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Mrs. James Hartinger TONIGHT thru TUESDAY Rollin !Butch) Pullins ed. and children. Lt. CoL Harting· "FATHER GOOSE" to his home , Thurston Attending were Mrs. Earl er is on a four-month training Cary Grant Leshe Caron 1t ecbnicolor ) evening, after spending Shumaker and Mr. and Mrs. session in Florida. Mrs. AUens~ - andveral days with his grandpar· Delbert Robinson and Dean of worth will stay with her grand· "'TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" Mr. and Mrs. 'loUin New Lexington ; Mr. and Mr8. children while Mrs. Hartinger Hayley Mills John Mills (Technicolor) Bearhs. Robert Shumaker, son Steve joins her husband in Florida Dr. and Mrs. E A. Tracy of and niece, Yvonne of Somerset; for several days. Persons from fat al\d near "Lovi-for our Fellowman and old familiar choruses WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY Columbus spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fink and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore turned Sunday to ·altend for God." eacll stanza.. 1nd FRIDAY with his mother. Mr<. E. J. Danny, Dale and Drena and !Virginia Lyons Clifford) have South Betbe) El!B The afternoon servl.co began A plcnl 1 h Aug. 3-4-S Tracy. Mrs. James Smith and Marsha moved to their trailer home in , Homecoming al Silver with Rev. YoUng In cbarge, and the slielte~ ~=se ~;s "CHEYENNE AUTUMN" Rich ard Widm ark Mrs. Frank C•lbetzor and Melissa of Columbus: Mr. Gallipolis A capacity filled' boose, the song leader, Mrs. Faye Wa.t· ~jth alatge rilimber 'of Carroll Baker Streetsboro and William Koesel and Mrs. ~orman Fisher, Senef many seatl!d and standing son, leading .the congregation m residents and old (Tt't!hnicolor) Cleveland were caville, Mr. and :drs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons side heard an inspirational the song. "VIctory in J••u:'·" rtici Hng. Those coming - and''THE WOMAN WHO guests of Mrs. Welby Whaley. Fisher, Cambridge. ~d son: Johnny, have gone to ternoon program by A songfest followed. !eatur1hg I :::' fie 00n service WOULDN'T DIE" Mrs. Welby Whaley . WisconSin for a Ylllli w1th her sin in ~Pil and lhe · The Gospel Four Quartet, Mr. Y or . e a ~ Gary Men ill daughters, Mrs. Frank Cal bet· M~. and Mrs. Pete Nibert and parents and other relatives. by gReg ~ · s eel and Mrs Garrett Christy the .entertamed wt.th taRed Jane Merrow . Tina and Todd Gallipolis; Mr. v. mos w ' · , of' Lo' songs by the former '"':ii~~ -:i:::ii::i::::i::i::::i::i::::i::i::::~ f zor and Mrs. KarI Grueser v~ ' Miss Carol Scott Holzer It was believed to be largest Coe Children 8 Quartet ~ ramlly Trio" of SUver 1"" .., sited Saturday afternoon. with and Mrs George Crary, Atlanta, . ' · end he h tr'dg the Williard Ebenbach Mrs Gladys Cuckler at Hol•er Georgia . Mr. and Mrs. Grant Hospital School of Nukrsmdg stu-th crowd to all I omecom· ' e, h DI Attending . from a · Smith and Terry John and dent, spent the wee en WI lng in recent years. Quintet of C ester, Rev. a e were Mrs. Fern Swank of Pomeror. Ohto HospitaL H I Mike Reedsville:' Mr and Mrs. her parent,, Mr. and Mrs. Paul The day's services "'"'an with Thornlnn, pastor, and Rev. 1'011 Mrs VaBSIII Diller of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry ass er • Scott Miss Scntt is doing her ~. Dwight Spencer of the Chester ', · R nd M and daughter. returned to their Reed Crary, Long Bottolm; Mrd affil;;,le work at the Athens the Sunday Schooel hour at 9.45 Church of GOO, and the Lexington, ev. a rs. LAST TIME TONIGHT home Co)umbus Saturday after and ~Irs. Robert Warns ey an , I a.m ., Supt. Norman Bahr, m Lottridge Youth Choir. ter Fro<! of Belpre, Mrs. Soupy Sales in a se;eral days visit wilh, his June Ann and J. R., Mr. and State Hosptta , I cbarge. A children's program Dresher of Athens, Rev. "BIRDS DO IT" grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Mr.t Donald Mora and Sally, Mrs. Kenneth McElhinny and was presented led by Mrs. Mil· Rev. Sweet delivered the af·1 Mrs. Menzel Snuth, Mr. With Tab Hunter Harry Keiser. Davad, Rhea, Mark and ~ary, family have gone on a vacat 1cn dred Lipsy. rhe forenoon ternoan mess&ge on the subject. Mrs. Herman Warner, of •nd Dons Dowling - plusMrs. Willi am Fisher entered Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wilder- trip to Florida. ship service featured the Gospel "Be not Cooformed." roy, all!l many from . COLORCARTDONS Meigs General Hospital Sunday muth, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl 1\!oFour Quartet of Walton, W. Mr. and Mrs. Christy were town' and communities: Adm1ssion: 40e and 75c .,. observatwn and treatment: ra and Mrs. Crary, Pomeroy. The ~· r"nd M~\ Donald va., and Mr. and Mrs. joined by Mrs. Faye Walsqn for was described by thooe lit 1 WEDNESDAY I. THURSDAY Gene DeWees spent the week· :c~he~r •• ~::;;:0 t~rough Christy of Grove City, with a closing special n~ber, "The ober_ge as, "A day spent In the A"SI· 34 end with relatives and was ac· P<>rtsmouth with her sister and t t h th cia I numbers in song, Old CounJry Churcb, m wbicb serv1ce of oor Lord, ·o u r · NOT OPEN companied home by Mrs. De· brother-in-law, Rev. and Mrs. western hsa elstw ere •Y . by the message by the 1111! congregation joined in the cburcb, and our community." FRIDAY orld SATURDAY . .d d Lester Taylor and family who \oJStl Wit rea Jves. 5erv!ces f ol<tli8nlls im r~· , . dOwers ·' Aug; ~-6 "RA~ING FEVf!R" - Technicolorloe Morrion Barbara Biggart "THE MONEY TRAP" El:ke Sommer Glenn Ford Rita Haywor th SUNDAY, MONDAY •nd TUESDAY Aug. 7-8-9 "THE SINGING NUN" -Techmcolor- Debbie Reynolds Ricardo Montalban AgnE's Moorehead Colorcartoonl Wees and children, Dava an Karen who spen t severa I with her parents Mr and Mrs Everett Thom~s. Locust st: and with relatives in Middleport. Mrs Floyd Mescher and sons, Chris and Paul returned to their home, Lebanon Sunday, after a weeks visit with her sister and brother·m·law, Mr. and John Mitch and family . Miss Betty Leonard ~eturned home Sunday, aft.r a VISit at , h d wi!J be continued at the Rev. Jack Young e accompanied her orne an Pia' . 'th h pot't Church of Christ during ms. His sermon topic · was spent the evemng WI er par· h' b ents. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Leo· IS a sencP.. COMPLETES COURSE . nard . Gwynn and Lynn Reynolds, PriY'Ote First Class CarloS E. M d Mrs John Bowen of daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Val SWisher, 25, w!lose wile, Palrl· Bra~en~~. Fla.· spent a day last Reynolds .o.r. Morg~ntown, W. cia, lives on Route 1, ~~lllpolif:l, week with Mr. and Mrs. John Va., are VISJhng their grandpar- completed an ammwution ~­ T 11 ents. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rey· cords course at the Army M!se~~. ·and Mrs. Ray Hines and loold$. sile and MuniUons School,~­ SOilS, David and Doug of Belpre Charles Neal, who Is empliy· stone Arsenal, Ala., July '!'2· were weekend guests of their ' ed at the Fairfield School for Swished 18 the son of Mrs. Alice parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Boys, spent the weekend with II. Swisher, RA>ute 1• Cheshll'<. Hines and Mrs. Marie Chapman. Mrs. Neal, who is recuperating SALE PLANNED Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hines and from a recent Illness. The DAV Auxiliary will sons of Belpre visited Sunday . . · afternoon, with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davts and son, Brent, 1 rummage sale at the DA.V John Terrell. have returned to Daytona ball, Aug. U-13. M nd Mrs William Wen· Beach, Fla. Brent haa been the articles may coptacl lfrs, nin:· r~urned their home, guest of his father and grand· ward Spencer or Mrs. Gordon CinclnnaU Monday ' after a mo~erlhMrs. ~•ry He I~ Dav- I W~•..I..re...iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..,iiii weekend visit with their aunt, 15 or e pas SJX wee 5 • ll Mrs. Jacob Gleckner Mr. and Mrs. William Alfred Gleckner of Canton Is and children, Kathy, Debbie, spending a week at his farm, Sherry and Kevin have returnCherry Ridge and with his mo- ed from a week's vacation at !her, Mrs. Jason Gloeckner. Myrtle Beach, S. C. Mr8. Don Newell and <laugh· DAUGHTER BORN ter, Vickie, Middleport, attend· Mr. and Mrs. Norman V. ed a birthday dinner in honor Dowler, Jr. of Mount Pleasant of Mrs. Alva Newell and son· Addition, Mineral Wells, W. in-l:lw, Lewis Dailey held at Va .. announce the birth of Lake Hope recently. their first child, a daughter Richard Flowers, Jr., of Lin· weighing I lbs. In the St. Jos- coin Park, Mich., spent t b e1 eph Hospital in Parkersburg, weekend wlth Mrs. Newell and Saturday, July 30th at 11 :22 family. p.m. named Krista Ann Dowler. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Hubert L. LaDeaux of Pomeroy Star Route, and ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Dowler of Park· ersburg. Maternal great grand· Simplicity marked the mother is Mrs. Lillie Starcher ding of David RusseD Lyons, of Mmersville, and paternal son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ly. great grandparents are Mr. and oos, Broadway St., Middleport, Mrs. Leo C. LaDeaux of New· B' "4ary Ann McKenzie dati~h- 1 1 ark, W. Va. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kenzie, Pomeroy. HAVE DINNER The YOWl! of the ceremony Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner enter. read the Rev. Howard tained with a dinner Sunday, at Ruppel! on , July her home, Oak St., Pomeroy. the First Present were Mr. and Mrs. an Churcb at 4 p.m. Attendlanls !I William Wenning of Cincinnati ; were his father, Russell Lyons, Alfred Gloeckner, Canton ; Mr. and his sister, Miss Carol and Mrs. Lloyd Moore and ons . . sons, Gary and Dennis, Pon,.. l Mr. Lyons is an art tea.chE:r !I roy and the hostess. the Gallia County School Owens of Parkersburg, W. Va. and is a graduate We can now offer our customers the best banking service available. That means Complete Banking Service. You can let us handle everything from Checking Ac· counts to Safety Deposit Boxes .. .. .. confidently. I I l Qli.Je~~S ~~~ - ......."" 01110 Member Federol Deposit Corporation ~""thai WE HAVE IN STOCK MANY ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. FOR THOSE HARD TO FIND SUPPLIES BE SURE AND CHECK WITH US. PLUMBING SUPPUES WE STOCK BRAND NAME MATERIALS ing needs. We will be Klad To Gi•• You The BHI to help you plan or de- 111 for your plumb· si&n yuur system and make recommendations on what materiab to Use and where to use them. KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. PHONE 992-3748 • ~\'t ·servlee lor neli be~ · ·l · meellng and 1 ; by Frt!llc!B MIDDLEPORT, ceived his High BS degree School.at He reUniversity. The new Mrs. ons is a senior at Pomeroy school. The couple will reside in Gallipolis. CONFINED TO HOSPITAL Jasoo Adams, brother of Mrs. Charles Neuman of S)'I·a.,,se,[l JS confined to the Veterans Hospital in Coral Gables, Florida. He is on tbe sixth floor. HOLDING SERVICES Salvation healing services are being held eacb evening ex· cept Monday and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the Liberty Thea· Ire in Middlepodt. Evangelists are Fred and Edythe Beadle, WORLD . atteM, ., , and RUeste . Mri c M H hnel)', w~ry Davl~," Mr.." Davtcl ' .... 1 Entsminger, Mrs, M.,J,.. Frel!cb, 1 , HaUii! Zon'~le, ,••· Nellie , '""'!\" Mrs. Max Roi!Or, 1!11')!. Elizabeth DaVIs Ftsher, Mra:' 0. Fisher, Mrs. .'Walter , Hayes, Miss Frl~a Faehllle. .c. A: MEmmlslt, .·Mrs, M. t W1 Jll)bert Coats 'son, rs, , ' ', E. D. Rail, Mrs. David Mn. Arthur Skinner, Anderson, Mrs. Mrs. Edward Ml~ . Harrte M. Smith, William Morris, Mrs. Emel'SOII· Jones, Mra. Garen StaMbury, · Mri.· James Tit. us, 1\frs· Harley and Mrs· Forrest '• ,I '\ A Good Time To Buy The Furniture You're NHcling At A RHI ' Savings. Living Room - Bed Room - Dining Room - Chairs • Tables. Lots of Early American Furniture At Sile Prices. Drive To Elberfelds- Use The Free Perking Lot Across From · The Second Street Entrance. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY FINAL CLEARANCE ON w-..chllclrons SHOES IIG BIG SAVINGS FOR YOU ' THE SHOE BOX Mfdcfl-rt '' Fr~day and Saturday August 5-6 SEE · THURSDAY'S SENTINEL FOR. THE MANY, MANY VALUES OFFERED BY YOUR ·LOCA·L MERCHANTS FOR THESE TWO BIQ DAYS: ·r ' ' ' L ' " ,, '' MAKE YOIJR .PLANS· . TO SHOP: ¥QUR. 'LQ.~~l · STQ,~:~'~ ;. 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Mlnllt "''"' end select harOwood 1ol Wflh IWIIPkll lines anQ , meUc IPNkltl' pllle, $459.95 Tiltl By SOD .4 Dr. 8 c:yllnder. aute matte: trans RMflo and htater, power st•ring ftlte w•ll tires. THE N!WPORT MODEL LK 6541 AuthenUc O.nl1h 26" BOy's or Girl's 63 Ford Galaxie DANISH MODERN ,r," I" MOWER SAlE! el8"2Cvcle ~~:at_ • 2211 4 cycIe 3 H.P. Reg. 64.18 • Riding Mower~::; • Riding Mower:~ It 100 Stotlon Wagon, 4 dr. 1•;." f!..t.l. e'"'Cf uscncARlOt &..l:uot I SVCOIIIOI't Sit. Mldll-rl' (DEALER ·N. 2ND AVE. .. . $234: �-' I ' ' e ' ,,' - 7]-.:'~~<0"1 ' • 0., AIJC. S, :l98e ' Shakerattlerolt Get smdother ro!lt/ig.' ·'' W1th a new-car loan. •' ' l ook under BANKS iir" LOANS. In th~ " YELLOW PAGES. Wbere.ol l your t.ngers del the walking. River News fhree speed sportster w1tb fmJSh , hi r1ser handlebars and em- 1 bussed Jeopard skm banana saddlt!. Froot and rear caUper hand brake~ · chrome nms. mud guards and. I'~U'estone hres, 20 mchea HI-RISER Styled for GIRLS 'l'irt$fOfte· :.~. ' ,. , ":!l oth ' \ 20" Junior Ml !'" : ''" 65 Dodge Dart ADMIRAL 2 Dr. 270 Series, 6 cylinder, standard trans., radio and heater COLOR T.V. cvllnder. automatic trans. Redia & Sparklmg wh1te enamel·~· framP w1th chrome plated .. fenrlrrs, r1ms and handlebatlt '~ '1 Jt e "1cker basket, btg blk(' gem for _easy pedahnl(. 64 Chevrolet Bel1ir 4 Dr. 8 $42·95 IM1ttr, air conditioned, whitewall tires. Like new IN CARTON 65 Pontiac G.T.O. 6Jt(JUIIIW' ~2 New! Advanced Q·26 Chass•s, Ford Gal. 500 4 dr. I cyl At Trans , P U.rlng, r1dio 1nd heat•r 64 Ford Custom Rare-Earth 2 Door, 6 Cyl. Std. Trans R&H. White Side Wtlls. t Door Htrdtap. 6 cyl Phosphors! Fully eqnipperl w1th 3 speed sht{t. front and rear tahpPr brl'tkes, new style headli ght, whJ!f>wall ILres, chrome plaiPd fenders 64 Ford Fairlane 500. 2 Dr. H~rdtop, I ~YI· and tounst bH~ indero Radio & huter, WhiNwall tires. TENNIS SHOES I . ~ • For All The I'IIIIIIJ "Tilt-Out" ContiOI Center! " $j ..J7 ,. ' Modtr~ • for HIY hand· 'JtWil..tUnlnet Tilh OUI Of OUI ~, lotenallollll 63 Mercury IJDII(i l.' • SPECIAL! Control! ~ tetl XOII Wllf'l'l up ot coot -fown colors, ldjustlnl Custom 2 Door Hardtop Power Steering and lrakaa. Automatic trans. Black & Whitli Color Fidelity Columbus t.••• ·. 23" CONSOLE log. f219.95 tlon! '~·· ""'· ' I While TheJ LM ' . RAPlO &T.V. · to ------ - ~ klddl~~pllttl~, 1 lllf GIUitr/lf .JirGfr• us th ompt 64 Ford Galllxie - 500. 4 Dr. I cvllndtr, auto. trans. R1dfo and heater, PGWf'r atevring, whlttw1A tires. 63 Chevrolet lol AI,.., 4 Dr 6 cvl. Standard tr•ns Whlte wall ,,..... 60 !OtudPb,.lr•r Llrk .,vv VI, st•ndard !llhtft ltttm for Ptrr.ct reprodu~ "Wilso~·· "'' Dump Truck. a cyllnd•r S sPMd tram. 2 speed rear axle. Long whNI baH With 3 Stogo I.F, lllht tor flne.furntlurt lOok I IN CARTON 64 Ford F-700 tna In 1enu1n. Mlnllt "''"' end select harOwood 1ol Wflh IWIIPkll lines anQ , meUc IPNkltl' pllle, $459.95 Tiltl By SOD .4 Dr. 8 c:yllnder. aute matte: trans RMflo and htater, power st•ring ftlte w•ll tires. THE N!WPORT MODEL LK 6541 AuthenUc O.nl1h 26" BOy's or Girl's 63 Ford Galaxie DANISH MODERN ,r," I" MOWER SAlE! el8"2Cvcle ~~:at_ • 2211 4 cycIe 3 H.P. Reg. 64.18 • Riding Mower~::; • Riding Mower:~ It 100 Stotlon Wagon, 4 dr. 1•;." f!..t.l. e'"'Cf uscncARlOt &..l:uot I SVCOIIIOI't Sit. Mldll-rl' (DEALER ·N. 2ND AVE. .. . $234: �. f, ''. J.'' w':::~thewr= !e:: World of Religion ~~· · ·'Law ofthe Land' is Key · ~time~:~-~~ ~Many'Pr3ttAtifit· the could not .., . ~ety Notts ;::..;~:::;:. For . · ~y f - - - - - -·-1 ToR~ Individual Freedom ' ' i ~e ilol-l)alty Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middlepo~ 0., Aug. s. 1968 :: pnclilm. king Mr. IIIII 111'1. Joe Turller IllBY JDERONYMIIUS 1101111<1! ibe birth Ill daulbler, ft1r1HD llllten ...... lbe • Lori FIJ, bam July II, at SL llalldfd a.laoalt< ..UedJJberly Joseph'• HOI!pllll, Partenburg, Aad tad:ool 1be door will a w. Va. ' ' ' I I ~ l d i 11 ,. ' 1· ' ·• 1 : I . could be tranBpOI'Ied by ~e- be lakeD or lmprilol!ld Or dl5. 111b1t llli:lpll. ·M:cn· back or ealtle 'llldch lurnlsbed posseue4, or oullawld. or ,biD- 'lbe lllljoiUy t1 U.S. 1111 local elluftbel CO!lirid tllelr own transport. And they ilbed,· ® IN ANY WA"' Dill- lllanl CG~~&Nptkmil aN '1111 ,ilill'9e1 In , remained In !llll8ll well -knll· ITROYJID - except. by lbe IIDall t:t· iiUJIIIort ·iD an lludlelt · groups wblcb made crime ~ jl!dlmenl of ~ peen milllllr1• a JW• .. , mostly · a matter of Individual or by ibe law of the land; Willi · concern. So that they were not lbebaidi fer thll"statell' lte1~' '1111! ll•. ona · eaaclllll(l:)~nll:~ll lllterested ID laws of crime and wbich •aa lbe American eo..