http://66.213.69.5/files/original/da0853fc1ad42f1a685d6a3251bc59a2.pdf a7fbcfaab6f5d6770f6e7b9e44cf5a00 PDF Text Text _ _P_a::.ge.c..S _i_x __ ~ ___ ________ _ _ _ _ _ Th_e.::__D.c..a_ily:....::..~_n_t_inel, Pome::rw~·::..:M:.::i~dd~l:.:epo~rt:.:.•:..:Oh:::..::;lo:.,_____,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _S_o_turdoy, February 4, ·- l95~ I uwctJ.nc 6.45, Eve.ni~JG JV. I tlrlt llptllt Church, j llli.lll toopi.C 1 n• •p•rll Of men 11 rne c:•mUe "n k ~ • • ' 0 The Feder1t.d Churc:h, Rev. J B.;.u-:t.e.l.:;, Pa.st w- l'- red i:IHH l,niiJ", ~u pt & 15 A M SunW alo.lu do) .'!enuul, iO JO A M Wor:;tup SO;!nJ~.< :Xllll u n l 11p1oe 'Ce;t. IJ.ack Jl\1(1 tnt· \,aJOCI. ; b 1' M Jumur 1 r u 1' M Semw YF 1'hts .iti \ ou t h :::. u n d<~ y The youth ch.n.lf' v. tit -'>Ill..!( ru ~m bc rs of youth Will h <~l( l ll ~rgc u f lilLll'{)' •Ill worsh rp .~1:\1 1 1ce ' l t\o:: pa.'>'\.Of wtli thave t tte Come and W()II"Shlp . mech 1a111m Yo u <~ re v. e lc<:~.Jnoe Chrnt••n Sdence Soc:i.ty, 144 'ofa.llxny A ~·c, Po0mcw y Mommg S£>rVICC 11 w.ioth Sptrlt Lhe sub- VII }'n:Jll& . r..vemns worsblp 7 ;:~u wPJ.~ uoty 7!"W :rauu~p J\~ tea of ::Juclle(.y wiiJh l... WOillftl. 'lU... uay 7.;su Hlbie 01.-.s at bome , -~llf'S. R.ayiOO.Dd SutJOn; Woon.eoo... 7 o~u .scoOOl o! MI&>I'UflH for Aou.. i ;sO l:Jr. Motr, 1~ ti .. Jr c.boir; 7:~0 GoJden Ruloe cliiL at .home of £ldiao.n aak.r PrHbyterlan Ch~o~n:h, 5yr"ua. Wlll ~IUII)n 86 guoo!B, Howard Rtrppeil,t, Pa.stor Chure.. ::,Ohool 9:;j0; .Hoben Harden. Sup. CHURCH OF THE NAIARENil. Middleport, Rev. Robert Slyt:tn.. , : hurch of Christ, 8r1dforlll, v John Wyatt, Pastor. Bible oool 9 30, church serv1ce1 10:30 th the Lord'a Supper being rved every Sunday morning as e Btble teachea us •n Acta 20.7. Juth meehng at 6 P. M. and , angell!itle service S1111day even,g at 7. James Reed, Supt. . A 1'1 ~ \\l,li !lrll]l ~CJ\'J UU Lt il~l J·alliS, 7 JU I' .11 Wot:~ h t p l;c.rvJcl Aj)Ji l\J L l"l.J\' c l•nun-..llily 7 ;,u 1' M La~ L Lc t>l-i'l l'rmyer mcl•tmg~ ~H ilJUay '/ JU p Ill p;llt~t Lel«rl , bunHa~ 7 I' M L< l .oll l'itlla; Wed· m L~uuy 1 1' M 1...t•W l l t•,Jils, .l\iii~.L< Mccung:i :'-II JOJ)o(lily 7 .m I' M. A~ ltltl lrwvc, 1•1\\tr.'MI<Iy 7 J'. A1 Ed:.1. u ·w~J:t Mathodillol Church, Alfred, M M Utuv<•, l'<~~.o;otor Sund,Jy Srohonl 9 30 Lloyd lJtltUIJ,lUI", Supl, Wur bhtp ~tt•ntt•u 10 45 wt1h M11latd ~WaJ'II:t, Jc .. dm~;:, \\'ednf"b<t.uy l'~• · ntng pr"<tyt'll' Ml1"VICtl:-l 7 ::10, S.U I UI day Fo)b 11 .\t:Yi" Vale.ntmc J"XIII'I.} Oft t•hc ha.hl Church of Chrl1t, Fr1d I. Gsrdlll'l", llti-'> IOr Btblo ~dtool 9 JU Hu."-'!cll WtlsOIL, Sup! Mornml,l WUoriSillp 10 3U top.tc ' Ln'IO(I.~ Wllll out Constl(lucucc", 4 30 Youth H.ally, 73U lwango..-ltl:> ltc OOI"Vtttt~ siaM 11optl" " Why J Atu a Chnsltan Only ", Rrv ht'fl Dunn, Hunt 1ng\on., gut>st bpcakt'll" fur the ' over tbt state today. HJJ}t 38 to 4Z. No. 248 6, Editorial Phone 397 pqot.., Single Copy PboM 3118 ~ow ,. "' .. - - Rom with-partly clowly Wltih enow 'l'u.e5day nurrleo hkely io the oortbeoaL oof I I I t f t f I I o t I t I I I I t I t I t I I ....., •••...•.•.•.•••••••• ••I• ••••••• ~., y .......••• •., ............................ -r.Mr.•loele 19M to.s 6.1 , . . . . . . , ••• l l l l l l l l t t t t t t l t • . , . . . . . . , . o o o oo o o o o oo 0 to I I I I 161 t I I I t t t l harte~ ...... 0 0 .,.,..~ o t I I ttl I If I I Ill I I II It It· 1940 m TO.I 0.1 t.l 1.9 1.1 Announce Plans For Servicing Ministerial Trio ·200 More FanU.lies In County Presents Rotary Jec. 14. Fr.. Mltho41st Q\11rch, H•rrv Bates, Pastor, Laurel CUU. Sunday School 9.30, Class meet1n1 10:30; FMY &ervice 7:00; PreacblDJ 8:00; Prayer Meetln.g Wednesday 7.30. Hyiioell Run Sunday School 10; Preaching Details of Ce.n~l Telephone Pomrtroy or iiVen' to the com Compa-uy'ti oeJrpartS]OQo program m pUI-y's commerei:a-1 C'flPra;en-tatives announced today by William Far- ne<!d not be remade." Meigs County were announced to "Announcmenta concerning Genday by Wilham Fan--w-gto.D. d1vis· eral"s progress In Melp County ion commercial ~ager 1ft t•he Wlll be made as the work progresscompany's diVIsion ont<ce tin Jaek- es New developments wlll be anson nounced as they occur," F'an'tngRural cable and wire extensions ton said. wlll bring General's service tu - -- - - approximately 200 famlhes now 1 ~l:Hi. Chic n' Charming living In part' of Mel_gs County, wbere telephone se.rnee has not previously been available Qr in e'xcbange areas of the MeiQ:s United Telephone Company, which have notified the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio of the1r intention to abandon operatwn and have requested General tu offer service to their subacriber!l. General's constructiQn forces are DQW extending telephone cable north along US' Route 33 from PomEI'Oy to Rock Spnonqs. Th1s ca ble with associated pole and wire construction will extend Pomeroy exchange service lo scores of ap· pUcants living 1n the area along US 33 north to ' the Kingsbury Creek Road. All construction work is expected to be completed and service established for applicants in the area by.... mtd-year. Alao underway at present is a cable extension from the compan)"'& Pomeroy-Middleport exehange to Rutlaftd"" . ~Service for plc<~~B many new apQU4.iiila-:l4. an'd about Rutland wii.J be eatabUshed at an ear,ly date. 'Engineers of General Telephone 'Company of Ohio are now surveying requirements for Dew and additional telephone facilities in Racine, Dorcas, and Baahan areae in anticipation. of eon- telephone 302-J. Th• Flnt 81pth1t Ch11rch, Pom eroy, Rev Ralph Zundel, Pastor Church School 9:30 A. M Mornm.c Worship 10 30 A. 1\i The S•lvatlon Army, Mlddlt- porl, C~:~ptaln Glenna )'itl'll~tiop Ch~o~rch Every SundiY It llllchYillt 10 A. M. Sllnday School and Communion first Sunday In month 11 A. M. Church t•ommunton and ptuchinJ, tblrd Sunday m month 7·30 P. M: church preachln&-Rev. Haf(lld C. Do~'t'r, Pastor. ' C.,rl1tl1n Clwrch If Lont lottom, rvery Sunday 9:30 A. M. Sund;•y Srhool and eommullion; ft r~ t :l••nday in monttl 7.30 P. M. 1 hurch preAchlnJ; third Sunday tn.tnonth 10·30 A.M. Chllrch communton 11nd prelcbina:. -Rev. Harold C D().!ter, Putor. Th1 Church of Chrllt, k•ne, uvcry Sunday 0 ·30 A. M. Sunday St hool ~tnd contmunion, second .Sunr!Hy ln month 10:110 A. M W<'llk 1 hurrh commuoton and pr~achiDII Fint Preebyterian Ch\m;h, How- rourth Sunday In moat.b 1.30 P. <li'd Rupllt'lt, l'm~t;<~r. Ohttn:h .M. church preachlnll.-ReV. HarSch•••l 0·30 Jaml'-" Sooha:non. Supt old r . Doster, Pa&tor. Th1 Chrlatlan ChurCh at tt.mMo umg W'OI'I'ilhtJ) 10:30 tOJlLC "Gr-oot ll:.' IM>I' I'IItc\~ und Smull lock Grov~. CV(!I"Y Sutiila)l 9:30 A. M. Sunday Schoo] ~nd C011\DUIDIOD Sa-ml~"; Ul'<hnultUt1 ;md dn.'it::tlla lion o( <"ldt)l\'1 , We81mtn.!ltd Youth second Sunday in month '7:30 r. l"f'IIAIWsMp Will •RS.Iloist W~tl the M churrh prcachhl& Courtb Sua. tot\l'VIl'C nnd m hho afrern"OIO!l to duy tQ month 10:80 A. ll. tbu.rc~ a ml'('\ rn~ m Allh('..n~; M-onday nl eommunton and proaehlni.-..Rev. 7 ::111 St\<OS:IUI' llll'l"Lit o11t )JB6lUI"'ti Harold l' DOJiter. Putor. . C~rl•ton Church,. - ~lqiiMiry ....tOOy; W01:llt~(li!t)' 6 30 Junlttr L'bou-, 'J P M &-nlo1· UOO ~r. 'Road, Rev Il. A BJd.dle,, f' ..tor. Mt. Morl1h B•ptiat Church, N. Sunday Srhool 9:80; Prl.)'er Meet• ll .Bordon, Pltl!llvr Dtblc Scoboool inv 7 4:1 Wednesday evenln&; aad II JD Arl(l1ta R~l>t.l'- SufJI : MOrD· Church uu-vtce '2nd and ttb SUD· dll)'ii .It 7•411. .m~ W~hi'p JU 30. BTU 6 p . m. Church of Chrlat tn Chri1H1n lUI Church••• Mornlftl Ster & Unron . Guy F' S.1yre, l'a~tor. Blble Enterprise, Rev. RogCU' Bisher, St;othool 9 30 OdcJI M1~1\lcy. Supt. Pa~;;tor. Morning Sial!' Sunday ~llol1RIJIK IS:n-Jcc tu 30; Evewn1 School 9 t.5 A. M. M<irnlni worSerWce 7 30. ship at J 1 A. M. MYF Suuday eveHHih Mlthodiat Church, L. A. nlnl at 8. Prayer meetina Thure-Sangoru<l.er, t•aHtor Sur..Jay School d.a7 evenini F.nterprl•e St.lD.day 9 30 Ernest Cov!"rt , Supt. . Mora- School 10.10 A. M. MornlnJ wor. 111M wort~htp 10.30, 1~lpt c "On fk! , abip 9.30 A .M, YF at 6:10 P. M. mg Buul", 4 30 .Jr and Sr-. YF Evenln.1 worl!hlp 7:80. Prayet at rally, Wednes day OIJ!to Are.a meotina: Wednesday 7:30 P. M. C!bn1r Rally, l!olumbUB , 7 p m Ul Clourche1, L•..rt P1tl1 1 ROo prl!Chioo, "J:hursday 7 311 Cornmi!O!· aer Mart1n, Pl!tor. Sunday School JJUn on Fmance: Sat1.1rda).- J() • · m. 9 30 A M Won hip Service 1 P Qatii!IC'Inrt.lcal Clil9S M. ChruU.an Endeavor 1lternate Chui'Cih of ttt. Nu•r•na. Robert Sundays .at 7.30 P. M. Sl~s . P.nt.nr 81hll' Sl'h<w~ 9.30 ChuHh of tb. N•ltl'tlnt, lyr• ~ Tayl~1r, Sup1 MornJnJ cuse, M C. Larrimore, Pastor. W<ft'hlp JO 30 Voun ~,: Pooplcs Sunday Srhool D 30 A. M. Mornln1 ""0 OPTOM111RI8T N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. Eut Court Street, Pomeroy Offlee Hoon: t to 1%, 2 to I.ICiose at Noen on Tllm.) or mtlk and LATB AV IHZATH ot tu pee.u 4411 10t.e. CI'OII'-d:rapecl to a IOfUy foJded bodlat, comtl from thl Ceil Oh&pmu aprlnc eollecticn.. Two JoW-pl&Ct4: puell rtve tuUnMi to thl' back ot the aklrt. vice who have not lJI'evlously signed 1n application card should apply by letter or In pereurt at the company's business office, Sccon.d Street, Pomeroy, Ohiu. , All appltcetions reee1ved will be exa-mined and the applic-ants ad Thl1 man can give fO'I clependalt.. delivery of vised Bl!il '8'000 as possible COO(:Cl"ning thJJ avaitabioiity IOf new servJCe. "It 18 import1nt," Farrington t.dded, ''that all interested persons ,Place their appUcations now a.s the number of applican.t:SI per mile of const.nuotlon has e direct effect on eonsbrUdtM ch<~~Cges Full lnf.omlallron on tan£f.!1, .prescrlbed THI CHRISTIAN SCIINCI MONITOII rates and constntotl:ool. obarges i.s available at the oompany'-s off1cc. A.pplft;ah<m& pre\"iously matl-ed HINMWI"" buslne""*'• onct .atuilltftts OVIP ol' IUtiiM. h ,_J - -lot """ .... ,.I.. "'" - dolly .. - W..ld· ....... to. CONtNctfye "twl . . . , . fllt1!l penetrotl"' ~~•. .....,.. ---------·---.. IOoctol -- ... "" ....1. ( lmproV'ements In Mason Co. --· .... S.W ,..- . . . TWO·SUITU '25 a., for tftl lll'lle ~ lftdoMd ,.,.. "" chec\ .. . , ' I ,.... H.,.•, a wonclerful wy 1o lily "Our ' - wiD lOIII" , Samsonlte It W tt bhl,. It's a 1 gift that'a 01 proctteol 01 .. 9 ·10 It is thoughtful. You ~n· choC.lrom P"I"Y -·fy loYtfy -r·lhan·loarlior" fln~ thiif wOol and.WI!" ' . cloaoJI'fth 0 damp dcrlh .. :~"" price ronao bonly$15to$35'. r . The JPYJ-a.ns f'Ol' the mlorovc- Woo6gerd, Mrs. James men.ts were dT:nvn up by Otis M Bess Sanborn Rice and 4-H mub Agent Rll6'6'el' Priddy B-lueprint& are oow being made by tbe Appalachian Eleetnc Pawer Oompq. Costs of .the i'ltJpi'Ovements are not known but {lhe boMd rh.aiP aJl aoJoclatkt-n 1oom the Meso~\~ Cowrty Cour.t of $6000 with which lllo 6t.a-rt the work. SUch fun.W were made cases Weft heard I;.~·({;;.;;,. lJ r No. "IXlrchest.er,'' in. the Greenland in · 1943 and of the chaplains: Ll P.oHng, Lt. Fo"- Lt. Wasbiqten and Lt. Gutb. to ~·~·it~•=""::=:t.:·""""":T?::"":::O·:-:-::-:::-:-=:- to the r~IWJ't. ID an mdeHnite term to tbe Girls" Industrial School at _DoJaware tb" mor.nmg, fot' violation of probation, Juvcmle Judge Jobn Baron r~~ding ChqCSJ apiDHfl "Recerrtly," Bacon I'OPQI'ted, ··~tae gtr1 tikipp;d &ehoof m ~abon of proba.Uoo and wmt JOY· ndmg wtth two bo)'8 aDd 8!b.Otfu.or ~d. George Heilman Funeral Service To Be Wednesday Funeral ON -THI IRI{G!IT\I'ST . COINt.J. lUDDUPOIT · - ' , :,_ . ' ' ' 8C!J"VICW for George He!l.man, 92. who died at the home of tns dwgllter, Mrs. WtiUam Kmg, tth.is IOOl'ID..ing Will be held Wednesday at 2 p. un. He wn born 'OO April 22. 