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' flreiPr~sldenl ~o~n~l neww 0 ~~~:,se::~=~ '"" .. ' ·~ , , I' lfl i , ;iJ! W.WUNGTOII' (1Jll.l) - Sen. Vietnamese President Ho Chi time, an Increase of · Frank J. Lausehe, 00blo, said Minh was quoted.,-as saying be equipment from north today he ts motivated "only by wall prepared to go to the ne- Bo~ev!lf1 _, ~~ . ~ ; a quest for peace" in calling gotiating table, but no.t under olllhf-11_&.~ Ill._ ,· lor a halt of North Vietnam the threat of a -umptlon ol of Bo fog Iii, Iii tlble ~ !if . !K>mbing 1o permit po&•ible ne- bombing II talks failed. a ll\lllet' :~: · ol hI! lotiaUons. "My view I! that there sllb\dd Am~peo " • :: The ~enatur, a member of. th~ be a stoppinJ , of th~ bomblpg · lor _ed that '"·die' Senate \Forelgn Relations CO!ll· \Ill :North VlebiaJD WithoUt a'ny even: · e bomWl"i wu mittee, told UPl he doesn't feel conditions , a\laclrelh whalso- and negotiaUOIII ~ - .. 1 he has switched from being an ev+r," Lauscbo said. ' T h e ·'lh_en ~·ve. IIOI to 1/!f "' 1 administration-support "hawk- bo!llbing south of the supply entite posti aDd . . ~ to the other extreme of being Jines w o u I d, of eourse, we should withdrfllil CO!IIImle IJ a"dJve." continue.,. the future as ~If-the past, _.; . He also refused to criticize Re noted the bombings mlensi}!~ to brlnl t President Johnson's action In been halted before, ·but said W8lf'iii "iii end." '' continuing the bombing, ' time periods were too thor~ • Lausche,'" Whd · ''lillf ieek . In a recent speech In Cleve- Lausche feels if ~o-stril~B$ term on lbe land, Ohio; however, Lausche bombing Is stoppe\1.' t h l;ee ur~ed.that the bombing be halt- things lllight ,llappeli: ··"''"'"'" ed. Prior to that time, he had - "Ho, i(.'\Ml.at bat been ri!- l ··li •.t ••ra been with tlje. administration ported is true, might ·negotiate. !efl'~ down-the-line on the war. -- "II Ho dldn~ come to "My plea Is a quesi for Inegotiating table, tbe thi~:~ peace," the '"?ator said. "It's ol the ~erl~~ people. a bit more than'. )Ia•· been at· is daiiiJIR\!l&IY .dlvfcJ"'i;: . .. tempted In the pall* •nilled. • .,.;;. :7·~'"'ii t'-~' · ..TliJ=~r.. oblierved Nor~L - "Tl!ere would _lie -::::.•...:. ' f::or: _::...:::2 _ ___::....;c......:......,.....,.; 5i lv,! 1 :..ittle:· ToUrnament was the . ayrac\lse tour· are, front row, left to • SeCDJld: row, Rick.. Ollbm;'" Vin· :Soh L<luks, tournament Jr., Tim Shanks and Jim ,~19 the "J/iclil~ fol fire- i Tax·Hiking S~ho olS!jjiltll 1 I COLUMBUS (UP!) - Aft~r four hours of angry de- lion time ~ pro~e .~ oppo.ei' bat:·, the Senate passed Wednesday night a ' combined new "consumer" til~. .. t_ax-hike, school-subsidy bill that is p~obably the most Many Rejlubllcillll bad ~ unportant measure approved this sessiOn. the m ·' It raises taxes for the first time in eight years and o!~parll of b k apl!l"opriates $308 million in additional money f~t lht wer~~ ,. . cat10n over the next two years. • ' ,· ,. , , .1 , n,. When the final roll call came just minutes before 8inner Wllb • I ~. miduight Wewsday one of its chief sponsors,. Sen. Oak· ~odes at the exocullft mBJ!!; Jl,y Collins, R·h'onton, told his colle~gues: SJon and by folD' !J01It'{ '' calli "You are about to vote on what IS possibly the great· cuslng Wednesday ~ ·. ets bill ever to be presented \ · ·Oot>tllba ----(lni · in this Senate cham her." voted lor the bm llu!y would GOP floor ameudmenll, U!Ji r They approved It 24-9 with llo! raising ud If they were adopted. Five ~aile · two Republicans, Robin Turner opposed It theY woall be amendments were ollend 1114 of Cincinnati and David H o :. against edacatlon, detested. • .• ' romb of p~tim breaking party S. the mini wh~led out AmOng t be ~~ ranks to vote "ainst it. a ~nate rule at was t state FiilaDct ~ J · · Three DemocUts, Oliver Oca: used during de ale on tlie last Krabach, ~iendim at s•k of Northfield, Bishop K i l- tall-hike bill ef&hl years I I o btlr ~ ~ EMd patrick of Warren, and M. Mor- a"d forced ead of 18 aectlons and Joiiii ~ 'tblef Pill ri• Jacl<son of Oeveland, sided in the bill to be voted on sepa- to Rhodes .; "" with the GOP majority. rat ely. I 'j'he bill· which apparenUy is Four of tbe sectlona Wl!l'tl &II' Eaaez ~ Jet' I f15,tl0t ut. In )or anolt.er fight from Demo· propriations for edQcatlon, and ~ Inrreqe Ulldar tM bi II, era•• lnthe House would pump thele the Democrats voted for; whlcb allows bll (187 :~ ,. ' · t th the 14 same as lbat of the an extra $213 million Into the ou e o r were concern• . •tate's school foundation pro- ed with ta•es and !hey opj!Oied of the ~ Gl JleieDII, .... •ram for th~ blennlom. lne of them. OliO per ~; Democratl were lnceiftett Although noJ of the voth '!be · llemtllnts :~ · lle<ause Rtpubllcaaa bad com· were even close In lhe 23 • a. ~ ~...:!"..! ~ hlned more sebool ald with a publican, 10 . Democrat cluun- hike-. · ~Ike In tae•. puiUn,!: Demo- ber, !he Democrats wUI ban 1llliciD official Charl11 em.,, l'tlll In 1 rottea apot:__lf they tn. roll call .sheets come elec. (Colllinued OD Pap I) , 1 1 L11Mny Prnoo8M !PJJ· MADI!ION, WIS. - A MOVE wao rt!JOrted underway Wed- 1 nesday to put tbe name of retired Air Force Gen. Curti• LeMav: a native of Columbu•. Ohio. on Wlsoonsln's IR68 republican pretldential primary bal- a·: but' :fa ta••• lot. ' .. I" bliii1111ri~ ~~ a Nevo home ~nd the va~diii!Mn of several ot.l•er Ne/lTO .h<imi!s In the cltv bv four whit.s. a 33-year-old man and three teen-uers. "(! I• · po~slille the two thlngo ar~ related.'' pollee' Capt. CIArt'te Larrv said \ollay. "But • don't know. We don't hov• " y de~crintlnn of lhe yn11ths io lhe car. the kind of car or really much to go on." · ' ' i R loW · ;lilt: ~ay "momln~ .. . I I .~·~· v Q~rm01;*~;:- , . · duplications l Lausche +More :Dov·· .~A['Ifl.ll$1!V. ,O!iiO - TEF.S- 1 a~ers. !1"&shedl, \VII!flowa • n d: l0111t•d •.wo ~bojnbs late l'l•d· 1\l!·~.Y .• niph~ at tY(O area shop. p"Jiig rellti'TI. CUl!•!~" little dam- makes it euler for fr•ends and relatives to giVe you a \ .f Nnf. M1l~h to Go On Registering your patterns with our Brida 1 Registry ' , Prenlnlemallo.W ''McKissick, a sophomore at1rous blazes· In and some neighborhoods In Pro- \Negroea at •. trasb 1 . wave j)j ractai\Wlsronsin State University, was fire engines screamed IIIIo tlTe"viaenCi!, where trouble started and .at a' ?Jazmg bUilding_ and lot com~sSion said " ciB!med another HI~ slain while running from the city's 841).square-block trouble I Monday night. A Ioree of 200 ;hurled miSsiles _at on.cen. agitators look part In recent that qperlencitl ·nigbt as trouble l;Cene of a firebombing at a area through the night. policemen patrolled the mam ,:!'here were no sermus Injuries. race riots, b~ !hera was no in three clUes- paint.store. He was Milwaukee's fn Providence flrebombl! trouble area and · 42 state Earller in the day pollee sealed evl,dence of nati~ eiii!Spiracy. racial Providence, R.I., iuurth death and the 77th person :were hurled at a' home and a troopers stood·by In reserve. oil a Negro · hous!ng projem Bavaan-Biack ~~:f-' nt to die In racial violence since j store near . a too-block trouble Police a~d firemen in Peoria, because of sniper f~re. pi~ Stokely ~~I 0 shot and killed an IJI. ,the Newark riots began on July area patrolled by beefed-up 111., were pelted with rooks Other developments at a terled "v eng e an e ·Negro in MUwa\lkee's ,l2. I1(Alice units. Mayor Joseph when they answered fire alarms glan<;e: Johnson, Secretery of.violence. Clifford I Arsonlsls touched off nome- Doorley Jr. slapped a curfew on Wednesday of Washington-A spok<lllan for Dean Rusk and llefen!le ctE'Vl!LAND - THE IS. land Cr~~ Coal Co. of Cle·~<· land ·wedrtesday was reported mo~lng ·,fast toward a mel'<ler with ' Occidental Petroleum Corp. of I.ios Angeles. The oil company 1\as offered to a~tsorb Island ,C~. as a whofly owne~ subs'",rY with' ~n offer of stock vahle.J tit' ~ million. .' taste. ' gather~ I ' your other tableware so you'll know your tablt" set· tlngs are always in perfect 10!111 ter t Movf! taward Mer{ler l'ben, II you wish. we'll be elad to help you ruordinate 6lt!J\II I I l>eautilul patterns•In i ' 1 Orbiter Slowed show you our wide choice of .. • .... '< , AUGUST 3, 1967 " 8y llu! Ul'l II you b..,.ll't already seleot· ed your ohlna, we'd like to 1 0 i• ,', POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Ia who registers her Chllil, Silver and Glass patterns at ,, , . .v o' ~ To ,The lnJfJ'nU 01 The ~el,a.Ma.on .4m • Happy is the Bride I C) , ' . I o.S '0 ' '$"0 ~ enttne ' ' VOL XX • ·• •\, rfi ~"" 0 ,'f."' Secl'Piary of State Robert C. Zlmmern.an said he rel'elved a leUer from a I!J'OUP sup110rtlng: LeMav and asklfl8 hoQo tn ~et the Reneral's name on the ballot and set up a oampalgn headquarters rw 1 1.... , "' Metchante of the Com- . munitY Shop At 'Eiberfelds rrr Pomeroy h~ • . ltliiUII . On T~ursdays From 9:15 ~m~ to S.p.m·., On Fr1days From 9:00 o.r11. to 8 p.rn. and ··Saturdays From 9c00a.m.~fc 9 . .' SEE .THE . .• .' NEW NEW·MODILS COMIN!»~I INGfiS .Your Shopping Comfort ~"*· Sefect . ' ' .,. •, I\ • 1od•y with O.ily Stn- 1' '' ' ',.,.' Contribution Of$250Made For School uu.....,.... The Ohio River Bridge at Rav~laswooH . 'i West VIrginia m~ ap to bu,ll4 bridge - lt'a the Moiintalllllm' ~.r, know - and Ita llllk toJ·?7. And agree to build Ita link to Roulli '1• Bridge backen cite, with justice In their view, to lllteratate development, greu wood ..,. �.. ·~"''·>f· . . ~ . . s~~~~~~~~=~~ " - \ • ' :-, v i ' • I . ; ' ~ ~ ' ' . f'' \ . . ' . . · · ' " ' . . ~- ." ''!A ... 1:?: I, ' ~ ' ' Co . . ~ -~· $ '· · : AQ ,t . , .' • ' "" ., «\il~~l· '.l~ · ing law-mpmgiUJhorlll:\lll!!l :J:I. ,i . ~ > .. • ' '.:i , .......... --- :cii!!WiiedadUDII!l'-.abll .. ' iliaC\ • > ....~ IIIK:Rial" 'Mrv, s Jo·m".. Natl"on's Space fillad .em Jn ShootOUl . ~m '. " , . . . . , .uw:.i".,. . .:;.a....... . . . · ~ . . . . . TO: . G eo · . 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Regular $4.9.5 I -·"Sale;$2.50 R~gula~ ~~-P~ ;r Safe':*2.oo: .00 UMBRELLAS p ,, ,. ~ LADIES ·n,'fta - ~d Ladies Sleeveless SHIFTS and TENT ~1'11'1 oi, Dtse•••••• ·;:> '(J.: ·)..-•:T ., VAL.Y£S TO $7.95 , Shght Irregulars -If Perfect Would Sell For $5.00 mns' ' H dJn•JUred Jn A •den• l .«• ~~~~.:,~:. ~ll ,:C"stsle~ 1:::~ ;!" ~GS . "'" . ... J Otawin~ ~ ~ Jo1! SPECIAL BUY!. SPECIAL :PURCHASE I ·· t! :.rre~g ..... ==---=~~ .. tb: · N""'Af8Y = ,.,_ I &bert ~ays Iron~: :,~ M~gglo ~ "I It~ Te:· ·. Chesto ut Rai:.lae Society NAUTa .:;: . . ' "" - 'dents ·m • Door Closed to: : Army Admitteel Negro yout~m- ~ ~ 7~ ~···' at~ .. . - ... '., F•Jfe Wrecks 2 ~n1 H"spital NeWS ·.oMC ~ .!in:ln~f, more~ :!earcll Lon~ ~ t;i: /. ~~ · to~. Th~ *npe f:llro~gh nu~~ , ~ prayin~· ~ased ~JDIISon, :~s:n:\!~aM Jheat Pri .. ce tRt ·-1" Co Lower ~re- ·-:•• ,.J ~f.,.J '· • 1 ;•' •~e· Wlldllfe team placed second In 'the ll~il. on, lll:.~~ljl ~ w~l ~-1 ,. '" "" ·'F' ~ee second plac~s a#'. ~· place ~ward in tile lndlvtdual matches. -In til& fi!am, =:. La~r~normal . .' won four first places, •ho~ Mar~rtt . . ' ., y·ear on the state •·am · ~ .· hi•."' c+l.t. C\V Spencer Dies \Vednesday . A,·u· . . a V1 ' ' . '•!i,!,•·-- ol~hlch Mrs. Swatzel H' M Cl b .• -,.:· thom TpJie~r, I '• - ' GIGANTIC AUGUST. •• ~;..;.,._ New Trusl ees Appom • l ed BvTfl•• County Radi0 Club ' • W/anlSYOU ....:!'~tesOia~e:eM:'coOO:S: ' • onBudget ,...t>~ " .' ·•alarlfng tw:Jdlll' for . otber I {.te1'\111...... . . "'first by a mere'· 10 ' .. ·. . . ctpnal COD!'Jllal!ona . In e Ira: ac:!"t' In the aggreAate lllf. and Mrs. 'iBIIi!Jiey, Party caucus New · liiJigland, . . e Rlver again loclay tn 'the third .' ' alsO of Racine. l\lr. a.illl r a. lour houn to line up first Grt&t Likes, llllllth en tral consecUtive day of · . Flrsl .place wu won by JDPib. boUi graduates·:OI R,.. 1 lllflllben. · ·u.s. citizena to join the nation's spacemen. . violations. er Obio teamfrom, ... cme High clafll of :1954, Ranks Brokee · group of 11 new astronauts "'m include Dr. John 1f ~ i.n llll'aell lorelgft · Uce tealil ....,.er 110'.,.... ~!ave two ,.,...ren, Lisa Rene, 1n tho final vote, which wu A. Llewellyn, a at Florida State University in Utah and AriiOilll. spokesman said Egypt 1bt WUdilfo team al!o placed six and Darin Scott, one. 24-9, two Replll!llcw Tallahassee a Cardiff. Wales, and Dr. Philip K. Tbe committee, after eonald· agreed to u N truce seeoDd lut year, again losing lhe bill while three Democrats ; staff . at the Massachusetts Institute . . ~ble controversy, approved ston 'chief G~. Odd to an Oblo tel!ll, th~ Buekeye CRAIG WEBRUNG, another broke party ran~<~· vote astronomy lab, born m New $10 mtUJon lor operations . for proposal• to abstain Sherlll1' -~· team. M~ Countian lil8klng prol!l'eas it. '. 10•. ' de edThe sas company lodsy start-. ol .... ...... navigation In the' Suez . . The WUdllle teal In another field, bad several . Tilt bill, which wal new aBironauts also In- "Final selection , terminal1on a llt'onl CIIJ!p&l~ to eiJ- . mtm,.,.. .. .--• one month. Slmp10n Is 1 member . sel· palntinga selected fer aboWinl fOur limes on the Boor. calls elude a Houoton meditallhtern, has not been ~de however, a roU more eustomera 1D Its bud, uve beetl crllleaiiD the pall An Israeli mUltary apolteiiii8D l!l.'led to 1lfl range office · at at lhe Columbus Festival of for a per cent hike In 1h e an Illinois astronomer and a spokesman sa1d. ge.~ payment plan. . . of npportlq PI to ,the .t• said the Jordllllanl opened tbe fUll Obio Governilr's i)'o- Arll held Jcly 26-30 oo t b • 1 stall\ tales tal, as w•U. as .,.. foi'!D•r Air For<Y. fllght surgeon, The other thtee are: We believe lhe plan btl real 1~to Middle Adantle reilon thll morning on an lm'aeU Matcheo whkll l''W bel• grounds of the Statehouse, . pandinJ ··It .ln. a llliiiiiMtr ol informed sources said. -Dr. Karl G. Heinze, an as- advantages for Ollt:customers, lo tho dotrlmlll Of lllelt on . patrol about allt mUea 1I01'Ih . Call!p Perry, June 24 • Z5. OnlY a portion of lhe wor1c way• alio increases -!be ei~· Llewellyn 811d Chapmon have tronomer at Northwestern Vnl- aiJd we want everyll!le to know · arta1. However, tile late Pre- ·the Damya bridge ,Hi · won IJeCOIId place In submllled. was selected for l!lo aret~ 11tax from nv.:clnts ;tl become u.s. citizens In the la•t versity in Evan!ton, IU. about It," A. L. t.tOaard, local 11deal Kellledy lad Pr11kleat - Iaraell trOO)il abol b~cl: ill 1 COIIlpelltlon 'at the camp tl!ltival. Craie 11 rem~Qlbtrod· eight-<enll per pack:.. two and one-half months to con- -Dr Donald Holmquest an manager for Colulilbla Gu of Joluuoa viewed the Appalllo mtnute exchange. event. . locally for his drawlnl wtdle House appruval wflf given firm with reqUirements of the . te · t 1lo sto , M t Ohio, Inc., said. He made lbese .dJla progrem 11 a prime pevIt wa• the third thll year .Sim))8011, up- a student at Pomeroy B 11 b Wedllesdav to me-• to ScientUic Astronaut Selection ~ rnta~ u n• e ' poinlll: . erly flchter. dJiy of lsrae!J.Jonlanlan on approvaJ ·ofthe Monroe Coun· School. . ·boolt Workmen's8 Compei\satlon Committee. ospJ · l , -MOll of the major con\'en- '!'he committee slashed over- llghll In approslmately Conumsstonera and the aev- The son of Mr. aiJd Mri. _ Harbenolits by 14 per cent to meet "'' Na!JO~al Ae~autlcs and -Dr. W!lllarn E. 'lbornton, lences people 09loY' "tlllay are oil requell!s for demonstl'!IU!'!' ullll area. era! clty counel1a lD lhe 'l'{oods- tan Webrung, Pomeroy, Crall the increased cost of living Space Admmistrat1o~ NASA until June a flight gurgfOil at pos_olhle. becawi they budget beallb projeclll, mining area Pickup 2nd pgh: ·Arab area, plano to. conduct a ·is a radlology teclmlclan at JU.. since dJe lut ·increase in 19; 9., confirmed that all five men the Alf Force School of Aon:<>- thea COl~. The budget pay- restoration, research! cultural · combat pistol training verslde HOipltal ID Columbus, DeliiOI:rals, ...,. of w h m identified are tn rmal running space M!dlclne In San Antonio, ment plan allows people 10 programs and vocational ,edu' · . ·• -· and otudieo art 11 8 bobby.· 1 0 eventually voted lll!ainst the bill for the .new astronaut group. Tex. .. spread winter heating eosts ov- calion. It ls possible aome of Brian Is tbe son of, Mr. and .• on lbe ground it took away as er the entire year. , the money wiU bo restored If •. • . · Chester Simpson, Rlll!lne, OVER 101 Melp County glrlt much as il· g'\"e . in ljdditional ' About 145.000 Columbia ol the bill goes to a Joint congresaiJd ·ts married to lhe • fdlmer wiD tate part In the annual jabenefits•.;Uh.ocressrliltr SoUght Ohio customers tn Ill Ohio 00\111- sional conference after I be Badgley, II!Jughter of ulor .fair •lyle revue scbeduled to mak~ two ~-~ments.. Ues now are enrolled In the House aclll. . . .1 lor 1 p, .m., next Wedeeaday, ,se.aee, plan. Miss Margaret Grilfitha, Meiga The measure. which now goes -A customer on the budget CoWI!Y extension ageD!, repot:ta. to the Senato,. .booots the maxpayment plan normally P~YS a-•tat, Huntington, IncldenlaUy the revue wu or· . kl • about 65 per cent of his home'a tin• lgi U ·-•-d,uled to belcl Jmum payment for !em· ·..._ Mrs. Richard Grinstead and 1 1 1 bfll d , OS teSS tO dlv lDCI1'Iling at the age of 0 Of! . na y """" be II . 'd annua na ura gas ur.~~~; ' the Pomeroy Elementary School New TrllStl!ts John K•arns, children, Yvonne, Neda. a 0 the four colde•t months cl the Mr, Spen(er lei'Ved overseas but has now been set for tb 8 ~rt00g Dennis Eynon, Junior Holsing- Todd, of New Haven. Mr. and. year, and therefore normally . 050ft U the Finl World :War. . WASIDNGTON lOP!) -.A • I . er and A""'ld Blankenship, Mrs. John Kearns of Hart!ord, the aarne amount _ approxi- MASON - Mn. Albert Swat- He II survived by hia Johnl.on . Administration Middleport High School Audt ..' and. approved Agnes Wblte of Syracuse. Mr . . mately one-12th of the total cost zel, MasOJI, enterlalned the Ma- Lenora; lw!i sisters, Mrs. official said today he expublic 11.' ,' when Clttwls and Mrs. EmU. Eynon and i!Jn. for gas service for a fuU year- son Home Demonstratjon Club Conner, Apple Creek, Oil!•· the price of wheat to cons year= · ' lie . • · • .,., ' · · :Band R8dlo 'bub and €banter Dennl•. Sellen, Mr. each. month. ,,· ,: at her hot¥ on Thurs6ay, 'l'be ·MI'!l. Esther .campbell · to 1be apparel IDI Va) Addison Hartung. 88, of 56 of the United Citizens Band and Mrs. Juruor Holsingor, Mts. -Each account Is reviewed group made plana to tour lhe v_iew, Oblo, .and a month of ,;AU(I!lll. such as suill,,coati a!fll drelioel•-: : r·•net!:Ville, di•d Tuesday night Radio Association mel Julv 27 Larry Holsinger and dau:df\v., twice annually, considering ab- Fenton Glass Plant at .Wil:!a•u- mecel and nephews. , Wheat pms have ·been de- Mlu GrUilth reports. Tile IItie at loleigs General HospitaL . at the home of Richard Grin- VIckie . of ltacine, and weather conditions or town, W. Va., the laat of A,g. Services be elinlng lor three conseJllltive and queen of the fair will be an· Born on'. AUg'.' n. 1879 at stead of New Haven. Lehew of Long Bottom. MJSs other factors that might affect ust. The lesson "IJvtng Saturday at 3:30p.m. at . moriilis, and Dr. Walter W. WJI- nounced during tha revue. B"n!er Hili, he is olutvlv'ed by The meeting was called to ! Connie Holsinger of ReedsvJll the Individual monthly pay- atively Through the Mid d 1e Chapel with the Rev. I' ear co••. bead o! the . Agriculture .. 1 his • : 8 order by the president with the was a guest. menl Years" was presented oy Mra. casto ollclatlng. Burial wUI Department's Economics Reson, 1 .0 • of the Lord's Prayer I . . . -For one month, beginning Dorothy Carlwr(ght; Mrs. .Rnb-. in the MI. Hertnan 'C..ntelefY. DepaJtment, aald he e1""" . in unison~ The next meetmg w•ll be held ! Aug. 11, each gu bill mailed erta Young presented tt.o devo-;The Drew Webster PO$.t' ol the pect. prices \0 continue to •drop Minutes of' the last me•tlilg at the home Mr. Mrs.' to 8 realdentlal customer will tlonals. I Amertean Legion. will lor the 11&11 30 days . .:1 F' I Irene ; were read by tbe secretary, Eynon In Racme. 1 1show the amount that eustolll!!r Mrs. Swatzel ~hnwe~ slides graveside ·~s. ·Frtends He added, bowveer, Ill&! he WJ and 1 Donald Cali for- Grace Holsinger, and the treas, · would pay monthly under the taken at Jaekaon s Mill <~ the call at the funer-!;4iome any- ospecled wheat prices to lltake nia. · ·· --- · · urer's reoort was ~iven by Agplan. Customers may continue, Home Demonstration Club 1time. "· a recovery In September. OOLUMBVS (UP!) - A fire Other survivor• nnci·Jde nme nes White. Newa letters were or joln, lhe plan simply by pay. members and their actlvlliosl ' todsy resulltd tn more ·than granil'cnifdi'en,' g ht great-' read frc•m R'obert Thomnson of " . tng the "budget lmotlnl" In· while conf>rent1l3. Diss• $500,000 damage to two air COD< Antatr•t president of the u C. dicaled by I red arrow on the AllendlflJ were M... Matilda I dltlontng eompanlel boused ill . and a •11\f.lber of 11 R A.. and "Relav" mamlnes Holur Hospital: V1sl t t 1 bill. Noble, Ml'l. Roborla You n·f, , 11 the same buUdlng. and nephewt. and literature and charter niP- 110urs 2-4 and p.m. Parenla : -U9l! of the plan Is optional. Mn. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. CiaLNo one was tnjured. F,neral ser-ices ,will be held ers wore distributed. 1'1-e. e Ionly o• Pediatrics, Ward. ThOle who do no wish to UBe ra WllllaJRI, Mrs. •.awrcnce Firemen fought flames at tbl at to m. ijiill:li.T'l! Ew- were from secretary ol State the budget plan will pay lor I Roush, Mra. Eveltn M:Da•lel, • Ueber! Corp. and the Air FQ. illl! : Funert ftome irt1ere Ted Brown. having been apAdmtutODO I the ,IRS used the preceding Mn. Dorothy CarlwrfJht. Mrs. HONG KONG (UP]) -Com- CLEVELAND (tJPI) -F&en ter Corp. for more than Jl z frlolids may · all at a ••time.' nroved. and in nrocess of being , rnontli: which IS allo abown on Bessie Hudson, Mrs. Gordon munlsl Chlna'a army admltted . prominent members of I be l hours. Tile Liebert side of tho Burial will . be tn the Ct.esr.er Jiled ror the-club's new charter. Mrs. Lowell E. Brown. -1 Jr ·· the .IIlii. Young, Mrs. \!'obn lfarshll, today that troops bostUe to Mao Cleveland Plumbtilg Contrll:lm's buUdlng was destroyed, Air FIJ. Cemetery. 1 A new member. Larry Lehew, lllO Adrian Ave.; Walter R., Ml11 Cheryl Hutl100 and Mn. Tfe.tung are lncltlng DIIISS Assn W~ay nl&ht took 4.i ter's plant wu heavfly dam. wao accented. Wedemeyer, Sr., 427 Fourt~ , •. Swatzel. ' Industrial strike• and DrMlng Negr'o youths to apply fQI....ap. aged, • · ' Foltowln• the business se•Harry R. Rt. 1 G:: peasants to "storm tnto I h e prentlceshlpl Ia Plumbers Local Liebert produce" conab,lpt slon a lavelle Rhower was hrld hpolls; Mrs. WUhur ercer, · UC 'I'RIJcK PRICE UP ettles." 55 -. tempera~ aiJd buinldlty air lor Mr an4 Mrs. Junior Hoi- 1 Patriot: Ml'!l ..John s. GriHith, \ • . DETROIT (UPI) - For dj The •tunntpg admission of The doors ol the uuloil Ci.U condltlonlnl unitll. Air Filter ( RL 2 Thurman, Judy G. GIII- I Motor OJ dlaclo··• Wed sd porty chairman Mao's trouble were IN>kM "\.!"'" manufactures and lnstallt lUter• ;d\otinueCI From Page 1) ' sin~er. (. R f h •d to man Rt I VInton· John R. Lo"••"' · .... ne ay ·-·:r~· ' · conditioners• Yn\IIJllslown, o[fered an amend• res ments were serv.. ' . ~ . Mr tentative price hikes of up to with his army came tn a poUcy The joint apprenticeship f.or &If merit to replace lhe bike with Mr. and Mrs. Marion l!ilJ•h. gan, Gallipolis F rry' · tw on 11181 model trucks '" th editorial tn the mllltary ne,.._ committee of Local 55 had . . . M d M D R " r Tnomu L. Dorst Rt. 1 PomeB Mn Alta ,... elimlnaUon of the dJrect use r. an rs. anny otH• o . • J y • """" flrat tipoff on IIHr 11181 cat"' ande · 118per Uberatlon Army Dally. scheduled . a meetlil!! to gtvo eamption in thelaw "In which : Letart. W. Va . Mr. and Mr.. roy: Mrs. Blame Carter, riJ., Steven and Jlm111y llenalar truck price picture Peklna: Radio broadcast lhe work a··•--ents to 22 a-naD ' 1A ld Bl nk h' M d Rt 1 Middleport· Gregory of N k ---''•• k ' · ...,...... ••" th• fat cats get away l'(,ith mur- _.':""._ . ."_.~1\S-'P-__ _r._ an Lcdwig Rt 3 P~meroy· Cari 1 1:w: a1re •~'<'c:;• wet · editorial. IIcea who had been sel~d . der and the lillie people p a y M Ftndr · Rt Lo ' Bot- 1a e ens ar n me. PLAN IITREET WORK Cllln~ rebel army element•. II earlier. These apprentlces:-tlke me )bill." i tom· L. s Ricky and . Tammv P•tl Route 7 In Middleport, from said, ''They attempt to tn,,[to the uninvited contractors' ;WJ<I CCI Hjo warnW Republicans ti]or M Le · rr:a~ have been havmg mutn)ll the Mill st., to the cGrperatlon llm·ithe workers Into deserllnl their •youth• found a notice onli w01j)d "hear !he wrath of the ! t Upper IYen ~::to..';;.aci:n~ 8Bole~ , Wor: past week. it• going north, wlll be ~lacl<· oroductliJ\I posts. attempt lo door !llltilllf the meeting d Carl M. Findling, 51,. Rt. 1, peojJle" at election time if th"Y h'ngt · M J · b J 'Kl Junior Radektn and family of ~·pped l!Y the state department IInette the oeasanlll to storm tn- ~n cancelled. · Long Bottom, was adqulted to the sales Y XI McArthur spent Saturday eve- of highways during the morn- ! to the etllel, attempt to oabo· · Holzer HosP,llal . 