http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1592d4357d7ecb05c824e8694614d0c0.pdf 304918ad6ba0a24a229d7967c198ef31 PDF Text Text ----------------------. . . ------...-...--·-.. -· -----------.. . . ·-----,,--.... • . 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. Betty Romli, a.cine; jlobal Whl'4, srruu-. . -� . "' . . . '•!· ,. ' ' ' . �- =•• • ,...__._, .. ,, . P\I♦ ;4 r&U♦ l. ..lJiJ 4 ,. I at a • (HE DAILY SENTINEL •• ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Vegetables Take Hay Cut Early Superior In Qualit , County Agent Says Lots_ Of Water, Engineer Says l,. to111111entaling Editorially BY C• •• BLAK■ County latenMon Apnt The beat 1uide to the q uality ol ha)' made on Me1g1 Cou n ty farm, 1, dtte ot cuttln(. Thil statemen t will raise a lot of questions in the mln da ot ftrmera because they will Imme• dlately come back .a.nd aay what etrect does weather during the curing proces, have on the queaworkers Uon of bay. Research have found that early cut hay with moderate weather damage ia It.il l superior to late cut hay without weather damage. Many farmers are 11klna; them 1elve1 the question this week whether they. 11hould plant corn or cut hay. There is no real lOOd answer to this question because the best time for both operat ion 1 lor thi1 area appears to be 1 rom about May 10th t o June lit. With more and m ore Meigs .;;;;;;;;;;;;;'--_;;;;;..;;-;;-;;-;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:. Industry And � of th e most utgent problems this eoun­ try r!tust �eat wlth is the growth of j uvenile delinquency. And that means that the Boy Seout movement, more than ever before, 11e­ se"es the active, down-to-e arth support of everyone. The boy who is inculcated with Scout training and ideals isn't going to de­ velop into a juvenHe gangster. A lea-net issued by the organization reports that thousands of business organizations are now making Scouting cooperation a part of their commun ity relations program s. And what is needed is more - much more - of ihal kind of help. Hay h11 DO sharp cornen to tum in New Holland"• Super Hayliner 68. One amootb motion carriea it from wido piclMip IO chamber. You aet the ,reeneat, leaflelt bale& you've evu made . . . llrm, . aquare 1 extra ricb in n u.. ltjenll. The Super 68 rum amootber, bu fewer moviq parts to wear, 11 more c<:o­ nomicaL And wilh optional Tnctor-&at ConUOb, you tan handle the balor riabl twino from or wiro • • • engine or tractor.;. 4rive. Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the Mlddleport Church of Chr i�t, Mr. Ben jie Young of Hawaii, ls to be o rdained to the ministry. For the past four years Mr. Young haa been dol ng his college work preparatory to mluionary and mi n isterial work amo ng the people of our now newest 1tatc. The Melgs Co unty Me n 's Fellow - youraeat ct/oooe Be Sure Of Quality S.,vice Value i I l Fulton Thompson · TRACTOR SALES ftMM WY,�101 Pomeloy, 0. County farmer, l n1llllin1 bulk tanks thls year 1ettin1 top prod uction out of the old cow be cornea more important. One of tbe beat . ways of _doing this ii to pr ovide her with the belt poui• ble quality o! hay or ail.age. While the man agement practices in connection with hay an d silage makin1 ar e slightly differen t, the stage of ma turity when the for• age crop should be cut Is the . same to te� ure tbe aame q uality of hay or sllaa:e. Cutting hay early- when the forage approachea the peak stage of n utrient con le� t--;-has been es• t� b � i•hed 15 a timmg principle givi ng all-arouod advantage. From the st3ndpoint of y ield, even if a heavier tonnage can sometimes be harvested when ha)'making is delayed unUJ for• age matures, no advantaee is gai n ed. 1'he yield that counts, the tot.al digestible nutrien ts per acre, will be smaller from a mature crop than from the same pla n ts cut at their n utrient prime. From the 1tandpoint of nutrien t content, during vegetallve gro wth stages the plants accumulate atores of nutrients dige1tible to llvest(lck. These are at peak at eome time in the bud or early bloom . stages. Forages differ within this : ra n ge i n reaching peak n utrient content. U hay cutti ng ii delayed : quality decli ne& rapidly as the plants draw on their n utrient re. serves to devll op flowers and seed. There is progressive 11hed­ ding of leaves. The leu valuable stems become a large proportion of the matured plant, and their usefulness III an energy and heat source in feed is l owered be· cause the starches and sugars chJnge chemically into leaa dia:es­ tible fiber. From the ata ndpolnt of teed re­ turns, the greater nutrient con ­ tent of early-cut hay proves its worth in animal feedi ng teal!. In one ateer-leedi ng teat it took only haJf ag many pou nda , of al• talfa hay to produce 100 pounds of gain when the alfalfa was cut at bud st.age as when it was cut al seed stage. In one tMt of feed efficie n cy, hay cut at the three alaJea waa fed to milking cows for a year at a time as a sole ratio n under practical work conditio ns. These tests con tin ued for two years,. and cli n ched tbe evidence that the early-cut hay waa the m oat eco­ nomical feed. The cows fed hay which was cut at the initial pr oduced 6,194 bloo m stage pou n ds fat corrected milk per harvested acre. Those fed hay cut at the half bloom 1t,,ge pro­ duced o nly• &:t'4� poun ds of mllk �r hatvfi!lted acre, .and at the full bloom stage production drop. ped to 3,814 pounda of mllk per harvested acre. Actual dry matter inhke o( the three groups of cows waa practi­ cally the same r.anglng from 34.9 pounds per d•Y for the cow led at the in itial bloom· et•ge and I dropping to 33.6 pounds for the full bloom ataae group. The amount of milk produced from 100 p onds of dry matter also dropped from 79.9 pou nds of fat corrected milk lor tbe initial bloom group lo 62 pounds . for the full bloom group. We still do not have the proper equipment at price& farmen can afford to produce top quality hay under adverse wt!ather co nditiona. Quite a few Melis County farm• en now have hay crusher• or h.111y crimper1 1 which they. report take off ipproxlmately 2' hours on the dryln&: time needed for field cured bay. ' Tr, h for ene llour • • • count the llal•• ---··· · · \ . I { ., • ••• _w h a t .• t ex'lra capac1'y ', • • • • • I n •• • • • ••: to y • u '. • IH. ?¥+· Mr. llnd llrs. Hetman Hill 11M u a;uesu thJ1 1¥eell: ber mother, Mra. Oiarles Wolfe, ind Kn. Fannie Beaver of Colwnbua. Dr. and Mn. Earl Grimm and. 10n. Joey. o f Columbu1 1pent lie,. then Day with his parenta and delebra ted Dr. Grlmm'1 blrtbdaJ. Jerry Hill w11 called by the W.. ness o( his uncle, St. Clair Killer to Morri1vale, W. Va. I 200,000 I u If you. plan to lrri11ale with water from we!lii or streams , they ahould su pply about 10 gallons per minute f or each acre ln the driest part ef the summer, ac• cording to Palmer. There are other thing, beaidea a ,a:ood waler supply .to conaider in planning an lrri11ation syatem, Palmer says. These incl ude labor to muve pipe, good soil drainage and crop varietle1, and . proper fertilization, plant population and cuUW'al practices. � Radar System 'Hears' Steak Being Produced Sounds that can·t be heard by human ear, are helpi ng t o tell wh1t'1 under the hide of beef I cattle on the hoof. The ·•echo method" of meuurlng muacli n 1 and fat ha, important implicati ons to contu men , and beef produ cers. By Its u ae Jive ,tock men could aort out and keep breeding at«k with a bifber proportion ol meal to fat. In the end. this wo uld mean more desirable steaks and cbop1 on lhe meat counters of America. I Whe n it cornea to plan ning a system, moat reliable: firms which manufacture irrigation equipment have engineHs who will help you. Coils of Irrigation systems vary con aiderably, depending on acre• age, water aource, shape of the field, and other factora. Palmer estimates coats at about $200 an acre for a small area of about 25 acres. Costs go down as more acres are irrigated. BARBARA ANN DONOVAN Dr and Mrs. James H. Donovan, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Barl>Ma Ann, to Roger Hines, son of Mr. and Mrs. W1llard Hines, Pomeroy. Miss Donovan Is a graduate of Pomeroy High . School, class of 1957, and will graduate from the Holier Hosptlal School of Nursing in September. . Mr Hines IS a graduate of Pomeroy High School, class of 1955 · and of the Carnegie Institute of Medical Technology. At the present time he Is attending Rio Grande College and is At a aeasion of Mayor Kenneth employed as laboratory technician at Holzer Hospital. An open church wedding will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, McElhinney'a c ourt in Middleport last n ight, Clyde Everett King, August 20, at t!Je Sacred H eart church. The Rev. Father John . Rutla nd, was fined $100 and co1ts Turel will off1c1ate . and sen tenced to three days In jail on a Middleport police charge of drlving while intoxi­ cated. Four men e ntered guilty pleaa lo i nto:dcatio n . Thomas Bowles and Howard Germa n, both of R u t­ land, were each fined $5 a n d Vegetabl" _ The weatherman the good qalily and reasonably cost.s. They paid up and were Lhe spoUight this week al the priced vegetables co ming from has released. pr oduce counter. Recent cool wea Florida. Polito prices are conUnOliver Mitch, Middleport, was • delay· ui ng to inch upwards. Economy ther a nd n eeded ra '· n ha"e fi ned $10 and cost.a and Ruben e h arvest of asparag us 8nd local choices in clude carrots, celery d and Swartz, Middleport, $HS spri ng greens. A few warm days and onion s. costa. Swartz was committed and will brlng lots of high quality asFru1,._Baninas are still the Mitch will work out his ·fine o n paragus back on the market. ou.l.!tandi at the fruit n g v,lue Che streets, Chief Herbert Gil­ Spring crop spinach sho uld appear counter, Rhubarb ia at reasonable key said. Lhis , week. Greenhouse tomatoea 1-it'a doubtfu l the price prke til n n o u seas ftrmers are wtll ble· ·ln· their peak Meiga Co unty will hange. Valencia oranges about in line with farmer• o ver early June. Head lettuce quality and grapefruit are o( excellent the state of Ohio in the fact they ls_ better. Sfiap bean s are among eating quality. As strawberry have not made extensive use of harvest gets nearer, pri ces get barn hay drying equipment. With lower. Arltansas, Alabama and the need of quality hay to prowest Te nnesse-e, along with Califor d uce lots of milk, it ml1ht be nit, and the flniabin g u p ln Louiswise for farmera to reeonaider iana will supply this week 's marthe possibility of using some ket. Lemons are very reasonable form of barn hay dryers to relh prlce. Aa demand increa aea, . duce the lime further that hay prices may rise. Florida watermuSt atay in the field. Should you gro w garden an• mel on s haYe made their appearMeigs Co unty farmers are in• rrom seed or by tra nsplant!? a nce on m ost markets. nuali creaslng their numbers of silos E111 and Poultry-Large eggs depends on the ki n d of an n uals It as a meana of helpi ng to reduce remai n the economical ch oice on plant and how s o on you you hazards in hay making particular• want results, aays Marvi n Car- .e coat per poun d buis. Broiler. ly during the May and early June bo n neau, Exte nsion norlc�llurist fryera are good choices with some period. markets "specialin g" them. Slate u n lvera1ty. Some of the suggestiona on mak at The' Ohio Me at-Watch the weather to deYou re ahead when you plant Ing good silage are to use qope of terml ne the more economical tra nsplanlll or most hybrid varie• good quality, enaile at the right ties of petuniH because petunlaa beef choice. If it warms up, roasts atage of growth, place carefully are difficult to start from seed will be the better relative value. to get a solid pack and seal the HoweYer, if it remai ns cool, th oee under home conditi ons. eurface to keep out air. The ques• Annuals such 88 marigolds and cuts requiring leas cooking lime tion In packing, especially in zi n niaa are most eaaily started will probably be the better vatrench sllos, needs additional confrom seed outdoora:. You may J ue. Pork cuta at the wholesale alderaUon. The silage sho uld be •n t the seed as soon 81 froa:t leYel are higher. pl" spread In tbl; Iayer, um·1orm IIY , nger Is past. For good seed gerd OYer the entire silo an d thorouahmi nati on, lollow the planting LY packed with a he.vy tractor be• d,·rectlons exacUy, the specialist tween I01ds an d at Ieast .•• to -w •a recom mends. heun after the silo \1 completely filled. The eUect from tra nsplant• J• The crope for silage lhould be usually Immediate. If you wa nt • treited according to their condi- the "look" of green growing tlona. If 1 � per cent legume thmgs, uae transplants. More than 8000 owners of Colcrau mixtume is cut Jn the -b ud Both aeed and tranapl1nt1 or early bloom stage with no need adequate fertilization and umbu1 and Southern Ohio Elec­ w1Jtina:, then Jt is deelrable to wolering fo� good growth. Fertl• tric Company are reaide nts of add 1'1D pounds of ground ear Uze at the time of son prepara- Ohio and many of fhese share­ co'rn or 8 to 10 pounds of Blaul• Uon. Two to four pounds of gar- holder, are also the Company'a -lite or 4 to 8 pou nd• of Kyla1e den fertilizer per JOO square customera, G. C. Shafer, Secre• to each ton of thfl fresh crop. feet of bed area carea for planl.l' tary of the utility reported today. Ohloaos own more than 760,000 U wilting ls practiced on ·this no needs until they are up and grow• addition la needed. LeJumt11 cut in ing well. Repeat fertilization dur- ahares of The Electric Company's the full bloom 1ta1e do not need Ing the summer, especially where common and preferred stock. wlltlna:, but they are too old to I irowlng conditions are ideal. Other shareholders are reaidenll mate the be1t ailagea. These aUWater Is the all- important fac- of all the n ation', 00 st.ates. Ca n­ a1ea should have plea1ant and tor for ,eed genn ination and for ada, England and other foreign mild flavors.. whether c;ou ntrles. estabtlablng seedlings While there are aome draw YOU use seed or transplants. The Of the 18,ll!li owners of co m• b1ck1 to early cutting of rough- ffloet important practice for su e- mon atoek, the largest alngle I ages tor hay and silage, the in, ce11 with annoala ii ample wa- 11rou p...-oyer 8500-are creased v.alue and production tiering, Carbon neau aaya. Planll whieh the cows ' will ,1et from J 1eldom recover from a wilt con­ early cut forages wiJl outweigh dltton. If Hed ii planted where plants the dlsadvantaa:es The good farmer who can combine hay maklne are to stay, thinning 1a e11entlal. and corn planting at the best Try to have a plant eyery four time la Indeed an outalandin1 to six inchea, Carbonneau ■ua:• farm manager. le■ta. DWI Conviction Brings Fine Bug Killer Leaflet Now Available LET'S GO SHOPPING • F}OriCU}lllflSt AdvIS · es On Annual Plants 1 -----------8,000 0wnefS C}a8Sl'fJe• d I A}S0 Sh h }d As 8fC O ers I Ohio Now Ranks Fifth In Corn Production Eighty head of Hereford heller, · w1·11 be lea led ullr ason 1ca11Y m Wood Cou n ty, June 9, for visitor, 1 at Beef Cattle Day, an educational eve nt aponsored by the Ohio 1 Agricultural Experiment Station. Tbe demon,tration at the North- 1 weatern Substation, will be conducted by Dr. J, R. Stouffer of Cornell University, developer of the tissue-testing techniq ue and the only o ut-or-state speaker on the research-extenulon program. Looking Ahead On The Food Mo�ets If you are looki ng for a bug k.Jller you can use in ybur veee• table or flower garde n, or on your lawn, treea, or abruhs, a general purpose insecllcidt' mi:1ture ia for you. Repul,r appli--tions of such a ..... mixture to vegetables, flowers, and other ornamentals will control most in sect pests, uya Dr. Robert p_ H9hJ1w,orth Jr., Ohio Sllijl'" JJJIJvenh;Y E�nsion entom o"loglsl. u An Ohio Agricultural Exteiaion Servlce leaflet, "Outwitting lnaect Pesta' ' tells you how to prepare a gener.al-pm:poae ,pray consisting of malathion and methoxYehlor. The mixhi.re, or the two insecticide, separately are available at garden stores. The leaflet which may be obtained from county extenaion offices, gives instructions on ho,,:, to use all-purpDBe insecticide mi:r.• lures, and discuees equipment to use in applyinti: them. It also cauUons you to use care in hand­ ling, �reathing, mixing and • P­ plying any insecticide. ll suggests you wash y our bands with soap i nd water after working with in• secticides, that you plainly label the con tainers and that you store them out of reach of ch il<ken. ' -l There . are ove� 0,300 men who 1 have m�eated in the Company; 2,900 jomt accounta;; 300 stock brokers a �d dealers; and 1,200 trustees, msuraace compan 1es, In vestment fu nda. churches and schools are stockholden. The majority of sh1.reb oI den owns from on e to 119 Sharea oI common stock. No one penon owns more than 1-4 of l percent of the 2,651,360 sharea 1Jf ·common stock. OH THE 1/qHT FOOD MILK RIPLACER Sugar Rul\ Flour Mills " PHONE WY U115 BED ROOM LIVI NG ROOM KITCHEN U'• hard lo get along Society News 8y £vel,n Brkldet Mrs. Doria t>avis w11 ta.ken to Ho lzer Hospital by ambula nce fol­ lowing a fall at her home. Mr, and Mn. Harley Bailey of F1 orida were Sunday aunts of Mr. and Mre. Wayne Briclr.le■ and Mr. and Mrs. Genld Violet. Ira Kyle attended the funeral of his sister, Miss :Mui.ha KYie, at the Campbell Fu neral Home in Sil-­ tersville, W. Va. Ohio mo-Y ed up to filth position among the corn selling atatee last yen, u lhe state's farmers ,old $103 milli on worth of corn, 1 1 per cent o f their total income from the sale of fum products. Jn 1 958 Ohio waa sixth in sale of com. Illi noia, Iowa. NebrHka and Indiana in that order were the atatea in which farmers sold more corn tha n las! year Jn sale of oats, Ohio Jumped to fourth place last year irom '1th place in 1958. Sale of oats $ 1 1 million. broua;bt farmers Mi nneaota, Iowa and lllino ll were the leading statea in the sale of oats. Both com and oats are princi• pally used at home for livestock feed . (J ver the nation last year, ules of corn t1ccounted for only 5 per cent and Hie of oat, for less than 1 per cent of the mo ney farmen earned from aale o� their prod ucts. Command ..... ,...... l1RA VEI. Y P o w er! Net i ncome o f farm operat.o?1 rrom farming this )'ear may be near the 1 1 billi on d ollars realiz­ 30 .. Roruy Mower. Ridi■ I ed in 1959 according to Ohio 1 Sulley, Granly T.taet0t - mowa St.ate University Exte n1ion econo. .... ..... lawns, tho --­ ffiLI�. , rough wich ''"'' oOo eom.,,,,d G....i, -. to U.-. Conaumer lm.'Ome likely will conti n ue upwarJ, predict Exte n s­ Tnar - 30 Y-oobt ion econ omist.a of the Ohio State University. oOo Alw:iys atop the engine on your power lawn mower when you are uncl o gging, adju1ting, or oijinc it, ca ution Ohio St,,te UoiYeuity . -, Extension spe'°ialisl.l. Mote for your Mon•yl oOo ASK FOA FREE DEMONSTRATION Trends indicate that Ohio's populati on probably will reach l l,­ Mlf>,000 by 1963 .according to Ohle St.ate University Extension rural sociologists. oOo Careful analy1i1 of herds and PhoM WY-2-2975 e:r.istina markets will pay bl.I re­ turns aa dairy farmers pla n ID.I· -.... S12 E. Me in SI. jor cha nges . i n the dairy en ter­ prise, say Ohio State University "" E "> ( H � l l � \', li � l ,.. { '> l • l Exte nsion dairy specialists. .. ' """ ,.- ,... .....,. ""'-ro.. • All-Gear Drive • Power ReYene • 30 1-,. GRAVELY TRAaoR SALES & SEIYICE SPECIAL PRICES I, ON BALER TWI N E See ll• Before l'- B119 Hay Cutting Time Is Near 1 ; See V• For Your ! i BAUR TWINE Mfddleport Feeil Ml I "We Do Custom GrindhJc.H No. 2ncf St• .,_ WY 2-1214 MIDDLIPCAT TENS I � { .ITl!EN GTII KNOT �TR E N GTH U N l �O R M fTY See Us $595 Today CONVENIENT TERMS range - and • neceulty. They're both wlthoul • frlgenlor la almost I Mr•. r.:l sie Adams and dtuC'bter Eloise of Pomeroy and Bob Eltep of M:-.son .ind Mra. Belle llou1h local yi11ited Sunday afternoon wi 1 �. Mr. and Mn. L. L. Nice of Plante. -----=-·---:­ Low . Low Cash and Carry. NEW FURNIT U RE STAIT CALVES OFF I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Norris of East Letart and Hr. and .lln. Ote, Kiser and children were over n!ght gueata of their parent,, Kr. and Mn. Ervin Ket.er. Tuppers Plains A Houseful Of All • and Robert Euler, .;;:;;. 1PQt Ftlda)' enoinc: al tu botft GI Mr. and Mn. Donald Bell Mr. and lln. F. A. Cadle ... reee11t &ueata of b1a motblr1 Mn. Thuru Morril, Cbarleaton. Letart Falls New" Report u R,1fRasi, ' European corn boren Jut year destroyed nearly "8 million b\ub­ ell of corn J n the U. S. .a«Ordinc to the U. S. �partment of A&rl· culture 9Y MRS. J. 0. ROUSH oOo J1me1 Fratier of Bettie Street Soil tesU are the best iuide to Akr on, who wa, hit by an autolOil treatmeut1. mobile, had to h·He ;i bone c:rart oOo Ohfo State U niveni tJ El": ten • ed in h is leg May l l . He vi1ita '-"·ta Ion pou Itry ,;pecuU11 predi' ct here e Y ery ,ummer with hi1 eee pr_I cea tt":.e Jut half of thi, a:ran df• ther , O . M . w 011:an af pom­ year will .averaee well above the eroy RD I, and hie aunt Mn. J. 31 cenu for the la1t !lalf of lsr.iB. D. Ro uih. He gradueted last year from hleh ,ch oo l in AIU'on. o . . oO , Mr . .. nd Mrs. John Burnell, of Sprmg 11 a Cood time to check Charle,ton spent ihe weekend 1 ,hel c� 11 led rn or wheat lhat h 1 with .M r and Mrs. II. B. Powell . been earned _th�ou&b the :Winte � Mr. a Dd Mrs. Donald Bell , dau lf the &r•_ln 11 1nfe1ted_ with i ghter Lorna ,pent an eveni ng sects, furn1 ea� and noid f� I thll week with Mr. and Mrs. Paul I 1011, II}' Oh io Stile_ UnlY UIJ I)' Ervin Racine. Exten1lon entomolo&111ll. Mila Teri Ann Ebenbach dli!U· 11:hter of Mr. an d Mn. Sam Eben­ bath of Somerset 11 ,pending a I mon th with her grandmother, Mrs. Edna Shields. Miu Nadine Ro u,h, Portland you plan to trrta:aui ve1e• table cropi with water froni a farm pond better make ,ure Lhe pond 1, b'le eno111b. veaetables reguire a lot of wtter. You'll need between Ui0,000 an d gallons of wa'4!ir a year to J rri&ate an acre of vege, tables ,uch II rweet corn, aan Melville L. Palmer, Ohio State University ExtenaJon aarlcultural ena:i neer. thla water is 1tored in a pond you ihould fi,ure on 11.lm o at twtCe this amount In order evaporaUon and t o allo w for seepage. Tbl1 means that a I-acre pon d will irria:ate from four to six acres of veget.a.blea, · ,, \ .· . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lliddleport, 0.• Mtt'- 21, lN0-4 Fact. For Farmen eluded In 1h11 3 room group• re­ In• BAKER FURNIT URE On The Brlgflla& Comer In MI DDLEPORT For teal Savings On Your '·, Baler Twine POMEROY, OHIO Jack W. CaJ'Sey, Mgr. Phone WY.J-ll18t �- =•• • ,...__._, .. ,, . P\I♦ ;4 r&U♦ l. ..lJiJ 4 ,. I at a • (HE DAILY SENTINEL •• ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Vegetables Take Hay Cut Early Superior In Qualit , County Agent Says Lots_ Of Water, Engineer Says l,. to111111entaling Editorially BY C• •• BLAK■ County latenMon Apnt The beat 1uide to the q uality ol ha)' made on Me1g1 Cou n ty farm, 1, dtte ot cuttln(. Thil statemen t will raise a lot of questions in the mln da ot ftrmera because they will Imme• dlately come back .a.nd aay what etrect does weather during the curing proces, have on the queaworkers Uon of bay. Research have found that early cut hay with moderate weather damage ia It.il l superior to late cut hay without weather damage. Many farmers are 11klna; them 1elve1 the question this week whether they. 11hould plant corn or cut hay. There is no real lOOd answer to this question because the best time for both operat ion 1 lor thi1 area appears to be 1 rom about May 10th t o June lit. With more and m ore Meigs .;;;;;;;;;;;;;'--_;;;;;..;;-;;-;;-;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:. Industry And � of th e most utgent problems this eoun­ try r!tust �eat wlth is the growth of j uvenile delinquency. And that means that the Boy Seout movement, more than ever before, 11e­ se"es the active, down-to-e arth support of everyone. The boy who is inculcated with Scout training and ideals isn't going to de­ velop into a juvenHe gangster. A lea-net issued by the organization reports that thousands of business organizations are now making Scouting cooperation a part of their commun ity relations program s. And what is needed is more - much more - of ihal kind of help. Hay h11 DO sharp cornen to tum in New Holland"• Super Hayliner 68. One amootb motion carriea it from wido piclMip IO chamber. You aet the ,reeneat, leaflelt bale& you've evu made . . . llrm, . aquare 1 extra ricb in n u.. ltjenll. The Super 68 rum amootber, bu fewer moviq parts to wear, 11 more c<:o­ nomicaL And wilh optional Tnctor-&at ConUOb, you tan handle the balor riabl twino from or wiro • • • engine or tractor.;. 4rive. Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the Mlddleport Church of Chr i�t, Mr. Ben jie Young of Hawaii, ls to be o rdained to the ministry. For the past four years Mr. Young haa been dol ng his college work preparatory to mluionary and mi n isterial work amo ng the people of our now newest 1tatc. The Melgs Co unty Me n 's Fellow - youraeat ct/oooe Be Sure Of Quality S.,vice Value i I l Fulton Thompson · TRACTOR SALES ftMM WY,�101 Pomeloy, 0. County farmer, l n1llllin1 bulk tanks thls year 1ettin1 top prod uction out of the old cow be cornea more important. One of tbe beat . ways of _doing this ii to pr ovide her with the belt poui• ble quality o! hay or ail.age. While the man agement practices in connection with hay an d silage makin1 ar e slightly differen t, the stage of ma turity when the for• age crop should be cut Is the . same to te� ure tbe aame q uality of hay or sllaa:e. Cutting hay early- when the forage approachea the peak stage of n utrient con le� t--;-has been es• t� b � i•hed 15 a timmg principle givi ng all-arouod advantage. From the st3ndpoint of y ield, even if a heavier tonnage can sometimes be harvested when ha)'making is delayed unUJ for• age matures, no advantaee is gai n ed. 1'he yield that counts, the tot.al digestible nutrien ts per acre, will be smaller from a mature crop than from the same pla n ts cut at their n utrient prime. From the 1tandpoint of nutrien t content, during vegetallve gro wth stages the plants accumulate atores of nutrients dige1tible to llvest(lck. These are at peak at eome time in the bud or early bloom . stages. Forages differ within this : ra n ge i n reaching peak n utrient content. U hay cutti ng ii delayed : quality decli ne& rapidly as the plants draw on their n utrient re. serves to devll op flowers and seed. There is progressive 11hed­ ding of leaves. The leu valuable stems become a large proportion of the matured plant, and their usefulness III an energy and heat source in feed is l owered be· cause the starches and sugars chJnge chemically into leaa dia:es­ tible fiber. From the ata ndpolnt of teed re­ turns, the greater nutrient con ­ tent of early-cut hay proves its worth in animal feedi ng teal!. In one ateer-leedi ng teat it took only haJf ag many pou nda , of al• talfa hay to produce 100 pounds of gain when the alfalfa was cut at bud st.age as when it was cut al seed stage. In one tMt of feed efficie n cy, hay cut at the three alaJea waa fed to milking cows for a year at a time as a sole ratio n under practical work conditio ns. These tests con tin ued for two years,. and cli n ched tbe evidence that the early-cut hay waa the m oat eco­ nomical feed. The cows fed hay which was cut at the initial pr oduced 6,194 bloo m stage pou n ds fat corrected milk per harvested acre. Those fed hay cut at the half bloom 1t,,ge pro­ duced o nly• &:t'4� poun ds of mllk �r hatvfi!lted acre, .and at the full bloom stage production drop. ped to 3,814 pounda of mllk per harvested acre. Actual dry matter inhke o( the three groups of cows waa practi­ cally the same r.anglng from 34.9 pounds per d•Y for the cow led at the in itial bloom· et•ge and I dropping to 33.6 pounds for the full bloom ataae group. The amount of milk produced from 100 p onds of dry matter also dropped from 79.9 pou nds of fat corrected milk lor tbe initial bloom group lo 62 pounds . for the full bloom group. We still do not have the proper equipment at price& farmen can afford to produce top quality hay under adverse wt!ather co nditiona. Quite a few Melis County farm• en now have hay crusher• or h.111y crimper1 1 which they. report take off ipproxlmately 2' hours on the dryln&: time needed for field cured bay. ' Tr, h for ene llour • • • count the llal•• ---··· · · \ . I { ., • ••• _w h a t .