1663, and !had been -hvmg wtUl .h1s dau The Lcgionaircs will meet Monday at 7 p m. at the Hall an.(j: wiiJ attend 11ervices at the Cbutcll uf Chnsl in a body. This a~ounce ~nl was made after • S,borl meet10g held by the Legtobaircs gl\ter, Mrs. Kmg, for th-e p~1 si:t at(.er the religious scrvtce bad cmd one half Yi'l&rs. He IS BW"VIVed by one oon, Erbeen concluded. nffil, of P~buf'&b; four dau&:obterli, J~N:I Carr, Huntul.gt.on; M,vrl'le Cannao, Huntl.tt~~ton, Nora Road Limits Set In Salisbqry Twp OUntm~. Re~nolds-bu.rg, 0.. and Neva Kiog. Pomf!I"O)· JW Ooo t~un Jtay preceded hfrn in death, as did his wU'c, Flora Gl"\'e.rrlek Hell- ...,._ 0\her ~urvrvon. •ncludc: HlN'C Iroa tl on Sa li~bw-y ~lP ,f?ad8' 16i61ets Margarot Haut·k, L1Z::>:!l" have been !let at ctgh~ tons, &tfordGenbclmc.r and E11-a. Hetlman, <>nc lng to a report rcccf;ved t~4ltr. ~ brother. Wilham Hetlman, 17 ' Th( rcport11" stites that the grandehtJdron and 19 ~ grtat1d Salisbt£ry 'fuW'l\'iDip trusle$t b.aNe children. taken ncceSllary and legftl Jtepe: to Sr.rvroe& wiH be held at ~·h{' iOt~t sny ot 1111 Salisbury ToWnship RoHdH, when condition of same warrant it, and Uutl Ute moimum weight of truck and load shaU be ei&ht tollS. rma~ Democrat~e-controlled io- vest.JgatlllnS 1'hil: ~ a 26 pfir cent mcreoase m funde <Wer ttae $495,000 .the ronmwt~ ft'Ceived last year I Flood Insurance. Sans. Herbert Lehman D-NY and 1oobn P, .Kamed D-Maa. ..r .... to iM,ro. 'Y ....... dlJce k'll51ation f.or a ttbree billion H doMar federal flood di~ im;ur. program 'to 'prulect tmvl.te ttomoow-DSS and ~~~~ lita. WICe ~ meamre, eo8pCI'Il.8(hd: b7 eena.tw~. Ewing Funeral no~ wl1.h t·ht· Rev. Ray Biddle, "O[(tcialmg, and btmial wW be in 1lhe Bunk(.'l" llilt Cemetery. Pneo49 may call anylimo <II .... t.minll-ll<iile. Segr.-gotion' Sen. A ertson D-Va .• plillllled "'introclu<e a J<lint resolutwo fUVB sbtea a River At 29.69 LeveI'Mon. At .IA.eal B "dg n t W1lh the forecut ol more nill for the area, Ute poliibllitJ' of "Old Man River'' leavi.q bls ~ looms up aa a posaibWtJ. According to a repor~tho u. s. Corps Entinern. office, tile stage of ri'tl!r -.t 7:30 a. m., todaJ at Pomero)' waa 29 69 and falUq. A apokeama.n for the Enc1neerJ stated witb tbe flll of more rain up the river and iD. our area, the probability of it fiaodtng is now possible Tb fiood atqe at Pomeroy is f1 feel Tempentw-e raqe Sunday, 19 to 38. Temperatllfe raqe a :year 110 was reported to me " TIK! Juvemlc Judge alw reprt00 !.hat a 16 year old Middleport RFD Juvenile !.bad .tus driver's hce-n.:se BUspended for lihirt.y dllys fur speeding of'li Route 7 tJbroug.h Sunday, 2lS to 36. M1ddlcpol't: The 8ITeSt was madt Preclpitatiou for 24- hours endiq by t'ha Mi.ddlepmi, au010rttiu. 8 .p. m. SuadQ-. Dillie. Humidity at 8 a. m. Sun.41V', 11 Emerwncy Rwn Pf'r cent, at 2 p. m. 74, at 8 p. tl. Tbe PomerOr Jl.m.CTgcncy Squad 84 took MrS. WWfltWn Older, Ftvc Sunrise today, '7:34 a. m: aunaet Pointa, to•lhe Ho~\Hospilal, Sun- 5:49p.m. day Morr\if!'. ,,fpr, matcrruty pur- Moonrise today, 3:41 a. m. moo• girl, and this l 'the two hav to Bacon. the gul bad been first reported to bave been prom~scuous m 19M wrth an oldft' man }n Toledo; and later on in JuJy, witth ~ boYB she met .at a tavern m Gall~a County. Sbe was -placed on probat.ron by the Juvooile Court foc. Ute RCODd lime m July Bar- pit"kup u-uek, although, She (MIT Gilkey) !bad wamOO. lhem not to-. Bar:hvm and Duekwortb wafile Jtrav.eltng west on Route 7 «PQttoed the two moo in the truck the.sded m the opposite ~ion. The two la-w 'Oftkers tlhen followed t.tlem t:o a Rout-e 7 ta'Vem w.bero :they ma-de tthe tirt'Etlt.. the Government 09er· ati01• ComnUt.t.ee I« S6.25.000t to 'l'eqllellt by ~ :e~~wd~~rr;: A 15 yoar old juverule. fonnerly of Pome.r-oy RFD, was seoteneed trom was ealledi Sat\l'.t"<lftY n1gbt by •Mr., RalpQ Gilkey :aond' ilold thal tWil' men ~ere, beati~ up her hUiSbaDd, and to eome at When be Deputy H•rliHi" Duekwurbh •arrived at -tbe they IOUJ)d jloljib ,, GUkWt •P" ·ond Mo.. "Gilkey .' oaid !IIJI[t,[j Olark .and SWiometz wore I'Cspo-n«ible and .bad also taken, wH.bout Gtlkey'H conserrt:, t.herr 1948 l'"ord A House Administratum suboommtttee on aooount:s oonskkred a eight (!(her DelnoeratE IS much ~ ~ lePslation ~ by the Eismhow-er admmntr-ation. Gl SoiJ)ob: ~o Senate lnve&ti· gdt.i~ ~bomnmittee called for m t'iS IOil (JUesticaiJJg Dr. AimeUe RubeD0\her eongressronal news· ste111, wt.o wa idenUf\ted iD earilmm1grahon. President Ei!len- Jer 1d.imony as a Commvnilt howcr ongidtaUy was t"O b.ave sent wlule sh~ can a Ve'l.er.ll15' traming •hl'!i ~mmJgr:rtiOTt mea;.age to Con- .tetw".IOI. The nbcomm1ttee Aid ~ Senate planned to Th-en !It-art the votmg on ll?oildcrs the controvers1al gas bill Itself. The measuN! would exempt producers of natural ga:s from direct utdtty regula-twn- by the Federal Power Com- • ~porlod. Aooording f!y f« eCect.Jon.year mvestfc,a,t.ma or th.e F.ts-enhow'er ~mlstn~. ' T Rates ' High ax -. G'If} sentenred W>illilo J1o1i. For Depositors to For Violation !;.':.."'::..~ ood Of Probation • . snult of a Harrisonv.i!lle tn.an and t>he ·theft of Ms flrock. Satw-day ntg:ht, Deputy Sheriff Leroy Bar- trum lnvestteatiOD'S. Democnrt:~: ud Repubi•CMlS took behmd clOISied doo~ t·heLr ar&'UD'IenU owr whett.tt the Democratlc<CU~Crolled Oongrei;IO ts ask>i.ng too much moo- it Tuesday instead!' 11 report. train.Htg Veterabi! - irulle ~ 01. ed till! messa-ge ca-Os for refGrnu m the controvemal J.fcGalT3.D- Bfll of Ri.;hu '¥bile MrL..RulteaIStt!iO Owned A from 1116 to liCit. ava.dable ·undero a bill .sponOOl't"".d Jack Clark, 24, 31\d R.a-Jph Steinby Sen. Er Bartlow Joneso and .pas- metz, 20, both ll)f Hat'J'i.sorrvi.Ue sed m tbe State Sen-ate tn 1955 are being held in the county jail Two cam))t will be. held m July for invastigationo in· an alleged as this year beewse of the rovererowd ed -oondi{llom when -ttve (."')Unt.')''s 'l H rcmnfS'ktw swBrmed rt.o the tmproper mfluence or an attempted bnbe. Sen Fr;mc1s Cas.e R SO told tho Senate Friday tha t an attorney who, he said,. was }nterest.ed 1:11 passage of bhe gas btll left $2500 m cash w1t.JJ one af hl.S South Da kota fri-ends as -a campa1~n contrtbutton after satl.'tfyJ ....- t::nnselt .. ., that Case would probably support the btU Jo~ .,00 Knowland saM w• 128, Chaplain's Dly" (rom the Legion News which told sinking of the Troop Mra-itime. Tbe Houare ~ Horine OommiUeo, ..,.... to 1m. pzvv.e labor-maDIJftb,eut ~ m the frequently ltritM'iddea mMit.ime mdualry, beld aecret meetings Vlli&b reprflieDtative~ of both sides. l lmeshgatro.n of the QUestion of gr,_ to&y However he pill ,Legion's "Four Walter Aet. BY UNITED PRESS Senate Jeadters urged quu~k a~ proval - y fw n-eat""' of a b-kie-t"tbbon committee tJ> m'Vdl.lgate a ptWBibly unpooper at«mpt -to mfluunce a member's vote. on t1le natural cas bill. , The Senate was or.llfd mto 6esJ)OII two Gours before H:s tNr.tl meeti'lle time, ostensibly t<1 v<lt '! on 1he .gas bill af.t.er lhrt-e- weeki of debate But Sena1.e Democrattc Leader Lyndon B Johnson Tex and Senat.e Republican Leader Wdham F Koowland, 0-.tlif , 5aKl thzy wouW first ask the Senate to order an they hopod: for qmck apprlWal of <."'UU't Harry tM- proposed mvestigation lo proteet tbe eood name of the Senate ;:~~~~E~Ej~:J""' lhron The wc1aht limit of Jruct" and fUR~"ITilE - ~~:~;~1":.Hddleport ~ $~ Harrisonville Mystery Man Men Held In ,Correctly Named Assault Case As Walter Hamm Petty Larceny Is Charged To " Local 'Resident B·AIER 1 Challtain 'of the Eighth District and pastor of the Mt. Herman UOJ.ted Brethren Church in Meigs County. Mr Thoma lfas the guest speakCriswell, er for the fervice and he read tbe story of the begin~~~ of "Four- " ~-I. ...... --- While inWxicaied - -- -- -- sheroiffa deparimteni " ynsafe OPflt'attoo- Wilbur Van MeleT, Guysville, forfetl.e-d a bond'. He is cbqed with C<ISU, and lierved the ham dinn~r were Mrs. L. W. Mc:Cornas, Mrs. Robert Hurley, Mrs Perry Mitcb, Mrs. Ralph Radcliffe, Mrs. Harold oot been prefem!d as of yet. t•h- tit; 1.be peace while mtox\eat.ed, Ofa L. Dailey, Portland, $10 and Feeney-Bennett Post, ' w-ere tined by ina The program next week has been pl•nned by E. 0. Hall who American Legion, observed the will introduce Bart Benedict, Natio~al Leglon'a "Four ChapPublic Relations director for the lains' Day" on Feb. 3, by having a Kaiser Aluminum and Chemical publie religious seniee at theU' Corp, Ravenswood, who will be Hall with Paul Haptonatan, Post the guest speaker. Honor students Chaplain, presiding. Frank Cheese from Middleport High School will brew, Eighth DiH,trict Commander also ,be present for ,the meeting. spoke briefly to lhe 4udlence and MethodJ~t women who prepared mtroduced the Rev. Weber TMma •w .,.' ' ment relaUvee to the World .J..f. fairs tnstitute' which is scheduled to be held in Clneinnali on March Plan 4-U Camp FOUND FROZEN IN BOX CAR ••t•INM!onlt NWIPOPH, pub. Friday evening at the Heath Mel- the OhiO s W1ldhfc Resources booklet published by the Division of Wild Lire, 5100 ?ublln Roa~, htgh.quaoMy-mHk "Jau.rula C." Col':'mbus Anyone mterested m wa-s a jumor three year old and havmg one of the well illustrated was milked two t.irn()S da1 1y fey booklets may wnte to this address 305 days while oo t-est. She met and enclose $~ for _each copy calvin,w: requiftnumta. A general discms1on was held after Harry Barnes read a state- Syracuee Jtaclne, :ftutJ.and, Rock lmpt10vements .cal!IJ for .a :new Spring; Dorcas, a~d Basban. k1tobon and baremenl add1tion to Farrln.c;oon recommended that the camp whi-ch Is located' at any PtltlSO'ns deslrinll General's ser- Scru.lhskle in Mason County. NOON Seveo per80u local magl&torat.M over tbe week eDd; ooe man pos1..«t bond and one boad Jorfeitw-e was made In Mlyor E. F. IWbinsotr's court Saturday mght, tbe- followmg were fmed: Albert R Keeton Jr , M"IOt!l'livHle, ~ and <'~. d.!feclive broakes, Harold Reeves, AIbany, $10 and oostN, Eugene ReeYeS A:lbany $10 and cost.-; both ~ere oba;ged With dilsturo: 051 grams for the Conference durmg the meetmg and Dr. K.. D Amsbary, displ,ayed _the latest Issue o.~ Ptans for JmiJ'f'<lvcment6! to the Mlddlepoo"t ,fiXChru.:a;e l<lall calling MlatSon Oou.nty 4-H Camp were area, wbich will iaoliide the com· mad,) at 1< f'ecoent mffttnJ!: .of the munities- of Pomep.oy, Middleport, camp boord in Pt. Pleasant. School 2.30; Holiness mectlng 3 30 Open Alr Servlee 7 l'. M SalvatJon meetini ,.30. A minstenal trto presented speclal music when the Middleport-Pomeroy RoLJry Club met pounds of fat, according to the Amel\tea-n Guesrnsey- Cat.td.e Club. Th1s produehoo ma<k!- in 'llhe AGCC'~ Herd lmp~vement R,{:p tl"y is equal oto 5300 quarts o.r AU arcu re.ferte<t to to will be in the Pomeroy- Rummell. Special Program Met"gs County Guernsey · cOW Makes Record incorporat~ Sunday Chrhtl1n :ttbloS _ye~. • ed Seven Are Fm In Local Courts . 1'eekend Durmg hO<tist Church. The Rev. Howard Ruppelt, Rotartan. mtrodueed his guests. The Rev. C. E. Hl)yt, Mid· Uleport First Baptist Church, and the Rev Leshe Kunze, Pomeroy Umted Methodist Chlll'ch, and the trlo sang twc hymns accompanied by Mn. Paul Haptonstall. Ed1son Baker, president, prCsid· ed at the Open meeting and introduced two Gallipolis Rotarians: Rosa Flemmg and Harry King. Plans are being made for the Jocal Rotarians to join the GallipoPETERSVOROUGH, N H.