3:_ 411·. P: ."IJI. , ""e want the knnw SYRACUSE _ 11 was report· , . p · D Keil. Rl 1•W II nlng w1th h1s mother, Mrs. Eth- ing hours Friday and all day tage production and OOCJal orI Wednesday with ·\1 sevett 1 :that Rhodes has changed ed ·ihat $132411 wao cloared on :on, M: el Radokin. · on Saturday Mlddleoort Mayor· der." Tw CAU . MADE to his left hand '(t'll-, J!!' hll 'no new ta"'s' theory to the recent .supper wben the S Clark Rt Several from here attenrtert C. Or , Fish.;. laid. Parking a- ! •lte were I liccldenl at bonie, of ·. )lfl 'lKI ;aew tam on business.' Lad1es Auxiliary of the Volun- Souih Point· Oouglao 'E Half· the annual fish fry at Wllkes- 1tong tile routa -cannot be pe•- 1 foti''l'blrd dl ayina P ura- brother. Shftley. R. Flf1lllL'\Iti Caiile,J, slloUted. "Rhndes ba• , teer Fire Dept. met in t he hUI Rt 1 Cbeshire · ville. mUted durtn, tbl oertod the ' T A0 0 eed Y morn g Y ' omerny FindUng caugh! ,his left sold '!I .people down tho nver l CouncU room ol the town hail ' Blrllll · , Mr. and Mn. Albert Cone and\ mayor said, In tHin• the ' oumey . '::- · emer&ene? squacj. l,etbY In a C\'mhtne, 111 1the ·(if I an4 J!!IW ts tr?tng to d•i~'~>•l ,;., . lor a regular meetinS Jul 24. Mra. Ginevra Foster cailllfl to coupera!IOII ·01 reeldenlll DrawilllfB for the thl annual son, Mlnfrs~Ue•. Wfl ~~ illjl brother. Tile rlgllt .1 ' julfacturdrll mak ttl J H 11 tdedt y id Mrs. Thom" L. Dorst, Rt. I see Mrs Ola Perry rceenttv. . S"••o4se· Pee Willi Tournament I Veterana 'Meinor!a) Hosolla .. . !Inger wao ampullteil. the inl i ~!0 ay for 11 , e e ed :~~ ~.::g 0 ~e':~tth Pomeroy, daughter •. 2•50 a.!"· I Mr. and Mrs. John Reed vhw·• 1i0 beld at! p. m. Mourla~. ·ter laUing on a old,walll' tn. lhe dl~ flnRer was . fractllfl'll .i d P · th th ~· P .Tuesday: Mrs B1ame Car .er lied Sundav with hor rarenti StliT DIIIMISSED 1Au~ust 7. at the Syracu,.. BaD Pomeroy buslneu section. ir· he hlllf laceratlona on t~e r..Uf!!t. · · . , . , ore a~:Y1 1th.' na :00 r."~~ Jr. son, ?.48 a.m. Tuesday. Mr. Md Mra. carl Ilea~ A oult by Clement F. Spring·, Park.. ' lly Thurlday morning, . •' 'I· , linger. His ~~~0~ Ia ri.~lt ··,ftrrlal~l 1 \tong all g. P 1 red Bidwell. 1er, etc. aaatut the Meigs Coun, , The .tourney entry lee of Grace ~a\ljlhan, Mulberry · vi. ed 11 good. · · ( :'. • ~ .,., , . . . ;:" son. ~ wos answe Mr Fraley who purchased .ly Water Company Jw been 16 must b!l paid priOr to Pomeroy, wu token to the · •···•. D1!1\'ij+im 'M JN!I'Io.RJI~ OP Y eight "· Various re- Mrs. Anthony F. Atkinson, and the isen~ farm, Is c•ioon-1dismissed. witli prejudice In drawtn••· aci!ordlng to sluiie hOaDI!III• ·after ·~ml'jf : ., . · ' . ,:,, :, · f!IA!MIN ARI!A son: Mrs. Charles E. Bo- Ina: cuttlnr brush on It Melga County Common n:'ent Director Bob Louks. U\ at homa: Bcith jllltlenll yn'f Mrs, Wlliion Wii;i, :..·: ·' ~ ~=~~~";::::::' iliank-you card Will sent to Dick""" and mlant daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Don McBlane snd chll- Court. ~ent wl11 !lllrt at I: SO p, m. treated and -diiiChargecl. Detp'ee in English . .. ' 4ui.<o."''~<o "'"' .,...,. ,,,,,.,. '" Wlnebrtnner lor the donation of Ott• McGowan and Infant dau- dren nl Calilomla have sn•nt on August t. ' . '' .. .. MASQ!'l - lj{ra. Gary WIISOO. . · r..m""' ghter, Mrs. Jimmy J. Thorot~n h ..tU• Mrs FINED ON I OOVNT8 tranlll ahould. contact LOukl . m.J.O 11 "' ~·· "'· "'"'•- n • • • new .restroom fixtufts and to aM infant son Mrs. Jackie E. their vaca on ere . • • · • DUane TuUle, II, Mlnersvtllo, CIIUng vtl-2961 8yraCI'se. · - Th •· dlltleston the former 'Re'E .. ..,. llthoi- Mleo , _ . , Eleanor Wlngott lor services ' Maude Holeomb. Tbey ~a•e • elined ' · ·sue Green · ' of ,pt, Pie~~JBnl ••"" · 1 ""'" ..,..,~,. .._ _.,,.. nd -• t th t Bond. Mrs. Bobby L. CoUins, 1 med home 1was ·011 wo counll 'n1Urt-' , • , do ' ,.. re f•"' a e recen supper M Ei I M Co de Cynth"11 u . ~ay morning · In the cour.t 0I ·----· • ro · lft£'1' . .. I h . • • ., I -• .,•., - .. •"•" '"m A liellalion of $10 was iven' rs. 10 · n e, Mrs. Lena and . .or: , recevi! er . Degree I!' Ent ·I"' ,,... r to the hool t ded g hl'- Jn Eads. Paul Golinski, Pame- d ~lor of Dayton vt<ited hilr Middleoort. Mayor c1 o. Filiber, Th~ ~· Cfly 81\rlnt . from Harvey Co}: 1 1 ~"'"'" -"'•• _.~.. ,. sc or rear e Ia J. Jenklnl, Mrs. Gary F. ang d Mr· Tavior 1150 and COlli on chal'llea of reo wlU meet lhla evenllll on '' ·''' • .,,,..,...,,.,.. " ,..,. ,.. '""''" dren fund . Several get well aiJd Palmer, Mta. Robert L. Rosa, parent•. Mr. an "h• 81 sl•tlng arreit and '15 and costa p.m., at their ' IS a .. ~ ~~ sympathy .<ards wrn lent. O.nver M. Thoma, Tamara L. Moore a lew daya .!,.- llll . on cbl!raes ·of dlsluf)llng tho p<a~. • · · · · ' ' . . An alli:t10n wiU he held at Wlcidlne, Thana Phillips and Vleek. . ...... · 1peaee~le was a110 'giv~n . · to atiend. · l "'fi~ol'!l'!! - ~ .,.,..,.."tile A\11. 14 meeting. Agn.es Angela l!aker. Mr. and Mrs. w.,l-.f R"\JJ •day •Mft senten"<' · •"~·~:._--;~ ~ White, ltoste•s, ~rea ted the of Chillicothe were at ·,t h • t.r i how9er1, In Ueu · 01 • , lfOUp at the drlve·m restaur· farm home bere over tile week for illll; t~ar. ,· 111.,.., Fla. :~,, ,._.. ., 1111. \end. · " ' ·· · . Attending were Mra. H a II, Marrtaee Appllcattoe Mrs. Pauline FOoter ond Mrs. Met~• Geoerol · R61!Jttol Eileen CWk, My!a Hudson Ag· .Larry Wayne Rupe, 20, 1.&118'· Cllnev_ra Jl'ostor we"' rt·cent Admitted - John Stanley. AI- while oel· Wbtte, Edith Hood. JAnice •tl~. V.S. Alr Force and Bevt~· GallillOiis vl<ltors. ' banv. ,Sj!lllh. l.aW.OO, Marte Rlur and Ada ly SUe Forbes, 18, Rt. 2, AI- .lara p•A .1•"• r -·~··1• nt..h~~ - HIDTy Schwab Sid, b1my. I an tvenin& with Rita . Wilbur. Donald Jaffen. ., ' ' . .. .' :·;~~~:~ ~art ' . ' Js ' .' )j · mbllrig 'Jordam"ans , · . . . no debate. ·• . · roads pi'ojlcts, beall!l • .· Purpose of tht bill Ill to <~~I ~tlotf. b®llng• and the cost of the II<H:alled. fa 1r 1 uea. .. · · but bill, enacted "! the 10111b Early Hou8e actlon. w~s 'J· . . · · .· : General Assembly, by limiting pteled 'O. the bDI wllleb became the subsidy and lhe dletonce inhre patalabte to Congress afwblch private and poroe)l.. ter PrealdeJ11 JbluJSon liked In •cal schools DillY be tranaport. ._.1 •···• , 11167,. b·-'•·• lor . 1y wAi.ttR LOGAN 'II Th.is Ann·ual Aug. Event StortS Fr.idal,'Au9. 4-9am MIDDLEPORT , 0 llle .UIIftei) ' l!lalel UJ tll'l:l -........1o JIIIIWIIIII __ L_........ .... ..... 11'111, Ill .leall lhroe ' ~ '> .. '~ -<.;. . . . . . . . ..,,i;, , .I . employment Compensation. ben. ''f*.t ~ receat ofll. eflts .,c~ IWJ sent the bill ,to aclmlnl!trlllve ,ollll!er, , ttie. sup. ·, w TON (tJPI) .,!. 'nit .dil•V.B. •·~ the 110use: · : ertntenc~ent.'of!tlifi! plvt,oq Of l,lqUse Jilibtte work~ :i M ·. ~~rafil-e .aeailtBolb partll!llaslifaU pled3W Savlnp and ~ w!Jb ;'could WOc!neiclay ~t IIIIi l!daUnlilra' ·• ...... • ~ . £aor1J IJDm. In ~ pia~ to lntreid6 ~ tht fe!IU~DS •tO make. ~·a ,;u.I-io-AppaJfehll preo ;. ... . llle M Jll'l'l1lo-• pa~m liy both funds. .them in aecoi'd willl any federal irlm by tsU mUUcm, · but left · ..-.lVeOe•d•y,. at jbe same The Bouse, in a live-hour cl!anles made wlllle the ·)egis- intact' opera~ fUndi lor still- .lime ~ · poltedl,, lbal lbe ~ton; approved seven,bllll Ia lat~ lll!olln session•.• ·: . · llatMc!Onal.,niFam& tn';·fl.irt ·~ state, .... _.. meau addlllon to the Workmen s Com- A J1I'OilOW aimed;,at .egll~!JZ· other area• of 111f· ....... • , .,lii "pal sue•y~ !lrlko. . pensation measure. . lnl tiJ!I cost o1 I':!!IIP~tlon The Senate hadv~i:rAprU 2i "' "1"' · .,. ' · · .. ·· I Iill I Debate lasted nearly an bour of prlvateand ·~hlcai·SchooJ to spend ~73.6 million •on the II · on a Senate - approv!d bill pupils with that of public sciHJol i»'ilgram to provlde a qslelli of 0 Yif.- ,... ·•\ ....11[1111. ... . . .. . . Tuesday a allllllar boos! In Un· er lhe leglslaturo wai T.WO ·NaturaJized CitJZens .. ·"" ·-·. i ' total Of ~IIIlO. to real estate lending powers of , addltlonal cost to state-chartered ~vinJs aiJd loan ~ers to sup"?rt lbe In- associations .~ ·• crt11e9 JS $13 mllli1111 a year. Bus Bill Got No Debale ~. 1Senate hod a)IIII'Oved on Most of1t centered on wiJeth. . ·.. .. . - · -.. _ - . , ·" - -,. . . . :..lachia ._.,- · , T h 1 pof&ry total disability beoeflls from * ' to ~. alliS from $49 alter ~.week$ to f66. · Pet'IJ$enl lqtal dillblllty .~~·~ · wd61d go from Sit 'I' per week to $52.50 with I o I I I . paymellt be~g -boost!d I rom emergency fii,IIJO to $10,000. • . sed five min.u!eS Temperary pattial disablUty ulpll lc!lowin& ...nearly l>l'ymenlll .niuld be boo~ hours oCdeb~l,f oow aoes from $49 per week to $56. and the l\OUSL j\')Jer~, ~ocrats . . total disability from say they will oppose it u tea&Ue•· Tired Senators were ed lor only a skeleton today, but the House had a cllendar Including a vote ~ water management-water tlon mntrol bill. Wednellday nlg!Jt OCJOr · h 1 the t OD ax raJse-SC 00 • (j 1 ' I •' TOWELS · c·eacl1 only ' BATH SALe .· ' ' 1• " j ..... • ,.• ~ Tu, rn· ,, ,., ~ ' ,. .The· ,.1',' �.. ·~"''·>f· . . ~ . . s~~~~~~~~=~~ " - \ • ' :-, v i ' • I . ; ' ~ ~ ' ' . f'' \ . . ' . . · · ' " ' . . ~- ." ''!A ... 1:?: I, ' ~ ' ' Co . . ~ -~· $ '· · : AQ ,t . , .' • ' "" ., «\il~~l· '.l~ · ing law-mpmgiUJhorlll:\lll!!l :J:I. ,i . ~ > .. • ' '.:i , .......... --- :cii!!WiiedadUDII!l'-.abll .. ' iliaC\ • > ....~ IIIK:Rial" 'Mrv, s Jo·m".. Natl"on's Space fillad .em Jn ShootOUl . ~m '. " , . . . . , .uw:.i".,. . .:;.a....... . . . · ~ . . . . . TO: . G eo · . CENTER Houston (UPI) - An Australian as mpany and a Welsh' chemist will becolfte the nat· The :ti~ ~. :J~ . w~-~ ~ ~ , . . l w~re, ap~led Je 3'1vt;o 1) · t~)Tft:-·Coullty D · d...., ·Is his t·hir~" i' ·~ 0~ 1 ~I grll)dchildren;~IIIM! ~tre•t.ciweat-1 gr~ehtld. nl~ lh~ {'-'~umbos C0llius I Smlt~ "I $132.40 Cleared 'A S G' 8 Au 'Jiary'· ta~. peopl~"" th• uS fo~ W~ecl.,. -~a . . a~ ., ~ '\~jury ~u: ~1'{11- ~D· tl\~ LADIES -," s SHELLS ' ~:~at= :::~~v~l 1~fant Pie~ ~ve I ,_,, 1 Haml\t~n t:•• "'"· ... ,...,! ' . l. '· ·.,, SALE ·o'li NYLON TRICOT LINED '·,~;RUT~­ .. . . ' f• ,'L .. . '" $ . •· ' v; .. DRESSES . .Sale ' . --... ' ' ... ....: '! • ' .... -·..._ . __ . . . _ . , MENS DlESS STRAW'HATS r~-------•- LADIES- Seamless- Size A,iK-D-E s SUPPORT HOSE PA~ Plastic Raincoats For The ~~flft!F,-mily ! eMENS . " · c . ',. sox toll ... .. WHITE SALE I POPULAR BRAND REGULAR"5c CANDY BARS 15C FOR Salel KING SIZE 72x108 ·· PLASTIC DRAPES 44 81x99 C'"'pair ,. ., • • • • TWIN FITTED \ SEAMLESS "" • • LADIES ! SLIPS ·' White Assorted-colors • • $1.84 81x108 ,. • . . • $1.94 S1.84 FULL ·fiTTED · · · s1.94 s1.84 PILLOW CASES, pr. · 94c • • ., (FAST COLOR) . • ! y D BLAN~US • .,• STRIPED WITH sc;>LID COLOR BINDING '. FLORA~~~ &STRIPES I ~oo ' ' _) _,_, ,llx44 ,BED PILLOWS .soups .&.,PRIN1'S Size.':Blto '11 . FULL SIZE •·•·••••. THEIMAL FOAM (FULL SIZE) 80 SQUARE .".,, 51.00 ,, 'II/I' ' , ~' • I conoN WITH SHADOW PANEL CHECK THESE BARGAINS LADIES--1st QUALITY ' 'I [, ,. Save On Cannon - Dan River- Foxcroft SHEETS .. l, QUILT BATTS ' 6 ' tJ,~ FOR THE HOME MAKER MOUNTAIN ,t.41ST .00 ,A .. ., '• ·,' GIRLS- WHITE- REG. 50c Slu&fh i , .r ::gv~ENS Yopr,Choice·t~oo-~ H Pla,SUc-Solids-Fiorals As$!, Novelty Handles BOBBY I .. Regular $4.9.5 I -·"Sale;$2.50 R~gula~ ~~-P~ ;r Safe':*2.oo: .00 UMBRELLAS p ,, ,. ~ LADIES ·n,'fta - ~d Ladies Sleeveless SHIFTS and TENT ~1'11'1 oi, Dtse•••••• ·;:> '(J.: ·)..-•:T ., VAL.Y£S TO $7.95 , Shght Irregulars -If Perfect Would Sell For $5.00 mns' ' H dJn•JUred Jn A •den• l .«• ~~~~.:,~:. ~ll ,:C"stsle~ 1:::~ ;!" ~GS . "'" . ... J Otawin~ ~ ~ Jo1! SPECIAL BUY!. SPECIAL :PURCHASE I ·· t! :.rre~g ..... ==---=~~ .. tb: · N""'Af8Y = ,.,_ I &bert ~ays Iron~: :,~ M~gglo ~ "I It~ Te:· ·. Chesto ut Rai:.lae Society NAUTa .:;: . . ' "" - 'dents ·m • Door Closed to: : Army Admitteel Negro yout~m- ~ ~ 7~ ~···' at~ .. . - ... '., F•Jfe Wrecks 2 ~n1 H"spital NeWS ·.oMC ~ .!in:ln~f, more~ :!earcll Lon~ ~ t;i: /. ~~ · to~. Th~ *npe f:llro~gh nu~~ , ~ prayin~· ~ased ~JDIISon, :~s:n:\!~aM Jheat Pri .. ce tRt ·-1" Co Lower ~re- ·-:•• ,.J ~f.,.J '· • 1 ;•' •~e· Wlldllfe team placed second In 'the ll~il. on, lll:.~~ljl ~ w~l ~-1 ,. '" "" ·'F' ~ee second plac~s a#'. ~· place ~ward in tile lndlvtdual matches. -In til& fi!am, =:. La~r~normal . .' won four first places, •ho~ Mar~rtt . . ' ., y·ear on the state •·am · ~ .· hi•."' c+l.t. C\V Spencer Dies \Vednesday . A,·u· . . a V1 ' ' . '•!i,!,•·-- ol~hlch Mrs. Swatzel H' M Cl b .• -,.:· thom TpJie~r, I '• - ' GIGANTIC AUGUST. •• ~;..;.,._ New Trusl ees Appom • l ed BvTfl•• County Radi0 Club ' • W/anlSYOU ....:!'~tesOia~e:eM:'coOO:S: ' • onBudget ,...t>~ " .' ·•alarlfng tw:Jdlll' for . otber I {.te1'\111...... . . "'first by a mere'· 10 ' .. ·. . . ctpnal COD!'Jllal!ona . In e Ira: ac:!"t' In the aggreAate lllf. and Mrs. 'iBIIi!Jiey, Party caucus New · liiJigland, . . e Rlver again loclay tn 'the third .' ' alsO of Racine. l\lr. a.illl r a. lour houn to line up first Grt&t Likes, llllllth en tral consecUtive day of · . Flrsl .place wu won by JDPib. boUi graduates·:OI R,.. 1 lllflllben. · ·u.s. citizena to join the nation's spacemen. . violations. er Obio teamfrom, ... cme High clafll of :1954, Ranks Brokee · group of 11 new astronauts "'m include Dr. John 1f ~ i.n llll'aell lorelgft · Uce tealil ....,.er 110'.,.... ~!ave two ,.,...ren, Lisa Rene, 1n tho final vote, which wu A. Llewellyn, a at Florida State University in Utah and AriiOilll. spokesman said Egypt 1bt WUdilfo team al!o placed six and Darin Scott, one. 24-9, two Replll!llcw Tallahassee a Cardiff. Wales, and Dr. Philip K. Tbe committee, after eonald· agreed to u N truce seeoDd lut year, again losing lhe bill while three Democrats ; staff . at the Massachusetts Institute . . ~ble controversy, approved ston 'chief G~. Odd to an Oblo tel!ll, th~ Buekeye CRAIG WEBRUNG, another broke party ran~<~· vote astronomy lab, born m New $10 mtUJon lor operations . for proposal• to abstain Sherlll1' -~· team. M~ Countian lil8klng prol!l'eas it. '. 10•. ' de edThe sas company lodsy start-. ol .... ...... navigation In the' Suez . . The WUdllle teal In another field, bad several . Tilt bill, which wal new aBironauts also In- "Final selection , terminal1on a llt'onl CIIJ!p&l~ to eiJ- . mtm,.,.. .. .--• one month. Slmp10n Is 1 member . sel· palntinga selected fer aboWinl fOur limes on the Boor. calls elude a Houoton meditallhtern, has not been ~de however, a roU more eustomera 1D Its bud, uve beetl crllleaiiD the pall An Israeli mUltary apolteiiii8D l!l.'led to 1lfl range office · at at lhe Columbus Festival of for a per cent hike In 1h e an Illinois astronomer and a spokesman sa1d. ge.~ payment plan. . . of npportlq PI to ,the .t• said the Jordllllanl opened tbe fUll Obio Governilr's i)'o- Arll held Jcly 26-30 oo t b • 1 stall\ tales tal, as w•U. as .,.. foi'!D•r Air For<Y. fllght surgeon, The other thtee are: We believe lhe plan btl real 1~to Middle Adantle reilon thll morning on an lm'aeU Matcheo whkll l''W bel• grounds of the Statehouse, . pandinJ ··It .ln. a llliiiiiMtr ol informed sources said. -Dr. Karl G. Heinze, an as- advantages for Ollt:customers, lo tho dotrlmlll Of lllelt on . patrol about allt mUea 1I01'Ih . Call!p Perry, June 24 • Z5. OnlY a portion of lhe wor1c way• alio increases -!be ei~· Llewellyn 811d Chapmon have tronomer at Northwestern Vnl- aiJd we want everyll!le to know · arta1. However, tile late Pre- ·the Damya bridge ,Hi · won IJeCOIId place In submllled. was selected for l!lo aret~ 11tax from nv.:clnts ;tl become u.s. citizens In the la•t versity in Evan!ton, IU. about It," A. L. t.tOaard, local 11deal Kellledy lad Pr11kleat - Iaraell trOO)il abol b~cl: ill 1 COIIlpelltlon 'at the camp tl!ltival. Craie 11 rem~Qlbtrod· eight-<enll per pack:.. two and one-half months to con- -Dr Donald Holmquest an manager for Colulilbla Gu of Joluuoa viewed the Appalllo mtnute exchange. event. . locally for his drawlnl wtdle House appruval wflf given firm with reqUirements of the . te · t 1lo sto , M t Ohio, Inc., said. He made lbese .dJla progrem 11 a prime pevIt wa• the third thll year .Sim))8011, up- a student at Pomeroy B 11 b Wedllesdav to me-• to ScientUic Astronaut Selection ~ rnta~ u n• e ' poinlll: . erly flchter. dJiy of lsrae!J.Jonlanlan on approvaJ ·ofthe Monroe Coun· School. . ·boolt Workmen's8 Compei\satlon Committee. ospJ · l , -MOll of the major con\'en- '!'he committee slashed over- llghll In approslmately Conumsstonera and the aev- The son of Mr. aiJd Mri. _ Harbenolits by 14 per cent to meet "'' Na!JO~al Ae~autlcs and -Dr. W!lllarn E. 'lbornton, lences people 09loY' "tlllay are oil requell!s for demonstl'!IU!'!' ullll area. era! clty counel1a lD lhe 'l'{oods- tan Webrung, Pomeroy, Crall the increased cost of living Space Admmistrat1o~ NASA until June a flight gurgfOil at pos_olhle. becawi they budget beallb projeclll, mining area Pickup 2nd pgh: ·Arab area, plano to. conduct a ·is a radlology teclmlclan at JU.. since dJe lut ·increase in 19; 9., confirmed that all five men the Alf Force School of Aon:<>- thea COl~. The budget pay- restoration, research! cultural · combat pistol training verslde HOipltal ID Columbus, DeliiOI:rals, ...,. of w h m identified are tn rmal running space M!dlclne In San Antonio, ment plan allows people 10 programs and vocational ,edu' · . ·• -· and otudieo art 11 8 bobby.· 1 0 eventually voted lll!ainst the bill for the .new astronaut group. Tex. .. spread winter heating eosts ov- calion. It ls possible aome of Brian Is tbe son of, Mr. and .• on lbe ground it took away as er the entire year. , the money wiU bo restored If •. • . · Chester Simpson, Rlll!lne, OVER 101 Melp County glrlt much as il· g'\"e . in ljdditional ' About 145.000 Columbia ol the bill goes to a Joint congresaiJd ·ts married to lhe • fdlmer wiD tate part In the annual jabenefits•.;Uh.ocressrliltr SoUght Ohio customers tn Ill Ohio 00\111- sional conference after I be Badgley, II!Jughter of ulor .fair •lyle revue scbeduled to mak~ two ~-~ments.. Ues now are enrolled In the House aclll. . . .1 lor 1 p, .m., next Wedeeaday, ,se.aee, plan. Miss Margaret Grilfitha, Meiga The measure. which now goes -A customer on the budget CoWI!Y extension ageD!, repot:ta. to the Senato,. .booots the maxpayment plan normally P~YS a-•tat, Huntington, IncldenlaUy the revue wu or· . kl • about 65 per cent of his home'a tin• lgi U ·-•-d,uled to belcl Jmum payment for !em· ·..._ Mrs. Richard Grinstead and 1 1 1 bfll d , OS teSS tO dlv lDCI1'Iling at the age of 0 Of! . na y """" be II . 'd annua na ura gas ur.~~~; ' the Pomeroy Elementary School New TrllStl!ts John K•arns, children, Yvonne, Neda. a 0 the four colde•t months cl the Mr, Spen(er lei'Ved overseas but has now been set for tb 8 ~rt00g Dennis Eynon, Junior Holsing- Todd, of New Haven. Mr. and. year, and therefore normally . 050ft U the Finl World :War. . WASIDNGTON lOP!) -.A • I . er and A""'ld Blankenship, Mrs. John Kearns of Hart!ord, the aarne amount _ approxi- MASON - Mn. Albert Swat- He II survived by hia Johnl.on . Administration Middleport High School Audt ..' and. approved Agnes Wblte of Syracuse. Mr . . mately one-12th of the total cost zel, MasOJI, enterlalned the Ma- Lenora; lw!i sisters, Mrs. official said today he expublic 11.' ,' when Clttwls and Mrs. EmU. Eynon and i!Jn. for gas service for a fuU year- son Home Demonstratjon Club Conner, Apple Creek, Oil!•· the price of wheat to cons year= · ' lie . • · • .,., ' · · :Band R8dlo 'bub and €banter Dennl•. Sellen, Mr. each. month. ,,· ,: at her hot¥ on Thurs6ay, 'l'be ·MI'!l. Esther .campbell · to 1be apparel IDI Va) Addison Hartung. 88, of 56 of the United Citizens Band and Mrs. Juruor Holsingor, Mts. -Each account Is reviewed group made plana to tour lhe v_iew, Oblo, .and a month of ,;AU(I!lll. such as suill,,coati a!fll drelioel•-: : r·•net!:Ville, di•d Tuesday night Radio Association mel Julv 27 Larry Holsinger and dau:df\v., twice annually, considering ab- Fenton Glass Plant at .Wil:!a•u- mecel and nephews. , Wheat pms have ·been de- Mlu GrUilth reports. Tile IItie at loleigs General HospitaL . at the home of Richard Grin- VIckie . of ltacine, and weather conditions or town, W. Va., the laat of A,g. Services be elinlng lor three conseJllltive and queen of the fair will be an· Born on'. AUg'.' n. 1879 at stead of New Haven. Lehew of Long Bottom. MJSs other factors that might affect ust. The lesson "IJvtng Saturday at 3:30p.m. at . moriilis, and Dr. Walter W. WJI- nounced during tha revue. B"n!er Hili, he is olutvlv'ed by The meeting was called to ! Connie Holsinger of ReedsvJll the Individual monthly pay- atively Through the Mid d 1e Chapel with the Rev. I' ear co••. bead o! the . Agriculture .. 1 his • : 8 order by the president with the was a guest. menl Years" was presented oy Mra. casto ollclatlng. Burial wUI Department's Economics Reson, 1 .0 • of the Lord's Prayer I . . . -For one month, beginning Dorothy Carlwr(ght; Mrs. .Rnb-. in the MI. Hertnan 'C..ntelefY. DepaJtment, aald he e1""" . in unison~ The next meetmg w•ll be held ! Aug. 11, each gu bill mailed erta Young presented tt.o devo-;The Drew Webster PO$.t' ol the pect. prices \0 continue to •drop Minutes of' the last me•tlilg at the home Mr. Mrs.' to 8 realdentlal customer will tlonals. I Amertean Legion. will lor the 11&11 30 days . .:1 F' I Irene ; were read by tbe secretary, Eynon In Racme. 1 1show the amount that eustolll!!r Mrs. Swatzel ~hnwe~ slides graveside ·~s. ·Frtends He added, bowveer, Ill&! he WJ and 1 Donald Cali for- Grace Holsinger, and the treas, · would pay monthly under the taken at Jaekaon s Mill <~ the call at the funer-!;4iome any- ospecled wheat prices to lltake nia. · ·· --- · · urer's reoort was ~iven by Agplan. Customers may continue, Home Demonstration Club 1time. "· a recovery In September. OOLUMBVS (UP!) - A fire Other survivor• nnci·Jde nme nes White. Newa letters were or joln, lhe plan simply by pay. members and their actlvlliosl ' todsy resulltd tn more ·than granil'cnifdi'en,' g ht great-' read frc•m R'obert Thomnson of " . tng the "budget lmotlnl" In· while conf>rent1l3. Diss• $500,000 damage to two air COD< Antatr•t president of the u C. dicaled by I red arrow on the AllendlflJ were M... Matilda I dltlontng eompanlel boused ill . and a •11\f.lber of 11 R A.. and "Relav" mamlnes Holur Hospital: V1sl t t 1 bill. Noble, Ml'l. Roborla You n·f, , 11 the same buUdlng. and nephewt. and literature and charter niP- 110urs 2-4 and p.m. Parenla : -U9l! of the plan Is optional. Mn. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. CiaLNo one was tnjured. F,neral ser-ices ,will be held ers wore distributed. 1'1-e. e Ionly o• Pediatrics, Ward. ThOle who do no wish to UBe ra WllllaJRI, Mrs. •.awrcnce Firemen fought flames at tbl at to m. ijiill:li.T'l! Ew- were from secretary ol State the budget plan will pay lor I Roush, Mra. Eveltn M:Da•lel, • Ueber! Corp. and the Air FQ. illl! : Funert ftome irt1ere Ted Brown. having been apAdmtutODO I the ,IRS used the preceding Mn. Dorothy CarlwrfJht. Mrs. HONG KONG (UP]) -Com- CLEVELAND (tJPI) -F&en ter Corp. for more than Jl z frlolids may · all at a ••time.' nroved. and in nrocess of being , rnontli: which IS allo abown on Bessie Hudson, Mrs. Gordon munlsl Chlna'a army admltted . prominent members of I be l hours. Tile Liebert side of tho Burial will . be tn the Ct.esr.er Jiled ror the-club's new charter. Mrs. Lowell E. Brown. -1 Jr ·· the .IIlii. Young, Mrs. \!'obn lfarshll, today that troops bostUe to Mao Cleveland Plumbtilg Contrll:lm's buUdlng was destroyed, Air FIJ. Cemetery. 1 A new member. Larry Lehew, lllO Adrian Ave.; Walter R., Ml11 Cheryl Hutl100 and Mn. Tfe.tung are lncltlng DIIISS Assn W~ay nl&ht took 4.i ter's plant wu heavfly dam. wao accented. Wedemeyer, Sr., 427 Fourt~ , •. Swatzel. ' Industrial strike• and DrMlng Negr'o youths to apply fQI....ap. aged, • · ' Foltowln• the business se•Harry R. Rt. 1 G:: peasants to "storm tnto I h e prentlceshlpl Ia Plumbers Local Liebert produce" conab,lpt slon a lavelle Rhower was hrld hpolls; Mrs. WUhur ercer, · UC 'I'RIJcK PRICE UP ettles." 55 -. tempera~ aiJd buinldlty air lor Mr an4 Mrs. Junior Hoi- 1 Patriot: Ml'!l ..John s. GriHith, \ • . DETROIT (UPI) - For dj The •tunntpg admission of The doors ol the uuloil Ci.U condltlonlnl unitll. Air Filter ( RL 2 Thurman, Judy G. GIII- I Motor OJ dlaclo··• Wed sd porty chairman Mao's trouble were IN>kM "\.!"'" manufactures and lnstallt lUter• ;d\otinueCI From Page 1) ' sin~er. (. R f h •d to man Rt I VInton· John R. Lo"••"' · .... ne ay ·-·:r~· ' · conditioners• Yn\IIJllslown, o[fered an amend• res ments were serv.. ' . ~ . Mr tentative price hikes of up to with his army came tn a poUcy The joint apprenticeship f.or &If merit to replace lhe bike with Mr. and Mrs. Marion l!ilJ•h. gan, Gallipolis F rry' · tw on 11181 model trucks '" th editorial tn the mllltary ne,.._ committee of Local 55 had . . . M d M D R " r Tnomu L. Dorst Rt. 1 PomeB Mn Alta ,... elimlnaUon of the dJrect use r. an rs. anny otH• o . • J y • """" flrat tipoff on IIHr 11181 cat"' ande · 118per Uberatlon Army Dally. scheduled . a meetlil!! to gtvo eamption in thelaw "In which : Letart. W. Va . Mr. and Mr.. roy: Mrs. Blame Carter, riJ., Steven and Jlm111y llenalar truck price picture Peklna: Radio broadcast lhe work a··•--ents to 22 a-naD ' 1A ld Bl nk h' M d Rt 1 Middleport· Gregory of N k ---''•• k ' · ...,...... ••" th• fat cats get away l'(,ith mur- _.':""._ . ."_.~1\S-'P-__ _r._ an Lcdwig Rt 3 P~meroy· Cari 1 1:w: a1re •~'<'c:;• wet · editorial. IIcea who had been sel~d . der and the lillie people p a y M Ftndr · Rt Lo ' Bot- 1a e ens ar n me. PLAN IITREET WORK Cllln~ rebel army element•. II earlier. These apprentlces:-tlke me )bill." i tom· L. s Ricky and . Tammv P•tl Route 7 In Middleport, from said, ''They attempt to tn,,[to the uninvited contractors' ;WJ<I CCI Hjo warnW Republicans ti]or M Le · rr:a~ have been havmg mutn)ll the Mill st., to the cGrperatlon llm·ithe workers Into deserllnl their •youth• found a notice onli w01j)d "hear !he wrath of the ! t Upper IYen ~::to..';;.aci:n~ 8Bole~ , Wor: past week. it• going north, wlll be ~lacl<· oroductliJ\I posts. attempt lo door !llltilllf the meeting d Carl M. Findling, 51,. Rt. 1, peojJle" at election time if th"Y h'ngt · M J · b J 'Kl Junior Radektn and family of ~·pped l!Y the state department IInette the oeasanlll to storm tn- ~n cancelled. · Long Bottom, was adqulted to the sales Y XI McArthur spent Saturday eve- of highways during the morn- ! to the etllel, attempt to oabo· · Holzer HosP,llal . 