http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ec0de8a1b5e212928e6c4bcb0bd82fcc.pdf 7fa61a694c46c512185429ff6380fdfa PDF Text Text . • ' -- ~~ Pom_eroy411ddleport, o.._Aq. ~~- - · · Mainly About Hughes Family Reunion Held . . In Ga/ltpoltS • People In PomePI'IIII , Arou And About M1'ddleport = :.. Member!! of . the .... Club and gues1. enJoyed a p!cnle 3S.at lhe Midway part Oil Att.eart~er,: ~ m~-!ttolheWI!dnead~y ElmorAd~ ,.~ ~-.: 1¥ ~len The Put Malroul oi 'Evange- Mro. 0. H. Stewart ol Wlndlbl.::: NICIHoo= llneChapter,l720ES,havecan- Ave., Mlddleport, bud H.:.W:a Mrs. 11 • wT Ued their meetlng ocheduled her BUesls her two a"e" ' ' "" Mrs H p rk The aMual reunion of the ee .,. of 1 b e and llleir fanlwes lncludlog for !heir aMual poilu..,. ...,...on, · ......-ge · • .Mrs. Earl Dill and &l'lnd- family of the late James Aocil In AuiiUal due lA> Ilin .Dr and Ml'll. WuUam Baker Membel'll are asked lA> ' and suesu, Mrs. Chartea daughter, Kathy, left $UIIday Iand Mary B. Hughes was beld hostess. . • ~ former Margaret own ail•erware. and chlJdren, ll'reddte The Past Presldenla of t be Chicago, 01., aod I lor a visit will> reltiveo in Col- Sunday at the Galllpolill Shrine Mrs. L. R. Wiley ill a paU~ I~ two children, AMe umbua. ·Club wilh all the childr.. pre- at Holzer Hospital lor Brinn of Cblcago, m. ' AmerlcBb Auxiliary Judith Ann ond Freda Mr and Mrs. Will~ Davb l 8ent including Glenn, Charles, menl. Her room number" ·1 ' Drew Webster Post wDI meeljl and · andchlldren Kevin and IAllen James Lewb, Elhel warren Bennett 01 Columbus Their older aon attends school Wedneeday evening at t be 1 V•cr.: Wolfe, !he weekand Julia Witham. spent the weekend with hill par-lin Oregon and is employed lor :home of 1\lrs. J. M. Thornton. ANNOUNCE SEMINAH ' Ceoal Winchester with enla Mr. Nld Mrs. Charles Ben-jibe summer. Dr. Baker Is a pro- I AU9- Zl A Seminar fOr the Methodist end u ter and son-in-law, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. nett'm Middleport. He was "".lessor at the University of Chi- , Rock Springs Grange will omeu• Society In Ronald McDade. ' Glenn Hughes, East Fawea, his way to New Jersey lA> _ ac- cago and wilh hiS folly " en· j meet in rOBUiar session Thlll'll- !rvice •in Portamoutll dbtrlct Mn Glen Dill spent MJch ' Mrs Ethel M~ddux, Mr. company his wife and chtldren route lA> Rome, Italy • . where day • at 8 pcm. Member!! ar e bu been scheduled for WednesMr. and .I d . zanes- and Mrs. Herold Teresa home from a visit With her he will be associated with lhe asked to come early lA> he I p A gust Z8 t th United Sunday with rea ves m I and Kim, Sabma, Ohto; Mrs. parenla. Warren will spend •I University of Rome for the aca- 1move back Into hall. Refreab- M Cb...;,h8 1n ;omeroy vtlle. of Julia Wilham, Mr. and Mrs. E. week on vacation In New Jer· ldemic year. They will leave , ment.s wm be served. illtr Uon will be held from Mr. and Mrs. Roy Johnson ts iR. Denney, Raymond and Lea-lsey with hill family hefore re- ,New York by plane for Holland The Willing 1'/orkers clnss 8 :. 9·30 am Each momColumbus were Sunday Huntington, W. Va.; Mr. tummg witb them lA> Columbus. land from there to Ro111l!. the Enterprise EUB church · to bring of her mother, Mrs. ·and Mrs. Charles Hughes, Mr.J Miss Maxine Bennett and two b- meet TburedeY evening, at b 18 w· deSIIOrl and Burris and attended the Evans land Mrs. Martin Hughes, . friends, Libby Range and Ann I Mrs. stewart's bohlellf Mn. Eldon Weeks. sack lun.: be by the fun..-al. lghters, Ilehhie, Kathy , D•ana, Frueh ol Columbus were week- ter and family, N . lk Ohio The Loyal Wo111l!n of tbe for 25 COhill A II end guest.s of her parents, Mr .. Jack White of orwa J,; dlepot\Hlburcb of Christ W·lll and urg).rs. R. L. Gotthardt and son, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bruce, to lheir home !and four children, Mr and Mrs. and Mrs. Charles Bennett. and daughters, Janelleenlng al- meet 'liburscllly evening at lA> attend and memhera wbo '"Columbus Sunday after spend- jCharles A. Hughes, six child- Mr. Clarence Archer of Ak· ellen, left Monday _ev her mo- .m. lbe ohurch. . to attend are welcome. mg a week witb her molher, ren, Mrs. Opal Keller, Rita roo came over tloe w..k.,•d lA> Iter severaldlfays Withe fonner l'p The f4aylors Run Playground *s. w. A. Morgan. IDechard, Mr. and Mrs. Frank accompany Mrs. Archer and jther. Mrs. Whtte;, is 1A.ssociaClon Will have an I ATTEND DINNER 8 Mrs Harry Keiser who fell Archer, Arlen A. Hughes, Sr., two children to their home af-j Dorothy Nell Ste a in Icream social at the playground, Mr od Mrs C J Struble recently at her home in Mm· IPenny and Arlen, Jr., 1-!r. and ter spending several days with lhome economics while Thursday, from 6:30-8 p.m. with Sunersville, breaking a wmt, Is Mrs. Jackte DeBoard. Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Pearl Reynolds. Ithe Norwalk High G 'tdance Homemade lee cream, at their home West Main· convalesdng nicely. . na Young, two children, Kay Mrs. Frank Betz has husband b ;orwalk: ,pie and coffee will be sold. In Present were' Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Norman FISh- Hughes, Judy Hughes, John ed after a visit with her SJster, .counselor for an :case o1 rain It will be held at Jack Cramer and oblld· • !the second ward house. · Jackie Sue and Danny of I er of Senecaville were week and Harry Howard, former Mid· Mrs. Lucinda Danes in Colum- 'schools. end guests of their daughter dleport reSidents, all of Colum- bus. AUG. 23 Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wll-j and son-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. bus; Mr. and Mrs. James A. Emmish of Dayton , The PbilaU>ea Women of the and children, David • Roher! Wamsley and daughter iHughes, Baltimore; Mr. and over the weekend With Ewmgton Middleport Church of Darla, Rutlar•l, and the I and Mrs. Fisher remained. Mrs. James Arthur Hughes, J. parent.s, Mr. and Mrs. will hold a rummage sale Fri- ho nd hostess Mrs. Rohert Wamsely and 1J., Columbus; Mr._ and Mrs. . Mr. Emmish, who ill BY MRS. MITCHELL WE 88 ·day and Saturday, AUBUSI 23-:U 81 a · daughter, Junt Ann and Mrs. IGone Hughes, David, West patient at Meigs General Has- Mrs. Jimmie Shlffiet and In the French building (formANNOUNCE BI.Rm Norman Fisher left today Mr. and Mrs. Ia reported Improving. . spent a ":""kend Wllh er Bldg.) The group Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spence a vacation tllp. lA. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Dale Swearingen is In her siSter and family, and wtn have diShes and curtains Poll -mil) of Columbus are Mr and Mrs. Donald Parker ! Hughes, Carolyn, Mike, Fla. on business. HIs Mrs. Dave Holter of Galhpobs. In addition to clothing. ( Y the birtb o1 an 8 and family of Columbus viSit- !bara, Sue, Mrs. Gordon and children are remain- Mr. and Mrs. David Graham The Middleport Boosten Winn on Suoed saturday evening. with Rita, Robbie; Mr . . and 1n Middleport during hill ab- and family_ of X•nta spent 8 sponsor. their annual Ice . and Mrs. Mason Fisher and Emory White, Gallipolis; and weekend with ber parent.s, Mr. social and band Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spence Mrs. William . Mr. and Mrs. Alien Hughes S-S and Mrs. David Wolf and and Mrs. Ora Paynter. IAUBUSt 23 with servmg to and Mrs. Virginia Dill of Mr. and Mrs. Wdl1am FISh- Middleport. have retumed to their Mr. and Mrs. Harley Green 'gin at 5:30 p.m. Ice c rea Mr and Mrs. AI· er of Parkersburg, W. were home at Seward_ Alr Force and father, George Tyler •pent homemade cake and Hartung Pomeroy are weekend guests of therr parBase, Smyrna, Tenn. after a :1witll Mr. and M r •· dy and soli drinks will be sold. nd ents ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mason Fish· weeks Visit with his mother, Franklin Pinnell of The Phnns. The band, under direction gra par . .tr~l a~ spe~t ~ Madd~x, ~~"an: ::'rs. i ~ :;~le i ter, ~nd ~t enterta~ed u':; for ~ rerson: Ftsh~r.. h M~ V~., 80~~gust conc~rt Bt.rmingham T I Yt•eJds 0 Jntegratton • p~. h~me Mr. and Mrs. Milton Roush and family returned Sat- , Mrs. Lenaher Wolf. and with mother, Mrs. . Fry ol West Columbia, w. and olher reiahves '" lhe The ROOMMATE Serle• 94-A·06·M U"' tube {01/erall dill-) 112 sq. in. picture RCA VICTOR PORTABLE TV • Big, Bright Fuii·Picture Tube • Up-front "Golden Throat" Sound •18,0()()..volt Chassis (design average) SH The Many Other Models of RCA Vidor Portable Television Sell - Table Modelo - Consoles - L)ving Color - Table Radios - Stereos and Portable Record Playel'$. Now On Dioplay On The Second Floor. ELBERFfLDS IN POMEROY -~~G~riVE~D~INNE~;R~~~~========:::;::;=:;::=~~~;~:=T Mr.andandsister, Mrs. Mr. Wyman DenGherke, will and M r 8· 1jMr. sent Eugene an informal concert Harris spent a week at ]i the evening. Mrs. N. C. Ml'll. Keith Ty· ;:hmoll Is president of and Mrs. Orris Barril MOOR.E'S Mr. urday night alter a vtsit al i area. ler their baby, !Boosters while Mrs. Bruc Lincoln Park, Mich., with Mr. , Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shumollls'chairman ollhe and Mrs. AI Harvalh and other I son, Todd, of Albany, visited re- er visited their aon at Kyger The Eagles Class of the relatives. j By UaiWd Prell InternaUOJtal cently with her parents, Mr. and recently. . Methodist Church lJ Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Russell , Birmingham, Ala., once a city Mrs. Jam.. Buchanan and dau- Mr. and Mrs. DaVId Ball and an Ice cream social and daughter, Tammy of Col· of unyielding segregation policies, ghter. family and Carney Ball •pent church lawn Friday, August umbus and Mrs. Charles Fost- moved today toward Mrs. Vernon Bohh and sons, a Sunday in CharlesiA>n. 23rd at 7 p.m. er and children, Pamela, Da~ne, its high schools in 15 days, Greg and David, of Columbus Sunday visitors of Mr. B·~d ' Chuckle and Linda Lou of P•tts· ing !he end of public grade visited last week with her par. Emory Kill~ were th•Ir VISITING HERE burJ!h, Pa., were week end segregation In onother Deep enls, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Giland family, Mr. and Raymood Ebelsleia and Mr. guests of their mo~er, Mrs. state. more, Front..t. Mrs. Bobb and Ash Ricba_rds of Logan, and Mrs. Leonard Russ David Grueser and VISited their Two other Alabama cities Greg returned to Columbus va. and !hell Cleveland arrived We<ln•esday 1 rather at the Alhens Hospital. ] under federal court order to ing David with his grandparMr. and Mrs. Don Philbpa to spend a week at their bo111l! !,Ills• Eleanor Robson and Mr.J mit grade school desegregation ents for a longer Visit. . Peacock Ave. ~~ Mrs. Paul Kloes of Mmers. plans, and a federal judge will Miss Sandra Lee Ban. IS eD-1' Ml'll. George Schneider rule Wednesday on _a plan ON VACATION joying a two weeks vacation MEET TONIGHT and daughter, Eleanor Kay • Sy submitted by Mobile of!JcJals. d M F ed 1 Gard- from her duties at the Doxol The Homebuilders Clnss of raeuse, and Debbie Hartenbachl District Court .Judge Clarenee Rev. an rs. ip for Gas Co. She went to Viall her lhe Middleport Church of Christ 011 8 of- Pomeroy lelt Sunday for a Allgood approved the Birmingare va~a •;:, 'Elders friend, Miss Patty Saunders. will meet Tuesday evenlog, at Vl!<alion at MyrUe Beach, S.0 C. ham plan Monday within minutes lh_e next tw~ we: th." Sunday Davie Ball spent a Sunday , p.m. at tbe home of Mr. 30 Mrs Bnd Abbott. Norman JfJSber and s n, of receiving it. Several of the Will have c arg ·ce dur with his grandparenta, Mr. and 7and Thomas, and Miss Sandra Se- city's high schools wi1J be deseg- ~ommg communion serVJ 1 . Mrs. John Webb. I~~~;;·.;;_"-""""";;;'::~~~ cr8t of Senecaville visited Sun- regated when classes begin Sept. mg the absence of theS mndam• Clyde Ball of Madison visit- i1 d 8 fternoon with Mrs. Wil- ' 4 There will be no u Yh' illter Mrs. Sanford 11Y · · es for the 15 swho •was just recently liam Fisher and Mr. and Mrs. · Huntsville oflt' ot the oatlon's evenmg serv•c tat" next Mason Fisher and family. space c en 't e rs, and TUskegee, two weeks. A_ repr~n IVe from hospital. Other Mrs. Robert Wamsley and home of the famed Tuskegee In- the Gideon Bible Society~~ I~ callers In the Griffith home d~ter, June Ann, and Mrs. slltute. also are scl!eduled lA> speak at the M:eport "in" were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dod- TONIGHT & WIDNISDAY N9~ Fisher were S u n d a Y mit lheir plana B.Dd of Chnst 011 Su Y morn g, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Grif~ FAMILY NIGHTS •DON'T KNOCK evening dinner guees"' ol Mr. gradual desegregation in September 8th. and family, Mr. and Mrs. THE TWIST" and ".Mrs. Mason Fisher and ber. John Webb and &l'andson DavChubbf Checker -andfamily. The Binningham City Board MEETING POSTPONED ie Ball. "THI HAPPY THtiVIS" Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cramer Education did not reveal The meeting of the One Won Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bobo Rita Hayworth and and children, Jackie Sue and many Negroea applied !..class of the Pomeroy First of Logan spent a weekend with Rex. Harrison Denny of Marlon were weekend lers to white 'Chool&. 'l1le church scheduled for her molher, Mrs. Dona PoJs. Thur -l'rl. Aug. 22-H pests of her parents, Mr. and Ingham plan callo for partial evening, has been ley and her sister, Mrs. Belle • llira. C. J . Struble. . lt'gration of the 12th grade only, until Thursday, Aug- Terry and daughter. (Color) -Debbie Laney of Middleport although it left the door open for 1 29 Red Bullons was an overnight guest Sun- other grades. However, officials us · Africa's more than 200 mtl~ Fabian Barbara Eden day of Mr. and Mrs. Willard 1said it was probably too late In Don people are divided into -aodEbenbac'l,.and daughters. i the year to go beyond !he aenior OBSERVES BIRmDAY of tribes and speak "HOUSI OF WOMEN" Miss Judy vaughan a n d · grade. Mrs. Ben Brown celebrated more than 700 d 1f fer eat friend, Miss Connie Shanahan Admission of Negroes to the all· her blrthday Aug. 9 havmg 85 lllangu~~ag~es'!·:__ _ _ _ _ _.J,!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~ and Mr. and Mrs. Pat Vaugh- white schools woukt. leave only her guests her daughter, Marie lUI of Columbus spent the week Mississippi and South carolina husband Warren Washend with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. the last bastions of solid aegrega· and daughter, Jackie; her Vaughan. Ition in pubUc grade 1ehools. son, George, and wife, Berf4r. and Mrs. Paul Rich of School integration in Alabama, her daughter. He1en, ;iiiii CaidweU spent a couple ol days Mississippi and Soulh lid Williams and family and I ••••••• • . . . . ·~··· • • , . . laal "eek with her brother and · tbus lar h&B heen confined to Emanual Hickey and family. -11'1 - • 11 \ .. , . , ~- ~~ ,~ II f.!! I. .• .,. •~ listef-ln-law. Mr. and Mrs. Ho- institutiona of higher learning. : mer· Radford and attended the Binningham Mayor A I b • Mound City, near Cbllllcolhe, II 11 I . II I . U 11/ 1 I I fair. Boutwell deplored the Js one of the strangest II ,.. tl II " • I Dr. E. A. Tracy of ~olu~- integration but warned that Mound Builders works. [t basi 1111 . •• • _) ... bus spent the weekend With his one who attempted to mounds o;o. acr elll •••• , . ••••••• ' li l l i i ~ ···~ 011 1 •· 1 1 mother, Mrs. E. J, Tracy. his tragedy in any way con 1ca 1 1 ~y•·a-1 -----= I Gra~dparenla ~f 1 or old.and Mt. and Mrs. Sam Arn- I a·~er McMaste~ Mr.l ... ..... - . AUT 0. . . sERVIcE , · cENTER. - - For Sayings On Automotive Supplies & Senice granddau~h- ~•llle, ~!ready ~- i :r t;T::'~A't,'~:,. s~:.~=~d --~ i;;, .,.l \;;;i ·-•••I~ ;;;;;;; ... • I -n r-·• - :: ,~ : : =~~= i;;;j ~t ···-~ ~~ ~~ Jt=±± ....... •• i ...... serve and receive the bitter re-1!tr :;;a;;;;ct_.__""""'iiiiiiiiiii~:"""' sentiment we now level at federalllr intervention." POMIROY, OHIO "JACK FIIOIIT'' Referring to 'winter cold as CLOSii!D "Jack Frost" is an allusion to ON VACATION 1 Scandinaviao dwarf who had Tod•y Thru A-.. 29th a little red nose and face. According lA> popular hehef, he Aug. 30 thru S•pt. 5 "MUTINY ON THI would bit.. poeple oa the . BOUNTY" cheeks and nose during L"ld 1 (Technicolor) Mn. Ross Tomlinson . !weather, accounting for their 1 Marlon Brando - Tarita _Mrs. carl Wellman and son, 1red faces. I Jimmy SutiA>n of Ft. Gay, W. Sept. I, 9, 10, 11 Va., were Thuroday guests of BOWLING "IT HAPPINID AT THI WORLD'S FAIR" Mt. and Mro . Herbert Dixon The Dutch Introduced howi(TecbnicoJOr) IJid. family and attended the ing iniAl Colonial America and ElvjJ Prealey, Jo1n O'Brien f•Uoit became so popular that _a - ~- and Mrs. Robert Larkins blue law waa poiSed to forbid L;t. 1£51 aDa daughter, Roberta, were a game called "nine pins." "THI WONDIRPUL WORLOOPTHI Sunday avening BUest.s of Mr. Bowling enthus18sll gol .around IROTHIRS GRIMM" and Mrs. Raymond Krider. the law by adding 1 tenth pm rrechnicolurl Mr. and Mrs. Rusaell Krider and thus bowling ea II Is known IA.urence-Haney &Dd oi Findlay who have heen the IA>day was Invented. Claire Bloom JPIJ!IIa of hla parenta, Mr. and Mn, -~ Kridot left Mon- Raines returuod to their home lepl. 'rt lhru Oct. I day· a vlalt at Elomere, Ky. at Els~. K,y., Monday after WALT DJSNIY'S •suMMift MAGIC" lfjOI Mr. and Mrs. Clyde a week'a vlllt with tbelr ll'&nd(Tocbnleotorl llilnes. parents, Mr. and Mrs. RayIIQIOJ Jtilll Burl !tel Ills... Jtanu Bbll Penny Sue monel Kr1der. .Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Weisenborn of Cleveland visited F'ri· day with Mrs. E. J. Tracy. Mr•. E. J. Tracy and son, Dr. E. A. Tracy visited Friday evening at Portland with Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Furbee. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Denny Sr., Mrs. Albert Mees and Mrs. E. J. Tracy visited Sunday afternOon In Chillicothe with Mrs. A.lonJo Denny and Mr. and tw -· MEIGS THEATRE •••• 1a -- -- ••••••• • • • • ,• • • • .. --- • e New Locat1on e New Furniture e NGw, Low Cost e Budget Terms $15.95* 6 70 X 15 BLACkWALL TUBE TYPE ' 7_50 • Plus Tu 1nd R.capp.tltlt Tin · X l4 BLACKWALL TUBELESS $18'95• Fully Guoronleld By COOPERS PROTECTIVE SERVICE ' GUARANTEE Seat Belts . . . . '5·'1 COOPER S9 99 Economy Air Mester Tire FULL 4 PLY NYLON 6.70 X IS 7.50 . )#. o . X 14 . $13.95• • Plut TIX 1nd Reappibll Tire MUFFLERS Original Equipment Quality FREI INnALLATION Bonded Brake Shoes '8·45 Mostly Installed 2 wheel!' -Full Size H..vyDuty SPORTSMAN Hot Oil ' DIP STICK SAVE AT- $J.91 SHOCK ABSORBERS ___ •Ford-Cbev.-Piy. INSTALLED FlEEt FREE INSTALLATION .._,., "-" . They Will Be ·Higher When ·- The Snow Fllelll ' FACTORY-TO·YOU-SAVINGS ON CAR , BA T,TER, I~S Quollty c..t. Lesl Then YO.. Think Baker "THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN IIUDDLEPORT'' WY 2-:2. . . .. ' 124 ' ¥1!1~ MAtN:st. .. . .. ·-~ ..... ' ) - esses . .i fe's '· ' secretaries~ te~:;.,~r re~urn- j' her man MORE P£0PLE OWN RCAVICI'OR TELEVISION THAN ANY OTHER KIND ... BLACK AND WHITE OR COLOR ~ *'' • LOWEST·PRICED SPORTABOUT! a.~it.ndt~g a~ked ~~ovlded ~rthe:ndda~s. return~'~! 'I Cbrls~an I Bite~ • ELBERFELDS Bat.; "! olj~==- · ~· ,, en1erti!DoC11!illl 1 &ruter 'l'lnlrJoiMrs. G. 0. CUIQ IIIII 10111, Denday at !heir hOmo in Miner• til Md Jeffrey ville. Gueall were Mr. and llanil of ' IJ.J: Guetr; ""llflClub, Sundoy Pknk ..,ditJ be ouelt algbt ~ NOW, . . . YOV POW . -~s. . Mrs. Stew"" Daughters And Fami'I'1es v·lSI't -. •• . '' urd· �• ' 1 -=,...-:~::-::--:;---:-:::---=-~-=,....-.,-::-'_- -Maso I"' Sunday ~. 'r.rr. an 1...,. ·..... - . ...... 1 n.._LJisher Is Special HeHo ,~-· • n.~ N :::;;J:.·S::c!:1 ~~;t ,:t., ":! rn::.-:-. .. ~~p~~!.-;. ~~t!·:: ..J:., CUD lntooll VllltiN liulldeJ Jrilll IDill1 1rt11 ~ llllll .,.. ,:,v![)tty t"\fS . llrli· EarJ Otartestaa. ~r.fr(. s1.1nrt .... ~ Named Head From ltawaii Is . -me eoo,er Preslden\Pl"'r· 'hbial.•deauiJ tC .f!!o I . f4r. anct· Mn. at ~-reb. 1014 '-1 am ef . 0 0 pen FaJI' I Amici<. . • ts ema to,__...,.. T b V111t1n1 Cod ot bunt a . . .. Ch Of H. IPid ~ Pickens on ~ ll!t:~ flllllnl b,oUtt aljl~ South..,evltlled with ..... • · 1111 - Q, lind M r ,. ...... wi111 Vlll'l' 3,000 PRICES . .LOWERED TO COST . _Mr. aDd Mri. ' WM their 811111, Mrs. on Mr. Clpo o.1 for M ovomlgbl Q. J'Ublll l)es&lo Pollnl 11 recup. \Wal!4r of llelbon v1J11.- btl lamllJ. · IW balljllo Olllld ....... from major at lond. Mrs.Oregon JeMie Is vialtlng of -her 'fl!l'e Mn. 'llaxlM ,_ Ballogor ...... tbe tal'lll..aftetqo \ . the borne of her 11011surgery and wife, . and daughter, Susanna o1 uld the....... ry plomled ID re1 Vialtln& at the borneo! Mms Banaei Polin& allier, Mro. Sam Jell..., .• 1\D'D ,ID Wublngtoq Tnut•daJ lt _.. • Sue Lehew and Jaok hart01> Rupert. W. Va. Mr. Herb Qalky MoDaniel wbo IIIOI'Iilllg, but would 110 ..... to taka bomb_. the _.,.. !NN Mr. and, Mrs. Donald ,..,. Mr. lftl - · plofed· lft l'lrtoftbolrl opont ()ope Frlolq: ID """"' lbe M Ill >·I Richard S. OweD. -ldenl-' COLUMBUS IUPil - Special Mr. and Mrs. M. Ri<llanl. 1ft - • Ralph SUnday bts paT- ......end. lrlllll II tf • 'i publisher of the Ohio Valley from Amerloa's iiOih family, Ke,.. UmbqJ In the SII\Oty - - Mr. lftl Mn. J. W. \lortln and - · Mr. llild Mro. CuftiS M.. · 1111111. ' Publishing Company, Monday stale "ill hlJ!hllghl the optming [tuoky, Rarry Qhhnger, and Miss Marilyn S<hwarll II daughters, Mary Beth and Deb- DanieL . ST,um.IN POll · · · ' nigllt was eleoted presidenl or olthe lleth Ohlolltote Fair " : :·:umbus, Ed .pending a two weeb vaoatlon bie of O!Brleston and Mr. aDd • )ln. Margaret &oe of Co- WASIIINGTON <UPU- Pnll- COSTLY ,< 111e Pomeroy Chamber o1 Com- day. andnea, r le. 0 ., Mr. from her duUes at the St. Joo- Mrs . Elmer Martin, Pt. visited several ·d a • s dent Kennedy'a allier, .Dm._, PARGO, N. D,(\IJ'l) . - . 'lit ji-l rnerce In a ...,..tar moetlns of Brinllnl the metsage to Go¥. Mrs. llomtr Cooper, Mill eph Hospital. Marilyn Will IIJ"CC. IIIII. witli. blir brotltlr aud wife, Mr. will MP6-lb lor Mrs. Ja.,oolbot !lorlb DIIIGia . . tlle Boord of Olroc:ton Mid at Rbodo!< wht>n be outs lfiCI Miss E I b • I uale from Nlll'lfa Trabtfl1& s.!)o lllr. and l\lrl. l!lrtJtll Ctsle and Mrs. Sam Jlffert. Kom>ody • _ file Wbllil W IIIJ QloiW . . . .. npu111t {< the Ohio Po'ftr Company of. the tlbbon to officially opoo lbe oeng ou Pomoroy. Remain- !ember )st. and d>lldnn ol Newark '" "... dariDB tile Y\tll. IIIII..,..,,, fi,UC,. rices. exposition will l1e Patrici• IPi lng for • vlslt _l• M,... A. Bel 1[ Rev. and Mra. l"rame .ed recently wtt!t Mr. end Mill. W•atertl As\a'a M-ndl!f and quoellol · oll!rCIII . . , . . ll!lllllli Mr. Owen slli!Ceeds Kermit Anderson. Mlso Hawaii of t962, Grosse ol Baltnnore, a cousm and <hlklnm are their Sam Jeffers. • River IIVJ us the verk whi<b Eunloe ia the wile ol Sarseotlllll . IIIIa Ia IAtMI IIIII Walton, owner of the New York and 10111'111 n111nert1P In lui ol Mlii Lebe••. ...lion vllitinl btl paNI1IJ 11 Mr, and t.frl. PIUI and most rivers do \ S<hrlver, the director ol tlle ,to .a. ef1!P lnllell"'" ... Clol/ting House. Mia Amorita JIIIMllL Mr. and Mrs. Vb1U GIIUWIJ, W. Va. ll1d hlr .... ellllditll ol Columbul • p_. Corps. , , Jllllt4lJI ll ....... boll. greetin~• ~ F'rl-l~anne ~(lie ~of .II~T~e~ ~- r ~yaville, yca~'o ~lor<! ~, . . f . Tiny's New Foodland Tiny and all his employes wish to welcome tvtryOIIt tt their open· [' Senate Told IChicken Legs WILL 49c 49c model century-<>ld with unrestricted nuclear testinJ. uked to contaot The Defense Department re· 111. · Mrs. John TUrner, Mas011. oearcb- engineering director fully . . Sunday, last day o1 the les- 1oupporled t1w trolly and til• sen· Procoaa A.,..rlcin or Plmonlll Uvltle's, a ooocer1 will be held , tral viowl fl)... prvioully to the , a lb. on the village green located at ! eral views given previously to the the Muon Ferry leYet, IPOft!!OI'· Iaervices and atomlc committees ed by the Mo1011 Mother&' club by defense Secr<!tary R<lbrl B. , under dlre<tlon ol Mrl. LuoUio McNamara. . C•p'n Jehn- Fr01111 Swackhamer, and will start at , 1 8:4& p.m. AIIO to be featured . - - "· will be lndbiO tribal daO<M. Refreshments will be 101d Morton or Bonquol Boof - Turk.y Satunlay ., the hl&b oc~tool by the Maori Farm womeo, John Chicken _ _ tor Gra•~ataO, Wahlml ooe<h. Is taldlll ...,. ol otadlnm maa~• menta. and MJ'I, Johnny Roush 10 of Now Haven fl bolllin& ellalr• JANE PARKER WlLLL\MSPORT, Pa. <VPIman. - . ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : ; : ; ; ._ _ I Strallord, Conn., meoll Valle1 the 1Field, Canada, today U • 117tb IMual Lltlle loJIIII WCII'Id I i Serlo awlnp Into tbe flnll aet - - - - - - - ·ol lint • round pmea. Mun!or· lAKED G . rey, Mnlco, plafl Duluth, Minn. ! FliSH E1ch ( . , -•'-111 11 Gaqe ,...._: a tpo thia ..en1n1 In another """""'· · D 17.t IU runnlltl - and one- GriiiWia Hilla, Catu., dcnm- 1 AIL y . hal lett; Pl. PleoNnl 'lUI; , eel llouilun, Tn., 1-1, Ia tbe I'L PoiMrG!' 2U4; Hlntm o.tll sta· ~ opener TUesdaY 11 IOIIIhpaw II.....,.; Kat!Phl Folia UT ' Dave Sttmem wan h Ia 0,... BOND'S SWEET faUint. Charlolton IT.II2 otatlon- 1game with a two-GUt, bolfl lood· ary. ICINwlta mer on t h • ed llncle In 1111 nlntll lrullnisllll. · lletmem lln&led home J I m -~~· Walker wltb the willlllnl nu1 ' - - -:.~ downW Marld· ,antr pll<hln& HVen-blttor GEBHARDT CHILl WITH MIAT 1 ~ . 1-~-; ...nuo up lnfle liD whl<h ha otruck out 18 Hous10.... 9.11 p.m., Bullman up Win- ton baiters. . field 11:21 p.m.; L. C. Sneerer I Houlton oeored both their rutll cana up 'I'Jdeld 11:30 p.m.: Helen 1tn the third on o double by Z. up ~kii:!O a.m: EIRor· Rudl Sirl<klalld and a bo111e JANI PARKI!R cUll up Winliold 1:41 a.m .: El· ,run by Nolan Andman.lfoulton a pk•• of I Isba .•Woodl up Wmlleld 2:3& ,had IWII men on with- aut --a.m.: Thoma Ann down_ Win- ~· in the oljhth Inning but lleblleld i a.m.; Luoas up Wmf1eld nom •truck out tho oklo to put 6:30 11.in. down their lut threat Oldo . _ - QuOI!n C It YI GriiiWia Hilla wiD . meet 11ELEGANT d"""',ll at 1:30 a.m.; Defender 1rnir, Turkey, 1n u10 lelllt-flnall down If, l:liG p.m.; . Patton \Thuraday. Jam1r tire" 1 bye • down It, tl:«< a.m.; Dtke down day when 1 Japa!IOM team ,.u 17, 414i a.m.: Horner up 17, unable to come hen to plaJ bl 1:411 e.m.: St. Morys down tl, lthe oerlu. • 5 : ~ ~ ~!" ·_'1tmm ..r '""'"' IIi ::t. The llriel wiD bt on 'IV m.: cro.ltott down :!2. 1:50 •· tChannel ·13 Saturday on Wide m.: \II•" Rtorlin• uo :rn It :40 World o1 Sportl. a.m.: o....,.r1 do"" :rn. 3:10 1 a.m.· """""r down " ~ :!ill a. .&TI'I!ND CIJNIC 1.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..1 m.; Bosworth up 23. 6:55 a.m.; l\IASON - Beverll members I" R•..n•......t "" r.r..nnn 1?·'-S of the WSCS of the Mason Metb- IRVING BRAND a.m.: s~..... down 2:15 •. odllt Church at181dnd. aubm.: Loultdono uo un o.m . m. district TralnbqJ Cllnle lor offl. roll• ram up 4:1, A.m. ; lndl.,. doom <en on 'fllunUy ..enlJII bl Pt. 5:18 o.m · ~ . llnownrth dtiWH Plouant ot the St. Paul Meth· I a.m.; CI'U<lble down I:IS a. oclllt Clureh. Attending ...,. m.: flo<ol<lnr~ no~~ •·M om.; Mrs. RUIIOII Capehart. Mrs ANN PAGE-WITH TOMATO SAUCI Crow M down 31 1:!111 o.m.: Prod Spenoer, Mra. Dalllo caTiho" .. N5 • "' dlo Mrs John Chattin Mrs I ... dam Southern a.i,t. Piot<no, Mrs. Profcan down 11:11 o.m.: Nortllern up ntt, Mrl. Rowan! V111Matre, . 4:!Wt a.m .: W,.ltfncr to ,.nm.. no Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Mrs. Rus.. ll•illllnl'" 11;...,, aeU Barton, Rav. and Mra. Mar- OUR OWN- 16 I'RII lAGS Jlmr. WolllnR to .. down a.,. van !l'rlllltt. Little Leaune o- World Sen"es In F" a} Set Sliced Cheese -- sea scaIIops, ' S9c • S 79c P0I P1eS SHDULDIII STIAKS - ROUND BONE • 59C . GROUND CHUCK - ~~. 59c ~ - · · .::cr.NG BONII, . , 0.-· ~y 'R"".,...· .. IA!mfn and~ - LII'IJ - - - - ..... T Bag ea s 49c - Wllllom - n fllelr U cii!Wioo. ranttag Ia . , . , . , . .... foiO. D-na ,Ilk to live tU A,. RABAT, - APPLE GRAPE II.ENDED FLOUR lloaded by . -~ promlor Holdoll Roberto. The ytll'-old ..U. -nmeot - ·. E:~N;-:: :;·;:"; =-~ -$E Seedless Grapes- 2~ 49c - - 0- cl '<,. " . . •. 45c '' . _ _ ... - . ' I ''• ~-~ ·N.,··s·· . - ~-· """'' .. · .,A.. .. '· .IUMIO'S ' ' · · )Deodorant~,..::•. 4lc ;t 99t Salad 59c . Larot;G~ Peppers.: 2x . . . : • · · . 6c oPP LAIIL · i f J ' . •· · Every Day Prices at Foodland CANNED MilK Tomato Juice Lllltlr• ~:2Sc Salad Dressing ':~:f~ " ... 32c Cider Vinegar =:-~ ...~on S9c Peaches 11o1 Monto 2"' .~ .. 29c . ' I ... ' ' .. ., _11~,{- < • 15 ... .,. 33c r- ~ ' . .; ~- " ' ' ~I !~.,;,. ! -HRIIII'•·,._, ·l I • .5l·~i: .. \ f . • · ... .....,..,$. • ·' -~; $ian, ·ria.- r'....,'":"'"-;",-'"'·..i:...l.. ..; j ··~ ' .. ' I . -' '· , 1.00 5 46 ... cIll 29c Armour Treet - - - a b120L39 o C . Corned Beef 49c .~M.50 Dog ChoW Purina-- ,...·s, A....... _ 1.79 5 LB. BSKT. : ,. 12 ... ' ·; ..:. ... '" .......... ' ....., -· .. "". ,_. ._ .,._,.\"·.... .. .•. ,,. . 'I 69c Puff Facial Tissues _ 23c · Toilet Tissue W•Idorf _ 4 r•ll pock 32C, ...·., ·- ·Scott Towels _ __ blo ,... 25c .-'_ 1n,.,' ' Tomato Soup soup No. 1 si" 16c Cherries G•nerol Mill• 10._.. ... 29c Variety Pak 39c Wax Paper c•• Rl+a 125 "· 25c Pert Napkins 200 ...., 23c , No, I .... C•mphUt _ _ nn Chicken Noodle ~ Campbello - - - 10 pkp, Armours Vegetable S: :ORTEN IN~ 25 ' •• BONUS BUY I ·.~:~. :· :.':. ·:~ -- ~---- ' i.:: ·.:.. · •::. :; . . . ·'·'·~··- ' FOR HI C- I ' 11 BISCUITS Orange Juice -~-- 400 ,,.. 1S CANS , .... Stllds Mackerel . ,. , ..._, 17c 0;¥st•r Stew Hilton ~~ ~:29t eir;k -t!..J , . . -· ~ -' .., , "', hs · ~C t ..~,non - -·· '7 'f' ·• ,·,. BAG Pdlsbury or Ballard OLEO &~1\Vell ••-•t.... - - ··~·ill T. 1'1 BONUS BUY Lucky Buy Sill Ammunl• LB. K.u ••., _ lifeb.voy Soap ·__ lath 16c DOve Soap ---~ ..thsf.. 21c 8rillo Pads 10 · - 25c A~cix Cleanser __ 21 'o..- 21c A;ax .with NO. • 10~ • • • • 50 PEACHES ... 5 BONUS BUY ~ery Day Prices at Foodland ,~ 1'1 RIPENE~ TREE FOODLAND ·' ! •. ~Gal. ' ·, _ _ _ tv.. 76C'J • 'c lb. $1.00 TALL . CAN GLIEM FAMILY SIZE -7• OPI' I.AIIL ANN PAGI ;.~' ' WHITE POTATOES BONUS BUY / . ANN PAGI- PREHRVU . 4'!:: 79c · J~89c . 29c Grape Jam -.. - 2\~, 49c IUI'Il - 3 4'!-:J9c . ' POTAto .:. S9c SLICED BACON PEACHES s~':a9c MADI WITH Value Buy- I lb. pkgs. LADY TABOR FREESTONI POTATO BREAD . DAVID DAVIES PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT JANE PAlKO SLICED . r---.....;------.:...----------------GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS We Reserve The Right To Limit Qu8ntltlel. ILENiiED JUICE RIGULAit 'er GOLDIN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ... D"L MONTE-CREAM STYL!ii or Wt!OLI KIRNI!L 4 69c Strawberry -"'"" 'l'ooadaJ It COR. PEARL & LOCUST 39c DIL MONTE larly Garden DINTY MOORI =:..~~n~~~.: :.:t~":::.~~:::: Honeydew ·ME'L· IAIIIDON tuPil ·._ ANGEL FOOD POTATO -CHIPS 1..--------------., FACIAL TISSUE 4 o::O 69c ~- ''I JANE PARKER-13 EGGRICIPI ' ' (. ( k -------------.....1 Slices- 2~r.: 39c Beef.Shw- 2~89c Sweet Peas Golden Com Hol Dog sauce 2 49c Welch Drink SandWlch Rolls 23c Hawaiian Punch - 3~ 51·00 paper ToweIs Pork & Beans ... ; ' JANE PARKEII 39 ~ ~---------' 1 .--- • APPLE PIE River News . .. dleport. • . KS · 4 · ge: STEA CHUCK . .SLICED HAMi · ~ . J. 89c ._. ·. land Super Market at the corner of Pearl and Loc1st Strttts ill MW- ROUND BONE=~ •. 49c .CHUCK ROAST: •o"•un.•. 59c BEEF STEW~:!~'-'-- .n..69c ENGLISH ROAST TIUMMID, f~. 59C Chldtlll lrott.-llt. 5fc ,. c lb. Ptd y 011r Trast In "Super·Rifllat" .....Itt ltlnt.l Come, shop ani save on your total food bdl at nny's New Food- 10 IN A PACKAGE CUTS. I y HAM SANDWICHES BLADE I Pe...on• Jo clothln~ are offering cash savings in the form of EVERYDAY .LOW PRICES. PORK· STEAl~' J ;:6..51.2.9 - the "QuHn of ~" ..... Pr~zts '. something. That something Is money. Yn, nny's Footllantl wm 1M ' on the Wahaml 1tbletlt field. At t p.m. the Centennial Ball ., WILUUI •ponsored by the town of Masu.w , _ Dll 1oolloool on will be held. Mus!< will be WASHINGTON tiJPI) - ,.,. provided by Tom Reed and hla PeollliCJil'l - ' t eblol told tho orchestra. Admission will be S2 StOlle l<ldaJ tllat tho limited nuper oouple. dear loll baa tn1t1 -lei """' Prior to lhe game, a style luaU, lmpr<IVO -'tat" raillor show leaturin& authenti< ooo- lthaa domap lhe U. S. mllltar)r · tume• of 100 years or older will posltloo. be recognized as "Citizens of Dr. Harold B,.... taatlftod tllal Honor." Persons weartng au- even if the Sovlet U11ion etteated thentk oosmmes will be admit- on tile treat)' "to the marlmum led free. will be award- •extent poeoible" with ...m te.ts, 011 €all ed to the most outstanding ap- j they oould not obloln "any 1Ub- . Cut Up P•rtll parel of the era. , ot.anUal military gain" ....,pared a · .' would satisfy enly a few people. At Tiny's Foodland tvfryont wfi1s ' . WeekendEvent t••t ., Rrsearcher In Readiness In Bend Area Likrs Treaty tCoa11alltd l'nlm Pqe Oael - nny Is not giving IWay a car or any other expelllive prizn that TENDER .,,.f·.. ~ . ' ,,. " li lng. They fttl that they han something for fYtryont. LEAN ' liD ~ ~;;'. ~ Jdrt·~ ~- ~ * Klou~ deo<ri~· wbat ~· Rlcbard Joues vice • preD- 1 M111 .\nlleriOI1 wUI •lilt the dent o1 the Par~ro Bank aDd 1state lair, which runs lrGin Aul. Sa"'"'' Colllpeny was ,....1001. ?.3 lo Sept Z, 'lnd wUI ftv 10 ed vioe president' of the Cham- Atlaolle City, N. J .• .&q. 31 ~ ber, 1J1C1 Ec1ip1 Hobstetter, Ipar1tclpe~ In the IllS Mila Am· president o1 the PomerO!' Na· ,erka conlell festlvttlel. tiona! Bank, wa oamod s.o. ' . She wiD carry opecial ptatry Treasurer •mas from Hawalllu Got. WU· Uam Quina, aDd <11 Aq•• wUI New dll'O<tors are Mu Ward, , head 8 ....,_ ,.....t n1 Harold Lohse, Charle1 Murray, '!root ollllllfllldlllnd· Grcupo Walton, iiOI>Itlttor aDd Dr. Nor- pardelpalinc bl thlly-•1 Illite hert Compton. Jlalr will entor lhelr eandldllft '• ( , ~.&ClOI!i P~ ~ Marv~ spendin~ • • ·. uquld -~oy · ~s .. -_____.;..___ ..... Slc LB. CAN ' �• ' 1 -=,...-:~::-::--:;---:-:::---=-~-=,....-.,-::-'_- -Maso I"' Sunday ~. 'r.rr. an 1...,. ·..... - . ...... 1 n.._LJisher Is Special HeHo ,~-· • n.~ N :::;;J:.·S::c!:1 ~~;t ,:t., ":! rn::.-:-. .. ~~p~~!.-;. ~~t!·:: ..J:., CUD lntooll VllltiN liulldeJ Jrilll IDill1 1rt11 ~ llllll .,.. ,:,v![)tty t"\fS . llrli· EarJ Otartestaa. ~r.fr(. s1.1nrt .... ~ Named Head From ltawaii Is . -me eoo,er Preslden\Pl"'r· 'hbial.•deauiJ tC .f!!o I . f4r. anct· Mn. at ~-reb. 1014 '-1 am ef . 0 0 pen FaJI' I Amici<. . • ts ema to,__...,.. T b V111t1n1 Cod ot bunt a . . .. Ch Of H. IPid ~ Pickens on ~ ll!t:~ flllllnl b,oUtt aljl~ South..,evltlled with ..... • · 1111 - Q, lind M r ,. ...... wi111 Vlll'l' 3,000 PRICES . .LOWERED TO COST . _Mr. aDd Mri. ' WM their 811111, Mrs. on Mr. Clpo o.1 for M ovomlgbl Q. J'Ublll l)es&lo Pollnl 11 recup. \Wal!4r of llelbon v1J11.- btl lamllJ. · IW balljllo Olllld ....... from major at lond. Mrs.Oregon JeMie Is vialtlng of -her 'fl!l'e Mn. 'llaxlM ,_ Ballogor ...... tbe tal'lll..aftetqo \ . the borne of her 11011surgery and wife, . and daughter, Susanna o1 uld the....... ry plomled ID re1 Vialtln& at the borneo! Mms Banaei Polin& allier, Mro. Sam Jell..., .• 1\D'D ,ID Wublngtoq Tnut•daJ lt _.. • Sue Lehew and Jaok hart01> Rupert. W. Va. Mr. Herb Qalky MoDaniel wbo IIIOI'Iilllg, but would 110 ..... to taka bomb_. the _.,.. !NN Mr. and, Mrs. Donald ,..,. Mr. lftl - · plofed· lft l'lrtoftbolrl opont ()ope Frlolq: ID """"' lbe M Ill >·I Richard S. OweD. -ldenl-' COLUMBUS IUPil - Special Mr. and Mrs. M. Ri<llanl. 1ft - • Ralph SUnday bts paT- ......end. lrlllll II tf • 'i publisher of the Ohio Valley from Amerloa's iiOih family, Ke,.. UmbqJ In the SII\Oty - - Mr. lftl Mn. J. W. \lortln and - · Mr. llild Mro. CuftiS M.. · 1111111. ' Publishing Company, Monday stale "ill hlJ!hllghl the optming [tuoky, Rarry Qhhnger, and Miss Marilyn S<hwarll II daughters, Mary Beth and Deb- DanieL . ST,um.IN POll · · · ' nigllt was eleoted presidenl or olthe lleth Ohlolltote Fair " : :·:umbus, Ed .pending a two weeb vaoatlon bie of O!Brleston and Mr. aDd • )ln. Margaret &oe of Co- WASIIINGTON <UPU- Pnll- COSTLY ,< 111e Pomeroy Chamber o1 Com- day. andnea, r le. 0 ., Mr. from her duUes at the St. Joo- Mrs . Elmer Martin, Pt. visited several ·d a • s dent Kennedy'a allier, .Dm._, PARGO, N. D,(\IJ'l) . - . 'lit ji-l rnerce In a ...,..tar moetlns of Brinllnl the metsage to Go¥. Mrs. llomtr Cooper, Mill eph Hospital. Marilyn Will IIJ"CC. IIIII. witli. blir brotltlr aud wife, Mr. will MP6-lb lor Mrs. Ja.,oolbot !lorlb DIIIGia . . tlle Boord of Olroc:ton Mid at Rbodo!< wht>n be outs lfiCI Miss E I b • I uale from Nlll'lfa Trabtfl1& s.!)o lllr. and l\lrl. l!lrtJtll Ctsle and Mrs. Sam Jlffert. Kom>ody • _ file Wbllil W IIIJ QloiW . . . .. npu111t {< the Ohio Po'ftr Company of. the tlbbon to officially opoo lbe oeng ou Pomoroy. Remain- !ember )st. and d>lldnn ol Newark '" "... dariDB tile Y\tll. IIIII..,..,,, fi,UC,. rices. exposition will l1e Patrici• IPi lng for • vlslt _l• M,... A. Bel 1[ Rev. and Mra. l"rame .ed recently wtt!t Mr. end Mill. W•atertl As\a'a M-ndl!f and quoellol · oll!rCIII . . , . . ll!lllllli Mr. Owen slli!Ceeds Kermit Anderson. Mlso Hawaii of t962, Grosse ol Baltnnore, a cousm and <hlklnm are their Sam Jeffers. • River IIVJ us the verk whi<b Eunloe ia the wile ol Sarseotlllll . IIIIa Ia IAtMI IIIII Walton, owner of the New York and 10111'111 n111nert1P In lui ol Mlii Lebe••. ...lion vllitinl btl paNI1IJ 11 Mr, and t.frl. PIUI and most rivers do \ S<hrlver, the director ol tlle ,to .a. ef1!P lnllell"'" ... Clol/ting House. Mia Amorita JIIIMllL Mr. and Mrs. Vb1U GIIUWIJ, W. Va. ll1d hlr .... ellllditll ol Columbul • p_. Corps. , , Jllllt4lJI ll ....... boll. greetin~• ~ F'rl-l~anne ~(lie ~of .II~T~e~ ~- r ~yaville, yca~'o ~lor<! ~, . . f . Tiny's New Foodland Tiny and all his employes wish to welcome tvtryOIIt tt their open· [' Senate Told IChicken Legs WILL 49c 49c model century-<>ld with unrestricted nuclear testinJ. uked to contaot The Defense Department re· 111. · Mrs. John TUrner, Mas011. oearcb- engineering director fully . . Sunday, last day o1 the les- 1oupporled t1w trolly and til• sen· Procoaa A.,..rlcin or Plmonlll Uvltle's, a ooocer1 will be held , tral viowl fl)... prvioully to the , a lb. on the village green located at ! eral views given previously to the the Muon Ferry leYet, IPOft!!OI'· Iaervices and atomlc committees ed by the Mo1011 Mother&' club by defense Secr<!tary R<lbrl B. , under dlre<tlon ol Mrl. LuoUio McNamara. . C•p'n Jehn- Fr01111 Swackhamer, and will start at , 1 8:4& p.m. AIIO to be featured . - - "· will be lndbiO tribal daO<M. Refreshments will be 101d Morton or Bonquol Boof - Turk.y Satunlay ., the hl&b oc~tool by the Maori Farm womeo, John Chicken _ _ tor Gra•~ataO, Wahlml ooe<h. Is taldlll ...,. ol otadlnm maa~• menta. and MJ'I, Johnny Roush 10 of Now Haven fl bolllin& ellalr• JANE PARKER WlLLL\MSPORT, Pa. <VPIman. - . ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; : ; : ; ; ._ _ I Strallord, Conn., meoll Valle1 the 1Field, Canada, today U • 117tb IMual Lltlle loJIIII WCII'Id I i Serlo awlnp Into tbe flnll aet - - - - - - - ·ol lint • round pmea. Mun!or· lAKED G . rey, Mnlco, plafl Duluth, Minn. ! FliSH E1ch ( . , -•'-111 11 Gaqe ,...._: a tpo thia ..en1n1 In another """""'· · D 17.t IU runnlltl - and one- GriiiWia Hilla, Catu., dcnm- 1 AIL y . hal lett; Pl. PleoNnl 'lUI; , eel llouilun, Tn., 1-1, Ia tbe I'L PoiMrG!' 2U4; Hlntm o.tll sta· ~ opener TUesdaY 11 IOIIIhpaw II.....,.; Kat!Phl Folia UT ' Dave Sttmem wan h Ia 0,... BOND'S SWEET faUint. Charlolton IT.II2 otatlon- 1game with a two-GUt, bolfl lood· ary. ICINwlta mer on t h • ed llncle In 1111 nlntll lrullnisllll. · lletmem lln&led home J I m -~~· Walker wltb the willlllnl nu1 ' - - -:.~ downW Marld· ,antr pll<hln& HVen-blttor GEBHARDT CHILl WITH MIAT 1 ~ . 1-~-; ...nuo up lnfle liD whl<h ha otruck out 18 Hous10.... 9.11 p.m., Bullman up Win- ton baiters. . field 11:21 p.m.; L. C. Sneerer I Houlton oeored both their rutll cana up 'I'Jdeld 11:30 p.m.: Helen 1tn the third on o double by Z. up ~kii:!O a.m: EIRor· Rudl Sirl<klalld and a bo111e JANI PARKI!R cUll up Winliold 1:41 a.m .: El· ,run by Nolan Andman.lfoulton a pk•• of I Isba .