~ atanda ,0111; frOm 1 .. property> Bu1 they were jeat· tuUon and Tbe Bill of Rf&bis, pJbllabed tbla weak by ous of their rlgbts and their was to ~ lbe door eplnot Natlpllal laws concernool the rlghts and aU bat the free EDIIII8d., '"nni . IIIII prlvUeges of the individual ra- And possibly ·some c1q wileD LDfiow::ii ·~t," tiler lben any obllgat!Olls to 8 lbe present ~dnesi p8l8et report ~ lltatiatiCI ruler or a govermnenL And In l!lto hlatory and the CoilltiiU- !J!•Inlh• Prol!ll*nt dl!l<rldD•1:~~ successive stages these Gaels, ~ Jiel:omes an 1Dslr1llllent cif ,llnnL Gotes, Celts arrived In ll:ngland fireemeDI rather than ell-. 11 shows lbel ~~~~jdj;;.,t;~ and broushl with them' tbelr Ilion, and the Bill of Rlabll, to 1beJr fOJIII'f!ClttiiM rules of conduct, and their the average cltilen, mon IbiD than 400 Qte!Dben · · theory of government by dis- ail occasion for a aew memotlal of them Irate fewer cussioo or Parliament Unwrll- afiunp, we can turn that lltate- memberl. Ottly ~~~~=~::: ten for many years, these ~ key 1D the lock on ae 11011 out of el&ht batt aa rules became known as the .Qore and reach that condlllnn u 1 0110 people an 111 rnlla. "law of King AUred," the law e1 freedom envisioned by those ' Melli l!llulllladpll ' slllloly tey, '11lat 80110 mfP1 eater bill tho ll'ee • Stepbeu VIncent lletltt's otell>1y key wao not ene of metol, not even the "golden key to paradise" of Jnbn Milton. His statoly tey wu a very simple one, knowa as "law." And lbe belief Ill a "government not of men, but of laws." Since the earliest days ol governments, there have been attmnpta to secure pennanence J>y th use of a code of law. Neorly four thousand years before a ruler of Babylon had given his subjects a code of laws. Five centuries later Mos- ofof~E~d!:ward~~tbe~Co~nf~ess~or~,~·~·~stout~:_·~hear~ted~meu~~of_!I'IU~._,.!Sm~a!~l~CDII~DI!'i~.. !n~Ho~w~~~~~~~illl~~~~!'!,~ es became "lbe law·giver" with the rules given In the book of Deuteronomy. And there was law of the Medes and the Pers' ians the Roman Law the rules of tbe Repoblic of G;..ece, the Edicts of Constantine, and numerous other attempts to form regulations for human Mr. and Mn. RaleJah Heller, of Akron ~ lbe birth of a IOD, Charles Kellb, July 12. GriUidparenta ere Mrs. Mabel Heller of Reedsrille, and Mr. and Mn. WUbur Sprague of Tuppen Plains. Mrs. Mabel Het;zer and Mr. and Mn. Frank BISe and flml. ly SJ>ODI the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Marton Hetzer of Toledo. ho Recent visitors In 111 e me of Mrs. Rushla Sh~w~gwlwe:: Mr. and Mrs. H. · ·• of New castle, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stslnaker and fiiJIII. 11111 Jy, of Sabina, Ohio, Mr. Mrs. J. W. Stalnaker and Karen of Marietta, Mr. and Mn. Blaine Newell of Athens, and and Mr. and Mn. Cllll'IM Ashcraft and chlldren of Akron. Mrs. Nettie Cowdery II vlslllng with her daUShter, Mrs. Bartblemas, of Columbus. Mrs. Allee Branstorm of Toledo, has returned home after conduct spending several days with her But n.one of these lawa were sister, Mrs. Edna K. Stewart, concerned with eslabllshing l!ld brother, A. B. Kibble. freedom lor the Individual. Bill Fraley,, Portsmouth, None attempted to limit the spent a week w1th his SISter, power of the ruler or provide Mrs. Bull Green and lamUy. lor that government of laws Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wallace, not men Belpre, called on Mr. and Mrs. Tbe l~w of the Medes and Jim Ruth Sunday evening. Persians was "immutable" onKay Balderson recently eel~ 1y in that it forbade the ruler brated h.er .5tb birthday with a to chause a once made declslamlly plcmc. ion and so forbade any chance Sheila and Mike King of Bel· of 'appeal. The Roman law pre, visited wlth their COU!In, was mostly of the rights of proPamela Congrove. perty and of property owners. Mr. and Mrs. Le~ Stone of Tbe rules of the Greek Repul>Cieveland were ViSitors of her llc substituted dictatorship by IJ8I'Oilll, Mr. and Mrs. Earl majority for dictatorship by Humphrey. a few. Only the code of Moses, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Boring, el all ancient law applied Patty and Mike spent_ Sunday at equally to all men, 'whether rul· Old Man's Cave. ers or citizens. The Mosaic law Debhle and Robin Morton, has served to preserve . llu! Belpre spent several days with Jewish peoples aa a nation lheit grandparents, Mr. and lbrousb thousands of years of and Mrs. Dorsal Rlohol. adversity persecotlon and Mr. and Mrs. Millon Tuttle, eJ<'Ie ' of cambridge were overnight ~tit. the advent of the Holy guests of Mrs. Helen Archer. Roman Empire and the ex· Mr. and Mn. Danny McCoy tension of the 'laws of I be of Hockingport are 8Dll0uncmg Mediterranean aection I n t o the birth of a daughter. Grand· 1 Euope Itself came the doctrine parents ere Mr. and Mrs. Vlrd of "divine r~ht of KiJJ&s," and Slnlth of Reedlville. complete government by men. But sometime before the beginlllng of authentic history a different type of people began a migration !rom somewhere ID Asia into Northern Europe. 1 Those peoples owned very UtSlD!day School attendance on tie of property; only that whlcb July 31 was 69. Offering waa --- - - -- · $14.27. Worship services were July 26 at the borne of Alma held at 10:45 with the R~ . 1 Swartz With an attendance of Cislo. · J4 ' 11. Eleanor Boyles, president, Randy Dillinger and Vickie ' was In chll'ge of the business Carr of the local church ' meettng when the sweeper apent Iasl week at the Lancast· committee reporled and varier Youth Camp at Lanruter. ous money raisins projects Mra. Dale (Janice) Kuhn, were discussed. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MU·,. Nellie Parker~ an Interestlard Swartz is a surgical pa· ·mg program on Strausers No lient In ~ Camden • Clark 'More," illustrating with the l{ospitill at Parkersburg. ,world globe with readings and Tbe Albert Young family re- 1discussion. The hostess, assist· runion will be held In the ed by her granddaughter, Susan Woode srove on Sonday, Aug. 7. ,Swarl2, served rcfresbments to The 'Yost children of Sugar ithe 11 members and three Grove jlre vlsiUng their fll'and· guests. Tbe next meeting wlll parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Harry be beld on Tuesday, Aus. t6 GUihrie and Mr. and Ml'l!. Tom at the home of NeU1e Parker, rost. with Genevieve Guthrie, proJohn Follrod of Mt. SJer. gram leader. IIDg left Friday for his home ---after spending some lime Texas' Brewster County is tolth bla nieces, Nina Robin- larger than Connecticut and son and Clara Follrod. Rhnde Island combined. Susan Swartz of William.. lown, W. Va., spent several Owls depend on sound more days Iaot week with ber grand- I than sight to help them catch parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart llheir prey. Jwarl2. - --, . WSCS held Its regular '11le first greet U.S. depres· :neetlng on Tuesday e•ening ' sion eccurred Ill 18S7. Alfred • Notts SoCiety r, :7 . .n .. ,: ,l !: ,.·ri:;: ' ' f-,rmy to Ita : ;..1]:. ' J SPECIAL SAVINGS .... FOR AUG. 4-5-6• ,, t; :.:J;J; , 1 • MARKET '', • Opening Day Specials . ..I tC ' . M lb~ ~ Sale Speeials!! Gracieel Good Quality Beell rty Somel Gracltd ~. Quahty 8Hf l CAT T , SIZES 10 TO 16 0.. J l i Holves erSilcH R Ll D 1.9'9 SINGLE CONTROL Try Some Of Our Budget STOKELY'S FAMILY SIZE TOMATO CATSUP 4 :..o;-H •1.00 II PIU.SBURY BUnERMILK BISCUITS 12 •1.00 ~ Nylon Hose Sale Salel Ladies' Ice ·ream1 %gallon~ • ~: •1.08 79 < ...: FairmCint Flintily Sla ,.· 9· C. fr • I ' ~,. -· · · .~ ?· . . ,. ' ' 46 ~~_: . '_/ . S.V.al Flaven •• 3 u: • I l '¥~-' "e~-t . Sizes · IV. to 1-1 • • • _ j; . I VISIT OUR DOMESTICS DEPT. r .j . Sale lOO'o Foam Famovs "HOPE" s. yards 45u I:Jnllluched Mushn._ • Your Choice • ~Carton _ __....;· '!~; l .• ' ' - ~.-' ,.,, .. Men's Plain Toe ' WORK SHOE ~- - $J.99 ' PAIR ·s9c ' ' II• 7tt I 0"' ' , ' ... '"' -- - -.- - ~ .' ' I ..-.-s.~6itTatp. • ' ,, ..._. -.. . .., ' ..<· • . ··· ..J: ' ' ' ·--I t .· . ·I Turn The Page:· ; ' For More Sa.f?i~s!3.. ... -' . l .,·; " • ' '....,, J Den't MiN ThltL oi. ''· . ' Special Purchasel. 4 ych. $1 COTTA•E CHEESI, • $2.00 ·: • I Bed Pillows :$1.00 • Men's Dress Straw Hats Regular 2.98 · sale 1.50 Regular 1.98- sale 1.00 OR KAPOK MUSLIN 1 00 .: . • ' 2i 88( PUNCH • WHITE ASSORTED COLORS • • • ~UALITY ~,. ·· '' ·H·~uA""'\IIANR.ED .. ' ,.,., LADIES i SLIPS 7lx 108 • • • • • 1.79 Full Fitted • 1.89 81.x 99 •· . • 1.79 Jwin Fitted · · · . 1.79 Bf X108 1.89 Pillow Cases, pr. • .88 FIRST lleltCGred• . ,; 1 98 •• E. " COnON WITH SHADOW PANEL ALL WHITE MUSLIN SHEETS SEAMLESS Falrmotlt •. I, __ ,:_·, • •• .ICE CREAM . cans DEL MONTE ORANtE DRINK OR PINEAPPLE· GRAPE,UIT DRINK $1.99 Support HOSE Pork&Beans 4 !: $1.00 ·-<; LADIES SLEEPWEAR Save On Dan River &Cannon Sheets " • ' 1-lb. • . 8 88 WALTZ GOWNS SHORTY PAJAMAS ShirtWaist Dres$es trays sac DACRON & COTTON - Brushed Rayon Ladies' Henley Wash'nWear Misses' Sizes _ ,, ELECTRIC BLANKETS 2 for $5.00 SHOWBOAT FAMILY SIZE CANS • \ i PEACHES 3 ~~~ •1.00 ,, ' FULL SIZE- Slight Irregulars Misses' and hall sizes. lit. . .,t. pair ' DRESSES, 2. 98 ea. 39 '' 16 . . l I' STOKELY'S FINEST - ~-- - SAVE I Some permanent press, some wash' 'n \fear. Our Own Good Fre1h Ground 1 :;I: FLORALS STRIPES ' ' '! ..,' 44' and Ladies' Sleeveless Shirtwaist c -· 77c' WESTERN DUNGAREES SPECIAL LOW PRICB •.'I f.' I·~ BATH TOWELS Special! Boys' 13* OZ. c n.. : ••• <C. BIG, THIRSTY 22x46u Stodc Up JAMAtCA ·SHORTS. L~w'' P~I~E 'I Sale SpeeialN!l .CLEARA~!ft'LADIES' SPECIAL f f, PLASTIC DRAPES Be Here Friciay, Aug. 5-9 a. m. ' __ Salel KING SIZI! $1.80 Regular 2.29 SALE •..• '" .... Candy Bars _________ 6 FOR 1Sc .... Blue Canvas OXFO,RDS STH & PEARL STS.-RACINE • bt2.! Papulor Brlllll Reg. Sc CHILDREN'S (UIIIilliaa , Open Mon.-Fri. --· ------ 9 to I Saturday -------- ____ 8 lo 8 .,·j : •~ . bt''iQ e Opening Day Speda/s flemve4 . to nmtt A~ ~f.lgll•h - ~~ '" ' Rllht . r ,::1} ' .,;;;, • • Fui·Val" "Tiul Slore Wil~ A HClli" -~' ' .~ hit RACINE ~ ~t . :;-:: :U .... : i J I ,' �. f, ''. J.'' w':::~thewr= !e:: World of Religion ~~· · ·'Law ofthe Land' is Key · ~time~:~-~~ ~Many'Pr3ttAtifit· the could not .., . ~ety Notts ;::..;~:::;:. For . · ~y f - - - - - -·-1 ToR~ Individual Freedom ' ' i ~e ilol-l)alty Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middlepo~ 0., Aug. s. 1968 :: pnclilm. king Mr. IIIII 111'1. Joe Turller IllBY JDERONYMIIUS 1101111<1! ibe birth Ill daulbler, ft1r1HD llllten ...... lbe • Lori FIJ, bam July II, at SL llalldfd a.laoalt< ..UedJJberly Joseph'• HOI!pllll, Partenburg, Aad tad:ool 1be door will a w. Va. ' ' ' I I ~ l d i 11 ,. ' 1· ' ·• 1 : I . could be tranBpOI'Ied by ~e- be lakeD or lmprilol!ld Or dl5. 111b1t llli:lpll. ·M:cn· back or ealtle 'llldch lurnlsbed posseue4, or oullawld. or ,biD- 'lbe lllljoiUy t1 U.S. 1111 local elluftbel CO!lirid tllelr own transport. And they ilbed,· ® IN ANY WA"' Dill- lllanl CG~~&Nptkmil aN '1111 ,ilill'9e1 In , remained In !llll8ll well -knll· ITROYJID - except. by lbe IIDall t:t· iiUJIIIort ·iD an lludlelt · groups wblcb made crime ~ jl!dlmenl of ~ peen milllllr1• a JW• .. , mostly · a matter of Individual or by ibe law of the land; Willi · concern. So that they were not lbebaidi fer thll"statell' lte1~' '1111! ll•. ona · eaaclllll(l:)~nll:~ll lllterested ID laws of crime and wbich •aa lbe American eo..~ atanda ,0111; frOm 1 .. property> Bu1 they were jeat· tuUon and Tbe Bill of Rf&bis, pJbllabed tbla weak by ous of their rlgbts and their was to ~ lbe door eplnot Natlpllal laws concernool the rlghts and aU bat the free EDIIII8d., '"nni . IIIII prlvUeges of the individual ra- And possibly ·some c1q wileD LDfiow::ii ·~t," tiler lben any obllgat!Olls to 8 lbe present ~dnesi p8l8et report ~ lltatiatiCI ruler or a govermnenL And In l!lto hlatory and the CoilltiiU- !J!•Inlh• Prol!ll*nt dl!l<rldD•1:~~ successive stages these Gaels, ~ Jiel:omes an 1Dslr1llllent cif ,llnnL Gotes, Celts arrived In ll:ngland fireemeDI rather than ell-. 11 shows lbel ~~~~jdj;;.,t;~ and broushl with them' tbelr Ilion, and the Bill of Rlabll, to 1beJr fOJIII'f!ClttiiM rules of conduct, and their the average cltilen, mon IbiD than 400 Qte!Dben · · theory of government by dis- ail occasion for a aew memotlal of them Irate fewer cussioo or Parliament Unwrll- afiunp, we can turn that lltate- memberl. Ottly ~~~~=~::: ten for many years, these ~ key 1D the lock on ae 11011 out of el&ht batt aa rules became known as the .Qore and reach that condlllnn u 1 0110 people an 111 rnlla. "law of King AUred," the law e1 freedom envisioned by those ' Melli l!llulllladpll ' slllloly tey, '11lat 80110 mfP1 eater bill tho ll'ee • Stepbeu VIncent lletltt's otell>1y key wao not ene of metol, not even the "golden key to paradise" of Jnbn Milton. His statoly tey wu a very simple one, knowa as "law." And lbe belief Ill a "government not of men, but of laws." Since the earliest days ol governments, there have been attmnpta to secure pennanence J>y th use of a code of law. Neorly four thousand years before a ruler of Babylon had given his subjects a code of laws. Five centuries later Mos- ofof~E~d!:ward~~tbe~Co~nf~ess~or~,~·~·~stout~:_·~hear~ted~meu~~of_!I'IU~._,.!Sm~a!~l~CDII~DI!'i~.. !n~Ho~w~~~~~~~illl~~~~!'!,~ es became "lbe law·giver" with the rules given In the book of Deuteronomy. And there was law of the Medes and the Pers' ians the Roman Law the rules of tbe Repoblic of G;..ece, the Edicts of Constantine, and numerous other attempts to form regulations for human Mr. and Mn. RaleJah Heller, of Akron ~ lbe birth of a IOD, Charles Kellb, July 12. GriUidparenta ere Mrs. Mabel Heller of Reedsrille, and Mr. and Mn. WUbur Sprague of Tuppen Plains. Mrs. Mabel Het;zer and Mr. and Mn. Frank BISe and flml. ly SJ>ODI the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Marton Hetzer of Toledo. ho Recent visitors In 111 e me of Mrs. Rushla Sh~w~gwlwe:: Mr. and Mrs. H. · ·• of New castle, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stslnaker and fiiJIII. 11111 Jy, of Sabina, Ohio, Mr. Mrs. J. W. Stalnaker and Karen of Marietta, Mr. and Mn. Blaine Newell of Athens, and and Mr. and Mn. Cllll'IM Ashcraft and chlldren of Akron. Mrs. Nettie Cowdery II vlslllng with her daUShter, Mrs. Bartblemas, of Columbus. Mrs. Allee Branstorm of Toledo, has returned home after conduct spending several days with her But n.one of these lawa were sister, Mrs. Edna K. Stewart, concerned with eslabllshing l!ld brother, A. B. Kibble. freedom lor the Individual. Bill Fraley,, Portsmouth, None attempted to limit the spent a week w1th his SISter, power of the ruler or provide Mrs. Bull Green and lamUy. lor that government of laws Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wallace, not men Belpre, called on Mr. and Mrs. Tbe l~w of the Medes and Jim Ruth Sunday evening. Persians was "immutable" onKay Balderson recently eel~ 1y in that it forbade the ruler brated h.er .5tb birthday with a to chause a once made declslamlly plcmc. ion and so forbade any chance Sheila and Mike King of Bel· of 'appeal. The Roman law pre, visited wlth their COU!In, was mostly of the rights of proPamela Congrove. perty and of property owners. Mr. and Mrs. Le~ Stone of Tbe rules of the Greek Repul>Cieveland were ViSitors of her llc substituted dictatorship by IJ8I'Oilll, Mr. and Mrs. Earl majority for dictatorship by Humphrey. a few. Only the code of Moses, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Boring, el all ancient law applied Patty and Mike spent_ Sunday at equally to all men, 'whether rul· Old Man's Cave. ers or citizens. The Mosaic law Debhle and Robin Morton, has served to preserve . llu! Belpre spent several days with Jewish peoples aa a nation lheit grandparents, Mr. and lbrousb thousands of years of and Mrs. Dorsal Rlohol. adversity persecotlon and Mr. and Mrs. Millon Tuttle, eJ<'Ie ' of cambridge were overnight ~tit. the advent of the Holy guests of Mrs. Helen Archer. Roman Empire and the ex· Mr. and Mn. Danny McCoy tension of the 'laws of I be of Hockingport are 8Dll0uncmg Mediterranean aection I n t o the birth of a daughter. Grand· 1 Euope Itself came the doctrine parents ere Mr. and Mrs. Vlrd of "divine r~ht of KiJJ&s," and Slnlth of Reedlville. complete government by men. But sometime before the beginlllng of authentic history a different type of people began a migration !rom somewhere ID Asia into Northern Europe. 1 Those peoples owned very UtSlD!day School attendance on tie of property; only that whlcb July 31 was 69. Offering waa --- - - -- · $14.27. Worship services were July 26 at the borne of Alma held at 10:45 with the R~ . 1 Swartz With an attendance of Cislo. · J4 ' 11. Eleanor Boyles, president, Randy Dillinger and Vickie ' was In chll'ge of the business Carr of the local church ' meettng when the sweeper apent Iasl week at the Lancast· committee reporled and varier Youth Camp at Lanruter. ous money raisins projects Mra. Dale (Janice) Kuhn, were discussed. