http://66.213.69.5/files/original/bfafc048fab74e868510314a24e7f595.pdf 0badddda5c9b9b31cb078815233cb956 PDF Text Text ' 'The Daih· Sentinel PO~ROY • SOCIE'I'V Mr. aad Mn. lAwrence BullGCt, Mrs. Erma Rousb who ia em- Cha\lnety vbited with their lr&nd ployed tn Columbu, 1, 1pendlna: mother, M:r11. lullua Sm.ltb. a few dayl!l at her bome, J'Qtelt Mr. and MrJ. Ehnar W. Smltb RuD. ot St. htenburJ, Fla. arrtved Mr. and Mr.a H1rry Beegle, 1 Tbursdllf for a vJJ.It with Ml'fl. JulBeanr Falla, Pa., and llr. •ad taa Smith and datlfler. Jr11aa ErMra. Robert Seaburn and. lll'l. ma hid Mr. and Mn. Philip Mefb- / Eleanor S. Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor- Phone 6079 Lucllle.Bearbs HawkiDs, Pomeroy Society Editor -Phone 6244 ' Members of Ute WSCS of the j' Mrs Chr1sty Baer read the scnp. Mrs Inez Burdette, Pomt Plea.Minersville Methodist church we re lure lessou taken from Mark 6 7 guests of tbe WSCS of tbe Forest 13, after whtch Mrs Juhn Elwood sam, spent \\oednesday mght '' .l,.. lt mg Mr and Mrs. John L-" ons and ~lln Methodist church, Wednes. sang, " Bless this Church" Mrs Ht family and accumpamed Mrs day everting at a plcnic dinner ram Fisrer was program chairman Lyons and Debby, Lmda , Tommy The dinDer was liE'rv~td buffet and had for her topic, "A MlS5JOnsty1e In the social room of the ary P1Ignmage ," wh1ch told of the and Bernard to the Metgs County ! church and members and guests work of th e Methodist church on Fa1r Thursda}' where J oh n Lyons,· Jrf IS staying tHis week With a' were anted at long t&bles center the 1/Jiands. group uf other horse owners fr om ed with an arrange me nt -of frmt Several artJcles by a ffiiS-~IOnary the commumty They mclude Mrs and flowers in a crystal contain.er, w1th an-ans:ements of roses in cr) 'i· weN given includwg "Cont1nental Robert Allensworth and son, John, Leo Ken nedy Jr , John Lyous, anJ tal containers placed at interll'als USA to Puerto Rlco , by Mrs on the table. Napkins were white Nease wbo told of the George Ro.. Edward McCo mas 1s also slaymg witb a prayer mscribed. Rev John blnl!lon sebool wh1ch take~ rtch and wtth the gr oup Mrs vu·g1ma Clifford entered poor ahke, Mrs Watson told of a Elwood ask the b1essi ng tour t)( Puerto R1co, a trJp to VJ· Holter Hosptlal Wednesday FoUQWing the dmner the group eques I.sland wils gJven by Mrs U Mrs L W M cComo..~> and famtly adjourned to the sanctuary for fl S. Nease and Mt s Edmund Gtue· D1a nne and Edward, Mrs. Eber program. The or11an prelude by ser of a vJaJt to St Cro1x In the Lewts and daughter, Jams, Mary Mrs. J~hn Scott opened the meet· Vlri ln Island . Cui'OJ Swansnn and Leo Kennedy ing followed wtth a welcome {o Jr had a JI ICJ;1C dinner at the A solo "Evenmg Pr.1yl'1 " was Co unt y Fatr Thursday tbe a:ue1t1 by Mrs Ru ss Wat11un , presented by Mrs Edmund Gruesp res ident of th e host societ~· Mr and Mrs WlllJam !\!!tiler, Group sing ing of "What a fnend er and a duet, "Beaut if ul Robes of who ltve 1n th e Rey n olds apart we have In Jesus" preceded prayer White" by Mn Frank Stewart an d ment on Fourth A~enue are pl an. ~ Lilbthousee are uiJU8lly &880-Mrs. Sldie Brown or the Mmers.. nmg lo move 111 th(' near fu.t urt~ elated with the "'rock.,. bound by Mrs. Albert Baer ville society. A r ead1ng "God't; Mr Mtller 1s employed at As h1a.hd coast of Maine" and elsewhere o:n beRuty shop" wa~ gJH'n hv Mrs Mr and MrH Ber narrl Schramm the seven seas. But Ohio, too, baa Stewart who al!lo ~pokf' of when Zanesv1J1e spent Munday and its U~thouae&, for the most P8tt she aitended the Foresl Run Tue sday wll h Mr and Mrs John en the shore o1 Lake Erie and 011 church, Lyons a nd fam1Jy the Ohio River Mr and Mrs M L Flahr and f This lighthouse, however, 1fl Mrs. Clifford Phil lw s prcsJd enL son ,Billy, Chesler, and Mr awl midway between Ohio's two of the Minersvi lle society thanked M water boundaries, not iar from C the hosts for th; love ly dmnc r and rs J ac k on roy and children , su~ tbe Indiana Jlne, lt Js a mlnlaa program Mrs Stella G1·ueser and and Jack1e, Onlumbus, and Shtrley / ture edition of the tamous EddyMlu Kat ie Becht of the gue.'ll Ohlinger. Columbus, were SuOOay atone ll&hthouse at Cornwall, group each spoke bnefly as dtd guests of Mr a nd Mrs Cas h Baf11 EnJJ}and. Mrs Purley Ka • r of Chester, Lu and dau.:hters, ChriStine and Ca n- t 1'bousan& of motorlats have dace teen tbhl Jlghthow;e on the shore B HMWklns an d the Rev El WJi liam Puckett who Is employ· cr Lake St Marys, in Meu~er I ~~l:d. WEDNESDAY, A r ummage sa le to be he ir! in the Bethany chu rch hlllklmg by the Forest Run Socwty, fo' rrrlay and AUGUST 22nd AuguHl 24-25 wt~ s nounct:d bv Mr~ Watson who ;=~~~~~~~===~~ ' Sat\,lrday In H untm gton, ~pl'nt =!~tr :~~:edw~~ ~~~~~~l= n,. TJ:II)D'IU A. JeakW, JrOctoa, • member ot tbe RouJe of Bepze- ... on l'rldar vtllUnc frlendl "d tak- -. ~ ' . vm,. vm " ' . •, • •' I .e"' ·. ' • :. nttne ' •entaUvea from ~ 1~1 ~· alonal diltriet, w•a Ia Popaef07 i., ' . .. ' ,.. ' • I WEAfRD .......- -=......= 01110: , _ ....... """' ..... •. ___,_r_•..,•-•.,.e_•.;•;...._,._.._.. ...;._ANa _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _-1 ::.:·~~.;:.. 67·74. ~ 18, li!H Low ~ Bltlln011 Phone 398 SINGLE COPY lie er ..- . '· MILLI!I. I.IUNION The 1nual Miller reuni&D wiU be held thil next Sunday 1t the RJo Granda Commun.lty Hall. 1Weqty-ftve yean ago ~ La};e Sl Marys o.r Grand Lake ' ' Jt fa aometlo{l!ll caned, wlth Jbe db' of Celina at one end and the cltJ of St Mary~ .at the other, la Ohio's largest inland )a'ir.e and was described a cenluQ' ago by Ohio bietorian Henry Enroute to Fort Deftance, Fort Wayne and Lake Erie. Today water from weftem end ot Lake St. Maeya ftow1 toward Gult of Mexico, and ~tet fr'Om eastern end of lake gou Delrtb toward GuU of St Lawrecce. 1 F1shing and bouUns sporta atHowe,. &a the "Iaraest art16clal tract ihou&undl ol vbiton; ead1 Jake on the globe" at that Ume. year tn,Lake St. Ma17a, DOw !Ml• .. ~ fU'i,!a b ~ cd ~~ -~~~ ObioJ larQ:et1 S~ Parkl. I Kennedy Stages Brilliant Fight On Seeond Ballot 1 Daybook crosa:roada of OhJO'I hlatodcal pllst. The IndJana paqed near here u they portaJed thelr canoes over the dtvide between the headwaters ot the A~alze and st. Marya Idvera that flow toward Lake Ette and tbe Miami Rlver, a tributary ot tbt 01118 River. General a athon 7 'Wi,.