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A\'" 1orted eolon. Regular $1.7a value. A bie bargain at Gilly Famous Adorn hair apray;...· and take )'our choice of tea• ing comb or feathering bruah FOR SPitiNG. LAQIIS . 17 ' WHiTE ..... ••GE DA~S~ ~~TS' I I' ·Rea: o(l .. '' ,,,, . ' ,WOMEN'S ' $2:99 . '\lais4tci9 '. . ' ' ,.::.· ...... . . . Three HHI Helghths To Chaosa Frem tl,' tree. Don't miss thla .bara:ain ., ., ..,.. s :~s· c .A. , , '· ~· VALUES TO $5.95 4TO 9 ~·PILLOW , Conservation , Is .Announced l $1ZES CASES ADORN DISCOUNT VALUI ..., <! . '100.. ' ... Children'• cute one strap aUppera for the Spring and Easter parade. Select from white or black patentl SETS 29 ' Are Accepted Atl2 Places WOMEN'S . . ' .,. :· WHITE and· BEIGE 88c to '1;88 Big 114 !Deb Re111Iar 11.1111 plastic garment bap. BoJdl l8(ariDODla. ONE STRAP SUPPERS 2 PIECE PLASTIC . BAGS TONI s I 54 Inch · PLASTIC GARMEN.T Child reno White, Block, Potent LADIES EYELET TRIM FULL SHADOW PANEL POMEROY ·93rd SIRTHPAY • •• d!Jeount prleed. DOUBLE PANEL F• 70111' Easter Euemble with o Speclal SpriDI sale of 1heer nylo111 . . . . lect from all the new 11hade1 In Rli&ht lrr. , • lt'l the belt buy lD many monllu. Trimmed Nylon Ladles' fine cotton half 11!9s in $llUIII , medium and laree . . . elastic waitt band .. shadow panel . . and set.off with an eyelet trim. ELBERFELDS~' IN · pt!rt,ct match·mate NYLON HOSE I ~. SPRING 'MIWNERY SHEER SEAMLESS A Blouses,. 2.95 .- ~ ~ ~cjnts, 3.95 · ILACK ILONDI WHITI . Large family serving vegeta· ble bowls in assorted colors baked on decorations. . s ; am Is Left Out, Neglected a to ' Ru11ell Cui· eight membtro are ~ for i Crow. Jr., Herbert •Shields am The only ,.clion taken ·~ the commiasion 1o have • Q\10TCMTence. Officials oaid the ....... W:aa that Coooimlih rum: members were out ' o.f alon Cha......, ~ ·i ~ Those who had ""' arrlyed "'wn, other• Were 'lu, arid' Oth- IU!ed, Jt ., read a <Opf· of . the ocheduled time fvr . had not lndkated-they 1I'OU molioD eaiW.. .«i/ IJio> • r IW,: hearing were A. C. absent. In lho , IIIDOIIJICeme(lt If lljli •••· • llle eoirtlloorM, Em· Fred Rualell,' Dr. .The courtroom wa• nearly hoarins. it wao pomted ao1 '!C aelt SUier R. L Boi<ll, Henry !:wing, · filled with Mel8! r..ident> lno llospiaol will )lOI bo .,..,... - , . It .... >R. L Jricobo, tendln&·lo observe the heaeinJ. prdlen· ol · ·, · Custer Legar Charges Pomeroy her, lllltr, Mrs•. Vo,. .' Gf COlnmboll, a ..• •• 59c · ' • Si41ik IIII.L lfeltleWilllal\1a eveotDc ot the E'LBERFELDS . ·lors. , J-. SUN,1 MON. 1nd TUES. I .. .CfftTI • • .1:'' ..:.l 's j', •' i •. ' " #& . ' ' • J �.- • I , ; I . ' • Th~ Daily ' Sentinel · Never ' I ) ' HocrtTsOGOOd 'Steps In Progress ',Theme OfA-chievement llomr b)< Kn. Weeb lor -~ ~· ot .,, 1111( . . . lord iberltr Cllfill • a1 rt • Mto. w~ F. Clll'l<; ~u~ ..,..., .., • MDinly About People In Ballt!v~l: ~n;'odr:-a~ Pomeroy w. va. and ~ .:....,.. borne by Mn. elm's l)jdo: a . - at lloCballf who wW spend lhe vacotloo will! his par· ::..'-> Mn. ~ 1lrolrit • ~ home w~ ,..,. Mr. IJid· Nn. JI:O:enlt .,._. u ...., in ~ lllrlr· day, to attend • lllrQrdv . . riel' lu.uariDf b llrollrer; " C b e r y I Eberabacb er 'lbolllU and 1011 IE SAFE _;BUY ALL DRUGS FROM A PHAIMACST AT MEN'S .., .JEWELRY HriW llolpjtal. JGIIII. . II! SWISHER & LOHSE We have a complete selection of Jewelry for any gift giving occasion. • B. H. SANBORN MILL ST. JEWELER-OPl'OMETRIST , MIDDLEPORT iiNGER ... DON'T USE_ ANYONE ELSE'S PRESCRIPTION "Thne pi111 will fix you up, aetty':f Mar- t. th• be• med. Now,. Martha, we know you me•n well, yet your pills could prove INrmfvl M lettr , •• better let htr f(loctor pl'ftCf' ... 10"'*' thing, (But, when he lllou, do ..,..... tM fill her pl'fleription here!) 13 Registered Phormocloto To Sorve You ·.....~1 Chorine To Star - For Limited Time Only At ... SWISHER & LOHSE SAVE $40.00 • REXALL DRUGS ~n Slant·O-Matic J Console Models WY. 2-2955 Pomeroy SAVE $30.00 On Portable Models Tht! Fabrie Shop New Shipments DRESS.ES Skip the sulphur and molasses- Arriving Dailyl Included Are 2-Piece •• • Styles by "ExdusifsH get a CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT Chevrolet Super Sporto• have a eharm that eoothes yOur springtime yen for romantie ·adventure aa fut aa you can 11ip into a bucket ...t. (Eipecialiy the Impala's, with Ita adjustable new Comfortilt ateerinr wh'l!t\'1•.) Front bucket .eata are a ereat atart, but Super Sports also feature pluah aU.vinyl in- - teriora, apecial interior-el!;terior trim in tasteful touChes, and a· veritable feut of goodies we eall performance optiona•. Chev·.. rolet and Chevy II Super Sporto invite adventure in convertible or coupe form. Tbat IUlll1e Super \ sPort ztnr appiiea to the Corvair Monza For fashion! of the Spyder, very breezy with ita air-cooled !50horsepower rear.mounted enrine and 4apeed shi!t •. Ditto for the new Corv~tte Sting Ray, a maenificent thoroughbred. among pure-blood aportl ears with noG a aingleueriflee.ln comfort. Both Spyder and Stinr Ray come in eoupe or convertible atylea. All Chevrolet Super Sporta are like spring day•- you've got to cet out in them to Ba·vor them. So catch yourself 1 pauinr zephyr and waft on down to your Chevrolet ah~wroom. ~.,...,. mom~t, perfertly cut to fit and natter your figure, see our IPI'inl· fresh assortment of women'l dresses. So youthfUl! Gt<nline prints and beautiful putels. P• tites 5 to 13, Junior m.la:~ I to 15, ladies 10 to 20 and balt sizes 14~ to 32\'i:, 5.99 to 10.99 ...... Ladles' Spring BLOUSES New styles by Jea~ Kelly. White and pastels, In da· cron polyester and cotton. Sizes 32-38 2.99 Sizes 4()..44 3. 99 "Em· See" Blouin Arne! & cotton. White , ond pastels. Sizeo 32-44. ASBURY CLASS MET 1.99 ladies' PURSES --·---NO C.ALLS 1\JIS MOQNIN(J !! YOU 60T mAT?! I AM NOT RECEIV· IN!; ANV G.ALL S! (,OTTA CATC~ UP ON M'f OE.S~ WORK!! I ()V~ CARE. W..O IT 15--·TELL 'EM I'M IN 6UATEMALA----· ~~ IUT NO c.AF.LS --· IS "" TWAT C.LEAR ?! Hatlo So S>JE ~168ED AND ~tBBED ALL MORNIN6--·SUT WHO I'INALLV MADE A [)()WNRI6~T LIAR OUT 0~ ~ER? V0U 6UE>SEO IT!! LOOP..OLEO f41MSE.LF .... All Styles and Colon_ _ 199 $· • OPPOSITE LOWE'R PARKING LOT-POMEROY - TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES I �.- • I , ; I . ' • Th~ Daily ' Sentinel · Never ' I ) ' HocrtTsOGOOd 'Steps In Progress ',Theme OfA-chievement llomr b)< Kn. Weeb lor -~ ~· ot .,, 1111( . . . lord iberltr Cllfill • a1 rt • Mto. w~ F. Clll'l<; ~u~ ..,..., .., • MDinly About People In Ballt!v~l: ~n;'odr:-a~ Pomeroy w. va. and ~ .:....,.. borne by Mn. elm's l)jdo: a . - at lloCballf who wW spend lhe vacotloo will! his par· ::..'-> Mn. ~ 1lrolrit • ~ home w~ ,..,. Mr. IJid· Nn. JI:O:enlt .,._. u ...., in ~ lllrlr· day, to attend • lllrQrdv . . riel' lu.uariDf b llrollrer; " C b e r y I Eberabacb er 'lbolllU and 1011 IE SAFE _;BUY ALL DRUGS FROM A PHAIMACST AT MEN'S .., .JEWELRY HriW llolpjtal. JGIIII. . II! SWISHER & LOHSE We have a complete selection of Jewelry for any gift giving occasion. • B. H. SANBORN MILL ST. JEWELER-OPl'OMETRIST , MIDDLEPORT iiNGER ... DON'T USE_ ANYONE ELSE'S PRESCRIPTION "Thne pi111 will fix you up, aetty':f Mar- t. th• be• med. Now,. Martha, we know you me•n well, yet your pills could prove INrmfvl M lettr , •• better let htr f(loctor pl'ftCf' ... 10"'*' thing, (But, when he lllou, do ..,..... tM fill her pl'fleription here!) 13 Registered Phormocloto To Sorve You ·.....~1 Chorine To Star - For Limited Time Only At ... SWISHER & LOHSE SAVE $40.00 • REXALL DRUGS ~n Slant·O-Matic J Console Models WY. 2-2955 Pomeroy SAVE $30.00 On Portable Models Tht! Fabrie Shop New Shipments DRESS.ES Skip the sulphur and molasses- Arriving Dailyl Included Are 2-Piece •• • Styles by "ExdusifsH get a CHEVROLET SUPER SPORT Chevrolet Super Sporto• have a eharm that eoothes yOur springtime yen for romantie ·adventure aa fut aa you can 11ip into a bucket ...t. (Eipecialiy the Impala's, with Ita adjustable new Comfortilt ateerinr wh'l!t\'1•.) Front bucket .eata are a ereat atart, but Super Sports also feature pluah aU.vinyl in- - teriora, apecial interior-el!;terior trim in tasteful touChes, and a· veritable feut of goodies we eall performance optiona•. Chev·.. rolet and Chevy II Super Sporto invite adventure in convertible or coupe form. Tbat IUlll1e Super \ sPort ztnr appiiea to the Corvair Monza For fashion! of the Spyder, very breezy with ita air-cooled !50horsepower rear.mounted enrine and 4apeed shi!t •. Ditto for the new Corv~tte Sting Ray, a maenificent thoroughbred. among pure-blood aportl ears with noG a aingleueriflee.ln comfort. Both Spyder and Stinr Ray come in eoupe or convertible atylea. All Chevrolet Super Sporta are like spring day•- you've got to cet out in them to Ba·vor them. So catch yourself 1 pauinr zephyr and waft on down to your Chevrolet ah~wroom. ~.,...,. mom~t, perfertly cut to fit and natter your figure, see our IPI'inl· fresh assortment of women'l dresses. So youthfUl! Gt<nline prints and beautiful putels. P• tites 5 to 13, Junior m.la:~ I to 15, ladies 10 to 20 and balt sizes 14~ to 32\'i:, 5.99 to 10.99 ...... Ladles' Spring BLOUSES New styles by Jea~ Kelly. White and pastels, In da· cron polyester and cotton. Sizes 32-38 2.99 Sizes 4()..44 3. 99 "Em· See" Blouin Arne! & cotton. White , ond pastels. Sizeo 32-44. ASBURY CLASS MET 1.99 ladies' PURSES --·---NO C.ALLS 1\JIS MOQNIN(J !! YOU 60T mAT?! I AM NOT RECEIV· IN!; ANV G.ALL S! (,OTTA CATC~ UP ON M'f OE.S~ WORK!! I ()V~ CARE. W..O IT 15--·TELL 'EM I'M IN 6UATEMALA----· ~~ IUT NO c.AF.LS --· IS "" TWAT C.LEAR ?! Hatlo So S>JE ~168ED AND ~tBBED ALL MORNIN6--·SUT WHO I'INALLV MADE A [)()WNRI6~T LIAR OUT 0~ ~ER? V0U 6UE>SEO IT!! LOOP..OLEO f41MSE.LF .... All Styles and Colon_ _ 199 $· • OPPOSITE LOWE'R PARKING LOT-POMEROY - TOP VALUE STAMPS WITH ALL PURCHASES I �..... - --------- ·- -- ------ ..... . ., Tl • • • ' Accused Ex-Coach A~-­ Against Second Lie Test I ATLANTA IUP!l _ n.. attorney for former Unlveroity of Gear· gia Atblolic Diredor wallace Butts said Wednesday he hu adviled his client against t.aldng a l econd lie detectro test ia connec- and both took lie detedor Cool: aald that Butta lo~!ph<med wl!ich ......,.)" lnld "'·~~~~~~::~~~:a~m~~bler~,:.••shortly bel.... their lnnoceoce. Cook said... game last ever, the tests were not polyemphu:tled there was IJ'Oilbs" and be wanted lhe state that Butts prolltted Jhueau of Invest.igltion to conduct aambUna oo the same. ' u b known." Cook u~ .. with an alle"ed Southeastern tests on Butts and Bryan t . -Cooference footbaU • ocandol. . . .... ~ tb "definitely" waa not ant'• altorny• ·~~ e "My advice w my client must Tuesday. In any ol tbe calls 1<1 be to let .. lry his .... in the oour1 bouse who<• it beloap and lhat be abould DOt ..... lllbmlt11118 to lie ciOitefl4f al ran· MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE iom io apita 'il ·,his wllllngneu w to do ao.'' ~ WilHam Sebro- BEE Cees 19 ilec wrote . ,41tor1ey General Ashland Oit - · 19 18 Eugene cd Syracuse Drive In Cook lJ mY tina an 8CCUJ4- The Neighbors II lion In a I'CCellt Saturday Eve- Ball and Cbaln 9 ,mg Post article that Butts gave The Adams 5 lleorgla team ....-et• to Alabama Ball a. CbiiD <01ch Paul IBear> Bryant in a B. Collins loog distance telepbolle CODYersa- V. Collins tion prior to the 1812 GeorglJ· J. Moore Alabama game which Alabama S. Moore won 85-0. Total Butts and Bryant both have de- Won z loll 1 nled any all.,.p! to rls the game Tile Nelgbbon D. Alb v. Craig B. Alb G. Craig i Handicap Total Won 1 Loll! .' . • I ., .l · , tn ' .. I • 1 ... Given· For State Tourname.n t . ' I, . .. ! - •;t - ~ ·· • It~ ;, .' . . ; World Series I ' Jf;.:' fl.. YORK <UP!) - "IK.JJ· d . I' I $5 Se~t South I e n 8~~' I~ F craekup I The last striking union defied Wednesday and voted down a contract shutdown Into ito 11-lth day and editiona they bad expected to , Of Golf Will River Report In or Prohrbrfton - Dali~ Stntblel, Pomeroy')(~!~"· 0., Mar. 28, l!IU-3 - Hospital News Rly, lin. 1M c. Steele, Rl. l lllmden, WJJllam A. McArthur. Olarleo E. B""kle. Alheno, Mr• Robert B. C.•' "•. Alhllnd, Ky ., and Rita " · MePhall. Rlp1ey, W.V Va. • · Blrtbo Mrs: Charleo II. Dovls, 51~ T!)~rd Ave., daughter, U :ofl ~- _k (f W•~ce.j lels, ~ ~.t•ll··,}:::r."' ~~'': Dllly BroWD, Cnmr~JJ r .