http://66.213.69.5/files/original/bf5cfefa6dcb918ce73a466eebb42a72.pdf aceb672c514ea63bb16260b8239b57d3 PDF Text Text � ......_c;, -· --------- • , 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi1dleporl, 0., May 13 1960 • ENGAGEM ENT ANNOUNC ED Around And :• Girl Scout Camp Directo r Asks Sc.o uts Ab.out • I To Register For Outing At Chester Middle.port • Mrs. Betty Everson, director of the Girls Scout Da y Camp, I 1y Fl!PDII HOIJ D.f...Slot l' ..? : is urging all who Girl Scout Troop Has Recent Outing At Middleport Min. Sara Moore and Mrs. VHora · Coll'in1, .a5s11;tan t d1rec t ors an d other Jead en t r:,uned for lh e camping atrair. . B rown i e Camp WIU be" held ·from June 20 thr_ ough the 24 and th e I n termed 11te C amp fr_om Ju_ne 27 to_ J _ ul)' I where the girls Wl ll . ,p•rt101pale m h an deraIt , , g an d ot h er Iorms o f camp�c&Jn ing. On one day of each week · Mrs. Joe Hardy will be at lhe ump to direl" t lhe girls m folk d ances. --- --- • ; . ; ; • • • Lodge Members Meet Wednesday At Middleport Pl.ms are also bemg made whereby four mtermed1ate girls will be chosen to at t end a Day Cimp Round-up .it Sandy Bend on A ugus t ◄. 5 and 6 with , all expense s paid. Then• will be lwo g;i r b chosen from ti e fifth and sn:th grades and two from the seventh, eighth and n m ! h and the y will be rhosen on I 1ie1r campmg s kill� · as cook mg · crafl work. clean-up, fire bui l ding and must he .,11 all around g ood ca,11p. er to quc1Jify fur this honor. Mrs. Thor Olson will be at lhe (.'BIIIP and will Judge the girl s and ehoo�c the wi n!lers. from Mt Vernon where ,he ,pent the weekend at the home or Mr, a n d .\Ir� Ron Springer and son, Hob. M i ss Be ss Sanborn, Mrs. D. D . Jiartmger and Mrs. Henry Null Jr , are .a t Lake Hope today ,.., here lht')' are attending , nH•r-t 1 11g m co1111ect1on with the :\l1ddlrpor1 Publ u.· Library. Miss . ,1 •\f,· � ll a r1,· ni;er are S a· n I 101· n <111 . • , r t t . 1 eJI boa.�d an d 1e , ', J i•· _ I �t m � 1 ·•, , · rs . 1 1s I I ll o�,1 l_ librart�n. �Ir J " i! �1 • � W1l)1am Ki tchen , I .ind d.- 1 1 · ti r , r 1 l 1rhbLe are expecte d t h 1 • \ 1' 1 1 1 1 -: to spend the week1•111j w 1 1 h Mr 1.1nd Mrs. Charlrs J:rJr! hury and other rela• 1 ' l i ve�. Seoul le�ders are also urg1•d by Mrs. E•ersun L o get 1hc rei;is tratiuns t o her as soon as posst· The White Rost Lodge met on ble i,o that fmaJ pl.ins may be Wed nesday afternoon a t the Amer­ ma.di· fur t'arnp. ican Legion Hall in MiOdle porl wi t h "Mrs . William :i.torris. presi­ dent, conducting a. short business meeting. , rtoutine mathirs were taken care of .end rour.d rohin cards were written to Mrs. Pauline Gallagher of Mlddh•por! and Mrs. norolhy Whit t ington, i'arkershurg. A let­ M iss Esther l·layc-s, as�isted by ter of thanks was read rrom Mrs. �•frs. Willoughhy Hill, en t ertained Paul Rutlenrnlter. Past Counl" ilors ol Chest er I Refresh mrnls wne served by the t:ounl'il Daughters of America, on ; �in. :Wlldrf'd Jaeuhs, Mrs. Oma Wl'dnei;day evening at het home in Nelson and Mrs. Edith McNeal. Ches t er. 1e 1957 PLYMOUTH 2 Door Sedan Extra clean inside and out. 6 cyl . std. shift. 1 957 BUICK VB Special · · · fZ�1 it $1,095 · · $1 ,595 4 Door Sedan. Power steering and !Jrakcs. Ori,gina l black flnish like new. DynafJow drive. 1 957 BUICK VB Century $1 ,695 2 Door Hard Top. Power steering and brakes . One (.';ire­ ful owner. Oynaflow drive. ltea lly sharp. 1 960 MERCURY Monteray · · · · · · · · $2,995 4 Door Sedan. Muitidrive. EZJ gla:ss . Hadio and healer. Fully equipp ed. Showroom clean. 1959 PONTIAC VB 4 Door Sedan · · $2,395 '; Almost like the day ii was sold. Radio and healer. 1 959 BUICK V8 laSabre · · · · · · · · · · · · $2,595 Hard Top 4 Door . Beautl!ully kept. Dynallow drive. Ra­ dio and heater. 1958 BUICK VB Special · · · · · · · · · · $1,995 Hard Top 4 Door. Outstanding. Dynallow drive . Radio and healer. 1 957 BUICK VB Super · · · · · · · · · · · · $1,695 Hard Top 2 Door. One ·careful owner. Powe r slct;ring. Beaull!ul car. 1 957 PONTIAC VB 4 Dool' · · · · · · · · · · $1 ,595 9 Passenger Station Wagon. One careful owner. S potless inside and out. l lydrainatic drive . Radio and heater. 1956 FORD V8 Station Wagon · · · · $1,295 9 passenger 4 Door. Standard shift. Sb,ows good care. 1 957 FORD ,V8 2 Door Sedan $1 ,295 1957 FORD VB Fairlane 500 $1 ,595 Elltra nice. 4- Door Sedan. A real cream puff. Power steering and brakes. Fordumallc. ; 1?55 BUICK VB Special · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $895 :• ,:I Door Sedan. Dynallow drive. Radio and !,eater. Spar­ kllna; original li1Jhl blue llnlsh . i l 9J6 CHEVROLET VB 21 0 · · · · · · · · · · $1,095 I �• Sedan. One careful owner. Shows gOOd care. Std. I . ' j'�d/ • 1· Mang More OPEN _ VNTIL 7:30 MON, TIIRV SAT. f �iBLA ETT NAR'S Z, d . ,:· . f• POMEROY, OHIO • • 1 1 1 I , I 1 Se w-R ite Clu b Ho lds S ession Wedne sda y Ni gh t (:(fllrPr Contribution Thr Mrii:;s Coun t y unit of the A merir11n canl"cr Society an rio unc:e tl t n,lay that they wl a h l o pu b111!ty ;1l'know lrdi,:r II fine ('Ontribulion 8!1 Ii nwmor lul to raul Barne.e, late of Pomeroy, given by frlends and as�ot•inlNI. The ,::lfl. 1 1 kt' all the contribut inns. t o the cancer SoC'iety will be ust'd to further the cau!!e nf canrrr rrsoar rh. detect i on. d i a.'{nosls, <-d uration ir nd service lo local pati c-nts. ---- _ ___ . M rs. Jnlv1 w 1, cks 11n<I rnn, Tomm .v . ;irr \"is1 1 i m• wi1h Mrs. Frances 1 Seh111 I RI!(] M r� Edward Hite. - - -- - --- I Church of Christ Philathea Society Has Meeting Thursday Evenin g At Churc h The Pbllathea Society ol the Church of Christ met at the church Thursday evening with Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, presid�nl. •-­ Mrs. Reynolds welcomed the following guests, Mrs. Maude Betz, Mrs. Clarence McNeal and M rs. Bill Shoun and daugh­ ter, Barbara. Mrs, McNeal was welcomed as ;i 11c w meml:l er and Mrs. George :'!fornhart was appoin t ed as the new flo Ner chairm,m . Th.e new officers were in charge o{ the devolioru1 ;rnd Mrs. Rey­ nolds gave a reading by W i lliam Ro11 Wallace and Mrs. M artha Childs led !he responsive rc adi m,: Puems "Chee rup, they Ain't "!deal Mother." sr l.lad "• read by Mrs. Childs and The reading, "Molh ers Day · Maw ' s Tools" by Mrs. P. Hey• Prayer'' wa& 1;:iven 1'y M rs. O ar - 11olds closed the meeti ng. . , e nce Cline. During the sodal hour a dcsMrs. Dave Farmer, was honored �crt course was served by Mn. becausl.' of being a member of Hose Reynolds, Mrs. P. Reynolds, the church for the longest n um• Mrs. Childs, Mrs. O. E. McKinley ber,,(\f Ye■TI and or:i behalf or t)l11 and Mrs. Clln(!. - ---.- -----Pearl Rey nolda . �jflty, Mrs. 6�esented her wlth a gardenia. I -The group decided to hold their I annual Memorial ,�rvice at their ne:it t regulsr meeting and Mrs. , Wl_l llam Bradford, Mrs. Robert Re1hel and Mrs. Reynolds were named to make definite pl11ns. T_he E.:�terpr isc 4-1 1 _ Club, with The flowers In memory of the lheir advi.sor. Mrs. Dwight Loga11, decell!led members arc to be plac- me� rcrcntly at the EUB Church ed in the �hureh sanctuary on �oernl room. Buth Ann Bruthcr11 . the second Sunday m June as l1 a:. ·1rc�idcU .:t l h e mcdin!--( which op• het>11 euslomary in lhe p11:st. Mr\. •u-,1 ll' i l 11 t h" Pledwc to the F1ag Rcibel was named 111 hri n � a n i�1d t h ,� 4 : 1 !'4C'd�c. A dcmo111,tn1arran/!crncnt ror the drnr('h . ' ion 1111 I i , w h, Item u towel was i1vl'n h�· l�us:111 ) )IXOII. Al 1 hr t·losc• 1 1 f 1h11 mee t ing, re• 1 'rcshm1·J11s W!'rc �ervrd l)y Jack1 lru St•lcfrn;il.Jel to Ruth An n Bro• thcrs, llarburu �mith, Mary Ann 1 :..� cK1•111.it' . Marjorie Bentz, Susan Uix()n aml Mrs Logan. The .J1 rxl m0cling \"ill be May 21 al 1 ht• rl1 urrh. Darlene S1.oilh will dc11vm�lruk how to cut out a dress. ---· I Enterp rise 4 H Meets At Church Social Rooms BANKS � A!,,WA��� ��od�r�"!!ertainec1 the Jolly Club Wed nesday C\'emng at her home on Unio.1 A11enue. A short buai nes, seunon was held wilh Mra. Otmer Grimm president, in charge. The travel­ u1g prize donated by Mra. Wood­ ard was awarded to Mr.e. Charles Strauss. (.,ames were played durin g the social hour, whh prizes awarded to Mrs. Edward Kennedy, a guest Mrs. Gene Eva n s and Mrs. Henry Dailey. A hostess &ift was pre­ semed to Mrs. Woodard and an• niversary ,gifts were received by Mrs. Eldon Will and Mra. Dailey, from their secret pala. The hos­ leBS served a salad course a nd fa­ vors were l'Orsages_ Present were those named above and Mrs. Wilbur Han ning, Mrs. Lillie Hauck, Ml'S. Roy May­ er, Mrs. Donald Hauck, Mrs. John Leirhelt and gu(!sts Mrs. Millard VanMeter a n d Cheryl and l>ebbie Kennedy. · have attractea. the A MOSJ. CAS�l SAVINGS c,rtool\ Fl'lnk � � 1vw We Pay 3% � ; y.Jf- 'Sa.1$ • 1· ,. ,I r. i 1 � POMIROY�\JtA� BANK IWI�G �� ,,,, . , Member enl let,ervo S)'lleir Me■lllr Fedenl DellMll Corporlllon lulit- POIIDOY . ,n,...,_ •."A . IIUTLANI> " ��p�� . ·· .,;Jf,.,.. Now i, IM IUM IO ,a,., OIi llocling, • , • Full Fa,hioned and Seam/ea, • • • all alylea are at reducetl prket ,•• Elberfelds I" Pome roy ' .. l _.T.I PLIASANT - � Friank.le Avafon - Ail.\lD• Ladd "G UJIS OF THE TIMBEllLAND'' , I •oi4.rl . ' '!(>W AT STAT■ TNIAtltl! • " • ' . \. •• •I ' • � J_ ,;li ,- ,. ,. 0 . ' ,, ' ' Retired Engineer Died Early l'oday In Cb3rleston · Safety Check :" The complete schedule !or the May Autounce d by Depu 'i Meigs countr communities has been anno Officer&. ll(llSted by memben Langsvill f' .at Rutland. of the Farm Buruu Women 's Fnday, M .ay 20: Letart Town&bi1 Safety Committee and by the Sy- at Letart. racuse. Junior fuemea together Saturday, May 21: Portland, at with othen ill each coromur,llY , t.he park. atart the check Monday,. May HI, Sundaj, May 28: Pomeroy-Miners­ at Carpenter for Columbia Town- ville on Pomeroy park.in& lots. ship. Houra are l P- m, to 4 P· m. M�nday, }flay 23: Tuppen Plainswith Fann Bureau women, ,._ Mn. Cheater, place to be announced. Irene Gruesd-" and Mn. � Tuesday, May it::.. Lon& Bottom, --j.Jiarnm.. alllisW-at ,&ong Bot11.nn. Othen; are: Syracu»e25: May ay, Wednesd Tue.5diiy, May 17: Salem ToWD- Racine, al Racine. Thursday, May 26: Reedsville, sh ip, Salem Center Sch ool. . · Wednesday, May 18: Scipjo place to be announced. Township, at a place lo be named 1 later, • Thursd,y. Ma, 19 RutI,n d . v• Stroke ICtllDS To Be Studied By LocaI R. N•·'S bas been �I A total Of lected in the an n ua l Tag Day aetiv• Uiea of the Eastern Hi&h S<hool band according to Mn Barbara Gaul , immed<ale past prea,dent ol Ollie foi servlces l Funera the Eai.tern Band Booster�. Local regitttered n urses will Conde, age 69, who died ln St. Adult leaders helping m�luded In addition to achlevina schol­ have an opportunity to attend a Francis Hospil.al, Charleston, W, astic honor11 1\1.iss Wolpert haa Viol et Barker, _ W ilma Ginl her, \ w. E. Willi.ams, 85, of near special one-day workshop on Va., early today, will be held been active in school affairs. 8h11 Wi l ma Bahr, M ildred Gaul, Ell.a Darw in, passed away at the Thursday, May 19, to learn the . Tuesday at 10 a. m. from the Sa­ is a member of the National Hon­ Osborne, Mary Nichols, Evfllyn Meigs General Hospital at 8 a. _m . newest methods a nd techmques aret Marg d n a Rev, il Fick the cred Heart Church with Spencer, Jane today following II prol on ged l in the nuning care and rehabili­ or Society, Thespian Soclet)', Edi­ Amber�r. .Father John Turel i n charge . ness. t.ation of the patient with a tor oi An n ual, member of the . Roaary services will be held at band for six y(!ar�, Gl e.e club, Jour­ Williams was_ w1de�y known stroke Oscar W. C larke, M. D., Mr. l l a to ded n exte were Thanks 5upenn tendent presid�nl of the Gallii County 8 p. m. from the Ewing Chapel nalism Club, Girl's SI.ale and Know as a coal mine con tributors on bflhatf of the was for many Heart Cou ncil, 11nn ounced today, and Monday. n eer, and engi Governme n t Day. She WUUam Stobart, 17, i1 the son Mr. Conde was an P.ngineer on Your State Booster& by Mrs. Gaul, who al8? tbe May• The full-day program will be with associated yeara His­ n America of Jlni. Emma Stobart Pullin• of the New York Central Railroad received the t>AR tha nked Lloyd Johnson, band d!and the n y Coal Compa G 111lipoli1 at Davis Hall, Junior and the Emergtrncy Squadntt"ll rector, all ba nd .etudentG, and C. O. nard n Coal Compa ny in opera· held in Bf'OWne ll Avenue. He la presi­ for manv years, being employed tory Award as a ­ n Vulca of Nursirig. aa a se School Award Holzer uhip n I Citize DAR . Newland, bu, driver den1 of bl1 cl1H, WN a member at Hob&0n. He waa a member of lions in this county• . ior. y is being sponero workshop • The Po� the mem• a of and use The �m of the football ·• Members of the Pomeroy EmerI.he Knighta of Columbus. He had served u supennten• sored jointly by the local Hearl Mil.II Clark Is a member of the ted an: �: c11 appre waa_ room Aid � of the Chim:b of Chrtat. ey n Run, I .cency Squad attended the jit Survivor, are hla wife Jean National Honor Soclet)', the Hobby who dent at the time the Foresl Cou ncil a nd the Gallia County t r held la1t n ight at the Hem- pe�ialb D�v.id Goodwlnb er suppe C�rt Black-burg, nd a William, son, 1 w Conde; Hollo Dark. Of Club. l son Pil n the Pe 11 '1, 1 and he Club Don l'IWin, Health Departme nt for nurses re­ �ai n al tap w en o add1t1 d pnnte lock Grove Grange Hall A large mineis were In operation. Durin g sidin g in Gallia, Athens, Jackson, ed. Cb..ter ErWln, Va.; 1 nephew John C. Carper; b 111d . llr� attendance. waa• reported: Proceed.e auppl� nd world War U �e was engineer In Lawre nce and Meigs CounUes. South Fout1b Ave., ii fffflltal')' theae tbrother• Joe, Pomeroy a n ln �: a1::�al'lf�:!u.y, or the supper were domted to the noo era, t 1i1 three . Toledo,; , Au1us charge o( seahng operations for Adva nced registration in neces­ member a w11 ,nd �H at bi, nc)' squad Jn re..'!Qgn ltlon of said. emr,ra:e Mary Pomeroy; de, n Co �ertha many of the mines he had helped sary _ ot the fOOlball team • and alao of to lhe Bedford com­ service lhe,r of both Conde, Louise d n a Crowe open here. lbe Church of Chriit. munitiea. Speakers will in clude Joh n B. Mr. WUliams is survived by his Pitt.sbur&h, three daughters : Muth, M. D., Hearth Disease: Con• Bertha; wife, Friends may call after noon Al it waa also the regular meet• Mrs. Howard Ebarsbach, Portland; trol Officer, Ohio State Health Monday at tbe tuner1I home. Bur­ nia:ht, squad memhen atte nd­ Ina: Heart cred a S Mrs. Ted Roberta, Ostrander, 0., Del)trlmen&; Malin D. Martin .- M. ial will be in the td the meeting i n unilorm in a \ and Mrs. Warren McDowan, Col- Ed., Speech Pathologi1t, Heai:ing Cemetery. grOQ. Another supper wlll be held umbua and a son W. E. Williams and Speech Center of Columbus at a latter date for benefit of the Augusta, Maine. Also aurvtv- and Central Ohio; William Dau­ Jr, Mhldleporl squad, it has bee n an­ ing are a sister, Mrs. Margaret gh erty, L. P. T., Supervising ��y• noc,:ed. n gton , 12 sic11J Therapist, Ohio Rehablhta, Fu neral servlcea for Earl Ga_rd- Roberts, Seattle, Washi grand tion Center, all of Columbll$ and great 12 d n a g dchildren n PN!ceed.11 amounted to $211. n gra evem ner 45 who died Thursday Al , apparont i,onlirmatlon of en. from Gallipolis, Jeanette H. Sheel!i childr �us, Colum tal, Hospi l Carme in Mt. Mr. Williams had tieC!n a mem- R. N. Nursi ng Arts Instructor, tbe oi>l,imt■m e.prtaeed lut Satwill be held from the D�nville Mason Lodge for 50 rlob:er School of N ursing .ilnd urdar;' int1bl at Racine by Co•• Cbm·di al 2 p. m . Monday with the ber or the s a Knight Templ.\r Mary: Camphell, L. P. T., Holzer w and ........ Walter Jiloeller for , years ehan:e. in 1-Jome F o:: I uneral Chas Mason. Degree 32nd the · dospital. and known on aoon well ccnw.(uctton aelMty . Mr. Gardner wa• a of n charge i rvices P/R Chief Warrant Off1Ct1r ll rs . Helen Spriegel, City Build Funeral st rece11tly until d n Rutla Reed,vllle--Bellevll le Dam, the curfarmer of ..,., h en he moved lo Mt. Ste�hn g Ewings have no 1 been compleled. 1 ng is accepting reservations. rent ,iiaue · 9i the Waterways Jour- A. Barton Campbell, aon of Mta. ll, Pomeroy has ...,.....,__._ nal fl)'I (hat bid, wlll be open- Thelma Campbethe Ohio . He died {If inj�rle5 rece1eved Perishing Rifd been awarde . there farm his on ent accid ed May 18 to 1tart the project. in an Comme ndation Hon,e Show Put Off U d • httdiq oI "Belleville tee Rea:lmental He is survived IJy his wife, Hel' oul.­ for ate Certl!Jc and Medal publirlv er \he hedule" c 1:° Wol"� en his mother, Mrs. BarUara Gard- , . Until 'Rain Date' stan_d serv1«1 to the 1t1ff fl f caUon .,y,: �.,. Lan,.. me; '" children, The hone show scheduled at Rt1-11mental Headquarter,. f \.1 yn Carol Rock Spring� fair ground to­ e; ,he Franc "Col Stnen Malevlch, 0, S. Dis- The ,ward Will pre!!ented by Marjorie Lacy, :norrow ha's been postponed un­ trict EnJlneer, Hunun,ton, &aid P/R · colo nel Coli n K, Wil•on com­ Dawson, Cplumb�s; Nancy, � ndra, rain date May 22 when laet Week that bidt wW open on mander of the Fir1t Rea:lment, at :...arvin and David , at home, four u 100 tilthe tPeprevious\)' scheduled -prOi Helen , sisten three , n e ot about M•Y 11 for foundation a ba nquet held In Lexln&ton, Ky -, grandchildr The 2.2 members of the Syracuse g;ram will be followed. exi,lorlllon for t.he proposed Frida)' evenln1. Chief ■peakers &t Strong, Gallipol is; Hazel Grate.' Belleville l.Gcb an• Dam ln the the banquet were President Dick­ Pomeroy; and Myrtle, at ho�e, E ighth Grade graduating e�ass Obio atver belOW Patlerii)µr&, ey of the University of Kentucky a nd I brothe.r, Herold, La ng.sv 1ll�. were given a banquet last m,ghl He was pret.-eded in death b)' hts by elas!I mothtr5 at ,the school Relatives Cott of the woik lt ett1-ited, at a nd Major 'General Rinaldo Van c , auditorium. e will art Brunt , Deputy Commander, Sec• tnyoly $1P0,00d and fat.hu and a daughter, Janet. "rhe banqm! t, an an n u.al event. Death In Columbus Friend■ wil l be .received at the dt1Uih4, -wnplt bo� � preaaure ond" U. S. ArmfRelat�es learned here today ll w Burial t was �ervcd buffet style. and was · 'etc." funeral hoine ...ny time. teittn,; , The banquet was one of the ·• 1 the dealh in Columbus, O., or , be In Milo Cemetery. Rev, Don attended b)' the teachers and Thursday etenta of (he Ann11al ' Perthi.ng· night of I-tarry Elder A_t. 4i ·meetlnc of ¥elf• County wi�es their with cllarg� !ieftool cmployes Drill MeeL Wachensehwanr Will be in ResJmental Glenmont Awe-., brother 18 1 Sr., �la , latt Sa.tutday eveftln& &me,)'HT guests. as ds hllsban and w'H lpODso ee. red b,r the o1 the servlc it Thi• 1 1t tlie· Rac�e Blah �oo� Co n- Univer■lly of Kentu"Cll: y a nd w a■ Lawrence Rose. schoor prinei• of Mrs. Roy Tracy Sr., Pomeroy. • The ret i red PeD.naylvallla Rail­ PUIDll■n Moeller ,ta� that he atttnded by' I0"1e eoo Penhlna: pal. gave a talk to the class fol• Lag Sales Tag engineer wa.e 69 and former- · the road Dog on work '1(·oPli�l11it that \owing the dinnr.r and the ch_ss lutlemen re-prtRntht1 1& · COlleizea lived in Athe ns, O. ly me IOmetl •tl'rtJd hJs· be class and COUid y ' dllll Will, class Prophes Behind Those Of '59 in Oblo we,t VlrJinla and . .. Kenanol�,er siirter, Mrs. leaves He of rs membe by 1QOD- ,Hi i,tated tbat ·be h a■ 11ted tucty ' given re weri! ■ tory sales Meigs County dog tag Wtekenberg, n, Trevflrto on Charles wort lni1lll ted ror presen ,.. �tio9.ooo : run ning behi n d last year, Gordon the class. Awarde were nged to the Pre�­ belo He Arii. on· Da­ class. the of s member tbe' dam � bad been e in· n Caldwell said today with a total to MIIGI .. NllAL HOS,ITAL for byterian Church and 1.h-.: Masonic cieunlt:1p_ellt that the �pproprb.ott■, Syra• GJrnet of 3524 sold to May 14. Salea vid Baker receiv,M an award P d: Admitte ° orders. s Eighth the •PPl'O•edir, be t1on would last year totaled 3640 • to thc- the highest 11rade CUM, mvstery f..:,.. picture In the ""'rent series taken from the llirway AN ,-, ERE An-11,:igementl are in charge �f her ot The test. 1hip Schola11 · Grade of­ . 111me date. print of the farm ii he ca: at Dtamilled : �- Lrii■ . Y�un1 5x7 e ndsom h& a have may owo�r ( �� wu •• early The Rutherford Funeral Home m U. n •ill• tio n . M me II . M.r. CaJdweJJ, abo reported the, eight received honorable lor :moo.,- lo !lie """ ' aod aon, Letttt, Iv. Va. . Reade .rs are Invited to idutifJ the . !arm , ii ey .can, y. Pomero bUJ. nel.ln· "Callm t. 'S!'lit1. Dally banque Ule 0 ed A duce follow aale of 111 liouse lrailer license. �tor,' - r.. wbid! , lllils >Ronald Grid>' 1111d ..., hours, telephoning by Gfllld. ,...,_i Wcidlird,;,,- vJ!le, wJ11 f'l33-•• Fishing Fever Told In Film For Rotarians Attend Jitney Supper Former Mine " tendent Supenn I At Age 35 D'ed I ah! Former Rutland Farmer Dies In · ospt'tal City " CWO Campbell Commended By p·ersbing R 'fles a 'iven Banquet pon Gf3d03t' ' Learn Of � :,r.fl:l;�i,iiMii� (1('1'ol 18ilt1�a' �,l(ATrafl&{, , �v.tu ., , · I r ,i;, r,, \ :)i.o, ,• J(t1.i f t ,.-11 .pl� f:0- '. 141:;, · • _','- · • '·' 1 iW � . 'l_A 1'otal $633•� d For Eastern Ban Safeiy-Check Sthedules Are Announced Beginning Monday_ Syracuse ass , ,'tus, A 'si,\J,V jo,rl'.' 8,lu�G,�ND-:jA-i• : 11118' <caotJPIN(l·: - .. Tag Da·y Sales Reedsville ·nam Bid VieW,big To Copae On May 13 ill&ls�' ' IJ • aiee\; .-9 �"' -bt Jir. 1 GJ\9t(,PIN_G INfLtrD� BOQll;C;u,1 . �. •�� }�CH DOVBLE1 11. CHEST IN, MATCBl.1!10 WAllNIJII' OR' TANOE�: �O(i�' t,l,NIS4,' ' ,..,,arty •' ;Betauae the boys. undergo an lntenalve stud:, and obtai n prac­ tical experience in the organiza­ Uon -and operat\on of the Ameri• eari form of aovern ment, the Le­ a:Ion . alked that · boys be aelec�ed who are potenUal leaders In city, 1tate and nation. All muat be Juniors, have bet­ ter than averaae gradea, must be recommended by their high 1cbool . pritJclpal tDd poueu q,ual ltle1 of Jeaden:hip, &cbollinhlp, apo�t1man1blp Jnd cour11e for IUVlCe. urtso per/ocl /iuing leg-,ize EASY TERMS , J!t #ID: ll&U)• ! • o� . :v'' . ' Don Erwi n ,i1b School have lo attend the Am· been · tsrd llnnual BUC• ert . '. flele. al Oblo Unlver­ 11'18, � ,,._ . ltN' , ' • 'I ..,_., ' T!talt 9-1, lioy are lb• opon,or!ng llelna pJill ,... Aln,!1CID Leil� l'etn'ey-Benne_tt Nd'. _· No- 128. . The achool m �ovemmenV conducted at for the 18C'Ond conaeeutive 7 , la e:.;pected to l>rlna: more than 1200 bo)'I to At hena. -�!'<fed $186.00 ' • - O,·llol>blti>ll - -· . - - . - .. - - - S�lited To Go rri,,.,-· ·ti;_; . e �ys' Stat of �eport . ! \ : ! : . . ' �'. SIINl)r(y •nd -DA'I'• P9fMroy Little l...,_ AallOCI• atl• Pfflklent Charle, Murray t od111y appNlecl fer parent, of p,layffl with unlfornll ._ turn them lk •t onee either t. the Oh.. V•ll•y Plumblne Co., � . eroy, Bob aoberh. • te hl111. hH y aurw Muri'ay said • ehown that nearly onl helf the unH•rm• a,. In the hend1 of pMyert. Thia ..ul.......... It 11M the ..._......._ wd{t,m Stobart and ! -°""°" Baseball Uniforms Should Be T,urned In Now - Murray sto1.�.....� Erwin � TONIGHT WE INVITE !Q!l TO SAV� A' m!B BAN� I becau•• "Tha Bank la the Savel"'• Beet P'rle'ncfl" For Recreation . Vault in Galli. • Fourt h-av residence o! Mrs. Nellie Oe22;ye MU RDER HOUSE -. This IS the •ig ar-old e., ki \led Friday afternoon by her polis whose da_ugbtet V•rgi�ta wjs � Barr lipo , C Btll Patrolman . The li ity 51 eps is Gal o_ to_. h tranged bwband, Perrell nd° Ph P u b ne Tri l t s --; ____ lnp::b::,- :-_:: G al=li�po___ l� -rr :n'.'.:d:'.o:' - e" Ra "'e'=l� · led bY F other house waa the residence occup :-::: 5 Piece Bed room ·suite • --· s:>IG LE ,;o� - II< NO. 25 ,.,..... Kilrk Doagles - AntibMy Ql.linn "LAST TRA.IN FROM CUN HlLL" (Vistni&ion & Colosr) - also (fflrdo n SCott •in ''TARZAN'S GREATEST ADVENTURE:" AJso Cartoon· handy when needed, earn a return without tli• depoeltor'a having to lnvaat. the bank uver can draw on bank •xparfence and facllltl•• far help with ot h•r mo ney matte ra , , , In e hort, WEATIIER i: l""Y Ntaihtl SATU�DAY DNLY Mamie Van Doren .ind Ttx WHMama in "BORN IWCKLE5S" - also Gene F)·-an,s -- Robert Blake , "REVOLT IN THE BIG HOVSJ;'' BEc.,uae:: Bank ••vino• dollaN aN ••fe, are ent1ne OF FAMO US I·�-- ,,�soN \'4 \I n . Drive • l n , • SAVINGS EVENT A HON EY OF A BUY ! S11t urday nrnm hers of the Heath Mct hndist churt·h will ,ttend the j Porl�mnuth l )i.�lrict Confere nce . mct•ling in c;al tipolis, 1 he mrrtinl'.! which will be held 1 111 Ille Ml'thodisl Church there, will becin at J :30 I). m. A fellowship supper will be sorved at 6:15 and , the c- veninJI service will convene at 'UO. .. ONCE A YEAR The Huck Springs 4-ff Club I held their rqeeting at the Grange Hall M11y JO with Mrs. John Er­ J win 11nd Mrs. Amos Leonard, as · the advlsora. There were 16 mem­ bers answering the toll call wlth a name or a fruit. During ihe meeting Dottie Brown gave a demonstration. The nexl mee t ing will . be June 7 at 6:JO al the home of Mrs. Leon ard with Mrs. El'Win as the advisor. After the meeting games were pl a)'ed and refreshments were served of Kool-Aid, cookies . and co!fee. Those attendi ng were Suaa n na and Mrs. Maxine Arnold, Patty und Jirne t Arnold, An ita il nd Mra. William Collins, Janet a nd Miu Clara Humphrey, Li n da and Mr•. Ju)l5 Savage Jr., Nancy and Mrs. George Skinner, Li n da and Mra. Donald Bailey, Dott:e a nd Mnr. Orville Brown, Polly and Mra. C. R. Karr Jr., Marla and Marla and Mrs. Roy Grueaer, Becky and Mary and Mrs. em Radford, Dian a and Mrs. Norma n Weyersmiller, Joyce Stanley, Gloria Buck, Lot• tie Leonard and Betty Erwin. To Attnul 11r..eting � Mn. Viola Edwards or Columbus ia viaiti n g with her d11ugh�r and family , Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Van Meter Jr. Rock Spri ngs 4-H Club Hold s Meeting Tue sday ··------ at --·----.. .. .....-- -- . . . . - .. . . ElBtRFllDS $Ell N4TIOtfAUY llNOWN ¥AKl5 ,OF FOitNISHINGS fOR YOUR ttOME .AND WEARIN� APPAREL ' FOR YOUR FAMILY a NANCY IRENt; 111,AE TTNAR Mr. and Mrs. Fred S . Blaettnar, of Pomeroy, announce thC engagement of their daughter. Nancy Irene, to Mr. James Richard Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lee of Athens. Miss: Blaettnar is a g raduate of Ohio University, where she , was a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority_ She is presently I employed as a teacher a t West Elementary School, Athens. Her flance will be graduated in June from Ohio University, 1 where he Is a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. _ The �edding date is set for July 24. -- • e """ - ---- ·---- -- -- J.o lly Club Has · Meet Wed nesd ay I . . . . . .. • ATTEND FUNERAL Relatives from Pomeroy attend­ ing the funeral of John Lerner al Mason, W. Va., Tuesday afternoon, were Mr. and Mrs. Oris Ginther, Mrs. Owen Duffy, Mrs. Elias Stiles �n. Earl Jenkin!! and Mrs. J.lele n Lyons, I • i I I SPR I NG - - J ' Ua1 ! , ar� 1ml .J<J .. Antl,,-.ny , cb1ld r t' n l!f M r and_ '.\.!rs Ge�ald An­ t hun _1 u;• bnt h ill at their home. '.\.fr iltld Mn George Miller ,1 ncl i,1 r1, 1 ;coi·1'. e David moved l:i� t ( · 1 en 1 1: g from thl! Cbambers prop1'r!) 1 n S Third to the Har­ r i i, pn , ptrl _v 1111 Soulh Seco nd n•et•ntly vat� led by the Glenn Lamh,-r1 s. j M r and Mrs Clifford J_enkinson an,I granddaughte r, Betty / Thorr.ai, sµcnl Molher.e Day week end al t he hon1e of Mr. and Mrfj. R o bert Russell Jn Ironton. On Sunday l h l'Y tonk a trip into Ken­ l u ck y anct Virgmia .i.nd visited t he 7 Bn•aks Slate park in Vir­ ginia. Thry returned home on Scripture readinJI by Mrs. Clar­ M onday en ct:' Neut:.r:ling, pre�idcn t , opened �:l�d � f�;�,��r �;��dg: �o ��: TONIGHT t"lag. D1Jring the business session "THE STORY ON PAGE ONE" �1 rs. George Wolf e was welcomed Rita Hayworth - Gig Younf ,1s a new member. Mrs. Eslhrr W righ t , Mrr-1 . Jam es Van Metrr am! "BA�'!• 1 1 1..c,, oF A YTI!E Mrs. Henry Eiehinger were named CORA], SEA" Mr, Donal<I Collr'na and !Ir. p s a romrnittce to mak<' out the Cliff Robti rhon - Gia SeaJ.a hm, !ctis list for tn� comin � }'P ar. F: l za Gilrnore Jr., were hosteHea -- 111110 Elci·Uun of offiCNli· was .u nnoun c cd wh t:'11 the Sew•Rile Sewing club "TI! E BlG NtG llT" met Wednesday evenln" f ur lhe .J une nwe lmg. • at their ft,andy Sp.ark·s and dub roi,m. A short buslne11 VeneHa Stevenson CanH'R w1 rc play,•d anti prizes srRsion was held with Mu. Col· SUN., MON., and TUl!S, awurdt'tl tin• Several t ins pre,dding. Several c;ommu nJ• wintwrs. "Sll Dn ENl,Y LAS T SUM ME R" 11u•11 1 hns rl' rrivcd giFls l ro rn 1 hrir cal inns were read. A contribution Eli:.r: a>heth Ta}·lor and Sl'i-rt·! l'als !ldrt•shmenl s w 1•rt• was made to lhe Kathy sue White Mon tgom ery Clif f :u-rv1·<l hy 11 11· ft•J1,tnu·� Lu \Wl:lllY· futlfl. w "' r11 t> s were played with priz;..I 1 <-s Ga,1war<led a;;a.,; - -- - -- ------ � -: ;;a,;·'-,;;;;;;;; l ":·,� • "�'2:·•:"� ��• -• .,;;;;; aa;;a;; --- ;;;;aa;; �::C to Mrs. Donald Mul=;:a:::::;;::=: h•n. Mrs. George Conde who also won the door prize and Mrs. H a rvey Van Vr11nken after whleh rr freshmen ts were served by the hos t esMex. Hostesses for the next · mrrtini:: will be Mrs. Willlam Ware and Mrs. Van Vranken . POMERO Y, OHIO : I Post Councillors Meet Wednesday At Hill Home MEIGS THEATRE I ..... I NOW_/yOU KnOl o•" to be announced later. During the social hour follow, i ng u1e iiieeting a dessfu-t course wu served b.)' Mrs. Krawczy n and Mn. Etneat Fraaer to 1 4 Incmbeu and one a:uest. The· table' was eo,-"ered with a yellow cloth pnd centered with .e n arrangeme n t Of sptin& fiowers. I ·- ..... . .. ... . ..... .. . . . .. . - . . . - ·• <; • • • & 11\tf • � A.tr , s\a\.' S1&1Mb & , ot.1• ("o\t1p1,'DU5 ,, Unltecf P..