http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f85b93d98582d0be43c363792dfee26c.pdf b4fa606cd4cdeffbbab8dfcc16fa320d PDF Text Text f .® WE ® II-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , May 1 9, 1 960 Award s Made To Pupils In I st Seven Grades Wednesd ay At Middlepo rt School Award' s Day was held Wednesday at the Middleport H igh School for the first seve n grades with Superintendent L. W. NAVE qGT THE QUALITY USED CARS At Tl,t LowHI Prl<ea 1 953 CHEVROLET 210--t Door Seda n. Extn cleen intertor, beautiful 2 tone- � fi Bi:lb, extra 100.J tires, powe r• iJj.de, radio and \heller. an���:y "8" - 2 Door. Std. t.rana., black over ,twry fl nWl, inierior ext:n dean, .rl-1 tood Lins, radlo and heol«, $945 1955 FORD Vlci<>r)a Ha,d T"f Coupe, VB motor' end overdrive, vinTI ill, terior tttm, redio, -heater, w'hlle ...a!&. Methodist MYF Hold s Sess·,on va Fatrlane MIO 4 Door Sedan. Wlh.ite f.lnish with rul clean blue l nlerlor I.rim, a:ood tirea. At Rock Spring' s Fordomatic tran,,., l'lldio end l\el.ter. $1 395 1 957 CHEVROLlT Bel Alr Sport Coupe. Looo! IY owned end real nlce arid clean, '\M.itc owr lltrquotse color, Vil motor, powerfllde, radio, heat­ er, power steering and bnaffl. Convertible Coupe , H,000 mileage ti,, local owner, · poweriUde tra n1., power bnkea radio, 1tieater and like, nfnll orJ 1inal w'nlleWllll Liffil, bladt top with red body •nd red 4-ntertot trim. $1 795 1 958 CHEVROLET "6" - 2 Door. Oris,IMI dark a:reen finilh, h• ffPpea,,ance of new oar fo1lde a nd out, extre cood lat li no tires, atd. t.-.01., helter. $1 495 1 956 CHEVROLET Bel Air V8 llar<llOp 4 Poor S.· da n . PleN,ln,e 2 1one grey fin­ lab with clean 1black end while , nurior, power1lid e tra ns., N· ,cUo, t.e•ter an<I ,1ood Ure■. $1 295 1956 FORD va r.rtane 4 Door. P"ordomaUe , tnn,. , radio, hMttr, cl&an kt­ terior, ell tood lira. tvorr OYU i... llnifh. $1 495 1 958 DODGE . 4 Poor Sedan. VB motor, auto-­ met.le tnn.., power lteerint Ir. Int., real t'lttn interior, ttleNlnt: 2 tone rrey f! nl1b, tin■, ndio ind hieeter. sood $1 595 1959 CHEVROLET "1" - 2 - kdaa. - lew · •Hi •• _, .,. arr dean ln­ iaW'. -••sHJe ltaftl,(' ndiO .... -· ...._. tins - - -· -11111 __ _ .......,...., 11.,.._ $2095 -••al We llan <lean pleJI. -� 1 - ·•· � Toil wllh 4ui.. lllee 11111 of late model I �� • I�. Telll. If y.. Deed a ". !� ·-., truck oqulpmelll, -/ !!A, ·eo, '· MEROY 0, - Tloot v .. Me et" ng Tue sda y I Syracuse Ch urc hes Pre sen t Flowers To Mothers The A11bury Met hodist Church 'pre1e nted Mn. Phl111on Norrl1 with a Oower u the oldest mother pre1e nt durlna the Su nday School ho ur on Mother'• Day. M n. opa l Zerkle w11 tho youn1e1\ mother preaen\ a nd Mn. Bernice Wi ne­ bre nner had the mo1t children pre1e n l. The Na11rene Church presenttl!d flower■ lo Mra. M a \lltl! Rl11:hthou1e, olde1t, Mn. Harold Dav ia a nd Mr11. Monl■ Wolfe, you nseu, i nd Mra. Leonard 810, mOJt childre n pre1ent. D url n1 the church aervlcu Mr. and Mn. H a rold Davis a nd Mr. an d Mn. Ro1cr Gtl ndley were tak­ en In to the ch urch membcrahlp. Each mother received I e■r na Uo n 11 1he t!!n lert:d the chuTl•h . P1owen pn■ented 11 the U n ited Btethem Churth were: oldeat, Mra. Edith Hood; )'tJ1,in1eat, Mrt. Linda Rote: and mo1t chUdnn preaent, Mn. Mae Hubbard. The Ftnt Un ited Pre■byterlan Church sent nower■ lo the follow­ Ins 1hut-l n1: Mrs. Dora Duckworth, Mn, Ma11ie Diddle, 'Mn, Mary An n Potta, Mn. M a 1tle Hurd. Re• celvln1 nowen tor the oldea� mo­ ther prelfln& wa, Kn. Liule Quiet; younJHt. Mn. Vern a Mae Sa l.er; moat ehlldr-en pre■ent w11 a \le be-­ tween Mn. Either H■nien, Mn . Naoml London, -:.n. N1r1P,nt Co&­ trlll and Mn. lla,y Lilla. A flow. er w■a pr.aentfd to Mr·. ThomH Clark Sr. from lhe church. Mr. Cltrk II �1lined to hll home by 111nea. Durlnc the wonblp aervlce MN. llDlf!I Guinther (M,ry Lon, don) , WH l•ken Into the church., and Lori, ,mall d1u1hter of Mr. and Mn. Gui nther w11 ehrl1tened. Mltl, K•INK I IMl'IOVINO lln, Bernml Krtnli,, Pomeroy, 1, fffl>vtrin, nlet1ly followtn1 1ur- 1•?J Monday at Hollitf HOlpltal. II la Uial obe will be ,.., l�aaect " from· the ho,11pltal thti flrat , of ne:rt wHk. She II the wife O, lllllrumental mu�, inatructo, SOulbtm Local School Dtl, ,_ed Toa ' C. DoiII � i- Ille II. · IPll�ll'lf, ::J•· \ , tfO Id' S Monthl Birthda y Party Hel d Monday For Leta rt Boy actu al $1 295 1 958 F.ORD Churc h Gr�•up C d Cl b M • ff ld W d _,__ $1 695 1957 CHMOLET Country Seda n 8 Pua. W91on model equipped .wlllh Fordorn1• tJ.e, power i!teerlryi:, radio, bu\ . er •nd whttew-1·1 Urea, ,pleall,n, color of while end red 'Irita red vln_y( -. Excellent Junior; Mrs. Alfred senting the color of the statib ns Bi!! ls, Manager; Mrs. Arthur Gil­ were placeU at each p oin t by the more, Protector; �1rs. Fra n k committee Mn. ChihiJ, Mra. Biggs Chee1>ebrew, Guard ; Mrs. Phil Mr�. Meinhart a nd Mrs. Watt& Meinhart, Treasurer an d Mrs. and Nn. Lowe. Horace McElhinny, Secretary. Mrs. Paul Haptonstall as pian­ Tbe degree staff were compli­ ist furnished the music and Mrl mented 011 an cM:cellent job on Cash. Bahr was Mietreu of Work the flour work with Mrs. William • f'oll o wing tht; meeting, re Lowe as staff captain. The sta f f freshme n ts were 5erved in the members attired in for malt" were d ining r oom t o members and Mn. Martha Childs, Mrs. Margaret guests from Gallipolis and Wil• Jones, Mrs. Doris Bailey, Mn. kesville. Flowers' used as the cen• Jeanette Weimann, Mrs. Jean ler iece were pi nk and green. p Zerk le, Mn. Maxine Owens, Mrs. Hosteases were M rs. Allma n , Carrie Neutzling, Mrs. Bertie Mrs, Bailey, Mrs. Zerkle, Mrs. Watt!-, Mn. O pal Kelly, Mrs. Jones, Mn. Milier, Mrs. Hapto n­ Grat'e Luman, Mrs. Jake You n g , stall and Nrs. Cheeaebrew. Mrs. Jane Johnson, Mrs. Eliza­ beth Allman, Mr1. Phil Mei nhart, M.rs. Odell1 Mack an d Mrs. Ruth Mau. For the occasion the hall was ry decorated wllh ba&kets -Of flower& and ,ma ll vases of flowers repre• ,,, Tuesday Evening The Dorcaa Circle of the Middle­ port First Ba ptist Ch urth met on Tuesd a y even ing at the 1:Jome of Mn. .Rlchard Owen for their first meeting or a new year. :,(r,,. Owen, who ia their chair­ ma n, presided over the meetint: which was open ed with devotions under the dlrecUon of Mra, Mi l t on Hood Who used the theme "The Cult of Easy Re1J1ion.'• D uri ng the busin e111 seuion of­ ficers and committee chairmen were na med as follows: Mrs. 'Paul Sm■rt, program , chairma n ; Mra. Hood, devotional chairm an ; White Cross cha lnna n, Mrs. Gerald An­ thony; Love Gill chainn1n, Mr'I. Allen H u1he1; readi ng ehaJrmap, Mr1. David Sneller;. aecretary, Mrs. Max Orn dorff a nd treasurer, Mrs. Cliffotd Haye,. Project committee named were Mrs. Grace Lum.a n, Mrs. l(alad Hi n­ ry 111 nd Mrs. Iaabel Wi nebren ner. GIils and cards to 11h ut-l ns will b e a Circle project this year. At the close of b usi nosa Mrs. Smart prese nted a program from "The Miaslon1 Magazine." Assist­ i ng her were N r'I. Fra ncea Bearhs and Mrs. Orndorff. The next meetlug will be, held at lhe home of Mrs. Hood. Durl ng the social hour following, a dessert coune was served by Mra. Owe n to twelve membera a nd Ml'I. Willia Anthony, preaidenl of the B. H. Sa nborn Miaaionary Society, a ,11, uest. Mr. Tompeon talked on tryi n i to srhedule a Little Lea1Jue ball a:ame on the eve ning of the fry to attract attention . The donation of a Ti ny-tot teed­ er from Mr. and Mrs. Guy Rey­ nolds has been reeelved by the •• sociation and Mr. Carper of the Carper's Nursery ha s been to the park an d repl aced the trees whi rh ha ve died duri n g the put year. The new 25 poplar trees which the asaocia\lon recently purchaa:­ ed have ah10 been planted. It w11 reported that David Qui­ senberry and two of the p11pll11 ol the manual training class build a noor I n the merry-go-round. The grou p Voted to b'uy four Altantbus trees. They are quick growi n g an d will provide shade. The lre111urer's report w H give n by Mr. Jenki n so n a nd the next meetJ ng was announced for Moy . 31. Others attending lhe metit1nr were Fred Hibbs, BUI Olllld1; atn Robert Hoeflieh a.ti.d John Koko­ vitch , . Retreabmeplt· . 'Wete 1erved by die h� , M) lO '.membera and Olle g1,1eai t llra, li,on ald Dui1. Girl Scouts tomplet� Plans For Outinq 0 The lnterD'led.Jiite Girl Scout Troop· rive JDet Monday eve ning after 1c:ioo1 in the Sacred He arl church udltorlum. Terry tul1';1 presiden t, ope ned the meetl"nJ with the Promise. The report, of the aecretary an d tre11urer were tfve n by Cynthia Conde and Shirley Bixler·.. The 1eeond dlaas tahk was dlseussed, lt wa1 decl�ed to go on a hike Saturday, May 21 from 9:30 a . m. to 2 p. m: · Tbe 1lrls are to meet at the home of Mr,. Euge ne Con de leader alld tg ·brin g their ow n lunch and permission slip. Follo•irtl the · bu siness session, ga me• were pliyed a nd refresh­ ments served, after which the meeti ne clOffd.1l with the Frie nd1hlp circle ■nf taps. Nancy Tltul aod Ca n dy Grueser will be hosteMt1 •for the next meeti ng. --�-- VtllT 'ROM FLORIOA Mr. and Mri. Wi\U a m D. Clo nch ol Tami,i, f1a., and two sons, Kert, neth Le� aq_d .Joey, were visiti ng her n\other, Mn Marga ret MeKen­ dt, Wedneldl.� , and then the vis­ itors an d Mn McKe nzie visited Mn Clonch'••.-��t, Mn Nora Ralr­ den and him\ll', Hartford, W Va P rt g 1 a1, ! i • l l• wer dent Eiaenho L - wipe aw,,...... Ink �!�SAior� e �: r:'�;t� �� �erican �ople o n the wrecked aummit inutln&.· Hi• oran ge a nd silver Air Foree jet took off at a:00 a. m., e.d.t., beaded for Washin gton where · a rousing welcome wailed him a s a demonsb'atlon of n ationat unity I n the wake of \he summit collapse. The people bf Portugal gave the President an en thusl111tlc receplion Th ursday in -t,lsbon where he paid a • on e-day state vii;it. His welcome tbere w11 a clear indica lion that to the free world Eise nbower had emerged with new popularl ty from his bitter encounter with Soviet Premier Nile.Ila Khrushehev in Paris. More than 300 high 1chool1 from a do1en states will send a tho 111and editors and advlson to the 15th annu al Workahop on Hil b Sehool Publicationa at Ohio U niveriity Ju ne 19-2&. The young journalistl wlll pu bli1b three " model" new•p a pers an d a ,mall yearbook during the day �ssio n . Dr. L. J. Horti n, Director ol the Ohio U School . of Journalism, head• the workshop 1taff o( 40 speelall•t& in high aehool publlca tio�a, Gather At OU Soon .. ....... ........._ e Jailed On 2 Ch11rt1eo · Cheater Wezotk, of -Ambridge, . taa. was ja iled l ast" night by ihe'riff's officer■ on cbucea of ihtoiieatlon and defraudlnl I taxi driver. In a Marine today Jn Judse E. W. Peop)e1' court. He w a1 fined $10 on each c.harae with a $1'1(1 fin � 1u1pen ded on conditlon that he ,ay the tuJ. com1)41QY. ··"II . ..... ' ....- ,... ,. 100 Years Of Service lf11III pni m a d e of . D U P O N T Never before has there been a carpet like it __ anywhere at any price. Lees Last• ing .Ster is a genuine breakthrough in car,Jel engineering - a designers dream come true. You can be sure pf performance . . " ' ., •• ' , 1n , f .I .. NICED RIGHT' ' f• YOU .. .. '' <• '· ,. 95 f . . U s•.W II � • • • .. ,, l, • . . ,., .... 'l'I, .:� ,. 1 • fflli'. LIES CAIP(I . . . ' IS. �StllD ., l ,. 1 . i ,', ., 1 • · rT . ;·Pf RO��RLY lN$tALLED : rN ,;v ·o. r,i,t · .. •� • r '°* Thrtt Ohio Univer1ity profea­ ■on an• one admblistrator _ with 100 yeaq of aenlce to 1 total Ohio U. will be r,ellrlnl at lhe end of the pruent achool year. Dr. Robert L. llart.Oll, pl'Oteuor ol' edUCIUoa , AIIOcl,ate Profuso'r WI� ,., C. Defi1son and , pr. a. , :tu111on, profeaaor of � romanN Jan. 1u11m h,ve • toLaJ of. 17 ,yean of I.. oentee to 'l)U. Dr. Eleaq0r l ittl�e!t ·P° Seluoidt, dtrector of thef{,e put the for aer\'Jce ( . . health · 191n ' will al•o . rel/", 1 • . • Wldeijr known thnuahout the � United state. and DIIDY -foreign <OUlltl'I.. tor bis oerlel q! arl· thmeUe teitt' for achool children,. l)r. Mortin, -.,ho iJ. ■e nlor e4itor of .''llaklnl Sure of Arithmetic'' · ll now working on the' fifth edl• Uo• of Ille wet. lie bu been on the staff , at OU foe 41 yearL · .A. c. Denison bu btett al 00 • f<rr H ""'"' lit bu l>eeil • 1",1<­ lidDC ir<h!lkl In Olaolllull for ' oi . . ww't�·e · , .e;··::i.�uDGflAITi■s TH1 ..W,.� . . • · ·, . �DJ OF R.001 co�s t AND. � l ,· I ' u - 1=n ,~ • - -------•• -----------�.,\11!;;) ;:: � -:; �7,i:, ��-:'.'.":J' � [' Engineers Present Preliminary Report In Special Council Meetin@ Possible delay, if council heeds wlshes of one of lts and some citizens, loomed before execut�n of : · t" nan�e 840 in .Middleport. . . . That ordinance sets up a rate ached.a. and . other n�•* machinery for collection o f flat rate chafl•• for collec)ll!n. and trealrne"t of oewage In Middleport. It Is the fore-runner piece of legislation needed before the towr, proceeds -to buUd a sewerage ln accordallc e with Ohio law. ben EMl'JRGENCY TRUCK - The new truck recently pure ha5ed for ule by the Syracuse Emerge_ncy Squad is now in Service. Pictured with the new vehicle are lour members of the squad , (L to R) Herman London, Wilham Tbuener, Char• lea Cl. Lisle and Morrls Harden. N The possible delay appeared In leetion1. He waa rlsht, I Wal a 1pecial m�tin& of Council wrong." The engin eers de&eribed tht!!ir laat night to which the public w11 in vited. It wu mai nly an plans briefly •• a •l'•tem t11inC • the present combination storm "airing"For the prelimin ary report of -unitary sew:era with some addi• Floyd G. Brown 4r: Aasociate8, Uon1 an d ch anaet u to .provide Revival servicf!!S began at· the M arion , 0., engi neers, who ha ve , by-passes for u.ceu water in .ayltem ra iny time&.. Other polnta: Church of the Nuaren e, U nion- a v ,prepared pl■m for the WASIIINGTON UPI - Vire secretary, told newsmen the Ste­ Kennedy (D-Mai;s.J ha d s.iid that Democrats." -The , 1y1tem Is deli,,:ncd for a Pre1iden t Richard M . Nixo n was ve nso n speech i n Chicago Thurs­ any Democratic candidate would Stephenson. in speech last n ight, pl an t. a n d ad y .an d Mulberry, Pomeroy , Thur a And (or citizen, who were in- 2012 popula tion. In M:iddfeport. of " eatly shocked" by the te nor day night "apparently i ndicates a h,1Ve t o consider Stevenson for said the President and RrepubHcan niglit a nd will continue throuch s;r 4�; of 4,200 .by 1985, bated on and tJmln, of Adlai E Steven­ 1plit withi n the Democratic Par• secreleary of state in a Demo- party will have lo bear respoui­ tere■ted. May 29. Gilbert Spencer, 18,-yeartre nds .•ince 18DO. MINE APPIA.It bility f or the ''blu nder of th'l U-2 old eva ngelist, will aon'1 charge that the Eise nhower ty" on the questio n of support for cralic adminislratwn. • brin g the mesNl ne citize n s a.ppeand. with In• hi I eve n es ea ch incid ent." Aake d what he meant at e t servic age President Eisenhower's 1wnmit by adminlatr a llo n h a d give n Soviet h s -1'he Rwli" coJlec'Uon portion, terest enough to l!lpelt an a llot­ "le nor'• of Stevenson·s remarks. 1tand. starlin g at 7 :30. Premier Khrushchev the tools to He fo un d it neceS!aJ')' to show ed five mi nutes each after an ai n ce it �e nenlly tioh an ces pro­ wreek the aummit meeting, a Klein said the "1hoci:" in the Kl_ein_ re p l�ed tha_t he refe rred l � unity no w behind \he Presid ent in The yo ung minister · has been hour of que1tlo n-an swet type diil­ perty val ues, they pr(lpo86 .to fin­ 1poke1ma n sald today. vice presi d ent's camp was under· "(mding him cnt1eal of the Presa- the face of impMSible demcmda preach ing since he was 15 a nd his cueaio n . MayOr Ke nneth Mc,EI• a nce ($246,002). · on ge nert:l a• F. dent .at this time when other from Herbert G. Klei n . Nlxon '1 presa scored by the fact Sen. J ohn Khrushchev and named sermo ns de al with Bible truth&. hi nn ey lnq'oduce engil)eeri Ro­ 1 sesamertt bondi (mort111Je re.v.e• Dem ocrats, inrlud ing Senate Dem- Khrush t' hcv as the 'wreck.er o[ the n ue), whili the pl a nt'• cost-and Rev. E. E. Cox, pas\or, e¥,te nt.s bert M arti n �d Steve Keener of ocratic Lea d er Johnson, are talk- Summit. operatlon-wotild be defrayed ,: by an invitatio n to the' Public to a t• the M arlo n firm. ing in terms o f nation.al unity." · · sewer nte· eOllecUons ($2St;700). tend. H�we_ver, Stephenson a rgued �e Klein sai� the . que�tion of Finl, •however, Sewer age com• Suggeatsd tlW tor the aJSesmnilit whether f oreign policy wall be a n U-2 mc1d_ent gave Khrushchev �11 mlttee chaipnan and }'resident of bonds a11inst property would issue this fall will be ··u p to the opportunity t o wrttk the Summit. Council John Zerkle observed, ' be $3.118' per'•'$1,000 of property · "Nq ne of u& :want to build thl1 nlu allon. ,. 09.IICTIONS project. · but we h ave to. Over Northwestern Local School !)lslrict Execuli�e Head George 200 towns of Ohio have sone ObjecUon1 to proposed ralefll M. �lla• said today the dislrtcl board has given perousston OllDC t;ir operation a nd the plant boqds to �e Harrisonville Presbytenan Church to hold Vacalton abead, · we are one of about ,,J fere rai11td as unfair In tome that h1m't. Bl School in the elementary school building there. "Two ..... ago Ernie lnotancet, and In o.\l!m, by ren ned lo hold the 1chool . ,_, Covert, Col.Uleilma n ) said we quests for inform . n on how J It� pla Z:, throua: h 17, cl Hae� from a ;��• J:: k� Jm t1 C A PE CANAV ERAL, Fla. (U PI) - Amerk:a Uilay fired an Fu neral aervlce, i� for Leslie 11ho1;1Jd do w.hat we're doin g now, "they were dev l' Mis teacher is e new 0 c • ere a be ln n a set r lna n !;1�h a: !°i: M.ae . Forr�n who will Leach at Atlas missile wit h a dummy warhead on a 9, 000-mlle Olght to f _ � :: . � . 1 �-, , n:�::�'tf>;r :� : o � ::;fn M���:�:n:f�:tta� I� �: • ty todhold 1 Bible School Mr. Har monv1 lle Elementary ScbQol a point off the tip of South Afr lta . ��iller, 11:• , �. . I< ' 1111nounted !�ti"" , ne•t Foll She i, • &raduate ol lmnbu� Th e 85-lool Allas took 52 IIUllUI.. lo make I lrip I.bat, aim. lrom , u.i-�C04t1 e S High g l<"1t::..ir l, M id ,1 choo • eel more to the northeast. would have penetra&m deep tao IJ,; ,.... . � � , . ha 1 ...apeelal � �w �iiae, W. Va., took her BA · in& Ml)' 18 a lso: the heart of the Soviei Union. 'nle Atlat soared 1,808 miles lo Surv;;; ;� ·- ;��- eh��en : �Employed two new te achers. al Concord College, Athena, w. the edge of space with the dummy warhead plus 1 009 poands Mt. �m art m.ad:· a ipte, that .. Reba Rawson. Columbus; ·Em�etl, -Ruled that all 1_1up ils en ter- va, and worked towar d her M A the coal '!Is apJ)alli ng c.on aiderioi '. norma.l researeh and developmen I" Instruments or ersity v West Uni Virof at the ald, n s; u Do mb u Col Middleport: • th&t abo ut '58,000 an nuai1, ap- ine school for the rirst time next ginia. The nose cone hit the_ water j!lst north of Prince Edwatd Mn. Loretta H11Lehinson , Letart, pa rently will be required to pay September m ust be si,r years old She taught 15 years in Fayette Island, off lhe southern tip of Africa. Graham W. V1.; Robert Saxton , Word bas been rereived at off and operate the sewerage befon Nov. l, l960; a child County, W. Va., and tor the last Sta ilon, W. Va.; and two sisters, Apple Grove by Mrs. l{erbert when the town's total operatlnJ whose birthday is on Nov. 1 mllSt n i ne years was in the Layland Fran ces Rawson, Pt. Plea sa nt, and CAPE CA NA VERAL, Fla. (UPI) - America, launched an of the death of a former budget now ls only $80,000 a n• wait un til 1961 to start scnool. Roush. Elementary St'hools, Layland , W. 1 A tlas intercontinent:1 1 missile today on a planned flight of Cat hei-i ne Wilmin gton, Richwood, NIW TEAC"ERS reaident, Simo n B. Rhodes, at \he nually." Va . Ohio. 9,000 statute miles to a target off the lip of South Africa. He arg ued it Is urmece11sar y as The new teachers are Mrs. John Cleve• Hospital, an• Veter CrUe His parenW were the late DelIt was the longest shot ever at- the Alr Vorce said . pollution come, . more from river Bacon of Midd leport for the spe• nd a lter a lwo yeara illness, la mar and Lelian Leon ard Rawson of tempte d by a. military missile of T� o sh i ps a.nd an airplane were from d e ts, n n a a . mi lndu,trles cial educatio n class i n Rutland He wu a son of the late M ai'- bo 1 Weal Virgi nia . He waa a member any nation. oned d own ra nge to track the stall creeka. in wutea eleme n t a ry school. She is grat a Rhodea, n a a born ion d Rachel of the Pentacostal Church; The 85-foot Alla� . mightiest of missile's nose co ne. CHILDS ASKS TIMil duale of the University of InUlrich, o,, (now tn own 18 Fair• America's war-ready rockets. left I n this line, Counrilm an BUI diana, o( the Sl. Joseph Ho5pital where he view) Nov. 8, 1899 The flight. if successfu l, was lo its pad at IO a. rn. e.s.t. The misspent moat or his ure. He had Child• prot)osed a aurvey be m ade 8tbool of N ursi ng, w118 a n urse take about 52 minutell as the rock­ sile was "c o unted down" t o the been employed II a deck hand by to actua lly determin e extent of six years, ta ught acbool 10 years nnnute after Se"Veral delays dur• et spanned the South Atlantic &lid the Mlpluippi Va lley Barge co. pollutlon oominl from Middleport a nd has a tte nded Ohio University se nt its nose cone and dummJ i ng the past two months. sewen noW einptyin, ln the rher. summer courses. She is tbe wife befort: retiring due to health. J .5-ton warhea d into the Indian The Atlas was l o pass between 11oo lntinNrl •• ,... . SI• Of M ei II Cou ntY Common Pleas It's "•onvenlent and m,kes good Ocean. He 11 survived by hia wm1 the Judge John C. Bacon. They have sense to lea v e lhe gas furnare South America and Africa, but • former Winifred Post41 and the An area just north of small pilot light on during the warm would not cross any land ma:1Ses, Illn followln1 cblldnm. Simon Jr.• of Prince Edward bland was select• weather months, Charle& Murray Phoen ix, Ariz.; Jeffery and Mrs. Middleport, ma nager for the ed as the target. Mn. Emrna Conway ol 457 Beech Betty Merai:enth a ler, Alliance; The longest previous shot by an Ohio Fuel Gas Co., said today. St , Middleport, widow 01 A. L. Mra. Gladys Fre nch, Coll,insvllle, Atlas wa!i 6,325 miles over the The bur ni ng p ilot flame-small Co n)Y•Y , passed away Thursday a t Ill.; Mn. Either Eddy, Wealer• AUa n tic. an d inexpensive to operate as it M.ela:s Ge neral Hospital after a ville; five si1ters: Mn. Sara h · is-provides just enough warmth week's Ulnesa.r Booth and Mn., Francis Grimm, Whth I ffllft bitn I dog. It'• lo maintai n a draft up the chimI Fu.neral services for John J' She Is surY.ived by one · brother, South G ate, Ca lif. ; Mn. Della new• llut when I fox lumPt on a ney. The result is better baseAndrew J. Pfund, La Junta, Qolo. ; McGraw, Denplson and Mr,. An na Hamm, •&e 82, who $lied th� dot It mlfht be ralliH. me nt ventilation, reducing dampFinal pla ns ror the 4-H Club Ofa brother-i n-law, Male n E. Mather, Blankenship, Wtlllhura: and Mrs. morni ng at hl1 home at " Ra cine Thot la whet local offlclal1 ness and musti ness. ficers and Ad visors Conference RD l , Nease SeUlement, wl11 be :r..ther P a tterson, East Liverpool; W ; Columb us a slster-in-la , Mn. art avspectlng In tha case of • Al lhe !lame time, the flame · were ma de when the County 4-H 1-iPM Mon day- at 2 P- m. from thBaker Gordon, Pom eroy;· seve n one brother Lawrence, Lisbon . fox '41ffllch picked I fight with • helps kee p healing equipme n t Council met Monday evening with Funera l 1ervice1 and bllrial Ewi n& Ch,pel with burial ln the niece, and two nepbew1, Jot1n cond.. on tht W•lttr Croll fum dry, preventing rust snd length- Sharon in Jewell, p re1tident, Gilmore Cemetery. way Rayburn, Chicqo ; Bernice were -eld in Allia nce, ntrth of Ltn11vllla. Ttt. fox wa a en lng the life of the fur nace. charge. The co n ference will be Mr Ha mm wa1 • rttlred farm• Easterday, Delaware, Ohio; -Ha r"old klllocl •nd wlll be, 1umintd tor And when the first cold sn ap held al the Pomeroy Junior High er, h1vin1 lived in Mela:• County Conway, Columbus; Mr1. µJa Ulsh roltL occurs, the furnace will be ready Schot1I, Tuesday, May 31, at 7:45 p. At the rE1,ular meeting of the all hi• life. and Mn. Reba 11oover·•1 ntar Loa Drol John MNks today for instant operation at the m. port Vo! ·.:oteer Fire Depart­ M,iddle A ngele,; Mn. , Katherine T�te and He Was a charter member of warned that people, espttclall, touch o( the thermostat dial. t 'thur5da/ evening Fire Ohief Mrs. M arguerite Jones of Texar:• Plans were also outlined al the men He also pointed out that sum­ the Meigs County Fa rm Bureau chlld,.� sho111d flllay ■wa, mm Tom Darst ,a nnou� the invlta­ kana , Texu ; A. L, ·Ma�u, Colum­ on th• fair mer ls slso a good time to have meeting for Adv isor and Junlor Lion of the department to partici­ th d.. and the an for SU:lton appraiser bus, and Mrs. Marie Sidle of Col· ,rouncla. M,. MHltt. NY• that the heating system checked by a Leader training sessions at Can­ pate in ,a regional. fire :!ldbool to be Cheater Fire lneurance .. Co. for umbu1, and many areat nlecea and ha- h■- dDI• 5mpoundad under heati ng contractor. These me n ters Cave, June 6. The six county 1held June 26, at the Petry Oounty over 40 y ears ,nd belone to the nepbaw,. are particularly busy whe n cold boat trip on th ! Ohio River with ...rvetlan for rabln ■nd •• SL John 's Lutheran Church at Fair Groll nds at New Lelrlngton, Mr. and Mn. William Pullens Services wm be held Sunday at 1 vlMS thot anyone vlaitlntt th• weather first returns and having Meigs Counly as host will be held Ohio. Grove. Pine 1 :30 p. m_. from the Rawlinp­ were called lo Columbu, Thur. povnd m, far anouth from th• them make any needed repairs 'fbursday, June 9, leaving lht: docit Survlvinl: are hi• wife Blanche at :tiddlep ort at 1 p. m. All 4-H Coat.I Funera1 Hom, with burial day by the death of bis fatbor, at home: the■e dau1btera, Mrs. now could prevent delliy a nd dil­ ftnc. to IN Aft.. 'l'h e s:,hoo! is similar to one ,t­ family and friends may tendt'd last year 11l McConnelt.­ members, comfort whe n household he a t is i n Cheshire Gravel Hlll Cemetery. Ra1mond' Pullln1, 48. clrcum• Do not, undff any ln, Bacio!!: 14n. Clara Tbe Ev■ Kr- Pfall ln1, 1 native of Pomeroy,, secure th.-ir tickets by contacting .,..mc •and J.s spons,ired by lbe Per­ Grueser, Miner■ville; a ,son Del• 1tan� tr, te Pff the Impound· needed agai n . died 1udde nly at bis home Tb un• the Extensio n Service ome. tel anlffllls, Mr. Mffk:1 w1rn1. rv County Fire Fighters Asaoci■• m ar Hamm, Racine; il'lfidchildrm day noon. . Pla ns w1?-re also discussed for tion in cooperation with Trade and are Dr. Roier Grueser, J.Qg an, Survivon include his wife, Maey ; Concert May 22nd . · the camps, fund programs and Industrial EduNtion Serv.ice or the MEIGS GINIRAL HOSPITAL O. ; George Theil■, Racine; James five aons, Jerry, Robert and Paul, The Ohio Unlversity Men'• a.nd other activities during the sum- Ohio Department of F.dueation. Admitted: Mrs. Lind a Wi nebre nRaci ne; four areiit grandHam,n, of Columbus : William, · Ft. all The school ia offered -wi.bhout daushten ■re Karla Tbeiaa, Kan dy- ner, Middleport; Paulille Colllna, Women 'a Glee Clubs will p resent mer. Pleiaant, and Carl, n. Br111, N. Th others altendlflg the council charge and will 111st one full. day. their an nu al spring � nc�rl in Kaye Grueaer Ra.cine. ei■1, , RoJina' C.; tWo brother,, Fra ftt and Ar· Dlschllrged: Walter France, R ut- Ewi ng Auditorlum Sl'tmldY even - meeti ng were Wa y ne Roush. Chsr­ Five c1'36'Sels" will be awi�e in­ l'nd Lis■ Ann Grueser. thur Pull bla, Columbua, , and tlq-ee . tn i n&:, May 22 at 8 p. m. Featured lee Lee, Doris Je.a n Caldwell, Bt! l­ dudinrg ropes and Ladden:, bl.sic • l an d; Dayton warner. Syra cuse. m, Min brother, Dan■ Ha A al■ten, M arguerite Renshaw a nd Birth&: A aon lo Mr. and Mrs. works on lhe program will be ly Erwin . Dan Smith, Robert Jew­ fire pwn,ps �md ,hose )ay�I_I, firtl Emma· ■iitera. two tnyltle and Zelma Bolin , Columbu1, a Q_d Faye ,n i' a d Do • Hamm, ltinenville, Charles WJ,n8breo.ner. Middleport ; the Milerere (Pnlm LI ) by Joh� nn ell, Mrs. Genev. Nolan and C. E, extinguisthm ent. gas ma..W, and · of · C alifomia. Five ,rand• l:pple)' , continue · will pd r, a ye 34 basic pradkal emeqencj proeed­ • da uilit:e," to .Mr, and Mn. He�o H1ue for women 's voices and Ro-- Blakeslee . 1110 ,urvive. mod.eat practice in that city. a.(r. children 1ll0 aurvivt. Tbe Prodigal 5011 Elmore', hert n to Mr, ,o a llJ'es. Bottom; Lon, Ballr, the eul at n fu call may ds n Frie , Oass To Solicit Fun eral aervtce1 will be held Denilon will deliver tile lut In for ,he mile choru s. and Mn. Glenn Colli ns, Racine. boffle anytime. Chief Danrt. said seven{· mmt• th� ,early . ■eriee of •Faculty .Lee- from the ScblectnQ"•Fllhner FunFor Cancer Drive bens of the Midd'k,port Fire De­ Hi1_ topic ii eral Home in London, Sunday ■t turel on Ila:, Sa turday even in g betwee n the 2 p. m. with burial there. part.men\ plan, to attend the ■dlool :·nom Pol'lk:o to Patio." mem• lhe m. p, 'B and 6 of �our. , A vetenn ot both world wara, · ' bers of the High School Class or and wlll be divided eq,uaffy i n (he Mr. Denison taught Mlamanahip Early the Rutla nd Methodisl Ch urch will ckwlse&. other Me-,C Oounty £ire 1 nd Township chiefs !have rect"lved 9imilv inW.­ - °J.�v�:�':; � latloM and also p.,, to ,end re.., , r I · Tiro youna: lileD , ',;ttJao Wfll'fl cel&I · nac:ber, of- French an"d Snani1h , , After canvassi ng the township presentatives to the schooJ_ Mid­ h M - c . o Ch prn an e 1 Geor&e Dallu, executive head of: lla rlesa, the h lator,; Pamela ctleport has always sent repneen. at · QU . for 3:1 . Jeari, D'r. Gerald . bratin1 a premahti'e July 4 In an e· ::! ;::a�� 1;: chor�s i� its the young peop le and their guests tative., to l!he&e sohooh1, Dllnt 11:kl. T. Wt,lklnson h111 wrttteh ■everal illeJal mannff wt,i'e jatledi early Morthwettern Loe"1·-Sehoo cel D ::' -::�a ::u�o i;»��:.l�a Me�•, 800 • the n umbers. but il also will be di- will return to the tt ome of their , Cum men me 1 P1tro1man trlct, will be technleal artlcleai and book r• today py Pomeioy tea cher, Vernon Weber, in Rut , re �ed :�M!be R �u:(· h O bher busi ness of the meeting a pia no so• Rou1h, ie propbec i )' ; D l views i n the area of modern Ian• . George Hick•, Chief Jed Webfter tpea.ker at the. Salem Ceriter Grade la nd for fl wie ner roast with the ,presided over by Emmett Sbu-ler class not the r e the pm1Isa a cl the xton, a S ry a G lo; 'lbunday, . nes.t exerci1e1 , School aald todQ'. r . luoge1 Webers as hosts. Mr. Weber is . ,· --• u � , -port of -•-u- . The two wtre' Lewlt V1.nCooner May 28, starti,ia: al 8 p. m;, Mn. ' dent'■ addre&a; Dixie · Rouah, the listed above are Bernard 8owen, Dr. W'nkin1on 11 a tnduate of Canrer ;;:� Ha,�ld Hink.I;..:; a l10 chairman of the Wabuh Colll!&e in Indiana and< Roairell N M ' find 0111 Ho..-at• Neltle Vale, pth1olpal. moouneed I valedictory ; the Salem Ce nter :;:��� i�!�n.\�rbe A:� � r::S� the tow n ship. drive in les rt IJhe net proceedg of tlhe Ale will Cho?US in a nu mber of aelectlon•; Middleport today Harvard; Unlvenlty. He tauJbt at ter 1ei S · Th'lrd pa be around $1183 after � ca&, of 17 puplia will &radu- •nd Mr. D■llu ' addreu on "Your �':t!P i��a: A the Ulilvenif.)' of lllaourl and jatied on .; fireworb' riolatlon at 146 CARS CHECKED � � nda �ia:. d r Side and Mine." . 2 : 24 a. m. VanCoonq will ■ppear ate, Cohimbla. · • of 1'46 cars were e ecl:Robert, �wen, COU'9ty elemen- The boy1 and girls ha.-e chosen · edA intotal 'lhe ,ero,r■m' _'Nill Include tbe inAfter de\lQl.in&: 31 Y¥l1 of her before llayor Cbarlea �at, s,JSTOCKS AQVANC Rutla nd Thursday �with tbe prennt will �IOJ, Ufe to ituden't hlJltll · tlftle., urda,- nlOlt on � �� fl ,boot, VVClltlon by �. �• WadW!D• W YORK li'PI--Stocb mt• ill'1 NE She rejected g n by bei tbN!6 �D "Ship&." � for tbeir theme (ll ot tbem at OU) Dr. 8clunidt Inf: ftfnorU .IIMLBO\'I�, -='f!�l rnualtlant ftb the from Lon afellow·• poem "Ships." Depu tros Clarence Shields and tended their adva nco today with ,........-, I ad i,et lmbaiiiPIIIII mite. - cltlfle <r bo,tq" -11m . . _ _,,, "" .,_,� wm "' ••llow ,,,. Cbot . . lea Sayre, !