•Woodl up Wmlleld 2:3& ,had IWII men on with- aut --a.m.: Thoma Ann down_ Win- ~· in the oljhth Inning but lleblleld i a.m.; Luoas up Wmf1eld nom •truck out tho oklo to put 6:30 11.in. down their lut threat Oldo . _ - QuOI!n C It YI GriiiWia Hilla wiD . meet 11ELEGANT d"""',ll at 1:30 a.m.; Defender 1rnir, Turkey, 1n u10 lelllt-flnall down If, l:liG p.m.; . Patton \Thuraday. Jam1r tire" 1 bye • down It, tl:«< a.m.; Dtke down day when 1 Japa!IOM team ,.u 17, 414i a.m.: Horner up 17, unable to come hen to plaJ bl 1:411 e.m.: St. Morys down tl, lthe oerlu. • 5 : ~ ~ ~!" ·_'1tmm ..r '""'"' IIi ::t. The llriel wiD bt on 'IV m.: cro.ltott down :!2. 1:50 •· tChannel ·13 Saturday on Wide m.: \II•" Rtorlin• uo :rn It :40 World o1 Sportl. a.m.: o....,.r1 do"" :rn. 3:10 1 a.m.· """""r down " ~ :!ill a. .&TI'I!ND CIJNIC 1.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..1 m.; Bosworth up 23. 6:55 a.m.; l\IASON - Beverll members I" R•..n•......t "" r.r..nnn 1?·'-S of the WSCS of the Mason Metb- IRVING BRAND a.m.: s~..... down 2:15 •. odllt Church at181dnd. aubm.: Loultdono uo un o.m . m. district TralnbqJ Cllnle lor offl. roll• ram up 4:1, A.m. ; lndl.,. doom <en on 'fllunUy ..enlJII bl Pt. 5:18 o.m · ~ . llnownrth dtiWH Plouant ot the St. Paul Meth· I a.m.; CI'U<lble down I:IS a. oclllt Clureh. Attending ...,. m.: flo<ol<lnr~ no~~ •·M om.; Mrs. RUIIOII Capehart. Mrs ANN PAGE-WITH TOMATO SAUCI Crow M down 31 1:!111 o.m.: Prod Spenoer, Mra. Dalllo caTiho" .. N5 • "' dlo Mrs John Chattin Mrs I ... dam Southern a.i,t. Piot<no, Mrs. Profcan down 11:11 o.m.: Nortllern up ntt, Mrl. Rowan! V111Matre, . 4:!Wt a.m .: W,.ltfncr to ,.nm.. no Mrs. Reuben Stewart, Mrs. Rus.. ll•illllnl'" 11;...,, aeU Barton, Rav. and Mra. Mar- OUR OWN- 16 I'RII lAGS Jlmr. WolllnR to .. down a.,. van !l'rlllltt. Little Leaune o- World Sen"es In F" a} Set Sliced Cheese -- sea scaIIops, ' S9c • S 79c P0I P1eS SHDULDIII STIAKS - ROUND BONE • 59C . GROUND CHUCK - ~~. 59c ~ - · · .::cr.NG BONII, . , 0.-· ~y 'R"".,...· .. IA!mfn and~ - LII'IJ - - - - ..... T Bag ea s 49c - Wllllom - n fllelr U cii!Wioo. ranttag Ia . , . , . , . .... foiO. D-na ,Ilk to live tU A,. RABAT, - APPLE GRAPE II.ENDED FLOUR lloaded by . -~ promlor Holdoll Roberto. The ytll'-old ..U. -nmeot - ·. E:~N;-:: :;·;:"; =-~ -$E Seedless Grapes- 2~ 49c - - 0- cl '<,. " . . •. 45c '' . _ _ ... - . ' I ''• ~-~ ·N.,··s·· . - ~-· """'' .. · .,A.. .. '· .IUMIO'S ' ' · · )Deodorant~,..::•. 4lc ;t 99t Salad 59c . Larot;G~ Peppers.: 2x . . . : • · · . 6c oPP LAIIL · i f J ' . •· · Every Day Prices at Foodland CANNED MilK Tomato Juice Lllltlr• ~:2Sc Salad Dressing ':~:f~ " ... 32c Cider Vinegar =:-~ ...~on S9c Peaches 11o1 Monto 2"' .~ .. 29c . ' I ... ' ' .. ., _11~,{- < • 15 ... .,. 33c r- ~ ' . .; ~- " ' ' ~I !~.,;,. ! -HRIIII'•·,._, ·l I • .5l·~i: .. \ f . • · ... .....,..,$. • ·' -~; $ian, ·ria.- r'....,'":"'"-;",-'"'·..i:...l.. ..; j ··~ ' .. ' I . -' '· , 1.00 5 46 ... cIll 29c Armour Treet - - - a b120L39 o C . Corned Beef 49c .~M.50 Dog ChoW Purina-- ,...·s, A....... _ 1.79 5 LB. BSKT. : ,. 12 ... ' ·; ..:. ... '" .......... ' ....., -· .. "". ,_. ._ .,._,.\"·.... .. .•. ,,. . 'I 69c Puff Facial Tissues _ 23c · Toilet Tissue W•Idorf _ 4 r•ll pock 32C, ...·., ·- ·Scott Towels _ __ blo ,... 25c .-'_ 1n,.,' ' Tomato Soup soup No. 1 si" 16c Cherries G•nerol Mill• 10._.. ... 29c Variety Pak 39c Wax Paper c•• Rl+a 125 "· 25c Pert Napkins 200 ...., 23c , No, I .... C•mphUt _ _ nn Chicken Noodle ~ Campbello - - - 10 pkp, Armours Vegetable S: :ORTEN IN~ 25 ' •• BONUS BUY I ·.~:~. :· :.':. ·:~ -- ~---- ' i.:: ·.:.. · •::. :; . . . ·'·'·~··- ' FOR HI C- I ' 11 BISCUITS Orange Juice -~-- 400 ,,.. 1S CANS , .... Stllds Mackerel . ,. , ..._, 17c 0;¥st•r Stew Hilton ~~ ~:29t eir;k -t!..J , . . -· ~ -' .., , "', hs · ~C t ..~,non - -·· '7 'f' ·• ,·,. BAG Pdlsbury or Ballard OLEO &~1\Vell ••-•t.... - - ··~·ill T. 1'1 BONUS BUY Lucky Buy Sill Ammunl• LB. K.u ••., _ lifeb.voy Soap ·__ lath 16c DOve Soap ---~ ..thsf.. 21c 8rillo Pads 10 · - 25c A~cix Cleanser __ 21 'o..- 21c A;ax .with NO. • 10~ • • • • 50 PEACHES ... 5 BONUS BUY ~ery Day Prices at Foodland ,~ 1'1 RIPENE~ TREE FOODLAND ·' ! •. ~Gal. ' ·, _ _ _ tv.. 76C'J • 'c lb. $1.00 TALL . CAN GLIEM FAMILY SIZE -7• OPI' I.AIIL ANN PAGI ;.~' ' WHITE POTATOES BONUS BUY / . ANN PAGI- PREHRVU . 4'!:: 79c · J~89c . 29c Grape Jam -.. - 2\~, 49c IUI'Il - 3 4'!-:J9c . ' POTAto .:. S9c SLICED BACON PEACHES s~':a9c MADI WITH Value Buy- I lb. pkgs. LADY TABOR FREESTONI POTATO BREAD . DAVID DAVIES PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT JANE PAlKO SLICED . r---.....;------.:...----------------GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS We Reserve The Right To Limit Qu8ntltlel. ILENiiED JUICE RIGULAit 'er GOLDIN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ... D"L MONTE-CREAM STYL!ii or Wt!OLI KIRNI!L 4 69c Strawberry -"'"" 'l'ooadaJ It COR. PEARL & LOCUST 39c DIL MONTE larly Garden DINTY MOORI =:..~~n~~~.: :.:t~":::.~~:::: Honeydew ·ME'L· IAIIIDON tuPil ·._ ANGEL FOOD POTATO -CHIPS 1..--------------., FACIAL TISSUE 4 o::O 69c ~- ''I JANE PARKER-13 EGGRICIPI ' ' (. ( k -------------.....1 Slices- 2~r.: 39c Beef.Shw- 2~89c Sweet Peas Golden Com Hol Dog sauce 2 49c Welch Drink SandWlch Rolls 23c Hawaiian Punch - 3~ 51·00 paper ToweIs Pork & Beans ... ; ' JANE PARKEII 39 ~ ~---------' 1 .--- • APPLE PIE River News . .. dleport. • . KS · 4 · ge: STEA CHUCK . .SLICED HAMi · ~ . J. 89c ._. ·. land Super Market at the corner of Pearl and Loc1st Strttts ill MW- ROUND BONE=~ •. 49c .CHUCK ROAST: •o"•un.•. 59c BEEF STEW~:!~'-'-- .n..69c ENGLISH ROAST TIUMMID, f~. 59C Chldtlll lrott.-llt. 5fc ,. c lb. Ptd y 011r Trast In "Super·Rifllat" .....Itt ltlnt.l Come, shop ani save on your total food bdl at nny's New Food- 10 IN A PACKAGE CUTS. I y HAM SANDWICHES BLADE I Pe...on• Jo clothln~ are offering cash savings in the form of EVERYDAY .LOW PRICES. PORK· STEAl~' J ;:6..51.2.9 - the "QuHn of ~" ..... Pr~zts '. something. That something Is money. Yn, nny's Footllantl wm 1M ' on the Wahaml 1tbletlt field. At t p.m. the Centennial Ball ., WILUUI •ponsored by the town of Masu.w , _ Dll 1oolloool on will be held. Mus!< will be WASHINGTON tiJPI) - ,.,. provided by Tom Reed and hla PeollliCJil'l - ' t eblol told tho orchestra. Admission will be S2 StOlle l<ldaJ tllat tho limited nuper oouple. dear loll baa tn1t1 -lei """' Prior to lhe game, a style luaU, lmpr<IVO -'tat" raillor show leaturin& authenti< ooo- lthaa domap lhe U. S. mllltar)r · tume• of 100 years or older will posltloo. be recognized as "Citizens of Dr. Harold B,.... taatlftod tllal Honor." Persons weartng au- even if the Sovlet U11ion etteated thentk oosmmes will be admit- on tile treat)' "to the marlmum led free. will be award- •extent poeoible" with ...m te.ts, 011 €all ed to the most outstanding ap- j they oould not obloln "any 1Ub- . Cut Up P•rtll parel of the era. , ot.anUal military gain" ....,pared a · .' would satisfy enly a few people. At Tiny's Foodland tvfryont wfi1s ' . WeekendEvent t••t ., Rrsearcher In Readiness In Bend Area Likrs Treaty tCoa11alltd l'nlm Pqe Oael - nny Is not giving IWay a car or any other expelllive prizn that TENDER .,,.f·.. ~ . ' ,,. " li lng. They fttl that they han something for fYtryont. LEAN ' liD ~ ~;;'. ~ Jdrt·~ ~- ~ * Klou~ deo<ri~· wbat ~· Rlcbard Joues vice • preD- 1 M111 .\nlleriOI1 wUI •lilt the dent o1 the Par~ro Bank aDd 1state lair, which runs lrGin Aul. Sa"'"'' Colllpeny was ,....1001. ?.3 lo Sept Z, 'lnd wUI ftv 10 ed vioe president' of the Cham- Atlaolle City, N. J .• .&q. 31 ~ ber, 1J1C1 Ec1ip1 Hobstetter, Ipar1tclpe~ In the IllS Mila Am· president o1 the PomerO!' Na· ,erka conlell festlvttlel. tiona! Bank, wa oamod s.o. ' . She wiD carry opecial ptatry Treasurer •mas from Hawalllu Got. WU· Uam Quina, aDd <11 Aq•• wUI New dll'O<tors are Mu Ward, , head 8 ....,_ ,.....t n1 Harold Lohse, Charle1 Murray, '!root ollllllfllldlllnd· Grcupo Walton, iiOI>Itlttor aDd Dr. Nor- pardelpalinc bl thlly-•1 Illite hert Compton. Jlalr will entor lhelr eandldllft '• ( , ~.&ClOI!i P~ ~ Marv~ spendin~ • • ·. uquld -~oy · ~s .. -_____.;..___ ..... Slc LB. CAN ' �• - • • I 11111 AtL STABS Clip~ Cards 7-5 In Big Contest Dodgers fte Daily sentiad' t """'""lbolr llellllllll Leoeuo lead loll lllo nl&btcap, 1-1. In 11 In· VPI . , _ Wto 8'0. · - · Jlillll a 1111 I'INMI altlillll'! Jlye bye, lledbll'llo. '1110 Cardillllll iDio .Lol tbe Culll, u. 'lbat wu about ~~~o a11e of • """.... filled w1111 pellllllllldeu "' tbo American League, lh• 11r tbe caolld-off CardiDala W4a:Y lollowfns tbolr llree •tnlal>l vic- ~ nippod lbo Yankees, ld, oiiAir 1bo ~ D<ldiWI bell 1<11'111 llle ·~ 1M 4111 T!Jero liiQ& fill 1111 1"rillll. t-0. ._.... 7~ 1flooocla.y a11bt tD lllo l'r• ,,,.. GllotL tile White S.. bowltd o,.. lilo 0oe mioplay killed all Red Sox. IQ-2. and the AtbleticJ ideao and the llllfartwlale victlm took a palr from tbe Senatoco, .. 'I'll 1i1tt ~Bill Wbll4..,. fll4l 7-i II It lnPiqa. iWI dlnarily ol file ftnest playera we- out the Los Angelea-Balin the clreull tlmqre with the Orioles Bon tbe lltutUonl .au<~. ..~ alt4r ,,.. 'l'llo Dodgers !railed, 4-Z, In die Bomer Capo Rally fourth lDrliD« and bad nmnet'l on Lee Mayo's tbree-run homer In lirot and ~ 'IIIII! J<11n 1W- 111e -111 iJW11 ~ 1 fl..boro grouded tG White. run rally that brought the Bravea N.Y~w:m 'l'ryiDg to force opeedy Willie their victory over the Giants. A, l!r · 1~' 2'1, Dllvillll 'fC'llld. While tlu-.w ~ YIN l'lllooll'l ~"" lly In aome, ... ..., of liN. Urha• boill iDtG centerfield euabllns tha sixlh inning ocored Pete R<>se ~ of Jollnslor, Ohio, w., Frank Boword to ocoro from wilil lhe only run ~ the Cincill.,. of two ld11ed TUelllay Ill . . .... llf • Fill - . , jot IIIII 1M Dlvlo all lht "'1 fro 11111-lloutlill IBJM, firot oo the error. Rookte Grover Powell, maklns llsbll!r. . Before lbt illllkl&- over, tile hilt firlt major l e - start for 'l1lo plDe, pilolld 1rJ J!raD(lt. llodlen rallied for fiva ruu ODl tha Alots, hold 1llo l'lltk to ~ Wit, crulted 011 , _ Grtf. - llle ball pmo. hits in the opener to beat veteran 11aa Air P'or<le Base ODd burst InGiallla IMe Cal McLisb. Tony Taylor's runet Da.,.._ Willi tile pllat •aa aad 'l1lo Gllli!J, llltll!IWllile, fell 710 produoii>Q llillile ill lht lath in. u. wllllam B. JI'OUJt, u. of Pow- g..,.. oil the pace by dfopping nlng sna;>ped a t-aU uo In the 1111. ~ a fl.! decisioll tG the Braves. ibe nightcap. Roda btat lht eou., 1>0. lilo IIIII Home 1'1111 by Jffi'l J.YIIOh Bill 'l1lo Air lllld til., Ml'l ended tile PhUileo' eight-game Mazeroskl sand Jim Pagl~oni .,uc:hed to the Fig,blor Inter- winning streak with a w victory paced the Pirates to their victory '*J>Ior Sqpadam. at Griffiss and . .~ of ~~'I bot fob C •-- .. ""'" . . m - opener a lwover e ubs. _ , on a .rou,~g DUSSIOO. Brlllilwia wu lllllfid 111111 Ud 1 a :muDS 11011. $ An ilivestiglation •as andenoay "' tletamlna the ., the p- . . --.. ·- .·· Games T0 Be Televised wtUcll olruclp . . . IIIIo II IIIII ~- · • ....... f1 ...... ----Ho'U llll'llhooting 'l1wrtlllr III MaJor leopo ...... IIJ U.W lato'llll..... •• A!Pericall Golf CIMIIo 1bt 111M eourae he~ S,..... IIIJI' L UIU BaiOball ~ IIIUQ' Lot AIPIII Wlll on, lia"-1 Ill... lhaa lhelr Sl I.AJUil .u ··-- I u- I Acquittal Of Georgia's Wally Butts Brings Many Reactions llld Cupll And Itt to defend !be CltMio h woo 1aa1 IW• money is $11,0110, 101111 c1 ...000 for a po11111e o1 eu II» Next , gets 8 crao11 11 lltel place money la 11 - af nJa _..._ _.. • ........, today 'l'l1eod8i lllPI'• ~ ed aeeond pme II the - . os, Cealenllle .,., _.., '1'111 he pl.,.t SatanlaJ II I w..k ...; Phlladelpblo a.c!DDall 811 1i8 .1181 . II 11 .lin IIIJ'I'.U. " 11r .100 U Qleagu M New Yn Qlicqo lll._.q man of the UalMt"S1ty of Georgia earned him lame lor :ZZ years, beld a new 0111 for the _,1'41 ~ today - a 13.060.1100 libel su1t jUdgment •!l"lftat the !!llturday ~·ening PQ<t. II was the oecond htpe.t award ev~r made in a libel suit and the highest ever invulving a sports personality. llutts. somotimea oslled "Weopinl Wally" in football eoachlng :U'Clea, wept openly . when the JUrY brought m Its deciSion Tuead\1' m federal court. It came afler oeven bolll"l and t8 mlnutea ol deliberation •nd climaxed a Ill$ that hud run into its third wtel: In testlmooy from moro ~ 10 101._. ful Buill •aa ehipPel' at a ....,. conferentlt 1t1 hour lat«. "' feel uq a oblrup." the ~ eoacll W thee athlatlc dli!ot:Cor said. lellify far ll!lta• .,.. fired from his job by Georgia coach Johnny Gr i f f ltb. Gresory immediately charged the firing e&Dte because of hi& atal!d tn tbo CODiroversy. -Curtis Publ.,hing eo., publisher ol U.. Saturday Evening Post, said in New York that It has msbed Jla !no,. for the secoad quarter to $1,09f,OOO from a lOBS ol $14,'127,000 lo.- the aame period last yoar. -soutlteastent CooftrtPce Comm~ Bernie _ . . 11id ll!e verdict 1hould help 1111 "the dork cloud" hanging .,... jptereolleglote football alld lht Southeastern Conference. ..,.. ~ llltvlce Plt~Qurcb II~- - Cleveland Browns Acquire Huge Tackle ,.rom New York Giants a..- dwlrJ. c::-::11 CLELAND'S T.V. Butt. claimed t11at hio ter wu ......,.... and bls , ruined lrJ 1111 article, "'lbo Sto1'YII of I Clollep PootbaD Fbr." a 1• Maw::;~" p0 . , _ "P"''-------...JI Altgeleo, ....... _. Deil'olt W. L. hl.lm '18 44 . • •• 811 lit .til lifo 18 N .5SIIIO\I II 111 59 116 116 ff1 .5H 64 64 65 66 tion1. The fll'lt bclnu• concerQII 1qulrrel hunttnc. witb the seasqp opentna one weet euUer lbi• l"r, a11d the ~ee. ond big lio11u1 It the maldnll of torrllorlll limits on qullll huntine Iandi. Until tbia yeiU' a block aore~ had tel be 11~ .4111 ~ .480 19¥. .483 21~ .450 21 City Angtleo rn 69 .452 21 Wuhin""'" 45 711 .3118 If •'l'lleaday'a 11en111 Km•as Cltr Q WIISII o. 1a1, tw1 K .C. 7 '1\',llb. 1, and, 14 Ino. Dlght 8 M._ta 0, Dlgbt Los Angelee at BaiL. ppd. """ Clevelaud 3 New York 1, n1pl Qlieago 10 2, Dlfhl 'lt'ele""ey'a Prohehle ~ Wasbinglon at Kana u Cll)' (night) -Duckworill 14-10) _. llfoeller liM!) Vtl. Peoa 111-171. 1llilmesola al Detroit- Pucual IU) vo. Bunning lt-!2). Loll Angeleo at Balltmt.N IDlghU - D. 1M 111-8) n. Bar· b<Jl' 117-t). Cle~ at New Y"'!!, ;;'" Jlillll - Latman 7-8) • llcll: 1111-U) ... llowniDg CHI 8111 01 NIOMI' The new re~Uiln. have been ~~~ado available, alo111 wllll Ule IIIW Uce11ae1 wlll.eb you IIIUlllllavo lt you pian to bunt Ill <IIIIo afte.r Au1. 3t. 11168 • You hlllltOI'J lillY IIOtict Ul~t Ulla YW )'011 m bollefitlnl from two bclnllllll Ill Ule form of relUed rtiiUia· clar~d opon to qu«ll hunter. II wa• llllow~tl. der tho new l'llle•. there iJ nil mepq, The m!lll who own~ j111l land Clll notify the Dlvl•lon of WU,~uil! that to lnmt them. This eHmtnalet a amonM the l'llral neigjlliora wllo poa~ to, Ule law. Fftf lb011a of you wllo want tel hunt qutUI but have a friend witll op~n land, there are 114!Vel'~bl :~~~~ Ian~• open !rom Nov. lG to J~n. 14 tllat you . The oloHII ueu to Mel#• County would bt Re•ervolr In Pelaware COunty, C011per Hollow son County, and Pleuant Valley In Rilla QQuaty. L.Jnrtinlll Oblo hu 164 serel delljnated a puliUo n• ground, and If yo11 11lo11lrl wpt to know where J.cc•ted, you lllllf obt.ln-1 CIIPY of the lllllhlll Ohio l)eplll'tlllent Of NatlU'~ R.-oQl'eQ. lllllO Road, Columblll, Ohio. · 1 ' I 'll'lllllula ~). Cldal8o al llosllln llli&llt l'elel'a INI n. ~ U0-71, ~- Clwl!lalld II lltw Ytl'~ II BCIIIaa Waallin#WI! M Jl"apsaa Cltt, Dlgbt Lae Anpho al J!lllim..., D1111t IOI!IJ , . _ ..tledlllodl '1PICIAL" Mall Girl COlD WAVE s5.00 ..................... , MUILYN'S IIAUTY SHOP ..... WYN311 ....... MloN._. Cl.llltD IIIONDA YS DRY CLEANING 10 ana '2 ROBINSON'S ==: SHOTGUN SHillS RIFLE SHILLS GUN WEI ...naaaning Equipmellt t<no! a READY·MIXED CONCRETE SAVU TIMI-SAVIS MONIY Pw Home lmprovemantl Or Specl1l Llndacl,iint Wt Fuml•h •• 0~ Hunting Coats &Pallf~ '-Y.IRubber Hlnli•glooll . il eGRAVIL •••v•c• AND PIICII . CAl.!- W't NtM POll . ' +" • + '* . TO MAMI 'IOU PllO- YOU OW. rr 110• WOIIt.D'S ,....., ...,.•n•n aa 110 printed cin:un.. ·110 production f/lorltuta · WI All. AI NIAI At YOUa TIUl'tfONI H&,R Firestone· Store, • eFIU DIRT eSAND .-n I The Btitish teke tee to countered the _Four O'Clock Frown. insteed, we too often grump .net grO..VI at our co-workers. If people avoid you in the late afterncon, It may be 1 gocid Idea to esk your doctor why. Whatever he preStribes, we'll cheerfully $Upply. eTOP SOIL BAGS t139 95 • llailJmoro ~v -----;;I I ST.t.RT, AT !I I'N.._ ldwduledl ~ Lugue Clevelmld fulurt Nftrenet lmUI lhe etid COIN-OP =~.::~~ qt10111 blaeMJat lo the broadcut t ..,tOni, PIIIOI it fill' 10111. au:resfed MOTOROLA caslllll ~ and "w a .1111 u.a. ol<. reported thet ~B:q~tts~~·~i~··~~~·~n:: r·IIMNIIl..~: overheard telephone ~: .had given valuable aecrets the UniYfi"IIIY of GrorcJa footlball !tam to 4labama CQOCb IBeart Bryant prior to last game het-.veen !be two sch<ooiB. I~ Alabama won, 35-0. ='::::!'"="'•---~~ '--' Bryant also IIUild lot $10 Enfr>Y pnmlum 'The ts,O&O,OOO award _ $60,00> lion and that suit is at.m ~~ "A" m.nd qual/ll for acllllll "-11"" lind 13 mllilDO iQ the fedora! court 11 IIi< at truly amul"' iD pwdtlve damage~ - was see- ham. '1111 Posl bM uktd for ond only 1o tbe 13.5 mllliDO change of venue. by New YGI'k redio .;;;;;;;,~~;; lrF"'-'""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;jjjii John lllnr7 J'aullr aeainlt a Ueatlon. Aware, Inc. Faulk COJllended 111 article SALIS I SERVICI Aware ...-c1 )l1nl with " Commllililt group IDCI led to Al•onco'14 MOaOJ,= = dlsmillalllf tile Ccilumbla Bro.ld-11 PRICES -The SaturdQ> lvtnlnl PCIII IDODI. l1te spokesman cited a said It will appeol tbe awvd bJ preme Court decision holding that the jury of 12 bw:~men. U puDitive damages paid to a bas 3D daya ia whl<b II) !IJe - in q libel oult .,.. brielo. He aeld also that OOfll-tory -Georgia defensive lille eoach ~amasea also may ht lagblo, u Jobn Gregory, the only membeo- tho fnjui'J' (,.. which they were of the Gtol'Jla alllletk lllafi to poid ca._ no loss of income. tO --e T H )., ommy .e, Dog Grms, • At "Confrontation ~"" II 1M Ill, CoUDI.erfeitin11 Operation Is Con£iscated • 'a. ~-~San n~co "" Olber Develop...... opOkeaii)JII In Washington indica!- pearing in the March 13 Issue of Preoa lllenuotloul Thero wore tiiSM inuDodlalt ed tilat federal taxes may take the Post. Is showing lmprovemeot and he ATLANTA IUPII - Wallace develnpmenta: a big clamk o! any final setU" ibe Post, in the maJazlne art!- =..:.:::.;;.:.:::..==.:.==..::::..::..= o;J- ·· 61 et .!01 13 p.m. l'lltlburP IU1<:h against JIU Today, wltll - - .... ~ 411 10 •115 llld Gary P'•- •• eallen ba':e:'ylnc heller New York 40 II& .317 Wa _1 ..,._ "' thlnp - · lite GaiiJ. - . , . , -Ita ilbt!a~~. II .• after whidl ... polls Tlgen mls It ap wtl• ~ f Olios.. I In llnl place IIIOl1ey 'I'UI Ill holl SyneaM AJI.8Ian. ,... IIIW Yor- 4 Pldla 0. Ill, twl Ill• lllle m ll!e World llwltt !IIOrroW Middleport, l'UIIllef • 1'11111 I fil Y I, lad, 12 ln. Golf. . ap Ia tbo 8EO WeD11H ._. ClnebulaU I D, nlshl "Thai sure •~ a lot of money aey, 1001 1plall lllalll, Leo An!elaa ' 11. Louia 1, I'm shooting for," smiled Palmer Milwaukee 6 san Jl'ran 1, after he had shot his winning S4~ """'IIPn 35-<\g, one under par, ovor lilt New YtQ et long and rough Firestone Countl7 lnlghl) -Stallard (6-IU ... Club Course Tuesday. en 111-2). He actually got In a sbol at "' llu!t loot because NICklaUI won IN) W. ~ (1,.7). CinciDDBU at Hou11oD O'Toole !111-IO) n. OW Nil. CINCINNATI IUPD SL Louis allAIII A!ICI'III · Service nsents Tuesday aeld a - Koufu UN) "' ll4tckl complete counlerfeltiDg operatloa lolllwaube at ~ was round In a raid 011 a house occupied by the lamily of a mill d!eerl... •n-ested earlier In the ,...k wheo He wolvod • _; police foond plates for printing raigned Wort DETROIT IVPII - To~my bogUI money in his oar. er Cblrlll l!lhel llld broke «Jt IIIIo 1 bowl of deli(lht Tho equipment belouged tG oaJ. set at tw,!IOII. aud Solly, lmowtnl she w01 in vln Porter Lowe, 51, of Lau deolluclle ljMIIJ the fOOd hillldf, just rel~xed. !"'ti, and was found In the catioo '11 tho ~ 1r11 Mid . Tile bo7, Tommy Ridge, 10, who meat of a Northern . family 'IIU nat Jmllyod il 18 confintNI 1<1 8 wheelchair with home, the Secret Service satd. eounterfelltntlovobrlll palsy, had his Boston Arnold J. Lou, In dlarge of "We llelieve II WN ' buU dO( stolen-fro~ him 17 daya Secret Service off100, said operation and !lilt 1!0 avlcl ago whlle he and hiS porentlJ were confiscated •.,. niDnhee of ben Ill olfcntlllilll." Itt VIsiting GreeDlleld Village. Uveo, plate. and bills, • "Lowt 1f11t111 It 111\'t ....., '1\luday, 14"- IPd ltlrf. 8111olcl, pre.., eamera ancllnk," tbe ~ ~~qt." lilaJII'J ol KBWZOO. ·llatii!IIIJJ, .... of_ lila IIIODe~ bud )'01 beell ' one-year-old Bo.ston bull, pre- placed m circulation, SETS TOUIItdY IIIII sented to. Tommy m the officea of Lowe \Wll by NEW Will._ _(UPJI the Michigan Humane Society, Greenhllb polico after lie 1'llaDd In 1JawaHWlll1lt The Findlay • Ohio, youth 88 a detectJve· IDvestigatillg of the 12tb 8IIPUil couldn't ~ay a ":ord. He just bad Ans. 8 alayins o! Patricia Golf Ouunp!Qpoldp a b1g grm DO h11 face. R<!bbQ!l, 15, 1 prei\J high achool Cup mat<hfa Dee. U, 1984. Sidney L. JIUIIOI. ehalrmall the executive commltteo of r , ~Golf Association, IIOillld .. Tuelday tbat IIIRAM, Ohio (UP!) - ..,. wtD ma1oe the trip tG the matches wtD bl JUred II newest member of the Cleveland C<>IISI Jl'riday wltb lht nst of tho Royal LabaiDla goU """"'" Browns was on band OOday as the team. Clark had boen obtained 1K ·;;;;;oaa;;;;;na;;;;;i;pa;iiHa,i ;MIIOul; ; . Browas continued prepa111tlo!Js fnllp Dallu tG replace McCor-lr for U>t exhlbition pmt wilb lion 1l>lak. Fw School C - Uaa OW Frlllldleo thio weekend. 11 .-u also report4d thll Paul . l!lxler, the Browns' persoonel diReed Bobov•ch, . a 260-pound rector, and his asslttan~ Dente TYPE tackle, was obl:alned from the Lavelli. have left to begin work New York Giants In an 011 11141 -'"'g prowam for tile eflort . lo t f up tile -m, - ofiOitll.. taclde corpo. IWor Jl,.! been llandllllfl the lbo. Bohovich, a secomd-yoar player, backfield coaohing dutleo In th8 is expected to work the right side early stages of trainJrJg Dub of the Uoe, where JOAII bal DOW tlbll 'over season tackle, John Brown, Is try- job. Jones bad ben working .nth ing to fill the pOst once held llf tho emil flallk«e. . , the reltNd Mlko M«:orm1ck. Coach Blanton Collier, in talk1ng about the deal tbat oent an undiaclooed draft choice to lilt Giants In exchange 1,.. Bohovicb, said he dido't "!mow a thine lbout the YDWI& DIID ucept lUI he has the size and Is IIIJIIICl&ed to bave good opoed for 1 bill man." llohovich reported in limo for dinner at lba !llram CoUece eamp Tuesday ni8bl. ch'Zlnt:.:: BJ CHARLES 8. TAYLOR W. L. fel. tl 48 -119 119 55 .157 ·• 18 .118 DUA. J111t lo lilt l'l.lht ol tllla CO)UlM larce dl1play of 111lhunt1D1 baa bcltll lrrAIIPII 110 IIIII JOU llllf INI.,., O'Delllu.tl • (~). ........,.. aa.. . II QUc:qo Wtlillll ._.. · fa1'QI'IIII I NGS luJ* Toc/ S p d ay porf Ora e euu.. the . round littk! football wb.,. teoms at SPORTS DESK ·PliGE J"'*' Goff oomlD& Ill ..... M, • 11Jt .-.up IPOII W Polmtr ,.... hu 1 ..... 11 'WIIo A , 189.1100 In 111e a.t 111rM . . _ 1DC1 Cupfl tied - .. i for tbo u. s. OpeD IItle and loot Any port of w11m1op _ fn a p1ayo11. Jlodsen tied aw·Iu.l tile mlnlmurq Ia ~ - 11M New ZNiand left.bander. P>Ore to 1111 flllo dllllrii!Jh 0poa erown but """'"'I rar.e Oldtime Pros Would Ft"nd It N G . I oug omg n ew ame T hG • tciUIII,!lll& It U. & Gp111 . . . . dld It the bard -... • - . .;-. . . IrE~ Pbil Rocllen IDCI ~ a I(IOClal 18-llolt pl... 1!h<n IMN ........ to win tbo faurtll ....... 1111 UlllriDI !irill berlh In the Wlrid lilrlll - c1 llloil .. "nllW NEW YOI\K IUPH vo. Souther~ sin vs. Northwestern • vs. lBU, aQd Army VII. NAYJ. Tbese are some of tllo cal· lege football games of will be televised by the Broadcastinl System. . f th tal • ~ 0 ' "' oonNme 0 • to tests which make up the NCM· appi'OVed "(lame of tile Wtl!ll" serl<s will be televised coaJI.IO. cout, it wp announced Tueoday by W"ll'· C Ma cpha•. ·t VIce . 1 .,m . president o! CBS television sports. On five other Saturday's during the season, the network will split to televise thr<l! 88lllel 9A I , . .-aob. ponol basis. With 0111 O"''l!ion, will be showa OD Sal· BlEil FROM FALL urdoy lflernoon, On Thtl~Ugiving Day. Nov. 11, the INditional CLEVELAND mPn ~ OctavBy OSCAR FRALEY bocamt a dentist. "Ttoae Jl'ex,. AM game will lua Bouoe, 2, of Cl':'eland, died UP! Spor1a Wrllt1' "I wont to his ofrico to have f bt P"HPted 011 the full CBS netearly today of m]llrJeo sustamed HOLLYWOOD, Fla. <UPil-1 my teeth cleaned," Pritchard work. TUesday Di&Ht when be fell down Professional football has come so grinned. "Site clellfed my teeth. In all, 34 colleges are reprea Bight of stairs. far and 80 fast In the decade Six months later I was cleBDing sen ted on the schedule, including past, former Philadelphia Eagle ber shoes." all 10 of last season's REPORT SUICIDE great Bosh Pritchard asserted to>Hao Nine Brothers Wilma, the three service acadCINCINNATI IUPU _ Clyde day, that only baU of the men Bosh is one of 10 brolllert who omlel 1M fi!Qtre Dame. The lrisb Adam 34 f uburban c th 01 the early '50's coold hold d set ' me kind o!. rocord In tllotr wiU mu. two •ppeirltnces on telwas f~· :h~ to death ~"J:• job in the current game. n~tive HoJ)t'I'Oll, Va., bOCIIIIO for evleloa. 11lolr 11111• • Stanfol11 In b" to U tbe "eli Y · "It's a different brand of foot · 12 years 1n a row one of lhe Qot. 26 wiD be of 18 8011_;.,::.:;• Y!GI ;;.,.,::' bali and a better brand," oaid Pritebard b<;ys wu playing IDOl· and their pme at Miohigen the ~.:Uton eounti'~oroner's of: Pritchard; who was a halfbor~ bali for the iooal hi~h ""hool. will bo reglonllll)l·teltvised. fl<e re rted. with Steve Van Buren oa the Na- Pra(led by the then CIOVflond Tho &erles wtll ppe~~ on po tional Football League obampion. llaiiii. his ambitill!l wao to mtltfh (lay, lept, 14, wllh 1 'BIT OUT WITH LEAFS ship teams of 1948 and 1949. "The the 11>.0110 IJI)ary the Rams Jllid' ielevised ~01e hel:wten backa of <>Jr time probably C!OUld to Parker HJII. MaidJI1 hio pro al!ll Georgia Tech. '1111 TORONTO, Ont. iUPH - Two make it, DO the who!•. but tloo debut a\ Washlll&lon. wilh bil at lloulhern OaU!orni« coa""t members of the Swedish national lines are so much bigger and nine brothers in tbe allndo, Boob 11 1101 tor MIIOIIII prooentation on bockay team have accepted lnvi- fuler and lbere 11'0 ~ 1110d ''didll't t> q thing:" &epL •· taltoua by Toronto "'_'ach Punch fooll>ail playws ployinl." Tho 1:111to picked him up on 'ftle M110i"ippl at lBU (Nov. S1 J.ntlacb to try out w1th the ~&- Yet a Van Bur~n was every bit waivers after two games and iD and the Northwestern at tiona] Hockey League champJOn. a.~ good as today't~ Jimmy Brown,, .his first start for them he was sin (Nov. 9) games will be Maple Leafs. b< Insisted, and could make any back playing Washington again, evised regionally hut the GoaUe Kjell Svensson and left. backfield in the game today. f with his nine brothers once more Navy classic on Nov. 30, wJU wingor Carl Cleheel. buill *i, wlll "I wu oniJ 1110 poulldl and in !he stands. Bosh took the open- pr...tn<d on a coast-to-coast he given a "good look," lmlach probably would he ruled o"t .... inS kickoff !12 yarda for a twcb· The oomplete ~t:bedllle laid TUesday. tomatically today," grinned the down. more than one game Is shown sturdy dark-haired man. "but if After that came three years In a date, !hose games wiU be PLAYS WITH TRO'ITERS I was given a chanllf tG piiJ, I Utt Navy 11 an offiotr in Genl evilod regionaiiJI: NEW YORK (VPJ) - Wilt probably could. I know I'd love Tululey'l pllY'Ioal fitness pro- Slpl. 14, Florida It t'llle Stiltl Chamba>la!n. the Na- to run behind boys thty gNm and ho wao 1 regulor ao Teoh1 Sept. Z1, Wuhlngloo at t1ooa1 Basketball Association'• have up front." ooon as ho returned 1<1 the Force; Sept. 28, Oklahoma leading scorer, will play for the Eavloa Current Pay Eagles, a potent one-two-three- SOuthern California. Badom Globetrotters Thursday Prftchard, who starred at VMI four punch wftb Van Buren. Tom- Oct. 5, Duke at Maryland; night In an oulljoor pme apiftst before goiq to the Eaalil vlo my Thompa011 and his old Yilt II, Minnolota at North-: ao All-Star !elm at the Polo the Cleveland Hams, aloo eavito teammate, _Joe Mucha. 'lbeJ' llill Oct. 19, Pillol>urp at Wtll VIrgrowuls. tile 88larlaa beiDS paid In j)rD rank, in all deference to the eur- l!inla: Pur<lut at Michigan, Cbamberlaln, of the san Fran· football today. Tho best he ever rent Green Bay Packers, as the gon at Arizona; Oct. 26, cisco Warriors. agreed to join made. and be was one of the only team to score two eonsecu- Dame at Stanford. the Trotters fur tile one night he- best, was $10,1100. Players of his Uve world championship shutouts, Nov. 2. Army vs. Air cause the ~ from the pro- type are maklnJ $21>,000 today. beatlnc Utt Chioa~o Clrdinols. Mlslitolppi at Louisiana gram will 10 tG lila Harlem "Van never mode more 7.(1, 1a the .,OW In 11148 and the ~ora Californlo at YMCA and tho National Assool- thu 15.000," ba llluslnlted. "The Los Allg<1loo llamo, 14-0, In 11!e Nov. 9, Ponn State at ation for the Advancement of average salary now iJ better than rain in 1949. State; Northwestern at Wi8CODSin, Cob'ed People. $12,000."' "But it's a diHerent .game to· Arkansas at Rice. Nov. 16, llolh, vice president In charge day," Prkcbard sighed In retro- at Duke, Noire Dame at BOUT RESCHEDVLED of soleo for Tel-lla l'r<lductioos, spec! as ba teed it up In the NFL 8toUI. OklohoMa at Missouri. MONTREAL tUPIJ - Tho post- whiob procJu«. leloYioiOD OJIOrlt play<>rs golf tournament at the Nov. 23, Harvard at Yale. poned !Iugar llay il<lhlooon-Wilfle films and a weekly ball-hour Hollywood Beach Hotel ~olf club. 1011 11 Snutll Carolina, Greaveo Ill-round middleweight show on National Football Loag1141 "AI Wisler!, who wao our best at Minnesota. Nov. Zl. Texas fight bao been I'Oicbeduled for biihlipll, also doeo lba "'"lor" offensive tackl<, weighed only 215 Texas a.9m. iThanksJiving Day, Sept. s. promoter Regis Levesque on the Eagleo leleviled games. poWlds. He probably couldo't Nov. 30, Army at Navy. said 'holday. He llvea in Cherry Rill, N.J., wltll even get a look wltb the Giant~ Dec. 7, ,\11bama at Miami. Robinlon reported that B-rays his wlfo llld twa .tdldlft. - of 'of today. Maybe we were lucky of his left wrist, in1lred last week whom is an 18-yeai'Oid hi~h we bad II when we did." Hockey player Leonard In a aparring ....Wn. revealed school hallbael:. Which. of coUflle, il shier mod· 1)1 sal In lhe C.nadlan House no frocture and that he phmnecl Mra. Prll<bard 18 a daughter of esty. The Van BUN!ls and the of CommOIUI u a Toronto to res u m o training today or Poss Miller, ooe-time 1/111..-.lty Prilcharols coulcl 10 10itb 11\V· erol In 11162. according Thurldoy. of PamiSylvaola Flcl 8f"l wl» body, a'IY time. Britannica Book ol the Year. I . fill~~ Z~!"!.: 1:':::-.~~ lnl!.. Best C0IIege '!i :sar::ME· ' GoverntJrs Teller Conflict THE 11 L0 .. rii&IP" M fll· It _ffW . .!*"'IRJI VPI . . . . . 'IIIIIch tl:!litll . . AKRON, Ohio IUPtl- ~ Ill& tf Golf fdiiJ ••• In lbo Wcril lilrlll el Gill ~bot - . . . . . . C"'L· =,.,- IIJ 111111011 aiaiMAM Ohio Native Is 'Killed In Jet Fighter Crash ' I . ,6oeglein-. Ready-Mix Co. . I'IIONI ' wY Jm4 COMIUTI .. MII,'IDLEPOAT tor 11e•w opWiltina 4·~ INGELS DUTTOtf DRUG--CO. N.IJoiDAVE. ., &.INI 011 ••• Back To School Suppiles ' . ol ltJ-·- --- l'i'Wl' Zanith TV ch. . . cctnntctlln ... ~. htnd tlltcltnd FURNITURE. Op_on Fri. a Sot. Nights �• - • • I 11111 AtL STABS Clip~ Cards 7-5 In Big Contest Dodgers fte Daily sentiad' t """'""lbolr llellllllll Leoeuo lead loll lllo nl&btcap, 1-1. In 11 In· VPI . , _ Wto 8'0. · - · Jlillll a 1111 I'INMI altlillll'! Jlye bye, lledbll'llo. '1110 Cardillllll iDio .Lol tbe Culll, u. 'lbat wu about ~~~o a11e of • """.... filled w1111 pellllllllldeu "' tbo American League, lh• 11r tbe caolld-off CardiDala W4a:Y lollowfns tbolr llree •tnlal>l vic- ~ nippod lbo Yankees, ld, oiiAir 1bo ~ D<ldiWI bell 1<11'111 llle ·~ 1M 4111 T!Jero liiQ& fill 1111 1"rillll. t-0. ._.... 7~ 1flooocla.y a11bt tD lllo l'r• ,,,.. GllotL tile White S.. bowltd o,.. lilo 0oe mioplay killed all Red Sox. IQ-2. and the AtbleticJ ideao and the llllfartwlale victlm took a palr from tbe Senatoco, .. 'I'll 1i1tt ~Bill Wbll4..,. fll4l 7-i II It lnPiqa. iWI dlnarily ol file ftnest playera we- out the Los Angelea-Balin the clreull tlmqre with the Orioles Bon tbe lltutUonl .au<~. ..~ alt4r ,,.. 'l'llo Dodgers !railed, 4-Z, In die Bomer Capo Rally fourth lDrliD« and bad nmnet'l on Lee Mayo's tbree-run homer In lirot and ~ 'IIIII! J<11n 1W- 111e -111 iJW11 ~ 1 fl..boro grouded tG White. run rally that brought the Bravea N.Y~w:m 'l'ryiDg to force opeedy Willie their victory over the Giants. A, l!r · 1~' 2'1, Dllvillll 'fC'llld. While tlu-.w ~ YIN l'lllooll'l ~"" lly In aome, ... ..., of liN. Urha• boill iDtG centerfield euabllns tha sixlh inning ocored Pete R<>se ~ of Jollnslor, Ohio, w., Frank Boword to ocoro from wilil lhe only run ~ the Cincill.,. of two ld11ed TUelllay Ill . . .... llf • Fill - . , jot IIIII 1M Dlvlo all lht "'1 fro 11111-lloutlill IBJM, firot oo the error. Rookte Grover Powell, maklns llsbll!r. . Before lbt illllkl&- over, tile hilt firlt major l e - start for 'l1lo plDe, pilolld 1rJ J!raD(lt. llodlen rallied for fiva ruu ODl tha Alots, hold 1llo l'lltk to ~ Wit, crulted 011 , _ Grtf. - llle ball pmo. hits in the opener to beat veteran 11aa Air P'or<le Base ODd burst InGiallla IMe Cal McLisb. Tony Taylor's runet Da.,.._ Willi tile pllat •aa aad 'l1lo Gllli!J, llltll!IWllile, fell 710 produoii>Q llillile ill lht lath in. u. wllllam B. JI'OUJt, u. of Pow- g..,.. oil the pace by dfopping nlng sna;>ped a t-aU uo In the 1111. ~ a fl.! decisioll tG the Braves. ibe nightcap. Roda btat lht eou., 1>0. lilo IIIII Home 1'1111 by Jffi'l J.YIIOh Bill 'l1lo Air lllld til., Ml'l ended tile PhUileo' eight-game Mazeroskl sand Jim Pagl~oni .,uc:hed to the Fig,blor Inter- winning streak with a w victory paced the Pirates to their victory '*J>Ior Sqpadam. at Griffiss and . .~ of ~~'I bot fob C •-- .. ""'" . . m - opener a lwover e ubs. _ , on a .rou,~g DUSSIOO. Brlllilwia wu lllllfid 111111 Ud 1 a :muDS 11011. $ An ilivestiglation •as andenoay "' tletamlna the ., the p- . . --.. ·- .·· Games T0 Be Televised wtUcll olruclp . . . IIIIo II IIIII ~- · • ....... f1 ...... ----Ho'U llll'llhooting 'l1wrtlllr III MaJor leopo ...... IIJ U.W lato'llll..... •• A!Pericall Golf CIMIIo 1bt 111M eourae he~ S,..... IIIJI' L UIU BaiOball ~ IIIUQ' Lot AIPIII Wlll on, lia"-1 Ill... lhaa lhelr Sl I.AJUil .u ··-- I u- I Acquittal Of Georgia's Wally Butts Brings Many Reactions llld Cupll And Itt to defend !be CltMio h woo 1aa1 IW• money is $11,0110, 101111 c1 ...000 for a po11111e o1 eu II» Next , gets 8 crao11 11 lltel place money la 11 - af nJa _..._ _.. • ........, today 'l'l1eod8i lllPI'• ~ ed aeeond pme II the - . os, Cealenllle .,., _.., '1'111 he pl.,.t SatanlaJ II I w..k ...; Phlladelpblo a.c!DDall 811 1i8 .1181 . II 11 .lin IIIJ'I'.U. " 11r .100 U Qleagu M New Yn Qlicqo lll._.q man of the UalMt"S1ty of Georgia earned him lame lor :ZZ years, beld a new 0111 for the _,1'41 ~ today - a 13.060.1100 libel su1t jUdgment •!l"lftat the !!llturday ~·ening PQ<t. II was the oecond htpe.t award ev~r made in a libel suit and the highest ever invulving a sports personality. llutts. somotimea oslled "Weopinl Wally" in football eoachlng :U'Clea, wept openly . when the JUrY brought m Its deciSion Tuead\1' m federal court. It came afler oeven bolll"l and t8 mlnutea ol deliberation •nd climaxed a Ill$ that hud run into its third wtel: In testlmooy from moro ~ 10 101._. ful Buill •aa ehipPel' at a ....,. conferentlt 1t1 hour lat«. "' feel uq a oblrup." the ~ eoacll W thee athlatlc dli!ot:Cor said. lellify far ll!lta• .,.. fired from his job by Georgia coach Johnny Gr i f f ltb. Gresory immediately charged the firing e&Dte because of hi& atal!d tn tbo CODiroversy. -Curtis Publ.,hing eo., publisher ol U.. Saturday Evening Post, said in New York that It has msbed Jla !no,. for the secoad quarter to $1,09f,OOO from a lOBS ol $14,'127,000 lo.- the aame period last yoar. -soutlteastent CooftrtPce Comm~ Bernie _ . . 11id ll!e verdict 1hould help 1111 "the dork cloud" hanging .,... jptereolleglote football alld lht Southeastern Conference. ..,.. ~ llltvlce Plt~Qurcb II~- - Cleveland Browns Acquire Huge Tackle ,.rom New York Giants a..- dwlrJ. c::-::11 CLELAND'S T.V. Butt. claimed t11at hio ter wu ......,.... and bls , ruined lrJ 1111 article, "'lbo Sto1'YII of I Clollep PootbaD Fbr." a 1• Maw::;~" p0 . , _ "P"''-------...JI Altgeleo, ....... _. Deil'olt W. L. hl.lm '18 44 . • •• 811 lit .til lifo 18 N .5SIIIO\I II 111 59 116 116 ff1 .5H 64 64 65 66 tion1. The fll'lt bclnu• concerQII 1qulrrel hunttnc. witb the seasqp opentna one weet euUer lbi• l"r, a11d the ~ee. ond big lio11u1 It the maldnll of torrllorlll limits on qullll huntine Iandi. Until tbia yeiU' a block aore~ had tel be 11~ .4111 ~ .480 19¥. .483 21~ .450 21 City Angtleo rn 69 .452 21 Wuhin""'" 45 711 .3118 If •'l'lleaday'a 11en111 Km•as Cltr Q WIISII o. 1a1, tw1 K .C. 7 '1\',llb. 1, and, 14 Ino. Dlght 8 M._ta 0, Dlgbt Los Angelee at BaiL. ppd. """ Clevelaud 3 New York 1, n1pl Qlieago 10 2, Dlfhl 'lt'ele""ey'a Prohehle ~ Wasbinglon at Kana u Cll)' (night) -Duckworill 14-10) _. llfoeller liM!) Vtl. Peoa 111-171. 1llilmesola al Detroit- Pucual IU) vo. Bunning lt-!2). Loll Angeleo at Balltmt.N IDlghU - D. 1M 111-8) n. Bar· b<Jl' 117-t). Cle~ at New Y"'!!, ;;'" Jlillll - Latman 7-8) • llcll: 1111-U) ... llowniDg CHI 8111 01 NIOMI' The new re~Uiln. have been ~~~ado available, alo111 wllll Ule IIIW Uce11ae1 wlll.eb you IIIUlllllavo lt you pian to bunt Ill <IIIIo afte.r Au1. 3t. 11168 • You hlllltOI'J lillY IIOtict Ul~t Ulla YW )'011 m bollefitlnl from two bclnllllll Ill Ule form of relUed rtiiUia· clar~d opon to qu«ll hunter. II wa• llllow~tl. der tho new l'llle•. there iJ nil mepq, The m!lll who own~ j111l land Clll notify the Dlvl•lon of WU,~uil! that to lnmt them. This eHmtnalet a amonM the l'llral neigjlliora wllo poa~ to, Ule law. Fftf lb011a of you wllo want tel hunt qutUI but have a friend witll op~n land, there are 114!Vel'~bl :~~~~ Ian~• open !rom Nov. lG to J~n. 14 tllat you . The oloHII ueu to Mel#• County would bt Re•ervolr In Pelaware COunty, C011per Hollow son County, and Pleuant Valley In Rilla QQuaty. L.Jnrtinlll Oblo hu 164 serel delljnated a puliUo n• ground, and If yo11 11lo11lrl wpt to know where J.cc•ted, you lllllf obt.ln-1 CIIPY of the lllllhlll Ohio l)eplll'tlllent Of NatlU'~ R.-oQl'eQ. lllllO Road, Columblll, Ohio. · 1 ' I 'll'lllllula ~). Cldal8o al llosllln llli&llt l'elel'a INI n. ~ U0-71, ~- Clwl!lalld II lltw Ytl'~ II BCIIIaa Waallin#WI! M Jl"apsaa Cltt, Dlgbt Lae Anpho al J!lllim..., D1111t IOI!IJ , . _ ..tledlllodl '1PICIAL" Mall Girl COlD WAVE s5.00 ..................... , MUILYN'S IIAUTY SHOP ..... WYN311 ....... MloN._. Cl.llltD IIIONDA YS DRY CLEANING 10 ana '2 ROBINSON'S ==: SHOTGUN SHillS RIFLE SHILLS GUN WEI ...naaaning Equipmellt t<no! a READY·MIXED CONCRETE SAVU TIMI-SAVIS MONIY Pw Home lmprovemantl Or Specl1l Llndacl,iint Wt Fuml•h •• 0~ Hunting Coats &Pallf~ '-Y.IRubber Hlnli•glooll . il eGRAVIL •••v•c• AND PIICII . CAl.!- W't NtM POll . ' +" • + '* . TO MAMI 'IOU PllO- YOU OW. rr 110• WOIIt.D'S ,....., ...,.•n•n aa 110 printed cin:un.. ·110 production f/lorltuta · WI All. AI NIAI At YOUa TIUl'tfONI H&,R Firestone· Store, • eFIU DIRT eSAND .-n I The Btitish teke tee to countered the _Four O'Clock Frown. insteed, we too often grump .net grO..VI at our co-workers. If people avoid you in the late afterncon, It may be 1 gocid Idea to esk your doctor why. Whatever he preStribes, we'll cheerfully $Upply. eTOP SOIL BAGS t139 95 • llailJmoro ~v -----;;I I ST.t.RT, AT !I I'N.._ ldwduledl ~ Lugue Clevelmld fulurt Nftrenet lmUI lhe etid COIN-OP =~.::~~ qt10111 blaeMJat lo the broadcut t ..,tOni, PIIIOI it fill' 10111. au:resfed MOTOROLA caslllll ~ and "w a .1111 u.a. ol<. reported thet ~B:q~tts~~·~i~··~~~·~n:: r·IIMNIIl..