http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e79efc5e74ead9903711b814537256ce.pdf b0c9a2b289440f940df181249cebaadd PDF Text Text ' :~ 'H ' ·~· ·:· ' :' '" ,. t ' 'I f. I :' ·~ I •• ;. ' e ; I j ' ;<. • 11· • ~ .~1 ,,'.' ,.,: ·I ''' THIS WEEK END ELBERFELDS .STORE IS OPEN .FRIDAY .UNT.lL 8 .AND SA TURD~Y NIGHT UNTIL 9 IN THE EVENING. There's lots of bargains all over the store-- in our Furniture Sale on the 2nd .~nd 3rd floors- ()U.r Lqwn Mower Sale at the Warehouse on Mechanic S~reet -~ Summer Porch and Lawn furnlfiire sale qn the 2ncl floiir .. Big ToweiSale on the Main floor. Also at the Warehouse on Mechanic Street we are having a sale of 'Lees'·R~gs •• Roll end · remnants hound ready to use A{l ofthese are either 12 or 15 feet wide- and on Sale at about half the·tegular price. All excellent Lees quality. (Next Monday the 30th is Memorial Day and our store will be clqsed all dayf . • u• Special Purchase! TOWN HOUSE . Special ' Purchase! .· BEACH TOWELS Upholstery REMNANTS Boys "Never Need Ironing" SHORT SLEEVE Wage Bill Slightly CutUp Ito IOYard .Lengths , SPORT SHIRTS Sold only In Remnant Sizes 8 to 20. Solld colors and plaids. lengths aa they come Henley neeks - button down Ivy ' CHOOSE SE~RAL PAIRS 0~' . ' THESE EASY SHOR'I'S from the mill 1 to 10 league styles and regular collars. yards. Each piece mark· Just wash tbese shirts - dry them - AU man tailored styles in solids and plaids - zipper slcte closings -machine washable fabrics- jamaicas - bermudas - surfers - just any length you want. Sizes 8 to 18 orn132 to 38. ed at Sale Prlllt· . Upholstery remnants In- they're ready to put on ancl wear. I em SWIM SUITS ' You'll Want Several elude Boucles, Matless- es, Nylons, Burlap, Spuo l $195 Rayons. Goad Calor ' ., Se1ect:on see our fine selection of Swim· suits for infants, girls. teens and women. Choose from one-piece and two piece styles of double- r ' Men's SHORT SLEEVE knit clJttons, double-knit nylons, Big seleetlon of Interesting prints. Towel size 35 by 60 inches. Buy and save, lycralcotton and nylon satins. Assorted floral printl, stripes, $1.50 ·SPORT SHIRTS ehecks and solids, lnfanll, 2·3x . , .. , • , . $1.95 I, I So Swish! Little Girlo, 4-6x $1.951nd $2.95 ,. Girls, 8-14 $2.95 end $3.95 THns, 10-16T Mtn1 enct·YOUIII 1111111 lll'ge (16-16\t), extra large (17· SWIM · 17'h ), Plaids, checks, stripes. white $4.95 end $5.95 TRlJNKS pastels, solid dark colors. Square Chubby, 8¥•·141'2 $5.95 talal ~shirll witb long tails. ' 3~ to Slzea Regular and tapered styles. Womens, 30-46 • Small (14-14'k), medium (15-15'k) es, . 42. '· SUrfer styl- ~xer walllt lltyles. A fiDe ll'oup. Colorful plaid $5.95·$7.9$.$8.95 $9.95-$10.95-$12.95 patterns and a fine range of plain colorr. I· .._ Stunning Shifts I,-~ in curtain call colors Ai H• , Pl Sport Shirts $2.95 to $4.95 SUMMER DRESS SLACKS Sophisticated shifts iD a bevy of 1tyl• • ; ., each enchanting ..• each feminine and Batter· ing ••• each tmdsable, needing 10 little care. We selected the Mondrian look in Dacron/ cotton ond the Fair Lady look in ChambraY. You may select from our gala collection of many 1:1tyles and colora for &:irla 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. fine selection of the popular permanently pressed slacks Shifts for girls in all ranges. 8 to 6X and 7 to 14. In Ibis group. wts of wash & Sizes 29 to 42 and extra large sizes 46 to 50. You'U find a '' AI :l I'F 1 I I 'l tl ji: 1200 Beautiful Bath Towels Hand Towels-Wash Cloths Bath Mats·AII First Quality ,I You'll recognize the brand and wonderful qu111Uty, , I fi n This Sale) I? iff $2.00 to $4.00 BATH TOWELS_ $1.29 $1.39 to $1.89 HAND TOWELS . 69c 59c,fo 89c WASH CLOTHS 29c $2.50 to $4.99 BATH MATS $1.59 neat cbeckl. Choose your lao vorlte style. 495 To 895 Polyethylene Flowers Soe tbe big seleetion of fiowers and foliage for MeD> orlal Day decorationj - also Metal Cemetery Vase1, Straw Sluffed wreatha and styrofoam Wreatho. Hou-•ree Dopt. Itt Floor ond $3·95 B•YI Swlm Trunlca In oil sizes 8 to 18 1.95 & 2.95 MeM Short SIHve Solei Frldoy ond Soturdey.,qur 69C KNITTED Mens Banlon ,!Dress Socks SPORT SHIRTS Small, medium, IarKe ond extra lari<, Henley eoll11 style, V neck puUOftl, wbite. solid eolon. A very fine selection, wUh them, One size flta aU sizes l.O to,l3. Solid colors mll'oon, black, white, navy, charcoa~ light blue, reel. Save tn ypur needs. week end. . i 2 potr ,, $ps , · they require iitUe Iron· lni. $2,95 wear fabrics. SaUd colors and Special Purchase and Sale! $2·95 Other Mens Short Sleeve ' Men's . MeM WALK SHORTS A line llfOUP of plild pat. tomo, will: obo:to and il· 10 solid .eolon. Bell loop atyleo aDd <ODUIIental '. moclo!J, aU olzeo 2f to a wall!. come Ill alii! m.at JOur needt aow. ~.95 SAVE ON MENS BAQtfEL~S' FRIEND · COTTOjN',t3$0c;KS . . ~: Size 10 to 18. Solid. ~te', ~ ' Jl'iiY 01' ,blaCk.;~ li our popular eenulne Bacholor's 'P)'Iend modi errJday «>~ . tob aocu that are · fOJ Cc!n!ro~ and .... ,\li.-r. ' ' • . .... $1.00 . ·! -. '·' WORLD , • • '. • i •t• ' ' I IZC'I lS • • • • -e n·t tn·e �I ' 1 i •• )' '/ .' Dtll1flepii~I,, ~-JIIddllport, 0~ Turncoat ·Admits ~::::~:n::~l)· ~. ~!~~!~~ . . :.~:a :'":!!h.~~= ~ 4.r:~er .~.i. v0Iunt eering t0 ' , dcasts l l '· IiTape 8.r' oa Boat Races are Main Event -- Of 3-Da.yBig Bend Regatta . .. h' 1 mice 11 -whJte·unlformed • .. ' 1) 'meas- · ld h:... t both th u lted regu- 4utos Collide In Kariauga, • DriVe . r Cited ' . . . J, ,_!; • ..-'*" ·., i orui 1 PeeWee Ball Schedules Court Battle May Result In Roman Gabriel Deal M'r •. THE DAILY SENTINEl " llltJn Cops· 9th 11;11.. , Anna ;.,. Dies Thursday :. < .The Ellllt•~P United States Dtv!Sional Champ ons lp ' lar pOlice -who tried lo stop ures wou ""I ~ n Ute F'uner I oervices wUI be Boat Races nave oeen scheduled as one of the mam ev· ed ' lth Stat~ and the eco ... a ' .,., , ' " - ~edrl barr~ · '" ioapfrOIIons and, indeed, lli• Uloji :or ltr!. !""' ~ ent•of the Big Bend Regatta to be beld at Pomeroy, June , 0 Jl and 12 The sanctioned races for the Mideast and stones andh ve~ 0,; b 1 aa!ety of all of.tbo notlona of olll•clne, who dloll . ' 'tlo~al Outb~ard Assocta·l · -· Two "w lte m 00 • ray •• the !roo world," Fowler sJkl. Keith P. Bredbucy, 32, Ill. I She wu barD bt Pllllll. ~~n will have a f2:500 and friction resulting in greatthe stoneo, •ron forward hurling !le called !~r more eooperation CbesbJre, CQIIIPI.med of 0 ber 11, 11115,.-lbe tlaueh•. of tht urse er speed and actiOn like an tear g., vonades. Tflel>lprll among free world notions on re- illjury after a. two car rear ~~~ lacob Nelller llliiJ-~ ' p Ra~s will b·• held Sat.Ur- plane. '('he bottom ol the hydroon the balcon~ ?f a ®t;I!Of form of the lntematlonal Mono- coUislon , al 4:11 p.m. Murdock Nelgler. Her' ,.~ .. day afternoon and Sunday after· planes are designed to create twose began , hurling rocks at ,lary !!Ystem, ~uctloll o! lir· 1113' 011llt ~. three • CecU j.erey, dle<Un · l~ , .. noon June nth and 12th. Driv· the least water friction possible the policemen, , Ills llliiJ other trade bat:rlen and a mile soutll el the . 10111 IJ..J , ers from all over Eastern Unit- and take advantage of the wmd · . The policeman on cbar~e alii to poor counMes. Brkfee, bl Klllluga. m our ~ed. States are now registering I underneath. HONG KONG (UP!) - Korean w~r turncoat 9.1ar- ' drew his .15 caliber pllltol and '!'be stile Htabway aid Leeoy, N sale and numerous entries have a!-. A racing rounabout has a ence c. Adams admitted today that he. vo!unteered . to j !~red three ·shots In tht! att. The Marrioge Ei!ldl cited Bradbury to !lev.. Oily Frallklll! d. .. read}' been received. All 51zes straight flat or round bottom tape radio broadcasts for the. CommuniSt Vtet Co~g aim· : police fell back, leaped Into a municipal couri May 27 of Donald Ray, . ,, , ul hydroplanes ant racing , designed to plane off the top of ed at encouraging. the Amencan Negro soldters m VJO~ I waiting lruok and, sped away. SAUNAS, CALIF. chirp of !allure to stop and Roy Allen S .••, . J<mndllbouts are being entered, i the weter's sur! ace, but d~ Nam to stop fightmg . "I told them that they were fight Rlotere Cbtress Kil!l Novttk bas ended the a,.ured clear distance. one dlq~te~, , I. . ·. Regatta olficials said. not incorporate the speCial ing the wrong war," said the 37-~ear-old Negro fro~ , The rlo~rs cheered. One her 11-monlh marrtage to Brll· O!flc~ llkl that J0111 llac!M, Ia ~rliitdA·hydroplane is a type of features on the lwttom which Memphis Tenn. "They should be ftghtmg for e');'ahty you~ster who. couldn't )!ave lah actor lllcbllrd Johnaon. Wolfe, 31, lllclne, headed lwt brothan, lliiJ boat used for racing because raises the boat from the water Adams who arrived here Thursday from ommu· l been IIUirt 'ih~ s~n ClitirUed , TJte S3·nt~r'Old · bloado star on Rl. 3$, bad olowed lor llactne, ·pol· ' ·EW, " pl~nes on top of the water's as in the hydroplanes. . I nisi China, 'told newsmen about making pohtical pror;: I to this correspa&leitt.lli ·blii/beal - · sr8oJted ..on lntirlo<utory fie aheed of bel'. Behlnil and a tdstar, , urface and does not have to Pomeroy's " Big Bend" Oh•• [ganda broadcasts. for the Com_'llumsts and diScussed_~ IGI Epgllsh: "No· sweal! No divorce dec.ree by Juclse Anlh· Bradbury, aceordlna to the Sayre, llookersv&,, W. 1 cut tprough, eliminating drag IJ,iver course will be surveyed er aspects of hJs 16-year l " . recordtrigs for sweat!'' ", . ony Brazi11n a ten-minute clos· trol, failed to stop and his Va. ·, , und sanctioned so record runs Istay behind the Bamboo , 1 d•d the ~;peL. b r 8 t i 0 n A · Ji>ne pdliceman on' tr!Jific eel ht!at:Jna Thursday. She charg. struck the back o! tbt Services wlU be at lite Rlelnt -...;;,..-1 .e res nse duty drew'i:'bts pill<ll'-bul did ed Jobnson, 38, wllb extreme ear. There wu medium can be established and recog- Curtain. ___ · the ~~.atJona Metbodlsl Church Sulld~~J II, .1.