-. armies, durfus the IDdlan Wan thl st fro ti uaec1 ~~rt ;lq~: =~the nm:;th Of Loramie Creek on the Miami River a! 8 d~tpolit tor atorea. They portaged their boats IOIIU!Itime!! on wheeb, some J.f m1lel ' I ._.. ttuwfrrtM•.,. ...,, fOo The Sentinel to Fort Loramie and a;ain tot a Canal mote than a h undred and do'lzcn miles to Fort. Sl M.,. W ed n es- da~ w1th h1s parent~ and hl'olhe r Mr and Mr~ Elm1•r Bu1 ns and ,.' Vult To Melp Fair • '~ - • • a daughter, CaJu l ~·n were 1n Bevtrly Wedn esday and M • s Burnt~ re. an. mamed wtth her daugh ter, Mrs alt!O urged all to attend the District Jack Lew1s, and fam1Iy to assist 1n WSCS meetin g to be held at Ra the care of Sandra Le~.~o Is who wa~ CUll'!, Augu51 2H scheduled for mm••r wrge 1 ) Group ~mgin,e of f<I\'OrL1r h y mn ~ Thursday a duet "Dear Lnrd' MIS GlUe Fred 1 Ga 1dn('r paslor of th.r scr and Mrs F. lwr,od and pra)er by Church of ChJJsl 11111 k ·his wLfe t u Rev F.lwood c•oncl uded t h e meet. Johnson Cttv, Tenn Thursday. 1955 M•rcury R end H. Scet Jng. when she w1ll i> S~Is t in the care co.,.,., whit• weiJ tlrt~J. 4 dr. A Guests prese nt were Mrs Lmnie of the1r daughtc1, Mrs. B1ll Shoun reel nk~ IU&o. Rummell , Mn. Stella (;rueser, and her new baby , Barbara Jan e. 1955 For.t VB Felf'lene 2 dr. A Mrs IJol!lmer Roush, M1sses Ethel The Rev. Dal(' Van Meter, Boslllarp car, and Clara Gal'la nd, Mrs Pearl ton , Mus , and h1s mother, Mrs ' 1953 Plymouth l.tvect.re herd· PhiltJps, Mr ~ Bradford Maag, Mrs Laura Van Meter, Ra cine, were top. One lvcel owner A cleen, Th l' t'11en 1ng WOI~hlp ~ervu l' <~t. D1d: Harri s' top1c was U1e vesClifford Ph tlllpil, Mrs . Lena Bar- Wt!d nesday dinner guests of hi ,, Mlid ur. t he Chw ch of Chu~t Sunday was [pel' Set vice and Consec rallo n sertel~; Miss Katie Becht, Mrs. Lelia aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs 2-1952 Chevroll!t 2 d~. R end l'I\Dducted by some 11( lile youn g llicf' tJn Fnday evemng and he Chal'le!l McNamee Spencer, Mrs. Ealie Mossman , Mr!!. H. Seet eonr&, Ona etenclerd people who h ad attended lhc I told of thei r wonhtp scr vtce held Earl Re n s haw, Mrs Wllllam Rns· Mrs Iva Wa rd, WoMhm gto n. anrl ahlft, one powergJict.. Cle1n. Chrtstia n Assembly cnmp at Hut - in each room at bed-tJmc which sell , 1M1ss Dorothy Hartenbn ch. her granddaughter Kay Ward , Cn 1953 Ford VI Cuatomllne 2 dr Springs under the d1rcc11on Included Scripture rea dinJ:l, senler Mn Adolph Grue&flr, Nl rs Otto Jumhus are viattlng her father, l R&H. Seet coven. R,un, f1ne . of Mr~. George Chilrl!J, te<Jch!'J' or tcnce prayer• a11d a prayer by E MtJleJ• Hartenbach, Mrs. Ka•l Grue~cr Cleen, tlw Luyal Sons and Dat1ghl c1' one of the eampe1s lo dn~e the Mrs Sadie Brown , Mrs Frank Ste Edward Lee ~tcComas stn of 1952 Pard VI club coupe R Cla ss. sen•1r~ They closed thetr demonwart, Rev J ohn Elwood and Lu. Supt an d Mrs. L W McCom as end H. Spotlltht, beeutlful tvstration with the Good-night charThe yonng aroi.tp gave 11 d l'm clll(' B Haw1un~ Is recovering from n dislocA ted tone blua. from the camp, of a day at the r.tmp unstralion Member~ of 1hc ho~ t sncletv at ~nero-tiJac joint wh1ch he suffered 1952 C:hnrolet 4 dr. A real ilnd opened the aervlce Wllh 1hc t ench n ~t Wl're M1'11 Wl llhtm F1sher when he slipped and fell while Eflch of the ca mper~ thanked nlca clhn car. Mr.<: Hiram l'~l~ het· Mrs Eugr.nr worktng M l!fe.guard nt the mun. ble ~slng Whi ch 1s used at ca mp the church for thetr assistance ln 1952 Docfoe 3 Ptlt 4:0UJH1. See Carol Jean Hud.oiun 's part of the sendmg them to the ForbCs Mrs Chrh ty Ba t!r, Mrs rtpaJ pool camp and thl• to •PPre41Jia&e. s0rvice dealt with the flag rals111g mentio ned th e inspiration Alf Je d Ycauqer, Mra J ohn Scott Gordon Clay an(~ children Mrs they Manr Mo,. to Ch...., from Mr~ R1.1ss Wahon, Mrs . J ohn F nnd her ~ i r.te r, Mr11 Catbenne the mormo g devotlonl!-1 and rhil p- had r eceived from ttl~ experience. Complete Line of New ScottBallv. Mn Charlea Baer. Mr~ Churchill, left today for their hnme eJ llero;lr:e, the various classes .mrl Jeanette Crooks was organist for Atwtt.r "'"•rs fn ltod Erma Rnush, Mn. Lcwh Walker, Ln Atlanta, r.a af1er a visit wtth she 4:11Ve a re.sumc of a class on the service. Lmda Nelson, wbo d Mt·s Am rm dA Baer. Mre Ke rn3 Jhetr paren1 s, Mr and Mrs. Char "How ln Do lt " taught by the 1\t'V. phmMd to take part In the proDunltel Tf'eter, Glou!ter. g111111 w,1s and unable 111 he ' Roush , Mn . "'""" Hollor, Mcs les Hennesy Mrs Gordon Harrl1 Jacob nner, Mr~ Edmunrt GrU('!Ie~ and l!lon, Cnlumbus, aho had joi n GrAce Ca pte mo told uf th(' 1 r. present At TraHic Utht In Middleport Mr8 U S Neue, Mrs Mat·k Cd her sitters at tflelr parent ~· crea !Jon at cump and the te11ms 2ts N. 2M Ava Mldcfleport, o . Evans, Mr~ Fred Neue, M1·s. Jo hn home for a visit wh ic h we1·e named after lhtl fo11r O~n lvenl~~~p UnHI 9 p. m. Elwood, Mr9 Albert Raer. Mr> Milr..<; Laurie MeKav Is report ed Go$lpels: Matthew, Mark, Luk e nnd Phone 604S.J Everelt Damewood , Mrs !.ella to he Improving satililfactorily at Jo hn , nnrl s h e ~~ave a re.mme of ~~~,~~~~~~,,...,_,._,;,'__ Flint 11nd Mrs Olun G<.Jn hem1cr Me1gs General Hospital where s h e a elol!JI on Youth Pro blems Sevwas taken last' week on the eve of eral or the camp l'horuses wcrr her ninety-firMt birthday when she- sung fi t this time nnd .Jamce A~ ­ broke her hlp In a fall at the bnry ~old or the activJtits plan' hume ot her slster·ln-law, Mnr A ned Jor the week and their evenW McKay A pin was ln1erted ina's p1'0i• 11ms These mcluderl ' t'arller this week In the hit and Drama Night, Stunt Night a nd TaA tt~a "" ll!l' held Thursday afterMrs McKay Is u'mpraving steadily Jeilt Nlght and she t old of lh<" noon at the home o£ Mrs. AJ;tbur to Fort Hill on P~nboroullh , Lower 1Uver Road, Caro1yn Rw&ell 1/1 In Columbu1r weekly hike visJtmg her aunt, Mrs. Robert ThtLCI!Idays wherf' a pJcntc s up Gallipolis, for the · captains ol tbe per Js served. Wiley, and farntty this week. Tri.tJounty Community Concert A. Ellen Shadle, Oharlaaton, arsocia tlon campaign. rived today tor I vllilt with Mr Mrs. George Bovie ls chairman and Mn, Lawrenee Bing while her of the dr we and plam for thtt parenta, Mr •nd Mrs. Jack Shadle campaign and the winter program are in Clevelalld where they are WeN discussed at. the tea Mr. planntna to moW in Sept Bovle ilil prc!lident uf the AlaoeGurta Barnett and Audell Roiallon this year. berts. Bashan, were recent gue.sb Repl't'sentative.a from Mason, or Mr. and Mra. Glen Hensler and Galllpolt.s, PoJnt Pleasant, PoJne. ft.mlly . toy, Middleport mre present. Mn. Cedric:: Cl~rll:, M.rl Caroll BWIDIMIROINCY CALL IOn, Middleport., Mr.s. N. P Swaclr: The Middleport