• • G1 I'Hdlap: GaltipoU. ·llaapll8l :~',' Art' ,. Er·,c;. !1 ; :o.; A contrlbuUai. of~ Wll. made dam 21.S, 17.3, faiUng one luolf Among thoae w11o .1#,111 1.. I. e,, f"' • : '• ' ' lee tu Sam Morris Ill aul.ot '" 1ht l ~onth ol foot boo Pome- Holzer hospital in l1le fill :11 F.th•l Pto ..e 1, t:l. - 10 • In offices, the 191 to 111 ne,aTexas state-wide prohibition roy-Maso~ 23 Pt. ~leaaant botlri were Mlaa J..t M. Mrs. M:r.e_flr ., b;. •!fr · tive vote . union was greeted With cauae when 11ht Pomeroy !3.!12, HlnteP uo· otattooary. BoDey. s Court st.. Mn. oathRoot.. Denms R. ~~; ~1 ·. OOC)t and had been cleaned and LOGAN IUPU-A North Amor· WCTU met Tuetday eveninc at Ka.. wha li'aUs 10 .2 1 r!Jiilg, irtne A.' Copeland. :1311 First er1 Fason. Sl]atl Milet. B... :~ lnlted,lead \V()rlters alerted Avlatioa Inc . leaJ pilot was lhe Federated Cburc~. ICbarlestoo 2uo falling. Landolt AYe., Guy F. Edwardl, Rl. 1 p. m Wod~•Y~ Van ~.tre. and ~ameo Ge'?->; to turn Wedoeoday when an uper- Group singing of When dam was running 17 feet, Mar- Patriot, Mra. Ellon B. Rich.. ~eel . AIIIOIII ~.11!"1 • · · ediiDrlal worker• alerted! ~ ~ :~~·~ mllilacy turbo-prop alr· Survey the Wondroua Cross met dam 18\1 feet and Winfield irda Rt 21burman Mrs. Wai- Patienla recenU} discharged Accordmg to the rnibitighl rtr.J' out copy lor loday's 0< dlsWegrated h1 f\lgbt dur- and pray"! by Mrs. G. H. Ew- dam '.7 feet . ier Rt. 2 Crown Included Mrs. Jobn Cbancey, pori of the nursing dep• ~-- ., Jlll<>na. teolJ and 'cr.l8bed m a rural tog, presideot, opened the Boat movemeau: City, Clyde B. McLane. Pl. Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Mn. li1ose pa~u who woe lotef If 41 of the dlsaonlora bad near here. meeting. Reports were given 1 Oltlo River _ Queen City up Pleasant, Mn. Alva E. Luckey- Harley Hoffman, David Evani, as falr included Err.es• , ll clJ~nged lbelr mind just belo The body of George W. Hoal<lm, by lhe department chatrrnen.l l4, 6:30 p. m.; Elisha Woods doo, Rt. 1 Letart, W, Va., Mrs. John Clendenin. Kenna Culo, Baker Gurdoo, Mr1. Emerso,, IIvoting, !lhnoetlll,OOO Idle ..ws:.~ chief test pilot for the Colum- The committee on youth tem· lup 11, IZ:IO a. m. ; John .r. ielma 1!:. LewiS. Rt. 1 oak Hill, Walter Lambert, Robert ·Kay. Evans, Maxon Jeffers, an(l • per employ.. would be back to plant . of NAA, was found in peronce educat:OII reported that Rowe up' l4, 3:2ii a. m.; Ray· Mra. Harriet B. Elsnau~le . ..,,., Mrs. James Gerwig, Mrs. Mrs. John W. Unroe. wort toda charnd wreckage. Authorities lhey bad received liD posters monel Salveti up 14, 4:116 a.m.; Jl<bon, Mrs. F. Marie Willi- Donald S m 1th 11nd infant Blood 11dm_iolJtered reoenO, TbuusanJ:' o1 employes were Iwaited overnight for lite burning 8nd 30 proclamations Ill be used Charles Stevenson up 15, 5:25 aoms, Rt. 3 Jackson, WUU.m M. daughter, Mro. Katny Wilson, a1 the hospttal . atandlllg Dear their newspaper• to cool before removing the during youth temperance week a. m .: Helen z. up 16, 3:15 Barron, Rt. 4· Jackson, Mrs. 1:M~r~s;_ . _:H~e;.;"':;;itt;;_.;:B;;ue;.;IIC,:h;:er;.:·...:,M,:.r.:,•·:_'"'.:;.:.'its:...•..n,.Wiiediiiiiinead_. .. ... aY;.·_...,iiiilj wolling for the picket lines to be April 21 - 27. The Union was a. m.' Edeana Bosworth down Clarence E. Retherford, Rt. I Ii removed Wedneaday while the a modKlcaUon t)llhe l requested to act as a commit· 16, ~ : 50 a. m.; Crucible c1o1m · photoengravore were meeting. 'rJ8 tainer, ••ad tee to select Meigs County's 17, 3:05 a. m.; Freiberger up La Arr ted On undergoing lelia foe oeveral quota of so.V.nlrs to be ll!'nd 17, -,, 45 a. m.: Peggy Do1me)t WIOD ell W......, 111i1tmo4 Iwee... Hoakinl bad flown the one- a1 the National WCTU conven- up 18, 4 a . m.: Charleroi up 11. Lareeny Charge ., Allbe Dally New& about 50 e<licraft, designated lhe lion which will be held in Col- 6'20 • · m.: Jerry Bosworth up . The Galfia County Sheriffs llu ... l empleyeo _ "as jYAT-28E, on Its Rrst test on Feb. umbus in August. 19, 6:55 a. m.; 1;. v . Hoi'Der Deparlrnent reported today the a regular workiog and reported the flight a "com- The topic "Knowledge Jn. down :!3. 10:40 p. m. ; National arrest of Glen LewlJ Lawsoa, llw1otched a televlalon set fOI' word creases Strength" was present· down 23, 6:45 a. m.: L. W. 36, Rt. 2, Cheshire. on a Jar. o1 the vote. Wben the - • 'l1lo plane WOJ being adapted ed by Misa Elizabeth Dully as· Sweet up Greenup e p. m•: cony charge f~ed by Konflaahed on the screen !bey stared close ground "'JJIIIO'' 10 con- slsted by Mrs. Gladys Cockier Bob Ben!A!r up Greenup 6: II netlr Lawoon. Spring shoes show more of yovr pretty at ODe another, then silently left with anti-guerilla war- and Mrs. Ewing. The devoUon- p. m.: Ravenswood up Greenup The char1e Involved a motor Reportedly, it was expected al topic. "Renew Your Mind" Z:15 a. m.; Atena Louisville up !vehicle and Lawson was . re- : feet ... with open backs and sides, the buildiJJg. aircraft now in use in taken from Romans 1Z:l and 2, Greenup 6:20 a . m.; H. E. I £eased from custody and will Outside newspaper plants, hunl{iet Nam. I were led by Miss Duffy who al- Bowie! down Greenup 7:25a.m. have his hearinll in municipal lew cuts. perforations. Even dreds of workers who had Brig. Gen. David M. Jonea, who s~: read an article "The Mean- :minois up 32. 2:'5 a. m.: New oourt at a later date. for the picket liDel to bee ~~=:~;~~::::.;the Aer~autical Systema !ing of Easter" by Dr. Vlncent 10rleans up 32. 5 a. m.; On- Rilla Duncan. 18, Henderson. v;hen th: sho2 is closed, drawn cursed w laughed h at Wrtgbt-Patterson Air Peale. ward down 32.5: 15 a. m.: Zim- ,W. Va .. was jaiJed at 1:15 a. m. aod drifted away. Base at Dayton, called the Prayer by Mrs. Daisy Jasper mer up 33, 3:10 a. m. : Louise 'odav on <t eharge of intoxication th o li · ht, airv look ' "a aetback." He snld< "1 concluded the meetlnp after up 33, 3:30 a. m.: J. S. Lewls !and disturbing lhe peace at a 15 A demand fo'r minpu~tes:;';:: : would hope that the progr•m will which 8 social hour was en- up 33, 7:20a.m.; Jean Hutch- Kanau2:'1 tavern. ' is the;, ~. Cvme see! rich look of alligator working time per day i lcontinut, although this will .slow joyed and cookies and punch inson up :w, 5:20 a. m. ' Howard Gardner, 54, Chesha twice - the • price and frustrating us down." were served. Gallipolis Dam - OVEC up ire, wa~ arrested for intoxicato this stunning iD thenewclty's longest and ...__ dl ent .. ~re was aome sagreem Tile next meeting will be held iiO:IS p. m.; Solvay up 12:20 t'Jon at 9:15 p, m. Wed nes day. l ~lnte pump. It's a sure painful newspaper dispute. I whetber ttte pi~ exp~ at the Pomeroy -First Baptist . a. m.; Oliver Shearer up 5 to inake you look "They rejet:ted becauoe or mecely fell apart m lhe Ill!'. Church. a. m.: Titan down 6 a. m.: I Groundbreakin~t For best. were diuatlJ!ied with the 35-h,our Capt. Raymond C. Grame, flyj Francis Hougland up 7:20 a. R l M ~ I --~ _,_ .. 801'd Frank I•• a :m w "chaao plane" oo 1 Hou land u NO esort • onn8)' , YOU'LL SAVE , w " - ~uoe. ~ missbm"'~ it disiDtear- Plan Trail Ride m.. arren g P · Formal groimdbreaking Only II G<IWJOD pr.,ident of • a. m. · f the PI I DOLLARS ers Local 1. ''The clause calls there was DO explosion. Sunday, A.prU 21 KanahWB River - Merril up m~me::~ or . new easan 1 HERE! reduction to 15 hours He saki the plane was "per- Plans were made fOl a traU London 4:55 a. m. ; Little Ed- IPomt Resort Will b.e heJd at 1 llw.l!t!k. Jrom 36¥• hours! only formiog structural test maneuY· ride Sunday April 21 slarting ward down London o:55 a. m.: ~onday, Apnl l.te . the overnight shUt. The men ·" from tbe fair grounds at 1:30 Semet up London 6:40 a. m.; e 3 -acre resort 51 15 . 1oshlllo reduced." p m. when the Meigs County A. E. Dykes down Winfield 8:15 cated 0" ' and one,half miles : McGowan, who predicted Riding Club met Tuesday eve- p. m.; Robert W. Lea down north of Pt. Pleasant on W. I Children's Styles \::~.,:: that his men 4-H Club Met At ning in the Sallobury township Winfield 1 a. m.: Lelia Shear- Va. Route 62 · In case of "" : Home 0/ "'•dvu •0r bulldmg ' er down Winfield 4·55 a m clement weather the ceremony the pact. Slll.d. · . . · · · · will be postponed . LADIES we wa1k the lines William B. DownJe presided _ __ Mill St. Mlcldlmight change their The Wide Awake 4-H Club at the meeting and those going SPORTS DINNER TICKETS .. met at lhe home of the Jn the trail ride are to take a Two Are Arrested MASON _ Tickets for the Dianne McComas, Mooday ' sack lunch and coffee and , soft By Stale Patrol Sport• Greats banquet to be ning March 25. The drinks will be provided. T h • The Ohlo State Patrol reporls held 1 t Wahama High School eSIMON'S was opened with outdoor rec- spring horse ~how was t and the appretten 1 reation period followed by the ed and some plans were made arres s . '1- Friday at 6:30p. m. are on sale of a walkaway r.rom Chi and may be purchased from business meeting. which wiD be completed at the llicJolh• Veterans Hospital. . any Lions Club member ln Pt. · - N,<T - ('NAL\> •f f Girls worked on their pro- AprU meeting. Dues were col- ~rested was. ~len S. Da.vlS, Pleasant or New Haven or by ·' jects wilh a demonstration giv- lected and Tommy Ray ReutCorpus Cbr!Btl, Tex ., Cited caDing Cbarles Johnson, Pt. Second & Mechanic Pomeroy PHONE on how to cui material by er was welcomed as a new Meigs court today for Pleasant, at 41 6-w. WY 2·34'111 Betty Russell. member. Refl'eshments were use tax, and Harley W. l"jiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii Hostesses were Mary Hoi<> served at the close of the meet. 19, Pomeroy, cited II man and Rhonda Hysell, who ing. Court Friday for fail'•ure was unable to be present due to have headlights on to illness. Present were . LEARN OF nEAm carlos Moses, 36, a and Cothy Russell, Merta Mro. Myrtle Long received Uenl ot Chillicothe Veterans hosson, Robbie Ord, Ma_ry and word of the death Sunday of pita! was picked up by the •, Sharon Kindy, R<>bm Mills, her cousin Earl Roush of Niag- palrol, and relayed back to Brenda Toney, Sheila Ton':;, ara Falls, a nativ,_ of Morning the lnslitullon. Josephme Toney, Mary Ja e Star. Funeral services were ----Gerard and Mary Holeman. held Wednesday at Niagara ANNOUNCE SALE . •;•t meeting will be held Falls wllh burial there. The Pomeroy senior c 1 a a s I I"F"" will sponsor a rummage sale ANNOUNCE CRACKDOWN Friday and Saturday at the • • Pr. PLEASANT - The Pt. Davia-Warner building. They ]oUy Bunch Sewing Pleasant detachment of State will have a car wash Saturday Club Met Tue~day Police has advised a crack- at Hackett's Sohio station wilh . down will be made on persons a pickup and dellvery service. 1 The Jolly Bunch Sewmc Club Uvlng in Mason County who The seniors will also sell gaa Tuesday everung . at the are uaing other state driver's Saturday at lite Rizor Oil Coml l11411ne of Mrs. Pe~y Mitch With lice..._ or license plates. Any- pany. All profits will go towrad SKINLESS . Doyle Miller assisting one IIIOVing lnlo the county has the class trip to Washmgtoo. 2'1• lb. II~~:·rs~ Mrs. Terl'l' Byer pre- 30 days in which to secure . PKG. II over lite business m~t- West Virginia licenaes and any- "Pair" is properly applied to Pr~s were won by Mrs. one caught with Improper plates two things which corre~pond o~ Scmes, Mrs. Terry and driver's license will be complete each other : _COUjlle •c• l .J."" ;;r-,- , o. SaUDdon, I Be In Akron Twice-thePrice LOOK 1 I ln th• liP~· aapeolally It )'OU'M 4 Hope oprlnp etomal \ . ,;' BY ED KENNEDY , • ,,l' "! 11 ~ .• ' ' . ' l ' . atardom. 'I'he Redl didn't iillu by .m uch 'In 1982 Of pnrvl4' lng a blger ourprll!e than they had the Yelr before. ThQ!, . , came mJgbty ol011~ to pulling !!