-. lntematl.n.1 Th. IHHiCII af St. ....... In 1tlcaft C lty I• th• lar...t churc h the world, h1vl1t9 an .,.,. .t 1,1 10 MIVIN J ■ Nle. A candlellght lnstallallon servlce was held Thursday eve�• ing by the Eleanor Circle o( Heath Methodist Church for their new officers when the grou_P met at the church m Middleport. The devotions of the service were given by Miss Sally Schaaf and Mrs. Bernard Fullz conducted the ceremony. The I nstaU•­ tion table was centered with a tall white taper in a braS$ An outing w11s held 1t the :did­ dleport Ho11dwde Park last week by {,1rl Scout Troop 221 of Middli,porl at which umc the l"Aitnation o{ 1 ".,!rs. Maxine Al lenaworth w11 re­ holder with 12 red lijbted ca11dles I t·<:1ved. representina the Apostle1, aur• Mr.11. Allensworth baa worked ! rounding It. ·i:1�11. omeer Ut wJ L 11 this troop for the past three I her candle from the tall one after y ears, having started WHO tbem 1h1 had r,pealed Mr �h:u,: e. tt t Uk brownie age and con t lnumg omcer.e Installed were Pre11 lup w Lhc pre.sem ltme. When I.Dt: den t, Mn. Gnce Jolu)aon ; , Vice u p WIiii 10111Lc d, Mn. AU en1- Pre1ident, Mra. Allie Hawle y; wv, ,n hao ti. gma and eleven of Tre11urer, M n. Don Slivers a nd I , n 1:;,c 1u e bu11 inem0t-N of the Secretary, Mrs. Gene Harris. u uop. 1 tic 0111y gm wntdl. Wu loi:n The meeting was opened with a 11lvh.u lJU• u· wi"n. piano prelude by Mrs. Emerao n .\11 � - dlcnswor t h was forced to f:nea and Mr.e. Joh_n Krawsciyn e out-g_o lng presiden t opened rcbi,;,i uic pui,,uuu oec .. u5-e 01 oththe ng. , 1 uuu.:<i auu ..u-:.. Fn.111.:tli Bogge!ili t D"Hh Arter lhe i nst11i1Ut1-ll service, w111 u� Lhe Jc,u.11•r ot me uoop w , t n .,,r$. Jicu�11 Bommer ali her I Mrs. Jo nes appoin:ed Mrs. Fultz ; a1 the program elairman for the 1 .i.s:.11ilanl. 1 Huup 221, as is other Girl coming )'ear. . Mn. G eorg �nna .::irulJ.L , roup;:, in 1�u d<JJt:pon , 1s Evans was • o p1.1u.wre(I u; tuc Daugoum,: 01 U n- named H chairm •n for the lam• ily picn ic which will be h�ld on iun Veuauns ot I.be t.;11111 War, June 9th with tht Ume a nd place are planning to attend ump this ye<f f / girls to get their registration money to thei r leader � this wee k o r G ary Ba l l ey, small so� of Mnr. 1'\ 1rn Bailt•� 1s 111 at h!s home , • as soon a-s possible. with his mother and hls ,s:randG'1rl SCOl3: l camp w ill be he Id a I C amp Ch . es1 er W ·I_th 1''I rs. parents, Mr and Mrs. M. L. Kelly • Everson , director and camp nurtie. S he w 11J be assist ed by Mi aa Jan 1ce Zerkle returned • • •, : Eleanor Circle Officers Installed With� Candlelight Service At Church Thursday .. . ) '"1'" 11.ia ,-, 'a. :l ,� ' '� • I�, tc .� .• • : ·""� � ::!:: f�':. '·' rs · OTHER eounl.)'.. illlliD& buBlnea £°-r:.. . �(HE DAILY SENTINEL Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 14, 1960-,'I They'll Do It Every Time ·- _ w1mnr11tating t.:ditoriaIJ,- LookJng Ahead On Tiu! F-ood Morkets LE'l''S GO.. SHOPPING -- LOOf< WHO'S One'" Own Bootstraps . . TALKINl!t with the except ion of in 1lk. Only pasteunzed and homogenized milk is served. Safety a•nd sanitation are the watchwords on the vacation farms. Almost any type of recreation t"hat you wish �is available in the vaca-tion area. One finds a modern swimming pool on a nearby hillside, or you can wa l k back through the field.'! to an old fashioned swimming hole in lhe creek. There are horses to ride, trails to hike, streams and lakes in which to fish, and a nine­ hole golf course that is really a challenge to the best linksmen. For those who like lo explore there are rugged ravines with many caves and ledges. The hills and v.alleys are full o( historic relics and unusual sights such as abandoned rivei;-­ boats, covered bridges, and an old stone school house. Several scenic routes wind through the Switzerl�nd area, some follow the cool val­ leys while others stay atop the highest rldg, es. The skyline drives offer spectacular vis• las that extend almost 40 mil.., The terrain in Monroe County resembles F IY IUNCtil Switzerland and the lively little towns have ' famous names like; Calais, Antlotb, Sardis, Sta,fford and Jerusalem. The litter t()wn's i1 pldured flte&, the calm, 155ur­ post office does a terr!llc buslnet• al Christ• ed, arlstoctatlc vlsage of France's mas from people who want their cardi stamp• De Gaulle, as aialnst the ratber fat, r-1ther anxious, alm01t in­ ed with the Jerusalem postmarli. ,gratlatl.n g countenance of Rus­ In addition to the Fann Vacation · homes sia's ICbrQ1hchl!!v. The elft of a iold SputnJt from there are cabins for rent, and several camp­ Nlklt• affected � Gaulle'a mom.1All of the fun or farm life can be yours for ing areas are available. fflental calm not at all, it would as little as $35 a week which includes all of The Farm Vacation idea really began 10- seem . the good food one can eat. Children are charg­ ye.a:rs ago when Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ackerman He (lie Gaulle) aeem.ed to say "Here· lltlle man, a sword half rate. Not only is the food plentiful ed started opening their home to summer vaca­ rattler, I•a tbja klller (really) of the and well prepared, the vegetables are min­ tioners. It grew by itself, then was part of Innocent in ituncary, too pomp­ u tes-fresh from t h·e garden and eggs are ne­ the promotion for the county pushed along ous, loo utilearned, but we must ver more t han a day old. Practically all of the by that county's Resource Development pi'o­ be nice to hil'l'I, for we all must try to live in one world." food served is produced on the same farm gram started four years ago. And then, to put a period at ·-- · · ;� -----_ the end of all sentences, the t _ _ • _ i< ·-, ,, u ,. m m , . o - , .r,,-n� -,h.-U-nited States hll dug French premier shot off two nu­ ld , u t a u 1 lht> habitable part of the Seneca that ditch and PAID for it and clear cbarae& in- the Sahara Des­ Too often we Meigs rountians ease back in front of out TV lubes and worry over the question, ·· What can we do for ourselves?" There are many things. Monroe County, which is betoming an excel lent test tube dis­ play of wh«! a " Resource Devt'lopment" pro­ gram ran do. shows us onr of the ways a com­ munity of peoples can hoist itself with its own boo1straps. Monro{' cou nt�·- now known as th(' '·Swit­ zerland of Am erica, .. capitalized on its main resource - h i l ls - 10 build an att ract ive re­ cre�tion indusl ry l lere is what th(• Ohio De­ partment of Industrial :rnd Economic Devel­ opment says about i i : I f you haJ C cvt'1· had a yen to spend your vacation on a farm in Switzerland, you can now experience t he same effects without leaving Ohio. And it will only cost you $35 a, week. One visit to the incomparable hill country of eastern Ohio and you will understand why so many Swi:ii;s people migrated to this par-­ licular region . The Switzerland of Ohio area is virgin ter• rito ry for the vacation industry because prior to the inception of the farm vaeatton plan 1 there were relatively few overnight faclllttes, Now due lo the efforts of the Switzerland of Ohio Vacation Association there are seven fann s open to vacationers and more farmers . . . are eqmppmg their properties to take care of the overflow during peak months. V-..t•ll�al 1rown a1par­ a1ua t.a.ke, tbe 1poUi&bt at the vea:­ et.able counLer, Supplie, in Ohlo vary from moderate to heavy. QuaUt1 Uf excellent. Greenhouse tomatoe1 wUl be in pe.ak produc­ tion from now to earl)' June. The Cleveland and Cincinnati areas re­ port. liberal to heavy supplies. · Quality and fiavor are very good. Local ap1·in£ 1reens _...,pinach, kale, dandelion&-are appearing on the counte�. Endive and esca­ role tre also Jnexpenaive aalad &reena. Head lettuce quality is bet­ ter lban it haa been. Snap beans and broccoli are iood choices. And carrots. celery and onions remain economical choices. 1 • I Did )'ov lnow. 1'hat? ' M: HAilllNI , --E--o-11·-.o-R's MAILBAG Arm· 1 yv1·11r.. N . V . May 10, 19UO Deer Sir: Udorc Con.L:n•ss doses I ts ses.11:on NO W would he the mo� t idenl time to pet ition our Con gressm11n In Washington. D. c . , on behalr nf lhe following measures · 1 . Abolito-h Capitol PuntMhmenl, eX<'f'Pl ror "l're;iRon :rn d DofMt Pu!lhc-n. , 2. Abolish K nng:irno Courts. rresid1:mt the 3. Granl lhf' Powrr to V ETO lndlvidual items in hills nppro11rlutit1 g T 11xpayers mon('y for Govern m cont Spe nding. 4. a,: 11 � lor1w t,he WI LSON-CONDON Dill, wh1rh would require all phys h• ally ahlc wc!fore rllf'nh lo take 11ny jllh offered lhcm, "part time, full time. temporary or pNmant>11 t' , or he slrlt•kcn from Hclicf Boll& bul insist that o WPlfare l'l lcnl �hould No·r hnve lo forfeit h1� home, properly, l i fe in11ura11ce In order lo obtain A PIECE O F BREAD. :i. Po!!lpone the bulldlng or the Klnzua Dam 111111 lteservo ir, whkh J• Indian Reservation and would violule the Treaty 1md ,promise!! given the lndiam1 by George Wn8h l11gton and the Federal Gov crnmenl. The Conewago-Cattara• ugmr Project would accomplish the 111.1 m e pu r p<>He as th e Kinzua u nd would � tore 3 T IMES AS MUC H F LOOD WATER and SA VE $100,000 ,000. The C onewago-Catt araugus P I a n would BENEI-'IT the Senecas, Pittaburg, ll1e Cnnewai,:o Area and the, Ohio -m,•e r Valley . 6 Abolish lhe Electoral Collegfl insitmt provide for DIRECT VOTlNG for f.he President and V ice President of the U. S. A. 7. Prrserve the TEXAS BOUNDAHV UNF.; for over 121 yean T(,,c89 ha 11 maintained a ·boundary of s Leagues in lhe Gulf. 'J'his wi1.� reco K nized by lh e u . s. when Trxas e,nlered the Union and l'n•sident Polk promised to defrrul i t. I! Texas Is CUT BACK tu a 3 M IL E BOUNDARY it rnc�ns the I..OSS 0£ 1 739 183 aere!J ond M I LLIONS 0� o'OL­ I .Ait3 which would otherwise •go lo our PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND . 8. lnlii!t we keep and PRO· TECT lho PANAMA CANAL, DA I LY C RO S SWO RD ACROSS 1. Applaud e. Incite• lO- Caplttll ot 2. Enrll■b� man {Bl8J1g) 3. Sllftlcltmt 4 , Bucket. ti. Winner e. OrampU11 '1. Beoome old 8. Perform .9. Made hard ""'" SJ. ThlavW 1lanr 11. Body ot Kattlr warrtora 23. Pollab 2d. Ralae4 29. Radium (1ym. ) ao. DI.I• n-prd 31, Nortla u. ......... 1�. t.nd contra.eta nlcknU\8 1t. .A.PleriClan flnan.tlal" :U. BheltlN4 1T. otten IL Move 18. 81mllu :II. lbd1t WIN 1', Of bird, U. NHdlo 1,1. 4 poplaf ....... St. Man'• (po,t.) .. ., or made .,... has a long standln& AGREJtMENT with the REPUBLIC OF PANAMA, giving u11 FULL SOVEREIGNTY OVE R THE CANAL ·I ZONE, Ple11se urge our Congrellmen not to repeal ihe Connally Reservation · becau &e il it , is RE­ P �ALF,D the United States will be a t the mercy ol the WORL D COURTS; 11 po.ulble example would be a legal move to take the Panama Canal away from u1 and INTER�ATIONALIZ& IT. 9. Ehmlnate Red Tape that hloders progress lo out F.umer,, lab o r and mana&:ement, ' but' l!ttcour n ge and endorse the propol• ed 23rd Amendment, the l:lou1e Joint U_eaolutlon No. 23, which would incre,ase TAKE HOME PAY AND WOULD HELP TO ABOLISH INCOME TAXES. . JO. Demand Restoration of our Right-Jul [nherltance to the Gold Standard by supporting HOUSE RF.SOLUTION NO. 368 and H, R. l O l6, ert, even France. before Mr. K. left The hero of gallant France in the da71 of the under1round, the resistance, Is simply above being ruflled at thi■ late date. Vive De Gaulle, say J. But you know I bf!lieve we are all e:oinJ to make It i,eaeeiully alter all, Nothing 10 u1elea1 H a, lot of dead c!Ulel\,1, sm�shed cHlef,i ruin­ ed countryside. EnoUgh tei fM-.ough to put it Into two words. ' Middleport Feed Mffl Poet's Corner "We Do Custom Grinding" Mo. 2nd St. PhoM WY 2-ttM MIDDLEPORT "GOD AND I" There is nO need for sorrow Within my heart today. No need to think -� tomorrow­ For that is another day. Command l1RA VEl Y P o w er! ,.. ... tile •.,,.Mower. Riding 30'" RotarY Sulky. Gravely Tractor - mow, the linut. J■waa.. the toughest rough with ltUtf come I Jmow that I'll find Him there. . Command Gnwly Power to UKhtm your l•wn. uxl pnlea dtore1fOne Tttl(tOf - 30 1'""001'! -Mn. H_.r,, Wolfe RaciM, Ohio • All-Gear Drive • Power ReverH • 30 Tools More for your Moneyf l l . Abolish Unlon1-Jn the event ot a strike, srant the Pre• sJdent the sweeping powers to Heize and operate the clo1ed plant. Ut As a llvtn1 MEMORIAL TO IRA H A YES (Pima Indian) and the servicemen who helped to raise the U. S. na1 at Iowa Jlma on Mt. Surabacht, February .as, ·t945, grant the Pima Indians the right to hook on the POWER GRAVELY TRAO'OR I SALES & SERVla - aptl'\Ul'9 Ir.- ..__ ff. COion .,,_ a11a1, IS. 11rtpe4 d,IIOU ntraneo ··-­ ..__. , \VII'• tor ... ',' DOW!I' ' 1, Clllaat. ll'OOI, ) --t, DAILY cnt�tiOl'I: - Hen'1 llow lo WOik Kt .& lr: T D i. B .& .& lr: tt Ii r. o x a it m r. r. o w j ., • 11111 flu I- olmply _ ,.,. miothw, lill � A .. fDr tht tlll'M 11,. X tor tbt tw'IJ •to. lln&:11 l•ttnw. .,.._ I lllo l,a,th ud tom1atJ+,, or the - 111 IIIJ: lalall, - Oq lllo code ltttffa m o·-. lt?J..., • ' • \ ■ ........_.,... ••o, m 'l' tr - 'lO lllfOW,WJU.'l' 1T Ja, 1"' III' IU.CA'IILAT• . ,• � >• J -., , I ! ·, l ,._ 'I >· o .• /·• \ • . � luy 'Em By The Box And Sav, $ $ $ ' ' '. �� . . Coraer Bul&er1lul eel 'PJOl'!Jl.WY•Z.:�176 .. "' ... , Seeond Slreeli PO,MUOY, ,OIIJO / .S..lecf ,. your spread ' er naw at u• ..,.,, . � FU LTON TH O� PSO N , Me igs lqu �pmen't Co., ln.c. Wit..,. Quality 16 ParomoUIII , Q W lll l' l - X' L W I JI; . 11h 11 a,r, · o.s,.._., JmllOIR8• 1Ll� Q . ILUD, am (Euluslve) ,a · �;� !f�• '!'�*P.I· .� ··•rlNlll•aal Ha,...,.,,__ ..............�. PLENTY OF WA.TER FOR EVERY USE - Regular $138.00 - ½ 11.P . 1H· #fA�!•DUtt . . ·l'I; SEE YOUR PUMP MAN FOR GOOD ADVICE AND A SOUND WATER SYSTEM INSTALLATION I n stead, it is arrillRCd for mounting on a New Holland Model 5-T (5-lon) wagon. Wide (road of tho 4-whe� ,node! is espe<iallyl adapl• abie to hillside OF.ration, and offers easy hi�h . an:d unhitch when used a, a for"'° J,o�. � 1 A a,ttop• 11■i--■ ! ,. ) 1 v· m 1 .1,, x a ' 'l/ K P'a i x. a L W P·x ■ , jo tr A i, 2 .. wh;eel undercarria�. ' .Soo as tudu filt Ill -.- . ,you, guu., ,;,u,.. of JikColmlckperCo,- ' home and farm-water problem. The Model 335 (with four wheels) i, similar to the Model 330 without the 11'1 ... lllolpl4 This new, high-capacity, self.priming jet pump for shallow or deep wells is the answer to your suburban NEW 4-WHEEL SPREADER I Hea.,.,Dmy mower ...,& an , ft,. l>ulk wida - �.<0 1Uy daJIL 48, 0ulde ': •, IMAGINE , . . the whole family using water al the same time . . : LAUNDRY, DlSH&S, SHOWER and plenty of water in farm buildings, too! New • · Holland's All �ullt RIGHT 110 Stay ·11GHT lrt-t-t- l'omeroy, Ohio May Is Natio nal Wate r Syste ms Month GET YOUR t.,OWER GUARDS THAT ARE (qm.) CO.- Paulo,. Brull I ', ! I I Latvia (ehl"'-) k n.loll 11. lndl&"enoue a. Nlckel .. were an 111ate ring worth about $25 •.nd • $1J pair of cuf.f llnl:1. A Ohio ' IID■tof '8. -'-11"1 '' ' •' •.. • WI PHONE WY Z-2115 Mulberry Ave. uld, taken, he IT' s COMING. ! olmo I The only obJecta 22. Intnquent 35. �ii& Old WOllt or so. -.. ' ' .-i H /l l sfU� 1 , ( WF Sugar Rul\ Flour Mills NEW YORK U PI-Alger Hin, who served a prison term in con• nection with alleged Communlat spy activity, told -pollce hla apart ment was burglarized thll week. 112 I. M•ln II. the other citliens of that ptrt of the rountry are doln1 (Arizona). WIil you kindly ,))181 thfl word along to your frlend1, nelahbora and bu1lneu ..soelatea 10 they may aend their oplnhm1 to theJr Represt,ntatlve1, by writinc or telephoning their Con1renman TODAY. __ APAllTMINT IURGLAlllZIO Phono WY,24'75 FOR WATER RIGHTS-ju1t lib ., ''SIGN OF QUAL ITY'' ASK fOJt FRIE QEMONSTRATION tµCTO R SALES Be SJire• Of Quality, Service, V•lue POMEROY, 'OHlO l'BONE WY.WlOl I . • F ,i r' 8 t offering. Something · ,new, A wonderlul, e:1etusive prod uct th.at can save e.vel;'Y ' livestock farmer hund:red.'i o[ ' dollars eaoh year. Nationally 181d"VertLscd. IC you ihave a \tarim- background , or if you r are fami,J-ier with the :(,arm . · trade in your area, tlUti can he t.he profit opportunity ol a lifetime. $504. needed for fu't mOV'iDg inventory. Oon\t wait - tetritorics are cilo.idng fast. W R I T E: RICHARD CONN, INC., 1271 EAST BROAD ST., COLUMBUS 0, 0. (Pleiase include <phone number) SPECIAL $ 102.95 - C<l•�:•�:/• 1 Pump Reglllar $il2.SO - ½ H.P. Convertible SPECIAL $85.95 _ Jct Pump -- Les, Jet 19 SELF· PIIMING JET PUMP POME ROY, OH IO JACK W. CARSEY, Manager PHONE WY-%-218 1 EAST MAIN STREET �(HE DAILY SENTINEL Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 14, 1960-,'I They'll Do It Every Time ·- _ w1mnr11tating t.:ditoriaIJ,- LookJng Ahead On Tiu! F-ood Morkets LE'l''S GO.. SHOPPING -- LOOf< WHO'S One'" Own Bootstraps . . TALKINl!t with the except ion of in 1lk. Only pasteunzed and homogenized milk is served. Safety a•nd sanitation are the watchwords on the vacation farms. Almost any type of recreation t"hat you wish �is available in the vaca-tion area. One finds a modern swimming pool on a nearby hillside, or you can wa l k back through the field.'! to an old fashioned swimming hole in lhe creek. There are horses to ride, trails to hike, streams and lakes in which to fish, and a nine­ hole golf course that is really a challenge to the best linksmen. For those who like lo explore there are rugged ravines with many caves and ledges. The hills and v.alleys are full o( historic relics and unusual sights such as abandoned rivei;-­ boats, covered bridges, and an old stone school house. Several scenic routes wind through the Switzerl�nd area, some follow the cool val­ leys while others stay atop the highest rldg, es. The skyline drives offer spectacular vis• las that extend almost 40 mil.., The terrain in Monroe County resembles F IY IUNCtil Switzerland and the lively little towns have ' famous names like; Calais, Antlotb, Sardis, Sta,fford and Jerusalem. The litter t()wn's i1 pldured flte&, the calm, 155ur­ post office does a terr!llc buslnet• al Christ• ed, arlstoctatlc vlsage of France's mas from people who want their cardi stamp• De Gaulle, as aialnst the ratber fat, r-1ther anxious, alm01t in­ ed with the Jerusalem postmarli. ,gratlatl.n g countenance of Rus­ In addition to the Fann Vacation · homes sia's ICbrQ1hchl!!v. The elft of a iold SputnJt from there are cabins for rent, and several camp­ Nlklt• affected � Gaulle'a mom.1All of the fun or farm life can be yours for ing areas are available. fflental calm not at all, it would as little as $35 a week which includes all of The Farm Vacation idea really began 10- seem . the good food one can eat. Children are charg­ ye.a:rs ago when Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ackerman He (lie Gaulle) aeem.ed to say "Here· lltlle man, a sword half rate. Not only is the food plentiful ed started opening their home to summer vaca­ rattler, I•a tbja klller (really) of the and well prepared, the vegetables are min­ tioners. It grew by itself, then was part of Innocent in ituncary, too pomp­ u tes-fresh from t h·e garden and eggs are ne­ the promotion for the county pushed along ous, loo utilearned, but we must ver more t han a day old. Practically all of the by that county's Resource Development pi'o­ be nice to hil'l'I, for we all must try to live in one world." food served is produced on the same farm gram started four years ago. And then, to put a period at ·-- · · ;� -----_ the end of all sentences, the t _ _ • _ i< ·-, ,, u ,. m m , . o - , .r,,-n� -,h.-U-nited States hll dug French premier shot off two nu­ ld , u t a u 1 lht> habitable part of the Seneca that ditch and PAID for it and clear cbarae& in- the Sahara Des­ Too often we Meigs rountians ease back in front of out TV lubes and worry over the question, ·· What can we do for ourselves?" There are many things. Monroe County, which is betoming an excel lent test tube dis­ play of wh«! a " Resource Devt'lopment" pro­ gram ran do. shows us onr of the ways a com­ munity of peoples can hoist itself with its own boo1straps. Monro{' cou nt�·- now known as th(' '·Swit­ zerland of Am erica, .. capitalized on its main resource - h i l ls - 10 build an att ract ive re­ cre�tion indusl ry l lere is what th(• Ohio De­ partment of Industrial :rnd Economic Devel­ opment says about i i : I f you haJ C cvt'1· had a yen to spend your vacation on a farm in Switzerland, you can now experience t he same effects without leaving Ohio. And it will only cost you $35 a, week. One visit to the incomparable hill country of eastern Ohio and you will understand why so many Swi:ii;s people migrated to this par-­ licular region . The Switzerland of Ohio area is virgin ter• rito ry for the vacation industry because prior to the inception of the farm vaeatton plan 1 there were relatively few overnight faclllttes, Now due lo the efforts of the Switzerland of Ohio Vacation Association there are seven fann s open to vacationers and more farmers . . . are eqmppmg their properties to take care of the overflow during peak months. V-..t•ll�al 1rown a1par­ a1ua t.a.ke, tbe 1poUi&bt at the vea:­ et.able counLer, Supplie, in Ohlo vary from moderate to heavy. QuaUt1 Uf excellent. Greenhouse tomatoe1 wUl be in pe.ak produc­ tion from now to earl)' June. The Cleveland and Cincinnati areas re­ port. liberal to heavy supplies. · Quality and fiavor are very good. Local ap1·in£ 1reens _...,pinach, kale, dandelion&-are appearing on the counte�. Endive and esca­ role tre also Jnexpenaive aalad &reena. Head lettuce quality is bet­ ter lban it haa been. Snap beans and broccoli are iood choices. And carrots. celery and onions remain economical choices. 1 • I Did )'ov lnow. 1'hat? ' M: HAilllNI , --E--o-11·-.o-R's MAILBAG Arm· 1 yv1·11r.. N . V . May 10, 19UO Deer Sir: Udorc Con.L:n•ss doses I ts ses.11:on NO W would he the mo� t idenl time to pet ition our Con gressm11n In Washington. D. c . , on behalr nf lhe following measures · 1 . Abolito-h Capitol PuntMhmenl, eX<'f'Pl ror "l're;iRon :rn d DofMt Pu!lhc-n. , 2. Abolish K nng:irno Courts. rresid1:mt the 3. Granl lhf' Powrr to V ETO lndlvidual items in hills nppro11rlutit1 g T 11xpayers mon('y for Govern m cont Spe nding. 4. a,: 11 � lor1w t,he WI LSON-CONDON Dill, wh1rh would require all phys h• ally ahlc wc!fore rllf'nh lo take 11ny jllh offered lhcm, "part time, full time. temporary or pNmant>11 t' , or he slrlt•kcn from Hclicf Boll& bul insist that o WPlfare l'l lcnl �hould No·r hnve lo forfeit h1� home, properly, l i fe in11ura11ce In order lo obtain A PIECE O F BREAD. :i. Po!!lpone the bulldlng or the Klnzua Dam 111111 lteservo ir, whkh J• Indian Reservation and would violule the Treaty 1md ,promise!! given the lndiam1 by George Wn8h l11gton and the Federal Gov crnmenl. The Conewago-Cattara• ugmr Project would accomplish the 111.1 m e pu r p<>He as th e Kinzua u nd would � tore 3 T IMES AS MUC H F LOOD WATER and SA VE $100,000 ,000. The C onewago-Catt araugus P I a n would BENEI-'IT the Senecas, Pittaburg, ll1e Cnnewai,:o Area and the, Ohio -m,•e r Valley . 6 Abolish lhe Electoral Collegfl insitmt provide for DIRECT VOTlNG for f.he President and V ice President of the U. S. A. 7. Prrserve the TEXAS BOUNDAHV UNF.; for over 121 yean T(,,c89 ha 11 maintained a ·boundary of s Leagues in lhe Gulf. 'J'his wi1.� reco K nized by lh e u . s. when Trxas e,nlered the Union and l'n•sident Polk promised to defrrul i t. I! Texas Is CUT BACK tu a 3 M IL E BOUNDARY it rnc�ns the I..OSS 0£ 1 739 183 aere!J ond M I LLIONS 0� o'OL­ I .Ait3 which would otherwise •go lo our PUBLIC SCHOOL FUND . 8. lnlii!t we keep and PRO· TECT lho PANAMA CANAL, DA I LY C RO S SWO RD ACROSS 1. Applaud e. Incite• lO- Caplttll ot 2. Enrll■b� man {Bl8J1g) 3. Sllftlcltmt 4 , Bucket. ti. Winner e. OrampU11 '1. Beoome old 8. Perform .9. Made hard ""'" SJ. ThlavW 1lanr 11. Body ot Kattlr warrtora 23. Pollab 2d. Ralae4 29. Radium (1ym. ) ao. DI.I• n-prd 31, Nortla u. ......... 1�. t.nd contra.eta nlcknU\8 1t. .A.PleriClan flnan.tlal" :U. BheltlN4 1T. otten IL Move 18. 81mllu :II. lbd1t WIN 1', Of bird, U. NHdlo 1,1. 4 poplaf ....... St. Man'• (po,t.) .. ., or made .,... has a long standln& AGREJtMENT with the REPUBLIC OF PANAMA, giving u11 FULL SOVEREIGNTY OVE R THE CANAL ·I ZONE, Ple11se urge our Congrellmen not to repeal ihe Connally Reservation · becau &e il it , is RE­ P �ALF,D the United States will be a t the mercy ol the WORL D COURTS; 11 po.ulble example would be a legal move to take the Panama Canal away from u1 and INTER�ATIONALIZ& IT. 9. Ehmlnate Red Tape that hloders progress lo out F.umer,, lab o r and mana&:ement, ' but' l!ttcour n ge and endorse the propol• ed 23rd Amendment, the l:lou1e Joint U_eaolutlon No. 23, which would incre,ase TAKE HOME PAY AND WOULD HELP TO ABOLISH INCOME TAXES. . JO. Demand Restoration of our Right-Jul [nherltance to the Gold Standard by supporting HOUSE RF.SOLUTION NO. 368 and H, R. l O l6, ert, even France. before Mr. K. left The hero of gallant France in the da71 of the under1round, the resistance, Is simply above being ruflled at thi■ late date. Vive De Gaulle, say J. But you know I bf!lieve we are all e:oinJ to make It i,eaeeiully alter all, Nothing 10 u1elea1 H a, lot of dead c!Ulel\,1, sm�shed cHlef,i ruin­ ed countryside. EnoUgh tei fM-.ough to put it Into two words. ' Middleport Feed Mffl Poet's Corner "We Do Custom Grinding" Mo. 2nd St. PhoM WY 2-ttM MIDDLEPORT "GOD AND I" There is nO need for sorrow Within my heart today. No need to think -� tomorrow­ For that is another day. Command l1RA VEl Y P o w er! ,.. ... tile •.,,.Mower. Riding 30'" RotarY Sulky. Gravely Tractor - mow, the linut. J■waa.. the toughest rough with ltUtf come I Jmow that I'll find Him there. . Command Gnwly Power to UKhtm your l•wn. uxl pnlea dtore1fOne Tttl(tOf - 30 1'""001'! -Mn. H_.r,, Wolfe RaciM, Ohio • All-Gear Drive • Power ReverH • 30 Tools More for your Moneyf l l . Abolish Unlon1-Jn the event ot a strike, srant the Pre• sJdent the sweeping powers to Heize and operate the clo1ed plant. Ut As a llvtn1 MEMORIAL TO IRA H A YES (Pima Indian) and the servicemen who helped to raise the U. S. na1 at Iowa Jlma on Mt. Surabacht, February .as, ·t945, grant the Pima Indians the right to hook on the POWER GRAVELY TRAO'OR I SALES & SERVla - aptl'\Ul'9 Ir.- ..__ ff. COion .,,_ a11a1, IS. 11rtpe4 d,IIOU ntraneo ··-­ ..__. , \VII'• tor ... ',' DOW!I' ' 1, Clllaat. ll'OOI, ) --t, DAILY cnt�tiOl'I: - Hen'1 llow lo WOik Kt .& lr: T D i. B .& .& lr: tt Ii r. o x a it m r. r. o w j ., • 11111 flu I- olmply _ ,.,. miothw, lill � A .. fDr tht tlll'M 11,. X tor tbt tw'IJ •to. lln&:11 l•ttnw. .,.._ I lllo l,a,th ud tom1atJ+,, or the - 111 IIIJ: lalall, - Oq lllo code ltttffa m o·-. lt?J..., • ' • \ ■ ........_.,... ••o, m 'l' tr - 'lO lllfOW,WJU.'l' 1T Ja, 1"' III' IU.CA'IILAT• . ,• � >• J -., , I ! ·, l ,._ 'I >· o .• /·• \ • . � luy 'Em By The Box And Sav, $ $ $ ' ' '. �� . . Coraer Bul&er1lul eel 'PJOl'!Jl.WY•Z.:�176 .. "' ... , Seeond Slreeli PO,MUOY, ,OIIJO / .S..lecf ,. your spread ' er naw at u• ..,.,, . � FU LTON TH O� PSO N , Me igs lqu �pmen't Co., ln.c. Wit..,. Quality 16 ParomoUIII , Q W lll l' l - X' L W I JI; . 11h 11 a,r, · o.s,.._., JmllOIR8• 1Ll� Q . ILUD, am (Euluslve) ,a · �;� !f�• '!'�*P.I· .� ··•rlNlll•aal Ha,...,.,,__ ..............�. PLENTY OF WA.TER FOR EVERY USE - Regular $138.00 - ½ 11.P . 1H· #fA�!•DUtt . . ·l'I; SEE YOUR PUMP MAN FOR GOOD ADVICE AND A SOUND WATER SYSTEM INSTALLATION I n stead, it is arrillRCd for mounting on a New Holland Model 5-T (5-lon) wagon. Wide (road of tho 4-whe� ,node! is espe<iallyl adapl• abie to hillside OF.ration, and offers easy hi�h . an:d unhitch when used a, a for"'° J,o�. � 1 A a,ttop• 11■i--■ ! ,. ) 1 v· m 1 .1,, x a ' 'l/ K P'a i x. a L W P·x ■ , jo tr A i, 2 .. wh;eel undercarria�. ' .Soo as tudu filt Ill -.- . ,you, guu., ,;,u,.. of JikColmlckperCo,- ' home and farm-water problem. The Model 335 (with four wheels) i, similar to the Model 330 without the 11'1 ... lllolpl4 This new, high-capacity, self.priming jet pump for shallow or deep wells is the answer to your suburban NEW 4-WHEEL SPREADER I Hea.,.,Dmy mower ...,& an , ft,. l>ulk wida - �.<0 1Uy daJIL 48, 0ulde ': •, IMAGINE , . . the whole family using water al the same time . . : LAUNDRY, DlSH&S, SHOWER and plenty of water in farm buildings, too! New • · Holland's All �ullt RIGHT 110 Stay ·11GHT lrt-t-t- l'omeroy, Ohio May Is Natio nal Wate r Syste ms Month GET YOUR t.,OWER GUARDS THAT ARE (qm.) CO.- Paulo,. Brull I ', ! I I Latvia (ehl"'-) k n.loll 11. lndl&"enoue a. Nlckel .. were an 111ate ring worth about $25 •.nd • $1J pair of cuf.f llnl:1. A Ohio ' IID■tof '8. -'-11"1 '' ' •' •.. • WI PHONE WY Z-2115 Mulberry Ave. uld, taken, he IT' s COMING. ! olmo I The only obJecta 22. Intnquent 35. �ii& Old WOllt or so. -.. ' ' .-i H /l l sfU� 1 , ( WF Sugar Rul\ Flour Mills NEW YORK U PI-Alger Hin, who served a prison term in con• nection with alleged Communlat spy activity, told -pollce hla apart ment was burglarized thll week. 112 I. M•ln II. the other citliens of that ptrt of the rountry are doln1 (Arizona). WIil you kindly ,))181 thfl word along to your frlend1, nelahbora and bu1lneu ..soelatea 10 they may aend their oplnhm1 to theJr Represt,ntatlve1, by writinc or telephoning their Con1renman TODAY. __ APAllTMINT IURGLAlllZIO Phono WY,24'75 FOR WATER RIGHTS-ju1t lib ., ''SIGN OF QUAL ITY'' ASK fOJt FRIE QEMONSTRATION tµCTO R SALES Be SJire• Of Quality, Service, V•lue POMEROY, 'OHlO l'BONE WY.WlOl I . • F ,i r' 8 t offering. Something · ,new, A wonderlul, e:1etusive prod uct th.at can save e.vel;'Y ' livestock farmer hund:red.'i o[ ' dollars eaoh year. Nationally 181d"VertLscd. IC you ihave a \tarim- background , or if you r are fami,J-ier with the :(,arm . · trade in your area, tlUti can he t.he profit opportunity ol a lifetime. $504. needed for fu't mOV'iDg inventory. Oon\t wait - tetritorics are cilo.idng fast. W R I T E: RICHARD CONN, INC., 1271 EAST BROAD ST., COLUMBUS 0, 0. (Pleiase include <phone number) SPECIAL $ 102.95 - C<l•�:•�:/• 1 Pump Reglllar $il2.SO - ½ H.P. Convertible SPECIAL $85.95 _ Jct Pump -- Les, Jet 19 SELF· PIIMING JET PUMP POME ROY, OH IO JACK W. CARSEY, Manager PHONE WY-%-218 1 EAST MAIN STREET �·- ·� · -·---- ____ ., __ '1" • .. . '"'"\""' • • -t ... � s n e h �r t A n I s r e h t n South Poin t Is O p p o s in '-'e; P a _ T _e d B Should Give Home Te n1 V "et 0 100,000 Expttte,I To See Bartle For Pole Rigney Full Of Glee With His Golden Pitching For Giants lNDIANAPoL ls UP[ - Mote tha,n 100.000 Sp@ed•a y u.ns were expected to 1urn out today lo wil­ nea the "baltle or t he pole" u Unltitd ,,...., lntlffnational lime tria ls for t he Memorial Day Pardon thJl1e San Fra n cisco 500-mUe auto ra('e got under way. Glants for cackling, but you would The hot pil ots to watth includ­ too if you coul produce such a d ed a bevy vf ve t erans, amona st1rtlin1 stri n g of golden goose them Eddie Sad1s. Troy Rullma n, eggs. ''This 19 the besl pi tching I've seen 1ince I took over this dub" A Cartoon ll!vwy Nt,htl beamed manager H i l t Rigney art 1 Mc.