http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0adad18f2072a28d8030dd8e9bdae877.pdf 8200e98c3561faedd0aa7337291ba202 PDF Text Text ' ( • 'I l ' H. Stewart, and t.he 1irll ~ c:-Tbl ~tlae.l, PoJD.~l·KiddJepc;trt. 0 ., Aug. 28, 1956 relaUve6 In Ohio, were week ead City Lf vi51Una rel:~tl.,ea ben. ed f(lr 1 we-et'a yiJil wlth their .:...,;,:::::r:::::-::-:::0:::-::l:':'T~-,=-C.,.,..!C:'-'-'-~-::---:;~-::-;;:::- guelrtl of ber brotber, Mr. an.d Robert Hennesy, Roler Covert tJnt MIDDLEPORT • manaa:er of tb.e Evaos Super Mrs. Orin Smith and family. ~&Jtket waa a bualneta vWtor Olin J . Claire and famUy, Kennetb Murray attended the srt.ndmotber. Earll ~ueboll game ln ctncJnnaU Su.n- }(r. and Mra.~. R. K~ ~ lfip,4 and Carol, enrouk from thdr ai>d Jelfr<q, ~~To CIV'IVJY . ,.WD.lPer home in Lynn Mleb., to . aod Mrs. Wllbur TbeobtJd Colun,tbUI ,Vbefe ~ J:leanar Duffy , daughter of Mt. ~elr winter home in 8:omutead, attelided tbe State Patr Suodlr. 111as Polly Karr ~~ Ghv.., ud Ki'a. Donald DW:ty, ~~ Jl'la. were •ee• 9d Illest& 'uf 'C. H. Whe Jr. Ia r~verilll Ore State Fair• .--~ S1JIIdl)' from a two weeki ·v.t.ut Mn. Freda Wellina. froa bruUes and shock IUiialned -..!oral Jl-e:el,~•u with teJativ.e s io Pituburch. Mqo. Recen~ guests of Mr. , and Mn. 'Vbfilll. be fell rete~~tl)' It bl.s bom.a ~~th,g.Z;b'J dar Mary Sqe Dors~ . and _Mary Guy Reynolds aQd Jlrs. MlD.tnl a ladder broke Mr. Wlla JIQDdQ Ul& R Princes Ma~ar, Cornm.,;:, vuH.ed Cbilden were Mr. aod made at Mel&• General -~=· ,.. ·~lhft ~. '~- l!:l..nwr Pa icla and Mary Rita Jones, Plttsburah, who and b under the .~e or ~ haYeD. and GtQJ'Ie Bets. PhU., Duff)'. . , . visitln& relatives In West Vl<'orinta ·Kloes and ·cquab de'] ...l• bn 1lte4 Vbitm.J: ·Jir. ad . Mr. and Mrs. V. Hham Belchner Today Mrs. Childers, Jlrs. returned from · ¥1111Ung ..-Seffner, 11a., an~ Mrs . Edna Hay· nolds and Mr. and Mrs. lira. C. '8-. W._ Har.riJOnvUit Jld. mJa, Columbus, vlsited Mrs. W. are visiting tbe State Fair. !~:~F~r:~encb and Jodi, )(rl:. Mlsa Maude TewJbary, who and Ha!~ Devol been visiting in ColumbU.. fOr Jlrl. WUIIIID Ana:el, Cbarle,too S. Parsoru. Monday . Rh onda and Sbaron Ervin., wbol4il husband il tbe new aula. 4"b d d. 1 and they attended past month, has returned to her =;:;.;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; J P,.eter ' Donau.on , an uec (lr daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Ho- in r at the Rutland &hoolll, has rented ard Ervin Racine spent the tbe state ftlr where tile children home on South Second AVenUe'> Mrs. Cecil Grogan, CoLUD.\j)UJ, the Clinton Fi sher apartl!'ent on :eek end w'tth their' trandparenta !!law the Roy Rogen fami1y. •Mnr. Coal Street &nd Nt1rth Th1rd Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ftnk. Kloe.. ba.s been oD vaeatLon Uom spent tbe week end here ind was accompo~~nled home by her $liter, Mr. Donathon. HuntmgtDll , was a Rhonda celebrated her fourth the Telepbone Compaay. Mr .and Mrs. Don Leaeh wert~ Ruth Wise, who will return tae.rm business visitor here Monday . birthday 1 n the Primary Mr . and Mrs. Frederl('k Metu, Department Sunday r;.f the Church tn Columbus, Sunday to attend Wednesday. the f).lr. . Arcbie Rumfir:ld \Dtl H:•dlilt>vllle, W . Va .. \lho had been of christ Blbla Cshool Sandra }Julford, who baa been Judy, Chauncey, vPJtifd AND visiting in Barn':'l~ille .. stnpped Mr . and Mrs. James Donnelly and relatlvea bere ,r9t. . Monday for a VISit wll~ Fred I. and children returned Sunday in Children's HO&pital, Columbus BUSINESS OR · ·'' ·f 1 Gardner, pastor of the Church of from a two weeks' visit with re· for su.rgery hu been returned to ly. her home. She II a victim of p~ Mrs. Wesley Fry. P""lden~ Christ. Mr. Gardm•r and Mr. lahves i.n Pittsburgh. PROFESSIONAL Metze were cla'!smate~ stt Bethany Mrs. Lewis Koehler is visiting lio and bas bad bncea phlced on the Middleport Business College, WheellnR, W. ~a . relatives in Crooksville and will her leis which she wlll wear tor fessional Womt>n's Club, OFFICES Mr . and Mrs . Otto Eu('nn.e~~er, go OD to Groveport to aufst In the next six mOotha. A ~ltiq Keith Suiter, president pf tbe Just completed in New Mauthon, Fla ., who are VL'Hluti the care of her new grandson, te1cber haJ mlfde it J)ol:ilW.~ for Upolis BPW, were in Marietta , the little Jlrl to contiau:e her ~ay to attend a President's Bulldlnl Occupied By J. J, Jelfrey Lot~is Haines. af!bool wort. 1 inK at the home of Mrs. IGiad)rs Mr. and MH. CarroU Meadows Davis, M.D. Dye, distr~t diret:tor. PliiLIJ ~ere and fami1y wbo were'! called bere Mr. aqj:l Mn. Walter Eulenbaeh )Jiade tor the District meeunc to by the death ot bis aunt, Mra. and children, Kenostia, Wise:. wer6 Jle hP;~ on Oct. 1.4 at the Betsy Dea Hayes returne~ to Columbus. \ cueata at a family party at the ·~ Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Busb at- home of Mr. aod Mra. Verne Dav- )filllJ...:~ Club . . In Marietta. . tended the Homecoming 11t the Mt. il Friday. Others preaeqt Weft iiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ Sunday Alton Hopewell Baptist Churcb Mr. and Mra. Carl Mooh- and where Noah Haskins, Mid- Marlene-, Mr. and Mn. ii dleport, 11 the pa11tor. Mn. Busb Quite a few pcopl~ from here and son, Larry and graad- MEN & WOMEN FOR ADDED INCOMEl , went on to attend tho Eaotern Smith chlldren, Mary Lou. Car-olyn abd attended the Meigs County ·Rellable men or women for this uea to bindle the Worlds Star, State or w. Va, annual plo- Jimmy, Pomeroy: W. B. Swiabef\ ML~nd Mrs. Gene -· cc; 'I • Famous nk at the Eastern Star home Middleport. " J Sund~ with hls ~Q:~,~~ GILLETTE BLUE BLADES neoc Milwood. W. Vo. Appcoxt, Mrs Myrtle Watkln~; and W; Mrs .Cb•rle.s Congo and mately 500 were present at the and Mrs. N. S. Whl.te, Akron, who Keno, ObJ9. pknic . LADES Mr. aftl Mrs. Che.ater Powera had been on vacation in the Then;. GILLETTE RED (thin) B De '"d Mn. J. J, D•vls ottended 11and .Ialaod.s and the Whltefaai are opetflnfi 1a new atOre at ~eda· NOw beiDJ sold through a beautUul merehandlslng dis~en· hi.s family reunion at Serpent 'Mountains, have beE!n vlflltlng MTI. ville. Tbey will baadle Kelvinllltol aer _ tbe modem method of selllng merchandise today · Mound. Sunday. R. S. Whit-e and family. Mrs. Wa'" producta, gasoline and otber :tr:Ood 1 a unuauol opporlutty lo seeure your future. · ldnr returned to her home Ftiday Middleport Pen'. 1 Mrs Lowell Probasco took her To quollfY you must hove $1,399.00 eaah available for In· mother, and tbe Whites lert Sunday Mrs. E. S. Shott, to her ventory, three references, aatd a ear: five spare hours weekly, home In Sedalia, Monday. Mr. •nd Mrs. Jack Wbite daughtera, Ja~J.,. an<l JeEUen and mout be able to ~art at once. The wmpany will extend fl. Mr .and ~s. Paul Cunningham Wa&htngton bourthouse, h.v~ and son Dr ce who have been Jll1lcia11Mllltancelo full tbne. If desired. been vialtlng her . o. 'J1IIs pregram Is a dealership between the man or woman living In N w York are vi&ltig .. leeled for this area and VEND-0-PACK CORPORATION his parents, Mr and Mrs. L. L. cnrftute to tlfelr and Ia not wnnecled with Gillette Safely Razor Corp. How. CunninghBm, new home in Tulsa . Okla. A !am· ever, the produet that lo 111ld t.llrough our dispensers has the ily r('unlon was held Sunday at Thf 1~entlnel advantag~ of MDUons of Dollo111 apenl yearly for advertising. the Cunnmcham home when 'Alii euellent opportunity Is offered In a dependable per· their daugh~er, Mrs. Harold Pratt oon who Wlaterested In his future. It's an alleash business, and huslland and son. Parkasburi ~~optecalon proof, no credit mk. Do not answer unlc" fully and Mr. and Mrs . Clifford Cunningham and sOnj were home ll..~;;:;i;;;;&t~;;;;;• qualified for the neeesSBrJ time and Investment, Mn. Cunnln~tham and sont~ who 1 TONIGHT • lnwme ltarls Immediately .had .been vl!Qti,ng her mother, Mrs. A free ,~o'W\Jii of' the IIIJ ~nd • Business Ill set up for you " wt.m-.dl- 'nobs6n, returned home Variety s~ow will be made to• No ,.mng or 81llleltlng Sun.clay evening with Mr. <;:unn- night beglJlnlng at 8 p. m. in the • Company oeeureo orlglnallocallona Ingham. T 1 , Mrs. Robert Burningham and Fomeroy ..un or High Audltori.!Jm. • No expedenee netessary FOR PERSONAL INTEIWIEW IN YOUR CITY- WRITE • her tather, John Walk , loft Sat.. RITIRIO TEACHERS TO MilT urday to join Mr. Birmingham VEND-0-PACK CORPORATION The Meigs County R1.;Ured Teac. Granrl Rapids, Mich. hen AI!IJOciation wUJ meet Satur· '7&33 CLAYTON ROAD ST. WUIS 17, MO. Gilbert HayeK. Columhus. WIHday~ pt 1:30 pm, at Lhe Sycra~se PLEASE INCLU!ll'<.l!W1lPHONE NUMBER , Yiilltnl' here recently. Laughead, N1.1w i'orlt Melhodi11t r~urell, It WRS announl!> ed toflav by the prellident. MhB March1 Karr. ht!te Monday. • I ' • f r ';- I ' . .. • '" • ~· • ~,· .,~'I',I>C, • " ' ·aiJ· . ' I, 11 •· ' nttn.e . ~ 1 FOR RENT APARTMENTS CALL ··- 6170-J sTermedWo (YOUR CITY'$) I,IADI,.. PIAf'O lff*'.,.,t~te•OIID ~~· ' ' . ~~~~INirO, \ '~;7~~~--~~~'------------------------~--~'-------FLORIDA HOMES New Middleport uwOYOIIntriiUIAeAi.IH~ ..,j I• I • .' ' ,'" ..~ . ·~·. ' ,.:1.';:,!"• • ..QUAU~ ".'"',• . ' . " 'f.~i-4 \ .' . ,::> • player and audience. This iruperlat4oe ~ Is the result of four exclusive. Klnib•l!.:J~; t11res. , 1. PiP!' organ too~ cllimber , 2. Ulrect,-full <blow acUon POi<TLAND . ·, ·""' . , vi;t• ;' . .: ,, ,'.,';.,~ · 1· D'lS.IIV:'1'w' ~ ;~''O,Ul ~ 01 . _, • '"' ' ' · .. ~::;; 1 -". ,r , 3. Balaiteed even-teriaion scale 4. Life-crowned Toneboard Equally bi!autjful Is the encasement of this lovely K.lmball. Lines of lovely rhylh· mlc curves; vabrlole legs, delicate carvlltg in low relief. Truly an exquisite piano .0 comple\<jy \Wlrthy of y®r home. liMB· llliiJ If J · • h ·· t C , · • · AfiOCUltlon when tbey met Tues. day ewntns ~ tllie Hl,cb Sebool wltla Wt1U1m Scarberry, prqldent prealdlnc. otber new offir.,_crs are v~ prealdent, Cberter Erwin; setl'elai'J', Pranldln Trlp1ett,. and , l, Curtis JenkiRIOb wa1 11 financial teerelny. ., • ,ELBERFELD$ ; ~ I choose " ... 1 Sanisonitel JOHN W. MOORE D.V.M. '" '~ . Commit~• " '·' . ON I , Uked ~ to oont.att ruu, ud an r.!~::l pll)'en' parents to lik them to tqMe · to tbe MAA meet- iap. Twelve . fdl: 1 • nlfm~ lbe meef.inl.. were pi'CieDt SUez COmmit· by Ausl'raliau Prime MlnUtu Robert ~ Meaziea meet. today to atuaj of 10' aple waterw~ thlt·iUpplies moat of Wett Europe with lfl: oiL Tbe eOmmittn 1fq: •'1'alt.iDI a reply from N.aner. on wheD and wta'ft'e- the comralttee wcauld meet iwi~tlt~,h~lm~to~-~~;a·~·~""~' I Zipper Binders · oper- tee beaded hi• no the pule. di,. the the "PP"• 2 OF 3 ring $1.