-A lis club in a bus for the trip to the n .'gJ'St.ered Guernsey .cow. l.oowit Dbtrlct Coo!erence to be held ia Grove Jaunita C., rnvned by Edi- Zanesville. .son Roush, Rae~ne, Ohm, :has oom" pletcd a production ~cord .of 11,- 1 President Baker dlstr•buted ~ro- 388 pounds nate Lnmediate Investigation Asked On Attempt To Influence Vote General Telephone To Ex RMChvlllt Ch1r. ., Rn. JlrMI1nd orris, Pastor. Services at Jopp.1 30 A M.; Sunday at 10·20 Sun417 School at Long Bottom II 20 A . 1 ; Preaehmg 1ervlce 10·4&: Sunlay School at Reedsville 9.20 A. .t:. fr~aebmg 7 30 P. ~- WSCS at Jasement' of Reedsville cburcb A ·, 1". ::-,opncr , l'<t~>wr. lf:JU ,..,,,,_,.otJ> ::t L\1"\dll', J' tuu u;, lU J\J in t.be soutbwat ud •Prudilll ·w& Llle 'Wotlld !8 uul of Jom'' , b,.. uf the ]e;,json ~moo u-otdc rt l -:x l f€l&eb. mt W do thy VICe 7'010. v.dl fu1 t hHu art my GQd, rtJhy ST. PAUL'S LUTHERA~ :;.pu 11 L'> good , lead me mto .t!be 1 CHURCH, Pomeroy, L. M. Mob• lanrl or u pr~l:(hb~u.-.:s Pal..m.s ~43 bolf, paator. The piitvr a plann· 10 Sunday Sc·hool lO A M WOO mg to conduct mid-week Leot~t. U e!i.d<~ ) o•vt' ntog s er\'t('fl at B The servtce, Tbe hns~ Will be held on pu hl w h conitalh' tnHtOO to al- 1 As.b Wednesday, Feb lMb at 7 . ~ ... t1 111d ItDadtn.g TOOm w1th :>Ide . o'cl~k Themo w11L be "Behu>t·ntt an{'P l oet~te.d <~I n~<~r of c h-urd:l Your K1na:" His Crown- Hts Seep upt n w t.rm r uhl1c MnndO(i oand 1 ter-Htl Robe-1-ltitl Kmg<l.omW r: dnt\St l<~y from 2 to 4 P M HLS Oredent1als- Hts llomage\Jmted Methodit.t Church, J. H~ Death The publtc ~~ jnvlted 1 t•.-;lw Kunze, Pa.-.Ltlt . Ch\H'cb THE RACINI! MISSION, Ch1rln Sch r,ul 9 15 Thou SnutJ1, Supt., Bush, Pa:rtor. Sunday Schi}OI 1l! Wor.:>h111 ScrvH:c 10 JO " Compa:;s- a m. Sunday cvemn.r: worshtp wn a llu•tsllan Vri'\ Ue ', You1b 7.30 p. ln. Weekly Pr11yer ServiCes l' ('] ,liM.,htp 5 :>U, M'O"n~la}' 7 15 Of- Tu1!21day 7.3{1 P- m Portland ser t 1e 1aJ Bo<.~rd MocLmJ: \\'cd.nee.d:ay VIces Prayer scrv1cc Mond,ay at 10 :1 Ohio At·ea Ev.uJ!;:dJstlc Hally 7:30P-m. Rugular church .scrvJcc' 7.30 p 111 • 7 Md I \" 1 1 · Fnday 111 (.IJ IUI!I IU::>, •rwm~J.ilV RACINI AND GREAT BEND Wf'tlk i.lJtb-l c Stud y, f lhUH'id.ay 7 < hn11 lt l'hcar~.d Baptat Church, Rev Wesley JenMethodi1t Church, R•tine, Jo.,n klns, Pastor Sermon Topic "DtvEIWliiJd, Pa ~ tor ltEI(.' JIH', O;~k tdHVI' me Rule". Sundny School 9·30 a .l\nt 1qu 1ty , Ynrc>JI 11 1m suttun m Sunday mornmc worship 10:4~ l'r ay('f .. a m (Racmc) BYPU 7 30 p m 1,. 1 mun " J'hc p~ JWCJi ul ll<~n m·· Su nda y & hoo l 11 JU A Sunday evcmng worshtP 7 ao p \T . y .,11 1h FL,Ilowslllp n I' ].1 , m (Great BcndJ We ekly Prayer 7 30 !' M Wednesday 7 30 p. m h 1 ~ervices J-.\'o•nm g WmN t[) ' CHURCH OF CHRIST: Hi11nd (),,k <.row· Mornm g \\-nrs!up '' 4 ~ '1. \f su11 day St hL)()I 10 45 Chapel, Rrv Edt son Weaver, Bible School 10 a m Supt. Henry 1· 1 Ehl!n; Morning ~wrv t ce 11 30 c c 1 S u11 •Ill ,,un c1ay ..,L , t m~1 111 • A M; E , 7 30 A p vang:elts!JC ~cl Vtco 1 \ II 1 W I 'I . , ur n ll\ '1: m ~· ~1p " \[ ' Ynr•·~t How !\~or!llllf.: \\ •~.'l.lllp · · 0 A M. Suu~.1y Sclwol 9 :'iO A Gr~ce EpiKop•l Church, E1101 !'If Offii·J,d Board mr~ltng Wlh Miltn Street. Pomeroy. Rev. J hr ld i't ·dav r vcn til'g at lite home Edwtn Charles, H.ector, Mrs Ce of :vr. ~ Am u• B.11l o.v dln: W. Clark, or~;:o~ntst. WorshiP An !tqml ~ Sltnd.•y &h110-l 9 30 and sermon at 10 30 A M. Holy A :\t 'l'ilur<;{la)• eH•n J n~ wor~htp Commu~ion ftrst Sund01y tn month 7 3!1 P :\1 'l'hu l's(tay Y oiLtlh .f tl Church School, BeglllnCt8 and lnw ~ htp ti :.10 1''. ~~ l'rtmary, 11t 10 30 A ~t f<' o.- tnfor work, Methodi1t Church, L1tart F.1ll1, n~oll l on conccrnmg our l:. ntJII<Wh iJ c ehttne Oh.io Cloucb and mild. with rata J 1 • orui.OI'Ien, Dy .Mrs. Paul Szruu pastor. .aible Scboo.l 9 30 l...e6tfh U,>"lor, SUpt; M~rm g preaehinj :;erv1ce JO.ao, Y n& Peopl&J' alld the meeting 43.40; angellSUe Hr· JUl"l WEATHER lff~el~..: ...~·~·~··~·~...,._~;;;.;;pj:;;;:a;&--~:;::i:'-;=;:::-J l i~~~~i;,Z4:S____Edi;;:i~D~e~~o;ted;;~T~o~T~he~~~~~~t~~-february J wv COimDI.W.1W1 10 1.5 &to ''belt ~tiM.In ~o,:tlQO.l Qf ~Jl'S fQl' of tiM L.orQ. {t'roverb, :lO.:.O), a' C. E. Ho~ ran P~tuc. Uburcb ~I II 15 .t C!~, Supt., M.omw& l>lliP and e ' WI VIc~ • PQIICS•. Its ::· :~·::c' -'---- - - -':.:•:e."':..'_od_•..:'.:.·.:.'c.2':.:Z8:::.•::·. :m:c.:________ DON'T EVER DO THAT AGAIN �~'-Jiog~:,:l!.:!:.WO=:::l"C~>:•:;:·:::-=·::::··;. :;I••: -;~-~~.z~::.·. :·~~ir.;.·~:;;:=:=;·· :--------Th~::e_:D:-~o~il!v_~.Sen•• nel. Pomero~·MI~:-.I:e. o~.,oc:.:rt. .~•.'.~.Oh~.;;':'-!0~':'~:!;-·~"f~~-:-,:."';..~l?~·~·=··=:;·,~';k~:::r:::;.;,.-: :r~r~,;;-~;~-:-:-~--:-:=:_:M_::o:::.:_:n:::d:::a~y:..,:_F..~:'_: b:.r: :.u: :a:.r:!..y~6:,~1:..9;56 The Daily Sentinel I On The .. OE'W'OTED TO INTERESTs OF MEIGS-MASON AREA REYNOLD E. GREIIENI RICHARD 5, OWEN Sentinel, Joe, at 110 M~ haotc St, Poml'roy , 0 phor.r 398, edttortal offtct' phont" 397 .Enh•rt>d u st>ro nd Pomeroy Ohio elas~ m:~llm.e: ma11t>t' at th~ Bu~lllt'SS C offtt'e ltlt Unltellf Preu Staff COt.,.spoftdtnt SubsntptJOD rates Dehvery by earner where availltble 30 cMJts per wee\" one yen m adva~:~ce 8l The Da1ly Sentinel olflce, $Ui 60, s1x months, $7 80, three months, $3 90 By mvtfll" route where avtulabk· one month, $1 B)· mat! one y£>ar $8, six monlhs, $4 ~. thrct> rnnntha. $2 50, one mon th , $1 \, AConfused Supreme Court wher~NlS treaonly be under the aut.hortty of rhe Un1led States" or I he ~ ~~ COR'~>tltuhoo n~ 900 Uruted Pre&S correspondents. 1000 around the wo1ld look ahead at 10 30 the news thot wHI make the head· 1100 lines. 12.00 I \' ~ '/! Hottest bet around the Wtute House is that President Eisenhower Will announce h 1s second term decuLOn between Feb. 20 nnd March 1 People around the Prestdcnt expect him to keep his de cwon a closely guarded secret untd the ver y moment he confid· eA it to the Americao people. Probably over a nation-wtde telcvlq ion-radao hookup. Therefore a C'Onfu!«'d Suvreme Court h as •held thai a tJ'611t y Reed It u:; bct'DWIC the Supreme Coort not 00 tn purMJitr\00 of t·he Con · overl.ooketl t!h1s pomt thai 11 hPid slitut wn that treat ies s ubsequent to the 'llh.e explana1wn is tlus The adop.llion of the 0o1JSIJ11ltl(m do The Umted &tattti liXl"Sted befm c not need to oonfru-m to 1t the Co~.ltUtiOIJ wa.<; ratt(u~:i. a 1'h1s has g1ven th~ P resid'f!nt pt>ri-od of 13 )ea.I-s from July 4, and .bwo-thirds of the sooal<". or J176 Durmg t.h.IS' llllle we had en lin lob& ease of -executive a.grec 1ered mto a few trc.M.tes wh 1~h m e nl~, trhe Pres.uient and a for tthe C111mers o( t•he Coo.~lit ut1 0n t!ign pollllCJ.an, 11he power to rewantl'<l to keep 10 force Am ong wnte 00" destroy the ('o~; lttUtl on them ~the t.-~t y nr Jl('l!l«' llot1'h i'tsel( F.ngiPM This I'S v. hy the Br1eker ame-nd· HeMe the lanb'Uage "uod r.- trliP ment Rhould be adoptffi >a uthonly uC thl' Unt!.._'tl Sl.llH'S - -· -13 STATES CUT TRAFRC DEATHS not !Tee w:W1 $heir fish~, a fatot to which 1 .radily J8III'Md y I have uft('G) frequented PUblic bam RUARK REPORTS On Being Castigated before elalma Ulnlt: ud _.. was Clattened by a stnneer for jUIIt be.~ng By ACommie Group hilndy My 13 Vllliliblre ')QI eome as. B delega.hon to lfiiPI"'Ve me and they aB!tl:ed me -to esplain my cat)iielh· r-----------------.--------llllc In tru.n tc: rntalitlea In 19M from 19ftt, •ccordlnl to Natlonnl SaCr•tv council Btatlattca. Blagest decreane, Idaho, 23 per cent, Jllg hway dcatlla for all United State• t.otaled mo.-e than 38.330. ~--~ my new ' N EW l'ORK ~ Arter the fnRl1 !on ot 11 nmaU boJ who. wanta thA dump trmk cuuently bfoln1 piDyld with by unother l!hl. I .o.m p()Utlng toduy What l crnve 11 11 key. ll'a a apeclfl<' key-that to Oram@r~y park, and the more 1 think nbout tt. the more I suppose that nearly everybody II\ Manhattan haa wanted one at one time or another. The trouble 11, the only way you un buy one 111 with an &partment leaae. Guarded 1temly by tour hu. . ••tea, ar.mercy park 11 a 1mall patch of land ill what you mtgbt eaa •·tower mtdtown"- an area from 20th to 2tat atreeta. bounded rather roupry on the wnt by Ji'ourth avenue and on the ea•t by Third. For all I know, It may be unique-the only park ot 1111 kind wher. you muat Uve alonr ltl boundiU'l•• tO Jo own a key and thua be &ble to tnln u. Oramnq, PGrJt. Thue dll)'l there Ia a qUill, almo.l a torpor, about thtt place. On aunny daya. Lbut mon.lh-. we wtattut one• want fly and tee klctl. nuraee. old folk and proud younc mothert feapiJII', tdlt1n• or ll&ndlll.ll' lnattle They ~~t~em to pay u• no never mind. n le' AI C11o.,._ u In •erkelt.'JJ Square, thty have walked throUih a door Into another eeatury. • • • • Tllll PARI[ AND ns J:N'VIROJIS. back in the Jat• :IIO!tl. were & ltroaJIIelr.t ot .oet.ty. f'lllr CQoper, Who tCiunded Cooper m 1tttut, OllC41 llvecl tblrt In hll tabuiOul mu.lon with tta own private ~room. eornpltle wtth U bl& mlm;~n. At Oratntf'CJ' Park Hortll, hard by Lextqton aven'"' Jtvect Cyroa .,, ._tid, In WhOM Mme pllwl ' " " made tor th lay~f. ot the 1lrat abl' and acnJN U. atreet onct ttood \M. home of Stanford WbJte, the Jl"Nl an:hlttct WM untortunatetr. pt m Harey ll. .,.....,• ..,.. I ......,.,.tlo . , . _ loltcDowoU wrqto ~lo mullo In ••• ....._. llb\01 " ' - · Olld .IIIOI<ilr tho ........ ·- _ , - ·.. ololll... whoM ~ at bOrne ~ to oonwy a wilt er vtollt.,"' ac> co-.to'tliii'Wrl..... of~ iJlurtoo Ranl11010, U YOU have hen to Lclulo~t. ONmercy perk WUI rwnJM you: ~ ana ot tbott endl.., trim UU1a Brltllh aquaru. Indeed, lt'a u old u eo-. .. ....... lunuel . . . . . . . . tlltablllhed lt 1111 liN . . ta ... ....... C*lllii'J and • ~............., . •llr.d the .... ~t - - Ja lMI, ....... tho ...... Oily,........... to~~~- -tho .-"'-.. . . . -'"'"Willi--- Jtu,qtM. who uturall)t didn't lift at Onnllroy ,........ Jdmlelt, alii) ~ tbe rule u.at only IWiclentl nm, oa tM park'a tour borden could have • .,. to tt. 'Dt llq II a Prlal4 PGMU~Ioa ot youna -Ita 41rkeaad - oJd ·Iron theyttnce .... aad · -fo,..t -llaout ........,. lloblftd lhtm. They- aaa ,.. RH ao atn\qtn ww molut the II'Mll rr,. • • • • -•bly AT N'IJMUJitlt, -117 ....plo4 b7 a woo111otqtnt !lUlled 8Ift 8onneabtrl', . . , 8tuyv....,t l'iltl one. 1\nd ..,.. tluww loftly, aarewt.U ,....u.-.wt.th r._ume banuct ptl'hapa & doll or ctq u the peat ot boaor. Bolmel'lhrl 1--. IQ Q.e .aq... IIIJ:\t ftM tradition. ..A. fU1IJ pod party,'' Ilea OMI .W, --.bould eon.tat at • ~~e•· blahop. Ill author-e., a lad.y ot ....,. virtue, a tycoon and a PGwen modeL"' H• cuatomaruy Um:ltl Nl part,y ~~.~ ..u. to 200 or -. 41" Uld 1(5. there once l'lllldtMI a.m..,e J. Tilden, whO JI"'MMU~ the ci'CIOktd Twud political r!fta, and' at: 18. rwxt door, 1WJ 1"M141a 'Tbl: ~ one ot ICuhattall.ta cnat etuba tor actor-. muU .... . . . artilt&. lt ia 'n\e PlaJen; .... tM:b NOY. 13 ett.ler U. pad ., pllw:e lowtn at tbt IIUI CIC tiM dt.t\11 fll Edwin Booth. wbft JhoMI, In Hamltt'a robe& , Tht Qubn. UN thtlr pu111M&llcltftl' for wonhtp, and only .._tty IIWttchtd ovv bum SMIIIhl to .a.etr:leit7 011 Lbt ~eeond ftoor. In )8th .tn.t. !u.t wr tht pu1t tOward TbtM. w ave-.tory buUdln1 built Torli'W lint ...,tm..t . . _ ~­ Wocll: or two away II PeWa t&ftlll-whleb u H.ealt~y'l club wu 0. __ liT..._.___.,. .....,..,. u.. -.torr 11111 ,._. f~Bcl& &ifttetl' lllr ol ,_,.da7 envelop ~ ~ _.. ., _ ~ ...,.. -- ..,._ h'IJ"'- ,.,, or know .,_II'!"'W~Mit-- ··---··. t11o- BY ROBERT C. RUARK SYDNEY, Auslralw ~l Mal :1 call a1d on me by a JUry O>f \:J who tnt!>d ;jnd convJCted me 1n A'Ome:~hm g U)l(ll'"t an hntll' lihc vth I.!T day Tim was a cwnnll lfr(' from Ll1 e WdtC I\Si dl• Wlllkf~l~ [o'er\ SIW\wn, wh1ch l-" 51ilklllg for ·t bi!HI Il wuge mrr~l.lM' a nd lya~g up th r IMt sJc lll''Oiwmy uf 7\it.