~: overheard telephone ~: .had given valuable aecrets the UniYfi"IIIY of GrorcJa footlball !tam to 4labama CQOCb IBeart Bryant prior to last game het-.veen !be two sch<ooiB. I~ Alabama won, 35-0. ='::::!'"="'•---~~ '--' Bryant also IIUild lot $10 Enfr>Y pnmlum 'The ts,O&O,OOO award _ $60,00> lion and that suit is at.m ~~ "A" m.nd qual/ll for acllllll "-11"" lind 13 mllilDO iQ the fedora! court 11 IIi< at truly amul"' iD pwdtlve damage~ - was see- ham. '1111 Posl bM uktd for ond only 1o tbe 13.5 mllliDO change of venue. by New YGI'k redio .;;;;;;;,~~;; lrF"'-'""'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;jjjii John lllnr7 J'aullr aeainlt a Ueatlon. Aware, Inc. Faulk COJllended 111 article SALIS I SERVICI Aware ...-c1 )l1nl with " Commllililt group IDCI led to Al•onco'14 MOaOJ,= = dlsmillalllf tile Ccilumbla Bro.ld-11 PRICES -The SaturdQ> lvtnlnl PCIII IDODI. l1te spokesman cited a said It will appeol tbe awvd bJ preme Court decision holding that the jury of 12 bw:~men. U puDitive damages paid to a bas 3D daya ia whl<b II) !IJe - in q libel oult .,.. brielo. He aeld also that OOfll-tory -Georgia defensive lille eoach ~amasea also may ht lagblo, u Jobn Gregory, the only membeo- tho fnjui'J' (,.. which they were of the Gtol'Jla alllletk lllafi to poid ca._ no loss of income. tO --e T H )., ommy .e, Dog Grms, • At "Confrontation ~"" II 1M Ill, CoUDI.erfeitin11 Operation Is Con£iscated • 'a. ~-~San n~co "" Olber Develop...... opOkeaii)JII In Washington indica!- pearing in the March 13 Issue of Preoa lllenuotloul Thero wore tiiSM inuDodlalt ed tilat federal taxes may take the Post. Is showing lmprovemeot and he ATLANTA IUPII - Wallace develnpmenta: a big clamk o! any final setU" ibe Post, in the maJazlne art!- =..:.:::.;;.:.:::..==.:.==..::::..::..= o;J- ·· 61 et .!01 13 p.m. l'lltlburP IU1<:h against JIU Today, wltll - - .... ~ 411 10 •115 llld Gary P'•- •• eallen ba':e:'ylnc heller New York 40 II& .317 Wa _1 ..,._ "' thlnp - · lite GaiiJ. - . , . , -Ita ilbt!a~~. II .• after whidl ... polls Tlgen mls It ap wtl• ~ f Olios.. I In llnl place IIIOl1ey 'I'UI Ill holl SyneaM AJI.8Ian. ,... IIIW Yor- 4 Pldla 0. Ill, twl Ill• lllle m ll!e World llwltt !IIOrroW Middleport, l'UIIllef • 1'11111 I fil Y I, lad, 12 ln. Golf. . ap Ia tbo 8EO WeD11H ._. ClnebulaU I D, nlshl "Thai sure •~ a lot of money aey, 1001 1plall lllalll, Leo An!elaa ' 11. Louia 1, I'm shooting for," smiled Palmer Milwaukee 6 san Jl'ran 1, after he had shot his winning S4~ """'IIPn 35-<\g, one under par, ovor lilt New YtQ et long and rough Firestone Countl7 lnlghl) -Stallard (6-IU ... Club Course Tuesday. en 111-2). He actually got In a sbol at "' llu!t loot because NICklaUI won IN) W. ~ (1,.7). CinciDDBU at Hou11oD O'Toole !111-IO) n. OW Nil. CINCINNATI IUPD SL Louis allAIII A!ICI'III · Service nsents Tuesday aeld a - Koufu UN) "' ll4tckl complete counlerfeltiDg operatloa lolllwaube at ~ was round In a raid 011 a house occupied by the lamily of a mill d!eerl... •n-ested earlier In the ,...k wheo He wolvod • _; police foond plates for printing raigned Wort DETROIT IVPII - To~my bogUI money in his oar. er Cblrlll l!lhel llld broke «Jt IIIIo 1 bowl of deli(lht Tho equipment belouged tG oaJ. set at tw,!IOII. aud Solly, lmowtnl she w01 in vln Porter Lowe, 51, of Lau deolluclle ljMIIJ the fOOd hillldf, just rel~xed. !"'ti, and was found In the catioo '11 tho ~ 1r11 Mid . Tile bo7, Tommy Ridge, 10, who meat of a Northern . family 'IIU nat Jmllyod il 18 confintNI 1<1 8 wheelchair with home, the Secret Service satd. eounterfelltntlovobrlll palsy, had his Boston Arnold J. Lou, In dlarge of "We llelieve II WN ' buU dO( stolen-fro~ him 17 daya Secret Service off100, said operation and !lilt 1!0 avlcl ago whlle he and hiS porentlJ were confiscated •.,. niDnhee of ben Ill olfcntlllilll." Itt VIsiting GreeDlleld Village. Uveo, plate. and bills, • "Lowt 1f11t111 It 111\'t ....., '1\luday, 14"- IPd ltlrf. 8111olcl, pre.., eamera ancllnk," tbe ~ ~~qt." lilaJII'J ol KBWZOO. ·llatii!IIIJJ, .... of_ lila IIIODe~ bud )'01 beell ' one-year-old Bo.ston bull, pre- placed m circulation, SETS TOUIItdY IIIII sented to. Tommy m the officea of Lowe \Wll by NEW Will._ _(UPJI the Michigan Humane Society, Greenhllb polico after lie 1'llaDd In 1JawaHWlll1lt The Findlay • Ohio, youth 88 a detectJve· IDvestigatillg of the 12tb 8IIPUil couldn't ~ay a ":ord. He just bad Ans. 8 alayins o! Patricia Golf Ouunp!Qpoldp a b1g grm DO h11 face. R<!bbQ!l, 15, 1 prei\J high achool Cup mat<hfa Dee. U, 1984. Sidney L. JIUIIOI. ehalrmall the executive commltteo of r , ~Golf Association, IIOillld .. Tuelday tbat IIIRAM, Ohio (UP!) - ..,. wtD ma1oe the trip tG the matches wtD bl JUred II newest member of the Cleveland C<>IISI Jl'riday wltb lht nst of tho Royal LabaiDla goU """"'" Browns was on band OOday as the team. Clark had boen obtained 1K ·;;;;;oaa;;;;;na;;;;;i;pa;iiHa,i ;MIIOul; ; . Browas continued prepa111tlo!Js fnllp Dallu tG replace McCor-lr for U>t exhlbition pmt wilb lion 1l>lak. Fw School C - Uaa OW Frlllldleo thio weekend. 11 .-u also report4d thll Paul . l!lxler, the Browns' persoonel diReed Bobov•ch, . a 260-pound rector, and his asslttan~ Dente TYPE tackle, was obl:alned from the Lavelli. have left to begin work New York Giants In an 011 11141 -'"'g prowam for tile eflort . lo t f up tile -m, - ofiOitll.. taclde corpo. IWor Jl,.! been llandllllfl the lbo. Bohovich, a secomd-yoar player, backfield coaohing dutleo In th8 is expected to work the right side early stages of trainJrJg Dub of the Uoe, where JOAII bal DOW tlbll 'over season tackle, John Brown, Is try- job. Jones bad ben working .nth ing to fill the pOst once held llf tho emil flallk«e. . , the reltNd Mlko M«:orm1ck. Coach Blanton Collier, in talk1ng about the deal tbat oent an undiaclooed draft choice to lilt Giants In exchange 1,.. Bohovicb, said he dido't "!mow a thine lbout the YDWI& DIID ucept lUI he has the size and Is IIIJIIICl&ed to bave good opoed for 1 bill man." llohovich reported in limo for dinner at lba !llram CoUece eamp Tuesday ni8bl. ch'Zlnt:.:: BJ CHARLES 8. TAYLOR W. L. fel. tl 48 -119 119 55 .157 ·• 18 .118 DUA. J111t lo lilt l'l.lht ol tllla CO)UlM larce dl1play of 111lhunt1D1 baa bcltll lrrAIIPII 110 IIIII JOU llllf INI.,., O'Delllu.tl • (~). ........,.. aa.. . II QUc:qo Wtlillll ._.. · fa1'QI'IIII I NGS luJ* Toc/ S p d ay porf Ora e euu.. the . round littk! football wb.,. teoms at SPORTS DESK ·PliGE J"'*' Goff oomlD& Ill ..... M, • 11Jt .-.up IPOII W Polmtr ,.... hu 1 ..... 11 'WIIo A , 189.1100 In 111e a.t 111rM . . _ 1DC1 Cupfl tied - .. i for tbo u. s. OpeD IItle and loot Any port of w11m1op _ fn a p1ayo11. Jlodsen tied aw·Iu.l tile mlnlmurq Ia ~ - 11M New ZNiand left.bander. P>Ore to 1111 flllo dllllrii!Jh 0poa erown but """'"'I rar.e Oldtime Pros Would Ft"nd It N G . I oug omg n ew ame T hG • tciUIII,!lll& It U. & Gp111 . . . . dld It the bard -... • - . .;-. . . IrE~ Pbil Rocllen IDCI ~ a I(IOClal 18-llolt pl... 1!h<n IMN ........ to win tbo faurtll ....... 1111 UlllriDI !irill berlh In the Wlrid lilrlll - c1 llloil .. "nllW NEW YOI\K IUPH vo. Souther~ sin vs. Northwestern • vs. lBU, aQd Army VII. NAYJ. Tbese are some of tllo cal· lege football games of will be televised by the Broadcastinl System. . f th tal • ~ 0 ' "' oonNme 0 • to tests which make up the NCM· appi'OVed "(lame of tile Wtl!ll" serl<s will be televised coaJI.IO. cout, it wp announced Tueoday by W"ll'· C Ma cpha•. ·t VIce . 1 .,m . president o! CBS television sports. On five other Saturday's during the season, the network will split to televise thr<l! 88lllel 9A I , . .-aob. ponol basis. With 0111 O"''l!ion, will be showa OD Sal· BlEil FROM FALL urdoy lflernoon, On Thtl~Ugiving Day. Nov. 11, the INditional CLEVELAND mPn ~ OctavBy OSCAR FRALEY bocamt a dentist. "Ttoae Jl'ex,. AM game will lua Bouoe, 2, of Cl':'eland, died UP! Spor1a Wrllt1' "I wont to his ofrico to have f bt P"HPted 011 the full CBS netearly today of m]llrJeo sustamed HOLLYWOOD, Fla. <UPil-1 my teeth cleaned," Pritchard work. TUesday Di&Ht when be fell down Professional football has come so grinned. "Site clellfed my teeth. In all, 34 colleges are reprea Bight of stairs. far and 80 fast In the decade Six months later I was cleBDing sen ted on the schedule, including past, former Philadelphia Eagle ber shoes." all 10 of last season's REPORT SUICIDE great Bosh Pritchard asserted to>Hao Nine Brothers Wilma, the three service acadCINCINNATI IUPU _ Clyde day, that only baU of the men Bosh is one of 10 brolllert who omlel 1M fi!Qtre Dame. The lrisb Adam 34 f uburban c th 01 the early '50's coold hold d set ' me kind o!. rocord In tllotr wiU mu. two •ppeirltnces on telwas f~· :h~ to death ~"J:• job in the current game. n~tive HoJ)t'I'Oll, Va., bOCIIIIO for evleloa. 11lolr 11111• • Stanfol11 In b" to U tbe "eli Y · "It's a different brand of foot · 12 years 1n a row one of lhe Qot. 26 wiD be of 18 8011_;.,::.:;• Y!GI ;;.,.,::' bali and a better brand," oaid Pritebard b<;ys wu playing IDOl· and their pme at Miohigen the ~.:Uton eounti'~oroner's of: Pritchard; who was a halfbor~ bali for the iooal hi~h ""hool. will bo reglonllll)l·teltvised. fl<e re rted. with Steve Van Buren oa the Na- Pra(led by the then CIOVflond Tho &erles wtll ppe~~ on po tional Football League obampion. llaiiii. his ambitill!l wao to mtltfh (lay, lept, 14, wllh 1 'BIT OUT WITH LEAFS ship teams of 1948 and 1949. "The the 11>.0110 IJI)ary the Rams Jllid' ielevised ~01e hel:wten backa of <>Jr time probably C!OUld to Parker HJII. MaidJI1 hio pro al!ll Georgia Tech. '1111 TORONTO, Ont. iUPH - Two make it, DO the who!•. but tloo debut a\ Washlll&lon. wilh bil at lloulhern OaU!orni« coa""t members of the Swedish national lines are so much bigger and nine brothers in tbe allndo, Boob 11 1101 tor MIIOIIII prooentation on bockay team have accepted lnvi- fuler and lbere 11'0 ~ 1110d ''didll't t> q thing:" &epL •· taltoua by Toronto "'_'ach Punch fooll>ail playws ployinl." Tho 1:111to picked him up on 'ftle M110i"ippl at lBU (Nov. S1 J.ntlacb to try out w1th the ~&- Yet a Van Bur~n was every bit waivers after two games and iD and the Northwestern at tiona] Hockey League champJOn. a.~ good as today't~ Jimmy Brown,, .his first start for them he was sin (Nov. 9) games will be Maple Leafs. b< Insisted, and could make any back playing Washington again, evised regionally hut the GoaUe Kjell Svensson and left. backfield in the game today. f with his nine brothers once more Navy classic on Nov. 30, wJU wingor Carl Cleheel. buill *i, wlll "I wu oniJ 1110 poulldl and in !he stands. Bosh took the open- pr...tn<d on a coast-to-coast he given a "good look," lmlach probably would he ruled o"t .... inS kickoff !12 yarda for a twcb· The oomplete ~t:bedllle laid TUesday. tomatically today," grinned the down. more than one game Is shown sturdy dark-haired man. "but if After that came three years In a date, !hose games wiU be PLAYS WITH TRO'ITERS I was given a chanllf tG piiJ, I Utt Navy 11 an offiotr in Genl evilod regionaiiJI: NEW YORK (VPJ) - Wilt probably could. I know I'd love Tululey'l pllY'Ioal fitness pro- Slpl. 14, Florida It t'llle Stiltl Chamba>la!n. the Na- to run behind boys thty gNm and ho wao 1 regulor ao Teoh1 Sept. Z1, Wuhlngloo at t1ooa1 Basketball Association'• have up front." ooon as ho returned 1<1 the Force; Sept. 28, Oklahoma leading scorer, will play for the Eavloa Current Pay Eagles, a potent one-two-three- SOuthern California. Badom Globetrotters Thursday Prftchard, who starred at VMI four punch wftb Van Buren. Tom- Oct. 5, Duke at Maryland; night In an oulljoor pme apiftst before goiq to the Eaalil vlo my Thompa011 and his old Yilt II, Minnolota at North-: ao All-Star !elm at the Polo the Cleveland Hams, aloo eavito teammate, _Joe Mucha. 'lbeJ' llill Oct. 19, Pillol>urp at Wtll VIrgrowuls. tile 88larlaa beiDS paid In j)rD rank, in all deference to the eur- l!inla: Pur<lut at Michigan, Cbamberlaln, of the san Fran· football today. Tho best he ever rent Green Bay Packers, as the gon at Arizona; Oct. 26, cisco Warriors. agreed to join made. and be was one of the only team to score two eonsecu- Dame at Stanford. the Trotters fur tile one night he- best, was $10,1100. Players of his Uve world championship shutouts, Nov. 2. Army vs. Air cause the ~ from the pro- type are maklnJ $21>,000 today. beatlnc Utt Chioa~o Clrdinols. Mlslitolppi at Louisiana gram will 10 tG lila Harlem "Van never mode more 7.(1, 1a the .,OW In 11148 and the ~ora Californlo at YMCA and tho National Assool- thu 15.000," ba llluslnlted. "The Los Allg<1loo llamo, 14-0, In 11!e Nov. 9, Ponn State at ation for the Advancement of average salary now iJ better than rain in 1949. State; Northwestern at Wi8CODSin, Cob'ed People. $12,000."' "But it's a diHerent .game to· Arkansas at Rice. Nov. 16, llolh, vice president In charge day," Prkcbard sighed In retro- at Duke, Noire Dame at BOUT RESCHEDVLED of soleo for Tel-lla l'r<lductioos, spec! as ba teed it up In the NFL 8toUI. OklohoMa at Missouri. MONTREAL tUPIJ - Tho post- whiob procJu«. leloYioiOD OJIOrlt play<>rs golf tournament at the Nov. 23, Harvard at Yale. poned !Iugar llay il<lhlooon-Wilfle films and a weekly ball-hour Hollywood Beach Hotel ~olf club. 1011 11 Snutll Carolina, Greaveo Ill-round middleweight show on National Football Loag1141 "AI Wisler!, who wao our best at Minnesota. Nov. Zl. Texas fight bao been I'Oicbeduled for biihlipll, also doeo lba "'"lor" offensive tackl<, weighed only 215 Texas a.9m. iThanksJiving Day, Sept. s. promoter Regis Levesque on the Eagleo leleviled games. poWlds. He probably couldo't Nov. 30, Army at Navy. said 'holday. He llvea in Cherry Rill, N.J., wltll even get a look wltb the Giant~ Dec. 7, ,\11bama at Miami. Robinlon reported that B-rays his wlfo llld twa .tdldlft. - of 'of today. Maybe we were lucky of his left wrist, in1lred last week whom is an 18-yeai'Oid hi~h we bad II when we did." Hockey player Leonard In a aparring ....Wn. revealed school hallbael:. Which. of coUflle, il shier mod· 1)1 sal In lhe C.nadlan House no frocture and that he phmnecl Mra. Prll<bard 18 a daughter of esty. The Van BUN!ls and the of CommOIUI u a Toronto to res u m o training today or Poss Miller, ooe-time 1/111..-.lty Prilcharols coulcl 10 10itb 11\V· erol In 11162. according Thurldoy. of PamiSylvaola Flcl 8f"l wl» body, a'IY time. Britannica Book ol the Year. I . fill~~ Z~!"!.: 1:':::-.~~ lnl!.. Best C0IIege '!i :sar::ME· ' GoverntJrs Teller Conflict THE 11 L0 .. rii&IP" M fll· It _ffW . .!*"'IRJI VPI . . . . . 'IIIIIch tl:!litll . . AKRON, Ohio IUPtl- ~ Ill& tf Golf fdiiJ ••• In lbo Wcril lilrlll el Gill ~bot - . . . . . . C"'L· =,.,- IIJ 111111011 aiaiMAM Ohio Native Is 'Killed In Jet Fighter Crash ' I . ,6oeglein-. Ready-Mix Co. . I'IIONI ' wY Jm4 COMIUTI .. MII,'IDLEPOAT tor 11e•w opWiltina 4·~ INGELS DUTTOtf DRUG--CO. N.IJoiDAVE. ., &.INI 011 ••• Back To School Suppiles ' . ol ltJ-·- --- l'i'Wl' Zanith TV ch. . . cctnntctlln ... ~. htnd tlltcltnd FURNITURE. Op_on Fri. a Sot. Nights �.,. . . . . .. ~.-uu.t, ~-~ 0., Aq.ll, 1....7 F' 6-l'eek Dlnes8 ,WiUiorru•.l\etJrllo r.,..,. To Be Token ~ ....... -~ ... ................. ..._...... .... ..... . . '' • .., ··~~~·-·. _.... . PIMIIIICI lilrl. . . . . J'rw. lfll)lliliilfll, Pl. "777! I, ADI!UTIIiD: Mn. Sltor111111 Oaborne Pt. Mro Ia Jer, Pt. PJee•!l"'; Mro, 1loiDw BIRTII: A 41ucht..- 1o Mr. atam.,' Pt. a( r 1, Kemper, Galllpoill, Ohio, IIIII Mro. Tllomao ' Vllitoe, Pt. 8. J, DISCIL\RG£1); 0, IIIIN, Ohio. DURING OUR ANNUAL • • • 3 IIG DAYS •THURSDAY eFRIDAY .SATURDAY IUD PINCK SPEaAL G<>od .UIIIIJ, blaok load Ptll· cllJ in auorted eolorJ , Eruer tip. Be the fint to tet M eood supply while they last. SCHOOL PAK - Salt Price lie b1J Ylluo ~ontolnt a roll top po~ll boX, I ponolla with ,.....,, IIIII point pen, doublo pondl ,Urpontr, e lllcll ruler, Ink 1'1111 and pondl or-, .....,,... wltll ponoll and 8 colorln& erayont. Ju11 ln. limo lor bllck10-ochooll A euo VJ!ue, fREE 144 •1- ••- '----J TO THI PIRIT Adult ..- . IIIOkiOf 1 ""'"'- In ..,, "'- Thu,.,., -•IOf ...,.. ..u. •hoo "'""' In ......, .. L:'";;;..,.~;..·,.;;,;..;.."'..";...,....;tot;...';..""..".. Limit 10 2·11"1 llncltr tncl Filler- $1.00 ·11 Sale p 1 5 "';i:;;"iiii;;;i;:;"'::'A7!:GO~;' G<>oc1 ~ulltr "" unen dftlln ..,••,. in Stick It Polrtt Pen r ce c Look at thlo erozy pr1ce. A I fllrlo nlut. 'It D•td1on•ry - • $ 1 1110rhil ~olort . 2 rina binder• with two Red and whitt Jtripe, non·relitlable pen 50c pacll:apt of "BIG d" ruled filler pa- good for thousands of word• at a~ fantutie 51 • Pr1ce 1.00 per. A real blcll:-to·aellouJ value. Bind•r ule ptice. Be Jure you havr enouih . Wt 832 pages of bold, readable type and with .aoo th•ett . A fl .tit value m~y never repeat thia b'llr.K~in. %9t valut. over 1,000 illuatrations. Clear, coQCiH definitions of all words in common Ute. De•ltaed etPeci1lly for homt, school 'Nifty' Binder _ S.le Price lie •ad oftlct, • ' 1::_ ,. ')I Maan~tic Mltonotlo "NII!y" ' Sale Price $2.00 IlNDER _ With Fr" 500 count filler New $2.00 three hole .!lide punch magnt· tie binder with 49c Spiral NotebooK . J'tt..- with e1eh ltind..r I .1.21 J00 count~ hole filler. A $3.29 value. 12 INCH BOTH FOR ONlY JOe _; ·.•,- HI-COUNT- A SOc Value Writing Ttblet S1le 2 for 25c Regular fSc ruled writing table-t buv one and we rive you another one Uei! -Clip Board _ RISING TO THE OCCASION-A girl dangles from parachute that is gliding upward instead of coming down near JuanLes-Pin..;;, France. A speedboat and tow line sends her up. ---- -- ru er with non-smear inking ~ng binders. A JOe :aluo:· 3 =PINeit sRXitPUi~ C•nvas Gym leg Sale Price $1. Good quality canvas zipper iYffi bilj, idW for schnul and tnvel. Sturdy ri\iited hu· die and four brass feet . Pl!'rfect for many use1 . Full 16" .!l izt:. A $2.00 value , $1.00 A $2,00 VaiUI EACH A f2,00 VALUI BOTH FOR for only •1.00. SALI rlltiCI - · -- ----- $1,00 18-Qt. Decorated WISte &uket S1le Price 88c Clusic octagon style plastic Wllile bll.likrt• decoratad wit~ design. ft'ull 18 qt. capacity F.uily cleaned witb aponge or damp tloth . A $2.00 Value . attr~:~t'livt! New! Rubber Gloves -~,- Sale Price 38c Made especially for 11hampooine lilnd tir.tinlil: h11ir . N~w krtnkle textur~ assures firm gnp 1nd thtty 11re double dipped for double weHr. Mad~ of the IillHNt httex rubbttr . A 61ilc value. aach Aluminum Cake & Utility Pan _Sale $1.00 r.mou• Loolc·lf.S.. pan with transpl!'ent .t,rene eover. Onl pleet aluminum p.n with rolled edces. Protects food and keepalt freab. Fint Come-Firit Served. A $1.79 V1lue - ;tr-; ·. . ·;,· ' .. ~- :.. ' 3-PI•ce l!rrt•l Sauce Pen Set _ Sele $1 .00 Wllltoi tlllmol ..,... PI• oet with rtd handl•• and trim, 1 eteh "'• 1 and 1.,. qt. lilt. Replace tho~e old pans while you ean NYe. A $1.11 Value .:.,.:;s;: "< ' ' - -·~:~~ 14oQt. Enamel Dish Pan_ Sele Price $1.00 Whit. ..,.mol pen wllb ft!d trim. Fiorini dnp ohlpo with Qlra wide rolled rillt iDIW'el a secure fP'IP on all side&. lay to 1111, UIJ to eleen. A $1.71 value. ', "»' : , """·" _.; Three pat•ks of 180 shrf'ls each of -'Nlfty" looaa leaf filler. Side puneh, 5 hole , Stttek up cow! Jl'it• 2 or 3 rini bind~n. 140 abeet tut11l. Sale Price 33c e 7 CUP ALUMINUM PERCOLATOR e4 QT. ALUMINUM SAUCE PAN e 3 PCl ALUMINUM RANGE SET Here's our once a year special! A full site household broom AND a qulll!J eotton wet mop-both ' Filler Paper _ Sale 3 pks. for $1 Sturdy clip board with 1tron1 metal clamp. 'nllt board will pve mtny yeare of service at an exceptional price. A 59e value. A PYRAMID BUILDER?-No, this helicopter is just pulling a 650-pound steeple atop the meeting house of a community settlement in Carmel, Calif. It's easier than doing it conventional way. ~he entire project will be cOmpleted 1his year. BROOM & MOP SET ~ • ' 3 P.cks 110 Cou"t- A $1.71 VtiYt Plasbc Jl<!ncil h as~ortprl col .S arpeners in hll - or~ R•n · .,.,_,VPr ... , c w e they are at thl• low I Price. A Sc value. , ow YOUR CHOICE! /~ Attache Case, Zipper, Sale 77c Just the thin-e for back-ltHichool dltniUriet - simulated le1ther cue with stroni bra11 plated calrh amd St>curely rivit.ed handle, Will earn· loads and loads of material. A $l.M ve~lue '' . 121 incb, pastel colored plastic Genuine Schaeffer't cartridge pen plu.s I eartrtdge refills, 1 regular special at $1.49. BUT we art' adding ANOTHJ!R !:1 pac-k refill and offering thh tremtn· doue value at only $1.00. A f2.00 value. .,_,_ l.trp Poly &reed Box __ " '+ Sale Price $2.00 Huae plutic box that 11 ideal tor bread or picnle box; storage of neaten or blou~e~ or UJe aa sewiDI buket or medillillo 1111. BtauWul putol eoloro. Ske SXUxlfl!i lnclleo. A 'UJO Value, Pl1stlc Urn Planter _ _ _ Sale Price $1.00 Beautiful marble dea,n plastit urn with br1s1 pitted h.air pin lep, A bandsom,. addition to any room iP your homt . Jutt imagine this lov'!ly piece adorned watb grten f.<Jiiage. Siu l2xl6 inchea. A J2.00 Value Two Tier Metel Shelf _ _ Salt Price $1,00 B..uUtul blatli: enameled metal two U111r 11helf. 10 inehe1 h)j:h . 14 inche• lon1 and 8 Inches dl!!ep . JUMt the risht 11izr for use in many plue1 fur wluitnot ~urlul, b1Jok1, t'h'. A $1.79 value. 16 Inch Buftble Lamp _ _ Sale Price $1.00 16 inch monic bubble lamp in assorted eolors, With WMinut and brass b11Me. Get several durina thla N1e for den, living room, bedroom and P'•Y room. 4 $2.00 value. 44 Qt. Poly W11te ltsket _ S•le Price $1.00 Perfect for bathroom, bedroom, den. llltehen or oltiee. Rill~ proof, unbreakoble ond- to cloaa. A Ciani ., ,qt - diJ. A •.10 valva 7-Pc. Swirl Pattem Gless Ice Te• Set, Sale $1. 100% Foam Twl" Pillows _ Sale $2,00 pr. Two lu:xuriou1 foam bed pilloWJ, lllx21 inche1. Ni,iht att..nigbt of comfortable ri!Mt with tht!M 100% thredded. fo.am plllon A f4 00 Value. CREAM OF THE CROP- Mrs. Kar l·n Gronn Hagen, 60, a m ember of the Norwegian Parli umt!nt, spends L•rge Polyethalene Utility Tub _ Sale $1.00 A hilt ol 4...,, qt 1IINI Can'l ruat, deal, cl!lp or . .ot. her v acutions on fru T'n in Tynset, No rway. She m 1lks 15 cows and helps with the c rops each day. Bright •-clive eolora. AI a price like lhlo ""' em~ afford to be wllbout ....,.1, 1'1101e are real fuU lize lubo--tllt\!1 BEHBY'S Y•• 'f·--,, ,~ l~eo. Giant 12 •uart oopociiJ. A $2 VJ!ue CombiiiJIIon P1dlock S.le Price 48c , _ ,U propertJ 11 h - ll!d acllool -bblltloa padloek. 4 lllc! Vol... 11.Qt, Plastic Weter Pall wltb 11111 llurdJ Johnson & Johnson Fir11 Aid Kit _ _ Sale 69c A complelf firat aid kit in <1 compil c.t unit. Con11:tbls fir~! ud cream, bandaids , hlllndagt>, pla~tic slriJH:111nd bookl1t. .Btt 111ft, keep ~tveral of the1t1 kih iu home, bill!iBOl@nt , gar~ gt', car 1nd school Ioehr. A $1.2U Hii Ut!. Sale Price $1.00 Hot Pad Set fd111al for kitc-hen or bar-b-que. T'wo heavv mitt s 1md four jumbo pot holder:-; . Sheds Willer, j:ri!!¥t;\! oil, rt-si!ltl beat and wtpei dean. A $2 .011 val ut or Window Shades S.le Price $1.00 Pop-Out Ice Cuba Trey _ S1la 6 for $1.00 While plasli c 11hadt!' with r l!·hlv ttmho~ tuturt . Thor· oughly WMRhable . Sale 36"" x6". A ~2 . 00 v~lue Be~utiful Pll!!1 PI colur.,d plutir i<'e eubt' lriiYI with pulA button a('tion Lho01l makei remowla of cubei ~1y. 52.34: nlq Eequire Lenol White Shoe Polish _ Men'• Lunch K i t - - - - Stle Price $1.00 All me~! men's lunch box, arer en~mel outtid1 with clun white •nam•J interior. 8t-unly bandit and •trona ftstener•. A $L7V Value Sal• Price $2.00 Black erramel mt<tfll phone table with shelf for di.rec~. Guard rail prevtonl s the phone fro-m beinJ knocked off. · A hiJhly 1ttrac:ti vt> pie<'e- tor lflY room . At 1 hie dollar uvine! A $3J)0 v1lue LIMITED QUANTITIES Hangers __ Sele 2 pks. of 8 For $1.00 60 Count Bobby Pln1 - - - - Stle Price 9c Sixteen Prevfnt damagr to delicute flbries with thes• tmooth plutJe A regular De eard of 80 bobby pino with smooth atln fin- llbed rubbor Ujl!l. A De Value. hangers . Assorted colorli. 8 hanaera in each package, A. • V11lue- Sale Price 38c 10 Shelf Shoe Bag - - Sale Price $2.00 MI-Gallon Picnic Jug Soft llalblt · polJ poll wlU not dent, ehip or ruat, Z.., to deaa 1114 •n't mar furniture or slat. Ideal 1M ke budcet. ....,.b )ltil or wow poll. 8!111'117 .wiN liudlo. A 'Ito 'faiue, Stle 221 New Eaquire l..1nol whitt' 1hoe polish with _,e euy on appU.. CMt.or that ket'()#l h:l nd• riNn . Excluaive Lanol white formula prevent• e.xcesliJve dt- Leriorat i()n . A 33<' value Metal Telephone Table _ ~ oplral deoip <lear glau, Iii• larp JD ounee lee tea 11- and ID 811 OUIIce Upped tllcber, 4 ..110 value, bJndft. PLASTir "' ·o ER Schaeffer'• C~rtrldg. Pen With Refills, Sale Price $1.00 . c;;,:' '- ·- ,·-- "Nifty" back.to·icllOOl Leatht>rette covers in beautiful assott.ed color!-1 . Two hole punch. Don't go back to sehoul without one of these! As seen UD T.V . A $1.29 value . TriDiporent plootlo full dpper ololure. bai wltb 10 bic oholvea, A fili.OO Volue. quilted top •nd Sele Price lie Molded ''f(lam " pla~tlc.- Jut with Jlaq liner . Handy flip-top pour I!IJ>'.HI! in hrighl plastlr cap , Light Wt'"l&ht and will not rusL $1.79 Value ~ l 2 Slilacl Magnlfv.ina MirrOr _ Salt Price $1.00 Tek Tooth Brushes _ _ Sale Price 2 for 51c 'Universal' Pint Vacuum lottie_ Sale $1.00 8 lacb macnlf7lill m'lrrW on one aide ll!ld - " " mirror oa Cbol,. of modi- or bard lirlllleo In ~ oba)lll oad Bye appe.alinr: drum de•lrn In Jparkllnt red and wbite. Lull; ~· olber, !rllll lovel1 dlllla 11em 11141 bw cloeGnlld lrilll oolor hindi... A eua Voluo. , proof •topper. No pr.. heatina or cooHnc iD nomtal Utrt. claiDtJ u....n.- ..P 1n .... t,z plnl, ~~c. 4 • ..... Shock ablorben protect liner from brtaklnl. A IZ.OO Vlllu ,-~. " Ia.~''- White Olea DISH SIT PLACE is a Presby .. THE U>rian Child Care Home .\-,' : ,, , -v,.-_ BeauiUul IIIIIOOib mlllt wbi!At Jdou dllll 1ft a _,Jete IOIIJnc for four, f Ia~ plateo, • 11141 • · - · eALI PIIIC AfJ..Y!IIue- '- (", ., other fi,U :;T Y f.:L'~!<F.T -Princess Lalla Amin a of M0roccu is shOV.ll an oltl gun as ~he viaitli a Paris showplace. eur in Norman, Ark., but it cou ld be anywhere else . The chi1d is a youn" girl. She is hardlY ever alone, yet is almost always Jonely. She is a young orphan living in an orphanage. ~Too young to understand her plight or to do any· thing about it, she shares the special bond with the .\ . Slngint God't proitt5 helps build ttr•r:'&th. unfortunates who Uve in a world that they dic1 not help to make. An orphan'• day ond1 with lh"l'kllil ~ror• . EVERYBODY OIJT Of 'pOOL.i..A.I)ulldlns goes 'up In ~ ami II retlec)84 li! .pc!ol ~ ~lllaavWe, MIL Xing Feat ..ru Sllndic:atr. ' ' i ' 'J·OO .I ' ' • ;, MILL STilET ~· I ' OPEN t TO 5 MON. THIU fll.-9 TO 9 SATURDAY MIDDLEPOIT I 1 1 �.,. . . . . .. ~.-uu.t, ~-~ 0., Aq.ll, 1....7 F' 6-l'eek Dlnes8 ,WiUiorru•.l\etJrllo r.,..,. To Be Token ~ ....... -~ ... ................. ..._...... .... ..... . . '' • .., ··~~~·-·. _.... . PIMIIIICI lilrl. . . . . J'rw. lfll)lliliilfll, Pl. "777! I, ADI!UTIIiD: Mn. Sltor111111 Oaborne Pt. Mro Ia Jer, Pt. PJee•!l"'; Mro, 1loiDw BIRTII: A 41ucht..- 1o Mr. atam.,' Pt. a( r 1, Kemper, Galllpoill, Ohio, IIIII Mro. Tllomao ' Vllitoe, Pt. 8. J, DISCIL\RG£1); 0, IIIIN, Ohio. DURING OUR ANNUAL • • • 3 IIG DAYS •THURSDAY eFRIDAY .SATURDAY IUD PINCK SPEaAL G<>od .UIIIIJ, blaok load Ptll· cllJ in auorted eolorJ , Eruer tip. Be the fint to tet M eood supply while they last. SCHOOL PAK - Salt Price lie b1J Ylluo ~ontolnt a roll top po~ll boX, I ponolla with ,.....,, IIIII point pen, doublo pondl ,Urpontr, e lllcll ruler, Ink 1'1111 and pondl or-, .....,,... wltll ponoll and 8 colorln& erayont. Ju11 ln. limo lor bllck10-ochooll A euo VJ!ue, fREE 144 •1- ••- '----J TO THI PIRIT Adult ..- . IIIOkiOf 1 ""'"'- In ..,, "'- Thu,.,., -•IOf ...,.. ..u. •hoo "'""' In ......, .. L:'";;;..,.~;..·,.;;,;..;.."'..";...,....;tot;...';..""..".. Limit 10 2·11"1 llncltr tncl Filler- $1.00 ·11 Sale p 1 5 "';i:;;"iiii;;;i;:;"'::'A7!:GO~;' G<>oc1 ~ulltr "" unen dftlln ..,••,. in Stick It Polrtt Pen r ce c Look at thlo erozy pr1ce. A I fllrlo nlut. 'It D•td1on•ry - • $ 1 1110rhil ~olort . 2 rina binder• with two Red and whitt Jtripe, non·relitlable pen 50c pacll:apt of "BIG d" ruled filler pa- good for thousands of word• at a~ fantutie 51 • Pr1ce 1.00 per. A real blcll:-to·aellouJ value. Bind•r ule ptice. Be Jure you havr enouih . Wt 832 pages of bold, readable type and with .aoo th•ett . A fl .tit value m~y never repeat thia b'llr.K~in. %9t valut. over 1,000 illuatrations. Clear, coQCiH definitions of all words in common Ute. De•ltaed etPeci1lly for homt, school 'Nifty' Binder _ S.le Price lie •ad oftlct, • ' 1::_ ,. ')I Maan~tic Mltonotlo "NII!y" ' Sale Price $2.00 IlNDER _ With Fr" 500 count filler New $2.00 three hole .!lide punch magnt· tie binder with 49c Spiral NotebooK . J'tt..- with e1eh ltind..r I .1.21 J00 count~ hole filler. A $3.29 value. 12 INCH BOTH FOR ONlY JOe _; ·.•,- HI-COUNT- A SOc Value Writing Ttblet S1le 2 for 25c Regular fSc ruled writing table-t buv one and we rive you another one Uei! -Clip Board _ RISING TO THE OCCASION-A girl dangles from parachute that is gliding upward instead of coming down near JuanLes-Pin..;;, France. A speedboat and tow line sends her up. ---- -- ru er with non-smear inking ~ng binders. A JOe :aluo:· 3 =PINeit sRXitPUi~ C•nvas Gym leg Sale Price $1. Good quality canvas zipper iYffi bilj, idW for schnul and tnvel. Sturdy ri\iited hu· die and four brass feet . Pl!'rfect for many use1 . Full 16" .!l izt:. A $2.00 value , $1.00 A $2,00 VaiUI EACH A f2,00 VALUI BOTH FOR for only •1.00. SALI rlltiCI - · -- ----- $1,00 18-Qt. Decorated WISte &uket S1le Price 88c Clusic octagon style plastic Wllile bll.likrt• decoratad wit~ design. ft'ull 18 qt. capacity F.uily cleaned witb aponge or damp tloth . A $2.00 Value . attr~:~t'livt! New! Rubber Gloves -~,- Sale Price 38c Made especially for 11hampooine lilnd tir.tinlil: h11ir . N~w krtnkle textur~ assures firm gnp 1nd thtty 11re double dipped for double weHr. Mad~ of the IillHNt httex rubbttr . A 61ilc value. aach Aluminum Cake & Utility Pan _Sale $1.00 r.mou• Loolc·lf.S.. pan with transpl!'ent .t,rene eover. Onl pleet aluminum p.n with rolled edces. Protects food and keepalt freab. Fint Come-Firit Served. A $1.79 V1lue - ;tr-; ·. . ·;,· ' .. ~- :.. ' 3-PI•ce l!rrt•l Sauce Pen Set _ Sele $1 .00 Wllltoi tlllmol ..,... PI• oet with rtd handl•• and trim, 1 eteh "'• 1 and 1.,. qt. lilt. Replace tho~e old pans while you ean NYe. A $1.11 Value .:.,.:;s;: "< ' ' - -·~:~~ 14oQt. Enamel Dish Pan_ Sele Price $1.00 Whit. ..,.mol pen wllb ft!d trim. Fiorini dnp ohlpo with Qlra wide rolled rillt iDIW'el a secure fP'IP on all side&. lay to 1111, UIJ to eleen. A $1.71 value. ', "»' : , """·" _.; Three pat•ks of 180 shrf'ls each of -'Nlfty" looaa leaf filler. Side puneh, 5 hole , Stttek up cow! Jl'it• 2 or 3 rini bind~n. 140 abeet tut11l. Sale Price 33c e 7 CUP ALUMINUM PERCOLATOR e4 QT. ALUMINUM SAUCE PAN e 3 PCl ALUMINUM RANGE SET Here's our once a year special! A full site household broom AND a qulll!J eotton wet mop-both ' Filler Paper _ Sale 3 pks. for $1 Sturdy clip board with 1tron1 metal clamp. 'nllt board will pve mtny yeare of service at an exceptional price. A 59e value. A PYRAMID BUILDER?-No, this helicopter is just pulling a 650-pound steeple atop the meeting house of a community settlement in Carmel, Calif. It's easier than doing it conventional way. ~he entire project will be cOmpleted 1his year. BROOM & MOP SET ~ • ' 3 P.cks 110 Cou"t- A $1.71 VtiYt Plasbc Jl<!ncil h as~ortprl col .S arpeners in hll - or~ R•n · .,.,_,VPr ... , c w e they are at thl• low I Price. A Sc value. , ow YOUR CHOICE! /~ Attache Case, Zipper, Sale 77c Just the thin-e for back-ltHichool dltniUriet - simulated le1ther cue with stroni bra11 plated calrh amd St>curely rivit.ed handle, Will earn· loads and loads of material. A $l.M ve~lue '' . 121 incb, pastel colored plastic Genuine Schaeffer't cartridge pen plu.s I eartrtdge refills, 1 regular special at $1.49. BUT we art' adding ANOTHJ!R !:1 pac-k refill and offering thh tremtn· doue value at only $1.00. A f2.00 value. .,_,_ l.trp Poly &reed Box __ " '+ Sale Price $2.00 Huae plutic box that 11 ideal tor bread or picnle box; storage of neaten or blou~e~ or UJe aa sewiDI buket or medillillo 1111. BtauWul putol eoloro. Ske SXUxlfl!i lnclleo. A 'UJO Value, Pl1stlc Urn Planter _ _ _ Sale Price $1.00 Beautiful marble dea,n plastit urn with br1s1 pitted h.air pin lep, A bandsom,. addition to any room iP your homt . Jutt imagine this lov'!ly piece adorned watb grten f.<Jiiage. Siu l2xl6 inchea. A J2.00 Value Two Tier Metel Shelf _ _ Salt Price $1,00 B..uUtul blatli: enameled metal two U111r 11helf. 10 inehe1 h)j:h . 14 inche• lon1 and 8 Inches dl!!ep . JUMt the risht 11izr for use in many plue1 fur wluitnot ~urlul, b1Jok1, t'h'. A $1.79 value. 16 Inch Buftble Lamp _ _ Sale Price $1.00 16 inch monic bubble lamp in assorted eolors, With WMinut and brass b11Me. Get several durina thla N1e for den, living room, bedroom and P'•Y room. 4 $2.00 value. 44 Qt. Poly W11te ltsket _ S•le Price $1.00 Perfect for bathroom, bedroom, den. llltehen or oltiee. Rill~ proof, unbreakoble ond- to cloaa. A Ciani ., ,qt - diJ. A •.10 valva 7-Pc. Swirl Pattem Gless Ice Te• Set, Sale $1. 100% Foam Twl" Pillows _ Sale $2,00 pr. Two lu:xuriou1 foam bed pilloWJ, lllx21 inche1. Ni,iht att..nigbt of comfortable ri!Mt with tht!M 100% thredded. fo.am plllon A f4 00 Value. CREAM OF THE CROP- Mrs. Kar l·n Gronn Hagen, 60, a m ember of the Norwegian Parli umt!nt, spends L•rge Polyethalene Utility Tub _ Sale $1.00 A hilt ol 4...,, qt 1IINI Can'l ruat, deal, cl!lp or . .ot. her v acutions on fru T'n in Tynset, No rway. She m 1lks 15 cows and helps with the c rops each day. Bright •-clive eolora. AI a price like lhlo ""' em~ afford to be wllbout ....,.1, 1'1101e are real fuU lize lubo--tllt\!1 BEHBY'S Y•• 'f·--,, ,~ l~eo. Giant 12 •uart oopociiJ. A $2 VJ!ue CombiiiJIIon P1dlock S.le Price 48c , _ ,U propertJ 11 h - ll!d acllool -bblltloa padloek. 4 lllc! Vol... 11.Qt, Plastic Weter Pall wltb 11111 llurdJ Johnson & Johnson Fir11 Aid Kit _ _ Sale 69c A complelf firat aid kit in <1 compil c.t unit. Con11:tbls fir~! ud cream, bandaids , hlllndagt>, pla~tic slriJH:111nd bookl1t. .Btt 111ft, keep ~tveral of the1t1 kih iu home, bill!iBOl@nt , gar~ gt', car 1nd school Ioehr. A $1.2U Hii Ut!. Sale Price $1.00 Hot Pad Set fd111al for kitc-hen or bar-b-que. T'wo heavv mitt s 1md four jumbo pot holder:-; . Sheds Willer, j:ri!!¥t;\! oil, rt-si!ltl beat and wtpei dean. A $2 .011 val ut or Window Shades S.le Price $1.00 Pop-Out Ice Cuba Trey _ S1la 6 for $1.00 While plasli c 11hadt!' with r l!·hlv ttmho~ tuturt . Thor· oughly WMRhable . Sale 36"" x6". A ~2 . 00 v~lue Be~utiful Pll!!1 PI colur.,d plutir i<'e eubt' lriiYI with pulA button a('tion Lho01l makei remowla of cubei ~1y. 52.34: nlq Eequire Lenol White Shoe Polish _ Men'• Lunch K i t - - - - Stle Price $1.00 All me~! men's lunch box, arer en~mel outtid1 with clun white •nam•J interior. 8t-unly bandit and •trona ftstener•. A $L7V Value Sal• Price $2.00 Black erramel mt<tfll phone table with shelf for di.rec~. Guard rail prevtonl s the phone fro-m beinJ knocked off. · A hiJhly 1ttrac:ti vt> pie<'e- tor lflY room . At 1 hie dollar uvine! A $3J)0 v1lue LIMITED QUANTITIES Hangers __ Sele 2 pks. of 8 For $1.00 60 Count Bobby Pln1 - - - - Stle Price 9c Sixteen Prevfnt damagr to delicute flbries with thes• tmooth plutJe A regular De eard of 80 bobby pino with smooth atln fin- llbed rubbor Ujl!l. A De Value. hangers . Assorted colorli. 8 hanaera in each package, A. • V11lue- Sale Price 38c 10 Shelf Shoe Bag - - Sale Price $2.00 MI-Gallon Picnic Jug Soft llalblt · polJ poll wlU not dent, ehip or ruat, Z.., to deaa 1114 •n't mar furniture or slat. Ideal 1M ke budcet. ....,.b )ltil or wow poll. 8!111'117 .wiN liudlo. A 'Ito 'faiue, Stle 221 New Eaquire l..1nol whitt' 1hoe polish with _,e euy on appU.. CMt.or that ket'()#l h:l nd• riNn . Excluaive Lanol white formula prevent• e.xcesliJve dt- Leriorat i()n . A 33<' value Metal Telephone Table _ ~ oplral deoip <lear glau, Iii• larp JD ounee lee tea 11- and ID 811 OUIIce Upped tllcber, 4 ..110 value, bJndft. PLASTir "' ·o ER Schaeffer'• C~rtrldg. Pen With Refills, Sale Price $1.00 . c;;,:' '- ·- ,·-- "Nifty" back.to·icllOOl Leatht>rette covers in beautiful assott.ed color!-1 . Two hole punch. Don't go back to sehoul without one of these! As seen UD T.V . A $1.29 value . TriDiporent plootlo full dpper ololure. bai wltb 10 bic oholvea, A fili.OO Volue. quilted top •nd Sele Price lie Molded ''f(lam " pla~tlc.- Jut with Jlaq liner . Handy flip-top pour I!IJ>'.HI! in hrighl plastlr cap , Light Wt'"l&ht and will not rusL $1.79 Value ~ l 2 Slilacl Magnlfv.ina MirrOr _ Salt Price $1.00 Tek Tooth Brushes _ _ Sale Price 2 for 51c 'Universal' Pint Vacuum lottie_ Sale $1.00 8 lacb macnlf7lill m'lrrW on one aide ll!ld - " " mirror oa Cbol,. of modi- or bard lirlllleo In ~ oba)lll oad Bye appe.alinr: drum de•lrn In Jparkllnt red and wbite. Lull; ~· olber, !rllll lovel1 dlllla 11em 11141 bw cloeGnlld lrilll oolor hindi... A eua Voluo. , proof •topper. No pr.. heatina or cooHnc iD nomtal Utrt. claiDtJ u....n.- ..P 1n .... t,z plnl, ~~c. 4 • ..... Shock ablorben protect liner from brtaklnl. A IZ.OO Vlllu ,-~. " Ia.~''- White Olea DISH SIT PLACE is a Presby .. THE U>rian Child Care Home .\-,' : ,, , -v,.-_ BeauiUul IIIIIOOib mlllt wbi!At Jdou dllll 1ft a _,Jete IOIIJnc for four, f Ia~ plateo, • 11141 • · - · eALI PIIIC AfJ..Y!IIue- '- (", ., other fi,U :;T Y f.:L'~!<F.T -Princess Lalla Amin a of M0roccu is shOV.ll an oltl gun as ~he viaitli a Paris showplace. eur in Norman, Ark., but it cou ld be anywhere else . The chi1d is a youn" girl. She is hardlY ever alone, yet is almost always Jonely. She is a young orphan living in an orphanage. ~Too young to understand her plight or to do any· thing about it, she shares the special bond with the .\ . Slngint God't proitt5 helps build ttr•r:'&th. unfortunates who Uve in a world that they dic1 not help to make. An orphan'• day ond1 with lh"l'kllil ~ror• . EVERYBODY OIJT Of 'pOOL.i..A.I)ulldlns goes 'up In ~ ami II retlec)84 li! .pc!ol ~ ~lllaavWe, MIL Xing Feat ..ru Sllndic:atr. ' ' i ' 'J·OO .I ' ' • ;, MILL STilET ~· I ' OPEN t TO 5 MON. THIU fll.-9 TO 9 SATURDAY MIDDLEPOIT I 1 1 �.l----1--- 0.ak c·r'0.Ve News. Events ' tl Ktw limn et .... 11ft Mr. . .•• MeDJnnltt .r Nnt '"""'"' fllffJ!d' 'nlfoJfq '111111 w e. tueas .... . ~ an4 Mrs. C.£, •Fry MC~ilthoy. <IJIII.Mr. and-MI'Il. Wll· Me. ·and .u-..l . " Fry, : . Jh. Ill ae IIIII Mre• ...._, •wkn. 'nle Boardo I' V Meier ""'" ·"+ llillfllllll, )fr.. and IJ!n, Homer )Cr. liD1I Mrs. Slanloy~~~~ ;;;~ Bspllat church Jam aa and family of Mrs AlilJ Hollman and 8euneU and Mn. Virginia Ro,in- _. u.w Hav- vis"~ held tbelr IIIIIWII bQmecomlnc MuciD IIICI Mr. and Mn QJ.Ir- ...,,_ .N M10 ·~e i •Y nd dlildren "' "" u• ' '""' !l..o r· al tbe churdl SUnday. A lei RoybQm of Hlckory Cbapel ;.:;:;,d.yora kel dinner wu enJOyed at lhe eommlllllty. :dayo ~----------!noon hciur. wa1 apec181 Mn. Rhoda Yeager of Ma&- [ Olli~ Mrs. Helen Lambert and ehll- alnglng by Mr. Georp Biewnl 011 and Mr. Jimmie Fry Mid' ..., ol Wyomlog, DelaWite 1oft oj Akroo, a trio (rom Akran, relumed '111o<e 'l\letda:r after 1l!)elldlng a weeto EVIi 1M Bl'on, tbe choir from VlsiliDg her pareD!