• t ex'lra capac1'y ', • • • • • I n •• • • • ••: to y • u '. • IH. ?¥+· Mr. llnd llrs. Hetman Hill 11M u a;uesu thJ1 1¥eell: ber mother, Mra. Oiarles Wolfe, ind Kn. Fannie Beaver of Colwnbua. Dr. and Mn. Earl Grimm and. 10n. Joey. o f Columbu1 1pent lie,. then Day with his parenta and delebra ted Dr. Grlmm'1 blrtbdaJ. Jerry Hill w11 called by the W.. ness o( his uncle, St. Clair Killer to Morri1vale, W. Va. I 200,000 I u If you. plan to lrri11ale with water from we!lii or streams , they ahould su pply about 10 gallons per minute f or each acre ln the driest part ef the summer, ac• cording to Palmer. There are other thing, beaidea a ,a:ood waler supply .to conaider in planning an lrri11ation syatem, Palmer says. These incl ude labor to muve pipe, good soil drainage and crop varietle1, and . proper fertilization, plant population and cuUW'al practices. � Radar System 'Hears' Steak Being Produced Sounds that can·t be heard by human ear, are helpi ng t o tell wh1t'1 under the hide of beef I cattle on the hoof. The ·•echo method" of meuurlng muacli n 1 and fat ha, important implicati ons to contu men , and beef produ cers. By Its u ae Jive ,tock men could aort out and keep breeding at«k with a bifber proportion ol meal to fat. In the end. this wo uld mean more desirable steaks and cbop1 on lhe meat counters of America. I Whe n it cornea to plan ning a system, moat reliable: firms which manufacture irrigation equipment have engineHs who will help you. Coils of Irrigation systems vary con aiderably, depending on acre• age, water aource, shape of the field, and other factora. Palmer estimates coats at about $200 an acre for a small area of about 25 acres. Costs go down as more acres are irrigated. BARBARA ANN DONOVAN Dr and Mrs. James H. Donovan, Pomeroy, are announcing the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Barl>Ma Ann, to Roger Hines, son of Mr. and Mrs. W1llard Hines, Pomeroy. Miss Donovan Is a graduate of Pomeroy High . School, class of 1957, and will graduate from the Holier Hosptlal School of Nursing in September. . Mr Hines IS a graduate of Pomeroy High School, class of 1955 · and of the Carnegie Institute of Medical Technology. At the present time he Is attending Rio Grande College and is At a aeasion of Mayor Kenneth employed as laboratory technician at Holzer Hospital. An open church wedding will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, McElhinney'a c ourt in Middleport last n ight, Clyde Everett King, August 20, at t!Je Sacred H eart church. The Rev. Father John . Rutla nd, was fined $100 and co1ts Turel will off1c1ate . and sen tenced to three days In jail on a Middleport police charge of drlving while intoxi­ cated. Four men e ntered guilty pleaa lo i nto:dcatio n . Thomas Bowles and Howard Germa n, both of R u t­ land, were each fined $5 a n d Vegetabl" _ The weatherman the good qalily and reasonably cost.s. They paid up and were Lhe spoUight this week al the priced vegetables co ming from has released. pr oduce counter. Recent cool wea Florida. Polito prices are conUnOliver Mitch, Middleport, was • delay· ui ng to inch upwards. Economy ther a nd n eeded ra '· n ha"e fi ned $10 and cost.a and Ruben e h arvest of asparag us 8nd local choices in clude carrots, celery d and Swartz, Middleport, $HS spri ng greens. A few warm days and onion s. costa. Swartz was committed and will brlng lots of high quality asFru1,._Baninas are still the Mitch will work out his ·fine o n paragus back on the market. ou.l.!tandi at the fruit n g v,lue Che streets, Chief Herbert Gil­ Spring crop spinach sho uld appear counter, Rhubarb ia at reasonable key said. Lhis , week. Greenhouse tomatoea 1-it'a doubtfu l the price prke til n n o u seas ftrmers are wtll ble· ·ln· their peak Meiga Co unty will hange. Valencia oranges about in line with farmer• o ver early June. Head lettuce quality and grapefruit are o( excellent the state of Ohio in the fact they ls_ better. Sfiap bean s are among eating quality. As strawberry have not made extensive use of harvest gets nearer, pri ces get barn hay drying equipment. With lower. Arltansas, Alabama and the need of quality hay to prowest Te nnesse-e, along with Califor d uce lots of milk, it ml1ht be nit, and the flniabin g u p ln Louiswise for farmera to reeonaider iana will supply this week 's marthe possibility of using some ket. Lemons are very reasonable form of barn hay dryers to relh prlce. Aa demand increa aea, . duce the lime further that hay prices may rise. Florida watermuSt atay in the field. Should you gro w garden an• mel on s haYe made their appearMeigs Co unty farmers are in• rrom seed or by tra nsplant!? a nce on m ost markets. nuali creaslng their numbers of silos E111 and Poultry-Large eggs depends on the ki n d of an n uals It as a meana of helpi ng to reduce remai n the economical ch oice on plant and how s o on you you hazards in hay making particular• want results, aays Marvi n Car- .e coat per poun d buis. Broiler. ly during the May and early June bo n neau, Exte nsion norlc�llurist fryera are good choices with some period. markets "specialin g" them. Slate u n lvera1ty. Some of the suggestiona on mak at The' Ohio Me at-Watch the weather to deYou re ahead when you plant Ing good silage are to use qope of terml ne the more economical tra nsplanlll or most hybrid varie• good quality, enaile at the right ties of petuniH because petunlaa beef choice. If it warms up, roasts atage of growth, place carefully are difficult to start from seed will be the better relative value. to get a solid pack and seal the HoweYer, if it remai ns cool, th oee under home conditi ons. eurface to keep out air. The ques• Annuals such 88 marigolds and cuts requiring leas cooking lime tion In packing, especially in zi n niaa are most eaaily started will probably be the better vatrench sllos, needs additional confrom seed outdoora:. You may J ue. Pork cuta at the wholesale alderaUon. The silage sho uld be •n t the seed as soon 81 froa:t leYel are higher. pl" spread In tbl; Iayer, um·1orm IIY , nger Is past. For good seed gerd OYer the entire silo an d thorouahmi nati on, lollow the planting LY packed with a he.vy tractor be• d,·rectlons exacUy, the specialist tween I01ds an d at Ieast .•• to -w •a recom mends. heun after the silo \1 completely filled. The eUect from tra nsplant• J• The crope for silage lhould be usually Immediate. If you wa nt • treited according to their condi- the "look" of green growing tlona. If 1 � per cent legume thmgs, uae transplants. More than 8000 owners of Colcrau mixtume is cut Jn the -b ud Both aeed and tranapl1nt1 or early bloom stage with no need adequate fertilization and umbu1 and Southern Ohio Elec­ w1Jtina:, then Jt is deelrable to wolering fo� good growth. Fertl• tric Company are reaide nts of add 1'1D pounds of ground ear Uze at the time of son prepara- Ohio and many of fhese share­ co'rn or 8 to 10 pounds of Blaul• Uon. Two to four pounds of gar- holder, are also the Company'a -lite or 4 to 8 pou nd• of Kyla1e den fertilizer per JOO square customera, G. C. Shafer, Secre• to each ton of thfl fresh crop. feet of bed area carea for planl.l' tary of the utility reported today. Ohloaos own more than 760,000 U wilting ls practiced on ·this no needs until they are up and grow• addition la needed. LeJumt11 cut in ing well. Repeat fertilization dur- ahares of The Electric Company's the full bloom 1ta1e do not need Ing the summer, especially where common and preferred stock. wlltlna:, but they are too old to I irowlng conditions are ideal. Other shareholders are reaidenll mate the be1t ailagea. These aUWater Is the all- important fac- of all the n ation', 00 st.ates. Ca n­ a1ea should have plea1ant and tor for ,eed genn ination and for ada, England and other foreign mild flavors.. whether c;ou ntrles. estabtlablng seedlings While there are aome draw YOU use seed or transplants. The Of the 18,ll!li owners of co m• b1ck1 to early cutting of rough- ffloet important practice for su e- mon atoek, the largest alngle I ages tor hay and silage, the in, ce11 with annoala ii ample wa- 11rou p...-oyer 8500-are creased v.alue and production tiering, Carbon neau aaya. Planll whieh the cows ' will ,1et from J 1eldom recover from a wilt con­ early cut forages wiJl outweigh dltton. If Hed ii planted where plants the dlsadvantaa:es The good farmer who can combine hay maklne are to stay, thinning 1a e11entlal. and corn planting at the best Try to have a plant eyery four time la Indeed an outalandin1 to six inchea, Carbonneau ■ua:• farm manager. le■ta. DWI Conviction Brings Fine Bug Killer Leaflet Now Available LET'S GO SHOPPING • F}OriCU}lllflSt AdvIS · es On Annual Plants 1 -----------8,000 0wnefS C}a8Sl'fJe• d I A}S0 Sh h }d As 8fC O ers I Ohio Now Ranks Fifth In Corn Production Eighty head of Hereford heller, · w1·11 be lea led ullr ason 1ca11Y m Wood Cou n ty, June 9, for visitor, 1 at Beef Cattle Day, an educational eve nt aponsored by the Ohio 1 Agricultural Experiment Station. Tbe demon,tration at the North- 1 weatern Substation, will be conducted by Dr. J, R. Stouffer of Cornell University, developer of the tissue-testing techniq ue and the only o ut-or-state speaker on the research-extenulon program. Looking Ahead On The Food Mo�ets If you are looki ng for a bug k.Jller you can use in ybur veee• table or flower garde n, or on your lawn, treea, or abruhs, a general purpose insecllcidt' mi:1ture ia for you. Repul,r appli--tions of such a ..... mixture to vegetables, flowers, and other ornamentals will control most in sect pests, uya Dr. Robert p_ H9hJ1w,orth Jr., Ohio Sllijl'" JJJIJvenh;Y E�nsion entom o"loglsl. u An Ohio Agricultural Exteiaion Servlce leaflet, "Outwitting lnaect Pesta' ' tells you how to prepare a gener.al-pm:poae ,pray consisting of malathion and methoxYehlor. The mixhi.re, or the two insecticide, separately are available at garden stores. The leaflet which may be obtained from county extenaion offices, gives instructions on ho,,:, to use all-purpDBe insecticide mi:r.• lures, and discuees equipment to use in applyinti: them. It also cauUons you to use care in hand­ ling, �reathing, mixing and • P­ plying any insecticide. ll suggests you wash y our bands with soap i nd water after working with in• secticides, that you plainly label the con tainers and that you store them out of reach of ch il<ken. ' -l There . are ove� 0,300 men who 1 have m�eated in the Company; 2,900 jomt accounta;; 300 stock brokers a �d dealers; and 1,200 trustees, msuraace compan 1es, In vestment fu nda. churches and schools are stockholden. The majority of sh1.reb oI den owns from on e to 119 Sharea oI common stock. No one penon owns more than 1-4 of l percent of the 2,651,360 sharea 1Jf ·common stock. OH THE 1/qHT FOOD MILK RIPLACER Sugar Rul\ Flour Mills " PHONE WY U115 BED ROOM LIVI NG ROOM KITCHEN U'• hard lo get along Society News 8y £vel,n Brkldet Mrs. Doria t>avis w11 ta.ken to Ho lzer Hospital by ambula nce fol­ lowing a fall at her home. Mr, and Mn. Harley Bailey of F1 orida were Sunday aunts of Mr. and Mre. Wayne Briclr.le■ and Mr. and Mrs. Genld Violet. Ira Kyle attended the funeral of his sister, Miss :Mui.ha KYie, at the Campbell Fu neral Home in Sil-­ tersville, W. Va. Ohio mo-Y ed up to filth position among the corn selling atatee last yen, u lhe state's farmers ,old $103 milli on worth of corn, 1 1 per cent o f their total income from the sale of fum products. Jn 1 958 Ohio waa sixth in sale of com. Illi noia, Iowa. NebrHka and Indiana in that order were the atatea in which farmers sold more corn tha n las! year Jn sale of oats, Ohio Jumped to fourth place last year irom '1th place in 1958. Sale of oats $ 1 1 million. broua;bt farmers Mi nneaota, Iowa and lllino ll were the leading statea in the sale of oats. Both com and oats are princi• pally used at home for livestock feed . (J ver the nation last year, ules of corn t1ccounted for only 5 per cent and Hie of oat, for less than 1 per cent of the mo ney farmen earned from aale o� their prod ucts. Command ..... ,...... l1RA VEI. Y P o w er! Net i ncome o f farm operat.o?1 rrom farming this )'ear may be near the 1 1 billi on d ollars realiz­ 30 .. Roruy Mower. Ridi■ I ed in 1959 according to Ohio 1 Sulley, Granly T.taet0t - mowa St.ate University Exte n1ion econo. .... ..... lawns, tho --­ ffiLI�. , rough wich ''"'' oOo eom.,,,,d G....i, -. to U.-. Conaumer lm.'Ome likely will conti n ue upwarJ, predict Exte n s­ Tnar - 30 Y-oobt ion econ omist.a of the Ohio State University. oOo Alw:iys atop the engine on your power lawn mower when you are uncl o gging, adju1ting, or oijinc it, ca ution Ohio St,,te UoiYeuity . -, Extension spe'°ialisl.l. Mote for your Mon•yl oOo ASK FOA FREE DEMONSTRATION Trends indicate that Ohio's populati on probably will reach l l,­ Mlf>,000 by 1963 .according to Ohle St.ate University Extension rural sociologists. oOo Careful analy1i1 of herds and PhoM WY-2-2975 e:r.istina markets will pay bl.I re­ turns aa dairy farmers pla n ID.I· -.... S12 E. Me in SI. jor cha nges . i n the dairy en ter­ prise, say Ohio State University "" E "> ( H � l l � \', li � l ,.. { '> l • l Exte nsion dairy specialists. .. ' """ ,.- ,... .....,. ""'-ro.. • All-Gear Drive • Power ReYene • 30 1-,. GRAVELY TRAaoR SALES & SEIYICE SPECIAL PRICES I, ON BALER TWI N E See ll• Before l'- B119 Hay Cutting Time Is Near 1 ; See V• For Your ! i BAUR TWINE Mfddleport Feeil Ml I "We Do Custom GrindhJc.H No. 2ncf St• .,_ WY 2-1214 MIDDLIPCAT TENS I � { .ITl!EN GTII KNOT �TR E N GTH U N l �O R M fTY See Us $595 Today CONVENIENT TERMS range - and • neceulty. They're both wlthoul • frlgenlor la almost I Mr•. r.:l sie Adams and dtuC'bter Eloise of Pomeroy and Bob Eltep of M:-.son .ind Mra. Belle llou1h local yi11ited Sunday afternoon wi 1 �. Mr. and Mn. L. L. Nice of Plante. -----=-·---:­ Low . Low Cash and Carry. NEW FURNIT U RE STAIT CALVES OFF I Mr. and Mrs. Howard Norris of East Letart and Hr. and .lln. Ote, Kiser and children were over n!ght gueata of their parent,, Kr. and Mn. Ervin Ket.er. Tuppers Plains A Houseful Of All • and Robert Euler, .;;:;;. 1PQt Ftlda)' enoinc: al tu botft GI Mr. and Mn. Donald Bell Mr. and lln. F. A. Cadle ... reee11t &ueata of b1a motblr1 Mn. Thuru Morril, Cbarleaton. Letart Falls New" Report u R,1fRasi, ' European corn boren Jut year destroyed nearly "8 million b\ub­ ell of corn J n the U. S. .a«Ordinc to the U. S. �partment of A&rl· culture 9Y MRS. J. 0. ROUSH oOo J1me1 Fratier of Bettie Street Soil tesU are the best iuide to Akr on, who wa, hit by an autolOil treatmeut1. mobile, had to h·He ;i bone c:rart oOo Ohfo State U niveni tJ El": ten • ed in h is leg May l l . He vi1ita '-"·ta Ion pou Itry ,;pecuU11 predi' ct here e Y ery ,ummer with hi1 eee pr_I cea tt":.e Jut half of thi, a:ran df• ther , O . M . w 011:an af pom­ year will .averaee well above the eroy RD I, and hie aunt Mn. J. 31 cenu for the la1t !lalf of lsr.iB. D. Ro uih. He gradueted last year from hleh ,ch oo l in AIU'on. o . . oO , Mr . .. nd Mrs. John Burnell, of Sprmg 11 a Cood time to check Charle,ton spent ihe weekend 1 ,hel c� 11 led rn or wheat lhat h 1 with .M r and Mrs. II. B. Powell . been earned _th�ou&b the :Winte � Mr. a Dd Mrs. Donald Bell , dau lf the &r•_ln 11 1nfe1ted_ with i ghter Lorna ,pent an eveni ng sects, furn1 ea� and noid f� I thll week with Mr. and Mrs. Paul I 1011, II}' Oh io Stile_ UnlY UIJ I)' Ervin Racine. Exten1lon entomolo&111ll. Mila Teri Ann Ebenbach dli!U· 11:hter of Mr. an d Mn. Sam Eben­ bath of Somerset 11 ,pending a I mon th with her grandmother, Mrs. Edna Shields. Miu Nadine Ro u,h, Portland you plan to trrta:aui ve1e• table cropi with water froni a farm pond better make ,ure Lhe pond 1, b'le eno111b. veaetables reguire a lot of wtter. You'll need between Ui0,000 an d gallons of wa'4!ir a year to J rri&ate an acre of vege, tables ,uch II rweet corn, aan Melville L. Palmer, Ohio State University ExtenaJon aarlcultural ena:i neer. thla water is 1tored in a pond you ihould fi,ure on 11.lm o at twtCe this amount In order evaporaUon and t o allo w for seepage. Tbl1 means that a I-acre pon d will irria:ate from four to six acres of veget.a.blea, · ,, \ .· . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-lliddleport, 0.• Mtt'- 21, lN0-4 Fact. For Farmen eluded In 1h11 3 room group• re­ In• BAKER FURNIT URE On The Brlgflla& Comer In MI DDLEPORT For teal Savings On Your '·, Baler Twine POMEROY, OHIO Jack W. CaJ'Sey, Mgr. Phone WY.J-ll18t �• • Pomeroy Takes Di, ----- . " 1· ....�1· on T1· 11e, Big Ten Dissension Now Soft 1 Purkey Called In Hopes Of Retrieving 3rd Rank For Reds 1 ST, LOUIS, UPJ -The Cincinnati Reds lle'nt Bob Purk ey to th e mound today LO squart1 thing11 with the St. Louis Cards and regain third plare in the stan d ings. Purkey, arter his fourth w in against one loss, will face Wilmer Mb.e ll, who owns a l- 2 record. The Cardinals d roppe d Cinl'innati back into fourth plaC'e Frida1 night bf>hind the 111:1: -1111 pitch1ng ol Larry Jackson for a 6-- 1 victory In the firRt contest of a four-,ame series here. ALL-STARS � f/J, EAs't F.,,., 8 Vi�lH..f\� V• J ' i'n Po eoy s ptihthertl sewtd up tl\c SiroAL southl!rh Dlvbloh u\te FTlilay with an 8-h wth ove� · calUpolls, remalninti uhd efcated in league play an,d settin_g the stage for 8 play-off test with Athens, Northern Division champ-S, probably ne1rt 1'uesday . here. At Gallipolis the Pant hers werC' 't"illlro, liteh. urE. lnterha.l � lnbbtldh in the Big 1\-n, "'hl! , �!_lr, lh".tdd ed . the ... . enclent � onl� three montll!I W1 licked with clbse harmony IY, The CO�i"eftnce _ jh 1httt� or�er F'rl da_y �<;i�ed _tli•t lbi:lh'ldual scMols ect\ihl Invitations to P l l!Y ln t h."e R°"' t'l6Wl, returned the!f!�lves to � l_ tahdlng for nat1��al meetl an�. to�mamenl�, abanHoned t� 'ntible exPfr1menr• of �.IJ\11 � tb athl!tea on the�r. ti.eel!, '"-� t�e mutter or pl;neJ�I� mdlj� ib,, Com• mh!iotfer �tiijth L. ''Ni W1Ison. Tl\! Wh�le � m 11:dlon. whlch i;t Mlltlit hi ve ii �. ""' liM H\.1!¥tl hi� to recttli�et'l t'' !lolv\! _, t� � t M;I fl �� Iii the ron fe rehct, KM!ith. The c�til.h� l'or itiHiW'9 to act:tPt lh ri\l�lbh• to i'bY ih ihe Rose iroWctiUHI! Hbie ffllilana I NY6Hbtf �ltlbri . swltch"eil • · - A P' " jiiil.a.U :3-lCllt 1 , "t> � Sl'ANDINGS •��!_ ,ert i• l C I s· Machen Plasters Miteff In Rough Heavy Ring Mix NOTICE Meigs County Real Estate Owners • TUppers "'rI alnS S io! Events itr CLYDE G. - M �LLHOHE The Ridge-Keno Social Events I EUB C�urches � • A re QrgORl:Zeu 1 Hold h1&lon ft u. ana. · •• Are.. Syrocuse Mae·no,ICI T..--,, . :�j U r, *toll rvt • S orts Shnw At Near·by Athens In March t� Hooslen . v oted against retaining in the rule book • provision �hi_c� left the option Western Mktlcan, tuiinin& for AT EN'S, O. UPl---Ohlo Unlv er• �o _play to md1V1d ual schools, if �lty g'Olte rs led the way, lnto to- their third stra1ght �his tllle, invite d . day's final 18 holes in the annual le d wilh ntne point!�tbllowed by l'he vote reinstating the rule to ! Mi d-American Conference 1ports M iami with e1ght a,,il'-1' the fi rst 1 day (If cl)m - titlon '11hirsdar,. make members eligible for poat- 1 championships here. !leason meehi and tgurnament, And In E u,Hfy-lJTg rountls of ... the tric� (II !!:., &Ii: �f '1! 11\'ehts, also thrown out _ln a plq 1:1e In /t,lly C1rde Sewing. • Bowli!\&,. C½-�_en Quah.tiilt 1 1 11thle March, was unanimous, pro bably ltu H b o S eaau>n U tes, ft:Ufo\ted by \Vest,rb Mlcllt(an the first such action In the conMn. Waid Gorby _ e ntertained w tth 1 0, Oh l\> lftalTlt -with ference on a major Jssue Jn a the Jol\.y Circle St:wmg Club at : nine each, �t State Ufree · afi d decade. her hom�. W e he Terrace, Werlnes- 1 "M. arflhall two. Toltd"o w u . not ------day evening. .. represented in t;ack. 11o1 M•ther', Day gilb from ,ecret The Bobcats !ired e 3�2 !,lftal pal� were received by each mem- I ov�r the first 1� holes or lolf, her The traveling pnze waa award- followed by Western M ichigan 'II cd 10 idrs. Perry Carpenter. Mrs. I w i th 386 then Kent State :Mar• ' .;,I Kenneth Mankin on behalf of the shall, Bo� Hng Green, Miao'11 111d 1 cl �b presented M�s - Alm11. Kitchen [ · Toledo in order. Churches of th e Syracuse EUB with a farewell gift. Cireuit, Carmel, Betha�y, and Syra- f Charles Vandli k and Dow Reich• Refreshments were served by z I cuse, recentl y reore-amJed for the the hostess to the above named ley, bot h of Ohio U., turned in rew year w hich begins une 1 - The I i dentical one-under-par 7 1 B to Rev. F. E. Dunn, pastor Of the and Mrs George Wright Two I pace first round golfera. charged , has announced the follow- members, Mr:s. C . J. Werry and Mr s . John McDamel, were unable ing officials were selected : I to attend· Bethany: Gretta Carnahan, Benevoleoce and Ch urch treasurer, ' The next meeting will be h eld al Mild red Carnahan, Financial Secre- 1. the home of Mrs. l'ifankin on June COl"-OPERA,....D :a .r.. ''ll tary; Lotta Bradford , lay (class ) : HI. leader; Stewards: Belle Theiss, Merle Harri,, Lotta Bradford; Ad, MAIL RATES APPROVED � Vera Beeft'.le; Youth UPI - A Ceder• ult Director. WASHINGTON _ , a t11par, exe�ile _ Ama�ti iil sen- Director1 Bernice Theiss; Child - al j ud ge has ruled that two lead1or, presided at the ,neet�I of J ren's Director, Karen Theiss; ing nudist magazines have as Magnolia Temple Pythlan SllJers Church Trustees: Harry Wolfe, Eb- much right to second class mailing held Thur11d a y eventhg at the DAV er Camahin. Mike Theiss, Willie rates as the "ladies Home Jour­ Hall. Cross. OU" Knoup; pianists: Ruth nal " and "House and Gar den." The , Al S. Third & ABII Sis. � Communll"l:ltlon_ "":& l"f!ad f"°m Simpson and Mildred Carnahan; two n ud ist publications are " Sun- 1 El izabeth Lear, d1str1ct deputy, Sunday School Secr etary, Joanne B hine and Health ' and "Sun Maga- I MlbDLl!POJtT •' a nd a thank you . received from Van�eter · Superintendent of Sun- it·n e. " l{hea Myers. Round -robin get-well day Sch oo't, Otis Knopp, card s �ere s_e nt to Bernice EIJ:ers• Carmel: Church treasurer, Mary hach 1n Me1ga General Hoap1tal, Roush ; Benevolence, Ver11a Circle; und to Mrs._ Myers. A meeting o,f lay leade r fclassJ, Lula circle ; tin­ L hc Past Chiefs was announced for ancial secretary Mis. Ernest Deit­ Jun e 2 at the hotne of Miss Thel- er; Stewards, Marte Robert.II; Eva ma Grueser with Mi!IB Lena Grue11- Archer Jlattie Roush· Adult Di.,,, er as co-hoate11s. rector, • Eva Arthei': ' YOuth DI�amea were pJayed during the rector, Mary Rouish; Children's social hour and a dessert course Director Marie Rdberu· Churi:h w�11 serve� by Bernice Ann Durst Tniitees': UDYd Romih, Edson w1,th . Bernice Ebenbach a • a con- Rouah Dan Smith, George Roberts, l tribun1 hostess, tiana_r,foore Gltino Johnson: phin------lall. F10l'toJe Circle and Linda Circle; SeCN:�l'Y ol Sunday School. hand in front of your r,u:;e. More d � c:1 important, four ,,;w. umpire!l 1md three Chicagu ('uh outtiel ders � � <"Out d n1 sec the ball sail over r their hea d s when Cub third �asenian Frank Thomas hit an ex­ perimental rungo drive out their way. Thal did ii! Plate un1plre Frank DasC'oli called the itame b1:twet'n never bl!hlnd, th•ugh ll�d 3-3 aft!he Cubs and Brave s after 4 1/2 er ttiree lllnil'lgs. But in the fdUrlh, sroreless innings inayl,e lilsplrtd by Phil Harrlsoti·s: l.ese than 100 miles away from hll!hdo!ls lead-off hothe-r thr ltt Milwauk ee, ho-..ever, K luszew1k1 Pabthen plattn four more ' runs was "seeing the ball real good" After today's game. the two as they sa)I in the dugouts when "I'm soaking w.t but Dur base­ atid �t�'ed ah tad. clubs play a doubleheader Sun- a hitter ha11 a good night. ba 11 equi pment got home nice B�b t:uhhi'!fheih ope heii clh Ut e d ay before l he H.eds rdurn home ,nd d,-yl" moiind, hnnet:I none, wo l t�d hijtie, Big Klu drove in tour runs wi.th to face the fifth-place Chicago I i n twb frnrt,ts. TN'l'Y kttiJht cahle a hol'ner a n d a baSCf•tOaded s1r1 Cubs in 1 h rl'C ganies on Monda)' n th the thtt-11 ahd col lectecl th(! d Tuesday an d Wednes da y nights . ' gl � to pace the White Sox lo a vlcto_rt ,Paul Evan�. Gallla ace, Southpa w Jim O'Toole, who suf- �-3_ vlctO�)I over lhe Yankee � opeh� to� GalliJ)()lts . . By Un ited Prlu l nt•rnatlonal fered hia fourth losA. gave up the Frida � n i ght and futtcn their Pomeroy secdrtd Cuntll, h gham NATIONA L L E AGUE Cards' (ir�t three run s and re - American lead to 1 ½ games Te11 W L Pct. GB was :fe ·�- •• error, . Ed Bartels oU lop two wu los homer a run �d ] lievt•r Jim Brosnan wu tagged s�ng1 aa.)' Moore- !mg led , Har22 1 0 .668 ' �r Whitey Ford in the third inn- Pitt sburgh for t he 1 11 st three. r1snn flied out, Nick L oats walked. San Frant'IM'O 211 1 1 .645 l ½ final J y mg and then !ll�gled home two everyone E]sf'wh erf' Kl"li1 �as safe on a n error. Two M l l w1111kee l3 I I .M2 5 i Dur r en quit in '.\1 i l waukee t)ecause the more runs off rcll�\le �y�e '""' . -�_ scor�_d 'i111·innat1 17 1 5 !531 5 fog wn� llk t• pea soup but in In a three-run e1ghlhmn1ng that ( Thlra - tfdward Pafker w-alb-d, 1 0 1 !) . 400 8½" ("!mag,, nearby C ' hkai?o Ted Klus:r.ews"k.i' !I clinch ed _the vi�lory._ Early Wynn �Uson nled out, Gi'ue!!ler wils on J.o.� A n gl'lt•s 13 18 .406 9 h illing made i1 durk soup for the was credited with his serond v lt·1a an error, Parker scorlny._ SI LOUIS 12 1 8 .400 9 lory. Whilc Sox. Fourth - �arrlson homered, Philadt'lphia 12 20 .375 10 The l�dtai:is hande d the Red That M i l w aukee rog was 80 Coa,es and K night walked, Par.Jr:er Fr iday's Ruulh So,c their nxth atralght defeat, _ thit· k !hat you couldn't aee your A!llgled, Wilton triple d, Tom 2--0, the Tigers edged the Orioles Phllad•lphl■ 6 Lot Ana, 1,1 3 {NI _ _ ____ �,ruf" er grouh ed out, Tom Whlti• � Pithburgh 5 S.r, Frenc i1co 4, 1 2 � t-3 an d the Senators-Athletics s 1 11gl1 d: Bur�t'ls _was safe on a lnnintt, (N) game was poatponed because of IH ld1•_ r s ch�1ce, .liourc wu.lked, and St. Loul1 6 Cincinnati I (N) r.ein and cold weather. �!urnson fl_1ed out. Five ru ns In the Nat ional League, U1e Pi­ Chica.. at Milw1ukff, (NJ ppd , rueser _s1�gled fnr ro_meroy 'i; ( rain rates moved l '11 gamtis in front . seventh hit_ in _another mnmg. S■turd■y'1 Prob.bl• Pltch..-1 by beating the Glunt.is 5-4 in 12 or_ Galhpolls , Gury Lane hom S■n Fr■nci1co at Plthburgh--­ , : Innings for their fourth straight ercd 1n _the fourth and doubled vlctory and the Phlll ies downed Anton•lli 2-0 n Friend 5-1 later, _Dtl'k Roderick homered in Chlu90 ■t MllwaukM-1111the Dodger1 6-3. the third. M a t hew� tripled and worth 2.0 n J■y 0.1 duubl_cd. Cincinnati ■t St. Louif--Purk■y PANTHIRS ADVANCE Knight fannt>d 4. walked � ; F.v CLEVELAND UPI-The Euclid 3-1 n Mb•II 1-2 ans, in four frame11, fanned 2, walkLos An911IH ■t Phil■del�la HJah School Panth ers adva n(·ed to ed 6; Coder fann� 4, walked 2. , the 1l1te baaeball nnals in Col­ {N}-Dry1d■I• 3-4 va Owens M 1 hi! Panther� will not play JackSund■y'1 GamH umbua next weekend by downing .\IOn a second time. Loi Angeles ■t Phlladelphi1 Akron Garfiel d, 7-2 Friday, Pomcroy 021 500 0---I 7 I San fr■nd10 •t Pltttbur1h Gall lpoll 5 1 1 � !02 0-6 6 2 Ch lugo It MllwaukH �ILLIR SPIAKER Cunnln,ham, Kmght (3J (WP> . KENT, 0. UPI-Former Cl e ve­ Clndnn■II at St. loYll 2 Evans ( LP ), Coder ( AMERI CAN LIAOU I land lndians llreballer Bob Feller ��:::\ _ �) oc wlll be the prlnrlpal speaker at W L Pct. GB Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stor, of 17 10 .630 the Kent Stiite University annuul Chicago Maryavllle were Sunday guesta ot Clevelarnl aprln& ■ports banqut!t June 2. n 11 .!177 t ½ her grandparents, Mrs. Ethel Baltimore 16 13 .552 2 Stout, and also her parents, Mr. New York 1 3 1 1 .542 4½ and Mrs. Frauk Dorst, Long Bot• Detroit 1 1 13 .458 4 ½ tom. 8o.8lou 10 1 3 .435 5 Mr: ' and Mn. Win Blake were Washinglon JO l!S . 