http://66.213.69.5/files/original/956cc46bad9f28d6bc651746261b23d4.pdf 30169b35727be0ff41272ba97885801a PDF Text Text \ ~ \ \ f NOW YOU KNOll' MJlam.<IIIBH loaiJeta • ' tab llleiraa. . frla..._,triciiiJ e ..... .. lllllnlfllellre .. • •• •wn of Jlui.Duao aeer Clbt.. II, hocllo. ' t Mrs. Beegle Is HOsf~SS Wh en Councilors Met at Rt. 2 Hea -On the regular ll)eettng of Kn lhll ol. Pythlas LOOge No. ZIO h•ld Thuraday evening at lh• hall In Middleport. carl Owen. oo" going Chancellor Commander, presided during the meeting. Officers elected were . Chancellor Commander, Clyde Andrews; Vice Chancellor Lester Walburn; Master of Arms. Danny Zirkle; Moster of Work, J, H. Grate; Prelate, Brad ', oil; Inner Guard, Bob Grimm; er Guard, R. S. Manley; R&cording '!e<:retary, Richard Ballo ey; Secretary. Cash Bahr. R&freshments were served by HOI' ace McElhinny and Clyde An- Mn. Joseph Beegle wao hostto the Put Councilors of I ~·-::~c••:eooncn, Daughtert II lor their annual I~~~~ Thuraday evening •t her It In Racine. The affair wu held on t h e t••·wn. A poUuck dinner was ser· ai 6:30 and members and lf.:~~u:were sealed at tablos I' wlth arrangements of fiowero and candles. Present were Mn. Fred Desoauer, Mro. John Smith, Mrs. Grover Erb, Mrs. Max Melnharl, Mn. Richard CamnheU, Communist Antagonists In Last Try ou" Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watson Jr., Minersville, an- Ray Seldenabel, Mrs. Eldon Dennis and Brenda. Mr. and nounce the engagement of t~eir daughter Deanna June to Kraeuter, Miss Leda Mae Krn- Mrs. £mest Powell, Mr. and MRS. WILLIAM FRED LOHRER I Frankhn Andrew Summerfield, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. euter, Miss Mary Jewell and Mrs. Robert Bowen, Mrs. Joe . . . , . Fronkhn SummerfiP 1rl Gahanna. Ml Shirl B 1 Evans Mr Pearl Parker Mr 'lr a nd Mrs \'ir nil Block wood announce th• engage· Baskets of whM gladwhas and fern, combmed With M"Iss Watson 11 1 JM• -•~ ss ey eeg e. • s. · • . . " . . . .· t '· ·h d I b d . t d th II r of th. e uate of Pomeroy High·~ Schoo] •· "" t rl t M tual Ins Co and Mrs. Paul Eichinger .td me nt" un. d :.!p!Jro ~whm g marnage ol their daughter, M~tl- w.o seven - ur~n{' can t! a _ra. ecora P ~a a o ss u urance lyn. to Ri chard J. Pou!Jn . son uf ~Jr. and Mrs. Lucien MHtdleport Church ol Chnst for the weddmg of . Mtss and Is employed with the Me>- Columbus. Potluck Picnie Paula June, Mr. and Mrs. Alo P o ulin or Pome r ov ) !•ss Blackwood is a 1960 graduate ol l Carla Wilson. daughter of Mr. a~d Mrs . Russell Wtlson, . - . - - - -- Mr. Summerfield I• a En • dB Cl b len Eichinger, Mrs. Hubert Pomeroy Hi g h sc hool a nd is pr•sentl y •mploye d at Elb•r· ol Middleport , ,,nd Mr , William fred Lohrer, of Athens, ]oye Y U . Wolfe and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. fe lds ~{r Poulin 1, a l<o a 1960 graduate uf Pomerov High •SOP of Mr . and Mrs. Clifford r. Lohrer , of Cmcmnali. ~~ graduate 01 Gahanna Hlg Members of the Laurel Cbfl Charles R. Kerr Sr., Mr. and S chooi and at tend~d Rio Grande College . He 1s employed 1 The vows of the eouble ring ceremony were read by . fOUn n School and ts a member of Better Health club and their Mrs. Charles Diehl and Lewis at Mane tt a Ma nu fJ<Iun :lg l'o . An Augu st wedding · the Rev. ~'red I. r.ardne'· Saturday, June 22, at 4 :30p .m . ', u. S. Marine Corpo Reserves. . enJoyed a poUuck pic- a~d Charles, Mr. and Mrs . Lou la ned The bride, esrorted down ' . _ . i -~ : 1 He ls associated with the dmner 'Ibursday evening •)n D1ehl, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar P n . the aisle by her father , wore yellow • throated white orch •d 1[ . head Radio Co. Columbus. lawn at the home of Mrs. Smith and Diane, Mi•s Paula floor length gown of pure from her bridal bouquet. . I The open chur~h weddln Lowell "McNJckle, Antiquity. Frick, Miss Ruth Ann Norris, · organw, featuring a b~ Upon _t~elr return the c~ple l " Jul 20 at 2: g Following dinner, there were Miss Rose Ann ThelSI and Mrs. · of chantilly lace with a are res1dmg at 65'}, W. Washmg- Mr . and Mrs. Allen Roush y Ch ch'!II -~the swings for the children, games McNickle and family . lsal>rir'Ia neckline and . long lton-s l, Athen•. The bride is a ,of Bradbury ar~ spending with~- ~roldeHo:Sf;.iiiiii~~~~~....ii..i~ ~~~~.i;i;ii.ii;;;;;;o;;iiii"'i sleeves tapering to a pomt vver graduate of M1~dleport high 1 week en? m_.· Ct ~innatt hands . An organza bow ac· school, class of 59, a member , they will Vlslt with theJr son, ~.~~~u~the waist in back Lace of Evangehne Chapter, OES, ' Lee Roush, who attends South~ A reception at the parsonage !~ were used on· the and is employed as a secretary Iern College. · follow the cererbony imJille-11 of the full skirt whlrh to . the ~ers~nnel Director .at Miss Cora Rupe has returned • ehapel length Ohw Umvers1ty. to Middleport after a month's 1 train. Mr. Lohrer is a graduate of visit with Mr. and Mrs. Lowell [ vacation trip through Her fingertip veil of silk i!- 1Colerain High School, Cincin- 1ProbasC<J in Charleston,_W. Va. j Snookoey Mountains and Vh·gin- 11 ·' .\'J· i :· fell from a crown .of 1nati, class of '57 •. recel~ed ~Is 1She attended the weddmg of I Beach wh.ere they were ·-·. pearls. She carried a colomal 1degree from Oh10 Umverstty !Miss Julia Probasco. of Mrs. Moore's brother, ':. bouquet of white rosebuds cen- lin 1961 where he was a mem- i Mr. and Mrs. Shelby tered with a white orchid . lber of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, :Lanslng, Mich., have been and SHOP SATURDAY NIGHT TIL 9 AT M1ss Coleen Wdson, sister of 1soe1a\ .fratermty Del- guests of her parents, Mr. and , J and SigmH near Ralel"" .,., N. C., . the bride. W<~S maid or honor. ta Ch I, mens ourna 1Ism Soc- Mrs. William Reynolds tn Midthe borite of She wa• attired In a street -iety. AI present he Is AS>istant dleport. They will visit in Asb Lawn, bome of length dress of nile green tar- Director of University Informs- ville, Ill., with his parents befeta with bell shaped skirt. The tion at Ohlp Unlversity. · fore returnin~ to Lansing. Mr.l "'iiiiiliiiiOiiiiiii;;;;;iiiii; ·' ;;;J;iiiiiiiiiii - white !are bOOice featured el· and Mrs. William Reynolds en-11 bow length sleeves and a round tertained with a dinner while neckline which formed a deep ~ their daughter and husband Oln OUt were here. Miss Cora Rupe was V In back. A lace bow was used '1 al the waist in back. Her head· a guest Wednesday and Thurs· ,.;;-w day. piece was a matching taffeta ·~i bow with fare veil and she car· '; t1 Mr. L. w. McComas accom~ panied Diane McComas to Rio ried a colonial bouquet of green f tinted carnations. Whitt! wrist Grande Co11ege Monday wherell length gloves and white patina Mrs. Max Meinhart returned 1 home Thursdav after a sever- she took the entrance tests. She shoes completed her costume. 1 to en ter Rio Grande . . 1al weeks visit· with relatives , Pans Miss Carolyn Hook, of Xema . . C 1 b fall 'd 'd d 1m o urn us . 1 . was bn esma1 an wore an . [ The Middleport 4-H Club Identical s'tyled dress in yellow Henry Joachim returned to · · · . . h· h · y meet Thuesday evening at 1 : With. matchmg ~ccessones .. she FJsd omefl In o~nltgs o~thn holn home of advisor, Miss DUone ll earned yellow hnted carnat1ons . ri ay 8 er a VIS WI s · Th fl ·1 M' K 1 sisters Miss Emma Joachim McComas. All members are ur.... S ROY . MARK e ower gir was Iss • . Iand M~s . Dana Peoples. ged to be present at th~ meetMil{ • ly Ann Wilson, of Pomeroy, coulng. · . . sin or the bride. Mr . Dan Huss, 1 Mrs. Dana Peoples and Hen_ . , On June 9, the marnag• of Julia Ann Probasco and , 1 c· . tl be t .1h ry Joachim were Thursday din· Mr. and Mrs. Willis Alshlre ., W. 