<;1raiHJ w thf' procPs..'l The gMtlemen, and~ wer t• tim·~ t~'tllll~ .~ltmg ·llS ,wc!1 ;)l'" hPg~h!y put Out Wl~ h me liVer ,I .<n'! mt-hurnorou..o.; pJCI'C r wrolt· tlu other (lay 1ihey hollt>rNI n\ mo m vary1.ng decll:wls fur fJU JI I .1 vreW'S to the tH~Wnbl-ed mtllll - JIT\ed tu ~he fact th<Lt America bt"rs of the WWF at ~ A M the n eKt moruung I am afraid I w~s n t h~adf>a l place j p1 100 2 00 2·3) I "Tickll•h" Sc:hedul• It's still officially secret But the Kremlin is now studymg Britain's detailed program for the sched· uled April vult to London of Pre· rnier Nikolai A. Bulganln and Communist Party leader Nakita S. Khrushchev. The British Foreign Office finally worked out the week long program and sent it tD Sov· let Ambassador Jacob Malik, He relayed it to Moscuw. Insiders call it a "tickllah" program. Tcy call 1t a "tickhsh'' program They lot of steep ovr it. It's no secret that the government is seriously worr1ed nver the vlsit. But U took a deep breah nnd decided to go through with at, the insiders say 3011 400 415 430 ~00 5 30 000 corree Time Dmg Oong School Erme Kovacs ShQtv Home l Tennesl'ee Ernie Feather YQur Nest Bob & J11n Carr Adventures o f Ellery Qu Pen Camera Goes to School Matmee Theatre Dnte With Life Modern ltomanres Queen for a D.. y Old l'imer Weathereos.l 11 10 PreSS: Box 11 05 Greatest 11.30 Tomght 100 Sign Off 11 H'i F1gh~ In Centu17 ~~- TUESDAY Jeh For the Natlonali5h Rapid reinforcement of the Chinese NatlonaUst au force Wltb late-model American jet fighters lB repM'ted to be 1n the works The Nationalists now hnve F84s. and F88s They've been promlsed la:ter modeln. American officers on formosa are jubilant at lhe way Nlhonalist pilots are taking to ' their jets. They say that hard-h1tHng, American trained Asian a1r fot'«ff provide the answer to Rus· s1a's buildup of the Chinese Commumst air power. ' MAP SHOWS the lS atatea Uu tliBClt) which achleved a. decreu e 12 30 HOT taET was used to prot ect the vnltdHy of t.h£19e eacly treaties. But aker the Consti.tUlJtm was r!fltfted, ...!.1 s ubst.>quent tl'l:!rn1 cs ft) 1m lt'gai, hud tU> be m pursu a'f'l.l'e fJf t..he Consttlution for that \\'rul !he only ":mthor1t y" the Umll'd Slates had- to art r.rom t hat tune on * Howdy Doody Suptmnan 6110 Sports Eye 640 News Parture 655 Les Paul & Mary Ford 7 00 B1g Town 730 Tony Mart1.11 745 News Caravan 800 Caesar's Hour 900 MediC g 30 Robert .Montgomery 10 80 All Star Tbealre 1100 News Headlmrs MONDAY 6M S1e:n on 700 Today hr CHARLES M: MCcann Inc., * 6 55 7 00 9:00 10·00 10 30 11 ·00 12 oo 12 so 1·00 2 00 2 30 s .oo 4.00 4 Ui S1gn On Todfly CQffee Tlm,e Dmg lJong School Erme Kovacs Stiow Horne Tennessee E:rnje Feather Your Nest Bob & Jan Carr Star Showcam! Matinee Theatre Date wath L1fe Modern Romanee.• 4:30 Q11een For a ])ay G 00 Old Timet" ~ 30 Howdy Doody • Fortune 6·00 SoldJ{"''S or 6 30 Sport~ E~e 6 40 News Picture &5~ Les Paul & Mary Ford 7 00 Grand Onry 7 30 Dinah Shore 7 · 4~ News Caravan 8·00 The Bob Hope Show 9 00 l''ltelll¢e 1'beatre 9 30 Ph1yWr1gbts 56 10 30 Mr. Dtstr.ct Attorney t1 00 News. Headlmes 11 0!1 Weathercast 11 10 Pre.ss Box ll ·15 Bud W1lktn.'. n Show l1 30 Ton ight 1 00 S1gn Off me Parson's Study I WEDNESDAY 6 55 Sign Or, 700 Today 9 00 Coffee Ttme 10 00 Dina: Do:aiC School 10.30 Ernie Kovacs Show ll:OO Home 12:00 Termessee Ernie Show 12·30 Feather Your Ne.st ] ·00 Bob and Jan Carr Present 200 Smue 2•30 Camera Goes to School 3 :00 Malmee 4 :00 Dale Wdh Life 4 10 Modern Romances 4 30 Queen for a Day ~. 00 Old Tamer 5 30 Howdy Dood)' ' 6:30 0 40 605 7•00 730 7.45 8 00 8:30 9.011 1000 10 30 11 00 11 05 11 10 11 1~ 11 30 Sports Eye News Pleture. Les pauJ & Mary Ford Death Valley Days Coke Time News Caravan Screen Directors Play. house Father Knows Best Kraft Theatre Th1s is Your Lite Damon R11nyon Theatr• Headhne.s Wealhercast Preas Box Greatest Ftghts of Century Tonight Stgn O[f because there 18 not aud 1 he VOCJ f erow lady &lid she 1 00 ncvCT has been ooy way to e"X· A.. urn t• Au&ttrltv ] wuu lr!n t "rmd ·he•· c'iOIJ to anv so1·t "A matter of most desperate ,f >eh11ol l1ke the on ~ d t~t!'lcod In plam lilllytlung to .a hard oorf.l \Ill ton with a predtaes1:00 sot tJf UJ(ency" awa1t.!i Prime Mmister P..f H klu;:m! Jungle" whu~h Jealt w rth <1 pull!t{' ~r'hno l 1n a harsh litand&liLH ind a Slflrgle cc.w:le-, wmth Anthony Eden on hl! return to Js o be-tl!eneti I 1tta.ve wa-tched tb P. London from hLS Umted States!II'! I lOll of Nt•w Yut·k for ~ cml· m· v:.~ t tt• rn f(lll' 'l'oo lung and, anyhow Canada v1s1t Thursday It's Infla. C()J 1tg llol4 , liWl]Hl'nrt hoodlums 1 d!m t hlame h''l' Our ddmquPnlts nm e ~ M I'S too ('ar\y lo make a hon. Harold MacMillan, new chanMONDAY 4. 15 Secret Storm s pcooh to WhK'h nobody IS goln.g cellor or the exchequer, has warn· Ill' l 'Jih11Y as W()rihy uf oex!mcllon 9 00 Sugn On Pl'ay.er 4 SO On Your Account to hsten ed that unleii.9 the stream of a~r A u~IIH IJ;~, , IJ.udgJ" bovs 9 00 captain K.an j.{aroo S·OO L11ek.Y'B Ranch It w. 1 ~ J11~1nlo:\l:l ()U( thHl Ausiru 1 'Copy.nght , 1956, by Unuted spendmg power in Bratain is stop- 10:00 Garry M(l\)~e " 5 30 Tho Early Show ped rtght now "it wlil undermmc l l .l ll~ dorJ't d t mk lllUl'll fl'lld .~rc Fewtllre Sy.ndica~e. me) 6 30 Your Esso Reporler our solvency abroad and TUin 10·30 Arthur Godftey -'-- 11 30 Stnkc It R1ch 6 45 Spotlaght on Sports our lives at home." Eden must 6 55 Weatherman decide quickly on drasbc mead 12 00 Vahant Lndy 12 15 Love of Life 7 00 Patti Page ures 'f'hey mclude raboning of ~ rmll 7'15 Doug Edward.>, News some Imports, and a return to nt 12 30 Search for Tomorrow I nm u:-;erl tn bf'in~ hol leu... •d .J t 12 45 The Gutdmg L1ght 7 30 Robmhood least "semt" auster~ty That's one nspce lal~y hy brgc urgnnt~a!Jfln'S 1 00 Katle'g Kitchen 8 00 Burns & Allen reason Br1tain seeks trade w•th w1lh Communist J)N)pcn,JIII· ~ l ~ul 1 30 Love Story 8 30 GodCrey's Talent Scouts SI!IRate Group hsues Red China. D•scrlbes Howa, Whys 1 A f l~IJy Wll~ Jllt¥1 filii\ I' fWI '(J,lJ'!• rl IIJ 2 00 Robert Q Lewia 9 00 I Love Lucy ·~~ondbook for Arnerlcans' 01 Rt d Oporotlono accept <tll .tlffi o-an~; (01' wlud1 Am No Promlae 2 30 Houseparty 9 30 Dec!:mber Br1de enca gel!; crt~(ht ov<'Nt':l' <\t· Inctdentally, Washloeton says S 00 The Big Pay-off Special ro ce,ttrttl Pttti'JJ AtaoclaUon JO 00 Studtc One I>UaUy, l do n.ot l'~lli!} ht•!t,'VI" th,tt that despite contrary reports, · Ed 3 30 Bob C:ro.sby Sh.ow 11 00 Up to the minute Newa A~IIING'rON--Colrlc'ldences are aometlmu inhl'utlngo and alg-• AmC'tl{'JI t<J '''ymg to l\llJ(fllt'J' I 11 05 C~tmera No 4 4 00 The Brighter Day n1tlcant. About the 111tme thne Soviet leader~ burled the en d1d not secretly promise Presi AU.1tl'tlha il'!l Wll•~ .!!: t •n tl~ ht11 h•d tn dent Eisenhower to fie:ht 1! the -'-~"Geneva. sptrlt" a nd blasted P1 esldent Eisenhower and Secretary of loud ton-t•s·----,nt lt·n~t nut I ht·o ugh TUESDAY Slate John ~~osler Dulles !or being so meddlesome as to exprMa the Chinese Commun11ts attack For 4 15 secret storm mn moaa. The communique issued af hor..e lhut politically enelaved pe<~plea ' behind the ]ron Curtain may 4 . 30 On Your Account I nlto rhrl not ft•nl pPI"!\'IliJ,~IIv ter their t4l.il tltrew 11 ome people 9 00 Sign On- t-rayer tK~m ed ay be !re<•, the Senattl Internal lt<!Urlty aubcommlttee reJeued re!tpom11ble flor 1'111~ e>r11nma l \111 oft' the track It Raid the United 9·00 Capta1n 1\angaroo !5.00 Lucky & Rancn 11 10U·page booklet packed wlth doeumenta.1-y &Vidence to show that. States. lell<'e of cmr wu.te rrront l'. .tl h om~ and. Britam are umted 1n HI 00 Garry Moore 5:30 The Early Show the Communlat party or the United ~ta.tea •• a Moacow.dlrected or (.f&t jUVeJIJJle dehnque nc y OT fm their "determination to prevent 10·30 Arthur G'ldftteF 6.30 Your EMO Reporter tmplemomt ot world conque1t. oot movmg pwtur e.J~. l'IJI!mc bl)r;ks aggrenlve expansion by force ori11:30 Strike It Rlcb 6 45 Bob Wagner Sports Show "The average American, Ia unaware- ot Ute subvenion1' in the Far East 12:00 Valiant Lady 6 55 Weatherman ami ll'adio p1 ogram~; ll~ onl'l uf t h{' amount or mlt!Aformatton about the Communist 12 H5 Love of L1fe 7·00 Press Conference l'adl-ei rather shrlllv Jll dlt'ilt t•tl party, USA, which appeara IQ the public pre11, Ill 8ri~:ktr and L1uach. 12:30 Search for Tomarr{IW 7 .15 Doug Edwards, News th&t I espoused Or <'Vr-n for Joe booka and 1n 1.he utterances ot public ape:kln.'' Republicao. Senator John w 12·45 The Guldin& Light 7 30 Cisco Kid MlcOarlhy asaart• the foreword of A Handbook tvr Amtr(. Brlcker and Democratic Governor 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 8.00 1 Phil Salvers 'Show I found 11 11 11\lh• hill'(\ to lw c1us. ''In part, thil m~•lntorm.atlon Is ooasclou•lY hank J, Lauache will sew up 1.30 Love Story 8.SO Navy Log /1-evt.•, a]llrough It W!lo!'. h lllll111Crtl'1 planted by membtrl Q( U..e party ualng waya t.rkl Ohio's delegatloRJ to the national 2:00 Robert Q. Lewia 8:00 Meet Millie hcune In l'1l'flil:tng ton:Js, lhlll f)UI meane calculated. to have tho"~ greateat etfe<!t In conventions Wedaesday That's 2·30 Houseparty ' 9:30 Red SlwiOOn only WO>t lh~htll:' Clllzt•n,~ lo; t•r-m ~n polsonlnl the ch~neJa ot American public opinion, lhlt' deadline for 61inr for the s·OO The Big Payoff 10:00 $64,000 Question be llal'lry BndRI'Ii .111 I"X Alt~ l l'<l "In part, 1t It d'ue to our I&J~Qra~ of tlw MQ)itlo Ma, 8 primary. Brlcker nnd Lau 3:SO Bob Cl"'llby Show 110.30 Do You Trust Your W1fe IN:i'n Cornmuru ~t . l'nul Holll'snn lent-the probltll$ ol Ul.l utatenae 1n au _.... of' cbe are "favorite son" candldate • 4·00 The Bnghter Dtry 11 00 Up to ttJe mmute News 11 tho ~>ll'llji!:l"r whu h 1~ h r·{n I ·d a mau con1plrat~rtal Qfllftllatton. oqa...._.llf • Botb are unopposed. Bricker wUJ 11 05 Late Show a'J'IOI.Ml'd hy th l' T\lhH' for ,o;n tu n).!; foreign power Tho' Communiat. pro~ ia ~ be a etaDdby in ease President - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- bv the Kreml1t1 hnyo<. ,tnd the 30 J, G. Sourwlnt in KlttO'ey •t • ' , Elaeahower decided not to run. WIDNISDAY odd ronvlet<"<1 Communtsl ~ wh r.~ ~.: 4 ·00 Tbe Brighter Da:r tbltt "[ 9' t)a Lausche say11 he'~ Jn just to keep 9:00 Sign On-Prayer trtal cousumt!(\ so m .H!JY ntooth~ 4 115 Secret Storm t. wbo. 4h_..,. lila the Democratic delegation out of 9:00 Cll)~a~tt. Kao.,var~o and review.r~ 4·:i0 On Your Account the banda of the bossea. tO:OO These ponpln wrrl' P'O ITI! t•d out ~·00 Lucky 8 Ranc'h <lll'l')'. lloo~ lila at would-be -snv1~li'S nt n lnndArthur Godfrey IS SO The Early Show I ~- Dutl... 10 30 Amertca ~whlt• h l'\'iodPntlv u1 on;• 6.30 Your Euo Reporter Look lor the New York Yankees, ll :3o Strike lt Riel' .tump ahea-d of 1he tfo~s 8.45 Sports. Pu:ade tD 12.00 ~allant Lady 1American l..eaeue champions I CQU)d oot flnd 1t ~n mv hoort 6:35 WeathetiPau Love of L.lf1 eome lip wJUI a deal for a 'new 12:1& to ~<@>pi ptm'\(mlll ("''t"':hl ror thl.l 7 00 Patti Pqe atarUng pitcher before the bue-112:30 Search for Tomottow Taft-Hartl ey ft f:! , '"ht~h ev1d~ 'I 1:1 )>oue Edwards, News ban aeaaon opens. Gt>neral Mana- 1 2;4& Tba GoldiDIL Light 1 7.30 The Range Rider IB na1 rerord"' •1j h ...,t........ ha. ;;.:i~'li.i:\~ Pll George Wella aflld Manager! 1:00 !ioS'e~ Jlildlea by ttle wartles Nor ..:lo J tit in VN'V 8·00 Arthur Godfrey & FrleDdl Love Story try to rell.d thlll d<.,.