo. ·. (Not Domino Br•ndl KROGER - - ---- She Would Like To Beln Our Sh011l Shoe Gifts! ....... l• ·t. ,,.. "'"' tMt ' .. 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' �• ' ., Leaders of 8 Pi'otestant ·' I Athens Wins Fourth Straight ·Track Crown; GAHS Secood tiel Middleport ond Pomeroy high lllrth; Ronnie Cheadle, mth In DISCUS - Randy Harklno . (A), $'0"; Jobn Brown (0) 1'1"; I(A) and Jim Gilmore (G) (New record - old reeord f:fl.l Pbeip11 (L); Rod Sauer (!.!); 1 polls (Halik Dooa, Btb ~~ , track teams, who will meet the mile run; ROO Sauer, 440 (A) 144'1"; Bul<:h MCormickiPal Henderihot (ol1'2" (lhlrd 1 10'; Gre1 IIDweU (G) 10'; BIU Gearlt Slump, Losan, 11159). Ron Hlndy (M); :SU . ward;BI'IICOSmilll,~avld . ~u!~!;! ;~ :.!.i~dl>:j>V~~ 1 w;.\!.:.- ij;.~,, :.:.u.-~~; p~;: !!!:-t:!;·, ~~~ ~C! !.!!:'!~"; e!-.u;:i ~c.7.r; '!.~ ;.1 ;! ~~'1: p!:eee !'!~ro~ ~ ~ H~ (.1' 1N; ~~ Rlatl•• ·A~ lights In a dual meet, finis Idash, fifth; Mark Tann•hlll, 125'4"; Eugene Lee (G) 118'; fewer mlsseo); t'O" f t'8". ed fUIII and sixth Wednesday at ,fifth, 880 run; Sam Hood, third, John Lackey (A) 180'9") 144'i" TWO MILE RUN- Marobllll 1111 YARD HIGH HURDLESOhio University in the annua11220 dash, and U·!€ mile r-elay {New recuni _ olU te\:ua...i 1S6' Hal6iii {A}, Douu;· ?r::t=' {.!); !'..:::"~- :H::-!::!!:: {.•.); !~·~P'2!!!Snutheaslern Ohio Track and Iteam, fourth place (R 0 g e r II%", Dennis Cade, Athens, Charles Baker (G); Larry Pra~ curt m; Joe Rlddlebarger (L); Field meet won by Athens. Swarlz, Leland Brown, Alan 11965). er (JI; Bob McKay (L); 11:11.5 John Brown (GI: Tom Ellinger With S<onng on lhe 1>4-3-2-l .Oiler and Vance), SHOT PUT- Randy Harkins . (Meet record slnce Ibis It the (LI: :1!.5 b"is, the JackeL' had II ! Points were won for Pomeroy 1 (A) 49'1"; Bob Trowbridge (L) I first year tor the event). 100 YARD DASH -Tom Frapoints and Pomeroy 9, Athens hy Don Swisher, third in the 47'2"; John Lackey (A) 42'8"; BROAD JUMP -Todd· Soy- z1er (L); Ken DeVeau tAl; Don won Wllh lOI : ~allioo!i ., ,-." 100 yard daoh: 800 relay team Butch McCormick WI 37'S"; der (A) 111'8'3"; Tom Frailer Swloher (PI; Terry Ellis (A); , second with 53, Logan third · of Swisher, Bill Nease, B iII Larry Vance (M) 38'9"; 49'1" (LI 18'1"; T0111 Smith (A) 17' Don Shafter (J); :1~.4. With 38, Jackson lourlh w•th English, Duane Brickles. fourth (New record - old record 47' II" : Lorry Gingerldl (J) 17' ONE MILE RUN - Tom 2B. and SwiSher, se<.'llnd in the 220\5'4", Lloyd Simmons, Logan, 101'."; Sam Eisuauglo (G); 16' Smilh (A): Bruce Smith (G); Middleport boys placing were dash. 196SJ. 6". Jeff Dixon (A); T.. Henry (JI; Larry Vance in lhe shot put, RESULTS HIGH JUMP- Todd Snyder POLE VAULT -Jack Clark RMmle Cheadle (MJ; 4:3U- _..YARD RELAY- Athens (Richerd Gura, Terry Elllo, Todd Snyder, Jim HeffelllnSerl; Je~t."!'!! ~R!rk ~i~h•n, Steve Pfancull, Rusty HeDry, Don Shalf<r); Galllpollo (John Walk· er, Bob Woodward, Sam El.. naUIIe, Ralph YOWlS); Po..,. roy (Dan Swlllher, Bill Nease, Bill E111!11ob, Duane Brickles); Logan (GJ'O'g West, George Luncb, CUrl Parry, Tom Elling· er); U'7 f40 Yt.RD DASH- Ken DeVeau (A); Merl Bell (L); Jim 180 YARD LOW HURDLES-I strong); AtheN (Rlcll_, • Randy Horkias lA); Sam EiJ. Pat HendB&hop, Jaei< ~ •• ~"' ' aaugle (G); Ttrry Ellis (A); Bob Stewart); Jackaon .(To Dana Ki~our (Jl : John WaJk· Henry, Don Shaffer, er (G); :21.8 gOIIl', Rick Richards); 880 YARD RUN Tom port (Roger Swartz, Smith (A); David Annalrong Brown, Alan Oiler, (G): Jeff Dixon (A) Greg Smith Vance); Logan (Jim (G); Mark Tanneh1Ue (M); SieVe Phelps, George 2:11U Leo Fell) HU. 220. YARD DASH - Tom TEAM SCORING Franer (L): Don Swlllher (P); (A) 101; Gallipolis (G) ~c· k"' Sam Hood (MI; Ken DeVeau gan (LI 38; Jackson (A); Merl Bell (L); :2U M1ddlepart (M) 11; ONE MILE RELAY- Galli· (P) 9, , ;; oi; 1~ Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 5, •. u r~ b·'JUOl Favorite 8! LOSE WEIGHT SAFILY WITH DEX·A·DIET TABLETS II KROGER There wUl be a Hoolfauy Jl'rlday olcht at the Eulfro Hlp School at 1:• p. m. tpaa.....,. by the Juolor Some of IR acto wW be lbe CORRECTION cl•"· Wednesday Ad lluo1rayo, aa IDotrumeatal BIG CHIEF lfOap; ooloo by Allee Smllll, Garf GardDer (I ...,I from SUGAR MuklaJIIam), BW AUn, CllaiiH Kalpt, Aim Bollor (dance solo), Gar, Pt110111, lbe Glrlo' Euemlllo, lmpacll (ID lltlrUmealal lfODpl, I loyo• Qaartet, ami a driU team lmltatiDr lbe Greea lerelo. ·. (Not Domino Br•ndl KROGER - - ---- She Would Like To Beln Our Sh011l Shoe Gifts! ....... l• ·t. ,,.. "'"' tMt ' .. 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MOWER _ • $59.00 , 2-GAL.l DELUXE GAS CAN I ' PH. 972·2n4 ' . ' • . Dana fragl'llllCM ' .. POMIRoY By Hubbard Sportowur Ties by Puritan Banton Shirts SuperiM Socks by J Etqui,. . . 29? 5 ·. Btsaf, ~ ;~~~act,,;... SIMON:s $1.69 -----· ........... - -B.R.W. IIDWE. &·IIA'I'IIR SUPPL'Y Style 5610 5611 ----- ....... ,. . . .... --4•11 .... 5·0 available II! t"'= marvelous I 3 CU. FT. WHEELIARROW - - $8.95 Shorts eWALIIINo nooLI ....... ,__ $100 • Bermuda Rugby eOFIN ILINGI reguler $2?5 Size 9xl2 UNOLEUM RUGS ----$5.79 20 GAL. GARBAGE CAN --,-...,.-~ $3.00 . and Sport& o.... --llllles' Styles In Whit .Cholet SOLID COLOGNE Slack DUJJON DRUG STORE el"'••'"*OIIOHftlilpeye· MAIN IT, POMilOY '~l K"PEPQijL 1RfWlf'~ COMPANY Of. CINC~~~~ OH£0 ~· ~ ' .• . ' l '"' . ' I BILLFOLDS AND TIU.VEL KITS SWANK ••• the gol~en b'est draft beer of thelb all HUDEPOHL ••·,'Beautifut Pick-A-Pair' Shoe .. Store o. MEN'S JEWELRY Glm I ' ' Downi&GI' OS$ . . ' "J,iome Qf . Arrow · MAIN ST., ', .• ,.•. ' �"' (0 ·~Hf~EN H£l~ USJ· Voice of Broadway By Jack O'Brlaa N;it.ne Wood looked Uke a.lot" etc.) also II shorlln every Sammy Davis Jr. Is driving se~ 'iont tall b\:.c ~ cblifnnl way but talent . · Baby J8D8 11himself so wildly, you'd ;:~~j~~ me s,• ··:) ~.:!;.:g::.~ , ::.J;.zr !::.'! ~=~ ~::~~· ~~ .~: :~~ ~ h!'t'..!~'!' tr. , • l."-1[--by . fl'wo t together :.Eul ltallaD : not exactly ansocial and she's !debts or somelblng .. Plus Bott~l~ .. Helen ' Aunt M,,thin llley're payln' too Mh,..,~ tlll fm" Y"•ID~ ·peo. 1b!Rh a prlce for tbelr bouse. - YOUTD ASKED JI'OR ITI · '!'N • pie, their problema and pleas- H. · ~t _1~h -~· ~;:~, ·' "-VVI\1 ~~~.-~~i~i~H~~d ... ~~~~~ ~~" a;:;~~n !;..? . ~~~ ~ ~:es~.u~~~- ~b~~~:~ ~~; : : ~~~~~ .,...... - .... ., •••""" "' """''' '''" -•••tl""""' ••-• --•-=o ~··- - - · l,;OJOtly : t:rl5(llllt - and testing - to see I! tile cellltlll hoi<!'· ~sk )Vur · moth en fl!l' help In earning respect and lt'ust, and tell the new boy what he alrejldy klli>ws; you're a for· lnfl "too-ni~" girl who has teamed it's nicer to be "nice." (l(jOO 'luck! Yop'll make it; I lmow . you wiii!- H. Up l~"' · , . T\<>,.., ' - Y~u·;~ !old us many times ~..~~~n~~::iteA!~ ....forei~.. ~: 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., May 5· ~ Bloc Ov All 1:'1 H Red JIACJNI) CI!LEBMTION Saturday, May 14. GARDEN CITY, N.Y. LUPI)''• The associaUon will dedicate - The 30IIth aMivers.,-y of .a plaque on the appro~unate Thoroughbred racing 1n Am.,l· apot where the first horae race ca will be celebrated by the was run, and then s~a reNew York Racing AssoclaUon enactment o! the first riC.. . KYeOrlUPI) _eRedJJ,e d TO I hew feminine hat tricks 1top" and topping off the Carol : say whlcb w_e'd ~ather not Shouldn't ~t be my motber I know about my reputation. but 1 DO' ""OR SAYS ,., ;::f~O==B~L-..J:>-<1 =::==::·. --~ - ' \I lltr~ ;,., jJ,.,f F.fllltlltl (fir fi"itiling u..fJ iiJ/tfi- I or .,J txltrior floor IJasy to lf{'JI/1 tmd Jrit$ tptkkly to 11 Jufl gfiJSJ, 4TtAS , , • Vst PLOOR:·GUARD .•bo J9;."f,r~riturt, lrtrlis, h11tt, .kydu, lAw" ,h!Jirr 1111d hM of oJim pn.lflff(ll,,, fiJr lfltlillt protutlon. IE-'oUmUl COLOitS CENEIOUSl '1 SHOWN QUART-- 2.05 EBERSBACH HARDVVARE "Everything In \ · MAIN ST. • ( ! You''" beea m!IIBIDI oul Gil a lot thai'• new and better oince '62: • A more powerful otandard Sis and V8 (150 and 195 hp, mpectlveiJ). • New Turbo-Jet V8s with dilplou:emO!IIIa of 396 ancl '27 eubic Inch•• that JOU <Ill order. • A faiiJ OJD<hnll1lsed 3-apeed tranomiosion as standard. • A Turbo HJdra·Matir tranomiasion available. • Deep•twill earpeling on eyery model. o Sl1·11l0111h or 8,0oo-mile lubrication inlerYals. • Self·adJulllng brakes. • A Delc:otron gO!IIerator lbal eslellda battery life, • Self·rleuillg rorker panelo. • Up to :r more oboulder room; !nrreiOed leg and head room. • A 81Doolber coll-opriag ouopension. • New oound and vibration dampeners throughout. • A 1aa1er bodJ, a wider frame and tread. .· • lte• JOU ean add, such 11 AM·FM Multiplu Stereo radio, C.mfortroh lllto•llc beatlncud air caaolllioming, and a Tilt•leleeropir ateering wheel (or one lbat Ulla GlliJ). • .. Standard otafely ilelnl on all modelo, inrloding front and rear oeal helta, haek·DR llgltt.. w!ntllhleld waoben, Daolded la!trument panel, padded •isorl, 2·speed elerlrie wipers, oatakle lllliror, llt&IW· reaialanl builde mirrOII' ud noa-&lar• wiper arma. (Use them to bell aolYaDtaae.l aflec:ondAYe. $J.OO up $J.OO up Frtoh Ground and PKkaged $J.OO up GROUND BEEF - 3 SIMON'S MARKET SPRING FLOWERS ARRANGEMENTS or BOXED $J.95 up lb.spt A Delicious Treat To Eat HAM Sandwiches 10 98c for • And of course the great bu1a you can get right now from JOUr Ch,vrolet detler. . Medium Sizo Meigs County Holsum or Adomt UDLEY'S Middleport, 0. BREAD See JOUr Chevrolet dllaler I -------··· s ' """ 89c' .. ••lion . • . -~ ~· ' ' ' ; . '~ -- CHEVROLET • CHMUE • CIIM D • CORVAIII · · · . IU902 MOTOR. CO. ' 79t . . ' . .P~•.,. ••••Hoo••·•~·••••••~••••••••••oo•••••••••••·••-•••-•••••..,••••••• ••• ••,.••• •••oooon•••-••••".;"" ...' ' .... "n•••••••••••••-·••••·---. ' ' '.It I • W. MAIN s;REET ·, ~·· ' . Ill• Chevl'lill War McCoy's HoiiiO(ItniMcl Grid. A MILK ' Move out in May EGGS--··- liVE MOTHER A ... . ..... Weekend guestl with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife were their cblidren, Mr. aao1 Mrs. Robert Rife and children, Bobbl and Sammie, of St. Albans, W· Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward R~e and family of SUIIbury: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hoffman (Patty) and son, Stevie, of AJbanyi Mr. and Mrs. George G. Saxton and 18)lllly of East Liberty: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife were married May I, 1920 at Porn· . eroy by Justice ef the Peace Steven Martha. 48 years ago. They have 12 chfldren. Mrs. Bonnie Varney and ohildren called on Mr. and Mrs. Charlei Rife Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Rife and son and Mr. Edward Rile were shoplng in Pomeroy last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rife and children of St. Albans, 1 called on Mr. and Mro. Law· : renee Chapman Sunday alter· nooo. on you! Gllllpolit, Ohio - China hove been noted lhlt the Sevtet Union has jleading group. hu \persevering io r<voJuiioll. to Viet NIID by !no common boundary with degenerated into an acoomplice il .. . il "'!'f...:rl with priority, II high ICobs yet It shipped "rocke~ of U.S. Imperialism. 111 . aod free of eharge." nuclear weapons to a1hl hack , called aid ID Viet Nam Is OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL . 9 Ingels CUTS PRICES !! SPECTACULAR~\ * 90" Foam Rubber 3-Cushion Sofa POMEilOY PHONE WY 2·2126 Halena. $149 Large Matching Chair $50 OFF 2 END TABLES {MAPLE) Opens to 1 $199 bed for two with a custom Innerspring mattress. Hotpoint & Norg• ELEC. RANGES 1 COFFEE TABLE • SAVEl 2 MATCHING LAMPS ALL FOR ONLY "' SlO to $100 OFF .95 ON REFRIGERATORS ALSO NORGE Washers & Dryers WITH TRADI Maple Colonial Bedroom Full·size bookcase bed. 6· drawer double dresser. beveled mirror, roomy chest-{)nchest. SAVE NOW!! $169 CHAIR H! . ' • WGE SELECTION ON ALL CHAIRS ! ' ' •. Ia f92S, bloJO!IlY ~ , . ~ ol lh•>i:layfmi, Tenn., ·' ' ' ' ' ~~evolutlol 111 YiolatioD ~law. . - ···~·!'"'-•; "· ' .. ,.. oe •• ., ....c ochool ·SY!tem ,.81 ~ . for teaching the theory ·I. Versatile Dual-Duty Sofa SAVEl PHONE WY 2·2635 . . '' ' ' " OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS . \I •: . I ' "•JO! •'-~< ' ~. t.... ' . f ·' ') !... . ~j .' ' -7-Pc. Early American LIVING ROOM Tbe Ahllaaae By Un!leof Pnlo Jiottnalloul Today Is Thursday, May $, Uoe !25th day of llletl with ZIO til follow. '. The moon II be~o Ill lull, phase and last quarter. The momlnJ stars are and 8stuno, The eveaing star IJIJ ~=~ Amerle!1 author c M!)l'ley wu hom 00 thil ,.y 1890. ' On this dey Ill hlltory· Ia 1821, Napo!eoa Bo~aparto dl!