'fh us t on m . t h e r ·trst I M o mcmna was s man ,C 1w1 ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. are at thelr horne ,_ Roy Mark was rea d by Dr. \v. w·n· u• D ayton 0 0 Pres byterian Church of South Charleston, W. Va . I r. ' Jam awson, urn- Homer Holter Chester Road. during this weekend. They will Following a half hour program of traditional wed· If bMus, JMr. Ro~land CongdoAn,hand Mrs Home; Holter Mrs retum to Middleport to be with . I d b h h h . t '·I· A d r. ames ;,entmeyer' I ens , . ' . In ,18631 pen-antJ-jnk ~ d mg mustc p aye y t e c urc orgams n tss u rey . h Dana Peoples and Henry Joach-. her paren•ts • Mr. and Mrs. -today, automerion. Thoma,, the ceremony wa.s performed _at 3:30. p.m. be- 1se.rvmg a_s ~s ers . im visited Thursda afternoon bert Chambers.. Mr. Chambers fore the altar decorated with palms, white gladJOias and fhe bnde s mother chose at Tu Pial · d remain• ·a patient at 1h Mr tnum s. 1two p1ere hme lmen sheath M ppers d ~ k · an HospitaJ ln Galllpolls. The bride. given in marriage !Mark of Glen Ellyn, Illinois, i dress with matching accessor- . C~=~t~ay~~~ Mrreca: an~r~t Mr. and Mrs. carl Vanderby her father . wore a floor ,and the late Mrs. Mark. is a Iies . She wore a rorsage or red Ch 1 B d Mr ' hoof and chUdren and Miss Di~ ' 8 · In 1863, Abraham Lin<oln oiiJ!Od lniD law ol>lll whkh hu proved inti«<! meaningfol to len gth gown of tucked import· Igraduate of Miami Un iversity , ro~es . ci. ane McComas have been at 1De~r es B aum, nd ~nEd the Nation ••• the National Currency Act. It establilhed a national currency; and Fedeially.. td organ~y with insets of lace . .Oxford , and is currently attend- T h e bridegroom 's mother . 8 marThaum~ Lake Hope this week. Thev chartered benb, ID take lllelr plact betide the 00Ji1tinc sta~hartered bonks. odnf r. were accompanied by Mr. 1. E. It wa s styled wit h short sleeves : ing the graduate school there . wore a pink knit s heath dress 1•' adumM. Rey aFso cka · 1 1'h ' 11 h "II b · . . . an rs . oy rec er an anr . d d 1 scoop nee klln t' e ge m ace : Is 1a P WI e an assJs· WI! 11 matchmg accessor!~ 1.1 f p· G Miller. Mr. and Mrs. VanderU Lincoln had been able to look ~ead 100 yean and aee the far-reachin& reault11 this Is what me . ro~e. . hoof and cht1dren returned to and a bell shapt:>d skir1 An or · lant in the History department with which stle wore a corsage !1Y 0 he would have 1ee111 ganza cu mmerbund <~ccented , and Mrs. Mark will be associa · l of pink rosebuds . Miss Judy d Mrs. ~sief Ftscher klefdt ~r~-t their horne in Waldo today. The U.S. publi< receiving moro than $450 billion I"'!"" In pm011.1l income; ito Miss ay evening or a wee en vast the ntted waist lint' . A eap of ted with the Sociology depart. IButcher organist and communitin with over 100,000 echooll; it. citbemownin1 more than 70 miUion the tu cked organdv and tare · menl I Hamor a' Boice so.loist present- with her sister and brother~in~rs. Nan Moore, daug~ter, · · · · · • ' '. Ia Mr and Mrs Rich d Elizabeth Moore, Miss Mlldautomobile~. Tliis &uriobing otatll ol. oflliro o - much to tho otandardizatiou of h~ ld _her. wal.St length V('ll of After a short wedding trip 1ed a program of weddmg mus- w, · · ar red Hawley, and Urt:, Grace the cun:ency. they are residing in Oxford . 11c preceding the ceremony . Van Meter of Beverly. Hawley have re~ed from 11lk tllus iO~ She cam_ed a ~asrade b~ · The _Proba.sco f~mily former- 1 A rereption 11as held In the \- Mrs. Mary. Ruth . King And t..lvould have oeon one oommerdtd bank oftlce lor ovory 7,000 penono; f~Uet of white dals1es. She also l:v· resided m Mtddleporl. and sorial rooms or the church im· . daughters visited Friday 90" .of all paymenQ made with ~ checb; individual coinmercial bank tavwore a ne<'klace of pear ls for· the bride Is a graduate of the I mediately following the St!n·ice . at ~everly with Mr. mother, Mrs. Albert Mees. • ln'JP of aboot $10 bllliob; commercial baDb havinJ.,... $130 billion In foano mer ly wu rn by tier great grand Midd leport high schooL jThe bride's lable was Richard VanMeter_ .•~id,en-lturMr·~· and Mrs. Jack Nicely outttaMin~o A Yiltly dif!erent type of bulk building and. equipment lDitead' of mot ht-r and r.eal ln sh I ~ c e 1 with 3 white Cloth and renterMr. and Mrs. Howard ·.:J to their__.horne in Colum· Pl•and~iDlr: reeorde' automation. New ooncreptl ••• new and upended bankini g_loves, the g1fdt ~~ a friend . f:l•ening Is Spent jed with a three tiered afndTson•: TeArry and Friday after a several daJ1• II ' 1 1 ,.rriceo tbt keep poco with the needo of a forward·loofdntr notw.-.D thwhwh comp ett' er a tu e. . . • ('.ake encircled with ivy and o US<.'O rtz., Wlth her parents, , ' devolopecl becoiloe the dual bonfdntr l)'llem ol. 1863 lpatlted. arowiDJ .,. of Susan Probas('O s~;~r v l:'d a ~ .Sot·rtllly, SPWIHIJ 1 white rosebuds ni• for a visit Mrs. R&; E. Gibbs. Hostess gifts were presented ! . · nd h .drs. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Tim Swan ·and her stsler 's maitl of hon or and CIOOipotitioll Ia tho honiD"' field. only attenda nt Shf' wnr e an to Mrs. Hiram Fisher when th~ 1 Servmg cake 8 punc were and uLuer reaJtives. Tim arid Jack, and daitl!h·· ll The ..otution ol th1o plctun tbtouch yan of"""' on411Udy emph•ilet """'mercia! bank· alter noon drl'ss nt pnh· blue Tri-City Sewing club met Thur s- j Mr:-o . Duane Bump. Athe~s. r,·Irs . Mrs. Harold Erwin and of Colu~ spent lna'•'..,.,.tti1Jc drivo to bettllr ita best , •• to provldoi the lulleot moasuro of -plete !Jrganza . The flll ~->d bodil'e was da.v _ev~ning at her home, ,\It in · : Br_uce Bradford. Alvara a, d Mrs. Robert Wines weekend With Mrs. l>l•l:lo,oorvic& . arcented b~· sott unpre~~ed t>r sviiie . as , Mr.\ Charles Riffle an , Lori, of Crown nctpa pl eats in the bark ot I he !;kirt The evening was spent social- Mrs. Wll Jam Strauss, Pomeroy. Thursday with Mn. II'~ Mr. •.• ·.· 5hf::' wore matrhmg ar cf'ssories ly and in sewing after whir·h a Mrs . Ro~rt Eastman of Bay • G • e.nd carrif·d a bouquet of blue 1l~ssert course was served by regJ.ster.ed th_e guests . 8 weddmg trip to. . , the hostess to Mrs . Robl:'rl . Jais1es. POMIROY, OHIO The groom had as hi~ best. ' Rawlings , Mrs. Russell WiJ ... on. mgton, D. C., and V!rgwia. . ...., . . _,. ' NATIONAL CURR.NCY ACT AND .. , , ne~ Mrs. Lohr_e r ~hose a mom Mr Henry Beekl ey, .Jr oF Mr s. Millard Wildermuth . Mr!i; . TONIGHT piece k.nlt smt Wlt.h yeJ. Lafayette, Tnd .. and Mr Roy Robert Hoberts, Miss Eliz3b: th TONJotiT THI DUAL IANKJNQ IYITIM "SPLENDOR IN Cheney , uncle of the bnde . and Fick Mrs . Bradford Maag Miss low accessones. She wore THI GRASS" Walt Dloney Preoenll t on David. served' as ushers . , Mary Virginia Reibel. M r ~(Tecbnicolor) A reception followf>d the rPr- : Charles Riffle. Mr::. William Natalie Wood WarreD Bea~ IY. Pat Hjngle Audrey ChriJ. emony In the church parlors. : Grueser and Mrs. Harlan Wt.oh· ",. ,· tie, Zohro Lampert1 Blrbarl The bride, daughter of Mr . . rung. ·' I W• Pay 3% lntenlf On Your Savings Loden. Fred Stewart. FOR ALL OCCASIONS and Mrs . Lowell W. Probasco ·~ '• "THE FIREBRANDof Riverside Drive , South Char· ATTEND SERVICES - :L Kent Taylor Lisa Mantell, We wire fio~ers everywuere Chubby Johnson. Allen J1ff1 leston, attended Miami Univer- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph LPe ats itv at Oxford , Ohio. later grad- tended funera! services for WY 2-~039 iu11. MM. Tues. . uated from Ohio State Univer- Lt. Richard Whittington in Ma,r- 11 DAY or NfGHT July 14-15-16 '. sity. She has completed a 1elta recently . He was killed Pomerciv Flower ShoD UGYPSY'' ., year of graduale study at Mi- an airplane crash jn France. f'TeehniColor) Mn. Millard Van Meter Natalio Wood Karl Molden ami University while servmg His wife, the former JuuJd~y~;~::.;JI WI OIVI TV STAMPS Ro..ttnd a....u as a freshman -1dvisor. bury , and two arnall d W. Mahl PomeroJ .Ml. Mark, son of Mr. <;:lyde survive. A •• About M 'dd/ t epor I I Be Thrifty • I I if ' • • SATURDAY, JULY 13, 1963 ..,.,'IIVERSAL QUESTION -~ M • I Ab Y 1 P-pfe In Pomerov . r . if • · Twenty Die Accidept~lty.,, 16 In Autos, Over Weekend · ,, I f I /'i'.l ~ ) ned w:; .=ta, 1 MEIGS THEATRE .( ""· ·~· I ' ........ I '· . '. ca'ta ''Like all tbe 111 Ill)' ..e., 1111111, rm up there walllnl ,... ··,,, i \ .Savings Co•. ' 1 1 " ' ' ~ ' ' ' ' ' associated only with race pro~». lema movies aucb u "The .0. llant Ones," whlcb won blm u Oecar nomination, "I've ltaad tloat tloa ~ ftJ II ..lp lllJ ,...,. II tt bep . all." WOiildoJC ........ ... But ' .. -~- tbe...... ... ~ .. , _ . . . . .,. an ..........., ...., N&- .,_ be 1111• "I'• .., p . por~mer to be IIOIIIIaateil HPt.t1 ,_ • .,._ 11 w. lila Ul ' ~.a sv~H D.-ive ·In ~w~ of BY EiiKINE JOBN9oN BELGRADE - (NI£A) _ All a 1nuuaa being, Sldaer Poltler ;tGuJd 'like 111 oay· I· \ ' "Mr."""""~'"" ""'""' J Poitier Agr~es Moviemen Overdoing 'Message' Bit I f . _.,.,H :..-- ~~....:;: . .,.... ·~ ._.., .. tbe _._.,,. ~~a~·· ·~ J'!ll'll tbe bit. cnm ··~ _ , al.. 1eaat, Ill bave' IDalle =- ............... .. ...... ......-. -~ "" ' . . .. &~ 4lil! .~ . :!.,~ Ill,, " c.. -:::' · · . · froiiniaillellat' .' j ' .l ' .wotchlno CBS-TV wll~ leom the answer the night of Julv · 20 wt.en Normo Nolo n, the present queen, crowna hell l~W at the ))QQeOnt In Miami Beach, Fla. ..::==J l( I I I 'W<.I,. :1··r~ i Twenty_ persons rtied accidentally in Ohio during the ·e•kend. with !raffle accidents accounting for 16 of :em A United Press International survey from 6 p.m. Fri· •Y until midnight ~unday showed at least 16 persons oed on the nighways. lwo drowned and two were killed t miscellaneous mishaps. Two accidents accounted for the bathtub at his Louisville ·~ lives. Three were killed in home. three-car crash on the Toledo- Middletown: Earl Frazier 37 ~tro~t Exp.ressway near Tole- Franklin. his !1011, Dennis, ' · Fnday mght , and three per- iand Allana Frazier, i, Frank·~ed in a head-on collision ne~r jlin fatally injured in a headon tddletown durmg a heavy ram Lauto comsion at a curve on OJ:.. turday. j rord State Road just south of l'he dead included : 1 Middletown during heavy rain, Frldoy Night SUDday · roledo : Charles Holton . 2g · : Springfield : Stacy June Mae'n Marie Holton , 5 months : I Gregot, 6, Springfield, killed th of Marion. and F'lovd Tav· l when thrown from a pony and ". 18. of Toledo. killed. in ·a dragged aloog the ground. ·ee-car crash on the Toledo- I Columbus : Kenneth Jones. 8. :troit Expresswav near North- Columbus, killed when his l)i.. .od. ·· ·cycle was hit by a ear. 1: l. ,.;j M. I SUNDAY, JULY 14 .through SATURDAY, JULY 20 COME A AY SINCE '1863 1 I I I "I I •• t 1 i rece-ived In the accident . O'Dell da=.r Eaves nor any of hlt I ' " pltal and Harry O'Dell , Rev· slid approximately 65 feet, and ens wood , died Sunday at 2-:!0 then struck •he rear of t b e liar ••-1 · I""" p.m. at the hospital of injuries per ve~m: e, causmg 11• ..t was a Kaiser plant employee. three passengers wu 1rdu:red. [ Chari~ Harper, 47. _Hunting· Property damage was eatiJna"ton, dr1ver llf the car In which jed at $3,500 to the three vebloo Miss McCulloul!h was a-.assen· les. • . ra1r . corKhtion. . ger 1s listed 1n [· According to statements takIf I su erin~ from a f'rushPd chest en by the investigating officers. Jlllilolll.. and internal .injuries. i the O'Dells were enroute tt Charles Cr1~grr . Ravenswood . j Holzer Hospital with the son. w 1 Kaiser employee , and a 1Samuel, who was prone ao rat:•nRer in the O'Dfll car , al- tacks which momentari1y left . 'IB listed fair, suffering from him unconsciOUJ. Samuel told .tnal and other injuries. F..ddie officer~ he suffered an attack Dell and Samuel O' Dell , sons just prior to the accident and Harry O'De-ll. were listed was " out " ' when the accident mday in fair condition. Eddie happened. ·t.ferin~ from a fractured Miss Mc~ullough an,d Mr. :1st and fractured jaw. and O'Dell are Mason Couniv's fiftb .tmuel. ~nder obstorvation lor and sixth highway fatality. head tn]ury . By Monday Sam- Miss M<.'CuiJougb was born •I had improved. at Mole Hill, W. Va ., Oct. 20, According to the State Police 1921. She is survived by her ld Sheriff's department inves· parents, Emerson and Pearl J&ting officers. the accident Hill McCullough of Pennsboro, curred whpn the- O'Dell car , W. Va., and Mrs. Genevieve ave ling south on Routt 2. and , Amos of Parkersburg. W. Va. e Harper vehiCle traveling Services for her will be at 1rth on Route 2. collided head- 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Mt'1 Cullough Funr.ral home al According to statements by 1Pennsboro, W. Va . The body anton Eaves. 19. F:ast Lvnn.[ i!. at Miller's home for Funerals. . Va .. driving behind the Har· The body of Harry O'Dell, ~r car. the O'Dell r.ar appar. j al-so at Millers's Home for Fun'tJY went out of control on the erals. wiJI be taken to the •rvf' and cut over inltJ I h e Franklin Funeral Home at Park~per lane of traffic. Eaves ersburg for last rites. Elberfelds In Pomeroy 1 ' Airman Lynn E. Shu~r of Raeine Is ~ing rrea11slpHI to Syr•eusre IN. Y. ~ Univenily, for technical training 811 8 United State AI F s r oree eem. munlrations analysis s--ial· r~· 8 ---------·~--------- vtslt~~Dam 1 n d 8 pa~senger. 1 1 G~eenlee, 19: were ~k- i to .Me1gs Memo~1al hosp1tal f OrtJcer George Htcks. Green- 1 lee was reported to have suf· 1 fered · 1 1acera,.1ons. · · severe r~c1a several cont us1ons. an d a bra · Save AI of Your Sales Slips From Elberfelds In Pomeroy. I · B~wer AIRMAN SHULER ~ 1 ....... i IMaln.-st in Pomeroy. Pomeroy police said the auto driven by Charles Eugene Brewer was heavily damaged wben ran off the highway and hll power poJe. l iif- • f':· !to a registered nurse at Parkers- was ro~ng to turn Route burg, W. Va . was pronounced rr. Eaves applled his braltel dead on arrival at Holzer hDI· when the accident occurred 1nd ,, ' l d Ad the interseC't ion of Poutes 2 and 874 Miss Phyllis McColloogh, 41 • stated that he thou ht O'DeR early Sunday fol· I :~~~~~: • one-car crash on West I ,.,_,,..·"""""·""'u"*wu-....,.. PT. PLEASANT - Two persons were ldlled and more ano in faiT condition at Holzer Hospital tndaf followmg a 'ead-on collision early Sunday mol'lllng at two Two Pt. Pleasant men were I ' Three Cars Involved; Two Other Persons Just 'Fair' Point Men Hospitalized After Wreck PITI'SBURGH - For I he rest of the summer Danny 0'· MOSCOW cUPn _ Soviet Kain, Billy Burke and Bobby negotiators met tndBy · Abbott _will ride their bikes, go what might be t.be final se&~ston BWimmmg or play baseball. of lheir ideological talks, ''No more mines for us/' said formed SOUI'Cel said. 14-year-<>ld Bobby. "We h a d fbe Soviet Union'a bitter and attacli on ""ldn•'• enough of that for the rest of our lives. communism haR sea,Jed Burke. IS, looked up from . failur< of the talko and the comic pages to nod agree- Chinese delegates may leave ment. "We sure did," he said. home at any time, the sources The youngsters were loat two said. days jn an abandoned coal mine More than a week of talks have near here, and found Sunday deepened the split het••een miraculously, safe. ' two Communist giants, if further meetings art' result epected Is a Mn, Bentz Wolf.tJ., Mrs. Henry !drew=:::'::_·- - - - - - Reibel, Mn. oVIIf Diddle, Mrs. Jack Robson, Mrs. Mary B. were played and filrm shoq Heines, Mn, Charles C o h e n, by Bob McNickle. Mlso Ema Jesse, Mn. Thomas Attending were Mr. and Mrs, Cook, Mn. Olan Goodwin and Clifford Jacobs and Jar.k, Mr. guests, Mn. Arnold Hayes, Mrs, and Mrs. James Gilmore aDd DEANNAJUNE WATSON 1 ·~~~~~J6---------------------;;;~~~;i~~ - ;:~T~o~T;h~e~l~~~~~~~~~~i.O~t~T~he~M~a~·~6•~·M~.. ~~n~~~~~..~~--------~~~.~:~-, ·.- ------------.::~"'-...;._ '{OL XV NO. 76 ~~~~~--~----~-----------~~~OQY~~~D~OC~E~PO:.:.:R~~~O~H~IO~---~~--~M~ON~D~A~~~J~U~LY~15~,21~96~3~---~--~ ~of ~\~ ---.----------------~~==~~~!;rfV~~~~=;~~·• " ~;~~~Uft ~ . Knightl Name Clyde .4ndrew• ToPo•t trew officers were eJected iiiOvJee to'.., · ' ' . - ...,. · .- '·'rli!!,- : · -If • ~ lq ~"'·· ...., .there .... DtJIIOt', _,., In ~;IICrfl!l. It Is a ~ ~ ~' . liiiMe ·bell& · -~~~, !~~~,... ... ............ . . . ~ '• """"~' ' ·. . ! I Louisville · Bevedy Kress, j - .