<nnanl.o back-lo-baok Ia · ;·\· • ; the National Leaaue f~ the 41'1t tJ_n:p.e alii~ the Brave~!) " "f;w'i ! won 1n '51 and retuaed to let IOOH ln '58. One more em-· . ~~ : cinnatl victory eacl\ over the Dodrere t.Dd tbe Obllltl 111.4>' ·. '· : the NatJonal League would have hid a three-way Ue. Thea ; all the Red.l would have need..S would have bHn one. more win anywhere: over the Heta, 'P hlllln or Colli. fo'r ~ and the pennant would have been theinJ. Such "mil'ht b&ve been." victories aren't too han:l to ftnd in the hot atove league. The expert. were wrong and the Rlda could have won lt. ' There are some rooklea ln Ute Reda' camp who know that ' . that. '11lere'a room on the pitehtnr atalt' for a reUet man or ~wo, and perha.Pa a e~tcber, an lD.I.elder IUld an. outft.elder. :- Ope~ to Serve You ! Find Your • ••. . ' . . I I • • ~ tutepoti ••• Hafta ' ''' Novelties, ... .', A salad course carrying · tbe Easter season was servecilll to tbe above mentioned . Lawrence Milhoan, ~;~ 1Lman Smith. Mrs. Willis G Mra. Mattie Bush. IRDuliNG KLIGANCE Brookfield aaCt llldd'tJt•cJe.. ~ IUih 71.10; · ' Wt'vt Got tltt ...... ' - De Necltwtar by Suptr!Nt· 1 ~i·· .....:,. , .; I'· ' '', lbs. $1.00 ,.._fine o-.M, ... ....,U'Y ' BOTANY WOOLS ........ ~ ,1. T SPARE RIBS 29c INSTANT COFFEE ~~~sp• lb. ,.,. CAMPBELL'S SOUP ¥-~~~~. I!Hf, Chlckltll NOodle - Noodle, - MIRAC~f WHIP 6 0F 9 5 c R & Y-olllo GOE$StER: ,_,_ ,'!49c ,, I ROUGHTON Ice: ... Milk ' ... I ', ·;, ' PAIID · ~ - bdg 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY THE ~ 3 S9c lb•. BACON 3 lbs. $1.09 SLICED ALL MEAT BOLOGNA LOW, LOW PRICE Bacon Ends S~ 99c SLICED FRESH PIG FEET 1 • lbs. lbs. Boiled Ham $1.00 lb. 79c -- ' " · Food ·,...... :_ 2 ... 2Sc ., SAUSAGE SEED .POTATOES ~;~·· $3-91· • lbs. FISH • . FISH • . FISH eTROUT eCOD eWHITING eCATFISH eFISH STEAKS . ePERCH eFISH STICKS eFLOUNDER P.b1ATOES, uncl..slfiecl · 50 lb. 1.~ OPPt ·E~Y PA~ · lrtcludiflt Tm!nCiey ' ...,...:.: 'i l ' 17·',~~.w WJn...,. ,,_.,,. .. HITJST 21.9 Chelce ' Over 200 WMicly P~t~~peOfYaur . 1-, o.J~wt tow With A Moner ._........,.. Now Untler New Mln~t•ment ' ' PURE PORK IY lliiAFT SQiad Dre5sing LAYAWAY NPW f 0 R E A ·sT.ER. Pork Liver FRESH VEAL- FRESH VEAL- FRESH VEAL MA)\WELL HOUSE NEW !1- - "'We've.., ....lilts by hrtbl"' (, Mrs. Frank Leezer of Engle'W<IOCI., Florida, is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mlltoo Hood and ' family. .... die& Buy , / ' • for a llfetltoo- ....••oc~ J-tlty. Shop froal ' •· Ar...,1 · ,\V~yfGit. Give 1htt glftlhat glv.. pltl!l.. - Neck Bones SLICED SMOKED VEAL- STEAKS-- CHOPS DIAMONDS · $1 WHOLE VISITING HERE Artcarved We've Got.tlti Sthsl . . Thllalolt 1171• aild olladet b7 Sl~lemart, PORK S I ' > Wieners prize Bea awarded Robson, to with Mrs. tltGeeorge ~ ~~p~rosec=~uted:::..,=====..J,;e~a:•.;me~a~n.;:a;;:ny;_;;two;;;;_. · ===• ~:=:=;:=:==:=:=:=:=:=:=::==:=:=:=:=:=::=~~Mrs. Hackett. For The Well-Dressed Man's - by lh. Candy, ·Etc. .. ' Callie Hams Cards, Gifts, ' When a J>e.r woultl Smoked Here • •' ' NO STAMPS ... JUST FOOD BARGAINS Easter .' Croaley P'leld April 8th, eharu: .. ate there wiU be 01 maey u •Jx new tacu on the roater, and their very prttenM wW make the RMI one ol the atandout cboleu to Win the NaUoftal LIKUo ponn11111 In lHil, That'•. my opinion ••• whal'o )'0111'0 T T T 1 T T . .' • $2,88· 2 pairs lS POMEROY OHIO i ' . • PICK-A-PAIR SHOES l<'~(lWN ' The lledo aren't ol&ndlng p&t dOBpile tholr rood and there are •t!OUI'h bruh younr rooklee around to p..... vent the borderllne veteran. from rut~ OD their rtpu.t&Uona:. when they yell "Play 8&11" on Openiq' D&y at 5.99 r :I If the Reda ean ftnd a new bat, a new clove or a new tut ball to htlp make up the d~trenct tor '88, rr.d Hutcldnaoa will Jive anyone who '-'cUte to play" & ehance tc:i do juat I P-.;:· I ~:;;;_====--=='! ..' ·--: The Ume u ripe with the ()!nclnnall llecll tor pelt.&PI aa DWlY u three tprlng·bloomln&' beauUu to blouom· late $4.95 Middleport Dept. Store 1 f l, . young man fanty with a glove, a bat or a bll.l.. and the' dream of your life hu been to be a Blg League Ballpl&ylll'. Spring Lt the ume when major league teau;a1 tab that ~ . aood look at rookie& who have ~aurvtved all th ~r cut8 alnce Uae traSn$Jir leUOn o~ed late 1n ' February; 131 WIST MAIN ITRii:r . ·- 1 Terry Baker Is Signed By Los · Angeles Rams Certified Oil Station J mel~ .m · •· . .! ,I BOWLING J k w 0 s· "or ers rutmg . n •gn U7 • r.vu ,~ <'' :-,, '" �..... - --------- ·- -- ------ ..... . ., Tl • • • ' Accused Ex-Coach A~-­ Against Second Lie Test I ATLANTA IUP!l _ n.. attorney for former Unlveroity of Gear· gia Atblolic Diredor wallace Butts said Wednesday he hu adviled his client against t.aldng a l econd lie detectro test ia connec- and both took lie detedor Cool: aald that Butta lo~!ph<med wl!ich ......,.)" lnld "'·~~~~~~::~~~:a~m~~bler~,:.••shortly bel.... their lnnoceoce. Cook said... game last ever, the tests were not polyemphu:tled there was IJ'Oilbs" and be wanted lhe state that Butts prolltted Jhueau of Invest.igltion to conduct aambUna oo the same. ' u b known." Cook u~ .. with an alle"ed Southeastern tests on Butts and Bryan t . -Cooference footbaU • ocandol. . . .... ~ tb "definitely" waa not ant'• altorny• ·~~ e "My advice w my client must Tuesday. In any ol tbe calls 1<1 be to let .. lry his .... in the oour1 bouse who<• it beloap and lhat be abould DOt ..... lllbmlt11118 to lie ciOitefl4f al ran· MONDAY MIXED LEAGUE iom io apita 'il ·,his wllllngneu w to do ao.'' ~ WilHam Sebro- BEE Cees 19 ilec wrote . ,41tor1ey General Ashland Oit - · 19 18 Eugene cd Syracuse Drive In Cook lJ mY tina an 8CCUJ4- The Neighbors II lion In a I'CCellt Saturday Eve- Ball and Cbaln 9 ,mg Post article that Butts gave The Adams 5 lleorgla team ....-et• to Alabama Ball a. CbiiD <01ch Paul IBear> Bryant in a B. Collins loog distance telepbolle CODYersa- V. Collins tion prior to the 1812 GeorglJ· J. Moore Alabama game which Alabama S. Moore won 85-0. Total Butts and Bryant both have de- Won z loll 1 nled any all.,.p! to rls the game Tile Nelgbbon D. Alb v. Craig B. Alb G. Craig i Handicap Total Won 1 Loll! .' . • I ., .l · , tn ' .. I • 1 ... Given· For State Tourname.n t . ' I, . .. ! - •;t - ~ ·· • It~ ;, .' . . ; World Series I ' Jf;.:' fl.. YORK <UP!) - "IK.JJ· d . I' I $5 Se~t South I e n 8~~' I~ F craekup I The last striking union defied Wednesday and voted down a contract shutdown Into ito 11-lth day and editiona they bad expected to , Of Golf Will River Report In or Prohrbrfton - Dali~ Stntblel, Pomeroy')(~!~"· 0., Mar. 28, l!IU-3 - Hospital News Rly, lin. 1M c. Steele, Rl. l lllmden, WJJllam A. McArthur. Olarleo E. B""kle. Alheno, Mr• Robert B. C.•' "•. Alhllnd, Ky ., and Rita " · MePhall. Rlp1ey, W.V Va. • · Blrtbo Mrs: Charleo II. Dovls, 51~ T!)~rd Ave., daughter, U :ofl ~- _k (f W•~ce.j lels, ~ ~.t•ll··,}:::r."' ~~'': Dllly BroWD, Cnmr~JJ r .• • G1 I'Hdlap: GaltipoU. ·llaapll8l :~',' Art' ,. Er·,c;. !1 ; :o.; A contrlbuUai. of~ Wll. made dam 21.S, 17.3, faiUng one luolf Among thoae w11o .1#,111 1.. I. e,, f"' • : '• ' ' lee tu Sam Morris Ill aul.ot '" 1ht l ~onth ol foot boo Pome- Holzer hospital in l1le fill :11 F.th•l Pto ..e 1, t:l. - 10 • In offices, the 191 to 111 ne,aTexas state-wide prohibition roy-Maso~ 23 Pt. ~leaaant botlri were Mlaa J..t M. Mrs. M:r.e_flr ., b;. •!fr · tive vote . union was greeted With cauae when 11ht Pomeroy !3.!12, HlnteP uo· otattooary. BoDey. s Court st.. Mn. oathRoot.. Denms R. ~~; ~1 ·. OOC)t and had been cleaned and LOGAN IUPU-A North Amor· WCTU met Tuetday eveninc at Ka.. wha li'aUs 10 .2 1 r!Jiilg, irtne A.' Copeland. :1311 First er1 Fason. Sl]atl Milet. B... :~ lnlted,lead \V()rlters alerted Avlatioa Inc . leaJ pilot was lhe Federated Cburc~. ICbarlestoo 2uo falling. Landolt AYe., Guy F. Edwardl, Rl. 1 p. m Wod~•Y~ Van ~.tre. and ~ameo Ge'?->; to turn Wedoeoday when an uper- Group singing of When dam was running 17 feet, Mar- Patriot, Mra. Ellon B. Rich.. ~eel . AIIIOIII ~.11!"1 • · · ediiDrlal worker• alerted! ~ ~ :~~·~ mllilacy turbo-prop alr· Survey the Wondroua Cross met dam 18\1 feet and Winfield irda Rt 21burman Mrs. Wai- Patienla recenU} discharged Accordmg to the rnibitighl rtr.J' out copy lor loday's 0< dlsWegrated h1 f\lgbt dur- and pray"! by Mrs. G. H. Ew- dam '.7 feet . ier Rt. 2 Crown Included Mrs. Jobn Cbancey, pori of the nursing dep• ~-- ., Jlll<>na. teolJ and 'cr.l8bed m a rural tog, presideot, opened the Boat movemeau: City, Clyde B. McLane. Pl. Mrs. Frank Hamilton, Mn. li1ose pa~u who woe lotef If 41 of the dlsaonlora bad near here. meeting. Reports were given 1 Oltlo River _ Queen City up Pleasant, Mn. Alva E. Luckey- Harley Hoffman, David Evani, as falr included Err.es• , ll clJ~nged lbelr mind just belo The body of George W. Hoal<lm, by lhe department chatrrnen.l l4, 6:30 p. m.; Elisha Woods doo, Rt. 1 Letart, W, Va., Mrs. John Clendenin. Kenna Culo, Baker Gurdoo, Mr1. Emerso,, IIvoting, !lhnoetlll,OOO Idle ..ws:.~ chief test pilot for the Colum- The committee on youth tem· lup 11, IZ:IO a. m. ; John .r. ielma 1!:. LewiS. Rt. 1 oak Hill, Walter Lambert, Robert ·Kay. Evans, Maxon Jeffers, an(l • per employ.. would be back to plant . of NAA, was found in peronce educat:OII reported that Rowe up' l4, 3:2ii a. m.; Ray· Mra. Harriet B. Elsnau~le . ..,,., Mrs. James Gerwig, Mrs. Mrs. John W. Unroe. wort toda charnd wreckage. Authorities lhey bad received liD posters monel Salveti up 14, 4:116 a.m.; Jl<bon, Mrs. F. Marie Willi- Donald S m 1th 11nd infant Blood 11dm_iolJtered reoenO, TbuusanJ:' o1 employes were Iwaited overnight for lite burning 8nd 30 proclamations Ill be used Charles Stevenson up 15, 5:25 aoms, Rt. 3 Jackson, WUU.m M. daughter, Mro. Katny Wilson, a1 the hospttal . atandlllg Dear their newspaper• to cool before removing the during youth temperance week a. m .: Helen z. up 16, 3:15 Barron, Rt. 4· Jackson, Mrs. 1:M~r~s;_ . _:H~e;.;"':;;itt;;_.;:B;;ue;.;IIC,:h;:er;.:·...:,M,:.r.:,•·:_'"'.:;.:.'its:...•..n,.Wiiediiiiiinead_. .. ... aY;.·_...,iiiilj wolling for the picket lines to be April 21 - 27. The Union was a. m.' Edeana Bosworth down Clarence E. Retherford, Rt. I Ii removed Wedneaday while the a modKlcaUon t)llhe l requested to act as a commit· 16, ~ : 50 a. m.; Crucible c1o1m · photoengravore were meeting. 'rJ8 tainer, ••ad tee to select Meigs County's 17, 3:05 a. m.; Freiberger up La Arr ted On undergoing lelia foe oeveral quota of so.V.nlrs to be ll!'nd 17, -,, 45 a. m.: Peggy Do1me)t WIOD ell W......, 111i1tmo4 Iwee... Hoakinl bad flown the one- a1 the National WCTU conven- up 18, 4 a . m.: Charleroi up 11. Lareeny Charge ., Allbe Dally New& about 50 e<licraft, designated lhe lion which will be held in Col- 6'20 • · m.: Jerry Bosworth up . The Galfia County Sheriffs llu ... l empleyeo _ "as jYAT-28E, on Its Rrst test on Feb. umbus in August. 19, 6:55 a. m.; 1;. v . Hoi'Der Deparlrnent reported today the a regular workiog and reported the flight a "com- The topic "Knowledge Jn. down :!3. 10:40 p. m. ; National arrest of Glen LewlJ Lawsoa, llw1otched a televlalon set fOI' word creases Strength" was present· down 23, 6:45 a. m.: L. W. 36, Rt. 2, Cheshire. on a Jar. o1 the vote. Wben the - • 'l1lo plane WOJ being adapted ed by Misa Elizabeth Dully as· Sweet up Greenup e p. m•: cony charge f~ed by Konflaahed on the screen !bey stared close ground "'JJIIIO'' 10 con- slsted by Mrs. Gladys Cockier Bob Ben!A!r up Greenup 6: II netlr Lawoon. Spring shoes show more of yovr pretty at ODe another, then silently left with anti-guerilla war- and Mrs. Ewing. The devoUon- p. m.: Ravenswood up Greenup The char1e Involved a motor Reportedly, it was expected al topic. "Renew Your Mind" Z:15 a. m.; Atena Louisville up !vehicle and Lawson was . re- : feet ... with open backs and sides, the buildiJJg. aircraft now in use in taken from Romans 1Z:l and 2, Greenup 6:20 a . m.; H. E. I £eased from custody and will Outside newspaper plants, hunl{iet Nam. I were led by Miss Duffy who al- Bowie! down Greenup 7:25a.m. have his hearinll in municipal lew cuts. perforations. Even dreds of workers who had Brig. Gen. David M. Jonea, who s~: read an article "The Mean- :minois up 32. 2:'5 a. m.: New oourt at a later date. for the picket liDel to bee ~~=:~;~~::::.;the Aer~autical Systema !ing of Easter" by Dr. Vlncent 10rleans up 32. 5 a. m.; On- Rilla Duncan. 