~, Mr. a n d the Guldlnc Star ehurdl at LeMrs. Pennls RDu.b, Sr. H or tart, Mr. Sidney of two chlldreD, Billie and Grande and •Mr. JWey Dwglas who have ·been vllltln& , _ tbe speabrs. Abo IUA)' with tbelr srandpatenta for lhe other apnkon from dlllmnl past flve weeki, l'1!tUnltd )lome IDwDo who 1lled to be mldents with their mother. While Mrs. of tbe eommunJiy. on- altendLsmbert was here Jibe also vis- lng !rom Oak Grove were M,.., lied her oilier liD1I famJiy, Mr. NeUie Adklns, Mn, Laura and Mrs. Eimer Newbmy, bm- Glblls, Miss Twill RiCkard, Mra. lhers, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn llousb Ethel Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Albert and family of ProctotviUe, Mr. Boolon ·and Mr. and Mrs. Taft and Mrs. Jacl< Roosh and lam- Bostoo. lly o1 Broad Run and Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Roybum attended Mrs. Dennis Roush, Jr. and tbe funeral of he< brother, Mr. family of Hickory Chapel com- Floyd McDermitt in P a 1m munity. Sprtngo, Florida Wednesday. Tuesday .dinner guesta of Mr, Miss Diane BleaslnJ returnand Mrs. Fred M. Roosh and ed to her home In Akron, Ohio Mrs .. Anns Fry were Mrs. Or- lias! Saturclay Iller lj10I>lll11g a PJ¥1 Henry and Sue of Ashland, vacation WilD her gnmdp&r.n~,, ~lucky and Mrs. Sara Hoff- Mr. and Mrs. ()key B. Roush IIIID of Broa<l IWn. Rev. and Mrs. Jobn Jcenhowl:alline on Mr. and Mn. Ok· er and daughter Sbaron visited ey B. llowlb Sunday altemoon Friday evening witi1 Mr. and were Mrs. Roosh's brother, Mr. Mrs. CUrtll Rickard and Mrs. and Mrs. RUey . Blessln~ and Blanch Van Seh"Y!'k. daughters Beulah of Cbarlestqn, Mn. Amy· Boston visited her W. Va ., Mrs. The!!M Sayre and brolher, Mr: Albert Thompeon, two daughters, Mrs. Englefleld who ts a ourglcal patient at the Mr. BiUie Weigand, Rev. Silas Gallipolis Clinic In Gallipolis Billops, all of Point Pleasant 0. Saturday afternoon. ' . and Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Fry Mrs. Naomi Yeager was shop. and Mr. and Mrs. T~hey My- ping in Pomeroy, 0. Thursday ers. afte'lloon. Mrs. Blanch Yeager and Mr·. Mr 1~, and Mrs. Homer Fisher and Mrs. Ray Roosh attended of Point Pleasant visited Satur the annual Roush banquet and day evening with Mr. and Mrs. reunion held August 15th and Fred M. Roosh and Mrs. Anna 16th. The banquet was held in Fry. the Wintersville, Ohio Metho- Mr. Curtis Rickard visited Sat· dist church Friday evening and urday momi11( with Mr. and the reunion and, picnic were ' Mrs. C. E. Fry. held in the Follansbee Munici- Mr, and Mrs. Albert Thomp. pal Park at Follansbee, W. Va. son, Alberta Jo, Harriet and Vir on Saturday. Mu. Yeager and glnla spenl. Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Roosh were the Mr. Thon1""""'" parents, Mr. overnight guests of their !ll'!t and Mrs. Harry Thompson cousin, Mr. Ernie Roush of houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. Wal.. Steubenville, Ohlo Friday. ter Witmer and Mr. Gary Mu· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Randolph, maw. Mrs. Mildred Thompson Stella Mae and Pauletta spent and son Toney called in the the weekend camping and fish~ afternoon. ing ai Elizabeth, W. Va, Mr. and Mro. Wayne Hart Jr. Mr. and Mrs. lves King vis- 'Jisited Tue..U.y with Mr. and lted Sunday afternoon with Mr. Mrs. Okey B. Roush. THE STORE!/ SAVE MORE AT YOUR "TTRED" COMMUTERS-Looking somewhat like a croas between a b.. and a traiD, tbla car with pneumatic tires is the first of a new fteet for tbe Parla Metro (subway). Tb8 ~will run on smooth wooden roadways laid between the old oteel rail& Metro author!, U. say the rubber tires give subway cars "faster starts and otop1, hi&ber I%IIIIID& ipMd. • weu an4 tear an4 mart~ quiet aDd mmto:t for pasaeag- Prices Effective August 22-23-24 Check Clover Farm Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting BUCKEYE These Wieners Setter PORK and BEANS By DOROTHY KILGALLEN GOSSIP IN GOTHAM Claudia Cardinale is in town and who do vou think has her? Warren Beatty, thai's who They hold hands while shoppina in Saks Fifth Avenue. with a big bl a ~k limousine outside waiting to whisk tb em to their next destination. {Let's just admlt Warren knows how to live) .. Lucille Ball may he making big show business news in the near future. She wants Bing Crosby to appear on one of her tele visiOn shows next season, and she also hopes to talk him into co-starring with her in a movie. Lucy never hesi- tates to adm1t that Der Bingle is one of her all time favorite performers. Carlo Ponti's latest little present to Sophia Loren was a chinchilla stole wm1h a little over $30.000. And in return Sophia gave Carlo a hand-knit necktie that she picked up for $6. Sophia immediately had her gift fully insured. but her husband is walking around wearing his with no policy protection at all . Deborah Kerr, who has turned down many a Broadway script because she likes to stay dose to her family in Eur· ope, will stop in New York on her way to Mexico for "Iguana" to confer about a play that has captivated her If the deal goes through, she'll bring the chil· dren here for the run of the show .. . Inger Stevens is now dating Gene Yussem. Betcha she's going with him so she can introduce him to her friends . "I'd like you tCI mee~ Mr. Yussem'' has a mar· velous air of unreality. • • • Multi-millionaire prospector Chorles Steen, who discovered the world's richest uranium vein in the forties, has dwellers In recent days, TV sets and scotch being the favorite Items filched hy the thieves. • • • The Department of Traffic Is at It again . On Broadway, between 45th and 46th Streets, there is a safety zone for pedestrians, right in the middle of the avenue. On two poles in this area there aoe signs reading "No Stopping." That's all. Nothing else. No word on what Is not to stop, or who is not to stop. The signs presumably refer to people land· ing on the tiny space, because there's no room for even a midget car. Does it mean that any pedestrian caught pausing to chat with another pedestrian is likely to get a ticket? Maybe the politicians who want the literacy tests for voting to be given In Spanish as well as English ought to get working on translating the traffic department's instructions so that people who read English can understand them. Our new· campaign: English subtitles for the street signs! • • No.5 Sizt 99c CANS Clover Farm • Quote from Federico Fellin!, director of "8V2": "I'm only alive when I'm shooting a picture. Of course, I'm also alive when I'm not shooting, but it's not what I really call living" . . . And a pronouncement from George Cukor, who Is directing Audrey Hepburn in "My Fair Lady": "She's a real lady. She could give lessons on how an actress should behave" Suddenly German models seem to be the big rage on Madison Ave. The latest beauty to throw art directors into a tizzy is stunning Gerta Grudel from Stuttgart. David Niven's 17-year-old son, Jamie, has a big crush on Elizabeth-Anne de Massy. 16, and the niece of Prince Rainier of Monaco .. The beautiful girl with George Schrafft at Birdland had an appropriate name for a lady dating the confectionery millionaire: Taffy Winston . She's a model ... Ronnie Martin, the fast-rising young comedian who takes over the Copacabana spotlight Aug. 22, makes an amusing commentary on the reason for his "healthy" style. "1 could never be a sick comic," he says, "because when I was a kid my mother fed me too much chicken soup." struck paydirt again. He's found a huge new silver mine worth untold millions This must be the funniest item of the week: The two-minute trailer for "The Carpetbaggers" is having trouble getting by the censors. It was just like a scene from a British show hOz movie when Vivien Leigh, Mar· garet Leighton and Sybil Burton stood and led the cheering as Tony Newley made his grand entrance at the bash fol· lowing the premiere of "The Small World of Sammy Ll!e." Mr. Newley certainly JS a smashing talent; it's regrett• • able that he chose to make that recording spoofing the Stephen Ward case. Opera Star Anna Moffa did a jazz The topic really isn't funny any more, in album in Italy but allegedly won't per,view of the fact that the central figure mit it to be released in the United him <elf in. Rather bad taste, actual· States. (How does she manage that? Any. The Midtown police have never body could buy a few copies over there en busier. A rash of robberies from and bring them into this country, and 50th to 57th Sts. h_ as_plagu ~ed _ap_ art _m _e_ n~- anyway. what's the big sec:::•.c•::: t1,_)_ _ ____. • MEAT lb. BUYS!! SALAD DRESSING J9c quart p No.2 CANS Size 'BUCKEYE FRESH Lucky Leaf CHERRY PIE ·fiLLiR PORK BACON- 99c LIVER NEW BONUS PACKI lb.' lb. New Haven. Clover Farm COFFEE FLOUR 89c INSTANT 1 7 OL JAR · 25 lb. bag - - - - , granddaughter Beverly visited Harris. I I I N O O D L E 5 PARD DOG FOOD oz. piCg. .·l 9c e PRODUCE BUYS ' 1-lb. for,. can e JUICY LEMONS .. ·•· ! · · · · · doz. 49c FRESH CARROTS .~ • • •·• • • •2lba 2Sc NEW CROP APPLES .• • • • 41b. bag 49c . TOMATO JUICe ,. . ·' 46oZ.: can $13.95 Wrlot COTTON TABLETS WATCHES T-SHIRTS Famous Westclox wrllt watches. Dainty ai.ze with ribbon band . Re&ular 13.9$ varlles. DiS<.'Ounted at the Bonanza lor only- Male of fine combed whitt cotton. All sizes "Fast M•il" aehool tablets, eiq on the eyes yaUow paper. Special Baek .T o' · .. School value. - · · a~ s h "SCHAEFFEK$" ,;,.KIRIDGE PENS WITH 5 EXTRAIIFtLLS •• I LYONS CLOVERJ!RM 'C' I I um and luge. 4Y in a supply. STOR~"" . ;I CLOVER. FARf,i .STQRE . . . 34~. ' lt. No. 1 Tuppe!S Plains, 0. t Sixth I Purl its. ••.1 .... ~. • ..... ·Jlldne, O. Jtutl!lnd, 0. D I s c FINE GUAGE RAYON TRICOT N T PANTIES u Children's Red-White-Blue KING SIZE TABLES Fancy decor~ ated TV Table Detatchable tray makes so:, tray. 77~. 6~ School Open Drive Slow • 10\2. Bright news Fall eoiors. Reg. $1.18 pkg. Shnp ear· 1 ~- ' . ' Si1.e 6 to 16 and BOY'S WASH I WEAR NEW FALL COTTON Wf"ll made of ea sy care drip dry ri>t · ton fabrics . New snug fitting styles in popular back to school colors. Sizes 6lol6 . DRESSES NEW FALL PATTERNS Scores of pretty new dresses are on our rarks now for back-to-school selection. Fint' qualit y fast color cottons in size5 :J i o BX. ~nd 7 to 12. Big values . Boys' $2·99 to The loom" WHITE T-SHIRTS BRIEFS white eolton comlwd yarn Brif"fs ur T - Men'' "Fruit Of Th• Loorn.. WHITE T-SHIRTS BRIEFS Fint' quality Shirt.s. Derby brand . for boys 6 to It>. Sizes For men and big boys . Famous "Derby "' brand T-shirtl in si zes small . medium and larg~ . Brit'l's in s1zes 30 to 42 69~. 7 to 12 BOYS' BOSTON LEATHER BELTS • GIRLS GALE PROOF BIG GIRLS BLACK & WHITE LEATHER V. and UMBRELLAS Saddle Oxfords th~tt •re 1b.wlutel~ wind proof - Fine r l · yon euverinJI, Solld SlzH 4 to 9 LADIES' REG. $2.99 VALUE FALL FLATS MEN'S STRIPED TOP HANES CREW LADIES' WHITE FABRIC TENNIS SOCKS OXFORDS Famous Hanes quality sox in most popular styles for back to school. All sizes 10 to 12. White duck uppers with non skid rubber soles . Amt>nean made. All sizes 4 to 10. .. Reg. 89c value lroning Board Pad and Cover . At a new low discount pnce. Buy several now and save. Shop early CRAYOlAS ' ;rnuine rrayola rrayin<o . Pn('k 12 assnrlt>d eolors in a box . Best ror sehool use. Special baek to sthool value. SCHOOL PENCILS REGULAR 60c VALUE 59c lid1 tiiJ;Jiil"· Eberhard Faber lead penril s for school use. i\ o . 2 lf'ad . Smooth writing long l<~ s ling . ' Childrens 11 Back 1fo SchOol" 24c pkg. FOOTWEAR Styles For Boys-Girlo A good selection or oxfords lor boys & girls. Leatht'r uPpers, long wearing compo soles. Good fitting lasts. Sizea $299 pr. 81> to 3. 83c BIG FAMILY SIZE COLGATE$ TOOTHPASTE $2.00 SIZE FAMOUS WEBSTER$ NEW SCHOOL AND OFFICE DICTIONARY Everyone needs t diction· ary and this one is ldeal for students. Clear printing, easy to n~arl . lnereaae your vocabulary. 99~. TONI HOME PERMANENT Drive BOYS & ~OUNG MENS MOULDED SOU WHITI CQrefulty GYM SHOES Ameri<'an made white Cym aboes in all 8izes youth thru meo s 11. White moulded ~"'-""'" !'Oiei!J, t'UShiqn- ed imole; your ,beat buy! $1'' SIHSTe12 ' ..: COUNT~GENUINE 12 FINE EBERHARD FABER Board Pad and Cover , 12 pkg, REGc B9c IRONING pr MEN'S ENDICOTT-JOHNSON Biarks . Sizes 20 to 28 . $199 pr 99C Reg. $2.~ v-alue Ladies' New F~U Flats and Oxfords. Well madt! See these for value plus. Sn~ money at your Bonanza Store. Widths Brown~ .­ el. • h•ndle. ldnl for tdlOJol 9. '~~•" All lealht>r bt>lls fnr hoys. "'""'' . . ,. . ...... s100 Always popufar tor back to school Wt!ar. Black and white uppers with white rubber soles . Size for bie &.iris. 4 to _. $]-99 Sizes 3 to 6x . ly and save at your Bonanza Store. .' ' Irregulars of higher priced ny· Jon ho~ . Fine, sheer and seamless in the best fall shades. Sizes 8¥2 to 11. GIRLS' FINE COTTON SCHOOL • 8( to Big selection of boys back to school shirts in new dark tone fall patterns. Long sleeve styles. All fast colors. 17! BOYS SOX e to pkg. Sizes SHIRTS - SPORT NEW FALL PATTERNS SLACKS BOYS. PKG. SOX-4 PR. TO PKG. Boys' Sport Sox. 4 BOY'S LONG SLEEVE NEW SHADES Fine KUagP rayon tricot in white aud assorted pastel co· lors. Popular brief style in sizes 5, 6 and 7. Fabric uppers, non skid compo. rubber soles. All sizes for children & Misses. 5 to 3. fine serving HOSE Sizes 5-6-7 TENNIS OXFORDS T.V SHEER SEAMLESS NYLON ' LADIES' 0 $1 f 9 I . each FILLER PAPER 66C F:,,. 11uality white paper, l.Aled iilld punched wilh five holes to fit either 2 ring or 3 ring note , books. Ji!· ~ 57 Big 400 Count Package 5-Hole Ruled Nate Book DUNGARHS 1• High quality neuwn bottlal ._ metal ease . Keep1 liquids hot Ott cold for many hourt. H you e~ny .a lunch you need one of tbete. BEST BU'IS FOR••• 17!. 1.49 Vat Vacuum Bottles for men, Wall, medi- 24 Famous Nationally advertised Schae.ff~rs cartridge pens with 5 extra cartridge refills for only- Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mr<. Irene Myers has been Blanch Van Schoyck and Mr. asoisling Mrs. Maude Blessi11( and Mrs, Curtis Rickard. Roosh the pasL ,...k with her New Fall styles - 'easy-on loafMr. alld Mrs. John Grand- work while Mrs. Roush has er styles and pop,ular lace staff ond daughters of Mason been Ill. models . Brbwn er bllck apent Saturday afternoon with Mr. Gory Nobles of Mason leathers, long wearing Mrs. .Graoosljllf's father, Mr called on Mr. CUrtis Rickard compo soles. and . Mrs. Ives King. Thursday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Witmer Mr. Dwighl Gibbs visited Mon· . of Aohland, 0. and Mr . .Gary day morning with Mr. C. E. Fry. Mumaw of Columbus, 0. rt- Mrs. Louise Gibbs and daughturned homo .Friday after spend- ter, Janice and Mr. and Mrs. ~ the, past week with M r s. Elson Long and son Timmie .W1tmera parents, Mr. and Mrs. vlslte4 Sunday afternoon 'with ·llarrY Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Dwi&ht Gibbs Mtss Beverly Yeager npenl Mr. and ""•· Clartnc:e vea.Sunday evening visiting h e r ger, Sharon and Bevei'ly attend· 'Jf8lltlmother; Mrs. · Blsnch ed the Melgo Count)' Fal! ,Ye.ager. _ Rock Springs Thursday evening. Mlsi' Twlla and Mr. Emesl Mr. and Mra. Jolm Fry and Rickard Attended ·the Meigs Mr. 8cott1 llousb of New HavC!OUDty lair. at the Rocll: Sprinss en and Miss Judy Fry of l'arlr.. ; MIDDLEI'ORT, OHIO .,alrsroonds Thursday. ersburg visited Sunday with Mr ' Mr. an4. .1\lr§. Ftanl! Roblnet- and Mrs. Eel Fry. · lleya Haavy 13¥• oz. fe caUecl an Mr. and Mrs. Curt- Mrs. AUle Roffman and dauBLUE! DENIM '!f RJotard Saturclay evening. ghter Nora Mao vlslled Sunday Mr. and Mn. FJ:I!d Ills!. illlll evening with Mr. and Mrs. DalGenuine CoW Poke Westem ~ of Hunllnpln and Mn. Ia• Hoffmon, Susan and Rlcbttyl~ dunaareea. Made of Veaa Rainey called l)ll Mr. and an~. heavy 13% oz. Blue Denim. Mrs. _llennl4 Roush, Sr. Slillday Visillng Friday afternoon with Sizes for boys 8 to 18. Full .:"!~• · . .. .· Mr. end Mrs. C. E. Fry,.... cut and well m1de. , -•daY &\IW Of .Mr. Mrs. lliiOC!a Yeager and Mr. ·Pel ~ M!i. M. RCJ¥8b all!f Cbartn Yeqer IDil Marty 'of lin. - ,Fi')l'li'ere Mr: Ud Mason ' · · Mrs: A\1te :Jlo!tsh 11)11 family ~~y IJIOiil · o1 Mr. 1 n d . .. • · ~rl. Broad ftlln, · '" , Mr1. Honld RiYI!um were Mr l!v.Mrs. Be~ Rouali. aNI Jobn Manh,' Mt. John Ml!O..: . WIST.lN STYLI · ~- ~~ver lild' cia , ~ ~~~ and ~: ~. ~i and~ (1.. Jl!!lil!!!l!l!l,IJI!i•II!IJI!I t SURI TEMP QUART SIZ:I 8"'- "FAST MAIL" YELLOW SCHOOL """ Clover Farm ' l J!! MENS WHITIE $59~ • :a:_ LadiH' "Westclox" OXFORDS -LOAFERS Mrs. Weiss' : ·, ·~ou'll Find Everything You ·Need At Low Discount Prices I Mason and Mr. Howard Wei· · . Mrs. Hollice Thompson, Har- gand visited Sunday evening Tlet and Virginia visited Sun· with Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Anna Fry Paul Bennett of Point Pleasant, Rev. and Mrs. Jobn JcenhowHarriel and VIrginia stayed a\ er, Sharon, Tammie and Glen the. Bennetts Sunday evening were the Sunday dinner guests while 1\lrs. Thompson visited of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Adkins with her husband, Mr. Alhert and Sue. Thompson who is a surgical pa. Mrs. Beulah Rickard visited lient in the Galllpolls Clinic. Thursday morning with Mrs. M1ss Mary Plants of Point ' Sue Robinette and children Pleasant is spending a week Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. R;,.,sh with her aunl and family, Mr. and Mrs. Laura Gibbs were in and Mrs. Virgil Adkins a n d where Mrs. Roush and M r s. Sue. Parkersburg, W. Va. Friday Mrs. Blanch Yeager and Gibbs were conoulting with Dr. Maxwell House 8 MOUNTAIN RETREAT-Col. R. T. Grellll, North AmerleaD Air Def.... Commll!d'~ direCtor of civil engineering, points out featurel of modell of bufldlaga for NORAD'o llOW underground combat operations center. Tile eenter, eq>eell!d to go - operat!OD In 11185, will consist of 11 buildings eonstrueted wttbln a Ill llriDite ebambera ~ lowed out of Cheyenne Mountain near Colorado Sprinp, Colo. The fiu::n.t WW be frft. tb""ln&. w~ wui•CI witG lllo IIIOIIIIIIIlllo 1114 wliJ 1lf jo!llll' 1J1 _....,. Mrs. Beulah Rlckaro called Culeman in Pt. Pleasant Thurson Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. Roush day. Tuesday. Mr. Don Wartenburger called Mr. Virgil Adkins and Sue on Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Gibbs called on Mr. and Mrs, Curtis Thursday morning. Mrs, Catheryn Newberry spent ,Rickard Wednesday evening. , The annual "'"n10n of I he Sunday afternoon with her falhHart family was held at the er, Mr. Denois Roush. home of Mr. and Mn1. C h e t Monday dinner guests of Mr. ~1Cur1'9y. ill Haven Heights, New and Mrs. Fred Roush .ijld Mrs 'li>Mi!i''•Sunday. Thooe att'nc!- Anna' Fry were Mr. 1nJ1t Mrs. lng were Mr. and Mrs. Kent Arnold Grimm and Mr. Ed Wei~ Hart of Omar, W. Va., Mr. and gand of Beckley, W. Va. ·Mrs. Wayne Hart, Jr. and dau- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V•••••• ghter and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne , of Lancaster, Ohio visited Sun•.Harl, Sr. of Letart, Rt. 2, Mr. day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Jasper Hart, Mr. and ,Dennio Roush, Sr. Mrs. Lewis Hart and daughter, Mr. George Blessing of AkMr. and Mrs. Arthur Hl\fl and ron, Ohio and Mr. Calvin Bios.. children, Mr. antJ Mrs. George lng of letart spent Sunday Smtth, Mrs. Bernice Kilburg morning wltu Mrs. Maude Bles-' and the host and hosteBS, Mr. sing Roush. and Mrs. Chet CUrry, all of Mr. and Mrs. Les Smiih of olternMI With Mr. Adkllls' Jn&. ill'l lber, ¥n. N«a Adk!Df. vlsitltlg In tbe evMI11( - • Allie llollman liD1I Nora Mae, Mr. and Mn. · S~op!he ~nanza ~or Best Values For Back7To-School Kay King's stepmother, Mrs. Stella 'Mrs. Naomi Yeager visited King of Point Pleasant. with her aunt, Mrs. Lawrence a • Mr. Cbarles Yeacer and Marty and Mrs. Rhoda Yeoger M.-, and Mr. and Mrs. Fry vlalted Friday with Mr. g LOOK & SlE , leg. $1.29 CAKE PAN Re:g. $1 .29 value, one large table of this Cake ·Pili. Dis· ·:count priced to -save you money. Yes you save money at our Bonanza Store. 88! �.l----1--- 0.ak c·r'0.Ve News. Events ' tl Ktw limn et .... 11ft Mr. . .•• MeDJnnltt .r Nnt '"""'"' fllffJ!d' 'nlfoJfq '111111 w e. tueas .... . ~ an4 Mrs. C.£, •Fry MC~ilthoy. <IJIII.Mr. and-MI'Il. Wll· Me. ·and .u-..l . " Fry, : . Jh. Ill ae IIIII Mre• ...._, •wkn. 'nle Boardo I' V Meier ""'" ·"+ llillfllllll, )fr.. and IJ!n, Homer )Cr. liD1I Mrs. Slanloy~~~~ ;;;~ Bspllat church Jam aa and family of Mrs AlilJ Hollman and 8euneU and Mn. Virginia Ro,in- _. u.w Hav- vis"~ held tbelr IIIIIWII bQmecomlnc MuciD IIICI Mr. and Mn QJ.Ir- ...,,_ .N M10 ·~e i •Y nd dlildren "' "" u• ' '""' !l..o r· al tbe churdl SUnday. A lei RoybQm of Hlckory Cbapel ;.:;:;,d.yora kel dinner wu enJOyed at lhe eommlllllty. :dayo ~----------!noon hciur. wa1 apec181 Mn. Rhoda Yeager of Ma&- [ Olli~ Mrs. Helen Lambert and ehll- alnglng by Mr. Georp Biewnl 011 and Mr. Jimmie Fry Mid' ..., ol Wyomlog, DelaWite 1oft oj Akroo, a trio (rom Akran, relumed '111o<e 'l\letda:r after 1l!)elldlng a weeto EVIi 1M Bl'on, tbe choir from VlsiliDg her pareD!~, Mr. a n d the Guldlnc Star ehurdl at LeMrs. Pennls RDu.b, Sr. H or tart, Mr. Sidney of two chlldreD, Billie and Grande and •Mr. JWey Dwglas who have ·been vllltln& , _ tbe speabrs. Abo IUA)' with tbelr srandpatenta for lhe other apnkon from dlllmnl past flve weeki, l'1!tUnltd )lome IDwDo who 1lled to be mldents with their mother. While Mrs. of tbe eommunJiy. on- altendLsmbert was here Jibe also vis- lng !rom Oak Grove were M,.., lied her oilier liD1I famJiy, Mr. NeUie Adklns, Mn, Laura and Mrs. Eimer Newbmy, bm- Glblls, Miss Twill RiCkard, Mra. lhers, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn llousb Ethel Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Albert and family of ProctotviUe, Mr. Boolon ·and Mr. and Mrs. Taft and Mrs. Jacl< Roosh and lam- Bostoo. lly o1 Broad Run and Mr. and Mrs. Ethel Roybum attended Mrs. Dennis Roush, Jr. and tbe funeral of he< brother, Mr. family of Hickory Chapel com- Floyd McDermitt in P a 1m munity. Sprtngo, Florida Wednesday. Tuesday .dinner guesta of Mr, Miss Diane BleaslnJ returnand Mrs. Fred M. Roosh and ed to her home In Akron, Ohio Mrs .. Anns Fry were Mrs. Or- lias! Saturclay Iller lj10I>lll11g a PJ¥1 Henry and Sue of Ashland, vacation WilD her gnmdp&r.n~,, ~lucky and Mrs. Sara Hoff- Mr. and Mrs. ()key B. Roush IIIID of Broa<l IWn. Rev. and Mrs. Jobn Jcenhowl:alline on Mr. and Mn. Ok· er and daughter Sbaron visited ey B. llowlb Sunday altemoon Friday evening witi1 Mr. and were Mrs. Roosh's brother, Mr. Mrs. CUrtll Rickard and Mrs. and Mrs. RUey . Blessln~ and Blanch Van Seh"Y!'k. daughters Beulah of Cbarlestqn, Mn. Amy· Boston visited her W. Va ., Mrs. The!!M Sayre and brolher, Mr: Albert Thompeon, two daughters, Mrs. Englefleld who ts a ourglcal patient at the Mr. BiUie Weigand, Rev. Silas Gallipolis Clinic In Gallipolis Billops, all of Point Pleasant 0. Saturday afternoon. ' . and Mr. and Mrs. C, E. Fry Mrs. Naomi Yeager was shop. and Mr. and Mrs. T~hey My- ping in Pomeroy, 0. Thursday ers. afte'lloon. Mrs. Blanch Yeager and Mr·. Mr 1~, and Mrs. Homer Fisher and Mrs. Ray Roosh attended of Point Pleasant visited Satur the annual Roush banquet and day evening with Mr. and Mrs. reunion held August 15th and Fred M. Roosh and Mrs. Anna 16th. The banquet was held in Fry. the Wintersville, Ohio Metho- Mr. Curtis Rickard visited Sat· dist church Friday evening and urday momi11( with Mr. and the reunion and, picnic were ' Mrs. C. E. Fry. held in the Follansbee Munici- Mr, and Mrs. Albert Thomp. pal Park at Follansbee, W. Va. son, Alberta Jo, Harriet and Vir on Saturday. Mu. Yeager and glnla spenl. Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Roosh were the Mr. Thon1""""'" parents, Mr. overnight guests of their !ll'!t and Mrs. Harry Thompson cousin, Mr. Ernie Roush of houseguests, Mr. and Mrs. Wal.. Steubenville, Ohlo Friday. ter Witmer and Mr. Gary Mu· Mr. and Mrs. Paul Randolph, maw. Mrs. Mildred Thompson Stella Mae and Pauletta spent and son Toney called in the the weekend camping and fish~ afternoon. ing ai Elizabeth, W. Va, Mr. and Mro. Wayne Hart Jr. Mr. and Mrs. lves King vis- 'Jisited Tue..U.y with Mr. and lted Sunday afternoon with Mr. Mrs. Okey B. Roush. THE STORE!/ SAVE MORE AT YOUR "TTRED" COMMUTERS-Looking somewhat like a croas between a b.. and a traiD, tbla car with pneumatic tires is the first of a new fteet for tbe Parla Metro (subway). Tb8 ~will run on smooth wooden roadways laid between the old oteel rail& Metro author!, U. say the rubber tires give subway cars "faster starts and otop1, hi&ber I%IIIIID& ipMd. • weu an4 tear an4 mart~ quiet aDd mmto:t for pasaeag- Prices Effective August 22-23-24 Check Clover Farm Voice Of Broadway ••. Reporting BUCKEYE These Wieners Setter PORK and BEANS By DOROTHY KILGALLEN GOSSIP IN GOTHAM Claudia Cardinale is in town and who do vou think has her? Warren Beatty, thai's who They hold hands while shoppina in Saks Fifth Avenue. with a big bl a ~k limousine outside waiting to whisk tb em to their next destination. {Let's just admlt Warren knows how to live) .. Lucille Ball may he making big show business news in the near future. She wants Bing Crosby to appear on one of her tele visiOn shows next season, and she also hopes to talk him into co-starring with her in a movie. Lucy never hesi- tates to adm1t that Der Bingle is one of her all time favorite performers. Carlo Ponti's latest little present to Sophia Loren was a chinchilla stole wm1h a little over $30.000. And in return Sophia gave Carlo a hand-knit necktie that she picked up for $6. Sophia immediately had her gift fully insured. but her husband is walking around wearing his with no policy protection at all . Deborah Kerr, who has turned down many a Broadway script because she likes to stay dose to her family in Eur· ope, will stop in New York on her way to Mexico for "Iguana" to confer about a play that has captivated her If the deal goes through, she'll bring the chil· dren here for the run of the show .. . Inger Stevens is now dating Gene Yussem. Betcha she's going with him so she can introduce him to her friends . "I'd like you tCI mee~ Mr. Yussem'' has a mar· velous air of unreality. • • • Multi-millionaire prospector Chorles Steen, who discovered the world's richest uranium vein in the forties, has dwellers In recent days, TV sets and scotch being the favorite Items filched hy the thieves. • • • The Department of Traffic Is at It again . On Broadway, between 45th and 46th Streets, there is a safety zone for pedestrians, right in the middle of the avenue. On two poles in this area there aoe signs reading "No Stopping." That's all. Nothing else. No word on what Is not to stop, or who is not to stop. The signs presumably refer to people land· ing on the tiny space, because there's no room for even a midget car. Does it mean that any pedestrian caught pausing to chat with another pedestrian is likely to get a ticket? Maybe the politicians who want the literacy tests for voting to be given In Spanish as well as English ought to get working on translating the traffic department's instructions so that people who read English can understand them. Our new· campaign: English subtitles for the street signs! • • No.5 Sizt 99c CANS Clover Farm • Quote from Federico Fellin!, director of "8V2": "I'm only alive when I'm shooting a picture. Of course, I'm also alive when I'm not shooting, but it's not what I really call living" . . . And a pronouncement from George Cukor, who Is directing Audrey Hepburn in "My Fair Lady": "She's a real lady. She could give lessons on how an actress should behave" Suddenly German models seem to be the big rage on Madison Ave. The latest beauty to throw art directors into a tizzy is stunning Gerta Grudel from Stuttgart. David Niven's 17-year-old son, Jamie, has a big crush on Elizabeth-Anne de Massy. 16, and the niece of Prince Rainier of Monaco .. The beautiful girl with George Schrafft at Birdland had an appropriate name for a lady dating the confectionery millionaire: Taffy Winston . She's a model ... Ronnie Martin, the fast-rising young comedian who takes over the Copacabana spotlight Aug. 22, makes an amusing commentary on the reason for his "healthy" style. "1 could never be a sick comic," he says, "because when I was a kid my mother fed me too much chicken soup." struck paydirt again. He's found a huge new silver mine worth untold millions This must be the funniest item of the week: The two-minute trailer for "The Carpetbaggers" is having trouble getting by the censors. It was just like a scene from a British show hOz movie when Vivien Leigh, Mar· garet Leighton and Sybil Burton stood and led the cheering as Tony Newley made his grand entrance at the bash fol· lowing the premiere of "The Small World of Sammy Ll!e." Mr. Newley certainly JS a smashing talent; it's regrett• • able that he chose to make that recording spoofing the Stephen Ward case. Opera Star Anna Moffa did a jazz The topic really isn't funny any more, in album in Italy but allegedly won't per,view of the fact that the central figure mit it to be released in the United him <elf in. Rather bad taste, actual· States. (How does she manage that? Any. The Midtown police have never body could buy a few copies over there en busier. A rash of robberies from and bring them into this country, and 50th to 57th Sts. h_ as_plagu ~ed _ap_ art _m _e_ n~- anyway. what's the big sec:::•.c•::: t1,_)_ _ ____. • MEAT lb. BUYS!! SALAD DRESSING J9c quart p No.2 CANS Size 'BUCKEYE FRESH Lucky Leaf CHERRY PIE ·fiLLiR PORK BACON- 99c LIVER NEW BONUS PACKI lb.' lb. New Haven. Clover Farm COFFEE FLOUR 89c INSTANT 1 7 OL JAR · 25 lb. bag - - - - , granddaughter Beverly visited Harris. I I I N O O D L E 5 PARD DOG FOOD oz. piCg. .·l 9c e PRODUCE BUYS ' 1-lb. for,. can e JUICY LEMONS .. ·•· ! · · · · · doz. 49c FRESH CARROTS .~ • • •·• • • •2lba 2Sc NEW CROP APPLES .• • • • 41b. bag 49c . TOMATO JUICe ,. . ·' 46oZ.: can $13.95 Wrlot COTTON TABLETS WATCHES T-SHIRTS Famous Westclox wrllt watches. Dainty ai.ze with ribbon band . Re&ular 13.9$ varlles. DiS<.'Ounted at the Bonanza lor only- Male of fine combed whitt cotton. All sizes "Fast M•il" aehool tablets, eiq on the eyes yaUow paper. Special Baek .T o' · .. School value. - · · a~ s h "SCHAEFFEK$" ,;,.KIRIDGE PENS WITH 5 EXTRAIIFtLLS •• I LYONS CLOVERJ!RM 'C' I I um and luge. 4Y in a supply. STOR~"" . ;I CLOVER. FARf,i .STQRE . . . 34~. ' lt. No. 1 Tuppe!S Plains, 0. t Sixth I Purl its. ••.1 .... ~. • ..... ·Jlldne, O. Jtutl!lnd, 0. D I s c FINE GUAGE RAYON TRICOT N T PANTIES u Children's Red-White-Blue KING SIZE TABLES Fancy decor~ ated TV Table Detatchable tray makes so:, tray. 77~. 6~ School Open Drive Slow • 10\2. Bright news Fall eoiors. Reg. $1.18 pkg. Shnp ear· 1 ~- ' . ' Si1.e 6 to 16 and BOY'S WASH I WEAR NEW FALL COTTON Wf"ll made of ea sy care drip dry ri>t · ton fabrics . New snug fitting styles in popular back to school colors. Sizes 6lol6 . DRESSES NEW FALL PATTERNS Scores of pretty new dresses are on our rarks now for back-to-school selection. Fint' qualit y fast color cottons in size5 :J i o BX. ~nd 7 to 12. Big values . Boys' $2·99 to The loom" WHITE T-SHIRTS BRIEFS white eolton comlwd yarn Brif"fs ur T - Men'' "Fruit Of Th• Loorn.. WHITE T-SHIRTS BRIEFS Fint' quality Shirt.s. Derby brand . for boys 6 to It>. Sizes For men and big boys . Famous "Derby "' brand T-shirtl in si zes small . medium and larg~ . Brit'l's in s1zes 30 to 42 69~. 7 to 12 BOYS' BOSTON LEATHER BELTS • GIRLS GALE PROOF BIG GIRLS BLACK & WHITE LEATHER V. and UMBRELLAS Saddle Oxfords th~tt •re 1b.wlutel~ wind proof - Fine r l · yon euverinJI, Solld SlzH 4 to 9 LADIES' REG. $2.99 VALUE FALL FLATS MEN'S STRIPED TOP HANES CREW LADIES' WHITE FABRIC TENNIS SOCKS OXFORDS Famous Hanes quality sox in most popular styles for back to school. All sizes 10 to 12. White duck uppers with non skid rubber soles . Amt>nean made. All sizes 4 to 10. .. Reg. 89c value lroning Board Pad and Cover . At a new low discount pnce. Buy several now and save. Shop early CRAYOlAS ' ;rnuine rrayola rrayin<o . Pn('k 12 assnrlt>d eolors in a box . Best ror sehool use. Special baek to sthool value. SCHOOL PENCILS REGULAR 60c VALUE 59c lid1 tiiJ;Jiil"· Eberhard Faber lead penril s for school use. i\ o . 2 lf'ad . Smooth writing long l<~ s ling . ' Childrens 11 Back 1fo SchOol" 24c pkg. FOOTWEAR Styles For Boys-Girlo A good selection or oxfords lor boys & girls. Leatht'r uPpers, long wearing compo soles. Good fitting lasts. Sizea $299 pr. 81> to 3. 83c BIG FAMILY SIZE COLGATE$ TOOTHPASTE $2.00 SIZE FAMOUS WEBSTER$ NEW SCHOOL AND OFFICE DICTIONARY Everyone needs t diction· ary and this one is ldeal for students. Clear printing, easy to n~arl . lnereaae your vocabulary. 99~. TONI HOME PERMANENT Drive BOYS & ~OUNG MENS MOULDED SOU WHITI CQrefulty GYM SHOES Ameri<'an made white Cym aboes in all 8izes youth thru meo s 11. White moulded ~"'-""'" !'Oiei!J, t'UShiqn- ed imole; your ,beat buy! $1'' SIHSTe12 ' ..: COUNT~GENUINE 12 FINE EBERHARD FABER Board Pad and Cover , 12 pkg, REGc B9c IRONING pr MEN'S ENDICOTT-JOHNSON Biarks . Sizes 20 to 28 . $199 pr 99C Reg. $2.~ v-alue Ladies' New F~U Flats and Oxfords. Well madt! See these for value plus. Sn~ money at your Bonanza Store. Widths Brown~ .­ el. • h•ndle. ldnl for tdlOJol 9. '~~•" All lealht>r bt>lls fnr hoys. "'""'' . . ,. . ...... s100 Always popufar tor back to school Wt!ar. Black and white uppers with white rubber soles . Size for bie &.iris. 4 to _. $]-99 Sizes 3 to 6x . ly and save at your Bonanza Store. .' ' Irregulars of higher priced ny· Jon ho~ . Fine, sheer and seamless in the best fall shades. Sizes 8¥2 to 11. GIRLS' FINE COTTON SCHOOL • 8( to Big selection of boys back to school shirts in new dark tone fall patterns. Long sleeve styles. All fast colors. 17! BOYS SOX e to pkg. Sizes SHIRTS - SPORT NEW FALL PATTERNS SLACKS BOYS. PKG. SOX-4 PR. TO PKG. Boys' Sport Sox. 4 BOY'S LONG SLEEVE NEW SHADES Fine KUagP rayon tricot in white aud assorted pastel co· lors. Popular brief style in sizes 5, 6 and 7. Fabric uppers, non skid compo. rubber soles. All sizes for children & Misses. 5 to 3. fine serving HOSE Sizes 5-6-7 TENNIS OXFORDS T.V SHEER SEAMLESS NYLON ' LADIES' 0 $1 f 9 I . each FILLER PAPER 66C F:,,. 11uality white paper, l.Aled iilld punched wilh five holes to fit either 2 ring or 3 ring note , books. Ji!· ~ 57 Big 400 Count Package 5-Hole Ruled Nate Book DUNGARHS 1• High quality neuwn bottlal ._ metal ease . Keep1 liquids hot Ott cold for many hourt. H you e~ny .a lunch you need one of tbete. BEST BU'IS FOR••• 17!. 1.49 Vat Vacuum Bottles for men, Wall, medi- 24 Famous Nationally advertised Schae.ff~rs cartridge pens with 5 extra cartridge refills for only- Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Mr<. Irene Myers has been Blanch Van Schoyck and Mr. asoisling Mrs. Maude Blessi11( and Mrs, Curtis Rickard. Roosh the pasL ,...k with her New Fall styles - 'easy-on loafMr. alld Mrs. John Grand- work while Mrs. Roush has er styles and pop,ular lace staff ond daughters of Mason been Ill. models . Brbwn er bllck apent Saturday afternoon with Mr. Gory Nobles of Mason leathers, long wearing Mrs. .Graoosljllf's father, Mr called on Mr. CUrtis Rickard compo soles. and . Mrs. Ives King. Thursday afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Witmer Mr. Dwighl Gibbs visited Mon· . of Aohland, 0. and Mr . .Gary day morning with Mr. C. E. Fry. Mumaw of Columbus, 0. rt- Mrs. Louise Gibbs and daughturned homo .Friday after spend- ter, Janice and Mr. and Mrs. ~ the, past week with M r s. Elson Long and son Timmie .W1tmera parents, Mr. and Mrs. vlslte4 Sunday afternoon 'with ·llarrY Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Dwi&ht Gibbs Mtss Beverly Yeager npenl Mr. and ""•· Clartnc:e vea.Sunday evening visiting h e r ger, Sharon and Bevei'ly attend· 'Jf8lltlmother; Mrs. · Blsnch ed the Melgo Count)' Fal! ,Ye.ager. _ Rock Springs Thursday evening. Mlsi' Twlla and Mr. Emesl Mr. and Mra. Jolm Fry and Rickard Attended ·the Meigs Mr. 8cott1 llousb of New HavC!OUDty lair. at the Rocll: Sprinss en and Miss Judy Fry of l'arlr.. ; MIDDLEI'ORT, OHIO .,alrsroonds Thursday. ersburg visited Sunday with Mr ' Mr. an4. .1\lr§. Ftanl! Roblnet- and Mrs. Eel Fry. · lleya Haavy 13¥• oz. fe caUecl an Mr. and Mrs. Curt- Mrs. AUle Roffman and dauBLUE! DENIM '!f RJotard Saturclay evening. ghter Nora Mao vlslled Sunday Mr. and Mn. FJ:I!d Ills!. illlll evening with Mr. and Mrs. DalGenuine CoW Poke Westem ~ of Hunllnpln and Mn. Ia• Hoffmon, Susan and Rlcbttyl~ dunaareea. Made of Veaa Rainey called l)ll Mr. and an~. heavy 13% oz. Blue Denim. Mrs. _llennl4 Roush, Sr. Slillday Visillng Friday afternoon with Sizes for boys 8 to 18. Full .:"!~• · . .. .· Mr. end Mrs. C. E. Fry,.... cut and well m1de. , -•daY &\IW Of .Mr. Mrs. lliiOC!a Yeager and Mr. ·Pel ~ M!i. M. RCJ¥8b all!f Cbartn Yeqer IDil Marty 'of lin. - ,Fi')l'li'ere Mr: Ud Mason ' · · Mrs: A\1te :Jlo!tsh 11)11 family ~~y IJIOiil · o1 Mr. 1 n d . .. • · ~rl. Broad ftlln, · '" , Mr1. Honld RiYI!um were Mr l!v.Mrs. Be~ Rouali. aNI Jobn Manh,' Mt. John Ml!O..: . WIST.lN STYLI · ~- ~~ver lild' cia , ~ ~~~ and ~: ~. ~i and~ (1.. Jl!!lil!!!l!l!l,IJI!i•II!IJI!I t SURI TEMP QUART SIZ:I 8"'- "FAST MAIL" YELLOW SCHOOL """ Clover Farm ' l J!! MENS WHITIE $59~ • :a:_ LadiH' "Westclox" OXFORDS -LOAFERS Mrs. Weiss' : ·, ·~ou'll Find Everything You ·Need At Low Discount Prices I Mason and Mr. Howard Wei· · . Mrs. Hollice Thompson, Har- gand visited Sunday evening Tlet and Virginia visited Sun· with Mr. and Mrs. Fred M. day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Roush and Mrs. Anna Fry Paul Bennett of Point Pleasant, Rev. and Mrs. Jobn JcenhowHarriel and VIrginia stayed a\ er, Sharon, Tammie and Glen the. Bennetts Sunday evening were the Sunday dinner guests while 1\lrs. Thompson visited of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Adkins with her husband, Mr. Alhert and Sue. Thompson who is a surgical pa. Mrs. Beulah Rickard visited lient in the Galllpolls Clinic. Thursday morning with Mrs. M1ss Mary Plants of Point ' Sue Robinette and children Pleasant is spending a week Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. R;,.,sh with her aunl and family, Mr. and Mrs. Laura Gibbs were in and Mrs. Virgil Adkins a n d where Mrs. Roush and M r s. Sue. Parkersburg, W. Va. Friday Mrs. Blanch Yeager and Gibbs were conoulting with Dr. Maxwell House 8 MOUNTAIN RETREAT-Col. R. T. Grellll, North AmerleaD Air Def.... Commll!d'~ direCtor of civil engineering, points out featurel of modell of bufldlaga for NORAD'o llOW underground combat operations center. Tile eenter, eq>eell!d to go - operat!OD In 11185, will consist of 11 buildings eonstrueted wttbln a Ill llriDite ebambera ~ lowed out of Cheyenne Mountain near Colorado Sprinp, Colo. The fiu::n.t WW be frft. tb""ln&. w~ wui•CI witG lllo IIIOIIIIIIIlllo 1114 wliJ 1lf jo!llll' 1J1 _....,. Mrs. Beulah Rlckaro called Culeman in Pt. Pleasant Thurson Mr. and Mrs. Okey B. Roush day. Tuesday. Mr. Don Wartenburger called Mr. Virgil Adkins and Sue on Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Gibbs called on Mr. and Mrs, Curtis Thursday morning. Mrs, Catheryn Newberry spent ,Rickard Wednesday evening. , The annual "'"n10n of I he Sunday afternoon with her falhHart family was held at the er, Mr. Denois Roush. home of Mr. and Mn1. C h e t Monday dinner guests of Mr. ~1Cur1'9y. ill Haven Heights, New and Mrs. Fred Roush .ijld Mrs 'li>Mi!i''•Sunday. Thooe att'nc!- Anna' Fry were Mr. 1nJ1t Mrs. lng were Mr. and Mrs. Kent Arnold Grimm and Mr. Ed Wei~ Hart of Omar, W. Va., Mr. and gand of Beckley, W. Va. ·Mrs. Wayne Hart, Jr. and dau- Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth V•••••• ghter and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne , of Lancaster, Ohio visited Sun•.Harl, Sr. of Letart, Rt. 2, Mr. day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Jasper Hart, Mr. and ,Dennio Roush, Sr. Mrs. Lewis Hart and daughter, Mr. George Blessing of AkMr. and Mrs. Arthur Hl\fl and ron, Ohio and Mr. Calvin Bios.. children, Mr. antJ Mrs. George lng of letart spent Sunday Smtth, Mrs. Bernice Kilburg morning wltu Mrs. Maude Bles-' and the host and hosteBS, Mr. sing Roush. and Mrs. Chet CUrry, all of Mr. and Mrs. Les Smiih of olternMI With Mr. Adkllls' Jn&. ill'l lber, ¥n. N«a Adk!Df. vlsitltlg In tbe evMI11( - • Allie llollman liD1I Nora Mae, Mr. and Mn. · S~op!he ~nanza ~or Best Values For Back7To-School Kay King's stepmother, Mrs. Stella 'Mrs. Naomi Yeager visited King of Point Pleasant. with her aunt, Mrs. Lawrence a • Mr. Cbarles Yeacer and Marty and Mrs. Rhoda Yeoger M.-, and Mr. and Mrs. Fry vlalted Friday with Mr. g LOOK & SlE , leg. $1.29 CAKE PAN Re:g. $1 .29 value, one large table of this Cake ·Pili. Dis· ·:count priced to -save you money. Yes you save money at our Bonanza Store. 88! �• ea~~ ~~e~p. ,41 101t - bor IUIIDk. 1111t IIIJ,. I 'I1IE ALMANAC ,oda'" Report ~~ ~w'::e~~ p::ed, ::-!!!