3:_ 411·. P: ."IJI. , ""e want the knnw SYRACUSE _ 11 was report· , . p · D Keil. Rl 1•W II nlng w1th h1s mother, Mrs. Eth- ing hours Friday and all day tage production and OOCJal orI Wednesday with ·\1 sevett 1 :that Rhodes has changed ed ·ihat $132411 wao cloared on :on, M: el Radokin. · on Saturday Mlddleoort Mayor· der." Tw CAU . MADE to his left hand '(t'll-, J!!' hll 'no new ta"'s' theory to the recent .supper wben the S Clark Rt Several from here attenrtert C. Or , Fish.;. laid. Parking a- ! •lte were I liccldenl at bonie, of ·. )lfl 'lKI ;aew tam on business.' Lad1es Auxiliary of the Volun- Souih Point· Oouglao 'E Half· the annual fish fry at Wllkes- 1tong tile routa -cannot be pe•- 1 foti''l'blrd dl ayina P ura- brother. Shftley. R. Flf1lllL'\Iti Caiile,J, slloUted. "Rhndes ba• , teer Fire Dept. met in t he hUI Rt 1 Cbeshire · ville. mUted durtn, tbl oertod the ' T A0 0 eed Y morn g Y ' omerny FindUng caugh! ,his left sold '!I .people down tho nver l CouncU room ol the town hail ' Blrllll · , Mr. and Mn. Albert Cone and\ mayor said, In tHin• the ' oumey . '::- · emer&ene? squacj. l,etbY In a C\'mhtne, 111 1the ·(if I an4 J!!IW ts tr?tng to d•i~'~>•l ,;., . lor a regular meetinS Jul 24. Mra. Ginevra Foster cailllfl to coupera!IOII ·01 reeldenlll DrawilllfB for the thl annual son, Mlnfrs~Ue•. Wfl ~~ illjl brother. Tile rlgllt .1 ' julfacturdrll mak ttl J H 11 tdedt y id Mrs. Thom" L. Dorst, Rt. I see Mrs Ola Perry rceenttv. . S"••o4se· Pee Willi Tournament I Veterana 'Meinor!a) Hosolla .. . !Inger wao ampullteil. the inl i ~!0 ay for 11 , e e ed :~~ ~.::g 0 ~e':~tth Pomeroy, daughter •. 2•50 a.!"· I Mr. and Mrs. John Reed vhw·• 1i0 beld at! p. m. Mourla~. ·ter laUing on a old,walll' tn. lhe dl~ flnRer was . fractllfl'll .i d P · th th ~· P .Tuesday: Mrs B1ame Car .er lied Sundav with hor rarenti StliT DIIIMISSED 1Au~ust 7. at the Syracu,.. BaD Pomeroy buslneu section. ir· he hlllf laceratlona on t~e r..Uf!!t. · · . , . , ore a~:Y1 1th.' na :00 r."~~ Jr. son, ?.48 a.m. Tuesday. Mr. Md Mra. carl Ilea~ A oult by Clement F. Spring·, Park.. ' lly Thurlday morning, . •' 'I· , linger. His ~~~0~ Ia ri.~lt ··,ftrrlal~l 1 \tong all g. P 1 red Bidwell. 1er, etc. aaatut the Meigs Coun, , The .tourney entry lee of Grace ~a\ljlhan, Mulberry · vi. ed 11 good. · · ( :'. • ~ .,., , . . . ;:" son. ~ wos answe Mr Fraley who purchased .ly Water Company Jw been 16 must b!l paid priOr to Pomeroy, wu token to the · •···•. D1!1\'ij+im 'M JN!I'Io.RJI~ OP Y eight "· Various re- Mrs. Anthony F. Atkinson, and the isen~ farm, Is c•ioon-1dismissed. witli prejudice In drawtn••· aci!ordlng to sluiie hOaDI!III• ·after ·~ml'jf : ., . · ' . ,:,, :, · f!IA!MIN ARI!A son: Mrs. Charles E. Bo- Ina: cuttlnr brush on It Melga County Common n:'ent Director Bob Louks. U\ at homa: Bcith jllltlenll yn'f Mrs, Wlliion Wii;i, :..·: ·' ~ ~=~~~";::::::' iliank-you card Will sent to Dick""" and mlant daughter, Mrs. Mrs. Don McBlane snd chll- Court. ~ent wl11 !lllrt at I: SO p, m. treated and -diiiChargecl. Detp'ee in English . .. ' 4ui.<o."''~<o "'"' .,...,. ,,,,,.,. '" Wlnebrtnner lor the donation of Ott• McGowan and Infant dau- dren nl Calilomla have sn•nt on August t. ' . '' .. .. MASQ!'l - lj{ra. Gary WIISOO. . · r..m""' ghter, Mrs. Jimmy J. Thorot~n h ..tU• Mrs FINED ON I OOVNT8 tranlll ahould. contact LOukl . m.J.O 11 "' ~·· "'· "'"'•- n • • • new .restroom fixtufts and to aM infant son Mrs. Jackie E. their vaca on ere . • • · • DUane TuUle, II, Mlnersvtllo, CIIUng vtl-2961 8yraCI'se. · - Th •· dlltleston the former 'Re'E .. ..,. llthoi- Mleo , _ . , Eleanor Wlngott lor services ' Maude Holeomb. Tbey ~a•e • elined ' · ·sue Green · ' of ,pt, Pie~~JBnl ••"" · 1 ""'" ..,..,~,. .._ _.,,.. nd -• t th t Bond. Mrs. Bobby L. CoUins, 1 med home 1was ·011 wo counll 'n1Urt-' , • , do ' ,.. re f•"' a e recen supper M Ei I M Co de Cynth"11 u . ~ay morning · In the cour.t 0I ·----· • ro · lft£'1' . .. I h . • • ., I -• .,•., - .. •"•" '"m A liellalion of $10 was iven' rs. 10 · n e, Mrs. Lena and . .or: , recevi! er . Degree I!' Ent ·I"' ,,... r to the hool t ded g hl'- Jn Eads. Paul Golinski, Pame- d ~lor of Dayton vt<ited hilr Middleoort. Mayor c1 o. Filiber, Th~ ~· Cfly 81\rlnt . from Harvey Co}: 1 1 ~"'"'" -"'•• _.~.. ,. sc or rear e Ia J. Jenklnl, Mrs. Gary F. ang d Mr· Tavior 1150 and COlli on chal'llea of reo wlU meet lhla evenllll on '' ·''' • .,,,..,...,,.,.. " ,..,. ,.. '""''" dren fund . Several get well aiJd Palmer, Mta. Robert L. Rosa, parent•. Mr. an "h• 81 sl•tlng arreit and '15 and costa p.m., at their ' IS a .. ~ ~~ sympathy .<ards wrn lent. O.nver M. Thoma, Tamara L. Moore a lew daya .!,.- llll . on cbl!raes ·of dlsluf)llng tho p<a~. • · · · · ' ' . . An alli:t10n wiU he held at Wlcidlne, Thana Phillips and Vleek. . ...... · 1peaee~le was a110 'giv~n . · to atiend. · l "'fi~ol'!l'!! - ~ .,.,..,.."tile A\11. 14 meeting. Agn.es Angela l!aker. Mr. and Mrs. w.,l-.f R"\JJ •day •Mft senten"<' · •"~·~:._--;~ ~ White, ltoste•s, ~rea ted the of Chillicothe were at ·,t h • t.r i how9er1, In Ueu · 01 • , lfOUp at the drlve·m restaur· farm home bere over tile week for illll; t~ar. ,· 111.,.., Fla. :~,, ,._.. ., 1111. \end. · " ' ·· · . Attending were Mra. H a II, Marrtaee Appllcattoe Mrs. Pauline FOoter ond Mrs. Met~• Geoerol · R61!Jttol Eileen CWk, My!a Hudson Ag· .Larry Wayne Rupe, 20, 1.&118'· Cllnev_ra Jl'ostor we"' rt·cent Admitted - John Stanley. AI- while oel· Wbtte, Edith Hood. JAnice •tl~. V.S. Alr Force and Bevt~· GallillOiis vl<ltors. ' banv. ,Sj!lllh. l.aW.OO, Marte Rlur and Ada ly SUe Forbes, 18, Rt. 2, AI- .lara p•A .1•"• r -·~··1• nt..h~~ - HIDTy Schwab Sid, b1my. I an tvenin& with Rita . Wilbur. Donald Jaffen. ., ' ' . .. .' :·;~~~:~ ~art ' . ' Js ' .' )j · mbllrig 'Jordam"ans , · . . . no debate. ·• . · roads pi'ojlcts, beall!l • .· Purpose of tht bill Ill to <~~I ~tlotf. b®llng• and the cost of the II<H:alled. fa 1r 1 uea. .. · · but bill, enacted "! the 10111b Early Hou8e actlon. w~s 'J· . . · · .· : General Assembly, by limiting pteled 'O. the bDI wllleb became the subsidy and lhe dletonce inhre patalabte to Congress afwblch private and poroe)l.. ter PrealdeJ11 JbluJSon liked In •cal schools DillY be tranaport. ._.1 •···• , 11167,. b·-'•·• lor . 1y wAi.ttR LOGAN 'II Th.is Ann·ual Aug. Event StortS Fr.idal,'Au9. 4-9am MIDDLEPORT , 0 llle .UIIftei) ' l!lalel UJ tll'l:l -........1o JIIIIWIIIII __ L_........ .... ..... 11'111, Ill .leall lhroe ' ~ '> .. '~ -<.;. . . . . . . . ..,,i;, , .I . employment Compensation. ben. ''f*.t ~ receat ofll. eflts .,c~ IWJ sent the bill ,to aclmlnl!trlllve ,ollll!er, , ttie. sup. ·, w TON (tJPI) .,!. 'nit .dil•V.B. •·~ the 110use: · : ertntenc~ent.'of!tlifi! plvt,oq Of l,lqUse Jilibtte work~ :i M ·. ~~rafil-e .aeailtBolb partll!llaslifaU pled3W Savlnp and ~ w!Jb ;'could WOc!neiclay ~t IIIIi l!daUnlilra' ·• ...... • ~ . £aor1J IJDm. In ~ pia~ to lntreid6 ~ tht fe!IU~DS •tO make. ~·a ,;u.I-io-AppaJfehll preo ;. ... . llle M Jll'l'l1lo-• pa~m liy both funds. .them in aecoi'd willl any federal irlm by tsU mUUcm, · but left · ..-.lVeOe•d•y,. at jbe same The Bouse, in a live-hour cl!anles made wlllle the ·)egis- intact' opera~ fUndi lor still- .lime ~ · poltedl,, lbal lbe ~ton; approved seven,bllll Ia lat~ lll!olln session•.• ·: . · llatMc!Onal.,niFam& tn';·fl.irt ·~ state, .... _.. meau addlllon to the Workmen s Com- A J1I'OilOW aimed;,at .egll~!JZ· other area• of 111f· ....... • , .,lii "pal sue•y~ !lrlko. . pensation measure. . lnl tiJ!I cost o1 I':!!IIP~tlon The Senate hadv~i:rAprU 2i "' "1"' · .,. ' · · .. ·· I Iill I Debate lasted nearly an bour of prlvateand ·~hlcai·SchooJ to spend ~73.6 million •on the II · on a Senate - approv!d bill pupils with that of public sciHJol i»'ilgram to provlde a qslelli of 0 Yif.- ,... ·•\ ....11[1111. ... . . .. . . Tuesday a allllllar boos! In Un· er lhe leglslaturo wai T.WO ·NaturaJized CitJZens .. ·"" ·-·. i ' total Of ~IIIlO. to real estate lending powers of , addltlonal cost to state-chartered ~vinJs aiJd loan ~ers to sup"?rt lbe In- associations .~ ·• crt11e9 JS $13 mllli1111 a year. Bus Bill Got No Debale ~. 1Senate hod a)IIII'Oved on Most of1t centered on wiJeth. . ·.. .. . - · -.. _ - . , ·" - -,. . . . :..lachia ._.,- · , T h 1 pof&ry total disability beoeflls from * ' to ~. alliS from $49 alter ~.week$ to f66. · Pet'IJ$enl lqtal dillblllty .~~·~ · wd61d go from Sit 'I' per week to $52.50 with I o I I I . paymellt be~g -boost!d I rom emergency fii,IIJO to $10,000. • . sed five min.u!eS Temperary pattial disablUty ulpll lc!lowin& ...nearly l>l'ymenlll .niuld be boo~ hours oCdeb~l,f oow aoes from $49 per week to $56. and the l\OUSL j\')Jer~, ~ocrats . . total disability from say they will oppose it u tea&Ue•· Tired Senators were ed lor only a skeleton today, but the House had a cllendar Including a vote ~ water management-water tlon mntrol bill. Wednellday nlg!Jt OCJOr · h 1 the t OD ax raJse-SC 00 • (j 1 ' I •' TOWELS · c·eacl1 only ' BATH SALe .· ' ' 1• " j ..... • ,.• ~ Tu, rn· ,, ,., ~ ' ,. .The· ,.1',' �\ \ ' Supplimentto 1h D•ftye·ntl!!el · ,._1 , ~ I 'oil.~. .o\ •, ..' ;, . I ..~-~ '' ._, ' . · -'h .~ 1 -' ·, · · ' · VAL .S FOR,ALL.JN EVERY DEPAIT:Mi . T In Mid~teport qept. Store's Gigantic _.:.-if··.~~-.-. i~ ..... • ' ,, ,_ . ~~ ,., .. 'I '."' . ' - • _'' ·:\,.: I .·A~ ' :· - ., Th'~ 1$ Our Big Salel . , -. I " . Reg. 1.981·_7 7 Reg: 2.98l.77 Reg. 3.95 3.33 AT LOW BUDGET PRICES Wuh 'n well'·COttons and some ~r ' ' Doors Open Friday · JFor88c A 4 i:r= .· ~~= · "====::::::::::!~=u:!g:.: . .~·At 9 A. M. " 1.00 FALL STYLES -l4RGE SELECTION Anew fall collection just arrived and ready for you now at thrifty prices. . 11/ ' ~ ~ LA~~~~E~~~SB ... ~~LACK~ .... Reg. 1.00 ' ~ S1le S•l• S.le S1le 5.95 3.98 2.98 I.98 -·- .. . · ~ SURFERS · Reg. 3.98 ··· ······· ·· 2.77 '' I BEACH ' ~ T0 \Y EI:·S !· , . ~ ~: ~~· 1. I SKIRTS II ' and CHILDREN'S 3 3. SWIMWEAR SAL11.91 ¥LE 1.66 Reg. 2.98 ...... Now U9 · SHORT SITS, REGULAR 1.91 ,. ........... SALE 1.66 SHORT lETS, REGULAR 1.79 .. ............ SALE 1.33 Shorty, Reg. 1.98 _ _ _ _ ~, 66 Shorty, Reg. 1.00 Pedal ,88 IHOltT IITS, REGULAR 1.29 .. .. •, ....... SALE 1.00 Pusher, Reg. 1.59 - - - - l.OO SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.00 .. . .. .. .. .. .. . SALE 88c PIDAL PUSHERS, IIGULAR 1.91 .... .... SALE 1.66 Shift . ,.DAL PUS!fERS, RICIULAR 1.79 . ....... SALE 1.33 Gown, Reg. 1.98 _ _ __ HDAL PUIHERS, REGULAR 1. !'9 . . . . . . . . . . SALE 88c SLACKS. JIEGULAR 2.98 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . SALE 1.91 ILACKS, RIGULAR 2.29 .....'.. . .. . .. .. . SALE 1.66 -5\-ACKS, RE(\ULAR 1.98 . ...... , ..... .. SALE 1.66 tLLOTTII, REGULAR 1.91 .... ........ .. SALE 1.66 . REDUCED S N ·IUI'I'f• REGULAR 1.29 .......... , • .. SAL! 1.00 ILOUSIS. REGULAR 1.91 . .............. SALE 1.44 ' ~~~1, IIGULAR 1.69 .... ..... .. .. .. , IALI 1.00 • ,ILOUIII," IIGULAR I .4f . .. .. • .. • .. .. .. . IALE 1.00 ILOUSIS. IIGULAR 1.00 . . .. , .. .. .. .. .. .. SALE 77c DISH , • CLOTHS .98 To$ 1z_ 1 l ' SLIPS PANTIES . . .•epusr,., s · . $1,00 SHOES COTTON PANTIES -- • .. ' IN OUR . DEPART \ ' I. YARD Sew. • SOCKS-SOCKS-SOCKS 'GIRLS ~~:~~~~x___ Jf$1·00 INFANTSA~~~:~_,·~- 3 i $,.OO, .BOYS 3 ·.~ $1.00. 79C Boys ORL~STRETCHSOX MENS r:~g~c:x____ $1.oo --4 t $t . oo MENS . GOODS '(3at!, fD, S AND DRESS MATERIALS Printed C.nv•• Hops1cking' yd. 91c :New F•ll A11t. Pe11111 yd. 89c Quilt Lining 81 in. • 90 in. Bleached. Denims & Chambrays, Reg; 79c, 2 yds $1. Poor Boys Knits, Reg. $1.98 _ yd. $1.00 : F•ll Asst. Mini-Prints, 48" Wide _ yd. 98c rrest · . ' .•. CREWTOPSOX WHITE It c;OLORS - - , ' CUSHIONPOOT WHITE WORK SOX ·,. A DIRECT FACTORY SHIPMENt I I Special Purchase .,pn.d. S~,. Savings . From socro to 7 S'ro ' 1 FAMOUS BRAND FORJHis'sAu. ~•GOWNS '· for " SWEATERS. .;• '---~--------~----~~~ Slight Irregulars of a famous brand makes these great savi!IJI possible. You'll hav" to see these sweater values to believe it. Buy now for school. ei.ADIES Bulky Orion Bulkv Orion s1z1 To Girls Bulky Cardigan 1111 7 To 14 _ 1.44 Girls "C.role" 94( '., • . · ra·~· • ~ LINGERIE . Reg. $8.95 ·Sale $6.88 . I Reg. $7.95- Sale $5.88 Reg.$$.9S •Salf $4.88 Reg. $4.95- Sale $3.88 Reg. $3.98 ·Sale $3.00 ' $3·99 $4·" $3·" SIZEs 36 To 42 ODD LOT OF ,,, ' - '• WASHABLE DRESS-fAIIt. Cd1t. $1 u R... $1.91 SALE_ SIZEI1/a TO 1 1 - - - - S~LE l.OO SHORTS, REGULAR S9c .. . .. ; ., .. .. . .. .. . SALE 39c ' SHORT SITS, REGULAR 3.98 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE 2_44 SHORT ·SITS, REGULAR 2.91 ...... ....... . SALE 1. 98 ' SHOP EARLY/ No Lay-Aways~AII Sales Final/ ua :..... Now 1.66 SHORTS REGULAR 1.19 ....... ,..... . ... SALE II<: SHORTS, REGULAR fAJO .... .......... .... SALE BBc j ~ SALE 1_00 . SHORTS, REGULAR 1.39 .. .. .. . .. .. .. • .. . SALE l.OO i JEANS &PANTS' 12.95 ~. ,. .. ·DOW 8.00 Regular 13.95 > ..-now 8~00- lr=;;:~~~~s==oo=rt~sw=e=ar==s~al~e.~==~G=IRLS=.s=uMM=E.===~ ·Special Savingsl PAJ All Phil-Maid SALE · SHORTS, REGULAR 2·98 · ... .......... ,i. SHOll~ ltiGUL ..R 198 " ". "..... .. • .. . SHORTS, REGULAR 1.69 ... ~ .'. .. . .. .. .. . , SHORTS, REGULAR 1.19 .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. ·99 THROW aRUGS ' ~ Reg•. 5.95 · .. ·.. Now 3.99 Re9. 3•98 ...... Now 2•99 ; .__ _ _·__, '--. R_E_D_u_cE_D_!-...~ Reg. BIRDSEYE DIAPERS • ? ' I '• I COLORS . ' "'"' ·• " ALL LADIES' SIZE 27 BOYS PERMANENT PRESS Regular 2.98 • · • now-1.99 Regular 5.95 • · • now 3.99 Ret)ar·6.95 ~ ~ . • now 4.44 7.95 • • • 5.00 r 9.95 : • • now 6.00 Regul.ar 10.95 ~- • .·DOW 7.00 Regular 11.95 :t • ·DOW· 7.00 3.88 2.88 1.99 1.66 Reg. 2.98 ............ 1.99 I . . }, I FOR ~A~ TO SCHOOL 4·95 to . SLASHED! I '' OUT lf.IEY GOI .All Su Styles ' Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. · · NEW PURSES &..CLUTCH BAGS .LADIES' BRAS . -".: l·99 iO 7•9 5 . . . ·· press. SoUl colora and plaids. Sizel"a to 8x and 7 to 14. . Shop ~arly For These. . .. ; -' I . Ki'l! ,J~t· i NEW SCHQPL, DRESSES New: Fall Blouses •.11:f·'oi-~~ ' " Special Pui'C •se 1nd S•l•l I. I I· -~: · Prifes ·Foigott~nl . r . I 44 ' . . - More · Speci1ll Values: : . _ < )~~ · )!S1:,, ' ·- t .... t.. ·~ !:! , - . •: .. --~--- .'. ' ... ''"i • ··-· --·---· ~ ·~·- " . '·h " . ···Work Sweaters ' .. - .. e~ENS 46 ....... -' ... . 1 :!.~':-~n S~•l 561 . LADIES' · $3· 99 BRIEFS· ' ' �\ \ ' Supplimentto 1h D•ftye·ntl!!el · ,._1 , ~ I 'oil.~. .o\ •, ..' ;, . I ..~-~ '' ._, ' . · -'h .~ 1 -' ·, · · ' · VAL .S FOR,ALL.JN EVERY DEPAIT:Mi . T In Mid~teport qept. Store's Gigantic _.:.-if··.~~-.-. i~ ..... • ' ,, ,_ . ~~ ,., .. 'I '."' . ' - • _'' ·:\,.: I .·A~ ' :· - ., Th'~ 1$ Our Big Salel . , -. I " . Reg. 1.981·_7 7 Reg: 2.98l.77 Reg. 3.95 3.33 AT LOW BUDGET PRICES Wuh 'n well'·COttons and some ~r ' ' Doors Open Friday · JFor88c A 4 i:r= .· ~~= · "====::::::::::!~=u:!g:.: . .~·At 9 A. M. " 1.00 FALL STYLES -l4RGE SELECTION Anew fall collection just arrived and ready for you now at thrifty prices. . 11/ ' ~ ~ LA~~~~E~~~SB ... ~~LACK~ .... Reg. 1.00 ' ~ S1le S•l• S.le S1le 5.95 3.98 2.98 I.98 -·- .. . · ~ SURFERS · Reg. 3.98 ··· ······· ·· 2.77 '' I BEACH ' ~ T0 \Y EI:·S !· , . ~ ~: ~~· 1. I SKIRTS II ' and CHILDREN'S 3 3. SWIMWEAR SAL11.91 ¥LE 1.66 Reg. 2.98 ...... Now U9 · SHORT SITS, REGULAR 1.91 ,. ........... SALE 1.66 SHORT lETS, REGULAR 1.79 .. ............ SALE 1.33 Shorty, Reg. 1.98 _ _ _ _ ~, 66 Shorty, Reg. 1.00 Pedal ,88 IHOltT IITS, REGULAR 1.29 .. .. •, ....... SALE 1.00 Pusher, Reg. 1.59 - - - - l.OO SHORT SETS, REGULAR 1.00 .. . .. .. .. .. .. . SALE 88c PIDAL PUSHERS, IIGULAR 1.91 .... .... SALE 1.66 Shift . ,.DAL PUS!fERS, RICIULAR 1.79 . ....... SALE 1.33 Gown, Reg. 1.98 _ _ __ HDAL PUIHERS, REGULAR 1. !'9 . . . . . . . . . . SALE 88c SLACKS. JIEGULAR 2.98 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . SALE 1.91 ILACKS, RIGULAR 2.29 .....'.. . .. . .. .. . SALE 1.66 -5\-ACKS, RE(\ULAR 1.98 . ...... , ..... .. SALE 1.66 tLLOTTII, REGULAR 1.91 .... ........ .. SALE 1.66 . REDUCED S N ·IUI'I'f• REGULAR 1.29 .......... , • .. SAL! 1.00 ILOUSIS. REGULAR 1.91 . .............. SALE 1.44 ' ~~~1, IIGULAR 1.69 .... ..... .. .. .. , IALI 1.00 • ,ILOUIII," IIGULAR I .4f . .. .. • .. • .. .. .. . IALE 1.00 ILOUSIS. IIGULAR 1.00 . . .. , .. .. .. .. .. .. SALE 77c DISH , • CLOTHS .98 To$ 1z_ 1 l ' SLIPS PANTIES . . .•epusr,., s · . $1,00 SHOES COTTON PANTIES -- • .. ' IN OUR . DEPART \ ' I. YARD Sew. • SOCKS-SOCKS-SOCKS 'GIRLS ~~:~~~~x___ Jf$1·00 INFANTSA~~~:~_,·~- 3 i $,.OO, .BOYS 3 ·.~ $1.00. 79C Boys ORL~STRETCHSOX MENS r:~g~c:x____ $1.oo --4 t $t . oo MENS . GOODS '(3at!, fD, S AND DRESS MATERIALS Printed C.nv•• Hops1cking' yd. 91c :New F•ll A11t. Pe11111 yd. 89c Quilt Lining 81 in. • 90 in. Bleached. Denims & Chambrays, Reg; 79c, 2 yds $1. Poor Boys Knits, Reg. $1.98 _ yd. $1.00 : F•ll Asst. Mini-Prints, 48" Wide _ yd. 98c rrest · . ' .•. CREWTOPSOX WHITE It c;OLORS - - , ' CUSHIONPOOT WHITE WORK SOX ·,. A DIRECT FACTORY SHIPMENt I I Special Purchase .,pn.d. S~,. Savings . From socro to 7 S'ro ' 1 FAMOUS BRAND FORJHis'sAu. ~•GOWNS '· for " SWEATERS. .;• '---~--------~----~~~ Slight Irregulars of a famous brand makes these great savi!IJI possible. You'll hav" to see these sweater values to believe it. Buy now for school. ei.ADIES Bulky Orion Bulkv Orion s1z1 To Girls Bulky Cardigan 1111 7 To 14 _ 1.44 Girls "C.role" 94( '., • . · ra·~· • ~ LINGERIE . Reg. $8.95 ·Sale $6.88 . I Reg. $7.95- Sale $5.88 Reg.$$.9S •Salf $4.88 Reg. $4.95- Sale $3.88 Reg. $3.98 ·Sale $3.00 ' $3·99 $4·" $3·" SIZEs 36 To 42 ODD LOT OF ,,, ' - '• WASHABLE DRESS-fAIIt. Cd1t. $1 u R... $1.91 SALE_ SIZEI1/a TO 1 1 - - - - S~LE l.OO SHORTS, REGULAR S9c .. . .. ; ., .. .. . .. .. . SALE 39c ' SHORT SITS, REGULAR 3.98 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE 2_44 SHORT ·SITS, REGULAR 2.91 ...... ....... . SALE 1. 98 ' SHOP EARLY/ No Lay-Aways~AII Sales Final/ ua :..... Now 1.66 SHORTS REGULAR 1.19 ....... ,..... . ... SALE II<: SHORTS, REGULAR fAJO .... .......... .... SALE BBc j ~ SALE 1_00 . SHORTS, REGULAR 1.39 .. .. .. . .. .. .. • .. . SALE l.OO i JEANS &PANTS' 12.95 ~. ,. .. ·DOW 8.00 Regular 13.95 > ..-now 8~00- lr=;;:~~~~s==oo=rt~sw=e=ar==s~al~e.~==~G=IRLS=.s=uMM=E.===~ ·Special Savingsl PAJ All Phil-Maid SALE · SHORTS, REGULAR 2·98 · ... .......... ,i. SHOll~ ltiGUL ..R 198 " ". "..... .. • .. . SHORTS, REGULAR 1.69 ... ~ .'. .. . .. .. .. . , SHORTS, REGULAR 1.19 .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. ·99 THROW aRUGS ' ~ Reg•. 5.95 · .. ·.. Now 3.99 Re9. 3•98 ...... Now 2•99 ; .__ _ _·__, '--. R_E_D_u_cE_D_!-...~ Reg. BIRDSEYE DIAPERS • ? ' I '• I COLORS . ' "'"' ·• " ALL LADIES' SIZE 27 BOYS PERMANENT PRESS Regular 2.98 • · • now-1.99 Regular 5.95 • · • now 3.99 Ret)ar·6.95 ~ ~ . • now 4.44 7.95 • • • 5.00 r 9.95 : • • now 6.00 Regul.ar 10.95 ~- • .·DOW 7.00 Regular 11.95 :t • ·DOW· 7.00 3.88 2.88 1.99 1.66 Reg. 2.98 ............ 1.99 I . . }, I FOR ~A~ TO SCHOOL 4·95 to . SLASHED! I '' OUT lf.IEY GOI .All Su Styles ' Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. · · NEW PURSES &..CLUTCH BAGS .LADIES' BRAS . -".: l·99 iO 7•9 5 . . . ·· press. SoUl colora and plaids. Sizel"a to 8x and 7 to 14. . Shop ~arly For These. . .. ; -' I . Ki'l! ,J~t· i NEW SCHQPL, DRESSES New: Fall Blouses •.11:f·'oi-~~ ' " Special Pui'C •se 1nd S•l•l I. I I· -~: · Prifes ·Foigott~nl . r . I 44 ' . . - More · Speci1ll Values: : . _ < )~~ · )!S1:,, ' ·- t .... t.. ·~ !:! , - . •: .. --~--- .'. ' ... ''"i • ··-· --·---· ~ ·~·- " . '·h " . ···Work Sweaters ' .. - .. e~ENS 46 ....... -' ... . 1 :!.~':-~n S~•l 561 . LADIES' · $3· 99 BRIEFS· ' ' �.. \ \ '~ \I .. ' ' Friday Aug . 4-Sh:· I ,. l! . ., SHOP IN'.COOL .AIR·CONDITidNEb:COMFORt • BIGGEST SAVI NtiS ··.1 ' ,,, J(l')' .YEAR O...RadtOf ! ~elses . end I FRUlt OF THE LOOM Sale! Men's and Boys' UNDERWEAR ' ' BERMUDA FOR MEN AND BOYS , . ' ,. " Men's Uldiitshirts 3 for Men's T-Shirts 3 for Men's Briefs & Boxer Shorts 3 for Boys' T-Shirts 3 for Boys' Briefs 3 for Skirts SHORTs··· 1.75 2.35 2.35 1.75 1.75 Reg. 3.95 ...... ·.... ·.. now 2.99 Reg. 2.99 .............. now U9 Reg. 1.98 .. ·...... ·· ·.. now 1.66 • For every LEADERS 't • SPORT . 1 .. ' ,, e·Knits ePerme 'Pi-lin ~?e b~st b;,rgain b~ys of the year . 11 on men's was6).fl welff~lack;, just about' every· thing in this Reg. 3.95 s~Al,~tedion .... to wear now and ,. . into fall. • .66 Reg. 1.98 $,.50 ... • SLASHED s .33 • II Regular 2.98 s .110 s .44 ; Stock up now while prices are at a new low. ·All famous brand nationally advertised cloth· ing in quality materiaiB. Shop early!! .se PANTS spectacular shoe sav· S .33 Basement.. Specials Motor Oil ~~Du 1St _'Y_ _ qt. ~.enofin Shampoo .~Po ~ .... 99c Dress &Skirt Hangers~pk. ·66c Large Planters· 1·00 ' Ice Pail lcP Cube·Trays ~~ Air MaHress 24c 6 ,.. $1 ... uch Reg.3.95 IDgs. You'll cheer our , ' parade of dressy and casual footwear. Better march right down for best Permaneid Press Work Pants ". $4.66 " .. . Permt~nenf Press Work Shirts 1' • ~election. •:&.33 .' ·-' ....... ' .. ;-~ • . ..........- -..r.,' .-.;. : I ·~ + - ~ 1·00 77t Frozen Food Knife :~r'"' Paper Cups ·1 00 88c Plastic Trays ·..c~ 77c ·shoe Box _Reg.,, 2 ,., s1 for SHimS Reg.2.98 nice ' !l ' Come and shop our . ' • 1,1' ' ~ ·' Miss Our 4 QT. {J t~stefUIIy . i uch I) ::~ l I Regular 4.95 - -·· :• ! . 'I Regular 5. 95 --- - -·tEte; •nd Ladiesl Don't Miss This k {, ~! ~o~~fn~ "·'>.~ ' Reg. 2.95 REG. 6.00 s ·- MOVNfAI h ·" . NOW REDUCED! • ~ . ,.... ,._,,._.• .... SHIRTS '''· , . . , . •~, -· --...... Men's Summer ID... Shop early for ; . .•• ·=.. ~~ ~~ <.'hicago • •• . l Huston Detroit :• Minnesota CaUfomia Washiqgton C!eveland Baltimore New York Konsas City . ' nnG lr.~t!m l l We<lnesday•a llesnlls [)etrolt 4 Baltimore 2 (lsi, twilight) · Baltimore 2 Detroit I (2nd, oight) ~leveland · 5 Chicago I (night) Kans" City 8 Boston 6 (nighl) California 5 New York 4 (night) Washington 5 Minnesota 4. ill l what a PHARMACIST means to AN INFANT inns, night) OfYourNHdl From diaper powder to diaper bags, your · druggist has what ¥other Is looking fqr Boston · (Laii)ls 1.01, 1:30 p.mq lletroit ., (Podres · 3-0) at fu!umore _(Phoebus ~~-t), a p.m. . IOnly garn.fli scheduled) 1 F.M•Y'I Gamet. New Yotk ' at Kansas City .mghtJ . I In 1 large se<:ttoli 1... Wasbingto~•.t\ CaU!ornla Inight) ' '• · S;oston af. liflhpesota (night) _,. '. Chicago at Baltimore lnlghl) . [Mrolt at Cleveland. (night) ~ . · lV·~-PcL, OB . ,· !i: •i· ,810 52' .. ' · '" "'"I · ' I \ \ · "" ~ ,I ...' prol)ucts at ' . ,.. are stock" . , IU.·I:k-- ' ~.:;--~: • that only qilallty ~ '·' . ' De 47 .557 .5'1i !, De 40 , • .• •.•.• 56 ! II) deyoted excluatvely to· ·· ' baby's needs. Alld '1 Mother. can rest assure4':;. ' i ~aUO.III Lelp ·' He Suppll11 Many Tbnrsday'1 Probable Pilcher& lAb Timet EDT! Callfomia (Newman 1.0) ~·w York !Barber 7-11), 2 p.m. Kan"¥8 City (!lunter ';101 1 I ' 111~ pbar~clst'a. \-.,.," fl lni• · , J r ,,~IW~ it J,~, Servl~ ·~·-· ·r ·. ... 1 •• ,, . .' j �.. \ \ '~ \I .. ' ' Friday Aug . 4-Sh:· I ,. l! . ., SHOP IN'.COOL .AIR·CONDITidNEb:COMFORt • BIGGEST SAVI NtiS ··.1 ' ,,, J(l')' .YEAR O...RadtOf ! ~elses . end I FRUlt OF THE LOOM Sale! Men's and Boys' UNDERWEAR ' ' BERMUDA FOR MEN AND BOYS , . ' ,. " Men's Uldiitshirts 3 for Men's T-Shirts 3 for Men's Briefs & Boxer Shorts 3 for Boys' T-Shirts 3 for Boys' Briefs 3 for Skirts SHORTs··· 1.75 2.35 2.35 1.75 1.75 Reg. 3.95 ...... ·.... ·.. now 2.99 Reg. 2.99 .............. now U9 Reg. 1.98 .. ·...... ·· ·.. now 1.66 • For every LEADERS 't • SPORT . 1 .. ' ,, e·Knits ePerme 'Pi-lin ~?e b~st b;,rgain b~ys of the year . 11 on men's was6).fl welff~lack;, just about' every· thing in this Reg. 3.95 s~Al,~tedion .... to wear now and ,. . into fall. • .66 Reg. 1.98 $,.50 ... • SLASHED s .33 • II Regular 2.98 s .110 s .44 ; Stock up now while prices are at a new low. ·All famous brand nationally advertised cloth· ing in quality materiaiB. Shop early!! .se PANTS spectacular shoe sav· S .33 Basement.. Specials Motor Oil ~~Du 1St _'Y_ _ qt. ~.enofin Shampoo .~Po ~ .... 99c Dress &Skirt Hangers~pk. ·66c Large Planters· 1·00 ' Ice Pail lcP Cube·Trays ~~ Air MaHress 24c 6 ,.. $1 ... uch Reg.3.95 IDgs. You'll cheer our , ' parade of dressy and casual footwear. Better march right down for best Permaneid Press Work Pants ". $4.66 " .. . Permt~nenf Press Work Shirts 1' • ~election. •:&.33 .' ·-' ....... ' .. ;-~ • . ..........- -..r.,' .-.;. : I ·~ + - ~ 1·00 77t Frozen Food Knife :~r'"' Paper Cups ·1 00 88c Plastic Trays ·..c~ 77c ·shoe Box _Reg.,, 2 ,., s1 for SHimS Reg.2.98 nice ' !l ' Come and shop our . ' • 1,1' ' ~ ·' Miss Our 4 QT. {J t~stefUIIy . i uch I) ::~ l I Regular 4.95 - -·· :• ! . 'I Regular 5. 95 --- - -·tEte; •nd Ladiesl Don't Miss This k {, ~! ~o~~fn~ "·'>.~ ' Reg. 2.95 REG. 6.00 s ·- MOVNfAI h ·" . NOW REDUCED! • ~ . ,.... ,._,,._.• .... SHIRTS '''· , . . , . •~, -· --...... Men's Summer ID... Shop early for ; . .•• ·=.. ~~ ~~ <.'hicago • •• . l Huston Detroit :• Minnesota CaUfomia Washiqgton C!eveland Baltimore New York Konsas City . ' nnG lr.~t!m l l We<lnesday•a llesnlls [)etrolt 4 Baltimore 2 (lsi, twilight) · Baltimore 2 Detroit I (2nd, oight) ~leveland · 5 Chicago I (night) Kans" City 8 Boston 6 (nighl) California 5 New York 4 (night) Washington 5 Minnesota 4. ill l what a PHARMACIST means to AN INFANT inns, night) OfYourNHdl From diaper powder to diaper bags, your · druggist has what ¥other Is looking fqr Boston · (Laii)ls 1.01, 1:30 p.mq lletroit ., (Podres · 3-0) at fu!umore _(Phoebus ~~-t), a p.m. . IOnly garn.fli scheduled) 1 F.M•Y'I Gamet. New Yotk ' at Kansas City .mghtJ . I In 1 large se<:ttoli 1... Wasbingto~•.t\ CaU!ornla Inight) ' '• · S;oston af. liflhpesota (night) _,. '. Chicago at Baltimore lnlghl) . [Mrolt at Cleveland. (night) ~ . · lV·~-PcL, OB . ,· !i: •i· ,810 52' .. ' · '" "'"I · ' I \ \ · "" ~ ,I ...' prol)ucts at ' . ,.. are stock" . , IU.·I:k-- ' ~.:;--~: • that only qilallty ~ '·' . ' De 47 .557 .5'1i !, De 40 , • .• •.•.• 56 ! II) deyoted excluatvely to· ·· ' baby's needs. Alld '1 Mother. can rest assure4':;. ' i ~aUO.III Lelp ·' He Suppll11 Many Tbnrsday'1 Probable Pilcher& lAb Timet EDT! Callfomia (Newman 1.0) ~·w York !Barber 7-11), 2 p.m. Kan"¥8 City (!lunter ';101 1 I ' 111~ pbar~clst'a. \-.,.," fl lni• · , J r ,,~IW~ it J,~, Servl~ ·~·-· ·r ·. ... 