-Cormick er southpaw Mike beat the Dodgers, 3·0 Priday �-� Iii A night. , 1 ns, oN Dl'ive- 1 n ·- Mamir- Van Doren and Tex: Wil liams in TONIGHT - also Gene EvaM - Robert Blake "RE.VOLT IN TI1E BIG HOUSE" Al.so Cartoo n "BORN RECKLESS" SUNOAY and MONDAY Frank Sinatra. Eleanor Parker 'llhelm,i Ritte r, Ed w G. Robinron "A HOLE IN THE HEAD" (Scope and Color) - also George Monlgomery in " STilEETS OF SINNERS" (Vice and Dice, Dames wi!hou t Shame!) Aho Cartoon -----·---- - NOW AT STAT THIATRI PT. PLEASANT FNnkJe Ava.Ion - Nan Ladd "GUNS OF TIIE TIMBERLAND" ■ See a Bug . . . Coll © © PRII INSPICTI­ CONTINUINO OUARANTII NOTHING DOWN 1!:ASY MONTHLY PAYMl!:NTS :IO YIARS IN IUSINISS CALL YOUR LOCAL AGENT Hlohlond Aff, 1ir-:�� ...C,... THANKS �lne le h•ndl• home re­ lllftlelln■ from atart 19 flnl1h ... For Your Vole and Support In The May 3rd Prbnary Clyde G. MIUhone County Trealllll"er Pol. Adv. t1ulck , .. economlccil .. ; eftlclant. YOU DONt Nm> CAgH hCIIIIO •cldltlon 11 th ■ .-� . • :' S' IDlt. h c·Ives U One H'l J Inc,-••• llvlil1 •P•••• Atk .. r., lno ,,11111.11. rr Toronto Victory , vn -. o, ■ - HOME¥, YOU KNOW ITt , ... .........,..•. ,... · COllli n M idd l :: � ; ;;;; 1 _ 1 f,ea�e dR d r r:: . i'!:""� . ' '. M .', _,. \. camp, or slave labor conce ntrations . Jpi, �ly an lnfiniteslmal number of cases are these unlor­ tunk!el in their state of tragedy through any fault of their Nge� are wandering the highways of the ned l Jim Porter af G all-ipaU.s, District ' Deputy Grand Chancellor, was the J inspecting officer for Fides Lodge, , ,, K of p Th11nday eveaing when the ' lod Jile hel d their ann ual inspection. Also �resent for the ceremon ies was Tom Mills of GaUipolia, Gr.and Master of Arma. Herbert Hoover is Chancelor Commander of the -:>rder. On May 17 the loe11I lodge plans to attend the meeting of K. of P. in Gallipolis when they will have work. in the rank of Page. " • Mlll8L�R;r -� .p y · E.Hubetli. Fry, the little English Quakeress, must have se,-med' very smill and insignificant to the people of London , when sbe bepn her campaign1 in behalf of prison reform. But 8h e eventua U\I!- Jlllffed. a nation;. , t1'J,�ap� (.o serve as leaven. . First Things First ' ' 1 · , · · · · Wlitch came first, tlie egg or the chicken! Dow n through th e yea rs, especlall)' in th e early years of our CbristlaG en· me� liave debated and argued over questions of less I mporta nc• 1:han the o ne above. · v.rare men' of letters, scholars of their period, but their learning was of little value l\llm�n­ lty tor- they spent much of their time in S"l' bislonf !Wing ream. of manu�pt, ,;11:h writi_n�a of . lltl1e or no importance. The pur suit o wisdom Is laudable, but It 1eq·d 191 Jtself. The primary goal of huma nity is to S<;llk the Lord and when He foulld · to help others t o flnd Him also. All othe r ne edful thmgs will come. . . Essential is ' the Church, where o ne may c ommune with God, learning about Him and His for our lives, for it will aid each of us in our efforts to seek alld flitd' the Urd', AU o\her goals and endeiw ors are of less Im parla nce. Attend Church. Cail' upon God a nd His presence will go with you. . II> need, ,njj[· youright' job. your to Always fair prie•. ™'" de)ivered surfacing faet -Is servlc&, WY-2-3/llk Middleport ' Pon erey lladgel . 'fOREMAN & ABBon �m Built llaen iii llN11'Ebi° stm WORKERS ' . OP AURIJ;A •' ,. !:�·v I - of Bolsam " =•n·· ' .,,-� :., • .�. CQ&st 'hit. Dealor ' Baken Of Good Bread Sffl· · � p,,n:· .sun; i. 1qt. f"MY � � Of ' ':! =-�· � °1' • at "!'H lit\!;,. ,.... Wiitf\i!' mv::!:: lll;.,-� WJiM-. "'t'ii .· \ � -:iir *• �, .:!tffl ._ � � '� =- CoiD1 � . " .., . � ._ , ''i t:ao �c.-.� . . •.·� ' :� -tr�,- 'l:: ·T ':I' �• '!illcMt• "l LI !· 'Q'-.� · '.I·'°'• £i , a., , , Ill, s� • ;,�· t. lllll' • ', - - iM +,ii'' ,fl � lit � -�.f�!"""-" P. � llofalnl�. ma Cliaiaiiel, Aa tht;,I', =�"'1.':�· a·,. n. � ' . ii,eid v,. Vear Dodge· & Pl:i,nonlll HEINER'S BAKERY ' ,. t' '-it! ,, sodi i :t. H. RAWLINGS & SONS (0. n:a_vens\Woud, W. •ttld' •-"";i: •"'I-f.:.• •t�� � w.· ' ·,wu: , ' 11 Ruppel\, P11Bt*. -9 :30 a m Sunday Spirit"; M '{F Both Juniors a nd 8ebool; 10:30 am Momin& iwor- ,Seniors at 6 pm; Sprlng Dlstrirt ablp enlDr" choir will 11111 the · t:onfere nce 3 pm at Grace , Methoan · . Sermon "/( Letter Fram dist Church Gallipolis·, Monday · · .,..,...-:-,,..�- u,,.lli� •� pni, Joung peoples meeting Sun• _...........�., ., • u1u... .....r. and .m.rs ,._ 7 pm Membership Tr.wining class .n"m· ; . u w.-, u· 'W" Ith .ll! d hy 6:4s pm. ,Rlchard VaUChn l,lld" Mra. 1:vllrett mieeta ■t church; Tuesday 6: 30 F,- �odkt Churc'- RW. ,'Pa� ii coiln,!9IIOn; Miinday P.m Re\'. Brown will attend a W . H. 1••••1•1"'0th, ,-,tel,: Laurel �:801 ��� meeUn.,1 In the ril.Ntlng of The Ohio Board of cum SUO«"U !ll<!hool v:sn a, m., :Pl•tor'i ' �tud1.i wettnelday 6:30 Evangelism in Columbus ; Wed1 Phil WlaH-, SuDli ClMI ll'fttlnt 3unior cli oir pl'1cticej 7 pm Sen- n esday 9 am Prayer and 11tudy 10:30 a, 111 . W"'. &ltey id eharge : lor ell6lr prac"Uetr. of a book "Luke'a Pol'tralt of . nr'i 'ier�• l!'ff 7 P - m, E\lana:ellstte _ . l Wednesday 7 pm ChoirChtllt"; Mfddli,. �t,urelt. , et ... flfhl· · Old �rvlee, 7 � •· ';; Pollor In <�1• 9 :tt, am SundaJ; SdJool with rehearsal, Mn. Joh n Werry, dtr� rlHline • . . � ayer _,.. DI t-� '1 . 30 p. ty Fowles; SQpt; 10:10 am ector. · . · \f•IJ IR ..-,v.kle ,with · Ol.,s ...:,. � ; m r.W" ,. ' Rev Hirold ,. ·' ' 1 Lau,it.Qd ,uett nitn- . �hu� of C hrflt, Mllllllleport, � i'"'Mll JCUla l'ree llet!todJ : Bev , �ttltt •6 , ,, Jr, • B¥F � and 6th Fred I. Gardner. Mi nlsl4,r. 9:Su .P.. StraPllh.aup -�4f;1 . , :� 'Ind. Jr. HI �d s,. JU BYF Bible School. R. C. Steffy, Supt.; n. -.. � � - � , day Scbuol 9 ,30 a, Wode ' "to •'New�'J1Mt'' 1 , •..,li..l�� k t t d.l\lJ'®1 r · • . t pn, £,e- · !�30 Morning Wonhlp. Sermon , � ' ... �' · '. . •. . li\1 Hilley, 1, 9-. llomhia· Woi · , _r"J , , 1 , • �-:'f"'I' '11th•· ReY-i. Bl • 'Nlllli p lph· :(;. 1 HI■ Church"; 8 Youth ffour ; '1:30 ... "r : 4tp lO;_l •J,a, ,i. 1. � • - -� '· Seirtnon •Know· • , �� ,, Tltf ' : · ' lb · Even1nf ,entce •··� iobi8l'1; � •U�� ' TlleS'f? lEveninge SService. Jt!•f hephe , ; Wed . s 7 : 30 rd . " , th nci :J:,c ' t Iha oi• talkW•' · T: hu d - 'Ji' ->:e\,(i��·•�• a..' . - . Smith JI. o'.;q-i. �Ir , ll'fftln• Waid� · /. Bl 1�1 . Jleetin1 and Blble- tudy; "Prryer uclay eiln: W' . ·m · 7:30 t . , \ ' t f. 111 �qi ' � Blitrtui"U' Wm' , · •nda , ��-�� .J!SQ �d 10 · · 1 "W • 8:30 Choir Practice. j at' ·(� ' 9· f Mf , _. �WU� q4,_• wal1e 1 ' -Sund, Slhb"Q)'li�1�1 • • �•� . , - • Molholl.. Chu rch, Rov. ·. di l,;6,ii I• ·••! '!fliit •� · ' vl f 'Jlou, 'tl)·lil ·• ';.tl i • hl\lNal•f AotollllilJ ' �" , o pr lr . 11 Ro rt Card, Pastor, SUndlY , ··- � '-o�a. JC; cbdJier'J _ pd"kloi• ' flti.i� � ffllitllJ• 7:30 "1 · •QuntJ.db'�Of #ie· . 30 ; Lloyd Dll "SCJlol,I' l' I •• ,.; Cliljdlen•, ,· llnt<r, : I lr. ctu, mMII. •• �nd wonblp,, 'Y �/j; , , , ·''. , Su .; Wonthlp Service 10:4/11 m; -0' 7':!0 p,•..- lltlrtlli , Trio. ,. ' &9 : , ,•_p-_ - , 1>;je • 1,.., . · e tltJ4 �y and ftldri. a f "", • • ' . , ' Pa!t!,.. -�dlepm ,wt ':· �to�e �r !'' , ' '' Ziln , •r. -�iy •venln t Pro,-; Mltll!tf-" �lfdo,_ \ lnilltlt,t Cllvrell of Ctirlol, ..I� ,!l#- J1ipt!,lt i�l•J!:ic1,r1i4. ll I';. Ali su,t. . , Supt as.ctitil � BJllit. �:ID Norman � ltum61e; beo,:e minllter. .. ... � Pa,tot J\J(er � . er Hnices at 7:30. 1 , . l h h l !I�-, "�tl' • u.;.1 � "'" of � 1118. """' f e � avpt, llihlt fkhiiot t' o ., ' 1/ _ -� .lll hool �:» >.,,',-1(;;, Ch . 1. , m 10 -1! ; .... �;l!f, .L J � ""'""'P :11 1. ::!. il; lb � � �9": i n D1111n, p...,._ -W ! 30 hlp Sun o '"ll1h,..,. , , , �1 1'"'4 , , . •..i ,J'.:i: .:!. . �. · •• ua Clu1llt:laiia£nd� (J'outh) I p. . !!l:T .daJL! Sch'.• J0:30; no Yo utJI FIii• �Llf� ; lawOl1 , �' ,111/ !W> �� lll!lti!", '(\:plc, '.'N'<' ltt.J-ttoil• ,Ev� .Jonibi)l 7> J< DI< 1p lhl8- Sundoy evonlnt, · 1 •�1 ,•• � ' · C IUI Church;. "· •• Dunnl .fflltl Un � "" · bl , --- ctwNII .. � rf n ' a, t. 81t'Ntl, � a 'IU� �� . _ t �· ; · • ,. � , �t• ;, Pntor. Sun.,- ·Sthoot o:so: M, 1.... , , 11�11,19 � � "' 1-' L .;,, Kn� _.etlli� ,� \ • 8 1 "!"VJ , • " .,_ · '1{41, D. m · • ll evmtn1 aervice eon, ct 9:SO L m. W i,f . •, • ,lt; l.iilml, I ; . , 1Yn<u,t .Cliurcl); F.. 1,. ' s.:r-Dll e �Dllll • , • ·�rot,, L�ll l;/ � , ��,.!"'1'1# '��jj lhiat ........ 11' ;w ,� , n' Jll"'�n, lh� •Dunn, Paitor. Sunday School 9 :JIP . T"'' • ,......_ • ,acmool 1 �!fir. klwl t:10 a. , m. YfJdilt�)er-: 'r�llJJ,"\"" �U o. .me •d 1 � I. Gueoef Wonbip IO:@· Prayer Meetiq ID/ 7 Monda, ,t �tli« , 1�� ��::' ..-, Sund&)' eVIIQlnC tit '.f::id. 1fedn't■day �:f1n1 7 :30. y SI -Cb�hes af Syracuse 1tt1D Cit Ha : ll'k � I� , , ' KMlllil�lil N'all' ,,.-,..._....,, _· it Nii ,--..: qb. � P , 11 !fi � • cuit obrfaerv� � llilfllll ,1111; ,c.; • �....-.. !Jli;llc! ,,. Dl� ��• :. �J:;;cit ""' "" llottien Day wit . .. m. ; Watcli� •• ·� � ' 1 .,� 1 �··Iapprop a.te lll!l"VICU. ·•KuJd � - •� r� 1' for our Mo� w'll- l'li"e aelmoh , , 8 Pit 1, !Ill Pi� . • ill■� � lhli 1t"he'- 1'ie,. 8 • DP � n theme. :A.ltetldan� ••• . 38 at L. � !i.': u,,IP �ict ; ai mtellill, Tll�7 }1. m.;� , •• I I •· bN 8;!'0 pin Olltll r,11 • Ca-I � 1,l . e. ' m. · ' ' · . , •J:-1 · • ill lfN llilct� two � lhtpj I" Prii Wed. J:el' m u\ I, bind wONhl,�i! . d& �· foi � C� � · '•' ;>� llil.,C. Y°""';. olit· Sou1i! aol1o,I ...... Cku , l,enil"' at liettti p.' Y. � CuetJ Paul Hobki, aflhllter. D:80 111 of ill, There �...- :flow-en it1, lir!' a:i'd, . lfiii. IIM- W � •• I.� 1'\, ldna Sabd.a, SehooJf Mo' "IIJIOliblf' i .ohe .H..•{ttP�ifiMJ lu-, �hMO- � • wenf '1ven to MN. �� Wotr• f•IQ. p;. 1 "' ·: W MOl'IWUI l(Ol'lldD 10:IO 1".'' �Yf�rir, J:ir �� -'1 \lice •� � to rfflf•I meiqbe oldest mMN?: illla'm Har'. , · MNN, .t ....,.... �� . ' rl,. youngest m thh, an4...{lilt,. ,rlr-° , YQ_Qil l!J:40 p. m. ;Eun1elll- r _,_.,._, �-. , � �i • g: l'i'Wa,- �t t'tlm"7 D� ). ::=t 1 � 1• btp .1 �(..i �I ...,...� •l ,flt W'ill0n 1 ho t. J• mes Sou Jsby i{l er , Uc � ' P , � �"1,a1,, I· \ A;llu"' ' .P n · . · :, _,.,,_� most claUdren Present...., 1 1 � \!i l;IO'° , ., 1 !i , ------- - - -�lt'.•1 th8f' $i'f- ....1 ���r. lf , Jm San .. '- 1+t .• , ���; _. .,an(9Jt- ...9;!11! l'i ■tit: Wonblp , tervlH; , Mr. and Mn. ClJde Croll and Ube!:f1 A:ft-; ero,...� MOl'tl.- a�, 11!1• . ..llitle � .,,. .,. .1, Col�mbu1 tpent ••r -a,.ii� mW tetvict ,i( tt· �tll . KORT.ALS teemu.. Julot<j -� � �ll 1:ilG pm , Ol� -.!-�lhl oi �vival; dau,bler Lynn : parentl, 1 rrayer lleetlni; the -end· 91th •• • , • �"i' ANQ JIO(OIITAIB 1H -IUb� be Kel� dbrlntr lift. w'.Ptllilp·Jour; t p. '"· thu...,. - 111'1. A. B! C!<>atl- om! !Ir, ontt ' -•1111' 'l]ddoa, Tai: fo 10 SW>dQc 1A,boo);t 8:iMiJt MiJ � � , colili fllit� e lrinrD, Miftlsttr. •lln. HOWIM Nel&ler, il 1'•11 ,..cor. -land11 ,aelr6al af bt w1111.ll,,.. mbttNd •li death; bbl 18 f,:JO i lame1 Jividen of Zanesville 8ebooJ t:18 am l:en Ufii ln ii t>oCOONI ml..-;ltd lftd� ,airUu.U, be ti � 111!1fbhl ,' lluli; 1 •t:lb �; Wonhlp l0:80 nt �'qt lfotb"ep Day wltb hi1 moth. Pint Ulllt-.l ;ric:i::hftC:� ....... T':IO: aacl � Jlomw .,8, WI- Of 'rltf Jin. , I. F. ,111ldetl, ,._ i,o,i,kw �1 1. , , � I l- •f · ( l 1 1 f f I } . J �,..., -,_ ·- ur ·• \,; .,. ) ,_.. ..,. _,,.. • ...,�...,.-; -�. ◄.., ,. . • ..- , .. ' ,- ; ' )� ' CQC'er ' � OfllO YAl.lEY tAKING' (O•. Kitchens Pllddleport �•.1lll<l• llf!I• ShopPtiit . • t! · "' 9 th .,ua •l!rior _ ,u· ._ bo!"f ....,.., u� 't . 11orm .n� ui..; ml 1'11· ·' ' fit,riao y; 1 . '' • l i'V,i:) I i}t,¾:Ht I r' ' ,.a , ,:; :r� .....,.. e -.,.; ,,,,..p , _,...,. ......,. __, ..... ,, .,_ . ot. 111' &u."' _w·�!!"I :�, '11T •� MMle . ' · "'· .i.. �tJ•.. Wemm-, D'IMkia �iii • . : a,,.....,__�, _;, ' � t FIRST HOLY CO M MUNI ON - Children o f Sacred Heart Chnrch ar e pictu red here In thei r First Holy Communion May 8 given by Father John Turel at 10 a.m. in connection with the May crowning ceremony. Front row, (I to r) Ma ry Virginia Burkett, Cathy Conde, Charlene Marcinko, Patricia McGlo ne. Back ro w, Stephen Tatterson. Richard Radford and Dennis Hackett. ° Class1'cal 1Mus1c Pays Ii" " · . ,· . .,,.. 'lil'vtnt -ft , !" •�•Ir , Off for Minneapol1s Bar Owner MINNEAPOLIS UPI-Beer and Brahms? "Everybody sai d that combina.• tion - would put me in the poor house," commented tavern .owner Lynn Thompson, "but I haven 't gone broke yet." � Unifonn Sunday. School lesson for May 15: TffE When Thom piro., suggested C_J-ilHsTIAN IN SOCIETY," Matthew 5:10·16; 13:31-35. bringing a cham beJ muti c- group lo$\ Wesley was an lnoonspfcuous priest'. �f ihe Established into his tavern, the Purple Gobt , "lhe1 lboug.h t I was crazy.' Church, of England1 who never he-1d a vicarage and never was le Now at least a rew lhin lr: the reco�nlzed as an exalted one by his OWTI denomination . But weekly concerti are a _good idea. he f ll � ry l ved " -ll �TIFFLER RIO ANOIOi. ' ,��ER FURNITURE ," ' ' ' • oot,an . 'A/ith the hope it wi l l, in some measure, foster ond help sustain ll'iat which i s good in family and community life, this feature .is spor:isorecl by the bu�iness firms nnd organizations whose · nomea · 11'.!�r l,>elow. Ready-Mix Co. in Goegle P•il• 81, Phone Middleport C ,: Enoland from a French Revolution in the a y sa ' u.a: of competent . opl-'on 'historians. r•· J:obn Brown may have been an eccentric, he may have been _ head. of _his times. But i n mild ly i nsane, or be mav have- bee n a ,._ h-2 GWtneu j.-...• lhe nati on t hmkmg - he helped 8Plie Of · his faU,w. . to leaven the polltical Illml>· O And What a job of leavenidg Gha ndi d id, with his doctrine · of Rassive resistance! ut e'/eey leavener lfves every day within th� sight of mar� ty.rdom . • Every Chrlsti.:n a Light preac A Scotch ber, m ' d "b'mg his spiritual experience told- the stoFy of the old lampliP,ter that used to come doWil the street in the even ing time� hghting the street lights. "I loved to watch him, as al child," the preacher said, "be· cause everywhere he slopP,ed ��tft a light." . There lS no Christian fri allr world today who is not in a position to light a light i n sont8 dark place. And God k nows how mucti,darkn - there i!J in .this world of ours, ; '.fhere are. sbo '1 .offlces.,, , scbools, fact«i es, and streets , , W. \DlllliWOI.ld,� >Iii-'•ftVII'" &y,1-...,ver dark if it wl!te nOt fdr some stray WhOril�ts it up With gOOd humor, faith, and good will. Arll1 1 It does not -require a college degree to qualify for that kind of ' ' job: Laguna Beach, on the. s ' outh of CallfornJa, is 3, lovely little _cltJ cllngiDJ tq the 'toot of the mountains alon gside t)ie sea . - � at a convenient. spot on �e main highway, hear to a stop hght, an eccentric takes: up his p ost day after day, hailJng ewery passer-bY with' some good natured raillery or wise commen · Tens ot thousanda of travellers have gone on their way sriiµfpg because of the lilht he has lighted. Arid os;ae d�� not need to be an eccentric to do It. (Copyright l960 liy the Division of Christian Education National Councll of the Chui-cites of Christ in the United states of America. Soili& " oa n. 1111Wnt c.w 1a. o aib"'o111 .......... ITUR E IAillER fURN , n I! It very dlfficolt to make the refugees think they are the , (ortlinate of the earth, and that they are to be con gratulaled, at• J'esus said. That kind of gospel would not get very far the Arabs of Palestine, or among the dilpossessed Jews of Egypt. As a . matter of fact, this beatitude of Jesus' ls one of the most dlflfcuJt· ones of all for the interpreters, u ntil we read the � �e words, ••for rijhteo.usness' sake." THat's what makes the differencer There are those in our World who suffer because of! what they are,, and there are . tboie otliers who suffer tiec�use of what other people are. A• between the two· grou�s, ,the persecuted are the mo re for. t"'1ale. Leaven In the Dough It has �n . one of the functions of Christianity, through ..... -, ....11... .. .. l•lY., ,h!, , ' �1- ' ( , 111 1111 , I or are pen­ Tlll!:r are where they are because they lived on the ot a, line, they spoke the wro g language, r the � t · ln the road' of someone who was ruthless and strong. · ' ffltMell Persecuted isHo, LANE fWEf111Att :Clfffl:S, ,, STAii AT $Sf..fl , . d; in prison g sldl, All 1nw11d �liltrit II Iii ,,.,,I ••••• for • f•mlly 1:1 ' 1 ,: world Uproot�, dilillusioned, bitter, homeless, and unwanted re­ _., -,i•·; , ul' 14, 19ff0.-li · Roy L. �mllh As we come lo the end o f what has lleen called "Tlie lnler­ naliooal Refugee Year" there is being forced upon us lhe , reaI!"ullon that there •� more martyrs a-m on g u,, i n thi s gen­ el'.litloft, _than the world has kno wn i n a thousa nd years. We, �st of our scientific advances, a nd ou r imp roved slatidar4'-of clvtlbalion·, at the very moment when 45,000,000 The Priscilla Circle of the Midd le port First Baptist Church will hove guest night t�H . Tuesday wheh the Circle meets at the home of Mrs. Richard Hovi.ttil" for their· regular meeting. . Other Circles of the dturch wlll a l so meet at 7: 30 �pf: t]ie Dorus Circle at the bqrp� of Mrs. · Circle Richard Owen, the �i!:(bv at the home of Mn. zl!JIP" Baker 1 11h e home and th e Eleeta Circlfi' of Mrs. Owen Bratt�A, Lodge ln,pect«f • May By J Griest Night Tu esaay u: O., : New Generation Of Mart yrs ftt frtt tttllllffi, " Dally Sentinel, Pomeroj-Mlddleport , ·- (•. 11:1,11 PROITMION TO· TO &El.KT' YOUR BOAT � - mllhts/m,e ; tJfrbl tkte! "-;',� • --- . ·- ·�- --- --.-SUNDAY SCHOOL LESBON 0 1' TH E WEE" M.AIUNI SAIIS, ' •I ml£IE .� . BIOWM'S ' "" ..... !MIii ,, '"' ol tht •••r ••�ilo11lcal -ya to UI Coo1 eather I e Reds I Not L'k Who Are H ot A Chil licothe _ :wtl nfonl gJme is to fo l low the Pomeroy . South Point ' contest. Chillicothe should win I that one, look for the Panthers to I l D find t hemselves in t he regionals [ CINCINNATI UPJ-The weaP next wee kend as Jackson upended ther remains on th e cool side, but Chi l l icothe tltic e in season p l ay, th e Cincinnati Reds are as hot 111 11. day in July. The Rhinelanders went after Bv United Press lnternati.ttal, · ._,.... S'fANll'Jl\11"' � TIJ their 10th straight win today and Toro nto's Bob (Riverboat) Smith if they get It they will be in hailgave up only one hit Frid.t.Y By U• lttd Preti hthmttton■I ing dislahce o f two club marks. nigh t-lo rival pitcher Dick :8:id[­ NATIONAL LIAGU E Way back i n 1899 Cincinnati ett s. W L Pct. GB ttle d oft 14: win11 in a row for ra 20 San Francisco . . 18 7 .7 Ricketts, former Duquesne Uni• Pl(teburgh . . . . . ltl 9 .640 2 their consecutive w{n streak recvel"!ity baaketbal l star, got the MHWaukee . . . . . 11 8 .M9 4 ord. The modern record 1000.vl one Rochester hit in tbe second e conS!sts of 12 atraight wins dat 1k M2 Cincin nati . . . , . 13 11 . 4 inning. Third baseman Clyde Par­ L-Os A ngeles 11 15 .423 7 % accomplished i n 1939 when they ris moved over betause Ricketts St. Louis . . . . . . won the pennant and in 1tn7 9 14 .391 8 is a lert-handed batter and was Chicago . . they · finlshetl fourth. when '2 7 13 8 caught out of p0sitlon as the ball Philadelphia . . . Man a.ger F'foo Hutchin son who 9 17 .346 9 1h :r:ipped past hi,n, says his pitching staff l !I looking Friday'• Ruult■ as good �all it did bad durin1 tbe Smith tired In the ninth inn­ Chlcato 4 St. Louis 1 first two weeks o! the sea10n , Cinclnrtatl 1 Phlladelphl■ o, N ing a nd Wllili relieved by Pat Sca n­ sen t the second halt of his 11.kid· Plttd>uf'11h 8 Mllwaukff 2, N hit­ Rochester tlebury who held korp" to the mound-Jay dle N u ... An Los Francisc S.n o 3 l ess durin& his brlef ati nt in tbe llook ---to race the Pbll adelphla Probable s.t.,rday's Pitcher& 5-0 Toron t o victor)'. ls in a single Ladies D ay conPhi lnclnndlC at Phlladelphla BuUa l o Bisom remaine d The • lest. on the heels of first ,place Tor­ Meyer' 2,,1 VS Mook 3-2 ------Plfttbu,wh at Mllwauk......,,,.ew onto in the I n tern ational League RIOIRS SIGN KASER stpn d ina:• when they defeated 5-1 n Burdette 2-1 O A UPI A 'W TI' - Rick K:i8er, ■■rMs eoCttlc■ St, LOW• 1t Mo n treal 6-4 ln 12 J n nl n1,. 26, a halfback-end from the U nio,.o vs 11,worth 1-0 · The Bl1on1 h11d to come from Loa An..1.. at hn Franc isco- versity of Toledo who h as played for the Brltilh Columbia Lions the behi nd tWice to win the g1me. Podr" 2·2 .,. O'Dell 1 -2 past two years, was signed with Bob Morgan lint tied- it at S-3 Sunday's 0-MH the Ottawa Rough Riders for th• with a seventh Inning homer. Phllallelphl■ at Claclnnatl 2 1960 aea■on. Montreal th«I went ahead 4-3 in Plttlburah at Mllwauba 2 the top of the 12th only to l011e St. Loula al Chl1-.o 2 HALAS SELLS BUSIN E SS out SIi Buffalq scored twice In Los An91let: at San Francltco CHICAGO UPI - George Hala,, the bottom half or the lnn\ng, AMERICAN LEAOUI owner-co ach of the Chicago Bears W L Pct. GIi Havana handed BIily Hoeft or the Natio nal Football League, his third Josi with a 13•hlt at­ Chicago . . . . . . . . 13 8 .619 hae sold hia wholesale general tack that beat Mlaml 7-1. Jfm Boston . . . . . . . . . 10 7 .� 1 merch1md i:le business to Julia n . . . 11 8 ,519 1 New Yor k Pe ndl eton and Felix Torres each Ros eth of Chicago. hit his fourth home run of the Cleveland . . . , . . 11 9 .550 1 ¾ season to aid the Sugar Klnr Baltimore . . . , . . 11 10 .S24 2 PACKIRS SIGN PAlll 8 10 .444 3¾ Detroit cause. GRE EN BAY, Wis. UPl - Dave Waahjna:ton . . . . 8 18 .381 0 Hanner and Henry Jordan, both Columbo• climbed into a third Kans,s City . . 7 14 .333 6 defensive tackles, have signed place tie with Richmond by bet1l Friday's ....,Its t he ir 1860 contracts v•itb the ing t he Virginians 4-3. • Chicago 4 Cleveland 2, N Green Bay Packen or the Na­ ,, The standi n gs: N.., York 7 Walhlntfon- 3, N t ional FootltaD League. · • W , L PclV>GB DetPflilt- ,4 1Cane11 City, 1W (nn, N ,. I ' 12 5 .706•!] ; BaltithoN It Eloft01t)l 11ij'f4>ii1if1 :t91n rt'oro nto 14 6 ,700 ¾ :&rtalo S.tunlay'o Proboblo , �h.,. . 1 1 1 1 .500 4 Richmond KanNI City at . Detrolt-�ucks 10 10 .000 4 Columbus 0.0 vt Foytack 1-2 9 10 .474 41,4i Havana Chlcqo at Clpeland-Score Montreal . . , . . . 9 13 .4-09 ff 1-1 YI Latmen 0-0 Roche ster , . , , , . 7 I I .389 6 .,._ York at W■1hlntton Gib­ 8 14 .364 7 Miami . . . . . . . . ler' 1 -2 vs Pascual 2-3 aaltlmor• at lo1ton-Walku · - 0.0 va Monbauqu.tta 3-2 Sunct•r·• Games S,mior, lem,e Sunth,y Sunday evening 40 members ,,,f kanws city ■t Detroit 2 the graduating class of Mlddl epofl Chlcqo at Cl•velend 2 High School wtn leave Parken­ N9W York at Washlntton burg by train for their trip to laltlmo,. at Botton 2 Washingto n . They will visit the historical place• In Washi ngto n a nd will re• Pattel'llon Putting On turn Thursday eve ning:. Mr. a nd Mr.1. Donald Plu nkeh Milea11e In Tralnln11 NEWtbN, Can n . UPI-U may will accompany the group as chal)­ be a relaxlni weekend for some erones. people, but not for Floyd Patte r­ or better. The hlah jump compt aon. tltion will bt 1parll:ed by CharlfO' The he1vyweieht !.?hallenaet wlU Duma■ of use, first man to cletlr engage ln 1p1rrin& teHlons tCM¥)' the bar at 7 feet. and Sunday a nd plana to pre�e each one of the �1n1 drlll& with four miles or roadwork. P1tlenon, who meet, champion lng•mar Johanuon for the heavy­ wela:ht title at the Polo. Grounds June 20 paalfd • up a 1p1rrln11 1e111ion Friday but did hla uauaJ four mile, on the rotd. lo your OOIY WOY 19 ' t LOVE ME- NOW1' IASY IIDIIT TIIMS A roe11 .,,,;. ::; ", . . . YMlr swtnf i1 all W'IWtf You,. utlnv tM .....,.. bit The po le \' ault has attracted J. D. Martin, the Oklahoma ace who hBR a mark of US feet 9¾ inl"hes; and Marine Bob Gutow­ ski, th e former world champion . The shot-pul, this year's ri1a­ mor e ven t in any track meet, he• drawn three of t he �'big tou�1.1JL. Bill Nleder, Dave Davis an d Dal­ las f.ong. Ou l y Parry O'Brlen is misRing from the "slxty•fool club". This trio wi l l be gun ni n g for Nieder·.� top mar k of 60 feet, 7 inches. The dis<'US event has attracte d four men wi t h marks of 187 feet I .��S.. .,.__ h .:mo FRESNO, Calif. UPI-The 34th annual Well! Coast Re lays-adver• Using "Wh e re world records are broken"--gcts under way today at Ralclifr Stadium. And al l the t a lk i� about new .. ceil ings" that oh l y two or three years ago were consi dered im­ possible. 1'hese include: Po le vault-16 rt:et; high jump -7 fee t a l ready reached; ,hot put-70 fe el; discus--200 feet; 100-yerd dash�. 2 ae�nd1. Meet director Fl int Han ner things t ha1 the best chance for a wor l d mark in the grou p may be the 100-yard dash. In t his event, Rfly Norton, run­ ning for t he San ta Clara Youth VIiiag e , hae be en !l lrtlng With 9. 2 •for two yeani. He has been cl ocked in 9.3 Revera! lim es. Phone 460 Pt. PIH_,.nt �" _!"_._.,_... ' t.,f/{u,,J New Ceilings In Track, Field To Be Cracked CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. , Pom�y's Panthers _should, _, f t,h�P,lly, qp to . . 4 slll>JIIiti find tllem.. lv�� •l"th• District <.;Jo!IB )lA baseba ll toqr�� fmals Ld ntid.'l'ftemoo.D: today. • . �t minute arra nseme nta Fri, i ht achtdullng �tf the first 7-ou�d(lt Mih ford a'boa� . i �i P�1 , rollr}II" of a 2-game SM: 1n the di• I! ti.-nt'! m l h r . t �e • trlet pity on the OU lo'roah dia- � -=:- l tti:" ��:.:! pr�� i O • mond that' stalrted at 12:30 p. m. Jt ,�q · • ror II number today. T1't opponent ii South gram,. P 'Romll9'01, PW n l, winner over Satkaon In the of �et" n I h a s hed , R i . !iectlonal, buts a frequent �irtim of .:n Wh • ::;1 � r n 1 h_ " l ed medloere leap in season Jilay. A fin�':: ro/ Mon� sec ,on';1��a!s a and earlier or .facbOn. day. _______ South Point fell to Gallipolis 1 7'6 with the Blue Devils' second l ine pitcher wolti n1 a nd t he enI' • • tire teiun ot' subl in after the Hr" slty ha(I talrm a 7-0 lead. l,i · ' • 1 TERMITES a 1 ,D al S �t .;OD F R .. Or . y Z:l0..-.rt_unit -·�z,rt"' '-"i - ,-.;-1 -'-t their ninth straight by downing tb.e Phillies. 1 -0 and the Cubs dc­ teated the Cardinals, 4- 1 in other NL games. In the Amtric.in League, lhe While Sox widened th.eir lead to a full game wi1h a 4-2 victory over 1he India ns. •�� Tig�rs _beat I 1he Athletil.'s 4·3 m 14 mntn�s. and the Yankees snitpped a three gamt" losinll sl rea k with a 7·3 df!· cis1on 0 1 4:"r the Srn • tors. Ram posl ponemcnt of lh.e ta uscd The Giants have now won seven sr heduled ga m e between t h e in a row and le ad t he Na t ion a l Orioles a n d Hed Soll . Le ae:ue by t wo gam e &. Tha t 's only O'Tftle Bianka Phlls half the story though. San FranSou t hpaw Jim O'Too l e of the cisco'a pi tchers hav e hurled t hree Reds pi tched hi ll :o.econd straight straight shutouts and not a si n gle shutout while outduel l ing Ruben run has been scored against them Gomez and tur n ing in a seven In 29 consecutive innings. luHer. The l oss was t he fourth · McCormick a 21 year old south in a row ror the Phillies who have paw whC> wa� pald a S00,000 bon- �ot . stored o run in t he las t 29 u, nve y•ars ago and is proving innings . . . So uthpa w Billy_ P1e�ee of the a stea l at t he price, leads t he club in ftrlng blanks. His six•hit While Sox won hl& t hltd ,ame_ of victory over Lot Angeles wu his the season even though Jim Pier• fifth straight without a defea t sail and Woodie Held . cl ipped him . and those five wins inc lud e t hree for homers. The White Sox tag rookie Wynn t.{awkins wi�h ged 1hutouli. his second loss agamst three vic• PlretH Thrash llnvH when they g?t to him for tories The second place Pirate s bea t n s in !he fif t h. ru three won Reds 8-2, , the the Brues detendlna: "IK)O" king Rodger Ward Totiy Bettenha u11en and Jim Rath mann. Toda1'1 fastest qualifier wina the pole position, the inaide front row spo t from where the flyl nc ,tart is led on race day. . All-STA RS 1 eroy- � ; :: : = ::- 8 � : s ll Wade, former V•nderbUt ,tar wil n g ti:,,• Li:·A�:�,.� they Lraded Norm va n BrockUn It) th e Phi l ade lphia Eo1le1 ofter lli,t et ���-'" � ?n �• -l'U..,Wn UK � UPl �""'.,."' p 1 957 season, has 1igned for the 1 960 ond 1961 compol rno. Di et Gr oat - 01 lhe PitU�ur& h Pira ... Ued a modern major leaCARDS � Tl!AINP cue record Friday night when he reeled off six consecutive hits ST. LOUIS UPI _ Jlr:k Rotkt hree of them double& •ri:d two of well trainer at tile U JtlVU'lil)' or them ln the savenlb lnnin1 whe n cXJ orado fol" ,even � haa his teammates scoftd •ight run,. •l�ed to handlt• ty� .J:o"b ' with Ul e He becam e the 37th pJayer- 18 St I Louis Cardi� o( -Uie N�Uon­ in the Na t iona l LeaJae ,and 19 In I 81° \F'ootball LeaauB • 1ft, :J.960, • He the Ameriran-to tum the trlek • .reriace!I or. Josepb' �ller: wllo since 1900. The late ' Wil�ard Rob- re8'gned wl)e,1 tlle · Card lpals . r e Ori.... . v id from Cllicago to, St'.. Louts inson of t he ol d Baltimo' . olt's, holds the bal l -time mark. si x thls \ year. straight singles and a doubl e on ---·- - -------June 10. 1892. Not si n ce 1953 had a player gott en six hi ts m a row in the Na t iona l Lee-gue. Connie Ryan of lhe Philade lphia Phillies, did it . '.