- -- struck and killed by • ca, en she dashed onto Ohio 44 ;t south of Louisville in Stark •nty. Saturday ~anton · Timothy Lewis, 7 , Lewis Cash Braley, 89, died 'nths , accidentally drowned in , Sunday evening at his home on Hooker-s! in Middleport. Born In Langsville, the deceased wu the son of the late Hartwell an4Lunclnda Sansbury Braley. Surviving are his wife, Lovlna ; two daughters, Mrs. W. Russell , Sr, or Fort Wayne, LeWis Braley o•1es sunday ssroa S·IW . d . , :;~l:r"ri.::.~·~.Jg.~= ~ader-f dren iho among the Negro and five great-grandchiJ. ? would be resp:msible for the dren . Mr. Braley was a rnernduct ol such a crowd" her of the Middleport Baptiat I · ~~cb any groups, principcdly the Frie~s may caD at the Ra• ACP, ba~ found i~ net-essa.ry 1\ings-Coats Funeral home after t ampaign fot Negro support. Tuesday morning. Services wlU ¥>P Charles c. Diggs. O.M,ch., be there at 10:30 a.m. TUesday Wegro congressman proposed witb Rev. Donald Boone, ~~ summit meeting" 0 ; N slsted by Rev. Fred I. Gard. . ., egro or- ner, In charge. Burial will bo In '\llatioDa where we start con. Miles cemetery. tratin3 on objectives and forlho dilteren... wbtch may exMe1p ~I 11oop1t11 ~IDODf! nur leadership with reADMIBSIONS SAftlRDAY the poco and lj)III'08cb." Clara Nleholson, Rutland: Jlec. oide from reducing the over· ky Rowe, Rer.ine; Patsy Oiler ~ftectiveness oJ !be desegrega- MaSOII; Samuel Perry, p_: -i campaign-. pOint that was roy. · . cheered by arch-segrega- DISCHARGES SATURDAY - "lhe division iD !be Ne- None. could hove dras~c ADMISSIONS SUNDAY-ia elfeclivo COilirol oy Grueaer, MkkllepGn. ute that beiJis DISCIIARGEII 8UNti.\Y lor WubiltcloL None. . '' , ' 1 '!llo - ...J \ ' ' ·" - ' ;. . f ~ ~ I •' ~~- ,. '·.~' i ' �'· . . " '· R- • &011!1 5elltlnel;J>omeryY·MIAdleport, 0., ;July. II, Ultl3 . at y e - \ • • - ~-- entt\ 'e • ;J. • t !• ' ....._. -;:;~~-::;:--:;:;-....:,"': .--,.--------:=:-::=:-:-:-:-::-::D~"~o:::f«<=._:T_:o~T:_:h::e:.,:lnlfl: · :'::•=lf~O=f~T_:Ia.:·~JI=ei~•:I-M::uon::~.4~r~•:_______:~"~:0, ,,, ~ ~ -----..:.:.-----------.-~ ~OY~ID~EPO~R~T,~O~H~I~O~--~----~M~ON~DA~Y~,~J~U~lY~l~S,~l~9~63~·----~----~~~i-----------~PRKE==~A~V!~-~aN~rS \1 ·::. VOLXV N0. 76 Knighu Name Clyde A.ndre1111 To Poll Mrs. Beegle Is Hostess When Councilors Met Mra. Josepb Beegle wao hosless ta the Past Councilors of Theodol'WI Counoll, Daughters qf Amerlea, lor tbek annual picnlo Thursday evenmg >I her home In Racine. The affair was held on ! h e lawn. A potluck dinner was ..r. ved at 8:110 and members and 2 Die ·Ill Rt. 2 Head-On "Collision New officers were electe<l at the regular meeting of K11 :hta of Pythlas Lodge No. Zl.O n•kl . Thutoday evening at t!J. had In Middleport. Carl Owen. out. going Chancellor Commander, presided during the meeting. ' Ofllcers elected were Ch...,. cellor Commander, Clyde Andrews ; VIce Chancellor Lester Walburn; Master of Arms. Danny Zirkle; Master of Work, J • . Communist Antagonists In Last Try guests were seated at tabl~s H. Grate: Prelate, Brad '. olf; decorated with arrangements Inner Guard, Bob Grimm; Outof Dowen and candles. er Guard, R. S. Manley : RePresent were Mrs. Fred Des· cording '!ecretary, Richard BaU. sauer Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. ey; Secretary, Cash Bahr . ReErb, Mrs. Max Meln· freshments were set-ved by """' hart, Mrs. Richard Campbell, ace McElhinny and Clyde AnMrs, Bentz Wolfe, Mrs. Henry ldr ::.e::w ::•::_·- - - - - - - Reibel, Mrs. Oval Diddle, Mrs. Jack Robson, Mrs. Mary B. were played and films shown Heines, Mrs. Charles C o h e n, by Bob .McNickle. Miu Erna Jes.. , Mrs. Thomas Attendmg were Mr. and Mrs, Cook, Mrs. Olan Goodwin and Clifford Jacobs and Jack, Mr. DEANNA JUNE WATSON guests, Mrs. Arnold Hayes, Mrs. and Mrs. James Gllmore and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watson Jr., Minersville, an· Ray Seidenabel, Mrs. Eldon Dennis and Brenda, Mr. and , nounce the engagement of their daughWr Deanna June to Kraeuter, Mlss Leda Mae Krn- Mrs. Ernest Powell, Mr. and MRS WILLIAM FRED LOHRER J Franklin Andrew Summerfield, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. euler Miss Mary Jewell and !ofrs. Robert Bowen, Mrs. Joe · . . . . . Franklin Summerfielrl Gahanna. · Mlu ' Shirley Beegle. Evans, Mrs. Pea~rker . Mr. Mrs Vi r ail Blac kwood announce the engageBaskets uf whtto gladwhas and fern , combmed wtth Miss Watson II t 195t Jl'ad-1 and Mrs. Paul "Eich~er ld Mr. and · o .t ter Mari· tw~ _........ ~ ...... n..-.1. ... u .,n.ul:.ah r:~ ch~corat~d the altar._o!Jh~ __._ _ . ...,_ Do..... ar""u .Yioh School torlsts Mutual Insurance Co .tn and Mrs A&. . th .. d ment and appru::Jdung ml..lnlage o1 eu aug 1 • 1 . _ _~~--.. -~- ""'' lyn, to Richard J . Pou lin, son of l\·11~. and Mrs. LucJen M.. --~. ____ ___ ____ _ ___::_ ____:_· _ "- _____ ____ _ ... 1 Prulin of Pornero_v. \! is s B_la l' kwuod IS a 1960 graduate of Icf' ----- -~- .... ·.~. ---- ---;----·"'--:...::_______ ....._'__ ___ ......:..,..i_ Pomeroy High school and 1.s presentl _v emf.!loyed at Elb_er- 0. felds l\'lr. Poulin is alsu a 1960 grad uate ut Po.meroy High ' S< School and attended Riu Grande College. He IS employed 1 . at Mariett<~ t\.1;:untf::~r1u t ·t n~ Co. An August wedd mg IS ~· pla nned. SUNDAY MONDAY, WSAZ-TV Clwanel 3 9:00 Gospel Caravao 10:00 Town HaD 18:"'1 Llvlng Word 10:45 Christopbers 11 :110 This Is The Life 11:30 Frontiers of Failh 12:00 rv Chapel 12:30 Ask A Priest 12:45 A New !..lie 1:00 Gospel Hai'IDOil)' iloyl I: 118 Womeo 011 the M"'e 2:00 Wall Ill 2:30 Bah. Vs. Chicqo 5:15 Scoreboard 7:00 O'Toole • r......,. t. '' 7:30 IYaJ• o _ , -:30 Car 5I t :lllllatltmlo Jt: oo Sbow or weet 11:111 Newo 11:11 Weather 11 :15 Keyhole Channel 8 p-·· WCH~TV !r:lll Ma[Do: 1.1:31 CBS WuhiJJston Reporil ll:tl .lllaJ Deaa Show 11:56 Game .of Week 1:41 TJaiac Hands 1:111 Tlie Blg Picture 1:10 Oral Robortll 5:80 Sea llunl M'RS. 5:30 6:00 1:30 7:011 7:31 J:• ROY MARK On June 9 the marriage of Julia Ann Probasco and Roy Mark was'read by Dr. W. W. Thuston in the First Presbyterian Church of South Charleston, W.Va. Following a hall hour program of tradtttonal wed· ding music played bv the church organist Miss Audrey Thoma•. the ceremony was performed at 3:30 p.m. before the altar decorated wit h palms, white glad iotas and Amallllr - 1 I I 10: 311 Play Your llunob 11:00 l'rtce Ia Right ' 11:311 Cooce~~~rauo. 12:00 YOUl li'irll IDq>tessloo IZ:30 Trutll or Coolequeaeo- News 1:30 Leave It To Girls 2:10 People Will Talk 2:2ii News Z:IIO Doctors 3:00 L.orettB Younc 1:30 You Don't Say 1 :00 Match Game 1:25 Afternoon Report UO Alake Room, Jladdl 12:5S O:OU Mr. Gartooa 5:31 McKeever & Colooel 8:80 You Asked For II li: a JUD !backer abDW 1::10 Wea-.:llll t:ao New• .PJ.ctUrl l :t& Huntlq·llllllllltJ ...... 7110 ~~.--.., . . . . 7:30 - . , lfl&il -*111 8: 311 An IAIIkleiW 11:1111 lklDkley'o iounAI 10: 30 Ti-IUIJllllo & Dea1i1t U.;W 1\tina LaU&e Dennlr The Meaact 11:11\ Worla Newo 11:111 I'OilliiJI - Ed SUII.iwoa li:M Cllll N.,.. WHTN-TV Channel 13 11:30 Or Peale 12:10 Devey & GoliaUl IZ: I~ Noblemen Quartet 12:38 B!blf AnsW81'1! 1:00 LOWer L..IJitlbOUH 1:30 Meet Professor 2:00 Directions '63 Z: 30 Issues & Answers S:OO 1:30 1:30 5:00 1:80 7:80 10:25 .Nc!WI 11: t$ J1111 Jllooker oa Sjlor'- 11:15 Ri•er - ........ 