Emergency hammer, Mason, and Mrs PatSqtJad waa eall(ld Wednesday to trick Loehary, Pomeroy, were a. the hom n of Verhe LJtUc when mung the more than twenty wo. Mrs Little became 111. The Volmen who unteer Fire bep~rtment was ca1J. Don't mlu th onllc1 of Pat ed Thur~day at 8:18 p, m when Brady will1. the Ruy Ro(len 11 baTn on Che Turner tatm near Show at the 1956 Ohio State Rutland burned. F ~ ·-- ' ~ ., , "' WE SELECT ONLY THE VERY BEST 11'4 USED CARS '' od ..,,. Jenldlll' Paylog Julia Seaburn qf Elwood City; Pa. hart. 1111 in tbe llelp Countr Fdr. left today for their homes after a week's visit with Mn. Emm1 MnJ. E. A. Bartels of Huntinitoo · c.nlre.mao Jenklnt .Utied the ,.. IJefheit arrived today -for a vblt With ber Ylrio1ll departmen!,s, 'ia tbe ~eoUnb' ' Rev. and Mrs. Roaer Bilhop mother, Mrl. JullUll Smith. eourt bouse thlt moi'DlPI ud Aiel were rece-nt dinner euesta of Mr. Mrs. Julhu Smltll who has been he planned to ria:lt tile lair i.a the llld Mrs. Carl Moore and family . quite Ill Ia reported a& linprovlnc. aftemaon. Mr. and Mn. Jobn Scott lett Wedneaday night fo.r a weet'1 vacatiob In Obio. Earl Denny Jr. returned to hi.!! employment wttb the Ohio Fuel Ga.s OompallJ', TblD'sday after two weet'a vacation. Mr. and · Mrs. Norbert Nep:tzflaJ •nd ~lmily apent Wednetday with --~----------+ . -------------------Minersville WSCS Group Hosted MIDULEPOR'f At Picnic By Forest Run Group SOUETY <t <: otA'"G Mr. and Mrt Vl~tor Baht, Ckuter. Mrt. Jacob Eberabai!b apent Wednesday wltb ber brother, Edward WJnt.eta at lfuoa, W. V•. ' • • • i ., Nal(lea Achiev~l!lent. NEW CITIZIN Mr. and Mrlil. Walter Smit-b, Columbus, are aaaounclD&' the birth ot a nine pound twelve ounce aon, Cbarle• Wayne, on Aul\lllt 11 ~.t a Columbus H(NipUIL Word Wll received here by Mr. aQd Mra. Ro&eoe Satterfie ld. Mr. Smith t. a former local resident. ~,vards At fair A~dents On'MeigsFarms Is f..o.:op Goal Snutll,HopeHeldThatSoviets Will Accept JJS.Bribrin Offer LONDON-YP-'Ibe United SlaU!o and Britain u11ed Russia In &eeret\>elilrul tbe scenestalta today to 111pport Weatern effort;.to arrange a~ ~eltlement or lite Suez crlsll. appoatecl to IJe Bltle prospect that Bueola would agree. There Secretary of State Jobn",Foater Dulles met Soviet Foreign . Southeastern .Show . NEW ARRIVAL Mr. and Mra. J1ck Leifheit are annouilcing the birth of a g lb, G oz son, Stephen M1rt, at Melp General Hospital, Sunday, Aq111t 12. Grandparent.!~ are Mr. aad Mrs. John Leifheit, Pomeroy~ and Mr. and Mrs. Jlllepll O'M.elia Of New York City. Mr. and Mi-8. James Hazelton', Po'meroy and Mr1. Rios of Puerto Rico ~~ &reat II'IDdparents The Leitb!i'lts al,so have two other children, Fraltkie and Fran. M'lldster D. T. Sbepi1ov at tbe Ruutaa emttan, early today, and t•o hOW'J later J': SectetlrJ Selwyo lloyd the '"'" bapy to luaeb mo. t.he bulbr· --· died' M. Twb be .., ' deDIO<I Its top prloo. 'lbe oppooiUoa of Ule Sontb, of former Prniclent Hlll'l')' S. Tntof ....,.. lop pro- ':~~~ -~ ~~ eouldD1 the ll'l~t Bet-a tllo!r Sh-epilcw, CIDCAGO l1P - The 11111 TenftePNU with the tbruit-out band, &be wide lmile and the IOU drawl lwllldl lold voten ..,._ the lond, Ena: Kefauver/' linall.r DuUet nNd~ K• ~ (a his ~tial nomJna. Be _ - bdOft the Democratic Notooal o.nYt~~tlGJi ¥J;Idl7 DiCirt _,;,,. with IDd "wwtb flwollllf" oilcopted the and Uord .bud- part)"• .Ice - - Uoa. ~~W: ~~ -6ffl<e· lo map -teo far I4!IIIDa Gf tJta Sua eon- But Adlai E. StevelliGJis detllo let the --~~... decide Jn aa open CODtelt wbo should be "'"·""'"""I b1l runllioc: maw atilftd -Kefauver = lo ley "" the IIIIJIIber ... party .Be woa 1t Pridaf' lifter two ,... ~~~ overcoominJ a Uaeup of E and Soulheno - wu '-ddnl Ute ea,ndidacJ" ~Wttned7 or JIN. , CIR(LI MliiTS , TUISDAY The Fflel'ldly Circle ol the Federated church wiU meet Tueaday evenina in the .social room of the' chut~h at 8 p~ . Mrs. Jamea Clat. worthy Will be the fJroJl'am Je,der 11M main floor. Sea.. John Jl'. taellluaeth. , ELBE . •.. Jablto I METROPOLITAt Auto Soles ''l ---- Tri-County Concert Group Leaders Have Tea Thursday IJN · - SALE! -··- SAUl -•" a - SA LEI· Duri,Qa llae ~eko of AIIJUII 1741, WE MUST LOWER OUR USIID CAR STOCK AT LEAST 10 UNITS. No reaaOilable offer re1U1e4 Your ~~ ur JU;r lllllle llae' down p&]OIInl oa 11De ollbeoe fiDe ~ danell UNci tan! · 1953 CHRY,SL~R · · · · -·· · $1 195 Windsor dlx. 4 door. Dark IP'O<U1 fllil.h. Radio, heaU!r, seat covers. Interior and ex· terlor excei>tlonal. Nice 2 new tlreo. Mechanically OK, automatic trans. 1950 CHIYSLER • 'I • • .. • • • • but llie the idea. ~IU.ver promiaed th, ·~¥eft.. Uoa tblt Itt! would joia ~ in I~~ $595 Hlgblllllder 4 dr. Dark .,.en ~. Motor 7 ,• .,. - tbt Uclu!t EY Whether It Be A-- REfRIGiR.ATOR, T Y Or.Any HOME APPLIANCE ' ;A.PPLIANCE AL~E,N AP,LIA~CE Your CROSLEY l o MAIN tT, priced for. fJUict a~ I I '· 11'0&' $299.00 B~ICER I I '· 19~ :'bESO'Fo, - ..':\ ... -.... $f.$ . . ' 4 doo'i Very .OIId 'bOdy, llrett fair, J'riced ' · 1 ...1 :~ k ;t(j r.,., 1953 CHEVROLET· ...""'·· $995. ' . RO.OMS Of New F~mltur. rlliUtary lr,, senior at m. senior, senior, Peul I )< =··· ·-~ were some eom~ta­ P. Colt- for q1.11c~ sal& '1 ' ljl _.,.. "' Ke- olddlff........ aod, ,.., bappy ----- , MAKE YOUR CHOICE j st........ 1951 STUDEIAICER -.... · $49~. ----- iiiliii .t.>- lf...mber -.. ..,..... flO lk p(aruJed t.. leave ~C.. · ca.,. for · J week'• nraUon witll ' olre&c~r at hlo f.omllt at, lldllllnvelle,. Tena, Hoii>JI up tho and 1M "' bit the eamJIOIIla , llnl!O,/ fiMu- trail • DOmiUUon br Pte plea.sed stevensoa. HJ bow how folmidable a ~­ dldate bowlllbobeoausell'lll ...... lllin in prtOidea. tial " Ul,L frifllld ~d ~1~11' · runs omootll u a ribbon, 1oac1.1 of extru, Inc. radio, heater. Very clean ·lnrlde,& Dill . ' - ' 1 fllktiDc for • - lor)' - of be made 1n Cemetery, under of the · Ewint J'tuaerat ___ ,_ MISStOttARY Ira Tl)'lOJ'( twentr-two will .speak TO IPIAJI vetenn llllalorto y. . . ser:riei in 1t the of the 20at lllchne-- and Ill&: .•'lrl~!< ~••• �.. ' ' \ ' ' ' • ' _.. !r- ' " . The I Daily Sentinel IICHAilD' I, OWIN \\'rl 1 1:un~burg, l omm on "itr1 ' l lrf~tJo 111 ldf'fl"tlt1nl n!prttSentauve ••ffH't> ar tloum. !11 KH:ttJ:tll. In c Subscnptlo" ntes Deh'wry by ~a.r.~er ~t•erP llV:I! I.Jbl ~ ao C!:!nhl · ~ •eek: one yra)o lfl ldY.31Ut' .at Ttw J •:uly St-~tiJn,•l "rr'''t' SJaua . '"Iii MOOt~ $78lJ; thcee month!, $390 8~ Ul![lll r••t'llt', "lll'r(' l'flilabt_. one mt.uth, 'I Bx,..m:ul ont- Y"ar SB .,, uum•~:; ' $4 ~3 ' AMount Of fl.Cif' ~,';! SI1W ____.,.....,..._.,....