00 6 Sun day guest■ of her daughter, Kansai. City l J 17 .392 6½ :\fr. and Mrs. Way Clark and fam­ Frld1y'1 R•tulfl NEW YORK UPI-H e avyweight ily, Chlc190 5 New York 3 tN) Miss Helen Parker or Che1ter contendr-r Eddie Machen, who O.trolt &.ltimon 3 (N} The tax books are now open for the June or Second-half called on her aunt, Mrs. Ethel wilted Alex M ilert at his own Cl.veland 1 lo■ton O (NI Stnut, recently. collection of the 1959 Real Estate taxes. Also Delinquent body-punchi ng game, planned W■thlniton ,t K■naas City (Nl Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brickle11 three more m alches lodny 11 81Pp tax. Closing date wlll be Julr ls\, 1960. ppd rain and collJ were Sunday guesu o( Mr· and plna 111:ones toward a title flglit. Satvrtlar'• Prol,,.t,I• t!llic The bouts wlll be C hicago, June Mrs. William Jeffries Ot "Cb_�stCU'. N.w York at Chlcat;._D tm,,v I Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock or 8. at Seattle in the last we ek of · 2,0 vi Donovan 1-0 Melg, County TreBiurer Long Bottom were Sunday dinner Ju e and at London in .July. l■ltlmor• ,t o,trolt-Porto� ' By , body punching was the guests of the Lyons and Swan fam­ c.tr"ro 3-0 vs Toytack 1.3 big thmg last night," said Eddie ily. lolton 1t Cleveland C1tile or Portland. Ore., tod ay while dis2-1 ¥I P•rry 1 . 2 cussing his lopsided decision vlc) WHhln■ton at KinaH City (N tor over Argent111 0·� Milert in y -Clevon,.r J .2 ._., H•II 3-o the lnsl 1-" riday night TV fight to Sunday•, O■mH be !lta,:ed .al Madison Square Wuhln1ton at Chic•••• 2 BY MRS. OLINNA Ml�MOAN Gurdcn. N•w York at Kanlll City Mr. and Mrs. Evere tt Milhoan ln their rou£h fight, Mathen Boiton at 0.trolt 2 were dinner guests or Mr. 1nd wore down Mltefr ond �ave hini laltlmo.-. at Cleveland 2 surh a terrlflc huHerin g in the Mrs. Dwiilht M ilhoan Thursday. ______ • Mrs. Hazel Curtis, Sylvia Curlis, last three rounds that swarlhy COACH QUIT S and girla of Reedsville called on C LF.:VELANO UPI-Ji m Cal \lert, bl 11 ckhalred Alex-with blood Mrs. Glenna MIihoan Saturd ay. baskelball coach &l Eucli d H igh drlbbli u g from fl\s mouth-Willi Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunt, aon grog School !!Ince 1949, Friday night .!,!y nn d on t�e- verge or 1 Robert went to Nltro Frid ay to kayo times. at announced hi11 r" tlrement. Cal visit his aunt who Is Ill. ·---·---vert Hid he was qulttlni:i because Richard Hunt WH brought home ILOWS Of,: HIAD of his health. He haa coached Frida y a'ftcr havine been 1tr1,1ck BELLUNO, llaly U P I - Po\lce for 3 1 yean, in the eye by a basketball. said Pror. Carlo Plva, 63, dPan of ---,---c Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MIihoan CRASH K ILLS NIWLY WID5 the local mining instltuh\ com• Mr. HIGH POINT. N. C. UPI - A mltted snlcid e Friday nil!hl bf or Mid d leport c,alled on young <'f11111le mnrried leas than an plaelna a sUc-k or dynamlt r in hla an d Mrs. Ev e rett Milhoan Sunday, _ Mr. and Mra. !:verett SlHon, hour ur�d an 89 year old mnn were mouth and setting tht fuse. fatally 1nj red in a head -on collis- They said he trared he was 80f. Sue and Lois vl111ted with her �. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murl Taylor 1011 here F r1day. I ferlng from an inrur1bl e d i�ca■c. Sunday . Due to I he weather Olive 11ll1t11t 11l c11 l1c1111 Grang:e me t Monday everiln& wlth Master Jostphine Richie preald­ r••r 1avl111 ing. A donation WH made to the Cancer Fund. Sh11tri1 "Whlaper­ lt't ,••, "• •••,•• in1 Hope" "Keep Smllln1" by El­ len Wells. Que1tlon1 and answer• ■ on nasher Hghta on farm equip­ , me11t by Mn. MIihoan. Tongue · Twisters by Kathleen Milhoan. I; h1lplll1 you to chac,,. In1pedion will be held June 2,. e■■ctly tho ,1,�1 1rodti Ml111 Joseph.lne RlchJe, Mr. and •"" •incl of maltrl■I fer Mr■ . Richie, Carol 01bort1e, Kath­ leen Mil�oan were Parkerabur1 ffoty 111ocill c bullcll nJ, �laltora Monday. ""4ili Iii' 19m...li"' idt, _ � I I DUDS IN SUDS L AU N DRY ■ Hopes To Ope June 1st TE RM ITES See a Bug .•.•• Call Vicki Corlelon; Sunday Sehool auperinlendent, Wayne Roush. SyhcuR: Trea11url!r or Church, Ben evoleJ1ce and Sund ay School, E dna Edwards; FtAAncial secre­ tary, Raymond Kridfl; lay (elate ) lead,r, Herschel Diddle; Stewards, Edith Hood and Alice Freeland1 Adult dltector, Marli(aret Neuman ; Youth director, Alice Freeland: Children's director, Sharon l!aw- 1 ley: Church Trustees: Ben Qulsen- f berry, Vena Soulaby, George Freeland, Raymond Krider, Hel'BChel I Diddle; or,l!anlat, Margaret Neu­ man: Missions literature, Edilh Hood; Sunday School Superlnten<l­ ent, Ben Qill.Mnberq. © FRi' lNJPICTIO-­ CONTINUINO GUAltAllTII NOTHll'iG 001\'N ·' EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. SO YIAWS IN BUSlltBSS CALL YOUR LOCAL · .AOENT ,I ' Pt. PluMol The BI-Monttlly Canasta Club met Thursda, eveninf at the home of Mn. Howard Logan, Condor-st. Winnen ror the evenlna were Mra. Richard tlnlaw, Mr■. Loea n,. Mr■, Albert Martin and Mrs. Sid­ ney Spencer. Mrs. Eugen e Trip­ lett and Mrs. Martin received girts rrom their secret pals. The door prlie wa1 awarded to Mrs Donald �cKenzie. Refrellhmenta were lened by the hostess to those named above and Mn. John Beaver and Mrs. Charlea Riffie. -· Page St. ■akt wlln y11 11,y ••, .,,111111 fr,11 •• • • • ••••Y •• ••llar limber ••• 111II•• tr•• • • • ••• ••r•'t wlly • . llllddlepon ''·,: .. PH I LCO SPECIA L! i ,.)' ' ·, '. ; ,, , ,• Lit'*'"•"•ll•••■t vlWIRI, 19Ji1lt •"" ,■• �. 1Wirt1111nt ••� - ...... ,h_ you .i■ne,-,..,lnt .,..,, to proloct1; 111), I• .. IIIRbll !ewt­ -•n,pllsh y- I ■ltl1 lln11ncin:r.::.c1 ,1.. ........ ■HI · In all ..... ', 11111 q,, h••• 11lonnln1 cl1- �- PH I Lc-o· ;:;;� Sp�ial s299.ts I. IIAIN ST, llitrt MIiier, db& "' AIJBOn snn SERMONE'ITE ..• z., iaim" WlTH '.tRA11• ASSOCIATED 'RADI O · ond TitlV ISION fORIMAN - . POMEROY, ORJO STIFFLER RED AHtHOR so�• t�.:,,!!!; . sJ" ·� ••• ,1we,li •• , •• . ... that Makes For A Happy�- incl Sen lelatio11,hip -tin· • ...,....... ....,i.. ..... .....11... "1t WILUAIISON . ' 1tsto#t'ilt, ,;,, - • � tz►tOtl ' • if i, rtl31Stit f r •' ·r· ' : • " • j• , . • I , , �/ POidi!!·. .... '7 tblll It's Ce1t1t,ldta U11_clerstandir1g I Ire• ploRn lni ■ii.I ft11i111 Iii . I i .,.. tavt you lllffY olollon ltl ev.....l colt. Oin \ I Phone WY-2-3214 !1111.1111 Submllle<I By Borold C. Do8ter, Mlnloler Shode Valley Paotort1l Unlly ,o•ith Chrlallan Chun,b"' lo H•mloek Grove, Lonf Bottum. Orange , & Tuppen Plain, WHERE YOU R TREASU RE IS Matt. 6:2 J : 25:14--30 1iiere is an old saying, or rather I have been told that ii is ' ' '' ' old, which I first heard m Meigs County. The saying is, "The nerves to a person'• pocket book are lhe most tender." I t is a fact in U,e scientific study 01 the bod y that when a tender nerve ts stimulated there is an immediate response. If the old saving is correct. this ser­ monette Is going to stimulate that tender nerve to the poc­ ketbook. What will the re­ sponse be'? While old sa)'ings are being discussed another one might be mentioned - "that · real preaching, that is concerned with a person's salvation does not ha,ve time to talk about money." Now, anyone · .Who would say or believe a thin� like that could not have stu­ died closely the preaching of Jesus Christ. Over thirty times Mr . .end Mrs. Wayn e Ctcil Jtoyd in the sermons and parables announce lhe birth of a daugbler of Jesus it is pointed out that Dorinda Sue at Sheltering Arms Hospital, Athens, May I 1. the way a man uses his mater,. Mr. and Mn. Willis Haning and ial possessions has a• direct ef­ childr en, Piqua visited his bro­ "rich the briefly fect on bis salvation. We could mention ther Mr. an d Mrs. Max Haning the and barns," larger young ruler," "the farmer who built an d Jimm y over the weeken d. leslOn Scripture of our panble of the talents which is part Mr. and Mn, Manring Perry listed above. and family were Sunday callers of The rich young ruler asked what he must do to inherit eter­ his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Moses doing." nal life; the la·rmer who built larger barns was faced wilh Perry. O..ent Sympathy Mr. an d Mrs. Dale Stansbury death that night; and the man in lhe parable of the talents Modern !if e and society is pretty rough oo the wealc, tile who buried his ml\9ter's money was faced with these con­ ind Jerry attende d a birtMay handicapped, and the helpless. And there Is a v..t neeil fn this dinner In Columbo• recently Jl demning words: "Thou wicked and slothful servant . . . take the world for accompanied home of Dale's 1ilf.er, Mrs. the sympathy that is by a certain aeose therefore the talent from him . . . and cast ye the unprofitable Flouie Gray for her son Leroy. of decency. servant into outer darkness: there shall be weeping . and several relatives Were there. The more highly organized society becomes, ' tlie tiiore ne­ gnashing of teeth." (Matt. Z5:26a, 28a, 30) cessary are the organization, that dispense our charity. R we Sunday <linn er guests in Gal­ The way we 11Se our material blessings does ha¥e a direct not extend our belp through an accredited agency, we are do effect on our salvation. Titls brings up the question, "How do lipolis at . lhe home Of Mr. and apt, to encourage beggary. Mrs. llalph Frazier q>orotby Gil· an average · basis, use their · , flsbirtg Is an Id� recreation for 111alnUI blnli and strl!ngthening the bollds of Jove the people of Meigs County, on distributed Mn. Fem lc>gly) were Mr There ls something understandable about tile lndlgnatlon •nd . at the Town and Gillogly and Mr and Mra. Arthur material blessings?" In a study ,· • ,�d ,��tlQ\I �tw�n father and son. It pr oviiles a common playgTound and a coinmon , extended of the one who has help and who bas Ileen lg/!Ored Countrv Dinner here in the county two years ago, under the Crabtree, local, Mr. and Mn. Carl by the recipient. Common decency ., pi\el'.el{ Jor l!Otlt, Jt !1 a recreation that htil ps make close pals of "Dad" and son and requires lhal th� � title "What Will Meigs County Be Like In 19701", a compari• Crabtree, .A.Ulan)', .Mr. and Mrs. shall in some way express their appreciation. , · lllif ollften oreftlll lhat indescribable "som ethlng" from coming between them - • • • But the giver son of some expenditures of farm families and rural non-farm Cecil Gillogly and Steven, Athens, who gives in order that he may be admired c:an become a ,... _. -..: thit ''aclllltWli1" that pl•t:e• them In two di fferenl worlds. . families was cited according to the 1957 State Home Account Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillogly, Gal­ cial menace. . _ ·• , :Tile wise father, ·however, will keep the re creation within reasonable bounds. He will Summary. Unde1· the separate items of food, clothing, sup­ lipolis. 1 In the opinion of this writer the whole- aystem of tipping is Mrs, Elita Webb, Harrisonville . . .'�l ie'l_1t int�rfere with _the family's regular attendance at c_hurch services - • . for here, plies, upkeep, transportation, health, gifts , personal, and �u­ wrong. It encourages a superiority attitude on the part of tlte K is" spendin& a few days with Mrs. o . ,�11! His \V l'd Is s okeit, closer assoclatlo ns and good guidance are gained for both calional the expenditures of the farm and non-farm families "'°eda Smith and daughters. one gives the lip, and at! attitude ·of subt!ervtency or beg· who · '.· auiel"abd son. " the . were listed. The interesting figure for our sludy here was , r. Danny Marcum spent Saturday gary on th e part of the one who receives ii . Better Ii, far to one for 11gifts, organization dues, benevolences." Uhder this with his schoolmate Walter Jor­ pay fair wages ,.nd save the self-respect of the wage'earoer. '·• ' ' ._ . . . ,, -It was stated that the average �iving for o farm fam­ C,an. heading tlie hope It will, in some m1asure, foster and help sustain ily was ,407 Jncidenta-lly some of the soul-stuff of the tipper oan be ,am .QO and for a non-farm family was $432.00 during by the same process. · • 1� ,whlch is good ih family and community life this feature is that year. Christl:m Olarity �Y the bu.�iness firms and organizatio�s ,whose names Middleport CCL is needed in American life today a ,.ery considerable Ther $3,to e came family farm the of Since the total expenditures amount of education on the subject of giving, not for the sake al raised $307.00 o food In worth f 762.00 plus an averag,, · Qppe<lf belqw. Holds Session of raising more mooey for charity, but that our charitable gi•• comes �iven money the that notice to borne, it is Interesting _.,;.....;..- . . contribute lo ing our soul's growth. non-' may the for However, th .total. of 10% Or e tenth act lo •'ti e'.x At Davis Home Christian charfty � ,.,. reward for itself, but is satisfied family whose average expenditures were $6,417.00 tqe, mtThe May meeting of the CCL of faiiW •• • $4�2.00 was $210.00 short of the $642.00 whieh would have Midd leport was held Thllr"May if the gift satisfies a need and contributes to the growth of the i ' . . ' ' '. ; ' illld�port Poo ·eroy Budgel Shopping Center been 10% . Does this mean the farm families give more or that evening at the home of M r■. J. J. character of the recipient. It must therefore be actuated by . . ·, ' complete unselfishness and accepted with a .proper degree of there Is a difference In the way they keep records? Davis. humble gratitude. to notice, however, are the totals. figures important The Mrs. M.artha Slater, pr?sident, & Nothing is more difficult than to give help as Je1us would to the oonducted' the business meet ing according county the ol population total the Taking Of!O VALLEY BAKING CO. 1960 census and mu ltiplying it by the average givin!( for the and plans were made by th e group have given it. · ¥om Built Kltcbena ' . (Copyright 196Q by the Division of Chriotlan Ellncatlon, Na,. of farm and non-farm families we !ind that the tolal to have a picnic at the Middleport number llllakers of Bol8um Bread tlonal Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States Park next month. Committee& ap­ giving goes above the three million dollar mark. The approxi­ . · . . Nliltllepoi1 pointed for the picnic were: Food : of America.) mate total is $3,105,498 based on a little over seven thousand Mrs. Adele Cullums, M rs. Peggy This total is almost unbelievable. families. ,,,. ·. ,DIE UNlth WORKERS Houdashelt, and Mrs, Je an Ann H. :t. RAWLING S & SONS CO, have read from the Bible that "Where Bra since we Naturally, dbury. Entertainm e nt: Mrll. · , ' ' ·o, ' ,tMERICA ' ' I is there will his heart be also," (Matt. 6:21 ) Mary Lou Boggs and Mn. Kate treasure man's a � t:llloi 111111. JUvenaPOCMI, w. v,. V8111' Dotlg• & Pl}'1IIOUIJI Dealer ! we will try now to. se e how much of a man's treal!lure in our WBdermuth. . . "ntE S�MIT'!I SHADOW" county Is being given to the Lord 's work through His church­ Submllted By Rolph C. Z!lnd•I, Puto< report of the distrie t meet ing A averages HEINER'S BAKERY es. The oilly figures from which I can ·speak are the which was h e ld at Rio Grande was Pomeroy Baptist Chutth ; " ,l•: • from the cliurches which- I serve. The reader will have to ask given by Mrs. Bradbury, "Summit" conscious this past been Since all the world has ' Baken Of Good Bread his own minister what percentage is !Mling received in his own Mrs. Martha Fry, immediate past wl,ek, it seems fitting to make a few comments with reference , . I ' • ' church. Figuring on the basis of the families who are mem­ presi dent, presided during the ,.. . ,. Huiilmeloii. W, \>ii. ·" from a religious or Blblit;al bers of the church, approximately 33% of the total which they candlelight installation ceremony to this unhappy development ., that th• collapse of life noted be it may Briefly standpoint. · gave to organizations and benevolences was received by the for the following oHleen: presi­ ·prlfachina Suhday n ight 7:!0· manner, the ul!i· broad rather a i) foreshadows, i "Sµmmit" church . In these churt:hes; then, 67% went to other organiza• dent, Mrs. _ Bradbury; vke presi­ , 1outie peoples rileeting sun'. PIJof world govern­ th realm nations in Gentile e O fllihire maie f ,· \Ions. II this percentage held true throughout the countv the dent, Mrs. Ulah Henaler; secret,.ry day · e:45 ' pm. l\'lra. Joyce Mills; treasurer, Mrs. ment. total �ving to . the 1 10 churches in Meigs County would be Marjorie Walburn and reporter: For instance, in the Second Psalm, the writer Is spe�g iJf · l'M · Mtifledkt Chui'-:� Rev. $1 ,024,814.34 or for each individual church almost $ 10.000. Mrs. Ruby Vaughan. ) future of the nations and the kings of the earth, gQCS hitd the w. H. Str••,...,...h, ,-,tor: LiuNiil This means that other ilving to t,enevoMnce and organiza­ The door prize contrlbatM -by detail regarding G!)d's attitude and action; "Helllail set­ some 'Cliff: Surir-ay "chOOI P:30 1. JD., tions IDtaled over two million dollars. Do the special drives, Mrs. Houdlll!lhelt was won by Mrs. the heavens i!t•ll laugh: the Lord shall ba\'e them in Phil · Wis", Silbt.; Clu■ t.roetlng !n tetll dubs, a,nd benevolences in our County reCeive this much mo­ BOHS. l(t:� a. m . W111. Balle)" In i:blir�: Then shall he speak unto them in his wnth and vex derision. Durink the program hour, Mrs . ney? Do the churches actually receive this in their budgets! � t":"� , p. m. Ev1t11,u.11, diJpleasure." This Psalm after referring to his in them Davis ahowed color ali des of the TV SllHH fol' lvt1'9_. The study shows we claim this in our glvint. �itea 7- to 11, m. parrt.or in char1e Holy hill of Zion", declares thai DIWII! my . on King "The Caribbean cruise which the Oavis To make these figures come 06\ at!cording to what we are SUNDA-Y Prttyu. w~�odiy 7:30 f. upon the Nations; "Thou slialt break family had taken. fall to is Judgement claiming as our giving' the ·average family would be giving During the social hour refresh­ WHTN·TV m. thou shalt dash theni in pieces like iron; of rod with them a $8:U e_ach week to his church and' be nevolences which ac- ments :were served by Mn. Davis, Chanltel 13 - 9:45 ••II. i'°'"lell JtU-. Vree ltelbadln: Kev. cordln� to the figures for the, churches I serve, would have Mn, Marie Pickens, Mrs. AudteY j a potter's vessel." "Tlte Lode llf '. This reminds one of another figure having to d«> with Ille to be $2.�8 weekly per familt to the church and $5.43 per Fro11t and Mrs. Peggy Schmnll. ��pJlfle Prayer" nations and their ultimate -fall. We refer, of coune._ ,to the -- -- family for other benevolences . ' '' oi whirh Ring Nebucl!Jilli�tzar arealiled Ponliitoy � l �il 8ipi l,i churdl, To make these figures come out according to what we are W illiams, pa,tor, Sunday School, metal image of a man '' 0. 0 orship 30 a. m.; 1 ,3 and to which Daniel �,VO the interpretation In llie second W Ral ph c, Zundel, paator; . Albert . clalililh � o,ur giving the averall!, · fatnily would be giving 9: nn, Be ho . Martin Jr., ds'L supt.; 9,30 to ,a . 1 1 e fchweek to his churc'h au�d LC�•· chapter of hts prophecv. This image. whit% foreshadow, UM! ,.nmeVOIences which a cc ord• tor : ; lWorship ny. lUJI,,, f Sunday "·· pv School 9:30; - eourse and end of Gehlilt, world rule (bl!gUit by tltls tuiil of 1 1 : 15 i. Ill. ' Cbrhl:iiDed' aervl� of . I lo the figures for the c1iurdhes I serve, would have to be 1 0 , 30 ; Eber Carnahan, S\lpt,; y. stbc ly and woiiiilp. Sermon " How ng "mlil Iii �e Daniel in des••;'i<';J a, �mis Babylon) ff:3 H family per o ur. 0 p. m. it i"ailule Affect 92,68 weekly per family to, the church and $5.43 Does the wltll:b !lliill �•um, a up set 1 1 shcGod kings, these o days f C•rmel ■UI, F, I. DUnn. pa1tor� . , . Ollr Fanli?" Ui-sery aild J Unior for other benevolences. aiid pieces in break ihall it and destroyed be never uWhere our treasure ls, there will otir heart be also.'' How Sund•Y 8chool 9: 30, Wayne koaih. Churtli fdr ch ldren. Wed., 6 : 80 p. that sa1"i!tt th<III as Cbrasmuch Kingdoms these all sume m., Family Night ••�per and much of 0111' heart is truly with the Lord! Even if these fig. supt. ; Wonhip 1 0:45; Y-Hour and 84) (ff. band, without ccn�ins : r. lho ol out p. m. stone cut the was ng mee Prayer R�v. ihd Mrs. E. d. Paiker Akron u.res were correct to the nnY, w ' e w·OUId onIy be givmg " three t:,rac•ij. B nn the 'Clay, thll, 1u• F. ,. tliu: brw, , -· the \i iron, the •r pieces in � brake it � that tnd , 0 " ,' per cent to the church a best, about seven per cent to other •uest speakers Sund• · Mav, 29 tor: Sunday school 9:30, Ben Qula­ the gold; the great God hath made'. � to the observation or Lord', rup°per and worttty causes. The Old Testament �ac es the Jaw of tithing, cnber,y, supt.; Worship '1:30: Pray­ silver, and · r, Bapllsm. come to pass hereafter." Daniel s w'o;dS In 7;9 shall what King the New Testament. teaches the prtnc!J) e of proportional giv• er meelin•, Wed. 7,30. this fil!Ure of national destruction; "I beheld with agree tlso Unltod Molhocllst, -.r, lu- Ing and tlphblds Ille tithe as a .principle rather than a law. If ,iitt alp1r,t c1,urcfi, Racine, A cast down, a� the Ancient of days did sit." \Vere throi!es till gene Brown, paatot: Sµnda)' School the love which we have for the savln° act of God's grace in n · , Mccauley, -pattor; 9 :..., •· a. m � Danie is, verse tn •:,1• a m Kenneth Finlpt l concludes: : I saw in the nilrht -,lslona, and, •· • · " · , I .,, •• .; Christ were truly expressed in our giving we would probably Sunday School , 10:45 a. m. morn• behold, one like unto orship )0:SO a. m., ''The Wound, the S-On <1f Man came witlt tlill clouds of W In� worahlp "Whtl t., A Church go far bl!"ond 1 th•� JO%, . , eel Made Whole." MYF, Jr. and sr. ember'" 8 p. m., BYF, •11 •JI>•· \leaven. and came to the Ancient of Days . , . . ind there WR$ What Is God,'s answer going to be where an account of our M �•.,er and 6 p. m.; Wed ,, 9 •- m , -8 p. m. E nm 'dven Him dominion, and glory. and a Kingdom.0lhat all peo­ : •• · g ,.r11vlce; W•d" 1t:30 ,tudy; Wed., 7 p. m. eholr; Ohio giving ls ,nade ? Will be say "Well done thou good and faith- p. Pr e "Ie. nations, artd languages, shall serve him . . . . . i�1 h1z.� -;:�1:: - Chu rch, Gt �nual Conference, June' '7 • 12 at �1 servant, _thou hast been faithfui over a little, I will set While the above scriptures l!eem to be concerned wJ,th the .La�ol<le, Ohio. All tre..u,.ra' thee ()Ver much, enter Into the joy of thy m aster?" Or will we B•�'d, Arthur R. M<Ou1ey. ••"•• · fal l of Gentile nations in general and of the Lord's ultimate boob ,hould bll ready foi audit be- 8 •o aw.avJ_ � - irrOwful like_ the,, .,?iCII young ruler, or be called a Oi.SO a. m 1 Momma Worship, scho­ Ion ""' .L. ,.� ., t '· _ -• · ., hm '."°"th· !l;hldl 'l'IWIY fool:lllil! the mall w_ho buln, larger hams, or worst of all, will •'Wliit r,i A Church llelnbe1-,·' "li!e,shin, may � note one Bible passage , and 38 Erelclel In Russia. �o, part!Cularly . •�fer may f�el illtb outer darl<b81!'1 bltvlng that which we had taken 10:/5 ,. m .. _Sunda'v �cijll<)I; 7:3f lars li-e i,e ·�i.C ni , J "' . w�teud . Bible n,y: in. Footnotes mel)tioned. are and · Meshech ,9 TuJ)al St 4 P• ,, M u rry ve., Pom�0)"1 __.Hoht hi a�? 1 _.-,: p. �-• tventnc Praise Service, ·' 1" I Mv, IK. Mou,. j,, P,oyer, Ch.nt.,, "Tho h4ve Mqsc_ow and Tobolsk i n pilrentlie9e9. hi 39: t,e WI! read: · 11: "Soul IIJ" lkldy, '' · ,'" ' ••�, \ P, 11!,1 " 0 ,,..,t• - . . . . Bi.:,I , ,,,..,, , . ,tijo moiitln& 1'1ttln. ' ·J. jii, ,, G! en_g_lft: My ,oul,lol\(<lh, 1<1, <Jl\riillan . Eilueatlon, Th�, Young will be 1>rdqy,ed.; vi,:ed., . <:ounth CI\Ufoh In Town." Ed· "l will brbii\ you qp 'from the utlennost oart.. of the north 30 P- m . Pr��t\mefllnl .. ape, Bi- "'01"d Life, pal!ltnt; Sunday Sc�(!!I] ,nd iead vou against -the mountains of Israel; - yOll, shall fall, . . -� ltstrr 8th6ol 'fttltl. ff "fa�h for tbe couttl of the f I, 'ftt. il1n'• Fellowship mt ' I . �e study ; 8;30 p. m.; Choir. · �-;ii ,. m., J!erl ·eo,1s. suot.: Wor- ,rid I will • gt"' you · to birds of prey of e,erv ,ItOrt and to the 7:30 p. m. WCTIJ. uhd•; y o h llt erl• Resh : m ond eart !Ill' . Cli•� llbd� e-'&J Church IUB Plain• i Tuppert , , : !lhlr 1 1 1, ,J!l.: Evaneelistlc SP.rvic,i • Polms God. living the 1'or etll WachtnNh•IC Oil • �-.. 1i , M .,._ II ..., _' I 1m � h. MN!- 1 •ul l[ooka. paotor: 9:30 suoday 8 p . m.; Thun , a •· m., Prayer wild beasts to be devoured - and they shall IJ:llow ·ttuit , i, rc C� ltt :"'°" ., · ,, evenlhk ni. p, 8 Wtdneod,v 84:2. s!!'·: ,11 laq 9 boot • �, ., i,a ; ,' , · , , • � tti thl" Lord. " on h , l n t r1 K . 10:IO, �. i!' : rllJ. _ n�. �.. ,-�. I P� I t,chool; B , P- m. Won.hip serv1� ; m11P.tin "' and Bible stndv . � ' � , &,...3'ip1� · Chllfer' : ,�or.h,... , . . , i , Is fomha�, l 0. Wo ne v 1 r ' m>, p. m. Wednesday, Proyer meet f...Wdth Onpel Ml,.lon, I, 1 rn these and numerous additional scriptures �· · 30 �, i oll Di � C�• sii1ff,I , ,1"' ou A<oiilif1'part vo�l'�ll,E , 'l'p. 8:45 ll'; Y •ii'!"' :•; · . , • , . 1 in Well t he Fp:re· 9 . so llolv the . Confidence God fortei that nations all of doom the 6:30 -<I nday, . S u stflnol ng; . m. 8U!Mfllv VF � .. tor: p Gflltlth, ,• , . , . lk ai,"1ee, 7:IO p. ,-Ill • t,illaW1hJ1> 9:U 1• m. C�u(<h !!<Hool; 1 0:IS, • m. hurch <h , 1• B h ' convictio of every true. ,•• i ,I •"'.'":l."�'cW"<!'"'•,1, '."1.•·'f.l 'V, n South 11,thel ■ UB: Poul -•• •� II. m.; ·Rilymlllld Evans. taut.: h\'lilll writer expre5"ed the hope and ec lle, S ool , Morning Wqr,h lp: i1,1� •· m. ope- · _ C ' · · , d., 7 p. m., choir �hear• putor; .l:!11 a. m. )Vorshlp; 10:30 Wo/ihl• 'i,10 p. m .; The,., ?:30 p 13elltver In Jesus Christ, �II oupt. We m. �e !;\oetln1• •D'ti,�do ,Iii f�· Cliilffll, �Tho , · . , I ' j 11 · . m, Ma•"' '' tn,. a. m., �v�day School. · � This Is my Father's world, 0 let me ne'er forpt leol incl �1'.i-..ed , ��•n, utF group, · T:30 » JI,, - t�cdlliirllolli,, h. .. t:11� iat. , i!,I . ii ,1iv1 � 1U&, , c'K,�. of • oft flO � tod Is the ' That thotaih the wrong �tpr ' tile �� �t 'l,j;{i 1clilio/; Ta• · M�rl c_N�h . i : 1'1lm9'0J- Waltlo kth•.. Sutldn Scl\<lnl t> dniii�- � � �lif,<Jtttii-, i!ffibt; n,so ,. m, p!itor, 10 •. '!' · sdmlaJ, Scfiijjil, JI, ;al'j!, doy T:SO p, m ,, Chr, � ir... . 1 ohn. u· ttutd ■ 9' w. J 'R.uler tet. . . , liriile 8el!oll1, 'i!l :c. slelli,. ti>l-1 J ) .•• m. Wohlup; T:IO j,. m., YF; J· , J,ltfytl Dill lnrer,.._,upt.; v;t,r. · 1£d tfC. •unct., , Cl>� ....., , 9, 15 on Clau; a o. m. · dli!il: bot !, '11,l,i. la my Father's world: The hat!'lli, :::;P,r�h1.,rtll)I, I' �Oi; 1 0,i��'Th� l�Fri ■1111 . • • 10:,d •· m. &!. q;� 111'¾'#" i. m,, Worship ,!O: , !!- hj,, °'t,,d'■ tol!i · J'eaus """" dlea hball � satlslled, '� ·ll\4 Illeiveb . ; l • !,t-l'eidl"'\ 1�. �. m . . c• " Ju,...i-lho\in, . ilj. = lt tlilll. ,: .. ::; , ' ft'1i¢tlltll' µI• ; Jr. Ill YI',, 0;41 , el- tt� t, f. 1 1 , . ... 11lartttit Wed! t• "' ' W "'f..--'• PrfYar t:i. W:ei"I f �ri. ' 1toad. ,t • •• ' • � 8f. · ·' . P. ; ·1. m. · I ·-· . � :wa FURNITURE'-=--• we mix concrete to your specifications, deliver It RIGHT to your job, rea• dy to pour. Lowest prices No Job loo large or too ,mall - deliveries ev­ ery day - eaU by JO a.m . for Saturday de­ livery, Goegl•ir1 R•ady- )'. llOJ Nothing in modern ltfe calls for more intelll1ent atllI does the fine art of giving money away. One of Amerka's richest men died the other day, .nd ltft behind him this bit of v.