1:IIi Corncob Report 1:00 "fodiiJ' Sllow 8:25 Today Oct Your WOJ t:OO Good llorntnc 8:110 Operation Alphabet 10:00 Say Wbea Mr. l!cl camera I Channel 3 11:10 We11Uierc:ut 10:31 Wbat's My Ltoe • WSAZ-TV r-tielh CeniUrJ 1:• Rea. !lc:Coyo 8:31 G. E. llloater 11:111 Clollld JIIUIDS . The bride. given in marriage · Mark of Glen Ellyn, Illinois. by her father, won• a floor ,and the late Mrs. Mark, is 8 length gown of turked import~ Igraduate of Miami University ed organd.y with insets of laee. 1Oxford, and is currently attend It was stvled wit h short sleeves : ing the graduate school there • scoop neckline PdgPd in lace iThis !'all he will be an assis ' and a bell shaped skir1 . An or- tant in the History departmen. ganza cummerbund aceent.ed and Mrs. Mark will be associa Ihe fitted wai!:t line. A cap of ted with the Sociology depart· the tucked organdy and lace , ment. held her waist length veil of' After a short wedding trl~ tilk illusion. , thev are residing in Oxford. She carried a cascade bou-' The Probasco family formet quet of white daisies . She al so lv resided in Middl ~port an1 wore a necklace uf pearls for- ihe bride Is a graduate or th· merly worn by her great grand Middleport high school. mother and rea! Iris h 1 ace glov•s. lhe girt or a friend. r,,.,,.;,.g Is Spent wh irh ro mpleted her anu·e. ~ , • • Susan Probaseo sf'rved as So(·rally, Sewang her sister's maid of honor and Hostess gifts were presente cnl v attendant She wore an to Mrs. Hiram Fisher when n. aftCrnoun dre ~s of palt' blue Tri~City Sewing club met Thur. f.lr g:mza . The filled bod ice was day .evening at her home. Mh arcented bv sot\ unpressed lersvllle. pleats in th~ b<o~c k of the skirt. The e~ening . was spent S?ciB She wor£> matching accessories ly and m sewmg after whl('h and carried a bouquet of blue dessert course was served t jalsles. lthe '9rlostP.ss to Mrs. Robe. The groom had as his best Rawlings, Mrs. Russell Wilso man Mr . Henry Beekley, Jr. of Mrs. Millard Wildermuth. Mr· l afayette, Ind ., and Mr. Roy ! Rubert Roberts, Miss Eli z:li.K' . Che ney, uncle of the bride. and IFick Mrs. Bradford Maag Ml . . fUll David. Served , as ushers. :Mary Virgin ia Reibel , M r A rf"Ception fo11owed the cer- iCharles Rifne. Mr~. Willi a emony in the church parlors. Urueser and Mrs. Harlan We The bride, daughter of Mr ·jrun~ . and Mrs. Lowell W. Proba.•co · of Riverside Drive, South Char -I ATI'END SERVICES teston, attended Miami Univer-1 Mr . and Mrs. Ralph l.Re sity at Qxrord, Ohio. later grad· I tended funeral servil'eS for :. uated fr om Ohio State Univer- ' Lt. Richard Whittington in Mt sity. She has completed a liett.a r~ently . He was killed ~ year of graduate stud y at Mi- an airplane crash in Ji'rarof·. ami University while serving His wil,, the former Judy Str ss a freshman ~dvlsor. bury , and two amall daughl< Mr. Mark, aon ol Mr. !;lyde survive. ~ : Brldge Bowllllf fake Two l'rallmaster Action Theater IJSA Preliminariea Y:30 Jtlaons 8:00 MOVIes 11:111 Vot<e of Ylrestooe 11:30 t'fewl 11 :fill Clanlc Theater ~ v-v WQt~TV Chllnnel I 7:U Dail7 Word 7:311 Jll<.l ... _ . Sl»w ea,..,. 8:00 Buddy Sllll'cl8 1:00 &liJl&IIIVI 10:11 CaJelldar 10:311 1 Love Luq 11:00 lle.aJ lolcCoyo I :118 General Hospital I :30 Showtime 1:55 Midday Report 1:00 Queea .... " ~ &:SO Pacem-&:40 A ..._ AI 1'bt ......... 6:<5 ABC EYealoJ ..... · 7:00 Amos 'o Andy 7:30 The DakolaB 8:30 8:00 10:00 11:00 II· 10 II: 15 11:20 The Rifleman Stoney Blll1<e Beu casey Local News Pacemaker News Weather AcadelD)I Award II~Wle TUESDAY WSAZ·TV Ch1nnel 3 1:45 Corocob Report 7:00 'lllo lldOJ . . 7::15 TDIIOJ OUl Your · l:li TociOJ 01R r - •• w., t:st Gooct 1101'111111 t:JO Oper- Alp\llbel W:liii:IOJWIIIa . lt:DIItwa18:ll0 f'l.>1 Your a...., 1:.:00 Pr.ice Ia Rilbl 1.:30 CoDCaOiralloe li:W nur t"'ra . , . . _ 12: 30 AD Star Game ~ : 311 you 0011'1 1111¥ t :OII Matcll Ga-. t:Z5 After- Report 4:30 IIUe Llltdllr i : tll ... c..- t:•Y· ·- WHTN-TV ChennliJ· 13 ....... JJ.-1111 "UWeatllen:aot l ::tU Niw1 P.acl~~~re l:tli llltlllleJ·BrlllkleJ 7:00 liltoi&UB lillllo llltJir& 7:30 Laramie U;vv .,..,. . I WH1M-YV l Chen~ 13 <t :OO t :30 The !!:age o1 Nlghl Wn"mu• iamt,. u:a .,_,_- ,._ 1:111 I ' O..:,J:'' .,..... a- for DMIIr. ... 1:10 Parade i:M Ru&e. ,ltidei" t: 10 llor9111 PetrOl 1:10 Sea Himt 7:U. CBii llowo 7:30 To Tell Trulb 1:00 ''ve Got A Secre& w.r..JI- ,. -'i. ~·. I Don Tompkins, who worked '"' Broadway with Lucille Ball 1:30 Lucy Sbow in "'WUdcat" am has had num· 8:00 Uaooy U!OIQII erous TV roles, is the latest cait 1:30 All4l,)' Grdlitla addition to "Apollo and Mias 10:00 Password Agnes" the musiCI11 which Bob 10::1<1 Stllllljl 1'bo stan llewo rGIIII(I& Bonner and A1180Ciateo will pr.. 11: 1.11. lll!llt on B"""""'y alter olio• 11:10 ScOJlDIDtl 111e W -· lnr It at the llollas Summer 11:15 Sll""' Braud Spar~~ ...... Musicals Aug. 4-11. _11:30 Froalier Clrcut U:11 Sporll " - ' U:lltl Tbe Ute l!lmr ow..·. ,,... Queoli~.... " t:lll 1:111 . , , . Jade ... Lanoe 8boW l:tl ~ Slarehar .t:• _., .... '*'· a:li Nr L ,: Twenty persons rlied accidentally in Ohio during the weeke nd, with trafftc accidents acco unting for 16 of them A United Press lnlernotional survey from 6 p.m. Fris day until midnight Sunday showed at least 16 person• died on the nighways. two drowned and two were kiUed in miscellaneous mis haps. Two accidents accounted for the bathtub at his Louisville six lives. Three were killed in home. a threKar crash on the Toledo- Middletown : Earl Frazier, 37, Detroit Expressway near Tole- Franklin. his son . Dennis, 7, do Friday night, and three per- jand Allana Frazier, I , Frank. ished in a head-on collision near 1Iin fatally injured in a headon Middletown durmg a heavy ram 1 auto coHision at a curve oo Ox· Saturday. ford State Road just aouth of The dead induried : : Middletown during heavy rain. Friday Night I Saoday · Toledo : Charles Holton. 26 : Springfield : ~ta~ June ~acAnn Marie Holton 5 months Gregot. 6, Sprmgfteld, killed both of Marion, and F'loyd Tay~ 1when thrown from a pony and lor, 18. of Toledo. killed in a 'dragred along the ground. three-ca r crash on the Toledo- Co umbus; Kenneth Jones . 8, Detroit Expressway near North- :Columbus, killed when his b(.. wood . i cycle was hit by a car. 1 0., fnli!i LOOK·LISTEN: Sieve MeQueen allli Lee Remicl< baoe been signed to co-star in "Tho Traveling Lady," wloiell wiD be fUmed !or Columbia Plctlii'OI retea.. by producer Allin 4. Pakula and director Raber! Mulligan. Horton Foote Ia writing the ocreen-play buM on his own Bnladway ploy ..... Gladys Sbellay, the female Irving Barltn, wbo baa peanecl more than 500 top songs, Ia IIDw working oe a Broadwoy -~ cal based upon bel' new b II reeord, "Clown Town," on the Spiral label. Stev• Clayton, who did the vocals 011 the record, may weU get the juveolle lead. Miss Shelley Is also ploDDing to get Emmett Kelly for the lead role in the play "Clown Town/' which will be the lamed 1111 faced clown's first Broadnr show .. : PHILCO f'ip 1 Bal. Jaep .•,. 7:iti a..,. · 1!00 I'm 1:118 . Melli . ., u,.- ' • ·color Te1evition " -:.='*;.. -~ ~ 11l-'A1i 'i · ' 'l EXTIRMITAI. Tarmltas.rvlce .,.,,! O'Dell Lumller Cf. IACOJIIOCI0Petat9M "'""' -ttH •oiiiJIOIIo laulll Chnt•r- · Cllntan .. :•'ll;jc\ ' ' ( • ;,>, ' Lewis Braley Dies Sunday ')ssroads·II 7:111 ~:~~J £'~ * ,ll:M.f!ill.llc<M'I Louisv ille : lkverly Kcet-~s, I 10, struck and killed by a ca r when she dashed onto Ohio 44 just south of Louis"ille in Stark Count\•, Saturday Canton: Timothy Lewis, 7 ' Lewis Cash Braley, 89, dlecl months, accidentally drownt>d in .Sunday evening It his home on Hooker·st in Middleport. Born in Langsville, the deceased wu lhe son ol the late Hartwell and Lundnda Sansbury Braley. Surviving are his wife, f...o. vlna; two daughters, Mrs, W. W. Russell , Sr., of Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Mrs. J . J. Schwerl1 zer of Columbus; two grandchll~ Who among the Negro leader· !dren and five great-grandchilowould be responsible for the dren. Mr. Braley was a mem-• d" her of the Middleport Baptist f»11duct or su...,., a crow h h ~ P. cruc. 1. Many groups, princi!Jally the: Friends may call at the Ra• NAACP. have found it necessary , lings~Coats Funeral home after &. campaign for Negro supporL Tuesday morning. Servtces wU1 Charles C. Diggs. D-Mtch., be there at 10 :30 a.m. Tueaday a Negnl rongressman, proposed ~1th Rev . Donald Boone 1 _ . . ' .. . , Slsted by Rev . Fred [. Gard' summit meetmg of Negro or- ner. in charge. Burial will be lD tnizationl "where we start con· Miles cemetery _ rating oo objectives and fortho diftereu"" wbicll may .,.. Melp GeRral tlospltal among our leadership with reADMISSIONS S.