� ill Ibo. IJIOtllibl, •. • ..,, ._ M ..., »- •"' · · .,,.. ,,,.,.,.J ' � � home - J1111t 1••11llh · ' I ' "1• (; Revival Services Will CoDllftlle Adlai's Statement Shocks Nixon 1·hrou·gh May 29 .Northwest Board Opens Way For Bible Sch00· 1 In Sc•1p1•0 Servl·ces W1'll Be Ann ed for Mr, Rawson t1J (Erne,1 .!:_tJt• �: lt...;:..l..:ntI · ,vdll,�· lil'i,i rili�r' !',l!J'l'�..i::... f""""1 .. .l' N'�. :· i:"po!::�� Canaveral Crews Launch New At)as Miss•)I e 0n Loll" Tnp• Dies ·fu "Hospital �-·At· Cleveland MfSe Conway n·1ed ThUrsd,. ay A£ter ffaJllDl Semces ess Will Be Held Next M00day Furnace P1"lots Best Left On In Summertime When Fox J�mps Dog, It's Rabies · \ Offiicials Suspect Native Of Pomeroy Dies In Columbus 0 ::,,.r:�;!: �...f�'h".'• ('.el�tiOn '• Pul9 Pait In Jail ' ,· St' so· m -. /II Middleport Fire Fighttrs Will Att.end School ,,_nc1 I ze. _ 0 Conference Plan Comp·leted In Council Meeting w.rc1... OU Professors, Administrater To Retire At End Of '60. T�rm . rtelllt Nl al " '8�� •Uan"c refuel""" a slo ,,.. .,. " Preal· mlij; I I ors w•u Young Ed•t ..... ... ....... � �• :'l)' . BERLIN UPI - Sovlet Premier Niktt.a S. Khrushchev told Eaat German leaders Tbursdl)' nilbt he believed i nterna tion al pr0b­ lem6 event ually would be solved pe acef ully, the Communist news­ paper Neues Deu tscbla nd reported 1o11ay. 1 he East German newspaper, expa ndin g on Khrushchev re• m a rks previously carried by the 1Ejllt German news age ncy AON, quoted him as saying his summit _i.a.ctice i n Paris were pr ompted, �y a U. S. "pi)licy of SU'englh_. "I .. 1d to myMlf In P1ri1, If you bow down to fhem thtn they wlll unbuckle your Hddlt •nd lfteti•I to take t� rein• In j ., Kh rv•h t� handt," It quot· · c� a• &aY11\11, "U we bow down to the policy ef stre ngth the n the day will come v,•hen tbey won 't negotiate at all. But times have changed. We are not bowing down. "What will h appen now? We ■re of the opinion that the delirium of the Americans will be diNipa ted a nd thal corn pllcated i nternal problems must be solved. "Tllal is why we proposed a postponement of the summit con­ fere nce tor six to eight months." Khrushchev th.e n asked rhetor­ ically "Toward what goal are we goi ng?" and answeret it, "I be­ lieve we a re goin g \oward peace." Staine < .nett,......... Ar- Sewrr age Delay Ill . Middleport? Nikita Turns About J?u rin, t�e . s.oci al ltour Mn. Ed.ward Venoy conducted a Bible quizl with �• -awarded to Mrs. Harold S1;11itti �d Mr1. Well. Se• cret P•I sifts •ere received by Mn'. Elwood· "Bowers and Mrs. G�• DiUiji. ' ,m Ohio: P•rtly cloudy, nrtll lftll humid t,r,d,,y. S"tMnd ......,. •nd thunditntonnl likely ..., mCKt of the 1tate bf nlwf,t. hhl,. da y 1howor1 •nd ttu,ndenh:md libly, probably ndlnt ........ ttt. d.1y and cMlor. Hlth today in lo., low tonJaht Jn '°11. N'.:; l l_! 0 __________.______,;...____....:,_;;;;;;,:.;;:_,:,;;,;;.;,;.;:..;,;.;:.�;.;_....;....;�--- -- , 3� 0·:_: X� � OL V� • The mlqlon atudy on In dia was given by Mn. Smi:h. Plans were made for the fiab fry which the Middleport Park Association are p�an nl ng for J une 3 wheri the a:roup met at the City Hall Wed nesday with C. J. Clarkson , preeldent, in charge. Joh n Tompaon, C urtl• Jen kin • son and Mn. Bruce Lloyd were the named as the committee on fry. The churches be con­ tacted for con trl butiqna of food for the aHalr and a do nation of $5.00 w111 received from Mra. Ml• bel Sa n born in the n ame of Gra ce Episcopal Church toward the ex• penses of the project. ., TIie Det,oted To TIie lllf.fff!•U ent1ne WEATHER -;:;i.;".;:;:;;�::--• -------------------------------;::;, :::::::--;;::-;;;-;:;;;:::::::-'!!'!'lli!t'-;;:: ____________________::...:.._________________-:::':'.::::-:�:'.:: ·s:•:·-::_ y ..,, y • . , , = .,.a S""GLE r•o •· Pomeroy-Middleport, • rowa , V Members responded lo roll call with • Mothers Day thought. Get well earda were aen t lo Mrs. Flor­ ence Burn1ide and Miss Emily Ohlinger. Plans were made !or a picni<' i n Juntl 1,t the Syra<'U8e Park. Park Association Plans Fis,h F For June 3 • • I Dorcas Circle Holds Meet,ng The meetln.ll In charge of the pre1ident, Mr1. Orville Well, opened with devotions ta,en from Roma ns 5 by Mra. Hele n Leif• hell, who al6o gave a readin g "A Mi;,ther't Prayer". The LorJ'a Prayer in un lson con cluded the devotlona. • at y e ly United Prtll lntt-m.tlonal The l11h■r• 0.Mrt, 1tr·efchln1 from the Atl1ntle ta the RN S.. o1nd from fft• Atl11 Mountain• to tha N...,. River batln, coven 3,500,000 MIUll"e mil• Of nurly .. fflVCh .. tho ..t1.. Unit,d Chief; MJSs Erma Smith , Pait Chief; Mrs. Karl·-Owens, Excel• Cbe,ter Road. lent Stinior; Mrs. Myron Miller, • 6 Now You Know Mrs. Melvin Smith en terta ined th8 !:v.n geline lliuiona ry Group of the Pomeroy Ch Urch of Christ TuetdaJ evening a t her home, A grade of Excellent was given the temple on their work by the Di5trict Deputy Grand Chief, Elizabeth Lear of Gallipolis · · were , M TS. Nathan Biggs , Most Excellent O!ncers _pres1 d mg hH f $595 1 955 CHlVROLET Special $1 1 95 1956 FORD VI L li HAW KINS En tertOlned At t •Door. Olean interior, 1ood Urea, original black finitb, heater end enr• . Vlc«>rio Hord Top Coupe. V8 motor-, Fordomaliic tran1., pow­ er bnltee, it,at and wlndow1, ,ivory and eream rlnllh, radio, heater and •U the ex.t.ru. Rev H oward Ruppert, paator of the t·1rst Uni\ed Pre11byteri1n Chunh, will deliver the Baceal­ ;iureate sermon Su nday evenin1 at the Mi d dleport High School a u· d itorium at 8:00. The high school ban d will p lay the ProcessWnal by Schmidt an d ll special humber "Prelud e and Fugue in Bo" by Bsch. The Girlli Glee Club wHI aing the ant11em · ·Ave Marie" by Schu­ bert . R!!v Fred I. Gard ner, past o r of the Church of Christ ind Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett, p astor of the Church of the Nurene will usist in the service. H ea th G roup• $595 1 954 FORD va · ve Pythian Sisters Win 'Excel lent' Rating Missi onary Grou p At Annual Inspect ion Held Tuesda y Eve E ntertained At Annual inspection of Meigs Temple Pythian Sisters was l M e I V ·i n S ffl "th H Offle held al the K. of P. Hall in Middleport Tuesday night. Baccal aureate Mr, ;in d Mr§. Glen Smilh and McComas introducing teachers who presented the following lions Davi d and Donald of Col­ perfect attendanc e a,wards: Mrs. Guy Reynolds' Kindergarte n award presented to Dc:t· umt">us were weeken d guesta of Mr and Mrs. Baker Gor don. vid Krawsczy n. Mrs. Wilma Stobil rt underwent Mrs. Carpenter·, fint 1rade: Ted dy Mor., r ity, Jack Sigman , surgery al Meigs General Hos pi­ J oyce Riley. Jameb Jones, �nd J Rachel Wil �on aiid Gary Stobart. R1cky VanMa tre. Mra. �laag· 9 fLrst C harles Young 's seventh grade : t. al Tuesd ay and 1s conval escrng grade: V1d;y Ablrs. Ronald Christine Bahr, Mutha Fo wler, nicely.' Clonch. Cathy BunN! and Rand y Lar i DeWees, Larry Hannig Mr. and Mrs. W1l11a m Pullm s an. Setler. Keith �organ and J oe Ste ph 1:m• and so n k od ney moved Monday Mn. AllenPorlh·• k'ron d grade I son. from Ro ck Spring s Road lo Pt. Jane Acr tt, Da, id B usi1 rk, S,a lly Ch a rles V oun,11,s' seenth grade : Pleasant. Dut'kwonh , Dorolhea Bryan, Rose M r . an d �tn. Frank Amoa Jr. Lmda Kauff, mary H artut11 , Tlmothy fby Hall, S;andr;i Bunt'e, of Detroi t, Mit'h . were weekend J,0, � ,An•� T ,.'." ,,. 'or, R.lc hard Smith �::; ,t�7��" D�� � d � ��:: en:�: guests of Mr an d M n . f'n nk rn 1 Rt d 0 d D n -� . .-\mu� Sr. son. Mn. GeraJd R U"Pf' ·• seron d I Hev ilubert Card, Mr. an d Nrs. Safety Patrol rertificate11 were &nde: Krnnetb hn A n t 1JS Leo n ard, Mr. and Mrs. ��,;_e�� De::�� presenu•d to C.ipla i u s R i c hard ) l l ug nehill, Jimmy h liearhs .an d d aughter Cuol l • Maiden, Glol"UI Rollln1. Sherry W1 l,on and luc.Jlly Moore. Others I •rnd Mrs. Homer kadfo rd, me�s a Bra.Jto Ronald Stephenson, A Powell. bers of Hoek S p rings Method ist Mn. Be n Pbilson'1 second i rade: bury. J1Jhn l loud . Don a ld Nelson, 1 Church attended the Portsm outh ::,(l renC J t'i c 0ffl8 e, a k A. Si�m an, Davi d l Earl Arc-her, Da vid Lipscomb, Ce uris t n ct conference a t Gal l i p;,1,:, imm y But c a �,� J Jenl her, M rs . M . L. French entertai ned . G ry u,d Viciy VanMattt. Mrs. Phil.:-,und a.y · rprnhers of the Clan 12 Cirde son', tbircl 1ncle: Tereu Casci Slobart, Larry Gladwl'l1, Geuri;:e Mr. and Mrs. Edward Parf , tt o' the Heath Method!St Chqrch Sauer, Leland Brown, Mike Blaine � ere called to Warren laat 1.i.:ek · at her home Jn Middleport Wedct::=��ird grade: Tom Blai11e, Kenny Harrlb, Pal when thetr daugh ter, Mrs. Clayton n�sdav , d w.rd �, ' Mar,, · ,, Frv E • · ". • eveni n• Denni, Ault, Tt-rry Ha nn i1 n, oe (,i lkey, Roy Coleman, Sam While lell breaki ng her arm. Mr. Joh n IneeI 1, Van Job111on , Ruth Parfit t return ed home Friday Mrs. John Ketcht a preaided Pullen, Tony rum · ney Hood, Stephen "' •birl ey M cg m --. • -- •IA�-.,, and Mrs. Parfitt remai ned to care over the meeti ng and lhanted the Clonch, John Ev.am, Ra)' Pickens, and Cyn thia Milla. for Mrs. White. memb en Ior the ,u pport iIven Wayne Da v ia . �- . R. JI. Sherman •• third R onnie H.uu,h. ift.ll an d Mrs. Lawre nce Parfitt Mr. to her durin g the p11t year. Lyo Tom my ns, Dav id Burkett. grade: Wlllla m Motley, G all Roiof Charleston apent the p11t Mrs. O. P. Kl'!J n wa ■ the devo­ Billy Hysell, Ronnie Hiri d y, SamUn1, Loia Ann Sauer and Billy weeken d with his father, Edward tlonal leader an d her my Clat Ted worlhy, Mor dy devotions arity , See. tt and medita tio n were baaed on Bob Schmoll, Raym o nd l l in dy, Parfi . Miu Hawley", fourth Mrs. Pearl Deem gra de: Jon Cunningham, Mich.i el Archer returned "Song" . Among . 110n g1 she u1ed Candace Bahr, P a ul Buckley, SM D · Tomm Bilker home Wedne s d ay after .a v isit In were "Thia II My Falher'1 Wor ld" and David Sigma n . y dra Cla tworthy, Joe Edwards, Kada u1hter, and "Pea ce, l'erfect Peace." Special m usi c was p resente d by Columbus with her nm Hawley and W and• Peterman. the i nterme ·. Rev. Raymon Konkright, guest. diate and j u nior ba n ds Mrs. Denver Gray . who ii Ul. Mn. Grary Davlt' fourth grade: under i � direct offered prayer on peace and our ion of Eugf'ne e William R. Ha pto n1Ull, Harold Sears. re.pon1ibillties to our rellowmen. LigbUoot, J a mes v Pettit, Bllly In the absence of the tecrelary S,ivan and Linda Taylor. Mn. Bruce Lloyd, Mill Frieda Y Leo Ken n ,dy'• fifth grade, F,ehnle re,d the mln ut... The Su, Clonch, lfllUam 0 .. 1,, Cathy grnup voted to put $200 In a 1 Pickens, Larry Stobart an d Fona fund for the offlcial board to use Wise. Group I of the First U n ited for added facllitiet at the ch urch. Mr. Hufford'• fifth ,rade : LeMiss Nellie Zerkle, proara m Presbyterian CMrch of M iddleport l and Brown, Way ne Davis, Debra held their m on thly meeting It chairma n , Introduced Rev. Kont• On May IB, the MYF of the Grueser, Linda Jonea, Ho1er Leflhe church Tuesday evening with right who 1howed the film "Sym• fingwell. Pen)' McKinne y, Nor- Rock Spring11 Meth0dia t Church Mr11. James Sanbor n, chMirma n , In bols of Faith ." met at the church for their reguma Stewart and Mary Wol(e. charge of the meetlna. Refreshme n t. w ere 1ervt1d by Mr1. Jame1 H1wley's 1htlh grade lar meeting. The meeti nlJ will op thr hosteaa at the cloae of the Ttie meeting waa opened with meeting to Mr,. Fre nch, grade: Carole An der11on, Charlotle e ned by the preside n t, Loua nna Kn. EvBl ack, David Burkett, Pat Ed - Leonard, leadi ng the Lotd's Pray- gro up singi ng with Mra. Edw&Td , erelt Da,vis, Mn. Jamea Euler, er. De votions taken from Pro verhs B urkett n actompanlst. Mrs. SliJlw■rda, Edith Haptonilall, Joyce Mrs. c. l". HibbB an d Mrs. David Long, Rodney Sauer and Gene 27: I · 11 �aa read by Mr11. Hugh born used "Live A Day At A Tlmii'' Entsminger. BearhB. Sue members an &wered as the \heme for devOUo ns. Mrs. Stephe nso n . roll call. Article& were read by Burkett gave the Bible 1tudy \aken , George Opron I s_e v�nth grade: �tt ary Jane D ougl aa. "Prayin R In from Psalms o n L"Onfirm atio n a nd ,1r U eet&ng Tomm .v Baker. Chr111t1ne Brysn, Midst of Life " "Meeti ng God in fflrgivenesa · e Samm y Clatworthy, Roy Coleman, 1 Prayer," Patiy e nelu.u ;y . ." • Ann Arnol d · "It ,rrs. W1lllam l1orr11 La rry Gladw ell, Jlonnie ll indy, Will Shuw presented Mrs. Dorothy Morris of MlddJeOn Your Face," Carol the_ book study o f r Ute meetli,g port e n tert.al� memben of her C a roIy n Li pacorn b • 1�1 nde Lyou s, Bcar11 ; "Will Jesua Be There?" Mn. whi c h d ealt with the principles of C'ard club at ihe Branch Flemi ng Bearhs, and "The Inter City-A Pres byterian !l;ovc rnmc nt. vacation home on the Hockl n & Challe nge,' b_v Louan na Leonard . The meetin,: eloaod wlth a aona River Wednesday a fternoon . Recreation is scheduled for May and t he 23rd Psalm given by l he l<'ollo wlng a picnic lu nch prlzea 23 al Cheater and skat ing at the grou In p unison . . were won by Mrs. Ellubeth Skate-A-Way, Ju ne 2. The nut Fo llowing the meetinl refreah- Roush and Mn. Vlrei nl a Ph1l ln meetin,11, will he June 6 at the mcnts were served by Mrs. Willia m duri n g the card pl aylng, Church wlth Mrs. Hugh Bearhs a11 Buck, r■• M Ronald Ha nd and Mtla. .,l&r, ,.aad Mrs. Rerbert Ro ush ho Other■ , pl ayln a were Mra, atcas. bethel Colema n with Mrs. Georgt! Thurma Ttletaa, Mrs. 1rll ll!lJPd t.!,!JAMlgf"d with II sur pr!He p arty j Refreshments were served i'f ' U>Wery and "Mrs. Psul H p� Mond'ay at the Letart Fal b, Com­ Mrs. Al ice Freeman and Mia. a tho el o1c of the meeti ng. stall aa contributi ng ho11te1111e11. ' mu n ity Hall, honoring their son, Martha Myer. Roger. on his birthd ay. The gr ou p 11111 ng "H.appy Birthd ay' ' as Roger blew ou\ the ele v en candles on his pi nk 1md white decorated cake. Games were playl'd and rdresh­ ments were served t o Mark Beegle, Ste p hen Shuler , Carl lto lJinson, .Darrt> ll Norris, JeUery Don o hue, &iarvln an d Michael 11111, Randy Ro berti, Cli fford A11hley, Roberta Roush, Jun an d Edward Hu p, p BIiiy and Nan<'y PickenH, Rol(er Parson,, Carroll White , Fsye Ruullh, Mra. Ed na Ro ush, Mr!!. Dol­ lly W olfe, Mn. Erlene Norris and son , Mr.11. Howanl Uoblnson , Ray . mon d and Carl l\ohlnson. Mr. and Mrs. Roush were H­ lilated by Mra. Roy Donohue and Be111le Slaughter. Clean Ones Come See $1 095 1 957 FORD Rev. Ruppelt To Speak At MHS Main ly About Peop le I n Pome roy ar LUCIL '"' • ...... ,. - .. .. -- .. .. .... - . ... . - - .. - - - At Salem Center h 26 M . t . a C' _mmencement ,Dallas Is Speake· r F·Of u, y ' ·d�\�. 'ra! toll, =-two i":.�biJ� &NI .111i1111119; ',-..11119 ·� � ""' .,. ,.,,,,,. .;.d ■ ..,, �,�•i"=• "•= , �'.. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. ·- , . .. .. . .. . .' . . .. . . . . ... t:.mmeutating 1£ditorially • ftacial conflicts, like religious conf11ds. a l · w11s 'bl-ee d intense emotion. 'Phrit it1L'\. iL1bly �- . often ,blinds people t o important l a d s Tate, for instance, the prot cs1 s ag:1i nsl .Sl'­ Jre.&ated eating places i n <" hain variL1 l y st on•s A short time ago pickets repre�euling a r.1c­ ial -equality orga ni�tion passed out lcafl t!l.s at 11111 New York head office of one or tlll'sc 1, chain& UJ1i8' that people refuse lo huy from " lts � until it "opens its southern lunch counters to everybody, regardless of C'olor ·· 6ne can understand the feel ing ba('k of thl1. But it was based on a, serious mis{'Ollr('P­ tion. The president of the retail chain in qu es­ tion lAsued this statement: ''While some of '' our stores have been involved in demonstra­ • tions against segregated eating faci lit ies, rel- Bl.If . .,•• '• ' New Officers '. Installed At •• '' PTA Meeting Mrt. Row1rd Knighl installed -• Mn:. ltora, preside11 1 , M r�. .' RobertDonald Wood, vice presiden1 : Mr!i •• •, •• •' .• ••' ' Charles Griffith, •�cretary .� nd Samuel Michael. ITf'n!IUf('r (nr thr year 1900-1961 al t he regular M:1v meetinK of the Chester l'T A Lenora and Louise' J\1 i rhH1 snn� "The Bible Tell s lfo So' ' . During the businesl! ml" rli111-; the rtnal plans wcrf' m:iij1: 10 serve the Alumni banqtiC'I on M ;iy 28. All mothers are ur�ed to hdri serve u a numh('r of l he m,·m ben who are alumni wish lu al­ tend the bDll(lud ttrnl ,Janrc, M r., Carl Kautz gave a report on l lw County Council and -al�n read 1 1w year'! report or th(' Chcsll'r PT,\ the ·second grado llHll,!hl hv MIS! Wilma l lerrmann and 1 11; , lhlrd grade fought hy Mrs. Paul Orr tied for the attenduncc prii.t• and wlil each rereivc a book . The mcmhere brought Lowrl.'i rur the iwhool cafcterh1. Special Service Set For Sunday At Baptist Church A spcdHI servlcP wl\l ht• J lrl'· sented Sunday mornh1g n1 1 111• Middleport J,'\r■I B.11 p 1 lsl C' h11n•h In ob11ervanff of Ba1,ti11t F'.itucation Sund ■)'. .;' Paul Smart w)ll be 1hc 8 JWakt•r for the motnlnk an,I other m,•m ben or the churcl1 's lfo:1rd or Ch rl .-l ln · Jl!t1lie1 Uon will pnrlldpate In the Jif'�f.ce. Mr1. R■y Pielc"ns rhnlrm;in or the .board wlll givt• l h e lnvo,·:11 irm and also the benedlct1011. l larol,1 F.. Hubbard w i l l give !hr- morn ing welcome and announcf'ml'n1 s while Mrs. James Pullt·n w i l l read the scripture. Mr!I. Srn::irt will l f' ad !ht prayrr and Mr11. Tu11y Fowler will lt'<HI tht• responsive re.oding. The rholr under the directrnn of Mn, (_'];1rcJH' C l .iH 'CY will 1m • ­ S4'11 1 th e- :i 1 1 1 lw m " ¼-'hi�1wring J l uj)c." Hysell Run Church Party Held Recently On '1/1 ;1y 1 1 ! hr Yuurig !'(•11pl1• of l ht• l l vs1•II tr u n Frt' l' ,rd l1,1d1sl ( ' h u 1 dl nu-1 n t t t11• lumw of �1:1lwl ! l 1 1 � tu· in lt u l l 1 1ml . Si•rvic·1•, nprm•d w 1 ! 11 J11 < :1l n<•f• M,ir )n rlwrg, , Tak 1111.! p;1r1 in 1 111' i;hr,rt proi,:r,1 111 w1•n· 1!1-v mul \1 rs. Holwr1 smi t h . .Juhn l l al c•y 1111d lh'v Lt'l;irul J l ;d(•,v. Fol lowlng II llhor1 IH1si 11rss mrc•I i n � a sur 11ri!I(' birlhdny p,1r1 .v Wa� hvld hononni,: J,,hn l l,1ky. l!P frt•Mhmt! n t s Wt'rt• Sl'r\'NI lo !I.Ir. and Mrs. ( )rvi\Ji· 1 1111:uP, M r . ;ind Mrs ,J11hn I I H!Py :111!1 ! wn son�. M r. anti ;\,l r � W orlt•y l l a l l'y Hnd 1' 11i l1tn·n . Uinm1 "\-1d l11 11i1•I. ,fNry M1"!111 n i t·I. �lr 11111! M rs l .t• IHnrl 1 /uli•y, Mr. ,11111 '.\-f r.� FI il! H11lry , M r und Mrs f1111111i(• !\.1t111r1• Mrs . .l1111ws Si•arl1•s. I l 'i · iirl :111d St1•l l,1, ( 'arolvn 1-'t•rrl'll 1 ; 1nr1u J 1•:11 1 l·'<• rn·II. ,i u m i •.� v, r n I!, 1 1 1 1 1 , l !1 1 hl ,y a ru l ,r 1 111111v l l l s t > l l , 1 ,1• un. 1 l ' 1·1•ri H · : i r 1 .-. . ,1, 1 11 < ':rn,;d:i .\;_ K an , 11 l ' n•nwuns, !111 \ u ·rta Si mt h , Lurr�· a11d l!t-11 t m:1• :vt: 1_1,, 1 1,irl,·y \ l i - [ l on a lil . l l• ' \' . w . t l . Sl raus b a u1-.di aml cl11.Jcj,J ·1i/1 1 )lt • ¥,;,.Jl llcl M r.'- . St r,1 u s h., 11l'.1 1 1� 11,,.f( o wll . H t'v rt o\wr1 S111 1 l h . l-,loi,1• S m i ! h , J1 1a n Wum l a n t . ,\ l rs . ,1 11 )111 n 1•ug11 n , n, i n·)· B ro, g:1 1 1 . ( ' I P l l \1;1 Wa rn rr. l\1 rs. I v a H1t r1 r1·1t u rn I ,ludy M u l l l 'n Grave Marking Ceremonies To Be Held May 29 Jnlrn Lyons, prm1idcnt, condude i i t h, · busi1)1.• ss mt'l'l in� Whl'n t he, l 111sy Ht•(' ! ' 111ss of l he Middlc­ p11rt Finl l lapl ist Church met on 'l'hur�d:1\' i'Vt•ninp: a l tht• chUrl 'h for ! ht'ir n•;.: u l ar nn•l'l i ng. The ml'1•1i11g 0 1w1 H •d wi1h p rnyc- r hy M r s. l\t•n· luh W t i i 1 t• a f 1 1•r wluch Mrs, Jucu l l 'l'ur1wr prt'M.' n l Nl the devotions on \ h t • Lord' s l 'rnyl'r. Tti,• hirt hduys 11£ Mrs. Roefl Pul­ h· Q _!,-) �!! . { ' ► IJ �� r , L iia n ., \1t-r:fT<.l', � r=-11 . Ju i,i1\Scincs and IMrs. A l h-11 hnopp WHL' oh�crv0tl. f'l)Il uw i ng ! ht• 111ct•1 i11g a 'lmi�ru T II( i.:Hmi•s w,1s ron ,t uct£>t.l by Mr11. C ' l1ark-; I ., wis w i t h l hc prize being :iwarth·,t tn Mrs. Pulh•n. Th, , J.:roup ndjourmid to t he wllt're rrfrc11hment.i; has1•1111•111 w1·rt' .� t •rvl'd hy Mrs. 13. F. l'ur11111, 1"1', \lrs. f l nH'c l l y11<'\l, ' M rs . D;ina l l :1111111 1.111d Mrs. 1 '1•11rl Hofrmau. Tlw l a hll' wa!I rrnl nt•d tv ifh , in Hf· r;i11i.:c • 1111•11t d i.prmg fluwt'rs 111111 wink l'IIIHllt·s. llrml/111ry 1'('ttclwr• . Pick, op dirt and lint foster and easier because it1 1 a HOOVER I RUTLA N D. 01110 Reor,Cu11l:,;t>tl C H U RCH OF J ESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAI NTS SUN.: "Our Father" MON.: "Tht Kingdom Come" T't1 ES .: "Our Dally' ilread.'' WED.: " l'orgivc Us" TH U.: "Temptallon" DMefill MIR,-.ry . "!'Cll'9",, OHIO .. . .. - OCl(II lt..l l"IOtes 26 Students Of Racine High �d Per£eel Records - P<-r[ect 11ttendaocc records were rl'ward l•d :it Riwine 1Ug� 1 School this Y£>ar , rece ntly. SLude)'lts are < :rude II: Carl Circle, nQ)lht Es• i,;ington, Cl;Ha G lcnn. �rt Mc• N ickks. Uoi-erlla l")' l\-lit:h;Je11 Alan Nt!v 1 1 lc, Jn mt!li Oiler, LinUa Pie· kens. , Grade 10: William Carleton, llurbara Cleland, Larr,y Grlmm, Charles Luwrl'nce, Unu·t! McKel­ v1•y, Pl,i lip llobcrls, Marian Smith, Huth W i 11gt.1U. Crude , t ; .Joe Brin ker, llobert G ruhum, Randy Nol'ris, Kenda nussoll, Bracl Tcuford. tirade 12: Sue Ann Bul'k, Joyce C'arsnn, D1mna N1•Yille, Marjorie Stohar1, Shciln Youn!,!. I rooma 18, l'rom (prefix) 10, Appea• U. Wild 21, Gorm&1I bot• nama oheei> U. J!lxalama{lnO.) lion or dla• cu.,.,. export ..,.1 2t. Aftll"ln&Uvt VOio 311. orow ol4 APPROVE LIQUOR BAN WASIIINGTON UPI-The Sen· a1c .Avi ation �uhcorn init1ce has approvf'd u bill whirh would bar liquor on commcrt·iid airplane flights. The monsure 111·xt 11oos lwfnrc tlw full commerce com• millcc whit• h has rcfust• d to re­ <'ommcnd aiinllar bil ls. u. 2t. JDncoun• TH� DAil'f SENTINEL • • ..Nd 29. Jl&,ilc parrot ' • < ',ft•· ROSIS .< ORIIN tl�DI • YO!'�,iTIDNS . ' •·- STUCK XOU , by • , ' fl/I �LD LAMPLIGHTER , ·1'1\f!NOIIIQ SCHOOL ll\iltCHMAN'I GOLD TH'l,,WAY OP A CLOWN '" Ail th�··Top00ArUsll Complete Seledlon of Children'• llttord• LlvlDJ Stereo Albwn• , . • , • . '2,18 , lelond's Applionc:es 1C ll., IJ,\JN STREET ,. ' _. •ii,b-!- 4' t • ,,, < Harley Brown ■ccomp anied Mr ■nd Mrt. Lewi1 Loh& and Joyce pastor 0Larence Proffttt invites and Jan t o EHt Liverpool SunIDIJb] i:c to II qot-weei. tteries or bhe day �o vi.Bil John Davia and other ., 1..UCIL L& NA•KINI 10s1)1\! «ennont. F,hh1r Ralph A relatives. lll)bt.itt. will speak ea.ell, 1 evening Mr. and Mr11. James Montgomery Mr. and Mu, Harry Olion and Sunda y through Friday, May ti-27 . son, Ricky, ar1d M isa Audrey of Norfolk, Va., are the- guests or E�c.ih service berJp.ne at' 8�00 and Gregory Of Columbus were week her parents, Mr. and Mn. Pearl ends at l>:00. 11be ehunl)I i, looaled end gue!lts of Mr. and Mrs . . Het- Deem, Morning Star. $Ix miles eMt ol Rl�ne On the · bert Dixon and family . Mr. and Mrs. Will Oeem o f . Racihe-Port.l'llllc,l Road. N_elsonville spent Wed�esday with Miss Norm■ Jean Bearh■ wr s hta Spon-sorint tlhe series rla fflle Re· brother and sl1ter•m-law Mr. the overni ght guest ol her hroth . organ ized Chut'\"rh of Je-su11 Obr-ist • and Mrs. Pearl Deem and famlly. e!'•in-law and ilster, M r •nd Mrs of Latter Day . Saints. Litt? M'J.11'3• ::�rt rutcbie aDd sou WednesMrs zine )n, its Mav 2nd l!ft.Ue i)l.lbUshed . Fred Bate and Mrs. y Hen ry . Buck •ttended a con!lervation din­ an 'clrtide tit·led "Joseph Smltll'.f Everett �anborn has returned to I ner Wednesday held at Gene Ball SainU. ' ' �n • �lhioh -the eburch'1 rtf his home m Columb us after be- rest.a.Jrant, Pt. Pleasan t. cer,t World Confercnee w.a-,: cover­ ed wit·h •picturw and story. Eldet' Bobbitt was ,appointed l)y the Coo­ ferenee Uris monbh to minister in southern Oh-io. He ' ls · ori,ginally Crom Houston, Tcxa-s, and now re­ sidf' in Jacksoll, Ohio w.kh bil tan,1ly. Peo ple ' I n PomerQy DAYilOOK �ft�;!· •}�= meetin.:. children are 11k to ln their napkin money. brlnl �l:I A YOUNC MAN '1 WARDROBE MEN'S WASH N' WEAR Dress Slacks Da<:ron ..,n,d Cotl'oD - Dacron and Wool Dacron- and Rayon - Sizes 29 to 46 $7.98 to $1 2.98 Admitted llay 18: Danlei Noodl, Cheihlre; ' Hortie ' Shaver, Cb.,J�lre Mn. WIJllam Rhodes. Raveflswood Oavld wmc:iugiiby, Pomeroy; Mh11 Minnie MulU,U, MlddlePot,t; Mli1 oyce Rlley, lillddleport Mn. • El• . don Sputh, Racine. Dl,mtl,lod 1,1,y 18: lro Beatty, Regina Youns, Mra. Donald Ru... tell, Emmett Harvey, Hannon HJ· 1er, Jr., Mn. Vemal Staten Jr., KOLZIR HoiPITAL Mr11. Cecil Dillpn Sr., Dani�l Haahe,, Mn. llennl, lfarlln, Mri,. BIiiy Fannin£, ludilk Leooll, � •borah Mum;,� Linda \l•lley, M�.Homer Elliott, HOllllon llllUer, - 4aUCllMn,,p,,-,-,11 MM!Una � . . · to,\ Iii......,.. lVlillfi!!_ . and lrlrf, &Mer,�•. fie?I Jamee Brown. �IEN'S SHORT SLEEVE ld�nl•\W!f • Joseph E, !Beuj)ld, Jta_lph J. 4�nt-,a1es; v}d! fl.ql:emlJT, . \J1ce· .�Jtld�nt-oJJln• SPORT SHIRTS Sires: Smoll, Mediwn, La,,ge, E,,;tra Lat,ge tliHrl: ,aot,ert-·E. J,tirrit\,· vtce .Pt';ell• dont-propeifl!'I Jlo� L. l),y, ;;•·Hald ·� , :'. .ft etflnd ChA,,, "J11•· f '. . .Rlokn yClub met -reeen�lt�U ·t�e ' rnettin• . ; � 1 the pteildent ealfed · to Judt' ffe\q.,.1, ,'ftie- fOll 1tall and �• �rl-,.�Wtre Jltvlfin by he.tie J · · · ' · 'Ju,,. R · n � on the � , . iir Co1ambu1 t-R 11""!1 whlcth �1m ,attih�. ·11ay 14, tnd Mn. M91'Jait.. ,:f!vi■ot, Nad the nor,· or. flt�Nat •hetses. llt!m"t,ers Prilt,l.t '+'ere Judy Hewoloori, ' PPll ·• PH•!� Bobby Jobes. ,hcl:r.� Joh<ls,,· Keith Mor­ w. x.&!!7, ·Mjll'AI!, A,i\ta Collln,, (lewd (� , P'!Nrl) and tbe •� •r&an. . V be held """';• � ·:i!. , ,Ql! ·. the hill at June, �· art. "The Ugbt of the World 11 Je1u," WH the proinm topic pre­ aented by Mn. Ch.arlea GrueN-r ■nd readinp were &iven by Mn. Grueser, Mn. Brooks. Sayre, Mn Eugene Forbes, Mn. Clifford Phil­ llps, Mn. Earl Ren.haw, Mn. William Ruuell and Mn. Stella Grueaer. Group 1i.nifn1 ol "Arc Ye Able" and the Lord'1 Prayer In unison concuded lhe protram. During the bUJineu seNion car�!I were ordered which will be told II a money making project. It waa voted to remember Mr,. Linnie Rummel and Miss Katie Becht, who are ill, with gift,:. Kn. Kul Grue•er and Mn. Brook■ Sayre were named a■ the Oower committee. Named aa the ■ick com­ mittee were Mn. Ren■ haw, Kn. Stewart, Mn. IUrl Grueser, Mn. Stella Gruellf:I', Mrs. Ivy Stewart and lirs. Bradford Mug. -�- NorwaIll, If' eQeC!ted to be occupied in I few ,weekl Here all m■n· 11emeat and a«0uatin1 (uiletlons •ill be .....11dite,1 and new ,leetron¥.:· co°qlput1n1 equipment wm be ufilized. · . '-oY�, Plan, were made for a rumm■ Je -■ le i n the near future 'tfben the WSCS of the Vinenville Methodist Church met WednelCUy evenin1 11 lhe church. Mn. Prank Ste-wart pre■ ident, wu in cbuce or the meeting which opened with a:ro\lp slna:ing and prayer by Mr1. Stew­ I I Pltdlln& procodure, ttac\on and tra,leis. A �ew ad90�iltntion buildln1, nearlH& completion Jn IA'l'UIIDAY MIITING delil�t. nl1ttons; tleivt� The Clllldron's Mi..tonary of �'I � !!.'!; itlM,llffn,; ...,eta,;y; .Mot• tkt Enterprise ElJIS ,Churcb will � i( .K�.-��i and F. T. -hold their Tegular meetinc sat- 9l-dlt:1, ·eonJottoll(r.' t,kfftor1 are BUl'l'lll, Hoile, Ntd.. MH#i. c��.!: '. Da:t =•Y�� , ·Glfho�. Kol�, Rostmll")' prealGent; Melody Grueser, lno- ,·• n.......•· f-L• �= w. Chrla..,. -..,.,,,, � . 1nd perry K"une.. ln1l'ft' ...1, teere• tel'llltn •ml w G<irdon. , ,, _ . tary will be In rharge of the $1 .98 to $4.98 A C•rtoon lftt'Y Nlehtl ' 1• 'l.3 ��'1 Cl'i'le • l n TONIG!rr WALT DISNEY'S "DARBY O'GILL AND THE LITTLE PEOPLE'" (Teclmicolor) - •- - 1..ewrence Harley, Dawn AAkme "Sll..ENT ENEMY" SATURDAY ONLY Audie ,Mul"J)hy - Joanne Dru Sandra Dee - Jim Backus "WILD AND TI!E INNOCENT" (Color & Scope) - al9o - Riehar<I Todd - Jutiette Grece "THE NAKED EARTH" (OinetnalilCOpe) MEN'S SUNDAY and MONDAY BRIGITIE BARDOT "AND GOD CREATED KNIT SHIRTS COTTON and BAN-LON WOMAN?' {Color & Scope) - ·iiso - $l.98 to $6.95 JOHN PAYNE �n· "WDDEN FEA!R" N_ote : For 'flhi5' JldgiUe Bardot P1ctrure - Children Under 15 m u-st be with thei-r- Pia.rents! NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Phone WY-%-2049 126 E. MAIN STREET POMEROY, Pastor Prorfitt inrite1 aH to jobi the song .eervlce each evening at 7:45. 'Tihe tlhe:me of the t-aJka will ,be t!he "Lord's Prlyer." -in omo -----·----NOW AT STATE THEATRI PT. PLEASANT "� BRANDID WOMEN" . 12, A10 <-,,.kl 18- x,ct,• anlol!I man ·-· Around And - About Middleport P::ll!POI HCIUD'-1"1...? . Mrs. Brad Ziegler has returned to her home here after spending the past two weeks in Beetley. Mrs. Luther Boger returned to her home in Columbus after spending a few days with her bro , thcr-in-la w and sister, Mr. a■d Mrs. Herman Ohlinger. Miss Vanetta Carroll who ha■ spent the past three weeks in Arkansas with her parents return­ ed home yesterday. Mrs. John Seines is ill at her home with virus. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bachner and son Steve visited recently in •v ■ iG t�,_,.!f_.,t>�_df; · , ; � . , OlarJe&ton with her sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bel­ cher. Miss Sylvia McMa!lter visHed re­ cently in Haydenville with Mr. anct Mrs. Albert Spark.a. Minnie Mullins, daughter or Mr. and Mrs, Edison Mc.Bins was ta­ ken to Holzer Hospital Wednes­ day wben she fell at the Ele• mentary School and injured her head. ·,:. - 111,Nrt oC •1,o . .... 11. J.lijk I '°·.,_:,..,.. �, Homebuilders Meet Saturday At Brown Home The Homebuilden Sunday School claas of the Long Bottom churches met Saturday evening at the hc,,me or Mr. and Mrs Wal­ te,r,. Bfown. The meeting, after a bountiful luck supper, wa!I opened by the vice president Charles Hens­ ley with prayer by David Yates. Durlnr. the businees meeting the Jollowing officers were chosen for the coming :year. Oscar Babcock, president; David Yates, vice president; Ada Bissell, secre­ tary and Sammie Rairden, trea• surer. Leone Babcock was ap­ pointed to buy flowers for eick clasa mates. Josephine Babcock and Martha Marks were appoint­ ed as the class planning commit• tee. Ronal1 j Osborn and David Yates are· teachers or the class. The date chosen (or class meet­ ings w1s the second Saturday of each month for the next year. Attending were tho8l' men:ion­ ed above and Tress11 Swain, Lea• tha Kibble, Eileen Swain, Nellie Cozart, Edna Hall and Randy Yate1, Mr. and Mrs. Hensley, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Zumback, Mt, and Mrs R.llrden, Mr. and Mrs. Ron­ nJ. d Osborn and children, Mr. and Mi-s. Hobart Newell and chil­ dren, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Babtock, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince, Mr. .and Mrs. Joe Blasell and Mr. and Mrs Waller Brown and children. CURIOSI :v CLUB MIETINO The Curio.ity Club ht1d their regular meeting Monday evening at t� Rhododendron Farm Wom­ •n 's Club clubhouse. A short buslneaa meeting was held. :11\A>bt ... �c:.:r= &=- »l>w• ._JII.. II • · ■ .. . tit .... . .......... ' , Cllll1ltlf!t� •N,),tili• 1ttl!il ttri aa, * -..,. · , .-, ' ll!M.lilj.' J foe -� '(' _,,,.. ..... trop!lflll, u. �=. Dffi,11 illllfflWIIQSII , '•it■ L L OW b �• liacll ., tile - I· '. ·t�· ... , G a D D lltW,,I S I ., , ,. I . '411 tri ,;, j . i.. ,t, �t�� �--""E ta,� · •- , . • �,l j - -�1• • 11 r, .-iill,.,..-Lf�fJ/f}AT0/?5 p.'f?/CE (IJTT/116 pf#(IL ;;�OJ, OWO '' at her hour. FOR All USES *Flashlight *Hearing Aids *Hot Shot *Radios *Form Pock *Mercury Cells *Portable Tron•islor *Telephone We carry A * COMPLETE STOCK of Burge11 and Eveready BATTER I E S Werner RADIO oncl TELEVISION "Where Radio & 'l'V la A Bullne'" Nol A Sldellne" N. Seeond .t,ve. IIJddleport Fell011111alp T• Flll Be Hekl To"'-ld 1be women u4 IJm of 'lo Pomeroy lloptief Cllllffll will laft their annl.lll Pellowallqli TN • Friday nJih,t •t the dnnll. Mn. William Collins prOllded over the melting of Girl Scout A pro&ram hu been pluMd leaden of Neighborhood I when con1istin1 ot YarlOUI muleal • ._. they met Tue5Cl-i)' a fternoon ■t the hen, ,11 1hort dr1m1tmU0111 bJ' tM Suruhlne Cottage in Middleport. children or lhe C!burcb, a dJt uiU­ ' During the meetrni a collecllon tled "Su■le a Shoe■" and I tall!: b, Mrs. Fred Gardner of Klddleport. w11 taken which will be -idded IO The oldest mother pn,ent will the J-;.duc■lion Fund which the Four Riven Council, Girl Seoul■, be recognized and alto tJle one baa •Lart.ed for a Brownie Seoul in with the largut family pNMDt. Welt Virginia who&e father 1,1,•a• followin& the protram. 