1 •• ,, . .' j �r!''' \'• •• .I • " •' '-1 ,· ' • ' ' ON: FROSTCLEAR REFRIGERATORS •o ' I AT s ~ • .' WE . SELL MORE ... ·because WE -GIVE MORE QUAL·ITY .'.. MORE VALUE for LESS ~ONEYI r' . .) OUR 5th TRUC LOAD . ~ ' . REFRIGERATOR Now, you can enjoy all the advantages of Gibson's high standard of quality and outstanding features at a price so low it will ama1e you! Two separate storage zftnes with two separate tem· peratures let you store foods properly to keeP. their proper flavor and fresh· ness. t ibson's e4 lusive "Quality Mile" performance test checks for complete operating efficiency before it ever leaves t~ factory. It's your asJuran¢e of trouble-free dependability for yean to come. · .wotfDI!Ru HAIR SPRAY REF ,IGERATOR FREEZER ',; Regular Trade-In .!I ft. NOt$309.95 NOT$278.00 NOT$239.00 '· -- DIPPITY-DO 350.00 -,' Reg,l~r . 'i Now 'S DO AWAY WITH DEFR FOREVER-~ -~~(:~~~~st Cfea_r11 -Availab!e in White or Coppertone IMdtl 67-364 Fabric Sa:Je For .aig: - - 380.00 ... NOW s NOW ·· ~a& ,. . ·"'' i . PRINTS, 36", 45" ' I ' ' ' WITH TRADE Now With New 10-Year Golden Guarantee Gibson's patented Frost 'Clear system as· sures you no frost ev~r c:m form in re· frigerator or freezer. Eliminates messy defrosting chores for ever. And Gibson's new 10-year Golden Guarantee - first in the industry - assures you of longer, trouble-free service. J'tilr warrantJ end1. . · 36" 1 Group Fnt Color -~.' eNEW lO·YEAR GOLDEN . NeW, Qdditlorral 5-y~ar nnle~l beirt of the 1'- ·' $1~00 ~a DAY$ DENIM Regular - - .-- . - • 399.95 ~oo;oo · · YourTrade-Jn . . Trade-In Reg. $f.OO Nch " l'rldey & Seturdey At Chepmen·CIIIIdey SOlei"Mtn's Dress -·ShGe$_, I·: '•. Values to 15.99 5·00 and s.aa I I • , ' ' , BUFFERIN Regulll' ~99 to 10.99 . . Flits, ~ra, Dress Sboea _ 4.00 to 6.00 Regul•r;14.99 & 15.99 OutI SPICE . . WO~N'S NATURALIZE~. ~;~ _.~ 9.sq ,'• . l , · , o l' · . • , - ~ • · ~~AvE t.1.$C! ! ' ' • ., ,, .' ' MASON. W. ~. \lA, I , . '· .' ' ' " ., . ' ?~~i~n .,.,I :, .. ,- ' '' ... ' .. ,t;a,_,,-·," _.,, ·) . ·.. ..' . 't· .' ' ,-4 ' ' .. ' ..... _·_ j~.:-, . . .~' ;t· >. ' ;,<)~;>f' '~-.. )' ' t•r, . _,c~J~~ ' ' l .~ ' '· ' I \ I REG. $1.98 ' 2 For 1$1.00 '1.00 DISCOUNTED DOLW DAYS DISCOUNIID DOUAR DAY SPECIAL PRILL · • By TONI <! I ' SHAMPOO .., $1.0t PEPSODENT . ' .. Rtg. Jl;i!O ~ DQUMDAYS " .' Fulll<kl. FULL QT. CrNmRinse $1.00Velue Glbion -· LISTER·.INE TAME Regul1r ~.99, 4.99 & 5.99 WOMEN'S KEOmES - ' Reiul1r 3.99 to 8.99 - Dls~ntinuid Styles · WOMEN15 KEDS . 2.00 1ncl 5.00 Miss An!t~rlca ~llJirtll..,, . • ' ~)~All ··IN· •nm·· ,~ 'HERMAN GRATI ' REFRIGERATOR-FifEEZE~ · (WITH BOndM FREEZER) . (TOP FREEZER) Regular .. :I! ...... GUARD 2 For 9.•:·· ' ·Big. 16 Frost-Clear GI 8 S0 .N Refrigerator-Freezer ~~.. ' . ·RIGHT '5J.nd $4 • Big 16 Frost-CI ear c And Har~ToHolcl SHOES Now With N@lli 10-Year Golden Guarani~ ~ Gibson's pat@llled Frost•Ciear system a.. . suros you no'frost ever can form In refrlg• · '' erator or freezer. Eliminates m..sy defrolll· ing chores forever. And Gibson's new 10. ·' year Golden I:Wirantee - first In the lndlll- · try - assureloyou of lonaer, trouble.free ' · service. -~ I ' DISCOUNTED WITHTRADI WITH TRADI llottlt ' VALUE $1.25 88 .ONLY • ,, 14 cubic foot FROST-CLEAR BSON THIS 12 CU. FT. GIBSON • (' 1 THIS IS THE BEST BUY IN A REFRIGERATOR WE HAVE EVER HAD ,( JUST . ~ ; :'.' .' ;. DON1 BUY ANYWHERE UNTIL YOU CHECK .,,WITH USl J:HJs-~YEAR ARRIVES .. . ' v.,.,.. ' . ·yoottt PASTE I \ ' F1111lly II• 2 fQr· R;g.95c11Ch . .. . :·$1_·'' ' . . ' > �r!''' \'• •• .I • " •' '-1 ,· ' • ' ' ON: FROSTCLEAR REFRIGERATORS •o ' I AT s ~ • .' WE . SELL MORE ... ·because WE -GIVE MORE QUAL·ITY .'.. MORE VALUE for LESS ~ONEYI r' . .) OUR 5th TRUC LOAD . ~ ' . REFRIGERATOR Now, you can enjoy all the advantages of Gibson's high standard of quality and outstanding features at a price so low it will ama1e you! Two separate storage zftnes with two separate tem· peratures let you store foods properly to keeP. their proper flavor and fresh· ness. t ibson's e4 lusive "Quality Mile" performance test checks for complete operating efficiency before it ever leaves t~ factory. It's your asJuran¢e of trouble-free dependability for yean to come. · .wotfDI!Ru HAIR SPRAY REF ,IGERATOR FREEZER ',; Regular Trade-In .!I ft. NOt$309.95 NOT$278.00 NOT$239.00 '· -- DIPPITY-DO 350.00 -,' Reg,l~r . 'i Now 'S DO AWAY WITH DEFR FOREVER-~ -~~(:~~~~st Cfea_r11 -Availab!e in White or Coppertone IMdtl 67-364 Fabric Sa:Je For .aig: - - 380.00 ... NOW s NOW ·· ~a& ,. . ·"'' i . PRINTS, 36", 45" ' I ' ' ' WITH TRADE Now With New 10-Year Golden Guarantee Gibson's patented Frost 'Clear system as· sures you no frost ev~r c:m form in re· frigerator or freezer. Eliminates messy defrosting chores for ever. And Gibson's new 10-year Golden Guarantee - first in the industry - assures you of longer, trouble-free service. J'tilr warrantJ end1. . · 36" 1 Group Fnt Color -~.' eNEW lO·YEAR GOLDEN . NeW, Qdditlorral 5-y~ar nnle~l beirt of the 1'- ·' $1~00 ~a DAY$ DENIM Regular - - .-- . - • 399.95 ~oo;oo · · YourTrade-Jn . . Trade-In Reg. $f.OO Nch " l'rldey & Seturdey At Chepmen·CIIIIdey SOlei"Mtn's Dress -·ShGe$_, I·: '•. Values to 15.99 5·00 and s.aa I I • , ' ' , BUFFERIN Regulll' ~99 to 10.99 . . Flits, ~ra, Dress Sboea _ 4.00 to 6.00 Regul•r;14.99 & 15.99 OutI SPICE . . WO~N'S NATURALIZE~. ~;~ _.~ 9.sq ,'• . l , · , o l' · . • , - ~ • · ~~AvE t.1.$C! ! ' ' • ., ,, .' ' MASON. W. ~. \lA, I , . '· .' ' ' " ., . ' ?~~i~n .,.,I :, .. ,- ' '' ... ' .. ,t;a,_,,-·," _.,, ·) . ·.. ..' . 't· .' ' ,-4 ' ' .. ' ..... _·_ j~.:-, . . .~' ;t· >. ' ;,<)~;>f' '~-.. )' ' t•r, . _,c~J~~ ' ' l .~ ' '· ' I \ I REG. $1.98 ' 2 For 1$1.00 '1.00 DISCOUNTED DOLW DAYS DISCOUNIID DOUAR DAY SPECIAL PRILL · • By TONI <! I ' SHAMPOO .., $1.0t PEPSODENT . ' .. Rtg. Jl;i!O ~ DQUMDAYS " .' Fulll<kl. FULL QT. CrNmRinse $1.00Velue Glbion -· LISTER·.INE TAME Regul1r ~.99, 4.99 & 5.99 WOMEN'S KEOmES - ' Reiul1r 3.99 to 8.99 - Dls~ntinuid Styles · WOMEN15 KEDS . 2.00 1ncl 5.00 Miss An!t~rlca ~llJirtll..,, . • ' ~)~All ··IN· •nm·· ,~ 'HERMAN GRATI ' REFRIGERATOR-FifEEZE~ · (WITH BOndM FREEZER) . (TOP FREEZER) Regular .. :I! ...... GUARD 2 For 9.•:·· ' ·Big. 16 Frost-Clear GI 8 S0 .N Refrigerator-Freezer ~~.. ' . ·RIGHT '5J.nd $4 • Big 16 Frost-CI ear c And Har~ToHolcl SHOES Now With N@lli 10-Year Golden Guarani~ ~ Gibson's pat@llled Frost•Ciear system a.. . suros you no'frost ever can form In refrlg• · '' erator or freezer. Eliminates m..sy defrolll· ing chores forever. And Gibson's new 10. ·' year Golden I:Wirantee - first In the lndlll- · try - assureloyou of lonaer, trouble.free ' · service. -~ I ' DISCOUNTED WITHTRADI WITH TRADI llottlt ' VALUE $1.25 88 .ONLY • ,, 14 cubic foot FROST-CLEAR BSON THIS 12 CU. FT. GIBSON • (' 1 THIS IS THE BEST BUY IN A REFRIGERATOR WE HAVE EVER HAD ,( JUST . ~ ; :'.' .' ;. DON1 BUY ANYWHERE UNTIL YOU CHECK .,,WITH USl J:HJs-~YEAR ARRIVES .. . ' v.,.,.. ' . ·yoottt PASTE I \ ' F1111lly II• 2 fQr· R;g.95c11Ch . .. . :·$1_·'' ' . . ' > �' ··' .. ;..._ \ ' . . ., . ~ ··i J ·,\ ~Q I 'f , • 1 JU$i' COULfiN':t "IHE " LET ANYoNI!i 'lt;)LIC:H I G4J.. MY HAITI. BtJT PIEI'tR.! OF SCALP SCULPe,INC i'li'.L5 i:.oVE TOB~ ASolJi' THEIR. HA·u~. '! · ~TEi ~ ·~ ~v ·-·- -- .. ... f -~ . ' •· ,; ' .: '·.- , 'l ~ Sc~l ltlend~n~ I ·~ ooi.i'Po~OR DQN'A ~ 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sw.u-11 ADDRESS , PHONE NO.· ~and family of Marietta took h sunday dinner with her mo!iler Mell T...-Mtlti•Mtnt•1•H•p•lth Ann T • Nina Robinson and ailllt. D1llly Sentinel, Box 668• ome~y. Follrod. They also visited parents, Mr. and Mrs. Swartz. Mrs. Iris Carr was ta<l!fl Veterans Memorial HospUal on Sunday morning after het,.ming mat. her home. Te1-esa Swartz of town, W. Va., spent last week with her grandparents. Mr. Mrs. Hobart Swartz. JeweU .carr was returned to ·his home hare Sunday ·afternc>n . ··'l after spending sevetal months in the h<>soital. 9x12 OVAL BRAIDED RUGS . $3~;00 Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. D. Woode 8x11 FOAM BACK TWEED RUGS- $12.&8 callP.d on Mr. and Mrs. C. F. ch12 HEAVY ..,..IGHT 'VINYL RUGS $8.88 Woode at Tuppers Plains reMr. and Mrs. William Law1onl cently: Others from this vicini9x12 STANDARD LINOLEUM RUGS $4.74 and Mike, Pat, Glen and ty who visited them reeentty DElUXE FOAM FILLED have returned home altar were Mr and Mrs. Harry Guth· week's vacation with Mr. rte and Mary Carr. LEASURE PILLOWS 2 for $3.69 Mrs. Raymond Danil!l•, The Albert Young famUy reSAVE 14 ON A~L WALL PLAQUES dale, M1rh. They :flso union will be held In the Woode 1~x56 DOOR MIRRORS $4.99 north to Burt Lake and Grove here on Sunday, Aug. 8. other points of lntorest In "'"'!--- - - - - - NAMCO FOAM MATTRESS 1nd . Op•n Daily 9:00 to 7:~Frldoy Til a S.turtl1y Th 9 WY POMEROY 2-3975 ~~. and Mrs. Theodore pert and three daughter•, Sterling spent the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. · Foster. They came especllllly at this time due to the death of former seboolmate, Ray ery. Ray Howery, elest •on of Mr ahd Mr!. Verlln Howery, killed when struck by an automobile last week fn Wa•~ln!l·l ton;' D. C , where he was ployed. 2 39c qts. - oef1 Joppa Society ~otes ·:r,~V~i~ ·~ ~~EF. . ·~ t lb. The MYF from the Albany Charge and the youth from the Athens First Methodist Church enjoyed a wiener roast and lei· lowship at Dow's Lake State Park on Sunday evening. were chaperoned by Rev. Eugene Brundige, Cli"ton Gilkey and other adults of the area. Vacation Bible !<'hoot is In progress at Dyesvllle church under the direction of Rev. and Mr•. William Uher. Mr. and Mrs. Cbestar Price and Laura and Mrs. Loretta Stansbury and daughter spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jolumie Throckmorton 1 n daughter at Saratoga Sp~:~:: N. Y. They also vislted.d points of interest in that area; Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jor11an!l and Walter were Sunday dinner 8\IOSis of his brother Qnd ter-in-law, Mr aild Mrs. vern Jordan and family . Mr. and Mrs. Walt•r were In Charleston, W. Va .. @ 1967 bJ NEA, IIIC. Sund~y where they called NDon't 1,.1-fll o~ 'DIIjulf~~~tnt' iw my alltwance Mr. aild Mrs. ~ .Caster to ctwer whomer 'arljustlllent' you llllilre in tho surtoxl" Mr. and Mrs. Chester· Spencer. Mr. .and ·Mrs. Emzie Davi• visited Sunday evenin~ with Mr. Parbrsb.q wert \veekend vis· and Mrs. Mayford Buchannon itors o( Paul and· W,' C. aod sons. and cal]td.!il_ see Mr~ and Mrs. .. 11 - M H Edgar ~.li.rQtl-ee and Mr. and 0 'II VlSI ng !· •n• · ro.. er- Mrs. J~."bi-alilfeo'. man Grossru~kle and famtly on Mr. .' and Mrs. · Billy Lyons, Sunday everung were 'llr. and Alben!. called to see his par· MAIL ~EJID.Uf Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scul!ins and Mrs. Gerald B~rrmger and ents, Mr. . and Mrs. Granville . daughter of Park• ,,buq visiteo daughter. and fnend! ."' Psrk: Lyons aha his ~rqt~ .•lp-law In New York City, ~e trans: Sunda) morning with Mr. and ers~rg, Mr. and Ml!~ Sonny ; and sister, Mr. /od . Gor- porta!ton of 1he malls IS •peed Mrs. Larry Harris and ,,,ns. Harris and fam11!, M . an d•don Perry, Gr~llil I,vons is ed ~p by an underground pneg. Leonard>Paug~ of Pltl~burg l Mrs. Larry Harns ~nj son,, ill at his home here. Other mat1c • tube &yBtem- eonslstlng was here io attend the fu.~eral. Mr. and Mrs. Tom FItch and I callers were ·Mrs Ward M • of 27 mile& of eight-Inch tubas of Mrs. Hattie Blake. He al,o ' son ol Portland and M:-. and cum aod Mrs. Alice ;:;Is, ar with a ~!llg. capaelty ?'a~ visited in the co•:un••"'•l· Mrs: ~- P. Harris. I Danny Marewn of Texao cal• PI'Oiimltely• 200;iloo pieces 0 Robert Barringer i< vi>ilmg VISitmg Saturday with ·his · led to ,.e ·Walter Jordan on maD per l(our. his grandparents in Par<ero- ' parents. Mr. and Mrs. llrrold Wednesday. Danny and Walter burg. Brannon were Mr. and--Mrs. are loruhil'· ochoolmates an Mr. and Mrs. To.n . James Brannon and fandlv and Danny is .visiting relatives in of The Plains vlsil~d his sis- • Mrs. Covert and son of NelsDn- Ohio. ter, Rose Marcinko, recently: ville. I Mary Massey, delegate to tbe Mr. aod Mrs. Wayne Patty and Mike Brannon of Methodist Annual Confel'llllce Mansfield are spending th ~ it at Lakeside, 1ave a report to vacation with their lf'Gdpar- the ctrurches on the Albany ents; · Mr. ana Mrs. Harold Charge on Sunday mornlng, Brannon. Mr. and Mrs. · Rolland Crabtree, Mrs. Donnie Crabtree daughter Slid · Mt•. Kenneth INDIAN Crabtree, met a plane ~~ The jack-fn-l!le-pulplt plant lwnbus ;pit' Friday nllht also Is called Indian turnip. It , ~nie Crabtree returned I grows , from a turniplike r o o t baste tralninr In Fort lllled ~ltb a bot, buminl juice, Texas, where he had spent which Is sometimes used Jn past several months. homemade oough medicine. Meml!ers of' the .' Ci~~-nter Boy• 4-'H Club and their ad· YSior, Dofllell Jotdan, attended CORONATION SITE a kpet'lal selslon 01 Interviews All . the English rulers from on a\ Rutland School th• time of William the C o n- on Tuei1c!ay queror; exci!pt Edward V a.41 Mr•. · tilllerlalnEdward VIII, were crowned In ed party WedWutmlnllter Atlbey. -- :BILOOHW . . , · ' ' d At B·l'ble S·rtl.' y s1.oo I I ' '. COml ng E·vents / ·: ' 'I;,, $349 9 $6 . .."/lfADIES' .. ··Flats and f; Puf"ps UOOKEDJ RfAL School Days Groupl .. I I BOYS--GIRLS • Most AU Sizeu DOlLAR ·DAY · Regul1r 3.88 Oxfordnnd Sllpons. Sizes 8¥2 to 3 $ BUYs!! pr. PAIR SHOP OUR $1 TABLE CHilDREN'S SHOES -'IIIJI FLATS IABY··SHOB Pl. 1.99toU9 VAWIS :" I ·:G·N S .. ; . . fBERSBAC"~· HAIDWAR! ~ . . ~IN ST. . • .j.( ''Evel')'tb!D& lA Hardware" · I • ' .·\ · POMiilOY \ ' '.· · &' . Reg. 10c FURNITURE HAIR NETS LAUREL CLIFF Val. toUt Health Club meeting scbeduled roi- Thursday nlibt has poatpened until Aug. 10. MEIGS OOUNTV Ganl~ Club memben are invited ' tbt Cheshlle Baplist · Chm~ch II fellowiltlp room at 7:30 p. m., Tbunday, Auf. S. Mrs. Franees Crawford, KJnpton, will demonstrate modern arrangement&. SPORT SHIRTS , $1, $2 Valuoo 5,,S to In Pome_1.,• ., Over,_, ve.n OPiN llltl. ...=::.---=-----'-==--""' __.\roo\_.. TIL 9 . '; ' ' In The Lot ~ Prlq ., I¥J LIIIIJUI ;..__ _._.-- 2.99 .t. CAt . 5.98 to 8.91, ' Mtn'1 Dtt11"51Kka :...-....,-...,..--,- V. .Priet...\ A fairly good run of and colon. Be~ 7.98 to 16.98. Now Just_,_.,....... SIPal.l.CI1arge for Mln'1 ~. ___ ..,, . ..,, ,.. .! ' Friday 'l'RINl'1'Y UNITED CIIUFLCRII of Christ will eoGclflda.tht Daf. ]f VacaUon Blbl• School with a progrl!lll at ~lday night at tb,e Sunday 1811Ciuary. The pul!llc Js invited ·to attend. . 1\UQAGE s~ will be held by .the J.O.F. Class of the United ,Metlrodlst . Chu·rch, Pomeroy, Friday and Satu~daldl ta the formerr Al!lworlb lng on Second St., RUMMAGE SALE, alii mlseellaneous Items, day, Friday and Saturday in t.bli Slallsbury buDding on Mill St., , Middleport. , MIDDLEPORT Fireman will stlonsor.·the outside dance Ibis Ffklay ·nleht at the Mlddle~rt cori\munity park. the J~y wlll emcee, starting at I p.f!l. . . SA11JJU)AY JCE CREAM SOCIAL, Satur. Aug. $, at llalhan, · · the .Bashan V"P''·• starting at 7:00•p. wlll be music for en- . ANOTHER GROUP A T - - 1.00 dand ;:; Abo M • ·F • MAKE YOUR DOLLARS. D.O.~DOUBLE CONVENIENT TERMS 1 SHOE BARGAINS FOR THE FAMILYI • To.6.88 ' .. . . • S d -=------------""'"""'"""'"""'"...,...,... 1 j,, R M 1 1lRNlP FRIDAY and SATURDAY h' New · •Pomeroy MANY OTHER ADMIRAL SPECIALS ON T.V.s- REFRIGERATORS ...,- RANGES FREEZERS - STEREO SETS - AIR CONDITIONER~) ~ . .ol! Mtn't O*T_, i 16.5 CU. FT. WITH ICE MAKER .:__ $288 Sweat Shirts 88 S . V M Is Mtke Blame ' - ·. • · ' ' I Sliced Of Daug'h"'er '' garet ;iUrrow: Teacber'we~ ls'Celebtatecl ehalrmeD anr as . foUOWII: Jn. struetl ~Curriculum Mar our ~;::1~~~:-:EF~~RATOR-FREEZER BAK Grand G~l1rrlian .~:eJ:~~~ ~~ ~rv~b= Com·mM.r . d$ Local ~ed wjth an arr~~ 't.\1 ot wlilte -~!;'• ~;, Bethe1No.62 JIIII'Pie and !fhile taperS. Mi'J, Q~E I. BOX SPRINGS per set $58 SOFA BEDS, Nylon Frioze F1bric $68 TWIN SIZE HO~\':YWOOD BEDS $38 4 DRAWER CHdT · $24 BEAUTIFUL NEW DINETTES from $48 up REGUlAR $319.'® FLEXSTEEL LIVING ROOM SUITES $269 BUDGET LIVING; ROOM SUITES- $118 PORTABLE COLOR T.V. :,~it~s ~;om~~u::~:;~ Thir.d Birthday . ., I I BAKER'S·. Admiral ' fare, Erma Barnett: LeglslaMembers of Btothel , Inter-I_:~g N_!8'~ , ~ . a·t~~.; N _= PT. PLEASANT - Roscoe bcipate in salary negat!atloDI live Helen sferrett· LUting the Mr. and Mrs P3ul .Ji:i•,hlnger national Order' of Jobs Daagb.j F' ~~~e~~·r i .,.. . Kenney, president of the West with t!te loea~ 'board ol educa· Asp~atio~ Ot>Chilcb-en, sa 1-1 y ·entertained, with a . . in ters, w~re commended for Ji'owl. Mrs. Ella Smith. aa1f*4 l," . Vlrg~ia Classroom Teacbers tlon, and u11ng ,.auxiliary. per- Lou Darst: SP!!Cial Projects, A), servar~ca , •• the th~nl bll'thday exemplillcation of the :,y Mrs. Maty Cleek aod' 1111. AssoCiation from Cedar·. G'?ve, 1ans with proposed educalio~l ire Bartley; Tiacher Education of !be" 4aughter. Tammy. at sehool of Instruction Bi:Uy Cowim, were ID eli l8l ., w. Va., outlined six ob)t!ctives revlslo!lll of the state constitU· and Professional Standards Ev• their l\1Uiberry Hetghts home. by' Mrs. Jean Smith, of tho tefteslriMilliJ. . ·. '''"" of the C.T.A. for this year at lion, and using a~ary . yer- elyn Gammon; Professi'll!ill Afteropenin~ her many gilts, grand guardian, lor B<:thels Mrs. Smith~ MI'I<' Oifa • · Audl()ovJaual aida were used htg lhll11 a.m. worship· service the Mason Colf!'l~ Classroom sonnel. Accompanyrng ,Kee~ey Ethics, Elaine Rouse; Citizen- a decora~f!d birthday cake District 5. were overniglrt' ,, as a emphasis feature of a BJ. on Sunday, Aug. 2?. Mis• Erna Teachers Assoc1at1on meeting ~o . the meeting ~as Geral!line ship, Irene Brand ; Public )te- served W!lh Ice crrhm a~d The school. attended and Mrs. Paul of St. John lllld SL Paul Luth· Jesse was named chairman lor Tuesday evening at the Ord· Noell, past' president of Kan- lations Jane•Smith and Moral to Mr. and Mrs. Rex members of Jllbs . ·. ~u.. ~ .~ Rev. Brian V. Engel at Tues- table arrangement, Mrs. Law• nance School in Pt. Pleasant. auga C.o u.n. t•y , Classroom and Spirituat V~lues, Getrl Mr. and MJ1. Eddie Barnhar\ aod oouncil members, was day night's meeting of the Am· renee Douglas was appointed to One of the_ mat~ objectives, Teachers Assoclallon from Steele. and K;mmy, St~w~rt; M~. Saturday night at t!te P~::ll erlcan Lutheran Church Women barulle the beverage, and Mrs. said Keeney, IS lr811llng leader· Charleston, who served as a President of Mason County Mrs. Larry 0 Brren. Jimmy Masonic Temple. Guests of St. obn and St. Paul Lutll- !larry Davis will have charge ship _for the county association co~ul~ant. C.T.A. Bernice Anderson an- and Linda, R""ine; Mr . . an from Cleveland, Gallipolis, Har··ll SHIR'fc S.-~ ~;,, eran Churches. of foodparrangement at the ta- in ~rder _that the local or~anl- DISII~gulshed guests .cat the nounced that the c .T.A. w i 11 Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Denn1s · risonville, McConnelsvUie, With the question, "Who Is bleB. ,lo zaiJon migltl be lmproved. reception were the new· su~er- sponsor a social hour before the Darla,- Hollywood .. F?a.; Mr rietta, Middleport, Parma, · You get usi1II He?," as the study guide basis The-blrthdays of Mrs. H. Keeney stressed also the mtendent of Mason County Mason County teachers' meet- and Mrs. Allen E1chmgl"', Mr. cine, Rutland and Stockport !ll!l'Vice and fflllshlilg; the Rev. Mr. Engel ueed cotor: Warner aod Mrs. Kenneth "Time to Teach" objective Schools Brooks. Smith -and Mrs. ing at 9 a. m. August 28. The and Mrs. Max Eichinger, Sr Mrs. Smith was •In ~ 9,.WatS ed posters, ccmeealed state- Brallll_!l'ere observed. Hostess which would provide each Smith, the asSistant supel'inten- meeting plaee bas not been es- Bec,"y and Max, Jr., ~nd to . Pomeroy by M~ ments on 1 blackboard, 1 0 d for the evening was Mr•. Josepq laacher With a duty - free lunch dent Dorsey .Scott and Mrs. tablished and will be announc- my s sister, Paula E1chinger. oChsner of Cleveland, ·a questions attached to a ·molv· 1boreD Sr. Prayets ·for Mrs, period. • . Scott, Harry Siders, a ~mber ed later. grand guardian. Becky Nease, ing tray eabfnel'in hll program Wii~an, ·whods ~tallz. Othtr objectives, adopted by of the ~ard of edu~ation, a~d · · honored queen of Bethel fiZ,J>n!- ll.••.<. on scrlplura trulbrr. ~~if~sted by the~ Rev. the state board of dlreetora of Mrs. S1ders, and thirteen prrnt The library of Baldwln-Wal- sided at the meeting. . Mrs. Virgil Hamm vice pre. Mr. Engel. Present for the C.T.A. at Spring Council, ll!'e dpals of Mason County schools. USie an a,re lace College, Berea, Ohio, hous- j .~i'-iiiiiiii.....iiiOiii~-----''dent, conducted th~ meetln•. meetl.n\,besldes those named completing the "Lilting,, . the .Following .a brief .meeun.g, C. Brl'de of es the world's most extensive D " y ; ~~ • A u 1 Cb ld n p r o1 A comm1ttee chalrmel\ and collect•' on of Bach's works. ress .,p ~· ny, " '<la Plans were made for a CQngre- were • rs. Willian\ , Downie, sp1ra un .". I re · · . . . . • , , ... ,·1< r . ...-1!11 gational potluck dinner follow- Mrs. Clarence Grueser, Mrs. gram, trammg a representa- comm1ttee members divr_ded mWith A ddl "FOf , , ," ~,., .""' . • Ft~tecker, Mrs. William tive from each county to par· to groups to plan their pr()o WEST COLUMBIA_ Miss . . · .., {{ ·~ i!{i +;r,, !"'"' .. Freek . Mrs Brian Engel Mrs S . V M t e d· •hter of white carnations w1th blue. . f'IC mger Descenu..ants ..J us1e an a r , au0 ALSO =~ • Clair arr, and Mrs. William eet un oy Mrs. Harvey VanMatre, W•st Becky Raynes, Mason, Holt; lA ~ ..J Columbia, and Mike Blaine. son as bfldesmmd. Jlmmv M a Y· . Bria(.;o~·- Halters• .--;;;;;;;.;;:;-;;;:;:.. . ror eumon at e•gs Olfgrounu:.s of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blaine nard, Mason. was best man. ~ """""'"~·'•-"'"""""i A retmion of the descendants Milton Wayland, CUyahoga of Middleport were married on Followmg the. weddmg. a reBits • Shoes • Brushes · -'•~ M ·1 cept1on was held at the home Bl k ' •·. · ..,.o· MOOD of Mrs. Clara an Falls; r. and Mrs. FTI • August 1 at 6:30p. m. at the f M d M Th Bl . an ets-:~pursthe late William H. . Sayre, Tracl. Terry, and Tam- West Columbia EUB C~urclt ~n ~d:l~portrs omas amc Plds _Belts_ wa~ held Sunday at the Roc mi, Long Botlom; Mr. and Mrs. by the Rev. Lester Lane. Mem· 1 Ul Springs Fairgrounds. Charles Sayre, Mrs. William H. hers of both families al.tended She graduated from Walwma Buckles- and ~.a.ny 1 L.---- - - - •11111 •f' Sixty relatives were Eichinger, Leroy Eicllinger, Mr. lbe double ring ceremony.!, High School in the cle>s of Other Items. .. Thunday !!. incll!ding nine children or Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eichinger, Mr. The ·bride, given in marri:i~e and he aItended Mi:ldtcport ·--.:B.R.•W. H.OWE.''. LEA.TH. . E ' h ~~•""" t~-••. BRICKLAYERS LOCAL 32 ' .Eichinger, son, Earl, of <ltr- and Mrs. Paul F.khinger, Paula by her brother. Ray VanMatre. High ~hool. :fhe. newlywedS! K )UrrLJ Thursd A . IIV • •.r~, was unable to attend. Wil- and Tammy, Mr. and Mrs. Max wore a white brocade dress will rEside ncrl N~wburgh, in-1 . meetmg, 8 p.m. ay, ug. • r li H d hI If ed lh ;;:-. 3, Pomeroy American Legion Mr ' nnd Mrs G ld K n am ou as et · o er e Eichinger, Sr., Beeky and Mu, with matching ooat with wh;te diana, where he i.- employed· Home, A committe& of cement and De . d. D elara f H eli y prayer before a bosket dinner. Jr Pomeroy. accesstiries. Her corsage was by Dravo. 0 , """ an ar ~. Y- The day was spent socially and ·1 ...,~ finishers Will be present. wood, .. Fla., are here ViSihllg playing games. LUTHER LEAGUE of St. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Paul Lutheran and St. John Elchi~~r and other relatives. Present were 1\lr. and Mrs. Lutheran Churche• to leave at Mr; <Li.d Mrs. William Lehew .W1Uiam Hondasbelt, Syracuse; 6 p.m. on a camping trip. have !flurned from a vacation Miss Marie Houdashelt, Athens; REVIVAL Is being held at at Mjl,lille Be~ch, S.C. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lellbeit, the Burlingham Cburcb by tlre MrS~ Joseph Kelly, the form- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lellbeit, 1\ev, John H. Lanter, evange- er Roie Thornton, and daugh- B=e· and Gary, Mr!. Robert list, at 7:30p.m. each evening ters, . ~m~ry and , Kathleen, Seyfried and Jimmy, Akron; through Aug. 6. The Rev. Don· have returned to their home at Mr. and Mrs. William Seyfried, ald Brickles Is the pastor. Long Island. N.Y., after a five Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. BPW WILL hold a rummage week''·11!,sit here with Mrs. Pat Seyfried, Janet and Sandra, sal• Thursday, Aug. ~- from 1 'I'honlllfir. Lyncllburg, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. to t p. m. outside on vacant MrJOnd Mrs. Fred Rosen- James Jones, Mr. and Mrs. W'd- l lot ef Werner's Radio and TV baum f" home after hsving liam Darst, Bernie and Blaik, in Middleport. A large ~election spent I! week with their son and Miamisburg. , ' ol clothing and other items will family at R.eynoldsburg. While Mr. and Mrs. William Elch- ' be available. there the birthdays of Mr. and Inger, Jr., Linda and JQhn, Mr. LAUREL CLIFF Better Mrs. Rosenbaum and t h e i r and Mrs Roger Hubbard and Bealtll Club will ,_et Thur~o grandda.ughter, Jackie, were Roger L~ Syracuse· Mr and day night at the home ol Mn. obserml. Mrs. Doyt~ Gibbs a~d Doyle, Nellle Trscy. ~guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'J r., Parkersburg, w. Va.: Mr. , Fred R?"nbaum ·Were Mr. and ,and Mr:s. Gerald Kelly, Dennis LUTHER LEAGUERS .of ~~- ; Mrs. Robert Powell of Warren: ·,and Darla, , Hollywood, Fla.; Paul Lotheran Church willl Mr. 1 11Jd Mrs. J. P. Folden, Sr. and Michael Middleport· leave for ~Pinl trip at· I p. Rutialrllj visited In Mason with ; ' ' EVANGEIJNE CHAPTER her mother, Mrs. John Elias, patient at the cb-l'eston<H'~'~~~~~ 172, Order of Eastern S h r, and sJ~ter, Mrs. Vlrglnia Fau- orial Hospital and ts· SJ wlll meet at 7:30 Tlnlrsday ~hll:dree~.. - ~Mrs~.