18, Henderson. v;hen th: sho2 is closed, drawn cursed w laughed h at Wrtgbt-Patterson Air Peale. ward down 32.5: 15 a. m.: Zim- ,W. Va .. was jaiJed at 1:15 a. m. aod drifted away. Base at Dayton, called the Prayer by Mrs. Daisy Jasper mer up 33, 3:10 a. m. : Louise 'odav on <t eharge of intoxication th o li · ht, airv look ' "a aetback." He snld< "1 concluded the meetlnp after up 33, 3:30 a. m.: J. S. Lewls !and disturbing lhe peace at a 15 A demand fo'r minpu~tes:;';:: : would hope that the progr•m will which 8 social hour was en- up 33, 7:20a.m.; Jean Hutch- Kanau2:'1 tavern. ' is the;, ~. Cvme see! rich look of alligator working time per day i lcontinut, although this will .slow joyed and cookies and punch inson up :w, 5:20 a. m. ' Howard Gardner, 54, Chesha twice - the • price and frustrating us down." were served. Gallipolis Dam - OVEC up ire, wa~ arrested for intoxicato this stunning iD thenewclty's longest and ...__ dl ent .. ~re was aome sagreem Tile next meeting will be held iiO:IS p. m.; Solvay up 12:20 t'Jon at 9:15 p, m. Wed nes day. l ~lnte pump. It's a sure painful newspaper dispute. I whetber ttte pi~ exp~ at the Pomeroy -First Baptist . a. m.; Oliver Shearer up 5 to inake you look "They rejet:ted becauoe or mecely fell apart m lhe Ill!'. Church. a. m.: Titan down 6 a. m.: I Groundbreakin~t For best. were diuatlJ!ied with the 35-h,our Capt. Raymond C. Grame, flyj Francis Hougland up 7:20 a. R l M ~ I --~ _,_ .. 801'd Frank I•• a :m w "chaao plane" oo 1 Hou land u NO esort • onn8)' , YOU'LL SAVE , w " - ~uoe. ~ missbm"'~ it disiDtear- Plan Trail Ride m.. arren g P · Formal groimdbreaking Only II G<IWJOD pr.,ident of • a. m. · f the PI I DOLLARS ers Local 1. ''The clause calls there was DO explosion. Sunday, A.prU 21 KanahWB River - Merril up m~me::~ or . new easan 1 HERE! reduction to 15 hours He saki the plane was "per- Plans were made fOl a traU London 4:55 a. m. ; Little Ed- IPomt Resort Will b.e heJd at 1 llw.l!t!k. Jrom 36¥• hours! only formiog structural test maneuY· ride Sunday April 21 slarting ward down London o:55 a. m.: ~onday, Apnl l.te . the overnight shUt. The men ·" from tbe fair grounds at 1:30 Semet up London 6:40 a. m.; e 3 -acre resort 51 15 . 1oshlllo reduced." p m. when the Meigs County A. E. Dykes down Winfield 8:15 cated 0" ' and one,half miles : McGowan, who predicted Riding Club met Tuesday eve- p. m.; Robert W. Lea down north of Pt. Pleasant on W. I Children's Styles \::~.,:: that his men 4-H Club Met At ning in the Sallobury township Winfield 1 a. m.: Lelia Shear- Va. Route 62 · In case of "" : Home 0/ "'•dvu •0r bulldmg ' er down Winfield 4·55 a m clement weather the ceremony the pact. Slll.d. · . . · · · · will be postponed . LADIES we wa1k the lines William B. DownJe presided _ __ Mill St. Mlcldlmight change their The Wide Awake 4-H Club at the meeting and those going SPORTS DINNER TICKETS .. met at lhe home of the Jn the trail ride are to take a Two Are Arrested MASON _ Tickets for the Dianne McComas, Mooday ' sack lunch and coffee and , soft By Stale Patrol Sport• Greats banquet to be ning March 25. The drinks will be provided. T h • The Ohlo State Patrol reporls held 1 t Wahama High School eSIMON'S was opened with outdoor rec- spring horse ~how was t and the appretten 1 reation period followed by the ed and some plans were made arres s . '1- Friday at 6:30p. m. are on sale of a walkaway r.rom Chi and may be purchased from business meeting. which wiD be completed at the llicJolh• Veterans Hospital. . any Lions Club member ln Pt. · - N,<T - ('NAL\> •f f Girls worked on their pro- AprU meeting. Dues were col- ~rested was. ~len S. Da.vlS, Pleasant or New Haven or by ·' jects wilh a demonstration giv- lected and Tommy Ray ReutCorpus Cbr!Btl, Tex ., Cited caDing Cbarles Johnson, Pt. Second & Mechanic Pomeroy PHONE on how to cui material by er was welcomed as a new Meigs court today for Pleasant, at 41 6-w. WY 2·34'111 Betty Russell. member. Refl'eshments were use tax, and Harley W. l"jiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii Hostesses were Mary Hoi<> served at the close of the meet. 19, Pomeroy, cited II man and Rhonda Hysell, who ing. Court Friday for fail'•ure was unable to be present due to have headlights on to illness. Present were . LEARN OF nEAm carlos Moses, 36, a and Cothy Russell, Merta Mro. Myrtle Long received Uenl ot Chillicothe Veterans hosson, Robbie Ord, Ma_ry and word of the death Sunday of pita! was picked up by the •, Sharon Kindy, R<>bm Mills, her cousin Earl Roush of Niag- palrol, and relayed back to Brenda Toney, Sheila Ton':;, ara Falls, a nativ,_ of Morning the lnslitullon. Josephme Toney, Mary Ja e Star. Funeral services were ----Gerard and Mary Holeman. held Wednesday at Niagara ANNOUNCE SALE . •;•t meeting will be held Falls wllh burial there. The Pomeroy senior c 1 a a s I I"F"" will sponsor a rummage sale ANNOUNCE CRACKDOWN Friday and Saturday at the • • Pr. PLEASANT - The Pt. Davia-Warner building. They ]oUy Bunch Sewing Pleasant detachment of State will have a car wash Saturday Club Met Tue~day Police has advised a crack- at Hackett's Sohio station wilh . down will be made on persons a pickup and dellvery service. 1 The Jolly Bunch Sewmc Club Uvlng in Mason County who The seniors will also sell gaa Tuesday everung . at the are uaing other state driver's Saturday at lite Rizor Oil Coml l11411ne of Mrs. Pe~y Mitch With lice..._ or license plates. Any- pany. All profits will go towrad SKINLESS . Doyle Miller assisting one IIIOVing lnlo the county has the class trip to Washmgtoo. 2'1• lb. II~~:·rs~ Mrs. Terl'l' Byer pre- 30 days in which to secure . PKG. II over lite business m~t- West Virginia licenaes and any- "Pair" is properly applied to Pr~s were won by Mrs. one caught with Improper plates two things which corre~pond o~ Scmes, Mrs. Terry and driver's license will be complete each other : _COUjlle •c• l .J."" ;;r-,- , o. SaUDdon, I Be In Akron Twice-thePrice LOOK 1 I ln th• liP~· aapeolally It )'OU'M 4 Hope oprlnp etomal \ . ,;' BY ED KENNEDY , • ,,l' "! 11 ~ .• ' ' . ' l ' . atardom. 'I'he Redl didn't iillu by .m uch 'In 1982 Of pnrvl4' lng a blger ourprll!e than they had the Yelr before. ThQ!, . , came mJgbty ol011~ to pulling !!<nnanl.o back-lo-baok Ia · ;·\· • ; the National Leaaue f~ the 41'1t tJ_n:p.e alii~ the Brave~!) " "f;w'i ! won 1n '51 and retuaed to let IOOH ln '58. One more em-· . ~~ : cinnatl victory eacl\ over the Dodrere t.Dd tbe Obllltl 111.4>' ·. '· : the NatJonal League would have hid a three-way Ue. Thea ; all the Red.l would have need..S would have bHn one. more win anywhere: over the Heta, 'P hlllln or Colli. fo'r ~ and the pennant would have been theinJ. Such "mil'ht b&ve been." victories aren't too han:l to ftnd in the hot atove league. The expert. were wrong and the Rlda could have won lt. ' There are some rooklea ln Ute Reda' camp who know that ' . that. '11lere'a room on the pitehtnr atalt' for a reUet man or ~wo, and perha.Pa a e~tcber, an lD.I.elder IUld an. outft.elder. :- Ope~ to Serve You ! Find Your • ••. . ' . . I I • • ~ tutepoti ••• Hafta ' ''' Novelties, ... .', A salad course carrying · tbe Easter season was servecilll to tbe above mentioned . Lawrence Milhoan, ~;~ 1Lman Smith. Mrs. Willis G Mra. Mattie Bush. IRDuliNG KLIGANCE Brookfield aaCt llldd'tJt•cJe.. ~ IUih 71.10; · ' Wt'vt Got tltt ...... ' - De Necltwtar by Suptr!Nt· 1 ~i·· .....:,. , .; I'· ' '', lbs. $1.00 ,.._fine o-.M, ... ....,U'Y ' BOTANY WOOLS ........ ~ ,1. T SPARE RIBS 29c INSTANT COFFEE ~~~sp• lb. ,.,. CAMPBELL'S SOUP ¥-~~~~. I!Hf, Chlckltll NOodle - Noodle, - MIRAC~f WHIP 6 0F 9 5 c R & Y-olllo GOE$StER: ,_,_ ,'!49c ,, I ROUGHTON Ice: ... Milk ' ... I ', ·;, ' PAIID · ~ - bdg 50,000 STAMP GIVE-AWAY THE ~ 3 S9c lb•. BACON 3 lbs. $1.09 SLICED ALL MEAT BOLOGNA LOW, LOW PRICE Bacon Ends S~ 99c SLICED FRESH PIG FEET 1 • lbs. lbs. Boiled Ham $1.00 lb. 79c -- ' " · Food ·,...... :_ 2 ... 2Sc ., SAUSAGE SEED .POTATOES ~;~·· $3-91· • lbs. FISH • . FISH • . FISH eTROUT eCOD eWHITING eCATFISH eFISH STEAKS . ePERCH eFISH STICKS eFLOUNDER P.b1ATOES, uncl..slfiecl · 50 lb. 1.~ OPPt ·E~Y PA~ · lrtcludiflt Tm!nCiey ' ...,...:.: 'i l ' 17·',~~.w WJn...,. ,,_.,,. .. HITJST 21.9 Chelce ' Over 200 WMicly P~t~~peOfYaur . 1-, o.J~wt tow With A Moner ._........,.. Now Untler New Mln~t•ment ' ' PURE PORK IY lliiAFT SQiad Dre5sing LAYAWAY NPW f 0 R E A ·sT.ER. Pork Liver FRESH VEAL- FRESH VEAL- FRESH VEAL MA)\WELL HOUSE NEW !1- - "'We've.., ....lilts by hrtbl"' (, Mrs. Frank Leezer of Engle'W<IOCI., Florida, is here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mlltoo Hood and ' family. .... die& Buy , / ' • for a llfetltoo- ....••oc~ J-tlty. Shop froal ' •· Ar...,1 · ,\V~yfGit. Give 1htt glftlhat glv.. pltl!l.. - Neck Bones SLICED SMOKED VEAL- STEAKS-- CHOPS DIAMONDS · $1 WHOLE VISITING HERE Artcarved We've Got.tlti Sthsl . . Thllalolt 1171• aild olladet b7 Sl~lemart, PORK S I ' > Wieners prize Bea awarded Robson, to with Mrs. tltGeeorge ~ ~~p~rosec=~uted:::..,=====..J,;e~a:•.;me~a~n.;:a;;:ny;_;;two;;;;_. · ===• ~:=:=;:=:==:=:=:=:=:=:=::==:=:=:=:=:=::=~~Mrs. Hackett. For The Well-Dressed Man's - by lh. Candy, ·Etc. .. ' Callie Hams Cards, Gifts, ' When a J>e.r woultl Smoked Here • •' ' NO STAMPS ... JUST FOOD BARGAINS Easter .' Croaley P'leld April 8th, eharu: .. ate there wiU be 01 maey u •Jx new tacu on the roater, and their very prttenM wW make the RMI one ol the atandout cboleu to Win the NaUoftal LIKUo ponn11111 In lHil, That'•. my opinion ••• whal'o )'0111'0 T T T 1 T T . .' • $2,88· 2 pairs lS POMEROY OHIO i ' . • PICK-A-PAIR SHOES l<'~(lWN ' The lledo aren't ol&ndlng p&t dOBpile tholr rood and there are •t!OUI'h bruh younr rooklee around to p..... vent the borderllne veteran. from rut~ OD their rtpu.t&Uona:. when they yell "Play 8&11" on Openiq' D&y at 5.99 r :I If the Reda ean ftnd a new bat, a new clove or a new tut ball to htlp make up the d~trenct tor '88, rr.d Hutcldnaoa will Jive anyone who '-'cUte to play" & ehance tc:i do juat I P-.;:· I ~:;;;_====--=='! ..' ·--: The Ume u ripe with the ()!nclnnall llecll tor pelt.&PI aa DWlY u three tprlng·bloomln&' beauUu to blouom· late $4.95 Middleport Dept. Store 1 f l, . young man fanty with a glove, a bat or a bll.l.. and the' dream of your life hu been to be a Blg League Ballpl&ylll'. Spring Lt the ume when major league teau;a1 tab that ~ . aood look at rookie& who have ~aurvtved all th ~r cut8 alnce Uae traSn$Jir leUOn o~ed late 1n ' February; 131 WIST MAIN ITRii:r . ·- 1 Terry Baker Is Signed By Los · Angeles Rams Certified Oil Station J mel~ .m · •· . .! ,I BOWLING J k w 0 s· "or ers rutmg . n •gn U7 • r.vu ,~ <'' :-,, '" �• '' ~- - .. In Holrman Mr Stanle•· AdKi."' the lllld and Mr.' Lester Adkins. he mao of Letart, W. Va. were~ ~~ Ga:,O::,~ ~~~y":~ "Mr. Clarenoe Taylor vlsllld Mrs: Blanch Van Schoycll:, Moo1meeting was clooed by the gueols of Mr. and Mrs. Arc sa day h•..,. . nd f 'I Mr Tuesday aftornoon with Mr. day, Wednesda" and Saturday her Mno aug Leonard ter a Roush amo Y' San·· and Mno. Dennis Roush, Sr. day of Ia• I wee\ . ' gr,.op praying t.~ Lord's Pr ay- Roush Sunday . J h G nd lllld 0 1er Mr. and Mrs. ~ ::.,· d 0 nd · MUton Ray. ' Mrs. Adalee Harl and dau· Miss Buelsh Grimm vlsllt..t :l lllld Mn James Eliaa ol ghter' Katrlnka. of COiumbwo, ISunday afternoon with Mr. ••u·ll • - - - - - - - - - 1 Mrs. Norma Keefer attended staff and d~"t:s with Mr,' r the funeral of Mr. George Tho- W. Va. VISit ay U· · Flo~ community vis· Ohio spent the past week. with Mro. Albert 'l1lompoon and"' Au.!•- It the Oak Grove mas at the Baden Presbyter· Grandstaff's lather ~nd w e, t : U/.I:'ay alternooo with Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mno. Taft I ghters. Msl'lhl, Alberla Jo, E.U.B.. SUndaY School was 45- ian chl1rrh at Leon, W. Va . Fri- Mr. and Mrs. ~ves mgd Mr ~nd Mrs John c Rickard and Boston and father and mother· 1ginla and Harriet. ~rayor meetial and Biblto slu~i day aflemoon. sndMrs~lar"::ter ·~:n."nvistteci Mrs. Bl,;,.ch Va~ Schoyck. IJ>.Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne , Mrs. _Edna Jones andvlsibo! ll , ., re oonduotod Sunday mg Mr. and Mrs. James Fry ol ~~1h Mr and Mrs. c. Mr. and Mrs. Howsrd Ray· Hart, Sr. 1Tooey or Point Peassnt, · · the clourch. Haven Heights. New Haven, W. ~un:."y burn visited Sunday afternooo l Mrs. Beulah Rickard was Sunday afternoon with Mr. The Lldles Ald ' ol the ,Oak va . vis ited Monday afternoon ·Mr;·Mande Bleosml Rou.sh with Mrs. Rsybum's sister and la busmess caller In Point Plea- Mrs. Fred M. Rrush. I we B.U.I. Church held their with Mr. Fry'• grandparent!, and· Mrs. Leola Youn~ visllld huaband, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd iaant lllld Mason, W. Vo. Wed· Mrs. Mande Blessing Rrusll • gular meeting in the ,churc~ Mr a"d M" C. E. Fry. Monday with Rev. and Mrs. Williams of Clifton, W.. Va. lnesday. received word tbal her brother· . ~ent Tuesday. A s a c n Mr. and Mrs. CUrtis Young. Silas e,illops in Point Pleas· Mr. Albert Boston VISlted Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Raym~ Keef- in-law' Mr. Ansel Blessinl lunch' was enjoyed at the noo _ NlllE'rl on Mr. and Mrs. Fred ant, W. Va. Rev. Billopl was a day morning with Mr. Harry !er and daughrer, Debbie were E low Washington lB very t our. 