\ then. . n We 're not t in to educa. the beer drinkers to the charms of classical music, " Thompson e xplained. "But we 'd like to re• edut'ate a few of the mush: loveh to the cha.rm, of a g l ass of beer.'' "WI! drew good people from the very start;: Thom�n said. "Once we had just an ordinary n e ighborhood tavern, Now I think we have something d iUer• ent,'• U there's one thing you have to m a t le ft�s ��e ��! �:at�: dif<;:���!: No bl azing neon slen� Na loud noiaes. A nd if you aren't looking cl osely, you might walk right past without knowi ng it was there The music is good and the a t• relaxed. Tho1n11son 3'&pb ere ' ..;1 1 .'.,lhe bul k of his ta l ent-_an _ _ � · •� �_ ite _ ,__ fe_ w_o_l__ h_ ls_ cuSlomers · A,pple Grove -r _ ..- • ty E XK:lByeMrs. H•rbert Ve n tsRoush I'\ Attendance at Fairvie w Sunday School Mothers Day wall 56. Each mother present was presen te d a nower by t he Supt . .Herbert Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Wa l ler Mc Dade, J(im .and Gene Early and Mr. and Mrs. David McDade and son of Tray spent the weekend with Mrs. Edna Roush a nd family_ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shields and daughter Judy enjoyed a pie• nic at the home of Mr, and ·Mr-9 . s·ot, Hill,· B.ashan Road Sunday. -.,rs. Bertha Arnott and Mrs. m. Howard Roush are medieal pa· tient.l at Meigs General Hospita l . Mrs. Dona Parsons spent Sunday with her moth er, Mr.a. Ka te Rowe and sister, Adi, · at Mt. Moriah. Mrs. Liz:r:ie . Bos.tick and f-.mily ha �e tnoved mto the Bob Woods re11dence. • • c'eorge Donohue of Columbus apent the weekend with bis parent,, Mr. and Mr1. Ro,, Donohue. :&frs, Kenneth Wolfe, Bessie Slaq.ghntr, Carroll Wlilte and Mrs. Herbtrt Rouah an d 10n Roger a.t�ded revival servicel 1t Syracu ae }i'azarene Church Monday eveplJllBrian Robi nson i1 confined to hi! H oihe wilh \he mumps. . �, . _ Visift�NieCe Ah....- sl Y, --oi- Hts. Soc·, at E nts I n COrpen te r d:� ■ .- '. . Society Report '.,Ir. , nd Mn. Curti, P, Cauthom (Margaret Grace), Mansfield , were Eas,,er week end 11u,esta o f her par-from members of the Minnea• en s, M r. an d M n. ohn G race. l I po is Symphony. Now and th en, during a quiet Mrs Rummager it movini to passage. there's th e sound of the Agnes Price house in Portland. beer gurgling from bottle t o A birthday dinner WU held Sun· . gl ass. It bothers on ly a fe-w o( day, April Z4, at the home of Mr. the l isteners. Thompson, himself a former aod Mn:. Guth Smith honOrll;ll musici .i n, refu §es to 5ell beer William Stet hem, Mn, Mallie BIii-during th e �oncert. But most of eri cli of Parkenburg, and Mn. his customers make 11 ure they Linnie Mtlnnil of Akron, all of have a. fol l pit cher on the table whom are in their seventiet. 0th• en: .a tten4ing . were Mr. and Mn. before i t starts. Cyre l l Leo nhart' Parkersburg llro· a. "Finan,� ial l y it has yet to be ' Ue l� n Archer of Reedsville, and crashing success," Thompson said. He admits to llt9ing money ' Ne II ie Steth e m. on �me contert n ight., just I Garth Smith Is su 111tute mall hrealung even on �Jthen:. Some- carrier ror John Grace who bu times he 11111:es a. little money. •...,en 1· 11 for the -...-� few day• : "But morally, it's been a wonMrs. Shellie PettY, a cook at the derfu l experie nce," he said. "I'm sort of proud of the --.n,,nn(e who Rivervi ew Eleffle.41tary Schoo), W come in here. Bu t I doubt that absent from worlt due to � badly some of th em hav e ever tasted cut hand. beer berore ." ond birth day of Danny Jorden Even the regul ar employes was cclebraled and a [amily reun­ were a l it t le dubious of the pro. jed at first. Now a few or the m ion of the Reed Jeffen family WP h eld. The Lee Jeffen family re­ e njoy the co ncerts, and the cent ly arrived home Califomia to others manage to pu t up with ·the make their home in this vicinltJ. music-. The customers are a study in Larry Stansbury, Reynoldsburg, themse l ves. They come from spent t he week end with hi.a par. nearly every occupation 3nd for a enls, Mr. and Kn. Dale Stam­ va�j��Y .Qf ,r�asons. As far as the bury, and Jerry. music i s rnncerned, they a ll reMrs. )ta l \ie Luwther received act differently. Most lii p beer or drag on a cig- Mother's' Day greetings by tele• arette during the tw" hour con- phone from her $'.)fl, Evans Rutbertert . Some af them study t he ford, Ft. Worth, Texas, musicians through a glass of beer lf r. and Mrs. Le wis Smith, local whi le 8 few l ean back to close e nd Mr. and Mn, Denver Rawlings their eyes or stare a t t he ceiling. a nd Frederick . Albany, were in A coupl e o r students �an usua l ly Copley, Ohio, Wed nesd ay where he found thumbing through a they atten ded t he luneral of the� textbook at a corner table. · 'We have asp ations to carry cousin, Edgar Combs . this thing still farther," said Mrs. Granville Stout. Mrs. Man�means himse l f Thompson. "We" ri n g Calaway and Mn. Oale Dye and his pretty rench wife, Co- .i ttended a Home Council district J ett e , who's a classical singer and meet ing at Middleport recen(ly. acts has hos tess on concert They are memben of the Columbta nights. Council. Thompson has e:rpa.nded the Mr. and Elba McK niglit, :program to include an art show George an d Sharon, Columbus; Mt. once a month, and say" he's toyi n g with the idea of a books a nd Mn. Carl Crabtree, Alhny discussion or . a ch ess tourna­ Route, and Mr. and Mrs. Fem Gil• ment. "But those will have to l ogl y were Sun day dinner 1uestl of Mr. and »rs. Arthlll' Crabt,ee, wai f, at least for a while.'' Aft ernoon callets were Mr. and Mrs. Ceci l Gillogly and Steven, of ft vr Athens, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gi l lo11:ly, Gallipolis. By I va Carpe,nter WIENER ROAST HILD The seventh a nd eighth gradf! pupils of the Columbia Elementary School enjoye d a wiener rout at t he home of Julia Ann Turner on Friday eveni nf Those atte nding were Sue Wh_ittington, J.a ne Fau• her, Laur■ Price, 1.ef-'1a Samples, Penny Holland; �ella Handley. Joseph Mulle ns, De nver Queen. Tim. my Hayes, Uoyd Nelsnn , Oh!va Smith. Do nna Davi,, Sh,ron llolC land, Arlin Radektn, Jamfll Grif. fey, Errol_ Pickett, Charles K,eton, G,ry Mo"er, and JuUe Tumor. ,i>. · E p ���i. �= ��· 1tt��ht· and Mr. and' Mn. Ft,c!, "'�""Riff"· ,1� eQfS- · and family were g11eat.s Teddy � Fred llornl!!I of Superi or, Rife was al,o a guest md drove 11on1'":'i came Tuesdly for a the lraetor for the ride. vt■it WWI her niece , -ICN! X...•SOCIAL NOT S Mr. ,nd Mra. Willlam ,llareum reneo _ !Jortlnger of Middleport, wliql'h ,lie had not aeen for 51 and sons have "'turned to theiiyeat,! h_ome here after having •pe"1 some Mn .•, Hornlng ,topped In Pekin, lime at Columbus, Missluippl, Utlnol� where ,he attended th e whore he wa, employed. SI•phen Gre<ory ,pettt a nl1ht wedcli!'& of her great niece, Ml.. Patricia Bhmlage. recently with Walter Joi,bn, . SlDCtl' -iier arrival here, she and Mr. and Mrs. A R Cuter, local, Mn. Jllrt]nger have viaited with and son-in-law, Chester Spencet, "'•rny, o•1!er relatl ve,. on.!edn� Charl••�.�- w. Va .. went.._to D"'llh 1nd M n 11•nlnge, I 110r' M -url ' 1 181 weca, where r. au i\ilOJ', .... Lionel Bogg,. vl,it- , :\In. Caster will und ergo buled in Pom•roy with �b Richard m,nU; thbse wl!blq' to write hek• �ay were , supper the a�dreso is Mts.· · A. II. c.,,.,, anl! lh !II�u. ahd.. >Mn. (,;arland Ball Clm1c. E;itcel11or S�nga. M!\Ui.., . 11Jli�1er) apd lam- She ripeots to be lliere from two Uy ot Bidwell. to four weeks . , , i • · ., Arr . and Mrs Armated Perry , ., 'f]ni:r.aliu Mn. Rorr_1inJ 1&nd MT'S. Hartln g:,r spent lhe dJt in Col um- Wd'e Tuesdav aftemoon call en al bua where tl\o-1 vJllted M!'5 - Har. the home of his brother, the Mosel """1'.t"•lliffii and family, Mr1 Pe_rrya. ■na�Mnl. Earl Richard a nd child• _Mr. and Mrl!I. Joh n nunha_m and ren.. 1· daughlP.n of )'ohnstown, Ohio, Mr. Friday eve11in1, Mr. a nd Mrs. and Mrs. nttd Jeffers and RichBoggs entertained wilh a family ard. M"r. and Mn. Gene Jeften, dinner and Mn. Hor ning attended Mar•ie. Lester and Maroo Reed. Al the -.ofS S.lilor ploy In whlcb hor b,nd Rt 2. Jl!r and Mn. Lee Jatreat ft6Pli.l!w, Dav-id H■rtJnger, ,cobs and eblldren, Pactnco, Calif.. il'lllyed • leading role. and · Mn. Faye Jol'tlan, loeal, en· Mn. Homing left this morning joyed a Mother'• Day d inner with lhe Lovern loN\IJ> family. The seclo, her homo In -Montana. . Montana Woman P . ,· riur>L, Mr. and Mn. Alvin Dye and children were gueats of her li:a.• cles, Paul, Charles and W, C. ht:t. Mr. and Mn. WiUiam Cul� and Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Jordan spent Sun day in Ft■twoodl, ]ty,.. where they viaited Mrs. Culwell'i' parentl, Mr. and Mrs. Thomn TecketL Mr. amf Yn. Leonard Whitting. •on and family, BaltimC)l'e, Ohio. were guest, on Sunday or his brq­ lher and tamJly1 Mr! and Kn. lloa­ ald Whittinit(ln pd' daugbten. Mother'■ Da:,, IUflll --Pt, Mr. •n<I "An. M<tlff' Perry-. wJ.e Mr. and Mn. Carrot W'90dlW and flllll­ : 1 ,, Columbul, llr.· w ,i,.. Jobn• "'Y Dunigan and• lln, r Ahty Low­ ther, 'Dollllli llid JWll4n. Su nday artentoo11 ,eallm at t� Dale Dye homei-,ftft · Mri. Nallie Dye, Colum�· and -llr. and Mr..., Jame& Butta and dauahten, Bil­ liards, Ohio. · Mr. and M'rt:. W. I. Swett, Mid­ dlepon, Mr. and lftl. Frint John• ston. Pomeray, �.., Mr. IJld Mn. Walter Swett, Jogal were Sundv euesta of Mr. ""1 ..._ !Ml's. A. D. ·R(or;­ rison, Mn. . !,'.), A. Radelti n and, Tina were sftetnoon, e.a11en. ,,. Mr. 11nd Mn, Earl Starkey and Mr. and Mn. Jfay Wls:tm11n 11nd family of Hanteonrille spent Sun­ day with Mr, and lln:. Donald Jone.a and IODI, Jle1fQ�ille. They attended cllilrcb · at th1 new Churc:11, · 'or God Jn Athcm $ullda,t evenln(. Mr. incl Jln.,'Billi Ly°"" Atli­ eiis, Ind Mr. -� ;JYrJr : .Gnn"fjye of Lyon!i we� . SJilffllilz a nd Mrs. ilin.flt' "'COi and Sbaf'OlL Mr. and Mrs, Ronnie Scott of COiumbus al'e •nnouncl�rt the birth of a �!Whli,r, Deborah sul,, . a.t White � lf�ll.al on.� Mav� i . Grandna.renU are Mr. snd lM. Dale Scott. N"• llanhfleld, aQII, Emmett Do\llJU, Hurt,onYIJ:tt,. Great gr1ndoarentl inelude Jlt. anit Mrs. J. IC. Ct'lbtree, local, Kr. and Mn. �"'l! �ll Alba n_r, �­ Mr. and � Caln, Atltot!f.: Ja� Mr. �·- ·� · -·---- ____ ., __ '1" • .. . '"'"\""' • • -t ... � s n e h �r t A n I s r e h t n South Poin t Is O p p o s in '-'e; P a _ T _e d B Should Give Home Te n1 V "et 0 100,000 Expttte,I To See Bartle For Pole Rigney Full Of Glee With His Golden Pitching For Giants lNDIANAPoL ls UP[ - Mote tha,n 100.000 Sp@ed•a y u.ns were expected to 1urn out today lo wil­ nea the "baltle or t he pole" u Unltitd ,,...., lntlffnational lime tria ls for t he Memorial Day Pardon thJl1e San Fra n cisco 500-mUe auto ra('e got under way. Glants for cackling, but you would The hot pil ots to watth includ­ too if you coul produce such a d ed a bevy vf ve t erans, amona st1rtlin1 stri n g of golden goose them Eddie Sad1s. Troy Rullma n, eggs. ''This 19 the besl pi tching I've seen 1ince I took over this dub" A Cartoon ll!vwy Nt,htl beamed manager H i l t Rigney art 1 Mc.-Cormick er southpaw Mike beat the Dodgers, 3·0 Priday �-� Iii A night. , 1 ns, oN Dl'ive- 1 n ·- Mamir- Van Doren and Tex: Wil liams in TONIGHT - also Gene EvaM - Robert Blake "RE.VOLT IN TI1E BIG HOUSE" Al.so Cartoo n "BORN RECKLESS" SUNOAY and MONDAY Frank Sinatra. Eleanor Parker 'llhelm,i Ritte r, Ed w G. Robinron "A HOLE IN THE HEAD" (Scope and Color) - also George Monlgomery in " STilEETS OF SINNERS" (Vice and Dice, Dames wi!hou t Shame!) Aho Cartoon -----·---- - NOW AT STAT THIATRI PT. PLEASANT FNnkJe Ava.Ion - Nan Ladd "GUNS OF TIIE TIMBERLAND" ■ See a Bug . . . Coll © © PRII INSPICTI­ CONTINUINO OUARANTII NOTHING DOWN 1!:ASY MONTHLY PAYMl!:NTS :IO YIARS IN IUSINISS CALL YOUR LOCAL AGENT Hlohlond Aff, 1ir-:�� ...C,... THANKS �lne le h•ndl• home re­ lllftlelln■ from atart 19 flnl1h ... For Your Vole and Support In The May 3rd Prbnary Clyde G. MIUhone County Trealllll"er Pol. Adv. t1ulck , .. economlccil .. ; eftlclant. YOU DONt Nm> CAgH hCIIIIO •cldltlon 11 th ■ .-� . • :' S' IDlt. h c·Ives U One H'l J Inc,-••• llvlil1 •P•••• Atk .. r., lno ,,11111.11. rr Toronto Victory , vn -. o, ■ - HOME¥, YOU KNOW ITt , ... .........,..•. ,... · COllli n M idd l :: � ; ;;;; 1 _ 1 f,ea�e dR d r r:: . i'!:""� . ' '. M .', _,. \. camp, or slave labor conce ntrations . Jpi, �ly an lnfiniteslmal number of cases are these unlor­ tunk!el in their state of tragedy through any fault of their Nge� are wandering the highways of the ned l Jim Porter af G all-ipaU.s, District ' Deputy Grand Chancellor, was the J inspecting officer for Fides Lodge, , ,, K of p Th11nday eveaing when the ' lod Jile hel d their ann ual inspection. Also �resent for the ceremon ies was Tom Mills of GaUipolia, Gr.and Master of Arma. Herbert Hoover is Chancelor Commander of the -:>rder. On May 17 the loe11I lodge plans to attend the meeting of K. of P. in Gallipolis when they will have work. in the rank of Page. " • Mlll8L�R;r -� .p y · E.Hubetli. Fry, the little English Quakeress, must have se,-med' very smill and insignificant to the people of London , when sbe bepn her campaign1 in behalf of prison reform. But 8h e eventua U\I!- Jlllffed. a nation;. , t1'J,�ap� (.o serve as leaven. . First Things First ' ' 1 · , · · · · Wlitch came first, tlie egg or the chicken! Dow n through th e yea rs, especlall)' in th e early years of our CbristlaG en· me� liave debated and argued over questions of less I mporta nc• 1:han the o ne above. · v.rare men' of letters, scholars of their period, but their learning was of little value l\llm�n­ lty tor- they spent much of their time in S"l' bislonf !Wing ream. of manu�pt, ,;11:h writi_n�a of . lltl1e or no importance. The pur suit o wisdom Is laudable, but It 1eq·d 191 Jtself. The primary goal of huma nity is to S<;llk the Lord and when He foulld · to help others t o flnd Him also. All othe r ne edful thmgs will come. . . Essential is ' the Church, where o ne may c ommune with God, learning about Him and His for our lives, for it will aid each of us in our efforts to seek alld flitd' the Urd', AU o\her goals and endeiw ors are of less Im parla nce. Attend Church. Cail' upon God a nd His presence will go with you. . II> need, ,njj[· youright' job. your to Always fair prie•. ™'" de)ivered surfacing faet -Is servlc&, WY-2-3/llk Middleport ' Pon erey lladgel . 'fOREMAN & ABBon �m Built llaen iii llN11'Ebi° stm WORKERS ' . OP AURIJ;A •' ,. !:�·v I - of Bolsam " =•n·· ' .,,-� :., • .�. CQ&st 'hit. Dealor ' Baken Of Good Bread Sffl· · � p,,n:· .sun; i. 1qt. f"MY � � Of ' ':! =-�· � °1' • at "!'H lit\!;,. ,.... Wiitf\i!' mv::!:: lll;.,-� WJiM-. "'t'ii .· \ � -:iir *• �, .:!tffl ._ � � '� =- CoiD1 � . " .., . � ._ , ''i t:ao �c.-.� . . •.·� ' :� -tr�,- 'l:: ·T ':I' �• '!illcMt• "l LI !· 'Q'-.� · '.I·'°'• £i , a., , , Ill, s� • ;,�· t. lllll' • ', - - iM +,ii'' ,fl � lit � -�.f�!"""-" P. � llofalnl�. ma Cliaiaiiel, Aa tht;,I', =�"'1.':�· a·,. n. � ' . ii,eid v,. Vear Dodge· & Pl:i,nonlll HEINER'S BAKERY ' ,. t' '-it! ,, sodi i :t. H. RAWLINGS & SONS (0. n:a_vens\Woud, W. •ttld' •-"";i: •"'I-f.:.• •t�� � w.· ' ·,wu: , ' 11 Ruppel\, P11Bt*. -9 :30 a m Sunday Spirit"; M '{F Both Juniors a nd 8ebool; 10:30 am Momin& iwor- ,Seniors at 6 pm; Sprlng Dlstrirt ablp enlDr" choir will 11111 the · t:onfere nce 3 pm at Grace , Methoan · . Sermon "/( Letter Fram dist Church Gallipolis·, Monday · · .,..,...-:-,,..�- u,,.lli� •� pni, Joung peoples meeting Sun• _...........�., ., • u1u... .....r. and .m.rs ,._ 7 pm Membership Tr.wining class .n"m· ; . u w.-, u· 'W" Ith .ll! d hy 6:4s pm. ,Rlchard VaUChn l,lld" Mra. 1:vllrett mieeta ■t church; Tuesday 6: 30 F,- �odkt Churc'- RW. ,'Pa� ii coiln,!9IIOn; Miinday P.m Re\'. Brown will attend a W . H. 1••••1•1"'0th, ,-,tel,: Laurel �:801 ��� meeUn.,1 In the ril.Ntlng of The Ohio Board of cum SUO«"U !ll<!hool v:sn a, m., :Pl•tor'i ' �tud1.i wettnelday 6:30 Evangelism in Columbus ; Wed1 Phil WlaH-, SuDli ClMI ll'fttlnt 3unior cli oir pl'1cticej 7 pm Sen- n esday 9 am Prayer and 11tudy 10:30 a, 111 . W"'. &ltey id eharge : lor ell6lr prac"Uetr. of a book "Luke'a Pol'tralt of . nr'i 'ier�• l!'ff 7 P - m, E\lana:ellstte _ . l Wednesday 7 pm ChoirChtllt"; Mfddli,. �t,urelt. , et ... flfhl· · Old �rvlee, 7 � •· ';; Pollor In <�1• 9 :tt, am SundaJ; SdJool with rehearsal, Mn. Joh n Werry, dtr� rlHline • . . � ayer _,.. DI t-� '1 . 30 p. ty Fowles; SQpt; 10:10 am ector. · . · \f•IJ IR ..-,v.kle ,with · Ol.,s ...:,. � ; m r.W" ,. ' Rev Hirold ,. ·' ' 1 Lau,it.Qd ,uett nitn- . �hu� of C hrflt, Mllllllleport, � i'"'Mll JCUla l'ree llet!todJ : Bev , �ttltt •6 , ,, Jr, • B¥F � and 6th Fred I. Gardner. Mi nlsl4,r. 9:Su .P.. StraPllh.aup -�4f;1 . , :� 'Ind. Jr. HI �d s,. JU BYF Bible School. R. C. Steffy, Supt.; n. -.. � � - � , day Scbuol 9 ,30 a, Wode ' "to •'New�'J1Mt'' 1 , •..,li..l�� k t t d.l\lJ'®1 r · • . t pn, £,e- · !�30 Morning Wonhlp. Sermon , � ' ... �' · '. . •. . li\1 Hilley, 1, 9-. llomhia· Woi · , _r"J , , 1 , • �-:'f"'I' '11th•· ReY-i. Bl • 'Nlllli p lph· :(;. 1 HI■ Church"; 8 Youth ffour ; '1:30 ... "r : 4tp lO;_l •J,a, ,i. 1. � • - -� '· Seirtnon •Know· • , �� ,, Tltf ' : · ' lb · Even1nf ,entce •··� iobi8l'1; � •U�� ' TlleS'f? lEveninge SService. Jt!•f hephe , ; Wed . s 7 : 30 rd . " , th nci :J:,c ' t Iha oi• talkW•' · T: hu d - 'Ji' ->:e\,(i��·•�• a..' . - . Smith JI. o'.;q-i. �Ir , ll'fftln• Waid� · /. Bl 1�1 . Jleetin1 and Blble- tudy; "Prryer uclay eiln: W' . ·m · 7:30 t . , \ ' t f. 111 �qi ' � Blitrtui"U' Wm' , · •nda , ��-�� .J!SQ �d 10 · · 1 "W • 8:30 Choir Practice. j at' ·(� ' 9· f Mf , _. �WU� q4,_• wal1e 1 ' -Sund, Slhb"Q)'li�1�1 • • �•� . , - • Molholl.. Chu rch, Rov. ·. di l,;6,ii I• ·••! '!fliit •� · ' vl f 'Jlou, 'tl)·lil ·• ';.tl i • hl\lNal•f AotollllilJ ' �" , o pr lr . 11 Ro rt Card, Pastor, SUndlY , ··- � '-o�a. JC; cbdJier'J _ pd"kloi• ' flti.i� � ffllitllJ• 7:30 "1 · •QuntJ.db'�Of #ie· . 30 ; Lloyd Dll "SCJlol,I' l' I •• ,.; Cliljdlen•, ,· llnt<r, : I lr. ctu, mMII. •• �nd wonblp,, 'Y �/j; , , , ·''. , Su .; Wonthlp Service 10:4/11 m; -0' 7':!0 p,•..- lltlrtlli , Trio. ,. ' &9 : , ,•_p-_ - , 1>;je • 1,.., . · e tltJ4 �y and ftldri. a f "", • • ' . , ' Pa!t!,.. -�dlepm ,wt ':· �to�e �r !'' , ' '' Ziln , •r. -�iy •venln t Pro,-; Mltll!tf-" �lfdo,_ \ lnilltlt,t Cllvrell of Ctirlol, ..I� ,!l#- J1ipt!,lt i�l•J!:ic1,r1i4. ll I';. Ali su,t. . , Supt as.ctitil � BJllit. �:ID Norman � ltum61e; beo,:e minllter. .. ... � Pa,tot J\J(er � . er Hnices at 7:30. 1 , . l h h l !I�-, "�tl' • u.;.1 � "'" of � 1118. """' f e � avpt, llihlt fkhiiot t' o ., ' 1/ _ -� .lll hool �:» >.,,',-1(;;, Ch . 1. , m 10 -1! ; .... �;l!f, .L J � ""'""'P :11 1. ::!. il; lb � � �9": i n D1111n, p...,._ -W ! 30 hlp Sun o '"ll1h,..,. , , , �1 1'"'4 , , . •..i ,J'.:i: .:!. . �. · •• ua Clu1llt:laiia£nd� (J'outh) I p. . !!l:T .daJL! Sch'.• J0:30; no Yo utJI FIii• �Llf� ; lawOl1 , �' ,111/ !W> �� lll!lti!", '(\:plc, '.'N'<' ltt.J-ttoil• ,Ev� .Jonibi)l 7> J< DI< 1p lhl8- Sundoy evonlnt, · 1 •�1 ,•• � ' · C IUI Church;. "· •• Dunnl .fflltl Un � "" · bl , --- ctwNII .. � rf n ' a, t. 81t'Ntl, � a 'IU� �� . _ t �· ; · • ,. � , �t• ;, Pntor. Sun.,- ·Sthoot o:so: M, 1.... , , 11�11,19 � � "' 1-' L .;,, Kn� _.etlli� ,� \ • 8 1 "!"VJ , • " .,_ · '1{41, D. m · • ll evmtn1 aervice eon, ct 9:SO L m. W i,f . •, • ,lt; l.iilml, I ; . , 1Yn<u,t .Cliurcl); F.. 1,. ' s.:r-Dll e �Dllll • , • ·�rot,, L�ll l;/ � , ��,.!"'1'1# '��jj lhiat ........ 11' ;w ,� , n' Jll"'�n, lh� •Dunn, Paitor. Sunday School 9 :JIP . T"'' • ,......_ • ,acmool 1 �!fir. klwl t:10 a. , m. YfJdilt�)er-: 'r�llJJ,"\"" �U o. .me •d 1 � I. Gueoef Wonbip IO:@· Prayer Meetiq ID/ 7 Monda, ,t �tli« , 1�� ��::' ..-, Sund&)' eVIIQlnC tit '.f::id. 1fedn't■day �:f1n1 7 :30. y SI -Cb�hes af Syracuse 1tt1D Cit Ha : ll'k � I� , , ' KMlllil�lil N'all' ,,.-,..._....,, _· it Nii ,--..: qb. � P , 11 !fi � • cuit obrfaerv� � llilfllll ,1111; ,c.; • �....-.. !Jli;llc! ,,. Dl� ��• :. �J:;;cit ""' "" llottien Day wit . .. m. ; Watcli� •• ·� � ' 1 .,� 1 �··Iapprop a.te lll!l"VICU. ·•KuJd � - •� r� 1' for our Mo� w'll- l'li"e aelmoh , , 8 Pit 1, !Ill Pi� . • ill■� � lhli 1t"he'- 1'ie,. 8 • DP � n theme. :A.ltetldan� ••• . 38 at L. � !i.': u,,IP �ict ; ai mtellill, Tll�7 }1. m.;� , •• I I •· bN 8;!'0 pin Olltll r,11 • Ca-I � 1,l . e. ' m. · ' ' · . , •J:-1 · • ill lfN llilct� two � lhtpj I" Prii Wed. J:el' m u\ I, bind wONhl,�i! . d& �· foi � C� � · '•' ;>� llil.,C. Y°""';. olit· Sou1i! aol1o,I ...... Cku , l,enil"' at liettti p.' Y. � CuetJ Paul Hobki, aflhllter. D:80 111 of ill, There �...- :flow-en it1, lir!' a:i'd, . lfiii. IIM- W � •• I.� 1'\, ldna Sabd.a, SehooJf Mo' "IIJIOliblf' i .ohe .H..•{ttP�ifiMJ lu-, �hMO- � • wenf '1ven to MN. �� Wotr• f•IQ. p;. 1 "' ·: W MOl'IWUI l(Ol'lldD 10:IO 1".'' �Yf�rir, J:ir �� -'1 \lice •� � to rfflf•I meiqbe oldest mMN?: illla'm Har'. , · MNN, .t ....,.... �� . ' rl,. youngest m thh, an4...{lilt,. ,rlr-° , YQ_Qil l!J:40 p. m. ;Eun1elll- r _,_.,._, �-. , � �i • g: l'i'Wa,- �t t'tlm"7 D� ). ::=t 1 � 1• btp .1 �(..i �I ...,...� •l ,flt W'ill0n 1 ho t. J• mes Sou Jsby i{l er , Uc � ' P , � �"1,a1,, I· \ A;llu"' ' .P n · . · :, _,.,,_� most claUdren Present...., 1 1 � \!i l;IO'° , ., 1 !i , ------- - - -�lt'.•1 th8f' $i'f- ....1 ���r. lf , Jm San .. '- 1+t .• , ���; _. .,an(9Jt- ...9;!11! l'i ■tit: Wonblp , tervlH; , Mr. and Mn. ClJde Croll and Ube!:f1 A:ft-; ero,...� MOl'tl.- a�, 11!1• . ..llitle � .,,. .,. .1, Col�mbu1 tpent ••r -a,.ii� mW tetvict ,i( tt· �tll . KORT.ALS teemu.. Julot<j -� � �ll 1:ilG pm , Ol� -.!-�lhl oi �vival; dau,bler Lynn : parentl, 1 rrayer lleetlni; the -end· 91th •• • , • �"i' ANQ JIO(OIITAIB 1H -IUb� be Kel� dbrlntr lift. w'.Ptllilp·Jour; t p. '"· thu...,. - 111'1. A. B! C!<>atl- om! !Ir, ontt ' -•1111' 'l]ddoa, Tai: fo 10 SW>dQc 1A,boo);t 8:iMiJt MiJ � � , colili fllit� e lrinrD, Miftlsttr. •lln. HOWIM Nel&ler, il 1'•11 ,..cor. -land11 ,aelr6al af bt w1111.ll,,.. mbttNd •li death; bbl 18 f,:JO i lame1 Jividen of Zanesville 8ebooJ t:18 am l:en Ufii ln ii t>oCOONI ml..-;ltd lftd� ,airUu.U, be ti � 111!1fbhl ,' lluli; 1 •t:lb �; Wonhlp l0:80 nt �'qt lfotb"ep Day wltb hi1 moth. Pint Ulllt-.l ;ric:i::hftC:� ....... T':IO: aacl � Jlomw .,8, WI- Of 'rltf Jin. , I. F. ,111ldetl, ,._ i,o,i,kw �1 1. , , � I l- •f · ( l 1 1 f f I } . J �,..., -,_ ·- ur ·• \,; .,. ) ,_.. ..,. _,,.. • ...,�...,.-; -�. ◄.., ,. . • ..- , .. ' ,- ; ' )� ' CQC'er ' � OfllO YAl.lEY tAKING' (O•. Kitchens Pllddleport �•.1lll<l• llf!I• ShopPtiit . • t! · "' 9 th .,ua •l!rior _ ,u· ._ bo!"f ....,.., u� 't . 11orm .n� ui..; ml 1'11· ·' ' fit,riao y; 1 . '' • l i'V,i:) I i}t,¾:Ht I r' ' ,.a , ,:; :r� .....,.. e -.,.; ,,,,..p , _,...,. ......,. __, ..... ,, .,_ . ot. 111' &u."' _w·�!!"I :�, '11T •� MMle . ' · "'· .i.. �tJ•.. Wemm-, D'IMkia �iii • . : a,,.....,__�, _;, ' � t FIRST HOLY CO M MUNI ON - Children o f Sacred Heart Chnrch ar e pictu red here In thei r First Holy Communion May 8 given by Father John Turel at 10 a.m. in connection with the May crowning ceremony. Front row, (I to r) Ma ry Virginia Burkett, Cathy Conde, Charlene Marcinko, Patricia McGlo ne. Back ro w, Stephen Tatterson. Richard Radford and Dennis Hackett. ° Class1'cal 1Mus1c Pays Ii" " · . ,· . .,,.. 'lil'vtnt -ft , !" •�•Ir , Off for Minneapol1s Bar Owner MINNEAPOLIS UPI-Beer and Brahms? "Everybody sai d that combina.• tion - would put me in the poor house," commented tavern .owner Lynn Thompson, "but I haven 't gone broke yet." � Unifonn Sunday. School lesson for May 15: TffE When Thom piro., suggested C_J-ilHsTIAN IN SOCIETY," Matthew 5:10·16; 13:31-35. bringing a cham beJ muti c- group lo$\ Wesley was an lnoonspfcuous priest'. �f ihe Established into his tavern, the Purple Gobt , "lhe1 lboug.h t I was crazy.' Church, of England1 who never he-1d a vicarage and never was le Now at least a rew lhin lr: the reco�nlzed as an exalted one by his OWTI denomination . But weekly concerti are a _good idea. he f ll � ry l ved " -ll �TIFFLER RIO ANOIOi. ' ,��ER FURNITURE ," ' ' ' • oot,an . 'A/ith the hope it wi l l, in some measure, foster ond help sustain ll'iat which i s good in family and community life, this feature .is spor:isorecl by the bu�iness firms nnd organizations whose · nomea · 11'.!�r l,>elow. Ready-Mix Co. in Goegle P•il• 81, Phone Middleport C ,: Enoland from a French Revolution in the a y sa ' u.a: of competent . opl-'on 'historians. r•· J:obn Brown may have been an eccentric, he may have been _ head. of _his times. But i n mild ly i nsane, or be mav have- bee n a ,._ h-2 GWtneu j.-...• lhe nati on t hmkmg - he helped 8Plie Of · his faU,w. . to leaven the polltical Illml>· O And What a job of leavenidg Gha ndi d id, with his doctrine · of Rassive resistance! ut e'/eey leavener lfves every day within th� sight of mar� ty.rdom . • Every Chrlsti.:n a Light preac A Scotch ber, m ' d "b'mg his spiritual experience told- the stoFy of the old lampliP,ter that used to come doWil the street in the even ing time� hghting the street lights. "I loved to watch him, as al child," the preacher said, "be· cause everywhere he slopP,ed ��tft a light." . There lS no Christian fri allr world today who is not in a position to light a light i n sont8 dark place. And God k nows how mucti,darkn - there i!J in .this world of ours, ; '.fhere are. sbo '1 .offlces.,, , scbools, fact«i es, and streets , , W. \DlllliWOI.ld,� >Iii-'•ftVII'" &y,1-...,ver dark if it wl!te nOt fdr some stray WhOril�ts it up With gOOd humor, faith, and good will. Arll1 1 It does not -require a college degree to qualify for that kind of ' ' job: Laguna Beach, on the. s ' outh of CallfornJa, is 3, lovely little _cltJ cllngiDJ tq the 'toot of the mountains alon gside t)ie sea . - � at a convenient. spot on �e main highway, hear to a stop hght, an eccentric takes: up his p ost day after day, hailJng ewery passer-bY with' some good natured raillery or wise commen · Tens ot thousanda of travellers have gone on their way sriiµfpg because of the lilht he has lighted. Arid os;ae d�� not need to be an eccentric to do It. (Copyright l960 liy the Division of Christian Education National Councll of the Chui-cites of Christ in the United states of America. Soili& " oa n. 1111Wnt c.w 1a. o aib"'o111 .......... ITUR E IAillER fURN , n I! It very dlfficolt to make the refugees think they are the , (ortlinate of the earth, and that they are to be con gratulaled, at• J'esus said. That kind of gospel would not get very far the Arabs of Palestine, or among the dilpossessed Jews of Egypt. As a . matter of fact, this beatitude of Jesus' ls one of the most dlflfcuJt· ones of all for the interpreters, u ntil we read the � �e words, ••for rijhteo.usness' sake." THat's what makes the differencer There are those in our World who suffer because of! what they are,, and there are . tboie otliers who suffer tiec�use of what other people are. A• between the two· grou�s, ,the persecuted are the mo re for. t"'1ale. Leaven In the Dough It has �n . one of the functions of Christianity, through ..... -, ....11... .. .. l•lY., ,h!, , ' �1- ' ( , 111 1111 , I or are pen­ Tlll!:r are where they are because they lived on the ot a, line, they spoke the wro g language, r the � t · ln the road' of someone who was ruthless and strong. · ' ffltMell Persecuted isHo, LANE fWEf111Att :Clfffl:S, ,, STAii AT $Sf..fl , . d; in prison g sldl, All 1nw11d �liltrit II Iii ,,.,,I ••••• for • f•mlly 1:1 ' 1 ,: world Uproot�, dilillusioned, bitter, homeless, and unwanted re­ _., -,i•·; , ul' 14, 19ff0.-li · Roy L. �mllh As we come lo the end o f what has lleen called "Tlie lnler­ naliooal Refugee Year" there is being forced upon us lhe , reaI!"ullon that there •� more martyrs a-m on g u,, i n thi s gen­ el'.litloft, _than the world has kno wn i n a thousa nd years. We, �st of our scientific advances, a nd ou r imp roved slatidar4'-of clvtlbalion·, at the very moment when 45,000,000 The Priscilla Circle of the Midd le port First Baptist Church will hove guest night t�H . Tuesday wheh the Circle meets at the home of Mrs. Richard Hovi.ttil" for their· regular meeting. . Other Circles of the dturch wlll a l so meet at 7: 30 �pf: t]ie Dorus Circle at the bqrp� of Mrs. · Circle Richard Owen, the �i!:(bv at the home of Mn. zl!JIP" Baker 1 11h e home and th e Eleeta Circlfi' of Mrs. Owen Bratt�A, Lodge ln,pect«f • May By J Griest Night Tu esaay u: O., : New Generation Of Mart yrs ftt frtt tttllllffi, " Dally Sentinel, Pomeroj-Mlddleport , ·- (•. 11:1,11 PROITMION TO· TO &El.KT' YOUR BOAT � - mllhts/m,e ; tJfrbl tkte! "-;',� • --- . ·- ·�- --- --.-SUNDAY SCHOOL LESBON 0 1' TH E WEE" M.AIUNI SAIIS, ' •I ml£IE .� . BIOWM'S ' "" ..... !MIii ,, '"' ol tht •••r ••�ilo11lcal -ya to UI Coo1 eather I e Reds I Not L'k Who Are H ot A Chil licothe _ :wtl nfonl gJme is to fo l low the Pomeroy . South Point ' contest. Chillicothe should win I that one, look for the Panthers to I l D find t hemselves in t he regionals [ CINCINNATI UPJ-The weaP next wee kend as Jackson upended ther remains on th e cool side, but Chi l l icothe tltic e in season p l ay, th e Cincinnati Reds are as hot 111 11. day in July. The Rhinelanders went after Bv United Press lnternati.ttal, · ._,.... S'fANll'Jl\11"' � TIJ their 10th straight win today and Toro nto's Bob (Riverboat) Smith if they get It they will be in hailgave up only one hit Frid.t.Y By U• lttd Preti hthmttton■I ing dislahce o f two club marks. nigh t-lo rival pitcher Dick :8:id[­ NATIONAL LIAGU E Way back i n 1899 Cincinnati ett s. W L Pct. GB ttle d oft 14: win11 in a row for ra 20 San Francisco . . 18 7 .7 Ricketts, former Duquesne Uni• Pl(teburgh . . . . . ltl 9 .640 2 their consecutive w{n streak recvel"!ity baaketbal l star, got the MHWaukee . . . . . 11 8 .M9 4 ord. The modern record 1000.vl one Rochester hit in tbe second e conS!sts of 12 atraight wins dat 1k M2 Cincin nati . . . , . 13 11 . 