\TUR.DAY 1 ·""'"' to the paco and approach." Clara Nicbolson, Rutland; Beef Aside from r~ucing thE' over- ky Rowe, Racine; Patsy Oiler, eftectiveness ol the desegrega- Mason; Samuel l'm'y, PoiJie. campaign-a pain1 tbat was roy. eheere<l by arch-segrega. DISCHARGES SATURDAY 1flotlisto - ·the divisioo in the N~ None . .-maud could have drastic ADMISSIONS SUNDAY_.., · in el!e<tive Clllllrtll oy Grueeer, Mkldlepgr&, a like tbot beinl DISCIIAIIGBS IRJNDAY - I ~-:45 I!JOiaroo u~af:Pttt.~aa4 ' •= Ill llewt i:OO •· ,~.~- 8 7:~ od,v Word -· Ford Sbow." ..... Blll Leyden bas oJcned a long· Ioria cootraet for daytime TV "110 tl,lur- - · • 4<a :Oleo•.., .'D -W(HS.TV ·: r' "'" WII Lflli .,,. ,·~...: .·• .··· KeY. &;II. WIIO l)o · ~~~~~~ . - - · CGIIIOdJ bit of "lly S., the Folk Slnpr" fomo, baodleader u-1 llampioD and llngV.oqllllilt Earl Grant will be among Jimmy j)eao's 8uesl on ABC-TV's "Tennessee Ernie l!:nlle l'ord ·Falllef &oowo Beet General Jtos;IW ;~.... .. 'J:lii -~ """''-"'- U:OO ii:IU 1:118 1:11 ti.:IIO NOWI . , U: 11. Wllllhlr· ll:ll f!pili'll . U:lll ~11:30 Tuatghl Aow UO f{oatb..7:11 llewo 7:30 FAll' Elcbanp l.iO Perry f1luoD 1:10 Twllqplt Zone 18:10 The Niiroea 11:io Dllku N- ~ 11:to Scaanma t~~~ ·:WtliiW · \ 11:~ Seteil 1t:ti . Jadt Pur I:IODr. 7:10 J!SiiO l\lfortlr l.l.U: Weather Ro(IOit Dilya 1£38 Sing AloDJ WJih Mitcll 1:30 Prtce .li Jlltihl · 1:30 Mtlli-it'e 1:110 rbe secret Sloroa t:IO Tho Edp ol Nllllt i:tlo Anoe Oal<lll i :au Pilll &Ivers I: 110 sea Hunt G:iltl Ora7 ;00 EStiO "-r.r 7:16 llall1 Wonl 1:00 Thla Ia Lile 1::10 Kartoioo Kapera' .,. T\1 ~0 1:3t: Fuo Sci!Ool 10:15 Odti " JCiJic 18:30 0., Ia Court 10:55 NIWI 11:00 Jane W)'III8D 7:31 lllteraatljlnal a-t~-. . 2:30 Special I I ..! -' 7:00 Dealla ¥allliJ J:IO POifWord ' ·-- ., tlebula Tueoday, Sept. 11. ADat Channel 13 ,, ....._ . •.• 'Newt · ...,;.;.... ' .. ,,. -teJ-Ikllldor liolliol Emie Ford .., the "Tea- aesaee Brnle Ford SI!Ow" lloetloy, July :II lbroucb Molday, July II. Jimmy's owa series WHTN-TV t:li lini Twenty Die Accident»lly•. ' 16InAutos,Over Weekend - h a ....thallafDr'Y..,.. y 1:110 Mr. car.< I:IIU Yoo For a . v 1:11 .11111 ,_,... Sbow 1:00W-'aP... lt ::l5 IIO<Ict NOWI t'oiugh& 11:30 TonJ&bt Sbow 1!9 .... 4:111 . . . . . ll:lt "'"" ot l.iiO 11:15 lltwo 11:10 Seirdo ror Tomornw· SpaN " wt- 11:• Duite'o Newa Toalpt ll:IO SeatmfDtl 1he WI!IIIM 11:1$ Sjlt!l'ts Report ll:lltl Tltt Law Sllow 2:•- ta:IOC.. . .~ ta:• · 1 ""'' ...., ., ' lt:a~ 1:» .... OociAn l:lltl 1MIIIIt ;;...,. 1:10 Vou .,. CtlpCaUO ......... 1 -t 2:110 . . . WlU Tllll 7:» 0..0, Wan! 7:ile Joet ... , _ . . . 1:111 JIUIId1 .. . . . I IIIJjJ she <tHlars with Gig Younr, Miss Jones will summer vac:r lion at the DeW bume Cossidy has leased in Westehester County. Jack b currently appearing In the Broadway hit, "Site J:..ov. es Me." Miss Jones reeently completed " Dartt Purpc>se" 1ft Italy and "King or the Moo~t­ tain," opposite Marlon Brando in Hollywood ..... SEE-HEAR : cab Calloway and Damita Jo ar~ among the flgbten extraordioaire. Jess headliners appearing at the HoOppebbelmer, whooe past TV tel Brickman, Sooth Fallsburg, fliUmpbs tnclude "I Love f..u. N. Y ., currently celeb<atiog its 'e'J," Is tile creator and produc- $3rd anniversary. Speedy Hower ol "Glynis.'' .. ... ard and the Del Capos Quiolet· . . . Milt. Berle Show." a te, olarrint! aongblrd Maria Paul comedy-variety program star· is featured nlghlly. I ring lliltOD Serle, wtth Ed Sullivan, currently in his ' stors Jadr. llellDy, Loureuee 16th year as host or "The Ed , _....,, Leoa Horne and Jaois Sullivan Show," Sunday nights Palp will be presented In col· nn CBS-TV, ls making a guest 01' 011 NBC-TV Moaday, Aug. 12. star apJIOll!'an<:e on Jack Benll'o a ~ ol lbe show oy's CIIS-TVer IbiS faiL Show T H R 0 U G H CRANNI!(S...:. Wilb a 1mile worthy or a tbe7 did In llarclt, 1M2 ..... was )limed last week with Su~ movie queen, American disShirleJ J.,_ bas anived Ia llvoo 11JlP1!81'iDI u aa attOI'DeJ tance swimmer Mary Marga. Mew Yort Ia jolo hubby Joek defending a beautiful YOIIIII ret Revell practices In a ea.ldy ... lsi belp ezploit ber French girl (Monique Lemaire) London pool lor an English . . plctlli1:, M'GM'a ..A Tki:~ who· Ia ~ or murdering Cbaunel crossing In the faiL her husband. Bemy play• the litll Affllit," wllidl ....... prosecuting attarney ill I b e -lllo -uc · Followlni openioC ol 'llrilh NBC. He'D -llaue u comed7 ill 1lblch comedy lltetch ..... moderatar-hoat ol NBC-TV's pan Jimmy Dean wiii be "w~rm~ el show, "Yoor First Jmpraa. . up" '"' his weekly •isllt· sion," ...., Moalay lima h~ 1:11 Route Ill time hoar·klog !IMIIieal variety days ..... . 1:11 Allred Hitoheaot -leo this fad, 011 ABC • TV 1:a ,...,_.' a to G!rll WCHS.TV Channel a . "Glynis,., a new comedy ser· las atarring Glynis Jobna and Keith Andes, will be preeeated nm faU on CBS-TV, 'il'ednas· day nfgltts starling Sept. 25. li4iss Joltns and Mr. Andes 8]>JIOll!' In the aeries as a acauar. braiDed wife and her attorney buballd wllo become involved iJI impcobable adventures as &emi-pro •leuths and c:rime • 11:3 NBC Newt u:~~~~- I 3:00 To l'eU l'rulb Milliooaite fbe secret .storm 11:11 . t:a Qlltllllia Alpl!alllt: II:IOIIJJ. 11:11 Howl lt:N l'.lq l l - U:tll l'tlct .Is .... n:a C•u 'l'llllol 11<111 Y-· llrll ~loo 11:111 !nib • C.t 1 lett 7:11 Wilt C41attlrr 1:a or. fliiiiiN · .ll:Jt 'IIIIo 7:21 Toda, 011& Y- WQ. 8:M . . . 2:30 Uouseparty . 3:25 News i 1'llliiJ - ···--· 7:M 10:111 'WCII'Itl . . . . ..... 11:• 111ft .. . . . . ,. 7 ' 1:1& Concoll• Report ···~...­ U:lt Be? 'EI Tllo W1 tlP 11:15.......... . 11::111 Tllo ~ .... 2: OU Password .uu "J'be Chr,.,.. 3 8crllJIIfl \( WJAZrW CMnMI. for.,... 11:110"-1 ~ 11:• Pete ... Gladp "t:""D B.eadlJael, ll:t~ JIIU 1'baCIU!r OD WEDNESDAY WSAz.TV " ...•=•,,., ,...__ ..... I lt:ot a.de Tilul.. ·U:M Dab'e. - FRIDAY 1:111 • • Ctl- ' l:tla-fiiW.... t:ot 8e11llr HIIINwn ... YM o,ke Sllow . 1:10 l'ocemller NeWI 1:«0 Looll Ill lllo . . . . . l:tt ABC Eo. . . a..,. 7:1111 am. ... .... 7:10 C...ltal . 1:30 Hawatilm l!lja I:IOu.10:10 IItle'• s'.die U:llll ABc llhl Filial 11:1o Loot aTilt Wllllllr 11:11 ,........., Award 'Dtnt.r J1: 10 LooJ< It tha Weatllor U:11 Academy ·t.w..a \1laalor 1:10 cen~oolal Olleerfs:• You lllOl't 8111 •:Ill llall:ll (lull t:» .uaer- RIPDrl 1:00 ?:lOW... 7:15 News 7:10 CBS -.rto t.:• ~ Gllli!. Bat- 11:110 Alcoa U:IIO AIIC New1 l'iUI Z:» Ne• •=• ltliso a_.. t:&O Newo &:00 SUperca&::10 SUpermao - 1:30 Beaver 1:00 141 3 Soaa 8:30 Mcii8Jea Navy 1:30 Leave II To Girls 2:00 People wm Talk 5:• IINhn Arrow 1:00 Sea Bunt Dnrn 4:30 DllcDVtlf II 1:111 Ooltal - JJ:liD '""' 1:011 llld ;>ay Now• To 'bll 'l'ldl S::JI. M!l!!Dneire·. t:tll Tllo' ..... Slorlll t:IO TltO E<f&e ol Nf&bt 1:00 AaDe OakiOJ t:oo--.a.~· Good Morntna Sbow Operatton Alphabet Say When Newa · Play Your lluocll Price 1a Blibl Conceotra ..... Your Firlt lm]ll'elliM ' Ill: SO Trutb or Coooequeltcal 1 : 30~ 1:110 SllowUme 2:$5 Middi,y flepun 1:00 Queoa for A 0., 1:10 Wlto De Y• - 1:40 . _ at lfle Woadoor 1:41 ABC Eveolll& llopoot 7:00 Danger Ma 7:11 om. and Harriet 1:3& Today i)ut Your • . , 1:110 8:30 10:110 10:25 10:30 U:OO 11:31 11<00 TV STATIC 1:'ae Pacemaw - f:IO l'be . TDIIa1 Slllw t:ll To< OUt Y- Wll1 1:11 WCBS ·Nm 1:30 'AI nte IJ•Id !uru 1:00 PlliDwOJ'II l:ot~w..-F•Il l:li _J I I B - - l:«i Ca......ib Report li:U CBS Nria . 1!:30 Yatber Knows Best 1:10 Geairal llotlpltal I:• a. 12:a, ._n's Page 3:01 1:00 Queen For A llltJ' 1:30 Who ·Do Yoa T t :Oll ~ Blidlllaad 4:30 Dlsco•tlf 'D 1:55 News 1:110 'Iuper Show ~::W Supper Man I:Ob B e l - WSAZ·TV Ch•nnel 3 ll:ill ~'* and Gladyo 12:119 L.ove at Wle . 7:55 Dall7 'Nord 8:01 Faith tor Today 8:30 Kal'll!Ol Kapers · 8:00 T\1 Bingo 1 :30 Fun Solll!OI 10:15 Odie & Kille 10::1 Day Ill Court 10:5$ News 11:111 Jane W)'IIWI II :30 Seven Keys 11:00 Ecni8 Fonl ....L....:~:.:._;;,:;_....:.,.:::._:.:;;:_=:::.::::..------"!"'--~ . ·\'... .'•." THURSDAY- 7:2$ 0..0, Wort 7:31 Jaclt: La Linne Show 1:00 COjllam ltaapno 1o:oo· llaleodar • 10:st I 1Awe Luq 11:00 Real lolc:Ciiyo TUESDAY ' &:00 Bal ........ 