~F_;;au~d~ree~i~s~a~n..o~u~t~the~m~o;;;n~th:,;in~Char;;le~s~ton~,~W~._;;Va. at the Masonic Temple. Jnitia- 1; don will be held and olflcen are requested lo wear formals. Refreshments will be served. . I : . ' ' :M I, I Pomeroy-Mlddi~Port. 0., ~.--S.)i007=ii CTA Obj'ecti"es Listed ~ T ...;L .Lutheran W, o·men·.For M3808\.AOlmty e3GIIers Dally SenUnel, - ~' ~. ' AT (Mpenter • Social News BfAAf'S WORlD MARKET E." MAIN ST. \• ~ ARE VALUE DAYS SI'MON'S . { ,.._.,... ___ ___ 0h{: ~ ·I · 1 1l Die Gaul. . · · ,. • 1 I . ~ ... l• ,,. <. ·~ . :1 . ~ Silpday• on TION 1 • ;:. '·:'' . ' lilly !10 wp ~7, offe!lng $1).90. · · •' • · ·· ~" ~ Wors~ip services were hetd' at To thl Meigs Co, Ment1,l t1t•ltli Mljlcl~tlall , 10:45 with lhti Rev. Caato. · I t the p~ · S~hjjol FCfr ~ ; ' : Vl•ikle carr all!l Ratuly 1)11·1 Melilllly Rete ,Chl,ld••n of Mel•• County .. llniel ol Allred Chun:h atter.d-\ • •. · . . • ed 10U\h c;amP at ~star 1 w~uld Ilk• tO support the s _chaol• for t~ Camp 8J\OOIICIDo , 8 Croctbe:'11 11 ~~d · Mentally Retarded. Plt1M conaider this my donetlon · Mrs, nna are an 0,. ehlldren of Aleundrla, Va &I'- • r., the .mount of ... , ,; •.• , •. • · · ·• rived last week to assist 111 t~.e ' · eare of her mother; Mrs. Lin· NAME '1· ' ' if ' v.., I . VI'R,Y SPi!C.IAI..t EXPENSIVE ~ ~' ll ' rSPECIAL ~f14(750.14) PR-ICED ~trCulhion 75 ••k Tubel"s (Blemish) Qrlglnil Equip. Plus.Fid. Ex. Tax $1.88 Wl!llt WaiiSiightly Higher f, ~ I Sta Flo STARCH . • LARGE 14c SIZE ~ 11c l IVORY SOAP .. ; 2for27c 15ot MR. CLEAN • 31c .. ' ·~ .• ... . ' .j HiltIN m PRICBUNIBI . . .. -3-T Nylon cord .AM.~WEATHEB. TIRE rovx)IESTTIRB . $ was $12 NOW.,. ' : .., ' ' .7S ••II •.t:.... _ ~:: . "11'1th''l'11df ' . . Ill .. COMET . • · - 2for 17c Reg. 69c ALKA.StLTZER •h43c ,1OOtoupt Bayer ASPIRIN 59c '! ' . • -REG. 39c • '; REG.69c John$011 Baby POWDER •~ 43c .' .f · �' ··' .. ;..._ \ ' . . ., . ~ ··i J ·,\ ~Q I 'f , • 1 JU$i' COULfiN':t "IHE " LET ANYoNI!i 'lt;)LIC:H I G4J.. MY HAITI. BtJT PIEI'tR.! OF SCALP SCULPe,INC i'li'.L5 i:.oVE TOB~ ASolJi' THEIR. HA·u~. '! · ~TEi ~ ·~ ~v ·-·- -- .. ... f -~ . ' •· ,; ' .: '·.- , 'l ~ Sc~l ltlend~n~ I ·~ ooi.i'Po~OR DQN'A ~ 1 . Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sw.u-11 ADDRESS , PHONE NO.· ~and family of Marietta took h sunday dinner with her mo!iler Mell T...-Mtlti•Mtnt•1•H•p•lth Ann T • Nina Robinson and ailllt. D1llly Sentinel, Box 668• ome~y. Follrod. They also visited parents, Mr. and Mrs. Swartz. Mrs. Iris Carr was ta<l!fl Veterans Memorial HospUal on Sunday morning after het,.ming mat. her home. Te1-esa Swartz of town, W. Va., spent last week with her grandparents. Mr. Mrs. Hobart Swartz. JeweU .carr was returned to ·his home hare Sunday ·afternc>n . ··'l after spending sevetal months in the h<>soital. 9x12 OVAL BRAIDED RUGS . $3~;00 Mr. and Mrs. Cbas. D. Woode 8x11 FOAM BACK TWEED RUGS- $12.&8 callP.d on Mr. and Mrs. C. F. ch12 HEAVY ..,..IGHT 'VINYL RUGS $8.88 Woode at Tuppers Plains reMr. and Mrs. William Law1onl cently: Others from this vicini9x12 STANDARD LINOLEUM RUGS $4.74 and Mike, Pat, Glen and ty who visited them reeentty DElUXE FOAM FILLED have returned home altar were Mr and Mrs. Harry Guth· week's vacation with Mr. rte and Mary Carr. LEASURE PILLOWS 2 for $3.69 Mrs. Raymond Danil!l•, The Albert Young famUy reSAVE 14 ON A~L WALL PLAQUES dale, M1rh. They :flso union will be held In the Woode 1~x56 DOOR MIRRORS $4.99 north to Burt Lake and Grove here on Sunday, Aug. 8. other points of lntorest In "'"'!--- - - - - - NAMCO FOAM MATTRESS 1nd . Op•n Daily 9:00 to 7:~Frldoy Til a S.turtl1y Th 9 WY POMEROY 2-3975 ~~. and Mrs. Theodore pert and three daughter•, Sterling spent the weekend with her grandmother, Mrs. · Foster. They came especllllly at this time due to the death of former seboolmate, Ray ery. Ray Howery, elest •on of Mr ahd Mr!. Verlln Howery, killed when struck by an automobile last week fn Wa•~ln!l·l ton;' D. C , where he was ployed. 2 39c qts. - oef1 Joppa Society ~otes ·:r,~V~i~ ·~ ~~EF. . ·~ t lb. The MYF from the Albany Charge and the youth from the Athens First Methodist Church enjoyed a wiener roast and lei· lowship at Dow's Lake State Park on Sunday evening. were chaperoned by Rev. Eugene Brundige, Cli"ton Gilkey and other adults of the area. Vacation Bible !<'hoot is In progress at Dyesvllle church under the direction of Rev. and Mr•. William Uher. Mr. and Mrs. Cbestar Price and Laura and Mrs. Loretta Stansbury and daughter spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Jolumie Throckmorton 1 n daughter at Saratoga Sp~:~:: N. Y. They also vislted.d points of interest in that area; Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jor11an!l and Walter were Sunday dinner 8\IOSis of his brother Qnd ter-in-law, Mr aild Mrs. vern Jordan and family . Mr. and Mrs. Walt•r were In Charleston, W. Va .. @ 1967 bJ NEA, IIIC. Sund~y where they called NDon't 1,.1-fll o~ 'DIIjulf~~~tnt' iw my alltwance Mr. aild Mrs. ~ .Caster to ctwer whomer 'arljustlllent' you llllilre in tho surtoxl" Mr. and Mrs. Chester· Spencer. Mr. .and ·Mrs. Emzie Davi• visited Sunday evenin~ with Mr. Parbrsb.q wert \veekend vis· and Mrs. Mayford Buchannon itors o( Paul and· W,' C. aod sons. and cal]td.!il_ see Mr~ and Mrs. .. 11 - M H Edgar ~.li.rQtl-ee and Mr. and 0 'II VlSI ng !· •n• · ro.. er- Mrs. J~."bi-alilfeo'. man Grossru~kle and famtly on Mr. .' and Mrs. · Billy Lyons, Sunday everung were 'llr. and Alben!. called to see his par· MAIL ~EJID.Uf Mr. and Mrs. Jim Scul!ins and Mrs. Gerald B~rrmger and ents, Mr. . and Mrs. Granville . daughter of Park• ,,buq visiteo daughter. and fnend! ."' Psrk: Lyons aha his ~rqt~ .•lp-law In New York City, ~e trans: Sunda) morning with Mr. and ers~rg, Mr. and Ml!~ Sonny ; and sister, Mr. /od . Gor- porta!ton of 1he malls IS •peed Mrs. Larry Harris and ,,,ns. Harris and fam11!, M . an d•don Perry, Gr~llil I,vons is ed ~p by an underground pneg. Leonard>Paug~ of Pltl~burg l Mrs. Larry Harns ~nj son,, ill at his home here. Other mat1c • tube &yBtem- eonslstlng was here io attend the fu.~eral. Mr. and Mrs. Tom FItch and I callers were ·Mrs Ward M • of 27 mile& of eight-Inch tubas of Mrs. Hattie Blake. He al,o ' son ol Portland and M:-. and cum aod Mrs. Alice ;:;Is, ar with a ~!llg. capaelty ?'a~ visited in the co•:un••"'•l· Mrs: ~- P. Harris. I Danny Marewn of Texao cal• PI'Oiimltely• 200;iloo pieces 0 Robert Barringer i< vi>ilmg VISitmg Saturday with ·his · led to ,.e ·Walter Jordan on maD per l(our. his grandparents in Par<ero- ' parents. Mr. and Mrs. llrrold Wednesday. Danny and Walter burg. Brannon were Mr. and--Mrs. are loruhil'· ochoolmates an Mr. and Mrs. To.n . James Brannon and fandlv and Danny is .visiting relatives in of The Plains vlsil~d his sis- • Mrs. Covert and son of NelsDn- Ohio. ter, Rose Marcinko, recently: ville. I Mary Massey, delegate to tbe Mr. aod Mrs. Wayne Patty and Mike Brannon of Methodist Annual Confel'llllce Mansfield are spending th ~ it at Lakeside, 1ave a report to vacation with their lf'Gdpar- the ctrurches on the Albany ents; · Mr. ana Mrs. Harold Charge on Sunday mornlng, Brannon. Mr. and Mrs. · Rolland Crabtree, Mrs. Donnie Crabtree daughter Slid · Mt•. Kenneth INDIAN Crabtree, met a plane ~~ The jack-fn-l!le-pulplt plant lwnbus ;pit' Friday nllht also Is called Indian turnip. It , ~nie Crabtree returned I grows , from a turniplike r o o t baste tralninr In Fort lllled ~ltb a bot, buminl juice, Texas, where he had spent which Is sometimes used Jn past several months. homemade oough medicine. Meml!ers of' the .' Ci~~-nter Boy• 4-'H Club and their ad· YSior, Dofllell Jotdan, attended CORONATION SITE a kpet'lal selslon 01 Interviews All . the English rulers from on a\ Rutland School th• time of William the C o n- on Tuei1c!ay queror; exci!pt Edward V a.41 Mr•. · tilllerlalnEdward VIII, were crowned In ed party WedWutmlnllter Atlbey. -- :BILOOHW . . , · ' ' d At B·l'ble S·rtl.' y s1.oo I I ' '. COml ng E·vents / ·: ' 'I;,, $349 9 $6 . .."/lfADIES' .. ··Flats and f; Puf"ps UOOKEDJ RfAL School Days Groupl .. I I BOYS--GIRLS • Most AU Sizeu DOlLAR ·DAY · Regul1r 3.88 Oxfordnnd Sllpons. Sizes 8¥2 to 3 $ BUYs!! pr. PAIR SHOP OUR $1 TABLE CHilDREN'S SHOES -'IIIJI FLATS IABY··SHOB Pl. 1.99toU9 VAWIS :" I ·:G·N S .. ; . . fBERSBAC"~· HAIDWAR! ~ . . ~IN ST. . • .j.( ''Evel')'tb!D& lA Hardware" · I • ' .·\ · POMiilOY \ ' '.· · &' . Reg. 10c FURNITURE HAIR NETS LAUREL CLIFF Val. toUt Health Club meeting scbeduled roi- Thursday nlibt has poatpened until Aug. 10. MEIGS OOUNTV Ganl~ Club memben are invited ' tbt Cheshlle Baplist · Chm~ch II fellowiltlp room at 7:30 p. m., Tbunday, Auf. S. Mrs. Franees Crawford, KJnpton, will demonstrate modern arrangement&. SPORT SHIRTS , $1, $2 Valuoo 5,,S to In Pome_1.,• ., Over,_, ve.n OPiN llltl. ...=::.---=-----'-==--""' __.\roo\_.. TIL 9 . '; ' ' In The Lot ~ Prlq ., I¥J LIIIIJUI ;..__ _._.-- 2.99 .t. CAt . 5.98 to 8.91, ' Mtn'1 Dtt11"51Kka :...-....,-...,..--,- V. .Priet...\ A fairly good run of and colon. Be~ 7.98 to 16.98. Now Just_,_.,....... SIPal.l.CI1arge for Mln'1 ~. ___ ..,, . ..,, ,.. .! ' Friday 'l'RINl'1'Y UNITED CIIUFLCRII of Christ will eoGclflda.tht Daf. ]f VacaUon Blbl• School with a progrl!lll at ~lday night at tb,e Sunday 1811Ciuary. The pul!llc Js invited ·to attend. . 1\UQAGE s~ will be held by .the J.O.F. Class of the United ,Metlrodlst . Chu·rch, Pomeroy, Friday and Satu~daldl ta the formerr Al!lworlb lng on Second St., RUMMAGE SALE, alii mlseellaneous Items, day, Friday and Saturday in t.bli Slallsbury buDding on Mill St., , Middleport. , MIDDLEPORT Fireman will stlonsor.·the outside dance Ibis Ffklay ·nleht at the Mlddle~rt cori\munity park. the J~y wlll emcee, starting at I p.f!l. . . SA11JJU)AY JCE CREAM SOCIAL, Satur. Aug. $, at llalhan, · · the .Bashan V"P''·• starting at 7:00•p. wlll be music for en- . ANOTHER GROUP A T - - 1.00 dand ;:; Abo M • ·F • MAKE YOUR DOLLARS. D.O.~DOUBLE CONVENIENT TERMS 1 SHOE BARGAINS FOR THE FAMILYI • To.6.88 ' .. . . • S d -=------------""'"""'"""'"""'"...,...,... 1 j,, R M 1 1lRNlP FRIDAY and SATURDAY h' New · •Pomeroy MANY OTHER ADMIRAL SPECIALS ON T.V.s- REFRIGERATORS ...,- RANGES FREEZERS - STEREO SETS - AIR CONDITIONER~) ~ . .ol! Mtn't O*T_, i 16.5 CU. FT. WITH ICE MAKER .:__ $288 Sweat Shirts 88 S . V M Is Mtke Blame ' - ·. • · ' ' I Sliced Of Daug'h"'er '' garet ;iUrrow: Teacber'we~ ls'Celebtatecl ehalrmeD anr as . foUOWII: Jn. struetl ~Curriculum Mar our ~;::1~~~:-:EF~~RATOR-FREEZER BAK Grand G~l1rrlian .~:eJ:~~~ ~~ ~rv~b= Com·mM.r . d$ Local ~ed wjth an arr~~ 't.\1 ot wlilte -~!;'• ~;, Bethe1No.62 JIIII'Pie and !fhile taperS. Mi'J, Q~E I. BOX SPRINGS per set $58 SOFA BEDS, Nylon Frioze F1bric $68 TWIN SIZE HO~\':YWOOD BEDS $38 4 DRAWER CHdT · $24 BEAUTIFUL NEW DINETTES from $48 up REGUlAR $319.'® FLEXSTEEL LIVING ROOM SUITES $269 BUDGET LIVING; ROOM SUITES- $118 PORTABLE COLOR T.V. :,~it~s ~;om~~u::~:;~ Thir.d Birthday . ., I I BAKER'S·. Admiral ' fare, Erma Barnett: LeglslaMembers of Btothel , Inter-I_:~g N_!8'~ , ~ . a·t~~.; N _= PT. PLEASANT - Roscoe bcipate in salary negat!atloDI live Helen sferrett· LUting the Mr. and Mrs P3ul .Ji:i•,hlnger national Order' of Jobs Daagb.j F' ~~~e~~·r i .,.. . Kenney, president of the West with t!te loea~ 'board ol educa· Asp~atio~ Ot>Chilcb-en, sa 1-1 y ·entertained, with a . . in ters, w~re commended for Ji'owl. Mrs. Ella Smith. aa1f*4 l," . Vlrg~ia Classroom Teacbers tlon, and u11ng ,.auxiliary. per- Lou Darst: SP!!Cial Projects, A), servar~ca , •• the th~nl bll'thday exemplillcation of the :,y Mrs. Maty Cleek aod' 1111. AssoCiation from Cedar·. G'?ve, 1ans with proposed educalio~l ire Bartley; Tiacher Education of !be" 4aughter. Tammy. at sehool of Instruction Bi:Uy Cowim, were ID eli l8l ., w. Va., outlined six ob)t!ctives revlslo!lll of the state constitU· and Professional Standards Ev• their l\1Uiberry Hetghts home. by' Mrs. Jean Smith, of tho tefteslriMilliJ. . ·. '''"" of the C.T.A. for this year at lion, and using a~ary . yer- elyn Gammon; Professi'll!ill Afteropenin~ her many gilts, grand guardian, lor B<:thels Mrs. Smith~ MI'I<' Oifa • · Audl()ovJaual aida were used htg lhll11 a.m. worship· service the Mason Colf!'l~ Classroom sonnel. Accompanyrng ,Kee~ey Ethics, Elaine Rouse; Citizen- a decora~f!d birthday cake District 5. were overniglrt' ,, as a emphasis feature of a BJ. on Sunday, Aug. 2?. Mis• Erna Teachers Assoc1at1on meeting ~o . the meeting ~as Geral!line ship, Irene Brand ; Public )te- served W!lh Ice crrhm a~d The school. attended and Mrs. Paul of St. John lllld SL Paul Luth· Jesse was named chairman lor Tuesday evening at the Ord· Noell, past' president of Kan- lations Jane•Smith and Moral to Mr. and Mrs. Rex members of Jllbs . ·. ~u.. ~ .~ Rev. Brian V. Engel at Tues- table arrangement, Mrs. Law• nance School in Pt. Pleasant. auga C.o u.n. t•y , Classroom and Spirituat V~lues, Getrl Mr. and MJ1. Eddie Barnhar\ aod oouncil members, was day night's meeting of the Am· renee Douglas was appointed to One of the_ mat~ objectives, Teachers Assoclallon from Steele. and K;mmy, St~w~rt; M~. Saturday night at t!te P~::ll erlcan Lutheran Church Women barulle the beverage, and Mrs. said Keeney, IS lr811llng leader· Charleston, who served as a President of Mason County Mrs. Larry 0 Brren. Jimmy Masonic Temple. Guests of St. obn and St. Paul Lutll- !larry Davis will have charge ship _for the county association co~ul~ant. C.T.A. Bernice Anderson an- and Linda, R""ine; Mr . . an from Cleveland, Gallipolis, Har··ll SHIR'fc S.-~ ~;,, eran Churches. of foodparrangement at the ta- in ~rder _that the local or~anl- DISII~gulshed guests .cat the nounced that the c .T.A. w i 11 Mrs. Gerald Kelly, Denn1s · risonville, McConnelsvUie, With the question, "Who Is bleB. ,lo zaiJon migltl be lmproved. reception were the new· su~er- sponsor a social hour before the Darla,- Hollywood .. F?a.; Mr rietta, Middleport, Parma, · You get usi1II He?," as the study guide basis The-blrthdays of Mrs. H. Keeney stressed also the mtendent of Mason County Mason County teachers' meet- and Mrs. Allen E1chmgl"', Mr. cine, Rutland and Stockport !ll!l'Vice and fflllshlilg; the Rev. Mr. Engel ueed cotor: Warner aod Mrs. Kenneth "Time to Teach" objective Schools Brooks. Smith -and Mrs. ing at 9 a. m. August 28. The and Mrs. Max Eichinger, Sr Mrs. Smith was •In ~ 9,.WatS ed posters, ccmeealed state- Brallll_!l'ere observed. Hostess which would provide each Smith, the asSistant supel'inten- meeting plaee bas not been es- Bec,"y and Max, Jr., ~nd to . Pomeroy by M~ ments on 1 blackboard, 1 0 d for the evening was Mr•. Josepq laacher With a duty - free lunch dent Dorsey .Scott and Mrs. tablished and will be announc- my s sister, Paula E1chinger. oChsner of Cleveland, ·a questions attached to a ·molv· 1boreD Sr. Prayets ·for Mrs, period. • . Scott, Harry Siders, a ~mber ed later. grand guardian. Becky Nease, ing tray eabfnel'in hll program Wii~an, ·whods ~tallz. Othtr objectives, adopted by of the ~ard of edu~ation, a~d · · honored queen of Bethel fiZ,J>n!- ll.••.<. on scrlplura trulbrr. ~~if~sted by the~ Rev. the state board of dlreetora of Mrs. S1ders, and thirteen prrnt The library of Baldwln-Wal- sided at the meeting. . Mrs. Virgil Hamm vice pre. Mr. Engel. Present for the C.T.A. at Spring Council, ll!'e dpals of Mason County schools. USie an a,re lace College, Berea, Ohio, hous- j .~i'-iiiiiiii.....iiiOiii~-----''dent, conducted th~ meetln•. meetl.n\,besldes those named completing the "Lilting,, . the .Following .a brief .meeun.g, C. Brl'de of es the world's most extensive D " y ; ~~ • A u 1 Cb ld n p r o1 A comm1ttee chalrmel\ and collect•' on of Bach's works. ress .,p ~· ny, " '<la Plans were made for a CQngre- were • rs. Willian\ , Downie, sp1ra un .". I re · · . . . . • , , ... ,·1< r . ...-1!11 gational potluck dinner follow- Mrs. Clarence Grueser, Mrs. gram, trammg a representa- comm1ttee members divr_ded mWith A ddl "FOf , , ," ~,., .""' . • Ft~tecker, Mrs. William tive from each county to par· to groups to plan their pr()o WEST COLUMBIA_ Miss . . · .., {{ ·~ i!{i +;r,, !"'"' .. Freek . Mrs Brian Engel Mrs S . V M t e d· •hter of white carnations w1th blue. . f'IC mger Descenu..ants ..J us1e an a r , au0 ALSO =~ • Clair arr, and Mrs. William eet un oy Mrs. Harvey VanMatre, W•st Becky Raynes, Mason, Holt; lA ~ ..J Columbia, and Mike Blaine. son as bfldesmmd. Jlmmv M a Y· . Bria(.;o~·- Halters• .--;;;;;;;.;;:;-;;;:;:.. . ror eumon at e•gs Olfgrounu:.s of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Blaine nard, Mason. was best man. ~ """""'"~·'•-"'"""""i A retmion of the descendants Milton Wayland, CUyahoga of Middleport were married on Followmg the. weddmg. a reBits • Shoes • Brushes · -'•~ M ·1 cept1on was held at the home Bl k ' •·. · ..,.o· MOOD of Mrs. Clara an Falls; r. and Mrs. FTI • August 1 at 6:30p. m. at the f M d M Th Bl . an ets-:~pursthe late William H. . Sayre, Tracl. Terry, and Tam- West Columbia EUB C~urclt ~n ~d:l~portrs omas amc Plds _Belts_ wa~ held Sunday at the Roc mi, Long Botlom; Mr. and Mrs. by the Rev. Lester Lane. Mem· 1 Ul Springs Fairgrounds. Charles Sayre, Mrs. William H. hers of both families al.tended She graduated from Walwma Buckles- and ~.a.ny 1 L.---- - - - •11111 •f' Sixty relatives were Eichinger, Leroy Eicllinger, Mr. lbe double ring ceremony.!, High School in the cle>s of Other Items. .. Thunday !!. incll!ding nine children or Mr. and Mrs. Allen Eichinger, Mr. The ·bride, given in marri:i~e and he aItended Mi:ldtcport ·--.:B.R.•W. H.OWE.''. LEA.TH. . E ' h ~~•""" t~-••. BRICKLAYERS LOCAL 32 ' .Eichinger, son, Earl, of <ltr- and Mrs. Paul F.khinger, Paula by her brother. Ray VanMatre. High ~hool. :fhe. newlywedS! K )UrrLJ Thursd A . IIV • •.r~, was unable to attend. Wil- and Tammy, Mr. and Mrs. Max wore a white brocade dress will rEside ncrl N~wburgh, in-1 . meetmg, 8 p.m. ay, ug. • r li H d hI If ed lh ;;:-. 3, Pomeroy American Legion Mr ' nnd Mrs G ld K n am ou as et · o er e Eichinger, Sr., Beeky and Mu, with matching ooat with wh;te diana, where he i.- employed· Home, A committe& of cement and De . d. D elara f H eli y prayer before a bosket dinner. Jr Pomeroy. accesstiries. Her corsage was by Dravo. 0 , """ an ar ~. Y- The day was spent socially and ·1 ...,~ finishers Will be present. wood, .. Fla., are here ViSihllg playing games. LUTHER LEAGUE of St. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Paul Lutheran and St. John Elchi~~r and other relatives. Present were 1\lr. and Mrs. Lutheran Churche• to leave at Mr; <Li.d Mrs. William Lehew .W1Uiam Hondasbelt, Syracuse; 6 p.m. on a camping trip. have !flurned from a vacation Miss Marie Houdashelt, Athens; REVIVAL Is being held at at Mjl,lille Be~ch, S.C. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lellbeit, the Burlingham Cburcb by tlre MrS~ Joseph Kelly, the form- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Lellbeit, 1\ev, John H. Lanter, evange- er Roie Thornton, and daugh- B=e· and Gary, Mr!. Robert list, at 7:30p.m. each evening ters, . ~m~ry and , Kathleen, Seyfried and Jimmy, Akron; through Aug. 6. The Rev. Don· have returned to their home at Mr. and Mrs. William Seyfried, ald Brickles Is the pastor. Long Island. N.Y., after a five Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. BPW WILL hold a rummage week''·11!,sit here with Mrs. Pat Seyfried, Janet and Sandra, sal• Thursday, Aug. ~- from 1 'I'honlllfir. Lyncllburg, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. to t p. m. outside on vacant MrJOnd Mrs. Fred Rosen- James Jones, Mr. and Mrs. W'd- l lot ef Werner's Radio and TV baum f" home after hsving liam Darst, Bernie and Blaik, in Middleport. A large ~election spent I! week with their son and Miamisburg. , ' ol clothing and other items will family at R.eynoldsburg. While Mr. and Mrs. William Elch- ' be available. there the birthdays of Mr. and Inger, Jr., Linda and JQhn, Mr. LAUREL CLIFF Better Mrs. Rosenbaum and t h e i r and Mrs Roger Hubbard and Bealtll Club will ,_et Thur~o grandda.ughter, Jackie, were Roger L~ Syracuse· Mr and day night at the home ol Mn. obserml. Mrs. Doyt~ Gibbs a~d Doyle, Nellle Trscy. ~guests of Mr. and Mrs. 'J r., Parkersburg, w. Va.: Mr. , Fred R?"nbaum ·Were Mr. and ,and Mr:s. Gerald Kelly, Dennis LUTHER LEAGUERS .of ~~- ; Mrs. Robert Powell of Warren: ·,and Darla, , Hollywood, Fla.; Paul Lotheran Church willl Mr. 1 11Jd Mrs. J. P. Folden, Sr. and Michael Middleport· leave for ~Pinl trip at· I p. Rutialrllj visited In Mason with ; ' ' EVANGEIJNE CHAPTER her mother, Mrs. John Elias, patient at the cb-l'eston<H'~'~~~~~ 172, Order of Eastern S h r, and sJ~ter, Mrs. Vlrglnia Fau- orial Hospital and ts· SJ wlll meet at 7:30 Tlnlrsday ~hll:dree~.. - ~Mrs~.~F_;;au~d~ree~i~s~a~n..o~u~t~the~m~o;;;n~th:,;in~Char;;le~s~ton~,~W~._;;Va. at the Masonic Temple. Jnitia- 1; don will be held and olflcen are requested lo wear formals. Refreshments will be served. . I : . ' ' :M I, I Pomeroy-Mlddi~Port. 0., ~.--S.)i007=ii CTA Obj'ecti"es Listed ~ T ...;L .Lutheran W, o·men·.For M3808\.AOlmty e3GIIers Dally SenUnel, - ~' ~. ' AT (Mpenter • Social News BfAAf'S WORlD MARKET E." MAIN ST. \• ~ ARE VALUE DAYS SI'MON'S . { ,.._.,... ___ ___ 0h{: ~ ·I · 1 1l Die Gaul. . · · ,. • 1 I . ~ ... l• ,,. <. ·~ . :1 . ~ Silpday• on TION 1 • ;:. '·:'' . ' lilly !10 wp ~7, offe!lng $1).90. · · •' • · ·· ~" ~ Wors~ip services were hetd' at To thl Meigs Co, Ment1,l t1t•ltli Mljlcl~tlall , 10:45 with lhti Rev. Caato. · I t the p~ · S~hjjol FCfr ~ ; ' : Vl•ikle carr all!l Ratuly 1)11·1 Melilllly Rete ,Chl,ld••n of Mel•• County .. llniel ol Allred Chun:h atter.d-\ • •. · . . • ed 10U\h c;amP at ~star 1 w~uld Ilk• tO support the s _chaol• for t~ Camp 8J\OOIICIDo , 8 Croctbe:'11 11 ~~d · Mentally Retarded. Plt1M conaider this my donetlon · Mrs, nna are an 0,. ehlldren of Aleundrla, Va &I'- • r., the .mount of ... , ,; •.• , •. • · · ·• rived last week to assist 111 t~.e ' · eare of her mother; Mrs. Lin· NAME '1· ' ' if ' v.., I . VI'R,Y SPi!C.IAI..t EXPENSIVE ~ ~' ll ' rSPECIAL ~f14(750.14) PR-ICED ~trCulhion 75 ••k Tubel"s (Blemish) Qrlglnil Equip. Plus.Fid. Ex. Tax $1.88 Wl!llt WaiiSiightly Higher f, ~ I Sta Flo STARCH . • LARGE 14c SIZE ~ 11c l IVORY SOAP .. ; 2for27c 15ot MR. CLEAN • 31c .. ' ·~ .• ... . ' .j HiltIN m PRICBUNIBI . . .. -3-T Nylon cord .AM.~WEATHEB. TIRE rovx)IESTTIRB . $ was $12 NOW.,. ' : .., ' ' .7S ••II •.t:.... _ ~:: . "11'1th''l'11df ' . . Ill .. COMET . • · - 2for 17c Reg. 69c ALKA.StLTZER •h43c ,1OOtoupt Bayer ASPIRIN 59c '! ' . • -REG. 39c • '; REG.69c John$011 Baby POWDER •~ 43c .' .f · �~· ' ~ or ~ ' . Shen"ff Mak'. es. Repo'rt for - " Meigs· . " River. News ' - ' Pr,, opei!*.. ·".·. "y~er · i!OJIIIIII year 'Bernita, Geo'1• .Reed, 'Mr. ' ·nd tmna II( ' to' were elected ~d aro •• yol· ,Mn. GeorKt HoUmaq; Mt. and . milD Aleshire, Fannte: Aleshire, ' lows: Jobftllo(fmu. prilldent: Mn. Palll limon, Mr. ·1114 . , · · · 1·•~"'!'< acre, SaUabJ!rr.; . • Gertrude Ro..h, president: Mri.. .lfilffu!all, eon,ru• . •Ct&:l o. ' LUlie )1. · Nora Stull, • IIICI'I!IIry a!141 tftd Oebbje, t< ,. - . • ·Gaaw.:.. Gall~ tU J4./ , Glilea \0 Robert W. Lantber~ ' ' way, Ja~ Ridgway, r.s. treasurer. The conunllleel wtU WlN QNE ~!!11 . . ·. . U.; ruDmnc e lie! of · , " • ., ADib A.; Lain~. 'tots, .S)ia. "' buO Grtinm, Mn. ltermu r..maJn tho same. The reunt011 Tht Wlil One.CI~ ofthe · E. J'I. , Pieaaartt, 24.07; • ~· ... · \ tayne, Mn. JackT. wetcp, will be held at the CampiU.ll. Cb~ mel on Monclv . ,·: , . . *liqp, l!.!llr ,lllnltln.o.-.atat.; Glln!ore' D,· Laurenc:t( dec.to 'nil Women' Mn. David Rou!ll, Mn. J. v. Ground next year on the dllrd mn!nllillhe' !few Haven Gar. ,· Kaqawbil .F•l11, , 'falllnC: H. ~~~re.nee, ·V~ .J. · r til. St. Church IMcGrew, Mrs. William Jlu81ell Sunday or July. lilt IS not pos. ,don Club Park for , ·' wleMr ,PT. P~JA!·~ M ~Caetl· Charlutqii, 17.1111 r.lUton . ,Mabel La~, J.e. •iillfi and pte. Mn. A. L. sprou&e, and Mrs: 6lble to secure the Camp roea\. 'nte tnvlk!aUon waa stv-.~ v ty repo •• ,K'P , aaor oun· don,' Mlll'!llel, and . ale Mullins, or• Laurence, Affid. lor Trani:, GI'OIInd at that time the, tl!un- ~ · !laiTy Picken~. Devottq,. ty s:;.er17~ ~':"';:! ~ l~~e are on the aill. ., 't'f N~ . Leb«non. , "'· .. ' ·' lte m Nell! .lllven Garden Gary Rouah. 0 · ~ " tub Jirl '.o.f'~ eve~gJ FIREMAN'S AUXILIARY ton wUI be held at the New Wl(l't led by Piul Rlckald alld ~n ' '_,.uy· as ..1. eas· · eo.~M9v-lll ~•. LIIUe 'EIIII, Blake, Loulle B~e tv ' . tmlocadon waa 8iven by I Tho Volunteer Fireman's Aax- Haven Park. · elosed with a prayer bj Ca'l led hf Gel)~ Jor,diiOII. G.tUpollo Loclll Mullins D~vld rk • bit 8 1 ' ', «•·I!QWu< ,.._ ·• jlliary met 'I tbe Fll'll $Ilion Se\'fnl prif.eJ were awarcf. 1Gtbbs. , 'llle :~I mom~r ~• ~p s,:l5 a..m.: . Jamea Mni!JN. Mt~ Cl~w~. r.:/tne ~~~v ·,, 1 Mlii. · ~':'w ·itias-:\lf' cbarae. l:,r their reliUiot meett111. It ed; Bennie Hoflman - lbe old- Tbo111 allendlnl were Rev, :~ ~ ee~-:m~tn the l~e ~~ down 1>30 a. m.; JleUable down · Jtou~ashelt, Gliljnle . llil ; F. >'Stevena, 1\da Belid I ~am '1rleadlnt~s were wu 'reported lhat the 'III'Oup jest man attending; Nona Hoff- Paul Fortner ana Paul, Jr., Ml'.. • v ~~ ace ens .s ~ m Ma ret Chrl• Cert ' Lee " G w ~r ,-lc ''ifa~J.;·rr~yer." The~ade $37UIIf it the July fth tmen- the oldest lady attend- ~nd Mrs. Paul ftlckard, Mr. reeulllng In personal liljury fo l~na~ha Rlyer - Mamtet, lot Tra:S Ollumblt ' · ~; :~. '::YIM 'Ma:l H ot!Jh::r_'l!lth a choral Celebration at their stand and lng; David Leacy, 4 month old and Mrs. Hal'l')' Pl~kena, 1\!r. 15 persons and Incurring proper, Gloodora down 2:45 a, m.: .. "' . ~.ee'1 Gte".m •V coiennal · L~o · • reading based<<on simple pray. tbey wish to thank all citizens ' son of Mr. and Mrs. James ,and Mrs. · Robe11 Cooke, Mr, ly dam~ge In the &nlliUnl of Fort ~atbOI'n up 9·$5 , a. m. · 111 E tr <fQJto~l ftri~ ;'ti!!:A•or d' s donating to their booth. · Leach - tbe youngest' child al- jand Mrs. James N. Roush and ' 12.475 : ISsued .18 ~ltatlons for Winfield, Alan Jt. MerrtU era down 3:45 a D!,~ROO to old ~lo, Jourh. . · ll l'•ayer. Mt:S McGrew pmenl· , Plans were made to hold • ,tending· Mr. and Mrs. I Y a n LI~a. Mr. and Mn. Harry Mil· ) road 1"'1' violation• · made 41 6 p. m.1 Queen City down 5:15 a m.: William ~!.. uo try, or · , . . d a prograr. Readings were ,Tuppei'Ware Party on August :!8 Layne, Anderson, Ind. - lortiPJ ·and Leah Ann, Mr. an~ I misdemeanor. arrests . and ~ne p, m.; Polly R. up 10·10 p. m: f . 