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Games ~re playe-d .lind prizt!s awarded to .several of the a;uesb. ~BAKER Mrs Yonkers served Ice cream, cake, mints and p1nk lemonade E $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE The guesls were Mrs Dorothy Cartwnght. Mrs Shenl Burnett, Mary Erntly Carter, Marjory Saund~~. Wanda Campbell, Mra Gold1e Saunders, Mrs Stella Ebers bach, Mr:<~ Hattie Cook, Mn Kenneth Cooke, Mrs George Eb-ersbach Mrs Glady~ Gilbert, Conme Cooke, Mrs Harry L Miller, Mn; George Jewell, Mrs Jake Gaul, Debra Cook Mrs Charles Alktre, Mn. Edis-on Weaver. SendIng lillftll were Mrs Robert Cook, MrR Donald Coo\!:, Mr~ l!:dgar Layne, Mrs Lettie Young, Mn. CIJffortl Manley, Thelma Rose. Made!ame Saunde• s EUzabeth Jcf. !en, Elizabeth RouBtl Bible School At St. Paul's Lutheran Church Closes With Picnic On Friday Tbe DaiJ.y Vacation B1ble Sehool o( the St Paul 's Evangelical Lulheran Church came to a close on Friday, Julv 27. after bemg 1n ses· s1on for the past two weeb The children, tearhcrs and those asscst mg with th.e S<·hool enjoyed a p1r ntr lunch :serv~d 1n the sOcJal room of ttJe Chur(h. at nOon ~'n . ' MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio _____ - - - - - - - - - - .,, Mn~ Powell wa.s H1 charge of the school and was asSISted by th f:' folluwmg teachers, a:ssi ltant ·teal'hers ilnd mother s Mrs. Howard Wage nhal~. Mrs Don MIDDLEPORT SOUETY Mr and Mrs P11ul Sm1th and sons, Douglas and JeffJ'ey , Grl'envllle, were weekend guests of his mother, Mrs A V Sm1th, and .!lifter Mrs Katheryn Lols Thomp li'OO and famlly The Smiths also visited former neighbors m Athens on Saturday Mr Smith I& Labor Relations Dtrector for the U S Steel Company Mrs William Ohlinger Is a pa tient at Holzer Hospital whert' B'he haa been under treatment fos the p11st month after surgery Her 1iaughter, Mrs. Albert Schlelcber, Cleveland, U. staylnt here during her mother's illness. W llham Advice Offered To Young MenOn Military Service M-Sgt. Cl)-tle C Perdut• of the S~Armv Res{'rvc Tnumng <.:-en· ter in Ripley, W Va, has an nounced that hts un-1t W1ll prO'o'Jde adv1ce on 1mpend1ng m11ltary ~<erv­ lce tor men between U1e &ges of 18 and 26 Sit Perdue announc~t that he will meet wllh .any clUJJ'c h ,;:roup. Carman Haddo~. who is employ civic club, M'A, or other se-rvice ed In Cleveland 1s spending a two organiz&t.iOTJs to amcwer anY. and all week'll va~atlon wth her parents questions OOI'liCWnmg obhgatmns Mr and Mr.s Herman Haddox ' of y-oung men so ,far as mthtary Miss Nnra CJatworthy, Shrews. service is -eortcerned He ean be bury, W Va., lr vl:!ltmg her lila. contact~!(~ m Ripley at Lhe Reserve ter-ln-law, Mrs James Clatworthy A~mory Sr._ and other relatives In Middle. port. U - -- - ....._. -,.. _.._.. ; ...,.... ... P1IJI "' . colon too. lsllmatlont r _rfull, ........ ;..,...,.tn, ..flofacll................ Plans Prepared For New School At Middleport Is Honored On Her Birthday WE SELECT ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS r------------, F' F' I ..._,.,.,...... - IOCim' CYLINDII W4101 QYIIAU ' COLLINS JEWELRY Main Street ... Pomeroy, Ohio c.- METROPOLITAN I Auto Sales I n.n,., • ..... co led.., ... .........,, ...... u. I bargatns In a walk. SALE! Mr" Minnie Neutlllna:. ~ ('.OOD Pt.ACB 'JO TRADE IIIDD"'PORT, • OHIO K111y Brown Ralph Roush, Glen Rou•h. Sharon Knapp, Doris ElIJott, Shelby Grm:-~1! afl Gregnry P('tr· rs, Harnett Layne, Jtmmy Rtcc, Nau Johru;ton, Libby Brown, .Joan Mtllcr Bruce Adams, >\rrhe lta Haye ~ Randv Roush , Lin· da llouJ;h anrl Skl'l'lt•r Ohlin-ger I Sunshine Maker.& Clus of the Church t.dd their July meeting ~t the home of the t~cber Mrs Rachel McBride whlcb was opened by the vico-preaJdent Mrs Alberta Hubbard In the- absence of, the president Jrln;. Genn1eve Schnbder The sone of the month was "The Btble Tella Me So" Secretary and treaaurer reports were rt:ad by Mrs. V1r&lnla Gumther and Mrs Agne 11 White. The roll ea.ll word Wltll "love". The devotlouls wu led by Mrs. Margaret Cotterill with a scripture reading and a rredlng from the "Prayer Time" devotion book. Bible study was on "FaJtb, Hope and Love" by Gertrude Duffy. The ti'&Vrlhng basket went to Mrs. Helen Harraa:. The birthdays of Mr.a. Schneider. Mlsa Duffy and Mrs. Dorothy Harden waa obaerved with gifts. An entertainment p-rlod was eondueted by Mra. Margaret Winebrenner. Plans for a Youth Camp tor next •ummer'• project was discussed. Tbe cl&H picnic wiU be held at Balley•1 Lake on August l'i'th. Meebne was clo:~ed with the Mizpah bmedletion in uft.ison. Reffe•hment.s Wll .11erved tG members Mn.. Margaret Cottrill ,MnL Heien Diddle, Mlls Gertrude Duffy, Mra. Vlt'gtoJa Gu,lntber, Mrs Dorothy Harden, Mrs. Esther Harden, Mr.. Helen Harris. Mrs. Alberta Hubbard, Ms. Mary LI1Ie, Mrs. Na-omi London Anna Grace Oller, Mrs Agnes White, Mra Margaret Winebrenner and one guest, Mr. Pearl MeBride. Pre~byteri•n Phll Wolff, Porl.lmou.th, afld J Mrs. Jack Rosenbaum and (amJly, M. Schott of CincJnnati, were rec- Sprtngfteld Sunday the birthdays e-nt busmell.ll viallor, 1n Pomeroy of Mr- and Mrs Fred Roaenbaum T.b.ey also v1s1ted H J . Blackmore and Jackie Rosenbaum were cele~t the home of Henry Wippel, brated with a dinner. Five Potnts Dr. and Mrs. Paul Baumen ot Lester Hart and aon, Eric, re- Port.tmouth were Sunday suests Llltned home Sunday evenilll after of hi• mother, Mrs. Christine Roaa week's vacallon at Oba, Ontario, enballm. Canada Mr. Hart returni!d to hl.s Mr and Mrs Delbert Arnold and employment at the New Y()rk famlly returned to the1r borne, Clothmg House, Monday, Millfield, Sunday after a two John Morley of Loa:an, was the weeks vaeitlon w1th relatJVes !here. guest of .Mr and Mra. RBY Wood- His mother, Mra. Ella Arnold, acgeard and famtly, Friday nJ-ght. compamed them hCHne for a viltt. Mrs. O!Jver Michael and son, DBVM'l' end Mrs. William W()()d. Id, left -th1s morntng ~or a vt&it gcard and dauahters- of Commerwith •h er parent~. Mr ami Mrs W . cial Pomt were weet::md -w:uest.s W . Bennelt, Memphis, Tenn. of Mr. and Mr.s. Ra-y Goodgeard. Btll Gibbs IS spendtng thts week Connie Woodgeard returned to with his eranamotber, Mr& Georher borne Saturday alter a week's gia Williamson. ••u11t w1th relatives bn Columbn~ !Mr. Rnd Mn. Earl Williamson Mr. and Mn~. Fred Rosenbaum and son of IodtanapoJ\11, Ind., arreturned home, Monday evenmt rived Monday for a visit with his after a weekend vl.sJt wltob their mother, Georgia Williamson, and son an>d daughte-r-In-Jaw, Mr and other relatlve11. Mr aDd Mrs. Vernon Bobb and on.!:, Gregg and D11v1d, of t;olumamounted to $243.3& a~dmg to bus were wee;ker~d gue!tls of her Information from the office of tiP> parents, Mr. aOO Mrs. Raloph Gtl· acting Chief of Police Fr-ao.tlin more MI'8 Russell Radcliff and son, Hudson. Lester, returned to thew borne, Beaver Falh, Pa., Tuesday after M81GS GINEitAL HOSPITAL a several days vtJi' with :M'r and Admitted. Mrs Barbara Mullen, Mrs &Iph Gilmore' and Mn. Waid Pomeroy F1,1ste-r of Racme. Discharged: John Diehl, Pomt>Mrfl Anna Wdhamson of Vale ro:y; Mrs. Clara Sarllon. Street has returned (rom a visit Birth . A son 1b Mr. and Mrs I w1th her soDs, Clvde and Leo WllFr•nk Shiltz, C11r;penter. Hamson 1n Dayton, Ohio. MITaR R&CEIPTS . Meter r.et:elpts for the paat week ~, HEY. Mr. and Mrs. Holly Friend and daughter, Mary have sold their household furnishln,la and bave make Mrs George Carulher.s, daugbteu gone- to Sal'dls, Ohio to Esta Lee and Bllhe Louise, and their home. so n Levi of Dundee, Ohio, MrB". Ro.~~ Poulton, sons WHUam .and Thom11 ~ ad daughter Jean of Can'ton, Mr and Mrs. Roy Howell Jr and fion s Lronartl and Mickey and daugilter Kay of Pomeroy at\ Mr. and Mrs. Howell. grn n.ddt~ughter, o~ton and f11mlly A VACATIONER" '\.... " .. ~,. Pythian Sisters Officer Meeting Held On Mo'nday The Wilhng Workers Sunday .Srhool class of the Mason ~Mth· odlst Church met on Monday eve nin g at the home of Barhnra El· hm McDaniel m Mason. . Sure, inexpensive WilY lo color slide~·~ ' Vt11atile-plusl This Ant but tow-cost minloturt focuses to 2 \\' fee4 hat o fatt f}S..$ lens for flnt rttl(itl even on dull dQY11 1/300 fot action. Drop.1n, ne·lhreticli ~ aystem makea It applt·plt·taty to lqd, and the ''recbdot'' •ettlna1 &Hovidt box·camera 1hnpllclly tl\ tofor tlldtt. and shutter spetcJI to The hostes:sea served retreshmenb to those named above and Mrll Milton Russell, Mrs. Lena McElhinney, Mra. C. P. Gallagher Mrs Otho Wath, Mrs. Homer Jon~s. Mrs. George Childs-, Mrs. Cash Bahr. BERFELDS ' GIANT Dm mg the meeting th.e class voted to hltve a plcntc to which. guests would be mv1ted on August 27 al the New Haven Park. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Vol. VIII No. 92 • ' PZI'TSBURG-H UP - Aluminum ComJ:Iahy ~ of America and the Alumlil.um 'Worker& Unlon to· day s~gned a three-year contract which stopped the sqread of • na-tionwide alumbmm •trike. The package 48 cents an hour agreement keeps 115,000 Aleaa workers on the JOb But some 28,· 000 United steelworkers continued tbelr two-day strike which has ahut off M per cent o1 the na· tlon's aluminum productiln and has closed down 21 plants of AI· coa and the Reynolds Metab Co. The Alcoa-AWU pact, reached Wednesday night minute8 before mld(light strike deadline, 1'8 patt-erned on a three-year. no strike a~ttlement reacbed _ in the basic ateeJ industry, The AWU contract waa signt:4.- thl's morning. No hope> was seen for a quick 1ettlement ot the USW etr1ke against Aleoa and Reynolds. Alcoa oUtclals said the comp&fiY's tallts with the USW had "completely brok-en off with no meetIngs planned " Reynolds negotiators planed to resume talk!! with the USW in New York. A llpokCBman sal-d the bargainers met for ".several lioUrs" Wednesday but ''nothing came of it." He said there was "-no basia for further di8cyssHn." The AWU contract directly cevera some 12.000 workers a.t se-ven Alcoa plants. But some two p1tnts CONGRESS TO PROBE SHIP CRASH ' General Puller 1Defends McKeon For His · and the contracts siJned. The A1coa A WU no-strike pact provides- for a three year package lnc:rease of about 46 cents an hour, Including a direct pay hike of 24.5 cents an hour. The AWU workers would .'let a 9.5 cent an hour hike the first year, 7 tents an hour the set'ond year aod an 8 cent.s an hour psy raise the thu-d year. The avl'Tage aluminum woker pay before the pact was $2 22 an hou r. IIFOII ADJOURMING, the 84th Congress orlft!l'M a fuB-aeal~ probe into the Stockhohn--Andrea Doria C<lllision. The HoyH! unanlmousl7-. approved resolutlon.1 Introduced ii:r Rep, Herbert C. Sonner {lett), chalrm•a ot the Merchant Marine Committee, authortzlng: tbe com.. -ntittee to apend SlO,OOD in probin# the cr¥h. Bonnet (D-N. C.) .W 1hown 1n Wuhlngton with Rep. Thor C. Tollehlon (R-'Wa!lb.) look• 1D.J over 1)boto of the Swedish liner'1 battered bow. (lnU:r'ft4«on«U GALLIPOLIS, 0 UP·-- Wilham E Thomas, 75, pre1udent of th~ Wellslon Pubhshing Co, dted her(· Wednesday mght after 8Uffermg to hetc.rt attack at h1s home m WeUston Monday. Thomas '.185 pl,lbhshq: of th~ Well.!iton Sentinel and tbe MrArth ur Democrat-Eoqu!fer He found· eel the Soutbeatt.ern Ohio Athletic Leacue m 1928. The leaaue, m· duding e~ght schools, l5 tbe oldest leacue or 1ta kmd in ObJO Tbe publisher w.u a former Ohto Conference and Bic Ten foot· b~:ll 9~(ic1al and a close friend to Jhe late L W. St Jobn, athletic director of Ohio State University Thomas waa in tbe poatal se"v i~ in Wellston lrwn ltl6-195i and served u postmaster from 1923-11!'&4. Funeral serv1cea will be held on s:;~u;:::~:.afternoon at 2 (l'clocll: at {I of the Ga11k1U FwaeraJ Wtollston. P'rieq !DaY ~f j•<:"..,!Uhe funeral ~qme lrqi!_ M-' dav nwrtnng u.ntU the-time of thP , services. men$-a .under tbe meaaure. He is survived by one daughter. To finance the extra benefits. Mrs. John L Weber of Wellston: Social Security payroll taxes for 53 mtltion wurker.!l, employers and two grandsons, Tom and D1Jvi,. .self-employed persons will be Weber; and one sister, Mrs Hazel boosted by about -850 nulhon an· Schaellkopf or Bexley Rh~ wtfe preceded htm m death nually startmg next Jan 1 Bes1det; making thE> f1rst rcdur 111 Hl!iO bon in retirement 8~e 1n I he sys tem's 20-year history, the htll ex tends coverage to about 600,000 addihonal farm ownefll and some 225,000 self-employed lawye1 s. dr · lists and othe professiOnal work· ........ ,CJ.amherOf Commerce ' 7 !1tJ•on M Pt. i naf te}.l!>Iarin" Reor~aDI• , ,~,.. e~ _. ·----~ ;~;~:~~~t-~= ~~!~ , A -reorg3ni!llll at tneeti~g -of the Pomeroy Chambet' {If Commerce ~aa held o~ Wednesday m the offices of the Pomeroy Moi.C.or Company. During t-he meeting W. d. At klns served as chairman and spoke briefly on problems which beset the Chamber of Commerce m the past. He abo outhned met· hod~ of operation for the group m the future. It-.<!s '$! · ide~ •hat the group would meet J1ga1n at the Ohio Power Company of't'icf'!~ on Au~ur.t 1~ at 7 30 PM. Those l.n 11-t.en1 dance were asked to give thought to plans of future operatiOn of the il"9UP· Present at Wcdnl'sday's mcetin~ were Alfred Elberfeld, Bill ..Anderson, R~.tnald Splingcr, Fred Blaettnu, fl. E :Bon~y. Walter Grueser, Bill Gmeset', Irving Karr\ Jr, Les FultZ, Frank Will, Robert Coates, W. 0. Atkins, and Richard Owen. •can troops fared ao badly there, because of a l'ock o£ the very ih 1ng McKeon wa g 1ving hts men. -----!A h1s opinicm Local Bankers On Program At Jackson Parley WASEUNGTON (UP>-Pre.sidenl Etsenhower Wedne~day signed the Social Security bill llberalitmg 1>encf1ts for nearly s1x million womf'n, disabled workers lnd needy persons. Shortly before s!gn;ng the bi11 Mr. Eisenhower told a nc'N5 conference some ,or the b•H's provisions are "unwisf'." He said the Soetal seeur~ty sy$;tem was being _ saddled. ',With "something ( don't t)link should be there " Tbe measure lower~ the 65-ven retirement Rl((! for women lo 62 ers. and permits oermanenlly dtsable•' worker~ to start drawmg bencfi(r at the ue of 5e Tl'le admlnlstr& tlon cppOS('d both these l}rOl'ISions While the b!ll was tn Congress About 4 7 mtl) IOn needy dtsahlrd. bl rnd and aged penons anrl dcpf'ndent ch1h en 11et raises of from $2 to $4 a month m welfare pay· Friends here have learned of the death of Mrfl Marvin Byrr Atb)n, Pa, a former dleport rest-dent. Mrs. DeMame, who wall Julia Boggess, has been a patient at the Perkins Nur~ing Home recently and has been ill for some time. ii;iJ,;;;, . '.- OTHER. POOLS 25% OFF / ; • 25% ·OFF · ' Condon J ' . FRANK· ' Preddeu& NUII'I!Jl' IICIOI•J on. eombe.l alert are at&lloned alOnJ aa.4 ' » ~ lCgypt'a a bOld fOllow-up ~ ~~~·~ rest.a rn•Jch Of the wb&t-to-do about the eanltl Rtuatloa. SUe$ a. Brlt&1Jl't UfeUDa tD lha Orlee.t. Both Britaia and tbeo s. h&\'41 = ,·~ ill' the Medlterr.. u. "-WI.. iD caae a.;ud-~- ..~~.§faa'M'oJI France ord ered Jtl main battle fleet headed by the :J3,001).ton bat· tlesh1p Jean B"art to stand b)' fur actiOn m the eutern Mediterran· ean Brituh Pr1me Mamster An thony Eden announced the call up of ctrtatn Brtlleh reserees The_ British fleet already was on the al~,rt. • I • > I Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, Bntllih Foretgn Secretary Selwyn Uoyd and French Foreign Mml.Bter Chru;tu.n Pmeau met for two houn today Without reachmg final detatls o-f a world conference to Jnternationalu.e fhe Suez Canal. A spokesman sa1d arter the meet1ng they bad resolved to go ahead with the conference even il' Egypt boytolb tt. Harsh words by Preadent Gamat Abdel Nauer that Egypt would defe11d the earu~l w1l.1 ltll last drop of blood left no doubt on Egypt's position. Eden , after two days of conferences wttb Dulles, realfU'med Bntam's Suez stand tn a speech -to the Hot~&e of t:ommo01 He tben teheduled a second SVIteth later in the day tn hope the Bl8 Three would reat"h acreemeat by then "Br~la!D'a poutlon shU 11 1~tat the eaul cannot t~matn. MJ tbf- lUI· f~tered control- (jf a V.ngte,...,r;•• he .aid, restahng .a poailion that alre-ady bad b::-ought oondemn.qtions of "pirate1" and ''blood sueking explmlation-'' from Nu- ,, ' t i! Ob5erven sa1d Eden's s}atemeot to Parliament agam rev1ved t,be idea that Britain would use force •f neeeS&ary to kerp Egypt from cltlsing the carral France bas mamtaJned the same pos1t1on SJnce the CfUIIJ ftrst arose A htgh Br1hsh naval commander emphasized the gravJty of the l'lituataon when be told !be United Press,- "It will be dilfieult now to avoid using forte." He laid tr Britr.Jn loses the canal at will be tbe end of its position in the MiddleEast-aDd Britam'a fmish altogether. Both British and Amencan offt· ctal sourcea emphasized that a mass evactllltion of the American and British aatioalls in EuPt had" not been ordered_ Meanwhile, deminds for im~ne­ diate military Khon against Egypt ,.eemed to have eooled sl~htly. Fruce eonhnued to burl angry epithets at Egyptian Prtsiden.t Gamal Abdel NllSIIer but appeared to btl eonung around to Set-retary of State John Foster Dulles' VIewpoint that force should be u.sed only as s desperate tast resort. Dulles, Brit.isb Foreign Secretary Selwyn lloyd Rnd French Foretga Minister Chridian Pmeau were pinning tbe1r hopes on sue· cellS of the mternallonal conference lo which thl'y were expected to invite both EJ;J:ypt and RuMia The Big Three fore1gn mirusters hoped to, fmd a solution at thetr meethtJ today, in time to l.BSUe the formal call for a global conference bv tomght. They met ttl! short1v t->efore m1dni~ht WedDellday nlgbl and advis~rs worked nght through to dawn Pomeroy Lions Will Co-Sponsor ,Gallipolis Club 1 L•hf'l1v H11dnall !Jfi, du•d at the O'NE>tl Rl•st Home m Pomeroy on Wedne!'dRy at noon Funeral servlcl'~ w1!1 bf' hl'ld ('r S11turday at 2 !l m. at the Ewirtg Chapel wilh buml to follow in th Wells cemetery al Downlndon where hts late w1fe a~; buried. He ts ~nrv!ved hv ollc daugbt,.... Lucinda Hart of Manette, &IX grandchildren ~even :;:reat erand· ehildrf'n, and one great, iJ'eat, uaadchlld. the ~eeUlq: aa. & atw'.ber•. · . ' • ,.,_ Tbe Pomeroy Lions Club voted to e~M'~Donsor the charter nf a new uuouhhhu unlrcrecccc lrrtnu nuu Lions Club l n Galllpohs at the~Jt:ulary scheduled meeting or the club on Wednesday at noon in tbe basement of th~: Federated Church. Cet-sponsor of the GIIJI:Jpolis club alonli with the Pomeroy group will ·be the Pl Pleuant Lions club. Jack Hill a llon from Vienna, Ohio spoktl! to th~ .