<f "' ulle .. the Island of Ill ' PAY DAY TERMS 1 Gerald SBIIon of East Llber· ty eBIIed on Mrs. F8J . Wood and ~. Myrla ,Rile Satur4ay morn mg.· Mra. Fay Wood, Mrs. Sarlh Rife and Mr. and Mra. o. M. Rife were shopping jn Wilko,.. vme , on Frldll)'• . ~· ,. Edward Rile of cal 1 on .Mia. Fay Wood M~>.' :·clyrls Rile Saturday. Mr. 81)d Mra. Charles Farley of Canal Winchester are .... nouncing the birth of their first child, a 10 lb. daughter, bono April 211. Graadpareatl are Mr. aod Mrs. Jerry Bowen ol Cllnal Wincllester. Gfeal gratldmotlter " MO'!I. Fay Wood and Mra. , Myrla f!lle ll a great, great 1 1 granam.Uier Mi. oolul Rli:hani i Rife . and family have moved i from Mlchigmo to lbe I of his mother, Mrs. Ethel Rife I Richard Lee Rife uc1 J~ Dale RUe made s business trip to Columbus last week. Billy Edward Rife ol bury aod hls grandmolller Mrs. Emma Pierce of Dundas,' • recent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Rife. Mr. and Mrs. Charles RUe aod sen, Edward, called oa Mr. and Mra. Ray Brooks, A1bany' Rt. 4, Saturday ernoon. OUier gcests of the Brooks' were ber brothers Mr Jobn Thompson and Mr.' J.,; l'hompson and family of C.bin Creek, W. Va. Mno. Ethel Rile apeat • , .. eent evening wflh Mr. ud Mra. Charles Rile. Foam Cushion L. R. Suite King-size 86·in. sofa and mat· ching lounge in Mi.v textured fabrics . Choice of five colors. * I ' ., NO DOWN PAYMENT I PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS VIol and through Nam andChina, must the shipI)IOkeaman' .thlt "TheIll'! hearl'of "Its Vlel real Naoil ai!J! @1!11 Is 'all ID "PP'''I' :• Nom Sovietasked Uruonfordehv. ,.. , ,. . -tho maU.. · .IChina, 1 Starts TOD·AY...Our Lowest Prices Yet! Mrs. Matching piece• from $2.9 .; ~ By Sarah M. Rile I 1966 Impala Sport Sedaa-a more powerful, more beautiful automobile-now anilablt at a most pleutna: price. Open Dally 9:00 to 7:~Frlday Till Saturday Til9 POMEROY WY 2-3975 E. MAIN ST. i' II Modem cut·out det.lgn with black mylar underlay.,, en LUSTRE COWHIDE. Fa1hion up I I Prix" BlOOMING PLANTS bination Plants $3·00 I I GARDNER• sse- IUJIP~ I ·,::-v ~ •.JM~.~. i ·' ' ' Pomeror·M;Iddlennrt ..o.. · · ·- - · ' · . sham. . ··' Buckwheat Society Notes I Mother's Favorite Gift '" He was quoted peoples llruggle nuld be stiU Chinese territory." . ' more elllclenl· should tbfl MaUnovs~?" Is a liar," ohe aid '•• the Vietnamese Chinese leaders no1 hamper IChinese replied. ""'Ina '" • Je I PRINCESS FRENCH PURSE . Supply ..:loy~~rtnameYaleeht.!amlbemW:o~~lcl 1 s~~tlnel, On Dally • uy 1 remark that --r--All miUtary ald D18terlal! Hussla does 1101 ' border Vlellrom Cuba." , ~ overseas Chineae from Hoag Kong and Macao. Gives Rebuttal I The Foreign 'Ministry attack on Mallnovsky was prompted '· by statements of the \ defense minister 1n Hungary :·. a ITJ ( XIJ!" DUDLEY'S .FLOWERS the democratic republic,. · Cl in Peking for more than IN Nf\V COlOII CAit!) NOW AVAilAilf. ASk FO• YOOR COPY Rflt.l SOON, FROM , , , ned If you haven't a new Chevrolet since Telstar II, the twist or electric·to~thbrushes, $--- :~~t ~'::· d~~no~:rtll;l: ~~:!t''!:~ma=ter~-trato•.sr.tv<lft MaiPolnovfiii_~Ct.llo of Words "'I .zt. sar,~~g. April Y- MaUntvsky a "liar" for ,saying China hampered dellv.. ll ry of the military supplies. The New China News Agency, monitored in Tokyo, quoted a spokesman lor the Foreign Ministry as saying truth ol the matter 11 Soviet aid Is "a stram:• desl(lned til hlde • policy of <~world dominati.ol. lbrougb U.S.-Soviet collaboration." Chino also blasted u.s. Secrelary of State Dean Rusk lor uylnl llrst China hal Isolated herself from the community of nations. "(It Is) U.S. imperialism and the reactiona ries tf countries whv have really become Isolated," said Foreign Minister Chen Yi at a receptiOn _..., · - · -- •••• ••• -- -- , (vis<lils, the nohat hals etc.) Bjorkmon interview was a ph<> I .. Kate Smtih, If not of and dad leUong me wjlpl ·to do liooner or later he'll find out . This column Is dedicated lo and l!onti Rock 111, the latter Ito of secretary Johnny in high IPepsi Geoeratlon, Is at Instead ol my grandmother and oind i'U lose him. I8Jilily living, so If you're hav· an ,i;heared hair dtt'sser turn· , boots taking dictation, lying a· something short of the great aunt ta~ my . Mom How 0811 1 prevent this and lng :dd trouble or just plain ed .:l"k roller in I'•Jdng clothes I cross Baby Jane's bed, all or,ric Generation -she's · what lo tell nle . · 101 back my Mom's trust? t trouble, let Helen help YOU. and (Jong ponytail halrdon't ... ! which is to note how things 1 TV sho~ with Andy We have a big bouse lhlt be- hope It Isn't too late to win ...,. She will Nlso welcome your Hal~n mi~ht create a hat for swing in Manhattan even K it's and Dean Martin for the fall, longs to my Dad be<;lust my spect. 1 Lmow other girl:! have own 'amusing experiences. Adlrd if he could get a beret rather far from really high sogrondmother gave lt to him, IIlii problem too. Maybe some dreS! Helen Hottel in care of 1 . ciety. over.:. he bun. I providing she .could live lhere1 ol them will write and tell you IIlii newilpaper. \.. J snd also her sister, my greal how they managed to reform.---1 Alan Lerner's remark In 1 ! aunt. TMCY A man who weighs 200 -women's Wear Daily as to why I When Jane Wytmln feels fine : W'Sll, that's fine. We Jove Dear Tracy: pounds at the poles wtighs one JiJ he ~nt.ed to write a musical: she still calls Dr. Bernard Stol- i the house, but everytime us kids You've discovered what pound less at the equator. , comfy ("Coco," based on 1 mer in L.A. . Mel Torme loves want to do something all tha DIOny girls don't lind out 1n '-- ---1Fren'h couturier Coco Chanel's auto rocing so much he turned By William Lawrence, D.D.S. other kids get to do, the oldesl lime: Being free with boys car· FtH Florida Vacation .liveJY escapades) with H'wood'• down a fantastic Australion 1 Among the serious letters generation bombs lt. And my rles an awfully big price tag(4 D•y• & 3 Night•! 1 1 , Andre Previn: ''I'm short and ofrer (at the Chevron Hilton) to get from reader~ are folks side with them because - one that doesn't qlllt. · M: ;.'~!::.~ l'vef"or~ed with, tall comP?sera attend the May 30, Indianapolis that are quite humorous -or ~<Jook wbat they've done for Honesty ls tbe best cement Ev1ryone C1n Got -all ~ lif~ and I ve hated lt . . 500 race . There s a hot rum- perhaps facetious. us!" for 8 broken reputation, but peoCertified Gas Station 11 Ani'' . . . little aod we're or in the rock...,t that "Cher" 1 can't wear shorts beeall!e . pie wiU always lreep watching W. M•ln Str..t Pom•roy, 0. rna for each other." . .. Fine, of "Sonny and Cher" will go it In response to a recent "la~es don'~ dress that way." ______ _ ex ' Frederick Loewe, who solo ... Perry Como leaves cle on bruxism (night My great aunt . peeks out the . wrotP, the very finest of Lern-. May 4 for Rome to cut an ltal· ing), a woman in Texas window when my b&y friend · • - er's ihows with him ("My Fair 1 ian recording; Roselle, Perry's "I read wilb great inte"rest your walks me home and If be JL Lad~~· ''Brigadoon,'' •·came- wife, flies two days earlier. article on grinding teeth at es me, even just 8 'peek, th.,.•., 1 !: nigh!. I immediately mailed got me in a home for wi•red \ to a friend whose husbandv.,,, mothers already. Ill go to ,v~ 1 been chronic grinder for it my girl friend, I'm "running In fact, they've recently the streets." If we even disaa divorce because it made her gree with our parents. · so nervous she just couldn't aren't respectful, and what stand it any longer. It's amaz- children coming to lng to think that .adjusting his days!" It's nag, _nag, nag, and, bite might have saved honest, I'm nGt exaggerating. Clllll.,,....__ marriage.'' They read all this junk aboul toen-agera and believe every bit Mrs. S. write~ from Georgia, of it. One of my friend$ baa 10 l'm disturbed by reading your article on teeth getting old. a guitar. You'd think It was a I'm 44, in good health, and rar- live cobra. He sings good, l>ll ing to go. However, I fear my it's 11 caterwalling." rm 16 and teeth may be aging, and I'm I can't even accept a ride home in a car if It's driven by s teen. troubled to think thai while Car dale? I could u sonn take body remains young, my may he getting old. I use wrink· a trip to the moon. le cream and exercisers. Are My parents don't nal!y want there similar things I can use to be this strict hot they don't < on my Ieeth to keep them young wonltil cause 1rouhle and Grand 1963-For the firlt Ume, JOU __ ... -·-] Now..,.....thecln:leolletten ma and Aunt M. are very ep!JI. 11 tould watch Europe ..lite. ud 1 looking? ' to fq~e nrprlae aruwer,aa ionated. Couldn't something be • ill c:olor" "''!'•lollr. l ·~ br the above cartoon. done? - BLUE SUE Dear Sue: ... Only If your folks can say, Jt (A-wen lomorrc;tw) kind and firm, 11 You've raised y,.,,f,rt,.,.·,IJ'Ill1lhtn. CAPON ENNUI VII Ill LEGION your fammes; now let us raise ours." Il they can't make tbiJ . ·. U.wcn FMC tl.e •IKIJ' tycoPn otuibVItJd hi. -.u"' ro-ClEAN UVIMG nolo stick with Grandma and War amperinJJ 1:'1 of Soviet Mid Toesday H has given ,,..lorlly to Soviet aid to North VietNam snd. Soviet Deleose Minister 1 th'.' Continues H o t I Un'iv~~~t;;'"of 'Mi~~~~ota.-Mi~~·· l H;,.,;,, Ford and Princess Lu.,. ond so she's being photographed car-nominated-songs on the TV Us! It welooines· laughs b u I Dtar Helen: The lluch· . aod Interviewed and wo just award show also were paid wo~'t dodge a sertona ques· ·i have been too nice 10 ' the eapolls, Minn. 5545>1 but where . Windsor seema to ha" ran aeroos an interview In $2,000 each . ·. The pianist lion with a brushoff. guys, and I have a pretty bad do you write to get a pen pal in ~ ~~;J~~l~ja Gr~mmille her new . wltich she cites her ''secretary,'' i witb .Jane Morgan didn't plan Send your teen-agi questions Ireputation, maybe WO~~ th_an J the United States? - K.M. 'Ill daily hangout, which a young fellow who wears Cour· it but he almost was the funniest to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, reaDy deserve because . boys Dear K: I a feather in its coq au :reges • height boots, goes shop- thing oo Ole show !jusl reac~ care o! Helen Help VSI IIlii ialk big. My mother has not!.,. Teen .m~ga~Jnes sometimes If Wally was the last , ping for her personal clothes, Iiog and goofing ovor hls oewspaper. · ed I'm too popular wllh bOys have a pen pal exchange - or it:; fine comestibles Itries them oo wben she hasn't es) H'wood expects and Is qulfe suspicious. why not write to a school in·the · carol Bjorkman time, inclu<ling underthings that IReynolds to wind up with BATTLE OF THE A few days ago I met a real city of your choice? Sugges· at the Colony with I go beneath the slorinklng violets "Wildcat" role Ann • Ma1rgr<1t I GENERATIONS nice guy ood 1 think the world tlons, ilnyone? - H. H>lsion, who created most of 1"s..-through pla.Uc pants and i thinks belongs to her: we Dear Helen: of him. 1 don't want hlm to n1> .,, .. , \lYil" .' ., ' ..... �"' (0 ·~Hf~EN H£l~ USJ· Voice of Broadway By Jack O'Brlaa N;it.ne Wood looked Uke a.lot" etc.) also II shorlln every Sammy Davis Jr. Is driving se~ 'iont tall b\:.c ~ cblifnnl way but talent . · Baby J8D8 11himself so wildly, you'd ;:~~j~~ me s,• ··:) ~.:!;.:g::.~ , ::.J;.zr !::.'! ~=~ ~::~~· ~~ .~: :~~ ~ h!'t'..!~'!' tr. , • l."-1[--by . fl'wo t together :.Eul ltallaD : not exactly ansocial and she's !debts or somelblng .. Plus Bott~l~ .. Helen ' Aunt M,,thin llley're payln' too Mh,..,~ tlll fm" Y"•ID~ ·peo. 1b!Rh a prlce for tbelr bouse. - YOUTD ASKED JI'OR ITI · '!'N • pie, their problema and pleas- H. · ~t _1~h -~· ~;:~, ·' "-VVI\1 ~~~.-~~i~i~H~~d ... ~~~~~ ~~" a;:;~~n !;..? . ~~~ ~ ~:es~.u~~~- ~b~~~:~ ~~; : : ~~~~~ .,...... - .... ., •••""" "' """''' '''" -•••tl""""' ••-• --•-=o ~··- - - · l,;OJOtly : t:rl5(llllt - and testing - to see I! tile cellltlll hoi<!'