~9 Gralnfd t•n · or brown c:owhiM.. 3,.1d• tipper clotlng, 3. pockiP.fs, ' with Jfpttr,j . •• . <r \ ' .,<.;~ '•I . . ' . ._,Known · f-1 ~ .gici~ On Labor . SEP~!JMB~R ~ ...................... I.ADIIS' THIII·PIICI sn ONLY 1'hfi five-nation Frantllu ..13'HROUGH , I . BrltiQ- and Frtlldl - peasimism incruaed •barply with the expulaioa. ~ two Brit,iab dlplomatl from Cairo flp' ..espionage.. and a Soviet at.atement of all-out support for Prealdent Gamal Abdel Nauer In hll iirm .ltapd a· gainst the West. BriUan wu reported seeking alternate meuurea ir EIJpt l'f!futee to neeotlate a Suez rettlt!meot. Planning ranged from the- outrigbt military Rizur.e of the eual to a li~ party proposal for eotlltrue Tueaday Uon of a new eanal or pipeline-. . ' IL Sdaafo VACk\'.lliN ~UGUST aamed ~~j:~:;;~1 G~me VETElUNARIAN ' to Tooigbt the Alumni game eommittee: Searbci-ry, Gary Hovatkr and 1..an)r Wee, wiU meet witb the Pomeroy eommJUee to com· plete plan• for the ttme . ONE OF 1HUI , ,,.. ' . The Greatest Names on Campus papen c.alled the Menziet miuion CaJro a "prelude to a war are-elected gainst Egypt." Then wlll be a meetins TburseveninJ at 7!30 at the school all Alumni 'IJbo plan to p~y next week 1n the Middleport-Pomeroy -Alumni pme. Pla:ns tor tbe game and iuurance will be disCUlled at tbls time. .IIIYII 111,11 YQI ,"~·~\~ , LONDON- UP - AngloEgyptian relations wonened tOOay, with the obsenerw In Cairo apealdng of tbe pol!libility of an O(M!ID diplomatic break- Some LoDdon new.. Robert Iilii• ..,... elecrted president of the Middleport Athletic lHE FINEST, .. ed 0pen Diplomatic Break Is St-en As Possibility Athletic Group Prexy IS Named . .... ~$·,. - ' "'J~ ,_ ,. .,, f lnc:recHIIIy vibrant In tottf ~ci~'sb ~~~~ • • STYLE ' ' , , , , , plano, tbi! new Instrument Ilia deU~bt. to ·, · 'i~ • V.ALUll ,>;,.•, Dayb~pk · . .. , ' ' 1" ' WIATHII .·~~af P~ogram Here ,, ' \, I L'oo...Ltl!lf Fine Onward Typrnlli.'Poper f57S0 c..., tU'.IO w.ct,.bt, ttut ftoln '. Fl~ler 1218hettf't Wtdftl d,ncttrd IVa x 11 II\. Ill* yfli"U:IW paper. ~3c ttet hll. ..... ' 10c · 25c 49cr • Whitt Onword , Typing:Po',.r ~ads ' at tile It the eve.tl!O Llli!or by li• !Zl, Ia • :v,ara a:• Ilia IU.I ..... •lilt ,.Pfl',•• SMwte quality ebove, In .handy 67-l!heet; 1 ,w~dJ. ' Popir D\lbeln, naUoJiai)J will be une of Police Averi , Caqgl{Ut4'Ftg~t ' •rnv Eagles Four Girls Start Fund To Assist l)esjlerate Father ' ·To ' Sltadysi~e, FiDe Is Forfeited ~eeting ., C.,urt ~5~ ' .,. lltn- IPKI•II l~ ,f,,,.ncila~ ·So much beauty at 10 little co1tl 11 HOJ'Hiloftfl~· Ctulady rop ;.;: I Slil!rpener lt'• amarlas ' htrh IQ! til ~~~. 811~1j Allftr 24c Sam10ntte let.ll ' you pack lt\ort clotllea Ia, loll .,oce- • 0 11alftlooltolllllo ktet~ wrinkle~ ••• lute throu&b o 8tudeMt Caft aemeater after ameater. ltl rich "better--tJtn-leather'' llnleb wardl off tcufflng aad. wipea alee.n with a Jlmlr.tl" damp cloth. J~rl metadk flnllh.t t, the wa•hoble LATIX wall point j, BrtPt non· t.e.rnlahlnR drawbGltl open. Come In today and ehOOM your ~~et from our wide rana• of ea• ..............,. ONIV I441J0 . QuiH frippll' ........ ,1,. ttf.K T·'!'II·IJIIItr ..... ........ .:. ~a:::) "'''~ t~thl · ~ ,. •-lttlnc ..... ' ,, l . ' ' lo..t• 'PolO I, ' lrt '. ''511' ' Mil~•' '.Anltleh · ' ' ' :59c vlluf' Color~ to cut)' out lvti'Y d.cGJ"atiq: ~~ehem1. Euy to appjy,' dri•• ID aa hour~ tt•• 'wu.arlll.t"d 'fN,Ibable. G.UGa d~ ~ w.U. of u avwaptoWL loy •') \ Met•l 1unch lilt witt. 10-oa •• .U\IM bottle. · COMPANY s~i sm~eo n- 1007·Y· ms-x ' ' Wodem ' • lhotf IIN¥1.. . strlpt:t. 4-10 ; . 1 . 1 ~ '' .~·· ~hm!.fltit , ·' Local Pastors Return From Conferences i . ' .•1.. \tarket l.lepof!$ ,, ' Cal;l. UP , Cbept-ieal 1 .u Jt•• worth ,CINCINNATI. let u. plaht. ,p laced with · ·tM '. Electric torp. · ~-- ·. R·AtLS.~~~· BEN. -. _____ dloe'!"•;........ GibrallMo oftltl .6-1~ . _$1."1 . ' l; PHONE •hi• Denim f •Oar $l~8 ~garees Lunch Kit . ' .... 2.98-$1.98 CLINTON Boys' ROfll~ Dtlt IVIMI Wins Top 'Hqn:ors, 67c SpKlall Rl~ ..,k , Htton fl\kiMII , '·~. BAKER FU.~·H·ITURii~ O~E BRIGHTESTCOR~dlt"-'MIDDLEPOn 1M "*"Y cuffa. 9·11 FISHER . ~ ~ 1.,, and color• MaH'S JWOIPIKI Sit L.umo 2pih7C . and clott u ...Uy •• a ~oxtbook! I•.-,.;. 12 .....,.n "'""'"" ,.1\"n' wllh wlthollt worryltlf about Qreslut Luggoge-Buy • ·.PI'f!.owo. I College AR·A.Mtrica• l'i.RKtRsBURG. W, Va. UP Four yoW2J: girls from neirby BeL touched lzy tbe plight of il~Wf' ,wbo offered to sell an eye ta ~Y .moun~lng medical rxpen· .a: ps, have ·•tartrd a fund to help the' fa(i\ily with $4 of the1r savings e~se hem! by t•l!"' \ The litfs. Wbo range in age from tulliati,ci ·Into the local maglstrate Herman L. Whobley to 13, each contributed ' S! taken a number from !1 of MJddleJM)rt was fiued $5 and fi'om thei:' piggie banks and are '••I•• Aerie1 which compri.&c: Calli on cllarges of nctlen o.,t,.. F;~~=-~ tbe F-ourth gtdng: from door to door seeking District. •tlon preferred by Police ChJel donatioas for Edward Newhart Jr. A. d8,ree learn from Nelsonville BaUey, tb~ arre.stiJJ.g olficer-. (If Bellalf~. Ohio. Will preform t})e initiatory dutier ,The .girls tt~ Judy King, 12; he:d · 'uae dbtrlct meeting, actordla~; sistet, Lorraine, 2; Joyce lvey. 13: . tci Ponieroy Aerie 2171. and berslster, Karen 10. They said The district meeting was oi-gin tbey ' decid~d to act after reading ally ~heduled to be held at Logao In a newspaper of "!'ewhart's offer bUt. wu transferred to the Pom to sell his eye. eroy Aerie at the rcque11t of Logan. Newbart made the offer to obtain , mODey to pay eJ::p,.nse!l reS\IItinJ from treatment for a rare ' ,, --- - · • O. UP - Pro- �• - -------- --- - ~ -- - ... . . . ·--· , ' ·- --""_.M .' ' 1--Tbe SentiJiel. Pcmi~Mtddleport, 0 ., Aug. 29, l!l56 · ==~~ · ~~~~~~ . ' Weaver Family E .. • Reunion Helld '•·' I II~IIUQ .. Q¥!1!1 . . GIN. MCI!t. . Ra~idled ., • except Sunday b1 The Ohln 'w'~AIII~I SeDUilN, fftC., It 110 M6C.I1dc 11., l'omeJ>oy ; 0 , Busl11esa vtfkto ptloD.e H8, editorial otf1ce pbo. . 891. ~aatter :!'.Dtertd. u tteoDd r.l10 matl:at Pomtll'OJ Ohio. r Our State Department b pret- ,. •• i - M.a1 y .·':j. ! 0 rl. R' C , 1 ans .r t · l: .l d ll • , Ill f othe Pa, visllttd T11c~d<LY dnu~ht ~r of ~"' ·~t"'-r'-'~Da;;; Uhlijijt L'f Atfe d ng t • k: with h . grandpaitmb, · und Mrs t 't'IIDk Gress, Ct\@. 9\el'. Mrs ..r W. Blaettnar and \)[l by daught er, Ell~.a•Jeth Ulivea, who had S(Jent the pa,st two mnnlh ~ Wllfl ~~· r P<~ n·n ts, Mr . and Mrs. Jilek Satlerf u·lrl, ond fu,mlly it•ft lhLJi week for Luke (h.ade.~ to JOLO J.t Blaf'Unnr ·who has 11 • tutnml ftom over~(·as duty 'l'ltt·y wer' •tcompnnli!ll tlterl'- by Mf. and Mrs. !<'red Blnt"tllllll' null daughter, N;mey Mrs Cal'L'foll Swan>~on ha s il l'( n vl.< il lng )h on<l ~"· 1 Cluu·O<-s Swanson and- ch•I,Jr••LL , ll.tvld <ttal Susan Oh!l1(ieet·, MARCH' 0 _-E. EN .$ . May Sttp lnlo Top ot his wl11~ lnpeil to •ldllllne hltnaelf In the "dump-Nixon" dispute at'< the Republican convention, Maaaachuutt• Q(lv, Chrhttian Herter Ia in line for a tnp admlnl•trallon o:ilce tf Jke Ill re*elected. Sl\QUid Mr. , Ei11enhowe1· win. a tecond term, there "II a strong po•tibUity "U iat Undcrsec ret~ry of State Horbort Hqover, Jr, llLilY bow out Hfrter Ia an otltl~fi !u.vul'ltg tu gEt the po11t nnd, In tiH! unllkeW event that John Fo,ter Dulle11 •hould n•Jip, JOe MatPClliLSetta RepuhUcaJ1 m!Jht move up to <::ablnet I'D.nk. Herter haa llwp.ya t4•r i, itrong lnlereal in foreign arratrl and would U~l!l ~tlll n& beller than to take on D. top auliJipl9Rt 11;1 the !:itute department untt,r Mr. Etaantiower. Hla llniJUUll• fted IL!ppoL>t of Vice Pr-.aldtnt Rtch&l'd M N1)(0n tor ttnomlnauon may make ~11 wi•P come tl'Ue. HoovtL', who r·olt to diplomatic pron1tnence bec11uae of 1111 aucce111ful handling of the sc111n· m11nt of tha Iranian oil dlapute In the eqt·ly d<tyil ot t.hl Era•nhower a<tm\nlllraUon, ia pre11enlly A.SHU:OTON- There · 11' apec\I.I&Uon that bt<!ause 1e!luU. I 2 .-- llam Hope: IHNte· \ HOUSE POR 1\r!NT •·I s_ :.:J.lr ...,~ ~MI'I r00011 ud both, Ill BuueU St. (Gravel Hill). Middleport. 01!10- Phoae ·(51 Lost & Found ti311MI •.00 IU!WAIU> FOR relura •! loot keys at '-omeroy or Middleport. " " ~,.,,e up at tht 'Mxt aualon of Conrrua, reaardiiM of the outcome Nonmber electlona. The ..,uon 11 thllt rovel'nment revenue throurh taxea hs wny tiP *au_.. of the ht&h economic activity, which meant lUsh ludlvldunt . and evrpora\e lnl!omea. , The "modll~" budll!l .surplua which Prelldent J:liJtmhower pre · dieted lut JP.UI'I')I' for the current 6~:~cal yea1· La IIW!tllng aml could aaaUy JG to two billion dollDra or more. U the aurpiUI 11 omch abDYI! tht two billion mark. the tD.X rec111c· ' Uon drive Ja aure to be on In force when Co~n111 retutllll u e;.~. t ) recreation. "Tree Farms" werle tile- ~roj~ct' started' and ArbQt . Da)'. obspva nc~1 la the '~ ., {e~·a' BEDlPOllJ" 19&3 PONTIAC Dlx. 8 cyl. 4 dr. S.dan . Two tone - n . Hyara· ptus taltes is one of the nm, matl.c Pom•roy, drtve,. $l,ODS.oo. Obio. a lllactt24 6tc Q( bandli11g the probl~m . l hnd Forked Run Lake ;~XI'~!I!s given by that the of the Ma•s, deotge- Carper and dauehten lefl tor Australia where they wlU visit · friend s and relatJVfB. Ma:s. Jasbn Bricklos of Sharp,.burg; visited ber .'lililer Mrs Kate Sloolalr a few days. ·Mr. .tnd Mr111., Guy w~ ~ ,('P nt)d dJugbter ~ Jean, attended lhe Weddirig ~f Margaret Mullisan and 1\darn styborskl at the- bnrhacll, l ~h'! ~ OQCeRtion Church, Kenton, Ohio, Saturday. Mr .and Ml'.!. Hanford Stani'J ebll,c,\rr-n >are spend\ng the imd'' Wttlt Mr. and Mrs. Bet· Gru~se r and family of 1953 FORD Custom 8 eyl. 4 dr. · &!d•n. $1,0Dl5.00. Blaettnan Pomeroy,. Oblo. 60 Heilman of Dayto~ I • visite I -- ON FOOT C11rm. ~·-- e za ,e,. ~--~--~--------~ PEA.CHES WE ' ore .pJcklqg . 11:0~ ' 12:00 Belle ttl ~~u,,~~·~ - Sian Ott , ' ' ·Fllnl a. ter, Oh,IO l'aney. • HOtrSE .I'Oll SALE· 6 rooma t11d • 'r ' ' Weather , l . ~ .• lo • ' • , ~~~ ~oA~·, D~ A • .lliiOI'!i!j!J! ' )lopublll"'~ '. .-"·-"'c-+-----~---------- CANNING TOMATOES for .aalfl. Diaa S*tser Phone 3688. , ,.~ ' 6:30 DfmeytJnd J· , 1 ;! r,f•""- 1' !1 "~ · •[!BQ . "'11\I'-\!'11•!1!L~i'll!iiW ,, . .Hll batb, 2 lute claterna, furn1ce, ~_&ctri.e pu.m_p. For a barg.io, see 'llbomas A. Evana Weloebtown, Mineravllle:. · · S.27~tc ll;j'l'f'l'W~ 11:00' ~.O • IUQ: o:OO ;;, _, _x 81IO Sportt .. bomjcorolng of .. ;.;_ .