http://66.213.69.5/files/original/26b0b35a33726936bb046b97ab5f5480.pdf 42b9fdcc1ed552a5fb5489fe115da2ca PDF Text Text , •. ~ • -- ' " ' • • r. J ' ".:;;~::.;•;.;;Eicl=ht~-~·•.....'"-·~~----- _______,_"h_.e_Da __ll.;..v__ sent_l-'-ne""'I,'-'P..;o.;;.;m.;;;.e..;rov-M;.:,_;.;;.Idd=le!:.::P.:.::.o:..;;rt•:...Oh=IG=._~---..;,_ ___,___ _ _ _ __.:.:Sa:::turdoy, March 24, 1955 Sunday Sermon ' "hoff. P&i'tor. DJ.DI at 8 Prayer meehna TburaTMi ·ltA.C•Ni MISSION, Chtrte. da)' eveninc: F.nterpnu Sunday ~ r~. Sl.ui~ .$cbOQI lCi 5ebool 10: 10 A M MOI'DiDI worL~, S~Q . tvelina •orUJ~ ship P:30 A. lll. YF at 8:30 P .U., p. m. Weekly Prayer Sel'ricel Evenme worahip 7.30 Prayer ~ 7;SO p. JD. f(lrttaud HI'- meetm.g Wednesday 7.30 P M. "'' ...... "''lN' letYk:e Hoadq at UB Churchts, L.t1rt ll•tls, a.. 'J:39 p. m. RaW&r eburch HnletJ 1er Marho, Pastor. Sunday SchoOl S ._"!'" _ .~riE.~. ~~. ....,.,. • ~ •·-•·- ~~ool U:SO A... ,........._, _......., .......... Clrsoll., SQpl. WorarhJp Seftite at s bj"" ._._ "''10 ~ A 10:;; ._· M.'Jr. ~urcb will~ b;id durin~ t.be worwhip 1erriee lor children under 12 yeeu at th& ~-•re . .MoDdlu 3:30 P. M. Jr. . ly J. Lftfle Kuru. "THI CITY HIS FO- A O'AY" ¥Qt. 1111 "And He entered ofe r~ • Sayre, Pastor. Suad.a)' Scbool JO walem, .A. M Odell M.aDJey, Supt.; SWl· Let 1.16 ...,caU acafa, tht! entry 91 day evenmc prayer and pn.ile tbJ Xlnt .Dt Klnp. ·and Lo"rd of a.ervu~e 7.30 Wednesday 7:30 lljble Lords Into the dty of Jerusalem. Study, Saturday 7:30 ~iltJ.e We ~ltow ..Jfa111 as be walks up 1h omoce. hl11 and nears Betbp d B on Then d qe an e · The S•htatiOft Army, Mllfcll.,. 11 '¥· ~ cres munusua.I thmg port \apt. Glenna Rumme,ll. n!nd~~s a~:f~ :alb now corn. ITY the aub1ect of tb.& leuoo. ,..,. moD ud tla.'e . · Goldea Text Tbe Works "af the Lord are ~t. IOJ.lt)lt out of alt theDJ that baY~ t: pleasure therein Psalms 11111. SuuaDu SChool 10 A. M. WNnes~ day. Menina: serv1ce -lt a. The publie is cordially Invited to at.- ~~;~:01;.:· GAEAT liND ~c:rl$~w;::::.,. 0~~~~ar~ ~~~~n~adl:at!";un at·~~~~~ ~ue~~::, ~:0001 dll'~~;d Jau-.... """'"-b •-· We 1 1 "'P""" . . ,._.,. • -·· a l!l' eo- Sundaya at 7.10 P. M chureb, open to the publh: llou· Ch urc h of the Neurene, Svr•· day ud Wednesday £tom 2 to 4Ul. 8uDdaJ IDOt'Dill& worship 10·60 euse, U:. C. Lanimoro. Pastor. p M a. m. <hcJDe) BYPU '7:30 p. 'm. SUDday School 8:30 A. M. Motnlng . L.iwt Fall• MMM41•t ChartL Swlday fNen.i"' wot5b1....,- 7·30 p worship 10·ao·' H~ F .s op,rc:.~, •- p u to r. · ~c-., 6:30 p . M ; E mmabelle m. (Great Beu.d) Weekly Prayer- &vangeli.Jtic ..ervite 7.30 P. M. Sunday •March 25 ~:30 A. ll ltrvCHio<IURCWHedOflaoodo,yCHl71:;! p. Hmll·..,. Wednesday eveui.Dg pra)'er met:t Apple Grove. 10.30 A. M. Plant.. .-¥¥" 7 ••; 1 f th htw k d Tu ..~.... 7 ,YFYF . , _ Tb~- 1' . )l.p Srll, ~. llev Edtscm We~wr, ;~em~n ep;:_.. bou~~ ea_, . :~ P.SM. Letart Falls Evlnae-f meetiQ(I:. ... ....... 7 ~ • ' Bible ScboollO a. m. SUpt Heney f~J:ntc ervJcea every even n1 Pftyer meeti:Da aDd Bible study. EbJln; ltominiHf'Yiee l1:30 A ttou.. of ,,.,.,, Chnter, S... the weet Friday 7.30 P. ){. ''The 8 30 1 ~=Y. ~C ~d brmc 1 CGit tbat he den why be did not ride. 1 .,ne'LI.rwh~ln· " .,.leave oe dirtl:"'"e. But 08 ~,· , woup ..... .. w ~· Bethany we see for the first time our Kine ridtng and above all thin&a ondia calt, the foal of an asa, ac~ . n.c to the prophet Zach· ariah, ReJotce greatly, 0 Daugh ter of Zton, about 0 daught~r of Jerusalem; bebold_tby Klq cometh unto thee; He LS just and hav· byum:: Capt. F. E. car!aon. DJv. see. Clncmn.atl; Salvation meetina: 1t ~•J H 1 W ~ 7 30 C , R a~rv~C:.P"' wnm.w i o Y ee.. -• • MI..... .First P.w(Mrlan Churcn..o vdleport, Rev !Joward Ruppelt. Pastor. CblU'cb School 1:30 James 8b~cbalnOon • S~pt.; MOI]Lit"" "!''Tbot• 1 11ermon s IP ' t5pie e K1n" Wbo came Back Fro.Ql l!:x- -·tor 6 d b • au&~~, . . - • UD 11 IC 001 ..:10 a ...a;.._ II.; 'B\'aqeliltle Serv~ 7:30 P. !:rs::Cplu~~l :.:~. i.o~y ~::~:: ~~7::Ysa~~~c:~ t~~O$~e~~lcilheo""'•:mll8JulioJeloyPro~:-~.•dlluuannilorla M _., gaaJzational meeUnc ot ,·~,._ 1 ~ 1 Chrc"' last wonblp at 8. Prayer meetlna: on Mond.ay 6.30 Apple Grove. Tbun- Hawkin.a., Sally GUmore. PauUne thodiat Me"• CIWP· Mala Sl::rett. Ptmeny. RoY. J. Tburaday I P. M day 6:30 P. M. East Let~ . Zirkle. sen1ors, IWiistlnr Wltb the Fecleratt-4 Churclt., WIW. , ~ ~~ Cblrles, JlectorJ Jtii, C• Church of Chrl.-t, lraMonl. C•rl..... C"""h, Kln"IHiry AtL, .servlee; 8 P. M. Holy W~tel:: letBartek, PNtor. lnd ~f ~t' W. Clark, o~ilt. Worah.ip Rn. John Wyatt, Pastor. Bible Rev. Ray Biddle, Pastor Suft&ay v1ee by We~tmlmter YF; Wednea.. kpt. 8: IG A. M. Ciaclroh ~: 1 U4 Mrtn.Oit at tO:IO-"'.A: JC,; Hob Scboot 9:30; ~ebprch. •erviees 10:30 School 9 30. Prayer meetjng Wed- day Jr. cboir 8:30; Sr. chokl 7 P. 10.30 A. )f. Wonbip Se:rvle~ ·•• i~Umifi: SUDdif hi moQ.tb. ~th the Lord's SUpper be1n1 nesda)' '7:30. Church flrt~t and M Thuraday, eandleliJbt eommun"Pie: "Rejoiee Tbe Lord 11 IUQ'' tnldr$ ScJIK :lbtirt• en 111 ~ ·~• every Sunday morning as th1rtl S_undiYll T:30. S11nri!e _.., ion; Friday 7:30 Unlon .servi<!e at 4' • - vl· tJbe M• ""t 7:3Q P. :M. Wedneaday Lea.tea urvice topic "That Shook tbe World" Conflrmatioo after tht aervlce. vice 1 p. m. Tuesday 4: p. Dl. Jr. M ?. P. M:. 'llhunday Sl', a.oir; 0 P. M. Sunday eveniuc Sr. YOUUI. FeJo. ~. Come ad wonhtp. Yw are welcome. ~ The SyrHu. MetttMiat Chunn Rev. Robert E. Linter. Ptetor. SU1Ktl.)' School 9:30 A. M. Dana Winebranner, Supt. Womhl:p Ser· VIceS 7:30. Tuesday 4 P. M. Jli:IUor M«h<Nilat YF meeting. Tueect.y 1 P.M. SeaJor YF meetine. Friday 'I P. M. Junior choir practice. " lradbury Church of Christ. Lawrftlce A. Knb, Pllllx:r. 'mMir· man Clne:y, Supt. Sundl7 Scbool 8:30; IM.wJrnina' etiU&G 10:80; ltlsD Etldea\u 6i ~ etnn(JII 7. Two 'WU8b ~ Mlrda, ' !bbru MWob 18. Re'm'alll8rfV.ice at '7:30 Ndb everrina lMoadly *'a t- ·, Prt.mm JfJ,O:SO;~~Far tnl•· tfae 8lbJe teacbea as in Acts 20:7. vke 5:45 Ea11ter Sunday. ' IDOI!oa '~...,. · wrk, Y.,qb meettaa at & P. 14. a ad ·Alind - - Chu,.h, IIH, pl.... ~lYtle aervtce Sunday even- R :)J', Grov:e ,Pastor Sullday ~ It R~ll• inl at .. 7. J•mes' Reed, Supt. School t:SO Lloyd Dillinger. Sl,lpt. ~ Buldai 10 A. 1(. Sqn4Q l•edswiUe CMr... R.n. fNel•nd Worship Services at 10:411 with Se1aOQI C• . ~nnnui,loa flrR SUa· N~, Pastor. Serv1ces at Japp• the Rev Grove bringint the me.. dli tiJ lDOllth 11 ..\. 11. CJnzteh 8:.w A. M.; Sunday at 10.20 Sua-- aaa:e Sunday evenmg at 7:30 re=:'.-1...:.~ 'u..t ..-....tr.l·•·, , ..,_. 44Y Sebool at LoDi Bott()m 9:20 A. gular ~edmg o[ the MYF. Wed· UIIIUJI. ~011 .,.~ •• "'iJUD· nesday evening prayer aervices .sill mODtb 7:80 P. ..-~ ~ If.; c~-~",-.uuua: " "1ce 10 ,...,, ,_, •·y •·• l t •-~- ·u 9 20 A Utreh ,....chllil-4te'vJII!(dd . u po.;~OO a n.c..,...v1 e · at 7:30. Easter sunrtse Servicea Dhter, P~. , . ~ )1, Preaching 7 30 P. M. WSCS at 6:00..'7:00 A. M. · C5rltttin Churctt et Lent .... llaaemeat of Ree<lsvJIIe cburch l»l"ftbvterl•n tom, ~ Saadl)r 1:30~:H. Dec. 14. IRev. Howard SUDda7 SCh®l and ·C9IPI : FrH Methoclllt Church, tl1rry Church Scboot firet $wtW lD m~ ,7: JWJ'l:ice an.m.i!iter Wav«f)', Gr•c~ EpltcoP.I Church, I. Etf.' win Oh<ml>e6. Pubar. We$Jellday -eventnp ~t IAbt M. 7:30 tire 'A!Clor 'MiJll Clve e. IIM'tw of ~ m ~ ~Trinity Lutheran Church, It¥. H . H. Fielaelliidlar of ~. wiM. a:mctuet IHI"''ioet fit 3 P. M. at ~be <ihl.rrdl on Bllltlernut Ave. The publico .m oordl.lll1l<y )Qylltled. preacbln(. ..:..atv. las B:OO; Prayer Meeting WednesUliold C. l>olter, Putor, da)' 1:30. Hysell llun SundAy lllf Church of Chrilt, IC-., Sc:llool 10; PreaebJn1 11:1&, ev.,- Saq.d1y 0:30 A. 11. ~~ ,r_~...l•n Church, H•rrheft. •114 ~IJl!JJ~O... . ~;; SDDVllle J. Lealie KuniEe. Pastor. Siulday lu meutb l~3G A:r , Church School 10:00 A. M. ~- A. ·Cbun:h comnn1nioa pr.,~ Finla~oY, Supt. Warslllp ServJce 8 fourth ~uadaf Jll QlOJltl 7:" . 1P. M. "Tr1umph ThnJ Entry." )(, chUrch Pf!UbiQa~v . lei- I The Unlttct Mttttodht Church, oM. C. J1roa1,et Paster. I J. Leshe Kunze, Pastor. Churtb T~ Chrlatl•ft ChUrch It ....._ Service 9 15 Tbeo Smitb, Supt. ljck Grove every Bu.diy A. WorsbJp Service 10:30 "Triumph )(, ~Q.day and ~1~ Tbru Entry". Youth Fe11owship 11f~d SuD'd•y tn molltb 1:" :~· 5:30; Methodi!Jt Men 5:30: Tues· )I. ehqJ'Gll pteacl\lllf {o\tl'Ul Jllll2· 4•Y 8.311 Come Double elaBB will t*7 iD mootb 10:30 A. If, ebJ,lftb meet Wedne5day '7 Choir R11bear~ohuii,,DiOtl IDd pnae~~~t.-.BeY. .sal. Thursday 7:30 Holy Commun· Rilt1i C, OQ&ter. ~-..tor. iDn Service. Fnday 7 30 Union fll.op,IOD 1 qd ••4 g. 8ahoo1 IU• ~twrchel.; Mtmlhe $tAf EaJmttlae, R~v. Pait.Or. MObllq J\olet' I I Good Friday Service at the Fed· Bld.et, erated Church. Sta1' S'utlda:r Chrl.ltl•n Selene• Sod.ry, 144 ST. P,AUL 'I LUTHIRAN Bobool U:IG A, 1'- lo!oral. . wor- Mulberry Ave, Pomeroy. Morn{)H\JRCH, Pomeroy, L. !4. ·¥<>~· ~l!IP at 11 A. IIYF SUadoy eYe- lng SJ11:VIeo II .... M•. with IlEAL- ¥- NEWHAVENSOQETY • LETARi, W.VA. AUXILIARY ettorr, Mr1" Mr. and Mrs. ~rry Brooks calJed . J L. Stewart and• ~l'l. Instead of thl1 re1u1ar meetftll C. H. CWTy , OD .Mr. and Ma. Clayton Roush Satthe American Lelllon Au:ldllary eel· Jtefreebm:e.nts were served tbe u~ay e~runa:. ebarated tbe ·bbthday of their mtUPS conal'stll'!• f1f t.hlrteen a:utsta , Un. Vitna Rainey' returned to orpnlzaUon with 1 Patty, held at and the dtrnonstratora · her home at -., 011d Saturday after the Leaton HaU on Monday, MITHODIIT •"*cUng aom~ time with her 12. , The New Havel! 'Metb~ltt ebW"- ~Qo~aw apd d•UJh\or, Mr. and GueBt apeaken were four state ch are . two weeki •Jee. Bast of Hunt1na:ton. oflU:er.ar belna: T. E. Jone1 next weak. , lt. Helnbl of Charleston, • tbia pqi~ ~ Mr. and MN. Tift Boston and lnd Dlrvey l>'. Thorn. arid ReV. ' of Mll\intl Ed l'ry vialted Ray Boston Friday Maltbewa of Parkersbura:, W. V1, W. Va. . Paul Red- ovenln1 wbo it a patient In Halzer Door prize• were W()D by Mrs. (superlnteadea.t of tld1 dll- H01pltll bavina: submitted to surLayton SaYI'e and C1rl Ihle Otllen of llunUqton. pry 'fllunday. pt!1ent wert! Mr. and William CUll Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Donohoe of RGwh, Ma. c. C. Mont1omery, Mr IIUnolt were IUettl of Mr. and and Mr.t. Robert Roush, Mr. _and Maw. Wtlllam Brooke aod famJly Mn Bob Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Slt~ay. Shawuer, Mr. snd Mrs. Everett Mr. and Mrs. Dallaa Gibb!t of Rou•b. Mrs. RalPh Rouah, Mra: Scout Broed Run and Mr. Dwi&ht Glbha Aftb Sayre, Mrs. Crandall Smlt... the new of O.lt Grove were in Point Plea•· Ms. Thelma Capehart, Mr. 11\d )Jrt, Ap.rll 1, aa.t :f'ODdly night cousultlnJ Dr. Nelton Rouab, Layton 5ayr•, Mn. beJI,n their Maloa.ey. Pearl Warth, Mra G. 0 . Rouah, on March , ~reaent Mr. snd Mrs. Harold F'ry, Mr aad Den Mother•. Mrt. laell: .,.,, ~Henry Peery, Mra David Fleldl Thoma• Grlnsteld, lobby Grt, .. ICbqdwell at Dua.eoa Falls, Ohlo Jr.j Lowena Roush, 0. J. Boltta, atead, Maurlee dlatt. fr1, weekend G~ra:e Rouah. Ma11vln 1\otph, Charlee McFatlaod, Bill Jl'1ir 10d J. Bostic Ia Ul ala throat "ed »•. ao. ll'ln7 F'ry, Harry KniPP:• JMJ J,Jalcolm Slyre. towla and Lloford Kay. · Mn. MOTHIII CLUI "'*' P. T. A. Mn. Artbur &thool dleport Rev. L. A. Banl{erter. PI'" tor SundaJ School 9:30 Emeat Covert, Supt. Mornin.c worship and reception of members 10:30; Palm Sunday meditation; 5 P. M. Jumor MYF; 6 P. :M. Semor MYF; Wednesda)· choir 7 P. IM.: Thun· day 7 30 tandlellaht communion. Fr1day 7 30 Unicrn service at F1rst Baptist Chunh Mt. Morl•h laptlit Church, M14.. dleport, Rev. N. J:?. Borden, opastQr. Btble SchoDI 1 9:15, Arlena Reese, Supt; Morning worship 10:30; BTU 6:30. Third Srr..t PentHOital Church Middleport, B. L. Bat·rett. Poi•tor. Sunda)' Schtol 111 A M Evana:elletlo service 7:4!1; Wednesdav '1:.f!J B1ble Study; Saturday 7 ~ Prayer and Praiae .service. Church o1 ' Chrlot In Cho1oll·" Union, !llldl\lepori, Rev. Guy F. \. Here'~ I , Mr Johnnie Fry and son JimmLe I of New Haven called on Mr. and' Mrs. Ed Fry Sunday evening. - . POMEROY, .01110 .. ,..