· ~sk )Vur · moth en fl!l' help In earning respect and lt'ust, and tell the new boy what he alrejldy klli>ws; you're a for· lnfl "too-ni~" girl who has teamed it's nicer to be "nice." (l(jOO 'luck! Yop'll make it; I lmow . you wiii!- H. Up l~"' · , . T\<>,.., ' - Y~u·;~ !old us many times ~..~~~n~~::iteA!~ ....forei~.. ~: 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddleport, 0 ., May 5· ~ Bloc Ov All 1:'1 H Red JIACJNI) CI!LEBMTION Saturday, May 14. GARDEN CITY, N.Y. LUPI)''• The associaUon will dedicate - The 30IIth aMivers.,-y of .a plaque on the appro~unate Thoroughbred racing 1n Am.,l· apot where the first horae race ca will be celebrated by the was run, and then s~a reNew York Racing AssoclaUon enactment o! the first riC.. . KYeOrlUPI) _eRedJJ,e d TO I hew feminine hat tricks 1top" and topping off the Carol : say whlcb w_e'd ~ather not Shouldn't ~t be my motber I know about my reputation. but 1 DO' ""OR SAYS ,., ;::f~O==B~L-..J:>-<1 =::==::·. --~ - ' \I lltr~ ;,., jJ,.,f F.fllltlltl (fir fi"itiling u..fJ iiJ/tfi- I or .,J txltrior floor IJasy to lf{'JI/1 tmd Jrit$ tptkkly to 11 Jufl gfiJSJ, 4TtAS , , • Vst PLOOR:·GUARD .•bo J9;."f,r~riturt, lrtrlis, h11tt, .kydu, lAw" ,h!Jirr 1111d hM of oJim pn.lflff(ll,,, fiJr lfltlillt protutlon. IE-'oUmUl COLOitS CENEIOUSl '1 SHOWN QUART-- 2.05 EBERSBACH HARDVVARE "Everything In \ · MAIN ST. • ( ! 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Ill• Chevl'lill War McCoy's HoiiiO(ItniMcl Grid. A MILK ' Move out in May EGGS--··- liVE MOTHER A ... . ..... Weekend guestl with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife were their cblidren, Mr. aao1 Mrs. Robert Rife and children, Bobbl and Sammie, of St. Albans, W· Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward R~e and family of SUIIbury: Mr. and Mrs. Larry Hoffman (Patty) and son, Stevie, of AJbanyi Mr. and Mrs. George G. Saxton and 18)lllly of East Liberty: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rife were married May I, 1920 at Porn· . eroy by Justice ef the Peace Steven Martha. 48 years ago. They have 12 chfldren. Mrs. Bonnie Varney and ohildren called on Mr. and Mrs. Charlei Rife Saturday. Mrs. Sarah Rife and son and Mr. Edward Rile were shoplng in Pomeroy last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rife and children of St. Albans, 1 called on Mr. and Mro. Law· : renee Chapman Sunday alter· nooo. on you! Gllllpolit, Ohio - China hove been noted lhlt the Sevtet Union has jleading group. hu \persevering io r<voJuiioll. to Viet NIID by !no common boundary with degenerated into an acoomplice il .. . il "'!'f...:rl with priority, II high ICobs yet It shipped "rocke~ of U.S. Imperialism. 111 . aod free of eharge." nuclear weapons to a1hl hack , called aid ID Viet Nam Is OPEN FRIDAY and SATURDAY NIGHTS TIL . 9 Ingels CUTS PRICES !! SPECTACULAR~\ * 90" Foam Rubber 3-Cushion Sofa POMEilOY PHONE WY 2·2126 Halena. $149 Large Matching Chair $50 OFF 2 END TABLES {MAPLE) Opens to 1 $199 bed for two with a custom Innerspring mattress. Hotpoint & Norg• ELEC. RANGES 1 COFFEE TABLE • SAVEl 2 MATCHING LAMPS ALL FOR ONLY "' SlO to $100 OFF .95 ON REFRIGERATORS ALSO NORGE Washers & Dryers WITH TRADI Maple Colonial Bedroom Full·size bookcase bed. 6· drawer double dresser. beveled mirror, roomy chest-{)nchest. SAVE NOW!! $169 CHAIR H! . ' • WGE SELECTION ON ALL CHAIRS ! ' ' •. Ia f92S, bloJO!IlY ~ , . ~ ol lh•>i:layfmi, Tenn., ·' ' ' ' ' ~~evolutlol 111 YiolatioD ~law. . - ···~·!'"'-•; "· ' .. ,.. oe •• ., ....c ochool ·SY!tem ,.81 ~ . for teaching the theory ·I. Versatile Dual-Duty Sofa SAVEl PHONE WY 2·2635 . . '' ' ' " OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS . \I •: . I ' "•JO! •'-~< ' ~. t.... ' . f ·' ') !... . ~j .' ' -7-Pc. Early American LIVING ROOM Tbe Ahllaaae By Un!leof Pnlo Jiottnalloul Today Is Thursday, May $, Uoe !25th day of llletl with ZIO til follow. '. The moon II be~o Ill lull, phase and last quarter. The momlnJ stars are and 8stuno, The eveaing star IJIJ ~=~ Amerle!1 author c M!)l'ley wu hom 00 thil ,.y 1890. ' On this dey Ill hlltory· Ia 1821, Napo!eoa Bo~aparto dl!<f "' ulle .. the Island of Ill ' PAY DAY TERMS 1 Gerald SBIIon of East Llber· ty eBIIed on Mrs. F8J . Wood and ~. Myrla ,Rile Satur4ay morn mg.· Mra. Fay Wood, Mrs. Sarlh Rife and Mr. and Mra. o. M. Rife were shopping jn Wilko,.. vme , on Frldll)'• . ~· ,. Edward Rile of cal 1 on .Mia. Fay Wood M~>.' :·clyrls Rile Saturday. Mr. 81)d Mra. Charles Farley of Canal Winchester are .... nouncing the birth of their first child, a 10 lb. daughter, bono April 211. Graadpareatl are Mr. aod Mrs. Jerry Bowen ol Cllnal Wincllester. Gfeal gratldmotlter " MO'!I. Fay Wood and Mra. , Myrla f!lle ll a great, great 1 1 granam.Uier Mi. oolul Rli:hani i Rife . and family have moved i from Mlchigmo to lbe I of his mother, Mrs. Ethel Rife I Richard Lee Rife uc1 J~ Dale RUe made s business trip to Columbus last week. Billy Edward Rife ol bury aod hls grandmolller Mrs. Emma Pierce of Dundas,' • recent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charleo Rife. Mr. and Mrs. Charles RUe aod sen, Edward, called oa Mr. and Mra. Ray Brooks, A1bany' Rt. 4, Saturday ernoon. OUier gcests of the Brooks' were ber brothers Mr Jobn Thompson and Mr.' J.,; l'hompson and family of C.bin Creek, W. Va. Mno. Ethel Rile apeat • , .. eent evening wflh Mr. ud Mra. Charles Rile. Foam Cushion L. R. Suite King-size 86·in. sofa and mat· ching lounge in Mi.v textured fabrics . Choice of five colors. * I ' ., NO DOWN PAYMENT I PAUL DAVIES JEWELERS VIol and through Nam andChina, must the shipI)IOkeaman' .thlt "TheIll'! hearl'of "Its Vlel real Naoil ai!J! @1!11 Is 'all ID "PP'''I' :• Nom Sovietasked Uruonfordehv. ,.. , ,. . -tho maU.. · .IChina, 1 Starts TOD·AY...Our Lowest Prices Yet! Mrs. Matching piece• from $2.9 .; ~ By Sarah M. Rile I 1966 Impala Sport Sedaa-a more powerful, more beautiful automobile-now anilablt at a most pleutna: price. Open Dally 9:00 to 7:~Frlday Till Saturday Til9 POMEROY WY 2-3975 E. MAIN ST. i' II Modem cut·out det.lgn with black mylar underlay.,, en LUSTRE COWHIDE. Fa1hion up I I Prix" BlOOMING PLANTS bination Plants $3·00 I I GARDNER• sse- IUJIP~ I ·,::-v ~ •.JM~.~. i ·' ' ' Pomeror·M;Iddlennrt ..o.. · · ·- - · ' · . sham. . ··' Buckwheat Society Notes I Mother's Favorite Gift '" He was quoted peoples llruggle nuld be stiU Chinese territory." . ' more elllclenl· should tbfl MaUnovs~?" Is a liar," ohe aid '•• the Vietnamese Chinese leaders no1 hamper IChinese replied. ""'Ina '" • Je I PRINCESS FRENCH PURSE . Supply ..:loy~~rtnameYaleeht.!amlbemW:o~~lcl 1 s~~tlnel, On Dally • uy 1 remark that --r--All miUtary ald D18terlal! Hussla does 1101 ' border Vlellrom Cuba." , ~ overseas Chineae from Hoag Kong and Macao. Gives Rebuttal I The Foreign 'Ministry attack on Mallnovsky was prompted '· by statements of the \ defense minister 1n Hungary :·. a ITJ ( XIJ!" DUDLEY'S .FLOWERS the democratic republic,. · Cl in Peking for more than IN Nf\V COlOII CAit!) NOW AVAilAilf. ASk FO• YOOR COPY Rflt.l SOON, FROM , , , ned If you haven't a new Chevrolet since Telstar II, the twist or electric·to~thbrushes, $--- :~~t ~'::· d~~no~:rtll;l: ~~:!t''!:~ma=ter~-trato•.sr.tv<lft MaiPolnovfiii_~Ct.llo of Words "'I .zt. sar,~~g. April Y- MaUntvsky a "liar" for ,saying China hampered dellv.. ll ry of the military supplies. The New China News Agency, monitored in Tokyo, quoted a spokesman lor the Foreign Ministry as saying truth ol the matter 11 Soviet aid Is "a stram:• desl(lned til hlde • policy of <~world dominati.ol. lbrougb U.S.-Soviet collaboration." Chino also blasted u.s. Secrelary of State Dean Rusk lor uylnl llrst China hal Isolated herself from the community of nations. "(It Is) U.S. imperialism and the reactiona ries tf countries whv have really become Isolated," said Foreign Minister Chen Yi at a receptiOn _..., · - · -- •••• ••• -- -- , (vis<lils, the nohat hals etc.) Bjorkmon interview was a ph<> I .. Kate Smtih, If not of and dad leUong me wjlpl ·to do liooner or later he'll find out . This column Is dedicated lo and l!onti Rock 111, the latter Ito of secretary Johnny in high IPepsi Geoeratlon, Is at Instead ol my grandmother and oind i'U lose him. I8Jilily living, so If you're hav· an ,i;heared hair dtt'sser turn· , boots taking dictation, lying a· something short of the great aunt ta~ my . Mom How 0811 1 prevent this and lng :dd trouble or just plain ed .:l"k roller in I'•Jdng clothes I cross Baby Jane's bed, all or,ric Generation -she's · what lo tell nle . · 101 back my Mom's trust? t trouble, let Helen help YOU. and (Jong ponytail halrdon't ... ! which is to note how things 1 TV sho~ with Andy We have a big bouse lhlt be- hope It Isn't too late to win ...,. She will Nlso welcome your Hal~n mi~ht create a hat for swing in Manhattan even K it's and Dean Martin for the fall, longs to my Dad be<;lust my spect. 1 Lmow other girl:! have own 'amusing experiences. Adlrd if he could get a beret rather far from really high sogrondmother gave lt to him, IIlii problem too. Maybe some dreS! Helen Hottel in care of 1 . ciety. over.:. he bun. I providing she .could live lhere1 ol them will write and tell you IIlii newilpaper. \.. J snd also her sister, my greal how they managed to reform.---1 Alan Lerner's remark In 1 ! aunt. TMCY A man who weighs 200 -women's Wear Daily as to why I When Jane Wytmln feels fine : W'Sll, that's fine. We Jove Dear Tracy: pounds at the poles wtighs one JiJ he ~nt.ed to write a musical: she still calls Dr. Bernard Stol- i the house, but everytime us kids You've discovered what pound less at the equator. , comfy ("Coco," based on 1 mer in L.A. . Mel Torme loves want to do something all tha DIOny girls don't lind out 1n '-- ---1Fren'h couturier Coco Chanel's auto rocing so much he turned By William Lawrence, D.D.S. other kids get to do, the oldesl lime: Being free with boys car· FtH Florida Vacation .liveJY escapades) with H'wood'• down a fantastic Australion 1 Among the serious letters generation bombs lt. And my rles an awfully big price tag(4 D•y• & 3 Night•! 1 1 , Andre Previn: ''I'm short and ofrer (at the Chevron Hilton) to get from reader~ are folks side with them because - one that doesn't qlllt. · M: ;.'~!::.~ l'vef"or~ed with, tall comP?sera attend the May 30, Indianapolis that are quite humorous -or ~<Jook wbat they've done for Honesty ls tbe best cement Ev1ryone C1n Got -all ~ lif~ and I ve hated lt . . 500 race . There s a hot rum- perhaps facetious. us!" for 8 broken reputation, but peoCertified Gas Station 11 Ani'' . . . little aod we're or in the rock...,t that "Cher" 1 can't wear shorts beeall!e . pie wiU always lreep watching W. M•ln Str..t Pom•roy, 0. rna for each other." . .. Fine, of "Sonny and Cher" will go it In response to a recent "la~es don'~ dress that way." ______ _ ex ' Frederick Loewe, who solo ... Perry Como leaves cle on bruxism (night My great aunt . peeks out the . wrotP, the very finest of Lern-. May 4 for Rome to cut an ltal· ing), a woman in Texas window when my b&y friend · • - er's ihows with him ("My Fair 1 ian recording; Roselle, Perry's "I read wilb great inte"rest your walks me home and If be JL Lad~~· ''Brigadoon,'' •·came- wife, flies two days earlier. article on grinding teeth at es me, even just 8 'peek, th.,.•., 1 !: nigh!. I immediately mailed got me in a home for wi•red \ to a friend whose husbandv.,,, mothers already. Ill go to ,v~ 1 been chronic grinder for it my girl friend, I'm "running In fact, they've recently the streets." If we even disaa divorce because it made her gree with our parents. · so nervous she just couldn't aren't respectful, and what stand it any longer. It's amaz- children coming to lng to think that .adjusting his days!" It's nag, _nag, nag, and, bite might have saved honest, I'm nGt exaggerating. Clllll.,,....