'lb.e day was spent flllllt M Roush Sunday afternoon. medical tient in Ute Pleasant Thompson. Ithe Sunday dinner guests of 1 numc ' . . .-L T 1 · •· M: ~kJnsEsta Valley A':pital in Point Pleas- Mr. Ernie Griffim called on Mr. Keefer's brother and £am- sick at this wrltlng. Mr. ant, but home now lllld ,..port· Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fry Satur· ily, Mr. ond Mrs. Earl. . sing was formerly from 011'11 ed as improving. day. Carolyn, Geraldine, Palr1coa I IG~ro~v~e~==~~==~ Mr Dwight Gibbs and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rrush, Charles. I; and Mrs. Fred M. Roush were Miltoo Ray and Sandra Mrs. Ethel Fry coiled on Mr •hopping In Point Pleasant, W. Mrs. Garnet Chapmsn M , Mrs. Oltey B. Roush V F 'day · Tuesday evemng with rs. momin11 • a. n · and d """ter 1 • Mrs. Weaver and family of Chapma~·· aunt . o,..... . ' Mrs. HoiUce Thompson New Haven, W. Va. visited 8wr Mrs. Allae ... Miss Martha 'lbompson were 0 day afternoon Audrey · ~ ~=~in~ in Point Pleasant .,.., with Mr. and Mrs. W. Va. BrooD&~~& C. E .•. ,,. '. . Mr El'--beth Boston SamMr. and Mrs. Harold ~wos s. .' Mr. Howard Hoffman called 'Of Chesapeake, 0 ., were the mie, Pat and M~e visated Sat· Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. urday evening with Mrs. Friday afternoon. and Mrs. Virgil Adkins and dau- ton's mother and husband, ~r: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Keefer, ghter Sue. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. and Mrs. Jack Riley of Mssoo, Rodger and Larry of ~ vis· : Adkins are sisters. . W. Va. illd Satur!lay evening w1th Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Burris, Mr. John Fry of New Haven, and Mno. James Keefer and ' Sr. of Point Pleuant, W. Va. W. Va. visited h1s parents, Mr. 1 spent Sunday afternooo with and Mrs. Ed Fry Saturday· Moster Junior Roush of : Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Rrush. Miss Martha Thompsoo ~nd W. Va. spent Thursday I The Ladies Aid of tbe Boord Mrs. Mary Grimm and child· with his cousins, Mllton Baptist Church held their regu- ren were the Sunday dmner and Sandra1 Roush. 1 lar meeting in the Boards guests of Mr. and Mno. Waiter and Mrs. Homer Fisher school house Wednesday, A Friend and. family of Letart, Point Pleasant, W. Va. vislarge birthday dinner served W. Va. The dinner _wa~ in bon- ited Frldoy altemoon with Mr. buffet style was enjoyed al .or of Mr. Hoy Friends borlh· Mrs. Harry Thompso" . the noon hour with three large lday: . Mrs. Gamel Chopman called birthday cakes in honor of the Little Mtss ~aula Keefer Mrs. Carrie Klng Sunday members having birthdays in spent Frldsy With Mrs. Anna Iev,enillg. the month of March which were Wiegsnd snd daughter Dorthy· ' Mrs. Ads Thompson was the Mrs Maude Blessing Roush, Mr. Perry Llvongsloll of Ak· guest of her daughter, Mr~ . Retba Brooks and Mrs. ron , 0. visited Friday evemng . A~y Boston, Friday .. Lor~ May Brown. The day was with Mr. Albert Tbo~pson. Mrs. Ethel Fry was in Pomt spent quilting. Those attendlrog l Mr. and Mrs. Denms Roush, Monday on business_. were Mrs. Irene Myers, Mrs. Sr. visited Sunday afternoon Mrs. Naomi Yeager was shopCora Grimm, Patricia and Ka· their son and family, Mr. in Huntington, Monday. thy Grimm, Mrs. Lora MaY Mrs. Dennis Housh, Jr. Mrs. Amy Boston caUed on Brown, Mrs. Leola Young, Mrs. and Kay ?f the Hickory . and Mno. Ed Fry Friday Mildred Thompson, Mrs. Retha Comm~ty · afternooo. Brooks, Mrs. May Roush, Mrs. Mr. Paul Rauden of Mr. Ernest Rickard called Maude Roush, Mr. Charles W. Va. spent Tu••·' his brother lllld rie, Mr. During Suly'a Brown snd Mr. Ql<ey B. Roush. with Mr. and Mrs. B2nd Annlnrury Sil~ Mrs. Beulah Rickard and Mr. · Roosh. IT'S SPRINGI Seely's purchasing power and Ernest Rickard were in Mr. lllld Mrs. Roy~ K.,•f· ll tepped-u, produetlon for this 1 Pleasant, w. va. Monday on snd daughter Debb1e of Get Your sale brings the price down to business and shopping. While Ohio were the OV~· LAWN MOWER SSG .81-with no redu4:tlo• '-t Point Pleasant Mrs. guests of . Mr · Keeler s Ready Now! 4u1Utr. See it today! visited Mr. and Mrs. H UI h and family, Mr. and eTun•up K1t For Rikard and sons Gary and James Keeler and Paula. Smelt E"'lnao _ Gregory. Mr. sod Mrs. Calvm Bless· Briggs It Stratton Mr. Dennis Roush. Sr. visited of Letal'l, W. Vo. and Mr. ePolntt. Conti- end AND Sunday evening with Mr. RobMrs. Curtis Young Now Sportr PIUII ert Taylor. Saturday evening _with Mr. MakeB engine ruo like new. Mr Richard Tatterson of Okey B. Roush. Pickens H1rdw1re Point. Pleasant, W. Va. Little Miss Harriet MASON, W.VA. Mr. Albert Thompson is confined to ber evening. Little Master Pat ~~~~mgf •:,t::: 1 Puts the accent on loveliness! Style Number 2902 Sizes 5-17 Luscious st ylinll ·~o lovely, you'll fee /lik e a pl'im.ess! Roundeu ne ck · line d esign is So simple Y!t l ~ 0 simply terrific. Deliua la lacework m akirt jus l below wa is tl ine. and lar.e edging on cuffs of quart r:r -lengl h sleeves . .,dd perfect fashion l o lll:h .., Nherel to th is beautiful summ ~r dress/ Pleated. full skirt ga thers n f.>at l ~· at waist wllh self-covered be ll . And the fabrit:! ••• It's soh, light and cool Plmamist.,. J.P. Stevens new tOO% pima colton cloth. ln sum~er .FOREMAN ABBOTI ... .! .i .i .' About eo members of Harrisonville lllld Lourel geo ottonded tba at Laurel Grange nlnJ and heard Howard give an illustrated lecture a ....,t lrtp 10 Kuaala. He accompanied bJ Mrs, WOlla• Potluck relreBhmenls ......, Ved With . JUST I •j' • Childs lnfallll LMIMr WHITE . OXFORD STRAP ·sUPPERS SAVU JoU tillY · REXSTHl UVING ROOM FURNITURE At ._ - - ·~ - PllllCO.PEta . . New Shipment Of F1mous Priced SIHI 210 ARRIVED! With Plaid Saddle Sizea Small. 3 to g, Wblte or Patent •• Trade Now-Best Terms Anywhere Youths a Lllth Gotllo LADIES' MOC-TOE LOAFER MULTI PUMP BAKER FURNITURE OR Middleport, 0. MULn TIE In Blaek Leather Silet 11» HARRY MILLER BUYS DIRECT FROM PHILCO DISTRIBUTOR Beige/ Brown or ~h~~ooks $4,99 Dollars More Red/Gray/, Black $3.99 Sius · 4-JO _ _ t I eJRUSHID PIGSKIN SHOES FOR 80YS, St&tl 111-4 - - - - - - eMIN'S & BIG BOYS DRISS MOC OXFORD, $1101 3V. t. 12 - - - - - $3.~ . I Coin-Op T:'" Dry Cleaning ~ 10 pounds ~.00 :;n '\ DUKE CLEANERS We•r \ .- . - / $sr ' and blue . Stop in and s1a them cousln, Little Master T o ne Y Thompson. ooonl Mr. Hennaro Blessing snd "'"' Farren Lee visited Saturday YOU SAW IT IN 1with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fry. Mr. and Mrs. James Keeler and daughter Paula were t he Sunday afternoon guests of Mno. Keefer's parents, Mr. lllld Mno. Rsymond FUe of Cheshire, Ohio. Mr. Stanley Adkins of New Haven, W. Va. visited Tuesday sfternoon with Mr. IIIII M ro. Curtis Rickard snd Mrs. Von Schoycll:. Open 9 to 5 Mon. thru Fri.-9 to 9 Saturday Mrs. Amy Boston, Mrs. Ada· MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT lee Hart lllld Mrs. Ada 'lbomp- FC)I~D MEANS HalT)' Miller of AAsociated R.."dlo 1: TV has just returned from the Philco dis· tributor's warehouse sale where he wa1 able to take advanta ie of 1ome truly re· markable bargains. His good fortune i1 your guarantee ol 1avin~ while thertt sa le items l ~5t. BUSINESS Hurry in now!! Profession•! Cl•anlftt Colo.Op • COR. 3rd a MAIN MIODLIPORT 108 COURT STREET POMEROY eWHITI LIATHIR LOW HEEL PUMP Por tftt1 W011111n Who Ce~Molnes Comlatt and Style, N a M Widths - - - - $5.99 IF I ONLY HAD SPECIALS $500CASH GAY TEEN SEAMLESS HOSE $l1t FOR THE SUBTEEN . • MENS STRETCH SOX 35c, 3 prs. $1:00 SPRING HANDBAGS, Bleck, bone, potent $1.00 GIRLS ORLON FLEECE ·· WASHABLE TOPPERS, s!HS 3-14 _$5.99 & $6.99 I ' Stop wishin~r! Start havin1! Call oar office for quiek cash approval. Theft stop for your money. Snap up that bllflain. Pay off those bills. Save 25% or more with eash. THE SHOE •• Thht hAve · ev~hmft lri one plaee. Have only one convenient monthly JIIY• ment. Choose your own loan up to $2000. Ask about our thrifty terms. Middleport, Ohio No obU,ation. Harry Miller At Phllce Wor.....,_ Soecial Springtime Price Brealc on Philco·•_TV BETTER BUNNY BUY NOW! ' 23" ALL OVER DIAGONAL MEASUREMENT 20,000 VOLTS of REGULATED PICTURE POWER ----~--------------- PI:iiLCO COOL CHASSIS • Custom Cool Chassis TV • AM·FM Radio, FM Stereo • Hla-h Fidelity dUST PHONE serenteen Phonoa-raph CITY LOAN • Horlzfmtal Danlsil Modllf• Ctbt.... with llf1 llda. • GettuiM Walnut VeruMrt lind tOIIdt.. WE ARE MOVING .QU~ WAREHOUSE FROM ITS PRESENT LOCATION TO A LOCATION ADJOINING OUR SALES and SERVIC~ AREA I . . BIG SAVINGS • Coer Chulis Custom T'V .•• ~ . 'SAVINGS _ __ Mille "let-and-fCH'get"' T....-. • ,c ap.~~ed Mufti. milt M~ 'Ca....,. .;. • Dual Sua. Tr-eble W'111M&e TOIIM a Tran1latoridd AFC for IIIMirilt Nttentno- in1agine a Buick foro $23387!5 --~----------------- Giant i Use Our ABC Credit Plan NO MONEY DOWN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTSI Only · TIRES MUST BPS PAINT ........... • IIUJIIIL£11 , ' ON ALL l . r , ! NOW IS THE 'TIME .. TO .REMOVE Ct1~~ , OUR · ~ow PRICE~ Look at these features! BE MOYID .·• 10% OFF fr .. ,. • Trim Line Cabinet: fils like bui~·in I • Full -length Door Shelves; hold Mil~ cart~ns; egg rack \ 'h pl . .• \ • Full-width 53 lb. Fr..zer • Meat Locker, Chilltr Drawer . ~"i • Full-width Porcelain Crisper holds , ~ · ~ bushel ': ;.; r.:;_,:t, j .ty: • Life iimt l'on:elaih lntorfor :~ • • Wed&WQOCI lilua a.. While lntM!or r• r;; '.\. , ' \' LtJMB£ . 'J . ' > TIRES. 12.Si c~. ~ PHILCO Refrigerator · . Our ~ Price ALL Come In to see us for free ' estim1ting, pl1nning, etc. We hive reli1ble contr1dors IVIilable. ' . • Dla~Mnd SapphiN Needle. Everything For ARoom or AHome I . ' a AM-FM Rldlo WMI : FM·St.,.. ..On.odicator"' FM·Stw.o lght. Ccmtr~a. RATHER THAN MOVE OUR TIRES TO OUR NEW LOCATION, WE WOULD RATHER MOVE THEM TO YOU AT LOW, LOW PRICES. FREE MOUNTING. TO YOUI _CITY LOAN Bob Miller, Mgr. 12S E. M1in St. Pomeroy, 0. Phone WY 2·2171 ( ' ss99·9·5 STEREO HOME THEA:f'RE spent Sunday night · colors, too .. . white. yellow, pmk I Toll CaJJs To - Langsville 1 Society Items 1 inl and ~ing carpet r:g!' Mrs Nellie- Adkins and Mrs. The devotional servoce we . ~ Alhe Hoffman called on Mr. charp of Mrs. Louise Adkm. ond Mrs c B. Workman Fri· Mrs. Adkins read the scnpture day afternoon. with Mn. Lauro Gibbs pray- M Dwil!ht Gibbs visietd Sat· lng. '!bey~-~~· g~p ':~ · urd:~ with Mr. and Mrs. C. E lnl·_....... Tbl ~s mee mg b the presodent Fry p r - ..,.. Y Th~ at: i.ir. and Mrs. Donsld ThompMrs."""rieDJe Adl·ins son anrl :;on Tnnev visited F'ritend"'6Eihei .1'1'1"'Rayrbs.urn, M"" Mrs. ' ·'· Lou~ dav. evening with d Mrs. ElizaMike ••• Adkins Mrs. Laura Gibbs, beth Boston an sons, . ,... • • '' nd p a. son were shopping . p o 1n t .j6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 28, l!leS 1 a Mr. "'·" ""•· Clarence Hoff. Pleasant. W. Va. Frld&y. t (th meules Mrs· Curtis Rl~ Sisler, ..,~~~~-----Mrs. Nellie Ad\ins, Mrs. Allle iSammle "0M t\JIVVe Soeial N-"'"~ -' • I • . • • -~~~-~~-~----------. \, I roo t. MAIN STIUL ~. ' ' I· .', ·-......,._ • • �• '' ~- - .. In Holrman Mr Stanle•· AdKi."' the lllld and Mr.' Lester Adkins. he mao of Letart, W. Va. were~ ~~ Ga:,O::,~ ~~~y":~ "Mr. Clarenoe Taylor vlsllld Mrs: Blanch Van Schoycll:, Moo1meeting was clooed by the gueols of Mr. and Mrs. Arc sa day h•..,. . nd f 'I Mr Tuesday aftornoon with Mr. day, Wednesda" and Saturday her Mno aug Leonard ter a Roush amo Y' San·· and Mno. Dennis Roush, Sr. day of Ia• I wee\ . ' gr,.op praying t.