$ _.tv ··· I ~:,tp. Pi'Y~·~il IIO' LAIOII·IIA Y SAL. Mlki!JIIIloolll lor !be ' t~7 Modtl Scott • Atwoter outboard Mof.or.a tb•t will be on the Mar. tet In a few weeks. , tn for roatltlng.. arrived sons•. Jack and Dena; of To~~o gueate of Mr. alld atn. Joh<o Smtih and Mr. and J\lrs. AI. bert Swatzel. . . Ml'l. Ray Seidenable. Mn. ~ the Pomeroy Gr&.p Enjoys Outing ' IIW DISCOUNT I At Lake Sunday 19 ·Business ,-~~~~~~~~-ities ( ' \ $PROFIT THIS YEAR$ ''YOUR Mldd epott .Arta SUNRISE but • be•utlful, mod!ru prte- TO by1 Mr ,.and Mr1. Wyatt Tbompaoo ,and children:, suzanne aDd Jimmy, Mrs. MArcia DeJA)' aDd Ml61 faae He-rder-all ~t ColumbUI SUNSET . Legal Notice ~ ' w!P set you · up ljt protected Jocpt.Jon capital. D•il')' {Isle loc1tlon.s are selected by q1en Witb 1Y!!!Inl of marke~ Route No. 2', POIIt 'Office 01! Yo~r Dial 3;1. Youth S3. lbcctamt.. Uon The only dltl'erence betwttn tht Republican• and Democr:1h on the IMUt w11l be the form It •hould take. 'l't\e Republlelftl may want to tpt~ad It around a llllltt fl\ OI'fl )Mtween Jndlvlduala and corporation• tnlillea.d of JivlnJ It all tu lhtt Wll&'! tuner throurh a boot\ in the ll\dlvlduat income t11x tlunal •I!Cit)Yt 1418 NOR'l'B MARKET STREET OHIO WoosTER. I !~~~~A~N~UE~L~U~S~~:I~~·~~ SERVING AllEi\S IN ·a nd AROITND I·F n\ 'SYRACUSE- MINERSVILlE- RACINE- LETART FALLS -LONG IDfs. l BOTTOM- REEDSVILLE- TUPPERS PLAINS- ALFRED-DARWIN CHESTER- CHESHIRE -LEADINC,; CREEK-HOBSON-BRADBURY . \ \'" • RUTLAND;. DEXTERDYESVILLE- CARPENTER- PAGEVI . . . LLE eoritut. ' · OOP ttrattJI•t• rttornl•e the tan, lanky Ttnne•an •• one of tht bl.si vo~ a:etten Ult Democrat. bav• and 1'41a11n they wUI hav• to p tar to ~Wihr•ct hi• tnJaJh'll don•to--ee.rt!\ pei'IOnnllty · I · Loelrl Per Alrtctdt-urt department plana to atart , . _ . , 1 .:heclu tor the acru.fe reaervt about •Labor ••• of Umt for tanner~~ to realist whO ~· '•"" latllt tn tM!r before tliiCitkm d&)', that farm income aq4 prlee. Will •tt,y now and Nov~rnll•j. ~ther argulnlrf lpokttmcn lft pt' ~ a~a• . ,will campat'p ori' '\hi biuta or • I'Ooent01,mt. CRYPfOQUQTE. ~ 11~'1 . ~ how : " x v··n t a NJ,ll.Jt a It LONOFI:L~ L. oW . ~ ,01' : atlU'ula;;~··~~~~· ~~~~Ih!~~:~~Fl ti'9P,htu, tha length and .' thtltlter l thttealmplr L'1, X •! fOil Ali-J letter• IU"' ' . co'd~:~ . 11tioh j)f.y lht · ,. . . ' tl•· · >MJLY QJWw..ltnt. tann 1tatt1 thll fall Whtft Dtmoeritlo- vlot •prtl\dl!lullal .:a.ndtd&te Eltll K•fauver and Republlel.n ApiCulture 8ecretlli'Y Ezra Taft Benton vlt for aertcultural' votll . ln. • nG-holdl•bll.fl'iHl • ANCE CHt.~ES FOR DEALE;B . ' ..,J,lt'rJ T" l'.lltORI' FRIEND- It'• •hapin.J up U a l:l&ttlt royal In the THE DAILY SENTINEL NOW HAS WRITE OR PHONE: DAreY ISLll SALES ~~." tic·· , PAGEVILLE. ti ARRISQNVI LLE tes u . ''C]l_Jrlle ' DEXT.R • DYESVI L LE ·CARPENTER . . . ~ddreel cotton S8 W lks back forth · k and illot January. IN and BETWEEN AND SUP.PORT' ON MdR1'. GAGE FOR LOCAL BANKS TO F.FI'ECT SAVING ON FI~· . ' APPLES FoR SALE mUN •OIIth ol)lutl~nd. · lohn ·L, Rom· woven A c.,.ptol:lo,_!·q,;.\,i~~· • • ~~OB.I.TORWM Dl/ft!N~ COMPANY ENDORSEMENT a.autc. ,· 3f. Mulberry s~ 1Jttlr r.\rl 36. Narrow •trip ot ' .. , : ~· Paraoni, hto thfl SUper ' Outbo~d that hal~ your ' li:Oe your LabOr Day •n enjoy· abl• one with 1 New Scott At· · W&ttr From: \ M!:!tropoUtln AutG SaleiJ, 2115 N. Second Avt. Middleport Ohio. 82. ty;ature . Newbur&, :Misaourl, Star Roqte No. 2, c/o treaa :eoulware. i1 bereby ~"!lfl<~~!l~t on the 17th. d&f of 'H. fl UIOD8 1 all ' . ' ' --- -- Is Delivered Ott The Dfty ,Of PoblieatiOn by Motor Cat•rier eldlDI at Newburg, Mlaso.,;t, Star 990 $300 A WEEK. M% OF SEASON snt.L 'ftE. ~s. CAPITAl, REO!JIRED: lliOOO Up .. Helen F. 'Paraona, a Minor, . n- ,T~TION• OWNEIIS B!\IININQ UP TO -, ol Tp)edo. At tbe' late tbey were Joloed A national c h a I n ot indlvldually o w n e d 1M, i!!Xelusively deaia:ned patented. Not t~' roadaJde stlnd SCott A\water ot • nt1 ' A crouP of Pomero1 relatlta motored to BuiT Oat Lake SundaY for a · pt(Ji)c •dinner. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jobf1 Smith, Mr. and lin. Alberl Swatzel and daughterr, Joanne and Marlyn, Mr. aod Ml"ll. Homer Welter and d•UJbters, Me.llnda lb,d Suell•, all of Pomeroy and tbelr guesta, Mr. and Mrs. Rl;,echnanrd ,; 1 Mler an,d soil!, J•ck and .LI a::'!.alii survey experience. B-27-3te 1:311 Fe'mtnlne ... G~orJ;Ia and Elberta'•· Will bo rea<IY flrot of S.pl8111ber. Brlna contilnn. Web.ster Fruit Fum a Mifeli east of Cbe11· · <' l;lomeco!'1h,~ ' . I To ·.Q~ S~pt. 1 ~ 11-l-U DAIRY!' ISLI ITORIS FR'YEi\8 1 at Cllftor.d Letf!Jolt, Rook Sprlnss, Pomel't))'. Phone 032-X. RocHprings Methodist 8 24 6tc 19J for Sc.ie ___,...,_ 1dioiown. ~unt, Mrs. Glenn Lee. ~ Blaett,~~;_j(__1·~7.:...)_:_H:.:elp Wonted . publte ac}l.ools was another eatry "ptojcct. In thl! conservation. of tlle eslablisJunent of Watershed \ ' ond llrt. Gerald illnt, Sbodo. 1 Mr. and Nn. Watber EnDJ, and aon Da'Vld are tbe JUeats of John Dill and daughter. Min l!!ltber. Mr. and Hn. Rlehard :Mier, lltd KITCHEN . HELP ' WANTEDPomlrGJ• Obio. · Some experienc9 needed. Ale 11111 POIITIAC Dlx. a eyl. 4 tlr. betweea 30 and 110. Appl1 'in SedtD. Hydramatk drive. Orle· penon., Home Reltaurant. Middleport. 8 211 lui Bloelt lin!Jh. $1511G.OO. Jllaettun. Pomeroy. Ohio DO YOU USE Avon 8 24 6te . Well liked by women every· where. There is an exclusive op. ' . ION CHEVMLET BelAire t dr. portunlty for you to' be an Avon Sedan. Power Steerlnc. 0~ RepresentativfllD WllkavUie, W!!careful owner. Mate ua •n Jlatoq, McArthur, GallipoJil, and pJfer. Blaeatnra. PMneroy, Ohio Pomeroy. Write Eleanor Broa.. . l .f, ~ 8 2t lit . ' del, Box 94:", Portsmouth. ., -·"'--11, » ...,. _......., .... _. a ....u.._ uae ,_..,.. iQI". bellt! her dutito WI WtdDHday. u- --· .,., u - l · -.., r~II r . I ... Mrs. G1eo Dill and lin. .... . .uu ..-.. -wao Mr. and !ln. Clllloni'E!.orlbaeh Jlr, lnd lin' Bllpb II Beary of Etbel I.mrery left Sunday fGr a and Mlu Ka)' HIDIOII. were C61umbUI vitltor• SUDda,, Lakel•ad ,Pia. _.. tbe lllt'ltl or YWt Ia Columbu.a. - ~~·~~~~~~~~~~be former 's son, Wil- t-roy. Mr .and Mrl, Wyatt Will of Col· here for a fourt~en Mr~ J oh.n Tubbs, rom CI'IY. Ml• Kay HJmoa ol B.u., Boo b.l, litt«r IDd bnttbef.I.Q.law, Mr. ~ opeotllttJ the week wllh Mr. ond - -!iii-.......;.;~~ Mrs. CUI!ord Ebtnbaeh. Mr. aad Mn. Joha Jamea~ -ed' to tbelr bome, Toledo '8UIIdw after • weeU vi.sit wltb Mr. lid Mn. H•rry Kelaer, MlnernWe. llr. ofld Kn. Earl E.IIY '"" ' weekeud gueeta (If Mr. 1atl Mn.. Mr. and Mn. Herbert mxon and children, Sutaa and Roler attendeel the C. V. Dixon famlly rfi.Ulion, Sunday, held at the home or llf, - ........ f!,1.91l.OO: af(l.ong don.ltrvanw 'iHstrich Sedu. Dylllflow. 1M3 BUICK So>O<Ial Pomuoy, Mhktleport and Muon. receatl:r. dlepott. Ph. ' Kartb•, son HitTY 10d Mr. and .J ib. Clwle.a Weaver of GaDipoll1 were Sunday 1uea18 of Mfu NetUe Kothler. llr. IDd Mn. Kenneth Donahue gf Dayton were weebad p_eata of hJs pll't!nb, Ill'. aad lin. \ .Tames Donabue. Otto ~lnbihl and IOD. .JohD were buplneq vilit0111 ill Po'"""' , ltioa•BUICK VB S~per 4 dr. SedOD PomeroJ, Ohio. Twin lurblae Dtnollow. Top VB ii~ance. $1.895.00. Bllett- For reat .- Eleatrie , wallpaper DIH. Pomeroy, Oblo e 24 etc s.teuner. CllDton .P'laber, Mld· ' llad Mr. ond Kro. Sel"71' Wblto ,.d Only 10 per cent Down and 24 Montlu td par 011 Tbe New ester.:, tjl:l• ot the , BEOFOltD 'I ,,,r:••pt.. clau,bten, Haney pareaU, Mr. and )Ira. H111'7 Keil· 'bo:ueiOIUd l l n U ~111'1 llttiQ i1tn1ce. Wtll whose wife li a mem~ · of the Rutland Garden Club. lfe was in· &trume'ntat In irlteres.t1ng Mr. Reed t;n the 0 . F . A. and in cpn· servatWn, that is the- c(tnserv~Uon of n~,Ud resources auch ll.!J tim· ber pl\ water, anlmal llfe, etc t't:e ·.o. F. A. was orsani&ed about fifty YJ!3r& agp and ag.on· ex· panded to includ~ th~t ;preservaUon not QJllY· ~f timber but. o{ soH nn4 water, wild life and even ,...clay ... :'omplete ' WRBEL AUGI!fJONT. ' 4. Gtbl!l WI and daughter of Columbu1 •;s 8~-' Auw Services 181 w. were iD Columbu, · IOftli llf· Sund•r for a "Yla.it wlth blJ IJ'IDd-- 'lildcll.......;. _ _ _ _ __ ·~· Auto Sales tb..,tata tatr.. Hr. lOIII Mro. hl11 f"tber, Emmett Will Memben ol tbo Po•••"Dl Rev. and l(rs. Joel Myt'rs 1 n 1J tilt daupter, Debra Elaine, of Rurti- fl'OIIp, aylvanla were Wfti.: end JUtsta ot rot-eti~ lfr. •nd Mr1. Jame.s W11l and Mr. from the •nd )Ira. Eldon Weeki. llr. anA lin. 'N•lter Eulenbach and childrtJJ returned to their ltome KnGiba, W1~ Sunday aftft' a villit with Mr. and Nrs Carl L~~:',?.~,; Moore. 1! 111811 Marleae Mlore visited Sun- Jerry :fa)' eveairq: with Jlrfr. and Mrs. R. baro E. Wilaon of Shade. M•rtln, Mr,.. Carl Moore and Mrs Har- Frankie ,Wippel and old Eber~b!\Ch ac~Olllpam ed Apr 11 Sba.steen , ~anna Wat.,o n and Dorothy Arnold to Parkersburg MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL wbere dnam majnr and flag bea.-. Admitted. Mn. Jame~ Fau lk)n~rf tr euill were ordered fur the Middleport; Pomeroy H11iib School marching blind. Mrs. Clifford Youn~.; I'OLue-rtJ)'; Mrll Jobo TUbba, l'ouwroy,· P~al"£• Clarence Andrew• and ~n. . Jimmy, and Clyde Andrews- ]Pft G ri!Y ~S.· Middl~p ort. Monclay for Bu.bradgl:", Md. til Ot!!dtarged. Eh ~lu te, Mr. oDd Mr,. Ronoto H. . . . Vm COOooy, 11811 s. 'fblrd Sl. 1111& - · a..,.; Harry KelHr. ) Oa, ,te,. numbered lOB. Albert liD the 11116 l!lodelt, Now Ia Stock Lr u rn 'fl~ 28. C4\tchers • TAX CVT-Propoula tor a to:< eut an praoUc1Uy CCI'tnin to on4 oou•t I 1.. :13.~trlpJed, '}tn-L\IIi C4ii ~ \It• mut 8\lt the-y hopa th&t Benton, wlt.b • worklnr 10U blhlhd him. wUI be ablt to c&rry th• day. • Mr, und Mrs. W .~, (Shorty) Benv~r and family, Lr a, Rbnnle &Ltd l'hri!l:ty and Mills ~ e(l)"' l)l~ne J <me Ritter Or Col u bu's '•.lpe-nt the week encl wlth ~- !tltnver~a muthm·, ~IT•. J M, Ac<~er..<lh<M'al· nut Street, MlddlopOL h .____ ''· • b&nli Mr. and Mr!l. M. V.' aono, Barry and Tom L \)-tH~ Mr. and Mrs !kR ,:no Mrs Althe-a I Mrs. M L. French, · .s. Robert Hnrl"ls, M1 1:1. Bruce L(' yd, Mrs. Noah 1-f.tlskins, Mrs E. M. Blake, Mrs. Forrest Bnchtd and Mrs. Na n Moore rcprcsenled the. WSCS or Heat h MethodJ•t Church at lhe Zone Seminur fo~ the WSCS ~e m­ hers of Meigs and GalJla cO"'ntics in RaL"Ine Tue.!!d!ly l~ ,,., ' aD. thorn • • • • frpm tl\J Stand· point the f. A." WIR the tovic of Mr. Reed's addreas which on, are he began with a tribute- to the :o~; San- lpte !fP -~or4~ .I/s h.