__ marriage.'' They read all this junk aboul toen-agera and believe every bit Mrs. S. write~ from Georgia, of it. One of my friend$ baa 10 l'm disturbed by reading your article on teeth getting old. a guitar. You'd think It was a I'm 44, in good health, and rar- live cobra. He sings good, l>ll ing to go. However, I fear my it's 11 caterwalling." rm 16 and teeth may be aging, and I'm I can't even accept a ride home in a car if It's driven by s teen. troubled to think thai while Car dale? I could u sonn take body remains young, my may he getting old. I use wrink· a trip to the moon. le cream and exercisers. Are My parents don't nal!y want there similar things I can use to be this strict hot they don't < on my Ieeth to keep them young wonltil cause 1rouhle and Grand 1963-For the firlt Ume, JOU __ ... -·-] Now..,.....thecln:leolletten ma and Aunt M. are very ep!JI. 11 tould watch Europe ..lite. ud 1 looking? ' to fq~e nrprlae aruwer,aa ionated. Couldn't something be • ill c:olor" "''!'•lollr. l ·~ br the above cartoon. done? - BLUE SUE Dear Sue: ... Only If your folks can say, Jt (A-wen lomorrc;tw) kind and firm, 11 You've raised y,.,,f,rt,.,.·,IJ'Ill1lhtn. CAPON ENNUI VII Ill LEGION your fammes; now let us raise ours." Il they can't make tbiJ . ·. U.wcn FMC tl.e •IKIJ' tycoPn otuibVItJd hi. -.u"' ro-ClEAN UVIMG nolo stick with Grandma and War amperinJJ 1:'1 of Soviet Mid Toesday H has given ,,..lorlly to Soviet aid to North VietNam snd. Soviet Deleose Minister 1 th'.' Continues H o t I Un'iv~~~t;;'"of 'Mi~~~~ota.-Mi~~·· l H;,.,;,, Ford and Princess Lu.,. ond so she's being photographed car-nominated-songs on the TV Us! It welooines· laughs b u I Dtar Helen: The lluch· . aod Interviewed and wo just award show also were paid wo~'t dodge a sertona ques· ·i have been too nice 10 ' the eapolls, Minn. 5545>1 but where . Windsor seema to ha" ran aeroos an interview In $2,000 each . ·. The pianist lion with a brushoff. guys, and I have a pretty bad do you write to get a pen pal in ~ ~~;J~~l~ja Gr~mmille her new . wltich she cites her ''secretary,'' i witb .Jane Morgan didn't plan Send your teen-agi questions Ireputation, maybe WO~~ th_an J the United States? - K.M. 'Ill daily hangout, which a young fellow who wears Cour· it but he almost was the funniest to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, reaDy deserve because . boys Dear K: I a feather in its coq au :reges • height boots, goes shop- thing oo Ole show !jusl reac~ care o! Helen Help VSI IIlii ialk big. My mother has not!.,. Teen .m~ga~Jnes sometimes If Wally was the last , ping for her personal clothes, Iiog and goofing ovor hls oewspaper. · ed I'm too popular wllh bOys have a pen pal exchange - or it:; fine comestibles Itries them oo wben she hasn't es) H'wood expects and Is qulfe suspicious. why not write to a school in·the · carol Bjorkman time, inclu<ling underthings that IReynolds to wind up with BATTLE OF THE A few days ago I met a real city of your choice? Sugges· at the Colony with I go beneath the slorinklng violets "Wildcat" role Ann • Ma1rgr<1t I GENERATIONS nice guy ood 1 think the world tlons, ilnyone? - H. H>lsion, who created most of 1"s..-through pla.Uc pants and i thinks belongs to her: we Dear Helen: of him. 1 don't want hlm to n1> .,, .. , \lYil" .' ., ' ..... �. -· ~ ... . I · .· . ' F- t--.t.~.:.1;;11 H-rd by Churc':n fom- !fewart-Ralrden - ---------------------Vows Token in Milnsion House DISCONTINUED STYLES , MASON - Mr. Norman I ' .....,.. ....... . ::~~ ~~~:~n vtan~!oll~;~ I I ~ere united in nlarriage Sunday in ll double ring ceremony at li H.m. iJy U1~ i\oc:Y. \:iuuiQ T cancer Fund ln•ln~ln! ') I( I l'oiDIIIOJ'UII"N,~I\~·,t•-Jt . __,.....,.. ' • 'l1!:!b Coif--· •· 0017Sel@lll. ---·--:-· I Mrs•Knoll I son I 1 ~~~!.~ . pro; .r:,,, dll~· ~f"~:: MtJ '0 II••• ·' =·~· \..:' y l : . ~-· S ••I be 1 ~ri, l~yera ~nling ::mgm~v:~· ·ol Chetnt"cals, Weed Contl Wt"ll be Revt"ewed SIZES 4 TO 10 Values to $6,00 • ROUSH'S SHOE STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. MOTORS I i • • 1 Mother's Gins P~A:N~~ 'th C k K Your full Service Bank Is •• • Wins Highest FFAAward OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serv!ng Meigl Countv for ovff 94 Yco!l Member redrral .Rnertlf Svsttm Mtmber Federall)epoJit Jnruronc• Corporation The Fabric Shop Sisters Style Shop I ==--===;;;u;;i House Dresses""..'"" __ Better Dresses - 5· ""'h ,f· Dresses· 10· ·13· LDVIHG BRECK DEODORANT SHAMPOO Reg. $1.00 _ s·oc. CREST eDESERT FLOWER eESCAPADE eOLD SPICE eEARLY AMERICAN SPRAY COlOGNE ••• Dusting Powder 00 4Jc Reg. 60c ' _,..,._ SUMMER liME SPEC\Al TOOTH PASTE 51( -- Reg.79c 79c 16c Mothers' Club Meet at Home Of Mrs. Yeoker MILK MAGNESIA Reg. $1.00 ---' J 9c REG. 59c t IMJ "1". A IJII. II IIC fitmo~t utwnl tht tnr<1r011 c111. 11 )twtl•. tllow or Mlltt. Nt.Jt LYSOL U 'tlllt ...,., A filii .t lllamond• 11111t11 witlt 14! ltWII ,rttltltn. 1tt1ow w Wllltt. tii.N "' ..................- hur tltl.lllnt llilmDndt , urtcy. Wftltt 11 Ytli~w. a3 • • • • I 43c •.. LADIES REG. 59c 11Yti .. tc'· filM J•wtl RUBBING ALCOHOL ·••• encl • • nMEXWATCHES ' f()lJI\01Mf.l'S o~'l- ~"' 23c $J.95 up I II I I I / ' I A Host of i I I Jewelry Store Pumeroy ',. Wiur ~ MIW, do II BuloYI eta: NIJ on M ............a.lowtl•. 73 MILL sr, I Prescriptl_ ons Are OurMefniBujliien l"--------·---'· --·~_______.11 ~2Hi. sKoND MIDDLEPORT, 0. tiii ., ~=!: ~· IF .. , ~. ) ' I ( BERMUDAS · ·· · ·· · · · · $4.9 5 pa ,. l" SKIRTS · ··· ·· $5.95 • $6.95 . HALF SliPS 1.98 tkere' s solid COMiorl KEDETTES• t• Z,98 SCRUIBEO DENIM EDGE CUT-OFF JEANS··· 2.99 FOR MOTHERS DAY 1 REMEMBER THE DATL MOTHER'S DAY is SLIPS BlOUSES ·· $3.95 to $4.95 MASON - Mrs. Cbarles ger ontertlllled the Mason Motherl' Club recently at her home. AsslstiDI •• hostesses were Mr1. JOIOJ!b Lish, Mn. Edward Ryon. The aroup made exl<!noive · plano to uallt in the Cancer Drive. Arou were assi1ned to the various workers for canvassIng fer donltlons. A oliver ol· lering was collected al the meetlnl for Cancer Drive. nations ol kleenex, bath pow· der, oolngbe, wash cloths were brought to be given to Mrs. Nan Helll:ell, Mason County . Health Nur11, for Cancer pa· tienl!. A donatlan waB 1tven by the fP'OtiP for the purchase 1 ~h~:v!~able or for 1 TABLETS DOANS PILLS Reg. $1.00 _ CO-ORDINATES SCOTCH TAPE Reg. 25c . .. RUSS TOG How patient ahe wu when you apilled flour all over tile floor! A•d how ahe told everybody you had blkH them (blAt you both knew better). She wu eo encouraging In everything you tried. And 10 undmlandlng. Butlhat'slhe way molhera are. Wondertul. And !hal's why there's a special day Itt Uldt 1o lelllhem juat how wonderful. May 8111. See our Bulova diamond watch collection. BLOUSES Shells •·- • 3· ·5·" DESERT FLOWER I r~;~o~nd:M~r~•~-~El~e;ano~r~~~ I Wall-St ~ Junia~· She Ill survived by her hu" 1101!, Jft, "1 Pol•l Plea\IIIIIIIIP khool; 111•th • ' , . \ brother, Sheldoll Bartm•n. of , ~· ~ II PT. PLEASANT - The Epi•· and privileged to hear !he Arch Mn. John Collin•. whn relld· Someraet,' Pa. ! I . " • ,; "'"'' r.hnr.h Wnmen Wedn... llliohno of canterbury deliver a ed In Spain lor some_ll!!'e, t.alk·, 0 Funeral ...-viet will be held \ MASON -An lllvltotlon bas : MartlnLutbor ... borll 1( 1 7 m DST at the been ea:tMlded to rnldenta tf d:Jy night held a corporate 1 sermon. She also told of VISits ed on tne rro~.eauun ............... v•\ Th M 1413 olft b · communion. buffet dinner and to the cathedral, Sl. John's the Madrid which she attended PT. PLEASANT aM PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Lu-, ;:•~•Y p, erta· runorol Hom• Itbo trea to attend a ' · · .,• '"'" 1 Olvln• •nd the Little Church while theie and Mrs. Jon..es on County ca ....ncer cllle Jean Knoll, 13, of llOS '; iothr.:. \Rev J• ... W lch olld. Homem1ter1 Con!<rence" "'";".,.' m..,tln!. 'mIeres~,ng • . I I all • .....~ - · · -··- . . - . .. e tffici- May lOth at Marshall Unlver~ j speakers and an Aro1.1n d the co"'-'r, both Jn save norm ve talk on "-1'C •- ,..... - · - · - tb- A PaJ -h~~· Bt:alld McauvWDfOOI. unvll!, wui ~-.I wth Re••e Gev. 1 ....Welrr.k ..tectloo of officers. New York City: She con~lude<l Bruton P~rlsh In WIUismsbur1, ::n~=~a; ~btl•wltit ~ Rev. llaroicl S. ,Knoll, pai.l ~" ~: will token ally Compu•. The mt1tlnl .. Mrs. Charles Holzer, Jr., Mro. her talk with vtvld descnptlons VirBinla. ed do led 1 the Cancer tor ot· the St. Peter • Lutheranl 10 N Ce 1 vUio PI where atart ot 9:10 a. m. In the Old · ~igmund Harder, both of Gal· of the various churcheB she The nominating commllt.. ~~ty 01 0 Ch!ll'cb. was pronounced dead : .ew ~lerbo b~- ~turdoy 1\11111 Allllltorlum. upolls, Ohio; Mrs, John Collins visited on her European trip presented 1 slate of officers to Fou; lablel of alit at 12::111 p. m. Wednesday in ! m. IR the Melllah tured 00 the · am will 1 ;md Mrs. E. Bartow Jones, laat summer. . be elected lor two years. The three of bridle wera' In play P)HIIDI Vllley Hospital where l l.utheran Church with Di. Wll· Groct Be!.':f. Held both of Pomt Pleasant, were the Mrs. Harder, s native of Ger- slate was accepted 11 present- th oughout the eveninl wltb lbo bod bee~ taken at 11 I. m. I 11 c H1 nky offlclaUng • lea speakers for the meeting and many , 1ave an Interesting lalk ed by acdamatlon with Mra. IR teams of two repro- lllfferlnl from a oelf-inntcted am · Home Econom . Cllf• used as their top;.,. , "Church- on churches of Germany and Robert Hlte, presldont; Mrs. the vorious canasQIIIUI It collber rifle wound of the Burl81 will follow Ill tbo Etlenllon ., .. ,_.. discussed the differences be- Wylie Minton, vice prtlident; bridge elubt In MIIOII County. llfJd. Sommtel Memorlll Gordeu. Speclallat ~scape POMIItOY, 0. Mrs. Holzer spoke of the tween the churchft of her _na- Mrs. Wtlllam Gilmour: record- Trophlt1 were aw1fde,4 ., to Mn. Knoll was active in the ' Friends may eaU II Mobr-SIIY· " churches of New En1land, par- live land and those of Amenca. inl 8ecretary; Mrs. Gatl FatreO. elch winner. Firat place tHm LutboriD Church where the [ ens Funeral Home after I p.m. State Etlellloa lkularly the Old Nonh Church She answered questions follow· trea!Urer. Chatrmen elected 111 canula wu Mrt. l'a~i~Jae oervtd 11 a couDBelor snd teach- I today. The famUy hll requeot;,. Boston. which she a\tended inK her talk. , .-• Mro. c. A. Pitzer, prayer Bright and Mrs. Evelyn Wise or. 8be ""' 1 member of and ed thai dollllloDI be made to --- -land wmhip; Mrs. Harold Som· man. Flrot pl1celn brldiO 1IORI pill prllldent of the Lion'• tbo St. Pttorlo Lutllerlll ChUrch orville. aliar; Mrs. Chart.. to the team of Mrl. Jlnt Smith Club Autlllary. She wu bora building lund ID Ueu of fltw•n. Sperow, Christian education; and Mrs. Ralph Crump. • 111 Somerset, Pa . on April 26, , ---------· Mrs. Bert Montiegel, Christian [ Second' place wlru"n lnc\ud· lt23, the daughter of the lote ', Tho harbor ot Iatanbul 11 • '~~,llethods social relations; Mrs. F. IV , ed Mrs. Leoler Corrlclt alld , Jobn and Nettle Stall Barkman. Iknown as the "Golden Horl." FOR ALL YOUR SEWING NEEDS ' 1' Ingraham, supplleo; Mrs. An- Mrs. Gretchen Slticlmore In I ·· gelo Panteloukas Christian bridge and Mrs. Velma Wl•e ALTERATIONS · DRESSMAKING PT. PLEASANT - Latest ftnd · of A1ronomy at We!t V!Tgm~a 1. t . d M 'R0 be t Knauf and Mrs Edna 'l'hompsOn In 18 ill{·~ in weed control chemicals ] University. will be on hand to r~od~n 1 rs. r ' canasta. · SEWING MACHINE REPAIR 1 and methods wilt be shown at discuss the control of weeds with pe~ cas. fr ·n be Refreshment! were served 0 Day tbe Agronomy and Horticulture chemicals and cultural pracnew leer• WI the Ann Bailey Home DemonField Day w be held at t he !Ices. Dr. Veatch IB responsible s\a~ed ~\ the MJ~ne atration Club wltb Mrs. Virgil Ohio Valley Experiment Sta- for all of the research on weed ! rs. ~to~ lD~r, Burri! and Mr!. Homer Whitlion near here June 2. control in agronomic crops car· anno.unce . ocesan Ungton, co-chairmen. Dr. Collins Veatch, ProfeliSor , ried on In West Virginia. 1 v, ent1o,n wndtll l~t~e . helFd . Mai Singer Sales &. Servke McCall's Patterns IER'fTHING FOil MOM\ 3 1 According to Charles Sherow, · "' a " m a.Lrmon • PURSES-JEWELRY-ORESSIS-GLOVIS WY 2·2284 115 W. SECOND Associate Agronomist in charge •W. Va. Delegateo attendtng PT. Charles I el 00 of the Ohio Valley Experiment be Mro. Robert !tile, tion. somt: sort of chemi- Ch_aries Sperow and Mrs. C. A. Edward McDaniel, 25, Point OHIO POMEROY Sta Pleasant and Margaret P OPIN PIIDAY A SATURDAY TIL I P.M. ' c•l weed control researcn has 1tzer •- ECW ted 1o •·-·t ••:..