· 1 nized by the National Outlward ·--~ IFront, Adam~ ~~d ~ :nisi . not fire-;~ . rlolera . ~ded II'Uelty. Braill alao Fanled bel' age to bolb veltlcln. p. m. (EST) wllll tho _,.ftev, DEVOTm TO INTEII&~t on Ass'n. eroy; Peggy A. Beck , Rt. .3•Ito quest•~~: ~ ouh ~ ~~d." the ; ominously towllrd; litrn. ''!'he request to 111sume her maklen Other omsil by the Robert E. Smith Sr., olllcllt. • ~GS . MASON Alu;& Logan, Ohio; Mrs. W1iham W•l-, report t" e a st ' rioters foil hal<. ' name, MarUyn Paulino Novak. Tbursdly btoluded: E. Jna, Burial will bt. lll the L-. IUcfl•fd s. ow'"' "'*n•t~•r .. ~----·--- lis Jr . Wellston; Mrs. Cornel· anll·Amencan broad~a~ts la The ·niOb bladed for the Viet Gould, 20, Harrlsonville, no muf. tart Falls Cemetery. Sbl Wll . PuDi!~::·~ . !:;"~:.~~.!!~'' ••MP' iu~ W. 'Meek, Rt. 1, Kitts Hill; 'year f?r the \ te namese Hoa Dah p.:~·goda wber& monks Roil Mer,er Liked fler, cited te Meip eounty t.'Ourt a member of the Middleport . SPt "rd'' and Sundal' b.Y Tb• Oblo , c 1 N tngenber" Rock Commumsts. !1. . ' ., June 10 IDd Robert Bltonte Ch... ~ 1 Chrlll 1 ,.,_...,_ 1 \'aHu Punu•n•n• cnmp'"'· nv M• ar l · "' harangued · 1lte rJoters over a • PIDLADELPIDA _ · . • ' un.."'l o n t,U&&a. ,_ ll anl~: St., Pomeroy, Ohio. m&t. Hu• Camp ; Clyde w. Mahan, IU. 1, ''1 anpealed mainly to the ' I d k . ' . . . ' . d b the Inte state 22t Rio Grande, speeding, eited Union. The body will lie . Jn . ,,.... Office Phone wv \141158. IEIIItoto< ~--- -- ~ r ' . N " I ou spea er. -. tions Impose y r lo G Ulpolil munl ln•l court ,~ , l'llone Wl' a.-2157. . . . . Scottown. .. Negro soldiers m VJet am, I To the c}Jeers ef the mob 1 Commerce· Commisaion I c..1tate one hour prior to-III'VIce•· E:nLe red .u IKond elau muUnJ Holzer Hospital· ViSiting Births · t . · May 27 .<.. ~ rrt-•· · u•••tef •' the po•' nUie- at PonMirnJ', i I he said. speakers ,tenouoced the eevern- OD the mefltr of the • It the I!IIUn;u. I:INII ·. lftaJ 01 ~~uconaJ advetUsln& reprerenuuve, hours 2,.4 an~ 7 ~8 p. m. Parents Mr.'l. Larry 0 · B~ker, Syra- 1 The former U.S. Arrn/ . ment for U:iling 'tear gas on the v8nia (PRR) and New ~all at the FogleiiiiJ J'lmeral l:loll lndli Kimball. Lnc., • 343 Le~tln.~t· only on Pedtatr~cs_ Ward. cuse , daughter, 11 .12 a. m. isergeant, who was captured by I rioters and•;for "~auslng a civi1 CeDtraJ rlib'oads were borne any Ume after 1- p. Ill. .•· ~~:rt.~ve .. Ne.,.. vor~ ctty. New , AdmJsswns , I Thursday: Mrs. .lames W. Nel-~ ttte Communists in 195~ and j war.'' ·· ·'1<-v. ed Thursda· b directOtl Qf (DST) Saturday, sull•~ rt11u"" rate•: oeuvenl!d b) Mrs. .James W. Nel son, 100 son 100 Fourth Av€., daughter, defeded to the Chinese s 1d~ at . tod' k. led both 1. y y urriH ovh~nl available " cent. periF ·th Ave . William G Gil, d M' J' Earlier ay, mon • IDeS. . wrU:I one yeu In advanra II lbe OUI .. . . . I : 4~ p. m. Thurs ay; rs. lm-. the end of the Korean war, tn ded" 'the ~ntral Tlte boards rite!thu• Falcons ean dive-bcllntl -. Dally ~qtinet oUice, tt8.2o; B t • Uert Rt 1 Gal lipolis· B o \' d · . F E .. Rl 2 Racine . r n :e '"-' es va ' ... r.a mU- - .. montllll 1B.I01 rn"" month• ta. ~~t. a, '_ ·. · '. • : mn~ · \ans._ · ' ' appeared at a news con ere; c market" lace JOhn F. Kennedy Iy ·here and in New l'Orlr:, also their PMY It 171 Molor Houle ovher• ca rrier servtC@ J. Rame), Pt. Plea.'lant , Ophel- son , 7 a. m . Friday, j in the foreign rorrespGndents pth ' · .;.a t 'h ~ te ..-•tha ' t ..;,.b klers Ul --- ~nut nallalll!! : One monl,h, 1\.J I) liJ i i ~ Cuthbertson Laki n. w. Va.· ll'ISC h·argf!> Iclub lu>re. Square, - ·.,;·r.ns o,~ 'h een r anno~ Stiff sentences were order· l,.._ _ _ _iliiiilii-iliiilj ' m111: One yur $IO.nn : St~ mQntlls, o. · ' u1 21 l S"""'"l\H,.0 tb w $~.n~ Three monl.ha. 1-;J.(J\ I..Silb!crlp· l Mrs. Larry D. Baker, Syracuse; i Mrs. Britton B. B"arlow, Mrs. Achlms cool\' stated his I and lhe u .. . ~t exc atl8'f ~t J y 0 ra.....1 . e con- ed tor Emmett Wekh, R. D. li' ~~:~ll:e~,~ ID~:lude. sum.tay Time•· I Wil!' . . . . Carleton. Rt. J, Porn- F...dward M. Blake, Jr. Rose M. opposilion lo U.S. policy in Viet I area bef~re fahmg back Qn 8 ditions. PRR stockboJdera - Pomeroy, by Melp ~:::II ' . :.;.;;iii...,.....__________.i......,.-. ..-....-...-..-..... AI · G DeH· 1 ' fortress pagoda meet at Ute Slteraton Hotel hero Court Ju•·e Franlc w. 1 -;Colburn. n rs. vm . ar ' N~m . . · b'l d and 111 Ne y • ~·ntral's at "" Mrs. Bessoe . J . Farrar, .Mrs.. He '".d• however, he d"1d not Standmg Ibes es an e w e, ...Hotel vc In New er• Jr·• Thursday on charges . . h on . automo lik tbe COmmodore 11 lleutyTips Allen D. Hale, Sr., George R. intend to join any anti-war swirling t etr ye ow ro e y rk destn.lctlon of property and 0 · .. I IIa liey, Mrs. Or ph<~ Lemon,. groups when he returns to the b a t t I e flags, the m 0 0 k s turblng the peace. Mrs. Rabbi Leport, Mrs.. J?hn United States with his Chinese screa~ed for the overthrow ~~ • • Weleh was fined S500 F. Marks. Charles L. Neutzltng, wife and two children. •·J'm Prem1er Nguyen Co l(_y s No OrganiC Un&on costs and sentenced to oervell e$8.00 FOR CHILDREN UNDER 13 Keith Notter, Sherry L. Patter-! just about ff'd up with politics," Igovernment. Their teen-age DETROIT - TWO 30 days In county jail on the e$10.00 PERSONS (ADULTS) I son, Todd Smith, Mrs. Ja<·ob , he said. helpers passed out l~aflets U. S. Baptilt groupo destruction o! property ~::11 e$15.00 PER FAMILY PLUS $2.50 EACH Stanley, Mrs. Ne ttie Swisher, I Adams said he had "veunprinted In an approxlma~on ef greater cooperation and t50 and costs for·· dl ~~~.~'!.~~ CHILD Robert H. Tucker. Shirley Jean [ teered'' to make two tapes for ) English urgir\g U.S. sold!etl _to ruleG .o~t or~anic union of ing the 'Jihce. ""·=::c Tucker, James r. Watts, Jerry I the Liberation Front, the I oppose their ·aoverrunent .II VJet 16 milbon members. In other court actlvity, A. Wolfe, Mrs. Warren G.. political arm or the 'Viet Cong, • Nam policy. Dele,ates to the annual ford Icenhower was fined Black and infant daughter, Mrs. which has a diplomatic mission I ·Police Charge Mobt· · Southern Baptist aad costs on an insecure 3 Miles NE of Pomeroy on Rt. 7 Thomas F. Leach and infant ; in Peking . He said he was not I Time and again. riot pollee which winds up I four • charge, Bennett Dale Then 1 Mile South on the Wells Ro1d 'd f tb h d · to th bs 'ng ~ti tod ala ted 4 to ffl son. 1 pal or em. c arge m e mo . sw1 • m ng 8y, o vo t5 and CO!Its, no mu er; L ing their nightsticks or Orlng to keep next year't na Carol Hysoll, ItO 1nd COS'II,JI tear gas ' grenad.. at · potnt- in Miami closed to Improper Jell turn, and '' blank range. The rioters broke cy issues such aa the o! Johnson, $10 and costs, and lied when they were God and changing ethics. wldlh load. attacke'd , only to regroop and I Robert F. Dummitt lorf,eJte< otrike again. ISurse Into Street a 127.50 bond lor apeedtn• The pOlice extended the ' F:AYETI'E, MISS. - l\10111!: Ll!roy Harth Jr.. !oriclted . barbed-wire barricades protect· than 31111 angry Negroes surged similar bond !or ficticlous .ing the U.S. Embassy to take m Into the streets o! lbil 1111all istratioo. another block and a half of southwest Mississippi t o wo ----·: downtown SAigon. They mount- Thursday night alter a Negro Forty-one state• , _ WY ·s;u57 ed seven machine guns and twa teen-ager was allegedly sbot by 10me moonshine tJ4 1. Mlln , ~- l'enlll'll! 57mm (2 inch) recoilless. riDes a local white man in the area ~983~,;;;;::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~====:::·~ · :::::::::;::;~ on the approaches to the where a civil rights building. was in progress. No attempt was made to Sheriff's Deputy R. T. Prillt!l> attack the embassy. The only ani said the you1h. American casualties ' or the riot Knight, 16, of Fayette, was ' were two Americans In a . en to a hospital with 8 """'~ail military jeep whicb was stoned 1 wound In the Jell hip. He wa. when it passed near Ute An not believed critically hurt. Quang Pagoda during a street Pritchard said K. D. lleru>lo, battle and an embassy secreta· about 50, had been arrested ' ry who ··ODagged hel' nylons on merges of sbooUng ~lth Iaten. Ule barbed wire. to k11J. He 111d Dennis had ad. Ptrmanent '. Gas Pervades Ctty mitted shootmg the boy. . . Cloud< o! gas pervaded the ' city, driving hundred• of Cltea Conflict persons from· b •·t t le front CLEVELAND - U. S, REP. ..::: . houses. Women and children Robert E. Sweeney Democrat· weeping gas-Induced tears bud. tc nominee lor state attorney > died in doorway; ~ and behind gener!JI, ealled today lor a and ~. ·'· automobiles.· otate conUlct of Inter..! law. In rebel-held Hue, where s-ney said he would uk tho teen-age rioters bumed the U.S. 1967 session of Ute legislature Jn!ormatlon AieiiC)' Ubrary to adopt such law If he is electLAST FOR Lll'l• Thursday, · about 100 Buddhiot eel. Asaortmant YEARS! monks and nuns slagl!d o sit· "Federal statutes specl!lcaldown outside Ute U.S. Consulate ly prohibit aoU•Itotlon o! !eder' today. aJ emplayes lor campaign """' AFitting Tribute To Onea Some mon_ks' · slashed their tributions,'' SwMney said. bare chests and wrote a Jetter ''I don't like it that atate tn blood to President Johnson, clals are pmnllted the IUIIIIt)' demanding that he ·withdraw of tappJna employes lor r~: his support of Ky 's anti· an action !hal. would be a ~ Communist gov~!Dment. on 8 national !~1." 59 N. 2ncl Ave. on llil7 ST, iiee "I - - · Denver Hospl' l.aJ Nel"S Court OrderS sti'ff penaIty l"·rd· . I ..-..,f • COrrect'on SEASON TICKETS 6 l!S:~\ FIHU.~ MULLEN lOLA'S . lllb tile lniUut. .,. tile kWs. Wllk tile..,.. 1 ••u .... .... ROYAL OAK PARK ,, I'll . . . . . . . ' """"""""'"""""""""""""""""""""""""""'""'""'""'"""""",...l ' II 1 ; f MEMORIAL DAY 1 --------- FLOWI.RS I ·CEMETERY Artificial · Comlll~!'h.. . HEARTS .· . PLANTS: . IOUQUETS PILLOWS 1 ami IASKRS We can't walt your dog or dress your kids. But help you with the lunch. Surpriae Tom ~me of Colonel Sander's Kentucky . lt'a pipinghot wben sold equaUy delicious cold. Tom bas to do is open it and enjoy ll AU you to do Ia pick It up tho nicht before aud set alarm 15 minutes later. i' .• ~ CUT CRosstS ~sNi}MIIIERS'CiRlli:ll'l!~• FLOWERS . Out Lo~td 11MI Din- 1.25, Tt.. Bucko! 3.75, Tho Ban-el DUDLEY'S .·: . ."Sure ;· ·. THE flt!V.w tribate to We have the best connections I ~~~"tlr<1duato eiATS ) lore IIJIIri *· . "' Jim VlloMJ ...., lll!lodlllod lo 110~-p;t ~ IIAJcb& yto. ' ''' ' ,, ' ~~ '· '.' •I l '· •• ' . ·- ·c- 1 ' • · · • l.' GENERAL TELEPHONE \IY· It Mtm~•Ull tbdiiWJomi/y.af CgmponitJ . . ' ~--· .