http://66.213.69.5/files/original/144febb7b04ba3288f5f43343601637b.pdf 070753e49bc4c7d0752d8acd5f729d19 PDF Text Text • " - 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 - . ,. �I I ' / rr\jesday; March -- . The Daily Sentinel _,aaeTwo . The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Comm~Jitary ·On The News Dlh'OTIO TO INTERESTS 011 MEIGS--MASON ARIA lltHUD S. OWlN I GEN. MGR. REYNOLD IE. GRIINI 1 ' .Entt"red as At-cond cla~~ maJi lnJ matter at the post offit• ..1 Poml:'toy Ohio National advt?M t.!nng represe ntaUvl", Bottin rliL Kirc.Lall, lbt .. :543 Lexingtou Ave., New York City, 16, N. Y Su~rtptwn rat II'S Dt>liv"'ry by carrier where available 30 eerttJ ,ter week: one year 1n advance at The Dally St>nlinel orf!re. $11.80· aix month:1, $7 80 , three m ont h~. $3 90 By motor r r. ute wb'erP available . one month. $1 By mail one )'tonr $8, sill months, $4.20: •hrP-l moot Its, t12 &0: onP mon th, $1 'The Editor's, ~ar Editor How fully do we a!')prfc-iate some or the more rhslmchve asst>ts of our own Pomero} Bend" The rllfh, towering above, hove often heen very favor.nbl)• com l)arecl lo lht' beauhful Palisade~ of the ilud~ son. The Ohw Ri\'t~r . .,.,hich meanders more tn MelgH County tlum anywhere rl!!c tlu'oughout Jts tonK eourse, gives t>ver varytn~ secnes at grandem· The ma Jes lll'aJ v1ew~ from the hills afford ,1 ptmoruma of bf'auty .se ldom 11\allt>fl And, th.:inks to some of the C hurrhc-~ of Pomero)' and the Ohio PliWf'l' Compan). the Cr011r.~, SfJemmg!}• suspended from nowhere , will 11tuminc the sky during this Ea11ter season hke n ht>nediction. MailBag tween road and bank were J,llanted and re-seeded Jn many places and then well kept it would add so much to ot v11lage Much planted tlas d!l-~rloralP<l is an eye8ote. Only ln a few cio we aee an attempt to proper cultivation oJ. nady ttw~ alone tbe 1.1pot ha ~ alven ples.11ure to rE'ds of people - the plot a~roas the 11lreet from .Jakf' Amt!nt's Restauronl. Frotn Muy unttl the mlddiP or Oftober thNe was scarcely u time when red ros"R, peonies, Mtme perennial tlower did nol show some gorgt'ous beauty. Now the French National sembly, the dominant houseparliament, hDl approved a form program embracing the maintlt'r of French Afrira and i•la-nd of LMadagascar. 4lrf east coast iod1, or •ery low :the and the tribe was hilhly lmpres· It iJ 10met1mes forJotten that ever a very nJce I sed. France, with all its trOUbles, is QCble¥ed by pi~~%~~. ...;~..;.;;.._.;..;...;..;.= ' To show their gratitude, they .stiU a .great wOrld such •• ••1•1••. t ber the besl pre-1 lh•y celoala11, etc eouJd. tntaefiM u auttaJ;Jle. Tbey In To !pur interest, wby sent her a Btnakid: humiD foot. Guinea, worlhwhlle '"They were lfl'ell dan. tile old stondtna: plantlnJ pri!OI rrom • in the South Seas. October' ... gold rush dar•.'' she "Every eral nl:l'wWltlt~h it ~th~:el:;•~l;:;:~:l:~•••l~~~~l.------------"":'--ln p body was coming here,aald. booing for of Morocco, thla area, and a new houalnt proIY ltOIIIT C.IU;IAI.K pet~ riJU more. I a big ..:trlk.e. Tunisia France's pasWest Af· ject in the orting, let's get togethWAU New Guln~ Bootll "Thtn .said that MS a sip from 1 "The ma11. who found ii was Se!fiOns Africa er to make Pomeroy a town that docs 0'01 look like a lady whO in my aneeJtora, smette would come dying of fever and starvation. He rica, Frenth will be more attractive. 1924 walked here from Sllamaua from a dllla , with no fuel ln It, sent bi• boys of( to trade for and SomaUIInd. Ethel Garland, fQr tbe on the New Guinea coa&t on a and he would be well. I mi~ up food and when they got up the-re" French West Africa has on era seven day hike with (!anntblls for aotne llyeerlne ana perlllaDJ•nate ' -she pomted at Edle Oreekor 1,8lli.768 square miles and a Pomeroy Gar~~n CJubs. company. of potaBh, whleh naturally .e..uaed 1 "They sto)iped for !J drink and population of 1'7,381,800. Equator13UperpmnpMRI • smoke, He lot well Jmme<nately. , panned the water 1'hey came tal Afr1ca covers 968,860 .square Manure Hold She does not look like a pioneer "-'II b red b cnt 1 baek wi\:1, a panfu.l o( ,.-old. They m1les Its populatiOn totals 4,413, · ~r the owner of 1 aoJd mine, or I .n. er . e r~ove • e w_ 1 showed t to their maMttlr and he 000. Somallland is 9,071 square Addlrul ouporpb:;;• b~ and tllld thfl miSI\ ed I I d miles in area ood hns a popuJa. barn:v•ra manure · ... ofeiJJionaJ nune 'or• a member of 1to Ut.' mi,Qlon th 1 h wa 't ••log to reeover rom ever an starva· tbe Order of Ute Bnlish Empire. onoey a e sn . ¥1 uon ·mm.K at ly tlon ot ~.ooo . ~:::o~~ 1 chul'tlh an)' more. ~. miM~otary , 1 e ' ..~l!n'!~•t ~tfadaga&ef'J', which lies 240 •m.ltteet · But she Is all of the.re thinJs, asked hi~ why, hee&ilae the man Everybody ltiJPJ)I4 :m 1Ies orr the southeast Afflcan N'nw , if all the I'C~ nlcnt ~. own· 1-The 1aperOboaDllate .,.. and ~.ushed over htrc .b) for cout, has an area of 227,000 NH uf buHjnt.'llll jliacvs, churches, tthl m111U~ .. bfffir Dlalf IN• a 1'08)1-cheebd, amootb-!Oklnned, was a aolfd ronvftl't. J gold, ~rs. Bootb liiUghed. ''There square miles and a population of nnd sohool~ along the water rront trient balanca: a-It hel»a tht comely lady whO' looks no more "ThE' man re~Jied~ 'Me. foUa n() was a ship In Salomaua, fUll ~f wH h1n the c-orporation liGlltB of man~ bol4 nltroat11 that m~t than in Mr late 40's. . 11top alon1 chur:ch, all hmsh close gold fever, and even the eaptam -'.389,!HIO. l'omeroy would l'O-operale, we c;~th~ fill lost. She eame in a11 a l)urse.-and I up. Big Cella .M:.~ata Jm walk along julflped sh 1p, Jeovmg her high The -program which lhe coah rould make our Main Street some· ' The pboaphate ean be a&Se4 expect for romantic reiHIOilfi as sky (God); im <ot nothmg on j•nd dry. tion gover.nment of Socialist Pre· thiq& of which we could ho justly to the manur. before tl .lJ well- just after the biJit .&trike of Millsus: Mn. Booth wears an ornate nuer Guy !Mo\J.iet i,~; S])(lnsoring roud u thL• lawns und piHntmg" spread Jn the field accordb:at to P gold at Edie Creek, where tbe MJdweateru •1ronon1ilt1. •·Jt was just a touch embarress- . .Jllld broooh of 11 miner's piok, emphasizes economic reform 11s ~w_e_ ll-k~-r~·~"'~-~~~''~'~ "'.~ "·.:.•':.....:.""" :.....:._ __ Nam& and Kbranao r1vers merge ing," Mn. Booth said . "1 had no pan and other slutemg J{ear. It is much as political refGnn. with the Buloln. She waited every int.e.nhon of compehng w1th the very good gold, and !Mrs Sooth It 1s increasingly apparent that foot, at a hine when efk:b vdrd of Almighty," ought to know u came out of her C<!onomlc.. ald. and ·ecpnomlc eobush contAined a cannibal MI'SI. own mine on the Bulolo RJver, operation, are going -to play a i\ug On· anotber occa.11ion, Booth nursed a high war chief of 1 (Copyright, 19M, by Un1ted if not dominant part in the field Parenthetically, bearers who the ioc4l eanniblll& back to heaUb Feature Syndicate, lnc.) Qf foreign politiCs came with the mlnttrt used to dls~ppe~r metbOdic'.uUy, and the IJuollco Do,t. Hint• .t.t , .. Orand Jury Soon N O.t explanft10n was that they had ~ Evldonco, Soyo Official become frlahtened artd run away. 1•Major Sodltlon Cato' , · ' SpttHal to Centrtzl Prtll A.11oclat1on . ODe miner .got auspicious one day llftd found a &roup oC ldctl gentleA8Jf1NOTON-Look tor tltt Juetiee departrnmt to come up And whtfa h• ci...W lliN' \nct men }lad done In a straga:ler, a lid with a real lhocker wltbtn the nex~ tew weekt. ' aaw tho c!fl t.o It, H later dtMloped that ull the sup· ' A dtpartment •poketman hu revea.led that the J'C'Wl1ln\lftt Ia' ilyln., "WfiiJcf 'hat •ftti tofty posed deserters ' had. boon alven worklnt on what he e&lll a "m~or aedltlon o..." and thi.t :ed~ral I ltilt" 1114 thlnp ttYt ...... sani~ treatment. tile pro~teutors maY take their evidence on it to a rrand jul')' ahortJ,y. W P!t'i~•l" (Lukl 11J: . 41. 42. 1\oTE'I'I lCOJik.~ti~IJiiP one New Yorker thlnkll The 1poktum1U'1 refused to diiCIJU any detail• of the cue, prffo Mrs. Booth learned an enor~· I$V.j ferrlnr to kHP thtri\ HCftt until the matter pta OWl num~r of thlnJS abput the PRA.YJtll; Our Father, afant us to the &fUel jury. However, ht lh0Wt4 no htlll• nativet In lendlni ttie llc!f: 11tl0hl 1 THY bl eomPaSIIO_n. Ensble tatton In labelnnr t~e caH ,_ "major" one. them. She recal11 that one man \ls to eX~r41! Thy lov« for our M.anwhllt, the tt.partmmt haa Informed Ctln• rrported he had been turmd, and ne!JIIbors. We thank T1>o< ro'' rrell8 th&t inve1ttgatonitreooktnr Into 88 cu~ wouJd Jurely die. Whatever iood our community ttult mllht produce ~ cbar,... Tb41re.. Ia ''He WIIS dyiDI, aU ri,Cht." she h4A itvM to us and to others. nothtna- tanatble Ia the ter GUN u yet tiUt Hi!tP us to be d.llieent )A OlJl' serevery altpt:Ct ot tllaptiont in them 11 belnl' oayo, "So 1 dtclded Ilia( blick lllaglc WIUI tht: ol1l:y 1ho1, tQ cur, tJ~' .s6 tllat our ~mnuinity ma:v , thOrouataly thecked. him. 1 lold him thai be bl!l befil ~na' more like the tlty of Juauee cHpartment ofttclalll are m&li'ltatnlnr a cur1ed by an old rrian 1Q .. nothet Cod. In Christ's nome. Amen tlfhl·llpped alienee about thtH u wwll. vllla&e-1 descrll>ed the old lnin, wl1o could have beell iny Old mah. • OOP V8. OOP-A dOf·tlt·dof ftaht bel..- adil that I *ou\d e_~U)t witb the EIMnhower and the ~ailed 'hft wtnit of the RepubUcan party 11 btLnC 1tqt4 tn HYINI my IMt~tors this nia11t tb~t ho'N fh.• mhfwutem 1tate•, 1114 tome rntmtwlf'l Cf!ir It tb Ttlbove the turf-.. · \ may do notlllnJ but help Demo<lr&tlo chanou .of "Well. noxt morning.