~~ ~ Memller Fedenl 1te1em Syma, . Mr. Blllle Weigard vialted relat-1" ives tn Point Pleaaant Saturday. I visited relatives '· . ' ' ' t1IL' ' ,at: : ,'J ACCQrdiDI to the report, the car driven aoutb three and seo.oen tenths miles north or Pomeroy by Howard Borlng, 17, lfarrisonvUI~ went Dut of the drivrr's control .on a curve Boring suffered 1'\hruJon.s of the l~ft band, and a Pas· senger, K.ennetb Hanltul:, 11. DownmJtDn, auffered abrastonii of the lace and left knee The Obto Volley J!loetrle Cor- l)lent 18 UQHf~ll$d. _All 0( .t ! ~. l iJ""' ' '' -.1. Corrol A~ama, 6r. Ohlo were Sund13 an.d Mra. C41'rol A· Sunlkr·f"ltldar ' MIJ'<h 25--U 0.., loft LanCaator c..,. . !I' oftlclBlfJig Burial wllf be In the porahoa 1.1. now m full·scalre,eD- who Mve ~taken part ,HI apoliiitt- Nlddlepott Hill Cemetery. mg' ibis project aNI: proudo tbat ahon, well ahea!l o£ 8cbedule. sOns· OVEC toda~ announced 1he Fiftdley, Middleport; Merle, Jack,. completion of its Chftv Creek son; Stewart, Philadelphia; two Plant at Madison, lnd -the daughters, Mrs. Jatnes Dunn, Mrs world's largest privately-owned Lawrence Price, CoJumhus; five power plant This announcement culminated grao.dehlldren. Mr. Collins was retired paper- the largest smgle unde1 taJung In hanger and painter and a former the hiStory of the electnc uti11ty Middleport resLSdent. mdustry; the construction and placing in operation D( two ma· jor power statiOns, wtth ~enerat· Survivors 1nchtde .' ~hree Electric Company Sues For $25,000 ----- lng capacity totaling 2,365,000 kdowatls, and a 330,000 volt trans miSSIOn network linkinJ: the two plants with the power systems of the sponsor compamcs and with the Atomic Ener&Y CommisslDn's Portsmouth (Ohio~ Project. • The enttre OVEC project, hl· volvmg 15 private electnc utility complnies of the Ohio Valley regiDn and eDating more than $385 milllDn, w.n accomplished in the comparahvely short period ot tbrf!(! ) ears and three monthll. Opetation of the last of Clift)' Creek's SIX steam turbine--genera· tors, originally scheduled for a.ext June, places all 11 of OV£C's 215,()()().kw generating units In service. The remaining five are at Clifty's sister statioo, Kyger Creek Plant 1 Cbeshire, Ohio~ In commcnhng oD the CutroSCal~ operation, Philip Spon:h OV'EC p(~ident,• ntd, •'~tor ·size• ..s<:;OJI' and speed, tlaC OVEC ;BC®mplisb~ ~~~~~~~--~--~ 'JI!~ ' ITALY'S :ni ·QUIZ . WHIZ . . ..,. ,. ) : ~ 1t bas bee111 brought about ahN.d o£ , scl:l,dule and with maxtmum eeonomy and effictency by tbe 15 tompantes, working together. We !eel that, in OVEC, we aeceuted a trusteeship on behalf of the Fed· eral government, and that we now have met the ebaUenge JiveD by the AEC." us J.lr. Sporn also stated that tbls immense project and ull the complications tbut it involved could not have been accomplished with· out the active cooperatum of many grDups, mcludinli financial Jnstl · tutwns, manufacturers, represen· latives of tbe AEC, and other public officials. On October l, 1952. the lG prt· vate electric utihties teamed tQ· AUO • ·~o.\.' watt Mura · o( energy -pet yeari by comparison. tbe latter f1a:ure is roughly Olle·t.blrd of the t1ltal amount o[ electricity produced ijnnually Ja FraJJce. The entire proiect waa placed in full·~teale operatmo severaJ month11 ahead 6f wblrl originally had been set up IIi a fast schedule This not only made poelble ma· terial acceleration in the AEC const.ru~tion schedule and m 1ts program for placlng Into opera· S~o, . At .Duringrth1S:Unter1:-s.ason. . 114 cOurt 8&. ' t.adiH • .. • .. • • ... liD E. tbla S&. -...........,... IIIII ' wui ru YIJ!.!r ~ Word: l'r'U roee'j._v.ed Mouday by Papl na,ili, ot ,.Mt:ddieport of Ibe . , . '' ' :t::~~· • ~-'' Clark ;·,:.,•.,,' CuUem · Of l!ttloUfliby a former' empl<tyee d( Tile lnpt!rlal Electric Co. of Middleport Cullem formerly a rl!sidcnt ot Gravel Hill Is aurvivod by hb wire and one cirild. He \qS a member or the Sacred Heart l'lrltsh. Funeral aervicea wtU be held Tuc,:;day at 0:30 ln the Inunaeulate I "~ • _ Funeral services Will be held Wednesday at 2 P M at the Ewtng Funeral Home for Georg.:= Clyde Neaso, a Jifelontt resident of Syraewe who dted Saturday 10 Carleton Churclt PlaU8 ·Municipal Sunrise Service Euster • Tbc pas1or, Rev B!tlc&c. wlll dunnfl both aerv1ccs to which the publl~ is mv1tod tr~rr ' HOLZER HOSPITAL s.........., Paul E VOM, Pomeroy , Marvilol Atlmitteti SurMNr! M'rs. Wilbur H4lo¢ l'omeroy; ricla Engel, t'liny, W. Va Admfthid Mond1y: Alva C. Will, l'omeroy; Bonecutter, Henderson. WOMAN SCALDED Mrs. Cecil Cook of Syracuse re.· cetved third degree burns about the face Saturday niJbf. wben she dropped a keWe of ~ldinlf water tioo I> ••·F- . ~~i"f ~-­ ro at Wadswartb. of Pittsburgh. BurHil will be made in tbe Lc· spca~ A~miiiM Ho~;pital Nease had been vlsltm~ a bro thc.r at Wadsworth dunnt the wmh•r months and had planned to return to Syracuse Within tbe next ft'w weeks when he became ill and had to be hosp1tahzed. SurVIl• ing are his brother Charles and a nephew, Chffwd. Easter Sunday Will be observed at Carleton ChUrch, Km.~tsbury Road, w1th a Sunnsc service bu· ginning at !1:43 A M. In lhe evening at 7.30 P M a commumon service wiJI be held Conccptioa Chureh. a~ Wllloul!fbby, Burial will be made under the direeUon of tbe.J.~_Urence E. Ma· Mabon Fwtei!!,!JD!DS•, 3lJB001 Eue that •h• lld .livoiWie, lice officera aad the Meigs Sber· iff'• department. Arrested by Pmneroy police of. fieera Beary aad Charles Werry on Saturday nigbt wee Jacob Pallow, %5, hmeroy, WUham Reeve~, 29, HarrisonVIlle and Jim Eblin, Pomer-oy. AJI three were cb.rged with intox.teation. Also arreated on a eharR:e ol lntoxieltioa Saturday night by Deputy Sher1ff Leroy Bartrum was Ardell Bnden, Letart Falls. GENETIC WONDER S•Wrdif nl1ht R:eltb of J•me5 B. PeWees, Leon, W. Va , in~.,Ohio are:cOmiifittftl :.• ~ LITUARY CLU.. TO MilT The J,..Jterary Club Will meet Wedaaeday afteraooa at the home of Mrs. D B. Rartinecr. The pro· gram Will be- presented by Kra. Everett Hayes aod •Miss Jeanne wm . At)Vt\lPugbhy • Four persona were arrated and J&lled Saturday by PomerDY Po. rteHvery Dr up to 1'1 biUioa kilo- De-at~ Reported I During Weekend Specifically, tbe contract com· mitted OVEC to supply 1,800,000 kw of eJectrie power. ln recept weeks, a syp,plemeotary contract has been o~~igned under wh1cb OVEC wiJJ provide an additional 100,000 kw [or a three year per. l()d, With f'l!nCwaJ ~OVil'liOitl. This total amount flf powct" call tor lame~~ B. Cu-llem SU...,.Ct,O • Tochnl,.lor Four Are Jailed By Loeal Police gethcr ta supply the tl'(l:mCndous power requ~remeata for \be Poru mouth Pto]ect. A 25 year power agreement .JigtJcd October li that YCV', called for more power than ever before required by a alngle custom: power to be made avail· able m a burry, under extremely lugh standard; o.f dependability. and at the Joweat possible cost. ConUaued O.D Pi,:ce Five "VEllA CR1jZ" Cite Mot.. Jolon ..... "BAIT" " tbO'~IIilhobd · J'Wier.' jac1tson, TO MilT TUIIDAY The MethDdist Men's Assoeiation Will meet Tuesday evenmg at Heath Church wjtb Robert Hurley, wbD has been president for two years, pr~iding f<Jf the" last· time be!~re he tavs for a new position. ' 1' '!"'~~NDrive·ln -··· . _, coums, Jackson DillY call at the Rawling,.Coats Fun. eral Home where .ervi<es will held at 2:30 p. ou~ mot~e.r I '~ Mr. Robert Ta:ylor 10 ment or eleetrlcal suppltes. The •upplles were being un).oadcd by the defendant when the tlre broke Mitis dlly. JHI AUTO tl *nc.Ud aud Mrf, Waltel' weber, 1001 dead wltls $rte raUroa4 train Northvale. Tllret chUdrtll ID the wen urtoll.ll;r:. tl~iOMI: B~oJ Tlle plaintiff contends that em· ployees of the company were responsible for IOSfi by fire of 1 shiP· Mrs. Curtis and Erllle- Richard took a valuible calf td the Stock Sate at hint PleaHat Saturday, TwD 17 year old bo)1s surf~ . Jnjuries and -the ~ they "«• driv1n" was demoli&hed, Wbe,J:\went out ol CQDtrol on Routt ji Sunday afternoon antJ overtumed the Highway Patrol r.eported to- Frank M. Collins ». --' FranK, v, an u ruult of th1a colllaSoD u Funeral Serviees at N. J. aebool-bound •uto I.IUYr!d To Be Tuesday - . . -. Frank M a3, d1ed s''"'- Ohio Valley ElectriC Corporation day mornint m l''riends Jn Fu}} operat•lOll Ahead'Of PIans be 'l'uesd.-y m w1th . pany. Mr. Wayne Hart Jr. ol Columbua &pent the weekend with his father and mothw Mr. and Mr1. Wayne · Hart, Sr. Ol&T KEFAUVEI, Upsets On Curf passengers ,n McDade's car were injured seriously and lbell' condaHDn has been deser1bed by Hol zer hospital aUendant.s as "not very iood." The two McDade paese.ngers were Marv1n DeWeese, 22, and Dale Lee Herdman, 17, bDth of the Leon area. • Harold Clark, b, dr1ver of the other car, and WLlUam Tucker, 24, • passenger in the ClArk ~ar, were both reported as m good condition after sufCeri.n£ jnjunes. Both are from Galbpohs. Sheriff Charles Roberts of Mason County, who investigated the aecldeht, sa1d that the "cars were glued together " A sUit for $z:i,OOO bas been flied iD. tbe Common Ple~;~s Court in Charlea~()n against the L. T. Hal. stead Company of St. Albans by the Appalachian Electric Power Cotn· Mr Nelaon Brown mia,ed a few!' day of school oa account of Ulneas. ' Sunday As Aut~ One man wa! killed and 4 othrrs injured in a beadon eoliisJon cf two cars ln Pol.nt Pleasant on Sat· urday ma:ht. Charles Lee McDade, 23, Leon Route I, driver of one of the can was killed tn the act:idflnt, Two I ~ ' Two Boys Injured UNMISSED A TRAIN In Collision MEMBER FEDERAL DIPOSIT lliSURANO jCQIP. -. •' ats Single Copy ' • ear ' Four~jured The F~RS Bl\NK . and Savings CGmpany , CAND.IDA TE Anita and Sue Ellen Brown were gueat!l of Mrs Donald Thompson I and Gloria Sunday afternoon. 1 DOOD. Driver Killed the eervlee expeelljtlone o( our _ . _ MOTOR SALES Pbone 485 W. lllalit Pomeroy, Ohio Monday, March 26, 1956 ' IXI8 satlefaction and a reeponalbUity. It keept Korr &Von :Z:ondt Editorial !?boDe 897 No. 290 • • Ice, throush the yean, Ia both a eouree of MOWER! 1Mlh1. I Mlsa Twill Richard Is on th' sick llat, Vol. VII Tbl. bank's rep1Uallon , lor taiililufie""'' e:,. / Det!oted 'J'o 'J'Iae l•terena ll'f,J'ae Jfetp.JJ.,.. .4rft ' . entt,n e weather ' METHING -to livre up to! . us alert alwaye lo do our hat to u,.., up • at. y . e satillfy uo, when we really hear ~ia call Only then we will1"-rrend- our 11vea an d possess1aDB to HI m .,. The LOrd balb need of us Alt. I • convenatiob •bout ;nu' 1 Mr Leonara: Roush and Sunday ev~n1. ' , were supper Juesta o( Mrs W Mr• and Mn. Leroy Routh and Chapman Saturday evenlnif ' . fchlklren were dloner &:ue.stiJ SuRday ' 1 o1 Nr. Loonard Roush iftd !amlly.l Mr. and Mrs. Albert Tbomp~~fb Mrs. Beulah Rtchard caUed Dn and family of Vernon spent Sun.· Mr. and Mra. Arch Yca•er Tues· day with Mr and Mrs. Harl")'). 4IJ' afternoon. 'f'hompsonof Oak Grove. J Beatrice Cbapm111 called oo Mr. and Mra. Fred IIOUib Suodo,y after- Mr•• I UlJ')' 011 1 w 'i-outh Mn. ..Gladys Burri• and Glen Ro.. h bell.., Mol'<h P. to members of tlie New H&Yfto eotl)' held at Mother. Club on and Mrs. Weetrninater aad lt ud the Ulllmnl Kiq, That be Ill the him ! Why abouldn' "'• u ebrfit. Savior for ua all Tbat f.oletber u r tans, talk about our Klq? U "• • famUy we should humble our have reall)' erowned Him Kibl of heart& and bow Ol,lt beet to tbe our IJveJ I think we wiU talk of voice.