· • ~· ' $84· ··y·kLEY· 95 ' '' I,, 'f ) ,. ' '. . . ·: ; ., eSHOES ' I ,. ' W:.WIJotli~Dif: ·t: ]).. 1 . lomeettlll rrmtCJ.o. Olanta. ...... wtlh serve. Linemen. Repairmen. Operaton.. Executives. Secretaries. That's why we keep active in community affairsJ With fund drives. Safety programs. Little Leagues. Junior Achievement. And perhaps that's why we feel so close to all the people represented in that telephone book. A lot of them are us. eBAUS Ill ,. When you're a big telep'hone company. you don't get to meet too many of the people you serve. So you have to fmd ways to avoid thinking of a customer as just a line in a book full of numbers. Or a circuil in a complex telephone network. Or an address on a mailing machine. we ·decided along time ago that a communica· tions company should never be out of touch with lhe people they work for. 1bat's why we hire from tho o:ommunitie• ~we 1nd Pony LNp) (lllll. ....p ,. MONTHI 1. BASEBALL EQUIPMENT -------- • ALUE OF • em !,... eGLOVES Y0u1En111E NicrsTPEOPU ON A H,ON:DA •~ ' " .~! ' I • I' '· . . ·.1R 'f II E;Sf,O Diat.l. ,. • < ' f:STOIJ·~· ' ::~ t'" ,, ,. " t • .. ' �I ' 1 i •• )' '/ .' Dtll1flepii~I,, ~-JIIddllport, 0~ Turncoat ·Admits ~::::~:n::~l)· ~. ~!~~!~~ . . :.~:a :'":!!h.~~= ~ 4.r:~er .~.i. v0Iunt eering t0 ' , dcasts l l '· IiTape 8.r' oa Boat Races are Main Event -- Of 3-Da.yBig Bend Regatta . .. h' 1 mice 11 -whJte·unlformed • .. ' 1) 'meas- · ld h:... t both th u lted regu- 4utos Collide In Kariauga, • DriVe . r Cited ' . . . J, ,_!; • ..-'*" ·., i orui 1 PeeWee Ball Schedules Court Battle May Result In Roman Gabriel Deal M'r •. THE DAILY SENTINEl " llltJn Cops· 9th 11;11.. , Anna ;.,. Dies Thursday :. < .The Ellllt•~P United States Dtv!Sional Champ ons lp ' lar pOlice -who tried lo stop ures wou ""I ~ n Ute F'uner I oervices wUI be Boat Races nave oeen scheduled as one of the mam ev· ed ' lth Stat~ and the eco ... a ' .,., , ' " - ~edrl barr~ · '" ioapfrOIIons and, indeed, lli• Uloji :or ltr!. !""' ~ ent•of the Big Bend Regatta to be beld at Pomeroy, June , 0 Jl and 12 The sanctioned races for the Mideast and stones andh ve~ 0,; b 1 aa!ety of all of.tbo notlona of olll•clne, who dloll . ' 'tlo~al Outb~ard Assocta·l · -· Two "w lte m 00 • ray •• the !roo world," Fowler sJkl. Keith P. Bredbucy, 32, Ill. I She wu barD bt Pllllll. ~~n will have a f2:500 and friction resulting in greatthe stoneo, •ron forward hurling !le called !~r more eooperation CbesbJre, CQIIIPI.med of 0 ber 11, 11115,.-lbe tlaueh•. of tht urse er speed and actiOn like an tear g., vonades. Tflel>lprll among free world notions on re- illjury after a. two car rear ~~~ lacob Nelller llliiJ-~ ' p Ra~s will b·• held Sat.Ur- plane. '('he bottom ol the hydroon the balcon~ ?f a ®t;I!Of form of the lntematlonal Mono- coUislon , al 4:11 p.m. Murdock Nelgler. Her' ,.~ .. day afternoon and Sunday after· planes are designed to create twose began , hurling rocks at ,lary !!Ystem, ~uctloll o! lir· 1113' 011llt ~. three • CecU j.erey, dle<Un · l~ , .. noon June nth and 12th. Driv· the least water friction possible the policemen, , Ills llliiJ other trade bat:rlen and a mile soutll el the . 10111 IJ..J , ers from all over Eastern Unit- and take advantage of the wmd · . The policeman on cbar~e alii to poor counMes. Brkfee, bl Klllluga. m our ~ed. States are now registering I underneath. HONG KONG (UP!) - Korean w~r turncoat 9.1ar- ' drew his .15 caliber pllltol and '!'be stile Htabway aid Leeoy, N sale and numerous entries have a!-. A racing rounabout has a ence c. Adams admitted today that he. vo!unteered . to j !~red three ·shots In tht! att. The Marrioge Ei!ldl cited Bradbury to !lev.. Oily Frallklll! d. .. read}' been received. All 51zes straight flat or round bottom tape radio broadcasts for the. CommuniSt Vtet Co~g aim· : police fell back, leaped Into a municipal couri May 27 of Donald Ray, . ,, , ul hydroplanes ant racing , designed to plane off the top of ed at encouraging. the Amencan Negro soldters m VJO~ I waiting lruok and, sped away. SAUNAS, CALIF. chirp of !allure to stop and Roy Allen S .••, . J<mndllbouts are being entered, i the weter's sur! ace, but d~ Nam to stop fightmg . "I told them that they were fight Rlotere Cbtress Kil!l Novttk bas ended the a,.ured clear distance. one dlq~te~, , I. . ·. Regatta olficials said. not incorporate the speCial ing the wrong war," said the 37-~ear-old Negro fro~ , The rlo~rs cheered. One her 11-monlh marrtage to Brll· O!flc~ llkl that J0111 llac!M, Ia ~rliitdA·hydroplane is a type of features on the lwttom which Memphis Tenn. "They should be ftghtmg for e');'ahty you~ster who. couldn't )!ave lah actor lllcbllrd Johnaon. Wolfe, 31, lllclne, headed lwt brothan, lliiJ boat used for racing because raises the boat from the water Adams who arrived here Thursday from ommu· l been IIUirt 'ih~ s~n ClitirUed , TJte S3·nt~r'Old · bloado star on Rl. 3$, bad olowed lor llactne, ·pol· ' ·EW, " pl~nes on top of the water's as in the hydroplanes. . I nisi China, 'told newsmen about making pohtical pror;: I to this correspa&leitt.lli ·blii/beal - · sr8oJted ..on lntirlo<utory fie aheed of bel'. Behlnil and a tdstar, , urface and does not have to Pomeroy's " Big Bend" Oh•• [ganda broadcasts. for the Com_'llumsts and diScussed_~ IGI Epgllsh: "No· sweal! No divorce dec.ree by Juclse Anlh· Bradbury, aceordlna to the Sayre, llookersv&,, W. 1 cut tprough, eliminating drag IJ,iver course will be surveyed er aspects of hJs 16-year l " . recordtrigs for sweat!'' ", . ony Brazi11n a ten-minute clos· trol, failed to stop and his Va. ·, , und sanctioned so record runs Istay behind the Bamboo , 1 d•d the ~;peL. b r 8 t i 0 n A · Ji>ne pdliceman on' tr!Jific eel ht!at:Jna Thursday. She charg. struck the back o! tbt Services wlU be at lite Rlelnt -...;;,..-1 .e res nse duty drew'i:'bts pill<ll'-bul did ed Jobnson, 38, wllb extreme ear. There wu medium can be established and recog- Curtain. ___ · the ~~.atJona Metbodlsl Church Sulld~~J II, .1.· 1 nized by the National Outlward ·--~ IFront, Adam~ ~~d ~ :nisi . not fire-;~ . rlolera . ~ded II'Uelty. Braill alao Fanled bel' age to bolb veltlcln. p. m. (EST) wllll tho _,.ftev, DEVOTm TO INTEII&~t on Ass'n. eroy; Peggy A. Beck , Rt. .3•Ito quest•~~: ~ ouh ~ ~~d." the ; ominously towllrd; litrn. ''!'he request to 111sume her maklen Other omsil by the Robert E. Smith Sr., olllcllt. • ~GS . MASON Alu;& Logan, Ohio; Mrs. W1iham W•l-, report t" e a st ' rioters foil hal<. ' name, MarUyn Paulino Novak. Tbursdly btoluded: E. Jna, Burial will bt. lll the L-. IUcfl•fd s. ow'"' "'*n•t~•r .. ~----·--- lis Jr . Wellston; Mrs. Cornel· anll·Amencan broad~a~ts la The ·niOb bladed for the Viet Gould, 20, Harrlsonville, no muf. tart Falls Cemetery. Sbl Wll . PuDi!~::·~ . !:;"~:.~~.!!~'' ••MP' iu~ W. 'Meek, Rt. 1, Kitts Hill; 'year f?r the \ te namese Hoa Dah p.:~·goda wber& monks Roil Mer,er Liked fler, cited te Meip eounty t.'Ourt a member of the Middleport . SPt "rd'' and Sundal' b.Y Tb• Oblo , c 1 N tngenber" Rock Commumsts. !1. . ' ., June 10 IDd Robert Bltonte Ch... ~ 1 Chrlll 1 ,.,_...,_ 1 \'aHu Punu•n•n• cnmp'"'· nv M• ar l · "' harangued · 1lte rJoters over a • PIDLADELPIDA _ · . • ' un.."'l o n t,U&&a. ,_ ll anl~: St., Pomeroy, Ohio. m&t. Hu• Camp ; Clyde w. Mahan, IU. 1, ''1 anpealed mainly to the ' I d k . ' . . . ' . d b the Inte state 22t Rio Grande, speeding, eited Union. The body will lie . Jn . ,,.... Office Phone wv \141158. IEIIItoto< ~--- -- ~ r ' . N " I ou spea er. -. tions Impose y r lo G Ulpolil munl ln•l court ,~ , l'llone Wl' a.-2157. . . . . Scottown. .. Negro soldiers m VJet am, I To the c}Jeers ef the mob 1 Commerce· Commisaion I c..1tate one hour prior to-III'VIce•· E:nLe red .u IKond elau muUnJ Holzer Hospital· ViSiting Births · t . · May 27 .<.. ~ rrt-•· · u•••tef •' the po•' nUie- at PonMirnJ', i I he said. speakers ,tenouoced the eevern- OD the mefltr of the • It the I!IIUn;u. I:INII ·. lftaJ 01 ~~uconaJ advetUsln& reprerenuuve, hours 2,.4 an~ 7 ~8 p. m. Parents Mr.'l. Larry 0 · B~ker, Syra- 1 The former U.S. Arrn/ . ment for U:iling 'tear gas on the v8nia (PRR) and New ~all at the FogleiiiiJ J'lmeral l:loll lndli Kimball. Lnc., • 343 Le~tln.~t· only on Pedtatr~cs_ Ward. cuse , daughter, 11 .12 a. m. isergeant, who was captured by I rioters and•;for "~auslng a civi1 CeDtraJ rlib'oads were borne any Ume after 1- p. Ill. .•· ~~:rt.~ve .. Ne.,.. vor~ ctty. New , AdmJsswns , I Thursday: Mrs. .lames W. Nel-~ ttte Communists in 195~ and j war.'' ·· ·'1<-v. ed Thursda· b directOtl Qf (DST) Saturday, sull•~ rt11u"" rate•: oeuvenl!d b) Mrs. .James W. Nel son, 100 son 100 Fourth Av€., daughter, defeded to the Chinese s 1d~ at . tod' k. led both 1. y y urriH ovh~nl available " cent. periF ·th Ave . William G Gil, d M' J' Earlier ay, mon • IDeS. . wrU:I one yeu In advanra II lbe OUI .. . . . I : 4~ p. m. Thurs ay; rs. lm-. the end of the Korean war, tn ded" 'the ~ntral Tlte boards rite!thu• Falcons ean dive-bcllntl -. Dally ~qtinet oUice, tt8.2o; B t • Uert Rt 1 Gal lipolis· B o \' d · . F E .. Rl 2 Racine . r n :e '"-' es va ' ... r.a mU- - .. montllll 1B.I01 rn"" month• ta. ~~t. a, '_ ·. · '. • : mn~ · \ans._ · ' ' appeared at a news con ere; c market" lace JOhn F. Kennedy Iy ·here and in New l'Orlr:, also their PMY It 171 Molor Houle ovher• ca rrier servtC@ J. Rame), Pt. Plea.'lant , Ophel- son , 7 a. m . Friday, j in the foreign rorrespGndents pth ' · .;.a t 'h ~ te ..-•tha ' t ..;,.b klers Ul --- ~nut nallalll!! : One monl,h, 1\.J I) liJ i i ~ Cuthbertson Laki n. w. Va.· ll'ISC h·argf!> Iclub lu>re. Square, - ·.,;·r.ns o,~ 'h een r anno~ Stiff sentences were order· l,.._ _ _ _iliiiilii-iliiilj ' m111: One yur $IO.nn : St~ mQntlls, o. · ' u1 21 l S"""'"l\H,.0 tb w $~.n~ Three monl.ha. 1-;J.(J\ I..Silb!crlp· l Mrs. Larry D. Baker, Syracuse; i Mrs. Britton B. B"arlow, Mrs. Achlms cool\' stated his I and lhe u .. . ~t exc atl8'f ~t J y 0 ra.....1 . e con- ed tor Emmett Wekh, R. D. li' ~~:~ll:e~,~ ID~:lude. sum.tay Time•· I Wil!' . . . . Carleton. Rt. J, Porn- F...dward M. Blake, Jr. Rose M. opposilion lo U.S. policy in Viet I area bef~re fahmg back Qn 8 ditions. PRR stockboJdera - Pomeroy, by Melp ~:::II ' . :.;.;;iii...,.....__________.i......,.-. ..-....-...-..