~tb':~~:;: .I I · 'J 's 1~"ed,·cal r.J I . ~ .,.,one . \"en ~~JIOI!I* ay wal'IIO G. Brmlltadt, M.D. help bini to bullcl he 1c colD& to meet U you .,. lllleril!t yaut munlty to coldl, IIIII tbuc bel- anyway whell bt 111ttn firtl mild Into nursery ocbool. ter prepan! him far 1lle . P:· grade. .nab auro IIIII he Is prepartcl 'or this no• uporleace. y.., ' lltould oo1 IIIII'MI'Y ochOOI fu: the child who 1s , . 11 Fnlm the .,.., abe taJJC!Ie'l, 1 In two run cltlerv.. ·• CJIOUI ahe bas been telling ... own 11 ahe ....,...,. . , _ 1111 lmlo boy sell temporll'ily. Dooat'l everyOIII! roomd pullin8 water In all t H. IIWDIJIOWer 111 lillka. Our Helen: ycu think I ob«JJd bo YIIUJI8Siers that howl becauoe that ahe blames him lor there are "!Ill new -ldl to ler ! yeart of ap, or who II oot well along In tolle1 training. How well he reacts 10 belllg oway from depollds partly IIJin1l he didn't do, two yeara CC~~Sidor you. lZeI en l""elp. , 's.' .J I V ~ you ~ - at c 11 'IWat 11 w"""'"'"'· ·Alii· 1 t once, md y011 dO It w11o ihedt-. 1111 betklell he wu only three old at tho time. ~ tlio 113r!1 diJ "' lllil· w11b ~..,, 11 AN fH 0 NY ~lUDCI'11.- bon! tullay ll!<ludl! Brit. Plu..Wil. H.ll. .... Jllrpie~ Ia Dqadlllll ~ oln'a011Ill PrineM1 lbll 411 ID ldiiAirJ: D!II.. -~ IMO, 11"'11P ,. r.;:: It p LQMII NG 18 lnllow.' ___;_;;.;..,;;___ _ _ _ hour - IJI!d ,.. the Ollra tllal need doln&. They wW 110. dlfflc!llty ne worldl. 'l'ell tllem, Helen, ~M.pneaa, tlleJ'IliO to weeu which onea wW bo JJUCo ranweo. tbo ablllty - s.tunL top. Too . "' laO. tbt I 11 .... lo ..... lelllpllriiJ 111 GermaD Ill' • """'· from lJIO, .._ 'flobt7 - t:,:::~~(f/AYSTOBETIERGRADE. ~~g he can do?- DISGUST· Dear SorryDis:... .. WiD power pil!s you yau have """""hinllt say, it! to gi're p o p ll qllilo,..~ U he does you'll have to ,...pare for dass every daJ. Whou....- po:ssible, check flw this willt old.,. studel!lo " h o ~~~-- Markets ' ................ au.-n. ~ Op,lln SudaJ_.• ondQ~ "'esdlf, . . . . . . . . ll'rlda~ aotl !Ww.., "' 8:Jt . . . Does he like have- alrealb' had vour ~er. - Wllal kind of losll does ht pe-? Essay trtJestions? TrueFat..! lllultlp!e choice? What el IIIS\Wrs does he lib? Good understanding of main - · Tl!oy You'll te odjusl yo,. !!lndyiog le his t.Rs; il can save you a lot of uaas? l!a•• _.IL Yw an 11!1• out with older stul::':eney -· t - See H he has "g~ days" "bad ay•" Mlllltla71 are just as rol181J Q!! 1eachen as · Uata-PII they are 011 ""'· llart't go out Cl,e:. Sat•-· 111 • p . . o. your "IQ' lA give yoor tea•:h· (Qooied All 111J n.ca ' ,.1 or a bord on lis bad cia... .&ll.bouroiAT.I'V-, - Make a private lljtpoinJo. tr.enl l!i'lh your teacber. It eaD II< helpful Ia boll! of you. Ha'l eMASON. W.VA. he Pill to - ljtJI bul be ..... M*tteDal IIITITI-,.o have s 1' Iaa _... .~ All lliJ' that want to Jalk over; he I ... AI \0:01 1:11 r -.. 1may not '-"• tilte tor i u 11 liad., TburcdQ, Sa> Ismall talk. !lllbt 6 SWICiaJ' ; ~ I!:YerJ 017 AI 7:30 !NEXT: How to dluii'"O wltb 'I I I , you "'*'· --·----...J•-""-1 ' (A1t .. . . . . . .D.ST. .,._, b-l:ce•a ..r still Jet..,.., r 43c lult •• tiiR.. . 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I I I 494 c::'\.i ents are~; grandparNewland of . rs. S. P. oear Chester, James and Mar I . Obi garet, Pataok&- a, o. I Rega rei Iess Of Price • I NO RWONABLE OFFER REFUSED I y.,, Our Lot Is Stacked Aglln and Due To The S•la Of The Ba1utiful New Ramblers, SEE THESE-- 1961 M. G. Roadster ................... . .... _.....peS ._u..,u~t Mrs. Blll Fry, Mlchael, Billy, Jr. and Merk, Mr. md M r ' · John N. Lewis, Michael 8 n d Dale, Mr. Delbert Russell, Ma· -; l!lld Mrs. Henry Fry ' Rolls -2 ..... 25c 2 -· 2 t:a:. 39c Bread Peaches ~~ $1 ll:ft ...... eo.- ••,Mree. ~~ !.":: ::~e~~ Jrogerl'ully ..... Kroger Variety Ptataapple Juhe ..... .. 4 ·.: $1 1'0f YMW I?MIPI w.... CMIMI\ & t~•r~hii'M • ,J.:' sh . Awnda.. 14alw• .... SIICH _.. -_ MASON AMERICA'S FIRST CHOICE FOR YEARS 'i th~ ........... C.l'fw c.ll.c - .,..,... Sat.. _... 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That100numen and a short busllle•s meet- tbe Slate 4-H Roundup at Jack· I ASHINGTON 1UPII -The helow average. her ftnally dwindled to illg was held. son's Mill , Stale 4-H Camp, Aug. I r.:r Industr-y on the Pacific Most of the reduction in thla perhapo as few u 15 or 20. Officers elected for the com· U:'l 1 13th. I st Is laking 8 beating thiJ year'• crop w)ll be In the Pacific 1 Cbatga BNett Altl • !he OrganizaUon of lng year are president, Howard I. land judging team consist· I coast stales where IIOI"mally ·· · W. Rouah, vice president: Pauling of Katherine Thomas, Ar· Au ost Agrkul!ure Department's , about 90 per tent of the crop lsi can Sta!eo, the Duvalier govemRickard: secretary. treosurer, lene Rouoh, David Eads, and ' t4leg erop report shows that I produced. There was bad wea-l ment charged that Cantave's Mrs. Belva Lewis. . David Bennett competed with lsu hit' rcrop lhlo year will he ther whkll first damaged trees vaslon had been aided and abet. Fred M. was presented 18 teams from other counties sh!lo Y more 1han 20 million bu-. and then hampered pollination, ted by the oelghborlng Dominia gift for being the oldest per· throoghout the state. Thl• was .. · Thlo Is 31 . per cent b<low Pear production In tht' Pacific cao government of President · oon attending and a gift was Ihe first Ume 4-H'ers In Mason coast states Is expected 10 be :::::; Bosch who last May threatpresented to the youngest, Mary had taken pari In this down 34 per cent from last year hi8 to earry out an Invasion Jane Lewis, daugher of Mr. activ1ty. and 30 per cent below average. own ag~~st Haiti. l!lld Mrs. Richard Lewis. Mrs. The Western Soil ConservaOWS hThe IJoinJmcaoa denied t be David WoHe and family rece!v- tlon Service of Point Pleasant The Department's Ecoooml< • arge. eel a gll1 lor. having traveled financed the trip. Arlene Roush en Research Servlet (EftSI oaid Uniled Stateo, the lit10 tile !oogest distance. recetved a blue ribbon, Kather· MASON - Final arraoge throe 110 developmeots was embarrasamont. 00 11 Attending were Mrs. M 1 n a ine, red, with David Eads and .menil have been made for the I ru.ve marked !he poor ecooomy has 110 love lor DuvalJer buJ Allbright, Mr. 8l1d Mrs. Eihern Da_'?dJlennett receiving 8 white marr.lage of Patricia Machir of smc 1935. Tbeoe ore: Mom:oe, Sandy and Stevte, ce- ~ Sperow, Superm!end: Huntington 10 Mr. Carl T. Knopp I -l~asiJ18 production 1n damlle, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. ent of the West Virginia 0 h 1oiol Mason. Padf1c <001t llaletl. Ralph L. Durst, Sharon, Ronnie Valley Experiment Station Farm The open-church weddlnl wiD -A shift from lrooh uoe to and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Buster and Gilbor1 V. Barnettop Mas.lbe performed August :16 at 7:30 proeeulng. Dickens, Penny and Susan, Mrs. on County Ex"nslod 4-H A p.m. 111 Po!ot Pleasant ll th• -A smaD lnereaae in total use Margeret Kincaid, Pat, M 1k e en1 coached lhe Jearn g. St. Paul Methndlst Church with but. a moderate decreaso 1n per and Janey, Mr. and Mrs. Way- A land appreciati.,; school Rev: Dale Childers ofl!clatina. <aplla eoooumption. ne Kincaid, Jr. aU of Pl. Plea- preceded the judging giv!n the M"' Machlr wm have as her unt. boys and girls a chence k :ma1ron of honor Mn A B Pear production In California, 'll!011181 8l1d Mollie Johilsoft, any questiooo arul e lain as ISomerville ol Galllpolls.• Serv: Orogon, and Wasillngton inMr. and Mrt. Oscar Fry, Mrs. procedure of the ev the lng as briclesmalda wm bo Mlu creased about 15 pee ten! from Joseph Weal, Jeaonette S u e, . , en · Reta Jividen of Point Pleasant, the la!e 1910'c \0 !he oarly ltl60's. Jolene and Beverly, Mrs. Ha.. An'END CONFERENCE and Miss Patricia McNeely of llloat of the gain was in Cali~or· kell Bloomer, Wanda Lou a NEW HAVEN_ Huntlogton. Ria. In _other commercial states, Darvln of Gallipolis. Robert Dale Rous~· 0. ~sh, Mlu Garne1 Dabney will II< produ<tNin dropped about 86 NeverDIMr. and Mrs. Jay fer!an, Roush nd Gl ' a r Y taper llgh1er lor the ceremon cent. Lynn Cheryl and Patrick Jay, New while Mlas Debby Machlr As a reoult, about oeven-eighths Jackson, 0; Mr. and Mrs. Char- nental Ho,;, ' e ontJ·I ter of the bride and Mts; Jo- of the natiOIUII crop has been They les J . Lyons and Randy, Can- in Roanok es v·Sales Seminar anne ·Knopp, tJ!aier of lh grown In tho PacHie coast states ton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs Fred S!h . . e, Jrgtma, August groom, will be nower e m recent yeatl, Ill !'- Ibm Just M. Rou!h, Mr. and Mrs. How· Continental cal selections will be :!'!n: 75 stateo, Bartletts oompriaed about ard W. Roush, Mr. and Mrs By- slates of VIr ~rs r;m . 1 h e by Mrs. Paul Nease of Cheste per cent, l!ld nther v - . 1'011 Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Tom ' gJma, esl V~rgl,.. Ohio and musical r· most "wlnter poora" such Fry. Kenneth, Becky and PhilCaro- wlll be given by Mrs D'Anjoo. made up tho res!. lip, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lew· ' • a, Mary1 of Pomer · Pear production during tho Ia, Cheryl and Mary Jane, ali of ::.nd,DT~nnessee, and Washing- Dale of :!'~son 111 !wo decadts ha~ been marked Letart. ' . . as bes1 man while ; a decreaae In lbe number Mr. and Mra. Clifford E Mall' llarllour alao of M an farms growing them. ""::::: ley and family, Mlddlepori, Mr. BIRTH Somervllle was _maintained lltroogh and Mn. John Wolfe and Ausr. and Mrs. Ml- lis, be ushe .,.... ed yteldo per tree In fewer liD,' Racine, 0., Mrs. D a v I d ~hael McCarthy of 140'1 Cam. rs. bigger orchards. Wolfe, Connie, David and Den- en Ave., Parkersburg are ID· Africa Is tbe h . Silll'4! 1935 the volume of n!o, Smyma Tennessee· Mrs nouncmg the b~rth of a daugh- tallest (Watus! ol the marketed for fresh - hBI ZUia Fry, Mr. and Mro ,AIIJeri ter on August 15th, at the Cam- more) and the• sh eel tall or peel oubllanUally. But tho vot.mie Stewiu1, George Stewart Mr den Clark Hospital in Park- buli four I II orlat (Bam- of pear• cold for proeetSiog has and Mrs. Alonzo Dickens.' Mrs: ersburg. The mfant weighed 7 • ee men on earth. doubled. R. H. McCoy Jennie Lo M pound! and fourteen ounces and . . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Beth Mr • u, ary has been named Kelly Ann The Colu;.,.,ia.s. Lola Lewis, West molher of tbe iofant is for- I Ray Fry M p mer Ann Newland of Mason. Harry , rs. ansy Grandpan!l!'" M 1 Fry, Mra. lcey Miller Mr and ~ are r. and Mrs. Mrs Paul Rickard Harvey Newland, Malon and De.,;.a, New Have'n: Mrs. Burton McCarthy 1tworth~ YEUOW lACKO mOIUI~ go. M , ach~r-Knopp V . , W1/l Be Tok AUg. 24 ATTENTION I Middleport High StudentS BUY MAYTAG 5SOEX11A TOPYAUISTAMI'S "' qright Star M.'Mal Sliced Bacon .... • - .. 3 ~69c Coupon ..,:., ."beCIIIIUQlhr.aod - ~ &. v J•e.•» ... ,Uiio .... ...•.... HeH!e ........!loa dlt Ole tom. m. From tht'se ruqed Haitian rebel leoder Gel ....,; c;'ntave, figh!lng In the ti10JIIIel' °earlyCaatro tloyaagllinlt of tbe Ballall! Cuban 1n tho . a:: Co~nty -- expected •ppojnted for the HaJtian peaaantry wW. 10 only witb 1 sure wiJt.ner. Mason County; 0 n Th e Farm Front ship hopesofto bring downFrali(.'Q[S tho dl:O.! Duvaltet who Uk<o be 4-H'ers Joined ., Pear Industry Pared. Down' .<'OIJ/IictiJ18 ~~a~ claims, ha. been char and In Roundup Nearly One-Third Off '62 ~;;:~~ _excitementAug.of Cantave'a lrst strtke rebel Rolls~ I Canned Picnic __... 3 ~ $1.89 nt .DAilY SENTINEl - --- - -· ' ___ ~~ homeplac~ ::s:: hnd ye~ E. M1in Street 8ulo I a lew· m<We t.'UMID -•~ lhan h e ' -soar .., • test, your marl< may woold '11 he stayed at home · But ,jf he has hod aD his ·, - Does he like argument in mllltiilng ll!jeclloiJo for the dlSIII'OOID? 1Not figbts, of mare imporllnl childhood dis- course, but intelligent discu~ !aats,; the!ll t'Oids won"t evt'n s10n of both sides ot 1 pro!> :low 111m tlon. They !Il3y l Some t-"tn don't becl!IS4l they're press.. lor timt. But try our9 out. Bring up a qliOStioo !hal co,.. DtVOTIO 10 JtiTERI5l OF tradirts 1111e of his •"" statements. II he likes ~. do ~ &lti'M MA-N AAIA gain. If he dneso1, it 111111 be besl 1o keep quiet wblll yoo · There's no pomt in irritalilll bim. - Does he mark hr class par-""~ tlcipalioo, or does bo jusl eount teols? This will II!II&IIJ depond \be size of his ..... , lht best ""'' to lind out i.s 10 ult your teacher. If he marks lor dasa wheotYer GROVER'S STUDIO Rump Roast .~·.·~·.·~. ~ 89~ ' lilly plota 10 WEST VIRGINIA - The • an- :~;' !';~"~:: l, Cantavt Preaklent Fry Reunion \ .' te..,. partidpation, Old Homeplace ' th: f.~::~ ~~:g ~'ff m~utes J~ckson B~f ~ P~fl,reBrat BEST COLA BUY Br••cM ~ ~ cbier M' es!Jva~l. NO ONE BUSIER - Nobody Is busier than the Ap 1 F · . engaged In a busy round of person'a l and TV a ear n p e Queen and her court these days aa the are held In Jackson September IB through 21. ces to publiCize the County Apple Festival be poolslde. From left to right are Queen a 1 off for a swim and posed for mp enda Downey and Kristine Stevenson. · Y e, andy Hunley, Dorothy Evans, Sally . No Willet' IIICW TeRJI II""' Silt tlill Tip U Haiti'• beaten-down peasantry to !loci< .to bill colon, he lVII ella- down from father to am for b@tler. part ul !110 yean. The~r JeleJlraph ·llne Ia the to -Priced means Lower-Priced•••1'"'""• t. him . This acts as a connecting So far, we've been discussing link between school and home. the way• in which yoo should He may want to <OJJIIDue to do aceoJiliiii>CI\Ie yourself to your this until he !Mil at bome In coursos - 'how to develop a the new surroundlnp. constructive , attitude toward Above all, teD blm 1l!at while ocbool arul fiow to pinpoint the he Is 11 ..l!tol y-. .UI bo tblnk- purposes behind each course. lnt of him ... t1 wbl ~e 11 But for every course you take, dolag, ocd Iov... ldm eveo you also take a teacher, md unII•""P he Ia JJtl ol ,.., llde. til tei!Cblng machines take ovWhen you lave him at er the ~lassroom, It's important school, do so wi1h a confident to study your teacl!er. smile. The child who rebels at ne oW tbcbe ""''' "II yoo belng left is often only r&- ean't opt 'e•, jol8 'em," and fleeting your own ill.found<d ll!en's no poilll ic worlllpprehension. inl at cross-purpose• w1t111 yoar U you look worried or ill at 1taoHr !be mark• JOII. leam ,.,., he will sul'f'ly oxpect that bow to - k with blm. Worklog something unpleasant Ue• wltiJ 1 teatber lo DOl the .._ ahead, and will put up an aw.. •• lppl..,ollsl!'-8- 'iou lulve \0 inspiring oquawt. 1I'Ork wltl! people all your life; U your child is ntYmal he staot making a sclooce al 11. will take to nursery schuol Here sre the major things to with relish. because I! is 11m to look lor when studyln& a teacbbe wll,h other children. He will or: love a friendly Jeaeher, because _ What pari of the course chlldron want to love anyone does he like best? What part who Is ~~ to them. . does he like 1-t? Walch out The sk•lla he teams m nur- for small points that your sery school wUI not amount to er spends 1 lot of time oa - he much,. but the drscov~ thai likes those points. They may be thore are othe" like h•m In on a test If yoo catch y o u r the world "· at thla staet of 1tacher supplying a lot of hrs deVelopment, 1he most val· ingly unimpol'\aJit background Jable 1esson he ean \eam. materia) make ,7!lllre you .._. 11J for the eflecl 011 his thai "seeminJl)y unimpnrlalll" h,..lth - thoro "· of couroe · IL you can gtve · tho ohance that he will eal<b matertal. 11 lsience on .·-~ ls Site 01 Pomeroy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __!_'~~~been~.:_ID~v~en:ted~.~A~~~"""""'""""""""'""'""""""""""""""""""""'""'"""!!!!""'""'"""" ----··- ------- By 'l1!e ReodbJ& Llboralel'J ble ridH<o are inhabited by Gn THEM NOW AT ••• ~ul tratioM ant famUiea, eking .out • bare carton serves1B Minstrel Cast & Centennial Paratle'l talr:- 1f even the tops of these 8UtVI!S THREI! ~\F"---'"'";;.~&...';0;..~~~-~===;;;;i;;;ii;;ii;;; pounds, but now I am up 10 197. Do You Want Pictures Of Tile and I can't lose ..This II because When day comes to go, the II may be wlsofor10 him let him take a favorite loy With =gh I!ACH BOTTLI! upor~..-. <.., .... ._... • ~..,.::.;;:::::~ .... -::>tli~PIIrll!or~=~·:11~r:ab:IOI:.:d:li:m~s~Ui~'lii!,W=~·~-==i!lk=~·iiii~-~'~,~,~~,. oi .,._ WYdlil'llt . th~ ptpnW· Jet cut the border between Haiti , Uaa eomnnmieatiolis there and the Dominican R<pubilc . W81 coocern for the --• -· '" which together ohare the island of lt8llered American ltunllioc of H11paniola wives and familiel of some The ridge~ are not hiHh enough whom bad been Jl'l'mltted 10 re: fo be snow • covered bul high 1I urn to Haiti only daya before to discourage tbe palrn. For both Duvalier and i.1 1 1 In de1111ely populated ...,my, Cantave, then wore fnJo. Royal Crown Ho may have overheard you So I looked through my dress- My neighbor burst In to :alk!ng to another adult and er drawers m1 the hathnMIID of laughter when 1 told ber m!' believe that you will be glad to and my doll cheat and found little boy hod pul water in our I am 111cl< of dieting and have oe rid of him for a couple of most of my bows, and pu1 them !awn mower sa• lll!k. She ,.id lost my will power. I go 10 the hoUrs every day l!lld that y111 In a bo1 In my l'QOm. , · he had done the same thing Ia doctor once a monlh l!lld he are sure be is lOin& to mate a Now my mother uys 1 •an'\ nor Jawnmower. me sometblng to but ·errtble fuss . have IllY new bows because 1 My son hasn't been to be doel IIIII curb my appetJ!e. It On the other hand, If you !lOt don't need them-I have e!IIIUgh house in months. 1 . ceems I am Jus1 beipil!t b I m ' n!y tell him why you are send- already. her teUing me about two pay hll rent, as he is not helping him 10 nursery school but Can YOU unders11!1d moth· ago that somebody ..at•r inC me any more. When JOU tell also give bini a vivid, !1ctual your doctor you heve loot J'"'r accoun1 of what to expect. he\ ,. _.L ozt!lliDIJI££ _,,..,... ,._.,"" wW power, Isn't there ..,.. . pn:k UPI 1'-11• Newo AuiJII I Bosch O«UUed <II ; - . ti,00 High, razor-back 111011ntofn rid- , In the kUJ breakdown '; ' HI A.MTD. • NG IN HALF-QUARTS 1 lilt • 1 1 Iii , . . the nthtr hand dolfa not By PHD. P<EW80M \i,.;tbo~~ma~bo~W~V~~n~~ol:.i~b:;~;;;~= I .... P~ ....~~~t.....e •foaCbl "uu • Cut Off Papa Doc, Dictator :.!~= ~11u'!'::.~ 1 :m;: -. '-' orr~"*' 111 You should be ..,re to ,to heart talk with yaut or They Ill do :rou1J11 111011 tbeao_da)'a .xplaln the rea""" you are ly IMien lettel !bout the ine!!lelency of their job& or lbty doo'l stay, ever learrted to WORK. cnmmunii!D - wu. 10 oendlng him 1way from you: ' eel-down gas, ml lhec BUT what a dlflertDee In the Dear AI: :ncluding the !act that when what he didn't do before, they do Ill Some have the YOI) told them AI and thanks. II •chool starts there won't he won't do aga111? wea that the only way Ia gel 1 caD oatY odd. :,Opportunity ony other children left lor him Jut PlaiD U!II'OaiOI!Able ers? - BETSY (al• 9) ll you know exactly wbere he ahead II to drag their feel ·.man WOD'I do mueb paettng If 1 to play with, 1nd that at Dear Hl!len : Dear Betsy: II and wbat he II doln& at a the boll IID't Jookl•c - they 're not wortb a rap."- IL nursery aehoal he will find My mother wu annoyed be- I think I !lllderstand mothert tlb!el, boW lheD did YOUB only what lbey'no told to do TbJa column It dedicated to 1ew friendl and new thinp to cause I couldn't find any of pretty well. So I'll bot a stretoh- tank get the small-boy and make 1111'0 tho job lull lamlly llvll!g, so H ycu're 118•· lo. my halr·bowa. and said I COIJkl. ed-out hair baDd to 1 ben1 bob- men1? - H. whole day. Tbelr work lc cUp. lng ldd trouble er jut It It j!!ll IE I!QOrlal to ,.,.. n't buy any more becauce I by-pin hal you find a set of Iu A Prlnto Affair shoot'- just good enouah 1o tiel trouble, let HeloD Help YOU. oblld'c dew..,.,...,l lor 111m didn't lake care of rny things. bows in your box by next · by. Ao roe said, "For a buck· SIJo will also we"- .your own It lean to 1e1 aloq wid! tlb- She said I would have to Jearn day- provided you haven't I went on a diet I eouple of teoty-flve 111 baur, rm not till- amusing Addreu en 1!11 01111 a10 u It 11 lor to ke·lp track ol my things, l!lld the box again bet-n now and ago because my d_octor inC myself." Olbers wort 88 11 BeJel! Bolte! in ell'll of t b I I IIIII a. lo..,. a. 101 alo•& wiiil 1l!aa she wouldn't mind buying then. - H. H was a must. I wetghed were $5 an newspaper. lllafts. more. Dear Helen: pounds. I got doWII to :!n'";*..::;ard IForeign . NeVis Commenfary ·Ca · ntave Is High"t To 1 • .. M . an lll!d 81\UrD. 1llo "ealol 11m - " make me sick. 1 b1re 1111 II ...,_ 11 w11!1Dgnes1, soo • '- • lO.'Dtllr ~utlllel, l\i11l6101·MMMeport, o, Aua.n. :t"'. • no.pbcco. ..... ••·• lint '1'bc --"" 11m . . JUplll!r BJ ltu<lenta durin& 'the laltn, llnd I Clll tell In two .ad ol - IJIO?- OLD MorH!R HEN Our OMH: WIJy don't you have • • . ' '. for ·yoor '. ' �• ea~~ ~~e~p. ,41 101t - bor IUIIDk. 1111t IIIJ,. I 'I1IE ALMANAC ,oda'" Report ~~ ~w'::e~~ p::ed, ::-!!!~tb':~~:;: .I I · 'J 's 1~"ed,·cal r.J I . ~ .,.,one . \"en ~~JIOI!I* ay wal'IIO G. Brmlltadt, M.D. help bini to bullcl he 1c colD& to meet U you .,. lllleril!t yaut munlty to coldl, IIIII tbuc bel- anyway whell bt 111ttn firtl mild Into nursery ocbool. ter prepan! him far 1lle . P:· grade. .nab auro IIIII he Is prepartcl 'or this no• uporleace. y.., ' lltould oo1 IIIII'MI'Y ochOOI fu: the child who 1s , . 11 Fnlm the .,.., abe taJJC!Ie'l, 1 In two run cltlerv.. ·• CJIOUI ahe bas been telling ... own 11 ahe ....,...,. . , _ 1111 lmlo boy sell temporll'ily. Dooat'l everyOIII! roomd pullin8 water In all t H. IIWDIJIOWer 111 lillka. Our Helen: ycu think I ob«JJd bo YIIUJI8Siers that howl becauoe that ahe blames him lor there are "!Ill new -ldl to ler ! yeart of ap, or who II oot well along In tolle1 training. How well he reacts 10 belllg oway from depollds partly IIJin1l he didn't do, two yeara CC~~Sidor you. lZeI en l""elp. , 's.' .J I V ~ you ~ - at c 11 'IWat 11 w"""'"'"'· ·Alii· 1 t once, md y011 dO It w11o ihedt-. 1111 betklell he wu only three old at tho time. ~ tlio 113r!1 diJ "' lllil· w11b ~..,, 11 AN fH 0 NY ~lUDCI'11.- bon! tullay ll!<ludl! Brit. Plu..Wil. H.ll. .... Jllrpie~ Ia Dqadlllll ~ oln'a011Ill PrineM1 lbll 411 ID ldiiAirJ: D!II.. -~ IMO, 11"'11P ,. r.;:: It p LQMII NG 18 lnllow.' ___;_;;.;..,;;___ _ _ _ hour - IJI!d ,.. the Ollra tllal need doln&. They wW 110. dlfflc!llty ne worldl. 'l'ell tllem, Helen, ~M.pneaa, tlleJ'IliO to weeu which onea wW bo JJUCo ranweo. tbo ablllty - s.tunL top. Too . "' laO. tbt I 11 .... lo ..... lelllpllriiJ 111 GermaD Ill' • """'· from lJIO, .._ 'flobt7 - t:,:::~~(f/AYSTOBETIERGRADE. ~~g he can do?- DISGUST· Dear SorryDis:... .. WiD power pil!s you yau have """""hinllt say, it! to gi're p o p ll qllilo,..~ U he does you'll have to ,...pare for dass every daJ. Whou....- po:ssible, check flw this willt old.,. studel!lo " h o ~~~-- Markets ' ................ au.-n. ~ Op,lln SudaJ_.• ondQ~ "'esdlf, . . . . . . . . ll'rlda~ aotl !Ww.., "' 8:Jt . . . Does he like have- alrealb' had vour ~er. - Wllal kind of losll does ht pe-? Essay trtJestions? TrueFat..! lllultlp!e choice? What el IIIS\Wrs does he lib? Good understanding of main - · Tl!oy You'll te odjusl yo,. !!lndyiog le his t.Rs; il can save you a lot of uaas? l!a•• _.IL Yw an 11!1• out with older stul::':eney -· t - See H he has "g~ days" "bad ay•" Mlllltla71 are just as rol181J Q!! 1eachen as · Uata-PII they are 011 ""'· llart't go out Cl,e:. Sat•-· 111 • p . . o. your "IQ' lA give yoor tea•:h· (Qooied All 111J n.ca ' ,.1 or a bord on lis bad cia... .&ll.bouroiAT.I'V-, - Make a private lljtpoinJo. tr.enl l!i'lh your teacber. It eaD II< helpful Ia boll! of you. Ha'l eMASON. W.VA. he Pill to - ljtJI bul be ..... M*tteDal IIITITI-,.o have s 1' Iaa _... .~ All lliJ' that want to Jalk over; he I ... AI \0:01 1:11 r -.. 1may not '-"• tilte tor i u 11 liad., TburcdQ, Sa> Ismall talk. !lllbt 6 SWICiaJ' ; ~ I!:YerJ 017 AI 7:30 !NEXT: How to dluii'"O wltb 'I I I , you "'*'· --·----...J•-""-1 ' (A1t .. . . . . . .D.ST. .,._, b-l:ce•a ..r still Jet..,.., r 43c lult •• tiiR.. . 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That100numen and a short busllle•s meet- tbe Slate 4-H Roundup at Jack· I ASHINGTON 1UPII -The helow average. her ftnally dwindled to illg was held. son's Mill , Stale 4-H Camp, Aug. I r.:r Industr-y on the Pacific Most of the reduction in thla perhapo as few u 15 or 20. Officers elected for the com· U:'l 1 13th. I st Is laking 8 beating thiJ year'• crop w)ll be In the Pacific 1 Cbatga BNett Altl • !he OrganizaUon of lng year are president, Howard I. land judging team consist· I coast stales where IIOI"mally ·· · W. Rouah, vice president: Pauling of Katherine Thomas, Ar· Au ost Agrkul!ure Department's , about 90 per tent of the crop lsi can Sta!eo, the Duvalier govemRickard: secretary. treosurer, lene Rouoh, David Eads, and ' t4leg erop report shows that I produced. There was bad wea-l ment charged that Cantave's Mrs. Belva Lewis. . David Bennett competed with lsu hit' rcrop lhlo year will he ther whkll first damaged trees vaslon had been aided and abet. Fred M. was presented 18 teams from other counties sh!lo Y more 1han 20 million bu-. and then hampered pollination, ted by the oelghborlng Dominia gift for being the oldest per· throoghout the state. Thl• was .. · Thlo Is 31 . per cent b<low Pear production In tht' Pacific cao government of President · oon attending and a gift was Ihe first Ume 4-H'ers In Mason coast states Is expected 10 be :::::; Bosch who last May threatpresented to the youngest, Mary had taken pari In this down 34 per cent from last year hi8 to earry out an Invasion Jane Lewis, daugher of Mr. activ1ty. and 30 per cent below average. own ag~~st Haiti. l!lld Mrs. Richard Lewis. Mrs. The Western Soil ConservaOWS hThe IJoinJmcaoa denied t be David WoHe and family rece!v- tlon Service of Point Pleasant The Department's Ecoooml< • arge. eel a gll1 lor. having traveled financed the trip. Arlene Roush en Research Servlet (EftSI oaid Uniled Stateo, the lit10 tile !oogest distance. recetved a blue ribbon, Kather· MASON - Final arraoge throe 110 developmeots was embarrasamont. 00 11 Attending were Mrs. M 1 n a ine, red, with David Eads and .menil have been made for the I ru.ve marked !he poor ecooomy has 110 love lor DuvalJer buJ Allbright, Mr. 8l1d Mrs. Eihern Da_'?dJlennett receiving 8 white marr.lage of Patricia Machir of smc 1935. Tbeoe ore: Mom:oe, Sandy and Stevte, ce- ~ Sperow, Superm!end: Huntington 10 Mr. Carl T. Knopp I -l~asiJ18 production 1n damlle, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. ent of the West Virginia 0 h 1oiol Mason. Padf1c <001t llaletl. Ralph L. Durst, Sharon, Ronnie Valley Experiment Station Farm The open-church weddlnl wiD -A shift from lrooh uoe to and Dale, Mr. and Mrs. Buster and Gilbor1 V. Barnettop Mas.lbe performed August :16 at 7:30 proeeulng. Dickens, Penny and Susan, Mrs. on County Ex"nslod 4-H A p.m. 111 Po!ot Pleasant ll th• -A smaD lnereaae in total use Margeret Kincaid, Pat, M 1k e en1 coached lhe Jearn g. St. Paul Methndlst Church with but. a moderate decreaso 1n per and Janey, Mr. and Mrs. Way- A land appreciati.,; school Rev: Dale Childers ofl!clatina. <aplla eoooumption. ne Kincaid, Jr. aU of Pl. Plea- preceded the judging giv!n the M"' Machlr wm have as her unt. boys and girls a chence k :ma1ron of honor Mn A B Pear production In California, 'll!011181 8l1d Mollie Johilsoft, any questiooo arul e lain as ISomerville ol Galllpolls.• Serv: Orogon, and Wasillngton inMr. and Mrt. Oscar Fry, Mrs. procedure of the ev the lng as briclesmalda wm bo Mlu creased about 15 pee ten! from Joseph Weal, Jeaonette S u e, . , en · Reta Jividen of Point Pleasant, the la!e 1910'c \0 !he oarly ltl60's. Jolene and Beverly, Mrs. Ha.. An'END CONFERENCE and Miss Patricia McNeely of llloat of the gain was in Cali~or· kell Bloomer, Wanda Lou a NEW HAVEN_ Huntlogton. Ria. In _other commercial states, Darvln of Gallipolis. Robert Dale Rous~· 0. ~sh, Mlu Garne1 Dabney will II< produ<tNin dropped about 86 NeverDIMr. and Mrs. Jay fer!an, Roush nd Gl ' a r Y taper llgh1er lor the ceremon cent. Lynn Cheryl and Patrick Jay, New while Mlas Debby Machlr As a reoult, about oeven-eighths Jackson, 0; Mr. and Mrs. Char- nental Ho,;, ' e ontJ·I ter of the bride and Mts; Jo- of the natiOIUII crop has been They les J . Lyons and Randy, Can- in Roanok es v·Sales Seminar anne ·Knopp, tJ!aier of lh grown In tho PacHie coast states ton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs Fred S!h . . e, Jrgtma, August groom, will be nower e m recent yeatl, Ill !'- Ibm Just M. Rou!h, Mr. and Mrs. How· Continental cal selections will be :!'!n: 75 stateo, Bartletts oompriaed about ard W. Roush, Mr. and Mrs By- slates of VIr ~rs r;m . 1 h e by Mrs. Paul Nease of Cheste per cent, l!ld nther v - . 1'011 Fry, Mr. and Mrs. Tom ' gJma, esl V~rgl,.. Ohio and musical r· most "wlnter poora" such Fry. Kenneth, Becky and PhilCaro- wlll be given by Mrs D'Anjoo. made up tho res!. lip, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lew· ' • a, Mary1 of Pomer · Pear production during tho Ia, Cheryl and Mary Jane, ali of ::.nd,DT~nnessee, and Washing- Dale of :!'~son 111 !wo decadts ha~ been marked Letart. ' . . as bes1 man while ; a decreaae In lbe number Mr. and Mra. Clifford E Mall' llarllour alao of M an farms growing them. ""::::: ley and family, Mlddlepori, Mr. BIRTH Somervllle was _maintained lltroogh and Mn. John Wolfe and Ausr. and Mrs. Ml- lis, be ushe .,.... ed yteldo per tree In fewer liD,' Racine, 0., Mrs. D a v I d ~hael McCarthy of 140'1 Cam. rs. bigger orchards. Wolfe, Connie, David and Den- en Ave., Parkersburg are ID· Africa Is tbe h . Silll'4! 1935 the volume of n!o, Smyma Tennessee· Mrs nouncmg the b~rth of a daugh- tallest (Watus! ol the marketed for fresh - hBI ZUia Fry, Mr. and Mro ,AIIJeri ter on August 15th, at the Cam- more) and the• sh eel tall or peel oubllanUally. But tho vot.mie Stewiu1, George Stewart Mr den Clark Hospital in Park- buli four I II orlat (Bam- of pear• cold for proeetSiog has and Mrs. Alonzo Dickens.' Mrs: ersburg. The mfant weighed 7 • ee men on earth. doubled. R. H. McCoy Jennie Lo M pound! and fourteen ounces and . . iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Beth Mr • u, ary has been named Kelly Ann The Colu;.,.,ia.s. Lola Lewis, West molher of tbe iofant is for- I Ray Fry M p mer Ann Newland of Mason. Harry , rs. ansy Grandpan!l!'" M 1 Fry, Mra. lcey Miller Mr and ~ are r. and Mrs. Mrs Paul Rickard Harvey Newland, Malon and De.,;.a, New Have'n: Mrs. Burton McCarthy 1tworth~ YEUOW lACKO mOIUI~ go. M , ach~r-Knopp V . , W1/l Be Tok AUg. 24 ATTENTION I Middleport High StudentS BUY MAYTAG 5SOEX11A TOPYAUISTAMI'S "' qright Star M.'Mal Sliced Bacon .... • - .. 3 ~69c Coupon ..,:., ."beCIIIIUQlhr.aod - ~ &. v J•e.•» ... ,Uiio .... ...•.... HeH!e ........!loa dlt Ole tom. m. From tht'se ruqed Haitian rebel leoder Gel ....,; c;'ntave, figh!lng In the ti10JIIIel' °earlyCaatro tloyaagllinlt of tbe Ballall! Cuban 1n tho . a:: Co~nty -- expected •ppojnted for the HaJtian peaaantry wW. 10 only witb 1 sure wiJt.ner. Mason County; 0 n Th e Farm Front ship hopesofto bring downFrali(.'Q[S tho dl:O.! Duvaltet who Uk<o be 4-H'ers Joined ., Pear Industry Pared. Down' .<'OIJ/IictiJ18 ~~a~ claims, ha. been char and In Roundup Nearly One-Third Off '62 ~;;:~~ _excitementAug.of Cantave'a lrst strtke rebel Rolls~ I Canned Picnic __... 3 ~ $1.89 nt .DAilY SENTINEl - --- - -· ' ___ ~~ homeplac~ ::s:: hnd ye~ E. M1in Street 8ulo I a lew· m<We t.'UMID -•~ lhan h e ' -soar .., • test, your marl< may woold '11 he stayed at home · But ,jf he has hod aD his ·, - Does he like argument in mllltiilng ll!jeclloiJo for the dlSIII'OOID? 1Not figbts, of mare imporllnl childhood dis- course, but intelligent discu~ !aats,; the!ll t'Oids won"t evt'n s10n of both sides ot 1 pro!> :low 111m tlon. They !Il3y l Some t-"tn don't becl!IS4l they're press.. lor timt. But try our9 out. Bring up a qliOStioo !hal co,.. DtVOTIO 10 JtiTERI5l OF tradirts 1111e of his •"" statements. II he likes ~. do ~ &lti'M MA-N AAIA gain. If he dneso1, it 111111 be besl 1o keep quiet wblll yoo · There's no pomt in irritalilll bim. - Does he mark hr class par-""~ tlcipalioo, or does bo jusl eount teols? This will II!II&IIJ depond \be size of his ..... , lht best ""'' to lind out i.s 10 ult your teacher. If he marks lor dasa wheotYer GROVER'S STUDIO Rump Roast .~·.·~·.·~. ~ 89~ ' lilly plota 10 WEST VIRGINIA - The • an- :~;' !';~"~:: l, Cantavt Preaklent Fry Reunion \ .' te..,. partidpation, Old Homeplace ' th: f.~::~ ~~:g ~'ff m~utes J~ckson B~f ~ P~fl,reBrat BEST COLA BUY Br••cM ~ ~ cbier M' es!Jva~l. NO ONE BUSIER - Nobody Is busier than the Ap 1 F · . engaged In a busy round of person'a l and TV a ear n p e Queen and her court these days aa the are held In Jackson September IB through 21. ces to publiCize the County Apple Festival be poolslde. From left to right are Queen a 1 off for a swim and posed for mp enda Downey and Kristine Stevenson. · Y e, andy Hunley, Dorothy Evans, Sally . No Willet' IIICW TeRJI II""' Silt tlill Tip U Haiti'• beaten-down peasantry to !loci< .to bill colon, he lVII ella- down from father to am for b@tler. part ul !110 yean. The~r JeleJlraph ·llne Ia the to -Priced means Lower-Priced•••1'"'""• t. him . This acts as a connecting So far, we've been discussing link between school and home. the way• in which yoo should He may want to <OJJIIDue to do aceoJiliiii>CI\Ie yourself to your this until he !Mil at bome In coursos - 'how to develop a the new surroundlnp. constructive , attitude toward Above all, teD blm 1l!at while ocbool arul fiow to pinpoint the he Is 11 ..l!tol y-. .UI bo tblnk- purposes behind each course. lnt of him ... t1 wbl ~e 11 But for every course you take, dolag, ocd Iov... ldm eveo you also take a teacher, md unII•""P he Ia JJtl ol ,.., llde. til tei!Cblng machines take ovWhen you lave him at er the ~lassroom, It's important school, do so wi1h a confident to study your teacl!er. smile. The child who rebels at ne oW tbcbe ""''' "II yoo belng left is often only r&- ean't opt 'e•, jol8 'em," and fleeting your own ill.found<d ll!en's no poilll ic worlllpprehension. inl at cross-purpose• w1t111 yoar U you look worried or ill at 1taoHr !be mark• JOII. leam ,.,., he will sul'f'ly oxpect that bow to - k with blm. Worklog something unpleasant Ue• wltiJ 1 teatber lo DOl the .._ ahead, and will put up an aw.. •• lppl..,ollsl!'-8- 'iou lulve \0 inspiring oquawt. 1I'Ork wltl! people all your life; U your child is ntYmal he staot making a sclooce al 11. will take to nursery schuol Here sre the major things to with relish. because I! is 11m to look lor when studyln& a teacbbe wll,h other children. He will or: love a friendly Jeaeher, because _ What pari of the course chlldron want to love anyone does he like best? What part who Is ~~ to them. . does he like 1-t? Walch out The sk•lla he teams m nur- for small points that your sery school wUI not amount to er spends 1 lot of time oa - he much,. but the drscov~ thai likes those points. They may be thore are othe" like h•m In on a test If yoo catch y o u r the world "· at thla staet of 1tacher supplying a lot of hrs deVelopment, 1he most val· ingly unimpol'\aJit background Jable 1esson he ean \eam. materia) make ,7!lllre you .._. 11J for the eflecl 011 his thai "seeminJl)y unimpnrlalll" h,..lth - thoro "· of couroe · IL you can gtve · tho ohance that he will eal<b matertal. 11 lsience on .·-~ ls Site 01 Pomeroy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __!_'~~~been~.:_ID~v~en:ted~.~A~~~"""""'""""""""'""'""""""""""""""""""""'""'"""!!!!""'""'"""" ----··- ------- By 'l1!e ReodbJ& Llboralel'J ble ridH<o are inhabited by Gn THEM NOW AT ••• ~ul tratioM ant famUiea, eking .out • bare carton serves1B Minstrel Cast & Centennial Paratle'l talr:- 1f even the tops of these 8UtVI!S THREI! ~\F"---'"'";;.~&...';0;..~~~-~===;;;;i;;;ii;;ii;;; pounds, but now I am up 10 197. Do You Want Pictures Of Tile and I can't lose ..This II because When day comes to go, the II may be wlsofor10 him let him take a favorite loy With =gh I!ACH BOTTLI! upor~..-. <.., .... ._... • ~..,.::.;;:::::~ .... -::>tli~PIIrll!or~=~·:11~r:ab:IOI:.:d:li:m~s~Ui~'lii!,W=~·~-==i!lk=~·iiii~-~'~,~,~~,. oi .,._ WYdlil'llt . th~ ptpnW· Jet cut the border between Haiti , Uaa eomnnmieatiolis there and the Dominican R<pubilc . W81 coocern for the --• -· '" which together ohare the island of lt8llered American ltunllioc of H11paniola wives and familiel of some The ridge~ are not hiHh enough whom bad been Jl'l'mltted 10 re: fo be snow • covered bul high 1I urn to Haiti only daya before to discourage tbe palrn. For both Duvalier and i.1 1 1 In de1111ely populated ...,my, Cantave, then wore fnJo. Royal Crown Ho may have overheard you So I looked through my dress- My neighbor burst In to :alk!ng to another adult and er drawers m1 the hathnMIID of laughter when 1 told ber m!' believe that you will be glad to and my doll cheat and found little boy hod pul water in our I am 111cl< of dieting and have oe rid of him for a couple of most of my bows, and pu1 them !awn mower sa• lll!k. She ,.id lost my will power. I go 10 the hoUrs every day l!lld that y111 In a bo1 In my l'QOm. , · he had done the same thing Ia doctor once a monlh l!lld he are sure be is lOin& to mate a Now my mother uys 1 •an'\ nor Jawnmower. me sometblng to but ·errtble fuss . have IllY new bows because 1 My son hasn't been to be doel IIIII curb my appetJ!e. It On the other hand, If you !lOt don't need them-I have e!IIIUgh house in months. 1 . ceems I am Jus1 beipil!t b I m ' n!y tell him why you are send- already. her teUing me about two pay hll rent, as he is not helping him 10 nursery school but Can YOU unders11!1d moth· ago that somebody ..at•r inC me any more. When JOU tell also give bini a vivid, !1ctual your doctor you heve loot J'"'r accoun1 of what to expect. he\ ,. _.L ozt!lliDIJI££ _,,..,... ,._.,"" wW power, Isn't there ..,.. . pn:k UPI 1'-11• Newo AuiJII I Bosch O«UUed <II ; - . ti,00 High, razor-back 111011ntofn rid- , In the kUJ breakdown '; ' HI A.MTD. • NG IN HALF-QUARTS 1 lilt • 1 1 Iii , . . the nthtr hand dolfa not By PHD. P<EW80M \i,.;tbo~~ma~bo~W~V~~n~~ol:.i~b:;~;;;~= I .... P~ ....~~~t.....e •foaCbl "uu • Cut Off Papa Doc, Dictator :.!~= ~11u'!'::.~ 1 :m;: -. '-' orr~"*' 111 You should be ..,re to ,to heart talk with yaut or They Ill do :rou1J11 111011 tbeao_da)'a .xplaln the rea""" you are ly IMien lettel !bout the ine!!lelency of their job& or lbty doo'l stay, ever learrted to WORK. cnmmunii!D - wu. 10 oendlng him 1way from you: ' eel-down gas, ml lhec BUT what a dlflertDee In the Dear AI: :ncluding the !act that when what he didn't do before, they do Ill Some have the YOI) told them AI and thanks. II •chool starts there won't he won't do aga111? wea that the only way Ia gel 1 caD oatY odd. :,Opportunity ony other children left lor him Jut PlaiD U!II'OaiOI!Able ers? - BETSY (al• 9) ll you know exactly wbere he ahead II to drag their feel ·.man WOD'I do mueb paettng If 1 to play with, 1nd that at Dear Hl!len : Dear Betsy: II and wbat he II doln& at a the boll IID't Jookl•c - they 're not wortb a rap."- IL nursery aehoal he will find My mother wu annoyed be- I think I !lllderstand mothert tlb!el, boW lheD did YOUB only what lbey'no told to do TbJa column It dedicated to 1ew friendl and new thinp to cause I couldn't find any of pretty well. So I'll bot a stretoh- tank get the small-boy and make 1111'0 tho job lull lamlly llvll!g, so H ycu're 118•· lo. my halr·bowa. and said I COIJkl. ed-out hair baDd to 1 ben1 bob- men1? - H. whole day. Tbelr work lc cUp. lng ldd trouble er jut It It j!!ll IE I!QOrlal to ,.,.. n't buy any more becauce I by-pin hal you find a set of Iu A Prlnto Affair shoot'- just good enouah 1o tiel trouble, let HeloD Help YOU. oblld'c dew..,.,...,l lor 111m didn't lake care of rny things. bows in your box by next · by. Ao roe said, "For a buck· SIJo will also we"- .your own It lean to 1e1 aloq wid! tlb- She said I would have to Jearn day- provided you haven't I went on a diet I eouple of teoty-flve 111 baur, rm not till- amusing Addreu en 1!11 01111 a10 u It 11 lor to ke·lp track ol my things, l!lld the box again bet-n now and ago because my d_octor inC myself." Olbers wort 88 11 BeJel! Bolte! in ell'll of t b I I IIIII a. lo..,. a. 101 alo•& wiiil 1l!aa she wouldn't mind buying then. - H. H was a must. I wetghed were $5 an newspaper. lllafts. more. Dear Helen: pounds. I got doWII to :!n'";*..::;ard IForeign . NeVis Commenfary ·Ca · ntave Is High"t To 1 • .. M . an lll!d 81\UrD. 1llo "ealol 11m - " make me sick. 1 b1re 1111 II ...,_ 11 w11!1Dgnes1, soo • '- • lO.'Dtllr ~utlllel, l\i11l6101·MMMeport, o, Aua.n. :t"'. • no.pbcco. ..... ••·• lint '1'bc --"" 11m . . JUplll!r BJ ltu<lenta durin& 'the laltn, llnd I Clll tell In two .ad ol - IJIO?