·ise advice: " I t takes I lot of thlnklbl to give money away, and do il wel l , Don't do it in a hurry}' Jesu s had a great deal to say about money, and In tile 1er!P­ ture ol this week's Sunday school lesson he said , concernili1 the matter of charity, " Do not let your left hand know wbal your right hand is doing." Jews Charitable The ancient Jews. like the modern Children of Israel, were devoted to charity. In the first place, every Jew was Used to, provide funds with which to care for the needy. Thi■ mo went through the hands of the synagogue authorltlea and ::; administere<l in something lik:e the circumspect way of the modern �ial agency. Then, in addition, special rollecUohs were taken in the synagogues, from time to time to provlc!e he l p for emergencies or for spedal causes. Still further in addition, a great deal of charily was dispensed on the streetl in the form of gilts to st�eet beggars, the poor, and the u.n· fortunate. Nowhere in the Roman Empire could a hungry or a Biele man have expected so much help as might have been given him in Jerusalem. And during the !easts at the Temple this spirit of charity was especia11.y conspicuous. Contemptlble Charity There was then, howeVer, as there is now, a coruiderable amount of charity that was thoroughly contemptible bttause it was not aimed primarily at the relief of the distress of the poor, but at the- fame of the contributors. The Uniform Sunday School lesson for May 22: "SIN· CERITY IN RELIGIOUS PRACTICFS," Matthew 6; 1-18; Luke 1 8:9-14. There had grown up a rather numerous group of Individ­ uals in Jerusalem who dispensed !heir charity with a great show. In ways often very d1sgl\sling they contrived to make a spectaele of their generosity. Their aim was not to help' hilt to buy praise !Of' themselves. Jesus had no thought of discouraging an honest effort to help the needy, but he despised these showmen and said, "Keep your left hand in ignorance of what your right hand is . --��sq� Canmta Club Holm Meetin.s At Losan. Home IOIN l'Olt MIIITtNG A n evenin1 of ftllowship was eajayed tm Thund.,- evr:nin.1 w�n mtmben of tht Baptlat Busy Bee Society •11 hotten to tbe Temple M:ethoditt WSCS at tbe local chUr('h, After 1lvin1 Bible ve-rset and sln&inl h)lmns a film o,. Mlulonary Work in South America w11 shown. It w11 educa­ lional and sho•ed the &reat need fOf' the worlr:. Pretent were Mn Quinn ltumll, Mrs. Honor Stans­ bury, Mn. Chetle r Price. Mn. Kenn eth Na■on, Mrs. C1arendt!" Arb•u&b, Mrs. GJlberl Bowen, Mra M.anrinlil: Galaway, Mrs. Howard Stanley, Mrs. Dale Scott, Mn. Arthur Crabtree and Mra. Mendal Jordan-Temple membera with Mrs. Elizabeth G.ard ner, Mn. Ruth Starkey. Mn. Reed Je ffers, Mn. Dale Dye, Mrs. Ray Biddl e , Mrs . Joe Rhoa d"H. Mn. Carl Greenlee,, Mr.11. Robert Bishop. Mrs. Ronald Whittington, Mn. William Che adle Mn. Verlin Howery, Mn. Clay Jordan and Mrs. Fay Jordan local. Delicious refre■hmenls were served at the close of the meet­ , ing. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Haney and Dale ind MlH Gay McWhor­ ter w,ire guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Olan H:irvey. ignorant • Keep Left Hand B L ' , ' With. ' CAROLINA LUMBER I SUPPLY CO. Mllhf...l ..... SERMONETrE ■Y MIIS, 'MIIIIDALL -AN SOCIITIIS �U �!)AY �L-� fF THE WUlt ' . ,,tr y•• Carpenter Social Eve11h B�e Givine: Easy A!!reement OU Goliers Leadittg- lfi MAC · Outslug Blue IIC\1•) S h- 4----Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MlddleJ)Ort, O., May Zl, 1960 •· +,-i 1 j, ' ,·iD!·•�=•� • =lllo•l'flPll!t :�· ·'[.i!I . . ' , ,. _ , :."'ll '. . -�hoot. " � ."(* ·\1· J ' ,- , . '. 'r.· •r .ilu.'li4 . 1 . ••• . ,ll,lf ' � � ......."' -.,....1'>'··' .e . .['lf • � #,'' .. �... a; .- ·. ii!·· . ' r. ,., . ,i• ' """'" " "I�•··· , •- . -• ,-- con­ ?��"''l· ,,.._ lotloly l44 i;J!t m t,;D I .' ' • I !fit• rt· M. • �!trill �J ��' \' i' !-"�' •· ni ""::E· • oo �" seems stroll&. · · �• • Pomeroy Takes Di, ----- . " 1· ....�1· on T1· 11e, Big Ten Dissension Now Soft 1 Purkey Called In Hopes Of Retrieving 3rd Rank For Reds 1 ST, LOUIS, UPJ -The Cincinnati Reds lle'nt Bob Purk ey to th e mound today LO squart1 thing11 with the St. Louis Cards and regain third plare in the stan d ings. Purkey, arter his fourth w in against one loss, will face Wilmer Mb.e ll, who owns a l- 2 record. The Cardinals d roppe d Cinl'innati back into fourth plaC'e Frida1 night bf>hind the 111:1: -1111 pitch1ng ol Larry Jackson for a 6-- 1 victory In the firRt contest of a four-,ame series here. ALL-STARS � f/J, EAs't F.,,., 8 Vi�lH..f\� V• J ' i'n Po eoy s ptihthertl sewtd up tl\c SiroAL southl!rh Dlvbloh u\te FTlilay with an 8-h wth ove� · calUpolls, remalninti uhd efcated in league play an,d settin_g the stage for 8 play-off test with Athens, Northern Division champ-S, probably ne1rt 1'uesday . here. At Gallipolis the Pant hers werC' 't"illlro, liteh. urE. lnterha.l � lnbbtldh in the Big 1\-n, "'hl! , �!_lr, lh".tdd ed . the ... . enclent � onl� three montll!I W1 licked with clbse harmony IY, The CO�i"eftnce _ jh 1httt� or�er F'rl da_y �<;i�ed _tli•t lbi:lh'ldual scMols ect\ihl Invitations to P l l!Y ln t h."e R°"' t'l6Wl, returned the!f!�lves to � l_ tahdlng for nat1��al meetl an�. to�mamenl�, abanHoned t� 'ntible exPfr1menr• of �.IJ\11 � tb athl!tea on the�r. ti.eel!, '"-� t�e mutter or pl;neJ�I� mdlj� ib,, Com• mh!iotfer �tiijth L. ''Ni W1Ison. Tl\! Wh�le � m 11:dlon. whlch i;t Mlltlit hi ve ii �. ""' liM H\.1!¥tl hi� to recttli�et'l t'' !lolv\! _, t� � t M;I fl �� Iii the ron fe rehct, KM!ith. The c�til.h� l'or itiHiW'9 to act:tPt lh ri\l�lbh• to i'bY ih ihe Rose iroWctiUHI! Hbie ffllilana I NY6Hbtf �ltlbri . swltch"eil • · - A P' " jiiil.a.U :3-lCllt 1 , "t> � Sl'ANDINGS •��!_ ,ert i• l C I s· Machen Plasters Miteff In Rough Heavy Ring Mix NOTICE Meigs County Real Estate Owners • TUppers "'rI alnS S io! Events itr CLYDE G. - M �LLHOHE The Ridge-Keno Social Events I EUB C�urches � • A re QrgORl:Zeu 1 Hold h1&lon ft u. ana. · •• Are.. Syrocuse Mae·no,ICI T..--,, . :�j U r, *toll rvt • S orts Shnw At Near·by Athens In March t� Hooslen . v oted against retaining in the rule book • provision �hi_c� left the option Western Mktlcan, tuiinin& for AT EN'S, O. UPl---Ohlo Unlv er• �o _play to md1V1d ual schools, if �lty g'Olte rs led the way, lnto to- their third stra1ght �his tllle, invite d . day's final 18 holes in the annual le d wilh ntne point!�tbllowed by l'he vote reinstating the rule to ! Mi d-American Conference 1ports M iami with e1ght a,,il'-1' the fi rst 1 day (If cl)m - titlon '11hirsdar,. make members eligible for poat- 1 championships here. !leason meehi and tgurnament, And In E u,Hfy-lJTg rountls of ... the tric� (II !!:., &Ii: �f '1! 11\'ehts, also thrown out _ln a plq 1:1e In /t,lly C1rde Sewing. • Bowli!\&,. C½-�_en Quah.tiilt 1 1 11thle March, was unanimous, pro bably ltu H b o S eaau>n U tes, ft:Ufo\ted by \Vest,rb Mlcllt(an the first such action In the conMn. Waid Gorby _ e ntertained w tth 1 0, Oh l\> lftalTlt -with ference on a major Jssue Jn a the Jol\.y Circle St:wmg Club at : nine each, �t State Ufree · afi d decade. her hom�. W e he Terrace, Werlnes- 1 "M. arflhall two. Toltd"o w u . not ------day evening. .. represented in t;ack. 11o1 M•ther', Day gilb from ,ecret The Bobcats !ired e 3�2 !,lftal pal� were received by each mem- I ov�r the first 1� holes or lolf, her The traveling pnze waa award- followed by Western M ichigan 'II cd 10 idrs. Perry Carpenter. Mrs. I w i th 386 then Kent State :Mar• ' .;,I Kenneth Mankin on behalf of the shall, Bo� Hng Green, Miao'11 111d 1 cl �b presented M�s - Alm11. Kitchen [ · Toledo in order. Churches of th e Syracuse EUB with a farewell gift. Cireuit, Carmel, Betha�y, and Syra- f Charles Vandli k and Dow Reich• Refreshments were served by z I cuse, recentl y reore-amJed for the the hostess to the above named ley, bot h of Ohio U., turned in rew year w hich begins une 1 - The I i dentical one-under-par 7 1 B to Rev. F. E. Dunn, pastor Of the and Mrs George Wright Two I pace first round golfera. charged , has announced the follow- members, Mr:s. C . J. Werry and Mr s . John McDamel, were unable ing officials were selected : I to attend· Bethany: Gretta Carnahan, Benevoleoce and Ch urch treasurer, ' The next meeting will be h eld al Mild red Carnahan, Financial Secre- 1. the home of Mrs. l'ifankin on June COl"-OPERA,....D :a .r.. ''ll tary; Lotta Bradford , lay (class ) : HI. leader; Stewards: Belle Theiss, Merle Harri,, Lotta Bradford; Ad, MAIL RATES APPROVED � Vera Beeft'.le; Youth UPI - A Ceder• ult Director. WASHINGTON _ , a t11par, exe�ile _ Ama�ti iil sen- Director1 Bernice Theiss; Child - al j ud ge has ruled that two lead1or, presided at the ,neet�I of J ren's Director, Karen Theiss; ing nudist magazines have as Magnolia Temple Pythlan SllJers Church Trustees: Harry Wolfe, Eb- much right to second class mailing held Thur11d a y eventhg at the DAV er Camahin. Mike Theiss, Willie rates as the "ladies Home Jour­ Hall. Cross. OU" Knoup; pianists: Ruth nal " and "House and Gar den." The , Al S. Third & ABII Sis. � Communll"l:ltlon_ "":& l"f!ad f"°m Simpson and Mildred Carnahan; two n ud ist publications are " Sun- 1 El izabeth Lear, d1str1ct deputy, Sunday School Secr etary, Joanne B hine and Health ' and "Sun Maga- I MlbDLl!POJtT •' a nd a thank you . received from Van�eter · Superintendent of Sun- it·n e. " l{hea Myers. Round -robin get-well day Sch oo't, Otis Knopp, card s �ere s_e nt to Bernice EIJ:ers• Carmel: Church treasurer, Mary hach 1n Me1ga General Hoap1tal, Roush ; Benevolence, Ver11a Circle; und to Mrs._ Myers. A meeting o,f lay leade r fclassJ, Lula circle ; tin­ L hc Past Chiefs was announced for ancial secretary Mis. Ernest Deit­ Jun e 2 at the hotne of Miss Thel- er; Stewards, Marte Robert.II; Eva ma Grueser with Mi!IB Lena Grue11- Archer Jlattie Roush· Adult Di.,,, er as co-hoate11s. rector, • Eva Arthei': ' YOuth DI�amea were pJayed during the rector, Mary Rouish; Children's social hour and a dessert course Director Marie Rdberu· Churi:h w�11 serve� by Bernice Ann Durst Tniitees': UDYd Romih, Edson w1,th . Bernice Ebenbach a • a con- Rouah Dan Smith, George Roberts, l tribun1 hostess, tiana_r,foore Gltino Johnson: phin------lall. F10l'toJe Circle and Linda Circle; SeCN:�l'Y ol Sunday School. hand in front of your r,u:;e. More d � c:1 important, four ,,;w. umpire!l 1md three Chicagu ('uh outtiel ders � � <"Out d n1 sec the ball sail over r their hea d s when Cub third �asenian Frank Thomas hit an ex­ perimental rungo drive out their way. Thal did ii! Plate un1plre Frank DasC'oli called the itame b1:twet'n never bl!hlnd, th•ugh ll�d 3-3 aft!he Cubs and Brave s after 4 1/2 er ttiree lllnil'lgs. But in the fdUrlh, sroreless innings inayl,e lilsplrtd by Phil Harrlsoti·s: l.ese than 100 miles away from hll!hdo!ls lead-off hothe-r thr ltt Milwauk ee, ho-..ever, K luszew1k1 Pabthen plattn four more ' runs was "seeing the ball real good" After today's game. the two as they sa)I in the dugouts when "I'm soaking w.t but Dur base­ atid �t�'ed ah tad. clubs play a doubleheader Sun- a hitter ha11 a good night. ba 11 equi pment got home nice B�b t:uhhi'!fheih ope heii clh Ut e d ay before l he H.eds rdurn home ,nd d,-yl" moiind, hnnet:I none, wo l t�d hijtie, Big Klu drove in tour runs wi.th to face the fifth-place Chicago I i n twb frnrt,ts. TN'l'Y kttiJht cahle a hol'ner a n d a baSCf•tOaded s1r1 Cubs in 1 h rl'C ganies on Monda)' n th the thtt-11 ahd col lectecl th(! d Tuesday an d Wednes da y nights . ' gl � to pace the White Sox lo a vlcto_rt ,Paul Evan�. Gallla ace, Southpa w Jim O'Toole, who suf- �-3_ vlctO�)I over lhe Yankee � opeh� to� GalliJ)()lts . . By Un ited Prlu l nt•rnatlonal fered hia fourth losA. gave up the Frida � n i ght and futtcn their Pomeroy secdrtd Cuntll, h gham NATIONA L L E AGUE Cards' (ir�t three run s and re - American lead to 1 ½ games Te11 W L Pct. GB was :fe ·�- •• error, . Ed Bartels oU lop two wu los homer a run �d ] lievt•r Jim Brosnan wu tagged s�ng1 aa.)' Moore- !mg led , Har22 1 0 .668 ' �r Whitey Ford in the third inn- Pitt sburgh for t he 1 11 st three. r1snn flied out, Nick L oats walked. San Frant'IM'O 211 1 1 .645 l ½ final J y mg and then !ll�gled home two everyone E]sf'wh erf' Kl"li1 �as safe on a n error. Two M l l w1111kee l3 I I .M2 5 i Dur r en quit in '.\1 i l waukee t)ecause the more runs off rcll�\le �y�e '""' . -�_ scor�_d 'i111·innat1 17 1 5 !531 5 fog wn� llk t• pea soup but in In a three-run e1ghlhmn1ng that ( Thlra - tfdward Pafker w-alb-d, 1 0 1 !) . 400 8½" ("!mag,, nearby C ' hkai?o Ted Klus:r.ews"k.i' !I clinch ed _the vi�lory._ Early Wynn �Uson nled out, Gi'ue!!ler wils on J.o.� A n gl'lt•s 13 18 .406 9 h illing made i1 durk soup for the was credited with his serond v lt·1a an error, Parker scorlny._ SI LOUIS 12 1 8 .400 9 lory. Whilc Sox. Fourth - �arrlson homered, Philadt'lphia 12 20 .375 10 The l�dtai:is hande d the Red That M i l w aukee rog was 80 Coa,es and K night walked, Par.Jr:er Fr iday's Ruulh So,c their nxth atralght defeat, _ thit· k !hat you couldn't aee your A!llgled, Wilton triple d, Tom 2--0, the Tigers edged the Orioles Phllad•lphl■ 6 Lot Ana, 1,1 3 {NI _ _ ____ �,ruf" er grouh ed out, Tom Whlti• � Pithburgh 5 S.r, Frenc i1co 4, 1 2 � t-3 an d the Senators-Athletics s 1 11gl1 d: Bur�t'ls _was safe on a lnnintt, (N) game was poatponed because of IH ld1•_ r s ch�1ce, .liourc wu.lked, and St. Loul1 6 Cincinnati I (N) r.ein and cold weather. �!urnson fl_1ed out. Five ru ns In the Nat ional League, U1e Pi­ Chica.. at Milw1ukff, (NJ ppd , rueser _s1�gled fnr ro_meroy 'i; ( rain rates moved l '11 gamtis in front . seventh hit_ in _another mnmg. S■turd■y'1 Prob.bl• Pltch..-1 by beating the Glunt.is 5-4 in 12 or_ Galhpolls , Gury Lane hom S■n Fr■nci1co at Plthburgh--­ , : Innings for their fourth straight ercd 1n _the fourth and doubled vlctory and the Phlll ies downed Anton•lli 2-0 n Friend 5-1 later, _Dtl'k Roderick homered in Chlu90 ■t MllwaukM-1111the Dodger1 6-3. the third. M a t hew� tripled and worth 2.0 n J■y 0.1 duubl_cd. Cincinnati ■t St. Louif--Purk■y PANTHIRS ADVANCE Knight fannt>d 4. walked � ; F.v CLEVELAND UPI-The Euclid 3-1 n Mb•II 1-2 ans, in four frame11, fanned 2, walkLos An911IH ■t Phil■del�la HJah School Panth ers adva n(·ed to ed 6; Coder fann� 4, walked 2. , the 1l1te baaeball nnals in Col­ {N}-Dry1d■I• 3-4 va Owens M 1 hi! Panther� will not play JackSund■y'1 GamH umbua next weekend by downing .\IOn a second time. Loi Angeles ■t Phlladelphi1 Akron Garfiel d, 7-2 Friday, Pomcroy 021 500 0---I 7 I San fr■nd10 •t Pltttbur1h Gall lpoll 5 1 1 � !02 0-6 6 2 Ch lugo It MllwaukH �ILLIR SPIAKER Cunnln,ham, Kmght (3J (WP> . KENT, 0. UPI-Former Cl e ve­ Clndnn■II at St. loYll 2 Evans ( LP ), Coder ( AMERI CAN LIAOU I land lndians llreballer Bob Feller ��:::\ _ �) oc wlll be the prlnrlpal speaker at W L Pct. GB Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Stor, of 17 10 .630 the Kent Stiite University annuul Chicago Maryavllle were Sunday guesta ot Clevelarnl aprln& ■ports banqut!t June 2. n 11 .!177 t ½ her grandparents, Mrs. Ethel Baltimore 16 13 .552 2 Stout, and also her parents, Mr. New York 1 3 1 1 .542 4½ and Mrs. Frauk Dorst, Long Bot• Detroit 1 1 13 .458 4 ½ tom. 8o.8lou 10 1 3 .435 5 Mr: ' and Mn. Win Blake were Washinglon JO l!S . 00 6 Sun day guest■ of her daughter, Kansai. City l J 17 .392 6½ :\fr. and Mrs. Way Clark and fam­ Frld1y'1 R•tulfl NEW YORK UPI-H e avyweight ily, Chlc190 5 New York 3 tN) Miss Helen Parker or Che1ter contendr-r Eddie Machen, who O.trolt &.ltimon 3 (N} The tax books are now open for the June or Second-half called on her aunt, Mrs. Ethel wilted Alex M ilert at his own Cl.veland 1 lo■ton O (NI Stnut, recently. collection of the 1959 Real Estate taxes. Also Delinquent body-punchi ng game, planned W■thlniton ,t K■naas City (Nl Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brickle11 three more m alches lodny 11 81Pp tax. Closing date wlll be Julr ls\, 1960. ppd rain and collJ were Sunday guesu o( Mr· and plna 111:ones toward a title flglit. Satvrtlar'• Prol,,.t,I• t!llic The bouts wlll be C hicago, June Mrs. William Jeffries Ot "Cb_�stCU'. N.w York at Chlcat;._D tm,,v I Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock or 8. at Seattle in the last we ek of · 2,0 vi Donovan 1-0 Melg, County TreBiurer Long Bottom were Sunday dinner Ju e and at London in .July. l■ltlmor• ,t o,trolt-Porto� ' By , body punching was the guests of the Lyons and Swan fam­ c.tr"ro 3-0 vs Toytack 1.3 big thmg last night," said Eddie ily. lolton 1t Cleveland C1tile or Portland. Ore., tod ay while dis2-1 ¥I P•rry 1 . 2 cussing his lopsided decision vlc) WHhln■ton at KinaH City (N tor over Argent111 0·� Milert in y -Clevon,.r J .2 ._., H•II 3-o the lnsl 1-" riday night TV fight to Sunday•, O■mH be !lta,:ed .al Madison Square Wuhln1ton at Chic•••• 2 BY MRS. OLINNA Ml�MOAN Gurdcn. N•w York at Kanlll City Mr. and Mrs. Evere tt Milhoan ln their rou£h fight, Mathen Boiton at 0.trolt 2 were dinner guests or Mr. 1nd wore down Mltefr ond �ave hini laltlmo.-. at Cleveland 2 surh a terrlflc huHerin g in the Mrs. Dwiilht M ilhoan Thursday. ______ • Mrs. Hazel Curtis, Sylvia Curlis, last three rounds that swarlhy COACH QUIT S and girla of Reedsville called on C LF.:VELANO UPI-Ji m Cal \lert, bl 11 ckhalred Alex-with blood Mrs. Glenna MIihoan Saturd ay. baskelball coach &l Eucli d H igh drlbbli u g from fl\s mouth-Willi Mr. and Mrs. Lee Hunt, aon grog School !!Ince 1949, Friday night .!,!y nn d on t�e- verge or 1 Robert went to Nltro Frid ay to kayo times. at announced hi11 r" tlrement. Cal visit his aunt who Is Ill. ·---·---vert Hid he was qulttlni:i because Richard Hunt WH brought home ILOWS Of,: HIAD of his health. He haa coached Frida y a'ftcr havine been 1tr1,1ck BELLUNO, llaly U P I - Po\lce for 3 1 yean, in the eye by a basketball. said Pror. Carlo Plva, 63, dPan of ---,---c Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence MIihoan CRASH K ILLS NIWLY WID5 the local mining instltuh\ com• Mr. HIGH POINT. N. C. UPI - A mltted snlcid e Friday nil!hl bf or Mid d leport c,alled on young <'f11111le mnrried leas than an plaelna a sUc-k or dynamlt r in hla an d Mrs. Ev e rett Milhoan Sunday, _ Mr. and Mra. !:verett SlHon, hour ur�d an 89 year old mnn were mouth and setting tht fuse. fatally 1nj red in a head -on collis- They said he trared he was 80f. Sue and Lois vl111ted with her �. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Murl Taylor 1011 here F r1day. I ferlng from an inrur1bl e d i�ca■c. Sunday . Due to I he weather Olive 11ll1t11t 11l c11 l1c1111 Grang:e me t Monday everiln& wlth Master Jostphine Richie preald­ r••r 1avl111 ing. A donation WH made to the Cancer Fund. Sh11tri1 "Whlaper­ lt't ,••, "• •••,•• in1 Hope" "Keep Smllln1" by El­ len Wells. Que1tlon1 and answer• ■ on nasher Hghta on farm equip­ , me11t by Mn. MIihoan. Tongue · Twisters by Kathleen Milhoan. I; h1lplll1 you to chac,,. In1pedion will be held June 2,. e■■ctly tho ,1,�1 1rodti Ml111 Joseph.lne RlchJe, Mr. and •"" •incl of maltrl■I fer Mr■ . Richie, Carol 01bort1e, Kath­ leen Mil�oan were Parkerabur1 ffoty 111ocill c bullcll nJ, �laltora Monday. ""4ili Iii' 19m...li"' idt, _ � I I DUDS IN SUDS L AU N DRY ■ Hopes To Ope June 1st TE RM ITES See a Bug .•.•• Call Vicki Corlelon; Sunday Sehool auperinlendent, Wayne Roush. SyhcuR: Trea11url!r or Church, Ben evoleJ1ce and Sund ay School, E dna Edwards; FtAAncial secre­ tary, Raymond Kridfl; lay (elate ) lead,r, Herschel Diddle; Stewards, Edith Hood and Alice Freeland1 Adult dltector, Marli(aret Neuman ; Youth director, Alice Freeland: Children's director, Sharon l!aw- 1 ley: Church Trustees: Ben Qulsen- f berry, Vena Soulaby, George Freeland, Raymond Krider, Hel'BChel I Diddle; or,l!anlat, Margaret Neu­ man: Missions literature, Edilh Hood; Sunday School Superlnten<l­ ent, Ben Qill.Mnberq. © FRi' lNJPICTIO-­ CONTINUINO GUAltAllTII NOTHll'iG 001\'N ·' EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS. SO YIAWS IN BUSlltBSS CALL YOUR LOCAL · .AOENT ,I ' Pt. PluMol The BI-Monttlly Canasta Club met Thursda, eveninf at the home of Mn. Howard Logan, Condor-st. Winnen ror the evenlna were Mra. Richard tlnlaw, Mr■. Loea n,. Mr■, Albert Martin and Mrs. Sid­ ney Spencer. Mrs. Eugen e Trip­ lett and Mrs. Martin received girts rrom their secret pals. The door prlie wa1 awarded to Mrs Donald �cKenzie. Refrellhmenta were lened by the hostess to those named above and Mn. John Beaver and Mrs. Charlea Riffie. -· Page St. ■akt wlln y11 11,y ••, .,,111111 fr,11 •• • • • ••••Y •• ••llar limber ••• 111II•• tr•• • • • ••• ••r•'t wlly • . llllddlepon ''·,: .. PH I LCO SPECIA L! i ,.)' ' ·, '. ; ,, , ,• Lit'*'"•"•ll•••■t vlWIRI, 19Ji1lt •"" ,■• �. 1Wirt1111nt ••� - ...... ,h_ you .i■ne,-,..,lnt .,..,, to proloct1; 111), I• .. IIIRbll !ewt­ -•n,pllsh y- I ■ltl1 lln11ncin:r.::.c1 ,1.. ........ ■HI · In all ..... ', 11111 q,, h••• 11lonnln1 cl1- �- PH I Lc-o· ;:;;� Sp�ial s299.ts I. IIAIN ST, llitrt MIiier, db& "' AIJBOn snn SERMONE'ITE ..• z., iaim" WlTH '.tRA11• ASSOCIATED 'RADI O · ond TitlV ISION fORIMAN - . POMEROY, ORJO STIFFLER RED AHtHOR so�• t�.:,,!!!; . sJ" ·� ••• ,1we,li •• , •• . ... that Makes For A Happy�- incl Sen lelatio11,hip -tin· • ...,....... ....,i.. ..... .....11... "1t WILUAIISON . ' 1tsto#t'ilt, ,;,, - • � tz►tOtl ' • if i, rtl31Stit f r •' ·r· ' : • " • j• , . • I , , �/ POidi!!·. .... '7 tblll It's Ce1t1t,ldta U11_clerstandir1g I Ire• ploRn lni ■ii.I ft11i111 Iii . I i .,.. tavt you lllffY olollon ltl ev.....l colt. Oin \ I Phone WY-2-3214 !1111.1111 Submllle<I By Borold C. Do8ter, Mlnloler Shode Valley Paotort1l Unlly ,o•ith Chrlallan Chun,b"' lo H•mloek Grove, Lonf Bottum. Orange , & Tuppen Plain, WHERE YOU R TREASU RE IS Matt. 6:2 J : 25:14--30 1iiere is an old saying, or rather I have been told that ii is ' ' '' ' old, which I first heard m Meigs County. The saying is, "The nerves to a person'• pocket book are lhe most tender." I t is a fact in U,e scientific study 01 the bod y that when a tender nerve ts stimulated there is an immediate response. If the old saving is correct. this ser­ monette Is going to stimulate that tender nerve to the poc­ ketbook. What will the re­ sponse be'? While old sa)'ings are being discussed another one might be mentioned - "that · real preaching, that is concerned with a person's salvation does not ha,ve time to talk about money." Now, anyone · .Who would say or believe a thin� like that could not have stu­ died closely the preaching of Jesus Christ. Over thirty times Mr . .end Mrs. Wayn e Ctcil Jtoyd in the sermons and parables announce lhe birth of a daugbler of Jesus it is pointed out that Dorinda Sue at Sheltering Arms Hospital, Athens, May I 1. the way a man uses his mater,. Mr. and Mn. Willis Haning and ial possessions has a• direct ef­ childr en, Piqua visited his bro­ "rich the briefly fect on bis salvation. We could mention ther Mr. an d Mrs. Max Haning the and barns," larger young ruler," "the farmer who built an d Jimm y over the weeken d. leslOn Scripture of our panble of the talents which is part Mr. and Mn, Manring Perry listed above. and family were Sunday callers of The rich young ruler asked what he must do to inherit eter­ his uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Moses doing." nal life; the la·rmer who built larger barns was faced wilh Perry. O..ent Sympathy Mr. an d Mrs. Dale Stansbury death that night; and the man in lhe parable of the talents Modern !if e and society is pretty rough oo the wealc, tile who buried his ml\9ter's money was faced with these con­ ind Jerry attende d a birtMay handicapped, and the helpless. And there Is a v..t neeil fn this dinner In Columbo• recently Jl demning words: "Thou wicked and slothful servant . . . take the world for accompanied home of Dale's 1ilf.er, Mrs. the sympathy that is by a certain aeose therefore the talent from him . . . and cast ye the unprofitable Flouie Gray for her son Leroy. of decency. servant into outer darkness: there shall be weeping . and several relatives Were there. The more highly organized society becomes, ' tlie tiiore ne­ gnashing of teeth." (Matt. Z5:26a, 28a, 30) cessary are the organization, that dispense our charity. R we Sunday <linn er guests in Gal­ The way we 11Se our material blessings does ha¥e a direct not extend our belp through an accredited agency, we are do effect on our salvation. Titls brings up the question, "How do lipolis at . lhe home Of Mr. and apt, to encourage beggary. Mrs. llalph Frazier q>orotby Gil· an average · basis, use their · , flsbirtg Is an Id� recreation for 111alnUI blnli and strl!ngthening the bollds of Jove the people of Meigs County, on distributed Mn. Fem lc>gly) were Mr There ls something understandable about tile lndlgnatlon •nd . at the Town and Gillogly and Mr and Mra. Arthur material blessings?" In a study ,· • ,�d ,��tlQ\I �tw�n father and son. It pr oviiles a common playgTound and a coinmon , extended of the one who has help and who bas Ileen lg/!Ored Countrv Dinner here in the county two years ago, under the Crabtree, local, Mr. and Mn. Carl by the recipient. Common decency ., pi\el'.el{ Jor l!Otlt, Jt !1 a recreation that htil ps make close pals of "Dad" and son and requires lhal th� � title "What Will Meigs County Be Like In 19701", a compari• Crabtree, .A.Ulan)', .Mr. and Mrs. shall in some way express their appreciation. , · lllif ollften oreftlll lhat indescribable "som ethlng" from coming between them - • • • But the giver son of some expenditures of farm families and rural non-farm Cecil Gillogly and Steven, Athens, who gives in order that he may be admired c:an become a ,... _. -..: thit ''aclllltWli1" that pl•t:e• them In two di fferenl worlds. . families was cited according to the 1957 State Home Account Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillogly, Gal­ cial menace. . _ ·• , :Tile wise father, ·however, will keep the re creation within reasonable bounds. He will Summary. Unde1· the separate items of food, clothing, sup­ lipolis. 1 In the opinion of this writer the whole- aystem of tipping is Mrs, Elita Webb, Harrisonville . . .'�l ie'l_1t int�rfere with _the family's regular attendance at c_hurch services - • . for here, plies, upkeep, transportation, health, gifts , personal, and �u­ wrong. It encourages a superiority attitude on the part of tlte K is" spendin& a few days with Mrs. o . ,�11! His \V l'd Is s okeit, closer assoclatlo ns and good guidance are gained for both calional the expenditures of the farm and non-farm families "'°eda Smith and daughters. one gives the lip, and at! attitude ·of subt!ervtency or beg· who · '.· auiel"abd son. " the . were listed. The interesting figure for our sludy here was , r. Danny Marcum spent Saturday gary on th e part of the one who receives ii . Better Ii, far to one for 11gifts, organization dues, benevolences." Uhder this with his schoolmate Walter Jor­ pay fair wages ,.nd save the self-respect of the wage'earoer. '·• ' ' ._ . . . ,, -It was stated that the average �iving for o farm fam­ C,an. heading tlie hope It will, in some m1asure, foster and help sustain ily was ,407 Jncidenta-lly some of the soul-stuff of the tipper oan be ,am .QO and for a non-farm family was $432.00 during by the same process. · • 1� ,whlch is good ih family and community life this feature is that year. Christl:m Olarity �Y the bu.�iness firms and organizatio�s ,whose names Middleport CCL is needed in American life today a ,.ery considerable Ther $3,to e came family farm the of Since the total expenditures amount of education on the subject of giving, not for the sake al raised $307.00 o food In worth f 762.00 plus an averag,, · Qppe<lf belqw. Holds Session of raising more mooey for charity, but that our charitable gi•• comes �iven money the that notice to borne, it is Interesting _.,;.....;..