http://66.213.69.5/files/original/eb79035f28eb61f091110ea27158df6f.pdf 70ba3321c601ba90c579e80f80a75f54 PDF Text Text ..... ..........- ""' ...... ~ ~ ..... ,........ - ..... -------~·~·-·--·----------------------~~-------_-- .. .. -. ... f Page Six Monday, March 12_.,~1~9--=-5~6___________ ~-- _The Daily Sentine l, Pomeroy-M idd leport, Ohio ______ 1 • Clan· nee Massar have recencd an 11nnouncement and ~Irs Mt th:c~t tht:Jr :;e n George has become a membt>r of the law hrm of Gtng. her and Chnsll'nsen. Columbus M!i!>!>U a graduate of Pomeroy H1~h School ;~nd of College of pa~t thr('e ~ ._.ar CALL PT A MEE TI NG tJf lht• Sugar Hun PTA ha~ bC"en (' a]\Pd for Thttrsday e~· rntng at 7 30 a! Su~ar Run A nwet1ng Sehoul IHTortlzng !()day . Top1r of to 2 <IIILWU!ll'Cml'nt ~t·nl.'ral discus ~ion wil l tw . " I Lur ChLld r ('rl Look To l"H Fur Better EducH I IUil" A quesllun ancl answu r penud will fol- low > • ' The Rev L. A Ban~ertL"r, pastor of Heath Methodist Church, closed the Week of Bvange!Lsm ser· vices on. Sunday when he preathc4 on t he top ic "lt Any Man Wi ll." 1Vi~itmg ch urc h gro ups were from Law at Ohlfl {' nt,·erslly h<ls been assoc1ated wtth tlw,; r1rm fur the , •' . ...,, ,. Joana for p.,.... ... car or tur.. • day 01 fternoon al the home of .Mr . Gtbbs, Edd1e Stark, lhad J acob:., and •Mrs. E mmtJott Blackburn, 1 D1ck K-rllg.h-t all of Pomeroy, and ButlQrnul Al'(', hQnonng thc tr L~n-t h ia Mills. Robm Mdl:s an.d daught er, L>arla J ~a n on her Slh 1 La!T}' G ladwc !! of MHidlepOJi , HrU('I' Simpson ~--cnt a J.:tft bl)t birt hda y. 1 wa.s una bl e to attend . Ga mes were played and prizl·~ awarded •lo Na nty V.cmln wagen, Donn !l Hedn c k and l...:JtTY GladwelL An -c.gi: hunt w,as held wt lh Cynthia Mills, J t:. Ru s~ll. B!l r· bara Kennedy, Dk-k Kni-ght and Chery l Ebe.rsbae h winnmg p rtzes. The ere.en i!nd white color theme was carried out in t he d e· eorations a n d re freshments. Green and white stmamcrs and T he Jwnu r roll s}stom wa.s ex1 bal-loons extended from the c h..nby ~rs. A irre RobNSo n ' del ie•· to a amall table on whic h p lamcd who al:;o !i>tr~~s~d ~;~ f e t v aclJl'ithe gtfts were placed.. Ref reshmMI..s of e up cakes iced ties wlt en -th e .M tnor Ma rd<i 4- H in WhJ.te and topped wi-th a grt!Jen Cl ub met Sat ur d!ly afternoon at sham roc k, ice eream and •li me •t he ·home or Kay Wyii LL. Harr isonKo0J Aid were s-erved by M.n; . vrl lr H.oad . I~n]Jowmg a businc.ss ~e&;iuq,. l!.l'ben;bac h ass isted b y Darla J ean 's grandmothers, Mn. Black· J:111 Ann Srmlh demonstrated l.h~ bum and Mn. C. J . Ebersbach -and <'u rr<•t'l '-'" Y t o -t ilrcad a n red lt' : her aunt , -Mr ~. Shidey •Mill s or Sharon Thoma , how tu cut materMiddl-e port. FavorS' were balloons tid slratglr t by pulltn.l:( a thread: and sm&ll re piclas of multicvlor· :ut o.l Sand ra We-lls o n ho w to ha m a .towel; aft er wh roh t he g1 rls oed chic kens . Present wt~re J . C. Russell, "' 0 1 kN.l on the rt.owcJs thev arc Che t·yl F.b c r~hac h , Barba!l\a Ken- mll krng After a t'ecrcati un pen n-U , rcnedy, Kathry n J ;Hl" P. Hannahs, fr•·-hmcnts were meeti ng will bC' at t·h<' homo of Sharon Thom a. Si.tturd ay .• ~La rc h Jt at 2 p m Kal Hindy, Manager 300 W. SECOND ST. Phone: -U% or 508, Pomeroy ~ HQu rs: Mo11..-F ri. 9·:5; Sa.l. 9- 1! Op.,,~ rve •tiug• by appoin tment: ••••r IOW'IIII LET US MAKE YOUR Spring Cleaning EASY OU it MANY SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Is Proof Of Our Goo tl Ser vice , Fair Prkcs aHd Quality Cleaning Give Us Your Clc;ming Problcm ii- And We Will Return Them BcaulHully Clean ed . .. And Spring Cleaning Will Be Fwl. Phone 122 For Pic kup And Dcllvery Service. • Spr1n~;:. !luck d;~y Gnmge met Th ur ~­ ~·V{'UIIlg. Amus Levnanl prc.sided a.s worthy ma:;lt;r 111 I he arn.cnce uf l!unH'r Rice whu !S J!l. • \1 r~ F:rlwa rd llump hrry, home ceuno!III{'S rm um!tt r:;; rhatrm an un nounr<> d that the Gra u~c "' ou lrl :;e.rve -the hmc h for I he llcrrford sale to be held al th e County garage March 20 and re.wc:.tc-d <lil member.; to I hn ng pte-s. I At the dose of the m;~et mg re- , fr eshme nts were served b y .th€ home ecenom tcs c omm ~t-lec. T he quar terly birt hd-ays will be obserl'ed wi th a pot l-uck lunc h at the ·next meetini'J <m Marc h 22. Tri -lustre Cleaners -·~­ . . . ....,.. Oldt -~ Wahama lli Dixieland To Be,Stage,d On Thursday ·Mrs. Della Winds ol" Thr-ee Meigs Area Persons Attend Rotary Institute ·l)r >!Sidod qt. 5.98 g.fl Ivery ,.,,_, of stltfD SAUH ~lal~tt ..,., •l'l'••d• .t llcJuid tmu. CompetftiYe ,.,ex pelnN qo,.,.Jn Ollly 11 lronion af Mlf a...uor. Ua r..,tf1 ..,.,Jor jNrfe,.... aMe wlrh PUD SA"N, membershilJ drive. h d Men s ASSOC/atlon . . Meets eled·ol l he M;ddlc poct·l'omcn>> Met 0 ist Rotary Cl ub, F ri day monning to ;;7~:'":;~ ::'::.!. th;r ,h~";";~,~~: , Surnlay In ~reparation f·or Conference I I I I I 1 .. . '• . '. lliilil ... ---.~ .-.·.. We suggest you try thrs .• rz.c h •l00 k.z,ng at"ky d sem~.,- 8.Joss . ); ~ Af faJ rs lnst}lu.te whit•h is .spon- I . d ,., sorcd hy the Rotary Cl ub~ o1 .t he Holwr_l Hurl ey,. prc stde nt . of the s ing ins ura nce on the church an area and .the Crosl ey H.arl!O Cor- Mdhodtst Mc_n s ~soclatwn of par sonage and the pastor gave a reporation . lle aU1 Melhodt ~ t Chu_rch , was r e· port on the Week of EvangeJI.sm They rolurn OO Satu rda y even. t:o m me ndcd for appomte nt as ~ serl'i.ces which were hdd this past • ing after t he fina l Sf'SS!On. I ltce n~ell exhorter _when the Offlc- week, The Board , ·oted to give $25 ia l Boa rd of the Church met Sun· for Heath Church's share of the d<1y I'Vening to pr epare for lhe Me ig9 Ministerial ~;s~::',::~;~~ ~ 1 Qn ar t rr ly Confere nce to be h eld wut1k al t he Coqnly Fair this 1 Thltrsday, March l !'i. u ndr!r the dir · mer. 1 cdlon of Di strict. Superinte ndent "' :-.11" ~ (J rtlv er Erh ;u;s!:.!erl by Dr. ra ul Chi.lcs, Portsmouth.. Member s prese nt at t he Board M r .~ l'J'a rl Spencer, Mrs. Ja mes • meeting wer e: Supt. McComas, t he S upt. L. w McCd"m ns, chairman, Sa) rt· an d Mrs. Ov;~-~ Diddle e n • ll~r­ Rev. Bangerter , Mr . and Mrs. C. la tncd t he l'as.t Counc ilors of ~ pr esided ul the Board mcelin& and A. Emmls h , Mr~. Nan ~:~~~~~;h~~~~~ 11 USICO the p!lstor, th e Rev . L . A. BangThcodorus Coundl Dattli: hlc rs o( I e r lcr, m~de the mo1ion th<ll Mr . Bess Sanborn , Miss Frie da Amt•r iea Th ursday ev tnln~.: at her Mrs. Crary Davis, Mr. and Mrs. , Friends of Mt·. and 1M r~. CharlM 1• Hu r lcv be mode a n exhorter . 1•. Frcnc h , E me1·son J ones, "'a ' mes home, Laureol 'SL Sert ptu re read i11g bv Mrs McElhinny and •t heir daug ht er, , Mr . and Mrs. Hurley and their Euler , Ernest Covert , Homer Cook , Not· rn a C hopman , f"!l owed by th e. Pt~t rk ia , wer~ in-terested S!lthurday four childre n ha ve be en a cti ve in Mrs. E. S. Schaaf. Lord 's Pr:~ y e•· und p l t~d!! c to •th e a£-LI'rnoon· tn t•he televis-ion roaf1- :church and cil'ic wor k since , lh~ y 'ca~>t (!' !)Ill Chorl e:ston whe n Miss . ca me here wh en he started cons!r!au opellf'd .the m e ctin~ . Ft:Jluwin•g <~· s hort bu.smcs..'V scs- .\1cEJ.h!nny al)pe~red 111 the e horus 1ruction work Ill the Kyger Creek J~lhn Fis her, fre shman at __ ~ton in charge of ·the rpres idcnt , of the Char\ e.s lon L!.L:hl Up era plant. Under Ius !c<tdc rs hip the Me t· Utu vl· r~; it y, spent the weekend with : hodisl Me n have (ormed Gos pe l his parents, Mayo r and Mrs C. 0 . •Mrs. S11 yrc, ga me~ wt·tc -played Guild. with prizes awnrded, to Mrs. Rol· The Guild is !)resentinR: a mu.si· 1tell.ms which ser ved in a number Fish er, and famil y. Saturda y l!n Bcarhs and . ~[l"s . Hen ry Rt ~i h PI r il l ··G irl·Crazy" .n ext Thu r.-;da·y, , of s mal! !.!r chun:hes in the areal 1was joined by two classma tes: after which r~l"r cs hm e nt s were Fncl uy•Loand Sa·l llnlay wi th th e: rpro- during lhis past wmter. llam Horn cceds ~o to oharit y and the 1 Plan:~ we n:J di:~cusse d for inerea- who spent the day here. served by •Lhc hostc-sJi.cb. The nex.t m eetmg wil l be hl'ld SHt u rday s how was a rc-v kw ()( 1 at .Lh e home of 1\.ll'IS. Addie Grue, v ar i ou ~ scl•no.., in the produ{·lion. • scr wil h Mrs. R. B. Wilkin.o;, IM.rs. Miss •MdJ! hmny is ll -gnrdu~te Hez Root aud -Mrs. Ch;trles SolU Cl' Hf Mio:1dlf.! pOI'l" Hi gh~ Sch o~ t ! and ll olz.er Il !l.'i-pilal SChool uf NUl'&11s ass)s!Ling ho siL~ (·s. tug and has tak~n advan ce d t ra in~ inl,l to beeome -an ane.stht"tl>l bt and ROTC Honorary Group Is ~~ mp!o;vM at a· Charle!:ilnn hos-- Past Councilors Theodorus D Of A I Enter1ained Thurs. Patricia McElhinny In Tv L.:ght Opera :. I '/ S d ,i atur ay M •s - · New wonder insredient-poly-AM-maket SP•m SATIN outperform all other inumor painu becau.e it dries u :Z paint 61ms in 1 with colors that stay bright- keep your ; room1 new · lookilll until you WilDt co cha,nge colou. ' Colon are bound in che 100% latex film by an interlock· ' ins film of poly-AM which makes SP&ED SATIN so tougb, 110 durable tbat Jt can be washed repeacedly wilhout: ·~ damage or fading. e 1.95 E N A M • L \ *"'•• fatid"' '"' kllcltet~ ond bothroolll -u•• celllngl, WMCtwort, "-" .. f 1 or ...., - I'· ...w. r.. .... • ct 110 "'" • ~ d •• ,, . • ~01 • ,.,1 - . . Ill•• on c • • "'IMau-" • ..-~ loiiiiWideto~~teof SPEfD-WAU-111• tuurlo•• oll 11f00ctworlt tll~o~l I I .. .- ' • I i,. • . .· • colon thot lllotch h:nnoua SPIID SATIN. .J ELBERFE LDS -· qua - - - - - - -- - - ·~-.. . ,,! .. __ .. _-·- • ___J . .weU, Etta Rouih and YOURS FOR THE C081'0FA MEDIUM-PRICE CAR. •• 1 THE BIGGER, MORE f()WERFUl CHRYSLER Wf,NOSORV-Bl sUe B~~ WhUe on- .the "plane" · >tCoing,. frOm-one eJty to ,apother. the wa-:. ~ .extettp; w~ ~at u ·an· lels. rldiJ>g li oloiJd .!Old siDgiJ>g "Drifting Back to !Dftam4•a od" and ''S'posin". Memben pihll_.- - - - - - - Athentt, 0 .-During tapping cere· rl}onlc8 held at the recent norc Militar y Ball ten Army Advanced Corps Cadr.nt wc ru l:i(!('d ed for membership In Scabbard a nd Blade, ROTC honor 11odcty Included among the honor s tud- ~ cnt:~ from thl 11 area was Theodor e C. ~·is h c r, of 1\ILncrs ville. The men were sd ectcd on Lh r Mrs. Cus h Johnston, Brijdbury , bnsis o( lcn dct ship , ahlhly and pre stdcut or the Rutland r. arQen high 11cholll stic standing. C!uh, and .Mrs. Robert Reibel., Lcad r n~ Creek, Rf"l;.:lonal Di rector ()f tile Ohi o As~lation of C'• t'de-n t:l ub.'i, ldt this omorninJ.~ From Columbus on lhe Pcnnsy\v;mia's "t:entra-l Ohio f'lower Show.fl'hea- ~-ar-e ~ ·JoJteS, oi the JU4Y Webb 1 S)lenly Berry, Sandra· Roush. June Rutland Gar.den Club Members At Garden Show Wll8- noit. Mas~cGrand of Speneer .and Mvjorie Roac:h. -- ·t. :Betty . , Shirley Roqsb, .Mice lfll.l; · Benntltt, S111lly Pro!fi«., Jr; Ju9Us, J.an& : ICenhower, J>Oj;;i; Blewi·ng, lunfl . Spencer, Colen!lnf, Pat Carmock. well, Dottie F~n. R~t~c_s_;'Yl';_•·_:____ _ _ of apPflre~y today ln brk)Jing a sup-pl.y oJ. Carl Stires, 22, 1 waB -injured lrtond:ay wt-.en 1he was pinned .00. ,tween ·BJ ooetc~ and a~ at an Erie RaO.....t .,....lbouse · ~J!I'<'. ~ow Joe6 if ritn · w~tn' IJOU ~ofJ it tki.J wag ? fiD:ed I w 'fol'"'Y .Sisson and tum to the OO;p~l. '• the tm.y ron•of a vcd.· '""" ol ~he Bataan Dcolh Mar<h w~o '"'""""" alter being • ,,;,. Dnet.·>f War mtnu.s 8. reg ag a resuJt nf -~n rojury in e. Joav ooal Stcph ~ n 1w ·· -~---- .1 ••: ' AT THE MIODLEPORT _ _!~~~!!~-- .... -·' til,.,,.,., ,,,..,,. ,. ...... ... I . ., .•. CHURCH Of THE NAZARENE TilE PUBLIC IS INVITED Baker Furniture on Tht1 Brlrhloot Corner l· In Middleport OPEN EVES. BY Appl. __ _ _ _ I-..:.-_.;._........~ •' TO........ .\'rrEND! ' . :. 'b· I t !. In The Vallty AT March 7 Through March 18th ;;_i ~=~~~~~..:_ bl,...l • .,,, "' .,., 1111e ur ••• FURNIT-URE EACII EVEN lNG llli!•f-"!IJC~Woo... J qPht" llo WOIIftt Cltryaler allowe file o Largest Selection Of Fine 7:30 Jewelry ,The .P.on.!eroy SEE THE EVANGELISTIC SERVICES ~OLUM8VS, 0. UP-The ltlltf Bo.lro of Education today dwed the way for th e Olin-Matbiesou Co..t o build a -$90 million alum · inurn plant in Monroe County, THe board vo'led $100.000 to ·help River Locll\ ' School Dmtrid build • t• .... ,..,. u.e 2 year o-ld bu JJ-d:ng 14. ·as selhog 1 to -t he cttemical oompany f-or an • I Pobce Rem-•rt I h;,h ..,h..,, r...., TWO ACCI"dent s.office building. • DON'T MISS IT! WiLL IIOI.D ::1,if Sta "' te Clears ay For AlUDtinUIR · PJ ant Jn Monroe Our -Q.olty 11t" u..d Can en tM Nat u.d l:aft lo _ _ . . , . . . . ~"'!I" .. - · ' , MEIGS MOTOR' CO~ • • N. Seeond St. .. '' . ' . Po-ltc(' . r~r:tcd tw-o ma"R?r _aceldcnt:s w ~thm t he 4) vil-lage hmiot.s for •today and Mon'tnltneoeraday · · dlt1 e hg an4, Med1um dama>g-(.'".3' res u}lcp: th. t-s neWspapers; (ffJ morn i-ng whc"' a 1950 · Ca.dtllac R j 1 • -~ d r.''"!-IOoTV . , ou.rna • -drll'f,n by Jesl>C W""':", 73 , ul 1:m 1 N ti · . -.pWLed from til~ drtvl!way of .Ow " '· • a on11ll.v famGQ8 lecturei"B. 'Car· Norri:l M-onument Worlr,o; on tu ltlnd · sped~~ ~II} be w-er-t PofoaJnr 8tr.f'ot a nd while> driv. oD 1 ~h~ l_ix·d~· P~tlgral!l. ' ing irt ·lo ~rhc -l.ane o-f traffic the 1 • . , . ,. , . ., ., car coUi-ded with a 19$ Ford ·J •·m · Rev • It . !JYl 0,0 ~p~li · -drivrn by Ronnie . W<HH.cn;, Galhpoh>. 22, Al ,Sf~JV-.};f,OD. Army rM-on<lay mo~ning according to Thursday ,oe:v-en 1...._ at· 7,30 !Wv. •lhc rc-porrl, a 1051 BUick drh·cn ~,_ sooth on- M-uolbe.rry Avenu e ·by C. E. H-oyt,. pastOr Of"lUte Fint An.dt.ew H. Worl·g bl, 66. Rutlan-d, Baptyrt. Cb"Ut'Ch wiD rat rllle ,..truck a pa rkW; J951 PlymmrLh, Sa:I.Wil.icm 'Anny ~ ownC'd by Gene ·M·Il!f'Vin fJf PomctoQd Ave., 'In· roy ',[louncement . t Gl.en· · - - -'------. Rummell ch-a~. ., I•M.Str'"tf.eman e School Supcrinl:m-dent R. .to:d the bo,anl the company's d ecision on whsl:hCI' <to b i\d l.hc 'p"t.an4 in Ohio ()r West ~ ·-·Virginia depended uporl) Wn•::UI'Oll lthe com any could Obt·aifl the b 1,,. P1 ··~ 000 ~- 1110 . u ..ang Ql' ;p..ruu, • • ••ll't' , .000 hom i ·h c .st-ate wJn be used bO t.~ ...........t local funds for buHd· ~ 4 ..,...""'""'" .lUg a new school. I , t The ilnt or !he 14 finalistA.. of . .seer.etary and wbicb two came from each of the .8og.g1l the-y w-ere ac- seven local school ditltriets, to fall companied by King, COtl·J was Mario-n Wells, of the Colum tNctor. 