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. MU·,. Nellie Parker~ an Interestlard Swartz is a surgical pa· ·mg program on Strausers No lient In ~ Camden • Clark 'More," illustrating with the l{ospitill at Parkersburg. ,world globe with readings and Tbe Albert Young family re- 1discussion. The hostess, assist· runion will be held In the ed by her granddaughter, Susan Woode srove on Sonday, Aug. 7. ,Swarl2, served rcfresbments to The 'Yost children of Sugar ithe 11 members and three Grove jlre vlsiUng their fll'and· guests. Tbe next meeting wlll parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Harry be beld on Tuesday, Aus. t6 GUihrie and Mr. and Ml'l!. Tom at the home of NeU1e Parker, rost. with Genevieve Guthrie, proJohn Follrod of Mt. SJer. gram leader. IIDg left Friday for his home ---after spending some lime Texas' Brewster County is tolth bla nieces, Nina Robin- larger than Connecticut and son and Clara Follrod. Rhnde Island combined. Susan Swartz of William.. lown, W. Va., spent several Owls depend on sound more days Iaot week with ber grand- I than sight to help them catch parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart llheir prey. Jwarl2. - --, . WSCS held Its regular '11le first greet U.S. depres· :neetlng on Tuesday e•ening ' sion eccurred Ill 18S7. Alfred • Notts SoCiety r, :7 . .n .. ,: ,l !: ,.·ri:;: ' ' f-,rmy to Ita : ;..1]:. ' J SPECIAL SAVINGS .... FOR AUG. 4-5-6• ,, t; :.:J;J; , 1 • MARKET '', • Opening Day Specials . ..I tC ' . M lb~ ~ Sale Speeials!! Gracieel Good Quality Beell rty Somel Gracltd ~. Quahty 8Hf l CAT T , SIZES 10 TO 16 0.. J l i Holves erSilcH R Ll D 1.9'9 SINGLE CONTROL Try Some Of Our Budget STOKELY'S FAMILY SIZE TOMATO CATSUP 4 :..o;-H •1.00 II PIU.SBURY BUnERMILK BISCUITS 12 •1.00 ~ Nylon Hose Sale Salel Ladies' Ice ·ream1 %gallon~ • ~: •1.08 79 < ...: FairmCint Flintily Sla ,.· 9· C. fr • I ' ~,. -· · · .~ ?· . . ,. ' ' 46 ~~_: . '_/ . S.V.al Flaven •• 3 u: • I l '¥~-' "e~-t . Sizes · IV. to 1-1 • • • _ j; . I VISIT OUR DOMESTICS DEPT. r .j . Sale lOO'o Foam Famovs "HOPE" s. yards 45u I:Jnllluched Mushn._ • Your Choice • ~Carton _ __....;· '!~; l .• ' ' - ~.-' ,.,, .. Men's Plain Toe ' WORK SHOE ~- - $J.99 ' PAIR ·s9c ' ' II• 7tt I 0"' ' , ' ... '"' -- - -.- - ~ .' ' I ..-.-s.~6itTatp. • ' ,, ..._. -.. . .., ' ..<· • . ··· ..J: ' ' ' ·--I t .· . ·I Turn The Page:· ; ' For More Sa.f?i~s!3.. ... -' . l .,·; " • ' '....,, J Den't MiN ThltL oi. ''· . ' Special Purchasel. 4 ych. $1 COTTA•E CHEESI, • $2.00 ·: • I Bed Pillows :$1.00 • Men's Dress Straw Hats Regular 2.98 · sale 1.50 Regular 1.98- sale 1.00 OR KAPOK MUSLIN 1 00 .: . • ' 2i 88( PUNCH • WHITE ASSORTED COLORS • • • ~UALITY ~,. ·· '' ·H·~uA""'\IIANR.ED .. ' ,.,., LADIES i SLIPS 7lx 108 • • • • • 1.79 Full Fitted • 1.89 81.x 99 •· . • 1.79 Jwin Fitted · · · . 1.79 Bf X108 1.89 Pillow Cases, pr. • .88 FIRST lleltCGred• . ,; 1 98 •• E. " COnON WITH SHADOW PANEL ALL WHITE MUSLIN SHEETS SEAMLESS Falrmotlt •. I, __ ,:_·, • •• .ICE CREAM . cans DEL MONTE ORANtE DRINK OR PINEAPPLE· GRAPE,UIT DRINK $1.99 Support HOSE Pork&Beans 4 !: $1.00 ·-<; LADIES SLEEPWEAR Save On Dan River &Cannon Sheets " • ' 1-lb. • . 8 88 WALTZ GOWNS SHORTY PAJAMAS ShirtWaist Dres$es trays sac DACRON & COTTON - Brushed Rayon Ladies' Henley Wash'nWear Misses' Sizes _ ,, ELECTRIC BLANKETS 2 for $5.00 SHOWBOAT FAMILY SIZE CANS • \ i PEACHES 3 ~~~ •1.00 ,, ' FULL SIZE- Slight Irregulars Misses' and hall sizes. lit. . .,t. pair ' DRESSES, 2. 98 ea. 39 '' 16 . . l I' STOKELY'S FINEST - ~-- - SAVE I Some permanent press, some wash' 'n \fear. Our Own Good Fre1h Ground 1 :;I: FLORALS STRIPES ' ' '! ..,' 44' and Ladies' Sleeveless Shirtwaist c -· 77c' WESTERN DUNGAREES SPECIAL LOW PRICB •.'I f.' I·~ BATH TOWELS Special! Boys' 13* OZ. c n.. : ••• <C. BIG, THIRSTY 22x46u Stodc Up JAMAtCA ·SHORTS. L~w'' P~I~E 'I Sale SpeeialN!l .CLEARA~!ft'LADIES' SPECIAL f f, PLASTIC DRAPES Be Here Friciay, Aug. 5-9 a. m. ' __ Salel KING SIZI! $1.80 Regular 2.29 SALE •..• '" .... Candy Bars _________ 6 FOR 1Sc .... Blue Canvas OXFO,RDS STH & PEARL STS.-RACINE • bt2.! Papulor Brlllll Reg. Sc CHILDREN'S (UIIIilliaa , Open Mon.-Fri. --· ------ 9 to I Saturday -------- ____ 8 lo 8 .,·j : •~ . bt''iQ e Opening Day Speda/s flemve4 . to nmtt A~ ~f.lgll•h - ~~ '" ' Rllht . r ,::1} ' .,;;;, • • Fui·Val" "Tiul Slore Wil~ A HClli" -~' ' .~ hit RACINE ~ ~t . :;-:: :U .... : i J I ,' �... • •I ' ''1 ; • ' - .., ' • • • . •,· ' ·111 Summer Stock Must Gc3~ ... NEW FALL BLOUSES Reg, 3.95, on 11l1 •t 3.33 Reg. 2.98, on s1le •t 2.n VALUES FOR ALL ... IN EVERY DEPARTM ENTf . RUG RIOT DRESSES SIZE 24x44" Wash 'n wear cottons and some never press. Solid colors and plaids, Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. NEW FALL- LARGE SELECTiON LADIES' LADIES' PURSES and CLUTCH BAGS BRAS sac ready for you In ·Every Department DOW 1.00 VAL, Reg. 5.95 Reg. 3.98 Reg. 2.98 Reg. 1.98 FRIDAY Til 8 P.l.~. ancl ..• £" ·. Reg. 2.98 .. · · · · .. · · 1.99 Reg. 3.98 · ...... · .. 2.77 ....... _. .. ' () j Reg. S.9S Sale 3.88 Reg. 3.98 Sale 2.88 Reg. 2.98 Sale 1.99 Reg. 1.98 Sale 1.66 ALL LADIES' and CHILDREN'S SWIMWEAR REDUCED! King Size Gd,(H Sale 4.88 OWELS 1~97 pl '\ I I Childrens ·Sportswear Sale 1." ~HoqT~. REGULAR 1.49 - ----- -- -- -- ----· 'SALE 1.00 iHOIHS. REGULAR 1.59 ·------------ - ·-- SALI 1.00 i HORTS. RIGULAR 1.39 ----------------· SALE 1.00 jjHORTS, IEGULAI 1.19 ~- - -- -- ---- - -- ·-- SALI lk S.HO RTS , REGULAR 1.00 - --- -- ---- -- ---- SALI lk l HORTS . REGULAR 59( ·- - - - - - - ---~---- SALE 39c iH ORT UTS . JIIEWUli\R l .tl -----·-· ······· SALE 2.oM il-IOn 's en REGL1LI-R US - -----------· · SALI 1.9. ; :o;-n SETS . ' ~ GULAR 1.-;:8 - -------- - - - SALE 1.66 Shorty, Reg. 1.98 _ _ _ _ 1.66 Shorty, Reg. 1.00 Pedal Pusher, Reg. 1.59 ; : ~O Rl ~HS . REGULA!it 1.71J - -------- ----· SALE 1.33 1HOR1 ~ETS . REGULAR 1.29 ------- ----~-- IALI! 1.00 'iHORT SETS. UGULAit 1.00 ------- ---- - SALE 88( Shift PEDAL PUSHERS. REGULAR 1.•1 -------· SALE 1.66 Gown, Reg. 1.98 - ~- ___ _ _ _ .88 SOCKS-SOCKS-SOCKS 1.00 FAMOUS BRAND SWEATERS Slight irregulars of a famous brand makes these greAt savings possible, You'll have to see these sweater valuea to believe it. Buy now for school. - - ----- ----- SALE 1.91 Sale! Ladies' ilAC~ S ; tEGULAR 2.i9 · ·· - ---- ---- - --· SLAC:a. REGULAit UB -- -- - --- - ---C:ULLOTTES. REGU LA R I 98 . -- - - - -- --SUN SUITS, REGULAR 1.29 --- --------··· 8LOUSES, ltfGULAI 1.~1 · · -------- · - -· · · ILOUSES. REGUlAR 1.69 ---- --- --·- · · -·· !LOUSES. REGULAR 1.':9 ---~ - - -- --- - - ·IILOUSES. RI!GULAR 1.00 .... __ ___ . 1." !i ALI SALE 1.66 SALE 1.66 SALI 1.00 SALI 1... S.O.LE 1.00 SALE 1.00 SALE 17r ODD LOT OF SHOES 94' .COTTON PANTIES 2-16 3 i $1 - MANY OTHER STYLES NOT LISTED WOOL HEATHER CARDIGANS SHETLAND WOOL CARDIGANS INOOL & NYLON CREW NECK JI!LON CHANNEL, 34 to 46 .. -" 4.99 3.99 2.88 2.99 •GIRLS Closeout Sale ' . Styles. Not All Sizes. I VALUES TO 4.00 Sale :>RLON CARDIGANS ~-NECK SLIPOVERS - - - - - - - PLAYTEX .. GIRDLES . BRAS 1.44 Glrla "CaNie" ·GI RL S :;:~H sox ~ 3 prs. 51 G I RLS ;~~:~ER sox l prs. 51 I N FA N T S ::: ~o;oA:KLns J·pri. 51 I N FA N T S 4 prs. 51 M ·E ·N:S · !:';To~x ---:---5pn.99c LADIES' ·. B o· y·si. CR~ 3-p'n.$1 BRIEFS ~ 0 :YS.·:~:r::o~~ _____.__ 4~·$1 , ]u. 94~ ~ . . IJIIy ,No•... for.: ' 1 , SeeNe~Page For More Big Vat..,:·" JRLu,. ~LIPOVERS - - - - - - PEDAL .PUSHERS, REGULAR 1.7' .. . ...... SALE 1.lJ "~EOAL PUS !-tERS RFGUL AR 1.19 ------ -- SALE ltlt il.AC'S .. R; GULAR 2.91 Special Purchase and Sale Savings From 5 Oo/o to 7 5'o eLADIES Jubilee and Formfit. Discontinued ~ ' I . Sensational Closeout I 11•·$1 , This Aug. Sale _ A DIRECT FACTORY SHIPMENT ! j PAJAMA SALE' ; HORTS. R\GULAR HI ------------- -···· SALE 1.91 SHO RTS. REGULAR 1.91 ····----------·-- !jALI To.Us For Year's Best Buys Rayon & Cotton Prints, reg. 79c _ _ yd. 50c Sport Denims, regular 79c yd. SOc Drip Dry Cottons, reguler 79c yd. SOc Seeraucker, regular 1.19 yd. 77c Combed Chambray, regul1r 79c ___ _ yd. SOc Dress Prints, regular 39c 3 yards 1.00 36 inch Wide Corduroy, regular 1.00 yd. 66c ! GIRLS' SUMMER $1 ---------Salel DISH CLOTHS ,5, Sew it yourself and Savel Shop our big sale gt·oup toclayl I r l • · Sale' DRESS MATERIALS Reg.2.98·• aale1.99 Reg. 5.95 ··sale 3.99 Reg. 6.95 ··sale 4.44 Reg. 7.95 sale 5i00 9.95 .. • • 6.00 10.95 .. .. 7.00 11.95 - - - 7.00 ' 12.95 • .. 8.00 13.95 •--• i.OO SLACKS Reg. 6.95 $4.95 to Clearan,ce SUA\MER 'DRESSBS I · · · · ·· · · Now 3.99 · · · · · · Now 2.99 · · .... ··· Now 1.99 ..... · .. Now 1.66 SURFERS SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. Regular 99c Plir We Cut The Price · and Move '1m Qull SKIRTS SHOP . i NO CARRY..OVIIS WITH USI ·~. 77c REGULA It JR. MISS SEAMLESS JEANS & PANTS $1.98 • --------MESH HOSE at tbrlfty prlcet. \ LADIES' BLOUSES 144 Regular 1.98 This Aug. Sale _ loyl' hnnenent Press ' SUMMER BIRDSEYE DIAPERS FOR BACK TO SCHOOU i SPECIAL SALE! ,__,_ • • ,. Door Buster SPECIALS __ ___ _ $1.99 ASSORTED COLORS A new fall collection juat arrived and ' Nobody Beats Our Values THROW RUGS Reg. 1.98, on sal• •' - - l.n SALE FEATURE ! . ' JUST UNPAGKEDI BACK TO SCHOOL Now As Never Before Speci•l S.lel udi••' ,. - ' luppltmtnt to The Deily S.litlnel ' FOR \ - Supplement to The Deily Sentinel ') ', ~ VAlUES TO 12.95 \' .. . $1.00 Sale ,., ' ' - WASHABLE LAMBSWOOL CARDIGANS 5.99 SLEEVELESS ORLONS 2-99 If-NECK WOOL SLIPOVERS 4.99 I-NECK ORLON SI.IPOVERS 2.99 ORLON CARDIGANS 3.99 I! _ I . sTRIPE TOP . AJX - SIZES 6 ., TO 10~ - - - Special Sale iTAPLE WOOL COAT SWEATERS- 3.99 Sizes 5 to 10 ZIPPER CARDIGANS - - 3.91 SIZES 3 TO 6X l ' More Big Values On Next Page . . · . eMENS ~aminal-.! ' . ·' BULKY CARDIGANS - - - - - - eBOYS --,. ' • .... ·· STRETCH BOBBY SOX - SIZES 4 TO 6~ _ ~·:1" ' ' ' .,- -·~ . .;..;~ ,,:·~ io, :.. • • '~· ~7' \J"',.·~;- A .. ·.- ·~ -~ . ··:.- , • r~ , ..,.., .• . •,. ·-··-- -- . -" · ~ - .• · • �... • •I ' ''1 ; • ' - .., ' • • • . •,· ' ·111 Summer Stock Must Gc3~ ... NEW FALL BLOUSES Reg, 3.95, on 11l1 •t 3.33 Reg. 2.98, on s1le •t 2.n VALUES FOR ALL ... IN EVERY DEPARTM ENTf . RUG RIOT DRESSES SIZE 24x44" Wash 'n wear cottons and some never press. Solid colors and plaids, Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. NEW FALL- LARGE SELECTiON LADIES' LADIES' PURSES and CLUTCH BAGS BRAS sac ready for you In ·Every Department DOW 1.00 VAL, Reg. 5.95 Reg. 3.98 Reg. 2.98 Reg. 1.98 FRIDAY Til 8 P.l.~. ancl ..• £" ·. Reg. 2.98 .. · · · · .. · · 1.99 Reg. 3.98 · ...... · .. 2.77 ....... _. .. ' () j Reg. S.9S Sale 3.88 Reg. 3.98 Sale 2.88 Reg. 2.98 Sale 1.99 Reg. 1.98 Sale 1.66 ALL LADIES' and CHILDREN'S SWIMWEAR REDUCED! King Size Gd,(H Sale 4.88 OWELS 1~97 pl '\ I I Childrens ·Sportswear Sale 1." ~HoqT~. REGULAR 1.49 - ----- -- -- -- ----· 'SALE 1.00 iHOIHS. REGULAR 1.59 ·------------ - ·-- SALI 1.00 i HORTS. RIGULAR 1.39 ----------------· SALE 1.00 jjHORTS, IEGULAI 1.19 ~- - -- -- ---- - -- ·-- SALI lk S.HO RTS , REGULAR 1.00 - --- -- ---- -- ---- SALI lk l HORTS . REGULAR 59( ·- - - - - - - ---~---- SALE 39c iH ORT UTS . JIIEWUli\R l .tl -----·-· ······· SALE 2.oM il-IOn 's en REGL1LI-R US - -----------· · SALI 1.9. ; :o;-n SETS . ' ~ GULAR 1.-;:8 - -------- - - - SALE 1.66 Shorty, Reg. 1.98 _ _ _ _ 1.66 Shorty, Reg. 1.00 Pedal Pusher, Reg. 1.59 ; : ~O Rl ~HS . REGULA!it 1.71J - -------- ----· SALE 1.33 1HOR1 ~ETS . REGULAR 1.29 ------- ----~-- IALI! 1.00 'iHORT SETS. UGULAit 1.00 ------- ---- - SALE 88( Shift PEDAL PUSHERS. REGULAR 1.•1 -------· SALE 1.66 Gown, Reg. 1.98 - ~- ___ _ _ _ .88 SOCKS-SOCKS-SOCKS 1.00 FAMOUS BRAND SWEATERS Slight irregulars of a famous brand makes these greAt savings possible, You'll have to see these sweater valuea to believe it. Buy now for school. - - ----- ----- SALE 1.91 Sale! Ladies' ilAC~ S ; tEGULAR 2.i9 · ·· - ---- ---- - --· SLAC:a. REGULAit UB -- -- - --- - ---C:ULLOTTES. REGU LA R I 98 . -- - - - -- --SUN SUITS, REGULAR 1.29 --- --------··· 8LOUSES, ltfGULAI 1.~1 · · -------- · - -· · · ILOUSES. REGUlAR 1.69 ---- --- --·- · · -·· !LOUSES. REGULAR 1.':9 ---~ - - -- --- - - ·IILOUSES. RI!GULAR 1.00 .... __ ___ . 1." !i ALI SALE 1.66 SALE 1.66 SALI 1.00 SALI 1... S.O.LE 1.00 SALE 1.00 SALE 17r ODD LOT OF SHOES 94' .COTTON PANTIES 2-16 3 i $1 - MANY OTHER STYLES NOT LISTED WOOL HEATHER CARDIGANS SHETLAND WOOL CARDIGANS INOOL & NYLON CREW NECK JI!LON CHANNEL, 34 to 46 .. -" 4.99 3.99 2.88 2.99 •GIRLS Closeout Sale ' . Styles. Not All Sizes. I VALUES TO 4.00 Sale :>RLON CARDIGANS ~-NECK SLIPOVERS - - - - - - - PLAYTEX .. GIRDLES . BRAS 1.44 Glrla "CaNie" ·GI RL S :;:~H sox ~ 3 prs. 51 G I RLS ;~~:~ER sox l prs. 51 I N FA N T S ::: ~o;oA:KLns J·pri. 51 I N FA N T S 4 prs. 51 M ·E ·N:S · !:';To~x ---:---5pn.99c LADIES' ·. B o· y·si. CR~ 3-p'n.$1 BRIEFS ~ 0 :YS.·:~:r::o~~ _____.__ 4~·$1 , ]u. 94~ ~ . . IJIIy ,No•... for.: ' 1 , SeeNe~Page For More Big Vat..,:·" JRLu,. ~LIPOVERS - - - - - - PEDAL .PUSHERS, REGULAR 1.7' .. . ...... SALE 1.lJ "~EOAL PUS !-tERS RFGUL AR 1.19 ------ -- SALE ltlt il.AC'S .. R; GULAR 2.91 Special Purchase and Sale Savings From 5 Oo/o to 7 5'o eLADIES Jubilee and Formfit. Discontinued ~ ' I . Sensational Closeout I 11•·$1 , This Aug. Sale _ A DIRECT FACTORY SHIPMENT ! j PAJAMA SALE' ; HORTS. R\GULAR HI ------------- -···· SALE 1.91 SHO RTS. REGULAR 1.91 ····----------·-- !jALI To.Us For Year's Best Buys Rayon & Cotton Prints, reg. 79c _ _ yd. 50c Sport Denims, regular 79c yd. SOc Drip Dry Cottons, reguler 79c yd. SOc Seeraucker, regular 1.19 yd. 77c Combed Chambray, regul1r 79c ___ _ yd. SOc Dress Prints, regular 39c 3 yards 1.00 36 inch Wide Corduroy, regular 1.00 yd. 66c ! GIRLS' SUMMER $1 ---------Salel DISH CLOTHS ,5, Sew it yourself and Savel Shop our big sale gt·oup toclayl I r l • · Sale' DRESS MATERIALS Reg.2.98·• aale1.99 Reg. 5.95 ··sale 3.99 Reg. 6.95 ··sale 4.44 Reg. 7.95 sale 5i00 9.95 .. • • 6.00 10.95 .. .. 7.00 11.95 - - - 7.00 ' 12.95 • .. 8.00 13.95 •--• i.OO SLACKS Reg. 6.95 $4.95 to Clearan,ce SUA\MER 'DRESSBS I · · · · ·· · · Now 3.99 · · · · · · Now 2.99 · · .... ··· Now 1.99 ..... · .. Now 1.66 SURFERS SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. Regular 99c Plir We Cut The Price · and Move '1m Qull SKIRTS SHOP . i NO CARRY..OVIIS WITH USI ·~. 77c REGULA It JR. MISS SEAMLESS JEANS & PANTS $1.98 • --------MESH HOSE at tbrlfty prlcet. \ LADIES' BLOUSES 144 Regular 1.98 This Aug. Sale _ loyl' hnnenent Press ' SUMMER BIRDSEYE DIAPERS FOR BACK TO SCHOOU i SPECIAL SALE! ,__,_ • • ,. Door Buster SPECIALS __ ___ _ $1.99 ASSORTED COLORS A new fall collection juat arrived and ' Nobody Beats Our Values THROW RUGS Reg. 1.98, on sal• •' - - l.n SALE FEATURE ! . ' JUST UNPAGKEDI BACK TO SCHOOL Now As Never Before Speci•l S.lel udi••' ,. - ' luppltmtnt to The Deily S.litlnel ' FOR \ - Supplement to The Deily Sentinel ') ', ~ VAlUES TO 12.95 \' .. . $1.00 Sale ,., ' ' - WASHABLE LAMBSWOOL CARDIGANS 5.99 SLEEVELESS ORLONS 2-99 If-NECK WOOL SLIPOVERS 4.99 I-NECK ORLON SI.IPOVERS 2.99 ORLON CARDIGANS 3.99 I! _ I . sTRIPE TOP . AJX - SIZES 6 ., TO 10~ - - - Special Sale iTAPLE WOOL COAT SWEATERS- 3.99 Sizes 5 to 10 ZIPPER CARDIGANS - - 3.91 SIZES 3 TO 6X l ' More Big Values On Next Page . . · . eMENS ~aminal-.! ' . ·' BULKY CARDIGANS - - - - - - eBOYS --,. ' • .... ·· STRETCH BOBBY SOX - SIZES 4 TO 6~ _ ~·:1" ' ' ' .,- -·~ . .;..;~ ,,:·~ io, :.. • • '~· ~7' \J"',.·~;- A .. ·.- ·~ -~ . ··:.- , • r~ , ..,.., .• . •,. ·-··-- -- . -" · ~ - .• · • �r ..,. • ... i.'J ' ; I . . I ' ',;). ....... . . ' ,. . ' .' ' ,. JELEN HELP US! '' • " w ~ o ... 'I ' " , .. ,,~-­ • ~· ~ ·' ' j. - • ' Cl.vil Rights·Act ·of 19 64 iS Challenge· ·r 0 New Lo0k ActiQD ·• ·ID Race ReJations • .. 0 · giving It a voluntary trial. · edueatlonal goala contotned tn their race, roh>r, reiiJklil or tradttklllalta the the 1964 Civil Rights Act na!ionat ori&in but 'desegrep. . ,. ,, I wish I Fruit Of The Loom 1o ~ •, ' BERMUDA SHORTS FOR MEN 1nd BOY5 MEN'S UNDER 5HIRTJ _ 3 for 1.45 MiN'S T-SHIRTI 3 for 2.05 MIN'S BRIEFS 1nd ·•! BOXER SHORTS--- 3 for 1.05 BOYS T-SHIRTS I for 1.45 ' Men's No-Iron Reg. 3.95 _ _ _ _ Sale 2.99 Boys' Scrubbed Denim Reg. 2.98 - - - - - S a l e 2.29 BOYS BRIEFS - - - - 3 for 1.45 ' )b ·'' ,_ ,; I> Big Price.S to,..-.. !f "'"W,.I!op earlyH Regular 7.95 Values Regular 7.50 Values . ..R~gular·6.95 Values .. I . ., Regular 6.50 Values ' Sizes 29to:t4. < Ice Chests ------ 77c Roller Refills · - · - 24t Pan-Roller Set · • - 64c ·~ - - now5.00 now5.00 - - now4.66 -. - . now4.66 p:iJ!{."- I I -·ALL SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS ' AND KNIT SHIRTS REDUCED! ' Reg.3.95--· 2.99--R:,.2.98---1.99 Regular 1.98 Va:u:s - · · Now 1.50 I - ' i .' ! ' ' 11 ! .. \ I ' I I Paint Brush Set . . .. 94c Ball Point Pens·- -2 for 9c Bake Ware · · · 3for s1 Clothes Baskets 2for 99c 'Blanket Bags ··· 2for 99c SO' Garden Hose - · 1.77 : \_ SUMMER I · (I \ . '. \ 1 " \ \ ·' .~. ·. \ I • " /' .·~~ ·~f..:·~ .· ...r-.~ 1 ' ,.. , • .7 .. . •• \ . · ,' · · ; · v~" \ - STOCK AND SIZES LIMITED! fuot\l l'ar. Bet!Pr marc·h ncht d(ll\0 for IH•st .'..r:d.~es' c · ·~ ~ .,,_,.,...a,1c.. Re~. 5.95 - sa:e 3.33 . •. ' -~~ . Reg. 3. 95 - sa:e 2.44 ~'-... ~ Reg. 2.98 - sale 1.98 ' family living, so if you're hav· 1ng kid trouble or jU!t plain trouble, let Helen Help YOU. She will also welcome your own amusing experiences. Ad· dresa Helen Hottel in care of thLI newspuper. Opportunity Offered Men In Ohio Wildlife Division Reg. 3.95 PANTS .... 3.33 Reg. 2.98 SHIRTS .... 