-..... AI · G DeH· 1 ' fortress pagoda meet at Ute Slteraton Hotel hero Court Ju•·e Franlc w. 1 -;Colburn. n rs. vm . ar ' N~m . . · b'l d and 111 Ne y • ~·ntral's at "" Mrs. Bessoe . J . Farrar, .Mrs.. He '".d• however, he d"1d not Standmg Ibes es an e w e, ...Hotel vc In New er• Jr·• Thursday on charges . . h on . automo lik tbe COmmodore 11 lleutyTips Allen D. Hale, Sr., George R. intend to join any anti-war swirling t etr ye ow ro e y rk destn.lctlon of property and 0 · .. I IIa liey, Mrs. Or ph<~ Lemon,. groups when he returns to the b a t t I e flags, the m 0 0 k s turblng the peace. Mrs. Rabbi Leport, Mrs.. J?hn United States with his Chinese screa~ed for the overthrow ~~ • • Weleh was fined S500 F. Marks. Charles L. Neutzltng, wife and two children. •·J'm Prem1er Nguyen Co l(_y s No OrganiC Un&on costs and sentenced to oervell e$8.00 FOR CHILDREN UNDER 13 Keith Notter, Sherry L. Patter-! just about ff'd up with politics," Igovernment. Their teen-age DETROIT - TWO 30 days In county jail on the e$10.00 PERSONS (ADULTS) I son, Todd Smith, Mrs. Ja<·ob , he said. helpers passed out l~aflets U. S. Baptilt groupo destruction o! property ~::11 e$15.00 PER FAMILY PLUS $2.50 EACH Stanley, Mrs. Ne ttie Swisher, I Adams said he had "veunprinted In an approxlma~on ef greater cooperation and t50 and costs for·· dl ~~~.~'!.~~ CHILD Robert H. Tucker. Shirley Jean [ teered'' to make two tapes for ) English urgir\g U.S. sold!etl _to ruleG .o~t or~anic union of ing the 'Jihce. ""·=::c Tucker, James r. Watts, Jerry I the Liberation Front, the I oppose their ·aoverrunent .II VJet 16 milbon members. In other court actlvity, A. Wolfe, Mrs. Warren G.. political arm or the 'Viet Cong, • Nam policy. Dele,ates to the annual ford Icenhower was fined Black and infant daughter, Mrs. which has a diplomatic mission I ·Police Charge Mobt· · Southern Baptist aad costs on an insecure 3 Miles NE of Pomeroy on Rt. 7 Thomas F. Leach and infant ; in Peking . He said he was not I Time and again. riot pollee which winds up I four • charge, Bennett Dale Then 1 Mile South on the Wells Ro1d 'd f tb h d · to th bs 'ng ~ti tod ala ted 4 to ffl son. 1 pal or em. c arge m e mo . sw1 • m ng 8y, o vo t5 and CO!Its, no mu er; L ing their nightsticks or Orlng to keep next year't na Carol Hysoll, ItO 1nd COS'II,JI tear gas ' grenad.. at · potnt- in Miami closed to Improper Jell turn, and '' blank range. The rioters broke cy issues such aa the o! Johnson, $10 and costs, and lied when they were God and changing ethics. wldlh load. attacke'd , only to regroop and I Robert F. Dummitt lorf,eJte< otrike again. ISurse Into Street a 127.50 bond lor apeedtn• The pOlice extended the ' F:AYETI'E, MISS. - l\10111!: Ll!roy Harth Jr.. !oriclted . barbed-wire barricades protect· than 31111 angry Negroes surged similar bond !or ficticlous .ing the U.S. Embassy to take m Into the streets o! lbil 1111all istratioo. another block and a half of southwest Mississippi t o wo ----·: downtown SAigon. They mount- Thursday night alter a Negro Forty-one state• , _ WY ·s;u57 ed seven machine guns and twa teen-ager was allegedly sbot by 10me moonshine tJ4 1. Mlln , ~- l'enlll'll! 57mm (2 inch) recoilless. riDes a local white man in the area ~983~,;;;;::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~====:::·~ · :::::::::;::;~ on the approaches to the where a civil rights building. was in progress. No attempt was made to Sheriff's Deputy R. T. Prillt!l> attack the embassy. The only ani said the you1h. American casualties ' or the riot Knight, 16, of Fayette, was ' were two Americans In a . en to a hospital with 8 """'~ail military jeep whicb was stoned 1 wound In the Jell hip. He wa. when it passed near Ute An not believed critically hurt. Quang Pagoda during a street Pritchard said K. D. lleru>lo, battle and an embassy secreta· about 50, had been arrested ' ry who ··ODagged hel' nylons on merges of sbooUng ~lth Iaten. Ule barbed wire. to k11J. He 111d Dennis had ad. Ptrmanent '. Gas Pervades Ctty mitted shootmg the boy. . . Cloud< o! gas pervaded the ' city, driving hundred• of Cltea Conflict persons from· b •·t t le front CLEVELAND - U. S, REP. ..::: . houses. Women and children Robert E. Sweeney Democrat· weeping gas-Induced tears bud. tc nominee lor state attorney > died in doorway; ~ and behind gener!JI, ealled today lor a and ~. ·'· automobiles.· otate conUlct of Inter..! law. In rebel-held Hue, where s-ney said he would uk tho teen-age rioters bumed the U.S. 1967 session of Ute legislature Jn!ormatlon AieiiC)' Ubrary to adopt such law If he is electLAST FOR Lll'l• Thursday, · about 100 Buddhiot eel. Asaortmant YEARS! monks and nuns slagl!d o sit· "Federal statutes specl!lcaldown outside Ute U.S. Consulate ly prohibit aoU•Itotlon o! !eder' today. aJ emplayes lor campaign """' AFitting Tribute To Onea Some mon_ks' · slashed their tributions,'' SwMney said. bare chests and wrote a Jetter ''I don't like it that atate tn blood to President Johnson, clals are pmnllted the IUIIIIt)' demanding that he ·withdraw of tappJna employes lor r~: his support of Ky 's anti· an action !hal. would be a ~ Communist gov~!Dment. on 8 national !~1." 59 N. 2ncl Ave. on llil7 ST, iiee "I - - · Denver Hospl' l.aJ Nel"S Court OrderS sti'ff penaIty l"·rd· . I ..-..,f • COrrect'on SEASON TICKETS 6 l!S:~\ FIHU.~ MULLEN lOLA'S . lllb tile lniUut. .,. tile kWs. Wllk tile..,.. 1 ••u .... .... ROYAL OAK PARK ,, I'll . . . . . . . ' """"""""'"""""""""""""""""""""""""""'""'""'""'"""""",...l ' II 1 ; f MEMORIAL DAY 1 --------- FLOWI.RS I ·CEMETERY Artificial · Comlll~!'h.. . HEARTS .· . PLANTS: . IOUQUETS PILLOWS 1 ami IASKRS We can't walt your dog or dress your kids. But help you with the lunch. Surpriae Tom ~me of Colonel Sander's Kentucky . lt'a pipinghot wben sold equaUy delicious cold. Tom bas to do is open it and enjoy ll AU you to do Ia pick It up tho nicht before aud set alarm 15 minutes later. i' .• ~ CUT CRosstS ~sNi}MIIIERS'CiRlli:ll'l!~• FLOWERS . Out Lo~td 11MI Din- 1.25, Tt.. Bucko! 3.75, Tho Ban-el DUDLEY'S .·: . ."Sure ;· ·. THE flt!V.w tribate to We have the best connections I ~~~"tlr<1duato eiATS ) lore IIJIIri *· . "' Jim VlloMJ ...., lll!lodlllod lo 110~-p;t ~ IIAJcb& yto. ' ''' ' ,, ' ~~ '· '.' •I l '· •• ' . ·- ·c- 1 ' • · · • l.' GENERAL TELEPHONE \IY· It Mtm~•Ull tbdiiWJomi/y.af CgmponitJ . . 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WRINGE~ ,, 'WASHERS AUTOMATIC WASHERS -AUT,OMATIC DRYERS ",1•'1!! ...... lft,.lnCiltiitjlfiiNioAtolio ----- -·-- ....... ............ ' ' ~~-. f- . ~~-·n· wlllo wop """ l"J jl• .... ' Kellh~efot•.• USED CAR LOT '-~":~ ! l: Su~ly ,c;o. ........... .... ., '. ' . \ . . ' ' •f •~ ',f·· ~~ .. "$,.1 ql. Auto. tr1111. Wlil .. chambors and exhaust ·. porta _,. clean and ., functioning.' ~-.,.;.;;.J.. ' I ' ~'~ ,..-. . ' :r.~::!:~~:r.:~.i~l:g•, )~\ .......,...,,., ¥' 42 Old• Qyrlltmlc •BI .:.l-. $1495 65 hrcl Gtl. 500 'l!ne. BLAETTNARS·; A teat onglno using GO·MIX romalnad in Secl•n _ $1295 wllltawlthl'lll~· lnli; ,...,.., broklt onol wliidOwt, rldlo I - 100-tDowH-1 flllilll with wblte top, on4 econornleal Special VB 011- .try • Station Wacon. 280 V-3. Crulaematlc .traDI. rac!lo, W\1\'11 tlru,,ouWde .mirror, 64 Gal1xle XL va Buick 2 dr. llanl Top. Tbll ear lw original broii1AI POMEROY, 0 • QUALITYS AJ.VVAYS SAMEGtJ-M/J($ OF RJa AND Oli.. W.QR'~ S£'1T\.1: . '. 1 63 leRI 61 Thunderbird vinyl top, and co 1 black vlllyl bucket lUlL This Ia a ona owner - Buick trade-Ill that ws are proud to offer. Better b11f!J. II won~ bt hen Jon~ ' Middleport. 0. 59 Ford G1laxit Impala Chevrolet Coupe. Tbll ooe baa the top ~· formance 409 cu. ln. en~with two four barnll ear· buretors, and 4 ap. tra lulon. It wU1 reaDy ·' places. It aloo lw bucket and full consul. llonfg bave to aee and drive lhls 0\M to appreciate t111a aale ~i N. 2nd Ave. 65 Honda Ing. It has low mlleap and lJ eseeptlonally elean In' • side and ouL A beautllul ear and nceJJent buy. VB Buick 2 dr. H~ Smart all ' Ltko- 65 Rambler :;,_ '219$ "770" VB Stltlon Wagon. Full faclory air conditlOII- 62 Skylark ~:.."" _ WERNER RADIO &T.v; t Dr•.270 ....... 6 qllfto Mr; atandud trn.. ndll uulhtmr 'Station Wagon. Ita 9 puaeqer l!lveo you Ideal room lor lule famlly and aucl! eeonomy on ps at aam~ time. Tbll ooe lJ a abarp low mlleap car and priced. for quick aale. ' 'i' . \nside . . Genuine 'Leather Case in Black. Dodge D1rt 64 Volkswagen ~~:, •1570 of sales top buy. - tatte.. .64 Bonneville w.:, ~ '2267 •1595 992-2635 IIIIM•• ·-- otber tableware . . ·so tings Jl't always Jn perfect . 'Pontlic 2 dr. llanl Top. Owned by local clergy. One _ _.rw owner. Power lleerlnl and brak01. Automallc 1ranamlulon. Supply..Operates on 6 "C" Cell Batteries.• . . . ........ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE JOU'U knoW your table ·set- automobile priced at but a fraction of its original cost. It is equipped with power steering, power brak· e~_power windOWI and power oial' ltl .auperb COD· clition and low mileage reflects ita exeellent care. ::s FURNITURE Middleport 10 Tr~nslstor- 5 Diodes. Built In Pc>Wer r) INGELS For All O.:coalons 'lllea, I! you wlsb: we'll be &lad to be)p you coordl ..te 64 New Yorker~~~ '2487 Chrysler 4 dr. llanl Sedln. See and drive Ibis fine • Personai)Portable Radio GIFTS SE -... OF SALESI EASY PAYDAY TERMS ...... -- WI-lY BOTHER WITJ.I MESsY J.IAND-MIXING OF GASOLINE AND OIL, MR. WILSON? JUST PUT I~ tiO-MIX.•. AND~! . 1960 Chevrolet • • *845 63 Super Sports Notes NORGE WASHER • No Down Paayment FM~AM - $795 . . TAKE. MV ~R'P fOR tT... .,OUR OUTJK)Alq> WUJ. 5rA'RT 'MS1'ER· 'PERFORM VE'nER ON •MJK. I' . ' �.• ., y ( f . lotP$ !tntiDtl, Polllero~ u., .-al27, 11111 City Makes • Mr.Greeplee i; Dies ThurSday 1- r' ' ; ,. ,. ., '1 •. ,.J __,.., II . . .. . ....------_.,. -- --- -· .. --· ~- · , . _; fnPomeroy .. ' ...• -~- ',._ ., ·Society·NoteS I .;;<~ NewS~als . -- ···- ....... . ,;, .Ageement. ..on I ' ,- \ HELP US! l I N. W. ~·· '• ''If;'{: \ PLEASURE ••• TAKE ALONG MOTOR HURRY! To Harrisoavlla RNNIS SHOES For All The Family RAWLINGS S1-f9 ,. S4.99 FOR FREE THESE 12 Boxes of TIDE With Every 1964 Dodge • . • • •1795 Stetloa Waron. VB. std. traas. Power steerlne. Raillo and Heater. 