1ihe commissiorll reported bia district, by misspelling the to thu viUa~-C officiaLs -that ex· word ··annual "; other words t.Ut teiutve repair work wai oneeded 00 the spelllog tripped tileR youRJtlFe Dtu:nJc'Pa-1· pool ~'e it coU!d sters from lbe county's fiftb,.,ti•be. opened. After ;~ general d:i6- t~ and s:eventh grades. were dlfetiS5iOO the eommbsiqn ·m emben; flcult mileq:e. ano~OIU!, adoJe. ~ t'O -present a~ by scence, cba~feur, caubfiower, C.l:~-end" ol t-..c week the 111 ppro- en dar, expedtte, er~oneous, lum~~ or mlne. .. The pareots am ~ igned to th l' ~act that -de<¥t:li · is not far ·away £or -lhei"r two Yflllr ·o-Jr\ son. _..,,;. ,. ~ ....,..,,... hlglr. Rev. C. S. NUTTER , It wu reportc~ a~ the bee that all of the 14 _fmatists tbat took part, ~onday mght would J'eteiv,e ba.ll-pou1Jt fountain pens courtesy of a Columbus new1paper. AUXILIARY TO MilT The Women's Aus.lllary of tbe Grace Episcopal Cbureb will meel on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'cl'lCk !t the Pari,;h House. The hostesses will be Mrs. Earl Tit~ and Mi.!!S Grace Hmtou. Dates for immuD.ization clinics for chUdren from three months to si.x years ba\fe been 1et up throughout Mason j::ounty by Dorothy WaLkins, county bea"lth nurse. CJULdren wiU be immunized against wboopinl cough, diphthe!·ia. and tetanus with the trlpple \liC· · cll'je. Smallpox immunilation will also be offered to those who come to the clinl('s. Miss Watkins utged parcnls to brine their ~hlldrtn to the cURies In order to eliminate the dread of Jmmuniultlon for ehildrcn starting to school for tbe first time in the fall when lhey have many adjlllltment.s to make. The Clinic scboedllle lor Ute Bend Area is as follows : ' M~ 19 and APril 23: ll•son. 9 A. M.: New !Iaven, HJ:30 A. M. and BrOad Run, l P. M. March 19 an-d April 23: Mason, G.llumbla , 9 A. M.: Cllrton, 10 A. M.; and Hartfo_rJ. I I A. M. to FINED $5 Mayor C. 0 . f 'b her fined f'rank Y•~}~..~· ~ld';lle~t~ 1 $5: and , coals lor t-alO~at.iwt.· ' 1. ,, Tbe Te~e Democrat, who Truman in the preterente poll here four ,..... ago, Monday night urged s upPorten to east \'otes _only for t~e 12 ~eleg~tes - two 10 . each d~strict and e1ght at large - listed as pledged" to him. (iJ*t P"r1-.ident his first politlcaJ..victory here: four ye.ar_s ago apilllt the late Sen • Robert Taft, was expected to sweep the l~m~ GOP delflp.Wtn without difflcultJ. Kefauver .pd Mr. Eisenhower ftre alone iD t1H! preferential side 8800 Coubty me(!L• Thtu'8da,y evening, March 15 at 7:30 p. m. at the school. AU members are urged to be prcaent. ; ''Remember the word 'pledged/ ., he t~aid. "Do nqt vote for thO&e marked •favotabie' to me.'" Kefauver predicted ¥OIIdaY, that be would wlu more than ~f of ve prec;,ed & the.. fmal word Dllll-- the state's delegates to the lUI doDill pelled ptpyru~1 : A total of . 214 connaUo!l. Stevenson · aupp0rtera words were useu said that if they won only two deleMorton will go to \fie State Spell- ~tes, they wquld seriously- daming Be e, llreld at Col Limbus on APT· age the Tennelssee aenator's pres. il 28, whicb i5 semi-linals for· tbe tige and pro~bly enrtl bU hopes national to be held at Washington, tor th~ Dem~tic nominatiOn. D. c. Pre&t~o£· F.ilenhower, wbo won lnun • F . umzatlon or Child .In.• Mreo pJanned &AND BOOSTERS MElT The Racine Band Boosters will . eopping the first place· laurel5 at He al5o told a ~levUion •udi~~ the co. annual Spetuag Bee is Mor· that he did not lulve Ste ven&tn's ton Butcher a &e11enth grader at " monet.lry sources," the support Harrisonville acb.oo1. -..... of ttroneJy entrench~d "poiJt1tal ol-ganization&," ~ as many J'big Morton, the aon of Mr. and Mn. politieal nsmes" on hill a'ide Charles L. Butcher, of Harrison· · ville, unseated Jut ye.ar'a winner " You may ~ sure that if 1 · am Robert Smith of the Southern Local the democratic: nominee, I am 'goSchool District, by s pelling correct· !ng to c:ampalgn to brfug this state. b the word ''papru.t~" and O&tra· mto the Democratic column," he dze." The rules of the spelling M-e &alid. _ requires the Jut two contestants Kefauver, in his third vlsit to to spell any word that cither mis- the state , toured factories -jiDd ape~U; and then to spcl.l correctly shook h~nds wHh ~oters la a dozeD 1 thf~lr word. U botb muspeD tbe ~mumt~es despJte a ban~ed 1some word. ncittler one is penal- band cut ln a ho~el room acctdQt ~ ! ~d. ·~ · ,~"'"! ":"~ . ~ 4Jo ,tb~.ee, _. the ~y _Jail~ rWJe. chatj_, ·~ drlvmg 'iWltle itttolka~~:~~·that «:~ B~~~·:: .G~t:., tor- 1umatoed amount of money needed fe~. .$20 ,bODrctt~ •. ~~,pt 11 tot tbe&re repain;, · COuDC'llsoovcd ~pndmg charge!. ·1 1 ~--:~:"~1~' . thalt Mayor Fisber illd Clert In ~-ayor of .~~-" J:10:WtnL ~·I~ . MUrt'-aY be ~i.zed to Fr&Dk 5 COurt S~;-itP.It May· , e~ mto. a contract Wlth (be wood Jub:nBorr, Racl~ lU> W.JS C•ty of CohKDbus rfor looarl ipr.is~~ tlld eost.s ~ w ;~~~~e oners .to be -eoot to ttae Columbus of ~ llmd menoaeiGgJ ~. W.orlchouee. Tbe we:mmt was~~ Dlfu.v:::lr Garbage dwnpi1J1 In th& vici' I HyaeD, >Of Columbus, ·~ en _m· ni~ y of Olivw St. was .-eoorted The aands of liC-0 Ire fast run- cident occurred m tlk!l RIK:m~ a-nd: Chiel Of Pnlice R-ussell Bai-ley nin·g 01'\t tor l-ittle Stephen Van Ba"Dk, Saturday ·~~ W!ll.s instruoted to stop tbis pr.ac'!Jr.lS.h•~JIIInwa·ten, soD of Mr. and 1Mts. Ed- 'l1be Pomeroy · PO~!i!· J?eput. tioce and also to 'se& that 5Jdewa-!ks ' 6ar van Inwa-, LincOln fietg'-'- ment reptJI'toed rt:het J\'8DC!il ,W (!D North Second Avenue be 1•1,2) -e e-• Bride Porn crrtlfiJited on will be 'today hf!l is in l:kllaer Hospital • . .' eroy, . an tleared or dirt. The Mayor's reRuUand Higb · and the wh6re bi& COilditioo 4s r.ewrted 'liS . t~Xle&tion ~harg.e ~ ~iebt pont of $286.1S6 1lnd tflat of tile by t.wo advisor 'lpoor" -from the """ii~eti of leu- r WJ·)~ -appe.a.T" ~ the may.or 5 oourt llrea11Uf'el' ~ Lama or $12,829.39 .and kemia. llomght McBnde poo;ted ~bond ba·l ance in: ·a ll f'llnd!l, Feb. 29, 19M Tbe .t iny .rot was return-ed to 1SUnd-ay and . _waa releued hom wffe ~ed. lobe by tba University' Holzer Hospital .Monday after a ·t he eoun~ Ja•l. . Councilmeu pftSrent w~ Wayne of JO\irilellsm.June 17-23_. &bolt :c;tay at his borne. Hi:~~-h fe-ver I Gibbons, David Jtmkins. L. R. Wil· Miss :u.rtba Ohllqger., J'd~r of and Uk!ers developing in .th-r ~ i ny ~ ey, ~Covert, David· C. Mi-lder. schdbl new.Pape, aDd yeflr- tot's rnot>!b .as ......,. o! l~ c . bas indh::ated that she plans hJ•gh .tempe.Ntu·r es f'OJ'ced his rl•· . o "'":-.... SheriffDeputies TwO' RUtland . ..MAkeMercy · Studeritsl'oSee MARION, o. UP-A relay .leam .fberlffta ddputies from three News OOUDtifiS w.aa suteeSSiUI COll.fmbu~. \)aying $100 at ttie meet· ~~~ 0£~~ ~~~ .• ~~~~~ tre Tuur or Now Y()!'k and f'hila· dolphio". Flower !i.hows in both Ncw York 11nft Ph1ladel-phia arc inclulk•tl in .t.hC' schedule and the Rrour wU~ stop nvernight in~ W!Hndl'!phia and .t hree n\gbts in New Ym k. Sight s ce ~ng toun.c; h a v ~ hcoen arrang:.xi in ·both cities ami in New York lhore \.1-'H l be a vis ~l to a thNtre' on Broadw<1y. a !!how at Radio City. Music- H&ll, a tour of th(l Un~tcxl Na•t ions buU<IInJ~: , s h® -ping a nd other special cvrn.t s. The tour will end next S<~' .t rday wh~n they aiTive baek' ·In Columbus, State lr'lb-,.y Deparimmt to 'i;~t~ ~ 143 from t·be 1': 1-j)e . ~ ·Xiddleport According to dl~ 'report Eme&t M, White; Jr., 26, forft>lted $20 iu Judge Willhlm H. Jatte'J .Jiunk_ipal Co.urt, M<lnd-ay afternoon. The bOhd was opoot('d Sundii;Y-"• In May« E . F., Robl~ :llJ court Rous h, "Xounrg i-and, Jon-as, •a-nd JuUa·"EdWards: H.ewal! rushed~ Marion Gell~l Hospkal whe~~e a nash C9II ftll' Patty MIHI""• ~· ~ <llld .. fl~e !ii!fl.l 0( ·I>Joqd wao ·- · t~ - ·:7 " ~~~ E1d too . space- ftJr the~ "number of p!!QJM at~ meeting~. A eoilseat ofdlomee was J)~ · blood frqm ·eotumbus to .~'Irion Betty Jones. ' • um. wait-: tti.e vill8fe Mexico- wiJ.I be "/Jsi~ with a in time to saVe tan inju-red man's stX-o 1 dance · number by "Diane life. Capehart ....r the lri<llan R..,.rva. tions ot tthe soubh~ ~e -In fot t.heJr Share rin ~ Dl-gl)t_'a f~tn with dn~perf~b'yillt :~p of '"""""'"'' wbo llivl\td" ~ Ben)', Ju~ Sp~~~-- ~· _'fen-. nam.,. Csrol .R..armey, Shiri"W t.yoas, h.o.l.- . - Tiny Victim Ma8ter To Visit Of Leukemia 1i Twelfth District Nears Death Morton Butc·her """ • B......mes County . Spelling ,.,.__ _ ,, •.. • Dell. Tap• Theodore Fisher I I •'·~·eel '"' Mid~ ' ROse Rus:w:-11. ~byl'lia · Zic"tafoose,' J-m·, f"""'"Ohinltown: ' lfi· lllO·•ilOrli• Ice Rouab, illarile J\oaCh, DproiliY . are Pqgy Bh>s6ln~ Jib.Yllis Zitki~ Sayne, Nancy ·$MoTy, Mutcya\ ' foi>se, Dline bapc-ha-~. Jane· ~ Fogl!SOllCJ Stttld.ra Jloullh · and . .~•~nJd~R:ic~h~a~r:d_~::i•~ ~ t=ucJt,.,,,~:..:::,;:~:~:,;~~~:,:;~~~~""~','~~ ?4\: I 'way """OilSof mU~SieaJ - . 'IIun;t~ Pecufiilr Carlidy . ·• ' 1 · ljll;e -t huud!<lltqe woi< fl"'(ll$ ••. IJI <he., coo~ ~( Lyuns, tG _thlt partic~J-ar- ~on. ' , 'lbe fiNPl tll~t wil-l take the audkence to New Y®k City wbero -n·umbers .t o ,be sung inc.klde 'East Side W.est - Sid6" and· ".L11)8tick and lf.Wjber Soled Shoes.': JHD;ing ·Lhe latt-er · wiJI be Sh-eldon Roush. A cborus ~e up of SeVeoth aMI 'EI&hth Glad.,. will. dJnte to th91:1Un'lber. ·.Also in .tlhe !JifeW Y-ork I'Celle w»l be ·ao eboiua . 1· · rt 211 Ka-ren Haoll ; "Dixie Q4iln:t'·', Roy Cl-arki "lte'•, L:atr.; King. F-inale ·f or the min'9trel part of t.h"e show wi1l be. "Down Sout.h.'1 ... ·~. . . 'lJhe ollo } !"'f of ~· ·~w WI\!' .IIANCIIESTE.R, N. H. UP hnw tbit .Ute's voten felt •bout "' About 12:0.000 \fCttft-8 lot to the Vi-te Ptft-idtnt Richard M. Mllcm , polll today in the nation'• lint as a candidate for re-election. MI10J' C.• 0 . ~ JNWided' pretj4eatiaJ prim•ry. Early today the town of ~ ~onday w.brm the V111a&~ Couo- , Vot«t, tome of them trampriac field eave Stevenson the oaly t1ro ell made 'P~ CO meet "'lite ihY· to pollin& places on tDOWthoeJ ov· Demoentle votea eaat. Two -~RIJ. or E. Jl'. BOOiDioa of Pomemy and er wbite-bllllbted mountain tr•ill publi«n votes went to ~ lbe ~ COuncil to di8cuss a cut tbeir bJJJotl today in the oa- Eisenhower who also received ¥#vt teWate ~ plant fw the tion•• lirA presidenti3.1 prtmny. of the .tx vote! f ut at EJ~. · town.1. ,A repreeentMiove <!f tbe . . • , Botb Nixoa and Sen. Stylet w,.t.en- Pollution .Board will be ~ pnaapao battlt!' ••• bet-nen Srid1e1 R-f.'H received one wdte. ...ted to roeet with the officials Sen. !net Kefauver D-Tenn a~d in YOte each at E111 worth. boe of die- two rtowds. Adlai Stev"enJOD 18M Democratae voter failed to signify a presidentAttorney llrlan:oinr We-bst.er was Parry standard bfarer. al ehoice. · ~nt for .t~ lel6i.Gn ltJJd di&The n.ation alto waited to see Lite Mooday night KefaUYer c~ tbe meetings beld ariier .made an 11th _,boor .appeal lor ~ WJtll ""' bonding .......,. and ..r said he re,...t..d the· ab' entlnf!re'l"i'DD eompany t'JePraeuta-&eDCe of Stevenaon during primarf tivea. wbm. • pltaDt was be.in,( ampaig~ing. State Bu~ fnepecto .... Rogft'l '-'""' Cit'" Adl.. ' Altlenu . ol GLotiater feported tor f'.outd1 "I'm particularly 80rTf that --;M r. tb&t be was to Sue- a \.J]81Dp Steve010n did no~ choose to come t the of . to New Hamp5hire personally. 1 ~·~~ ... owner The new Meigs apelling champ. think lt would have done bim ~ _...... lo .. be nl . ~not lon who demand his trown Monday campatgn m t o y pnmUf owner night at the Salisbury school by contest ;n New England,'" be uid. I "The Yellow Rose of Teu6.'" ; New Orleans wiH be YirMe<l in the final tiC'elle with a "Bit$in )Jrs. Alice Nels& will direct tobe Street" dance routine fe,aturlnl a·ho.w whieh will feature Ronnie four -couDJes. Appearing in the M~)oth1in as ~btl'll~tor ·a nd number an: SIJ.lriley . DodeoD, D)Ck .ute fGtlowlni 00)'8 ~ ~­ Y~o.g, Betty ~onee, Jlm~Y Rpush JlmmY Ro.b, Larry Kiug, ~ck S;ndra &ousb, Joe Ford. .Wtmda • Young, John x..atne, loe F~rd and Routh -and Larry , K~Pi· · 'The final-8 wiJ.l be 'Your · qm4 ' Roy Clark. a-ad iMy Land."~ Admls.!liOP "Pniees Tlte .miqstrel, haJ.·I of .the sbaw are ·t·h irty·flve and , seventry:flYe Jnqludes aoJo numbers by -each of cents .. , tllP end men and other vOcalis\S. Ope""'g number or th& ,jliow will Members q! the be "Wa'l Dowhl Yonder -in New pe:aring in- the · Orleans." The •numbor w~ll be .llle ~ d6Jie' with otlhe aid of ~'bl-ack UgJ¥" Gri!Mitead, whieh wUl br~g out urious eo&- la}ph Stewart, tume p~trts of rt he t"borus. Prior too. J-ack Paug.lt, JimmY' , .tbe openinog of tDe ClJ,lll;aion a qu~r- gE.·ne Raybufn, rot.tlsoli . t-el ~f glclJ wUl 11rppeai- oi.n f.rottt Delmar Pe)'lton, HenrY -.:.t itbe <lurt.ain •to.' introd~c:e; tbe Jimmy l'i'y, Roy Clark, ~her w~th a .routi:M. ~e ifJ~lS: H~, Dick YoUng. 81'& Ett-a Roush, &lly Proffi«, Tommy VSnce, She.'r..ry BerTy and .:(udy W.ebb. Job:n McGmw; ,J'(I}m SoUl nt.Kh~rs -lnckuJe. ~he fo) - Ford, salji.D\Y · Hutfm~O't 1 loWing: "H<iM Hearted Hanna·b ", Thompsun.., Gary W115on. J"-n'"' Joe FOJ.'<I; 'It'i Almoot Tomorrow~·, Hen<lersoa, Jimmy Weaves:. A-gnes Young; "Br~Jn.' AIDng . ~q.y Roustt, .Marvin· '~ l>emil · ~ With the Breeze", J"Oitpl• Layne; Kn·o pp, J\l·bJi.ntt: MeClunt, John "Ufe Gets Tedio~· , Dlek Yoong; ~-y-ne, H-o-ward J.ohnson, LMTY .. Piddlin' ".MoadoUriC Home", Jil'n· Belober. ' my Roush; '.'Rook And Roil W.altl" llecause SPIED' SATIN with poly~AM gives you Stay-Fresh beauty that lasts! ter, followed w J,t~ th e plcd·ge to t he flag . Several communicatlons were read fro-m the R.epu bi iea n .h ea dqu arters. U was announec d .that dues for ,the years are now due and n}ans were made fo-r a ooat. A'" Disp»sal PIaRt ... 120,000V,..,tersTrekToPolls · As Heavy Snows Blanket State I evenings in :the bilh acbool ndi~ toi'ium. T~me p the per-f ormance h• been oset. .t 8 o'clock. over .the m eeting wh ich o-pene d with praye1' by MJn;. William Bax- Single Copy TownCOuncilsTo Distuss Plans On QUADS BOOST THE NliMBER. OF CHILDREN TO NINE 'the Wahama •majorettes wl.U be The wa·hama Hl.a:'b School Glee • OHto: P•rtly cl.u4y hlth Jl.4l tod•,-; rncMtly ctwcry, tonM rlfft or lnOW In AUttl tonllht1 lllw1 2J 32; Wed,....r,, cl.udr wtth r•in likely ..uth, proulilly ...,. snow in the north. • Club will . pre.teDt tJbe Dixia tand feat.Ul'OO in a otfjp to Texas doing Minstrels on Thui'Mday and Friday a routine to the popular &OO£, I I J11uiGon PboDe 398 weather •• \ I .. P lans weo.re made for a tea to be 1 hel d in Arpnl when the Meigs . County Republican Women m et ' Sa-turday af.tc.rnOD n :J.t .1 he court "boose. Tuasdoy, MorcHl3, 1956 Editorial Phone 397 1You don't.need to paint again until .you want to change colors 1 April Tea Planned By Republica!} Women : • To The lntere1U Of Tile M~a•• ANti ' No. 279 > - -- Ben Phi.lson, choir di rector , has ; been soog-l eader for the services lh.is pa st week with Mrs. E. 5. Schaaf ali· organist. 1 ! Send All Your Rugs, Bed Spreods And Other Household Items To Us FOR EXPERT CLEANING! Robinson's laundry Six nnt.lldal c.-, were given LhC" i lhtn! aud fuurltl dt'g i"I.'