-!, OOst rub cont nct Homemaker News WOOdt'\1 ~pOou Ill • U,£,11 eu arru IS eli~ tO IV e01d1 vrt•r < uf lr·mut1 1ro k ~ baltHI'd 1\dU JO't' <Hill wulet Stu lerunadt> urdtl ' ' y t u'rt 0111d ltlot ougl)ly llliXecl tt )Ji l l pt~•f, r r' sw~<'h•r, nt!d mot•' sugar L;u!! c m!o ~I h'-l'~ :.tl tJfl • wrn1 During thl' mom h of Augu11l. some of the clothmg pr otJI~ m s you bl\'e mav bto answered hy wat ch iht Arlene FrancHs' " Uomc Show... tft~h w11J feature clt•t lung rnfor· ll'mon slrce! arrd ] ( tl~ nf rce matlon H~rt' b th" r•·rno.un(ng Mt.~e~ :J tpturls 'chedule of p10grams 'Thuriday. Aug 16- lluw to Cui and Sew Velveteens and CO Hlu roy.s Friday, Aug 17- How to Cut Sew and r t>!ls Flecc£:s BY WILLIAM F :: REGORY Wedne~d H y Aug 22- !low lu County Agent Frt the Sku t Alfalt01 Ret~t•edlng WednllsU ay , Aug 21.1- lluw l•1 If you plnn lu n~Ntl .t il alfa lfa. Sew Blouse ~ amJ Sk1r!A ~n Wnol fn:l d whcrt! Uw ~ tun d 1 1 gtl ling Coordinate&. thm 01' If vuu pl.rrr tu pl<~nt n nc.v Garcltrttrt:' statttl , now to f'k pH•t ubl.'r 1 1s t1 Au.autt Is the rdeal month to good time tu dv •t lilt, dtvrde and 1eplant the Or·1en· ' Seeded Pre~rafion tal poppies, Mat.lunna lrHes uml The rJrst ~lt'p • ~ to .l{l'f the FarmNews · peonres. Turn ls, ka le and be seeded l n the time. gt DUntl 111 a gnoct L1!lahlc spina<'h ~Ard l'n nt ' I 9:00 H~wdy DoodJ .1130 BuiJthng Amertc• IYJtnd medr um In pot.t~h 01 p~R' roQJ lemonade dnnlt (or a~,~ i .On!'th~ u~ 1 lt'f•nmmPnd rrom trowd 1'h'! le111un .rinds 1•v-; 'if\ "'i'M!:t\01)()_ 1 s of n 5 10-.fi h !l tl llzt•r fres h temonv quality to lhu d11n k wht•n rcl'leedJn!! atrJrJrn Th P rc1·ti TtriM recipe 111 a fav01 1le or Dr trz•u Hhu ulfl t, 111 tui1 1 !;IOrttrl Thts Elol•e t:ofer, fo•mer Wt•s t Vt qJitn 111•1•111 s like 11 lot l! f fclflltl'r hut h Ex~enHIQn food~ ond Nulrrlron oH.•Hn In 111.1J1, 1. 10 grow produce Apecla l11l: JW tl IH ~t rn r r ~ t hr fml A11 ll lltl w,,. Uq 6 lemons; 1% C\11 1 ~ st1g:l1' tel' or(• t'OOII fnr alrul fa but m.t ke 2 tra)' B of 1ce nnd 6 <"liP~> ur cold 11 rmor t1u~ l waler Thf' rertJiizer should he Plnwcrl Cut acrubbt d lemons 10 th in un de r ani,[ Utcn next R plln ~ lr• p atlt!el wlth 1 very sharp kn1ft> d1·ess thu nlfaHa w•th from :moMo Throw away aeeds, top und bntt o rn lbs of nn 0·20-20 fArtl llzer trlmmlnKij: of lemon Put sNce!l 1n Seedlltfl a lilrae bowl or bl,, atuz dy p1tr h Art or ynt. 'vt' aJlp\l cd your ff'rll · er our in all the. sua:.1r. u11nrl tlw liz~"r und IWVP y,nur l(lOund iu leMOn 111lces a'nd sugar with ,r good shH po . lh~~t !t ~ p !~s t- f'd. t'HURIDAT......AVO.;;T lt. -~~:-- 11:00 'Captain Gallt:a~ •• . "' 1 ~ ,_ Wiulra I J • I I lltt~ ~~ caused by the rf;!cent dry yi!IU's There I~ co practical !1olut10n to !Ius proiJ!em Lete lllght on TomafHI Ahrf this dy1ng ' Potato• 400 Zoo Parade 8:00 4:30 Outlook 5:~ ~e •Meet ·I, ~~-~·Jt; ' • s;ao ~,J'tonU811•,. • . ._ ~ P!'ess 5.30 Gospel Hamnony Boy•· ~:411 Nowr Plctuho lllOO ' ''I'DPJ""' ,' l't.,p~i ' Are Fundy "" ..1:30 Yotltb; Wanta to Kfl••· ~, ~ ~ G:30 Roy Rosws ' r • ~ ·''t~~. 7. 00 Stne Allen, Show 8:~ Tfl.. itlon PlarJ>oult ' t.OO Mll:n Agailllit Crime r ~ I 9.30 N"lonal Do-c~ Big 'Jmftt ' ' ~~ . ltl:3Q Count of ' Monte Cr.klo ll :00 Now• ~ Sports ibl$ '1\teatrura Theatre li):OO 12:30 ' • Cl:rester A numb!>r qt Beerle reunion, _.'h. reunion at Portland Sunday. Jamea Thomas of Pt, }\Jeaaerp sirl, J~;thnnle Hrll. ( Mrt. Milton Efaw of tailed on her ()arenta Atheri~ Mr. 1nd OAK HILL I will h to thank all my, friend s for the card s and flow~n sent nit' dm·ing my 1llne.!l". Mn. Lorenzo L>nvrR. --- SHIRLEYE5 BEAUTY• &lin ()fr --'-------,- . ' I' "t~Fit - I i ' ·~· ' Pomeroy, Qhio. 11 ., ~. '., . ' 12:00 llli ' 12:30 Wild Bill Ili<~ok II ConctrnM Over Svn ltu11la'• lntervendon _,,., Mean War for Unlltd Jtofft' .. l~ctGI to Ct>llfrar PrtAI Aaroolaicw .. AIHDr'G'l'ON-Deapite Det'en.se Secretary ChArlea 11:, WU~'II~ 1 cotstffttJoa 'that the Bun Cl'i.flla ~~ "a relatively email thtnr,'' top WUhtnctn o1flclall au~ eerlou1ly concerned. 1 'l'~l' WtlllenOW that the 1ituallon could deteri'ora.te Into war aM wau txh&uat every poutbte meruu of eet~llnr the contravenry by 1 W MJIOtlatlont. ,• ...,., , · , ~J,, •' , . · · ~ ~ , ~, · ,. It Brlluln and France go to war, a1 Ia pot· 1111111 1t Etypt att~mpla to n1trlet thelr ahtpptnr LlfWih th9 canat, tile UnltN l!ltato1 will tupport tht two alltod powera mo&'llly, b1.1t nOt wltb \ 1 '· AWtl ttoopa. .. . ~ \ '1'ba 01\IY development U\&t J~Quld D~ ADw1 _... cu. torcea Into 11ucb a conflict Woblli bt open tnltrvtn.tton by Rueala1 An4 ~~~~ UM liovleta m.:r back Nasaer v. tth arm1. i~ ~~ eon•ldertd unlikely thl!!y would lend Red ~filllll.to yt&J', 1 ' MUeh depends on the meetQ\~ 1ft ~don ' oa 1 lft(ernatlonalttlo.tlon or tht ~'"h U I\ fall., Britain and Franco poaalbly may 11t0rt to Ioree to keeD.JilJLr "llfll·llne" open. . N•,.., t • • , •• ' l .,.....~18 IN 'l'l'fi ~.\MPAJON-A~~Io Eneru Commlltlo• 1 Chairman Ltwfl Btra\1111 Will be an Important tarcet o1' the Dtlnof enlt durlq tbe campatrna. They wm UltJI him ml1lltUy oa a ~ llllmftr of counta ud ch.rrre• he' a • prime mover In tbt J:LMnhown e 14!ri1AIItratlon'a allarad "rlveaway" pro1ra.m.• ~ Ittau. hM mon th&n once Incurred the wii.'ti."IJ! ,~tlo oo,...utnen. Not forptten Ia hla tole In tho Dtxor..Yata power COhtr&at. Wbtcf\ tht A&C n•rottated but which wU 11\tr ean~lltd OJ """"""' l:ltenbower. < 1 , Deinoorata atao accuae Btr.u.. or taVorlnJ btl ltiJIIIMM 111 cttUIIn Blltlur 1'HCitor prorram. They alao aay he ll kttPlill' the too lbUI.J .IC1eftU)o facti Melrtt. to the tt•lrlmAt\l of lhl At&Ht!!l .t.. ..Jopmeat ot atomic enei'I'Y. , , Tht AIXl chalrmaa mo•t recatly tat Into no~ ,.-&\tf .tor hll an.~nwnt tMt It mtPt be poalble to sharply ~. ratlloacUn flijut bom hydldptt·bomb exploalom. Democr&ti ~.. tbat 8traw mad• tha &DnOuaeernent without ftOUtylfti the cOrilftlllcmal ·~ clommlt... tAd, furtbormorw, wlthOil .,.,.. aotll)'lnl 1'l1oiM. Murray, • mnnbtr ot the AEC, ••l'Jt ,,. . e . . . . •' . ··~ 1111. mt.URMO-An lrnpatleDt cotuutuenl nc'*'tiy' ~ len· ator -..r~ KUDdt <R,, &bulb Dakota, how lon~ It would bit btroi't IMc&m• ot hS. "molt trnporWlt com~~·'! llun4L Oltabr&ttd Army-Mce"~~ t 1 ',~ _, , , • told till Wfllt~.r It WO\Ild 1M G\U~ ,1 ~ I.Wnlt~ . ' . t!~i:;"::i~~~;·,)·~. ~ ~~~ ~ ·~ ~ • ACROSS 9. Cructtht 'I Breakfut ' (Etcl.l 10. Olrl'• name food lilt Tl>p antiques and miscellaneous ll1ms. fi'DIII I Autust 24th t~ 29th 1.30 atefseD.s AdYeu.ture . . R~_AL ESTAT£ 2;00 SuodBi Sbowc1ie s;3o solid •. 