- ~' Willi w!Mina- aome atatt tn Conar.U.. )lUI about aoae; IIIII ,,_ I lllld One veteran OOP lawmaker tlld the lf&~tlcm M ......tty -... I had lolled with m' tnoul<iol. IT\ M~l\.lprl where· the ft1ht Involve• aarnpatp fundi. X, .... tltf! he brlahlened up. I lol4 )11m that Elatnhowu back•rt an~ ln contr<~l of tb4 at~te or.,maa~ ~ ~ ancestol'd w,en Y.trr IO.f\1' puUinl up candidate• Ill the COP primary ~ln1t ..,wmakq wt\0 hod cotcn t'he ahceitotl t 1Jf hav• MM. In Coqr•• for NVIIral t•tmt. man who twraed bim\ He Nol all ot thut terf,llatort. COII.II'fllll\lft uJd, art out · tft "Talt•lype" Republlelna. Nevtrthtllll. he l&id. \ht Otpa ll oppoi&DJ th~lr rt·tleeUon. t>elt\_~ta have bten: mliltlftJ IJ\roadl II\ !nlll)" ot th1 trtd~Uoa· ally R. .tillcan dtattlcll of Miehllu tor lht put MVtnl ytMt • lndYitl')" hu sprc:ad tront. tht metropolitan to the nH'Il &ttiu. ••m• 01 I ur -------l nefJNI Nlrrof"' I . I I -r-- - - - - -- - I N I J!f,• ' As of rere the Onltt Warld hwv On Cann•' bals And Gold ... In Fab·•lous New Guinea my new · W .,,pt ..., r•• am I .. . .. c.,l-.1 t"' = or 10.30 12 30 teather Yollr Neat 3:00 • crv~t. • JUOH'N-Whlte Mouat eource1 doubt vety fftueh lhat Mr. fJ:30 Howd)' 00011) 1 00 •DO 1.).30 .. 00 .:, 00 ' .!,30 1.00 ·ld3 HO S:OO ;:ao 12.(~ ' TUESDAY Sign 011-Pra,.: Captain Jtaul:aroo Garry .Moore Arthur Godfrey Strike It Rlch Vallant Lady Love of Life S~c)l for Tqrnp,l'I'OW Tire <liildiui· ~b( · .._llowtr"o ~ for -11oft ~ ....,. tho COP Will loli:o OYtr tho loaato . . . . ••vo . .I&Md III01r lq pioo to tho tloclloa . <amptllft. ~~-· Seoator !loFiclq• at 11 otlll ..._,.,. the but aM c.Mspllafter lA tile ltn• au, hu to bdd tht lfD&tt ehalnlllll II " 01117 to Mlq bl ';;iii .... '··· W...CloiJoalp • .:..:...... """':"' Tonight - -- - - - Dragnet Peo]tlt'a Cholet Tit-• Pord Lux VIdeo. Thutn - ... Ne•~ Heidlilet We~JietetJt ~ Bud WUJdaaon Shof.t' T-hl 7:BQ The ~:00 PhU N s'3o 2·00 Robert Q. Lewis llinii Rltlit ~!""' ~ •vr~J li:OO ,. Guy Lombardo 9:30 Ret.': Steltim 10:00 $84.000 QoeclloB 10:30 Do You Trust Your Wife 2 30 Houseparty 3·00 The Big PayoH 3:90 Bob Crosby ShOw 4·00 TlJe Brla:htflr DbY 4·15 Se('ret Storm !1:00 Up to the Dunate NeW II:Oli Late Sllow --~W-IDNES-D.::Y----·---·--·----..,.--.. .. 9 00 Sign On-Pr.ver 9:00 Captain Kanraroo 10:00 Garry Moore 10:30 Arthur Godfrey 11:30 Strike II Riet 12:00 Vallent Lady l2:lrl Love or Life 12:30 Search for Tomotr01t .2:48 The GuldloJ Lllbl I :00 KaHe'• Kltebeo 1:30 Lov\l Story 2:00 Rob<rt Q. Lewis 4:13 4:30 :S:QO 5:30 6.30 ,,41 Secret Storm Op your A~6Uiit ·t~ 8 a.n~ TJte Early SliOw Yqur Eas~> Reporter ~pprn f•t•4• ~·115 Weatberiud 7:® Plttl P,ut , 7:111 llO\II EHwahi~ ltewa 1 7:~ Cuco KJO · ~:flo ~hllf GOil~ ·" J'illoa4t · 0:09 l'he IUUIOD:Iliire 9:30 rv~ Qol " S~ot ' 10!110 U. !! Sleel Houf 11:110 !ll>·lojo~ ~oulo 2:80 li•••OIIarty 3·00 T!>e Plr Payoff 3 all B•b Cros~~ S11o:w 11:011 f.ale Sllow 4:~ ~rigJriter -D::i1~_ __:...__,._..._ ' -- - " Oo YMir A<ellullt U:QO C,pJai,a .Kfla&aroo Luet, 8 ltU.ehThe l!lorly Your 10:00 GorrJ lloore t0·30 Arlhl!l' Godll-111 ll:SO , Bt•lka II Blob V>lllaol 1.at11 ~ 2:UJ tov& of Lif• IJ:30 Seoreb-lor :romortow Bob ' 110 1a,ta · Tbe GlljdlQI Ll(bl I :QO lialle'a Kllebeo 1:30 J,.ove Stort 2:00 , Rol>'ft Q. L - H..,.- . Stomt, -~-Secret TMURSDAY g,oo, 8180 o ......,.,.,., thi1 chW"ch, win preaent the .sermon· abd special music. Mr. Bradtord. wUJ bave the top. Jc "Tbe Cross: God's Meaaurlnc: Stick" .for. hit Ulustrlted- H"mton. OUter muaic will be ,rtiven by the Minilterial E~J~e~Dble. M.n. cecil Bndbuey Wf.lt ~ the organist f(!t the evenln< an_d the SeniOf Choir, dir~ by Mra. Dorotby Savely, wtn-tpreeent an anthem. The bost pastor, the Rev. 0. E. A J)(ltluck a upper wu held for tbe childreD llld thelr families who presented their parents With a gilt. Otber &lftl wert rec:elVed £rom reliUvet: and frieod.t. llr. and Mr1. Ek:Wna:er hue ten ehUclren, 2.1 etandchUdrea: and three areat crandtbUdrn. Those presellt . ~ M. .md Mrs. William S~yfried.; lfr. and Mrs. J. W. Seyfried Ud Jan Inez:; __ Mr. aod liB. WIIU... Elellilleer 1 Jr., and children; Mr. ad illrt. :O William Houdashelt and Marie; 1 1\ Mr. and !Mrs. Cbarles Sayre and Pvt. William WIJ}lams arrived Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapto111tall and JOMi Jlr: and Mra. W'alllam Dust SatlltJIIt)' tor a vialt with his fath· ebildren, Billy and Edith Irts. and family; Mr. and Mn. Allen er. James R. Williams, and famll:y Mr. and Mra. Frankli11 -Ginther EiebiD&'~i lMOf Eichiqer and South Seeond Avenue, Pvt. WIJ... and daughter. Vlekl Lyna. Calum- th~ guutl of_ honor Mr. and Jlra. Iiams who bas just returned from bus spent the weekend witb her Walllam EielhDier Sr. three years ' in Japan, wlll· report par~nb, Mr. and Hn. John Haw- lMJ's. Edna W1ylalld of Mlddlef1Jr his new aaalgnmeat at Fort tins, Jr. port, Mrs. Ruth Leifheit of Akron Riley, Kansas. The RawUq-Coits ambulance daua:htu and Earl EichiD.Ji(er of Jennifer Sue D~niels, dautbter broUJ)lt MUs Sara Kerwood bomle Girard, eon. were u.,nable to IA't· of Mr. and lll'l. James Dartiels, re. Saturday from the Albany Rest tend_._ _ _ _ __.._ _ turned to aebool Monday after be· Home where she had spent a part iDC }II last week wttb a throat in· of the w:inter. fed1on. Mr. and Mrs Walter Bums Har. Mr. and Mrs.· Paul X. Ruuell ris and older daurhter, Jane, were and daughter were business visit- tn Parkersburg Monday ou bualors In Huntington Siturday. neil. . .. Robert Darst left .Monday to lt'lait ,Mr, and Mrs. Gene Da~n and " !lis wUe and son, Rlcha,rd., who is. ~bildren~ Darid and Pamela, and eonvalescing in ColumbUs • after her !liter, Mrs. W1IUam Ault. and ricent surgery to remove a bObby daughter, Gary, De nola, Kiil)' and Asa, seven year old toD of Mr. pin the little boy had swallowed Celeata visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury, 'ee.Jewhile pla)ing at his home here. and Mrs. Charles Sindell, and brated his birthday Saturday with \ David Ashley became ill at Charles Sindell Jr., in Spl'ingfleld a party at his home · on South 1 school Monday and IS S'iet with a over the weekend, Third Ave. Games were 'PIQ,.ed virus infectum. Sunday sue.sts of Mrll, Evi!Jyn and prizes won b:y Krlatin Rupp, Mr. and Mrs. John Hawtim Jr. Lewis were her son, Charles Lewis George Sauer, Janiee Sebmoll and ..nd daUghter, Juanita, drove to and family ¢. Cllarleston 1\tJrietto on businesa Monday even- Mn. Cedric Clar~ flu returned Wayne Davis found tbe bidden lng. to1 her home from Meigs Geueral E11ter Egg with tbe guest of bon· Mr. and Mrs. James Lloyd :md Hospital where she was a patient or's name on it. !Mrs. >Bnidbury was asslsted in two ehildren, Belpre, spent the after belng injured m a recent t~eekend witlJ relatives in Mii:ldle- automobJle accident. · servin~ ice cream. birthday cake ~ort arid '~omerby . Mra. &,.J!.Gij)bs :Jr. ind family and koolade b:y her ~s itter, Jane 1 .Mr."'P'ftd' Mrs. Robe.rt Hurley and Gregcirf. A klPi"ia ,June~ Mrs. Young. and the J.attcc: a five bouse a~ dauattter, :Janls, ~eats ft'orp Obio tlu1~ty. J>ur.. son, Bruee, were in Crenp and George surrounding area Mon~ to find and Ernestine Asbury were Ia Gal· mg.~ PU'tJ a dUet ~ Par-a house to rent. Mr. Hurley ts em- llpolis saturday on business. ade ':fl8 a\Ulg by Debby c;Jrueser and Jtmmy B~teher. ployed on the new CO.QiittudlQn ' Job at Cresap and they will- move Guests were Krlatin, RIJ.pp, StcID lhe neat rulu!"f. Guests Attend Dinner ' phen Hlndy, Sandra ' Humphrey, Mrs. Edison Wes-\8 and slater, Marvin try, Sammy Hood, Karen Mary"Sehaar. Colunpbus, were weokHeld At Reibel llome Thom1•• Marilyn Sue Slumbo, end visitors of telatives and fri· Dianne Davlc:l, Debbie Grueller, ·Mr . .and Mrs. Henry Reibel en- Wa:yne Davis, Billy DavJs. Leland encts in Middleport. :Mrs, Albert Seblel.;ber <Mary tertained with a d10ner Sunday Browo, Jimmy Butcber. _sue Rue, O~qer) <;:Jcvelatld, arrived in at their home Pleasant Ridge. DaVJd Jenkiu, Gilorge Saver, Ste, Atliens Sat. .where abe was met b)'. Gue ts were •Mr and Mrs Chart pbanie and Stejlflan ?ullea, Janis her _mothct, _Mrs. W11U8'JD Ohling.. H ~f S . Mr ct. :Mrs. and Bobby Schmoll, Seott WlU· er, a~d her SJster, .Mrs. Joe Bailey· ~e.w 0e ~~~~e ~ Atbe::' HolfMr !ama, Kayte ~ell, L)'IUl Dan· ;Mn.k. Sch hleJ;ch(!r W'lil spend the' &nd ~hlldren, of Fmd)ay, Mr. and tels, Mary and Jiuzatme Bradbury. wee ere. , Str , WIJ Unable to at~nd the 'PartY were , :e!etelt Bachnct owner of the 1Mrs. llarley ong anu sons, • :Miehael Br t~ Rita anli Ra d Baetlner Market, is' ill at bla bo~el kesvillc and Mr. and Mrs. Doale:v Philli s S~he~ Altizer B~Y on Coat St~eet. ~lr. Bachner is con- Reibel and daughter. Rice. pcMtni Cook ' Y fined -to ,bla bed with a ba~k raJury. . ...,e • - . Mfs . . D~~ny Yonkers. • ENTe:A.TAIH Mr.1 re~rned to 't~le ap- ' ' Waldo . Bartels Roc property on Sunday · Avenue. Mr. I Chn ( '.' ..... lio. "lUt, , : ~ S;OO · Tb., • Paroh: .. : .. ·,. 8:30 Bob Ct , 'V Sh~ . ~ 1:00 The • 1101' J4CKET OOIJ. TUMIJ of na'V)" .we. tuaaah wu dUl(ned b)' J4'4>1He Pam!& '1'he Jacket btJttOfti Ia back CM!r & white .uk bloUJ+. and curve1 &bn't a ftd cummubuatd.. 1 -- ~ i: I tp:OO ll:VO· .tl:OB ~m Funeral Sem"ces For Dale E. Rose Held On S1inday • P. f '- f R.\ NKl l'< wm Smith, I.Ddianapolis, Ind .. Pvt Lew111 E. Smitb, MLS!I Donn,a Witdermulh. Misa Elaie Sm•th and th• hosts. POM~ROY, . OHIO I - ~ --~-:- · Funeral servieea: for Dale E. Rose were held from tbe EwiaJ Chapel. Sunday al ll a. m., wilh the Re¥. Roter Bishop, puto:r or Mr. and Mrs- Ba;rmond Loh11 of "The Cross Trtumphaat" an 1the Eenterprbc EUB cburcb ofHamilton 'were weekend pe~ta: =ot 1~ 8 ~, eaotata by Herman Von fteiating. _ , bls paRnt•. Mr. and Mra. otto ': will be presented at the Muslc was -vrGVtded by Fntz LohD. ·, servtee Euter Sunday at Buck. organi!lt. •Mrs. Burrell Bartons. and 80ll1l a. m., by the senior choir of Burial was Ia Lee Cbapel cemeJack, Adrian and Bun-ell Jr.• viJ. Federated church. Mrs. Paul tery and pall-bearers were Carl ited in M.ilan aver the weeke~d is the director and .Mrs. Ben Mitch, Joseph Strl!:ble, Vernon E~~ with the Iormor"• son and dl.uth· tbe organist.