~r of; Rutlan~ 1 ..... of beln& an earlY 1upPorter -of Egyptian .Pri!mler Ou.mel Ahllel NllaHr, preaenUy a In th o e the Club. t3. Rtl\eve 19. Foun<lae ~4 . Marrh:!8 lion: 1. MUIIC DOWN' 21 . Orf character 1. Hunter 22. Cuahicn G Spill over 2. A ring ot a 23. God·· 9. Home tor chain deq bee• ;, Evenlnga or 10. Rabbit 1poet ) death 11 . Dlmlnlthed, (Nilr. • ai the mooii 4 Nourlsl1cd' • Ci Dl~charge ~ ~~- Sl'lel•},} 12. Cflil c'ard gun tered 1'1 Young theep· 2-lde 14. QWeliUont '1. Spherto :t6. Strlkl' '82. Rfvor IJ'r.) lt:i. Cr.ll;wd 8. Frog Wltl'l '.,.BNie• Cit :tG. Fa.ther 11 Moflc 1t1ck the hana wa.tl!r 17. Norll;l!!lUt 13. Gro,te 27. Royal rnl· . latM'·' 31. 1&. Exclama. I ~ Mou .tllleft · · d~~· boga 29. sW!tt areal uon 18. Brown In or rlv(!rl 19. OM or tho aun 30. Lean-to pJeaaurl! 20 Playa W • • · .' w\lb a ' ctird~f p._nd a' sift ACROSS , a f.as DAILY 'CROSSWORD , Pool II lko WI•• 1111 Reed Sr.; pom4U'QY, and honorary vic ~ the 6hlo '1 Fort~strf the (U!lSt speaker evening when tb.~ Rutland Club held an Open meet· the Rutland )!ethodl•t Cll<~e~ll. Mr. fleed wa1 introduced th' president, Mrs~ Culb John· who -also prl!len.ted ,Mrs h o;;r~ ,wlff Mrs. Sic.lo-rs. WA'DI"GTON ((itpartmen.t . ill a guest of ~r:.-a:,~ M$. W. M. o \1;" )• Qi· •... ' Mrs Melva R~dClltr ·,(If :Albaney. Mrs Mabel Dea rdor~ of Columbus and Mn:. Lena GC'rs-ll.nQ of fkron visited Mrs. Weber Wood. Mr and Mrs. W. M. Beal were In Col umbus to attenO tbe wedd ing ,....,_ tl ur, is ,1 p:d lent at t he Mason CIL · n!c. Emm eU Shuler ht~s been in Columh u.'j anti Aklllfl on a bi{:~Ln l':.S ti'ip. ••., , ~ Helen nate)', g randr~wt~r of Mts. Eui!l'IH' Sider<: and Mr!'i llay Zirkle, lwt· aunt. Wt~ol'l' gue::-18 al ttu{ rec('nt wodtl lng 11( Mr orHI the" tt1e ~~~r:~~·br~.~~~~·:·:·:RI<:b-~ rcltUv• ud fri.eDdl; Mrl. II. D. Do.....IIOr W ,, . tui'Dt4 to IMr homt~ COlU:.Iilbw. allot- a Yllll llritb ltor ~. Froall B. WW oad otltOf n~~. Mr. 1114 lfrl. Karl Pd ton Bob returhd hOPII ¥:0JidlJ aftor • •lilt td a.o,l..d, ond Columb111 wltoro Ill., otto~ umbu1 were Wlte1c end gu~ts of d•y vbll witb hit parnf1. leideDible ad clluJbUt, 1Kkl]D an4 Krs. Pltrkll: Loebary. leu aDd Ml'. ••d Mrt. Zdwud Lt Chari• IMbln' or Chanute kbt•ler Ylllited J!aelc kideD•ble I Atr r'oree Bate, Rantoul, 1\1 •r· p1tlent Ia St. .Toapll Hoapltal, ztted 1Jat.urda7 1or 1 10 d.,- vialt Partenbura. W. Va., Tueldar n• witb hill pareata, Kr. •acl ¥n.. IQC. Patnell; Loebal'1. Mrt. C. 1 lfUH lin. Carrie llt. •D4 lin. llaleomb Jtartl~ Nye, llt. ud. llrt. CJ.IMtt- llaJ. aDd 10111. Jack lllld Let, of Loraia ,... ud Mr. .lad 11ft. · C1Word w•e ...- md pestl of uo Pldllipe Nita" ~ It tbe Mrt. T. A. Dowale. CIIilford Rood U.., Clllli,Leethe Mblel ...,. ADD aad lUND llr. •Dd Kn. Klmer •JeW~am Ra•llDP ol Jlarlon are tbe a:uedl lpeDC luadly wit) rel.ttlt'll .Ia td thtlr grudmather, Mn. R. H. RawUap. lfn. IUebard. Rtwlillp GalUpolb. Mr .and lib:. loe ro.t.., Da)toD wlao teeOmpanlM -.e.. dauPter• ud J'o.b.D r - . , o! W.t c.-roaJ. bere returned home Sunday aftu town were 'IJollek tad Ji~Nta of • •brief TlsiL Mr. •ad l(n. 1. E. Fo.wter. J1arrr Keif of St. Petertbura, Mr. alld Mn. Gee YOII: aad J1a. ill Ute plllt of friends. In spent Sundar tn Columbua lDd at.MtL A. R.. Knia:ht and son Vin· Mra. Minnie /'"" Min Carol ..... dod Ebtnblch lit< ..."' baa pte 8t.t. ratr Tbetr 101 eem. returned home Slturday from tended, Oil ompiO)'m<Dt wttb tho CJ>U Ser- Cbuekle •ad diuehter hPa re. • Nit Ia Columbu when they vice ckpartment In ColumiMtl ond mained _.,. t~r u-.1~.. •L- •·•- 1-~- kltciiea, ond llttlDJ 100111- Ulll~ ties pold, lotl!. Easl MolD st. ta~~.oo per mooth. Contact Wtl· Before Rutland Garden Oub Iormor po.~lli"n"·, , anq !r'i~nd'Jt Davjd t he&1LCL', wfig had ~'-i I ~' broken In football iuactice ..rtues- ron under t. ahadow 1n iiiooM APAIITMEN'll: bO\Jroom, Nibraska Pam.,roy Banhr Is Speaker Hr-nry REEDSVILLE Prr~• A•aocU.Uon ,which, refresh- ~-,-U.-- r.211'etp Be~ch . Mrs. Robert Hn•"dy, ~lari:HL, spent t he week cnrl with her sister, Mrs BcC<"hcr KessmJ,JcJ:, and family. _ • ~ The Rev. L. Ca1•r, Erin, rela'iv('s , meat. Pbone 7-)( ' ,....ldtD~ bu.oloeM wu of tht>ir dau~l\.ter Miss LuciJie bile, Alu. w~ere s-he will spend th.e Winter w1th h.€' r mother after spendln" the summer )lere. M 8 Lilii Am McGhee ha.s been i lt~n "' tn Be lle. w Va. vs .. . · ?t~r .afld Mrs Clarence Clme ,pent lh e week end in Oo!U!nbuo villi ling the state f&h·. Mr. and ~1rs Rnbert Coata and Mr and Mtll. Grant Vi11eyard daughter, Ch.ri shne , were tn Col· and fnur children, Dayton were umbtu for sevel'al cloys visiting rece nt wee k end guests of L. B. the Slute Fnil' where Stephen SisliOJL and fnmlly. Coats ls a member of the ~II ltra. Bernice Randolph and two State BO)~ Ht~hfi. cb~ldrp n left recently for Rich· Dr and Mrs G C. Sehdllf and wood, Ohio. -daught~r~. Barbara and Betsy, Mr. and Mr.a . Paul Nlch.oL; and Frnnkr01l wt>re he re ·ru e.~. when lour children vi.siled In Atltens they broug~1t h1s nlecc, Karen recently. Bachner , hom e after ~ he had acEs11ie Congrove visi ted in Ak- compamcd t h ~m on n vacation 1 with h.er slstf!'r Mrs. F1otutle trip Barcul.• ' .. - - " ~ .. ~. c E.~-1-toyt Mrs. Be,,l~~ for.m l'r'~ daugl;ltpr Pauline RuqeJI & ..NkkJ.Ialundl Wtwte took or Colutnbua were vi11ltors of the M1-s. Clulr 1-h umon , Oobb~ Ferry rormer'• aunts MlsseA Kale L. N Y. to Clarksbur$ ('nrnule to her home 11nd w~n· o~~rntght and J~ucy Kibble. Tht! WSOS lnd \f!-8 and thetr RUl'st s at Phllllp1 W Va with huwhand1 had a picnic at the M1 s lloyt' s moth~ll. i\ln, C. B. Hawkins, who had been vi~ltm~ Forked Run State Park The)' we re accompanlNI Tile Lee Wallace fami ly recent. hete ly vl•lted relaUvel! tu Hogsett. home by Mu. nlchard Hov altl'r whu had bern vl.'jlt\ng ln CIIU' k ~>· Wea:t Vlrginlu. _ - - - - - _ - - - --·- - I ROOM FURNil!ilm ·aportmeat, newlJ deeor•ted;• 8. room apart.. Beal to George Meeker of Colum· bus;. The Ca rpenter Ch~rch members visiled the Carliton Ohurth Sun evenml!. Mr an d Mrs. AI crass and daug. hter ,pent a vaCation Bt Virgmia I Htrttt to Gtl ltward For S.~~ort ol Nlxoo?.,. ' _ lpec lcd fo Cttntral COo~ Vn. Tholll.li u K) r o Mrs. WHits <•.-uescr, _as Ill Willi !!hlnglea at her home m Pl PlealVII soldien captured In Kort'a and till h ld R d Chi i s e m ~ na pr ao~s1f they are shll alive . ll would st>em lo be a prior "co ncern" and 11 dt"t'per one •umptlon. I '' MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY 1 1 h> Pomeroy, Thuri!!IIY lle\Ober II, wheD. t.be lane )JoweU Tnt DaUIJ· btera of Ualoa vtt•I'IJI& met Mon. doy ovenlol ot tho DAV boD . aur:ant, llldd1aport. IDQufre It pmlded 111d l'tllauront <J< . . 8181..7 oftar taken eare ot 8 P. II. · 1118 Stp ' .K!NR~,M~X·. . cJe~·nle.,. ,ot1nair ~ 1\11 of which. makes us wonder sa~~- unll Mrs Charles SeLll'les ,~:;;-;f.i:~;f,;~""' -"-;-----~,;;;;;;:~ when some off1c1als w111 express . "deep roneern" for the American took llls doughtl!r, D~bbnl, to Mo- IHtrg with relatives • ~ ~-~ ~~~~~~~~:r,~ t I , , T l{r. and Mrs. Williaril COnJrfWe visited In Wellston with Mr. Congrove's siste.-, Mrs. Cora Pattiirl Mr. and Mrs. Carl Blll'nhart ant1 family h.a..-e r~turned home from a vacation trlp to t.lontana Mr. and Mn. Lee Queen have returned to their home in St. Petersbu.-g, Fla after a vi.!M with the C. A. Barnett family . UNFIJIIIfiJSHED D BOOM Apart.. meut, over tbe llomer Belt- BlankeNhlp, Akron, George Weu· ver, George ·KUI)atriek, Cora M~y 2!00 Scholl, 'r,'!r. and Mrs. Arthur John· , 3:00 ston, M.ta1 Phyllis McCI'p.d"r, I;ln- 3·1& da .l!cC(Udr. Kat~ J.tmbect, 4.00 Glad>o W'ori al>d d-trg~lrl'l, Dor4:30 ojb)', DJ•na· ~~ Evelyn, n4 s'on, ft:OO ., t Dnl\llas anil .P'IP4d~btel"j Debft® ' bie, Johu WeJVf!r1 Anna R. Po- 6:\¥) hle, Mr .and Mrs. Edwln- Weaver 8:15 ant Junie and GC"ef.! Mr.s. J,.ohle 6:25 • J ~I•I'"W'-' • ""-1 .\ond-iM!ll· • -ilruce 8!30 b1aci: •.e::m'nli M4js 4t 'columbus uti and M.r. an)I -Mr,_ p~xter Etwln 7:00 I' S~a.k For Your Coqntryqtep, ~ohl\ 1ide of .tht U"lttd Statu. ·' at the p<JSt 4Ulco at N~Uo .aal 1~1 npreteatatl", BottLnelli-KimbaU. lilt: .. I;Q l4ltoltoa Ave., New YOH: City, 1£, N Y. Subatriptlo11 rate..: Dell•et7 by tarrler wbere naUa'ble 30 eenh per week: one Jear ill adna~e at The Daily Se11tlnel offlce. SJilOO: six montlt'\, $7.80; three rnontbe, $3.90. By motor route v.•ber.e inUa~: pae -,cath. ••· B7 man oae year $8; su: months, $425: bru raoatlla, $1.10; one montJt. Sl. ty uSet, we hear, oper what may happen to some "thirteen thouund EurOpean refugees in Red Clllna •inee the .seizure of a UN !lgency ln Shanghai last Mar. T1le faet that only 23 or th~He people. hape emerged smce then susge!Jt!. that the rst may be trapped behmd the bamboo curtain. In a polite protest to the UN Economic and Social Committee at Geneva, Juhn B11hr,./o ur chief delegate declared : "We can only express our deep con~rn aver these rports, and hope that this development will not prevent rei· UliJCes who desJre to leave Chlnese Communist territory lmm pro. reeding to countrie oHering 8gy. lum " s Mary J ewettfl ~w;;.,;; 'fanUly waa held Jas,t Friday• evennlg at $he homes Df Mrs. ·A1ny W.ener end Mn. Bruct Ble.ck of Columbus. ~1''9 diaOJ!Crrl -:PIPeiJI 1'hose in atfendanci" were Iowa IIIYNOLO E. GREINI IOITOII eYUJ' af'temooo Pl•u were dileUUtd f• the DJa.. trtct eonvenUoa wblefl will be bold RPndants . . Krt. 0. B. Elbf\'lold -~ lut> t1o7 lad Mooday Ill Collom""' wttll Tho ' POMEROY SOCIFfY· I ,gu!llitr, HARRISONVILLE-POINT ROCK-BASHAN- EAGLE- RIDGE- • RODNEY DOWNING ,,on~ ~~~~~hcilu AGENCY ~ lho dooll·.t "'4i:lo\: :1\ flmllr ~ • lot • 1101 1M to· .. ....... . • ' ' 'I I Trevy-Finsttwald F~nerol Momi;~ · ·r~-· w ,I · 'I ... - ,.,_, AOMmtlon"' • •ecu:tiN1' , ...,.,~., ,,' . i FORESTRUN-MORNING STAR-WOLF PEN-CLIFTON-W. ' COLUMBIA -'MASON, HARlFO RD AND NEW HAVEN. I 'I ' EXTENSI'LE «OVERAGE THROUGHOU'f THE AREA I ) ' ' ~- • I - - '• • :::,__ -oi _ .. , ..._~·· • �• ------ ---------~- I • · - - . ·-~.:<t.,...... ,,,lilr~'l~"-·'="1!11'r.il:.;ll~!ll'lj'"'*"·...,!'"'"-"':"" . . s (, -~· \ • II" · --t:7'~~~ ,!". ~ .... . . ~• •I ' I --- .. :--.... I -· r ' ' 1' ,. ,, -~. .-. - . . . .. • I --~ · - · ---- --- I ' The !· • • ' 'I •• Roush Retenion Shirley Smith Tb 8e Sunday En~*elttfs .,.,., Ci),.;;;h, heron lhfo •eeiL Tbe reunion h.ad orglnallp been tebeduled Jot the Union Camg OrOlmd.J )nit W Wen :·e&chedule lor Ihe Brood Ru:::nc:•~lt:::• ·----I or= Burt~• tnd Sammy l'arter, Montllr. smith ia a Jl'l(luate coal, W. Va.; lltn .. Fret Tuttle Ul.