-of love; rathtr th.n be "PUSh· Him to others, lD the proper WQ t!d and crushed beneath tbe hand and Uma. The Pbarlaefl ulr.ed o~ ~liht~~ taa~ and strife the rna11ter to :ebake His diacl~et. His rtpJy Indicated a fact we all K When w~l recog? C~lst as know, that when the soul of man .Jn&, we WI . surren er ta m our IDIIpires biJ Ups he mUBt apeak. lm• ~ncluding qur )JOaleulonp. N "'tbr: l.ord hath..noed,~ ;:satl&t1ed Eatbuau.m' Well, enthuaium th.e pea~ants •\ Bethany, wb.en the iJ th• suoc:-eae of all pursultl~ eap. dlscJples took the colt, &t\ will it eclallJ the Christian way. Ita IU· ford, 5 P. II. Jr. BYF; 7:30 tvm. Titua a llO{Dan General would gelistie IJervlce- topic '"rh~ , 17 of \Vlth i+ur legion of soldiers over: the CrDss"; lea:looairee from the J tall:e the .city. ~And Dut suspicions Feeney-Bennett Post Amerk'ad , a're conOrmed 11 we listen to Hls Le&"ion to attend; Monday , ~hrU words, "U thou Hadst know~, even Th~rsday evangelistic llll'Viee 7:30 tbou 1 at least in this thy day, the Fr1day, Unlon. Good Friday eer- tblq 11 which belong tu thy peace." vice with Rev. Bflidford occuayina: WeD we mll'Vel at how perfect the pulpi!, topic ''The ezou_ wu Chriat's knowledge of the fu· God's MeuuriDJ SUet." ·ture. Churc~h ef the ,._.,...., Ml~ And today we realize that Jesus dieJ)9rt, Rev. Robert Styera, Par- Chritt '18 KING. He IS king of all tor. Bible SCbool D.30 Lester raeea, He i.a ki.Da: of aqles; He is Taylor Supt.; Morning worabJp klha or Kinas; Lard of Lords. Es10.30 topic "A Sllnt Under pres- peciaJly today do we need realize aure"; 8:45 YouDI People·• Itt- lbat ·He is, not only our shepherd, vice; 7.30 Evenine .servlco "Eu· but also t.he shepherd of the Nercka." gro race. Of the Chmese, Yes, Church .t Chrltt. Ml.tdl_,..,rt, even the I!i~BBians that believe. Rev. Fred Gardner, Pastor. B1ble Sehoul 9:30 RUB8ell Wilton, ·.sqpt. ~ Mornlnl worship 10~30 toPJe "Deity aDd Alltbority"; 0 1p, K. ChristliR Endeavor; 7 P. M. E\>c. '\\l· ' Ding aervlce toptc ..One THIN ' 111,1 PI.ACI fO SP '"011 Thou Lackest"; Wednelday If P. WONDIRPUL, COLOIPUL 1956 M. :rrayer meetina '"d Blble study; 8 P, M. ~halr praet.tee: Flit'OHNION I!.....OIIIt day 7 30 Union Goad Ftl<loY 1 And The SEN~ATIONAL vleo F1ra1 Baplin ehureb. • LA\VN BOY POWJm. Ch~Jfdl PJ1:1C!Ilnci tlalrd S:a!LCIQ dl)' School 9:», Claa• meetJnc 1Fellowship 6:30. lm.moath 10!30 /1.. X, Gbureb • IO:aO, FMY service 7:00; Preach-. HQth MethCNII&t Church, Mid· an aem• Satund'ay. Rlev:¥a:I )eackr Haael . M. Bates, Pastor, Laurel CUff. Suo-- 1 den, Supt. F1nt Baptist CbUJ"Ch. Flr>t ..ptltt Cl!vrcb, Mhldlr port, Rev. c. B. Hoyt, PutGI'. Cburda School 9:15 Frank Cheese brew, Supt; Mornlng wonllip 10:111 Rev. Orla Bradford occupy· jog the pulpit topic "Tbe TrJum.pbal En.try'' duet .. Tbe Hply City" Dorothy Savely aad Beul1h Wblte, other music by Mn. orta ]Jrad• AptJl 1. Church, SyrHuM. RuppeJt, pastor. 9;30 Robert Har-- wq preulon excites even tbe inlnlm.. ate objects of nature. Somehow ·~-·•men leDie whe n we. as cu:runu.na tb tb o1 Chril ~~.ppjreu, ande ~~ ao"""dolllD de ourtWhether we be a poet, musician, f:,tb o."nd ourLULord OJ 111 pamter, orator, Rich men·, men of · mfluence, even common laboen Christ was reeoa:nized as Kir~t and house Wl\es The need hi and and He waa permitb:d to enter • reqUV"es every talent, great or the clty. Perhspa He would like to small. And only when aU our tal- ~nterourcities,townaandvillq:ea. enta are used together will the He entered the temple and 1 am ana aalvation, lowly and ridinJ UP· Kmgdom of God eome olf earth 18 IJW"e He would like to enter OUr on aa Ill; even a colt tbe foal of m Heaven Churchea. After He left tlle City an asa." When ChriSt is crowned Xmg He 'l'ent home with frieD& and Now at aeems the Hour bas ar· in our hves our volcea will rtae ln reti.red for the ttlabt. 1 think He rived when the prophe•y of aH universal prese for anft about would Utet to enttr our hom"' tke yean has come l-fue. He now HJm. We are told ''The whole mulh· and have time to get' aequalnttd. rides toward Jerusa)em ·N a king. ~ude began to rejoite and praise wltb qs. 8ut tbe way is which He rideR God w1th a loud voice for all the On this Palm Sunday wo'fld be "tell, ua that He will enter the city · m\ghty works they bad 11 een". And 1 good time, for many of Ul Who u tbe prince br peace. lie enters!' even tbough the modern Pharisee have been eontemplatlq doiaa ~e city as a law abiding c1t~~n. would look upon us with disdain, something with the King of XiniJ. llvlng .no occassioa or •usplCIOD yet we cannot but opeok of th• For many years He has, with tearo, of political disloyalty . True .He lh1ngs we have aeen .and beard and rode by us, lona:ing, yea, eveQ., pau. enters aa a kmg but 1t ts His wish I felt Him do witbin us. we .s~k 1101 to knod: at man,y of our ~artl; to be a apiritual ldng. 1 of our prestdent and carry ! on a door. Will you let Him, wba is tbe we dicover as we watc~ eonversatioo about- him. 11 li .poss. King of all people!, be )'our kin& H m a111 be -aean~ the Clty. It 18 tbJe that we talk of our pastors also? then we see tears of sorrow !Lowing --'-''--'-- - -- - - - - - · - - - down Hit checks as He thinks of • 1 ' the~e people whom He :K.Dowina: all the while that loves. soon 30 ° Tile-~~P... ~:..,.Cho7lr:ll0~ - We .need see that lJe PLAN BAKl SA~I Tbe Racine P'JA w1ll held a bake- sale at Gattt's Store ip Jtacme s.turday, Match 31, beginnlna: <~t a. m. aecordlng to annouqcement today All n1embers a~ a~ked to doDIIte baked goods and brh'lg or send them to the store ¥S near D a. m as possible. Ccmotery: Market Reports CINCINNATI, 0 l'P-Pn$lce EJ8S, white, tbout steady tO lc lower, browD riak to 1·2c lQWe,t; <;onsumer U. S. A large V.Wte 4546, brown .n~-43. medlW.a '1· 42, brown mb: tl; extra lqe 41, A large white 37-41; A m~m white 3&-38; A -mecbum browa 3ft.. CORRECTION 37: B l1rge 8~-36. In tt.e Ust of thO!c attundint Cluckena about &teady uo annual Methodist Women:• Soe- chnoged; fr.)'era 3-lY..: lb 21·22; of CbrlJUin Service, at Wav· bens, heavy over 5 lb 23-211; hens ~ay · tbe name of Yr11 lla:ht Di lb and under 18-18; bena (lre)V \"!_iiltt!ld!~ : 0~"'- ~u!i':O"":s-Jt. ' ~, -- ·~ �J"age Two . - .,. The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ,;::::=======.:==:==~-:-=-:-:-=~-- -­ HOW LONG WILL THIS RESURFACING JOB LAST? The Daily Sentinel ' Glti. MGR . IDE On IIEVNOlD E GREEN& I ------------~----- Commentary DlfVOT!D TO INTIRI.ST5 OF M.EIGS-MAS.ON AIEA RICMARD S. DWIII Monday, March 26, 1956 · - - - -- - -- - - - - - - , 111•ot•rw.f!~ The News SDITOR 0111•· tliod , .. latth.. baet MONDAY 5 30 Howdy Doody 6 00 Superm.,-. 6 ~~ S1tn On 7 00 Today 8 30 Sports !ye " ·' 0 If 11 e 6 40 News Picture 0 BY CHARLES M. "-CANN "w M m .Eotered a'l s.eron1l da!is mad in£ mallt-r at Lbo post nfflt'e •t ~ tO oo D'-• Don1 •-'-·' 6.55 •~·• Paul "- Mary Ford UniNd ,,.., Sraff Corrtosponcltnt w• o3C..t.ouut Pomeroy Ob10 RllSSia'~ Georgi ~ Malenkov •s 10 30 Erme Kovacs Show ; ~ ~~w~cRae National advPr1ismg repre.'l£>n1.atlvf', Bottmelh Klm!Jall, Ine.. getting his ftrst look today at the ~ ~ ~:~~uee ErnJe 7 4S News Caravan 343 Lexinztcn Ave, Nt•w York C1ty, 16, N Y free world he and hiR colleatcues m 12 ,30 Featbel' \"our Nest 8 00 Caesar's Hour the Kremlin seek tCJ destroy SUbscriPtion rate!> 0f'llv~ry by Climer where available 30 emta He ls getlm.g it in ancient Lon l 00 Current 9 00 Medic ~week one )'E":tr m advaru-1! at The Daily Sentmel offtce $1500, don, symbol of kmgly pomp, which 2 00 Adventures o t Etlel'J 9 30 Monteomery Presents SlX months, $'780, thr<'l' months, $390 P,y motnr ruute where oddly enough !lerved as the cradle Queen 10 30 All Star T-heatre available one month Sl By m:ul one }f'&r $8, SJX m•l•tthB, $4 25, or Commumsm 2 30 Camera Goes to School tl 00 News Ueadllnf'S thrr • mootb~. f2 50, one month, St Malenko~ u to tour sr 1taln for 3 00 Matmee Theatre 11 M Weatbareaat three weeks, as Soviet mmister t 4 00 Date With Life II 10 Press }JOJ: ror electric poWt'r stat10 wtlh a I' 4 15 Modem R,o.pances !11~ Qreatatl'iebta lD CeDtut'J 30 Queen r&r a Dty 1 30 Tola.ribt delegation or experts His presence in Bl'itfi'in may g1ve 5 00 Aunt Dru Sbow 1 00 Sign Orf 30 How4)>~Dqod::--:-,- - a preve1ew of the reception to I N'ikohu A Bu~pnln and Commu- ~ 8 M $tlfl Ob oo Soldl~ Of Fortune 6 nl!lt Party Leader Nllt:Ua s ?·OO To4u 6 3o sp9ru lye Pomt>roy- RoMn 32 sludrnt s and l arnl R('nrl!s Dolls carru'd Khrwhehev, who arnve in I..ondon 9 00 Coff Tluie 6 ..n N ws Picture ptt"~enlt'd thf' lt~tHill\ mornin g as prop;; and JUVemle olL1re added AprU 18 for a IG·day sti\Y. ~"! :~ ~ as~embly prOii!rum at P omt•roy 111 tht• •• mu...:emenl of th~ .~umhN The t'nhre period wUI be 8 JO,'OO Dfa, vonc School 8 5S Les Paul & M117 Ford Sf'niOr High 5( hool rrmup:~l Rr1 nda Slrau11" played the plUM nervou!l. one for Brltain'll couilter- 10.30 E.rrue Kovaes SbOW' 7 00 Grand Ole 0Dl"Y James A fht>hl Jr ;mnount' l"l a<r~>mpanuue.nt J1 00 Home 7 30 Dinah Shore U inte 1gence &el'Vtces and for Scol- 1.: 00 T ' v -·1 ., 7 4S New C•-van tuday o\ PI 1110 solo ut the mudt•rn land Yard's c-rack "special • eDDt.llH!. ,..._ s ~ .. The J>IOgJ'Illn bPgan wllh the ffiflOtl :'1 BOOIIJf!·WOORle •Mtodley bran<h •• 12·ao "''Iller Nut 8 oo tradltwnal Flng Sulu\(' lf'ad by wa.~ rl•nd('red on the 11•ano hy Sol A "death to Kfintshchev" slgn 1 00 Curieot , , 9. 00 Fireside Theatre IM1kt> Evans and Sui John srm ,l oh n ~nn waa painted on a London wall r~ 2:00 Sllr ~ Sl30 Cirete_'Iheiib-e In observance ut Pal•u 1\unday 'l h•· pr·ogram <IO~f'•l wht-n ttw cently. and 8 poster plalltered on , 2:30 P~·· S1.iii$i 10·SO llr Dutxi,_ct Attorne, Unn Faye r:e:.rlwrt (hose f ukt slurh nl bod y, ta~l ,,nd fa('u]l y a wall Jn the Howe or Commons 3 00 .Matinee TMttre 11 00 New~ Headlines 19 Vt'Ue!l 28 to :m for ht>1 s(rql sang the Alma Malet son.'t" by unknown propagandists said 4:00 Date wU6 .Lif11 11 05 Weatbereast ture rf'admg Btl a B.tll was tl1.111111an of th£> "We shake hands w1th murder'-' 4 15 Modern ROihaDCal 11 10 Preis lJOJ: Al11red m dung,lfl'('s, a well ·•sst rnbly IHOgram lflllllnlttE'e :md Stop the Soviet villt " 4.30 Queen For a Dey 11 15 Bud Wilkiru. n Sbow dtil!l'd luw of Hrwm :i2 eh01 me.~ Phyllu nl:u•kwool\ un d Rachel ~a Splrlt lnvlt•tion 5 00 Aunt D:!_S~ t 1 30 Tonlrbt danced to tht'o lhythms of " Dun 01.'nheunet we1e h('l ns \stanl.ll, Prune >fioi•ter Anthon) Eden m caree Doll plll)'Cd bv Ramor.t Aaron Burrington wns stage VJted Bulganio and Khrushchev to Bo1ee al the Jli :.I ~IO 1 he KPtltcly manager. vls1t Brltalb dL{ring the brief Ute dancers \\e~e Mnry Knptcma, - - -- - - - - - of the "Oeaeva Spirit" last sum· MQNDI.Y 4. lG Seeret Storm Phylll~ Rlllt'k\\ond, llllll Ball. Curmer 0 00 SliD OD Pray., He may have regretted It more 4 30 On Your Account ol Beru h!o!, and .Jeanette Ba11.~ 8 00 Lucky 8 Ranch than qnee since then, but hl.l deter- 9 00 Captain KJna:aro.o Pr o~ram rwuuUII( t>l' 'rhomas 10·00 Garry loloort 5:30 The Early Show Got•t 1 ~tat eel tho! A.ll IV wu~ n MEIGS GENUAL ACI,PITAL mined to r• through with it. 6:30 Your Esso Reporter Malenkov's Visit Js less !ormal 10 30 Arlhl!T GO<Ifro7 comf'lly "~k I tLllOO ' B IIV'll Blunt.! 11 30 Strite It Rieh 8·411 Spotllght oa Sporta N!t' nnd ployed by Rat•llf'l and C.. ·'er. Raelne , ''r lle ts the guest of the British Cen· 12 00 Vallant Lady n ..... t m1 tral Electnclty Authority. A deJee M Wean.ennaa Rtehard Genhe1me-r 12 15 Love af LUe 7. 00 Patti Pqe Btlled aB "The Tonnes!IE'e Rtrlg( will 12 30 Search for TotllDI'TOW 7.111 l)oiif tclwartb, Nl'WI Runner nnd Thollf' Kissln' CouPlan~ wt•rt' mntk fur n penny Mbrgan, Pomeroy; Alva Will, It 11 one of the pecUMaritles of 12 415 l'lle OU!IIIAI Lllllll 7:30 Roh!Jiilooil ~nns' W[ls the Ju~t Bond Eldon ~oew l .-1 the Mny rnee1m~ whtch Thl'n Mtss Gordon told !Mhs Pomeroy, Mrs Ida Cenier. Port. the Kremlin aet-up that. few of lts I 00 lti.Ue'S: Kltebeo 8·00 Bu.,. fo Al!Oll. Editor's Note: In the foUowint Corman nnd Ga1y Carman 1,rov1d will b£' hl'l(l 11 t thl.' fhunh when uo !.oYe !!lorJ Abl ams she wa~ aoln~ back land, Mrs. Clyde McKnight, !tut· top men, who talk ao loosely of 8 30 Godfrey's Talent Seoutt dup1tch a U, P r.porttr tt\11 rd th e mel odic!