~en_l_e<li! ICa"y Stengel feel that with one 1:30 well M a tool for t:hc Vt't<>trd 1n 9 00 The Mlllionalre Paying high tribute U. thfl estlbllshed starter. they'd 2:00 RObert Q. Lewl! lcrettll, Wlhat~er n vest.OO lntrr 9 30 rve Got A Sea et consctcntlotlS desk man 11 plng to Hollleputy have no Uouble Ia repeHina:. Dis- t 2.30 I e!'t 111 T n('ver b tokt• 11 J'i \r1kf' m be W!Ong" I 10.00 U. S Steel Hour Tilt& Bil PaFolt count rt!ports that they want I' 3:00 mv life or {Jll(l)( pn1·t m oor Communlat lnBtructlonl to mem'bln CIN ftUOt-4 tQ . . . . wa,-.Ciftt,. 110Ut•paw Mickey ~Dermitt of 3.30 Bob Cr<lll>J Show 11:00 Up·1.o-tlle Mmute News munlllt.!l usua.lly dlllplay d«!ftant attltudtta In courts an« at rr.artnp the· Seaators. They have enough. wlricb trnetn.!l lo bf' tnln-lr-Mhle 11:05 Late Shttw On~ hk! lad Slt td Jw hntl bee n "•to make capita \lam the detendarl~, and yourult lht pro.ee.utor.' '" left..haaden with Whitey Ford Communist front orranlzattons are held to be one of the molt ln., bu·tm wtl h ol'ta in1'1 bv <'n<mp~m· and Tommy Byrne. 1'bey'd hke 0 sltllou.1 aspetts ot the apparatus for ul\4enninlng Amerle1111' pPinetpiH, I{OODlJ and lni'BI H'fn crl l afr-t• lh •I r:\C):Iloha.nder to ao aloag with Bul· " hP hnd bt•t'll ~ dcport!"c1 (rmn A·l1 aUalnl11R con\'el L• !or o;.mmuntsm, ~d aequirlnJ: publtclt:t tor com. let Bob Turley, Don Larsen, John· "·"lea for stnk~ W(l<"k I gathr•t'f'li munhJt ideas. ny Kuc:lul and Bob Grim. flhrotlflh th,.. orations a l ~o thnt alt • 7·1~ (ABS) John Daly MONI)AY FRONT OJlGANJZATIONS t.t,k• many forme, the l'la,..... our tri.als had hoon rl'!'jtf>d bv .~ 7:110 (ABC) Topper 12:9 SIGN ON CHARLOTrESV!l.LE. Va. word too h11nh f!rr ,:!1 nf'rol mniH' atrcsaes some lll't Communllt-aupport.ed newspapers ancl ,......me. 8 00 (ABC) TV Reader's :DI.pstthat diatrlbute Communlat proPacanda. Some an groupa to attrut Forn~el' N&vy Auistan* Ben s tn the OllbJI(' pl't••s f Wll~ rloorlP II 1:00 FUm & Faney-M. Slater ''The Mab who beat Death" bv f'ndl~s fll(lltl' ~. ltll or whll h youth, womlln, or minority ll'OUp&. aom. an oecupauoa.L T•He Martin was named head football 2:30 The Feminiae Toucb 8:30 (ABC) Voiee of Firestonean political fronta, reUJiOue front~, tcluc&ttanal fron~ and. Q*ltal coach at the UniversJt9' of Virgin- S:OO (ABC) Afternoon FUm FesGueat, Ji:ugene Conley Jntore11t t~t&. TheJie o'"n chanre their IWMII ad t&ctielo 'but DOt ia, su«etdJP& Ned Mrft>ouald. .Uval-''Tbe l.ady Vanlahea" 9:00 Down tdte BQild tbtllr basic purpostl. " l'IIAMI, I'll.- Switch On de- MlO (ABC) Miek.ey Mouae 9 .30 (ABL, Medical Homou Motlvea and paycholoeical qulrkl that lmptl Cllrtaln lndlvl4ual• tnlo fetted ~ly regarded Slcld Out· 6:00 Xlt Carson 10.00 (Dumont) :Mon. Nite Fites The J'M'tUJ'!"y n~m.'! 'Of thll Commun.tam t're di"'Uued at aomt lefttth, The "ml• eaat by a no. ht tbe $66,$00 Me· 11:10 Non Wllll II. JeQllinp 11.011 Weather wltb S.U.v Amo ChC'IttT Gmtrn rl uh wa ~ hl'l-d At ery 11y11tem tlf Conimunilm" is di1Cfedtle4 by tha DlHflltlk. Lellan Handl ~ap at Hialeah Park. 6:30 Weather wltb Sol1f Alin. h1.10 Sporla with Ted Wolle tht'r home nf Mil'S Buf'1 R1d enoor H cmdbQok, llnee atatM ~tlil ll.igheat per capita In· GAINESVU..U:. Fla.-T.Ile Um- 0:40 Danoeland l.tith Hen Riehle ) ll:iG Huntington at Nlaht wll'h •Mir!l Guy SummPrf!t"ld 111s- 1 comes alto ha,ve the moat Col1'11tl\mllt.L ;'Million.• v.ral&y of lf1orUta dropped' 12 foot 7:00 K~. Fran & ODie It 411 SIGN OFF minded lnleUec.:tuals,'' "p.yUoloalealiJ' , mtllad,luate4 Sya...., , ball players from the school for s•sti.ng Poorru abou t n flower ---~------,read by the membtor~ lndlvid~.:als," "gulllbl• adoleacents" u. among those TU.SDAY H5 John Dai> . a comblnatioa of clauroom and 12'!59 Si&1~ On, 7 30 Warner Bros Presents ' • A <'0'11ln1illf•t• oi MIT~ P Parl Kob \\!10 are most likely, the HcatUibOI)~ lndh:ltta. tQ. be lured. by tbt fal!M prAiee troubles. 1·00 F1lm & Fancy 8:30 Wyatt Earp "A Wlst Call" 1mb:, Mrs Hnwa ttl Knt'!'hl 1\Tirs promi8fl nc Communism. FRANXFUQT-, Germany-Ham 2 30 The Feminine Touch 9·00 O..nny-T.honuws Peal'! M'D'Nt M~ Earl Droan 1\Trs ' AmerlcRM .o.re warned t~ the HG1tdboo'- not to be tooted by the German S 00 Afternoon Film Festival Roao Sttmmeorfif'ld 11nd M ~ C:nl'l K:mtz r l'latlvely s.mG.ll pumbers o1 CommwU•t. members, flinee tbest atrt.n Friedrich, l.lJIIwnfded 9·30 Du~.i<Jt'lt Cavalcade were aJ>potn.ted \(1 r evt \ ro and llld to WOik mtet pod'J'Uons wh4tre Ontl individual can uaert wlde influence. hea-vyweight hlmmered out a one 5 00 Mickey M-ouae 10·00 Wrestung frnm Hollywood to !llh!- by l8ws of t•hc el uh Alertlng the Amea·ican people "to t.he real nature ot Ul.¥ ~"ltll11Y ln sided 10..rouQd declsi911 over Rex 6 00 Rocky Jooes 1 6 30 Newa w1th Marc J~nlnp 11 00 News With 'Ma,rc Jennings 'M.J"!! Rutlb Baer gave 9 papor (lr ou~ mldat and the tnsidl~ull character ot th• mf\hoda employe<!" I• ~· o! Salt l.Oke Cl .... MILWA:_tJKIIB-Joburw Druze, 6 36 W:eW)Ier 11 05 Weather · "Miy Wlntfl'l' Vl&iiors" A dromo.n· the str.ted hOpe o! the Ben ..tt t.nternal eteurity commit~ la illulnl • st!'lt.lon fell'lvriD¥ tfhe color of wr the Hq,u db!l:JI~. "We muat nal1ze t.ba_t we are dealtn!J' With & D\'f~V*" a wteu. C!Mc;llt ~ ~•We Dame, 6 to DU<Ielaod tuo sp~ W\lh Ted Wolf' stat& bir4 wu 'l,llven by .Mirs Roy ' ment wh1~h it conatautl)• fluid. con.t.ant\Jl w.rte~ ~ elUalv.t. ~lien: lUI! aiM lind ~ot~l ~·~ at 7.00 Kukla, Fnn • Ollit ·• lt:'lq !!)'~lnt>q al l'l!lrl>t ,~,~ ..,... Qff ' Hcllter-. can bt no &. i.lliclalau~IJ~ly.te: tor C9tllt~~ IAWI'f. . ~; ~~~" !Iuquette UDivexe!IJI. s1Wled ~--~- ' WCHS-TV Channell ---- W I Q~~~~~:~~~~~foi'UMr --* 1more I---=-: WHTIIIr.I-TV Chonnel13 • • • CHESTER --- w'" I / ' . ·,l~ .. ~ '«~ J~~ 'd~r • lp..,;,1_"'""'" ' mootb fOI' 2!5 eeata I * WOrd. fuurate(lt:illceDtsperwttrdwtll be charll'd !or advert1sml if noi paid for before the lOtll ol eaeb IDOiltb followaaa: in.Jertion. &rftln Ju Advertl.al.na-Sbould be hported tmn.ediaWlJ. The Dalb' Sentinel will not be responsible fta more thaD one tucorreet J.D. ..nlo n. CUo. 01' Thanks and ~pl'Ctal Nt)· Uces ol Eventa pri.Dtrd at retu· lar da.ssified rat~>~. Obltuariea DUbhsbed at 1 eeot per word, t'hareed Ada receh·rd DJ' mall or telepbont ~~~~a. careful at"..-. G-ftoom NEW ,..,,, -~-. .-..".;;t;;;.~Ncllol ~.·~~; SALISBURY TOWNSHIP FOI''Rent laatt~t~~: 2 centl per 'lt'oi"CI, ODe lll· 2 Fh·e room mod~ra APART· M~:N'f'S , w.th h1Undry and taraert.lon Mlnlm:am cbara:e st»c.4 ee.at1 per word for thret . . age Phone 31J}.V A N. Bt>n&el tecut.lve Jnsertlorut 1·24-.U .-- ly '!:HARLE$ M. McCANN posf ... ILI.Inl daJ u recelve4. WSAZ -·T V Channel3 off1ce Nattonal advertl!lmg r~pr~hth•e, Bolhne11\-Kimball, 343 le:-angton A\ ", Ni'W Yorio: Ctty, 16, N Y EV'\KSTON- On l pomt on llhe Drtck er ;jrncnd.mool cooluiie m<~n .v I)('Ople It • toot tQ be the &u pl't:'mi' Ia\\ nf f,hr- land , lU'f!'. o f Congrtl'>' mu-;1 !J>~ • m pursU'ance' ... Ne~ G!N. MGR. EDITOR P\Jbhs bed t'Very artPTTloon l"J.:re-p1 Sunrl11y by The Oh10 Valley M. will be TElEVISION Commentary WINTER OLY wto .L pubt!J~:ht~U t.a.. <llaooiftod Ado " ''<1ft<! MilOS COUNfY, OHIO Fot th• Fltul VMr ln.tl~~o~ DullftMr 21 1 19SS IJei'UIItlon t506 1950 ~~~~~ g::~~es ,:t;:~~7 unfur· unusR, m1hed Brownell A"Ve , Mlddle- 11&5 S 5 236 4& ~rt Rr.o.AOnablr Phone ~ Tax V~i~U~n · -_-_ -~. $2.200 748 oo · ___ TII'Xll'vy .••.•... .. •• $ 2210 Pomf!'Oy, OlliO For ,en~ttnalor. lMd,en, J"~t 29. 1958 Scatrald Boards, Orop Clotba. I h<"mby «"rtlf)' the followmg Clinton Filher, Middleport. " b --·~ Phone 62$-X. PAYMENTS G~Jii!Nd ~S.N."U \ ' . ... CGnpenaa~ I~A fkrvicf'lt ol 'l'n• ··-· · ··-- 2.006 O(J 703 15 CuUlpens•Uon ol C:IM • l!bt~ ot Tru!tctl!'t\'l anti Ckrlul •... Ll.ogat, Sor'VK"C - 1 Total GcnM"al 21:t'C."Utlve 11·1-tf re~"""' • .... e \."'UI~-=· ToWn Hali-'Malntooafk'e 1m0 ltcpah' . . . Total Town H:ttl .•... Oi'hl'f' Fire Prot<'t'tim Expenses .. 500000 Total Ftre Proteehon _ 110000 TotMI Payme-nts Camed 3 fli19 76 Forwan'l - F II J oht1tl.lon Town!lhlP Clerk For rent- Eieetrle waUptper •teamer. Clinton F'bblr. lf1d. dlenM"t. Ph. 6265-X. ll-1-tl ,.--'• --·- - _ _ Very desirable first floor APART· MENT Automatic a:as furnace Call 8170-.T. 12-2Z-tl RICil'TI General Propert:l• Tax $ 3.~~1:1 63 Sa'les Tax (Local Gov.cmment) ... - .. Ga>!Jobn~ Tax c•g:\>fli!Ua Tax --.- ... -- 300 00 7,20000 312 02 1.741 88 Sef'V\('et ...• PAVMINTII Total payments ~ors -· Brou.lilht F..-wanl ·-· ····-·-- 3.519.76 Hea-J.t•h-Tuetl W1Lh.held ~01' DL'\tTi<'l Board Oof Health _ _ -·-------·9\rrbtl Expe.on9M _ · · - -l't::UI Poor Re.!Jef -----ft.o~Mt Ma<int:en.anee and ':JIMt e[ ~ "'BAKER rURNITURE "' > l'OR ~ $299.oo '16/J \.ifttlfll/' Very lrinceJely, John L Flnntnc A.!trimnt D1N'>I!tor of Publlt" Relations --=:::::;::::==·- Auto Reogr.ttN:Iron . TV!o futnis.;d t-lloom. APAlT· ( Mfleellah'f!IOU9 R«e1pts !List) 918.84 ME.."""' ,___ 11 lltlllll ltelund Gen. F'und . -15 96 100.00 U ~.. ,.,, new ~~u ure. II I Rei d G Fund 194 80 10000 pnhl Call 6044-M. I LotirtunCheck Gw F~ - _·_ 8.00 Ill FURNISHED APARTIIENT, Mlnloter;oi F1uod ... 83.09 --Labor onol Ma· rooms and prase wltb utiU· 'Jio.tat -· ···-· ···---· -301 liS terhtlt •• · ···---·- .. . 8,205.32 ..ET OUR El.J:!;CTRONIC :;:ECR& tiel furnidled on :t4~haatcl Road Maonlnccy ""' TARY TAKE YOUR WANT Str11et. Furnace heat. Can oe· 1006-~ Tools -·- ·-- · -·-~--NlS AT YOUR OONVENIENCiii cupj' ot •nee. Call EWIDi ~.. i_l ./Q fit T'Ot.al Highwa):'ll ------ 11.2'10.;12 IN THE EVENINGS, CAlL 39'1. Sl,..., 133, Pomeroy, Ohio, lor ~~ Cemele:raes--Compt~H~J~. • of Off,..... ond Elm· '!on PARMALL TRACTOR OWNIRI further lblormaiiOJL 1+11 32971 pJoyee~~ -- -·---·--·- -- · you know you could save ~% FURNISHED Apart!IQ._errt 4 roorna RURAL-7 tOOm frame honte -on IJ(itl:f'llaneoul' ' or more on parts by having yout oOO batrh, $75 mcmtb.; also ll S1!ate Hlgh'ft1, wlt!h wl'&l'\da !WOO tractor engme overhauled be r:oomi and battb $8S month enfl'O&eli ~. e>eJh~r. bani. -a.nd 1Jonod Prem1um 23~3 'ds ··---·· ··· ····--fore Mnrch 1, 19!WI? Abo ask Gas fw-naC!e and ' li1J. ; otlbw_ dutbulld~. 5 acre kC ~et Insurance .. ... .. 26560 1bout our sp~cial on paJDtlD~ paad 8128-X. 2·2·30tp 10 mtmrt!M dtnVI!I !rom Crort· t' • __ house $MOOOO , bbofte Min~terlal Fund _ .. .. 8309 Eq .,....:c.:•o.=-,-:---· - - - Nati(!es tor w.tt• Auot"idatkn Mftflw.hLle, we wUJ ~e )'OUr IUfRlion .tD tJtb matt~ to the ~ ol IM.'t'tlJ"8cy and fair· .., -·portAuto INCOME TAX SERVICE Call 6275.____ _2_3_·1£ 18 B l Services =-=== gat"-. eq,. Bowl!ag J\l rey. !it: fttl water s upply and .labrw rn Biblical ~ one was severely eondtmned for hiding only ONE' talwt under .a UuAAel · 2-3•3\p CUCKLER lEALTV Bo" 22t Phon• 101·Y MONEY? 2-.4-3te _ -·- _____ ---- --- · Employment Wanted - I (20 I Business Service! 1 (23) Legal Notices - (91 For Sole ~ iikf· new, >One very ~ood AUTO. 'MATIC WAStiER. A:ll<m Appll· .aoce. 1-31-6tc .. machine, reprdless of tlon, on one of our latest els. Free home We also repair coJIPLEti: Jal'uriaeelt ~NI -·•'-' Llf~ Auto, Fire, Polio. ciu PoJ< old KilTON'S SEWINCI SERVICE & SWE!PoiiRt ·S,ALllS Phont1 909..1 Write Box 14&. Pom•rov, Oh1o G.. EN-:-:Eo:RA,..,-::L-E=,J,ECTRIC AUTOMA· TIC DISRW ASHER, display model, brwd new wm fimmce Must have $20 down. Call 6126-M or 6189. "2-l-6tc for 12 months 12 foot MEAT CASE wt th scnles attaelted; electnc M!EAT SLICER: also 4-door REFRTGtftA· TOR. Phone 427 M. 2 1 6tp 4 pair coral .md sahn damiiiSk lined dr.aw dr~~. 