1 � killed in the recent mine diaastcr. will be enjoyed in the church • �rs. William Everson, dlrtt ciil rooms with deconU0111 and tor o( the D■y Camp to be held at other details beltll arran1ed b,­ Camp Che1ter, June, 20 to July 1 . the youn1 women of the YOIIDI Adult Clau with Mn. Leroy R» diac'4&Jed camp plans. chell ;;md lln. D■MY Tbompaon A report on the Leaden ' Lunch- aerving aa co-chairmen. eon held May 9 in Athens was All women and tJr.. of the &iven. I church and friends are invited. Make A Date Fer Dining Pleuare Delicious food al reasonable prices. A wonderful way to begin or end an evening. THE MARTIN RESTAURANT Rowley and Beed • • • Golden Values Sale Check These Bargain• WHERBARROW Rubber Tires REG. PRICE. ,1z.so Sale $7.98 ¼ Inch ELECTRIC DRILL . . . . . . . . Reg. $17 .95 - Salt ,10.88 FLOWER BOXES . . . . . . . . . . . . Reg. $1.40 - Sale tl8c Pure Brbtle VARNISH BRUSHES . . , . . . , . . . Beg. 79" - Sale %9c BARBECUE GRI LLS Reg. $1 1 .95 Sale $7.98 DELUXE Reg. 24.95 Sale $17.95 5 ..,. - Outltoe... ,...,. ...... UTILITY CAN . . : . . . . . . . . . Reg. $2.15 - Sale ,1.88 PW Offlc. ApprOftd RURAL MAIL BOXES . . . . . . Reg. $%.95 - SIie $1.88 Hand LAWN MOWERS . . . . . . . . Reg. $19.50 - Sale $15.95 LNi,w Styt. FIELDERS GLOVES . . . . . . . , Reg. $6.%5 - Sale $4.95 Junior Eny Cutting GRASS HOOK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' Reg. $1.00 - Sale 79" 3 qt• Pl.A.STIC MIXING BOWLB . . , . Reg. $1.80 - Sale 77e Trvtt.mp,9r Spinning Red and Reel Combination Complete Reg. $10,IO - 7.811 SUN GLASSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beg. 75e - Sale 41t SAND BOX wUb canopy . . . . , Reg. ,u.50 - Sale .... a.ti a..r1,.. ROLLER SKATES Reg. $3.98 - Sale $%.79 pair ROWL EY 6r R E E D () U A'.°L I T Y H A R [)\\1 \ R E S I N C E. i 3 !'.4 Cuslomei- ........, In Rear Of S&ore MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • · IN MANY CA SES In Middleport, Olllo On Route 1 Batteries . , , , . O JI G l' club Thursday afternoon home, fti' ulberry Avenue. Devoth,ns by Mrs. Theodore Ebersbach opened the meetin.; and duTing the buaineu aesa:IOn, with Mn. Fred crow, preaident, in charge, reporta on the conven­ tion held recently in' Columbus were given by Mn. Crow, Mrs. J. E. D. Hartinger, Mn. Ebenbach, Mrs. John Lietwiler, Mr■. William Roberts and Mn. James Titu1, Reports on the workshop held Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mil­ lard Spaulding last week were last week in Ironton were given Wilford Taylor and aon, Lanny of by Mr■. Crow, Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Aaron Kelton. It wa■ de­ Coshocton. cided to sew C'lne day each month for the m iuionary wort. Mn. .Crow &nnounced that Mrs. Ch ■ rlea ff()lzer Jr .. would be guest speak• er for the June meetint. Refreshmente were served by the hoste&& during the social pot U. Hood"4 Lt.=f ! Scout Leaders Meet Tuesday At Midd leport A aolo, ''l 'd Rather Have Jea:u1" NORMA JANE ROUSH by Mrs. Stewart concluded the mee,ting after a dauert Mrs. Nettie Moore, of Syracuse. is announcing the engage­ coune was servedwhich by Mn. Adolpb ment of her daughter, Nonna Jane Roush to Larry Baker Grueser. son of . Mr. and Mrs. Seldom Baker, Sr., of Pomeroy. M iss Roush IS a 1960 graduate of Pomeroy High School. Mr. Baker Epi,copal Women'• Is also a Pomeroy High School graduate employed at the Pom­ eroy Salt Corporation. No definite date has been set for the Club Enrertmned Mra. Theodore Reed Jr. enter­ weddmg. tained the Episcopal Women'• Slldu..,.,1 ....... lllllmala 81, Moll>er Rum mag e Sale Pla ns Ma de By Mine rsvil le Grou p 2-DOOR i . .ti.. .�' . " ·� '·, · '. H-•• big otorap apace plu delub featurea at today"• low.. eat price. • Mqe 2Ya cu. fl. lrNr:e, hohls to :W♦-r�• . Pop Bit• - ·HI-Pl Allli1111� 4.S'a,. LP - Stereo's l'f, � • DAYBOO ' K I ENGAGEMENT ANN OUN CED t1.Lojol ... . 11 1 1 8 \J A O, I I... Meeting Series Starts Sundoy: By Jackson Pastor a. Alabama ol'v ., ,. . - . L' l)AJ' LY. SENTJNE hen by the de1th of hi• molber, Mn. Ann, Sanborn. Mr,. Myrtle Lone .and Mn. -- , In, c alled .•IT,,.._ ur Aa!Orlok ' U ,.; '1 . ,_ ,� M. . a1n lf' About a dfalclat r..; 11111 ini.iloral ln- Dally Sentlnel , Pomeroy-M\ddleport, O., May 20, 1960-3 ao. c.na1 (Sp.) al, J'omalo hono l Tb.eatlf ' ,ctvaa .. • ·', 8"4J& b¥ � mote tllln two Md: a J\llf. ..tiQ\tf iA the put dee ade. Fot the paat five )'ean it has · aver••ed Ae.fl«lS 001. b e will luue · "8'li 01 f · 'Pr1:;ff:i:{ uaed to »:Uffl\Pe 110,i!B 1b1R1 or Clas■ A 'Cbinlli'Ob StM"l It $8 a lhare, PtlnQflnt to IA oplii>n ob-­ u,ln,d h:1 'Api(I, i11t111: '1le. balonce :will ht !,l&ed to � . outltanding debt. ., · , � ·;� • , · • �orw11'.. and 1ubll.d.larl11 operate 583 truck¥, ovel" ,1odo 'tr■etors, and 10me 2ftOO tr.alien on more th■n 12.000 mile1 of bighwara, 'nie cornpan:, bu terminal& in 11 1tate1 and the Dl11trict of Golumb11, and . emplb11 .1tiout fOOO Pf!Ollle. Since 1-168, Norwalk - hu added new route■, d�i,loped a new type of packaie loadipg equipment, and adopted econOmi,e1 ,od iqu,rove• m,ni, al!ocilnc Ila -�lnolt, di•• "-'"latton, '1n<- �...•••f 1, Camel'• �� ,. Couft. back 1. Small JIM e. Gem.1• of tr. - - expo!IN, Of�er, of . tbe <;o,mpan1 on come taxes for the flve yell'S end• Cbarlea w. Hoke, presideni; J. Ottis £o111,,•J\ce pre,,ll1en1-zenerol counftP.1; Jl-,w,t G. Boyd � pret- .S S W9�P. " -.-..u. aa & IQddeM 25. Slotb (naut.) flahe• 28. Chilli! 4. l/'<ltda 10. Spoken • Md 6. Tree 11. Pb.no / fevet compo1ltt011 e. African . 11lNIH worm 11, UnadulterCqtamlt '1. On■et ated 8, Vahtabt• fur 28. Al.(I> H.. Shelter It, � 9. Make US. Joyful l'Ged'e amendl for n. Forearrm U. Biblical bona Ailht. IO, BovlM count,t 18. Seb of' .. • 'Ii' . a l " ¼5 _., · 11, HGI ■" llo1111r �Ir,. MrF.ll,i111wy the Brndbury 'l'(•adwrs or Sd11111I hl'ld a dl nnn Thursday t'l i• n i n � 111 1 hc Martin Hcstuurant Mi ddl,• 1 rnr1, to honor, M r s. S::idic M r l-:lh111ny who i9 r£>1irlng from 1 lw h·ach irW proress1011 thiR s&ll'i11i,:. She has t11ught ln tho S al 1shury st-hoots 38 yenr11. /\ �ift of jewelry wits prescnfl> 1i Mrs. l\kRlhlnny by her cowork- OEV01'EO TO INTEI\U'ft NS wh� cxpnisslld their happitt�ss Mt;IGS•MASON AlEA 11i havlllG hi•en associated w1t_h I OF llchar\,' s. ow.n, Pubf'iher lwr al t he sd\Ools find also their Publlshrd every fl1<1r!Ukln u n•:.!n•t at losing her from th o rept Sunday by n.e cJhio Valle! staff, ,UbU�b lnl Compan, 11 110 ... , l ' rN;c nt (or the dinner were .!Un k St., 1-'.:!�t:.ro:,, Ohio, , t rh •l m!1 Dill. Genrva Clark, Thcl• ness ornce phone WY2·21M, tdltor 11111 W1lcy, Norma Wlfson, Audr_ey '11 oftlco ohone WY2·2157. Tlwohul d, Lettie Young, Ed i th Er1t.ered as second (l]ass -'!lat Furrt!lit, Eleanor Ze iher and San- 'IRatter at the post omce ,t Pow dra P iere(!, Mildred Fee n ey and erov, Ohlo. l\dn Oh lfnGe who wcrti un.ubl� National advf!l'thlln1 reprnenta lo attend the dlnnc r al so contr 1 - tl:H: Jk,ttinel�',&u.b,U. l'le.• N butcd on the &lft. iex1n1ton Ave.. New York Clb Jfl\11 Y11rk. DINIIS AIR ATTAC K Snbsc.,rlptlon tate.i: .:>ell..,.. ht JERUSAL£.M UPI-An hraell �rrler where av.ihl1ble. IO eta• ,ipokesman Thursday denied Unll• aer weuk't \)ne YfBr In !Ill ed Arab Hcpublic eharge1 that The llolig Senllael oldie. tltl.oll Israeli plane1 allackcd a United ,i. months, 17.80; three montnl Natl1.m11 craft. He said llracl air 13.90. BY rnotor route when 1ftl force plane, ollowcd lhe U. N. able: one monlh, 81. By M ■il: "• at:c 1 nonth11, "1:.U: tll!' • plane to proct?ed after It WBB n:11' M1ltll1. 111 ffO mt- mnntti. 11 iden tl(lcid. FRL: "Thine Is . . . " MAY 22 11 27 8:00 ,PJA. s • from a vi�it in Akron BY MH, H■itllltT ROUSH with Mr. and Mrs. R1chard Smith. Frlfnda here were aorry to Mrs. C. E. Humphrey entertain­ ed the WSCS or the Methodist heir or the fatal thootlng of a Church Wednesday In an all day former rdlelent, MN. Vb'Jlnla Dev,ult Randolph ,1 GaII !poll, Frimeeting . Ray Thomas was taken to the day. She w11 born hffl June H, Veterans Hospital, Pittsborg,h on 194-1 te Mr. and an. !Sil'ffl'ton Thursday by the t,eavltt ambul­ Devaul who resided on the Mc• a 11ce of Parkenbl!,rl. Mr,. Thom- · Cllritolk farm. as accompanied him there. Mr. and Mr,, Roy Pe,fflOII and . Mr11. HeJen Archer 11pent the aua <l. hter Soll• and. Pred -•b weekend tu Columbus with her 1penl the weekend with J(r. and 110n , Don Coleman and family. Mn. James RcNl1I, at Ltlbcm . Mr. a�d Mrs. J. �- Marki w�re Several from here attended ,tlu: re4'.'ent v1sltor1 at L1ck1tillet with Baccal■ure• 111tviee1 at RaclH Len Osborn and fitmlly. Hl&h Scbool Sund•• ., evening, Mr. and Mra, Paul Klbble of Mr. and Mr■. Herbert Roush and Belpre were here Sunday the 1uest1 of M. V, Reed and tamily. 1oq, Mrs. K4'1}ne1b W.olf!, J\oberta Mr. and Mrs. J■n\ff Brannon llomh aod teule Slauihi.1 ot­ and ,on Paul Dean of JunctlMl tende\1 the hymn •Ill& at lifMII City have retnrned home after a R.un ChurCh Sun4-,y afternoon. Attendance ol t'olrvlew Sundoy short stay with htef mother �rt. Scbool--waa 44. children ind Mary Nichol• and Bia parenll, Mr. and Mn. Harold Brannon. •AINTID INTO COIN ·Mr. J1.nd Mrs. Tom Co111ns Ind IIOBlll!:, Ali. UPl-11.t. ' Gen. ,on Mlke or Belpre visited here B. Meilart■, retlnid head or John Wednesday in the Slsaon home. Ordinance IIIMlle CoDl· Army the R. Charles -cbaveller, Lowell Siuon, Ro1er Buckley and Wilbur , , mand, uld Thunday - that so,let Sprague who are employed by the Premier Nikita Khru1hrhh 11 State Highway department 1p1nt I Hire "a m a n who finds bUnself the weekend at lhelr homea hen. painted into a comer-bl! ml1ht Earl Buchan.:..... Mr. and Mr1. try to tomt!! out fichtlDI if he Is Coolville 1nt11onized too much.'� Niel Ntg&emeier or GOSPEL PREACHING SERIES "The Lord's Pr1yer1' = ,-r J•"' RUTLAN D FURN ITU RE Norwalk Trurk Lines walk, Ohio, one of the nation's · larseat motor freight companiea, hu l■1ued $750,000 of IO.year 5-. ¾ pen::eqt Sinkin, Fund De"....n• tures with Stock Purchase '\Virranta attached. Underwrltlne: and u1e of the luue i1 bein& handled by The Ohio out Ohio. • Holder.a . of the qtbentute1 will be entiUed to buy ·Norwalk Truck \Jl)N W. Olls8 B Vmint Comrrton stock on the b ■:al.!I of 40 shares per $1000 del)enture. Price per ,hare, to January 15, 1962 .will be ,11; lhere■ner to January trs, 1964, t1'1; aDd thereafter to JanUU')' 15t IIN, $18. 1 The debenture• are priced at $1000 debenture, plua ac1 '880 from May ID, 1960, Ill lnlerdt ""'od �• •o 11-�� . Tlioy ore avaiJable IA> .in · ■nd '1000 del\Omlnatlona. __ _ were recent guests of Mr. and : They are backed by net tanSible than l34fjO per Mrs. Carron Randolph. � --of of deberi.taret. f.Jpoo .. pro.ifotm• rob110l�N to , 11,jtod •J/IIIN meet O! of lleoem- - returned ""··· ,...... .. .. .. _.. !. � � "' .:. ,ri -� ;., ;t""'lltlerin .:,1i:'."·'!:: .� -:!• itlll el the ....dill1· Cci,qpmy, Ccllitmbm, O., lnve,1ment 'banten with offices through- 'l'on1 a t ive plan:!! for the marking Soldier, of t h1• Rf'\•olutionary Jamrs Smi t h . in the Gravel Hill M iSII Judith Afi'n Sp-e1"it'ei', daugll-' ( ' pmrll'!'Y, Midd\npor1, have been 1er of Mr11. Let.ta Spen�r. BuHe. r1 a 1 1 111>11 1w1·d for S1111d.iy. M a y 29 at nut Ave., became t hl' bride • of :1 00 S m 1 t )1 WllS l hc firs! S(' ! 1 lcr ! :l'ne Pu u l K ing, son of Mr. and of M 1rld lf'port :\frs. Edward King, 1tod1: , Springs Th•· 1•(•r1•111 ◄ 111i1•s w i l l he spon­ B11,11I. Sat urdny , May 14, at. th€' En�nn• ◄ I hv ! lw ]frl urn Jor111 l h:rn terpri.-.l• F-UB Church. . ,fr i:,:s ( 'h:q1IN, N S I J A H lllld is ThP vows of the double ring h,• 111).! pla11 11t•(t hy !l din•cl ciesC<'ll· l'er1!mon y were reatl al 7:30 p. m. dJn1 or 1 111• soldi1•r Mrs. Jamrs I•: . by the l{ev. Francis H. Glazier. l larh•y. Shr wi l l bt• a!lslsted hy F11r h t•r weddin.1:: the brld1• worl' ul ht'I' d1 ,1ptn nwmhrrs. :1 wlule c\li'll· I ha1 islt! dress and i\ 111(1 1n: 1 111 ' 11nwn1zation!I takini! w h i ( I' Yel�ct bow hat with slio rt 1,art w J ! I tw Fi·rnl'y-Hcnnt•1 No. vl' i l , Slw carried e white H1hle 1 28. A 11wr11·.in l .1•1;ion. Comrn;indcr l opped with a while Or:J;hid. J';111l l l a p l o u�t a l l hu11ing a n nourw­ Mi·. aud Mn;. 'Marvin King were pd lhat t lw post C'nthmrh1slically the a t lt!ndu nls. Mrs. K ing worn a t'tlflnr�r·d l h 1· p!:1n and will pro µink drCt'>s und II rnmclia corsajlc. \'1111• 1 111- firir1J.: s(1uad nod t a ps. The Uridr i� a grHduate or l 'omTIit· puhlll' i.� i n v i lNI. eroy High SrhrJ11l and is employed .11 t lw Pomeroy Bnu)ch or t he li('lll' fill 'J 'l'l�phone Company of Ohio. Mr. K ing ill a g1·a9uate or l 'mneroy High School and is em• ployed hy the Grueser Lumber Co. 1 a l Hock SpringH. Mn• .. ... .... . .. ... 'Co11111•rw ..d ,..,.._..., lndudilll , )Ilia ..... Inc., Nor• , N�•�� annual operati.n, re-v• Reedsville Spencer-K ing ed · Events ReportKIBBLE Wedd in9· ites. , APPIe Grove BY MISS LUCY 1 1 4 . . u.... :f d ■Ye h Ruth Erne11t Mn. and Mr. } '.." , •· S0I effln l . Busy Bee Class Holds Sess· on • Th UrS d ay Even1n g ' F"irm Has Issued NeW DebeDtUfeS llolVE A SCRUTINY•••• ;1tivc•l_\' ft'\\ ot 1 Jwq, dl •mons1 ra0ons have oc­ rn rTl'd I I I uur !,ou t l1l·m ::;1orPs. Most of t hem IL1\' l ' 1 ,,kPn pl:1q• in rtrl'[IS of the eou11lry \\ h l ' l l' <1ur �1 01\•s offer l u n d1eonet� service tn :1 1 1 tust onli'rs \d t ho u t d1sfrim i m1tion . Our 1,1 Jd1ces i n t 111s n•spt'("! a rl' guvtirnl'd by lo­ l'<d l'ustums ,•. hil'h we cannot control and whil'h l'Xi�tcd long bl'fore our stores were opened. ' ·As the ::ittiludC' ;rnd customs of the com­ mu nity do change, our ston•s' prat:t ices wi,l l tlw ngc <·orrespond ingly, and prompt ly." In t h is matter, as in a·l l others, !:itorcs must and will move with the times Their policies wi l l . of ncces.'i ity, reflect com munity attitudes and dc!-.i res. They cannot do more . . . . 2.-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, �-· May 20; llMf<l ed .Qeceml!v a1, 1'1t bu a,er­ •�--�;:aaa: -P«' anoua, which WMAT OOES. SHE IBIQlt> i!race A lHC!JsANO MK.ES Customs M ust Go, rrn �. B Hatlo Norwalk Truck They'll �o It Eve fHE DAit. Y SENTINEL �-- .•.........................,... ................ . ., .._.,_ FR 12RD02 1111,• ., frozen footls • Automatic ...,,.,, Nfrf9eroter • s.paNM tlNn for ......, omf Nfnge,.. et• • lxtra dNp. D•lry lar stot­ ... door • D■lu11 ■ ·•utter ol'Hf Ch...• KffPM't • Twl11 �•,-• F•• •• lltUe •� 2 �-6 ' ,Per Wee!< _ Yoa ean OWll • · new '60 PHILCO Refrigerator FOREMAN °nd ABBOTT Furniture - Pbileo Appliances - Custom Kitchens N. SECOND AVE. Phone WY-2-53%1 MIDDLEPORT • ,• , �'.. .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. ·- , . .. .. . .. . .' . . .. . . . . ... t:.mmeutating 1£ditorially • ftacial conflicts, like religious conf11ds. a l · w11s 'bl-ee d intense emotion. 'Phrit it1L'\. iL1bly �- . often ,blinds people t o important l a d s Tate, for instance, the prot cs1 s ag:1i nsl .Sl'­ Jre.&ated eating places i n <" hain variL1 l y st on•s A short time ago pickets repre�euling a r.1c­ ial -equality orga ni�tion passed out lcafl t!l.s at 11111 New York head office of one or tlll'sc 1, chain& UJ1i8' that people refuse lo huy from " lts � until it "opens its southern lunch counters to everybody, regardless of C'olor ·· 6ne can understand the feel ing ba('k of thl1. But it was based on a, serious mis{'Ollr('P­ tion. The president of the retail chain in qu es­ tion lAsued this statement: ''While some of '' our stores have been involved in demonstra­ • tions against segregated eating faci lit ies, rel- Bl.If . .,•• '• ' New Officers '. Installed At •• '' PTA Meeting Mrt. Row1rd Knighl installed -• Mn:. ltora, preside11 1 , M r�. .' RobertDonald Wood, vice presiden1 : Mr!i •• •, •• •' .• ••' ' Charles Griffith, •�cretary .� nd Samuel Michael. ITf'n!IUf('r (nr thr year 1900-1961 al t he regular M:1v meetinK of the Chester l'T A Lenora and Louise' J\1 i rhH1 snn� "The Bible Tell s lfo So' ' . During the businesl! ml" rli111-; the rtnal plans wcrf' m:iij1: 10 serve the Alumni banqtiC'I on M ;iy 28. All mothers are ur�ed to hdri serve u a numh('r of l he m,·m ben who are alumni wish lu al­ tend the bDll(lud ttrnl ,Janrc, M r., Carl Kautz gave a report on l lw County Council and -al�n read 1 1w year'! report or th(' Chcsll'r PT,\ the ·second grado llHll,!hl hv MIS! Wilma l lerrmann and 1 11; , lhlrd grade fought hy Mrs. Paul Orr tied for the attenduncc prii.t• and wlil each rereivc a book . The mcmhere brought Lowrl.'i rur the iwhool cafcterh1. Special Service Set For Sunday At Baptist Church A spcdHI servlcP wl\l ht• J lrl'· sented Sunday mornh1g n1 1 111• Middleport J,'\r■I B.11 p 1 lsl C' h11n•h In ob11ervanff of Ba1,ti11t F'.itucation Sund ■)'. .;' Paul Smart w)ll be 1hc 8 JWakt•r for the motnlnk an,I other m,•m ben or the churcl1 's lfo:1rd or Ch rl .-l ln · Jl!t1lie1 Uon will pnrlldpate In the Jif'�f.ce. Mr1. R■y Pielc"ns rhnlrm;in or the .board wlll givt• l h e lnvo,·:11 irm and also the benedlct1011. l larol,1 F.. Hubbard w i l l give !hr- morn ing welcome and announcf'ml'n1 s while Mrs. James Pullt·n w i l l read the scripture. Mr!I. Srn::irt will l f' ad !ht prayrr and Mr11. Tu11y Fowler will lt'<HI tht• responsive re.oding. The rholr under the directrnn of Mn, (_'];1rcJH' C l .iH 'CY will 1m • ­ S4'11 1 th e- :i 1 1 1 lw m " ¼-'hi�1wring J l uj)c." Hysell Run Church Party Held Recently On '1/1 ;1y 1 1 ! hr Yuurig !'(•11pl1• of l ht• l l vs1•II tr u n Frt' l' ,rd l1,1d1sl ( ' h u 1 dl nu-1 n t t t11• lumw of �1:1lwl ! l 1 1 � tu· in lt u l l 1 1ml . Si•rvic·1•, nprm•d w 1 ! 11 J11 < :1l n<•f• M,ir )n rlwrg, , Tak 1111.! p;1r1 in 1 111' i;hr,rt proi,:r,1 111 w1•n· 1!1-v mul \1 rs. Holwr1 smi t h . .Juhn l l al c•y 1111d lh'v Lt'l;irul J l ;d(•,v. Fol lowlng II llhor1 IH1si 11rss mrc•I i n � a sur 11ri!I(' birlhdny p,1r1 .v Wa� hvld hononni,: J,,hn l l,1ky. l!P frt•Mhmt! n t s Wt'rt• Sl'r\'NI lo !I.Ir. and Mrs. ( )rvi\Ji· 1 1111:uP, M r . ;ind Mrs ,J11hn I I H!Py :111!1 ! wn son�. M r. anti ;\,l r � W orlt•y l l a l l'y Hnd 1' 11i l1tn·n . Uinm1 "\-1d l11 11i1•I. ,fNry M1"!111 n i t·I. �lr 11111! M rs l .t• IHnrl 1 /uli•y, Mr. ,11111 '.\-f r.� FI il! H11lry , M r und Mrs f1111111i(• !\.1t111r1• Mrs . .l1111ws Si•arl1•s. I l 'i · iirl :111d St1•l l,1, ( 'arolvn 1-'t•rrl'll 1 ; 1nr1u J 1•:11 1 l·'<• rn·II. ,i u m i •.� v, r n I!, 1 1 1 1 1 , l !1 1 hl ,y a ru l ,r 1 111111v l l l s t > l l , 1 ,1• un. 1 l ' 1·1•ri H · : i r 1 .-. . ,1, 1 11 < ':rn,;d:i .\;_ K an , 11 l ' n•nwuns, !111 \ u ·rta Si mt h , Lurr�· a11d l!t-11 t m:1• :vt: 1_1,, 1 1,irl,·y \ l i - [ l on a lil . l l• ' \' . w . t l . Sl raus b a u1-.di aml cl11.Jcj,J ·1i/1 1 )lt • ¥,;,.Jl llcl M r.'- . St r,1 u s h., 11l'.1 1 1� 11,,.f( o wll . H t'v rt o\wr1 S111 1 l h . l-,loi,1• S m i ! h , J1 1a n Wum l a n t . ,\ l rs . ,1 11 )111 n 1•ug11 n , n, i n·)· B ro, g:1 1 1 . ( ' I P l l \1;1 Wa rn rr. l\1 rs. I v a H1t r1 r1·1t u rn I ,ludy M u l l l 'n Grave Marking Ceremonies To Be Held May 29 Jnlrn Lyons, prm1idcnt, condude i i t h, · busi1)1.• ss mt'l'l in� Whl'n t he, l 111sy Ht•(' ! ' 111ss of l he Middlc­ p11rt Finl l lapl ist Church met on 'l'hur�d:1\' i'Vt•ninp: a l tht• chUrl 'h for ! ht'ir n•;.: u l ar nn•l'l i ng. The ml'1•1i11g 0 1w1 H •d wi1h p rnyc- r hy M r s. l\t•n· luh W t i i 1 t• a f 1 1•r wluch Mrs, Jucu l l 'l'ur1wr prt'M.' n l Nl the devotions on \ h t • Lord' s l 'rnyl'r. Tti,• hirt hduys 11£ Mrs. Roefl Pul­ h· Q _!,-) �!! . { ' ► IJ �� r , L iia n ., \1t-r:fT<.l', � r=-11 . Ju i,i1\Scincs and IMrs. A l h-11 hnopp WHL' oh�crv0tl. f'l)Il uw i ng ! ht• 111ct•1 i11g a 'lmi�ru T II( i.:Hmi•s w,1s ron ,t uct£>t.l by Mr11. C ' l1ark-; I ., wis w i t h l hc prize being :iwarth·,t tn Mrs. Pulh•n. Th, , J.:roup ndjourmid to t he wllt're rrfrc11hment.i; has1•1111•111 w1·rt' .� t •rvl'd hy Mrs. 13. F. l'ur11111, 1"1', \lrs. f l nH'c l l y11<'\l, ' M rs . D;ina l l :1111111 1.111d Mrs. 1 '1•11rl Hofrmau. Tlw l a hll' wa!I rrnl nt•d tv ifh , in Hf· r;i11i.:c • 1111•11t d i.prmg fluwt'rs 111111 wink l'IIIHllt·s. llrml/111ry 1'('ttclwr• . Pick, op dirt and lint foster and easier because it1 1 a HOOVER I RUTLA N D. 01110 Reor,Cu11l:,;t>tl C H U RCH OF J ESUS CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAI NTS SUN.: "Our Father" MON.: "Tht Kingdom Come" T't1 ES .: "Our Dally' ilread.'' WED.: " l'orgivc Us" TH U.: "Temptallon" DMefill MIR,-.ry . "!'Cll'9",, OHIO .. . .. - OCl(II lt..l l"IOtes 26 Students Of Racine High �d Per£eel Records - P<-r[ect 11ttendaocc records were rl'ward l•d :it Riwine 1Ug� 1 School this Y£>ar , rece ntly. SLude)'lts are < :rude II: Carl Circle, nQ)lht Es• i,;ington, Cl;Ha G lcnn. �rt Mc• N ickks. Uoi-erlla l")' l\-lit:h;Je11 Alan Nt!v 1 1 lc, Jn mt!li Oiler, LinUa Pie· kens. , Grade 10: William Carleton, llurbara Cleland, Larr,y Grlmm, Charles Luwrl'nce, Unu·t! McKel­ v1•y, Pl,i lip llobcrls, Marian Smith, Huth W i 11gt.1U. Crude , t ; .Joe Brin ker, llobert G ruhum, Randy Nol'ris, Kenda nussoll, Bracl Tcuford. tirade 12: Sue Ann Bul'k, Joyce C'arsnn, D1mna N1•Yille, Marjorie Stohar1, Shciln Youn!,!. I rooma 18, l'rom (prefix) 10, Appea• U. Wild 21, Gorm&1I bot• nama oheei> U. J!lxalama{lnO.) lion or dla• cu.,.,. export ..,.1 2t. Aftll"ln&Uvt VOio 311. orow ol4 APPROVE LIQUOR BAN WASIIINGTON UPI-The Sen· a1c .Avi ation �uhcorn init1ce has approvf'd u bill whirh would bar liquor on commcrt·iid airplane flights. The monsure 111·xt 11oos lwfnrc tlw full commerce com• millcc whit• h has rcfust• d to re­ <'ommcnd aiinllar bil ls. u. 2t. JDncoun• TH� DAil'f SENTINEL • • ..Nd 29. Jl&,ilc parrot ' • < ',ft•· ROSIS .< ORIIN tl�DI • YO!'�,iTIDNS . ' •·- STUCK XOU , by • , ' fl/I �LD LAMPLIGHTER , ·1'1\f!NOIIIQ SCHOOL ll\iltCHMAN'I GOLD TH'l,,WAY OP A CLOWN '" Ail th�··Top00ArUsll Complete Seledlon of Children'• llttord• LlvlDJ Stereo Albwn• , . • , • . '2,18 , lelond's Applionc:es 1C ll., IJ,\JN STREET ,. ' _. •ii,b-!- 4' t • ,,, < Harley Brown ■ccomp anied Mr ■nd Mrt. Lewi1 Loh& and Joyce pastor 0Larence Proffttt invites and Jan t o EHt Liverpool SunIDIJb] i:c to II qot-weei. tteries or bhe day �o vi.Bil John Davia and other ., 1..UCIL L& NA•KINI 10s1)1\! «ennont. F,hh1r Ralph A relatives. lll)bt.itt. will speak ea.ell, 1 evening Mr. and Mr11. James Montgomery Mr. and Mu, Harry Olion and Sunda y through Friday, May ti-27 . son, Ricky, ar1d M isa Audrey of Norfolk, Va., are the- guests or E�c.ih service berJp.ne at' 8�00 and Gregory Of Columbus were week her parents, Mr. and Mn. Pearl ends at l>:00. 11be ehunl)I i, looaled end gue!lts of Mr. and Mrs . . Het- Deem, Morning Star. $Ix miles eMt ol Rl�ne On the · bert Dixon and family . Mr. and Mrs. Will Oeem o f . Racihe-Port.l'llllc,l Road. N_elsonville spent Wed�esday with Miss Norm■ Jean Bearh■ wr s hta Spon-sorint tlhe series rla fflle Re· brother and sl1ter•m-law Mr. the overni ght guest ol her hroth . organ ized Chut'\"rh of Je-su11 Obr-ist • and Mrs. Pearl Deem and famlly. e!'•in-law and ilster, M r •nd Mrs of Latter Day . Saints. Litt? M'J.11'3• ::�rt rutcbie aDd sou WednesMrs zine )n, its Mav 2nd l!ft.Ue i)l.lbUshed . Fred Bate and Mrs. y Hen ry . Buck •ttended a con!lervation din­ an 'clrtide tit·led "Joseph Smltll'.f Everett �anborn has returned to I ner Wednesday held at Gene Ball SainU. ' ' �n • �lhioh -the eburch'1 rtf his home m Columb us after be- rest.a.Jrant, Pt. Pleasan t. cer,t World Confercnee w.a-,: cover­ ed wit·h •picturw and story. Eldet' Bobbitt was ,appointed l)y the Coo­ ferenee Uris monbh to minister in southern Oh-io. He ' ls · ori,ginally Crom Houston, Tcxa-s, and now re­ sidf' in Jacksoll, Ohio w.kh bil tan,1ly. Peo ple ' I n PomerQy DAYilOOK �ft�;!· •}�= meetin.:. children are 11k to ln their napkin money. brlnl �l:I A YOUNC MAN '1 WARDROBE MEN'S WASH N' WEAR Dress Slacks Da<:ron ..,n,d Cotl'oD - Dacron and Wool Dacron- and Rayon - Sizes 29 to 46 $7.98 to $1 2.98 Admitted llay 18: Danlei Noodl, Cheihlre; ' Hortie ' Shaver, Cb.,J�lre Mn. WIJllam Rhodes. Raveflswood Oavld wmc:iugiiby, Pomeroy; Mh11 Minnie MulU,U, MlddlePot,t; Mli1 oyce Rlley, lillddleport Mn. • El• . don Sputh, Racine. Dl,mtl,lod 1,1,y 18: lro Beatty, Regina Youns, Mra. Donald Ru... tell, Emmett Harvey, Hannon HJ· 1er, Jr., Mn. Vemal Staten Jr., KOLZIR HoiPITAL Mr11. Cecil Dillpn Sr., Dani�l Haahe,, Mn. llennl, lfarlln, Mri,. BIiiy Fannin£, ludilk Leooll, � •borah Mum;,� Linda \l•lley, M�.Homer Elliott, HOllllon llllUer, - 4aUCllMn,,p,,-,-,11 MM!Una � . . · to,\ Iii......,.. lVlillfi!!_ . and lrlrf, &Mer,�•. fie?I Jamee Brown. �IEN'S SHORT SLEEVE ld�nl•\W!f • Joseph E, !Beuj)ld, Jta_lph J. 4�nt-,a1es; v}d! fl.ql:emlJT, . \J1ce· .�Jtld�nt-oJJln• SPORT SHIRTS Sires: Smoll, Mediwn, La,,ge, E,,;tra Lat,ge tliHrl: ,aot,ert-·E. J,tirrit\,· vtce .Pt';ell• dont-propeifl!'I Jlo� L. l),y, ;;•·Hald ·� , :'. .ft etflnd ChA,,, "J11•· f '. . .Rlokn yClub met -reeen�lt�U ·t�e ' rnettin• . ; � 1 the pteildent ealfed · to Judt' ffe\q.,.1, ,'ftie- fOll 1tall and �• �rl-,.�Wtre Jltvlfin by he.tie J · · · ' · 'Ju,,. R · n � on the � , . iir Co1ambu1 t-R 11""!1 whlcth �1m ,attih�. ·11ay 14, tnd Mn. M91'Jait.. ,:f!vi■ot, Nad the nor,· or. flt�Nat •hetses. llt!m"t,ers Prilt,l.t '+'ere Judy Hewoloori, ' PPll ·• PH•!� Bobby Jobes. ,hcl:r.� Joh<ls,,· Keith Mor­ w. x.&!!7, ·Mjll'AI!, A,i\ta Collln,, (lewd (� , P'!Nrl) and tbe •� •r&an. . V be held """';• � ·:i!. , ,Ql! ·. the hill at June, �· art. "The Ugbt of the World 11 Je1u," WH the proinm topic pre­ aented by Mn. Ch.arlea GrueN-r ■nd readinp were &iven by Mn. Grueser, Mn. Brooks. Sayre, Mn Eugene Forbes, Mn. Clifford Phil­ llps, Mn. Earl Ren.haw, Mn. William Ruuell and Mn. Stella Grueaer. Group 1i.nifn1 ol "Arc Ye Able" and the Lord'1 Prayer In unison concuded lhe protram. During the bUJineu seNion car�!I were ordered which will be told II a money making project. It waa voted to remember Mr,. Linnie Rummel and Miss Katie Becht, who are ill, with gift,:. Kn. Kul Grue•er and Mn. Brook■ Sayre were named a■ the Oower committee. Named aa the ■ick com­ mittee were Mn. Ren■ haw, Kn. Stewart, Mn. IUrl Grueser, Mn. Stella Gruellf:I', Mrs. Ivy Stewart and lirs. Bradford Mug. -�- NorwaIll, If' eQeC!ted to be occupied in I few ,weekl Here all m■n· 11emeat and a«0uatin1 (uiletlons •ill be .....11dite,1 and new ,leetron¥.:· co°qlput1n1 equipment wm be ufilized. · . '-oY�, Plan, were made for a rumm■ Je -■ le i n the near future 'tfben the WSCS of the Vinenville Methodist Church met WednelCUy evenin1 11 lhe church. Mn. Prank Ste-wart pre■ ident, wu in cbuce or the meeting which opened with a:ro\lp slna:ing and prayer by Mr1. Stew­ I I Pltdlln& procodure, ttac\on and tra,leis. A �ew ad90�iltntion buildln1, nearlH& completion Jn IA'l'UIIDAY MIITING delil�t. nl1ttons; tleivt� The Clllldron's Mi..tonary of �'I � !!.'!; itlM,llffn,; ...,eta,;y; .Mot• tkt Enterprise ElJIS ,Churcb will � i( .K�.-��i and F. T. -hold their Tegular meetinc sat- 9l-dlt:1, ·eonJottoll(r.' t,kfftor1 are BUl'l'lll, Hoile, Ntd.. MH#i. c��.!: '. Da:t =•Y�� , ·Glfho�. Kol�, Rostmll")' prealGent; Melody Grueser, lno- ,·• n.......•· f-L• �= w. Chrla..,. -..,.,,,, � . 1nd perry K"une.. ln1l'ft' ...1, teere• tel'llltn •ml w G<irdon. , ,, _ . tary will be In rharge of the $1 .98 to $4.98 A C•rtoon lftt'Y Nlehtl ' 1• 'l.3 ��'1 Cl'i'le • l n TONIG!rr WALT DISNEY'S "DARBY O'GILL AND THE LITTLE PEOPLE'" (Teclmicolor) - •- - 1..ewrence Harley, Dawn AAkme "Sll..ENT ENEMY" SATURDAY ONLY Audie ,Mul"J)hy - Joanne Dru Sandra Dee - Jim Backus "WILD AND TI!E INNOCENT" (Color & Scope) - al9o - Riehar<I Todd - Jutiette Grece "THE NAKED EARTH" (OinetnalilCOpe) MEN'S SUNDAY and MONDAY BRIGITIE BARDOT "AND GOD CREATED KNIT SHIRTS COTTON and BAN-LON WOMAN?' {Color & Scope) - ·iiso - $l.98 to $6.95 JOHN PAYNE �n· "WDDEN FEA!R" N_ote : For 'flhi5' JldgiUe Bardot P1ctrure - Children Under 15 m u-st be with thei-r- Pia.rents! NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Phone WY-%-2049 126 E. MAIN STREET POMEROY, Pastor Prorfitt inrite1 aH to jobi the song .eervlce each evening at 7:45. 'Tihe tlhe:me of the t-aJka will ,be t!he "Lord's Prlyer." -in omo -----·----NOW AT STATE THEATRI PT. PLEASANT "� BRANDID WOMEN" . 12, A10 <-,,.kl 18- x,ct,• anlol!I man ·-· Around And - About Middleport P::ll!POI HCIUD'-1"1...? . Mrs. Brad Ziegler has returned to her home here after spending the past two weeks in Beetley. Mrs. Luther Boger returned to her home in Columbus after spending a few days with her bro , thcr-in-la w and sister, Mr. a■d Mrs. Herman Ohlinger. Miss Vanetta Carroll who ha■ spent the past three weeks in Arkansas with her parents return­ ed home yesterday. Mrs. John Seines is ill at her home with virus. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bachner and son Steve visited recently in •v ■ iG t�,_,.!f_.,t>�_df; · , ; � . , OlarJe&ton with her sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bel­ cher. Miss Sylvia McMa!lter visHed re­ cently in Haydenville with Mr. anct Mrs. Albert Spark.a. Minnie Mullins, daughter or Mr. and Mrs, Edison Mc.Bins was ta­ ken to Holzer Hospital Wednes­ day wben she fell at the Ele• mentary School and injured her head. ·,:. - 111,Nrt oC •1,o . .... 11. J.lijk I '°·.,_:,..,.. �, Homebuilders Meet Saturday At Brown Home The Homebuilden Sunday School claas of the Long Bottom churches met Saturday evening at the hc,,me or Mr. and Mrs Wal­ te,r,. Bfown. The meeting, after a bountiful luck supper, wa!I opened by the vice president Charles Hens­ ley with prayer by David Yates. Durlnr. the businees meeting the Jollowing officers were chosen for the coming :year. Oscar Babcock, president; David Yates, vice president; Ada Bissell, secre­ tary and Sammie Rairden, trea• surer. Leone Babcock was ap­ pointed to buy flowers for eick clasa mates. Josephine Babcock and Martha Marks were appoint­ ed as the class planning commit• tee. Ronal1 j Osborn and David Yates are· teachers or the class. The date chosen (or class meet­ ings w1s the second Saturday of each month for the next year. Attending were tho8l' men:ion­ ed above and Tress11 Swain, Lea• tha Kibble, Eileen Swain, Nellie Cozart, Edna Hall and Randy Yate1, Mr. and Mrs. Hensley, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Zumback, Mt, and Mrs R.llrden, Mr. and Mrs. Ron­ nJ. d Osborn and children, Mr. and Mi-s. Hobart Newell and chil­ dren, Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Babtock, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince, Mr. .and Mrs. Joe Blasell and Mr. and Mrs Waller Brown and children. CURIOSI :v CLUB MIETINO The Curio.ity Club ht1d their regular meeting Monday evening at t� Rhododendron Farm Wom­ •n 's Club clubhouse. A short buslneaa meeting was held. :11\A>bt ... �c:.:r= &=- »l>w• ._JII.. II • · ■ .. . tit .... . .......... ' , Cllll1ltlf!t� •N,),tili• 1ttl!il ttri aa, * -..,. · , .-, ' ll!M.lilj.' J foe -� '(' _,,,.. ..... trop!lflll, u. �=. Dffi,11 illllfflWIIQSII , '•it■ L L OW b �• liacll ., tile - I· '. ·t�· ... , G a D D lltW,,I S I ., , ,. I . '411 tri ,;, j . i.. ,t, �t�� �--""E ta,� · •- , . • �,l j - -�1• • 11 r, .-iill,.,..-Lf�fJ/f}AT0/?5 p.'f?/CE (IJTT/116 pf#(IL ;;�OJ, OWO '' at her hour. FOR All USES *Flashlight *Hearing Aids *Hot Shot *Radios *Form Pock *Mercury Cells *Portable Tron•islor *Telephone We carry A * COMPLETE STOCK of Burge11 and Eveready BATTER I E S Werner RADIO oncl TELEVISION "Where Radio & 'l'V la A Bullne'" Nol A Sldellne" N. Seeond .t,ve. IIJddleport Fell011111alp T• Flll Be Hekl To"'-ld 1be women u4 IJm of 'lo Pomeroy lloptief Cllllffll will laft their annl.lll Pellowallqli TN • Friday nJih,t •t the dnnll. Mn. William Collins prOllded over the melting of Girl Scout A pro&ram hu been pluMd leaden of Neighborhood I when con1istin1 ot YarlOUI muleal • ._. they met Tue5Cl-i)' a fternoon ■t the hen, ,11 1hort dr1m1tmU0111 bJ' tM Suruhlne Cottage in Middleport. children or lhe C!burcb, a dJt uiU­ ' During the meetrni a collecllon tled "Su■le a Shoe■" and I tall!: b, Mrs. Fred Gardner of Klddleport. w11 taken which will be -idded IO The oldest mother pn,ent will the J-;.duc■lion Fund which the Four Riven Council, Girl Seoul■, be recognized and alto tJle one baa •Lart.ed for a Brownie Seoul in with the largut family pNMDt. Welt Virginia who&e father 1,1,•a• followin& the protram. 