4 inning. Third baseman Clyde Par­ L-Os A ngeles 11 15 .423 7 % accomplished i n 1939 when they ris moved over betause Ricketts St. Louis . . . . . . won the pennant and in 1tn7 9 14 .391 8 is a lert-handed batter and was Chicago . . they · finlshetl fourth. when '2 7 13 8 caught out of p0sitlon as the ball Philadelphia . . . Man a.ger F'foo Hutchin son who 9 17 .346 9 1h :r:ipped past hi,n, says his pitching staff l !I looking Friday'• Ruult■ as good �all it did bad durin1 tbe Smith tired In the ninth inn­ Chlcato 4 St. Louis 1 first two weeks o! the sea10n , Cinclnrtatl 1 Phlladelphl■ o, N ing a nd Wllili relieved by Pat Sca n­ sen t the second halt of his 11.kid· Plttd>uf'11h 8 Mllwaukff 2, N hit­ Rochester tlebury who held korp" to the mound-Jay dle N u ... An Los Francisc S.n o 3 l ess durin& his brlef ati nt in tbe llook ---to race the Pbll adelphla Probable s.t.,rday's Pitcher& 5-0 Toron t o victor)'. ls in a single Ladies D ay conPhi lnclnndlC at Phlladelphla BuUa l o Bisom remaine d The • lest. on the heels of first ,place Tor­ Meyer' 2,,1 VS Mook 3-2 ------Plfttbu,wh at Mllwauk......,,,.ew onto in the I n tern ational League RIOIRS SIGN KASER stpn d ina:• when they defeated 5-1 n Burdette 2-1 O A UPI A 'W TI' - Rick K:i8er, ■■rMs eoCttlc■ St, LOW• 1t Mo n treal 6-4 ln 12 J n nl n1,. 26, a halfback-end from the U nio,.o vs 11,worth 1-0 · The Bl1on1 h11d to come from Loa An..1.. at hn Franc isco- versity of Toledo who h as played for the Brltilh Columbia Lions the behi nd tWice to win the g1me. Podr" 2·2 .,. O'Dell 1 -2 past two years, was signed with Bob Morgan lint tied- it at S-3 Sunday's 0-MH the Ottawa Rough Riders for th• with a seventh Inning homer. Phllallelphl■ at Claclnnatl 2 1960 aea■on. Montreal th«I went ahead 4-3 in Plttlburah at Mllwauba 2 the top of the 12th only to l011e St. Loula al Chl1-.o 2 HALAS SELLS BUSIN E SS out SIi Buffalq scored twice In Los An91let: at San Francltco CHICAGO UPI - George Hala,, the bottom half or the lnn\ng, AMERICAN LEAOUI owner-co ach of the Chicago Bears W L Pct. GIi Havana handed BIily Hoeft or the Natio nal Football League, his third Josi with a 13•hlt at­ Chicago . . . . . . . . 13 8 .619 hae sold hia wholesale general tack that beat Mlaml 7-1. Jfm Boston . . . . . . . . . 10 7 .� 1 merch1md i:le business to Julia n . . . 11 8 ,519 1 New Yor k Pe ndl eton and Felix Torres each Ros eth of Chicago. hit his fourth home run of the Cleveland . . . , . . 11 9 .550 1 ¾ season to aid the Sugar Klnr Baltimore . . . , . . 11 10 .S24 2 PACKIRS SIGN PAlll 8 10 .444 3¾ Detroit cause. GRE EN BAY, Wis. UPl - Dave Waahjna:ton . . . . 8 18 .381 0 Hanner and Henry Jordan, both Columbo• climbed into a third Kans,s City . . 7 14 .333 6 defensive tackles, have signed place tie with Richmond by bet1l Friday's ....,Its t he ir 1860 contracts v•itb the ing t he Virginians 4-3. • Chicago 4 Cleveland 2, N Green Bay Packen or the Na­ ,, The standi n gs: N.., York 7 Walhlntfon- 3, N t ional FootltaD League. · • W , L PclV>GB DetPflilt- ,4 1Cane11 City, 1W (nn, N ,. I ' 12 5 .706•!] ; BaltithoN It Eloft01t)l 11ij'f4>ii1if1 :t91n rt'oro nto 14 6 ,700 ¾ :&rtalo S.tunlay'o Proboblo , �h.,. . 1 1 1 1 .500 4 Richmond KanNI City at . Detrolt-�ucks 10 10 .000 4 Columbus 0.0 vt Foytack 1-2 9 10 .474 41,4i Havana Chlcqo at Clpeland-Score Montreal . . , . . . 9 13 .4-09 ff 1-1 YI Latmen 0-0 Roche ster , . , , , . 7 I I .389 6 .,._ York at W■1hlntton Gib­ 8 14 .364 7 Miami . . . . . . . . ler' 1 -2 vs Pascual 2-3 aaltlmor• at lo1ton-Walku · - 0.0 va Monbauqu.tta 3-2 Sunct•r·• Games S,mior, lem,e Sunth,y Sunday evening 40 members ,,,f kanws city ■t Detroit 2 the graduating class of Mlddl epofl Chlcqo at Cl•velend 2 High School wtn leave Parken­ N9W York at Washlntton burg by train for their trip to laltlmo,. at Botton 2 Washingto n . They will visit the historical place• In Washi ngto n a nd will re• Pattel'llon Putting On turn Thursday eve ning:. Mr. a nd Mr.1. Donald Plu nkeh Milea11e In Tralnln11 NEWtbN, Can n . UPI-U may will accompany the group as chal)­ be a relaxlni weekend for some erones. people, but not for Floyd Patte r­ or better. The hlah jump compt aon. tltion will bt 1parll:ed by CharlfO' The he1vyweieht !.?hallenaet wlU Duma■ of use, first man to cletlr engage ln 1p1rrin& teHlons tCM¥)' the bar at 7 feet. and Sunday a nd plana to pre�e each one of the �1n1 drlll& with four miles or roadwork. P1tlenon, who meet, champion lng•mar Johanuon for the heavy­ wela:ht title at the Polo. Grounds June 20 paalfd • up a 1p1rrln11 1e111ion Friday but did hla uauaJ four mile, on the rotd. lo your OOIY WOY 19 ' t LOVE ME- NOW1' IASY IIDIIT TIIMS A roe11 .,,,;. ::; ", . . . YMlr swtnf i1 all W'IWtf You,. utlnv tM .....,.. bit The po le \' ault has attracted J. D. Martin, the Oklahoma ace who hBR a mark of US feet 9¾ inl"hes; and Marine Bob Gutow­ ski, th e former world champion . The shot-pul, this year's ri1a­ mor e ven t in any track meet, he• drawn three of t he �'big tou�1.1JL. Bill Nleder, Dave Davis an d Dal­ las f.ong. Ou l y Parry O'Brlen is misRing from the "slxty•fool club". This trio wi l l be gun ni n g for Nieder·.� top mar k of 60 feet, 7 inches. The dis<'US event has attracte d four men wi t h marks of 187 feet I .��S.. .,.__ h .:mo FRESNO, Calif. UPI-The 34th annual Well! Coast Re lays-adver• Using "Wh e re world records are broken"--gcts under way today at Ralclifr Stadium. And al l the t a lk i� about new .. ceil ings" that oh l y two or three years ago were consi dered im­ possible. 1'hese include: Po le vault-16 rt:et; high jump -7 fee t a l ready reached; ,hot put-70 fe el; discus--200 feet; 100-yerd dash�. 2 ae�nd1. Meet director Fl int Han ner things t ha1 the best chance for a wor l d mark in the grou p may be the 100-yard dash. In t his event, Rfly Norton, run­ ning for t he San ta Clara Youth VIiiag e , hae be en !l lrtlng With 9. 2 •for two yeani. He has been cl ocked in 9.3 Revera! lim es. Phone 460 Pt. PIH_,.nt �" _!"_._.,_... ' t.,f/{u,,J New Ceilings In Track, Field To Be Cracked CAROLINA LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. , Pom�y's Panthers _should, _, f t,h�P,lly, qp to . . 4 slll>JIIiti find tllem.. lv�� •l"th• District <.;Jo!IB )lA baseba ll toqr�� fmals Ld ntid.'l'ftemoo.D: today. • . �t minute arra nseme nta Fri, i ht achtdullng �tf the first 7-ou�d(lt Mih ford a'boa� . i �i P�1 , rollr}II" of a 2-game SM: 1n the di• I! ti.-nt'! m l h r . t �e • trlet pity on the OU lo'roah dia- � -=:- l tti:" ��:.:! pr�� i O • mond that' stalrted at 12:30 p. m. Jt ,�q · • ror II number today. T1't opponent ii South gram,. P 'Romll9'01, PW n l, winner over Satkaon In the of �et" n I h a s hed , R i . !iectlonal, buts a frequent �irtim of .:n Wh • ::;1 � r n 1 h_ " l ed medloere leap in season Jilay. A fin�':: ro/ Mon� sec ,on';1��a!s a and earlier or .facbOn. day. _______ South Point fell to Gallipolis 1 7'6 with the Blue Devils' second l ine pitcher wolti n1 a nd t he enI' • • tire teiun ot' subl in after the Hr" slty ha(I talrm a 7-0 lead. l,i · ' • 1 TERMITES a 1 ,D al S �t .;OD F R .. Or . y Z:l0..-.rt_unit -·�z,rt"' '-"i - ,-.;-1 -'-t their ninth straight by downing tb.e Phillies. 1 -0 and the Cubs dc­ teated the Cardinals, 4- 1 in other NL games. In the Amtric.in League, lhe While Sox widened th.eir lead to a full game wi1h a 4-2 victory over 1he India ns. •�� Tig�rs _beat I 1he Athletil.'s 4·3 m 14 mntn�s. and the Yankees snitpped a three gamt" losinll sl rea k with a 7·3 df!· cis1on 0 1 4:"r the Srn • tors. Ram posl ponemcnt of lh.e ta uscd The Giants have now won seven sr heduled ga m e between t h e in a row and le ad t he Na t ion a l Orioles a n d Hed Soll . Le ae:ue by t wo gam e &. Tha t 's only O'Tftle Bianka Phlls half the story though. San FranSou t hpaw Jim O'Too l e of the cisco'a pi tchers hav e hurled t hree Reds pi tched hi ll :o.econd straight straight shutouts and not a si n gle shutout while outduel l ing Ruben run has been scored against them Gomez and tur n ing in a seven In 29 consecutive innings. luHer. The l oss was t he fourth · McCormick a 21 year old south in a row ror the Phillies who have paw whC> wa� pald a S00,000 bon- �ot . stored o run in t he las t 29 u, nve y•ars ago and is proving innings . . . So uthpa w Billy_ P1e�ee of the a stea l at t he price, leads t he club in ftrlng blanks. His six•hit While Sox won hl& t hltd ,ame_ of victory over Lot Angeles wu his the season even though Jim Pier• fifth straight without a defea t sail and Woodie Held . cl ipped him . and those five wins inc lud e t hree for homers. The White Sox tag rookie Wynn t.{awkins wi�h ged 1hutouli. his second loss agamst three vic• PlretH Thrash llnvH when they g?t to him for tories The second place Pirate s bea t n s in !he fif t h. ru three won Reds 8-2, , the the Brues detendlna: "IK)O" king Rodger Ward Totiy Bettenha u11en and Jim Rath mann. Toda1'1 fastest qualifier wina the pole position, the inaide front row spo t from where the flyl nc ,tart is led on race day. . All-STA RS 1 eroy- � ; :: : = ::- 8 � : s ll Wade, former V•nderbUt ,tar wil n g ti:,,• Li:·A�:�,.� they Lraded Norm va n BrockUn It) th e Phi l ade lphia Eo1le1 ofter lli,t et ���-'" � ?n �• -l'U..,Wn UK � UPl �""'.,."' p 1 957 season, has 1igned for the 1 960 ond 1961 compol rno. Di et Gr oat - 01 lhe PitU�ur& h Pira ... Ued a modern major leaCARDS � Tl!AINP cue record Friday night when he reeled off six consecutive hits ST. LOUIS UPI _ Jlr:k Rotkt hree of them double& •ri:d two of well trainer at tile U JtlVU'lil)' or them ln the savenlb lnnin1 whe n cXJ orado fol" ,even � haa his teammates scoftd •ight run,. •l�ed to handlt• ty� .J:o"b ' with Ul e He becam e the 37th pJayer- 18 St I Louis Cardi� o( -Uie N�Uon­ in the Na t iona l LeaJae ,and 19 In I 81° \F'ootball LeaauB • 1ft, :J.960, • He the Ameriran-to tum the trlek • .reriace!I or. Josepb' �ller: wllo since 1900. The late ' Wil�ard Rob- re8'gned wl)e,1 tlle · Card lpals . r e Ori.... . v id from Cllicago to, St'.. Louts inson of t he ol d Baltimo' . olt's, holds the bal l -time mark. si x thls \ year. straight singles and a doubl e on ---·- - -------June 10. 1892. Not si n ce 1953 had a player gott en six hi ts m a row in the Na t iona l Lee-gue. Connie Ryan of lhe Philade lphia Phillies, did it . '.\ then. . n We 're not t in to educa. the beer drinkers to the charms of classical music, " Thompson e xplained. "But we 'd like to re• edut'ate a few of the mush: loveh to the cha.rm, of a g l ass of beer.'' "WI! drew good people from the very start;: Thom�n said. "Once we had just an ordinary n e ighborhood tavern, Now I think we have something d iUer• ent,'• U there's one thing you have to m a t le ft�s ��e ��! �:at�: dif<;:���!: No bl azing neon slen� Na loud noiaes. A nd if you aren't looking cl osely, you might walk right past without knowi ng it was there The music is good and the a t• relaxed. Tho1n11son 3'&pb ere ' ..;1 1 .'.,lhe bul k of his ta l ent-_an _ _ � · •� �_ ite _ ,__ fe_ w_o_l__ h_ ls_ cuSlomers · A,pple Grove -r _ ..- • ty E XK:lByeMrs. H•rbert Ve n tsRoush I'\ Attendance at Fairvie w Sunday School Mothers Day wall 56. Each mother present was presen te d a nower by t he Supt . .Herbert Roush. Mr. and Mrs. Wa l ler Mc Dade, J(im .and Gene Early and Mr. and Mrs. David McDade and son of Tray spent the weekend with Mrs. Edna Roush a nd family_ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shields and daughter Judy enjoyed a pie• nic at the home of Mr, and ·Mr-9 . s·ot, Hill,· B.ashan Road Sunday. -.,rs. Bertha Arnott and Mrs. m. Howard Roush are medieal pa· tient.l at Meigs General Hospita l . Mrs. Dona Parsons spent Sunday with her moth er, Mr.a. Ka te Rowe and sister, Adi, · at Mt. Moriah. Mrs. Liz:r:ie . Bos.tick and f-.mily ha �e tnoved mto the Bob Woods re11dence. • • c'eorge Donohue of Columbus apent the weekend with bis parent,, Mr. and Mr1. Ro,, Donohue. :&frs, Kenneth Wolfe, Bessie Slaq.ghntr, Carroll Wlilte and Mrs. Herbtrt Rouah an d 10n Roger a.t�ded revival servicel 1t Syracu ae }i'azarene Church Monday eveplJllBrian Robi nson i1 confined to hi! H oihe wilh \he mumps. . �, . _ Visift�NieCe Ah....- sl Y, --oi- Hts. Soc·, at E nts I n COrpen te r d:� ■ .- '. . Society Report '.,Ir. , nd Mn. Curti, P, Cauthom (Margaret Grace), Mansfield , were Eas,,er week end 11u,esta o f her par-from members of the Minnea• en s, M r. an d M n. ohn G race. l I po is Symphony. Now and th en, during a quiet Mrs Rummager it movini to passage. there's th e sound of the Agnes Price house in Portland. beer gurgling from bottle t o A birthday dinner WU held Sun· . gl ass. It bothers on ly a fe-w o( day, April Z4, at the home of Mr. the l isteners. Thompson, himself a former aod Mn:. Guth Smith honOrll;ll musici .i n, refu §es to 5ell beer William Stet hem, Mn, Mallie BIii-during th e �oncert. But most of eri cli of Parkenburg, and Mn. his customers make 11 ure they Linnie Mtlnnil of Akron, all of have a. fol l pit cher on the table whom are in their seventiet. 0th• en: .a tten4ing . were Mr. and Mn. before i t starts. Cyre l l Leo nhart' Parkersburg llro· a. "Finan,� ial l y it has yet to be ' Ue l� n Archer of Reedsville, and crashing success," Thompson said. He admits to llt9ing money ' Ne II ie Steth e m. on �me contert n ight., just I Garth Smith Is su 111tute mall hrealung even on �Jthen:. Some- carrier ror John Grace who bu times he 11111:es a. little money. •...,en 1· 11 for the -...-� few day• : "But morally, it's been a wonMrs. Shellie PettY, a cook at the derfu l experie nce," he said. "I'm sort of proud of the --.n,,nn(e who Rivervi ew Eleffle.41tary Schoo), W come in here. Bu t I doubt that absent from worlt due to � badly some of th em hav e ever tasted cut hand. beer berore ." ond birth day of Danny Jorden Even the regul ar employes was cclebraled and a [amily reun­ were a l it t le dubious of the pro. jed at first. Now a few or the m ion of the Reed Jeffen family WP h eld. The Lee Jeffen family re­ e njoy the co ncerts, and the cent ly arrived home Califomia to others manage to pu t up with ·the make their home in this vicinltJ. music-. The customers are a study in Larry Stansbury, Reynoldsburg, themse l ves. They come from spent t he week end with hi.a par. nearly every occupation 3nd for a enls, Mr. and Kn. Dale Stam­ va�j��Y .Qf ,r�asons. As far as the bury, and Jerry. music i s rnncerned, they a ll reMrs. )ta l \ie Luwther received act differently. Most lii p beer or drag on a cig- Mother's' Day greetings by tele• arette during the tw" hour con- phone from her $'.)fl, Evans Rutbertert . Some af them study t he ford, Ft. Worth, Texas, musicians through a glass of beer lf r. and Mrs. Le wis Smith, local whi le 8 few l ean back to close e nd Mr. and Mn, Denver Rawlings their eyes or stare a t t he ceiling. a nd Frederick . Albany, were in A coupl e o r students �an usua l ly Copley, Ohio, Wed nesd ay where he found thumbing through a they atten ded t he luneral of the� textbook at a corner table. · 'We have asp ations to carry cousin, Edgar Combs . this thing still farther," said Mrs. Granville Stout. Mrs. Man�means himse l f Thompson. "We" ri n g Calaway and Mn. Oale Dye and his pretty rench wife, Co- .i ttended a Home Council district J ett e , who's a classical singer and meet ing at Middleport recen(ly. acts has hos tess on concert They are memben of the Columbta nights. Council. Thompson has e:rpa.nded the Mr. and Elba McK niglit, :program to include an art show George an d Sharon, Columbus; Mt. once a month, and say" he's toyi n g with the idea of a books a nd Mn. Carl Crabtree, Alhny discussion or . a ch ess tourna­ Route, and Mr. and Mrs. Fem Gil• ment. "But those will have to l ogl y were Sun day dinner 1uestl of Mr. and »rs. Arthlll' Crabt,ee, wai f, at least for a while.'' Aft ernoon callets were Mr. and Mrs. Ceci l Gillogly and Steven, of ft vr Athens, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gi l lo11:ly, Gallipolis. By I va Carpe,nter WIENER ROAST HILD The seventh a nd eighth gradf! pupils of the Columbia Elementary School enjoye d a wiener rout at t he home of Julia Ann Turner on Friday eveni nf Those atte nding were Sue Wh_ittington, J.a ne Fau• her, Laur■ Price, 1.ef-'1a Samples, Penny Holland; �ella Handley. Joseph Mulle ns, De nver Queen. Tim. my Hayes, Uoyd Nelsnn , Oh!va Smith. Do nna Davi,, Sh,ron llolC land, Arlin Radektn, Jamfll Grif. fey, Errol_ Pickett, Charles K,eton, G,ry Mo"er, and JuUe Tumor. ,i>. · E p ���i. �= ��· 1tt��ht· and Mr. and' Mn. Ft,c!, "'�""Riff"· ,1� eQfS- · and family were g11eat.s Teddy � Fred llornl!!I of Superi or, Rife was al,o a guest md drove 11on1'":'i came Tuesdly for a the lraetor for the ride. vt■it WWI her niece , -ICN! X...•SOCIAL NOT S Mr. ,nd Mra. Willlam ,llareum reneo _ !Jortlnger of Middleport, wliql'h ,lie had not aeen for 51 and sons have "'turned to theiiyeat,! h_ome here after having •pe"1 some Mn .•, Hornlng ,topped In Pekin, lime at Columbus, Missluippl, Utlnol� where ,he attended th e whore he wa, employed. SI•phen Gre<ory ,pettt a nl1ht wedcli!'& of her great niece, Ml.. Patricia Bhmlage. recently with Walter Joi,bn, . SlDCtl' -iier arrival here, she and Mr. and Mrs. A R Cuter, local, Mn. Jllrt]nger have viaited with and son-in-law, Chester Spencet, "'•rny, o•1!er relatl ve,. on.!edn� Charl••�.�- w. Va .. went.._to D"'llh 1nd M n 11•nlnge, I 110r' M -url ' 1 181 weca, where r. au i\ilOJ', .... Lionel Bogg,. vl,it- , :\In. Caster will und ergo buled in Pom•roy with �b Richard m,nU; thbse wl!blq' to write hek• �ay were , supper the a�dreso is Mts.· · A. II. c.,,.,, anl! lh !II�u. ahd.. >Mn. (,;arland Ball Clm1c. E;itcel11or S�nga. M!\Ui.., . 11Jli�1er) apd lam- She ripeots to be lliere from two Uy ot Bidwell. to four weeks . , , i • · ., Arr . and Mrs Armated Perry , ., 'f]ni:r.aliu Mn. Rorr_1inJ 1&nd MT'S. Hartln g:,r spent lhe dJt in Col um- Wd'e Tuesdav aftemoon call en al bua where tl\o-1 vJllted M!'5 - Har. the home of his brother, the Mosel """1'.t"•lliffii and family, Mr1 Pe_rrya. ■na�Mnl. Earl Richard a nd child• _Mr. and Mrl!I. Joh n nunha_m and ren.. 1· daughlP.n of )'ohnstown, Ohio, Mr. Friday eve11in1, Mr. a nd Mrs. and Mrs. nttd Jeffers and RichBoggs entertained wilh a family ard. M"r. and Mn. Gene Jeften, dinner and Mn. Hor ning attended Mar•ie. Lester and Maroo Reed. Al the -.ofS S.lilor ploy In whlcb hor b,nd Rt 2. Jl!r and Mn. Lee Jatreat ft6Pli.l!w, Dav-id H■rtJnger, ,cobs and eblldren, Pactnco, Calif.. il'lllyed • leading role. and · Mn. Faye Jol'tlan, loeal, en· Mn. Homing left this morning joyed a Mother'• Day d inner with lhe Lovern loN\IJ> family. The seclo, her homo In -Montana. . Montana Woman P . ,· riur>L, Mr. and Mn. Alvin Dye and children were gueats of her li:a.• cles, Paul, Charles and W, C. ht:t. Mr. and Mn. WiUiam Cul� and Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Jordan spent Sun day in Ft■twoodl, ]ty,.. where they viaited Mrs. Culwell'i' parentl, Mr. and Mrs. Thomn TecketL Mr. amf Yn. Leonard Whitting. •on and family, BaltimC)l'e, Ohio. were guest, on Sunday or his brq­ lher and tamJly1 Mr! and Kn. lloa­ ald Whittinit(ln pd' daugbten. Mother'■ Da:,, IUflll --Pt, Mr. •n<I "An. M<tlff' Perry-. wJ.e Mr. and Mn. Carrot W'90dlW and flllll­ : 1 ,, Columbul, llr.· w ,i,.. Jobn• "'Y Dunigan and• lln, r Ahty Low­ ther, 'Dollllli llid JWll4n. Su nday artentoo11 ,eallm at t� Dale Dye homei-,ftft · Mri. Nallie Dye, Colum�· and -llr. and Mr..., Jame& Butta and dauahten, Bil­ liards, Ohio. · Mr. and M'rt:. W. I. Swett, Mid­ dlepon, Mr. and lftl. Frint John• ston. Pomeray, �.., Mr. IJld Mn. Walter Swett, Jogal were Sundv euesta of Mr. ""1 ..._ !Ml's. A. D. ·R(or;­ rison, Mn. . !,'.), A. Radelti n and, Tina were sftetnoon, e.a11en. ,,. Mr. 11nd Mn, Earl Starkey and Mr. and Mn. Jfay Wls:tm11n 11nd family of Hanteonrille spent Sun­ day with Mr, and lln:. Donald Jone.a and IODI, Jle1fQ�ille. They attended cllilrcb · at th1 new Churc:11, · 'or God Jn Athcm $ullda,t evenln(. Mr. incl Jln.,'Billi Ly°"" Atli­ eiis, Ind Mr. -� ;JYrJr : .Gnn"fjye of Lyon!i we� . SJilffllilz a nd Mrs. ilin.flt' "'COi and Sbaf'OlL Mr. and Mrs, Ronnie Scott of COiumbus al'e •nnouncl�rt the birth of a �!Whli,r, Deborah sul,, . a.t White � lf�ll.al on.� Mav� i . Grandna.renU are Mr. snd lM. Dale Scott. N"• llanhfleld, aQII, Emmett Do\llJU, Hurt,onYIJ:tt,. Great gr1ndoarentl inelude Jlt. anit Mrs. J. IC. Ct'lbtree, local, Kr. and Mn. �"'l! �ll Alba n_r, �­ Mr. and � Caln, Atltot!f.: Ja� Mr. �«>-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 14, 1960 IBO:-i" F'IREMAN STOKER for com­ mere1al or store 111e. Alao 36 strawberry crates. Phone WY 2!>430 . 5 14 3tc - -- ---- ·---�PUBLIC AUCTION t'OR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESUL"l'S May 21, 1 960 12:30 P. M. RATES The persona l proptrty o l the late li-eorge llamilton will be sold 111 3 cents per word. oae inae-rtion. Minimum cbarg, - 60 -:eJ'l':.11 auctwn al the residence opposite 8 centi per word for lh.ree eopsecullve i11&ert101,s. the post office on Roule 7 io Special - one moa,lh for 30 cents per word. Tuppers Plains, Ohio, FuU rale Of 3 cents per word will be chareed for advertial.ng L111mg room suite, 2 wool rugs, 11 not p.ud within 10 Oil)'s after receiving bill. Cold Spot refrigerator, 4 beds, Errors i n Ad vert1sifii: - Should be reportNI lmmediately. The combination desk &. book case, naily Sentinel will not be responsib� for more than 011e mcor.. floor lamps, dishes, quilting rtct 1nsert:.on. frames, end tables, record play­ tSard of T�Jnlts and Specia.l Notices of Ev,·ri ts $1.UO. Obituaries er. l)II lamps, hand tools, piano, published at I C<'llt per word. d1mng room s uite, Maytag wash­ I HA 'f ·:10tws 3 DAYS .; llA YS l MO. er, 2 dressers, platform rocker, 60c 16 90c $1 .J5 sweeper , oil heater, marble top 20 60c $1 .20 $ 1 .80 ,l<J .UO stands. rockers, ironing board, Zl 7� ,1.:x.i $l-25 50 $1. f'lulco radio, day bed, m iscel­ Ada tee•1vcd by 10 A.M will � in that day 11 popu. laneous items. Terms: CASH Charles Sisson. Owner Not responsibl e for accidents. Sale conducted by Bradford Auction ! Co .. llacine, Ohio, Phone WJ 91 i l For �io TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL 3821. oy F•ln. Fr .. lntpecfion. Insur­ KinBY V A C L1 L'M CLEANER-Re• Aucuoneer: Critt Br11dlord posses�(•d an<l in A · l shape. Pay ad by N•tlonwld•. Phon• R. Ma nager: A. C. Bradford olf lial,rnee of $:J 7.50 or take and A. Service 'Shtion WY2· 6 14 6tc over payment� or $7 1>er month. 13'6. 4-26-tfc WANT ADS """ PHONE WY-2-21 57 II Notices I GIIAVILY -TQII SALB AND hnlco. 511 •• M,In, ........,. Pl,- WY14f7S, _,, �II f p. rn. untll June 1. S.lelman: , H..--old hrnhert. RIIN••IUe. Ohio. Phane: Cool.-.lle 3691 , 3-11-tlc (9) For Sole - ---- ---- CUSTOM BUILT IIJTUl£N DI, 111Ded to:- rem hWl',J ,-,..,. • Uuutu. t·cuwaan aud Abbott. 8-6-11 Pbone WY-U82! . hLIVIIION l.u.10 A.HD SM.AU Appu,...._. ,..pair. Call Pr•nlr hcend .,,..._ Mkldl_,.. J J 1k ' -1 . . H O USE TRAILER 50' x 100", FIVE rooms, bath, Sleeps 8, $4800.00. Price indudes fuel oil tank, wai1her, d ryer, television. See Frank Hudson, Duhan Road, R t I ' Rarme 5 14 6tt _ _____ 7 TAMWORTH PIGS l!:mory Powell, Ra�mc. S 13 Ste -- - ■ I II (9a --- -·• , Morine Supplie� : --:- --:-:-. -.- · I I 2 C ord ot Thanks \ E.Ut lke Lea . . Ves ciiiiPLiT!I �VMl! oi .,__ Ton•�nt for �• ?�• · ¥1Ilclle'":' S ·-0 , M . g;1._ t eet ( 6 J Lo�t and Found Auto So les ---- -,J_ ............. _......,..,..... ____ � t.L;�,v--­ - - -- -- - -- - --For -Sole - -- -- Waverly Mohd, Home Sales I --------- WANTE D PERSON TO DELIVER PAPERS ,=--:-,..:. =--,.,.,=-- The Dall SIntiIIel "' Mo:...oR co I . PQMEROY p,o NOTICE . . h -y Ii>� \.� -��o-:r.- Pb�_wv,-a. I 8:3b 7:00 7:30 8:llO 9:00 e ,09 ,,so 10:30 1 1:00 Cho"nej 3-Monda, 5;4S dh 8:00 ConUnel)tal Clum,orr T-o.ta,, 9:0!). 111 Doontn $h,o,r --1! '.w _'\I , �� . • ,9:SO" T r • 10, · d f- sftn �-ti . u, : 10J,, l!uv· · I'! ," Y'oil!'(�'111' ts � .. , ' 11:1') • Otne8ntratloa ., . . ISIOO Tr)Itll pr ��­ i10 ' .1 l :Od 1:10 2:30 3:00 �:30 4:00 4:30 1:00 5:30 6:00 It ' Could be Yoa Mid D a,- New■ Movietlme Lo'-tta You.ne Youn,a: Dr. Ma.1o�o1J Frorq Theae Root1 Comedy P1ayhouse Adventure 'l'lme .Steamboat Jilli ""!;gt. PrP.1ton Music In th.e kound Jim Th..w Show Weathemat NP.w11 P�cture Huntley BrlnkJey ReJiHt ,,oo Huctleberr, Heund . 7:&11 '?BA 8:05 B... bill 8:15 rc:U 8:30 8:tll 10:30 11:00 11 : 10 11,1s· 1 :00 Fill Films Reoord H op Dick· Clark �bow Brave Stallion Leave It To- Beaver Lawrence Welk Show Jubilee, u. s. A. Up-To-The-Minute New• Sports 'RePort Late Show Steve Allen Show NeM He■dlhl.et Weathertatt Jack Paar Show Sign Off 11:0!5 Weeth.er Window 1 11,10 1,ite Slicnt Clianiitl' a;..•Mtndllf 8:00' 8:30 9:30 1 :20 J:30 12:00 't2i80 1:00 1:30 2,00 l:30 �:00 8:30 t:(k) 5:30 8'00 1:98 6:40 Cartoon Sll!I!lacular Romper· Room Your 1!1110 RePGOM I Murled Jolui ¥ovl• · Re■tlt,u 0\UII' Lafe '1'1111 ilol. A.1:io:ut l\eet Jledte flie Oali saw .,.I llill• � Do 1'-llu Trull �, 1. - Who � ..-m Allleri�n J!!DUU"' Rlii Tin 'l'iD &an h11uclf!o Bell ,,_ Weather Mier Qpen Hearing Biggest Bridge In Action Presidential M:isslon :rjatlonal Education As,lloc. ,Mitty's Funnies 8:4!1 JolID 't)aly l,eWII Eve Arden Show '1:00 BtollillD. Arrow People'I Cholc, '1;- 30 Cbeyenn,. , , Robin Jlood 8:30 Bo.urbo• street Bell Trackdown 'l:30 4',d"fr-i�btea ln ParadlN Maverick . D:80 Ted Mack Amateur Hour Lawman 1 1 :00 The News Toni.Cbt The Pebel jll ;,10. 11<•/in)!ll, th� Weather .'11Je Al,s11:ari111 - ot.lttfl"tBPit �� ... . - . .. f • • J'ohnn.y Sta«ato 11:20 Late Show The Ne"ws Tonight ,·11o-• --- �. Channel 1 3 - Sotu·rday 4:00 Comedy Time 4:ts American Album 5:bO Dance Party 8:00 ·Movie Spectacular •, T:SO Perry •Mason 8:90 Want�ead or Allve �00.- Mt. Lucky '9:30·· Have GUI}. Will Trav�l \0:00 G'urum oke , 10:SO Not FQr Hire New, 11:10 Theater IS : 12:fO Sign Of! ·1 11,eo , .· , i":i,:,- .sUIClay -� - �. ..-....,. AM ,,.,-•• 9:00 l;\evlffl 'at Wort 'i ll'80 Chriatian Science _ �I - . 11:(k) B* '1ctl4:r9 ' 11:IIO Rl'll': USA ., 12,09, l!ev Elwoild Gibb■ 12:lt '81eball A:80 Spqrtac:o pe 3:4l) SI!Orti Special , t;ll -Comedy Time . ," ' lte\-. Willard Wllco1 Z , i. Oral Boborta ·i ,c•l1" l• Bowl . · : _ \ · • · ,,,. ,}'· . , · ie w0,ld : ijetfi: Cen tury '"'�'. -.. •i ·; ., / , . , , , , .r.a;i, i ' 1 , ilifi! � ttijr. llibote . , · •=_q . :g,:g ' .., ; , ,:Oil • 9': l)O' ., · O:$r 10:00 10:30 Amet'lcUi 11:00 Sunday News Special ·u :15 Theater 13 Channel 13-MohdG) S:OO S:lS S:OO �:OO o:SO ll:.00 m:SO 12!00 11 ,ao 12:45" . l:llo i,ao CBS News Capta in Kanwoo CartQOn Theater Red Row• &bow On 'J;'he Go • I I.off Lucy December · BMde 1,ov., of We Se1roh tor Tomomnr Tho (luldlnl Ll"1t 11eart· el the Cltt �/the Worlct' Turn• i,i, ■ Coulltr7 IJl'ffill 1'1,'Tllo SuodaJ t: N..,. ! • ' 11:8 Tbe Sunday � 1i} 10:IO Nno . , 1�1 The l\1:,0 Tbe Army 11011f 1 - ..N1)0b NeW1i- '. ' ' '. « � !Yln\Dli!,,Vjtll� (P1....A • l' ' i ' , , " Jt��! L"hri�� , • II� United. Nail �• bow ·;. k. l;f,Jjl Social Seem!( c llllG,a.llov., Tteli a:• lf.Stl ■ . ,,ao Riv,..,,. �� r� to...�.. -� • ,-:�11t T� SUJldat -· u;oai .:· pr,oo, ..- . ,�• 11,11,. � <till ' Swider � we.k..d, Nt,n w..,kond New■ weet...i Guest !Mar Pat Boone Sbo• Sundown Serenade Off the Air . . . . Su...., '7:45 Sip On 7 :47· Sunday Ch1pel ! Racine Events R-,ported MkL ,�A'IIC1, MORIIS CLASS· M1in11G Class ?,fo. 3 of the Baptist Su nda)' Sthool Dlflt at the 11.ome of Mn, Oma Montgoml!!ry with Mrs. Lina Curtis, oo-hoate11. The meetlna: opened with .in1lng "My Faith Looks Up Thee" Mrs. Ed na Picken, in charge of the program read the serlpture la iah 33 after which each mem­ • 'ber read a · reading on "Faith". Closinr with prayer. The ·hosteaa­ es aerved refreshml!!nta to Mn. Maud Young; Mrs. F.dna Pid:en,, Mrs. Letha Morris, Mrs. I>orljithy Norr-la. Mra. Est■ Eaton, .-rs. Fra nkie Nelgler I Mrs. Ida Hcn,erl, Mrs. Laura Bell, Mrs. Ethel SQl,l(JI and Mrs. Ura Morris. av TO Sea l , !.t_!!f.'�·.:'' itf P!� '.{I;W!),�. �w 2� fQr S(il1 or Tradi '. '" , . • 'JiVl'l!l. !If Viii�•- t'ii . ·c�icLia 1tlALTY NOtA•,Jr•·._, �",lVJ ..., _--. l • :• u, �ff • ib61f. . , -!, ¼- • i# , . n.. �= ,',. i NIB •'•' ,, � , ' ' ' "CJ'M PtOIIJ; , 0 D ' ' t,oo f:30 f:IIS G:4S 8:00 8:30 g::g visi t, Mrs. Harry Wiltshire rl!!tumfd from a vlsit with her daug�ter , · and f&inily In ClncinnJti. nd Mothers Day a:uesta o1r Mrs. Jack. Sharpnack wer eir children Mr. and Mrs, naek: Jr., and children I.as . Ind M1n'.belle Sharpnack, Mn. P. H. Baker and Mr. �bd Mrs Gary Spires, Columb� . , Miss Ruth Ellis of Col(ffli,ul!I visited relatives in Racine S�y Bill Hysell employed at New Martinsville spent the · weekend 11t hi� home here. if,*. · '!( Carol Sayre employed at Pitta-­ burgh &pent the past week at h'ls h ome. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smtth of Dayton spent the weekend with h er papents, Mr. and Mrs. llaJlr,y Hayman. , \ _. • to · ;'i '' �-', '�'�t/·';li, , , ,·' f .•• ".,f "!,.,;_-,"'"""''· < '.. ' ., Mr an d Mrs Ger. e Seelle &f New B righton , Pa., were weei:end and gue1ts of bia parent.I, Mr. Mrs. Ira Beea:le. Mr. and Mrs. Russell RhoadN and c hil dren of Marietta •t the weekend with their fathers, John Bentz an d Milo Rhoades, Mrs: Oma M ontgomery llbd Mr. an d Mn. Harry Curtl1 eJj1 nt the weekend in Columbufi with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtis. Jack Willshire of Hu ntin,t-on �pent Mothers Day with His par­ · •nts, Mr. an d Mr1. Harry· Wntshire, �------ , James Swlll't wu taken to Hol­ zer Hospital by the EmerremT squad l11t 'rilellday night. Mrr.. Swart arrived h ome from ·Califor• nla b)- plane Wednesday nl1ht 'their son Kenneth of Akron came for sevenl days returning to his , home SUnday. Mr. Swart was re• leased from ttie hospital on j Mbn day and is convalescirrg at his home. Mrs. Maud Youn g attended the funeral , of Cecii Sleeth at Pt. Pleasant Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Beulah Bradford, Mrs. Helen Younce, Mrs. Lovey Sayre and Mn. Gretta Simps on attended May Fellowship meeting al Enterpl'lae EUB C hurch Friday afler,J ' l, noon. �- and Mrs. Bud Simpson of BY MRS. HATTIE PRIOIII.IC!t('.lr� PGple-rOy" s1_>ent - Saturilay e�ening Mr . and Mrs, F: A. Shumway with "Ms �'1et1b, - MJi and Mn:• : bf-,-'Syra'CU�e :.