~rroup OOJIcernlng the organizahon nf the club In GaiUpollf!. Presiding" a,t the meeting wu Rev C. E. Hoyt president, who pre ..en ted Jack Carsey witb , hie Past Presldent11 Pin. • Samut'l 0. Perry. owner of 1M llotel ~n. wa, introduce4 Liberty Hudnall Funeral Service To Be Saturday f\ T It SWI·MMING PARAPHERNACIA , Swimming-Cops - Suits- Swim F lns- Goggles - Swim Masks,-etc Merc~des The Me1gs County Health Depan reported today that 1193 lie('_ ond 'shots of the Sallr: pnlw vaA cme had been administered Jh the offices of the department duru the past week. On last Frtdav, 337 shots were gtven .w hile Mondav's total was #2 land Wednesday's- total was 414 First '"shots were g•ven on July 23and 24 At that time 152 persons reeeived the shots The total number rere1vmg shots both first ,and second, wtthm th; past two weeks, was 134!i persons. Bess1e Mae Lf'Wis, 73. a lifelong resident of Mason County, died 1n Clifton on Wednesday morning at 10.30 o'clock. Miss Lewt.s was born in MaMn County on Oct3ber 2. 1881, th~ daughter nf the late Mr. and Mrs Isaac A. Lewia. Funrral servtees Will be held at 'he rogl!>song Funeflll Home in Mason Bl 2 o'clock on Friday afternoon w1lh Rev Richard Wrtgbt in charge of services Bunal w1ll be made tn the Suncrest .lfemor~al Park m Pmnt Pleasant She IS survivE"rl hv one brother·. red Lew•); of Chrton and several nephews and meces. Inflaltil to 4 X .6 feilt. Has rlticl 'lib!llar frame with Hall in 'cor nen. !titular 19.95 value.. ' SPECIAL $14.95 1345 Meigs County Residents Receive ' Salk Polio Shots Jessie M. Lewis Funeral Service Will Be Friday GIANT WADING POOLS Se~ailSI. Crisis Mounts Over Egyptian -Seizure Of Suez Canal Zone William E•Thomas I SEOAL Founder Is Fatally Stn"cken • r •-. , 5c l PARRIS ISLAND, S C. ""'"-- '! Lt. Gen. Lew1s 8 Chesty Pr:~~~K a bertbbnned ancl legendt~y l of a flghtlng .Marine, roared out m defehllc of S.--Sgt. Mattlrew C. McKeon today and old that only ! through such training as he gave hts men wnt Americans surv1ve m the next war. Shortly after the retired gen· erai--Veteran of Lea.t.herneck fJgb.t1 in11 m msny far comera of the 4 O\lorld-fml5hed , <me of tbe molt dramatlc courtroom appearances m m1111ary history, the defense rested Its case. The a:overnmeut, ttyJDI McKeon for manslau1hter and oppresswn of troops m the April 8 dea tb march Jn which stx recruits drowned, decllned even t-o put ;; question to Puller and down frOm the stand be stalked. "Oh, God, J>d follow that mln to bell," McKeon aaid fervently ' when the old-timer, now ~ retiremf!nt, Jeft the room. Puller told Mel(eon's sevenmember court martJal b( combat veterans that the se[lgeant, in h.s opinwn, JNas s1mply tonl)wing good nulitary p'ractlee in 'Jelidin~ his "laggard" platoon o_p. •;I n~h, march. ' _.. Furthermore, be sa1d, "If we are going to win the next war" night traming should be Jncrt:a~~l to 50 per cent. •s STARl'IWG SOON! Dress Single Copy LONDON-UP-Br1ta10 told ltij The Umted State3 warned ltfl. 700 sub jec~. 10 Egypt today to I 500 nat10nals tn Egypt to keep In le!IVC unless they had "comoel 1 rnnlitaut touch With the Ameru~an ltng" rea!lon~ to rcmaan and re-~ emha!S!y-a prt!CuUilOnary measure I afhrmed that the Suez Canal can lhat refledrd the ff!'ar of anlt ' not rt'matn tn the .. unfctlered" We stern notJ;; m Lhf' mounlmg cflhands of Egypt. sis over ~gyptaan stl:r:Ure of the canal HERE YOUR CHANCE- OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN. WE ARE CLEARING OUT OUR' COMPLETE STOCK TO .MAKE ROOM FOR AJ<tEW SHIPMENT, DUE SOON! SALE Friday mostly fair and pleasant Low tonight 00s northeast, to Low 60s southwest. ~ 25%0~F WA'I'.CH FOR OUR cool- tonight. l!uilileu Phone age BEGINNING THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 ANNU~ LAY~AWAY More~ondlse ' NO ESTES DEAL, SAYS ADLAI 1 I . ___ • ·4, local iSIIues could ba cloudy, epart rom gypt e I ---- ALL LAMP SHADES OHIO: Part!y er extreme south today and ~~------~--~----~------------~~~~~~---------~~ ationa s Alcoa And Union Sign Contract To Prevent Strike Thursday, August 2, 1956 Howard Smith, 68 Former Resident Claimed By Death SPRING On AU Other ' " ,. • Death Reported In Attendmg were Sharon Berry, Bllrblll3 Ellen McDaniel, Jane Wolfe, June !'lpeneer, Marilyn FoglesonM, Patty Casto, Erma Hall, Ann Newland, La Vera Yeager, Sally Yeager, Sharon McDaniel and Sally Proffitt. Charle11 Swindler, M, of M1ddle· port. wM released Qn SMl cuh bond tOdlly fotlowlng his arrMt Tuesda) ntght on chariJ:el of rMkletls dnvmg by Patrolm11n Bottle. . WEAmEB De"otn r, 'J'he ltd,·eshmoot.s of home made tee Cl'ellm, cup cakes, &Dd pop were served. $10,$12,$15 PRICES SLASHED THE SHOE BOX ' entlne Mrs. M. DeMaine REDUCTIONS SUMMER SHOE at e Devotionals were Jed by Sally Proffttt who was as.sl!!led by June Spencer. The group sang the c)aq !long and reclted the Lord's Prayer. REl.EASEC ON BOND • Puller. who led h" - - -- - Barbara McDaniel Entertains Class On Monday Evening • a -~ 1ure Mrs. Stokley Cl were unable lu attend dm• to the Illness of M1 Crm:;ton Knd Mr Poulton due The Staff and Officers of theto h1 s employment Si!lters, Meigs Temple, PyttJian met Monday evening at tbe home Mr ancl Mrs C.11'uthers and of Mrs. Karl Owen with Mr5. Hoc· family returned to their home, ace McElhinney as the eo-h08te86 Mo'nday a(tr.r a week's vlslt with Mr1 Wltll11m Allman, president, hi~ purents and with his mother, Mts Maggie Caruthers of Har- was In charge of the meetinfl and rbonvllle !toa-d Mrs. Poulton it wiis announced that the Aua:ust at the and family left today for their meetmg would be held home of Mra. Cash 8jhr with Mrs. homJ, CRnlon Miss Jean Poulton Ralph Gibbs Jr. aa ~ostess. who has complett>d all requiremenl~. wtll <'nler the Allltman Games were played during the HnspltRI Jn t)eptembcl for nurses evening and prizes were won hy tratnmg Mrs. Griff Rusaell, Mr.s. Dave Farmer, Mrs William Lowe and Mn. Myron Miller. Gueslll for the cvenng were Mrs. Miler, Mrs. Raymond Luman and Mrs. T. F. Hawkns. ~ijijijji;;jijjijijijiiji~ . Get yourself a whole wardrobe of lovely 11boes for MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE K.tlh) Mane Roush, Hobby WorkV!l k 1 ,lob mit on Janet Smith, i'tlldl<wl Jaye.s, Huge• Roush, Jtm· nn 'dunN ('mnell Nease , Penny Su1· Burns, Dn·ma Sl!•vf:!ns, Rickey J'OW\'D .I Jhnny R1-dgo ~ way. , Gaynt>ll IJPaSt', Meh•Ln Ray Fry Amy Ruush Junm) Dodson, Don.tl·d H1own. F...UJo!l'ne Ell11t, Margaret Lou lluney, Mary Hood Linda M,usha ll Kalla Kearn~. Shtrley Uou sh Kill\' J)j)d~on, Corml~ Wa1 1h, Bo!Jliy Grmsh'ad, Eldon Rav Roush, L11da Oulln Ohtln.ger. rn;on MilS. ADA SLACK CLASS MEETS I' LADIES SHOES summer. , , .. at out· sweet-and-low Clearance Sale pric:es, you can't afford not to Hurry in . . . walk out with beautiful bargams Various sizes & cplors. 1 hi ldT l'n al1end111g the .o;chool wero :-.h~rl ~t-Giothm, Larry BurTI' J<~m' H011~h Ronnre Roush, K<~thy Ann Roush Max Brown, !\ant\ HJil A!Jr!:' H.oush Brenda l'•ov.n larry Jo'Ty Donna Rolllh, lk n 111~ Shaff1·r Myn1 Roush. Howell's Observe 40th Wedding Anniversary At Family Reunion Mr and Mrs Ha1-ry Johnsnn Columbus, wrre Wel'kend guest_.. of Mr and Mrs- Shirley Mills Tuesday Mr lind Mrs Milia joinMr. and Mrs Vet non Howell the Johnsons for a tour of celebrated their 40th wcddmg nnthe New England states and Can· ada Mr. Mllls Is on three weeks nt-veranry, Sunday at the1r hOme, vacatlon (rom the New York C('n Laurel Clllf, wtth a family rc•mum Present wen• ther two daughtral Railroad. ters and their famlhes, Mr. and l'l<!bln Mills, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mills. Is v11 itlng -her m11ternal J!randparents Mr. and Mrs Raymond F1seher, Mason. Mr. an,d Mrs Norman Oleson and daughter visited Hawk's nest Ml!u>es Frankie and Shirley Fr1day, and thl~ week are vlsllmp Wippel enlertalned a group of In Erie, Pa , while he 18 on vacafriends Sunday at thl"!r nome Un- tion from the New York Central C D Camden, Manetta, a•·<'hlIOn Ave, honoring Mlss Sal ly Railroad tect in charge of tht• plans fur Col. and Mrs Wllllam Kincaid the Middleport Elementary S<"hool Barter~ on her birthday A decoratt•d bil thday cake WB.! served and &om. Arlington, Va are vis· and the additions to lhc Hll!'h Jt1n1 his parents, Mr ~nd Mrs School buUdlng met Monday even with a ptemc dinner at noon John K!ncaid and famtly and Mr Present wert Lms- Ann GlbbR anct Mrs. MJllard Wildermuth and mg with Supt. L W McComas and the School Board or Education m Jline Gilmore, Jean Sayre, Frank children their regular session Hytber Jr, Linda Moore and the Mr. and Mr• Harry H1eks and hofltell!!ell. They rev1ewed and cilscu~~ffi daughter and MISii Carmclla Sacco ba"'c flom plans for the n<'w l'il' The group presentrd Ml.sN Bar- Morgantown, were dinner guest~ ml'ntary hullrllng and ll1~h School tels w1th a r.old cr'(,~s necklace. of Mr. and Mrs. L E Reynolds arldthon wh1ch a1·e to be suhmtt~d and son, Val, and M•·s Margaret to the State Department thl b wt·ck Reynolds, Sunday Mls~ Hlcks and for th.c1r prchnun.Jry llflllrovnl Mr Reynolds are to be married on August 4 In Morgantown Board members present were Mr. and Mrs Willis Grueser Bruce Lloyd Mrs Lowell ProhaFrtook their granddaughters, Mary ('0, Paul E Dan~. Paul Sm11rt and Lynn and Patty McCabe, to their Harold E llubber·d home l n Columbu11 Sunday after SEE TH&SI the gll'ls had an extended vls11 MODEl. BEAUTI8$ BIRTH ANNOUNCED hf're Mt-rcury 4 clr. 51ldan 1)1r and Mrs. Donalh A. 1'avlor Mr nnd Mrs. Jack Evans, New Cover, W·wall tires Cahfornla, Vlllited here brtefl} of Pt. Pleasant are annnuncmg 1ht' nlee Tuesdiy and were accompanied birth of the1r hrst ehJ icl , a daugh Chevrolet V I wtth home by her mother. Mn. C r-· tl'l', nn Sa .1.uday mornmg at HolR&H clean. Hawkins zer hospital The baby , who wetgh Fo1'd V I Falrlane 2 ed sb. pounds, se:vE>n .an<l one quatA-2e George Neal, Fort Worth ter ounces at birth , ha.!i been Texas, ts vi.<Jitlng his parent~:~, Mr Plymoouth 4 dr. "'"''"'": and Mra Charles Neal and family named Connie Jean A n~al nJca automobile, Dean F1nk, IJOn or Mr and Mu. Mrs Taylor is the former Jean Mercury Sun Valley. Owen Fink, !!pent Jut week with Rush of Mason Palcrnol grandrorbuutlful car. Ricky Schoonover vlsiUng the ents are Mr . and Mrs. Howard TayPontiac (8) Star latter's arandpareni.J at Kanauga lor, Route 1, Pt Pleasant, whtl!.' car will 11tl11fy This week Oeaft 18 . In Columbus maternal granclpa• ents are Mr and viAtlng Ricky at his home . Mu Ivan Bush of Mm~un Cha-vrolet. R&H IriR Van Cooney and three nice. friends of Waahington, D .C were ford 3 pau. c~. wcokcnd aucatll of her parents, More To Ch0011• Mr and Mn. Lewl5 Van Coney R TD RCI"S HP Johnson outboard 1 and r•mlly . .n.&n. .n. HP JohMon Ot.lfbolnl Wllat1 1911 OlrlD State Fair. Mrs Harold Hubbard Is on Wlleret l!'lllarpl Ohlft State N•w a month's: vacAtion from tho J'alrafou.... Cola~~:bu,. 0. complete liM on naw Evans Supermarket where ahc lfi Whn 1 Frida,., A•l· J6 t~~nea• A"'"" 4'utbNrd motor ca.~hlcr. A•l· IL with lall-A Matlc. Mrs. MaMI Marhaall has re 0,.1 te.atp.~~. turned to Columbus after an ex tended vl1it at the" home of Mr ••thU 1Widln11 Open.& DaU,. ...... toltlllp.lll. and Mrs. Davtd Yost and f1mlly, A.•Mw.iont A.dalta, 75c. Chf1dnll At Traffic U1ht In Mlddle,ort 1 Portland. •Mer 11. fi'M wka llftamput· 295 N, 2nd An Middleport, 0. Mr and Mra. Owen Fink and lta. AD JGUBf people Open lvflnln,. Until t rnna, Blll ud Danny, and Mlu a.roo1• hiP ldlool are ad, ..... IIIMS.J Mabel HyiJflll apent Sunday, with •Uted lrw .,. Yea~ DQ, Mr t~nd Mrs, GeorRe Fry, Lock· bourn~. and other relatl\le1. In I Parkl. . l 110 ..... ftMQ. ftl Se-rlll!t...tli A·n~tae eM-ranee. Columbua. IOc a tla,., Pre. llhaltle •nice C R. Dalley, Sprin1fleld, came to and rro. rroullda. •ftt'r his wife and 10n1, Rlcharfl Traa.portaU. .,. Grondit and Michael, Sunday after they Ce..tinaoua ... ae:niee . , had 1pent two weeka with her mo. Folrt'"""" , . _ . ltlo ther, Mr 11 • Midnle Erlewlne, and toGDd trip. family Other weekend 1ueat.s at l!atriMt CIOH A.aa. L the Erlewlne home were MTJ .AtiYilnctl Sale of Tiekolta1 ARMThelma Shirk and Mr. and Ml'll Aal· 1, aend c:beek to S. C. Ruuell Shirk Jr.,Spr1nlfleld Cuhman, M'J"r. OhiD State Mrs. Damll· Srock, Cuyahoga Fair, Colambua I, 0Jdo. for Fall•, ha 11 returned to her home Uekeu t. eU Grudatantl aM Collteum oennta. after a visit with her llr&ndmother 1 Ill!:! 0..norTheIn Brightest Cor-~ Mlddl•port Sal!y Bartels CQ BAKER FURNITURE ald Brown, Mrs Everett Roush , t-;elso n Roush, Mn . Dona.ld Ohllng!:'r, M!.s J V McGrew, Mn. H<~rn Layn{' Miss Jean Grlh!ltead, Mr' c, 0 Roush, Mrs Clyde Rice , H.n 1\.lvmond Peters Mrs Carrol] Ad11 n' .lr Mrs Robert Layn.e, :-.11' Bub Munry and Mrs P1rl Bu1 11s I M1s SYRACUSE August I, 1956 - -Wednesdo)', POMEROY SOCIETY l ,• �• \ ·-=======:.:- - - ---;-----Th~~s_doy, Augu_~_t ,:--::.:::::::::..:.===:_-=--=--=-===: -~ --- -------·-l'oge Two ~ -- --~ The Daily SE'ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel ~ DEVOTED TO<!NTEREST£ OF MEIG S . 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AI ..'\Ili'"' .I pal11 ·n t 111 lh" V• lt•nm~ ~o~J'Iilh l ' St l tlltls 4 . fillt.jw t.: h .J.~ ~ h'r. "" N"'w"y2i,k liT Clt'vclan Sturdi Onre ll week fm f l l't' ""''<•k , th. 11 1 ll llttrlnJ~ I"II I"' tlw P·' ' l 11 1n11th 1'tmt 9 4 vs fil'nrp lO·R Thursda~ '• Prdl:ulbl ~ Pitch ~mull Jflllnt• t'ttl•·<l tl')l< lnl l'<~ l ll.1 ~ oo· l tfllH •ol l1 °illl l' ,111!1~ ~<lll l Jl.l t ]W:tlJiu •,• :t l !1 11111kh 11 (' rotl r !los ! on <: ! Dt:'lrtJ II - Nu;on 4 4 '" AI.I CD villrr):t' thev toulo! ftn•l dt ot• 11.h .il llllprnl<'d 9-.", "~ Nt•wt·oniltP t5.'i MIIIPI' ll I ( 'tnrltltlu!t :II '.it' IV Y111k - (;I 'M ~ \'vH s hJIIJ.:Ion at ('hica-Jlo- Wie.~l•'r· 2 U vs Antuu l'l /j 9 Ill :~ .8 vs Kl•t•gan 2·5 ='llr.~7·····--- -······- . '.'