~ Lord's Pr ay- Roush Sunday . J h G nd lllld 0 1er Mr. and Mrs. ~ ::.,· d 0 nd · MUton Ray. ' Mrs. Adalee Harl and dau· Miss Buelsh Grimm vlsllt..t :l lllld Mn James Eliaa ol ghter' Katrlnka. of COiumbwo, ISunday afternoon with Mr. ••u·ll • - - - - - - - - - 1 Mrs. Norma Keefer attended staff and d~"t:s with Mr,' r the funeral of Mr. George Tho- W. Va. VISit ay U· · Flo~ community vis· Ohio spent the past week. with Mro. Albert 'l1lompoon and"' Au.!•- It the Oak Grove mas at the Baden Presbyter· Grandstaff's lather ~nd w e, t : U/.I:'ay alternooo with Mr. her parents, Mr. and Mno. Taft I ghters. Msl'lhl, Alberla Jo, E.U.B.. SUndaY School was 45- ian chl1rrh at Leon, W. Va . Fri- Mr. and Mrs. ~ves mgd Mr ~nd Mrs John c Rickard and Boston and father and mother· 1ginla and Harriet. ~rayor meetial and Biblto slu~i day aflemoon. sndMrs~lar"::ter ·~:n."nvistteci Mrs. Bl,;,.ch Va~ Schoyck. IJ>.Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne , Mrs. _Edna Jones andvlsibo! ll , ., re oonduotod Sunday mg Mr. and Mrs. James Fry ol ~~1h Mr and Mrs. c. Mr. and Mrs. Howsrd Ray· Hart, Sr. 1Tooey or Point Peassnt, · · the clourch. Haven Heights. New Haven, W. ~un:."y burn visited Sunday afternooo l Mrs. Beulah Rickard was Sunday afternoon with Mr. The Lldles Ald ' ol the ,Oak va . vis ited Monday afternoon ·Mr;·Mande Bleosml Rou.sh with Mrs. Rsybum's sister and la busmess caller In Point Plea- Mrs. Fred M. Rrush. I we B.U.I. Church held their with Mr. Fry'• grandparent!, and· Mrs. Leola Youn~ visllld huaband, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd iaant lllld Mason, W. Vo. Wed· Mrs. Mande Blessing Rrusll • gular meeting in the ,churc~ Mr a"d M" C. E. Fry. Monday with Rev. and Mrs. Williams of Clifton, W.. Va. lnesday. received word tbal her brother· . ~ent Tuesday. A s a c n Mr. and Mrs. CUrtis Young. Silas e,illops in Point Pleas· Mr. Albert Boston VISlted Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Raym~ Keef- in-law' Mr. Ansel Blessinl lunch' was enjoyed at the noo _ NlllE'rl on Mr. and Mrs. Fred ant, W. Va. Rev. Billopl was a day morning with Mr. Harry !er and daughrer, Debbie were E low Washington lB very t our. 'lb.e day was spent flllllt M Roush Sunday afternoon. medical tient in Ute Pleasant Thompson. Ithe Sunday dinner guests of 1 numc ' . . .-L T 1 · •· M: ~kJnsEsta Valley A':pital in Point Pleas- Mr. Ernie Griffim called on Mr. Keefer's brother and £am- sick at this wrltlng. Mr. ant, but home now lllld ,..port· Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Fry Satur· ily, Mr. ond Mrs. Earl. . sing was formerly from 011'11 ed as improving. day. Carolyn, Geraldine, Palr1coa I IG~ro~v~e~==~~==~ Mr Dwight Gibbs and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rrush, Charles. I; and Mrs. Fred M. Roush were Miltoo Ray and Sandra Mrs. Ethel Fry coiled on Mr •hopping In Point Pleasant, W. Mrs. Garnet Chapmsn M , Mrs. Oltey B. Roush V F 'day · Tuesday evemng with rs. momin11 • a. n · and d """ter 1 • Mrs. Weaver and family of Chapma~·· aunt . o,..... . ' Mrs. HoiUce Thompson New Haven, W. Va. visited 8wr Mrs. Allae ... Miss Martha 'lbompson were 0 day afternoon Audrey · ~ ~=~in~ in Point Pleasant .,.., with Mr. and Mrs. W. Va. BrooD&~~& C. E .•. ,,. '. . Mr El'--beth Boston SamMr. and Mrs. Harold ~wos s. .' Mr. Howard Hoffman called 'Of Chesapeake, 0 ., were the mie, Pat and M~e visated Sat· Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush, Sunday dinner guests of Mr. urday evening with Mrs. Friday afternoon. and Mrs. Virgil Adkins and dau- ton's mother and husband, ~r: Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Keefer, ghter Sue. Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. and Mrs. Jack Riley of Mssoo, Rodger and Larry of ~ vis· : Adkins are sisters. . W. Va. illd Satur!lay evening w1th Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Burris, Mr. John Fry of New Haven, and Mno. James Keefer and ' Sr. of Point Pleuant, W. Va. W. Va. visited h1s parents, Mr. 1 spent Sunday afternooo with and Mrs. Ed Fry Saturday· Moster Junior Roush of : Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. Rrush. Miss Martha Thompsoo ~nd W. Va. spent Thursday I The Ladies Aid of tbe Boord Mrs. Mary Grimm and child· with his cousins, Mllton Baptist Church held their regu- ren were the Sunday dmner and Sandra1 Roush. 1 lar meeting in the Boards guests of Mr. and Mno. Waiter and Mrs. Homer Fisher school house Wednesday, A Friend and. family of Letart, Point Pleasant, W. Va. vislarge birthday dinner served W. Va. The dinner _wa~ in bon- ited Frldoy altemoon with Mr. buffet style was enjoyed al .or of Mr. Hoy Friends borlh· Mrs. Harry Thompso" . the noon hour with three large lday: . Mrs. Gamel Chopman called birthday cakes in honor of the Little Mtss ~aula Keefer Mrs. Carrie Klng Sunday members having birthdays in spent Frldsy With Mrs. Anna Iev,enillg. the month of March which were Wiegsnd snd daughter Dorthy· ' Mrs. Ads Thompson was the Mrs Maude Blessing Roush, Mr. Perry Llvongsloll of Ak· guest of her daughter, Mr~ . Retba Brooks and Mrs. ron , 0. visited Friday evemng . A~y Boston, Friday .. Lor~ May Brown. The day was with Mr. Albert Tbo~pson. Mrs. Ethel Fry was in Pomt spent quilting. Those attendlrog l Mr. and Mrs. Denms Roush, Monday on business_. were Mrs. Irene Myers, Mrs. Sr. visited Sunday afternoon Mrs. Naomi Yeager was shopCora Grimm, Patricia and Ka· their son and family, Mr. in Huntington, Monday. thy Grimm, Mrs. Lora MaY Mrs. Dennis Housh, Jr. Mrs. Amy Boston caUed on Brown, Mrs. Leola Young, Mrs. and Kay ?f the Hickory . and Mno. Ed Fry Friday Mildred Thompson, Mrs. Retha Comm~ty · afternooo. Brooks, Mrs. May Roush, Mrs. Mr. Paul Rauden of Mr. Ernest Rickard called Maude Roush, Mr. Charles W. Va. spent Tu••·' his brother lllld rie, Mr. During Suly'a Brown snd Mr. Ql<ey B. Roush. with Mr. and Mrs. B2nd Annlnrury Sil~ Mrs. Beulah Rickard and Mr. · Roosh. IT'S SPRINGI Seely's purchasing power and Ernest Rickard were in Mr. lllld Mrs. Roy~ K.,•f· ll tepped-u, produetlon for this 1 Pleasant, w. va. Monday on snd daughter Debb1e of Get Your sale brings the price down to business and shopping. While Ohio were the OV~· LAWN MOWER SSG .81-with no redu4:tlo• '-t Point Pleasant Mrs. guests of . Mr · Keeler s Ready Now! 4u1Utr. See it today! visited Mr. and Mrs. H UI h and family, Mr. and eTun•up K1t For Rikard and sons Gary and James Keeler and Paula. Smelt E"'lnao _ Gregory. Mr. sod Mrs. Calvm Bless· Briggs It Stratton Mr. Dennis Roush. Sr. visited of Letal'l, W. Vo. and Mr. ePolntt. Conti- end AND Sunday evening with Mr. RobMrs. Curtis Young Now Sportr PIUII ert Taylor. Saturday evening _with Mr. MakeB engine ruo like new. Mr Richard Tatterson of Okey B. Roush. Pickens H1rdw1re Point. Pleasant, W. Va. Little Miss Harriet MASON, W.VA. Mr. Albert Thompson is confined to ber evening. Little Master Pat ~~~~mgf •:,t::: 1 Puts the accent on loveliness! Style Number 2902 Sizes 5-17 Luscious st ylinll ·~o lovely, you'll fee /lik e a pl'im.ess! Roundeu ne ck · line d esign is So simple Y!t l ~ 0 simply terrific. Deliua la lacework m akirt jus l below wa is tl ine. and lar.e edging on cuffs of quart r:r -lengl h sleeves . .,dd perfect fashion l o lll:h .., Nherel to th is beautiful summ ~r dress/ Pleated. full skirt ga thers n f.>at l ~· at waist wllh self-covered be ll . And the fabrit:! ••• It's soh, light and cool Plmamist.,. J.P. Stevens new tOO% pima colton cloth. ln sum~er .FOREMAN ABBOTI ... .! .i .i .' About eo members of Harrisonville lllld Lourel geo ottonded tba at Laurel Grange nlnJ and heard Howard give an illustrated lecture a ....,t lrtp 10 Kuaala. He accompanied bJ Mrs, WOlla• Potluck relreBhmenls ......, Ved With . JUST I •j' • Childs lnfallll LMIMr WHITE . OXFORD STRAP ·sUPPERS SAVU JoU tillY · REXSTHl UVING ROOM FURNITURE At ._ - - ·~ - PllllCO.PEta . . New Shipment Of F1mous Priced SIHI 210 ARRIVED! With Plaid Saddle Sizea Small. 3 to g, Wblte or Patent •• Trade Now-Best Terms Anywhere Youths a Lllth Gotllo LADIES' MOC-TOE LOAFER MULTI PUMP BAKER FURNITURE OR Middleport, 0. MULn TIE In Blaek Leather Silet 11» HARRY MILLER BUYS DIRECT FROM PHILCO DISTRIBUTOR Beige/ Brown or ~h~~ooks $4,99 Dollars More Red/Gray/, Black $3.99 Sius · 4-JO _ _ t I eJRUSHID PIGSKIN SHOES FOR 80YS, St&tl 111-4 - - - - - - eMIN'S & BIG BOYS DRISS MOC OXFORD, $1101 3V. t. 12 - - - - - $3.~ . I Coin-Op T:'" Dry Cleaning ~ 10 pounds ~.00 :;n '\ DUKE CLEANERS We•r \ .- . - / $sr ' and blue . Stop in and s1a them cousln, Little Master T o ne Y Thompson. ooonl Mr. Hennaro Blessing snd "'"' Farren Lee visited Saturday YOU SAW IT IN 1with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fry. Mr. and Mrs. James Keeler and daughter Paula were t he Sunday afternoon guests of Mno. Keefer's parents, Mr. lllld Mno. Rsymond FUe of Cheshire, Ohio. Mr. Stanley Adkins of New Haven, W. Va. visited Tuesday sfternoon with Mr. IIIII M ro. Curtis Rickard snd Mrs. Von Schoycll:. Open 9 to 5 Mon. thru Fri.-9 to 9 Saturday Mrs. Amy Boston, Mrs. Ada· MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT lee Hart lllld Mrs. Ada 'lbomp- FC)I~D MEANS HalT)' Miller of AAsociated R.."dlo 1: TV has just returned from the Philco dis· tributor's warehouse sale where he wa1 able to take advanta ie of 1ome truly re· markable bargains. His good fortune i1 your guarantee ol 1avin~ while thertt sa le items l ~5t. BUSINESS Hurry in now!! Profession•! Cl•anlftt Colo.Op • COR. 3rd a MAIN MIODLIPORT 108 COURT STREET POMEROY eWHITI LIATHIR LOW HEEL PUMP Por tftt1 W011111n Who Ce~Molnes Comlatt and Style, N a M Widths - - - - $5.99 IF I ONLY HAD SPECIALS $500CASH GAY TEEN SEAMLESS HOSE $l1t FOR THE SUBTEEN . • MENS STRETCH SOX 35c, 3 prs. $1:00 SPRING HANDBAGS, Bleck, bone, potent $1.00 GIRLS ORLON FLEECE ·· WASHABLE TOPPERS, s!HS 3-14 _$5.99 & $6.99 I ' Stop wishin~r! Start havin1! Call oar office for quiek cash approval. Theft stop for your money. Snap up that bllflain. Pay off those bills. Save 25% or more with eash. THE SHOE •• Thht hAve · ev~hmft lri one plaee. Have only one convenient monthly JIIY• ment. Choose your own loan up to $2000. Ask about our thrifty terms. Middleport, Ohio No obU,ation. Harry Miller At Phllce Wor.....,_ Soecial Springtime Price Brealc on Philco·•_TV BETTER BUNNY BUY NOW! ' 23" ALL OVER DIAGONAL MEASUREMENT 20,000 VOLTS of REGULATED PICTURE POWER ----~--------------- PI:iiLCO COOL CHASSIS • Custom Cool Chassis TV • AM·FM Radio, FM Stereo • Hla-h Fidelity dUST PHONE serenteen Phonoa-raph CITY LOAN • Horlzfmtal Danlsil Modllf• Ctbt.... with llf1 llda. • GettuiM Walnut VeruMrt lind tOIIdt.. WE ARE MOVING .QU~ WAREHOUSE FROM ITS PRESENT LOCATION TO A LOCATION ADJOINING OUR SALES and SERVIC~ AREA I . . BIG SAVINGS • Coer Chulis Custom T'V .•• ~ . 'SAVINGS _ __ Mille "let-and-fCH'get"' T....-. • ,c ap.~~ed Mufti. milt M~ 'Ca....,. .;. • Dual Sua. Tr-eble W'111M&e TOIIM a Tran1latoridd AFC for IIIMirilt Nttentno- in1agine a Buick foro $23387!5 --~----------------- Giant i Use Our ABC Credit Plan NO MONEY DOWN EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTSI Only · TIRES MUST BPS PAINT ........... • IIUJIIIL£11 , ' ON ALL l . r , ! NOW IS THE 'TIME .. TO .REMOVE Ct1~~ , OUR · ~ow PRICE~ Look at these features! BE MOYID .·• 10% OFF fr .. ,. • Trim Line Cabinet: fils like bui~·in I • Full -length Door Shelves; hold Mil~ cart~ns; egg rack \ 'h pl . .• \ • Full-width 53 lb. Fr..zer • Meat Locker, Chilltr Drawer . ~"i • Full-width Porcelain Crisper holds , ~ · ~ bushel ': ;.; r.:;_,:t, j .ty: • Life iimt l'on:elaih lntorfor :~ • • Wed&WQOCI lilua a.. While lntM!or r• r;; '.\. , ' \' LtJMB£ . 'J . ' > TIRES. 