\ Parsons, 18, Leon, have made T been c"ried on at the alation to th •~ s kvo H 1 Lo- Che ...,h application for a marriage 1ICourt St., Pomeroy I since it was established I> 1966. 111 Pe dml otoe Co e ty gM ur~ .,.,.. In the office of tbo CounTbe early work was primarily en e n aun . n . . with .the use of 2,W on corn. C. Wilhelm announced the IJ;...C..I'"er'"k'." . Sinct that time many new SprinR Ingathering for the UnitPT. PLEASANT. - Ke~th I chemicals bove come into lllle ed Thank Olferln( wu $144.10 Cook, 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. Low· whlcb now permit corn produc- wllh oome envelopot not yet ell coot, pt. Pleasant, rece1v~ tion without cultivation should returned. •d the top award, Cbapler Star tbe Iarmer so desire. The Rev. C. A. Pitzer dill· ~· armer, bllbllahtlna the Fu- More recent wurk with chem· cu"ed a proposed aummer plan lure F~rmers of America fath· Ieala to permit the establish- for the church which included er - ~on 1 banq,uet Tuesday nl1ht. ment of alfalfa seedings with· evening services foor times a Ke1~ ~elved I plaque and out 8 small grain "nurse crop" week in varlo111 sections of the o $10 award from tbo has been equally produclive. town in addition to the regularStale Department · of Agrlcul- There are now available . sev- 1Y sc hed ur~ lt'u SUnd ay serVJ·ces • 95 ture: eral chemicals which are very Attending the - comnumloo, RUSS TOG M•ke Ser_geot, 101 ofofMrH. andnd helpful In reducing weed com- buifet and m.. Ung were Mf!. Sizes 121o 20--14'12 to 24 1.-il Mrs. Brum• ser10nt e • . . · M'll M M · D erson received a plaque for petition m new alf~Jra plantmgs. ' M' erJ, k rps. L arvMr mE~~wMsoor, ' hand F When these chem1cals are used rs. ac arA, s. aa a • the StarS!.~..Green,. arrner U is often possible to makf': one tin, Mrs. Tom Walten, Mr&. 2 PCE. Larry nd..Mrl notrtc.er, 100 o . · w 1· M' 1o Mrs F W I w Side _ or more hay harvealo tn tbo Y" m n, . . • n95 95 Mr: k1 So th, ,. •rrtll thn year the alfalfa is seeded. The graham, Mrs. Homer S. Smltlt, stnc er, · u Fswe, wonA de herbicides wh1ch . are used on Mrs. J ack Durst , Mrs, w·n· 1 1am PERMANENT PRESS Star J un1or armer war ; Pastel Prints _ David Shinn, Farm and Home alfalfa consist o( types that are Wells, Mrs. Charles Sperow, Improvement Award · Billy applied afler the allalfs and MI.. Belly Berry. ¥1"•- Ro95 , k .......,""' · ' ·Far--· weed~ are in the seedling st•lle bert Knaul, Ml" 1Jnd1 Hatch, · Bar er, i::lit.m' uaJr1 ••._, ... , B k B k M Fed ' linger Donol\ew, Soli and wat- and • so types that are or?lled ec Y uc ner, rl. ,r SEAMLESS AND ROLL liP SlEEVES and tncorporaled in the soli Schroeder, Mrs. Gall Fatres, I Awa rd ; Llrry PASTELS ___: WHITE - PRINTS er'd Manaaemen Mn. w·tI - I ttl • s•· Cro F tm• bef(lre the alfalfa is seedtd. Mrs. Carroll Casto, S - G'l , 1 ens c..er, ... r p 11 M H d . R tel' Dlu&herty Star In addition to weed cor.lrol 11am 1 mour, rs. &war SIZES 30.38 - - - $2.91 ~.~~est~k Farmer. ' 1 experiments other projecls in· I Price, Mrs. Barllin Montiegel, l SIZES 40-46 _ _ _ $3.95 Mike SerJent, Scholarship 8 . . eluding horticulture. coru hy- Mrs. Garland Mohr, Mrs. D. .N. · ward: wmen Knapp and Clar· bri~s, tobacro. and fertilizer Connors. Mrs. Henry Wain· rnce Rlct, Leaderahlp Award ; trials will be shown. Th• pub- wrlihl. Mu. E. G. Davis, Mro. !lilly Borlltr, FFA Conserva- lie is Invited to attend any part S. C. Wdhelm, Mrs. Rush K~o­ tion Scbolarlblp; Ronnie !or all of tbo Field Day Pro- del ,_ Mrs. Mae Kryder, M•so wedge, Mason County lzaak Igram. The Field Day will begm Juliet Smith, Mrs. John Col- . Walton Leape Schotarship. al 10 a.m. on June 2. The Mas- hns, Mrs. Doddee Foran, Mrs. I FULL LENGTH Dale Wheeler, pro~ldent of the ion County Home Dtmonstra- John Grubb, Mrs. E. Barlow 1965-$ FFA, rtcelved a Lead- lion Council will serve lunch. Jones, Mrs. Judy Grad<, the 1 ership Plaqlll. The program is scheduled to Rev. and Mn. C. A. Pitzer end at 4 p.m. Mrs. Holzer and Mrs. Harder. II ... rrr " 1'1\1\1\T DKtll & lYUKI d und \ Hea. Wo .J_of r~ .:til I YYV1Yll:l"t.1 Rogm, pastor of the Christ's q,TisUan Union Church al Middleport. 'nle ceremony was sol· emnlzed at Tu-Endi-Wei Mansion house at Pt. Pleasant. Mr. ond Mrs. Mack Stewart of Mas. on, brother of the 1room and slster.in·law, were the attend~ ants. .UI UU&' n _____ LADIES BATHING SUITS DUSTERS It wa IDIIOIIIICed that the volunteor workers to assist 11 Ihe Cancer CUnlc on ThuradiJ, ~fay 26tb, are Mn. John Lewis. Mrs. Joupb. Llsh and M10. Earl Ewtnr. It wu lftllounced that tbe schools 1ft coiiecUng bottle caps for the Concor Dr!~ . The Mothefl' Club IJ Ill charlO of collecting tbo upa at the Mortford and Muon Grade sc)looil. A party wf11 bo liven by the group for tbo' cluaroom ot eoeb school wbleh donaltlt tbo most capl. 1 Plana wen Jlllde by tbo jt'OUP to eat cui 011 MlJ· 11, al the Uptnwna: lnll Ill ,PorkersbUrC. t UllRASON HOSE Ont and Two Place StyiM ]-98 5,95 ,.Jr $595 to JEWRRY IOXES. to ::UW:l ' STRETCH r , n:tllbd eftuts ·12 ~· For !he · - .. 11M ..,. llttolol• Mlloinl llltoe lWclottotwedf!OI. So oturdy,yei.Oijlit illlll~ ,............ - .... , .... ,.(:.lllbrfe-ilr :• -oo~en-IIUIOIIIilr•n•IIM,IM,~•~ Mrnw ..aiWi•,..... '-t a tal . . .,..; $1J95 PLAID SLACKS Wilt. Dttoeft. atofo tllfrrup - - tllfl P:er Mother 3·91 5 5 9' • ONLY Jtefr~~IOI'Yedby tbo hQIIellll 10.' Mn. 'lbomu McGowan, '-"' · Edword Rick• ard, MN. jollA Lewis, Mrs. BtU CoOt. ~rs. Georre Bn'lls, Mro. E1rl twltiJ!, Harbour, Mrs.. . . Mrl. . ,1am- · Mr•. ·'·~"' 'S. ' . :,:·,l.-'·1~~ ' . MILL .i:.r:~.- ~ Hi s·K·O;E · FJ' · o· x)·'*~.. · ' . ! • ·vr5 ;:. 'y. .~ ~ '· ,. ~ It ' I li'. • ; ·• ,> ~ ' • ' . ,· ', • -·· .,t ' '• • Af: l· •I: · , "'·' M!QDL·~ o..~. , , -~ i- ,. : SiMIT- MIDOLEPOII'f " ). , ' ~ 1.65 ~:.:.'";:....,9......t.o~S.....F.!.:.ri~.;_._ L .....; .01::.; · ,-_-9_to_,9_Sa_tu _. ...:..'c..... ~ iG ...: """".. ...,........; c.y..:.. · .' . . ~ ·., 6·'1• I l �. -· ~ ... . I · .· . ' F- t--.t.~.:.1;;11 H-rd by Churc':n fom- !fewart-Ralrden - ---------------------Vows Token in Milnsion House DISCONTINUED STYLES , MASON - Mr. Norman I ' .....,.. ....... . ::~~ ~~~:~n vtan~!oll~;~ I I ~ere united in nlarriage Sunday in ll double ring ceremony at li H.m. iJy U1~ i\oc:Y. \:iuuiQ T cancer Fund ln•ln~ln! ') I( I l'oiDIIIOJ'UII"N,~I\~·,t•-Jt . __,.....,.. ' • 'l1!:!b Coif--· •· 0017Sel@lll. ---·--:-· I Mrs•Knoll I son I 1 ~~~!.~ . pro; .r:,,, dll~· ~f"~:: MtJ '0 II••• ·' =·~· \..:' y l : . ~-· S ••I be 1 ~ri, l~yera ~nling ::mgm~v:~· ·ol Chetnt"cals, Weed Contl Wt"ll be Revt"ewed SIZES 4 TO 10 Values to $6,00 • ROUSH'S SHOE STORE MIDDLEPORT, 0. MOTORS I i • • 1 Mother's Gins P~A:N~~ 'th C k K Your full Service Bank Is •• • Wins Highest FFAAward OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 6:00 to 8:00 POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Serv!ng Meigl Countv for ovff 94 Yco!l Member redrral .Rnertlf Svsttm Mtmber Federall)epoJit Jnruronc• Corporation The Fabric Shop Sisters Style Shop I ==--===;;;u;;i House Dresses""..'"" __ Better Dresses - 5· ""'h ,f· Dresses· 10· ·13· LDVIHG BRECK DEODORANT SHAMPOO Reg. $1.00 _ s·oc. CREST eDESERT FLOWER eESCAPADE eOLD SPICE eEARLY AMERICAN SPRAY COlOGNE ••• Dusting Powder 00 4Jc Reg. 60c ' _,..,._ SUMMER liME SPEC\Al TOOTH PASTE 51( -- Reg.79c 79c 16c Mothers' Club Meet at Home Of Mrs. Yeoker MILK MAGNESIA Reg. $1.00 ---' J 9c REG. 59c t IMJ "1". A IJII. II IIC fitmo~t utwnl tht tnr<1r011 c111. 11 )twtl•. tllow or Mlltt. Nt.Jt LYSOL U 'tlllt ...,., A filii .t lllamond• 11111t11 witlt 14! ltWII ,rttltltn. 1tt1ow w Wllltt. tii.N "' ..................- hur tltl.lllnt llilmDndt , urtcy. Wftltt 11 Ytli~w. a3 • • • • I 43c •.. LADIES REG. 59c 11Yti .. tc'· filM J•wtl RUBBING ALCOHOL ·••• encl • • nMEXWATCHES ' f()lJI\01Mf.l'S o~'l- ~"' 23c $J.95 up I II I I I / ' I A Host of i I I Jewelry Store Pumeroy ',. Wiur ~ MIW, do II BuloYI eta: NIJ on M ............a.lowtl•. 73 MILL sr, I Prescriptl_ ons Are OurMefniBujliien l"--------·---'· --·~_______.11 ~2Hi. sKoND MIDDLEPORT, 0. tiii ., ~=!: ~· IF .. , ~. ) ' I ( BERMUDAS · ·· · ·· · · · · $4.9 5 pa ,. l" SKIRTS · ··· ·· $5.95 • $6.95 . HALF SliPS 1.98 tkere' s solid COMiorl KEDETTES• t• Z,98 SCRUIBEO DENIM EDGE CUT-OFF JEANS··· 2.99 FOR MOTHERS DAY 1 REMEMBER THE DATL MOTHER'S DAY is SLIPS BlOUSES ·· $3.95 to $4.95 MASON - Mrs. Cbarles ger ontertlllled the Mason Motherl' Club recently at her home. AsslstiDI •• hostesses were Mr1. JOIOJ!b Lish, Mn. Edward Ryon. The aroup made exl<!noive · plano to uallt in the Cancer Drive. Arou were assi1ned to the various workers for canvassIng fer donltlons. A oliver ol· lering was collected al the meetlnl for Cancer Drive. nations ol kleenex, bath pow· der, oolngbe, wash cloths were brought to be given to Mrs. Nan Helll:ell, Mason County . Health Nur11, for Cancer pa· tienl!. A donatlan waB 1tven by the fP'OtiP for the purchase 1 ~h~:v!~able or for 1 TABLETS DOANS PILLS Reg. $1.00 _ CO-ORDINATES SCOTCH TAPE Reg. 25c . .. RUSS TOG How patient ahe wu when you apilled flour all over tile floor! A•d how ahe told everybody you had blkH them (blAt you both knew better). She wu eo encouraging In everything you tried. And 10 undmlandlng. Butlhat'slhe way molhera are. Wondertul. And !hal's why there's a special day Itt Uldt 1o lelllhem juat how wonderful. May 8111. See our Bulova diamond watch collection. BLOUSES Shells •·- • 3· ·5·" DESERT FLOWER I r~;~o~nd:M~r~•~-~El~e;ano~r~~~ I Wall-St ~ Junia~· She Ill survived by her hu" 1101!, Jft, "1 Pol•l Plea\IIIIIIIIP khool; 111•th • ' , . \ brother, Sheldoll Bartm•n. of , ~· ~ II PT. PLEASANT - The Epi•· and privileged to hear !he Arch Mn. John Collin•. whn relld· Someraet,' Pa. ! I . " • ,; "'"'' r.hnr.h Wnmen Wedn... llliohno of canterbury deliver a ed In Spain lor some_ll!!'e, t.alk·, 0 Funeral ...-viet will be held \ MASON -An lllvltotlon bas : MartlnLutbor ... borll 1( 1 7 m DST at the been ea:tMlded to rnldenta tf d:Jy night held a corporate 1 sermon. She also told of VISits ed on tne rro~.eauun ............... v•\ Th M 1413 olft b · communion. buffet dinner and to the cathedral, Sl. John's the Madrid which she attended PT. PLEASANT aM PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Lu-, ;:•~•Y p, erta· runorol Hom• Itbo trea to attend a ' · · .,• '"'" 1 Olvln• •nd the Little Church while theie and Mrs. Jon..es on County ca ....ncer cllle Jean Knoll, 13, of llOS '; iothr.:. \Rev J• ... W lch olld. Homem1ter1 Con!<rence" "'";".,.' m..,tln!. 'mIeres~,ng • . I I all • .....~ - · · -··- . . - . .. e tffici- May lOth at Marshall Unlver~ j speakers and an Aro1.1n d the co"'-'r, both Jn save norm ve talk on "-1'C •- ,..... - · - · - tb- A PaJ -h~~· Bt:alld McauvWDfOOI. unvll!, wui ~-.I wth Re••e Gev. 1 ....Welrr.k ..tectloo of officers. New York City: She con~lude<l Bruton P~rlsh In WIUismsbur1, ::n~=~a; ~btl•wltit ~ Rev. llaroicl S. ,Knoll, pai.l ~" ~: will token ally Compu•. The mt1tlnl .. Mrs. Charles Holzer, Jr., Mro. her talk with vtvld descnptlons VirBinla. ed do led 1 the Cancer tor ot· the St. Peter • Lutheranl 10 N Ce 1 vUio PI where atart ot 9:10 a. m. In the Old · ~igmund Harder, both of Gal· of the various churcheB she The nominating commllt.. ~~ty 01 0 Ch!ll'cb. was pronounced dead : .ew ~lerbo b~- ~turdoy 1\11111 Allllltorlum. upolls, Ohio; Mrs, John Collins visited on her European trip presented 1 slate of officers to Fou; lablel of alit at 12::111 p. m. Wednesday in ! m. IR the Melllah tured 00 the · am will 1 ;md Mrs. E. Bartow Jones, laat summer. . be elected lor two years. The three of bridle wera' In play P)HIIDI Vllley Hospital where l l.utheran Church with Di. Wll· Groct Be!.':f. Held both of Pomt Pleasant, were the Mrs. Harder, s native of Ger- slate was accepted 11 present- th oughout the eveninl wltb lbo bod bee~ taken at 11 I. m. I 11 c H1 nky offlclaUng • lea speakers for the meeting and many , 1ave an Interesting lalk ed by acdamatlon with Mra. IR teams of two repro- lllfferlnl from a oelf-inntcted am · Home Econom . Cllf• used as their top;.,. , "Church- on churches of Germany and Robert Hlte, presldont; Mrs. the vorious canasQIIIUI It collber rifle wound of the Burl81 will follow Ill tbo Etlenllon ., .. ,_.. discussed the differences be- Wylie Minton, vice prtlident; bridge elubt In MIIOII County. llfJd. Sommtel Memorlll Gordeu. Speclallat ~scape POMIItOY, 0. Mrs. Holzer spoke of the tween the churchft of her _na- Mrs. Wtlllam Gilmour: record- Trophlt1 were aw1fde,4 ., to Mn. Knoll was active in the ' Friends may eaU II Mobr-SIIY· " churches of New En1land, par- live land and those of Amenca. inl 8ecretary; Mrs. Gatl FatreO. elch winner. Firat place tHm LutboriD Church where the [ ens Funeral Home after I p.m. State Etlellloa lkularly the Old Nonh Church She answered questions follow· trea!Urer. Chatrmen elected 111 canula wu Mrt. l'a~i~Jae oervtd 11 a couDBelor snd teach- I today. The famUy hll requeot;,. Boston. which she a\tended inK her talk. , .