4 palM rnf fred cafe oCUil'tatns, 2 panr cotbt \;le euftalns 2181h E Millin St 2 4 3\x! Millo, lollddloport. '*" (2 l ) Real Estfte . ~ UNFOliNISliEll HOU91l: for sale Completoill moderi. Fresbh painted. Oa Lincoln Hlll~tl Col! 330.11. 11·17-tr RODNEY DOWNING ' INSURANCE AGENCY Fire. Automobile. Hulth ACCIDI!Nf Life, Catu.tty ani Bondi Real Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 6136-M PHON•s 6318 B&laJH't' J .muat·} I, 1955 Chwk' ~l Rood Fu nd.~ _______ $2 23923 GeiK'ra l TownoSlup Fund~ 3.032 45 TataJ 'O f All Funds ___ 5.27166 Tt ans£et· o f F'und.; Uoa"1i Funds _ ••. . ... 200000 Genel'al 1iownsdup Fun.l]s 2 000 00 R ec'CIJ)fs Durmg Yt-ilt" R oad Funds . _... • 10 308 20 General TowruJup Funds 5.26918 To.Lal of A IJ funds . 15.577 38 Total Rt"f.'et pt ~ and Bal:mee Ru:~d Funds 14,547.43 Genl"t al Tu\Wl.Ship Funds ti.30I G3 TOot-a] oJ All Fullds ...... 20,849 06 Porymen.ts Dlll"mg Year Ruad Funtful 9 9l7 76 Generol Townsh1p Fund.~ 4,B52 03 'futal of AU Funds 14,799 79 Ba<lnnee, ~mb€!1' 31, 1!1115 (CI<o•k'•l II:Al.PH A. r.owAR.n 1 Cbo!Milan 'WMER J KltNRALY Cornmlsslon~rs 1 Eoterel.l tn .Tournai J an. 26, 1956 A true co py: Basil J Buntzki, Secretary. (1) 30, (2) 6, 13 3! (' lJphelstering IS OU'• BUSINESS W• compl•f.ly rebuiW •net ,.._ conr • 2 ~· Living Room luHe for •ntr p I u 1 matitrial. Our trwek will be ilt J•ur towa ev•ry ... h•r wMic. For tr.. uH...... 'lclcup tnd dellv•~v.t mail a c:a!11 to: "''.00 KNOTTS 1!PHOL$TiiRING GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 071 ;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;;:;;;:;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;~ 1Gen•~•l 'l'<>wru•Kip 4,599 1,449 GO 6,049 27 1~~~:·~ Road Funds 3 00 Totao1 oC All Funds --~3 00 Bdance in DepOsitory, Docember 31, 195$ Rood Fund, -· - -----·4,60267 T"""""i• Fonds 1,44960 Total of All Funds ___ _ 6,05227 $J50 con be repaid easily in 6 monthly poymenh. Average cost He a week ··JNANCING OHIO PEOPLE liiNCl: lllZ UNDER STATE REGULATION """•"" OUTSTANDING D~BT 1\lo:~-d ~ine:ry ____ ~~ Total General Debt ___ 2.130 00 2,13000 Stationary ENGINEER Phone 191 Must le Ll...-111 And ....... lendtcl In GtiMn1 l!'oWIIr Heuu o..,.,l_ Ptinoif10!1• • Turt.; ... OriVlffr. -E41UtP,Mtnt. Fifty 'fNrs Min:lnwm .... Total ToW'D8hlp Debt .... '2,130 00 2-6-ltc Ask For Mr. ,..... NEW YORK-The lntetnational Leaa11e voted plteber George The Jaeboa lron.Steel Co. Earuhaw, Manager loe McCarthy and outfielder Jimmy IUpple into Jaeboa, Ohio 1ts Hall Fame. OPTOMIITIUT N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. JUNK CO. .... Co1l1'f !ltHel, ........,. OOiee 80111'1: • ic. u, z 14 s. ICtHe u Nooa 011 ftanl.) - James Farrell POSITION OPtN 1: WE BUY OHIO VALLEY """"" ... SETS at ~reasonable prices: two REFRIGERATORS Used TV $100.00 Trade-in allowance £or your ISI164 T. of P Supplies - • . - -.,.--=-1955 CHEVROLET S!ahon Wa ::;:un, one loc&l owneJt. low mtle!l'Ke CAN YOU USE EX~ $2895. J~ mmy Pat l<~OM. 'Middle Jl3lp meet Hros:e mmrlibly lp.Df• pOrt. 2 4 6tc menh on you:!' rhon1e, -car, TV Gem-~ L lbyeR tlrom~ for Sla~<e 9 'r'OMlS anrd baLh, large clusl'ot.~ m· ll'thcr obligat:i'Ort't Make $35 195.'1 FORD P 1-ckup, Like ll<'W, double comer lot, 2 gara-ges, t o $ 50 a Wt'le k m s pare ~1m e iru1l b·ees 483 Beoch St , Mtd$1195. Jtmmy Parsor\'S, MUdd l e 'S Up JJ'lym.!{ .cuns-1.1mt-rs Lll Pome port 2-4-6\c dlepiOI'It Oall 6129-M Time roy \\ollh Il.awlel'gh Pro duct .. tllmted 2 4 3tc Si al t unmc-dl8tely. Wr.1t-e Raw· 1955 FORD V1cl!oma, Ndio nnd le·~h 's D£"pl OIID-840-3 12, lheM:er, low rn J1eagc $1995 JllnTWO FARI\t3 FOR SALE--60 Freeport, Ill 2-6-Up 11'17 Pm-soru, 'Midi.!Leport 2 4-Gtc Acres, 7 iJ'l)(Jffm, good lhouse 1953 PLYM'OU'rl-J, IIIieaL ood cl• nn ( 18) oeleobric, IM"ge bnm, s pnn g .ttbroughout, $1095 J:~mm y Par· water, lots white oak, pop1w-, ~o ' 110t1S, Middlepor,L 24-GIC' oCW>t hmber. 48 A~. dQ!Ioe, no bcwuse, ei<'Otr:!c at roa-d, If.!: 1953 PONTIAC 2Jt:loor iSt.'llloo. like Wi1l do washu1>gs-;ad iron tugs Jn tractor land School bu~ at door my home Mrs Lquis Elhs, 853 new $995. Bku:1tnar1A, PomeFarms ;JtJCated m1le fram Slate South 2nd St, lt,1.)ddleport, 0 roy, Olli-o 2 4 6tc RiOOte 124, off Vmton Pike. See 2·2-3tp "Sign on ham "want to sell" as 1954 BillCK SpecHI'I 2..0.00>1' sedan, $1695 Hlaetrtnar'-s, Pumeroy oo f47VJI, $665:0 ~ noo. Wrtte •M R Satterfield, 126 E Ohi.'O. 2-Ut c Grand A\'e , Sprtogf.~, Ohio. RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE 19M CHEVROLET V8 lh ton :M·Uc Phone 200 Cleland Appliance Plickup, $149:5 Blaett.nll'r's:, PornStore. 118 W. Main St., Pomeroy HOUSE fOO" s rl-e on Laurel St. ~, O'blo 2-4·6tc 2-23-tf )IIQU!>e !133 Hysell 5, _ 2-6-61c 195& PONTIAC " 870" 2-door Se. For reliable radio and dan, 1!'3dio !800 heater $249$. H.'a.ettnar'$, Pomen:>y. Ohio. 2-4-6to TO ALL TRUCK OWN~RS AND DRIVERS: Pleaw take netic:• 11163 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2 dOOr that the S.ll1bury Townthlp Sed8ln $109S Bl~bbna.r's, Porn· Tnm... hav• ttklfl n.c....ry eroy, Ohio. 246tc and letal ,,.,., to post any or alt Salisbury Township Rotcll, 111155 BUICK SUpe!' Rlvi<n ~e when conditions, of Hm• wtr· $2711~. D - ' s , Pomoroy, rtnt It, ertd thlt maximum Ohio. 2-4-Btc weight of truc:lc and INd shall be El1ht (I) Tons.. Salisbury Townehip Tf"Udffl AND ly '· H. JohM1on, Clerk. YIR.FS: one 5Mx15, ~. lUte. ' 'never ~ One 870x15 tubeless C.D Midd\epOI'I 6347-X. U-llt£ N•w IIOIW' ~ -llft:iii 't year& Sllac:c~~nln With World'& finest car On sale at all service and garages. -II()'J'UIIAl. I BJIA"" - i HIGHWAY ItOME-Only 5 m1les Total --·------ ..... 460.86 f~ Pomeroy, 6 ·ooom f'Nlme l'otat Cemeteries --- - · 329.79 \WI!> bo1h. ~u ... b"" \ltseellanoow; (List) --- 480.88 Run, Information 127 Suttera.ut .00 otCher buildings. Eleotrici!y \femorial Day Ex~ 6000 a eopf ot thl1 1·2fM2tp end Bullane ras Feltile, Jewel, for Workmen's Co.mpen(od.ltwitbi Opon well-<drained 5 &l're J.ot $7000.00 'oltion lna ~ire -·-·-·· --- --· 122.22 (171 Help Wanted 'Dotal MisC"ellanoou.~ ·-·· 863.o8 "ACRES OF DIAMONDS"-Luck.~o Tot-fit Paymen.1s ________ 14,'799.79 fW!y. T$~1C ttt1LtTncs NtWSPAPER CARRIER wanted tt~e we w1t h ind~r!Ql sites. tor Rutland. Contact Vll'&lDIA CO N i!~O n&tl1011ial highways SUMMARY OP: Dr&RATJONS aY potent:1al ROB i.. !JOtli.toll. NeutzlinfL Middleport, or caU, ~i't'h mk"rst::lite br1dgEW, PJenhFUNDS ':omplete WREEL AUGNMENT balancing and brake servJce. IJ:aeketh' Safety Service, West 399, The JJaily Sentinel. 1·23-6tc Mala Street, Pome1·oy, Ohio. Pbone 267 5 .5 tr WANTED- PIN SIC'I'I'ERS. Must be 18 yeiM'!s of "'" or wet Ap· ply elter 6 90 :P M. Pomeroy 18l Auto Snles a ~ ut. ~:·~~~~~PH. Me•r• u;~~~ (llS) Far Rent or Sale HOUSE fl}r rent qr sale. J4 SU,ar (6) Lost & Found > PUvACY Iii ttoe ke\rnole o! tar periOital service. lllgh Qoalliy ,at eompetltin prices. Phone iss TllEVEY-FINSTIIRWALD FUNERAL HoME --·- ~ow Joed iC run IF w~en you ~o/J it l~i& wag? You have something To Sell, Trade Dr An· nounce, Let A Daily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. -They Get Resulh MAX WARD 115 E. Second St. Phone 61 Pomeroy, Ohio Afler lugging heavy baskets of clothes, and bending and stretching to hang oadt ploce, he's bound 1o think of an electric clothos dryer. n.er.'s nothing easier for yau , , • nothing betler for your clot!tos. It isn't sufficient that your watch keep gooc{ time Ia any one poMtlon. '((hen you bring your wczteh here to be repaire«J. we check il in fin pPiitiona-not by hanging lt on a board-but Just toss a waaher-lood of clothes IIIIo lite dryer, turn a diol, and within an hour your clothes aro not only dry-but sparkling clean and bright. No soot can dirty them, ,.P 1111• can lade them. lhrough em amGiing electronic _ inllnunent ~called Let your hlllllond hang your next wo.h, ond you'll be oeelng your oppllance dealer wllhln 0 w.ell r lbo __->/ltt$,w;rsrtt Demand thl1 pro1ectlon. \Ve will be 1lad tO demoattl·ale by leltinJ JOUr -watr.h FREL Comns Jewelry ......_, r.. Cat' q j l t .. . .-.... ...... lltCIIHized job, .Q why nolle! yqur husband least once? 11'1 abi>ut tho quickest way we know to get lhat, •leclric clothes dryer yotlvo boon Tonging for, 0 • r '-! ,. f · .~ • ~ 1 �.. ~ ... M.o~Jcj,ay, February 6, .1956. Monaay, fel:iruary '6, l"he Ooily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Miadleport, Ohto ' ~~~~~~------------~~~~~~~~~~~-----------~'.., J~eSJQ.Dad4ledTo 195~ .... t,. . ....... .;•. Whips Rome 76-61 .,;ders Show Top Form At Foul _w_it_h -....,. - - m- ""' -.-.U>&-,-•.-----~--H-o-,L= L vc-w-o-o"oc-.---c,=.~-•.--.,Arut~• Rcu E'"'em abo <he R ,....., Quast, Mary.,llle, Wash., and . 30 o·f 36 ThrOWS. . docWon. Clll lr Woode ·had 19 the Women's International Folll'Line ScoflOP' W<>D i aT .. AUL M. CLIFFORD Eatern'e ll&idem C!'MQe out of a mMl "IM80il s lwnp Saturday mght with a beog at Pomeroy's gym u t.hey .turned on the heal itn -the second half rtrJ. ~ke .the measUI'e of Rome 7&-.71 . EaMem tra.llt.d al :hall'tirne, but took t!be tead e<W".Iy m bhe thi-rd perJod with a !ot'rrifil' fa&. brealdog attac:-k., -and led 1JJ081. of the second half by 10 poi·h'UI .or more. CMCh Her1MII Doclctrllt'• boys 1ew. a tr~ •xhlblthm of foul ehootlnt •• thrt tolled In JO eut ef J6 frH throwt In tft• n ........t. Ltt;,fl"- tt.. wey wes f.orw..-d &oil hwell. who hit fw 16 ttretght fouls In tM aem• wltheut mlsaln1- ,...,.II now h".,. • .,.,... etf 13 P« <tnt ,.,. tM .,.:;w on his foul shoot.. 1"11 taM hll t-.4 in 121 fouls lA 146 atl'tlnpts. H• ha4 on• .,,.,,.. flf 21 r,. 1 nw 10int and lo hlo !atf 61 _ , . , . ho h" ' fHt rwo U. S. guld medaJ Winners 1n the Olymptca, Ten.ley AJ... brtg ht. 'lO. Bosto n. !Uid HB.yea Alan JenkJna. 22. Colorado Bprin&li. Colo., a re a..iu wn after wlnnln& their Osu re tkatlng cha mpl onat !pt \n C o rtma. ItalY, ( lftt4'r'1SOUOIIIU BadWv1Lo to1 THIS WEEKS m. . $f' food. tl Ea!9'le:rn startled sl-owly as Rome's Dl!JW, deli'berate offense kept ot.he !p&CC eolowed up. Still ttl.e Raiders w«-e a.We to lead 17-16 at .t.he end of .the first period, m06l· ly because of .tlherr foul ~ooting . Then i.n ~re second ouart.e:r Rome .t.ook over, and with two basketB in .the cloein& seconWs ma!!'Jialged to lead 30..26 at OCtflime. Earrt.ern quickly .took l<he lead in the third qwtrt.-er. Witlh Ahil Boyles and Roger Epple leading th e w8y the Raider f'liBI. break bepn 1 to <"lliek, ·a nd .tlhe Eastem Five moved into Ute lead. They led M43 at .the end of the :tdtiln.t quarter and COBtinued to :bold :a good mlil'l'· gin throu&hout the foutdl &tanza. Powell led .the soori'll'g' fur Elas· tern with Riebel .hitting foc 14 a;nd Eppl-e and Boyles botlh ·h ad 12 each. Jim W.h~tJ.atch .p ].ayed a fifte flOOr g.ame -and el&o 8IC(ftld eii'ht points, while RieDel, Powell and. Ep)lle <1....00 .t he - · W<llfe ...,. IUgb f« Rome with 23 pojn'! (MtM ..., t.bQy took a dl06e 43-40 Ruth JeBsen , Seattle, Wl&b., won. poln'Ct. to lead Ea9tem wiLh Ritebie lUt.tirDJ 6)g.bt, While Smit'h had 22 t4 ~ RIJille. Tbe box ~= Eastern FG FT TP PQWelJ, F ---------- 6 16-16 28 J. w.ttitJ,a.tch, F _____ 4 1o 8 Riebel, c ------·--- 3 US U Epple, G -- -- - ----- 3 6.fJ 12 Boyles, G - -------- - 6 1-0 12 Kn;ight., F ___ _____ . 1 J..O 2 Headley, F ________ 0 00 0 Woode, G ----- --- · 0 00 0 B. WJiitlatch, G ____ 0 0.0 0 Kapteina, G ____ __ _ 0 0-0 0 Totals -~ ~·-~~ - - - 23 36-30 76 BaD Oolf ChampiouhJp by Defeating Mary Patton JallJIOa Charlattesville, Va., and Mrs. MIU· rice Blick, Baltimore, 4 and 3. PHOENIX , Ariz.