2.44 Chambray SHIRTS-- .. $1 Leather Palm HAMS "• . ' t ' feel the same way about coffee. Wr don't believe one blend can satisfy eveey taste. QUARTERED & SliCED We That's why we have three blends of A&P !lean C :Ye o meUow coffee. That's our Eight O'Clock. -. , .., ' FROZEN DR&SSID 1 Porkloins .. ·. · lb. 89c Whiting · · · · · · S lb. box $1.39 UP'N JOHN FROZEN Ham Roast .. · ...... · lb. 99c Flounder Dinners · · pkg. 49c SMOKED. COOKED, CENTER CUTS c :n · !i!.,, :. SQme like a medium blend that's rich and full-bodied .That's our Red Circle. ' Some like a strong blend that's vigorous and winey.That's our Bokar . Each is a blend of the finest coffees of its type . SULTANA BRAND FROZEN SUPER-RIGHT TASTY DINNERS Braunschwieger 2 79C 6 VARIETIES for NEW MILD L1QUID DETERGENT ANY SIZE PIECE lb. 49~ Mlx•d Siz4Hi for Finer Flavor l ·lb. 1-oz. unt s~iety Eight O'clock Coffee Special LB. .88 SAVE BAG Notes Ann Pag.,_Our Fintd Quality- or Spaghetti HUNT'S BRAND WHITE HOUSE- EVAPORATED FRESH BAKE Our Own Brand-With Lemon MILD-TASTY Skim Milk 2 • 13-oz. cans 27c Fig Bars .. .. .. 2 lb. pllg. 39c 1 -oz. pkg. Instant Teo · · ·· · · 3 pkgs. 25c Lenghorn Cheese · ·· · .lb. 69c ANN PAGE-PURE ..... $1.29 Pllhbury- 6 Varletl.s, ScOff Label Produce Values/ CALIFORNIA Seedless Grapes lb. A&P MIXED VEGETABLES - 2 49c SWEET TASTY . 19 C lb BartleH Pears · · · · 21bs. 39c Fresh Blueberries pint 39c California Avocadoes ea 19c JANE PARKER Potato Chips · · 1-lb. box 59c Play The New 3 o: KIND Game at A&P WIN I $5, $100 or s1000 OR A COLOR TV Or One of .U.I"t Feod U- Retails eflective thru Sat., August 6 in Gallipolis and Middleport·Poi!)BroJ · JANI PARK'ER Pi~applt A&P BRAND-FLOUR IDE Cake Mixes · · · · · · · · pkg. 36c Toothpaste · · 11-oz. tuM 49c bat .B' READ li'Ya..,_ 11110 STOUL Y Grape Jelly · · · · 2 lb. Jar SSe Shellie Beans · · · · 2 cans 45c l•r Frozen· Food Features! ' . . .L llttft. Macaroni · · · · ·· 3 lb. pkg. SSe Tomato Catsup ·· · · 2 btls. 59c llc A&P.Caffein-Free Instant Coffee _ ANN PAGE-OUR FINEST QUALITY Sweet Peas · · · · · · 2 cans 31c Italian Dressing 1-pt. btl. 39c NUTEA-JOc 0 , LABIL ANN PAGE-OUR F1NEST QUALITY Mayonnaise · · · · · · Qt. Jar 59c Instant Tea'·· 3..z. jar $1.09 MILD AND MELLOW Wilkesville ANN PAGE-IIGULAI OR CHIP Debbie ........ 1-Qt. Size 35c French Dressing 1"fft. btl. 35c A&P BRAND-GRADE A PAPER ·pLATES- "66c ' 1-,\ .,,..:r;· • Thin Sliced Ham · ·· · lb. $1.19 Fried Haddock · · · ·· · · · lb. 69c Pie · · · · · · Each 49c IANI PARKER ··J ...,,.....,.1.1- , •• , , ir IL ,. -o!1:.~ ··, . ....... ~~'l~J . .:•h ' ' ;?',- _·~., .I, . ,. 69~ FROZEN BULK FOR SANDWICHES PKG. OP 80 .COATED '; lb. SUPER·RIGHT Of Course! • · JAitll PARKER' • 89~ Stewing Beef, Boneless lb. 7Sc Haddock Dinners · · pkg. 49c ... Buns·· Pkg.of 12-4t~ - ·· -~. Ground Chuck CAP 'N JOHN 'ROZEN A&P VEGETABLES -~-­ 2 39c 'v RIB ROAST Beef Rib Steaks · · · · lb. $1.09 Shced Bologna 1-lb. pkg. 69c PREM1UM Beef Short Ribs · ·· ·· · lb. 49c SWIFT Wieners ·· · · · · 1-lb. pkg. 65c BLADE CUT5 Drumsticks · · lb. 45c Chuck Steaks · · · · · · · · lb. S9c Turkey LEG OR BREAST QUARTIII Chuck Roast, Boneless, lb. 79c Frying Chicken · ·· ·· · · · lb. 45c ROUND BONE SHOULDER CUT WHOLE CUT-UP or CUT-UP HALVES Beef Roast ...... · .. · lb. 69c Fresh Stewin!l Chickens lb 45c Ja ne Pa rker Favorites! : '" 4 LEAN -FRESH BONE IN I!ROZEN-GREE.N PEAS, POTATO MORSELS, PEAS & CARROTS lb. bog pair $1.1,10 c SUPER-RIGHT BEEF lb. t-$pecial A&P Coffee Sale! Herself too DRINK CUPS-·· 88c ....... Butt Portion _ lb. 59c Whole Hams "'·59c Choice Center Slices ... 99c Woman:~ T~te? · PKG. Of 100 COL~ WORK GLOVES r .......... Fine Grocery Features! ON ALL OUK SPORTI"'"· ' ._tricll ........ Is A&P Coffee a good reason for shopping A&P7 It's one of many. Family, then e BASDALL EQJJIPMDrf · e ARGIERY EQanpMENT e FISIING EQIIPMENi' ' + ,.ttem. When ~ SMOKED--COOKED In fact, there are no finer coffees in any package at any price. Wife Shoots ' 1 "Super- Right'' Meats! cheer her. She is: Mrs . Sara Klrtg, '11 Goodrich St., Pelzer, South Carolina, 29669. - L. P. Tbls column Ill dedicated to SOo/o OFF GOODS e GOLF EQUIPMENT WORK UNIFORMS I ' se ec tlon. · ~ • ' I , ~hoe ,,Jj-, . .'c .. ' . Stock up now wblle prleeo are at a new low. All famous brand nationally advertised (lothmg iu quality materialll. Shop earlyU feme •nd shop our speda.cu1ar l:iarl11gs. Yuu 'JJ dJel'r our parade of drrssy and taaual · SAVINGS AT SPECIAL SUMMER SAVINGS! ' I' ' liberal grazing privileges? - H. Dear Helen : Thanks ror printing the let· ter from 11Ready to Serve'' about the Inhumanity. of · man toward small lraslnesseo. Just one thing I'd like to add: Peopie buy lull bo!Ues at the super· market, then bring back the emplles for u; to cash in. CORNER GROCER YOUR HELPING HAND DEPARTMENT Would oome of your kind readers send picture post cards and travel notes to my elderly neighbor who lives alone and Is crippled with arthritis? She has always wanted to travel, but circumStances have prevented. Letters !rom different parts ol the country would Aluminum Men's Work Clothing Ii I I I don't see bow a woman "''Jid want a man who ts ao 1usband to her. He leavee for work before she gets up, anti :!Omes home at night alter she Is In bed. Yet she iJ giving me a bard time. 'lbe other day she came 1o ofnce where I w<>rk as his ii!Cretery, and toltl me she bad thlo eltlerly playboy going all fi&bt; straight back w his wile of 30 years. Your bos11 Is on a long tether, but he'll never pull up I h e stake. Why should he, with such J MEN'S COTTON WASH 'N WEAR PANTS color only, regular 4~95 & S.9J iiliiiii;;,~S:al:e~J~.O~O~ Wheat Oear Helen: ' eo-. Aotnl'lini klr tA. "- bargaJ~!Ifl4• , •;wa<h ~~-~ ,'•- ... ..,, tlllllfilt ai~Hvil/ything It Mj'T:rfltl"t 1 BASEMENT SPECIALS ess Pants given e1e1ntnt1r7 1Choo1. creole • llejro ; dllfricl. 111e nelghborllood oeiloollo llbiy • have aii-Necrp <1111•. 11111011 o!Dcial• would be lorblddta to c.-ate Nqro tchool but i[ the ctiotricla are there tl!f nelghborlJood ochool brul<o .0 iaw if ill pupils are oil ~tll'G or all anything. Thllloltuallon 11 called de facto ...,..atjon; the Johnson -admlnistraUon and overcome racial lni.balance. n the civil rights leaders are Aloo to be remembered ill the trying to achle.ve. II le~l~tlve fact that when the Suprem• schools to the Negro children of sanction Is not withheld, i(ls an Court ordered deeegregatloo, It predontinanUy black Inner city incootestable · fact that the did not otipulate that it also schools. The federal govern· Congress specified that II was wat. ordering integration ol the ment supports thio objective. II no authorizing or requiring public llchools or any correction hao some support from Ieder• I correction of racial Imbalance . of de facw racial imbalance. judgea and Ll likely w have The 19M act precisely defined Thus it is that the coort has more. The open housing section the desegregation required in ordered desegregation without of the pending 11168 civil rights public education. The definition requiring also integration of the bill was directed toward was vigorous in its limiting school systems. All · Negro EverSee One Hat That .WouldSatii;fi.J Every was brave enough to other "extras") are keeping die . . But then I love him too, I gue89, when t:m not hating him . .. "And I !eel ao a· lone ... " Helen, If she learns I've read her diary, she'll hatM me too. We're alike in a way, because neither of us ean talk aa well as we can write our feel· ingll, yet we do love each oth· er. I want lo help. How can I? - SNEAK Dear Sneak: You're more blind than snea· ky it you can't see your daughtor's open diary lo a cry for help from a girl who has never learned to ask for It She want· ed you to read - why else Nould she have left it exposed? Here's a suggestion: C II p my answer to the diary page, and un<lerllne the following: 'Let's have that long-overdue :alk, honey, we'D work ihls out to&ether." You can, you know, once you ealize how much each of you reeds the other. - H. Salel Men's and Boys' UNDERWEAR · :'~~~ts ~~.~~··s~: P•;r:.:: ~:~·g~~~~:'· :~ ·=~~· u;:·;:::;_~;;::.\:a:: I le«i•lative sanction !rom what public schools In order the school dlllricl ll!ll'O!IIIdiP• ..... ,. Ulil~ -.., ~ The objective of tho new look A CRY J10R HELP no Intention of giving him up to to obtain for children in the Dear Helen: Ialter 30 yearo ol marriage. She cnunbllqg slum lil'l!a• of Negro Several limos latMiy our dau- 1said that I wa9 not the lint ghellol an entey Into the ghter's diary has been optn on ' "extra" In his life and I woulil't predomlnanlly white schools ol her desk. I ha!e always closed ' n't be the last, as this had gone the afnuent suburb•· The end 11 without readmg and' put It •· ] on for 15 years; but I was result sought Ia to correct way. U ohe trusts me "1\0~gh lng her the l!lllll trouble. racial imbalance, so-called, to leave her ~nal ,lting 1 don't believe her He rat-infested city l!llums. The regardless of cause. City opening suburban facilities , languagP _ as follows: .schools come into bemg In the segregation by circumstance ••posed,' then certainly I ell I me all about bow cold site ts new look Is developing faster N-.roes would use Supreme notably llchools, to Negro slum ". 'Desegregaton' means the cent~al city areas by reaoon ol but not by taw. Sogngalloa by ~,houldn I ~tray that trust by and I'm th• only thing . lhiP you thlpk, The Hartford, Court d~isions w open the children. asSignment ol. students to housmg patterns. The ne~ghbot'· law would be do jure and tl snooping. keeps him going He hao been Conn. metropolitan area Is doors of predommantly white The challenge to these 1pubhc schoolo w1lhout regard to mg school system, wh1ch " would be illegal. But yeoterdlly as I was dust· · . "'~ 1 ~~·~~~~;;;;;;;"'-·~~.;...~:..,.. . . . . .;;;i;;;....iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii--.:...-. . ....,. . .~...,--= =--..:;..=,..:.~==a-...,..i...ii."-~~-'"I 1 gave In to curiosity 8nd very good to me: has g1ven m wbat I read shocked me. 0 u r presents of clothes and a ~::~II quiet girl who we thought well- car, and even takes my yo ·~~ balanced 'and very mature, iJ children on weekends us ~hen I am unable to get a baby 8 terribly mixed-up child. She has allowed 1oo many Sitter. But I want a real home prlvllegea to a boy we thought lor myself and my children. we could trust, and her dairy How can I set thio seUish worn· said "Hall the time 1 hate an to see things my way! GENEROUS him , and the other lralf I hate DIVORCEE SHANK myself, but If I break off he'll Dear Divorcee: PORTION tell everybody, and sometimes My ·dear, yoa (and all the Ill 1 · AlicoNDITIONSD. COMFoRT . . ~ Tha..,. NotionoiW,in.JOW {I• · By LYLE \VILltON Ualled Prou bllonadoaal The Civil Rights Act ol 1964 stands as a challenge to the new look In race relations. The new look i! an "action now" movement to open li!Duent suburbs to the Negro families who now are ci>ncentrated in ~INCOOlt • ,. ' s, 196&-9 '· Star·ts Friday"Au9. 5 :-shbP Fl-i(IY:~ft 8.p~ ni; Sdturciat Til ~p.m. ~1 .. • Pally ltnllnel. Pomero)'·lflddleport, o., Aur. ff', I. ' tapplli saul lit 'the DaRy Sillllt:l1 • JOt . .~ ' ' < q ' ilL '...,, ' ''_'t,~J . • �r ..,. • ... i.'J ' ; I . . I ' ',;). ....... . . ' ,. . ' .' ' ,. JELEN HELP US! '' • " w ~ o ... 'I ' " , .. ,,~-­ • ~· ~ ·' ' j. - • ' Cl.vil Rights·Act ·of 19 64 iS Challenge· ·r 0 New Lo0k ActiQD ·• ·ID Race ReJations • .. 0 · giving It a voluntary trial. · edueatlonal goala contotned tn their race, roh>r, reiiJklil or tradttklllalta the the 1964 Civil Rights Act na!ionat ori&in but 'desegrep. . ,. ,, I wish I Fruit Of The Loom 1o ~ •, ' BERMUDA SHORTS FOR MEN 1nd BOY5 MEN'S UNDER 5HIRTJ _ 3 for 1.45 MiN'S T-SHIRTI 3 for 2.05 MIN'S BRIEFS 1nd ·•! BOXER SHORTS--- 3 for 1.05 BOYS T-SHIRTS I for 1.45 ' Men's No-Iron Reg. 3.95 _ _ _ _ Sale 2.99 Boys' Scrubbed Denim Reg. 2.98 - - - - - S a l e 2.29 BOYS BRIEFS - - - - 3 for 1.45 ' )b ·'' ,_ ,; I> Big Price.S to,..-.. !f "'"W,.I!op earlyH Regular 7.95 Values Regular 7.50 Values . ..R~gular·6.95 Values .. I . ., Regular 6.50 Values ' Sizes 29to:t4. < Ice Chests ------ 77c Roller Refills · - · - 24t Pan-Roller Set · • - 64c ·~ - - now5.00 now5.00 - - now4.66 -. - . now4.66 p:iJ!{."- I I -·ALL SUMMER SPORT SHIRTS ' AND KNIT SHIRTS REDUCED! ' Reg.3.95--· 2.99--R:,.2.98---1.99 Regular 1.98 Va:u:s - · · Now 1.50 I - ' i .' ! ' ' 11 ! .. \ I ' I I Paint Brush Set . . .. 94c Ball Point Pens·- -2 for 9c Bake Ware · · · 3for s1 Clothes Baskets 2for 99c 'Blanket Bags ··· 2for 99c SO' Garden Hose - · 1.77 : \_ SUMMER I · (I \ . '. \ 1 " \ \ ·' .~. ·. \ I • " /' .·~~ ·~f..:·~ .· ...r-.~ 1 ' ,.. , • .7 .. . •• \ . · ,' · · ; · v~" \ - STOCK AND SIZES LIMITED! fuot\l l'ar. Bet!Pr marc·h ncht d(ll\0 for IH•st .'..r:d.~es' c · ·~ ~ .,,_,.,...a,1c.. Re~. 5.95 - sa:e 3.33 . •. ' -~~ . Reg. 3. 95 - sa:e 2.44 ~'-... ~ Reg. 2.98 - sale 1.98 ' family living, so if you're hav· 1ng kid trouble or jU!t plain trouble, let Helen Help YOU. She will also welcome your own amusing experiences. Ad· dresa Helen Hottel in care of thLI newspuper. Opportunity Offered Men In Ohio Wildlife Division Reg. 3.95 PANTS .... 3.33 Reg. 2.98 SHIRTS .... 2.44 Chambray SHIRTS-- .. $1 Leather Palm HAMS "• . ' t ' feel the same way about coffee. Wr don't believe one blend can satisfy eveey taste. QUARTERED & SliCED We That's why we have three blends of A&P !lean C :Ye o meUow coffee. That's our Eight O'Clock. -. , .., ' FROZEN DR&SSID 1 Porkloins .. ·. · lb. 89c Whiting · · · · · · S lb. box $1.39 UP'N JOHN FROZEN Ham Roast .. · ...... · lb. 99c Flounder Dinners · · pkg. 49c SMOKED. COOKED, CENTER CUTS c :n · !i!.,, :. SQme like a medium blend that's rich and full-bodied .That's our Red Circle. ' Some like a strong blend that's vigorous and winey.That's our Bokar . Each is a blend of the finest coffees of its type . SULTANA BRAND FROZEN SUPER-RIGHT TASTY DINNERS Braunschwieger 2 79C 6 VARIETIES for NEW MILD L1QUID DETERGENT ANY SIZE PIECE lb. 49~ Mlx•d Siz4Hi for Finer Flavor l ·lb. 1-oz. unt s~iety Eight O'clock Coffee Special LB. .88 SAVE BAG Notes Ann Pag.,_Our Fintd Quality- or Spaghetti HUNT'S BRAND WHITE HOUSE- EVAPORATED FRESH BAKE Our Own Brand-With Lemon MILD-TASTY Skim Milk 2 • 13-oz. cans 27c Fig Bars .. .. .. 2 lb. pllg. 39c 1 -oz. pkg. Instant Teo · · ·· · · 3 pkgs. 25c Lenghorn Cheese · ·· · .lb. 69c ANN PAGE-PURE ..... $1.29 Pllhbury- 6 Varletl.s, ScOff Label Produce Values/ CALIFORNIA Seedless Grapes lb. A&P MIXED VEGETABLES - 2 49c SWEET TASTY . 19 C lb BartleH Pears · · · · 21bs. 39c Fresh Blueberries pint 39c California Avocadoes ea 19c JANE PARKER Potato Chips · · 1-lb. box 59c Play The New 3 o: KIND Game at A&P WIN I $5, $100 or s1000 OR A COLOR TV Or One of .U.I"t Feod U- Retails eflective thru Sat., August 6 in Gallipolis and Middleport·Poi!)BroJ · JANI PARK'ER Pi~applt A&P BRAND-FLOUR IDE Cake Mixes · · · · · · · · pkg. 36c Toothpaste · · 11-oz. tuM 49c bat .B' READ li'Ya..,_ 11110 STOUL Y Grape Jelly · · · · 2 lb. Jar SSe Shellie Beans · · · · 2 cans 45c l•r Frozen· Food Features! ' . . .L llttft. Macaroni · · · · ·· 3 lb. pkg. SSe Tomato Catsup ·· · · 2 btls. 59c llc A&P.Caffein-Free Instant Coffee _ ANN PAGE-OUR FINEST QUALITY Sweet Peas · · · · · · 2 cans 31c Italian Dressing 1-pt. btl. 39c NUTEA-JOc 0 , LABIL ANN PAGE-OUR F1NEST QUALITY Mayonnaise · · · · · · Qt. Jar 59c Instant Tea'·· 3..z. jar $1.09 MILD AND MELLOW Wilkesville ANN PAGE-IIGULAI OR CHIP Debbie ........ 1-Qt. Size 35c French Dressing 1"fft. btl. 35c A&P BRAND-GRADE A PAPER ·pLATES- "66c ' 1-,\ .,,..:r;· • Thin Sliced Ham · ·· · lb. $1.19 Fried Haddock · · · ·· · · · lb. 69c Pie · · · · · · Each 49c IANI PARKER ··J ...,,.....,.1.1- , •• , , ir IL ,. -o!1:.~ ··, . ....... ~~'l~J . .:•h ' ' ;?',- _·~., .I, . ,. 69~ FROZEN BULK FOR SANDWICHES PKG. OP 80 .COATED '; lb. SUPER·RIGHT Of Course! • · JAitll PARKER' • 89~ Stewing Beef, Boneless lb. 7Sc Haddock Dinners · · pkg. 49c ... Buns·· Pkg.of 12-4t~ - ·· -~. Ground Chuck CAP 'N JOHN 'ROZEN A&P VEGETABLES -~-­ 2 39c 'v RIB ROAST Beef Rib Steaks · · · · lb. $1.09 Shced Bologna 1-lb. pkg. 69c PREM1UM Beef Short Ribs · ·· ·· · lb. 49c SWIFT Wieners ·· · · · · 1-lb. pkg. 65c BLADE CUT5 Drumsticks · · lb. 45c Chuck Steaks · · · · · · · · lb. S9c Turkey LEG OR BREAST QUARTIII Chuck Roast, Boneless, lb. 79c Frying Chicken · ·· ·· · · · lb. 45c ROUND BONE SHOULDER CUT WHOLE CUT-UP or CUT-UP HALVES Beef Roast ...... · .. · lb. 69c Fresh Stewin!l Chickens lb 45c Ja ne Pa rker Favorites! : '" 4 LEAN -FRESH BONE IN I!ROZEN-GREE.N PEAS, POTATO MORSELS, PEAS & CARROTS lb. bog pair $1.1,10 c SUPER-RIGHT BEEF lb. t-$pecial A&P Coffee Sale! Herself too DRINK CUPS-·· 88c ....... Butt Portion _ lb. 59c Whole Hams "'·59c Choice Center Slices ... 99c Woman:~ T~te? · PKG. Of 100 COL~ WORK GLOVES r .......... Fine Grocery Features! ON ALL OUK SPORTI"'"· ' ._tricll ........ Is A&P Coffee a good reason for shopping A&P7 It's one of many. Family, then e BASDALL EQJJIPMDrf · e ARGIERY EQanpMENT e FISIING EQIIPMENi' ' + ,.ttem. When ~ SMOKED--COOKED In fact, there are no finer coffees in any package at any price. Wife Shoots ' 1 "Super- Right'' Meats! cheer her. She is: Mrs . Sara Klrtg, '11 Goodrich St., Pelzer, South Carolina, 29669. - L. P. Tbls column Ill dedicated to SOo/o OFF GOODS e GOLF EQUIPMENT WORK UNIFORMS I ' se ec tlon. · ~ • ' I , ~hoe ,,Jj-, . .'c .. ' . Stock up now wblle prleeo are at a new low. All famous brand nationally advertised (lothmg iu quality materialll. Shop earlyU feme •nd shop our speda.cu1ar l:iarl11gs. Yuu 'JJ dJel'r our parade of drrssy and taaual · SAVINGS AT SPECIAL SUMMER SAVINGS! ' I' ' liberal grazing privileges? - H. Dear Helen : Thanks ror printing the let· ter from 11Ready to Serve'' about the Inhumanity. of · man toward small lraslnesseo. Just one thing I'd like to add: Peopie buy lull bo!Ues at the super· market, then bring back the emplles for u; to cash in. CORNER GROCER YOUR HELPING HAND DEPARTMENT Would oome of your kind readers send picture post cards and travel notes to my elderly neighbor who lives alone and Is crippled with arthritis? She has always wanted to travel, but circumStances have prevented. Letters !rom different parts ol the country would Aluminum Men's Work Clothing Ii I I I don't see bow a woman "''Jid want a man who ts ao 1usband to her. He leavee for work before she gets up, anti :!Omes home at night alter she Is In bed. Yet she iJ giving me a bard time. 'lbe other day she came 1o ofnce where I w<>rk as his ii!Cretery, and toltl me she bad thlo eltlerly playboy going all fi&bt; straight back w his wile of 30 years. Your bos11 Is on a long tether, but he'll never pull up I h e stake. Why should he, with such J MEN'S COTTON WASH 'N WEAR PANTS color only, regular 4~95 & S.9J iiliiiii;;,~S:al:e~J~.O~O~ Wheat Oear Helen: ' eo-. Aotnl'lini klr tA. "- bargaJ~!Ifl4• , •;wa<h ~~-~ ,'•- ... ..,, tlllllfilt ai~Hvil/ything It Mj'T:rfltl"t 1 BASEMENT SPECIALS ess Pants given e1e1ntnt1r7 1Choo1. creole • llejro ; dllfricl. 111e nelghborllood oeiloollo llbiy • have aii-Necrp <1111•. 11111011 o!Dcial• would be lorblddta to c.-ate Nqro tchool but i[ the ctiotricla are there tl!f nelghborlJood ochool brul<o .0 iaw if ill pupils are oil ~tll'G or all anything. Thllloltuallon 11 called de facto ...,..atjon; the Johnson -admlnistraUon and overcome racial lni.balance. n the civil rights leaders are Aloo to be remembered ill the trying to achle.ve. II le~l~tlve fact that when the Suprem• schools to the Negro children of sanction Is not withheld, i(ls an Court ordered deeegregatloo, It predontinanUy black Inner city incootestable · fact that the did not otipulate that it also schools. The federal govern· Congress specified that II was wat. ordering integration ol the ment supports thio objective. II no authorizing or requiring public llchools or any correction hao some support from Ieder• I correction of racial Imbalance . of de facw racial imbalance. judgea and Ll likely w have The 19M act precisely defined Thus it is that the coort has more. The open housing section the desegregation required in ordered desegregation without of the pending 11168 civil rights public education. The definition requiring also integration of the bill was directed toward was vigorous in its limiting school systems. All · Negro EverSee One Hat That .WouldSatii;fi.J Every was brave enough to other "extras") are keeping die . . But then I love him too, I gue89, when t:m not hating him . .. "And I !eel ao a· lone ... " Helen, If she learns I've read her diary, she'll hatM me too. We're alike in a way, because neither of us ean talk aa well as we can write our feel· ingll, yet we do love each oth· er. I want lo help. How can I? - SNEAK Dear Sneak: You're more blind than snea· ky it you can't see your daughtor's open diary lo a cry for help from a girl who has never learned to ask for It She want· ed you to read - why else Nould she have left it exposed? Here's a suggestion: C II p my answer to the diary page, and un<lerllne the following: 'Let's have that long-overdue :alk, honey, we'D work ihls out to&ether." You can, you know, once you ealize how much each of you reeds the other. - H. Salel Men's and Boys' UNDERWEAR · :'~~~ts ~~.~~··s~: P•;r:.:: ~:~·g~~~~:'· :~ ·=~~· u;:·;:::;_~;;::.\:a:: I le«i•lative sanction !rom what public schools In order the school dlllricl ll!ll'O!IIIdiP• ..... ,. Ulil~ -.., ~ The objective of tho new look A CRY J10R HELP no Intention of giving him up to to obtain for children in the Dear Helen: Ialter 30 yearo ol marriage. She cnunbllqg slum lil'l!a• of Negro Several limos latMiy our dau- 1said that I wa9 not the lint ghellol an entey Into the ghter's diary has been optn on ' "extra" In his life and I woulil't predomlnanlly white schools ol her desk. I ha!e always closed ' n't be the last, as this had gone the afnuent suburb•· The end 11 without readmg and' put It •· ] on for 15 years; but I was result sought Ia to correct way. U ohe trusts me "1\0~gh lng her the l!lllll trouble. racial imbalance, so-called, to leave her ~nal ,lting 1 don't believe her He rat-infested city l!llums. The regardless of cause. City opening suburban facilities , languagP _ as follows: .schools come into bemg In the segregation by circumstance ••posed,' then certainly I ell I me all about bow cold site ts new look Is developing faster N-.roes would use Supreme notably llchools, to Negro slum ". 'Desegregaton' means the cent~al city areas by reaoon ol but not by taw. Sogngalloa by ~,houldn I ~tray that trust by and I'm th• only thing . lhiP you thlpk, The Hartford, Court d~isions w open the children. asSignment ol. students to housmg patterns. The ne~ghbot'· law would be do jure and tl snooping. keeps him going He hao been Conn. metropolitan area Is doors of predommantly white The challenge to these 1pubhc schoolo w1lhout regard to mg school system, wh1ch " would be illegal. But yeoterdlly as I was dust· · . "'~ 1 ~~·~~~~;;;;;;;"'-·~~.;...~:..,.. . . . . .;;;i;;;....iiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiii--.:...-. . ....,. . .~...,--= =--..:;..=,..:.~==a-...,..i...ii."-~~-'"I 1 gave In to curiosity 8nd very good to me: has g1ven m wbat I read shocked me. 0 u r presents of clothes and a ~::~II quiet girl who we thought well- car, and even takes my yo ·~~ balanced 'and very mature, iJ children on weekends us ~hen I am unable to get a baby 8 terribly mixed-up child. She has allowed 1oo many Sitter. But I want a real home prlvllegea to a boy we thought lor myself and my children. we could trust, and her dairy How can I set thio seUish worn· said "Hall the time 1 hate an to see things my way! GENEROUS him , and the other lralf I hate DIVORCEE SHANK myself, but If I break off he'll Dear Divorcee: PORTION tell everybody, and sometimes My ·dear, yoa (and all the Ill 1 · AlicoNDITIONSD. COMFoRT . . ~ Tha..,. NotionoiW,in.JOW {I• · By LYLE \VILltON Ualled Prou bllonadoaal The Civil Rights Act ol 1964 stands as a challenge to the new look In race relations. The new look i! an "action now" movement to open li!Duent suburbs to the Negro families who now are ci>ncentrated in ~INCOOlt • ,. ' s, 196&-9 '· Star·ts Friday"Au9. 5 :-shbP Fl-i(IY:~ft 8.p~ ni; Sdturciat Til ~p.m. ~1 .. • Pally ltnllnel. Pomero)'·lflddleport, o., Aur. ff', I. ' tapplli saul lit 'the DaRy Sillllt:l1 • JOt . .~ ' ' < q ' ilL '...,, ' ''_'t,~J . • �•'·'·· :s,teea Miss Kegley is 'Mason Personal ·Maid of llon~r Men Will .· Inducted August23rd Miss Mary Foster lip been PI'. PLI!;ASANT - Miss returned from the Shepherd ol Lynn Kqley, dauibter Jlospltal In Charleston where Mr. and Mts. J . W. Kegley she underwent ·eyt surgery. She 21117 Mt, Vernon Avenue, has is the daughter of Mrs. S!irah been d!osen as one ol the PI', PLEASANT - The local Foster. maids of honor to lhe Queen . ' reign at lhe Black Walnut Fesselective service boatd No. and I tlval to be held in Spencer, w. 24 has released the names of Mary Foster, Mason DwaYJie Van Maire ol CHiton Va October 13 11 and 15th. 17 men ealled for lnwctlon on have been listed on lbe Dean's ., ' ' August 23 and notified 20 young List at West Virginia Tech. I Miss CYJithia Lee Christian, men to reporl for physical e<· Rev d M si•-year-old ·'daughter of Mr. amina.tions on Aug. 18th at · an rs. Lester Lane and Mrs Daniel L. Christian , Asl\land, Ky. have returned from a vacation Spruce Avenue, Pt. Scheduled (or induction on the lo several cities in West Vir· eousin of Miss Kfllley, will 23ril are . William A. Jehnson, ginia and visited with his par. serve as her flower girl in Jolm R. Lewis, Roy L. Pear-~ ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Lane the coronation ceremonies. son, William A. Roosh, Harold at Rock Cave, W. Va. and his Miss Kegley was spansorod E. Musgrave, David R. Wilson, sister and husband, Mr. and by the Pt. Pleasant Junior WoClarence E. Rice, Jr., Harold Mrs. Shaffer Linger at Webster men's Club aa lhe Mason CounH. iJi iffle. LoUJs J. Sismondo, Springs. ty princess . John L. Gibbs, Paul D. Kerns, Mrs. Carrie Kennedy of .J Lali;ry L. Meadows, James R. Columbus visited recently wilt1 Bali, Roger F.. Nibert, Aubrey her sister and husband, Mr. ANNOUNCE REVIVAL R. . Kinzel, . Edwin R. Thomas and Mrs. Harold Schwarz. om!~ D. BUsh. Mrs. Clara Redman, who unNEW HAVEN -Revival ser· · . derwent surgery at the Pleas- vices t'll begt·n 0 n A gu t 14 S<llectees lor phys1cal examValley Hosp1·ta1 re turned at the w u s two , Union Camp Ground . :ant j n. ations are: Slev hen C. W1l- home w~nesday . 1 • H "" miles back of New Haven, W. IJamson, Ro5 er ugijrt, John Mrs Eil J . l'. Cratldock, Ervin L. Conrad. Jumb · . ee~ . umper of Co- Va. Services wiD begin nightly William R. Milrtill, James !II . us IS VJSI mg several days at 8 p. m. There will be guest Blake Odis Walker Larry E with her mother, Mrs. Hester ministers and Rev. Don Elder · Kenneth ' R. Jones,· Rayburn who has .be en I·11 · · E. U. B. Ch arge Bradley, of th e Umon Harry J. Fitzsimmons Charles Mr. James Lew1s has pur- extends an invitation to every0. PtJ1liD.s, Mi~wa·eJ L'. Roach, chased the form~ home o( one. Special singing will be on Thomas .ft. Edwards, Richard ;~n Grandstaff m lower Mas- the program each night. . . , ,. I I' 1 A. FraiiCisco, Harry J. Roush, M. r Blld M J h G d .ll. E h · ' rs. o n ran staff ATTEND WORKSHOP W1 tam . S uler, Kenneth P. and fam'l f V W . Lee Ke th W Denn Ro I Y o an ert, 0/uo. ' nne · y, g· vJ·s,·t~" t:V WI·th Mr. an d Mrs Al- MASON - Three officers of L. Connolly, Robert S. Good- bt>rt Sw tz 1 W d sd · er nite a e on e ne ay and the Wahama Student Council · while here visited with Mr. and have attended a CQuncil workMrs. lves King, Letart, and Mr. shop at West Virginia WesleyGrandstaff's mo!her at New an for a week. They were Ole Martinsville, Ohio. Mr. Grand· president, Miss Jeanine Miller, staH, a former athletic in- New Haven ; vice president, structor at Wahama, is attend- Stephen Fowler, West Colum· ing a Methodist Seminary at bia, and the secretary, Vickie . Delaware, Ohio. May. ;';ew Haven. Mrs. Mary Mrs .. Anna Frye of Elgin. E. Capehart, student council ., • 1~., VIsited recently with h~.!r advisor, returned them hom~. Sister and hooband, Mr. and PT. PLEASANT Western Mrs. William Smith SMITH INJURED Style adult Square Dancing Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Smith classes llre scheduled to start visited on Sunday with h William (Les) Smith receiv-1 in f..l!i!It fJ*anJ,,~l!-~lll!I.J2 brother and wiif, "Mr. alld ed a severe cut on an ankle at I eadr -siniilal •fro!ii z- untn· ·s Fred M. Roush at Leta t his employment at the Statel P:m. ""~ound noor of the Mr. and Mrs. H. J. and Road Garage, Pt. Pleasant, cJly bulldlllg. . family of San Antonio, Texas, with a mowing scythe. The acSponsors... -~ Mr .. and Mrs. are visiting his sisters and cident occurred on Monday and R. L. Handley of .1\.!illwood. W. their families • Mr· a nd •• u ;.L C' " rs. he was taken to a doc· Va., former. ~ ~ counwans. Waller Werry Mason Mr nd tor. Twelve stitches were The.dasse<, a tolal of Zt, will Mrs. Harold Fry, Ne~ H~v:. required tt close the wound. bt ~~ : =u:t cnup~sl at and with Mr. Gress's aunt a Aadlolnts .t ar eatec es- Mrs. Fronna Barker, Mason ARRESTS MADE 1011. u m~ regis r as Mr. and Mrs. Burton webb couples as.lhe elj!ht people work of Mansfield, Ohio, visited her together In sets. sister and fam'l Mr PT. PLEASANT- Arrests re· 1y, Charles E "Slim" Hall will Job · and Mrs . cordod at the county jail for Instruct lh~ classes. Slim Roadt and son, for 8 the past :14 bours were: John has been square dancing for IS Mr; RoKer H 11 d G Rupe, SO, Apple Grove, chargyean and has been calling for return.ed b yses adn rant ed with driving while lntoxicat.orne on un ay after od · . lr " d I1x. visiting at Lora· . . , Improper regis awon an Persons Interested In t h e her parent Mm, Ohio, . With no operator's license and Ralph cfaases are askod to contact Woodrow ;;,..:.~n~nd Mrs. L. Marshall, 34, Cottageville, Mrs. Harry Saowden, 189 Pork Mrs W H F 1 felony warrant. Drl Pt PI · · · og esoog (Aunt _ _ _ __ ve, . •.asanl, or M r s. Katie) is r10 TOld Stevens, Birch Street, Pt. Gallipolis ~n:" ~ at the Pleasaat Valley Hoopltal Pleasant. . IC. "· Fogl" ADMITI'ED: Willie See, , song is orgamst, and a tead!er Hogsett; Loris Pullins, Leon. of the children s group which DISCHARGED: Paul Grimm, I meets each Sunday afternoon Letart; Mrs. Don Wolford, : -" al the Mason Methodist Churd!. Vinton, Ohio; Mrs. Doug Mil· 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitchell ler, Pt. Pleasant: Osbol'lle and family are vacationing in Slewar~ Pt. Pleasant He Ia an employee at _ _::_:._::_~==--- Squar~ Dance Start Aug · ·. "22 , a.:.; M::. w..:: i · .ew Haven N ! l r= PT. PLEASANT SA' ES co. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. Satarday, Jaly 30, I"' HOGS - 175 to 22tl 24.25 to 25.20: Heavies 22 to 23.50: Llgbta 22 to 24.50: Fat Sows 17 to 18.· ;o: Boars 14 to 17: Pigs 14 to T!''Y IO:"N:i\ ' ;; • CLEAR-OUT OF ALL ODDS & END--SHORT LOTS ·. BROKEN SIZE RANGES ' I . . •• 3 BIG DAYS Reg. $1.59 Value VALUES DUST PANDLE 50!. eNDISELESS e EASY TO CLEAN eSTRONG and DURABLE STORE-WIDE VALUES SPONGE MOP eruiL :l JASs.oRrEo39c GUISSWARE •eo,,_ •Aahr...,.. •Gr..... e REG. $1.39 VALUE r ''""" SLICED BACeN ., 17.50. CATTLE - Heifers 18.50 to !O.tO: Fat Cows 15 to 19; Can- I nor• ll.20 to 14.110; Bulls 19.90 to 22.61!: Stock Cow' and ealv· eo 123 to 177.50: Stock Sleers ,!0.50 to 25.50; Stock Heifers )7.50 to %1: Stock Steer Calvea ·II to 25.90; Stock Heifer Calves 12 to 25. ·~.~-·-~LCALVESTops . 10,~; Seconda 21.7$; Medium .!' .~.: 40 to 20: Commoa and Hl!av· :.•. ~ 23.50 to 28.10. ··y , l.;:.MIIII - Topo 2l Kaiser Aluminum. Mrs: .Warren Self and child· reD VISited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Capehart for several days. Mr. and Mrs. 'l'llomas Reed and De!Jil!" of East Bank, and Mr. Reed I brother, James and son, James Weaver, ol Miami, Fla., visited wllh Mr. und Mrs. Russell Capehart lor several days. Mrs. Stella Turner has movod to Crab Creek ne.ar Point PleaSBilt from the City Bull• ing, Mason, where she waa dlspatcher for the police department. 11~-. ;;I . You Save HERE II SPORTSWEAR STOkELY'S • Shorts- Blouses- Skirts Jamaica Sets- and Many Others BONUS BUY , .. c.,~.,. FOODLAND DETERGENT LIQUID • Ass~ . Color _ • Famous Hanes Muscleman s1.ooe. eASST. COLORS e sushel Size eSAVE NOW sleev~ • Sizes s-M-L • Asst. Color 87 $ OUT THEY GO! ~ Our Complete Stock . 1 2 pr1ce BEST PRICE in the VALLEY If you plan to build, remodel or rep~lr - come -us and live nowl Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS COMPANY MASON W.VA. · - 77J.§54 C:.DHt.Aioilf-DIIIHrJ SUPER VALUES FOR ALL Famous Super Flite lOWEST One Big Group PRIC ES • FR EE BmER GIFT ITEMS Y:2 ' · I PRICE I . 't HOME STOKELY'S 15( DEL MONTE JJc S.A.ORANGE JUICE, 46 oz. TANG GROWN ORANGE DRINK 18 01DEL MONTE Tomatoes 5 CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 3oc No.2 can Lb. Basket DEL MONTE GRAPEFRUIT SEcnONS 303 Biscuits 8 oz. ' CANS k ,., 37c VAN CAMPS for ONLY c Parkay SOFT OLEO PILLSBURY or BALLARD ., 3 DAYS OF SAVINGS! ESTIMATES BOTTLE 4 S1·00 eAm1rlcon Mode .High Life Adlon • Discount Prlc• c oz. BONUS BUY PY-0-MY GOLF BALLS eSAVE 50% NOW eoNE BIG TABLE eiiW\K II()WN FROM OUR GIFT TABLE , 32 BONUS BUY CAKE M:IXES FROSTING MUFFIN MIX INSTANT POT A TOES . eoUT THEY GO (Construction Grade) c FOR ' '· •" •• V: oz. BOTTLES eREG. $1.59 VALUE LADIES SWIM CAPS eASST. STYLES e ASST. SIZES 14 49c V-8 JUICE, 46 oz. · APPLE SAUCE NEW SUMMER ITEMS-SAVE NOW PRICE J1c 303 BONUS BUY COME EARLY! SAVE! c '112 GAL. ' SUMMER e SIZES S-M-IrXL CARLOAD FAIRMONT BUTTERMILK tl'..,.,,. LADIES AND CHILDREN T-SHIRTS lb. Yt\ces ... e Short Del Monte PRUNE JUICE CARTON c GRAB THESE BIG BUYS! c HI-C FRUIT DRINKS, 46 oz. 4ot. ~\lt •Aieny Otlt. 67~. SIZE LB• PKG BUCKEYE (p\\\Vate At... •so_,, Reg. $1.39 Value er.oNG LASTING ro .. • 1\lt tavt te\\S t\lt ta\t··· SET esUMMER SANDALS . a ·C .09 SJ.OO_pr esUMMER WHITES ~j ' · · to Bold .Halr. eForHwl_ . ' . J . ·4turge.Size. VALUES TO $5.98 LADIES SUMMER HEnS & FLATS ~. •. :·· ., Every Dtay Low Low Prices . NEW HAVEN - An all night hymn sing is sclioduled for . Au&ust 61b beginning at I p.m. , DST at lhe Unioa.Camp Groond, lwo miles bact of New Haven. An invitation is utended .., 11\.e to attend the ' Dilbtpublic singing by these groups: C41nry Quartet of wood, W. Va.; Chapel Trio, Gal· , llpolls; Chapman Family of Pl PleaSant, The Country llytlln Timers of WMPO radio, EUB Chun:h Choir and . Quartet of, lhe U n i o · O.urcll, H.armoneUes of Parkersburg, ·Singing-..iteynolds FamIly of MUtop, Sp~Ij\jlalaires Trio o[ Racine, 0., the~ens Family of Hocking, 0., Coleman Quartet of Jacksoo County, the Rev . Don Elder Family of Letart. W. Va .. King Family of Pomeroy, Glad Hearts Trio of Sandyville, Builders Quartet of Ripley, W. Va. Pioneers Quar· tel of Pt. Pleasant, Lean Mae and Paul Morrison of Sandy· ville and Wade and Donna Hayman. Racine, 0. , :! ,I SHOP THURSDAY TIL 5:00PM FRIDAY TIL 8 -SATURDAY TIL 9 1 Classes to ' AI/ Nigh* Sing P/onnecfNeor D-A-Y-S c PORK & BEANS 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOlJ TINY'S 25c WE RESE~VE THE RIGHT fO LIMIT QUANTITY Di: . 