\3 cJau of MlddrePOrt . Nl!lliJ, W. Ya.; Mr. and Mh. Doft School add 11" employed at Al QLtln IJid family and P.at Burgess, Supermarket in COlmbu. 1111 of kee11 beat in a tie t~ Red Sox.. ' The ~ scored a single th~: ......,,-.,. tally Ia tbe tlllrd im;U_n t, two five Jn- the fo'-'rth aDd one run in fift):l frame. ~lle ooly Senator run was scored in the second:' The w'_pniq Piteht'!' gave up .a 51.ngle hit in the- first intuns. LOser w•s Ron~' Maftley, ' w.bo l ~•i<,j,.,~, • our 7years '111"•· I .&truck out 81X. of tlle Winnlni .rft. dU.ns. The b!l blOw wQ a ,double by · Gene Wise .' ht .U.e third With Studebaker M•v ~o l Be E•sy Home run s mav Ito! come so ;rasy t '1ight. how~ vPr . whe n l'out hpaw Juhnn \" Anlont·lli hurl s for the 1111H11 ~. · '>l'l'ki ng )1;, 14th \'lcfory <i (;lui n ~ f 1:! lu~of'~ ~ .aJJmn v Klippslt.'in will bt" on lhr mound ior lhr Hcdlt•g s wil h nn 11 • 10 ma1"k. Photie 3S8·Y run. ?elling nut of hasl's .ln;u lt•d jams in 1he ~t·CJm r l , third and fourt h in nings. R. r1h~r :;on ~11 1 hi.~ :IJrrl aud :14th honn-rs . t•at'll wilh :1 mun on ba~t·, to op..·n lttld {"ll>~t· 1h1• lll'ttit'g,;' :>corin g for lh 1· night H1• ~ ~ nnw within fou r IJu mPrH of th• · !"1111kl~ --- ....__ PAY LESS GET MORE BUY YOUR Cubs d ecided the ni R:htcap w,l \h two r uns ln the seven tb on r.ene Baker's hol}ler :10d Hnbie Lan · Ll rilh's walk with IIH• hn~es loaded . HnmP run s by Marvin Blaylock , Soll y Hemu s and llt>l }<":n nis gave the Phillie$ ll 6·4 vicl orv over tht Cu rtl l nal s. Sn1flhpow Cu rt Stm mons O\'I'J'cum •• :1n 11 n ~ teud.v start 111 11flsl his 11th vic·tory. Man tlr>'. hn•nN, ~ 1hr('r-run 1ob off Art Oilmar in tht• third inning, Wil~ the JlCIYuff ll1 nw in 1he Yan. kee8" vic•orv IJVt't KilnMs City Th(' f:!Rmc, haH~> c1 after ~ix innll\)!:~ bv rain, al so feallu·er! Bnh 1'url.:!y·, two- run pi1chinJi!, ,~r:ood fnr h i~ •·•vh lh vit lnry uga inst three de f •I,J I :~. l ~v '56 ROCKET OLDSMOBILE WHERE YOU GET A BETTER DeAL Kerr & Van Zandt POMERO\'. OHIO ... ,., ... lt.. '~l wi r nlna th~> Vrmkce~ Wf!nl ''lll"hl ~Hili!'~ nhP"Jd of the III'I'OTHI LJir• rc• fn1}1om who ft•ll b e fo re Ra y \!non• 11 f f1•1lt 1100r0. 1-0. TOSSES FOUR.HITTER Ptan·Potluck At . SSptlsri\.t.M~eti!1g , .' Pittsburgh BrooklYJl at il!lre Only games Thundering Herd Basketball Sked Being Announced . -!J 'sch(dule b ecause 9l the rattl thDt the Mar.ha ll athletic boa;r~t' r.u t <iff' ~ a,ame With the QU.•t1 .leo · llind a four tu1m bQliday tou r nament at J ohnsm1 l!ily, Tenn . Dccemhcr 8, Spri n!-: HiJl ; 10 Thl;l 1956·~ '7 n.lSAI>l1biJ!l •r hedulc ~ • .J to.'!...-·~ 'A January 3, a'f Mfapll', . Ohl9.; !i, 'MOrris Harvey; t, OblO U.; l~ at Toledo; 14, at 80Wth11f tf~n; 16, at Morehead; lP, H:ebt State; 28, nt K<•n\ Sl;l\P; 30, a(Oti!O U, i.i . 2, Mlirri)"; 7,· &lnwtn . Toronto Rochester Miami Montreal B.owilri( ·cr..n;'l'( al Richmond t,..\. ToledO; 'IS, '' at Havaha Oolumbua Buffalo EY81l1'Z:H1NG FOR THE I ' " • ) .'C:om, In . Ancl · Shop ~Vl m a.n. reinforce . y"" .t~~I'· .J 1 •j who lVI' I e nul on I a~! year'.'4 eard . T hi•v arc Murr;.~y State fNJch e n of th r• Ohio Valley Con· ft~rer.ce and St. ~' runci t u( Loretto, PPnifs.v lvani8 '~ ( 1 Ali or the Mid-America n teams 11rc s~ hedul t!-rl nn a home un d hom<.! ., ' I .. J.. ' • ' p ' ,j -.:,, ; •. I ;..n::a / J Marllyn Monr-ot Cary Grant MONKEY BUIINISS Cartoon - TttiASURI CHEST THURSDAY & FRIDAY Dick PDWetl O.W.Ie lll:e,nolds SUSAN ILIIiT HIRI (In Technloolor) ---·-- . o...... , .... ~ ...... - . , 7 ANGiiV MIN Cartoon - FLYING SOJOti:ISS . K. of P. lf)•U 1"~n t~ ~faq a"d Olllctl) of. the. )!elg. T;Jo.>ple, P't· t1d.11n Stelers-, mtt'thif wemt ptJ)\e home flf Mts. cas~ Bahr Wl*JJ f.lra. i"' hoiieso. , Mri. WiUiaQl Allman, p. .i~at, Wu · in charge, ~of t~' ' "'ieSria: opened . P-P!Yer. . ' ,Games dJ,trln.. the houc Mrs. Griff-Russell,· Mrs. :Milton RUJ· 1 ,anti sell, Mrs.· 4n~t )1cE1hlnne~ . • ·· to . $6.95,,..,.. , . i • · ·~ · •, 1 · ···t ~jj· .~ ~ JI .J _,r ~~~..1]~~. .\... JJYI,!g 1 1 r: TO ' BUY.TJIAT ! r! Mrs. Mlnrtie Gihiiore. The ·h tess- es served a salad 'course to 'fil>el') merilbet• and two guests, Mrs. Gil· more ~nd .Mr. Ira Butcher., ',~' ~· '. ba ~i.~ for lwo ~u m es and in addi· tion gam ~"s will be playt•d WJ!h M1•rt•head , M11rris llarVI'Y an d Baldwin Wi ll actJ, • a 6-3 victory over lhiJ Bos\1m Pecl Sox ~ . ..' StldeWI!I' iS ilthl most ptollifsing !l'sitlo•toclay i• • its t*4 y,.ft o' serwlce to the Americn ptlllli'c. And we, as dealers, criiif; lflare in that bright .,..use. • ,. ~~~~~~~~';,·~-~~~.~~~al~~.·~~~~~~~~~~~~ SLIM SIAGKS ·: #~' "".., :.~iMii1 .'1 • . Yes, any wat you lOok at it, the future is bright. And we're eel.._ 'r oHetlllg evet grtater taiues dum you'we , ' •• 'njoyecl in tlit pat. .' I • • • '' history - fife ·· exciting :wits of big new SIUdel.a. From ..e fait, i. lfiot flj,~.., Gofden Hawk ·ta the ainllliagly Champion, we can s~if every tasfe and ., . lllttr s•.Mtr ·~~ ; otyllng l ftGturt11 • ~ell ttrcip • Mpltatl · ollijltfldlogo ' /. · Sl'coiiWI..stewtrw•sarthat- .'' IAN ili.VIIlt TAN CI'(A~COIII ... ' I . , ., Yadaf ft'!G't .the finest nMrC~ISI In M O~K~H I ., l . ·time:to buj e..rd Cnm111V • 27 to 36 , , 29 to 34 • ' •t:.( . :!•" . . ·And now to the facitllils of $tudeitabr • Pack- ' . . 1' ..... ' llird han lleen added the _,engih of ·manage-· .ti'nt and the diversification of the Curtiss• tl'ighf Coijioiation. ..:..::,.....,..-,---,.,.. .... """ - ....___ sec und half ot a twl-nigh1 J! ouhl l'· hender aftt>r the Senators tu uk 1h'' !\lo1•rl' IJ•~HI' d a luur·hl1\er In gume, 6·2, with the help of hom l'dJ(r rookie ~ mt thpa w Hank Aglli l"· (>ts hy Herb N~ws and Clint Cmu·· r1• in a pilchirtg chwl ' lhat wall rle· t.ney, AI Kaline, beginning lo look likl' Pilt1•d 1n I hi' first in nin ~ whl' fl Bob Uoy 1! ~ini!( 1 C'(l. Iook llcrond M 11 h1s old self again ."lifter nn t.•a r·Jy. balk nn il cnme home on Nic sea son slj.!JPP~ ~ro1e In thr''t! runs with. a b'Jple nd. hi!! 24th homer m :m '~ clnllhll'. :O.Iinnu• Minosn's two-run lwm l't ln leJullng the Detroit 1'11(t>r s to in lht• eigh t inn in g f: lt lle lin• W h ile Sox A !i-3 decill ion 1n the ~ 'outmg• r ~{>our l!lv i t~rg wai st .. lo~ • ~"1''$3.98 ·):l!' · 1 $1.95&$5.95 r. erl pair .-1' SDAA Ofllclal MrGregor II FOOTBALLS f7 .9~ $11.95 Offl<ll) lnte,.olleglale ' FOOTBALI.S . $15.95 The SPORTS CENTER ' ~illl St. / Yii, we'll been s.Uk19. alii senkill!i Studelaakers ·in thiS · · adCI for seven years llld' we pion ol selhng anil sefticiig ' for .....,, ,_. ..,el tlielll , prO> ' TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIOHTS --ei- . ; and. Se~Lon ,Of ~ll-e First preSbv·. I c• I ' e~1an uurch ba!f been cal,-~il far lh ~~ erning at· 7:30 p, m. · $~r4S ': • ' l :===;.::·::=::z:::.,j Ralp!J. Gibi,s ''· as c.. ..... Q '-1.1 f.; which, with t: c• r-' -- ·~·- · "U ~ . w~re PlAY~ \).ai: IS .Tstf:. social wil.b I~d·~ ' 'I'Prt. by ' Jof yOii 10 buy~' . 4' i- n~t Hlll'd IH1S ht'l'fl announ ce d b~· ,pon e nl ~ I ... ·~. luting fit and wou oUon. Pliror S)loei... t!ac b.iad of the Murs.lull Coll ege 1'hundil'Ji· Athletic Dir.crtnr Boh Mol'ri.s, 'l'he schedui•' Jlh.: lude~ twq op. • I j., .:./1 . 'f ~--~ (t J _Qf stress ant!J.ua • prolqiJ e • 111111 :f/',, -~ .i \ ~ \, T. rutkft To MHt . PlaM W_C!r~ m·d~ .t~ "J ~f.Vt 3 A join.t meeting ·of the 'l,"r:.~stee!l JHltlu~~ SUR~!P Sep~em~r ~t the ~,·: 2 Adull TICkets Admit On• Cllr lurt Lane11t«' J•an P•t•n A,ACHE IJ (In T•chf'leolor) future er • PYth1Qn Si~f~r$ The defeat Jert the Braves only a gtime and a half ahead of the !econd-place DDdgcrs. who Uivided ~ doublehea der with tht> Cubs. Bro. oklyn ralli ed for th ree nms in the ninth to win th•• Hllf:'lwr, ~H. thtt Ch ica gO' took th e nightc~p . limited t-o 7 1.~ lnninl!.~ hv da1·kne~s. 4-3. NI!WCOMBE WINS '21st Ldthand1•r J,., . 'J uxhnll notched Singh·~ hv Curl Fudllo and hi s 10th vidorv or lhi• l.t"cason .Tackie Rob in~o n feal ured the TuN1day night. ~('a ltering 11 hlt$; Dodgers' winn inl! rtlll.V In the ovpr tlw routt' Nux ha ll ~11ri v1·d opener u J)on Ncwenmbe regrs. a shaky. st:u·t tn ~e l!l e 1lnwn after tered his 21st vic lory IR relief. The ,10 bv bu! and returned to ' homeL in the ehartired "ti~'!l. 1f I ~, . ,.- ~'~~;,. 1.1" • ,1 .. . �f .Le tart, W. Va. ClFtON ca...:. ~ w1il o.. liJ;I. CW& 9\aitod witb Jln. Ol'a .JUaiU.. PL Pleuut 'Diunday ' 'ill. 4.a 'Irwin aad dauebter ~ N. . Rana was Ttiu.,... U, a.a!f - Mn. i'l!da,. "'""" ol Ill. lobiDnlibl HarrlJoa:. 111'1 ,Aana Louise Colley •nd dlq- WtU .tfr. and . )I rs. Fra.o.k Wol(e of Silver Epnna:. Md and Mrs. Fanole T~lor were dinner I(Uestl of the Cecil Bleutngs Monday. Leonard Rou&b and family were reeent euests o f Mr. and Mra. Jobnate Gerlaeh.. Mnl. Garnet Chapman, Mr. and Mtlli, Me lvin Bonecutter and W. A. Bleulng return ~d to their bome Tuesday evenmg after vis. lUng with friend s and re1aU ves Thunday Dl&bt at llt. and Mn. Dana Lewis. :Nibil -Lewis visited Anna Louse Colley at New R~~oven Friday. llrar ~ Little and daughter ib DUnols. Jfartoa dhio vl&.ited Mr. and Mrs. Mn. C. S. Bi)lups of pt Pleas1cu Lilt!• nceotly. ant Wlll.s th t- dinner RUest of ~r . Ur. and Wrs. Don. QuitenberTy and Mrs. Cecll and Ella Blessing •nd Leona Wmbummer Syracuse We-dnesday ~e4 on Mr. Audy Ste wi.rt Thurs. {M·ra. CUTtis Young called on da, 1¥011lDJ. Mrs. Fannie Roush Wednesday. Mn. Clara Williams, Laura HolCharlie Brown spent Thursday J.nd and Helen Williams were in night with his famil y at Board. Mr. and Mrs. Taft B~ton called Gallipolis W~dne&day shopping. CallinJ on MI'S. Dana Lewis Sun- on Mr .a nd Mr.s. Jves King Sat. day wu Mr. ,and Mrs. Frank HarRelatiws r ece ived word of the ril, Muon, W. Va. death of Mrs. Reuhen H1nkle at Jlev. W. L. Gearhart, Barbours- her home in Illinois Mrs William B~:~ll .~:~ nd daugbtcr ville, W . V11:. Vtslted friend s in and husband, Hu ntlnl,(ton and MR&On and Clifl.(ln Sunday. on C F. 