1 � killed in the recent mine diaastcr. will be enjoyed in the church • �rs. William Everson, dlrtt ciil rooms with deconU0111 and tor o( the D■y Camp to be held at other details beltll arran1ed b,­ Camp Che1ter, June, 20 to July 1 . the youn1 women of the YOIIDI Adult Clau with Mn. Leroy R» diac'4&Jed camp plans. chell ;;md lln. D■MY Tbompaon A report on the Leaden ' Lunch- aerving aa co-chairmen. eon held May 9 in Athens was All women and tJr.. of the &iven. I church and friends are invited. Make A Date Fer Dining Pleuare Delicious food al reasonable prices. A wonderful way to begin or end an evening. THE MARTIN RESTAURANT Rowley and Beed • • • Golden Values Sale Check These Bargain• WHERBARROW Rubber Tires REG. PRICE. ,1z.so Sale $7.98 ¼ Inch ELECTRIC DRILL . . . . . . . . Reg. $17 .95 - Salt ,10.88 FLOWER BOXES . . . . . . . . . . . . Reg. $1.40 - Sale tl8c Pure Brbtle VARNISH BRUSHES . . , . . . , . . . Beg. 79" - Sale %9c BARBECUE GRI LLS Reg. $1 1 .95 Sale $7.98 DELUXE Reg. 24.95 Sale $17.95 5 ..,. - Outltoe... ,...,. ...... UTILITY CAN . . : . . . . . . . . . Reg. $2.15 - Sale ,1.88 PW Offlc. ApprOftd RURAL MAIL BOXES . . . . . . Reg. $%.95 - SIie $1.88 Hand LAWN MOWERS . . . . . . . . Reg. $19.50 - Sale $15.95 LNi,w Styt. FIELDERS GLOVES . . . . . . . , Reg. $6.%5 - Sale $4.95 Junior Eny Cutting GRASS HOOK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .' Reg. $1.00 - Sale 79" 3 qt• Pl.A.STIC MIXING BOWLB . . , . Reg. $1.80 - Sale 77e Trvtt.mp,9r Spinning Red and Reel Combination Complete Reg. $10,IO - 7.811 SUN GLASSES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Beg. 75e - Sale 41t SAND BOX wUb canopy . . . . , Reg. ,u.50 - Sale .... a.ti a..r1,.. ROLLER SKATES Reg. $3.98 - Sale $%.79 pair ROWL EY 6r R E E D () U A'.°L I T Y H A R [)\\1 \ R E S I N C E. i 3 !'.4 Cuslomei- ........, In Rear Of S&ore MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • · IN MANY CA SES In Middleport, Olllo On Route 1 Batteries . , , , . O JI G l' club Thursday afternoon home, fti' ulberry Avenue. Devoth,ns by Mrs. Theodore Ebersbach opened the meetin.; and duTing the buaineu aesa:IOn, with Mn. Fred crow, preaident, in charge, reporta on the conven­ tion held recently in' Columbus were given by Mn. Crow, Mrs. J. E. D. Hartinger, Mn. Ebenbach, Mrs. John Lietwiler, Mr■. William Roberts and Mn. James Titu1, Reports on the workshop held Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Mil­ lard Spaulding last week were last week in Ironton were given Wilford Taylor and aon, Lanny of by Mr■. Crow, Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Aaron Kelton. It wa■ de­ Coshocton. cided to sew C'lne day each month for the m iuionary wort. Mn. .Crow &nnounced that Mrs. Ch ■ rlea ff()lzer Jr .. would be guest speak• er for the June meetint. Refreshmente were served by the hoste&& during the social pot U. Hood"4 Lt.=f ! Scout Leaders Meet Tuesday At Midd leport A aolo, ''l 'd Rather Have Jea:u1" NORMA JANE ROUSH by Mrs. Stewart concluded the mee,ting after a dauert Mrs. Nettie Moore, of Syracuse. is announcing the engage­ coune was servedwhich by Mn. Adolpb ment of her daughter, Nonna Jane Roush to Larry Baker Grueser. son of . Mr. and Mrs. Seldom Baker, Sr., of Pomeroy. M iss Roush IS a 1960 graduate of Pomeroy High School. Mr. Baker Epi,copal Women'• Is also a Pomeroy High School graduate employed at the Pom­ eroy Salt Corporation. No definite date has been set for the Club Enrertmned Mra. Theodore Reed Jr. enter­ weddmg. tained the Episcopal Women'• Slldu..,.,1 ....... lllllmala 81, Moll>er Rum mag e Sale Pla ns Ma de By Mine rsvil le Grou p 2-DOOR i . .ti.. .�' . " ·� '·, · '. H-•• big otorap apace plu delub featurea at today"• low.. eat price. • Mqe 2Ya cu. fl. lrNr:e, hohls to :W♦-r�• . Pop Bit• - ·HI-Pl Allli1111� 4.S'a,. LP - Stereo's l'f, � • DAYBOO ' K I ENGAGEMENT ANN OUN CED t1.Lojol ... . 11 1 1 8 \J A O, I I... Meeting Series Starts Sundoy: By Jackson Pastor a. Alabama ol'v ., ,. . - . L' l)AJ' LY. SENTJNE hen by the de1th of hi• molber, Mn. Ann, Sanborn. Mr,. Myrtle Lone .and Mn. -- , In, c alled .•IT,,.._ ur Aa!Orlok ' U ,.; '1 . ,_ ,� M. . a1n lf' About a dfalclat r..; 11111 ini.iloral ln- Dally Sentlnel , Pomeroy-M\ddleport, O., May 20, 1960-3 ao. c.na1 (Sp.) al, J'omalo hono l Tb.eatlf ' ,ctvaa .. • ·', 8"4J& b¥ � mote tllln two Md: a J\llf. ..tiQ\tf iA the put dee ade. Fot the paat five )'ean it has · aver••ed Ae.fl«lS 001. b e will luue · "8'li 01 f · 'Pr1:;ff:i:{ uaed to »:Uffl\Pe 110,i!B 1b1R1 or Clas■ A 'Cbinlli'Ob StM"l It $8 a lhare, PtlnQflnt to IA oplii>n ob-­ u,ln,d h:1 'Api(I, i11t111: '1le. balonce :will ht !,l&ed to � . outltanding debt. ., · , � ·;� • , · • �orw11'.. and 1ubll.d.larl11 operate 583 truck¥, ovel" ,1odo 'tr■etors, and 10me 2ftOO tr.alien on more th■n 12.000 mile1 of bighwara, 'nie cornpan:, bu terminal& in 11 1tate1 and the Dl11trict of Golumb11, and . emplb11 .1tiout fOOO Pf!Ollle. Since 1-168, Norwalk - hu added new route■, d�i,loped a new type of packaie loadipg equipment, and adopted econOmi,e1 ,od iqu,rove• m,ni, al!ocilnc Ila -�lnolt, di•• "-'"latton, '1n<- �...•••f 1, Camel'• �� ,. Couft. back 1. Small JIM e. Gem.1• of tr. - - expo!IN, Of�er, of . tbe <;o,mpan1 on come taxes for the flve yell'S end• Cbarlea w. Hoke, presideni; J. Ottis £o111,,•J\ce pre,,ll1en1-zenerol counftP.1; Jl-,w,t G. Boyd � pret- .S S W9�P. " -.-..u. aa & IQddeM 25. Slotb (naut.) flahe• 28. Chilli! 4. l/'<ltda 10. Spoken • Md 6. Tree 11. Pb.no / fevet compo1ltt011 e. African . 11lNIH worm 11, UnadulterCqtamlt '1. On■et ated 8, Vahtabt• fur 28. Al.(I> H.. Shelter It, � 9. Make US. Joyful l'Ged'e amendl for n. Forearrm U. Biblical bona Ailht. IO, BovlM count,t 18. Seb of' .. • 'Ii' . a l " ¼5 _., · 11, HGI ■" llo1111r �Ir,. MrF.ll,i111wy the Brndbury 'l'(•adwrs or Sd11111I hl'ld a dl nnn Thursday t'l i• n i n � 111 1 hc Martin Hcstuurant Mi ddl,• 1 rnr1, to honor, M r s. S::idic M r l-:lh111ny who i9 r£>1irlng from 1 lw h·ach irW proress1011 thiR s&ll'i11i,:. She has t11ught ln tho S al 1shury st-hoots 38 yenr11. /\ �ift of jewelry wits prescnfl> 1i Mrs. l\kRlhlnny by her cowork- OEV01'EO TO INTEI\U'ft NS wh� cxpnisslld their happitt�ss Mt;IGS•MASON AlEA 11i havlllG hi•en associated w1t_h I OF llchar\,' s. ow.n, Pubf'iher lwr al t he sd\Ools find also their Publlshrd every fl1<1r!Ukln u n•:.!n•t at losing her from th o rept Sunday by n.e cJhio Valle! staff, ,UbU�b lnl Compan, 11 110 ... , l ' rN;c nt (or the dinner were .!Un k St., 1-'.:!�t:.ro:,, Ohio, , t rh •l m!1 Dill. Genrva Clark, Thcl• ness ornce phone WY2·21M, tdltor 11111 W1lcy, Norma Wlfson, Audr_ey '11 oftlco ohone WY2·2157. Tlwohul d, Lettie Young, Ed i th Er1t.ered as second (l]ass -'!lat Furrt!lit, Eleanor Ze iher and San- 'IRatter at the post omce ,t Pow dra P iere(!, Mildred Fee n ey and erov, Ohlo. l\dn Oh lfnGe who wcrti un.ubl� National advf!l'thlln1 reprnenta lo attend the dlnnc r al so contr 1 - tl:H: Jk,ttinel�',&u.b,U. l'le.• N butcd on the &lft. iex1n1ton Ave.. New York Clb Jfl\11 Y11rk. DINIIS AIR ATTAC K Snbsc.,rlptlon tate.i: .:>ell..,.. ht JERUSAL£.M UPI-An hraell �rrler where av.ihl1ble. IO eta• ,ipokesman Thursday denied Unll• aer weuk't \)ne YfBr In !Ill ed Arab Hcpublic eharge1 that The llolig Senllael oldie. tltl.oll Israeli plane1 allackcd a United ,i. months, 17.80; three montnl Natl1.m11 craft. He said llracl air 13.90. BY rnotor route when 1ftl force plane, ollowcd lhe U. N. able: one monlh, 81. By M ■il: "• at:c 1 nonth11, "1:.U: tll!' • plane to proct?ed after It WBB n:11' M1ltll1. 111 ffO mt- mnntti. 11 iden tl(lcid. FRL: "Thine Is . . . " MAY 22 11 27 8:00 ,PJA. s • from a vi�it in Akron BY MH, H■itllltT ROUSH with Mr. and Mrs. R1chard Smith. Frlfnda here were aorry to Mrs. C. E. Humphrey entertain­ ed the WSCS or the Methodist heir or the fatal thootlng of a Church Wednesday In an all day former rdlelent, MN. Vb'Jlnla Dev,ult Randolph ,1 GaII !poll, Frimeeting . Ray Thomas was taken to the day. She w11 born hffl June H, Veterans Hospital, Pittsborg,h on 194-1 te Mr. and an. !Sil'ffl'ton Thursday by the t,eavltt ambul­ Devaul who resided on the Mc• a 11ce of Parkenbl!,rl. Mr,. Thom- · Cllritolk farm. as accompanied him there. Mr. and Mr,, Roy Pe,fflOII and . Mr11. HeJen Archer 11pent the aua <l. hter Soll• and. Pred -•b weekend tu Columbus with her 1penl the weekend with J(r. and 110n , Don Coleman and family. Mn. James RcNl1I, at Ltlbcm . Mr. a�d Mrs. J. �- Marki w�re Several from here attended ,tlu: re4'.'ent v1sltor1 at L1ck1tillet with Baccal■ure• 111tviee1 at RaclH Len Osborn and fitmlly. Hl&h Scbool Sund•• ., evening, Mr. and Mra, Paul Klbble of Mr. and Mr■. Herbert Roush and Belpre were here Sunday the 1uest1 of M. V, Reed and tamily. 1oq, Mrs. K4'1}ne1b W.olf!, J\oberta Mr. and Mrs. J■n\ff Brannon llomh aod teule Slauihi.1 ot­ and ,on Paul Dean of JunctlMl tende\1 the hymn •Ill& at lifMII City have retnrned home after a R.un ChurCh Sun4-,y afternoon. Attendance ol t'olrvlew Sundoy short stay with htef mother �rt. Scbool--waa 44. children ind Mary Nichol• and Bia parenll, Mr. and Mn. Harold Brannon. •AINTID INTO COIN ·Mr. J1.nd Mrs. Tom Co111ns Ind IIOBlll!:, Ali. UPl-11.t. ' Gen. ,on Mlke or Belpre visited here B. Meilart■, retlnid head or John Wednesday in the Slsaon home. Ordinance IIIMlle CoDl· Army the R. Charles -cbaveller, Lowell Siuon, Ro1er Buckley and Wilbur , , mand, uld Thunday - that so,let Sprague who are employed by the Premier Nikita Khru1hrhh 11 State Highway department 1p1nt I Hire "a m a n who finds bUnself the weekend at lhelr homea hen. painted into a comer-bl! ml1ht Earl Buchan.:..... Mr. and Mr1. try to tomt!! out fichtlDI if he Is Coolville 1nt11onized too much.'� Niel Ntg&emeier or GOSPEL PREACHING SERIES "The Lord's Pr1yer1' = ,-r J•"' RUTLAN D FURN ITU RE Norwalk Trurk Lines walk, Ohio, one of the nation's · larseat motor freight companiea, hu l■1ued $750,000 of IO.year 5-. ¾ pen::eqt Sinkin, Fund De"....n• tures with Stock Purchase '\Virranta attached. Underwrltlne: and u1e of the luue i1 bein& handled by The Ohio out Ohio. • Holder.a . of the qtbentute1 will be entiUed to buy ·Norwalk Truck \Jl)N W. Olls8 B Vmint Comrrton stock on the b ■:al.!I of 40 shares per $1000 del)enture. Price per ,hare, to January 15, 1962 .will be ,11; lhere■ner to January trs, 1964, t1'1; aDd thereafter to JanUU')' 15t IIN, $18. 1 The debenture• are priced at $1000 debenture, plua ac1 '880 from May ID, 1960, Ill lnlerdt ""'od �• •o 11-�� . Tlioy ore avaiJable IA> .in · ■nd '1000 del\Omlnatlona. __ _ were recent guests of Mr. and : They are backed by net tanSible than l34fjO per Mrs. Carron Randolph. � --of of deberi.taret. f.Jpoo .. pro.ifotm• rob110l�N to , 11,jtod •J/IIIN meet O! of lleoem- - returned ""··· ,...... .. .. .. _.. !. � � "' .:. ,ri -� ;., ;t""'lltlerin .:,1i:'."·'!:: .� -:!• itlll el the ....dill1· Cci,qpmy, Ccllitmbm, O., lnve,1ment 'banten with offices through- 'l'on1 a t ive plan:!! for the marking Soldier, of t h1• Rf'\•olutionary Jamrs Smi t h . in the Gravel Hill M iSII Judith Afi'n Sp-e1"it'ei', daugll-' ( ' pmrll'!'Y, Midd\npor1, have been 1er of Mr11. Let.ta Spen�r. BuHe. r1 a 1 1 111>11 1w1·d for S1111d.iy. M a y 29 at nut Ave., became t hl' bride • of :1 00 S m 1 t )1 WllS l hc firs! S(' ! 1 lcr ! :l'ne Pu u l K ing, son of Mr. and of M 1rld lf'port :\frs. Edward King, 1tod1: , Springs Th•· 1•(•r1•111 ◄ 111i1•s w i l l he spon­ B11,11I. Sat urdny , May 14, at. th€' En�nn• ◄ I hv ! lw ]frl urn Jor111 l h:rn terpri.-.l• F-UB Church. . ,fr i:,:s ( 'h:q1IN, N S I J A H lllld is ThP vows of the double ring h,• 111).! pla11 11t•(t hy !l din•cl ciesC<'ll· l'er1!mon y were reatl al 7:30 p. m. dJn1 or 1 111• soldi1•r Mrs. Jamrs I•: . by the l{ev. Francis H. Glazier. l larh•y. Shr wi l l bt• a!lslsted hy F11r h t•r weddin.1:: the brld1• worl' ul ht'I' d1 ,1ptn nwmhrrs. :1 wlule c\li'll· I ha1 islt! dress and i\ 111(1 1n: 1 111 ' 11nwn1zation!I takini! w h i ( I' Yel�ct bow hat with slio rt 1,art w J ! I tw Fi·rnl'y-Hcnnt•1 No. vl' i l , Slw carried e white H1hle 1 28. A 11wr11·.in l .1•1;ion. Comrn;indcr l opped with a while Or:J;hid. J';111l l l a p l o u�t a l l hu11ing a n nourw­ Mi·. aud Mn;. 'Marvin King were pd lhat t lw post C'nthmrh1slically the a t lt!ndu nls. Mrs. K ing worn a t'tlflnr�r·d l h 1· p!:1n and will pro µink drCt'>s und II rnmclia corsajlc. \'1111• 1 111- firir1J.: s(1uad nod t a ps. The Uridr i� a grHduate or l 'omTIit· puhlll' i.� i n v i lNI. eroy High SrhrJ11l and is employed .11 t lw Pomeroy Bnu)ch or t he li('lll' fill 'J 'l'l�phone Company of Ohio. Mr. K ing ill a g1·a9uate or l 'mneroy High School and is em• ployed hy the Grueser Lumber Co. 1 a l Hock SpringH. Mn• .. ... .... . .. ... 'Co11111•rw ..d ,..,.._..., lndudilll , )Ilia ..... Inc., Nor• , N�•�� annual operati.n, re-v• Reedsville Spencer-K ing ed · Events ReportKIBBLE Wedd in9· ites. , APPIe Grove BY MISS LUCY 1 1 4 . . u.... :f d ■Ye h Ruth Erne11t Mn. and Mr. } '.." , •· S0I effln l . Busy Bee Class Holds Sess· on • Th UrS d ay Even1n g ' F"irm Has Issued NeW DebeDtUfeS llolVE A SCRUTINY•••• ;1tivc•l_\' ft'\\ ot 1 Jwq, dl •mons1 ra0ons have oc­ rn rTl'd I I I uur !,ou t l1l·m ::;1orPs. Most of t hem IL1\' l ' 1 ,,kPn pl:1q• in rtrl'[IS of the eou11lry \\ h l ' l l' <1ur �1 01\•s offer l u n d1eonet� service tn :1 1 1 tust onli'rs \d t ho u t d1sfrim i m1tion . Our 1,1 Jd1ces i n t 111s n•spt'("! a rl' guvtirnl'd by lo­ l'<d l'ustums ,•. hil'h we cannot control and whil'h l'Xi�tcd long bl'fore our stores were opened. ' ·As the ::ittiludC' ;rnd customs of the com­ mu nity do change, our ston•s' prat:t ices wi,l l tlw ngc <·orrespond ingly, and prompt ly." In t h is matter, as in a·l l others, !:itorcs must and will move with the times Their policies wi l l . of ncces.'i ity, reflect com munity attitudes and dc!-.i res. They cannot do more . . . . 2.-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, �-· May 20; llMf<l ed .Qeceml!v a1, 1'1t bu a,er­ •�--�;:aaa: -P«' anoua, which WMAT OOES. SHE IBIQlt> i!race A lHC!JsANO MK.ES Customs M ust Go, rrn �. B Hatlo Norwalk Truck They'll �o It Eve fHE DAit. Y SENTINEL �-- .•.........................,... ................ . ., .._.,_ FR 12RD02 1111,• ., frozen footls • Automatic ...,,.,, Nfrf9eroter • s.paNM tlNn for ......, omf Nfnge,.. et• • lxtra dNp. D•lry lar stot­ ... door • D■lu11 ■ ·•utter ol'Hf Ch...• KffPM't • Twl11 �•,-• F•• •• lltUe •� 2 �-6 ' ,Per Wee!< _ Yoa ean OWll • · new '60 PHILCO Refrigerator FOREMAN °nd ABBOTT Furniture - Pbileo Appliances - Custom Kitchens N. SECOND AVE. Phone WY-2-53%1 MIDDLEPORT • ,• , �.. . . . .L DEFIN ITELY � � Diatinctlve pionsh1p. T ht·y <1bt.orbcd lh<'ir fir�: loss Wilson got the tint Panther 1ijn­ c,f !he st'11son Ill the rci;ion.il tour­ gle aod reacbed third, with a man nauwtlt 4-{J from Hridgcport when Jetlint on !int v ia a w.alk but Tum ll;1rn:s twld the Panl hers to Harris M!ttl.fd down lo retir� the t hree S("at1n1•d sin�lei., walked side. 011ly 1 hrc1·. aml h11 one batter. Pomeroy:, two other si1iales Tht· Punl ht•n. with II t wo-game were .conlr1buted by Bob Cunning­ bulJ.(r 1 11 lh t• wo11-lost eolumn in �am m Lbe 7fJl und Terr)' Knight ! tit• SF:OAL. 1 1 t·ed only lo beat 1hc m the &e«1nd. Ulut• Ot• v 1 hs today 11nd l hey'll have _ WiUIIOO (,11:inietl fiv<" , wal ked 3, ,t won 11ml J11ek11011 will not hove hit uoat', aod g.11vc up five lilts lo he l)layed. The Panthers are Brut,ieport 000 2 1 1 0--4 ·s 1 D1:i1tricl c:h a mps, re�iird!ess of P Q�• .uY 1JOO QOO 0----f' 3 3 whet _happens in Galli polis today _ H.arris and Olt.o W\'i.lsQri Qd BndJ,teport. un experie nced, Grueser. smart club, broke up a 0-0 pitching duel between Rill Wilson and its llarm In !ht> fourth with two runll. 0110, their l' il\('hN, opened with a si ngle , was rorced at second. The m•xl ba 1 t l'r J.(ot on via an error and both runners ll(Jv;mced a base' p u ! l m l{ men at se,•ond and third: A s11m•t•1.p bunt and unother error pernu ! l i•d huth to score. DETROIT UPI-Detroit ,Tlger Hnll g1•1;11rt srornl ,mother in M,ula&er Jimmy Oy.kes GUI lie Uw fifth on a triple behind a walk ,my bench Roeky Colavito1 the 1t1nd pu�hed unulher home m the Tiger right fielder obtained from Cl eve I an d III · a trade for batting sut h . . t o r tht• 1 • nthen. look mg_ slight- 1 champ !on I l�rvey Kuenn, when _ � after c·ommut1ng be- th � T1 ge n play ihe Baltimore . { w1·ar� ly lq twet•n _w as_hmJJ: lon U. C. and Porn- ' Orioles tonight. Dykes said he would l'TOy 111a itlf)Jlane and lr.i.in, their h"1 ak greatest . thr�at 1 · ame in the bottom decision on Whether t; :Cnc : Colavito . who 18 hilling only .170 or the fm1t HJJJlfJX , � rter _ he 11ees the Orioles' pitch­ i�g lme up for lhe two-game S<'­ Mudwn F"uvorcd r1cs start ing tonight. Over Arue11·tiuian The TJger manager said he oon­ NEW Y◊ R K UPI-Eddie Ma­ sl�er,ed ben('hing Colavito "for che11, of Portlund, Ore., who hop­ Im own good." es for II Sr11tember shot at lhc "When a batter ,ii!els to press­ bea...yweighl crown, lights a Hre1- .i�g so much th at he's hurting sive Al�•x Miteff or Argentina to­ h1ms1>1f , then you have to rind a ni11ht i11 u JO-rounder at M adi11on way . lo bring him out · Qf it " Square Ga rden. D)'kes said. "Sometlme11 8 coup)t> of days otr will put him back in Their bout wm be the last !lrlde." J.� dd-.y ni,.:ht televillon fight stag­ ed in the Gorden. 11,.e rawr-epon­ sored TV bouts will be shifted to Ca lches Reported S1turday nieht in October, and SE Ohio the only New York TV flii.hls mean Good COi UMB be while will he stage d at little St i ng ou,llook �!nt�:�e�� to/:��� Nick's Arena. Machen Is favored d es n o • otty conal I H5. ;i�f::.� l h� :i �tte � :: : t r f::eDepartrnent said in 1� a nd s , ream report · In F..ast Centra l and s ou UwJIItrn n8 h n are t!_!ill taking JJ1Jakies ! n g!r;;{ O r e b and str:am��n t�i! �;1 o�fd i8 • • 1 _ lion t O Pl cd mont _o.,ake, '8elmont C un t a nd Lee11V11le Reaervolr, c: :r un rnu kle1 are re:� l en , om_ 1:reams In Belont Cou :1 u m s_. cre pes and ��r:•� r 1i: w1se be• ng reported from su I 1- e e 1 i.lk ll Ill f Atwood Carr II S e Lake, ciucrnS:)' . �l�����n mg ' tnanea d Ta n H a 1 'n o un, M !:: �nd ��;� ba{ ���:a / ::--;-----� i! • TO MIIT TUES DAY The Past Matrone of Pomeroy a c 0 • ;! :i� ; 1E � wl � mee_l Tuesday h e asoniC' T(•mple II wiih Mrs. E- J , Tracy as hostess. I by CHAMP AND STETSON $2.95 and up Several Colors and Styles To Chooee From SMITH C LOTH I NG CO. Cash Babr, Owner MIDDLEPOi:T I ,_ 1::::�1�- {i From R. H , Rawlin gs '59 STU.D EBAKER Lark 9 Pusenger Station Wagon. 6 -..:yl. Std . trans . One owner. '5 8 FORD · · � - · · - · $1 595 �r e ��2. :! �.?'5 �owQee ,:g :nd br,:es, .auto•. rans . Clemente Draws Loud Calls Of 'Arriba, Am.ha' When At Bat 0 :,&: and hea:er I '55 FORD • . · · - · · - s995 - :f�� :��� £tt�,l!.QbJ!ml�on • $]095 :�!.�n:YltiOUTH · · · 395 ' 1.r,oen ¼ 'TOU ... f'III I P\QKJtl'\' •• . � ,: I a , · ;I •· �'7 -. ·""11 , • . . '58 ·DODGE· 1/2 ·TON •1 .595 ,sw�101:. · : '. . ii. ·H. Rf;iwl ings Sons Co. DODG• * 0$>PG_I-DAIT * DQpTO l •• ., . , . ,.._... WYanclot19 2-21 52 . .. ..... .,u... : ' ' . ' _,,.. � Ki._, o..tve"r!; Snead 'lrails fn .Own 18ru1iw� · .W:.. For Now, Anyway A 8"i MONlY •SAVEtl WHITE SULPHUR SffRlNGS, W. Va. UFJ-Skinny Gardiner Olckinson •t� two ■trokea up on the fleld-u1d five ,head of favo_red Sammy Snea.d--.as 62 pro­ feu1onal1 went Into the aecond · round ol the Sam Snead Festival Golf TOUl'Jlam•nt. Diekln,on finished with a apar­ klina: flve-un�errpar 65 ThW'ldAy ■fttir moat fll the others were m. lt wa1 tbe ,NCODd be■t tompetl­ tlve rou.Qd UM G-foot-lO, 127-pound prot.1e of .,-.n .lw&an ever II.ad lhot, But be WU holdin1 no lllu­ tion1 . about P,Ullin& down the '2:!JOO lint prlte money. 1 You 1tlll hive to watch out for &nNd,t' 11ld Dlcll:JJJison. "This 1a \1�.,19PJN ·courN and th11t to YU"91"d� may lNI par for 0th.en but 1fll..d lt'1 JI.kt foliNtVfl- l par. ( · \· 'i.'OllftN,I CI; ;;.lll. UPI -Chllt ha, 1n,11,s . "le■ Hannum ....i, •1 l�e '11!1CUWJ N•tlOljal, '1n tilt' lf•ll-1 Allocl■llon, tqo Obmplc IMQ1t­ ,lit ll,pm1. -� 1'· IICII Tillllill "(IIT Rotary Po• ,M_, • 'i� � �Jt:,UR!''• !IIW!b-U ll!f.-l!l+r ,..,.. 2 Cycle $44.00 • 22 l�h Hodel, ; A 100:d dependable oar that is wortt:a muoh more money. Famous V-8 Rocket eneine 'Mith lfydramatiie Super Drive. �•• your ebaote 10 1tep ,up to ran Olds rat the rflht .prke. lfM -�� -.n, Ai' ·� • · · . . · ·r-. · . ,;_. . . · · ;· ·.· .,... . ..... , . ,, $59'�11 OU81'0M V-8 - 4 DOOR AT 19SJ PLYMOIP'H · . . · · · . . . . · · · · · · · · · $295 B LAETT MA:R'S Here ,b -a NU.le ell" Wilt wlH &aVfl..)'OU money, Eaay to park. Rum 1Hck • a ribbon. Worth mutt. more. See U now. !a?l. •o, day In Nd day Karr &' Yan Zandt Old8mobtle - CadlllN - 8'1!1� . Pl:olle WY,W34! W. Main Ill. ' I t • J.<lllla · iH<i.-."'t,!:!t,-,.5 '- '� , an.dW �. 'S::, '1 •' ' I · · · · · · · · · · · · $1 ,fl5 l9S8 .BUICK VB Special car eful owner. SbQWS tbe Hard Top 4 Door Sedan. One best of c,re. c<lOLOI; � � -' .....,.., . ' _ ..,.... .. .. ... ... . ,,... ....95 ., 40 TR UC K i.OADS OF Thri lling Rides and Entertai ning Showt POSIT IVELY THE .WGEST CARNIVAL TO PLAY HERE F1111 And All!uemeal For fte Enlln Famllr • r� II!�' 1 · f.YfR-1".QN� WITH AN -1,0 Ml'FO UCINSI -PlA'ff ·. •. . 1H I • .. 0 ¥0U MAY WIN A •20,00 DRE�M HD USE ' f20;000 toward the purchase of ""Thome. The,.,,;­ ..,111 Mlect ,th.- style, -type- and builder el -the home to •;)uly,10 . awn lot. Winner.posted "'""tf 1,e &uih on ' • his I t• . I o._ 14)59 IUICK .. va i.-c.sdbre · · · · · · · · · · · · $2;S95 .owner. l}yllJflO\V drlYe. �d- Ttip 4 Door. One c�fulthe day It was ,aold. Radio and . heaier . :,\lm9St i\ke y · · · · · · · · $2,'95 1.960 MERCURY Montertl s. Multi-drive. Fully . equipped. 4 D<ior Sedan. EZI glas Showroom dean. · • . , I · 1M5 ,af -.. •· • .l I .• ·• • ,, • •' • • • • • • N .. ....... �hr • . . • I r '• • • ,: • • t • • J '• • ,o�•R:OY, OH IO •• • t.> • �·- A S•'ffld -­ WAP.lt!lq. ' c..ian· of • ludo-. I r ., �,. I ' : • 9 LAlTT NAR'S.· ''' . _, ,, '• ' •. •' •' . ·� ..... ( • ' -- · rl•,.- Rt. . atic d� er. Hydram ,One careful own �. sse � ., ; ..., ,,. ,.. ll r.i...J. . , nge and •�. . . . J, • � : . • • ' . ,1 ,;.� = t-;.;l·. 1> 'rh""' · r'R.'1!-t. -i .�: Nt, , � �' .· • . " . • , "1 '"" !I". T_fr-i f,; ;1 •_ • • n ......·· . .._...-............ ;:r. .. .....__..,. .... ......,..,_ · . . · ji:i,95 · : · · · · · · · · · . uper YJ : S .. ltJ7 ul �ner. .flhoM ,teo<I ....,. Ha,d 'Fop 2 -llool". --ene •...-t Po\l'l!t stee� 1111d brakes. · , lt57 PQlllAC VB Siat!on Waion · $1 DJ l •. • ; . ' . . · ' . (' . , 1U : A1 · SJt t£GJ t : #D : , ! T '.$· 1£ : CIJl · J : t· • tur -s :i ro :IIOfJIING , !: EK WE ER Jf 0 IIJSO iAT ER JJ. Pf(I , 1 � ':� J AII_ YIJIJR R. , .�;. ·:. ;JilST ,CH. FO lJ El W � A lA W 'I A . EH ffl J. fl l = J E, DI I ,·: · - }0, tafS ' . . . · · · · · · i.1,95 1957 BUICK Vl .5-111I · · .brak es. ,Original black , • � Top - 2 •Door: •Really ehm'p i�. - Dynaflow drive.,One C!l!•lul,�WJ111r. .� ONE OF AMERICA'S LARGEST CARNIVALS ,i Door Sedan. Original black fini . . . . · · · · $1 ,695 1957 BUICK V, '-IIIFf ·. ·,Power -� 11nd 11Jl7 ...VM'QJJ ,,... . . 11,0, .,.., Al l-Ame rican Sh .ows · · · · · · · · · · · · '$1 ,09 5 1 958 CHEVROLET V8 · · · sh. Powerglyde. ;&;11:;1pg IA'I\H lNCL� . 1 u:u�',..... s... ilfld 4 Door SedJD: .P.l>.'fer· .. ve dri ow li �a D_y . finish like new '• The Midd!eport Fire Departm�nt Low mileage. Sparkling light 1 951 DODGE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . $195 A knock down PYTHIAN PARK t11111 Wan $1 ,1 95 1957 FORI> VB 2 Dr. Cus blue finish. CRANBROOK 5 PASSENGER COUPE ' I' CMT W>N 'ltlll Wkb ,-ii, ��_ �I [ I , SUPEIJ 88 - 4 DOOR V-8 - 4 DOOR drag out oar ct.t wiH I . » .,,... �. 1:,�'1f ., .:. .��11,c=:" ... "" 11 i,.,,, ,,Buy A Bargian $695 $195 ,,......,_m i Tranaportatioo on Land & Sea ·"°'606 1. Meh\.St. POIM'l'OY Phone WY•2·S8�0 AT THE OLD ,uat"M � -' II- · I The fint anniversary of the 11¥ be 1..... at hi'• will Jackson, II!'• tor, Rev. Samuel ,l!'t:.-li,:u..:.. o)>served Sunday, J11ne ft. at tl)eiJ Naomi Baptist Church. The aet ,..,Jew •I .. · J'·lt. frtwi l!wil ,. mon will be 1iven . at 11 a. m. by '(��Ilia , '!" .,� Ruest p1111tor, Rev . H. H. Tea,zue o� NM:atc'AM uaAOUI the Hosack Baptist Ch11rch Colum� W . , &. •Ptt. lOll . here nied bus, He will be ,.ctomwi 18 10 .I.ti . . . ... by the senior choir, the male chor• ChicaKO . . 11 .5'll l ,18 . . . . . . ore e us and members of the conar �· Baltirn 10 .MG ·1'4• '18 . . . . . . · nrk wlll N r\tl Y ew Rema h. lion of his churc 114 ll .MO 1 1 � 1 . . . . _ also be made by representative• of Cleveland . lt . . . . . . ,10 •le · .41111 -t the Pomeroy First Baptist Church. ·Bo on . . . . . . , . . . 10 1 18 l'4iD 416: the Meigs County M i nlaterial Al Detroit . . . . . . 10 1& .488 O'tii sociaUon and Rev. Nyle Borden, Wuhin1ton · . . . ; • 11 · 1'1 .993 6 . City t pt 1 h is K1n11 Ba Moria I pastor of the lit. h tlfftll 1 11:ursclaY'■ Church In )11d,llePQrt. Bot'- al Ch,._, . ,...., -r<illl · Kan,n ·Clty 7 •Btl- ' 4 ·!NI Friday's PHNIIII ,Plk:hen ·Bottou at Glavalond •NI Mon-· bouquatt. 3-t n Grant : t,1-1 · 81ltlmore ti' Dttrolt (N)-W•I•; k•r G-0 ,VI , fi\ltql 1 4 1 •1 1 Wnhlntfon 1t Klll\11, City (IIJ ., t•" -K9"t l �t vs tiall ·S.0 N.., Yerlr. at ,Ch"9 (N�' ford M vs Wynn •)-1: ,,t.,y'� Chl­ al yoll, Walhln...,_ , at KapilU City' 8altlmore •t ,Detrolf llosttn •t Clffllllnd MetropoIitan Moto�s A very priactk:.11 ear. Beiee finilth - clean •inttrior. AutmnaU� drive, Nddo, ,heater. A real iOod value. Try it ,e,ad yoo 'tl agree. $jcLE MOW I H P.ROGRESS Brtu, Sttalton - • O,d• 1957 Studebaker Ohampioo. 6 cyt, heah�r. G ood cheap u-an,sportation. SA.VE S S S, 1 953 Ford VB - 4 Door. 1 953 Oodt• VB Coronet 4 Dr. R&K. Maire u, an offe r, 1950 O.Soto 6 cyl. Real clean and soUd car f.ur 'lnOOel. Make vs an 9ffer, 1 949 OldlfflOblle i6. Runs. Miki U1 ■n othr. Open Evenln91 TII I P• n.­ .._fee� AnniNll'IR,-Y Obser'fled For Naomi Pastor �1!�i::;:t's���n;•�•�: MEDELJST 4 DOOR · �•• ._,le . Mllde ,t- 1',Slllpqa�nl of-Balli O:alfll1l 'Arrltbil lloea • I II!' ALL NEXT W£EI< DANCE ,COMBO II0--11. 20, � Mn. � prealded ,..,, BYti'' p!'flldent, pl.pa wen for 1 ,icntc till N held et LJb Ahu, lUM .. • awarded Lo Blanche Haakins and Nora Mills. Jolly Pal &lfU were allO e xchlnCed. During the butineaa meet1n1, 1.-�;;;;;:=�����=a;����.;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-, I GEORG.E HALL , s. 1958 MERCURY · · · · · · · · · ··· · · · · . . . . · $1 595 1952 fORD ! SATURDAY, MAY 21st - 9:30 til 1 s s ll',s jCDt ti,il GO ·- GO -· GO - with the VS Rocbt q.ine p .UCk. A re&l sharp little Ol:dfl. One local owner. Try it � A soMd old car iwtU:t, many •ood -u .. • •- 1 MtlropO itan Moton 88 - 2 DOOR GtJod chea,p transportiatlon. b ft.e J olly Bunch Se,,in1 Clu e o!"' ahrj Un. f o home ,iet al lbe lh w enmg . y i hur tv llhoan ■ wd T · M. nt. 1 5 rn embeN prese · -u .n. M'1 \ ho,n wa• au111ed •• I ey. T.he B•il ho,tetl Dy Mt•- Mae NUrse , •ltd a aerved , eu ■ ho t e ■andw lehei and coffee. EAGI- ES CLUB 1 958 OLDSMOBILE · · · . . · · · · · · · · $1 795 left . . ,, .,.,, s:11 �oft.le_. A r�l sporty job finished ini heather, pink and 'W'hl.t:e. Power teenng, ,power brakes, automa2.ie drive, Ndlo, h¥ter. seats � make a bed. One - local ow-ned car. M,an, you'&! }ike Ill 6 C\'L. - 4 DOOR . ,�m,�- f":1· HORNET HARD lfOP '. In& with Mickey Man tle and Roae-r Marla. C erv •nd uli \ il )' infielder Wa )'• ae TeH"llliger were dealt to lhe Yanktet for 1.at1ti1y infielder Anii y CarefThe Chica,;o White Sox pur• cha1ed righthanded Pitcher Frank Barne■ 0-1 from St. Louis, and optioned pitchers Don P'ernrue a nd Jake strike r and outfie lder Jim Mc.Anany to San DieKo of t be Pa c ific Coast Le•gue. Th e C ardinal! ■ lso signed as a free agent vete ran so ulhpaw C urt Simmons , who was rece ntly reJea s.ed by t he Phil l ies. Simmons, 31. kas had arm troubl e . _______ UPJ-lluacular C "� ' r.� ;'°'� . l.TY laininl about rtl �Bob"'cen- im't coinp Iu w Cll)' t.11",, bJt,U ,Sraded by the n ,ttfl\ · · · ·� · · · · · - · · · · · · · · · · · .$995 1954 OLDSMOBILE · , Daily Sentinel, Pom�f\lY•¥id dlepoi:,, ,o, ,. J1Jy_ y ' i" COLUMBUS UPl - Ticket Dl- 1 ter u the Bijc�Y,, p1- -: 1� • � li nt,:ie l Jn 1aJ)& 690.(JfU e t a St Ohio of n e t Sa rect.r George �,,/ · »-• Qn ,l!fov-. JSuc� ■ Al University 111 a man with bt,:: propn _ Jltv. 191 AUllttlca lo the New York Yan• .Ille l -,.lM itr_�,.)ii, ' t95�itf �ii,. ti,_•�t\l" blems. .�. t,•t at the ume Ume be prflt-' at .home. "-ai. ,D'11 ff e 11ver an ticket annual hls /.llY handsprio&:1 to 1t.artin1 He's. . ""rC(),...., ,t)Je of- • , Ai,pllc•UOIJI to t)N! -1.pD\J\1 Mtn1t do1D1 •00 :,ha" "" 1011 le. campa ign, an d th e head ache .a ty go «lebra capacity · of the club rneiabt.n, , Vanlb' 0 IIWll[I: bu aky not from the fact that h e has Hcia\ --•Jlllg •.� c;om.plaj.n, " the Thur iJ hers and 1 lp P?,e beM!f,te:lRQI -,01i e 1btt uld hitter ,bGnMi '98,290 fl?()tball seats to sell to tt:e horseshoe• haptd Ohio Stadium sb n of be ma ned o.,t � � p, Moving picture■ were 01r lea a from oin rn 'm t. J t Bucleye11 home games thls yeftf. listed at 19,fJM, I meet,11 � ., • , eviou, eJ:IP t a PF "1U • from &.i lit he group n tb,e T St■ten said the ticbt situatio venth the � ae o I labed the rub comes beeau8e he doe¥n'f U I home µa&t the at • , Aul 1 in& wh\.ch . was. b,t:ld thl11 year i1 more 1c11te than it u,e tickets on yean to a ieam that have twice that many. o t 11. . Feb er, tw J)U Mill tlle, ■ Mrvl' . Alm baek to t ye ■r enough are pUt of )In. As he gets iiet for another �11- h,as been 11inte 19&3, the.lae utuall)' la in contention tor the movie• betn pl.Ill wed Jlo , sho t alltiDd al¥> ler Mil home Mn. five only ■tudenl pop )' J1er ye ar at the gate, Sta.ten Raid Ohlo p l ■yed t he thamp;o,nahlp. " of Mr family and ,cenery af plays sb: 11mes up when t hey fetylir. r h e ex:peclll a sellout of each OSIJ games. tt u11un1ly , City 1 1 area. the road. But the former Kan 11 e home game this year, with the at home and three on priie• Tic ll;:et ptkes - rernain I the aani 1tront boy, w_hOM booming ho'!'e d Into five crow to have " l a Gamet wertt played and n We'l dip. n l the of ti n � xcep e e o dl,rv po&t ib1 ))' as ib t he put, ytth r e rit u favo ha bl_g a sual t ow him t e d cr mad the d TURI , ct. r.torrix , i11 me. And he said this. too, coul games said. ""nl ia ii 1e llin1i for J4.00 per Football League con tra the Ians here, 1,n t over• "'1 h1 ·"lb t · in pro . • Ten . meet- goes lo six ," be kies be a sellou t if the Bic1 flel roo the d top an the 1eats $5.00 Min, one of deal. either. e problem." • total pt for Ult Joyed about Uie ing al East Lansi 11�. \H<'h. , isn't going to treate a littl eAce gained t3 a for n '°" � che lut blea ootball f he m Studffltl P:lnt GIANTS SIGN MORI. ISO� receiv ing too tougt,. on the Hoosiers who w,t-en they will ' 'JCn n111 City 11 my hO e ,'' _ The Ne w of 74'7 ya.rd1 by rui,ht na. e Uck• Michi gan came h I t al crack Rlt home st W y UP Y fir O It g NE a ake n:a Gettin with m t" plan lapped punu ''I 111d. and wet'e recen tly s koffs kic 00. ing be $4.. over York Gia nts h ave signed hal fback and retun 1y1 g are. playin 4 my suspension by tbe ets will be the studen t,, Slaten when four . year --� --enough said that he allocated .tnd hope lo go into buaines& here. Joe Morr�on to a 1961) Nalional in 1 9M, NCA A. cent. , per tickets to serve about 87 OSU LNds Nanon I ' ve 1ot a wlfe and seven klda ' Stale. OhJo AU· of t n ln e cted enrollm �ffl s •nd another ls expe Last season Ohio State led the of the around 24,000 1ult. nation .i.t the football ticket coun- Thal figures to be By United p,,_ - taterftlt\oMI ---- - thia year - or a. chunk of 20,800 · US cerv is returning to t� team NA,IONAL L•At tickets, t W w, Stied ly T Very ·1. Pt . 09 whieh sold him to the A�hletiC11 Next comes the r.culty mem• 1on. . · 1e,t In Uad Car, 10 . . 21 fft . h , • st the close of the 1956 se1 ittsburg Vunity O members and beJl. P bers, They L then. DEA n,e T . dn 10 nt ■ BES w 817 ,. '.'They di 't FOR THE Francisco . - 20 efactor11 of the univenlt,. Then San . . . . � . 17 1, .SfB 4 nnaU AROUND left me lliltttpg on the bench and Cincl are ts ticke 3,000 of t n , set amou 4 11 , S . . . 1,ii 542 AT ee l Y • thtn cot rid of me. When I fl, Milwauk ONL . DEAL put aside for the visJtinv: schools . 18 . - . 13 Mll)' was able to prove to them t19 8 Last the general public aeta a Loi Anaelea 8 ."Ol) 15 tO • . I . . . a10 thit J could play ball, they de• crack at what's left, and by this Chlc 8 eided. , tbtY )'(Ould like to have me St. Lo1ds - · · · · · 1' " l8 ft MUSIC IIY Ume · there aren"t many. SEE THESE 10 • -� t8 d. · 1l Dt be phia ." adel � PhU or ba e k ye, . Buc The "new look" Sten1,1el told , 'Manlier Case)' 1959 Ford V.I. lJ.ke 11ew, FeirThu�y ( ltl1ti: t'•._...,1,1 y Hayes open . the Wo oach od C and Cerv will radio th11l ic, lane, ,au tomat . _pew,1mei1 Thursday on Sept. 24 again&t Sol.It�• ChlCJJO jl '"'Jlt.dMP-1!1. # · season i lde e $ · t SAVE · ��Is_ r.