-· C{llleif 1 011 ·, 'Mr. 'a nd ­ Edward Sampson . '-rs!' Curt Frederick a nd Mr. an d Mr. an� Ml'8. Ray Roush of Mrs. Geor �c Prederick Ft'i dly. Cincinnati spent the weekend wlth Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams rei.tlves, Their daughter Mrs. and ramily of Fa lrborne spent Wanda Jacobs and children re- the wo ekt'nd wi\h his brother and 1_urned bom• wllh lh em for a family and his slateri M;r. and ;;;;;;a, J Mrs. Freeman Williams and Mila , ;;; ;;; . ;;;; ;;; ;;; = • ;;;;; ;;; ;;; ;;;;; 1• Polly wm1sm,. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton McElroy three children amt · grandllOn an'f Kertnit McElroy all Of M,orrow 1pent Mothers Day weekend with their mother an d brOth en, Mn. Martha McElroy, Gene. and Ver• � gu_. Other guests were �r. and · MrB. Henry Spencer and cbildl'ftl Van.., Mn. W a ld Spence; and •�ildren and Mary Jean li\n e. "In the afternoon Mn. MeE I� t Oak Hill News . Events Of . Week. EDDIE Jt.TKI MS ' . Play, Your c01:'ntry . ··, este rft ' Qftctrw ,· ' ·· 1 d ■ g a · '�rowis ,st,,·.:. f- lilouse ' · . , ••'-' POIIIDflY, ,,, NANCY 7:,•:u� :g: 1.1•• �- ?� ij · ·, � -� �1'• ri ., · D•"· · 1 ON ''M. . .,·• Music'' AT . . 5 · P.M• l2. ,_4 w· J E H OH w..-- "/Jfl!J! lt.-,!iuests 1 . · .· . , · s •l'f� ll,Ultln ' • • "" " e«,.y/ I ' ' " 0 ! ·I ·-·•MORE PEOPLE r ARE' Hi.!t:n', SLiPP I NG IN THE I R THAN ON THE 6Aitl4Tl,JBS . H I GI-I WAYS �,:;;,� �� ����:r:: �0 by �p hone to wish her Mrs. Mal'• th McElroy, aloo her mother, Mrs. lleflry Spencer a happy Mo· then· . � '."'·''"" .' • . Evervtm{ comos traip,;ln' in en' leal,fi , dirt on "'f floor ! ' Reill');Thomas wh o has OID• � ployment near Colwnbus sperlt · The .idae l,;N... � 1 the weeke nd at his home here, . 1,00. . The nin., Stoopo I Mr. and Mn. liluvin Barnh�tt 1 80 The ,,..11!1"1 . ' , Of Tupper, Plal.. 1pent Sun� 1:00 .o\t'b J. Sill/II,, evenllll wtlh Mr. and Mn. Low.ajl · 9:15 A,�,t 1 W•Bin,. . . l:III . Jui. !IUO_Iln ,:,: Mrs. Paul Thomaa of ColumbU1 ._ 1 l!.'t 1pe nt several day• with her JID, 7 ::,o liO !m l•... h�:,\ ,'fG. ent., Mr. tnd Mrt. C. "'- i\'� w I:'° {i(l{I , I� Sho . OI��•� op,. Sundey � . B· OO '!'he Mr■, 1'ol\l ,B�ke·.i•�d 1•�1ll, , di - . . Beat · el'° i'o!htf � Alfr,a, Mr. and Mn. Carl ¥=;;"' Show D:OO DJnllJ . ,, ,. wllflh of Olteao, .Mr. and M •· 8tl An Lthft 8how W. F. Bl�, .d ' fuill7, Mr1�allll "' "".If-a " ' '' , · • Mn •. :lcih� lllo>'e,i/. Jin. ,ria 'l'li� �·sumvon !lhow .o,oo II•� • : . -· 1 · ThomH Ind f,mlly, <ienerol lllectrlc, Tbol. �10:J)O � --.,, ' · Mr. 11nd Mn. Paul Kf!my Alfred Hltehcoct- Presenta 1 :00 8ewi . 1·· :. 1 ' ; 1 Sunday ,with reltllvo, ln•• t!i!ll,'°' ', Jeck Benny P,ogr,m. , 1:10 Ii '-'!oll•ft Ill• 1 1 l• an v� il� Whata: .lb Line? ·.1:1d, irheater 11· �d Frlendl)", w. •VII.i i , = �1, : , _� ...:zc_ �� =� ,: . � >.; :'!= I ----.l!!:!::=i! @ij.y KAYOII:- · '. : • • '\: , , ,. h\_ . , ,; s,· �-j '"'; - \ ' 1,\ --• ' .· ¥'·-�II ':'/ �,. � ·, Cud 1 . ' · :•,,.""r••""• ,� ,� -�-., �wef �:, "....:,..;_;,_\' \ ta.ait a H- • -.--..,. :� n-1¥ '" ��'?I,: ,�jj��, :!��u,-�.;,'.i'ie ,'1·' "f.... -·•·, , � . ➔"''l [, , ......,,-., W i - llti..,._ ' ' 2:30 8:0I 3!80 2:31 3:IO S:3S 4:30 4:31 5:30 5:48 8:00 6:30 nwnr,, �nlvenary Broadw.,, Sboweue Sunday Sbeweaae Rev. Wil,oa <He• Jinan Churcll of Oed) SuaUy Sbowcue Newa Suod:1y Showen:: Newa & Weather ConP'ff,Sman Moeller Washingon Report• to tlie Pe$pl1!! Sund own S.l'enade Off the Ail' 10!l 1,:ro· · oJilo• N'm =la[.= _ 2:0Q :$eher or Wot'la 1:38 Hi>.,. Party i,ojl ..,,,, lflqlon ln l•. "ln . The . Verdict ii Youn 11100 SIJII on (lutli Star N� • W..U-..1P:D Pert, ', ll'OWI . �86 lll'eatlaot Party 9j10 lf...,t . ' \= �� · ,.,. . WHT I�.. L.I TV ,.C. n �annel'· 13 1 i • : · ' l:lll 8,011 l;ID 1:30 7!1)« ' WMPO D'aily Prof!J"am Schedule � - -·-'-'-· �.. Wan,ll'U ._., ___ (2Q) Business RIVER REPO ' RT o,,...,, th; as, aJ!OICNnwm $2595 II•• ( 1 7 I Help Wanted -T R A I L E R S - . ', , * M••on. w 3 :�, 3:30 4:00 t: 80 G:00 5:30 U : 10 We•tf'ercaal I 1:15 Nile-Natch LOO Sign Off ---- -, - �-- - ':OO ---•-.....a,,- Dally SenUoel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.• May 14, 11160-7 WC H�TV C"unnel 8 Channel 8 - Sunday CIA Battles M-a, ss1·ve Secrecy· To Get Infonnation On Soviet W'Yz- 121 l Real Estate Baseball Sunday Movletime World Championship Golf Meet the Press Sunday News Picture Overlan d Trail Music on Ice Chevy Show Loretta Young Show People Are FUnny Ne� Headlinea 12:00 John Hopll:l na File 12,so Bishop Pike 1:00 ' · college News Conference 1 :30 Big Pi'cture 2:00 Mystery Matinee I· ·· dT B ( 1,4 J For Rent ·; · 11o1&• D!SP 1:00 . 7:90 8:00 · 8:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 1 1 : 10 u:1� n ti im SJgn On This is the Life TV Chapel Industry on Parade Garden Club of lhe Air Roll with the Champion Pre-game Show , Cha�nel 8 - s.rtunlay lvtl'J DU ll•r"-" W --- 1 : 30 4 :00 o:00 tl:00 8:30 7:00 8:00 9:Q!) 10:00 J0;30 . Jl:20 ■ ..,, e"°"" v,c■ KARR & VAN ZANDT - 11: 15 11:30 12:00 12:30 12:45 l_ :QO 1 : 1� �=� JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR The School StOI")>' Science Fiction 11:ieater Detective•, Dairy Waterfront Horne - Run Derby �e1"fs Picture S,Portr Roundup Weatherca,t Siturday, Night Jambon!e Bonall.z.1 Joutney to Understanding · � The peputy World Wi de 80 i\ntn From llU.erpol Ne.vs }Jead·llnes Weathercast 1 Shockwatch Sign Off Channel 3 - Sunday Tu·Endie-Wei Park ln Pt. Pleasant Visited Each �::!;:?\t;! ;:. ��Call �le& 5t811't11 Year By Thousands Of Tourists As Historic Site :::;u�:.i:, t!":a: ':.�!n� e,ao. h, I J ■ AUCTIONEIR c-,111o· ....1.. Crlt:t Br.Mord Write, Ph...- or c-,ect A. C. IRAD,iMD, ...lno, Ofllo. , 5 13 6tc - 4;00 4;30 5:op 5:30 6:0() 8:80 6:45 6:55 7�00 T.130 �:39 t:CfD · ,:30 ·10:30 11:00 11:fo 11 ;il,& 2:00 SINATRA 8ATTL S HOLLYWOOD UPI - Frank Sinatra got In to a verbal argu­ menl with actor John Wayne ear• ly today before a star-studded au­ dience at a nightclub, th en im­ mediately got i nto an other fight '.vith parting lot attendants, police reported . __ ___ I MET SUPPORT NEW YOl\K UPI - Stocks met ,upport during_ the past Week when · Pre1ident Ei1e nh owe r IP­ prised the nation the econ omy had reached the half-trilli on dollar mile1tone. kADIO TV SaRVIC ALL MOD LS AND MAKES Phone WY .2-2255, �•W'• Ohio CLILAND TV anti AP�IANCI :i, 3 Uc ■ Channel 3 -.Satunlay CHICAGO UPI - Adlai E. Stevenson, aakin g the ..prayers an d support" of the Americ an b people t r Pre&ident Ei&ellhower at the Paris summit Conference, said Friday nl&ht dlaarmament "ia the only hope of ucurlty and peace." -- -- - �-- --· -- _ -___ _ THE MANSION HOUSE MlOOLLPO({T DEPART- HEGJSTEltED H�HEt'OHD BULL. meni Aul·tiun Sale, �aturday, Inquire Lloyd Hlac�wuod, Ches1 May 14, Ewing Buildin,g on the lt•r, Ohio. l'hur1c Y U 5-2450 after fi P. M. T in Middleport. Used and 5 14 3tp He rwa1 convicted of eapfona,:e New Merchand11;e. Everything - - - - - -- -- --EVENING 0 AUCTION 1 from ll1i!y lOuillr lo Kitchen . Fr1d•y, May 2.7, 1960, 7:00 P. M. 1::": S1Wl.i1. iJ•iors open � 8 m Sale will sell lfavmg sold my home, year, imprisonip:enl I atarl.l 1 1 a rn. ltefreshmenls _ A particiJ)lnl in • blQOdy "1>tt- com� the firtt Englillh-s,eatlng before, Sefor, A.Ill ill •Welton ill my remlence 1n 1 Ru11ia establlsbed !ta mlllt.en avallable .ill da)' Crttl Brad�tie betwun the Shawnee Indians settler In nearby Gallipolis, Ohio, ilbe fmnl1hinp. in the Mal)l,ion lnte:Illgence ot8anliltiOti ln 19;21. Mlddl.,.rt WY•2-U4f g t r followin the Uw:-; c ford Jr ' Aul'IIOJ;eer ,-4-9tc · and lhe Colon ial Vir,inla forces founJl,ed earlier by french settlen. Houac, are, for the moat put._ • heir- . It.I analn acUvlJlea iltlrut �e ,-�, wY•UffS I l l1v1ng room suite; I dining had time, In the mid1t of death and IIAUft P ID ITOIII M01"0RI AND ftS BOATS ISED I Flood• Caute RtfflN&illnt ruum hUitc; l di ncltt- set; 1 g1111 loom• belon1in1 to olcl ·¥Pon tJnlted Stltu begu In ·the 19308. ASS W CO UN I E C l J_Y UI'.: ; M b fli�G ,.u slau i,: J i,: h te r , t o � and •pprecl•te they the p i : scenic wh c l• ; Actualiy, Matr corfiidetable remodel- County fam.Ulet. In Ole ol4,�fllh• e r i, g l as t.,t. lu heat r writ o2 . iucute RHfflMrl• . Sunda_}, , May 13, _2 p. m . 11 t Free- I rng desks; I White sewing ma• , pollt1n: Motort. 600 I. Main beauty of the point whet"e *e Ohio lng b11 altered the original tav- ioned parlor la a creat sq� pl"··· 114141 One of the moat aensatlonal dum Gospel :.11s�L�H, Ha .Id Knob11, 1 diine; I m1.1pl<.! b('d and dresser; and Kan.aw� Riven convera:e, ern. Ravaged by floodl, the tavern ano, the first-to tie bf0,01bt .fl� such c11es was that of J1diu1 and HAMILL ... ITATION 1 St., ltomtroy. Phone WY4-117G. on l.tasu,rn and ... t1veri;v1llc n oad. , and yean: after the battle he buill building was ju1t a hulk of oak the' Alle!llleny Moun.bins, '.· . . 1 1 -24-tfc ..,.,. NO,A,.M. l da y lw d . 1 kit<:h<·n c1.11Jinc t : . Ethel R08enbera, executed On Hro. Ahart, leudcr; _Hcv. Gnr_f l1 J I lot udd ch11irs; 2 a n t ique tables I a tavern �n the lite. Albe.., WI timlen and homemade brick after On the mantle la an olf ela: b t June .;;....;;_== 1 9 , 1853, for delivering • tom­ ===:;;;;= ;., ,,;;;; pas t or of church. fhc public 1s Now, some 180 yean later, Walt- the Ohio River receded from ihe clock, con·tributed b.r the l I a utiiiuc h.tll tree: 1 lol odd ◄ tnll:r le 1tcrets to the Soviet 'union. Buy Your mvitcd. 15 1 1 4tc er Newmab'a tavern atlll stands, flood e( 1913. l;1mps ; I lot dry walnut lumber. ot Walter Newman. It bad · ii In Another was the n ine-tnontb FO� TH,f; 8¥T.' ROOF AND lhe center' of Tu·Ehdle-Wt1i Park in Unwilling to let the old tavern the originRl tavem. Others ltc>ms too numcruu.-. t u trial ln 1949 of the 11 top Comq1u·' repair ..rvice �d roof pa1nttn, Point Pl.-..nt, a momitnto of the go Ute way of so many historically., men l 1011. N ot n'spons1·1> 1 e for aC'- ' YOU AU.. C(J'�JE 'l'O TIJE MOO"E nJllt leaden in America wbo lurlal GNVnd 1 and ho UN »aJDtlnl call Bill country's earl1 history, and vlllt- 1 significant landmarks, residents o f Gun Shoot, Sunday at 1 P. M . on I eHk11ts . ed on the ll'Ounda , ·� the were· found cuUt, or con1plracy Burl Wyatt PhollO WY2-2'721 . 11-IIMlk ed eac h Year by thousand• or Point Pleasant, spearheaded by park are frontier : scout� ''Mad to teach �nd adVoeate the violent Old Route 7 bal' k uf lhe skating J . W. lloffman, Owner / tourl,ts. rink. Mr1. Livia Simpson .Poffenba:rger, Anne" Blil&y ; the $baw 5 13 2LP I I. 0. �cCoy, Aul' tioncl'r .a·chief, overthrow of ttae United st•tes (20bl (5) l i, 2 1 . 23, 24, 25, 2fl. 27, 7tc I con- governl'pr'Dl �ut to have the buildlna: re- Cornstalk, who led , the t d •�b taken on I :e� !t The tlv r J t€!deration in t he BltU.i , P oin t --- - · -llAANEl-8Di1'8pl!f · INSUIWICJI the D_l ore dla:nllied 11ame of the Onfl o1 the blsgest break& -In 1 Much of the oria:inal wood, ha:nd- Pleasant; and Colonel - . Charles I WILD LAND WITH r1: 0NTA�E AT A1111t,, MfoJ1;po� rn. A.at., Man,s10_� H:ouse, and UI i repaalt ory for ed door hingea and homemade Ru,alan ,pying was in 19'5 ,rhen WE w 1s1l "0 Fx 1•1iFsS ouR g of · ' . on laq(t' trou1 slrcum. Price mobil9t BoD41. than• WY-2- for relics o nce t\ec�1111ar:,- . for every- bricks were c onaerved in the re- lewt�. brother of the ·. :leader . lgnor Gouzenko, copher clerk at grautudl' uni! i1pprl'clat 1on . 1o \ $395.00, $1 0.00 down. SIO per �a y lite � lndt■n· tribes and oolon- storatlon. They were iupported by the Virginian,, Gtneral: And rew the Ru11ian Embauy in Ottawa. 2903· our many fncn< ti! ,n1d rclal1 vcs m o n l h. Will s,•nd pirt urc a nd Lewis. ial setUers. , defected and unfolded the 4101'1 �or their ht•lp an<l krndness dur• more modern devices to en sure full <kla1l.i. Art Sch rn1d1, Park --:--, •-Au &.......T.J.:...�n )be . f ron t lawn o r the Ma n O P O e , OhiO m ro y tn i,: the dl•a1h ;1t1d lll ue ss o f uur of a maj or -plot to smugle a tom • r ve d a contalnJna: . Nflwspapera 11t the years. ability down through a,uin D'l'JVliJ'la Va l l s , Wist :ortsi n , Urok cr. , •--,,,,,,,,:,,:,,:,,:,_=-:,:,""""��,el uon H9-uae la a aranite ·abaft comto Russia, secrets ht•lu\' Cll husb;Jnd a11d Cuther · Washin&ton George by problems least e h ti&t!lmenta the t f f o o Not ,-.. 5 14 1 1 c· I memor in �e Battle of Pol nt restoration was what to do with for land, for sale in the area; a _ Government lirl Judietb Cop­ J;1111l'i, l lawlt•y. To l\r;v. Ellison ___ _ ---· __ ' ( ) ) tt J Pleasant, called �)' m any the first the piles of boneg which had been pewter bowl which had belonged lon, employed by the Justice De­ Wcavt-r, s111gers. Middleport 1 TWO (;UOD M ILK COWS. One ___ ante O UY batUe of the A,n,erJcan Revolution. dug or wa!lhed up, and placed in to Daniel Boone; a portrait' of partment. was convicted of 1leal­ ............ .J. ••• cmerMrlll' y �qu,111 , t he i:tHrr and ,· ust fresh. HollnnJ "'.,carh-8, J!,,1- CL�AN USED CAR. WILL CON· ..,._..� . �'. Newr111!' himself p■rUCip,tted l n the attic of the old build in 1. The)' Wa1hin ton, said to be a Stuart in.a: l nftl'mation from FBI files nur.scs 111 J\1c1i,:s (;u1eral Hospilland . J'hone S I i 2-4628. g sLder any make 01 model. Phone . ., . '-' · the battle, �� survived it to be- were doubtless those of gIndians painting, · \. al, Or. UlttZ<'WlL"Z, ulso to Raware only a few of the and livifl( it to Valentin Gubit5 1 1 6tp WY2-67i:ll. V irgil Teaford, Syraling� Co.ill!, Lhc pallbl'areni, lo g of articles on chev; a Soviet en gineer employed hundreds literally at n bee d burying ba d whose roun cuse. 5-10--0tc the many lric 1 1ds who suppli (' d DO YOU f'A Y CITY PHICES FOR or ·Meet- dilplay in and around (be Mansion at the Unlt:ed Nations. Miss Cop. f (Shawnie Tu-Endie-Wei i,IOi,111 Ii. useil fum machinery? Sec BIil food in time of uur i,:ricl and also Ion w.on reversal of her convlcing of the Wateni) for centuries House. PMIM WY-�l , ""441.,_. , . Goodwin and huy at farm prices. tio11; and wa1111 never JaUed. Oublt• for all the sym 1 1;1thy cards, Your Six mi1e11 from Wilkesville. cbov WIS ,pe rmltled to return to kindness wilt ucvcr be forgotFIVE ROOM HOUSE, BATH, 10 l.. · .!'JI!) 4 28 30tc Ru111a. ten, Cole SL, i n Pomeroy near the taoito,. t'llo, Pollo Sit1('cr1·ly, I of auch <ases •tretdted --- -- - ---Pomeroy-Mason Brid2e. ,Call in Doil I •••, on1!':d �� Mrs. James llawlcJ Hml fa.r;nily MEXll'AN TOMA\"0 PLANTS ARE "� , evening WY2•2738. 0-14,,Gtc ! ha te1tdy dnd several olhcr standard 1 5 1� lip WASIJINGTON UPI .,.,}'r,�iµ,., �\.!:,:. ��:: �:• :.:."e�, m )'Jl ffotil•s. Also rhubharb at Its SIX ROOM HOUSE 1 126 •. " 1 • Elsen ho�e r mes to Paris .lonight Main St., Pomeroy, Pho rl:ti that the Soviet Union is not lagbest, Lo eat Ind for deep !rec,&DITOR'S NOTE: The Stete UH3. lo challenge Sov�l Premier Niki3408. 5-12-6tc a:in 111(:. SPro11d JIOl1SC E11st fro m g ln e_SJ>lon.11e and intelligence. Fuchs was r� eased from a FOi\ SAbE: · 9¾ ACRE& GOOD ta Khrm1hchev to accept a dram- Department, In 1cknowl.clilna S drnu l h rnsc in Syr 1.1 cusc. W m . i TWO OR THR EE ROOM FURNISH J,OST - l lla).�et d ..:rccn cruiser fence, gar&il:JI, 2 room cellsr. I atic "open sodetie," plan that lh■t •" American plan■ WH on British prison only last year. '. 5 9 tfc JI. Holmes. But there is not need to go biick skirt lwlWl'l'll \'v'h1 1t•'N Grocery __ _ ___ _ ___ _ _ ed apartme1i t 140 Iiiulberr:y othe r out buUdinp. · 8 room Jood. would elimin ate the need for any an lnttlll..nc■ min� over lllu.,. more spy flights. 1la, commentlNI tartly that "th■ that far - or to the cue of Alger and llclcn's lll!11uty S hop on tmu. NE( 'CIII SEW!N t: .'IIACll!Nl:- \ Ave., Pomeroy. �12-3tp house. Wate.r ip hollse 10 min­ The President will arrive in the Sovitt Union hH not been ••• Hi88 before . that - for examples Phunc WY 2·tlti47. vcne Whaley. ute drive from Pom er oy. Loc.tttd Cumplt'lti zig-zui; fnr muking but• Al'.tUu."6fJ:!:N•n; - .t·urrutbed anG O 1 2 3tc 11111 hul1•s. hlrnd stitching 11nd o/t mile off lt3 at W olf Pen Fre nch capltal Sunday for the Big 1lng In thi• fl■ld," That ••• • of Soviet espi onage. It is common uu1urnu111ed. b!CJll•lflf'I. .Ytddle­ talk in Washlngto n that RuBBian Creek. G. w Spencer. J>hon, Four summit conference . which clanlc underatat■ment. f11 11 cy tfrsi�IIS, Ori�iua]]y . COlil ·por,. pnone W v-a-0288. 2-8-tf will determine w h ether he wlll go Communl,t nplonatt and mlllsubma rines in the South AUantic WY-2-6820. over $:100. l'ay orr b . lancc of $86 St• D 9 . 18) through wlth hl1 planned visit to 11ry lntelll9tnc• In the United have been attempting to recover ur take OV('r llltYmcnts of $8 per 5 ANO 8 R00,11 IIO� OD o let the temper- St1tt1 toet clHr brick Into the the nose cone of one of our ml• rnonth. l'hnc WY 2· 2204. room iiPif,rLmenu. A. H, Bengel, FOR SALE: SIX ROOMS AND Russia and c uld 1� BU ICK $995. SPEt.1 AL ature or the cold war for years to 1920.. It hH left • trail of ...,.. 11le1 fi red from Cape Canaveral . , 13 6tc' Phone N Y�-3272. 1 1•2-UC tull bath. Nllz.a rene Panonaa:e, come. llard-'fop 2 Door. Sparklini;: utiOMI caN1 tuch H Al.. r belo� our Navy gets them. . ori((ln11l finiNh. Dy111r!ow drwc, College ROld, Syracuse · Phone And, conversely, that American A smilin g Nikita Khrushchev ar- HI,._ the Rostnberga, Dr. Klaua SLEEPING ROOMS. CLOSE IN Hlaeunau, P(m1croy, WY :oi:-6936 or W'i 2-6231 · ,Hi-6lc town. l:.l7 Butternut. 6 11 8tp __ ____ __..,;,_13 etc rived today in Paris with " hopes" F11cha, Col, Rudolph lnvanovlch subm a rines have been lurki ng in - - - -- - --- t he summit confe rence would AHi and eolftll right up to II the Rus1ia-desianated teaUna: are, 'l'WO .BEDROOM FURNISHED WM Claan UslNI Ctta make progrees-and on ly an i ndi- hw w..k, ... llffltn . e RuNl•n In the Southwe:1t Pacific hopln1 to v;& Fl MODERN apartmen t wuh utllitlea fur­ FOR SALE All MaltH end Modela room houae, iuU bHement anti reel 1ide1wlpe at the United States. trawler 111IIN clOM to 11n Amerl• recove r one or the 'SOvlet m llall11 n111hed. Phone WY 2·2600, Ew­ ft1ETROPOLITAN MOTOlll He listed the "urge nt" problem, c,n n�INr tubmtrlM off Lont fired from the Vladlvo1tok area. a ttic. Allllme balance or 4. ,. h11!l s Stort:, Pomeroy. ti, 13 fttc Watch Ml•lle Ttlll 600-406 la•t M.ln It. Germany, Berlin, disarmament lllend. I I GO dJrect iovernment loan. Lot p.....,.y, Ohl• E ast · West relations. week& ago, · 1 Ru11lan and two Juel flrlt the Thl1 1, di• two of l hood. r Cal x bo Goo� nelah l&O. .i,·ou R HOOM HOUSE, Rulland - -- - - ------ 1 11etlvltle1 t rawler, brl1tl l n� with electronie And In the cloaest approHh to lntellltfnq patchH on or aee Freddie Thabet, 'J'own�hlp. l'hone TU :.t.-347D, Mn. 19M rollO, 6, 4 l)uor Slondard RUlffU• othw a:ear, aa lled near the U. s. 1ubma• 4.26.tfo • a crack at llu, United States he$ of the S.Vlet Uftlon v, . t.:arl H.airden. Shirt, Heater, Hadio. Need� Mo­ 6 13 6lp chara:ed that "influential circles natktna. rlne Geor1e walhin1ton II It con• tor Wor k $2�0. l'hone WY21 u ntries" are tryi n1 to I n some c o underwater millile teste ducted 1, Jack W ASHJ<.;1{3 REFRlGERA- FOR SALE AND 91 00. a,13 ,3tc &EVl!;N ROOM. ·HOUSII reki ndle the cold war. For the off Lont bla nd. Untffd Prea lntwmttlon1I 'J'UHS De l iver and keep In ser­ wiUt \WO baUu, lll'lle, waa p11t wee� he baa made thoa\ eharFor FRt;E lnspecU011 A few mo11tbt back, another On th•J tip of a Cautorni11 penlnvice, Phone WY 2-2tl60. Ewtnp 1955 M EHCIJIIY $790, 2 DOOR ouae1 cellar, tar,, corner lOl IH a ainst W11hln1ton. h PHONI awler'' ;broke the cable 1tretchtr g " t u o Pacifle sula e h t sticking nto i Slorc', Pomeroy. 6 13 ate Sed,m. A �ul.>J rcli■blo car. located In Ch•■t.ir, Ohio, oa ·Khru1hchl!V 11id the 1ummit north of .u<.os Angeles lie the onJ:, In, on the AtlanUc O�an bed Gilmore'• Supply Store Blacttnar8, l'omcroy. 3·56tc Rou.te 7. Priced to aell. ll Inter- talk• themselvea would have a three }1unC"hina: _pad, _ 10 far o from Newfoundland to the Eu• J . UOOM fl'URNISHED apartmen t . --- · e■ted call OJ' write Paul Polin&, "bll 1l11ntflcance in i n lernatlonal is known _ capable of flrina: an ropean continent. WY-2°2774 1 128 K Main St. •Phonct WY 21 958 B U lCK $1 ,99G V8 SPECIAL Ripley," W. Va. t·td. BS2•Nn. Ute!' 3408. During the NA.TO fieet exerD IS 81< AmerJc.an i ntercontinental mlalile Hard Top 4 Uoor. One careful Vaughan's E1tennlnating -1-:ui.-uc exami "We most n e will the ur-off tbe Greco- Turlr;IJh Medi· clNI quickly Rn ent my. at owner. Dynallow drive. Radio Company wlll try to i cent probl �ma and tennn °T ,a.m wta a t he .-n •cont In seJitember, and Healer. Blactln al'I,, l'omc­ he coa l tr ckl o t u'ii pcfa sALiLiP.�S lve them, he Mid. St. Marys. W. "•• -- ao R1111lan Jett photo,raphed , l ifO roy. lt0'7 a, do,; S-ft-6tc un eo a within Soulhen1 Pacific r ton, lb, room1, t r ma - -- - WANTED A IIOUSIIKIIEPER ·--· - ----from alUtudli at,Gve Iii· Ip• the ab. quarter mile of C)ne of those pada I Ill', apfro&1m1telJ 1 acn l• full time. Inquire at t7t Beeth l966 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF. felt. Doo and not m qch farther from nl iWd e:te1lle111. wtll 11 mll11 1 St., Mlddleport 1ftat ? p. m. 473 Sycamore St., Middleport A UtUe over two 1ean qo, • · . o . State f.her two. From the train wln• from Pomvor · oa. Rolltt' WY2-S4N. 5-!l· 12tp 6-IIMlte l In tho sov,1!! t otalU,ence colone dowa any day con bo viewed · III• 1111a. Prke · '800-00. lnquke. Look al the Space. Look at the e rv , · 1 wu IITflwu , 1n • New Jc ae ' lantrles and at leaat one Atlu Mn.· llowtU at PllftOWD. i9M CIIEVkOLET VB t DR. SE­ tudlo whore be_ IIOled •• ID Prlcoa, Look. at tlhc Savlna:1. ■ York 0 f j)Oll 1 In Uon or ;" alway, mlnlle J.I� dan. Pomeroy Police Car. Bl1el­ ,• vealed ho ..,.. Ille lop Soviet In· J,'or the 6(,st Buy & Beat Terma mlnuta i.un,!>fn,., -:: tn1n, Pomeroy. II �0-6tc HOUS SALE FOR ROOM FOUR ll . Mont1om ery: !G.8 upSoviet �lpier• �Jklta Khrdlh, on New ·and USED, Look to bath, buem.en� 111, c l ly "'"' pe�, Ui.3 lower, Oal- chev el1bori� tmned ht, back feel open; t9J end 1■r111, LOated near brtcia1 llpollt: 19.3 upper, :is.e lower, a on the Vand(nbera · AJr � Maaoa. WIibert Weaver, M-aeon. feet open; Lock 2CUI on qpper, Bue padl tut September dwinl: TWO .HUJLU!N t: LOTS IN THE 1-10.etp, fallln1 .J foot per hour. h1t American tour. Twin Ccd■n Atldttiun , New Ha­ ------·-- __. Cwltler! ef �nlll Demi: Then was nCI need for Rulli•'• ven. 100' x I OU'. $79!1 t:iach. To Ne1l'ltand1 111d Curlen FOR SALE: JIVE ROOM HOUSE All d1m1 ore down 13 throUlh 23 heed min to look. 11 la I olneb Phone WY 2-5:12 1 or l\laaon SP3U.S. No. ·u. Waverly, Ohio &'7S7 after 11 p. m. thlit Soviet aaenta hive madi 'With bath, Nice location . Melvin "11 '1 thW flllinl •D tbe way. :S 13 file Belween Cutton, W. Va, 0Ptn •nry city 9 to 9 Oh'- llftl' leeta: DPuNUtNh that trip, taken plcturfl1 and re• Hood, 111 t,ocuat SC., P om eroy. and New Haven, W. Va. 11mrwonh,. 1ndlon1, ,t 4:27 am, 1·7 : ported every -Ible fact - . 11-1'.a@lp Ia11nd Creek at 9:JS pin, 0-10: Lqck tal nahle. lncl11iHn, � pnelat 23 _ : N1 tlon1l 1t lafS'l pm, 3-5: A , 1eoar1phio,I pinpoint of. the . padl, 12 HATS KJLLEP WITH STAR Y Warrar ln. 2'11 lbi., $ 1.48 ; , I ba. V. Crlu 1t\ 1:20 Pfflt 0-0: Etter ' KMW A-,t: AleN , ._,,,.,.,,,,,=,,,,=== == , • = Cliff at 4:H pm, 2.0; Reliance et ..2.:50 , Sa!e, pure, · and 1u•ranteed. 1 It 11 the tldiculoua 1111 wJth � � , �bcrsll.1ch Ha"'wa rc. EM PLOYMENT WANTED. Houae- . . '1:10 1m, 11-8. w!utb 110 , man)'- American mU1• , . wo�k or ho ulfl cle1nln,. ' Call POMIAOY - 7•l'OOm frame, bath, Upbot,tM: Galllpolia� tnvtder at tll'Y. induato■} l4) 21, 28, 28 ; (IS) 4, 5, 6, af!d 'ielentifle · blNmeat, 1at&1e, on· Ea,t .M1in. 1:15 pm. 4.0; 180b Benter •t 7:10 el\ll�l�menta � bl examined SPrucc s-� after o p. m. Vern 11, 12, 13, 18, 1 9, 20, 211, r, !. 1 1 D a Nlee lot, It shade, and view of 1m, lCHI: Loclr 13, M:r, crl lll at that 11 tumtna: beld.1 white in � i7 : :; ; Ha)'man. tp 26, 27 ; (8) I, 2. 3, 8, 8, 10, _ ,. riY"et. M,200.00, Term1. 3:40 pm; 1-2; A. V, , crlll at · 10:10 centr111 tntelUte� •· Allnc,-. Tie _,.. ' U, 16, l>, 24tp � .r -- -· ---- ·MIDl!LIPOIIT �I" ,,_ ·· . •. '�4�"! jl-room frame, pm, o-8, motor v-1 Atilt In _, · CIA Ii up aial�-... "-'"' ' I IS, ,., >'O H SAL1'-F rigldairo Aulom•• .... : , I bith, ,to,m doorj •nd window,, Jene H...aI•nd · •t 10: IIS Poto :i--O: 'In lrtlnll. JO l\t:ilmll,1t. IJ,if�I · · · ·-: ...... ... tlc W.ishcr u■ed vorf IUtle, Tap, 1-rue., Two leul loll co nvtn- Beaver 1i 3:10 1111, 0-1. 1 1, ,s t"1� -' "r1 ., v it t:.P ti� oh RUiii• Pin Caa Range In iOOd condl, , · -- ' itnP,- lqqiw:d. �.00. � • •• . ln• nn ..., lJ"n1 , .lbuilel' lion Loc aled " ll50 E. Main HOUSEWfRK BY THE HOUR OR IIAC III • • - <I both,, aulo' . '. . .. J.mui;;.' "i!ll�--_...Jtti-�· : v,.., · Galallle Hord Top Coupe uormatlon . h �� . 1i �:ii. 1��r � Jlrower &te,rJ.�. Crul11e"°"matlc 1 . �;o ::, t:Nint., 352 - VB cn·,gine, ra­ :-::. �. f :' �� :\ : , : ,,��) ....4.�;.........,..--.,-- •�•\ �-� llil!>lb , ,Ji... 1 " , !- � � J ) PONY . GENTLE FOR CHll.DRIIN , dio. beater, �•hitr-wall1 and ell ill 1� Two prod ue- l'ULL .S. ,If' 1. j 'ti� � Pritlli1Dt BlrrJ ' · · ,, J..,. � 1'' C(J. 'PLO W to ride OP t'r a nk En1tlch, Batley'I the extr.. 10 , 000 t1.'Clual mites 1 1... -ti': , •••• ga,, large 7 11: '.Y.� 1119l"e• lll)r tl,ldor· ' thlnl<1 lo '.i , tcl��t n1m!II! • . Hun · •' · ' I, ' ' · ' :;;-.:a,l!;Il; ' '1< • , t 18 3tc I IJR Cl�ff>rfttl1'UN'3 -4 ilb n�· In ell rCSl-)(!cts. bi rlver tt o m, 4bo I In l� • ,'I' . , uon' �.. ;f. · , m1 •c .� 1 1 pii( �>illilii"\! orleo b , 11 a . Jo 'I . 1 flnloh. ,,, h oth•• butldln•• . . I US!D FOLDING WKEE:I. CH.JI.Ill ,, l- ' ....... - • •(,· P lion,i WI ii- , !Wim' Iilaide ' 611)� 1LUa!'1iII � Yoo� Uon, Now Bavu. " � =-- �.z�,blacktop · · 3888, road. ' .,f!!;_,'\ s D' 13 etP tni IPVund to Soviet qe�ta , l-SSS7, . · 8 � 1f I u,ed lawn m�!'· Bolh &ood .' 1 ,1 dlti i realOlllble. �• " �- � - ,1 l d ""'. ' \ · "·�-� · • • L '>. MaCOY ���l s��ce �-1. , �1•G1&. TiAPClj!D 1o1...... 11.1 , AunlOlllu , � 12 3k · . · 1 • '' , i1i, . , , I • � -- . " A l t�;;, • • .,,, , { • II, r "" l... ii, '-I IIHtM, 1MliM" WY W731 ha 2if '• PRICE SALE: Genuine Import(D) lf, S!, , , • 6' • 9 'P T O II B,'l' a·1 • 'l'' _., • . '. , ' 'I , ! ed Holla nd &)adlobm bulbs. MU�i....a ,111:...ci... wii'i1• . • SIX , HOUSE, .BATH, , , . . , , .Rowley • lieed ll4we, Middle• . '"i ��'!; ... · , . �i\ ,, .., ., < • 1111.._ . •torm � ond· doon. TIO . --...--. , • • JJ, . .. .. . port. D IS Sic �•-, OmO ' •�•-· WY �-(� S,cemw., 1114!1Jtport. · 6-)Ulp 11•1 I . Phone WY :.!-220-1. rm� I Marion G. Parker, LODI Bottom , Wtl fined ,10 and coaU today In count)' Court o n a State Hlchway Patrol ch arge of !ailln1 to yield the right of way. The charge wu the result of an aceident on the Cb.ester-Long Bott om road. T>l.E\'lSI )N RAJ.110 AND SMALL 1ppliaoce repa ir. Phone Oti1 llcClintook, llecllle, Oblo. Z.l•Uc c,.,..,� ,.,,. "- TELEV ISION GUID E WSAZ.TV Chanut 3 Loni Bottom Man Fined $10, Coel8 ·- ,, -1. i II, . ,,.,,, I' ,, ,,. ,,, I ' .,. •"j . ·,1 I 11 ! 1 .J. · .i, 1 , f II• • ' ' ' .. ' �«>-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 14, 1960 IBO:-i" F'IREMAN STOKER for com­ mere1al or store 111e. Alao 36 strawberry crates. Phone WY 2!>430 . 5 14 3tc - -- ---- ·---�PUBLIC AUCTION t'OR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESUL"l'S May 21, 1 960 12:30 P. M. RATES The persona l proptrty o l the late li-eorge llamilton will be sold 111 3 cents per word. oae inae-rtion. Minimum cbarg, - 60 -:eJ'l':.11 auctwn al the residence opposite 8 centi per word for lh.ree eopsecullve i11&ert101,s. the post office on Roule 7 io Special - one moa,lh for 30 cents per word. Tuppers Plains, Ohio, FuU rale Of 3 cents per word will be chareed for advertial.ng L111mg room suite, 2 wool rugs, 11 not p.ud within 10 Oil)'s after receiving bill. Cold Spot refrigerator, 4 beds, Errors i n Ad vert1sifii: - Should be reportNI lmmediately. The combination desk &. book case, naily Sentinel will not be responsib� for more than 011e mcor.. floor lamps, dishes, quilting rtct 1nsert:.on. frames, end tables, record play­ tSard of T�Jnlts and Specia.l Notices of Ev,·ri ts $1.UO. Obituaries er. l)II lamps, hand tools, piano, published at I C<'llt per word. d1mng room s uite, Maytag wash­ I HA 'f ·:10tws 3 DAYS .; llA YS l MO. er, 2 dressers, platform rocker, 60c 16 90c $1 .J5 sweeper , oil heater, marble top 20 60c $1 .20 $ 1 .80 ,l<J .UO stands. rockers, ironing board, Zl 7� ,1.:x.i $l-25 50 $1. f'lulco radio, day bed, m iscel­ Ada tee•1vcd by 10 A.M will � in that day 11 popu. laneous items. Terms: CASH Charles Sisson. Owner Not responsibl e for accidents. Sale conducted by Bradford Auction ! Co .. llacine, Ohio, Phone WJ 91 i l For �io TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL 3821. oy F•ln. Fr .. lntpecfion. Insur­ KinBY V A C L1 L'M CLEANER-Re• Aucuoneer: Critt Br11dlord posses�(•d an<l in A · l shape. Pay ad by N•tlonwld•. Phon• R. Ma nager: A. C. Bradford olf lial,rnee of $:J 7.50 or take and A. Service 'Shtion WY2· 6 14 6tc over payment� or $7 1>er month. 13'6. 4-26-tfc WANT ADS """ PHONE WY-2-21 57 II Notices I GIIAVILY -TQII SALB AND hnlco. 511 •• M,In, ........,. Pl,- WY14f7S, _,, �II f p. rn. untll June 1. S.lelman: , H..--old hrnhert. RIIN••IUe. Ohio. Phane: Cool.-.lle 3691 , 3-11-tlc (9) For Sole - ---- ---- CUSTOM BUILT IIJTUl£N DI, 111Ded to:- rem hWl',J ,-,..,. • Uuutu. t·cuwaan aud Abbott. 8-6-11 Pbone WY-U82! . hLIVIIION l.u.10 A.HD SM.AU Appu,...._. ,..pair. Call Pr•nlr hcend .,,..._ Mkldl_,.. J J 1k ' -1 . . H O USE TRAILER 50' x 100", FIVE rooms, bath, Sleeps 8, $4800.00. Price indudes fuel oil tank, wai1her, d ryer, television. See Frank Hudson, Duhan Road, R t I ' Rarme 5 14 6tt _ _____ 7 TAMWORTH PIGS l!:mory Powell, Ra�mc. S 13 Ste -- - ■ I II (9a --- -·• , Morine Supplie� : --:- --:-:-. -.