'Mr. 8.nd Mrl. William Van Meter Dwight Gibbs calsed •nd family attended the ball gamr Be111ing who i ~ lsi Tuesnay. , Mrs. c. G Billups call,ed on Mns. t Cineinnali, Ohio Sunday . Laura Gibbs. Mrs. May Rous h anl'l Those attend a slumber pllrty lthe hom~ oi Julia Edwards , li ar. Mrs. Tobey Myers. Wedn esday. W . A. Bl ffismg, .Mrs. Ga_ •.net Cord W. Va. Saturday night were Chapmen llnd BeatricevusJted 'Caroi Blake, Leona Wamsley, PatJlh M 1 M V F" h W r. anc rs. (' De 1~ e r ty Bennett and Marlyn Beerns. in Ullnols 11 nd report Mr. Fisher Pstty BBDneo:t motored to Pori - as Improved . land Ohio, with Chuck Allin ~li· worth and parents· pJcnicinR SunMr. and Mrs Mt h·in Bon.eculler day. and Connie wrrc slwpp ing in Pt. PI " d casant. WI'IIII('S <ly. Nina Lewis attended lhc bal l Mr. and Mrs. f'n:d Ra s1) and Tournaments Saturday mght 1l childi'I"R sp~nt S111 urday night Parkersburl(, W . Va. with Mrs. Luvena Rainey. Tbo.ae attending the horse show Mr. W. W. Staat5 died at Hoi· Saturday night at Chc11 hirc, Oh.i o zer Ho!J))ltal Tuesday. · were, Mr. and Mrs . Fred Lewit>, a!lld . lvlt Bmoton cll llcrl On Ella :Mr. and Mrs. Dana Ll'wl ~;. Mr. and andMI'SMaude Bl esl;i ii !J 'J'u cstlay . Mrt. Isaac Lewis and son Dann Ok cy Rowsh, Mr. and Mr,, ToEarnest CompAll'n. by Myers and Bert Blessing were Martha Henry, Ann and PhylliS business visitors 1n Parker!lburg W11Uams, Janice and Janet Ni~h. Flilday. olson, Clillvin Bumiardner, Jim Mr. and Mrs. Hom rr Richard, with Stewart and Alice Hnward, mot~ Columbus visited recentl y ored to Columbw; Ohin, Saturrlay Ernie, Miss 't'wila and Mr. and to 111ttend the St11te fair. They also Mrs. Curtis Rickard. vlailed Bucko;oyc lake Sunrlay and Revival servk('~; hq:in at Jhe returned homf' Sunday n i,:: ht. Board Church M·1n1lay n ight Sept. Mrs. Lil11 Williams and llnyd 3. Mr. lfarrnh flf N<'w Hav'n is Yisitcd Ml's . Hall ie Fisher at West song leader f 1Rd Bonnh• and BurColumbia , Sunrh1y. en Duncnn wlll bo featur!'d . Vilitlng Mr!i. Wini !l'!l'd !loll 11 nd Mr. and Mrs, Ruvcna King and and Laura thb; wee k end werl'! Mrs. sons or Hend erson. Mr. nnd IM.r;s. W1nn ie Sa1terfleld and Mr. a.nrl Mr.s. Murry SchAkelford of BellRev. ~d M.rs. l{i("h<.wd Wright aire, OhiD. are vUiiting in Indian<~ n few dayg, Mr. and Mrs. L!llwelyn William ~; Ann Hdrns, Mason Js ~pe nding a and Judith mot ored to N1tro to wcuk with Mr. ll.th! M!'b ..rohlr) Har· vi~lt Mr. and Mr••. gvert Dudding ruon , . from there over to Lewisburg Virt:leanmce Newell who is employginia. ~·d at Colu mhu ~. Uhto :-.JWilt tne Vi !!iting Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry W~cken(j ~l hOlll!'. He Wlb fiCC Olll· JohnMIIf'l w~·re , Mr. ;md Mrs Arl pun.ied back wi1b hts son Mike tu Cole nnrl fami ly . Mr 11nd Mrs.Fiuyd bpUild 8 We!'!(, Gi bhs nf TnicOu , Ohin. Mr . 1111d Mt'l~. H.• tymun<J Stewart of Day. Mr.~ . Glenn GlQZI' nnd chJ.lrfren Obio Willi weeken d .!o:Lie.st ol Pnmrroy, Ohio, Mr anrf Mr~ . NeL her Fathr -r Arlay ::-,rewan who rs ~on Roush and famiiJ• Nc>w Haven, .~c rioW!ly ill. Mr. and Mn. G~ro~:e Johnson , find Alice Howard of Harlford, vlslllOili, Mason. ecl Janet anrl JaiiJti' Nrcholsun Mrs. T. 0. Young cntl·rNI llolzN tnur t;day cv<mlng. Hospital Wednesd11v for ~ll n!l'r.v Th oBe va;iting Mr1i, L. 0. Youn" Mr. JohrrK.f' !ler fH1m l.illi H Oh1n ut llob.c r llosprlfl ffl'C IIll y we re fAiled on Mrs . Addie l•:q ward ~ JJ11t1y Smrth, Jurwt Ntckol~un Mondny t•ven.lnu. Clara Wrl l tJms, Wilma ll lukc. Mr. Marvin Baker nnrl IHmlly a1 IJa r ty ~ruuh wh11 rs ~latwood two weekll VIICB1JOn wilh hr r ""n with lh•• U. S Atr l~urce, KnoxMr. Marvin Bnrkcr nnd fui!y al \ldlc Tt•t:J\. is ~pc ncnn.: a rirll'CII Richmond. Va . d<~y k;tVt• du•• ru IlinPs~ ut Ju s Mr. and Mra. Chcstl'r Olln•r , gl'lllld mother. Rober! Oli~oolr , Mr. and Mrs. J,P wi · J\1•·. J . A H<l llowoy, B1oncrull,W. Ha rmPI and Elmer V:llllmc tt•r nl1 c~ Va . vl.~ 1 tcd M r~. !'l'lt~illiC \I.Jn ~Je ter drd w ball game playnd hv the Cln . recently . r innutl Red• and Brooklyn Dodger, Mr. Floyd Roach, Jlrs. Josephine Saturday at Cincinnati Ohio. IKn upp und chiltlrcn Judy ami DarMr. and Mu. John TurnbuU ancl rell n1 .1lorcd tu Shuron,Ohio Sat· daughter Keith Allil'l , t~l~·anor Van- urday lo allend 11 convcnllun. met.tr and Charles Kenrm rnolorcrl M• ·~- John CurLJ~s Roush uf KIIYto Blue field Wt!tt Vlra:inh Rnd land li nd . Mrs, Evelyn N1ckolson Sh11ron. TurnbuU whn 'hll8 h!'CII were Jn Gallipolis Ohio Thunday vl~ltlng with friend~. rcoturnt•d Oil lHirtlnCSS. with them. Jam<'c Duncan, Carol lilakC!, Mr. G~e Dunun Jrnm C11luril · Cienr- Ducano, Marl yn Burns, Ju lin but Ohio spent the W('ekcncl wl\h Edwttrds und Lec-.ua Wam .~ l e y Mr. and Mn. Buren DI10£'11n mohJt'l•cl ln Pt. Pleasant Sunday Viaillna: Mril. J, R. Chulltn Sun. Hl'l!'rll t)UII 10 recicvc a one humlrod day were Mn;. Olann Burr 1~ Hnol doll;~r scholart~hlp IIWUrd won hy son Johnny oC West Coh"'bia . Mar· Miss Wamsley. aart Chaltln, Maton and Pat B a l ~ Kaylnng W. Va. Mr. and Mn. Ros! Kin11 nf l ,1· tart have 1 new b11h.v d.cm g htN b11rn at Uolr.cr tiOApltal Sallll'lin.\· Mr. and Mr.s, W11llac• Urndrn1·d nd daughlerM, Mlddli'IJl•H·t Ohw, vi~Uod Mr. and Mr11. },r('d L<! wls Saturday. &II~ I Je" llo then1 and - ol TArrl Alto """ sunday ..... ., _llr;, aD4t Mr11. IVU Kiq. ~ .~ Little """""f"'"e f.a<tml ' • • t.;LampioDS To 'Meet Th1Ji1d'ay Mrs. VH'iiDia Sayre aDd -..a.d wife were guatl of Jlr. and.~ \:.dl Arch Rowh, Sund.Q'. •· ~'t.. ;, , Mrs. Laura Gibbs aPtllt .... d•y reeentl with Ella Bleaalq. ~ 1 M.~le. CounTbose enjoyiq a picqle Sad'411 , Tlae wiuer of at the home or Mt~ I aDd llrs. L!tUe Lnpe, 1 ,the Radne Fred Roush were Kr. aqd, ll.n. Br1v111, and the peDDIQt winner Charlie Moore, Diane and Doua· ol tile Middleport Uule Leque, las .Willmd, MUdrl'd, Marllyn, the lhdiaDI, will lo,l!t horn~ Virginia, David and lJo)'d Good- TbuNd11 at D:SO p. II\. erbam. Charles A. Moore J'r. and Tbe ~ntewt between the cbamwife and Carol an4 Carrie, EJ. piDDJ of tbelr respective ar9as mer, EUen, an dNa~e~ McKee, l,f slated to be played on the ltaHuntington, Frank Burrll t)f pt, clae diamond. Pleasant Ma. and Mn. Leslie ------'--Smith, Lola Jeffen, Isabell, Del' iUeata of Mr. and Mn. 0.1Nancy and Mike of Mli.&OD, Mr. Ita Yeager of Mason, Thunday. and Mrs. ArUe Rouah, Broad Run, Mr. and Mrs. Virsil BIJJ'fu, HOW· Mr& Fannie Taylor and Robert ard Weigand ann MNJ. Iva Boaton. eaUtd on relativet In Pt. Pleasant Mrs. Nora Adkina of Plaia SWiday. Valley , Mrs. Amy Boston ann Leonan:t Roulb aDd family Leo Mike spent Suodiy witb ~. anci Rou'ah and famUy of Davia Grove Mrs. Ed Fry. and Lester Rol&lb enjoyed an outBeatrlce Chapman and Cqonle ial at Hawkill Neat Sund.,y, Boneeutter who spent aeve~a• days with relatives lri ·nunoia bave re. Wayne Hart Jr., emp)oye'd in turned home . I Colum~us spe11t t~e week end Mr .and M~i. Fred 1\oulb wefe befe WJth bJs ptr~nls, Mr. and guests of Mr. and Mr•. Ho••lt' M.ra. Wayae Hart Sr. ' Roush of Vernon Thursday u E h u. R Dinner guests 'ol u-. r.u'u' na ... n. t el -.,eNJ eturned to "'"• DaVto ____.. It '"'II »•lney Sunday were M<. a•• ro. , n .a·u.......,af a er v~ ng '"'"' '"" Mr d M T b M ._. Fre~Rast and eblldren and tu...u · an 11J, o. e,y, e,en. v•-., B ush · , , · ' ' ~d Bltastng Tbe Oak Grove Sunday &:hoot bad an outing at BaUey•a. l.aJEe. TbO!Se from here atten~"Jill tbe · W'0' 1 f 1 f W unera o W. . Sta~ta 1'bwtcla)' were Mr .and Mrs. Ed Fry, Mnr. . Amy Bogton, Mrs. Ourt.la You~· Mts. CecJl Bltstlng, Mrs. Fmplt Taylor, Mn Luyena Rainey, "Mr. · and Mra. Dennil Rou.sh, Robert ~ Tayl<lr, Mr. and Mn. Lester Ad· Mn-· S~ly Wilson Laeey, who klns, Mrs. Elffler Newberry Al'l:d a:r«duated in May from •· Mlddl~<· M F h 1 ·n u»h •-b 1 lef 'M nd ....,. ra. annie RoUI 0 Union apl P9 ...._.. _, 00 1 ~ 0,,.•.;•~h·,( Mrs. Bill Brooks. , •' enter nur,ee• training St. .,, Ernie and Mlsr Twlla Rle:kard; Hoapital, Parkerlfburg. Oak Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Jun Roller, Who alao Harris Mason apent the week e,Ddi yetr, wJU leave tomorrow 1 ~~~ b X.Ra t n ~0 urn u;. ,., · Y and Lahora ory 1' Hol1ie Thompaon and the aa~e hDaplta1. children returned llome front ,Aihland, Ohio \fhere they vialted llr. . Mn. La~,y. ,the formfl! $ally and Mrs. Whitmer. , WUaGn, liJ the d~u-hter . of, )Ira. Mrs. Fred Roush called on Ml'l. ~118 wtleox and wu married to Gladys Burri& Saturday, PVt:. Larry Lacey, USAF, .this Mr 8 • Guy Blessing, Mr. , la.d, sPrtDg. Ht ia on Okinawa at pre11Mr.a. True BlessJng were dlDDer ent on active duty. She was a n\emguests of Mr. .and Mrw. MU . ,her of p,e Glrls' Glee Cl ub, LlbraBleniDg Sunday. riJ.n ~nd on the staff 0 ( tbe Activity and annUal. fr{rs. C. G. Billupa, Mrs ,D.alilel Simmons and children called o-' !oJiu Ro11er is the dau,lilhlt.r of the Cecil Blc.ssings Friday. Mr. and Mn. Max RG!ler. Slie was Mr .and Mrs. Wayne Hart izld a merftber of tbe Girls' Glee Club, Mrs. Hannah Johnson were shOp- the' Eight NOtea, the Girl•' Enaemping In Pt. Pleasant, Saturday. ble and in the Marchln~ Bud tor Harley Donccutter l'pent a fbw 4 11 yearJS. SM is a member of the days rceently with hla family. Heath. Metbodi&t Cbureh and <lf Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolfe re- their ~&ehior Cboir. turned to their home in Silver Both rtirla will live at t~e St. Spring, Md. lifter a sf\llrt vacation Jonph Nunos' Home an~. this wttw.·r.,aUvel ~in Do'ard. week aevml aoeial activities' blvo Mr. and Mra: Ed Yry were din- ;;;;b';;';";·p~l~a;;;nn•;;d;;;f•;;';;;th~em;;;.:;:;;!:;~ / th• b- Mrs. T M'ddleport Women Enter In 'N Ur5e5 T .. ra1n1_ng AUXIpAIY , The A~ eriean Le&iOD Auxilie;ry held a wiener roam in tbe N.Haven park Au.a:UJt 13. Present .l>., !ln.. ...ome17, were M rs . C. C. Ro M NODI Mrs. H . C. ney, n Tllpp, Mr-' Edna BurriJ, lira. Everett Rowh, MriJ. Fled RoUJb, Mrs. Catherine Embleton. Mn. Arch Sayre, Mrs . ,Bill Rou.ab, Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mrs. Grant Rousb, Mn. Foster Weaver and Mn. Crandall Smith. , &-The Sellllael:· l!l!m~ o~ Aut. 29, IOU \ Auc..t· u ••·. . . ~ ..'fMo, ~toUtq1 tho «<a•er NEW HAVEN SOCIETY Stewart. BOARD ...,..TINO 1'be Offidal Board. ol tae M~~ 041at Church met at tbe •- ~Date 011 eveuiq. _, l'rlllkliD bla I - liiPar4 \ lifO. Wyatt Cbad\ftU .... 'Ill' ..... lira. Jill w....o -·· Ill'. . •. ~ . I '< . ' · .ltDpti$l llf ~~~~~· lin. Ray ~~... 11t1 1 L llr 'I aDd r• P. wu He Ia: mcWlD1 to · m.: Other 1tate. TbOH pl'eleat · •Oted to repair the lpQUtltt( ud fur ,ni'&J!• P. of the p&1'101l81Je .. A1lo the 011 11 will !how • mcwW lad tra velorue the seeond TUsdat bi September. The publb la inVItect BAPTIST ADULT C!LAIS attend. The next mettlnf: -wUI The Hartford Baptist Adult be held at the' home of llr, aDd dass met at the home of Mr. and Mn. Bill H<lward. Tbo-e attebd:iq Mrs. Mark Ward on Friday, Aug- were Mr. and.Mra. RQ DarllQ. ust 17. A buffet picnic supper w .. )lr. and Mrs. J. L. Stewll't, Jlr. Arthur Sayre, Ray f'ri'Dkllft.. Mr. 5 erverl on the lawn at 6:30 foUow· ed by a short bueineSl!l meeting. and Mrs. Hazen lt.oUJh, BUl Ho•· Present were Mr . and Mrs. A.