> on their h:mnon- the W11hng Wo1ke rs rlas~ or the 2:00 Robert Q. Lewll "through spa('i.' and t1me. rnr ra-, land; aDd Mrs M"uvin M'cGutre, the free world, know little about 9 00 I I<Pv~ ~ucy how he tried rhe kind of hypnoJCIIS WhJle Eugf'ne Fr~c. T ('d I Entc1 pl'lsl' lWH ( hmch met on p It 2 30 Houseparty 9·30 DeDi!lmber Bride Dc(lgl c ond Sol John ~nn murlc Thur,cJoy evcnmg ul the home or tic age r8ANI•slon txperlmtnt batk · · omeroy. Malenkov, for Joatanee.. b&B been 3 DO Tbe 11ir PftJIOff l Ditehl,..d: • I0 00 etudio Pne th•l productd the Brld.y Mur· I va•mus and gund1y sountls on Mrs W R l'>av1s, Ro!olt' llill, w11h "l'm dancing," M1ss Abram' Mrs. D J lllorjO.Jl, Pomemr: Mra to Poland and C!echaalovakia, both 3:3G Bob ~bf Sbow 1 \ ·00 Uo kl fliP rninutt New• p.,y ,tory from • ColondG tlwu multi s1zed tu~s Mrs GeoJgt• Utother s .Js ho~te~s ~m1led, her eyes still close~. Annabelle Fisher, .Middleport, Mr. h-on Curtam countries, but never 4:00 The Brigbter DaJ The Late Shbw 11.05 'Ltt the SunHhlnc In" wa~ lhl• M1s AIJtt Thornp ~• m pte!lldent wit.. Where was she dHnclng'1 "In a Ben Bli!tey, Middleport; Mt. Alva before Loa free one --T!Jiisii"iv--·title of Act VI Drcssc1\ us "1,1rle plcs •dcd and pH1)~1 bv Mrfl 4·30 On Your AccoUAl BY ROBERT ZIMMERMAN 1hellier of course Were dancln:a Will, Pomeroy; Mr:s. Addie Burton, In Brllain he wdl see street" school gal~ were Rumor •• 1Jo1cP 'ThumBs Ilonl~ an ti Jscrlpture Untttd Pr-tll Staff torrnpondotnt Lcs Sylph1des The ottl& dane~ P<lmeroy, Mrs R[)bert Durat ,and jammed With motor cars, shop$! o 00 S1gn On-Praye:5 00 Lucky t1 Rdne!:l Rachel Genhmmer, R1Lu Bull , rtddlllll hy Mr " larn r~ Will open· the Early Show NEW YORK UI' - A prelh 19- tlon'l realize how 1 feel when •• Son, Portland; Mrs ~dric: Clark, crammed With aoods of all kinds. 9 00 CaptaJn ltaD.C:llrOO Jeanette Bas~ Phylh s Bluckwootl crJ the meeting lhl'rt• wa11 a dis· year-nld ~ophnmore 111 Col umb•a dance 'rhcy dt'ln't understand ~llddleporl, aQd Mn. Fannie Gum- pElople who have no fear of their tO 00 Garr}': Moore 6.30 Y.our Esso Reporter W S"I flll on 11 rummu l.(f> sale to he 11 10 30 Arthur God!rey 645 Bob Wa,lner Sports ShOw 'n•mtmrber" under what 1t tS to dance the WilY 1l M- ther, Syraeuse poHh'•'a· •·o wil' bg able, •f , 0 wl•be· 11 SO Strike It Rich hclrl the lh1rd week lh April with Un•ver~Jly ean 8·!15 Weatherm•a Where WA! the theater ·~ . Blrlh: 13 .._ '' .,. h )'pnos1s wh 1 n ~n.. t• w;~s 0 RmsJ an f' U~ tu vJsit tn HJ.ihgate Cemetery the 12 00 Valiant Lady the ways aml means committee m 700 Presg Conleren~ ,. Mt:,w •P,d ~ ~ ~ar'l!ln ¥~llirc, tomb of Karr Relrtrich Marx, the 12 1~ lJO.Ve -of'1.1te ('hnrgq,. ,Th,., wonllrt: t,ox donated ballc-rma dancmg the hall('t • Lcs Moscow" On wh~t .stre~t md ~ 7.10 Doug Edwards. New• Sylphidcs" m Moscow u• 1095 row' Mt.ii4b.(:t.m· ~~5illlle 'I 1 Qlni!111)', ~~ :t,' H ~ fafber of Comm~fllstn' by M"' 'Ben Buck Wfll awnrd'ed to 12 SO Seareb !or To nu.rrow 7:30 'the Rnge Rider "'''dent Paut Abramll l10wned "I can't remember. uth: ------_ .. nw..,~-..·• 1 Th .,. " And u th•y did ut, h• ••ld,. Mrs 'Bentz. ' ' ' think 1t begin$! Willi 11n 'L' Wlla Mar•, a German Jew, hod JU•I 12 45 The GutdLDf Uibt BOO PhD S1lvers Show Mrs . ,.. .~qyrtle BoUtt, ·~........, rom ~ l I t I h h er a c w II e a Har was tP "1895" What was cont.:eived b1s theory of Commu· 1 00 Katie's Kitchen V•rllr I ..Y unto you, th•t on• A sulnd eoursp w.1s ~rn vcd by came up w•t 8.30 Navy Log t nblm when he lied hts natiYe coun- 1 3() Love Story of you •h•ll bttny me. (M•t- tht' hnlllf'ss to thnsc nllmed above h ypnot1st was d emonsI rn t mg 0 9:1)0 Guy Lombardo ing demonstration but doesn't one JUmp ahead o[ thl' sheriff th"W 26:21.! and Mrs. Hub1•r Rr(l\ln, M1 ~ ('art nw huw age re{lltii>S~On rnn pru- her nnmr,'l "Rnna • · ' Ranyo 2 00 Robert Q Lewis. 930 Ra(; Skelton prove much or anytblna. Hypnosought hlm on a treason J•RAYER 0 God we have many MoMf' Ml ~~ C:Pnt'VIUV~ stohnd ducc a 'Hrult'y Murphv" 111 al- 1 no, It\ lranya" 10·00 $64.000 Qo>estio• 2 30 HOulepatty Very High Wall he subjects have boon s:pinnlng [charge. opporlun\ltcs Pilher tn lwlnty M 1s Rn ).(~r SpLnu 1 mtl '! 1ss Har rnnst any gon tl h}pnollc subiL'CI 10:30 Do You Trust Your Wife a 00 The B1g Payofr 1 had cullct.l un lh£' hypaohHl to] 1'hen Mt.ss (,Oidon asked hcr such "recollectJOD&" f-or yeats, Maktt Grltaln Home '1'hce 01 tu test1fy to 1 hl'e Wtl 1lf'll Mrlnl r1 ~h 3 30 Bob Crosby ~how liDO Up to tho mlnute Newa lt:now I hal Thou url plen ~erl wh e n ______ _ chl•ck on lh~> prm;pcch ot lakmg a subwd to go far!ht'r hack ami she said aDd in her !)pinion t1'1ey Marx ended up in London m 1849 4 00 The Brlght9f Day Joulney mLo the PD~t :such as that sec what she could remember are pure Imagination spent the rt:st or hts hfe there, 4 l 5 Secret Storm IIIli! Late Show W<' act in the C'hmlllke wa\ Wt• DUV TO MEET M1ss Abrams was not much help until h1s death Ill 1883 There be can count on fhy !i(uldante anrl Jane 1-lnwell t'en1 Dflugntors of df'senbrd 111 lh<' best sell mil: bOok Mtss Abrams gav~ n hazy account the Commumst Bible, cap help Keep u~ !allhful to ThN•, tJmnn V1 lf'ru n« will rneeL In re- 'The Sca1ch 1<~ 01 Bllr:le\ Murphy" of tldmg w1!h ~ome .MonJ!olum "I can barc{Y remember What we Is t.1lktng y,a 11101 s along the botlum of a were talking about," she sa1d " 1hrOtllh thl' stren~th nr l h11 sl I guhr Sl'sQIOO Mon~loy ('Vemng at 1'h~ whole counlly 1th e IMV hall about Hr~dcy who ~o story come.> ve• y tugh wall" Whi.'n awake, she never thlnb anybody told him that the our Lord AIIHO through thl• i•t•s of n Colotado M•~s Gordon, arLe 1 brln~ln~ about 18~ or Ruasra or the Great Communlat revolutton he MOHDA Y 7 15 (ABS) John Daly huusewlfe m .! d('el) hypnotJl' Miss 1\bJams back to New York Wa~ o( China But ahc likes being would rrnally break out m 12 UO XaJ'Itoon Kom !eR '2',30 (J\BC) 'topper t1 a nee and 19!56, said It was nn mtet·esl- hypnotized ROJBla he would have laughed m 1 00 Film & Faney-M. Slater 8:00 <ABC) TV Reader'• DiJest-The hvpnot1 ~ l n shapely prufe~ - -- - -----hia luxarhms beard For 1t b a 2 30 The ll'enunine Toucll 8 30 (ABC) Voice of Firutone,, baslc weakness of the Communist I I Go\ do" .... I I s ona nann! .)nn .~ v Q Q 3 00 <ABCI Arternoon Film Fes. 9:00 DoWQ rtbe Road found thut l was not ont\ fot .1 I ttlilory tha,t. l\le great einss duggle tival-..The Lady Vanl.thea.. 8.30 (ABC, Medjeal RorJ20~ OF EVENTS quitk plunge Into }'f'slerdiiY She ACROSS W•terrnd 11;"was supposed to start 1n an In· 5 OQ (ABC) Mlekey Mouse 4 20 10 DO (Vqmont) Mon. Nlte 111tea mnnagerl to .EWI m1• mto a so·so tBabyf.) amlne dulitrlal countryBnta.m or Ger 8 00 Kit Caraon 1 Excelleat 11 00 NQ\.¥1 A1rlcullure D•pt. Sholr:e\lp 'Houtecl•anlng' Mavt kmd of !ranee my feel became 6 Rou,th, e. Husk aa ' m~y. 6 80 News With M Jennlnp U ·O& Weather With &ally AM 1looms lui Ienton Will Stay Iefort Novt"'b" Eltcllont glued to the 11oor and mv arms matted wool 6 Vandals acBut Commumsl laugh i:hat off, 8 40 DJnceland wtth Hea Riehle 11 10 Sports w1th Ted. Wolfe I nu1 ·s trat~hed so 1lgldly J coulrln't t Ialand 1roup 7 Hl&h tmue) equnt. , Spcrltd to Central Prtl/8 AIIRQC!flUtHI \ 7 00 Kukla,. Fran &: Ollie !~ COUn.Wrpolnt for the lifo of me move them but iPac. 8. Vl.scoua 22 Glrt'a ABHINGTON-Cioae obaerven expect a ahakeup or Agrlcul• TUESDA-Y~---- 7115 John Daly beyond that my ICSJstn nce to hyp· Ocean) P Antelope nl~e tun depat11ht1lt oftlcl11.l11 to take place before t11e November nom was too great 'l'ht.s 1s not 1.0 Sheila tRusa I 24 12 30 Jam.boree 7·:io Willner Bros Presentt 1 ln411o elt.:.etlont uncommon n VIper U A.ltrlnrent 2$ Appor. 1 00 li'Um & Fancy 8:80 Wyatt EarP It won't Include Arrlculture Secretary Er.ra Taft BM~~on, who Soma Other' Time 13 Of the tftt"h fruita tlon. 2 30 The Feminme Touch 9:00 Darey 'thomH won htrh fav(lr in GOP c\rr:les "'hen the Senate bar:ked the ftt~lblt U Hauter IS Study td 3 00 Afteraoon Film Festival D:30 DuPont CaVIleade PerhnpR tf I WOI ked Wllh you h In ° price aupport pro&ram v. hlch l4 1 keyttone ot his policy pronoun umm r 5 00 'M.Jekey )louse 10 00 WeStern Music some morP somt> other tlme .. " J15 Fats. hort aound.1lna 1 Two or thret lll&illant aecn~ttrltl, however, a1 e aald to be on thO 6 oo R~k;r 1onu 11·00 New• with Marc Jennines M1ss G01 dnn su 1d 11 Amel'leu telt!phone 2a. wo.y out, Benaon J1 1'4p•~ntAd lO be dtapleased at 33 1-'~nny .. 6 SO . New; with Mare Jon!WlCS ll:QG Wutlier But she hnd 11 substitute hnndy moth • ftwo worcb) 21. the way thue IDifldals hnve handled matter• 36 Lettn or th 6 35 W!'AIIIer 11:1~ SpO<III Th ~ rlm k-t'} L'li MJs~ Abroms, o tB Prevalent •l& The thlfh 20. Oepa1 tment 110\lrce• say that any Btn10n 11ub• alphabet ~ 40 TV Pro!n wMIIl lin 1\lolile 1l; IS Ctty ~e 20 Land· bone nallHI Nl.'w Ymker had cut a ordinate who h&ll glvel\ the Democrat11 ammunl• 37 Owna 7 00 Kukla, Fran fo Ollie 11:45 Sln Olf el,\~N to eornt> down and stand 1 meaau-n Jd MacaW• tlon ror "mltmanagement" ct\tLrfea can ttruro ,. ~!lh~ I rend~ m rn~f\ Mls~ Gordon need· 21 Beut , 18r .. ~) that he II liattd to fO 1 ('d "subunt 11 ~II wondol!ul ex 22 Fellow• Ill City In Pnaldr.nt S:laenhower, whon admlr•tson tor h":.t:!."m:1: candtme~t Frana. 23 A 1 BentOn haa openly tnci'(I&Jed of late, ll conald· pc1·iente," 1\.fJ!I.~ Ab1nms assmcd 2ts AnUertd • trtd un.llkely to oppo1e any "tlO\IIOOltantnt' me animal !".'-~· W plana tht ..cretary may have "I've workt>d with M\s,~~ Abrams IT Amtrlcan Meanwhile, alwaya aware that the tarm. ...ue fnc nr srx t1mes Shr's an excel1~ fltrtbJlay, Celebrated . . ~.. Ia a blf one, the Demoerate ar• exper::ted to con• lent s ubj~t but I've never trJed TYPe • ttnut auempttnr to tupport their anertiOnl thll Family Dlnrter slden;;.tO;i,.b< thiS :<~OI't of tlung With her be· ~I;'I,IN the farmer• have had a poor dtal trom tht ID'I..n• Saturday at tho fml' M1 s~ Uordon stud Sl.J4t.n~ Stcrthiry ....." hower tdmlnlltratlon "You 111 f' rulltng o.slf\CJl deep at[ a. ""• .Mrs 0 R Koeh-l • Hslet'f.l de~pc1 und deeper :12 JIW\M i!i', ~~~~~',e)POrt; celebarted the birth· ' 'HtDDLE EAST-Not all the aewa In Wublncton If ot poliUct. aslePf>, r..JJss Gotdun tnlll!lted as month B Wetse; Harrison·! 'fbere an auU the dtplomatlc war• to tM rouaht. Ml!t~ Abrams stared Hxodly mto IS NlpperUkt aunt of Mfl Koeb. ClaW Top Blatt department expert• and Pretldent J:iaenhowtr hlmlllt Sally year otd dab· her t.'ycs Mtss Ab1ums went undt~r ... Muaionott an worklnl hard lo ftnd a formula th&t will pnvent war betWMA Koehlers In no t•me at all, and arter !Orne Jll Nomine Jlrul and tbe Anb ata.t.ea, but the problema art many &nd Ultrt ~;,;u~~: the dinner were: Mr. dcmon~l\rnlwru that proved s.he ncaptlonl •re no tiiY IOIUtlOftl. wa~ truly hvpnohlt'd Wl! were 11. Dron'4t .. 00 •• , M~";ha;Rir. C S.ns· Baalcally, the ~rid Ia taeed wltb. rlllnt Arab nauonallm-an4 "' , Middle read~ to bc;un U. Tendency u one IPOk•man dtc:l•red neatly: • Tht very exlatwe ot tht Ia em· 'Now [ want you to remember" .31 Enlign1 1tate of llraelbi in lt.aelf Q.Crreu ." and Mrs msh·uch'd Mi!is Gordon ''when 4\ A IUft hair 'l'ha Ara~ have a1wayt auen.ttd at\on of 'hat n.atton-a pal and chUdren Cb,.Utlne, you W!'re 12 years old •rell us =~h of tht Jewlab people for 2,000 rure-btuu~e It ha4 'o bt c:arvtd 411 Qet.b' LY;I.D, Ricky, Mir::-hael and whut you !iCe rlvtr out ot tert'ltory they formerly oontralltd Karen Sa\Jl'. · I m JUIIlPlllll 1ope," M\s~ An appttl to the U-.lttd Nat~ may nJI'I. lnto • SOVIet veto: or AIJIIIIllS bl'&an But I Wtsh J had on tht other hand It mtlht Hrvt on\y to Inflame tempen mo,. bt• I!OWN ~o methmg ehe to do Jumpina SuiiJHB~ Rouset«JrmJng C*Uit of •ttttet.d at\11'1 debate. I Bln4 l 'UtJt' I~ borma She describThe Vpttt4 ltattl ancl tht otMr w..tern powera are ec~n.Unutnr ed ~tdewnlk und stroct corner ,t4 wu. )ftmfllp IIC&Inll ·~ to l>Oth lid.,: ana l!tt!>l~ A sutprls• house warming for their ..,_,.. eroutd ln boge lhat ttnJion• will die down. Tlltt •Pwht>n• she wu phtylng Then Miss •. Neptlft IU. aoo loltj. O.or•• llaQ'o• and pea.n to bt the 011e ch&nct or prtnntlnl a Nrt.oua war. rtplTGortlon told her to go back fur· ' toft~ Billv.' Wit held Satllriftv ev tht•• she was stx }ears old and ~n.lt' when a l!roun of trlencb, DAJl,Y "CRYProQUOTE- Hore'o how·lo -rk "' wotlid tell Ul what she !'lllW !. DII:!"•II!'JII.,~JI!. ~J.~UJ~:!::!'!•": tbat VIce Prtotdeftt ltlohrd r.f. wli9 bad beea mvtted to th~ Dallas , tl<!ket te virtually &fiW'td, DemoI.XYDLIIJ.'