• ana, Marvin Jeffers; William, Shen· ter-in~llfW, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Solos will be presented bs Mrs dan and Lester MC!Kea:ie. Barton. Marvin Burt, Miss Evelyn 'Ftck, Members ?r the MaMil DAV conWprd has been received hen Fred nlaettnar, Jack Kennedy, Lar- dueled &eiVlcell at the ~t~ve. that Therlon c.Dutch) Oblinger Ia Tracy and Ben Neutzling. A Coming from out of town for. Lh_e qWte ill in St. Ehzabeth Hospital. composed of Miss f"ict, Lan-y service were Mr. and Mn. VU"gll Dayton. Tracy and Ben Neutzhng Wlll also Rolle,. Akron and Mr. and Mn;. D~~rr, Columbus. Mrs. C. E. Nease and nephew, sing. The public b invited Joaep)l Hood 1nd Mr.s. Carrie N:ve vtsiUd Ia Chillicothe Sunday W1th Mr. and Mrs. Chf!ord Hood. Mr. and Mn. George ad· o;~~~ of •Gallipolis guest~ of Mr. Ill" Ebenbach. Mrs. Emtna Leifheit. Prospect ' h\ost 111 o.ne-' • ore o\\ke • • • Family Dinner ' Held Sunday At Neutzlmg Home . was Funeral Service 8:i Oth.en attending were Worth.y Miltron Mn. Jame. Clatworth.y, f.tr. Jnd Mn. Allen Hu,:hes, }lr. and 'Mn. Stewart Hawkms, State Representativf': Georie ~em bart, Mr• Denver Rice, Mn. Jack Bech.. Ice Zirkle -wUh Lyan Buchanon u tel, Mrs. Theo NeulZltng, MUs Halpianilt, . ·, . lie Zerkle, )tiM: Bess Sanborn, Mn Tbe Watmiuflr"'Youdl Fellow· I Downing BDu.sb, Kn Evelyn Lew&hip iallo toot lfil1 lB 1lte mofll.. u. Mn. Herman Bailey . ior wanhip oen1<e aa· him Sun· "'' wllh four ........,. lillllor witll tbe Seaior ebolt: llt(}y Greu. Smith Home Seene Bed<1 Gruaer, 1;Jtu1 Buchanon, Of Dinner Sunday Betq Waif•. ()t.bera tlldog part ia the open. , Mr d Mr Ed J Smith eniDI aervie. ~ Iulie Pr~. re- tertain!: wttb 11~ dJnn~ Sunday at tpooslve rudinl Sallr Gilmore. tbeu- home, West Main st.. bonpnyer: P•~ Zirkle, Scripture or~ their daugbter-m·hrw, !Mrs. leuon; Juamta Hawklns, offertory Edwm Smitb on her btrthdoy. A pn)'er; David L:yom uaber. birthday eake decorated in keep 'th Easter as Jerved with · 1ng ".1 w \he d•nner. Present were Mr. and Mn. Ed- ---- ---.,...- Easter CantaW To Be Presented POMEROY • SUnuay MOrntng SOCIETY Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Thuener of Syracwe .SJ)eilt Sun· day in Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Wliliam Lehew. Mrs. Charles Buck, Rutland Road and Mrs. LuiS Jacks or sa~ Iom Center returned home Satuf" day after a week's vaait with retain Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Howell of Columbus visited rel8.tivea bHe Sunday. Mr. and rMrs. Ralph Conner and Paul Withee of Mal'ictb: were Sun'day dinner guests- of Mr. and Mrs. Charles WithH and. family. ,Mr.h abd- Mrs. Charles Eskew and family of Charleaton were tbe ~~etld guests of ilrfrt, Florence Burns1de. Miss Sue Jean Raub who is a~ tending buslnes college in Colurn-but spent tbe weekend wltb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J0.11eph ' Raub. tMr. and Mrs. John ..,Baum ol Mrs. Ben l'll:~!ollag 'entottained Wheeling wenr weekClld guest$ of with a famby ·ctl!hitr sutlday at relatives and fri~ds in Miners.. her home, ~plt, Plac:e. lp obser- ville-. vance of Mr. · ~'lllfng:s birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Rreed and Tile table al!riojive with daughter spent the weekend wJth .izreen covoE! lrJ.4 ~tered with a bet parenb, lllr. and Mrs. Leon· birthday cake ldd in yellow .ad ard Vanl!cter Sr. sreen with yellow eaad.les on Mr. and Mrs. Thorn CottrU, either side. 'Napkins were yellow gao, spent the weekend with aad green. , and Mrs. J. E. Thoren and •• Pre$ent were Mr. and :Mra. Roy of Pomeroy. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Jr., an!~. •<lkllldreo; !h. and MrB. Marvin Burt at'ld !ODs, the Clarence GJ'Wier were: Mr. al'ld Mra. Paul H11mm, Lancaster; Mt. honoree and bOI~t- · • iMr. Neutallog t~eetive"4~ 4 bum· and Mrs Rotcr Grm~!i•r. gucsti Saturday ber of glfll, and MrS. Arthur M~J1ha Orr and Catherine Bums · 1: I A Holy Week service wu held Suoday -eveninl at tbe f'tnt Prelbfteriaa Cbureb by the Watmluter Youlll Fellcnnhlp d.ir«ted by lhetr odvilor, lllo. ludoon Wbito Mro. LllliaJI Stolff for the ..erviee w!Wh locluded readlop by Iuiie ond Swrao Proba1<0, Pauline Zirkle, Becky Grueter Sharon EVIns.. Lynn Buchanon, Ju. dlth SaUer, Judy Gregg, Betsy W~::~~ Davl~ Lyons. . mw;Le was presented by ~he Jumor Choir diree~ by Lew· ts_ H. Sauer and Fane Erlewlne w1th Mrs. Paul Haptonstall aa aceompaoiat and b:y a quintet: Sharon Evaos, luaol!a Hawkins, SUsan Probasco, Sally Gilmore, Jaa- ''"!.llrjf l.3Q =--==" ..W~ -Use" of Plini I " T ETY SOCl MIDDLEPO By"Aso the! -Dllt 1 Seventh Birthday Celebrated Sat•. Twenty memben of the Evangein GalllpoU. Monday to attend the Chvt.er Night and F1'iends of the Gallipolis Chapter, OES, which was lDitituted bostriiN. ;. by Enngrhne Ctlapter A f;ueat eoune wu M"Y6d to I The Joeal IJ'OUP preuot.ed a protbnlt! cuat. Vn. IGJd. Dilprd, gram with the.e memben takmg Deerbome, MlehiJall; •Jin. lllnnie part Mn. M. L French, Mra. LtlGIIJpoh, Ruth Stewart 1.114 tbele han Stelff, wbo played two p;ano mem._, not ment.toaed above: JOios, a q\I.ITtet, Mrs Paul Wmn. lin:. GrW Rullell, 11111. Otbo Walta Kr1 George Me1nhart, Mn. E M. Kn. C. P. Gallaa:her. lin. RaJ. ph Blake, Miss Jerry Pullen, wh.o Glbbl, lr .• Mre. Leu ~hinn)' sang three aelecUoM Ow- lline Cbapt.er, OES, wen Westminster Youth Fellowship Holds Sf*ial Service At Presbyterian Church Church, invocation; the Rev, N. D. Sunday evenina:, Marth 25tb. Bordon, Mt. Moriah Baptist Cbureb, Suipture from the Old Testament; the Rev. Howard Ruppett, F\nt Presbyterian ChUI'tlh, Sc:rlpture from' the New Testament; off~rtory prayer, Capt. GleDDa Rum· mell, The SalvatJon ArmY. The q_(feriaa for the e~DiDI will be used for the expenses of tbe Union Dail)' Vlieatloa Bible Sehool whiCh will be held ill June. r Gal·••pot• Chapfer II IS lira. KIH88 au.D. llrl.. k1 ea. The MKt DM~t11C lfQl be on A,.;! 13 witll lira. ' ..,...,. lbyor uwl 1JirJ, PbWp J'*''Pit!'!d n wlth Mr1. WWCam AUua, prwf.ileat Ia eblrte of tbe medial wlaleb wu apeMCI ' wttb llllilo.D prayer. Mrs. Geortt Cb1l4l fN4 1 poem from "'Ale Clui.sti&n Advoe~te" n.titled "'The t.npap ol Eterllit:y il SprinJ... , , ~rlne the bUIIMII ' meeQ,q plam were completed for tb6-tlft, spettjon to be held at the X.. of P Hall on Tueld.ly, April 3, aad. 1t wu IDDOUDC:ed that the decor· atlnl committee wauld work at wbicb Will be< held at 7:30 at the of the Nazanne. benedJetory pray. The 57th weddln.c anaivetlll'7 First Baptist Chureh. The Rev. er; tbe Rev. Fred l. Gardner, Chur- was obaerved Ui bonor of Air. aad and Ml'l. Orla Br•dford, who are ch of Cbrist, prayer: the Re\1. L . Mr.s. William Ek:hi.nger Sr. at eonducfina: eva~ellstic services at A. Bangerter, Heath Methodilt their home on ltock bprillll Road . On YoW' Account Lucky IS Rartcn l'11e Early SOOW Youf ESIIo Re~ Bob Wagner Sporti SlMw 6:55 Weatherman 7.00 PrOss Coole~ 7:15 Doug Edwards, Ne•11 1:oo Kalle'A'"'"""""' . 1 30 l.ove ~t&~r.~...~ & ODie · , Pr. . 11o» Qrqjul :n,h!s of Ce.thr:J 4:30 8·00 5:30 6:30 6•45 11:41f • ¥raft-Tlloalre 'l'hls is :Your LUt :OIIftoll RU;Dy~n Tbemt. l!eldllaes WealllotCfll 8:30 9:00 9:3C 10:00 11:00 11:00 11:10 11:11 ll :tiiJ 1.00 ''00 2:30 3.00 1?:30 9:00 10:00 I0·3p :1:011 11:~5 11:10 ll:lll 11·30 P1q 6:40 News Picture 1·5~ L.es 'Paul " M8l'J FO•CI 7:00 "'11it~' 730 DID&b Shore 7:45 News C&riVIID 8.00 You Bet Your lJf• J.OO 12 : 1~ 7:415 NeWt Canna 8:00 Ser0011 . Dlraetoro bo~e lt;Jq Ftther. ltaows a.. 6:00 PWt & sm.g.p 6.30 Sporn ~f, 0:~5 to._ -t . 5:00 Aunt Dlou_!ll">w -1 • • • • e IIIG GllJI..,__to ~nto, ...,...... Oft!' Wl>tlblf l'nll• 7 30 UO Que.. lor ~ Pay 11 :30 12 00 Sports Eye News PJCture . tes Foul fJ u..,. J'itr4 Ill'. !iodooii'a S0mt Cote Time 6.40 8:85 7:00 Matinee 'lmfll li:IMnhowtr will aecept A-dillS 8tn'IUlll'l a4rict to caU • ,...iiUnl' ot t..dlfti IOUthttn w~ 4llld NtJTOtl to dlie\IU mtarlt dJt n~ lftJ racial tenllon Ia lht .oulh. 1 T1IIM .......,• .., pou11ao 1111 nolh..,. to 11o with lt-tl>&t tho Protldtlll Will not rojool tho Idea MIHIY II mado 1. tea4lnl Dtmocnl Mr. Jllllttbowtr II l&1d to ttel vti'J' ltrOftlt7 that tho rt.qlal oltu&IIOII 11 muoh too delkoto to alloW pollt!Oi !fO pi ln'-lvo.l In 11. < _ , , 'fllo nuoo I'VIII tor tho ohllt txoeuUv.'o 'Ji- n or ltovtoiool'o p,.pOool II lhlo: K UIO _,,,.,.. ...... llllfl ~t tkl llOi pl'odUo"e dtlalUI J'IIUlta. it woul4 cau11 ~ 'I'll... 11011\ lldtl In tilt lebt '""'ltl fMI that . _ ·~ In the 10uth could not JCftfl thl racial protdtm, and ' Y/OW4 IN Mpelou 10 ..,.., a poaeoful .,l•llon. o·so t :OO bile Wilb .[Jfo US Modern lloma 0 ~ 9:00 9:00 10 oo 10 30 H'Otoot.;;., :~Caostd:r---,.-- --ft.oo 1 '.Vn. Wlnlam Lowe o1141 IIIIo. U.. lftoll Non<lor ......... !Jomer Jo~~e~ eoluloioet! the Stall ~ '"" pto,... ftr!q the ..,.. OUieon of l.ho 11e111o rtmpll!. OYellbiC wllh pr1zoo . , Mro. J'Jthj.u 8btenJ Jlcmday nealq Geerp ClaUdt,- Dev.t hrmer. ·Middleport Ministerial Association 57th Wedding Completes Plans For Good Friday Services Anniversary The Middleport Miuisterial As· Hoyt, wm preJide aad othen par· Celebrated soeiation bi:s completed their plaiU ticlp~ting in tbe Union service will for Qte Urtion Good Friday aerviCf! be the Rev. Robert Styen, Chureh 7.30 Dm1h Shore 1:45 News Caravan 8·00 ' lfM"UNN. fta.ye Show 9.0() t1reside 1'bt"&(rt 9:~0 Cnle 'l'tleMre t0:30 Mr. Dlltri<l Atlon!ep 11:00 News keidllnb Ll ·€)3 Weat&ieN:ast 11·10 Press \!OX . 11:US Bu4 W~l1lf. .D Show 11:30 Tonlaht 1:00 Current 2:00 S1101e 2:30 Catnpu GCIM- to School f.lt ~ Net llaeotae • • • Howdy ll®~ , · SoJdl4!q Of~ oriune Sport& E)'e News Plet"re Leo J!aul lo Mal")' l'otd .1:00 Gfand (»e OorY :t:rme Kovacs Sbow 11 00 Home 12:00 Tonnwee. l!ra'" Show , ....