-• Mro. c. A. Pitzer, prayer Bright and Mrs. Evelyn Wise or. 8be ""' 1 member of and ed thai dollllloDI be made to --- -land wmhip; Mrs. Harold Som· man. Flrot pl1celn brldiO 1IORI pill prllldent of the Lion'• tbo St. Pttorlo Lutllerlll ChUrch orville. aliar; Mrs. Chart.. to the team of Mrl. Jlnt Smith Club Autlllary. She wu bora building lund ID Ueu of fltw•n. Sperow, Christian education; and Mrs. Ralph Crump. • 111 Somerset, Pa . on April 26, , ---------· Mrs. Bert Montiegel, Christian [ Second' place wlru"n lnc\ud· lt23, the daughter of the lote ', Tho harbor ot Iatanbul 11 • '~~,llethods social relations; Mrs. F. IV , ed Mrs. Leoler Corrlclt alld , Jobn and Nettle Stall Barkman. Iknown as the "Golden Horl." FOR ALL YOUR SEWING NEEDS ' 1' Ingraham, supplleo; Mrs. An- Mrs. Gretchen Slticlmore In I ·· gelo Panteloukas Christian bridge and Mrs. Velma Wl•e ALTERATIONS · DRESSMAKING PT. PLEASANT - Latest ftnd · of A1ronomy at We!t V!Tgm~a 1. t . d M 'R0 be t Knauf and Mrs Edna 'l'hompsOn In 18 ill{·~ in weed control chemicals ] University. will be on hand to r~od~n 1 rs. r ' canasta. · SEWING MACHINE REPAIR 1 and methods wilt be shown at discuss the control of weeds with pe~ cas. fr ·n be Refreshment! were served 0 Day tbe Agronomy and Horticulture chemicals and cultural pracnew leer• WI the Ann Bailey Home DemonField Day w be held at t he !Ices. Dr. Veatch IB responsible s\a~ed ~\ the MJ~ne atration Club wltb Mrs. Virgil Ohio Valley Experiment Sta- for all of the research on weed ! rs. ~to~ lD~r, Burri! and Mr!. Homer Whitlion near here June 2. control in agronomic crops car· anno.unce . ocesan Ungton, co-chairmen. Dr. Collins Veatch, ProfeliSor , ried on In West Virginia. 1 v, ent1o,n wndtll l~t~e . helFd . Mai Singer Sales &. Servke McCall's Patterns IER'fTHING FOil MOM\ 3 1 According to Charles Sherow, · "' a " m a.Lrmon • PURSES-JEWELRY-ORESSIS-GLOVIS WY 2·2284 115 W. SECOND Associate Agronomist in charge •W. Va. Delegateo attendtng PT. Charles I el 00 of the Ohio Valley Experiment be Mro. Robert !tile, tion. somt: sort of chemi- Ch_aries Sperow and Mrs. C. A. Edward McDaniel, 25, Point OHIO POMEROY Sta Pleasant and Margaret P OPIN PIIDAY A SATURDAY TIL I P.M. ' c•l weed control researcn has 1tzer •- ECW ted 1o •·-·t ••:..\ Parsons, 18, Leon, have made T been c"ried on at the alation to th •~ s kvo H 1 Lo- Che ...,h application for a marriage 1ICourt St., Pomeroy I since it was established I> 1966. 111 Pe dml otoe Co e ty gM ur~ .,.,.. In the office of tbo CounTbe early work was primarily en e n aun . n . . with .the use of 2,W on corn. C. Wilhelm announced the IJ;...C..I'"er'"k'." . Sinct that time many new SprinR Ingathering for the UnitPT. PLEASANT. - Ke~th I chemicals bove come into lllle ed Thank Olferln( wu $144.10 Cook, 1011 of Mr. and Mrs. Low· whlcb now permit corn produc- wllh oome envelopot not yet ell coot, pt. Pleasant, rece1v~ tion without cultivation should returned. •d the top award, Cbapler Star tbe Iarmer so desire. The Rev. C. A. Pitzer dill· ~· armer, bllbllahtlna the Fu- More recent wurk with chem· cu"ed a proposed aummer plan lure F~rmers of America fath· Ieala to permit the establish- for the church which included er - ~on 1 banq,uet Tuesday nl1ht. ment of alfalfa seedings with· evening services foor times a Ke1~ ~elved I plaque and out 8 small grain "nurse crop" week in varlo111 sections of the o $10 award from tbo has been equally produclive. town in addition to the regularStale Department · of Agrlcul- There are now available . sev- 1Y sc hed ur~ lt'u SUnd ay serVJ·ces • 95 ture: eral chemicals which are very Attending the - comnumloo, RUSS TOG M•ke Ser_geot, 101 ofofMrH. andnd helpful In reducing weed com- buifet and m.. Ung were Mf!. Sizes 121o 20--14'12 to 24 1.-il Mrs. Brum• ser10nt e • . . · M'll M M · D erson received a plaque for petition m new alf~Jra plantmgs. ' M' erJ, k rps. L arvMr mE~~wMsoor, ' hand F When these chem1cals are used rs. ac arA, s. aa a • the StarS!.~..Green,. arrner U is often possible to makf': one tin, Mrs. Tom Walten, Mr&. 2 PCE. Larry nd..Mrl notrtc.er, 100 o . · w 1· M' 1o Mrs F W I w Side _ or more hay harvealo tn tbo Y" m n, . . • n95 95 Mr: k1 So th, ,. •rrtll thn year the alfalfa is seeded. The graham, Mrs. Homer S. Smltlt, stnc er, · u Fswe, wonA de herbicides wh1ch . are used on Mrs. J ack Durst , Mrs, w·n· 1 1am PERMANENT PRESS Star J un1or armer war ; Pastel Prints _ David Shinn, Farm and Home alfalfa consist o( types that are Wells, Mrs. Charles Sperow, Improvement Award · Billy applied afler the allalfs and MI.. Belly Berry. ¥1"•- Ro95 , k .......,""' · ' ·Far--· weed~ are in the seedling st•lle bert Knaul, Ml" 1Jnd1 Hatch, · Bar er, i::lit.m' uaJr1 ••._, ... , B k B k M Fed ' linger Donol\ew, Soli and wat- and • so types that are or?lled ec Y uc ner, rl. ,r SEAMLESS AND ROLL liP SlEEVES and tncorporaled in the soli Schroeder, Mrs. Gall Fatres, I Awa rd ; Llrry PASTELS ___: WHITE - PRINTS er'd Manaaemen Mn. w·tI - I ttl • s•· Cro F tm• bef(lre the alfalfa is seedtd. Mrs. Carroll Casto, S - G'l , 1 ens c..er, ... r p 11 M H d . R tel' Dlu&herty Star In addition to weed cor.lrol 11am 1 mour, rs. &war SIZES 30.38 - - - $2.91 ~.~~est~k Farmer. ' 1 experiments other projecls in· I Price, Mrs. Barllin Montiegel, l SIZES 40-46 _ _ _ $3.95 Mike SerJent, Scholarship 8 . . eluding horticulture. coru hy- Mrs. Garland Mohr, Mrs. D. .N. · ward: wmen Knapp and Clar· bri~s, tobacro. and fertilizer Connors. Mrs. Henry Wain· rnce Rlct, Leaderahlp Award ; trials will be shown. Th• pub- wrlihl. Mu. E. G. Davis, Mro. !lilly Borlltr, FFA Conserva- lie is Invited to attend any part S. C. Wdhelm, Mrs. Rush K~o­ tion Scbolarlblp; Ronnie !or all of tbo Field Day Pro- del ,_ Mrs. Mae Kryder, M•so wedge, Mason County lzaak Igram. The Field Day will begm Juliet Smith, Mrs. John Col- . Walton Leape Schotarship. al 10 a.m. on June 2. The Mas- hns, Mrs. Doddee Foran, Mrs. I FULL LENGTH Dale Wheeler, pro~ldent of the ion County Home Dtmonstra- John Grubb, Mrs. E. Barlow 1965-$ FFA, rtcelved a Lead- lion Council will serve lunch. Jones, Mrs. Judy Grad<, the 1 ership Plaqlll. The program is scheduled to Rev. and Mn. C. A. Pitzer end at 4 p.m. Mrs. Holzer and Mrs. Harder. II ... rrr " 1'1\1\1\T DKtll & lYUKI d und \ Hea. Wo .J_of r~ .:til I YYV1Yll:l"t.1 Rogm, pastor of the Christ's q,TisUan Union Church al Middleport. 'nle ceremony was sol· emnlzed at Tu-Endi-Wei Mansion house at Pt. Pleasant. Mr. ond Mrs. Mack Stewart of Mas. on, brother of the 1room and slster.in·law, were the attend~ ants. .UI UU&' n _____ LADIES BATHING SUITS DUSTERS It wa IDIIOIIIICed that the volunteor workers to assist 11 Ihe Cancer CUnlc on ThuradiJ, ~fay 26tb, are Mn. John Lewis. Mrs. Joupb. Llsh and M10. Earl Ewtnr. It wu lftllounced that tbe schools 1ft coiiecUng bottle caps for the Concor Dr!~ . The Mothefl' Club IJ Ill charlO of collecting tbo upa at the Mortford and Muon Grade sc)looil. A party wf11 bo liven by the group for tbo' cluaroom ot eoeb school wbleh donaltlt tbo most capl. 1 Plana wen Jlllde by tbo jt'OUP to eat cui 011 MlJ· 11, al the Uptnwna: lnll Ill ,PorkersbUrC. t UllRASON HOSE Ont and Two Place StyiM ]-98 5,95 ,.Jr $595 to JEWRRY IOXES. to ::UW:l ' STRETCH r , n:tllbd eftuts ·12 ~· For !he · - .. 11M ..,. llttolol• Mlloinl llltoe lWclottotwedf!OI. So oturdy,yei.Oijlit illlll~ ,............ - .... , .... ,.(:.lllbrfe-ilr :• -oo~en-IIUIOIIIilr•n•IIM,IM,~•~ Mrnw ..aiWi•,..... '-t a tal . . .,..; $1J95 PLAID SLACKS Wilt. Dttoeft. atofo tllfrrup - - tllfl P:er Mother 3·91 5 5 9' • ONLY Jtefr~~IOI'Yedby tbo hQIIellll 10.' Mn. 'lbomu McGowan, '-"' · Edword Rick• ard, MN. jollA Lewis, Mrs. BtU CoOt. ~rs. Georre Bn'lls, Mro. E1rl twltiJ!, Harbour, Mrs.. . . Mrl. . ,1am- · Mr•. ·'·~"' 'S. ' . :,:·,l.-'·1~~ ' . MILL .i:.r:~.- ~ Hi s·K·O;E · FJ' · o· x)·'*~.. · ' . ! • ·vr5 ;:. 'y. .~ ~ '· ,. ~ It ' I li'. • ; ·• ,> ~ ' • ' . ,· ', • -·· .,t ' '• • Af: l· •I: · , "'·' M!QDL·~ o..~. , , -~ i- ,. : SiMIT- MIDOLEPOII'f " ). , ' ~ 1.65 ~:.:.'";:....,9......t.o~S.....F.!.:.ri~.;_._ L .....; .01::.; · ,-_-9_to_,9_Sa_tu _. ...:..'c..... ~ iG ...: """".. ...,........; c.y..:.. · .' . . ~ ·., 6·'1• I l ���' . ,. ' .' I . . ·r ' .' ! I'' .:;'. '' (" ,; ' ,... i ' 1 ' . •I ·- : f : Extra Cash The>w_·_-•. r llH I ~K HE SIII/>.CI$D 1HE PAYEMI!NT WHEN ~E m• ...oRWAS \ KNOCA<EO IJOWN. I'OOSII!iY ~ <OMETO 'THir-11<. 01' IT. .• LIJHEI<E~ MINE.? CONCU5610N. GASULIN! ALLEY By ART SANSOM THE BORN L09EI 17 '"1\-IEI.I 11.1 MARCH OF "rniS 'ir:AR il\ORW.P!'I,6 .JO\Il!OD 'THti fiRM I Ql'( OOSill~WlART ·1%6 ly CHESlER CIO'fi,D DICK TRACY Portland .. Society Notes LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! rf:,+_ By HAROLD GRAY ' ''' . l" : and 7 ROOMS and bath, finished I basement, BRAKE SERVICE hardwood floors, modem kllcben. Route 33, out of high water, 2lh miles fiom Court House. P h WY 2<1882 after 5 or WY Blaettr.ars 3691 anyUme. ...... ' I"'R SALE• B room boUse with r or 12• 1111 .JSc to 1.50 i llath, lull baaemen~ 894 Hr· oell St., Middleport. Pbo•e: Comploto Corry-Out Sorvlco Pt. PleasaDt 11111>2811'1. 12....... nantt U,OW!nK 26. Deteatl Instruction• CALL WY 2-990S Pick up At G. & G. CAFE 26.'l'balo Jl.)(om. I'~I::II=W::.;;MA;;;IN;;;;~POM~I::R::O::Y:'I INSTRUCDON TRUCK DRIVERS. Age !1-40. AUCII10NEIB Semi or slraighl. Experience ClNiplele Senlet DOl DOC1!ssary. You can earn Crill Bradlonl over 13 per hour after abort Wrlle, Pr.e or ~ traln!Dg. Local placement ser.L C. IIIWinJIID ¥Ice avallatile. You do · ....._ Olllol 1 Ill! have to relocale: For caUon write Nationwide OOMPLETE Remodeling, Alu-1 Division, ..., Haeckl mlnum oldlng, storm wind- Terminal Bldg., 1255 owa and do· rs, awnlnga and Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio l'~w....,......... iDC 1· 34.SI<epl~ ....... ~.Kind. \lou •Pitc:hm With W.. of pol80ftlng ll.Prtftx Ull4 3e:.Not wtth Dberal, any 38-ProtlVe, ttc. terlbe CARRIER earporll, upert lnatallalioD. can Pboae AIL CMFT ALUioll- i!HU·5S?2. NUY PRODUCI'S, 181 Nort.bl locond . A:n., WY ~ron 11 ALLIED PEST MID Termlta Control ~ New termfle plall. Saves you 'OIIi IIIlA ,t. hall. One lle!JII!,,Qaliiit,o Owner who dl)j!S ,. ,.,. lfll'Vloe work.J'Iva-,.... ~ No oaleemen. llll yem aperi· eoce. • . Flee DAILY CI1Pl'OqCO'III- ..... llonJ te work B1 , AXYDLaAAXa ____ .... aowto-- · II LOXG.IILLOW ; - - _ _ , -............ II _ __. . . . _ I. lllo 0'01. eto. bqlhlll, . . .. . . . . ... . , ?!fee., . . . . . . . ..... .a .... .,..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i; - AUCTIONEER M qr ' • ' ' . L •Lw•o 11(awa1wp · .,.,.;, COMPLETE SALE$ MANAGEMINT Write, A GW1111W •:~!~,._ , XYLGOP lA X%YK OLOIK D&LW ;;;a t.Villli .XWDb. J... uo•K·O ' "-.....,... c.,,..._, z ' . mT .- as:. A>r TDOlS, l8 JINGULARLY IIIIJ'III:SHINO.-Il'~li'IIAIID l'llfD , . . . . . . . . ~ .. ft t ~·· Roechea ·lDd rallt ipeclally. ~ WeSt .Miin Stree~ · Pom· eroy, Ollla, ot Zlrl<'• Dairy Blr. Pbarlt . . . • 20 IOtp IXCITING WOMAN ,_ ... _...._X ... _..,., 1 ' ' .. llld J ~ ,<;: PEANUTS .. .. . ~·- - -- ----- <• • .. .,._ PioMo . . . . ...... H:a;. l:t N= Ul 'Sbearef ~,, :~== ·3 11: ; : : - ' " m.: Jeffenoa UJ ... ., .... """"" .,.. ........,. of UY' JDtnor ~· ll.lhlt., U..t 1M •·"uco:._ ·::.."'