111.: Valvo!~ ddJm - 1:~ k.y It,. Lee, GU1 Lee. Mabel oven as folio•• "God ..l;lears at a p. m. downstairs of the · traveling the farthest, over 300 Mn. Carl Glbba, Mrs. Torn felony arrest , •erved 59 coutt Helen z down 12:30 a. m. ; m.; Ste'l Trader .c!Qr,P e,N ij. Lee, G .lenn V. IQieRil!) ute. nd Answer~ Pi'ayers" by Mro. Town Hall at tht Fire Station.:mnes ; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley tlio!lman. Mrs. Harry Bojfmaq, papers of both civil and l!l'lml· F Shearer down 1:50 " m.: m.t Meldahl ~.'ton l£dnt R, . Let, Eltna R, Lee, ~\'Ill lam Powell; ~Attributes for the public 1s invited to attend. IStaats .- having lbe most dul- , Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mrs.r Edw:n nat actions; received 11 justice A. V. Criss up 2:25 a. m.; .Mt. yr ~P ;1:40 a. m. ; H. . Adi · ifl:ll\'lg, ' d.~ .; 'C'Y4e llo.l· 01 j;uod Prayer" by Mrs. Harry Tney also made plans for a ' dren, fove attending. •!Stein and Mrs. Eurene Hud- . oef"e warrants and &en:ed State up 4,a. m.; W. li. Shaver. ~own 11:30 p, m.: . S. ~. Paup.ne Sb:veqs R. F 10 · nvestlgated 3 br~akmg Jr. down 5:05 a. in: Morris lip S:IMI a. m.; ~lnf>, · J.ayne; :·aqw to Pray" by Mrs. Stanley Party to be held In Sop. I The recreation committee, .nail. Stevens, to ol Ohio. Jur· ~ohn 'F. l!.ousll!' "We Sllould 1ember. date to be announeed /C<Jttslstlng of Mra, Paul H... I · AVALANCHE CLUB and enterlngs: tr•nll]l!)rted 3 Har~ey . up 5:45 a m.: ville np 8 am. · n.) .Entry, . r•ay· ,.- !Oive Thanks for our ISler. son, Bonnie Staate and Mrs. The Avalanc!le Home Dern- ' mental patients and booked 81 ton up 6. I. m. Food." by Mrs. Hilde Ridgwav; The group voted to save plas-[ Harry Hollman, entertained the ,onstration Club met at the .penons In tba county )all dur- Ohio River- Lock IS, '· · "Prayer is a Help In tic detergent bottles or I children with games. Prizes rhome of Mra. Lteulo RDuah on Ulg the month. ean Bruce down 5::10 &. m.: I _·y· ·.· ·, bv Mrs. David Roush. The ' fol the project of making Eas- 1were awarded to the winners Thursday, Devotions were ted Lock 11. Pennsylvania np !O:Sii '' meeting was d osed by' the Mis· tP.J bask•!• to sell. Anyone ~nd there were Iiiii lor all the / b~ Mrs. Do~ald Haynes. A reactp. m.: Lock 15, Susan Lane •IBhlll.l 1o save tbeir botll•s .thlldren. mg was g1ven by Mrs. John , 12:10 a m.: Kenova uo 3 1S a. 5innary Benetllctoon: · Mrs. ,David Roush P,resided .>r jugs for tt.e Auxiliary may Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ' Smith. m.; Leohidas Polk up 6· f5 a.n1.;.11 et I~ business meelifll!. Tl\e call a member or you may leo Dick, Mike and Denise and ! 'fhe lesson, "Livtn, CreatlvaJohn J. Rowe down 5:50 a tn. : group voted to invite the Dis- ' eave them at the fire station. Dallas Aller of Lima, Ohio, Mr. ly Through Middle Years," woa LOck 17, Franklin Pler~a qp tnct Luther' n Church women 11 wouJd be appreciated by the 3nd Mrs. Paul Kemp, Jeanne held tn the form of a IJ'oup I: 10 p. m.; Lllllaq Clat•lc <• I to hold· their .meeting here 'n .group. B!od Jennifer of Toledo, . Ohlo, discussion, 6:30 a. m.: Lock 18, April. They also voted to pur· Members attendinv we•e Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jemeo R1ckar~ The 111embers planned a r... Woods up 3:45 a! m.: ,chast 1'1/0 sets of paraments Thoma• Grinstead. Mrs. ce. ar,d Linda, Velma Rickard, Ma. !Ivai to be hold on August lllth . . PT. PLEASANT _ .Judson H. Zimmer up 7:30 a. m.; Loclill Jor the new churdl. Plans were c1J Duncan, Mrs. BiU Gr i n· ry Rickard, Mr. and Mrs. A. They also planned tlte.r annual Brake ta chairman ol the trac- 19. Je!!erson down 7 .a.m.: :~ iecuS!ed for the reception to stead. Mrs. Melvin K n a p p, Coe Rlekard of AlbiiJIY. Ohio, club picnic lor Aag01t 2nb. tor pulllg contest to be staged Lock 20, Jeffboat up 7 a. m.: jb<' held at thd Dedication ..rv. IMrs. Harry Boflmait, Mrs. Wii· )Mr and Mra. R!chard Hoover. Cameo were played and pr1ze1 at the Mason County Fair this Lock 21 , Peggy Downey''!' . liam McFarland and Mrs. Iva , Beverly Staals of Akron, Oh.1o, won by Mrs. Abagall Thomp- year. Aaslstlng Brake will be a. m.: Lock 22. Mr. Crisl ·trP lor the new church. -,J: : Those attend . ing were Mro. ·Capehart. president. /• Mrs. Emmett L. England, K1m )son and .Mrs. Donald Haynes. Pete Sommer, Bob Baird, Lee 7:55p. m . . ; Lock 23. 'l'ammy :wtma Rqusb . ~!'." · Carroll Ad.i HOFFMAN REUNION •nd Deena, Mr. and Mrs. Pa~ Those attendin& were Mrs. Thompson and Woody Brown. White up 6:41 a. m.; Greenap ams, J: :! Ml'!!. rHarry Layne, !. The annual Hoffman reunion •llrown. M':8. John MIRtoan, Te: · ~aid Haynes, Mrs. John Prize money lor each class Locks, Mark M. up? . m.; lMrs. \VIIham Powe~ . Sr., Mrs . .was held at the Unio Camp rv Ann Milhoan, Alan Lee Mtl- Sm1th, Mrs. Harry Staats, Mrs. will be $50 plu~ a rosette lor OVEC up 8:00p. m.: Whi,,YneJI ~~ ~· Rpney, Sr., Mrs. Melvin Ground on Sunday, July 16th. hoan, Mr. and Mrs . .Fred Hoff. Albert Thompson, Mrs. Abagail first place; 125 !or s"""ftd place H. dp 3:10 p, m.; Andrew and ~ ra ~p. 'Mrs. John F. Rouso, I ~ picnic dinner was beld at man and Calvin, of Parkersburg, Thompaon, Mrs. Leo . Thump- and rosette; aod $15 lor tblrd Calhoun up ·8:50 p. m ; D~1n•llt l l 1!11 uoon follow<d by 1 business iW Va .. Mr.' and, Mrs. Jamu son, Mrs. Lyle Me<:ormlck and place and a ro.<ette. A tropby D. up 12:30 _a.m. : J. E. \okk· ll Ugllt and. dark cottons, 1 Mrs~_ . Harold . Rose, Mrs. Don ~ 1Bumgal'!l!rn';'Ml'!l .. Edna Burns, eetlng, with the business R. U!ach, Kaye and Devld rf tlte hoatess. will be presented to any "nov· ' '"'T 'KothY, p!ikQI, 1\ll'~., l;lllde Ridg, JOhn Hofl"l'l'.lo presiding. ' Washmglon. W. Va., LIlly VERNON STAR DUSTERS tee" winner in anv class. lows : Class .A - light vrelght;:ll wash 'n wear fabdca In :- -~.J.--._ • ..,. -·Kaylor of Kirkersville, 0 h 1o; The Vernon star Duelers 4-H Weight classes ~ill be as fo]. Class B- medium 'l'"lght: resular and half ••. All I Ruth Moses, Kathryn Mo a e a, Club mel at the home of Su e . . . Class C - heavy welg~t. • ''I'' Mildred Moses ami Warren Mos- Anna Bumgarner for their regu· Hospital, 19 improvmg. All traclol"!! must be! ~~~~~~~ are dependable la"la. es South Charleston, W. Va.: lar monthly meeting. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mlller with rubber tires. A.ll b Mr. aod Mrs. Wayne Wlgner, Bumgarner also led tile dev~ and Amanda are visiting Mr tractors and crawlers with Mr and Mrs. Ivan Layne, Pat. tiona! period. The scripture les· and Mrs. Carl . Shawver and rear wheels and or tlree ~:~\:: II ty. James and Barbara, Ander- so" was read by Diane Bumgar· daughter, and Mr. Ivan Shaw. and conlinuoua track v• son, Ind.: Mr. and Mrs. Wade n•r followed with the Lord's ver at Salem, Va. will be excluded. ! Jeffers, Tom, Roger and Janice, Prayer. Poems were read bj Mr. and Mrs. Otha Lleving "Novice" driven will be · ~1m· II SEE OUR NEW London, Ohio ; Mr.• and Mrs. Sue Anna and Judy Lathey. and Mrs. Thelma Capehart ·vts· peting agair.st ''open" drl•vers.ll FALL Emil Hoffman, Bruce, Em • I The group gave the 4-H pledge 11~ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence There wOJI be one contest and Danny, Mrs. Robert Clise and song. Judy Lalhey spoke Llevlg and family at Winters each quall!ying class. DARK COnONS and Angela, p,, PloasiUW, Den- to the IJ'OUp concerning her VIlle, Ohlo, ov«: the weekend. All tractot'll and op<•rabm \1 cit. Geraldine and Wendy Hoff. trip to the recent 4-H camp Ml'. and Mrs. Harold John· must be realstered and have man, Gallipolis; Freda Hart, at Jackson Mills. son visited lrlends · and rele· paid the entry lee 30 mlriUIOI! !I Mrs. James Bart, Alan, Jayne They planned a hay ride lor IIVU In Newark, Ohio, recent- prior to the starttns time of the •C . and Brent, Rosanna and Joyce August I at 8 p. m. and each ly · contest, · Roush, Wendell Kaylor, Zelma member may Invite a guest. Bobby Roush, son of Mrs. Lo- The Ma11011 County Fair Kaylor, Greg and Freddie Kay- Those attending were Judy rtn Roush, hal return~ to Ft. be held August t-Il al tbe Court St. (Jiorrllilrly Phillips Slat.n) Pomeroy lor. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hollman, Lathey, Sue Anna Bumgarner, Campbell, Ky., arter spending National Guard buildings in Mr and Mrs. Stanley Staats; Diane Bumgarner, Debbie Hoff. I furlough bel'tl. TNT area. Karen. Mar ~od· Carol. Faye man, Angela Sayre, Janet Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Don S'U'J'e, Eddie Sayre, Bo b b y Bumgardner. Cheryl, Vickie, Roush, Barry Haynes, Mrs. U Linda and Eric. Mr. and Mn. ton Rousll, Mrs. Adrian Lathey Harold Zerkle, Ronnie end Bet- and Mr. and Mra. Edward Bumlnda, Mr. and Mrs. Friend ramer. Gibbs, Debra, Sandy, TOIJIIIIf CLUB HEARD MARTINI , and Larry, Mr. and Mn. Ber· District Governor Joseph W. · nard Lieving, May Bo w a r d, Martini of Weston visited and Mrs. Robert M. Filland, Pam, spoke to lh e Bend Rotary L1sa, Mark and Dsrren, Ellen Club of New Haven at Its regu· Loyne, Paula Kay Layne, Mn. tar meeting Thursday. Nona Hoffman, Esther Brown, Mr. Martlnl lirst jolntd fto. Mr. aod Mrs. G. B. lfoUman, tary In lt27 and waa a member Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roush, Kim- of the Pt. Pleasant club all bat r .• berly and Bobbj, Dale Machier, lime. President Karl WUea con' WUiiam Nease, Mrs. T. Bert dlll'1ed the !lletling. · WY 2·2709 Roush, Miss Millie Bumgarner, t'veall present were Joe BuiMiddlotpOrt 0. IMr. and Mrs. John Hoffman, fln&ton and Mr. AndersOD of I'· ' Kay and Cristine, Mr. and Pt. Pleasant and Mr. Martini. Members 1ttendlng """" R!t!l~ ard Ord, Jack Fleaber, Qyde Foley, Donald Fogtelo11.1, Hermao Layne. ,Donald F. lloulh, IJoyd Roulb, RDme Williamson, Rusaell Capebart, Harry Miller, Edwin Stein, Arthur 'I' h a b e I, Robert GUmore, Karl Wllel, Lt!wls Summers, ond 11'1 o y d Carmack. IE(,IULAI ;- ' i .· .·News .,j~ ~·fd !"''II! 23 ""*"'* s;:, I t o. Tro~ble" ju~s i r· 'D'a. Brake to Help Manage Fair's ~-·,' . PuJJ Contest 'I R•gu/ar 6.95to9.95 SUMMER ,COTTONS t, ., s $ 1 ..J'i . .JtW ;· ,,.::to Brigij~l . -- --- dJJll LEDLIE SISTERS STl~E SHOP 2mI& I. SPECIAL DOLLAR··, DAYS AT MOORE'S &SUpply Co .Friday & SQturday~Aug. 4 & 5 4 Qt. StyroFoam Ji~~re~~f1 . & ~bott's -~Big Feature R•gular 1.47 FORI)OLLAR DAYS SEILY EE 11161111 HOFFMAN PROMOTED .. 1 , ..' -· for the ecoaomy-miadtd who want . 111100tlt-top comfort • ;,' .. ' r. I r, • Golden Sleepel! Buttoa-ht llleepiq lU1!117 M a price tjlai rill11 ot val-. YGI!Il decree*" 1M fin~, ••'f• 1 4wt It -•year ........ p:iee! . 95 ' -..... ~r.r:. $, JUGS> ~=::;Sl£tl~:G:ll:======;;:;:;:;:llM~r~s;..~Har~ry~s:t:aa~ll~,~Bonn=~ie~an~d - Foreman Ck ·Abbott MIDDLEPORT, OHtO ~-f'~!:"""""':"'!"-......,~--------------l Gl'IIOI'Y Hoffman, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Hoff. ·man, First St., New Haven, was PfGIIIOted to Army Private pay Jll'ade 11).2 upon completion .of bule combat trainlll.l at Ft. Kno1, Ky., June 23. The promotion wu awarded two montlls earlier than II euttomary under an army policy prwldlng lncentlve for o u tstandlll.l trainees. AI many as half the trainees In eac!l tralnlnl cycll are eu,tblt for the early promotion, based on scores attained duril!l l range !Iring, high acore on 11M physl<al combat profleteney · lei!, milltary bearing and le;idtrship potential. During advanced i ndividual tralntn.. allo' ol ellhl . ~ durallon, lboH who rectiYi!d early adviiiCement to E-Z lillY ·be eJjglb]t 1or· another "acee~ aratad" promotion If E4 <prl· vale flrst clull.) ' NEW HAVEN PERSONALS Mr. and Ml'a. James Dyer Of Norfo"- Va., visited his mother, Mn. 11. L. Dyper. On Millay !bey were dlrlnet gueitlt ol Mr. aud Mn. 'Nigel Dyer .t Partenbura. I . It II reported that Dr. R. . P. Brya, • patltnt '" St. .1--~· Metal ·Picnic Ia· Reg. 4A9 Pla~tic Swim SJ~9 · N~1a ·.·a · a·-. '. . . . JOHNSON'$~AY CAl WASH ,! • ' I ,, ' . , 2 'FQR · ~·.·.· · ·,:IN· MOOB,~S· • 1 , , , , I· ,'."1• 1.' ~EN FRI. 11L a.-SATURDAY T".Pi· . ,- .' .,.....__ ... DIJP9NTJ.or· .... . ... ~19· ~c ...--..., · .....,__! fw$1.GO :. ·~ ' ~ y 1 ' ' "*'· • ·· - • Spu1 ~t· on Di SCa..!-~" 111liOn I~ue ~ •· .ChrIStiaDS' . UWIICI ,... . . Yderl"ms ,; • Degreem . 1 ' ... . if .;ft';\ 0., -;~· --: .. I · ·· • ~AM, ~. MliCJN!> .,...,. \re ••••• ;' 10 ....,. • • "Mounllinl o! ll!e ~"-.. nom. llvtiLIIY lbau 10 ...,. . . .. I 111111 ... el~nt GreekJ Jn Ar1Jtollt • 11111t 1111 itMI ft•W Pal•• • ar . w 1!-...,. \flU ·a-·.,...• A,t Its nattonal eonventiOI\ In • .. ' BJ LOUIS CASSIV whlc!l " dlvldlnl 1;1~= NeW York last Dllllllh. the latter to IJ.IUppGSed range · of mo!ID'I~· of at Jet~ •IDIII**Valted PreSI Jntenatlolitl cllt'lattans Wda~ J110re na1 denomination 1\11'))1'18ed ,_ • · of ,l,frlea. of ~ ltai'OIIIJ, ·· · 'l'he young priest waa bearing than any of their old doctr1 vera (and•· possibly 1~,.11) ~SON - Charlea Raymond ~ -~_.w ·bw-.tn;;;;ter;;;;o;;loriiiiii.;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;i-''01.-. . . . . . .·•· • ' down hard on _the olnfuiM• ol ~II: 'de sa 8 tltat the ~g overw!Je)rnlii.IIY e Yonker, aon of Mr. and M rl. l,; . racial discrimination, And he ~ ~VOlved In the Iutton calling on Ill members Charles F. Yonker of Lelalt wun't content to talk Ill c the for 1 better work. actively lor open Rt. 1, has 8J'Uualed fro m Reneralltles. Ho called on the ~~~~ 11 be at the s 0 m • conservaUves h a v MarshaU Unlve!'llty with eongregallon ~IUJIIII'f\ an ~ id ' ol the delinquent. Ute voiced fear that the church . Bachelor o1 Buatnessi ~~:~~~; II llouehll Jaw pendlnC before I e s e ' ssed, the lltlcaJ. become so preoccupied w1lh tration Degree in A c:ounty council. , raclal(y oppr~e other says !lgbting dlf!Cr1mlpatlon, oond 1 minor In Economics. Sud~ly · the ~ eermon w~s :~ex~olt~. sbpuld love lbfse and other social ills tl)at it will Yonker was a member of the InterruPted by a llllld vole~ baseball team receiving honor)(NOWE7 All. AI!K:IU 1 ~~ should not IJeCOme lose sight of its mission ftoln the back of lhe hc!I~ch ~:ed In the politics o1 their proclaim the Gospel. able mention in the Mid-Amer· POeTitV 16. •Couldn't we d6 wll 1111 I IDVO " , F"IIOW Cl\rllt's Word lean Conference In hll Junllll' REYOLC political talk, lather'!" Ther~ P~•~:iter lroup waa com- But leaders of the social and Senior years. He hJaa:•~.!~:/1 FRIDAY & SAT~DAY ~AUG. U 5 · Now u'ror!P the elreled leftil'l 1111 a moment of startle r letel dominant lor 1 lOIII action ~ement reply . 8 Dean's list student, " 0 'i :o~::~~:= lllle~J~:e,, then a spatter ~ yand It still retains vast tbey are Ill It preclselv Sigma Phi Epsilon Social ' ' __ . _ 4 applause. The priest recove : poW~r ·over ecclesia~tlcal purse they are trymg to obey the Fraternity serving as vice pres1 Fri«Yy Night Til a-Saturday Night 1119 ! ! ~hll CIJ)II~ and compe str.111• at both the tocat and who ~aid: "Whenever you serve tdent and in 1965 was namoo • II> ;Ill 4 - - - the aermon. :Wnat levels Its lnftuence is one or the least of my brothers, "Athlete of the Year." He wa1 1 Group Sport Shirts \ ·lA· "'' "" 'ntis incident occurred~= nanected In the !act that no , you serve me" also 8 member of "The RDbe. 1 Group Sport shim 11 1 ' 'IANir( I!OTCit INGtNil OUYIN• month at tht Sbrlne of the ~ S d nomination tnvi!Bis more The Rev. William A. Leadership Honorary Valu01 to 3.65 ValuOI_•_~_ $,.95 y,~1"-lr'Mt•lll-,..,.oih.._IAoJ,,. Blessed Sacrament, • large ~~: er cent of Ill total rector of an Episcopal Church ternlty, serving as Its vice SALI ll!JW ..-A111NJJOH Catholic churc!l m CbeyY C~, budget pIn 118 social ··action which stands only • few blocks president, and Alpha K a p Pa $ Daya 1.65-2 tor $3 " • · ; Md., one of the wealthier "'" e , from the Shrine of the Moat Phi business. honorary Ira· ·' suburbs ol Washington, D.C. ":~~UanaUsls Lose Ground Blessed Sacrament In te~lty. Dlattratu Split He is presently employed 1 But in many parts of the Chase, Md., recently It might bave bappen~th:r nation, pariicularly uroan areas to hls coniJ'egalion why be the conneeticut Mutual L I f e; .I..IUJI.iil o any one of thous::~s o:' Catlto- of the North, the "keO]K>UI-of- that social action " not an Insurance Co. as an agent tn . , churcheS, Protes~ d'tionallsts are now optional extra bot an overriding BunUngton lie across the land For It was po1I11cs 1ra 1 duty · d th I 0ttc; ' . I . deep sptit losing 8J'OUnd to a growing body , · . He was an outstan log r..,. ·I symptomatic o a . I of I gy and laymen mostly In times such as the!'e, FpOrt star at Wabama HI g which has developed In Amer . c er who believe pa~lonalely men have to take sides," School. ' ASKED FOR ITI Dear Helen : ca's churches. It could be youns, said "To remaio aloof from - --1 VALUES $,.50 0 \' TUTHcolumn II for young My cloC ', ta my problem. He called, ironioally, an ecumenical that the church ~."~!d pay,: grox;ps and movements that TO $5.00 lo'll' Men's h;s ttlelr probt..U. 1 0 thinks lie'• human. He eall at split, because It CUll across direct lro~~n~ '? 1dla= g challenge the power structure Pteaoant Vall•y Boopllal :::~~ their tropblea an tbe table, tleepl between sheets denominational lines, united •~f.:: the':~ year, ~ial to ldeniify, perhaps Admllled! None. 1 Group Str•~ Hall 1 Group Str1w Hall 1n tbe if¥eot bedroom, e v e n Protestants end Catbollce of one d n to but ju,t as surely as If ' . h lha 1 llf ancl Sport Hata ~ni ~ ~11 11 wel:n.s laughs reads t)le\ paper with my bus- viewpoint against Protestants a;:n ~v~~ has •re~h~;:,"gical inten ·,d it, with that other Dloellarged: M.r s. and Summer Caps betw ·i'doctataaeriDUI band. He doesn't even bark and Catholil;s of another view· 8 ~sons 0 the Southern segment of sorietv lhat Bensley· and daughter, Pome0 1u ~tb 1 brulh-olf when be gets mad. He just point. cBaptons:• ~·~ion and the sents the status quo." roy. 1 100 wt · stares with his heart In hIs Dr. Martin Marty, a prome . s n· •·rn a day ol revolution, • .. , ' Send :"~~~ IT eyes. He has oppooile political inent Protestant theologian, Luthot·an Oturcb·MI81oulr y just man will choose his Blrtb! Mr. ami Mrs lo YO He! Help US. t h 1~ views to us, so thla makes II succinctly deflne•_ tbe l"ue od. Une with care. He will Rhodes, , Pleasant, a son. 2.95 School 'UO rare_01 en bad. Sometimes he chews up wjth the disinherited, 1 School T-Shirts, Now ,o ' T8l; !IOAXFJI the page of our newsbecause they are good, bu.t • , boll\ tlmt for paper. . 'f, heca010 they are downtrodden , 11 5 a hoaxl!l lln't It! The .rorst tbing Is I t bIn k • . not be<'1Juse i('ey ·are alway• FOR ALL & '" St . ,, rolnmn ob~··· APPRE· he's breakinc up our marriage. right, but because they are Pleast ,. My nurll.and cell jealous when hurt · not because tbey OCCASIONS ., CIATORS. he star.;, at me. My husband Jim tel Ohto cal Patrol Post before school grat~lul, but because they sta11d :l 14000 Dear./pit holnrl bit 1 II kind"ol a lunk anyway. SC:p~robuse: ,;;II be , tnspected begins. The form can be ob- alone; not becaus• · F:vl en 1 Tile loUowil!l How can I break il Ill hIm by 00 Ohio St te )llghway talned from their school or the reasonable and well-balanced,il 1 130 10er slum~ real'• lbeir bell that be is a dog without hurt· b las••s '""'In . Ohio State Highway Pa I r o 1,. but because they have ters aren • Y hlol" f II • , HELP trolmen e1ore c - """ 0 E M . St I used un j ually." f rt b I they'll have to do. ing '11" ee ngs. • Se I be Colonel Robert Headquarters, 66 . am ., 1 fo 8 u LESS P em r, Columbus, 13205. \ ---Dear Helen: IIIOVI De• Qjlpless: Chiaramonte, Patrol , 01 cotirse, at: buses and EGGS ARE EGGS · sL•CKI . . " 5.50 Our dOl ;.u ~ 1 .. . . 'l'lreak It to wh!ch ooe? ten~nt, ~ ~a!.;.ualscbool drivers that transport ~ehool The nutritive value of a.n ......... ·, ·. 4.75 !Ike wltb uma ' 1 v WeU, anyway · ThJI II . rol children will be examined care- il not related to tht color of h~m to tha V!~ :.I I Why don't you write him a bus lnspectlo~ by ~e Pat · fully before sehool begins, but shell. Shell color varies !rom 1. ~1 •• h1m 101111 mof ~ letter? - H. The 1~0 me~ a;: n that 18 not tho end of our job," ,white to dark brown, and color a new dOl ml Dear Helen: ly tramed or. esa Chiaramonte sa ld. ' Is determined by the breed 1 I llad tilt W::~ 1 aaked a Hippie why he w~re d~.\ es. bll rocltlal \ '"''hrougbout the year . we will' ben. '' , 60 I = W IIU 1 beUa OJi hia ankles and ba sa1d, llldA,k!~tut~~.:: ' , be doing random spot inspecNaxt To Elberlaldt medl • tlriDlt 1 "Will. JOU 188, I'm lrylnl to d lions of buses to tnsure the con· IUSTORIC TROWEL "We Telegraph F\owen w"nnaa. Do )~THUR ... ~. and whn l hear handicapped ~hl~ren, ted Unued safety of our yont~." The historic trowel used by )Anywhere, Anyh me'' rontlnue? - "" . . btlll. 1 lmow I'm around school buses w tnapec George Washington In Dear Arthur: ha:e IQIIIeWbere." _ DAVE to determine t1 they meet the tbe cornerstone of the n~~~~~;i :l On Second St. POMEROY UJt.ub .You mllhl start Deer O.V.: nq~ired aafety atandarda · Plan Youth Retreat Capitol Is In the Washln(lon tng can - tool - H. Very funnY, llut it's 1 11ft tabhshed by the Oblo S~te At Old TNT Area replica room of the Masonic \ Dear Helen: from Herb Cull's cohmm in the partment of Education. PT. PLEAS.<iN'f - A youth ; Memorial in Alexandria, Va. I'm 21 years old. My San FranciSco Chronicle, and 1- ramonte said. "Brakes, retreat lor all youlh grades 9:: 1..iiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiii....,iiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-" won't let 101 1J0 out on believe the originator of 1 ne elhaust ayatema, lights, tbrough 12 will be held t b : My lather w!Jipl me when j ke w Comediall :Ronnie seney ctooro and hea)ert ar weekerd at tlte TNT area, sponge! 1 telepbona call I r o m a s'::hetl Y just a lew of the ttema to eored by the Trinity Methodist When we 10 out to eat, · cheeked " man. Pleas• kids when you crack · Clturclt my father holda mY, hand wise be ortg'tnal! _ H. Tile PfOITIOm will be The retreat will provld• 1 won't lene. They re ' .. ale• by Patrol Post eo m· time lor planning of their ... ! I'll elope like my two ~~ B d S I manders aad lebool oaper· aram !or tlte year dlst.U.sliOJUif \1 did at agu 11. They have Ul\l on . a el lntendeata. Prlnte bal own- !Opictl revelent ~ youth IJ1d brother tutored to be Hit S25 Milllon ers shonld <ODtaet tbelr local personal spiritual rommitmeJII. 1 meet (lrll. Am I 1onna be " Sales of Series E-H United Patrol POll for tnstruellon•. The Rev. c. s. Thompson Is - OLD MAID! Statu..Savlii.IS Bonda ami Fr•e- "All 1chool busea will be the pastor of lite local Trinity Dear O.M.: dom Sllares In Ohio were $25 qulred to display • decal Methodist Clturcll. Ask nit 10 years !rom now. miUiolt: durirt~ June 19417. Free- each aide ol the bUJ. These Your handwrlthll tndlcatee dom sltare and Band sales for be 18aued IJy rnspectlnl n.atrot,..,1••• Blln4int of •.' aren't much over the first six months period ex- men." he •ald. "Only ~~~·:.~~~~ D•ar Helen: ceeded t..t year's Bond sales ory school butel wtU be Fllhion an4 FIIIICtionl My brother and 1 are 11 a bj ~I million. Ohio achieved ·decall." ·, 17. A couple of weeks ago we 45.4 r cent of Its annual sales Immediate mechinlcal had a big oriY (beer party) June 30. rectlona will be permltt"'l at 11011 our house becauaa my rltendore T. Reed, Jr., Meigs the time of tnspectlon. Ill were on a bwltness County YOiunteer Saviii.IS Bonda cate ol major repslrl, ~r:~~:;~ the weekend. They . chairman, reported June ~ales menll for a later ~afety '" and cam• hOI!Ie in lite totaled $!M,234 in tbe county. must be made. What a aurpritel Dad Tba county achieved 40.1 per · All school but drivel"!! are CARAVELLI• rverybody home; fiiiiWTaBIIIng cent ollts annual salea aoal dur· required to aubmlt an acc1•~ 1 · • , .__, Accountmg ' ... •= S::Uid .,_ :e ) ( I I t) a 1,..,-...l•r ' r I I I )" lJ-[ " 't p US' N HELE "l H Ien • 'f' . I' ;l l I iI t ~I ' ~I :I ' i i,,j SUMMER SLACKS. Tropical Worsted-! OFF ALL SWIM WEAR' . > 5 $1.00 J::' ~;:or edito~ial -rim =l .. l PRICE Sweat 'hi'rts " l,t 000 School Buses Come Up to Patrol Inspection FLOWERS ,, oO ' Pin Check Work Pants 2~50 Norma Goodwin ::piAl ' Florist ·oross 1 'nk Hush Pupl)i J .~ . I JEWELLED PENDANT I llrWATCHES I J~ ·~Sn:to worst, death and, we ~t~o are~:ma~.:ke;~m~al!· rln(~-1h~e=fir~a~t:·II~DIIIII=tbs::.:::~ib:le:;ntedi;ca:l~repor;:rt'-to....t-belriiiiil ;.· DRE~SES COMPLETE LINE Of MEMS·., . AND WOMENS-~FALL SHOES ' Come In •• Meet Mr~ Howard Foster··Hush.Pupp~ ·_ ~~p. REGIS~~R-You May Be The ,)P..Oud''.&vni r · · 1 (NothingToBuxlof A BASSm HOUND , . \' .. SALE! ,1 . , DYNATOMIC WORK BOOTS and . SHOES &Inch Insulated Boot, Reg. Price $18.99 • $ale •7~1,_7 Blnch Regular Work Joot,. Reg. Price $15.99 ~le :!~+.z 6 Inch Work Shoe, Reg. Pr1ce $12.99 - • SC:ale :>.61 WRITTEN GUARANTEE . FOR 6 MONTHS Down for •••. lpedll 99c PUPOfiT JET UPHOUI&tCIR"''EI ' • J., I ·a ';II '{ ' •·' i, RellpiOnJn· mens9 Sizes 5 to 2~V• .:;All Merked • BIG 1( SALE! '· ~pqnt Sponge.· • . ea. 59c . ••• A / \ TURTLI W4X: fAR CRIMI ' REG. 99c _ _ 691 ,, CR~I ·- ' .·nr six monthil th oiSt of OIA' new M. G. and the 'telephone. · . Evarybod' baa orllel· Ia th).s fair, juat be~ault we 0 I ·c·aUihl? - REJECTED AGERS Doar R. J.: r think II'• aJneer peachY· myself. They ahoqld h ' " SOLD your new ft!.G. --: ~· .,. 8' dO" Pllsti~ Reg~lar2.99' .ONLY ., 1.98 •• 0 ~. MonthofJuly . ' l ;.-\iii " ' '"' trrtl · 11 • SAVE ., POLL~ lAYS- SPECIAL .. '•:"~ r FINAL REDUtr\PN . ' .WHitE PUMPS \ �~· ' ~ or ~ ' . Shen"ff Mak'. es. Repo'rt for - " Meigs· . " River. News ' - ' Pr,, opei!*.. ·".