1 . _, WQt~TV Ch•nnel . ,. ~ ' WEDNESDAY 11:20 Riverbool $:00 SUpper SltoW 6:20 Supermau 11:10 WeaUtercaat pu As l'he World TutDI 11:15 Sports 1:55 "!OWl J.2 :4{1 liUIGW& LJjbt ~ew1 11:00 ~e'B News TonlgM 11:10 ScaDJ;''"' lbe· Weatbar 1:30 Discovery 'D 1:30 Empll'tl e:30 Dte¥ t'oweU 10:30 Peter Guall 1:15> rna 1:30 Who Oo YCII 4:00 Amertc:. ........ 11:30 Pete & Glalb'a 12:110 J.ove Ill Llle 11:25 Newo 12:1JG llurcb FO< To1110m1w 1:00 Woman's •"818 Da7 10:00 Keefe Braselle- Show .. 1 I ~tat fi04Lr,QU)IJJ~IDjQUe lheJtl_ ·J PT. PLEASANT - Two persons were tilled and two more an> in fa i• condition at Holzer Hospitll !ftdar following a lleadsOn collision early Sunday morning at the inter<ertion of Poutes 2 and 87. Mi 58 Ph His McCulkJugh 41 y ' ' stated that he thought O'tlell • registf'red nurse at Parkers-- was eotng to tut1. onto Routl burg, W. Va. was pronounced £r1 Eaves applied hlo brakel dead on arrival al Holzer hos· when the accident OC<Urred and pltsl and Harry O'Dell, Rav- slid approximately 15 f..t, and enswood, died Sunday at 2,30 theu struck 'he rear of I b o t th h . I f . . . Harper vehicle, causmg slight p.m.. a e osp1ta. o mJu.rtes damage. r~tved in the accident. 0 Del1 Neither .Eaves nor any of hll was a Kaiser plant employee. three passengen wa il.i:jurcd. I Charl_es Harper, 47 , .Runt1~g- Property damage was estimatJ. Iton, dr1ver of the car ln wh1ch ed a1 $3,500 to the three v~ Miss McCullough was a passen· lies. , · ra1r· co nd 1't"ton , Aceord'mg to statements •-• ger 1s t'lB ted m Uta~"' i sufferin~ from a crushed chest 1en by the investigating officers, the O'Dells were enroute t1 1and internal injuries. J qharles CriggP.r. Ravenswood . Holzer Hospital with the son, .-, a Kaiser employee, and a Samuel, who was prone to & pa'ssem~er in the O'Dell car. al- tacks which momentarily left M is listed fair, suffering from him unconscious. Samuel told apinal and other injuries . F.ddle officers he suffered an attack !)'Dell and Samuel O' Dell, sons just prior to the accident and .of Harry O'Dell. were listed was ''out" when the accident ·fWnday in fair condition. Eddie happened . sufferin~ from a fractured Miss M~ullough an,d Mr. wrist and fra ctured jaw. and O'Dell are Mason County's fiftb Samuel under obse;·vation for and sixth highway fatality. a head injury. By Monday Sam- Miss MeCuHough was born uel had improved . at Mole Hill , W. Va ., Oct. 20, Acrording to the Stab• Police 11921. She is survived by her anri Sheriff's department inves- parents, Emer.v.on and Pearl ttgating orficers. the accident I Hill McCullough of Pennsboro, occurred when thE' O'Dell ca r. W. Va ., and Mrs. Genevieve traveling south on Route 2. and IAmos of Parkersburg. W. Va. the Harper vehicle traveling Services for her will be ·at north on Route 2. collided head- 2 p. m. Wednesday at the Meon. Cullough Funeral home at According to statements by . Pennsboro, W. Va. The body Stanron Eaves. l9. F.ast Lv nn. I i!- at Miller's home for Funerals. W. Va .. dr'iving behind the Har~ ~ The body oi Harry O'Dell, per car. the O'Dell car appar- also at Millers's Home for F'unently went out ol control on the erals. will be taken t.o the curve and cut over into t h e IFranklin Funeral Home at ParkHarper lane of traffic. Eaves ~~~~~g_!_ or_ las _t_ rite _ s .____ Two Pt. Pleasant men were hospitalized early Sunday fol· lowing a one-car crash on West Main-s! in Pomeroy . Pomeroy police said the aulD Idriven by Charles Eugene Brew· er was heavily damaged when It ran off the highway and hit AIRMAN SHULER power pole. Brewer 1 n d 1 passenger, Airman Lyan E. Shuler of 1 Dwight Greenlee, 19, were tak- l Raelne ill bel1g reassigned to to Meigs Memorial hospita1 1 S)T•cuae IN.Y. I Uaivenlty, by Officer Georjile Hicks. Green- I for terbnleal tralnlnl 81 1 was reported to have suf- : U t•s• Stat AI F n~ e• r .orce com· fered severe facial lacerations, several contusions. and abra- monlntiDns analysas special· while Brewer sustainP.d lst. He enlisted In tbe A I r I ' ,_ .Point Men Hospitalized" After Wreck PITI'SBURGH - For t he rest of the summer Danny 0 '· MOSCOW <UPII - SOviet Katn, Billy Burke and Bobby Cllinese negotiators met today Abbott will ride their bikes, go what might be the final ,.;.,loll swimming or play baseball. of their ideological talks "N o more mlnea for us," said formed sources said. ' 14-yaar-old Bobby. "We had rhe Soviet Unioo'o bitter enough of that lor the rest of unprecedented attack on Peltin•·sl our lives. 1 ' militant communism has Burke, IS, looked up from tbe failu,.. of the tBih and 1 the comic pages to nod .agree- ChiMSe delegates may leavE' for ttJent. " We sure did," he said . home at any time, the The youngsters were J01t two said, days In an abandoned coal mine More than 11 week of talb have near here, and found Sunday, only deepened the sptil between miraculously, safe. the two Communist giants. even it further meetings art> held WASHINGTON - Labor Sec· tbe only """11 epecled Ia a Grov;,_ Three Cars Involved; Two· Other Persons lust 'Fair' • ..........,..,too }' ..1110111 lor WlllbJnCIOD. None. . • .. ... J �' " 8-Dally 1:. . R- . - ,. . sentinel; Pom•llY·J&lddleport. o. ,T~ 11• lMll · • •• e .a1 • t y entt~ 'e • ' J, ~· ~. ~· 11· ·; • .----------------------------------------------~---~ ___T_o~T_h_e_l_~--~-:"-b-~01_7_h_e_M__•~•w_•·_M_a_N_n__A_r_---~----------'{{·~-------------------~~'!p~~~ Mrs. Beegle Is Hostess When COUnCI'/Or$ Me f VOL XV NO. 76 Knighu Name Clyde A.rulri!WJ To Po1t POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MONDAY, JULy 15, 1963 ·J. •· '~ PRICE FIVE .aNTS ,....... ---------------------~~~~~=-==~-~!L~~~------------~---:~~~~~~~~~~~~~------~------- ·j.~~~ 2 Die ·In Rt. 2 Hea -On o'Collision ~lew omeers wer• electer~ at the regular meeting of Kn :hll of Pythlas Lodge No. Z10 nelcl . Mn. Josepll Beegle was host- Thursday evening at •ht hell ... to lbo Past Counclloro of In Middleport. Carl owen. outTbe9dorus Council, Daughters going Chlneellor Commander, ol AmeriC\JI, for the.ir annual presided during the meeting. plenle Thursday evenmg at ber Officers elected were ChiU>home In Racine. eellor Commander. Clyde AnThe allair was held on t h e ldrews; Vke Chancellor Lester lawn. A potluclt dinner was ser· Walburn; Master ol Arms. Danvet! at 1:30 and members and ny 'Zirkle; Master of Work, J. guests were seated at lablo• H. Grate: Prelate. Brad ·. ,!If; decorated with arrangements Inner Guard, Bob Grimm; OU" of fiow'" and c8Ddles. er Guard, R. S. Manley ; RePresent were• Mrs. Fred Des- cording '!ecretsry, Richard Ballsauer, Mrs. John Smith, Mro. ey; Secretary, Cash Bahr. HeGrover Erb, Mrs. Max Mein· lreshments were served by Horo hart, Mrs. Richard CamQbell, a),e McElhinny and Clyde AnMn. Bentz Wolfe, Mn. Henry ~ ~dr~e::ws~.- - - - - - Reibel, Mrs. Oval Diddle, Mrs. . Jack Robson, Mrs. Mary B. were played and ldms shown Heines Mrs Charles Co h en by Bob McNickle. MlsJ Erna Jesse, Mrs. Tb~ Attending were Mr. and Mrs, Cook Mrs Olan Goodwin and Clifford Jacobs and Jack. Mr. DEANNA JUNE WATSON gueoi., ~. Arnold Hnyes, Mrs. and Mrs. James Gilmore and Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Watson Jr., Mlneravllle, an· !lay Seidenabel, Mrs. Eldon Dennis 8Dd Brenda. Mr. and nuunoc~ the engagement of their daughter Deanna June to Kraeuter Miss Leda Mae Kra· Mn. Ernest Powell, Mr. and MRS WILLIAM FRED LOHRER Frenklin Andrew Summerfield, Jr., SOD of Mr. and Mra. eutor, Mary Jewell and Mrs. Robert Bowen, Mrs. Joe · . . · Summerfiplit Gahanna. Mlsl Shirley Beegle. Evans, Mrs. Pearl Parker. Mr. .. . lack wood announce the en"age· Baskets of whito gladiolias and fern, combmed with Mia• Watson Is I 1959 _IP'ad::t,". Mrs. \ihmg 1rgJl marnage B t¥·-······- h•· .-.n.-.h ,..!:.ntl£ll~hra d~r.orated the altar ~of.J.b~: l..... .__,"", mentMr. andand :.t pproa{' o1. t h en. d aug ht er, Mari. _ _;________ ~ . P$!mSIIPI . J.li;fh~ . ,. •·" 11 lyo. to Richal'd J. Peuhn. sun ut' l\·lr. and Mrs. Luc1en Pculin of Pomeroy. ~i1ss Blcll'kwood 1s a 1960 grad uate of, ' Pomeroy High sdiool and is prese nUv employed at Elber·, felds. !