<'S when A ROW OF POCKETS marks t he lllpline on this Davidow ensemble of fawn colored broken d1agona.l tweed- from the sprin& coUeetion. The cloalng 11 ex.. D<l nny Morns, Po:ucfo ,• Ht l:( h tended almost to the hem or the School represenla_tiv e !lnd Juhe knee·lengt.b P r o b a8C O, Mu:!dleport , <Jccompanserv11d hv t he ied Judge J ohn Bacon, pre-side nt · 1 hostess. Th (· next hftn o rnoR t. '"'ld1nlo 1f Special muMc was presented by a ~:roup of you ng ~rls from thf' J u nior Methodist Youth F•eli<>w-.f s hi p who a tte nded the @ P-1"\"tce wit h their advtsor s Mrs. Bangerter and Mrs. John KetchKa. Tne i:.rts were Chr istine Coa lll, Murian ne Wood· gerd, Bar bar a Jones, Betty and Barbara Covet·t , Mary Carol Swan· son and Judy Hurley and they sang "Living Fol' J esus" " comp• oied by ~Ira . Bangerter. 1 D~oted ==:. :===================:, ~"='~Y= · • at Y- _·e rittne e Vol. VII ..... • MU. OWIN IHTIRTAINI Mr . and Mrs C. M. Hennesy Mrs . Richan:l Owen dertai&ed were in Charleston Sunday where .the Forlnite otu b at !her ~ they visited Mr. a nd Mrs J . B. m~nt on North Secood A.'V~e Dowrung who are pah~nt.s in a T hU!"tiday evenint wi~ Mrs. :fto.. Charleslon bospit.al. ber-t Morrit9 J r., Leading Creek t l W H Barnett, Southstde , W V11. ·the assi&til\t ·h oste&s. A short spent s_ever3 l days htst we~k l'is- bw;Jn~ meeting was conducted ll!ng Ius da ughter and son-w-law, by M:r~ Jook Bach.ner and lbe Mr. . !lnd Mrs. Jack Bechtel, and wedding ann.i~rsary of IHre. Ro1fam!ly . He returned ~ orne Salur · Del't MiUs Was observed. The 'ho!· day and wu accompamed there by (et>SeS 8erved .-efr.es hmelb to Mr . .l::lechtel who r etu r ned the same eleven marn bers. Methodist rches and were t he Rock Chu Sprint:s and they Chesh ire recognized by t he pastor . Birthday Party For Darla Ebersbach ·Six CandJdates Held Saturday At Blackburfl Residence Given Two Degrees_ M.r. and Mrs. lla.rold Ebersba{·h J\auty Va n Inwagen, l)unna He By Local Gtange . ~ nlert am~d wtth a pa11ty Satur- ~ drrr k Brenda Sc.yr('. J dfrey Mrs. Alice Robeson Lectures On Hpnor Roll System Sat. one pt.~ to Evangelism Week Ends Sunday At Heath Methodist Chic n' Charming The Da ily Se ntinel Pomeroy Graduate lo La" 1-""'irrn ~ e mber Mrs . Erwtn are listers. of the primary .mieb bas no bind· ing effect on delf'galell. There were- DO ctndldatea enter. ed for the vice prnideney and ~ was apeeulalton that wrlte-ia votes mtgbt indic:afe the pRaent popularity of Nixou. STONED IN ATHENS RIOTING ' �.. .,. ~ ..... . . ....,. •....,._,_. - .. + at £ ,. . , • ' ' Tuesaoy, March 13, 1956 • ~. Jioge Two _--::.:-.-~-= r--------------------------1 7 \. 1? I REYNOLD E. GREENE I GEN, MGR, On '!? ~ <? DEVOTED TO INTERES'fS OF MEIGS-MASON ARI!A The News EDITOR Publisbed evtry afternoon exrf'pt Sunday by 'I11'" Ohio Valley Senlln~l. Inc., at 110 Merhamc St, Pomt'rO}, o Ha sines.s oiflce phone 398, ellilor •.<~.l off1rr phone 397 Entered u se(•(}nd rlass matlini matter at thr post P om~roy Ohio BY CHARLES M. Mc:CANN BY CHARLES M. McCANN United Pr"Ms StaH Corre-sPondent otflce •t • ThtS' ~rtl)inly IS gotng 10· ill' a 'l"C'Cord spr:mg !or h1gh !e\·et dt· plomatic' visits in world t•a tHials. .National advf'rthlng repre.sf.'ntauve, Bottinellt·Kitr.Lall. lot. M3 Lexin(tou Ave., Nt-w York City,\16, N Y Subserlption rates · Del iVP.ry by carrjer wh{.e av~1lable 30 cents .,er week: one jear in advaT!ct• at The Dmly Si."ntmel of ftce. $IS 60 11x months, $'1.80; lhrt'e ntonth.s, $3 90 By nwlur ruu1e wheTe available : one month . $ 1 By mat] one ~NJr $8; SIX mu.tlhs, $4 25, $2 50; one month, $1. • ·- Small Business vs Monopoly . /L Proteeting s mall bus1ne~ s ngamst 1to the mcdium-Sll'kd and ultimat ely ~ ~It aUeged tavag,t'ti or h1g , bu~ · the la rge banks As Mr. Grimes · ~ 1&1 an old political issw• It is puts tl, '"rhc aUt>mpl to . • fret~ Ln with the nrgumcnl lh:.~l tlw ><n1a:1 pres('I'V('d . ~ lira: bu smt•ss tendx to h.c<'Ome moil L•bt• ll prt"~CI' \'t.'<l wcaknDkS And ,_ JjoUsL1f', and often is a In(' ntH~ to wh(' ll udVI'rsit.)l swept over the weak .tbe success and I'Vl'n tht• \t·t}' ex , tht'y v. e.nt down und fh•agged the ~ Mtenct! of th~ . ::small l'?"''~n A;; shonJ.:: down with them." ;; ~.JU~m II t.11mes wn!•·s 111 th.: , .W~I Str~f'l Joul'nul, ·[ip('auiw com Mt• r, 1im es' nlhri· .-xamp1e is the ' 'tfhlw.n Is not ('Ompetltwn tmles" Poujadt• movl'mt>nl in }o''r&J')Ct'. -h : .,. ~ ,I ,..--I 11-r,. ! -!I ' ~~ ,- ,. .o ,, Tht>ot Mr. Crimes oUt•rs a thou. gbtful distussion or the program. btsing it la1·gely 011 two t·oncre1e f''tampll's- one •from lh1 ~ <'Uuntry , tnd One f1·om FranC'e ' . Prior to t~(' grc[l\ dt•pression, Jtf>. powls out, the banking laws of m<~n~ state11 WCI't'! clcsig 1wr! to ('ll cou1·ag(l the founding uf Rmall bunk~ . The iclto-ll and nn nppeahng ~ It 1\e('med to h('-- was thnt <'\o· communlly of any size Ill ali lihould hitve a bank nf 118 own Bonks wel'e started wtlh nlmosl incrt.'<ltbly tnadeqnat e 1 apltaJ- ns little lfll stttOI'IO. It was f'~rf'edin~· Jy difficult for ~ uch a bonk [IJ ma k e ends mel.'t, much lt· ~s f'nrn u proftl nod lay IISJde J'CSl•rve~ ll lll'!ied the r~' !IO Ur crs to allrnet -"'"!naf!ers o1 lllt 1 llly and elCpc1h·ueu. ew ! n..ssernbly, ami ha ~ made the Fren· ch govl"rnm (•ntal sttuation iJVl'll lUOI'(' hopeless looking than it before. Thts 19 str1ctly a prote ~ t favor 1 lhtn<:pmlrtlwn anti communication , keepl'r of France performed a ser· ~ i (•f'. , ,[ my new ~ t'ffl~~~~~~~ 'k 1·.I,, ., .,:, ,...,.. ,; no ot NtuyOwPJJ flntl myselr trapped In Grand Central l'OUK -Occ a .~ lonally lht'llliiJh r"ult Terminal am id t11e e:o; nl'" 111 t e~ Moll l or the time I am trym~: to cut lhrn11g h from Lexington Lo VandrrbHt on a 1ntn y tiny, and 1 :knlf<! lilY way rudely along, JO:>tltng the patient wa.lhrs for the ll.17, or liiHl estrppmg th em warily as It' they wert dltea~riddt'Tl. We !lave no common meet· tog grotintl, tlte commute rs and I The other afternoon, however, 1 paused In my rapid transll. Jn lhe brg upfitlth·s concourse It ap~ared th~• c had been set. U() an Information eenttr lt wu not the usual kind: no kind· heotrtttl l1t<he9 to l..t yo u where to get a. hotel room, no bland tra!nmnn informed vou d!sin· Mtl Htlmtr t erelttd!Y t.h!tl the 3 21 for TuekahOe WIIS on M L. P, F d B Track 2J Art tlt.t WU:v This lnformau~m C('nter Ia dlft'erent It wu set Ol~!lf \tp by Merrill Lynr h. Pierce, Fenner 4r: Be~t.ne>, a brokeraa:e hottlt It ho.!l a lounrl", peopled by ··I.IIVt men, and curl'tnlly It ho.A an extra added altrat;don, 'an ex,. hJblt by I.B M., to ehow the bw.ldy·butldy relaUo.nllltp between In· 4uitry att<llnve~tmtnt. 11.1 dark tnlenllfln ls slinple: to edueo.to the utve eommuf.er Into the mysterle.t oC alock·lnvesllnJ. · .... . ' , lt II I:'.UT &NOVGH TO SAl' that the averare ~dult man • thOuJcl know bll own mtnd and t~ frte to throw a~y hlt lire u he ehoolu. U bt lnltatl on visiting Jamateo. and betUI\1 Ol\ a ot li eriOtl. Or It be Chuet after tour the hard way ln Lu Vtl&l~ tHat's lltl' fUIJ' !..~lltu. I havt UIU&Jed ti Jeae 1on11np my~elt, and re· torin.eh 'WQO pluck at my 11teve get only oold .~,., Ho~f, tht WtltChtat.tr and Conneclle\d:, eommuter t1. by the time ht Madt for bl• train at nl&ht, not a.verap nor adult. It 1» C!Uitolnary for the exurbanlte-dre4dirtr tht brtdp aame In \\t'Otport. that ntpt \lr tbe Lana Turner movie ~ Port Cbuter ?to atop at tbe Cp'tmodort hot•1 bar, In the terminal t.nd have an •I btlto ·or two ••• martlnlJ, If he Ia faalidloUJ, Manhtttlnl tt he ta more ot: a tlctb; ~ be lnllly emerJU oa the dead ron tor Track n, he -· not In aobiPlltt eontrol or ell'alra. I have ~ten them ottt11, thttr top· .atl~ fr!t bthln4 t.htm, one arm In and one ann out. the ' b"'...""" 'lih roltotten 11eblh4 lheln, tholr eyes Jlued ..d their '~~li~Pflate ..... forlorn. ... ' • 8l'll!l Merrill Ltnch, Pime, Ftnner A ehl.tr and ~~~~e ret your breath, J)td bo)". Whai'• thta 101netbtnc we've pu~ tGfetbtr to 1:~~~J::~!~~~~ uttle turplUt monty. II bttttl' o'fr' Ultrl:' Jood ' For.,.r • Beane ba.e thll miU\ virtually by ' " "· ~., jftlj!,tifMi, eommon knowledp th&l no 'Wiltebtster .!il•~•i' of hiD own: hill houie In ;BJOcnc\o{Ue Ia Wife-playa 1o11nr plt &t 1& b~lt. 1 .hole ..i4 111111e klolo have )uot wncki4 ~ -rtlble. if;='f:~waltrnuatjult1leouf,ltde protectecll!oln ~. lmpNlllive, Track IL ftt tntonna· if( m. to 8:10 p. m. tiny, ~ l ' un ten tell t!ie commuter to1 .uy,lht;t.M COnimo- aL • Indjan 'prihie 1.tmmtCr JawaharooloniM:s bl Nehl'll -announc~d on f'eb. 29 f'lyT Pres1dent Ei'f>l"JJhower had one;tbirtl t lr•v1le< him seve:l'a~ months !agO' to j .. ~~u~~~f''·.~ <1M. '"' ......... Y6t fwes'ts t•llan a thi'l"d of vis1t WMhington , an<l 1'ha,t 'he •planned to do- so. N ..::hr u said ·he 11H;o lnVit('<l ~hf' Pr e.~ 1tl en l to v1sit IndiJ~ . area todtW fOr •ll'£"es grow A di s-patch ft'Q'nt Djnbrt.a, Tmlo· .tiePla<'e Htemselv· ncsia, quoted well informed sour· ce~ as saymg that Secretary of 'TFte foreSt inOuslrics TL>eognlzc Sta~e John Fo!';t('.l' Dull e~ ha~ mt hat the deman~ Q( ad~andng vited f¥~sident Sukutno .t o v1s1{ • t • ,the the Uni~d Slates. It w.as added •' , tl:o .~ . that Su'karho. wus beli l'Vcif lo 'have v;clentif,lc vro· "-CCe;>tedo the invltstion. The Anteri· DuH.It!'s: is now on :a wid-e ,four of 'jle,r. Asian eapi.taol&: w:hith 'Will tnke itee" a <."Mtly ,him as far D!> Jil'pan or-torest eon· has bec!l1ime an Tourlnt 1.\iddlt Easl bLs buslftleSs~ In Brttish Fore1g.n Seeretan Sl'l· inteJilient w.yn Lloyd rhaB just left for hom e in · CO· '· Ill a!t~ 8! tour >Of kiddie .East. e~ 1£ g1ven a rhanCe. I there 1s no surh necessity There wet~ a llm e wht'n the small !ltmp- fY remedial steps." The late S\•n ator Cartt>r Glass, futher or lht Should we nul rather be con. }~edera1 R('8NVC SYR!f•m, \ll'gt•tl such steps But notll1ng was tlo nt· eNncrJ that there exists an open ~n came thC' depreulon, a no th1· oppnrtnnlty for the smalls to come epldemte of bank tniltlt'CS which Into en~t:mcc and continuously to wus communicated from tile !!mall bring new blood Into the economy' ' t:t :r:::~e-.t:ll~~.~~lleta~~ .. Even ln \h(' booming 20f, M1· r •·unes writes, '' Lht•rc were en ~ill bank la!lures to fully \H~II EW . ~ehev May J4. I ""••·I Niehols Report: On The 5·30 Howdy Doody 0 00 So.ld 1ers Of Fo.rtune 6:80 SpOrt!i Eyt~ 6 40 News Piature 6 ·55 J.. es Pnul & Mary Ford . 7;Ji) ~ Grand 10loe Oory :~1; Dtnah Shore Stgn Oh 7·00 Todpy 9·00 Cof!ee Time :() oo Ding lJong SChool JO 30 EIO!e Kov 3cil Shc.w Ll OU Home 12 00 12 30 1 oo 2 00 1'ennnsee Ernie Feather Your Nest Bob & J an Carr St!tr Showca~e 7 7·4.1 News Cur.::~von 8·00 .Mar.ltha Raye Show 9·00 Fireside Tlleatre ·9 30 Cii'CIC T~ ~o : 3Q Mr, Distliet Attorney 11 :00 News Headlines ll!OS WCathercast ~~ ; ~ ::sw~;iru. 'n Sbo·w •bet>be<rdess ar><1 1 6·55 Slen :JCSbAY , 7:00 Today 9:0Q Coffee Time 10:00 Ding Dong School 10:90. Ernie Kovacs Show ' 11:00 Home 12:00 Ten11essef! Ernie Show i 1-2·30 Feather Yout Nett 1·00 Bob & Jan Carr Present 2:00 Hall~ or Ivy 2:30 f'arson 's study , 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 . Date With Life 4,15 Modern JWma)!<.,. 4·30 Queen for a Day 5.:00 AU1jl Im1 Show l\:30 Howdy Dotlcty ' I :.: I r.tartlp SWartz read a from eert c..Jeio, docldod to IY GAAC.I THOMAS Mil. Wilftam Downey and .110ft ~. La............. "_.___. •iller. -• ............., OAK HILL IV CLARICI A'i.LEN BY MR,S. HAniE fREDEliCK Hmry Sreac«. I q .. DON'T MISS ITf tumed "T· n.uuaa- I ...,..tal'f•* ,._ ud ".llldy TJuDft. njiilttOo\ .'!loot· ...~ .¥1ri .,_ "' tbe family opeo1 - . y Yilh ..... and tho -IllY )lad .iiB.I!IIri,.IL . ~~--in Mn-l!arl 11ort. · A. rudiq ba deliilla.U lliu (I- HiJII!Inll<a• tbo tlri!lt of llJ<! - · . • o!(n, was a cu«l veo by Davi4 W..-r~it,. DWel, Ar· lllil- WIHI.... Folan and ~· pt 11et """'· Allison, Ra· '"'· AJVin Tripp, Julilllll JloQulla, c..!. IIU!oi' ~ on """· C...! eine; .-rlljy. ConnlA! N•-. ,_ . ilob Tripp, BoliJ!; T1iod Crw. Parten!IM'IJ, ill Doioo-.m.. wet. linn b,y Xil~ dllon-la arul oon 1111,.. IPO!>lllll& . oev~ da,. wilh tile ty WUIIim~, Chit!... 'Dielll, ~Ill wMb .... flu. o - . R1denOIU' lamily. Hl!l. I Paulo May~ ort~ Aon. Bonia. -.. R4oo Boroes aDd Mr.. P'loyd Croy open! the weekeud here. H-u .l~kle Capebirt ..,.,.,. ropeal Tueoday in Mi<lllleaod Ki!4' "rlllli..,.o, . • \)(l(rt. Club mtetiJtl in Logan Monday. • Mr. orul lin. Lebmd Cbase of Pnaeot W.re Rltlwd.on. 1111•. and ·N n•.bon AD<I...,.n had Columbus apetri. tbe weekend til Shar~n lf<Daltlel. )4ary Jiurrlo, .. •SU- fi'utOts Mr. ODd - · U.. Cb.,. bomt hero. Cllu~•-~'· ~iiDIO.. !.':~· Frolllr !WII<Ioy and Mr and · Mro. Paula ,_,.oafd. Pa~•'l•......;., .l>o- Virlil AiiUio <>1 Jlanisonville. ' M'isll Et-Da Ganlne"r broke a vicl WatDer, Pat'Y Mewlancl, ·Jlm Ml'!f. J'abies T'lotua aoeompanied bone in 1ler ..mat wheD she fe() NewlaDd, Carena McMUUon, Robert Reibel to • Ga<dm last week. N*"""• - Mlll'ria11e Announced Mr. ft.IMH. Oh..tm H. ·- -t;. ' ·ean .,. _,.,io>li tbo lllo<rioie of , tllelt 'jlou{IIIOI'' Jleo.>erly Arm to ' AIZC Job<ri II. Ohopmaa. sop of !if>. Ol>d Mro. IQ!e Cl!opmaa al tba l!lm'looo'riUe Jload. · ~e tn.rrtt~e wru aokmni!ed M: ~!lome ol'Rev, TJtom. ' I "M!M IIJit: Iva Wood ODd Clootlot Cll Mn E.!i8le Warner of Cbe81.eT, Toledo spent tbe owrd11a( .... Mr. and .llrt. Henry EiebiQit!!r Mn L1111e Cb1'i\'fty , Mrs Ehzabetb anti fOOt of Grvveport were week • Haye~~ find ~ Alma Baboodt: tbetr p-arenl::l, ltlr, "lftd .... md tuflllli of Mn. Mabel Van '"""'ri'i: Tut'f>d,..., aft..ernooo with ·M~ Wood Meter ~ ·J Mr . -~ ..._ . Itt H. Alleo of Mae S~ncer and asiJist.ed wrtb her :-~• Mr. aad llr•. Clay. qu1lttng Atberu,"""' visited M c - F~~ -k ,._. ton Mien and BH]Jr sw.dly. rs. un. ·~ oc cal!"""' oo Mnt Eet.ber Kimel recentfy l'e- Mn J B H.ay&~ Tut20day woo hu • from HolZier HQfPltM end been qu Jte .'u lJ. been attynC at 1be borDe of M.n L1llie ChriSty IS vwi.tmg 81111! TBI!i ber daught« rMrs. Jeam Vao ber daughter, Donald Matbck LargeR Seledln Meta ' at Belpre . Of Flae ' Mr ~ iHn Ric bard J'iek and Mn. Lettie Fnank {)f Eaele · · ...,_.__ Rtdge S"pent 'Tbtlrsday wl'lh IM:r. JOfl epent tbe weekend iP ....usum· and .Mnt George Fl"l'dertek bus with bet' .paJ'IIeftU. Mr. and Mr . and Mrs c. A Babcock m~ In The V.Uey Mrs. Ray llmris. . ited Mr and .Ma:s Milo Biggs on AT tMr. aDd ...... ~ GoeeJejn Thursday ~mg ~ a ev;enint WWI Kr. and ·Mr. and M:nt. Iiaymcmd Russell lin. Clay:toa .Mloo. and family vlluted Mr. and Mrs M Freda llrli.t1a' ltDd. iMri.: ' 1'1. . Md£ord rt'.ederick Tuesday, Laura Brawa apent a de' 'fritb J){r art<l Mn:. P R. Orr of Col·Mnt. Letha 'Wood. Wllbus spent otrhe weekend with Mr iJirt. ~1'7 ~ aDd Mn. and Mrs. Henry Spencer a-bo vi.tGeorge .Pylel were m AtheJa MOD- kd Mr and Mn. Curt Frederick. Oa The BrldatNf FURNITURE ·. RUTLAND seleetio . n •nd CHESTER 11 lillll -.... !loll call arul tho to ~ . , . ; - borne toMr. tbclr Fwe Pomls .00 Mn. were linn by · JUliO 8ileilcer oalb!Oi!IIWi. ucl ...._ Ohadlo Pyles 111111 port !Uclr ..elroobm.,... were ......... K>ltJe Baker Furniture CorMf In llllddleport OPIN I!VES. BY App&. Fre-~~§§§'§§~§~g;§[2~ = I &baiil• .. .., w~. oMor<b I MIDDLEPORT .!fOw- """'· 'SOUETY Dinah Shore ___...,...,., 11011 reeen«t. pture. A reading wu JiveD by M.Yrt Mr. aad Mr.t. Elmer Whitting. Forem•n aod a poem, An A'prtl toa b.ve boUfitf; lnd DWV«l 1nto Day, wu road b,y ·S~uotoa Rkhlrd- the 1.._. WW Doom home do • oon otter, wbleb the fii'OUP ,recli<d Tho.Jlupn tiou4y m - s.iur. ~ ond lib El<a LHI<iao ha-re ' <Mr•. Erma Cleland of Chesle<, The Lord 1 Pt01et. <!»' (i«a .,.. ·~.. -'- bome ...,..d from the Fidt I &m. Eother Wngbl, daughter of tub!lc inotollolion of offieen mee1JJ>i on Frldoy. Ap!i! 13 lt 8 p. m. AI ihe clGIIO <Jl the m«>>lrrg pot· ~~rtts&JJ:~ Show ard McMillion, ManhaU Mdlillloo, June- Spencer, Bvbara Wilaon, Ju. 41 Tbfaer, Ch.arlene Diehl, Danlel Artil; JubiiDI v...rlunJ, Jaekle Ca pe_..