. S1 l.Oitls ut l'tt h llllll!h - Mtrl'll H.tllimot·t' Ill K~msas City - For1o a ~· ~ 1"1 it•n d 12-n nll'les :1·4 1s Kclhte 1 74 'I ' Only ~.tnl t '~ , (')wrll tlt•tl. Fl'lday't Gamet Friday' ~ Gllmf"'! Baltimorfl at Chl1·a)io, TJlght I l>nnlt·l I, 1 BY MEl HEIMER N '! EW l'ORK- So you teU yourself, Hatem, Ne~ York at night IID'I't Clnly the Piau. bar, the early show at the Copa and the late allow nt tt11~ Bon aolr, The bca.tdlell!l onea muet go somewhue tor a big time , , , and presenlly you kmwk on' early /rom the poker gome and nnd }'Otu•srlr wandering \J() Broadway Into the low GOa to the downataira aaloon called Blrdland. ThiJ bolte Ia 1lx year• old and- lhla moy start!.. you-probably the American night club kaown beat throughout the world , , , more tha.n El Morocco, the Latin Quarter or any ot the bllf, pluah place11. One eerie, ley .song, /.tdla!.Jy of B'nlla11d, Is reflponslble. George Sheulng wrote It three yeau ago and ot the 85 dUferent record· lngs or It, many ore 101 otgn-matle. Wnen tile 'VG-I!JioVti•Voond yuung Frenchman or Ilrthan hils Mltnhu.l\!l.n the~e tnon!hs, he doe~tn't head lmm~d1ntely f"r· the Empire State bulldmg. "We go to Blrdland, no~" Is Ute pau~· . ' • Befort the tt.sh customer can get Into this dark and low-rcllingrd '~>~anlo, he brut to pay a dollar anU a halt for n Ucktlt. Thl11 u.dmlta him to a 'kind of bullpen behind a inlltng In the r ear ot tho rccnm, Wht"' he may 1tand with the hue n/lcwHado na the muAi e got!H on _ tht equival•nt or the bleacher fan at a ball game Oi' the guy who •U• In the top balcony of Lhe Ganlen on ftght night. However, ym1 are Ill. old, and thus not a .11tandtng, one. You corner a 1'11\ft~l de hbll and look around. I ...... • '. ' -' • •·• • •• • 1'111.8 IS \VHERE TilEY ARF., nll r iJ ht. The tabiNI !l.re jammed tO.ftlher llnd the cuatomci'l are o.ll young nnd gay, p,., If on u DtLIItnouth bOUle party, The people who run Bird land cto.im It att1 acta mora colltlt profeiBOl'l than any saloon in Amtrlca, but you don't Itt ont proreuorlal type fll you peer Qround. "Hey, walter!'' iB the tohltant can. "- hit me again'" Thi.!l meana one more boUle or beer·, !ht beardlea are real heller!l. • Tlltn prutntly a midget with. lll'l annoying voice come• out and l:trtUOw1 Into a microphone to glva the Count a rreat hand- and thtrt he ll, tleek and urbaM aq ever nt the plano, William Btude, the Oount. It mu,t be a hundred yearA since John Hammond found Crnmt W1111am In' Knuu City. Why, baclt ln the Jate 1&30!1, whtn lhaw and Goodman and Doney were thotJ hft4dlinen, It Will C<mnt W~·· balul that the cvu11o.tceutl went to hur, Lhe Count'a ant.l llmmlt LuAcefotd'a. • ..Qd . .,a•VI·voom! Away gon lhe familiar rolllnr •axophont"~, llataharp.bltinJ' brau, the awilt, deep thumplnr ot the bull MUle . . . the emtu'OJderlng tutkle of the count'11 plann. ·, You all back and relax and li11Len to the 1001.1 1turr, In the end as It wu Ja the beginning, and the people around you no Jonger &l'fl ro\lftl enourh to be )'our chlldran , .. but juat people, llatenlnr a&ttnt.IMIY to the old masUr. A line from the bOOllentnc daya ltMJI h\tO )'0\lf bead • Tk~ lltuf! Lt Mrt Rwd H'.t »ICIJOIV. ~~ ~~ ON~Y ;0 ROWI:VER, SPELLS LONG. Prnently the Oouilt.. band roe• otr for a tmoke 11.nd a m11n who plAY• reaaonably lhtrieate llJit&r comu On with hl.s combo, but there 1S no message tor J'OU tn What he otrers and you atlr and lOok JUOund. I• .At. tbil nut table, two beardle•• ones are whtpplnl' ott their bella le ......-. Lhem; nothing la more important ln the world to each au to prova hia belt 11 Jonrer than the other'•· The talk around :rw • IOUcl t.ntf lhriU and every •entenee aeem1 to be prefaced by ~ Jll.&ll • - .'' ( • Tour ... and tonle •~em.t ver:1 •mall and the heJr on the yount IIW. ~ al th• next table, ll•tenl.nr Wlth do,ed rapturt to the very mesay. , Ji) you way out-afld pau.e at the door to Joolt back. 1Wj.. baardleu onea are ••• loud and taue11Jng and full Ill tW ruMlrtl otr In dlft'ereftt dlr4M:UohJ, However, 11 lt P.tullt. &rid ~R~::=-~~~~':~·~~~truo. 1 Youobvioull)' tlp andUlt4epart th• Pla&a piau tor Cor ,-ou. Jt 1t 6 55 TutJay Sl!in On WCHS-TV Channell • Ull : h " 110:n \\ II t' ll tl lt t\ you n t•xt .11 -4 .!:i \'.'!' II llw l,a ] wutd s !h:•\' ho ·,,l'ti \\ hr II I ht • fiW Sjlf'UI l jJ d lt.\ ],nd lts \Ill< ' ]11 11 11d \)~ ~il' : ltdt r·~ l:1lt't llu• d.unu <!t·d watd1 Ull ~.otlll ~ ll l t•l o•,, \1.l'h1 h.td ~ 1 •• 1• 1" d ;tl :1 12 H1 ~ r..lt• l 's n1 gcst Fr11m the when .1 ll Ill \11 . I · ., (l ll,, l ld m ""halt lht> ~.tl' r fl,l' of • II ,111•l lollll' ol I w rad1o <"nn':u:t t~, 1 n lh•· "1 1 t. i· \'• ' 11:1 It\\ IJt , •I• •, lh• Whlllll 1 FRIOA.Y SJt;n On I ONLY THE FLESH DIES lhll\1\l'llllwh • .ul hum n·. ll\ tJ•• 6 55 7 uu j 7 uu ' lutl~} By CHARLES M. McCANN • uu Cu.ffoe Tm1e !I llt.J I o!l e1• Tune United Prfll 9taff Correaponde.,i I U UU ilome ro 00 fl•mie The Chmcsto Commumsls a., I I l),J Ti t' Tac Do t1 ~ h 11 00 11lc Tac Duue-h barred from sttackmg lht'll t'l -· • ! ·w it cvuld be you : JU It L'uuld l:k ~ uu mtes, ~o they ore movmg Ill u1 12 U(J PaNion's Stutly 12 00 C':une1•a Goes to School some lrlends. .; , 1J Current 1:! 3U Curt't'nrt NatwnaUst China, South Kurc .. I 30 Tennt>t;sce Ern1e I 3U TIO'nneli;lie- E1nie and South VIet Num a1c the l'ne 2 00 Matinee Theatre 2·UU M31 lnee Theatre m1es. 3 .00 Queen For a Day ::1 00 Queen For J. llay 3 45 Mudern Romanec•s Red Ch1n11 would like nothlJl•; 3 45 Mudt'rn Ru mann•s 4 00 Comedy Timt> bettet than to attack the Nation· 1 00 Cumedy 'fmw altst island of Formosa or to help 4 :0 l\[y L1ttle M<tr"'H.' 4 30 My Little Mar•gie 5 00 Aunt Dru Show their fellow Commwmts in North 5 00 Aunl Dru ti 00 News Picture Korea and North V1et Nam tu ut 6 OLI News Ptcture 6· l 5 SporU Eye tack the othtr countries' 6.15 Sports Eye 6·25 Les Paul & Mary Ford But that would be too risky The 6 25 Les Paul 6 30 Snooky Lansou Show NatiGnalists are strong lhemselvh 6 JO Juye P. ·Morgan Show fl .45 News Caravan and they are protected dire<>tly bt 6 4~ NeW!! Cara\'::1.11 7.00 F'la.tt & Scruggs Show the United States • Soutb Korea 7 00 O~'!ath VuJ.I.ey Days 7 30 Halls of [vy is protected by the United Nations 7 .m The Whtst!er B 00 Baseball South VIet Nam is protected hy 8 00 Br~t 111 Mptery 8.00 People's Chon:e the Southeast AMa Treaty Orga111 8 :10 Star Stage 8:30 Ford Theater tation 9 00 Cav alcad~ ()f Sports 9·00 tux Thea1e'l' When it attained its independ9 45 ROO Barber's Corner 10·00 Best of Crouc-ho ence on Janu•rv 4, 1948. it left thP 10 00 Truth Ol' ConsP.quencea 10 30 Dragnet BritiSh CommollWf!alth. tt adopte11 10 30 Ltfl" of Rtl'f'y 1 "neutrllist" poliey, entered l'PI ! 11100 News Head~inet 1 1100 New-9 11:0:5 Weatther~arst tlons wlth the Pelplnt Itetl regime , 11 ()(i Prt'SS Box II 05 Weat·her and refuRd to jotn tht Southeast 11 1:5 t,fovJe Mu.seum II I 0 Pre::;s Box A;la Treaty. 11 15 t;~alest Fights Of CeDtury 1 30 Foreign Jntrl:gue Burtna bu been anxious for ~ I 1:00 1t 30 Fore1gn ln.trtgue Off 12 00 Toruight Ionr time over the situation on its 12 .00 Slgn Toni'ght frontier with China The Reda !darted eoneentrattn g troopll on the frontier three month ~ 110. E•rly this month , the Bur· tnea:e JO¥ttrnment etarted remforc· 1.,. lb border I!Oiice force witil re(ullr troops. On July I, police 8f'ized about THURSDAy FRIDAY ~ Chinese army potitl('a! agents 8 00 Si.gn On BOO S[JD On Wllo croased the bord,er .as a btg 8 00 Captain Kangat 00 800 Capta:i•n KanrgarDo JI'OUp of iUegal immltranb. 9 :00 Of All Things 900 Of A II 'J'h mgs Now it looks as lr the Reds may e:ao Arthur GodhJ' 9·30 Arthur Godfrey mean to try to -talre over narth 10 .30 Strike it Rich 10 30 Strike it Rl'('h ern-most Burll?-•· whi~h stk-ks up 11 .00 Valiant Lady II 00 Vahant Lady nke a wed1e be-tween China's Yun 11 . 15 Love of LHe 11 HI Love of Life rl:an prov\n('(! on the east and the 11 :30 Search for TomoJTo" 11 :30 Sel!T'('h fOT Tomorrow • ITldlan state of As~am on the west 1 11 :45 Guiding Light 11 :45 Guiding J.i~rht .,l, Bptder -Line Di1putecf 12 :00 Mtdday Mahnee 12 00 Mlddav Matmee Their. excus~ ~ould be that the 12 30 hi The World Turns 12 30 M Ute World 'l\ll'DI bot·der IS 111-defmed and that th<' 1:00 Johnny Carson Slww J 00 Johnny Carson Shuw terntory really belongs to Chmu. 1·30 HoUst!party I 30 II ou:~·pn!l'ty Burma's sttuatwn is complieat- 2:00 The Big Payoff 2 no Hirg PayoU ed by the Jact tha t ever since the 2:30 Bob Crosby snow 2 :10 Bob CroBby Show end of World War ll 1t has bet>n 3 00 Hrlgh.ter Dav 3 00 Brighter Dry fighting Communt~l rebt:IM wlw 3:15 S(>o(•ret Stm·t;t 3 15 Sl'oCret swrm have o~rated ,..1thtn a ~ew ffillf:!~ 3 .30 Edge of Nigbl a.3Q E<ctge or .Night ' of Rangoon, the.$,~tptlal, ~n I he far 4 .0ll Kitlie'!l K~t<"hen Hlb • Kat!e'IIJ l(iotclie~ toutb I 4-:'10 1 u!i~)ltl.~ Ranch 4 30 !oucky 8 ha11ch Anticipafion hi that the•·e nrc ~·oo EA~I~'IIShow 5 oo TDe Early snow 300,000 Chinese In Bunna . ancl 6 00 1't Linkletter 6 10 R.egiOIIlill Reporter that Red agents are lr)'tng to galn 6.15 Dongla3 Edwards 6·15 Douglas Edwards control of ~hem. 0·30 Mv FrieDfl Flkka 1a::ro Sgt. P{'t'slon of the Yuk01 CommunUits g.ot about 30 PN 7:00 Bob Cwnmings Show 7 00 Ht)UyworK\ Summtr Theitl'e ce.nt of the vote In the 127 dis· 7 -30 Climax 7 30 Playhouse of St u•t.s trtcls in which they ran candidates 8:30 Four star - Playhouse B 00 The Orttsader in tht: parliamentary ele~,. tion of 9 :00 Arthur Murray 8 30 Highway Patrol AprU 28. They inerea~ed thelr rep9:30 Qui..: ltids 9 00 Under~urroot reaentatlon from 30 to 42 in !hi' 10 00 Eswo Reporier !l 30 . Pantom1me Omz 280oseat Chamber of Deputies. 10:15 Sports Parade l O· Hi Spo,l'ls Parade •10·2:5 Well'lherman P:onn., p...,...~er~. Wunlng 10:25 Weatherman !{) 30 illab.."lm~ · ~.:more Former Premi(!r U Nu, one of 10:30 Pelace· Plnyhou!>~ I I .00 News Burma's: neutralist•. warned In a 11:00 N'evM It 05 Lale Shnw speech June 23 that "un!lcrupu- 11:011 The J.arte Show loua stooaes and oeents of foreign --- -- - - - - powers" wollld aelze politlenl pow· er unless the governmentnl f\arlv -t.he a*!~fsscist Preoplf'l'!> Fref' dom Lea;ue- treor(amred itsrlr His reference was to the Commun Ists and Cbil'lese Commumst ag THURSDAY FRIDAY ents. 11:~9 S~n On I 1: ~II Sl•gn On Neutralism is nice. may.be. R•tt lt:.C:OO Film & i'~ancy 12:00 ' F1lm & Fanry In these times a ll~*le country hh 1:30 Fwnnune Touch 1:30 l''eminiflt' Touch Burma, with an enormous ~rt> .,rt· 2·00 Altt'rnnon Jt'ilm Fe!irtlv;d 2:00 Aft.el'noon Film Festival country like Red China as Ih ne:xt 4:00 FUm 4: 00 F1'm door nehthbor, seems l9 be asking .4.30 Western '"\:30 A:l::lbGII & Co.•ddlo for trouble il it stanrls alone . 0 00 Mickey Mouse 500 .)hckey Mou se It Burma were still a member. 6:00 Newa G:Oil News or the British Commonwealth. if 6 . 0~ Weflltherrn:m 6:05 Wi'nther rt hatf .1nlned the Southeast Asia (l:lP Sporb 6:10 Spnl'l~ TreatJJ Organization, It n1lght save f3:1S John Daly 6:15 Juhn Daly ihetr a lo.t n1 trouble. 8:30 Lone Ranger 6:30 Rin 'Jlm 'T'in 700 Hour Glass 7·00 Combat Sergeant aiRTHDAY CELilRATED Stdl' Tmught. 7 · 3() Crosm-oo<ls Mr. 1nd Mrs. Mlynard B&hr flll- 8>30 Sports Thrills 8 00 Dollar a &<>and tertaln~d Sunday with a birthday 9:l~ Compass 8:30 1'he Vise dtnner bbndl'ln.r··.thelr son, Billy, 9·:.0 Straw Hat 1'heatrfl 9·00 Prlka Time and Mr. and lllrs. Clyde Salser. 11>00 News & We!ltller A :i() Straw flat Theatre A chicken dinner WI.! served 11>10 Sporu II :00 News and Wefllthe! and late-r fn the allernoon Ute 11:111 81tf flak« 111·10 Sporn; group ~njoyed Ice cream and cali:e 11·4~ 'Sltn or~ 111~ lln!lvwood Offbeat After11oon callers- were t!Jelr 10:00 N•WlO 11·4~ sum orr son C1sh Bahr and f1mlly. Sign Of£ Prayer I •1 ' THUr.SDA. 'I' Lof! \'<! ufl•.t- jJI•u:"' 'J':i7 t WSAZ- V Channel3 llh ,o~ \ :iliry lili 'I U!C~ \) . ' .·~ The News ?•HU~ILI}' UhJU Hu l &•- ,. . . . . un.. . · ' . hot Pui.JIJ , ht"ti r\t' l ~ Jrturn t•vn ~''' l'jl• :»lU lL! , Lv '! '1o ]IlL , ' R£YNOLD E, CR!"ENI CiEN, MGit. i:i~tD(lli o' J '·· _2, ~956 JELEVISION GUIDE Commentary 4.R£.A Thursday, August 2, 1956 "..4 Blflle and • ,_,,~ Ia fltlflr1 houu, • 1aod •efwol In ._.,..,. Ill• rrl.a - aU •f•died and appNd•••l . , thf'~ merll - are the prlndpal aupptt.rl G/ t>lrtull, mor•llty, .,., eJpil llbsrly." -BenJ•mla Franldla Voting j., the right that guarantee. all ollwr right.. Let nothinr oome between you and your vote tm. year Study the candldatee, &nd beaiwhat they htlve to u.y, 'l'tik ovHi' the iMue~~. Then be •un you'r. tegistered, 80 you can walk up to that votinr booth ..,lith confidence ltn Election D~q-and 'ltt~ta - • frtte American! c. tl!,. fub/,.hfd plt'blle ~ervlcr: r~ operadon wuli The AduPF'tUU~K C<.nU~Cil Was hington at J(an City, night New York at DL·trQit, n1g:ht Doston at Cleveland, night. Miss B•1tty Roum of Pomet'?Y spent Sund!W with her molhtr, Mrs Alta Roush . - - -- - l•n•on Had BeHer Ducic, He'• Demo Tcnael .Aealn Speclcll Far-n Hom• Administration Op,ratlon 10 bt lasl1 to Ctnrtral Preu AuocJcdtot~ W ASHINOTOW-senat~ Demoera.tt bt!lleve they've latehed onto another <!ampalgn lsaue which could bo U11ed lo wln ru.rm 1CONTEST JUDGtS ANN OUN[W lADIES AUX TO V F W. WIU.: ANNOUNCE HIGH SCHOOL E'iSAY CONTEST WINNERS AUCUST 14TH 'l'hree '\lotee away from the OOP ln November. They Will attempt to show-in poat·.eualon proceedings-that thi Republicans ptayeil politics 1n the oper'*'t~on• of thtl Fu.lmers HQmo admlnlltratlon. The Dernocra.tt were not cont&!t to clcse the case with the resll'" nation ot Robert B. Mcl,ealah, who quit hl11 FHA. job at the beigbt ol an inquiry Into ctuu&elwhich be deniecl-that ht drank to excea.s. Airlculture Secretary Ezra Taft Benson wl\1 be a target for alleratl~>-n• that ht tailed to do llnythlng about "hlrtt life" In th• FHA until the matter became 111. open. acandal. Democr1t1 &110 want to ftnd out whether McLenlah and his aldol IOUfht to "dtAek" county FHA <.emrnltteee-wlllch tln.ve tha poWer to ap .. pl'OVe or rejeet kiarj• to low-InCome tarmtrawllh Republicana. t • • • • e • Tlto WA8 N!pOrted lo have b('o1n l'ftaUy ehl'l.grlned Whfft diJ.losure of Unltt'd Stlltes plans to s~nd him 380 jtJ~ planee 11ti1'red T.torr.y oppoaiUon In ConJ;:r~sa His dtplomalt sUy he needl Chti jet1 lto heip him nuuntaln hie. "lndepen.:tenc-e." • • -~ -=ri-,- · ,..4 - ~ • - -- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Clark and son a.nd Mr. ,nd Mrs. Thomas Bum· gardner and son• were recently 4:alling on Mr. and iMrs. Carl Clark and Linda. Mrti. Clay Grinstead, Berni-ce and Shirley Johnson were calhng on Mr. and Mrs. Wilham Clark and Mrs. Bertha KetUer Monday Mrs. Theresa Ohlinger and Don · aid Grimm were shopping in Ml<i · I ROO~S Of &1 ~ New iurniture I FOB Ill $299.00 BAKER 1 Ill = = I FURNITURE Ill = O• Tho Brightest Cornr In Mlddlepon II BAKER FURNITURE"" Mrs Nannie RoUJh won th~ door pnz.e and MI'J. Foater Wea· ver an dMn. PnrJ Warth ..-ert l:rostHUI lot" the e¥trUDJ. A blrthdaJ dinner wu beld recenllJ honoring Mra_ Anna Roney It the" bome o1 Mr anti r)Ja H C &ney Gilt. we-re received Pre•ent were Mr. and tlh.Wm Pe;k daughter Mr. and rMI Eugene P'erguton and 10na Broo)l;lyn Mn H•ITJ Fraoder.on' •nd Ruth' Ann l.Anf WaDd.Mr. and MJ'I'. Wm. Roney tnd dauahter Princeton., Mrs Eel FleAhman and Mrs An na Roner o! Key1t.on and Mr and Mra. R. C Roney and family The Metbodilt Bible School wu held from July S-20 . 38 at· tended and teachers -ere Jeanette Ltttoo, Mn . Wyatt Chadwell Mrs W. A. DeDDis , Ml'!. John The EUB churche1 }olned logether Bunda)' July 22, to bt!gin revival 1ervlc~ at the Union Camp Grounda. Rev. Wm. HamUton of nur Sidney, Obio, 11 tbe evanJellal Mwlc 11 d.Jrected by Rev. Frank Peoplea. Slkm, W Va CU18 The Cub ScouUt met Wedn~day at the home of Mrs. Wyatt Cbadwe~ Name platn of letter nu~ccron were made. Tbe Jroup made planr; to have I hike m Altgurt. Ice cream wae l!llrved In bonor of Malramb Sayre's birthday, LEGION AUXILLAitY The Amenc11n [A,giDn Au:xlllary mel .:~t tbe l-egion Hall Juty 23. Install<tllon of off:.cen wa• held and the group made plans to bold ihe1r annual wiener roast at Baileys Lake in AuJUJt dlepOrt Tuesday. _ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark .and family bave moved into the prop· erty owned by Miss Ora Clark. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Ball'd and sonof CheS'hlre were calling on Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Lltcltfleld }~ri­ day evemng. ~ Morgan Mr1 Carl Kin g. Mrs - ark Need11. Mn Ray Darhng and Mrs Ray Matheny . Mr and Mr1 Robert Gtlmor~ entertained frleBds at their home wltl:r a wt~ner roast receltl)' Preaenl were Mr and llrs Wm McFadden, Mr . nd rMs Arth ur j Hill , Mr and Mrl J ames llag gerty , and children and )tr ~ John Re 1tmlre The Bend Sewing rluh tw irl their ~nnu.t.l picnic lit the Me th odlst Hart~ord Chureh (on Jul y 24 Dr Carles Petty, 89, wa s a gue~t PERSONNALS Mr 1 . Ben Murphy, ( har lf'~!.c~ n rertntly villted ~er son a nd w1fe Mr and Mrs. Howartl And rews Mr. an dMfl! Wm McFarldl'n Bethauy reecntly viSIICd Mr and Mn: Carl Tennant · · •, ·'.':i:,·oi · i WE"ekend. - CALM' BE THRIFTY! Auflllt always mean, HEATweelu Jgo EYUIII thought of Mn, HouiOWifo In the hot , l<ltcltea and mlde plam to help you BEAT THAT ' HEAT. Throughout your EVANS SUPER MARKET you wW lind SMOOTH DEALS IN COOL MEAL.