(Ia • 5o30 lt.OO 6 30 6 40 6oll!l lfrthian Siners, Stall And OHicers Evangeline Chapter · Methodl!ot Men ~. , Ken F"mdley PredcLi.. Entertained By Mrs. Lowe_And Mrs. Jones OES lnstrtutes New Chic t( Charming The Daily Sentinel ' GUIDE TELEVISIO 6.M 7 00 9·00 10.00 Tbe catnpala:n Iii one of en()J'mous scQpe. It mcluCes ~oot only those territories in Nort~ Afriea wbere natiollailstic feellng bu burst into :revolt It includes territories where nationalll:ltic f~Una 11 emoulderin!V-Ind ot~­ fa which the de&lre for freedom ha• not t~e~chM. ~~~r.E~~~~ RUARK 21, 1956 WSAZ -TV Channe13 It i&, t~(l that this proa:ram will be el:ttended to Jo'rench pos· sessions -.all OVI!'r the world in the months to come. We shou ld suggest Wilh to make your a ruther permanent mllht plant some iDI roses, perentdlla or However, in the last (('W years. several th'ing~ have dt>tracterl from the over-all eflect Visitors have co.aplalned that the dense foUate of many untrimmed tre@!J, ramp•nt tall weed11, and llllli6rbrush have obl!trueted the view to the River and its traffic Mayor Robinson and his Council with the financial uid of the Garden Clubs and other dvic orgatUzalion!l, <we hope), have promisE'd to tr1m treeA, remove Objectionable unrlt-rgrowth and weeds and, m eUect, to dean ' up 1tt1 River 1-~ I' Olll Two garden clubs . the Pom{'roy and tile TwiUght . have already pledged f7& each to help w1lh the project, and we are HI.U'e other organizations and 1 1ndlvlduals will want to cooperate in every way possible to Jna\ce our ltiver Front one of which we rnay be iu11tly proud. Vc1·y recently ont> grent achievement has bot>11 acrompllshod - !tie razing of the old ey('-~Ort> - Chnrter Oak T111Plc. 1 1\IHDAY Slgn 011 Todu Coff~ 'rlme ·~·-Y_c_H_A_R;.LE_S_M._Mc_C_A_N_N__.,: Dlnl l>ong S.bo<>l 1 10.110 Erwe Kowan Show Unlttd PrHS Staff CorrMponct-nt tl 00 Home L2 00 Tennessee Ernie Frtt.nce has em,barked on n h1s l2:30 Feather Your Nest tone campaign of co:on1al r e1 00 Curr~nt forms Jn an aUerilpt, to sav(• 11s 2:00 Star ShOw~ stil l-vast ovenea11 passess10m 2·30 p......,•s Stl!<lf :H)() Matinee Theatre Morocco anrl Tunisia have been 4·00 Date with lJftt g1ven mdependent sltlus w1lhm 4 1~ MOdem llonu.neea the French Union, as the Frcn('h 4:30 Queen For a Dt.y empire 1s now called I'S 00 Aunt Dru Sbow A !ar·reacbing pla'!l to g1ve m- - wiDNUDA~dependent status to Aliena. 6.M Slgn 0111 whicb poHUcally u a part of 1 00 Tooay Franre itself, also has been ap9.00 Coffee nme proved tO·OO DIIIJ! DOili Sc~ool EDITOR Publ!sbed E'\'l"ty afternoon elC't>pt Sund.11y by The Ohio VaUeJ Sentinel, }QC'., at liP Mechanic St, Pomero) u au ~ LiletOs oltlce pt.ohe 398, f'dit•mal office phont> 397 Tuesday, March The Dally *tine!, .P~Iddleport, Ohio 27, - 1~ BHeo. of co· lumlbuoi ~mar Hamm Raqloe. ----- Held Satnr~· Mrs. Thomas Darst Presented A 'Gift 'By ,Fire .A. .uxil • • • in the way they do their shopping! lt's difficult to generalixe about women in most respects •.. each is so different in so many w~ys! But when it comes to shopping, nine out of ten women · follow the same sensible plan. , They ' first study the the ods in this paper with their porticufor needs in mind •.• then go.di'rect ,. to the stores that offer whot : they're looking for. If you .want to start them coming your way. .• advertise where :they start their shopping! T~e Daily Sentin•l The One NeWIJiaper Tbal Is Devoted Eallroly To The .lnlereot Of The Meigs ..,.._M - Area ' . '' �• • . ' ' I ' ~·~u!_!f~I!!U!.,~·...-::__::_··,;..._;::"':___~----~--------_:_Th.:.:::....:eDaily 'Senl'ine1, 'Porruiroy-Middleport. 'Ohlo • I OS: Baker Lands TK{) Wally Post Is Termed 6aseballs On Pat Lowry To Longest Ball Hitter Of The Day End Slow Fiaht "'*' Training Camps .acllbltl: This 1 Is 'tht mth in • l, cordlng to 1hi' /](·\.\.' BuccaneE"r ..,.._ M the .,._sped1 Df BY· sktp per. lar lMtut ~eiJ.tlt&. Rl&ht now, Brr.gan cites Ms IY LaO H. P.ETIIlSIN pitching staff a" PlltsbJ.lrgb.'ll 'Urdttd Preu Sporta Eclibtr chief stnn.::th HI' e:1Hs the out· FORT MYERS , Fl.t. UP- 'lhe f1eld r and the catt'llln g the 1wo Pi(tsbu:rah Pirate.<~ are ulnning all their hopes on plk'hini and a prayer to lift them out of thl" National L-eague basemen1 tlus )'ear. Bobby Brajan, brand new at tM Pittsburth helm, points to Bob Friedd. Vern Law. Ronnie Kltne, Dlek LitUefield and Dick Hall .as bls ttarters and insisls he woUldn't trade them ror the Cinc.'!innati. Chil"lllil:O or St. LouiS pit · I b1g "Weall.ertess('s As far as HH: out fu·ld g~s. Thomas blr!l bL>Cu shifted from 1 center to tight held , l:ik1nner has been assigned tc left-w here he is havmg som~ trouble on iuda:ln,i balls-.and Rubert.o Clemente, Bobby Dl'l Crt>Co and Lee Walls are ail in the battle for eenter field. Jerr·y Lynch, a holdover from ~t year. aho is available for ou(field duty 1 I h 1 --· 1 Bo w in 9~ Ohlo Vallny Electric Company maintained thelr one ,l(ame lead U in the Tri County Bowlmg agu~ last night as lhey took two out 0 three a:ames from the New Vork ·~tral . L'•bcrty ReJl~turant had """' a ~hancn to gain as thi'Y won the-ir fint two games. hut. lo~ the nnal line to Scco.nd Street Market. The DaLly Scntmel .made the only swcc~ or the evcmng ns they took three In 11 row from Uolsum Bakery to pull wlthm three and one ha:lf gt~ml'S or the leade~. OVIC \~t the middle )!amt 11f· ter e01nlne from nine marks bock to taU: the first hno from NVC. The» the OVEC tlve rolled a nice • Une to take the final gu mc from tile nilrqaders. GriH DvriJ,ln high rn•n for the winners with • SS7 INIM Oft 1_... .t 179, 171 1nd til. whit• Ch),ck Wilton h•d IDI lth 1-92 hlah alnel .. Al~n•wtrth hid fM tint 500 1 of hi career 11 he tel fl:. wtth 512 poe .., . If; 1- aM 191 en t•mtt ~, .. · Howenr, Caw Jenklnt Wit ttl•lr hlah m.n Wlth I 519 .. r. IM •n IIIMI of 1&0, 17J 1nd: 166 L1berty Restaur•nt lost the laRl ilatnt to Second Slreet Mar-Jr:et. and mined a chance to JllOYe Into a tie lor llrat plaee. Clyde ln1ela wu bllh man for the Llbt"1"ty boy• wltb t86 on aames of 171. 172 and 148, while a;nk Me~cblni bad fOB. ftay LIOVII\J w11 the bia: man lor lleeon Street w•• •uH: :':v.c I ==:; I i} Tires I ,.,. ' ·' I ' I I . I I !fiX ' AUSREJ{ 01' 1 fcr, s·ISSOD Win In Mixed ; Fight Results M~~~~~~d::~,:'! the MDwd Doubles tourney at the Pomcmy BowHng Alleys Saturday night l's th('y came th1 ough with a Rcorc o{ 1111 to n~e out 14 oth· 1cr teams in a red hot race for the 1 top spOI Pundoru Collins and Earl Conde ··-195 123 18& 498 l w~;·n~~!l~Lnishcd in second phwe Bell .. 188 127 129 444 I WI./B I, I P•kns .withh.PdhYI.IhMuollg•n Wilson W3 153 192 li08 I anu o J .ou ~ In t Jr WI l H D 179 171 188 538 wh1le 11<•1£\n Pcpe and Wcs ~C'lle~ urbm 130 camt• nlon~ 111 fourth place ~with 130 Blind 1076 All r · · t 'J'otal 855 739 826 2420 1aw~rded h:uns our wmmn~ were of V<lrtouscurr.'s Sl7.CS for · NYC RR , their JH'ilrs 1Powell --· _ . 133 166 1•n 44.a' It wu s :1 n•d hot rael' :1s sever:~l . AIINlswm·th .. 193 128 191 512 f('nm~ hrul n chunre for the top H. Young _ -·- 124 127 105 356 spot l,(oLng 1nto the rmal game. .Johnston _____ • 151 162 130 443 How(·vt·r. Mt·s Shafe1· and SisHon Jenkins tao 173 166 5!9 emw• thr ou~h to w1thstand the IIandi(~p _____ 8'2 7 826 B07 2460 ch.lllt·ngt' 1111d won tlu.' first plal'e SECOND STREET MARkET b('r\h Mrs Shllfcr haft games of : 135, 122 and 125 ftw 382:, whde Sis. Robert Di!Vis _ 104 142 169 415 son bud lti'l, 183 und IU7 for 534. Housh _ lti5 109 13ft 399 ~ The tP.un hml a hand'lcap or lfm·ak ·· --~-- - 160 171 161 492 '~i ns Jq givr llwm their 1111 lo1 · Milch -- · . _ 125 13~ 144 404 al , . , Lwvlng ___ _ 162 180 177 ti19 1 Pandm·a ( olhns had 45.i ?ll llandJcap 49 49 49 147 games of t27, 170 and 153, while Totnl . ______ •755 786 835 2378 Earl Wal'nC'kc hndi 4!l7 with gamei LIIIRTY RESTAURANT ' J or 164, l :H and I~ They had a , l harulicap ?f 196 pins. Phyl Mull on Ingels -------- 171 172 143 • 486 hacf446 Wilh game~~ of l!H, 165 and I Crow . ·- ----- 14.3 HSl 117 411 130, while Louks had 191, 172 and Rlch Davis --. 1GO 159 161 476 ; 174 for 337 They h&d the small· M~tthews ----- 132 164 161 .a571 est hapdicap of any team with on,JI.hmchini ----- 138 148 17D 485\ly 113 p'ins Helen Pepe had 378 Total ·--- ---- 700 7N 761 2315 with 127, 125 nnd 126, while Belles led all the m,.n kt-glent· with M9 on a:tunes of 153, 171 and 22~ MBITINO KtiTPONaD They had a handit'ap or 149 pins . The Middleport Garden Club , Phyl Hennessy and S. F. TedcsC'o w!U not m~t on April 2 at tiro • (inlshed In fourth plat'e wlth 1072 home of Mrs C. M. HenneBy but and had I he lead until the nnai wUl have the1r mtlelinlf poetpon.ed gamr Ann Thomn~t and Don Col· until the following Munday, April : Une Were 1n sbcth with 1064 with 9th. Judy . Ha~kin s and Rock• Davis in --- .~n '!llil~ ~lkltlJcport, Ohio .I \II' llll!kiQI oows and 'doin• e._ 1tr.om - a. lU .unt~n 8 I 88MVQil ~-L-U AND . GRADUATION liens 114 Court Ill l.atlles ........ - .. 120 E. Main ·St £!.........- . . . . , . • • . , . .. ' I <\ good sele<tlon or spring clothes ·thllt budget. wm nt - ... - w....n.. \ l Total ----· ·· - 793 878 HOLIUM IAKIIS Wood - --- ---- 135 J.JI3 Smith .. ______ I~ D. Sehllllnc ___ 140 1711 I. Sehllllng - - - 17'1 1<19 Slooon -·--· .. _ 179 185 Grate --- __ .. __ 136 lf~ndleap .. --. vt 47 1olal --·-----. lllll() 8611 !)V..C JNGJIIiii.J sw•~· ' ' ·-- 148 442 8'1& S07 136 'H 111G 748 2372 . ura 1117 · 101 I( I EMCniNO the New Yorlr: c4 ot the Oflca:r ~ Claudatte Colbert pliuatl a ~ of congratulatiOn on Pllddy Chay· efak,y tor Ills Best Bcree.n Plily. "'Marty... flntettUJflottol) ._ 1 ' Lions· The NC'W Haven Lions Club ml'l at the Uom: Hall on Tuesday, 1 j TJIE LATEX, PAINT FO~ Wouldn't th.inlt of employinj[" painter nOt protected bv STATE COMPENSATIOI\. Is it ~ood jud~ement for you to ri.sk fAcilll ruin lw .an INJURED WOR)i.MAN' If your Painter isn't protected by STATE COMPENSAT· fON (regardless of what he tells you) you are liable !qr his injuries while on your premises. We carry complete insurance protection - 1 . . ·FOR . JUsT -ASK A CORPORATIQN 1 March 20 with president Jack Fry, 1 preFnd~n~ . l Report on Di~trict Zone mf'c·t · ing held 1March 17, 18 at Riplt'V Youth Camp was lti\•en by Bob .Johnston and Jack Fry. : Presentation of Lions Kevs went to H. C. Roney. Bob Johnston and Mark Ward ror obtaining new members for the club A Ram Shoot which Will be held March 24 at the Roug Roush Farm the J>rt'('Cds wiU be used for the Lions Sight Conservation ProJect A Board or D1rectors meeting, toll owed the regular meeting and ' fore coming projects were planned and discussed. Guest,.; were Liollll Hall and Robinson or the ~:;rr~~;;~ j ville Club. ',l'hosc attentlir\,:: tllOse named abovl' and W•>od;rol• BroWn. llenry Buck. Jr.• Cha..-Jey JeWell, Geot11:e Jewell , Charles Lester, Robert McGlothlin, Norman Montgolherv. and Kermit Ford. Purpow Cl••• The purpose Class of the St. Paul Lutheran church met at the t'burdt on Monday, March HI, with Mrs. H. 