- . . contribute lo ing our soul's growth. non-' may the for However, th .total. of 10% Or e tenth act lo •'ti e'.x At Davis Home Christian charfty � ,.,. reward for itself, but is satisfied family whose average expenditures were $6,417.00 tqe, mtThe May meeting of the CCL of faiiW •• • $4�2.00 was $210.00 short of the $642.00 whieh would have Midd leport was held Thllr"May if the gift satisfies a need and contributes to the growth of the i ' . . ' ' '. ; ' illld�port Poo ·eroy Budgel Shopping Center been 10% . Does this mean the farm families give more or that evening at the home of M r■. J. J. character of the recipient. It must therefore be actuated by . . ·, ' complete unselfishness and accepted with a .proper degree of there Is a difference In the way they keep records? Davis. humble gratitude. to notice, however, are the totals. figures important The Mrs. M.artha Slater, pr?sident, & Nothing is more difficult than to give help as Je1us would to the oonducted' the business meet ing according county the ol population total the Taking Of!O VALLEY BAKING CO. 1960 census and mu ltiplying it by the average givin!( for the and plans were made by th e group have given it. · ¥om Built Kltcbena ' . (Copyright 196Q by the Division of Chriotlan Ellncatlon, Na,. of farm and non-farm families we !ind that the tolal to have a picnic at the Middleport number llllakers of Bol8um Bread tlonal Council of the Churches of Christ in the United States Park next month. Committee& ap­ giving goes above the three million dollar mark. The approxi­ . · . . Nliltllepoi1 pointed for the picnic were: Food : of America.) mate total is $3,105,498 based on a little over seven thousand Mrs. Adele Cullums, M rs. Peggy This total is almost unbelievable. families. ,,,. ·. ,DIE UNlth WORKERS Houdashelt, and Mrs, Je an Ann H. :t. RAWLING S & SONS CO, have read from the Bible that "Where Bra since we Naturally, dbury. Entertainm e nt: Mrll. · , ' ' ·o, ' ,tMERICA ' ' I is there will his heart be also," (Matt. 6:21 ) Mary Lou Boggs and Mn. Kate treasure man's a � t:llloi 111111. JUvenaPOCMI, w. v,. V8111' Dotlg• & Pl}'1IIOUIJI Dealer ! we will try now to. se e how much of a man's treal!lure in our WBdermuth. . . "ntE S�MIT'!I SHADOW" county Is being given to the Lord 's work through His church­ Submllted By Rolph C. Z!lnd•I, Puto< report of the distrie t meet ing A averages HEINER'S BAKERY es. The oilly figures from which I can ·speak are the which was h e ld at Rio Grande was Pomeroy Baptist Chutth ; " ,l•: • from the cliurches which- I serve. The reader will have to ask given by Mrs. Bradbury, "Summit" conscious this past been Since all the world has ' Baken Of Good Bread his own minister what percentage is !Mling received in his own Mrs. Martha Fry, immediate past wl,ek, it seems fitting to make a few comments with reference , . I ' • ' church. Figuring on the basis of the families who are mem­ presi dent, presided during the ,.. . ,. Huiilmeloii. W, \>ii. ·" from a religious or Blblit;al bers of the church, approximately 33% of the total which they candlelight installation ceremony to this unhappy development ., that th• collapse of life noted be it may Briefly standpoint. · gave to organizations and benevolences was received by the for the following oHleen: presi­ ·prlfachina Suhday n ight 7:!0· manner, the ul!i· broad rather a i) foreshadows, i "Sµmmit" church . In these churt:hes; then, 67% went to other organiza• dent, Mrs. _ Bradbury; vke presi­ , 1outie peoples rileeting sun'. PIJof world govern­ th realm nations in Gentile e O fllihire maie f ,· \Ions. II this percentage held true throughout the countv the dent, Mrs. Ulah Henaler; secret,.ry day · e:45 ' pm. l\'lra. Joyce Mills; treasurer, Mrs. ment. total �ving to . the 1 10 churches in Meigs County would be Marjorie Walburn and reporter: For instance, in the Second Psalm, the writer Is spe�g iJf · l'M · Mtifledkt Chui'-:� Rev. $1 ,024,814.34 or for each individual church almost $ 10.000. Mrs. Ruby Vaughan. ) future of the nations and the kings of the earth, gQCS hitd the w. H. Str••,...,...h, ,-,tor: LiuNiil This means that other ilving to t,enevoMnce and organiza­ The door prize contrlbatM -by detail regarding G!)d's attitude and action; "Helllail set­ some 'Cliff: Surir-ay "chOOI P:30 1. JD., tions IDtaled over two million dollars. Do the special drives, Mrs. Houdlll!lhelt was won by Mrs. the heavens i!t•ll laugh: the Lord shall ba\'e them in Phil · Wis", Silbt.; Clu■ t.roetlng !n tetll dubs, a,nd benevolences in our County reCeive this much mo­ BOHS. l(t:� a. m . W111. Balle)" In i:blir�: Then shall he speak unto them in his wnth and vex derision. Durink the program hour, Mrs . ney? Do the churches actually receive this in their budgets! � t":"� , p. m. Ev1t11,u.11, diJpleasure." This Psalm after referring to his in them Davis ahowed color ali des of the TV SllHH fol' lvt1'9_. The study shows we claim this in our glvint. �itea 7- to 11, m. parrt.or in char1e Holy hill of Zion", declares thai DIWII! my . on King "The Caribbean cruise which the Oavis To make these figures come 06\ at!cording to what we are SUNDA-Y Prttyu. w~�odiy 7:30 f. upon the Nations; "Thou slialt break family had taken. fall to is Judgement claiming as our giving' the ·average family would be giving During the social hour refresh­ WHTN·TV m. thou shalt dash theni in pieces like iron; of rod with them a $8:U e_ach week to his church and' be nevolences which ac- ments :were served by Mn. Davis, Chanltel 13 - 9:45 ••II. i'°'"lell JtU-. Vree ltelbadln: Kev. cordln� to the figures for the, churches I serve, would have Mn, Marie Pickens, Mrs. AudteY j a potter's vessel." "Tlte Lode llf '. This reminds one of another figure having to d«> with Ille to be $2.�8 weekly per familt to the church and $5.43 per Fro11t and Mrs. Peggy Schmnll. ��pJlfle Prayer" nations and their ultimate -fall. We refer, of coune._ ,to the -- -- family for other benevolences . ' '' oi whirh Ring Nebucl!Jilli�tzar arealiled Ponliitoy � l �il 8ipi l,i churdl, To make these figures come out according to what we are W illiams, pa,tor, Sunday School, metal image of a man '' 0. 0 orship 30 a. m.; 1 ,3 and to which Daniel �,VO the interpretation In llie second W Ral ph c, Zundel, paator; . Albert . clalililh � o,ur giving the averall!, · fatnily would be giving 9: nn, Be ho . Martin Jr., ds'L supt.; 9,30 to ,a . 1 1 e fchweek to his churc'h au�d LC�•· chapter of hts prophecv. This image. whit% foreshadow, UM! ,.nmeVOIences which a cc ord• tor : ; lWorship ny. lUJI,,, f Sunday "·· pv School 9:30; - eourse and end of Gehlilt, world rule (bl!gUit by tltls tuiil of 1 1 : 15 i. Ill. ' Cbrhl:iiDed' aervl� of . I lo the figures for the c1iurdhes I serve, would have to be 1 0 , 30 ; Eber Carnahan, S\lpt,; y. stbc ly and woiiiilp. Sermon " How ng "mlil Iii �e Daniel in des••;'i<';J a, �mis Babylon) ff:3 H family per o ur. 0 p. m. it i"ailule Affect 92,68 weekly per family to, the church and $5.43 Does the wltll:b !lliill �•um, a up set 1 1 shcGod kings, these o days f C•rmel ■UI, F, I. DUnn. pa1tor� . , . Ollr Fanli?" Ui-sery aild J Unior for other benevolences. aiid pieces in break ihall it and destroyed be never uWhere our treasure ls, there will otir heart be also.'' How Sund•Y 8chool 9: 30, Wayne koaih. Churtli fdr ch ldren. Wed., 6 : 80 p. that sa1"i!tt th<III as Cbrasmuch Kingdoms these all sume m., Family Night ••�per and much of 0111' heart is truly with the Lord! Even if these fig. supt. ; Wonhip 1 0:45; Y-Hour and 84) (ff. band, without ccn�ins : r. lho ol out p. m. stone cut the was ng mee Prayer R�v. ihd Mrs. E. d. Paiker Akron u.res were correct to the nnY, w ' e w·OUId onIy be givmg " three t:,rac•ij. B nn the 'Clay, thll, 1u• F. ,. tliu: brw, , -· the \i iron, the •r pieces in � brake it � that tnd , 0 " ,' per cent to the church a best, about seven per cent to other •uest speakers Sund• · Mav, 29 tor: Sunday school 9:30, Ben Qula­ the gold; the great God hath made'. � to the observation or Lord', rup°per and worttty causes. The Old Testament �ac es the Jaw of tithing, cnber,y, supt.; Worship '1:30: Pray­ silver, and · r, Bapllsm. come to pass hereafter." Daniel s w'o;dS In 7;9 shall what King the New Testament. teaches the prtnc!J) e of proportional giv• er meelin•, Wed. 7,30. this fil!Ure of national destruction; "I beheld with agree tlso Unltod Molhocllst, -.r, lu- Ing and tlphblds Ille tithe as a .principle rather than a law. If ,iitt alp1r,t c1,urcfi, Racine, A cast down, a� the Ancient of days did sit." \Vere throi!es till gene Brown, paatot: Sµnda)' School the love which we have for the savln° act of God's grace in n · , Mccauley, -pattor; 9 :..., •· a. m � Danie is, verse tn •:,1• a m Kenneth Finlpt l concludes: : I saw in the nilrht -,lslona, and, •· • · " · , I .,, •• .; Christ were truly expressed in our giving we would probably Sunday School , 10:45 a. m. morn• behold, one like unto orship )0:SO a. m., ''The Wound, the S-On <1f Man came witlt tlill clouds of W In� worahlp "Whtl t., A Church go far bl!"ond 1 th•� JO%, . , eel Made Whole." MYF, Jr. and sr. ember'" 8 p. m., BYF, •11 •JI>•· \leaven. and came to the Ancient of Days . , . . ind there WR$ What Is God,'s answer going to be where an account of our M �•.,er and 6 p. m.; Wed ,, 9 •- m , -8 p. m. E nm 'dven Him dominion, and glory. and a Kingdom.0lhat all peo­ : •• · g ,.r11vlce; W•d" 1t:30 ,tudy; Wed., 7 p. m. eholr; Ohio giving ls ,nade ? Will be say "Well done thou good and faith- p. Pr e "Ie. nations, artd languages, shall serve him . . . . . i�1 h1z.� -;:�1:: - Chu rch, Gt �nual Conference, June' '7 • 12 at �1 servant, _thou hast been faithfui over a little, I will set While the above scriptures l!eem to be concerned wJ,th the .La�ol<le, Ohio. All tre..u,.ra' thee ()Ver much, enter Into the joy of thy m aster?" Or will we B•�'d, Arthur R. M<Ou1ey. ••"•• · fal l of Gentile nations in general and of the Lord's ultimate boob ,hould bll ready foi audit be- 8 •o aw.avJ_ � - irrOwful like_ the,, .,?iCII young ruler, or be called a Oi.SO a. m 1 Momma Worship, scho­ Ion ""' .L. ,.� ., t '· _ -• · ., hm '."°"th· !l;hldl 'l'IWIY fool:lllil! the mall w_ho buln, larger hams, or worst of all, will •'Wliit r,i A Church llelnbe1-,·' "li!e,shin, may � note one Bible passage , and 38 Erelclel In Russia. �o, part!Cularly . •�fer may f�el illtb outer darl<b81!'1 bltvlng that which we had taken 10:/5 ,. m .. _Sunda'v �cijll<)I; 7:3f lars li-e i,e ·�i.C ni , J "' . w�teud . Bible n,y: in. Footnotes mel)tioned. are and · Meshech ,9 TuJ)al St 4 P• ,, M u rry ve., Pom�0)"1 __.Hoht hi a�? 1 _.-,: p. �-• tventnc Praise Service, ·' 1" I Mv, IK. Mou,. j,, P,oyer, Ch.nt.,, "Tho h4ve Mqsc_ow and Tobolsk i n pilrentlie9e9. hi 39: t,e WI! read: · 11: "Soul IIJ" lkldy, '' · ,'" ' ••�, \ P, 11!,1 " 0 ,,..,t• - . . . . Bi.:,I , ,,,..,, , . ,tijo moiitln& 1'1ttln. ' ·J. jii, ,, G! en_g_lft: My ,oul,lol\(<lh, 1<1, <Jl\riillan . Eilueatlon, Th�, Young will be 1>rdqy,ed.; vi,:ed., . <:ounth CI\Ufoh In Town." Ed· "l will brbii\ you qp 'from the utlennost oart.. of the north 30 P- m . Pr��t\mefllnl .. ape, Bi- "'01"d Life, pal!ltnt; Sunday Sc�(!!I] ,nd iead vou against -the mountains of Israel; - yOll, shall fall, . . -� ltstrr 8th6ol 'fttltl. ff "fa�h for tbe couttl of the f I, 'ftt. il1n'• Fellowship mt ' I . �e study ; 8;30 p. m.; Choir. · �-;ii ,. m., J!erl ·eo,1s. suot.: Wor- ,rid I will • gt"' you · to birds of prey of e,erv ,ItOrt and to the 7:30 p. m. WCTIJ. uhd•; y o h llt erl• Resh : m ond eart !Ill' . Cli•� llbd� e-'&J Church IUB Plain• i Tuppert , , : !lhlr 1 1 1, ,J!l.: Evaneelistlc SP.rvic,i • Polms God. living the 1'or etll WachtnNh•IC Oil • �-.. 1i , M .,._ II ..., _' I 1m � h. MN!- 1 •ul l[ooka. paotor: 9:30 suoday 8 p . m.; Thun , a •· m., Prayer wild beasts to be devoured - and they shall IJ:llow ·ttuit , i, rc C� ltt :"'°" ., · ,, evenlhk ni. p, 8 Wtdneod,v 84:2. s!!'·: ,11 laq 9 boot • �, ., i,a ; ,' , · , , • � tti thl" Lord. " on h , l n t r1 K . 10:IO, �. i!' : rllJ. _ n�. �.. ,-�. I P� I t,chool; B , P- m. Won.hip serv1� ; m11P.tin "' and Bible stndv . � ' � , &,...3'ip1� · Chllfer' : ,�or.h,... , . . , i , Is fomha�, l 0. Wo ne v 1 r ' m>, p. m. Wednesday, Proyer meet f...Wdth Onpel Ml,.lon, I, 1 rn these and numerous additional scriptures �· · 30 �, i oll Di � C�• sii1ff,I , ,1"' ou A<oiilif1'part vo�l'�ll,E , 'l'p. 8:45 ll'; Y •ii'!"' :•; · . , • , . 1 in Well t he Fp:re· 9 . so llolv the . Confidence God fortei that nations all of doom the 6:30 -<I nday, . S u stflnol ng; . m. 8U!Mfllv VF � .. tor: p Gflltlth, ,• , . , . lk ai,"1ee, 7:IO p. ,-Ill • t,illaW1hJ1> 9:U 1• m. C�u(<h !!<Hool; 1 0:IS, • m. hurch <h , 1• B h ' convictio of every true. ,•• i ,I •"'.'":l."�'cW"<!'"'•,1, '."1.•·'f.l 'V, n South 11,thel ■ UB: Poul -•• •� II. m.; ·Rilymlllld Evans. taut.: h\'lilll writer expre5"ed the hope and ec lle, S ool , Morning Wqr,h lp: i1,1� •· m. ope- · _ C ' · · , d., 7 p. m., choir �hear• putor; .l:!11 a. m. )Vorshlp; 10:30 Wo/ihl• 'i,10 p. m .; The,., ?:30 p 13elltver In Jesus Christ, �II oupt. We m. �e !;\oetln1• •D'ti,�do ,Iii f�· Cliilffll, �Tho , · . , I ' j 11 · . m, Ma•"' '' tn,. a. m., �v�day School. · � This Is my Father's world, 0 let me ne'er forpt leol incl �1'.i-..ed , ��•n, utF group, · T:30 » JI,, - t�cdlliirllolli,, h. .. t:11� iat. , i!,I . ii ,1iv1 � 1U&, , c'K,�. of • oft flO � tod Is the ' That thotaih the wrong �tpr ' tile �� �t 'l,j;{i 1clilio/; Ta• · M�rl c_N�h . i : 1'1lm9'0J- Waltlo kth•.. Sutldn Scl\<lnl t> dniii�- � � �lif,<Jtttii-, i!ffibt; n,so ,. m, p!itor, 10 •. '!' · sdmlaJ, Scfiijjil, JI, ;al'j!, doy T:SO p, m ,, Chr, � ir... . 1 ohn. u· ttutd ■ 9' w. J 'R.uler tet. . . , liriile 8el!oll1, 'i!l :c. slelli,. ti>l-1 J ) .•• m. Wohlup; T:IO j,. m., YF; J· , J,ltfytl Dill lnrer,.._,upt.; v;t,r. · 1£d tfC. •unct., , Cl>� ....., , 9, 15 on Clau; a o. m. · dli!il: bot !, '11,l,i. la my Father's world: The hat!'lli, :::;P,r�h1.,rtll)I, I' �Oi; 1 0,i��'Th� l�Fri ■1111 . • • 10:,d •· m. &!. q;� 111'¾'#" i. m,, Worship ,!O: , !!- hj,, °'t,,d'■ tol!i · J'eaus """" dlea hball � satlslled, '� ·ll\4 Illeiveb . ; l • !,t-l'eidl"'\ 1�. �. m . . c• " Ju,...i-lho\in, . ilj. = lt tlilll. ,: .. ::; , ' ft'1i¢tlltll' µI• ; Jr. Ill YI',, 0;41 , el- tt� t, f. 1 1 , . ... 11lartttit Wed! t• "' ' W "'f..--'• PrfYar t:i. W:ei"I f �ri. ' 1toad. ,t • •• ' • � 8f. · ·' . P. ; ·1. m. · I ·-· . � :wa FURNITURE'-=--• we mix concrete to your specifications, deliver It RIGHT to your job, rea• dy to pour. Lowest prices No Job loo large or too ,mall - deliveries ev­ ery day - eaU by JO a.m . for Saturday de­ livery, Goegl•ir1 R•ady- )'. llOJ Nothing in modern ltfe calls for more intelll1ent atllI does the fine art of giving money away. One of Amerka's richest men died the other day, .nd ltft behind him this bit of v.·ise advice: " I t takes I lot of thlnklbl to give money away, and do il wel l , Don't do it in a hurry}' Jesu s had a great deal to say about money, and In tile 1er!P­ ture ol this week's Sunday school lesson he said , concernili1 the matter of charity, " Do not let your left hand know wbal your right hand is doing." Jews Charitable The ancient Jews. like the modern Children of Israel, were devoted to charity. In the first place, every Jew was Used to, provide funds with which to care for the needy. Thi■ mo went through the hands of the synagogue authorltlea and ::; administere<l in something lik:e the circumspect way of the modern �ial agency. Then, in addition, special rollecUohs were taken in the synagogues, from time to time to provlc!e he l p for emergencies or for spedal causes. Still further in addition, a great deal of charily was dispensed on the streetl in the form of gilts to st�eet beggars, the poor, and the u.n· fortunate. Nowhere in the Roman Empire could a hungry or a Biele man have expected so much help as might have been given him in Jerusalem. And during the !easts at the Temple this spirit of charity was especia11.y conspicuous. Contemptlble Charity There was then, howeVer, as there is now, a coruiderable amount of charity that was thoroughly contemptible bttause it was not aimed primarily at the relief of the distress of the poor, but at the- fame of the contributors. The Uniform Sunday School lesson for May 22: "SIN· CERITY IN RELIGIOUS PRACTICFS," Matthew 6; 1-18; Luke 1 8:9-14. There had grown up a rather numerous group of Individ­ uals in Jerusalem who dispensed !heir charity with a great show. In ways often very d1sgl\sling they contrived to make a spectaele of their generosity. Their aim was not to help' hilt to buy praise !Of' themselves. Jesus had no thought of discouraging an honest effort to help the needy, but he despised these showmen and said, "Keep your left hand in ignorance of what your right hand is . --��sq� Canmta Club Holm Meetin.s At Losan. Home IOIN l'Olt MIIITtNG A n evenin1 of ftllowship was eajayed tm Thund.,- evr:nin.1 w�n mtmben of tht Baptlat Busy Bee Society •11 hotten to tbe Temple M:ethoditt WSCS at tbe local chUr('h, After 1lvin1 Bible ve-rset and sln&inl h)lmns a film o,. Mlulonary Work in South America w11 shown. It w11 educa­ lional and sho•ed the &reat need fOf' the worlr:. Pretent were Mn Quinn ltumll, Mrs. Honor Stans­ bury, Mn. Chetle r Price. Mn. Kenn eth Na■on, Mrs. C1arendt!" Arb•u&b, Mrs. GJlberl Bowen, Mra M.anrinlil: Galaway, Mrs. Howard Stanley, Mrs. Dale Scott, Mn. Arthur Crabtree and Mra. Mendal Jordan-Temple membera with Mrs. Elizabeth G.ard ner, Mn. Ruth Starkey. Mn. Reed Je ffers, Mn. Dale Dye, Mrs. Ray Biddl e , Mrs . Joe Rhoa d"H. Mn. Carl Greenlee,, Mr.11. Robert Bishop. Mrs. Ronald Whittington, Mn. William Che adle Mn. Verlin Howery, Mn. Clay Jordan and Mrs. Fay Jordan local. Delicious refre■hmenls were served at the close of the meet­ , ing. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Haney and Dale ind MlH Gay McWhor­ ter w,ire guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Olan H:irvey. ignorant • Keep Left Hand B L ' , ' With. ' CAROLINA LUMBER I SUPPLY CO. Mllhf...l ..... SERMONETrE ■Y MIIS, 'MIIIIDALL -AN SOCIITIIS �U �!)AY �L-� fF THE WUlt ' . ,,tr y•• Carpenter Social Eve11h B�e Givine: Easy A!!reement OU Goliers Leadittg- lfi MAC · Outslug Blue IIC\1•) S h- 4----Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MlddleJ)Ort, O., May Zl, 1960 •· +,-i 1 j, ' ,·iD!·•�=•� • =lllo•l'flPll!t :�· ·'[.i!I . . ' , ,. _ , :."'ll '. . -�hoot. " � ."(* ·\1· J ' ,- , . '. 'r.· •r .ilu.'li4 . 1 . ••• . ,ll,lf ' � � ......."' -.,....1'>'··' .e . .['lf • � #,'' .. �... a; .- ·. ii!·· . ' r. ,., . ,i• ' """'" " "I�•··· , •- . -• ,-- con­ ?��"''l· ,,.._ lotloly l44 i;J!t m t,;D I .' ' • I !fit• rt· M. • �!trill �J ��' \' i' !-"�' •· ni ""::E· • oo �" seems stroll&. · · �·, • 8-Dllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0. , May 20, 1960 i WA NT ADS 19) For Sale ( 20 l Scholastic Achievement Business Services ' TELEVISION GU IDE WSAZ.TV Ctta"t1el 3 f Rawaon Rites To Be Hellil Sunday Afternoon \ Limited Supply I Meigs County I Now On Hand Of Tax Duplicate I Grave M3fkefS Over $33 Million THRE:E COMPLETE ROOllS OF CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH Funeral 1ervlce1 for Lt&lle ll .ineel's a ll new furniture shades, doth porch va lance, I Rawson, of Lons Bottom, who FurnHure l11clud e 1 2 piece In• awnmgs, venetian bli.nds, win­ puaed awa at ML Uli room suite, a matchine ta • y ye■tetwly dow shades. Free estimates. Continu ed from Pace Ona Cumel Hospil&l, will be held bles, 2 rnaldune lamps, .f piece Dale W1ppel, 215 Union Ave., n, Maag, Fred Brown, ,!inada MurPOR OONSISTl!NT DEPENDABLE Rl!SULTS Sundlj' 1t three o'clock at the bedroom a.ulte, mtenprin& mat· Pomeroy . 5 21 90tc ra)' , Darlene Smith, Jean Webster , 1 Rawlin11-Coall Funeral Home in tress and bo:s: aprme, bed 1pread The V e ter a n& Service Offic e of With e veey count in Oblo but BATES y Stafr medals were ■warded typ2 dres1i1-.r l11mp.1, Hotpoml re­ TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL 1sts Marilyn Bl1c.kwood and Sharon Meigt County has announced th.at four showine: an increase, the to­ Middleport. RH. S&m Belmo nt I tents per word, :,.. loeertloa.. Ml.DUilum cblil'I• - 00 ,:u,� a Umited supply of bronze flat fngerar.or, �5 noae, 7 piece tal valu1lion of au real e1t1te, will Qfficlate. 11ppliance repair. Call Frank oouglaa. • C.Dl& per word for three OOlhleeuti ve lnaertioua. been m■rken dinette set, and 32 piece dinner h11 republic uhlitJea and penooal pro­ grave holder 1 Interment will be in th.: Lone nd•t Danforth Aw F-.. rd lon Capt ein a , 414 N. Second Ave ., Special - ont month bx 30 cent, per word. celved. ware. These J rooms of furn1perty In the state la more tha n Oak cemetery at Pt. Pleuant. Principal Di e hl present ed th e Middleport. �-3-ttc Full rate � 3 C\!Dte per word will be e.baretd tor advertiaiDC lure were not picked up after a Surviving beaidea hJa wife Kate Danforth Foundation of Miuouri Only one marker for any one 'n billion dollars, State Auditor If DOt pr&id Wli.bin 10 dity1 after receivio.: bill. down payment was made. The AUCTIONllll ,\ ward t.o My rna Maaa:, H the out- w,r will be supplied to an ■ppli­ Jame, A. Rhodea report.I. Coun­ , are hi■ mother, Mra. Lillla.n Lln­ � ill AdYertilina - Should be roportNI unmedlouly. TIie su1•g1 Clln be yours. No down I Complm S.rYlce slandine girl in the Senior Clau, cant. The markers are for the Civil tlea sho>ilng a drop i n valuation ter, Middleport an d five children. Da.U.y SeotineJ wW not be rapouaibl.e tor more I.ball one i�O!'­ payment, 36 montha to pay. Just Critt Bradford and B.lll'rie Phillipe as the out- War (April 19, 1861 • April 13, from 11st year are Allen, Aug­ recl mNl't!on. pa)' the balance or $8.50 a week lflrft•, Phort11 or Cont•d standing Senior boy, by the Porn - 1865), the Spanish-American War lai:i:e, Scioto and Pike. Cad ot ,,.._,Ha and Sc,,ed&l. N0Uce1 of Ev,•11.ta fl.UO. Obitu.ariea Here 1,- f,8� worth of furniture A. C, 8RA0i'·ORO, Ri11clne, OhJe. croy Senior High School f■cult)'. (April 21, 1898 · Jul)' 4, 1902), publlt,htd al 1 cent per word. Valuation, !or 19MI u repor� for only �g Phone WY2·26J5. The award is based on the !our World War I (April B. 1917 • Nov. ns Game. ed to Rhod ea ' office by county 1 DAY 3 DAYS � DAYS t MO. 5-l&-Jtc hases of llvlng - leadenhip, I 1 1 , 1918), World War U (Dec. 7, �I, Fla. UPI-Jul1an Ja­ p SMALL A1'D TEL�VISJON RADlO . auditor& total $27,180,899,283. Ap� IIOc 90c $ I .JI> '4 . 00 ind uM,), Ko2, tbe Sept. · holarship, 1941 religcitiz.enship and vier • first hom er of the ae1son sc Otis Phone repair. appliance L L_ � _ _ _ _ -· , -OA R Y D l 5 P E 5A 5 A E pro:dmately 7 1 percent of the t■: 1. • j 20 60e Sl.20 '1 ,80 $11.00 re,n Conflict (June 27, 1� • Jan. a M""':.1intock, Racine, O'lio. 2+ tfc 1uus life. ,.,., able wealth is in alde muni dpall- powered the Columbu1 J et■ lo � On May :lJ, 1 P. M., l Mlle north 15< ,1.50 92.:lll fl .50 _..1 31, 19M). 3victory oy�r th e M iami Mar2 "...- cine, Ohl o, on u,e 0a k 0I , tJes·, 29 percent outaide. . .&a aball Te■m Awa n:a s Adi nceiYed b)' "1.0 A.M. wi.ll b,o In Uuil day • , line Friday night. Javier belted BUILT K ITCHEN DEGrove Road. Oth e r employ- CUSTOM . u l Moor e , coach of the If the veteran s grav e has been uel R I More than half of the t.axabl e bl■ rowidtripper with two out in ment must sell. 21 Holstei n .s ig, ned for yo ur home . Free e s- l'omeroy High School baseball already marked by th e insignia of the ninth Jnning to break a 2-2 timate&. Foreman propert and Abbott y in Ohio is in the largcows, ! inl calf heifor up, 4 -6- tf 1eam, S. E. O. District Clu1 AA I a veterana ' org a nization, no mark• e1t six counties; Cuyahog, with tie. . S S321 Phone W"t'2 · G uernsey cows, 2 Jeney cows, lha111pions, presented awards to er should be requested. No more 1 mixed blood cow, (3) \hree ,-----------eleven players a nd two managers. than one flag.hold er ,should be on $0.3 billion; Hamilton $2. 7 bill• I ion; F�•�klin $1.6; Montgo:°1�ry Denaocratic (9) 1 yeu olds, (5) four )'ear olds, Meeting Medals went to Edward Bartels. 1 a &rave. $1.4 blllton;, Lucas $1.3 blllton TIIIMITI AND PE &T CONTROL 1 ltiJ five ye a r olds, balance are Nick Coatea, Robert Cunningham, . and Summit $1. 3 biUlon. SJ Fain. f,.. ln.-ctlon. ln1ur• GULF SERVICE STATION WITH App ti and 7, with the exception of 1 I William Gibbs, Thomas Grueser, . hcant� should come in perL. ·2 earry out permit, 1258 Pow• There will he no meeting of th e N by N•tlonwkt•. Phone R. f , to the ble, i poss son, Veteran I . 01J cow, man y fresh or sprmg• 1 . ·1 erry Knight, Gary Moore, How• Th e new total valuation i1 up Meigs Count Democratic Wom­ ell SL, Middlcporl, on State Ht. and A. S.rvlce 'Station WY2Service Office. Apphcants are asky ers, 1 1 head treshe1. Lhis fall, , ard Parker, William Wilson, and $1,l.f9,866,490 over last year. en', Club Thursda , due to Com· 7. See William Lowe, Owner. ed not . to telephon e . Forms are ■1y 4-26-tt,, 1366. health papers furn ished, in• 1 Phillip Harrison. Percenta.a: e wlse, the bi&gest in· menc eme n t activiUea . The next !>-I 0-3tc . so a vailable for applymg for a specuon lo\lelcome anytime, a THEKE WILL BE A G UN SHOOT Baseball letters went to pla yer gov ernment er■nite or marble crease waa In littl e Monroe cou n• �eeting wUI be Ju ne 23 al the good herd. for the Mooie, Sunday, at 1 p. m. 1954 HAllLEY DAVIDSON MO­ Before 9:30 A . M Thomas White and manilgers Walt• headstone grave marker for all ty wh ere the tax duplicate was second W1ttd Fire House. Howard Ervin, O wner. torcycle,. Model ltl�, very ll:OOd on old Houle 7, back of the Mldcllepo1t WY -2-2649 er Grueser and Charl e, Downie. wars including Confed erate l(eter- more than tre bled du e to a new Harold Godd ii rd, Auctioneer. condition, ran be seen at 2141,, aluminum mill. skating rmk, nin or shme. Pomeroy WY-2-3195 In introducing Coach 'Moore, Mr. ans. 5- 1 8-4lc E . Main. Phone WY2·3tl35. 5 20 2tp IC.AUTl FE� STO•I Diehl remarked that Pom eroy was The new tax duplicate for 5•19-3tc .-.1 CIIHIH very lucky t.o have a i man of the Meigs Collnty is $33,592,216 of Buy Y&ur - (3) hlloh 5•2145 Pvt. Joseph L. Joh nson, son of t·alibrc of Ru�sell Moore on the which $12,377,684 ii inside muni­ SMALL TOY POMERANIAN• 'IAMllL SERVICE STATION Mr. and Mrs. Jose ph R. Johnson, leaching staff. cipalities and $21,214,"2 is out­ I IN L0\111\"G M�MOllY OF MY Befur• 9;00 A.M. Mal l"hester Pups. Reasonilble. Pomeroy RD J , has completed sid e mu nicipalities. dear son who wa11 drowned m Before presented the award■, Alblny 3353 Phone SPJ-5695 Mai;on, W. Va. basic training at Fort Knox, Ky., France, M.11}' 2 1 , 1945 in the ser­ Coach Moore, who with Mrs. 5·19-Jtp. where h e was in Compan y C, 13th E>ery Day lier,l.r vice of his country. Continu ed from Page One chaperoned the Sen ior -·- · · - - Moore, ·training battalion, Fourth Train• Nollung ca11 ever lake awa)'. Class on their recent tour to Waah• Ruth Ann Farmer, Marianne inc Re;gt. Pvt. Johnson, now home The love a hearl holds dear mgton, D. C., stated t.hat he thor- Woodgerd, Maida Roush, Diana on lo-day leave, goes to Fort Fond memories linger <!very day BARNES·SIMPSUN INSURANCE Ol,Jghly enjoyed accompanyina: the Stumbo, Barbara Stnea, Emma­ SIU, Oki■., M1y 2& for special Remembrance keeps him near. AT Agents, Middleport, Fire, Auto­ class on the tour and that they lln e Bowl es, Lore tta Hanning, traini ng in fi eld artillery missile Sadl)' misst:d by moth er, ai11ters Shirley GIikey, moblle, Bonds. Phone WY2·2903 were th e nicest eroup he haa had Sharon Ev11n1, operation . and brolhen. the privilege to escort on a tour Carolyn Bradford, Lynn Buch,n• 5 21 llc ■n, Jud)' Clark, Janice Richards o( that kind. .• Donnie R. King, 62, of the Eno Coach Moor lolld Caroly n Wilson· e said, "The boy a on Pomeroy, Obto Community Route 1 , Vinton, di ed t he ba II Iearn have done a IreMra . 0. P. Kl ein , m�mber of Friday eveni ng at 10 o'clock at th e mendous job lhi& year, a nd w e t he Return Jomdhan M e 1 1 11 Ch ap. Schaekel C, lnic in Mason , w. Va. CULDSPOT HEt'HHl ERATOR $36. should be ver)' proud of them ." 1 er presented the DAR Award to ....,.. Clean u• Ce,e .. ..... ..... ,, tf .... C. H. Hutton, Rt. 1 , Pomeroy. Funeral servic ea wlll be held Prevlou1 Award• Mary Harth. ..,.. ., .._ ,up.rt, . . . All Mallto lftd -1■ 1-'hone WY 2-667 1. 