~ I EVANS Is at your oervlee, M'am, and you SAVE 3 Several from this community have been atlendlng camp meeuc, wntcb Is bemg he..td at tne Umon (...ilttp Ground. Atrs. Alta Ji.ousb, Frances and Jumor were shopptng tn l'omeroy • WAYS .... LOW, LOW PRICI!S -SUPER TRIM MEATS- S&H GREEN STAMPS, Bush's Best PORK and BEANS ~aturday. Mr. and Mra. Harry Kearns of Mason were v!isttmg rcl.l<1ves here tecently. Mrs. Jiertha Cla•k and Larry spent Sunday wuh Mr. and .Mrs. Wllllam Clark aDd son of New Haven, Mr. and Mrti. Ross Kmg: anr.l daughter were calhnrg on Mr. and Mra. Herbert Kif}~ and 1anuly. Mrs. Perry Oldaker and Cblldren were vLsitme Mr. and Mrs. Edwm Edwards and family Also Hr. and Mrs, David Dudley and family of Mason oaUed ·on the l!;dwiU'ds Saturday. Mr. "nd Mrs. Gera1d Clark and sons and Mrs. Leonard Fields and daughter were calhng on Mr. an Mrs. Lawrence Clark and family Fnday. • Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lieving -and Ada and Hartly Dale were dmner .guests. Sunday of Mr., and :Mts. Otmer Lievlng and family of We11t Col11mbja. Gordon Clark was visitmg Roberf · OhiJntier Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Lievmg, Cm· dy and 'thomaa pevmg were call· ing on Mr. and Mrs Elwood Lieving and family Saturday. ·Mrs, Cora Oblinger IS sick for the time be.Dg'. Janice Sandra and Denver G1bbs and Larry Lieving were c;~ll· mg on :Mr. and Mn. Raymond Uoush arid daughtc:rs. Mr. Lewts Grimm uf Broad Run arc announcina: the- marrt~e of hii son, Eimer, to Reva Jayne, of Leart. Mr. and. Mrs. Donald Thompson and Gloria ,Jpan Crump were calling on Mr. and Mrs Peal'l Warth and Conn1e Sue of New e • I • • t 51 o.zcan 29~ Dlnty Moore ·Chiekea of tho Sea TUNA 2 No. Y~ cans 59~ BEEF STEW 24 o.z en 39~ I llaJJaer Brand SWEET PICKL.ES · · · · · Kraft-with IOc off ' Ddmonlt:o •h.-.1 or elbow MAYONNAISE quart 69c B•ll•rcl or Pillsbury BISCUITS 32o.zjar39~ • • MACARONI. . , ... 2-1 lb boxes 39c 2 cans 27c Aunt Jemlm-with miJiinq "•q •nd pen pkg 33c SWISS CHEESE qt73c HEINZ VINEGAR CORN ~READ MIX WESSON OIL 11. l lb 43c I . quart31c EVANS ICE CREAM · · · lf2gallon69~ Pure C1111e SU'GAR · · .. · ·1Qpounds97~ Kraft Orangeade . 46 oz 31c DIXIE. MAl D CO FFE Elb 79~ AT Instant Cherry,Peach,Apple-LuekyLeaf PREAM . , , , ... , 4 oqjar 29c PI£ FILLING .. ·, No 2 can 32c Dainty ·Lu.c eh Pure Raspberry JELLy 3·20o.zice teaglasses $1. Ratb Cedar Fa.-Lean, Hlekory Smoked -Lots of flavor THICK SLICED BACON 89~ Annour Star-lib cello bag . Lb All Meat-By the ple<e Skinless Franks43c Bologna . ; ·.lb 33c CIIICKEN PARTS TOMATOES PURE PORK SAUSAGE · · ·· ····· · · · · · ··· · 41b $1.00 1 0 lb basket·$1.19 I.EGS & THIGHS lb 89c BREAST ...... lb 79c Crisp and loUd Large &uctng BACKS & NECKS lb lOc CUCUMBERS •... 2 only 15c HEAD LETTUCE 21g heads 25c TREE RIPENED HOME GROWN • SLICED ' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 5 lb 98e JOWL BACON Z lb pkg EVANS F F FRYING Home Grown-RED RIPE GROUND BEEF CUTUPY PACKED. READY FOR THE PAN WINGS . . . . . . lb 35c Evans Super Trim I WIENERS . :ii ., IJ."Jg'· ... . . "' · \!. · ~ "· ·· • · • ·-···-··""":" Wtckrnd s:uesta of Vr. 1Dd Jlr.. J L St~wart wu their 1i10D W.U, I\ ug h EvaRB ~nd dllutbt... 1 :\o1r• of Morgantown. W. VL I (arroll Adam• attended a batt ball game tn CincJnnaU over tH weekend Mrs. Wm. Fry ami Mrs. Lorettl Rous h, f:.ut L.r.verpool were r«eDt I g uu• ~ of Mrs . lcle Miller. Mr and Mn Charles Cundiff · mo~·ed here 111 their Main St. home on Monday from Chester, W. Va. 1 Dr Paul Redfern, Supertntflbd. f'nt Qf Hunttngton DtVISIOD of I Mt:t hoiiJs t Churehea was the 1 bpcaker at ~ h e New HaV(!n curccll I on Sunday I Mr and, Mrs Bob McCoy at Chl!Jcolhe visited her parents, MF. I and Mrs Olsen Sayr(' dunn& the Pineapple 303 con 25c D. D. lh\liOMMI ot l!ilh 1cbool otuci.IIIJI entra~b from t:;Uc, pat6C618.! '"d lo. i• Ill. . . llai&D • ' '" I Golden Blossom crus.hed ROUND . T · B.ONE SIRLOIN honored and proud to hl'ft theat d•sttnJuisbed leaders in patriotic and educational activities 1erVe as judJ!!a for our contest beeaUit by occu~tionll activity and personal 8entiment they farm an in· terest~d.. informed end ably qual Jfied. croup wbo lfl'1t ~tdvln. te raise Amtrlean 1tandardt oJ education ¥d elttlenahiJ). Theil cledicated Work liYel added pufo ~· to our cal\t'eat and Ita theme-, ·.America - See eon ~;~r Hope", whlcll hila attract~ hundreds oJ PaaeThnill' SPECIAL VALUES TO HELP YOU BE COOL! BE G:tOUND CHUCK Fresh, All lean lb 49c ~ 1 STEAK SALE • • • • hme wttb Mrs. l.:&ther RO'Ush, tn~ former's mother. Mr. an-d Mxs Donald LlllVing and daughter, Ruth, of Parkersburg, were vmtmg Mr. and Mu. R.alpn Weaver •nd !am1ly over the weekend. Mra. Jane Crow and chtldren were recently calhng on Mrs. Ltllle Kaylor. Mrs. Theresa Ohlmgcr and Robert were Visitmg Mrs. Bertha Clark and Larry Fnday . Mrs. Sally Lou Clark and children of West Columbia were call· ing on Mr. and ~s . Laurence Clark -and famdy . Mr . and Mrs. Raymond Roush are announcma: the birth of a 6 lb. 6 oz. baby girl born a.t the Schaekel Chmc Wednesday morn· mg (July 25). This is their second daughter and has been named Jeanme Diana. Mr. and Mrs. William Obtmger and sons of WeSt Columbi'il were Henr-y Oblinger. Mr. and :Mrs. Ray Weaver and grandchildren were callln.i on tMt. and Mrs. Ralph Weaver and daugb· ters Sunday ·afternoon Mr-. and Mn. Paul Harris and family of Minersville were calling on Mrs Ruth Goodnite Sunday. M:r. and Mrs Marton Roush and children were recently ~alling on :Mr. ~nd .Mrs. Charlie Lievmg. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Roush and daughters are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Msr· Lin.· and Mrs K J Sc<IU recent ly returned from Lake K.oronle PARTY 256 lert Sunday for ctmp at Camp near Panuv!lle, Mlnn M.rJ. Scott )Ira. Nanny Rowh Wtertalned Af'rowhead. They were accompan a!tended 1 confe~nce on C:brlrther son BHly on hi.A 7th birthday Jed by some of the parent ~ and 1an Educatlonn and EvanJetilm. with a party whle was eld In te leaders Ttwse attendllns are Ed Mr ~ Scott w~r~s the West Virginia New Haven Park . Game• were dlt! Stein, Bill Frey, Sheldon Ro· State Df'legate of the WSWS and played, pre~H:-nl8 reeuwed by the uxh, Jim Fry, Bill Harrah , Juh holds the office of State Secretary hnnorec and refreshments were ling McClung, Jack Flesher, Jcr of Chr h tlan Soc1al RelattonJ. A servell to Cathy and Connie Hag- rey Carroll, Pete Ohhncer an-d 1 thou sand acd twenty three at· gerly, ROBema ry and Diane Sll:lk, McKnight. tend ed lhP. conference fr-om all Jackie Needs, Randy Shmn, MarBIRTH the J>la.te.!l C<~ nada and four for· garet Roney, Larry Frey, Rodger Mr ~:~nd Mrs Robert Johnson e1gn countries Harrah, Larry Joe and Melvin Fry of Columbus are announcing the REUNION Tom and Cbnsty Howard, Jim 1 ~''"';''.', birth ()f B 7lh lb son, Ro One bundrfX\ and four attend· Chadwell. Bonnie Roush, Janet Douglllll , al Whtte Choss Ho s:. ed the Spencer Rt'un lon at the Smith, Paul Sayre, Carolyn Roush pltal. Maternal grandmother 1s Unwn Camp Grounds on Sat. Mrl. Wm. Shinn, Mrs. Huward Mrs. Louise Dow of New Havt"n , July 21 four states were repre· s1sk, Mrs. Rose Weaver, Mrs while the paterna t grandoarf'nts senled , W Va , Ohio, Michigan, Cranddl Smith, Mrs. C. C. Mont- are Mr. and Mrs. Edward John l:lon and i', lor tda gomery, Sendlni 1111ts, were Ran· or Maso11.. CAMP MEETINW dy Weaver and Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Roush and Robert. SCOUTS A group of Boy Scout Troop BOLOGNA········· ····· ··· .' ······· 3lb $1.00 atone:• e DOME "DRESSED UI/.'-No mat,t er who tt\t ftfiWl.Y·ele"rtfd' Prealdel\t wtU be next Jan. 20, the C'Apltol dome alrtady haa been 110ra.ptd and painted '" readlnese tor ill role ., backdrop for ln.' aururatf,n. eertmonle!l. A thouaand caUODa ol G.tr•whltt paint and.. $'4~2&2• ent into the b~auUt)1llJ' Melin hlle, planning has eapltol'l doHal' project to 1hore up the N ,. 11 familiar to every ltN 1Og-. mal\ ~Minies!on of pr"~• ~<I! }IjpplnJ out fXUiUJifil' Vie pottieo about ~t;.~ over (.111 . t®l'llts Dlnj. kr. and Mr~. Norna Roush uf Ylriinla, are hwe spendln& some JUMBO The manha1 inatsts that he made no dat•• deal with the Rus· alans and that as far lit mihllll')' bloe• are con.:emed he wJU "walk • Mr. and Mrl. IUcnard H.oui.b 11.nd cbUQreo were cii.Ui.n£ on Mr. ~tnd Mrs. lSuddy Keyno1Qs Sunday eve- CONVENTION J~v WHTN-TV Channel13 ------------------------------------- treatment. • I 1 wt'tlt'li;!Wvift NEHftV-Diplomatlc 1ourcea *'Y you ,•an t:<ptet Prttldent Eisenhower to Invite Indian Prime Minleter Nehru to the United ~tatea not long after thf Republlean oonvtnl!Qn In AUJ'Uit. Nehn.a Will aupposed to have etl'n the Pretldent lh\1 month, obut tht trip waa Ci\Ued o.tl'-at tile prmle mlnte:ter'l l"flf•t&ot\-bec:auae ot Mr. Eif«~nh~wer't lllnua. · Tfil.l 'waa follow ed by the Pre•lllent'a reque1t tor Afl\ba•"dqr to tn:dla John Sherman Cooper to Jive ~p htt d.lplom:.;llfl'uelj'Nflent to be the COP <'IJldt,late tor the Vnlted Btatt~ 8 te from Ktntuckl'· These two de'Veloprnenta-plu• Vlct Prt.t~dt t Rlchs.rd M. Nixon•• recent remarkt about neutra.li4ftt·-have broUI'bt U. 8.· Il'ldtan reJatlona to a dan_:!~roualy low leVel. Tharerore, Mr-. Et~enhower 11 txpt<Jttd to \'tll.tW bit: invltatlofll to Nehru II &OM ae PQS.9lble, r'he NEWHAVEN SOaETY Broad Run &1 The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio __:_:..:::....==-:_=~----"-----=::.=-~=--------- ---- e,oo TITO DENtES IT-Through diplomatic chan• I, nrls, Yugoelavlll'l Communl•t dictator, Ma.rlhal , ft\cLtailh T'lto, bas .sought to pa11 the woN .tp fce-¥dent E J!n::-nhower and Seel'ttary or Sta.te Jobn Fo1ter Dullea that he rtnlly 16n't In the Ktemllq. camp, Tlto'a argument Js that Yugoslavia must trade tJnlon, and that 1t wue strictly aa t. traveling ~(!.Ieaman tha.t h• V\llled Moscow, whet'e he got th~ rtel-riirpet and run P~P•r•nda e I ..:...:..:.:.:..::.::::'!...:..::~.:2...:.::.:.::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ' 69c lb • . . -. ' . . . - ' . .' . - -.. ' ' Wilson Cenlfled .,. lbs . . 3lb $1.00 Fr~l PULL rtf EGGS ·· .. ·· · · . . . . . . . . . - . . . . ... 79e ll.,ttiek ., ~ Blue Dot r:1lfe~~o IVORY SOAP . 4 large 58~ DUZ I Liquid .joy ....... imon's Market' Spiced Luncheon Win 16 tl)nt of l'feney Iorge can 69c DR EFT For sandwithes, serve hot or cold. 61b can $1.59 2 rea. 6.5~ giant 79c 2 req 65c giGnt 79c 2 r•111 6Jc. Witt. bl"•c:h giant 81( OXYDOL Nllo<'IIA STARCH 12 011: box 21c ACROSS THE BOARD .NOBODV ·NO Y UNDERSELLS • �- r- Page Four - · -----• · -- Thursday, August 2~5_6____----:o,.--,.-:---------; • ' t• T"he Daily Se,tlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio --·---------~ ISS !Hitt~r ·~j< - ·Gomez 1 To Silence Reds Heavy Bats I irst 400 CLUBBER • • • • .. By Alcm l\lC:'P NEW YOHK (UPl- t l'h~Jr ·:c old· I hi~ vbns. I '11 opgortuwty ~OUt' , the <.cncwna', ' ·.·1 ht Jhll lcgs cuuld g~ t un ' v tW!• Rrdlegs ath"Hil.Jit'd tmll> " to sa. , hll.~ off CutJ<~n H tiUl' U C.unwz aut! Vage •t least a ~!J ill of a fuut reltcfer Marv l;rj,.,_c,um Wcdnt•,.,rl:.l)' , game serti;'S witll lh t• la.~t plat'!' before a s parse weckdll\' cmwd nf 1 New York Grants. 3.605 at the Polo Grounds . 'l htir , Lack uf thetr fanwd offcnsiv~ lune run C<H nt• w!lhout lht• h(.ln oc I I Hedlc~~ from fit of ~ hit . as t he Gianh mo.~de it ll'ast <J lit> for fi r-;1 two out of thret• uver Cmrinnalt plaee with Mdwaukt••• luday I n Wtlh & 3- 1 vic11Hy. punch prevented th e ~ing in at I I • • But Hi l e r l e:~rli ng off the !lt'VI'fl lh w•th ~ d"u hlc· lh start the Grants' winn!IIJ.: •11Hr ttw ;,:lender righthanlk r· pull ed ll mu scl e in h'is lt!fl .~ houl•IJ 'I' whill' ~l idin g in to second huse and w:J ~ removed m fuvor · of Gri ssom. Prices On Ali National L.eg'ua Playl' r & Club G. AB l\. If, Pet. Aaron, Milw. _ 91 358 6.7 123 .314 ~khdnat, N. Y. 71 2:33 28 84 . 3~ I 'dusial, St. L.-- 96 365 156 .118 .328 Royer, St. L- 96 384 6Q .124 .32a Repulskl, St. L. 65 227 3-1 72 .317 PORCH 'I FURNITURE -Gomez had the Redlegs hittmg intn the dirt with the exception or Wally I'OSI'8 looping si ngle to Jert <'t-nter lll the third. It wus the . scxlh vktut·y of \ he season for 1 AND Talk Of The Town 7 PIECE CHROME Dinette SetS· i1t $74-9$ .• I McMASTER Hardware & Appliance Co MIDDLfl 0RT 0 ;:=~~~~~~·;-;;~·~ · ;; -~~- Safe" Brakes Save Livest STOP IN SOON AND A c)ou bl t• hv Hed Schoe ndien-~1 and ;c walk loaded th'c bases bf! . fore Bi.ll White hit a run ·prurlurlng f!y ci\'1!1' l'(• l ievt•r ,Jot' Nuxhall to A;iV{' lh t· Gian!s ;m in sur ance run. Tht• Hudlegs pu ~ hed acros.q a ru n cn the rouJ•Ih , an .. r thret• ~(·nrP lt'~s mnmgs, without the ht:n t'fit of a hit. Rov MoMilllln lPd off 1 wclh 11 walk and moved tu second when Gomez hit Fronk RobinRon with a pitched •b all. McMillan went to th ird on a My ball anti scored on C:us Hf'll's sacrifice ny. 1\"l!w York quickly n·uovNsrl the 'i'M'i the bottom hell or !he inni ng nwhen the y filled the hai!Cil nn White's double, a wulk nnd a hit butter, Fo ~ t l'r Cas tl ema n '~ ~uc­ rlflce fly broul!(ht White in with the lying run . 'l'hl! only other Cinci nnati hit 11r the g~.< me came in the eiJ!:hLh t when pinch•bltter Stan P·nlys scng, lt!d lo lert. But Gtlt;Som induel'd pinch·hlttlnv K.lunew~kl to grounrl out, flndinl the Rt•dlegs' fJnul t hJ"t•flt . I · ON VACATION \fl".~ Walter Rainey, owner and mnnllgf'r of the W~ndt Beauty ShHp, Palml!r Street, wll1 be 011 v1walion In f"lol-lda from Autust It until August ~tl. 11nd ·her shop HAVE YOUR BRAKES CHECKED .. ,_ ANY BRAKE TROUBLE SAFETY SERVICE lloal'l I to ~ pm Evoa. 87 Appolntmont W. Moln St. Pomeroy a late-ileason pennant f_lgJd." "Now th ey've got to show they can do ll," .o;ni d Jackie Robinson after Dale Mitc-hell's "Bb.ltlmdre chop" gave the Dodger• a 2-1 decision over th1• first-place Bl'aves Wednesday night, "We went through '~t in 19!11' but they haven't had 1he experlelfd of fighting off a challenger In the Stretch." "When 11 tea m gets six games ahead and start.-; losing it'll hound to Htart feeling the pre.'lllure," Dodger Cuptatn PeeWee Ree H~ Dl!red . "Sometimes a team star\9 looking for W&)'lf to lose gam es when they have that experience." Mov., Dodier• Up The victory moved the Dodgers to within three gaml'~ of the Brave• and to within one game of the .tecond·place Cincinnati Red·lep, "lio 8uffered a :t-1 Jon to the last p1acl!! NOw Yvrk Giants It tli• foW'th IO!J!I in fl.ve 1ame• tor the Braves, who only latrt Sunday held a 6'ni &arne mara:Jn In first R}ace. The break Iii Wednesday nl11hfs brllllantl.Y. Rla,ved aarne came in the ela:hth inning when Milchell- Wi' a 1--a pltfh about 3~ feet Into the air betw11G thlrd base and the Hackett's • An 8~-toot pinch alnl!!le enabled the Brooklyn Dodgers to cl11im tllelr higge~; t vict ory of the year today and challenge tb.e Milwaukee Br.av~ tn ''stand up under the pressure of holding first place Jn ana ltar t'tle famour '""'loq"'! of Iiio~oy ~'~~~"""' "'• , Roy qllhInOhio ~ Stole Pal""""'\"'· !14-~1. · Dumps Satterfield • . Reg. U,$. Pat. Qff, ' Foottaal! Leawve 1 Yfrltten For the United Press PHILADELPHIA (I,JPJ ~ Proleo· slonal football as played in the Natiomtl Football League is ~ rnugh, highly, aggressive game, but it isn't a dirty game. The te~ms are so evef\'IY matched in manpower and ability and so close to each otber in thelr reg pecUve conferences through rno.!it of the season that the com · petilion is bound to produce a game iJI which aggrt:ssi\•.cne~s. In dividually and colledively, is paramo~nt to success. We .have what we be lieve to bl' the most competent officials in footbaU ·but in other walk s of life. They know the rules and how to enforce them. . ' · l!it.i... 91 ,. .N~. • Toleratad ,., ... ,, t r 'J... ~,~~~ ... Drive·ln . RENT NIW "RRIVAL ley, Sr., Stifflers, Shoe Store 1..c)cated on Court St. <newly redecorated suitoble for office spoce Phone 148 ·' -ALIG- , ldmu111~ O~nn. • J~rma- ~•wls ••JT'I A DOG'I ,LIPE" - ' ·Ltl u . MOll! wou ..... ' to -~ _ , !rill< · Slte.. Iaoneaf about grabbing the last • ••• . • ' ' 1~11olaum cheeaeburqer-every woman !lor h-U when deliciou• Holmm malle1and· · :wloh• 10 marvelous. Buy 10me Hol.um today. ..' •,MAKE IT TASTE Bm'El\ it with Thla la lu•t one of many Swift Home• p...cu' t.r' etsy erectIon. D,.U·rour.e\f and Nvt thouundal Or we will erect It for you. lksle home and trectlon financed with ,.INT. Mall coupon for ~alb, hwn a lql. To FAIRMONT SWII'T HOMES, INC • loJC 1516, P'lrkt...tturt. W. 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Mr. Sm1th graduated from Porn~ ro.v HICII School and i• an em· I p~orte o~ t1;te Nol1em Oil a"l1 Gas Corpora bon. o•ou• "'''"'" The M;ddlepo'>l Par~ A•ooioUqn B BAI LEY•s LAKE h ~ l-- 1·• Cream Style go)dfn CORN BEETS ~ETA SIGMA PHI EXEMP~~-QI:f~Pli!t !le Ji.~ t"ead'-'r, ~ M firm • GREEN PAtfS · · · .. · · · 2 No. 303 cans 41 c ~ .. -- ;ttot&:elv ,. ~~~~ .. a.,ct "llhl 2-14 C4TSIJP . · ... o.ll bottles 43c 01d ,Vlr:- 1nla 97c Save 5c on .all grinds of this rich . flavored banquet blend coffee. · APPLE B\JTTEit ... , . l.