'L. Dyer and Mrs Bob Lay. ne as hostesses. Scripture rcadin~ was gi~en by Mrs . Wilham Powell Followed by a poem on prayer by M,rs. HCI\I'Y UlvFJe An Arllcle on ~ s -~·~-~-~=====================~ Clyde Mrs. Bob Rice, Jobnsllln. Mrs. E and L Stem. Vicki , Mrs. Mrs 1I1 Tom Hortman, 1\ho. Jl'~e Abels. I Mr~. Phil Ratcv, .Mr!'l. MUton Step. hans and Mrs. J>onaW Rou11h. bulky, unsightly fat right iD your pounds and 'inches or eKceJu fat own home. Make this recipe your· don't just seem to disappe.ar p.lmq.sl self. It's easy-no trouble at all and like magic from neck,chin, ·arms. cOets " little. It contains nothing bust, abdomen, hips. calves and harmful. Just go to your druggist nnkles, just return the emptyibottle and ask Jor four ounces of liquid for yo\ll money back. Follo,w the Renne! Concenti-atc. Pour this into easy way endorsed by many who a pint bottle and add enough grape- have lned this plan and help bring fruit ju ice to fill the lwttle. Then hat·k alluring curves and graceful take' two tablespoonsful twice a Islenderness !'-lote how quicklY bloat ,day. Tbat's all there is to ,t, disappears-how much better you H the very lfirst bottl'e doesn't feeL More ahve, ~·outhful appearing show the almple. ea..<~y way to Lose ond active. Solely !or Your Protection CLINTON FISHER CO. Soles PAINT Service Stqre Hou,. I to 5 MIDDLEPIJKT, OHIO ~~==-========-===========:::::l ·-------- eU and also Powf'Jl Jed a guidoraycr wos Mrs by Mrs. William Pow· 1 ~ ---·-·· - ·- -- - ~~ ' 'Mr and Mrs. Woodard White nnd ehildren, St. Albans spent the wecke>nrl with M1. .anr1 Mrs Ralph Baliurd. -: · ' lf91 WAUS ANO W.OODWORK . ,... Co~a~tletelf .....blti ~ ......... ........ llo paml odor ~ JI<J ..., IO ·IlJIIIY . -- II HOLIDAY SIEDAN ... ROOMS OF Dual S.-:ablllzel' 'Aoi:l~) ' doublee 'y9ur ·rldlftfl oorn'fori: I WI ;AY I'UU. VALUI ~ '1111 UNUIID MIUI IN YOUR PIISINT 1110 ..,.. ....- ... ""~ 44.80 '37.90 ~a 45.90 ' .. SOlid ll'ounutlon for • . That Smooth ~tock.. IIHCift' BAKER IAI'J 'IIIII ~~~ ON THI ·IOADI Thio ride'o or Oldsmobile'" ri,le ror '56! Tbe dualatP,UiW JOI ploely Of • .....,p.and·p", too. The 9.25 to I ac.1ion of Oldllmobiltf•~·lUde OMfllis li•f!l ~ ~ill Roabi .Rape meaDs swift, you a oew sense of coatro1 and ~et~Urity • • ' fleet ptooeler.W. u • po,rrerto,pare. Aad Jetaway dlll1llieR your riding p~ ,rydra-¥lt\io0 lluid oouptiop, provid."' 1~1dil iii oo ~.bock-and.roll" ride! Stabililtl' b1.,, '""''front and roar-.jW;\l(f,Oido!Bol!ile:aii"'!J.t ailt·point lliL'(IenfJion-bep -you "rooted" to tlle ron1l, .,ven on the aharptt~l·WI'Dt.Tbe n.lra-he&YY• exn:a-d1id1'ramel'ftlisU t-a.tinl ud bouooe. ft&. Th,e minute you ~w the ful dory obeut the Glllorlng Htat ,Pum_').' )lou'llsoy .. That's what I've been waiting for." lmogine IMing able to have lhe tet~~perolure you wont oil yaar kmg withO\IJJ tuming a"ythina on -or off- or ewen chonging the lhernioslat. .,wltlo- • """'"--,or-~. ONI IL~. . ~d,yop ·~o:w;;. Olllmoblle'o otyl· iq ia :U..ull~ 18 tlte ,Ulechauical featurt's. Looltf • -mplo, at the ~latagrate" fron.t ~· ~·~ IMO buiiiJ*I ill one fur n:tra.deptb lt'COI.mts for Old~SDI,Iille'lll hudlln&ltabllhy. AIKl prot«!ttaD .lad a!W beauty. We have an OMs \II hen yon add the "mu.clel" of a host df po'""' 'not{r 6w yGU--flenty willi111 ••• mighty able! lcalnrr.8t, you have the Ultimate in motoria& ease. See id tlri•e ·it! AI our showroom, today! tntm.....t .. llriM .....,, S-JHy ,.._ s.-1.., .......... Sttrl.- ~·· •sNJIIMrtl 011 !iwi•t N~~wty.IJ.'Jtltll oJJri•..J •1 ull'll..., ot11 ell .... - - - - - - - - - - &QC:!Ht .AUTO CO • 500 Main St. "" :>:> SOliD ••• STIADY •• , nAIL! I Thll'o the feel ' BL.UnNAR o:: New Furniture ~ SAPaTV•ItiDS . CHA.SIS. .lfor~·"·_..,_ 1.-rt.r raltl tM'b'l heats In winter without burning fuol· .... •tliir illlll: !'Otir •*· ~OL..CS ' MOI!J. 7&1 2152 4'72 216 469 1 quickly · one may lose peunds of more graceful surves: if redud,de .)t: 1118 474 180 4M 181 .4f118 144 118 1110 109 163 I 11t'; simple. lt's amazing, · how bulky fat nnd help regain slcnljer., . ..,,.,d.l I -----·-- · I TII•CO\INTY 152 881 I ina: winner. AREVELATION IN taJu PAIN~ING hod THI HNTINEL 20-tame year8 sue: po111ed a oub and thrl•e At 01 Local Kin w..,.,..., .To Take Off Ugly Fat I Tbe ICOI'tl: Mrw. Peten .aJJO p1rt1ei~ted. The l••••••m ..,.. by Mrs. Lawren"' Accept-~ •~tM l'arsoot wu Oil "Le.n!' Others prP· eg " aw M"fll wen MTI Dould Brown, Mra. .Ill me« H•mptnr., Mrs w-illiam ~k Ml'l. Paul Powell , })t'e&ldent pre- F.nhmd. A1rs. J V Ml•(irPw. ~hs~ I !!hted .at tbt' March Women's C1ub Lt·lllh ~oweiJ, 1dn1 Wtll1am NPnf' , I The- K' D. Club met meeting, wlrlth wu held at thf' ..a•l Mn. JJoyd Rou,;h thf' new ~ome- of Kn. l\ome n( Mn! Paul fJenderMJI l•lt WI O wh ... · ·~ In TuHday t be 20th 1 " , 8 -as a~!'! II""' Mr:1 .r 111 ml's Ffa~pton "ave a n• ThP Win 'la!i!i or thf' F. l' g10up by her dau&bter, port on the J,trogrea or the- 111 U t·hurrh tertamt>d member~ uf L:aney l'.!lry 'J'hp ~theolve~ are b\QJt Pnrl In~ lbe Uustl r aud l.Jve Wire Clas1 1 •rwo new membeft:hook" have arrived. More work Monda~' Mareh 19, The pro~am Pratt and Mr• Emllltltt - ,,""'and elean.ing mu~ bP corttpiH .. d leader were Mn Harry Miller , burn, were welcomfd to the twtort' the OPf'ninc Mt s Tom Uortman and Mra. Jlomer .and Mrs. Charlf'll F.bf'r!ll)tch, Mrt Ftob(ort M<'C.lothUn g1110 : 1 Rt:ctl Sped..11l Song~ were by San· .u df'nt, waR In eharge of* tu1k on the sthool I~\'Y anti 1111 l 1t ra f~u.!lh and Ray Clark, tlylnn bu~mes~ meeting. It Wa• ariiiitti! prf'l>!oed lht' importlno•e of volin V .utd Scr1pturn WM'f' part or tht> <'f'd thai the next meetlq In heitcr our IC'hool l#:lCberM a 11 ,] progr:1m and shoW'lnl of a ftlm . b£o ht-ld at the home af Jrfn. W rhildrt'n'11 t•diU.'Jlhon' II'ILI)'et· wa11 hy Mrs K J Scott. Wmdon , Tht' annun l Butur was dJ..;(·uo; 1.\l~ny fro m the .cl;,s,;('" altcndrd Game.~ wert' played duriq the Sf' d , (which 1~ hf·l•l in Novtm~r 1 , lh•:. monlhly mcel!n~ (Ve.ning and pri1.e-s wan by and Mr~ f';,~tJ St:tlb• was .appointed ' I h(' l: utheran Brot herhood met Rlchard Vaughn and Mrs. Wilt· thairman 1'hl• nrg:mb:atioh vot I <.JI lht· ~~ l,~ul (·hurch on Tuesday ani Ebtrllbach. Rerr.e..-iatli ed lo J:'Jve tht·lr Jiervicl!!li r<~r th e 11:o~rch 2i! 1he hollts wc·re Thom.ai l werl' serv<'d to those named I OIX'ration uf th~:> eo:n:..,;sion~ and l ~r ~ n,.;i'ad & II N ROU!-h. Paul .J~ I and Mr ~ Thl"'dore Lt'!hew, 1ieket11 stand at the New Haw•n rm" t"ad, ('Umtw•t(•d the me-e!Jng Harold Ebl'rsbach, Mrs. Emt61-Pool durmg thP t'OJlUJlg swimming and l'rogra.m by Lloyd Roush w~a s Lelrh£>11. ~~eason ).In (' If. Curry Wl!IR &fl · a B1hl•! Qu1 z Others prt!St"nt WP.rt' - - - - - - -- - potntcd Ch.lurman AI fj(•!t Uou s ~. P;~ st or Pete.r s, Alva METEi:: a;&CEIPn The Ap11/ mf'ctmg will hf' hl'ld L tH~}donr. lb:.r~·n<·t• Blt·!(~mg Jt>s A<"lmg Chief or Polite Ftaalr; Ill the home or Mrs. Pa•ll Se:~Uy ISl' r.ruwn and Jt mm)' fry . Hudson rcport('d thllt -""' wilh new m(>mbcrs as hMlr11sr•<; Per.ofltllil rnl.'tn· rt't't!lpls for Iaiii week teq.a;.~ Also ut this hmf' f.'lt-<"tton of Mil<'· Mn J.ulhtr Smtth Is a mctlit·al t•d $2fiJ2."i ·~ t"r!! will be held . p.alll'nl 1n Holzer ho!ipltad u Plan• were mad£' and cnmmttll't·lo Mrs. J f. Stewart and Mrs. lt. thl'ir daughter Carol. a student._. narned for thl· annu:ll May Il111· R Anderson \\-ere 11hoppmg 1n l'ar· W1tleoburg CoUee:e and briDJ .W 1: tlN'. brHhurg on Wt"dnf'!'day. I home for sprin& vacation. '~'bey* , Guf'~f SP<'ilktr. Dr. Gcorgfl Me·, ~tr . and Mrs Davt" koUJh o1 f'hli·1 Mn. A. F. Wolle of BI~IJ. 0 • ~arty f.l'».~e an , mlf·~es ting talk nn hcothe. Ohio vt~uted relatives bert' in .Columbu5. 0. and abe~ Olx>sity an~t ptHntt"ll out tlw ovl'r fliP wcekr-nd w 1 t~ ~helfl for a visit. · dangon~ or thrs condtlwn Mrs John Morgan. and C'hlldren ltfr. and Mrs. Bob JOhO!tcm;Vl-~ Refreshment!l wort• ~!·rvNI hy the .Jean and Jimmy art" 1t1 from nu . and David, 1pent Sunday a~ hOAles.~ Mr ~ Henderson and Mrs Members of the Wyatt Chadwell and Mooday. Yiaitlq relati~ .fb Kart W1llrc: ~~ tho ~P named ahovc famtly are alto ill Charleetoa and Nitro. Tlleir jJ&u. and Mrs. Edwm Roush. Mr~ Char 1 Mr. and Mrs. 1Joyd Rou!ill drove tcr Nan returned bome an. Y,llit.I('S Lellter. Mr.s. Georl'e McCarty • to Sprindleld. Obio to pick up ing there lor two wed~;~:, "rfKt .' I BUl Gmt~er wu the hero of the SenUael win owr Hol9uro Bakery 11 be Cllmt throuah in th.e tenth tramt or the second tilame to pick up .the toua:h 6·9 .apare and win U. came for the new3'Piper \bo)'ll :h,y a tUm six pin marlin. '!!be s.mtnel hit 87G rrom .acratcb In t,llll pme ror the higb Hne or the evtllina:. •Moon CUffol'tl led the paper bo>" with 1 bll 581 aeries, but mis•td 1 000 1eries by dropplna to la2 In hil lut line after openin& wlth 2US and 214. SUI Orueser followed with 499. lohn Slsson wa1 bilb for Holsum with 507 on 1•m• of 1'19, 1615 Otnd 163. N H Socl'ety :That's How ;rhey Feel Abo\Jt Oscars You t:Dilnn bc111 Rober ts?" He hlill Kix stntig:tu 20·itune yean five l'lt,r.utght seu.'.IOns 1).:14 pltch•ed I t¥ most irmin&ll. Wbo'i>t be-tter ltuiln Musial? serving m tht· Navy, he hBt qome . 0('~ t'. hnme to Wtn rive blUtlng cham Tbe poll was tlevi,r;ecl hv thr IJI,Oitll hlps autl twa of hls three Sportin& bltw~. • knowu witlely U!: moRt \'Uh111blC' awurtJs. the basebDII. bible, at the sua:geg. Jfow etbvut the ''Ri.a: Cit?" t.llzc lion of ,Fdler. And after look'in~ In tht IDf6·5!'.i scASOIUJ under con· over the Hat, J've a suspicion that &idel'alwn tied ror LWJJ borne run Bullet Bob harbors some lon({· crowns, led the Notional t.e.gus Rtanding rc,entmenl against sports. one sea!mn 'n nars and was 11. wrlters. ~ent dutch man right dowb to the last with thto Yankees~ Jucla• NlNded No Wol"'t Than TIH Trying to rank .such n eolossoJ Where would you put (tobinson" eraw W?Uld require a man who was He has won two bntting title11 and a .t."'mmlinlltlon ~ of Judg._, Landis, a most ~· aluable award. Add Con(lle.. M..aek and Nostradamus. that all !he 1mpondera1Jit>s h.e h•~ For·the •avm·uge guy it hru:: to come accompiishocl and he's no worse d49.'n to pl.'rsonalitws. th:m n dead heat witb anybody. . Col!Ld IUJ)Ibody surpass Di~tHg Cnn you t•ounl out NewhoUse:· ' . gio? 