5 21 3tp on Monday at 2 p m at the Eno Princi ehl asked the followpal Di MITRo.GIJTAN MOTOQ Th9 Activity Stitt Editor ■ward Methodist Church with burial to For PRllE lnspeello11 i�� student, who recei Yed achol�•· WH pre1e -- l11t Mtlll It. tu. ft. HE FRIGERA TOR. GOOD 9 nted lo Phy lll, Hilbert follow in th e Pine Street Cem e­ PHONI lli: awards and honor, earlier m liy Hrs. condition $50; '53 Stud ebaker, Joe Balley and Supt L. I tery in Gallipo lis. ,.......,, Ohle Rev. Weber Thoma will be th e 493 Lincoln St. the, year to stand for recognition. w. McComaa pres Gilmore'• Supply Slore oue owner. Offer wented. Virgil speaker at Memorial Day services e nted Marlin ne Pho.,. WY2-3561 Mlclcllo,ort I�·, FORD V8 2 OJI, CUSTOM . 1hey we�e Arn old Evans, Na- llrinkman with the An The deceased was born on Jan. ,t the B.urlingbam Church . on Teaford, Syrac use, Phon e WY 2, n ual Staff WY-2-2774 0 nal Merit Scholar■hi p Contest t1 aedan. Low mlleaae. Sparklin g 6731. 3tc Edltor award• 18, 1898 in Jackion Cou n ty , W , Monday, Ma y 30, it has be en ■n· � 21 llljht blue finl•h $1 ,950.00. Blaet Vaughan' ■ Extennlnatlng COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO­ finalist; Sondra PottB, D.A.R. Good I Ca�ol:,, n Nicholson was present- V11 ., the son o I Jasper and Ti'II'i e nounc ed. tnim, Pomeroy �18-titc . tectiori, Lile, Auto, Fire, Polio. Citizenship award winner; Ll nd11 ed w1lh the M1J Company dleport spelllna:: Kine. Hh father survives. Crow, Detty Crocker Hom emaker I The Amerkzn Legion Post m.:im Call Don Mills, Middleport, Also aurviving are his wife, St, Mary•, w. v•• cham 1on ■ward Mr, M. cComas. b � y , Swatz l l, e e award· b e r1 will be present al 1 1 :30 a. m. Micha Buck1960 --------1968 CHEVROLET Ohio. t OR. TyPll1£ certlflca te1 were pre- Wavie King of Eno; two daugh- to decorat e th e grilllves ot veter• eye 80)'1>' State del egate; Sharon . scd1m. Orlainal black finish. HOU�E TJ<AILC:it 5U' x l U ' , 1''1Vt: 1151D IOATI AND MOTOR• ff5 ters, Mrs. Cecil Dil lon , Elkview and up while the\,' lut. Mltro­ Young, 1960 Buckeye Girls' Sti le liented by Mra. Em■ily Sprague to w. v,. and Mrs. Robert Simon, ans, 1 be afternoon program at room11, 011.lll. ;,-,Jecp11 8. �t!UO.UU. Power &lide :,1,086.00 Blaet­ Christin.! Coats, Linda Forr ea t, pollttn Motora. I. Main which .ke v. Thoma ' wiiJ speak will deleg ate !-'race 111c1ude11 1ue1 01J lank, tnars, Pomeroy 5-18-0h: I �Yelyn C"apteina, Betty Gilmore, Mlchig,n ; one son Herbert E. It., Pom.ro,. Phone WY� FOR SALE ; FIVE ROOM HOUSE TY°pewrltlng Aw•rd• begm at 1 o'cJOCk. ww.sher, ory1c:r, klevisioa.. see M. cKee, Dottie Ki ng, Pt. Pl ea■ant; 16 grandchll1 1 -24-tfc 1900 MERCUIIY MONTERAY 4 Twenty Senior High atudenta rf!- Janice Zirkle , Dora Ir: 1' ftl 1Hl J I UUtlOU, tla!iilan Road, with bath. Nice location. Melvin dr e n; on e gr e at grandchild and Mowery , 1r... Jen . maon, JanI• dr. 1tditn. Jw::I Gla111. Multi•drive. GRADUATION DATE ......., .HI. t, UaCJne. Hood, 1 1 1 Locust St., Pomeroy . ccived gold cir silver awud medals D 14, 6lc the following stepchildren : Mrs. Hauck, Walt er Harria, Jim Batey , . 1'' ully equipped Showroom for echleving a net word per-mi n Graduation exerc1Ses will De held 5-14·:iOt p Jean Griflln, Mrs. Lucy Barr, Mrs. TRACTOH, clean $2,1:$.:..oo. Blaettnan, Pom ALLIS t:HALMJ!;RS ute speed of 45 or hleher, if e n- Darrel Becbtle, Willi1m Pettit, Lllllan Smith, Francis Sa re and nexi '1 uesoay at 8 p. m., May 24, hyuraulic plows, �H 4, corn Al'Ah 1'MEN'fS - .1i'urruthied ud eroy , •5 or Tom An derson, J_ udy Butcher, James B. Sa re, all of Pt.y Pl ea- tor the Kac1ne Eighth lirade in the rolled ,· n Elemen••r � 18-6tc - y Typing·, " y MODERN FIVE better if an Advanced uuturouhed. Mdtuten. K.lddle­ t'OR SALE planter, cu u11111,ton and spra)' 'fypi ni stu- , Fr ances pe1111•. 1 Ill am Soltear., sant. hlgb 1cb09I 1ull1tor1um. 1'he Rev. hOuse, lull bH e ment and room John Blak e r, J1m port, Pboua Harris, WY-2-12118. Randall 2-3-t1 uumt. J1nu111 Mournm&, Railroa d Jonn Elwood of the Jtacioe Metbo­ dent ;and 65 or hisher if an Of• �3 Sl'UDEl!AKE!t CHAMPION 2 nttic. Aasume ba lancti of 4. % I Bowles, Lynn Buchanan, �arry M., M1ddit1port. C11l W 't� ·::t:i:.!J. Other sl r vivors inctuJle tw� 1-'o­ U1at Pariah will be speaker, flee Practice student. . '6or. Orlen111J paint. One own� . 3 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE. ,0 dlrect aovernment Joan. LOt &o Farley, 8�11 Fife, Da nny Hmdy, thers Henry and Claren ·1tUt9 ttJ ce King, Vln:u ·1.atora, .S)'rJu.:u ae, Phone room apartment1. A . N . 11eni,t : ,clMJ, Good neighborhood. Call The ,following . awards were made b·ed Pulhna, June M an ley, Will• , tioth of Nitro; and three PVT. HERMANN MOVIS sisters, WY:.!-U7Jl . �18-6tc Phone NY2·3272, l l-2-tfc IV'lr:NING AUC r J O N or see 1''nddie 1'h11bet, Mason. to Office P�acllce students: Elsie lam Stobart, David Lyo na, Rosetta Mn. Minerva Hill, Silve I Arm Pvt. Jto!and H. H errmann , w rto n, . y Frld•y, MIIJ 'll, 190U, 7;00 P. M. W v,. -t-26-tfc Ar�uld rL'CelVed a 70 wpm pin for Richards, Judy Sauer, Dave Hart• Va.; Mra. Rosa Burgess, Nitro and 27, wn of Noel A. Herrmann, .Mad• 1U&7 l!UICK VB SPECIAL 4 DR. APARTMENT; 4 ROOMS, BATH typ1.ng 72 wpm; Norma Roush, Mi ina:er, Cl)'dl Taylor, Doria Rice, Mrs. Genevieve Facemyre, Mason . d1eport, 11eu11.n. Power 11Leenna and brak· .11.ivmi 11otll Ill)' honu!, I will t1ull and ba1:1cment. Good location and recently was aasi&:ned to «L ,1ucuon 11L my rc1mlence m Jamee Thomas, 6:1. Belt)' Covert, Barbara Covert, Judy BED­ liOOD .-!lAM� MODERN 2 e1. Orrj1m1I bl11.ck llni11h, llke Frlenda will bf. receh:ed after 7 the HiYtb En .lineer Battallon at clcttn. Phone WY 2-3267. t.ne&tl!l' tllll lollowmg: Ratliff, Jacklyn Ratliff, Becky pm Saturd now. Uynauow onve, $lb9lt00. room home .it Ul32 Lincoln •Y at the Foglesong .t'ort Stewart, Ga. A heavy-equip­ (3) lB, 6tc . C' aroly n Edwards wao p�eaen led Leonard, Susan di. tt ng uvmg room aunc; 1 1 Pulle n, Richard Funeral Hom e in Maso n until 12 ment operator in the battaho Hcii.:hl11, Pomero y, Ohlo, Vll'll n t wt lh a 7 u wpm pl n 1or 1 p1n1 th aL blaean1ra, Pomorotr 5-18-titc n 'a y room t1ulle; I d111clll! set; 1 gas -----------­ u. •• oon Erv I n, �ren McEl - noon on Sunday . Tbe bod will Headquarter, a nd 8er\'ice Com­ U . 1. can buy with no down a peed. Other Adva n ced 1)' in &: Lon" y RT, BED HOUSE IN MIDDLEPO 4 P hlnny , Robert VanCoo ney , Jim then be taken to IIICl4 >'O U R DOOR Wl'l"!I OVEII j runge; J gws Ju g heat(! r; 2 wnt . payment, owner will improve lbe En o real- pany, he w■s stationed at Fort ards made bY m tru tor W A room, modern. Contad Don 111g uc11t1.s; 1 Vi' hlle we win(! madr111e a11d tu,uner JYl).t; Lincoln · Hood, Marcella Ward, PhY Ui■ dence where friends will be re- Leonard Wood, Mo. tw • ! e · ' and decorate to suit purchaser, s 69 k " e wer e : •?re, P u c� ; Bostic, Ron nie Wilt, Bonnie R e Quisen b.crry, 482 S. Third Sl., ... tl11ne; l 111.11plc bed and dresser; • door full power, a:ood lire11 H , ceived after 3 pm Sunday . move in and pay rent until "' ••aron y oung, u.1,. . aro1 ...ara:en 1 , or James Thom11,s, 136 S. Algon111d radio, 11141 1''ord Tudor Deanne Mulllns Bernice Mullln a l ch1)' l>ed; 1 k1 lchcn cabmet; your V. A. Direct Loan cornea NAUD CHAIRMAN 60; Carolyn �o_e&:lem, 'JO; C.irol �n Ra mond Kloe� quln, Columbu11. Phone BR9· w11 h aood tlre1 and radio, 1 lot odll cnaini; :.L unuque tablcw . Re ed Koenig: y throu,wh. You must be eligible Fred II. Johnson, 1ene ral man­ liell, :JO.; P■tru:11 Youn a, Ofi Roa:er Cl de Tolor, Ronn ie Jacobs, 083a. Available Jllne 10, 5-19-3tc Phon(l WY.2-6:i!H . Hobert G. Plc· 1 antique hc11J Lrcc; 1 lot odd con • y fo r a V. A. Loan. Other 1_pur­ Lelfhelt. 55, ager of Rankin .Johnson & Co.• col11.111p11; l lot dry walnut lumber. ken. t nJe Mulford, David Konkri&ht, G·U·titc ch a scrs can bu y on Land Con­ DELUXE UNFURNISHED 4 room 1umbua 11 nd Zanesville insurance Olllcrs 1lem11 too numerou s to • c.1 , n Mrs. Bernice Hoffma Eele en Bill McCool, Donn y Call, John tract or make down paymen t downstllitll a pt. Nicely furnlshhrm, ha■ been named chairman o! 1900 CHEVKOLET t'O UR DOOft 111ent1on. Nut rcspun111blc for MC· owner ca n finance a ny reason­ tal')' Ty pewritlna instructor, p,·e• L)ion1 and Martha McDan iel. ed 5 room upalaJr11 apL. Phone lhe Ohio University board of tru,. $100. Anna tJr■ce OUcr, Syra­ cidents. Mra, Spraeue alao preaent ed able proposition, Conlal'l DIL­ aentod the followin11 ■ward medals WY2·3874. 1 5·10.6lp ..... cuae, Ohio. l'tLon� W ¥�-6284-. J . W. lloHman, Owner LON & BIIANNON, REALTORS, for typing the reapoctlve net word• St.enoa,aphy certificates to Kay 6-J lf·Jtc I. O. J\tcCuy, Auctioncct' SLEl'�PING HOOMS. 127 Butternut Gallipolis, Ohio, Phone Gl6- per mmute: •Dale Hubbud, 00, and Jen kinaon a nd Rose tta Rlcharda. S ltVICEI SUNDAY CO) 14, 21, :.!3, 24, :.tl5, 2ti , 27, 7tc Pomeroy. 5 20 6tp Orin Smith prese nted the Al&e• 5-19•0,tc Sondra Potta, GO. received aold 2tl74 or 0 16-2730. Memorial Day service■ have Cong. Walter H. Moeller, (D­ award pins. Sliver pi na wer e pre- bra certificates to Rlck.y Otler, Lanca ater) said Friday afternoon been scheduled for Sund■)', May � llOOMS AND BATH. UNFUR· FOR SALE SEVEN ROOM HOUSII; aented to Rita Cunninaham, 45; Oavid Wiley , Lee Roush, Forrest ln Waahin&ton that $250,000 has 22, 1l 'tbe. Himlock Grove Cbr1• 'l'IIIIEE YEAII OLD CUW AND NI.SHED Apartment. 220',ii E. witn two bath11, a:ara1e, w111a Mar 1nelds, �; Judy Barnett, -M; 81cbtel an d Tom Rall. He lllo y Call. George :Schule r, Middle• been included for pl1o n ln1 of t.he tlon Cbutcb wtth the Pomeroy Main. Phone WY 2-2460. hou1e, celh1r, Jar1e cttrne r lot Linda Crow, ◄,i Myrn1 MHI, 45; preHn&ed, General Science cerLi­ Bellevlll e Locks and D1m iq the Amerl1:ao Le1lon Po,1 parU�Ipa� port, Ht. I . O 21 3tp 8 20 3lp located In Cheat11r, Ohio, OD Karen HoHner I tOi Barbara Lo11n, tlc1te■ to Lee louab, Strah Bech• Look 1t the Space. Look al the .,.,.---,---·--,---- -·- · 1961 Publl< Works Aj)proprltllon WC lo the 1ervice. Route 7. Priced to ■ell. U lnter­ ttl, Ue, Tom Bryan, DIYid Ann111 DO YOij PAY Cl'fY PRICES FOR Pr1cetJ. Look at tlhe SavUt.g1. DELUXE 3 · llOOMS and BATU e■ted call or write Pa111l PoUna. ., QMd farm machinery? &le 8111 Dick Bodtmer and Richard Hay1. unfurnl11ht.-d 11partm enl. Coats TO KIIP -S ■I He indicated l.be Belleville pro­ For WMli tiat Bu y & Belt Ternw The JO.min\a�e 1tr1l,1ht COP)' Riple:y, W. Va. 1· & ES2·1M3& Goodwin and buy Jl J'arm pricu. Mr. Kn!Jbt pnaented Gebetal ject la ac�eduled for House 1ction Ptlone Building, Middl eport. PARIS UPI-Source• cloaie to on New ud Us&D, Look to test• used were scored act ordinl t1. Science certlt1catea &o Sharon ,&.:£6.tfc Si.I mdea from WilkeaVlUt,, WY 2•:Hf I . D 2 1 12tc =-c,----,next week. · youn1 Karim Al■ Khan Hid to­ .,,-,-,-- - - -- the 1nternational T)'pewritln& ConYe&\ller, Forrest Bachtel, David 4 211 llOIC ' Hl1 announcement 11 Jo line day be hlll decided for tbe pne­ Wiley ■nd FOR SALE FOUR ROOM nous& 1"1 Rule,. Oller. wilb a pre,Uctlon made by lbe l!lRt to keep intact tbe fabulous ADMIRAL TV SET, F'RIOIDAIRE ,bath, baaem e11t, Jaa, cit, water En1H■b I cutificat e■ were pre- con1re1ama n at I public' meeuna r1cln1 1hble■ of hi■ father, 1u1omalic w111her In aood con• HOUSEWIVES: EARN EXTRA and &araao. Lo<■tod near brld1• 10nled by .llro. June ..,.. 10 Ricki reently In Racine lh1t work fa Prince Aly Kahn, who was tilled dilion. Call WY ll-6331, monC!y. Part or !nil time. Car M11on . Wilbert Weaver, M1100.. J Oller, Forre■t Bachtel, Sharon expected to start on the Bellevllle in Ill IUlO .cram of his 1porta u.,. No. 23, W1v.rlr, Ohl• e 31, er ncceHary, No lnvti atment. We 5•17-6tp. car l11t Tluanday. . Yeau,er, Carl Lefever. Job (near Re<d1,11Ie) tbl■ ,-, . Open every dar 9 to t , . • , Sir Le■Jie Munro, fo rmer New , 77 1 lr in. Write Patty For■he , y , Low bid of '38,867 wu m1d1 MON'l'(;LAIR LATE MODEL 17 cu. Latin I eertifJcatH by Mill SU.· Ii OH. SALE, 84 YI A., .I< ARM. 7· Zealand Amb1111dor to the Unit• aa n Mr,. Francia Goodnlte and sue . Buckeye Ave., Marlett■, Ohio. Park to .Rick)' Oiler .Forre■t Wedne■day for foundation explQr­ fl. uprlahl deep freeze. ,._.2 S. . bowie. , barn 11.nd out•build· ed St1te1 a nd now • member of room Elle n Goodnite were in P■rken­ ;; z llAS DONE AGAIN. IT KNIT 31< 5 20 Drllllnr Cltb Ave., Mlddlrport. Phone Bachtel ' Tom Rall and &.lb Do w_ atlml by lhe Moll AU mmeral ri1hts go with Ute Un ited Nattona or11niu\lon ings. blll'I Salurd■Y udt1 for the 2-3ear oJds. 4 y Co., of Huntlftlton , W 11 v,. Army WY 2·Mt.lO. ell i, 20 3tc fi rm , In Scipio Township. write will addre111 Ohio Unlyenity" a llr. and Mn. Paul Rou1b and Boxer ■horu $1.06, Matchinc or i..un Il cvtiflcate bf Miu Park enilneera bad e1Um1ted the job <.;larence SwauG er, 19 N, What-, la,:-&est 1r1du1tlon cll n In ht• PARAKEETS $8.00 A PAIR. ALSO con tr11Un1 top■ $1.1 9. The Shoe children were 1n Columbua Tues­ to Sarah Hannlf: n Carol J b■ at '88,ffe. lini, Col11mbu1, Ohio. 5 21 3tp , tory Sunday, Ju ne ll. ilox, Middleport. Partou ind Pomeranian dog1. 6-J 8,8tc day. · Teunn■ White Pia;> The ar1dU1llon. Hot of /Doro than . Sherwood Coahm, Ohio River • •nd 11•1'1' Swanion •'® ju■t ueffd.1 the prevloua USED EQUIPMENT FOR SALE 1lU11d, Pt Plea11nt, W. Va. Enallab U �Uflcatu wne Women'• Auodatlon rocord Ibo Juno eradualoa or lrade. Tractor Corn Plant11r In &- 1"1' pre,.oud by Mr,. Moore to Sarah Must take .morthlnd 110 to 120 claaa of 1950· 'lb.e blSb f.la:IJ.l'e of $75.00; Hone Corn Pl1nter Tbe Women•' Asaoci1iion of the Hann la■n, Mary Swan ton, CharBUILDING SITE ½11 Acre, 270 POMlltOY-2-llOr)' , 8-room home 10 yean 110 n1ulted from the ffl.00; Hide Dellve r)I Rake word■ per minute. .Flrat United Pre■byterian Chltll'Cb len lJ vJ • Sb aron ' n■ an Pi ke d ti. or fro1111ae on Rt. 7 ne.. r with 2 bllths, gas furnute heat- veleran1 enrollment bul1e fol• ftD,00; l'wo Rotary Hoes $63.00; will meet Mondi)', 2:3 at ,:ao 1 J ac!ba. Slate G1na:e. Phone WV2-247' in& lo both Uoora, cedar ihin• lowl nl World War U. .Spr eade r Two Wheel C o, pp Enaliab lll by lln. lAe to David p. m , in the church with the t,ro- I between 9 111d � or Jnquire at el e xtcrlor. ------Excellenl location e Sl,U.00; New W•a:on wJth bed L)'ona, Kann McElbinny, Sunn cram themv "The MJuiOD.ll'J' SbU na Rlnll. $300,00 per montll e:ccellent property, ,, 10.Slc close in, �u:JU.UO; 60 l''t. !1:levator '9().00; Road" 1n cbarae of Kr■• GeorJe I • u p u O a. en, a nny ••IJ11:, ludy Sauer, $ 13,000.00. Beat buy in PomeOne and Two .BoUotn Plow■ Cont1ct Pononnel Offlcie R0Htt1 Ricbud1 and Deanne Andenon Jr., a nd Mn. Fred De , ro , $�r>.oo. Fred Bur■on, Shade, y Weue II devotional leader. Mullins. l'OMlltOY- .room frame house Ohio, Phone M Y8·8364. 0-18-6lp Galll,..lt lta.. lnttltute a Hoateases ire Mr&. Richard Vall• En, Miu by certlffc1te1 IV Ulh with bath, gas healing, new 0 ; 1b1n, Mn. Annice Oblln1er, Mn. P Kare to ut Walker, Pbylli■ n JEAUT!t'UL Sll:LI!lCTION OF roof, Larae lot with nice carJ, K. Smith, Dr. Katherine Poin- 1 Ro Hilbert, SUie■ and .Bubar■ flowen, Croue■, Ba•lu,t1, for WANTED: A WOIIAN TO TIIAIN den a nd parklna area. $.14100.00 dexllr, Miu llarpret Sau.tr an'd to de,bc■k and vaccinate chicks &4emorlal D1y. CUU 11 Shot Re• 0■u ... : Montaomery )1.6 upper aer Bennett. •· for c,1111h Hie. • Kl'I. Ronald Hand. on a contract ba1l1. Should Uve Biopair, Middleport, Ohlo. IH7·l2tp Don PlunktU pruented MIDDLIPOltT _ f•room frame 8.8 lo�er 22.5 ft. open; Galll• -. in Pom eroy, Atkin• Chicks, Ph. lo .--Bunce Lany to certlftcatea 20 o lower Hl.1 polla upper 18.4 home w llh •-th - • g■s Iom■<o, nALF PONY AND HAU' W ELCH WY 2-2903. 8 21 31< -•- Pl... �.., a..1,_", nlce buement with lounge, ft. open ; � II �8.1 ft. All Nan:r. colt a nioa. old, half ponf and � "" Erf� ny Hainil••� •Ult, Sa!fb mo dama JS able ·throusb ta Yt , , • 30z . . laundry 1 tool roo and m. Lot • t ' • half a.addle horae a:eldin1 3 1 ("._ , · , Chamber, down. Rl fallin.i alo11Pt,. IDd Cuter :rr.nm. .:. '""' , , ' :IOO wllh praa:e, localed o n - .it. _ TO year• old, Welch mare broke to vP S"' j 1 1 T Cllllo 11r:l, 1N111 Down· Locl 0.oo,etry ..rtlll'ot" ill' G r a,e! HUI. t'IOOO.OO, 1 ·i work or ride 10 year, old, ' Black AIR CONDITIONING, Rll!'RIGER... ClltlJt 8lntl, MIDDl.1,0IIT _ II-room frame 13, l �dhlo■, 1 :110 ■m lN; Lock Smllh to Sara� l!a•olpo, . J..._ , - ..• , •addle mare t )'Hr■ old, colt 1tlon 1ervie1. Jtck't Retrl.Jera· I J1mei" ltffd,. Dati • IWJli, ho•N with balh ■nd go, beat• 20 Violcao 1: 30 am 0-11; Loc:t ll -� � • .. JI, I. b:y aide, two week• old. Phone tion, New lilYen. Phone TU2,, ;�v .. 111 l¥11lte, 10 Ttunoa ket R 1 : derrla 1·1, I am 0, oc e oo ' WY2"'3&1. Robert G . Pickell, tl-lll-tt , IDJ, near new• Kr■de o b l . boal; A. 383T, crlaa t:ta am 6G mo- ·llary sw■n,.o,,, a..,1.,.. ' Drili· "I" - Z Door Sedan $3000.00, 5-17•8lc lor -• Allu In low; Loot lll and '!lite Sllaftr. : ; r' MINIIIIVILLI _ 8-room frame I. D. McCOY Rn1 11ntf mUeaae and tJew C11r Cri 7:10 r. 11)11 ,... Grandw,tll ,pniiedl'. am n N: Lock II V. ll d GENTLE ho t'-}Jk1i with GUERNS o1e w11er, EY COW electrl FOUR ty AUCTIDNIIR d•� mt.ertor, powei111W.de tran•. to yean old, Any even ing. Way ne •nd 111, coal furnace heallna. V. Homer 4:80 ' poi l-0; Jliymond ed World Hlltol'I' lout. 2. L°"t hit..., · Dhlo Jla4ljc, tad bffter, wllllewall £, S1lv1 Jam• llffd,' 7:'8 pm 0-11; OV.. Erl• Chamben, Beal, llarrlaonvJlle. W Y2-$412 ., wa .,. 0n h••h . , · y, "'00000 � we■r, beaull­ tl!owl d .,_ Sh Pl-• .. _. ,ffaDaI· 8'05 pm t.e; Bob llfmer t:&o aron -••• .. ,-, -19MUILLl!I �UIINACII WlfflNG l■x ttt ,_ WY2-3130 fal, <pit,11 , over l,mjQoln llnlA l a pm IT-I; Jerry Boaworth 1::111 p m I aan: � ' , . . . HOUII ,... I_ AIMII I,._ II-al-Uc 2-1; A. v. Crill 8 pm D-8; , L I", Cboml,ir, cer11t1..1.. ftNI HOUSE TMILER 10' x IIO', Five . . '"'"' 1,,,._ Dhlo. l'hoM FOR MEMBERS Ni> NON.IIEIIBERS. INTIRt lllDilt , COI.LIQI f'relblraer 7:10 pm l&G: Elllff preaented by llr. lmlth to Jeflny room,, b1tti, (uel olt tank, waah, l1•11.ff TRENTON, N. I. UPI - Pete cmr f:211 pm CM; Le.hip 8:11 am Kotovlt<h, Ro1er llen-,1� Judy tr, dryer, televlalon. Owner I ::-=-c-=--='"7:=,.,,-:cc--c----:-, l eaYini ltate. Frank HudJon, OltAVII.Y TU,CTOI -·· AND Cimino, who l<ONd 11, . l)Ointa 1a; Cllf of Jlu,vlllt 11:41 pm S■uer, Rlebrd Swad<baa,er, llo­ ....lM. 112 I. Malol. ,,1i11n,, while pl■yloi ln I Penn,ylY■nla 0-1; llayou LarrelM 1:20 am CM; oetla Rlclwu, I1aomi. Wil� and l\Qh1n Road, Rt. 1, Kleine. "'- W'flffll. 0.0,, 'Ill t hlKh ochool 11n1e 1111 Na,on, will Coii\tll l:'5 Ill I�; Ill,\- 1:IIO Dayt �­ 8 21 8lp .. .., -• ,_ I, .,....,,., enter Rider . th!■ fall. .., 1-0. • Jin. IIPhP• ,._lad � PIGS. ALSO BROOD SOW. W■ld llol'IM ........._ , ltnllnl.. Rider, playlDJ Ill \Ile 10-team trl• Up GalU)olla. � �:GO 1111 � � to . ._ Spencor, \:heller, Ohlo. Cllllo. - ,._.lit 11-10;, Lock 13 Cliirloa R. I!,,._. Jloaaoll, PIQIBi m-i, 1111, 11111 le■& ue, won 12 and IOII 14 fhi-MliOJ, . 11u:11i ...i D 21 81� Wf-llt · �-,· · · ' "' I Wi ci..nne1a .. Smrday t:00 4: 30 11,oo 5:� 6:00 tl:30 8:45 11,M 7·00 7 :30 8:30 9:00 9:SO 10:30 11:00 -U:10 ti:15 2:00 -Javier's First Homer ..�,oans PHONE WY-2-21 57 1 1 ---· ) Notices ----- - I can Olea )terrett I n Memori<Jn ------ - ---- JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR 18) Auto Sales 3-2 Jet .-per. For So le 1IIMU• - ,.i- -- Pvt. Johnson Soon To Stndy Missiles High School Awards Made --- Donnie R. King, Vinton Resident, Dies In Mason ( 20b ) I nsur ance KARR & VAN ZANDT I I ------·---- ( 9a-----------I Marine Suppl iei. va '°° -------- -- I ( 2 1 ) Real Estate ----------- e,oo 10,00 10;30 1 1 ;20 1 1 , 10 5:30 1,00 7:30 8;00 e,ao 9:00 10:00 1 1 ,00 1 1 ,10 1 1 : 15 11,ao e:oo · 8;30 7:00 · 7:30 I 1.4) For Rent -------TWP -- - -- --- -- 19) For Sale ., ao -------- ---- II $250,000 For Belleville Is In House Bill I _ ________ - - JRAILERS- Waverlr MobHe Home Sain --- ---- --- - Speaker Scheduled From •Down Und ' Clerk Stenographer �baron na U ,1,Nos Will Meet Monday RIV ER REPORT Cur, ··-- ----,--- 120) Business Services I ea-,, v-. 'IINil �Ille . . ,$2095 ·POMEllOY MOTOR CQ. ------ Ill-: · i;rlmca1e1. --=---. ---.-:-:=- wv-. • • I 1u1• ,� eon.., . , 'lb• ·,..,a,,i� • 11-u. '• N · w co·M■Pl"ON ·· ·' I 19 · Grange 'f O ,. ICllitll •• ..,__ f;ire, Hospitf,11 � . ' I MSURAM'C E DON E. M ULLEN 1h17 w.w v� •1 1 1 :t, Nltewilch 1 ;1111 Sign on Chonnet 3-Mt>ncta, 6:4!S 6:00 • · ti.') D:00 9:30 .Ul :Oll m:30 11:00 11 ·:tO tz;oo 12-so 1 :00 1 :lb 2:30 3,00 !1:30 U)I) t:30 ,,oo 5:30 6:00 8 : 15 I":� 8:30 ,,45 7·00 7:30 8:30 9:00 .9:30 J0:00 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 : 15 1 :00 · Sign on CoJtlnental .Clalaroon1 1'-0dto,Y Katie Doonan Show Topper Doulh Re . Ill Play Your Runeb Prle, 11 IUCbl C,.ncentraUon · Tr\lUa ot' Ccui.ecauenON It Could bl!! You Mid Day Nen Movlet:ime Lorett, Youns Youil1 Or. Mal.,., FNm These Roots Comedy Playholtlle Adv enture Time Steamboat RIii Sgt. Prf!ston Music I n the Round Jlm Thad er Show Weathert■at NP:"NII Picture Runtier llririll)" ltoI•HI Huckleberry Hound Riverboat Tales of W ells Fargo Peter Gunn Goodyear 1'J eater Dow Hour of Mysteries News Headline. Weathe rca■t Jack Paar Show Siin Oft Rutltmd Society Events Studio Wrestlin g Record Koit -Dick Clart Show Brave Stallion Leave 1t To Beaver Lawren·ce Welk Show Jubile�. U. S. A. Up-To-The-Minute Newa Sports · Report Late Show John Hopkins File The Big Picture Colle ge News Conleren.. A merica's Newsreel Album Travel Film My,tel')' Matinee Open Hearing colt!.mo n Wealth of Nation s Presidential Mleslon National Education APoc. :Mattts Funnies Eve . Arden Show People's Cholc'l! Robin Rood Trackdown :Maveric� Lawm.. Cha■.i a-MOINI-., · 1:00 s,so 9:30 1 ,2!1 · 1 :30 la:00 U:311 i :OO 1:llO 11:00 · !:� •·00 Cartoon Spectaeular Romper Room :Movie 'Yonr lllil,o I 'MarHe<I Joan Restll_!I Ld\i, n,11 .,.. Aha�\ il'a.., lledle . n.. -Ill ..-. ,� � ,r.� \."!.. -·� �• .,...,.. ..,. lliilt· llli Clact Do You ._.., l! t:..:r=::..i ""' 41"1)'.ie■� · ,i"'" , . Dr30 RID TJn Tl ' '--� Ban J 'r�C� NI Be.,,._.. °"!_: !lll-- i!ao Who ,:oo l:IO Yoiur ldll � e:40 we&tber Teller G:U lob,n ·oa1y ftffi Brolien Arrow 1 ,80 8:30 Bourbon Skeet Beat ,,30 Ad•<�- In Paradlao .0:30 Ted M1ck Argateur Hoar 1 1 ,00 'l'be Nm TlitllCht ,:oo Cheyenne ,[t:1&�.e,;..tri�� w,,"'"' d _f 1 3 - SatUJ-aJ Chann11 10:30 What, 'My µh�? 1 1 :00 Sunday Now. )lpeclal 1 1 ,15· Theater '13 , Comedy Time ,, American Album Dince 'Party Movie Spectacular ,Perr)' Maaon Walite\1-&ad 9r ,'II• • Mr. Lucky H11ve Gun, Wltl 'b'av61 Gunamoke Not For Hire New■ Theater 18 SiJn OIi , Challllel 1 3 - S•n�a, Start The \l:20 · f!te Show •' • ' t e:00 9:30 8:4!1 10,00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 · 12:1& �:ao 1:48 e..1..i cruadf!d American al wort Cbrl■ Uan Sclen.. m Camen 3 111J Plcturo RFD, USA . R•• Elwood Glbba Buelwl Day Right Chanilel 13,�onda, . 8:00 <;BS N�1'8 . 1:18 Captain Ko,\{aroo 9:00 Cartoon 'theater to,oo Red !IDwe Show \ on The Oo 11 :00 I Love Lue,' tl::SO Deeeniber Bride 12:00 Love ol Llte 12:80 Search For Toibomnt 12:'8 The (luldtnl 1 :00 H9'1"1 of the' City Al 11!• World Tuma 2:00 }'or Better or 2:30 Houae Part)' 9:00 The Mll11'1Dllre 3 , qn °l'h• V�lct 11 Yo"" 1:00 Tb• Bri�fer l,laJ 1:15 The Bocm EtIJ• of 1:00 The TbrM S\oope l:llO The ute • Bile, l, · Billllll. NeW 1:00 A Look al tbe W.,_lllar 8:11 ' i:SO Jule liivlln llhoiJ, l:IO Alllot ' 'n' � ,,oo HiJhliat ,:.141 ...,.,.:. ...,. ". ' Q: bO: ,. . '11\e '1'olib 8:IIO 'IQloWI IIMt • 8:00 b,\nhj U'hotti.. Show .,so Alan ' lloi&tr!i 'lbbif ·' · ,"�.c... ' 1·o .uq ..... �� l0\90 l>\lPl!l!l .llllow • With STEVE ·o,so ' ALLEN Liillll 1,ao On The wone tioeo 'lbe Alt• -,,M· 'I'!>• ''Musical Clock'' , lt!41'1t °' EAGI MORNING ,lf 7:IS AJA. i:.1fJ. ...._ l'l!tiioi 'ON ' :rm � iJa1 .-a.'.,� I I . ,1,1J n,aur, s,l)O I I Ir Jlloo Parl<■r SURPRISE DINNIII ·Mr. tnd Mn. Howard Philljps or Colle ge Ave., entertained witb a. surprise birthday dinner, Sund■}', honorlng her brother, Frank Wilson of Springfield. Othen;: atte nding were Mn, Wilson, Diane, Frank, Johnnie, Nancy and Debbie �r. and Mrs. Charles Spires and family of Bradbury, Mr. and Mrs. Juk Coleman and daughter of Middleport, Mr. and Mn. Robert Nel■on, Vicki, Pam and Culley , and Joe Phillip11. STORK SHOWIR Mrs. Robert Searles (Linda Buck) waa 1uest of honor at a stork ahower at the home of Mrs. W en· dell Grate , Salem St., recently, Asaistlng hostcue11 were Mra. Dora Kennedy , Mrs. Lydia Smith, Mn. Florence Barrett and Mra. Alice Kennedy. 'Jb.e eYening was spe nt plaidni 11mes, ,efreshmenlll were served to Edna Jane Stewart, Killen Car• aon, Glenna Fetty, Wanda Smith, Fred■ Kei,nedy, Hazel Taylor, Vtcki Kennedy, Mauae Searlea, Mar11ret Ba�ett, Marie Canion, Lilli� S�lth, .Mitdt\!d Gratt1, Maggle 'Wblttln,tor\, Violet MIiler, Wa nda Vinin1, Eilee n Hawkins, Con nie Black, FlorenCt\'- KUnaeI, Miry SoutJim, Vt!!lsla Rou11h, 'Annill Bar• nt, Estber Blick and �bby . Ylliuth II.ally 'Held 'l"be Melia, County Church of Chrt■t Youth Rall)' was held retently It the Rutland Church. Ei1hb-four Ptt"St>n, llitt ended with the Zion group ·w1 nhtn11 the bfnner. Wesley Sisson, pre'.UiJent, prealded •t th! btl!ln� meetlhg. Gi'ol\p ain gin1 wa, tnJ())yed with ■e.vei'al groups prtlentlng specl8.ls. A 161:!lal,,-houi' followed with refffahtnetlit, i)f cookies and kool .:i 1d being 1erved, WILLING WOIIKIRS' 'i>ARTY , The Willi ng Worlrer'a Class or the Church of Ch rlat met at tht: church, Wednesday. Mia Thelm1 Michael is the clau teacher. The buathen session waa • con• ducted by the preaidedt, Erni� Johnsqn. Treasurer and secretary rePorta were given by connie Ha• l ey aild VIOia McKni-tff. Saal, W'�J E- H _ • ' 12:IIO l :30 I '" 2,00 3;00 3:30 3:35 4:30 •:30 I 1 OF V., WILLJ _ . :D;: �,ciD'S .It., ... , ... ,,. ..- :e.." Social Events Mr. and Mrs. Griff Arc-ht: of Bailey Run, Mr. and Mn. Oscar Smith spen t Wedneaday evening at thn home of Mr. a n d Mrs. Charles Diehl and sona. 11·· Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ft!'i'guao n and family of Columbus , ■plent the weeke nd at the hoqai!j�t his parenti, Mr. and Mrs,, Pearl Park er. J Mr!!. Marion Howell, C��"!"bua, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wa...;r of Pomeroy, Mrs. Lou Di ehl ��, ,.-pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. PearJ Parker. Mr. and Mra. Norma n Scha'efei' called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Acklly, Athens, who la 111. Mr. and Mrs. Norman SchaHer spent Thursday evening 111\ , the hom e of Mr. and Mn,. Schtefer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny DbuJIH and children were SiJn�y �■ts of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell. Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Powell apent Saturday e ve n ing with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scha efer. Mr1 and Mra. George Mow;re:, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Allen, Mar­ jorie Huffman and ErnesUhe Po­ well spent Fr ida y even in, 'Y_ith Mr. an'cl Mrs. Norma n Sch•eJer. . Mrs. Edna Scha efer an.d Mn. Georgia Diehl spent Sunday eve­ nihg wlth Mrs. Betty Diehl. Mrs. Esta Howell hH returned to Ca.nton after spending a week with her son and family , Roy . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr,, Griff Ar<her, Mrs. Larry Smith is rei,orted to be Ill. ------� R;ght, He•ter. keep Adam, you take EVIi. I'll 3 Marietta Faculty Mr-11 To Retire Soon Three veterin faculty membe� . with a total of 107 year& of s�-1 v;ce to M!lrietta Collet..e Will ' rt, , tire rrorN ·tne· active · teachinf ranks a t the end of this ae mest� . , Those wbo will 'retire in June Include Pror. H. R. Eggleston, 'bead of th e biology department sin ce 1917, Prof. Ge orge H. Blak e head of morlern language de­ partment nnd Pror. E B. Krause ot the rhemistry departme nt. Parker had dcvotlona. Plains were made for A hay rid e in .Tu ne . Games were ehjoyed and re• ' fresh1r,1 ent1 of sandwichea, polato chipe, cocoa a'nd candy w ere �1•\i. ed to Elena Marlin, KC!lth Care.on, Marvel Fol ey , Jim Long, Martha Brewer, Erni e Johnson, Maude Bre wer, Jim Gaffney, Judy 1 '.!1 a f­ fln, Billy HIii, Viola McKnight. 