-28 oll jan 49c •nll'r 11 1 h. . .. . .. . PINEAPPLE·~1ll!'l..t .troger re res ll.lt ··· ·· 2-46ouans 53c GREER HAf,V~ FRP!ITONE 10cOFFI ~1.92 A. , r.UN9BI\1QN' ~~ DAY DRESS ot atlk ~ tunc ta dOtted m nan. A bib of oblrrod whlt• .. _ ftlla IIi .lho. oJ,ioolhi7·DIOII!dOd bodice, an« Vtr./ deep pocl*l abaptJ the. 8ldrt at the ~p~. ·~ BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Chu~es McCloud, South Fo~rth Avenue, •have announced the birtb o.f a son, Victor EdWard, in M-uon, W. Va. on Friday, July 27. They have two other sons, Danny and Thomas. petticoat Ia bUllt Into tiM ~l'MI. 1 oot:t; are high atyle. 'thil l&lllloo>l mer. Tbl8 Iii a Hcr_bert. _Scmd: b~~~lp._ - - - - -- CHE~SE, Mild Cheddar .. . . lb49c SODA CUCK~I\S .... lh pkg 21c t'l-jocolar-. Creme Shartbi'Nif ..~chN 4LL~WEET, . Marg!lrin• 21bs 57c cQQK 1~s S'lt'lft's PI"'MMlum fer LADIES HAt'~,DBAGS • . . . . 17 o11 pkg 49c Krottr P01 cl:..lr: LIMA IIIEANS SuNr a..t Shan~!. BU1T ljALF .. .. , .. ... LB. Sk WHQLI! lfA,M ..... " , • LB. Slle Holf 'I•'"' faorite wnchtlch" $I Roth's Racorn ~~~r curwd, h~Ckory •""*M SLICED BACOI>f . . . · , · · lb 2-1 0 oll pkgs 53c pkg 49c JIFFY STEAKS SWIFT'S 111\t:MUJM FULLY .COOKIID Tender, jllicy m~*t lh~t·~ ruDy cooked and ready to eat. Now leaq trim LUNCHlONMEAT. 3111can Lb. Swtffa PftmJiin\ all ....,.., plump &nd t.nd-- Just hNt 4n ·1Nt· T,.-.r•. fJaky . 39c h ~ n•less. 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I '• SAL-~ baJ&. eli. iHor 101 &IJJ-tob Hope .. nturcf•rt .. triM to fi..,. felow Ohf.)an loy Rov~• o big hiO il(oil ~9"'Uioto fair gppearurot:~ HI Columbut, Au~u•t 2-'. loJ'. togett.e, han1, Tr~t~-~t, T,igy.r, Jt .• Th• Som, c.f tha ~•• aftd .ft/n"')'man frQm Toledo, Pof Lady, will ha3J;,,d tke h.Jg \h.:lw of the Gr41ol Ohio Stott taW. Pift~ AY~III,J.e . Clearance c· Middleport After a short weddJn.c trip Mr. and Mrs. Smith will b~ 1t homl' In lhe W.oods apartment on Soutb GIGANTIC K&M Sohio Service CLINTON FISHER CO. Sales Point Service •¥~ bride, acted u b.,t-man. Tbose atteOdlalf the wedfling v.ere Mr. •nd lrtlw. Smith, Mhl$ Elaine Hawley, Pomeroy: ltr. anrl Mrs, Miller IJld daatthler, Sandra; Mr. and Mrt. Gene Coleman •nd son, Jerry, MlddJeporl. DURING RALL'S BEN FRAIIIKLIM Expert Wheel Balancing Headquarters N, Second St OUR Miss Shlflrey $mLt1J, .UtP.r of he J!'OOrn, " •· matd of honor and ,llaleoln .Millfl', brqlber of the will 'meet Friday even·ing ·ll 7 : ~0 at the Viilage Hall and all Q':t;nbers are urged \O be ~~~!nt. Area Garden Clubs Meet At Glot~ster On August 7th John Milhoan, all-state forwa,d from Gallipolis Hia._ School, hr!l applied for -admU:sion to M"arsh•ll SCAT Th M' ye-ar~ John Milhoan . Making Plan~. For Marshall '' \\lht•n the Jwll currier is cotlIacted hy a de Jensive pl:~ycc · 1n th e oprn, and-ur when cuming through the li nt• or sc rinHn:a!,lc and l,t• toU<:hcs the ground wlt h any part of his body except hi ~ hands or feet, the ball is def!d d thl' spot wh r re the ball touc h e~ the ground, or 1hat par t of I he runner's bodv which holds the ball t olll· he ~ t~e ground, an d-or whcrl! t he ball IS when th e whistle is hJ Hwn." ,. , Rule Er.ses . .Uftnr.llnty l belie\•e this is a grC'al ru !P The runner l'Un still ge t up 'anol run if h~ slips to the @:round. In Lhc past, when the man Wl"nt rlown from a tackle, the defi'RSC' wasn't s ure whethe r ht>'d g" t tip and run aguin and prob<J hly the r unner h i m~;elt woul!ln't kno w wh11t tQ_ do. So th is hrou JI: h: on ad{!llional tackling and hod.v hlot' l:ing by the deren~e so that lhC' hall carrier eould not get up :mll r un . from four· to eight 9f footbaU in ~chool and college, On the whole, he has had exe4tllent euaching and good training. He Js rea dy for professional (ootbafl, l:lut if he lacks the spark that li g hts the spirit of aggressiveher,s, he will not be among the phlyers who start the regular season. nim \)' o'd<d:, Wednetdar. Aucu•t t, :n th• chureb ln tbe prUeJK"e llf lbr immedlat, famil!ll!l 1n4 ~lo•"' friends. Mondty, August 6, a Proira!ll planni!l'i wor.jsbop will ~e bel~ at the Rutland Methodist' Chure~ for proj:rll.m chalrmfn. tbetr COh'l· mlttt'es and otl'ief tr.terested Ga•'den Club memblirs. Mr8.· JameH Jackson, Ewlngton, Oitltict c~alr­ man of 1-'rograms to.r 1he Obip A ssociation of Garde:n Clubs, wiU btt in charge of t};le workBhop · whlch will start &t 10 a.m. ·Member:s are to bting sac~ lunchl's and a bevt~rU~ will bf furni shed by the "RL\tla.-d Gardeft Club, 'SPOPSOl'l of t}\e \V9rbbop. In the aClernoon Mr4! Jamt! ~· Titus Rutland, District cbairmap of f ,Jower S:hows, and Mrs. Van Meter, District Hortkuttur•l c~lt man, wj.)J have chat'tle Qf the -program. Garden ClubB trom iMtiiiS, Gallia and Vintoll counUes · ·a~e tQ. 111end 1he Worksb_Qll·. 1 " ln ~uthwest FooJhnll L"gue, he h.- behlqd ~ "GROWtNII PAINS'" and Mrs. Mil\ Quartet Returns From V~ation­ Saundphoto) t ..~~'""'l ltl•omo$<.., - -~ ~ . ' \ Cl\tt••llul'ger Clutate . Ianda tialey, Mrs. Ted Rile)' Jr., Mrs. Charles Quillen., Mrs. Maq M. Brewer, Mrs. Ray Thorp.u, Eq jth Thomas, Mabel Neimeyer, Mrs Do•·othy V!:!lth, Mrs. Don Le-ac~. Jewell Boyles, Mrs. Eloise Cha~ man and Ann, MNI, Beecher Ke~· sl.nger, Mrs. May L•mbert, Mrs May Lewis, Mrs. Wl1llam Wise, Mr. D. S. Harold. Mrs. Ruth Crl· ner and Janet, Mrs. Joe Mee~ . Mrs. Ben BaUey, Mrs. Clifford Ja cob~ ..Mrs. Jam~ Taylor, £\'elyll Spencer, Joan Clark, Lo1a Farle)' Refreshments of cup cakes, ice Mrs . Cly\fe .Bayles and Virginia . ~ream, mints and pink lemonade Mrs. Clarenl'e Byel'9, Mr..-. Orvlllr were served to these gue11\s : Mrs. M!'\liron , Colum~lLq. Lester Sitlers, Mra. Albert Pettit, Mn. Mabel Pettit, "Mrs;. Georg!:! Ve\th, Mrs. Hrlen Pettit, Ml"'>. Wm . Mary Hayman, Mr. and Mrs. Wm . Hudson and daughter, Mrs. John Bryan, Mrs. Betty Wills, Mr~ George Qu~Uerf, Mrs. Anna Mae Lewis and two sons, Mrs. ' Bt!n Bftey, Mrs. Ray Zerkle, Mrs. AnD' Sayre, Mrs. Guy F. Sayre, Mrs. Mrs. Mae Dorst. Donna Dorst Q~ll \(prmann, Delores Miller, and Mrs. Edna HaU, all of lAna: FrediL Little, Mrs. Daisy Batey, Mrs. George Boley and daughter, Bottom, Qbio and Mrl. , Geor&~ Merrill of Elizabeth, W. Va., reShirley. -turned July 22 from a 16 day, Sending glfts were Mrs. Tom 4,341 mile motor trip to Howton, Mills, Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, .}t•·s Texas. Willis Anthcny, Mrs. Arthur All They passed through the states man Mrs. D. B. Hartinger, Mn of Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, ArkW. B. Thomas, Mrs. Dave Farmer ansas, TeXQ, Oldahoma Kan!qia, Mrs. Arthur Skinner, Mrs. A. W Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakcta McKay, Miss Lllurie McKay, Mrs crossing the Mississippi and MissE. S. Schaaf and Sally , Mrs. 0 . B. ouri Riveu. Other 'points of InterStout and Barbara, Mr s MRrie est which they vlslted were Ozark Mountains, "Battleship Tex:aan, San J!einto Battleground and mo~ument, fishing village, Gulf of Mexico, University of Houstpn, and Sam Houston's home. Mrs. Merr!tl left thE! party at Houston and v1s1ted he·r daughter at El Paso, Texas. after wbtch she returned to Houston for the Mrs. Robert Reibel , Regional •return trip. Miss Dorst vUdl&d a rn.ent of Director ot the Ohio Anrociatlon of Ga.rden Clubs, bas announced hers while ln Hous~ ·on their rt-turn trl~ they stopp~d a meeting c..n Augus' '/ in GlGu11teJI·:for • Garden. Club:;~ in··AtheM, in Ponca. Neb., where Mrs, Dorst Washington, Morgan and Hocklng and daughte~ WJ.Jted their 94 year old aunt, Mn. Nettie Heaton, who CouoUe•. )11'1. James Jackson, Ewington, has be en in ll ~heel cha.Jr for the ptatrictl proeram chairman, will past 11 years. Mrs. Etht!l Stout visited in the tonduc:t 1 wnrkshop Jn the mornInti for piogam chairmen, their :home of the Fran.k Dorst famity commltte,a and other Interested during .Mrs. Dorst's vacation. club members, · · " J4rs. Jam-es S. Titus~ Rutland~ LARGIST ATTENDANCE district flowpr show chairman, The L<wal Bcrean.'l Class had the ~,Pd Mr5. Van Meter, district hortJ- largest attendance at the Prayer ~uJtual chairman, wlll be in ..service at the Mlddleport Church ~harg~ of the afternoon session. of Christ Wednesdav evening. Mrs. Will Reynolds was· reader of 1hc devotional service and Fred 1. Gardner, pastor of the Church, was in -char-ge of the \)lble class. Mrs. Raymond Cole will be the devo-· tional leader next Wednesday. Fif· ty-one members were .prese~t. When a pl ay- e-,.- j-Ol-.M--:cthc-e-:: Nc-a:CUo- .-. ,,, and college nne\ l know tha t it was rough . 1 wa~n't a ;; big o~ most of those I play~;<d a;Jui n!>t bu1 I ne\•er found a plaver to be• rh·liberate\y d u Ly. · We make eH!I"}' efro c't tu P1'u tet't the playNs <~ntl this yc•ur, tu prevent OCC'a.siunal f! JHe .cp~; h)l players brought abo ut by crawing and sullst>qul'nl pillll.l{ on, th e league has aflnph·tl a rul ~ that reads as follow.il: By "lilT BELL COf1'ml11loner t~f the National \:'\h~e~u~:~ ror h'' '""''" wtn. (l~ternallona( l l"IO Oill.' oollll cmo ploce 10 pef, ·~ll ... lO\oer l Garden Clubs · Miss Linda Batey Is Honor ~uest At Miscellaneous Shower friday Plan Workshop Mbs Linda Batey, daughter of Manley Mn. W!Uiam B~ard , LlnFor Chairmen Mr and Mrs. George Batey, was da Carruthers, Ne.qcy Slde.rs, Lo\t .-\ndre.Q Qoricl. Although badll damaged lo the collision that sank the Do ria the Stockholm atood by T·onAY'S SPORT PARADE- -.lrin. Cll'l Smith, PomefO)'. The double-orlar ceremany was performed by the Rn. Claremont J:, Koyt, p.uttJr fJt the U:i~Jeporl Flrtt- Baptist Cburtb. SJ thrte-th lr- . "' till~· bullt for lce:breakl~. practically ripped otr, the Swedish liner Stockhotn: slowly pl\!8es the ~talu.· ot LJb-:rty on her way to her berth in New York with some 5:!3 suno ivors from the Italian linet' ~omt• CAN BE YOUR HOMII • ,~,-.:;~,,.. given Friday by her rrandmother, Mrs. David Oiler, "at the Batey home. Miss Batey plans to be marrif'd this month to Eugene Sidl'I'S, son of Mr. and Mrs Ler;lte Siders. Pomeroy. The g!Its were plaC'cd on o tabJe centered with a bride dOll with two attendent dolls dressed in pink and blue. A canopy of pink 11nd white streamers hung trotn the chandelle r over the table of silts and extended to the f.h:lllr. P~ U.N. thl ~~~ken vessel'l passeneers throughout the long night. lyn, to Earl 8m1fh, .011 o,l ltr . and Eleanor s . Schaar, Middleport Society Editor-Phone 6079 ' . Lucllle Bearhs Hawkins, Po.ueroy Sodety Editor - Phone B244 ahower ln5thRoun~ Campanella. The win w~ Llb~ne 's ninth of tbe )11'1 &nd aecond in M1'. and Mn. Jamea HawII!)', two nlghtl -.alntt Milwaukee. T!JI~o. are announeinR the birth P~lla . 1 ..1 Cuilo Sal Malilf.', allo' Q\)tllntd lorn or a dauahtt:r, Debra K11y, Ol'l July the Indian• tbl.t fUr be-ld thu 28 in a Toledo hospltat. Th~y tmve B1·aves •t ba,. for il J~ Innings rour other children, Jamet It(. betore living to Labine. Jaek, Rlcty and Linda. Grandpar· !Mn. Jumea Hawand Marv Grls- enl11 are ·Mr. I'• ao marriaa:• of &belt dautbler, M11ra . '8 '" . ' au;st of honor at a mlsceJ!aneous l~.se Siders, Mn. Charles Wlse, Y' They wOuld" nOt stand fm· dirt}!ootball any .., ll'}.Ol\1 than I would Jn the American Lea gue, Bob ~t and for it. 1f they sho!J id set> nny indication o.J it, tht!y wn11\d Lemon came back alter being quickly respond. kayoed Mon-day nilht tn pitch a Yet the men Who are on top six-hitler and give the Clt'vdand of thf' play, ,we have live officiah lrtdiuns a 5-1 win over the Nt>w York YankeeJ~. AI Smith contributSYRACUSE, N. Y. (UP) - Eag er 1n every •j;lame, called relatively Od two key doubles as. Lemon won young heavyweight Harold Carter rew di•9oalificatiomc and none or hi• 14th game and tbe lndlans re- !laid todav his technlt.·al knockou t these wer:e for dirtv football. durCluced the Yan'keel' flret-plaee of highl)o-tuuted Bob Salterfiehl ing the 72 -game• of th~ 19tl5 seala-ad t oelaht •ametl r.lears the way "tor th~ fi-ght 1 son in which at lea~t 300 plllye n:: loso• E~e Tl,ert want next- a return with Johnn } partlcipat~d each week. Ted Wiliams' three-run homer Summerlin." It the game Is dirty, a11 and a ro,und tripper by Jackie .1('1} "Summerlin Is tough ami h •· C'!l~ping critles al\eg~. isn't it nat sen paeed the Boston Red Sox lo one of my biggell t obstacles," th·· ural to exp,ct that the numb~ a 5_. verdict over the Qctroll 'l'i- 23-yeaJ·-old Corl.rr sttid t rter he or •''·"'' sent orf lhe field ro~ aers. ·rom Brewer ralst!d his P 'c- mauled Sat\erfield through fh, conduct detrimental In lhe gam ord to 18-3 elthou11h he needed rL"- rounds and three knockdowns h · woulrt be mu•h ""'''"' lief help from Tom Hurd. Ct.,rh'Y fo•~ their televised sche-duled 10 Foolhall Is a •ouok· ••me. Anv Maxwell hit hl8 20th homer fnr rounder was sto,pped Wednesday nne who ever played it kn rw·· th ~ Tigers . · night. ' lhat. 1t i• • bodv '"""'' , •• ,., Whitey Henoll'• double and a f Re!el'f.'e Ted Mal•htin f•tfopped th2e 1 11 " ancl tak• with two-run aingle by Ed Fltzler.tld lght at 2:158 of . e i th, as 3 sparked 8 four-ram 1oth Inning year--old Satterfield aJ.wnpetJ to the . A Now blo that gave ~he Wuhlngton S ~natora canva~ in a neutral corner for -the I oloyenoothall fn ·oroo "hoo! and Chuck Stobbs a 0-2 Wtn OvtJr third time ln. that round. Judge the Chlc11 a:o White So».Jim Wll- Paul C11mp1ina ~nd · Oiek Fado Slln §u(Jered his lOth JOss for th<' aogretd with Martin that farter 1 11 White· Sox, who hRve drorpl'd 19 had won all five rounds. Tht' lead to lllf;ht 11ames. United Press scored It four lor ,~ , ., -' ' ' Carter and one for Satterlleld. The Kansar 0\ty Alhletl.ca endo~ Carter weighed UK anct Sat.terTHURSDAY l FRIDAY when field 18814. a alx·a;ame loalng streak ' . they pou~ded out 12 hlts to beat 1 ~o;;;o;;;o;;;;;;.;!-"o;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;o;;;;:;;;;; Charlton Hilton • June · Ad1ms Ute Baltimore Orioles~ H , in the I J other AL gtilme. Lou KrethJw, in "f'liiVfiT~ WAR OP hi• belt 1bowln1 In ei1ht weeki, MAJOR 1~111-0!'1" went aeven Innings to ~etve . Two rooms ovQr II• fechnlcot.. l mound. Third bateman Ed Mathews fie-lded It perfectly but his powerful throw wa 5 just too late to retire Mitchell und Robinson scooted home wlth the winning run. ' The Dodce~a bad •cored In the fourth lnnlna on Duke Snider'11 ~tlth horner of ba. yeli.r but the .Bravt• Ufd tht reorto in U1e elJhth credtt whttn. Wu Covin.ton eroa11ecl the plate on 1n trTor tw cateber Roy hlt each a• the Redleg~, 25; Roblnilion, Redlega, Banks, Cub!, AUcock. Braves and Werh:, In~ians all 24 . Runs Hatted In-Manti~. Yanks . 89; W~::rtz , Indians, 80; Musial. Cards, 79: Simpson, Athletics, 78 ; Boyer, C~:~ rds , 74. Giants made ll two out of lh.l'ee Run s- Mantle, Yan•ks, 88; Rob over the Redte~o: s-. Gomez doubed ins on , Redleg!-1. 75; Yost Senator' end scor~d the run that broke a 71; Fox, White So-x , 70 ;S Snid~r· .1 -1 t.ie i n the seventh but pulled Dod~en f:r· a shoulder muscle and had to be Hits- Mun tle, Yllnks, 128; Bov. relieved by Grissom. er, Car<h , 124; Aarun, Braves, 123, Robin 1;\t:lberts pitked up hi~ i'~ox, White Sox, 123; Kalme, 1 12th win In a reUef role when ~I er s, 122. lie Jones' !:leventh inning grand Pitching - T.!lwrE>n,..-.. lfertle~s . shim home r )!'ave the Phila~lphla 15·2; Brewer, Rt>d Sox, li)-3; PJCr<'fl Phil.. a 10-8 triumph over Uie Chi- w.hit e SllX. 18-4, l'~ oril . Yanks, 14cago Cub~ <~nd Shm Muslaf's 4; Buhl, Bnavcs, 14 ~ 4 run seventh-inning triple the St ·: Llu1s Cardinals Plttsbureft Pirates, 4-l , 't-n -" NL games. Brooklyn Dodgers Start Gain On National League Leaden makial bla National Lefllgue debut-batted for Clom Labine with two out and Robinson on third Acquired from the Cleveland only laat Monday, Mitchell chopped WE CAN REMEDY .sse Maxwell-, Del. . 90 312 62 108 .Mf) Vt>rnon, Bo~. _.78 273 48 92 .33lf Kuf'nn , Det. __ Q1 358 -53119 .SS2 Home Run F~- Mantle, Yanks, 34; Snidt!l", Dodgers, 26; KIU5ztWs~i, Wcth the score tin! 1-1, Gomez He moved to lhu·d CJIJ a sacrifice and ~core d lhc dec 1dinJ.: run on Don Mul'!h·r's ~ ingle to center. Le-.t.te 2ae dut·l~d Cinr-mnll\ i ~ tartc~ r Johnn)' K li~ pstcin fpr s1x ) nn iJII.:S before Electri c Fans ~ A.~arlcan Mantl6, N. Y. _tJlS 348 88 128 .a68 Williama, Bus. 81 38. 81 Gomez. , ' Marilyn Miller And E,rt Smith Wedded Aug. 1 .Mf. and MD, Gail Ullltr. Lin, coin Sttttet, bne alilloU.nced the Majer Lea~e Leaders . flf th e M•ason. 1 'STOCKHOLM1 LIMPS PAST THE STATUE OF LIBERTY . ----·-- · ~-::---:-:-:-:-:--- ,__.,_,.,.,,_....,=,..-,:::: • l.!ttll• l.eag ut' !;lamt's u ht>dult:tl fur ln~t n:ght were again 1 ~lllt' tl out, ~ n d no dule ha s been ~•· t ror their H:play . \. cl ll f' LeaKue All -St ars are st.· hed · ult•ll for a practice session toni.ghl at the f'omcr ov field, but in casl" nf r;~in or wet ~'::'llll\d & it will bl' no~tpon('rl All LilLie Lea-guers op I tht· ."