-~" . till•oo! 11oo- 1 u WIDfleld IUid Batley; 1lllliDI It), Fhlbor (M) !(!r!iOrdl•. MeN'"~'"". li~). .Lil- I..S ~ iJ:t, JtiiO ror. vIDt.nll o1 l11MIIIab0o • :~::;-;::=.;::::~;:::~ ,. I_.._ .ati1roo111 MrU. utd lor lllcll ouaw le1l Est•fe .for H• _.. fiW$11 ko whklll IN IU1 w ontttlea. · aut wU1 bll ltr • lllearlnl ·" ~ aa - JIJUSE, J bedrooms aod· batb, ·r..... large backyard, cioN- k ~Ia ·"""'· • . . .. ~. ........ on • · s-~· ' ...... QO(,;>·••,,- .... _.,.,,_ ___ .- ,. , _-- , _ , ..,_, •· ····.-~~-;'""'' ._........ ~-...,-·~r:,~;~~r~t:'7 ~~-"'~~·_. ·~ •.•..,.........-~----·~":'·-,......~• .,.-,,..~,...:ki•: ' Ill Chari- w!,th Mr. By RAEBURN VAN BUREN· " ' ABBIE AND SLATS down 1, 30 p. m.; Walter Mn. Norman Routh 11111 chJI. lord down t: Ill p. m.; Inca dren. oaneeiJed? Loll ftu1' 10:10 p. m.; Solvay down 3 a. Chicago 01111 000 11110- 0 7 I or'a license?' Call WY m.; Frank!ID Pierce down Houston · 001 t1t11 001- c 7 I. 1 1J a. m,; L. W.' Sweet down a. m.; Roher! Rled up &,: 30 a. Ellsworth, Jloe!l (7) IIIII PIIO'ro Cow1111 11emc1. m.; H. . E. Bowles do... 8: Hundley; Roberti li-3) IUid . Bateman. LP-E!IIwortll (N). let IDidl Gl iii*J paiJOI'L a. m. HR - Nicholloa (lit). · blrlll racordo lDd 11moa1 llllawU River - Lucy Pltll ' tiOI 100 11110- 4 10 1 docomiealo. Lllcas doina Marmet • a. m.; Cincl lrll) 010 100- j 12 f IMDnilee. , . _ , Helen Z. up Marmot 1:11 a.m.: Blur, Frymaa (7), ~ . • A. J. Patten up WIDfte)4 !7l .... Pqllaioal; O'Toole, Yg81 NotiC8 p. m.: Beaver dollll Dl9idlm (1), Beidl<'hllll ~) LIIAL OOTICI fleld 10 p, m.; Eaeo Well llld 'I'Awordl. Ptvlellch . (1), . IIIIDilA .... LAJUIUT, l]bala up' WIDfleld li:C$ (:1-41). LP-O'Toole .. .., IIIII. •· o. lox •· ,...... 0 F Sb•-er up ~:~~ 'tf- Yltlilila. II bthb, IIOltDilll tblt ' • (Jrd). :, :0..:".:::'.::,.:~ ' : a. m.: Allen R. IGO Oil! 1110- I 7 I "" ,..... ~· • ,,.,.,.,,. WIDileld I t. =-c::.. :=..= IA.CINI. OHIO River News up 7,10 p. m.; Harvey lnaur•nM ~~ JIM CARNAHAN _ • ..., ..... Sl3-895-m?, ..... - Phone., Centtct -It~ •' 4 29 6tc Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jlanjl and children of Anaheim, California, are visiting several re. latives Including Mr. and Mrs.• Clarence Lawre!IC'II and IIIDillf ond Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gluesencamp and daughten. Miss Patsy Price and Mr. . . Charles Jordan, Columbtu, Yl-' · Gauge re ...Ill gs: GaIIipo115 sited Sunday aflernoon witli bet Dam 19.1, 41.1, falling two ndrnothe Mrs: H _. 8 · tenths of a foot per hour, Porn- , gra r, a.. , WI!!, eroy. Mason 35.46, Pt. Pleasant ~~ils a patient at Holzer Hos35.96, Hinton 5.35, Kanawha p M• M I MKI . Falls 11.40, Charleston 23.13. ~ t l ~rv : II U~ :..,"!!,• London was running 15 feet n 8 ars 8 v...--1. J Marmet IB feel and Winfield spent the weekend with hb par. rr feet. ' ents, Mr. and Mrs. William 111.. Boat Movemeall: Kelvey. Ohio River - Reliable and Mr. and Mrs. Don Jobnuil Charle• K. up 14, 4,341 p. m.; and sons visited ~ecenUy will! ~tuckian up 14 , 12 ,20 a. m.; Mr. and Mrs. Alvm Col1lnt an~ Zimmer up 17, 3,15 a. m.; John chUdn!n and Mrs. Ella IIU J. Rowe up 17, I:SG a. m.; Na· Wea~ Parkersburg. _, llooal up 18, 7: IS a. m.; BuckMr. and Mrs. Herold llouaV eye State up 20, UO a. m.; Gas- spent the weekend Ill Morgan. lon Crane up 215 a.m.; tni!ha town, W. Va. -wlth Mr. and llrt. Woods down Greenup 7:31! p.oi.; Robert EUIII' • and daqbltr. Winston Churcblll up Greenup They look their II'BIIllsoD, Ml- '· 1:15 a. m.; J. S. Lew1l down chael Euler, home. He bad bta Greenup 3:45 a. m.; Sleel II the borne of hll lfllldplrer up Meldabl 2:15 p. m.; en11 lor the past ~lh wblll llam Pill down Meldabl 3:10 p. Mn. Euler wu recuper&liaC m.; Frank OoriDI up Meldabl from an operaU• 1:30 p.m.: Alton l'.ephyr Mr. and Mrs. Doll J~ Meldabl u p. m.; ltene Cbo1ia and sons vlslled, TUaclay llilh· up Meldahl 11:10 p. m.; Clata Mr. and Mrs. Joo .Andrll llld Beatty up Meldabl 3:10 a.m. daughtor, Jemdfer, Belpre. GoiUpolla Dam _ Andrew Mr. and 11rt. Herold Roulll lloun up ii:IO p. m.; spent Wedaeadaylllld 'l'lmndlf o1nl tM .,.•• rru. rc..,., ... . ~· ""'•"' •· "'"""" 0, ....... •at. ·4iitnl•n ·•r IlliG dq " Plllntlfl .. ' f·· .- ~~ltl:.io..iJ ..+J~tfC\1~'!1: i!il;i;<,, i\'~~BJ~· ...... ' ( �' . ,. ' .' I . . ·r ' .' ! I'' .:;'. '' (" ,; ' ,... i ' 1 ' . •I ·- : f : Extra Cash The>w_·_-•. r llH I ~K HE SIII/>.CI$D 1HE PAYEMI!NT WHEN ~E m• ...oRWAS \ KNOCA<EO IJOWN. I'OOSII!iY ~ <OMETO 'THir-11<. 01' IT. .• LIJHEI<E~ MINE.? CONCU5610N. GASULIN! ALLEY By ART SANSOM THE BORN L09EI 17 '"1\-IEI.I 11.1 MARCH OF "rniS 'ir:AR il\ORW.P!'I,6 .JO\Il!OD 'THti fiRM I Ql'( OOSill~WlART ·1%6 ly CHESlER CIO'fi,D DICK TRACY Portland .. Society Notes LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII! rf:,+_ By HAROLD GRAY ' ''' . l" : and 7 ROOMS and bath, finished I basement, BRAKE SERVICE hardwood floors, modem kllcben. Route 33, out of high water, 2lh miles fiom Court House. P h WY 2<1882 after 5 or WY Blaettr.ars 3691 anyUme. ...... ' I"'R SALE• B room boUse with r or 12• 1111 .JSc to 1.50 i llath, lull baaemen~ 894 Hr· oell St., Middleport. Pbo•e: Comploto Corry-Out Sorvlco Pt. PleasaDt 11111>2811'1. 12....... nantt U,OW!nK 26. Deteatl Instruction• CALL WY 2-990S Pick up At G. & G. CAFE 26.'l'balo Jl.)(om. I'~I::II=W::.;;MA;;;IN;;;;~POM~I::R::O::Y:'I INSTRUCDON TRUCK DRIVERS. Age !1-40. AUCII10NEIB Semi or slraighl. Experience ClNiplele Senlet DOl DOC1!ssary. You can earn Crill Bradlonl over 13 per hour after abort Wrlle, Pr.e or ~ traln!Dg. Local placement ser.L C. IIIWinJIID ¥Ice avallatile. You do · ....._ Olllol 1 Ill! have to relocale: For caUon write Nationwide OOMPLETE Remodeling, Alu-1 Division, ..., Haeckl mlnum oldlng, storm wind- Terminal Bldg., 1255 owa and do· rs, awnlnga and Avenue, Hamilton, Ohio l'~w....,......... iDC 1· 34.SI<epl~ ....... ~.Kind. \lou •Pitc:hm With W.. of pol80ftlng ll.Prtftx Ull4 3e:.Not wtth Dberal, any 38-ProtlVe, ttc. terlbe CARRIER earporll, upert lnatallalioD. can Pboae AIL CMFT ALUioll- i!HU·5S?2. NUY PRODUCI'S, 181 Nort.bl locond . A:n., WY ~ron 11 ALLIED PEST MID Termlta Control ~ New termfle plall. Saves you 'OIIi IIIlA ,t. hall. One lle!JII!,,Qaliiit,o Owner who dl)j!S ,. ,.,. lfll'Vloe work.J'Iva-,.... ~ No oaleemen. llll yem aperi· eoce. • . Flee DAILY CI1Pl'OqCO'III- ..... llonJ te work B1 , AXYDLaAAXa ____ .... aowto-- · II LOXG.IILLOW ; - - _ _ , -............ II _ __. . . . _ I. lllo 0'01. eto. bqlhlll, . . .. . . . . ... . , ?!fee., . . . . . . . ..... .a .... .,..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i; - AUCTIONEER M qr ' • ' ' . L •Lw•o 11(awa1wp · .,.,.;, COMPLETE SALE$ MANAGEMINT Write, A GW1111W •:~!~,._ , XYLGOP lA X%YK OLOIK D&LW ;;;a t.Villli .XWDb. J... uo•K·O ' "-.....,... c.,,..._, z ' . mT .- as:. A>r TDOlS, l8 JINGULARLY IIIIJ'III:SHINO.-Il'~li'IIAIID l'llfD , . . . . . . . . ~ .. ft t ~·· Roechea ·lDd rallt ipeclally. ~ WeSt .Miin Stree~ · Pom· eroy, Ollla, ot Zlrl<'• Dairy Blr. Pbarlt . . . • 20 IOtp IXCITING WOMAN ,_ ... _...._X ... _..,., 1 ' ' .. llld J ~ ,<;: PEANUTS .. .. . ~·- - -- ----- <• • .. .,._ PioMo . . . . ...... H:a;. l:t N= Ul 'Sbearef ~,, :~== ·3 11: ; : : - ' " m.: Jeffenoa UJ ... ., .... """"" .,.. ........,. of UY' JDtnor ~· ll.lhlt., U..t 1M •·"uco:._ ·::.."'-~" . till•oo! 11oo- 1 u WIDfleld IUid Batley; 1lllliDI It), Fhlbor (M) !(!r!iOrdl•. MeN'"~'"". li~). .Lil- I..S ~ iJ:t, JtiiO ror. vIDt.nll o1 l11MIIIab0o • :~::;-;::=.;::::~;:::~ ,. I_.._ .ati1roo111 MrU. utd lor lllcll ouaw le1l Est•fe .for H• _.. fiW$11 ko whklll IN IU1 w ontttlea. · aut wU1 bll ltr • lllearlnl ·" ~ aa - JIJUSE, J bedrooms aod· batb, ·r..... large backyard, cioN- k ~Ia ·"""'· • . . .. ~. ........ on • · s-~· ' ...... QO(,;>·••,,- .... _.,.,,_ ___ .- ,. , _-- , _ , ..,_, •· ····.-~~-;'""'' ._........ ~-...,-·~r:,~;~~r~t:'7 ~~-"'~~·_. ·~ •.•..,.........-~----·~":'·-,......~• .,.-,,..~,...:ki•: ' Ill Chari- w!,th Mr. By RAEBURN VAN BUREN· " ' ABBIE AND SLATS down 1, 30 p. m.; Walter Mn. Norman Routh 11111 chJI. lord down t: Ill p. m.; Inca dren. oaneeiJed? Loll ftu1' 10:10 p. m.; Solvay down 3 a. Chicago 01111 000 11110- 0 7 I or'a license?' Call WY m.; Frank!ID Pierce down Houston · 001 t1t11 001- c 7 I. 1 1J a. m,; L. W.' Sweet down a. m.; Roher! Rled up &,: 30 a. Ellsworth, Jloe!l (7) IIIII PIIO'ro Cow1111 11emc1. m.; H. . E. Bowles do... 8: Hundley; Roberti li-3) IUid . Bateman. LP-E!IIwortll (N). let IDidl Gl iii*J paiJOI'L a. m. HR - Nicholloa (lit). · blrlll racordo lDd 11moa1 llllawU River - Lucy Pltll ' tiOI 100 11110- 4 10 1 docomiealo. Lllcas doina Marmet • a. m.; Cincl lrll) 010 100- j 12 f IMDnilee. , . _ , Helen Z. up Marmot 1:11 a.m.: Blur, Frymaa (7), ~ . • A. J. Patten up WIDfte)4 !7l .... Pqllaioal; O'Toole, Yg81 NotiC8 p. m.: Beaver dollll Dl9idlm (1), Beidl<'hllll ~) LIIAL OOTICI fleld 10 p, m.; Eaeo Well llld 'I'Awordl. Ptvlellch . (1), . IIIIDilA .... LAJUIUT, l]bala up' WIDfleld li:C$ (:1-41). LP-O'Toole .. .., IIIII. •· o. lox •· ,...... 0 F Sb•-er up ~:~~ 'tf- Yltlilila. II bthb, IIOltDilll tblt ' • (Jrd). :, :0..:".:::'.::,.:~ ' : a. m.: Allen R. IGO Oil! 1110- I 7 I "" ,..... ~· • ,,.,.,.,,. WIDileld I t. =-c::.. :=..= IA.CINI. OHIO River News up 7,10 p. m.; Harvey lnaur•nM ~~ JIM CARNAHAN _ • ..., ..... Sl3-895-m?, ..... - Phone., Centtct -It~ •' 4 29 6tc Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jlanjl and children of Anaheim, California, are visiting several re. latives Including Mr. and Mrs.• Clarence Lawre!IC'II and IIIDillf ond Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gluesencamp and daughten. Miss Patsy Price and Mr. . . Charles Jordan, Columbtu, Yl-' · Gauge re ...Ill gs: GaIIipo115 sited Sunday aflernoon witli bet Dam 19.1, 41.1, falling two ndrnothe Mrs: H _. 8 · tenths of a foot per hour, Porn- , gra r, a.. , WI!!, eroy. Mason 35.46, Pt. Pleasant ~~ils a patient at Holzer Hos35.96, Hinton 5.35, Kanawha p M• M I MKI . Falls 11.40, Charleston 23.13. ~ t l ~rv : II U~ :..,"!!,• London was running 15 feet n 8 ars 8 v...--1. J Marmet IB feel and Winfield spent the weekend with hb par. rr feet. ' ents, Mr. and Mrs. William 111.. Boat Movemeall: Kelvey. Ohio River - Reliable and Mr. and Mrs. Don Jobnuil Charle• K. up 14, 4,341 p. m.; and sons visited ~ecenUy will! ~tuckian up 14 , 12 ,20 a. m.; Mr. and Mrs. Alvm Col1lnt an~ Zimmer up 17, 3,15 a. m.; John chUdn!n and Mrs. Ella IIU J. Rowe up 17, I:SG a. m.; Na· Wea~ Parkersburg. _, llooal up 18, 7: IS a. m.; BuckMr. and Mrs. Herold llouaV eye State up 20, UO a. m.; Gas- spent the weekend Ill Morgan. lon Crane up 215 a.m.; tni!ha town, W. Va. -wlth Mr. and llrt. Woods down Greenup 7:31! p.oi.; Robert EUIII' • and daqbltr. Winston Churcblll up Greenup They look their II'BIIllsoD, Ml- '· 1:15 a. m.; J. S. Lew1l down chael Euler, home. He bad bta Greenup 3:45 a. m.; Sleel II the borne of hll lfllldplrer up Meldabl 2:15 p. m.; en11 lor the past ~lh wblll llam Pill down Meldabl 3:10 p. Mn. Euler wu recuper&liaC m.; Frank OoriDI up Meldabl from an operaU• 1:30 p.m.: Alton l'.ephyr Mr. and Mrs. Doll J~ Meldabl u p. m.; ltene Cbo1ia and sons vlslled, TUaclay llilh· up Meldahl 11:10 p. m.; Clata Mr. and Mrs. Joo .Andrll llld Beatty up Meldabl 3:10 a.m. daughtor, Jemdfer, Belpre. GoiUpolla Dam _ Andrew Mr. and 11rt. Herold Roulll lloun up ii:IO p. m.; spent Wedaeadaylllld 'l'lmndlf o1nl tM .,.•• rru. rc..,., ... . ~· ""'•"' •· "'"""" 0, ....... •at. ·4iitnl•n ·•r IlliG dq " Plllntlfl .. ' f·· .- ~~ltl:.io..iJ ..