1 w.,.. 'Gs ,. lf YOIL want Ill sell YOill' P\'oP!iNY in Middleport, SE$ ME. t:OO Face tthe Natton 4:30 DerilOt!ratle Conveatio~ IN IIf you wanf lo bortow 111oney on your property in Midilleport or Pomeroy, SEE ME. ' 5:00 Tolophotl< Time D:30 ' Af>nle Oaltloy 6:00· LaSsie' f 7:'!0 Ed SUU_\••• Sbow, 8 30 ; Phoue 6195 1:00 OE Theatre , 9·00 $64,0bU Chollenge • - Adv. I $299·.00 'lAKIR . . ~ - --- 30 Llrt 32 Teu- tonic liT co••' -Lu•••• ....,... hiid' t•lar.rJ u. l1t BEAUTY SALON - He!p• .. k.-p .._, illlftc: tf,!l, I Qlii ~ BAKE!t t .. rw . m.-. ~ O:.Jl'& 2:,~ 4m1ch ) .,., Sh~kel• U. Epocll J ,~....,, 22. Game ot pea:A-•1 t. O.ln I tat'• eradl1 rtfer ?.Oirl'a ftaMt (Haw.) 31 Rubber U. ~era 24. Lee.vtnl' tut ttift: 21 Bi11e4iUvt 10. tCoUday t:tlmc ) 21. W~lf tJap.j 39, Wllbtr 21. ilallt'l ntat 30.Sincle unit u . India 28. APCJIU• li. Paper bat tpoet .) Q~AMOUR 127 Mulberry An. P~¥ !93-M NOW JIAC!t IN tll'm\4'1'1011< Afte' A llrt~ ~~ til• Ma11,1ger ' ' I K.\THRYN IIQ\)IIfl JOtmM{ liURNITUl. .J. "~~ COME ·IN tOqAY FOR THAT HAIR-DO THAT WILL FIT YOUR PERSONALITY. 1\lj\.KE-Iit;ADY NOW WITII THAT FALL CUT A,ND »AlR STYLING, ROOMS Of ' New Fulitlture ' - roa ' • P~ LEVI'S. OVEilALL PIQ-yqH -IVY LIA"tt ., M. C. HOBART 63:0 Private Stcretaty ' .\Kl'Od ,lll~k AMI!RICA'S , t . 01rl'l name U. Plnellk& C:hlr· U. River (lo. ...., Je Saraeloua acten Am . ~ ~., U. Lift 33 Bum• l2. A Ornt ._ 20. To pollahup t..)f:e ' ' Wit)\ "up" Sf. 1'E>Je. 13. Infrequent 21 :tAovlnl part rraph lt. Bird . electrit:al applijmces, 119m& T!!RMsi CASH 1:00 'l'he Way DAILY CROSSWORD Wa1hfr•1ten Aug. 25, 1 PM hou~eohl\1 ·fu.rnishl~gs, t41/ late ¥. mile nottb or Rutland on flOI'rJ!. Sl'llVllle \td. ' 'l'elet(l(Texaollqen . All ~~ tlt~ residence of G~,.-t111de ChA;!<!, Plct.ure ' ~' M:ouse,W~ Dink i;y.,. ' 4-~oor owner, $1195 SUNDAY Cal)liiiD K.....,_ ;'1 ' Sat., De.lyx 11\TUR.,_,.Y !IliA 00' SH,OP Will Be Clot4Jcl . WCHl-TV (hannele s&nt several days with "his (Old· ~ - - ---- Mr 'I Htonry Spencer amt Mrs Milo Bigg11 ehtef"tain~d thP Pa ~t C'ouncilor~ t1l the lodl{e hall In " A.-.JeMcan' Forum Tbn;r Bennett SbOw Md. Jack Wood recenUy. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Spencer of Chesh1re spent Wedbeltlft With hiS parents, Mr. artd Mfi. Henry Spencer. Robert Wauah, ' Columbua, re. lvan Wood nnd Miss Evelyn .. turned home Sunday after a'perldHysell were mnrrred Saturdajr tni two week& with hu!r grandmo! ('Vening, They wrl\ lrw in Poml!- ther, Mrs Lucy Haye,. roy. , , Mt.t. Helen Biaa:a, Younptown 1 Miss Jeannett Thoma~ anlf Llovd Kot'niK w e~ married Sat· Ml'll. Betty Bin• and Mfl. Ollhl urday afternoon • B!Jgs of Pomeroy viJltsd Mr. and Mr nnd Mr·s Elmer Babcock of Mu M1lo 8.tjgs Sunday. Mr. and Mrll Clilford Hayell of Pnr1 r.Jmtoo ~01· 114 los t wet~k with Middleport spent Saturday wath M1' bnd Mrs Chnrlcs Bab('ock. Mr und Mrs Norman Fre"llerlck Il ls mother, Mrs. Lucy Hayes ' und sons we1 e 111 Pt. Pl euant Sat. Mr. and Mrs. ~a;rmond Dussell u rday. Mr,:r. Jack Wood, Mrs Curt Fre· · and tam1l)' of Thoma.e: Fork sper,~ dt•riMt, Mr~ Norman Freder1ck the weekend 'W.ilh ber parentf;, ond .!tOni, Jerv nnd Jack atten~d Mr and Mrs. Mllf~rd Frederick. Mrs Roy Par)ter 1)\d chiJdre6, '' showflr for Mr ~:~nd Mrs. lwm Virelnla and ,Y10let Wplfe o( Chet· Wond Wednesday evenlnsr: at the ter visited Mr. and Mr.. Herb Ro. hom~ Q( he~~.,'par,:ents, Mr and M1·!1 senkram recently Vlolttt Wolfl! D~nvef Jiy.tftll, 'Pometov. remainder for a lons:er v\Ait. I Mu J,.ew Wauli!h and Mrs Jol1n Pla1t o£ CGlumbu,r; .s pent the week end Wllh J1te1r mother Mrs Lucy THANKS 1 H alf''! ' J • 3:30 ofrrc(' Maple Tre.. Somp or you mav have Maple trf't's wh1ch llrt> dvrng As 1ft1r as the Pllt llt P:.thologJsts \ can tell, buds :ov Obapd 4:00 Dao~ Party fund on Gnsn!t nc If votl would hi' Ill hta" n copv , Rrl i n touch wrth 12:;t0 ' Frontier.!! of Faitb ~eatre 8: ui N~W.. Plcturo 6:30 Don You GO j j ~:00 HlO VVeYtern I • 12:00 Baseball ~ ' " 'i'be bridesmaid, MJU BarbiU IA.w rentz of Park.ersburt. 1J<fe lJ p.tlf blue nylqn nflt over tfflttt Her eolon1al bouquet wa!!l qf r~ ro.se· fi :45 lndusU;:f ,on Yara'ile~• , , •0:3tl Uncle- .Johnny Coons p !'"" , Mt. ~ 11:30 Mul to Man ! C·OO Fui'\Y ~\~~a Sandra Boylea, w•i rnalcf. of honp Her gown was pale lavender tpet. over · ta.Heta. l:ler co\b&al ~uqUL"I Wll$ of f;e.l-t9W rw-ebudl. 10:30 What .One PerSon C~~ ~ • U .OO Tbis is lht! We WP hnvc ret'eived fnmrhle-ts expl.~lnlf! .'( 1hl' Federal T11x Re- ~ ('tll'l dJ· The seed nf delpQinr~m , holly· hGCII:, fox~ lov e anti Con lerbu ry Bell s'hould bt> plante d lit thl ~ t ~r.r c Cool Drink: Rl •t d in now prOCL'2!8e 1cmon• pro ducts are abundant - lem on j ulc«!, ferliliu : Dlld the very popular fruzf! n lemon Most n( the so•! Hnmpl~~ 1 h:n•e juice concentrate. But fur tht! had t~sted rrom here 1 Mason Ortlll!< who still greft:- to "do.J l- c ounl.l' ~thpw the ~; 01 ! 111 I~· ltl N 1n ~-WAIHiNcrrott" -,. - ,- A l't:-W M'{&ELF!.! Down on. tbe f.arm Llmr R•qulrementt Lat e b\1ght \~ sprend1ng and twn A seed brd [llu ~t· on tup ond frr~u Ul.dcrnea01 1 ~ t! r ~.: m.ls L de· weatb f'J t•rmdi!IIJI'I!I hnve been jwt s tl'ahlt! St tnWL IIn es n ~61od 11ced r• Rht fur thl' further spread of bed COli tw (lhl,11111d b ~ dt Hktng 11\l s dr;;t•ast! Pl11nts should be but usually th • !(H•IIntl wi ll have s ~rav f'd (Hll'(' J] Wl'ck w1th Zmeb to be plow•·d and dr~ktod A very or Cop per <:r~ ror control good way to fHrl 1ht> st 11 h •f e I ' c o• sc.:dinN 11!1 to II Hl ,, tll l!tpll<"kt•r over the f1 clt l your'self" in the ~~t:~hen , her •'s GOr~GT TO·o.oP tht' 5t'f'tJ Je:l !!t hWI!H' Th1• h• ' t W!lv to d rte rmln~ your lime llf'l'ds fur ,Jifalfa Is t.o i'et a 'lOll tr· ~ t A o; the lrme l .h<ould bt' applt+>d bPfort' plowm11 and YtW ~rl! not s111~ how much the soli need ~ b~tn~ fl srtll sample In to tm off1re an rt I'll be r:rl ad to te;;t' It for vou Tedlng Is the only act·uratP me thod Farmcon Gaxollne Tax Jl.tund 110•10 Slrn ()li '!) 10:115 Chr18ti1W1 Sc!e-nct SATURDAY , 8:~G SliD On , " 1n l!cl tln~ the seed in With the grn•md TV Vl...w..n OllTA n.ll ~ I'M Seed the olhl'l' J;., t'r(l ~swt~e T hr~ w1ll inSU f{' u IH r urm <'11\'t'fllt!{ After SOW IIIJ<! I Ull over I he f1eld With ,1 cult ipucer A ,.ult i.,ack"r does lht! s.:. PATRICIA A, GREGORf H~ Demonltntlon Ag•nt --- The .m ter of t)\e bri4 ' Sow from 10 Ui lbs of seed per ~:""~""'"""::--::....;,.