-:111.ar l f10:t�.:'.�•:_•;"�•�m�-.'._I,���""��""'""""'""""�""-::::"""""""� t St. Loul!i. iheater. 1 ern Meth od lat, alway11 a crowtl Pltttltu,wh ...:L ... LR,t , 1959 Lark II. 6 c3-•l'. wltih over• n Columb us. A week lat• Cincinnati er i pleas One oor. nomy I IIF, ...... : drive. The eco er, on Oct. 1, Southern Callfornj.a S.n FraMlace. ,At , � · ; QR loea,I ow ner. Like new. 1 7 ,000 is Ohio raln n The n. comes to tow ' mUeis. SAVE $ S llUn at ob •1'• es, ........... Frkl iii;....,_ a.am two for road the l ... ........ P+iit " ..,• 1t 1 9S1 ChtYTolet 2 Dr. 6 cyl., . M 1 Oct. on An L & Oct. 8 and at Purdue C 1,1 L--t d r ,an l �• ean er. rH 1n=..t , :. 11:u.u- t &115. The Bucke return home 1or •1 tf4� nice. Lots of mtles }eft in s.,. 1 fr9MIM, ,tt 1 P,..,.....gil) 4(N) ecoming tilt with W iscoR5f n. Hom this car. SAV E S $ $. M .ro,fftiJdlf-.. Oet. 22, Jo to East Lan!;inJ tt>; 1957 Ford V8 F•irkme 500. 1 Need <ll � WQfk car? Then buy thM one. '[l!res yoo d a• f,o California oo r�t DOW. Jwne ,aood too. V-8 epttne • i�c _ ,. drive. Try ,it today'. .!or 1 '!I f.ORD l/1 TON � . . 995 , The Fir,,tea piled up 1 5-0 le,ad m 2 2-S inn.lJ.\ia against bonus efty � JJ,dec�i, , matJ.na: his big � Heu, 4el>qt., iJul went on to stretch U�q' wlnninJ strwk at hom� to eltht 1ames. Rookle Joe Gib.bt!l 'llteded help from Fred Green la , U. •i&hth inning but ret9i'¢Wl cred/t 1 fM' bl■ third win. He yielded • pt hits and struck out • ·· ._, Dod..,.. Vadl· Nnstin tripled home Ed, d\e ,.-_ith two out in the nmUt �nl H the Reds swept a tw041me aeries with the Dodg• er, Ind 11). 0Ved pHt idle Milwau• .kee Into third place. Pinson'• de­ el1We blow off &mdy Koufax who fanned lo but lost his fourth 1traipt l■me, tame after a bunt alna:le ■nd theft of aecond base by Ello Chacon and Ka"sko's sln1le Ued the IOOH. Jlm Blo1nan 1att or three Cincinn1tl oitebers' pleked up , hi■ flr,t victory or th� leUOD, , �rt1'·:::: :;: ;'i�:::: w hlp pe d lh e St · Lo uJ1 Cardin als, 8-3 , and tqok a half.game a:rlp cm fir■ t - place. H e's hit In 1 4 ()f the rates la1t 1� games to ralsfl :: 9 averaai: e to .372 onl)' four poi nts behind Mays' .376. BIK•fflfl PoWltf' Hitter Eve n more 11tonl1blng baa been Cl e mente'■ sudden development into a pif),wer hitter. He h11 nh..-. previously bit more than &tven home rs or driven J n more than 60 runs In a full sea■on but he 's a lready hit six homers and e kn n ls �� � l:c i�: �� :::: .,.. Lou Al\ftl.., 5-4 6',r th•lr 13th •ld0f1' In '1, � • and th• Chlc■■a Cub,· •the Phlladelphla Phlllle1, 4-2, In at�r N1thtn1I LN1ve llmet, The l<anua City Athl.tlca ct. �:��8�=: ,.,.., th• Btltlmo . r• , Orlolu 7-4, Jn tt_. onl y A.,.rtq,n ..... I · •Radio and ' be.alar, charcoal and gray finish, white Cullom • Door Stdan. · Radio, heatar, 1tand ard ohlfl, VB eJli]ne. .....,,... Unlt.d PrtH lrtftr1Mtloul They shout "arrlba, arriba," when Robe rto Clemente bats at Forbes Field and perhaps 110 player better ty11ifiea the "rise" of lhe PJttsbur1h Pirates. . Lona: regarded as a baseball d�amond In the rouih sinre the P1rateii " ■tole" him In the draft in 19M, tbe �year old 111,tive of CaroliRA, P Uerto Rico, h.u , devel­ oped overni&ht into oDe of ,be Natlo? ■ l Lea1ue 11 1hlning atara. He s gmllena:Jng San Franci■co'■ Willie Moy, for the balU.. lead ..t.octay and aome experts think rate,' fir■I cbim· it;: :�e:; Clemente weii on a ,t.for� ne owner. '•6 DODGE ,tr,�• - · � .. · - · $1 295 -C�et 2 Door Sedan. Auto. sidewall tire,. New seat COYtr■. Ion, In New York .Rohinaon said, "I'll a:o ri1ht ahead with my tr1inin1 for the Pender ficht. O ur contract waa 1l&ned Ion& before the Maryland 1u1pen1ion. My only C'omment o n the M aryl an d action is; This ie just tnother case of American prej udice." Se w in_g �l 11.b H�a$ \ ee8, nk a Y o T k Cen Comes Bac t �= =. l _,. But ·Net 'fil He's Prov� Sef � � · Nm.v Begins Taxing Task Of Squ Faethall Fans Int,>' Ghio.Sta USED CARS 395 l$140 95 0 -:�?, M!��y Rt�. • . . ...... T" k l)-·--'l " May 24 M9Y. !Hue .:d �itc :in:� : �r�rrl While and 11old finish. • • In Suspension Aoti�.n Thursday I • BOST\l.N UPI-'lihe •Jlass■ct1 1.11etta Do.xiqg ComrnWion will decide bere' today whether Sugar Ray _ Robin�LT,-1's brand new susIC e i ea<& ,ne p,en■wns will prev ent his rel urn middleweight · title fight with Paul S�t #'or Pender, June lO. ' I Tueada)', May 24, has been set Robinson, fo1•,me.� middleweight as l�e deadline for the purchue and welterwei�lt champion was of tickets for the Pomeroy High 1u11Mmded indl!.finile ly by' tb e School Alumni banquet, it w as M ■ r)'land AthletOC' Commission at announced today by Mn. Roy &IUmore Thur.sdt'a y n ight for fall Mayer, secretary. ure _to fulfill a l��hl contract in Ticket.a may be purchased from Baltimore lut M,'J:nday night. Starks Pharmacy, PomerO!' p81. A t To�yo, Japan, \Jui:Jay An tho ny try or M rs. M ayer. Thomas �uick .. ace rom of Providen .... ce, R. I., of the clau of 1929 who is su­ pre1lde nt of the Nt1t iona l B 1. peril1tend e nt of the Franklhi AAsn., _s�id th e NBA• concu�: �� County Sch.ools, will speak brief- · recogmz1ng Robinson ,'s ,usn ...,en---a- ly at the ba nquet, Ra �ch Wagon 4 Door. 6 cyl. Std. shift, rad 10 and healer. One local owner. � �,t.n,8 Rt,bhi Defiant In Bat Slump ln _ _!!!L!.2__ .. . . . . ·� - . .. · · - · • • _: . . .. .. .. Bench . Bet!kons Celawto, Deep Strow Hats N. SECOND AVE. • •• haJ. GROSSINGEk. Y Y. Ul'I _ Miekey Walker, furnll'r t i tlehold ­ er in 1he we lterwe111: h1 and mid dleweii;:ht diviiliuns . pn·dJl"I� lngt'­ mar Juhanuon will knock out Floyd P.i1.lterat011 again 111 chl'ir Ju�e ;o ht!c!V)'we1ght ('hampion idup faght ill the Polo Grounds. "lngf'01ar scemJii in better shape than _l11st, year and much mure l:l � ­ grewnve, ' Wa lker !181d. "Ht> proved IHI June that he has the punC'h and style to hike care of Palln­ son. He ' l l do it 11gam-mayl>e soon er this time." \V t. N T E L ECTRIC A P f' L I A N C [ " � ? . GETTING M:IIER • PonH'fO)' 's _Panthers, dreams of a berth in the state CLa� AA ba,eb!! l linals left lying in the du.st of Philo High &ho0l's d1am,ond I hursday, lake on tbe Gallipolis Blue Devils Joda 1 � Gal1_1polis hoping to wrap up their southern division <! PREDICTS KNOCKOUT • ••' IrII libllS&i,.L•,bh'••• • r . . .., ... . ...... -................. . . p. . ... .. - .. '" - · 1 -�. . ... .. - · · · - · -.....--..··---·--- . llarris Holds Pomer� f.o 3 Hits, Walks 3, Hits Ont lo ·epoal f• Ron Blac-kburn for seYen hils a�d all six rum during h111 brief thre"" and II third inmng stint. Diomt•dei. Olivo a llowed but one hit the lasl four ;ind two thirds llllll ll�S. ' .. . Panthers Lose At Philo 4 - 0 • •• .............. 'I ........ ...... ._, , ,ilil, . . '�� . _.. ., "' � �' ', J •·' .''j ',:·")�J'•II:�. j. 1-.; � . \ ' ;;- �.. . . . .L DEFIN ITELY � � Diatinctlve pionsh1p. T ht·y <1bt.orbcd lh<'ir fir�: loss Wilson got the tint Panther 1ijn­ c,f !he st'11son Ill the rci;ion.il tour­ gle aod reacbed third, with a man nauwtlt 4-{J from Hridgcport when Jetlint on !int v ia a w.alk but Tum ll;1rn:s twld the Panl hers to Harris M!ttl.fd down lo retir� the t hree S("at1n1•d sin�lei., walked side. 011ly 1 hrc1·. aml h11 one batter. Pomeroy:, two other si1iales Tht· Punl ht•n. with II t wo-game were .conlr1buted by Bob Cunning­ bulJ.(r 1 11 lh t• wo11-lost eolumn in �am m Lbe 7fJl und Terr)' Knight ! tit• SF:OAL. 1 1 t·ed only lo beat 1hc m the &e«1nd. Ulut• Ot• v 1 hs today 11nd l hey'll have _ WiUIIOO (,11:inietl fiv<" , wal ked 3, ,t won 11ml J11ek11011 will not hove hit uoat', aod g.11vc up five lilts lo he l)layed. The Panthers are Brut,ieport 000 2 1 1 0--4 ·s 1 D1:i1tricl c:h a mps, re�iird!ess of P Q�• .uY 1JOO QOO 0----f' 3 3 whet _happens in Galli polis today _ H.arris and Olt.o W\'i.lsQri Qd BndJ,teport. un experie nced, Grueser. smart club, broke up a 0-0 pitching duel between Rill Wilson and its llarm In !ht> fourth with two runll. 0110, their l' il\('hN, opened with a si ngle , was rorced at second. The m•xl ba 1 t l'r J.(ot on via an error and both runners ll(Jv;mced a base' p u ! l m l{ men at se,•ond and third: A s11m•t•1.p bunt and unother error pernu ! l i•d huth to score. DETROIT UPI-Detroit ,Tlger Hnll g1•1;11rt srornl ,mother in M,ula&er Jimmy Oy.kes GUI lie Uw fifth on a triple behind a walk ,my bench Roeky Colavito1 the 1t1nd pu�hed unulher home m the Tiger right fielder obtained from Cl eve I an d III · a trade for batting sut h . . t o r tht• 1 • nthen. look mg_ slight- 1 champ !on I l�rvey Kuenn, when _ � after c·ommut1ng be- th � T1 ge n play ihe Baltimore . { w1·ar� ly lq twet•n _w as_hmJJ: lon U. C. and Porn- ' Orioles tonight. Dykes said he would l'TOy 111a itlf)Jlane and lr.i.in, their h"1 ak greatest . thr�at 1 · ame in the bottom decision on Whether t; :Cnc : Colavito . who 18 hilling only .170 or the fm1t HJJJlfJX , � rter _ he 11ees the Orioles' pitch­ i�g lme up for lhe two-game S<'­ Mudwn F"uvorcd r1cs start ing tonight. Over Arue11·tiuian The TJger manager said he oon­ NEW Y◊ R K UPI-Eddie Ma­ sl�er,ed ben('hing Colavito "for che11, of Portlund, Ore., who hop­ Im own good." es for II Sr11tember shot at lhc "When a batter ,ii!els to press­ bea...yweighl crown, lights a Hre1- .i�g so much th at he's hurting sive Al�•x Miteff or Argentina to­ h1ms1>1f , then you have to rind a ni11ht i11 u JO-rounder at M adi11on way . lo bring him out · Qf it " Square Ga rden. D)'kes said. "Sometlme11 8 coup)t> of days otr will put him back in Their bout wm be the last !lrlde." J.� dd-.y ni,.:ht televillon fight stag­ ed in the Gorden. 11,.e rawr-epon­ sored TV bouts will be shifted to Ca lches Reported S1turday nieht in October, and SE Ohio the only New York TV flii.hls mean Good COi UMB be while will he stage d at little St i ng ou,llook �!nt�:�e�� to/:��� Nick's Arena. Machen Is favored d es n o • otty conal I H5. ;i�f::.� l h� :i �tte � :: : t r f::eDepartrnent said in 1� a nd s , ream report · In F..ast Centra l and s ou UwJIItrn n8 h n are t!_!ill taking JJ1Jakies ! n g!r;;{ O r e b and str:am��n t�i! �;1 o�fd i8 • • 1 _ lion t O Pl cd mont _o.,ake, '8elmont C un t a nd Lee11V11le Reaervolr, c: :r un rnu kle1 are re:� l en , om_ 1:reams In Belont Cou :1 u m s_. cre pes and ��r:•� r 1i: w1se be• ng reported from su I 1- e e 1 i.lk ll Ill f Atwood Carr II S e Lake, ciucrnS:)' . �l�����n mg ' tnanea d Ta n H a 1 'n o un, M !:: �nd ��;� ba{ ���:a / ::--;-----� i! • TO MIIT TUES DAY The Past Matrone of Pomeroy a c 0 • ;! :i� ; 1E � wl � mee_l Tuesday h e asoniC' T(•mple II wiih Mrs. E- J , Tracy as hostess. I by CHAMP AND STETSON $2.95 and up Several Colors and Styles To Chooee From SMITH C LOTH I NG CO. Cash Babr, Owner MIDDLEPOi:T I ,_ 1::::�1�- {i From R. H , Rawlin gs '59 STU.D EBAKER Lark 9 Pusenger Station Wagon. 6 -..:yl. Std . trans . One owner. '5 8 FORD · · � - · · - · $1 595 �r e ��2. :! �.?'5 �owQee ,:g :nd br,:es, .auto•. rans . Clemente Draws Loud Calls Of 'Arriba, Am.ha' When At Bat 0 :,&: and hea:er I '55 FORD • . · · - · · - s995 - :f�� :��� £tt�,l!.QbJ!ml�on • $]095 :�!.�n:YltiOUTH · · · 395 ' 1.r,oen ¼ 'TOU ... f'III I P\QKJtl'\' •• . � ,: I a , · ;I •· �'7 -. ·""11 , • . . '58 ·DODGE· 1/2 ·TON •1 .595 ,sw�101:. · : '. . ii. ·H. Rf;iwl ings Sons Co. DODG• * 0$>PG_I-DAIT * DQpTO l •• ., . , . ,.._... WYanclot19 2-21 52 . .. ..... .,u... : ' ' . ' _,,.. � Ki._, o..tve"r!; Snead 'lrails fn .Own 18ru1iw� · .W:.. For Now, Anyway A 8"i MONlY •SAVEtl WHITE SULPHUR SffRlNGS, W. Va. UFJ-Skinny Gardiner Olckinson •t� two ■trokea up on the fleld-u1d five ,head of favo_red Sammy Snea.d--.as 62 pro­ feu1onal1 went Into the aecond · round ol the Sam Snead Festival Golf TOUl'Jlam•nt. Diekln,on finished with a apar­ klina: flve-un�errpar 65 ThW'ldAy ■fttir moat fll the others were m. lt wa1 tbe ,NCODd be■t tompetl­ tlve rou.Qd UM G-foot-lO, 127-pound prot.1e of .,-.n .lw&an ever II.ad lhot, But be WU holdin1 no lllu­ tion1 . about P,Ullin& down the '2:!JOO lint prlte money. 1 You 1tlll hive to watch out for &nNd,t' 11ld Dlcll:JJJison. "This 1a \1�.,19PJN ·courN and th11t to YU"91"d� may lNI par for 0th.en but 1fll..d lt'1 JI.kt foliNtVfl- l par. ( · \· 'i.'OllftN,I CI; ;;.lll. UPI -Chllt ha, 1n,11,s . "le■ Hannum ....i, •1 l�e '11!1CUWJ N•tlOljal, '1n tilt' lf•ll-1 Allocl■llon, tqo Obmplc IMQ1t­ ,lit ll,pm1. -� 1'· IICII Tillllill "(IIT Rotary Po• ,M_, • 'i� � �Jt:,UR!''• !IIW!b-U ll!f.-l!l+r ,..,.. 2 Cycle $44.00 • 22 l�h Hodel, ; A 100:d dependable oar that is wortt:a muoh more money. Famous V-8 Rocket eneine 'Mith lfydramatiie Super Drive. �•• your ebaote 10 1tep ,up to ran Olds rat the rflht .prke. lfM -�� -.n, Ai' ·� • · · . . · ·r-. · . ,;_. . . · · ;· ·.· .,... . ..... , . ,, $59'�11 OU81'0M V-8 - 4 DOOR AT 19SJ PLYMOIP'H · . . · · · . . . . · · · · · · · · · $295 B LAETT MA:R'S Here ,b -a NU.le ell" Wilt wlH &aVfl..)'OU money, Eaay to park. Rum 1Hck • a ribbon. Worth mutt. more. See U now. !a?l. •o, day In Nd day Karr &' Yan Zandt Old8mobtle - CadlllN - 8'1!1� . Pl:olle WY,W34! W. Main Ill. ' I t • J.<lllla · iH<i.-."'t,!:!t,-,.5 '- '� , an.dW �. 'S::, '1 •' ' I · · · · · · · · · · · · $1 ,fl5 l9S8 .BUICK VB Special car eful owner. SbQWS tbe Hard Top 4 Door Sedan. One best of c,re. c<lOLOI; � � -' .....,.., . ' _ ..,.... .. .. ... ... . ,,... ....95 ., 40 TR UC K i.OADS OF Thri lling Rides and Entertai ning Showt POSIT IVELY THE .WGEST CARNIVAL TO PLAY HERE F1111 And All!uemeal For fte Enlln Famllr • r� II!�' 1 · f.YfR-1".QN� WITH AN -1,0 Ml'FO UCINSI -PlA'ff ·. •. . 1H I • .. 0 ¥0U MAY WIN A •20,00 DRE�M HD USE ' f20;000 toward the purchase of ""Thome. The,.,,;­ ..,111 Mlect ,th.- style, -type- and builder el -the home to •;)uly,10 . awn lot. Winner.posted "'""tf 1,e &uih on ' • his I t• . I o._ 14)59 IUICK .. va i.-c.sdbre · · · · · · · · · · · · $2;S95 .owner. l}yllJflO\V drlYe. �d- Ttip 4 Door. One c�fulthe day It was ,aold. Radio and . heaier . :,\lm9St i\ke y · · · · · · · · $2,'95 1.960 MERCURY Montertl s. Multi-drive. Fully . equipped. 4 D<ior Sedan. EZI glas Showroom dean. · • . , I · 1M5 ,af -.. •· • .l I .• ·• • ,, • •' • • • • • • N .. ....... �hr • . . • I r '• • • ,: • • t • • J '• • ,o�•R:OY, OH IO •• • t.> • �·- A S•'ffld -­ WAP.lt!lq. ' c..ian· of • ludo-. I r ., �,. 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EH ffl J. fl l = J E, DI I ,·: · - }0, tafS ' . . . · · · · · · i.1,95 1957 BUICK Vl .5-111I · · .brak es. ,Original black , • � Top - 2 •Door: •Really ehm'p i�. - Dynaflow drive.,One C!l!•lul,�WJ111r. .� ONE OF AMERICA'S LARGEST CARNIVALS ,i Door Sedan. Original black fini . . . . · · · · $1 ,695 1957 BUICK V, '-IIIFf ·. ·,Power -� 11nd 11Jl7 ...VM'QJJ ,,... . . 11,0, .,.., Al l-Ame rican Sh .ows · · · · · · · · · · · · '$1 ,09 5 1 958 CHEVROLET V8 · · · sh. Powerglyde. ;&;11:;1pg IA'I\H lNCL� . 1 u:u�',..... s... ilfld 4 Door SedJD: .P.l>.'fer· .. ve dri ow li �a D_y . finish like new '• The Midd!eport Fire Departm�nt Low mileage. Sparkling light 1 951 DODGE · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · . . $195 A knock down PYTHIAN PARK t11111 Wan $1 ,1 95 1957 FORI> VB 2 Dr. Cus blue finish. CRANBROOK 5 PASSENGER COUPE ' I' CMT W>N 'ltlll Wkb ,-ii, ��_ �I [ I , SUPEIJ 88 - 4 DOOR V-8 - 4 DOOR drag out oar ct.t wiH I . » .,,... �. 1:,�'1f ., .:. .��11,c=:" ... "" 11 i,.,,, ,,Buy A Bargian $695 $195 ,,......,_m i Tranaportatioo on Land & Sea ·"°'606 1. Meh\.St. POIM'l'OY Phone WY•2·S8�0 AT THE OLD ,uat"M � -' II- · I The fint anniversary of the 11¥ be 1..... at hi'• will Jackson, II!'• tor, Rev. Samuel ,l!'t:.-li,:u..:.. o)>served Sunday, J11ne ft. at tl)eiJ Naomi Baptist Church. The aet ,..,Jew •I .. · J'·lt. frtwi l!wil ,. mon will be 1iven . at 11 a. m. by '(��Ilia , '!" .,� Ruest p1111tor, Rev . H. H. Tea,zue o� NM:atc'AM uaAOUI the Hosack Baptist Ch11rch Colum� W . , &. •Ptt. lOll . here nied bus, He will be ,.ctomwi 18 10 .I.ti . . . ... by the senior choir, the male chor• ChicaKO . . 11 .5'll l ,18 . . . . . . ore e us and members of the conar �· Baltirn 10 .MG ·1'4• '18 . . . . . . · nrk wlll N r\tl Y ew Rema h. lion of his churc 114 ll .MO 1 1 � 1 . . . . _ also be made by representative• of Cleveland . lt . . . . . . ,10 •le · .41111 -t the Pomeroy First Baptist Church. ·Bo on . . . . . . , . . . 10 1 18 l'4iD 416: the Meigs County M i nlaterial Al Detroit . . . . . . 10 1& .488 O'tii sociaUon and Rev. Nyle Borden, Wuhin1ton · . . . ; • 11 · 1'1 .993 6 . City t pt 1 h is K1n11 Ba Moria I pastor of the lit. h tlfftll 1 11:ursclaY'■ Church In )11d,llePQrt. Bot'- al Ch,._, . ,...., -r<illl · Kan,n ·Clty 7 •Btl- ' 4 ·!NI Friday's PHNIIII ,Plk:hen ·Bottou at Glavalond •NI Mon-· bouquatt. 3-t n Grant : t,1-1 · 81ltlmore ti' Dttrolt (N)-W•I•; k•r G-0 ,VI , fi\ltql 1 4 1 •1 1 Wnhlntfon 1t Klll\11, City (IIJ ., t•" -K9"t l �t vs tiall ·S.0 N.., Yerlr. at ,Ch"9 (N�' ford M vs Wynn •)-1: ,,t.,y'� Chl­ al yoll, Walhln...,_ , at KapilU City' 8altlmore •t ,Detrolf llosttn •t Clffllllnd MetropoIitan Moto�s A very priactk:.11 ear. Beiee finilth - clean •inttrior. AutmnaU� drive, Nddo, ,heater. A real iOod value. Try it ,e,ad yoo 'tl agree. $jcLE MOW I H P.ROGRESS Brtu, Sttalton - • O,d• 1957 Studebaker Ohampioo. 6 cyt, heah�r. G ood cheap u-an,sportation. SA.VE S S S, 1 953 Ford VB - 4 Door. 1 953 Oodt• VB Coronet 4 Dr. R&K. Maire u, an offe r, 1950 O.Soto 6 cyl. Real clean and soUd car f.ur 'lnOOel. Make vs an 9ffer, 1 949 OldlfflOblle i6. Runs. Miki U1 ■n othr. Open Evenln91 TII I P• n.­ .._fee� AnniNll'IR,-Y Obser'fled For Naomi Pastor �1!�i::;:t's���n;•�•�: MEDELJST 4 DOOR · �•• ._,le . Mllde ,t- 1',Slllpqa�nl of-Balli O:alfll1l 'Arrltbil lloea • I II!' ALL NEXT W£EI< DANCE ,COMBO II0--11. 20, � Mn. � prealded ,..,, BYti'' p!'flldent, pl.pa wen for 1 ,icntc till N held et LJb Ahu, lUM .. • awarded Lo Blanche Haakins and Nora Mills. Jolly Pal &lfU were allO e xchlnCed. During the butineaa meet1n1, 1.-�;;;;;:=�����=a;����.;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-, I GEORG.E HALL , s. 1958 MERCURY · · · · · · · · · ··· · · · · . . . . · $1 595 1952 fORD ! SATURDAY, MAY 21st - 9:30 til 1 s s ll',s jCDt ti,il GO ·- GO -· GO - with the VS Rocbt q.ine p .UCk. A re&l sharp little Ol:dfl. One local owner. Try it � A soMd old car iwtU:t, many •ood -u .. • •- 1 MtlropO itan Moton 88 - 2 DOOR GtJod chea,p transportiatlon. b ft.e J olly Bunch Se,,in1 Clu e o!"' ahrj Un. f o home ,iet al lbe lh w enmg . y i hur tv llhoan ■ wd T · M. nt. 1 5 rn embeN prese · -u .n. M'1 \ ho,n wa• au111ed •• I ey. T.he B•il ho,tetl Dy Mt•- Mae NUrse , •ltd a aerved , eu ■ ho t e ■andw lehei and coffee. EAGI- ES CLUB 1 958 OLDSMOBILE · · · . . · · · · · · · · $1 795 left . . ,, .,.,, s:11 �oft.le_. A r�l sporty job finished ini heather, pink and 'W'hl.t:e. Power teenng, ,power brakes, automa2.ie drive, Ndlo, h¥ter. seats � make a bed. One - local ow-ned car. M,an, you'&! }ike Ill 6 C\'L. - 4 DOOR . ,�m,�- f":1· HORNET HARD lfOP '. In& with Mickey Man tle and Roae-r Marla. C erv •nd uli \ il )' infielder Wa )'• ae TeH"llliger were dealt to lhe Yanktet for 1.at1ti1y infielder Anii y CarefThe Chica,;o White Sox pur• cha1ed righthanded Pitcher Frank Barne■ 0-1 from St. Louis, and optioned pitchers Don P'ernrue a nd Jake strike r and outfie lder Jim Mc.Anany to San DieKo of t be Pa c ific Coast Le•gue. Th e C ardinal! ■ lso signed as a free agent vete ran so ulhpaw C urt Simmons , who was rece ntly reJea s.ed by t he Phil l ies. Simmons, 31. kas had arm troubl e . _______ UPJ-lluacular C "� ' r.� ;'°'� . l.TY laininl about rtl �Bob"'cen- im't coinp Iu w Cll)' t.11",, bJt,U ,Sraded by the n ,ttfl\ · · · ·� · · · · · - · · · · · · · · · · · .$995 1954 OLDSMOBILE · , Daily Sentinel, Pom�f\lY•¥id dlepoi:,, ,o, ,. J1Jy_ y ' i" COLUMBUS UPl - Ticket Dl- 1 ter u the Bijc�Y,, p1- -: 1� • � li nt,:ie l Jn 1aJ)& 690.(JfU e t a St Ohio of n e t Sa rect.r George �,,/ · »-• Qn ,l!fov-. JSuc� ■ Al University 111 a man with bt,:: propn _ Jltv. 191 AUllttlca lo the New York Yan• .Ille l -,.lM itr_�,.)ii, ' t95�itf �ii,. ti,_•�t\l" blems. .�. t,•t at the ume Ume be prflt-' at .home. "-ai. ,D'11 ff e 11ver an ticket annual hls /.llY handsprio&:1 to 1t.artin1 He's. . ""rC(),...., ,t)Je of- • , Ai,pllc•UOIJI to t)N! -1.pD\J\1 Mtn1t do1D1 •00 :,ha" "" 1011 le. campa ign, an d th e head ache .a ty go «lebra capacity · of the club rneiabt.n, , Vanlb' 0 IIWll[I: bu aky not from the fact that h e has Hcia\ --•Jlllg •.� c;om.plaj.n, " the Thur iJ hers and 1 lp P?,e beM!f,te:lRQI -,01i e 1btt uld hitter ,bGnMi '98,290 fl?()tball seats to sell to tt:e horseshoe• haptd Ohio Stadium sb n of be ma ned o.,t � � p, Moving picture■ were 01r lea a from oin rn 'm t. J t Bucleye11 home games thls yeftf. listed at 19,fJM, I meet,11 � ., • , eviou, eJ:IP t a PF "1U • from &.i lit he group n tb,e T St■ten said the ticbt situatio venth the � ae o I labed the rub comes beeau8e he doe¥n'f U I home µa&t the at • , Aul 1 in& wh\.ch . was. b,t:ld thl11 year i1 more 1c11te than it u,e tickets on yean to a ieam that have twice that many. o t 11. . Feb er, tw J)U Mill tlle, ■ Mrvl' . Alm baek to t ye ■r enough are pUt of )In. As he gets iiet for another �11- h,as been 11inte 19&3, the.lae utuall)' la in contention tor the movie• betn pl.Ill wed Jlo , sho t alltiDd al¥> ler Mil home Mn. five only ■tudenl pop )' J1er ye ar at the gate, Sta.ten Raid Ohlo p l ■yed t he thamp;o,nahlp. " of Mr family and ,cenery af plays sb: 11mes up when t hey fetylir. r h e ex:peclll a sellout of each OSIJ games. tt u11un1ly , City 1 1 area. the road. But the former Kan 11 e home game this year, with the at home and three on priie• Tic ll;:et ptkes - rernain I the aani 1tront boy, w_hOM booming ho'!'e d Into five crow to have " l a Gamet wertt played and n We'l dip. n l the of ti n � xcep e e o dl,rv po&t ib1 ))' as ib t he put, ytth r e rit u favo ha bl_g a sual t ow him t e d cr mad the d TURI , ct. r.torrix , i11 me. And he said this. too, coul games said. ""nl ia ii 1e llin1i for J4.00 per Football League con tra the Ians here, 1,n t over• "'1 h1 ·"lb t · in pro . • Ten . meet- goes lo six ," be kies be a sellou t if the Bic1 flel roo the d top an the 1eats $5.00 Min, one of deal. either. e problem." • total pt for Ult Joyed about Uie ing al East Lansi 11�. \H<'h. , isn't going to treate a littl eAce gained t3 a for n '°" � che lut blea ootball f he m Studffltl P:lnt GIANTS SIGN MORI. ISO� receiv ing too tougt,. on the Hoosiers who w,t-en they will ' 'JCn n111 City 11 my hO e ,'' _ The Ne w of 74'7 ya.rd1 by rui,ht na. e Uck• Michi gan came h I t al crack Rlt home st W y UP Y fir O It g NE a ake n:a Gettin with m t" plan lapped punu ''I 111d. and wet'e recen tly s koffs kic 00. ing be $4.. over York Gia nts h ave signed hal fback and retun 1y1 g are. playin 4 my suspension by tbe ets will be the studen t,, Slaten when four . year --� --enough said that he allocated .tnd hope lo go into buaines& here. Joe Morr�on to a 1961) Nalional in 1 9M, NCA A. cent. , per tickets to serve about 87 OSU LNds Nanon I ' ve 1ot a wlfe and seven klda ' Stale. OhJo AU· of t n ln e cted enrollm �ffl s •nd another ls expe Last season Ohio State led the of the around 24,000 1ult. nation .i.t the football ticket coun- Thal figures to be By United p,,_ - taterftlt\oMI ---- - thia year - or a. chunk of 20,800 · US cerv is returning to t� team NA,IONAL L•At tickets, t W w, Stied ly T Very ·1. Pt . 09 whieh sold him to the A�hletiC11 Next comes the r.culty mem• 1on. . · 1e,t In Uad Car, 10 . . 21 fft . h , • st the close of the 1956 se1 ittsburg Vunity O members and beJl. P bers, They L then. DEA n,e T . dn 10 nt ■ BES w 817 ,. '.'They di 't FOR THE Francisco . - 20 efactor11 of the univenlt,. Then San . . . . � . 17 1, .SfB 4 nnaU AROUND left me lliltttpg on the bench and Cincl are ts ticke 3,000 of t n , set amou 4 11 , S . . . 1,ii 542 AT ee l Y • thtn cot rid of me. When I fl, Milwauk ONL . DEAL put aside for the visJtinv: schools . 18 . - . 13 Mll)' was able to prove to them t19 8 Last the general public aeta a Loi Anaelea 8 ."Ol) 15 tO • . I . . . a10 thit J could play ball, they de• crack at what's left, and by this Chlc 8 eided. , tbtY )'(Ould like to have me St. Lo1ds - · · · · · 1' " l8 ft MUSIC IIY Ume · there aren"t many. SEE THESE 10 • -� t8 d. · 1l Dt be phia ." adel � PhU or ba e k ye, . Buc The "new look" Sten1,1el told , 'Manlier Case)' 1959 Ford V.I. lJ.ke 11ew, FeirThu�y ( ltl1ti: t'•._...,1,1 y Hayes open . the Wo oach od C and Cerv will radio th11l ic, lane, ,au tomat . _pew,1mei1 Thursday on Sept. 24 again&t Sol.It�• ChlCJJO jl '"'Jlt.dMP-1!1. # · season i lde e $ · t SAVE · ��Is_ r.-:111.ar l f10:t�.:'.�•:_•;"�•�m�-.'._I,���""��""'""""'""""�""-::::"""""""� t St. Loul!i. iheater. 1 ern Meth od lat, alway11 a crowtl Pltttltu,wh ...:L ... LR,t , 1959 Lark II. 6 c3-•l'. wltih over• n Columb us. A week lat• Cincinnati er i pleas One oor. nomy I IIF, ...... : drive. The eco er, on Oct. 1, Southern Callfornj.a S.n FraMlace. ,At , � · ; QR loea,I ow ner. Like new. 1 7 ,000 is Ohio raln n The n. comes to tow ' mUeis. SAVE $ S llUn at ob •1'• es, ........... Frkl iii;....,_ a.am two for road the l ... ........ P+iit " ..,• 1t 1 9S1 ChtYTolet 2 Dr. 6 cyl., . M 1 Oct. on An L & Oct. 8 and at Purdue C 1,1 L--t d r ,an l �• ean er. rH 1n=..t , :. 11:u.u- t &115. The Bucke return home 1or •1 tf4� nice. Lots of mtles }eft in s.,. 1 fr9MIM, ,tt 1 P,..,.....gil) 4(N) ecoming tilt with W iscoR5f n. Hom this car. SAV E S $ $. M .ro,fftiJdlf-.. Oet. 22, Jo to East Lan!;inJ tt>; 1957 Ford V8 F•irkme 500. 1 Need <ll � WQfk car? Then buy thM one. '[l!res yoo d a• f,o California oo r�t DOW. Jwne ,aood too. V-8 epttne • i�c _ ,. drive. Try ,it today'. .!or 1 '!I f.ORD l/1 TON � . . 995 , The Fir,,tea piled up 1 5-0 le,ad m 2 2-S inn.lJ.\ia against bonus efty � JJ,dec�i, , matJ.na: his big � Heu, 4el>qt., iJul went on to stretch U�q' wlnninJ strwk at hom� to eltht 1ames. Rookle Joe Gib.bt!l 'llteded help from Fred Green la , U. •i&hth inning but ret9i'¢Wl cred/t 1 fM' bl■ third win. He yielded • pt hits and struck out • ·· ._, Dod..,.. Vadl· Nnstin tripled home Ed, d\e ,.-_ith two out in the nmUt �nl H the Reds swept a tw041me aeries with the Dodg• er, Ind 11). 0Ved pHt idle Milwau• .kee Into third place. Pinson'• de­ el1We blow off &mdy Koufax who fanned lo but lost his fourth 1traipt l■me, tame after a bunt alna:le ■nd theft of aecond base by Ello Chacon and Ka"sko's sln1le Ued the IOOH. Jlm Blo1nan 1att or three Cincinn1tl oitebers' pleked up , hi■ flr,t victory or th� leUOD, , �rt1'·:::: :;: ;'i�:::: w hlp pe d lh e St · Lo uJ1 Cardin als, 8-3 , and tqok a half.game a:rlp cm fir■ t - place. H e's hit In 1 4 ()f the rates la1t 1� games to ralsfl :: 9 averaai: e to .372 onl)' four poi nts behind Mays' .376. BIK•fflfl PoWltf' Hitter Eve n more 11tonl1blng baa been Cl e mente'■ sudden development into a pif),wer hitter. He h11 nh..-. previously bit more than &tven home rs or driven J n more than 60 runs In a full sea■on but he 's a lready hit six homers and e kn n ls �� � l:c i�: �� :::: .,.. Lou Al\ftl.., 5-4 6',r th•lr 13th •ld0f1' In '1, � • and th• Chlc■■a Cub,· •the Phlladelphla Phlllle1, 4-2, In at�r N1thtn1I LN1ve llmet, The l<anua City Athl.tlca ct. �:��8�=: ,.,.., th• Btltlmo . r• , Orlolu 7-4, Jn tt_. onl y A.,.rtq,n ..... I · •Radio and ' be.alar, charcoal and gray finish, white Cullom • Door Stdan. · Radio, heatar, 1tand ard ohlfl, VB eJli]ne. .....,,... Unlt.d PrtH lrtftr1Mtloul They shout "arrlba, arriba," when Robe rto Clemente bats at Forbes Field and perhaps 110 player better ty11ifiea the "rise" of lhe PJttsbur1h Pirates. . Lona: regarded as a baseball d�amond In the rouih sinre the P1rateii " ■tole" him In the draft in 19M, tbe �year old 111,tive of CaroliRA, P Uerto Rico, h.u , devel­ oped overni&ht into oDe of ,be Natlo? ■ l Lea1ue 11 1hlning atara. He s gmllena:Jng San Franci■co'■ Willie Moy, for the balU.. lead ..t.octay and aome experts think rate,' fir■I cbim· it;: :�e:; Clemente weii on a ,t.for� ne owner. '•6 DODGE ,tr,�• - · � .. · - · $1 295 -C�et 2 Door Sedan. Auto. sidewall tire,. New seat COYtr■. Ion, In New York .Rohinaon said, "I'll a:o ri1ht ahead with my tr1inin1 for the Pender ficht. O ur contract waa 1l&ned Ion& before the Maryland 1u1pen1ion. My only C'omment o n the M aryl an d action is; This ie just tnother case of American prej udice." Se w in_g �l 11.b H�a$ \ ee8, nk a Y o T k Cen Comes Bac t �= =. l _,. But ·Net 'fil He's Prov� Sef � � · Nm.v Begins Taxing Task Of Squ Faethall Fans Int,>' Ghio.Sta USED CARS 395 l$140 95 0 -:�?, M!��y Rt�. • . . ...... T" k l)-·--'l " May 24 M9Y. !Hue .:d �itc :in:� : �r�rrl While and 11old finish. • • In Suspension Aoti�.n Thursday I • BOST\l.N UPI-'lihe •Jlass■ct1 1.11etta Do.xiqg ComrnWion will decide bere' today whether Sugar Ray _ Robin�LT,-1's brand new susIC e i ea<& ,ne p,en■wns will prev ent his rel urn middleweight · title fight with Paul S�t #'or Pender, June lO. ' I Tueada)', May 24, has been set Robinson, fo1•,me.� middleweight as l�e deadline for the purchue and welterwei�lt champion was of tickets for the Pomeroy High 1u11Mmded indl!.finile ly by' tb e School Alumni banquet, it w as M ■ r)'land AthletOC' Commission at announced today by Mn. Roy &IUmore Thur.sdt'a y n ight for fall Mayer, secretary. ure _to fulfill a l��hl contract in Ticket.a may be purchased from Baltimore lut M,'J:nday night. Starks Pharmacy, PomerO!' p81. A t To�yo, Japan, \Jui:Jay An tho ny try or M rs. M ayer. Thomas �uick .. ace rom of Providen .... ce, R. I., of the clau of 1929 who is su­ pre1lde nt of the Nt1t iona l B 1. peril1tend e nt of the Franklhi AAsn., _s�id th e NBA• concu�: �� County Sch.ools, will speak brief- · recogmz1ng Robinson ,'s ,usn ...,en---a- ly at the ba nquet, Ra �ch Wagon 4 Door. 6 cyl. Std. shift, rad 10 and healer. One local owner. � �,t.n,8 Rt,bhi Defiant In Bat Slump ln _ _!!!L!.2__ .. . . . . ·� - . .. · · - · • • _: . . .. .. .. Bench . Bet!kons Celawto, Deep Strow Hats N. SECOND AVE. • •• haJ. GROSSINGEk. Y Y. Ul'I _ Miekey Walker, furnll'r t i tlehold ­ er in 1he we lterwe111: h1 and mid dleweii;:ht diviiliuns . pn·dJl"I� lngt'­ mar Juhanuon will knock out Floyd P.i1.lterat011 again 111 chl'ir Ju�e ;o ht!c!V)'we1ght ('hampion idup faght ill the Polo Grounds. "lngf'01ar scemJii in better shape than _l11st, year and much mure l:l � ­ grewnve, ' Wa lker !181d. "Ht> proved IHI June that he has the punC'h and style to hike care of Palln­ son. He ' l l do it 11gam-mayl>e soon er this time." \V t. N T E L ECTRIC A P f' L I A N C [ " � ? . GETTING M:IIER • PonH'fO)' 's _Panthers, dreams of a berth in the state CLa� AA ba,eb!! l linals left lying in the du.st of Philo High &ho0l's d1am,ond I hursday, lake on tbe Gallipolis Blue Devils Joda 1 � Gal1_1polis hoping to wrap up their southern division <! PREDICTS KNOCKOUT • ••' IrII libllS&i,.L•,bh'••• • r . . .., ... . ...... -................. . . p. . ... .. - .. '" - · 1 -�. . ... .. - · · · - · -.....--..··---·--- . llarris Holds Pomer� f.o 3 Hits, Walks 3, Hits Ont lo ·epoal f• Ron Blac-kburn for seYen hils a�d all six rum during h111 brief thre"" and II third inmng stint. Diomt•dei. Olivo a llowed but one hit the lasl four ;ind two thirds llllll ll�S. ' .. . Panthers Lose At Philo 4 - 0 • •• .............. 'I ........ ...... ._, , ,ilil, . . '�� . _.. ., "' � �' ', J •·' .''j ',:·")�J'•II:�. j. 1-.; � . \ ' ;;- �• ' • �D,llf Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 20, 1960 (9) For Sole legal Notke Legal Notice Police lnve11tljrale A.ccident Thul'8dav Engineers Give First Report All Coa..Umen ■!tended, belnt Zerkle, Chllda, Covert, Cliolon Flaber, Lee Smith and Wa)lne GJbbont; Clerk Gue Grate and Mayor McEl binney. NOTICI OF PUBLIC SALi Pomeroy police investiealed an C•M No. 1 6A41 ccident on the upper parkin1 lot a ot In the pursuance o( tbe order (Continwd ,rom tt■- One) th� Probiil.e Court of Meip Coon• in Pomeroy Thursday afternoon in Th• en1lnMr• promlNd to ,. ty, Ohio, Cue No. 18,44 1 , I will which a 19S8 Buick wa■ damaeed tum - with • proooa■l .., ofter for sa le at public auction on to the extent of $131. 18. CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE KESULTS Hos JU' ta) Gunpalgn The Buick, owned by Tommy lBth. d ay of Jwt.e, 1960, at the how much wch • w,vey wou:d RATES Taylor, Che1hire, wu pa:ked and m■Y ., Court Collected ,..,, Councll thon mey, IO a. m, at the door or tbe House. Pomeroy, Ohio, the follow­ w1.1 damaged by a car beh1e park­ not, ■ct upon that propoU 1 , Th e Mei&■ County Veterans I cent& per word. 3M loeertiOG. .IJinlmum cltarg, - 60 '!e11•.1 i ng described real estate. ed by Judy Ann Bogg■, 22, Mason, e, I etni., per WOJ'd fo.r t.hree CODdlecutive inaert:iona. Campaie:n Committe Memorial the THR EE C O M l'L ETE ROOMS OF get to Council, Last week Parcel 1 : The following describ­ w . Va., who waa drivin1 a car proposal out In the open, approv• through Mrs. Esther C l ark, 1ecre• all new f urniture at Ingel's Special - one moulh for 30 cent.a per word. today reported Furniture. Includes 2 piece liv1'lal1 rate of 3 ccote p;.T word will be dw'jed for advertisin8 ed real estate 11ituated in the Coun­ owned by Charles Wolfe, Syracuse. ed a fir1t re ading of the rate Lary-tre asurer, r ng room sui te, 3 matching taaf DOt paid witlhi.n 10 d.l:y■ after receivina: bill. ty of Meies, in lhe State of Ohio The Wolfe car ■uttered minor ordinance with Childs "oting no. $1,3M , was col lected from buainesa 1 a nd m the Townshiil ..,: Salisbury, damage. bles, i matc h111g lamps, 4 pi e ce Enon J.a Ad\lertisi.Dll - Should be reportf'd trrunediately. The Last nJ&:ht CbUd■ pleaded he p.nd eatabliahments a nd individua. 1. and bounded a nd described a s fol· bedroom .\Ulte, interspring matDail) Smdnel will not be retpon&ibLe for more UJ.1.D one incru·­ The cost or lbe ca mpaign wa1,, many other citi.zen1 have not h ad lows: treH and box sprmg, bed spread ( · net tnlert:on. time to study the proposal pro- $978.55, leavinJ a bala nce of Neutzliug• Called Being in Sec. "· _Town 2, an,d hrd o1 T�ob and SiPecial Notices of EwnU 2 dre11�er lamps, Hotpomt reObitu.ar1e1 $376.45. A cheek to tha t amount perly. rrigerator, g.is range, 7 piece publiahed at l cent per word. ---· Henge 13 of �he . Ohio Company s Norlh Fo• Funer11l _ _ ____ has been given to Meigs Commu�­ e lay, hear• d further asked He :.,r. and Mrs. Be n Neutzing d11Jctle set, a ml 3:t pie(!e dinner 1 H1GJI SCII OUI. STUD1'.:NT WAN'TS purchase : Begrnnmg on the north �,ORDS I DAY J DAYS l MO. ,; DAY:; inge di■cussion , and much more ity Hospital, Inc., the non-profit \& ware. These 3 room» o( lurni• 1u1I or p.irt lime o [ f1cl' work fur I side of lhe Pomeroy and Rutland have bee n called lo Columbus by 60< 90c $ LJ5'4 [>() stud)° before the 5,.,-:md and third [ i�oup which may operate the hosture were not picke d up after a summer. l'honl' S I i z. 4043 or I Concrete Road in the west lin e of the death of Mrs. Joseph Neu l.zling 20 $1 .20 60c $L80 $6.00 p1tal when built. readings ■re apvroved. dvWn payment was made. The write, Box 88, Rutland. 5 20llc \ He1,,d Hysell'e lo�; thence north Wedncsda)' morning at lhe St. An• :16 7k $1.50 $..i:1 $7.:W savings can be yours. No down - -- -· --- -- - along the west lme or the sald thofily Hospita l . Mrs. Neutzling's Ada NICel\rftd by 10 A .M.. will be in that day a P""pu. payment, 36 months to pay. Just ( �teed �·l yse ll lot 200 reet to an husband wat1 a former reside nt of _ p.iy the balance or $8.:m a week ___ _ . - -- - - . _- I iron pm; thence south 63: deg. _rn , �·:, Heights in Pomeroy. He l itre JS $800 worth of furnitur e AIR CONDITIO."'llNG: REF RJ_G ER- mlll. cast 3 1 5 feel to an •�on pin; passed away last July. funeral servlc�s will be held ation service. Jack s Hef n gera- 1 th ence south 2tl deg. 4_1 m. west for only .'f,tiHlJ. Phoue WY2·2635. tion New Haven. Phone T U 2- ! 1 7 0 feet to the north side of the Saturday morning at the Leach 5 . 19. Jk 6-23-tf I Pomeroy and Rutland concrete l''uneral Hom e in Columbus. ( 9 ) For 3537. - -FOR MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS. TIRMITE ANO Pi5T CONTROL --- - -- - - -road ; thenc e north 63 deg. 19 min. FOil SAL�TWO P! ECE .LIVING j -BIRTH ANNOUNCED GULF SERVlt:E STATION WITII I. O. MtCOY by Fain. Ff'M ln•pection. lnt.ur• we::;t parallel with the ce nter line room suite, 2 tab1 e lampa, 3 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preston or C·2 carry out permit, .1258 l'ow­ AUCTION E E R ff Ir; Natlon\Wlde. Phone R. said road 220 fee t td the place of small tables, priced lo sell. Circleville are announcing the . St. . Middl e p-0rl, on State Ht ell ancl A. S.rvlc• 'Station WY2Route 2, Lona Bottom, Ohio of begin ning, containing one and �IB-3tc 1 -- · -- -l'htne SH'HMO. birth of a daughter at the Mt. Car­ 7 . See William Lowe, Owner. 2366. 4-26-tfc - - - 4 / 100 acre s, more or le88. suocessor To Mr. H . E. 9barkey, 5. l9•3tc - --- ----- I MUELLER FURNACES , WESTI NG REl'�ERENCE DEED· Vol 146 me l Hm1plt a l in Columbus. The CONS IGNMENT SALi \ HOUSE •PPllancH, Arnold Br• ' WANTED - VOLU NTEERS TO mother is the former Donn a Roush. p a e 76 O f the De�d R�ords ,1:ia , i will be held Saturday, May ' � participate ln Pomeroy '■ Amer­ the n Sy Ncuse, Ohio. Phone I " Middleport. Grandparents are Mr. 1663 Lincoln H�i9ht1 1954 IIA HI.EY DAVIDSON MO · 1 2 1, 1 960 at 11 A. M. 1 mile west M eigs Cou� ly, 0 h10. H 2:.:.,84. . 1 1 -l l • ican Legion Drum and Bugle WY Mr■. Arthur Rou1h, Middleport and r� tun·ycl e , Modd 165, very good of Porterfield at the auction , ____ e5· following al 1:he 2. l e Par� - �.,.---,--,.,= \ Earl Corps. No age limit aUon. Con• condition, cttn be seen l' t 214 1h ground s wi ll have a miscellaneous GUVELY TkACTOR SALES AN D l�� situate in the Town�ln p of and the late i"1r. and Mrs. tact Guido Glrolaml or Reno Columbu1. Preston, E Mun. l'hone WY2·363� S.rvlc•. Sil E. Main, PorMrO,. Salu1bury, Count)' of Meigs and lot for sale. Lind or Cal l Paul C ascl al 5-19--Jtc WY2--2975. Open 'Ill 9 State of Ohio amd hounded and dePhone Lum·h will be served. Moore '8 Store, Pomeroy, Ohio. J-.,ne 1 . S.Je•mien : scribed as follows, to-wil; untll p. m. GOODARD SALES i!-18-3k B e ing In SK. �. Town 2, and Rffd1vlllL Harold a.-.r�h■rt SMALL TOY H•rold Godd,rd, Auctlo.,.., POMERANIANRange 13 of t_he . Ohio Compa ny's 3691, Ohio. Phone Cool�',11• THERE WILi. OE A GUN SHOOT Manchester Pu ps. Re asonable. 5.J 8. 3tc Purchas e : Begmnmg on the north · for th e Moo11e , Sunday, al 1 p. m . 3-19-tft Phone SP3 :i69!5 Ma!On, W. Va, side of the Pomeroy and RuUand on old Houte 7, back of the IH9-3tp. DAIRY DISPERSAL SAll TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL concrete road at the southeast corskating rink, rain 01; �hlne. On May 23, · 1 P. M., 1 Mlle north 11ppliance repair. Call frank ner of Allen Gilkey'& lot; thene• , 20 2tp of Racine, Ohio, on the Oak Capt eina, 414 N . Second Ave., north 26 deg. 41 mln. east al ong Recently elected Republican Grove Hoad. Other employ­ 3·3-tk G1lkey'e ea ■t line 1 70 feel to M iddleport an committeemen and 1uc­ central ment muet sell. 21 Hol■teJo iron pin; thence south 63 dei. 1 9 ce■sful nominee, Republica n AUCTIONEER cowli, first calf heifer up, 4: min. east to an iron pin; thence were served a chick.en dinner at Good CINn UIN Can Compl..• Servlct Guernsey cows, 2 Jersey cows, south 26 deg. 41 min. west 1'10 feet The Circle Reetaur■nt in Pome­ AU Mlh•t and Modelt CONVENIENT TERMS Crltt Bradford 1 mixed blood cow, (3) three to the north eide of the Pomeroy roy Wednesd ay evening preceding IIIIETROPOI.ITAN MOTOQ Writ., Phon■ or Cont■d year olds. (5) four year olds, - l■lt M■ln It. (6) fiv e year olds, balance are A. C. BRADrORO, Raclnt, Ohl.. un th e 211t d ay of May, 1960, at an organization meeting at the P....,.,, Oh .. It's hard lo gel along without • range - and I rt­ 10 o'clock A. M. the followine court house. ti and 7, with the ex.eeptlon of I IIIMU• Present for the dinner WH the old cow, man y freeh or eprlng­ TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL land and tenements, to-wit: le'/ FORD V8 2 DR. CUSTOM ' frlgerator ls ahnosl • neeesslly. Tbey're both In• t1 •111:111lll ••..11t1 l lc.m nominee for Congress Repub Situated i n the Township of Rut­ e rs, 1 1 head freshen thin bll, aed an . Low mllea1e. Sparkling appliance repair. Phone Otie nomi­ health papers furnished, in­ ' Jjght blue fin l1h 11 ,950.00, Blaet 1 eluded In ti¥• 3 room group. McClintoek, Racine, Ohio. 2-1-tlc land, County o( Meip, State of Otley Collin■, and count)' Ohio, and bounded and descri� nees Robert Hartenbach, Evel)'n spection welcome anytime, a For FRllE lnspecllo11 lnar■, Pomeroy 6-18-tltc 1 CUSTOM BUILT KITCHEN DE· as foJlow■: Lucke, Paul K.loes, Dan Hartin­ good herd. PHONE 11158 CHEVROLET VB f DR. I signed for your home. l"ree ee­ Fin l Trad: Being ln Section· 16, eer, Avery .Nelson, Harmon O' Howard Ervln, Owner, Gilmore'• Supply Slore 1et1 a n. Origin a l black Unl1h. I timat es. Foreman and Abbott, Town 6, R a ng e 14, West beginning Brien and Bern ard Fultz. Harold ( ;oddard, Auctioneer. Power gUde $1 ,093.00 Blaet­ At the organization meetlna:, 8-8-bl l84.4 feet North of lhe Southeast Phone WY2·532 1. 5-18-4tc WY,2-2774 &. 18-6le tnan, Pomeroy corner of said Section 16; thence Dan Jenkins was elected cha ir­ On The Brightest Corner In BEST ROOF AND West J.8 feet; thence South 60, de­ man of the central Vaughan'• Exlennlnallng FOR THE committee, !HQ MERCUR Y MONTERAY 4 Buy Your repalr eervlcv and roor painting nd a chairman vice rk, a (;ompany gre es and 415 minutes Weal -182 Robert Cl dr. 1ed1m. EZl a:lau. Mu ltl-t!.rive. and house painting call BIU f eet lo the Soutb. line of a.id Sec• frank Johnaton, secretary, St, Mary,, W. Va. Fully equipped Showroom Wyatt Phone WY2-2724. 5-10-8\c tlon; thence West a lonJ the South A ll committeemen were named · clean $2,l>ff.OO. Blaeltn an, Porn HOUSt; THAlLt:H 50' x 10', FlVE the executive committee in on line of said Section � feetj eroy. IJ-l8-6tc room11o, balh. Sleep11 a, $4600.00. thence North 3 de,:rees and &O addition to party l eaden and Price inciudcR (uel oil l11nk, m inutes Eaal 1 160 leet to the offlcer11 e lected who we� E.· E. washer, dryer, televlsiou.. See iasTUDEBAKER CHAMPION 2 North slde of Creekj thence 110113 Fol lrod, chairman, Robert Clark, )'unk Ht1dt1Un, Ullshall .Road, loor. Orlgln.11 pa int. One owner the North aide of the Creek North vice ch1irman, Charles R. Karr, tU. 1, ltacinc. $ 14 6tc Vir&il 'l'uford, Syracu1e, Phone Ha dgrees and 30 minutes East Sr., trea■urer and Dan Hartinger, AT W\'2-67 3 1. &-18-Btc tjlJ4.7 feet; thence South 2 degreea secretary. Aw.JS CHALMl:1H.S THAC'fOU, and 00 minute, Weet 817 fe t; hy'1r1ulic plowa, 3-14, corn 19�7 UUICK VB SPECIA L 4 DR. thence South 7� degreea and 30 tinter, cultivator& and •PNY 1cdan. Power steering and bra k­ Qoft>rt 9:30 A.M. ,. FARM SUPPLIU minutea East 429 feet; theffll rlt. Jame■ Mournlng, flallro■d •• · Orlainal black finllh, llke. . Middleport W Y •2·2649 Pomeroy, Ohio North 3 13 feet; thence East 8M TRUCKS AND INVENTORY Jtkilcport, l.:all WY2-3023. : ID new. Oy m1flow drive. $169!U''"'-' Pomeroy WY•24195 t eet; thence North 18 degrees and -6l p Blaettnars, Pomer� 0-18-fltc KAUTZ Fl@ $TORI 00 minutes Well 13 2 feet; thence At Chut., ( 90 1 North 84 degrees and 30 minutes BEOlNNINQ AT 121IO P. M, Yukoh S-2145 O.u ..a: Montgomery 18.1 uiS­ PUBLIC AUCTION 11154 Fouu Doon w1-r11 Eut 684.7 feet; thence North ()t,lo.t 30 fflllll ,iiii, IOATI ANO W LOCATIO-Tw11v1 mllH northWHt of o,111poU1,Rio HAMILL 15RYICI ITATION p er 9.1) lower. 24., ope n; Galli­ drive and lu:utcr 19!i4 Lincoln May U : , 1960 12:JO P. M. urancl1, I• deHreea and 30 minutes 70 aouth1a1t of Jack1on, ■Ix. mUH nortMHt. of Mltr• lut. the)' whll• ■nd lfP l■loro 9:00 A.M. polle 19.2 ·upper, 17 .8 lower. 24 a1dw■II, Ohio, on &lat■ Route 5!4. 4 door full power, good liree The pcrMon1tl propert)' of the late .t.:ast 1 32 feet; thence North 61 de• · and All>■ny 1353 poUt■n Motor■• t600 I. Main l.icorgt! Thia 1atablla1!1d, profllable and w,u.11n1lpped fMd ll 11 m l Iton w, ll bo �oId a t and radio, lll4l 1-'ord Tudur arees a nd 30 minutes Ea■t 1 32 open; Lock 23, 17. 1. All moveable grain bualMN 1, 1oc1t1d In I thriving dairy-hog -poultry 2 thru 3 1 Every DIJ' 8enlt• dams auction 11t the residence opposite 1 St., ,.,..,.y. PhOd• WY..>lt70. 3 are down, river w11h wood lircll 1tind radio. Pf'Oduelng •'"'•· Thi• bu■lmtN hq had an 1p,:,rn:drn1t• ,eel; thence North 70 deHree1 and , l l -l4-_ •________ 11_ flf volum41 or t17S.OOO. Th• HIier will finlnol up to Phone WY2-63�1 . ltobcrt G. Pie· , the pu11t o1ficc on Houle 1 in 00 m m utea East 66 feet; falling one half te nth per hour, _ th■ tal• prlc, at 6" lnt•r■•t. DasOhio River lki•ta; Down: I B I Tupp•ro Pl a u ... Ohio. i!-1 kelt. 7- tc I thence North 76 degrees and fltllAL l!:l!ITATI! &ELLI AT 1!CIO P. M. , Llvmw room suite, 2 wool rugs, I\ I() minute• l!;ast 47, (cet to tbe hield Lockt Louialana 1 : 1 5 am E Company located In 811fW111, Ohio, oon1lfl• Nllll"I Th• ■!dwell 19'6 CHEVHOL T l'' OUR DOOH BARNES-SIMP SON l INSURANCE Co d Spot refrljentor, 4 beds, 7-6· Lock 7 Bayou Laffitte 6:20 . and ,..,_ fHd mlll, 101(71, completel y mHonry two-nory or • E ast line of said Seelion 16; · ' $1 00 . Ann i li race Oller, Syra• 1 l LOR GENTLEMAN Ai::ente, Mlddleport. Fire, . A uto• co mbination dc tk & boo ll case, BA � 1': am 0-2; Lock 12 Ral' E. Salvetti ■quipped with llhllllna, grlndlna 1nd ml1dn11 ■qulpmont, ind thence South along the E a 1t line lilres 3 or 4 room furnilh d ■ltuatM on approxlmll1ty one 1e.... The 1lev1tor I■ equlppad wllll euse, Ohlo. Phone WY2�284. mobile, Bonde. Phone WY2·2903 noor lamps, dhdte!I, quillini of said Section 843 feet to the 6:20 a m 0-1 3 ; Lock 13 Cornel l 8:50 • aldney H-ft.• 14 - ln, 111v•t�r 1111 with "p.arat1 motor; Trlu1111>h ar Pomer:Y en ne or aparlm ln l �1 9-atc • e Jr. frames, end ta bles, r cord playfan dl■charga lt!11l1r, with Noarat• ttart■rl Kelly Dllpl•• 11,ln. place of beginning, containina: am 1 3·!i; Lock 14 A. V, Chris DON STIVERS or Middhiport._ Can 11:ive &:o� � h■ffll'IMlrmlll, with &0-11.p, direct co11� fflOtor CC,mDllM, er; oil lamps, hllnd tools, pi ano, 8 pm !)-0; Lock 1, Ovec 7:� a m :st.3 acres. with oob c1·,11h1r end permarM:nt ,,u11on1t: tv,o.tnn 'Falrfleld 1'4al...a rer erenc�s. Write Box 671, Po dmini: room iuitc, Mu.ytug w11.sh• 14-6; Bob Benner 8 : 10 am 11•3 ; with ..,-rate rnotnr ; 1 1/�-ton Kelly Duplo• '"'••r wlOI mixer S e cond Tract; Bclna in Fraction (9) 3 •h,..,,. eroy, Oh i o. NParat, motor: 1mall utllltv 1h1ll1r with fflotor {fflounttidloadlnQ Loc 20 The Crucible 10:SO ■m er, 2 drcHcrit, pl,lfarm rocker, k West; he­ a, Town 6, Rana:e 14 � �-� f1oor), Other dHlr•hll f1atu,.. lnclUdl oovtr.«t trlKlk top marble pm heater, 10;40 oil Invader sweeper, 23, eltetrfo Loet 0-19; ,MO.volt dr1in. ch11l11 f dock, truck dump pit with doubt• 3 OSED COAL FUIINAC&�, GOOD ginning in the center of the publtc nn .. noloa. office IN•. and mhclna NIOn'I. TM bulldln11 11 l'ICattrl 1-3. llanos, rocke rs, lronln& board, condition. Arnold'11 Wetting­ 11arkln11 road 33 feet Weal of the North­ .. __ "" ap11roxlffl1t■I )" on• Mlfl of arnund with ■n •"'ola 11ton1'1 -■I ,;;;, Jl hilco radio, da)' bed, D1 ls cel· i;• ivt: tl#Mf Upriver Lock WeBlern 8: 3 0 d"'lrV, 23 u.. ...... .... area. fl!a mlll hll bMn handllnai ■1hflllm•" fltetf flloM house Store, Syracu•e. Phone weal corner of Fraction 2i thence ROOM HOUSE, BATH, 10 and l)OUltr)" fMd•: a l■rot, ""artllldt votunw1 Nld■I anlm.al h.. lth lanoou� l�em.11. WY2-638t. (&) 6 la 20 27 ,1, alon1 center of the public road pm 11·8: Mite creditor 10:30 pm Cole st., In Pomeroy near the 1unpllH and Nlt11ted fam1 •upp11H, Terms: C.:ASH out< 110 Thi buylnp 11ubllc .,.,r4om ha■ •n oocortunlh• to p10rtl't1111 ••,--north 18 dea:rees and 20 minutes 9-1 1 � Harriet M 12: 10 1m S-0; I'omc,ruy- Mason JIrldte· Call In th• a wett -11t■hll1hlr4 and tl,ri\llna bu111IMO -.,i,tllch l,tel• avctlllfl 493 Llncoln It. Be aver 1:20 am Q.3_ DO YOU PAY CITY PRICES FOR Charles Sl1111on, owner west 235 feet; thence alone the reldlld ""''""'"t "'""'"• I ■ound money. and ...... ,..., evenlng WY2•3'7S8. D-14'8te b11lldlnos. Phone W Y2·3561 Mlddleport u■ed Iarm machlnory? Sec Btll Not responalblc far accidents. Sale l'lll.kh11 potentlal, center ot the road North" 1G de• and Rut.and concrete road; thence Ooodwln and buy at farm ptlcea. condul'lod by Bradford Auction A.1-'A.h J." M EN'CS - .turlUlbed. and ♦M f\lANCIN0- 1NIPl!CTION-8ellart WIii fln11111C■ ■l'I 1e ""' ef ,.._'I' ll"l feet; 117.9 mlnutea ee■ We■t 20 p ONCE PR INSURA TE north 83 deJ. 1 9 min, west paral• COMPLE t,. Co., R�u.:ine, Ohio, Phone WI 9· Slx. mitet lrom Wl lke1vUI•. 1110 orloe at '"' lnta,.•t. lnsMCtlon lnvlt•d 111ny tlrM Df'1 nr uutui-nahed. Mciluhl'I,, )lldaleroad of the s center thence alona -1:.::­ of ull, 1'11r fllrttMI.- lnfOl'ffldlon cont.ad f)•rbnf'II,. & .a l0': lel with the center of ■ald road tedlon, Life, Auto, Flre, Polio. ; 211 30lc 3821. .U28e . lno,. WUmlnnton, Ohln, ohonls 'FU 1!- 1211 ,o,r ■wnlnlH l'U 9.-�� 2-1-lf port. Phone WY-, - rt, North 1 1 deareea ■n.d 00 minute• 180 feet to the place of be1innin&, Mills, Middlepo Don c,11 upon dttllytl'Y flf (tlM Auctioneer: Crill Bradford TafllMl-41,IOII ca■h day of 1111r.. -Well �1.2 feet; thence alon& COD• eontaininl five elt:htba (%) of an �Ul'C"·- will ,...... GOOD TITLa ■rid IMM■PIAT• ,og.• ,1168 BUICK CE�TIJRY VB MO. Ohio. Ma naacr: A. c. Bradford II AND 8 ROOM HOU8&, TWO 5 aaUION. __________ ter of road North 40 dearee• and acre. tor, Perfect condltlon. Jlmmlt i, 14 6lc room al)lrtmenta. A. N, Ben11I, M. ....,oNAt.: PfllOPHl:TY aP.O.lf\lHINtl AT 1111ft ...tMI 30 minute, Well 1774 feet; thence __ Deem, RFD No, l, Ra dno, Ohio. save and except sh1teen one­ _____ trvc'f 1 1•2-llc Pbone .VY24271. -1117 ltlld■Mqr tM> • 1:QUIPM■NT LL I M Afllt> TAUCKI l ong lhe «inter of road North 00 a .. ll- 18-31p hundrtdth (ltll/ JOO) aeree ■old by with twD -•Ned HI■, "" bOIIY, tll � tUbl:>II'. and ht _ Nltd t ruck OOl'ICtltlon : tt9fl IHC lolla•w"-' blll. two -ton twe ,� ... APAIITMENT: 4 ROOMS, BATH FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM ROUSE deiree■ and 30 minute■ West 133 Allen Gi lkey to Joe Moore, Nov­ 1 �•• Of'I IMI..., ••'•• vsn boclv, on good rubbllr, •ftd lw ADMIRAL TV SET, t"RIGIDAIRE ■lat...l'ffl and basement, Qood location and with bath. Nice location. Melvin feet to the North line o f ■aid Sec-­ embeT 14, 102'1 aa 1hown in Meip chalft hoist: IO(IO- lb. o1atrorm i■c,1.. 1 thl'M .... 1001Mb, • autom•lic WHher In &oud con­ aa1l11 1 eounttr N•IH : Union .r.citrlt1 ..,..11'10 maritl lM. whit 11u11 to feet 2280 Weat tion 8i thence cle an, Phone WY 2·3267. Hood, 1 1 1 Loc1,11t St., Pometo)". County Deed R�corda In Vol. 131 . •n \l't"II etectl'II Wlldtrt 111' C. A, aoo-■mp. •�non Wlllllltl: and dition. Call WY 2-63 3 L the Northweat corner of aaid nae- P11e 391. (&) 18, 6tc D-14-SOtp --'Ylll'II waldlnp torctlNr IOOll•W•tt IIOrt:l\bl• .."1,lo hNMr, Look at tho Spaoo, LOok at the --'--tan 1 1-h,p. etffltk MOtOr, •-440-wN, 1-&,tia-. & Ste wlttl tlon G; thence South II deareea and REFERENCE DEED: Vol. 160, Pl"icea. Look a l tthe 811,vLfla■• HOUSE IN MIDDLEPORT, t BED l'OR SALE MODERN FIVB n minutes Eut 160 feet; thence QUIPMINT-Addhll maclllMI to11r dfft' ......., flllna (IP-P'IC. Pa1e 260, or the Deed Record■ of MONTCLAIR l4TE MOOEI. 17 cu. ..111n.. 1 altlelk prowato,. For the Seit 6uy & Beel Term8 room, modern. · Contact Don room house, iull b■aement and South 17 dearee• a nd 15 minute Meia■ County, Ohio, MafltCHANDII. INY■NTOlll:V-Lat• ■up,1y et' .....Iman ..,. ft. uprl&:hl deep freeze. 442 S. Quisenberr)', 482 S. Third Sl., ■ Ulc. A,aume balance of t. ft We■t 87 feet; . thence South SU JIOM fNd11 animal Mallh 1upp1t•1 farm ■uppll• lnoll,Mlln1 M\OOPIJ on New ond USED, 'Look IO Said premises are apprilsed at 6th Avti., Middleport. Phone '"'"""·' .... , mol...., .... or James ThomH, lH S. Al1on• direct aovernmenl lo.m . Lot DO feet; thence North 67 de1ree1 1 $2,500.00 ■J'd cannot be ■old for WV 2-IK<III. 8 20 31c ftlil:.,.._...NOflal PNIPff'lr" •n■ for ...... 1150. Good neiahborhood. Call ao mlnutea !a.at 18'1 feet; th.Hee quln, Columbus. Ph�e B.Rlleu than two-third• (�) of the ap, 0&3. Avalll.ble •June 10. "-19-Stc 1ee Freddie Thabet, M uon. South 30 de1tee11 and 40 minute■ or IIDWELL MILLING COMPANY PARAK!:ETS f0.00 A PAIR. ALSO pr11Md value. Term■ of We: ca■b W v,. 4.-26-Ua £alt 890 leet; thence Soudl lt do- in hand on day or ule and subject P1not■ and Pomer1nl1n doa,. HN .ICK&JIII, ��•tt room DELUXE UNFURNISHED 4 ■ d IO nunut■■ Weal 100 to the Hen for taxe1 for 1960, 'Sberwo� Co■len, Ohio Rlver l"HON. II DW•LL DU .,_ .. M■natff duwn1ta ir1 apt. Nicely fumlth• GOOD FRAME MOD ERN 2 BED- aneo s lflt••N CAfltl. feet ; thence Sautll 10 decree• and u.1. No. ■-1y, Ohl• Ro1d, p\, Ple111nt, W. V■• J. •B. O'BRiEN, GUllnll■n od � room up1talr1 apt. Phone room home at 1632 Lincoln .... c.MIY01MI IW 15 minute■ Eal& D84 feet; thence Open every dty f to f 11-lWlc ot the Ell.ate of Letb.le 11-llMltp WY2-3874. Hel&ht1, Pomtiroy, Ohio, vacant Sou,ll G3 delNft, and 30 minul.ta Gilkey, an incoinpeteat G. J . can buy with no down ...... •- .._, · l BUlUJING SJTE ¾ Acre■ 270 -• - u, 1 , lh. nee North - deperson. E ·Z IIA S DONE IT AGAIN. KNIT SLEEPING ROOMS. 127 Butternut aymen I , owner wiii i mprove .,.,.. and p minute• Eut 230 CROW , CROW • PORTER, ft. ol front11e on Rt. 7 nHr Pomeroy. --1 11 20 8tp 1ult1 for the 2-3-� year oldl. an d decora Ie to ,ult purc ha,er, (Ni ta, 15 mlnutu Baal Z30 feet; St■le Gange. Phone WY2•2t7fto · Attom1y1 for Guardian Boxer 1hor,, $1.06, M■tchln& or move in 'nd pay rtint until ROOMS AND BATH. UNFUR• between 9 and ft, or Inquire at thence Nortb t dtpee,, 10 mlnutea 20, 27; (8) 8, 10, 17, 81• (8) coatra1Un1 top1 fJ.19, The Shoe your V. A, Dlrecl Lo an come■ Nl SHED Aparlml!Dl. 220� E. Skallna: Rink. �J9, 3te Welt 080 feeti th�nce Eut 1181 15- 13-Gtc BOK, Middleport. thtough. You muat be eligible .M.aln. Phone .WY 2-24611, feetj thence North 88 d tt:rtel and lo r • v. A, Loan. Other pur- IIO & 20 , 3tp m tnutea But illlll feet to lhe ----'�-.. ch■aera can bu,y on Lind COD.· pl■ce of belil\lWII, contaiplq USED EQUIPMENT FOR SALE lr■ct or molte down p,yment ( ] or trade. Tr actor Corn Planter 18.N aeN1, owner un finance ■Ill' 1"■aon• T'1lnl ,'.fl'act: Beinl in FncUon 75.00i Horao Corn Planter . on $ able propolitlon. Contact - 3 . , Town . ll■DI 1' Wul; bell• EARN EXTRA 8 8 Dellvor7 R■ ke HOUSEWIVES : • '211,00; Side LON & BRANNON, REALTORS, nlRI 212 f■■t Solllb of lhe North• m<>MY,, Port or lull Ume. Car _.5_00 ,. Two Rollf)' H� '80,00; •-a■ ry. No lnve■tment. W• , Golll polla, Oklo, Phone Gt• eut corner , of lllld Tnctlon lit; Two Whoel Co-Op , Spreader rahey, 1 Polly Write . ll- 111--11tc tlluce Soulll - olQaa U,e £oil 11ne ■l 7IIO. 116'Tf or Glll-l' 71 F<, • tr .'8().00; New ■1on wl bed : : Buckeye Ave., • Mari11t■, Ohio. _ ::=::::;::: : :::;:==:;:: of 11114 htctl..• �5 fNI; lhenct •130 00 Fl El t 5 20 3l c FOR SAU SEVl!N HOUSII SO.Ill 51 de- and IIO mlnultl o ne ■n� fOTw� B��:0;::wllll 111'- feet; lheni;o , Norlh .&S de'l'llh two b■lha, •••• :._;__ -00 -ed JIUrIOll1 Shade• EMPLOYMENT W . Bo.uae• � � corner . cellar lat and' OI) -mi'nu� 'Weait M feet; bo1.1,e, Ohio, -, Phone .-a! MYWIM. 11-IHlp work or houao cle■nint, qoll Ohio, A llience North 110 de-■ ■ltd IIO loo■ ted In SPruce ii-MO& ■lier 6 p. 111· Vin> OF BEAUTIFUi: '' siL!IC'flON lloute 7 .. Prioed • lo· l, II intu- mlnutea Ila.it II f..t; .tbe11ce Nol'lh , Haymon. 5 If Jtp Flowera, Oro■M• Boaket■• to, II deqtel , ••� IIO nunute, J:■f\ uted coll or wrMe1 1vl lolomorl I DiY, . o\111'1 Shoe Re. 11 dell'<• Ripley, W. V1. T . &Bl-MD. 17& , fool; lhtnco Z DOOR pair, Middll!POrl, Ohio. 11-11-12tp -.ire ■nll \iilil'IIIM 1!ul Ill feet t11 .. . -·'"" p1aee of l\ellnnlns, cont■lnl"' • f, HALF PONY AND HALF WELCH FOR SALE FOUR ROOII HOUSIJ U8.T6.atnO, more or 1111: colt • mo� old, half pony and l>■lh, buoment. .., elty water Bt!i �IJocl ■11 ler■I blflhw.,,. Wll ..-.· ""I' ,.. boll a■ddle hone aeldlni I and ,.,.... Lo<■l■d .... bride• , f1■111 NII Nllto 11 .■ppniaed ■' t I Jean old, Welch mare broke to Muon. WUber\ WNver, Jh--. HIIMM '"' ,..,,..,:- ..... - , ...not be oold •-a- - -•d 110 IO !IO work ride 10 ye■n old, Bl■clt &,17-etp, 1... lhon' lwo tb1n1■ of lhe ■puddl m■n ' Jllh Old, colt ........ per tblnute. • · FOR SALE ROO )ll ROUSE • - -- -■1111. old. Ph•�· by ■Ide, two � Cull ht hlad on cloy ., 1■... Cloae IO -·•· . bolh, ,.. 7floor fui WYIMlll1, Robert G. Ploketl, � wY1- ,.. , · �, ' ,r ' • bu- dillrlct, ' · . , •11.eto l 4 J. . ,· �� . C, JJAllTENIIIIACH ' ·�;.. ,per .. ... ,•1,,.J . 11-lll-lte• 8111D. · , , ". •j� ' S:lt.rn1 1 Melo ,count,, , Obit �- � -t ' .., , ( •: • Q� GlJDNSEY CO-W f'OUR � . , . .. ,., ... ""' .• 1, JJOUU 11mn; , l '' 1"0&. 9V7t--. , )'earl old. An, ·�•nlnl, WQ D� � ' , . Pb�Y• fol' � V1 wllla 11■ Cllftoll, W Beal, lllrrl10••W1. WYW11 Goll'-'i■ - IMIIMo . ' L... ,.... _...�,m.n_lii � ' p'"' ' .,. ,:• l., aN,111, , WNlc • 1 ..,_..... (') '1, Iii I, II, • 11-lH!4 �• .c;t t' i'/ � , ,_ I � l ll RATS KUJ..ED WITH STAR Warfarm. 2½ lb!., 11 .49; 4 l bs. '2.50. Safe, pure, .and 1uar.anteed. Ebersbach Hardware. (4) 27, 28, 29; (5) 4, 5, 6, 1 1 , 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27, (6J l, 2, 3 , B, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 24tp WANT ADS roa ! PHONE WY-2-21 57 d ------cc -- ----- l8l Auto Soles I ,vf;_ If..._ .......... """" . .. ----- --- -- l<ARR & VAN ZANDT KIVER . Call Dk1 SteneH REPORT ------ --· .¥.arine 5upplie � ovtn MOTOR• For Sole I ----- --- . . :Ml ---------- -------------WCH S�TV C,,unn el 8 1Y, 11· •· SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1 960 - J R A I LE RS- ---=- ' 1�4 ) For Rent' • I, ti WHfN.TV-�C ha nn el 13 • · Channel 13 - Friday .oo Channel 13 - Sunday ■ .,oo •.so n. w ■ w _ pj�':'� _________ •="" .-0011 ltf9' aa�i ' 1 951 FORD '.'I" ■ . or ■ WANTED ,,,,1u ' Poll.., a-..1. s·,,----h- ,n iii''11' �--•. ~•• ''i s' ( '° r;;.;;;., 8lartiDi ..... l!l'!llla ., c..,� ,.,_..,., ,,.. !IOl'iJI tli. bli: ROOII . ,:� wusnm�. . ....... ........ - •. -�...... .' . .,...... '"' STEVE AL LE N �-.J. U M P I R E On The ON W J _E l-i (l)SL'f 'UYOB-- : LITILB f)BPHA ,'I ANNIB , 'ny �-un. - ., llAJl wn'L - TH,.� ' ' I CAN'T STAND TH AT LAZY --- EAOI MORNING a ■ IIANCY AT 7:15 A.M. ' TRACY l Cloc:k'' CASE OF �lltl-SIi/i' HAS 1 MADE )'._OJ.!l"li .,, ..J JOIY .., ...,A,., ; us 7 l HeI p Wanteel Start The Day Right IHC1' ''Musical ■ tJiannel 13 - Stturday 0 Waverly Mobile Ho1111 Sales '° . With t:ro· _'!J',� ■ �,, 0.-Sff t· ""''•not ■ M'fl/ AH'D LIKE. SC>ME o' THET DEE-lJSl-tlJS 2,oo Ch1111ntl 8 - Saturday -�!!!.,'!,'•• ■ <"r"';,✓ . . - ,oo ...!';00 '°"' Real Estate .. .............. Cliannel 8 - Sonday .- ------·----- (21 1 . Chanel 8 - Friday •1DWELL GRAIN ELEVATOR AM.D F EED MILL - ---- ( 20b I I nsuronce 1 2 ) Wonted to Rent -DE ., al a­ d, J. J. t�P•-&.il k-iiF!1- - __ ----- re M I DDLEPORT JOHNSON SEA- HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR . . ... . ,__\,.�._ ,-\..;,_· .,,, . : 'Y.. -�. . . 'THANK¥, Mtl/N,I -• l'U DAAP "le A l'm:HER POSI' CARO .. SAIC£S ALIUE !! l 6tKlRE WISH l WU? �A6GIN' · AION6 WIF VE ··- c:n BAKE R F U RN ITU RE ---- -- Ill $595 £� . c ;::� � - - ·,\:\ -� -. \ ) 'a . . . ', ,.;..,.:..._ ':::\ ' · · · ·, ,. '> ik!" l' ?ALL001'PACl<fll, -.; BAG Pf'IN ·---· ; ' \ � l RNF.Y GOOG l..t! s ...n, A Housef ul Of All N EW FU RN ITU RE BED ROOM LIV I NG ROOM K ITCHEN SLIDE.CHARLIE BROWN!SUDE! .. -......-== ---. -,· -..;.• · .- -'\ .. . . ·��-/ . ·- / ,.-.. . · - . Channel 3 - Sunday on In CU· n­ I Jenkins Named Chairman Of Local GOP Motto!-, Tll....i, Prld■1 t.111 .... Ott 1:00 Gant IIUr 1:15 NeWI • Weather t :30 RfD 7:00 Brukfut Party 1:30 NeWI 1:,5 llre■ki ut P■rlJ 1,30 Netr■ 9:0C j:olfee Tim• 10: 10 Swap Shop Ul::S2 )tomlna: Dnotlolll 10:45 on thti Town Jl;OO Cj)untry Boe Down ' 12:00 · i:foon Ne•• Channel 3 - Saturday DON E.. MU LLEN I ,,oo E:" INSU RANCE -------1 Clia_, 3 .. friday rs, Grange I WMl'O Daily Pro�am Schedule Lwal Notice ..���;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;�::::::::::::::;::-:...��::::::��Auto, F i re, Hospi ta l Sole WSAZ..TV Chann el 3 rev• two • 1 1 2:30 Juat For You l :30 Now, ' 1:35 IUtl For You 2:00 Calllnc On Pt. Pltal&llt :S:00 MUl.ic Go Round 8:SO New■ 4:30 Science Fiction Theater 1:35 Huait Go RouDd 5:00 Detective'• Dairy f :30 l..oc■l News 5: 30 Waterfront f:30 Mualc Go Round , C\lm"'1 Pl,■1lo..6:IO Advenfure Time 6:00 Home Run Derby 8:00 Sport, In Rewtew 8,00 oieaml>oot Blh 6:30 News PJeture &:10 Spol'II Scores 1:80 Cbco Kid G:4fl Sport8 Roundup , : 1 5 'nl.e Band Bo:r S:00 Mufo in the Round 8:S!! Weathercaet 5:f!ll Pat Boone Sbuw 1,1& Sim Th�_,.•r Show 7:00 Saturday NlJht Jamboree 8:00 Sundown Seunade &:ii, Weathercast 7 :30 Bonanza O:s'O Off the Air . . . . _ . ,.. ,._ _ 8;,0 News Pietu�e 8: 30 The Man and the Challenge &;45 Huntley Brlukley Repon Thr minimum wage to be paid to 9:00 111.e Deput. 7:QO Ploneera all labor emplo)'ed on thi1 con. 9:30 Journey to Undentandins NOTl�I TO COllTRACTOIIS tract ■hall be in accordance with 1:30 Thia Man Daw■on 10:30 'Man /fom [Dterpol STATE OF OHIO the "Schedule of Prevailln, Hour• 8:00 Troubleshooters DEPAR11111NT 01' HIGHW,t.YS ly Wafe RateB Ascertained and De• l l :00 Ne..rs Headlines 8, 30 Muquerade Party t l : 10 W .ialhercast Col-a, Ohio, Moy 1 3, l'60 Wrmined by the De-partmenl or 9:00 Ca valcade or Sports 1 1 : 1 � : Sbockw•tch Contnct Sal" ·L... I cMW (nd11&trial Relations a pplicable to 9,45 Jackpot Bowllng 2:00 Sifll OIi State Highway Department Jm­ N■• 60 , 326 -y 10:00 Jerry Lewi1 Show provements in accordance with UNIT PRICE CONTRACT 11:00 Ntwe lieadlinea Sealed proposal■ will be re• Sections 4 1 15.03, 4115.04, 4115.o,, 11,10 Weatliereaat celved al the office of the State 41 15.06, and 41 15.07 of the Re • 1 1 : 15 Sign On 11:IS Ja('lc: Paar Show Highway Director of Ohio, at Col­ vised Code of Ohio." 1 1 : 30 This is the Ll!e . . 00 Sign Off umbus, Ohio, until 10:00 A. M., The bidder m).lst eubmil with hh 12:00 TV Chapel Ohio �stern) Sta nda rd Time, bid a certlfled check ln the amount 12:30 Industry on P.aradt Tueiday, June 7, 1960, for im• or $3,750.00. 12:45 Dugout Dope provemeots ln: Plans and specifications are on 7:45 Si1n On 12:55 Baseba l l Proposals No■• I to 4 inclu11ive flle in the department of high­ ' 800 Circle. Ranch 1 3 :30 Sunday Movietime are offered aa one project and will ways and the offiee of the divlsioL 9:00 Sheena , Queen of Jungle 5:00 World C hamplon11hlp Coif be awarded as one contract. depul,i-' director. I 9: 30 Junior Auction 1 8:00 Meet the Press The director reserve11 the rl8h p,.._1 N■, I 10:00 Howdy Doody Show 6: 30 Sunday News Picture Meigs County, Ohio, on Section to reject any and all bidt. 10:30 Rufi & Reddy Show 7:00 Overland Trall 9.76 (part), State Route No. 680 In E. S. PRESTON 11:00 Fury 8:00 Musie on Ice Bedford and Ora nge Town1hip9 by Director 11:80 Circus Boy applying a T-30, T-31 bituminous 9:00 Chevy Show 20, 21, 2tc 12:00 Trlle Story 10:00 Loretta Youni Show surface treatment on B-1 1 1 modi12:30 Down on the Farm fied alabiliud base courae. Pave10:30 People Are FUnny NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR.I I :00 A Tra,veling Ma n ment; Width 1 8 feet. Lena:th 18,· 11 :20 News Headline, STATE OF OHIO 1 : 15 Dugout Dope 955.2 feet or 3.59 miles. 1 1 : 10 Weathercut DE PAllTMENT OF HIGHWAYS -1:25 Cincinnati Base ball 1 1 :15 Nitewatch Pr..-.1 No. 2 Columbus, ,ohlo, Mt1 U, 1960 4:00 The Sehool Star, I :00 Sl(II Off Gallia County, Ohio, on Sect\onr Contract SalH L... I Copy 15.88, 16.16, Stale Route No. 82C No. 301 in Hn:ntington and Morsan Town. UNIT P1UCI! CONTRACT ehips, by applying a T-30, T-31 biSeale d proposals will be receivtumlnous surface treatment on ed at the office of the State High­ 8:00 Brave Stallion B-1 1 1 modified stabili1:ed base way Dire ctor of Ohio at Col umbus, 8: 30 Leave ll To Beaver eoul"H. Pavement: Width 18 feet. Ohio until 10:00 A. M., Ohio (East­ 1 9:00 La\vrence Walk Show 4:00 America n Bandstand Length 14,942.4 fee t or 2.83 iniles. ern) Standard Time, Tuesday, June 10:00 Jubilee, U. S. A. 8:30 Rio 'ah Tin ProPOul No. 3 7, 1960, for improvements in: \ 1 ,00 Up-To-The-Minute Nen ll:00 San Francisco Beat Gallia County, Ohio, 011 Sectlona M e ige County, Ohio, on Ceunty \1 : 10 Sports Report 8:IO Your Es!O Reportt: 0.'3, 1.68 and 4. 