- OLD MorH!R HEN Our OMH: WIJy don't you have • • . ' '. for ·yoor '. ' �'=:::--:..~'::~I GowlingGretm,Miam iMAC Grid Favorites Movie Stars Said Most Egocentric Individuals...,"" ClozztlziM lroas - I I tltllz lls4'1M : '"_, "*lssl •t.zz. ID . . . lhlzz bs l2i£1 1""' 1be Fb-ez1 ..n1 1sPo a IIOIL'Yfi'OOD IUPII-IIJ . .. lleil 11 altls • ..,._ ""•re lsi atllldt at lilt quaollr- IOIIdet Dlelt -bo..a . . 111100 h toolll lbz yton ago, lzoN eoooh Is! Poll AzllaitY, - ~ lartt ......., WPodaiiJ bYio llir<dln, P"smoorw, Wl'llln, · hck 1loi' boca... recalor Gwrr quartorbzzck Jim flynn, lhlrd La !leblouor .oald. 1btsoe 1ilCiude the !moved up from Ca1!Wz1 McKinley ' liars, are u I!CI>OJ1Irl< a colJee. pssbUcilto et " llave lew .... l ••'!'lartsler clMed lll1l'lzza !)rae- pt"dnl jquarterbae\ EEiol l!ld ceoter. High Sdlool. He plena lA> ... lilt , ...,. for lise lsansl llzoJ .. lie# to pla7 bl!llo'"n "We ..., llilllo .., PI""~*• win or -..Lit llziJ -·"!so ( ooid. • _ Ooab ~ a.. el KIILI Sl•t• 1ald bt llad UWo lsopt J!. tmprovln~ oa 1111 7eor'1 Sot eo11feretl<t maE'Io.. Bo ""-!bed lzlm. ..,,, l!ld lllss 01 boiz1C "oo 1M '1"'1-" "Wr dos!'t loot pl.,.n by graduatklss <It ID]IIty, 1110)' PI . klrked out." bt llld. Tile Gold• Flaohll lassl • pair ol play•• th•E way tbll oprlzlg. gaclua- klld .t _, • 11 ,.,._ lEU . . "11 .. . ~ aoiiZII o 1M& • Hlol, !I a .., 11zo '-t tiW ha lo a I!'!W-' "GIGN <l!lss . ., _, I 'I'll Mal7 Lool . ' MattlllU hao b.a !Ill. or '*'I "I" formallolr He -.lihd b1J ,IIIrtl221 IIDemesl lllsd "cu beat loreed to ..,. wlds. a llzo Air ...,... ~·· prqlo- JGI W ,.,_., ~·~ ~:";~·J r!ll.m loot fumbloo end 17 .. to laot, Iss the ....,._ lor lilt leam u "1101 deep, in lac:t, not ..JbodJ Oil NWtuil 01 Ail old uylslt .,... "11 Y'"''N ably llao ...,.,.. lzlsit lzoop bJa a-.ll 2ZDii ded1d 1o lonllptocl , . _ IMIJHr ~llod loll fiYe yean. Coach Charllo ...m - 11 . _ lpOia." ' cJveo liibll<lq," Jlllo uld. 1111b., act« ODd 7'"' -~ talk-j bolasJoo. ~ - q&lilt jUttW cliJallef for Ktnl Slale. Rota uld llnydar oaid tllal 110 felt l!at 121 Ho •• MIIIG~ wftll .lilt o!- IToetlo 1o tp0t- -~ IDC about bin, bt lM't u.t.llsJc." llltiq Iii the ... ol lllzz Bever- asa-z•a ' I '•L U blo team ~on cui that In ball lilt Jut 101£2' yean "wo have 1101 11ziJ eprtzrc boll to doteDM of 11stm loot r1zouP I'£IIIWI!..,, Wbafa ,...., aetors - ' - l7 BUll .._, EIE2!IIoll by movlo llzent ..., ..... lhere'1 a dlance lor 1 cleceOt ooznpetod." [" M'b bave ED wall ond _.. 1 Trevor Rota, 1120 Ktll ltllt doo't llave muds r.. ~ ilewart II 01 Godll't1 ostoppod by~:-:.!'# -· •~t 1 I' Litoleoacls, •pr 'M one tlziD& .., acton. '11ze7 .. a 1r11o apart. leMJ 8Dd _ . 11 1st "'U whoa 1boa lleddo Mtrle lleblooser All Weoterso 'l1zo lllture briiJtttr wllb Ed Bllel, 11 111ss -ossc1 which llle cooeboo ...,.. unaaJ. A flsvor~ lsi IIDIIJwood Ja, bt loft P r - 2ZDii jwt u 1£>. Oleuoe 1!1111 I"N22l lfidllCao - IIIIIs d 1 rebuild- I~ letlormoo lusak. ll! al lbons at xavier, Mid bt ~ 1>!1 IIIOUI. Tile 1i1£an1e In lise lllblll- to DIDIO • i t . . - lo talk- ,.,_ " . . . . IZig JMr lor bll 8 -. , . , IJIId - · He oald lbinp Musketeet'l eu take Uj> 'Ob8N lutloD rule, llc'&l lbo a . - , ,.., 121 act« •ba miabt quollolin& blzsuoil. tat.Jpined the par!J'. · loll ql!lffArbick Ro1er Thedor, look bettor ''fllazz lEI oomo time," f!IO)' lt!fl ott !Bot year. Tiley beat baa botb lbo coacbeollld ottieJ.I. f1 u a bumaD being. · A otay..~bomo l!ld ..._.lor ''We all bod a few clrlz*.t . . lbo leaaue'o total ott.... leoder, olllzoug• ille Une laelu depth Kentucky l!ld Clneizlllatlln the b. "...ri!IOd 1Dd ....mod." 'l1zo DILlie lhat eropo up EIIPII ·ehurch ,... tBeYerly Blllt Coaz. Slil!mel>ody dsseide.J ll woulol .. • l!ld Bill Schill, rli11berl£j> In rulll- from . tackle to tackle. nal two MCJot ol fJum lei~ lzowevet, ol!as II Jllnm7 !!leWII'I. nW>lty Pr<!lbyterlaDl, tis• 1'11· (!DOd kllllil F 18 , f fiLII olle£zH; Indopozzdamo Dtsytoo and 1 Xavier hu bact lhree ol ita •t1so1 It ...wd do Ultle In tbt •11 Mlot till and almoot Jl Inc Stewart rillted a al¢lt iiUb alld b! a folllale by But llzo team bits more prob. , Xav~er also ..,.,.. -nted at Ifour lllrllzle baell!leld men, lour illf ebengl£11 t!lelr taetlel. ylll'l In Boll:rwoad, Stewart r. thlsz woek for tho flrot ~ ID 11 ,.. aD went aver there. • o-,......... ! Monday thru Thursdoy .. . .9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Lb. SWIFT'S TOPP,Y SLICED- U. S. Government Inspected C B L MB .... IAJY POWDER , ...... SO HTRA J·;., ' r 11 • ! • ftt.IRCHA5E t ..... 0~ -- _.a JOHNSOH'I • .•,, ' . SO EXTRA J·ff ' '1 ~' -ro• ••• . . . ... ' WITM p fUI(:Ho\11 ~ 22-oL ......... UQUID ClllffOII TOMATO 'oX!:'· SOUP F&P fOMATO SAUCE Showboat PORK & BEANS Kobey's Shoestring Potatoes PU.IN SOCKS '1 !~ '1 29 111'111 IIIHad la1L OIIHI ~~·· _.PANCYDUIS SOCKS white .-a. Ploy Gl ...... _ ... Ust price tlga101-i-11. lo many al,.. & ............ llattll ...., ..l .............. v.... .. Priced Low! ..... SALT ·,· Pint Quality Ladl•' l-os. MIX c.. ~ 11 :A =: 11\ ' IROIIII TQLI Cellon ,.. wltli llllrrir Ci¥er. ·~ 10 OUIES ~-;; 10\ Swans Don .cake ·Mix•' - i -...... _ .... _ .....,_. (' d ···- Yallo• lwl!llllne MAIJO'I- S1URID WJIL Mat 10 Green Onions White le..ter Dictionary 18 Stapliaglit 98 J·RI211 Zipper Binder '!:1 79 100 = pk~ 10 bunch 10 BEITERD lox AJAX CLEAISER COVEll PAl SET SealllessiYLOIS POPCORN lOYAL PIIMCI- CIIAM STYLI 70c t UUIDRY IA.ET lUDDY lOY ALL FRUITED FU.VOIS SA VI 33 CARROTS ' miE't COIN MUMN .,._ Firm & Fresh TOMATO PASTE 2a OFF U.IIL Beef Roast . . 79 &;e;ii;rsiiiMP PtP a:•• SUNDAY STYLE, BONELESS, lOLLED lb. lox , ... SALAD MUSTUD ... CORI u. s. Gov't••••,.Chi. MEAT LOAF _,_,.,k.veal ieity-t~Eat l;rciiCS c.:..~· •. 39 Lb. Only Uos. JELL-0 Lb. ...., Super Trlzn 80111 Plein or lodiH• HEAVY BREED, FOR BAKINC 4 .. 6 Lit. Avg. EVANS SUPER TIIM- SWIFT'S PREMIUM Bananas ITERLING ll..,.a Pllelppll J11et Stoktlr'a Pl•,lt-lrapefrlll Irk. 3 ~ '1 II• .. 10V.-U. Ad 4h. !~. 3 ~~-=- '1 ............ Mlll'l CUIIIION IOU .---~~~~--~~--- U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED- FLAVOR GROWN Hens ALL MEAT BY THE PIECE Ll. · Can ltoDaa legulor 6-oz. FI PFnlt Oocktlll ~now pooltj ......... ill!!irl Jail. Apph ...oldoo .... ...... • •• Appll .... ... FIG BARS 100 ..... .:. '1 --·- ALL MEAT SKINLESS SWIFT'S PREMIUM - ITALIANO " COFFEE Sta'' 'l 100 Can NAVY BEANS $1 10 ....... cane 10!: '1 Z11 $1 10 .... 11111'1 Whle 11111. Aprlcoll ,_ ....., 4 11 ...... 4-6-lb. SWIFT'S PRIMIUM - U. S. Government lnepected - 11-Ds. Pkg. l-Ib. Cello Con r,, • · lnrnr Jh (, Can SHOULDIR Kun 50 EXTRA '> 0 EX TJ.I A JOO -PEAK IIAND 1 ;.J~).j DRY PACK Gt. Northern Beans ROLL - Eoch Only BUSH'S CAMPBELL'S ( r.' r:/(J('.' ;; 1-Lb. TI'!IY Pock Leon, Mild, Sugar Cu,.cl SWIFT'S PREMIUM - U. S. Government ln•pected PINTO BEANS TISSUE WITH COli~JN 1 Can IUSWS TOILET . ,. a·· 1-ol. - DELSIY Prlday and Saturday .... 8:30 A. M. to 1:30 P. M. U. S. COVERNMINT INSPICTID frnh, Lea•, Ivery Ounce GueNnttetl IOJ White Golden InS Comer Second & Mill St., Middleport artleulalo....., I · Can TOMATO SAUCE auP•II Crayola Crayons tt: 35 lelael Peacils ~ 29 Dt. W.WeYIUIII Tooth Br11h whh .... Plizsille lull I P..U ...,..2010 ~p . Sandwich ll'lf 2 ~C: 55 ,., l'lltlht- .......... Ci .d;osiJiol Book 25 ,...._, ' • filltjit ... ~v. • . ... Book fllllr ··:: 49 ·i;;t, ••• : 25 -:::::::::::::;;;;:::::-=--:-=:::~~~~ LONGH,ORN CHEESE lit. 49 Morton SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. Government lnspeded . "'ld ICMzluclzy leclpe" BillERS SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS Ready To Heat An• S.rvo CHICKEN - HAI-IEEF -TURKEY SALISBUIY -lEAl LOAF- FISH SPAIHEm I IUT --.a ••-._ J-Ib. 74 n11• ••• .......---:: ......... ,., AlL , .JI.UQIII.....,...,.w. ..:::k. ..... a-.-•w ............ . ::- 81 Dllr . . us ' 7• ...... ---- .... ~~ ~~--~--~---w I ...... ePickle .... • .... s • PictSweet 1.%-o•. Pies Cherry Apple Your Chelle I ,,. .II Southern Pride SPECIAL I COFFEE .... CAKE ..... ..,.. _y_ ........ _, ..... ••• Evens Super Trim katie DAIS ••• File Bake• Fotds btle IVANS All Varielfe1 6-0a. Pkg, Pimento ~29 Ham Salad Spread-lb. ... a leaut:J - ILU..SELnU -::: .,":; 41 - - Health .....,lllllk - lwlllts£1111 41• .... ,.,.ls.Mial. , ..........ad ..... · ww ·-...... =• ar:• IIOT-••••'1111 rr au• · ~a ,, 1 ............. ... SHORTENING UfDUOY eBelogna CAllED DRill TOOTHBRUSHES . .:lt IPIY "-t- liD..,.. _. 1-Lbt. or Mo,. HUNT'S • ..,....,w olhotlllar T•- mLI CORI lUSH'S lEST - list- .....,u..z - IVAN'S SUPII TIIM- SWIFT'S PREMIUM YOSEMITE - CIIAM dod,. ..,If +.- .. •! * ·f- m 'q .. llld I wise ~do II lls!IOI .......... LUX-I ·- . -· -tf1 ChildiWII'o " ~ H !~--------------~----~- ~; UNCU liN'S RICE 29 . ' POMPEt.AN · �'=:::--:..~'::~I GowlingGretm,Miam iMAC Grid Favorites Movie Stars Said Most Egocentric Individuals...,"" ClozztlziM lroas - I I tltllz lls4'1M : '"_, "*lssl •t.zz. ID . . . lhlzz bs l2i£1 1""' 1be Fb-ez1 ..n1 1sPo a IIOIL'Yfi'OOD IUPII-IIJ . .. lleil 11 altls • ..,._ ""•re lsi atllldt at lilt quaollr- IOIIdet Dlelt -bo..a . . 111100 h toolll lbz yton ago, lzoN eoooh Is! Poll AzllaitY, - ~ lartt ......., WPodaiiJ bYio llir<dln, P"smoorw, Wl'llln, · hck 1loi' boca... recalor Gwrr quartorbzzck Jim flynn, lhlrd La !leblouor .oald. 1btsoe 1ilCiude the !moved up from Ca1!Wz1 McKinley ' liars, are u I!CI>OJ1Irl< a colJee. pssbUcilto et " llave lew .... l ••'!'lartsler clMed lll1l'lzza !)rae- pt"dnl jquarterbae\ EEiol l!ld ceoter. High Sdlool. He plena lA> ... lilt , ...,. for lise lsansl llzoJ .. lie# to pla7 bl!llo'"n "We ..., llilllo .., PI""~*• win or -..Lit llziJ -·"!so ( ooid. • _ Ooab ~ a.. el KIILI Sl•t• 1ald bt llad UWo lsopt J!. tmprovln~ oa 1111 7eor'1 Sot eo11feretl<t maE'Io.. Bo ""-!bed lzlm. ..,,, l!ld lllss 01 boiz1C "oo 1M '1"'1-" "Wr dos!'t loot pl.,.n by graduatklss <It ID]IIty, 1110)' PI . klrked out." bt llld. Tile Gold• Flaohll lassl • pair ol play•• th•E way tbll oprlzlg. gaclua- klld .t _, • 11 ,.,._ lEU . . "11 .. . ~ aoiiZII o 1M& • Hlol, !I a .., 11zo '-t tiW ha lo a I!'!W-' "GIGN <l!lss . ., _, I 'I'll Mal7 Lool . ' MattlllU hao b.a !Ill. or '*'I "I" formallolr He -.lihd b1J ,IIIrtl221 IIDemesl lllsd "cu beat loreed to ..,. wlds. a llzo Air ...,... ~·· prqlo- JGI W ,.,_., ~·~ ~:";~·J r!ll.m loot fumbloo end 17 .. to laot, Iss the ....,._ lor lilt leam u "1101 deep, in lac:t, not ..JbodJ Oil NWtuil 01 Ail old uylslt .,... "11 Y'"''N ably llao ...,.,.. lzlsit lzoop bJa a-.ll 2ZDii ded1d 1o lonllptocl , . _ IMIJHr ~llod loll fiYe yean. Coach Charllo ...m - 11 . _ lpOia." ' cJveo liibll<lq," Jlllo uld. 1111b., act« ODd 7'"' -~ talk-j bolasJoo. ~ - q&lilt jUttW cliJallef for Ktnl Slale. Rota uld llnydar oaid tllal 110 felt l!at 121 Ho •• MIIIG~ wftll .lilt o!- IToetlo 1o tp0t- -~ IDC about bin, bt lM't u.t.llsJc." llltiq Iii the ... ol lllzz Bever- asa-z•a ' I '•L U blo team ~on cui that In ball lilt Jut 101£2' yean "wo have 1101 11ziJ eprtzrc boll to doteDM of 11stm loot r1zouP I'£IIIWI!..,, Wbafa ,...., aetors - ' - l7 BUll .._, EIE2!IIoll by movlo llzent ..., ..... lhere'1 a dlance lor 1 cleceOt ooznpetod." [" M'b bave ED wall ond _.. 1 Trevor Rota, 1120 Ktll ltllt doo't llave muds r.. ~ ilewart II 01 Godll't1 ostoppod by~:-:.!'# -· •~t 1 I' Litoleoacls, •pr 'M one tlziD& .., acton. '11ze7 .. a 1r11o apart. leMJ 8Dd _ . 11 1st "'U whoa 1boa lleddo Mtrle lleblooser All Weoterso 'l1zo lllture briiJtttr wllb Ed Bllel, 11 111ss -ossc1 which llle cooeboo ...,.. unaaJ. A flsvor~ lsi IIDIIJwood Ja, bt loft P r - 2ZDii jwt u 1£>. Oleuoe 1!1111 I"N22l lfidllCao - IIIIIs d 1 rebuild- I~ letlormoo lusak. ll! al lbons at xavier, Mid bt ~ 1>!1 IIIOUI. Tile 1i1£an1e In lise lllblll- to DIDIO • i t . . - lo talk- ,.,_ " . . . . IZig JMr lor bll 8 -. , . , IJIId - · He oald lbinp Musketeet'l eu take Uj> 'Ob8N lutloD rule, llc'&l lbo a . - , ,.., 121 act« •ba miabt quollolin& blzsuoil. tat.Jpined the par!J'. · loll ql!lffArbick Ro1er Thedor, look bettor ''fllazz lEI oomo time," f!IO)' lt!fl ott !Bot year. Tiley beat baa botb lbo coacbeollld ottieJ.I. f1 u a bumaD being. · A otay..~bomo l!ld ..._.lor ''We all bod a few clrlz*.t . . lbo leaaue'o total ott.... leoder, olllzoug• ille Une laelu depth Kentucky l!ld Clneizlllatlln the b. "...ri!IOd 1Dd ....mod." 'l1zo DILlie lhat eropo up EIIPII ·ehurch ,... tBeYerly Blllt Coaz. Slil!mel>ody dsseide.J ll woulol .. • l!ld Bill Schill, rli11berl£j> In rulll- from . tackle to tackle. nal two MCJot ol fJum lei~ lzowevet, ol!as II Jllnm7 !!leWII'I. nW>lty Pr<!lbyterlaDl, tis• 1'11· (!DOd kllllil F 18 , f fiLII olle£zH; Indopozzdamo Dtsytoo and 1 Xavier hu bact lhree ol ita •t1so1 It ...wd do Ultle In tbt •11 Mlot till and almoot Jl Inc Stewart rillted a al¢lt iiUb alld b! a folllale by But llzo team bits more prob. , Xav~er also ..,.,.. -nted at Ifour lllrllzle baell!leld men, lour illf ebengl£11 t!lelr taetlel. ylll'l In Boll:rwoad, Stewart r. thlsz woek for tho flrot ~ ID 11 ,.. aD went aver there. • o-,......... ! Monday thru Thursdoy .. . .9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Lb. SWIFT'S TOPP,Y SLICED- U. S. Government Inspected C B L MB .... IAJY POWDER , ...... SO HTRA J·;., ' r 11 • ! • ftt.IRCHA5E t ..... 0~ -- _.a JOHNSOH'I • .•,, ' . SO EXTRA J·ff ' '1 ~' -ro• ••• . . . ... ' WITM p fUI(:Ho\11 ~ 22-oL ......... UQUID ClllffOII TOMATO 'oX!:'· SOUP F&P fOMATO SAUCE Showboat PORK & BEANS Kobey's Shoestring Potatoes PU.IN SOCKS '1 !~ '1 29 111'111 IIIHad la1L OIIHI ~~·· _.PANCYDUIS SOCKS white .-a. Ploy Gl ...... _ ... Ust price tlga101-i-11. lo many al,.. & ............ llattll ...., ..l .............. v.... .. Priced Low! ..... SALT ·,· Pint Quality Ladl•' l-os. MIX c.. ~ 11 :A =: 11\ ' IROIIII TQLI Cellon ,.. wltli llllrrir Ci¥er. ·~ 10 OUIES ~-;; 10\ Swans Don .cake ·Mix•' - i -...... _ .... _ .....,_. (' d ···- Yallo• lwl!llllne MAIJO'I- S1URID WJIL Mat 10 Green Onions White le..ter Dictionary 18 Stapliaglit 98 J·RI211 Zipper Binder '!:1 79 100 = pk~ 10 bunch 10 BEITERD lox AJAX CLEAISER COVEll PAl SET SealllessiYLOIS POPCORN lOYAL PIIMCI- CIIAM STYLI 70c t UUIDRY IA.ET lUDDY lOY ALL FRUITED FU.VOIS SA VI 33 CARROTS ' miE't COIN MUMN .,._ Firm & Fresh TOMATO PASTE 2a OFF U.IIL Beef Roast . . 79 &;e;ii;rsiiiMP PtP a:•• SUNDAY STYLE, BONELESS, lOLLED lb. lox , ... SALAD MUSTUD ... CORI u. s. Gov't••••,.Chi. MEAT LOAF _,_,.,k.veal ieity-t~Eat l;rciiCS c.:..~· •. 39 Lb. Only Uos. JELL-0 Lb. ...., Super Trlzn 80111 Plein or lodiH• HEAVY BREED, FOR BAKINC 4 .. 6 Lit. Avg. EVANS SUPER TIIM- SWIFT'S PREMIUM Bananas ITERLING ll..,.a Pllelppll J11et Stoktlr'a Pl•,lt-lrapefrlll Irk. 3 ~ '1 II• .. 10V.-U. Ad 4h. !~. 3 ~~-=- '1 ............ Mlll'l CUIIIION IOU .---~~~~--~~--- U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED- FLAVOR GROWN Hens ALL MEAT BY THE PIECE Ll. · Can ltoDaa legulor 6-oz. FI PFnlt Oocktlll ~now pooltj ......... ill!!irl Jail. Apph ...oldoo .... ...... • •• Appll .... ... FIG BARS 100 ..... .:. '1 --·- ALL MEAT SKINLESS SWIFT'S PREMIUM - ITALIANO " COFFEE Sta'' 'l 100 Can NAVY BEANS $1 10 ....... cane 10!: '1 Z11 $1 10 .... 11111'1 Whle 11111. Aprlcoll ,_ ....., 4 11 ...... 4-6-lb. SWIFT'S PRIMIUM - U. S. Government lnepected - 11-Ds. Pkg. l-Ib. Cello Con r,, • · lnrnr Jh (, Can SHOULDIR Kun 50 EXTRA '> 0 EX TJ.I A JOO -PEAK IIAND 1 ;.J~).j DRY PACK Gt. Northern Beans ROLL - Eoch Only BUSH'S CAMPBELL'S ( r.' r:/(J('.' ;; 1-Lb. TI'!IY Pock Leon, Mild, Sugar Cu,.cl SWIFT'S PREMIUM - U. S. Government ln•pected PINTO BEANS TISSUE WITH COli~JN 1 Can IUSWS TOILET . ,. a·· 1-ol. - DELSIY Prlday and Saturday .... 8:30 A. M. to 1:30 P. M. U. S. COVERNMINT INSPICTID frnh, Lea•, Ivery Ounce GueNnttetl IOJ White Golden InS Comer Second & Mill St., Middleport artleulalo....., I · Can TOMATO SAUCE auP•II Crayola Crayons tt: 35 lelael Peacils ~ 29 Dt. W.WeYIUIII Tooth Br11h whh .... Plizsille lull I P..U ...,..2010 ~p . Sandwich ll'lf 2 ~C: 55 ,., l'lltlht- .......... Ci .d;osiJiol Book 25 ,...._, ' • filltjit ... ~v. • . ... Book fllllr ··:: 49 ·i;;t, ••• : 25 -:::::::::::::;;;;:::::-=--:-=:::~~~~ LONGH,ORN CHEESE lit. 49 Morton SWIFT'S PREMIUM U.S. Government lnspeded . "'ld ICMzluclzy leclpe" BillERS SLICED LUNCHEON MEATS Ready To Heat An• S.rvo CHICKEN - HAI-IEEF -TURKEY SALISBUIY -lEAl LOAF- FISH SPAIHEm I IUT --.a ••-._ J-Ib. 74 n11• ••• .......---:: ......... ,., AlL , .JI.UQIII.....,...,.w. ..:::k. ..... a-.-•w ............ . ::- 81 Dllr . . us ' 7• ...... ---- .... ~~ ~~--~--~---w I ...... ePickle .... • .... s • PictSweet 1.%-o•. Pies Cherry Apple Your Chelle I ,,. .II Southern Pride SPECIAL I COFFEE .... CAKE ..... ..,.. _y_ ........ _, ..... ••• Evens Super Trim katie DAIS ••• File Bake• Fotds btle IVANS All Varielfe1 6-0a. Pkg, Pimento ~29 Ham Salad Spread-lb. ... a leaut:J - ILU..SELnU -::: .,":; 41 - - Health .....,lllllk - lwlllts£1111 41• .... ,.,.ls.Mial. , ..........ad ..... · ww ·-...... =• ar:• IIOT-••••'1111 rr au• · ~a ,, 1 ............. ... SHORTENING UfDUOY eBelogna CAllED DRill TOOTHBRUSHES . .:lt IPIY "-t- liD..,.. _. 1-Lbt. or Mo,. HUNT'S • ..,....,w olhotlllar T•- mLI CORI lUSH'S lEST - list- .....,u..z - IVAN'S SUPII TIIM- SWIFT'S PREMIUM YOSEMITE - CIIAM dod,. ..,If +.- .. •! * ·f- m 'q .. llld I wise ~do II lls!IOI .......... LUX-I ·- . -· -tf1 ChildiWII'o " ~ H !~--------------~----~- ~; UNCU liN'S RICE 29 . ' POMPEt.AN · �,.I I .. • ' BEAT THE r;~AT-THE COOL WAY, LET HOT.. liTTLE WANT ADS SELL ~ FOR YOU· . ' 14-Daily se ntinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, o, Aug. 21 . 1963 1 REAL ESTATE crvo •• r-1 foR SALE "" o HOUSE- FOR SALE. Modem 5- · - -- - CEMENT Finisher, wants small job Call Vl 3-2ZOO or conlact . VlrgU Hudson' Pome...,. 8 20 Stp Ohio. WOMAN m early sJxties wants gdlid home and reasonable wages In exchange for light housework and cooking. References . CaD WY 2·308t. · 1 19 ~ ~ Classi {i ed Ads Get Results. Trade 'n' Travel y·1me US ED CAR Buys @) POMEROY MOTOR CO. ot. @) '--e'-'•• ~c•·l t·lt., L VOLKSWAGEN .. ' l5 t. B. Nye Co. I u _ ..- _ _ I I • .. I • I -======----==-;1 MARK lv I ' A UT0 I AIR .CONDITIONING Now Is The Time l~~~·p::~~;· J':::: A~!:,o~Mto ::.: ot I '.,'c' I I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracled by anyone other than myself. Sign· ed : WOllam H. Wilson, R. D., Pomeroy, Ohlo. 8 19 3tp LOSE WEIGHT safety w I t b DIADAX (formerly DEX-A DIET) new name, same formula. Only 98c at S t a r k Drugs. 6-zo.ootp eTraosferable When You Trade Cars eGuaranteed 24 Months or 24,000 A1 tles I. In Mason , West Coal, Oil Or G111 f URNA( E Cl Baker & Seyfried p honee W Y2"'>l~ -·wY2...-1 ...... " ' w. Mlln St Pomeroy : e Most Popular Unit In The U. s. A. S340·00,NSTALLED l,. _~~n'thw _.p~~-882-2843. ~e~1 ~:~· _ L O. McCOY, SH . MASTER MJX and MASTER MADE 8 21 3fc 2-48..1 4 . -- .. -·- BLAETTNAR'S Auto - > c en. a v . B 5 tic egg. oo slack. Re--screened d sroker-oil treated at mine or TIIREE SLEEPING rooms an bath. 361 s. Front Sl Mrs. delivered. ~umiJoer pnce now on . Jacobs Coal Co., R. U I, Hen~ ·' Henneoy ' Ph' WY 23134. 8-2-lltc Pomeroy. Ph one SH "'959 tr't • WY 2-~9, or WY Z-2437. 4 room and bath, house . Lincoln 1 l!'J 30tc 1 Hei.ghts, Phone WY 2.-3874. ;c;c;c,-;c=-o;;==-;7'--:- FEEDS -· · · ·- -,.,f. Pomeroy Landmark 4 18 tfc VULue . u :('epfina a lral't lan4 Whith Wllll ~ ld to M. c. Hob•rt.. Pucel No. 3 In lhe vma,. o1 Pomlfl,- , blltnr llnown and deQpated on • mllp or Li nc oln JII!IJbte made by Br•ece and I c.·arpelr. ICt'iialw'~v• Cl...u._ ...En~tet'l' .... unt n1ton. • a .. a-cu "" 0 r J1 , 1942, n-eordtd ln Pl•t Book No . 3 at Pare. 0 •nil 44 a• Lot No. IL'1, alld belna: In Ll11col n Hcllht• Subfli.,JIII.on. I ::,~':~"~ ~u.bury ToWil..lb!p , Me1111 County. Ohio , •od beln11 102 111 "'e•, mnre or len, lndud inl two harnl, a l•rll! twuall, •nd other bulldlnl•· and belnll the pNperty "hl~:h Wll !i~~erly Se1l&d count~ ult"d •• tbe lnflrrobhl!o llllod. oral bld• will be re~:etved at the . Commlulon.ere Of. ll e• In the Courtbou.e It tb• time abovl!! set fo r th. Inttreated bldd•n will bll tPven an op.,Ortunity tu nJ.-e their bid• •l the optninl of tbe me. Tlw rlll.l Hl•te wiD be ltDld to tiM! hllht'll rt'llpUnalble biddn upon .tbe ' tullowlna- ternn: · c ..Ja upon d.eUVill'JI of d•ed . Bid• Will be r-IVH. fo-r all ()f tbe real wLate described above or for one or •U.or• or Ulli par~ell di!· IIC!rtbed. 1'h• Melp Couab Comtn1H.Ionere "'serve the rliht IU H.ll"ct •nJ or all •===========1J .. :=========== • Automllle Degree Day SeM~ - So You Never Run OUt • Budgeo Pay Plan Call U• Today -:-_WY 2·2111 AUCI'IONEER. ON E CO AL range eook stove, Chester, . Ohio. $5. Four I $5 . 1 0ua$s cook stove, } due ks. 1, :!!; eac 1. 20 la t·ge I year old hen~ . $1 .25 each. Calli• -------- good, dean lump, 3 x .an ---------- room home with bath, hard· 1 wood floors. Full size basement with gas floor furnace. 1 I Ni~ e kitchf'n cabin~t. $50 a NEWLY PAINTED 3 bedroom honse, furni shed or unfurnished . 1662 Lincoln Hgts., can 8t>Uc p 0 MEROY • 0 . WY 2-2775 . 8 20 3tc IL--..,.,--.,...--,..,==~ 1 THREE fur 11ished rooms and ..1 2 bed house bath. Private entrance, Availod For Sale 57 m c room :==:;=;::=::;. ---trailer •• x 8 Davt' d Riggs able August 28th Phone WY C -··-' "" · ' · 40 Gal Electric hot water llarrisonville, Ohio _ 2-2575, --·-·- - - 8 20 tfc __ lank, $2$. Good condition. Ma· · 8 19 6tp ONE t 1 p 1 5 room apar men · e<>son, Spr. 3-S270. 8 211 61p HOI$TF.IN HEIF'ER ·cur- pie's Terrace, Phone 1518-J, ford Leifheit, Pomeroy, wy ; Pt. Pleasant. 8 12 He 2-69311. 8-17-Jtc - - --· IIOUSE IN Pomeroy. 6 room AUC'I'ION SALE at lhe MasonFILL-UP TIME! duplex. Close· to Elementa!J· ette every Thursday and Sat· Sch oo1. carpe ted . s trc · h k.t No. 1 •ncl tN 2 1• da y. ur 8 13 12t h C 11 WY •J6J8 fyr-Zcn Treated FUEL OIL for I Virginia : Four d c·· k d nwC • Wint« d e.ane j ' AUTOMOBll..E Insurance been canceUed7 Lost your opera· tor'a Lcense? Call WY 2-2966. To Have Your . I I \hel;\d w• • , For All Of Your Need• • Middleport _feecl Mill Tellf Fowt.., Ownir & ~'~•p. ..,. "We Do Custom Grinding" N. 2tnd Awo. Mfofdl....... AUcriONEEB Cemplele !ienll<e Crill --...u...- -~·· ~~~ -~-. • n-n~oe r - - '-MIIMMl't l»dl.Mt111 · Commtulonere 'J, 14. U, II, 41-a -LEQAl. NoTICE Herbert H. Smith. . whose place of residence .. 235 Palm Drive, san Antonio, ' Texas. otherwbe, -wbose.plaee Of residence Is unknown, and Ctiiinot with ,..-~le diU••~e . ~·•• . be Ricer~. wW , ~e oo'" lice thai oo April 15,.., , 19113, A. C. ·BRAIJII'ORD Raclue, Olllo -CIR!Ity au B~ : Mar,r .ChanL-e)', Clerk w"' "' uw.ee ....,, "'""" •• 18 ~., • u.. .y NarUl Norih ,, rod•: the._ E*!* • M4t> tM•~ lkl•tb •"" .s.,.., INII nM ,u~ ................. "" . _ .... f'04h t t l - Sou.U. ftll 4eraan 10 l'Cid• to u.. beflM11ll, eea~- 4 ._.,...and J'l' rc-q mor. vr of "~e:'::m::rn:*~, ~~ Town •· R~mt• 1•. t:11 tbe OhiO ~a;~.":. ~~~ .'~;!: t:!!! ~~'.:::,:! ":!"ra'!'raeto:-'~ ~=-: thwee suutb •~ d~. aut 17 nt4ll and 10 Unb; lbenc• South uv. dtlf. r.aa. mil rot~a; tberwe touUI ft\i •••· .,,, ., ""'" ....., "" " rod• to lWPUiint. cenUllllDI D~ uu•. mo" or .&eu. n•epUilf uau• hom the •oJlOWUlJ, beaiaalnl •• tM .. """'"·' ,.,.,., "' ..,....... 1• t.Mnee alon the Sall&bu...,- an4 Bll.'11nd Town.lh&p Jtne Nortb •\til d•l· Kalil 882 feel to Pomer~;~y aJ:Id Rut· 1aoo Ro•d ; ttlf!nc• llloDf nJd rotd North 8214 d.eJi . we.t 361 f-*; then~• North 1~ dell. We•t 400 feet; tunc• " •·• W•o< "" ' "1' "'"'" North 6:1¥. Wu l lU ' " ' t.o • •~•" O.a. ;o:;;;e;u~h:t:.fS!!t 1 !!11in:::'u!'ne:! ''"" •I••1334,_,,. ••• """'" '"' u,. Eut feet to the bell.nnl:PI, eontallllnt 3111-'1 leu. =:: :!t •c;~m~re .it =~r!~ ~oal, Jl)re•, more or 1 .lid llllnlnl Hosp1'tal News · -----------· eo-•--a J:.allta.- a-..M.t --.-:n- ~atlen11 entering Holzer h-. pltal duriog theRobertpast ~ included Mn. a .......... ~ Rt. 1 Vinton, Mn. Emma F. Sha~er, Lower River Road.Filet Qal· llpoha, Mr. Ross A. 1 Rt. • ,....~R1.1- Mrl Jamei · T "'• '-'~"""m~, · • · HamUton 544 Soeond Ave., Ga~ , ' hpolis, Glenn 0. Baird, IJt.• Ga1U Us Mrs Stella c Jloot.po Fll'at '. 'Ave GaU~ ' . on 250 ' M WIW ·~-"""" ao ..... Terry . 8tllJ1 ~:oUJ 'C'I\Q ~ Route Mark Walker 132 Qar. ' • rield Ave., GalllpoUs, Mrs. AI· 1en E • B8ker, t•• Woodla .. d 'liJ Jlrjve, Galllpolia, Mrs. J o'h n Waugh ' Rt' 2 Crown City ' Mrs• Stanley M, Payne, Bidwell, t.frs, Charles B. Buckley, Mlddlepbl1, Mrs Gertrude Mees Pomeroy • ' ·• Mrs. Ernest D. Johnson! IU. I H Radlord .,_ Racine, Otho . , g~,.~ cuse M'-s Vlc'•·Ja M. Claypool 1:!1 wr Rav~nswood Mra. Jotm B. Wiak· !;4 ~ AILS 111111 ? HAS TH' t.lfi'•&OI' ~IS TON6UE? e•peel•lly the rl1bt to umoYe •me. . 1 llod beittK the ume propRty coo· •eYf!'d b)' and d n N1bed 111 deed. fron~ Edpr Ervin •nd Maureth. Ervin. d c1 ~· aW:t'' !~aoJr:n~ ~~r:~n .nd. •::. cordlld In Book 111 Deed R•eOl'd• of • Mtll• CoUilt)'. Ohio', on P8Jle 79 •nd Jer, Rt. 1 Ashton, W. Va.; Laur1 whleh lnelude• the t7 .SO llCll'e trect L Arm"'~ PI cooveyed thl!rd'rom bf Robert Hut . ..... ........._., • acaa1t • • lid Clau B. Hut to , _. TU~ker Carl B. HusseU Rt. 1 1 • nd M•tt le J . Tucktr b)' de«! dat~ Ftlb. 10. 1921 JDd reeorOed. ln Book Tony Lee Fields, Hartford, uu. sa1d dc;d recorded at P••• 2a4, Clifford E Schoo'· Pt -··· Mild rtoonYeyed to tald Robt'rt Hart • lll, • rll2lll" •nd Clera E. rt.rt by d•ed ddld ant. Mrs. Charles E. Hall, Ra"' Aprn 2!1, 1925, re~:orded In Booll lJ8 M ~~·beth A Cr ot .aid Deed Rti'OPdl It P•lle I~ .Ill~ , .. tJ(eep' therdrom the tollo•Jnr• e.. mer Ravenswood Mr B 11n.o1nw at tM Soulhweat corner or • ' • · lanll or w~ne Klnr In ~1101'1 l. Gwynne Clay, Ironton. Rlc::hard ~own 8 .•n!. n,nse. 1,4.. " '•b~_,0,• 1 ' E Pierce Radcliff 8mllb n.,omp.ny ~ .-.. rc ue. nee .... . , ,, JKJf' dell. Ea.tt :ll!l.G f~H~t lu a po.t; thence Mrs • 'UII:'"'.QI ~North ,.. lie•. 30 d•. Wnt 285 fl!llt denon, •~. to II l lall.e; tbl'Oce South 46 lkl Moore ' Ravenswood • Wel t laoB fMt to Soutb Une of See ~ tiiUJ l ; tben~t , . . . 891 fut alnd.~ Glancy) Rl 1 Gra)'IOD, Ky .. South lln!O' Df said Se~tloll t-o the belllomiiiJJ. ont•tnlnll Mrs. Earl Hardeman, Rt. 31 12.01 acre•. more or ..... cOnveyed Ashland by Robert Hut lllld CitrA rt.rtt 0 • Wayne KJ.n, by d.Hd Jn li'.W, :orded. . 11 80 k l:&tl Deed Rteorda Blrtbl Moi!lg ; Ohio, It Pa•• M4 ~nd belnlil tb ~ llilme pNperty con•ey. Mrs. Robert E. Davis, Rt. 11 eel~.~.. H . 0 . Tra~y. Sberll:f of' Melli• Vint d ..."'ter f Count~. Ohio . to The Fanner• B•nk On, &Up • l,m,; S. " Sl\in 11a CompeiiJI by dHd dated Charles B. Buckley, Middleport oil, ..... rlghJm and 4 p•-··t Letart. Mn. enswood, n . 18 J -··- w ~f Jerome CoUfl~y. Mr Au,",''• '•3~•'•"' 'r~M"',,,.., clnonnBooltt' ..l~!· son IO:'Zl a.m.·, Mrs. John L. at Pr.r.."'di4 :..~r~r. • ......... W ....._ Rt 2 Crown l"'t.r IOD And funber ft l'etptiq: tb• folio•· BU!;u, • 'W...I. I tur de.cri bed pare..l ; Jk1ll( In !He- 6:37 p.m. lion 1 , Town 6, Rani• 1• of the _ Ohio Comp•~ Purch•~t, bei!IMiu.l: AmOIII AilfDt 8B2 feet Nortll of SOutbeut eorllltr Mr Emma Shaver __, lf.av. of Section 1 In the cellter or llld· s. JMN ~ dleport lllld llutland Road. then~:~ me L. Berridge. Nonb em the SecUon lillt 1, 11,~~ feet: ... --..~ thence North 119 der. Wtlll 1116 fll•t: Dlsc-..RI the~ south 32 deg . Wet& 450 '"~; then ce Soutb 27 del . w Wtllt 'Ue Pa"··ts ••• ~...... ~-Hoi· feet to center af the ro.t · thenc e W'll UUI'-'UW:e-. U'VUI South 70 dej: . E.alll aklng t~ center zer bm!pital during the past Zt ul the road -&00 rHt · t.b~nct: SOUUl h Included , Dottle ·-·· ...-&~.ty, 80 de~~:. 40• Eut aloni ceJ~teJ' ~ th~ 0\11'8 1-md 728 taet; tluince Slll.lth Be 4q. Mnl Charles Erwin Mra. JIID· lU ' J:ut 3tll feet to the pl•ce of ._ • ' lhlll iiUJ , <·outolnin lll 31.1.24 at'1'et. ~ave ea .Johnson, Elmer Belul, J4ar. • nd exct>pl 2-+l ll'rea to the N.Y .C. • • M Clar "Rll.llroad. Jeavinl • bJIIlllef of 27.80 gJe Dailey, rs. ence ""'ws. Jcrd. con~toyo:d by John SYutb•rn Howard Evano "- Bu........ and Lut 10 So utht>rn to Mary Gib.on by d ef'd d ated O..tober 21 , t94e, .... co rded 111 Buoil:: 158 at Pal• 680 of the De l!'d Record• ~ M•lt• CoLIDt)', moo REFERENCE , , ,.-u--. Deed LDVAI'L:E aid mu, a P'P t . _..... KPUVKO VA•V GOOK, PV JPVA 70L'I'PIPKPVP,-qD.t.LTDL '~'••r ....... OJ:iils:lllltll I f IS •All' ft) D 'wr-M ~- carpenter, Mra. RonMrs. Perry LlviDisFigton Mrs. Effie und dau••ter Mrs Maur1ee cmua ·~ ~· ~ . . . . . . 2 . . ., , • ..., DEED: Vol. :11'1, Pau Htco rdll Me\18 CoUDty gins ' • and151'daughter Mn DooaldOh i o. ' , • Po~rc-.1 No . 4: The foUOWinl real Thomas, Bud Sparks, Mrs. eec. catllt> •ttuat ed In the Townllhlp o! D O 6'DeU ·U¥1..,...,_ -......, Slollll bury, <.:ounty uf Mell s and • ' r ~WR 1:4'1 s tate of Ohio: B•Pnalnl at the Chflr.les Vaughn WlliJ.MD.GI&es s ou t hwellt o•orner ul land• of &1111 ' ' Smith t!t al In SeeUoia ao. ToWJllblp Otis Rainey, Mnt, Kennetb st B Mrs 1 ~nd Rlinr• 13 . tbence North 2 ~ Rou h 'Mr E <.l~lll'l ,.• t;aal M'l' 'feet to tile ri&ht of s I s. rne rown. • 519 A Clift' way ot the K &t: Ill ft. R.l lhenc:e Seuth • ., ..... dear- !nt e.lonc did railroad. 733 fwt: tbance Narth 8'1' :"'d:~ee~•Jttw~ Clifford nn. ... hDum. ........ '::J; ~~ ,::~! PT. PLEASANT North B't deueee W~~tt 354 feet to LIVESTOCK SALES CO. tbe p!Dl.' e of bil-'nnW,: c:onl~o~lnlnc ~.. PI', PLEAS"v·,., acr" ' ftAI• • REFERENCE DEID: Vol. 198, Pate Sit•...- .a.--•17 Jill 'Ill Deed. R•cordl Mel(l Count --.;:n ......- ' 7' ohio HOGS_ 175 tG 2ZO 17.00 to P•~cel• No. 1 nnd 1 •ppr•leed at 1900.00; P•rcel No. 3 appralMd a& 17.50; Heavies 1t·.00 to 18.08: 12,000.00 and Pllrl:@) No. 4 *PPr lied Fat Sows 12.50 to 14.50', D - - . WMPO Radio ftllll PIIIDAY 'NS·ZI w llt-r'_i~,r~· OF SALE· on d•~ or IJ.!Ile ro~ C 1b ln ~lUI n!t Je.. than two-t.b.lrdi or tilt' appraiRI!d valut. ROBERT C. HARTEN BACH , SHERJFF OF M&IGS COUNTY OIUO ' '*' 14, 21 . aa: (8) 4 . It, ~te "" -·- awu:· 9·80 to 10·50 : Pip 8·10 to lO.OO. - Steen 22CAT!'LE 91) Helf OO 2IJIT.GI OO ~to · j erl 14 • to · 8L Cows 13 00 to 16 00· t• 00 to · • ' oJ , Cann ts.oo; en 9.oo to HAVE A QOOO &.OOK AROIJHD, MI'&TIIt l THiti T- 'W tT!-CJJl AR0Ut10 AND@,~t ~tw.u.. NOTA&OUT W • 1'tJ Pl&IY <:I'N. CUS'TEit! C'M"CI'l, ..,.,, 'Ill! DOW~ 'TH' li'IJIJH$e~! u.oo: Bulls 18.00 to 19.80; Stock ~n ~~B~hec:~~~~te .:':. n-=~~~:.0":: E-H Saving& Bonds 18.00 to 24.10; Stock Heifers l'T.· tree 10 'l.nch l!l In diamettr bean Sal- Ht"t New Ha'gh 00 to 20.30; Stock Steer Calvel South 114 d.c61in.'t'S Eaat 2 rod.N Mid Ill "'~ links to Grad ~ '• North lUw lo 11n 22.00 to 28.00; stock Helfer Aan trl"" 2 teet In 41•mtter whtcb July sales of Series E and Calves 18 00 to 23 do bi:'Prs North 3 degree~. Wllft 311 • • • • , llnk .t: t hen c e South 111 desree1. But Savmgs Bonds in Ohio hit VEAL CALVES _ ....._ 29,00·, 9 rod and lB llnkl atona- Grad~·· ntillliOII! ••ro line ~ I Bcw b trH, bena North five year high of $27.4 Seconds 25.90; Medium 23.Di to. 87 di:'Kreu Wnt 20 link • ; then ct .highest July sales Co 1o "-~-- · North 3 dt'llrees Ea•t 51 rud• llftd 2 25.00; mmon ncav~n 28.110 link N t" railro ad : t.htn(!e Norlh til 1958. to 2S 00 · di'6Jirce• Weill U rod • aDd o& link• to Th J } } .., ' ' th e plal'e or oo 11 innlnt. cuntalnlnt e UY sa es were .,..7 LAMBS - Topt 19.20; See.:t ~~;~n~~~Ko~:;~, Vol 2M, p 8111 lion or 10.9 per cent more ond~ 18.00; Lllht Weilhta tt.lo 273 , oel-"l.! Jt ~ro •'ds Ml'tw• c ounty. the same mOnth In 1962 for to 16•00 · Ohi o. tha' I f • ... rucel No . J: Tbl! rutlowtnr r u l seven mon tots 0 .t... IA! S::!r; t t II te J th T dli of ::U~i~:: ~~;~J:n~6 !e~t~n;~ius:·!~ ~on~a:;:~e~:e::a Section 1, U , ~ the ------ CALL ON CVBAN PORftl 1' uwn Hanae Oh.lo CompHI0 ¥'8 Purt'h llllt!. 114 rad• of 21.4 per cent above July WASHINGroN (UPU - Rep. ltt1m s. w. f'u1·n~ ~- ur ..a itl Sttetton; While H B nd sal of ,. 3 thl'tll'e North 10 rod"; tht n Nt Ea•t o ell ,.. Paul Roprs, D-Alll., told thf to ~; aBt liD~ Df Uid Sectlon ; t llenct lion 'l'ere Off 19.9 per eeftt. ltk-1 South to s outtJ eaijt c·urlll'r o-1 uld B<mclls House the number rl. rw-.. vet· Se('uon; tb.,lli'P WeRt 011 • a td Sal'tton total amount of E and H lllle t o bll wlnnln~. cont a lnlnr 119 .q.. outstandm ' g throughout the sell visiting CUba outaumen . .. r e-s. mure or lt-u. hi Also beai~Din 1 011 East nne Se~· tlon rose to •••.5 billion_ sian 1 p1, tlon 1. Town 6, Han g• 1<1 ut the ' ,.._ , Obl-D Company·~ · Purch ..e 150 roM all Ome record high. Salell Roger• ,~&td that ia' Juoe- . . South vi Nr.rthtut Co-r nt r Of !laid. Mel C t ached 'lii ,lll~ last complete lbOII~ l'!ICOI'dld Sel'tlon : ttte net. No rth 18 rad11: the11~t g8 OUU Y re South 6:1 l·:l r ud•: Lhen re Nor t h 18 81 (.'OliJpared to July rod 11: lhetl'-'ll Wut to Ea11t line of , 0 "free WOI'Jd" .ti:ln!J ealled ,Oil land• f armer!) be lonalnt \O the E•· of f52,775. ~ lati uf [)avid Tbom•s thertal18r ·---~eab8a pDIU 1p(ait 11 lo9iet ownoo by au 1·weli a.ec• • OO now own· Nllll MfGulr~ •nd MJI'IIrl!t MeGulre: tbton, .. Soutb alon• aald llllll 3CI rod.11: thence ~e..t uo ro4l to boeilnntllg , ~-olltoJnllolf 1'7 and 2-3 eeNr ed by ~~or .!~~nlnr ApproXimately · ~..::~::• Christmaa trees are . 1n the United States annually. onee , waa known 11 . the undeniilned plalntiH llled her petition against him, for divorce aiJd ·.other relief, oa' . . ...1 the grounds of gl'G8II ne~rect · of dU'I• in '"" ~-- p•-·· COBA SEIYICE "'" """"- Court"of Mel8s Couuty, Ohio, ~- tori y 111 MeUt ' .,..... yaur ~aero • •• pray~n... for .di\"orce, cus lfMII ,........ IUN&, 111• et tilt NMf ""11'•"" _,,.... M.SO. of cblldren; 8Umony 8Pd other FDI' ............ --nm •• c••., rellef ...... fMh ,....,.., ~ 1"' rod&i •• """ - in lhe VUJag& of Mlddlaport, Melils folkow• to·wll: Bttlinnlq at • ltaU : 1955 1,1 ton Chevrolet plckups. I Bol d Ill A h s Sales & Service ayton yar ' 9 s t. Middleport. 8 15 6tp PLATE LUNCH and 5c drl.nk, 1• L.----~-----' I · B M'd 1.00. Jack's DBIJ'Y ar ' I • • Fits AJm-.lst Every Car FOR RENT dleport. 8 20 6tc NOnCES JV6. WeM ., Nwttuet Want.d:; ":;,.""::; T~,:.;-: ;::"...!:: room house. electric heat. 3 LOST _ Brown and tan hand~ bedroom•. birch kltchen, sar· made purse .. lower parting · · uge. Extra Large lot. Call lot contammg white •billfold SH 2-SUl anytime. and brown cola purse. Ftnder 8 16 6tc may keep money •L witbout ___ questions asked, uut return FOR SALE : 8 room frame valuable paper1. Mrs. Glenn 1959 Ford Fairlane 500- 2 Door _ $999 V-8 engitll', std. truns., l'l ean interior, red ~;~ nd bla£"k fin. home in Middleport. Com· W. OOi, Pomeroy. \sh. Radio and Heater pletely modern kttcbea and I 20 3tc ~lose to school. CaD bath. 1959 Ch evro Ie I 2 Door 6 cy I• - - -· $1095 WY :1-5324 or see at 304 INSURANCE Std. trails. Jvury anti ('Oral finish, ch•an interior , new . - - · FOR SALE OR TRADE whitewall tires, rad io and ht>uter. A real buy, Hamilton Street, Middleport. JOHNSON Sirn lnslH'ance a 8 tfc • psoP . . . $795 Age~ In All forma of In '54-mvR!l!.ET • 4 iloor ' clieap 1957 Olds Super '88' HT CDe. '~--,. • Beautiful blaek and red in !Prlor w1 !h whtte fm tsh motor IN po•~. ROY El~l ro m suraoce. Jim Johnson and or wW trad• for good mgtor 0 WANT AD JYJ r , &-• . Al condition, Qu lom alic L r:w ~. Cood !Ires, radio, h eat l'r, house. 3 . bedroorm and batb, Bud Sllupson. Agents. scOOter. Also lathe and UR· ll 1 tfc saw Can be seen at 629 N INFORMATION large lot Gooct location out of · · hi gh water. Call WY 2-2500. -Re=u~~e~=-'lnO.:::oar::anc;::::-.<,>;;;; __ ;;;;;:Second, Middleport, or call ~~"'".,!' WY 2 2410 U IO P , Ill Ull' ll-l!f...-. I'Ublo ~1 1111• lilondu Oltadllno 9:M A. M OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. 5 lO tfc ''I.Dsuraace for evtwJ penctUl ,· Mo .... . POMEROY , OHIO and bosineoa LEGAL NOTICE CANCELLATIONS ~ • aMI." ..... 12 Ptl one ~ CORIIEI..'TIONS , "''::':""=":'"':====~~;:::~...,~~~~~~=' j FOR SALE , rent or Iease ~ -~_ WtU l)e a~cep._.a 1!10\11 11:00 A • - - :_- - - - - - - : - : --=--=::;:_._ room house on State Route MIIGI couttn, OHIO ror OaJ" "' "'uhltaa""" - FOR SALE I --FOR SALE 124. City water ' gas and elec· FOR SALE OR RENT Eeonom~ 1!11111\nt• • Loan Com pa n,, llEtiULATIONS _ · 1 1 ted · 1 F' ilolntln. tric. Convement Y oca . FOR SALE : 5 room house and ,.. TIM p-Uhh81"' e~ •ll• n1111 FA.NCY LA. CE Work. Two v_io- 1, ONF: English Bulldog, $10. Bel'!- . Needs work. Phone WY 2William F1·ed l!l.mlt h. Jr., •b Pnd. "' ldil or ret~Ct •nJ" •11f. 1 t !!"Re<l bath newly decora\ed gas ·snnth, Jr ., a11d N Hm ')' Sllllth . ohJI!Cti••••aa Br-oJn .ttoultl bt Ims. Ant 1que bookcuse . WI tlI gle rabbi t dog, $5. German 6986 8 19 lie ' ' Dden dant.. fiJIU'tJI'I lnu.edlll:eiJ' t"'lt OIUb 1 k 1 t ' heating. FuiJ basement. Lo- No n ue boo s, numerous ot Jer 1 ems. : polk'€ Jog, $:?:0. Call Sh 2- _ _ lillhe1· ww _,., 1M ,....ou!lll.• for N·oTtCI oP sHIRJ,.f''l tALl ·• aaore tbaJI -MIP • no~ •1PII'tlcte Emme-tt Gilmore, 200 Condur 483 4 . 8 21 3tc cated 123 Hudson Street. Pu n ullnt 1o en Alla• wru ol &xee· IIA'I'ESMiddleport. Price, $600(t ln· uuon lnuACI by the Cop.rt ot Common Oh St. , Pomeroy, io ~. .---L-~ P t 'AM l"lea~ or Melu c o-uuty, Ohio, I will I'or Wut Ad Ser9lee 8 21 3tp MODERN . · gas 1lPa er, \,Ui RIV quire Oblo HoteL offer ror sale at Public Auctloo on • ceou P-W '"rca ,.. DMft!CL _ _ ____ __ __ . -• thermo eontrol . wil n blowers. 6 8 tfc th e t4t h d ay or 8£-pt .. mber, 1963. •t 11111\brloUIII CbUp • C"ntl> 10 :00 A. M.. a t the door of lha Court 2 b ~.lM 1 t 50 X 10 ar et e ew oom I Almost Jlt' W. Call WY 2-6762. COLUMBUS PROPERTY - 4Hou~e ur ~~•d C oullty, Ill th• Vill•1e II CeDb ~ oiOrG fM 1"'U''M ~utiwe m.l'tktU. trail er priced for qu ie k ~a l e. 21 3tp b th l HELP WANTED ot Pome ro~. Ohi o. tht tollowln• de· 8 Fu.lt r.- otf 4 (!UtA p.. •ont ..W room house with a . arge !!Crlbed l'i!;.l ti~ta le : 1 1)1 cbarle.d far ad"ertialllj II not Excellent condition. large - ·-lot (nea r Worthinnton) also rarcJt No. 1: The MktwUt• real >ao d wlthlD Ul 4QII etter l'ft!'ll .. 1 wning included. call Chest- VISIT Haker ~.·u rn iture's used . • 'th' tr .1 PERSONS interested in seTirng esta t .. s ituated 1n tho Townthlp or a 1 1 •n• tilll . f f t another arge Ot WI 8). Sall&bu r~. Cou nt y af Yell• • 1nd St.ta CAR[' 01 l'IIAMU - ll.a ftw er 985-3141 store ur re ng~ra ors. ranes , . ed t $1l500 00 Will new and used automobiles, 11t Ohio bounded Jllld deterlbed. u 1 'v word nlllt•u.. ·&odlo attd.tllOII· ' · • · · . write ivin age and qualifi- t oll ou:' 8 21 61 p Jivin)! room su ites and . alii er, VB U B .a ....,.. te. Obtb.lart• Clllbll..,.. . d 1· d h { 1. trade for Meigs County farm . g g . Beglnn lnJ • t a • hke In the center k -~ t eenr per •ortl. ;;-;=c;;;-·-;-c;;c;c;;;>,:c=·- - - m s u U~ ume urm sucatmns, preVIOUS employers. of l hl' r· n ck . It l.lr l nK tbl' 8, E. oor· , • ,, N ld GREAT LAKES House Trailer. ;ngs. "0 21 31" o( equal value, . L }I , .. ~ OPTIC!( ,BOliBS • Must be aggressive . 0 c a. i "~~~·· " u lf' "" ...,., 1O• 0 t . • It e :JO A. M ~ D:Ol' .. M UaU' $1800. Russell W elch, WY 2· FAR:.\1 120 acres with 40 l l he ~-rf'r k, th~n c• No-rtb 87 dl-SJtlll'dQ -8:3fl " ·M ~a t 2 ~ ..:1 GOOD '"70. 8 13 12tp I' AUTO SALES plus ComnusM ree~. v.: e~t 43 rod a and 20 llnlu ; IT'S SO EASY w acres pasture) 30 acres for agency. . wflSalary, 't B 668T Th t hl'lll'~ Soulh 2: dtll{f l!l'l We st 35 cultivation, 8 acres bottom, SJO~. e_: ox I e rud.~ :.mt . y 1\n.ks alo nJ John BttwTO PLACE A 12 HEAD of cattle Hereford ~Daily Sentmet l u ll! illltl, l hl·n~ North li'J ,detre ~~ ft.ESlJL'J PRIIO\J(..'ING . ' FOR SALE: : 1962 Studebaker 2 40 acres timber, phmty wat. l we ~t 6!1 •·odd a lonto: G nd)'• line. and stock mixed. Four cows, I d 6 I I nd d sht.lt er 7-room frame hottse Wl.th 8 17 3tc t~wu~.,. ~<>rl h 23~ der .