·A:XR GIYtl Ch~rflls' N•met ~me tor a 11et tot!'ether brou.s:ftt attackll 011. him. He, rather \han. lt L 0 N G F E ·L L 0 W MIss Abram.ave u~ the nnmes k\rt!i ~or th,elr noartment Ellln.howtr, deftAJttl)' be their aumtter ~1\1 taflet. ut the f'hlldren who ~~~t on either Oftaletttr limply a~d' .for an.otbJr. In tbla eJS_a.R,Ie A la ~ The jrQ_eab were Mr anil M"rs ~~ .'!'"\~~ Will epeak out. m.oN..Iharpl)' on 1 ~tfk of her In the flr~! ~rade She for the th,.. 11.. X lor lhe two 0'1. etc: Sh\lle Uetttt1, ·~ Lee Smlth anti ~on, Mal"):, Mt anri than at any Ume alnee Mr Elaen• Nl"n trc!phlu. the llllfth U.d formation of tli• W(lrda are all hl:n"U. ,\,\! tod .sobbing whl.'n she told Y:rll JJ~ck l}ac-lmer Sallv Scttaar ~;;.;;;;a·o-..it" ••hfCk. t:~Jllef txeeutlve't endor.,. . Eacift 41.)' the codfl letttrt an difterenL how she had lost one o! her fa-. Mr. a1ld Mrt~ Robert Tmyk.sllarv 1\le mate bu ftne.lly freed vorllt• doll!! Thrn the hypnotist Mltldlepnrt Mr and ?.Irs thO rutra.lnta lmpot;c4 le"r1lltt .. A Cryptorrarn'Quotatloa. lrmk he1 to the llgo• of lhree and bel:c~l!r, Charleston ntne•. f1tH1lh to th.e agr.> of one PTT IPY lJPCit: C.o,YJlJ vzeT work rqur::h more tloatlY with tht W'hlte 'M} !ather IS dov. n on his '-':'~!· ~~~ wb~D It ~mee to delive1"1ttJ JJ9ln1~41 ITPCCYI.'M CYYQ, MP OJMC eEYX hands mul knees I m 1t \ mg w walk IO\\ ,!rd h1m ' th <' 1(111 saitl OpQQP.,I-M CJI'IY MZ Y J~ 1t, thlnre tbf! f'r,otl• to Chlof !Carl W"'"" .. At the e11e or one month. there was not mucb iOine on. "J'm tn .1~~~~~~~:~ _wl" lit ~•!#II• C.~~~~ my crib. Jylnf on my atotQaeh •· It:, ,•• -,_.,_._-,.. 11\trt 11 no !'tfl!l"\9,11~ What dld abe aee ' aroutt41 brr? "Just tbe bar, ot m,- aib.'• Publlslttd t'\eTy aftenooo e:rcept Sunda} t..v Tht> Uh JL) Valley Seafil\el,..Jru:.• .11t Ito M:e-cbarut• St, Pomeruy, n Bu ~t ui'~.J ufftce pbone 398, f"dttorul offlcp phonP 397 • 9J !Y CHARLES M. McCANN ~Lua room modeNl PY"TI!t4N SiSTilJ /AliT b). Ml ;;.~ Jollefl, Tlu! s~r ud omcen of d'le mu st-!1 prayer h)' the nune~~ Mf'IJS 'temple-, Pylbian Si._tln, the recaaional "'Follow the wUI meet thiS e-Yen:lng at the boJ6e ~t.,,m .. by Mn Lamer coneluded wbieh a re- or Mrs. M.ihlred l,.l)we. the thureh , wdb laundry N Ben-gel I I -Room 32 Students Present Friday n.•. ~of 'l'hllll<l &04 -~~ t'l .. ~ of Eveo~ prblted AI ,.,.. Lv $oidlled rat-o. ObiiYI!riea publl8hed at 1 eent per word. I. Assembly Program At Pomeroy Hi -nJisDAY- ---; I 11111 ""CI TO , .. 1J10A i --~···_. JOidlfOII UA-IIOUII ' I. And TlleiiENSATlOIIIAL· l.AWN JOY l't)WE!l MOW!R! M- -Show Your Karr & Yan %anclt we HS-TV::-C-=:-::-h-a.=_n_n_e_II-- •d M h " of Saga ''Bf} ey urp y A~m!rlttoEdo:rl Said Not Too Strange·~.:a~~.~kr s!:'!"~; ?r. :r pc'[~ ~:~~':t~::·~~~~:.e1:~~~t. I uo I Finder of BI·Focnl Cla.sses at Legion Hall, Racjne, call 0018J and receive reward - 3-24-3tc ·__,-'-------=---18 BI Auto Services ., aAWL!Na B. H. so=:N=sc-c::co=-."--::24 b.our Wrecker Serv1ce. Day Pbooe 0221. N111ht Phone 6039- l:. DODGE PLYMOUTH "'t" N. 0. D. 1J<;A~ oiftaH.l ERS. -----·"Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT. balancing and brake sen:10e (, Hackett's Safety Scrvtce, We.st 1 1 iMain Street. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 267 5ot~-tf ifl" GRAVELY OAk'D~E~N~T= R~A~CT::co=R~S ~ R. A. PINLAW 512 E MAIN ST. POMEROY PHONE JQ4.X JACOBSEN Ths Judge of tlhe Probate Court, Meigs County, Ohi-o. 3-12, 19, 26-3tc ~ ~~-:· ~.;~~-~~::~~~~;hal fl~ . whl~;:l\llillt J"''"' ., '' -----,' --- --~ ::__ ,J:~ J ' Sig~tSHfftl, V.catl- ... .,..,r env l'xtn 10\'f.- ..ct. hllt. -·· wlth • reuM trip tidrtt, ba~tuect two adult :I ~~~~'(lel~,h~~h."roup weleomt>d . Kal HQ>Iiy, MI!D!IP.f 300 W. SECOND ST. Phone· (13! or 5tl. POIHI'G1 II. Mi"N ST. M5:1 f9M.DY, DHID Hutm Mun -fn .fl-5; Sal. f-,P ard WJison, Mr and Mrs Jack &chtel~ Mr and Mrs Charles Ratliff, Mrs Ernest Co\'('rt, RogeL Unable to be prcse_p.t Sun planninJ tq JOln the Miss Pru;cilla Barnes, Mr and •Mrs Her· ~~d H9WArtl WUson 0~1! l't!~Fitfl91 t..ll 9Jipq;i!J~'JI· 1 - .... I• m~ tf Mon; ..._ GR£YJ-IOUNO t;9vert ITS EASY AT E"nterprue EUB Ladie• Aid llu Qqilting MI'PI The Ladtes A1d ()r the Entorprl&f! EUB Chuteh met Thursday at the fburth for an all day qulltme A poth1ck llu~Jij!r was served at Qoon to K_rt. RObert Qnis. :Mrs. Dana YO'daf, Mrs. Ben Bllet, Mrs. lleli!ert 1\Neli. Mn!. Ellzabclh Rathburn, M'r11 Myrtle Ritil, Mn. Walter Walker and M1'3 Clara Grueser Chumh Junior Guild lfil PO!IIEKOY , COME IN AND LOOK AllOUND SAVE ON POWER ~~~~~~~~~~~~::~::::::::::::::::::~::~~ II 'To Sponsor RreakfaRt DIAMOND The Jun;or Guild or the Ml Mor ilh BapUat Chuteh wiD have a Public brelkfut starting at 7 a m. on E.,ter morning m the ehur~h basement dlnina: room Plans have been comoleted for the breatfnat and t\ekets are ?'lk: The Junior Guild are alw m ebarlle of the Sunrlae sef!t'iCC at KEEPSAKE RINGS the Mt. Morlah Church at 6 p m. ... Juni_Qr High SuMQy ...... .. s... ... ~- were Sandra Brew- TIJ9se coml'!}J bt tran§fer or Jetter Or eOnfe~iP.~ of foith wert Mr. and Mf1! Paul Thomas, Mr and Mrs Carl WilS(In, Mrg How- I v.., pl~nMd .- . ..,~~~~···~£l· .. ~lloWtl'rd Wilson :·: "ho ..-ere in I Skating Pqrty Sol. l!::r~J:; ~... n11nel • Gibb-ons unable I .... For ttat.ls, ChriStine Coats, Betty Covert, Local WCTU Chapters·Hold Gdfherin. Friday Ereniqg'At FirJt ft:~ptist·Churcb: Schcd Closs Has CHARL~STpN Mary Carol Swan- I ,- l!ff,kf f'ol- M-i oaf'!s S4N F. .IIC:tSCO , . :;~~~;~~[~ an~ .toh'n r.IMilo, ao •· ~':...~""' SACIIEMINTO ~ W ! LOS I,NGEtES ReceptiOn or members and the presentatum or • preP.U.&tor)' Hus Wl'lffl a paf1 of ~a mo,nttnP: worship serv1ce on Palm Sunda)l !ll the Hf!Jth Metbod1sl Church Rev L A. Bangerter, pastor, has been conduct,ng a catethetJcal class and the members were ques· honed on thc1r work s.. • • • 'nu*I/RG. Heath Methcidist OAll Y ( R SSW RD ;: PI!IP.URGH . "Held ,Sundt;~y At .. For Sale CtNCINII4n • • •••• COI.U'IW~OS Special Sei\'ices ~ I i1Jiil,i;,;,,· ~~r;: MOTOR SAL18 ....~ 4111 W. Main Pomil'oy, OUt r.. ----- ASHINGTON Th!! w~a·· ~i ..tioa of 1he Sulltvan read an article from the J'trl& p,ftt~WterJan CllW'fh have m1 ~!>ion publu~.ation '"nle Out· hl¥t tedlfe~ • Idler from Mno reaeh" deolm& wdb tbe unport A. 1. Sbiut, exfeq!Jve secretary ance of work done tn the reiJg~­ oJ l)lo Jllld wbleb .... read ous field by the Jll'i& 10 Afrrea ~en t)ttp ~t. , ~t t6e ll'hurth last Tent:ative pllD!!I wer.e made to ~. ~ membe,. ol the /oo.<O- rnsu.n cabanets jn tile cbnreh ~a.tlon w~e thaDked for thelt' kitchen ll~ a pro)tel 9t ihe As.'«)w.orlt; '"' lhe ... ~ wh"' tho I!J'l9<1 Ml>bllo ~i•iled Pomeroy elation A dr-ssert rout'!le WI.<IJ Sfi'Vtd by tOfOpUy. • Vn. Dwight Wallace, p(tSid'ent, the [ollowrng hosttsSeS: Mrs Rod· Was lo. .cbarse of the metotrng and ney Sauer, M1ss ~ic Stund«J, tb& devotlofta[ service opened Hrs Lewl!l H Sauer, Mrs J'Joyd a voei!ll duet "The Jfoly Carmack and her m~ber, Mrt Citll" by Mre. raul Hapt.onst1l1 3teele-, Mrs L.twis Sauer Sr. and OMothy Savely who were ---n· ~-4(!rompanl~ by Mrs Lillian Steiff. Mrs FIO,d Carmack read. an ~rticle "A ktter to Mary tqJfalen~' fro\n' "'1\e J4tals" 1nd durmt the program 'Mrs .Yamts -_;:::;;:c...,.. ;.,_-r-1' ___, ~--- crw ---== Willing Workers Plan For Penny Soda/, Thurs. TO Mllf 'l'hr- Junto~ SbJkespeare 'Cluh "111 mttl \\'e4JI,•d.a7 at ~ P 1J'. \1 thf' tlome of ·MJ;. Jed Wellder !t. on S.prin' A\'eGI!e. Davis-Warne!- Yf· :J.'~UtL'"'!! li\trance Service ~l\<9l)d Sl. PoM~,Y. ·oMo 101 .i~l~i ':;.4ft: ,.,.,.,.., Dale C. Warner, Agent fbone 336 • X comP~ line of Insurance A.u'-- Fh, General Liabllit.J /'P;.,prll • eo.......... ,., .. w~.a~ ...Brown's ,..,..-...-· (/1 ~v·~ For v<>ur lovelv Brl\le choose the ~'<wt<I!Pus de· f2JD'f_ol_ 3-14-SO.tc olii ... fo ... iU INSURANCE AGENCY WE BUY n'AmmntAL ~ .... OHIO VAll:.~ JUNK CO. Fir•, Auhllnollfie. Huitt. #,CC LifO, ~....11\']~ Iondo roirr . Reol Broker OMtD IIIII v· ~ I ' :-- '\ -·( 'Ttl / ) liU.( r ORS Phone 18()..X Tractor Sales Politei'Cly, Ohio ~,W BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs Noel Herrman hnvc announced the b'irth of a pound seven OUIC\l 4111lghter, ta Bernadine. on M:arr::h 15 -~"- '-"ae"~\!i:"at ::::tk sian and bWloortl. Qualitv O.f a ~enu!n~ relrislefe\1 k:"'""';Wo Diamond Rln~ COLLINS J EW~I,.RY $TORE lllelr bctmc oq :iYOI!Ml;l r:;_,::•OM;::,:&:;;A.;;,OY;....._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;...,~~~ �• • • •• The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio antz n IXJNHARP£/I. 19:56 815 Tlitl Harry El&enstadL a forme.- rna· 'fl/00/i 7AMI IWHTY lt'liiK .,-He #UCKFYH, NFENPI!IG CHAMI"', .'itart braer,inll: about Bob Feller's lOrN #.C. A.A. 7?Airl 7WI.#M!II<5 CKAhfPIOh'~l/1/' 1!1 AIGH' Oct . 2, lt38, Ei$enstadt reeord 18 strikeouts in on& game. The day Feller set tbat record, i~Y #o.R 7'!/tl~ TO ~1. cer.ama Pat Lowry 7-5 Weekend Sports Favorite Over Summary Baker Tonight PRISS BY UNITED Seturfty ClllCAGO- Ted Wheeler was the ~tltcMr WOMAN SEBRING. J<'la .- World cham · pion driver Juan Manuel Fangio or Argentina and his ltalian driving partner, Eugenio CaatcllotU won the )~lorida International 12hour Grand Prix of endurance auto race in a l'~errarl tiPOrh car. ,. - LowJ"y .~ land s only five (eel , 9'f.l inche.-; Iall <~nd flaht& at about 100 pounds but he puts his opponent s to sleep with astounding frequency . A former •Marine fl"'m Tokdo, Oluo, he h.:Jii lo.sl nine JIALLANDALE. Sla.- Florida- or 40 !i~,;h U;. brcd Neodle11 won the $14!i,UOO Baker hall had con~idcrably F'loridu Derby at Gulfst)'('am Park !e:;:. experience than Lowry but covering the mile and one·cighth has not been defeated in his last in track record time of 1:48 3-~. seven :startll. In Ida mOiit recent· fight, he knocked out Buddy NEW YORK- LoulsvHlc won Jackson In \.hu first round in a tho National Invitation Basketball Madison Squaro GarUa prcllmln Tournament by_ defeatlna DayLon ary. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ OJ 80. St. Jose ph's of Philadelphia won third place ,b y downing St. hancls of New York, Da-8:.!. ,60 tJH i)\f diUuaion OVEC plaolo lo lle<omber 1111!1 direct The 1.2IO.OOO..tw CHfty Crnt 18yjllp .to AEC of se-veral million Plant is . lor.M:e.d on the O .. io tJ.. v,•r ISO milei downstrea_m lrorh -~~.'f-lae. laiCJt estimate of lhe 00$11 Cincinnati: 1be 1..075,000-)w Kyof tile two plant11 and the other Ker Creek Plant, lhi! lar&Hl JIO'f- 1 electric !acmues built by OVEC tr !dation in Ohio and aeeend i~ IJptroximttely $385 million, in· onlr lo il.t si.lttr plant amoot the c:ludJaa: miscellaneous construe· world.,. lara~t priY,,ite PQiltr tion work normally don~ after a plants. also Is located QD the Ohlo power p\an' ill placed in opern- midway between Parteraburl. ud tlaa.. The final ule of securities Huntlngton, W. Va. to inlurance companles and bankil The tremendous bulk of JJOtr.e r in this maJor financmf{ program is ftd to the PortJillOUth Pi'ojeet toot place on Marth 6. \'io 380 miles or double-tJreull, The latest ~timalf'l of the cosl 330,0fJO.vo1t transmisaioa Uaetof pOwer tb: the AEC Is ~ lightly the hl&best voltqe lfiiet. tn-:1¥ be-low the ·estimate made in H~2 nallon. At the A-PJql; ..pdl' .tla signif~ant accomplishment in ergy is utillled ib tb'r, ,Jaijet R.!Je the race of millions or do11ars of separatlon ot tlle isOtope- U-2SS ei('.Aiatlon In CM'Is of mate-rial s from natunl uraniulti. and· equipment, i~J-crem;e d labor cosls, •• rise In rool mls. '!'be r~..~.:..t_ olfsattrng taetors thai ha~·c made '11a Y~& ·IIIUl!l for30 day& Thecmt ofonly6 cenU • a day prove• it. . •. ~lain Pbone 187 St. :'..'t.:i I:'.J!l:i{'J.''·owl>rid••~ R.'·i ~beman DQ~,.'~~we. infielder Jaekte ,ftrandt and aeeODd wa "'' ' .t ....·•- 't!ANIC\' ,, ..~. ! ..huM~~~ WOW--- HERE COMES THE QUIZ MAN FROM THAT BIG TELEVISION SHOW WHICH WAY IS. PINE STRI< ET i' THAT· WAY THANKS HERE'S FIFTY DOLLARS OOPS··•t THOUGHT 1 WAS WORKING- · ' ) ' ,. j .. E " "·.,, f\~. • . l . .. FORD/ii'-/ ~ ALLoAMIIICAII NWfOIMAIICI CIIAMPIOII Winnfr' Or Top·Awarct Winn•dor All-Around Sto<l Car MANUFACTURER'S' I ' ·...... tiiOI'HY ' ' Ooyloria·l~ll;" ' Florida ,, Performance ••• • o I • - \, • L6Z SHOPS Dreu BeU..r for ~ill ..... ~ ' ~--~~----.,..,...