-Cary Middle. cotf, Memphis, Tenn., won the $lft,OOO Phoenix Open Golf Tournament wltb a 72-hole total of 276, three strokea -better tbao ltite Souc.hak , Groaslnger, N. Y. · OMX : g lrrr d :GJv ·VOZlT (tbnt NEW YORK- New York baae. ball writ.ers honored Duke Snider as "Player of the Year" and Botton Red Sox owner Tom Yawkey for "long and meritorious ser- Rool& Wolfe, F ----- -- ·-Graham, F ---- - -· Tippie, C ----- - - Walraven, G ____ __ S~mlll0n:3 , G --· --Sm.itlt, F ··------- - Parsons, G - --·---- DELUXE • • 71011 15-30 Moe, Gu•r•nt.. sb~li>::_·- - - - - , - - - -- - , , s...re. 0-0 4 0 TOdays Sports · Parade TODAY'S SPORT PARADE BY OSCAR PltALIY Wabama (49) FG Arnold, f -- ---- ---- 4 FT 02 15 IO FT TP 4 215 · 2-7 22 1·2 7 2·2 1: 8·0 0-1 0 13-2S 53 13 <Continued from J'aee: FQt.JJ') OU'piiW as.-·~ nldnune - SD. II!Iinurilella~ 1. llnp'&vea'a 1401 DAIJ.Y CRYPTOQUOTE - ..... IIQw lo ...,. . ., u--4o AXYDLB.A.&Za 1o ~OliiGFEf,.LO,r. Ope lett.er aimply atand.s for another. Ia t h . . :, r~z "' II Ult4 for tJie tbNe L'.. X for the two f!le. qo... O:l~lver=·~f::::--~-=--~-~--~-~-~2;;~1·~2=~~~~~;;;;;;I~Oi;9 22 12--53 o-. tho ....,., ud IA>rmaU... "' ... BaCh 21.95 XX • 4&)' Ute coat lettera .. m 4UI'e• A CI'Jptocr- q I!J,ra lKDO LBYYGE NYLON CORD ....... . - ' I placed second in the ftve-mlle event to capture the North American Speed SkaUng Champioa- - NYLON CORD .. _. .. • . . . .. I WEST ALLIS, Wls.-Ken Bartholomew won the mile race and ot-a1 . -------- ----- 23 3-12 49 20.45 XX • I Sayn; ao<~ . oppooent.e but ran iinto trouble .1t Sandyvioll-a (53) FG the free ;throw line. They were . able to t!onneot on only 3 ot 12! E. Sma~h, f -~ - - -- -- 1 shots from the foul eifde while B. Smith, f -- --- -- 10 Uae Pl\reta hit fur 13 of 25. F.ield Blake, -c ----- · -- - - 3 &oafs were 23-20 in fiCl'Vor of :the Brc.tton, ·g -------- 2 F 8t Rake, g ---- -- - --- 4 .::Sbox score: Sid Smith, g -- --- - 0 Total -- -~- -- -··-·- 20 .. 17.95 XX . . ... . . . . . 18 7 'r 6 0 0 Eaotom · - ------- 17 26 M 76 Rom• ---------- 16 30 43 81 Paugh, g __ _: ______ 2 G. Roush, 'g --- ·--·- 0 16.95 XX DELUXE . . - . . . . . . . . 6-4 43 9-7 3-2 0-0 0.0 1 .2 0 2 0 0 Sandyville Pirates Scuttle ~~.-,-::::::: ~· ~r :: .· Cage Team By 53-49 o.o Wahama SPECIAL! .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FG FT TP vice" at annuel dinner. II 5-1 23 ·Totals -"'-- -- · -- - · 22 27-17 81 orr"'"'"' DELUXE L1L ABNEil ~ -GJIU1UVO 23.95 XX 26.95 h , J NLP ~KBie -~ · ·· LGK'r» Cr>p-te: THE~~= BT!!o~ Jt.L, .U ODOORi CKliBUl> 760•15-30 Mos. Guerantto NYLON CORD ....... . . . . . SHE ....._ .liQaiJ:RS. XX 120x15--30 Mos. Guer.nteo NYLON CORD . . - . .. . . ...... 30.95xx ' uAII Prln1 Aro lllch•ng• Prle" Plus Fed. Tu ' THIS WEEK FOR APAIR $4.00 DN. FREE INSTAlLATION man-saverS Phone ass-v because they're AII·Truck ·built ! __, BE PREPARED TO TAKE THAT SUNNY, SUNDAY AFTERNOON DRIVE INA • • ... . > .. Safe Car Don't Risk The Life Of Your Family We Hove Safety In Mind, While We Safely Inspect Your Cor :··:· v;.... .,., ··: · o 1·"' b/1~ Auto .il·~ ~ •L! r I. ;>..:.J IS THE BEST INSURANCE YOU HAVE .I OR CALL 267 .......... wh'en you ... modem aty!ini and IMII')1 all! 1'1 drivine eue without ~on tnld performance. New INTIIIIfATIOH.U. 'lhlcb, with .U their lilodenl ityliDg, are all-truck. 'l'bey,.. built 1<0,1'1111 llmpr, more depe!ldably-lo ..., you BIG money on operatioll and maliltenance. Cbooe tbe model 10 your job now! .' W' CAN TELL YOU IN A MATTER OF MINUTES IF YOU CAN STOP SEE QUICK ENOUGH IA'IIIAKII IAYI LIYII CLEAR ENOUGH . ,..,.,, AdlvoiN -!Iehto C•u. Mmv Acclctenh ST h1ln•llulb IIOhty for trvch .... ~wOW. h-po-. M•••• " ' for ..,.., lolt I• 1M -ld'• 11101f compl... lin• •! I, " II' :' I!; 111-. R .. •,'; ' .' '' EASY ENOUGH Poor WhMI A.Utnmtnt C•v. . t ~· ., ' • ) :J. iI ' i, ' ~l...,l"' HACKETT'S SAFETY SERVICE TilE BEST JOB •,.j t,J! W. MAIN STREET THE SAFEST JOB ~::~::~:·:N:o:M:O:BE::~~P~O:M::ER:O~Y:·:•~O:H:I:O:_~::c:~:·t:~:N:o:~:Jo:R:E::~ '\> L ' ' p~ ' 4f,\ "WIIere Quallly b Plll'amountl' "i ,. ·""'""' �/ ' i Page Six 'I ~- - - - - - - - - - - - -.-The.::__D_:_a_iI.:.._Y~_ en_t_in_:_:el, Pome:.:rov-..:.:..:..:M:.::i.::.d.::.dl~&!:.po:..:r..:ct•:..:.O.::.h:..:.l;o;_____,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:..:M:.::.ondoy, February 6, 1956 TO INSTALL OFFICIRS lmbdlatioa of officers wiJ!I. be heht TUesday when tbe regular .....,;, of Sist.ft'a, .is hf.kl. ' WORLD PRAYER IIRVICE Filtyth Wedding Anniversary Observed Chic n' Charming By Mr. and Mrs. John 8/aettnar, SundQy ""Pk Py.- o at the K ot P _ I::::.;":;u: HoD. Two Week' Revival Services Start Birthday Party At Church Of Christ Sunday Morning Celebrated At The Rev. Fred I Gardner, pas· Kinley, Janis Childs, Helen Stoof Cbe Church of Christ, opened bart, Judith Butcher, L. R. Will!y , Jenkin·s' Home their lwo week'• revival Roedell Steffy. Ushen were Cbe. . ' lhe bonM!' of Mr. and Mrs. )o!ln ' ver coffee aDd tea aervicea OJD. J Blaettllar was belnll:iNlly de- one t"Dd and sUver t.r.ay~ ~ Jted with a.rnnr-.eata of gal_d tbe cake on llhe otlber. The . . f Jtcxt nowere Suud.iy for tbetr and nuts were in silver coott• 1 h ~eddq tmDiV«s:ary which ers. : ., 1 i ceJebrated wttoh ~Ill .bowie The -~ll'ugbtera, Miw Naftttr m two to lour in 11be ·a fternoon. Blaettna.r pres.Jded at tbe '-"'4ei lfiss Lel-ia B. Sauer and ·'Mr. aDd .tea ~&ervi.ces 'llJl(} KiaB ~~ Bn F. Slaettnw wen united in Lee Hk tman ISei"YEid · the cake lll'l"iag-e February 4, 1906 at the during the f.trst lhour and !Mn. me of 11he bride's par~nts, th~ John Orr .served eo!Iee and tea e Mir. and tMm. GOOI'ge ~'Lier, and Mig-;; •Ma.rga!lelt Sauer tb meroy, Wlth tbe Rw. Wtlhel•.n cake _dlll"ing bhe second .hour. .Mlrs. ·endoff, pastor of the St. John -~ Orr and Mms Sauer are slsten of tl.li'Ch officiating. Mm. B~a-ettnar. Napk ins~ were FCII' the occasion ·~mrs. Blaet.tnar I white with .the inscription "Mr. ore an orchid ocnage a-nd Mr. and Mr.9. Jobn F. Blaett:nar'' in laetm:ar a carnfltion bo~tn.i~ . go ld. ~!l"EE!!lunenll -of ~ake tted m The couple rooeivOO over 100 •hJte and .t opped w1th a. yeHow canis and tnatrY lovely gifts from ~bu~ coffee, •te&, home made their relatives and friends. , nUDI.s m rthe tiarm of a yellow rose Mnl. Earl Hickman and •Mrs. bud a.OO !Dilts \¥'en!! served W 150 Fred Bla-ettn~tr da-u ghter anU ~es1s. The .table was lovely, COO · daughter-in-law ' received the tered wiU. I& Ww ·anrangcment of guests · jiO!d oo!<lOeCI /lowers, ,.;, tho sil- service~ I I ~\-,,, \~y- .,. \r.i.• ~ _..,. .......::_~ a....~•.••• to ' .' ' -. save'4othing Some of the most smartly dressed men you know cue smart about money too. They sove clothing dollars by letting us keep their wardrobes in tip) top condition ol all times. Here"s how it works: Frequent cleaning plus our genlle melhods lso kind to clolhes) add many monlhs of follow this smart example Robinson's Tri- Lustre 990 Laundry CleahP.rs On Your Dial I SOCIETY Vol. VII No. 249 ' ~ . . Tuesday, February 7, 1956 £dltorlal Phone 197 8no!doo!! PboDe 3118 Single Copy Oh'-:: 1tettttr ... llofot · - to .... -"" • '" ..............., .... 42 ..... Met ..vth.l PH'fty lftll ea. 5c ~· c._.., ':ie· .'=.:.':..'! ilt. I Bar•• Brown Walaal Embossed Cotton Fabric resses • II $299.00 uoa ltokca1e led, Cht·f~ . ·Triple Ortttor ' ' ' I ftracieot •utU tO~ • ·• • ud ltads into the futur"r With deao. ~ftdllltmd ..... d1li l,rec. • • modern • • • · , · plt. ''" pctful oJI'-tb•·floor .. infol'tllllliJ oo desired in todq'o ·ktJ....., decot. Its duatuN braJm •n: ~ to a«eatuatc · W delicate ...,.aJnu.t !nith. · . 1 LIVIIIPteocimt Is IIJINOtm:t;·(ulji!NIC 1<> L•• witlo MdiOiooeforJtllfiOWaM. y . ..... fOI YIUIIII. . FITRNI'fUBE ~ ' · .•1. ;. " ~r.r. <~'nd were it~t\'1. ll,;~ri~ ..~~1~~:;~'Q"! 1 Wcll~lun, her silitcr , Mn. Mr. Ervin at the home dflughter, Mill. William Spending lhe weekebd parents at lhe Robaoft home Gilbert Ervin, ColUmbus. o111o ~~;.loi~----------~--------------- . '•. 1.95 ELB.E RFELD.s· ',·- ·.~ ....... ,. Mr.. ·'""'"'While u in Boiler HospU•l •• - - - -..-~........oJ~......... _._......"""'"'......-..;....IIio............ .... ,'l•~ ....... ~ ......, . . ·, c....., ,.u•••• ---··ltrh1-------~---..,-::~~D~e~e~o~t.e~d~t'~..,~l'~lae;~r~n~t.e~~r~e~fe~p~Of~I'~JI~i~·~;!!~~~~Arftt~ -~~·:":':"':":~:-::::----::--:--:::---:=-J = :r,: . 1 In delicate .' ent,t ne • M:s. Rev. Bartels Guest Speaker Saturday At Meigs Retired Teachers AS$ociation I Tomorrow's Furniture THE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT at~ WEATHER ?f In Gallipolis· ds.3.1!... .... • mmi STATION"' • • l Funeral Services Held Sunday F.or Thena Athey . "YOUR SUNRISE TO prideful wear to every suit and coat ••• saving important money on replacements. Why not .. I POMERO'y MIDDLEPORT. SOCIETY w J E H '"l • e ' ' Guests Attend Happy Ha .VesferS Mee_ting, Friday ·-==-=-=::c-:::-= bOLlARS :a Dav1d Jenk~, teven--year olcl Vance and Robert McE1blnaey. t Joa of Counclb:Dtn and Mn. Dav· Elden aaaiJt!nl with the ser· · id Jenkina, ft'lebt•ted hJs blrtb· ' vkc wve Walter Bunce and Wil· 4ar S.twdl)' with ~ party at bit bur ' Theobald . home. Games wert played and Tonilht ih~ Rev. Fred Dunn,. prius ~on by Ziti Neiri, Pat EcJ. pastor of tbe Huntinlton Sixth wards lnd Jlmmy Butcher. A new Avenue Church, of Christ, will 1ame at the party wu plnn1ng preach the flrat sermon of his two th~ tail on Davy Crocketts coon· week's servicea and a FellQWship akin cap. . hour wilJ follow the meeUq 80 Mr. and Mn. JcnkUl8 and her that the vlsJUne pastor and tile aunt, Mlll Kitty, [4we, ~ved lee conaregaUon may get acquainted. cream and pink and white cakea, This evening is deaignated as topped with lighted ca.ndles to tbe Ch~rch Officers' Night and other Jaeats who eacb recetved a sur· apeclol service. for the w,.k "'" priao bb1bday gilt from David. A •., Tuesday , Bible Sebool Night; pint and erecm color scheme was Wednesday, Pbiiatbea Society used for the p~ty deco~atJoDS. Nisht; Thursday, Youth Nigh~ G""" were Billy navu, Roser Ftiday, Hqntin&ton Msht. The Rousb, lim~ Butcher, Pat Ed· Miss Elbabetb Fide, :Mtisl :Millry pUblic is invited to attend the~ I wards, Christie, ~ark and Grey;-~.. R 'bel ..1...:1 Mn5 Lena H aervlees which will begin at 7:30 ! gory Barsotti , Krtstln Rupe, Kim - ·• - eJ. ~ · u- 1 m Neal, 'itephen ani) Jane Wndy, . , ..pt.tq,btra OJ the Women's P· , · . Stephen Pullen Billy llys,ell NorGuild were guest& when the Hlp. -'l,~ ma Stewart, and Re~alee 1 PY ~~nt ~lass of ttbe Fed· •. NelrJ, pteri :~. _. Mayer, Mr9. erated OhUreb met Frida,;_ ~~ ., FraneN . ~UhS. Mrs. · Walter irlg at ~-e ~h. owe~ ..Atn. Re~ Neiri, Mn. K,a. :· T.be met!ltiog m chal'I"EI ol t!he lad Kindy; ·Mn. Clarence Rupp, JK'O&klent, Mrs. Boy Sey/riod, op-. . Robert Harold Harlcnbach has med ·WIIh led by Miss · Mr. and >fro. n.~ Fa~jk af Colbeen st,nt to the U. S. Naval Base 1A Jetter was read umbos were.Week-end ~of ber •l&ud Grueser. at Seatlle, Washington, for train· from the Rev: Paul Strei.oh <COD· mother, Mrs. Goldie Hnt:. lng after completing his boot oernmg Ibis wort in South AmeriMr. ill1d Ml-s. Fred Roseubwm training and graduating at the <ka. returned lbOD"Je .tnd&y BUer speGd_Great Lakes Naval Station. Har· SlKmt . t alks on "Rules of Chrising tbe weekend wlth their ISOJ'i tenbach is the son of Mrs. Mayme tilm Living" were given by .the &Dd daughter-i·r.-law, 'Mr ~nd •Mn. Hartenbach, l(enl. three ·guests who also -dtstribubed Jaek Rosoobaum ·and tamily in Mrs. Charles MeNBIJ'Iee, who DAY SHEATH at paomp}tlets <m the- same. A review Sprh~ifdd. ...... · f M Tb has been ill for several weeks, is Mrs Leona·rd V11.n ,Meter Sr runera 1 serVlcl!s or rs. e~ recovering slowly at her home on embroidered beige worated, lk:ft., of the book of Acts was ·g iven by seamed down the front ud l&rs. Waldo J. Bart.eltl. w r~turned t her •bo Athey were held Sunday at the 115 SVuth Second Avenue. 