·. "y~er · i!OJIIIIII year 'Bernita, Geo'1• .Reed, 'Mr. ' ·nd tmna II( ' to' were elected ~d aro •• yol· ,Mn. GeorKt HoUmaq; Mt. and . milD Aleshire, Fannte: Aleshire, ' lows: Jobftllo(fmu. prilldent: Mn. Palll limon, Mr. ·1114 . , · · · 1·•~"'!'< acre, SaUabJ!rr.; . • Gertrude Ro..h, president: Mri.. .lfilffu!all, eon,ru• . •Ct&:l o. ' LUlie )1. · Nora Stull, • IIICI'I!IIry a!141 tftd Oebbje, t< ,. - . • ·Gaaw.:.. Gall~ tU J4./ , Glilea \0 Robert W. Lantber~ ' ' way, Ja~ Ridgway, r.s. treasurer. The conunllleel wtU WlN QNE ~!!11 . . ·. . U.; ruDmnc e lie! of · , " • ., ADib A.; Lain~. 'tots, .S)ia. "' buO Grtinm, Mn. ltermu r..maJn tho same. The reunt011 Tht Wlil One.CI~ ofthe · E. J'I. , Pieaaartt, 24.07; • ~· ... · \ tayne, Mn. JackT. wetcp, will be held at the CampiU.ll. Cb~ mel on Monclv . ,·: , . . *liqp, l!.!llr ,lllnltln.o.-.atat.; Glln!ore' D,· Laurenc:t( dec.to 'nil Women' Mn. David Rou!ll, Mn. J. v. Ground next year on the dllrd mn!nllillhe' !few Haven Gar. ,· Kaqawbil .F•l11, , 'falllnC: H. ~~~re.nee, ·V~ .J. · r til. St. Church IMcGrew, Mrs. William Jlu81ell Sunday or July. lilt IS not pos. ,don Club Park for , ·' wleMr ,PT. P~JA!·~ M ~Caetl· Charlutqii, 17.1111 r.lUton . ,Mabel La~, J.e. •iillfi and pte. Mn. A. L. sprou&e, and Mrs: 6lble to secure the Camp roea\. 'nte tnvlk!aUon waa stv-.~ v ty repo •• ,K'P , aaor oun· don,' Mlll'!llel, and . ale Mullins, or• Laurence, Affid. lor Trani:, GI'OIInd at that time the, tl!un- ~ · !laiTy Picken~. Devottq,. ty s:;.er17~ ~':"';:! ~ l~~e are on the aill. ., 't'f N~ . Leb«non. , "'· .. ' ·' lte m Nell! .lllven Garden Gary Rouah. 0 · ~ " tub Jirl '.o.f'~ eve~gJ FIREMAN'S AUXILIARY ton wUI be held at the New Wl(l't led by Piul Rlckald alld ~n ' '_,.uy· as ..1. eas· · eo.~M9v-lll ~•. LIIUe 'EIIII, Blake, Loulle B~e tv ' . tmlocadon waa 8iven by I Tho Volunteer Fireman's Aax- Haven Park. · elosed with a prayer bj Ca'l led hf Gel)~ Jor,diiOII. G.tUpollo Loclll Mullins D~vld rk • bit 8 1 ' ', «•·I!QWu< ,.._ ·• jlliary met 'I tbe Fll'll $Ilion Se\'fnl prif.eJ were awarcf. 1Gtbbs. , 'llle :~I mom~r ~• ~p s,:l5 a..m.: . Jamea Mni!JN. Mt~ Cl~w~. r.:/tne ~~~v ·,, 1 Mlii. · ~':'w ·itias-:\lf' cbarae. l:,r their reliUiot meett111. It ed; Bennie Hoflman - lbe old- Tbo111 allendlnl were Rev, :~ ~ ee~-:m~tn the l~e ~~ down 1>30 a. m.; JleUable down · Jtou~ashelt, Gliljnle . llil ; F. >'Stevena, 1\da Belid I ~am '1rleadlnt~s were wu 'reported lhat the 'III'Oup jest man attending; Nona Hoff- Paul Fortner ana Paul, Jr., Ml'.. • v ~~ ace ens .s ~ m Ma ret Chrl• Cert ' Lee " G w ~r ,-lc ''ifa~J.;·rr~yer." The~ade $37UIIf it the July fth tmen- the oldest lady attend- ~nd Mrs. Paul ftlckard, Mr. reeulllng In personal liljury fo l~na~ha Rlyer - Mamtet, lot Tra:S Ollumblt ' · ~; :~. '::YIM 'Ma:l H ot!Jh::r_'l!lth a choral Celebration at their stand and lng; David Leacy, 4 month old and Mrs. Hal'l')' Pl~kena, 1\!r. 15 persons and Incurring proper, Gloodora down 2:45 a, m.: .. "' . ~.ee'1 Gte".m •V coiennal · L~o · • reading based<<on simple pray. tbey wish to thank all citizens ' son of Mr. and Mrs. James ,and Mrs. · Robe11 Cooke, Mr, ly dam~ge In the &nlliUnl of Fort ~atbOI'n up 9·$5 , a. m. · 111 E tr <fQJto~l ftri~ ;'ti!!:A•or d' s donating to their booth. · Leach - tbe youngest' child al- jand Mrs. James N. Roush and ' 12.475 : ISsued .18 ~ltatlons for Winfield, Alan Jt. MerrtU era down 3:45 a D!,~ROO to old ~lo, Jourh. . · ll l'•ayer. Mt:S McGrew pmenl· , Plans were made to hold • ,tending· Mr. and Mrs. I Y a n LI~a. Mr. and Mn. Harry Mil· ) road 1"'1' violation• · made 41 6 p. m.1 Queen City down 5:15 a m.: William ~!.. uo try, or · , . . d a prograr. Readings were ,Tuppei'Ware Party on August :!8 Layne, Anderson, Ind. - lortiPJ ·and Leah Ann, Mr. an~ I misdemeanor. arrests . and ~ne p, m.; Polly R. up 10·10 p. m: f . 111.: Valvo!~ ddJm - 1:~ k.y It,. Lee, GU1 Lee. Mabel oven as folio•• "God ..l;lears at a p. m. downstairs of the · traveling the farthest, over 300 Mn. Carl Glbba, Mrs. Torn felony arrest , •erved 59 coutt Helen z down 12:30 a. m. ; m.; Ste'l Trader .c!Qr,P e,N ij. Lee, G .lenn V. IQieRil!) ute. nd Answer~ Pi'ayers" by Mro. Town Hall at tht Fire Station.:mnes ; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley tlio!lman. Mrs. Harry Bojfmaq, papers of both civil and l!l'lml· F Shearer down 1:50 " m.: m.t Meldahl ~.'ton l£dnt R, . Let, Eltna R, Lee, ~\'Ill lam Powell; ~Attributes for the public 1s invited to attend. IStaats .- having lbe most dul- , Mrs. Jack Flesher, Mrs.r Edw:n nat actions; received 11 justice A. V. Criss up 2:25 a. m.; .Mt. yr ~P ;1:40 a. m. ; H. . Adi · ifl:ll\'lg, ' d.~ .; 'C'Y4e llo.l· 01 j;uod Prayer" by Mrs. Harry Tney also made plans for a ' dren, fove attending. •!Stein and Mrs. Eurene Hud- . oef"e warrants and &en:ed State up 4,a. m.; W. li. Shaver. ~own 11:30 p, m.: . S. ~. Paup.ne Sb:veqs R. F 10 · nvestlgated 3 br~akmg Jr. down 5:05 a. in: Morris lip S:IMI a. m.; ~lnf>, · J.ayne; :·aqw to Pray" by Mrs. Stanley Party to be held In Sop. I The recreation committee, .nail. Stevens, to ol Ohio. Jur· ~ohn 'F. l!.ousll!' "We Sllould 1ember. date to be announeed /C<Jttslstlng of Mra, Paul H... I · AVALANCHE CLUB and enterlngs: tr•nll]l!)rted 3 Har~ey . up 5:45 a m.: ville np 8 am. · n.) .Entry, . r•ay· ,.- !Oive Thanks for our ISler. son, Bonnie Staate and Mrs. The Avalanc!le Home Dern- ' mental patients and booked 81 ton up 6. I. m. Food." by Mrs. Hilde Ridgwav; The group voted to save plas-[ Harry Hollman, entertained the ,onstration Club met at the .penons In tba county )all dur- Ohio River- Lock IS, '· · "Prayer is a Help In tic detergent bottles or I children with games. Prizes rhome of Mra. Lteulo RDuah on Ulg the month. ean Bruce down 5::10 &. m.: I _·y· ·.· ·, bv Mrs. David Roush. The ' fol the project of making Eas- 1were awarded to the winners Thursday, Devotions were ted Lock 11. Pennsylvania np !O:Sii '' meeting was d osed by' the Mis· tP.J bask•!• to sell. Anyone ~nd there were Iiiii lor all the / b~ Mrs. Do~ald Haynes. A reactp. m.: Lock 15, Susan Lane •IBhlll.l 1o save tbeir botll•s .thlldren. mg was g1ven by Mrs. John , 12:10 a m.: Kenova uo 3 1S a. 5innary Benetllctoon: · Mrs. ,David Roush P,resided .>r jugs for tt.e Auxiliary may Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ' Smith. m.; Leohidas Polk up 6· f5 a.n1.;.11 et I~ business meelifll!. Tl\e call a member or you may leo Dick, Mike and Denise and ! 'fhe lesson, "Livtn, CreatlvaJohn J. Rowe down 5:50 a tn. : group voted to invite the Dis- ' eave them at the fire station. Dallas Aller of Lima, Ohio, Mr. ly Through Middle Years," woa LOck 17, Franklin Pler~a qp tnct Luther' n Church women 11 wouJd be appreciated by the 3nd Mrs. Paul Kemp, Jeanne held tn the form of a IJ'oup I: 10 p. m.; Lllllaq Clat•lc <• I to hold· their .meeting here 'n .group. B!od Jennifer of Toledo, . Ohlo, discussion, 6:30 a. m.: Lock 18, April. They also voted to pur· Members attendinv we•e Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jemeo R1ckar~ The 111embers planned a r... Woods up 3:45 a! m.: ,chast 1'1/0 sets of paraments Thoma• Grinstead. Mrs. ce. ar,d Linda, Velma Rickard, Ma. !Ivai to be hold on August lllth . . PT. PLEASANT _ .Judson H. Zimmer up 7:30 a. m.; Loclill Jor the new churdl. Plans were c1J Duncan, Mrs. BiU Gr i n· ry Rickard, Mr. and Mrs. A. They also planned tlte.r annual Brake ta chairman ol the trac- 19. Je!!erson down 7 .a.m.: :~ iecuS!ed for the reception to stead. Mrs. Melvin K n a p p, Coe Rlekard of AlbiiJIY. Ohio, club picnic lor Aag01t 2nb. tor pulllg contest to be staged Lock 20, Jeffboat up 7 a. m.: jb<' held at thd Dedication ..rv. IMrs. Harry Boflmait, Mrs. Wii· )Mr and Mra. R!chard Hoover. Cameo were played and pr1ze1 at the Mason County Fair this Lock 21 , Peggy Downey''!' . liam McFarland and Mrs. Iva , Beverly Staals of Akron, Oh.1o, won by Mrs. Abagall Thomp- year. Aaslstlng Brake will be a. m.: Lock 22. Mr. Crisl ·trP lor the new church. -,J: : Those attend . ing were Mro. ·Capehart. president. /• Mrs. Emmett L. England, K1m )son and .Mrs. Donald Haynes. Pete Sommer, Bob Baird, Lee 7:55p. m . . ; Lock 23. 'l'ammy :wtma Rqusb . ~!'." · Carroll Ad.i HOFFMAN REUNION •nd Deena, Mr. and Mrs. Pa~ Those attendin& were Mrs. Thompson and Woody Brown. White up 6:41 a. m.; Greenap ams, J: :! Ml'!!. rHarry Layne, !. The annual Hoffman reunion •llrown. M':8. John MIRtoan, Te: · ~aid Haynes, Mrs. John Prize money lor each class Locks, Mark M. up? . m.; lMrs. \VIIham Powe~ . Sr., Mrs . .was held at the Unio Camp rv Ann Milhoan, Alan Lee Mtl- Sm1th, Mrs. Harry Staats, Mrs. will be $50 plu~ a rosette lor OVEC up 8:00p. m.: Whi,,YneJI ~~ ~· Rpney, Sr., Mrs. Melvin Ground on Sunday, July 16th. hoan, Mr. and Mrs . .Fred Hoff. Albert Thompson, Mrs. Abagail first place; 125 !or s"""ftd place H. dp 3:10 p, m.; Andrew and ~ ra ~p. 'Mrs. John F. Rouso, I ~ picnic dinner was beld at man and Calvin, of Parkersburg, Thompaon, Mrs. Leo . Thump- and rosette; aod $15 lor tblrd Calhoun up ·8:50 p. m ; D~1n•llt l l 1!11 uoon follow<d by 1 business iW Va .. Mr.' and, Mrs. Jamu son, Mrs. Lyle Me<:ormlck and place and a ro.<ette. A tropby D. up 12:30 _a.m. : J. E. \okk· ll Ugllt and. dark cottons, 1 Mrs~_ . Harold . Rose, Mrs. Don ~ 1Bumgal'!l!rn';'Ml'!l .. Edna Burns, eetlng, with the business R. U!ach, Kaye and Devld rf tlte hoatess. will be presented to any "nov· ' '"'T 'KothY, p!ikQI, 1\ll'~., l;lllde Ridg, JOhn Hofl"l'l'.lo presiding. ' Washmglon. W. Va., LIlly VERNON STAR DUSTERS tee" winner in anv class. lows : Class .A - light vrelght;:ll wash 'n wear fabdca In :- -~.J.--._ • ..,. -·Kaylor of Kirkersville, 0 h 1o; The Vernon star Duelers 4-H Weight classes ~ill be as fo]. Class B- medium 'l'"lght: resular and half ••. All I Ruth Moses, Kathryn Mo a e a, Club mel at the home of Su e . . . Class C - heavy welg~t. • ''I'' Mildred Moses ami Warren Mos- Anna Bumgarner for their regu· Hospital, 19 improvmg. All traclol"!! must be! ~~~~~~~ are dependable la"la. es South Charleston, W. Va.: lar monthly meeting. Miss Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Mlller with rubber tires. A.ll b Mr. aod Mrs. Wayne Wlgner, Bumgarner also led tile dev~ and Amanda are visiting Mr tractors and crawlers with Mr and Mrs. Ivan Layne, Pat. tiona! period. The scripture les· and Mrs. Carl . Shawver and rear wheels and or tlree ~:~\:: II ty. James and Barbara, Ander- so" was read by Diane Bumgar· daughter, and Mr. Ivan Shaw. and conlinuoua track v• son, Ind.: Mr. and Mrs. Wade n•r followed with the Lord's ver at Salem, Va. will be excluded. ! Jeffers, Tom, Roger and Janice, Prayer. Poems were read bj Mr. and Mrs. Otha Lleving "Novice" driven will be · ~1m· II SEE OUR NEW London, Ohio ; Mr.• and Mrs. Sue Anna and Judy Lathey. and Mrs. Thelma Capehart ·vts· peting agair.st ''open" drl•vers.ll FALL Emil Hoffman, Bruce, Em • I The group gave the 4-H pledge 11~ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence There wOJI be one contest and Danny, Mrs. Robert Clise and song. Judy Lalhey spoke Llevlg and family at Winters each quall!ying class. DARK COnONS and Angela, p,, PloasiUW, Den- to the IJ'OUp concerning her VIlle, Ohlo, ov«: the weekend. All tractot'll and op<•rabm \1 cit. Geraldine and Wendy Hoff. trip to the recent 4-H camp Ml'. and Mrs. Harold John· must be realstered and have man, Gallipolis; Freda Hart, at Jackson Mills. son visited lrlends · and rele· paid the entry lee 30 mlriUIOI! !I Mrs. James Bart, Alan, Jayne They planned a hay ride lor IIVU In Newark, Ohio, recent- prior to the starttns time of the •C . and Brent, Rosanna and Joyce August I at 8 p. m. and each ly · contest, · Roush, Wendell Kaylor, Zelma member may Invite a guest. Bobby Roush, son of Mrs. Lo- The Ma11011 County Fair Kaylor, Greg and Freddie Kay- Those attending were Judy rtn Roush, hal return~ to Ft. be held August t-Il al tbe Court St. (Jiorrllilrly Phillips Slat.n) Pomeroy lor. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hollman, Lathey, Sue Anna Bumgarner, Campbell, Ky., arter spending National Guard buildings in Mr and Mrs. Stanley Staats; Diane Bumgarner, Debbie Hoff. I furlough bel'tl. TNT area. Karen. Mar ~od· Carol. Faye man, Angela Sayre, Janet Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Don S'U'J'e, Eddie Sayre, Bo b b y Bumgardner. Cheryl, Vickie, Roush, Barry Haynes, Mrs. U Linda and Eric. Mr. and Mn. ton Rousll, Mrs. Adrian Lathey Harold Zerkle, Ronnie end Bet- and Mr. and Mra. Edward Bumlnda, Mr. and Mrs. Friend ramer. Gibbs, Debra, Sandy, TOIJIIIIf CLUB HEARD MARTINI , and Larry, Mr. and Mn. Ber· District Governor Joseph W. · nard Lieving, May Bo w a r d, Martini of Weston visited and Mrs. Robert M. Filland, Pam, spoke to lh e Bend Rotary L1sa, Mark and Dsrren, Ellen Club of New Haven at Its regu· Loyne, Paula Kay Layne, Mn. tar meeting Thursday. Nona Hoffman, Esther Brown, Mr. Martlnl lirst jolntd fto. Mr. aod Mrs. G. B. lfoUman, tary In lt27 and waa a member Mr. and Mrs. Jim Roush, Kim- of the Pt. Pleasant club all bat r .• berly and Bobbj, Dale Machier, lime. President Karl WUea con' WUiiam Nease, Mrs. T. Bert dlll'1ed the !lletling. · WY 2·2709 Roush, Miss Millie Bumgarner, t'veall present were Joe BuiMiddlotpOrt 0. IMr. and Mrs. John Hoffman, fln&ton and Mr. AndersOD of I'· ' Kay and Cristine, Mr. and Pt. Pleasant and Mr. Martini. Members 1ttendlng """" R!t!l~ ard Ord, Jack Fleaber, Qyde Foley, Donald Fogtelo11.1, Hermao Layne. ,Donald F. lloulh, IJoyd Roulb, RDme Williamson, Rusaell Capebart, Harry Miller, Edwin Stein, Arthur 'I' h a b e I, Robert GUmore, Karl Wllel, Lt!wls Summers, ond 11'1 o y d Carmack. IE(,IULAI ;- ' i .· .·News .,j~ ~·fd !"''II! 23 ""*"'* s;:, I t o. Tro~ble" ju~s i r· 'D'a. Brake to Help Manage Fair's ~-·,' . PuJJ Contest 'I R•gu/ar 6.95to9.95 SUMMER ,COTTONS t, ., s $ 1 ..J'i . .JtW ;· ,,.::to Brigij~l . -- --- dJJll LEDLIE SISTERS STl~E SHOP 2mI& I. SPECIAL DOLLAR··, DAYS AT MOORE'S &SUpply Co .Friday & SQturday~Aug. 4 & 5 4 Qt. StyroFoam Ji~~re~~f1 . & ~bott's -~Big Feature R•gular 1.47 FORI)OLLAR DAYS SEILY EE 11161111 HOFFMAN PROMOTED .. 1 , ..' -· for the ecoaomy-miadtd who want . 111100tlt-top comfort • ;,' .. ' r. I r, • Golden Sleepel! Buttoa-ht llleepiq lU1!117 M a price tjlai rill11 ot val-. YGI!Il decree*" 1M fin~, ••'f• 1 4wt It -•year ........ p:iee! . 95 ' -..... ~r.r:. $, JUGS> ~=::;Sl£tl~:G:ll:======;;:;:;:;:llM~r~s;..~Har~ry~s:t:aa~ll~,~Bonn=~ie~an~d - Foreman Ck ·Abbott MIDDLEPORT, OHtO ~-f'~!:"""""':"'!"-......,~--------------l Gl'IIOI'Y Hoffman, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Hoff. ·man, First St., New Haven, was PfGIIIOted to Army Private pay Jll'ade 11).2 upon completion .of bule combat trainlll.l at Ft. Kno1, Ky., June 23. The promotion wu awarded two montlls earlier than II euttomary under an army policy prwldlng lncentlve for o u tstandlll.l trainees. AI many as half the trainees In eac!l tralnlnl cycll are eu,tblt for the early promotion, based on scores attained duril!l l range !Iring, high acore on 11M physl<al combat profleteney · lei!, milltary bearing and le;idtrship potential. During advanced i ndividual tralntn.. allo' ol ellhl . ~ durallon, lboH who rectiYi!d early adviiiCement to E-Z lillY ·be eJjglb]t 1or· another "acee~ aratad" promotion If E4 <prl· vale flrst clull.) ' NEW HAVEN PERSONALS Mr. and Ml'a. James Dyer Of Norfo"- Va., visited his mother, Mn. 11. L. Dyper. On Millay !bey were dlrlnet gueitlt ol Mr. aud Mn. 'Nigel Dyer .t Partenbura. I . It II reported that Dr. R. . P. Brya, • patltnt '" St. .1--~· Metal ·Picnic Ia· Reg. 4A9 Pla~tic Swim SJ~9 · N~1a ·.·a · a·-. '. . . . JOHNSON'$~AY CAl WASH ,! • ' I ,, ' . , 2 'FQR · ~·.·.· · ·,:IN· MOOB,~S· • 1 , , , , I· ,'."1• 1.' ~EN FRI. 11L a.-SATURDAY T".Pi· . ,- .' .,.....__ ... DIJP9NTJ.or· .... . ... ~19· ~c ...--..., · .....,__! fw$1.GO :. ·~ ' ~ y 1 ' ' "*'· • ·· - • Spu1 ~t· on Di SCa..!-~" 111liOn I~ue ~ •· .ChrIStiaDS' . UWIICI ,... . . Yderl"ms ,; • Degreem . 1 ' ... . if .;ft';\ 0., -;~· --: .. I · ·· • ~AM, ~. MliCJN!> .,...,. \re ••••• ;' 10 ....,. • • "Mounllinl o! ll!e ~"-.. nom. llvtiLIIY lbau 10 ...,. . . .. I 111111 ... el~nt GreekJ Jn Ar1Jtollt • 11111t 1111 itMI ft•W Pal•• • ar . w 1!-...,. \flU ·a-·.,...• A,t Its nattonal eonventiOI\ In • .. ' BJ LOUIS CASSIV whlc!l " dlvldlnl 1;1~= NeW York last Dllllllh. the latter to IJ.IUppGSed range · of mo!ID'I~· of at Jet~ •IDIII**Valted PreSI Jntenatlolitl cllt'lattans Wda~ J110re na1 denomination 1\11'))1'18ed ,_ • · of ,l,frlea. of ~ ltai'OIIIJ, ·· · 'l'he young priest waa bearing than any of their old doctr1 vera (and•· possibly 1~,.11) ~SON - Charlea Raymond ~ -~_.w ·bw-.tn;;;;ter;;;;o;;loriiiiii.;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;i-''01.-. . . . . . .·•· • ' down hard on _the olnfuiM• ol ~II: 'de sa 8 tltat the ~g overw!Je)rnlii.IIY e Yonker, aon of Mr. and M rl. l,; . racial discrimination, And he ~ ~VOlved In the Iutton calling on Ill members Charles F. Yonker of Lelalt wun't content to talk Ill c the for 1 better work. actively lor open Rt. 1, has 8J'Uualed fro m Reneralltles. Ho called on the ~~~~ 11 be at the s 0 m • conservaUves h a v MarshaU Unlve!'llty with eongregallon ~IUJIIII'f\ an ~ id ' ol the delinquent. Ute voiced fear that the church . Bachelor o1 Buatnessi ~~:~~~; II llouehll Jaw pendlnC before I e s e ' ssed, the lltlcaJ. become so preoccupied w1lh tration Degree in A c:ounty council. , raclal(y oppr~e other says !lgbting dlf!Cr1mlpatlon, oond 1 minor In Economics. Sud~ly · the ~ eermon w~s :~ex~olt~. sbpuld love lbfse and other social ills tl)at it will Yonker was a member of the InterruPted by a llllld vole~ baseball team receiving honor)(NOWE7 All. AI!K:IU 1 ~~ should not IJeCOme lose sight of its mission ftoln the back of lhe hc!I~ch ~:ed In the politics o1 their proclaim the Gospel. able mention in the Mid-Amer· POeTitV 16. •Couldn't we d6 wll 1111 I IDVO " , F"IIOW Cl\rllt's Word lean Conference In hll Junllll' REYOLC political talk, lather'!" Ther~ P~•~:iter lroup waa com- But leaders of the social and Senior years. He hJaa:•~.!~:/1 FRIDAY & SAT~DAY ~AUG. U 5 · Now u'ror!P the elreled leftil'l 1111 a moment of startle r letel dominant lor 1 lOIII action ~ement reply . 8 Dean's list student, " 0 'i :o~::~~:= lllle~J~:e,, then a spatter ~ yand It still retains vast tbey are Ill It preclselv Sigma Phi Epsilon Social ' ' __ . _ 4 applause. The priest recove : poW~r ·over ecclesia~tlcal purse they are trymg to obey the Fraternity serving as vice pres1 Fri«Yy Night Til a-Saturday Night 1119 ! ! ~hll CIJ)II~ and compe str.111• at both the tocat and who ~aid: "Whenever you serve tdent and in 1965 was namoo • II> ;Ill 4 - - - the aermon. :Wnat levels Its lnftuence is one or the least of my brothers, "Athlete of the Year." He wa1 1 Group Sport Shirts \ ·lA· "'' "" 'ntis incident occurred~= nanected In the !act that no , you serve me" also 8 member of "The RDbe. 1 Group Sport shim 11 1 ' 'IANir( I!OTCit INGtNil OUYIN• month at tht Sbrlne of the ~ S d nomination tnvi!Bis more The Rev. William A. Leadership Honorary Valu01 to 3.65 ValuOI_•_~_ $,.95 y,~1"-lr'Mt•lll-,..,.oih.._IAoJ,,. Blessed Sacrament, • large ~~: er cent of Ill total rector of an Episcopal Church ternlty, serving as Its vice SALI ll!JW ..-A111NJJOH Catholic churc!l m CbeyY C~, budget pIn 118 social ··action which stands only • few blocks president, and Alpha K a p Pa $ Daya 1.65-2 tor $3 " • · ; Md., one of the wealthier "'" e , from the Shrine of the Moat Phi business. honorary Ira· ·' suburbs ol Washington, D.C. ":~~UanaUsls Lose Ground Blessed Sacrament In te~lty. Dlattratu Split He is presently employed 1 But in many parts of the Chase, Md., recently It might bave bappen~th:r nation, pariicularly uroan areas to hls coniJ'egalion why be the conneeticut Mutual L I f e; .I..IUJI.iil o any one of thous::~s o:' Catlto- of the North, the "keO]K>UI-of- that social action " not an Insurance Co. as an agent tn . , churcheS, Protes~ d'tionallsts are now optional extra bot an overriding BunUngton lie across the land For It was po1I11cs 1ra 1 duty · d th I 0ttc; ' . I . deep sptit losing 8J'OUnd to a growing body , · . He was an outstan log r..,. ·I symptomatic o a . I of I gy and laymen mostly In times such as the!'e, FpOrt star at Wabama HI g which has developed In Amer . c er who believe pa~lonalely men have to take sides," School. ' ASKED FOR ITI Dear Helen : ca's churches. It could be youns, said "To remaio aloof from - --1 VALUES $,.50 0 \' TUTHcolumn II for young My cloC ', ta my problem. He called, ironioally, an ecumenical that the church ~."~!d pay,: grox;ps and movements that TO $5.00 lo'll' Men's h;s ttlelr probt..U. 1 0 thinks lie'• human. He eall at split, because It CUll across direct lro~~n~ '? 1dla= g challenge the power structure Pteaoant Vall•y Boopllal :::~~ their tropblea an tbe table, tleepl between sheets denominational lines, united •~f.:: the':~ year, ~ial to ldeniify, perhaps Admllled! None. 1 Group Str•~ Hall 1 Group Str1w Hall 1n tbe if¥eot bedroom, e v e n Protestants end Catbollce of one d n to but ju,t as surely as If ' . h lha 1 llf ancl Sport Hata ~ni ~ ~11 11 wel:n.s laughs reads t)le\ paper with my bus- viewpoint against Protestants a;:n ~v~~ has •re~h~;:,"gical inten ·,d it, with that other Dloellarged: M.r s. and Summer Caps betw ·i'doctataaeriDUI band. He doesn't even bark and Catholil;s of another view· 8 ~sons 0 the Southern segment of sorietv lhat Bensley· and daughter, Pome0 1u ~tb 1 brulh-olf when be gets mad. He just point. cBaptons:• ~·~ion and the sents the status quo." roy. 1 100 wt · stares with his heart In hIs Dr. Martin Marty, a prome . s n· •·rn a day ol revolution, • .. , ' Send :"~~~ IT eyes. He has oppooile political inent Protestant theologian, Luthot·an Oturcb·MI81oulr y just man will choose his Blrtb! Mr. ami Mrs lo YO He! Help US. t h 1~ views to us, so thla makes II succinctly deflne•_ tbe l"ue od. Une with care. He will Rhodes, , Pleasant, a son. 2.95 School 'UO rare_01 en bad. Sometimes he chews up wjth the disinherited, 1 School T-Shirts, Now ,o ' T8l; !IOAXFJI the page of our newsbecause they are good, bu.t • , boll\ tlmt for paper. . 'f, heca010 they are downtrodden , 11 5 a hoaxl!l lln't It! The .rorst tbing Is I t bIn k • . not be<'1Juse i('ey ·are alway• FOR ALL & '" St . ,, rolnmn ob~··· APPRE· he's breakinc up our marriage. right, but because they are Pleast ,. My nurll.and cell jealous when hurt · not because tbey OCCASIONS ., CIATORS. he star.;, at me. My husband Jim tel Ohto cal Patrol Post before school grat~lul, but because they sta11d :l 14000 Dear./pit holnrl bit 1 II kind"ol a lunk anyway. SC:p~robuse: ,;;II be , tnspected begins. The form can be ob- alone; not becaus• · F:vl en 1 Tile loUowil!l How can I break il Ill hIm by 00 Ohio St te )llghway talned from their school or the reasonable and well-balanced,il 1 130 10er slum~ real'• lbeir bell that be is a dog without hurt· b las••s '""'In . Ohio State Highway Pa I r o 1,. but because they have ters aren • Y hlol" f II • , HELP trolmen e1ore c - """ 0 E M . St I used un j ually." f rt b I they'll have to do. ing '11" ee ngs. • Se I be Colonel Robert Headquarters, 66 . am ., 1 fo 8 u LESS P em r, Columbus, 13205. \ ---Dear Helen: IIIOVI De• Qjlpless: Chiaramonte, Patrol , 01 cotirse, at: buses and EGGS ARE EGGS · sL•CKI . . " 5.50 Our dOl ;.u ~ 1 .. . . 'l'lreak It to wh!ch ooe? ten~nt, ~ ~a!.;.ualscbool drivers that transport ~ehool The nutritive value of a.n ......... ·, ·. 4.75 !Ike wltb uma ' 1 v WeU, anyway · ThJI II . rol children will be examined care- il not related to tht color of h~m to tha V!~ :.I I Why don't you write him a bus lnspectlo~ by ~e Pat · fully before sehool begins, but shell. Shell color varies !rom 1. ~1 •• h1m 101111 mof ~ letter? - H. The 1~0 me~ a;: n that 18 not tho end of our job," ,white to dark brown, and color a new dOl ml Dear Helen: ly tramed or. esa Chiaramonte sa ld. ' Is determined by the breed 1 I llad tilt W::~ 1 aaked a Hippie why he w~re d~.\ es. bll rocltlal \ '"''hrougbout the year . we will' ben. '' , 60 I = W IIU 1 beUa OJi hia ankles and ba sa1d, llldA,k!~tut~~.:: ' , be doing random spot inspecNaxt To Elberlaldt medl • tlriDlt 1 "Will. JOU 188, I'm lrylnl to d lions of buses to tnsure the con· IUSTORIC TROWEL "We Telegraph F\owen w"nnaa. Do )~THUR ... ~. and whn l hear handicapped ~hl~ren, ted Unued safety of our yont~." The historic trowel used by )Anywhere, Anyh me'' rontlnue? - "" . . btlll. 1 lmow I'm around school buses w tnapec George Washington In Dear Arthur: ha:e IQIIIeWbere." _ DAVE to determine t1 they meet the tbe cornerstone of the n~~~~~;i :l On Second St. POMEROY UJt.ub .You mllhl start Deer O.V.: nq~ired aafety atandarda · Plan Youth Retreat Capitol Is In the Washln(lon tng can - tool - H. Very funnY, llut it's 1 11ft tabhshed by the Oblo S~te At Old TNT Area replica room of the Masonic \ Dear Helen: from Herb Cull's cohmm in the partment of Education. PT. PLEAS.<iN'f - A youth ; Memorial in Alexandria, Va. I'm 21 years old. My San FranciSco Chronicle, and 1- ramonte said. "Brakes, retreat lor all youlh grades 9:: 1..iiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiii....,iiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-" won't let 101 1J0 out on believe the originator of 1 ne elhaust ayatema, lights, tbrough 12 will be held t b : My lather w!Jipl me when j ke w Comediall :Ronnie seney ctooro and hea)ert ar weekerd at tlte TNT area, sponge! 1 telepbona call I r o m a s'::hetl Y just a lew of the ttema to eored by the Trinity Methodist When we 10 out to eat, · cheeked " man. Pleas• kids when you crack · Clturclt my father holda mY, hand wise be ortg'tnal! _ H. Tile PfOITIOm will be The retreat will provld• 1 won't lene. They re ' .. ale• by Patrol Post eo m· time lor planning of their ... ! I'll elope like my two ~~ B d S I manders aad lebool oaper· aram !or tlte year dlst.U.sliOJUif \1 did at agu 11. They have Ul\l on . a el lntendeata. Prlnte bal own- !Opictl revelent ~ youth IJ1d brother tutored to be Hit S25 Milllon ers shonld <ODtaet tbelr local personal spiritual rommitmeJII. 