1963 Rambler 3 ROOMS $795 Ridge Keno 1962 Oldsmobile • •1295 _,_ ~ociety 4 Dr. Sedan - 88. Powsr lleerlJI&.,Radlo and beater. '299 130.00 lltwn - • 2 Dr. StalloD Wacon. Std. traDI. 8 cyL New ONLY • !!~~~n.olkswagen .. - ~5 , 1962 Rambler • .. $495 lol- "' MASON 2 Dr. Stetlon Wacoa. Auto. FURNITURI CO. Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper Clara vlsiled recently wit>.ll Mr. and Mrs. MayAard ·Bahr. Raymond Coleman moved traDer home from the Bob Coleman place to a trailer court MiRersville. Mrs. Doris Betz and my and Kenny of Sl Micb., returned to their tl'ons. e eyL 1960 Mercury • • --•795 f.'> MUCH, W. VA. 4 Dr. Sedan. Std. trana. • Hqpy is the Bride 1960 Plymouth • • $595 •who registers her China, Silver and Gloss patterDB at 2 Dr. Sedoa VB. Auto. trano. Radio IDd btaltt. 1957 Dodge ·· · · • .: t295 4 Dr. Sedan. Power oteerlnlt. Auto. Tr•l!l! . . 1f Y·l U httven"t alrest!,•· Select· ed your chlna, we'd like to show you· our widt eholce of II Cimino '>II Ton Plekllp - VB. SW. S tpd trllll. beautlful pottemo lo JOUI' NEWEST PAINTS 60Fordf.600 Du"" Truck. I qll.... ........ s .......... 2 ..... .... .... 65 _..... -r t Dr. I .,._.r, '. ~ . 1uh. 62~Gai.SOO •: ·r ' t 'dr. t e'IL At TI'IM., P. olotrlng, rtdlo and - •1395 wlilte with lllldl 61 Skylark ~:.""- •1095 our. .. liECAVSE ITJs:b • .... '"... ___... Convtrtlblo. I qllftdtr, I' perfect running conditiw ; alter SOO·hours of • • ' ' • , . · I . • ' tdr.Hordtoii.Ufoto....,rd trllll. ltdlo-lllil 1 Roitday Seil. Wblte over beige, beige t'IDyl IDterlor, V-3 engine, auto. trans. power·btltei and ateerlnc, •I•Jw tirea. hoot.or { t Dr. Ma...... All powtr, •lr condllloftfng. · ' 63 Chevrolet lol Air 2 Dr, I qllndtr. Aufe. Trona. Rtdlo IM hHior, Wlllltwoll Hm. 63 Ford Gtllxit 500, Conv. I RlH lrtftL 64 . Ford G1lnle ..u-. Sight! '"'*'~..... . .-.wJUIY. ..........l ......... o\.oinoiiOiifJ - - ~1,11111 !' ..........,. •........... .,:oea...... -·... llt.lfilwi .. ' 'lilt- •. o~ Aut. ql, ................ UIDINU . . . . . . WRINGE~ ,, 'WASHERS AUTOMATIC WASHERS -AUT,OMATIC DRYERS ",1•'1!! ...... lft,.lnCiltiitjlfiiNioAtolio ----- -·-- ....... ............ ' ' ~~-. f- . ~~-·n· wlllo wop """ l"J jl• .... ' Kellh~efot•.• USED CAR LOT '-~":~ ! l: Su~ly ,c;o. ........... .... ., '. ' . \ . . ' ' •f •~ ',f·· ~~ .. "$,.1 ql. Auto. tr1111. Wlil .. chambors and exhaust ·. porta _,. clean and ., functioning.' ~-.,.;.;;.J.. ' I ' ~'~ ,..-. . ' :r.~::!:~~:r.:~.i~l:g•, )~\ .......,...,,., ¥' 42 Old• Qyrlltmlc •BI .:.l-. $1495 65 hrcl Gtl. 500 'l!ne. BLAETTNARS·; A teat onglno using GO·MIX romalnad in Secl•n _ $1295 wllltawlthl'lll~· lnli; ,...,.., broklt onol wliidOwt, rldlo I - 100-tDowH-1 flllilll with wblte top, on4 econornleal Special VB 011- .try • Station Wacon. 280 V-3. Crulaematlc .traDI. rac!lo, W\1\'11 tlru,,ouWde .mirror, 64 Gal1xle XL va Buick 2 dr. llanl Top. Tbll ear lw original broii1AI POMEROY, 0 • QUALITYS AJ.VVAYS SAMEGtJ-M/J($ OF RJa AND Oli.. W.QR'~ S£'1T\.1: . '. 1 63 leRI 61 Thunderbird vinyl top, and co 1 black vlllyl bucket lUlL This Ia a ona owner - Buick trade-Ill that ws are proud to offer. Better b11f!J. II won~ bt hen Jon~ ' Middleport. 0. 59 Ford G1laxit Impala Chevrolet Coupe. Tbll ooe baa the top ~· formance 409 cu. ln. en~with two four barnll ear· buretors, and 4 ap. tra lulon. It wU1 reaDy ·' places. It aloo lw bucket and full consul. llonfg bave to aee and drive lhls 0\M to appreciate t111a aale ~i N. 2nd Ave. 65 Honda Ing. It has low mlleap and lJ eseeptlonally elean In' • side and ouL A beautllul ear and nceJJent buy. VB Buick 2 dr. H~ Smart all ' Ltko- 65 Rambler :;,_ '219$ "770" VB Stltlon Wagon. Full faclory air conditlOII- 62 Skylark ~:.."" _ WERNER RADIO &T.v; t Dr•.270 ....... 6 qllfto Mr; atandud trn.. ndll uulhtmr 'Station Wagon. Ita 9 puaeqer l!lveo you Ideal room lor lule famlly and aucl! eeonomy on ps at aam~ time. Tbll ooe lJ a abarp low mlleap car and priced. for quick aale. ' 'i' . \nside . . Genuine 'Leather Case in Black. Dodge D1rt 64 Volkswagen ~~:, •1570 of sales top buy. - tatte.. .64 Bonneville w.:, ~ '2267 •1595 992-2635 IIIIM•• ·-- otber tableware . . ·so tings Jl't always Jn perfect . 'Pontlic 2 dr. llanl Top. Owned by local clergy. One _ _.rw owner. Power lleerlnl and brak01. Automallc 1ranamlulon. Supply..Operates on 6 "C" Cell Batteries.• . . . ........ MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE JOU'U knoW your table ·set- automobile priced at but a fraction of its original cost. It is equipped with power steering, power brak· e~_power windOWI and power oial' ltl .auperb COD· clition and low mileage reflects ita exeellent care. ::s FURNITURE Middleport 10 Tr~nslstor- 5 Diodes. Built In Pc>Wer r) INGELS For All O.:coalons 'lllea, I! you wlsb: we'll be &lad to be)p you coordl ..te 64 New Yorker~~~ '2487 Chrysler 4 dr. llanl Sedln. See and drive Ibis fine • Personai)Portable Radio GIFTS SE -... OF SALESI EASY PAYDAY TERMS ...... -- WI-lY BOTHER WITJ.I MESsY J.IAND-MIXING OF GASOLINE AND OIL, MR. WILSON? JUST PUT I~ tiO-MIX.•. AND~! . 1960 Chevrolet • • *845 63 Super Sports Notes NORGE WASHER • No Down Paayment FM~AM - $795 . . TAKE. MV ~R'P fOR tT... .,OUR OUTJK)Alq> WUJ. 5rA'RT 'MS1'ER· 'PERFORM VE'nER ON •MJK. I' . ' �r ,, ., \ ,, I j ·I· j • 1-Jlali,y w ' I ~ ,_,,, ~. ' mE WORlD . IS WAITINO.~. . o.,.., .. :1181 !' ' ft Sentinel ,Church "'News .Voice of. Broadway ' ' ,, \ ':r• .... .t: ' ' . i· . i-; . ·'"' . /i ·',<] <' ., ... In &Delent times the world Wilted bl'eathlt!881y far every new king. It waa Uwlfllllllll'l eeylng hope, man's fervent expectstlon - that 1IIICler a new Jdng ibe world woald be different. Today we llO longer put oar faith llllliJIIII - nor In 11111 govermnent that does not ~ the people. We believe that tomorrow wiD be deterllllned by the hope~~ ud ideals of the YOUIII' men and women who mday prepare!or their role In Ufe. There am~'t 11111 ChriBtmu bells at graduation time. But it would be well for us to remember those Jearaed men - the Wise Men - who came acrolll the desert to Bethlehem. They came to pay homare to a new·born King ••• One who did ehanre this world. And the sons and daughters upon whom we look with fond hopes today mullt find their foundation of faith in the same Lord. With its ministry of teaching, its iuspiration to llel'Vice and eacriflce, the Church poiDta their path to tomorrow- and ovnl ~Jifi.IM!r......... Slnrii!r,/!tc., ~ ' ..... I ' •• I' tHE CHUICH fOI ALL ... AU FOI THE CHURCH Tbe Chureh il the Jn!&leat factor on earth for the build~ inf of character and good citiztlllb.ip. It is a Honhouse of IPiritual value!!. Without a strong church, neither democracy nor civilization can &urvive. There are four 1ound. reasoDI why every person should attend services rt"gularly and support th• Church. They ere: (1) For hi !I own aeke. (2) For his d\ildren's sake. (3) For the sake c:l his rommunity D.nd natioll. (f) r. the sake ol'tbeChurclt italf, whleh needl hil rmral 'Heiner's Buns and material support, Pl:~n to IJO to church rerularly ud rnd your Bible daily. Sandwich buns v.. Heiner's buns. Soft and sweet as buns should be Made to have that TINY'S FOODLAND ~ Middleport, Oblo lollddltport, Ohlo .. I \ With the hope it wUI, in some measure, Iosier muJ help su.. Win thai which is good in family mul comrrnmity life, thil fea· ture is sponsored ,b' the buainus firmt and organisation~~ !~hose names appear below. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ~ Everybody loves FRIGIDAIRE 2·iPeed Washer I li• · ·· eJtra care/ . extra quality SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers of Good Bread BuntlDctoa, W, Va. We Fill All Doctors PrescrtptlODI ' " Z.29li5 Pomeroy WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 240 !Jncoln St Middleport W'l z.2BIO LIEVING COAL COMPANY 1811 E. S..Ond GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Establlohed tn 11104 West Columbia. W Va, Pb. MIIOD 7'1~ - "" ___ HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main Sl Stroacat J'Nidllrt Waaber F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER IUICWI Watr.bes - Salel aud Servtce 1811 N. Seoon~ .;~ BAUM LUMBER CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Take Someone Wifb You To Cburcb Builders and Buildlne Supplte• Pb. 185-2005 GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. ' ' 'Rhland Oil Prnduct1 Brown'• BoUlt Gal Pomf!I"OJ - - FOREMAN & ABBOTT Qu111ty Furnltnl'f It Ulwer In Pomeroy Over 90 YeaH - Attend l'be Cburcb of Your Cbatet ~en Pomeroy to '\1 00 and up OHIO VALLEY .BAKING CO. .. ; .; aere~se~ of Mlddlepart HIP 8chool. Her gnDddausbler' Unda Lyoas, Is a lllmlber of lbl lfiGJaliDI clul. Jay Ord relmaed lo tiJtcler. IDd Mrs. John Fultz and Dr were Mr. and Mrs. Brnwn and children, and Mrs. pi1en classes today afler beHenry Fultz of Columbus. 1n1 eonllned to hsr home Wlllt Mrs. Nan Moon ltu mealll01. Mr. and :Mn. Jolm Smllb, OtarlelloD, W, Va. were OYflto aJCbt guesla Monday of bls mother, Mrs. J. It smith. 'Mrs . .!11'1 JIDUCI!er If ColumIius vlllted two days this -k wllb llor mother, Mrs. c. A. EmmlltiL Mr. and Mn. MayiJard Kames and &l'anddaiJIIItltr, Jo AltD, of CoiumbuJ, spent . ,l!lmday Willi Mrs. HIUie smllb. Mr. and Mn. .~ man of Erie, Pa. 9lslled ~ lite wllb .t- ~. Mrs. J. WbUt-lo ~ . ' QOIJT Furniture and Appliances Cbeoter. Oblo 1UNE .. . . •. t, . .;~ I ' 1 '·I . ~o'~ ~£.. h, "· ' > NERVE ;DWIIUS? .' ' BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT & !lain SL ' ' '.r ·~· Pomero' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ' c;llurm add Olftee Supplies - Gills '• ~•.~:.' I Blk•,. at' ·llul•liril Broad . ' ' Middleport ... - - - - --- - UN AI tlNIU~ !IIIII! RnenWNt•JCI f.! Ya. About IIIAT .li 'IIIE ,..,. ',. • RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY Mh1diPDI•" Ohto THE UNITI=D STER WORKERS OF AMERICA ::. OUII .. r Ohio WV 2.:1498 . ... of ZaneevUie il lite guest of her daughter and family, Mr. and lin. Jolm Lyons and family. l1be came to allelld &l'aduatloa "*" BEN FRANKLIN STORE 6c I'Y 2-2166 BAKER Hardware" Pomeroy. OhiO Chester Ohio '· MIDDLEPORT, 0. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. "Everything In ttUbiUiuliDI In lite Mlddleporl Schoola tbia week. Mrs. Bernard Schramm VIsiting Thurlday wlllt 14ldclleport Cbe<ter. Oblo hu ~on l'lln Ill blataryl OJie Jtll' ·w~atJ for ~ of •ll1 defect wlthaut chuge, pltll foUl' Jtll' protection plan for flmdlbbiJ replleement for IJl1 clefeetlve pari Ill the tn~IIDI!Jion, drive motor, or lari• . capacity water pumpl Middleport· PomerGJ Support the Cburcb of Yo"' Cbolco YUR , ' ~ PioRC110N PLAN ' , ••. At No.Extra Chargel WY 2-2440 Pomeroy WY 2·21141 Middleport ' : \Y~ 1. a .~ckage, you wins,::, . .' .·. · . . ·· .Buns ' ' ' ; ' ' ' �r ,, ., \ ,, I j ·I· j • 1-Jlali,y w ' I ~ ,_,,, ~. ' mE WORlD . IS WAITINO.~. . o.,.., .. :1181 !' ' ft Sentinel ,Church "'News .Voice of. Broadway ' ' ,, \ ':r• .... .t: ' ' . i· . i-; . ·'"' . /i ·',<] <' ., ... In &Delent times the world Wilted bl'eathlt!881y far every new king. It waa Uwlfllllllll'l eeylng hope, man's fervent expectstlon - that 1IIICler a new Jdng ibe world woald be different. Today we llO longer put oar faith llllliJIIII - nor In 11111 govermnent that does not ~ the people. We believe that tomorrow wiD be deterllllned by the hope~~ ud ideals of the YOUIII' men and women who mday prepare!or their role In Ufe. There am~'t 11111 ChriBtmu bells at graduation time. But it would be well for us to remember those Jearaed men - the Wise Men - who came acrolll the desert to Bethlehem. They came to pay homare to a new·born King ••• One who did ehanre this world. And the sons and daughters upon whom we look with fond hopes today mullt find their foundation of faith in the same Lord. With its ministry of teaching, its iuspiration to llel'Vice and eacriflce, the Church poiDta their path to tomorrow- and ovnl ~Jifi.IM!r......... Slnrii!r,/!tc., ~ ' ..... I ' •• I' tHE CHUICH fOI ALL ... AU FOI THE CHURCH Tbe Chureh il the Jn!&leat factor on earth for the build~ inf of character and good citiztlllb.ip. It is a Honhouse of IPiritual value!!. Without a strong church, neither democracy nor civilization can &urvive. There are four 1ound. reasoDI why every person should attend services rt"gularly and support th• Church. They ere: (1) For hi !I own aeke. (2) For his d\ildren's sake. (3) For the sake c:l his rommunity D.nd natioll. (f) r. the sake ol'tbeChurclt italf, whleh needl hil rmral 'Heiner's Buns and material support, Pl:~n to IJO to church rerularly ud rnd your Bible daily. Sandwich buns v.. Heiner's buns. Soft and sweet as buns should be Made to have that TINY'S FOODLAND ~ Middleport, Oblo lollddltport, Ohlo .. I \ With the hope it wUI, in some measure, Iosier muJ help su.. Win thai which is good in family mul comrrnmity life, thil fea· ture is sponsored ,b' the buainus firmt and organisation~~ !~hose names appear below. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. ~ Everybody loves FRIGIDAIRE 2·iPeed Washer I li• · ·· eJtra care/ . extra quality SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS HEINER'S BAKERY Bakers of Good Bread BuntlDctoa, W, Va. We Fill All Doctors PrescrtptlODI ' " Z.29li5 Pomeroy WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATING V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 240 !Jncoln St Middleport W'l z.2BIO LIEVING COAL COMPANY 1811 E. S..Ond GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. Establlohed tn 11104 West Columbia. W Va, Pb. MIIOD 7'1~ - "" ___ HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE West Main Sl Stroacat J'Nidllrt Waaber F. J. WALLACE, JEWELER IUICWI Watr.bes - Salel aud Servtce 1811 N. Seoon~ .;~ BAUM LUMBER CO. NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Take Someone Wifb You To Cburcb Builders and Buildlne Supplte• Pb. 185-2005 GALEN S. BROWN, Dist. ' ' 'Rhland Oil Prnduct1 Brown'• BoUlt Gal Pomf!I"OJ - - FOREMAN & ABBOTT Qu111ty Furnltnl'f It Ulwer In Pomeroy Over 90 YeaH - Attend l'be Cburcb of Your Cbatet ~en Pomeroy to '\1 00 and up OHIO VALLEY .BAKING CO. .. ; .; aere~se~ of Mlddlepart HIP 8chool. Her gnDddausbler' Unda Lyoas, Is a lllmlber of lbl lfiGJaliDI clul. Jay Ord relmaed lo tiJtcler. IDd Mrs. John Fultz and Dr were Mr. and Mrs. Brnwn and children, and Mrs. pi1en classes today afler beHenry Fultz of Columbus. 1n1 eonllned to hsr home Wlllt Mrs. Nan Moon ltu mealll01. Mr. and :Mn. Jolm Smllb, OtarlelloD, W, Va. were OYflto aJCbt guesla Monday of bls mother, Mrs. J. It smith. 'Mrs . .!11'1 JIDUCI!er If ColumIius vlllted two days this -k wllb llor mother, Mrs. c. A. EmmlltiL Mr. and Mn. MayiJard Kames and &l'anddaiJIIItltr, Jo AltD, of CoiumbuJ, spent . ,l!lmday Willi Mrs. HIUie smllb. Mr. and Mn. .~ man of Erie, Pa. 9lslled ~ lite wllb .t- ~. Mrs. J. WbUt-lo ~ . ' QOIJT Furniture and Appliances Cbeoter. Oblo 1UNE .. . . •. t, . .;~ I ' 1 '·I . ~o'~ ~£.. h, "· ' > NERVE ;DWIIUS? .' ' BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT & !lain SL ' ' '.r ·~· Pomero' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ' c;llurm add Olftee Supplies - Gills '• ~•.~:.' I Blk•,. at' ·llul•liril Broad . ' ' Middleport ... - - - - --- - UN AI tlNIU~ !IIIII! RnenWNt•JCI f.! Ya. About IIIAT .li 'IIIE ,..,. ',. • RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY Mh1diPDI•" Ohto THE UNITI=D STER WORKERS OF AMERICA ::. OUII .. r Ohio WV 2.:1498 . ... of ZaneevUie il lite guest of her daughter and family, Mr. and lin. Jolm Lyons and family. l1be came to allelld &l'aduatloa "*" BEN FRANKLIN STORE 6c I'Y 2-2166 BAKER Hardware" Pomeroy. OhiO Chester Ohio '· MIDDLEPORT, 0. KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. "Everything In ttUbiUiuliDI In lite Mlddleporl Schoola tbia week. Mrs. Bernard Schramm VIsiting Thurlday wlllt 14ldclleport Cbe<ter. Oblo hu ~on l'lln Ill blataryl OJie Jtll' ·w~atJ for ~ of •ll1 defect wlthaut chuge, pltll foUl' Jtll' protection plan for flmdlbbiJ replleement for IJl1 clefeetlve pari Ill the tn~IIDI!Jion, drive motor, or lari• . capacity water pumpl Middleport· PomerGJ Support the Cburcb of Yo"' Cbolco YUR , ' ~ PioRC110N PLAN ' , ••. At No.Extra Chargel WY 2-2440 Pomeroy WY 2·21141 Middleport ' : \Y~ 1. a .~ckage, you wins,::, . .' .·. · . . ·· .Buns ' ' ' ; ' ' ' �~· f \. I .' ,. • '; I • SET DOWN OVER YONDER Get Extra Cas,h The Waitt: Ad Wav - ····--··- -.. QUAUJT ~~ "'00 AD · INFORMA liON ' ''Ofneroy .Mofotl .(Q. 1965 IMPALA H.T. COUPI ...... -~ .. . :· ............ $2295 Locally owned and only 12,000. 111Deo, 8 cyl. engine, Power steering, spotless fawn interior tflrrt. Beautiiu1 maroon over INTH'ROCKY SUNDAY P~ZZA IS AT IT$' GREATEST MILY DAY l'lllD or 'wltb pepperoal, - ~. muohraom. him Or eOmbmatJOns. r • 12" 11u ..JS. t. 1.10 c.m,t... Co,.,..ut Sonl01 AT BAILEY'S · WtiAT'S . ' YOUR ' ' PREFI;RENCE? CALL W Y - Pick up At G. lo G. CAI'I Ill W. MAIN -l ·; IIROASTED CHICXEN SOUTHERN STYLE FRIED CHICKE!f ROAST IIEEF IIAKED t1At4 ' DELiCIOUS SEAPOOOS , , • · · POMIROY beige fihish. Radio, beater and aU· t~ works. . 1964 CHEVROLET 2 IIOqR .... ,C:. : ................. $1695 V8 engine, Powerglide trans. Lik-e-new white wp]l tlrei, n· dio. Seat alwaYs e..ered, beautiful. aqua flnlsb. · 1965 FALCON FUTURA ........ ....... , ............ $1995 Station Wagon, 6500 miles by loC!al owlter. Black vinyl In· BAO..EV'S terior. DBrk aqua finish, 7:00xl4-·t'i"res llke new SPIN never used P.B., radio, big six engine, ·&td. tram. Deluxe eqUip-( ment. Showroom elean. ., Pomeroy Motor Co. 211 E. Mota Holon Ialiey COMING SOONI lltctronlc Ord.,lng To ~""""'~~,===~~"'11 lined,. Matching hats, colorful appltqued signs. $1.25 each. Jerry er's Country Fair, Route 35, West of Gallipolis. Notice - -DANCE Saturday, May 211, at 5 27 ltc Sl.OBBCNIA BEST.(~~;-·,_' OUT OF' US, WATERS!! ~ PHONI WY t4974 lrhl (ltltoy) Colllno Crew's Steak House Pomeroy, 0. PHONE WY 2-2156 I ORPEt=IED IT TO &-\01/E l-OWEST All Foods Aooll4ble For CaffV'0ul lpMd Our Drl.,..ln Service , OPEN EVEL 9:00 P.M. CHAIR AN ' LET ME TAHE VORE SH05S OfF EEk I Mftk PEST AND Ctl!trol Co. New lermlte Saves you one-Ut;,-~ It IIIII. One Meigs County er wbo does own servlco•l wurk. Five year guarantee. ulesmen. 20 yean enee. Free · Roaches and rar. a IIG5 West Main eroy, Ohio, at Zlrk'a llor. Pbune 119U669. flMJ 'rill! KIJO\IJ WHI\T 1\:)(J KEe!' \tiUI'i ' f.VOTIOIJS UJCI:.ED UP IIJSID£! t,.OSU and unrurnished ments IVY .->434 Ill' HOWIE SctfNEIDER \'OUR ~- IS E€~7 THREE and four room eo BUT I DON'T HIDE MY MONEYTHAR NO MORE 12 KE SPACES the Sun Down Nite Club fea· TWO rem in !he Village of Middl~> ! turing !he Ribbon Kings. Also port. Call WY 2-3346 or a dance June 4 with the Stardusters featuring Allen L. ~1111 or WY Z-3810. 1130tlo King on his famous trumpet. I 25 3tc DICK TRACY ' ·I ' FRICKLIS AND HIS FRIENDS ' HAROLD GRAY I W1ntecl 1957 35 • 8, 2 -----------1 trailer Melvin ·~ RADIA'I'ORS $3 each, batteries 193, Cheshire, Ohio• .S Zl 6tc $1.25, copper $ .20. Kern Run 1962 F 115 OLDS Cutlass,- Old S<hool House. Open lis door coupe, 1 cyUnder, autodays a week from 12 1111 5. 5 2? 3tc malic, good <ODdition, call 112-35116 or II9Z,1520. 15 Zl 6lp FERnLIZER II'Urnlture and bmuehold IOOdi. Wt orlll buy ...,. pleto - 01' tmall loti. can ... KNOTTS USED FURHITURE ond AUCTION II~ 446-%917 Lanclm•rk's Got EVERYTHING Will' drive 60 mUea. when get delivery at our area warehouae. Call u for aJlzed 11eni.ce - Bulk ading Available - We Can Apply Liquid NI- fOU ean trOgen To Your Fieldl. All Aoalysta, ltralgbt & milled materials available. All at oew low mites. 1:. Ph. WY 2.-2181 Emolovment W1nted PAINTING - lllterior and exterior, hourly or contract, rates reasonable. Phone 992· 5180. Homer M. Braley. POM~ROY OHIO 0 W C Jeck . lrtt'l· Mgr. 11J:iisi; Wa-nte-d IE - - - - ---,--- 5 2'1 6tp tlelp CARRIERS IN POMBOY Apply The Dal~ Sentinel everylhing must go. room suite 21 Inch T. large coal heater other Uvlllg room lurnlture dlesl type freezer (]7.8 cu. !L), refrig- erator, gas range, breakfast set, kitcbea cabinet, electric A8111E AND SLATS 5ZI I : DAfl Y CROSSWORD - A~ Lilltl'equell& li.C..puo fi"'UP ......... ' to. .... Jl'rl6ol 14...... ...... -......... l!.ll•tting 12. )(o]e color U.LOce . . . . . Engtno JII.Boy'o • • :JO.eanop,. 6. Qdd~n'llll 111 defltlnJ' ~- "the") .. Pea:lla ooll. I. Temagent "'problea" a. Indian abeLten :11. Polnt ol land Wlld .. 'land :1'1. I..ouaoll Neg'Jitt :18. ......... 