'UUX ~OODLAND • .t ··• ., .' 7 ·"~' ""j ( ..i '~ " ,• Kanauoa, 0.' • ·Middlei!Orf, 0. • �•'·'·· :s,teea Miss Kegley is 'Mason Personal ·Maid of llon~r Men Will .· Inducted August23rd Miss Mary Foster lip been PI'. PLI!;ASANT - Miss returned from the Shepherd ol Lynn Kqley, dauibter Jlospltal In Charleston where Mr. and Mts. J . W. Kegley she underwent ·eyt surgery. She 21117 Mt, Vernon Avenue, has is the daughter of Mrs. S!irah been d!osen as one ol the PI', PLEASANT - The local Foster. maids of honor to lhe Queen . ' reign at lhe Black Walnut Fesselective service boatd No. and I tlval to be held in Spencer, w. 24 has released the names of Mary Foster, Mason DwaYJie Van Maire ol CHiton Va October 13 11 and 15th. 17 men ealled for lnwctlon on have been listed on lbe Dean's ., ' ' August 23 and notified 20 young List at West Virginia Tech. I Miss CYJithia Lee Christian, men to reporl for physical e<· Rev d M si•-year-old ·'daughter of Mr. amina.tions on Aug. 18th at · an rs. Lester Lane and Mrs Daniel L. Christian , Asl\land, Ky. have returned from a vacation Spruce Avenue, Pt. Scheduled (or induction on the lo several cities in West Vir· eousin of Miss Kfllley, will 23ril are . William A. Jehnson, ginia and visited with his par. serve as her flower girl in Jolm R. Lewis, Roy L. Pear-~ ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Lane the coronation ceremonies. son, William A. Roosh, Harold at Rock Cave, W. Va. and his Miss Kegley was spansorod E. Musgrave, David R. Wilson, sister and husband, Mr. and by the Pt. Pleasant Junior WoClarence E. Rice, Jr., Harold Mrs. Shaffer Linger at Webster men's Club aa lhe Mason CounH. iJi iffle. LoUJs J. Sismondo, Springs. ty princess . John L. Gibbs, Paul D. Kerns, Mrs. Carrie Kennedy of .J Lali;ry L. Meadows, James R. Columbus visited recently wilt1 Bali, Roger F.. Nibert, Aubrey her sister and husband, Mr. ANNOUNCE REVIVAL R. . Kinzel, . Edwin R. Thomas and Mrs. Harold Schwarz. om!~ D. BUsh. Mrs. Clara Redman, who unNEW HAVEN -Revival ser· · . derwent surgery at the Pleas- vices t'll begt·n 0 n A gu t 14 S<llectees lor phys1cal examValley Hosp1·ta1 re turned at the w u s two , Union Camp Ground . :ant j n. ations are: Slev hen C. W1l- home w~nesday . 1 • H "" miles back of New Haven, W. IJamson, Ro5 er ugijrt, John Mrs Eil J . l'. Cratldock, Ervin L. Conrad. Jumb · . ee~ . umper of Co- Va. Services wiD begin nightly William R. Milrtill, James !II . us IS VJSI mg several days at 8 p. m. There will be guest Blake Odis Walker Larry E with her mother, Mrs. Hester ministers and Rev. Don Elder · Kenneth ' R. Jones,· Rayburn who has .be en I·11 · · E. U. B. Ch arge Bradley, of th e Umon Harry J. Fitzsimmons Charles Mr. James Lew1s has pur- extends an invitation to every0. PtJ1liD.s, Mi~wa·eJ L'. Roach, chased the form~ home o( one. Special singing will be on Thomas .ft. Edwards, Richard ;~n Grandstaff m lower Mas- the program each night. . . , ,. I I' 1 A. FraiiCisco, Harry J. Roush, M. r Blld M J h G d .ll. E h · ' rs. o n ran staff ATTEND WORKSHOP W1 tam . S uler, Kenneth P. and fam'l f V W . Lee Ke th W Denn Ro I Y o an ert, 0/uo. ' nne · y, g· vJ·s,·t~" t:V WI·th Mr. an d Mrs Al- MASON - Three officers of L. Connolly, Robert S. Good- bt>rt Sw tz 1 W d sd · er nite a e on e ne ay and the Wahama Student Council · while here visited with Mr. and have attended a CQuncil workMrs. lves King, Letart, and Mr. shop at West Virginia WesleyGrandstaff's mo!her at New an for a week. They were Ole Martinsville, Ohio. Mr. Grand· president, Miss Jeanine Miller, staH, a former athletic in- New Haven ; vice president, structor at Wahama, is attend- Stephen Fowler, West Colum· ing a Methodist Seminary at bia, and the secretary, Vickie . Delaware, Ohio. May. ;';ew Haven. Mrs. Mary Mrs .. Anna Frye of Elgin. E. Capehart, student council ., • 1~., VIsited recently with h~.!r advisor, returned them hom~. Sister and hooband, Mr. and PT. PLEASANT Western Mrs. William Smith SMITH INJURED Style adult Square Dancing Mr. and Mrs. Wiiliam Smith classes llre scheduled to start visited on Sunday with h William (Les) Smith receiv-1 in f..l!i!It fJ*anJ,,~l!-~lll!I.J2 brother and wiif, "Mr. alld ed a severe cut on an ankle at I eadr -siniilal •fro!ii z- untn· ·s Fred M. Roush at Leta t his employment at the Statel P:m. ""~ound noor of the Mr. and Mrs. H. J. and Road Garage, Pt. Pleasant, cJly bulldlllg. . family of San Antonio, Texas, with a mowing scythe. The acSponsors... -~ Mr .. and Mrs. are visiting his sisters and cident occurred on Monday and R. L. Handley of .1\.!illwood. W. their families • Mr· a nd •• u ;.L C' " rs. he was taken to a doc· Va., former. ~ ~ counwans. Waller Werry Mason Mr nd tor. Twelve stitches were The.dasse<, a tolal of Zt, will Mrs. Harold Fry, Ne~ H~v:. required tt close the wound. bt ~~ : =u:t cnup~sl at and with Mr. Gress's aunt a Aadlolnts .t ar eatec es- Mrs. Fronna Barker, Mason ARRESTS MADE 1011. u m~ regis r as Mr. and Mrs. Burton webb couples as.lhe elj!ht people work of Mansfield, Ohio, visited her together In sets. sister and fam'l Mr PT. PLEASANT- Arrests re· 1y, Charles E "Slim" Hall will Job · and Mrs . cordod at the county jail for Instruct lh~ classes. Slim Roadt and son, for 8 the past :14 bours were: John has been square dancing for IS Mr; RoKer H 11 d G Rupe, SO, Apple Grove, chargyean and has been calling for return.ed b yses adn rant ed with driving while lntoxicat.orne on un ay after od · . lr " d I1x. visiting at Lora· . . , Improper regis awon an Persons Interested In t h e her parent Mm, Ohio, . With no operator's license and Ralph cfaases are askod to contact Woodrow ;;,..:.~n~nd Mrs. L. Marshall, 34, Cottageville, Mrs. Harry Saowden, 189 Pork Mrs W H F 1 felony warrant. Drl Pt PI · · · og esoog (Aunt _ _ _ __ ve, . •.asanl, or M r s. Katie) is r10 TOld Stevens, Birch Street, Pt. Gallipolis ~n:" ~ at the Pleasaat Valley Hoopltal Pleasant. . IC. "· Fogl" ADMITI'ED: Willie See, , song is orgamst, and a tead!er Hogsett; Loris Pullins, Leon. of the children s group which DISCHARGED: Paul Grimm, I meets each Sunday afternoon Letart; Mrs. Don Wolford, : -" al the Mason Methodist Churd!. Vinton, Ohio; Mrs. Doug Mil· 1 I Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mitchell ler, Pt. Pleasant: Osbol'lle and family are vacationing in Slewar~ Pt. Pleasant He Ia an employee at _ _::_:._::_~==--- Squar~ Dance Start Aug · ·. "22 , a.:.; M::. w..:: i · .ew Haven N ! l r= PT. PLEASANT SA' ES co. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. Satarday, Jaly 30, I"' HOGS - 175 to 22tl 24.25 to 25.20: Heavies 22 to 23.50: Llgbta 22 to 24.50: Fat Sows 17 to 18.· ;o: Boars 14 to 17: Pigs 14 to T!''Y IO:"N:i\ ' ;; • CLEAR-OUT OF ALL ODDS & END--SHORT LOTS ·. BROKEN SIZE RANGES ' I . . •• 3 BIG DAYS Reg. $1.59 Value VALUES DUST PANDLE 50!. eNDISELESS e EASY TO CLEAN eSTRONG and DURABLE STORE-WIDE VALUES SPONGE MOP eruiL :l JASs.oRrEo39c GUISSWARE •eo,,_ •Aahr...,.. •Gr..... e REG. $1.39 VALUE r ''""" SLICED BACeN ., 17.50. CATTLE - Heifers 18.50 to !O.tO: Fat Cows 15 to 19; Can- I nor• ll.20 to 14.110; Bulls 19.90 to 22.61!: Stock Cow' and ealv· eo 123 to 177.50: Stock Sleers ,!0.50 to 25.50; Stock Heifers )7.50 to %1: Stock Steer Calvea ·II to 25.90; Stock Heifer Calves 12 to 25. ·~.~-·-~LCALVESTops . 10,~; Seconda 21.7$; Medium .!' .~.: 40 to 20: Commoa and Hl!av· :.•. ~ 23.50 to 28.10. ··y , l.;:.MIIII - Topo 2l Kaiser Aluminum. Mrs: .Warren Self and child· reD VISited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Capehart for several days. Mr. and Mrs. 'l'llomas Reed and De!Jil!" of East Bank, and Mr. Reed I brother, James and son, James Weaver, ol Miami, Fla., visited wllh Mr. und Mrs. Russell Capehart lor several days. Mrs. Stella Turner has movod to Crab Creek ne.ar Point PleaSBilt from the City Bull• ing, Mason, where she waa dlspatcher for the police department. 11~-. ;;I . You Save HERE II SPORTSWEAR STOkELY'S • Shorts- Blouses- Skirts Jamaica Sets- and Many Others BONUS BUY , .. c.,~.,. FOODLAND DETERGENT LIQUID • Ass~ . Color _ • Famous Hanes Muscleman s1.ooe. eASST. COLORS e sushel Size eSAVE NOW sleev~ • Sizes s-M-L • Asst. Color 87 $ OUT THEY GO! ~ Our Complete Stock . 1 2 pr1ce BEST PRICE in the VALLEY If you plan to build, remodel or rep~lr - come -us and live nowl Hogg & Zuspan MATERIALS COMPANY MASON W.VA. · - 77J.§54 C:.DHt.Aioilf-DIIIHrJ SUPER VALUES FOR ALL Famous Super Flite lOWEST One Big Group PRIC ES • FR EE BmER GIFT ITEMS Y:2 ' · I PRICE I . 't HOME STOKELY'S 15( DEL MONTE JJc S.A.ORANGE JUICE, 46 oz. TANG GROWN ORANGE DRINK 18 01DEL MONTE Tomatoes 5 CRUSHED PINEAPPLE 3oc No.2 can Lb. Basket DEL MONTE GRAPEFRUIT SEcnONS 303 Biscuits 8 oz. ' CANS k ,., 37c VAN CAMPS for ONLY c Parkay SOFT OLEO PILLSBURY or BALLARD ., 3 DAYS OF SAVINGS! ESTIMATES BOTTLE 4 S1·00 eAm1rlcon Mode .High Life Adlon • Discount Prlc• c oz. BONUS BUY PY-0-MY GOLF BALLS eSAVE 50% NOW eoNE BIG TABLE eiiW\K II()WN FROM OUR GIFT TABLE , 32 BONUS BUY CAKE M:IXES FROSTING MUFFIN MIX INSTANT POT A TOES . eoUT THEY GO (Construction Grade) c FOR ' '· •" •• V: oz. BOTTLES eREG. $1.59 VALUE LADIES SWIM CAPS eASST. STYLES e ASST. SIZES 14 49c V-8 JUICE, 46 oz. · APPLE SAUCE NEW SUMMER ITEMS-SAVE NOW PRICE J1c 303 BONUS BUY COME EARLY! SAVE! c '112 GAL. ' SUMMER e SIZES S-M-IrXL CARLOAD FAIRMONT BUTTERMILK tl'..,.,,. LADIES AND CHILDREN T-SHIRTS lb. Yt\ces ... e Short Del Monte PRUNE JUICE CARTON c GRAB THESE BIG BUYS! c HI-C FRUIT DRINKS, 46 oz. 4ot. ~\lt •Aieny Otlt. 67~. SIZE LB• PKG BUCKEYE (p\\\Vate At... •so_,, Reg. $1.39 Value er.oNG LASTING ro .. • 1\lt tavt te\\S t\lt ta\t··· SET esUMMER SANDALS . a ·C .09 SJ.OO_pr esUMMER WHITES ~j ' · · to Bold .Halr. eForHwl_ . ' . J . ·4turge.Size. VALUES TO $5.98 LADIES SUMMER HEnS & FLATS ~. •. :·· ., Every Dtay Low Low Prices . NEW HAVEN - An all night hymn sing is sclioduled for . Au&ust 61b beginning at I p.m. , DST at lhe Unioa.Camp Groond, lwo miles bact of New Haven. An invitation is utended .., 11\.e to attend the ' Dilbtpublic singing by these groups: C41nry Quartet of wood, W. Va.; Chapel Trio, Gal· , llpolls; Chapman Family of Pl PleaSant, The Country llytlln Timers of WMPO radio, EUB Chun:h Choir and . Quartet of, lhe U n i o · O.urcll, H.armoneUes of Parkersburg, ·Singing-..iteynolds FamIly of MUtop, Sp~Ij\jlalaires Trio o[ Racine, 0., the~ens Family of Hocking, 0., Coleman Quartet of Jacksoo County, the Rev . Don Elder Family of Letart. W. Va .. King Family of Pomeroy, Glad Hearts Trio of Sandyville, Builders Quartet of Ripley, W. Va. Pioneers Quar· tel of Pt. Pleasant, Lean Mae and Paul Morrison of Sandy· ville and Wade and Donna Hayman. Racine, 0. , :! ,I SHOP THURSDAY TIL 5:00PM FRIDAY TIL 8 -SATURDAY TIL 9 1 Classes to ' AI/ Nigh* Sing P/onnecfNeor D-A-Y-S c PORK & BEANS 2 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOlJ TINY'S 25c WE RESE~VE THE RIGHT fO LIMIT QUANTITY Di: . 'UUX ~OODLAND • .t ··• ., .' 7 ·"~' ""j ( ..i '~ " ,• Kanauoa, 0.' • ·Middlei!Orf, 0. • �. .. \•" }' _., __ - ' . ' . ' . . . ,,, . . •• ' .' j ' "'' 't' · ' . 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OF 2 ~ . ~~§ ~- ·- cJg ~ v!~~e c REG . 2Sc 19c I COMPASS , . 10( . st. . . , \ , ' 6-11 ;1 ,.:. ·aovs -. ·· C ;AfW ,-! ·_·: . . i , . ·. ~ soxs .· ,· ' 6~16 '. •· I • ' ' . CANVAS ·BINDER FILLER PAPER • SUBPECT DIVIDERS : · · . ~ ,,_, BOYS . GIRLS · ·' .SCitWB. SCHOOL . TYPING . PAPER ·:DBN,IM:. .:DRESSES Rf,G. 49c J··9c f < SHIRTS -. Sizes 59 · PlASTIC . · RULER$ 10c I BOYS SPORT 00 :r:. I ·• ·~ . ·, '., 88 SIZES . 6-12 KNIT SHIRTS BOYS .·. ~ , PANT·S . . ~ StARTER FILLER PAPER . ~~& ' ' 08 ' . I ~ . SCHO.QL ' . SHEETS -8~ . ANKLETS = I . · ~ ao.v~si - ~ StHOOL •.. 300 SPIRAL . ' PA·N'S :. · .~ I . ·._·a BOYS DRESS:: GIRLS SCHOOL DRESSES .. PANts · . :st%&5 4-12 .. 7-14 '$ . B. ·I · . .' I ·•• .{ ';,.,, 1. ' 88 I ' . ' If .. , only . !, . ; ·~ .. .. ·.. - 89 �; (, ··i ' ' .,. " .. .0' IWIPJ'U'"' .I.LIOYf.IIIP, SLICt:D ' T-BONE STEAK ,.... 8 lb -' $ Your D1p1ncllb.. O..ler For PLUMBING AND Financial Gossip HEATING Tape Recorder Sales Climb $ 19 lb. EN~ICHED FROZ~!:(:(;;DPIES RONCO ENRICHED BEEF- CHICKEN TURKEY . RACINE, 0. 5 lb. ) ,. , _. r 5-Lb. i WI Bag I hrooms ti . :.:w > Pkg. LIMES II - ' ':~ PERFEO FOR COOL DRINKS OR PIES 8-ox. !.>. >.D -:~ M· .... J.~ FOR STEAK - PIZZA - OR SOUPS 8-0I, Pkgs. ·• ._,f! •:.•. . POTATOES TASTE·O·SEA \ Doz. I I I U.S. NO.1 NEW RED ' Elbow Macaroni - ~=~ 19c 165's aJFJ"'PRBMIIJMIJ, LGOYI'......I!CftD ' 09 Graham Cr~ckers- ~~-19c Thin SpagheHi . . r!.~·39c WAID CROSS' SONS .;; ; ·:!!.ao:~' lb. T·JONE or CLUB PORTERHOUSE _ STEAK (Bone-In) STEAK Pork &Beans 10 :.:99c ANTHONY Plumblng-Heatlag (,.'/~ . :: NS 81\'IFT'S PREMIUM IJ, S. OOVT.INSPECI'ED BUSH'S SHOWBOAT RONCO ·. COOLIN&- TANGY lb. FIRESIDE FRIDAY and SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. to Br38 P.M. c LEAN MILD .SIRLOIN ·STEAK ~ ,;.. 89c Smoked Picnic HAMS 39c 9:00 to 6:00 BACON TRAY PACK ·C Shop Man. thr•·Titunclay .• 6 . .~ ' . •.c£<1 •• C.•plea. Seltoetlua Of Fresh Citrus Fruits FISH STICKS 3 8-oz. Pkgs. $1 . : •, -· . T ,. ::; ~: 2 HOUR CUT 111'11 ScOff IAJIIIWICI DRY BAliS •• •• •• CLEANING Service On Request 4 Pkgs. IUO I SALE of RUGS l' OVAL BRAIDED lp 'l1 While They last . .• I 3 ROOMS New ONLY taO.OO Oown - ... _ Conv....... T.... MASON AIIWool-9x12 SIZE 00 INGELS CARPET HOUSE POMEROY RJRNITURE CO. M4SON, W. VA. MAIN ST. 992-5661 MAKE· YOUR PLAN·S TO SHOP YOUR LOC'k STORES ' . ·. .' ~·· SAUSAGE ••• 5 ... 8 MAIIiGWIIIUWIIIIY ' JUICE SALE '· '299 IICI-IIIOW ' SEE THURSDAY;$ SENTINEL FOR_THE MANY,· MANY VALUES · OFFERED BY · YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS FOR · THESE TWQ BIG DAYS~ Normally 59.95 " r Friday and Saturday August 5-6 YAII CAMP YIEIIIIA RUGS $1 ... TUNA ..... 4·~$1 Robinson's CLEAN!RS POMEROY ;:'lt'uaana1 0 ~$1 IACABOII 2 26' ltL ''}' PRESERVES. '1 c301' ... $1 • 0 SAUCE 8 Ill .......• of· •••••1 • STCIIIII.Y'I 'IOMUe '1 Jtm'DATIMIIIRI '1 $1 :.uii .... 'lO UIIY.wh '1 ') -y FROZEN FOOD SALE CAI.IDA 1111K11- o NTITIES ..........· 'ftTIITZ 3 ~~~ ~1 \... I . ~·. , .. :~ ·f, '"::"': 1,•. ' l ... '\ PIE SIEI' S ...... , .. ..3"-f"' f'1 . ,. , .l·r • M'IS .... :C: ~·' ,\1 . l • " �; (, ··i ' ' .,. " .. .0' IWIPJ'U'"' .I.LIOYf.IIIP, SLICt:D ' T-BONE STEAK ,.... 8 lb -' $ Your D1p1ncllb.. O..ler For PLUMBING AND Financial Gossip HEATING Tape Recorder Sales Climb $ 19 lb. EN~ICHED FROZ~!:(:(;;DPIES RONCO ENRICHED BEEF- CHICKEN TURKEY . RACINE, 0. 5 lb. ) ,. , _. r 5-Lb. i WI Bag I hrooms ti . :.:w > Pkg. LIMES II - ' ':~ PERFEO FOR COOL DRINKS OR PIES 8-ox. !.>. >.D -:~ M· .... J.~ FOR STEAK - PIZZA - OR SOUPS 8-0I, Pkgs. ·• ._,f! •:.•. . POTATOES TASTE·O·SEA \ Doz. I I I U.S. NO.1 NEW RED ' Elbow Macaroni - ~=~ 19c 165's aJFJ"'PRBMIIJMIJ, LGOYI'......I!CftD ' 09 Graham Cr~ckers- ~~-19c Thin SpagheHi . . r!.~·39c WAID CROSS' SONS .;; ; ·:!!.ao:~' lb. T·JONE or CLUB PORTERHOUSE _ STEAK (Bone-In) STEAK Pork &Beans 10 :.:99c ANTHONY Plumblng-Heatlag (,.'/~ . :: NS 81\'IFT'S PREMIUM IJ, S. OOVT.INSPECI'ED BUSH'S SHOWBOAT RONCO ·. COOLIN&- TANGY lb. FIRESIDE FRIDAY and SATURDAY 8:30 A.M. to Br38 P.M. c LEAN MILD .SIRLOIN ·STEAK ~ ,;.. 89c Smoked Picnic HAMS 39c 9:00 to 6:00 BACON TRAY PACK ·C Shop Man. thr•·Titunclay .• 6 . .~ ' . •.c£<1 •• C.•plea. Seltoetlua Of Fresh Citrus Fruits FISH STICKS 3 8-oz. Pkgs. $1 . : •, -· . T ,. ::; ~: 2 HOUR CUT 111'11 ScOff IAJIIIWICI DRY BAliS •• •• •• CLEANING Service On Request 4 Pkgs. IUO I SALE of RUGS l' OVAL BRAIDED lp 'l1 While They last . .• I 3 ROOMS New ONLY taO.OO Oown - ... _ Conv....... T.... MASON AIIWool-9x12 SIZE 00 INGELS CARPET HOUSE POMEROY RJRNITURE CO. M4SON, W. VA. MAIN ST. 992-5661 MAKE· YOUR PLAN·S TO SHOP YOUR LOC'k STORES ' . ·. .' ~·· SAUSAGE ••• 5 ... 8 MAIIiGWIIIUWIIIIY ' JUICE SALE '· '299 IICI-IIIOW ' SEE THURSDAY;$ SENTINEL FOR_THE MANY,· MANY VALUES · OFFERED BY · YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS FOR · THESE TWQ BIG DAYS~ Normally 59.95 " r Friday and Saturday August 5-6 YAII CAMP YIEIIIIA RUGS $1 ... TUNA ..... 4·~$1 Robinson's CLEAN!RS POMEROY ;:'lt'uaana1 0 ~$1 IACABOII 2 26' ltL ''}' PRESERVES. '1 c301' ... $1 • 0 SAUCE 8 Ill .......• of· •••••1 • STCIIIII.Y'I 'IOMUe '1 Jtm'DATIMIIIRI '1 $1 :.uii .... 'lO UIIY.wh '1 ') -y FROZEN FOOD SALE CAI.IDA 1111K11- o NTITIES ..........· 'ftTIITZ 3 ~~~ ~1 \... I . ~·. , .. :~ ·f, '"::"': 1,•. ' l ... '\ PIE SIEI' S ...... , .. ..3"-f"' f'1 . ,. , .l·r • M'IS .... :C: ~·' ,\1 . l • " �I I ., ' 't • I.;>· ' 'I' Get Extra Cash The \VantAd Way Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 8,_11166-17 WANT AD INJORMATION ....... ~~~- till A. lA. CANCILLATIOtll COIIICTIOMI Will Ut ........ Ultfll f1M A. M. "" 1NY d PttiiHcatiM~ , . ... ·..... J @':* DiADLINit t P. M. Dlr ....,. PWIIc..