~, v...... CIJ'ol)'n _,.."' Dod.on, Judy Routh, Alvur Trigp, Bob Tripp, Shirley Smith, Judy Hewh.son, Ma,. rU,ya Schwarz, Myra Foreman. Sba roa. Foreman, Ann lhrrtJ, ludy TW"Der', lin. !luaell Capehart, tin. John 1'urner, MBn R. J. WilliamloD, and .,., Sarah Speneu. WU &lven by Shttoo llcDaniC'l. of Jteb:oa. ~ their dwgbter ot the next 6:40 News Pieture n u p 1 •· M F ~ " •N Les au 'IJII lll'Y o.~.u 7 00 "11he Hun1f'l'" 7 .30 I ~>!label .,..-II.T. .-..' 1 - < ! -·----- ---- Plloa far tbe aru:wal 4-H caJJl.P dbeuued by memben of the lAlek Clover 4:-H Ctub aa. relular m . eed:DI: iD the Muo . 11. ~:::~•1.)' BuildlD.a: on Mo-y , Kn. Sarah Spencer, tqder of elub. 1poke to the lfOUP eom;;~ t1te Clmp. At f.;be aame the llleU'Ibe:rs ptade pl1n1 · for the annual T11 Day to be held sometime io tllt aeir futurt. .. Col' II llilllo ·'dent 0f , eDI e D. pre. the elub, wu ln ebRJe of tbe meetina which wu opeaed by SbarGn Foremae who eave tile~· Judy RoUib liVe the CJPe:nine Thou&ht and tbe OpeftinJ Prl)'ft' wu Geld lfOrlhy fiUide. lt - Plans for Annuoi~H Camp Discussed Monday By Good Luck Clover 4-H Group Bride I Moi!Cow, London, Wa.ro;hJng.l<m 2·30 Pal"Son's Study and other taplt!al8: will be f't'{'l'IV 3 oo ,1\fatinec Theatre ~ mg v1.sitors o( not.et 111 t hf' next 4 00 nate w1th L:.f'e few months en an unp re<'edrn1t.'<l j 4 15 Jl.todern Romances scale. 4:30 Queen FDr a Day 6 00 Old Timer _11. 30::-:: on_lg.:;ht T:kU"Ssia's Premier Nikolai A Bul · · - - - 77 anti Communi6t Pat1"\v <'h1t•r "''HHNI!sDA.Y ·fUll). I~ Oa&!fdY E:?•~S. Khrusht.fuev will share 6:55 Sign Ott .6:~p Sports t:y,e role ' ~oth as-Visitbrs 1 ~tnd 7 00 ToaJY ~ 6·40 1lNeiU r~cture :t' &·on cOffee 'ni:D! 1, 6:.53 Les·'Paul .• ¥Jry. t9rd • •• !0:00 Dlll$1! )Jpng Sc!'.ool ' 7.00 :P!'. ,Hudso.J}'s SijCZ"Qt 1 ~~ ih~ :bt*llo, Goi.n~ th~tt now j 10:30 Erni~ Kovacs Show 7 30 C:Qki! 11n)e f-ol' evftat ,mpnthS;o Home . , '1 ·45 News . Caravan ~ ' ~,~ ~ ' . 12·00 Tennessee Etnte ~boW ! 8:00 Screep Director.s PlaJ mu· Will ! 12·30 Ff'ather Your Ne.tt boUle '· ~ 1 of their ~1·00 Rob arid Jan Carr Pi'ts~nt a:$0 Fatb~ ~O~.!l Be.tt " · .&ta'l11mg 2;00 Su9le 9·00 ~raft Th~tre _ 2:30 Cam ~l'a Goes to School lO:OO t~i$ ~ Y'dur Lite · ia~tlief\P1mt t"o ,·isit Fin.Ja.nd, 3·00 Matirtf'e 10t30 D&iuott R,at!.ypn Tbeatrt ~ ' 'l:Y and Derrhwrk. 4:00 Date Witb !Jfe 11 :00 Headline~ i ' 4:15 ' Modern RomanCes 11 :05 Weathereas! Daa:lsh emier H. C. Hans-E'n is 4:30 Queen lor: a Day 111 :10 Press Box ~:.~!~ Russia itow, as rs fm,mer !i i)(J AIJIIllt: Dru Show ' 11:15 Greatest Fights of 'Centbi'J 4 1 11:30 Tonight Fr.esid~ Vincent Aunol. 1 '1 · . I I 6 !55 ~Jt(omes - · _ , Sbrlae, Wbilo of Priday ev..U!ll II the IOOF Holl ~ie l'nley, .....thy bilh prieotess and Everett 1'ney watcbmm <>I abe~ -ideO """' the meet~nt. .Anooat :repG!'ta were tlven by Mrt. TJ11C)', Mar.y Hug.bea worthy «ribo, Zelia er-, w.... lby - . . . . and tho Olldlti!li committee. Ollt<ero ei~ W«'< tar, w-mtby"blab prlestasa. St• ww.t Hawklne, wll.ehoum <XI' shep- , berd!; Marie Hawkins, noble iJII'O" ,. !llretess; \llal'y HUih.. , worth>' aerlbe; Zelb: OroM, WIOl'dly tna· 15Ut;'el'.; ....Mutne ,~ WiDfett, worthy I' dlapllin; Plllli!le Atkins, wol'tlly • I, mOvement, with no positiVe pro· gram. And what tlley. tire really prolesltng agrdnst in Mr. OJi.mes' view, Is moderni~otion ibe arch ulc Frenrh s.'.'~lt•m of d;;jl,'ib.:\:~~: of goods-a HY8tem broujht by laws de!llgned tu b'e1p m<'rt'hants. 'fhe Pou}ade ott!~~·~.~ : he writes. "st'e rns to make -~~~~~~~~,;,~~~!! ~ lilY lhc PI'Oposilion that uny clrr-umsla!lccs the sm.:alll~bli;ii;· p1 e ncur 1s an element of sr 1 nm brings Mr. Grimes to pomt. He is all in fa'Vor bl -'mall businel!s , and of thhoe~~la~w;•:i~~:lle~~ ~ lng it from unfnir c l'CCOKnt~es \hut the small business.. man is frequently an innovator Dul he f1•els lila\ smallness Is nol a vlrtnr 111 Itse lf 'J'o quote ognin· "Th~:•re was a time when a hank ln ~>ll.ch vltlnge was a st l~ LTnrll'r rnodt>rn mulhods TUESDA.Y 4 IS : pasoned that tlw .tou lul'\' or an)' Jjuall e nterp~lsN • ~ a s 1gn thlll monopoly l' XI.ils They l'<'ilCh th <· @ncluslon that thcr<' m tl.~t be In· . ~ere nt .m thf! smal! e nlerpriRer '!lotne v1rt ue wh.'ch Jtt slt hes. l a~s and r.~~~ lotn " lu·m ~ ~ l an !.·d 111 h1 s I oUiceq~ Election of WSAZ-TV, Channe13 111·00 room ftu I ht' l>rn:J JI i'lltt•t' consists or small shOpkeepers , hHs ~liler. u gn•a! many JWople lwvt• f> l£'rl cd !'iO ffi('!ll !X'rs tn the National Wli!!rf' 1, 1' .,, I Shriners Elect , Elizabeth LMt • To High Post • Tuesday, March 13. 1956 ---------------- - - - -Commentary rEL~VISIO___ GU~DE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN-! The Daily Sentinel IICHARD S. OWEN --- ___________Th .:..e:....:D..:o::.:ily!....:.S.::.e~ ntinel , Pomerny-M idd leport, O_h_lc_ _ __ The Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohic 7:45 NeWs Caravan 8: 00 You Bet YDur Life : :: ~~::;! Choiee : 9 30 Ford Theatre ,- . , , , 1 .;;, "' IO:Q'() Lux vfd'eo"trbeatre ' · )1:'00 News He3dl.1n'e:41 ' 11 '05 ..,..., Weatb&U*)t · lio' • ll:IO f.•en .... Syr;cuse AndR.utland WstS~ Are . ,• G~,~ests Of Locai Gioup At:J,iorc~ Meet 11:15 Bud WUkl!lf"n Slo~lt ,., 11:30 Toma:ht W-CHS-TV Chan---'-rt--~1,8;.i 4.ji0 On Your AccQunt 5 00 ' Lucky & Rancn 5 80 1'he Early Sh~w 6.30 Your Es.so Reporter 6·45 Bob Wagner SLJOrts Show 6:55 Weatherman . 7 oo Press Conferenae 7·10 Doug Ed~.~t~:d~~.. ~~~.t 7·30 The Range PJder · 8:00 Phi( Silvers Show \ • 8:30 Na:vy Log 9 00 Meet Millie 9 SO Re..; Sk-elton 10:DO $64,000 Qu•esblon.. 10·30 Do You Ttu~t Your Wife lltOO · Up to \h6 mmute News ' 11 05 Lnle ShoW" . . Fren,ch Foreign Mint~'t' {'hl'is· tian, Pineau is visitln!:: Nehru now IIY HAllMAN W. Uftltfd P..r ... ~ttlff WASHINOTOJ;i if. :this being an Pre-sldrmt Elt~~nbowel'1 houl olf n-nd pitch the In fJJ)'en the bnsehall season Thlli sor!l. of re-laxt\!1 t•hlng s lr1 1he ·rront office or the Wi'lson '!l POl1tlng ~ood11 OUtfit WhlCh alWilY.!i band· tool.~ a glove fO'I' our Jeader. One ycn.r Mr. Erst"fthow~r -said he woLld, tben changed his mind and ~ook or£ foo- Georgl:a to pltay ,g.olf. Dick Nixon, (.he vice 1p1'106i· trent stood by .-.~ ·t·he relief burr!~ et' But lt Talned. and Ike came back and ttid the ·hdnOI's hhnelf. That meunt .two expensive &'loves one fm· ih(' P1oe..~lde!M. and l)ne Jot· Nixon An offic(•r of lhe ltlii~1'1Kll Rc· vel\lle SNvi<'C WD!f w~,Miimc (k!WJI; the b1111l 1he ot ber tla)' ~~ 'raii l('fURR D 90 y8a"r 0\'d f-.JQoW ;"if' I leanung on • ewnl.' : -l ' ' . ..' . "May l help you onto an ·thtVn· 1: fl)r, m· .~ ometlling 'l"' the ~ux man ! 1 lllktd. .... . ~~w(l' lfl.r''. ttte ;r'' ' ' :wpc;;;~;;r,r;;;tt;, ~ · .J>ipelincs is an important manufacturing tool for Kaiser Alumi· '''I t'an tt·avel. l'!ll th& . MORNINGSTAR m&n in tte world. I just that I am reth·f'd il'rrd won't to pay you ht~s nn:1lhi!:I' cent ,]ong as I live. Hcwdy, man!" . . 1lh1!t rej)OJ1l fr~m a Chtrr:larton. I s. i C , ma1lman. HL• says be oplcked up ! a 'lrttor wHh a -penciled nntatl~ !to-ying. "U this .doe-sn't 'R\'11 there , l '·" so days. p~alk rash~·." I The PCl'tl Office also ,hear& ·t.hill 1 a lady was Raving a littde t:roubloe ~I 'Wilh thP "ma~l-omut" machine in •, .t he flosl Offic-e sub-st:etlon in l I N~w Yo1-k's Ol-and Central &a· ! · tlon Abt'(J'lwun Saloway • offfte:d i to help. : "Want to mail some.t•hint?" .Jle 1 'if. 'ILiiked. "Young m~m," ~he }ady said, "all 1 wnt i-s a coke." ' Abrll'ha.m obtig~nrl7 fetched one rrom acro11s ·the lobby. · The ' .. e:s Mr . .ait.d 1MMJ, Wayne, Brlc wer.e Sunday ·li u~ · of Mr. afid Mrs. Will!'"" , Joffv{os ond ·!MT. Mrs. Ralph Parker a•nd fAinily ' ,I • ' .. IV IRMA 1. I"L' , ~Iii fl<hool. otudtoll> hO.ve ..,;,., oUI/<riq wlill mumps, Mtt! llildl'ed Sbule.- I• e patient ~~ tl\0' Holler: ll(lepltal •ad· lite ' • ' Li<ltfis ,Aid ~ her wJth ·a polled Bower. · ·. Eldon. KrWI:t.r ablentled the 4liii .jlaSt w;. "'" the' Sum.,> sehrol ~ot<ol 'ber wltb a flow. 'fhel<oa;lil«. thm • ota..w.fl HOO. 'v<Ma 1\o- ' ' ' ... mnnagers whl.l be Sid ll~'f ot F'lotlrfn tbr .t he Dem<>eNts and Glenn Davis o.f Wi.Kon•sin fOI' .the Republicans. . - .r ' ,.,,, of alumiaam w1ae a. • 1>, 5 !001 window ....,., Hm. alwDirii!ii[ b11kt, ue being "h01n08'niud" ia 1 i!! "'-'!i · .>li!<d funuce before rollinJ and dra• in , ~ ' ~ itions whQ produce screea wire. ICaUer 's Plaofat NeWark. Ohio. is supplied ,:;at PUa#. $unrife bJ N~llimit Gas ud Oil CorjiO<Olion. • cu•-• of ~ .. Sn1>ke 1 ·. AI fllh:~~ (;hiuch T-'BI••"" - ·- oongTess ionnl ba!teblrll teams ate not 1r.ainlng In tthe South this ye&t. TOO 'b\i!Y. t- ' But !he cbar!ty Wasttlitgtbn ~1' Stndium on June 19, MlyWSy. The 4( aum CGmpany. ManJ uilkal h<at-lreating operations arc ·. IICC<Mir)' 1o produce scr= wire 12/1000 ol an inch in diamrtcr !'rom 200-h aluminum ingofs. At ~. furnace tempaaturcs from 800'F.ID 1500'F. are risidiJ COillrollal and economically .,.,.ia<d - thanb to tJ4IIINi gas. Because of this clean orul -.mi<al fuel Lomcowoers un llOW' enjoy tbc benefits of nut-proof aiiiJoinum ~Ueetts. ., wbo 1-UHted Lerm Falls bi» home in olnabel 11o>e h'"' l>ecn ;i]l . -. • .~ii'r e6h~ ot ~ ..,. I\Oilllly'· I . ~ ........... . .,..... -...... --..... f &Mli.WsiY!a -.,.,., EIUim•. -· ( T~= ••turelfl•• PIPEioiNES Gllf're,_ ... �-~----~----'---- -~ ··~_,_.. .... ___ - .-~ • .L.,.. • Tuesday, March 13, 1956 .. p ...... .. ------------------- --The Doily Sentinel, ________:____________ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohic ·~-__:____:_ .... .... Tuesdoy, ..March. 13, 1956 "OpenSeasonOnFavorites" In NCAA Cage Tourney . Favort«< North Caro1iml State Is Upset In 4Overtirpe Game BY JOt.fN GRIFFIN STILL FAST AT FORTY • Utuh . S•·&ttli' Utdftd '?fills "Si»orts WrU•r But nom· of tlu· fuvoritPs rau A stuan.ina faur -overlimP loss feel safe aftl'r wh11l happened to . dealt to N'ortb Carolina St<Jte llcr- North Cttroliru St<tlt'. Four times Yed warllilll .td'tlay that it·~ .. open sea:ron on favorites" as the NCAA baakett:ell ToUrnament mov('d to romplete Its round of arlion with a date of 14)or games. t_he ~ts feel that anything can happen now, after N. L'. State -:the nallen's ·No. 2 team in the r\ftllllfr !mBSO'D·I:ioWed to Canisius 79-78, rn a fint~rouqder at Madi: SctuR"re Gllrilen, Monday night . Other first-round \'k1ot·ies were ltfllfed by T(lmple, Wayn<'" UniversHy; MoreHead State, and Seatt le In IJ&ay nt thr~ different rilt's. Tbese ~ams t•Hrn4!_d berth.~ in re. lfOilll tOnrria.mt>nts · ~i artilll! Friday, ·and will be loidetl lh('{'f' by the wln"flt>'rs or tnnlJ~h :\ , fouf tames. sm • I TA~fPA , l!l<ln WON time and the thn·e overlimes. 'l'heu l .in the fourth t'xlra St'sswn . a n£>'1t. 1 I? 01{ )u L TilE /JIG • '1 ARCARO RI!!CENrLY 8ECA!!IE 10 llt/7' SHOW? ('/0 ?16/'IS OF '?lOWt/'16 UPLIP Z'O -;t'/1'? YEAR llf'P WON :3,580 >'?ACES FOR PLJ!I<;ES ~~ I._~i' 0 ,... PEEN 1'1/E l?i6t/LAR f'IPER 1'0R f/'MIH6~ o~Y 1-Fo()rep JI(!U l()!iA//t/9 -qr/1'1f411Afbll4fl/t/A. l our-nt:'l:,. liL C!eveoland S~uttd.ay n1ght :'as rhht:l}'. J.~ _!nlsstd ~~ pl·nt'(\ by 17 pms wl1•h t heir S007 :::::::~;;::;:;:::::;~::::;::;:::;;;;;:.::;;~;;;::;;;:.:: Matthews OruOIE'i' Lob ~watze.ls ·tmd 11 432 game hnrruHcan ollWY:e 'l"vt"iiJs fhf"tl'l th~lr 2928 tot al. ('~ Gr-u.tser ~#od .toM tlarad~ Witot1 ~~() on P'&m8 . 1 ybhte or tl"ffi, 179 nnd 191, whit+ J..oh~ ' !'nd~c::.p fn-11~ wrt·h ~2 . ,.~ . Tn t·hr s in·111~ Gr\M'r~et )(ld (he- · ,._ ALL -1M8N ~th .hi ~ ~56 fOillowed ~ M'l'ITis ·BHI fl()VO.Jltl't' wflh 60J. HMiitlt!f ~ ' hdd ~7 aoctu.a·l .plus a blkfdiHp _- m~vlttt« of 66 J?iDS for hb; .total. Bob Louh l..otlb wel.ita'liee bolb building ~~~~ i~t el'eaiii,Not beer eqnipntenl to\J'DI .• I I I had bOO wil·h 584 plus 36 pins. Clifford ha1\ 589 with t5r'S oplus 36 pin.,, whilott Lr.dl:le fl'l~ ,..IS ·~ 600 with ·a 602 .!C'rles (Jon an actJ\utl or ~21 plus 81 f:iins. In doubles CDl"rot Sw1nt0D wnd Griff Durbin followed ~ Lo-h!te' with 1196 as SWiMoo hit 492 und ,.Durbin •bad MI. they twld a 153 'Pin hftlldtoap. Dlll'birt •led fhe looe~ i n AU Ev<.'nts (the of.ot~s I)[ tellm, ~i •'ll!'" .and doublt~) w~th 1647 piM nn a-Verage uf 183 pins •J)('Ir •g.a·me. Grueser r1·llow~ wi.th '1'1\d Hova,tter ltad 1639. Loukll was •also o\·er 16(1(} wHh a 1616 tot-al. The seores: CROWS CHICKS OiiHOY-d. 1!S8 159 171 Menchlni 206 1t6 2fMS 1fovabter 167 1~3 1ft 170 191 ~23 tilo' t9S • 89i 8tM our~ " Menehiftl ~DMNI. "[)ur,bln . g...,...eer Lb"bse ooJ 800 5~3 ·, 4~ 110'1 489 d;, I P- m.. . Make thiS IHon•• To Take Off ,. .AnMtw-.sroek! . !u'per~ijla Tone -· au-t••·• . .. - h .... 4 . · '~' ~~hiliP"'ft l!4!'let·, ~ Enzo t~JJ.at-sOt(,;;:· ars: Nelhe narsottl, . - ,' MIDDLEPotc.T, OHIO ~ II~~IM~~A~~il~§~·~~t~~~=~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~=·=·===~~:::~===~::;:::::~§~~~§=~========i . ther - · •nd .' Slik'S lllrlld ·- • ANN.UAL · COM~MUNITY · ENf.{QL Lf,1~EN T · ... ·Tomorrow Is Tf.e last :D- " ' . 81 -i I 1102 m 108 • ~~~- l¥!1· M3 .u ' 'I 11211 4ft IIIII 1113 1196 ef ' ;;o . .. . ' I 4118 11141 11117 11182 489 1480-512 til4'i pour till<)· 14tt' ISU • Tb<ir adnncea no~ 1!"11 cjinck oilfiOil.oy -but•roach l~lo -~eJda ,;it{IJ ~ ""Mliher tru~k-mak~N. '. · "" '..,. For enmpl~, OMC( 0RoM 'Siioc:lt DlmpaSuspenlion~-Pius -A \llli.que .h.OW ~t4.hitiaer--pro­ dum in half.ton n\odell a ride iiintli!nil• 1~1 fin~s/ ptUttnltr r;flf'. - 1 . to . .An optio'hal ntw ful-tti'k> cruioina ·~• in lijht' *" .ol'tfdri;te's pace an~ · .-. ._ &rooklyn. N\ Y., 01.1t.~ntel · Ray Drake, 160, Westbury, N. 1: duty GMC's iit~ )'Oil · economy witfi~t its~~c! ' : Sh..-piy.iqore~·enC;uli. aisplument·in Both~,;. • and VS's 1ivcio )'Ou<f.jlili!et fimilyillitoifpus.:i:l ih . J • • ' . • -' . • · CCJMPANY ,course. Anrla 12.~ ~triclll system i!o standard. These are sOiffe Of the· strides presented in -new · I~S6 .Blue Chip IJ'U<ks .,.._now haVe, on "View~ the NIU1s are I!Wh ·.!.