2L :&:.keN 23. Scrap 2i. CSothel 25. Plays 28.. Girl's name 28. Charta.. a ,..,. Moot lk>lli-tul 30, Plant X. Notches ILGJ<oek ll.Novieel M.lllembraaO l'eetertaJ•• Anlwuo ·M. FlouriBh 3'1. Lie 38. Scn.po of Ut.ai-at.ure ~. , WINNIE WINKLE AMERICA'S MOST I'OPUI.AR CAMPERS ' Funl SplsJ Thrills! -Fun For All ~.Notlveaot Bapdad FOR THE FAMILY! FELLOWS BRING YOUR DATE ll. Upot&ncJbl# ftguro ..._,.,. ... KL RI6H"!" PERRY. 1'1-ifN WARN M-1R'T iNEi" LOf,TAY' OlfT OF FASH ION DE515NJNG. THATS MY ~IAliYI SLOT CAR RACES II. ...... <low I r--1--J...-/;~ :13-IUYor la " India IIII. Jmw II.Dudaln 3'1. Collfl'onted 3t.Jog ' a.-bt ltltdiiN ' ~., ·• . . Tbt fun time !lobby sweeping the country. ' 'I ·1 . . #!• " ',~·;~ ~I i '-,, I,' r,· ly lllANNEit HE.'5 5U&,Ti1UTING PE;R.SONAL NUM&':Re> FOR FRIENDSHIP AND I.DYALTY. dVer, wringer washer, tUbs, bedroom suite, roll away b-ed, 2 full size and mattress, It bed 110 Mech•nlc St. mattreas, c!oUtes wardrobe, many oUter Items. Call 742 Pomeroy, Ohio 5145 after 3 p.m. or see C. ""::~::~Pi:~l ~y 1 Sparks at Cumpton Poul' Farm between Rutland and 5:15 . Ii Little. lUGS IIUNNY . $m~S Pl.lMING~ . ~ �~· f \. I .' ,. • '; I • SET DOWN OVER YONDER Get Extra Cas,h The Waitt: Ad Wav - ····--··- -.. QUAUJT ~~ "'00 AD · INFORMA liON ' ''Ofneroy .Mofotl .(Q. 1965 IMPALA H.T. COUPI ...... -~ .. . :· ............ $2295 Locally owned and only 12,000. 111Deo, 8 cyl. engine, Power steering, spotless fawn interior tflrrt. Beautiiu1 maroon over INTH'ROCKY SUNDAY P~ZZA IS AT IT$' GREATEST MILY DAY l'lllD or 'wltb pepperoal, - ~. muohraom. him Or eOmbmatJOns. r • 12" 11u ..JS. t. 1.10 c.m,t... Co,.,..ut Sonl01 AT BAILEY'S · WtiAT'S . ' YOUR ' ' PREFI;RENCE? CALL W Y - Pick up At G. lo G. CAI'I Ill W. MAIN -l ·; IIROASTED CHICXEN SOUTHERN STYLE FRIED CHICKE!f ROAST IIEEF IIAKED t1At4 ' DELiCIOUS SEAPOOOS , , • · · POMIROY beige fihish. Radio, beater and aU· t~ works. . 1964 CHEVROLET 2 IIOqR .... ,C:. : ................. $1695 V8 engine, Powerglide trans. Lik-e-new white wp]l tlrei, n· dio. Seat alwaYs e..ered, beautiful. aqua flnlsb. · 1965 FALCON FUTURA ........ ....... , ............ $1995 Station Wagon, 6500 miles by loC!al owlter. Black vinyl In· BAO..EV'S terior. DBrk aqua finish, 7:00xl4-·t'i"res llke new SPIN never used P.B., radio, big six engine, ·&td. tram. Deluxe eqUip-( ment. Showroom elean. ., Pomeroy Motor Co. 211 E. Mota Holon Ialiey COMING SOONI lltctronlc Ord.,lng To ~""""'~~,===~~"'11 lined,. Matching hats, colorful appltqued signs. $1.25 each. Jerry er's Country Fair, Route 35, West of Gallipolis. Notice - -DANCE Saturday, May 211, at 5 27 ltc Sl.OBBCNIA BEST.(~~;-·,_' OUT OF' US, WATERS!! ~ PHONI WY t4974 lrhl (ltltoy) Colllno Crew's Steak House Pomeroy, 0. PHONE WY 2-2156 I ORPEt=IED IT TO &-\01/E l-OWEST All Foods Aooll4ble For CaffV'0ul lpMd Our Drl.,..ln Service , OPEN EVEL 9:00 P.M. CHAIR AN ' LET ME TAHE VORE SH05S OfF EEk I Mftk PEST AND Ctl!trol Co. New lermlte Saves you one-Ut;,-~ It IIIII. One Meigs County er wbo does own servlco•l wurk. Five year guarantee. ulesmen. 20 yean enee. Free · Roaches and rar. a IIG5 West Main eroy, Ohio, at Zlrk'a llor. Pbune 119U669. flMJ 'rill! KIJO\IJ WHI\T 1\:)(J KEe!' \tiUI'i ' f.VOTIOIJS UJCI:.ED UP IIJSID£! t,.OSU and unrurnished ments IVY .->434 Ill' HOWIE SctfNEIDER \'OUR ~- IS E€~7 THREE and four room eo BUT I DON'T HIDE MY MONEYTHAR NO MORE 12 KE SPACES the Sun Down Nite Club fea· TWO rem in !he Village of Middl~> ! turing !he Ribbon Kings. Also port. Call WY 2-3346 or a dance June 4 with the Stardusters featuring Allen L. ~1111 or WY Z-3810. 1130tlo King on his famous trumpet. I 25 3tc DICK TRACY ' ·I ' FRICKLIS AND HIS FRIENDS ' HAROLD GRAY I W1ntecl 1957 35 • 8, 2 -----------1 trailer Melvin ·~ RADIA'I'ORS $3 each, batteries 193, Cheshire, Ohio• .S Zl 6tc $1.25, copper $ .20. Kern Run 1962 F 115 OLDS Cutlass,- Old S<hool House. Open lis door coupe, 1 cyUnder, autodays a week from 12 1111 5. 5 2? 3tc malic, good <ODdition, call 112-35116 or II9Z,1520. 15 Zl 6lp FERnLIZER II'Urnlture and bmuehold IOOdi. Wt orlll buy ...,. pleto - 01' tmall loti. can ... KNOTTS USED FURHITURE ond AUCTION II~ 446-%917 Lanclm•rk's Got EVERYTHING Will' drive 60 mUea. when get delivery at our area warehouae. Call u for aJlzed 11eni.ce - Bulk ading Available - We Can Apply Liquid NI- fOU ean trOgen To Your Fieldl. All Aoalysta, ltralgbt & milled materials available. All at oew low mites. 1:. Ph. WY 2.-2181 Emolovment W1nted PAINTING - lllterior and exterior, hourly or contract, rates reasonable. Phone 992· 5180. Homer M. Braley. POM~ROY OHIO 0 W C Jeck . lrtt'l· Mgr. 11J:iisi; Wa-nte-d IE - - - - ---,--- 5 2'1 6tp tlelp CARRIERS IN POMBOY Apply The Dal~ Sentinel everylhing must go. room suite 21 Inch T. large coal heater other Uvlllg room lurnlture dlesl type freezer (]7.8 cu. !L), refrig- erator, gas range, breakfast set, kitcbea cabinet, electric A8111E AND SLATS 5ZI I : DAfl Y CROSSWORD - A~ Lilltl'equell& li.C..puo fi"'UP ......... ' to. .... Jl'rl6ol 14...... ...... -......... l!.ll•tting 12. )(o]e color U.LOce . . . . . Engtno JII.Boy'o • • :JO.eanop,. 6. Qdd~n'llll 111 defltlnJ' ~- "the") .. Pea:lla ooll. I. Temagent "'problea" a. Indian abeLten :11. Polnt ol land Wlld .. 'land :1'1. I..ouaoll Neg'Jitt :18. ......... 2L :&:.keN 23. Scrap 2i. CSothel 25. Plays 28.. Girl's name 28. Charta.. a ,..,. Moot lk>lli-tul 30, Plant X. Notches ILGJ<oek ll.Novieel M.lllembraaO l'eetertaJ•• Anlwuo ·M. FlouriBh 3'1. Lie 38. Scn.po of Ut.ai-at.ure ~. , WINNIE WINKLE AMERICA'S MOST I'OPUI.AR CAMPERS ' Funl SplsJ Thrills! -Fun For All ~.Notlveaot Bapdad FOR THE FAMILY! FELLOWS BRING YOUR DATE ll. Upot&ncJbl# ftguro ..._,.,. ... KL RI6H"!" PERRY. 1'1-ifN WARN M-1R'T iNEi" LOf,TAY' OlfT OF FASH ION DE515NJNG. THATS MY ~IAliYI SLOT CAR RACES II. ...... <low I r--1--J...-/;~ :13-IUYor la " India IIII. Jmw II.Dudaln 3'1. Collfl'onted 3t.Jog ' a.-bt ltltdiiN ' ~., ·• . . Tbt fun time !lobby sweeping the country. ' 'I ·1 . . #!• " ',~·;~ ~I i '-,, I,' r,· ly lllANNEit HE.'5 5U&,Ti1UTING PE;R.SONAL NUM&':Re> FOR FRIENDSHIP AND I.DYALTY. dVer, wringer washer, tUbs, bedroom suite, roll away b-ed, 2 full size and mattress, It bed 110 Mech•nlc St. mattreas, c!oUtes wardrobe, many oUter Items. Call 742 Pomeroy, Ohio 5145 after 3 p.m. or see C. ""::~::~Pi:~l ~y 1 Sparks at Cumpton Poul' Farm between Rutland and 5:15 . Ii Little. lUGS IIUNNY . $m~S Pl.lMING~ . ~ �' • I ,, '' • Wildwood · Garden .. Club ts f Theme LS on pnng 0 , • : ,: • 1 11 ~ I Mrs. David Nease, Mmersville, with Mrs. Fred Nease and Mrs. Us win Nease as COobostesses. Mrs. Karl Grueser, vic e president, was in charge of the meeting whicb opened with devolions taken 'rom Acts by Mrs. Fred Nease, who also read a poem. "Spring," . and closed with prayer. Members answer· ed roll call with their favorite line arrangement. A report was given on the regional meeting held recently in Logan, by Mrs. David Nease, II was announced that Mrs. Victor Hysell made the corsag. es for the queen and her court at the eighth grade party of r-o=-"=;;.,.='-;;.,.~ CANVAS OXFORDS I , For The Family Prices B•gln At _ _ $p9 THE SHOE BOX Middleport, 0, ~.~~~w •Ij 1'£11111 -·- . - - • ·- • • • TONIGHT Dl "GENGHIS ICAHNH Stephrn Boyd James Mason (Color) -and"WILD ON THE BEACH'• Frankie Rendall 0 , ,, '. \'} I I vlhenULaondi ~-~~pointotedF. when toln at_ Z ~.:..mnd. EBa~eIGwhll'Is~ . The·• J4y l ~eejing Qf• Meigs e es .,,.....ary eeneyP ans ' "'"' . ~"' , "'--1 !' b Bennett E'Osi-, 128 American Le- state 8nd : her ~ are .to , vuuu YRldiD , I ,c,u waa..'· h'eld g!on met , ~a&.y evening al iattend the 'tea 81oJ\g wllli Ul))l l Tuesday• eveil!i/g al llle ~ock the Legion boll In MiddleporL ,president&, the :\AmeriCanism ~~!.: ~~~,.~~th L •,~ Mrs. Albert Roush,, preSident, \chairman and interested niem-1• ..-......., ....., t"'..__.......~, . .... announced thai the Poppy Day bers. lnsll:uct(on wiJ,l be_ given cllarge. · ,. ,· . " · Sale was successful and thank· the girls ~t ,I!Je tea. . 1 14'8. Fred ,Leifhe.l gave the ed the members of Girl Scout The summer COI!VenUo~. was report ol ,the , ~asurer. M·r s. Troop 185 of Middleport for announced for ~· Jline • ,• In pl~e when bloom Is wanted Good Morning, Spring, was as they do better than to reset. the topic of the program pre- Mrs. Fred Nease gave a dem· senled by Mrs. Hysell who not· onslraUon 011 a ikebana right ed that a pageant of color un- band arrangement. folds with daffodils, and lbal Flower arrangements were iris may be led during their judged and blue ribbons awardtime of blooming. She urged ed to Mrs. Fred Nease f~r a members to visit area rose Japanese arrangement using shows. evergreen, and Iris; Mrs. Us· A paper, "Tools and Trick! win Nease, a perpendicular ar· of Flower Arrangement," was rangemenl of iris; Mrs. Homby Mrs. Vernon er Holter, a Japanese arrangewhich brought out to ment of iris; Mrs. Victor Hy· use vemllculite and sand, need· sell, a corsage and specimens; lepoint holders, chicken wire, and Mrs. David Nease and Mrs. tape and clay for best Edison :lollon for arrangements results. · of iris. Mrs. lllram Fisher gave, A dessert course was served "now is the time to," divide by the hostesses to 12 members and reaet mlllll>, and to set out and a gues~ Mrs. Selma Call annuals and to sow zinllla seed of Chester. - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - Mrs. HOWard CaldweII Sr•t HOsfeSS At Meeting of Rose Garden Club Glo~~S~er Rose Garden Club members Tuppers Plains held their May meeting at the home of Howard Caldwell, Sr., opened by prayer and with Mrs. Norman McCain, president, presiding. Mrs. Charles Carr read the verse of the month. Roll call was answered by presenting and idenllfying wild flowers. - - ~ -- --- The program consisted of "Tips For Transplanting," by Mrs. Rose Cox; Chestnut Trees," by Mrs, I. 0. MfCoy, and "Now Is the Time to ,, .. ," by Mrs. R. V. Weatherman. The nominating committee, of Mrs. John Arbaugh, chair· man, Mrs. Grace Stout and Mrs. Patricia Goebel, reported off~ cers nominated for the coming year were: Mrs. I. 0. McCoy, president; Mrs. Rose Cox, vice , president; Mrs. James Stout. secretary; Mrs. R. V. WeatherI man. treasurer, and Mrs. Kenneth Griffith, news reporter. I May baskets and flower ar· 211- "'I : i I ·., ) · . • .·EL·B -,· f ·R.f'E·LD'.s'' · ·. IN···. PO'ME: ·OY . ' .. !l' y, ARE OPEN TONIGHt, 'TIL 8 PM. _, . ·AND TGMORROW,, SATURDAY 'TIL 9 PM ·e·a·v . . ' r:~ fe~ilct at~~e~f~~r!