~:'.,.,.......,_.,.,,,..,. •v WSAZ-TV Chon"el3 ' GET ':tl1ng lhe set:d Wht>n you buy I 'ht• ~ ~ ~d bn\ t! w 1nocultnl The niJl'Uiant • ~ had er 1a wh 1• h takt!S nitrogen fr·om , Lhe atr and m~lces h It ava!IHtJie to 1he alfalfa Wllb out llu ~ n11rugen tlie alfalfa wtll ·na kt• a "•r\ feeblr l!'ruw th. M1 LelliLCton Ave., Nr-w York City us ;. y ·bt4fii!Obtb$, $2.!ti; lJnc month. IF '1 Ea.tetti~ as secnr~od chan ~a•l-'1 m11tter nt tb.e Jl•J$t ro"'""'' O~io. ' ._. ......,/ . . I o-xpt :1 ~•~~ · laut Ure1r perform!lnoo nu,,, lhun makes up for this An lnl!ltrtant sv p : "Jd on~ that ~ fn·qut•nt\v OV<"rlooltt•d ~s mot•U · EO I 'fOR IIDtLuel., Inc , at 110 Mal'la :une St pboue S98, t-dttoriul o!11.:e •pho:.:~ R lfl~l"f and J{anus Na t 1 :J.gal's.t"tt nnd WJit'amt burz 1 h11v , t. t'll ll1t· bt-~\ produr~rl! a1 th( UhtLJ Y:.tl!l'Y 1':xpe1lffiPnt Sta •ll.n 1~ •th m.ry he a l1tlle nwr ~ Published every afternoon except Sutad:~, t.) ., ' •t· oh111 V11IJr}' Putl'Wrt•.t 0 li•hnlt·~ ufla· .. l - ·~ Narra1an~lt. Alh,:lllc, Buffalo, REYNOLD t:. !:iRCE NI I GEN. MGI, .- · ~ ---...,.. ·' ..- • ' r.!, ./ :~ ,, '~ , .•l..t·~·"· ·,; ;.,\ ,.;~t;;~ · ' 'I ~ I'• '' ~'"-"Iii~ :f\ ~j.. You · <'an'f have "' '' r . mg the alfalfa good plants Without ptantrng goO(! certlfi<'l'i rnoe uL11ted seeds of a re. cummrnd•·d vanetv The var•eUe~ 1 etonlnll'IHied for thiS reJiltOn arc· ' DIVOTED TO INTIRIITI ' Of: MilOS--MASON 4.REA ' • ... I . .••t tiJtt . 1'•, . ....... no\e or t.:l!' j GjYII "tf It 41! wb•k !" ••1• 29. Fall to 'tilt 30, City t 1'/ta.'t 31 Pran.k.l~ 33 Mllliftln. 3e River , lot In ¥i<lpttced. -Mr 101, Middle8·13-6te tWai•J · " 31. Oen~ ~of awine 4.n. Fo~u" ' '•. 4.2 A.trtef4.J rtvu 1 43. Bee ~ •'· Capltlll 1. , (0e1.) ) .• · •~ Dlapa\cllel "·r· , ' I, 1. Unadorn:.. ' ~· ~=~. c:ui\Odlanl , r(oe~ • c•bllt'!l'rl' . ' ' e. llriiOIII••!O 1.To~ 'f1~!l:" ~ 8. Rtji4k l,. ~· DAU.f ClRYProqt!oTE - Hete'o, how tiil ...._ II: • AXYDLBAAX,R ( , ' II LONOP.EL ... OW . ....:; or.4ttltft'~llfrftPtr atu41 for anoth1r, In U'l.ll exarriplt ~ 11 ua~d for t)ra'·' \hfM, Jl,' .. . X tor th1 two O'e, etc. llhfl• lt\\tjrJ, apos·' tropi\JIIJ;' W tm(lh and rorm1tion ot tn: wor'tlf an au hlftU ~ch dl)'tlhf eode letten are different. "YO~~ . -• ~t~ t•~ ' !j.;C):t 41 ,I ~~ ·.l•.••• ' bulhu ... • · )ltlflilo ' &, N9r!J!iUf . ••• flllsiVIRT ' DOWII " \" ~ .0: • .... Crnt-.run Quo-., . i'·t.• KFN >'IRNI\cl f , I i , :M!Uf .'a'Rx, • f\Jf.4~f~·~ • ,. ll ~' ., ' Right on down the ~~ ·llllftlfM• able home to bird~ ltX m.~ -there's a West C:,out 111/n~r az:a4~ to lit the hilt"' , , .. " .. · · · · · - ... For o taste it has no toPPJ.r I It'~ ~,. i" ""tri~nt toft I drink I•~ • , • to flttfld y011!" ~. �' • • ' • / ' l Larry Jansen HITS STRIDE • • ;Indians Tak~ The Leadership In Middleport Little League I -also- Alan Ladd Joan Tetql · HELL BILOW ZIRO (In Tachnlcofor) Cl~ltc:Ope CartCMH1 And Two Reel COtMCty SUNDAY & MONDAY Cllftatl Webb Dorothy M'Gufrre 3 COIN IN THE FOUNTAIN (Cinemucope • T..:hlllcOior R.an. Seett--~­ Pornwt Tuctc.er RAGE AT DAWN Cln T.chtllcolor} Cartoo" - WHAT PRICE FLIAOOM ' OF $'rf.tH/IS, ny Stevenson , for rou r runs tu the first inning, 11s Centcrflelder Gene Wise single d; Charles Bushs base blow sent Wise t o second , and W1sc croued the plate, .. s first baseman Jnk eShater rea ched first as the shortstop momentarily fumbled the boU. Bush scored, on Ellis place. Clonch 1s ground-out to lhe pitcher, and Randall Bowlea singled ShaTbe Yanks got· f,o winn.lng ' pUch. fer. home. Shorllstop Russ McEler Benn_Je Dent, who _ allow~ bul hinny doubled to centerfield and tb.ree blto~ in the enbre game, in B!)wles crossed the plate. the fourth frame of tbe contest In the top of the second, Ronas pitcher Tommy Anderson bla,ted out a bue blow and was driv· nie Manley, singled to open the en home on a double by Charlie inning, and moved to second as Swukhammer. 1 rl.ghtfielder Dennis Saelens bobblIn the aixth the Sox lead-off ed the ball but WWI thrown out on man, Fritz RothJeb, walked; Gil- a fieldcl'll choice hit by Danny key, with anotber base knock, Little from the pitcher McElhinny drove Rothgeb to second; Ander- to the tbil'dbaseman, Johnny Singson, then "buckled down," and set . er. The fourth batter of the innthe nut two batters, Dave Thomas ing, H . Little, was walked and and Stan Little, down on strikes, Bo)'lard, on a sinw;le, sent D. Little but Mike Little, poted a double to acr'lHS the plate. Bush let Bumright field, and the tying and willw gardner's ground ball get through ning tallies crtltsed the plate. •An·~ hJm and H. Little Bcored. Carr der10n al1owed four hits alld flnn~ · tanned, and Stohart rearhed first d aix. Dent struck-out four. on another tribe error, thei r fifttl The Yankees colleeteft .a total of o( the InninG, an1l srored Bo!yrlrd . one run on three bnse blows at;ad' Long went down swinging to end made no errors. The Sox tJllied the inning after Baumgardner two runs on four hits and made rea~bed home on another error. one miscue. The Senators went ahead, 6-4, The Indian!, In the top of the fourth , as Karr reached sect'lnd on a two base error, went third on a passed ball. and scored on a rit.'lders·cholte hit Into by Sl obart. Saturd1y Only AUIUit 11 . Ge..., Ault'Y lobby llake THE LAST ROUNDUP,_ .... -By Alan MaYer Braves, Reds· Win AlV1Np,A1fl(. Tbe Red Sox, toppled the leagu~ leading Yankees frOm their first pla\:e position, as they ndlied for two runs, in the sixth innin&:. Fri- . day oight, in a Middleport Little League hassle. The IndianS despite eight errors, barely edged the Senabftos 8-5, and moved into first Wl/0 The India ns scored a lone tally in the fourth frame, as McElhinny lashed out his second bit of the eame, and two atraight hits by Slngel' and Wise and the Indian'> had knotted the contest 5-5. The Tribe scored the winnJng tit11y, Btl Jead-off man for the inn· ing, Sonny Stt!wart, stng led over seoond; made second and third on paned-balls through the catcher, and at;orerl on a bunt, squeeze-play hit. by Singer Tlle winning twirler waa ·Bowles and the loser was Stevenson. The Senators scored flve runs. four b.qae-blows, and macte one mls· cue. The Indiana, tallied six runs, on eight bits, and made eight er- 'A I 'TONIC /"OR lll'fii Lo. MAJOlf £.EAGUE STANDING Philadelphia __ M - IJ7 TODAY'S SPORT PARADE 1 rors. rl':=::.;:~;;;:::;;::;;;:;:::;;~;.;;;~~:~·~c~h~crl~'~'l~e~l~s;;;n~s~f~ol~-~~ows: ~d Sox versus lndlans, and the Yankees vie With the Senators ~ The standings: MIDDLEPORT LITTLE lEAGUE W, L. Pet Indians ---- ____ 10 ft .667 Yankce1 -------- 9 6 .