~ ~ble. &me in and K<t the fat I! I •Si•"'* '" B~r_w..,,. ·~'itiOitiJ 111 •y. . .., lo' "'""'"~~'@""' ' C:OMMITTft I dauMr. and I daughters 1 Kay, of I i 1 lllr/.1 ~ 'hiJ 011 iiJ'n . . y, C. HAYES, CMirman ' E. F. ROBINSON R. L. JACOBS · JOHN BACON •. TRACEY WHALEY ' . 1. Rl!om and lli!anl·in Semi-Prlvalio Accom·m'odaU.OIIs . · · · - --·- -, ·. · ' . ' 2. Genera! Nu~ing ~e In lioijJ!tal. :j: Opel'llt\nf BtJ!tffi·ti Oftert q N·~4. Uooralory ·Wort·l>oae-ilt ,l!oipltll. . . 7. Yhediles. B. Sei'ulp., 9. Pell.lctli~. . I 0. St.re~~ln. u. _Sulfa ~IS- · ,, ; 1~. ~- PrePli'*IIOifl. 18. litraviliOus. . . ., •• ., !.IEI(lS G~NilRAL. Hf>SJ>rrAL ~ - .......,..,. 'felt' J:&· tOstly 11er> &tlu6g"iire 1n a';.;ii:j;'ri...t.·- - Blue Cross - ,!5. Plaster Castl. IHQGRSID'IY '. ' 13. Bil&gJCQs. ' ~. LIONSi CLUB . 5. 1J1Ws ll)d •li!!'il'-dlt•s. . ·· · 6. smeelal blotS: 12. QtesstngS. SP0t4SOREUY thelif!lt.:clutr llolcl<Sjiecifleally, l'le ofFer IH% 'olttiltta llilpla«>rieflt on ·6-;:yHnder niddds, 16.z% on Vi's ihill ouboe.,..t competitors. AN/ ' GMC Ya:1, Mind yo~, fllliMcA 1M -Jittwtrn rftroie rMif)l iH 1M lntc! inJ«itr.1"' ' ' , Seyljllr ia 'liOII illt!>:tl.e: fUture-panoramic wind.ol>iOid to sind-t~httlif '~le. Thlieless tim, of T··-5·· . CITY LOAN FOR INFORMATION - liii!W, ,tJ;Itfl!ltM!·ill'lot '* ·CMca N. owthat...... ar't fortlier ih'aio eott>llleed-.f·iill'lltl.en. ~~ 87< 1818 - " a. ' i 160, :aLur . -'~5stovlts . . . . .·. HEAliQUARJ.Eit~ • 4~8 IY ~ • ~ -NEW YORK~ Hard)> Smallwoocti\ -~-~- - VISIT .ENROLLMENT 810 . _ will· .rneft ~ the ~u · W~oesday ~ 2 1'rai~, g.~i ~VQW· 'it.,' It etl8 till ·:r" """'u , 'UMITIO PillS ' road I W®dmen'lf MTs. Frank Brandenbun~. M'rs. Goorge Horak thanked all for , ·t.heir .~rp ll't Hre rummjge ~-ale. Pl·ons were <li<seu~d Ior a· spa- ·- eM "'ninted Johnny O'Brien, 128, Cnm· 1 4 'f80T . ~ .... .. 'i~ ...... --. ~7, .s JOO.'t •. : ..... i.f.,S .. .. .. .. . ,..;89 . -~ ..aot : _. . .. . .. J.tS .. -.. . -- - 4.$9 •I0¥1.~0-Il:fliCES<CASH f;C>\IRY Mrs. C•mpbel•l Harper will en-~ ' Tbe Wbit-e Rose Lodge, ~· ia!')' ot- the .Brotherltoocl of: lail- tertain -t~ Amr.ltlaey of the r.e-·. wis-Mantey Po!it, AmeriCI'n Leg~on at ·her ·home 'llhtmday at '7 .30. , ·•trYenin•g i-tt the ch-urch 1\MHtorillm. J A !fhaohk y.dU ll'OoW wns read from sell 41lf PROVIDENCE, R. 1. : ' Harold l}omea, 128: Providence, R. 1., out- t-oOk At Tllne 'Snhl'gs I .... , SAUl stat~ at San ·Dliit, Qflli~ - ~d: 1 Mn. · Detbert Bruch. M·rs. r· : tl"l~ti Gtlu~r aiHl, A . C. W-ill of Pomeroy. •M!'. and Mm. Oris Gin11!"'-".' Mr 'lt!Mi <HI:!, \JOhn, Cln- 38 , 569 1 AUXtLIARY TO MIET J.m.. >hildten or Middleport . • Mr; atld. 1111.ftt. €-bester Zirkle vis· Ot·Q:o Radf«<<, SyrlCllSe, SU~· • m ·\r.ktie,. Mas!l. 12. week IM<n~. Edll{ard so ~r;,.u lfla.dff5 1 'f' ..." ' - 5lf<l TO ENTEATAtN ~rs. Eugeone f;onde, Mrs:. Walter Harris an~ Miss Harrie M-arie Smith were named as ht:rSte5scs ot •New .f~ pr 'll"iOOtmg_ Mrt. ~:.. ~.t.. ~~~:: ,,._ loth _.._.. .......;.I.Ooef •nil " .... ;. !tit' u. ·S. """ W\UI !l'r. .,.d Mrs. I!Jias · · ':Edttie dmther ot" Warren is -th• Prayer by ,the, Rev. Father John Tr.rtrel QPened the meeting of t.he .guest of ·h is ;b~r-\n.l]aw -a-nd Saer.ed Heart Guild held Friday -'~ ·:•- ·d , . l I•ttltr '' ;,;;d .cliit<iren or Ch~ 1.,,\fF." arid" I 1118 1102 Plans Discussed By Sacred Heart Guild• for Spaghetti M'eal " Mt...... MrL ••,..., lllfh,. ..... th• .,.• .....,.,., of their ·d1qhtw, H•l~n, te LM Ruth, . . . .vtlle, ttt. son .t o~nnouttclng sti•les *00· .1o1m Gbither. V"Mit 'X~ · Gt;i'lbftr ElhtsPa., -Stiloes the past. to ' ' Bfifhton; who-ikteo~llill: ·rrom a -recent nln-ess 'f'!N!A·, IMr. 84 499 537 60 d~part· meht Mr. and MrS. Ted Jones ha-ve lable__""_'_'_''-'-·- - - - - - ·oint·her rt9tt.oU6crto the-it borne, New Bri·JhtOO•.P~ .• ·Mimdoa:r. aft.ar a;. week 's I I Slap Mn's Sllrkta}· School ehm ~ o skaling a»d sw~m •ning 'f).arties~ Sunday morning Mn. Edward Bacr tn behaoJf or the <'lass pre- W.alter W~kln· . 1, cede 1hfl IU(\('IJO-g an.d ntC'mbe-M 8 -• Otlbo~~~euse Uuuay WI were requ~ed 1.o briri.E! th('lr own ~ 1'173 415 TO IUY·THAT 1 I Mi-. and ~vl:sitA .. 1 '"'....:.... I 1 11ME••• with an. a11tifidol birthd-ay t'ak& 11he nem -meertlon·g w!U De held l!noagottnent I• 2 . 18 Soc CutfiMs on Sunday A•pril 22 . A cnvet'ed MR . ANO MRS. JESSE HAGIIY dish suppl"r ·a-t_ 7 p. m. wiH 'pX'e- of long 8ottom .,.. cur""'"y ·W. -and. ·.~~n. Akhur I A 6:30 potluek <!inner for members and 1·hc-ir famHi es prt'rPded ·tbt>~ mt'lehng of the Young Adult Crlil"!ls of t he Ft'd.erol'toed chu reh ·hehl Sund-ay t>venlng ill •the C"hurth ISOCJ<iJ 'I"Oilffl. Rev. Waldo J ..Bat•le ls gav<.1 tht> 6penl·n g pr&yt>r. , Durin)( 1-he IHJ!!i nf'l'l.ll ~ession in dtlll'gt• of ~he president, Leonlt!'cl JeWf'.lJ , llw nptlft of lh t• ot•·ea."iurer W'.tS givt'n by M r~. F.lllt lOilrn<'WI" Jr. P-l an..~ were ditttus:t'd f-or N'btndl'ng or purc-hal'!in1{ n('W hynrnals "for the ctmr('h. Sev;.-ral MMI.b('l!'."f of1f'red th<'i-r "Sel"Vie(' for ,1-he -tr~n ~· portation of Roher.! Wit- gen1ed ·1he Primary sister, •tMr. aOO Kts. Elias Stiles, ·Nye, ~. 1"1rftlt 'h!S h~he- 1\JO'htt· Gill':'hft, Chester R:bad. Miss Lots, tMUdr.ed, AJ.bcrta and Ann PuUins and Joyce Glntht"r of ·. Che.;ter were Fiklay •gll.elns or Mr. and Mrs, Elias Stiles. I Norris 1 , l: ,)1-~. and .Mrs. Her sh e) 'I tna kim, Cia~ Of RHine were 8un4ay dlnn!l" eutSts Qr 1M: "f'l'~ "Mits,' Mr. &Dd 1dts. Elll!i StileS. CaHeU &t •the· .t\otne ()£ Mr. ·a nd ' a:lj. sM 8112 I ·883 ··1101 482 1143 480 482 544"1181 1!117 ,537 821 SIB · .SOi"ff'r.ii'11t.T \.llfJ-1 I ·_.- \J!JJI!Il\ "D\OVed from UOMin Hebthts i1 t-1\e··h ome ·of her parents, <Mr. and llh Eug""-· ~' .MI.>ilk. !"Ill Jeave Mar<!b 20 lor ~itt the US 'Anny. I ~()t'G"tO '>166 K'lt <lUI 484 13'18 !!Til 'UI\<llft;!DOY 1 rlilt 501 1'78 IBI 200' 17? ISD.:I9S ·Mtttl • .4.1·.¥t . .rOije'i; j t 1014 ' eosis, no' rmthl!i. ecllls. 147 170 162 479 190 \79 181 550 151 164 167 502 147 1155 164 466 802 81\!1 837 2494 4':12 21l2fi AS~ ,-n~1n 1 .ZANt)T . .. . ol ' . your oWJt Willi... 'ndlllm1Dn Investment. No i-Oy.II~ I tea •' o~ilit"llfl!eos Cpn~··s C,h i.c~s roNed i·~lo ,t hl~d S~Ai'tEL.S ~~ANC SERVICE p,lrte¥ m ~ hr ~hlo stbte -Dowlhft: , stilh"~Mn · t67 161 163 407 nrat ' .\tonday -evenill'g Whoo- tlhf- Rulqy Mll'l"k1 KeUy, Keit h Ande-rson, was held at .t•he local <:burCh with Oeoo 'and Edward CrOoks. in.· c-har-g.e nf tl"tl' (>I'C~I'"n1oHon (If one hund~ and rlfteen <J;IN!Smt. • Raymorkl Htlron, Ches.ape.ake 4'h e ~ightln!:dle lamps to .\:he clnss. Churches repre6e'nt-ed were Sand \\I·:H irJlrOOueed by Rev. Fred I. ,t l ' HIH, Zion, · BuUan4, Pomeroy, Gardner, host pastor. ' Mr. Huron , Foll.owi·ng t·h(' S:..f.vi<'~ 111· ;..(>~. f)exil:~, !Bradford;" }lraabutY and who iS l im •paSl.Or for -the Dexter 1ion f,n· rCI-i!•liV!'S lltld f ri1•m ]s or MiddlepOrt. The •nex1 ~eetlng wHl . ·c hurch, i'S atteb<lin-& SChool 'lit ~h(' clw;s WOI3 •hehl . fl"e beJid at Rut\1ffld: 00. A'Pril 9. 'KNi-1J.~ ky thrl8tlan1 COHta"e. GraoySpocinrl numberK wt-re «k-en bv sOn, Ky. lli...o; ~x-t was from 1 Pt-l('r Att<'ndiug ·!.he SPl"ViCCs rnun t.he young p'eopie of Bmdloi'd oo,d. ani"l hP roffip&t't.'11 Chrb.1. .t o t·hc Poffie.roy WCI'(' Mr. :•rrd MN. PhiUp pi I1ft. ()f M('fl's ·lives .~ hrous::h ~ -ht· ~<eler, '(lu ug l~teors, f'lh.vl\is and Zion ~hurt·he~. Soto!m.q or Hr~. • {';:~rv lyn ;, nrl s1'm, Bo!Jhy I~MI, ";M'r~. Cliil'wi was a11sist.cd by_ ('har-Jes KnOpr, M·r. ami 1 ~1rs. ·Jo- , The M.iddleport. O}JflsHtn En.t"p·h Si., ~on nnd d:mgf,wr. L'aro- d~vor directed by 4belr c.'ouftciJ- M1·g. Walter C~, Mr-s Fronds hn, Mrs. RjJY Scy ft·iod .R·nd Mr. Io.r <Mrs. Geor>g~ CbUds,: 'I)N!sen.ted And.N·son, .Mira. Chester Erwin ilnd ~h-.~ Norbert N('ti1Zlin)( and the PJ'rOg'Mnl W.it.h ~ Brodtor« and Mrs. .A~tred ltoush al'kt ~bey son : Pil l. •Mr. <lfl~ \hs..Jam ~s Suu-1 ruJ .the anMu.nrer, '11humas · Kelly sef'Ved coles- and aandwic~ to beOtr!e end their coun~er~. of Middl rpurt also wlli!mklli s:mg a so.l:o "Bless 1lhi;; llous-e"; t·he the sNvlce. Thomas Skianer ntl:<l !kiipt\l~ Hnors ana pastors. A weaderfol ~ntty to go hllo p:~ided M i~s l>onna Bumgurm•r of New H•o~ vcn, W. Vn ., pl-esi<tent :Of thedll:>s was High In Stat~ Ttnnntament ! I 488 . lL~sociation , Pltbbtwgh - ~letv F.:;::d::;i~to~r~~P~b~O!!ft!,~~:t~:::,4::,•~-~_;;==----::;::;; Ohurth 01-Chnst County'Youth Rally I Feder'ated Chu;ch• Th{;o scrvih wm; ,lwld in ,t hr Held Monday,Ev·enirrg With 11 S Pr~sent Young Adults Have audttorium. ML.;s Sue Joe JobDiCln, Zion, pret~ident ()( lesf>on :·arnd K-enBe'llb LeY.tis gave\ ' b"ohnsOI) ur. Ponwroy. who i.~ Pre·Ihe •M"tigs County 'Youth Rally of ·Ihe pr.ayCt . 'M.rs. Che!Sicr Errwin sidL,nl ut" Hw .9\ Ud('nt Potluck On Sunday .the Churehett of Chri&t, was Organi9t and us h'tirs w-ere Jot t he st•n•it'l' and .., ''"'I Bumper, A J.l&wktfts...,Pomeroy Crows Chicks Keglers lank iot to ~if'th";.· Re,~"'J? Ci ncinnati (N) 2 St. Lo.uts (ri) 1 St. Louis {N) 4 Chica-g o (A) 2 Cleveland lA) 7 Ohica[o (N'J 6 New Vtwk (NJ 9 Baltimore (A) 5 'rNE tJ1tLUONA1RE VOCI<FY'5 to tal. Two 1:<~ms of lM'III boWJer~ MIOI'~~k IV OSCAR FRALEY ficed . mudL· .t h£> _lnp, nnd Swair.(>l-11 Ash- 'l'ofats UniMd' ,,... lparts Writer Hard Sports Road land S''1 "VJCt· n L~ o made 11 .gootl I H ndlc NEW YORK UP - 1'(•tevidon Telfvision hns IH'I'n ('Oilce nlral - s·howmg. ·ond !thould end up in ~ 111\ 1 Gaan-d Is aportA reporteNt, 4ceordlng to our lng h c:~vlly on S I)Ort~o: nnd it has mon·n · with thPir 29iJ totul. · r If !IIIIIGL E$. old frle~d Tom _Qalltti. .of Nl,JC . haen a bard road. 'As plo!'leerr. In lndhtiduall" 8111 GrvtM . r 1 nd face <perils lodltY \ hat the· lftklltu 11 "fio·W' •e·"oum, t•· ~ d, · to • "' u1 ,,~. •a H1 P-otd Loh•• midi ttY• tt.lt ~or-rur Inr Boswellll_ oI new"paper JIDd. take their tOO 162 173 lump~. Suc h '' In llo• -·• · dl .., stlowlrtt •• thev roU.V · • Wry . Holi :tlclop d ra o n•veor am_at: ' ne horse race where th~r" weo·• cu on u F 1 d 1 '"' ,nlc• l240 In their clouiiiH, Tota<lS' rom expcrtence can D m t erar:; on ench sldt> of the tr·ack whll• GruMt'r hit 1 big 656 In• •M'!liltbeW.'l' \34 142 139 ~hat a ..Jportlwrlter's grea~e&t trlb- Thus the htlr~('~ stn r lt'd ~u&. run: 1. u1a~ons C!oncern typewriters which . ning rrom left tn l"l ght ond wound singlls .. loth tot1ls we w.ll up H"ll'ndicarp ~ant spell and trying to figure out up running from right tG left. In th• mon•v In th• finf wHk Tola'ls the re~ for thl' 1nost ~euonal , Tough trlt•k end of •lpht of th• 1t.1te tour· H ov~ 102 181 184 double play by lert hondod catch-~1 Tennis w~R nnotllt>r hendllchr ney. In dOt,tbl•• GtutM-r hit lfa·n,atcap In we•rl rl bifocal~ A d 178, 159 •nd 'JOO ·for • nlc• 537 Tot•a-ls r- n -· n your C11merns nt. mtcll e nd , Ml tried tota l, whll• LohM h1d 117, U9 l.ou kll 100 m~ 191 double play DoJTTt•thenes c~n JU!t · nrlglnatly 1 showed l e,anm hl.llinu o along quite weU barring somP nPW servl~t'. ll'ld thqi) app&retltl y re- and 193 for 529. Thtolr hendlc•p 11:1·nd.lt'•P br~,_ewoark. ··- I t""'t · t luMlfng hht own servlbt>. "Try it. II'"~~' tham • 12.t6 t\\lll ' ' th•y To1~tls .•'"' blwer 1 •.:r... your yp_e-. soq~e time. · ,~ .- ~ .~ . ! , had • nk• liO M•rtln to wMir: Cliffm'(l i7B 104 171 ~ter or mleroph~~W":nporter uN• In rootball iei-ieys lnust be 0 , on. In tlt\flll -Gruet•r, whD, h•• , 'Ra·n dlelrJl tll1 can cover ,1l) his own fum - con~-asting c:o'lo-.: T ... ,~'f···be rue:' :befln oM 0f 1~ ...,. bowle'l 11" 'l'ollils 1 bits 1'"': ·· ••M" ' 4 T'!"1 .. n s '' town, 1:fut ti~ottllt.~m hlt+1nlf l Menchihi. 109 125 168 · a __ '1., 1 1 1 , he. ~ out for btu.&end Atabama tor 100 oft · - • couolo of li _.;, I ~nno.u.fK/11.,. , • p• ' red in a oouon tftowl ll:ame the, . w T.... p . Jl.liWCIP LUce , t}je r• o anaoun~r de- TV boys were In troUblio. Th~ col• y•ai't, lilt iOl, 112 I'IMI 114 ftor ~·ls •-lbln• a lorm- Army Notr" 182 138' 169 ~-r "' •• · ~ ors look the 1atnc on the sc.roen. i 557 total, ' and htl • 99 .-In Swon-·· D amt tootba~l K8mt ln. the days the contere nt'~ ·('ommlsllbner fUp. handlclp to gl¥• ltlm th• 656 Handi(!f!IJ wtwn Doe Bl11nchard and Glenn ped D colo to dethle the luue. total. Totliol11 H9 101 io2 Dtvla Wfr~ "AinnJnc amok. His Wur Double JerHys CJ'oOWs ChiPk:-~ put rolrotlllw Ou·•·biil ·~~~ went IOmethiRJ like t~la : "We got Notr·e Oattie ln white •&nmes o£ 891, 884 M"td fi"nl!Jbed fl.-ndicap Army Ia on It• own 20·Yard jeneys once" Gallery ll'fns "but -wit-h u bt'g 980 fnr their ·aCtu8!l 'I'Golahl ~01 18~ 174 lin~. Bll~hard erlcka oft tackle. you <'Ouldn't 'out-lhlnk tl'e F'lihttnJ total {If "2785. They had a 2~:1 -p~n,. H'l'~M' He 1 In the tltU'. RislnJ Cl'ftten- lrl • Th J b 00 . · h'-- 3""" 1:A a·,""'Oflp do- Re'a to the 50, to the ll(l, to ln. ey wore rp:~n. en.eyi una I N~ I) -to •iiVC . '""'" uu-1. . TOt ts ..__ ~ to th d lh , der the white ones. team from Sa·lffil was 111, -a 1118 1118 185 lfR! ""'• IP ~•n ere ll n~~> lh BOlClng · 1s · th e easI eaI lporI th a1 plact• w ith 3025 w~1"h u 0 levwa,~ ~ _.... l..ohee bqdy within 30 yards of hiln." Ddtca 11 e TV ?oys have t~ bl.tlie, th\!1 team in !H!t(m tl wil·h 8015. a . P Then the ·announcer di!COVtred that th& baU carrier waa not Blan- attlon bemg eon_tentr~t~_for them. Th<' Qhl<!ll&s m \~l11i have hid n 1'oti4s third Lut inttead was Davis. Yet The Jteatest problem \n thia J"porl mu(!h 'b-f>,\tt..,. l ot If! 11ad ~t'lld .otr there wun't 1 qulv~r In hi s volre Is a ~etwccn-round& cloteup or the .man Pttul CliffOI'l l hoon up to hi:" 191 181 198 wamors . Too oflen all they l;~m \lsual ga-m(', but CHffol"d only had Mar.rls 11 he t'Ontinued: . 140 1118 188 show Is a c\oaeup of the 1ccond&.' 4R9 for hi o; tf'nm I'V~nt , and was Ma.Ulaews "Ht'l down to the 10-ond he derriere. 64 pin~ UTil.\!•t· t·he n~"t -m 11nf Handlca·p latefala ofr to Glton Davl11. lt'M a And •lwQ~ tflere are p~torill ~~~ ~tenm. GrHr J)u,tMrr •IPd· t c Tot.ab 14? Ita 187 touchdown Cor Davis.'' · -tiazarllt. . J.Uc:i tht nllht the •IPt•r witb ,S84 '"llh ,:a ·bill s, ilbt&lttr ~~ 1a2 Now, if lhll &ent WQ! Jn the stripped off hi• 'robl!-ahil hid ro~game wliiliJ "rlo-6 f..oulu bbd I ·IJtm~ 11m111 P.redleament on tl!89fe, ea.n l~ten to put on hit trunks. 874. Rin·k Menehi-noi M7 ·o nd Bill Ha•Ddk'ap :vou JmaJJne the llpot he wouli;l •· 'Wf! had ," llYI Tom, "a benn- Hovatle.r had ~~ ~e Chick~ bad Tot,Q•J.o; hlvt been in when he discovered tlrul shot or the ceiling of I he 20 ~Dlils In t'he t breO IJI\ome ~ . but Clifford. 179 155 1117 199 18~ t!7 tba\ be bad the wrori1 baH carrier arena." 1· ~rhe . fQur "top :OOWI!en! bRd .p lmty of M<enchlriJ oB the· 20 Y•rd line ''-"" no&od)' Bu~ they eQ't .....llt prbbahly ~wbles to ma" = ·'fbr !Mte'~ ·lhiMl-irup wltbln 80 yer!3J or him? '' Certain· dellghle(l every arch.l.t"et wtm rra1T!f!'ll. CHtrord didn't -hnvl) a TOtals 181 137 174 ly ·" lateral wo~td not have tuf. pened to be wttC!hiD&. dottble tp t~ ~~ game ~Pr i*'!! . Swal160rt HH lit 191 had bm-e<t .M 802. 