•wefll 11 rod• w~ AD J' d 3 ()Or C\' . S a ll f . , and l1 h nk s along Clines Une ; tbe nCil 0 !0 0 t I II 4 1 .u ' year mgs an T k. . l C II WY . t b sement o- ::ru e I ~ort~ 15 tl eMrrea W•Bt 16 rods aiOliJ I AI l bl'U!-lh hog a e over paymen S. a runnmg wa er, a t.: l~owa line; uwnre Nurth 10 dt ~rt'i'• PHONE WY 2·2157 c~ ves. mos_ new . I 2-:l.lil between 9 a, rn . and barn , granary, outcellar, 2 MAriNE SUPPLIES ~f'&t , :J I rods and 19 Hn ka a lon g With 2 pomt· lnternal.mnal ll 21 'U , ., A 1\. Cli ne~ lint' ; th e nce North 67 des:reer hitch and 14'' bottom plow, ,. 5 IJ. Ill . • (. garages (l6x24) (16X.l 6) . II w...~t J~ J od~ lllOn(l CIJ IIt!li IIIII!: lhence ·---·~--- -- --- extra 6-room frame house 18 ft. Cabin Crulser, fully equin. Nort h ~ Llc·llre'-"R Ea~t l!'J rot1 8 and IS CARD OF THANKS also 2 point hitch. Phone 1956 Chevrolet, Ph ton truck r- ll nk, a long ,Kin gs !me; Cbtnct South - - - - - - - ---- ~ 985-2381 Chester, Ohio in anod condition. Cheap . 145 (rentedyat 130Do .~ peroodmonbth). ped. 12.3 H.P. motor inboard . :~o:,ei~~~~.-~~ltn::' ::::c:n ~o!~hun~ WE WISH to thank Dr. Daniels I B 20 6tp But~ernut Ave., Tel. WY 2· GROCER mg g us· Call WI 9-3151 or WI ~3089 . ruda ~ lorog ttitJH '• lin e; tbl!nc~ s outh Jne ss In smaU viJiage with 8 21 3tc R? dotl! ' F. ast 82 roth •nd 1'1 Unk 8 3tc 8 21 and Dr. Davis and the Holzer N h N 2:~59. ' liilUD J! Km,l18 IIDI!; thenl'~e North ~ taff th FOR SALE - 1952 as . ear-l r;_..,;;,;,;;,;,;;,;,;;,;,;;,;,;;,;,;;;;;;;;;~ I no competition in miles. _ •.h-~;:r~ea ~-; ~at " roo a a1on1 Ktn a • Hospital S ' e rMny ,' ly new tires, !)rakes and seal ]I ·I t d 1 ~"~ l h~ue.. d own lnt> ce!lter of the b)ood donors, the Ewing Fun' Good equ pmen an merLIVESTOCK cJ.-.ek t o t he Pl" c" of b•lll nnlnl . CGD· covers. $100. Virgil Teaford, I chandise. 5-room living quar- - ,mu•Jn~ 42 acr'-'• a nd 138 rod.s. Sav· eral Home, the Rev. Jerry a 20 I Ill!! Hfitl ..~ce!'tmg a l~t caun ytld to our net'ghbors and WY 2-6986. .. 3tc l ters upstairs. Rent $40.00. FOR SALE : Fresh cow. John VIol a ~. s~mu, ~:omJ~nlng J ac-r .-.•• Mast. -, •o --Summer Clearance I Complete at $5,000.00. Store Bailev on Flatwoods ROa d , Aho P~rep h ng a Jot so ld to T . J , frieilds who were so kind and SMALL GAS r ef r iger ator , good 1 K•n,g ~~~n~a mm s 5u, Beres. more or ' . For ua C .. j h of 15 used V.W.'s lt'ss ~l'e V ~t~ umr 11 3 · P8Jle 133 • of con siderate, an ti,)OSe who I condition t!. c l:'a p , I building can be bought for Pomeroy, R. D. 3, Ohio. the R erurd~ o f Daed s or Mei llll Coun sent floral tributes, during I $25. Contact, Elden WalburJJ,,' I $2.500.00. 8 20 3tp ~~-. Ohln, fo r • mora p arttl'ullr 4 ~ in choice of colors cu~LER REALTY ~· --sound -· - . •~<~PliO() the illness and death o f our· I 7S3 S. Second St., Middlt-port ,• '-'A Year Old 1400 lb. mare, ."'lso .. x.. rp lult • Jut •old lo .vewe 8 20 tfc d b d I I POMEROY~ omo ' Wt ' ll sell or trade lor cattle. " - Strwarl and Lottie Stewart, I'OU· Ou fa thf'r, George H. Durst. r 0' an 0 y styes. lll lnlng 56 ac-ru , more or len. Sec 1 sincere gratitude to all. U-SE OUR efft'-c 1·e.nt Carpet ·BOX 229 WV 2--383l Price" for quick sale. Gordon YoJuou~ 111 · 1' 11 •• 234• o-f the He· 8 20 3tc 1..1 •·o Jtl s uf ll~f'•.h o:f M.eigl County, Willard - WDlis Durst Shampooer FREE with pur(/} Proffit, 4lf.a miles below Rav- Oh tO , rvr II more ddUut.-. detcrtption . 'I' _ _ AlifO t~l'tlptln !l a lot cont•tnln l one an d f am1 Jes. chase of Blue Lustre shamenswood Ferry on Rt. 338. •cr.. . morl' o. Jan, sold lo Sheridan 8 21 ltp •.. ,•• ,,,,-~ PAhlh eLnYs...o1h213•8 I BUS_INESS SERVICES 8 .19. 3tc._ ·.t.e wa r f s ..e Volume tOO. Pa ga 236, poo. · Baker Furniture, Mid· of ill'-" Reeord1 of Deed•, Melgt Coun· ~------------ dleport. 8 20 6tc ' ~····· . -- -SHETLAND PONY, complete ~ ~r~llOhi o. for a m<m definite desl'r lpPHOTO COPYING Services. with saddle and bridle. Wil· AJIJO · II rlght of way '' 1u.t~r 1Jy rr-, 1958 . Palare Trailer, 45' X a·. wE WISH to express our smThe -Rambler Copy any letter or document ~~er.. ad to Sh~rlden St.ewltrt & h o>lr' ""'' I hank s to all who assistTw0 bed room. washer an d World Standard 'lt Compact D It·am Buck Rt I CheshU''e •nd a ~~lll i~ <Shtrld en St e wHt l bl':\nf "~ "'1euter Insurance, ~omeroy nuw decn llt!dJ o..er the wi thin_ deed in any way during the ill- dryer, full sized awning_ ...call._ • EJceUence z l$ tfc CaU EM 7·7468. 8 17 8tp •.erlbed prtnll>~e• al on..c the s outh d hn t <O f Han na h M. K!n lf• pr<J perly ness and death of our ear WY 2-6190 or see Ro g er . Rig rar roum, ride and perfOI'tll:· LEGAL NOTICE from lhP. om• al'r~ lot now l!ta ndlllf 1" lh• nume o f S h.,o·ltlv n Ste~ a rt to husband and father. Mrs. Ha- WI b S cu e Ohio 11--' ..,_ Pia ..._ --" ne renner , yra s ' . ance Small car economy and - · Ul".eser, m-atht' prlvllte r lrht of wil,,:v whoehv U.· ze! Davis , Mr. and Mrs. Max 8 20 6tc age abW.., Heating LEGAL NOTltl tend~ alo ng th<~ W ~•t de or lo la ' Mr d M M . I - · - - --------- --mao r ·~ NoUce 1lt hereby liven that bldl ,M , Sm.lth'~. 3 Hl're tra~t_ to tht' K&.M Dav is, , an rs. arvm NEW STYLE Venetian blinds. See Mtaersville, OIUo will bf' ro>celved • t the office ot u.. lbll way . _rhe tlbov>J llll'lwJ n only Dav is. and Mr. and Mrs. Don End tro0 bl lleill Count]' CODtminluner~. ill the tht ~ u .rac e _ Tbe l'(lal , ath\lr min· Narrow slat, vertical slat, Metropolitan Moton yoar sewer et CourtbtHIII!, Pomero,v, Ohio, until th e erali . Mild tlw llmbtilr havln,s tlean Kennedy. 8-21-ltp bamboo wood slat. Free esti~ E. MRiD Street, Pomeroy We bave au slzea !~~o~:'A~,M~.e~!~i~e:·J~~;, ~~~~1~~ ~~;.~~~~ ·~in/u1~'ett ~t~~r~ : · ::,:: mate. Dale Wippel Supple. Pbooe WY %-3170 Sewer Maellinu lowiDI ducrlbl!d nal e•tu~ , 1(,ount)-, ohio, 11nd bt>ln1 the •~ Je WE WISH to express our SID• 4 -M lfc l Reasonable Rates ..., •• No.1 : l r u tl eitllt~ c onnyed b)l J . w. D8 10 30tc Jn lht> Yllla•• of Pomero,-, Ohlo, l kew IUod kwde Lee &dl.cw hi• wifl cere thanks to all Who as;;;;;-;-,;;nn;;;;--;::::;;;--:::::::;:::cc;-!1 caD~ z.z974 Day Of Night beflnnlnl at the nortbeMt conwr o:f 10 Ral ph Ji'ry e • nd Olady l Fry& bl/ r 11961 DODGE, wen equipped , 7 - If Lol No. ... O!l Butternut Str~• In dl!ed dated Juot ,., 1931, •nd red h sisted in any way uring t e I1U c said vwa 11e ; tbence north•e•terlll cordl'<i Ill Book IU, •t Pe1e l08, or illness and death of our dear 1 Take over payments. No monalon1 Butternut Street eboul 3'7.4- the [le(,d Recu rd• of Mel.tl• Cohnt;r, 311 B h St Mid I '-• - reel ot tbe line cem~nt wan mtalltl- Ohi o. down Y 1 1 husband and father. e . eec ., . HEATING, p umb..., Mne er In( bfiW«Q the propert,- herein ~Oft• Ex ceptlnll !1.8 acrtl morl! OT te .. Mrs. Hazel Davis, Mr. dlepor. 8 17 6p r Furnaces. Arnold Brother&, ::i)'ed 0~Ddt:!e ::t~me:. r•;,lde~::d:~~~ ~~:ey~~s::ndHa~: F~t,~, a 1~ ~~~= and Mrs. Max Davis, I 1 618 East Mala Street, Pom- then ce lD aouth1'1'eate1<11' "d71re~tlor ~~~\ a~: J:.1 ~ 0 Y14nd by r!!~.:' 1 ';'!, 1949 FORD. Good condition and ··-~ - · C"II'UII ~-. -n- I ... -. alOfti aaid ('~ment W8 ee : Bo ok , . " · ,, ••• ... of , •• - · M~ and Mrs. Marvin I VHW then ct lOuth iO deareq east Zll¥1 _, , r ' ""'~ i good tireS. Priced cheap. 42 1 20 tfc r ..et to th~ top of wall; tbence e ast- Rt>cord s or Meig6 County, Ohio. d Mr nd vis, an ' a erly .tuna lhe tup uf the wall be· '•reel No. 2: AliiO tlJ.e followlnl t lot 43 d " , ''"' "' descr ibed rell t•t•te •ltuat• In lh• Mrs. Don Kennedy. ' Park St., Mt'ddieporJ ' Ohlo . ;~rtnru'n,. an o P ce Town,ll lp, counw and Statt dorea 21 up I_ _ a t9 3tp ,.,.,, ••. ,, .~,. '"' ......., ... "'"'""" .. - -- an4 31 I ~PLOYMENT LOST & FOUND . W6otf • •• 1 ~~~---Oa.;"".,.".n.1_'....•.,·m_._, BARGAIN STORE. Use<! dolb· ' 7 II 30tp - • - · - 1145 Said oatlfO .W!IIIte .f!!< bearing '·· lng and shoes. Clifton, West THREE and t..., room rurnlll> '"' and aflof #No flllr , day of ~;;~~F:nli'iiiiKimiiba;;;;:;rg;;;amb;; · s.. Virginia. a 15 12tc ed andWY~~ apart. YOR BEsT In Artlflcal ~ Women's dreoaeo 15-60 cents, 1USED 19113 Apache Eagle eamp ments. ~ )!medlng, Curtbo BrEeding · ", · , PJ8mtiU Men's and ~!of~'. pants and trailer, complele with exlras, -ti 6 lfc • •Jpe. r .. oervico, rail WEBSTER AND .FUL'l'Z shirts 25-50 centa. •Meo's oboes A bal"f!aln. Call or see, Or. NICELY FUrnished 4 room liDd LelarJd ~.,-., i f'ot1t~roy •. . <Attcirneyl for Plalnilli . and bats. SDIHII'• Clothing K. D. Amsbary, ·Star Roule, bath apartmen~ Middleporl. · Ohlo, Phlllle . WY S.2264 or 1(7) 24 31 • (I) 'I l._ 2U6· Store. OpeD~ .S.ya 1 wtek. Pomeroy, Ohil. WY 2-681rt Phone WY 2-3874. Cbester ~5 ~ t ·, ' ' ' Le latl ,..., Obio; 715-30tp • . ' ' . ,, ". • 81iitfc 7.\ltfc. ' ..•. 113301p . ,,,, ' (t) ~.1 -~ , '. Sept;'!t· THE l 'sMmL l!ly Ll!l"P ond McWILLIAM* �,.I I .. • ' BEAT THE r;~AT-THE COOL WAY, LET HOT.. liTTLE WANT ADS SELL ~ FOR YOU· . ' 14-Daily se ntinel, Pomeroy· Middleport, o, Aug. 21 . 1963 1 REAL ESTATE crvo •• r-1 foR SALE "" o HOUSE- FOR SALE. Modem 5- · - -- - CEMENT Finisher, wants small job Call Vl 3-2ZOO or conlact . VlrgU Hudson' Pome...,. 8 20 Stp Ohio. WOMAN m early sJxties wants gdlid home and reasonable wages In exchange for light housework and cooking. References . CaD WY 2·308t. · 1 19 ~ ~ Classi {i ed Ads Get Results. Trade 'n' Travel y·1me US ED CAR Buys @) POMEROY MOTOR CO. ot. @) '--e'-'•• ~c•·l t·lt., L VOLKSWAGEN .. ' l5 t. B. Nye Co. I u _ ..- _ _ I I • .. I • I -======----==-;1 MARK lv I ' A UT0 I AIR .CONDITIONING Now Is The Time l~~~·p::~~;· J':::: A~!:,o~Mto ::.: ot I '.,'c' I I WILL NOT be responsible for any debts contracled by anyone other than myself. Sign· ed : WOllam H. Wilson, R. D., Pomeroy, Ohlo. 8 19 3tp LOSE WEIGHT safety w I t b DIADAX (formerly DEX-A DIET) new name, same formula. Only 98c at S t a r k Drugs. 6-zo.ootp eTraosferable When You Trade Cars eGuaranteed 24 Months or 24,000 A1 tles I. In Mason , West Coal, Oil Or G111 f URNA( E Cl Baker & Seyfried p honee W Y2"'>l~ -·wY2...-1 ...... " ' w. Mlln St Pomeroy : e Most Popular Unit In The U. s. A. S340·00,NSTALLED l,. _~~n'thw _.p~~-882-2843. ~e~1 ~:~· _ L O. McCOY, SH . MASTER MJX and MASTER MADE 8 21 3fc 2-48..1 4 . -- .. -·- BLAETTNAR'S Auto - > c en. a v . B 5 tic egg. oo slack. Re--screened d sroker-oil treated at mine or TIIREE SLEEPING rooms an bath. 361 s. Front Sl Mrs. delivered. ~umiJoer pnce now on . Jacobs Coal Co., R. U I, Hen~ ·' Henneoy ' Ph' WY 23134. 8-2-lltc Pomeroy. Ph one SH "'959 tr't • WY 2-~9, or WY Z-2437. 4 room and bath, house . Lincoln 1 l!'J 30tc 1 Hei.ghts, Phone WY 2.-3874. ;c;c;c,-;c=-o;;==-;7'--:- FEEDS -· · · ·- -,.,f. Pomeroy Landmark 4 18 tfc VULue . u :('epfina a lral't lan4 Whith Wllll ~ ld to M. c. Hob•rt.. Pucel No. 3 In lhe vma,. o1 Pomlfl,- , blltnr llnown and deQpated on • mllp or Li nc oln JII!IJbte made by Br•ece and I c.·arpelr. ICt'iialw'~v• Cl...u._ ...En~tet'l' .... unt n1ton. • a .. a-cu "" 0 r J1 , 1942, n-eordtd ln Pl•t Book No . 3 at Pare. 0 •nil 44 a• Lot No. IL'1, alld belna: In Ll11col n Hcllht• Subfli.,JIII.on. I ::,~':~"~ ~u.bury ToWil..lb!p , Me1111 County. Ohio , •od beln11 102 111 "'e•, mnre or len, lndud inl two harnl, a l•rll! twuall, •nd other bulldlnl•· and belnll the pNperty "hl~:h Wll !i~~erly Se1l&d count~ ult"d •• tbe lnflrrobhl!o llllod. oral bld• will be re~:etved at the . Commlulon.ere Of. ll e• In the Courtbou.e It tb• time abovl!! set fo r th. Inttreated bldd•n will bll tPven an op.,Ortunity tu nJ.-e their bid• •l the optninl of tbe me. Tlw rlll.l Hl•te wiD be ltDld to tiM! hllht'll rt'llpUnalble biddn upon .tbe ' tullowlna- ternn: · c ..Ja upon d.eUVill'JI of d•ed . Bid• Will be r-IVH. fo-r all ()f tbe real wLate described above or for one or •U.or• or Ulli par~ell di!· IIC!rtbed. 1'h• Melp Couab Comtn1H.Ionere "'serve the rliht IU H.ll"ct •nJ or all •===========1J .. :=========== • Automllle Degree Day SeM~ - So You Never Run OUt • Budgeo Pay Plan Call U• Today -:-_WY 2·2111 AUCI'IONEER. ON E CO AL range eook stove, Chester, . Ohio. $5. Four I $5 . 1 0ua$s cook stove, } due ks. 1, :!!; eac 1. 20 la t·ge I year old hen~ . $1 .25 each. Calli• -------- good, dean lump, 3 x .an ---------- room home with bath, hard· 1 wood floors. Full size basement with gas floor furnace. 1 I Ni~ e kitchf'n cabin~t. $50 a NEWLY PAINTED 3 bedroom honse, furni shed or unfurnished . 1662 Lincoln Hgts., can 8t>Uc p 0 MEROY • 0 . WY 2-2775 . 8 20 3tc IL--..,.,--.,...--,..,==~ 1 THREE fur 11ished rooms and ..1 2 bed house bath. Private entrance, Availod For Sale 57 m c room :==:;=;::=::;. ---trailer •• x 8 Davt' d Riggs able August 28th Phone WY C -··-' "" · ' · 40 Gal Electric hot water llarrisonville, Ohio _ 2-2575, --·-·- - - 8 20 tfc __ lank, $2$. Good condition. Ma· · 8 19 6tp ONE t 1 p 1 5 room apar men · e<>son, Spr. 3-S270. 8 211 61p HOI$TF.IN HEIF'ER ·cur- pie's Terrace, Phone 1518-J, ford Leifheit, Pomeroy, wy ; Pt. Pleasant. 8 12 He 2-69311. 8-17-Jtc - - --· IIOUSE IN Pomeroy. 6 room AUC'I'ION SALE at lhe MasonFILL-UP TIME! duplex. Close· to Elementa!J· ette every Thursday and Sat· Sch oo1. carpe ted . s trc · h k.t No. 1 •ncl tN 2 1• da y. ur 8 13 12t h C 11 WY •J6J8 fyr-Zcn Treated FUEL OIL for I Virginia : Four d c·· k d nwC • Wint« d e.ane j ' AUTOMOBll..E Insurance been canceUed7 Lost your opera· tor'a Lcense? Call WY 2-2966. To Have Your . I I \hel;\d w• • , For All Of Your Need• • Middleport _feecl Mill Tellf Fowt.., Ownir & ~'~•p. ..,. "We Do Custom Grinding" N. 2tnd Awo. Mfofdl....... AUcriONEEB Cemplele !ienll<e Crill --...u...- -~·· ~~~ -~-. • n-n~oe r - - '-MIIMMl't l»dl.Mt111 · Commtulonere 'J, 14. U, II, 41-a -LEQAl. NoTICE Herbert H. Smith. . whose place of residence .. 235 Palm Drive, san Antonio, ' Texas. otherwbe, -wbose.plaee Of residence Is unknown, and Ctiiinot with ,..-~le diU••~e . ~·•• . be Ricer~. wW , ~e oo'" lice thai oo April 15,.., , 19113, A. C. ·BRAIJII'ORD Raclue, Olllo -CIR!Ity au B~ : Mar,r .ChanL-e)', Clerk w"' "' uw.ee ....,, "'""" •• 18 ~., • u.. .y NarUl Norih ,, rod•: the._ E*!* • M4t> tM•~ lkl•tb •"" .s.,.., INII nM ,u~ ................. "" . _ .... f'04h t t l - Sou.U. ftll 4eraan 10 l'Cid• to u.. beflM11ll, eea~- 4 ._.,...and J'l' rc-q mor. vr of "~e:'::m::rn:*~, ~~ Town •· R~mt• 1•. t:11 tbe OhiO ~a;~.":. ~~~ .'~;!: t:!!! ~~'.:::,:! ":!"ra'!'raeto:-'~ ~=-: thwee suutb •~ d~. aut 17 nt4ll and 10 Unb; lbenc• South uv. dtlf. r.aa. mil rot~a; tberwe touUI ft\i •••· .,,, ., ""'" ....., "" " rod• to lWPUiint. cenUllllDI D~ uu•. mo" or .&eu. n•epUilf uau• hom the •oJlOWUlJ, beaiaalnl •• tM .. """'"·' ,.,.,., "' ..,....... 1• t.Mnee alon the Sall&bu...,- an4 Bll.'11nd Town.lh&p Jtne Nortb •\til d•l· Kalil 882 feel to Pomer~;~y aJ:Id Rut· 1aoo Ro•d ; ttlf!nc• llloDf nJd rotd North 8214 d.eJi . we.t 361 f-*; then~• North 1~ dell. We•t 400 feet; tunc• " •·• W•o< "" ' "1' "'"'" North 6:1¥. Wu l lU ' " ' t.o • •~•" O.a. ;o:;;;e;u~h:t:.fS!!t 1 !!11in:::'u!'ne:! ''"" •I••1334,_,,. ••• """'" '"' u,. Eut feet to the bell.nnl:PI, eontallllnt 3111-'1 leu. =:: :!t •c;~m~re .it =~r!~ ~oal, Jl)re•, more or 1 .lid llllnlnl Hosp1'tal News · -----------· eo-•--a J:.allta.- a-..M.t --.-:n- ~atlen11 entering Holzer h-. pltal duriog theRobertpast ~ included Mn. a .......... ~ Rt. 1 Vinton, Mn. Emma F. Sha~er, Lower River Road.Filet Qal· llpoha, Mr. Ross A. 1 Rt. • ,....~R1.1- Mrl Jamei · T "'• '-'~"""m~, · • · HamUton 544 Soeond Ave., Ga~ , ' hpolis, Glenn 0. Baird, IJt.• Ga1U Us Mrs Stella c Jloot.po Fll'at '. 'Ave GaU~ ' . on 250 ' M WIW ·~-"""" ao ..... Terry . 8tllJ1 ~:oUJ 'C'I\Q ~ Route Mark Walker 132 Qar. ' • rield Ave., GalllpoUs, Mrs. AI· 1en E • B8ker, t•• Woodla .. d 'liJ Jlrjve, Galllpolia, Mrs. J o'h n Waugh ' Rt' 2 Crown City ' Mrs• Stanley M, Payne, Bidwell, t.frs, Charles B. Buckley, Mlddlepbl1, Mrs Gertrude Mees Pomeroy • ' ·• Mrs. Ernest D. Johnson! IU. I H Radlord .,_ Racine, Otho . , g~,.~ cuse M'-s Vlc'•·Ja M. Claypool 1:!1 wr Rav~nswood Mra. Jotm B. Wiak· !;4 ~ AILS 111111 ? HAS TH' t.lfi'•&OI' ~IS TON6UE? e•peel•lly the rl1bt to umoYe •me. . 1 llod beittK the ume propRty coo· •eYf!'d b)' and d n N1bed 111 deed. fron~ Edpr Ervin •nd Maureth. Ervin. d c1 ~· aW:t'' !~aoJr:n~ ~~r:~n .nd. •::. cordlld In Book 111 Deed R•eOl'd• of • Mtll• CoUilt)'. Ohio', on P8Jle 79 •nd Jer, Rt. 1 Ashton, W. Va.; Laur1 whleh lnelude• the t7 .SO llCll'e trect L Arm"'~ PI cooveyed thl!rd'rom bf Robert Hut . ..... ........._., • acaa1t • • lid Clau B. Hut to , _. TU~ker Carl B. HusseU Rt. 1 1 • nd M•tt le J . Tucktr b)' de«! dat~ Ftlb. 10. 1921 JDd reeorOed. ln Book Tony Lee Fields, Hartford, uu. sa1d dc;d recorded at P••• 2a4, Clifford E Schoo'· Pt -··· Mild rtoonYeyed to tald Robt'rt Hart • lll, • rll2lll" •nd Clera E. rt.rt by d•ed ddld ant. Mrs. Charles E. Hall, Ra"' Aprn 2!1, 1925, re~:orded In Booll lJ8 M ~~·beth A Cr ot .aid Deed Rti'OPdl It P•lle I~ .Ill~ , .. tJ(eep' therdrom the tollo•Jnr• e.. mer Ravenswood Mr B 11n.o1nw at tM Soulhweat corner or • ' • · lanll or w~ne Klnr In ~1101'1 l. Gwynne Clay, Ironton. Rlc::hard ~own 8 .•n!. n,nse. 1,4.. " '•b~_,0,• 1 ' E Pierce Radcliff 8mllb n.,omp.ny ~ .-.. rc ue. nee .... . , ,, JKJf' dell. Ea.tt :ll!l.G f~H~t lu a po.t; thence Mrs • 'UII:'"'.QI ~North ,.. lie•. 30 d•. Wnt 285 fl!llt denon, •~. to II l lall.e; tbl'Oce South 46 lkl Moore ' Ravenswood • Wel t laoB fMt to Soutb Une of See ~ tiiUJ l ; tben~t , . . . 891 fut alnd.~ Glancy) Rl 1 Gra)'IOD, Ky .. South lln!O' Df said Se~tloll t-o the belllomiiiJJ. ont•tnlnll Mrs. Earl Hardeman, Rt. 31 12.01 acre•. more or ..... cOnveyed Ashland by Robert Hut lllld CitrA rt.rtt 0 • Wayne KJ.n, by d.Hd Jn li'.W, :orded. . 11 80 k l:&tl Deed Rteorda Blrtbl Moi!lg ; Ohio, It Pa•• M4 ~nd belnlil tb ~ llilme pNperty con•ey. Mrs. Robert E. Davis, Rt. 11 eel~.~.. H . 0 . Tra~y. Sberll:f of' Melli• Vint d ..."'ter f Count~. Ohio . to The Fanner• B•nk On, &Up • l,m,; S. " Sl\in 11a CompeiiJI by dHd dated Charles B. Buckley, Middleport oil, ..... rlghJm and 4 p•-··t Letart. Mn. enswood, n . 18 J -··- w ~f Jerome CoUfl~y. Mr Au,",''• '•3~•'•"' 'r~M"',,,.., clnonnBooltt' ..l~!· son IO:'Zl a.m.·, Mrs. John L. at Pr.r.."'di4 :..~r~r. • ......... W ....._ Rt 2 Crown l"'t.r IOD And funber ft l'etptiq: tb• folio•· BU!;u, • 'W...I. I tur de.cri bed pare..l ; Jk1ll( In !He- 6:37 p.m. lion 1 , Town 6, Rani• 1• of the _ Ohio Comp•~ Purch•~t, bei!IMiu.l: AmOIII AilfDt 8B2 feet Nortll of SOutbeut eorllltr Mr Emma Shaver __, lf.av. of Section 1 In the cellter or llld· s. JMN ~ dleport lllld llutland Road. then~:~ me L. Berridge. Nonb em the SecUon lillt 1, 11,~~ feet: ... --..~ thence North 119 der. Wtlll 1116 fll•t: Dlsc-..RI the~ south 32 deg . Wet& 450 '"~; then ce Soutb 27 del . w Wtllt 'Ue Pa"··ts ••• ~...... ~-Hoi· feet to center af the ro.t · thenc e W'll UUI'-'UW:e-. U'VUI South 70 dej: . E.alll aklng t~ center zer bm!pital during the past Zt ul the road -&00 rHt · t.b~nct: SOUUl h Included , Dottle ·-·· ...-&~.ty, 80 de~~:. 40• Eut aloni ceJ~teJ' ~ th~ 0\11'8 1-md 728 taet; tluince Slll.lth Be 4q. Mnl Charles Erwin Mra. JIID· lU ' J:ut 3tll feet to the pl•ce of ._ • ' lhlll iiUJ , <·outolnin lll 31.1.24 at'1'et. ~ave ea .Johnson, Elmer Belul, J4ar. • nd exct>pl 2-+l ll'rea to the N.Y .C. • • M Clar "Rll.llroad. Jeavinl • bJIIlllef of 27.80 gJe Dailey, rs. ence ""'ws. Jcrd. con~toyo:d by John SYutb•rn Howard Evano "- Bu........ and Lut 10 So utht>rn to Mary Gib.on by d ef'd d ated O..tober 21 , t94e, .... co rded 111 Buoil:: 158 at Pal• 680 of the De l!'d Record• ~ M•lt• CoLIDt)', moo REFERENCE , , ,.-u--. Deed LDVAI'L:E aid mu, a P'P t . _..... KPUVKO VA•V GOOK, PV JPVA 70L'I'PIPKPVP,-qD.t.LTDL '~'••r ....... OJ:iils:lllltll I f IS •All' ft) D 'wr-M ~- carpenter, Mra. RonMrs. Perry LlviDisFigton Mrs. Effie und dau••ter Mrs Maur1ee cmua ·~ ~· ~ . . . . . . 2 . . ., , • ..., DEED: Vol. :11'1, Pau Htco rdll Me\18 CoUDty gins ' • and151'daughter Mn DooaldOh i o. ' , • Po~rc-.1 No . 4: The foUOWinl real Thomas, Bud Sparks, Mrs. eec. catllt> •ttuat ed In the Townllhlp o! D O 6'DeU ·U¥1..,...,_ -......, Slollll bury, <.:ounty uf Mell s and • ' r ~WR 1:4'1 s tate of Ohio: B•Pnalnl at the Chflr.les Vaughn WlliJ.MD.GI&es s ou t hwellt o•orner ul land• of &1111 ' ' Smith t!t al In SeeUoia ao. ToWJllblp Otis Rainey, Mnt, Kennetb st B Mrs 1 ~nd Rlinr• 13 . tbence North 2 ~ Rou h 'Mr E <.l~lll'l ,.• t;aal M'l' 'feet to tile ri&ht of s I s. rne rown. • 519 A Clift' way ot the K &t: Ill ft. R.l lhenc:e Seuth • ., ..... dear- !nt e.lonc did railroad. 733 fwt: tbance Narth 8'1' :"'d:~ee~•Jttw~ Clifford nn. ... hDum. ........ '::J; ~~ ,::~! PT. PLEASANT North B't deueee W~~tt 354 feet to LIVESTOCK SALES CO. tbe p!Dl.' e of bil-'nnW,: c:onl~o~lnlnc ~.. PI', PLEAS"v·,., acr" ' ftAI• • REFERENCE DEID: Vol. 198, Pate Sit•...- .a.--•17 Jill 'Ill Deed. R•cordl Mel(l Count --.;:n ......- ' 7' ohio HOGS_ 175 tG 2ZO 17.00 to P•~cel• No. 1 nnd 1 •ppr•leed at 1900.00; P•rcel No. 3 appralMd a& 17.50; Heavies 1t·.00 to 18.08: 12,000.00 and Pllrl:@) No. 4 *PPr lied Fat Sows 12.50 to 14.50', D - - . WMPO Radio ftllll PIIIDAY 'NS·ZI w llt-r'_i~,r~· OF SALE· on d•~ or IJ.!Ile ro~ C 1b ln ~lUI n!t Je.. than two-t.b.lrdi or tilt' appraiRI!d valut. ROBERT C. HARTEN BACH , SHERJFF OF M&IGS COUNTY OIUO ' '*' 14, 21 . aa: (8) 4 . It, ~te "" -·- awu:· 9·80 to 10·50 : Pip 8·10 to lO.OO. - Steen 22CAT!'LE 91) Helf OO 2IJIT.GI OO ~to · j erl 14 • to · 8L Cows 13 00 to 16 00· t• 00 to · • ' oJ , Cann ts.oo; en 9.oo to HAVE A QOOO &.OOK AROIJHD, MI'&TIIt l THiti T- 'W tT!-CJJl AR0Ut10 AND@,~t ~tw.u.. NOTA&OUT W • 1'tJ Pl&IY <:I'N. CUS'TEit! C'M"CI'l, ..,.,, 'Ill! DOW~ 'TH' li'IJIJH$e~! u.oo: Bulls 18.00 to 19.80; Stock ~n ~~B~hec:~~~~te .:':. n-=~~~:.0":: E-H Saving& Bonds 18.00 to 24.10; Stock Heifers l'T.· tree 10 'l.nch l!l In diamettr bean Sal- Ht"t New Ha'gh 00 to 20.30; Stock Steer Calvel South 114 d.c61in.'t'S Eaat 2 rod.N Mid Ill "'~ links to Grad ~ '• North lUw lo 11n 22.00 to 28.00; stock Helfer Aan trl"" 2 teet In 41•mtter whtcb July sales of Series E and Calves 18 00 to 23 do bi:'Prs North 3 degree~. Wllft 311 • • • • , llnk .t: t hen c e South 111 desree1. But Savmgs Bonds in Ohio hit VEAL CALVES _ ....._ 29,00·, 9 rod and lB llnkl atona- Grad~·· ntillliOII! ••ro line ~ I Bcw b trH, bena North five year high of $27.4 Seconds 25.90; Medium 23.Di to. 87 di:'Kreu Wnt 20 link • ; then ct .highest July sales Co 1o "-~-- · North 3 dt'llrees Ea•t 51 rud• llftd 2 25.00; mmon ncav~n 28.110 link N t" railro ad : t.htn(!e Norlh til 1958. to 2S 00 · di'6Jirce• Weill U rod • aDd o& link• to Th J } } .., ' ' th e plal'e or oo 11 innlnt. cuntalnlnt e UY sa es were .,..7 LAMBS - Topt 19.20; See.:t ~~;~n~~~Ko~:;~, Vol 2M, p 8111 lion or 10.9 per cent more ond~ 18.00; Lllht Weilhta tt.lo 273 , oel-"l.! Jt ~ro •'ds Ml'tw• c ounty. the same mOnth In 1962 for to 16•00 · Ohi o. tha' I f • ... rucel No . J: Tbl! rutlowtnr r u l seven mon tots 0 .t... IA! S::!r; t t II te J th T dli of ::U~i~:: ~~;~J:n~6 !e~t~n;~ius:·!~ ~on~a:;:~e~:e::a Section 1, U , ~ the ------ CALL ON CVBAN PORftl 1' uwn Hanae Oh.lo CompHI0 ¥'8 Purt'h llllt!. 114 rad• of 21.4 per cent above July WASHINGroN (UPU - Rep. ltt1m s. w. f'u1·n~ ~- ur ..a itl Sttetton; While H B nd sal of ,. 3 thl'tll'e North 10 rod"; tht n Nt Ea•t o ell ,.. Paul Roprs, D-Alll., told thf to ~; aBt liD~ Df Uid Sectlon ; t llenct lion 'l'ere Off 19.9 per eeftt. ltk-1 South to s outtJ eaijt c·urlll'r o-1 uld B<mclls House the number rl. rw-.. vet· Se('uon; tb.,lli'P WeRt 011 • a td Sal'tton total amount of E and H lllle t o bll wlnnln~. cont a lnlnr 119 .q.. outstandm ' g throughout the sell visiting CUba outaumen . .. r e-s. mure or lt-u. hi Also beai~Din 1 011 East nne Se~· tlon rose to •••.5 billion_ sian 1 p1, tlon 1. Town 6, Han g• 1<1 ut the ' ,.._ , Obl-D Company·~ · Purch ..e 150 roM all Ome record high. Salell Roger• ,~&td that ia' Juoe- . . South vi Nr.rthtut Co-r nt r Of !laid. Mel C t ached 'lii ,lll~ last complete lbOII~ l'!ICOI'dld Sel'tlon : ttte net. No rth 18 rad11: the11~t g8 OUU Y re South 6:1 l·:l r ud•: Lhen re Nor t h 18 81 (.'OliJpared to July rod 11: lhetl'-'ll Wut to Ea11t line of , 0 "free WOI'Jd" .ti:ln!J ealled ,Oil land• f armer!) be lonalnt \O the E•· of f52,775. ~ lati uf [)avid Tbom•s thertal18r ·---~eab8a pDIU 1p(ait 11 lo9iet ownoo by au 1·weli a.ec• • OO now own· Nllll MfGulr~ •nd MJI'IIrl!t MeGulre: tbton, .. Soutb alon• aald llllll 3CI rod.11: thence ~e..t uo ro4l to boeilnntllg , ~-olltoJnllolf 1'7 and 2-3 eeNr ed by ~~or .!~~nlnr ApproXimately · ~..::~::• Christmaa trees are . 1n the United States annually. onee , waa known 11 . the undeniilned plalntiH llled her petition against him, for divorce aiJd ·.other relief, oa' . . ...1 the grounds of gl'G8II ne~rect · of dU'I• in '"" ~-- p•-·· COBA SEIYICE "'" """"- Court"of Mel8s Couuty, Ohio, ~- tori y 111 MeUt ' .,..... yaur ~aero • •• pray~n... for .di\"orce, cus lfMII ,........ IUN&, 111• et tilt NMf ""11'•"" _,,.... M.SO. of cblldren; 8Umony 8Pd other FDI' ............ --nm •• c••., rellef ...... fMh ,....,.., ~ 1"' rod&i •• """ - in lhe VUJag& of Mlddlaport, Melils folkow• to·wll: Bttlinnlq at • ltaU : 1955 1,1 ton Chevrolet plckups. I Bol d Ill A h s Sales & Service ayton yar ' 9 s t. Middleport. 8 15 6tp PLATE LUNCH and 5c drl.nk, 1• L.----~-----' I · B M'd 1.00. Jack's DBIJ'Y ar ' I • • Fits AJm-.lst Every Car FOR RENT dleport. 8 20 6tc NOnCES JV6. WeM ., Nwttuet Want.d:; ":;,.""::; T~,:.;-: ;::"...!:: room house. electric heat. 3 LOST _ Brown and tan hand~ bedroom•. birch kltchen, sar· made purse .. lower parting · · uge. Extra Large lot. Call lot contammg white •billfold SH 2-SUl anytime. and brown cola purse. Ftnder 8 16 6tc may keep money •L witbout ___ questions asked, uut return FOR SALE : 8 room frame valuable paper1. Mrs. Glenn 1959 Ford Fairlane 500- 2 Door _ $999 V-8 engitll', std. truns., l'l ean interior, red ~;~ nd bla£"k fin. home in Middleport. Com· W. OOi, Pomeroy. \sh. Radio and Heater pletely modern kttcbea and I 20 3tc ~lose to school. CaD bath. 1959 Ch evro Ie I 2 Door 6 cy I• - - -· $1095 WY :1-5324 or see at 304 INSURANCE Std. trails. Jvury anti ('Oral finish, ch•an interior , new . - - · FOR SALE OR TRADE whitewall tires, rad io and ht>uter. A real buy, Hamilton Street, Middleport. JOHNSON Sirn lnslH'ance a 8 tfc • psoP . . . $795 Age~ In All forma of In '54-mvR!l!.ET • 4 iloor ' clieap 1957 Olds Super '88' HT CDe. '~--,. • Beautiful blaek and red in !Prlor w1 !h whtte fm tsh motor IN po•~. ROY El~l ro m suraoce. Jim Johnson and or wW trad• for good mgtor 0 WANT AD JYJ r , &-• . Al condition, Qu lom alic L r:w ~. Cood !Ires, radio, h eat l'r, house. 3 . bedroorm and batb, Bud Sllupson. Agents. scOOter. Also lathe and UR· ll 1 tfc saw Can be seen at 629 N INFORMATION large lot Gooct location out of · · hi gh water. Call WY 2-2500. -Re=u~~e~=-'lnO.:::oar::anc;::::-.<,>;;;; __ ;;;;;:Second, Middleport, or call ~~"'".,!' WY 2 2410 U IO P , Ill Ull' ll-l!f...-. I'Ublo ~1 1111• lilondu Oltadllno 9:M A. M OPEN EVES. 8:00 P.M. 5 lO tfc ''I.Dsuraace for evtwJ penctUl ,· Mo .... . POMEROY , OHIO and bosineoa LEGAL NOTICE CANCELLATIONS ~ • aMI." ..... 12 Ptl one ~ CORIIEI..'TIONS , "''::':""=":'"':====~~;:::~...,~~~~~~=' j FOR SALE , rent or Iease ~ -~_ WtU l)e a~cep._.a 1!10\11 11:00 A • - - :_- - - - - - - : - : --=--=::;:_._ room house on State Route MIIGI couttn, OHIO ror OaJ" "' "'uhltaa""" - FOR SALE I --FOR SALE 124. City water ' gas and elec· FOR SALE OR RENT Eeonom~ 1!11111\nt• • Loan Com pa n,, llEtiULATIONS _ · 1 1 ted · 1 F' ilolntln. tric. Convement Y oca . FOR SALE : 5 room house and ,.. TIM p-Uhh81"' e~ •ll• n1111 FA.NCY LA. CE Work. Two v_io- 1, ONF: English Bulldog, $10. Bel'!- . Needs work. Phone WY 2William F1·ed l!l.mlt h. Jr., •b Pnd. "' ldil or ret~Ct •nJ" •11f. 1 t !!"Re<l bath newly decora\ed gas ·snnth, Jr ., a11d N Hm ')' Sllllth . ohJI!Cti••••aa Br-oJn .ttoultl bt Ims. Ant 1que bookcuse . WI tlI gle rabbi t dog, $5. German 6986 8 19 lie ' ' Dden dant.. fiJIU'tJI'I lnu.edlll:eiJ' t"'lt OIUb 1 k 1 t ' heating. FuiJ basement. Lo- No n ue boo s, numerous ot Jer 1 ems. : polk'€ Jog, $:?:0. Call Sh 2- _ _ lillhe1· ww _,., 1M ,....ou!lll.• for N·oTtCI oP sHIRJ,.f''l tALl ·• aaore tbaJI -MIP • no~ •1PII'tlcte Emme-tt Gilmore, 200 Condur 483 4 . 8 21 3tc cated 123 Hudson Street. Pu n ullnt 1o en Alla• wru ol &xee· IIA'I'ESMiddleport. Price, $600(t ln· uuon lnuACI by the Cop.rt ot Common Oh St. , Pomeroy, io ~. .---L-~ P t 'AM l"lea~ or Melu c o-uuty, Ohio, I will I'or Wut Ad Ser9lee 8 21 3tp MODERN . · gas 1lPa er, \,Ui RIV quire Oblo HoteL offer ror sale at Public Auctloo on • ceou P-W '"rca ,.. DMft!CL _ _ ____ __ __ . -• thermo eontrol . wil n blowers. 6 8 tfc th e t4t h d ay or 8£-pt .. mber, 1963. •t 11111\brloUIII CbUp • C"ntl> 10 :00 A. M.. a t the door of lha Court 2 b ~.lM 1 t 50 X 10 ar et e ew oom I Almost Jlt' W. Call WY 2-6762. COLUMBUS PROPERTY - 4Hou~e ur ~~•d C oullty, Ill th• Vill•1e II CeDb ~ oiOrG fM 1"'U''M ~utiwe m.l'tktU. trail er priced for qu ie k ~a l e. 21 3tp b th l HELP WANTED ot Pome ro~. Ohi o. tht tollowln• de· 8 Fu.lt r.- otf 4 (!UtA p.. •ont ..W room house with a . arge !!Crlbed l'i!;.l ti~ta le : 1 1)1 cbarle.d far ad"ertialllj II not Excellent condition. large - ·-lot (nea r Worthinnton) also rarcJt No. 1: The MktwUt• real >ao d wlthlD Ul 4QII etter l'ft!'ll .. 1 wning included. call Chest- VISIT Haker ~.·u rn iture's used . • 'th' tr .1 PERSONS interested in seTirng esta t .. s ituated 1n tho Townthlp or a 1 1 •n• tilll . f f t another arge Ot WI 8). Sall&bu r~. Cou nt y af Yell• • 1nd St.ta CAR[' 01 l'IIAMU - ll.a ftw er 985-3141 store ur re ng~ra ors. ranes , . ed t $1l500 00 Will new and used automobiles, 11t Ohio bounded Jllld deterlbed. u 1 'v word nlllt•u.. ·&odlo attd.tllOII· ' · • · · . write ivin age and qualifi- t oll ou:' 8 21 61 p Jivin)! room su ites and . alii er, VB U B .a ....,.. te. Obtb.lart• Clllbll..,.. . d 1· d h { 1. trade for Meigs County farm . g g . Beglnn lnJ • t a • hke In the center k -~ t eenr per •ortl. ;;-;=c;;;-·-;-c;;c;c;;;>,:c=·- - - m s u U~ ume urm sucatmns, preVIOUS employers. of l hl' r· n ck . It l.lr l nK tbl' 8, E. oor· , • ,, N ld GREAT LAKES House Trailer. ;ngs. "0 21 31" o( equal value, . L }I , .. ~ OPTIC!( ,BOliBS • Must be aggressive . 0 c a. i "~~~·· " u lf' "" ...,., 1O• 0 t . • It e :JO A. M ~ D:Ol' .. M UaU' $1800. Russell W elch, WY 2· FAR:.\1 120 acres with 40 l l he ~-rf'r k, th~n c• No-rtb 87 dl-SJtlll'dQ -8:3fl " ·M ~a t 2 ~ ..:1 GOOD '"70. 8 13 12tp I' AUTO SALES plus ComnusM ree~. v.: e~t 43 rod a and 20 llnlu ; IT'S SO EASY w acres pasture) 30 acres for agency. . wflSalary, 't B 668T Th t hl'lll'~ Soulh 2: dtll{f l!l'l We st 35 cultivation, 8 acres bottom, SJO~. e_: ox I e rud.~ :.mt . y 1\n.ks alo nJ John BttwTO PLACE A 12 HEAD of cattle Hereford ~Daily Sentmet l u ll! illltl, l hl·n~ North li'J ,detre ~~ ft.ESlJL'J PRIIO\J(..'ING . ' FOR SALE: : 1962 Studebaker 2 40 acres timber, phmty wat. l we ~t 6!1 •·odd a lonto: G nd)'• line. and stock mixed. Four cows, I d 6 I I nd d sht.lt er 7-room frame hottse Wl.th 8 17 3tc t~wu~.,. ~<>rl h 23~ der .•wefll 11 rod• w~ AD J' d 3 ()Or C\' . S a ll f . , and l1 h nk s along Clines Une ; tbe nCil 0 !0 0 t I II 4 1 .u ' year mgs an T k. . l C II WY . t b sement o- ::ru e I ~ort~ 15 tl eMrrea W•Bt 16 rods aiOliJ I AI l bl'U!-lh hog a e over paymen S. a runnmg wa er, a t.: l~owa line; uwnre Nurth 10 dt ~rt'i'• PHONE WY 2·2157 c~ ves. mos_ new . I 2-:l.lil between 9 a, rn . and barn , granary, outcellar, 2 MAriNE SUPPLIES ~f'&t , :J I rods and 19 Hn ka a lon g With 2 pomt· lnternal.mnal ll 21 'U , ., A 1\. Cli ne~ lint' ; th e nce North 67 des:reer hitch and 14'' bottom plow, ,. 5 IJ. Ill . • (. garages (l6x24) (16X.l 6) . II w...~t J~ J od~ lllOn(l CIJ IIt!li IIIII!: lhence ·---·~--- -- --- extra 6-room frame house 18 ft. Cabin Crulser, fully equin. Nort h ~ Llc·llre'-"R Ea~t l!'J rot1 8 and IS CARD OF THANKS also 2 point hitch. Phone 1956 Chevrolet, Ph ton truck r- ll nk, a long ,Kin gs !me; Cbtnct South - - - - - - - ---- ~ 985-2381 Chester, Ohio in anod condition. Cheap . 145 (rentedyat 130Do .~ peroodmonbth). ped. 12.3 H.P. motor inboard . :~o:,ei~~~~.-~~ltn::' ::::c:n ~o!~hun~ WE WISH to thank Dr. Daniels I B 20 6tp But~ernut Ave., Tel. WY 2· GROCER mg g us· Call WI 9-3151 or WI ~3089 . ruda ~ lorog ttitJH '• lin e; tbl!nc~ s outh Jne ss In smaU viJiage with 8 21 3tc R? dotl! ' F. ast 82 roth •nd 1'1 Unk 8 3tc 8 21 and Dr. Davis and the Holzer N h N 2:~59. ' liilUD J! Km,l18 IIDI!; thenl'~e North ~ taff th FOR SALE - 1952 as . ear-l r;_..,;;,;,;;,;,;;,;,;;,;,;;,;,;;,;,;;;;;;;;;~ I no competition in miles. _ •.h-~;:r~ea ~-; ~at " roo a a1on1 Ktn a • Hospital S ' e rMny ,' ly new tires, !)rakes and seal ]I ·I t d 1 ~"~ l h~ue.. d own lnt> ce!lter of the b)ood donors, the Ewing Fun' Good equ pmen an merLIVESTOCK cJ.-.ek t o t he Pl" c" of b•lll nnlnl . CGD· covers. $100. Virgil Teaford, I chandise. 5-room living quar- - ,mu•Jn~ 42 acr'-'• a nd 138 rod.s. Sav· eral Home, the Rev. Jerry a 20 I Ill!! Hfitl ..~ce!'tmg a l~t caun ytld to our net'ghbors and WY 2-6986. .. 3tc l ters upstairs. Rent $40.00. FOR SALE : Fresh cow. John VIol a ~. s~mu, ~:omJ~nlng J ac-r .-.•• Mast. -, •o --Summer Clearance I Complete at $5,000.00. Store Bailev on Flatwoods ROa d , Aho P~rep h ng a Jot so ld to T . J , frieilds who were so kind and SMALL GAS r ef r iger ator , good 1 K•n,g ~~~n~a mm s 5u, Beres. more or ' . For ua C .. j h of 15 used V.W.'s lt'ss ~l'e V ~t~ umr 11 3 · P8Jle 133 • of con siderate, an ti,)OSe who I condition t!. c l:'a p , I building can be bought for Pomeroy, R. D. 3, Ohio. the R erurd~ o f Daed s or Mei llll Coun sent floral tributes, during I $25. Contact, Elden WalburJJ,,' I $2.500.00. 8 20 3tp ~~-. Ohln, fo r • mora p arttl'ullr 4 ~ in choice of colors cu~LER REALTY ~· --sound -· - . •~<~PliO() the illness and death o f our· I 7S3 S. Second St., Middlt-port ,• '-'A Year Old 1400 lb. mare, ."'lso .. x.. rp lult • Jut •old lo .vewe 8 20 tfc d b d I I POMEROY~ omo ' Wt ' ll sell or trade lor cattle. " - Strwarl and Lottie Stewart, I'OU· Ou fa thf'r, George H. Durst. r 0' an 0 y styes. lll lnlng 56 ac-ru , more or len. Sec 1 sincere gratitude to all. U-SE OUR efft'-c 1·e.nt Carpet ·BOX 229 WV 2--383l Price" for quick sale. Gordon YoJuou~ 111 · 1' 11 •• 234• o-f the He· 8 20 3tc 1..1 •·o Jtl s uf ll~f'•.h o:f M.eigl County, Willard - WDlis Durst Shampooer FREE with pur(/} Proffit, 4lf.a miles below Rav- Oh tO , rvr II more ddUut.-. detcrtption . 'I' _ _ AlifO t~l'tlptln !l a lot cont•tnln l one an d f am1 Jes. chase of Blue Lustre shamenswood Ferry on Rt. 338. •cr.. . morl' o. Jan, sold lo Sheridan 8 21 ltp •.. ,•• ,,,,-~ PAhlh eLnYs...o1h213•8 I BUS_INESS SERVICES 8 .19. 3tc._ ·.t.e wa r f s ..e Volume tOO. Pa ga 236, poo. · Baker Furniture, Mid· of ill'-" Reeord1 of Deed•, Melgt Coun· ~------------ dleport. 8 20 6tc ' ~····· . -- -SHETLAND PONY, complete ~ ~r~llOhi o. for a m<m definite desl'r lpPHOTO COPYING Services. with saddle and bridle. Wil· AJIJO · II rlght of way '' 1u.t~r 1Jy rr-, 1958 . Palare Trailer, 45' X a·. wE WISH to express our smThe -Rambler Copy any letter or document ~~er.. ad to Sh~rlden St.ewltrt & h o>lr' ""'' I hank s to all who assistTw0 bed room. washer an d World Standard 'lt Compact D It·am Buck Rt I CheshU''e •nd a ~~lll i~ <Shtrld en St e wHt l bl':\nf "~ "'1euter Insurance, ~omeroy nuw decn llt!dJ o..er the wi thin_ deed in any way during the ill- dryer, full sized awning_ ...call._ • EJceUence z l$ tfc CaU EM 7·7468. 8 17 8tp •.erlbed prtnll>~e• al on..c the s outh d hn t <O f Han na h M. K!n lf• pr<J perly ness and death of our ear WY 2-6190 or see Ro g er . Rig rar roum, ride and perfOI'tll:· LEGAL NOTICE from lhP. om• al'r~ lot now l!ta ndlllf 1" lh• nume o f S h.,o·ltlv n Ste~ a rt to husband and father. Mrs. Ha- WI b S cu e Ohio 11--' ..,_ Pia ..._ --" ne renner , yra s ' . ance Small car economy and - · Ul".eser, m-atht' prlvllte r lrht of wil,,:v whoehv U.· ze! Davis , Mr. and Mrs. Max 8 20 6tc age abW.., Heating LEGAL NOTltl tend~ alo ng th<~ W ~•t de or lo la ' Mr d M M . I - · - - --------- --mao r ·~ NoUce 1lt hereby liven that bldl ,M , Sm.lth'~. 3 Hl're tra~t_ to tht' K&.M Dav is, , an rs. arvm NEW STYLE Venetian blinds. See Mtaersville, OIUo will bf' ro>celved • t the office ot u.. lbll way . _rhe tlbov>J llll'lwJ n only Dav is. and Mr. and Mrs. Don End tro0 bl lleill Count]' CODtminluner~. ill the tht ~ u .rac e _ Tbe l'(lal , ath\lr min· Narrow slat, vertical slat, Metropolitan Moton yoar sewer et CourtbtHIII!, Pomero,v, Ohio, until th e erali . Mild tlw llmbtilr havln,s tlean Kennedy. 8-21-ltp bamboo wood slat. Free esti~ E. MRiD Street, Pomeroy We bave au slzea !~~o~:'A~,M~.e~!~i~e:·J~~;, ~~~~1~~ ~~;.~~~~ ·~in/u1~'ett ~t~~r~ : · ::,:: mate. Dale Wippel Supple. Pbooe WY %-3170 Sewer Maellinu lowiDI ducrlbl!d nal e•tu~ , 1(,ount)-, ohio, 11nd bt>ln1 the •~ Je WE WISH to express our SID• 4 -M lfc l Reasonable Rates ..., •• No.1 : l r u tl eitllt~ c onnyed b)l J . w. D8 10 30tc Jn lht> Yllla•• of Pomero,-, Ohlo, l kew IUod kwde Lee &dl.cw hi• wifl cere thanks to all Who as;;;;;-;-,;;nn;;;;--;::::;;;--:::::::;:::cc;-!1 caD~ z.z974 Day Of Night beflnnlnl at the nortbeMt conwr o:f 10 Ral ph Ji'ry e • nd Olady l Fry& bl/ r 11961 DODGE, wen equipped , 7 - If Lol No. ... O!l Butternut Str~• In dl!ed dated Juot ,., 1931, •nd red h sisted in any way uring t e I1U c said vwa 11e ; tbence north•e•terlll cordl'<i Ill Book IU, •t Pe1e l08, or illness and death of our dear 1 Take over payments. No monalon1 Butternut Street eboul 3'7.4- the [le(,d Recu rd• of Mel.tl• Cohnt;r, 311 B h St Mid I '-• - reel ot tbe line cem~nt wan mtalltl- Ohi o. down Y 1 1 husband and father. e . eec ., . HEATING, p umb..., Mne er In( bfiW«Q the propert,- herein ~Oft• Ex ceptlnll !1.8 acrtl morl! OT te .. Mrs. Hazel Davis, Mr. dlepor. 8 17 6p r Furnaces. Arnold Brother&, ::i)'ed 0~Ddt:!e ::t~me:. r•;,lde~::d:~~~ ~~:ey~~s::ndHa~: F~t,~, a 1~ ~~~= and Mrs. Max Davis, I 1 618 East Mala Street, Pom- then ce lD aouth1'1'eate1<11' "d71re~tlor ~~~\ a~: J:.1 ~ 0 Y14nd by r!!~.:' 1 ';'!, 1949 FORD. Good condition and ··-~ - · C"II'UII ~-. -n- I ... -. alOfti aaid ('~ment W8 ee : Bo ok , . " · ,, ••• ... of , •• - · M~ and Mrs. Marvin I VHW then ct lOuth iO deareq east Zll¥1 _, , r ' ""'~ i good tireS. Priced cheap. 42 1 20 tfc r ..et to th~ top of wall; tbence e ast- Rt>cord s or Meig6 County, Ohio. d Mr nd vis, an ' a erly .tuna lhe tup uf the wall be· '•reel No. 2: AliiO tlJ.e followlnl t lot 43 d " , ''"' "' descr ibed rell t•t•te •ltuat• In lh• Mrs. Don Kennedy. ' Park St., Mt'ddieporJ ' Ohlo . ;~rtnru'n,. an o P ce Town,ll lp, counw and Statt dorea 21 up I_ _ a t9 3tp ,.,.,, ••. ,, .~,. '"' ......., ... "'"'""" .. - -- an4 31 I ~PLOYMENT LOST & FOUND . W6otf • •• 1 ~~~---Oa.;"".,.".n.1_'....•.,·m_._, BARGAIN STORE. Use<! dolb· ' 7 II 30tp - • - · - 1145 Said oatlfO .W!IIIte .f!!< bearing '·· lng and shoes. Clifton, West THREE and t..., room rurnlll> '"' and aflof #No flllr , day of ~;;~~F:nli'iiiiKimiiba;;;;:;rg;;;amb;; · s.. Virginia. a 15 12tc ed andWY~~ apart. YOR BEsT In Artlflcal ~ Women's dreoaeo 15-60 cents, 1USED 19113 Apache Eagle eamp ments. ~ )!medlng, Curtbo BrEeding · ", · , PJ8mtiU Men's and ~!of~'. pants and trailer, complele with exlras, -ti 6 lfc • •Jpe. r .. oervico, rail WEBSTER AND .FUL'l'Z shirts 25-50 centa. •Meo's oboes A bal"f!aln. Call or see, Or. NICELY FUrnished 4 room liDd LelarJd ~.,-., i f'ot1t~roy •. . <Attcirneyl for Plalnilli . and bats. SDIHII'• Clothing K. D. Amsbary, ·Star Roule, bath apartmen~ Middleporl. · Ohlo, Phlllle . WY S.2264 or 1(7) 24 31 • (I) 'I l._ 2U6· Store. OpeD~ .S.ya 1 wtek. Pomeroy, Ohil. WY 2-681rt Phone WY 2-3874. Cbester ~5 ~ t ·, ' ' ' Le latl ,..., Obio; 715-30tp • . ' ' . ,, ". • 81iitfc 7.\ltfc. ' ..•. 113301p . ,,,, ' (t) ~.1 -~ , '. Sept;'!t· THE l 'sMmL l!ly Ll!l"P ond McWILLIAM* �.. Pomeroy Churc#t. ' ·-1. ' -- 16-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy' Middleport, :~hJt'~::OOf:'/:,':cl,",:';'_'!,., 1! Visiting Pastor U/ , . .