1 meet (lrll. Am I 1onna be " Sales of Series E-H United Patrol POll for tnstruellon•. The Rev. c. s. Thompson Is - OLD MAID! Statu..Savlii.IS Bonda ami Fr•e- "All 1chool busea will be the pastor of lite local Trinity Dear O.M.: dom Sllares In Ohio were $25 qulred to display • decal Methodist Clturcll. Ask nit 10 years !rom now. miUiolt: durirt~ June 19417. Free- each aide ol the bUJ. These Your handwrlthll tndlcatee dom sltare and Band sales for be 18aued IJy rnspectlnl n.atrot,..,1••• Blln4int of •.' aren't much over the first six months period ex- men." he •ald. "Only ~~~·:.~~~~ D•ar Helen: ceeded t..t year's Bond sales ory school butel wtU be Fllhion an4 FIIIICtionl My brother and 1 are 11 a bj ~I million. Ohio achieved ·decall." ·, 17. A couple of weeks ago we 45.4 r cent of Its annual sales Immediate mechinlcal had a big oriY (beer party) June 30. rectlona will be permltt"'l at 11011 our house becauaa my rltendore T. Reed, Jr., Meigs the time of tnspectlon. Ill were on a bwltness County YOiunteer Saviii.IS Bonda cate ol major repslrl, ~r:~~:;~ the weekend. They . chairman, reported June ~ales menll for a later ~afety '" and cam• hOI!Ie in lite totaled $!M,234 in tbe county. must be made. What a aurpritel Dad Tba county achieved 40.1 per · All school but drivel"!! are CARAVELLI• rverybody home; fiiiiWTaBIIIng cent ollts annual salea aoal dur· required to aubmlt an acc1•~ 1 · • , .__, Accountmg ' ... •= S::Uid .,_ :e ) ( I I t) a 1,..,-...l•r ' r I I I )" lJ-[ " 't p US' N HELE "l H Ien • 'f' . I' ;l l I iI t ~I ' ~I :I ' i i,,j SUMMER SLACKS. Tropical Worsted-! OFF ALL SWIM WEAR' . > 5 $1.00 J::' ~;:or edito~ial -rim =l .. l PRICE Sweat 'hi'rts " l,t 000 School Buses Come Up to Patrol Inspection FLOWERS ,, oO ' Pin Check Work Pants 2~50 Norma Goodwin ::piAl ' Florist ·oross 1 'nk Hush Pupl)i J .~ . I JEWELLED PENDANT I llrWATCHES I J~ ·~Sn:to worst, death and, we ~t~o are~:ma~.:ke;~m~al!· rln(~-1h~e=fir~a~t:·II~DIIIII=tbs::.:::~ib:le:;ntedi;ca:l~repor;:rt'-to....t-belriiiiil ;.· DRE~SES COMPLETE LINE Of MEMS·., . AND WOMENS-~FALL SHOES ' Come In •• Meet Mr~ Howard Foster··Hush.Pupp~ ·_ ~~p. REGIS~~R-You May Be The ,)P..Oud''.&vni r · · 1 (NothingToBuxlof A BASSm HOUND , . \' .. SALE! ,1 . , DYNATOMIC WORK BOOTS and . SHOES &Inch Insulated Boot, Reg. Price $18.99 • $ale •7~1,_7 Blnch Regular Work Joot,. Reg. Price $15.99 ~le :!~+.z 6 Inch Work Shoe, Reg. Pr1ce $12.99 - • SC:ale :>.61 WRITTEN GUARANTEE . FOR 6 MONTHS Down for •••. lpedll 99c PUPOfiT JET UPHOUI&tCIR"''EI ' • J., I ·a ';II '{ ' •·' i, RellpiOnJn· mens9 Sizes 5 to 2~V• .:;All Merked • BIG 1( SALE! '· ~pqnt Sponge.· • . ea. 59c . ••• A / \ TURTLI W4X: fAR CRIMI ' REG. 99c _ _ 691 ,, CR~I ·- ' .·nr six monthil th oiSt of OIA' new M. G. and the 'telephone. · . Evarybod' baa orllel· Ia th).s fair, juat be~ault we 0 I ·c·aUihl? - REJECTED AGERS Doar R. J.: r think II'• aJneer peachY· myself. They ahoqld h ' " SOLD your new ft!.G. --: ~· .,. 8' dO" Pllsti~ Reg~lar2.99' .ONLY ., 1.98 •• 0 ~. MonthofJuly . ' l ;.-\iii " ' '"' trrtl · 11 • SAVE ., POLL~ lAYS- SPECIAL .. '•:"~ r FINAL REDUtr\PN . ' .WHitE PUMPS \ �I ' .. -: •• 7 ·..,~ - - ~ · ~ .. • . .. • I!"' : · ~-· ':. '- '· ,, cOWEE!V 1.' UPINTti' ~': ., ' :SNUFI'V150 1965 51~ 4 DOOR · ' · $795~ IHUUU Series. Red finish, aood tires, radio 'l!ld 'better: Real' · mueaae. ' 1965 FORD PICKUP . $1~95 . 1964 CHEVROLET $2295 2 Ton. 8'" Cab to axle, 1125x20 tires. 292 cu. 1D. •P,Cine, cab very clean and solid, 12 ft. Insulated van body. .: ' OVER Sy11cust, Ohio For F- Estlmatu . · ·I Aluminum Awning• . · ,) tAium!n~m~ Siding tl!lumlnuin JbUIIIfll /' · I Aluminum Wlnclowl &.DOo..- · eC.r Portt.J · · I Pltiot 1 Blown In IMUiatloit or Call Collact 53Uill . ll1aiiFi.; ~·~ov~ely~·J::::II console with AM & llils set sold much ·hlrber.ll This set has record storage. Take over paymenbl of per month or pay blilanee due $113.(0. Try It In your home. Phone 992-2836. 7 31 6te -Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN IVIil. 9:GO P.M. "~ f CJ<6D SOME VITTLES CHARLES LISLE .~' 1 8 ft. Flareslde, V8 engine, heavy •duty tires, creeD· finish, heater, cuatom eab. ' :: Cont1ct: ..- N FIIIIOY, CH0 ~USH& LYONS CAMPING TRAII.ERS Elmer E. White, 404'1-2 So. 4th St., lronllln Ra,..ntatlveln Thb Area 20 Ywn Por · 'fl":.- · tt V. V. Johnson & Son 222-4thAw.,"Huntington """".Ito * ••_,,, ' ·<' "~< ;;.: .-:. . ..... J' ~.t: Mooon, W. Vo. ,.z fl l •I'L P.&NER •• 1;1-~·~ • .••• Wlhlll ......the Al!lfVItef ~ I ._. q~··~ .;~ t,.,,,, il6ob ·~ !!It~~:.:. e'I'OtiR-MtOMEe Lhlhlwil•hf Plc~,u, . TRUCKCAMPD UDIATOR SERVICE AUGNMENT ~ All New Rldlltor Shop AND eC.r eTruclc tHIIter Core 1 BulldeAnyType t01kfiii07Wil KEITH size. All birCh ver y good condition. $22. Phone GOBLE FORD . Mlddl....,., 0. WY Wlf6 $795.00up EXPERIENCED WHm :· HON·DA SAliS & SERVIG ·· ~ ~ BRAKE SERVICE II ONI Ol'at. BLAETlNARS """' 9924143 NICIST PIOI'I.III . • . CALL Po~roy 1192-6215, or contact Mn. f ti'!> WHEN iiiEY 5rOP iO 711/NK / TO PONOEI< Tl-lEII< NExt MIODLII'OIIT, OHIO ------ WURLITZER I" ART SANliOM • ; avooes me WORLD OVER! WY 14111 a Htc LOSEI '006 OAV.S~ MY Ff<1 END, ARE OB5ER)!ED l.lwllngs Honda S.l• Cannan, Peach Fork Rosd. lOR~ frll!i DICK RAWLINGS OH ,DEAA MoVE! !LLIVEVER FINI5H MY -~~-- EiflRYIN 11Me! EVINRUDE work on · poultry farm. consider older person. New ,Haven. Mill, -Ne..( Haven, W. Va., 882-2103. Mr. Jtc I I For Lease or Rant Dawn aeper, 99U348. ·o· . t . --· . 10 PRINCE JIM HA5 l3f!N RETURNED UNOPENED. WA5 IT IMPORTANT r Ohio Boat Mil Motor satW~RINE . 1---- - ---,-STEREO RADii> console com- store location with that could either be ed as such or converted one ot the best TV shop cations in the area. Also, line locajion available for pastry ·shop, flower shop something of the sort. II . terested, call 882-1711, on. 7 28 6tc occasio . ief,sonable WINNIE,'!OUR L.mER Salts 1nd Service Call !J92.m8. - ·' . binatlon. 1967 model stereo AM & FM radio comblnalion, i speed automatic changer, modern wa!Dut console, balance due •llUO or payments of $T per month. TWO good busine~• 1ocatlons Mason, W. Va. One · PHONE YOUR ORDERS FOR DECOt .ED CAKES.- At\ y 1 eacy, ~IM - ~ for Trave - ,' If ' I ' !. EEl\. ' M<.:EII. ~ -- Trailer, Camper Trailer Pick-up Camper Also Motorcycle Insurance a popular rates. $ 10 Uc 7 31 6tc ' . - DON'T pump your sluggish septic tank. Gel Klean-EmAll Septic Tank cleaner. Landmark Farm Bureau. " - ' •. • )1'. ... ,. 7 20 301c :~ ' t _.{ . .. . . ' • FRECICI .U AHO 141! FMIE.. DS l ·: ·, '. LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE! ' ~ By :HAROLD !>iiAY· · , , ·1 1':.1 ·r L' •I I• ' ... ' .. ~01 '<00 MUSt' GO ABROAD 10 FOUI<D 'l!li!R Qlll:i 14t:>R\DWID& BANK Ill SW!'ITERLAND I Br !shed ap1111meats -$20 month and up. Phone Rol~ley and Reed, 119'M7'18, after 4 p. m. pbooe 992-$7l II. T. HAMLIN .. .SUT WHEN I FIGGER 11MIE I 100K />, WIFE, 1'1.1. 'lJ;J\ID 10 11-1' l4'tTlER M't&&LF... . . I . ~BIE A~D SlAts ROOM liDiumlsbed apartment In Pomeroy. Pb. 19U381. u " ) - Rowan Speeeh ~t OU Will~ Thnnday For Sale .: . . ,~ ACRE laril( ll room and located on MorniDC cow. · 18 Uc fiJRNIS8ED and apartmeiiiL C1011 to a&ool Pboue 9IU43l Ill 18 11e iug · Bir RAEBIJRIIt VAN 'BUliN . ' Rd., Rt. 1, Raetne, Obio, Pomeroy, er 985'3824, Chester. 7 26 30ic phone 9!1Hl1,7. a 1 6tc FOOT Chris craft and trail. and Fttuncl er, 130 HP inboard, best ofLOST - 12 weeks Beagle bound fer - as Is, 1011 Brick St., 8 1 3tc brown and black, large flop- Pomeroy. py ears. $10 rewarl Phone PjOPERTY IN Naylor's Run 7f2.4175, 8 2 Stc Pomeroy. Contact Mildred Box 64, RoaevUle, Wanted 8 3 6tp BABY miER. from 8:30 In one m. to l p. m. 4 days a week, better neighborhoods In Mid. 9 a. m. till noon on Saturday. delpof!. Cloee ' to "':~~I Two children, age 4 and school and ehurehes. 0 Pho"' 992-2492. 83 leavina town. Priced fo r EXTERioR au4· interior- · quick sale. Phone 1192-~. · 833tc lng. roof paliitlng'. house bam; interior decorating. Pb. '53 FORD, V-8 motor, automat74US2Z, 7 30 and radiator. wrE!ii(iRand Ellerior Paint- IcW. transmission C. Allis ·. Chalmers with ing. Reasonable rates. na1pn1 eultlYators, all In good conHutton. l'!loM 843-221!. dition. Lowell Bing, 3 miles 7 26 ltc from Chester. Phone 1185-3816. !.o~t 1 ,, t t I . " "~ · ~_,;i I :• •.·a auGs auNNv · 8 3 6tp NOW TAKING AIPLitAnoNS r0a CARRIERS ' . IN.1MidDIIPORT. . ' ,' ~lef\Fty'l M1nlty ' . . . Mkldl1p lilt 10 GAlLON red roofing paint. Herb Williams, Shade. a 3 3tp DANCE Nn :KKXW iQIY'liE BEANS Iii ilpmlob Amerk:a, I h e II .....! frllol denotes a1mo11 &IIJ' of culll..ted be8111. IJI It mean• ncluslvely bean. BPKKW WB NS .-~XZ NI!OJCK NBVV . Saturd•y, Aug. 5, 9 PM·to ' BZVJ HOQII.-IIPOVOVOPL BZHS L.J11,PL .' I QB• I ''·' ', l AM ;r .. .I• ', tha $50.00 t1p ·.,,' . ..r , , ,•· Yo I ""'"~IlK 'l'RDI WOKID, 'l'IIEP.E IS AI# ' WATIIII'VIU!!! JOB 'M'08J!! WHO .AU AJ'IWI) Oi' lr , IIBAW . : ;. ' ' '. ' .' i .. .. '..' ' .' ·H. i ! �I ' .. -: •• 7 ·..,~ - - ~ · ~ .. • . .. • I!"' : · ~-· ':. '- '· ,, cOWEE!V 1.' UPINTti' ~': ., ' :SNUFI'V150 1965 51~ 4 DOOR · ' · $795~ IHUUU Series. Red finish, aood tires, radio 'l!ld 'better: Real' · mueaae. ' 1965 FORD PICKUP . $1~95 . 1964 CHEVROLET $2295 2 Ton. 8'" Cab to axle, 1125x20 tires. 292 cu. 1D. •P,Cine, cab very clean and solid, 12 ft. Insulated van body. .: ' OVER Sy11cust, Ohio For F- Estlmatu . · ·I Aluminum Awning• . · ,) tAium!n~m~ Siding tl!lumlnuin JbUIIIfll /' · I Aluminum Wlnclowl &.DOo..- · eC.r Portt.J · · I Pltiot 1 Blown In IMUiatloit or Call Collact 53Uill . ll1aiiFi.; ~·~ov~ely~·J::::II console with AM & llils set sold much ·hlrber.ll This set has record storage. Take over paymenbl of per month or pay blilanee due $113.(0. Try It In your home. Phone 992-2836. 7 31 6te -Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN IVIil. 9:GO P.M. "~ f CJ<6D SOME VITTLES CHARLES LISLE .~' 1 8 ft. Flareslde, V8 engine, heavy •duty tires, creeD· finish, heater, cuatom eab. ' :: Cont1ct: ..- N FIIIIOY, CH0 ~USH& LYONS CAMPING TRAII.ERS Elmer E. White, 404'1-2 So. 4th St., lronllln Ra,..ntatlveln Thb Area 20 Ywn Por · 'fl":.- · tt V. V. Johnson & Son 222-4thAw.,"Huntington """".Ito * ••_,,, ' ·<' "~< ;;.: .-:. . ..... J' ~.t: Mooon, W. Vo. ,.z fl l •I'L P.&NER •• 1;1-~·~ • .••• Wlhlll ......the Al!lfVItef ~ I ._. q~··~ .;~ t,.,,,, il6ob ·~ !!It~~:.:. e'I'OtiR-MtOMEe Lhlhlwil•hf Plc~,u, . TRUCKCAMPD UDIATOR SERVICE AUGNMENT ~ All New Rldlltor Shop AND eC.r eTruclc tHIIter Core 1 BulldeAnyType t01kfiii07Wil KEITH size. All birCh ver y good condition. $22. Phone GOBLE FORD . Mlddl....,., 0. WY Wlf6 $795.00up EXPERIENCED WHm :· HON·DA SAliS & SERVIG ·· ~ ~ BRAKE SERVICE II ONI Ol'at. BLAETlNARS """' 9924143 NICIST PIOI'I.III . • . CALL Po~roy 1192-6215, or contact Mn. f ti'!> WHEN iiiEY 5rOP iO 711/NK / TO PONOEI< Tl-lEII< NExt MIODLII'OIIT, OHIO ------ WURLITZER I" ART SANliOM • ; avooes me WORLD OVER! WY 14111 a Htc LOSEI '006 OAV.S~ MY Ff<1 END, ARE OB5ER)!ED l.lwllngs Honda S.l• Cannan, Peach Fork Rosd. lOR~ frll!i DICK RAWLINGS OH ,DEAA MoVE! !LLIVEVER FINI5H MY -~~-- EiflRYIN 11Me! EVINRUDE work on · poultry farm. consider older person. New ,Haven. Mill, -Ne..( Haven, W. Va., 882-2103. Mr. Jtc I I For Lease or Rant Dawn aeper, 99U348. ·o· . t . --· . 10 PRINCE JIM HA5 l3f!N RETURNED UNOPENED. WA5 IT IMPORTANT r Ohio Boat Mil Motor satW~RINE . 1---- - ---,-STEREO RADii> console com- store location with that could either be ed as such or converted one ot the best TV shop cations in the area. Also, line locajion available for pastry ·shop, flower shop something of the sort. II . terested, call 882-1711, on. 7 28 6tc occasio . ief,sonable WINNIE,'!OUR L.mER Salts 1nd Service Call !J92.m8. - ·' . binatlon. 1967 model stereo AM & FM radio comblnalion, i speed automatic changer, modern wa!Dut console, balance due •llUO or payments of $T per month. TWO good busine~• 1ocatlons Mason, W. Va. One · PHONE YOUR ORDERS FOR DECOt .ED CAKES.- At\ y 1 eacy, ~IM - ~ for Trave - ,' If ' I ' !. EEl\. ' M<.:EII. ~ -- Trailer, Camper Trailer Pick-up Camper Also Motorcycle Insurance a popular rates. $ 10 Uc 7 31 6tc ' . - DON'T pump your sluggish septic tank. Gel Klean-EmAll Septic Tank cleaner. Landmark Farm Bureau. " - ' •. • )1'. ... ,. 7 20 301c :~ ' t _.{ . .. . . ' • FRECICI .U AHO 141! FMIE.. DS l ·: ·, '. LlnLE ORPHAN ANNIE! ' ~ By :HAROLD !>iiAY· · , , ·1 1':.1 ·r L' •I I• ' ... ' .. ~01 '<00 MUSt' GO ABROAD 10 FOUI<D 'l!li!R Qlll:i 14t:>R\DWID& BANK Ill SW!'ITERLAND I Br !shed ap1111meats -$20 month and up. Phone Rol~ley and Reed, 119'M7'18, after 4 p. m. pbooe 992-$7l II. T. HAMLIN .. .SUT WHEN I FIGGER 11MIE I 100K />, WIFE, 1'1.1. 'lJ;J\ID 10 11-1' l4'tTlER M't&&LF... . . I . ~BIE A~D SlAts ROOM liDiumlsbed apartment In Pomeroy. Pb. 19U381. u " ) - Rowan Speeeh ~t OU Will~ Thnnday For Sale .: . . ,~ ACRE laril( ll room and located on MorniDC cow. · 18 Uc fiJRNIS8ED and apartmeiiiL C1011 to a&ool Pboue 9IU43l Ill 18 11e iug · Bir RAEBIJRIIt VAN 'BUliN . ' Rd., Rt. 1, Raetne, Obio, Pomeroy, er 985'3824, Chester. 7 26 30ic phone 9!1Hl1,7. a 1 6tc FOOT Chris craft and trail. and Fttuncl er, 130 HP inboard, best ofLOST - 12 weeks Beagle bound fer - as Is, 1011 Brick St., 8 1 3tc brown and black, large flop- Pomeroy. py ears. $10 rewarl Phone PjOPERTY IN Naylor's Run 7f2.4175, 8 2 Stc Pomeroy. Contact Mildred Box 64, RoaevUle, Wanted 8 3 6tp BABY miER. from 8:30 In one m. to l p. m. 4 days a week, better neighborhoods In Mid. 9 a. m. till noon on Saturday. delpof!. Cloee ' to "':~~I Two children, age 4 and school and ehurehes. 0 Pho"' 992-2492. 83 leavina town. Priced fo r EXTERioR au4· interior- · quick sale. Phone 1192-~. · 833tc lng. roof paliitlng'. house bam; interior decorating. Pb. '53 FORD, V-8 motor, automat74US2Z, 7 30 and radiator. wrE!ii(iRand Ellerior Paint- IcW. transmission C. Allis ·. Chalmers with ing. Reasonable rates. na1pn1 eultlYators, all In good conHutton. l'!loM 843-221!. dition. Lowell Bing, 3 miles 7 26 ltc from Chester. Phone 1185-3816. !.o~t 1 ,, t t I . " "~ · ~_,;i I :• •.·a auGs auNNv · 8 3 6tp NOW TAKING AIPLitAnoNS r0a CARRIERS ' . IN.1MidDIIPORT. . ' ,' ~lef\Fty'l M1nlty ' . . . Mkldl1p lilt 10 GAlLON red roofing paint. Herb Williams, Shade. a 3 3tp DANCE Nn :KKXW iQIY'liE BEANS Iii ilpmlob Amerk:a, I h e II .....! frllol denotes a1mo11 &IIJ' of culll..ted be8111. IJI It mean• ncluslvely bean. BPKKW WB NS .-~XZ NI!OJCK NBVV . Saturd•y, Aug. 5, 9 PM·to ' BZVJ HOQII.-IIPOVOVOPL BZHS L.J11,PL .' I QB• I ''·' ', l AM ;r .. .I• ', tha $50.00 t1p ·.,,' . ..r , , ,•· Yo I ""'"~IlK 'l'RDI WOKID, 'l'IIEP.E IS AI# ' WATIIII'VIU!!! JOB 'M'08J!! WHO .AU AJ'IWI) Oi' lr , IIBAW . : ;. ' ' '. ' .' i .. .. '..' ' .' ·H. i ! �~ . L ' d . .\ 11-Dal]y " : I •r ., ' ' .,. '. • . i· ' W . ' ."'• . It wao announced !bat 'there will be np meeting of the staff By Charlene.' · ' . ' . ' • and officers in August, and that I, VIS. . M . .. rs, Hueflieh the temple will have a potluck ~ave the dinner In September. Mr.. ' R, 11-10; Lemley cbncluded the meeting . with a request for prayers for A t t th ' 'I . . . , peace in the nation and a poebmyj~!~~~;~re urn o e 'o d time reliJ(ion"-that's ,what is "A Letter to God." writ••n for the Sunday night service at the Middlepo~t · of Christ :., · . David Mullins, a hOopital Members have been asked to come ln''"ld. •ashloned" ~ tient at Okinawa. . . or i~ W.ngham or denim. There 1'1~ !11 lle,, no ~lee· Several ~om•roy ~rea resi- Refr.,hments were tnc1ty mgl)t~t~e sanctulry wtJ; be ligpted .with oil ' dents were .in Zanesville Sa~tr- bv Mrs. McElhinny and lamps and the · !IIU$1C will come from .an• old-fashioned rews da~ for the. funeral serviet!ll of sP.,ncer. ·pump organ. · , · ·· It '"' :~~1'!1,, Mrs::John J. Durst, a former Pu~pose of the. service, according to the Rev. Ron · kle is improved from Pomeroy mident. . . ., Mo~er, ts to lnsull m the hearts of t~ose attending thQ Norma Zirkle's husband is For the past several vears The origmal of Da V•nc1 s spmt. of the old-fashiOned chllrrh servtce, much less "sofrom the .hospil<!l; Maxine ow. Mrs. Dmst had resi1ed in Cin: "Last Supper" Is in the refec-1phtshc2ted" than most to., ----·---~ , . ens father is ill; Harolll cinnuti near her relatives. The tory of the Convent of Santa I day. . THOSE THREE and . f o u r ley sli!ftred partial fingOt! • famiiv had proviouslv liveJ in Maria delle Grazle, Milao.l The old Wicker baskets at- I year old tots at · the ~:if: utation an one hand as the re- ,Zanesville. . · Italy. :!ached to cane ~les Will be County Jad Wednesday rr ' suit ol an accident; .~sro•th Attending from her• wer I used for the offermg and lht hadn't committed any crim•• Hester. gran6ii'aughter of Hrs Mrs Thomas Hood Mrs. Thel~ old hymns, like ~~church in the they were there in eant.t'r.tion !'leutzling Is ,recuperating from ftla Nease Wilbur Hood Mrs I Wildwood." and "The Old Tinoe with a lesson obedience to the illness. an¢, Bert~ faitS: 1. E. Ro~~ . Mrs. Ha..;.y St. Andrew is the patrnn s.1lnl ' Religion." with hand clapping Jaws of God and ~untry being fer IS hosjlttaiizetl: It wa1 Smith, "1". Walter Miil~r. Roy of Scotland. Hi• relics are •ad I Will IJe sung. / taught at the Trimly Un lled j 1 ed that Betty ' Biegs ha't:l lost Millt'r. Mrs Louis RE'ibel. Mrs · 1 The se:mon,_ thP ~ev. Mr. Church of Christ daily vacalion her father by death. I Lena . Huber ' and Mrs. Pl'l'tllp to have been brought t h p re 1' Moyer sa1d. wtii be preached Bible School. , j h l f h' d " _!ead- at the Jtlt!eting we r:~~bo~ar. , from Constantinople (lslafll~ul) . , m t e o d as !One way. The youngsters were giv~n - -- -~ ~- - --a "lecture tour" of the jR!l THE WILLIAM Walters lam- ~ cilities by Deputy Bob Be.gle, ily is home from Mrytle Beach and '.hen went on to village but only after e<tendlng their j for a close look at the !Ire vacation an extra week due to ,. trucks and emergency Vt!hic\e. heavy station wagon damage in Later they visited the po~;t ofBit ac.'Cident there. It took a fice. · YClllr Full Stl'VIce Blnk Is • , , week to get the vehicle tn The children were accompanNew I ' shape for the trip home. ied by Mrs. Don Thomas, Mrs . Mr. Walters was on a shop- John Sebo, Mrs. Tom GrJeser ping trip with - Doxie, Ron!lie and Miss Mary Sue HayP.s, and Sally when the csr was teachers. In the group wet struek by another vacationer Anita Sheridan, Andrea Riggs, who ran two stop signs. For· Mary Beth Hawley, Kristin An· Bt tunately, there were no ln ~ tl!'· derson, Ellen Barnitz, 8 ~ t ies. Perrin. Barbara Grooser, J~y In PVT. JOHN HOOD Heaton, Jason Batey and Greg Monday from Fort Lewis, ll'a•h. Thomas. §erving Mei~s Co1mty fM ooer 95 Year~ for a year in Vietnam. Joh1n !.-=~=======.:.! and his recent bride, Ka I h y, . Member FDIC jetted to Mountain View, Calif. ·, All Accounts Insured Ulf to .$15,1100 Under today. and will visit • rew Tht Fodoral Deposit Insurance Corporation with Jim and Rosalle Hood fore going on to Washington. Kathy plans to return her• .•nd ,.. ·, ' ' Is Attended HONG KONG (UPI)-Heal')' fighting In what the Ru1Si8111 called near civil war In China has spread from Manchuria ill the . north to Chungking Ut tbu west ano to south China, report• from the mainland said today, Hoapitals in Wuhan were re~rted filled with wounded. A provincial radio broa,tcast i from Kweiyang said anti-Mao Tse-tung rebels bad at•.acked army troops and homoarderl Manlst headquarters in Kweichow, one of only lour provloces .' This ·W @@/.,~nd~~- . p· On Our 2nd Floor See The New '6S Models of RCA Victor Television - Radios - · Stere&l .;. Color Television, The 1968 Line From.RCA Victor. ; Also On The 2nd Floor - The Terrific Values In The Models of Magic Chef Ranges; Electric Ranges and Gas Ranges. .,. · OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 .POMEROY ·NATIONAL BANK I ,, ' . ,:r . Ill · · ~ M!'ff S~ YAlq~$ I lOT MENS . v.~~~· S H I RTS ··· ·· ···$ .00 ; ' ') i >. ; ; slfwEAR .. 3 MENS BERMU_DA $4.00 SHORTS ...... MENS SUMMER SUITS SALE SALE SALE SALE $31.88 $47.88 $51.88 $54.88 Men's Sumnter SPORT COATS REGULAR ltEGULAR RI!GUL,AR REGULAR RIGULAR $25.00 $27.50 $29.95 $35.00 $45.00 .... .. .. .• , ~ , ,,. . ,.. NOW NOW NOW NOW NOW $19.88 $21.88 $23.88 $27.88 $35.88 Valves To $5.95 -MENS DRESS ' Sl •••h STRAW HATS $ Misses, Juniors, Half Sizes~,-­ ,. ~~. $3 · J t·of' Qf Valuos To $8.00 $39.95 .... $59.95 . , . . $65.00 ' .... $69.95 , ... lADIES SUMMER VAlUES ' MiNtC.c.P~S :. $2.00 ltEGULAR R.EGULAR REGULAR IIEGULAR 1 Lot of ~"""..,. Reg. $8.95 IICh .. i 5. . M\110" Juniors, Half Slloo VALUES TO $15.95 .Dresses--- Now •&· S14 1 LOT OF DRESSES Volues To $2S.OO, Milito, Juniors ond Holf Slus, now • 00 All NV. 1 Lot of Knit Suits, Shirts •nd Shells _ REDUCEJ? 20% L•dits Swimw..r Reduced 20o/e LADIES' SPORTSWEAR REDUCED 20% Voluos To $5.00-Lodlts Summer 81 ouses Rtpulor $9.00 ·I,AMTS ~ ~~- -"' 5 ,.~; :~:::~:II tmoNDrive·ln YA . Far l'j Dollor Dors _ Auf. 3-4 SUMMER 20% -REDUCED LADIES-STRAW AND VINYL HANDBAGS REDUCED 33 J.O/ ~ /0 "THE TROUBLI WITH ANGELS" Rosalind RuS8eli Hayley Milts -PLU&. - "IORN Vireinla FRif" . Bttl •Trtvera McKenna VALUES TO $6.95 I RACK OF LADIES MEIGS THEATRE Sportswear 1 Lot lvr League Sto Prost TO will be Irene chapters of County. Thornburg, condudress, wm be the ed guest. An im•itation wa~ also from the Wilkesville for an observance on Sept. 15. Announced at the meeting 1 potluck dinner to be held 12 noon on Aug. 17 at Mar'iett.1 ll for members of the Roberta Circle. Refrrshment tables were tered with arrangements white gladioli and daisieo. Phlox with tapers were used on mantel. Hosts were Mabel Denzil Goegtein, Florence Roy Tracy, and Adrian Hub· II bard, who contributed. TONIGHT & FRIDAY Skirts WANtE.D •· CLEAR ,.. A LOT II '" .......,.o. TONI!IH~ A_, · ~ MANY OTHER DOLLAR DAY SPECIALS Jahr Clothier MIDDLEPORT, 0. tiOT•utOi!IJ~ \ fRIDAY end SATURDAY Au..,at4-S "APPALOOSA" {Teehnlcolor) ,Marlon Br,ndo · Anlanette Comer ''THI CORROPT CIIIES" (Te<hnleotor) R&bert Stack ' < me·Sommu NIDCJ )[waD IHOW ITART. AT. P.M. .. ....... . ... ~- • • • •' ··• • · • - • • n • . . - ..... ~· • •• ·- • •" - ,6 at POMEROY \ .r MOroR. Best Values of Th.e,· Yearl - 1956 O~DS '4 ·IJoR .. ··.~. ·.... · $119 1966 CHEVROlET ... ·· ......... $1695 Biacayne 4 Dr. 396 cu. ln. engine, turbo hydramliltic trlna. H~ater, aood tires, Yinyl interior, whlte top over sre7 finish. Real GotH\ 1965 MUSTANG Convertible ·· $1795 · V·8 Automotic 2bBt1 V·Bjenlino, 4-tpeed, 4 new Vlhitewoit ·tim, ea1er, et b~ck -linilh, while top. radio and 1964 CHEVY II 2-Door ........ $1099 liM cu_. tn. 6 cyl, SW. trana. Radio, heater. wall tiret, IQ.UI finish. Like neW ' white 1964 DODGE 2-DoOr · .. ·...... $lotS 270 Series. white finisb, red Interior e ejiL .en~e ,outci: malic trano. Radio and' beater.. lite new 'whitowill tlr... 1965 SIMCA 4 DOOR ........... .' $795 lotiO ~eries..Red finiob, &ood lim, radio an4· heater. Reai a:ood . mtleaee. . . . · ' 1962 OLDl 88 2-Door •... ,. ·•... '$995 V-8, aut~matic. .trans. Radio and healer, &Pod ··ttre~ blue over wbJte fJmsh, Jharp, seat toYers power a~tftel'in& and brakel!, real nice. ' 52 Ford H.T. Coujie 55 Olds88 H.T. Coupe 57 ChtY. 4 o- !Your C,holctl . Chungldng, tbe 'wartlmt eaplllll;·1lite belil of tbt rlell~llt4a.itl . . up the Yangtze 'River uta of MaDehurla "II WuluoA. 1be ogene)' aatd chaoa:" e;di1'· "readlonary . • ~~~~u·:~~~ "'ladciilurra · (aoii-Mao) had ,.1 8100," 1111 ' collsignmenll ot ""''JIOIIfllpiO'flllci ttl •hil)petl up the river chaOf." '-" Wuhan. It said ftghllng al10 l.ad the spread from Wuhan to illlldnng, M10, ebalrmiD · a city of about 150,000 Comm!IIIIJt In Anhwcl pl'tlvlnce. · tdent A l'e~rt prepared by over. 'l'ht In this Hong Kong llste••lng tdde wu said' Kirln located Pomeroy. HELP- ' Invitations for Friends' Night observances we-re read Tuesday night at a meeting of Pomeroy I Chapter 186. Order ol Eastern Star, at the Masonic Temple. During tho meeting p~~:~~~ over by Betty and Guy 1 worthy matron and worthy tron, an invitatiOQ . was r e a from the Wl'bb Chapter 337 Stockport for a Friends' Night observance to be held on Sept. 21 at 8 p.m. Hosili for the affair , Mao, It ~aid Red . GllllrdJ had visited the woltndetl ill ilc"''tl$ls The broadcast from there. As many •a 211.1100 were capital of the '"uthwest reporteo tnvoived 1ft :he ·'l!hlprovince said 1 ing. version of the revolt at lhe The Official ·;'Czecholltwak industrial city of Wuha~ newo 1gency 'CTK · reported central China bad eruptA!CI IOO•Y from P!'Klna lhat bando Kwe1chow's Institute of of hllolllglins wtn! attacktn~ Red logy Gllllf'ls tn Shanghai, Chma's P~ing Rndio dtaclosed for Jar~ city. I~ called the first Ume today blood had been dioturli'linees a ne• class spilled In the' Wuhan ,. where an entire milttaey said ahoollng hR> bllen was re~rted In molt on lor seVeral days In wliere Mao's authority had reported secure. Thrifty! Save All Of Your Sal~jiips frol)1 Elberfeld•· John returns. OESChapter Invited to Friends' Night 1 ·ares ·reas o A . her pacer.(;. Ken reside and Loiswith McElhinney, un· i ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;====--r==============; t wili Itil • School ' G-IANT.. CLEA SHOP AT BAHR ClOTHirRs FRI. & SAT. - FOR GREAT BUYS DURING · . ··,· Z,.':.e:Svl'l/e il . FRIDAY, AUGUST·-4, ··1967·· .... ar i f";;! 'tI lcdfefj"" ...~ ~,.. • f U"""ra '• , . '· ... . ' annual staff and .offtcers t~~i: lbi)rlstma• dinner' was set for lrie•nds:hio I Dec. I! in the social room of be made with Mae the ColumbWI and southern ' ~otat~. ~701 Cullen Ave., Ohio Electric Company. land. and ·' noted ~~·-·--zatlon:,wiD have a ~.th at, th~ .JJ. / !"'::; Ohio State Farrt,!;i ... . ' m .,.., ":~~~;j II ' . . •,<;·. :A·g - . :\ . . I Ihe : several and .a '•t-. ;,~,~,.,. tHere:· A hy'r!ta: !he \\'as read I • ~ .. ... ,.,, uni·tY .' .,... . ~: ·' ' c . ' .. ' . . g\ 1959 CHEV. 2 DOOR · .. ·...... $2.5 19~1 F~D . .\• . .. 4 DOOR .... .........~ V-8, •ld. trano.; &OOd tiru · ' I Public 't ,,' I~ '' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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