'Batk !~~CJ]l service nnd going .d4;1wnlilll he won hit; third mo.~ t vul. :ae~;~:ac;;le ~~~at~;i~:h1r:S HUdi~~ •uable playtr title, led the )(•aguf' down the wrong slde at the ~ill. in liKB in hom~rs am\ runs bttltt-ct i,n .and batted .346 tri a crippled Anlt who would take any or thl' 1949 half-season in which~ :,;Lngle· other::> ovt·r CRmpy and Berra? handedly led the Ynnkee~ to tht• They't'i' ouly two·lime most V!llU· penpant. nbles who stJick up ri~ht now with How enn you hrnt Willit·un.s' the aU·time catchers. Coming bol'k f1'(lm World War U he twlce won most valuable honors But I'll udmit there's a Jot or porand took two batling titles. Called sonal rc~ard involved. All I can baclt for combat flying in Koren, do. in all <'onscience, is lhl'(lw up since his return he should have my handll and the ballot . 1951 . CUflonl ·---·. 215 211 Ttdt>OO -- -·-· 151 14S Gruso ... ---- 136 180 Cbltler .. ---·- 132 144 Grueser --- -- -- 139 liM finally pop~ up Wday , lt'a a ~llot on which arc 1ht> 1 na~ or 10 men. Ted Williams, Joe DDiauio, Stan Musia.l, Robin· ,Ro'*"ts, .Bob Feller. Jackle Robjn. so~~ ' Yotl llerra. ftoy Campo nella. Johnny Mile end Mal Newhouser All you're asked to do is rank thw In tme l(.l 1.0 order nK thl' •·p~yer ot the d d " -·.N - ----~ - ·:-----~~~·~-~~~~~~ •d Prayer • 1'erlod. llr1 . 110Wlfll T ew aven W•g•nhll•. Mart w..l and WD filii .J.,,,. .. I 611 ... ...... •• 1"1 246 tftcl 1... , n.1.1... 1 . , . _ ........... 2.u,1n Whll• •• II , rils~next p~il~c~h~."-------'~~P~o~m~ero~;y~~~~~~=~~~~~~~~~!!!!!vwu=;~~ with &19 •• ho hit 162, 180 ··~ 17'1. Two t.al lo!tllon rell..t .all •rln 1ln ttw lundly MoeN LH.. tu• et .chtlllerton lun••v after- · lolllllf Wllh tho Pt. Pi. . aonl 1M Louko hM o ~11 241, .!'0111 L:&Z SHOPS ' Dress Betfl!r For Leu IV OSCA• FIAl~ Y won two more btttU111 Uol..., p...,. $ilorta Wrltor ohlpo, lfflW \Yj)JUC UP - A ba.. bi8 M•.w poU whm It .b •""PJute1r lm· Wha!'• thee·· ;,~!~', JtOIIJblt to 1faJ.rly pi'Cl( ~ \l"Umer B1ek from 11 Make This Home Recipe other p. m •Y UMIT.ED .PR£11 d.UY. o~ .\\Is lather's furm in St. NEW YORK-St. Nicholu1fehry, Ohio, Says the blOw rhe wal. · ~" y ' lqpc_d UAinst the Cardinals was Lilnty ·Baller, U.lm~, Mt. emon. ~AO the lo9-1~1 b;llL he ever hit in bis N. Yd., stohlppcU ·Pnt Lowry, 149Y• , ~ ll~. T 1 o e o, 0 0• 8 · '"l'he funny thing is thnt I Wa~ PROVIDENCE, R. 1.-Denls Pat B¥ UNI'!'ED P!ti!SS l'!lll twi'!~ \0 ll)eot the ·ball," he Brady, 189, New York, outpo~ted Er~oklyn (N) ·15 New -cvork (A) 7 ~. ''tWe cwore bohind, 1·0, in Timmy Tibbs. 134¥.! Bos1on 1'0. ( hrcago (:A.) 9 ·bost-on (A) 2 the- firth inning and had a man P~il~d~lphia (N) 6 Detroit (A) 2 .an' ~qe 1 .waS only ' looking to seventh with 104:9. Eighth plaee- Cmcmnatl (N) 3 St. Louis (N) 1 1 lb;lnr ~him ·in. Harvey Haddix got went to Pat Warneke and E.uck Pittsburgh (N) 16 tMilw. f~) 9 .behind 111e, three and oh and I M_o_rr:c;s:__w_l.;.lh_1_04_7.;.._ _ _ _ _--,-.;.N:__ew York (N) 14 'Balh. (ll\.) 1 hit n.:a A...u ~-·1 _,..., ~----~n·~"""·"v ~·'Dill ', ~o~AY'S SPORT PARADE - --------- .APPAREL Shop At L & % SHOPS ~l.,ket ood - FOR YOUR EASTER -- - 13 Whole.sale Prices POWELLS SUNO(lo --- --- h'ff# IIAVffN 01/ ;t!ARCH 29 ro ;J/. I Sl I Ba)c.er, who weighed J41¥.. top :o/ 4bot left tiiHd ·toot. I don'l I!e learned to hit On a (arm but pound.~ to Lowry's 14DY• w.as way --think anyOm! hag ever dont>- 11~t most of hts blasts can only be de. 1 • ahead on the cards or all three ·befa~e: scribed Ill tf.>rms or city blocks rmg.o; offtclals when the end came. · ~ ' t•n't Do lt 1On a rounds basJS, RJferee ,$ca~o ~lAftfr we ,'left town. some of the fuvorcd Baker, 5-1, wlib .one ev:en· J).pdgmw_ tried to put a ball .up on Judge Frank ,FuUam had it 6·1: tth&t roaf. With a fungo Ktick but and ludge Nick Gamboli saw ii th4W coulclrt.'t do it. So some or the a '0 shutout. NeW Y.o.tt; \W.citets said Post didn 't It was B1ket's 19th win aga'imt d9 lt tei~b~. Sour ;ltaPCS! I saw 10 lcmes and tl;Jree draws. ·For VJ'a~~r· hit tbe baU tw there my· LoWJ'y, it was the 10th loss ia. 50 sel(. , , , pro fights, Post, a 1'etlrmg sur foot , one . illCIJ; 2lilO poUAd,er w.ho wns brou~.thl . 1'HP YAL.i !>Wt11Mt;Vc; rffAM, IYIIOU. i!JE /?EFENPttr'c; C/{AMP IN 'Tilt 100-YAI?P I'RU~71U /Y!IEN r!l/1 f.'l/lLPOtJ 'TI?Ifff. 'TO CAPrVI?i!! r/1£ h CA.A. ri!AM rme ,.; Og hIt" g ht s H' pas· 4 r ohlDc atlf!s. 1J.e S&)'S his PlratPs. c4>1lar· Long At Fll'tt hnQ.Ad fa:r the pa.tt four years, Bragan i~ M:'ll !!.311Sfled wtl h eiUild finlS.b as hllh as sixth this raugy Dale Long at !lrst base. ,... but he -qullifies hiS ~t~.~te- but if Lon& bogs down, he has lftnt ._,11h u big "lf.'' Preston Ward ready for duty. · ~ all dewnds Qn rour men", Spe-edy Curl Robe1tts, back v.ith llitqan says, "nnd those rour are the Pirate$ arter n year under a.ut:fiflder!' Fnnk Thomn~ and .Johrtny OtBrien b 'l'eoetvlng eon.JlGb Skirml'r; Liltll'(u•l 1t and s\deraUon .th_er_e., too. Duke Uni· l)an.ny Kr:n ll'l, a mukU" r; 1khf'r.'' verslty's gift to ·the majors, Diok .fllop~ .for lmptonru~nt Gtoat. will be t.he regular ~IOrt.ThomHs :tnd l.JitlC'f iPht l,uth had !>lop, and Gene Fn-ese. "a kid lHJ.Qr yE"a•~ last ~U'.lmn hut B1:1gan with a.reat desil'e," m Bt11ean'a is )ooking f, 11 • hf' t t 1 1 .... lwwlngo; wordsh, has thl.l·d b~-..c pl't'tty weJI kQlP ('ilrh of tllfm t'Lnc. cd. . , Skinnr 1, wh 11 h;HI .1 tn .d ~ 1 th D1ck Cole :md 'Edd1e OBrien the Pmllcs m Jfl54 IHtl s 1,cnt ln~L ) ::.hape u.p as Ptttsburxh's Infield year w1th 1\'l'll' Orl!·.1m or the; r<'sl'rves. Southern A~s oci.1 \W n is a con 1 Toby Atwell <~nd J~ Shepard vert.ed firs t bascmun who haf> 1 pro bably will handlo mod of been in stalll"d 1n ldt r1cld And Pitlsburgh's catching, but Bragan Kravitt., the best looking l'ooktc in say9 don't be too surprised 1f the PittJ<bUI'gh cnmp, "con bC' an- Crnvitt is be-hind the plate on other Yogi Berro some day.' <ll'· opcnma: ~· ---- HONort GUilT llra. ·Q. P. JQela wu I(Uetl- of honor at a family dlaher at ~ home Sunday when Hr blribday wns celeb.-ed. ,Preunt 'ftn Mr. 11nd Mrs. Frank Fuaate, Porn.W; IV MlL'TON lllCHMAN Po, t, however, brulb<s o!f hl• Dr. and Mrs. MJtlon X. · Fua•te 1 -e Unl ..r Spoilt& Writer memorable Brooklyrt elout. and daughter, Marsha, ldhins; NEW YORK UP-Larry Baker TAMPA, lFla. ' UP · Birdie "1 had u wind blowlna: with me ," ,Miss HuldJh Klein, F. G. '-'unter, insisted today - that be's in "no ~t"t!'t>~~~~~~~~1 ~~~sel::~t:· ~~~t~~ heR~~;f· plnyers are paying Pos1 Mr. nnd 1Mn . .P P. Klein, local. hurry" to chalpae any top-rauk· the slugging Ctnc~nati outfit'ldt·r t!1c co mp1uncn~ supreme her(' 1n ed fi,ehten, <\i'Pite hiJ teebnital Is perfectly willing to !Pt Micke \· Florida each tune he steas Into IIRTH ANNOUNCID knockout trlumph o.ver Pat Lowry Mantle ha\·e all the tapt> mf'n~ul·l' lhf cage to lake his cuh in bat · 1-k and Mrs. Ben NeutdiDI rem Mon~ 'llicht's ·wldepr.:lele.vis- honors. tmg JUilCtH.' t' The playera on the cenlly received an announeement .d bout .t Sl • N''chn'A~"Uill arena. ''I'm not ' "okl'ng to l• ' • t II•• Lo JJ othE"r club!l .!top what they're doing "I've got to le·• ·• b .,., "' or the bll'th of a baby daueliter, .......o el'IW..~, e· a million mUes:~ proJE~sls tbe 26· to watrh lum Ion I t'an Jearn to walk," !!lid year _ .~:1 d; ..;,.h, ;h•nd•d h'Ujm•. Shert idale an March 1;1: .to ·~v. the methodical Negro from Mt. p ~-""'= ot and B.frg. Dale JLatllff. formlr Vernon. N. Y. "I've got time and ost w encvm·1 lhe subje<'l I· Post G.tt Att•ntlun tor of 1hc Federated Church of • • up. . In the old days, •Ule.)o'd onV' stop Pomeroy. 'Jihe RatlitCs who tl~ 1'm m no h urry to get mySeU brouvb.t "Let J,fenth~ itave those tao. e nv:a· to watch Babe Ruth In batting •• •' overmat~hed hght now.'' J b I'll b f 1 t M t·eside at 14iiD L'fOrthwest J43rd Although an 111110 underdog iri sure. ols;. e per ect Y sa tis prac lCI-' ore recently, Joe Dl St., Miami, 47, Fla .• also .bave his New YOrk marin event d.eb\u, lUkl ,hhe ba1lal I (hit tr.avel on ly I maggd;od .,hld Ted Williams onE" nc over ' 1e ence.' 1 man e t e same attention . {'()nJ And- ,,:·n:o:t:h:•r~c:h:ll:d,:T::od=Jl<:::nr:·:Y:· , Bak ........ 1.,., 2• year D1.,. er ~ .auu, prov,ed, r!):i<t came intg ,his o.wn with 1hfl now Post !~at h:e was not. overm.atcbe~~n- 'Redlcgs, 1,ast ye{l.r. d1iving in 109 J "I've hil Lalls farther swinglneda~ flljht agQ:t J.oowry of to- runs ~n(i slamming 40 home ~~ ea.•y than J have swinging hard " ledo, OhiO:. He dpminate:d the ' ":'hile hammering qut a 309 bat . ~;aid the Redlegs strong boy as l; f' f1eht all .the wa. d then lelle.:i ttng .ayerttgc. ~any or hi!t dri\'es 1selt>cted a bat from a pile In front wben farrled ilnto!l into thl' next coun1y 1 of lhe dugout. ''When I try to kill Lowry With .a 1'10 AT Pat tried to tUe the .attaok in the .and TebbettS still talks about the ball, l pop up . Heck, I'm not e1ghth leS!i~On. thf!TJ}. Ishootin.'! for any long dhttance ret'· Lowry s.tlll waa groggy when he "He hit on~ hornet· .agt~im>t the ord:~ Why I even l'hoke the Lat I'O&e and &eferS& Petey Scalzo ~utdiiUi,ls tN!t must ~nve gone ov. about on inch " halted the Aetlon a1 the 40$Qnd er. 1500 ft.,'' s~ys · the ~i,ncy managct·, .For a guy wh.o bn't aiming at mark when 'Baker started b&JT.lg- "and' duritlg ba\Ung ·praetlee ~n any t·ecords, Post seems a cinch to ing him. l~IYn. J saW hiril ·rut a b!I'Jl on set some, anyway. REX, SWIM KING • • • • ~y A1cm Mover Baseball T<uesdGi Mlilfch il.'f, 1$ . t~ifpy, 19t6 .,., mM.Ilr~;a:r,__ .,__ . . •ao!ltlll ';J;ll~ ,mea •,. AT YOUI O.LDSMOIIL' DIALIR'SI - - - - - - - - - - - KAR·R,aad VAN lANDT RC:>ME-RO'It', ....