-.li ·St~r team arl! req uested to re1-wrt on Friday evenifti at f! uo p m rcatl.v to depat l .for 01()IJpulis. . (;:t lll e time b at 7::-IO p.rn., but 1111 playen; must be at tht' ~JlP.i" : High School buildin!{ in Uniform fe~:~dy for dl'parture. . Special ace- lrh·t l(S ltn{lkt•· Dnn Grrr~s :lt•Jung fo1 .stead, Ci ncinnati rnnrerttrcll'd <'t' the third pl11cc Brouklyn D odgl·~~ hl.'i LhtrJ vtdory s inct• joinin g I he who gained on hoth ('0/IICnders I R (' dleg~ . w;.~ t'XI:teCtl'd tu falt· !ell I!JDd pulled to wtth111 a gunw uf 1 h ~ no.h·r J uhnnl Ant nnt>llt in Ow tbf' runncrup lt ~d~. w inJup d lh:- f()ur ).!ame ~ •·tte s lu- tlar Fn• m ht•re. CinL"in natt goes -~As a tf'!iult r~r pot~r htt\J fl•g. ~111: 1 :tt l'lu '.t do ·l phi tt fur Hll')\hel four,.,d K1uszewsk1 was expeett>cl, t ~: game ~ t· ri -· s bc•fur e retur 111ng make an e_arly return tu the lint· · htlllle. up today m an effon lu hulstt•r the offen~e. Klu s~cws-ki w.-o (igmfl (0iYt-lt Belt Aetlon ~n c ht*d fur a rt·st by Man ug~· r Before Jcavcng llw game• at the llrdiP Tl'hhett s. hut the turn c. f stuJ't of tlw ccghth 11\fllllg, Gunwz tvents could fOITf' hun In rh:lfl<.:•' grwe up 0111~· On(" hit in what J·a~JI\· w;t ~ ]ns b£>st pi•l'form unL''' Little League (;ames Delayed By Rain Out T he 0 a ilv Se iu i11e 1 The Dally, ~ntlnel; P~roy-Middleport, Oh~ LIMES .. dos 49c . •. , . , , . , , , - .. lb 53c �. • ' '- ..- WANT ADS - <18 I Employment Wanted "' trron w Advt!rtl5ln&---SbOil1d btreported lDlfL,edlak•liJ . 'I'J.e Daib SeatiacJ wiU not be resp..'P.Slbh for more thlli one wcorTe~Ct iD - Garage, Racmr. - --- HOMEflU ILDERS. ]('•f', llal'ine, Ohi-o. w:ll IH" upcn M on LS . . Dr. C. i':. \ 1/ . Uu wlll 7-ao- m'' 1\utu ::.ervtces "' - • L H. RA WLlNG SONS CO. - 2 DOur Wrec Ker Service. Da y Phone 6227. Nisht Phone 6~9X. DODG&-PL'iMOUTH DEAV ERS. H-tf I - 120 8) Insurance Baroe~~-SimP£On Inaunmce AJency, l Middle port. F il1e • AuNmobl1e- Bonds. Phone 6315-X 8--20-U COMPIEI'E lnatunre Proteetloa, Ufe, Auto, Fir.,, Polio. Call Don MHls, Middleport, Oh.l.o. t21) keal Estote --· llale ll avcn ant! Gu lli · t·n J ubth:1·. r-.cw tl <tvcn Urc h ~:~rd, 1\: l' W ll avctl, W. Va. l'ho nc 'J'lr · 8-l.-:ll l: Fun SALE-Ptlad 'ir hy Heal Es· -tate, Hu !laoo Towruih ip. 31 Jere~ 1-a.nd, hiJUS(' , barn !Hid out buil din.gli. ~t:' Gt... •r·~e A. M.eoin· '"' ,baJ.1, Admuust.t·at m. 6·1-tf iJA{'t<Esl~-N il on Hac i nc·Balih<~ n Rvad ror 'i ;LI I' . Lovely building !>il t· ('a ll IIH -X 7-:H - ::Ifp · ~·---- i" l' li,: Hclui rL' I :t tl~ 2nd, 1\.\idtl. SUIJIIJWAN li OMt_;...--5 r·n,rn mo(J . r•r·n hou ~t· . wit h hath , HI I Youn ~o::~ ­ ;!.;ill' l ow n k rtdH' ll , hnrdwuod rl11o rs. 25 <H' ~"I ' ." · '1 1'.1. mill · .~ (ru m i'onw - 7 ;H --H l 'lANO UAitl jAJN - l!ocuullful S pin - ~.: t p 1<t1w. 11s,•d 1111 Jy ft·w mt•tHll..., :.a~~.: u ~· 1 ·r $:lUO. H t· ~ IM)ll~J IJi fo" IH'l!>Un ..:a n muke s~uwl l tJ t..•po:; tl illld · tu li.t• uvr· r lnw payment.~ Cn•tht De pt. , lO-!J 'ith lh 'L' • H u nl tll ,<lun. UI:ICd l ' hHnl' t1U77·J . UN I'. ll nll~r; Mt'Curuu rk \ tOW INI: ~II J WS] fi i'W. , J·.lt\IJl'h, J'ul'l wro) . SEI'TI C T AN KS . .'\i<"•fl Price i ncl ude~ dctiv t•ry ;rn tl sr•t in rxca vat \o n. Vad 1sh 1' \ um blll~t: . rhonc 46·M, \'onH~ I 'I/}' . 7-27-l l Munoalll••- C.. MviiiCII fl" H I • lioo J...... , _ c.. Smoked Picnics, - PIA !'-;0, j u'ol dt·arwd ll lld r c·IUlll'(]. i' il t'I I' V 11 1\l Sh . Con\Jr l Uullund l•'1 11 u rl u !'l'. II 2 J-Jit You have somothing 2X1.J.I To Sell, Trade ar Anft 'l :llji ------- t! 2) Wanted to Rent 1 nounce, Let A Daily Sentinel Display Ad WANTED - B liSI N ~:tiS l' IWI' I·: I! or Want Ad be You' TY in mai n rart uf l! lWfl tn n·n : ur bu ):. Wri te Bn x :'JH. Representative. -They Get Results ·i i4) For Rent I' 1•1TH '· JtoO~I fur ; ,•nt. l'n l l :JAil V. p., ,w ~ ~;;;;;;;;-;;-j~;-;-;;;;;;;;;~ ro:.·IVL-R00M-r~~rwlw~l ,rp::: I Good Clean U~td Can 11 •, two-room I ru rrll , h• d a AH MakCI MDd Modell METROPOLITAN p artmr n-1; 1 th r• ••· w nm fu, nt,l! etl apa rlment. 1\ l l u1ililt1·~ Ij P'' ''l Inqu ire at thl• Hvnll' lli·~h.ur;!Jll M1dtllc pm·L. 2 twdromn fu ; ,~~:n. ·rl 7 :m , SALES AUTO w · ~~~~~~~~~~=~ ,,,;,~r-l mr n t - Elcrl n<" Clin tnn 6 2 11~ - X dleport. Ph . ~~llp<t p,."r I F• ~hN, INSURANCE Mul II · 1-tl reo&--atxteuloa l..addera, Seaffold Boardl, Drop Clolba.l Clinton Fllher, KJddieporl. Phone 12Jm.X. u -1-tf ACCIDINT Life, Ca•uelty eM Benda - - - - - -- -~-I 2 five -room apar tm~ nt ~: 2 f, ur-, n om apartme nts, 11 11 wtlh la undrin and iZIT&Iile.t- .o\. N. B(' nQ:o;o l, Poft'lfroy, Ohio . 5-14 H .- -·- Real Estate Broker In MIDDLIPORT, OHtO 6136-M Help Wanted Phone 2U ITRDC'TtTI\AL I lll&AIII I Hol" m"et those mont hl )• l';ty· mentl on )'Q,_ur hom e, r a1·, TV I CAN YOU USE 'EXTJIA- MI) Nt:Y'.' or other .oblljJ.llons_ Makr $:i5 e week in apa1·e time sup- . In Po mf"rfl~' 1 QH IQ VALLEY G. E. REUTER PubUe Aeeouulallt We Jnvllo Bookkeeping Attoon!tl, Audllo. Tax J'too blemo. Nolory Publle. OIO.e Phoae ZD-M Pomeroy Nat. Blink BldJ. N l :. I 05 E. Beeond St. Pomeroy, Ohio -. _._ -~ .... ~-. JU NK CQ, 80ILAP IROlt - IIJ:'I'AIA Pboftt '111 ....... lK Among CONCRETB BLOCKS "lull~ , .. LAW' GRUESD BLOC!> 00. . I Milot ,._ of Pomeroy Coli Wm. Gru-. the City, Paiq!:ed . Desert, Petrified Forest. Mark ' TwliD'i hOme' and the Homol}ilti ~ll>~l. .•:.,>lito; P1tct, .. . /., .... )J '• .' r .:~ . Calif. SwHt Seedless Grapes · .. · .. ...... · · .... 21bs 4k 27•1.. 'How much drinking is too much drinkingPfi ' • READ WHAT EXPERTS SAY- AUGUST ISSUE: .WOMAN'S DAY Burry's Fig Bars · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 21b pkg 49c ' THE A & P MAGAZINE 7e. ' .. - - \ ' IPICIALtj · ,,KIL29~ You'll love Ann Pote Sl"'rlde Puddinp. They',.-delitlouoly YOUIAVI 9t.f smooth and ric-h-taatina ... and c-ome in ttvtat terDptin&fl•vonl J StOck up' now at this thrifty price~ I ANN " ' " .... •••• 41t DICIAU Preserves· ILUIIIRRY Preserves_2~::.~. 55'1· Salad Style Ann Page-Choice o! 4 Sh.-bet Mix .. .. .. ·· .. · · .... · 6 pkgs 49c Ann Page Mustard. 1.. Chtprry Pie qt Jar 23c IPICIALI1 _. Jo\NI P.UKII U.IIGI ,. 1 • ....... IACII \ . -~~~ . 39'j "Serve~ this pie and a•veflt'a c:r1mmed with sweet, juicy cltirries; in i t~•ky·li&ht colden crust. TrY it~-., ia" or ala modt ~make~· • onif i\leil on ..;cuion I Baked I<> [11lke the fomily hiPPY•, ' t-l.ANI •u••• WHOLE WHEAT ~ ., Jread-.. · '. ,J ' j -'. .. . 0/IOIP · • . The Conaort \ oC.Sh&mUl\ , llll&by[, . - ; fteHr., · ·· I:li. 8ettlu by· "" ,...... common 1 II.Airuh \ ->~ n. Folithad. \ · .aa. A eorntr · 1 !'· Chemical • . eompound __ ·_.. · ~ ·- . ~ ll u.HUA. rr,a Chlna'a top- · . .,_ , A.XYDLBAAXft Is LONOI'ELLOW •-- w~Jii It: / One letter simply 1tands tor :another. in lhll example A t~:u.Mcl rtor the tttree L'1, X tor ttle tw~ O's, etc. SlnJie letterw, t,pot. :traphi~l. the lenfth Md form&Uoft of lh• wo1'41 m W lintt. . NEIF\' · {AC A.Z, ,R rarikinl movie at'treas, wavf! on hr r arrival In San Franclsea . aboard the linM' Pferident wn10 /l, ;l'he a2-yeer-old aquo hal appeared ln more thBP 10 lllmll. .. J "YOUR SUNRISE TO &te dlfrerent, A Crtilr.r,... Quota~• IHM Honeydews · · .. · .. .... · .. · · · · · · · .. · ea 59c Ritz Crackers, Nabisco · · · · · · ·· 1 lb box 33c • ~INN PAOI Pur• -- lllo<k·ahaj>e\1 Watermelons · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ea 59o· Aromur's Potted Meats · ·3-5,... oz calls3Sc visited ar c HGHywood, Rrno, Lo! Veias, Salt Lake ., q•· f :.' u ' 1 A , ' " · In- f(li_h "~y__':fl• c~t letter• Jumbo 1 Size pla('('S they • .. '. ' .. ' lb49~ Jumbo Cantaloupes, 27 size · · · · · · · · · · · 2~t I WE BUY . · a.akantt . iDNLY Cltl'Pl'OQUOTE - Rel'l!'l ho'ir to Sliced Pickles .. .. .. · ...... · .. .. 2 Iars 35c l';;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:;;::;;::::::::;::i:;;:::;::::~ \ turn r.t fr nm a 6300 mile motor trip. M ~ Rupe and Mi AA Lewis vh itcd fr !@nds at Denvm . Coloradn, ond !lk ud Mrs. Rut)(' went on to California wn.ere tho·y were (1 \lc&ts of .Mrs. Harry Lau"'· mother nl M"' L. E. Reynold•. end J\lr. and Mrs. H 11 ruld Ohalloran . San I G111brie l, Califorolo . . -- J7.Looktd FreshDressed Sealass · .... .. .. · .. · lb 63c: Hi Life-Hamburger Slices - Mr. And M rs. Genld Rup(' , Uradbury, a'nd theiT daughter . Anti Ru pt'. RN, Gallipolla, a nrl Miss .a~ . lln ·:toeuN. ~ · u tor l IH.r4, Dressed Whiting, pan ready · .... · 21bs25c Corn Flakes · · · · · ·· ...... · 2-12oz pkgs 39c and · .. . ts. hii.tod') . . 5 lb. box 59c · Fried Haddock,. . · (l.t. Tplhr!J!ll~ 15 lb box U.z9) Fillt~fl U . S'wnaq)' . · •ns:o•m4 v.•lth aahiei SEAFOOD Pan Ready :fori. lace . ;l"a!JW,J . Redfish Fillets 27c Kelloggs-Fresh Crisp Carol Lewia, Gallip(}lis. have re- All I j '-::::--::;::;:;;:;;;::;;;:::;:=:;;.;::;:;;; 7·3 1 Utp , Trevy-Finstewald Funeral Hame ;;, SOMEONE to work t·w·ll' nl! ~hi f ! . 21 or over. Park ll't''s lk ~tll u rBnt to PHONII LB.49c · Frtlb 1 lb can 53c ) 30. :aom. IdOl' (Jap.) Sweet-Ripe, ZO lo 2Z lb olzo ·: · a. l.lectric -' \ eat:Aih · 21. One apot le9itrtl•~• • · J:l1vatt4 tvd f · 38. V1ee .AhorH ..._ tn.lnl r · 12.chokf-.. ~ -. Pnlld*nt _ · (Brit.lllnf) (lhort• lt. Ever (poe\:) tT.I. nizt., . A.llharp. 1 tned) '- ~ 1~. Follow . ·· · ~8) .~ blUed enct t . A If& bone te. summer as. _., . . ' (Eur.l < Lonr· ' ) month ' . ' . ' ......... . Uslall<l In . . lu>roed wtl4 'f' 28. ~aU; em- 1•. Vt.l\10 · )a. ~true;,;-, " tt......n (v., s.11•"7 . ' . Cold Stream- Genuine Fancy Pink .. between. l. Elberta Peaches · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · 31bs 35c. .. L ui·H. -.,.. <Pori1.) ~ .-anacut"" 11. 0vum . h. . "'at-~·:.'ttl ;>\~?:r1 ,::: l:l~Aio\ ~ t~\::~·: 'llllilfl - Armour's Treet · · ·· .. · · 3-12 ouans $1.00 Pink Salmon Mile Motor Trip lltt. (pl,) a.Encl01fnr, I ; Bonel1'1'11 U:ut fl'OUlld a few inch~• - Soil .t· Freutone-U.S. No.1, 21noh up Home From 6500 Te meet the de1lre1 of every hmlly • , • at 1 cod the flmlly AGENCY (poet.I - u nVtlon4 8-.(" cpoa., even and the usual manner, a_n d Ul aunJt li to __ I ·' _._ .. _,. ' t Votoi f~ U.l<Qler I \\tl&lu A.lft'l;.JI \ ~Sorikt)' • ~ READY I and Merchandise PI,... Automobile. H•atfh l'or (Iii Quality, Se"ice RODNEY DOWNING 1 ~ teamer . ! .:~·-:....:~.:========::. I Rupe 1 s Return .. on Mulberry A\'f:' . l'ho!H' tiOlH X ,,,_.,, :~or rent Peaeh and PluM Con1er.. F ollow TftCIPI for Peach Conaenoe exrept ttle 5 cUp1 peachel I CUP!.!f any . varl~tf ~!._~~1_\!.!!!8. ttartlnQ August 24. PAN FRESH Luncheon Meat- Serve Hot or Cold Peaeh an4 Maruehlno Chrrr, ConnrH Follow above recflipt except u1a % eup Ma:ruchiao cherrJea lnatead ot nutl. Chop eherrlea bt!(ore meuurln1. Peaeh. N11t and Rallln Coa~en-e Add ~ eup Hedle.. .-a111na to ~ recipe for Peach Oon•erve. J'O} . ... Ray l9gers headline the Greot Ohlo . c ion lank . Very t:tmd nmd it 11111 . I U:l l!:bcnczl'f St . phu nt· 11 : Sliced Beef Liver, Selected · ·· · · · · ·· · lb 35c Boneless Rolled Ham · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Jb 83c Banquet Turkey Dinner ·. · · · ·· · · · · · ea. 59c -Morton's Pot Pies · · · ·· ·: · · · · · ·_· · · 4 for 99c Skinless Wieners · .... · .. · · .. .. 2 lbs SSe The aecf(!t to the venatility of thla baale peach conserve red pe le the cha.nge In flavor bJ eaddlng dlft'erent mgredient1. Sec rel to doing it the ea&y wo.y l1 the new way of sealing. ;For now Jou can aeal jame, jelllt:s, conserve&, etc., without pl.raftln-an do a better job tool This is made possible by a new ahoulderleBJ halt pint jar, just the right size for preeerve1 and r elishee. It bat a tcrew tl'lp and teal• with a regular two-piece hnme canning ca.p. Tha metal lid rive• excellent protection againtt dust and vennin 1 and is euler to uae. The jar 11 varaatile. Betldea runctlonlna' &I a eerew tnp jei!J glus, It I• a home eanninr and frttr.lnr Jar. The aize la Jdeal !o1 reliahea anti canning for two. _ For aomethina u:_ t ra apeclal, t~ thl1 Peach ConJernl . Petch Con•ene 1 eup1 chopped peaehtl . · \6 teaaponn •alt 1 orange ' :" cup blanched almoD~ · 5 cup• aua:ar ' or walnut1 · Waaht drain, scald, peel, chop and meuure peache1. Finely rhnp peel and pulp o( orangl and add tl'l/l!achea. Boil 20 minutes . Add su1ar and aalt. Bl'lil untll thick. Ad nut1 about 5 minute• before removlns from heat. Pour, bolllnr hot., Into Hall Pint Jar~; aeal at once w1tb reaular home cannlnr capL IF U UTIJO AIW MO'I'II H, ' 1;trk 20, for. wa rd 11n d n • v r r.~1· wld t lH'.I. gu l · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· lb 35c ot unjflea 111 nt Odor ' -1emoved witbin H io an equal depth. and the cable it arran:ced on the bottom in loops, 10 &hal he•t will be evenly dlatrlbuted. 'nle lupplJ wire and cable are both ronneeted to a thermoJtat. whlch can be aet at the de1lred . "minimum. 1emperatru-e, 110 wuat 81 -aon u the thermometer tallll to that point hnt lJ turned ~ When temperature rile• • few de1rees above the minffn.um, heat 11 skut oft. The beatln&. ca~Je Ia \1_1.!!~!11 cove~d wit.tl tour to six inches ot ,o;- 'ill itvefl ran.1e o1' tel1)1)tra- _si'IU. It js a lood. Idea to plaee fl ture~ wl.W')'ut t.b; eXtfefneB which ·sheet of fine meBhed uoUn.tY wfrt W.."r• cOmmon where manure w.. ·al'l ihch aboVe me ciible, Wilb 10d with h.r first state folr apptiCirone. LB Seleetl!d 115 I . l.eond St. Ph•ne II Pomeroy, Ohio l ll'IUGIIT . '* ft. c.O be· placed &s'e tG the hOWJt where attention durtna ol . . ~~·- w•.a l!r w..111 ifiv va • muu~ mt:' ot Cl)mforl · · ' 1maD a qu 1 nttty of beat 11 - •c · L · .__ • hl!e'fQ ..r1 · ..eep 1-iCM~ra~l in . i hot-bed above the danatr ~ Jn apr ina. it bl utYall7 liin e~vl to UJe electrlcttf tor tbiji 'pUrpose, than the tra~Utiobal ~·· WUb aa Inexpen•tve thermo1t_.. ·-eM heat II tilrnd on ot orr ~c:~ tq the ne~ J ald the P.14Jnt1 ll'(JWlnc in the Mt-bed l!n· DC-le· Nan,-"godd·luc\c with her J'IIW '' • Svp•r Right. L•an. tmlll 0. oti~N No~AN 1 TliiCK SLICI!:D. Z lb pkg ' A cold frame J1 Cons~........ N"dl 4J. Prtoorlbt<l CeoUOII - ~ 1 -"J1.mtn. ,. .rt . l!'tr. ta • t" · /" DOWN ,. 1~ . &o. Ptnl& ".' . I . P'ear "'name . .A~~&.tln.l J411 ~aey •dvani••i• of ell!clile a~ ele.i.n¥ne•s. la~ bl!ll rilll'•il. , 79 fOurce becomtna: exhauated .,.._ fort danlfer o1' frost 0u.tdoorl over. d61\ tn&Y b.e dlljlUca:'t~ by the 4n electric= cable ta the UJual ,: e.~e,t;.h· ic hot-bed at much lower heater, but a nqmber of Jampt, coat. ' can be uaed 11 preferred. "' -., l'touft4 OI.D FASHIONED period, without danaer of t6e hi! er ._CGUtru tN nat tldnc to a crcetlhouJ\1. ;PraotlcaJlr aU tlle •t::l'~~l!:l, )\hJCh a Cfe~oUse eould render .to 'n ou~oor ••r- > Bacon . ATIOIIWID. BATHROOM OUTFIT S, $ 123-75 LJml tc£1 time unl)· . Voulll! h l 'i umblng, Ph ont• 4tJ-:\1 . l ' unu·· roy. 7-27 11 eQui pPlnj a eoid frame with Plant. can be ltarted tar~ · tWCQolc hiit, an amateUr Jat1en· ancl lr:ept protected f.or a lonl: ,•. In_W. o. llndor- Fresh Fryers Small Turkeys • L;.;;:~g~~~~.r~La~m~pa~c~.:.~ ..~~1l~H<l;;to~Bea~;I~B~o<-bo4~~-~J '1 bAllY' c"fOSSWORD II' 4taoes '· <o. A&P Super Rlght-Lean, Mild 1,·-------·---MAX WARD ' -~ YOUNG, TENDJi1R, WHOLE, CUT-UP OR SPLIT -- / ------------ - - I ---;~Uif ';;cc:.:::.:: n •v ( ' a ll l n.• fma iH'I'd . l' ho nr 2ti7 ur 1121i Y . lt-\.iil t i'l' ii llk 7;1ll .llp t:ONCH~Tt<~ tnMll : 1 I Basic Peach Conserve Rectpe - - - - -- - - - - - ! IJ OUSE a nd 6 aor·cs lanU £or sa le. l'"our r·u om s, \ 1,~ s tor y. lAKJDl t: d un Pnrl.land-Duld KnuiJoS Road , in Leba non Tw1J. l'Tit:e $1200. Ernest Congo. 7·25-1Up for !>Gie 1"11\t :-.AU•> •lioOd bola af teenapn-bobby aocka and loa!era and telepltone in an unconventional paea. It waa through this combination af aymbolll that he was able tt;1 tell hi• story and win a prize in one ot the uation'• leadl!'l ]Jhoto conteata. The chief problfm that photo hobbyists (ace when they try to take such Jtory. telling pictures b eliminating unneceuary detalls. For example, a broken cup of milk next to the tlpa of two ehUd'!ll shoes haa been u11oed In a photo to teU the atory of a child'• am&"u.ish at dropplne her refreshment. No child was nteded in the photo, ju1t the tlpa ot ahoe1. Or, aga in, tht atary of a grandparent's love for a young rhild wu told with an appealing photo of a , mall, )'oung hand beheld by an old, gnarled hand. Telling such a story by picture II one of r hotography's m~t ll t sall s rying fol'ms of creative ex. Vl'es&ion. FRE,SII ... . IDEAL SIZE 5 TO 8 LBS. PAN READY tOil SALt: ·HJ5 1 Willys J ee p, met al tup, ~ utHl condttwn , c he ap . J' hune 11:1 .: .1. 