--..._ " ...! '· ~ •clcetl••n of spring clothe• that wUI Ill your ...... • I· • r• . . f' ' ~ w J E H SUNSET ,..:STATION' . 990 On Your Dial In Gallipolis ROOMS OF Furniture • Wltb TQ! .. IH Coout SL l.adle• . . . . . . . . . .. 120 E. Moln 81. • ~::~l ~~ ''YOUR . StiR RISE • FOR YOUR EASTER AND GRADUATIOM . APPAREL Shop At L & Z SHOPS • ..rue· ·· IIery Wntrutn is iaenllfled. !:ac~ entry mull! have vow oame and address to be eligible lor the prizl!. There (!aQ be only one winner. The earllost po!rtrna,. ~ and neatne.ss of entrv decidt:.S thf winr."-'!r itJ c~se rnOt'"' lh<~ n one C'OJTPct Entries art> received . MYSTERY WOMAN ENTRY BLANK ~AM! OF MVSTEnY Wm!AN II'AME . ...... .. _........ ·.. . .. . ..... ..... Services 'Start .\DDRESS . . . . . . . . . - . . .. ' Di•·• Pre-Easter ( Dro.wniug V~etim I Tonight At Reedsville Ch'Nstian Chf!rclt ...... 46l S. Third Sf. JIMMY PARSONS . I1.L.!;.!!!!!:~~.o.....;:...,~.._.........._ ......t.O..,;.io--..._...,.~~..JI,~;~~·;:·~'~'~~~~..;~~~ . -- -·- . ., ' .- ' I ' I ~ '' ' ., ' . ':; ,,, ...~ot~~~.:.~~'f'"t;flli!".,-+--:----"-...;~~G-':"" _____...;_-,~'r:'""~~~-~~pfSCJ~ ~~-4·'.,., · ' -... ., .. - _..., ...... . . !3, ·~e This evfming"s will also a. brief dlildren's termon buiJt uo\l.Dd an obJeot leuon. These short sermons will continue throughout tbe wetk · with the children havini a pa:-t iu each. William Hoselton wilf be dir-- Rav~ oi who drown~ Mareh 7 in Four ' •ng the (l'OUP du,og .the Sund'Y..; «ting the group •inginJ! and Rev. ~~rm 4 ounces of 'PpJe Cf(;ek near here. I lii • Ihe <o>t ol &a.:b day. until furtller a.> tire, Tlte llaiiJ Sentwel~ 1'1 J MYstery Woman Contest with thli ~t.O(J ill value each day tho Mystery Wot~~an is ' 1 lditd\lfled. Winners will be announced eac!l tine the M'J0011 Tomght when the Pre-Easter Evange.Hstic Ser. vi.~e's begin in th e Reeds\llill" Cht~stJan Church at ·, 11/~N, OJU0:-''Jttnn#l' con- 1 HIDtfniiGTON · v1 Va UP- i 7:MI P ~-Carolyn Crislip will bf ~~'-· i~4.;,~:~r:.~!f~;~t.tr~ AU. S. D8Y)' dlv~ li'Otn!l .G~ leave direeting . the ehildrtn's . cho~r. =~~ !.,tt:;~~,~~.~f.t' !rom tlle Carrier .SIIIIday reeov- : Carolyn_ ts t~n years ~ld a~d In to bilueve ttutt J wu over,..•e18h.t u < ered the ·bocb' Manhll Adkins. ! ~he CtlOJr. domg a .rme JOb direct- ;:•:'':h:":·~":":Y:bt>::<: ·,=c-~-------=n=n:•:•r:o~:=·::::::::~~~:::::::::::~;I - -- • down MYSTERY WOMAN CONTEST lULlS .~·a.IT ~0 lit•· Near ' H·11nknd: '. r.' " D ., a ·~ · • 0 N T 'H ~~ · · ...-~...-.~Q"""v ~ ' IU,.vy po.sslble keepin. '• . PhHadolphi11 (N) 1 B!Jslon {A) 0 Kan. City (A) 13 Wa.~hington (Al 1 Chicago (A) 6 CJncinn11ti (N} 1 St. Louis (N) 7 Pittsburgb (N) 4 • PC)rfsmoYth a• \, 1 3.00 . the OfifW+! ea~timaf. es ha\>e ~II: majOr ~Jio,its ill dm;i&n. consfnlctiton, finaDCiag and opefatioa. Ground wu brokea. for both t*n •. bln ¥so resuUed ill aY UNITIO PUSS I :.. FURNITURE -p~wer below Baseball Scores BAKER - We like tohaJJdYOU 124 E. "1llh 1oeo Wt!deuttr.ed . Me•ben of lite lbi.WY Wtj IIWI'o famUy and tbe employHt of the Dally SeJIIIIMI<I{f aol eUalble 18 win. The ldentlly of Tblo w- fi' New Worth · , •"'It EST. ~ outfielder -MiriN Cpl. Dtnny L. Palmer .. ~r•tulated by .Mal. Gen. ~ G.. ~urttr. comll'ltndfng ,.!Wtl o1 .... Mu;l~ c- •• Dooot, Pftdt' I,IIMo!. S. c, ,..tdllfll!ll . !hlr<l In hi• c.... at tht ,pr:~.K bDtructon ---------:-:-~= ----------~ ' Who II tit~ woman? Name ber md you wW will lt.t!+ pia~ $1.00 for every day Tbe DaUy Sllftllael Jllyotay Wt~; PAAJIS 15y.N0, 5. C. CFHT>ICl £: In Identify vtYSTERY A Double 6otl•r His composite bes t over the four rounds was a 3G-31~61 whih~ his composite worst-and you should be so lucky-was a 39-40· 79 which includ~d a double bogey on tbe lOth bole. He compensated With 17 birdies and an eagle over the four rounds, which may be why the doe may be the first man to win it twice in a row. Bullet Bob Turley of the New York Yankees has aom_e ground to make up againat Chicago and Cleveland. In four years he has had four and dropped 2 to the White Sox and hu a l-9 record against the Inctian.s. Turley may have found the reason-soda pop. Up to now. be. claims. he has Cflebrated his victories with from six to eight b!JtUes of soda. Now be has $iWOra .off the bottle. Mllllnt . The Daily :=i rookie• . ·Flas~lhulfelin.JfrQm.tMobilgasl Economy;.Run NI<;W YORK UP-·Pill. Lpwry, a 26-year old wulte'rwelght who ha s scored 28 of hi s 40 victorlei by knockouts, U. a 'l-G - favorite. to whip Larry Baker of New York In their nationally t elevised bout tonight al St. Nicholaa Arena. Dumont will televise the 10rounder, beginning at 1D p, m. $299 oo looking -Caft!' ~~·~,·~·--------------- ·--- --· ----------~---------------------------- Milw;IUkC(' {N) :i Dul.roil <AJ 2 Now York (Al 5 Brookl)•n {N) 0 IY LIO H. PITIRSIN Moon Shifted To 'lrJt United PrH' Sporh Editor Blasingame who bit .302 alOma· Cleveland (A) 4 N('W York (N'l 3 ST. f'l-:TEHSBVIW. li'la. UP - ha, I~ battling the veteran Red N .Y . (N) "D" 7 Dalll. lA) "8" 2 (A) 5 With enersclic J''rank Lane lft. Sehocndlcnst fGr the second baBe Chicago CNJ 10 Bpltlmore - - -- ---· slflll('d as the new general mana. spot while Alex Grammas and ~------------~ gcr 11nd comb~<~llve Fredrlic Hukh- Dick Sthofield are shortstop can- r !;lAKER FURNITUD ~ imon as Hclrt manager, the St. didale11 along with Brandt. LIJul s CardlnaJs arc hoping for Wally Moon, who waa cvnverted 'J beltcr lhinJ;Mt his scaKon. from an outfielder late last aeason, !: FOR The cards finished seve nth In . deflnhdely will start tho season at Hl!i~ when their pitching went Gour flrBt, according to Hutchl(U)On . If ~ "'J but they hope (nr m11rkcd improve- he d!Jcs not imrll·ove In his de- ;:. • c: men! in that dt•pnrtnlt'nl lhls yr:1r ((•n~ivc work, however, Joe Cun· .. ::0 with the rt>l.urn from s,· rvlce nf ningham and Tom Alston, both of Qll 2 whom have failed In previous DG Wilmer Vltlel(llr (~nd Mizell. Mizell won 13 Q:iltnes for ilu' \led- trill)~ . arc Hvallable. Ken Boyer, :.= C:: birds In HI~ hcfure u:omg into : one ur Ihe league'a hcst rookies ~ ser\'lce aml gcnrrnlly WiiN rated in 19~~. will he at third with Solly as one of the L'Otning 11 l11r~ of the Ht•ml:; behind him , I SLan Mu~lcal, Dill Vlrdon ~tnd Rip g»me. Also, Lane ho" twl'n J:i ountting out R('pul ~ kt will be thil uutflcld start. all other major lcus.:ue cluhll on l'ts Joe f'razh~r and either Archie dc11l:< 1o ;-ain pltchlug strcnglh Wil ~un or l'ctc Whhwoaat will be New hnnd while he ha ~ n ' t come througb tht' outfield rl'!lervcs. 1 with a grade a!( yet. the chances Behind the 11late It will he Blll l ~ arc good he will . S11rni, the veteran Walker Cooper, The Cardinal& also orr cuunUng and rookie Hal Smith. another ! :> on a t·omeback by F1·ank Smith. llon~ton graduate who hit .299 la11t the rK -L'i nclnnatl rf'licf ace who year. ~ Ou Thct Unghtes~ Curotr =i wus of little value Lu tho club "~:vcn·thlng depends on our ln M.ldQie~rl C:: Jost .sl'a11on becnuNl' ot a ~core arm. pitt·hlnt,: ," lluh~hint~on ~;Ald. " I( we I ~ :o BAKER I'URN!TUR! ll•aMd With Southpaw• get It we !!hould cllmh two or lhi"C<1 Thrcce left-hnnders be in Uulchlnson's t~tartllllt will rolntlon. liarvcy Haddix and Lui!! Arro)'o, an I 1-eame winner In hil rookie li('Rson la11t Y«'IJ', ln addition tu Miz~ll . For rlght·hand.-d 11tartcrt,, trutch i• tmnklna on Tom Pohol· 11ky, Larry Jackson unt1 Willard Schmidt. Other poat~ibllitil'-8 i1wlude Bob AfaiJc, up rrom Jlouatoo where be wa,; a 16-~tame wt·n ner; Oordoo Jonu . a bu111 lut l!f'AiiOil arttr a fine rookie year in 1934, and Ben Ylowers, who bid 1 12-D record at Buffalq. Ellh~ Kindt1f, lhe 41·YCBf old' (or· mer Red Solt reltef ace; Paul l,.a:Palme, Jaekle Colum and Stu Miller are candldatea for bullrea JobM alona: with Smith. Both Lane and Huteh'lnllon f~J the Card11 bave two of tho Milt ...- crickP.I. The lady crickets don't make any noict:. But then. what would a lady cricket have to sing about? With Ute Masten Golf Tourna·ment coming up it will ,!liVe you an idea of what kind of gold Cary Middlecoff had to shoot in winning last year when you consider his composite scores for fou• rounds over the par 36·36-72 Augusta layout. Lost, ."ltrayed or delayed: The Durblm Bulls of the Carolina League are ura:eo.tly seeking pitcher 'MarvlD McJar~:son 1 Curt P«ry of the l;)urham · club. sadly in netd of hul-lers, says that Marv left his Detroit address without a fonVardli:aJ address. Com6 home Marv, all is fOI'IIveu. Conservation corner: The next STILLWATER, Okla. - Oklatime· you hear ·a crid:et chirping ho~;Da A&M captured Its third y!JU probably ean confOund every straight NCAA wrestli ng Litle. It body with your lore as · a naturalist wu Its 19th. championship in 26 by tellinl ~bem it is. 0~Ue boy S l ; ; ' Detroit pltcber-wbo beat Feller 4 to 1. The aoswer iB that while FeHer was striking out 18 men, seven ot them were e:etting very tin)elt bits. And Eisenstadt al· lowed only four hits· to emerge tbe wirtQf.f'Carmen Bas.ilio, tile welter· weight champiOn from Syncwe, N. Y., who fists his ejown a.sainst Johnny Saxton at Chie•Jo Stadium Wednesday nigtil. fates bimsd.f .u a great · outdoorsma.n -but he gets seasic_. . whenever he goes deep .sea fishing. His forte is trout fishing. //A VI'~ #IA~CI/ :?9 Baseball TraiuiugCamps ' jor league h.urler now operating a hardware store in Cleveland, can laugb at his customers when they WILL COMP.rE IN West. I 771~11!· M£ reR .P'YIN<SJ nne?, of firth annual Ea~lrWest Shrine Iowa won the banker's mile 1n game for crip pled children rated the 20th nnnual Chicago Daily #S a toss up today, even though News relays in 4:07.5. PhiJ ColeAII·Amcrica lJill Russell of San man or the <.:hicago Track Club Frandl:lco was pla ying witb the was second. The cxperl.~ figured that no matter who won tonight, il would be a Lrcmcndou., game. pitting 20 of I hl" nation's top playens :1g11inst ca(>h other. A slight £1dgc, by thn ~e who wuuld ~o:i~· ~· on(', went Lo the Wc~ t and RuSbcll . He's teamed with K. C. Junes, the other San Franc isco ;\11-Amcrlca, on a squad handled by Floyd Stahl of Uhio Stole. The fi.:Mt didn't hav e a Russell but boasted the NCAA scoring li!oder, All . Amcrka Darrl'll Flo}'d or t' urmon, and a host of other talent, including All-America Si Gr~e n of Ouqucnse. The West also has AII,Amerlca Rob in Freeman of Ohio State. United P...U S...,m Writer NEW YORK ' UP-Fe•rless Fra· Icy 's Facts and Fi,v:uree; OF TilE ore Ah'&> I Mo. UP- The IY OSCAR FRALEY oF OJ{t<> srAr'i. W/lt'#~R I TODAY'S SPORT PARADE BUCKEYES' .8EST • • • • BY EAitL WRIGHT Boston Red sox.. The Red Sox lost United Pr"t Sport Write-r their third straight game although Bobby Shantz, 140 pounds vf Willard Nixon got them off on the spirit and determination, appears right foot by pitching perfect baseto be winniD& his comeback fight ball for the Cln;t six innings. Larry Doby got two hlb and and ~his good news for the Kansas City Athletics could mean trouble drove in lwo runs and Sherm Lolfor the Amercan League's top Jar collected three hits to help the team In 19&6. Chicago White Sox defeat t he CinShantz has had enough miseries cinnali Redlegs at Tampa , 6-1. with his left arm smce 1953 to Card• S.•t Plntu make him quite baseball. But the$ At St. Petersburg, Rip Repul.