~00 Red Sox --------- 9 Senators 2i 6 13 .600 .13;! --u-r· ~:! M~r;~~; los:nh~h:owt~~: :·nt!; u~~oc~~~ th:~:f~iJ ¥ rebuild~- Eddie savs as he to play football. " Thesr York football Gianls Um't blase b1,1t. kids rcaily want anrl desire can cover up a lot of you can't blame him for being sim1.'' Which is, at least, .rdresb- unaflectcd by, most events when you consider his 1L1rt in pro foot. OHIO RIVIR LIAOUE Gamel Sttunlay Coolville at Pomeroy Pt. Pleasant at Pomeroy the --~- cago southpaw JUlys that he get.~ 8 bigger kick out of bowling than ~does p1lchmg under the hi g rfll. "Baseb~ ll i:~ iJ game only to the fans," Pierce w~;;ltfi.S. ''To the men who 1"JI<~y it, it's a Job- a hard, ser ious job." Which brings to mind a recent chat'ge by Eddie Sawyer, former manager of the Phlllies, that lhe players today "don't play basebal for fun atnymore but. only, for ·th~ DL'tr_oit --- - -- M 6tl .474 ~~ big salaries t.fley can command. Baltimore --~~ 51 160 .4S1 23 .· Apuloniel of a sort would 5et"m WI\JibJngton -- · 46 ' 66 ' .411 27Y.I !> KanHas City __ 38 ' 715 .336 36 in order for Snider. Fridty•t'Rttulb The natiun' s footbnlt conches, Br:ltimore 6; 'New Vol·~ 4 getting ready to whip out their WAshington e. Boston & tt)'lng toweb as they moan Ab?ut ChicagO 4, Detrolt 3 th eir prospe<:ls in the ap[Jroachmg 1Kansas .Cit,f 9, Cleveland 3 grid campaign, should tuke a hapSundaY• G•m., . PY t ip from Navy's Edd ie ErdeDetrpit at Chicu:o, 2 latz. Ka'!las City at Cleveland"2 "Our losses are trcmcnd_ous bl,tt New York at Baltimore we could have a good . season," WasblOJIOn at Boatnn ~ By OSCAR FRALEY NEW YORK- UP - FearleSs Fraley's facts and figures : • Due Snider of the Brooklyn Dodgers was practically.. skinned alive when he wrole a magazine article admitting that heplrurs base-ball for money and yet it I' obvious that he was merely sound in.g tl'le gencr;ll aentiment amana the majority of major tea'guera. Bearing this out iR atrotlier article, this one by ,White Sox pitcher Billy Piel'ce , in which the Chi· .491 13 P"meroy B®Sters T Meetr. w'ed. . cision. .. according to Elza atlmore, prew. 50 - 84 .f38 19 Chica!IO - ----- 4~ 66 .4()t! 22'ri Ray Moore he\d Mlcby ManUe All mem~....are ura:~ New York ___ 42 87 .383 241,i hitless In foUl' tries and pitched tend aa plml for tbe oomln8 F.. ldty's Retults aeuoa will J;Dade. his wa)' out oi numeroutl jams to New York 5, Pittaburgb 3 1ivo the · Baltimore OrlOJer a Philadelphi'a 3 , Brooklyn 2 declsJon over tbe 'Am~'*' l_eJaUe Cincinnati 8, Milwaukee 2 leadlna: New l:"qrk Yan1Et'~ ' Dlelr: St. Lul.lis 2. C~ic:ap 1 Sundtfa Gemn ured a flve-run rally · t'f.e- foUrth Pitlsburgh at Ne~ York 2 inni~g tbaf dellt fq~Jde Ralph Brooklyn. at Ph'iladelphla Terry tbe-1085. ' '', Chlcagp at St. Louis Yankl Hold Graun• Milwaukee at Cincinnati The Yankees, however, lost no AMERICAN LIAGtll eround to their principal contendI W. L. Pet, OR era becauae the- Kanraa City Athletlce routet:l the Cleveland lndi· New York ---- 75 40 .6!12 Cleveland ---- 64 46 .371 9~ ans, 11-3, and the Washington SeBoston -.- -- ·-- 63 50 .588 11 · ators whipped · the Boston Bi1 . < Chciago ----- - 80 M .545 12'-2 Sox, . 6-~. Pittsburgh ~R~c~ew~v~ll~le~,~·~P~';";;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;~~R~o~b~u~•t;•t~h;.;o;;l;:;;;t;;;h;;;e;;;;;",."•"', I~!~~~:!~h~~~e o~!s~f s~~~e~r~r~~ the Los Angele,s Ram&. · , "In that fir!t game," he gtins, I .. I! lnternatio· •. , ~ >J Cuw ,· 4 ,-ea .. / , l!l~ O\·rr I __;_ ltl, , l:'tt th, Jt.q_rou ~. .l ('arn!il• u: ~llil fl nll~~:~·~ }lj!J)'nte Brs~. Hr,m l Fl.ilk'l" ~'J1 ,\ UtH~! 1\1111 swuJYHw·~t ~~j)!lt.ic•· I ~nc .. :o~pd ~-rt:••l~ r111hle .. . S1 n':w .Hf'ifM C"aU ~- h•t, f'rl"o:.. l' ,·l\1 l.uu• , ;t·~·r;i , l'hJ,irhr Cuntlth: :'J]fl. lj!,'I'OM (':;p'm.l lt.ln: :ih) t<~<WI:'tt lhr""' . 1 ('(ln1:·n,, [•',J ;.tl'lrl . ~, ,(' J.!,- .r""' 1 r-1g. i ('h;.rleci Th~'lS,S. 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'J'he ' !IIOws 'wlll be Pre&ent.e!] threl! timrs di.Uy b)-, television b€aUty nuQiority Jo Portnro. .Q-enutiful Jielcn.-&11 will be tme of the Jo Port&.ro Beau~y ~ Cons'ultnnts appeari"~ Jn the JhOws. · )''re~ ~ea'uty p;nd' -'moPifl-up ad'{ice wtn be glvc~ - tci. nil \}'omen at- tcnding ·the slww!l, • I By-SJivtTs ~--':>=-:"::"':"'-:;:-:--:::.';, i ., ' ·t.•,;.-0 ~- ··· -" ~L .. . -~- l " ·~· • .. •• ,_. . ' By HAllotD ~~y -.-P<XiRIIID-•-- Rel l"''• 411•ina of t ited, to,., aoflir~O """' '"' ~Ill wi~~- STANISACK, tablttl o-r powcltr a IIIT-'ND.ACI< .-ctr r..t to-· bfi".:l • .,..,ro:!o rtil'llil ralitf,,, bt<:•ult tile STANBACK formUJ. ·, o,....,bln.. uv•r•t ll""'"";~t•on type 1"• Jndi.nbl for fad rtoli•f of pl,in, ~. v Ylcto_rry aUboua:h he · help fi'Om TOm ~ -·--·-oft 'I MUSCLES · 1 North-South High All:Stars' Battle To Tie: bt Oassic ' -·· l-'J.m 11 . V io l~. 'fo'ag11n Pt·h·e )tnd s.~.n: 4. h, L" rt'l:Otfrnt ~~aKc C:u·c.n, 1111 KaDIIs City rall)o lha~ ~uted Hanlt ~lrre ~nd " onabled tho A,tfiletics to. iniap~-a 'atX-It'me loa- TRY AND YOU WILL SEE WHY ' VIe 1PoWer'l ·ltqi-ekun' holner· climaXed a (Jve-run, se-ooJ;td J.M· "there were 1)2,000 people in tbe stands-whicb was more people thim I had 'played befOre than dur· lng my whole cQcllege cafeer, Since then, ,anythlnl that bapJiens seems normal." · If you've ~n wondering why the nation'• aolf coursea arc so crowded, take a tlp fi-om'tri~k shot artist Jack Redmond, it's that way all over the world. Jack may be partly at Cault. has lessons to head 'High HP PurelubeOil AND Pure Gasoline i 11:••1 . SOUTHI ... STI~N ---~ . - c(,J:~IniJ :J1 ! r OOf P'a,Qe One I --- Aubra Bll'i! !'Y · PiteMn_cr181m.•p'onan .· Role_.·- . . ~ _ ·....,-, .h~:;;;·::·~:~:.~ ~~.;: ~~.!~~-.f·~* ~~!r.""w!~ Friday lnMeig~_Litl~e~e.i, . ..,..by . I bitten, m rll£ CARPS 1 Redlegs Move Back 'fo ~~. " . :~ Place; Brooklyn Is J)efeated . ' • Surrt 1'1"1-i P Bc5mty, UaroJt.i ,.C•~n; 11ban· 4th, T\fi'in ()akl M. .Se--Ll t have been searching for a.ll sea- P<Wt'a d911ble and Ed }U1l8J11 doPttcblnc took over In, .tbe ~~~~~~ 111e and Oae third lnniDilfl, ltMI sa: A pjtCber who can beat· the and rootle t~lar Little League lait allht as · w.pr Deeded , only two moreo outa "to ' Milwaukee Braves. m.Btched _ ahufout.