1\ 1berta Priddy, Butth TIilis, Conni e Hale)', Caroly n McKnight and Su­ sie Parker. GOLDEN CIRCLE ME ETS The Golden Circle Class of the Church of Christ met at the home of Mr. and Mra. Ernest Nlchol11on Friday, May 13. The me eting open­ ed with the presid en t, Roy SnoW­ den , · Presiding. Reporta we re given by Thelma Hysell, 1eaetary, and Emeat Nichol1on, treasure'r. The Flower Fund report was gin•n by Reva Snowd en, l;>evot1on 1 were of­ fered by JeatJe ;Molden. The aroup voted to 11ell dlsh cloths and ce1loph1 ne �I to r1i1e mo ney. The June mctting Wih be held at •the hom e of Mr. •ild . Mrs. Robert Rill. .... Gam e, were enjoyed and Ui e (\oor pl'b: e was Won by : Jeslle' Molden. Refre■hrnenta were· !served to • Mr. and Mfl. Er.nest Mold ei1, Mr. and . M:N. :R,oy Sriowden', Mra. P.U'le Canldff ■hd Sabra, �r. iHlcf Mn. Corl'Ryoell, fbelnti "Mk!\; I ■el, and Mr. abd Mt&. Robert Hil(, LOOK---MRS. ADAMS GAVE: ME: A WH O LE BO>C OF , SUCK E RS I· . . · , 1 \' ' ,,.,. I I •·I f, I ' ' · ---- NANCY ��tM LEFF 1a,f"«'-J • l'l.iffll.; MW . IT AIN'T Nil GAMltE; Laurel Cliff r Ille IM)nlllt! ...�-.--,--- m WtW I.AUREL CLIFF IY MRS. CHARLI& DIEHL Mrs� Georgla Diehl spent Wed• neaday at the home of her niece, visiting he r aiater, Mr■. Ann, Buck who is home agai n after sev• era) weeks in the Meigs General Hospital. I .., By FRID ------ • .� . �ffiE l ,. _.;... IUII Por You New■ loot For You c,111nc on Pt. Pleuanl IIUJlc Go Round Nowa Mull< Go Round • Local New, ;'', Music Go Round Sport.I In R••ie• · · ' !f:to Hport•· Score&: IJ_ 1 1 '5:1� · �nae lhlnd ' 5,45 Pal Boon e Show ""'" 8:00 Sundown Serena�'�· 0:30 Off the All' . . . . ...___ _ 1 �--'·'--'--------.'· ... 1 1 ;00 Thie News Tonltht 11 :Ofl Weather Wl ndow 1l:10 Liit� show · :;:J- t� Ir.!?£.. · t:OO 4:45 &:00 8:00 7:SO 8:llO s,oo 9:30 ' 10:00 10,30 11:00 11:10 12:30 l(ay c,.: -Iii c:: ilon,tay 11,,_.i, ,r...,. J:08 Sip Op 1:00 !lunt Slir 11:H Neto• • Wnlbei 1:llO RF!> 1:00 P11iJ B:IO · 'ttt at P tHy 1:35 • t :30 N!!!"t'I .i:ill: cort.e T!l!ll, 0:15 swap Shop .O:Sl ltom.in1 DevoUon, .0:45 On th� 'l'owll I 1:00 �[!Dtr,' . Hoe Dori ,2:00 i1oor/ Ntlr■ ..TV-_C ha nn•I ·· 13 W HT N- eo,. WA N T E D WMl'O Daily Proi,-am Schedule WCHS�TV C!.unnef 8 lQ:30 Jobn ny.- 6taccato em, ( 1 7 ) Help Wanted --,---- . B:IIO ■ ,u ,tr Sign On This 111 th e L!�e TV Chapol l nd\lStry on Par:1de Dugout Dope Baseball Sunday Movietlme World Champio nship Golf Meet the Preas Sunday News Picture Overland Trail MUJic on Jee Chevy Show l/4�tta Young Show Peopl e Are Funny News Headlin es Weatherc ast cliannela.:. Sunday . 1!:00 12:30 l :00 1 :30 , 1 :45 2,00 3:00 S:30 4:00 �:80 B:00 I w on Channel 8 - Saturday Memorial Rites Will Be Held At Burlingham I The School Stor, Sci ence P'l('llon 11le1ter n.1«11�e·1 Dair}' Waterfront 'Home Run 1'erby News Picture Sportt Roundup W ealherca,t S&turday Night ;Jamboree Bon anui 1he Mad and the Ch■Uenge The 'Del)ut, Journey to Undentandinr ,Man .•'rom Interpol Ne ,11 Headlines W J,1.thercast Shockwatch Sign Channel 3 - Sunday 1 1 , 15 1 1 ;30 12:00 12;30 12:45 12,55 3,30 5:00, 6,00 6;31) 7,00 8:00 Next Week Canee)led I - m, THAT'S TOO MANY FOR '(Ol)·· · G-IVE SOME: TO YOUR FRIENDS �·, • 8-Dllly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0. , May 20, 1960 i WA NT ADS 19) For Sale ( 20 l Scholastic Achievement Business Services ' TELEVISION GU IDE WSAZ.TV Ctta"t1el 3 f Rawaon Rites To Be Hellil Sunday Afternoon \ Limited Supply I Meigs County I Now On Hand Of Tax Duplicate I Grave M3fkefS Over $33 Million THRE:E COMPLETE ROOllS OF CLOTH, WOOD SLAT PORCH Funeral 1ervlce1 for Lt&lle ll .ineel's a ll new furniture shades, doth porch va lance, I Rawson, of Lons Bottom, who FurnHure l11clud e 1 2 piece In• awnmgs, venetian bli.nds, win­ puaed awa at ML Uli room suite, a matchine ta • y ye■tetwly dow shades. Free estimates. Continu ed from Pace Ona Cumel Hospil&l, will be held bles, 2 rnaldune lamps, .f piece Dale W1ppel, 215 Union Ave., n, Maag, Fred Brown, ,!inada MurPOR OONSISTl!NT DEPENDABLE Rl!SULTS Sundlj' 1t three o'clock at the bedroom a.ulte, mtenprin& mat· Pomeroy . 5 21 90tc ra)' , Darlene Smith, Jean Webster , 1 Rawlin11-Coall Funeral Home in tress and bo:s: aprme, bed 1pread The V e ter a n& Service Offic e of With e veey count in Oblo but BATES y Stafr medals were ■warded typ2 dres1i1-.r l11mp.1, Hotpoml re­ TELEVISION RADIO AND SMALL 1sts Marilyn Bl1c.kwood and Sharon Meigt County has announced th.at four showine: an increase, the to­ Middleport. RH. S&m Belmo nt I tents per word, :,.. loeertloa.. Ml.DUilum cblil'I• - 00 ,:u,� a Umited supply of bronze flat fngerar.or, �5 noae, 7 piece tal valu1lion of au real e1t1te, will Qfficlate. 11ppliance repair. Call Frank oouglaa. • C.Dl& per word for three OOlhleeuti ve lnaertioua. been m■rken dinette set, and 32 piece dinner h11 republic uhlitJea and penooal pro­ grave holder 1 Interment will be in th.: Lone nd•t Danforth Aw F-.. rd lon Capt ein a , 414 N. Second Ave ., Special - ont month bx 30 cent, per word. celved. ware. These J rooms of furn1perty In the state la more tha n Oak cemetery at Pt. Pleuant. Principal Di e hl present ed th e Middleport. �-3-ttc Full rate � 3 C\!Dte per word will be e.baretd tor advertiaiDC lure were not picked up after a Surviving beaidea hJa wife Kate Danforth Foundation of Miuouri Only one marker for any one 'n billion dollars, State Auditor If DOt pr&id Wli.bin 10 dity1 after receivio.: bill. down payment was made. The AUCTIONllll ,\ ward t.o My rna Maaa:, H the out- w,r will be supplied to an ■ppli­ Jame, A. Rhodea report.I. Coun­ , are hi■ mother, Mra. Lillla.n Lln­ � ill AdYertilina - Should be roportNI unmedlouly. TIie su1•g1 Clln be yours. No down I Complm S.rYlce slandine girl in the Senior Clau, cant. The markers are for the Civil tlea sho>ilng a drop i n valuation ter, Middleport an d five children. Da.U.y SeotineJ wW not be rapouaibl.e tor more I.ball one i�O!'­ payment, 36 montha to pay. Just Critt Bradford and B.lll'rie Phillipe as the out- War (April 19, 1861 • April 13, from 11st year are Allen, Aug­ recl mNl't!on. pa)' the balance or $8.50 a week lflrft•, Phort11 or Cont•d standing Senior boy, by the Porn - 1865), the Spanish-American War lai:i:e, Scioto and Pike. Cad ot ,,.._,Ha and Sc,,ed&l. N0Uce1 of Ev,•11.ta fl.UO. Obitu.ariea Here 1,- f,8� worth of furniture A. C, 8RA0i'·ORO, Ri11clne, OhJe. croy Senior High School f■cult)'. (April 21, 1898 · Jul)' 4, 1902), publlt,htd al 1 cent per word. Valuation, !or 19MI u repor� for only �g Phone WY2·26J5. The award is based on the !our World War I (April B. 1917 • Nov. ns Game. ed to Rhod ea ' office by county 1 DAY 3 DAYS � DAYS t MO. 5-l&-Jtc hases of llvlng - leadenhip, I 1 1 , 1918), World War U (Dec. 7, �I, Fla. UPI-Jul1an Ja­ p SMALL A1'D TEL�VISJON RADlO . auditor& total $27,180,899,283. Ap� IIOc 90c $ I .JI> '4 . 00 ind uM,), Ko2, tbe Sept. · holarship, 1941 religcitiz.enship and vier • first hom er of the ae1son sc Otis Phone repair. appliance L L_ � _ _ _ _ -· , -OA R Y D l 5 P E 5A 5 A E pro:dmately 7 1 percent of the t■: 1. • j 20 60e Sl.20 '1 ,80 $11.00 re,n Conflict (June 27, 1� • Jan. a M""':.1intock, Racine, O'lio. 2+ tfc 1uus life. ,.,., able wealth is in alde muni dpall- powered the Columbu1 J et■ lo � On May :lJ, 1 P. M., l Mlle north 15< ,1.50 92.:lll fl .50 _..1 31, 19M). 3victory oy�r th e M iami Mar2 "...- cine, Ohl o, on u,e 0a k 0I , tJes·, 29 percent outaide. . .&a aball Te■m Awa n:a s Adi nceiYed b)' "1.0 A.M. wi.ll b,o In Uuil day • , line Friday night. Javier belted BUILT K ITCHEN DEGrove Road. Oth e r employ- CUSTOM . u l Moor e , coach of the If the veteran s grav e has been uel R I More than half of the t.axabl e bl■ rowidtripper with two out in ment must sell. 21 Holstei n .s ig, ned for yo ur home . Free e s- l'omeroy High School baseball already marked by th e insignia of the ninth Jnning to break a 2-2 timate&. Foreman propert and Abbott y in Ohio is in the largcows, ! inl calf heifor up, 4 -6- tf 1eam, S. E. O. District Clu1 AA I a veterana ' org a nization, no mark• e1t six counties; Cuyahog, with tie. . S S321 Phone W"t'2 · G uernsey cows, 2 Jeney cows, lha111pions, presented awards to er should be requested. No more 1 mixed blood cow, (3) \hree ,-----------eleven players a nd two managers. than one flag.hold er ,should be on $0.3 billion; Hamilton $2. 7 bill• I ion; F�•�klin $1.6; Montgo:°1�ry Denaocratic (9) 1 yeu olds, (5) four )'ear olds, Meeting Medals went to Edward Bartels. 1 a &rave. $1.4 blllton;, Lucas $1.3 blllton TIIIMITI AND PE &T CONTROL 1 ltiJ five ye a r olds, balance are Nick Coatea, Robert Cunningham, . and Summit $1. 3 biUlon. SJ Fain. f,.. ln.-ctlon. ln1ur• GULF SERVICE STATION WITH App ti and 7, with the exception of 1 I William Gibbs, Thomas Grueser, . hcant� should come in perL. ·2 earry out permit, 1258 Pow• There will he no meeting of th e N by N•tlonwkt•. Phone R. f , to the ble, i poss son, Veteran I . 01J cow, man y fresh or sprmg• 1 . ·1 erry Knight, Gary Moore, How• Th e new total valuation i1 up Meigs Count Democratic Wom­ ell SL, Middlcporl, on State Ht. and A. S.rvlce 'Station WY2Service Office. Apphcants are asky ers, 1 1 head treshe1. Lhis fall, , ard Parker, William Wilson, and $1,l.f9,866,490 over last year. en', Club Thursda , due to Com· 7. See William Lowe, Owner. ed not . to telephon e . Forms are ■1y 4-26-tt,, 1366. health papers furn ished, in• 1 Phillip Harrison. Percenta.a: e wlse, the bi&gest in· menc eme n t activiUea . The next !>-I 0-3tc . so a vailable for applymg for a specuon lo\lelcome anytime, a THEKE WILL BE A G UN SHOOT Baseball letters went to pla yer gov ernment er■nite or marble crease waa In littl e Monroe cou n• �eeting wUI be Ju ne 23 al the good herd. for the Mooie, Sunday, at 1 p. m. 1954 HAllLEY DAVIDSON MO­ Before 9:30 A . M Thomas White and manilgers Walt• headstone grave marker for all ty wh ere the tax duplicate was second W1ttd Fire House. Howard Ervin, O wner. torcycle,. Model ltl�, very ll:OOd on old Houle 7, back of the Mldcllepo1t WY -2-2649 er Grueser and Charl e, Downie. wars including Confed erate l(eter- more than tre bled du e to a new Harold Godd ii rd, Auctioneer. condition, ran be seen at 2141,, aluminum mill. skating rmk, nin or shme. Pomeroy WY-2-3195 In introducing Coach 'Moore, Mr. ans. 5- 1 8-4lc E . Main. Phone WY2·3tl35. 5 20 2tp IC.AUTl FE� STO•I Diehl remarked that Pom eroy was The new tax duplicate for 5•19-3tc .-.1 CIIHIH very lucky t.o have a i man of the Meigs Collnty is $33,592,216 of Buy Y&ur - (3) hlloh 5•2145 Pvt. Joseph L. Joh nson, son of t·alibrc of Ru�sell Moore on the which $12,377,684 ii inside muni­ SMALL TOY POMERANIAN• 'IAMllL SERVICE STATION Mr. and Mrs. Jose ph R. Johnson, leaching staff. cipalities and $21,214,"2 is out­ I IN L0\111\"G M�MOllY OF MY Befur• 9;00 A.M. Mal l"hester Pups. Reasonilble. Pomeroy RD J , has completed sid e mu nicipalities. dear son who wa11 drowned m Before presented the award■, Alblny 3353 Phone SPJ-5695 Mai;on, W. Va. basic training at Fort Knox, Ky., France, M.11}' 2 1 , 1945 in the ser­ Coach Moore, who with Mrs. 5·19-Jtp. where h e was in Compan y C, 13th E>ery Day lier,l.r vice of his country. Continu ed from Page One chaperoned the Sen ior -·- · · - - Moore, ·training battalion, Fourth Train• Nollung ca11 ever lake awa)'. Class on their recent tour to Waah• Ruth Ann Farmer, Marianne inc Re;gt. Pvt. Johnson, now home The love a hearl holds dear mgton, D. C., stated t.hat he thor- Woodgerd, Maida Roush, Diana on lo-day leave, goes to Fort Fond memories linger <!very day BARNES·SIMPSUN INSURANCE Ol,Jghly enjoyed accompanyina: the Stumbo, Barbara Stnea, Emma­ SIU, Oki■., M1y 2& for special Remembrance keeps him near. AT Agents, Middleport, Fire, Auto­ class on the tour and that they lln e Bowl es, Lore tta Hanning, traini ng in fi eld artillery missile Sadl)' misst:d by moth er, ai11ters Shirley GIikey, moblle, Bonds. Phone WY2·2903 were th e nicest eroup he haa had Sharon Ev11n1, operation . and brolhen. the privilege to escort on a tour Carolyn Bradford, Lynn Buch,n• 5 21 llc ■n, Jud)' Clark, Janice Richards o( that kind. .• Donnie R. King, 62, of the Eno Coach Moor lolld Caroly n Wilson· e said, "The boy a on Pomeroy, Obto Community Route 1 , Vinton, di ed t he ba II Iearn have done a IreMra . 0. P. Kl ein , m�mber of Friday eveni ng at 10 o'clock at th e mendous job lhi& year, a nd w e t he Return Jomdhan M e 1 1 11 Ch ap. Schaekel C, lnic in Mason , w. Va. CULDSPOT HEt'HHl ERATOR $36. should be ver)' proud of them ." 1 er presented the DAR Award to ....,.. Clean u• Ce,e .. ..... ..... ,, tf .... C. H. Hutton, Rt. 1 , Pomeroy. Funeral servic ea wlll be held Prevlou1 Award• Mary Harth. ..,.. ., .._ ,up.rt, . . . All Mallto lftd -1■ 1-'hone WY 2-667 1. 5 21 3tp on Monday at 2 p m at the Eno Princi ehl asked the followpal Di MITRo.GIJTAN MOTOQ Th9 Activity Stitt Editor ■ward Methodist Church with burial to For PRllE lnspeello11 i�� student, who recei Yed achol�•· WH pre1e -- l11t Mtlll It. tu. ft. HE FRIGERA TOR. GOOD 9 nted lo Phy lll, Hilbert follow in th e Pine Street Cem e­ PHONI lli: awards and honor, earlier m liy Hrs. condition $50; '53 Stud ebaker, Joe Balley and Supt L. I tery in Gallipo lis. ,.......,, Ohle Rev. Weber Thoma will be th e 493 Lincoln St. the, year to stand for recognition. w. McComaa pres Gilmore'• Supply Slore oue owner. Offer wented. Virgil speaker at Memorial Day services e nted Marlin ne Pho.,. WY2-3561 Mlclcllo,ort I�·, FORD V8 2 OJI, CUSTOM . 1hey we�e Arn old Evans, Na- llrinkman with the An The deceased was born on Jan. ,t the B.urlingbam Church . on Teaford, Syrac use, Phon e WY 2, n ual Staff WY-2-2774 0 nal Merit Scholar■hi p Contest t1 aedan. Low mlleaae. Sparklin g 6731. 3tc Edltor award• 18, 1898 in Jackion Cou n ty , W , Monday, Ma y 30, it has be en ■n· � 21 llljht blue finl•h $1 ,950.00. Blaet Vaughan' ■ Extennlnatlng COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO­ finalist; Sondra PottB, D.A.R. Good I Ca�ol:,, n Nicholson was present- V11 ., the son o I Jasper and Ti'II'i e nounc ed. tnim, Pomeroy �18-titc . tectiori, Lile, Auto, Fire, Polio. Citizenship award winner; Ll nd11 ed w1lh the M1J Company dleport spelllna:: Kine. Hh father survives. Crow, Detty Crocker Hom emaker I The Amerkzn Legion Post m.:im Call Don Mills, Middleport, Also aurviving are his wife, St, Mary•, w. v•• cham 1on ■ward Mr, M. cComas. b � y , Swatz l l, e e award· b e r1 will be present al 1 1 :30 a. m. Micha Buck1960 --------1968 CHEVROLET Ohio. t OR. TyPll1£ certlflca te1 were pre- Wavie King of Eno; two daugh- to decorat e th e grilllves ot veter• eye 80)'1>' State del egate; Sharon . scd1m. Orlainal black finish. HOU�E TJ<AILC:it 5U' x l U ' , 1''1Vt: 1151D IOATI AND MOTOR• ff5 ters, Mrs. Cecil Dil lon , Elkview and up while the\,' lut. Mltro­ Young, 1960 Buckeye Girls' Sti le liented by Mra. Em■ily Sprague to w. v,. and Mrs. Robert Simon, ans, 1 be afternoon program at room11, 011.lll. ;,-,Jecp11 8. �t!UO.UU. Power &lide :,1,086.00 Blaet­ Christin.! Coats, Linda Forr ea t, pollttn Motora. I. Main which .ke v. Thoma ' wiiJ speak will deleg ate !-'race 111c1ude11 1ue1 01J lank, tnars, Pomeroy 5-18-0h: I �Yelyn C"apteina, Betty Gilmore, Mlchig,n ; one son Herbert E. It., Pom.ro,. Phone WY� FOR SALE ; FIVE ROOM HOUSE TY°pewrltlng Aw•rd• begm at 1 o'cJOCk. ww.sher, ory1c:r, klevisioa.. see M. cKee, Dottie Ki ng, Pt. Pl ea■ant; 16 grandchll1 1 -24-tfc 1900 MERCUIIY MONTERAY 4 Twenty Senior High atudenta rf!- Janice Zirkle , Dora Ir: 1' ftl 1Hl J I UUtlOU, tla!iilan Road, with bath. Nice location. Melvin dr e n; on e gr e at grandchild and Mowery , 1r... Jen . maon, JanI• dr. 1tditn. Jw::I Gla111. Multi•drive. GRADUATION DATE ......., .HI. t, UaCJne. Hood, 1 1 1 Locust St., Pomeroy . ccived gold cir silver awud medals D 14, 6lc the following stepchildren : Mrs. Hauck, Walt er Harria, Jim Batey , . 1'' ully equipped Showroom for echleving a net word per-mi n Graduation exerc1Ses will De held 5-14·:iOt p Jean Griflln, Mrs. Lucy Barr, Mrs. TRACTOH, clean $2,1:$.:..oo. Blaettnan, Pom ALLIS t:HALMJ!;RS ute speed of 45 or hleher, if e n- Darrel Becbtle, Willi1m Pettit, Lllllan Smith, Francis Sa re and nexi '1 uesoay at 8 p. m., May 24, hyuraulic plows, �H 4, corn Al'Ah 1'MEN'fS - .1i'urruthied ud eroy , •5 or Tom An derson, J_ udy Butcher, James B. Sa re, all of Pt.y Pl ea- tor the Kac1ne Eighth lirade in the rolled ,· n Elemen••r � 18-6tc - y Typing·, " y MODERN FIVE better if an Advanced uuturouhed. Mdtuten. K.lddle­ t'OR SALE planter, cu u11111,ton and spra)' 'fypi ni stu- , Fr ances pe1111•. 1 Ill am Soltear., sant. hlgb 1cb09I 1ull1tor1um. 1'he Rev. hOuse, lull bH e ment and room John Blak e r, J1m port, Pboua Harris, WY-2-12118. Randall 2-3-t1 uumt. J1nu111 Mournm&, Railroa d Jonn Elwood of the Jtacioe Metbo­ dent ;and 65 or hisher if an Of• �3 Sl'UDEl!AKE!t CHAMPION 2 nttic. Aasume ba lancti of 4. % I Bowles, Lynn Buchanan, �arry M., M1ddit1port. C11l W 't� ·::t:i:.!J. Other sl r vivors inctuJle tw� 1-'o­ U1at Pariah will be speaker, flee Practice student. . '6or. Orlen111J paint. One own� . 3 AND 8 ROOM HOUSE. ,0 dlrect aovernment Joan. LOt &o Farley, 8�11 Fife, Da nny Hmdy, thers Henry and Claren ·1tUt9 ttJ ce King, Vln:u ·1.atora, .S)'rJu.:u ae, Phone room apartment1. A . N . 11eni,t : ,clMJ, Good neighborhood. Call The ,following . awards were made b·ed Pulhna, June M an ley, Will• , tioth of Nitro; and three PVT. HERMANN MOVIS sisters, WY:.!-U7Jl . �18-6tc Phone NY2·3272, l l-2-tfc IV'lr:NING AUC r J O N or see 1''nddie 1'h11bet, Mason. to Office P�acllce students: Elsie lam Stobart, David Lyo na, Rosetta Mn. Minerva Hill, Silve I Arm Pvt. Jto!and H. H errmann , w rto n, . y Frld•y, MIIJ 'll, 190U, 7;00 P. M. W v,. -t-26-tfc Ar�uld rL'CelVed a 70 wpm pin for Richards, Judy Sauer, Dave Hart• Va.; Mra. Rosa Burgess, Nitro and 27, wn of Noel A. Herrmann, .Mad• 1U&7 l!UICK VB SPECIAL 4 DR. APARTMENT; 4 ROOMS, BATH typ1.ng 72 wpm; Norma Roush, Mi ina:er, Cl)'dl Taylor, Doria Rice, Mrs. Genevieve Facemyre, Mason . d1eport, 11eu11.n. Power 11Leenna and brak· .11.ivmi 11otll Ill)' honu!, I will t1ull and ba1:1cment. Good location and recently was aasi&:ned to «L ,1ucuon 11L my rc1mlence m Jamee Thomas, 6:1. Belt)' Covert, Barbara Covert, Judy BED­ liOOD .-!lAM� MODERN 2 e1. Orrj1m1I bl11.ck llni11h, llke Frlenda will bf. receh:ed after 7 the HiYtb En .lineer Battallon at clcttn. Phone WY 2-3267. t.ne&tl!l' tllll lollowmg: Ratliff, Jacklyn Ratliff, Becky pm Saturd now. Uynauow onve, $lb9lt00. room home .it Ul32 Lincoln •Y at the Foglesong .t'ort Stewart, Ga. A heavy-equip­ (3) lB, 6tc . C' aroly n Edwards wao p�eaen led Leonard, Susan di. tt ng uvmg room aunc; 1 1 Pulle n, Richard Funeral Hom e in Maso n until 12 ment operator in the battaho Hcii.:hl11, Pomero y, Ohlo, Vll'll n t wt lh a 7 u wpm pl n 1or 1 p1n1 th aL blaean1ra, Pomorotr 5-18-titc n 'a y room t1ulle; I d111clll! set; 1 gas -----------­ u. •• oon Erv I n, �ren McEl - noon on Sunday . Tbe bod will Headquarter, a nd 8er\'ice Com­ U . 1. can buy with no down a peed. Other Adva n ced 1)' in &: Lon" y RT, BED HOUSE IN MIDDLEPO 4 P hlnny , Robert VanCoo ney , Jim then be taken to IIICl4 >'O U R DOOR Wl'l"!I OVEII j runge; J gws Ju g heat(! r; 2 wnt . payment, owner will improve lbe En o real- pany, he w■s stationed at Fort ards made bY m tru tor W A room, modern. Contad Don 111g uc11t1.s; 1 Vi' hlle we win(! madr111e a11d tu,uner JYl).t; Lincoln · Hood, Marcella Ward, PhY Ui■ dence where friends will be re- Leonard Wood, Mo. tw • ! e · ' and decorate to suit purchaser, s 69 k " e wer e : •?re, P u c� ; Bostic, Ron nie Wilt, Bonnie R e Quisen b.crry, 482 S. Third Sl., ... tl11ne; l 111.11plc bed and dresser; • door full power, a:ood lire11 H , ceived after 3 pm Sunday . move in and pay rent until "' ••aron y oung, u.1,. . aro1 ...ara:en 1 , or James Thom11,s, 136 S. Algon111d radio, 11141 1''ord Tudor Deanne Mulllns Bernice Mullln a l ch1)' l>ed; 1 k1 lchcn cabmet; your V. A. Direct Loan cornea NAUD CHAIRMAN 60; Carolyn �o_e&:lem, 'JO; C.irol �n Ra mond Kloe� quln, Columbu11. Phone BR9· w11 h aood tlre1 and radio, 1 lot odll cnaini; :.L unuque tablcw . Re ed Koenig: y throu,wh. You must be eligible Fred II. Johnson, 1ene ral man­ liell, :JO.; P■tru:11 Youn a, Ofi Roa:er Cl de Tolor, Ronn ie Jacobs, 083a. Available Jllne 10, 5-19-3tc Phon(l WY.2-6:i!H . Hobert G. Plc· 1 antique hc11J Lrcc; 1 lot odd con • y fo r a V. A. Loan. Other 1_pur­ Lelfhelt. 55, ager of Rankin .Johnson & Co.• col11.111p11; l lot dry walnut lumber. ken. t nJe Mulford, David Konkri&ht, G·U·titc ch a scrs can bu y on Land Con­ DELUXE UNFURNISHED 4 room 1umbua 11 nd Zanesville insurance Olllcrs 1lem11 too numerou s to • c.1 , n Mrs. Bernice Hoffma Eele en Bill McCool, Donn y Call, John tract or make down paymen t downstllitll a pt. Nicely furnlshhrm, ha■ been named chairman o! 1900 CHEVKOLET t'O UR DOOft 111ent1on. Nut rcspun111blc for MC· owner ca n finance a ny reason­ tal')' Ty pewritlna instructor, p,·e• L)ion1 and Martha McDan iel. ed 5 room upalaJr11 apL. Phone lhe Ohio University board of tru,. $100. Anna tJr■ce OUcr, Syra­ cidents. Mra, Spraeue alao preaent ed able proposition, Conlal'l DIL­ aentod the followin11 ■ward medals WY2·3874. 1 5·10.6lp ..... cuae, Ohio. l'tLon� W ¥�-6284-. J . W. lloHman, Owner LON & BIIANNON, REALTORS, for typing the reapoctlve net word• St.enoa,aphy certificates to Kay 6-J lf·Jtc I. O. J\tcCuy, Auctioncct' SLEl'�PING HOOMS. 127 Butternut Gallipolis, Ohio, Phone Gl6- per mmute: •Dale Hubbud, 00, and Jen kinaon a nd Rose tta Rlcharda. S ltVICEI SUNDAY CO) 14, 21, :.!3, 24, :.tl5, 2ti , 27, 7tc Pomeroy. 5 20 6tp Orin Smith prese nted the Al&e• 5-19•0,tc Sondra Potta, GO. received aold 2tl74 or 0 16-2730. Memorial Day service■ have Cong. Walter H. Moeller, (D­ award pins. Sliver pi na wer e pre- bra certificates to Rlck.y Otler, Lanca ater) said Friday afternoon been scheduled for Sund■)', May � llOOMS AND BATH. UNFUR· FOR SALE SEVEN ROOM HOUSII; aented to Rita Cunninaham, 45; Oavid Wiley , Lee Roush, Forrest ln Waahin&ton that $250,000 has 22, 1l 'tbe. Himlock Grove Cbr1• 'l'IIIIEE YEAII OLD CUW AND NI.SHED Apartment. 220',ii E. witn two bath11, a:ara1e, w111a Mar 1nelds, �; Judy Barnett, -M; 81cbtel an d Tom Rall. He lllo y Call. George :Schule r, Middle• been included for pl1o n ln1 of t.he tlon Cbutcb wtth the Pomeroy Main. Phone WY 2-2460. hou1e, celh1r, Jar1e cttrne r lot Linda Crow, ◄,i Myrn1 MHI, 45; preHn&ed, General Science cerLi­ Bellevlll e Locks and D1m iq the Amerl1:ao Le1lon Po,1 parU�Ipa� port, Ht. I . O 21 3tp 8 20 3lp located In Cheat11r, Ohio, OD Karen HoHner I tOi Barbara Lo11n, tlc1te■ to Lee louab, Strah Bech• Look 1t the Space. Look al the .,.,.---,---·--,---- -·- · 1961 Publl< Works Aj)proprltllon WC lo the 1ervice. Route 7. Priced to ■ell. U lnter­ ttl, Ue, Tom Bryan, DIYid Ann111 DO YOij PAY Cl'fY PRICES FOR Pr1cetJ. Look at tlhe SavUt.g1. DELUXE 3 · llOOMS and BATU e■ted call or write Pa111l PoUna. ., QMd farm machinery? &le 8111 Dick Bodtmer and Richard Hay1. unfurnl11ht.-d 11partm enl. Coats TO KIIP -S ■I He indicated l.be Belleville pro­ For WMli tiat Bu y & Belt Ternw The JO.min\a�e 1tr1l,1ht COP)' Riple:y, W. Va. 1· & ES2·1M3& Goodwin and buy Jl J'arm pricu. Mr. Kn!Jbt pnaented Gebetal ject la ac�eduled for House 1ction Ptlone Building, Middl eport. PARIS UPI-Source• cloaie to on New ud Us&D, Look to test• used were scored act ordinl t1. Science certlt1catea &o Sharon ,&.:£6.tfc Si.I mdea from WilkeaVlUt,, WY 2•:Hf I . D 2 1 12tc =-c,----,next week. · youn1 Karim Al■ Khan Hid to­ .,,-,-,-- - - -- the 1nternational T)'pewritln& ConYe&\ller, Forrest Bachtel, David 4 211 llOIC ' Hl1 announcement 11 Jo line day be hlll decided for tbe pne­ Wiley ■nd FOR SALE FOUR ROOM nous& 1"1 Rule,. Oller. wilb a pre,Uctlon made by lbe l!lRt to keep intact tbe fabulous ADMIRAL TV SET, F'RIOIDAIRE ,bath, baaem e11t, Jaa, cit, water En1H■b I cutificat e■ were pre- con1re1ama n at I public' meeuna r1cln1 1hble■ of hi■ father, 1u1omalic w111her In aood con• HOUSEWIVES: EARN EXTRA and &araao. Lo<■tod near brld1• 10nled by .llro. June ..,.. 10 Ricki reently In Racine lh1t work fa Prince Aly Kahn, who was tilled dilion. Call WY ll-6331, monC!y. Part or !nil time. Car M11on . Wilbert Weaver, M1100.. J Oller, Forre■t Bachtel, Sharon expected to start on the Bellevllle in Ill IUlO .cram of his 1porta u.,. No. 23, W1v.rlr, Ohl• e 31, er ncceHary, No lnvti atment. We 5•17-6tp. car l11t Tluanday. . Yeau,er, Carl Lefever. Job (near Re<d1,11Ie) tbl■ ,-, . Open every dar 9 to t , . • , Sir Le■Jie Munro, fo rmer New , 77 1 lr in. Write Patty For■he , y , Low bid of '38,867 wu m1d1 MON'l'(;LAIR LATE MODEL 17 cu. Latin I eertifJcatH by Mill SU.· Ii OH. SALE, 84 YI A., .I< ARM. 7· Zealand Amb1111dor to the Unit• aa n Mr,. Francia Goodnlte and sue . Buckeye Ave., Marlett■, Ohio. Park to .Rick)' Oiler .Forre■t Wedne■day for foundation explQr­ fl. uprlahl deep freeze. ,._.2 S. . bowie. , barn 11.nd out•build· ed St1te1 a nd now • member of room Elle n Goodnite were in P■rken­ ;; z llAS DONE AGAIN. IT KNIT 31< 5 20 Drllllnr Cltb Ave., Mlddlrport. Phone Bachtel ' Tom Rall and &.lb Do w_ atlml by lhe Moll AU mmeral ri1hts go with Ute Un ited Nattona or11niu\lon ings. blll'I Salurd■Y udt1 for the 2-3ear oJds. 4 y Co., of Huntlftlton , W 11 v,. Army WY 2·Mt.lO. ell i, 20 3tc fi rm , In Scipio Township. write will addre111 Ohio Unlyenity" a llr. and Mn. Paul Rou1b and Boxer ■horu $1.06, Matchinc or i..un Il cvtiflcate bf Miu Park enilneera bad e1Um1ted the job <.;larence SwauG er, 19 N, What-, la,:-&est 1r1du1tlon cll n In ht• PARAKEETS $8.00 A PAIR. ALSO con tr11Un1 top■ $1.1 9. The Shoe children were 1n Columbua Tues­ to Sarah Hannlf: n Carol J b■ at '88,ffe. lini, Col11mbu1, Ohio. 5 21 3tp , tory Sunday, Ju ne ll. ilox, Middleport. Partou ind Pomeranian dog1. 6-J 8,8tc day. · Teunn■ White Pia;> The ar1dU1llon. Hot of /Doro than . Sherwood Coahm, Ohio River • •nd 11•1'1' Swanion •'® ju■t ueffd.1 the prevloua USED EQUIPMENT FOR SALE 1lU11d, Pt Plea11nt, W. Va. Enallab U �Uflcatu wne Women'• Auodatlon rocord Ibo Juno eradualoa or lrade. Tractor Corn Plant11r In &- 1"1' pre,.oud by Mr,. Moore to Sarah Must take .morthlnd 110 to 120 claaa of 1950· 'lb.e blSb f.la:IJ.l'e of $75.00; Hone Corn Pl1nter Tbe Women•' Asaoci1iion of the Hann la■n, Mary Swan ton, CharBUILDING SITE ½11 Acre, 270 POMlltOY-2-llOr)' , 8-room home 10 yean 110 n1ulted from the ffl.00; Hide Dellve r)I Rake word■ per minute. .Flrat United Pre■byterian Chltll'Cb len lJ vJ • Sb aron ' n■ an Pi ke d ti. or fro1111ae on Rt. 7 ne.. r with 2 bllths, gas furnute heat- veleran1 enrollment bul1e fol• ftD,00; l'wo Rotary Hoes $63.00; will meet Mondi)', 2:3 at ,:ao 1 J ac!ba. Slate G1na:e. Phone WV2-247' in& lo both Uoora, cedar ihin• lowl nl World War U. .Spr eade r Two Wheel C o, pp Enaliab lll by lln. lAe to David p. m , in the church with the t,ro- I between 9 111d � or Jnquire at el e xtcrlor. ------Excellenl location e Sl,U.00; New W•a:on wJth bed L)'ona, Kann McElbinny, Sunn cram themv "The MJuiOD.ll'J' SbU na Rlnll. $300,00 per montll e:ccellent property, ,, 10.Slc close in, �u:JU.UO; 60 l''t. !1:levator '9().00; Road" 1n cbarae of Kr■• GeorJe I • u p u O a. en, a nny ••IJ11:, ludy Sauer, $ 13,000.00. Beat buy in PomeOne and Two .BoUotn Plow■ Cont1ct Pononnel Offlcie R0Htt1 Ricbud1 and Deanne Andenon Jr., a nd Mn. Fred De , ro , $�r>.oo. Fred Bur■on, Shade, y Weue II devotional leader. Mullins. l'OMlltOY- .room frame house Ohio, Phone M Y8·8364. 0-18-6lp Galll,..lt lta.. lnttltute a Hoateases ire Mr&. Richard Vall• En, Miu by certlffc1te1 IV Ulh with bath, gas healing, new 0 ; 1b1n, Mn. Annice Oblln1er, Mn. P Kare to ut Walker, Pbylli■ n JEAUT!t'UL Sll:LI!lCTION OF roof, Larae lot with nice carJ, K. Smith, Dr. Katherine Poin- 1 Ro Hilbert, SUie■ and .Bubar■ flowen, Croue■, Ba•lu,t1, for WANTED: A WOIIAN TO TIIAIN den a nd parklna area. $.14100.00 dexllr, Miu llarpret Sau.tr an'd to de,bc■k and vaccinate chicks &4emorlal D1y. CUU 11 Shot Re• 0■u ... : Montaomery )1.6 upper aer Bennett. •· for c,1111h Hie. • Kl'I. Ronald Hand. on a contract ba1l1. Should Uve Biopair, Middleport, Ohlo. IH7·l2tp Don PlunktU pruented MIDDLIPOltT _ f•room frame 8.8 lo�er 22.5 ft. open; Galll• -. in Pom eroy, Atkin• Chicks, Ph. lo .