+J~tfC\1~'!1: i!il;i;<,, i\'~~BJ~· ...... ' ( �. ,~ .. ; lZ-DlliY 11110p Ill l'loriMrl Ulllll 11110)>pial center 1n Columbus. ts sennner, f'Omeroy· GOiepon, V·• may 1'1111Atlves in ... . • 'I inS· tiaroen l.JUD heia at the home • l'eople In \Irs Robert Reibel on Lead- Refreshments were Hrved Cr;,.k Road. during the social hour from a ; Mr. and Mrs. R1chard ~~~ .... .4 tl~m,~h•r" were · .., open table covered Wlth an min· 1 '""'' - - --... · M Sr Tbls was tne annuu Visitors with his mother, rs. Mr. and Mrs. John ~yons · eetl and guest night. cate embroidered cloth center· ~1ildred Zeigler and Mr. _.and Bernard and Lmda and ~ tngintroduced includt!d Mrii. ed with an arrangement ~rs. Earl Dav~nport and fnm Mrs. John Lyons .Jr. an~ R:r~ Roberts Mrs. Kenneth white narcisSus in a silver =·1• jly. 1ny of Middleport, ~re un 8 ~ 1 k M Edmund Burti- tainer flanked with white . Dr. and Mrs. Brooks L~m~ ~ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arvll. ~~ .Jea~sVandemark Mrs. Or·. ers in silver holders. A plant Colcmbus, spe~,t th; 7eo:tz ! Holter. Ibl d M and en Nelson Mrs. Ma;y Hines. I sale was conducted during the with Mr. and r\,rs.k .ran per: Mrs. Henry. e Col r. bus ! Mrs Roy 'snowdt>n was wei- evening by Mrs. Jonah Cotter· Mlsa Su:mn Par 1s recu Mrs. Paul Ke1ser o urn 1 · b t ·n tb\1 {rom major surgery at 1spent Wednesday with their ; corned as i:l new J?em er o 1 • ~eigs Gt>neral Hospital in Porn- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry ! the club by the president, Mrs. :Keiser Minersvitle. Clarence Mur~ay. ~~r~. and Mrs. w·ayne Holling- j Mr. 'and Mrs. Harold Bartels . The flower show was reeniOfS shfd and son and family, Mr. :and Fred Bartels of Youngs- Ischedu,ied for J~ne. 25-26. Na'!'ltDd Mrs. Wayne Hollingshed i town arrived Monday called b.Y ed to the nommatmg {.'()mmJt&alld son. Gary , of Jarkson. Al-j tbe serious illneS! of their 1tee were Mrs. C. 0 . Chapman, abama. are hN-e ror a visit with jmother, Mrs. Ed~a Bartels. Mrs. Rober_t Canaday, and Mrs. ·the formrr 's daughter an.d fam· r Mrs. Freda Mitch returned Charles Dtehl. The club prely, Mr. and Mrs. Lre Smith and to her homt', Mine~sville Tues- I pared flowe.r arran~e~ents for I The annual senior p!ay Is tn · <'h\lclrt>n. . i dB}' , after spendmg several ~e Teachers AssocJatmn meet· . final rehearsals . for David Chesher and Jamce i days at the home of her son and mg al Rutland recently. i lion Friday evemng, 6 Stelffel of ~ount Pleasant,lowa ;daughter in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Devoti~ns we~ given by Mrs. the Middleport high school spent the wet>kend with his par- rJohn Mitrh. Reibel tttled. •·The Art of A- dilorium. Tickets will be sold f!nts ~lr and Mrl!. Harry Chesh- · J\1r. and Mrs. George_Ward of warer.ess.'' and "The Legend of at the door, and curtain er. ' Rochester visited th1s ~eek . the Raindrop. " :\trs. C. 0. ~hap is 8 p. m. Mr. and 1\·rrs. Walter ~~rris , with Mr. and Mr\ Sherley ~wan. ~ man, program _:_hair~an, mtro.l nd and son. Walter. we-rP vtstlors Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Michael ---·--- --The play is a comedy ~ I in Parkersburg Tuesday. and family of Syracuse were ELECT CHEERLEADERS I f~atur.es num~r of . Terry and Peggy Bf'<ll~1~ar sunday dinner g~st~. or her Cheerleaders ror next year, ! :;;1tuat10n.s.' Takmg part are uof Baltimore. Md .. are vi s11t~ . mother. Mrs. Suste F tscher. · selected by student body vote- on l~arrtson as Mrs. Mary~ n with their aunt J\.lrs. Bettv W1l I at Southern High School reeent-1ford. Kathy Lacey asl Ev ll·ams while th~ir mother.' Mrs., i lv following tryouts were Shar-: Buford; Larry Gladwel aws. ~t better mme Bealm'!ar is unclergomg sur_on Calvert, Janice Manuel. Te- son Ch . known B . a.<~a Binnie 1 1 9 gery in Baltimore. They we~e . I resa McTurner. Brenda Norris, Buford ;. K ns ~ .ey J mes accompanied ht>re b~· their Donna Theiss and Charleen Bufo~d.' J en r:'s as, aJean mother and visitfd over the or roup i Ward .. TraVIS , oyce H ntg atas II · h 'I d M Rus · ' · Owen· ._, wetk~nd wtt "r. an · rs. . - The anniversary dmner of ' Edith . opSeonsn Mullen sell McDan iPI and Mrs. W!l- Group J of the First United ' ANNOUNCE BANQUET Belty AndorsonS,h a . Bob r13"_1S.. , h ld her. hi as Dr. Mel annon, Presbyterian Church was e I The annual mot "',,aug er h as Thomas Patton : Roy Bmlit See and son .. Lester of at the Martin Restaurant Mon· banquet of the Federated church Sc me 11 D 'd Spivey 1 F'latrock. W. \~a. VISited ovf'r ' ctav ever•ing with a meeting j will be held Sunday at 5:30 p. ~~a~h·t~!l )· ~:nnle Cooke 1 the weekend wtlh Mr. and Mrs. foliowins at the homt> of Nancy ! m.. in the church social room. 1 PM l ~ ~ ~n ;ua Buford· and Joe Turner. Ad . ed d' h d'n- as 1ss P ro . . . L M'l. Fol\oy,mg a cover IS I Carole Anderson as Camt1la 1 d M 1 : n erson. ,Mr. an . rs . .aw:ence 1 The opening prayer was gtv nt'r. a program will be presentI h~ werr m Ga~J~ohs W~si en by Mrs. Dale Walburn and ed by Mrs. Gur Russell and D~:ber~~sisting are stage ;scripture taken from Mrs. Don Thomas. a.t· David Oliver; prop.. Mr ":nd Mrs. Howard John- Psalm 99 was _given by .Mrs_I tending are ask~ to brmg their erties, Roger Swartz and Red · Kel ton) an d 1wo Asderson. Durmg thend busmess ·. own table serv1ct!. S . Prompters , Mary Lou ~on ~Karen . - ·-----· . • 1 auer, chlldrtn Julie and Mary of ' meei ting 1the ham a :~•else : ANNOUNCE SALE j Teaford, Kathy '' pengier, Ol!ta I · Va VJSJt . . ~d Monday Isa sa e was announct:~l or ~ The Youth Fellowship . of the \ Lewts · a1 d Dee Sl aven. The Richmond Mad 13 . h' 10 1 with Mr ~nd .Mrs. Will Myers ayh · Ahnyo~te wt s mg Enterprise EUB church will · cast is working under the di. · pure ase t e 1 ems m'tr ron. . th e 11rect1on · of Mrs. Dor othy Lacey 1 uf Middleport tac ber 1 U ,1 have a rummage sale m !tuzsell McElhinny, son of IA tf aniyl m~mi .0 te cbeass. Schorn bullding Friday and . and Mr. Donald Rode, Faculty am y ptcn c ror rnem rs 1 b h M Eih . Mr~ ,and Mrs. Kennet c .. man d the. 1r f a mli' 1ea w::.s p I ann ed ltSa:;tur;.:d;;;ay;.;_iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~m~e~m,;.,;.eriiis.iiiiiiiiiiii==iiii'l · I ed 1n a ny, b•• be en empoy t' 11 th J menaaer capacity at a Barber I or e . une mee 1 ~g. .. DevotiOns were g1ven by Mrs. Dale Walburn titled, "Keeper Iof lhe Springs." The Bible study session titled, "Jonah in VI . UA.. INinevah," was give11 by !~.'Irs . I ~IDAY ond SATURDAY Richard Vaulhan. Sl10 Cio;ed May 6-7 with lhf poem, '·The Build"CRACK IN THE WORLD" ers." , ('technicolor) Dana Andrews, .Janette Srott A dessert course was served - andby the bostesses, Mr.. Aud""PSYCHO" Anthony Perkins, Vera Milea son and Mrs. Tholtllls Kelly. Attending were \lr.•. Walburn, Mrs. Fred Lewis, Darlene Bender, Mrs. Edward Crook.~. Mrs. Paul Bostic, Mrs. Jack S=ttlerf, ' field, Mrs. Vaugh<~n , Mrs. An- 'I Pomeroy, Ohio derson and Mrs. Ktl ly. 1 Pomeroy ·: Jo:n-1 1 ar I MHS S • II ~ A q I •s A L •n I • • Annl'versary Dinner Given F G 1 ' I • ' •· M"th~ -'• ·D·u _ r-e - ~ •--n_. ___... _8.._ N1~1-UUJiftf:li Hill v • • • .,., -w•lii Th~se Wr weave. Any of the salesgirls will help you make your selection. tTechnicolor) BEAtmiFUL FA&HION 1 ~ FOR .MOTHER 8 Ntcklacoo, .Ear Rlnp. ELBERFELDS WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC STREET IN POMEROY Pln1 In whlt11 ond beautiful colors. ·wub Dean Jones and A fine selection on sale on the 3rd floor. 1 pioct~ set. in her·favorite finish. @'mstrong • 'ult 14 table selt it'1g capa ci ty (NEMA.). .50 PER WEEK 7 and LINOLEUM I Th. floor iothe largest single area in any room. 1'hat'o why every decorating scheme ohould otart with lho floor. Bright colon and gay styling make Armotrong Linoleum a floor Ia brighton trour homo and to be a starting point for your decorating plano, It's -mlo11l Tho coloro go clear through to tho thtl ing fUilJI'U, ~. TO BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME IS 1 • O.uiet o~erat 1 on - 3 s.peo J! scund-deaden. • • •,, AND THE BEST WAY f!ashint Action llacklngl A Handbag For Your Mother Is A Sensible Gi,ft $J-95 .. '23·50 . . Wbitea - TaDI Stnwo - Patenll - - ' ; i BlUe In '•' Lt!a;,; and Da Club ! • Meeling Reguwrly ·, See the fine oelectfon of Port. Tne newly organized 1 land Learn and Do 4-H Club coloro and patterns Ia has held several meetings at 6' - 9' and 18' wldtha. the home of their adviser, Mrs. Ptuo - Floor Tile Shirley Johnson. The club has Coogowall - Chromo fourteen members and the officers are: president, Cathy Trim IOd Eclghag Johnoon: vloe pr..ldenl, Cathy Room Sl"' Linoleum Walker: secretary, Connie Dai- Rup - Won Tlle. ley: trt&urer. Carol Dailey; newo reporter, Kathy Dalley, LAWN MOWERS-BICYCI.ESrecreation leader, Diane Biack; health and safety lOaders, USED T.V. SETS- WHEELBARROWS Christy Dailey and Cheryl l.er- Dl~ttc!' This i1 the flrll y.., In 4-H for ail Ill the glrio opd Ibn' II are all llkin1 lite ' EI&ELDS IN POMEROY MEOIANIC STREET WAREHOUSE and, ~more Rbtiillll ·said hl• "fnlierlled a dark , .,.. . wb!fOby all rnetttally ,. ' 1 tlns. .f _, ,,. ' onclude --------------------------- ----- Detailed Plans to ReMade New Church Select Her Gift In the Lingerie Department on the 1st Floor .This .Year Give Her A New Breakfast .Set FRIGIDAIRE DISHMOBILE ~ PASTEL PRETTY,,. cool u can be it Kay Whitney'• packable 10091, •"'tate jerll!f plaid ••• blu frotl bodfee ••. layover pleated skirt ••• back zipper • • ~t lf belt. In Yellow/Lilae/Pink or Bhle/Lllac/Plnt. Sim 12 to 10, 14\i to 2'1>. Sets. Suzanne Pleshettt Walt Dltnty't ''WINNIE THE POOH" (lnd the honey trn) , No hand r insing w1!h rinSI! ar;d wa sh qc.lu . WORLD brands like Rogers Bestform - Warner -Phil Maid - llulera. And you'll find styles, fabrics and colors to suit every need. Slips - Gowns Pajamas - Sleep C<Jats Bras - Gowns and Robe 32 Attended Session of Dol A Group with Super-Surre the Take time to browse around in the lingerie department and you'll get a lot of gift Ideas - You'll find famous 'j Chester Council, Daughter! of America, met in regular ses· sion Tuesday evening with 32 l ltr1embers present. • jTechnicotorl Barbara Sargent. councilor, COLORCARTOONS presided and the meeting OpfnA.dm.li!iio.,nr:::l7:::l!lc:::l&~40iiciiiiiiii::ii ed in ritualistic form . O!re member. Pearl En•ln, was lost by death and flowers were sent. An invitation was received from Golden Gleam Council lo attend their inspection on May 23. Navada Beaver sent her thanu for cards, gifts and , the many kindnesses shown her I during her Illness. 'I Plans were made for the anI nual annlver~ary party at the nezt meeting, May 17, and eacll , cbarter member 11!1 to bring a ; member wbo doe! DOt attend 1 regularly. Refreshments will I be served by the ldtcheo com- . I mittee. A 25c grab bag was an- I I nouoced for the next m•eting 1 by the good of order commii- 1 : tee. A meeting of llle Past ! Councilors was announced for MHII DW·CDMK Wednesday, May 11. at ~ rritidl ir• HIDr' It whi11 1 home of Betty Rou.sh. • Suptr·hrat Was hin g ' AI the dooe of lbe moetlng 'I Action has r~a l cl eJr'l· a sileot auction waa held by ina power. the miscellaneous committee. i en-t ine • NO. 14 I . JDNIGHT-NOT OPEN r. Moy 6' 10 Walt Disney'' "THE uGLY DAcHsHuND" -~ POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. OHIO FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1966 / -- - -- -~-- -----·-- ------=~~=<==~-----:----------'---------------------r Select her favorite hosiery fro~ the complete selection on the 1st floor all sizes and in her proper length. Smart shades, seamless and full fashioned styles, plain and mesh - .PioAY "''"TuEsDAY • •. . Give Hosiery and You're Sure To Please Her I &soN Drive·ln . ·'· Credit Service. II I VOL XVIII lush Sale - See The Many Na w Arrivals In the Furniture and . Appliance Department on the 3rei Floor - Use Our Sensible manag~sr, . ho 1111d LAI Us •••-···- ---~ · Sale - ABig Savings -In The Housewares Department The • jl ''( lhis Week End We Are Havl ng the Beauty Mist Stocking . read.in~ I Capable Salespeople in Every Dapartment. c; ~~~her! ~ol~ ;os;t~l~ca . -· . I J, ary \ I Help You With Your Gifts, Your Cards, and Wrapping- I THEATRE '• · Big West Bend Sale - Also Our Jackson and Parkins Rosa Are in Final Rehearsals I· ~ •• •• Q, 1~ . G N. h • araduate of • eorumbu• sar- Annual Open Meeting, uest rg t ~~teeo:~r:. attendt!d Ohio Conducted by Rutland Garden Club THIS WIK ELBERFEll)~in Pomeroy An Open On Friday Night A program featuring colored duced Mrs. Boberlo who Unh18 o;clock cind on ~ay Night Untd 9. • olldes on ..Wlld Flowers and senll!d the slide program.• Garden Flowers" higlllightcd a members loured the gardens of Mam. IY AboUf ~! recent meeting of the Rutland Mrs. Reibel during the even- Mra. 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