12.Si c~. ~ PHILCO Refrigerator · . Our ~ Price ALL Come In to see us for free ' estim1ting, pl1nning, etc. We hive reli1ble contr1dors IVIilable. ' . • Dla~Mnd SapphiN Needle. Everything For ARoom or AHome I . ' a AM-FM Rldlo WMI : FM·St.,.. ..On.odicator"' FM·Stw.o lght. Ccmtr~a. RATHER THAN MOVE OUR TIRES TO OUR NEW LOCATION, WE WOULD RATHER MOVE THEM TO YOU AT LOW, LOW PRICES. FREE MOUNTING. TO YOUI _CITY LOAN Bob Miller, Mgr. 12S E. M1in St. Pomeroy, 0. Phone WY 2·2171 ( ' ss99·9·5 STEREO HOME THEA:f'RE spent Sunday night · colors, too .. . white. yellow, pmk I Toll CaJJs To - Langsville 1 Society Items 1 inl and ~ing carpet r:g!' Mrs Nellie- Adkins and Mrs. The devotional servoce we . ~ Alhe Hoffman called on Mr. charp of Mrs. Louise Adkm. ond Mrs c B. Workman Fri· Mrs. Adkins read the scnpture day afternoon. with Mn. Lauro Gibbs pray- M Dwil!ht Gibbs visietd Sat· lng. '!bey~-~~· g~p ':~ · urd:~ with Mr. and Mrs. C. E lnl·_....... Tbl ~s mee mg b the presodent Fry p r - ..,.. Y Th~ at: i.ir. and Mrs. Donsld ThompMrs."""rieDJe Adl·ins son anrl :;on Tnnev visited F'ritend"'6Eihei .1'1'1"'Rayrbs.urn, M"" Mrs. ' ·'· Lou~ dav. evening with d Mrs. ElizaMike ••• Adkins Mrs. Laura Gibbs, beth Boston an sons, . ,... • • '' nd p a. son were shopping . p o 1n t .j6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 28, l!leS 1 a Mr. "'·" ""•· Clarence Hoff. Pleasant. W. Va. Frld&y. t (th meules Mrs· Curtis Rl~ Sisler, ..,~~~~-----Mrs. Nellie Ad\ins, Mrs. Allle iSammle "0M t\JIVVe Soeial N-"'"~ -' • I • . • • -~~~-~~-~----------. \, I roo t. MAIN STIUL ~. ' ' I· .', ·-......,._ • • �• -' d loves Mom, Mom loves Dad; both love a bargain frQm The Wa_nt ·Ad ' Business Servic.. POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::: BET Tile Women'• -lion Gl United Preobyterlao In Mlddlepor'l wlll meet "'·" 1955 Plymouth 2 Door - - - , - - - $195 . evening \at 7:10. p.m. tbe .will! !t!re. Jameo Sanllorn, presldenl, presldlna. ...,.,_. The Episcopal Women will ....... meet Thuraoay afternoon ·~-·~:~~~--" March 21 at the home of Mrs. 12 Palr)ck Locbary with a desaerl to be served at I p. m. The Exemplar atopler of Beta Sigma Pbl will mee1 Thursday at the home of Jean Blazewlcz fDr Arourwt the World potlucl! dinner wblcb wlll be .....,•Iserved at 7 p. m. Tho Southern Local Band lloollera wlll meet 'lbaroday evening at 7:311 at tbe Southem Local hip acbool Rock Sprinp w1 on open meeUng Thurs..' day at 8 p.m. Operallou F.,.. ward night will be observed and tbere wiD be a program. Tba public Ia Invited. A potlud< dinner at 7 p.m. will precl!de I h e miiAI VB motor, good tires, sound meclwlica lly. I ._Legal Natice: ar""'" t:::::::l '-'- " n· MAR. Z1 .HI WMPO Radio kONPAY 1'IQW FRIDAY 7:!JIIIruk!Js1 l'arlr 8:00 Neg 17:311 N..a 6:01i Counlr7 Mllllo 'Ome 7:35 BreQfut Part)' 6::10 Country JUQboree 1:00 _Howe UO Non I:GI llreaiP;fut Plflt 8:36 Form World N0111 1:10 Ntwe 1:45 MeJga Cotmv RFD 1:30 BI'OU!ut Puty 7:00 No,.. t :OO lltwa 7:11& fln>akfllll Pill! 9:05 Breaklall Pitt) 7:311 Ne,.. a: a Jonea Buick 8bow 7::15 l'lckeao llal'dware Show t :30 Newa 7:60 7:10 Newa .lttpurt 1:110 BrtUfUI Parv 8:00 Radio ll,ymaaJ !~ : 1111 Newo l :ll PeriJ IO:OS Polka Party 1:10 ·van Plrlk:ll Sport Sh"" 10:36 Muale In the All 1:35 Break!llll Pllly 10:4 The Good Life 8:4& •lakor Sllow-ifrl. to : :;.~ Under Ohlo Sldet 9:110 Newo 11:110 New• 9:06 Coffee Willi Janet 11:10 l'Qp Tea Show 9:31!' Nen 11 :30 N•ws 9:35 Coffee Willi Janet 11:35 Dutton's Top Tea 1111ow 9:45 Botty NIWIOD Show 12:00 News- Noou Reporl 10:110 Newt 12:15 Music lntor'.ude 10:0& ~llrlal Assodttloll 12:311 Rev. Mertin Tee1o 10:2'} Mol'lllnl lnlerlude 1:00 ~·ewa 10:so New• 1:eo Pllller Parv 10:35 lllornbl!l lnterklde 3:10 News 11:00 Neg 3:35 Platter Party li:IMI Swap Shop 4:110 New. 11:30 NIWI 4:05 Platter Party 11,40 Country Hoedown 4:30 New• (Famlly '\JOtSbip 'l'llura.) 4:35 Platter Party 11:55 Upper Room \ledltationa 5:00 Ne,,. 11:58 low J01101 Stock Ave. 5:05 Platter Party !•:Of, Noon NOWI . 5:311 Sign Ort 12:15 Muoio Jllll i'or' You 8:_110 Febru!UJ Sign Oft 12: 15 Goesslen 1111011 star Fri. llbtbiJ 12:30 Muoio Jllll !'or hll 7:30 Newa 1·00 Newt 7:35 Army H0111 1:0. r<.uolc Just For You 8:011 Reo. Ira Tibbl l:st Nen 8:15 Church at Work I :35 llluolc Jllll For Yw 8:"" News 2 110 Newe 1:35 Pen-sial AJsembiJ 2:05 M- Just For YOII 8:011 Wiop Of Dealing 2:30 News 1:30 Church World Howl 2:35 Mualc Just For Yoa I:Ci Swlclay Cbapoi 3:11•1 ~••• lC:OO Voice nl Pro(lbecy 1:05 Platter PeriJ 10:311 Newa 380 Nen IO· 35 Peropeet~veo U5 Platter Party 10 50 Soollli SecuriiJ t :OO No,;, 11:00 Country Bymo \1lllt 4:115 PiaU. PeriJ 11:111 NIWI t: 15 Bla.- Auto bow - 11:30 Counto Hymn 1'lllll s...- rum. PAINT SALE! · pldnl!ff, eBRAKE • REPAIR LOW IN PRICE! HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE ONLY Compare .quality .. .eom· pare price. Here's 1n Inexpensive flnisn that·will give you good results. Pfl- WY 2-3191 ll6t f6INit POMIROY, OHIO oleclrio clothes dryer. Good condition, $35.110. f2·99 GAL. , ..... 'R I-W6. Easy to bl'IIBb or roll on. One coat llll11ally oovers. Give smooth. fiat tlnisb. Dries quic)dy, mild odor. :~.-:;;••-;;:; ..0;;:'.:; II STAR SUPPLy co. RACINE, 0. THE ' REFRIGERATORS of oement blocks. Mortar - Windows - Linlels. F - 1luD Block Co. ftoat WY t-11117 Pomeroy, Ohio FOR SALE, cheap, 12 f~ I in. .J8}vanized corrugated metal culvert pipe ; 2: new .·PI. milk cans, A. H. Durst, WY U4llil, Box 127, Pon1ero•v.l Oblo. :l-21>3tc - - DON'T PUMP your SALE - 30,000 septic tank. Get eeedllngs. P. M. All septic Tank Cleaner. Long Bottom. Landmart Farm BarHII PODienJ 1N6 ChHrolet ¥: Ton pkk· I 14 1101c u, truck, lone body - cement mixer - ••cellent COftlllltion. Price $90. David C. Miller 241- 7th""· llllddt-, Ohio '249·95 ~~:. Langsville, R. D. SH 24459. a 21 3tp -c(I:-:O ::-J-::F-:: O-::-R--c5:-:A-:-l-:: E-o-r-=R-=E::-: NT .:':- WASHER Phone WY M2Z'L I W e13.68 Cu. Ft. Tudor No Frost SEE US FOR ••• Middleport Feed Mill Tony fowler,- & 0 11P11W• Do Cu•tom GrincUnC' N. 21111 AYI. Mldd- W1IDIIorl when you wisb IL bu1 «r =~~I!...""'"": Read the WBDI Aols for " results. FARM wltll 5 bou,. and prdea opaca. Rutland, Oblo. Phone Sh 4124. a 111 (20) BUSINESS SEI!VICPi eGARDEN SEED eFIRD SEED for sale. Fremonl Slevens, e FERTILIZER PllonoWY2·5191 2-6075 or Leo Vining, Rt. Pomeroy, 0. J 28 5 .00 NeWI J ·05 Platter p..... • ....1' 5:11) lii&D Oft 1110 Febniii'J Sip 011 SATURDAY SCIIEDVLB 1:110 :'leg 1:11& Cotmtry Muale Time ~B9·'s ~~~~. , With small down payment required. H you .,.. inm.tod. with..,, •ny oltllptlon, 111.... c...tMitheun•niiMtl: FRED W. CROW, JR. (Trustee Lasley Estate) Bulk Tank Service We handle all llze1 ol laDkl We service · *II DUNLOP 11RE SALE * PLY IOPI' GOLD CUP f49.9S · ~1120 - pluo lox 1251120 - lo PLY D-7t NYLON . . . $39.95 pluo lox lu._IDI'LY GOLD CUP .HIGHWAY 146.95 piUI t .. 67oxt5 NYLON _ ----·---.--·-·------; ·p .9S plus lox 7...14·NYI-Ofi TUIILIQ ---------- t!US piw tu 'II'GNI WGIIGB Ill'llCl ly !RNIE lUG BGlfiTI.-VII 'fllOilKII YelterdaJ'a Or;ptoquote1 CONSTANCY J8 BUT A. Dtn.I, II.!IIIIP1' QI1ALI'I'1' AT -.....OilOIIGII J'-UIQVIWI 0 18Q. Klq' I'.Mur. I)'Adlcate, IDe. I HAVEN'T SEEN ANY OF· TI-lE BOYS AROUND TOWN TODAY Mmtda} ftroqp ,....., 7:1S Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 Tile IJielme 12:01 r-"'"1 . !3::111 ""epard BuUetin Board L'!.J i2:25 News 0 Grams 1~:30 1.110 Latcbsll'tnr 1:30 Public Service 1:45 llhowon o1 Ble.altq:to.IIO Mason Counly ~ .... 1U5 Tllk 01 the Towa lll:55 World News II :110 Talk of the Town I ucept Fri. Church Bells Ring 11:45 World "'ewa NtWI 12:15 Markelb I ·oo Ohiq Valley Ntwa 1.05 Sporto Today 1.10 World Newa 1:15 Muolcal Clock 1:55 Communi!, New. U ·55 Mason Counly NeW! IJ:IIO Community News Lac~~] IH$ 1:5$ 2:110 2:66 3: 110 ' ua Apiculture .\fent Counlry Go RouiK. New' &e.t Country Go Roo"' NeWI Boal Mi~way Matioet DICK TRACY N••• l!eat HE TJMC'Xi<O HI:R:T~ 'THOUSAND MILESlO~! WHOI<NOW$9 1:110 Baplisl l.a)'IIIID'I Hour 2:35 Back 1o lba Cross S:IIO Rev. ~ 'l'botlte 3:30 The Quiet Bour 4:00 Newr ao- 4:111 .......,. Br CHESTER GOULD <:110 Discing "itll Doss 4' 31 [ftlfrdung• 5:00 Community NP.ws >:~ World & Nati4nal Ntwll 5: IS Spotlii!IJ: on Sport:. >:30 Sign Off 2:at Newt f•SO Newa t:35 Sip Oft e:110 Februor1 ~lt;'jj'@~"tt' 12:10 Ohio News 1:110 Hour a1 11oc1s1oa 1:341 Luther111 Hour tsll , _ World Newt EEf8 - ~ ~~IM~V ' . If I WONDER WHERE THEY ALL DISAPPEARED TO WJEH RADIO lUll Nooo Report Q:l6 Tlte 8oor<b 11:30 Rov. Meolln Toota Bo Nl'" 1:40 RFD ''Ill Newt e13.6 c;u. Ft. Tudor ' AutomaUc Defrost 1 . helper sprints --eaod condltlon - Price $500. f - 9'.0 pointect Plywood : a..t •nd 0o1rs. Excellent c011dltlon. Price $90. I - Y4 be'lil elldric drivtn Tuea, 6 '11!un. 4:l0 t.ooaJ Newt 4 Ul Muoical M,...,.. DAVY JONII 3 27 311ta ·~: I LACAIGEB .,. oa . AlBIE AND SLATS ly Ll,. MCI McWILLIAMS DIDN'T YoU Of;F£r?ED IT iD A HIM. ~E DIDI'oi'Y FlA'tiULtqHT1 . WAAT tTl ~lVI! ._. 1 ~ �• -' d loves Mom, Mom loves Dad; both love a bargain frQm The Wa_nt ·Ad ' Business Servic.. POMEROY MOTOR IS YOUR BEST u::: BET Tile Women'• -lion Gl United Preobyterlao In Mlddlepor'l wlll meet "'·" 1955 Plymouth 2 Door - - - , - - - $195 . evening \at 7:10. p.m. tbe .will! !t!re. Jameo Sanllorn, presldenl, presldlna. ...,.,_. The Episcopal Women will ....... meet Thuraoay afternoon ·~-·~:~~~--" March 21 at the home of Mrs. 12 Palr)ck Locbary with a desaerl to be served at I p. m. The Exemplar atopler of Beta Sigma Pbl will mee1 Thursday at the home of Jean Blazewlcz fDr Arourwt the World potlucl! dinner wblcb wlll be .....,•Iserved at 7 p. m. Tho Southern Local Band lloollera wlll meet 'lbaroday evening at 7:311 at tbe Southem Local hip acbool Rock Sprinp w1 on open meeUng Thurs..' day at 8 p.m. Operallou F.,.. ward night will be observed and tbere wiD be a program. Tba public Ia Invited. A potlud< dinner at 7 p.m. will precl!de I h e miiAI VB motor, good tires, sound meclwlica lly. I ._Legal Natice: ar""'" t:::::::l '-'- " n· MAR. Z1 .HI WMPO Radio kONPAY 1'IQW FRIDAY 7:!JIIIruk!Js1 l'arlr 8:00 Neg 17:311 N..a 6:01i Counlr7 Mllllo 'Ome 7:35 BreQfut Part)' 6::10 Country JUQboree 1:00 _Howe UO Non I:GI llreaiP;fut Plflt 8:36 Form World N0111 1:10 Ntwe 1:45 MeJga Cotmv RFD 1:30 BI'OU!ut Puty 7:00 No,.. t :OO lltwa 7:11& fln>akfllll Pill! 9:05 Breaklall Pitt) 7:311 Ne,.. a: a Jonea Buick 8bow 7::15 l'lckeao llal'dware Show t :30 Newa 7:60 7:10 Newa .lttpurt 1:110 BrtUfUI Parv 8:00 Radio ll,ymaaJ !~ : 1111 Newo l :ll PeriJ IO:OS Polka Party 1:10 ·van Plrlk:ll Sport Sh"" 10:36 Muale In the All 1:35 Break!llll Pllly 10:4 The Good Life 8:4& •lakor Sllow-ifrl. to : :;.~ Under Ohlo Sldet 9:110 Newo 11:110 New• 9:06 Coffee Willi Janet 11:10 l'Qp Tea Show 9:31!' Nen 11 :30 N•ws 9:35 Coffee Willi Janet 11:35 Dutton's Top Tea 1111ow 9:45 Botty NIWIOD Show 12:00 News- Noou Reporl 10:110 Newt 12:15 Music lntor'.ude 10:0& ~llrlal Assodttloll 12:311 Rev. Mertin Tee1o 10:2'} Mol'lllnl lnlerlude 1:00 ~·ewa 10:so New• 1:eo Pllller Parv 10:35 lllornbl!l lnterklde 3:10 News 11:00 Neg 3:35 Platter Party li:IMI Swap Shop 4:110 New. 11:30 NIWI 4:05 Platter Party 11,40 Country Hoedown 4:30 New• (Famlly '\JOtSbip 'l'llura.) 4:35 Platter Party 11:55 Upper Room \ledltationa 5:00 Ne,,. 11:58 low J01101 Stock Ave. 5:05 Platter Party !•:Of, Noon NOWI . 5:311 Sign Ort 12:15 Muoio Jllll i'or' You 8:_110 Febru!UJ Sign Oft 12: 15 Goesslen 1111011 star Fri. llbtbiJ 12:30 Muoio Jllll !'or hll 7:30 Newa 1·00 Newt 7:35 Army H0111 1:0. r<.uolc Just For You 8:011 Reo. Ira Tibbl l:st Nen 8:15 Church at Work I :35 llluolc Jllll For Yw 8:"" News 2 110 Newe 1:35 Pen-sial AJsembiJ 2:05 M- Just For YOII 8:011 Wiop Of Dealing 2:30 News 1:30 Church World Howl 2:35 Mualc Just For Yoa I:Ci Swlclay Cbapoi 3:11•1 ~••• lC:OO Voice nl Pro(lbecy 1:05 Platter PeriJ 10:311 Newa 380 Nen IO· 35 Peropeet~veo U5 Platter Party 10 50 Soollli SecuriiJ t :OO No,;, 11:00 Country Bymo \1lllt 4:115 PiaU. PeriJ 11:111 NIWI t: 15 Bla.- Auto bow - 11:30 Counto Hymn 1'lllll s...- rum. PAINT SALE! · pldnl!ff, eBRAKE • REPAIR LOW IN PRICE! HACKETT'S SOHIO SERVICE ONLY Compare .quality .. .eom· pare price. Here's 1n Inexpensive flnisn that·will give you good results. Pfl- WY 2-3191 ll6t f6INit POMIROY, OHIO oleclrio clothes dryer. Good condition, $35.110. f2·99 GAL. , ..... 'R I-W6. Easy to bl'IIBb or roll on. One coat llll11ally oovers. Give smooth. fiat tlnisb. Dries quic)dy, mild odor. :~.-:;;••-;;:; ..0;;:'.:; II STAR SUPPLy co. RACINE, 0. THE ' REFRIGERATORS of oement blocks. Mortar - Windows - Linlels. F - 1luD Block Co. ftoat WY t-11117 Pomeroy, Ohio FOR SALE, cheap, 12 f~ I in. .J8}vanized corrugated metal culvert pipe ; 2: new .