- I · . Pomeroy Motor Co. · QUAliTY .,.................. ,....,..... $2295 65 CHEVROLET m-.o Ordorlnt To PII ffltt D._nt - . • liD , ..... ,;oo ~---•-•.•_v~tc~··-~•-"_•_•_•_•--J ' owned and only inder, power .teerlng. Spolleas lawn interior, beaut11ul ma· roan finish. Radio and heater. . JHUhft l ... t t i - N ltMttiOurDrlw•ln $2295 12,000 !Jiile'1 6 "Yl· Impala Hardtop. Locally M l - · 1!\11... II oonto 17 r:HH ;ir ..._ .., ttl'" c ... HI Wllftlo It ..... • ' ' I HAfiiJll a OIITUUIII ·~ .. ...,. ri'IIIIIMUM ' " " e.lllhllNI ...,. 1c . Gf!P:Iet HOUII 11 • - M. tt 11• M Ot•lr 1 ... .u.... ;11 A. M II1M ftoMI Cl I I r. 64 CORVAIR $1095 Deluxe Coupe. 1 local owner, motor overhauled. Good tires, clean interior. · Pomeroy Motor-Co. ®•u· 1' 1 10 IAIV TO ••ACI • . . llh,: f ,.ODIICU.. . WANT ao OPEN IVES. 9:00 P.M. PttONi W't 2-2156 C V~ POMEROY, OHIO I H?WI~ 5CI4NFIDEII , 8- OVT THERE I~ REAL WORLD WITH ITS REAL. C'()IJFLICTS IWD PRES'WRES ... Til~ l!v ART SANSOM DICK TRACY ~- - . .... ~AD A 'At:li>ENTER MAKE TI-ll$ t:IEI'I..ICA 01'" THE SPACE COUPE's FRClNT -THE REST IS UP TO US. FR~CKLeS ANO HI~ By FRIENDS MERRIL~ R' OSSER MISTER ,YOU 11 5 PROBABLY 50ME!COf DRESSED l ,.__. L1 KE SMOKEY·- -TO REMIND PEOPLE. - . ' BE CARE<U- WTH MAlO-IES/ SURIO SCARf_p ______ _.. MY 8UDDY I 1-\E THOUGI-Ir 'iou .__ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Of1Cf 'BOUT AM IJ:jg:i ABO\IE "TM' warER ~r II/OWI WHAT QRE WE GOIM' I' Ill! 1 llltur•nc:. ----'--·--1ET A quotation !rem REU· rER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. before renewing your , auto insurance. We may be able to save you money. B2 ~ iJTOMOBILE IDsuranee beeD cancolled7 Lost yeur opera~ or'o, Ucansel C8U W\' :1-ZIIII•. I II lie ;• 1'MD'IIN6, AND ALL I decl'ee 18. AnUquated u. Foot·ltke ..... Alps wind fURNISHED ,tficlency apart. be&rlng ~ meadow or eome Olilo. Ph. m.31'ft. 83 Uc · ROOM brlct Duplel with rqe, Bullernut Ave., Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 19UIZI. I 3 Uc HOUSE ll'll1lr Ill Middleport, 0. Pb. Gl WlG. 24. Herd of whales 25. Lotty moun· t ala. 26. 8. 7, Thronr 8, Cold SWi111 17. Stlteh 18. Thyt"Oid, pot!, ' 5. Leg arrnm· P.Custom 10. Swiftly 12!. Sultnn 's 4. Astral 6. Oriental country 6. Candlcnut For Rent to 4011 Spring Ave., Pomeroy, 0. I 3 Uc .~ICE t I'OOID8 and bith un. i'urnbhed apartment, Middle- I• s. Free ACROIIK t . Auto• 9. RoH fndt 11. Not old 18.0rpn of menL Pb. HEAR 15 IN6Ul.T6! DAILY CROSSWORD part 15.Mar8hy By SCHULZ 18. .loOrror 19. Fact 20. Monetary 20. Flatfloh unit 21. Stna'le 28. Kine of the unit Amalekltel 22. Ci'lll War 21.Clo1e: C01111118Ddll' poet. ..21. Not trtlh for one BLAEnNARS Amer. Indian group 28.Roada 30.0ld J'reneb. coin 32.Melta 3S. Jirllble.tt ..... at.Jiebrew meuuro 35. Slberlaa river Onder & Concrete RHI bt•te For S•l• 37. C!UDa and fover 38. Cublcla 38.Attampt n.Obt&ln O.P&rt ot .wto be,• D . InduatrJoUII tnHCtl , 30. Pulllll : colloq. Bl.Rap ,.. 81. :Mountain sa. COlor ST. Bellavo , •. All>ba """ ... JI_.Anxlotl• flllboct!ptlon 611.Jft faet 611,Rodmto 61. 'l'oo.-, llpJ,I\&Wk'l J)Jrr brl-t-1-~ J . .u&~ ,('f '; 11 t'X. . ',' .-mto ,Dd.'l ne&R1z111P,"'ii,JQ1JO'DI- :Q:ta... . _ .. . • .'.i.K1"DL.AAZa lo Lo.-e•&L .. OW , ooe..U..<!fml>lt _,_..,....J• '"* 1&1 !I'll~ ... _. ,t<li! 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IATII "'want M llrYIH l!v SERVICE BOY or GIRL In Rutlond To 66 PLYMOUTH LI'L ABNER I UDIATOR WANTED ~ I Business Se BLOCKS . ec:.r eTruck •tt.ter c.... elulldoter eAnyType QIIH GOBLE FORD Crow's Steak House flY 1-2196 Ml4clloport, 0 HONDA SAW & SEJtYKI •• Ofll . . . . . -liT PIOPLII . 'CALL DICK IAWLINOI I bwllnpHonda WU4111 MJDDLIJOIIT, �I I ., ' 't • I.;>· ' 'I' Get Extra Cash The \VantAd Way Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Aug. 8,_11166-17 WANT AD INJORMATION ....... ~~~- till A. lA. CANCILLATIOtll COIIICTIOMI Will Ut ........ Ultfll f1M A. M. "" 1NY d PttiiHcatiM~ , . ... ·..... J @':* DiADLINit t P. M. Dlr ....,. PWIIc..- I · . Pomeroy Motor Co. · QUAliTY .,.................. ,....,..... $2295 65 CHEVROLET m-.o Ordorlnt To PII ffltt D._nt - . • liD , ..... ,;oo ~---•-•.•_v~tc~··-~•-"_•_•_•_•--J ' owned and only inder, power .teerlng. Spolleas lawn interior, beaut11ul ma· roan finish. Radio and heater. . JHUhft l ... t t i - N ltMttiOurDrlw•ln $2295 12,000 !Jiile'1 6 "Yl· Impala Hardtop. Locally M l - · 1!\11... II oonto 17 r:HH ;ir ..._ .., ttl'" c ... HI Wllftlo It ..... • ' ' I HAfiiJll a OIITUUIII ·~ .. ...,. ri'IIIIIMUM ' " " e.lllhllNI ...,. 1c . Gf!P:Iet HOUII 11 • - M. tt 11• M Ot•lr 1 ... .u.... ;11 A. M II1M ftoMI Cl I I r. 64 CORVAIR $1095 Deluxe Coupe. 1 local owner, motor overhauled. Good tires, clean interior. · Pomeroy Motor-Co. ®•u· 1' 1 10 IAIV TO ••ACI • . . llh,: f ,.ODIICU.. . WANT ao OPEN IVES. 9:00 P.M. PttONi W't 2-2156 C V~ POMEROY, OHIO I H?WI~ 5CI4NFIDEII , 8- OVT THERE I~ REAL WORLD WITH ITS REAL. C'()IJFLICTS IWD PRES'WRES ... Til~ l!v ART SANSOM DICK TRACY ~- - . .... ~AD A 'At:li>ENTER MAKE TI-ll$ t:IEI'I..ICA 01'" THE SPACE COUPE's FRClNT -THE REST IS UP TO US. FR~CKLeS ANO HI~ By FRIENDS MERRIL~ R' OSSER MISTER ,YOU 11 5 PROBABLY 50ME!COf DRESSED l ,.__. L1 KE SMOKEY·- -TO REMIND PEOPLE. - . ' BE CARE<U- WTH MAlO-IES/ SURIO SCARf_p ______ _.. MY 8UDDY I 1-\E THOUGI-Ir 'iou .__ LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE Of1Cf 'BOUT AM IJ:jg:i ABO\IE "TM' warER ~r II/OWI WHAT QRE WE GOIM' I' Ill! 1 llltur•nc:. ----'--·--1ET A quotation !rem REU· rER INSURANCE AGENCY INC. before renewing your , auto insurance. We may be able to save you money. B2 ~ iJTOMOBILE IDsuranee beeD cancolled7 Lost yeur opera~ or'o, Ucansel C8U W\' :1-ZIIII•. I II lie ;• 1'MD'IIN6, AND ALL I decl'ee 18. AnUquated u. Foot·ltke ..... Alps wind fURNISHED ,tficlency apart. be&rlng ~ meadow or eome Olilo. Ph. m.31'ft. 83 Uc · ROOM brlct Duplel with rqe, Bullernut Ave., Pomeroy, 0. Ph. 19UIZI. I 3 Uc HOUSE ll'll1lr Ill Middleport, 0. Pb. Gl WlG. 24. Herd of whales 25. Lotty moun· t ala. 26. 8. 7, Thronr 8, Cold SWi111 17. Stlteh 18. Thyt"Oid, pot!, ' 5. Leg arrnm· P.Custom 10. Swiftly 12!. Sultnn 's 4. Astral 6. Oriental country 6. Candlcnut For Rent to 4011 Spring Ave., Pomeroy, 0. I 3 Uc .~ICE t I'OOID8 and bith un. i'urnbhed apartment, Middle- I• s. Free ACROIIK t . Auto• 9. RoH fndt 11. Not old 18.0rpn of menL Pb. HEAR 15 IN6Ul.T6! DAILY CROSSWORD part 15.Mar8hy By SCHULZ 18. .loOrror 19. Fact 20. Monetary 20. Flatfloh unit 21. Stna'le 28. Kine of the unit Amalekltel 22. Ci'lll War 21.Clo1e: C01111118Ddll' poet. ..21. Not trtlh for one BLAEnNARS Amer. Indian group 28.Roada 30.0ld J'reneb. coin 32.Melta 3S. Jirllble.tt ..... at.Jiebrew meuuro 35. Slberlaa river Onder & Concrete RHI bt•te For S•l• 37. C!UDa and fover 38. Cublcla 38.Attampt n.Obt&ln O.P&rt ot .wto be,• D . InduatrJoUII tnHCtl , 30. Pulllll : colloq. Bl.Rap ,.. 81. :Mountain sa. COlor ST. Bellavo , •. All>ba """ ... JI_.Anxlotl• flllboct!ptlon 611.Jft faet 611,Rodmto 61. 'l'oo.-, llpJ,I\&Wk'l J)Jrr brl-t-1-~ J . .u&~ ,('f '; 11 t'X. . ',' .-mto ,Dd.'l ne&R1z111P,"'ii,JQ1JO'DI- :Q:ta... . _ .. . • .'.i.K1"DL.AAZa lo Lo.-e•&L .. OW , ooe..U..<!fml>lt _,_..,....J• '"* 1&1 !I'll~ ... _. ,t<li! 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IATII "'want M llrYIH l!v SERVICE BOY or GIRL In Rutlond To 66 PLYMOUTH LI'L ABNER I UDIATOR WANTED ~ I Business Se BLOCKS . ec:.r eTruck •tt.ter c.... elulldoter eAnyType QIIH GOBLE FORD Crow's Steak House flY 1-2196 Ml4clloport, 0 HONDA SAW & SEJtYKI •• Ofll . . . . . -liT PIOPLII . 'CALL DICK IAWLINOI I bwllnpHonda WU4111 MJDDLIJOIIT, �"' I ,1~ ')i '' 'i' .~ ' 'I' ' < ·•~ , ., ~- '· .' ' "!!' '\ ------ --~ - ------ • . ,, e O·r .. ' ·, ~~ \' ' ' } ' :- t ' ' ' ' ' . ' '-~ ' v ' ' ' ., ~ ' . -~ . ..,. ' PLAYING ."MONEY-GO-ROUND'' - ~, ''\ ..... Suchtr'o r- I .• w. Copyrt.... Tho ....... c... '"' ........... right lo limit quontiH... 1 Fresh Frying Chicken Smok"!! Port. Hocks or 39C . -od Jowl Bacon-------- .A\ •· . O.c1r M•yer Bulk lkln•• Wieners --------- -· "- 59e Kroger Quality Fresh Fryers leg Quarters or Breast Quarters · · · · · · lb. ..... .,leN- ·-""- Whiting ---- I! tJ lb, pk,. Veal Steak Beef Steak •·lb. ·•Judy Denny Pi cn·ics e I rene Klein '!nto ohoWll (top pbotogre,... ia theToumer New ~'h 4n, Jt.L GGU ...... ._,.... . . 111 - M l'lonil "',.1. 59c Ice Crearnn ···------- ,Co~e Clleese ••• ·.-- 2 1.' -·-· . lb. crtn. 49c • . l../ ' uFresh or Fresh Frozen Piece Chicken" Breasts _•. lb. 59c Legs --:-- lb. 49e Thighs ___ lb. 59c D!umshcks lb. ~;c Uvers ___ •. 89e Giblets . -- lb. c Backs ---- lb. lOc Wings -.. - lb. 39e Tomate PIUI SO To, Voluo I t - Wllh "'"· '""'.... WhiJ!IIod lb p";k & Beans .. 9 ~!· $1 Domino Sugar Margarine -.- 2 ,...;. 57c !03 . A""""' lxtr1 ........ l03 e Lou Poulin · ' $10.0o.\ e "Bus" Lytle $5.00 e Richtrcl D•vis $5.00 ' e Connie Crtig $1.00 eJoe Cook $1.00 Unit Ne. 1 ,.c.rtlna"' 4-Pitce Pl•n Sef'tint R11, Pri<O .. · ...... · $1.4! fl Lelt . . ........ _ .Sf WITH THIS COUPON Velid Aut. 1 Thrv ~ 4• eWm. Cog•r---$10.00 Pure Cane Green Beans --- 8 ':.. ~ ' $10.00 •R•Iph Werry---, ·' "·' :.,;,; eA. M. Z•hl - - - $1.00 ' Iotty Crocker ..... $1 Biscuits ............. 12 c•n• • Vic Neutzling • '$l.OiJ"'Ol . ' :~ .. c:.o_. 7M Soup .... --. -- 10 '::· $1 l"tlloh MI. '"""' Cut $1 00,.00 ' • ·I Whole Htl~t~ $100.00 •M•rg•ret Lehew_ $100.00 bag !:.": Here Are Just A Few Of Our Early Local Winners Or Fresh •..,.._ • 7 loll $1 Kroger Milk ---------- .... lmrllol Colon . 2 c1 $1 Cornett Tissue --. ----· 5 ,;..;. .,...... Circus Drinks------ --- 4 -....· $1 ..ar ollfiiiic .. ""'· Whole lb. ~~~···· $1.59 oN ,.,. &lllttmlr .., .t... will&. ..... Sucher Smoked Pinto Beans 4lb. 11 must keep In shape if you go. ia MAKING A . .SPWM ~g~ Huntfugton l!each, Calit., for athl~tics. Bimbo, rnii9COt uick batll instead. The pachyd 1ashl tries surfb<Iar4ing~i) ~~g ihe ll!l'fboard and u--kasp ..,. ,.mt Jiffy's Cul!od $1.29 ...,..,.:.;_ _., " " - , _ will!. Ooly . . 35c $1.59 •·lb.,i.~ ...L Dried HIGH GUY-Bill. R·····" _..,.., 8-foot-10 basket· ch ot ihe BostoD Celtico · coa ball team, looks "" tall u a tree 111 be hill a tee sbot willie~ end ., .... ct.rkiwl ... .. Cut-Up Jlfly'o lroodod Liver -.------- •· 49e Get one frM ••me canl II lht Aut. 1J · ·- Peas .__ .... --- 7 '!".;.,. $1 Bread { AniTMpllo Listerine !~~~r L~!~~e~Ud~:n earth d~.'i';;'h~~;:::·~~:i'~';;:'~!~~r Park • ' < -,. • • ' K,...r • . DUNKED - These two, sailors ; ' "' take an unexpected dip .mto the bnny as thetr sai1boat tlps over "". dwmg a sallmg rPgatta at Hor .. ten Norway, staged by the.~y~ , No; wegian Sathng As.socaa a , ded attraction ln ihe San SeYOU SAY "OLE!" IN CHINESE?-An ~:this genuine Chinese matador, HOW DO bullring Spam, I to make dlop IU"J' ol Bonl. bast•an de las R eyesThe bull in seems deternuned Bong Way Wong. Madnd, Valentina has held the clay ptgeon ' S.t ., 4 Tntpn1• R.,, Pric. ····-- ·- · Lm ...... . . ·········-···--·· Kroger ------ .... 44c ~ Regular or Drip l>otllc _____ .. _ ~. WITH THIS COUPON ·" Voli<l Aut. I Thrv ..... I Coffee 25c Z-16. ' ean ftUJlier Stttt1 Frozen ·Dinners .. i' Saltines • EY'-Russia'a Valentina Gulracina SHADES Of ANNIE OAKL ; hot un as she competes in the blows the smoke fro~ her . m!t at Wiesbaden, Germany• world shooting champJonshlp_ shooting title for women. Unit No. J "Cortin~' I -----· 25 . ,"'· $1.99 Four . tugL Members of the Cambedey a nd. District 1,400-pound with the- Worto won, 2-l. . ,. ·• · ~-!I: cesterPar k tea m f or Cottnll Memona . .._ . ·· ·' < $ Robia Hood Pllln I S. R. 6 loavea T. • ~ Pineapple . ---- 4 ~. 1 ZO·o:. • - ., ... No Llbby'o 39 - N"n'-'s (In ...,.,.,. stYker) ,... Coffee -------------Kroll Italian Dressing --. ---- :;;. 41e •••••••• Thousand Island Dressing ~ 41e pkgs. §;ret Salad Dressing -- !:.. 41c - K-1-Dry Golden klpe & Delkioua ·B·ananas I -< ·~ t ;t :.·· +1" •. $1.67 Milk ___ '!: $1.09 K-IIIH Dressing 2 .,."-89c Uquid Detergent ---- " ,.._._ $1~~ Frwt Drinks Tropi-Cal·O • Red, Ripe 5 Varietia ~l·oz. ' lb.'· }UIJI lartlttt b T ' ,~- Pears ••• i ,., 39c lJluebe~ries: 3 ,.,.. $~ 93e Plum_s Lux Beauty Soap --------- " t) L.. __ .... 39c __ Beauty Soap . ---.__ 37e -- --- 2 ': ··-··::--::;:-::__:_ ....1... 2 ._31e Lifebuoy -.---- .. ----.... SIM 2 ldfebuoy ---------·-· ._4lc -................. 3_. w.r. -il~ -···············~-- j.y x;.;wiS lakes. a )liaoi'!!WI: · LiWJS AT'BATI-Com~crs r:; H!>iil19n.'sA3tlydOme ~~· •! ' • IT'S ' cut at tlie ball as he appe ers-Houlion Astroo ~· J~ before a Los .Angeles Dodg ibg of~ lateslfilm lheRI. . the Texas town for open was m .H.hlg Fe~ Bpdfontt· _ · ;' ' ~·· • ..... .~ • 1 . ;r:t' - ~' --1 I. "<\p ~ ~'\" .. .'<l"f. ' .,... f..l:"!'·... - ·~· I. -!". ' '- . ·-- ·•·•-•'• ,•, ' ·· ; "~~ _-t~ ... ., :.j. I '· r I I 2 ..... 44t . J I ~P--·~- t �"' I ,1~ ')i '' 'i' .~ ' 'I' ' < ·•~ , ., ~- '· .' ' "!!' '\ ------ --~ - ------ • . ,, e O·r .. ' ·, ~~ \' ' ' } ' :- t ' ' ' ' ' . ' '-~ ' v ' ' ' ., ~ ' . -~ . ..,. ' PLAYING ."MONEY-GO-ROUND'' - ~, ''\ ..... Suchtr'o r- I .• w. Copyrt.... Tho ....... c... '"' ........... right lo limit quontiH... 1 Fresh Frying Chicken Smok"!! Port. Hocks or 39C . -od Jowl Bacon-------- .A\ •· . O.c1r M•yer Bulk lkln•• Wieners --------- -· "- 59e Kroger Quality Fresh Fryers leg Quarters or Breast Quarters · · · · · · lb. ..... .,leN- ·-""- Whiting ---- I! tJ lb, pk,. Veal Steak Beef Steak •·lb. ·•Judy Denny Pi cn·ics e I rene Klein '!nto ohoWll (top pbotogre,... ia theToumer New ~'h 4n, Jt.L GGU ...... ._,.... . . 111 - M l'lonil "',.1. 59c Ice Crearnn ···------- ,Co~e Clleese ••• ·.-- 2 1.' -·-· . lb. crtn. 49c • . l../ ' uFresh or Fresh Frozen Piece Chicken" Breasts _•. lb. 59c Legs --:-- lb. 49e Thighs ___ lb. 59c D!umshcks lb. ~;c Uvers ___ •. 89e Giblets . -- lb. c Backs ---- lb. lOc Wings -.. - lb. 39e Tomate PIUI SO To, Voluo I t - Wllh "'"· '""'.... WhiJ!IIod lb p";k & Beans .. 9 ~!· $1 Domino Sugar Margarine -.- 2 ,...;. 57c !03 . A""""' lxtr1 ........ l03 e Lou Poulin · ' $10.0o.\ e "Bus" Lytle $5.00 e Richtrcl D•vis $5.00 ' e Connie Crtig $1.00 eJoe Cook $1.00 Unit Ne. 1 ,.c.rtlna"' 4-Pitce Pl•n Sef'tint R11, Pri<O .. · ...... · $1.4! fl Lelt . . ........ _ .Sf WITH THIS COUPON Velid Aut. 1 Thrv ~ 4• eWm. Cog•r---$10.00 Pure Cane Green Beans --- 8 ':.. ~ ' $10.00 •R•Iph Werry---, ·' "·' :.,;,; eA. M. Z•hl - - - $1.00 ' Iotty Crocker ..... $1 Biscuits ............. 12 c•n• • Vic Neutzling • '$l.OiJ"'Ol . ' :~ .. c:.o_. 7M Soup .... --. -- 10 '::· $1 l"tlloh MI. '"""' Cut $1 00,.00 ' • ·I Whole Htl~t~ $100.00 •M•rg•ret Lehew_ $100.00 bag !:.": Here Are Just A Few Of Our Early Local Winners Or Fresh •..,.._ • 7 loll $1 Kroger Milk ---------- .... lmrllol Colon . 2 c1 $1 Cornett Tissue --. ----· 5 ,;..;. .,...... Circus Drinks------ --- 4 -....· $1 ..ar ollfiiiic .. ""'· Whole lb. ~~~···· $1.59 oN ,.,. &lllttmlr .., .t... will&. ..... Sucher Smoked Pinto Beans 4lb. 11 must keep In shape if you go. ia MAKING A . .SPWM ~g~ Huntfugton l!each, Calit., for athl~tics. Bimbo, rnii9COt uick batll instead. The pachyd 1ashl tries surfb<Iar4ing~i) ~~g ihe ll!l'fboard and u--kasp ..,. ,.mt Jiffy's Cul!od $1.29 ...,..,.:.;_ _., " " - , _ will!. Ooly . . 35c $1.59 •·lb.,i.~ ...L Dried HIGH GUY-Bill. R·····" _..,.., 8-foot-10 basket· ch ot ihe BostoD Celtico · coa ball team, looks "" tall u a tree 111 be hill a tee sbot willie~ end ., .... ct.rkiwl ... .. Cut-Up Jlfly'o lroodod Liver -.------- •· 49e Get one frM ••me canl II lht Aut. 1J · ·- Peas .__ .... --- 7 '!".;.,. $1 Bread { AniTMpllo Listerine !~~~r L~!~~e~Ud~:n earth d~.'i';;'h~~;:::·~~:i'~';;:'~!~~r Park • ' < -,. • • ' K,...r • . DUNKED - These two, sailors ; ' "' take an unexpected dip .mto the bnny as thetr sai1boat tlps over "". dwmg a sallmg rPgatta at Hor .. ten Norway, staged by the.~y~ , No; wegian Sathng As.socaa a , ded attraction ln ihe San SeYOU SAY "OLE!" IN CHINESE?-An ~:this genuine Chinese matador, HOW DO bullring Spam, I to make dlop IU"J' ol Bonl. bast•an de las R eyesThe bull in seems deternuned Bong Way Wong. Madnd, Valentina has held the clay ptgeon ' S.t ., 4 Tntpn1• R.,, Pric. ····-- ·- · Lm ...... . . ·········-···--·· Kroger ------ .... 44c ~ Regular or Drip l>otllc _____ .. _ ~. WITH THIS COUPON ·" Voli<l Aut. I Thrv ..... I Coffee 25c Z-16. ' ean ftUJlier Stttt1 Frozen ·Dinners .. i' Saltines • EY'-Russia'a Valentina Gulracina SHADES Of ANNIE OAKL ; hot un as she competes in the blows the smoke fro~ her . m!t at Wiesbaden, Germany• world shooting champJonshlp_ shooting title for women. Unit No. J "Cortin~' I -----· 25 . ,"'· $1.99 Four . tugL Members of the Cambedey a nd. District 1,400-pound with the- Worto won, 2-l. . ,. ·• · ~-!I: cesterPar k tea m f or Cottnll Memona . .._ . ·· ·' < $ Robia Hood Pllln I S. R. 6 loavea T. • ~ Pineapple . ---- 4 ~. 1 ZO·o:. • - ., ... No Llbby'o 39 - N"n'-'s (In ...,.,.,. stYker) ,... Coffee -------------Kroll Italian Dressing --. ---- :;;. 41e •••••••• Thousand Island Dressing ~ 41e pkgs. §;ret Salad Dressing -- !:.. 41c - K-1-Dry Golden klpe & Delkioua ·B·ananas I -< ·~ t ;t :.·· +1" •. $1.67 Milk ___ '!: $1.09 K-IIIH Dressing 2 .,."-89c Uquid Detergent ---- " ,.._._ $1~~ Frwt Drinks Tropi-Cal·O • Red, Ripe 5 Varietia ~l·oz. ' lb.'