1:1- J -:~ qJ :l41.iUF. . o( 10,000 words I And who needs to be told that tho11e 10,000 words are all part o( the teenage Uilephone tl~up that hall ~ tranided the nation's phonl! aystem~ 1 This delightful photo telll a atory by sugfl!atlon._ one of the most etfett1ve Jhotographlc tl!chn1ques, a«ordh1&' It~ T. T. Holden, photo direttor o( OraHex, Inc., Rochester, N. Y. A photo of thia type It~ alway• enjoyable to 1ee because It caU!Ie! the onlooker to fUJ In the atory In hit1 mind . • • a Hatter~ lng procesa similar to cakhini on to a joke that othen haven't caught Yet, taking plcturep; of thla kind Ia not easy. Tk• ph oto~t·a­ pher who conceived this Idea tried many combinations of !au, hands and telephone, but it was merely a young pl!raon on the ph one, an~ nothing ehte, Ev entuallY. he found the sym. I lf.ADIO & TEU~ VISION SERVICE I' Jum e 200. Cleland Applian..:e Sture, 118 W. MaLo St.. Pomeroy 2-23-tf ltSI Auto :.oles • l /200£h 4£ 7-2-8-61.(_· II IRE. Pond:s, basements, land:.ca ping, etc. P. .\1' . Cowde r y. l.u ng Bot.ttlm, Ohio. 7- 1H f ALIGNMENT, blr.:;mdn& and brake aervic .. Hackett's S;dety Servic:e, West Maul Street, 1-'omero)', Ohio. ~I,'\1 ' 111\''H';, '" HERE'S .~·-pl<:turo -------m :I.LUU :-l<:lt FOH. ~mple t e WHtEL 1t• l rr~ n :ll H r. t:l(--e ).. oo Watch Jle. pairina: br Factor.. Ttc.lned watc h mak e r. <.;OLLtNS JEWE1-3-tf l.Jo.dl.S, Pomero:v . ~ \' OHlll-: HOWARD V-.'OOLFROM wboae rL•sidt> nce is at Moundsvlle, W Va., at t he State F·m itentiary of 'ai d st ate w1U t<Jke notiee ·t ha t llncl w~.-ilfrull! hu fil~d .her .pel u.tion aga :nst him for d1voree anp a lim ony in Case No. 12450 o[ the Com mon P l ea~ c ourt of Meigq I Cou nt y, Ohill , ·a nd that said cause 'I ~ill be for h earm g on or after the silllh rJa y of September , 1956. JIAZEI~ WOOLfi'ROM By l'f· W. PEOPLES Her Atto r ney ,7l·26 : (RJ-2, 9. 16, 23 , 30; (9)-6-7tc I - - -Ca ll Guy Neig -QU!CK SERVICE I - DIVORCE NOTICE 7-28-6tc --- ....' ---·-· Legal Notice ------- CAR RF.PAIR Nt• :gk r an d SAY! DON'T YO\J KNOW? Ba ln·r's w1ll g1vc }'uu the bel Lrade on (umtLJ.;r~ vr ap~lia n - ~ -·- ~hlm.:les pert Tectmicta(UI, Pbont 6284 Y · Middleport. 6-1&-tf a -1·31t J 'J-;At._'H t-~S - "" SEB- 1 ' ,(91 I FOREMA~ & ABBOTT T.Y, . YJCF. AU makes Repaired by Ell THE R£ WI LL lw a homt·rummg' at t'h !\.11. ulm· t Churth :}u rJOliY ' Augusl ~ - 1\n· ~.f'lll'~t 'h t·avc of Ma~on , \\' . Va , will Uc th1' alte r nvon ~ J)I'Jk d'. l!:VlT)Uile , ~ lj 1 :ng Monday alter n110n. M rs. Eth•d Leathey of Vanlue, spe nt a few days r ece ntly with he r moth1•r Mrs . Fa n nie Taylor. Mrs. ' Luvena H.a mey, Mrs. Curlis You ng, Mrs. Lor a Mae _Qrown. Ell 11 and Mwude Blessing, •Misses Anita Brown :wd Nancy Grimm ~ pC"nt Tu esthty eve n ing with Mrs. I ~lildred Thompsun and_Gl_or ia . _ ! Miss _sandra_ Housh IS 111 wtth -- --·-- ' Nottees ---- Myrn:. aJ>- tiOD. A•J-gu~ t .-tud Mr5 . D~r..nis Roush and Okey. Wl' re recem di nner &\ol e,:~ uf :\~r ;·nd Mrs. l'Jbey and Mrs. applied . Doocs h un g. Flooring !·aid. ~rc hes and rep airs. 907-M, Vi'llil Tea7-27·6k ford, Syracuse. bcstOl> 1ar clusdied ut.e&. ObJtuatte.t. published at 1 Cf:'.O.t per wont. ..:iw"led Adli r \ICC.'!IVOO DJ' mall 01 te.lepbone 11vea 4;a&'etul at";.W~. d<ty, ,, -------(20)Business Services -----CA RENTF.R WORK-- R oof and IDd ::.pf'CJBl Wf'kOfll l ' ~1 r so-re throat. ton 18me. It waa very _a ttra.r tlve. prod and IOQ, Billie. Mr. and Ml'li. MJ.oford . Bleu lnl Mra. GJrnet lloueA - of Vernon !Mn. LUve na Ramey , Mr. and and Mic hael of Point Pleasant, called on oMra. Faonie Roush Thura· Mrs. Okey Grimm and Nancy ol' .. were visitoi'S in the homes of Mr. da1. . nlinoia spent the wee~end wlllb and .)ln. Roaa Winehl'emet" end Mr. and Mra. Cu~is Young were Mr. and Nn'. Fred Rut U.d Yr. and Mr's. Cecil BlessJ.nc M.on· ahoppina in Point Plnsant Sltur· Uy ot Huntlnaton . d,ty even in(. day, Mrs. Gunet Chapman had as her Mr. Charlie Brown spent the Mr, 8ert 1nd CecU Bleuinc. IIUe&ts Sunday evenlDJ Mr. Leon· weeke nd with his family and at· Mra. SteUa McDaniel aDd Herald ard Roush 1nd ·fam) ty, Mr. I>alliel tended Swuhy School at Boerd. were dinner Jueat1 of Mr. .aDd WeiJard ed family , Mn. Katit Chureb sunday morning, Mra. Arch Roush Wednesdar. Hart and Mrs . Han·n ah Johnson . Mlsa Sandra Roush wu tht> -Mr. Me.J vta Bonecutter returned Mr. Wayne Hart, Jr., who Js em-ruest of her crandmotber, Mrs. W. to his employmeut on the river J. Chapman, Tuesday night. after apendin-a a few days with ployed in Columbus spent the weekend wilh his father and mothRev. •nd Mn. JWbert Baum· bia wife. er, Mr. and !Mn. W'tlyne Hart, sr~ garner find family called on Mrs. .Mr. and Mrs. ~ Thompson Fann l ~ Taylur rec-ently. and children of Vernon were SuoMr. Kenneth Rickard baa beea. Mrs. Etbe.l Myers, who bas been day gues!Ji of M.r. and Mrs. Harry inspectin-g Lhe roads in Cooper visiting wi-th h er son, Tobey, aDd Tbompaon, District by rldilll8 his newly pur· wife returned to Dayton Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush were ' chased ·hone over many sec:tion•. Mr. and Mn. Ceci.l. Blessine: bad business eallera in Point Pleasant .Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Young wcr6 , aa their guests Wednesday eve- Saturday. Sunday dinner a;uesu of the Cecil Mr. and Mrs. O.ky Grimm oi ning, Mr . and Mrs. Curtis Young, Blessings. Other gueat ~ in the If· · Mr. and Mrs. RMs Winebr-emer llllooia 11e viliUng :Mrs. Luvenllill terooon were Mr. and Mrs. Calvin and Donoa. a.tney and other ~lativea. BlessiD&:, Mn. Reuben McDaniel and son, HTM. a .ndMn.rr • Herald, or Martin's Ferry, wert Mr. and M'rl. Ed Fey were Point Mr. and Mrs. Tobey Myers were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Rousb Pleaunt vilitoa Saturday. dinner JUests of Mr. and M'ra: Tuesd111y night Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brook.t were Dwight Glbh1 SundJy. · Mr. Okey Roush, Rev. W. S. Bil· aue.sta of Mr. and Mr1. Clayton Mr. and jMTs. Harley Bonee:utter lops, Mrs. Herbert Hill, Ml'S. C. G. and children call-ed on Mr. and Rousb Sunday evenina:. Mr. J-obnle Fry, Judy and JimBJilups, Mr Powers end Rev CremMrs. Ed Fry recently. mie called oo Mr ~ and Mrs. Ed e-aua returned ~atwday (rom ·a MT. Bert and Cecil Blessiag were flahlog trip at Lake Erie and re· . dinner goes~ Friday of Mr. and Fry Sunday evenlllJ. port a wonderful time and fiib.Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Herl and Mrs. True Blessing of Mason. lng successful ·Mrs. Hannah Johnson were shop· Mr. Howard Grimm, wh.D ia em· Mr. and Mrs. Har.Jey Bonecut~ ployed in Illlbt~is is visiting with ping Ia Point Pleaaant Saturday. ter and children were guests ot Mra. Leonard RousH and cbil· M.r . and Mrs . .AJ.len Prosser an(] Mrs. Garnet Chapman and W. A. dren were JUeatl of Mr. and Mrs. other relaUve.a. Blessing Friday evening. The La-dies Aid of BoaTd Blip- Elmer Newberry fiunday. Mr. Curtis Rickard and Kenneth Mr. and Mrl. ,llaniel Wt>iganc:l tiat Church met Wednesday wltb 1 Mrs. Fannie Taylor and put the and &rend~ of l!,~~tington spent were businesS visit.olll in P otDt Friendship quHt in and quilted Saturday rurht w1th "Mrs. In~ Wei- PleaSant SaturdJy. 1am· rf'cently. ard Weiganc:' and MT. Arch Rousb call~d on Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bleu. - -- N._. tacea 01 t;ve.ou pnn teu u re&u II I Mr. and Mrs. Auii Roulh c alled on Mr. and M1-s . lA ayne Hart, Sr. , Eth~J LADY NE EDs ty-ping to do bomt>. Will mail advertisin-g rir· culars, stat ements, make up do bookkeepmailillg li:sb, ing. Erperiencl'd_ Write 668-A, % T h1· Daily Sen t int·l 7·31- 3tp P omemy . pe:- wora trill LETART, W.VA. Mrs . Garnet Chapman , Mr. Hew- - be charged for advertisin& if not P&Jd 11.1r betou the •ljth of each month followi.ai! insertion. (:.ro ol 'l'hallU 6-2-Jt r DLEPORT. __.. z n uu . . . A P~~to Story Best~ . ' } old By Suggestion:- I WITH P1LLING OR DERS . MUST APPLY IN PERSON ONLY MA RTIN REST AU RANT, MID· btM · J eenll per wora, oae Ia IIUtloD. Kmtm~m r.har&t SDe.4. eata per word for t..brft tOll ..._..,.tin luertionJ. Speci~r.u: mootb for 20 eeat. \ ---w•ra Toplu-~- - WANTED : EXPERI ENCED KJ'I'CH WANTED: EXPERIENCED KITCHEN HELP. P'AMLLlAR aauulta. Ada 1--etm.i. bJ 10 A ¥. ..W be publlsbe4 tU tam• du u received. r"ttl nt.e ot Thursaoy, August 2, 1956 The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiCldleporf, Ohio Page Six...._... . ltM ·l. KA ··-. Wiol . IIWXK. , P R -11 P HVW HZ '\II M [N W F KIT T N-i: C W 0 ,' , nti.1'Pt1i. Ynterda)"11 Cl')'l'hHIUOiel 1'H! STIR UNPROt'• !TABLE. AND THE FEVER OF THE woiu.o-WORDB· WORTH. SUNSEt ~'!ATION• 990· On Your Dlol NANCY WHY NOT BUY I 'M GOING- TO PAINT MY BACK STEPS TODAY A NEW PON'T Be SO CHEAP HOW 'tl.ARii YblJ CALL M!! CHEAP �' Page Eight --=--·~--------------·--- Amtual Pomeroy WCTU Picnic Held At Genheimers Tuesday CLIFTON John Kousl• who 'u; m the Vet· t? rans Hospital m Cbtllicothe_, Ohio 1s spendmg a few day, with bh family , Mrs Mary Roush and soo. Michael. He wtll return Wedne~ The grounds of the Genhetmer bome on Mulberry Ave. made a beautiful setting Tuesday evenm,g for the anoo.aJ pu~ nte or the Pomeroy Women's Chrtshan Temper- Dunng th ·• hwml'ss snMon 1n charge oi the pre6tdcnt Mrs. G· H Ewmg, the commttte .. ~ ror thr :nu Union. Hamson; MtSliwns, .Mrs. U II . My· end with their grandparents, Mr . ers; Visual F.duc<.~tion Mr~ Ralph and Mn; Harry J&hnson. :t.:undel , Mr.':i Shelton and Y!Js:-. Lu · Mr. and Mr.s. Ralph Cartwright c•·etJa Genheimer , Legi~ll.lt J un, th<' ~nd son of Mason, were calling on offic-ers of the Unum and M1ss Mr and Mi&. Herman Cartwrigbt E!Jzaix'th Duffy : Mum· Mrs Wll re<"ently. ••<~m Baxter 11nd M• ·~ W1<·khM1 Mr Joe McNaleb of Clevelr.nd, and !"Iowen. Mr.':i. Jns••ph Cook and Oh10 has returned to his home afMrs. Lena Huber. ter spending the past week with An uffenng was l<~k• n fnr thl' Mr. and Mrs. A P Nicholson aDd f<unll} . l'hnst1an Citizenship C r u s a d 1·. Mr and Mrs. Richard G1bb!i are whl<~h is u.~ed for f1nannug lh•• educational p•·ogram of th~ WCTU spendmg a few day& wtth his parThe s tudy book fur fhl' past year. ents , Mr and Mrs. Fred Gibbl. "The Way to Sobnety" was don Gibbs rs stationed with the Air ated to the Public Library . Thl' Force at Amerillo, Texas. Pete Roush from West Columbia tuunty WC'l'U meeting will be held <>lle-d on h1a 1l1h ln Sept"'rnber at .MH1dleport, the Fox, Saturday afternoon. time and placl:! tu be announred later. Martha Henry 1s spendil)g a week with Mr. 'illd Mrt. Laurence Group s1 ngmg cnncludl·d lhf' David.'Jon of Carroll, Ohio. lotCI'! IL!l g JuUa Edward from New HaYen called on Leona Wlamsley Saturday evening. CAMPUS SHERlOCK Mr and Mrs. Witli:tm Lewis o( Bradbury, Ohio visited Mr. and EAST LANSING , MiC'h -< UP)Mn. Benton Blake Friday. A Mich•~an Stale UniverSity stu· Mr Chester Oliver and children, dent, How ard S. Brown. sopho more in pollee Administration, Robert and Joan, motored to Toledo, Ohio Friday tG viait rela· franhca~ly turned to campus JN· hves. Mrs. Chester Oliv~r return~d lice ror help in solving biB fint home w1th them af.ter a~ndlng case. Brown reported $40 worth. textbooh stolen frurn hi!'! cllr. two weeks vacation. Missmg were a text on police ad· Vi~•hng Mr and Mrs . John Harministration an dlwo volumes on nson Sunday we-_.,; Blain Walburn abnormal and crlmm<~l p syc holo~ty frorn Mtddlepm·l, and Mr. and Mr~. 'rorld Chtldet<s fro mVlenna W. A potiu('k dmner wa s ~rved on tbe Jawn !:II six o't"loclr l 11 twrnty members and two guests. .\t ··s. Gertrud,;- French and M1:;s Gl~nna Rummell. Mrs. Elmer W1ckh;~m WJ5 tn eba,ge of the program and used for her theme , · Chr1.~t the Citize-n." The clostng thapl l·r~ 1•f tht• study book I){ the to Sobriety" yt·~r. Wf'rt' " Th1• Way ••·viewed by Mrs. T. T. Shelton ----- BREAKFAST PARTY HELD Mrs. Dw1ght Wallan~ wa.s the demonstrator \\'f'llne~day morn•n fi! when Mrs. Wendell flum·e had a Tupper Ware bn•nkf:1st [J3rly ai her home. Games wen· playt'd ard prize-s won by Mrs Frl'd I Ga1·d· ner, Mr.'i. Raymnnd Cunn lllgh um and Mrs Jean B•·t•bP. The- hos\f's~ St'rved honw·rnadl· ,wret rolls and cofft>e Ulht>r ..,:m·,rs Wl'rl M r~ Arnold Hayt.'~. ~~ r~ tla Darnd! . Mrs. fo:ch son R<Jk1• 1 M1 ~ ll<1v1r1 Darst. Sr . Mn; tt I. Hou!ih, Mrs Roseoe FJ!l' , Mr ~ M~rgareJ Sh1U. tng. BLACK and BEAUTIFUL yent were flamed and tnc-lu·k i So•diers and Satlors. Mr• Phil Wtl or God about v, FINGER WORK $2.99 Bloek does the honnr!ll for your new full Woilrdrnlh~­ adds that specinl dr:•muttc emphasis that turns you in· to 11 faNhlon plate. S(l un. derseore your •mtf1ts with this low little sling pump of suede or lcl:l.tht•r, bow· lied behind. ROUSH'S Shoe Store No. Second Midllllleport' d•y Robert and Jackie Rou.sb from Chester, W. va., spent the week· n (;craldme Leport from Hender- WO~COTI , N Y ~ tU P! - It's okay for ch: Jdren tu w;e their lingers to count, l!flys Dr Vincent Glenon of Syracuse Umverslty "Those who do nr•f' rllbe crutch of counting on thei r fi nger.':i will more tha1. ltkely r,:•ve It up as soon as thev f1•cl Sf'rurc enouah Ill do so," he !laid "If they are prohibited from d01ng th1s, they'll gn unrlerground 1:tn1\ cuunt on their fin~,;ers anyway." son, W. Va , is Vl~itlng Mr. and Mrs. Charle~ Jeffers. Mrs M-arcelline Buell hu returned from a va"atlon ln Tennessee where she hu been vtaitm.: her daughter and son·in·law, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Doaser and daul!lht~r. Amy. Viitlng Mr . and Mr. Ocar Henry and familv over Ihe wt!ekend werP Mr. and Mr. Don Quisenberry and son fmm Alheu, Ohio. Mr. William Bass rclurned to his work In East Liverpool, Ohio ZUNDELS ENTERTAIN 11fter spendmg the weekend with Hl•\1' and :\Tr~ R (' Zundel and his !aruJiy, Mrs. Katie &sa and son, Renny family havt• hAd OUI·Of town gucslH Calling on Mrs. clara Williams on se~!'ra l nrrasl<•ns rN·cntly . On Sunday were Mrs Ethel Rayburn the pasl Sunduy Ylr and Mn. Carl and Mr. and Mrs. Robert MeDer. Wy11n 1•1 Truv . Ohio Vlsl ltd lht•m mJtt from We11t Columbia .. Mn. On S11lurday ii!lalJVt'~ fn•u1 i':,tn•!~ · Williams is to enter Hob.er Hospi· ville vi~ilt>tl them. Thcv were tal Wednesday for surgel)'. )1r~ . Zun•lt-1 '!1 nun! Mrs Jtusl· :Miss Al1ce Howard from Hart( uvl'rt and Mr. l11 ·1·ndt'd i'ovl'rl ford was calling' on frlend8 in 11nr] fJmlly . O!lH' I 11'1 '\'ll l glh''iiS Cliftun S<ilurdny evening. af lhe Zlmdds Wl r•• \!r <Inti Ml'N Miss Dawn Stewart from Vien· Buell Nall<'y of 'l'ro~·. na returned to her home after ( 'rht· Wynn .~ and th e Nnlley!i m·c .• pemhng the past month wilh her fmn1 tllf' l'h\Jr('h Wl'rf' Zundt:'is relu\Jvt•s. V1~1t.ng Mrs. Blanche Jono~ reflllllll'r'l j S{'l \'t 'd Ill TtO)', (Jhlll {'t'n ll~· were Mr. and Mrs. Arthor - -·--~ -- -~----- ---- The 0\'JIIy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlc; ___,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Thursd~y, August 2,-1956 Hoktns, St. Lou1s, Mo., Mn. John Compson and twins, Joan ed John, :a.eu~. W. Va. Mrs. Norma Ri&'Js and .Mrs. Pefty Andenon Maton. Caltina: on Mr. aDd. ·Mn. BrueD Dunean l11t week were Mra. Irma Duncan. pt. Pleasant Recent vilitors of Mr. and Mn. Elver Fox wtre Mr. and Mr.o. WOOdy Cap Pt. Pleasant. . SUDday visitors of Andy Stewart wefe ·Mr. and Mrs. Rome St~art, Kyger Creek, Mr. and Mrl!l. :.John Hoscb~r. West CDlumbia. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Heiman Cartwright were Mn;. W. M. Daist and Mrs. Eat! Darst and children of PI!:. p.te-aaant ~n.. Wt.nda Roush of Kayland wss Ill Gallipoli.t, Ohio Tbunday on business. CalhDg on Mr. and Mrs. Dana · Lew1.1 and Mlna Sunday were Mn. Jam~& Cunningham and son, Jin;t· mie, Pt. Pleasant, Mr . Jlek Hesson, :Broad Run. Mrs. Mack Stewart was in ark· ersbUI'J!1 Hospital Last week• ..for medie•l. · •:. . Marcie cartwriflH and Aruvwn. llama were in pt. Pleuant TbUrsday on business. ·' 1 Spending Thursday wtth Mr. i'hd Mrs. William Stewart were !M'. and •Mn. Harold Hysell aiMl ' son, Rutland, Ohio. Reeeat caller1 of Mr. and Mu. E. 0. Henry .