13, State noute No. Road No. C 10 in Colu,nbia Town1 1 , 1 5 Late Show 8:40 Weather Te11er 1188 in Green and G1lllpolls Town- ship, by grading and pavinC with 11"5 John Daly New• lhips, by applying a T-30, T-31 bi- bituminous road mix ■urface 1:00 Buddy 3tarcher She-# tuminoua ,urface tre,�tment on B· course on an aggregate base. · 7:10 Walt lJUlney Pre1e11t1 1 1 1 modftied stabiHzatlon base lt;OO John Hopkins File Width: Pavement 16 feet. Pro­ 8,00 Man Fr<im Blackhawk courae. Pavement: Width 18 (eel. Ject and Work Length 13,544.07 12,30 The Big Picture Lenllh 261400 feet or 5,00 miles. 77 Sunoel Strip feet or 2.565 miles. 1 :00 Colle1e New■ Conferenee The DeteetlveJ Pro,_.1 Na. o1 "The date set for eompleti9n of 1 : 30 America's Ne•met Album G•Uia County, Ohio, on Section this work shall be as set forth in i8:IO lllack Saddle l :411- Travel •P'lhn (1.4.82 Vinton), State Route No. 325 u1e bidding proposal." Myateey Ma\� , . 11:00 Tlte New Tonight in Huptington TownshJp, b,v applyBidders must apply, on the pro­ '3:00 Open Hearin1 :10 Scinning the Weather inK a T-30, T-31 bitt1minous sur- per form s, for prequallfleatidn 3 ::tO Common WC1alth of Nations face treatment on ' B-1- 1 I mod ified :18 llporll Report with th Highw e a)' credit Examin4:00 Prealdenttal ·Mlss!on :20 .i.te Show 11t1btllzed Wa,;e eoune. P1we mcnt: --'-4:SO Nationa l EdUClltlOn A,luloc. Wid� 18 reel Lenzth 2,956.8 f et er, at Columbus, Ohio, at lealt JO e days before the date set to open 3:00 Matty's Fuq.nle, or mile. bids. 5;30 Eve Arden Show ..Propoaals Nos. 1 lo 4 lnclu::;ive Th e mlnimum wage to be pa id ' 9:00 Badge and Bullets 6:00 People's Choic� or this project to be completed to ail labor employed on thii, eon• 11 :DC) • Eddie "Seacrist Show 6:30 Robin Hood not later than Septemher 15, 1 960. " tract shall be In accordance wit1' 12:00 J,.unch with Soup Sales 7:00 Traekdo'ofo Bidden muat apply, on l�e �ro- the "Schedule of Pre vailing HourlJ 12:30 Gr■y Gho•t , 7:30 Maverick per forms, for prequalif1eah� n Wage Rates Asce . rtained and De• 1:00 TV Cla11sroom 8:'30 Lawman W!th the Highway C�ed lt Exam in• . termined by the Department of 1:30 Talk Baclt er, at Columbus, Ohio, a t lea e*. 10 tndustriel U:00 Th• Pebel Relatiorui applicable to 1 .2:00 P'llm day� before the date set to .:pen State Highw 9:30 Th'e Alukans ay Department Jm2:55 Baseball 10:30 Johnny ·Stnecato blde. , · · , prove m�l$. -n 4�.ordan�e with . fl:30 St�j�). WresUiu. , , .. , . • U �OO The Ne..,., Tonight · . �Ct,i.DN 4 Hi.03, 4115.04-,, -41,1:5.05, 1:00 · Record lll>P 11 105,,.Weather Window . Jlllf.06, and 4 1 15.07 ot the Re­ !:30 Dick Clark Show l� : 10 Late Show , vised Code of Ohio.'' 'The billder must ■ubmit with hjs bid a cerijfied check in the amou nl of $2,000.00. , . Plans and spe clflcatione are on• 6:00 Movie Sp�tacul ar fJle in the department of high­ 7:30 Perry Mason ways and the office of the division 8:30 Wanted-Dead or Alive t.00 Tiu, Brighter Day deputy director. 9,00 Mr. Lucky 1:10 The Secret Storm The director res('rvea the right D,30 Have Gun, WIil Travel !:30 The Edge of Nl1ht to reject any n.nd all bids. 1.0:00 Gunemoke Th, Tltree s1oo1e1 E. S. PRESTON, 10:SO Not For H ire 1:30 '111< Life of •Riley Director 11:00 News ► Arihur J. Smith-Newt (5) 20, 27, 2tc 1 1 : 10 Theater 1 3 i:15 A l,,■ok al the wealher LEGAL NOTICE 12:30 Sign orr 1.:20: Jule Jtlvlin Show Notice is hereby given th at the following described pei:sonal pro• 1:30 Amos 'n' A1IIJy perty wlll be sold at public auc­ 9:'00 Revival Cru■ded ,,oo Highwa)' Patrol tion at the Cour t House steps at • 9:30 American t Worl: T:80 Rav, IJlde Pomeroy, Ohio, at 10:00 A. M. on 9:43 Christian Science Wednesday, the Hilb day of June , 8,30 Hotel de Paree 10:00 TYi 1960. •, D:00 Eyewitness lo History One frame house Situated on the · i0:30 C a mera 3 The TWlllchl Zon° rea l estate previously owned by 1 1 :00 Dig Picture Pmon to Penon Leo K. Smith and Om ai::ene z. 11:00 NeWI II :30 · RFD, 1JllA. Smith, o� Mulberry Avenue, Porn• fl:IP A Look t lhe W•�lher 12:00 Rev Elwood Gibbs eroy, Oh10 . 11:15 Tltuter 13. 12: 15 ]laoeb■ll One frame houae situated on real estate previouet:v ownf'd by J: 30 Sporlicope Reeae T. West, on Mulberry Ave. , 3,4& Sport, Special Pomeroy, Ohio. 4:15 Comedy Time �:llo Captain K nproo All fl:durea are included In 4 :30 Rev. W!Uard Wllcos •:00 o'UJ' Gana Comediea uid buildings. 6:00 Oral JL :,erta 10:00 Haakle ■nd lecltle C ztun Said pl'Operty is to be told and 5:30 G--E CQllete Bowl .· !Q:30 ,lfl1ht- ll- P l■yhouoe conveyed' to the hlahest bidder h>' :00 Sm■ll Worla G 11:QO The Long Ranger bill of sale, upon the following U:30 Carton., 111eater 8:30 Twentieth Centur, terms: Ca■h in band on d-, of 7 :0Q Laule l�:00 Sky Kini ■ale. 7:30 ��nla .the i,te.... ' li:30 Joi la,.•bolt · S aid buildings shall be removed '8:Q!) ,ne lid S.ulUv■n Show i:oo cliann� 11 Preaento by _ July 15, 1960 or forfelt all 9:!M) Generiil Electric '"1eater 1:18 BaJebill t.:eadolf rl"1,ta, thereto. 9:l!!l · Allred- 111\fhc;o<;k _ PreffDI■ \:!IS U.b■ll _ Tile right ls reserved to i:eject 10!00 G09rge Gobel Show i:SO Belmont S'!!k"' . and all bld,. . 10:30 Whal■ If• LlneT ' t:l)O Comedy Thi!• . J,. Edw. Foster, Cle ric 11 ,IIO S,mdJJ> News Specl■l · 4:45 America• Album Pomeroy · Board &t Education 11:15 Theater- 13 i:00, Donce Parll' 1 (5) 13, 20, 27; (6) 3, Id, Sic TE LEV ISI ON GU IDE out­ t he J utl· fl,355 20 ) Busi ness Servic es Dally Sentinel, Polneroy-Mlddleport, 0., May 20, 1960- 7 nu· 1 8 Employment Wanted ,1.uo. 1 1 , Notices CaM No. 1 2.911 By virtue of an Order ol Sale duly issued out of the Court ol Common Pleas •f Meigs Co unt)' , Ohio, m the case of Pumeroy Wauonal Banll. Rutla nd Brancb, Rulla nd, Ohio, agamat t:lyde Kin& and He len King, upon a judgmen t th e re m rend ered, and being Cast: No. 12,981 in said Court, 1 will of· l e r at public sale at the front door of the Courthou se in the Village of Pomcro)', Meigs County, Ohio, , • UNH/lfPY! ' ' ,.,' '' ' " T H EY 5AY H E'S Tf-lE LAZIEST MAN IN · BASEBALL · --- H E E VE N USES PAPE R P LATE S SO HE WON'T HAVE TO CL.EAN THEM . ,r...__ �• ' • �D,llf Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 20, 1960 (9) For Sole legal Notke Legal Notice Police lnve11tljrale A.ccident Thul'8dav Engineers Give First Report All Coa..Umen ■!tended, belnt Zerkle, Chllda, Covert, Cliolon Flaber, Lee Smith and Wa)lne GJbbont; Clerk Gue Grate and Mayor McEl binney. NOTICI OF PUBLIC SALi Pomeroy police investiealed an C•M No. 1 6A41 ccident on the upper parkin1 lot a ot In the pursuance o( tbe order (Continwd ,rom tt■- One) th� Probiil.e Court of Meip Coon• in Pomeroy Thursday afternoon in Th• en1lnMr• promlNd to ,. ty, Ohio, Cue No. 18,44 1 , I will which a 19S8 Buick wa■ damaeed tum - with • proooa■l .., ofter for sa le at public auction on to the extent of $131. 18. CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE KESULTS Hos JU' ta) Gunpalgn The Buick, owned by Tommy lBth. d ay of Jwt.e, 1960, at the how much wch • w,vey wou:d RATES Taylor, Che1hire, wu pa:ked and m■Y ., Court Collected ,..,, Councll thon mey, IO a. m, at the door or tbe House. Pomeroy, Ohio, the follow­ w1.1 damaged by a car beh1e park­ not, ■ct upon that propoU 1 , Th e Mei&■ County Veterans I cent& per word. 3M loeertiOG. .IJinlmum cltarg, - 60 '!e11•.1 i ng described real estate. ed by Judy Ann Bogg■, 22, Mason, e, I etni., per WOJ'd fo.r t.hree CODdlecutive inaert:iona. Campaie:n Committe Memorial the THR EE C O M l'L ETE ROOMS OF get to Council, Last week Parcel 1 : The following describ­ w . Va., who waa drivin1 a car proposal out In the open, approv• through Mrs. Esther C l ark, 1ecre• all new f urniture at Ingel's Special - one moulh for 30 cent.a per word. today reported Furniture. Includes 2 piece liv1'lal1 rate of 3 ccote p;.T word will be dw'jed for advertisin8 ed real estate 11ituated in the Coun­ owned by Charles Wolfe, Syracuse. ed a fir1t re ading of the rate Lary-tre asurer, r ng room sui te, 3 matching taaf DOt paid witlhi.n 10 d.l:y■ after receivina: bill. ty of Meies, in lhe State of Ohio The Wolfe car ■uttered minor ordinance with Childs "oting no. $1,3M , was col lected from buainesa 1 a nd m the Townshiil ..,: Salisbury, damage. bles, i matc h111g lamps, 4 pi e ce Enon J.a Ad\lertisi.Dll - Should be reportf'd trrunediately. The Last nJ&:ht CbUd■ pleaded he p.nd eatabliahments a nd individua. 1. and bounded a nd described a s fol· bedroom .\Ulte, interspring matDail) Smdnel will not be retpon&ibLe for more UJ.1.D one incru·­ The cost or lbe ca mpaign wa1,, many other citi.zen1 have not h ad lows: treH and box sprmg, bed spread ( · net tnlert:on. time to study the proposal pro- $978.55, leavinJ a bala nce of Neutzliug• Called Being in Sec. "· _Town 2, an,d hrd o1 T�ob and SiPecial Notices of EwnU 2 dre11�er lamps, Hotpomt reObitu.ar1e1 $376.45. A cheek to tha t amount perly. rrigerator, g.is range, 7 piece publiahed at l cent per word. ---· Henge 13 of �he . Ohio Company s Norlh Fo• Funer11l _ _ ____ has been given to Meigs Commu�­ e lay, hear• d further asked He :.,r. and Mrs. Be n Neutzing d11Jctle set, a ml 3:t pie(!e dinner 1 H1GJI SCII OUI. STUD1'.:NT WAN'TS purchase : Begrnnmg on the north �,ORDS I DAY J DAYS l MO. ,; DAY:; inge di■cussion , and much more ity Hospital, Inc., the non-profit \& ware. These 3 room» o( lurni• 1u1I or p.irt lime o [ f1cl' work fur I side of lhe Pomeroy and Rutland have bee n called lo Columbus by 60< 90c $ LJ5'4 [>() stud)° before the 5,.,-:md and third [ i�oup which may operate the hosture were not picke d up after a summer. l'honl' S I i z. 4043 or I Concrete Road in the west lin e of the death of Mrs. Joseph Neu l.zling 20 $1 .20 60c $L80 $6.00 p1tal when built. readings ■re apvroved. dvWn payment was made. The write, Box 88, Rutland. 5 20llc \ He1,,d Hysell'e lo�; thence north Wedncsda)' morning at lhe St. An• :16 7k $1.50 $..i:1 $7.:W savings can be yours. No down - -- -· --- -- - along the west lme or the sald thofily Hospita l . Mrs. Neutzling's Ada NICel\rftd by 10 A .M.. will be in that day a P""pu. payment, 36 months to pay. Just ( �teed �·l yse ll lot 200 reet to an husband wat1 a former reside nt of _ p.iy the balance or $8.:m a week ___ _ . - -- - - . _- I iron pm; thence south 63: deg. _rn , �·:, Heights in Pomeroy. He l itre JS $800 worth of furnitur e AIR CONDITIO."'llNG: REF RJ_G ER- mlll. cast 3 1 5 feel to an •�on pin; passed away last July. funeral servlc�s will be held ation service. Jack s Hef n gera- 1 th ence south 2tl deg. 4_1 m. west for only .'f,tiHlJ. Phoue WY2·2635. tion New Haven. Phone T U 2- ! 1 7 0 feet to the north side of the Saturday morning at the Leach 5 . 19. Jk 6-23-tf I Pomeroy and Rutland concrete l''uneral Hom e in Columbus. ( 9 ) For 3537. - -FOR MEMBERS AND NON-MEMBERS. TIRMITE ANO Pi5T CONTROL --- - -- - - -road ; thenc e north 63 deg. 19 min. FOil SAL�TWO P! ECE .LIVING j -BIRTH ANNOUNCED GULF SERVlt:E STATION WITII I. O. MtCOY by Fain. Ff'M ln•pection. lnt.ur• we::;t parallel with the ce nter line room suite, 2 tab1 e lampa, 3 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Preston or C·2 carry out permit, .1258 l'ow­ AUCTION E E R ff Ir; Natlon\Wlde. Phone R. said road 220 fee t td the place of small tables, priced lo sell. Circleville are announcing the . St. . Middl e p-0rl, on State Ht ell ancl A. S.rvlc• 'Station WY2Route 2, Lona Bottom, Ohio of begin ning, containing one and �IB-3tc 1 -- · -- -l'htne SH'HMO. birth of a daughter at the Mt. Car­ 7 . See William Lowe, Owner. 2366. 4-26-tfc - - - 4 / 100 acre s, more or le88. suocessor To Mr. H . E. 9barkey, 5. l9•3tc - --- ----- I MUELLER FURNACES , WESTI NG REl'�ERENCE DEED· Vol 146 me l Hm1plt a l in Columbus. The CONS IGNMENT SALi \ HOUSE •PPllancH, Arnold Br• ' WANTED - VOLU NTEERS TO mother is the former Donn a Roush. p a e 76 O f the De�d R�ords ,1:ia , i will be held Saturday, May ' � participate ln Pomeroy '■ Amer­ the n Sy Ncuse, Ohio. Phone I " Middleport. Grandparents are Mr. 1663 Lincoln H�i9ht1 1954 IIA HI.EY DAVIDSON MO · 1 2 1, 1 960 at 11 A. M. 1 mile west M eigs Cou� ly, 0 h10. H 2:.:.,84. . 1 1 -l l • ican Legion Drum and Bugle WY Mr■. Arthur Rou1h, Middleport and r� tun·ycl e , Modd 165, very good of Porterfield at the auction , ____ e5· following al 1:he 2. l e Par� - �.,.---,--,.,= \ Earl Corps. No age limit aUon. Con• condition, cttn be seen l' t 214 1h ground s wi ll have a miscellaneous GUVELY TkACTOR SALES AN D l�� situate in the Town�ln p of and the late i"1r. and Mrs. tact Guido Glrolaml or Reno Columbu1. Preston, E Mun. l'hone WY2·363� S.rvlc•. Sil E. Main, PorMrO,. Salu1bury, Count)' of Meigs and lot for sale. Lind or Cal l Paul C ascl al 5-19--Jtc WY2--2975. Open 'Ill 9 State of Ohio amd hounded and dePhone Lum·h will be served. Moore '8 Store, Pomeroy, Ohio. J-.,ne 1 . S.Je•mien : scribed as follows, to-wil; untll p. m. GOODARD SALES i!-18-3k B e ing In SK. �. Town 2, and Rffd1vlllL Harold a.-.r�h■rt SMALL TOY H•rold Godd,rd, Auctlo.,.., POMERANIANRange 13 of t_he . Ohio Compa ny's 3691, Ohio. Phone Cool�',11• THERE WILi. OE A GUN SHOOT Manchester Pu ps. Re asonable. 5.J 8. 3tc Purchas e : Begmnmg on the north · for th e Moo11e , Sunday, al 1 p. m . 3-19-tft Phone SP3 :i69!5 Ma!On, W. Va, side of the Pomeroy and RuUand on old Houte 7, back of the IH9-3tp. DAIRY DISPERSAL SAll TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL concrete road at the southeast corskating rink, rain 01; �hlne. On May 23, · 1 P. M., 1 Mlle north 11ppliance repair. Call frank ner of Allen Gilkey'& lot; thene• , 20 2tp of Racine, Ohio, on the Oak Capt eina, 414 N . Second Ave., north 26 deg. 41 mln. east al ong Recently elected Republican Grove Hoad. Other employ­ 3·3-tk G1lkey'e ea ■t line 1 70 feel to M iddleport an committeemen and 1uc­ central ment muet sell. 21 Hol■teJo iron pin; thence south 63 dei. 1 9 ce■sful nominee, Republica n AUCTIONEER cowli, first calf heifer up, 4: min. east to an iron pin; thence were served a chick.en dinner at Good CINn UIN Can Compl..• Servlct Guernsey cows, 2 Jersey cows, south 26 deg. 41 min. west 1'10 feet The Circle Reetaur■nt in Pome­ AU Mlh•t and Modelt CONVENIENT TERMS Crltt Bradford 1 mixed blood cow, (3) three to the north eide of the Pomeroy roy Wednesd ay evening preceding IIIIETROPOI.ITAN MOTOQ Writ., Phon■ or Cont■d year olds. (5) four year olds, - l■lt M■ln It. (6) fiv e year olds, balance are A. C. BRADrORO, Raclnt, Ohl.. un th e 211t d ay of May, 1960, at an organization meeting at the P....,.,, Oh .. It's hard lo gel along without • range - and I rt­ 10 o'clock A. M. the followine court house. ti and 7, with the ex.eeptlon of I IIIMU• Present for the dinner WH the old cow, man y freeh or eprlng­ TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL land and tenements, to-wit: le'/ FORD V8 2 DR. CUSTOM ' frlgerator ls ahnosl • neeesslly. Tbey're both In• t1 •111:111lll ••..11t1 l lc.m nominee for Congress Repub Situated i n the Township of Rut­ e rs, 1 1 head freshen thin bll, aed an . Low mllea1e. Sparkling appliance repair. Phone Otie nomi­ health papers furnished, in­ ' Jjght blue fin l1h 11 ,950.00, Blaet 1 eluded In ti¥• 3 room group. McClintoek, Racine, Ohio. 2-1-tlc land, County o( Meip, State of Otley Collin■, and count)' Ohio, and bounded and descri� nees Robert Hartenbach, Evel)'n spection welcome anytime, a For FRllE lnspecllo11 lnar■, Pomeroy 6-18-tltc 1 CUSTOM BUILT KITCHEN DE· as foJlow■: Lucke, Paul K.loes, Dan Hartin­ good herd. PHONE 11158 CHEVROLET VB f DR. I signed for your home. l"ree ee­ Fin l Trad: Being ln Section· 16, eer, Avery .Nelson, Harmon O' Howard Ervln, Owner, Gilmore'• Supply Slore 1et1 a n. Origin a l black Unl1h. I timat es. Foreman and Abbott, Town 6, R a ng e 14, West beginning Brien and Bern ard Fultz. Harold ( ;oddard, Auctioneer. Power gUde $1 ,093.00 Blaet­ At the organization meetlna:, 8-8-bl l84.4 feet North of lhe Southeast Phone WY2·532 1. 5-18-4tc WY,2-2774 &. 18-6le tnan, Pomeroy corner of said Section 16; thence Dan Jenkins was elected cha ir­ On The Brightest Corner In BEST ROOF AND West J.8 feet; thence South 60, de­ man of the central Vaughan'• Exlennlnallng FOR THE committee, !HQ MERCUR Y MONTERAY 4 Buy Your repalr eervlcv and roor painting nd a chairman vice rk, a (;ompany gre es and 415 minutes Weal -182 Robert Cl dr. 1ed1m. EZl a:lau. Mu ltl-t!.rive. and house painting call BIU f eet lo the Soutb. line of a.id Sec• frank Johnaton, secretary, St, Mary,, W. Va. Fully equipped Showroom Wyatt Phone WY2-2724. 5-10-8\c tlon; thence West a lonJ the South A ll committeemen were named · clean $2,l>ff.OO. Blaeltn an, Porn HOUSt; THAlLt:H 50' x 10', FlVE the executive committee in on line of said Section � feetj eroy. IJ-l8-6tc room11o, balh. Sleep11 a, $4600.00. thence North 3 de,:rees and &O addition to party l eaden and Price inciudcR (uel oil l11nk, m inutes Eaal 1 160 leet to the offlcer11 e lected who we� E.· E. washer, dryer, televlsiou.. See iasTUDEBAKER CHAMPION 2 North slde of Creekj thence 110113 Fol lrod, chairman, Robert Clark, )'unk Ht1dt1Un, Ullshall .Road, loor. Orlgln.11 pa int. One owner the North aide of the Creek North vice ch1irman, Charles R. Karr, tU. 1, ltacinc. $ 14 6tc Vir&il 'l'uford, Syracu1e, Phone Ha dgrees and 30 minutes East Sr., trea■urer and Dan Hartinger, AT W\'2-67 3 1. &-18-Btc tjlJ4.7 feet; thence South 2 degreea secretary. Aw.JS CHALMl:1H.S THAC'fOU, and 00 minute, Weet 817 fe t; hy'1r1ulic plowa, 3-14, corn 19�7 UUICK VB SPECIA L 4 DR. thence South 7� degreea and 30 tinter, cultivator& and •PNY 1cdan. Power steering and bra k­ Qoft>rt 9:30 A.M. ,. FARM SUPPLIU minutea East 429 feet; theffll rlt. Jame■ Mournlng, flallro■d •• · Orlainal black finllh, llke. . Middleport W Y •2·2649 Pomeroy, Ohio North 3 13 feet; thence East 8M TRUCKS AND INVENTORY Jtkilcport, l.:all WY2-3023. : ID new. Oy m1flow drive. $169!U''"'-' Pomeroy WY•24195 t eet; thence North 18 degrees and -6l p Blaettnars, Pomer� 0-18-fltc KAUTZ Fl@ $TORI 00 minutes Well 13 2 feet; thence At Chut., ( 90 1 North 84 degrees and 30 minutes BEOlNNINQ AT 121IO P. M, Yukoh S-2145 O.u ..a: Montgomery 18.1 uiS­ PUBLIC AUCTION 11154 Fouu Doon w1-r11 Eut 684.7 feet; thence North ()t,lo.t 30 fflllll ,iiii, IOATI ANO W LOCATIO-Tw11v1 mllH northWHt of o,111poU1,Rio HAMILL 15RYICI ITATION p er 9.1) lower. 24., ope n; Galli­ drive and lu:utcr 19!i4 Lincoln May U : , 1960 12:JO P. M. urancl1, I• deHreea and 30 minutes 70 aouth1a1t of Jack1on, ■Ix. mUH nortMHt. of Mltr• lut. the)' whll• ■nd lfP l■loro 9:00 A.M. polle 19.2 ·upper, 17 .8 lower. 24 a1dw■II, Ohio, on &lat■ Route 5!4. 4 door full power, good liree The pcrMon1tl propert)' of the late .t.:ast 1 32 feet; thence North 61 de• · and All>■ny 1353 poUt■n Motor■• t600 I. Main l.icorgt! Thia 1atablla1!1d, profllable and w,u.11n1lpped fMd ll 11 m l Iton w, ll bo �oId a t and radio, lll4l 1-'ord Tudur arees a nd 30 minutes Ea■t 1 32 open; Lock 23, 17. 1. All moveable grain bualMN 1, 1oc1t1d In I thriving dairy-hog -poultry 2 thru 3 1 Every DIJ' 8enlt• dams auction 11t the residence opposite 1 St., ,.,..,.y. PhOd• WY..>lt70. 3 are down, river w11h wood lircll 1tind radio. Pf'Oduelng •'"'•· Thi• bu■lmtN hq had an 1p,:,rn:drn1t• ,eel; thence North 70 deHree1 and , l l -l4-_ •________ 11_ flf volum41 or t17S.OOO. Th• HIier will finlnol up to Phone WY2-63�1 . ltobcrt G. Pie· , the pu11t o1ficc on Houle 1 in 00 m m utea East 66 feet; falling one half te nth per hour, _ th■ tal• prlc, at 6" lnt•r■•t. DasOhio River lki•ta; Down: I B I Tupp•ro Pl a u ... Ohio. i!-1 kelt. 7- tc I thence North 76 degrees and fltllAL l!:l!ITATI! &ELLI AT 1!CIO P. M. , Llvmw room suite, 2 wool rugs, I\ I() minute• l!;ast 47, (cet to tbe hield Lockt Louialana 1 : 1 5 am E Company located In 811fW111, Ohio, oon1lfl• Nllll"I Th• ■!dwell 19'6 CHEVHOL T l'' OUR DOOH BARNES-SIMP SON l INSURANCE Co d Spot refrljentor, 4 beds, 7-6· Lock 7 Bayou Laffitte 6:20 . and ,..,_ fHd mlll, 101(71, completel y mHonry two-nory or • E ast line of said Seelion 16; · ' $1 00 . Ann i li race Oller, Syra• 1 l LOR GENTLEMAN Ai::ente, Mlddleport. Fire, . A uto• co mbination dc tk & boo ll case, BA � 1': am 0-2; Lock 12 Ral' E. Salvetti ■quipped with llhllllna, grlndlna 1nd ml1dn11 ■qulpmont, ind thence South along the E a 1t line lilres 3 or 4 room furnilh d ■ltuatM on approxlmll1ty one 1e.... The 1lev1tor I■ equlppad wllll euse, Ohlo. Phone WY2�284. mobile, Bonde. Phone WY2·2903 noor lamps, dhdte!I, quillini of said Section 843 feet to the 6:20 a m 0-1 3 ; Lock 13 Cornel l 8:50 • aldney H-ft.• 14 - ln, 111v•t�r 1111 with "p.arat1 motor; Trlu1111>h ar Pomer:Y en ne or aparlm ln l �1 9-atc • e Jr. frames, end ta bles, r cord playfan dl■charga lt!11l1r, with Noarat• ttart■rl Kelly Dllpl•• 11,ln. place of beginning, containina: am 1 3·!i; Lock 14 A. V, Chris DON STIVERS or Middhiport._ Can 11:ive &:o� � h■ffll'IMlrmlll, with &0-11.p, direct co11� fflOtor CC,mDllM, er; oil lamps, hllnd tools, pi ano, 8 pm !)-0; Lock 1, Ovec 7:� a m :st.3 acres. with oob c1·,11h1r end permarM:nt ,,u11on1t: tv,o.tnn 'Falrfleld 1'4al...a rer erenc�s. Write Box 671, Po dmini: room iuitc, Mu.ytug w11.sh• 14-6; Bob Benner 8 : 10 am 11•3 ; with ..,-rate rnotnr ; 1 1/�-ton Kelly Duplo• '"'••r wlOI mixer S e cond Tract; Bclna in Fraction (9) 3 •h,..,,. eroy, Oh i o. NParat, motor: 1mall utllltv 1h1ll1r with fflotor {fflounttidloadlnQ Loc 20 The Crucible 10:SO ■m er, 2 drcHcrit, pl,lfarm rocker, k West; he­ a, Town 6, Rana:e 14 � �-� f1oor), Other dHlr•hll f1atu,.. lnclUdl oovtr.«t trlKlk top marble pm heater, 10;40 oil Invader sweeper, 23, eltetrfo Loet 0-19; ,MO.volt dr1in. ch11l11 f dock, truck dump pit with doubt• 3 OSED COAL FUIINAC&�, GOOD ginning in the center of the publtc nn .. noloa. office IN•. and mhclna NIOn'I. TM bulldln11 11 l'ICattrl 1-3. llanos, rocke rs, lronln& board, condition. Arnold'11 Wetting­ 11arkln11 road 33 feet Weal of the North­ .. __ "" ap11roxlffl1t■I )" on• Mlfl of arnund with ■n •"'ola 11ton1'1 -■I ,;;;, Jl hilco radio, da)' bed, D1 ls cel· i;• ivt: tl#Mf Upriver Lock WeBlern 8: 3 0 d"'lrV, 23 u.. ...... .... area. fl!a mlll hll bMn handllnai ■1hflllm•" fltetf flloM house Store, Syracu•e. Phone weal corner of Fraction 2i thence ROOM HOUSE, BATH, 10 and l)OUltr)" fMd•: a l■rot, ""artllldt votunw1 Nld■I anlm.al h.. lth lanoou� l�em.11. WY2-638t. (&) 6 la 20 27 ,1, alon1 center of the public road pm 11·8: Mite creditor 10:30 pm Cole st., In Pomeroy near the 1unpllH and Nlt11ted fam1 •upp11H, Terms: C.:ASH out< 110 Thi buylnp 11ubllc .,.,r4om ha■ •n oocortunlh• to p10rtl't1111 ••,--north 18 dea:rees and 20 minutes 9-1 1 � Harriet M 12: 10 1m S-0; I'omc,ruy- Mason JIrldte· Call In th• a wett -11t■hll1hlr4 and tl,ri\llna bu111IMO -.,i,tllch l,tel• avctlllfl 493 Llncoln It. Be aver 1:20 am Q.3_ DO YOU PAY CITY PRICES FOR Charles Sl1111on, owner west 235 feet; thence alone the reldlld ""''""'"t "'""'"• I ■ound money. and ...... ,..., evenlng WY2•3'7S8. D-14'8te b11lldlnos. Phone W Y2·3561 Mlddleport u■ed Iarm machlnory? Sec Btll Not responalblc far accidents. Sale l'lll.kh11 potentlal, center ot the road North" 1G de• and Rut.and concrete road; thence Ooodwln and buy at farm ptlcea. condul'lod by Bradford Auction A.1-'A.h J." M EN'CS - .turlUlbed. and ♦M f\lANCIN0- 1NIPl!CTION-8ellart WIii fln11111C■ ■l'I 1e ""' ef ,.._'I' ll"l feet; 117.9 mlnutea ee■ We■t 20 p ONCE PR INSURA TE north 83 deJ. 1 9 min, west paral• COMPLE t,. Co., R�u.:ine, Ohio, Phone WI 9· Slx. mitet lrom Wl lke1vUI•. 1110 orloe at '"' lnta,.•t. lnsMCtlon lnvlt•d 111ny tlrM Df'1 nr uutui-nahed. Mciluhl'I,, )lldaleroad of the s center thence alona -1:.::­ of ull, 1'11r fllrttMI.- lnfOl'ffldlon cont.ad f)•rbnf'II,. & .a l0': lel with the center of ■ald road tedlon, Life, Auto, Flre, Polio. ; 211 30lc 3821. .U28e . lno,. WUmlnnton, Ohln, ohonls 'FU 1!- 1211 ,o,r ■wnlnlH l'U 9.-�� 2-1-lf port. Phone WY-, - rt, North 1 1 deareea ■n.d 00 minute• 180 feet to the place of be1innin&, Mills, Middlepo Don c,11 upon dttllytl'Y flf (tlM Auctioneer: Crill Bradford TafllMl-41,IOII ca■h day of 1111r.. -Well �1.2 feet; thence alon& COD• eontaininl five elt:htba (%) of an �Ul'C"·- will ,...... GOOD TITLa ■rid IMM■PIAT• ,og.• ,1168 BUICK CE�TIJRY VB MO. Ohio. Ma naacr: A. c. Bradford II AND 8 ROOM HOU8&, TWO 5 aaUION. __________ ter of road North 40 dearee• and acre. tor, Perfect condltlon. Jlmmlt i, 14 6lc room al)lrtmenta. A. N, Ben11I, M. ....,oNAt.: PfllOPHl:TY aP.O.lf\lHINtl AT 1111ft ...tMI 30 minute, Well 1774 feet; thence __ Deem, RFD No, l, Ra dno, Ohio. save and except sh1teen one­ _____ trvc'f 1 1•2-llc Pbone .VY24271. -1117 ltlld■Mqr tM> • 1:QUIPM■NT LL I M Afllt> TAUCKI l ong lhe «inter of road North 00 a .. ll- 18-31p hundrtdth (ltll/ JOO) aeree ■old by with twD -•Ned HI■, "" bOIIY, tll � tUbl:>II'. and ht _ Nltd t ruck OOl'ICtltlon : tt9fl IHC lolla•w"-' blll. two -ton twe ,� ... APAIITMENT: 4 ROOMS, BATH FOR SALE: FIVE ROOM ROUSE deiree■ and 30 minute■ West 133 Allen Gi lkey to Joe Moore, Nov­ 1 �•• Of'I IMI..., ••'•• vsn boclv, on good rubbllr, •ftd lw ADMIRAL TV SET, t"RIGIDAIRE ■lat...l'ffl and basement, Qood location and with bath. Nice location. Melvin feet to the North line o f ■aid Sec-­ embeT 14, 102'1 aa 1hown in Meip chalft hoist: IO(IO- lb. o1atrorm i■c,1.. 1 thl'M .... 1001Mb, • autom•lic WHher In &oud con­ aa1l11 1 eounttr N•IH : Union .r.citrlt1 ..,..11'10 maritl lM. whit 11u11 to feet 2280 Weat tion 8i thence cle an, Phone WY 2·3267. Hood, 1 1 1 Loc1,11t St., Pometo)". County Deed R�corda In Vol. 131 . •n \l't"II etectl'II Wlldtrt 111' C. A, aoo-■mp. •�non Wlllllltl: and dition. Call WY 2-63 3 L the Northweat corner of aaid nae- P11e 391. (&) 18, 6tc D-14-SOtp --'Ylll'II waldlnp torctlNr IOOll•W•tt IIOrt:l\bl• .."1,lo hNMr, Look at tho Spaoo, LOok at the --'--tan 1 1-h,p. etffltk MOtOr, •-440-wN, 1-&,tia-. & Ste wlttl tlon G; thence South II deareea and REFERENCE DEED: Vol. 160, Pl"icea. Look a l tthe 811,vLfla■• HOUSE IN MIDDLEPORT, t BED l'OR SALE MODERN FIVB n minutes Eut 160 feet; thence QUIPMINT-Addhll maclllMI to11r dfft' ......., flllna (IP-P'IC. Pa1e 260, or the Deed Record■ of MONTCLAIR l4TE MOOEI. 17 cu. ..111n.. 1 altlelk prowato,. For the Seit 6uy & Beel Term8 room, modern. · Contact Don room house, iull b■aement and South 17 dearee• a nd 15 minute Meia■ County, Ohio, MafltCHANDII. INY■NTOlll:V-Lat• ■up,1y et' .....Iman ..,. ft. uprl&:hl deep freeze. 442 S. Quisenberr)', 482 S. Third Sl., ■ Ulc. A,aume balance of t. ft We■t 87 feet; . thence South SU JIOM fNd11 animal Mallh 1upp1t•1 farm ■uppll• lnoll,Mlln1 M\OOPIJ on New ond USED, 'Look IO Said premises are apprilsed at 6th Avti., Middleport. Phone '"'"""·' .... , mol...., .... or James ThomH, lH S. Al1on• direct aovernmenl lo.m . Lot DO feet; thence North 67 de1ree1 1 $2,500.00 ■J'd cannot be ■old for WV 2-IK<III. 8 20 31c ftlil:.,.._...NOflal PNIPff'lr" •n■ for ...... 1150. Good neiahborhood. Call ao mlnutea !a.at 18'1 feet; th.Hee quln, Columbus. Ph�e B.Rlleu than two-third• (�) of the ap, 0&3. Avalll.ble •June 10. "-19-Stc 1ee Freddie Thabet, M uon. South 30 de1tee11 and 40 minute■ or IIDWELL MILLING COMPANY PARAK!:ETS f0.00 A PAIR. ALSO pr11Md value. Term■ of We: ca■b W v,. 4.-26-Ua £alt 890 leet; thence Soudl lt do- in hand on day or ule and subject P1not■ and Pomer1nl1n doa,. HN .ICK&JIII, ��•tt room DELUXE UNFURNISHED 4 ■ d IO nunut■■ Weal 100 to the Hen for taxe1 for 1960, 'Sberwo� Co■len, Ohio Rlver l"HON. II DW•LL DU .,_ .. M■natff duwn1ta ir1 apt. Nicely fumlth• GOOD FRAME MOD ERN 2 BED- aneo s lflt••N CAfltl. feet ; thence Sautll 10 decree• and u.1. No. ■-1y, Ohl• Ro1d, p\, Ple111nt, W. V■• J. •B. O'BRiEN, GUllnll■n od � room up1talr1 apt. Phone room home at 1632 Lincoln .... c.MIY01MI IW 15 minute■ Eal& D84 feet; thence Open every dty f to f 11-lWlc ot the Ell.ate of Letb.le 11-llMltp WY2-3874. Hel&ht1, Pomtiroy, Ohio, vacant Sou,ll G3 delNft, and 30 minul.ta Gilkey, an incoinpeteat G. J . can buy with no down ...... •- .._, · l BUlUJING SJTE ¾ Acre■ 270 -• - u, 1 , lh. nee North - deperson. E ·Z IIA S DONE IT AGAIN. KNIT SLEEPING ROOMS. 127 Butternut aymen I , owner wiii i mprove .,.,.. and p minute• Eut 230 CROW , CROW • PORTER, ft. ol front11e on Rt. 7 nHr Pomeroy. --1 11 20 8tp 1ult1 for the 2-3-� year oldl. an d decora Ie to ,ult purc ha,er, (Ni ta, 15 mlnutu Baal Z30 feet; St■le Gange. Phone WY2•2t7fto · Attom1y1 for Guardian Boxer 1hor,, $1.06, M■tchln& or move in 'nd pay rtint until ROOMS AND BATH. UNFUR• between 9 and ft, or Inquire at thence Nortb t dtpee,, 10 mlnutea 20, 27; (8) 8, 10, 17, 81• (8) coatra1Un1 top1 fJ.19, The Shoe your V. A, Dlrecl Lo an come■ Nl SHED Aparlml!Dl. 220� E. Skallna: Rink. �J9, 3te Welt 080 feeti th�nce Eut 1181 15- 13-Gtc BOK, Middleport. thtough. You muat be eligible .M.aln. Phone .WY 2-24611, feetj thence North 88 d tt:rtel and lo r • v. A, Loan. Other pur- IIO & 20 , 3tp m tnutea But illlll feet to lhe ----'�-.. ch■aera can bu,y on Lind COD.· pl■ce of belil\lWII, contaiplq USED EQUIPMENT FOR SALE lr■ct or molte down p,yment ( ] or trade. Tr actor Corn Planter 18.N aeN1, owner un finance ■Ill' 1"■aon• T'1lnl ,'.fl'act: Beinl in FncUon 75.00i Horao Corn Planter . on $ able propolitlon. Contact - 3 . , Town . ll■DI 1' Wul; bell• EARN EXTRA 8 8 Dellvor7 R■ ke HOUSEWIVES : • '211,00; Side LON & BRANNON, REALTORS, nlRI 212 f■■t Solllb of lhe North• m<>MY,, Port or lull Ume. Car _.5_00 ,. Two Rollf)' H� '80,00; •-a■ ry. No lnve■tment. W• , Golll polla, Oklo, Phone Gt• eut corner , of lllld Tnctlon lit; Two Whoel Co-Op , Spreader rahey, 1 Polly Write . ll- 111--11tc tlluce Soulll - olQaa U,e £oil 11ne ■l 7IIO. 116'Tf or Glll-l' 71 F<, • tr .'8().00; New ■1on wl bed : : Buckeye Ave., • Mari11t■, Ohio. _ ::=::::;::: : :::;:==:;:: of 11114 htctl..• �5 fNI; lhenct •130 00 Fl El t 5 20 3l c FOR SAU SEVl!N HOUSII SO.Ill 51 de- and IIO mlnultl o ne ■n� fOTw� B��:0;::wllll 111'- feet; lheni;o , Norlh .&S de'l'llh two b■lha, •••• :._;__ -00 -ed JIUrIOll1 Shade• EMPLOYMENT W . Bo.uae• � � corner . cellar lat and' OI) -mi'nu� 'Weait M feet; bo1.1,e, Ohio, -, Phone .-a! MYWIM. 11-IHlp work or houao cle■nint, qoll Ohio, A llience North 110 de-■ ■ltd IIO loo■ ted In SPruce ii-MO& ■lier 6 p. 111· Vin> OF BEAUTIFUi: '' siL!IC'flON lloute 7 .. Prioed • lo· l, II intu- mlnutea Ila.it II f..t; .tbe11ce Nol'lh , Haymon. 5 If Jtp Flowera, Oro■M• Boaket■• to, II deqtel , ••� IIO nunute, J:■f\ uted coll or wrMe1 1vl lolomorl I DiY, . o\111'1 Shoe Re. 11 dell'<• Ripley, W. V1. T . &Bl-MD. 17& , fool; lhtnco Z DOOR pair, Middll!POrl, Ohio. 11-11-12tp -.ire ■nll \iilil'IIIM 1!ul Ill feet t11 .. . -·'"" p1aee of l\ellnnlns, cont■lnl"' • f, HALF PONY AND HALF WELCH FOR SALE FOUR ROOII HOUSIJ U8.T6.atnO, more or 1111: colt • mo� old, half pony and l>■lh, buoment. .., elty water Bt!i �IJocl ■11 ler■I blflhw.,,. Wll ..-.· ""I' ,.. boll a■ddle hone aeldlni I and ,.,.... Lo<■l■d .... bride• , f1■111 NII Nllto 11 .■ppniaed ■' t I Jean old, Welch mare broke to Muon. WUber\ WNver, Jh--. HIIMM '"' ,..,,..,:- ..... - , ...not be oold •-a- - -•d 110 IO !IO work ride 10 ye■n old, Bl■clt &,17-etp, 1... lhon' lwo tb1n1■ of lhe ■puddl m■n ' Jllh Old, colt ........ per tblnute. • · FOR SALE ROO )ll ROUSE • - -- -■1111. old. Ph•�· by ■Ide, two � Cull ht hlad on cloy ., 1■... Cloae IO -·•· . bolh, ,.. 7floor fui WYIMlll1, Robert G. Ploketl, � wY1- ,.. , · �, ' ,r ' • bu- dillrlct, ' · . , •11.eto l 4 J. . ,· �� . C, JJAllTENIIIIACH ' ·�;.. ,per .. ... ,•1,,.J . 11-lll-lte• 8111D. · , , ". •j� ' S:lt.rn1 1 Melo ,count,, , Obit �- � -t ' .., , ( •: • Q� GlJDNSEY CO-W f'OUR � . , . .. ,., ... ""' .• 1, JJOUU 11mn; , l '' 1"0&. 9V7t--. , )'earl old. An, ·�•nlnl, WQ D� � ' , . Pb�Y• fol' � V1 wllla 11■ Cllftoll, W Beal, lllrrl10••W1. WYW11 Goll'-'i■ - IMIIMo . ' L... ,.... _...�,m.n_lii � ' p'"' ' .,. ,:• l., aN,111, , WNlc • 1 ..,_..... (') '1, Iii I, II, • 11-lH!4 �• .c;t t' i'/ � , ,_ I � l ll RATS KUJ..ED WITH STAR Warfarm. 2½ lb!., 11 .49; 4 l bs. '2.50. Safe, pure, .and 1uar.anteed. Ebersbach Hardware. (4) 27, 28, 29; (5) 4, 5, 6, 1 1 , 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27, (6J l, 2, 3 , B, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 24tp WANT ADS roa ! PHONE WY-2-21 57 d ------cc -- ----- l8l Auto Soles I ,vf;_ If..._ .......... """" . .. ----- --- -- l<ARR & VAN ZANDT KIVER . Call Dk1 SteneH REPORT ------ --· .