~·~er~i~~~d. by COMPLETES COIJRSE Mrs. Wakely, who congratu· Pvt. James W. HeD!<?D• ,whose lated the members on their parents, M~. and Mrs. Josepb work, Mrs, Stscy, Mrs. Betzing, Scott,"~ve m Mason, W. Va. and Mrs. Rowan, after which completed a signal supply and Mrs. Swan on hehall of tbe parts course at the Ahny SouthCouncil, presented them with a eastern -Signal SchoOl,' Fort gilt and also Errra Jesse, cap- Gordon, Ga., May 20. He enter· lain, and Carrie Neutzling, pi- ed the Army in November 1965 nnist for the evening. T h e jand rel!l!l~ basic training at meeUog closed in regular form.. I ~For~l~Gnr~d~on:_,~G~a':..---~~ -'- " oreeent horse :fJhow was given 1be._worp.Ip. service al !O:ZII L , . . ' Sund M , 29 whell, b)' lbe Jli'OIIJ~eq1. A permanl!lit J!l. · on .. ,ay, · 1Y • show ring was disc~ a n d the ·tradl.IIonal presentaUDD ell !_~'!, F~sl, ~!chard Karr, Bibles wiD take place. '-' 011 f..oCt:::IO :n .. 1~ y,.,.,~ . wiener roast wai wen~ nii)DO(I to Jlleel with tit• meeUng, a, · bers and , lair, ~d, at ll!eir -n~l. m,eet-- enjoy,ed bf 30 ,~~m. ,, 'jng,'.June &, .AI. ~!'~! ,~lose ,ottpe· I)U,I!IIto•. I, ,' · J -j;;iijiiii;;;;;;; their assistance )l'ith the sale. Ill wltJ!:.r.eglstratlon R .' The auxiliary made a donation beglll at 12:30· ljOIIO with the . . . . ;1 to the Seoul Troop for its help. Icall to ord,er to ~In all:l!O p. Mrs Dale ~urning reported ' m. Delegakl! eleeted:to :attend 11\e ·rummage and bake sale a ' Include' ~.'• 4J)lerl Roul!b and . FRID~Y success. ~: Dale. li'lolitning• Wect.d as Members reported ill includ· alle,rf\Bles were .AJieen :• Searles , I • ed Mrs. Charles Bennett and and JUlia Hysell. · .: ' ' . . . 1 Mrs. Helen Batey, who were During the busjilesS. session . to be remembered by .the auxil- the sa~ of!icer~ wete elected lary. Ml'!. Roush announced for the nest ' year. Membl!rsblp A Wo11derful Time For Family Shopping. A Good Time that the Buckeye Girls' Tea quolll is to be completed by would be held Saturday, June June I to be reported before ' Your Memorial Day Week-End Needs- Flowers, Picnic Sufjplies, ' • ' '".<,; ... 1 the state_ convention ID July.l . The preSident thallki!!l • all · · Porch 1nd Liwn :Furnj_tura, Sportswear for Men, Boyi, ~~m;n, member of state credenha!l member~ who contribUted · to eommlltee and Phyllis Rowan, j the rummage and bake sale a,nc~ · Girts Swi~iults .For .Everyone In The Family. ':,. , / . ' council deputy • w~re r~ce;~ed ! helped with the roP!'i'·· .OI!Y .. ' . ' f offtcJally. Guests rom 0 en sale. Following-the meeting, the Gleam Counlll of Manetta and members went to Ja'ck's Dairy . Tak~ Advantage Too, of the Big Spring Furnitu ... sat( :On1the Theodorus Council, Pomeroy, Bar for refreshmeru.. , . 2nd •nd 3rd Floors. Buy What You Need and Use Our S!insible were welcomed. Second nomm· ' .. I Miss Butcher . IS RewardedIn Music Studies .' · tes 'to Summer. ..c.·.onuenti"n. . 10 ' Dllly·Senllllel, Pomlll01·Mlddleport, -0., May 27, 1988 .., ~ ~ BmLIIIf ..... De,'"'a "ll . " , .,.,. . ., •, • . . All graduating seniors•o "" Are Nqmed By Legion Auxillciry-i ' ~gCfub'Meee. . 'WllUam B.-~wllle WIIJ !'<~pill'~ ,Jocqi blgh schools, who art Delegates io the s~er-con-_4 atlhe' Leglon ~me· ~ wens- .4~FairGrou~ .: ~~ - =~=~·l'~e~":/'::. -&:.~:~ O:! ':ged ~= ~~them ~al. "Spring" was the theme the Wildwood Garden club nesday eveDing al the h"F~ - L .,, '.••~' '~l:, -~ .· ·credit -Service -To Budget Your Furniture Payments, ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT liL 8 AND SATURDAY. NIGHT ·TIL '9 !,.,....,....,....,....,....,....,.....;-""'"""""""""""""""""""""""""""l""~""""""!!!!!!!!!!e:!!!!!!!'!!'!!"'' . . . ' . • HUE South VIet 'Nam (UP!) - A gasoline • !lrencllllf Budd· htat nun Who addressed a Jetter to Presl~t Jolms!!D .bunted herself "' dealb 'here Sullday ln an efl!ll'lto .el)lbarrass the pro • Ullll!ld S,lates So.uth VI~ oamese gov"nment of Premier Ngoyen Cao Ky. The nun ...,led out lbe act of oelf.Immolalion outside a pa· goda In this nbelllous clly center of the opposltlon to Ky'a regime. '· renche . Letter to I ·.•,J'Qbnloq , llle nun kfl bebln\1 ., I~· ,IIi UlllteQ Nations Sec, .~ GeJI9ral Tbant and Viet··.18mese ~ ol Slate Nguyen '' ov;m· 'lbletL ' • , · .n the lint oelf·lmmo;~u ; iiDee the regime of rM<!Iil"* Nile DiDh Diem • :1 lillotLlo 1111, , , .'r•The act of seU-destructlon : . ieame alter government forces ·:litre re)IO!<Ilid ready to take · "cOntrol {d ·Hue under an agree. ii!ent worked out by Ky and wu Nguyen Cbanb Thl. The death of the aun Thanh Quang 50 observm feared could signal a wave of self· immolations throughout the country sucb as those wblch preceded the overthrow of the Diem regime. Tile lelf·lm . mcllaUon taok plloe al the Dtea De l'agoda 1plrllul <tlltOr of tho V~· .... Bnddldsla lad beadqurten el Trl Qaang. The Budd· I-2Bes~id!!es~addresslog~~!_ll~ll!!ette~r~tol__..,.:~·~~~~~V~ie~ln~am~e~s"_e~Ge!'n.L___~hta~l~lea~d~er~•ald~~reee~a~ll)'~llull If aeeeuor)' lie ·~ approte U<J'lfletag d!e liVes tl vojl!ll· leer moab alld .IIJ file to pioteal tile Ky nlfme ud Alllerleal tappOI'I ,of lt. ~ mother auperior 'of ·the dead·nun said the olin had wan~ ed to burn beroell to deatb ·Frl· doy ln front of lbe American Comulate. lOll monka ended. , The immolation came tw, daya after sludenta ID&ered !If Presldtnl Jobnson'a refusal to withdraw BUppqrt fNDi Itt• govemmenl II!Cked IIIII btlraed lbe Ulllted Slates I!do!'llllo lion Service Library -iD Hue. The American Consulalt •.._ been closed and all AIMrlwl . The monk threw lleraelf onto citizens except lor lbe ,AIIIerlo a plle of blazing ldndllnl at the can Consul and five kl)r '.t!Q; pagoda and died as a 43-bour ployes have beeD evaCuate~~ ___ aall-to_::..ver_mne __nt_fa_sl-.-'by'-so-me _ _ _rro_m_the __clly...:.;,._ _ _ _.;..._;,·~'! · '·~ NEWS~ ' BRIEFS I' rangements were judged and Miss Judy Butcher. daughter!I ribbons awarded to Mrs. Mary or Mr. and Mrs. Ira Butcher, Jane Goebel, Mrs. Lois McCa1n, 1 won the senior award for out. I Mrs. Patricia Goebel alld Mrs. standing work in music given I Doris Davis. 1 SATURDAY, MAY 21 by the Athens Women's Music The traveling prize was woo I "YOUNG FURY" Club at its meeting held In by Mrs. Lois McCain. , Rory Calhoun Refreahmenls were served to ~· Virginia Msyo Athens Monday evening. (Te-rhnicolor) Mi" Butcher is a piano stu- one guest, Mrs, Howard Cald· - anddent of George Katz and will well, Jr., and 17 members. The " A BOY TEN FEET graduate from Oblo June meeting will be held at TALL" June 5. She plans to do the home of Mrs. Charles Carr. Edward G. Robinson (Color) ate work at the !llllversity. Also reeeivlng a sclu>larl:hip I to the Summer Music Clinic Ohio University was ~:~~~:~1 King, of Rutland, a tr Pomeroy, Oldo ist He was accompanied I Sabra Canaday of Rutland. TONIGHT & SATURDAY is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Char· The 32nd anniversary of For· "TOWN TAMER• les King of Rutland. -Technicolorest Rose Council, Daughters of Dana Andrews Terry .Moore America, was observed and In· ''LIVING IT UP" ANNOUNCE REVIVAL spection held Tuesday evening - TechnicolorMASON A revival will be· at the regular meeting. Dean Martin, Jerry Lewi11, Janet Leigh gin at the Mason Baptt.t A large cake iced In white sion Sunday, May 29th and CO!Jo de<orated In blue and red SUNDAY, MONDAY tlnue through June 5th. Serv- with the inscription, Happy ond TUESDAY ices will be held in the . Forest Rose CounMoy 29-30-31 Hall In Mason, Sunday was served with a potluck "THE FLIGHT OF ings at lt and each evening at dinner preceding the meeting. THE PHOEIIIX" Rev. Harry K. Morris, pas- Grace Swan, councilor, pre-- TedutirolorJames Stewart. Rkbard Ar tor of the First Baptist Church sided and the meeting opened len, Ernest Borgnine. Dan in Bronte, Texas, will be in ritualistic form. State offi. Duryea evangelist. Everyone is cers, Edith Wakely, district ColorCirtoon Iy invited. deputy, Edith Betzing, aaaocl· ~iiiiiiiii=--=====;;;/•te slate councilor, Iva Stacy, Sherry Jackson Sl Tl Anniversary of Dof ACouncil Held Tuesday MEIGS THEATRE D a: B Heath Circle Ends Year with Luncheon Event R I J Let us never forget those who have paid the supreme sacrifice of citizenship! In observance of Memorial Day, our bank will not transad bu1inns on Men. llay, MIJy 30. Open Friday Nights 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK I SeTVing Meigs County for over 94lJ'a11 .I POMEROY RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System i • Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation The Afternoon Circle of Heath Methodist Church completed its year's activities with a luncheon Thursday afternoon In the ehurcb d!Ding room. Spring flowers decorated the luncheon tables and lbe hostesses, Mr•. M. L. French, Mrs. Wayne Gibbons; Mrs. C. A. Emmish and Mrs. Nan Moore, served t h e meat, dessert and coffee. Guests included Mrs. C. L. Wood of Knoxvllle, Tenn., Mrs. M. C. Wilson and Miss Frieda Faehnle. Mrs. Mildred Zeigler gave the table grace. Mrs. David l!ntsminger preoented the final leBOon from the study book, ''The Acts, Then and Now." She pointed to the Book of Acts as a guidepost for Christian living, for the past as well as modern day society. She stressed the Importance of church mission program, ae the total ou(rJ!aeh of the chut'l!h. Mrs. Everett Davis gave the treasurer's reporl In the absence of Mrs. Nan Moore and gave a reoume of the year's activities and project.. T h e birthdays of five members were observed. Mrs. Wayland, chairman, reported on the rummage sale and thanked members for cooperation during the past year. She named a committee for an entry ill lbe regatta parade in· eluding Mrs. Bruce Uoyd, Mrs. Waller Hay.., loin. Wayne Gibbons and Mn. EnleraoD JOIIH. Mill Ben Sanborn dlseuaed the alody boob for next year. The meetlng was closed wltb the "Lord's Prayer" &IV· ell ID UlllaOD. ' Rusk Warns Communists U.S. is Firm The Dodge Qoys are dealin' the bottom ,out of prices to putyou in the ISAlf. Ahead of the ..,.,1.,· tl)e great Dodge breed. Drive your ~n ~-1rgajip a;J O.rt. Coronet, Polara, MonacO or Charaer. the good guys. You can ten M"ll I · &·Second ~--~----------------' · ·. ,. 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