~ K. ard and Rev. aDd Mn. A .A. McClung and Keltk, Mrs. Don AD&le. Smith and DoD, Mr. and M~ DINN.It ' · Norman Montgomery , Rev. and \ A covered 411tl dtnner Wll be~d Mrs. Shirley Woods, Cbesblre, Mr. and Mr5. Hall, Mr:s.· Mary Au· miller, Mrs. Hugo Jublkng, Mr. and Mrs. A o . Hume, Mrs. D. A. Board, Betty, James and Mrs. ,d. Jack Ph illips. REUNION . ' . The Roush Reunion and Alii~ AND . Famllle1 of Amerh:a lne. hel4 Mt k their annual reunion _••· . Jac • .. BUSINESS Olt aon, Va. l.11t WHk eo- -- .... - .. Thote fro mthia ar•• attendinp PROFESSIONAL · ware Mr. and Mn. Othe L'leviQ .. ' .) ~· 'lb• senunel, -~r·Middlepo~·:S!·..i.~l¥--7 lletbo41at Cbjlttb. , T1lo occaoloo. lin. W. A. . De•lill ••~ dtll4r~ wao· ~D!loriDI llf, . '-·· ,,.;::. OCTOIU' KNOW FOR RENT APARTMEM1f'S .. and son, Mr. and Mrs.,. ~ ArMtt Roush •nd family, Mr~1 ,Thelma Cepebart and Mr. lnd Mh. John Fry, ••-,, John Bumgernner, H. N. Routh, Mr. .1nd Mr1. DG.nald F. Roush end famllv, ,Mr· •ncl Mrs. Donald D. Roush and family, ~-" LION$ The New Haven Liom1 Club met at the Legion Hall' on Tuesday, August · 21. The meeting opened with flag salute lind Invocation. President Kermit Ford presided over ~e meeting. During the iness meeting · it was announced by chairmen Mark Ward and Tom Hoffmdn that the Red Cros.s Bloodmobile Unlt will make a vislt here on Sept. 12. noon t<l 6 . The Rdtary (Club will held so- · licit the donon. .AJ.so, at t~Js time the J.Jons will make and keep a recot"d or blood types. Those present lnelud.es those.,. bove mentioned lnd Kctth AI'· nold, Kermit Ford, Tom Hoffman, 1 Charles Jewell, Bob Joh118ton, 1 Charles: Lister, H. C. Roney and I Eugene Roush. SEWING CLUB Mr~. Otle Rouah waa ho.stess to members of the Bend sOwing Club <ln Tuesday afternoon. Enjoying the day were Mrs. A. B. Wodrum, Mrs. F. A. Batey, Mrs. w. T. Stone, Mrs Hugo Juhllng, Mrs L J. Ruttcncutter, Mrs. 'R. F . 'Bryant, Mrs. H. R. Andrews, - •' oFFICES / Just Completed In · NeW Bulldlng qccupled B;r. J. J. Davi;l, M.D. 1· CALC 6170-J .. ' ·' ) ; ... ~ .. -'"l',.,..J . .. ' fou·re I Onl~ ' y,'9!'.. PI-... ',. •. I SMALL DOWN . W~&. f) ~ PAYMENT '11,1 1>, ·. o~~e In OurStv nly ~ , .. ' ' 99 ,, ., ftkAPS. .\ . : •:• ;~: .-;·,. ~~ ' I . ,• ,! ''r . ' . ' . .. ''· ' . ; '79c poir · ' ( . -.. .. . . . . _lYo.~~re: . I B'ermudo Socks-White and Also rted . . · '••v· • ~• , ••·.~~ ~ ~ II! 79•PJ.. n~~fr, ' friple ·RoJ..,.Heo~ White · · . ,, , . . • Girls White Lial• : . • • • ,. . • $9c IM'Ir • • • ~ ~ ( . THE · SHOE JOX M:IDDLBe<l:R •. QHIO . MM~"'~-~Oo~n~S~m:lt~h;;;:•nd~~M~'~'~·~J~.~L~-~~~$$~~$i.i·~·;;;i.ii,i;;;;;;;;:i;:;;;;~ ~ • ~ ' G{dl · ''"'' ' '. ' " .. ·.ALong ,:, '" ·Time .I ' \ WE PRICE TO SAVE U ,BUYS AT FULTON- THOMPSON 1951 FORD TRACTOR ALLIS CHALMERS TANIJUI!I DISC FARM.ALL 'H' with Side Mounted Mower NEW IDEA CORN.~ PICKeR 2c pound .. ..•• OLD TJMCTORS, CUL'l'JVATOIIS, PLOWS, LOADERS Tille Your Pld: AI TbJa Prlee · L '!'! ' ' FULTON- THOMPSON , DB lAVAL. N'BW BOUAN(I. By ERNIE BUSIDIILLE!l By SHULTS FEIJGUSON llld OIJVBR DJaAI.ft& 1'1 \ '\\ ' POMEROY ~~ l WANT TO MAIL ' THIS TO MYSI;:LF Diamond B'putg at itllllestl ALL SUMMER & SPRING All Smorl Foohlons .- COATS & SUITS '\ i ~., . ..~·-··· ·· l)t~ 'lrilltt• /J ·hlt•••la·H _ NOW ...... $10.00each - Repnllna of former price .I Mercedes Condon .Dress Shop Pomeroy, .. ............ . .,.,. .. .,......, o. \ <;OLLINS JEWELRY wlaere Yoar Ctlllfldeaee fl.lutlfltd ' (' . {:\ : ·\ ·, ,, • • •'ij sMI .... .a -' . �• • : :· ·: Homemaker News ' The Vestibule ~ '*' t1 pltn•ly_ k -.4 to lilteD to God. Soon b~ L-M ~ .... Ml· ~ • ~ u bwt God'1 belp and guidanc~. J""''lble la mar llomes .... he f~ hlmaelt well eqwpped ,... .... - I n t o tho llriq for the lau '""'•d 1 - ar-JI ~ted from th• . llu'ktJaw..our Way-shower, -4 ~ 10q1D. ~ ~~ a law ~- wu tempted Ul t~ wildl'rnt-ss, • • bul he did ool .,•ner. He suw 1.. .- TII. ydter nmembera tbe ftSo. ihe dnil aelther as a person nor ~- It aa ;Important put of n a eireumatance, and he re~ ~ Ma:itla• COODlrJ wbtre futtd nil'a f11be augjt!.sllrrru 1-- 11M ,... •lwoqild. up. WheD one wUh God's word!! ( Ma!thew tllleftld • .boliM,Ihe aolst of the 4 :10), "'Thou shalt worship the ~'WU eut off by elosiD.c tbt Lord lby God, and him only ·apllldt :.SO., IIDd the •eatlbule tbalt thou aene ... ...... quietlacompariaoa.. An· DuriDI' I aummu vac... tron a lither doOr, ofb:n with a pane) of mother found ht-r home a ('t•nh'l opaque llau in 1t. bald to be ror a gr.gup of f('en-ageN, mclnJopeaed belore one eould n.ler lng two of ber O'A/1, To her. IIU'y U.. rat of the boule. In the us- all seemed Indifferent, im on:-;hltlbule O'fti'COI.tl Wtr'tl take11 oft' erate, and untidy. Tile}' ran 111 .w put ora. •nd oltto first IP"'!et- and oul of the hou~c. dutng ln-. and lut good-bya were aaid notblog ln parlicular, 1wd tlw~ 1herJ, Tbe "ftalibule "Was always resented beinM uslu•d to rio nmapJidain which ooe wu toreed tbing for aoyone. 'I h1s ruothcr to PlUM tor • momeot. uw that another part of the ' . Ill the Hlbf. of Chridlao. Sd- de1loltion or "wilr1crness'' C(liJ}d ~ iWbkh it hued upon lht be applied lo these youngster~ teachl011 of tbe Bible. 1 place "'Spontaneity nf thouglrt a o . to1 p~UM :&. _import.aot. In "'Scl· Idea." She rlfasnned tlml "~poo"i tnce and RMHh WJlb J(ey to the lAIIeJty ot thought and idPo'' was $cripturu,• Nacy Baker, Eddy, not almless aod without a pur: tbt Di.;coYft'tr aDd Foiutder of JH)Bf, but was dJJl•rted to'.'.:rrd ' ~b Scieoee, wdtea (p, u.aetulneai!J and orderly fU'1 rvil l f! ~. 123): ."Beholdtq tbe lntlnlte SneraJ U!»el! a day Hm1 jtUb:of ltutb. we ,.uae,-wdl ptother retired to the vestlhule on God: Then we push onward, or her own think1ng and cln~('d uatU houod.leaa thought walks the door on the lltwming <hsoreoraptured. and conception un· der arouod her. Jluruan rebdCODftaed ia wingtd to reach Ute lion over the ailualion had to be divine «<ory.'' In its metaph:yd- overcome. !ij111 re11lu:ed that the cal meaiDn8 1 vestibule woUld unfoldmo,nt of God's plan fur His llluatrate the meolal alate in children had to be rt"Veule1l to wbieh one takes time to "pause, her if abe Wlll!l to be of beucht to -wait oo God." Wbeb battld the younpters. Sbe lenrned to with pride have to be fought, aee these young peopl(> in their wben doubt baa to be replaced true and orisJnnl selfhontl, as witb trult, wben tempera have to the reflection of a restful, acbt controlled a o d .,. al u ea live\y loving Father. Wflllbed. we can enter the nsti- The result waa almost imnwdlbule or 01U' lhinkinl aod cloae Rlt. One Of her children found lbe door on the turmoil of the a ~ob, and the other one dcwlcd material arenaes. In lbe quiet or to do some extra schoolwork this vestibule, God bu to he rec- each d&y. , • , Mony outmg_, op.IH<l as the only power and were planned by the youn11 that power as ever presenL people, and the mother found Wben we come faee 10 face tbat abe W\1S always incluth·d. 1 with our problems and tur111 to Bveninga wore spent In reading ' God 11 AIJ.in-aU, self-wlll la so(ld bookJ 9r Jll!lcning to good allenced and HI& wiUlt .now I- mU!lc. '!be (fenerul ani!Uile, and rdged.., Doubt an4 ftar are aeen especial1y I be con H n 11 t 10 n, 11 IU. ~uaeaUoDa. baaed upon cbaopd. Restlessness wns retbe ~that e\'U II real. After placed by useful actlvilic:s, ami a fn momentp., of quiet thought more considcrutlop anfl graH"'' ft..nd O'lll'lelna readJ to ex- lade were expreucd by all. preaa mo"- love, oooalder.tloo, )JAny teen-aaera seem tt) Jive and patience. , • • • In a wUdernen of doubt and Wben Mosel was told (O lead loneUnesa, but this wilderness the children of / brael out of wJU become a vrstihule , , • Egypl, he WRI bewildered, and when the younjil pl!oJJle nwnhn be said tbat he was not able to to a desire lo Jlllll~e an d lluuk. do U. But he was compelled to .• , - Tht C:hri.IIIa/1- Sc1t1Ju ftioJIII· I lura bll tboughta away from aelf hw J ' Farm News ·. I ~------------ . ' P1tr1ci• A. Grevor(, Home corq Jnd' aeuooiDJI. Stuff ptppers wuu.,.. P:. OemoniJfration Aeent • Milson •nd top with buttered erumbi. Co..~nty / stand upriaht in lrtlhd baldaf PAIIASITES This wtll be mv last artu:le 1iDce dilh. Add ab6ut ~ l!l.ch water. Pbeaotb1111De my mw job as Mn Wllliam GMI· bover -.nd bake at 360 4111'"8 for albl use In the cOl~)!, i;, ory wUJ be full time after August 1 hour. (8erves 6 to8) ln cattle. In 31 It bas been mce comlll& to you -- - , cows and calve• through lhJ.S rolumn eaCh week, ' I appea.reftce, are ,.·,H NEWS .not maklna tbe' P'ARM WOMEN PROGRAM ttu-11 «. Priddy, 4 H CCII:u~~~=~1sbould, the troubl' PLANNING DATE SET worms. Even when. The annual fail program plano· JESULTS AT STATI • Lut week Muon County wu they're doLI'II well, mg meetmg '*111 be held September 12 w th~ basement of the Ma•n' ~reaented at Jackaona MUI. 0~ th aod gain can _be. Roulb treat111g the animals wJtb Street Baptist Church at 1100 Main Tbur5day nfeht Walden participate din tbe Jtate t H iar.tne Street. The meeting Wll! start at Publlt Speaking Contest •8D.d PHENOTHIAZINE DOSAGE 10 30 A M sack lunch at noon Phenothiazine ba1 worked won· and end around 3 00 P M. All farm came home with a blue ribbon women are encouraged to attend, after runl\fng a very clase aecond de 1'8 for the sheep men , ln this espcc1aUy club off1cers. club com· to John Murphy of Cabell County. cvunty and bas great poteoUalltles m1ttee chairman and t()unt:v offlf'.