__....,:..._ On OUT OP '• " T~l ORDI.NAiY ,,; • ,;~ . ' ·MOTO~R cEMENT·BLOCK C(t $30 ~air be· longs to a\1 ~phis In f,he co~nty. We want them all to lnow what ts going on. It II not ju1t a fair for the farm pepple, lt is a fair fOr all the ,peqpl,e who.uve in the coun. ty, and adjoining eourttfes that may want ~tp w~. "Publicity and promotion ~r­ tainly are very Important in makin g our ro~ir II liUCres~ ThPil t0o1 1 we have excellent ottractions " Russell Bflll, Man~ger · or the Richland ,fair board, did a lot listening ahd askiilg qul!!stions. This society has plans on tbe board to build a new fair grounds. have faith Jn the futur.e .of couJ>ll·l fairs. So ~e1 industry ' In Tlw Heal Pump use1 only efedricity and fil~lfll air to Ql¥t y/ku lhe cleanest, lfiOst comforlabte h•at yov can imagine. You IGvt on cleaning ond redecoroting cosh becou• h's flame-te~a. There's. no soot or film. Walls, furniture, drapes stay deoner. flamtltss heating m~tan• that your toORIS never b~• HH1t ~' stuffr f~ling- air il always lreah and clean. . . /or 30 days . , . cost.s ,less dum 1 a bo,ttlJ.!.(If ·bMr . . a U/eek coolo in summer- I" • DIKUMKliFIES ·• rtUUS DUSl AND POlLIN • II!DUctS OUT~IDE NOISE •p HoMU.-OtftCI$-&TOIU wltell cooii"'J is nMclell Maintain cotnforlabte tempe-rature atl ~t.~rrtnMtr, spring and fgll. Notfling to shut down or stort up, .so you're ,set Adn.for thW ".in-belwHn'' ay• .-... n momi"JI or• thilty and afternoons worm. The Heal Pump thinks for itMH Ia qh·e .~·ov ... the temperature you want always. For the heatlng·cooling ' syJ!em that will always be modem, see your Htol P~,~~np .dealer (lt co~l u~o for more information, TODAY, ELECTRIC .' LIVING ' . \ ,~:~ ' • �. / ' . PogeSDI -:-::-:---.... ---:::----(Ill Wonted To Bu-f (21) l'<eol Estate ,i~ =-~ -.ord. - , I , • .t't.e.srrt,J&•"c~ -41., 19~~ . fa SIII'UI·I'AIJiLY '' • I FOR ,f\JSStLES • • MasonGtade School Pattol Has Skating Party. At Center I By .:&IMiDeG AU ~ ~ ..,. 1111 • 11. will be publiabll) t» I&IDt S., • received. pe:t ~ Morch '27, 1956 \VANT ADS lllU: 2 eea.tl . , .. Interned· R~venue ( 14( For Rent H:rtioa. Jlin.;m :am cbaT~:fl hDI: ......1 li U:AU per .-on'~ for tbrM 11100 A"-''c o.... On Tu~.ay evenint tbe Katon Grad · Srboctl Patrol had a Jkatiq Several choice apartments in •Middleport; two in New Haven. Trailer .space. Inqu1re 644 Broad IMCUUv• lllHrtioDa. way, Middleport. party In tbe Cothmuntty Cfllter. Each PttroJ member wu p:ennJt. ted to in,rte a fUe:&t . Ch•perones were Pria. and Mrt. .!harles Karr, Mr . and W.rt . lt.t.lph Wanwr ud nit Hll'bour .\fr. and Mrs. Paul Neue lArl'J Rarcr'a\'ft. 3--21-tf --~ room modera APARTMENTS, ""'th laundry and tarage. A. N. Bengel. 1-24-lf 2 Five f'u.ll ·rate or 2. ceata pe: word will be cbar&ed for adverti.sina: if not V&loJ UIJ' Ptdort lhf.' t;ll b ot ~Kh 1DOillb followinlt m.,;~rt.ioD 1 I ' __ ' ~~~~~·d .:~H.-. d 300.00 7,200.00 lOll.It Those rqiltering were · st~ land, Leoamt .IOUIIi, phen Buraeu. Howard Mt'llili!Ofl, lletll!'", t>md Wani.er T~mmy Knopp. Tommy Ewtaa, Carr. D•cky Ne-aae, Charlene Diehl. Jae DAILY CROSSWORD ACII<lll8 7UO ......... 3 Thou 2 8ultu'• ,......._, 1. A. ldJocnm 43.-M ...... &. lump t . Notllitm&l\ 1 10. Come in f. To maJte 8. Utt!e- .bcUa. orm"""""" 16. MUIIC rKU J1. Wamtof • · A. thnuflncJ.. Nmedpa;t ......... tt . ..... -. ....uoa. ,_.. J.t. hUOf IJ available to of). nears, is Monday, weekend ·ume in •< I ACTIU5 ..layne Maa&ae.ld cuwtlu nef daughter J,ayne Marie, ~ ID -New Y01'k, folluw1nl a court demhlld by t1er htu~band, Paul J. .f4&nJIIeld, that he be &1ven custody or Jayne Mane oo gruunda tfte mother '"II not a tit and prvper person." The aclreas Is smng ber huabud for divorce. ( hdernaltunai Houndph.olaJ BOMI. FJ\I,;L-OUT Kytb.) II EftiiiOh ...... U . Loq. left.!llltt - Cilad to hove you in for tO. WM T.e.n.-. 14. Urwlomed 15. iinl11t unit · ; I ; ,.. . .. JO,OOO.MILE Dul<h fUnlon ....... ·-· .. -· ... ... ....... ·-· n.-.,.. 12 . ~ April 6, 13 ......,. _, or who fan to wtn .f. $1n&1f unit 1a. Girl'• name No. 3-138:1. 18. VarJe17 2:1. OOhf«""l :Ill 31 ...... breakfast, Mr. Wic.l<:.er 32. 1ub............ .......... annWta may be houra, !,:~~~· dO. --"' -.........- · 31. Trft 3111. OWseltt" a. .,.Dail.. ·::no.30 tO. Tip apiA for ··. . · 42. TUie tor - · ~uo .1'1.(¥1 31~ Jt&tl (VW.) -'l. N011.t14na ....... <4.1'odapt (,.....,...) .s.:::;:._ ~--· 7G.io d . CdW t.c.ur.rr . _.... :rut 1h.ft .- ' ' DAD.Y Cl:imJQUOl'l!l - lett,. _,.,.-for-.. Igoi DOWN, eov lOY · .. -· : .. ., ' • j ' ·.You . . .it .. . ' 3-22-6tc '~ I ') TO ~Ue-i~rt :ST!I«'fiOI-I I - i '" l:w ·. 1' : I • •.. ; ~~ :· rJ · ~ ~~ 'I ,·7<" . •"!"! . . 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MEMORABLE SERVICE ' ' SUNRISE ihm 11\w 12, ~-1~ ' IIU OI:R DII:BTBK, ROEWB DLMII: ' 'tDAJ'fW, TOG • . VX. 0 SNP ___ ,.,.. ___ VM XBOTBII:-LMLB. , ......._..a,;....,..... UPON ~'CAR&. ·v · • CDNIOA. ONK WOE DOTB 11lZA1> Alfutm:k'l IIDL, 80 FAST Tllll:r FOLU>W-.IIHAJCD .. . '· . l'honc 002-M . AIIIDR JW .. I DOWN, action . Drc~IICII, J'IKOBII: L. ,. PhoM M Two Jo'orma1 RNPXV . ' SIMPLICITY & BOLENS MEIGS Equipment Co A AI~ -.<!"-,.·=~ C)oala- .I ·quick GARDEN TRACTORS POWER MOWERS a-. ..... tD ....n It! AXI'DLa,L\ll& · lo LO.GI'II:LLOW One Ia thll axamplo 1o ..ooi tor the three L'' X lor the two 0'.. et4. Sbtjle letters,. apa.trophla. II>< IOftllh 1114 r o - of tho words 1119 aU ldlltL Etch day the code letters ate dllenat. Dolt Hado �_______.__ ----- - ~- .. = -- ..... ' • I "aoe Eight ' \ REVISITED ' • • ' ..• . Tuesday, Marc:h 27, 1956 ' . "he Dailv Sentinel, Pomerov-Middle!0)9!!. ·Ohio West-Columbia • • - BOYCOTI DEFENDANT AND WIFE lI .' - - • Seventh-Day Adventist Sabbath Schools , To Have Special Offering Soturday BY Mill. v•ltHAL JOI:INSON. .hoiqe of Jfr. Ntd lf.rf. George HO$. cbir ud famll)', Mn. ~a"1~ Jobn10n. ~II ...Silf-:o . *"- ~m Colcqnan of eon~! prtud Fri~y aftem~ wbea a Wtnebester vis..ited Mr. and IMrs. A grizzled, ora"na:il Pliuted Par- Part of the otterlni" beiq recelv· group cf fr..enda ar!'lved at Mr itanild 'thomaS SWiday amount Chief in Nhl Guineah ed til aU &~venlh-day Adveatill b~me Lo help her t!elebnt~ ~er ~· ~d .Mrs. Leonard Ho~ch.ar, eyighlands may !let hla wish as are- Sabbath MboOls Saturday wUI a1JO birthday. J.la. Roberta ·YouDJ, 'Mr. GeorJe X.Wf of Middleport suit or a apeei.aJ orrertoa: to be go to eatablilll I m.edleal uait hl Mrs. Vema Colemaa ~d. Mrs .. and lk. ud. oltlrs. ·Jtune5. Carpen- taken at the SeveQt.b-dQ Advent- Aore . In tbe New Hebrides tM Alab Fry pllllDed - th"e alf11lr: ter '!"ere etllera of 'Mr. and Mrs. lst Sabbath sChool olfertog to be Superiptendent stated. Games were played and priiJJ "\lemal· Johnson·. . .. . taken at tbe Seveuth.-da)' Adventist TubertuJosis, leprosy and otlaer award_ed -and 'Mrs. ~oh~n o~ned ¥ft.. ~·r Arnott. and Ricky Sabbath school saturday, diaeaaes aJ:e rampant in tbiJ area, _ her gifts after whieb lffl ereadl1 speht TtNridaj ana l'riday with Chief :Wii:ol,: from the Mount cake and- colfee WeJ:.e aerved to beJ: ~U¥!J' ftlb, :Lucy TJew Hogan retion of New ,GuiJlea, waJk- he .said. the guests Mr&. Lilzle Sttwart, Mrs~ Geo~e Jobnson· and ·Let!- ed twO days journey thro~b the ' Plan1 for two small dispeDI&l'f Mrs. Lucy Johnson-, Mn. Luille ter Foreman and Mu. Lawrence Wild terrain with bb c:o.e:hlef to units are under way, but more adSte_wart, Mrs. Jane JobniOD, Mn. Stewart are ill. 1ask tbe Adventist mission to estab- euate medical faci.UUes alld penonD&I.sy Knapp, Mrs. Georgia Good.· lish a school amon1 hill peGple. nel are needed. ntle, Mrs. Doris Bartoo, Nicky Mr. and Mr$. Ho._.,r Johnson The Sabbath school superintend~ --------and Mark, Miss Blanche Arrh· were in Athens Sunday. , ent in Middleport ln announcing the offering to be taken, told of the EASTIR CANTATA stron£:, the honoree and the be. )Ire. Voneda Cart of Pt. Pleas · tesses: ant vilited Mrs. Aline Carpenter <1ta~t being made Ja. educating the T~e Easter eautata "He '11aat Mahoney bas natives thls PaeU1e Island. be at 1. nounced he will bold ewna:eli4tic ..,. L ve W . pres · Alrea<b more than )40 students P M. at tbe F1rat Bapt~ Cllu:reb. serviees beJiDOinl April 9 at 7 ·30 in the eveniDI at Salem ·Hrs.. Roberta Young and Mrs. are enrolled in t,he Coral Seaj3tiddleport, by ,the 8en1or ' CboJr Church two mile baek of Wat Alah Fry spent WednPsday after- Training School operated by the ~ d~rected by ~· Dorothy Sarely Columbia. vemoo Harrah wW' be :,~.wj~=~:~: Verna Coleman church there, he t.aJ.d. · But the with Mrs. Cec1l Bradbun u o:ro , . schools facllitie& are crowded to ganist. The eantata was writtell 5001 leader. Mr. and Mrs. Jt:~pM' a.1ur Mrs. Luer Johnson, Mrs. :Mild· capacity. Call's like Chief Wizol's , by_ Elsie Duncan Y&!e and Ira B. _ were Saturf8)l vifi,tcpos ·at· the re.&..lb!al- and Mrs, Zula Fry spent pean the nee(l ~or branch schools , Wtl.!on. The p~blb: 11 iD~ited ~~ ' lr-· • " ~ Tuesday wTtb. c-fofrs . Jenriii! Die· and medical fAWi~_ u well, he attend tbls serYiee . wh~ch w.ul 1.:: ·I ·lr · ,, , ,·~u.~ : -· "' _- _._ said. ·~~': _t~ Easter observance. ; Rev. Rarlpb ID· S•turday. I of Ei.rB JtiV MAmN WIHII lUNG, Jl .. 27. prealdent of ~~= J.mp.rovement UaoeiatloD and th1 Baptbit miDta~r •plrillrB to unlawfully tcater a Negro bOycott o1: -~UIU tty tbe clty'a tll,OOO Nepoea, 1.1 atwwn on Jteps ot courtbOun lD Montpmery. AJa., durinl llla trial. Wlte it beside _blm- ~~~~~~~ ented VoL VII No. 292 £dltor1a1 Pbone 311'1' • • " ·eather a ... Wednesday, Single Copy 5c Middleport Speeial mm 30 • I :ca ·----··~ 1 h" lll e • f I .. LAWN BOY POWER MOWER llr. ahd ·llr>. a.DiOD-81itie, Mr. Miscellaneous Shower Honoring Mary and iiiJ:8, _Wllllam Van 14olel , were in Ga1li'poUs aad :Wddleport on blllineaL Stewart Held At Greer Home In Maso., Saturday William Basa spent tbe w-e) A mJacellaneoua shower honor- Bill Di.vis, Mrs. Flora Board, Gary end at borDe wltb his wife, Xatle jng Min Mary Stewart was given Stewart, Sandra Greer, John WU· and son KeWe. recently at the home of Mrs. Gcr- liam Sprouse, Mn. Roy Jonet of Mrs. Jue Benuett and motber.. ldine Greer iQ Mason. Serving as New Haven, Mrs. Mul.ne ln•law ealled on Jessie t.ewJI ArM/: Stewart Mr.s eo-hostesses with Mrtl Greer were and Susanna of Pomeroy, . '•ky Pill- Albert Sauer of Pt. Pleasant, Miss M- Rosa ~... and Mr.s Lester ' · "" sbury Russell Caro1 Du dd'mg, .Mrs . Jean Grueser . Miss St.ewart is to married on Mrs. Nellie Dudding, Mrs. Emma April 8 to Jackl~ Fowler of Point Ryan, Mrs. Evely~ Ible, Mrs. Earl Pleasant in an open church cere· Johnson and Allee Faye, Mrs. mony at the Mason MetbodJst Maricm Rizer and Lois Ann, Mrs. b 11 ' Mabel King, Mrs. Fannie Francis, c ~~~~~~· were pliced on a table [ Mrs Ruth Ryan. Mary Dudding, which was centered with a pink Mrs. Pearl Roush, Betty Russelli and white umbrella Games were j Mrs. Helen Stewart, Karen Ste~ pliayed and prizes ~ere won by Mrs. Eleanor Ewip,~. Sharon Mrs. Emma Ryan, Mrl. Nellie Dud· Pillsbury, Jackie Fowler. ~y :te~ din and Mrs EvelYn lhle lsbur)'", J..eskr Russell, Ru n ~~sent we~e Mn. Mary. Aumil- I wart, Jack Stewart, Jake Greer and the honoree. I F ler, of HartIor d' Mrs. Cb ares ow. Sending gifts were Mrs. Lula ler of Point Plea9ant, Mrs. Ruben Stanley, Mrs. Jean Wwner, Mrs. Stewart, Mr2_?