¥.arine 5upplie � ovtn MOTOR• For Sole I ----- --- . . :Ml ---------- -------------WCH S�TV C,,unn el 8 1Y, 11· •· SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1 960 - J R A I LE RS- ---=- ' 1�4 ) For Rent' • I, ti WHfN.TV-�C ha nn el 13 • · Channel 13 - Friday .oo Channel 13 - Sunday ■ .,oo •.so n. w ■ w _ pj�':'� _________ •="" .-0011 ltf9' aa�i ' 1 951 FORD '.'I" ■ . or ■ WANTED ,,,,1u ' Poll.., a-..1. s·,,----h- ,n iii''11' �--•. ~•• ''i s' ( '° r;;.;;;., 8lartiDi ..... l!l'!llla ., c..,� ,.,_..,., ,,.. !IOl'iJI tli. bli: ROOII . ,:� wusnm�. . ....... ........ - •. -�...... .' . .,...... '"' STEVE AL LE N �-.J. U M P I R E On The ON W J _E l-i (l)SL'f 'UYOB-- : LITILB f)BPHA ,'I ANNIB , 'ny �-un. - ., llAJl wn'L - TH,.� ' ' I CAN'T STAND TH AT LAZY --- EAOI MORNING a ■ IIANCY AT 7:15 A.M. ' TRACY l Cloc:k'' CASE OF �lltl-SIi/i' HAS 1 MADE )'._OJ.!l"li .,, ..J JOIY .., ...,A,., ; us 7 l HeI p Wanteel Start The Day Right IHC1' ''Musical ■ tJiannel 13 - Stturday 0 Waverly Mobile Ho1111 Sales '° . With t:ro· _'!J',� ■ �,, 0.-Sff t· ""''•not ■ M'fl/ AH'D LIKE. SC>ME o' THET DEE-lJSl-tlJS 2,oo Ch1111ntl 8 - Saturday -�!!!.,'!,'•• ■ <"r"';,✓ . . - ,oo ...!';00 '°"' Real Estate .. .............. Cliannel 8 - Sonday .- ------·----- (21 1 . Chanel 8 - Friday •1DWELL GRAIN ELEVATOR AM.D F EED MILL - ---- ( 20b I I nsuronce 1 2 ) Wonted to Rent -DE ., al a­ d, J. J. t�P•-&.il k-iiF!1- - __ ----- re M I DDLEPORT JOHNSON SEA- HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR . . ... . ,__\,.�._ ,-\..;,_· .,,, . : 'Y.. -�. . . 'THANK¥, Mtl/N,I -• l'U DAAP "le A l'm:HER POSI' CARO .. SAIC£S ALIUE !! l 6tKlRE WISH l WU? �A6GIN' · AION6 WIF VE ··- c:n BAKE R F U RN ITU RE ---- -- Ill $595 £� . c ;::� � - - ·,\:\ -� -. \ ) 'a . . . ', ,.;..,.:..._ ':::\ ' · · · ·, ,. '> ik!" l' ?ALL001'PACl<fll, -.; BAG Pf'IN ·---· ; ' \ � l RNF.Y GOOG l..t! s ...n, A Housef ul Of All N EW FU RN ITU RE BED ROOM LIV I NG ROOM K ITCHEN SLIDE.CHARLIE BROWN!SUDE! .. -......-== ---. -,· -..;.• · .- -'\ .. . . ·��-/ . ·- / ,.-.. . · - . Channel 3 - Sunday on In CU· n­ I Jenkins Named Chairman Of Local GOP Motto!-, Tll....i, Prld■1 t.111 .... Ott 1:00 Gant IIUr 1:15 NeWI • Weather t :30 RfD 7:00 Brukfut Party 1:30 NeWI 1:,5 llre■ki ut P■rlJ 1,30 Netr■ 9:0C j:olfee Tim• 10: 10 Swap Shop Ul::S2 )tomlna: Dnotlolll 10:45 on thti Town Jl;OO Cj)untry Boe Down ' 12:00 · i:foon Ne•• Channel 3 - Saturday DON E.. MU LLEN I ,,oo E:" INSU RANCE -------1 Clia_, 3 .. friday rs, Grange I WMl'O Daily Pro�am Schedule Lwal Notice ..���;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;�::::::::::::::;::-:...��::::::��Auto, F i re, Hospi ta l Sole WSAZ..TV Chann el 3 rev• two • 1 1 2:30 Juat For You l :30 Now, ' 1:35 IUtl For You 2:00 Calllnc On Pt. Pltal&llt :S:00 MUl.ic Go Round 8:SO New■ 4:30 Science Fiction Theater 1:35 Huait Go RouDd 5:00 Detective'• Dairy f :30 l..oc■l News 5: 30 Waterfront f:30 Mualc Go Round , C\lm"'1 Pl,■1lo..6:IO Advenfure Time 6:00 Home Run Derby 8:00 Sport, In Rewtew 8,00 oieaml>oot Blh 6:30 News PJeture &:10 Spol'II Scores 1:80 Cbco Kid G:4fl Sport8 Roundup , : 1 5 'nl.e Band Bo:r S:00 Mufo in the Round 8:S!! Weathercaet 5:f!ll Pat Boone Sbuw 1,1& Sim Th�_,.•r Show 7:00 Saturday NlJht Jamboree 8:00 Sundown Seunade &:ii, Weathercast 7 :30 Bonanza O:s'O Off the Air . . . . _ . ,.. ,._ _ 8;,0 News Pietu�e 8: 30 The Man and the Challenge &;45 Huntley Brlukley Repon Thr minimum wage to be paid to 9:00 111.e Deput. 7:QO Ploneera all labor emplo)'ed on thi1 con. 9:30 Journey to Undentandins NOTl�I TO COllTRACTOIIS tract ■hall be in accordance with 1:30 Thia Man Daw■on 10:30 'Man /fom [Dterpol STATE OF OHIO the "Schedule of Prevailln, Hour• 8:00 Troubleshooters DEPAR11111NT 01' HIGHW,t.YS ly Wafe RateB Ascertained and De• l l :00 Ne..rs Headlines 8, 30 Muquerade Party t l : 10 W .ialhercast Col-a, Ohio, Moy 1 3, l'60 Wrmined by the De-partmenl or 9:00 Ca valcade or Sports 1 1 : 1 � : Sbockw•tch Contnct Sal" ·L... I cMW (nd11&trial Relations a pplicable to 9,45 Jackpot Bowllng 2:00 Sifll OIi State Highway Department Jm­ N■• 60 , 326 -y 10:00 Jerry Lewi1 Show provements in accordance with UNIT PRICE CONTRACT 11:00 Ntwe lieadlinea Sealed proposal■ will be re• Sections 4 1 15.03, 4115.04, 4115.o,, 11,10 Weatliereaat celved al the office of the State 41 15.06, and 41 15.07 of the Re • 1 1 : 15 Sign On 11:IS Ja('lc: Paar Show Highway Director of Ohio, at Col­ vised Code of Ohio." 1 1 : 30 This is the Ll!e . . 00 Sign Off umbus, Ohio, until 10:00 A. M., The bidder m).lst eubmil with hh 12:00 TV Chapel Ohio �stern) Sta nda rd Time, bid a certlfled check ln the amount 12:30 Industry on P.aradt Tueiday, June 7, 1960, for im• or $3,750.00. 12:45 Dugout Dope provemeots ln: Plans and specifications are on 7:45 Si1n On 12:55 Baseba l l Proposals No■• I to 4 inclu11ive flle in the department of high­ ' 800 Circle. Ranch 1 3 :30 Sunday Movietime are offered aa one project and will ways and the offiee of the divlsioL 9:00 Sheena , Queen of Jungle 5:00 World C hamplon11hlp Coif be awarded as one contract. depul,i-' director. I 9: 30 Junior Auction 1 8:00 Meet the Press The director reserve11 the rl8h p,.._1 N■, I 10:00 Howdy Doody Show 6: 30 Sunday News Picture Meigs County, Ohio, on Section to reject any and all bidt. 10:30 Rufi & Reddy Show 7:00 Overland Trall 9.76 (part), State Route No. 680 In E. S. PRESTON 11:00 Fury 8:00 Musie on Ice Bedford and Ora nge Town1hip9 by Director 11:80 Circus Boy applying a T-30, T-31 bituminous 9:00 Chevy Show 20, 21, 2tc 12:00 Trlle Story 10:00 Loretta Youni Show surface treatment on B-1 1 1 modi12:30 Down on the Farm fied alabiliud base courae. Pave10:30 People Are FUnny NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR.I I :00 A Tra,veling Ma n ment; Width 1 8 feet. Lena:th 18,· 11 :20 News Headline, STATE OF OHIO 1 : 15 Dugout Dope 955.2 feet or 3.59 miles. 1 1 : 10 Weathercut DE PAllTMENT OF HIGHWAYS -1:25 Cincinnati Base ball 1 1 :15 Nitewatch Pr..-.1 No. 2 Columbus, ,ohlo, Mt1 U, 1960 4:00 The Sehool Star, I :00 Sl(II Off Gallia County, Ohio, on Sect\onr Contract SalH L... I Copy 15.88, 16.16, Stale Route No. 82C No. 301 in Hn:ntington and Morsan Town. UNIT P1UCI! CONTRACT ehips, by applying a T-30, T-31 biSeale d proposals will be receivtumlnous surface treatment on ed at the office of the State High­ 8:00 Brave Stallion B-1 1 1 modified stabili1:ed base way Dire ctor of Ohio at Col umbus, 8: 30 Leave ll To Beaver eoul"H. Pavement: Width 18 feet. Ohio until 10:00 A. M., Ohio (East­ 1 9:00 La\vrence Walk Show 4:00 America n Bandstand Length 14,942.4 fee t or 2.83 iniles. ern) Standard Time, Tuesday, June 10:00 Jubilee, U. S. A. 8:30 Rio 'ah Tin ProPOul No. 3 7, 1960, for improvements in: \ 1 ,00 Up-To-The-Minute Nen ll:00 San Francisco Beat Gallia County, Ohio, 011 Sectlona M e ige County, Ohio, on Ceunty \1 : 10 Sports Report 8:IO Your Es!O Reportt: 0.'3, 1.68 and 4. 13, State noute No. Road No. C 10 in Colu,nbia Town1 1 , 1 5 Late Show 8:40 Weather Te11er 1188 in Green and G1lllpolls Town- ship, by grading and pavinC with 11"5 John Daly New• lhips, by applying a T-30, T-31 bi- bituminous road mix ■urface 1:00 Buddy 3tarcher She-# tuminoua ,urface tre,�tment on B· course on an aggregate base. · 7:10 Walt lJUlney Pre1e11t1 1 1 1 modftied stabiHzatlon base lt;OO John Hopkins File Width: Pavement 16 feet. Pro­ 8,00 Man Fr<im Blackhawk courae. Pavement: Width 18 (eel. Ject and Work Length 13,544.07 12,30 The Big Picture Lenllh 261400 feet or 5,00 miles. 77 Sunoel Strip feet or 2.565 miles. 1 :00 Colle1e New■ Conferenee The DeteetlveJ Pro,_.1 Na. o1 "The date set for eompleti9n of 1 : 30 America's Ne•met Album G•Uia County, Ohio, on Section this work shall be as set forth in i8:IO lllack Saddle l :411- Travel •P'lhn (1.4.82 Vinton), State Route No. 325 u1e bidding proposal." Myateey Ma\� , . 11:00 Tlte New Tonight in Huptington TownshJp, b,v applyBidders must apply, on the pro­ '3:00 Open Hearin1 :10 Scinning the Weather inK a T-30, T-31 bitt1minous sur- per form s, for prequallfleatidn 3 ::tO Common WC1alth of Nations face treatment on ' B-1- 1 I mod ified :18 llporll Report with th Highw e a)' credit Examin4:00 Prealdenttal ·Mlss!on :20 .i.te Show 11t1btllzed Wa,;e eoune. P1we mcnt: --'-4:SO Nationa l EdUClltlOn A,luloc. Wid� 18 reel Lenzth 2,956.8 f et er, at Columbus, Ohio, at lealt JO e days before the date set to open 3:00 Matty's Fuq.nle, or mile. bids. 5;30 Eve Arden Show ..Propoaals Nos. 1 lo 4 lnclu::;ive Th e mlnimum wage to be pa id ' 9:00 Badge and Bullets 6:00 People's Choic� or this project to be completed to ail labor employed on thii, eon• 11 :DC) • Eddie "Seacrist Show 6:30 Robin Hood not later than Septemher 15, 1 960. " tract shall be In accordance wit1' 12:00 J,.unch with Soup Sales 7:00 Traekdo'ofo Bidden muat apply, on l�e �ro- the "Schedule of Pre vailing HourlJ 12:30 Gr■y Gho•t , 7:30 Maverick per forms, for prequalif1eah� n Wage Rates Asce . rtained and De• 1:00 TV Cla11sroom 8:'30 Lawman W!th the Highway C�ed lt Exam in• . termined by the Department of 1:30 Talk Baclt er, at Columbus, Ohio, a t lea e*. 10 tndustriel U:00 Th• Pebel Relatiorui applicable to 1 .2:00 P'llm day� before the date set to .:pen State Highw 9:30 Th'e Alukans ay Department Jm2:55 Baseball 10:30 Johnny ·Stnecato blde. , · · , prove m�l$. -n 4�.ordan�e with . fl:30 St�j�). WresUiu. , , .. , . • U �OO The Ne..,., Tonight · . �Ct,i.DN 4 Hi.03, 4115.04-,, -41,1:5.05, 1:00 · Record lll>P 11 105,,.Weather Window . Jlllf.06, and 4 1 15.07 ot the Re­ !:30 Dick Clark Show l� : 10 Late Show , vised Code of Ohio.'' 'The billder must ■ubmit with hjs bid a cerijfied check in the amou nl of $2,000.00. , . Plans and spe clflcatione are on• 6:00 Movie Sp�tacul ar fJle in the department of high­ 7:30 Perry Mason ways and the office of the division 8:30 Wanted-Dead or Alive t.00 Tiu, Brighter Day deputy director. 9,00 Mr. Lucky 1:10 The Secret Storm The director res('rvea the right D,30 Have Gun, WIil Travel !:30 The Edge of Nl1ht to reject any n.nd all bids. 1.0:00 Gunemoke Th, Tltree s1oo1e1 E. S. PRESTON, 10:SO Not For H ire 1:30 '111< Life of •Riley Director 11:00 News ► Arihur J. Smith-Newt (5) 20, 27, 2tc 1 1 : 10 Theater 1 3 i:15 A l,,■ok al the wealher LEGAL NOTICE 12:30 Sign orr 1.:20: Jule Jtlvlin Show Notice is hereby given th at the following described pei:sonal pro• 1:30 Amos 'n' A1IIJy perty wlll be sold at public auc­ 9:'00 Revival Cru■ded ,,oo Highwa)' Patrol tion at the Cour t House steps at • 9:30 American t Worl: T:80 Rav, IJlde Pomeroy, Ohio, at 10:00 A. M. on 9:43 Christian Science Wednesday, the Hilb day of June , 8,30 Hotel de Paree 10:00 TYi 1960. •, D:00 Eyewitness lo History One frame house Situated on the · i0:30 C a mera 3 The TWlllchl Zon° rea l estate previously owned by 1 1 :00 Dig Picture Pmon to Penon Leo K. Smith and Om ai::ene z. 11:00 NeWI II :30 · RFD, 1JllA. Smith, o� Mulberry Avenue, Porn• fl:IP A Look t lhe W•�lher 12:00 Rev Elwood Gibbs eroy, Oh10 . 11:15 Tltuter 13. 12: 15 ]laoeb■ll One frame houae situated on real estate previouet:v ownf'd by J: 30 Sporlicope Reeae T. West, on Mulberry Ave. , 3,4& Sport, Special Pomeroy, Ohio. 4:15 Comedy Time �:llo Captain K nproo All fl:durea are included In 4 :30 Rev. W!Uard Wllcos •:00 o'UJ' Gana Comediea uid buildings. 6:00 Oral JL :,erta 10:00 Haakle ■nd lecltle C ztun Said pl'Operty is to be told and 5:30 G--E CQllete Bowl .· !Q:30 ,lfl1ht- ll- P l■yhouoe conveyed' to the hlahest bidder h>' :00 Sm■ll Worla G 11:QO The Long Ranger bill of sale, upon the following U:30 Carton., 111eater 8:30 Twentieth Centur, terms: Ca■h in band on d-, of 7 :0Q Laule l�:00 Sky Kini ■ale. 7:30 ��nla .the i,te.... ' li:30 Joi la,.•bolt · S aid buildings shall be removed '8:Q!) ,ne lid S.ulUv■n Show i:oo cliann� 11 Preaento by _ July 15, 1960 or forfelt all 9:!M) Generiil Electric '"1eater 1:18 BaJebill t.:eadolf rl"1,ta, thereto. 9:l!!l · Allred- 111\fhc;o<;k _ PreffDI■ \:!IS U.b■ll _ Tile right ls reserved to i:eject 10!00 G09rge Gobel Show i:SO Belmont S'!!k"' . and all bld,. . 10:30 Whal■ If• LlneT ' t:l)O Comedy Thi!• . J,. Edw. Foster, Cle ric 11 ,IIO S,mdJJ> News Specl■l · 4:45 America• Album Pomeroy · Board &t Education 11:15 Theater- 13 i:00, Donce Parll' 1 (5) 13, 20, 27; (6) 3, Id, Sic TE LEV ISI ON GU IDE out­ t he J utl· fl,355 20 ) Busi ness Servic es Dally Sentinel, Polneroy-Mlddleport, 0., May 20, 1960- 7 nu· 1 8 Employment Wanted ,1.uo. 1 1 , Notices CaM No. 1 2.911 By virtue of an Order ol Sale duly issued out of the Court ol Common Pleas •f Meigs Co unt)' , Ohio, m the case of Pumeroy Wauonal Banll. Rutla nd Brancb, Rulla nd, Ohio, agamat t:lyde Kin& and He len King, upon a judgmen t th e re m rend ered, and being Cast: No. 12,981 in said Court, 1 will of· l e r at public sale at the front door of the Courthou se in the Village of Pomcro)', Meigs County, Ohio, , • UNH/lfPY! ' ' ,.,' '' ' " T H EY 5AY H E'S Tf-lE LAZIEST MAN IN · BASEBALL · --- H E E VE N USES PAPE R P LATE S SO HE WON'T HAVE TO CL.EAN THEM . ,r...__ �----------------------. . . ------...-...--·-.. -· -----------.. . . ·-----,,--.... • . m_ y_ o_ e_ e_ e_ t, 0. , May 20, 1 960 ddl por_ _ __ •Mi _ ro 1._P_ _ 11t1n _ y_Se _ �Dlll Sale ! W O M 5'� S S H O R TS 1owed. The meellna: opened with pr■)'• er, aftet whlch the attend•nd, duet and ■ummer camp money were t■ken by Sharon Youn,. F0Howin1 a tr.eat by Nancy Tyo and Donna SmJth1 one of Lhe pa­ trol, laid a tr1I\ while tho other patrol who hne formed a troop choir, 1>racliced and later fol· lowed lhl!I lnll to the other 1lrl1. Outdoor g■mea were played under the direction of Cre1Uyn Hieb and PtHY Folmer. Upon the return to the 4:huch, rope l11htna: waa ,uscuued by Mn Youn1 and the •lrl.11 learned lhe aquare latch. Plana were made for a wiener ro11t for the airl,, the leaden and helpera with th• troop committee 11 1ue1t1 on Tuesda)' from 2:10 to e p. m . Tbe atria and leaders will hike from the Baptlat church to tbe --t-laylor■ Run Playground w here the ro11t will be held. The alrll an to brine money, cup, alt-upon■ clothe■pin and permit from pu­ enu. The Frlcnd1h1, Circle prayer by Sharon Young BIid tap■ clo1ed the meetlna ■lte odcd by 16 1tlrl1, Mra. Young and two helpars. MEIGS THEAffl POMEROY, OHIO TONICIHT "COUNTRY GIRL" 8inc C,_y - Gl'ICO Kelly "nl.!: D�UCATII IATURDAY DELINQUENT'' Jerry IAIIMO - 11!..-tt>a Kye, SUN., MON. anti TUii. "JOUIINEY TO THE CENTER OF mE EARTH" Star Garden Club Meets At Nels.'ln Home The Star Garden Club of Dex­ ter held an il l l da)' meeting May Gibb,. 12 at the home ur Mrs. Oriorf Nel. son, The business meeting was called to order b)' Mrs. Ed Rus­ Fourteen sell, the president. members answered roll call by naming a May flower. Mrs. C, E. Stout was deYotional leader. The club made a donation to the can­ Teenager■ lhro11:hout the Tri­ cer fund. ·Mrs. Waid Nicholson's County area wlii nold a rcc..ird hop topic was " What Is a Weed ? " i1t tiHI Syr■CUle Grade School to­ nlaht. "Mia■ Trl•County of J960'' Election o f officers resulted as DeYerly Ann Cullip, Gall ipolis, follow1: Mrs. Nelson, prealdent; wut reign over thie evening. Mrs. Ray Nicholson, first vlee pre11ident; Mrs. Norman Will, se­ Hi&hli&hl of the Informal CYen­ cond Ylce pre11ident; Mrs. P, H. ing will be the fast ■ni;i slow dance Nelson, secretary and treasu rer contests wlth prize& awarded the Mrs. Neill JeHers, prosnim chair· winnera. Hours of the affair .11t man. 7:30 p. m. to 12 midnight and ii will be for benefit of the SyracllBC The group i� to meet May 26 in Junior Firemen. the church basement to plao ar• r.11ngements for the Salem Center Featured wlll be Rolllc Hemsley, graduation. who will aHiat director, .Lc!o V. Savaae with disc jockey duties. A pot holder shower wae glYen1 The 4uxill■ry to the Syracuse Mn. Henry Turner for her birth­ Firemen wlll haye char1ie of the day. concefi'lon atand and will serve as The June 12 meeting wtll 1;),i. M •�P1,!1>11t,, . .$,Wrdi.1 nJ,:ht the canteen will the home of Ms. J, E. RadOkln and will be an open meetin& wltb moYe Jpto Athena. 11 guest 8peaker. ' - ---- SATURDAY 69c Past Presidents June Picnic Is Planned Mrs. Gerald Anthony Cntcrt11ln­ ed members of the Forlnlte Club Thursday evening 111 hl'r home in '.il-tiddleport. In the ahscnre of the Plan11 were made for a plcnlc presidtmt, Mra. Jack B11<"hner, Yice preBldent, cond ucted a short busi­ in June at the home of Mrs. Owen neH meeting. The birthday of Ann Watlton w!'ien the Pall Presldenh Howell waa obtierYed by her liecrct of the Ladies Auxillary of Drew Webster rost American Lcglon p■I. m4:!et Wdnesd1:1y eYening at the . �t the clo,e or the evenlni: re­ home of Mrs. - George Mowrey, trtshmenta Wfirtl Herved by Mrs. l"eacock AYenue. Anthony to thoae mentioned ahoYe Mn. George Bearhs, pre11idenl, 11nd Mra. Leo Smith, Mra. Henry opene d the meeting with prayer, Null, Mra. nobert Tewksbary, Mn. followed with the pledge to the Georgl! !)alias, Mrs. Richard owen, flag and silent prayer. SeYeral Mra. John Fultz, and auests, MrH. articles taken from the book, Charles Byer, Mr,. Raymond LieY­ "Faith Against Life's Storms" by ln1 and Rarbar■ Anthony, Oral Roberts were read by Mn. Willi1.-n Baxter, devoUonal lead• .,_ Thank you note, were re,c... from Mra. Edith Loop for and from Mrs. J. M. Thornton for flowers. It was yoted to tend a glft to Mn. Ellubeth Huber who la UI. A project for the coming year WH dlacusaed. Mra. Baxter nad a letter from Mrt. Edward R. Marahall, dl1trlct pre1ldent. Al the cloae of the meeting, a 11Jad courae WH nrved b)' the hoete11 lo Mr■, Eddie Smith, Mn. Bt1n Neubllna, Mra. A. v. Howell, Mn. Harry Houdashelt, Mn. Jed Webater Sr., Mr■. Mayme Holmea, Mn. Bearh,, Mr■. Pearl l{ynll, Mra. Wat,on, Mra. Georie Hackett Sr., Mra. Thornton, Mra. Baxter, Mn. Ralph GIimore, Mn. Frank' Cbee1ebraw Mrs. Dayton Will and one aueat, Mn. Herman Warner. z.c:.w \ ooa, AUTO :■".&a +Wo:&m'G Mothers Tea Held Tuesday Bv Girl Scouts lave fflOIIIJ, Fl111nce J'Olll' W htrl. Prompt aervlct••• . • .. !,> .'. • 'i, ' '. Wt · Pay a% hllerell 0a y_, Stvlnp POMEIOY NATIONAL IANK ............ MNUNG IIJNClll: lffl �• redenl a-n, s,-. . -r11111- �ljll laRr-. C.,...111 .. ' �·""'. ,m, . •IJTLAND Girl Scout, of Troop 188. Mid­ dleport hl!lld I 'Mathen' Tea 1\lea­ daf at the omce of the Ohio Fuel 011 office With Mill Betty New­ ton of the Company II hoale11. The Tea WI\I I cllmax to lhe coottna cour■e which the 11r1a have been taldl'i8 and certJflcatea were presented to the 1lrl11 by Mn. Newlon for the alx weeka coune. llece.Mnc badge■ were Sandn Buncll!, Unda Llpaoomb, Cheryl Ftre, Seren Le.wt.. Zleta Nlerl, Ka Ault, l\!1rjori1 Hanlt, s.... Cho man, Suaan Oblln,er, ua■n ,_ � rlt. Janlo S<hmoll, Debblec l.oae Marie H1atett; 1l nn Jrer. 1uoon, June Qutllen, l11ry Hill, Manha Hackett and Stephanie Pullen. Debbie Gn1tMr, on behalf or the Scouta, presented Mia Newton wlU, , •Ill 1nd. Chel"yl FIio p,o­ Jided at the P,uncb bowl durlnl the rekelbment hour. Moilien• pr#tnl wore lln. 'Wll11,m Ault, ·11n. Ted Chapman, Mr■. William LaWil, l(ro. William Grueoer and 1",ldua of lht t,,,op, Jin. Pa\11 'l'llelo, Mn- Rober! �illl'°-1! '1lf. - _, lfll!l- . WOMENS B LO U S E S ., COSTUME JEWELRY All Wool CARPET SAMPLES SALE ! Size 18x27 inohes, ,all around bound edges, solids and pat­ tern.,, rubbe�ized �,ck. Regular Regular Regular llegular Regular Sale $1 .00 In lhe buay Ready To Soeond Floor $3.75 CURITY D I A P, . E R S l!e,t .. 111flll di'lll)eI'll. Sale $1 .00 a pair -.r.70 Ju,nbo Sli. 20x36 lnchH wi,r,; Revere $6.50 l ½ QT. SAUCE ·$ Tio BIRDSEYE DIAPERS Blue Lutt.,. RUG AND UPHOLSTERY CLEAN ER l Qt. Size $ 1.79 . . . . . . . . . . . . Half Gallon Size '3.S8 Murphya . MURPHYS OIL SOAP CLEANE R 1 lb, 3te . . . . 3 lb. box 99e . . . . 5 lb. box $1.$9 GERMA'l'OX DUST MOPS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $2.75 Mona LUNCH KITS WITH VACUUM BO'ITLE . . . . . • PORTABU RECORD PLAYERS $75,00 Sale Price $33.00 White Only ON SALE FOR ' $1 .79_ , .,... ,· I man, G Leonard Koenig, Jr., John Ridenour. s · · · w David Williams, Charles Mank.ins, Terry Hoff- 69c M.na 9urnmer Weight Capo - - - -- - - - 29c l o $ 1 .00 Other - On Sale Saturday SPORT SHIRTS Mt 8izes and an excellent irelectlon ol pauerna. ll,\TURDAY 2 ir $2.50 SPECIAL IOYS SHORT SLEEVE - KNIT SHIRTS lo oizeo 6 to 16. $1.00 val­ ues. And ,an excellent selec­ t.ion of smart new patterns. SATURDAY $1 .39 . I I SALE Boya Short SIO<!Ye From one of the oountry's belt m.akett- A big sale of ,boy. lbort 8leeve &port lllirt<t In 111 woo from 2 to Ul yeare. And I bl.I 111election of potterno. IATIIRDAY $'· 1.00 • ' ' SALE ! ' •h""q --,c Sariirilay. SALE llllllll quan- $100.00 . 7S Pain M­ Grey �•en Clo&II. , 1��!� Cha111lny SHIRTS Just 42 To Sell Sizes 6 to 12 ' WORK CAPS Cottoo twi/1 In crey, green k!bak,i or. na:vy blue. Santor'. ized ahnlnk. Washable. ' traveling north on Route 7 at the time of the crash. The Hobson Bridge 8pans Lead­ ing Creek about a mile below Mid­ dlej!Orl. wa, y ' .,. MOHAWK SHEETS SOFA BED Small Loi BOYS BLUE ' \ I Simmons $ 1 89.50 Velue While � La"1 A;t � �•• Price,! - $297.00 Ki-oeblor SuiCe , . _:_ ,_.•·. . S.lurd� tII0.00 - $289.00 Kroehler Suite • •. • ,,•. . . S.turday $110,00 - $329.00 Kroehler Suite • • . :; ·. . . Saturday ,1 t1.oo - $279.00 Kroehler Suite . \ . . . . . Stlurday flSt.00 - $349.0o Kroehler Sulte1 • . . . . . ' Satun1�· •n1.oo - ,291.00 Kroehi�r Suite . . . . . . . Saturday ,111.ee FElT BASE RUGS ' Manually operated - play regular or stereophonic rec­ ords, 16, 3-1, 45, or 78 speeds. SlmulatP.d leather" case. 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES by lZ fl, • M,Cool SPORT SHlffl RCA VICTOR - 4 SPEED SALE $2.88 a doz. pkg. ,2.aa Regu lar $39.95 SOFA BED SATURDAY $4.99 RUG CLEANE R , . , . , . . . . , . . . . . . . ½ Gallon $1.19 1 Simmons $ 1 39.50 value 2 1 by 40 inchos, made by l!he makers o f Oul"ity Dfa . pers, aort, Pdnked <CdgN, no ihem.,,, fast dryiiDg, easy to .....,h_ PANS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mqlc Poam 4 for $1 .00 lntroduetng! A New Popular Sl:ui for $ 1.00 HOUSE BROOMS . . . . . . . . . . . , . . , . . . . . SALE ,1.00 Whiatllnt COPPER COWR TEA KE'ITLES . . . . . , . , . . . . $2,95 BLUE ENAMELE D ROASTERS . . . . $1.10 and .1.75 S I z e s small, medium, large, and extra large. -,­ Special purchal!O of fine quality plas�c panties. 3 for $1.00 2 Mirror BABY PANTS SATURDAY 79c Wat•rlfft W TERLESS CLEANER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PLASTIC DISH TOWELS Mon, Carhart! EVERYDAY ' ' SHORT SLEEVE 32 Ounce c1-r •nd Om■r WALLPAPER CLEANER . . . . . . . . . . , . . . 37t a tan _.. Regular 4lh: Soft and e.bs-orbent, "lin-tless, m:icle oC cotton and rayon. SALE $4.00 SALE $3.00 , SALE $2,00 SALE $%.00 SALE $1.50 SALE $1.50 SALE $1.00 SALE $ 1.UO SALE $1.00 HOUSEWARES $2.99 SORBOTT . . ... ........ ........ .,...... ........ ........ ,.,..... ........ ...,.... ---------·- ------------ ON �IN'S $1.69 ON SALE SATURDAY FOR Alto PfHtle Cotta.. Seti Sale $ 1 .00 a pr. $3.00 / Regular $8.95 WOMENS HA TS Regular $7.95 WOMENS HATS Regular $5.95 WOMENS HATS Regular $4.95 WOMENS HATS Regular $3.95 WOMENS HATS Regular f2.95 WOMENS HATS Regular $2.39 WOMENS HATS Regular $1.95 WOMENS HATS Regular $1.69 WOMENS HATS COATS and SUITS Hoa\-y gauge v,lny{ plastic, easy to wash, w.i,pe -with a. d a m p cloth, waterproof, grea&e·PfOffl. rNdY to uae, patterns sulta-ble for any room in your home. $1 .69 ,,. The accident was inYestlgated by ;iherff Robert Hartenbach's of­ fice with total (jamage reported to the 1958 Studebaker being driYen by McCool. He was re• potted by al\ emergency squad member aa unconscious when tak• . . , . en to the ,hospital but sheriff's · deputies oaid today that ii was CHESTER EIGHTH GRADE - The graduating class of the C beste r elementary school are plctui'ed abo foIIo n ed thought that he had 1,11,n ••'••P I nesday's commencement exercises. They are· (L to RJ 1 st row: Joan Frecker Juanita Hoffm everly••carterWt Joberta· and erashed h ead-on 1nto the Romine Linda oung ' Anna- Pullins. 2nd �ow., L'" · . .!o'rJ. ck, Dennis arker, Roi> re �am, Jo hn Bentz, Glen Bissell Jerry F� P bridge railing. ert Kautz, Robert Brown. 3rd row: Jack inther, David Carte r, James Bentz, -� Gord, ,ipper front, wa..� n' wear, water repel­ lent. Sb.ea small, medium, larce, end extra iarge. Regular sizes and extra sizes. Wash and wear cotton pllsse. SATURDAY Deeote4 l'o ru l•t,eraa Of T_._,..�s-Mu.. Are• Ohi.: P•rtl)' c......, with ,a fllw widely � t11un•1nllas.e.: llktlJ arid a littte _.._ ....,. Mot.tty fllr anil c..a.r ........,, SvMlly fo1ir 11111 pl1111ftt. , Mith today In the ,O., '9w htnllht M tho 50a. A,dmitted to the Meigs General Hu�pilal b)' the Middleport Emer• gency Squad, Ray McCool, 689 Page St., was re'ported to have a leg broken in two p laces, a pos­ Sible b{oken nose and multiple lacerations and abrasions. JACKETS WOMENS HATS Women, and Girls DRAPES $8.00 ' ' NIGHT GOWNS ..• WEATHER A Middleport man received seribus injuries at 11 :30 Jast night when he apparently went to sleep and crashd his car into the railing of the Hobson Bridge below Middle­ port. SAJ,E! Just 31 . . Mena $5.9S SUJIIIDer Weight Woven Cmlon Crepe ent1ne Middleport Man Crashes Into Bridge $1 8.00 Sole ! SALE ! Wcar Departmenl on the ' Patterns f o r kllchen, bedroom, living room. ON SALE SATURDA" 3 paln $1.00 Gi rls Dresses The Sale Price, On Printed Plastit n. I 2 for $1.00 Take Advantace Of Sale $1 .00 9 Extra la-rge sizes 9 and 1 0. White or pink. Cela­ nese acetate yarn. ,1 -95 GIBLS DRESSES SALE $4.00 $5.95 GIRLS DRES�ES SALE $3.00 $4.95 GIRLS DRESSES SALE ,a.oo · $3.95 GIRLS DRESSES SALE $2.00 $2.95 GIRLS DRESSES SALE $1.50 .,:plar $1.95 GIRLS DRESSES SALE $1.00 ' (Including tot sizes, girls sizes, teen sizes and chubbles) While They Last l 1 1 l 2 l ' at • •.. --- -- .. ::-:'________________;_________ ,-7:-,-':''."""'.'960 """::alul' 5:"l --,;: � - i;;. :':__,"::-:::;;� . �'.:' ;::o:-m-:e".'.' -------:P d y, M y 2 1 , 1 ro'.'"y-:: M idd leport, O...., S•'·., 'G LE l',(J!"/ - 1k VOL XII NO. 3:;1----.,.--------------..______________ 1bese are tlllNilly ,btttlt play IJl'll)I. Top bu and upriB]lts of 2 inah tublog. 7 feet 8 incbee eCN8f • top. '1 feet 4tn. upriOK. Nylon bearing r ll'angen. Heavy &U>aJe round­ ·ed , torin,?r ata:mpi.Dge. Oym prbWdes 9 pJ,ay featutta: t"W'O 15tee,J swmg sea�. one 9Wingi" n-g trapeze ibar, tra­ paz.e Nngs, glide ride with two steel aeata, two hori­ zontal ban. Piw:ked one in a �rton. Easy- for t,he CLIWJ'llla er to set op. R A. Y O N' i P A t t 1 1·s BRACELETS EARRINGS NECKLACES In cool summer whites. $1 .00 R.ubbcr foai m and fibe-r fit. ted. .an outstandin g value, odorless. Always soft, plump. Oomplete-ly wafflable, cov.er1.n-gs include satin, corduroy and tapestry t.ni 80Hda. and pattern-,. I a- I er el s Tailored cotton blouses in plaids, stripes, solids. checks a n d patterns. Sleeveless style, tailored and peter pan collars. Sizes 32 to 38 DECORATOR P I L LOW S Rec.oiid Hop Set Saturday Night At Syracuse Fortnite Club Meetll With Mr•. Anthony (' An outstandi-n,g value in wo­ mens C'Otton• twnt �hort shorts. Pre.thrunk for perma­ nent /• it, guaranteed wash­ able, srnartl v styled, D-ring style and c-uHed bottoms, so­ lid colors. Sizes, 12 to 18. For Summer camp diacu11lon w11 lead by Mn. Vldor Youn• Jr., leader when the Girl Scout, of Central School met Tuesday Jfttr 1chool, al tht Baptist Church. A que■tion and answer period tol- CA, CANAVIRAL, ,la. U1 Thlrty-thrM YNn a.. to Chtrln A. Llndberah lanct.d "'Spirit ef St. Loult" 111 Par.. ter • SI-hour, 29-mlnvte and 30NHncl Nlo fll1ht of tAOO mil•.. The Air ,.,ce AtlH ml•ll• fired ,,..., ,rav.tN cl•• to thr" -� tW dlot,....,.9,000 mll­ "'lnullA 1... STEEL PLAY GYMS • e Now You Know Satu rday, May 21st ( 9 A.M• to 9 P.M. ) One Day Clearance Sale Word / � ersiona of the ChriBtian Home ' was the topic of the pro­ Dexter relatives of the marriage � presented by Mn1. Waldo J. Bartels at the meeting of of Ann Shearin. daughter of Mr. •lhe Friendly Circle of tbe Federated church held Tuesday and Mrs. [ra Shec1rin, of Roanoke, ;evening in the c)uirch social room. Rapids, N. C. and A2C Jerry 1 i Group singing of "Home Sweet Home" opened the progrum Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mu :followed with scripture reading of the story of Hannah by Smith of Columbus The wedding · Jt111 Mary Vll'1inia Relbel and took place April 2 in the chapel : prayer by Mn. Pearl Mora. Pre• h o iy.e i.s Chriatia n where the par· at Andrews Air Base, Washing­ teeding ber talk. Mn. Bartels read enlll are eoruistent in lhc1r reltg­ lon, D. C. :threre poems, '"lbe Mother,'' ..The 1ous practice& before their child· Mrs. Smith 1s a graduate or . Quiel Hour," and "The Quaker ren. fontinuing, Mrs. Butcls said Ro.anoke Rapids l ligh Sl·hool and Mother.'' Speakin1 on the re1pon1ibilltiet I.hat one o ut o( every four mar­ is employed by the department or a Chriltian mother, the leader r1age1 s,re le�dmg lo divorce due to of the Navy in Washington, D. C. 1t1led \hen UI much more to a Jack of re hgaon, and that we mutil Mr. Smith graduated from John· home than a house and th.a t the j 11t.1rt. to pray with the family aod town High Sehool near Colum­ Christ.Ian family conaiden a l l for not JWit alone. The (.:tirist1an home bus and i8 serving with the U. S. one, one for all and all for G od . A ia really lhe begmning of the re­ Air f'oree. l igious lraming of a child and the Larry Sm11t1. brother of the : attitude of the parent.a is of gre;il Hayride Scheduled groom wiH> bebt man and Miss 1mport.lnce. Nancy Smith, &1.ster of the groom Bapti,t Youih Mrs. Bartels closed her talk with was 111<11d 1.,f hunur. The Younc People of the Pomt­ a benediction, "May Thy pa6l be a roy Fint Baptist Church will Attc11d111g the weddi11g were I light of benedicuon on Thy preli• enjoy i hayride to Portland Park ence and Th)' pre&ence be ,11, radi­ Mr1s. W 1 1 1 1 a m u 1 l lug1y , Al b;:rny; Saturday evenlna; weather per­ ant searchli&hl on the tutu.re and Capl. a11U Mn; �herw ood Gillogly mitlinlll:. Can will leave the church may Thy future be I beautiful and fom 1ly, w .. snington, IJ. (..., promptly at 5:30 p, m. and the friend� c1od relati �es of the bride. haven of well earned rest. hayride w ill start at Bailey', The �nuth.-. hved at Dexter Lake. Each person it expected to During the business eee11ion, Miu for many ye.:1rs. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. be rupooaible for their own food Eliziibeth Fick, preH1dent, reported Smith, t...'u lumhus, and Mrs. U.i.y and the cost of tran1port1Uon. on the proireaa being made on the Nicholson. LH.:xltr, arc grilndpar• Adult counselor& are Mr. and confirmation robes for the church. ents ol 111c gro\Jm. Mn. Calvin Simpson and Mr. and She displayed one ot the robes A2C .Sm1lh wi l l leave for .-.er­ Mrs. OrYal Wiles, member■ of tbe made by M11. Bartels. N:amed on Yice at Chc1ve11t1Jn, England, in church recreation commtuee. the altar guild for the month ol June. June were Mr•. 'nlomaa Young and lW's. Phil Globokar. A tribute to Mother by Mies 1',iek concluded the meeting after which refre1hmenll were aerved by Mrs . Paul Werner, .M11. Ed Baer, Mn. Alfred Crow, Mra. Leonard Jewell, Mrs. Manin Burt and Mn. W. A. . ■ Dexter Relatives ff09ram Presented By Mrs. Wal�8arte-ls Learn Of Marriage : · V At Friendly Circle.Meeti ng Tuesday At Washington ha.s l.K!otn received by Summer Camp Plans Discussed ay Girl Scouts ..... I measure, o u r . reaular well made quality. WHILI TNIY LAIT ,. I I 1 WHILI 1'41Y LAST . r �Aft i\ � !,·rr; wt ' '. Middleport Firemen ' Sponsori� Carnival · The · AU-Am'erican Shows uid to � one 'oi the country'• tarae■t carnlYals, will · open 11ondi.y lit Pythian Park in )i(lddlepert spon• sored by the Middleport Fire Dep.artment. The carnival has 12 ridt-'l, , a I monke y show, 1 motordrome atid other attractions. VYS�Y FARM - Above is this week's current Myi!ery Farm pictured ft'om the air o•� ?,1elg1 ,c.ou11ty ., Rea<lers are invited to_ide ntily the farm If they oa!', and the owners may free I>)' calliDt at off•� of The Dally Sentbie� �eeh�--st, Pomeroy. have a nlce1!7 _ . " f.�t MEIGS C,l!IIIIAL HOSPITAL. Admitted: Roy E. McCool, KhJ. dleport. • DIBmlaied: l,lrs. 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