-ere Mr. aDd Mr1. Delbert Becker, Mlddlepott, ()bio. Veda- Van Meter is sprnding 1 . few days with her siJter, Mrs.. LiJ.. ly Edwards, at Hartford. Visiting frienda and relatives ov· er the weekend were Mr. and Mrs. Lowrence Davi&on anQ daughter, Anna from Carroll, Obio. Mrs Raymond Stewart .i.nd son, Ronnie , and fri'Dd. Violet, from Dytoo , were we-ekend visilort of Andv Stewan. rbose visiting Jesse Lewis, who is seriousy ill the past week, were Mr and Mrs. William Lewis and family, Bradbury: Mrs ..stile,. Al}en, Toronto, Ohio; Mr. aD4 Ml\5. Paul Fitzgerald and Linda, Mrt. Mae V.11.n Meter, Retht Lewis aJVI .Morns Johnson, West Columbia; Jessle Cartwrig ht and Mable Johnson, Mrs Joyce McDermitt, Pt: Pleas.11.nt, and Mrs . Arletta Lewis and children , Mrs. Winnie Spean l!nd Donna Rayburn and son, P!. l'leasant, W. Ya. V!sltlDR Mr. and Mrs. Clarance New~ll are their grandchildren Jack1e and Debra , Columbia, Ohio. Mrs. Edith F()x and Mrs. Eva Vanan of Mason were !bopplog 10 Parkersburg recently. ·Miss Marilyn Burns bll been v1slting relatives al Wes~ Colum- I MIDDLEPORT. SOCIETY Fourtee~ Mr. and Mn, Mrs_ Jamu Hawley Mrs. Paul Baar, Minersville, is atteaded chairman of the Flower Show at tbe- O'NeiU plebJc su}fpPr &\ the Meies Cou1:1ty Fair this year WeJlaton TueS<t.y even1n1. from AugUit 15-18. Individual en· Mr. and Mrs. Willard Eberabach trtea may be mad~ by pei'Bons purand daughters, Karen' Sue · and cbaain-g IJ!embersblp tickets at Barbara Ann, Cheater, wer~ re- 31~ each. The ticket! are on .sale t!ent guests of his sister, Mn at Gilmore Store in Pomeroy and Ralph Michaels, and famu 7 ln also at the gates of tht- • FairCalumbua aod oth~r .relaUves grounds. Tickehl muSt be pur~ th~re. chased by noon August 15 And the entries muat be in place by 11 a. Lt. P. F. Klein arrived ben Wednesday to join his wJte- and aDd Mrs. Jobn Bacon 100, Peter, who. have been vWtLD£ her parents, Judge ilind Cedric Clark, for the past M:"' two monlha. Lt. Klein, aon of Mr. and Mn. 0 . P, K!lelo, has just returned from a practice cruise where be waa tnlnlng off!.., for Oltdshipmen from the U. S. Naval Fash.J'on Show H'eld By Mrs. JQhn Frick 0 n Tues day f ve· A~illlt m. oa i.iJ: 18. No more 't .. "Prlnceas Elane" oor9toudy llyfed modem chtsl with llrp~tntino front, eltamlng bra.u. trim. ON SALE AT ONLY 9 ~69 ~ i.AY.A-WAY HOW lor llrllltlar or ChtiJimo• • • • • •,, • • ' P•rfect ,., •ut-eftH••n clelhl•l .... tiOJI•....• ,,..... .,.,...... Molt! Vafuea NOW on many Gor,e•u• lANE Mothlal $ptcfacvfar THEY STAIT.$4995 AT ONLY •• . 0 1°0 .DO.WJI••too. W•t.KLY BAKER FURNITURf BRIGHTEST CORIIIER IN MI.DDLEPORT • ' ' . • ' 5c British For fren'h Ass Troops For(e To Suez Judge Nominees To Be Selected At tonvt Moscow Sounds 1'arning Ag&inst Use Of Military Action In Area [ l'ljlYOr Announces New Parking Lot , In Pomeroy Area Unofficial d i A n a t c h e 1 lrom throughout the world indicated many of t~e 24 nations in· Yite.d t(l a Suez con(erenee in Lon. don AU&- 16 ~ul41 be represented. lr.oa Curtain d iplomats in London aald it was almost terfatn Ruu1a .... ld. Centr'al Fireman's Association, wl1ich represPnts .t}le Fire Departmr:nli surrounding the Cleveland Area. An extensive and interesting program bas been planned by the Conference. Committe~ which Were appointed from Ute ab.:we will associations. The program begin on Frlrlay morning witl!, re.: gtstration on the Mezzanine floor l'~ of the Manqer Hotel Whtch ls - r cOmere]lce headquarters for this rear. ' MOScOw Radio broadl"Ut todn a dispatch io tbe OHicial Soviet Communt.st newspaper P r a v d a warmng Biitam agalttat " unwarranted aervousn~ss • 10 the canal crisis and declarmg "there is notcing lo justify mdltary meuures. ' .lkttlsb Prime MiDJsrer Anthonr Eden met with hi& cabmet and bia military leadera tc; discuq the buge peaee·time military buildu J and tbe fortbcomint diplomatic ·confertiJCe. The. Freutb Clblnet IM't ia extraordinary te!i&ion to approv~ emergency moves. , The club at the meeting' decided that n ext · Thursday's meeting would feat1,1re a talk by a professor of engiJJeerifig from the Virginia Polytetbnie Institute. Each 'l'he boy wns taken to St. Joseph member was urged to bring s sl~­ Hospital io Parkersburg in a Oent guest to the meeting who Is White Ambulance from Coo1vtlle. lnt¢r~st~d in pursul.ng en engineer· He was treated and released.. inj COUJ'llf: la school. ~be club alao -decided to take into.c:onsider~tion I a nquest by ........ Red Cross offtclals In the county to help sponsor, an appearance of . ter Slnin Pam Jn Street Fi~rht /~'t:!''f~,~•b!l• In Late Tuesday .. Schneider Tbe miJttary buildup wa• so far advanced that British autborjties on Cyprus ~gao requiaitJOning buildings in Nicosia to aecomm~ date British troops beinJ flown ' there. Jet plaaes were arriving steadily from Britain. the Bend Am l) A past preside'nt•s pin was nted to Paul dent Milt Stephan. pte~ by Preoi- HUNTINGTON, W. Va. (UP)Present et the me~ting were Highlights of Frtd8y's progrll.fl\ A 51-year.old painter rrorrr near- Lewis Capehart_. Harry Miller, Phil )VIU include a Memorial Service, by Chesapeake, Ohio, died in a Wo.lpert, · J_ L. Stewart, Uoyd , the Introduction of various offi- hospital here late Thursday _night Rout~ob, E. A. Scbaekei, Bill Chlscials of tbe Fire Service through- .t)'om loss of bklod after bel:n& ler, Jbnll'l'y DJ.eh!, Ru1111sell CapeoUt tM state, 11 get-acquainted stabbed in a ~ttreet . fidit. h11rt, Dnn Roush, R. J. WilHamson. party, and a parade. The parade, Don Foetesong, FlOyd Carmack, 1 to btgln at ll30 P . M. will move Charles Newsome 58. of Hunt·~~;::;:,:,Fo1ey, E. L. Stein, Jack Paul Schneider, Milt stepfrom 13th Street down Euclid Ave. ington was arre5t~ and charged p.!it&, Allen Harria, June across the public .square •""- ·back Wilh murder today. up Superior. It will consist of the Pelice said John Nugent had ? Gene Marvin, and Dick oldest and the newest in fire equip main artery severfd in the fighJ mint. as weii .as bands, ,mar('!"Jng in a Huntlniton· residential diacorps and floats, trict. IMIRGINCY RUN saturda"'s program will eon· A witness said he saw the tw.:~ The oPmel'oy Emergency Squad. sfst of a ~meeting ,and evo~~ions during the do.Y., (oiJowed b)' a ban- m~rt Ugbting and attempted to was caJJed to Laurel Cliff on Thursquet and entertainmen& in the breaJt tt up but one of the com· day afternoon and t.ook Dick EJJ. lin to the offloe of Dr. T. A. Hewetball room or ,t he ' Hotel Manger. batan,ts took a swing at him. 'I'he cause of the fight was no~ son where he wail treated followA busine ~~ se.ss,ion will take up Jmmedia~ely detcrmlntd, iDA a fainting sp.ell. mqst of Sunday's program. NAV)''S ,NEWEST RADAR PICKET VEsSISL ' ' ' . ~---- Arthur Misnor Dies Suddenly• Of Heart Attack Arthur Mbmor, 53, former, C"e6· tdent of Pomeroy was, reporte-d Friday morning to have. had fatally strtclren with • heart attack a! his borne In Akron. Survivina is his wife the former MaJdalene Ohlinger allo of P~me­ rOy. A aliter Mrs. Clara Murr'ay of Middleport was to depart for ,A-kron this aftttnoon. FUneral - arrangemenk are as yet not eo~;Qplete, according to report• received· here today. •11 Your fiaure-lovlna ror.so line with very •~~tr:i•l Vicky Veuahn t11uchca... Th~re't the pert piqu~ ~hoir boJ collar wilh embr1oider'e'd medallions and lace, vel\'~1 streamers io w~ar at will, l.nd a cloud of skirt to float you' 1 ~ throuah Fall. Lon, bat:k tippn, lront-buuon belt Wa~ha'b"" , 1 .ereaae·resiatant--hierocf)p~ pnnt couon. _.@!~n. blv" ,J~~jd. Sia!• 5 1_0 ~~ - $8.95 - SUNDAY SCHQOL ' PICNIC The annual Sunday School ptr.: .-, nie dt.'ttie- ' lt:Orpinll '!tar EliB Chui'ch will, be held ~ut~da,, Aua,ust ··b. ~at 1the Portland Park. A b!lrtftt . dinner will be &erved at noon and aU I member• of tbe cburcl1 and ·Ullj~y chqol are' urcetl , to «ttend. ,. . . \'- i Canal Zone rL~If should Egypt refu~~e to aa:ree lo international eor.1r01 •f th• waterway. Dlspalchet from Cairo &ave the atrOO,nt indication Egypt would muae to attend on the Jl'OUI:Id th ,t it couJd never agr-ee to lnterna. tioaal control of tb~ canal. No of· fk'ial ~ply had yet been rece.ved, but tbe Cairo press l:>itterly con~ demned the Western plan. tt/e .19M Conference- of the OhiO: Sta.1,e Fireman's Asaoclattion, .Inc. and Ladies AuxUiary w'm be held iO Cleveland, Ohio on Au'gll5t 3, 4, and 5th. Tbls COR· ferC'nce is sponsored by the North ,. LON.O ON-UP- M<MOOW warned today against the use of military force io the Suez Canal dispute, but Britain and France MJJiled plam for an expeditionary force should International diplomacy fail. The llritlsh and Frenct! cabinels met in London Mld in Paris on plans for sending mlJitary forces Into the actual Suez U- TlmmNO JD Wuhillftml,_ JD the ctvU Aeroaauttc.. board !nv..U· ption. into tbe Grand can)"'D mid-F. ooUllfon which Jqlled 121 , perllttul, w. K. Alldrewa (lett), CAB ·a~eQ- cblet. deD1el tbe TWA pUot waa at fault.1 Other wltnelltl crt:,ht) we~ EuPJJe .,,J81efel IU\d ~a Lola. Ottawa, o. meter demonstrate• bow be .&tw the TWA and UniW<t olanea ''lodt to.«:ether" In mid-air. 1batlllftl4tiolla1J ' ~, :Mrs. R. C. M&e.s returned to her home In Minneapolis today fo1lowlna: a visit wlth Dr. and M.n. P. ! .stanlev and otber rel~lvea . .llr. and ftlrs. Ha.ndl~y Cone and daughter, Vicky, and Joe CaOO~r Columbu•, are. spendinl( nursda:v \lflth Mr. and Mrs. William Slatt:r and (amUy. Canasta Club Has Meet Wednesday At Dailey Home OHIO: Pe:tiy cloudy with little change In temperature !<>day, tonight and Saturday. lijgb today 78 to 85. Low tonight 68 to !14 northeast, 64 Single Copy I -- - --- iiOAXED, GOES TO COURT I• S.OfoctM, PHrt er C.nloveft M•hoe•RY• •lte W.l•ut I SOCIETY Miss Ge""leve Stobart has re· turned from H(llzer Hospital and b convalerC'Ing nicely. Rev. and Mrs. Waldo J. Bartels left this morning for a visit wlth their daullh'eri and sons.-ln-law, Dr. and Mrs:. James A. Bowman and famly Cleveland, and Mr. and Mrs. Jt P. Ross and son, Col· umblana. ThP.Y were accompanied by their da•1ghter, M.n. R. B. Derr.h.Mrdt and ana, John, who ht,va been their K_uest.~. On Au!rUIJt 18 they will accompany Mr&. Bll.lrnhardt and son to their Corpua Christl, Texa1 home for a Vil!ltt . WEATJIIK , No. 92 PENIES TWA PILOT AT FAULT IN CRASH KILLING POMEROY Reino Lind Is a business visItor In GaiJpols ths "evenng. Edward Hlte sutcered a stroke Wedne.sday mornlniJ , at -his home on w~t Locust street and was taken to ~h~ Holzer Hospltat Mr. and Mn. Jol!n R. Weekfl of Nei9(lnvl1le were called be~ Wed· ncsday by the illne!ls of her jrand-fatl'ler, Edward Hlte. Mr. Weeki returne"l home an<f Mt5. Weeks remained to be with her grandfatMt. . Vol. VIII --- Bentz Wolreo and Mrs. William Baxter. Mr. Rnd Mrs. Bentz Wc ' fc nnd Mr. and Mrs. Harry Saddler vis· lted In Plants Wedne&day morning With the Cotmer' 5 slstet·s, Mls:ses Ida and Augusta Wolfe. t.r lovolr ~ • 1----------------~------------~D~eeo~~~~!r!o~l~~~e~l~·~_,~!r~•!~~,~Gf~r!-.. ~!·!!~~~~~~~~~e~·~-------------------lto72~~~- letart, W, Va. Wednesday afternoon after a sev· •• enttne / 7; eral dAvs visit with · Mr. and Mrs. S.fttfuory ~ban liOn I which Includes fourteen classes. The theme etf the"sbow Is "Down on the Farm." TJle cla~ are: 1, Harvest Moon - crescent arrangement; 2, Little Brown Jug, arrangement in a bottle u1ina oa base; 3, Loo.,g Backward, annuals in antique contoalner; 4, Far. mer in the Dell, arrange'ment us· hrg cornstalks, grasses, fruits, and vetgetables; 5 Cool Harmony, featuring greens; {1, Farm Fun, fav. ori:te arrangement in favorite eontainer; 7, Summer Refieetlon, usymetrieai arrangem nt using a mirror; 8, Laey River, arrangement ualng Hogartb · Curve; 9, Walk Through the Woods, arrangement u8.ing weathered 'Wood; 10, !Mid. s ummer Ni•ght'a Dream, Triangle llsing gladolus; 11, Suncb.y Morning, symmetrical arr!QJ~ement; 12, Petunias in an. Onion Patch, arrengement using 1J:owen and vegCtablfs; 13, Dewitrops, miniatures, not over six Inches; 14. ·Merry ChristmaH, (avorite Chr~rpas arrang~ent, painted matHifJ; permitted . Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Saddler rc. Jroun.. u ..... u,., • at entries may be made- in See- Academy at . Annapolis. They Mn. John FrJck eiltertained were on the D~troyer USS\ Macon a Sarah Coventzy Fashion Gemanv Show Tuesday evening at her ~ Mr. anrl Mts. Marvin AUen from and visited In Sweden, borne, Rock Spri,. qs Road, Toronlo, Ohw spent the plst week and Guatamano &y, Cuba_ .with Mr. Samuel Roush and chO· Mra. Carl Ebersbach and famMra. Martha UuJted was the dren. tly, Eugene and Marilyn, ~~:~~~-~ Fashlan show director and jewThose al!endmg EJlerrtelda an- vil!llted for several days elry was modeled by the guestll. nual picnic Thursday were Helen with Mr. and Mn. Ralph A gUt of jewelry was presented ' Barker, Leona W~t:~msley and Jan~ and BOn, Micky, in Columbus. The to Mrs. Frick, •ree n:uncan . , Michaels. family bav~ moved from EnJoying a p1cnlc supper tn the Akron to Columbus this IUmmer. Refreshments were seJVe<J by New Haveh Park last Thunday He Is empl~yed at t,hE' North Amer the bostesa to Mrs. Virgil Brown, Jn the .speciman elan, the exMrs. Albert Brown, Mrs . Thomas evenm gwere Mr. and Mrs. JOhn lean Aviation Company. hibitor must provi~e · a mason jar Bowen, Mrs. Huber Brown, Mrs. C. Roush and ~ons from West ColfAr the flowers. The classes •re: Mrs. Thomas Hue and daughter raul Frick Bnd Paula, Ed· umbla, Mr a~d .Mrs. Pearl NlchI, 'Zinnia, large, 3; ~Fantasy Zirtr ohon and fam.ll :t, Mrs. M~ry ~ust and Mrs. Rabh Welk2r and 8QOS die and Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Wil· nia, htrge, 3; 3, Po~P\)m Zinnia, and son, Elame Cartwright and have started on a vacttllon trip tf' bur Pierce, Mrs. Mildred Beeson, ; 4, one large C'()('bcomb {one on have starte don a vacation trip to Mra. Herbert Dixon, Poll'S. Clara Mr Joe McNabb of Cl~veland. FJortda . Johnny Rue is visiting Gueser, Mr~ . Eldon Weesk and a stem); 5, Rose, hybrid tea, 1· hls grandparents Mr. & Mrs. Ho- Mrs . Marilyn Barron. 6, Rose, Florahunda, I; Gladi~ bart Dillon, Galllpolis, during his us; B, M<~rirgold.c~. large, 3; Snap. mother's absence. dragons, 3; 10, asters, 3. Mr. and Mrs. David Oiler were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and N!EW MISS BAILEY , Mra. George Veith . M:clvin Lee Several from tAL!! community .:1 \fr. and M'rs Rnbert C.. B:dlt-l, Jr. was also a guest at the dinner. tended the !uneral of Fred Fisher n.ulland road, are announeing the Mrs. Martha Hudson was at Foglesongs Funeral Home U' hJ 1'!lr of a 7 lh 1 Ol. daughter, brought home .jn the Rawlings- Mason Tuesday. Wednesday, August J, at •he Coats ambulance from Holzer The J.adles Aid of Oak Grovr· · Sehaekl'l Cli nic, Mason, w. Va. Hospital where she wa!l taken E.U 8 CAurch met in the baseGrandparents are Mr. anrl Mrs. when 1he fell ·last month and ment of the c hurch Tuesday ancl C:: rt Baill' v o( Ch f'ster and Mr. and broke her b!p. spent the day in 'lU)lting and work Mrs. Mike Russell, Rutland roaC, are greRt ~randparents Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Vale and ing on rug rags. The Balll'vs also have a son, daughter, Bettlnna, Columbus •Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush, Jr .. Bob'hy, age 5. have been vlriting their famHies Jim and Roger of Hickory Chapel , In this area. Were dinner gucsls of Mr. and BIRTHD4 Y PARTY HELD Mn. Robert Cummings, Massena Mrs Oenms Uoush, Sr Sunday. BremJu Rnrt Mike Moore eel,.._ N. Y. Is visiting her sJster, Mra. Mr. Okey Roush and Bert Bless brated their eighth tnd sixth Marie H~uck, and children, Jan Wlth a and JanJI!I . Sunday they wUI go ing ltfl •Monday morning to visit birthdays re:;puctively with Mr. and Mrs. Venea F1she1 party Saturd11y, July 21. to Springfl~ld alter their mother, and others 1n Illinois. Mrs. Elodb Webb, and on to Camp Games wert" playf'd and prJzes - Maude Blc~sing. LeJeune. N. C. to visit Sgt. and won by Rachel Hayes, Mike Moore Mrs. Robert Webb and their Billy Mussman, and Toni Pettet. children. Sgt and Mrs. Webb and NOT GINA Ouor prizes were won by Jaca their family arc returning to the DES )IOlNES, Ia. ~ (UP) - A Goodwin and Marg11ret Mullins. Canal Zone In the ncar future. boy w&'lked Into the office of a De.o; Birthday rake, ice cream, aod Mrs. Webb is 11 native of Panam11 Moines thcaler manager and asked Kool-ade were ser,ved by Mrs. and her family Jive there. blm for rome ~in-ups. Figuring Jack Moore· to the foJlowlng: that one of GinA" tollobrigida Rit" J. Wilhur, Brenda and Tonl would be just the thing, the man- Pettit. Rachel Haye~. Steven ager offered the lad one "Ain't Gre~ory, Jm~eph And Margaret you got one of the monsters that Mullins. John and Jaca Goldwm you had in th~ pieturc Jas;t week? '' Billy And LmdR MooS£man, Barhe asll:cd, referring to a recent b.!lra Dixon. Bill Moore and movie. Suzie N~.!lson . Mr. end 'Mrs. Roy Johnson of horror -------· Columh1.1s are the guests of ·h~r mother, Mn. Hattie Burrbo, Con· dor Street. bia. .. . . • Entry Classes Open For Meigs Fair Garden Show turned to their home, Bridgeport • • • • • • ' ' I Two Are Arrested By Highway Patrol Two IMeiRs Couotians were arrested on Thursday fo.r driving w:ltbout •n operator's hceMe and cited to, appear in Ma~or E. F Robin&on's ~ourt this evcni.Jlg, It W&5 ·reported b,y the , State Hlah· way Patrol. , They are Grace Jividen. 80, RIC· . iae, and Roaer Pblllips, 30, ieddleport. Tbey are to •ppear. inJ eOurt at 8 p.m. ~~·~•.' . ~ \f... • !' . 'I t � 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 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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