~~~-:__ Jo_h_n_ ,._•_._M_ra. Ruth Rou8h, Mrs. Paul RoUih,.,aDd Mrs. Pearl Fox. ALCATRAZACQUIIQ NEW LOOk. ti I ip • i ' f D reeently. 'Mina Lewis and Richard SmUb · PI . PI easan t Sat lU'day. , were ln Thomas Wllllams and noyd Roach, studen1s at ~anhaU C.ol~ , lege .spent Sunday with (beir parent.!!, Mr. and .Mn. Ll0)-4 WWlama and Sam Roach. Mr. and ~a. Earl Tilaon LOek,ett called 'f.: .Hr. and Mrs. F. Jl.. Lockett Suriday. · Mr. and lln. ~wrea.ee Stewarl of •rl overma:ht pest of .PhyUla ·•nd Ann .Willi••• SatUrday. , Janet and JanJee Nleh.(t{soJS were tueets of Ann and PhylliJ: Willi&ms. I Davidstoitoned Knop~ of the US ·Air in ll,llnot. spOJil tbe wt!ekend at hurne with . lllll . MORNING STAlt rlftcess or a ay ~est Colwnbia eall~ on Jessl~ Lewis Sunday. , . ' . rMis~ laniee Nie~holaon wu Force mother~ . Alice Faye Fi 8 her of CalM156 eat 01 umbus was the weekend gu home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hamm of ts of Pittsburgh Were reeent xuea · the former's mother, Mrs. Nora Hamm and the Joe Thoren f~- .VrJ. Joaepbine Knopp, , Jauct Nicbobon wu a gue64- QJ. Ora Mae .Smitb at :Mason Sat.ur· d · ay. Dr. and .Mra. Ray Pickens of Middleport called ou Mr. and Mre Famous Iron Horse engine, Easy slartillg, Ll.tlht weight, full 18 inch cut, non..ealplng, staggered front wheel arrangement, Edd Natroes Sundq1 Phyllis ·Bowcot\ Of~!od llyTherc will be a pre·Easter leT"ice at the ehurch a [,ew e'Venltlgs th .,, week with Rev . Larrimore of Syracuse bringing the mesta&e Martha Lou Jleqij ·... ·- . - )'. Shirley Qll'?f, ON • ~ Brftith Janet Nlcholf;on an4· Betty Fox spent Wedbesday in ·Mlddleport. Mr. and lf:rs. John Koarn• 11nd on Lawrence Thllrsday Rose night. atWnded the f uneral of his cousin, Dale Rose. Reba motored lo Cb ar1estoD S~n· day .tl) .villt .relatives. . ,, ReeoU starter, eombiJ!a,ion on-off Ol!'il<:h tlllflehoke. Housewares Deportmeht- Main Floor ELBERFE LDS ~~--~-~~- . f,':t~E:•:i:cr~p=r:i':'~S-u~n~:a~y=.·~==~:,~a~n:d:S:u:sl:~:-~:f:N:e:w:::H:•:v•:•::·:~:n;l~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~'''. Helps TONIGHT Tuu - Wtd• Mar. 27-21 Aud;ty Hapburn G,...ry hek a Big l:.ob Done • • • " James P. Fisher, aon of :Mr. aod Mrs. Paul P. Fisher, Minersville, Ohio:. was eleCte41 president of , Kappa C~1pter of. Xi Pal ~ Deo- Automatic Gas Clothes Dryer •ROMAN HOLIDAY" AUO John ~rtlancl G~t tal ·Fr.ternlty. -· M,r. Flaher, a aoplomore llt the Obio ' State UniVetsitj', 8chool of Iienllatry, wulhlo term of Dototl'tY Mltlone 'b•Sin ot ltiO ·; !>eilaalng of llae Spri,n ( q~~~-~ kappa cb&pler ofreactivated XI Pai Pbl FraterDity , In Jlltth JJ16D, .Jk, l'illber. nno of tbe ten ebarter' bas "SECURITY RISK" . IIJI.YIAJ.OIDJ-eMarteMaDI• , Geld 11 eonll'atulatecl b1 her ollowad tour QPOillll AND PHOlOOIAP"Iit wm to th• .U.atru J'fd1ral Priloo In San rraneilco 817 tO 1111Dd photo,_,h IOIDt ol tbe bumanl11rlan lmprovejl'l~n~mde on tht I~ ''Rol&" At top II tha mata eell bloc11 o~ tbt "ucaPt-Pf'OOI" ,peadtaatlarJ wJlklb hoURI 281 of lhe countrY'• \fo!OI'It d:::ro- CtU ra.._, boob , and muetctl lnltrum~t.l bavt bleD tted m Ult m.odlrlte ,.. form orotram iNUtutola b7 Wudu Poull, 14acUCan. At boltmDII • vltw of tht prlloD'1 yard whlri lzuM:ttt IIIQ IDSoJ ,autdaat ...- tlviU• .... 4Q from II<>.I.p.g>,_ _• U'!('!J!!IlW!!!!!..S~) Thvrs-~Frl. 'nrT1ehnlulor : Shore Ciub, Lillo Beach, New 1 York. A pCU'ty tor more tban 300 . cbUdrtn followed the coronation In Cl"!Uif'U&ioMl) ' Dellr• beea iDatrumenttt tp lbe .J)erpetu· • ' lea-t-Profits·Are Boosted by' Plant Food in ~.Plri '.\:---~ Get more space in every room ! REPLAC:I YOUR OLD-STYLI SWING·TYPI ' DOORS WITH . ' FOLDET , THIINSTALI.olf·YoUJsiLf -~ POUIING DOOR '!HAT MAKIS SINSI AND SAVES DOLLAA5 The )i:eigs County Jayecc.ettes Birth: Mr. iii'id Vrs. Gene Yo~t.. Epsilon. r.elii~!"LI tbe eampus. Racine. daughter. SIZES FOI 'ALL I · ·- • ' !..·!JM·Ii.g a,,...iinv- it Is R.. it.lJnter, to put thott ' abig job. lil<o thm mo~toin of .. ttmt•UP rOoms t~ rioltt(' in D mattw' ·'ofI ., ' annouoc• d The. choir members arc Miss ludy Cba,e, Mlu Joyce Wolf. Miss Pb)'Jiis . !lice, iMi88 Alberta SDOW· dea, Miss Sue Dugan, Mrs. Barbara ,James, )(iu Juijy Hayes, M.rs June Dewhul'if.j ~-· Bessie Sl<l~rs. · ._n. DOroti»"Y "Linter. 0. 0. Pattenoal , Jim Crembans, Ira Wolle, C are9"ce lames Tlloj,jol and ~v. '~:he churth~s will havt a \IQ.ion GOOfl Friday Sflrvic:e at oue o't:lo.ck ·at ·the . Methodist ' tO Friday ~!ding, .clrap11, rug~, ttc. But ycu can have them cJean j_/lti~~.~ '. • .ltWII btsiment, m:ordlag made today. Wtlter. Hollid.IY. lfetbodiat Church. S.v.-aeuse , • • ,,~,,. : • IC! no ' at Gn Automatic GC,, tloth" Dryer, &.ca~se it's . ' ... ... ;~ll'il!~•tly·· o~!OIItatic, you can go on with Y1>Ur Cleaft!ng, loa, Your iil(J!oiliii tho time you'v• ooladtd. You'll lik~t the '!'~ -·~- l)l_e~y _of O;yl~. 100, onci tlio pori«t _d.ryinv ';esults Kgive/ fOr r<...irY · ~~!!!!fl~ilo _ !Gbric fl"d . . __ • IN order of ··early . :, ,; elthtf,,~hen you . . wife savers foi- )lour. ~ "''""''tl:..ol the job done'quiclrer on~ eOsitr. BAKER F IITURE · wiUJ :. IJnp,.c:Udable IIPfing\W.Other is no probltm. Qr:yar. Enlisl 1h. halp of thi_l grtaled of oil ON THI trateraity oo F,Nda Saxtpa, set For·· I ·' , 5 I • will bold a rummilp sale Marth 28. 30, 81 ia the Bethany Cbun:b al"" Church. aDd Rev~ REAllY TO IHIITALt. YfSM will PLAN RtJMM.t,GI SALtr Only 'll"·O"xa·.r 14·' To Mee1 tatioat of--tbe fratenl1t7. TtchnC~or Gu Clothes Dryer• on diip~ay in OUI'· ·~ 1'lllm'~ wllell,.. _• .. ·yard.rt ready to buy, _..., l""' Glu Dryer_ IJetJ.u, : ·:, · .: ' Clerlu for tbe Special Election to be held on April 10 in Mason , Couaty for the ptD"ppse of votinl Local Salvation on tbe eootiDui.ace of the Special ' On Thunday School Levy have bceD anaoliJlOt There wUl be a special meetin&: ed. Officia.ls fe-r tbe Bead Arel of tbe SaiYaUOil. Arn~y 'l'llursda)o are as foUows: • at 7:30 p. m. ~IJ;! Middleport, COOP£11 DISTRICT . Speaker at this m~ting, whieb Precillct No. 15 (Letart) lobn will be under tbe eb1rge of tile Taylor, Mrs. hs MdJee. 'J if'L be William Hart, Mrs. Marie C. "Rouab MJddleport. Conducting the meet- and Mrs. Iva Boston. ing, due to the absence of CaptPrecinct No. . !5 (Flat Jto4> ain Rummel! who wtll be in Day. BaC)·le Buckalew, Audrey Wartou conducting a soldiers and Iilia- ner. Lola Stone, Crystal Stewart, aioaary meeting, will be !lobe FJiz:abeth PulliD. 4dams. frecinct Net. 17 (Ei.gbl Milt) Mrs. Charles Stephenson, l)[n, H. . Army · member~~ · . P•t "Gambler From Natellez" ·Dal• RoblrtHn Com.mbaiooers of Election and , Wit M@EACH-HEAD" after bel.nl crowned PrJnctaa of ~ tht ldddie camp at the Mallbu ceremonta. olllce Mar. 29-30 MNv Murphy Tony C!Btlt mother, aotrua Jayoe M11na!leld, - i • ' :::... .:.::.::: 0 -j•''" t~ervice-. · ls diroctdrdt the ·ehoit ••~ Chester Etwtti 'I Is t.be' CJrlaiJillto. · · , A Suaie Jet;Vice· wiU be bttd . ~t .tbe Ualted·· M.ethodilit ·church at 8 A. M. oa Eaiter. 1'b:! Passi011 and reslll'ftOtitm of our Lord will be llfJt!D by fUm. entitled "And We Beheld HJ. Glol')'... Eve:ryoD~ is invited to •tttnd.. Holy Conimun, ion service wW be ThUI'fday eve-DJn1 at 1:10.; , i'he Tu,ppeta, ·.Plairu; Ch~=r~. CJtu.rch Will· • ) a._ Noah lluklns of .r A. _Eas~te· pagcallt "The Old Rugfo!:ed Cross" Easter Sunday following Bible Scbol)l a~ul Communion. Plans for ~pedal services during Holy Week <~nd on Easter J"et'e a!lnounccd by various churebes in tbe Br:nd A~a of Mason County enly this wet-k. ~aster motn.lng will find Sunrllie sf'rviees being conducted at sen•ra.l cbun:hes in the area .following s pecial services on floly Thur:.1aY. Good Friday a~d Holv &tturday. St. Pa"l's Lutheran Chu~b at New Hann. wiU h~ a Ooed Priday ~ftemoan .-nice· If 2:30 '· M. TfM church will ~ open for priv.,. ,-tyt:r •nd ......_ tlon from 12 Noon until ~ P. M. · th• hour of JIISut' suHwlftf on the Cross. 1'he Easter Sunrise service at St. raur ~ w11J be held at 8 A. •M. oa Sunday morning with the yOucg pco!)le leadin: lbe worship. 'l'tle preLude wi11 b~ an instrurnm· tal nuinber by Bob McGlothlin. Tlie N"..spon.sive readifl~ of Psalm te will be led by Paul Grinstead bd Tommy VatK:e will rsad. the ": • I. -' • Everett McUer..: · -J0o11ephinc Bright. L)·ons, llrs. Grace BiSsell; -··· milt. "''"· •f;,1 GRAHAM DISTRICT ~ ~ Prceinct Nc. 19 (lJartford) Be. "" ~ lah Gibbs, Flort'nce MeCitm;: ( Mary Kelly, Nellie M"leK.nigb~ 1 Alice G. Smitb. ' Precinct No. 20 <New Oon.ald Roush, Mrs. Goldye Hart, Paul G. Bostic. Precinct No. 21 lGrahouri !Jonl Robert HoHman, Mrs. thor Jewell, Mrs. Dougla!i R. Roush, Precmet No. 22 Roush, Grace Brown, ~on, Mn . Hart)' Sla~l•, · -~t£)~, lleory Elia:.1. WAGGENER ' DtS?tliCT P~~lnct No. ~ ~~~~~. Bes.s JCeU, !Marttia Ken . tsthir Mi.eKaiaht; Killingsworth. .Precinct 45 ~~:~~ Foley •. Am. No. Russell · ena Web!i, Dden Ray Prolfl 11. PrGCinct No. 46 _(CJiijioln) A. B. Woodrum, Mirie Laura Holland, Mrs. O.,car Mrs. Ted Rilf .f. Precinct 47 bia) Mts. _(;~~~~; Vickers, .~~; Johlisop,. ' � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 March 27, 1956 burns lee rose