· }UIJI lartlttt b T ' ,~- Pears ••• i ,., 39c lJluebe~ries: 3 ,.,.. $~ 93e Plum_s Lux Beauty Soap --------- " t) L.. __ .... 39c __ Beauty Soap . ---.__ 37e -- --- 2 ': ··-··::--::;:-::__:_ ....1... 2 ._31e Lifebuoy -.---- .. ----.... SIM 2 ldfebuoy ---------·-· ._4lc -................. 3_. w.r. -il~ -···············~-- j.y x;.;wiS lakes. a )liaoi'!!WI: · LiWJS AT'BATI-Com~crs r:; H!>iil19n.'sA3tlydOme ~~· •! ' • IT'S ' cut at tlie ball as he appe ers-Houlion Astroo ~· J~ before a Los .Angeles Dodg ibg of~ lateslfilm lheRI. . the Texas town for open was m .H.hlg Fe~ Bpdfontt· _ · ;' ' ~·· • ..... .~ • 1 . ;r:t' - ~' --1 I. "<\p ~ ~'\" .. .'<l"f. ' .,... f..l:"!'·... - ·~· I. -!". ' '- . ·-- ·•·•-•'• ,•, ' ·· ; "~~ _-t~ ... ., :.j. I '· r I I 2 ..... 44t . J I ~P--·~- t �. (!"' I ' 1,, I\ ·I '' ' ' ~!tl~~~~!!!~~~~~O~., Arou8d'and .· ., Committef:S Re~nion Htld Council-D of A At RqyoiQaks. Margaret ~enahet, council ·1nstan~ us~~~:~o:::h!:: evenlngiat the h,: JOOF hall. Dean Bamitz, councilor, ~ ·stded and the meeting opened !n ritualistic form. Reported Ill were• Alice Fisher in Meigs General .Hospital. Fannie MeNamoe ·underwent surgery and Gladys Cockier will underg • · w d sd t Hoi sur r"':Y e ne ay a .• 0 ·It c H ·tat and >.er Jess1e Jhle, tn tli on C .oun1y osp• k ' th Ham1 h 3 e r"rtl~ ;as ta ·~lot' • om• 0 rea •ves '" un mgon. W._ Va. from Velerans M~mor.al HospitaL A member, Wlimetta Sm1th, was lost by death. . .. A ~mumcatwn was read Hn~~pital; i9r' P'!fard' to National "1n N y k d " nk a "'a you card ew was or readanfrom the Wil· melt Sm'th f . M . ak '-edarnJ 1y. .d ane u as ou1SI e sen· H. C and was nominated line! ,nd . . 1or .lected• as assoc1a B ld 1e counc1ts'd' 1 andr 1'arv 1 • awnasoute sen me1 res1~.. TONIGHT th•• TUESDAY "FATHER GOOSE" Dean Bamttz Hauck, JlllUIICUor; Marie ' ' te · .· Abctut . ~ ~~::;~~~t~i ~!~~~1~1.~~ Pomeroy The famlly of the late Josepb aSsociate councilor; Cora Bee. gle, conductor; Lo!Ue Cohen, Nettie Hayea, recordsecretary; Mahel Bearhs, assistant recording secretary; Elizabeth Campbell, financial secretary; Ethel Smith, assistant financial secretary; LUlie Hauck, treasurer; Mary Bald· win, Cook outside 1sentinel; and Winona • a ternate represent,.. liVe. Names on comnu.1tees were Carrie Meinhart, Mabel Bearhs and Nettie Hayes, kitchen Carrie Neulzllng, Marie Hauck and Lillie Hauck. dining room; Edna Reibel, Della Stahl and Ethel Smith, home and orphans· Marie Hauc~ Loll' C0 h .:: ' unlnn Sunday at _Royal Oak Park. A basket dmner was served at noon w•th Raymond Windon asking grace. The aft· emoon was spent so~ally. Altendin w M nd Mrs. Ray!onder~d~~ :nd Chip of Who thi gton M Gall Windon • Mrr· Hne nry. ' Mrs. r. and Mrs. Lowell Windoo and Lowell J r., v·tvlan, Lloyd and Lance, Mr. an d Mr s. M1-1es McFarland and Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt Will and Terry and Gary, Columbus and Mrs. Robert Baylor Ken· netb, Wendell and Ralph, Ad· dlson: Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gaul and Patty and VIcki and Mr and Mrs Victor G ul 3 nd y· · en · and Glenora Swatzel, ways · Neutzllng, and. means; Carne W~nona Cook and Margaret Se•denabel, membership: Mar· garet ge~denabel. Norma Chapman and Cora Beegle, mlscel· · and Wm· 1aneous; Edna Re1bel . ona Cook, flag bearers; Ehzabeth Campbell, flowers; and Nettie Hayes, Mabel Wolfe, Marie Hauck, Glenora Swatzel and Ethel Smith, delinquent. a Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fields and son, Jerry Jr .. returned to their home, Chicago, Ill., Sun- • ~y. after a two weeks visit Wltb their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fields and Mr. and Mrs. Charles E;skew. Joseph F"•eld s Jr., returne d to Chicago Dl. Sunda after spendi ng two weeks w1lh his ' Y; paronts , Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fields and Jeffrey. REVIVAL OPENS 17'1'11 Rev. . some ' the mell)b~. ., -Plans weri!, 111 ad,Ho- '. 1 life ~ome ol Mro . ,., )~ . ' Jie3d ·Mimai . : ~st •Whitelit 7;~ lo m:..:"p~mg,l Aug. 9 ran .. _ ans or ar· geltllllllli to be taken to· ·the lair· lnterftted mem.,... • - llllould HanniDn of Yo~stown ·. WID .be holding 1 l~n141'.t., reviv_al at . the Long Bottom ' ChrlsUan Church start· lllg the l'lt!I of August. Thero wlfl he speCial singing. Mr. Hannum ls well known by a number of people of M 1 e g• County. Eve,.Yone Ia• welcome. · Mrs. Charles Withrow. Minersville, and Mrs. Donald Wood and Miss Glenda Ord of New Haven, W. Va., were overnjght ~ue~ts ~~~shTh~r"t:k~s~eMrs i Aroiiod'~";d"'1 I I I About ~4 ""'*'"' · ~VER" j Contr~gun Y r::r ;•~lighted ~he R~land' ~urc~ ~~:t' M~~rl~ b~bbs a~ 1~~~~ sh~p d!~son::~~~n:y w~rk: c:O~~~~~. ~~;'aMul~~sb~~ :it:"~n~~~:.~dc:.:!;b~:~ :ll•< ~u~h~e ~"':~: Jl~~ ~~k f~: ;:!~~various ·-~~in ~ :~~~~:II ch~embers~pl Bla~che ~ibbs !;';P Agne~~~.'::e~~~tatban Al~ns, Ohl~ we~e L,..,..,.,...,.....,....,...,..,.,...,.,.,L~N~Jc~bo~l~son~,~M~IS~sEd~n~a-~Sw~1~·ck .. Ia, COLUMBUS - OHIO dustry's c•pital expenditures may shoot over the $2 billion marl tbla year, dlrector Fred P. Neuenschwander predicted Wedneaday. The U. S. Commerce Department released a survey of manufacturers that day showing that Ohio led the nation in 1964 in laying out $1,085,000,000 on plants and machinery. That fig· ure topped even state estimates by about $44 million. • Color-fait • Pre·Wunk • Nwttnetdt ........ •Ma- little-money luxury Th~ ~nd Howa~ 'waohallfo . '1 .~ Columbia That prlcol-. !ook, Ia • boolapread thd never re~ n.. l'eiiiOnable pjc:el Flolllld-~ deliplla borderecl by • pattem ot ribbon-caulht ....... Deep Joopo, . IUilllded comm, tbk:k frinl& 118 " " - yoa .. uaaally pa,- much, much more f<lrl Piak, · · ~._blue!~~~ lfl!!t.~qU,eaahe" ~•an ~or~ ~e::lar .::~~r '. MiddJeport 1 :lo;:Gr:J at Workshop Held For Members of Pomeroy Club Fair Discussed MEIGS THEATRE $10.95 Drapery Depertment 2nd Floor ELBERFELDS P· 'MEROY i o · !.-==--'"-""'~~:;,;=~~~~~~~~ OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 ' AL~O OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAYS Dollar Days ~"dte~th~c'::'u~~ga :::.-.~~:. 0.:..-:t"':..sy:: newdauat~r;; 2 at Fair- daughter, ·Tracy· Ann ~esday, ~us! Friday & Saturday August 5-6 5H0urAdv. In Thursday's Paper 1 ntE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. 5 v~ew Hospital. The baby weigh· Hennesy us!Bted in ed 7 pounds and 4 ounces and bas been named Krlsti ADL They have two other cbildrea, Conn•? and Steve. Grandpar· ents mclude Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Lambert, Middleport, and Mr. and Mrs: George DoolitUe, Sr. of Falrvll!":· Mra. Dana Lambert off Middleport is the ~:~~::::: ~~gre~a~t~g~r~andJ~~m~olh~er~.=:-:- Adn•l•·al. YOUR CHOICE J4995 IDEAL FOR BACK TO SCHOOL MIDDLEPORT, " ' o. ...--"""·""'""...-~-· ···-· · ~· M"'·- -··- - ···-·-·· ... .,.-_ ..... _. ~ ... ~ ... ~-., . ~-· .... __ , _ _ .,.. ........,.__.,."""'......_......,..... _ Mrs · ca.:': 1 her parents atAla. Lauderdale by Birmingham, and join.::: the Sea. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Young '~ited recently In BeUvlew with Mr. and Mrs. George Jenldna and ill Fremont witb Mr. ~d Mrs. Rlebard Barich and m Columbus wllb Mr and Mrs. Roy Rife. • Mrs. Oriu Smith It recuperating at home from recent surgery at the Gallipolis Medreal Center. Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam 'l'bolflo u have returned to their holile Ia Belmont, M-aas., after apendlng lbe paat mooth at tbeir 1UD1111er home ill MJ~ Mrs. John Angel , came '&m· day due to tho Illneas of 11er son, Kevin Angel, who baa !leen here wltb h!B grandpar·ents, Mr. and Mrs. .,.,.,. Rlchanl8. ' ·-·-,Mr. lllld!he'-" Mra. Earlii~~=II opendlng j wltb their daughter and in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hal· ley· The Halleya are coiiBIMJcl. InC ..... home .. r.wumiJlll; Mr. and Mrs. George Dallaa lllld .cbUtlreD of Soui!J . loa. · Oblo, are here for 1 · with lbeir parents,. Mr. ''eielers t} •• re·.rsrssr ~ U,. of her daughter-In-law and ~':" baby. w Mr. and Mrs. Cash Bahr . ' daughters, Christine and dace, have returned fro vacation trip to Florida mean: ace had been vlsililll with ~ . aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs Joe Falkner and family .. 5 599·95 BAKER FURNIJURE D~ted To TM IJiur•r. 01 TM Mei11..MtUon .4reo _.... ..._ .... + , ~NNiE" STR.APPY MOCS . Great looks In the elassie hand-laced fl¥lCS: DIScover new lngM~ . ···t : .. '',. ~ . apJ~·Jn, tbe swl Capture a swashbuclt:JiD& ak:, WIIII' .IJ!',ow"""''''itr~ •· ' " ' ' .bit Ide ng. ,· Ill ...... ·"'" . ' '' w•I<I"' ~..r,~ c moe. f""-' ·"""des•.Straigbt fi'om the pqes of SEVENTEEN. ' · 1 . .· ' ' ·"'; ' .·~~ ;_\ /~.·;-· v-. ' ' . l 7.99 eriCI 8.99 .\ , .. ' t ' ' .. ' ' ' I ,l \ t '- .. ' . •:' ' . '" ~. '' ' · ·~~lli"r YO!lr .,.l'tl; C ' 4 '· 6. · ~ . " . ~' . i.' . • $; ..... " it \' ' I ' . ... ''t:· " '-. .. l .. • ., ' " ~t· ""'·:a ~ ,::.0 " . 41 .... , _ ~-:. ~ ~iea %~ ,_, ·-, - ~. l ' ' ' " 'rt NO. 76 Over $2 Billion ~~rk Sh VOL XVIII ' toRLD "CHEVE~.".fi! 3"t~TUMN" Fl enttne " ~~if. THURSDAY, AUGUST 4, 1966 THE KEY to a budget-saving, round-the...ock summer . w~rdrobe lies .in mix-and-l!laUh co-ordinates such as. these prmt and s~hd rombinabons. Trim, low-slung Garrison pants (left) m summer twill team up with a barrel-cuffed western shirt In printed voile. For evening .diseotheq.ne h~pplng th• bare, printed voilo lank top (right) tops 1 hlp-high belt above a film of sheer while-pleated volle. These !iUUHner roolers are from Sportempns, Ine. ~ ~ F C • .~ ' .{ --------------------------------------------------~------------- ---------------------------------0~ Harry ELBERFELDS · Mr. and Mrs. Oris Ginther returned home Monday, afler a visit in Middletown with ' their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and 'Mrs James Ginther and fam 1·iy · activJtie~ • • e Find Blood-Soaked . ' sent to Stale Council _session. . Mrs. E. E. Roush of Lakeside Cary Grant Le-slie Caron ''" honor of Ed1th Betzmg, as· Officers and committee chair· is the guest ol her sister-In-law, 'l ('(f'chnicolor) soclate state councilor. The men of the Xi Gamma Mu Chap· Mrs. Charles Withrow. :' I -andtravehng pme donated by Cora ter of the Beta Sigma Phi SorfJ Members of the Pomeroy n'TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" Mr. and Mrs. Allred Wolfe I ~ II Garden club met at the home Hayley · JohD Mills Beegle was awarded to Carrie ority met at the Mart' R Neutzling. Refreshments were tau,_,;nt, Monday Augus~n ~~~- and Chuck Vaughan were Sun· m of Mrs. Charles Persinger, Mul· 9 WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY served. The next meeting will to plan for the com: day dmner guests of Rev. and "! berry Heights, M nday momond FRIDAY he Monday. August 15, and tile ing year. ~rs. Rex Garrabrant of June- Weekend guests of Mrs. mg for a workshop. charter will be draped in mem- President Shirley Custer bon City. Walter Hayes were Mr. and Mrs. Persinger, .. president, Richard .. ory of Wdmetta Sm1tb. named these committees: ·Mrs. John Smith returned · Mrs. Millard Burford and Mr. opened the meeting by '"'ladin.gll ' • . Ca,..IIBaker Social, Sabra Morrison, Yvon- home last Friday, after a three and rs. Charles Burford of the verse of the mouth.' Mrs. ( .......Jolor) 'ne Scally, co-chairman; Lee weeks visit with relatives in- Follansbee, W, Va., and Mrs. Hoy Betzing, devotional leader ''THI WOMAN WHO OWer OW !Seyler, Nellie Brown and Reva eluding, Mr. and Mrs. Tom James of Wheeling, read Hebrews 4:1·10 and ' G WOULDN'T 011" f ,Vaughn. Smith, Columbus, Mr. and W. Va. Durmg the afternoon group prayed the Lord's ·Praver ary Me':r,ill Jane Merrow Or OUn I Ways and Means, Jane Wal· Mrs. Wyatt Thompson and Mrs. Mrs. Robert Coats and son, in unison. Members resPOnded !on, Clarice Krautter, co-chair· Marcia Delay, New Albany: Stephen Coats: took the group to roll call with the A d" . he man; Ann Rope, Rose Sisson Mr. and Mrs. H R. Walter and forR a nver outmg on their boat. they had brought from I -'·=· -- - - h ;scus;on 1~r t flower and Teresa Swatzel. daughters, Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. ecent guests of Mrs. Mal· garden for the worksbop s ow or e Meigs County ' Program, Lee Lee, chair- Richard Maier Mooclova and colm Roller were Mr. and Mrs. Following the re ul..; the meetmg of man, Roberta O'Brien, Marjor- Mr. and Mrs.. William 'Swift Charles Gibbs and son and noss, Mrs. Persing! Ida J~ a~u?ard~ C~b Mon· •• Crow, Jane Brown and Pearl and family, Madison, Ind. ~aughter·l~·law, Mr. and Mrs. ed Mrs. Jack Robson Ololo of of Welker. Mrs. Perry Sljlith and Mela· of Decauler, Ill. director, who gave 'rONIGH't NOT 'OPEN 'RtDAY 11<1 SAT\IRDAY a : •• 1 "RACI,.';!' Robert Reibel who is 11Ccred7t: I Conde and Mary Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Wyatt. Thompsoo Iso ark Roller. AI· and also conducted a -Technicotored judge of the Ohio Associa- ' Yvonne Scally, and Mrs. Marcia Delay, New was Mrs. for instructing the members ro• MoniOII lion of Garden Clubs Also dis ' M •rman. de rna Rue, Jeanne Albany, were weekend guests ther of Mr G"bb 1 omeroy, mo- arrangemenls to be made Barbirll Biggar! cu..... ---• wu the convention · an M Vera Crow · of Mrs · John snu"th • Nye Ave. · s.aawl "THE MONEY TRAP" to• organ Pub!' •ty Miss Mildred is the Mei gs counly f I o we r f.lke Sommer Glena Ford he held at Cincinnati Au :U ICI ' argaret Follrod; Susan and Julie Gooch and leavln for a 3 ey ' ahow. . Ri\a Hayworth and 25. g. hNine, PearAI Welker; Hlstor· Steven Nease spent the week· tour :hich w"l 3-da•nclyudEuropeanl At the conclusion of the Tr . . ' orma msbury. end w"th th . d u e severo ksb b .. 1 SUNDAY, MONDAY avebnl pnzes were dona\· A get d eJr gran parents, countries lncludin& wor op a runcb was served ond TUESDAY ed by Miss JI:dna Swick and is Ia ned acqua1n1e party Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill. Seotland Ireland by the hostess. The next me<ot-11 "THE NUN" Mrs. James Nicholson. Attend- ' H Aug': !25th, and a Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennett France other; Eogland, ing will he held at tho 1:::"n and children of St. -Technicoloring were lG members alld two The first P w. 1 Rev. Ruppel! 15 of Mrs. Clair Karr, Syr.scu••• !l Debbie Reynolds II 5'""""· Mrs. Oralln Nelson and he held September 8th !t th , Va., VISited Monday Wllh ber on bia annual vacatioo Ill Monday, September 12. Sharon Jewell. Assistant Columbus and Southern uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. month wlth his parents and Oth· Colorcortoons nostesses Mrs. James Electric Co., rooms. Atlendi E. J. Hdl. er relatives in Gulfport, Miss. Mrs. Forres! Bachtel and Mr. . ng famll Mr. and and and 1n the East · ' lllld Mrs. William Matlack. ' the luncheon were Shirley f NeMrsto Paul 1 d Hill·"ted Custer, Yvonne Seally, Mar arY 0 . w n, 0 ·• VISI Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Burna il et Follrod, Sabra Morri~n recently Wltb theJ~ parents, Mr. and daughter, Katby, Covlng· Jane Walton, Lee Lee an ,j and Mrs. E: J. Hill and Mr. ton, Ky., are gueats of her Clarice Krautter and Mrs. H~ram Slawter. mother, Mrs. Minnie Gilmore · Mrs. G. W. SheriiUIII, wile and Mrs. George Childa '; and Mrs. Oralio Nelson. Coon· of the Rev. G.. _w. Sherman of !'f"s. C. J. Cumming~ of ty dues are now payable lo Akron, Is v!Btlmg her SISter, Bmghamton, N. Y., lB vislltingll Mrs. Paul Wlnn of Middleport Mrs. Ross Hannahs, Pomeroy, her mother, Mrs. Eloda Webb · th1s week. and sister Mr and Mr Rl h SET tzND REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barber, ard Plck.;,s. . s. c • The 42nd annual H Nelsonville, celebrated his · Joan Neal of Dunbar, W. · the guest of Young and Holliday ayes School• father's birlhday • JulY 21 • at Va., IS RenniOII will be held at t h e the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross grandmother' Mrs. John KinHolliday Sehool grounds, on IHannahs, Pomeroy. cald. Sunday' ·Aug. 7' with a basket DAUGHTER BORN Mrs. Henry Hennesy has rcdinner and an afternoon pro- Mr and M G . turned from a two weeka visit gram. · rs. eorge Doohl· m Portsmouth witb her lr========-.ltle <Patty Jo Lambert) of Be- and family, Mr. and Mrs .;:_ :~ e Jeffrey. IC· th~ h~~~i:~o:rp:~. ~:d• ~ ~~:o;~~n~:::/ •.l )'-'.,---- :_ Miss Mary Ann Fields, Co· lumbus, . and MISs Patricia F1elds, Athens, were weekend guests ol the" parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fields and tor Jr .. Sumner; Mr. and Mrs. wa•'d w·mdon, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. Vir· gil Windon and Debbie, Brian · Mr. and Mrs.' Becky and Bla1r, James Will and Becky, Brenda Beverly and Br~an, · and Em·' · Pomeroy melt WJII, . Activities of Attending were Mrs. Carl B~c~ey. 'Mrs. Harold Massa .,;! Mrs. Ron~ld Osborne, Mrs. Dor-' sal Riebel, Mrs. Bert Shumway; Mrs. ·'Will iSwain, Mrs. Denver '"'"'""' Weber, MrS. Ernest Whitehead, R. E. Williams. Mrs. Gene . WllsOII. Mrs. Lyle Balderson · al)d guestS, Mrs. Baer, Janet ~; .Debbie and Robin Morton, and Kay Balder•on. and Etnel Windon held a rc- ·s· $ ~rchants OOering Big Bend Dollar Days plan to attend . Windoh Family. Aug. S, 1986 ' " .' . ' ·-w.1. I . ,. '• I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. 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