- There were four ban and flve for the cattleman, both dairy and Boys and beef. ers and ' commJUec cha1rman. Re· alrls in the contest ji:Jrls were Judied aeparately. Jlm serve th1s d11te and come to the the Phenothiazine treatment 1a Mit.;bet1 •nd ftlary Blaine won 1 planmilg meeting blue ribbon w:itb their demonstJ'Ii particulary effective for treatiqa tlon on ''Poisons and Their Anti- )'Oilhl an1mals under two yearw TO ALL FARM WOMEN The Nattonal Home Dcmonstra dotes", Janet and Joyce McCoy old Treatmmt conaiats ot do.sing either by drertcblne tlon Council'~ annual meetmg wlil won a red ribbon on their fooda the ~ of an ounc' ol demonstration "Out of A Pot ot be held 1n San Antonm, Texas, lor every 100 lbs of demoostral September 23·26 Thl:! program Cbeese". These twp Twenty.one da)'4 afw1ll mclude an address by Gover· tiona were on Friday aftemDO~I ter dose, glve lbem the Janiee ¥ordan won a bllle ftblloll: 100r AlLan Sh!Yel s UD Tues1fay, sam~ dos,. again. Thb wilL ellmtd· In the Stat~ 4 H Style Revue()iJ M1ss Frances Scudder w!Jt aumm&ri.ze the program on Wednesday Friday nlgbt. We are PfO~) {jJ ate worms which have matured ala. afternoon, the banquet 18 at 1:00 t¥eh of ~e young people inti ce the firat treatment, p rn Wednesday, with Mrs. Ovetl ofter , our , ~n,gratulations to aU Culp Hobby, the speaker. Fi!'tl'e of them for 1 jbb weU done. hme on Monday afternoon an,d PIN "''I~US MilT Tuesday evenine for shopping and The" Mason County 4 H Pin &lghtseelllg Origmally, West Vir. M'hr Wetrers (Ai.vmltu) met last Sat· gtnla planned to have a 5pecial wJtb 14 urdit:y ~t lh.e t H Camp at Sou.tb tram coach from Clarksburg to Side .At tble/meetina new oftJeera pounds of salt Keep mixture San Antoma and return How~ver , were elttded for tbe coming :y.,.,, before them at all tlme1. If you the tra1n tripS has be('n ca'llcelled They were June Spenee1·, 'Pr111i- don't have a protected box where i'lnd each wornan must b ~ respon· dent; Wa,lden Roush, 'llee-preai. is kept tOr your cattl~. alble for her own transportatlo}l . dent; fUry Ann Roa:ere:, seer,ftaey; one. How many of you, when you eat ycur meat.. would Any woman Interested 1n makmg and • JoAtlll Browning, treasurer. lite to kn.aw on a bldck 61 aalt or Ale:o at this meeting the Pla thls trLp should wnte Mrs Dean worse yet have tbe aaJt thrown on Johnsnn. Pre.s1dcnt, West 1Virgtn.a \Vf'arera voted to comtrucl a totbe table for you to liet up ooce tem pole for the bli foot tribe Home DemonstratiOn Council im· 1 week · mediatel}' for detatlcd rnformation. at the Council at Jaek1on's J.giL ' Thla will require a lot of 'work DO YOU WANT A PEPPER but will serve as a monument to UPPER FOR YOUR MENUS? Mason Cnunty when it Is fini.s~. Then try this stulfed pepper re- AU Pin Wearers will be invlt-ed Cipe called Green Pcppe•· Casser- to pat:tlclpate in thi.a: chore. Thoae olets, 8 gre'en peppers. I sma1l preaent at the_ m~\.11~ W"eija Juae onion, chopped, Ub. grountl beef, Spencer, W'alden Roue:h, J~. Eada 2 tb!ps fat 1 4: medmm tomatoes, Woodle Mace, Mary Blal~·:"l, J~ peeled and chopped 1'tZ eups BrOwning, Mary Ann ~ogerl, Cola corn, ctlt from cuh, salt and pepper ~ush, Su~anne Rotbeeb, Eliza. to taste, :~.t cup huttervd crumbs belli !oneullll J.W.e Jordan. Ap· Cut off lop and remove seeds other meetiQt of tlfe Pin We"it.ere from peppers Cook 5 mlnutf!ll tn will be held next Friday nikb( at boihng salted water Brown onion t~ camp grounds slartlnt - -., 8 , and meat J,no hot fa t Add tomatOfi!S, p. m. W tl!lhlled. ~ •iloua todu~ .. •• the pqplbiUtles of his gre:d lo bep the lbe of \mlsdou. Wben be ~as wJflJnglo ~ . .. , Philathea Group ' Secretary Church · I , . , .. . Penl'el Clas·S Pitnic• ls'Held • ·e·n .t1 e ZION tit .a.~ Mto. .Cbo•Jea o.<t· wol'lb of Killmon Ylllte4 wrtlh Mr. ~!_"~14Hs\:u!:''"';!i....o from the <II~ of Cllrlol 111 ' i ••4 lhotr r.,.u;., belj , '"'""" ro~ Satu:rd•¥ ~veniq at thcr MJddleport roadside part. ' J'-elt ~den, preaidtbt, prtC:do ed over a short buslnesa sasioa., wben p~ns fOP a torn' roaat ·were ril".Mr. Ud, llra:, CJ.a:re.aee' Swau-1 ' au.. •er ~dtil • pk!ale dl.nair day at tbe ho~ of Mr. and Mq, ft~ lJread.et:'4i'n 9f Dexter. Tile HendtnpDI-·tQJmerly llvtd hen. Otben lttendina were Mr .aDd Mn. , Clarence O,dla of CarpeDter and Hr. and · Mn. Race- Dtrvbr dlacussed. • Attending were Mr, an'd Mrs. Jack Sorden and children, Mr. abd Mrs. Franklln Huds011 and ot Rutland. ·lf . • 1 ebJidrea, Mrs. Guy Cowan and ·~Cellt vi•ltol1 Jn the bonl'e .ol children, :Mr.a• .Robert Carson and wendljlr. and Mfa, Cbarle.i Coplon childre-n, Mr. 111d Mr's. Richard Mt~. _&nd Mra:. Clareaee Swaq• Owens and daua:bten, and Mr. of Pomm-Gy, llr. and Mts. JtidMrd and Mra. Katl')" Lee BaUey and Radcliff and dau~hter ' of Athen.l daupter I'Dd Connie Teaford. and Mr. and Mra, l"aul Reibel. I VOL. VIII NO. 117 • IS RPOMS Of Ill Hew Fqrnlture !:!111 = I 1 roa $29cJ.OO BAKER '! -I. ~~ 1111 The BriRh~lt Cor- =""' .. Mlddle]IOrt w~tok 10 ltaliaq Firm To Be f...oolted N~rth Of Huntington; Firms Consolidate u-~ -·· woid w~ M> ' ' • 'J ,~ ' ,tllf~; ~ Wilson ~ .l"iijjv'f .' I ~ti1JJ.4ay eMf frOm Mni. Haf. I old Rutol!ell (Phylllo Chyel of Huntington, wbo was upal:ile ~o attend. Mrs. Chase left Sunday cto 1ttend a' Methodist confere.p.ce l(l Ashvll,e', N. C. this week. • rhere't onlY 'one llmpl• Itt·'"~ tlng to mcak~ Ancf a ainglt foil 'of lmm. Xodachro1n. { ~i• Fmn costing but $2.40 ' Is tnough:to'co,,llr• th• n~Un· 1 lidhtil' ,of your ~holldoJ wMk Funeral Services Held Today For ~wren~ Graham · ' ' end. The BrCW!nftl Mo.JeCaM ~ :;., ., ,. = Ill BAKER I'UBNITUIIE Ill •r~ with fl2.11tna is $37.50, -' lrlc. 1 Fed. Tax. ' . \' Funeral Mr und Mr11 Fred Fo1l1<:h of Albany, N Y we1c recent gul!.'lts of Mr and Mrs. Hal'l·y MUi er \It bJI. ~IJnre "' ,\•, •" 1, , it. ~ omm'ent. In Chal"Jeston. Gov. Wtlham C Marbnd said he waa a"are of lhe plam: but he decline(! further commeot. The News-1\egister reporled that Mora11n ba arrana:ed with lii:onOhto Valley several wceb qo and favored an area ntn1JI· Hunting1on1 near Ne..:l. for the or plan£ ' aiti Harry llaymakt'r uf of oificers, prest!1l- tatlon. of Shdc Contest wJnner:s by Mn Wm. Pavey and ~. ~a: Ma'I V. ·l(mbel, G'udo TWo\ F4rie Etl~•l.iJe'1 'Gr,.al One. ~ SUG~R · RUN ' ItiMINTA~~ I Helen vrtmamo, .t'rtp:· Gro/10 fi. · Robert Roberta, Grade 'l'tv8..• Jolor...cl LolriJ, .!lrH<' four. IJ a. m. Workshops Flower ArranJements, Mrs. .Grace Fitzpatrick: :Mrs. Wm. Crandall CorMrs Dan Rosensbein: the Mrs. Jo.sepll Pbllvice preeiM Director&: es:- Convention Ellen Qibba, g,ra~ Three. , • will S«!ab'~ Rei~Dt.. Crade Two. Althe* !r)'m; Gr•de- ,, , LucUle Sw:aekbammer, b~; beld at the at iloon aod will start at l:lS will pre- ' I G.,.. Junior' Reich, ' ' I ., ' ' t Pwovllk, W Va, Mr. and M•·~ B .Jr . Vanre And Tnm ldt Fnday for t'opulnr Branch. N C. lo visit hu; llai'Cnts Mr and 1\fr~. L F Vance , '•' • I!! ' ' truck. fl•rd VI Cuttomllne 2 Mit cov.n, c""vrotot 4 dr. D•lvu FI'NAL I , ,, lt'l ...t Mftr-. clean Chrfhlet IIIII tUM, a cov.rt, « OF ALL •\ SUMMER SHOES now • .$2.00 · Al10 Complete Lll! e Of School Shoe• · $2.95 'up • MARGUE • r, '• I' no tecllle~~i 'Yoli•re .~lng 80 many more .Blu~ Cl!lp GIIIC'll' t~eae d,ay~-. br~ng thro~ all m•~er,ot ·tough, ·in-a-hurry jobe. '' T,ruek uaenl an ·buyln one re&80ll : Tllf3t (!lll'q,\18 !110ft'~~~. • \ I Macy M. Ward' 10, ·. In Hospital Surgery w1U be ht.J4 setvi~s 2 p m m Dan'!lJie Wll"d, who died ln Marga~t •., .; ' ..,.I ' '" Ho~>pltat. Wednes-1 surgery for a rup. . ' ., ' Aceordlna: to the ntw;~~paper, Mol"gan bas aiTanged wilbl M:or. teeahn1 lo issue U. S "deposit(WJ receipt. that 1n effect rep~ent ea11ily traded shares of tlo• flrm's .stock.:'' In New York. Olin fiatl)iesoll ChemicAl Corp and R'V'ete: COpper & BQiaii :I.ne., A,nnnun-«ffJbAiV the r form&ticm nf 1 $231-mi1Unn' com· Jls two &ODS, Micb.itll!:l and Roger in the Ohio VaHey. The new corporatlcn., Oli11 a~. a daughter, Debbie Marie: his Mrs. Mridge •Graham, Mid· Vcre M~tats Corp., wil) l fM'hd•te ' f•ther, Herman Gra 180,000 ton51 ' of alumlpU. a' yertr or fhrep t1md8,, the; afll(oUntj Olm Mathie.-ou waa to' ~ave Pri>f;Suerl'l in an ' inrl iVidUl\1 venture an' · and nounnod earlier tb.it 'y Hr. :F.ac1lilies of tbe J'' Mrs l. C Housh and Mrs Mel a ball game In Charle~ton In wh1rh Mel play.;>d Rcccnl suert~ of Mr. and Mrs ThonHt8 Gnnstcad were Mr and Mn. llh-hard C.1·1nstcad, Canton E. MAIN ST, Middleport declined commePt on the repo:-> .t satd tt was not handl1ng pu~h~ relationa for Monteeatinl. Chemor~ Corp., Mon•ecaUnJ's .sales repr! sentalives tn thia country, satd 11" top olficials were unavailable for SurviVOrs' l.i:icl~ hJ.- wife. Phyl. panv to prodv..ce primary Blunptnum Clark atlenderl AUTO SALES Columhus, 9 b;mner • l'tHI. MET~OPOLITAH Gratnm, 37, daY for4 VI 1 ton lt•k• 7rSOx16- ,Jy tlr••· ~~w•. I&H, ,.... were heH 1oW relldent whO , bQ.D$ biamelf Moo· Joann Embleton, Akron. 1s vis lUng her mother HC'vha !flays sister, Mrs :!!emU$ t\ay !or LawrEnce Mr~ Paul Powell and Rlrky rr cl!ntly _.pt'nt a week vlt~ltlng ht•r WE SELECT OHLY • THE VERY BEST IN USED CARS Montecatmi Chemical Co , an Italian chemleal-mineul r 1 r m. plans to construet a plant ·n~at Huntington. W Va . according h lbe Wbee li~ News-R~g:~sl e r. The newspaper satd the f1rn which hall (llanb frGm the Alp to S1ctly, has enhsted tile aid o( the Ln.an.ciaJ " bou~ of J. P Mor gan & Co .• New York, 1n locating ln tba country, In New Yort, the Morg.;J.f\ firm I Ill • re - Julia Edwal'd~ has accepted em ployment at the New Haven Jc well Shop, .... • • Mrrt William Stalnaker, Ml'!i Mabel Thompson Ml ~ rroJd Wnght and · Mrs Oak Harri5 ,\II nr Spencer, w Va vhdtod tlwlr I :>l!;tcr, Mr·~ H L D~ l'r, 'I ucst1ay I ' FURNITURE over the "':J ':'::.' um1num ant ( I IE SINGLE COPY I ' Frlcfa,.. Hlt'h tOfley M tt ..... ,.... 62 to 70. d~~f~d:M" '"" . Witt SdCIETY WIATMIJ! _ OhJ.: ,..,..,, ctoM~r wltll little , ch•ftl' In .....,_,..... ....,, ... nloht onol ....... ,. ,..M_I !'~·lh••' DIVORCE GRANTED NEW llAVEN Margi e E. Hall of Pomf!roy wa11 gramed a dhorce MOnday m Common Ple11s MelliS Counr)" Court from J1mea E. Hall, PomeBo6 Cooke und aon, Phil , Att•nd· roy Rt 1 on ebarge1 of a:ro11a ed a ba~bnll game in Chorleaton neglect and extreme cruelty, Tuesday evening Mu WilliAm Cn!sler and Ann are vocatlonlng In Pennsy!vn11111. ' Charles Wo111 and c hildren, of Atlanta, Oa vl11lted hlr. sister and ramJly, Mr and Mrs. Paul Scally .Jl ' l'bpne3118 !4od-.. bl!'!l>,doY- ••1\Der- Eulenboc.h Fo.mily Honored At Picnic I II t ............... :MWy ' were ib Zaneaville, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Chue Dayton als9 84ende·d, tbe dia\ner ud ~r~. Cbarle presented ·~i.;. . .ii. WIIIOD wltb a decorated ~7 I r Area ,. ' ,M:~,. John Chase, Wehe alt!JI aon, Allen ,' ot "" .• b:-:-1 t ."e!ay, • ' !lembero of the Penlel <;II.. Olu41iao U~n of HUII!I Cluo~ or 1he .F'Omll'OY Baptlat ~ ehurth · JttAutded the e.ftreace f;t Clfjf.. Mrs Howard Wilson Feted Pn Birthday \ her parents, ErWard · three Ruth Ann and one brother, all at home call at the Chasr at Rutla,nd until when tbe deceased •Oino'red to the home-. made in Ruther· � 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/. 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