- · I I 2 C ord ot Thanks \ E.Ut lke Lea . . Ves ciiiiPLiT!I �VMl! oi .,__ Ton•�nt for �• ?�• · ¥1Ilclle'":' S ·-0 , M . g;1._ t eet ( 6 J Lo�t and Found Auto So les ---- -,J_ ............. _......,..,..... ____ � t.L;�,v--­ - - -- -- - -- - --For -Sole - -- -- Waverly Mohd, Home Sales I --------- WANTE D PERSON TO DELIVER PAPERS ,=--:-,..:. =--,.,.,=-- The Dall SIntiIIel "' Mo:...oR co I . PQMEROY p,o NOTICE . . h -y Ii>� \.� -��o-:r.- Pb�_wv,-a. I 8:3b 7:00 7:30 8:llO 9:00 e ,09 ,,so 10:30 1 1:00 Cho"nej 3-Monda, 5;4S dh 8:00 ConUnel)tal Clum,orr T-o.ta,, 9:0!). 111 Doontn $h,o,r --1! '.w _'\I , �� . • ,9:SO" T r • 10, · d f- sftn �-ti . u, : 10J,, l!uv· · I'! ," Y'oil!'(�'111' ts � .. , ' 11:1') • Otne8ntratloa ., . . ISIOO Tr)Itll pr ��­ i10 ' .1 l :Od 1:10 2:30 3:00 �:30 4:00 4:30 1:00 5:30 6:00 It ' Could be Yoa Mid D a,- New■ Movietlme Lo'-tta You.ne Youn,a: Dr. Ma.1o�o1J Frorq Theae Root1 Comedy P1ayhouse Adventure 'l'lme .Steamboat Jilli ""!;gt. PrP.1ton Music In th.e kound Jim Th..w Show Weathemat NP.w11 P�cture Huntley BrlnkJey ReJiHt ,,oo Huctleberr, Heund . 7:&11 '?BA 8:05 B... bill 8:15 rc:U 8:30 8:tll 10:30 11:00 11 : 10 11,1s· 1 :00 Fill Films Reoord H op Dick· Clark �bow Brave Stallion Leave It To- Beaver Lawrence Welk Show Jubilee, u. s. A. Up-To-The-Minute New• Sports 'RePort Late Show Steve Allen Show NeM He■dlhl.et Weathertatt Jack Paar Show Sign Off 11:0!5 Weeth.er Window 1 11,10 1,ite Slicnt Clianiitl' a;..•Mtndllf 8:00' 8:30 9:30 1 :20 J:30 12:00 't2i80 1:00 1:30 2,00 l:30 �:00 8:30 t:(k) 5:30 8'00 1:98 6:40 Cartoon Sll!I!lacular Romper· Room Your 1!1110 RePGOM I Murled Jolui ¥ovl• · Re■tlt,u 0\UII' Lafe '1'1111 ilol. A.1:io:ut l\eet Jledte flie Oali saw .,.I llill• � Do 1'-llu Trull �, 1. - Who � ..-m Allleri�n J!!DUU"' Rlii Tin 'l'iD &an h11uclf!o Bell ,,_ Weather Mier Qpen Hearing Biggest Bridge In Action Presidential M:isslon :rjatlonal Education As,lloc. ,Mitty's Funnies 8:4!1 JolID 't)aly l,eWII Eve Arden Show '1:00 BtollillD. Arrow People'I Cholc, '1;- 30 Cbeyenn,. , , Robin Jlood 8:30 Bo.urbo• street Bell Trackdown 'l:30 4',d"fr-i�btea ln ParadlN Maverick . D:80 Ted Mack Amateur Hour Lawman 1 1 :00 The News Toni.Cbt The Pebel jll ;,10. 11<•/in)!ll, th� Weather .'11Je Al,s11:ari111 - ot.lttfl"tBPit �� ... . - . .. f • • J'ohnn.y Sta«ato 11:20 Late Show The Ne"ws Tonight ,·11o-• --- �. Channel 1 3 - Sotu·rday 4:00 Comedy Time 4:ts American Album 5:bO Dance Party 8:00 ·Movie Spectacular •, T:SO Perry •Mason 8:90 Want�ead or Allve �00.- Mt. Lucky '9:30·· Have GUI}. Will Trav�l \0:00 G'urum oke , 10:SO Not FQr Hire New, 11:10 Theater IS : 12:fO Sign Of! ·1 11,eo , .· , i":i,:,- .sUIClay -� - �. ..-....,. AM ,,.,-•• 9:00 l;\evlffl 'at Wort 'i ll'80 Chriatian Science _ �I - . 11:(k) B* '1ctl4:r9 ' 11:IIO Rl'll': USA ., 12,09, l!ev Elwoild Gibb■ 12:lt '81eball A:80 Spqrtac:o pe 3:4l) SI!Orti Special , t;ll -Comedy Time . ," ' lte\-. Willard Wllco1 Z , i. Oral Boborta ·i ,c•l1" l• Bowl . · : _ \ · • · ,,,. ,}'· . , · ie w0,ld : ijetfi: Cen tury '"'�'. -.. •i ·; ., / , . , , , , .r.a;i, i ' 1 , ilifi! � ttijr. llibote . , · •=_q . :g,:g ' .., ; , ,:Oil • 9': l)O' ., · O:$r 10:00 10:30 Amet'lcUi 11:00 Sunday News Special ·u :15 Theater 13 Channel 13-MohdG) S:OO S:lS S:OO �:OO o:SO ll:.00 m:SO 12!00 11 ,ao 12:45" . l:llo i,ao CBS News Capta in Kanwoo CartQOn Theater Red Row• &bow On 'J;'he Go • I I.off Lucy December · BMde 1,ov., of We Se1roh tor Tomomnr Tho (luldlnl Ll"1t 11eart· el the Cltt �/the Worlct' Turn• i,i, ■ Coulltr7 IJl'ffill 1'1,'Tllo SuodaJ t: N..,. ! • ' 11:8 Tbe Sunday � 1i} 10:IO Nno . , 1�1 The l\1:,0 Tbe Army 11011f 1 - ..N1)0b NeW1i- '. ' ' '. « � !Yln\Dli!,,Vjtll� (P1....A • l' ' i ' , , " Jt��! L"hri�� , • II� United. Nail �• bow ·;. k. l;f,Jjl Social Seem!( c llllG,a.llov., Tteli a:• lf.Stl ■ . ,,ao Riv,..,,. �� r� to...�.. -� • ,-:�11t T� SUJldat -· u;oai .:· pr,oo, ..- . ,�• 11,11,. � <till ' Swider � we.k..d, Nt,n w..,kond New■ weet...i Guest !Mar Pat Boone Sbo• Sundown Serenade Off the Air . . . . Su...., '7:45 Sip On 7 :47· Sunday Ch1pel ! Racine Events R-,ported MkL ,�A'IIC1, MORIIS CLASS· M1in11G Class ?,fo. 3 of the Baptist Su nda)' Sthool Dlflt at the 11.ome of Mn, Oma Montgoml!!ry with Mrs. Lina Curtis, oo-hoate11. The meetlna: opened with .in1lng "My Faith Looks Up Thee" Mrs. Ed na Picken, in charge of the program read the serlpture la iah 33 after which each mem­ • 'ber read a · reading on "Faith". Closinr with prayer. The ·hosteaa­ es aerved refreshml!!nta to Mn. Maud Young; Mrs. F.dna Pid:en,, Mrs. Letha Morris, Mrs. I>orljithy Norr-la. Mra. Est■ Eaton, .-rs. Fra nkie Nelgler I Mrs. Ida Hcn,erl, Mrs. Laura Bell, Mrs. Ethel SQl,l(JI and Mrs. Ura Morris. av TO Sea l , !.t_!!f.'�·.:'' itf P!� '.{I;W!),�. �w 2� fQr S(il1 or Tradi '. '" , . • 'JiVl'l!l. !If Viii�•- t'ii . ·c�icLia 1tlALTY NOtA•,Jr•·._, �",lVJ ..., _--. l • :• u, �ff • ib61f. . , -!, ¼- • i# , . n.. �= ,',. i NIB •'•' ,, � , ' ' ' "CJ'M PtOIIJ; , 0 D ' ' t,oo f:30 f:IIS G:4S 8:00 8:30 g::g visi t, Mrs. Harry Wiltshire rl!!tumfd from a vlsit with her daug�ter , · and f&inily In ClncinnJti. nd Mothers Day a:uesta o1r Mrs. Jack. Sharpnack wer eir children Mr. and Mrs, naek: Jr., and children I.as . Ind M1n'.belle Sharpnack, Mn. P. H. Baker and Mr. �bd Mrs Gary Spires, Columb� . , Miss Ruth Ellis of Col(ffli,ul!I visited relatives in Racine S�y Bill Hysell employed at New Martinsville spent the · weekend 11t hi� home here. if,*. · '!( Carol Sayre employed at Pitta-­ burgh &pent the past week at h'ls h ome. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smtth of Dayton spent the weekend with h er papents, Mr. and Mrs. llaJlr,y Hayman. , \ _. • to · ;'i '' �-', '�'�t/·';li, , , ,·' f .•• ".,f "!,.,;_-,"'"""''· < '.. ' ., Mr an d Mrs Ger. e Seelle &f New B righton , Pa., were weei:end and gue1ts of bia parent.I, Mr. Mrs. Ira Beea:le. Mr. and Mrs. Russell RhoadN and c hil dren of Marietta •t the weekend with their fathers, John Bentz an d Milo Rhoades, Mrs: Oma M ontgomery llbd Mr. an d Mn. Harry Curtl1 eJj1 nt the weekend in Columbufi with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Curtis. Jack Willshire of Hu ntin,t-on �pent Mothers Day with His par­ · •nts, Mr. an d Mr1. Harry· Wntshire, �------ , James Swlll't wu taken to Hol­ zer Hospital by the EmerremT squad l11t 'rilellday night. Mrr.. Swart arrived h ome from ·Califor• nla b)- plane Wednesday nl1ht 'their son Kenneth of Akron came for sevenl days returning to his , home SUnday. Mr. Swart was re• leased from ttie hospital on j Mbn day and is convalescirrg at his home. Mrs. Maud Youn g attended the funeral , of Cecii Sleeth at Pt. Pleasant Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Beulah Bradford, Mrs. Helen Younce, Mrs. Lovey Sayre and Mn. Gretta Simps on attended May Fellowship meeting al Enterpl'lae EUB C hurch Friday afler,J ' l, noon. �- and Mrs. Bud Simpson of BY MRS. HATTIE PRIOIII.IC!t('.lr� PGple-rOy" s1_>ent - Saturilay e�ening Mr . and Mrs, F: A. Shumway with "Ms �'1et1b, - MJi and Mn:• : bf-,-'Syra'CU�e :.-· C{llleif 1 011 ·, 'Mr. 'a nd ­ Edward Sampson . '-rs!' Curt Frederick a nd Mr. an d Mr. an� Ml'8. Ray Roush of Mrs. Geor �c Prederick Ft'i dly. Cincinnati spent the weekend wlth Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams rei.tlves, Their daughter Mrs. and ramily of Fa lrborne spent Wanda Jacobs and children re- the wo ekt'nd wi\h his brother and 1_urned bom• wllh lh em for a family and his slateri M;r. and ;;;;;;a, J Mrs. Freeman Williams and Mila , ;;; ;;; . ;;;; ;;; ;;; = • ;;;;; ;;; ;;; ;;;;; 1• Polly wm1sm,. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton McElroy three children amt · grandllOn an'f Kertnit McElroy all Of M,orrow 1pent Mothers Day weekend with their mother an d brOth en, Mn. Martha McElroy, Gene. and Ver• � gu_. Other guests were �r. and · MrB. Henry Spencer and cbildl'ftl Van.., Mn. W a ld Spence; and •�ildren and Mary Jean li\n e. "In the afternoon Mn. MeE I� t Oak Hill News . Events Of . Week. EDDIE Jt.TKI MS ' . Play, Your c01:'ntry . ··, este rft ' Qftctrw ,· ' ·· 1 d ■ g a · '�rowis ,st,,·.:. f- lilouse ' · . , ••'-' POIIIDflY, ,,, NANCY 7:,•:u� :g: 1.1•• �- ?� ij · ·, � -� �1'• ri ., · D•"· · 1 ON ''M. . .,·• Music'' AT . . 5 · P.M• l2. ,_4 w· J E H OH w..-- "/Jfl!J! lt.-,!iuests 1 . · .· . , · s •l'f� ll,Ultln ' • • "" " e«,.y/ I ' ' " 0 ! ·I ·-·•MORE PEOPLE r ARE' Hi.!t:n', SLiPP I NG IN THE I R THAN ON THE 6Aitl4Tl,JBS . H I GI-I WAYS �,:;;,� �� ����:r:: �0 by �p hone to wish her Mrs. Mal'• th McElroy, aloo her mother, Mrs. lleflry Spencer a happy Mo· then· . � '."'·''"" .' • . Evervtm{ comos traip,;ln' in en' leal,fi , dirt on "'f floor ! ' Reill');Thomas wh o has OID• � ployment near Colwnbus sperlt · The .idae l,;N... � 1 the weeke nd at his home here, . 1,00. . The nin., Stoopo I Mr. and Mn. liluvin Barnh�tt 1 80 The ,,..11!1"1 . ' , Of Tupper, Plal.. 1pent Sun� 1:00 .o\t'b J. Sill/II,, evenllll wtlh Mr. and Mn. Low.ajl · 9:15 A,�,t 1 W•Bin,. . . l:III . Jui. !IUO_Iln ,:,: Mrs. Paul Thomaa of ColumbU1 ._ 1 l!.'t 1pe nt several day• with her JID, 7 ::,o liO !m l•... h�:,\ ,'fG. ent., Mr. tnd Mrt. C. "'- i\'� w I:'° {i(l{I , I� Sho . OI��•� op,. Sundey � . B· OO '!'he Mr■, 1'ol\l ,B�ke·.i•�d 1•�1ll, , di - . . Beat · el'° i'o!htf � Alfr,a, Mr. and Mn. Carl ¥=;;"' Show D:OO DJnllJ . ,, ,. wllflh of Olteao, .Mr. and M •· 8tl An Lthft 8how W. F. Bl�, .d ' fuill7, Mr1�allll "' "".If-a " ' '' , · • Mn •. :lcih� lllo>'e,i/. Jin. ,ria 'l'li� �·sumvon !lhow .o,oo II•� • : . -· 1 · ThomH Ind f,mlly, <ienerol lllectrlc, Tbol. �10:J)O � --.,, ' · Mr. 11nd Mn. Paul Kf!my Alfred Hltehcoct- Presenta 1 :00 8ewi . 1·· :. 1 ' ; 1 Sunday ,with reltllvo, ln•• t!i!ll,'°' ', Jeck Benny P,ogr,m. , 1:10 Ii '-'!oll•ft Ill• 1 1 l• an v� il� Whata: .lb Line? ·.1:1d, irheater 11· �d Frlendl)", w. •VII.i i , = �1, : , _� ...:zc_ �� =� ,: . � >.; :'!= I ----.l!!:!::=i! @ij.y KAYOII:- · '. : • • '\: , , ,. h\_ . , ,; s,· �-j '"'; - \ ' 1,\ --• ' .· ¥'·-�II ':'/ �,. � ·, Cud 1 . ' · :•,,.""r••""• ,� ,� -�-., �wef �:, "....:,..;_;,_\' \ ta.ait a H- • -.--..,. :� n-1¥ '" ��'?I,: ,�jj��, :!��u,-�.;,'.i'ie ,'1·' "f.... -·•·, , � . ➔"''l [, , ......,,-., W i - llti..,._ ' ' 2:30 8:0I 3!80 2:31 3:IO S:3S 4:30 4:31 5:30 5:48 8:00 6:30 nwnr,, �nlvenary Broadw.,, Sboweue Sunday Sbeweaae Rev. Wil,oa <He• Jinan Churcll of Oed) SuaUy Sbowcue Newa Suod:1y Showen:: Newa & Weather ConP'ff,Sman Moeller Washingon Report• to tlie Pe$pl1!! Sund own S.l'enade Off the Ail' 10!l 1,:ro· · oJilo• N'm =la[.= _ 2:0Q :$eher or Wot'la 1:38 Hi>.,. Party i,ojl ..,,,, lflqlon ln l•. "ln . The . Verdict ii Youn 11100 SIJII on (lutli Star N� • W..U-..1P:D Pert, ', ll'OWI . �86 lll'eatlaot Party 9j10 lf...,t . ' \= �� · ,.,. . WHT I�.. L.I TV ,.C. n �annel'· 13 1 i • : · ' l:lll 8,011 l;ID 1:30 7!1)« ' WMPO D'aily Prof!J"am Schedule � - -·-'-'-· �.. Wan,ll'U ._., ___ (2Q) Business RIVER REPO ' RT o,,...,, th; as, aJ!OICNnwm $2595 II•• ( 1 7 I Help Wanted -T R A I L E R S - . ', , * M••on. w 3 :�, 3:30 4:00 t: 80 G:00 5:30 U : 10 We•tf'ercaal I 1:15 Nile-Natch LOO Sign Off ---- -, - �-- - ':OO ---•-.....a,,- Dally SenUoel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.• May 14, 11160-7 WC H�TV C"unnel 8 Channel 8 - Sunday CIA Battles M-a, ss1·ve Secrecy· To Get Infonnation On Soviet W'Yz- 121 l Real Estate Baseball Sunday Movletime World Championship Golf Meet the Press Sunday News Picture Overlan d Trail Music on Ice Chevy Show Loretta Young Show People Are FUnny Ne� Headlinea 12:00 John Hopll:l na File 12,so Bishop Pike 1:00 ' · college News Conference 1 :30 Big Pi'cture 2:00 Mystery Matinee I· ·· dT B ( 1,4 J For Rent ·; · 11o1&• D!SP 1:00 . 7:90 8:00 · 8:30 9:00 10:00 11:00 1 1 : 10 u:1� n ti im SJgn On This is the Life TV Chapel Industry on Parade Garden Club of lhe Air Roll with the Champion Pre-game Show , Cha�nel 8 - s.rtunlay lvtl'J DU ll•r"-" W --- 1 : 30 4 :00 o:00 tl:00 8:30 7:00 8:00 9:Q!) 10:00 J0;30 . Jl:20 ■ ..,, e"°"" v,c■ KARR & VAN ZANDT - 11: 15 11:30 12:00 12:30 12:45 l_ :QO 1 : 1� �=� JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR The School StOI")>' Science Fiction 11:ieater Detective•, Dairy Waterfront Horne - Run Derby �e1"fs Picture S,Portr Roundup Weatherca,t Siturday, Night Jambon!e Bonall.z.1 Joutney to Understanding · � The peputy World Wi de 80 i\ntn From llU.erpol Ne.vs }Jead·llnes Weathercast 1 Shockwatch Sign Off Channel 3 - Sunday Tu·Endie-Wei Park ln Pt. Pleasant Visited Each �::!;:?\t;! ;:. ��Call �le& 5t811't11 Year By Thousands Of Tourists As Historic Site :::;u�:.i:, t!":a: ':.�!n� e,ao. h, I J ■ AUCTIONEIR c-,111o· ....1.. Crlt:t Br.Mord Write, Ph...- or c-,ect A. C. IRAD,iMD, ...lno, Ofllo. , 5 13 6tc - 4;00 4;30 5:op 5:30 6:0() 8:80 6:45 6:55 7�00 T.130 �:39 t:CfD · ,:30 ·10:30 11:00 11:fo 11 ;il,& 2:00 SINATRA 8ATTL S HOLLYWOOD UPI - Frank Sinatra got In to a verbal argu­ menl with actor John Wayne ear• ly today before a star-studded au­ dience at a nightclub, th en im­ mediately got i nto an other fight '.vith parting lot attendants, police reported . __ ___ I MET SUPPORT NEW YOl\K UPI - Stocks met ,upport during_ the past Week when · Pre1ident Ei1e nh owe r IP­ prised the nation the econ omy had reached the half-trilli on dollar mile1tone. kADIO TV SaRVIC ALL MOD LS AND MAKES Phone WY .2-2255, �•W'• Ohio CLILAND TV anti AP�IANCI :i, 3 Uc ■ Channel 3 -.Satunlay CHICAGO UPI - Adlai E. Stevenson, aakin g the ..prayers an d support" of the Americ an b people t r Pre&ident Ei&ellhower at the Paris summit Conference, said Friday nl&ht dlaarmament "ia the only hope of ucurlty and peace." -- -- - �-- --· -- _ -___ _ THE MANSION HOUSE MlOOLLPO({T DEPART- HEGJSTEltED H�HEt'OHD BULL. meni Aul·tiun Sale, �aturday, Inquire Lloyd Hlac�wuod, Ches1 May 14, Ewing Buildin,g on the lt•r, Ohio. l'hur1c Y U 5-2450 after fi P. M. T in Middleport. Used and 5 14 3tp He rwa1 convicted of eapfona,:e New Merchand11;e. Everything - - - - - -- -- --EVENING 0 AUCTION 1 from ll1i!y lOuillr lo Kitchen . Fr1d•y, May 2.7, 1960, 7:00 P. M. 1::": S1Wl.i1. iJ•iors open � 8 m Sale will sell lfavmg sold my home, year, imprisonip:enl I atarl.l 1 1 a rn. ltefreshmenls _ A particiJ)lnl in • blQOdy "1>tt- com� the firtt Englillh-s,eatlng before, Sefor, A.Ill ill •Welton ill my remlence 1n 1 Ru11ia establlsbed !ta mlllt.en avallable .ill da)' Crttl Brad�tie betwun the Shawnee Indians settler In nearby Gallipolis, Ohio, ilbe fmnl1hinp. in the Mal)l,ion lnte:Illgence ot8anliltiOti ln 19;21. Mlddl.,.rt WY•2-U4f g t r followin the Uw:-; c ford Jr ' Aul'IIOJ;eer ,-4-9tc · and lhe Colon ial Vir,inla forces founJl,ed earlier by french settlen. Houac, are, for the moat put._ • heir- . It.I analn acUvlJlea iltlrut �e ,-�, wY•UffS I l l1v1ng room suite; I dining had time, In the mid1t of death and IIAUft P ID ITOIII M01"0RI AND ftS BOATS ISED I Flood• Caute RtfflN&illnt ruum hUitc; l di ncltt- set; 1 g1111 loom• belon1in1 to olcl ·¥Pon tJnlted Stltu begu In ·the 19308. ASS W CO UN I E C l J_Y UI'.: ; M b fli�G ,.u slau i,: J i,: h te r , t o � and •pprecl•te they the p i : scenic wh c l• ; Actualiy, Matr corfiidetable remodel- County fam.Ulet. In Ole ol4,�fllh• e r i, g l as t.,t. lu heat r writ o2 . iucute RHfflMrl• . Sunda_}, , May 13, _2 p. m . 11 t Free- I rng desks; I White sewing ma• , pollt1n: Motort. 600 I. Main beauty of the point whet"e *e Ohio lng b11 altered the original tav- ioned parlor la a creat sq� pl"··· 114141 One of the moat aensatlonal dum Gospel :.11s�L�H, Ha .Id Knob11, 1 diine; I m1.1pl<.! b('d and dresser; and Kan.aw� Riven convera:e, ern. Ravaged by floodl, the tavern ano, the first-to tie bf0,01bt .fl� such c11es was that of J1diu1 and HAMILL ... ITATION 1 St., ltomtroy. Phone WY4-117G. on l.tasu,rn and ... t1veri;v1llc n oad. , and yean: after the battle he buill building was ju1t a hulk of oak the' Alle!llleny Moun.bins, '.· . . 1 1 -24-tfc ..,.,. NO,A,.M. l da y lw d . 1 kit<:h<·n c1.11Jinc t : . Ethel R08enbera, executed On Hro. Ahart, leudcr; _Hcv. Gnr_f l1 J I lot udd ch11irs; 2 a n t ique tables I a tavern �n the lite. Albe.., WI timlen and homemade brick after On the mantle la an olf ela: b t June .;;....;;_== 1 9 , 1853, for delivering • tom­ ===:;;;;= ;., ,,;;;; pas t or of church. fhc public 1s Now, some 180 yean later, Walt- the Ohio River receded from ihe clock, con·tributed b.r the l I a utiiiuc h.tll tree: 1 lol odd ◄ tnll:r le 1tcrets to the Soviet 'union. Buy Your mvitcd. 15 1 1 4tc er Newmab'a tavern atlll stands, flood e( 1913. l;1mps ; I lot dry walnut lumber. ot Walter Newman. It bad · ii In Another was the n ine-tnontb FO� TH,f; 8¥T.' ROOF AND lhe center' of Tu·Ehdle-Wt1i Park in Unwilling to let the old tavern the originRl tavem. Others ltc>ms too numcruu.-. t u trial ln 1949 of the 11 top Comq1u·' repair ..rvice �d roof pa1nttn, Point Pl.-..nt, a momitnto of the go Ute way of so many historically., men l 1011. N ot n'spons1·1> 1 e for aC'- ' YOU AU.. C(J'�JE 'l'O TIJE MOO"E nJllt leaden in America wbo lurlal GNVnd 1 and ho UN »aJDtlnl call Bill country's earl1 history, and vlllt- 1 significant landmarks, residents o f Gun Shoot, Sunday at 1 P. M . on I eHk11ts . ed on the ll'Ounda , ·� the were· found cuUt, or con1plracy Burl Wyatt PhollO WY2-2'721 . 11-IIMlk ed eac h Year by thousand• or Point Pleasant, spearheaded by park are frontier : scout� ''Mad to teach �nd adVoeate the violent Old Route 7 bal' k uf lhe skating J . W. lloffman, Owner / tourl,ts. rink. Mr1. Livia Simpson .Poffenba:rger, Anne" Blil&y ; the $baw 5 13 2LP I I. 0. �cCoy, Aul' tioncl'r .a·chief, overthrow of ttae United st•tes (20bl (5) l i, 2 1 . 23, 24, 25, 2fl. 27, 7tc I con- governl'pr'Dl �ut to have the buildlna: re- Cornstalk, who led , the t d •�b taken on I :e� !t The tlv r J t€!deration in t he BltU.i , P oin t --- - · -llAANEl-8Di1'8pl!f · INSUIWICJI the D_l ore dla:nllied 11ame of the Onfl o1 the blsgest break& -In 1 Much of the oria:inal wood, ha:nd- Pleasant; and Colonel - . Charles I WILD LAND WITH r1: 0NTA�E AT A1111t,, MfoJ1;po� rn. A.at., Man,s10_� H:ouse, and UI i repaalt ory for ed door hingea and homemade Ru,alan ,pying was in 19'5 ,rhen WE w 1s1l "0 Fx 1•1iFsS ouR g of · ' . on laq(t' trou1 slrcum. Price mobil9t BoD41. than• WY-2- for relics o nce t\ec�1111ar:,- . for every- bricks were c onaerved in the re- lewt�. brother of the ·. :leader . lgnor Gouzenko, copher clerk at grautudl' uni! i1pprl'clat 1on . 1o \ $395.00, $1 0.00 down. SIO per �a y lite � lndt■n· tribes and oolon- storatlon. They were iupported by the Virginian,, Gtneral: And rew the Ru11ian Embauy in Ottawa. 2903· our many fncn< ti! ,n1d rclal1 vcs m o n l h. Will s,•nd pirt urc a nd Lewis. ial setUers. , defected and unfolded the 4101'1 �or their ht•lp an<l krndness dur• more modern devices to en sure full <kla1l.i. Art Sch rn1d1, Park --:--, •-Au &.......T.J.:...�n )be . f ron t lawn o r the Ma n O P O e , OhiO m ro y tn i,: the dl•a1h ;1t1d lll ue ss o f uur of a maj or -plot to smugle a tom • r ve d a contalnJna: . Nflwspapera 11t the years. ability down through a,uin D'l'JVliJ'la Va l l s , Wist :ortsi n , Urok cr. , •--,,,,,,,,:,,:,,:,,:,_=-:,:,""""��,el uon H9-uae la a aranite ·abaft comto Russia, secrets ht•lu\' Cll husb;Jnd a11d Cuther · Washin&ton George by problems least e h ti&t!lmenta the t f f o o Not ,-.. 5 14 1 1 c· I memor in �e Battle of Pol nt restoration was what to do with for land, for sale in the area; a _ Government lirl Judietb Cop­ J;1111l'i, l lawlt•y. To l\r;v. Ellison ___ _ ---· __ ' ( ) ) tt J Pleasant, called �)' m any the first the piles of boneg which had been pewter bowl which had belonged lon, employed by the Justice De­ Wcavt-r, s111gers. Middleport 1 TWO (;UOD M ILK COWS. One ___ ante O UY batUe of the A,n,erJcan Revolution. dug or wa!lhed up, and placed in to Daniel Boone; a portrait' of partment. was convicted of 1leal­ ............ .J. ••• cmerMrlll' y �qu,111 , t he i:tHrr and ,· ust fresh. HollnnJ "'.,carh-8, J!,,1- CL�AN USED CAR. WILL CON· ..,._..� . �'. Newr111!' himself p■rUCip,tted l n the attic of the old build in 1. The)' Wa1hin ton, said to be a Stuart in.a: l nftl'mation from FBI files nur.scs 111 J\1c1i,:s (;u1eral Hospilland . J'hone S I i 2-4628. g sLder any make 01 model. Phone . ., . '-' · the battle, �� survived it to be- were doubtless those of gIndians painting, · \. al, Or. UlttZ<'WlL"Z, ulso to Raware only a few of the and livifl( it to Valentin Gubit5 1 1 6tp WY2-67i:ll. V irgil Teaford, Syraling� Co.ill!, Lhc pallbl'areni, lo g of articles on chev; a Soviet en gineer employed hundreds literally at n bee d burying ba d whose roun cuse. 5-10--0tc the many lric 1 1ds who suppli (' d DO YOU f'A Y CITY PHICES FOR or ·Meet- dilplay in and around (be Mansion at the Unlt:ed Nations. Miss Cop. f (Shawnie Tu-Endie-Wei i,IOi,111 Ii. useil fum machinery? Sec BIil food in time of uur i,:ricl and also Ion w.on reversal of her convlcing of the Wateni) for centuries House. PMIM WY-�l , ""441.,_. , . Goodwin and huy at farm prices. tio11; and wa1111 never JaUed. Oublt• for all the sym 1 1;1thy cards, Your Six mi1e11 from Wilkesville. cbov WIS ,pe rmltled to return to kindness wilt ucvcr be forgotFIVE ROOM HOUSE, BATH, 10 l.. · .!'JI!) 4 28 30tc Ru111a. ten, Cole SL, i n Pomeroy near the taoito,. t'llo, Pollo Sit1('cr1·ly, I of auch <ases •tretdted --- -- - ---Pomeroy-Mason Brid2e. ,Call in Doil I •••, on1!':d �� Mrs. James llawlcJ Hml fa.r;nily MEXll'AN TOMA\"0 PLANTS ARE "� , evening WY2•2738. 0-14,,Gtc ! ha te1tdy dnd several olhcr standard 1 5 1� lip WASIJINGTON UPI .,.,}'r,�iµ,., �\.!:,:. ��:: �:• :.:."e�, m )'Jl ffotil•s. Also rhubharb at Its SIX ROOM HOUSE 1 126 •. " 1 • Elsen ho�e r mes to Paris .lonight Main St., Pomeroy, Pho rl:ti that the Soviet Union is not lagbest, Lo eat Ind for deep !rec,&DITOR'S NOTE: The Stete UH3. lo challenge Sov�l Premier Niki3408. 5-12-6tc a:in 111(:. SPro11d JIOl1SC E11st fro m g ln e_SJ>lon.11e and intelligence. Fuchs was r� eased from a FOi\ SAbE: · 9¾ ACRE& GOOD ta Khrm1hchev to accept a dram- Department, In 1cknowl.clilna S drnu l h rnsc in Syr 1.1 cusc. W m . i TWO OR THR EE ROOM FURNISH J,OST - l lla).�et d ..:rccn cruiser fence, gar&il:JI, 2 room cellsr. I atic "open sodetie," plan that lh■t •" American plan■ WH on British prison only last year. '. 5 9 tfc JI. Holmes. But there is not need to go biick skirt lwlWl'l'll \'v'h1 1t•'N Grocery __ _ ___ _ ___ _ _ ed apartme1i t 140 Iiiulberr:y othe r out buUdinp. · 8 room Jood. would elimin ate the need for any an lnttlll..nc■ min� over lllu.,. more spy flights. 1la, commentlNI tartly that "th■ that far - or to the cue of Alger and llclcn's lll!11uty S hop on tmu. NE( 'CIII SEW!N t: .'IIACll!Nl:- \ Ave., Pomeroy. �12-3tp house. Wate.r ip hollse 10 min­ The President will arrive in the Sovitt Union hH not been ••• Hi88 before . that - for examples Phunc WY 2·tlti47. vcne Whaley. ute drive from Pom er oy. Loc.tttd Cumplt'lti zig-zui; fnr muking but• Al'.tUu."6fJ:!:N•n; - .t·urrutbed anG O 1 2 3tc 11111 hul1•s. hlrnd stitching 11nd o/t mile off lt3 at W olf Pen Fre nch capltal Sunday for the Big 1lng In thi• fl■ld," That ••• • of Soviet espi onage. It is common uu1urnu111ed. b!CJll•lflf'I. .Ytddle­ talk in Washlngto n that RuBBian Creek. G. w Spencer. J>hon, Four summit conference . which clanlc underatat■ment. f11 11 cy tfrsi�IIS, Ori�iua]]y . COlil ·por,. pnone W v-a-0288. 2-8-tf will determine w h ether he wlll go Communl,t nplonatt and mlllsubma rines in the South AUantic WY-2-6820. over $:100. l'ay orr b . lancc of $86 St• D 9 . 18) through wlth hl1 planned visit to 11ry lntelll9tnc• In the United have been attempting to recover ur take OV('r llltYmcnts of $8 per 5 ANO 8 R00,11 IIO� OD o let the temper- St1tt1 toet clHr brick Into the the nose cone of one of our ml• rnonth. l'hnc WY 2· 2204. room iiPif,rLmenu. A. H, Bengel, FOR SALE: SIX ROOMS AND Russia and c uld 1� BU ICK $995. SPEt.1 AL ature or the cold war for years to 1920.. It hH left • trail of ...,.. 11le1 fi red from Cape Canaveral . , 13 6tc' Phone N Y�-3272. 1 1•2-UC tull bath. Nllz.a rene Panonaa:e, come. llard-'fop 2 Door. Sparklini;: utiOMI caN1 tuch H Al.. r belo� our Navy gets them. . ori((ln11l finiNh. Dy111r!ow drwc, College ROld, Syracuse · Phone And, conversely, that American A smilin g Nikita Khrushchev ar- HI,._ the Rostnberga, Dr. Klaua SLEEPING ROOMS. CLOSE IN Hlaeunau, P(m1croy, WY :oi:-6936 or W'i 2-6231 · ,Hi-6lc town. l:.l7 Butternut. 6 11 8tp __ ____ __..,;,_13 etc rived today in Paris with " hopes" F11cha, Col, Rudolph lnvanovlch subm a rines have been lurki ng in - - - -- - --- t he summit confe rence would AHi and eolftll right up to II the Rus1ia-desianated teaUna: are, 'l'WO .BEDROOM FURNISHED WM Claan UslNI Ctta make progrees-and on ly an i ndi- hw w..k, ... llffltn . e RuNl•n In the Southwe:1t Pacific hopln1 to v;& Fl MODERN apartmen t wuh utllitlea fur­ FOR SALE All MaltH end Modela room houae, iuU bHement anti reel 1ide1wlpe at the United States. trawler 111IIN clOM to 11n Amerl• recove r one or the 'SOvlet m llall11 n111hed. Phone WY 2·2600, Ew­ ft1ETROPOLITAN MOTOlll He listed the "urge nt" problem, c,n n�INr tubmtrlM off Lont fired from the Vladlvo1tok area. a ttic. Allllme balance or 4. ,. h11!l s Stort:, Pomeroy. ti, 13 fttc Watch Ml•lle Ttlll 600-406 la•t M.ln It. Germany, Berlin, disarmament lllend. I I GO dJrect iovernment loan. Lot p.....,.y, Ohl• E ast · West relations. week& ago, · 1 Ru11lan and two Juel flrlt the Thl1 1, di• two of l hood. r Cal x bo Goo� nelah l&O. .i,·ou R HOOM HOUSE, Rulland - -- - - ------ 1 11etlvltle1 t rawler, brl1tl l n� with electronie And In the cloaest approHh to lntellltfnq patchH on or aee Freddie Thabet, 'J'own�hlp. l'hone TU :.t.-347D, Mn. 19M rollO, 6, 4 l)uor Slondard RUlffU• othw a:ear, aa lled near the U. s. 1ubma• 4.26.tfo • a crack at llu, United States he$ of the S.Vlet Uftlon v, . t.:arl H.airden. Shirt, Heater, Hadio. Need� Mo­ 6 13 6lp chara:ed that "influential circles natktna. rlne Geor1e walhin1ton II It con• tor Wor k $2�0. l'hone WY21 u ntries" are tryi n1 to I n some c o underwater millile teste ducted 1, Jack W ASHJ<.;1{3 REFRlGERA- FOR SALE AND 91 00. a,13 ,3tc &EVl!;N ROOM. ·HOUSII reki ndle the cold war. For the off Lont bla nd. Untffd Prea lntwmttlon1I 'J'UHS De l iver and keep In ser­ wiUt \WO baUu, lll'lle, waa p11t wee� he baa made thoa\ eharFor FRt;E lnspecU011 A few mo11tbt back, another On th•J tip of a Cautorni11 penlnvice, Phone WY 2-2tl60. Ewtnp 1955 M EHCIJIIY $790, 2 DOOR ouae1 cellar, tar,, corner lOl IH a ainst W11hln1ton. h PHONI awler'' ;broke the cable 1tretchtr g " t u o Pacifle sula e h t sticking nto i Slorc', Pomeroy. 6 13 ate Sed,m. A �ul.>J rcli■blo car. located In Ch•■t.ir, Ohio, oa ·Khru1hchl!V 11id the 1ummit north of .u<.os Angeles lie the onJ:, In, on the AtlanUc O�an bed Gilmore'• Supply Store Blacttnar8, l'omcroy. 3·56tc Rou.te 7. Priced to aell. ll Inter- talk• themselvea would have a three }1unC"hina: _pad, _ 10 far o from Newfoundland to the Eu• J . UOOM fl'URNISHED apartmen t . --- · e■ted call OJ' write Paul Polin&, "bll 1l11ntflcance in i n lernatlonal is known _ capable of flrina: an ropean continent. WY-2°2774 1 128 K Main St. •Phonct WY 21 958 B U lCK $1 ,99G V8 SPECIAL Ripley," W. Va. t·td. BS2•Nn. Ute!' 3408. During the NA.TO fieet exerD IS 81< AmerJc.an i ntercontinental mlalile Hard Top 4 Uoor. One careful Vaughan's E1tennlnating -1-:ui.-uc exami "We most n e will the ur-off tbe Greco- Turlr;IJh Medi· clNI quickly Rn ent my. at owner. Dynallow drive. Radio Company wlll try to i cent probl �ma and tennn °T ,a.m wta a t he .-n •cont In seJitember, and Healer. Blactln al'I,, l'omc­ he coa l tr ckl o t u'ii pcfa sALiLiP.�S lve them, he Mid. St. Marys. W. "•• -- ao R1111lan Jett photo,raphed , l ifO roy. lt0'7 a, do,; S-ft-6tc un eo a within Soulhen1 Pacific r ton, lb, room1, t r ma - -- - WANTED A IIOUSIIKIIEPER ·--· - ----from alUtudli at,Gve Iii· Ip• the ab. quarter mile of C)ne of those pada I Ill', apfro&1m1telJ 1 acn l• full time. Inquire at t7t Beeth l966 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF. felt. Doo and not m qch farther from nl iWd e:te1lle111. wtll 11 mll11 1 St., Mlddleport 1ftat ? p. m. 473 Sycamore St., Middleport A UtUe over two 1ean qo, • · . o . State f.her two. From the train wln• from Pomvor · oa. Rolltt' WY2-S4N. 5-!l· 12tp 6-IIMlte l In tho sov,1!! t otalU,ence colone dowa any day con bo viewed · III• 1111a. Prke · '800-00. lnquke. Look al the Space. Look at the e rv , · 1 wu IITflwu , 1n • New Jc ae ' lantrles and at leaat one Atlu Mn.· llowtU at PllftOWD. i9M CIIEVkOLET VB t DR. SE­ tudlo whore be_ IIOled •• ID Prlcoa, Look. at tlhc Savlna:1. ■ York 0 f j)Oll 1 In Uon or ;" alway, mlnlle J.I� dan. Pomeroy Police Car. Bl1el­ ,• vealed ho ..,.. Ille lop Soviet In· J,'or the 6(,st Buy & Beat Terma mlnuta i.un,!>fn,., -:: tn1n, Pomeroy. II �0-6tc HOUS SALE FOR ROOM FOUR ll . Mont1om ery: !G.8 upSoviet �lpier• �Jklta Khrdlh, on New ·and USED, Look to bath, buem.en� 111, c l ly "'"' pe�, Ui.3 lower, Oal- chev el1bori� tmned ht, back feel open; t9J end 1■r111, LOated near brtcia1 llpollt: 19.3 upper, :is.e lower, a on the Vand(nbera · AJr � Maaoa. WIibert Weaver, M-aeon. feet open; Lock 2CUI on qpper, Bue padl tut September dwinl: TWO .HUJLU!N t: LOTS IN THE 1-10.etp, fallln1 .J foot per hour. h1t American tour. Twin Ccd■n Atldttiun , New Ha­ ------·-- __. Cwltler! ef �nlll Demi: Then was nCI need for Rulli•'• ven. 100' x I OU'. $79!1 t:iach. To Ne1l'ltand1 111d Curlen FOR SALE: JIVE ROOM HOUSE All d1m1 ore down 13 throUlh 23 heed min to look. 11 la I olneb Phone WY 2-5:12 1 or l\laaon SP3U.S. No. ·u. Waverly, Ohio &'7S7 after 11 p. m. thlit Soviet aaenta hive madi 'With bath, Nice location . Melvin "11 '1 thW flllinl •D tbe way. :S 13 file Belween Cutton, W. Va, 0Ptn •nry city 9 to 9 Oh'- llftl' leeta: DPuNUtNh that trip, taken plcturfl1 and re• Hood, 111 t,ocuat SC., P om eroy. and New Haven, W. Va. 11mrwonh,. 