·PI. milk cans, A. H. Durst, WY U4llil, Box 127, Pon1ero•v.l Oblo. :l-21>3tc - - DON'T PUMP your SALE - 30,000 septic tank. Get eeedllngs. P. M. All septic Tank Cleaner. Long Bottom. Landmart Farm BarHII PODienJ 1N6 ChHrolet ¥: Ton pkk· I 14 1101c u, truck, lone body - cement mixer - ••cellent COftlllltion. Price $90. David C. Miller 241- 7th""· llllddt-, Ohio '249·95 ~~:. Langsville, R. D. SH 24459. a 21 3tp -c(I:-:O ::-J-::F-:: O-::-R--c5:-:A-:-l-:: E-o-r-=R-=E::-: NT .:':- WASHER Phone WY M2Z'L I W e13.68 Cu. Ft. Tudor No Frost SEE US FOR ••• Middleport Feed Mill Tony fowler,- & 0 11P11W• Do Cu•tom GrincUnC' N. 21111 AYI. Mldd- W1IDIIorl when you wisb IL bu1 «r =~~I!...""'"": Read the WBDI Aols for " results. FARM wltll 5 bou,. and prdea opaca. Rutland, Oblo. Phone Sh 4124. a 111 (20) BUSINESS SEI!VICPi eGARDEN SEED eFIRD SEED for sale. Fremonl Slevens, e FERTILIZER PllonoWY2·5191 2-6075 or Leo Vining, Rt. Pomeroy, 0. J 28 5 .00 NeWI J ·05 Platter p..... • ....1' 5:11) lii&D Oft 1110 Febniii'J Sip 011 SATURDAY SCIIEDVLB 1:110 :'leg 1:11& Cotmtry Muale Time ~B9·'s ~~~~. , With small down payment required. H you .,.. inm.tod. with..,, •ny oltllptlon, 111.... c...tMitheun•niiMtl: FRED W. CROW, JR. (Trustee Lasley Estate) Bulk Tank Service We handle all llze1 ol laDkl We service · *II DUNLOP 11RE SALE * PLY IOPI' GOLD CUP f49.9S · ~1120 - pluo lox 1251120 - lo PLY D-7t NYLON . . . $39.95 pluo lox lu._IDI'LY GOLD CUP .HIGHWAY 146.95 piUI t .. 67oxt5 NYLON _ ----·---.--·-·------; ·p .9S plus lox 7...14·NYI-Ofi TUIILIQ ---------- t!US piw tu 'II'GNI WGIIGB Ill'llCl ly !RNIE lUG BGlfiTI.-VII 'fllOilKII YelterdaJ'a Or;ptoquote1 CONSTANCY J8 BUT A. Dtn.I, II.!IIIIP1' QI1ALI'I'1' AT -.....OilOIIGII J'-UIQVIWI 0 18Q. Klq' I'.Mur. I)'Adlcate, IDe. I HAVEN'T SEEN ANY OF· TI-lE BOYS AROUND TOWN TODAY Mmtda} ftroqp ,....., 7:1S Sign On, Musical Clock 7:45 Tile IJielme 12:01 r-"'"1 . !3::111 ""epard BuUetin Board L'!.J i2:25 News 0 Grams 1~:30 1.110 Latcbsll'tnr 1:30 Public Service 1:45 llhowon o1 Ble.altq:to.IIO Mason Counly ~ .... 1U5 Tllk 01 the Towa lll:55 World News II :110 Talk of the Town I ucept Fri. Church Bells Ring 11:45 World "'ewa NtWI 12:15 Markelb I ·oo Ohiq Valley Ntwa 1.05 Sporto Today 1.10 World Newa 1:15 Muolcal Clock 1:55 Communi!, New. U ·55 Mason Counly NeW! IJ:IIO Community News Lac~~] IH$ 1:5$ 2:110 2:66 3: 110 ' ua Apiculture .\fent Counlry Go RouiK. New' &e.t Country Go Roo"' NeWI Boal Mi~way Matioet DICK TRACY N••• l!eat HE TJMC'Xi<O HI:R:T~ 'THOUSAND MILESlO~! WHOI<NOW$9 1:110 Baplisl l.a)'IIIID'I Hour 2:35 Back 1o lba Cross S:IIO Rev. ~ 'l'botlte 3:30 The Quiet Bour 4:00 Newr ao- 4:111 .......,. Br CHESTER GOULD <:110 Discing "itll Doss 4' 31 [ftlfrdung• 5:00 Community NP.ws >:~ World & Nati4nal Ntwll 5: IS Spotlii!IJ: on Sport:. >:30 Sign Off 2:at Newt f•SO Newa t:35 Sip Oft e:110 Februor1 ~lt;'jj'@~"tt' 12:10 Ohio News 1:110 Hour a1 11oc1s1oa 1:341 Luther111 Hour tsll , _ World Newt EEf8 - ~ ~~IM~V ' . If I WONDER WHERE THEY ALL DISAPPEARED TO WJEH RADIO lUll Nooo Report Q:l6 Tlte 8oor<b 11:30 Rov. Meolln Toota Bo Nl'" 1:40 RFD ''Ill Newt e13.6 c;u. Ft. Tudor ' AutomaUc Defrost 1 . helper sprints --eaod condltlon - Price $500. f - 9'.0 pointect Plywood : a..t •nd 0o1rs. Excellent c011dltlon. Price $90. I - Y4 be'lil elldric drivtn Tuea, 6 '11!un. 4:l0 t.ooaJ Newt 4 Ul Muoical M,...,.. DAVY JONII 3 27 311ta ·~: I LACAIGEB .,. oa . AlBIE AND SLATS ly Ll,. MCI McWILLIAMS DIDN'T YoU Of;F£r?ED IT iD A HIM. ~E DIDI'oi'Y FlA'tiULtqHT1 . WAAT tTl ~lVI! ._. 1 ~ �~ . . .~-, -"*e:'..!. '' ':il~=-:~ ....... .~=lr.~==:::-:-:::::~-~ ..1..1. .. , f • t~Dany Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o , Mar. 28, 1963 March Is Theme . .. , , ,_ T H ,...,.lt'l Dow~u~ •• """"lly Of D for B --lrttbo- 111t IIBI meellnl, Apl'lllll, wm 0... N- Jfem&.-f• lllrt II 1:10 p. Dl, Tile VJiba. f-L- l D- c •... lie 11:114 a.m. .._.., roop 01 1·rl'ogram Rll!illuad 'OiflreGI'qol~ '111t ,W -.. Auzl' J ·''•l!:hlle' l~ftt1-.\~;;u C... Spedlier -.,..~II~~~ sehool. -Cab lad tool Chester Grange ell•""" d. . · ~ ~ Pool; .\I!IWiiaii •• - :-.. to ~tot : IW!ON - Mllllllll Dl ......, aerYed. Mrs. E. .\. lin' ~ ~II, ..,._ l.oPin, IIIII ~ ~ .... ~ ll4ld Clw drii>M. a obterYed the Schoekel spoU on lntemallonll Tile IIIOIIth al IW'dl wu the ~led a Jirolrom ...., U..: 11 -tl.o Lt8lon Rill ;::!111.,.'lilt. lowlll lie ••1"11 till P!P II jllllliliiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""iiFrlendshlp Day. She told about _..., theme when Otuter -ut o1. Nlrcb u lbe theme. Golda llounllnl, pr=t.,. 111 '!"'Il to Jack'a IIUJ Blf lloD llftiNm -bet- (:bofllr _ , . IJ 'flq ,.,., • Group o~nc~n~ o1. ''Tw!Uibl 1a dlorp. 11n. a,..a llonce resided. ' IMIIon TUeellq "'"""" wllb Stnllni'' - - the JII'OII'IID ...,ed u chaploln P'O 111m. DLfroRT, QHIO Attendlnc were Cecillll SmUll, Earl Delli, lllllter, pre- lolloweCI liy roll caJl wllb Jaem' Olio DOW member - II<Ctl*d Kathy Fogleson&, Connie Gilland · ..~•-·tlon --• ben 111J111ni their favorite ~me~ lblnked till Vlckl Crow Sharon eommwuca wu """' aprlnl !lower """' - - - . THROUGH Ka Schaeke Debbie Nalionol Gro.,. in re· ' wtimen who helped oor the IAI· lUNDAY De~le Pam to the .me.t prncram. A poem, "Since O'Keefe Ia 1on blrlhdly cllnnlr. c.rdl _ , Huds.;. Beverly Dovld Kablentl, home ..,. On Rellof," by Dale Kaull "KING OF KINGS" Chery' NancY Aldridg~ Debbie chairman, lhlnked aU ceded IWv readlnll, "You WW ~ by Mrs, Kautz. .\ CColorJ art Virginia Su~ McDaniel donated for the refresh· Be Paying More Tana." by lbou&lll for the day by lin. The Gnltest HutMn Dram~ rie 'r...mhert Kathy Roosh' served by Chesler Gran- George Genllelmer lad ".\II Hoblrl Newell ODd lllOUP elng· TMt TM Wortd HH •ver Pauley 'Dobbie Gilland at Pomona Grange Mar. I . Around the Ho•~e" by Mn. 1n1 ol "Love's Old~ Sclllll" Known II Thabet Jacqueline ' Calendan belnl sold by the George Genhelmer. Two lltmll eloeod the P'OifiDI. AI lbe Wllb Je!frey Hunter 11 Jeoua britseh Judy Lieving Band Boos!Bs were dt. " Wiutt Are They" aad "PIJ>. cloae o1 the meellnl, Hfrlll>Cluill, Viveca Undloro, Rita 11...,,.,,. Gilland and Mrs: cussed. II was announced !bot ning on the Sluunrocl:" were menta WIM oerved. ·wan THEATRE her nee 1n Norw•y where """ Gronp Ho. • Dillin reauJor J..,.,; .. G.lm. Rip Torn and cut of nflwhmo'lll. :AN!10tJNCS &VAHGIUIT IWOII . 1111' Rilpb Jb. • ~110)' Ill llaMI wiD be lbe ......lilt Ill a two 1llllb nYival to be llelll II lbe , EIIB eburdl loeiiM'III Apl'll E"vtr7UII II wol<omo. 10..... , ,._ v- I r :·:ls~l': 21 .Ba..'b.1u~, Needs! . _..,_ of - 1 t1ne • ., .IILIItllaU... ..... lcll• VOL XIV ol.rlod harol...... Ha-rt looot ...,...... typo for ,,...._ - - · llrch, _,.. ......tnut • - ~ ConwWtlble J......,. ,ll't • fto ............... ..,. 1 • .......... _,_ . ::·:::·-... • . Jlt01V YOIJ KlWJW' 1e Your HMdqueiftn · , !""' •k..,.,.e Mottrmw, , ... C. ..... ...,.' IJ •~ Croll Crlllf. OIUr<ll al 7:3t. 'lbo llalem ~ ....led two. ndlel bWtlnd~~;ll Columbia .. 1 bald ~ road, Jolin IIGtbMo o1 HaYen wiD be ICIIII luder. ·tbo l.-11 1!11. ,... -II'CW I, · •4 . . ., .,..... No. 291 OHIO •· eCISIOll ncl-. Woo I " - entl It tot•. ' ' '• ))l18ellt, but iller I .. rteeu, two othera t - d l. ' HO ADVANCI IN I'SICIS c.MBGS THEATRE ,_ROY, OHIO TONIGHT liOT OPEN ------ East Rim Topic Of WSWS In Mason Meeting MASON ~ Mrs. Imogene Crow , was in charge of the when the WSWS of 1 Your Headquarters For faster--- the EUB church meet recently. The subject of the program fashions for Everyone was East IIJd West, and includ· a.. study of Korea, Okinawa Formosa. Mrs. Ralph Elvis Presley honey gave scrlpture rea•din!i ll "FOLLOW THAT DREAM" and Mrs. Nan Mclnlolh led (Tecbnleolor) Ehll Presley, Arthur 0'· prayer. A reading entitled, Connell, Anne Helm, Joanna Little Girl" was given by Vioti II M:oOie, ·Jack .Kruschen. Crow. "STAGECOACH TO Electloo ol officers was · DANCERS' ROCK" when Mrs. Lillian Grimm Warren Stevena, Martin Lanelected president ; Mrs. dau, Jod.y Lawrence, Judy tie Johnson, vice president; Dan. · Mrs. Imogene Crow, 9ecrebllj'; IUN., MON. tn4 TUES. Mrs. Villa Lee, treasurer; Mn. 31-Apr. 1·2 Rosemary Sampsel, "BILLY ROSE'S JUMIO" of spiritual life; Mrs. (Technicolor) Doris Day, Stephen Boyd, Smith, secrelary of PIUDA'I' aSA.TUjiDAY Morch 29·30 In The Family • • • you. m~slVe screen. ' ' I liGHTER litft alilmJ. num ond steel WtDERtoibah'l comfort 1~111 Shop In Elberfelds Ready-To·:Wear Department on 1fle Second Floor and see the many, many styles In Easter coats • • • wools, acetates, miracle blends and laminated cloths. I MASON - Eight Mason ty dairymen received Honor "BILL SOMMIRS" Rolls recently at the aMual · With David Janoen, Polly II £:~~~·of:!.ir.og County Artl- 3-positlon· Redinlnc Back Converts to Baby's walker ' CU~f·M't TO F E ':>URE SATURDAY ONLy March at "WILD WISTIRNIRS" Starring Jamea Philbrook, Duane Eddy, Nancy K<>vaek. The l!)underero of The Plalnl. The Renetades ond the Reclaltino. See their story Jtatm lt!r'OSI the screen tn blulnt colors. . . , -ALSO"iTiif"MIIIFOlll KILL" This II The Eerie Pattern Of Suspense SI£$TA ACcESsoino tnablll£AlGIFI'S. . . ' ' all,. seated, I to preefdent of the' and to. the' Drop-EndSadded sluplne comfprt Fils Ill l'lltrson nclinetS fils any widlb seat biiCII t~l All-Weather Shield fOI exira protedion llliiiiiiWilllli/11 fvt 111711111111 , .,:::::II Cooperative. The honors were by Dick Chiches!B, SIZH 6 to 20 and 16~ to 24~ 16·50 to 4.9· 50 "hm ret in &1100scl" ~-. of the West VIrginia Artificial Breeders Cooperative. Rolls are awarded to those CO'!I, srr,d by a bull in he M~cylarid • West Virginia ABC I BuU Stud, which produce over , 500 pounds of butterfat in a 305 day lactitlon. These figures baled on DIIIA tesUng and are offiCial. Mason Countiano bon·· II were Otis Randolph, C. C. Jr., G. C. Sommer, You'll find the season's smartest styles, solid colors, checks, plaids and tweed effeds. A. Barker, Otmer LJeving, H. Marcus Weaver, Rolfe Lee, J, A. Brown. ' PETERSON Headquarters for exciting new 3 · ·, , . 1 OIVI C8Kle6t The new lingerie for Spring Is I dainty, durable and eisy to care fQr..Select yours.now from the lat- ' est styles to underline your new J Easter outfit. i; C. ia .. pt Jill' FlEE C8UII CUT·8UT IIITwitll oatry ooupoo for Biplow'o "Doooraac-Your· Room" it may belp you wiD oae a/. tho 2SO..Olorful Biplow rup to be pYell away! eon- ... See our fine 10loodoo a/. famoua Bi&eJow Rup aad Carpeu , .. decide whi<:b you willl to write about il }'OIJr OllllJ. Tilore'l .. gb)jptine ' •• OIIIIIC ia today! Slips • • Half Slips Panties • "~.. ~· • • from P~ to 9·00 • • • from 1-'5 to s.oo • • from 39c to 2·00 Bras • • • • • from 1'00 to 5·" · .~i ,, ' ' foundation GarmentJ,.ftdm 2-·~ to 13·" . I VIsit the 2nd •nd 3rcl floors 1nd - the l~rp selection of the l1tnt trends In furniture and floor covering. 1';·~1 ., IN Elberlelds In Pomeroy ··-· . . . ..... .. f!!.f1y .. \ .<irf· .. BIG:ElLOW Cat~Pet F.OLDA HI-CHAIR • SPRING and EASTER LINGE'RIE ·· '11berfelds In Pomeroy " IT 5 THE QEST EL.Y 0'1 'V't'f HI ( \' 1 syridleote. .~ .mechanilnl. IIANOSOMER witt choice ot colorful "d . -ALS()_ ~Jfi Jftd Warren Steven•· II sr~~~~n.~ expose of tre lin I · SAFER with dDII.It ·,' SELECT YOUR NEW -EASTER COAT NOW "wit~ Eight Dairymen Are Honored For Teall Slrllltlr/SIIIpar/W. new fabries pie: Mrs. I>auune secretary of social BIGGEST, BOLDEST, BRAS- Mrs. Myra F. Hysell, SIEST, BOUNCIEST, Three of Educatloo for chlldren; ...,_ l&c:·•-sing Musical Ci~UJ retary of missionary education, enr to pitch a Tent in your Mrs. Ruth Riley. Jleart! Refreshments were ...-vee! by Coto""re~rtoont the hlllllesses ll!ls. Gladys Slew· art and Mrs. Patty Roush to the following, Mrs. Ralph Mahoney, Mrs. Nan Mcintosh, Mrs. Rosem~cy Sampsel, Mrs. LucDie Smith, Mrs. Eileen Foreman, Mrs. Myra Hy~ll. Mrs. Lilllan . TONIGHT & fltiDA Y Grimm, Mrs. Ruth Riley, ..... 11 ~ 4 HORIIMEN Df Lottie Johnson, Mrs. Robin THIAPOCALPIE" I IStewsll't and VIcki Crow, an Clnemascope Color) Cborlet Boyer. This Ia a big picture iD. every sense of the wOid. ·See it ln eolOr on SIESTA Shop evel')' department ln the store, mab fOur selection now. You'll flDd oourteo111, capable ulea people.to help.you make 70ur 1eledio!L And be 1ure to uve fOur Ill• sUps from Elberfelds-they are valuable to ,~n:~:;tll Jimmy Durante, Martha Raye Dean Jagger. u •s the G1011d Ford, Ingrid Thulin, . Malee El&erlelcls In- .Pomeroy, · ·· BEST for 1 1 .. . (. ..: ~., :. .r . ' ;i} ' :(' .. ,. . ' . ... JHI if# ' ... NEW peterson SIESTA PLAY .PEN .....,,,.,,,,,. -,...•.... ............. r;. In the II was lri 963 Ne.a r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 28, 1963 anderson parsons smith