1 and 8tr 'for ~ihelr tGt A-1 or 2iM, -HindiNP 1' Cll8TOM V-8 Turquoise Palnt, Bumper I ' _.nd ' •:l•anor S. S<•b•af, M.JildlepcP1 SC>tiety Editor --,.. Ph10ne ll070 Dllrdbot•~ ~~ Jtr•t _'':!_~ _•-~ --::.'----~-----~~----­ •• S ECI L F.li:i.Abe-!h Neu,tzlmg, Utlughtc•· nr " N:1-. u.nrl · ~h.~. Niii'IWI"I N~uh.ting, f'eHt'ot:k A"V'I'., Wt"I'L' mombe.~ of a f-l~ss ·o f 33 to l'f'.( '('in> ~hl•it· Clttl)S tit ·1hC> :;t J ~e t}h l! !,;;p)tal SrMul br Ntw.~i·ng SunJ01·}· L'\'eniJIJ!. (NJ 1 rorA~hvtS ~/8,9S7,J$H M~s Mal)" Tt•J"L'-~:1 ~Jeirr, dn.ugh· Iter of ~ll". ~M ..\lr~. Philip Meitr , W~heo 'fet'l'.a<"e, -11 11d M1 sll' Mm-y Do&!.on {A) 4 5 Engagement Is Announced The Daily Sentinel • B. UNITED PRESS !\icw York (A) 4 Ohicago (AJ 2 Kansa.~ City (A) 7 Phi~ade1phi.a (N) •• ~ Cap At Exercises_ pre sid('~ Baseball Scores Gl't>t/J Miss Mary Meier Receives Nurse --- The Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, _.. Daily ----------· -- --- Ohio---------- ....._ 'Schoo~ Ex-RNtleg .Jackie Co.Num yieldt'd Cinclnn.a-ti's runs . John~· 'ff>mplt•'s sc-raldt sfn·gle to Thil'd Bil!':C mnn Kl'n "Ro}'t'lr brought in Cm 1 of 1heir NiUlnr mretlng on Monda\'. with -bhe four hlt •pitching of RoOkies Oh!WScan.Nebmy fl'tld I d;~y l'\'('Ufng ln!rt~ad -E'IXPC<'~ is ' l!!y Rfib!oo, P01t Tom Acker. /?!! fi/I!E"· I 1 Klasz~ki PTA BOARD TO MEET 'f'he Eo::~~ecl).1iVe Board of (ht> Mid{ltepm1. l''l'A wHI meet this wN'k at 1he high scb.ool on 'J'ue.~~ bast!'- The Redlegs w-t.~n -l·hfli~· (U'st E{Jl me 1Monday \l."hen they b~nt -thl' St .I..nuis O&rdina"l-s, 2·1 bE9lind the 1 o,;ts, /I'ICLtJ()I/'16 I_A ~~~CORP 5 ·KI!!Nii/CKY I TODA¥'S SPORi:PARADE 111~ EA<SL. •IJtRC'ArA& 'CA/.!ENrE , :p it\<HrON FR :M ~..fl£1?~ m !YIN I • UP~Flmt · CJ n('innati Redlegs in a tew da ys. Srdi.'li nt>d with <1 l,o~ me back in Ci ncinn&.li's rirs\ three -e-xhibition g~ nws. KlusozeWflkj ran for ~bout 10 mmutes ,Monday and :reporWd IH· ft•lr fine. ;. FIR~1" RACE record f11r the NCAA rarnival the Colden Griffins h·orn Buff;.~l o. l N. Y., won till' hard way ou :1 · driving ~hot b~· s ub F'run l'on·o ran .wl\h 11ix sC"ronds left. .Tuhu ' Maglio had seemitlgly won thl· l .llDITlf' for Stole wlth II ballkt•t with 48 seconds left. llank Nowak led Cani sius with 29 points. whil1• Rnn Shavtik had 2!1 for Stnte hut ra.iiPII to dominut£> th£> rt•hounding ~~~ expetted. · < Ted }"':la. tu make his spfling debu t C!inisius blew chsn<'t-!1 to win th~· game ut tht> end of regulutiou 1 A1 NeW YOJ"k - Tt•mplt• he:1 l :llQ!t l'toss, 74-72, in a game lh:.~ t ended · in , t1 wild uproar. J<'n·U Cohea'11 jlimp f hot wilh s ix st·c onda 'left Put the Ow;ls'in rront., hu t Ton.ight '.~ prn er.1m : Tom B el nio"hn or HQiy Cro~ll <'IHw• At N"bw Ynl"lc W('~t \'ir~ini:~ hat'k with a driving fa.Ji nP:that of21"-8 ig , fuvorl'd ' O\'!·r D:1r t mouth fit'ials ruled had com~ a.llcr ttu-· 16-9 on th ~· . ~}•f/ 11 (il]!.:. _of' ·· uot final buzr.er. Temple wa11 led bv Rod " llund!t ·y. ,\!:1 nlwf1:,n 167 Hal Lt>llr with 26 point!:!. Jlel mo hft l ia favored over C<lllnt'filflll Hl-9 al~o had 26, but missl'd 21 of ~H on the stt·cngt h of an ovrrti1ne win !!hots. I Jn the rt•~::ulnr s(':1~ on. 1 At Fort Wayne 1 d _ M · At w· h' 11 • ore . . tc 1ta, K AnS . ·~·Sou th<'rJJ . head missed t .he ,tourJJey liCOrin g J,tethodisl 22-2 ll 10-pomt {'holcO' ma1·k by onl' point In beatir. ~ O~H' ~xa!l Tt'.<'h 1 3- ~1 ; Okt_nhomn Marshall, 107112, a.•; the two-team City 18-6 ~n f'tghl ·pornt <•bfl"J('f' ov- total ~f'( 11 tourney r(.'('!ll'd. Dnn E"r Me~phts Stu ll' 20-11 hl'rau~C' of I Swarl2 f·i~cd 39 point s ror th(l win ltll he1ght. l ning E,11g i C'~ whilt' <.'nbe r·· !·I . Here's how !Otl l gh t '~ JN·lion will r.~n r~; hnll wilh 27. II{'(' •• lmc up the Fr~dlly ni g ht rr~ionuls: Wuy n£>, 1('(1 hy Soph Clarcnc£> At Phlladelphta , Temple vs. Con-I Straughn, handed De Pnul and upnectlcut-Manhallnn wintwr and Ca- set clefcu t • 72~. "3 · Wuyne , 1en d.m~. 1· n_s•,us v_s. D~rtmouth - ~('111. VIr- ~4-62 , with 1.42 sptwl,e-d Jo wrpp UIJ &uua Wmher, ot lown C1ty, lccn- 1ls 17th strui ght win ~nd 18th inf!l tueky • W~y ne and lowu • Mote 'pmes as Straug hn k'!d.rthe -brt head; ~t Litwre.nce, Kans., K~S' with 27 point.~. . ng S~. . ts . .Memphis ~t., · Oklafl.olnu At 8eptlle, Wash. ~·~e~tll~· hel i:l Cit}• winner l'lll&toll vs. SM'tJ..- On"" ~~~- 6t<tt •: l<h\ho St<~1t\ ;IJ;t .~ sur. Texns 'J'~ch Winner; at t'orvollis, pri!JinJI, t'lmiC'. 68-66, sroreo ns 01 Ore., U< LA~~~ _J(au:;t:ffq, , :· an~ .l~t: :l~hq Sl <~te rolly fell !lhOrt. ..,.,.n Three R~okies Paeeft~egs To Wm Over St. L&ms'Cards By Alan Mov :.- •• ___________ ____ More-llwl 49 lllilllon pe!110111 In the u,.ited - - .... ~~ Jlei'II011-- .....~. 'Blue~ lstNo>_.,ltals' ownrjllln .n.t-;w JIOt lhe best~ iiiiY.-!Ial Cllil furnish. It Is tJte most LIBUAt·l 'lall adbi:e. } v. c. ·H,(\1:8, Admmtstrator MEIGS cotiNTY MliDICAL .SOCIETY s.3. JILAZ~WICZ, Presit!Ont Pmoots....,85,)'elrs of a,~e who~ self-tinR!oywftillm tllaa nw~· may ·l!flftln. . _ . . . ·<ld or.wort'wheJ? !bert Anyone Wo)fiditg wheri! lbere ate INe iiO lliltii,-eMployeslo ~for-Diellltoeltllllp ln a Jlayro!tcLMuet. -. ' I -WHitE 'tOMV •DUI!S- lan'I"'lljll BtLLEO.AT-HOME MEMBERS MAY PA:Y J;IUES AT, For full infonnation-on fornililg a l;>ay'I'OD ion gi<IU~, ·Ylslt enroillnent lteadquarten. FARM!~ftAHK ond SAVI NbS C:UM'PAHV • I ~ - deduct. Bllieii~~oi!le iiteftillerjj m tonrtd ·lllt'di'r411t dedutlible dtlltract. BLUE . •. _ ............ , •s �• • Tuesoay, Marcli 13, 1956 -a&~lft~ J\01 1 ~w ~ M.. Yo'IU be pu.bliih.eo. Lb• .11.7 as receJYed. ~---- I w ·: Opportunity P-~aoben. ~ i Fer-~ Due tl.ate~o. 2 eeots per WOf'Clt osae w•ettwc.. Minlm:~m clt&r)'t: !tile.- 4 cents per word for uaruJeCUt.iYe tnserUou. llpectal-Oue mDntll far 25 ceatl pet word. Full tw.lll or 2 cents pe:- word will be cbar&ed. for advcrtisina if not j.NUI! lUI. ...murc uw WL.U vl ~ montb toiJ.OWW& IJl.jt!rUOD. -.rrun w Ael1ietW.i.D&-SbouJd ne I tors,~ We lbaodl.e .rakoo, A-nd all Oliv-er & roy, Ohlo. • 7A J 1 ( 1954 FORD TRACTOR with M I-H I ae ep ' I THI~ WUJ nuL ~ u:lipv.PiiiDle , . Gam(1[', Lolli: Bot-tom, 2 · wr w.vrp UUlD. uu" wcw·rt!Cl ut I Oh~o, Please pass R:t. ~~~p rb~·A.lma TEACHER Higlt School Auditorium 'tbunday. sil\tlia'lle m tl:w , th~ p.r:mclJ~aJ Jtl h~ • Low.n~hlp ~ut- Pfli~IUoo Wahama Frosh . Win Intramural on~~: of Stel.lbelliVHle epeot tbe weekend ..-. H~roy BurgCS!I, '1 ,, . ,e.p . 1O-F D~tro1t. 1 a-ppl'tl(latep them more than you will ever k>now .. lla-lph .K Arxlcreo-n. i 3-13-1-tc Sale Rent . 946, Por-tsmouth. 141 For <>erot " hour MODERN APARTMENT, gas furnace (steam radlators), gas t:Ooking stove furnish~d. electric refrigiQJ'ator furn· 1 I Wrel:'ker Service. · Day Phone 6:.!27. Night Phone 6039- Uti W~EI!'L umpleLe AUGNM.ENT ocuancma and brake aervn:e. tiHcll.ena· Saiety ~·vu:e, Wetl tlam Strt'let, t'l)meroy, Ol:no •. 6-6-tl .t'nun~: ~ti7. ' llj/ Auto :::.Cier. 1954 FOitD, Perfoot condition .t hl·oughout; 34,000 actu<~J' mUea, $1295. J1mmy Parsons, Inc., M.lddlcpot_1t.__ ·--·----'3:.:-1;:3~~.~- 1950 UU1CK .Super, jet .•b.I.Eick, fully equipped, $5W5. Jimmy Panwn.>, lnt•., .MldU·lc-poflt. 3 13-SLt.: - r- - --- - 111:'.10 l''OI-ID V6, good (ir('l';, 1"<11lio anct lw11t e:r, $MO. Jimm:v 1'lH· ,.; un ~. \lw , :\11rhlll•pnrt. :~ - 1:\::itr: 1949 DOIJGt:-:. n r<~·f aOO rlcan. good tireli. low mi•lr-age, $4&:;. Jim· my l'al ~ un.-., 11\('., Mlddi'("IJurl. 3·J3-5lc 1)1EUCURY '52 Hardtop. M'l"I'COill li· tic, rad1o , htlnlor, bl11ck with 2-12~4tp 8. Uhed, garAge furJriahed, use ()f lau.lldry . facilitlcs In basement, · 1 201 Business \)ervlces hardwood floors, LoeaUid center 1 of Middleport. Clo&e to •bopping PLAS"TERING district, schools and chun:bes. Virgil Walke-r Racine, O!oio. Rent $!1!1.00. Phone 8162 or 62-0rt 87 · David c · Miller • ..Middlep " 2303 , • Pnooe Urlart Fa!ilis X. DODGE-PLV MOUTH DEAL. ERS. --- -- a-nd surrounding counties. Steady year<~round work. CQn•t m:rt C. L. Crouse, Lowe·~ Trailer Court, Middlepot·t, OhiQ, evcnin~s 7 to OM 5-room R. H. RAWUNG SONS co. - 2t 3-13-Jtc MEN to work in Meigs '' • 10 0 I 1'\UtU .::n:trVIC.Q I !!.velyD. II)osell, Ivan wpom and Ralph Painter calied at~ Paint~.:t !Qome Slt.urday. t M.n,. ViJIU~ Rou8b and cllMdren c ..iled. on Hr. •D!d' Mn. Donald • .,!,Wid and I,IJU' ouu .......--.v;r ..-~Mr. and Mn:. Denztl · Geoel-ein caUed on Mrs. Jeanie Roush Suoday aftemooo. Donald a-od Doaelas- ~iekh,am of Steubenville epettt sunday with Mr. and Mr.&. J. L. Wi~am abd Mr. at1d. ~ WHt _Heilman.~ ( 3·2~30tc SLEEPING ROOM for rent.3-8-tltp' Call Ohio. 388-Y 3-12--3tp FOR RELIABL~ P.\INTING t-.ct Rkh<!rd C. Wilt, 232 S. La· ~e front SLEJ:t.:.PJNG ROOM, Fourth St., Middleport, Ohio. k~tchen and home .p.rlvileJes. .. Noor Senior High Sohool. Bh-one - · --302-M. 3-9-Mc We service and repair all make !Mo4ern 2 booroom FURNISHED J Sewing Machines, rental APAR11MENT five miles: n0~1th ines, $6.00 per month. o'r Pomeroy, Route 33. Gar<leu. 6314. and .g"ra-gc. Refere-nces. Phone Singer Sewing Machine Co. 6094X. 3-9-3tJp 187 N. 2nd Ave. .. -·-~---------Middleport. ROOMS for rent. 742 E. M·ain St. ' 2-22-30tc }lomt'foy. Phone 205. 3-9-6tc D _. 0-~ .-:-T-EL ' EVISION SERVICE 10 Ple.afl Oou1'11, ~e ~10._ Parcel Two:. Beg1.nn~..:- weat 83 rods a~Dd ~b 3 Deg East 8·rods from ·t.he sooih:Ct&sd- ror:n« ol Secthm 11, T<ownr>ihQ.'P 6 and R-awge 14 a( .the Ohio Co.mpnny's PUl"dllaE<\ h~ Rlltll:and TowruJlip, ~i.gs Coon~ t:y Ghri'O tlheoc-e Wlllllh 3 ~ tm-t 74' rods, tthooce eart 42 ·rods, then<le nooth 18'4 De!(. · 'olo'll?8t 84 ·l"Od6, tlbenoe ifOOtlh 71- 1.'2 Deg, west 20 rods I!Jo the ple.oc of beglmldnrg, Conllli·ni:"'" •"6 15 a(lre'S, more or t.., in Fr&-c>tl~OIJI 5 soa-id l'OWTl\SihYp 'll!ld 11am&e. lm'll- beiDa: the some. premises off and ast!A•gflle!d to 861 Court 'ft.Jieigls: Counrty oo ])ec.cmRo)'1311 of Plrice by rtlhc Cummon Plw.s ber 4, 1683, in an <~cliOI• for par- 1 19 Business now ~,,..,., and ••n,..otor. Opportunities Cheap. Calirumeruy. 8187·Y or t~ce Eld~~on I:::·~·::-::::-::·=====-=-=Walbw-n, 3- 12-3-lp ----(9J For Sole A Business Of Your Own 8 • room HOUSE BOAT for J&le. 3tll Vront :St., Middleport, Ohio. ' 3-H8tc Do iry Isle Stores A n1tloMI chain ef lndhrldu•Jior OWMd 411rlv•IN, . .chill"ly d.. , tlt~Md •MI M'ot • ro•d· j ••• at•nd~ ltut 1 ,ltNtftlful, modern, ,.tentH. POWJlR MOY't:RS SIMPUCm & IOLENS • • >f, GA,IDJlN T~CTORS ,.,.., .ht... -'i lfyiw Co I POMEROY- New 6~room fra.ritc, I excellent co-nslructioo, hardwood floGns. foreed hot air ·t o nil rooms. Fu'H ba.11ement. Large -lOot with o-utdooc flre!placc. Quick Possession. FAR.M--2ri acres loc11\ed on~ milet-rom US 33, wit:h B-room bouse w~t'tl bath. Durn, aum~o~e, cellar anod other buildings. 18 acres t-ractor tiiJnble. Good •.~:arden ground. Only 7 mi·!Ps from CouJ"t •hou..~e. Own~r will tntludc tnc~ tor and f.'fJUip.l!ll'nl 'lit oniy I p... ctlut store. O.lry l1le will "t you up In ltusiMII In • prohcted leeetiOn 'With llmltttl ceplt1l. A unl11w plan ef flnenclna entbles ~.00. veu to own yeur ewn. ~alnnt new. CUCKLik RIAL TV 111)•1•,. l•le locetlona ,,. ~ttltctN bv ~ ••• 22t Phone lOf.Y m.n with .t mtrket tvner 3-10-3te .,.._n U, expel'f.nee. OWNIRS IARNINO TO 1300 :.;;:i!;:;;;~ l A WIIK AND MORI.•CAPITAL ;;; RIQUIRID ~500. • ------ - - - . ACT NOW Loc.ation ...... u.~te now wlthl" city 11mftt of "'lcWIIt,..-t end 'on•trudton to lte 1tartH ot once, PIRIT C9MI • ,; IRIT IIRVID ,., , lnlormatleoo. wrlto or phono: 95 ... ' .. UAif MllfAtf I BUETTNAR AUTO CO. 5 OD "'M.. a In St . Pomeroy, Oht'o ·• ' ' •entl• vlfn ... ~·t ' No moiler how cold nIt outside, an elec\ficallt .' 1. · · _ ,, 1: •• ACCIOINT ' I ' • ·Reo I Estate Broker Ph- 61 , - " " · Ohio -~!~.~~·· _,~ ." " ,. ~---.. ···w-.- ca. NIW ADDITION ANNOU~CID I Koehler. irldlopool., 1ba6 r.c•clv<>d wuro or ·lho bo.bh of .on PQUnd 1:1011, Edward E\lgcne .A/ lC 11nd Mn1. Edward Pat.r.k~t Air t"orce Bow Irvin Koehlt.'l", .. llW baby'• ,. r;~~~~~~~~~~.J All M!tl!ea IDd lllodolt ' New "'""'~'· " \1 I ~." . ,(OMPANv' · ~ ...... IRON - wn".U. ' ~ , .Un ' GGCid Cleu bsed Cut '' SUNSET STA TrON' 990 In Gollipolis In MIODLIPORT, ONIO liS I • ..._ II, 1'0 ' On Yo~r Dial lostant Mot 'trom the moment itia 011 Jood feel gel\tle ~~m'til through· ~ ~ :.out tl\eentltll ~\ft. ;· . . . ' - ·..!· ~re• clriits.'• : . ' .W ,J, E H . 1 "YOUR SUNRISE The whole room fa ••~med: evenly whe~lier you ·ttave .~.n. b•••bi>ird or eelhng ' . No~on. ' 'toll \ .. 8oon, no . umta. .INSURANCE AGilNL'Y .:::=====-=·=:::::, fi"'M PIIONII &Ill MAX ·WARD 11'·~~~~~~~~~1 II ...... /l'li'RO•,;r,;ML fl . ·Eachroomha.sltaownthermo- . · stat to give , you the temperature you like-no ove@eating ' ~other at a one room \o get . '' l . ' . ' eomfort•ble temperatqre. INo need t0 .heat tbt 1t1c10m ' [1lltd room. I ' , . " . '. ' or water and a;r !I plant& are to grow prope:"ly. This is where orBY GEORGE L. ZEIS . ganic matter rr.a!Jy <"ount.s. h al· R;alnlall In m?11t parts or OhJO lows botb. air and water to retnain durmg the past stx weeks has been In the soil aboVe the average. Tbis is a good · condition when Qne consider!! the Alvl:n Raeobs in Plckaway Coim- 1 dtflclencles during the past tbr@t! t31 has met an exceniYely wet BGI.I years. CQnditiolt by the growifla:. of 'aJf. B"t wafer is a good bit like th(' 11fa, and it is good alfalfa, · too. proverbial horse ·- l()(k the barn - The heavy roo( system, pfur ~n doors. beio1·e it is too late. In tho manure PloW-dOWn has att.Uilly 1 ease of water, however, lock it in 8Utpltultec:t' tile to ·a degtee ·h JW'rt the around befo,re it is all gone. oC Recobs' Catm. · . It is possible to store CQDSider• ablY ,mOre water in the ground tha:-. But ~bat ean be doD~ I:Ater :in . one m·ay etpeet. I-fow mul'h, though the spnnx to ~eep the ~~t ·lm~ llu to be based on several fal'tors ount of water m the toll. _Care of . Jf good·cultural practices hav~ soli liurfac~ ls important. 1 been followed on your farm for Leave rcstdues on .t~ thelJJ"O~nd . U.e past tbree or four year .1 1 wherever possible. 1his. worts well 1 very likeJt that you would :~ ~bl! ~b_er.e l'rops do nl;)t have to be eulto store more water in the ground bvated.r M ulchl~-~a.s ev~n bt~n than would your neighbor 0 suet:ess u11 y earna.~ on 1n corn these points has to do with lil~l:h plantl!'gs· This was ac~mpliJh.ed -~ organic matter. b~ usmg a ro~ lloe JUst as the ,_.flowing down large amounts of corn waa peekmg_thr~gb Lhe gro. ttraw, green manure crops and the Wld, tben one cultivation and short- 1, lilte add 'organic matter to the soil ly &rtcr apply a straw cover. 