~ ki 's foot. 6-inch Pennsylvanian appar- seventh inning mn.sle with the ently never heard of the word bale.! loaded broke a 4-4 tie and "quit" and right now he looka: propelled the St. Louis Cardinals to like Kall.Safi City's No. 1 pitcher. a 7-4 victory over the Pittsburgh Bobby went six Innings against Pirates. Larry Jackson and Bar· the Washington Senators Sunday ney Schultz pitched scoreless ball and showed some of Lhe stuff that during the last five inni01s to help made him Ule American League's the Card'inals 11corc their sixth '':P.Iost Valuable Player" in 1952 strai&ht truirqpb. when he won 24 games. He scatThe MUwaukee B•aves scor_pd tered seven Sendor hits, giving up three sixth inning runs at Bradone run on Jerry Snyder's single enton to' down the Detroit Tigers, and a double by Roy Sievers. Bobby '11 teammates made it easy 5--2. Bobby Thomson collected two on him and them..selves by batterina: doubles and A &Ingle and Del CranBolrW\eslcr, the left handl'r Wa:-;1\. dall three &Ingles to lead the win.. ingtQn got from the New York ners. Earl Averill, Cleveland's rookie Yankees, for 11hc runs on five hits catcher singled AJ Smith hume and two err(lrs in the first inning. with the ninth inning run that gave Yank1 Trip Bum1 While Shantz tamed the Senators the Indians a 4-3 victory over the 13-1 at West Palm Beach, Fla., New York Giants al Tucson Ariz. veteran Tommy Byrne anti rookie Jim Busby h'it a three-run bQmer Ralph Terry pitched tbe Yankees for the Indians and WHile Mays to a 50 triumph over the world hlt a two-run homer Cor the losers. At Los Angeles the Chicago champion Brooklyn Dodgers at made 13 hits while beating Cuba Miami. the Baltimore Orioles, 10.5. The Granny Hamerner hit a 3-2 pitch Cub. got all lheir runs of£ Bill by George Susce over the left field :000 Hoak ~ot three hits Wlght. fence in the lOth Inning at Clearwater to give the Philadelphia and Ernie Banks colleeted two to Phillies a 1-0 triumph ever the boost his average to .4U5 while paciOM the Cub altack. KANSAS CITY, • cs ra1 White Sox Whip Redlegs 6-l While Indians Down Giants ~ Annual Shrine Game Is Rated As AToss-Up ' Monday, March 26, 1956 M.orldoy, Moren 26, 1956 7 c;hirie.s .J~ JacboD located the body o{ the 5th grade .11ludent about two feet under the s urface near the spot where the youth was last seen alive. The accidental droWning occurred when Msrsball, his 16 yi!ar old brother, and another youth were pLaying with a home made raft. 1Marsball wBs ou the raft when it eapllized in a swift current and the other youths were unable to rescue him. ·~- Sc~ooi hour. The cho1r hu been llirold C. Doster will be ~~teach · tr<~med hy ~Irs_ C'arl Walton' ~net ing, Rev. DoRter's. .sermon wPtc to- I ~!nnf~~alto'::__ _ 1night is "Stirrjng the City.'~' SPECIAL SEWVICIS HOUEI. HOSPITAL . Capt. Glenna Rummell hu announced special Holly Week serAdmitted Friday: CI~Olll A:· vJees with the Re'V'. and Mrs. Ed - ~ nold, Pomeroy; Mra. St,a].,. Colward Parker, Pomeroy, to b1e in ley, New Haven; Mrs. Oelbeit l»ulcbarge of the JJenice on Monday, · lin, Letart, W. Va. Mareb 28, at 7:30 p. m. Mr. and 1 Admitted Saturday: Charles G. Mrl. Patter, wbo are former mil- Sheets Jr .• Harrisonville. aionarie.s in China, wm present a i Biitha; a JO!l born to Mr. and ~as ion program. Mrs: Stanley Colley. _ __ =.__=:=:::c:_ 1 ~- ~- Hatlo .• �• " - An=::~~~~ ~.~ ~e::r~!e:!,h7.~~~.~: ~:~:~~ I ' ating 50th anmversary of confirmation and church member.sbip" in&:, eomm.:-morating the 50th an· their name and slgm•d by the Rev. niversary uf confirmation and Waldo J . BarteLs. Nine letters and church membership. telegrams were rec~1vc d lrom as There were 90 invitations sen t far as Callfurma. out and of th 1s num b('! 71 cert 1Three members or the church f,c.a te6 were distnbuh·d The cer· were confirm ed 77 years a,lfo. Mra tihcates were bound .n gold with Mar)' F1 sher, 91 , who was present, " Ch nstme · R oscn baum an d a pteture of the church , the yt-:l r .nrs. o! confirmatir,n and 1956 at the Mrs. Juliw Sm1th. .• eanor S. Schaaf, Midrlle-pc.rt Society ~di~to~•.!!!:~;Pb~o~n~e!!607~~9!!_:~~~~~:_____ '•ut:illl• Rearh~ Haw}dns. Pomeroy Societv Rditor-Phooe 8Z44 7'\J MfDJ)LEPORT SOCIETY \Mrs. vain PulfenS WriteS ParentS Ahll Rupe, RN, and Jul1e M:tch, Ithe weekend wtlh her uncle and I RN . G~lllpu lls, were weekend aunt, the Rev. and Mrs. Fred l. guesl3 of their parenLs. Gardner . Miss Lewis Is a Ohoo Un· AboUf Seo Rescue Mrs. Joe Stanford, Ceres, Cahfo r. \versity .fresh.men who made the nia, has been hosp~t.ali~ed for min· Dcan't~. hst With an average of OV · stodent nurse at Holzer Hosp1tal spent the weekend with her paren t s, Mr. an d M' s. Gera ld '"older " muth and son Larry. Mr. and "\irs. Edwin Sm1th of Indianapolis, Ind., were weekend guests of h1s parents , Mr . and Mrs . Ed J. Smith . Mr and •Mrs . Clarence Hill rcturned to their home at Cornmg ~~~u~;: ~~:~Ida s~~~d:~.th Mr. e Mn~n~~=-~~!.~':S::. ~t!,~:st:._ H~== the One Won OJte class of the Holt, Mrs . Joseph Cook. Mrs. Ed· Pomeroy Baptist Church Thurs - ward Park er, 'Mrs. Elmer Wiekday Mainevening Street. at her home Eas t bam and Jdn. Estella st1Dner. Vol. VII No. 291 Mltorlal Phone 3V7 BULLETIN UP - Senate conftre.t en tt.e WASHINGTON ° I Tuesday, ' / . I BY MEHlMAN SMITH Unlhd rreH Whtt. Howe Writw WlllTE SULPHUR SPRINS, W. Va. UP - Prft.ident EiJenhower l and the CanadiaD and Maino chitfl of Ita~ today reviewed the troubled world situation and ways to &trt'bgtben eOnlinent.aJ ties. Mexican Pretident Ruiz Cortincs and Canadlln Prime Minister Louis St. Laurent joined Mr. Eisenllower around a hig mahogany table in the ftnt such .. good neighbor" conference iD hUtory. I • Marv;n it. Barker, suoervrso' of ·.thli!l' Disability DetenniniUon • Section of the . West Virginia Re-. habil~tation Division, bas 2'e.tigDed to become a member staff of the lnlltitute .atlid He ,wW I Cluh IOSTON '' •• All-Truck Power New DeSoto clocked at over 13l m.p~b. Thl• now DeSoto A4Yint.,.., was electronicaUy docked at 137.293 milett per hoW', That'e f ~:~etor than any Hpood ever officially recorded -- for a Ft.ock ee.r in DeSoto's di&platement. When their clothes arc expertly cloatt· By '"! ' 4"1888. And it'll tbs kind of outatandin1 performance you can expetlt behind the wheel or ...,y now De Solo' . ' lhe- ~ ar in the medium J1lice fteld. You oughta drive one 100-D. . 3'10 ....... ....... ' __ • A~t'-"f:Hil"t);hiifit' t·l .,t~o~~ol• '""' ...... . - ,, IOISEPDI£1 DRIVE A Dl SOtO I!IPOII YOU DICIDI Clean~ers LEGION AUTO SALES " O'tlllliri,W ....... ~"~ . Tri- Lustre 251 W. MAIN ST ........ drtm.detfg ... ---·--~ -lof<lr.-yJ.. ............................ trwck ..... POMEROY, .. .........,~ -·· • ,· arrested and ttt~ed · ia JUl Kondiy nl.a;ht by Pomeray 'Police ~·- - ••• -"":'~~-- . ,()ffleor- He¢>' -w~ .OD ID It• and 01-ce. Jual;ce of the ·.,reaee Percy bora to lporonce, MOiga;P,t••· &;,t, Idola - chore•- BoafOD ' will . ....,. ~••dchll­ Peoples aaid toQay ~~t Julian• Mr. f-Dd Mra. Hurael Jqs\ice, of ail, V'lnton count.{~a· arc- ~d' appear befure tuyor E . .f. Robin. folir grta~ gi'aodcbll- Adklu, 25, \of Cbosapeake, wu Dexter. · •Ucnd -. dl~trlct pubu~· Nlat. son, Tu~t: eveoing. . rt~leased from euJt:ody Monday -:::;:::_:_ _ _---'----------'_:-·- - - -- - • . WLndoa, •lf&aon; So·--··~•- W ...... • :'~I ~~ ' t;: t"' ·~ ·. "' ' ,.;IN· ;..,"-.._.._.:.. lleeJ!t~: l!o•. after ' be bad made restitution to bla court-.. cheek charges aris;ng , __ ,__ 1 a p~ioua ·traffie tOD'Vietion court of Juitieei Gerald PlwoT....,.'o-t M....... TrockFNtv- C..,._Vldan Clllb ARRISTID Ott Bostoa, Letart FaUs, w.as Como in aDd let 111 live :you all tho facial -...,._.-i .. lfyllnf -= bower's aim in ealliae the collfer, em:e Wl.i "getttag to know ~ other bet~. " · _. mat. ~· Eisenhower, Pre~c~ Sc(retary James C. Hagerty said, 1& ened the tPeeting tp a family tbe United states • inviting its . ae~ - Me:Doo and Canada to "drop in for dinner." ' bullda lrUclm atronger, to 1aot 1-er ••. eave yoo lhe BIG l!JOil01 in operotlna aDd main~ c:oolll. e f"IICfl0110t, proctkof. • White Houlk! Press Secretuj Jarneto C. Hagerty empbasizea auin that no a~nda was befon the meeting_ lt:e said Mr. Ebei specialiall in hemiapfaeiic ten. ' _,to thinklnc dlat ·-·- "·-------~~~========= There wu mueh shouldf'T-5lap. ping u the three chiefs of state posed for plwtoerapbs just before they went into' their bu!'ines.s meet. log, AHo the buse battery of photo,:raphen lined up for the picturetaking, Hr. Eisen bower joeular}J told Sl Laurent they were attoat to face " my firine squad" awe who dOI!I not speak Eaglish, lookell a bit pltUled. Col. RaymODd .A:.. Wallen, the American interpreter for the conference, explained that ,.. Jlr. Eisenhower meant tbe phototf. '• rapben. ~ 1 -----~---- - - - · - - - - - - Howell. ,.,._ !!':teco:~=&Dbya:~cr:.us iop 1 Tbof l tour of 10 Asian eouatrin ud q •nalysU of the Middle Eaat crflil and lbe Far East 1ituation. 1bt conference was held in the dining room of Mr. Elsenbower't lavisb mite at the Greenbrier Ho. Eadl principal .... 1 lh utable borsepower fhateounh! I Sub-Debs Hold 'Spring Donee Friday Night a111d Stnlt P uer. OMII Is Identifi~ Pre-Ester Rites ,.,., ,.-, I _---,-.,.,...,.,.,...,.,....,== ;;::;;::;::::;:=:::::::::::==:::=~ll~n~LV~e:r:·~' '1~'..::'n:_:l~IIO=J~.;;;..,;;;;;,_,_"'-; I Robinson's Loundry Mystery Woman ELBERFELDS I _..,--a ol $9995 ed and pr$ed The North American "bi&' tbree" canvassed WOrld problems from tbe Middle Eut. crili.s to tbe lull: of forging gre.ter continental Jell· darity against thf RUSI'iau stra,. tcgy of economic penetration. Secretary of State Jobn Foster I Dullea gave a uport on biB receot 1'he two oldest girls , Ruth Jer, 11, and' Mrs. Zelda were sent to 'tory. The others, Mirl cain and Margaret all 15 were confined to Industrial &<Mol at ~I"".'~ their 16th to b. MARVIN It BARKER .... toMtht, turnl"' c.Ww hJoh ....., 4550 ..... ""' ...,.._; low IMitht 40--,q MHII SO.SJ MUth. Strengthening Of Continental . '· Ti~ Is Sought At Conference .POLITICKIN' ReJ C D • WorkerS To Have Meeting Tonight Baker Furniture ~-···~ ~t ... Leaders Confer World AHairf It's easyl Use on easy. terms OloiiO: htr:NniftJ d.udlt11• ... Single Copy Cal With Receives Nurses _. Cop on Friday Second Ward Women's Club Moves To Make Three contributions 01 $5 Apiece IY UNITIO PRill ' Barbara Scoff I "·eatber I' C. A. Persinger Rejoins Staff Of total Pharmacy • ~ine a1 _y Devoted J'o Tile l•teHND or-R.. During the bwine!ls session in charge of Mrs. Albt!rl Smith, vic~ president the report of the nominating committee was given and ofricers elected for th e com mg }Car were Mrs. Smith , prestdent; •Mrs. J . H Stephenson, vice ·Mr and Mrs. Howard Stewart ~;~::~en!~:~s~i~i.amT~;~cl~:~ of Carpenter are the guests of her treasurer. s ister, Mrs. Ray Seidenable Mr . and •Mrs. Lewis Hind s ur Mrs Dale Wippel and Mrs. Columbus were Saturday guests of William Wat son were named as a Mrs. Bertha Pownall committee to purchase flowers or surgery according to word r e· er 3 points for the first semester. Mrs . Odin Pullen has written Mr . and Mrs. Harold Hamm and and to decorate the church for revit'd IJy hl' r mother, Mn. Mdx Mrs. Shelby Kmg and sons, aoh· her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur daughte' of Monessen Pa are the Easter Mrs . Watson was named ert and Richard Lansing, Polich . are ,. ~ t 1t tl t f ' -S"nbo'n. h t M d M .._...ver • an n eres lli accoun the guests of b1s muther. !Mrs. as the al!ar committee for ApriL Mr and Mrs . Edgar Vale and · vt~Jtmg er ~arc~ s, r . ani drs. her recent trip to Japan where she Theodore Hamm and Mr. and Mrs ~Irs . Wippel, Mrs. 0. R. Faris and dau!-!hter , Bel una, Columbus, were W1ll Reynul s, or sever& ays and her children, Carolyn, 10, and J Th M Ell C h d weekt"nd guests of Mr . and Mrs and wtll return to M\ch . Thursday George, twenty.months, joined oe orne. · rs. en ouc were appointe following Cities: Findlay, Dayton, WilliRm Wyatt and other local re. accompamed by Mr and Mrs. Rey· ChaplaiD Major Pullen on Marth ·Mr. and Mrs. William l\lcQuigg as the carpet committee. Cleveland, •.Marletla, Piketon, Col· of Bay VIllage were we k d urn bus, Latham, Logan , Charleston Ia lives. nolds. Hi. t f b' t Me end Mrs. Shelton gave the teachers 0 5· Tom and Ellen JivHlen, cluldren Judy Gregg is recovering from Mrs. PuUen and her ehildren had guess IS paren r. an thought of Sp, 1 ·ng. In th•'" a•· ··n·e 1 Wheeling, W. Va., Dearborn"' h M'' Geo,ge u<Quo'gg u.::o .. ~ Mich., and Juonville, Ind . ...., of Dr. ami :\Irs. Charles J1viden , an attack of measles. She is 1 e spent several months wlth her · ""' · of the devotional leader Mrs. Ray Athens , we 1·p ba]ltized Pa lm Sun . daughter of Mrs Lucy Gregg parentl after her hWlband sailed Vincent Knight who is attendmg Seidenable, Mn;. Foster read day at the F'lr$1 Method 1st Church Grant Street. for Japan and t:-.ey went by plane Lindley Military Institute at Luke 23 44 . 