\'lr. Poulin IS also a 196U gra,ctuate uf Pomeroy High , , • • H co-predlced, ••• IMII School and 11tended Kw t;rande College. He IS employed at Marietta \1<.~nufal'turlllg l'o. An August weddmg IS II ~ yoa<'l ~- F• &ll'al. . "'..... · · _ ~;,. planned. . ' . ' He says: "l'il my work .1 Saturday, July 13, CH S, The WSAZ-TV find hap~ . " ... Family Secret (1951) John ·Dot1 " Channel 3 ek Lee J . Cobb: Ch 8, TbriUor, FLUFFY ···· 'I'll~ Mark of the Hand and 1:30 Do"" oa the Farm · Army bi Worlil War D, .be 1\',IIS .. Fluffy spriCIIt whipPed tOp. Worse than Murder. Ch 13, Tbe 1,30 p~ & Pala reluctanl~o go back to odd Jobs. ping f<Jr canned WI li9e)<iad Disembndied (1957) Paul Burke. 9:30 R Heady . and bc!<:ame a trial 1•tuciel!t •~ can be llia<le !!dlvF oitlbqt:es )II Ch 13 at 1 p. m. Gildersleeve's 9:30 R Reddy for at lbii Ameril:all Negro Thea· a chilled mtrlnl bOwl. • Bad Day (1943). 10'00 Shari Lewis ·10:30. King Le<!nardo ter. For one ·.producitoo-he was Chlll bowl '!,Utd be~lori 11 Sunday, July a, Ch 8 Pay· · given the chore ol unclerstudy • In tefrlg ._ 11:00 Fury ment in Full, Darren McGavin. for the lllale~liad; lllirry Bela' milllltes or, !il1h · er~ 11;30 Make Room For Dddy CH 13, A Desperate Cllaru:e lor ionte. As Belaionte'• repil!.,e. or. Placcrla bqw(' il-3 cup.OI_ c!rj · 12:00 Mr. Wizard Queen,'(l942 ). '· instant llCII1-dlilry ooffee er~m; Ellery 12 :30 Clem & Luke Show menl· In one show he _won ·a bit 1·3 cup of ccild .nillt; ~ te~. spoOII . , in Broadway .play· . of leOI I :30 Mr. Push Buttoo Monday, July 15, CH 8. The Sloee lHt ~. ~.. from of vanilla· and 'I< cup apr 2:00 John 's Scrapbook Depths ol Fear and CH 13, Her . oae moileD j)lelore to aaoiber: preserves. Whip at bl!lh speed 2: 25 Reds Vs Cubs Jungle Love (1938) Ray Milland A ploy .. 1irofo will be! procluewith eieetrie mixer to 5 millS: 15 Scoreboard Tuesday, July 16, CH 13, The ed· .., lkcledway Ia lhe fan, A utes, or ' u ntil. soft peaks forQL 5:30 For Little Leaguer& Great Moment (1944) Joel Me· movie- "Ullaa of ,the F le I cl" Makeo 1'I• eups, 6'00 TV Digest Crea, Belly Field. -~~~~.~ ' ~~~~ 6:30 News & Sports Wednesday, July 17. Ch 8, 6AO Weather Beast of Cimarron and Ch 13, 6A5 News Miss Poirier Is Late Movies SATURDAY Like Allf.Jts a ' i••• » The Sainted Sister (1948), Joan Caulfield, Barry Fitzgerald. ~ :00 Saturday Jamboree 7: 3(, Sam Benedict 8.3t Joey Btsbop Thursday, July 18. Ch 8, Tbe Last Town Car. Claudette Colbert. CH 13, Take A Lettor Dar· ling (1942), Fred MacMurray. 9:00 Saturday Night Movie ]1:00 News 11 : 10 Weather 11 : 15 Sporu 11 :20 Mo\•le Friday, July 19, Cb 8, Tbo Unknown Terror I 1957) J o h n I Howard. Ch 13, Girl From Mex- WCHS-TV ico (1939) Lupe Velez. ·. Channel 8 8.00 College Series 9: oo c.:apLaln Kansaroo MRS. 10:00 The Alvin Sbow 10: 30 Might)' Mouse PlaJboUJe ROY MARK 11: 00 RID rio Till t 11 :30 Roy RoJere Show 12:00 Sky King On June 9 the marriage of Julia Ann Probasco and ; Roy Mark was read by Dr. W. W. Thus ton in ~he First ; Presbyterian Church of South Charleston, W. .\a . 1 12:30 l Following a half hour program of traditiOnal wed· ' ding music played b'' the ch urch organiSt M1ss Audrey Thoma•. the ceremonv was performed .•t 3:30p.m. be· fore the altar decorated "I Ill palms, white gladwlas and 1 :30 !:1oclal Security I : 45 Dizzy Dean 1:56 Ind. Vs. Yanks 5:00 PGA Golf 6:00 Early Show . 7:30 Lucy llesl 8 :30 Oelen<loro l mums. The bride, given In marriage by her father . worl" a floor length gown of turked importtd organ~y with insets of lace. It was styled with short sleeves a scoop nPckline edged in lace and a bell shaped skrrt. An or ganza cummerbund a(•f'ented the fitted waist line. A cap of th e tucked organdy and Mnrk of Glen Ellyn, Illinois and the late Mrs .. Mar_k, i~ e graduate of M1am1 Umvers1ty Oxford , and is currently attend ing the graduate school the~e This fall he will be an ass1s ·· ta nt in the History depa rtmen. and Mrs. Mark will be associa , ted with the Sociology depart Hawe 9 :30 daugh~ · :ravel 11:00 New1 11 :15 Dooble Tbrlllfr 12:00 Newa WHTN Channel 1.1 lace ment. a freshman .advisor. bury, and two •mall Mr. Mark, son of Mr. Glyde survive. lillD Will 10:00 Gun.uoke held her waist length veil ot' After a short wedding Lri_ ailk illu!lion . they are residing in Oxford. She -earned a cascade bou- The Probasco family for ma Cfuet of white dal sie!'. She also ly resided in Middleport an. wore a nt>cklace nf p(•ar ls for - the bride Is a sraduate of th· merly worn by her great grand MiddlejlOrt hish school. mother and rea l Ir ish I a c e gloves. the gift of a friend , f:vening h Spent wh1ch complrtt. .d !1er atli re. Susan Probaseo served as Sot·ially, SPwing her SIS l er·:~ maid of honor uml Hostesa gifts were present.E onl v attendant Sht- wore an to Mrs. Hiram Fi.~her when tt aft~rnoon dress u!" pa le blue : Tri-City ~t>wing dub met Thu~. 9rganza . The f1tted bodice was day evemrLg 1:1l her home. Mn a(Tented bv solr unpressed ersville. pleats in thf back ol the ski_rt. The e_ven ing . was spent S?cie ... ~ She wore m.:llchi ng arre~sunes ly and m sewmg after Whi('h end carried a bouqut! l or blue ' dessert course was served l ja 1sws lthe h_os1eoss to Mrs. R~be . The groom had as his best Rawlmgs , Mrs. Russell W1ISI4/ man l\1r Henry Beekley, Jr . of Mrs. Millard Wildermuth , Mi" Lafaye lte, Ind.. and Mr. Roy ! Robert Roberts, Miss Eliz::~b:~ . Cheney, un('[e of the bride . and 1Ji'ick Mrs. B~adford . Maag M1 . Mary Virglma Reibel , M r 1 un David served as ushers. A recept'lon follo~ed the ce r-1Charles Riffle. Mr! . WiHi<t ernony in the ch1.1rch parlors. ! Grueser and Mrs. Harlan We The bride, daughter of Mr. rung . and Mrs. Lowell W. Probasco of Riverside Drive, South Char· , A'ITEND SERVICES leston. attended Miami Univer-; Mr. and Mrs. Ra~ph Ve ~ sitv at Oxford, Ohio, later grad- I tended funeral servJoes for .• ua!ed from Ohio State Univer"; Lt. Richard Whittington i_n Mt sity. She has completed a · ietta recently. He w~s lulled . year of graduate study at Mi- .an a.irptane crash m smi UnJvers:Jty while serving His wife, the former Judy Stm &S ~ews Pat . Mike Word o1 Life Social SecW'Ity Chureb of Chrlat 1:011 1:30 10:011 10:30 11:90 11:30 H:eo l : lor, wbo tbli onmnW II llfiaulc .... cJioreOilrl)lhlnl. OUJ. J:.ld. bordo' a prodUelioo of "Ar4illlil tbe WCil'ld In tiO Days" il JOIIII Beacb,lol. Y., Dot ~· It~ Bible for the moveuienil of onr 100 bnJDSn aCtor-. ~ bld. U eJ.• pliant aild • eame1 il· welL ft tool!: I bll lclll801' 10 teacll lbo Bull BunnJ 12:30 AllaUum 1:00 Fliel<a 1:30 :1Uperlli8D 2:00 Aldrld: lbeater 1:311 t..et'o Dance S:llll ·~orld ol Sporbl 1:30 Wrellllng , :311 Gallan1 Mea lloolenaaDr t:Ol' lAWrence t\'eb: ..,.. 10:110 AF Coaches Game 12:30 ChUler Tbeator BIG WHEEL SPRINGFIELD, M88L (UPI) - A spia,niDg - 1 like JIOih. 1n3 Jfl!al·l!l'andll!a "'"" aw II leaehlni beauty oelentlslll bere whit happeno to your eurll you're caupl,ln a ..,... mer shower - or a hlst conver- ealmala t1ieir lllali> c~WeCt~oal lban tbo reel of tbe 'c ut. 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Tbe southern ~elloit . pine, extension specialists : ~ What Dotothy Lamour dld lor Te..s A & M College say, 18 a the saroog;.lletty Gr~ble for the strong construction woad with good bending strength, tough- sweater ancU,rdot lor lhe towne88 and nail-holding slrenlth. el, lloUywoi!d:bealltY Ll\4 Mll811... bu aecomp1ishod for tbe ~ ant blouse. !Jbe exotic aeti'esi BEAT HEAT appears .,Ppooite Vineelll U. wards aild Gilbert Roland u NEW YORK (UP!) An a farm gtrl In "The Smuggler:' average glaS8 permlta on ABC·TV's "jane W~ ~ about ls'o times more heat from sents" J1!1114. "I bave 1 sJIIbl the sun to enter a hoUse than accent ibat causes pr~, .. does the aVerage insulated waU, to think of me In tmDB Of peal!' say hoUsing speelallalll of AI· ·ant rolei,n uid lJtL , "ACtual-Bed Chemical'• Barrett Dlvi&- ly 1 was born In New \'ark Cltj, llio. 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