6 crossed below the boaom. wltll At the eoncl.u.sloo oft~ meetMemxu'al Hosp·t l M -~ d JKygerviUe Methodist Church with 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Betz and a natTGW band and bow-from .iog .a ooci·al .hour was- enjoyed .. · 1 · a· M'le a, oan the fu:v, Chester Lemley ofllciat. daughter, Sandy, Gallipolis, were the spring collection. daaip.e4 K:nd · r efreShments wef'e rerved by IS =~~bt o--" _,_, ..... ... ing and special music by the Lem~ in Middleport Saturday to visit by 'Karen Stark. The collar ia · l'g· . •wcu II:•~ .._ttgn'l.ed' ley quartet with Mrs. Vivian KiJ-.. tbt!J 1hostess-es Mrs. Cal'l Shi'CI&, LoweU amved SundaY to assist by u attompanist. The Rawlings.. relatives and friend s. cream colOred pleattd IUk. Mrs. James Brewington and Mrs. C. J. Ebersbaoh aDd Miss 10 the care of •her ·lll.Othu-, Mr&. ~'::oats Funeral Home were in daughter, S11ndra, have reeeived Leonard V&n Meter Sr~ . . chara:e of the burial at the Gravel - - - - - - - - - - - - Kate Ebersbach. word that M-5gt Brewington, who ~rl 0euny ~·· VJsited Jn· Hill Cemetery, Cheshire, and pall has been In Korea for sixteen Galhpolu ·t'e«!nt~ wtth Mr. · and bearers were Homer Kemper, Clar• months, has landed ln California . . . ~- Harold ~m. ence Gro'96r, Rex Lemley, Clyde · and is e"pHted home this week . Mni. Albert :Mlees , ha~ ~U'l'Qed Rupe, Fred Sisson and Ri,y Rif" , After a thirty day leave he wlll ~om~ a-ft~ -a f~ days .v~Btt 1ft ~I Relatives and friends were: Mr.: · report ~o~t Fort Benning, Ga., for l1pohs With her son-m-law and and Mrs. Wa1ter Rife and daugh· , his next assignment. Hev. w.,\d:o J. Bartels, guetl fectlilob and Ulen will become real ~ughter Mr .. and .Mlrs. Harold El'- ters, Janet and Christine, Harlan Mjss Jane Young, fres hman at SJ)e.3ki?JI' at the mec:rl.i'ng of .the servan!lS of Hfs." w£n and fall'ldly. . Athey, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Athey Ohio Universi ty, and rfc. Jon M. [ Mei·gs County Reti.r>ed Teacllers Dave Thoma~, MinersviUe wa& and sons, Paul and Charles, Miss Schaaf, ML. Ephriam. N. J., were A:ssoci'atiun, ·held SM.urday afte-r. Group "Singing of Ameri-ca w~tb t.he Sunday dinne_r .:Ue:st -of -.his Virginia· "Carsdn, Marion; ·8fr. and in Cleveland to attend the w c rl· lnoor~ a:t .the Fur.Jerated Church, Mis&- Gedorudie ·McBJ'idtJ iS aecom- son :am! datlght.er-m'-llw. ·M'r. and Mn. Bert Carson, Mr. and Mrs. ding of Miss Glaflys Gurson and 6poke 'OR· "Ari-bhmelic, Comoari'lll P9Dkst 'Opened bhe meeli<ng lfot:IDwi' Mrs. Evet"Jett Thoma~. Charles Carson,· Mrs. · GeM~e CarRohmfl Chandley , Ohio Unive:.·sity .Ari1.hmeti~ ~n .the Sc1wol with ed with devotions led by the Pf'e· Mr. a-nd Mrs. Cbarl~ :ESkew son, Mrs. Adrian Carson Rut• students, at tho Trinity Baptist Arithmetic in Life." sideot, IMi·ss :Mama Karr who 'had a-nd fsmH-y .of Ch~lestori ~ land; Mr. and Mrs. Noah· ·Haskins Church on Saturday, Jt' eh. 4. MiHS r.Or her .topic ''The seer~'()( .hap- weeke-nd •goosts .of her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Vance' Young and Pfc. Schaaf were Starhn·g wioth addil'i0111 .t,hc s pca· p~new." Mrs. l"loreme Burns ide. Mrs. L. D. Scott, Mrs. Jamea SJm,: houscguests or her room-mate at ker said, "When you adtd fj.gures ~~iss Karr traced life frhlll yout-h son! Mrs. Katy Matthews, Miu Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taylor and Ohio Un iversity, Mls:; Helene Kr.. you got mQr.e ·aD'd •in life you t:o la.ter years ra-nd brought out Emma Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. mclhar, lind her parents, over the ·~lar. t with a litHe faith ·D!id add that tho riches contribution,..<;: to ramHy of Columbu8 WOI'8 week· Robert Conkle, Middleport; Mr: w••kend. to g·row i·n fRitib . · In s ub· It f e would <'orne whtm - wledg ~ end guests of Mr. and rM.ns. Joseph and Mrs. J. M. Conkle. ~" Q.a-ub. Sherman .Mills, son of Mr. and fi'&:-ures you have lese but is more oomplet.e, ·I)O)Ver of ana.lty· :Mr. and Mrs. Roy R'upe, M}. and •... -, MJ's. Donald Mills, has been a i·n life y.ou have ffi'O'l"e because gj<s mDl"e keen ood ju<ti{Mon.t more lfr. •fld )1]~. 'Earl HiclmJ-an' and Mrs. Me rUn Matthews, Jr. and Mrs medical patient at Hull er Jlospi· w-hen on'l! subtracts- s.in and guilt, profoond. daught-er, St~a ~·t.a ~ned to Dwight Ma.ttbews, Mr. and Mrs. lal where he was tnken last wack thc.u 11i ~y all'c .rea(ty 00 expand." their home i'!l Cotu-mbus Sunday David Matthews, Mr. and Mra. with a vi rus infection. In ,the absence rtf Otis Crawford evening alter a weekend vl51t Carl Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Co-ntinui·ng Mr. Ba• r te. b J>aid "In Sidney Urcn ncr is r('covcring Miss Ethol Garland acted as see- wJbh .her pare nls, Mr. and 'Mrs. Taylor. Ross Matthews, Ches"hire from a recent illness at the home divisi on gnodnc,<;,'; .t.hal ~es to ·r etary. It was deci-ded' to moot at John F. BJaettnai. n. D., Mr. .and Mrs. Carl Rife, Mr. or his gra ndparenls. Mr. and 1\lrs. 1heonl ac-ru~ the yean and then the Federated Ohureh 'lllext montrh and Mrs. J. B. Rife, _Gallipolis; Sidney Pickens. He is the elder are r~lldy to witness and share and .t hat travel t&Jks would be Mrs. C. E. Nease and Mrs. Car. Mrs. Cora Miser, Columbus; Vr. Ohroi. s t with olh <. ! rs a-nd aa tlhis is sun of Ml'. a11d Mrs. Avery a"i'ven by each· m00Jber. rie Nye ~ pent Sunday in CblHi- and Mrs. John Rife, Mr. and Mrl. druu.\ Jnul1iplication· hooomes na· ncr, Pom(!roy. cothe with .f.be former'.s. brotrherr Robert eiater, Marion; Mr. . and Prayer by Rev. Bartels oonclud· and sister·in:}aw, Mr. .and MTS. Mrs. W. R. Athey, Kyger: Mr. and Dianne Richman und Charlene tural. A.~ one remalns stea4flf8t, Ris wi ll graduaUy leads illlto per. ed the meetin.g. ' CliffOrd ROO<!. t who are employed in Mrs. Walter Athey, Mid~h~port. · - - - .. - - . Jumbus, were weekend guesls their familie s. Mrs. C. R. Karr Sr., is Ill with an attack of flu at her apa1·tment on Ral'e Stret. · Victor Grimm is a medical licnl at the Meigs General Hoipl· tal. Local relatives have been fid of the serious illness of Ahbott , former Middleport dent, who is being treated at Bay Pine Veterans' Hospital, Petersburg, Florida, for"-. an No, 3511-EMBOSSED COTTON NlGHTDRES5-ln ness Incurred while in service. Mr. and Mrs. George I no-IliOn ntton. Baby doll styla with tcaop neck. Athens, wore weekend ""'' "' her paronUI, Mr. and Mrs. Whit• plpiJ11 and ffowtr :appllqw. Walb hrnslthLambert. Sunday vi~itors of Mr. and ribbon trlmmlld. Colors: llut, Pink. Malu, Sl111: Dell Fife included Mr. and Roy McCarty, Gallipolis. Mrs. who has been ronfli1'Cd W her Sm•ll, MtdJum and L..,.. hnmc fm two month@ ·is IOOCOVt'l'ling slowly fron1 her illness. Charlene Wilburn, Col~ntbus, visited her grandparent.'!, Mr. No. .Mrs . Pearl Graves, and other "'l•-~l r'<LL '"PLIQUID WAL T1 · t.ivcs ovcr the weekend. She ' 110 hl'm Friday LENGTH GpWN-Ilottlcl.... !todt Willi · he r father, Chlltles ,~ ' ~ ': h11d been in Columbus on .,,1,. ~llnt. lcMP ~k. ·eap ··~··· ..· ' IU.Ipb Sigman end . ' ' ' Wanda, and Mrs. 'w~ui;'.;; Sf••: 32 to 40: C~CIII"t: P.Jttk. llut, lnll l:'nllzt lhrec sons, Orville, C ls~nce, Charleston, spent dny with Mrs. W. S. Par111ons. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Munns rienne Mills) left Sunday for No, 3S2 SHORTIIi GOWN with apartment in Cincinnati il'i stlending the University of tJuUon ff"Ont• Whl.. ~tlplnl .and cinnatl as !l graduate s h•~ent. ! They had returned Friday their wedding lrlp and spent fl~~ral •PPIICI•· Pa,..r Pan Colweekend here with rclalivcs:. Roger Con~rt, Kenneth Mltrro>y l<l!r with lhirrtd vote ·l~rf. and Robert Hennesy were In lipolis Saturday on business. ter Erwin', Marvin KeUy, c. Sunday evenine with a sermon on "Why I Am . a ChrliUan Only." Special muaic was presented · by tbe Senior Cholr wbo sang "Won.. dedul Words o( Jesus" dil-ected by Mrs. Arthur Skinner with .Mrs. Chester Erwin a1 organill Choir members were Mn. Fred I. Gardner, rs. Dave Farmer, Mrs. 0 . L. Roush, Mrs. Alfred Roush, Mr. and Mn. 0. E. Me- . I a medico! patient. ,. '-------------..;;,~~-------------"""o.J!i"'"""--------~fi The Meigs ·political ~rwn seenu rto be ol"'Wl'ding ~n·OO sOOpe with ,f,he addition oi three n ew candidallcs seekll'lllil elcctton in -lihe May 4 Potima.ry, Wedn~y is· the deadtine f:or rl'hll filine o(,ltotitioos ' £or rth6.t el e(!ti<m. Clerk of the Board· -Qf Oootlons Albert Gloed:ner repQtote(J that George Vaughan b.l.t ril'!d for oounty treasurer: Ditt H&ntinger i.ncUR)bmt. county oomnilisiooer ahd Roy Proflibl, incumbe:IJit COUrJty oommiatolla' !Hed · petiUons ·maki'llg .them candidate& for ·re· E!ieotion. A<l~ tlme£1 are RopubliCM!a•. Twen\y Jive DemooM.9 lfld etgbt. Republicao8 !have moo petitions for crr:JUDcy commitotemten , H&lltinger, who i1r t·he pnesiden.l 1.1( ba8rd of oornnmeio.nel'S, is . finishing bf3i Uk.'h year w loorth toerm U ·a member of that lxw'd lmd Proff·l tt, a ,former vice pre·.sident of ltlbe boW, is f.illtlhlng :Attend,.Rally At fJmrch Of Christ One bundred young. ~ple their advisors attended the Union Ralb' of Youtb FelloW!hlps of the Middleport Churches at the Cburch : of. Christ Sunday, Feb. 5, Which · elimalr:ed the observancll! of the National Christain Yquth Week. Tbe Cbriatain En~eavor of tbe hG~t chqrch and theit advisor, Mrs. GeotJCe Child11, ~ responsible for the openiril devotional servite and Ernestine Asbury, president of the CE, presided. Bruce Bradford welcomed the visitors, Tom Kelly gave the opening prayer and Ken· · netb Lewis read the Scripture leB&- I on. ·i8J music was preaen~d Childs, Ernestine Asbury, <.:ar uiyn Hess and .Bonnie Van Cooney, who sang "My God and I accompanied by Barbara~•••~:~:: student nurse · at Holzer tt (Continued oo Pa.g e Th·roe) who was pianist for the service . Ushers were Tom Skioner, Tom Kelly, Ira Ray Butc,._er and Dic1c Harris.' · James Van Cooney, president of the Middleport Christaln Yoc¢h Couneil, wa11 in charge of a sbort busJ~s meeting and annpounced tbeeOunt)l·wide tntcr®nom na· · Youth Rally to be held at tbe Chw·ch of Christ '!II~ Si:!""~ fu~iirii;;jtywith or. Han.sen,·~ professor, as the' ll•,d~;'!'- spcder ud the Rev. I!Rrold' !lOOiei u tbe song leader. Ot!itrp Baumgardner, chairman of t&e pmgram committee of tile Youth Council, introduced the Board guest speaker, i',arid Maloqs LebBOard . "'dustrii· l anon, who is studyib£ Potlltlcal Cbatie Gf sanders for the · Science at Obio U~vtrslty, AthetJJ. aJ Arts classes; a r11bbef mat · for Mr. Malow who plans · to return tbe Central School builjiing and to bls country to asalst his people. the repair o! Heme tconomics stre,.sed the importance of havinp tables. a definite aim in life and 4dviaed Those prf!senl were Supt. L. his listener to take tbe advJc. Mc:Comas, Bruce Lloyi:l, , Mrs. offered hy parents. teacher• aiid well Probasco, Paul Smart, ministers. He urged them to stand old E. Hubbard lil~ Paul Davis. up Cor their beiiefs as Chrilltiaris and Americins and. to remember that there is only one God ovet Ill, people. He spoke of tbe ' l&'~lf rapbical location ot hi; cOuntry w~icb 'is next to Palestine and said that on tbe mountains of bit hoM land tbfre. are cedan o( Le~n~n wltlcb 'we though to b,tve ..,t;e,lt growing; at the time Ot OhtJst'i: birth. 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