· Ding burien caine up with a ' no--1_a:et ·hi• ' fint perfed aame. The 36-year old former New lf~1~~~;:~~ir the eithth "ben hitter and tw.o one Ra· ever, ,Tr.eddle. Bo)'d lspq!led fOr 111, ctae cllnc:be"d a tie _!n the le&fut fQI- fame ~ be bit• a York Glsn..t star tllTried *hat ·trtc~ 'PQJt't by tatlq , -,! '7-0~eeliiion from thill oywrftnt b111e for. for the second time 1n ei&ht,. days Friday night when be hurled the 24th hDmer and .a tbreKua dl'l- Yankees, and 1~ Pintea . ~ iln I · · ~' ' Redlegs t(} an B-2 'trtumph · over cuit drive b_y Sn,otey ~eu. . &3 deellion from -~e Dod,pti•.': the league·leader.s. He now owns Roger . Crf)g ahut 9\at .. lbe PbilTb:ee" Raejne Brivet.. · ll~ti'~ two of the Redlegs five· win1 over 11~ for eight inninas-,. 1, but. •6\ro used their eonll):Jned 1 'taletlt' ~ ~­ llllwaukee this Y.eflr. walks -nd '".. JaU.ie"~ , Jlurl a no hift!J: ~!mt ·\bp · ~f14.~. Tho triumph moved the Redlegs lnson )101 hlm Into !1-oii~\~ )II ~~ 1011- 'Quane. Wolf.<' J)l.e fl!'lt info second place in tM ~atlonal q,i~th and ,tbe batUln1 1 P~~lle' four iDDlaP. ~ltd Lefty )oh~t~Qa ~ague pennant race, 2~ aamea promptly mOved ia' tor fU' kf\1·. · came On .Lii .t:h.::-.fKtb w_bea lObbehind the Bravea ,..ao.d a lialf J!lmet" Vale ar-eeted reUef pUCier lim blt 8 Wild j'etreat ·to W!llt game ahead of the lb'ooklyn Clem Ll!~ine wi~ 8 -n,o.i':lD ala. ~ee battera in • row. RoJeT Birch Dodgers, Who bowed t othe PhiJa. gle ao.d then .GrlDJ:U' H1raaer. and eame in ed finished the came,_ delphia Phillie&, 3-2. ' Roy Smallh' walked lft ,,au~ Jolla ~~y.,u ·~tlse. loaln, .p1¥.:b61'1 Homtr MMs IHort to fotee in 'the wtanlul-ruo.. fpr U., .Re4Je#, 1 and waalrlt, fcm· Jansen yielded only reven hits ~qly four Blf~;hlowf. However. including a two-ruu, flrst-Jnnln.C C•r• Beige Culie ' wJldnt!ll• and .mr, · hurt ·bb homer by Ed Mathews, and struck Wally_ Moon siRJlQ home Don 'e8us~. ~ W~ ,... tll'e bt. out seven. Bla•ln1ame wi.th two , out Ia the I bitter in tbe 1ame~ witb two liilli The Redl . . tied the sc:ore at ninth to give · the- St. car- In three trlpa toclUdine a home dina~ a 2-1 declai.:~n OV"?~ . tile n.1n In the tbi.J:;il"inatq wltb tWo CbJca.go Cubs. Berman Wehmeier men on. • Otpped a four-hitter. for bW eiJbtb · Up at ·Sytate,Ufe little Jimmy· wiQ while towerial Bob R111h lllf· Louks bad· a nO hittet 'IOIDI for fered bis eighth· defeat C!ompared to 11 victories. ', ' · • Willie. lllays eoll•ded ibree bits fifJ! By UNITED, PRESS lpduding his flflb homer In live "" · ·" Plratea NATIONAL LEAGUE .a:amt!s to lead tbe New York BUI D~via . W. L, Pet. Gl Giants to 11-3 win over PIU. 0 N·t~ IJ!e Blaetw'eu. Milwaukee w--- 68 44 .607 burgh Pirates. Joe -Matgooerl ·' , ·· -., Cincinnati ---- 67 f8 .583 214 SCIOted hia fifth triumph with re---1 The Pomeroy Boostera will meet Brooklyn ~- ~ -- 65 47 .GOO 3 Uef aid from Hoyt Welhelm and on Wednesday evenlna, A~aust ~-· I St. Lo:.~is ~~~--- 57 56 .!504 11~ 8 1 !lA~ <"01/NP 1'1111 '[ii/t'ITCII I '' ! 1 ' .~. �' • • \ SERMONETI'K erowded lrom their hom•• pOIM- mit It but it wu 11ttae ju•t the ulons 1Dd inheritance. to 1 Jor· e~n land aad y't he apeW of Nme. Amol!t ynre,ae~ra~ed I'Clo"Ia tnheritanee i~orruptlble and ple llv•• ar• penie.l..i ·bl- the By RDalfT F, STYERS ...,... M ldd1eport Church ef tht N1zarette undefiled ud that 1i'detJa D9t I• Tot: I ht•r 1:21 ' ~ Subjtct: hat:• In Tryl,._ Tlntes . ra1w¥cb of ·liD u\l _lli • o~4- to • - '· t . . . What couJd glv~ mea. 1ueb a ba· Almoit like a YOUDCstf, .... lanee .in th~ mldat of aueh ad.veflo 'IItve l>eiiCe .lUll cootal:'t-lhe )!<Y. ~rites his name ud addreaa ~P a •ltr? Many tbilllli ,ue tevea.led lol ¥'>"''~ of Cbr'lot. . ,, • spond, Peter addr-ea~ this Je~lef ..... .. ' ~ J ' e . .. l ' ' ' .. T etitttie . , I were .. They borl! of. Joo4 ...~~. Tho fil'ot blrt~ wu corruptible ... eordina to the tWenty-tb.ttd . U it were not so there il no po!at io- Jb · 'readi.Dg the . way it doea. Tbe buman family &ot off to poot start and onlf Chriat tJ able conv~ rled heathen. oJ" .gentiles, far to briM it Net to aOrma 1 qain. S!u ~es ao 11aiural to ·•ver, Jews driven out by peraecotion. Here they ,were.· some ot them ~rn .,child that Dll\llf ha1e loa:t. conv4':rled heathen or pel\tlles, far their abiUt,. to tnow rifbt from separated 1rom the chuttb!,....·and ..-rong; forced from home by pene<lutlqn. leaua told of a towel w.b.O ~t To this band of people Peter out ·•ow and. plu~ 1ood "You are kept by the · power rrl' HiJ to eat~my sow~ tare1 or God," "wherein ye 2J'eatly · rejolet~ &mODI 6ia good grt.in. ye rejoicee with jov un.peakable theNa.~n:,::d_:l:.:u:.:'l.:•::l..:g::Jo?: '' They. liB.d bee,-'t to strangtrs almoSt eveeywbere, However, he bas certain &rOUpl in mmd and Wl'ites to them in f)t!~ . They were at Pontl.ll, Galatia, Cap. padoeia, Asia, and Bitbynta. They. were called st.rangers for • npmkr of rt>&Sons. Some of thelfl wero I• p t ,i',.• j • ~ • IT'S I t' ,_DING THAT MAKES THE -EASY-·-=-- I Doster, Pastor. ' . ~fo"' 1 :' '·~ - • ' ' box car so that ever)'Gne who seea Which brl111 thelr -peace. 1 shall •t will have opptunlty tO re. offt~r onlt ..one. • . c, POMEROY socm'rr.· ' Republican Convention Opens On Confident Air At F~ ' tom, every Sund•y ·X; hto 11. fii~~~~~i ~Sunday Christian Church 9:110 'J L'"'J $chool a.nd . cummu-DI~; .CHAIR EASY! · :first Sunday in mont-h 1:aG :Pl M'. Church preaching;. third Sub~~) il)L month 10:30 A. 'M. Cblltth cfODJ. munion and preachlnl. -4ler. Harold C. Doster, Pastqr. . ·. ., •K.._, Tf1• Church of Cllrlst, every Sunday 9:30 A, )f. SuDI1iJ and communiun, •Jeottd Sunday in montb 10:~ A. ll. Chureh eommunlon ancl 'rei~bla• (ourth SundaY fn moDtll 7:30 P. M. chur~h, preaeblnl.--oiJ.eT, Harold C. Doster, Pastor. -' \ ' Scho~l '' Seven Residents Respond To Call i'or 'Needed Blood is th~. upholstery of ease. If you want to. \ ~oney. have tt toft lat~r, the thing to do is to put 1 little padding in yout bank account now...... -· ' , rM GLAD.I SAVED AT .• , . The FAIOO;RS BANK and Savings ~empany \ - ·- POMBRot, OHJQ, • -'ember Federal llelerYe Syatem MEt,IIIR fiDilAL DIJIOIIT INIURANCI CORP. J '' r • Nominated By Women ' EVERYWHE RE AS THE' nME and .MONEY SAVER . . . ' ·' r I OF ' TH·E, YEAR , • MAYTAG ..• lbat a Republicaa SEE THE AUTOMATIC WlSHER and DRYER . BEFOII 'YOU IUY : . ;:. Republiean Conhit program. !'~:;;~~;..a delivery weleomio~t addtP.u, at tbe even. tummed, up the eon-. Of ClODYn.tiOn ral:e. in .greelng Harcy S. . Hiland Weaver ' . I Chapel. leT. EdJIOD Bible School 10 a. m. Supt. ' Eblin; Moraine aervlce 11:30 M: i EvanaeU.Ue Service 7:30 II. Grtct~ lpl~eopal ChYrch, l11t Mala St'reet. Pomero)'. Rev. J. Edwin Charlea, Reotor: .Mra. Coclrie W. Clark, oraaatat. W-orship and llertnon 1t 10:30 A. M., Holy CommuD.ioo flrst SU~dwy in month. Be1Innera and Prlmary, at 10:30 A. 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