1ndlon1, ,t 4:27 am, 1·7 : ported every -Ible fact - . 11-1'.a@lp Ia11nd Creek at 9:JS pin, 0-10: Lqck tal nahle. lncl11iHn, � pnelat 23 _ : N1 tlon1l 1t lafS'l pm, 3-5: A , 1eoar1phio,I pinpoint of. the . padl, 12 HATS KJLLEP WITH STAR Y Warrar ln. 2'11 lbi., $ 1.48 ; , I ba. V. Crlu 1t\ 1:20 Pfflt 0-0: Etter ' KMW A-,t: AleN , ._,,,.,.,,,,,=,,,,=== == , • = Cliff at 4:H pm, 2.0; Reliance et ..2.:50 , Sa!e, pure, · and 1u•ranteed. 1 It 11 the tldiculoua 1111 wJth � � , �bcrsll.1ch Ha"'wa rc. EM PLOYMENT WANTED. Houae- . . '1:10 1m, 11-8. w!utb 110 , man)'- American mU1• , . wo�k or ho ulfl cle1nln,. ' Call POMIAOY - 7•l'OOm frame, bath, Upbot,tM: Galllpolia� tnvtder at tll'Y. induato■} l4) 21, 28, 28 ; (IS) 4, 5, 6, af!d 'ielentifle · blNmeat, 1at&1e, on· Ea,t .M1in. 1:15 pm. 4.0; 180b Benter •t 7:10 el\ll�l�menta � bl examined SPrucc s-� after o p. m. Vern 11, 12, 13, 18, 1 9, 20, 211, r, !. 1 1 D a Nlee lot, It shade, and view of 1m, lCHI: Loclr 13, M:r, crl lll at that 11 tumtna: beld.1 white in � i7 : :; ; Ha)'man. tp 26, 27 ; (8) I, 2. 3, 8, 8, 10, _ ,. riY"et. M,200.00, Term1. 3:40 pm; 1-2; A. V, , crlll at · 10:10 centr111 tntelUte� •· Allnc,-. Tie _,.. ' U, 16, l>, 24tp � .r -- -· ---- ·MIDl!LIPOIIT �I" ,,_ ·· . •. '�4�"! jl-room frame, pm, o-8, motor v-1 Atilt In _, · CIA Ii up aial�-... "-'"' ' I IS, ,., >'O H SAL1'-F rigldairo Aulom•• .... : , I bith, ,to,m doorj •nd window,, Jene H...aI•nd · •t 10: IIS Poto :i--O: 'In lrtlnll. JO l\t:ilmll,1t. IJ,if�I · · · ·-: ...... ... tlc W.ishcr u■ed vorf IUtle, Tap, 1-rue., Two leul loll co nvtn- Beaver 1i 3:10 1111, 0-1. 1 1, ,s t"1� -' "r1 ., v it t:.P ti� oh RUiii• Pin Caa Range In iOOd condl, , · -- ' itnP,- lqqiw:d. �.00. � • •• . ln• nn ..., lJ"n1 , .lbuilel' lion Loc aled " ll50 E. Main HOUSEWfRK BY THE HOUR OR IIAC III • • - <I both,, aulo' . '. . .. J.mui;;.' "i!ll�--_...Jtti-�· : v,.., · Galallle Hord Top Coupe uormatlon . h �� . 1i �:ii. 1��r � Jlrower &te,rJ.�. Crul11e"°"matlc 1 . �;o ::, t:Nint., 352 - VB cn·,gine, ra­ :-::. �. f :' �� :\ : , : ,,��) ....4.�;.........,..--.,-- •�•\ �-� llil!>lb , ,Ji... 1 " , !- � � J ) PONY . GENTLE FOR CHll.DRIIN , dio. beater, �•hitr-wall1 and ell ill 1� Two prod ue- l'ULL .S. ,If' 1. j 'ti� � Pritlli1Dt BlrrJ ' · · ,, J..,. � 1'' C(J. 'PLO W to ride OP t'r a nk En1tlch, Batley'I the extr.. 10 , 000 t1.'Clual mites 1 1... -ti': , •••• ga,, large 7 11: '.Y.� 1119l"e• lll)r tl,ldor· ' thlnl<1 lo '.i , tcl��t n1m!II! • . Hun · •' · ' I, ' ' · ' :;;-.:a,l!;Il; ' '1< • , t 18 3tc I IJR Cl�ff>rfttl1'UN'3 -4 ilb n�· In ell rCSl-)(!cts. bi rlver tt o m, 4bo I In l� • ,'I' . , uon' �.. ;f. · , m1 •c .� 1 1 pii( �>illilii"\! orleo b , 11 a . Jo 'I . 1 flnloh. ,,, h oth•• butldln•• . . I US!D FOLDING WKEE:I. CH.JI.Ill ,, l- ' ....... - • •(,· P lion,i WI ii- , !Wim' Iilaide ' 611)� 1LUa!'1iII � Yoo� Uon, Now Bavu. " � =-- �.z�,blacktop · · 3888, road. ' .,f!!;_,'\ s D' 13 etP tni IPVund to Soviet qe�ta , l-SSS7, . · 8 � 1f I u,ed lawn m�!'· Bolh &ood .' 1 ,1 dlti i realOlllble. �• " �- � - ,1 l d ""'. ' \ · "·�-� · • • L '>. MaCOY ���l s��ce �-1. , �1•G1&. TiAPClj!D 1o1...... 11.1 , AunlOlllu , � 12 3k · . · 1 • '' , i1i, . , , I • � -- . " A l t�;;, • • .,,, , { • II, r "" l... ii, '-I IIHtM, 1MliM" WY W731 ha 2if '• PRICE SALE: Genuine Import(D) lf, S!, , , • 6' • 9 'P T O II B,'l' a·1 • 'l'' _., • . '. , ' 'I , ! ed Holla nd &)adlobm bulbs. MU�i....a ,111:...ci... wii'i1• . • SIX , HOUSE, .BATH, , , . . , , .Rowley • lieed ll4we, Middle• . '"i ��'!; ... · , . �i\ ,, .., ., < • 1111.._ . •torm � ond· doon. TIO . --...--. , • • JJ, . .. .. . port. D IS Sic �•-, OmO ' •�•-· WY �-(� S,cemw., 1114!1Jtport. · 6-)Ulp 11•1 I . Phone WY :.!-220-1. rm� I Marion G. Parker, LODI Bottom , Wtl fined ,10 and coaU today In count)' Court o n a State Hlchway Patrol ch arge of !ailln1 to yield the right of way. The charge wu the result of an aceident on the Cb.ester-Long Bott om road. T>l.E\'lSI )N RAJ.110 AND SMALL 1ppliaoce repa ir. Phone Oti1 llcClintook, llecllle, Oblo. Z.l•Uc c,.,..,� ,.,,. "- TELEV ISION GUID E WSAZ.TV Chanut 3 Loni Bottom Man Fined $10, Coel8 ·- ,, -1. i II, . ,,.,,, I' ,, ,,. ,,, I ' .,. •"j . ·,1 I 11 ! 1 .J. · .i, 1 , f II• • ' ' ' .. ' �:• � I i ' Special Sessions tiiext Week For asonic Order Tbe :Pomeroy Chapter No. 80 yal Attb Masons will hold Jpe­ eial co».von.tions for wol"k during pie coming week. On Monday at 7 :30 p. m. the k muter and p.ast 1.,.1a1ter1 de­ • will be eonfened. Wednes­ at 7:30 p. in. th, mQlt e.1:cel­ litat muten degree will be con­ lerred. On .Friday, 7 :30 p. m., the romeroy Chapter will be hosta to "'e lZtb Capitular District oc Royal lrcb Muont, Pomeroy Chapter ,W open this meeting and work ii the Royal Arch degree will be fOnferttd bf a select cast of oUi­ f!n of Gallipolis, Wellaton, Jack­ lOD, McArthur, Ironton and Pom­ lroy. A 6:30 dinner will precede ctJe Fnda.y meeting. Middleport Senior Class Presents Two J,unior Class Plays Friday Evening At Auditorium H.osts At Prom Two fast moving one act plays were presented Friday n1ght by the Senior Class ol M1ctdleport lhgh School with Phyw, At Eastern Hig� h1lbert cast as Cactdy in the tirst play, '"Clever Caddy." &t­ ung for the opening scene 1s the 01111.:e in a h1gh school, the &tudents are pusy rearranging the room to serve (lS a loW11e for the big dance. Caddy has a canny way ol patching up May 14, 1960 Bridal Sho�er Held In GG!lii,olisFor � May 28.Bride Of Pomeroy Man ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED The Juniote o! Eastern High • School were hosta to the Senior Class at tbe traditional Junior­ StJt,lar Prom , jfllicil , Was held evepin1. C1n-,ing out the Oriental thetae; decor1tiun1 were of bright red, Ji.Iver and gold crepe p,per. · Small Japane,e l1ntem1 of many' COlorf ti1111g from the ceiling with a· Japanese lantern being Napended ' from the center of tbe IJ'Ill, Gl.111 wind chimes were plaNJd 1t tbe doorway, and beau• tiful Oriental paintings by Mn. Neate, completed the decorations in the dllllciD& ffle , The Garden Club of Tuppera Plafnl ,rovldtd iloral decor'ir.tions for tbe t.blu al W'blch a buffet 1uncb w11 · nrved. · Durlna tbl luach Mery Goebel, prealdent I.be Junior claH 111ve t4e welcome with Ernest \tin1y1rd, vive pre1ident of the Senior Cµilf glvtn; the reipon�c Joke1 were told ,by Nickey Leon• al'd. , · · �1u1ln att on of lhc �nin& of ·the eve · w11 tllle, T. R. Stephen, (lrm1 Mai• low) lrOffl Chilllcoth, and Mn. Ray Mallow of neu Frankfort, O. ID ref.DUI decor,ted ln sold and wilte ·111. ,ueit, 111t111bled for the abGWer. Eaeb 111e1t wrote •Iii lmro· p(IJ 1 �,J Jn vene to' r ad I tbit plety of the ,ma. ' Later Ul.eee were placed in a) basket 11 nd I Juck)t one drawn t for I prize, awarded to tbe brlde- 1 clect's aiJter Mri. S hent. A · •"'nit , · 11Ja·h.e', ' W•.11:.aln'i ' At�!:.. 4 'f'� •-1 "'" two Miss Mallow's mc. ther and }Yl'.lttan by sisterfl came for the .,part,: Ii i■■ Weddlna" was the cuuu ,urine evening. Martha Mallow from CoJumbull, Invitttion1 printed In ' gold w e.re iaued recently by Mn. John F. Gothard, GaJHpoll1, for a bonorinJ MiH bridal shower J�e. Ann M,uow or ColtlmbUI, bride-elect of Jack W. Kt1aaedy, son of Mr. and Mr,. William Kennedy, MUiberry Me1u1e, 1 Pbm· eroy_. The party waa civen on Aprll 29th at 8:30 at Mr,, Goth• ard'� ho!fie, 24 Hokornb Hill Road _ Ga lltpohs. rriw quarr1.:1s, lielurmg dates Jor luu:.• 1 . 1ess ma1den:s and milmg a bit of Kou6h, Loretta Ha nnlni, Barbara money tor beraeU by seih n & o a11• :::.ulls , Eromalm e Bowles, Shirley c..s with 'her e�ort, Hu& h K u�ler . LaUk ey, Jluth Ann t'�rmer, M_,ri• ,mnc Wood.gerd, Mananne BrlDk• played t>y Dennis W a1ourn. Carolyn i eachcrs the z;tudents are inter- mau , C arolyn Wilson, Ji,nu:e , Hilbert Phyllis , radiord b M cstcd m bringmg toge Lher are ar• a nd Phyl· Evans Shuon chard.s, th H • � 1aane B,rm.1.man s M argaret or ion and itush i•hHson c1s John hHL 11s �lbert. 'I hey wcr eacc9mpanied Ulhcr paru; were p1ayed by t; ar • oy .1Ju:s Bucha nan. 01yn \\ uson u Maoge l!:lliolt Who The orche.!,lra under the dirtt · bUpermtcncts the won ot everyonr­ lion of Ed&ene Sean played "HiCh around her, uav1d Bartmgcr as School Cadets," "Laura," "Oran1e aob lie�t. Larry Hunce a:s Hal Bowl,' o1:1nd " K ing " " " 1 .J.i.l1t" Walker, Loretta Hannmg as Lela Cottoll' UUJ ,11.,; lll<! evl:!l\lng, Ma)' (.;a.rnes, Karen Herrma11 a:s • Jane Randolph and Ronnie !:\· am �tai...111;: up the orchet1lre were � All Royal Arch Ma&ol .s are as Tom Creiihton. �lien l)U,ll,il, ut:llY L.OVCrt, Bar• ilr1ed to altend theie convocations bara Julle.,, Jan1�c .lJrJUe, !'111lty Chml K of the second pla.y, M1b6 Lower)· , Jd1us !laud,. l'o.ay Jenkin· iwhich will complete the de&ree liwork for tbe year ending May 31. Senior High'' came wht:n Ln-0 stu­ son, bt!I Uld � l,�t,ll, 1'.ilfell Gregg, • dent bocty of the school gave their Susie A11cn.swonh, H.aroara Covert wholehearted appwval of Jack Judy 1.,1.d11:r, ,tubelt11 R1chardf, TUESDAY MEETING SIT • The Friendy Circle of the Feder- urtcy a1 p1aycu by Ronnie Wilt Karen .,;1d1ucr, L.arnl Scott, J udy ted Church will meet Tue11Qay at 1or the King l.O reign al the .Scmur Martrn, h.:ver1y l'errin, Christine ' p. m. in tbe cb11rch socill room. aancc atong with t.ilall.)' 8 N ichols, Coah. R1rhara .:,wackhamcr, Judy ..-as ko,e Kµt r • Jte1. QU,en. •d. ). motber-dau9P,ter pi-o&nm wiU , p1aycd oy Mary B1mh as qt.ecn. Wildt•r1:rnlh, Jack ballerfield, DliV· . -11e roJal title lo_ be be presented by ¥J's. Waldo J. Glady11' fom1Jy are porlr.11yed by ld Thum.;H, Nt:Ud lio<lio.rd, Melvin ch < • Bartell and each member 11 11ked Lynn liuchan.11n H Mrs. Nicltols, Swisher. ttus.scJI Mc1':1h1nny, Chlr• ef .JClrilf -1r,d : . " , Fitch was lo bring their mother, daughter or Larry Mitch H Mr. N ichols, .Kuuell lcs Bush, Bob VanCooncy, F1mll ,��f'ri �• i.-,e , !'-�sit tor · t�e , ea�lon waa pro- · Lew1:s as Tom N 1chol11 am.I Judy &1luler, J1111 Huoc.J, Forre,t Ba�h­ I a:ueal. •. vi4tB by the Fltf S.lnll. Ch1per, Clark .as Sue N lcholi;. Tom and .sue tel . and Mick Morris. 1 on� wete. menibtn ·di the faculty are younger and have a lot of The plays were directed by Mn, Wi�h -seve,ral of tbt · mothera of enthusu,sm about the selection oI Nan Moote. Rulh Ann Farmer &nd , tPJ! �untor ' claN iP ebara:e of the the QUeen and lung. , t;regg were the prompteta. · �freabmentt. Judy Maida Rou11h al:i Jinny BartleU COIN-OPERATED ----and !Connie Evans as Bill Harmon, ln char�c ol properties we,._ C,r. LORETTA ANN LAYTON who were dc 1 e11led for the royalty, cer Frcn,h. Jcay "'· l'aul Smith, " Jeffey Kukovnd1, John Lenaeri, come with the other 1;tudenls, Jan• Announcement is being made of the engagement of Loretta ::r,n�:ut '"' "· Jer ry Sp ice Hichards, CharJotLc Taylor, ire, and Ann J..arton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George W. Layton, lluth Ann Farmer, Shirley l,ilkey, 2223 Claremont Ave., N.W., Massillon, to Donald Edward t.:arulyn Bradford, Barbara Stiles, Ticket1; .:1niJ programs were h•n• Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, Star Roule, Pom:>harun 1:vans, Phyllis Petlil and Mri, �rt G�e1er w11 1 1uest eroy . Judy tjregg to congratulate the died by Huger l:h.nnett, Bill P�UH, ituth Ann � a rml!r, J.,,nice Rlch1rd1 when Mrt; Hlra� Fisher entertain• · Miss Layton is a graduate of Central Catholic High School honored couple. Al S. Third & A1h SIi. ed the 'M-City Sewln1 Cub Thun in the class of 1959 and is em Ioyed by Seo•rs Roebuc k & Co. Other roles were taken by Bon· ,rnd Emm1uine Bowles. ' · a gradu ale of �ome nic V unCooney, Karen Walker and MIDDLEPORT roy H_1' gh sc h ool , c1ass of Ushers !or the evenln• were day evelllna at lier home, !linen- M r • sm l' th .IB ng g tl\e which eveni ville. Dutjn Mai 1arme W oodgerd, Diana Stum• rtelph 1':dwards, Carolyn Bradford, ae•lnl hoateH sift• 1957, and IS employed by Campro Plastics Co. of Canton. bu and Jan Huuck. =iharon Evan.\l, Don Grueaer, Ken­ wu spent In Oct. 22 has been set as the da� for the wedding. wete pre11ented ·io Fisher. Bclween play.ti a dance routine neth Maulcy, Earl McKinley, PhYl• �.._ .A. deaaert coutte wu served by was presented by Diana Stumbo Jis Pettit, Bob Preston, Ray S�llh, TOP IK E'S V_ OT _ I__ T_ O_ TA __ L hOl!OII to -Mn. Ml)lard W1lder, and .'.\i f aida Roush accompanied by n I,., INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. UPI� =iue Yeaugcr, Charlotte Taylor, POMBROY, OHIO �I Mrs. Clarente Lacye. Dres11ed in l'cte Werner, Barbara Stiles and mulh, Mn. - llu11ell Wlbon, Mio The aas,832 votes cast for Sen. TONIGHT EUube�h FIU, Mn. Rohen RoI Gay Nlnt1ly costumes they sang an 6h1rley Gilk<!y. .,Yohn F. Kennedy D•Maa■., In the "BATl'LE 01'" TIIE berta, 'MIQ Miry ViU:inla Reihe,, original version of .. Dearic" which 1960 Indiana presidential primary CORAL SEA" The furniture for the alate Ht• Mn. nradfqr4 M111, Mn. Fred WH e111re�sivc of happenings al topped Iha 362,000 ballot, won by CliU B,oben,on - Gia Scala tlng:s w.is loaned by Baker Furnl• Lelfhelt and Mn. Grueser. MHS. Pre■ldent Eisenhower i n lhe - also Lure of Middleport. Ir LUCILLI KAWKlld Ly nn Burhri.nan. 1rn advanced pi. st.ale's 1966 primary, final otrt­ "TIIE BIG NIGHT'' NASHVlLt,t, 'J',on. UPI-Carl allo student played "Love Valse" cial returns showed today, But Jtandy Sparkll and Mrs. 0. B. Elberfeld was taken McGee, 21, tor111er Tennueee on the gra11d piano. Vice President Riclaard M. Nixon's Veneti,a Stevenson state prison· eni ·oye, waa indict• to Holier Hospital Thursday af­ olticial tot11l of 40fU08 votes ex· Two numbers, ··11.ulls of Iv)' " and SUN., MON., Pd TUES, ed Friday On ;r,H he IMUI· ternoon for etbservation and X· ceeded both counts by about 55,· "Gruduation Oay," were sur1Jl by "SUDDENLY LAST SUMMt:11" !!led firearm■ i ' · the priaon by rays, of posl'd ,·om the Senl0r Choru� Ellzabeth Taylor and concealing $beffl. lo bis falee lee. Va nC0011ey, Uonn1e k<'r, l a W Karen N&W STATE INYISIONI D M:ont(omery Clift . David Brown left today for McGee, beld und•r '6,000 bond, Judy c:regg, Di.Ina Slumbo, M11ldu LONDON UPI - British SO· Camp Cartwright near Omden to A contribution was made to t1Jit1 denl•d ,ellln11 we1pon, to two attend a two day meetlng of the maliland will become independent Kathy Sue White Fund when the pria:ohers who 1'4pd ·• U.hour Ohio Mi,thodist Conference Youth July I , the sa�e dny the neighbor­ Women's Missionary Society ol the revolt l11t mon�; ing Italian trust territory of So· Council Pomeroy F'lrst BapUst Church met Mrs. Ad am Ebcrsbacb Is a me­ molia is granted independence, Thursday evening at the churth. dical patient at the Meigs Gen• Colonial Secretary Iain 'MacLeod Mrs. Aten Sh�in, preeJP.11nt wu 1,p·� J '"'-&J-'. v annouqced Thursday. The iwo ter• eral Hospital. in chargo ol the meetlna ritorie, plan to form a nftW state, 1'tr. and Mrs. Carl Moore .-nd upcned with group singlna: I the Somdti Republic, Mr. and Mrs. Verne Davis return· theme song, "Dear Lord ind Fatti• ed home Thursday after a visit l'r or Mankind," and the Lord's I In Lisbon with Mr. and Mn. Reu­ i'rayer in llnison. ben Davis and CliHord Davis and ' During the business seaslon 1n Yreel1Qd flionlt of Raclne and in Leetoni.J with Mr. and Mrs. invitu.tion was read from the Cl· pre,ident of tbci Flral Natlonal William Jackson and Mrs. Ben vu.ry Baptist Church, Rio Grande, Bank then w11 ena■a:ed for rf:!Yiv• Spencer. MiSB Shirley Garnes 111 spend­ lo atlcnd a Toa on May 22. The al 1el"\llee1 at the Pomeroy Baptist love ;ii irt offering was dedicated y Church for early fall at the church lna: the weekend with her grand· MrH. RJOlph c. Zundel. .!OUncll medtlna: Wedneaday even­ tnother Mra. Julia WilUams in Middleport. Mrs. Joseph Cook, devotional ing. Mrs. Campbell Harper and Mrs. leader u�ed "Thal we r.lay Know" Mr. Norris waa it I Invited to Ruth Buffington were recllnt taken from Philllplans 3:10 as her ) cond uct a "S1,1gspi.ution" Sunday 'ylsitors in Parkersburg. ,opic. s�c closed with a .dory about afle!'noon, June 26. Miss Phoebe Pauline Harper la the crn.!us. i;pendin& the weekend in Middle• An Association spuker, Mn. The counctl, composed or all port with her grandparents, 14r. Uarry lloudashell, Middlt1port, was elected oJflclals, chose Mr. Dale �nd Mrs. Fred Jack.son. present and spoke on H1w,H, the Wlpple II moderator and Harry Miss Sus.1mna Arnold 11 spend• JOth llate, using es her 1cripture Bailey 11 1nl1tant. Mr. James Ste• Ing the weekend · In Hai'tford with Sheriff of Meigs County ltomans 12. She told of • fellow • phtnson prHided In the absence of .her grandmoth::r Mrs. Mary Au• .\lhip tour from Chicago lo Hawaii Aten Shain, moderator, who has mUl er. · dnd dosed with a verse and pray• asked to be relieved. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davia re• I Paid Pol. Adv. er. Mn. Shain presented Mrs. Other matler1 dl■cuased lnclud• turned to their home Jn Newark Houdashell, with I gift and &ave cd plan• for the women and atlrla Friday after a vlait wlth Mrs. tea, Friday, May JO, when Mrs. cloalng prayer. Eddie Smith, Wehe Terrace. Cookies, 1andwiehet1, mint,, cof• . Fred G ardner of Middleport wll) v m e 0 0 tc 1 ��h l�c� ��v':: :�ir::nt:�d . :,:� :!:r'�8!d::�:. J.� :, .vith spring rlower1 and c1ndlea In · when Rev. and Mn. Perker of Ak• crystal holder, on either side, lo ron wUl be •uem. SU,aestlon1 for fourteen members and one 1ueat, the eva111elj1Uc: c:ommiLlec were also recorded. '.dre. Houd1uhclt. ! ·•tr•v · - 1n• 9 Mi-,. MEIGS THEATRI !h• About --· M • .. If' Ab OU,. people U- - To The Voters of Meigs County For Your Tremend ous Vote Of Conf idence I n Me I n The Primory Election · CALI FORNIA R�D�(..p-�i .: // r PIC NIC SE,S .� ,:. First Nomination Of Officers Is Made By Council �= ' Sturdily bui lt of 2 inch Stock Califo�nio RelN10c�ct . Table and 2 Benches, _6 F�t LoHt, _ , >' Table 28 inchei wide �9.00 a set . .. ' Big 2 1 inch Picture With YOU� FOR ONLY �309·95 ". , MSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION ·, M ,2 \ ' •I \ Harry ' Mlllor, Owner ,. POMBBOY, OHIO ;' ', ! ''' .. . .t ,, ..., ·� •;, , .. . CLUI - CHAIRS . . . ' . . � . . . . . . . $24.50 CHAISE LOUMGES : · · \· · · : · -• $2'.00 . · · � . "...... . . \ .. ' s I· tr• 1$,.· • ·. · ,_ ··· ·:-� �-/�;····· .. ,�, .� • :· · . • . � , . .. · ,;.,,�·-- -<1·wPM ,:,iJr»...; I l A �eauti ful Console Cabinet 21/2 Ton Model Space Ship In Earth Orbit With Red Rocket ------ s:NGLE <:O:>¥ _ -; - � Khrushchev Torpedoes Summit Trades Bj_tter Word s With Ike Pravda, Tass Bragging Big Manntd flltht In· ■pea. They pointed ou, that Ameri• ca 's man-in-space project, Project Mercury, na not , scheduled to begin tests on man-capable apace capaulea until July. . Order to Dtsctnd Tau said ' no attempt would be made to retrieve the 2� ton cabin of the apace vehicle but that it would be aepar.ated from the rest of the 11te1Ute upon a radio command from earth. Both parts then would dlrintegr11te as they plunged into the denser atmos• Phere Dr. Vladimir Dobronravov, a 1pecial 11t in mathematical phy• alc11, said the time the satellite stayed aloJt would "depend on when its Instruments will have transmitted 111 readings, after whicb tbe app1ratu1 of the satel• lite will be a:Iven tbe order to descend." ,_,ltiht ., In 'Litelines' au•.-, Robert C. Harten bach PH ILCO TV SPECIA L ,.r11, ...,tf._ '°""'· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, May 16, 194!1) Amonc them Are: Revit1w of rtQent ol ».11YODUINI·.. e(ulpmeit. , . ,._ 1 Additional piantln1 o.l !Nol in the 1ras1ed area wbere .se\l'eral picnic table, bave been located. Det.iled. piannina; for the ex, peeled "project-a-month'' this sum mer in which tbe first event ·will be a Fish Fry in June, aa money raisins efforta for addi­ tlonJI facilitiea �t the park. Plans concelved 10 years ago now in large part completed or on the road to completion, 1110 call for a thelter house In the picnic area lane enough to aetve aa a ineeting place for �ela:hborhood and cemmunity grohp1, as Wt'lll as more hard surface areaa for other t1port!. Norri 11 Is Fall Rev1va • } NO. 26 OHIO: Ptttly c....., ttnilhf, lh._,.rs, ■catterNI fttunlla1dN1• llkaly nwth "'1...._ T....r doucty fflllll Nflfinvlll _,..., Hl9h today In the .._, IOs Low lloe IOI The Middleport ,Park Asaacia­ , tion will meet Wedneeday at 7:30 p. m. in town oouneU rooms with an important 11enda of dicllion11 to m._, olficlall nid today. A larl• attendence Js ur&td, �h Ml8.llle A • ,d F orWM-· . or THANK YOU ----- _......._ WEATHER Decisions Face High Cost Trips Middleport Park Face Sheriffs �iation Staff Officers Missionary Group Contributes To Kothy Sue Fund • • at y ent1ne ond ---------------------_ : :: · = · : ' . � =�-=:-... _ _________________________ -----__ _ ""': ��-:"':' -:""." '."'." � � � -::':'."':":"':' -;;::;-;';';'-;:;;;�:;; T'oda)"a Communist Party new• ip1per Pravda procl1lmed in a beadllne, "Soviet space ship blazea the trail to the ,tan for m•n• �nd.'' It's front p11e wu covered with prediction, by aeien• Us:lll and cilliens of peater apace feats to coqie. lltnl!'M•lu ..Pbceful" PvrpaM The writers emphasized the "peaceful'' purpose of the Soviet project, contraating it witb thti U·2 spy plane. Sciet1li1ts herti ,proudly announced that conditions Inside tbe preuurlzed cabin where the man-aized dummy aatron,ut wu seated ••are those of an ordinary dwelling unit"-meaning they believed one of tbe bila:est prob lem1 to manned 11pace flight had been ■olved. Wfftern aelMtlsts. ..-wd th• MW· ..-nllltt's rKOrcl sl• ,._ ......,.... 1ft 1chlrnment th•t 1 lw1u1ht tfla Ru.slant dose to In Pomeroy A BIG - - e • . MOSCOW (UPl)-Tbe Soviet Union today hailed its launch­ mg of a huge model space ship, complete with a dummy space­ man at lhe control, � well-limed proof of Russian superior, ity In rocket, for bo!h peace and war. The 9,�8 pound space vehicle, launched early Sunday from a seetet 11te m&ide lhe Soviet Unlon, was traveling starbright in a south-north orbit that carried It over Paris - where the Bi.I! Four chiefs are meeting - ooce every 91 minutes. oil· Se, wing Cl•i b Is Entel'tcained At Fisher Home Dopes To Open June 1st -- t1'6 ' DUDS IN SUDS LAU N D RY )fn, Around Aid tif' l � ' 8--D� ��-l'll��l'(lr•ltllddleport, o., ➔ ,M1-":;·1, Finl �omlnaUon of offl�s was held Thuflday night wbla Guidln, Star Counell. Daugbten of America met Jn ae1• · 111iular • aion. Walter Cleland, vile preaident, was · in charge whed repgrta were read and approved, · Sjmp1tby card, were .ent to Kh. Gertrude llill1 Ind Mn, Lltarl Qrcle. - The fdllowln1 officer, wore nominated: CoWlcllor, Weller Cleland; Vice Councilor, Mui:aret Cottrill; A> 1 aoclate Councilor, Mae Cleland; Al aocl1te Vice Councilor S&dle lbeu ner, Jltcord Staetary, Allee Cape hart; Flnanclal Secretary, Hu(!I Clark; AuJ1tant Financial Secre­ tary, Daisy Duck.orth; Tre11ur­ llll', Lizzie Qw:lck; Conduetor,.)·•Ra· cbel }'.!:cBtidei Warden, Ural Tho. mu; Jne1de Sentinel, Emma Ha;y• mani Outtlde sentinel, Jda Hew­ ell; Trustee; Ural ThoJIUlll Repre­ aentative to State Sellion, Sadie Theuner; Altemate. AUce Cape. b1r1. $93,663 I'as Low Bid For Mason County Project . Blda wer_e reoeh':'- �.....- b:, the Weat Vit,mla State . � Com, �on on one State projeel In 1ll• ,on County• TM proJeet and •� partlllt low bidder. �• for d.7 mil• of tbt1 Nel _Have�acUOI\ . u n � J:: IIP L! ;.:.•�o��U U1U1 • by HUIOW C.Onstruction Co.. Ripl lur W• Va. '· lot "3•eea · •oo' Today'• bid let�1 { nyol V41d a tQtaJ of 20 proj. �ted In lS eounu-. lnvol:rin1 1� miles of road improffmtnt. Of t the"N JO �� t,o ·are on U,e �tentata S,-\em, oae b lloiulu �Air (119jool, �- •17 • � \,,jr,, •\" ' \� _, ·-•l�.a..... · Si-�te• a. "° ._..io ,l,to- Jerrells baa a long record of offenses1 Sheriff Hsrtenbach sa id. He was allegedly with Murial Hoberts in Lbe ,breakin,1 and en­ tering. Roberta also indicted on the same chil?ge, released on pro­ bation following hia 1uilty plea to tbe indictment in the local Common Pfeas court. In the Chk:110 jail arwaitlng re­ turn to this county la Lydia kupe, J� of Middleport, wanted here on a cnarae of 1or1er1 1'he woman had been quationed here about two weeks aa:o on chareei of BJ8nln1 Cbecll:a 111in1 several lo­ cal t,enOD1' namea.Sbe w11 111d to have lia:ned a confellion at the time of her quettlonlnJ but wu ,, released when the promiaed to mate the thflc.i.1 11ood, T.bat same nla:ht abe tQok an overdoa ot sleepm1 pills at her Middleport home. The emer&t1ncy ■quad called and hoa­ pi�lualion w11 ordered. by a pby- Former Riverman 11etan. AceordlDI lo 8-erllf Harten­ blch, Ille'> .wu arreaffd in Cblcaa:o In • rouUne Police check and Cblef Herbert Gilkey wll called concemin1 ber 1ct1,1Uea here. Jfe Informed. Cbicq:o autbotities lhat Ille w11 wanted by the coun­ ty officen •Dd it ii laid that she n11 waived extradition to tbis county. Jerrel11 also b11 waived extradi• tion, the aberUf 11id. Deadline News IHI Wllt0n 1111tchN I no-hit., no-run 91me et MlnfMIII 1ft the cllffl'Jct flnelt of fN Cl... AA NMNII teum1mtnt hMIIJ In Atheft1 tt, win 3-0 I Sanitarian Warns Against "Ole" Swimming Hole Divorce Suit Selection Of Jury Begins To Hear Evidence Filed In Court In Painesville Murder Trial Against Hargrove Of Common Pleas leader, aa be stOOd in the kilcfien i "I could not have done it," he of his l\l bu,-ban Me"tor home I lnslsted later. "I didn't f'ire Jt. I helping bia •lfe p}'f!i,are Christ- know for sure that I didn't kill mas Eve dinner for their three Chuck. I think . when I haive told the Jury what has happened, they children. ll' • ae Har ove eonfea d to the will see that I could not bave crime, but after tatlng a lie de· done it." Hangrove's attorney entered s tector tt11t,, .wu cleared. He wa, pie■ of innocent and innocent by released from custody. reason of insanity. But paychia· Th• on Ntw Yffr't o.,, ,.,. trislll at tht1 Llm• State Hospital INnNMI thlt Mlil'lrON for the Criminally Insane, exam• . therfHN lned the defendant and aaid that Md purchHN 1 -:U-' ■nd CMlp, rifle,"' ,'rhey arrethd him be was 11ne. tuk. ■t his n........� hoarie In T•I.... FoUowin,: CJ111rk'1 death, Mn. ·· Hatlrove, Mi, 11 aeeuMd of He ,..bat■!,..d . hit Wl,1 lnne- Loi• aark, bit attractive bru• dDI, llillt ..,,,....,. - ,ollce nette widow, 1dmltted havlns • lilHDI €hlrl•• R. .Clari<, 311, a SUl>d■Y con-..i hlM - iM m- · Jove affair 1111b 'HarPoVe and 01111-, 'oiell41Ulbt olbu men. achool· toadlu lllCI IN,J acoul ,...., PAINESVJ;LLE, 0. UPJ-The Hlection of . a jury betan today to hW the fitat de&ree murder trial of laundry trucl driver floyd E. Hargrove, accuaed· of killint hl1 lover'■ hutband with • mlper', bullet ·on Chrlltm11 Eve. <P'orty�n11 .pl'Ollpectin Jurots were 11uamone4 to the Lakf: CGuat, Court Houn to be que• Uo�d by the proeecutor and the defen,te lawyer, SeaUna: a jury WU not eape<:ted to be an HQ' ·, The "ole ' ' swimming bole is fast giving way to progret11. Public liealth authorities, s,dd Rober! Boyd, sanltarLen with tl1e Mason Count,)' Health Department h axe worked f.or years to make thl� popular sport a safe one. Howe•·er only ao much can be done b)' h�lth officia ls · the rest i.s up to the indivJ du;J, During the coming summer months, said Mr. Boyd, hundreds of west Vir• ginlans will ,plan thelr vacations near some kind of water. f,wlm· ming is u healthy sport bll t u npro tected waters may harbor disease germs which have ea.sy access to the body through the nose and mouth of tbe swimmer. Suit ,for diVoree h11 been filed in Common Pleas Court -by Betty J. Riggi, Rutland, ,a, Earl W. Riggi, Rutland. The plaintiff asks divdrce, custody and support of four minor chlldren, household goods and real estate of the eou· ple. In another action filed the Stale Hiehway Department is S(!eklng aii easement for highway purposes over the property of Kenneth B. Croas on State Route 892. A decree of divorce has been signed by Jud11e John C. Bacon in An offk:lall)' supervised swim• the case of James Allen Nelson, ming pool is, of COllDC, the · safest Rutland, vs Darill Nelson, Mlnen- However, camp 1ita: are ·seJdom . vilro, near auch a •source so It J1 the nearby rivv or stream that ii used. Mr. Boyd stated, thut, when using unknown waters, newr swim below a sewer or near an1 sewer outlet where recent human acreta or refuse may have gotten into the w1iter. SORJe streams in the state are still being pol• luted with sewage from nearby a n d indi\lidu1l communities home�. 1'.herefore, it is not safe to swim 1� open waters _n(lar any concentration o[ .population, H you are an urban swimmer be sure the pool has been approved by lhe State Department of Health. Poorly conatructed and operated sw imming pools present a public health problem foJr they may cause infection and irritation or _the eyes, nose and throat. L""l addition to the waters they swim in, vacationers and campets should be wat-ehful of the water I.be)' drink. Water trom wells, cisterns or springs which is suspected of being contaminat­ ed should be sterill!ed before it is used for drin�ng. , The two commonly used methods or ater• ili:dng water are: (1) .Qoiling il for al' least live ' min-qles. (2) Sterilization by use of calcium hypocblorite or 4lbloride of lime or c�lorine_ laundr)' bleaching soluhon wh1cb ma:y be. t>llrcha.sed at d1�� <l� grocery stores. Ste!1hzahon by th11r � a�dition or chlorid e of lime c�n tie · urled suece.ssfully for . I:'� q uQtify of . � a: ter. For ster!huna:-■mall q�an hties of -water, nux o�e heaping t�a• spoonfol of chlonde of lime · with a smaH amount of wit�� to form a paste, thea add lllff1cient water to make a plnl Of this soluclion, use one tlbleapoonful for each ten a:•11�• of watet to ht: u,,eated or thirt,-ab: drop, to tho �on of watc. • � 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 05. May 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 May 14, 1960 conde gardner randolph