56 and Luke: 113 by the Rev. Versteeg and rece 1v. Mr ;md Mrs R.a)mond F Rus· from Columbus to Seattle, Wash- Wheeling, W. Va., Ui spnding t he and Mrs. Edward Parker spoke ed into the church . Their grand. sell and daughters. Cathy Lee and ington where tt.ey sailed on the spring vacation with his parents, on "Easter taken from St. John " mother, Mrs. L. D Diles, was in Betty Rae, were in Parkersburg and Freeman. Mr. and Mrs. A, R . Knight. A d es.sert course servedLee by Athens fm Lhe servil'e Sunday. Athens Salur d ay on a bu.~ iness trip. Jn her letter Mrs. Pullen told tMra. Roger Dillard and son re· the hostess to Mrs wasHarry Mr and Mrs. Dwtght Wallace and her parents of the dramatic re- turned home Saturday from Hol- Halley Mrs Dale w· M Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs. Lewis Sauer, Sr, were the1r daugh. sons, Bruce and Alan, returned scue of the entire crew of the zer Hospital. Pvt. Dtllard of Ft. R F,,· ., . 'M W'JJ ~ ppe1· w''· 0 · 1son J Sun day aft er spend-mg th e was n·ngt ~. d Mo., IS · spen d'm g Mrs. · EIIE"n ~, Couch, r5 IMrs. tamT. T.aShel: 1 ?n Mat·1 b y t 11e .. -~man! L eonar d w o~, ter, n'1 rs. Clau de Durgee, and h u"· ho 11e band and children, Anne and Jeff weekend In Spencer, W. Va., 11s and said that during the a few days wtth them. ton Mrs Albe t S . PHtaburgh. the guests of Mr. and Mrs:. James actual rescue the passengers were :Miss Nettie Koehlet· VJsJ ied in ' r mtth, Mrs. A R Hecox, who ha s t)('en at Jewart and daughters. Dian~ and a.sked to stay in their cablns but Gallipolis Sunday with her broMason Clime .smce hcin g hn hy 1Rebecca~ who were former Middle. were kept informoed of the events. ther~in·law and sister. Mr: <~nd a car two wcek11 ago, was rei un1 port reS'Idt•nts . . She had been told that since this Mrs. Charles Weaver. ed to hi s home !''rlday m the Raw · , M1·. and Mrs. Homer Hawkms, wa$ the first such operation with· Mr. and Mr.s. Charles HoHner lmg Coats ambu lance 1~lstt~d Mrs A. J. Beaver and Miss o.u t any loss of life, that the Capt- Jr., and family of Logan spent Saturliay \'bJtors in Ga! hpohs Sy!vta McMaster Sunday. a1n ~nd crew of the Freeman would Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pearl wNc Mr Rn1! Mrs Lee Smith , Mrs Charle11 He1:1s ls employed at the reretve special award8. Parker. Forre~l Bacht el and bO D, Mrs Gl'O· Battelle lnslltute In Columbus. Chaplain and Mr1. PuUen and rge Dal las and son, Mrs .lack B1•r hMr and Mrs . Thomas Dosser and their family are Uvlng on the Air Theodore Maag of Latham was ner an1! her _,sler, Mrs. Clyde Be l daughter, Amy, Columbus, v1slted l''orce Base at present but p]an to the weekend guest uf relatiVes in Barbara Scott, sludent nurse eher , Charleston fnends 1fl Middleport this weekend move into another house in tbe Pomeroy and Miners\•ille. at Holzer Hospita l School "f Mrs l':dward Hugge1·ty IS 1n Clc. when they were guests of her mo· spring. Mr. and !Mrs. Herman C. Bartels Nursmg, received her cap in the FAST, rontinuou1 feed elimvelaml \'lsJLJng her daughter, Mrs lhcr, Mrs. Marcelline Buell, ~nd o( Cleveland are the gucs~ of capping ceremo mes held in Gal· Inate• 1orting of WcJIIe James Brinj.!ard illld fam1l y I Mr and Mrs. A. B. Woodrum, CUI-, their brother and sister, Rev. and l lipo!ts Grace Methodist Church Russell Jones returned to hi~ tun . rOSS fiVe Mr.s. Waldo J. Bartels. Friday evening. CUSHIONS absorb noise cmploymenl m Jlalllmor4.. 1\ld :\lr. and Mr!i. Gordon Wolfe bad 1 Mr and Mrs. Leona rd Scholl reond vibration• of sink and Relatives and frit!nti.s attending Sunday aft1'r .~pendlllg the wl•ck . thl• followinG guest.!! at dinner Sunturned to their home, Jasunv11le, drain end Wllh his w1h! and daughter , d11y : Mr and !drs, Shirlf'y Wolfe,! Ind., after a VIsit with .}lr. and the ceremony were her 'J)arentl; , 1M-ury LoiJISI' , who h ill at her Bradbury; Howard Gilkey and dau.t Mr. and Mrs. Paul Seott, and dau· Mrs. Lcstor Wtlson IMPROVED grinding conghter. Carol; her maternal lilrand· home with nt'a~lc.s. ghtcr Mr . and Mrs. Frank Gilkey Mr. and Mrs. Irving Smith of trol• ond full-floating of food parenls Mr. and Mrs. Leo Childs; M.1nlyn Lcw1s, Cle vdn nd, SIICnl and two children, Jackson. Columbus were Sunday guests of ~articles In water proted C. A, PERSINGER - ·- --- -- ---- - - - - - - - - -- -Red Cross drive workers are aak. his brother~ in-law and sister, Mr. Rev. and Mrs. Fred Gardner: Mrs. housli!Jhold plumbing line• 0. L. Roush, Mrs. Ernest Lallance, ed to re'port this evenina: at T p. and Mrs. Adam Scholl. Annnun('1•menl was made loday NO MORI food \~Oste odou · m. at the Flrst Baptl.st Church tMr. and Mrs. Carl Hall, Hunt- Mrs. Dav1d Darst Sr., ol\fiddleport; or the n•turn uf C. A. Persinger • , • dripping bags ••• out• reports are to be Jiven to inaton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jack Sciles, New Haven and Mrs . . when Jr., furm0rly of Ma .~o n, to the em · door trips in rain and cold "fhe miracle ingrement tbat ~.~--Wiley, M;ddleport drive chair- Ew;ng and son, Denny nver the Boyd 0Jlgard, Dearborne, M1ch. ploymcnl of Swislwr and Lohse make~ SP!t.EU SATIN lo weekend. Drug Slorl' as a phar macist. The workers are to enter the durable you don't need 10 Seo tho Frigidaire FAYE SAUNDERS WED Contribu tiOns of $5 each were Several members received birth- church by the Palmer Street base Mrs. James Will and Mrs. Wall er With till' ;~ddition of Persinge ~ mad r lu !h1· Hcd Cross, the heart day ami Easter g1rts from the r 1ment entrance promptly at paint again until you want Mrs. Harry Cromliah, Clippers Walker spent Wednesday with Mrs. 1 Disposer TODAY I 7 to th e staff, Swibhl:"r <~nd Lobs~ fund and th e Easter seMis for ·'se('n.•t pals." to ~hange colors. Mills , hils announced the marrittge ! so that they will not lnterfer/wi~h Bud Morgan, Flatwood!l . . now hav e three n· ~J stcrc d phar- cnpplcd ch1 ldren, wh en the Sec· :r ollowing the busine~;s session ' the evangelistic service to bf: held · Mr. and. Mrs. James W1.U and of bcr daushter, Fare Saunders man5ls. ond W·n1! Women 's club m ~ t a number of games were played at 7:30 In the churc11i ••n_e.tuary. Emmett Wlll ldt Sat. mormng for to Clifford Manle)l. i_Qn of Mr. and 'rhoo"da' y , •• ,.,,,,, , , ·, 1 Jo e w,,,:d ' ' "' .,. Columbus .to attend the I1on.era1 0 f Mrs. Virgil MRnley, Mi.ddlepqrt, on ' ' IHHI pnzcs awarded the winners . Mr .Wiley Is ure:lng the district Sl . Persllll::l'l' wus <.•mployctl WJih A f:UIO potluck dmner precod&d , leuders and their wortera to comdney Hlldrltch,. Mrs. H1l~ritch M11rch l at Richmond, lnd M'r. Rnd Swuh1'r und Lohli<', from 1950 un· housu . STANDARD COL<;IRS l hl' mel' I mg. plete the canvassing of their ter- (Merle Spencer) died just th'lrtecn MrR. Manley are making thir humc Ill l11tl' 1955 when be joined thl· ~h s . t;;~l'dntr M.tnkin, plesHieul in Middleport. Presem wure Mrs. Gardner rltory as soon as possible. mQn~hs ago. f~eld fun· c uf 1•:11 l.ill~· 11nd Com· preslrled o~nd lh e report 1Jf the Mankin , Mrs. Leroy Watson. Mrs. District leaders are Mrs. George ~ISs Jo. Chapman of Co lumbu ~ pany m Coluru~u s. seen· tal y was givcu hv l\1 1 .~. Leruy Wdli<lm Boyd, 'Mrs . Mabl'l Man- Childs, Mrs. Arnold Dodson. Mrs. ar~vecl . ~n~ay to s pend the \\Cek· Hay Heines of Columbus is the A nat1vc of l'oca, W Va ., he \Vat.~on 111 the ab11encc uf Mrs km , Mr.~ Lydi:l Hysell , Mrs. liar· S. T. Russell, Mrs. Charle~ Brad· ~~a :!~ cr mother, Mrs. Jr11 weekend guest of his parents, Mr. Th1~ lnt\'elm g old Hyse ll, .Mrs. John Hunnell, bury, M_rs. Rodney Sauer, Mrs. At. __ P -~ · ' W<~~ gr!lduah•fl from Poe11 High Gl'OI'I::L' Sla.ll ' _______ _ a_~d-~1~:_ ~lllard._l_Ie_i~e~-pnze dtln1JI! •cl by Mn; Carl Per· Alma KIIC'hen , Mrs. WyaU Gilbert thur Skmncr: Mrs. C. E. Hoyt, Mrs. Se hool 111 H13U. J<'ollowing serv1cc in lh l· aJmy , includinj( two years sin gl'r wa s awarded to Mrs. ·M.1hel :'1-Ir ... Vernal Blackwood Mrs Ro- , Chester Erwin, Mrs. Homer Htlrt.of h r mg stoJt1orwd tn lhu Philip- 1\bnktn . A hMsket of ~ l'U('('rJC s lwrt llu sbell Mr Chul. . J • ley, Mrs. W. W WllcoK, Mrs. D. H. • pinl' lsl;m<l .o; , ;mrl 'l!IC vcur of SC I' - cont 11bu tc d IJy the mcmbc1 s was Wl'll)', M1·s: E u;~ne 'fr~:lett: Nelson, ~s. C. McNeil, Mrs, Robawanlf!d to Mrs. <:ardlll'r :'rlankin VIcc ln Nf'w Guinl·a. ho J·eceived - - --- -------.. ·-- .\l rs. 1. J Sl!lilh, Mrs . Wilham , erl Birmmgham, Mrs . .Paul Davis. On The RriU:hle!it (' orm·r hh BaciJd or of Sc!Cnce Degree In Sllf'r](lan, Mrs. Henry Dailey Sr., 1 _ __ _ In J\.Uddleport l'harma<')' frmn Ohio Northern Hon1c Hcmont>tlration \11 ;; M1ke McKenzie, Mrs . Eliza. 1 LIGION APXILIAIY MilT Hathburn and Miss Madnlyq The Auxiliary or tbe FeeneyHa" M.,.,ling 1•l~(·!h 1-·- wid:. . Bennett Post, Ame1lcan Legion, "Color Ill lhe Home" was till' I·: VEil Y !lOLlY GETS 1 wJII meet at the Legion Hall totopic for di~cussion when 1he INTO nn: FASHION 1 nl ht at 7:30. nrowne!J Avenue Home Demon · PICTIJRE ON s1ralion Club met Rl tnc home ot Mrs. Jack Satterrwtd i.l'lst week . Mrs. HowYrd Nolan, Meig.-; County Home Demons! ratwn Agent , · -h-pawor ,.,.... don't reo showed sli de ~ on lh e tua:dc . .TONIGHT the whole atory of truck performance I Plans wen• made to Dlrf'! on Sunct•y.rJ!onclay Marc1'1 t~' Apnl 25 at the horuc of Mr.s . Lc Th<' Sub.Deh cluh and their spon. ~ Many -er-<:ar-type engine& haw 10 "VERA CRUZ" , wis fl. Sauer and a new member. s~r . Anne Howell, were pleased • tory Coopw alrain at lhe job ol devoloping power to ••11 l.lnceMrs. .Myron Miller was welcomed With Lhe attendance 111 their se 1n1. , pqi! a normal load. have to "give it Svpor.._ • Tochnlcolor to the rlub. During <1 sho1·t bus1 formal Sprmg Dance which was 1 ness mcetmg the dub voted iu held Fridaty evening at the K. of all they'"' aot" to move their loads aDd AUI> ' send a contl'iOulitm to tho Home 1' Hall after the annual Glee Cleo-.. Jollo Ator :-'-.'-"1' keep them rolling, coot bil money in DemonstratiOn "Ceylon" project. "BAIT" .....,, .._u aDd llborlened life. Club Conem·t at MilS. Music ror the dunce was furni!lh·l J...... NATI<>NAL ThJck qineo-built [01' de l.ly Chet UaddoK and his Orchtrucb-tum at reJatively low rpmTw..r. Mar. 27-21 l'~lru and lhc decorat1ons wc~e lnt AudNy Hopbutn GriJIOry Peck pll~tol 11hades cat·rying out tho dell...-/oilh UBOble power at normall<JIId "ROMAN HOLIDAY" Spnng dant•e theme . ._to Thay are port ollbe all-b'ud ALIO Chaperones were Mr and Mrs. I ~ dlataabDO-r car E M lllake, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce John ""''"" Do-. Molono do • truck job-part olll!e Lloyd, Jerry PuHcn and Martha; "SECURITY IIISK" During the serv1ce the rites of baptism were &iven tu Harvey Joe Hoffner, son of Albert Lee Hoffner of Fmdlay and T1moth:, J . HoHner, bOn of Mr. and Mrs. Charle& Hoffner Jr , or Logan. Seven were confirmed · Benny Ewin(, Terry Kmght, Betty and Nancy Hamm, (jclil Stivers, CharJesanna He~ and Judith Jennings. GuCBts were present from the • PomeroyBaptistOneWonC/ossls ·M~• n~~C!~~h. • present for th~ service at the FIMier~ted Church, Sunday mom- ·--- ·----~- ~~·-- · - · - POMEROY The Daily Sentinel ' ~ --- - --~- MD~n~d~a~y~,_M_a~r~ch~2-~6~,_19~5~6_______________________________~T~h~e~D~a~i~ly~~~e~n~tl~ne~l~,~Po~m~e~r~~~M~I=d=dl=e~po~rt~,~O~h~l=o----------------------------------------P-a~ ge_Six___ Large Group Attends 50th Anniversary • I , toXIcatlo~ l4 Emp}oyees UW] 'i:!h.r'Happy · 8'li''th-d.- ~Y.,.J~.-,dge - . ,. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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