1 It bas also been found that corn This definitely increa~s the wate~ carrying capacity. ground ~eed ~ot be worked too · Yet, we should not overlook thej much. Mmlmur_d'-.work on the g~ possibility that some soW wiU und will oftentunes conserve mmslloJd . water the ~!._way, There t~~b--soiling wili berome . more I ~ ~mpQI'tant in 'the years ahead. I During the Middle W-est Soil Improvement tbmrilittee ·Annual Meeting in Chicago seVel-!31 weeks ago, an evening Session was devoted to research being' do~ with subsoiling. As yet, very lit'tle data has bem turned .up. bu.t there Is reason. to believe s\lc:h .wnrk wJii ald materially the Water holdillg capacity o( th& soil. . ' l~ . . '"' ·• i, ' I • ' Fiftll Year~ Df.l~rogreaJ. in Electric·Power........- !TI ··~ . ·. · ~-~. . 'r ' , '-" , ' ' WOMAN 4.00 I .~ave . . MYSTERY j has to be the right combination · QUAurr . '· -- Around Ohio eDflfiiDAIJ.f II/GII . o-.~iilatic llldivldual room centrols- RODNEY DOWNING· c..uollv .......... lllit,[te~lric Hut. TheOaily ( lntfNI.ttbftal Bt~t~.flllplt,oite) tribut:loD reciplenta. - -- - hive foondJhat for she.el-ctimfort you 'Identify IJld (RJ; South Dakota, waa traeed lUBI: before tlie iitttuti.J ...,_ biD .ote, s6nttor Goldwater aaJd be COUld name 6eriraJ Keclr: COD· sm . "-Fili.meJ. Puntu. Can You George WAahtnrton: Nancy Pouna. BeitnlqluD ootJej., Vefmdi:l.t: '·AJ A.lmme11J1.1l'rn. Georgetuwn untveHJty. KecJJ Ill ·tile ,mU · to w.hom tbe eantpaJJD confrtbuuon orrer to Senator l'ltilcUI ~ PfiiCIIACH WHIN IOUOHJ IN,,..•• 011 . ' ~-~ IS· nt1 "'Gllfeae Preu ~etoenee'' ~, JIIVIn..m .ceoe · 1n Wulttngtoo .. Senator Barry Goldwate:r 4R), 4rtzooa. wbo" "Nated; wttb Dwderator Ruth 0-erl ftaCY, ~teq he accepted ·a · campaign euntribution rrom &ward B. ~ria,. 'w bo bea.dl tbe 8uperk1r Oil comp'a ny, Others (lltandlng 1 rrom ·teitt at. GordOn ' nus TAJ{ AND fiiCAPPAILI Jill . honieoWIIe~ -----------------------··--·----~-~----·~-~·~----Jlyse, BeJult euJJece, W~unllln; Mari.ID . here.,.s why·. is ·the-most comfortable ,heat you ·can • . ovn Otuo 124 E. Main SL • ,,,, ·~ l'h9•nndr o1 - The~ Get Results ':'.. Lifo. • BUHe imd Shirley . . . ltll ..,.. •• , __ , ' . ·~ Fin. Aul-lto..Hhllh llldl By AL.CAPf ' • Y hove somethhit To Sell, Trode or Aftlo nounce, Let A Dolly S•ntinel Disploy /li.d or Wo.nt Ad be Your Repre.sentotive. • ' ' ' $UPER FLEX ' • IF Fstatl! ures, JCELLY ,. Service JACOBSEN ' TODAY 30 D·AYS TO PAY OfFICES AU (~~l~2~1,~28~;~(3;)~6;·;1;a;,~20;·;:17;-~flk~··;;"W'; .;·;p;""';·;·et;<>y~.;;;···ilj~;:::::;;:;:;~===~=~====~~F= 011r CONSIDERATE PERSONAL sE:RATTENTION nsuran<.." • · $60 ' AllNJlR Heilman ·and J~ . Dtddle spent 1'tJe!i&y eveotl~ ·and~ relief'.~ aOd bifl;g wltb Mr. anti Mnk Will HcilequiA.iabl-e,_ u may be IX"IO~ iD , . thes::m-~-. ~ tecluired ·lu man_._ _ _ _ _ _ _•c' _~ I · 'HOU:IR HOSPlTAJ.. armver 100 . or .befOH t!be !~ Admiti~ _Saturday: :,:' .S1Wh~n · day of .\s!r.if.t.:-.A.. ..D._1 ~ · vm Jnwagen, Pome-r~: : :Mt;l. ' , Cforf& A. · _bJhll't. llJWmbnd HehSier, Racihe. , • .u ~tOil" • (If U,~ Admitted ·sUnday: Mf.!i .' Denver ~of Etoa·Pearl Klr~y, Bowen, ~•on; Mrs. M1.!1Un Gibbs Deceued · · " Letart, w. Va. Crow and Crow, · · "--'~m!w-. . if M. Roj Mtornext -f-ar PriR·IInUff. .n.u ut'oQ• ·Monday: ·a-a fliiM" •O~h~i"~·..:.....:===.:......:..:=-.1 - - - --- ooroRD 2-door-.- ~ood ancl b h of them landnber ADMITS KECK CONTRIBUTION - dS~e ~ao~ fnee tmin aD. ehlme .arld and 1Mn. Carl •Martin and fatbi-Jy. . ~of -tlbel eaid deitodio'lfl Mr. and Mn. Dana Turner Jr., -t~tOOn .m said coo.rt, being O.asc NtO. 2630 <mh1tl~ E&t.alme G\.ime.,;, PbiO<bi!f v~ R.oscdma Cornwell, et at, Def61lda~. 11 rcoord oi whit.1h i.!l found .m Vt.JI. 2a. Term Record, Mrol..gs County cmnrnon. Plees Door!~, pege 810. and \fhjch li6ld pl"lopei,try Mtts~ then~ullo!.\1" ronvcyed by Ellir,u lli.UI'lfii:IIY, c-t al., to Oba•lte.s p.r.k-c, by '<lc.cd dah.'(.l· . Octobcr a, 1904, a-nod nccard·..:d in Book 9!!, a.t pwge 452 of ot1ht: deed recortJbs ~f M~i'!is Coun1y. Ohio. - - ·· ~·a \X Th.c a!m~id dcsctibi."CC. ~ fv1o Furniabed 6-lloom APA&'fPhone 200. Cleland Appliance estate beihg the 311:me roa1 l-.sl.illte MEN1'S, new furnlhue. UtWt111 Store, 118 W. Main St., Pomeroy conveyt."ll by L. .M. Boire and Olepuid. Call 6044-M.. 8-26-tl 2--23-tf • via &icc to Et·na Pca!'l Koicr'hy b-y l Five room modem APART· For reliable aadJo and TV dt~OO dat·ed Jun!f:! 26t.h, 1947. end MENTS, W!lth hiUndry and gar· call tiD46-J. We . l'l'WI'dcd in Vo). 1~9, pa~ JJO ~Bile. One 9-room m-odem dwellmakea. Scbmoltl 1Jhe Deed· Rrol-rd6, Moigs Cuun.ty, rooEiiiXN ,uniOTT' M~~ . ~-~ ~ .. . . .. Page Seven • •lay =!zed tng. Uaa everythina:. ·Middleport. Oblo. whito walls, -exet"lknt, •prlvillt', A. N. BenKe!. ' l -2f-t1 QVICK SERVICE OD WatcA Reo . • $MO. Writ-e or cull Ard1ic D,-Room NEW HOUSE. unfUJIpa!rlq by FaotorJ ·Trained , Nelaon, :\1aumce. Ohio. Will nlahed. Brownell Ave., Middle- · watchmaker. COLLINS ,JEWEbrln-a down n-ext wook. 3-13-J!c port. Reasonable. Phone 6044LERS. Pomero~. f-3-tl 11. 1·17·1f 18&3 PONTM.C 2-door Sc-da·n, like a. T.V. new, $950. .BlaoLtnar'l!, Pome.- For rent-.S:xt.lloD Llddm, vtcE All makes Repalred by Ex ro,o, Ohio. 3-10-6tc ScaUuJd Boarcb, Drop Clotba. pert Technl~ana. PhCIDe 6284 Y Accomponies Eve~ Clinton Fbher. Middleport. Ml.:idleport. 8-15-tf 19M DESOTO 4--door sedan, rpOwP!::.one H2Mo-X. 11·1-tf er s-teering, $1~- Blaettm·ar's, ATTENTION. Power Mower and WI FREE YOU 0' Pomeroy, O~lo. 3-10-6k For rent-Blectrta wallpaper Garden Tractor ownecs.... have BURDENSOME DITAILS - - - -ateamer. CUntou lilhlr. Mld-- - - - your equipment serviced by tk11Trevy~Finsterwald 1952 CADILLAC DcVII·l e 2~door dleport. Pb. 428G-X.. ___.:_I:_l·l·d led mechanics '1: parts available Hard To-p Cuup-.-., $1~- Blact- [ _ -tG us for most makes. MEIGS Funeral Home tnar'a, Pomeroy, Ohio. 3-10-84.c Very desirable tint floor APARTEQUIPMENT COMPANY. Phone ':;;:;;;;::;: Phone 215 MI!:NT. AutoaaaUe IU furnace. 19M BUICK Cen.tury 2-door Ri- I 3· 7 -6tc t.Call 6170-J. 12-22--tf vlera Coupe, '2195. Dlaettn:~r":~, - ------ Pomeroy, Ohio. 3-10-Utc 2 FUilNISIIED APARTMENTS- llQ I)• I anc 3-room and one 4-room. 1 - - - - -- - - - l055 BUICK V8 Cootury Rivtrr-a Utllitit's furnlahed. 3 UNFUR-l COMPLETK Insurance Proteetlf'D, Coupt, ,2690. Blaot>tna•r'th PomI NI~HEU APARTMENTS - one Life, Auto, Flre, Polio. Call Doe ('roy, Ohio. 3~10.6te 3-.-ootn and one 2-room wl\h Mills, Middleport.. Ohio. bath . lmJuirc Home Re!l&unnt, _· _ _ __ , 19&2 CHEVROLET 0(lhiX 4-door SOO~m. •like new f796. Blur.t· 011 Mindlepol'L 3-&6Lc ( 21 ) Real ' tnar'e, Pom~roy. Ohio. 3-lo.ttc ' · ' COST ..• 6 cent• f 1 ' jmproved. I m . rHI! 8MITII FAMI!.Y Hpward McDaNel, I ant The Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio hom"' re: I KA·1 in ~~ par:~ Tuesdqy, March 13, 1')";6 attbeJ.L. W\1Wmmhoole. Edi60o The tourntwnen\ was .pl:ayed Robent R<nloh, Jerry Cam>~ remained for a ~·-s viBtt w.h.lle during the 00011 hour on W-ednes· Bob H-atTis. his wife returned Monday. J_ L. Wk:tbam retur:ned home from St. JosePh !Wtpil.al much ..a.dmirni3~ · ~:asl= !1!!-~~ ~~~~; ! nu..... ' ~"' 3620 lincoln A""'"'· Co\'ihgton , KP.Dt.ucdcy, wW take The Walk-In Garden Club met notJce iLha.t on trbe 17t!h. drily ol HI the home of Mn . William WllSeptember. Hl55, Gcarge A . Iiams, Thursday eveDin&. Jrln. Jto. Mei·Dihanl: as Adltn:Mstntor or the berL Reibel. Redonal QirectoDr of estJa.te of EJ1na Poonl (Qrby, ~~ Dtstrict 11, Ohio Assodation of l~, !Ring pl.iain.ltliff. ~ L.is Gard en Clubs, wu a cue.t. pel:it:ion i.n l(lbe PrubN Coon , I Mrs. Clara WiWanu -Yiaited her Meigs Coun1y, Ohio, Cll6e No. mother, Mrs. Cfua WiU, of Peae.b 16844 ragoatin6t ·the ltbcW'e 1 mmed Fork, Tuesday, and helped cele-part.y and ot'hoea-5 .as defoodants, brate ber mother'• birthday. aJl.og'i:ng ltlher.e .ios no pt'l.l"880iill ipr'0Mrs. Glen Hart il ill al her home pent.y of said decedent W!Ltlb v.1J:icll at this writing. to P<fY ltlhe debts o1 ~S&.id del::edmt 1 Several women from this place 111)(1 cos:ils of sU-d altended the Twentieth AJJnual A· e:sl.atoe; !that _bhe ~ ~t, chicvement Day at the Middleport Cf>ls 'Of 'teal. t'l~!.at-e ad ()0 .to_som-e [county of Mleigs, ,m_ hAl; .bite of P~~ot.iff further- ~~~ ~ ,:!~ 3 , teacher or who Hi a.Jt_l- Ohio, <8IIJ1d +n of lltlat d. ..ruUII. 1 hitious · t~ c.:~pJta!Jz.e o-n ·IUs land and bounded and described cs1aue >~re _MI., eot 00 . an CIGth, Nylon, Fiber Gl-ass Awn· . te;;~ching background and ex. 1113 fqlll.ows: I toW:*, tf -liD)', ~ ee4taio Jl«·· ........ ul J.'llltllAb au4 :::.pn;.~lll l'llu· ings; Venetian Blinds, 11~1 sizes.. porience in a highly profitatJJe PM""eel One: H.eginifin~ 40 rods W:& ~n owd ~ C«""l8it1 oiliOd Cilia ucet. t4 1!.-'f~L.i prwl~ .,~ re1u c:olors; Imported Bamboo Drapand jg.tcre.sting business where south f·rom the wu-1rhe&JL (."(Jrne.r leases 8iDCL r.ilbts of way ..t ea&e_: JIU' cliiODUitltl VLUlU.Itl'lUII es, Shades; Stark Bros. Nur.sf'ry many former .teachers are now af ~reat1CIII 11, tJowno9hlp 6 611d ment:s. and tor •. comp._-e del ~u;aco 1n! ~' ~ wu.ro. 111 and On-hard Co .. Fruit Trel.'t~, E'arning $10,000 t.o $25.000 an- nanoge 14 or ·l he Oliio Cornmny'.s cr!pLJOD of the said J.ta9e9.1riehts o.Ul(lt:U .H.\UI t~lirW U)' WIW Shrubbery, Ro.ses, B-erry Plant~. nua·ll)'. 1'he mal• we WJDl Pureha'se, in Rutland .towuJhip, ~ way eno:!: ~. ftfa'letKoe ..c:.u::vllull.c IP••• t.:Otil.t:.a.w. ,..........,_. Fret estimates. Dale Wi·pple should -liava. 1:1 guud rec<lrd ·ahd Meigs Counly, Ohio, thence south 1!8 thad ~-8ail4 ~ ~= uvo. Supply, . 215 Union Ave .. Pomereputation, engaging pers-o'nality 40 Nid151, !•hence west 3G rods, f~ ~tel ~ in c:ai~~ ~~.:n~~ roy, Oh1o. 3--12-25tc and executive abi·lity. He may t!heooe norl.h 18 Iff. Det&. 'Weill 84 the PI'Q'Pelll}' w~OO ad .• ~OliGe~ · ruse his vacation this :!.LJmJper to . rods, .N1.ence no.Ilth 7llh ·Deg. f)asit. lohe in;-:r ~ • • of Mr.s. LeDit'd LIDthim Sunday. , · ' •' - - - · \ For sale - Used TV, cheap. Oak explore ·lhii opportunity and at 20 r-Ods, ~ihenee s.outlh 18¥• Deg. ~ v m pare W 81C'fit· Mr. 4:Dd · Mlrs'; Haft-Y Brown and BWNG YUUK :i.ltO~ TO Dining Table, 4 chairs. Cucklen the same time enjoy a vaca~ion east 49 rom, thence ~t 26 .-odt:; es_bate • Dellt 81 e&a • -IOI!A !pet)( SUnday at-tile RusaeD t..:ll'<lh bltU,t; :a11ut' ANU DAVb: lladio Service. 2-l2-3tp incom~ ot $1 ,000 t~ $1,500 dfi)- ) bo ~c pl•ac.e of ·b eginndng, eon - ~~ff fultber •Ueem ·itl 'bit Paillter ·..ame. 1 • MOllilt;.,_ H'HJ - - - · -~ba"hing 15~ -acres, mone or J~. -" tlb 1Mt.J, VliiU Bpush called on --- - Good G. E. WRINGER WASHER - -::;- ~ 1 \} -; , - 15 aorC6 tin fnlclj-Dn- 5 &nd ooe-: ~oo die taamM 01 e ..Hn. .Boy ·H_amwm of Long ~ .t:l UlJ!i u.t.t.:'fRONll..' ~t!.ol:lll!.with Twin Porcelain 'flubs. ~ I hall flAt) 'ie!l£' in Soot ion 11 said 1 ~law or pei'IOM ~ toms~. l 'AtU: l 'AAt. li:UUH W.i\.1.'-t't SPurce 3-ll771, Mason , W. V::1. - -·- - ~--~ b . - - -d ~,. bownSbion a-nd ra..wt.e- and being ! tJo llbe next e!itate ol ~_': Mr. and Mrs. J. L, ..Wiok. ~ pending u-n a :uty d an it tme .... _.ut! "_.._.. Pf'EllllWt'ti . '"51:'l !!!__..· oII .--• AU::. Al' li:'UIJH. L:Ul't v t.r..l.t..l"lll,;b. 3-10-3tp . . .. ~~.~ liS- 'I from tbe deeedEDI:j J:oiiiiRI .c"'-;~ and . Edlroo Wiclmn · C.aUB(l ·at , 1•ue 11'-i J..tu•.. .r.\1 t.L'~~•"\•::.. l,;JU.J... iiW'L - - -- ·-avall·ahie. He . s_h~>ul wr e '!1 sot med to Ohar.les Price by ~lhe 1 Kiorby, in "B&id reel. ~. M 4 !he ltiu'ten Paloter hom~ ·-ru.~~- , ____.__ __ F·ive 700x20 CHEVROLET THUCK con_tldencc, tuvmg. full qualift· c!umon PleiM!I Court <If Me-igs : also alleies other f~ aad. rtlll!ll'SOliday - visitots at ..thf'{ J. :n. ~(..:Uutl'; TAX .StlliV!Wi:.. CaJl TIRES AND WHI!:ELS. K M. -ca~JOns, .to_ Box 668-Y, % The I Oount,y Qn DooenJber 4, 1883, ifll. enoe is~ to 10M! poti:UC)n in tlbil 'WICikham home were P'raiJ.k a·nd ..rJJUWt!pt.N"L b~76. :1;.3-(j Burton, ·Middlepor.t. 3~10-J.tp Datly Sentmel. 3-12·1-tp liD ·ll•mi:on ~or ... ~""'Hti·on said 'I CIIS!e alletma: 914Ue. . Ivan Well and ...au..hier M.~. --- · - --·-~· In th . of oaid DOUtloo ~ • -•--- - - - - - -·· Be an Avotl -t'fprP..s.•mtnliVL' and Oownt, beln~ Case_ No. 263~. en- ! . praoyer ~ !.be p.ta:&ntifl ltlipy Hawk,· !Mr. and Mxi. RObinor or toarn a good . inco(Tie close ~0 fri.tl-ed EJst..ai!Jim. Gnmes. PlarmtJ!f~ ' p)atiDi: and ordend ..., JOlt, Mt. and · Mn. Norbert 'N-eutz---! -.!}lome. We tram you tQ succeed. \liS. Ro99i mBI Oomwcilil, et ~-·De ::1lbe ~ e&We ~bed bl Unr aDd three dri1dren, •MTS . .ftuel 1 To my friends: Thank you so HOUSE for sale or rent In Sugar fn.ten·iews held :.t Shamrock ff'"ndantls, -a MCO:nd of W1b1ch !S 1 ~ · . . arccorJdi,og to dui Ridenour 'Dd sons, Estller Hayes Molel, 1:00 P. M., March 16th, Jloutld' •in ~olwne 20, Term Re- I =-~800b. e-' miOe 4Gd Mr. t.ild Mn. John WiekbRTr!, ·Mr. mucn fQr the cards and let~rs I Run. Informatlon 127 Butternut. 1M~J-gS County Ooonmon i .sent to ~e wnile in ·t_he lho.t~pltal 3-12-12tc or wri-loe Eleanor Bnmdel. Bux ('(l,fd, ided •and ~ ~ f'INi f!fltriJl:e .and Mn. Will- Heilman and Mr. ~uLUlC.I '• BEDFORD euto, ,...,.. , _ of Page Six dly, 1'hlll'lld•y and l"rlday lUid loun<l <II> rr..sbmen delootlliC flle J~ a·hd. tbe ~ Mn. J and '!Mrs. VitiH Rousll,..llo<t...n Mrs. M.u'tha downing tJbe Seni.on ttl pin tbe W01.1e Wec:lQ.esday . Hn.al ~oo . Leoard I.IHI.h.mn nd d rMcmbtn o( t.h.e Fremmen ~~~~~ Tbe Freshmen of W•bamll· High JeaD.7afted a School dowued the SoJ"wmopot\.'i ~e Urry Lievifli , •M"II"Vin Rooeh, Will Heilmlll Wednesday. lfdr. 'liDo .-... l!.iOJIOA W~ea:bam (agt F'Tiday by t BeOre of 35-30 "to fhll Foglesong, Kenny Greene, wi.n the cla;ss tournaments in the Nol.son Re)'no.kb, Denver Gtbl:MJ. I rear~---- HE pUS FIN_D_ _ m-ount.ed '!low-er and New Idea W~on w11h 7xt4 bed._ Wm.. ·~}K)n~d I..O.lJ,il.t:aut.t~J- lb~Vatlf ~ell 1 must 3-2- APPLES! LAST CALL! CRJSP JUJCY EU.euwood o 1't'!har00, 0al'tJ6nter M·ile S<M..Wh of 50. &<(of 143 3-2-121.c to the 111 health of my wire my Grocery : Store :~aJ :~:t operating cqlili)ment. Domg goo4 business. Priced veryreasonable. WrlteBox 668-C In Care The Daily Sentinel 3-7-6tc Glllion mt'r('hanchse . FultonTbcmpson Tr J C!o:- SaJeli, Pomc., I I Business FOR FARM KQ UIPM!:NT SEE US! · I&ID • • The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~w~.~~~.~AD~:s~~=:==~====~:=======~====·~ ~ --~L~EG~A:L~N~OT~IC;E~JU, J. · «9 l For Sc. itt P.. - j MYSTERY WOM4N CONTEst RULEs Each day unW fprther notlc<l, The baily ·'Sentinel wilt oonduct a Mystery Woman Contest with the prize lneriUing $1.00 in value eaeb·day tho M}'!tery Woman is not identlfled . Winners will be·arnmunced eado time the Jlrrtery Woman is idenU~d. Jlaclo entry must have your name and address to be eligible for the ;;r&e. There can be only one winner. The eirrllait P<JS!maot< and n.e atness of entry decides the w!nr.6 bl .c ase moil! than nne correct Entrles Ire recelvi!d. MYSTERY WOMAN ENTRY·BLIANK NA!Illl OF MVs'l'JlRY WOMAN ............... , .. , • NAME •• 0 • 0 •• 0 •••• ADDRJlSS · ••••••• . ........ . • ••••• . . •••••••••.•••••• .lifo~ •••••• 0 ••••••••• �~==~==~==::=-~~::==::~::::::::::::::::::::::~====~~~--....~:::--::-:--::-::.-:---~:..::·:·:·:·::--::--::-:::-:·:·:·:-:·:·~·:·:·~·=-~·::::.-···- --- • • . • . ~ . I ___ - RHO~~~!!!!VE~g~~~~nston~ --- Charlo. - ------ ALFRED UNDER ARREST IN MONTGOMERY BUS BOYCOTT I Mrs . Edwin Jewell 'lnd Mfs. Lester, H. C R.ame~, Eugene Roush , 1 Charles Jewell were hostesses to Mari Ward . John Wolfe, NQrman members of the Rhododendron Montgomer~ Farm Women. who met al the COUPLES CLUB clubhouse on Thursday . Mr . and Mr~ Harry Miller. reOevotwns were by Mrs . Be!"' Ct'ntly cntcrtiiJilt'd the Couples Roush, topic bemg •· Mailing Mel- Club at th.. lr home w1lh a dmner ody." and an everang or ga mes and VIS Junng the busmess meeh ng the .tmg. Thosf' a\tl'ndmg were: Mr org11nizallon made plans for a n and Mrs Eorle Clark, Mr. and .all day meenng on April 9 At this Mrs. George Burns, Mr . and Mrs. tune they w11l mllkl' Aluminum Lester ZLrklt•. Mr. and Mrs. James Toys. Also on April 21 , the group Ptchl, Jr . ttnd Robert Cooke. will rece1ve 1ntsrucbon in reupholWilling Work•n s lermg Jo'urniture Mrs. Carl King was hostess tn The group gave donations members of the Methodhit Wtllin g ' to both the Hear l Fund and thC Workers at his home on March 6, Red Cross Mrs. R. Douglas Roush With Mrs Otto Bostic assisting m charge . of the program , the to· Mrs Jess Abel gave the devotion, pte being "Communi.ly Meab that Mrs . Ralph Fink and Mrs. John make Money". Miss Pat Sehink, Furguson. were the committee apMason Couuly Home Demonstrator pointed to purchase chairs for the Agent, gave hints for use m \he primary department. The group !lome. Nineteen members attended voted to give $25.00. toward the tl\C meeting. purchase of the new organ . Plans LIONS were ffiade , to hold a Bake Sale, March 17 at the l'~ armers Store. Th e New Haven Lions Club met Seventeen membe[¥; were present at the LegiOn Hall on Tuesday , at the meeting. March 6 , with George Jewell presi· SALE ding. Thf' U'l/e Wlrc- Class of the Un· Plans were' made (Qr a seCOQd ited Brethren Church, will hold a Ham Shoot, to he held. Saturday , r:u mmaa;e Sale on March 16, and March 24, Henry Buck wa s appoint.- 17 at the Reitmire building, beed as thairman. tween hours of 10 o'clock. The next Zone meeting will he NIH ICHIMA h!!ld March 17 and 18th ~ at lhe RipMrs John Wolfe and Mrs. Vic Jr-y Youth Camp. Mrs. Rotx>rt Ha mm. Executive S· I' were hostesses o( the Nih· Se<'rctary Mason ( ·ounty Red Cross rc 1ma Mal'ch meeting at St. Jos· Chapter. g;wc u talk on ·Services cph's Parrish Hall in Mason. Roil call was answered by namof the Hed Cross" Miss Phoebe Steffey, Eastern Arra office of ing West Vtrginia's Natural ReAlex:tntlna, Va was ulso present ources or historical landmarks Mrs. Ray Pickens gave a very Tho:,t' :tttclldmg tlw dtnner meet· · ing were Keith Arnolds Woodrow mterc/Jtmg talk concerning the of West V1rgmia. Bnown. Hrnry Ruek , Da\· id J:o' ields, S e club voted to send a Wa h Tum Huffman, Cha riL"y .lt ·l.fdl, Geo· o-Ag student to a conserhama V . vallon cam . p, later in the year, at C amp Ca1san. "'~AKER FURNITURJ,; to:> Committees, were appointed to ma k e plans <Jnd arrange the an FOR nua I Mol h cr- Dau~hter Banquet to be held 111 1\lay. Th e hostesses se rved refreshc mcnts lo l'l"hlccn members. "' E. U. 9. 2 The E. U B Missionary rn•·t -l al Ihe home ()[ Mrs. Oltu c Monday Rouah , Mn Ulho Llving presided ~ over lib 1c ustncss meeting, at wh 1ch II.m e e I cc I wn u,. oIfJeers was held . President is Mrs Uerl R~ush, Viceprc:mlent Mrs Otlc ltou.sh, Seen·· tory Mrs. Howard Burris, ~ 'I'I'C,1SU\'cr, Mrs t' . A. Batey. commiHecs were also appointed Mrs . Wtlli!Hll l'lark program lcarlm·, the l npl c, How Hevolutlnnnry ts fhrlsltanly and Why? ScJ'I· wt·rr hy Mrs. Bert Roush ::;, On 'l'he t·h ·l u;h le!ll Corner :::::i anti Mrs. B£>r nnntl Living and a ,... lu Middleport C lwnedi<·ltotl by M l's. K. J . •• <e<1\l. tlBAKt:H t'URNITURE 0 l'lu!!rd liw meeting. Fiflcen S. S. attendance on March 4, ~. the offering $7.98. Plans were begun toward3 a fund drl've, which is desperately needed, to begin the construction of a new church at Alfred. A house to house canvas wjll soon he made. Worship Services were held at to~ lrect '% .-----·~ "' $299.00 : "'- "' .... ROOMS OF New Furniture "' BAKER z pturt·~ FURNITURE "' ... 10 : 4~. with Millard Swartz lead· inc. ] Seventeen youtbs and 1J adults from here attended Revival Ser· vices at the Silver R\dge E. U B. church, Sunday evening. H.D.CLUa T,he Alfred Home Demonstration qub n\et at tbe home o£ Mrs. C1aude Woodyard last Thursday, March 4 with an attendance of 16. The forenoon wu devoted to the teaehins of Beginner's Crochet. 4-H CLUB A new 4:-H Club wils recenlly org.amzed at the home ur Mrs. Frank Reynolds, Mrs Hcyno!Js i ~ the leader. wilh Mrs. Velma Clark · assisting. The officers arc . President Bernice John11on; Vice-preside nt. Julia Edwards; Secretary, Jamte Housh , 'Treasurer, Sharon Sayre, Songleadcr, Martha Murray; Gamclemlcr, Nelson Re!-nolds and Reporter, JuIt a Clark . Mtss Pat Schenk, P!iddy and Btll Gregory helped w1th organizahon of the new club Installation and Initiation of of- visited r!.!latlves Sunday · Jl'u~.ingtoi \ vtlle,BoobverRtuhtehewrfeoerkden~. in <P .., Mr. I TAKEADVANTAGEOFTHEMANY I 1 OPPORTUNITY WEEK· VALUES ALL OVER THE.~TORE Tuesday, Wednesday and Thu'rsday ----r-- • Ji~~n 1\7~<~~~~~~~)~r~o~r:d~ :L:! ~;~~ Jimrmr, \li:itled Ri chard <:rinstoad · 1n l'antnn, Ohio, nve 1' the week· ('n<!. ans •v WIL.U"-M otllldUr -~'It RltO · IOUUIOO liQ~!dA _,WilliAM R 111111--...IUIC fi!C':fll" --~·11 · _ 'lri"'IOII 01.11 · lDIIUI'IO M 111)11'. JPMII-IPIC'I!IM ALSO _,- · ' UN II ED PRESS The PIIJL"in~s for tMs week's roaion~tl high schO<l'l bllSkc-tball ·loumamcnts, with d·1~tes. sites -u.nd ol•Mm rooords: CLASS A At Tol•do, Friday Toledo l\fueombur 20·2 vs. Sl. Muryli 20-0. TiHi\\ CulumbiRn 10-4 vs. Culumbu~ North 17·5. finalt Saturday Night At Bt,... Friday Cleveland Eatot 1\."(·h 21 -0 v~ . Cleoveland West Tc~: h 9- 11 C l~v~ ­ lund South 165 ~ s Columbus South 15-7. Final• S.turck>y Nltht At Canton friday C~tnilon McKinh~y 18~3 vs F'Cl'ry 18--4 Strulh<!'r.s 1~7 vs C<ln· -ton South 20-0. Fln"lt S.turday Nllilht At CinclnMtl FrldawMidrlldQWO 21.0 vs Porltsmouth 16-6 Clnclnnall Hug~s 10~3 vs Troy ·. l ,; ! I • 11r.M ""'ZIAAH Mil UttQ DlfTZ , SUNDAY and MONDAY • • MARCH 18-19 J.hn emool h ntl881 oonplillS jet.. Jike winnel'!t to s~te ,.....~ ~;:;~:M::.,.,. ·~ .~ ' Si)t.'('tl eeoond ~ and 1 1pil1a with to eaee you i.ntu tth'lot!t impc~ptib._,, Juet try Oh.lunbbilt:lil Jetaway ••• lt'1 tbr- grclltrt~t adVIooe iu ·auto· watic lrauiU.llit~tiOD! iu 17 yr.ani OLO $ M -0 1~4 All t-ew:iouai ' every driviuK range so quietly, 1110 11moolhly lhc daengc it CLASS B SahmNy , lJl!.J The • • elL-& • _ _...__ _...;.._ _~-- VISIT THt"IOCICrt ROOM" ••• AT yOUR 'OWIMOIIU DIAI D'Si _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;..-.. KARR and V:AH-·ZANDT MOTOR SALES."'. .,. . , ~ POMEROY, ' ' • " . ·''','~(' - •!f . ', '•" to ' > ' . ~~- jeLB.w11y {t'nlllrea TWO Buid _ ooupliup to give )'OU \wice At Kant FrldiY LoulluU\' Lll c 12-9 v~ COi>lcy 11\~'1 OwgriJl Fall ~ 19·5 vs Yorkville 23·3 Fln•l• Saturday Nl1ht Cu-hunbus St !\~tv 21 -1 w South Zanl~Villc 25-0 At AtMn• ~rldav <:lenford 27 · 0 V:i New Boston Flnalt~ ~ s•cR•T OP THS SMO.O THNSSS liN ' TH• s•CG N D O~ U I'II.I N OI I~· ~ Fhwl• Saturday Night At T•ltdo Th~rsd.,­ W111s hire 25-0 v ,~ Ney 22·3 S.v· camorc 23-3 vs 1'roy -Luckev 24-1 Pinal• Sa,urdty' Aft.rnoon At Troy Frida'l Locklund Wayne 1::i·l0 w Mat'iys~ vlll'o 20-2 Arca num 23-1 vs XcnioWoOllrow W1lw n 13·7 ' •· oMarllns ....,_. lJwo ... <:::~. /#''"" ·· '_,~----:--~ " .. .... ,• .. . ~··----------:.......•· HighSchool Tournament' Pairinas .,, FRED MAcMURRAY - . . . . .. e ., Mr . and Mrs l!alph Sayre illHI son have moved into th Pir new home on Haven /Ltights. Mr. and Mrs. Sum Holsleud il!HI sons, visHert relatives in W<L shin~ton D. C: and Alcxuu•lriu, Va . over the wc('kcnd. Bob McGlothlin was in Jlunlinli:tOn. Tuesday on bustncss. Mr. and Mrs. 0 . J. Howard , Sr., s O~n l I Mark Ward. • D~ore .ELBERFELDS Hay Ward , wlw t>~ c1npluvcd in Mild lson, \mi. spent the Wl'<' kr•nd with · ht~ pnrents, Mr und Mrs. "'llltlflll'l Vol. VII Mrs. Cbu. D. Woode and son Clair spent Sunday afternoon witb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B .. Hayes of Chester. Mn. Boyles spent HV• erai days '!ltb lu:r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mollte St(U"m of Milt.tone, recentl!' , ........ Mr. and Mrs, Sei!of ColUmbus and ,Ruuell_\"dst of Lao. - · -"-illng, "Juf. and_ ~aster, have •..,...~.vm ••• Ha- Guthri · .w. Y•:, ' - • , ¢ ,' , < • I • '~I ' . 1 • afy ' ';/. No. 280 Editorial Phone 397 Wednesday, M . • • weather · enttne ' : . -.-~ PoW· I ;s~cr=ve=d=.:Th::•::•:•b:l:•:•~t:•:':::A:I:um=i.,.=ma=•==·=~==-;DO::;:m: :'·:~:~::·..,-::•:·:l:m:"'::··::!"::·~;:•=·=====. • k"\} Ill'. CHARlTON HESTON DONNA REED BARBARA HALE ~r. -~ ll struction Russell :r ~1me1a· ~chievement Weekend company of and job at the Glt'JJ . Mrs ..John Morgan were Mr. and cr Plant in Vtrginia. Mrs . Bill Pl\·iden and Mrs. StewMrs. Carrol Adams , Jr . is a surard of Leon, W. Va . gtcal patient in Holzer hospital. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Denni s and A meeting of the Associated Mafamily visiled ~n Jark sontown and ster Barbers and Beaticians was Dresden, Ohio, over t he week(!nd held ~onday at the home of Mr. Mr <tnd Mrs. E. L. Stem. Sr . Hnti and Mrs. Edwm Housh, Mrs . Kath· • son Raymond of Ashland, Ky , ~i~- (']'inc Wilson and Carl (Buck) Fruited Mr and Mr ~. Edwin S re ~rt th also attended. and fa mily . Also anoter son, llt w, Those attending the PTA County with the U. S. Army of Ruchestl·r , cou ncil rece ntly in Point Pleasant N. Y. joined them here were Goldye Hart, Mrs. Bob MeMr . and Mrs. Hu gh Chadwell of Glothhn, Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. Otto fi cers will be held at the next Dunca:-t Fall!., 0 visited Mr. untl Uoslic, Mrs . John Morgan and 1 tncelmg Orher members are GorMrs. Wyatt Chadwell and fanu ly r aul Powell . dun and Ralph Clark , Shirley John re~cntly . Charles Zirkle son of Mr. and sun , Lew Ktng, Larry Luck)•doo. Clawson Grimm of Kt'nova, W . Va Mrs Otmes Zinkie, who been disKenneth HcynoJds, Russ fioush and \'is1tcd rela tives h<'J c over thP t har~ed from the Navy Jo1! Scttes. weekend li:morv Roush, has returned home On Tu rsCo ~ · ~: Mrs. E~a Layne and son, Joe of afte r visiting Mr. and Mrs. Emory 13 t 7 .30 p m. Mr~. Al;on '~•arsons' 0 ;111 Parkersburg, visited rl'lattvcs hr1 c Huush, nf St. Petersburg , Fl4. har . "V V·l, w.111 :;pc.l . ka l1C II N 1on Monday . M;·s. Harry Lay11.e and Mrs. Bob ~ . CW 1 ''· lhl 'n E u· R l.h h A Mr. and Mrs Pmd Powell und .. tyne, were busmess vasttors 10 · · urc slides on mer· d r t:! 1atJwc; · i<-a' (The •· Ue~utiflll uml will I amL·1y, V!SllC 1n G nm h- ('.a II 1po1lS, Mon d ay . ~- - - - · - - -· - - - - - - - · ------also be s hown . A free will ollt·ring will be taken and will be aUdc d to the Butlding J• und . J\1r nnrl J\lrs l'htl\p Wolpe rt \'i~ited n'lalivr.~ 111 Col umbus, Ohtu. OVI'r tlw W~>t·kcnd •· and l\lrs Thomas Gnn:-.1\•ad, ,.Ir p 1J 1 1 1 r:h Windlancl famtly were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Markley and daughter, Rose Merle. Mr. a11d Mrs. Robert WiDdland. 1nd. .dllushters~ S:~ndra JCay and Sue, an ·or fV6lum· bus, 0., Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wo of Tuppen Plaia.&; ()., ·· and and Mrs. Wilbur Win~nd ~d son MlcbJel. t, ' Other rfceot ltll!I!Sll ·of the W.lnd· land's were ,Mr • a-n d ~t:•· W ateWh·•· of u. ·~ d ••- w~s .........,""" . DeNceill'ei'JM J•ier·~:[q !If J'M ~.... Am ~· PERSONALS George Guthrie has been ill of Weekend guests of the Hartsel a Virus infection. 1n the afternoon the subject of "Safety" taught by Thelma Henderson, as:dsted by Osie · .f-oll· rod. During the bll&iness meeting plans were alade for attending the program. h e 1 d at Middleport ·on March 6th. , The next meetlng wm ft held on April '· at the home of Nellie on con• Parker, with a poUuck1 lunch to t..ue or BIG DOUBLE FEATURE EACH EVENING With CARTOON FRIDAY-SATURDAY MARCH'16-17 prjncip11-l :speabr for th& fNenlnl. AJttending frnm Meigs Coulllly "\\--ere: Mr. and ldn. ~ Gu .. 1thrie, EmmetJt W.iU, Mr. and Mn. Elmer Ka.uU., Mr. 1I:Dd IMn. W. S. tat.b. Michoel, Delbert Goul, c. c. l(.ee. bqh, arvin K'flebaueh. Mr. Mld •Mrs. Viq::iJ. Ki~, Mr-. l'!ld Mrs. P.auJ Baer, Mr. Mld Mrs. Roy Miller, M!r. •md !Mrs. J . M. GIUi, Mr. Jmd Mr6. Clair FoHrod, IMr, work. afld :Mrs. Jl H. F~hlrnd, Mr. ond Empbasis on quality will be llihe Mru . Fred Leifheit, Mr. aDd Mnt, princ~le f~ of the 195ft Bai-ts William Collins, !MI-. m.d Mrs. C. A:I"SD parbct.dw et:ress on beef E. Blak-eslee, John Hamllt Hugh breeding of calVes. Jo:hn Hamill , Custer, Mr. <and !Mrs. Robert Lee, Managett or tdle Soutbeut:em O.hio Ralph. Lee, Hiram Slawter iOd. Su~tation at c~er- ~ the _ Dale Kauu. -::-~--:--:-::urn tray11" will be taught by Raeb· 1 Charles Windland of AthenJ, Rd. el Guthrie, assisted by Olive and K1y, Don and Suaie Hawk, Beyter. local. Attendance at last Wednesday HEll AlE tome or t.he aeoru of Negroea arrested m. Montgomery, Ala., charged with boycott of the cny·a btlllel tn an antl4aerregatloD meuure. The movement began Deo. 6 when a Negro wuman wu ftned ror vtolatlna: the "'Jim Crow"' edict. From Jeft: Rev . R.alpb D. A.bernathJ, Flrlt Ba.ptllt church. • .pokesm&D for the movement: Reverend Gamer, nut Wlder tndictmen.t: Rufu. t..ewta. Citiozen'l council manaae.r: Rev. Lero:v R. BeMett. BaptiSt cB\U"Cb: Rev. W. F. Alford. Seulab Ba.pu.t church; Rev. J. H. Cherry, Jerlcbo A.M.It.. church; Re'f. H. B:. Berbett. Bethel Sa.ptJit eb.urcb; ll1l Judkln& Bald one wornaDo "'We'll walk and walk till kingdom come· .... tlntll'ftlltloMISOINidpt.ocoJ e. · 'Ilhe annual dinner meetini of lthe Athens Ar-ea, Sout.bl!laliWrn Oh10 Beef O.ttle lmprovemeot .Assoc1at:i.on was held a:t th.e Shade Hi&h Scbool- oo Monday eveo~ng, Mareb Paul Boer ~ summarized t<he year's' '110t1viti-es. W. S. iMicbael r-epoited on tli.6 beef oeatU-e operatiOillf. RoY Mililer a direetor of the -aSsociation ..,. sisted tn< disou&sion of future evenh.tg prayer servicelt was 30, Jith C. E. Woode leadlng. This week's leader U Isola Taylor. •J an1l ~Jr.q . Kcrm d Foni ilLHI 11 r ,Joe \'i:;l!ed rc lativi'S m I\tn~J .ort. and Hiso Jil\' k nt Johnson City over the wt ckt~nd Mr~ WadC' Wcwn·r l'.Hii7, 0 is tt sl!ing Mr. t~nd 1\lrs. EUgar hN~ ii[I C!Hk •d . 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