~ G Mr·•. .. Smart Is Hostess For _ _ ~~ Moinly About People In Ptnneroy ~.nepo.. ~=::... "il _. uest · bout r T0 Be Hosf rOI District Event . ~ !le~ wl~n Pa~ o~n~ ~rs so:~.!"' clnci~naU Clyd~l=tl, ex~nd!d ~~ous~:· ;.c.;:~m vi:r~~~~· a~r ~~~ ·~: ~ilis ~';::~of t~~uc:~..; a~slstanl ~·~w~: .B).~k 10A Gi~n ~it:";.'i Sa~uel t':,~ln!ho:::;:~'::;"d' busineOIS session pl:n7.i : ! .. :.~ wa~h~~ ~on I~~~:~ ~~,;:~":!.;'~!:tyB T~~ ln~~·a:~:O\ :.1~ w. H~=~a~ an~m:ow:S e:ue.i' Sunday of his sis· her of the CoiiUIIImon va: ~ aoc~ro~ ~~~::ygro;';!: ~::.~ser wer!, paid. Edna Rtt. First dtgroe murder 'eharcel be flied Friday qalnst llalj!" (Hobble) llooo, M, Ill the early Wednesday ol bla CharlOtte, 39. <However, County Prosecutor hllu• /~':;:~ v. Jl'ultz, who W1'IIOg TOKYO - Communist C cont...ion from 11ooo that today denoun<ed· Soviet • . pUmped two blaiJII from a tary aid to India as a "sell...,t" .18 gauge ohotgun Into the abby the Kremlln: domen of his wile, Indicated Russia has sent rilodem 1\IIG - ··· -- • jet fighters to India. which is embroiled in a ' border dtapute with Red China. An lndiao military mission recenlly spent sev· erat days in Moicow negotiat· I ~Orden Colu'"t~us Re~ eve~ ~·~~ ~ d~l A~soc~at~on ~:e 7' C~orus ~e~he i Chubby Checker - and"THE HAPPY THIEVES" Rita Hal'iwor.tb and Rex Thur.-Fri. arr1son Au1. 22-23 "FIVE WEEKS IN A BALLOO~" (Color) Bu1to ns w~re ~nd t)rs~nd ~~ve re~r~:r in~~· I :~:: a~~ "HOUSE-O~dWoMEN" 1 Sh r>ey Kmght and Barbara Eden Ari~ ~v:ionsft:~n:~s. s~~~~::· ;~: ! an~o~isJo~;~h~~· Columbus D~na 1 a~dr M;~d ~~was ~ccompanied daug~~,!;:~ Ka~en. I~ th~ ~~~re~ernice 1~"· c:~~::•i~ a~~sthezu~;::ll; I~::, ";~:~~~en; ;~ek MEJG POMEROY OHIO CLOSED 'ON VACATION Today Thru Aug. 29th A... 30 thrv Sopl. 5 "MUTINY ON THI BOUNTY" (Techmcotor! Marlon BrandoIa Sopt. B, 9, 10, 11 "ITHAPPENEDATTHE WORLD'S FAIR" (lechmrolor) I!Ivls Presley, Joao O'Brien Tar~ S:pt. 11221 "THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF THI BROTHERS GRIMM" Cl~hnieolor) - LAIITen,., Harvey and Claire Bloom Sopt. 27 1hru Oct. 2 WALT DISNIY~ •suMMER MAGIC" (Technieolor) Hayley Millll Borl lvea at~: fam~!ts"fof a~rs~'illla,;; for ServiCeS ~ester Owl~ht I ' ~';.. ho~ ~~ Marth~ Ma~ • ' T~e i ~nd Terry""'! ~ . a~ns' a..: w: '"f' wm be Monday, September 2 and the charter will be draped £or Mrs . Grueser. All offlcera and the team · are requested to hit ' wear w e. ----• I HOLD PICNIC The Clan .ol the Mlddleporl Church of Christ held a picnic Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Abbott on Route 33. Wendell Gerlach gave the evening Attendmg were Mr. a~ Tom Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Grueser and daughter, Debbie, Mrs. Paul Barnes and children Mrs. Leonard Vanmeter,Jr. children, Mr. ::::: Mrs. Don Mr. Mrs. Herman Kmcald, Mr. and Mrs. Dan While and daughter, aDd. Mrs. Wendell and family and the hos • r. and Mrs. Abbott and children. al ~nd <;."rl~cb NAME CIU:HAIRMEN Mrs Robert Schmoll artd Mrs. Roge; Morgan are co-chairmen ~J ~ ice cream social bemg by the Middleport Boosters to be htld Fri· , . on the high school at 5:30 p.m. An will he present· by the llaild during the eveiJo . Homemade pie, cake, cana and solt drinks and coffee be available. 1 co~cert Mrs. GFI~en!rn::Oy enter.., ···'-a dinner Sunday at "' , d. home, Rock Sprlnga Roaft. were Mr. and Mrs[,. . = Roefi'::d~~y~:~ Mr~ Logan and Skip I nd H·ll .,ey. I Expectin!J • T ° Once -A - Year Sale/ Draw Thr . ongs Berkshire Stockings ~.ed for tbe .evelll od by the Ohio Valley Club and tbe City ol Porlamooth. . Trophleo and priiM will be awarded Ill Dine claoseo, lnclud· Inc enclneo rmtghll from • to 110 cuble ltlebeo, ao unllmlletl 11~~lllflne cluJ· ent1 aa JP 14i~Ht~~M claso. Tho eifalr Ifill tJl!o have 1 can>o iv'l atmOI!Phen, ~ Portmlloutb Jay... ciYic. IIJ'OUPI. rldefj will bt 1181 up, You Could Pay More for Shoes Like These ... but wbydoitwi.Jyoaea&l tot POU..PARRar ...,_ 3 \!ilrt . Tboy..,.. tllolr A wioo ~ ..... . . . . of.. dw- ..... Ia ....... ~ . . . , . . . . ~. for ~·w civlhzallon. In~ hed<lorla on • . $)-19 1 testing """ ll!o!t lha ~ Roll!ltt lladMJbae., llllph: her II!Oihtr•.an 1111111 Slllvelet, l'omeroJ• threo dda> cfren. JeftiiJ• Jucil•, _, .,._, l'olm<r, ol l'omero)o, IIIII "!!I!' lister, Katherine Shoetn.tter ._ New Le.tigtoo. ' Servlceo wUI he at Bwlng'1 Chapel with burial at llod. Spring• cemetery. Frlet!cls nta)' . call at the funeral home any · lime. w• lbo ...... wtllt 1'11111 Inn Frank. o1 at ' ~~ flervlcat will bo held setu.day at 2 p. m. lor Qlarlotte FotiiiOI' Rooo, 31. who died violently .,ly .WediJeooJ&J. · She wu preceded In dtath hy her father, M.irvln DeVol. and Is survtvtd by her husband, - - -- - they/ Del¥..,., cou~,'·. ~ II I Wed~y, I I '~ be...._ ~- Pit~b .~ Step~ i :Mr~~fJAdM P~ol~, Ftsber-st,~om~roy: ,~:-~j~~· ·"I * * * will Back Pomer<~y HAZLETON, Po. (UPI) Tbe ~au 1Uempt te drill 1 1!-lndiH<ope hole te two IIlJa. eatombtd Ul lett under· School ... ~0 ·-Monroev.·ne I T Of I arget T p b Htor4 Drill EarHtr Earier, Fellin •nd 'nlrone ,.. · ported they <OUid htar the hugo ' rOtary drill <Utlillf IIII'IIUJII 1 roek above and &aid Jt wu ••• I edcrouDd lOday, alsobavlng ebbed loU· rw / target." forbope II days •- 12 more dayl Johnny and Susie "Go Back To life ·' a tr•.....,. Rescuers had hoped to enllll'lll Schul." :lner, w '""" ...,.... tht 12-inch hole to lochet: Some wm be gladdened, lOme not. Rescuers d... ted whether to I COLUMBUS (UPil - Slate . the larger hole conceivobly coultl Meanwhile .our oebools, whlc• do more huolneso '·k sb ft Ill II A tid R W T 'd serve •• the el!Capt batcll wiill v Jm 1 m e ay 1 u or oger · racy 581 use of a metal cylinder raiHIJI 11 &o ~than any other ageney prlule or publle, are :ear cbomher when David Fellin, 'today be planned to iauneh an and lowered by cableo • readlaeso for the pupils on Sept. 3. Custodlqns ave 511, ..d HfllrJ' TbrGne, 21, 1immediate investigation into · Nolhl·n wa h rd · thl~ ' . . . vantage may be very large" beenl busy tbeoe oummer montho puttlag on bright .. •-- b ddlod •- A ·n 1 d'tur · g ' ea 1rom • ,. WASHINGTON - Civil rtghts in the large-bomb area. He said ve ·-D a MJ. 1 " apparent 1 ega expen 1 es' 1mmer Unpr'soned bout ret$ 111 dem.onatr ttons iU be beld in paint, remlldellDJ, repalrlnJ. are lato 13. !lope laded lor Loa I , , In tht Huron County village of I •way ·from 'Fen· 0 nd Th "' " .• • ... . ''They .have ei!/hl Umeo their heavy work wreswn, '1\'ltb repOrt• In preparing I Bova, 4Z, wbo .... seporated Monroeville. IHopes for his !Dsu:vival ltilli)' <:<>lnclde as mud. yield •• we s1nce 1958. A 1 l!IIO!t. lot . aDd ·40r the aew • · and balttin& tile y(l heavier load I .fro'!' aDd Tln· by Tracy was requested to look dimmed · .,. 1 with neil Wt!i!nes<ta1-. ,marth Theirs is twice """' in total." n· money · ohrra••lng l!Uitlbl•'elitsiii'Oom stheilules. · 0110 on Washlnglnn by more than Ci P iouo divorce aufl were filed Wednes. :il&\l • rock and debris I• lllf oomo into the charges by Mayor Clay. FeUin, who hao r<'ftlalntd buoy. , jIIIO,OIIIIIbllegrallollisto, a spok... L'bbtto ,.v f day in Meigs county commoo of also are I roof eoflapse. Tbt last sip of I ton Lord. who said pay check, an• Ulrough the Ul-day orde•l t ·h 'Baril tod ' y, now a pro essor O pleas court life tram Bova e•me Jasl Tues. Itotaling $352.95 issued 11bantered and joked Hrlier todaj , ' · m.:..... M.,::;;ro, the marcb chemistry" the University of Tht Colu;.bu.o StHI Fabl-ica- ready. Their nollees are In The Dally Sentinel today. . day. to a teen-age who never . •·ith rescuers above ground, ask· ·'" j • ; · -'PQ . .. " ' sman, ••~ •• civ'L ' right ' .... •·-• throosh Call!omla1958 at Los or Angeleo;, befo"' said the tioo · · colnpany · ' an Ohio corpora· . worked Lo d forh the VIllage. h H ' ing for his wl·le and ..,.,·ng .· • · ers wore encouraging such pro' hoo, flied a potltlon agamst r c arged I a• oward "Nine da)·s u·s nino aya test ·actlona to magnify Negro :.• halted u. Ernest Wright of Langevllle for Lee, water & light superintend- 1we·re here:: Told be 4woo • demanlllo for equal rights and . lngte,l t"he rtheaw was .. ap. $800.35 with interest, and Clarhad rteeiVed the money "dose." ht added. "] guess when .. better employment oppartuni· proxtma y o r way m ence W. Andrews of Pomeroy between Sept., 1962, and March , I get home my old woman wiD tit fovor of the United Slates. has filed for d•vorce from Nina 1!16.1. on a '·bookkeepmg dodge." l . hell .. •. Sen. J. William Fulbrisht. D· Andrews, a minor. of Pomeroy 0 He said Village Clerk Mr •. :e serious vein he comCLEVELAND _ The F 0 r d Ark., chairman of the For•ign on grounds of gross neglect and . Christine Needh•m made out mented• .. saw ..,.;..Iring liU 2 1100 11 1 Motor Co. laid off , employ. Relations Committee, asktd Lil> extreme cruelty. . PT. lloss N. Filson, Jefferson Blvd., seven checks to !Jee's 15-year- l tflis four yoars ago, would hav es It Its Walton Hills 8 n d if he. could reeonclle. In other court activity, di- has retired from the theatre busmess after 52 years op· C old daughter for work suppos. l beon a priest. You 1can't btlitv; Brook Park !ants today and wide divergenc'e of vrew vorce . investigator Allen C. eralt!'g and managmg thea- I edly done for lht village at . what we weot through." p red! led among nuclear a'ienUfic ex. Hill h•s be<!n ordered to pro- Ires m Pt. Pleasant. other stage attractloos and lat- Lion Harold Brown was nam. fl.85 an hour Mrs. Needham _ 1 ched perla which Fulbright called ceed with an investigation in Mr. Filson started in the er it was equipped with lalking 1ed to arrange an inter-ci•y golf said the checks were cashed a":.ult of "one of the most unexpected lthe divorce case by James N. theatre business with a nicke· jpictures being one of the first .match with the Middlepori·Po- l"etther by Lee or his wife." I ed Workel"ll (UAW) strike developments" of the lest ban/ Brannon against Melanie Bran. lodeon and admiSSIOn was ' theatres along the Ohio Valley Imeroy Rotary club when the I Lord said the payments were 1t F0rd' 8 t 1 lant in Chi hearings Ubby was unable to non and August rr at 9 am a nickel. 1 to show taJking pictures. In Pomeroy Lions club met r or apparently used to retatn Lee's s ampng P ·do so. · has be<!n set as tilt trial In. 1912: he built the firsl ll938 Mr. nson sold the Park !l•nch aQd business at the Ho- eligibility for Public Employ. cago. Top government witnesses for a suit by Lois Ann Jones rnov11111 p1cture theatre In Pt. ,theatre to the Alpine Theatre tel Martin Wednesday: es Rttirement System benflts.l CLEVELAND _ Turoer Cat- have testified !hat development against Wayne Lee Jones. Pleasant and also operated a Company. . . This was one •cllv1ty _plan- Lee had been not1f1ed he would 1 , ledge, mana in& the· of the 50. to. 100 megaton storeroom ntckelodt<ln iloown i In 1942 HomerS. Smith, OhiO ned m .•n diSCUS. have to pay.hoth his share and N Yo k Ti'mes sa·d her to. bomb was rejected deliberately TRYOVTS SET Ias the Wonderland, . located River Road; the late Holly Hud· s10n per.nd. the township s share to the fund the :ivil on the lfOUnd Uaat smaller avail· Students interested in trying where the Shoe Center 1S now Ul son, Walter Krodel and Mr. F11- l Next week, Sean Mullen, Mkl- after a deadline was missed. CLIFTON - Laura M Ra l•>t 11 m 1 able nucJear ...,apon1 wouid do out for varsit cheerlead.,- at the 500 block of Main Street. son organized the State Amuse- ldleport high school student and . . '1r..,. quesnd "';h thege 1 a "beltei- Job" on- witness- Eastern Higby may .....,.. to In 1922 business expanded and J ment Company and built the son of Lion Don Mullen. will nes, 74, JC• retired COII\P ez a a re s he built a new and larger Stale Theatre located in the , be tht speaker. He is a mem· ANNOUNCE DANCE mistress, w 1lfton died at 5 J. 901utton In oight. . es have testified rel""tedly the high school Monday, Aug. Imodern thestre which Is now 500 block of Main S•reet lber of the Middleport Rocket There will be a dance Friday m. Thursday at Pleasant . a big bomb call .. built with 28th at 10 a.m., aceor<hng to Th Thi . . I I . from 8 io 11 p m heside 1 he ·ley Hospital . PUEBLO Colo Paul D ... prediclable resulll with no Mrs Alice Neaae the Park eallle. • "'"" which ts stU! In operot1011. cub, a group of teen-age ..,,. u b k . ;,_· "th . B Oc•.:.._· -~ ' . ,...,. I . . was equipped with I • l•rp enlists who have carried out a an m WI 1IVe I orn ......- 19• 1811. ,.. mond Adamo president-elect of difficulty except providing the ' · .,. The State Amusement Comand music by was preceded in dealll b llef the Ohio ASIOCiatlon money. BAR SEIZED stage to attract vaudeville and pany purchased the Park of successful launch. 1lh R od , h band I" In t•• . saac, by two dau•"'iled Wednesday of a heart . . The Internal Rtvenue Service rm rt m 1915 and 1n I"'" bu'l I I the lDg! th1s summer at the fair- e amr s. I usShe is ,survived . TWO Ct· M D I I th Ire In M grounds. ., tack suffered Aug. 10. . · TAKI!N TO HOSPITAL has seized The'Woniler Bar Inc. "": lnr ve-h n ea. . •· President Korl Krautter p e IS MEDICAL PATIENT ters, Mrs. Pauline Stewart f11 Adams. 56, principal of Hardfrom Wonder Bar l)ic., Rl. 2, 1 Arresll by Pomeroy Poflce :son g I em a circuli of i . r· . Mason and Mrs. Bemad'!ll 11!1 Hish School in Portsmouth Harold Hall of Pomerny was Cheshire for hon-p.ymonl of ! Wednesday were Harley Me- three theatres which Mr. Fn.. sided. Fifteen memhers aUend- . Four. year. old Usa Cold- 1Mallette of Pt Pleasant· tllf phlo, ·itt survived by his widow: taken to MeiSs General hoaPII· excise and 1!11HhoJd. lllonald, 21, of Middleport, on lson managed until hio recent led. well, daughter of. Mrs. Joan lsons Donald Haynes of 'RFti. Eva; their daughter, Ruth Ann, al at 2:5$ a.m. today by Pome, lng tares, GroiJp Stipervlaor AI· a speeding charge, and Glenn I He •Ill eontinue as 1 M ills Gt Hos of Leta'rt. and Horace Haynes 1 11 1 1 !loth of Portsmooth, two sisters roy emergency squaclsmen and bert J. Alspaush alliiOitiiCed to. F. Kitchen, 19, West Columbia, IVIce president and director of p aSc •• elgs -:.:ad osp ba Cliftoo · five graodchlldren ail!l ' and two bl-athers. admitted as a ,medleal pal.ent. day, lor lroproper mufflers. the Point Pl'l"saol Building and I RuU d - au me ar- 1laM,iddl 52 p. m. nes ay Y ooe grandchild · Loan Association es. an . eport emergency • res· F al Ices JackJe L pt Pleas- DISCHARGES - Jay Myers, cue squadsmen and admitted as , uner serv w be held ant IU.,...;..ed Filson as Pomeroy; Grant Barnhart. Po- ' a medical patient. She was Ia· at the Cliftoo 1\lethodlat cburdl ,, . ' , f h S. I • meroy; David Napper Pome· ller taken io Holzer hospital Saturday at 10::.1 a. 'II· wltb manqer o t e II e amuse- ro y. ' · big. the Rev. · , ..r<,\ ,B,DITC!J1'8 NfrrE: ft• follow· the arrival of llonry Ca·,sold It appearod that Diem, ror ;mont Company. BurialKellh will Hanlon be in Gra"-! - Iii llf Lodge, the new U.S. arnbaJ. the flral lime, had banded over Hill cemetery, 111 Mldclh!ptri. Prron dpaglel Of I ...party organ av • . said: While . so.me people. _In Peking are wlJUng to sacnfJt:e the lives of half ofnJ lion, half of huma ly, iet covernment holds dear not only the lives of half of the pop. ulll.tion, but every Soviet citi- lllethepop~~~·· ato~tc ~I ~ ~dmlalstralors ~. ~y F•JI son Retiring • • After 52 years Jn Theatre BUSiness • 1.;.. ~':,e da~w th~ ~ bu~g~ning ~ Prl~•;•ills . .,. "'7:J Mal h Bogeys I ~at . ..,..... v..- ~--tre ,.v retlremen~. . y ACtlon • In VIet • Nam B I -Y· ':t"":,~ !': to Salgoo, to preu tflorts ...,. power to the Top. a <iarlfi<atlon of the llituatloo ron~log milllaty oommandera ap. the]] froLmoOdg~·:.~~:f:'::~ air f~ t~~g 't::. ~~~~~~~~~~=~ mUitarz hls relatives have about IIbyo'clock UD pl'ane a.m., totlight EDT>. reklo. AD~ISSIO:r• r Du~t~ ICai~w~ 1~ ~esh1r~, w:s ~kj -~- Preview Of Dodge~~ For '64 Announeed held ·ill au"tll• Carroll R. <Ji ft. H. .., Rawlinga SONNorrto Co., Middleport, j Lodge had planned llo ltay tooe.l Obsa,.....o 11}11 tbt ;II>YermjMnt, will ottend a special preview of in Tokyo, but bee• use of Iafter weeki 01 . the 111114 Dodge can aDd lnlcks the ten.. situation ill Saigon he Bnddhioto to tate die tnltiail"e in to he held Aug. :111 ln Detroit, iii gr~at in Reflections • • • may caD at Fugle8onjl Funeral home aoy time Ifill' rp'h .1. e Day Afiter ~ ~~;. tile ~lly ·deCided Michigan. IY CIIESTEJl TANNI!RJL L Friday. ·· Hlo[,()W TEMP NEW YORK (VPl) - T lemperalurt reported U. S. Wutber BuretRt ~eluding oroerod, to """ to his post, ' tilt dispute, ,Nbt every person receives a telegram lnd a card from morninc, wluch he lo Fred· to cruoh the movement t h Salesmen occompanylng . him the t'irst Man of the land on her birthday. Mrs. Etta aDd Hawob, • · 'an overwhtlmlnc ,.. ol (llr<t• yiU lrlolllde Richard Rawltnga,lspencer, 100, of the Texas eommuniiJ did last week. .. Wrdneodays wlth 10•·1 The prleot.s aDd ...,. lmiBted WaUape . Ambe11er ·and , Hllton The honored person at an Open Hou., (BS ldabu. _Tho forcd Otli!i pistols and Wednesday ...,.. he r d • ; _ ilito Wolfe. at the home of her son, Ceeil, Texas oommunlty, . roj>otled 1 tear g• ,........., brought : lrucb . aud taken to .t.i4(ntion Markettnc pianJ for the 111114 Splencer already was famous on the local tteene for . . . _ at _. public by U. s. <n the tuburba. uncon· model year wiU. be explained lqg part In the mammoth Centennial Fair Parade Tu. , go\'llrnmeot Ill firmed report olild at le~ t,ooo by oorporate and division exec. Thursday': · · - - -.......~!lblolv.ra r.. lloPiblst clergymm had """ tak- utives, inclUding' Byron T. President Jobn F. Kennedy's clipping servke Mel&l Mo•trllil 'Into l"'lodf, ·Jircludinf~bo So· chols, Chrysler Motors Corpor• across Bob Wi!IJetl's Daily SenUnel story abOut ADM,ISMONS_ .. Buddhist Tblch ltion vice president and lloti8e did the right thmg: notified Mr. Kennedy's · . 1 KbWt. General manager, and llobe!l staff. The birthday card aild teleJram of ' tptao1 ..,usl'!ll!' 1!1 the B. McC!Jrry, Jr,, Dodge ..,.. to Mrs. Spencer foUowed. ertl aalettmaoqer. O.alers will I ao idea what Mn. Spencer's •IW. yl<- •l!>'fcJ diiiPiaY of lbe 111114 Dodge one of Ill'!- nlc:e tbinp about our ears li'uc¥ dllrill,t the ar. cer, )loweritr• lilt vote,s; .•P.Prectate_d '"''~edlng Nollin~. ;.aid,. ~,.j~ ~~,·J, i""? Iii/ i Reel-. O..,b'~~~~~~~C:.,Z,~ I cam~ ·.· ~ ~ N~ priest,:· la!owo,., lfill. - ~ven ~~:~~~~=~let ~of:j•. .ii.i . -~·.. • ~ ,...,.. ..• ';· ~ ,., ~ ~ i "' ~•me e~tertainmen• ~cme Thea-~ progra~ ~ I I' · delinque~t I ~ I ·-- . Mrs. Haynes, Of Clifton Dies Thursdav., I I ' .',·. 3·.·.· · ~'for .$,,79• ,' 1 g·;~ al~member a~ S PIannmg • T ~-:-· •... r~any d~~ editor ~of 17~ 1 gl~lh~d ~ Servi'ce Clubs ~LEASANT- th~ ~oo""ny spok~;:"t!," ,P'::;.,ou~nit. row racy ro e •~' F~lfla I I :o~dalfoot 1 ~til,~:~g~:~:{y~.-~ ~':,!~!:;to ~ge ~es~~ m~~ato.~lu~ ~•-• u. ~lrd Money F'Jed In Me1gs • CoUrf .f~. ~ ,..itals "' ~ ~. s • Seeking $1 65 BERKsHIRE STOCKINGS . ' ' · 5•1• :$1.29 .; pair. ~1 with Sheri/! t HAZLEToN, Pa:. CUPU-A IM!tJ trapped men> can Jocste• whel"e at 330 but apparently we have a little probRescue worken forced coill:o , ond attempt to drill through lo the hole is. are higher." lem,'' Smith told FeiJin. ''It looks pressed air through the two minfn trapped 331 feet UD· "Then ht can try to get into Some mining men thtDrlzed that like it <tht drill I has gone into 1>o ,.. if Fellin aDd Throne dergrlltllld for 10 days ended in the hole." a "drift" of tht drill, fairly com- the bottom rock... spot dust and pinpoint the l/rilllf, cllitappolntment today when the Cbarmbury was referring to/ mon in drilling,• was responsible Smith asked Fellin if he could but the miners said they ,; driU mlotd the chamber whers David Fellin. 58, one of •ht min- for tilt "miss:· , locate Ule probe and Fellin re. oot. . they are entombtd. ers trapped Aug. 13 by a roof "We will drill anotller hole if ' plied • '!be trapped llltn infonno:<l. @. ', The 24-bour driJiing attempt, rollapse wUh Henry Throne, 28, j we have- to," Charmbury said. "II looks like it is above us a , surface that U a new probe .• ' which started at 7 am. EDT1and Louis Bovn. 42. Fellin and · "hut this time to the north. little bd. eight r...t up the piteh." llf<ellsary.llley would not was halted "hen the Thront were SO!paraied from ' Meanwhile. we will .... U thty l is the term lor slope in- to drill any farther west lett _j spec1al 12-lnch bit dag into rock Bova by a wail of rock aDd 1>he trapped men l can p1ck lhe1r chnat1on. be completely of! ........ , below the tiny cllamber. j dbris. way to the hole." 1 u..,.,tatn Aboot Dfrlilll I FeiUn. who had plotted "It's apparent we missed 1tlt! 1 DrJIIIag The disappointing news was rE>-I Smith asked whether Fellin be- , course of the drilling, did .-a monkey tunnel." Dr. H. Beecher I Charmbury said the dri:ling layed to FeUln and Throne by lieved h• cwld dig to !be probe Ishow i•nmediate disappointm<!JII. · • Charmhury, alate IIOCrelary of had stopped at 315 foot. state Deputy 5tcretary of mints , "I don't know." Fellin said. I "Maybe somelillng will WOJt B. G. mines, said. ''All we can do is l1 "We are not going any deeper Gordoo Smith on the intercom " You must have hit somethmg Iout,' ' he said. ,, ;'.':,1111 of ail tight lor tilt present. lapping he said... We think we are in>o system through a six. Inch hole hard- a sulphur wail <an ex- 1 Rescue" also sent do,.. ,.,. ';, hao returned to San Otero, 011 the drill to - if they <the' btd rock. We thought tllty were 1. drilled ' earlier. tremeiy bard wall of pyrite!." pass 11o aid tht miners ia1 "'"-' 1 California wbe,. he Is , 1811,... · ing tht metal drill. be td wub the u. s Navy aUer I Ddl _;, k spe ng I receu• •WO • Wff ·s Libby's main concern dealt lesve htre. He to o forrutr with the "high yield" field of Bleb school football development of the 100-mega· star ton bomb- the area in which • Russia Ieoda the United Stateo. Testifying helore the three Senate comrnitU.es - foreign Ult relations armed services and joint - considerin'g the pact. Libby said the "Soviet adI derground The charge came 1n a lead- " tneaninaful " · 1 the f t --eo · 'I , Second Hole ·To Trapped Miners Is Failure ~t. "Da~. ~ pair ' ' other JIOSBiblo charges remaJn. the aame ntcht upre101nc cona caU about I a. m. from a ed uoder otudy. ctrn bec•use her' hush"" .. had woman, but htord only scream.. Roas admitted he killed his threatened her. • si;, was flllllld She traced the Cllll, notified wile <Ji si• months after abuut by DepUty Sh«/f!'~ Howard the sherlfrs department, and five hours of iniense quesliDIJ. Frank sitting deitd' in a chair li'raok ~ to the scene lng by Prooecutor Fultz. The in the Uving room of the COU· from 1 Jlltrol In the !'uppera ohootlng i• helieved to have pie's .DorCliS home with the Plains area. . happened about 1 a. m. Wedtelepho\le in ber lap. Meanwlille, Fultz Indicated he nesday. <)PI!RATOR 01!:1'8 CAlL would arrive at a -final decision Mrs. Ross -was reported to A Pomeroy elclialltJe tt!leon what chor..., to file qoinst have called a neighbor earU.r_ __,__ ph..:.one....:..._ope __,_ra .::to _ r _ h..,•..:.d....:...l'j!CO ....:...i_ved _ _ __R_oso _ _ ~~~~-• eonlerenoo ' . Um"ted States Authon"ti"es $1.35 BERKSHIRE STOCKINGS Slle $1.09 ,~<,. wll;hGenuiJJOG<XIDYEAR , W E L T - at only 16.99. wpo Ioapr, -Jtmaw.llt ~~etW. in the newest fall · colors . .' proportio.,ed lengths. • Former·AEC CommJSSIODer • Likes Treaty CLEVELAND - Police said today they arrested two m...e per({Ons In connection with a WASHINGTON (UPI) - Forcounterfeit ring· that had be<!n mer atomic energy CI)[IUIIisprinting bogus Cleveland Tran- stoner Willard F. Libby told sit System bus passes and ttck- the Senate today he "probably ets for almost a year. would favor" the Umaed nucleThe new arrests brought to ar test ban treaty but le "wor. four the total jailed as de lee- rled" that the UnJted States has lives continued their investiga· not tested 1 super-bomb. tion into the operations u( he Libby ca11ed the treaty "a ring. real act of disarmament." said he would liJ<e to set snme MOSCOW - The Soviet Com ''tacit understanding" t h at monist party.charged today that peaceful usea of nuclear power some Chinese leaders woold sac· to dig canallo 0011ld proceed unrlfice half of humanity to build der the pact and hopes that un- Sch1~Ung: ELBERFELDS POMEROY River Fesllv ing for more he1p. Homebuild~rs c:J e New Location e New Furniture e New, Low Cost e Budget Terms "THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN MIDDLEPORT'' . ·~llotait. Corpot • 1rjiNIIIN o Pl-•1 e ~~~ MINS:~ Ade~ Baker Furniture Eug~ne any COme From Distance s conc~rt l~e M :::\:~ ·~:~.;;o~l:·d:::.~~~~ Quality Costs L- Than You Think Leg~ ask~ ~ C~b ~~~~~~~~~~..:~ · [ and S THEATRE Andrew Duggon Aandugu~ ~h: ~•ng ~Jn. l gue~lte Red F'abi an ~cine ~lcao ~nnual V'f"'~ ~ ~es·j ~~:"'~~ TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHTS "DON'T KNOCK THE TWIST" r~ a~d Mrs. ~~~ a~ ~ruce ~ l~~~;;~~~~~~~ tricl !t11~ schedu~e rnon by Rev. was gtvtreasurer's office. lber!!l and a of the pro- home on -s .Jane Vroman Klein, Mrs. C. M. Hennesy, Mrs. case of rain U will be held at en in the evenmg. Mrs Jacob Gloeckner and grams for •he commg year Mr. son John Jobn Balrer, Mn. Edward John· the second ward house. Friday was wom~n·s day with !' Mrs Lloyd Moon• were Mon- lgiven The September meet~~ (Verard o~e~olumbus ~spend~ and Mrs. Emersoo Jones. AUG. Z3 Mrs. Dorothy LewJs, president day visitors In Parkersburg, W. wUI be held at the home South IHow~' eek with his parents The Phllatbea Women of~~ 111 charge. The theme song, I Mrs. E. L. Hughes DO ng w ' Middleport Church of ChriS "We Are Matchmg to Zion," op- iVa Bile and Third·••· 'Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Vroman. POST TO HOLD PICNIC wlll hold a rummage sale Fri· ened the session followed by Mr Mrs. Smart, president of the lsunday Mr. and Mrs. John Vro- The Legion day aDd Saturday, August. 23-M devotions by Mrs. Sarah Slon· j grandchildren. their home Sanborn Missionary Society' man and son, John H., Mr. and 602 • PICDic will he In the French building (form· 0 ey uf Gallipolis, who had for I a visi• with rela: 1gave remarks on the work of ,Mrs. J. C. and : Sunday, 25, .-::.the er McMasll!r Bldg.) The groop 1 her topic "Fellow Pilgrims on . eve an a the Society for the years. Mrs. 1and Mrs. Char es roman Sand raye Ill-- wiH have dishes and curtams the Road:• Mrs. Banks gave 1 :;;;:,:ker reiurnPd IRichard Owen was lhe program children, Mark and Maryd landing. AU in addiUon to clothing. . 1tlves the welcome address. an~ Mrs. Mrs und: nl ht, after 8 vis- leader, having as her toptc ler, were guests of Mr. an their fam.Wes are a The Middleport Boosters will Mary Price uf Gallipolis. re· l hom\S ·so/ Wl'h her bro- I" Reflecting on Our Renee- James Brewington Invited. They are sponsor their annual Ice sponded Commillees were ,1;ter·in-iaw. Mr and lions." wh1ch was followed by ler. Sandra, at Rio anklin a covered dish and 8 ver social and band named and reports of sub-rhs- \M H ward Seidenabel a n d . a penod of discussion. Mr · and ~rs. Frof Col bus I August 23 with servmg to presidents, given The Rev , rs. J:mes Frecker who ts i Mrs. Smart served homemade ther and cb11dren urn gin at 5:311 p.m. cream, 8 peach ice cream and cake to Ispent ~he weekend in G. J . Johnson of Toledo gave . s~~: the U S Armv spent ANNOUNCE HOP homemade p1e, cake and 1 the missionary message. I d · 'lh the Seidenabels IIhe above mentioned and Mrs.l port Wtlh friends. Ba IJ.. A teen-age record hop will dy and soft drinks will ht sold. 1 1 ew ays WI David Darst Mrs. Bert Bodi· Mr. and Mrs. Everet c ld this Thursda evening The band under direction 1 spent mer, Mrs Hamilton .. Mrs. , ner ·and c.;;nie and New Haven tei. canteen Mr. Gherke, will en e a d nt' h Wf' ll:end with his parents. Homer Hysell, Mrs. Clifford spent Y ed h 8 to 11 p.m. sponBOred by sent an informal concert lowed by the preSI ' s . Ie e Jones Sr and Rhodes, Mrs. Frances Bearhs, nail where they attend I N " Havtn Junior Wom- ing the evening. Mrs. , sage. Programs w;;•Mrh R;{,,_ E J . Hill. IMrs. J . H. Hamm, Mrs. John , baseball game. The Jaya wfll emcee. ISchmoll is president Ih by 0 Bor- l home Sun· Seines. and Mrs. P. 0 . Grimm. partY Ia CJP.!'II to area Boosters, while Mrs. B r u.c I c arge ld · b M Jone< and 7> Lloyd Is chairman of the · a with her Rutland PTA Is The Eagles Class of hthe . • P cuse Melllndlst Cburc w P•;:;:· Paul Hill and children, ponBOtln/I arty SEE Peacock hold an Lee cream social by Mrs Stoney and Migs Mar- Debra Jo. Tommv, Paul Rlrh· ~ The Rut1and PTA Is spon• ~- and MrsD lin Pa the church Jawn Friday, Bass, followed by a ard , Jack and David arriv.ed :soring a pre-school party for and 23rd, at 7 p.m. vesper service by Mrs. A d a Monday nl~ht for a . VISit with first graders Thursday aftergu arrdl and attended Pavne and Miss Clovadys Scott. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hill and Mr.fnoon, August 22, at the Rut· Those from a dlotance Zerkle ~nd IM. l'rel They were HOLD FAMILY DINNER Rev. Borden was in charge and Mrs. Hiram Slawter Thev ltand Elemtntary school. Ehgl· ,attended the funeral of the Btg : e b. Mrs Eu· A family dinner and of the Saturday morning se!l· will return home Thursday and ble first graders must be six !bert 0. Lee, Monday were Mr. accompa k y . was held at the sinn and devotions were by dea. Carol Hill who spent •he su~· on or before September IS. and Mn. Raymond l';eigler, Mr. tah Brae 011· Lillian Greenlee at Atbticttle cons Robert Echols of Oak HiU mer with h'r grandparents, Will Students In lbe nrst slx laad Mrs. Mavre of cently. Attending were Mr. Roy Johnson ol C.ouster. reiurn hnme w>lh tllem . grades from the Langmlle area .Marysville, Oh1o; Mra. ANNOUNCE HOMECOMING . Mrs. Lon Greenlee ' and , The problem hour by Rev Mr . and Mrs. R. C. Relman ,who formerly went ta_Rutland rspurlock of Warren, Mich., There will be an annual Greenlee, Mr. and Mrs.' ITubbs and the • docmnal ,.,. and children. Kathy and Don· : Elementary school Will b • . Mrs. Clyde Saunders. of at Burlingham McDaniel and son, Mike, Imon by Rf'V Seward were nie of Sandusky were weekend [transferred to the Harrlsonvll~ j mgton, W. Va.; Mrs. LJ111an Hoi- ~burch Aug. 25. A bas- les Bennett of Middleportj Iheld In the forenoon . Rev C. gu•,ts ol Mrs. Florence Holl•v. and Salem Center schools thiS Iter, Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Lee dinner at nooo will be fol· ren Bennett of Columbus; i E Valentme of Jackson open· Mrs. Helen Brlckles und Mr. ,ye••· and d•ughter, Jane, Roy Lee, lowed by program atl:30 p. Mace Greenlee, Mr. and Mrs. 1 led lht afternoon session Witt• and Mrs Logan and ' ' and daughter Mabel, Mr. and with a gueat spesl;er. Carl Henderson, Mrs. ;devotions. Skip of Pomeroy, Mrs. Elmer Mrs. Clyde HuseU of Wester· diner, ol Charleston; Mrs. Mary 1 Memorial services were con· Bailev and Sandra of Darwin. Ph1lt1lhl!f1 Soctet) ville, Ohao: Mrs. Opal Frankie M Un Mr and Mrs. Idueled and final reports were and Mrs. Callie Logan of Flora l b Holding Sale and Mrs. Josh Sammons, Mrs. CLVB TO MEETof t h M:n,.• and· Barbara of Igiven and an executive boaro visited Monday Wlth Mr a n d Philathea Society of the E:dn• Noble, Mrs. Robert Duf. 'l'lle ladles cothe· Mrs Charles Rayneo meeting held. Special music by Mrs. George Logan, Hemlock , Middleport Church of Christ field daughters, Bead Cld Ill Jar Buffaio, Va.; Mrs. the Fourth sub-district choir Grove. . Iwill hold a rummage sale at Dabble of Charlestoo, W. Va., will ho . the Cossin Miss Lyda Smith, was presented and an address Miss Jlealn Ccasto a~d f:~en~~ French's Hardware Friday and Mr. andghMn. ~~oiBouldin meetmgf ~yAgnev~(te of Carrte' Spurlock of by Rev. Samuel Jackson, his· Miss Eane ase rPurn !Saturday Aug. 23 and 24, he- and dau ter, ....,e, O · M Ella Candee of torian, was given during the Colun:'bus Sunday, after 8 week- ginning ~t 9 a. m., President lngton, D. C. _.:.:.::..rs=.=== evening session. end n~;lt with Mr . and Mrs. Na- M Robert Reibel said today. PaDbearers were Pearl Me-Suoday School In charge of than Biggs and family. A rs;.,. with contTibutions may Bride, Elvin l'osl, Robert Jef· Oscar Qualls, superintendent of Mrs. Ernest LaiJance or fera, Dan Rller, Rue TuckerNaomi Churdl, opened the Sun· ANNOUNCE REUNION Miss Mildred Hawley, man aDd Roy Spencer, day morning session Music wa~ All descendants of Lovins presented by the combi 'ed IHuffman) Roush and M o s e s . •, choirs of churches In the dis- Roush are invited to a !lend the NOT BACKWARD trlct aild Rev. L. H. Johnson fifth annual reunion to he held The Chicago Tribune of Feb. ' of Columbus gave the sermon. at Rock Springs Fairgrounds , 17, 1863 noted tbat uthe little Music by the combined choirs Sunday, Aug. 25. A basket ,lunch IState of Rhnde Island Wlll the 0 I opened the afternoon session wi)l beserved at 1.2 clock Ifirst to officlaUy accept the I C and the aermon was given ~Y E:.S.T. land donation under the Agri· Dr. Wilbur Page of Cincinnati. cultural CoUege Act •. and abe state moderator who atao gave VISIT MOTHER has located and rece1ved scrip Mr. and Mrs. William D. for 1110,000 acrea of Land In KanCionch of Tampa. Fla., a n d sas which ts nearly one-half ao PORTSMOUTH (UPI) - The aons Kenneth ond Joey, were larg• as !he cultivated land In world amateur boating chilllll>l recent visitors of her mother, the gallant little state." lonships and II fiv!'<lay River Day Festival Is ezpecletl to Margaret McKenzie. - - - --- - - draw thoosando of boallni enthe b<onedirtion. HIGH ROLLER lltualasll from aD over the Meals were served esch day ST. LOUIS !NEAl- Don Do· country here during the Labor Seamless · Berkshlres Full womeu of the Naomi church Ibro, 21, of St. Lc<1ls already IDay holiday weekend. assisted by women of the Mt 1has four sanctioned 800 league I The boat races are .ChedulFashioned Berkshires and Agilon Moriah, Pomeroy First Bappst series to his credit, one •hurl ed on tbe Ohio IUvar Sept. 1 1 and Forest Run churches. of the ABC reeord. and 2 wltb JOIIIII ioo · St1etch Berkshires - All styles and V Gause of Gallipolis was in charge and the annual pres!· dent 's message was given by Rev . McGhee. A minister's semled b Rev A J Ruffin inar. Y w • hekt Wednes· of Ral h . .zw,. da) of th: Ministerextended a wei· La 'lh Dr William Par0 GJousier, respomlmg. s cial music was presented b P" •he Women 's Convention and Rev. Isaiah Tubbs of Blackfork gave the sermon. f I = ~:::;edel:'t:'! ~:~m:ff:~oncon· Mrs. ' Baumgardner. a~istanl le~r~":.to~~c~,;~oei~k~~r a Reading Chalrma\ dletributed l 7ht~ h;hewa\~:'n!y t~:.~; ar::ng ! ... Mr1. Coats, Rtv. Ho~e Ice _cre:_m, ~ak~ ~~i~~ S~~t~.!lt:..";';:."~ Wednesday afternoon, Rev. L. chorister sad plamsl ser· k's vacation from her duties !tile three study boo s to mem- 1 err . G y t I Marvin Dowson, Mra. 0, P. pie and coffee wdl so . Columbus The next meeliniJ .. ~.wlpf ......... Willl~g g'::~tc~ re:':~e::!!: :~~r:"~~.:;::• Ca~':! ~ cone:::.:.~: na!~ dl:~~~~rc~•:•~i!'" w'fti aB~gt. wltb sld~l 01 =e~~:ir :rei~:~ • ~ Mr~. ~Philip Elect~ ~· ~rs • ' I'll~ ·~· !h~~~~~=~ S~l'h . ,IIHI, Portsmout~. ~~~t . .,,....,.,. lloll Ill ~!~· leornblned Robert=· ' "" r....n, lltl'. ....,;. • . . . • • 11 NOW YOU KNOW' -,.. .. • ,.,=~1::%.~~ the Lovejoy Circle of I b • p_em ol .ljlo! Firol lloptlst wboit. tba ,Wi!ldjhl Trail Educallonal Seminars First BapliJt Mn. D. B. R.vtlagar, , ~Ill Delawan fW the put ertib -Ia at the ol lira. Officen' Training Day Wed. Mn. Henry Relheledan;: 0 me which met 'l'uelday evenlna· Ave., hu ~ Gf yeors, wt11 he the gueat spesl; fl. AU women ol Hayeo return Cot mhus Miss RhDda Hall, chalrmao, ol her..._, lTOIT)' at the P\>meroy Bapllll 8 p.m; their aonual Churdl of I b• evening, from u presiding. . who realtled In Akron. SUttday at tbe UO a.m. picnic, Jle are . District are lnvked they .attended •he Sla h The meeting was opened with Carpenter Ud been .oervjct. Re and h Ia tate their own oiJo•"""""· attend. Reglatratlon beiJlll 1 With Rev. Nyle Borden, first aave the welcome address and ... of the .D•ug · the reading of the creed of Ill a fall recenlly and are vacaUonJng here and The Post Prea~nts of the 9 a.m. and services begin at v1ce moderator, in cha1ge. greetings were given .by HPv. ters. of America. ed John o. Rockefeller which Is m- 1 made a ~plete relatives. ~ American LeJiou Auxillary a.m. and wU1 close abolif " On the Road to Christian Donal<l Bonne of Middleport, MISs Peggy Boso retu~ ds Iscrlbtd on 1 plaqUe in Rocke· Funeral oerv1ets will bo pastor w111 also conduct Drew Weboler Post will meet Unity " was •he theme of the with resJX.n'" by Rev. H. H. home, Great h!, feller Pta 7.a In New York City, nounced later. deollcatkdl aervlce for par- Wednesday aveoblg at Ib Please bring a sack lunch and SPSSI.,;,. . IGiUyard of The after a weekend vis.:. ie followed by prayer by MIss I Mr. and Mro. Oecar Baau..,l 'with their babies during !lome of Mrs. J. M. Tborntoo. a day of fellowsblp Mm1Siers and Deacons In- reDdinl of church let!ers ar.d grandmother' Mrs. " Hall. ' (Patty Lloyd) and lbe ........ AIJG, 2Z our District OffiCI!I'II 11!4 sl>tute was held on Wednesday OPP<!mlment of committees tersoo. d Debbie Bo- DevoUons given by Mrs. Eth- Mike !Joyd were Ill Rock , Springs Grange ourselves for the new uh th• Rev Elbert McGhee ceded the sermon by Rev . L. Misses Na':.:n pending Hughes Included scripture Monday. Wendy, John, I , • .' meel In regulnr oessino Thurs. year of 1963-61. 1 ,. char e w The V. Gauoe. so of Great are s o- reading from Luke and a modi· Michl Bastlaol speut tbe 'Heath Commuswn day at 8 p.m Members a - - --; ,, on with An address by Rev. Borden this wtek with enUtltd, "The Gift of with their graodmother, Mn. ·Tai/U On Bu.inus aak,;.. to early to h el · , devottons by Deacons George opened •he afternoon sesSion , ther, Rexroat taken from the book· Bruce Lloyd. ol Rev Tho Wonlllp Commission of move back mto ball. Theodorw Councd I ogari of Ironton and C. L. followed by election of officers Mr. a [.'· Jl· returned to "The Secret Place," and a James BarlleU, lOll • Bettlll ·Metbodlst Church met ments wUI he served. Met On 6fonday J ol Bidwell Musi c w•s In for the coming year. ahnd Friday, "Friendship." oil and Mrs. has afternoon at the home The Workers class of Theodorus Council Daughlerl. char e of Mrs. Elbert McGhee were Rev . Borden , moderotor, t e~r ks vtstt with her Members answered to r returned from b oll\41'1. C. M. HenntsJ with Mrs. the Enterprtse EUB church will of America met in regular and Ethel Riley ol Glous- 1Rev Tubbs, first vice moder- afier a t';' weeDe ie by giving visits to ahul·ins. he had attended Junior HI g Robert CoBia chairman, In meet Thursday evening, at the Monday evening at t b • te · ator : Rev. Glenville Seward of •muther. rs.l tiv" Harold Chase, project church camp. all lluaJaeu was dllcuss- home of Mrs. Eldoo Weeks. IOOF h 0 Callie Banks •. King of Cora cour"cllor,..pre;• welco': Bt;nice Borden, clerk : Pt. Pleasant, W and . on their birthdays with ,and Becky, were at and millie recommen- meet Tburaday evening at 7:30 a::'!u:":'.:'.. :n::O church a ed h Rev McGhee II'(' asurer: Rev . day dmner gues and of cookies IPark Tuesday, Rev. Bart li to be made to tbe offle. p m at the church. r ua h f rb HoJ;. city t Jackson, statistic tan ; M:S Clarence Andrews , If was announced that t h e vacation from the Gllurch of ial board. Plans wU1 be made "The Naylors Run Playground was were by Deacon Scott of Rev. Henry Fletcher. corres- m>lv. I H sell of Cro8S quota for Septem- the Nazarene. F' ld Hawk for an orgao dedleatlon Association will have an Ice I Death benefits lor Btstil The I29>h session of the Pro- Rtv. Borden JXealtled at the videllct M..slonary Baptist As- Thursday morning aeaaloo aocl8tion. tht oldeat in the n:usic was In char~· of world w•s held a• the Naomi M<Ghee and Mn. Ervm Baum. Ba ti;t Chu""' Wed....U.y gardner. Deacnn O..ar Qualla th!ugh Sunday o1 last wtek of the Naomi BaptiSt ehurch I, .. :t l~Jve, ~~.. IIDp - · ·- - . - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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 August 21, 1963 baker eads gardner neigler ross