--Bunce Lany to certlftcatea 20 o lower Hl.1 polla upper 18.4 home w llh •-th - • g■s Iom■<o, nALF PONY AND HAU' W ELCH WY 2-2903. 8 21 31< -•- Pl... �.., a..1,_", nlce buement with lounge, ft. open ; � II �8.1 ft. All Nan:r. colt a nioa. old, half ponf and � "" Erf� ny Hainil••� •Ult, Sa!fb mo dama JS able ·throusb ta Yt , , • 30z . . laundry 1 tool roo and m. Lot • t ' • half a.addle horae a:eldin1 3 1 ("._ , · , Chamber, down. Rl fallin.i alo11Pt,. IDd Cuter :rr.nm. .:. '""' , , ' :IOO wllh praa:e, localed o n - .it. _ TO year• old, Welch mare broke to vP S"' j 1 1 T Cllllo 11r:l, 1N111 Down· Locl 0.oo,etry ..rtlll'ot" ill' G r a,e! HUI. t'IOOO.OO, 1 ·i work or ride 10 year, old, ' Black AIR CONDITIONING, Rll!'RIGER... ClltlJt 8lntl, MIDDl.1,0IIT _ II-room frame 13, l �dhlo■, 1 :110 ■m lN; Lock Smllh to Sara� l!a•olpo, . J..._ , - ..• , •addle mare t )'Hr■ old, colt 1tlon 1ervie1. Jtck't Retrl.Jera· I J1mei" ltffd,. Dati • IWJli, ho•N with balh ■nd go, beat• 20 Violcao 1: 30 am 0-11; Loc:t ll -� � • .. JI, I. b:y aide, two week• old. Phone tion, New lilYen. Phone TU2,, ;�v .. 111 l¥11lte, 10 Ttunoa ket R 1 : derrla 1·1, I am 0, oc e oo ' WY2"'3&1. Robert G . Pickell, tl-lll-tt , IDJ, near new• Kr■de o b l . boal; A. 383T, crlaa t:ta am 6G mo- ·llary sw■n,.o,,, a..,1.,.. ' Drili· "I" - Z Door Sedan $3000.00, 5-17•8lc lor -• Allu In low; Loot lll and '!lite Sllaftr. : ; r' MINIIIIVILLI _ 8-room frame I. D. McCOY Rn1 11ntf mUeaae and tJew C11r Cri 7:10 r. 11)11 ,... Grandw,tll ,pniiedl'. am n N: Lock II V. ll d GENTLE ho t'-}Jk1i with GUERNS o1e w11er, EY COW electrl FOUR ty AUCTIDNIIR d•� mt.ertor, powei111W.de tran•. to yean old, Any even ing. Way ne •nd 111, coal furnace heallna. V. Homer 4:80 ' poi l-0; Jliymond ed World Hlltol'I' lout. 2. L°"t hit..., · Dhlo Jla4ljc, tad bffter, wllllewall £, S1lv1 Jam• llffd,' 7:'8 pm 0-11; OV.. Erl• Chamben, Beal, llarrlaonvJlle. W Y2-$412 ., wa .,. 0n h••h . , · y, "'00000 � we■r, beaull­ tl!owl d .,_ Sh Pl-• .. _. ,ffaDaI· 8'05 pm t.e; Bob llfmer t:&o aron -••• .. ,-, -19MUILLl!I �UIINACII WlfflNG l■x ttt ,_ WY2-3130 fal, <pit,11 , over l,mjQoln llnlA l a pm IT-I; Jerry Boaworth 1::111 p m I aan: � ' , . . . HOUII ,... I_ AIMII I,._ II-al-Uc 2-1; A. v. Crill 8 pm D-8; , L I", Cboml,ir, cer11t1..1.. ftNI HOUSE TMILER 10' x IIO', Five . . '"'"' 1,,,._ Dhlo. l'hoM FOR MEMBERS Ni> NON.IIEIIBERS. INTIRt lllDilt , COI.LIQI f'relblraer 7:10 pm l&G: Elllff preaented by llr. lmlth to Jeflny room,, b1tti, (uel olt tank, waah, l1•11.ff TRENTON, N. I. UPI - Pete cmr f:211 pm CM; Le.hip 8:11 am Kotovlt<h, Ro1er llen-,1� Judy tr, dryer, televlalon. Owner I ::-=-c-=--='"7:=,.,,-:cc--c----:-, l eaYini ltate. Frank HudJon, OltAVII.Y TU,CTOI -·· AND Cimino, who l<ONd 11, . l)Ointa 1a; Cllf of Jlu,vlllt 11:41 pm S■uer, Rlebrd Swad<baa,er, llo­ ....lM. 112 I. Malol. ,,1i11n,, while pl■yloi ln I Penn,ylY■nla 0-1; llayou LarrelM 1:20 am CM; oetla Rlclwu, I1aomi. Wil� and l\Qh1n Road, Rt. 1, Kleine. "'- W'flffll. 0.0,, 'Ill t hlKh ochool 11n1e 1111 Na,on, will Coii\tll l:'5 Ill I�; Ill,\- 1:IIO Dayt �­ 8 21 8lp .. .., -• ,_ I, .,....,,., enter Rider . th!■ fall. .., 1-0. • Jin. IIPhP• ,._lad � PIGS. ALSO BROOD SOW. W■ld llol'IM ........._ , ltnllnl.. Rider, playlDJ Ill \Ile 10-team trl• Up GalU)olla. � �:GO 1111 � � to . ._ Spencor, \:heller, Ohlo. Cllllo. - ,._.lit 11-10;, Lock 13 Cliirloa R. I!,,._. Jloaaoll, PIQIBi m-i, 1111, 11111 le■& ue, won 12 and IOII 14 fhi-MliOJ, . 11u:11i ...i D 21 81� Wf-llt · �-,· · · ' "' I Wi ci..nne1a .. Smrday t:00 4: 30 11,oo 5:� 6:00 tl:30 8:45 11,M 7·00 7 :30 8:30 9:00 9:SO 10:30 11:00 -U:10 ti:15 2:00 -Javier's First Homer ..�,oans PHONE WY-2-21 57 1 1 ---· ) Notices ----- - I can Olea )terrett I n Memori<Jn ------ - ---- JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR 18) Auto Sales 3-2 Jet .-per. For So le 1IIMU• - ,.i- -- Pvt. Johnson Soon To Stndy Missiles High School Awards Made --- Donnie R. King, Vinton Resident, Dies In Mason ( 20b ) I nsur ance KARR & VAN ZANDT I I ------·---- ( 9a-----------I Marine Suppl iei. va '°° -------- -- I ( 2 1 ) Real Estate ----------- e,oo 10,00 10;30 1 1 ;20 1 1 , 10 5:30 1,00 7:30 8;00 e,ao 9:00 10:00 1 1 ,00 1 1 ,10 1 1 : 15 11,ao e:oo · 8;30 7:00 · 7:30 I 1.4) For Rent -------TWP -- - -- --- -- 19) For Sale ., ao -------- ---- II $250,000 For Belleville Is In House Bill I _ ________ - - JRAILERS- Waverlr MobHe Home Sain --- ---- --- - Speaker Scheduled From •Down Und ' Clerk Stenographer �baron na U ,1,Nos Will Meet Monday RIV ER REPORT Cur, ··-- ----,--- 120) Business Services I ea-,, v-. 'IINil �Ille . . ,$2095 ·POMEllOY MOTOR CQ. ------ Ill-: · i;rlmca1e1. --=---. ---.-:-:=- wv-. • • I 1u1• ,� eon.., . , 'lb• ·,..,a,,i� • 11-u. '• N · w co·M■Pl"ON ·· ·' I 19 · Grange 'f O ,. ICllitll •• ..,__ f;ire, Hospitf,11 � . ' I MSURAM'C E DON E. M ULLEN 1h17 w.w v� •1 1 1 :t, Nltewilch 1 ;1111 Sign on Chonnet 3-Mt>ncta, 6:4!S 6:00 • · ti.') D:00 9:30 .Ul :Oll m:30 11:00 11 ·:tO tz;oo 12-so 1 :00 1 :lb 2:30 3,00 !1:30 U)I) t:30 ,,oo 5:30 6:00 8 : 15 I":� 8:30 ,,45 7·00 7:30 8:30 9:00 .9:30 J0:00 1 1 :00 1 1 : 10 1 1 : 15 1 :00 · Sign on CoJtlnental .Clalaroon1 1'-0dto,Y Katie Doonan Show Topper Doulh Re . Ill Play Your Runeb Prle, 11 IUCbl C,.ncentraUon · Tr\lUa ot' Ccui.ecauenON It Could bl!! You Mid Day Nen Movlet:ime Lorett, Youns Youil1 Or. Mal.,., FNm These Roots Comedy Playholtlle Adv enture Time Steamboat RIii Sgt. Prf!ston Music I n the Round Jlm Thad er Show Weathert■at NP:"NII Picture Runtier llririll)" ltoI•HI Huckleberry Hound Riverboat Tales of W ells Fargo Peter Gunn Goodyear 1'J eater Dow Hour of Mysteries News Headline. Weathe rca■t Jack Paar Show Siin Oft Rutltmd Society Events Studio Wrestlin g Record Koit -Dick Clart Show Brave Stallion Leave 1t To Beaver Lawren·ce Welk Show Jubile�. U. S. A. Up-To-The-Minute Newa Sports · Report Late Show John Hopkins File The Big Picture Colle ge News Conleren.. A merica's Newsreel Album Travel Film My,tel')' Matinee Open Hearing colt!.mo n Wealth of Nation s Presidential Mleslon National Education APoc. :Mattts Funnies Eve . Arden Show People's Cholc'l! Robin Rood Trackdown :Maveric� Lawm.. Cha■.i a-MOINI-., · 1:00 s,so 9:30 1 ,2!1 · 1 :30 la:00 U:311 i :OO 1:llO 11:00 · !:� •·00 Cartoon Spectaeular Romper Room :Movie 'Yonr lllil,o I 'MarHe<I Joan Restll_!I Ld\i, n,11 .,.. Aha�\ il'a.., lledle . n.. -Ill ..-. ,� � ,r.� \."!.. -·� �• .,...,.. ..,. lliilt· llli Clact Do You ._.., l! t:..:r=::..i ""' 41"1)'.ie■� · ,i"'" , . Dr30 RID TJn Tl ' '--� Ban J 'r�C� NI Be.,,._.. °"!_: !lll-- i!ao Who ,:oo l:IO Yoiur ldll � e:40 we&tber Teller G:U lob,n ·oa1y ftffi Brolien Arrow 1 ,80 8:30 Bourbon Skeet Beat ,,30 Ad•<�- In Paradlao .0:30 Ted M1ck Argateur Hoar 1 1 ,00 'l'be Nm TlitllCht ,:oo Cheyenne ,[t:1&�.e,;..tri�� w,,"'"' d _f 1 3 - SatUJ-aJ Chann11 10:30 What, 'My µh�? 1 1 :00 Sunday Now. )lpeclal 1 1 ,15· Theater '13 , Comedy Time ,, American Album Dince 'Party Movie Spectacular ,Perr)' Maaon Walite\1-&ad 9r ,'II• • Mr. Lucky H11ve Gun, Wltl 'b'av61 Gunamoke Not For Hire New■ Theater 18 SiJn OIi , Challllel 1 3 - S•n�a, Start The \l:20 · f!te Show •' • ' t e:00 9:30 8:4!1 10,00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 · 12:1& �:ao 1:48 e..1..i cruadf!d American al wort Cbrl■ Uan Sclen.. m Camen 3 111J Plcturo RFD, USA . R•• Elwood Glbba Buelwl Day Right Chanilel 13,�onda, . 8:00 <;BS N�1'8 . 1:18 Captain Ko,\{aroo 9:00 Cartoon 'theater to,oo Red !IDwe Show \ on The Oo 11 :00 I Love Lue,' tl::SO Deeeniber Bride 12:00 Love ol Llte 12:80 Search For Toibomnt 12:'8 The (luldtnl 1 :00 H9'1"1 of the' City Al 11!• World Tuma 2:00 }'or Better or 2:30 Houae Part)' 9:00 The Mll11'1Dllre 3 , qn °l'h• V�lct 11 Yo"" 1:00 Tb• Bri�fer l,laJ 1:15 The Bocm EtIJ• of 1:00 The TbrM S\oope l:llO The ute • Bile, l, · Billllll. NeW 1:00 A Look al tbe W.,_lllar 8:11 ' i:SO Jule liivlln llhoiJ, l:IO Alllot ' 'n' � ,,oo HiJhliat ,:.141 ...,.,.:. ...,. ". ' Q: bO: ,. . '11\e '1'olib 8:IIO 'IQloWI IIMt • 8:00 b,\nhj U'hotti.. Show .,so Alan ' lloi&tr!i 'lbbif ·' · ,"�.c... ' 1·o .uq ..... �� l0\90 l>\lPl!l!l .llllow • With STEVE ·o,so ' ALLEN Liillll 1,ao On The wone tioeo 'lbe Alt• -,,M· 'I'!>• ''Musical Clock'' , lt!41'1t °' EAGI MORNING ,lf 7:IS AJA. i:.1fJ. ...._ l'l!tiioi 'ON ' :rm � iJa1 .-a.'.,� I I . ,1,1J n,aur, s,l)O I I Ir Jlloo Parl<■r SURPRISE DINNIII ·Mr. tnd Mn. Howard Philljps or Colle ge Ave., entertained witb a. surprise birthday dinner, Sund■}', honorlng her brother, Frank Wilson of Springfield. Othen;: atte nding were Mn, Wilson, Diane, Frank, Johnnie, Nancy and Debbie �r. and Mrs. Charles Spires and family of Bradbury, Mr. and Mrs. Juk Coleman and daughter of Middleport, Mr. and Mn. Robert Nel■on, Vicki, Pam and Culley , and Joe Phillip11. STORK SHOWIR Mrs. Robert Searles (Linda Buck) waa 1uest of honor at a stork ahower at the home of Mrs. W en· dell Grate , Salem St., recently, Asaistlng hostcue11 were Mra. Dora Kennedy , Mrs. Lydia Smith, Mn. Florence Barrett and Mra. Alice Kennedy. 'Jb.e eYening was spe nt plaidni 11mes, ,efreshmenlll were served to Edna Jane Stewart, Killen Car• aon, Glenna Fetty, Wanda Smith, Fred■ Kei,nedy, Hazel Taylor, Vtcki Kennedy, Mauae Searlea, Mar11ret Ba�ett, Marie Canion, Lilli� S�lth, .Mitdt\!d Gratt1, Maggle 'Wblttln,tor\, Violet MIiler, Wa nda Vinin1, Eilee n Hawkins, Con nie Black, FlorenCt\'- KUnaeI, Miry SoutJim, Vt!!lsla Rou11h, 'Annill Bar• nt, Estber Blick and �bby . Ylliuth II.ally 'Held 'l"be Melia, County Church of Chrt■t Youth Rall)' was held retently It the Rutland Church. Ei1hb-four Ptt"St>n, llitt ended with the Zion group ·w1 nhtn11 the bfnner. Wesley Sisson, pre'.UiJent, prealded •t th! btl!ln� meetlhg. Gi'ol\p ain gin1 wa, tnJ())yed with ■e.vei'al groups prtlentlng specl8.ls. A 161:!lal,,-houi' followed with refffahtnetlit, i)f cookies and kool .:i 1d being 1erved, WILLING WOIIKIRS' 'i>ARTY , The Willi ng Worlrer'a Class or the Church of Ch rlat met at tht: church, Wednesday. Mia Thelm1 Michael is the clau teacher. The buathen session waa • con• ducted by the preaidedt, Erni� Johnsqn. Treasurer and secretary rePorta were given by connie Ha• l ey aild VIOia McKni-tff. Saal, W'�J E- H _ • ' 12:IIO l :30 I '" 2,00 3;00 3:30 3:35 4:30 •:30 I 1 OF V., WILLJ _ . :D;: �,ciD'S .It., ... , ... ,,. ..- :e.." Social Events Mr. and Mrs. Griff Arc-ht: of Bailey Run, Mr. and Mn. Oscar Smith spen t Wedneaday evening at thn home of Mr. a n d Mrs. Charles Diehl and sona. 11·· Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ft!'i'guao n and family of Columbus , ■plent the weeke nd at the hoqai!j�t his parenti, Mr. and Mrs,, Pearl Park er. J Mr!!. Marion Howell, C��"!"bua, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wa...;r of Pomeroy, Mrs. Lou Di ehl ��, ,.-pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. PearJ Parker. Mr. and Mra. Norma n Scha'efei' called on Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Acklly, Athens, who la 111. Mr. and Mrs. Norman SchaHer spent Thursday evening 111\ , the hom e of Mr. and Mn,. Schtefer Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Johnny DbuJIH and children were SiJn�y �■ts of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Howell. Mr. and Mrs. Ivy Powell apent Saturday e ve n ing with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Scha efer. Mr1 and Mra. George Mow;re:, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Allen, Mar­ jorie Huffman and ErnesUhe Po­ well spent Fr ida y even in, 'Y_ith Mr. an'cl Mrs. Norma n Sch•eJer. . Mrs. Edna Scha efer an.d Mn. Georgia Diehl spent Sunday eve­ nihg wlth Mrs. Betty Diehl. Mrs. Esta Howell hH returned to Ca.nton after spending a week with her son and family , Roy . Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mr,, Griff Ar<her, Mrs. Larry Smith is rei,orted to be Ill. ------� R;ght, He•ter. keep Adam, you take EVIi. I'll 3 Marietta Faculty Mr-11 To Retire Soon Three veterin faculty membe� . with a total of 107 year& of s�-1 v;ce to M!lrietta Collet..e Will ' rt, , tire rrorN ·tne· active · teachinf ranks a t the end of this ae mest� . , Those wbo will 'retire in June Include Pror. H. R. Eggleston, 'bead of th e biology department sin ce 1917, Prof. Ge orge H. Blak e head of morlern language de­ partment nnd Pror. E B. Krause ot the rhemistry departme nt. Parker had dcvotlona. Plains were made for A hay rid e in .Tu ne . Games were ehjoyed and re• ' fresh1r,1 ent1 of sandwichea, polato chipe, cocoa a'nd candy w ere �1•\i. ed to Elena Marlin, KC!lth Care.on, Marvel Fol ey , Jim Long, Martha Brewer, Erni e Johnson, Maude Bre wer, Jim Gaffney, Judy 1 '.!1 a f­ fln, Billy HIii, Viola McKnight. 1\ 1berta Priddy, Butth TIilis, Conni e Hale)', Caroly n McKnight and Su­ sie Parker. GOLDEN CIRCLE ME ETS The Golden Circle Class of the Church of Christ met at the home of Mr. and Mra. Ernest Nlchol11on Friday, May 13. The me eting open­ ed with the presid en t, Roy SnoW­ den , · Presiding. Reporta we re given by Thelma Hysell, 1eaetary, and Emeat Nichol1on, treasure'r. The Flower Fund report was gin•n by Reva Snowd en, l;>evot1on 1 were of­ fered by JeatJe ;Molden. The aroup voted to 11ell dlsh cloths and ce1loph1 ne �I to r1i1e mo ney. The June mctting Wih be held at •the hom e of Mr. •ild . Mrs. Robert Rill. .... Gam e, were enjoyed and Ui e (\oor pl'b: e was Won by : Jeslle' Molden. Refre■hrnenta were· !served to • Mr. and Mfl. Er.nest Mold ei1, Mr. and . M:N. :R,oy Sriowden', Mra. P.U'le Canldff ■hd Sabra, �r. iHlcf Mn. Corl'Ryoell, fbelnti "Mk!\; I ■el, and Mr. abd Mt&. Robert Hil(, LOOK---MRS. ADAMS GAVE: ME: A WH O LE BO>C OF , SUCK E RS I· . . · , 1 \' ' ,,.,. I I •·I f, I ' ' · ---- NANCY ��tM LEFF 1a,f"«'-J • l'l.iffll.; MW . IT AIN'T Nil GAMltE; Laurel Cliff r Ille IM)nlllt! ...�-.--,--- m WtW I.AUREL CLIFF IY MRS. CHARLI& DIEHL Mrs� Georgla Diehl spent Wed• neaday at the home of her niece, visiting he r aiater, Mr■. Ann, Buck who is home agai n after sev• era) weeks in the Meigs General Hospital. I .., By FRID ------ • .� . �ffiE l ,. _.;... IUII Por You New■ loot For You c,111nc on Pt. Pleuanl IIUJlc Go Round Nowa Mull< Go Round • Local New, ;'', Music Go Round Sport.I In R••ie• · · ' !f:to Hport•· Score&: IJ_ 1 1 '5:1� · �nae lhlnd ' 5,45 Pal Boon e Show ""'" 8:00 Sundown Serena�'�· 0:30 Off the All' . . . . ...___ _ 1 �--'·'--'--------.'· ... 1 1 ;00 Thie News Tonltht 11 :Ofl Weather Wl ndow 1l:10 Liit� show · :;:J- t� Ir.!?£.. · t:OO 4:45 &:00 8:00 7:SO 8:llO s,oo 9:30 ' 10:00 10,30 11:00 11:10 12:30 l(ay c,.: -Iii c:: ilon,tay 11,,_.i, ,r...,. J:08 Sip Op 1:00 !lunt Slir 11:H Neto• • Wnlbei 1:llO RF!> 1:00 P11iJ B:IO · 'ttt at P tHy 1:35 • t :30 N!!!"t'I .i:ill: cort.e T!l!ll, 0:15 swap Shop .O:Sl ltom.in1 DevoUon, .0:45 On th� 'l'owll I 1:00 �[!Dtr,' . Hoe Dori ,2:00 i1oor/ Ntlr■ ..TV-_C ha nn•I ·· 13 W HT N- eo,. WA N T E D WMl'O Daily Proi,-am Schedule WCHS�TV C!.unnef 8 lQ:30 Jobn ny.- 6taccato em, ( 1 7 ) Help Wanted --,---- . B:IIO ■ ,u ,tr Sign On This 111 th e L!�e TV Chapol l nd\lStry on Par:1de Dugout Dope Baseball Sunday Movietlme World Champio nship Golf Meet the Preas Sunday News Picture Overland Trail MUJic on Jee Chevy Show l/4�tta Young Show Peopl e Are Funny News Headlin es Weatherc ast cliannela.:. Sunday . 1!:00 12:30 l :00 1 :30 , 1 :45 2,00 3:00 S:30 4:00 �:80 B:00 I w on Channel 8 - Saturday Memorial Rites Will Be Held At Burlingham I The School Stor, Sci ence P'l('llon 11le1ter n.1«11�e·1 Dair}' Waterfront 'Home Run 1'erby News Picture Sportt Roundup W ealherca,t S&turday Night ;Jamboree Bon anui 1he Mad and the Ch■Uenge The 'Del)ut, Journey to Undentandinr ,Man .•'rom Interpol Ne ,11 Headlines W J,1.thercast Shockwatch Sign Channel 3 - Sunday 1 1 , 15 1 1 ;30 12:00 12;30 12:45 12,55 3,30 5:00, 6,00 6;31) 7,00 8:00 Next Week Canee)led I - m, THAT'S TOO MANY FOR '(Ol)·· · G-IVE SOME: TO YOUR FRIENDS �- - ·- - .......... .. --. - -- - - . - . - - -- - - - . 1' - --------- -- Ardund And - Twi-Li g,ht Garden Club Holds Session About At Gor I an d Home Mid 1 eport d •., la · Misset Ethel and Clara Garland F ■ EDD � • ENGAGEMENT AN NOUNCED • 11 ,: �burcbes of Middleport when Seniors of this year 's gradual­ ; mg classes w1U be honored. ; At lb Heath Methodist Church, Bibles will be presented to ; Marianne Woodgerd , Ca-rter French , Rush Philson and Larry I : Mitch dunng the mormng worship service. Rev. Raymon _. Konhicht WIii ·haive a 11pecial 11erAL the Fint Bapt111t Church Ros• • mo� e�titled "Confidence in the coe (Tony) Fowler, Sunday S�hool , Ful:ire for the 11ervice. Superintenllent will present Bibles ! 'nle aervlcti of the Chµrch of during the opening service to Di· ..ctui9t will be conducteU much II ane Stumbo, Carloyn Wilson, Ron­ _ !_he Baccalaureate senice at the r. ie Wilt and William 1Pete) Wern• �ool with 1pecial 11eall for the er of MHS and Jam e■ Ebersbach or Senion and �v. Fted I. Gard ner the Pomeroy Senior Class. Biles will be presented at the . will _uae ll hla 1ubject, "The Issues of Life.' ' Special m u11ic will be pre• First United Presbyterian Church aenled by the choir which will to Lynn Buchanan, Judy Grt!1:g of sing, "May Jesus Christ Be Prall- MHS and Jean Ellen Dabo and ed. " i.'"..eiv. Gardner. will pre1ent Becky Grueser of PHS duri..ng lhe I those of hJ1 thurch with the New Sunday �hool hour. At the Mt Moriah Baptist, Ema Testament with the Psalms after which there will be a period tien line Bowles and Janice RicharJs the coneregation may con11"1tulale will be given a gift of money from the Senion. Receiving the books the church and Sunday School Shirley Gilkey and Dennis Wal­ will be Carolyn Bridford, Larry Bnnce, ,Judy C)ark, Ronnie Eivan1, burn, &elliors atleriding the Church Ruth Ann Farmer, Don Grueaer , of the Nazarene, were honored last Dave Hal"llnger, Jan Hauck, Phyl, Sunday When Rev. Clyde BartleH 111 Hilbert, Elirl M cKinley, Maida pastor of the church, pre1ented �USS JILL SNOWD EN Rou1h, Bt;rbara SU!ea, Bonftle van- them with Bibles. ----• Cooney and Karen Walker ol MHS M r. . and M rs. A r nnld Snowde n, Pomeroy Route 2, are an. ond Bob Springer ol Pomeroy High nouncm g the �n�agemcnt or their daughter, JiJI, to Jerry School, Welkc.J , SJ.' ul 11, ,· and Mrs. Ralph Welker, M ulberry Ave., I �On) eroy. I ht: wedd1,1 g will b e solemn ized in the Church of IT'S SMITH CLOTHING Middleport POR Name Bra11d Merchandt11 MEIGS 111EATRE POMEROY, OHIO TONIGHT I I I SATURDAY "11!E DEUCATE DELINQIJENT'' Jerry Lewlo - �- 1{1or SUN,. MON. •od TUIS, "JOURNEY TO THE CffiTER OF TH!l llAR111" Pat Boone - DMlna Baker --- ,w!ij;,; ,, , ,, m A Co-• 1--, Nl.,tl TONIGHT Audie Murphy - Joo-nne Dru Sandra Dee -- Jlm Backua "WD.Jl AND THE INNOCENT" (Col-Or & Scope) - aba JUch1rd Todd - Jullefte Grece "THE NAKED EAR11l" (Olnemaocopei SUNDAY •od MONDAY BRJGl'l1'E BARDOT "AND GOD CRltATED WOMAN" (Color & Scope) - •llO JOHN PAYNE , In "HIDDEN FEAR" Note: For Thu Br.lfitt.e Bairdot Plffllre - Children Under 10 mt)!II be wjlh lhoi, Ponnt.l - i.i · - - · - - - - ■· NO�T ITATI THIAT• , 'liT. PLIAIANT "O BRANDED WOKEN" Mt"'" ' C�_t,,11 ep Hobo Party Held Fr·•day At Masonic Hal l !""..i...li � · cmhed �mmed»,n,ct. ■sltllill�.· ·\ Sim ;, io . ts · grffn, i,./ol. , ' ". a"' e·. R•· r . ·r_ •, L · , .. ,.i.. •� � . :t • ·r.· '1 , ·u..• ' • :.: ,. · '· , -_ " "Mo!· :w�u ---------- :, ' . . · ,r .. ., . -... , r , ,• , - •, •' · Y.::a� "" � , . , , l · • '. " " " ' " ' ' ••••'f• Ohle '' ' " " • ' I I .' l, ' ' i I ' • • ., t :.-- l • " ''• '• j ' r .......... ........ ..... r.... • -,\ .. ' '. ., '' - 1l I I .' .. I ' I " " " " " '. " ' " " • ' • I ' " • ' " "· ' " Tuesday Rl•tes '. ., '' " " ." • Smart's Report Takes woe On Bargajning " '' '' Ike To Report Summit Collapse. Set For Mrs. Mary Vance " ' In ,bis sermon to the Seniors of Middleport High &mday evening, Rev. Howard RuppelI who delivered the Baccalaur­ ate address, quoted Booker T. W a,shington when he said; "Suc­ cess lS lo measure not so much by the position that one bas reached in life as by the obstacles which be bas overcome while trying lo succeed". can chan�e for the better. The three points which Rev. Jn closmi Rt;�- Rup�t qGoted : e lt asized flrst wer , Ruppe emph f�om �attbew, What 11 • man pro­ Go, do not be afraid to meet life filed , if he ■ball . gain tbe � With confidence. He said that God world. and lose bit own aouJ? bu planned th,,� we all have I place in We and that It ia our Uaing- ''The World· .ii Your Oya-­ _fMII.Y..la ao arul fin.d. ihit �llc:o. Iii■ ,.,... u hit; lhem-.. lle,. llup,elt seoond point was Lo "aell oneeelf lo based hi& sennon to tbe � �ur fellowmen." He said that self on the parable of�tbe pearl foflbcl 1s the most prlteleu ..,commodit1_ in lhe book of. MJ!tthew. 1 that one possesses. , 1 Follo-.tng . tile � byThe apeakers' third point wu to the 11chool band under the leader­ Buy-wilh service, integrity, !pith• 11:!ihip of Eugene Seara, Rev. Clyde fulncss �d good will. He said tbat Bartlett gave the lovocaUon, many things cannot be changed ..Prelude and F\lgu.e in _Bo" by but that there are many, that one Bach and the anthem, ".M'a -- -- M'.U"ia" by· the girl& glee chab with Mn:Clarence Lacey diroctiJ!I were included .on the program. · WASHINGTON UPI - Presi­ dent Eisenhower Will report to The evening prayer wu Oven by .'' Lhe nation on all radio and TV Rev. Fred L Gardner with the networks Wednesday hight on the "Sevenfold A.mer1" the choral re­ ' .' C"Oilapr;e or the summit confer­ sponse by the glee club. ence and the free wor)d's luture "" ' alm.11 and goahi, the White House e Funeral services for Mrs. Mary announced today. While House Press Secretary Emma Vance, age 79, who died James C. Hagerty Raid the speecD last evening at her home on Lead­ will originate from the President's ing Creek, will be held Tuesday at White House offict!. It will be car­ 2 p. m. from the Rawlings-Coats ried from B to 8:30 p.m. e.d.t. Funeral Home with burial in the " " Two television networks ABC ,Miles Cemetery, Rutland. '. ' Mrs. Vance, daughter of the late and CBS will carry the Rpeech '' Uve at that time, Haggerty satd. Alonzo and Cornelia Taylor Sigler, Poul S. Smart, Cilizen'o Notion­ The third NBC will carry a de­ was born in the house where she al Bank, Second and Race,. Kl4dle­ layed telecast of U�e report at died. Surviving is her husband port,. bu sent the IUIDIIW')' of hl1 " Bert G. Vance, at home; a son, district of the N'ational Federation 10 p.m. e.d.t. Asked to provide a t itle for the Glenn, Leading Creek; two grand­ or Independent 8uaillet1 on five speech, Hagerty said it . will be children; and a brother, Hayes pieces of federal le&illaUon to '. "a report to the American people Sigler, Bailey Run. Sen. Jame& Sherman Porter (D­ The Ri:v , Fred J. Gardner will Gallipolil). author of "'A Capital on the events at Paris and the future aims and goals of the Unit­ have charge of services. Friends Idea" column. ed StateR, and, indeed, of ita al­ may call at the funeral home at Hi11 five voter■ favor· the bill to any time. lies in the free world." stop below-cost ules (�I}, they favor compelling labor unioai; to tiatgain with bWlineuel OD an , in. divldµal ,tore · by ■tore """ •►L■nt by plant loeal baslo (ti-OJ, tlley fav­ or p,-ollibitlng giant meal! , ,-c:k-■ from opeiaUng rttail outlet& (4-b, Two new suits have been filed in and lhi:),, favor perG1itlffll Common Pleas Courl accocding lo Three candidates in the recent recount. Laurene Edmonds, De- 5eourlty (len,ionen � (!Im DIQO, entries in th!! office of the Clerk County primary election mocratic candidate for commiUee a year and still receive their IOVMason of Coorta. •, Suit to contest the wm of D. W. have asked for recounts In the woman from Hannan district, ernJ1ent Pa�menta (5-0). , ukcd a recount after the oHicial On the otbet band ·elllut•• five Rhodes, deceased, has been tiled \'Oting. Members of t he Mason County canvass showed her behind Belva voter'■ oppose (t-1) the ·bill , to by Rebecca McCutcheon ·versus raise the federal minimum W'ale Mildred Garnet Rhodes, Portland, Court will begin the recount on Warden by 168-155. The official canva�s ol votes by to $1.2,) hourly and lo br1Jts al· and Mildred G,111rnet Rhode11 as ex- Tuesday, May 24, for Charlea c:cutrill of the last will and tesla- Cartwright, a Republican candi- the Mason County Court was re­ most all retail, wboleule, and llel'• date !or committeeman of Wag- I eently completed and showed one vice businesses under federal wage ment of D. w. Rhodes. deceased. Action for money only in the gener District, who was only. one I revernl . In the unoHicial county control4en. Jack Kennedy'1 bill. "None of these is my offlclal amount of $1807.07 has been filed vote behind his opponent, Farris D. M. Harshbarger was 11hown the by Unlveraal CIT Credit Corpora• Justle, in the omcial canvass. winner of the race for Justice of business as a state senator, but of lion YI ·c.rol Folden, Route 2, Cartwright had 173 votes while the Peace in Lewis District on the course they all are a■ citizeftl of Republic.1n ticket by 576-572 over Ohio. I pass them on to you wlth­ Carpenter. ln another Bction, Justis had 174. ou� comment, though 1 have an Collett Keefer, Cologne Repub- I Charlie Harmon. juda:ment by dclault has been granted the plaintiff in the case of Hean executive committee candi- I The official eanvass gave Har­ o,tTiion as you do--perbaps dif­ the State of O hio vs. Charles. Wise, date, who lost to Charles A. Bur- 1 m�n 578 votes and a three vote ferent from yours.-i said Sen. Por­ I dette by 109-97, also requested a margin over Har1bbarger. ter. et al. • . . ' Three Candida�es Ask Recount " ary Vote In Mason County Pnm I \ \ \'i d '' " • • , }/, I { _'-,j / / 'I In Baecalaureate Talk Sunday .' ' '" '. " " " " " " '' " ' " ' Iii I S1nclwlch" '• ' '' " " ' " ' ' ' ··- ' ' " ' " Tute �♦lon .. ····,• ,....,.. .._ s. • llt lnRruce Corpffallaa "":,, r/ , " " "1'!- 61'11etaat ·: �:r The,'. FARMERS BANK and �avings Company I ,t •, ' H •••• •!�nJl � . '" ' ' "' " --­ -·- We .Pay 1% lntelfll& On Yo9-! Savllla,. ', u��--·�!..1!..�.!!.! /•,'. ,., " " " ' MAX WARD 1 l11, " " ! ' ;_ I L.D:.·1- . �s· 1··N· ·,·.·•()ij_-rlliR'OY · tp eomple� U,,e of ' 1,. � -� · · n ,._ a--'nd ,P:r l\an;,__._,._, · r uwul!i;lP9 0 1,11e i.ffff..V .. IS �- , ·, 1 �r · . ,, .' l'omeroy, Ohio , I <I 1 Ph. WY•2·2�.0 .. ,,, $1,0.QO ,, . t•• ' ::'.:'.::':'"""'."-:::C:-:���-:::-::::::------------------------•------"" NO. 33:Z!---------------------"'"".;;:::�'.'"";' •· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Mo�, May 23 , 1960 .,. s· N GLE r.;ol!'i ------------.,--------• -----..:: ,: • .:,: ::._; ;,;.. .-;_,._ .-;_...,: � VOL XII onlr ih,_LOqKr, a,;,;n,tv• COMPl.fJE PROTECTION 1 1 5 E. 2od .,.,.. Detioted To TIie lnt.er�•u Of Tu .........._ .tree ., HOLD PIONIIR PARTY MANCHESTER, Enaland UPt­ Brllh1h arid American 11cie11tlsts Thuraday niaht held a party at Jodrell Bank radio telescope ala­ lion to celebrate Ttmrsday'1 con­ tact with America's Pioneer V aatelUte, now 10 million mllea In APllce. u, W__,,, /N>ii ..,,� bliit ·ii, � �-i --=====�---- , , Ike. . , , , . . . E !n.Yldiy V®th� k � plot; � ....."'� ·� Wons 1ft. ..., � a .,1n1nia1 1 IOp - flotNn a 'ffny �It/ . wlth - lM Eight.,h G rade Party Held Thursday For _ Midd leport Grad uat1' ng Class At Schoql S ent1ne .. Safety Cl ub Holds Session At Mason City Beatchicks Hold Farewell Party F,o r 3 Members at y WEATHER P,nly cl...., _I..,., T-, IMO!ty l•lr -' p!N_, Hloh .._ 65-70 _,__ ..n1.... •r•llr In the SO., wwwllwrn half .f le•�•- Mr. and Mn. Wendell BunC!'e -=�d family are plannlni to bi. in I )rtsmouth to vlslt with Mr. and r. .,s. r�rank Reeves. Donald "Doc" Ohlir1ger w11s re• I .1rned TbuP1d.1)' from Mei,• l,eneral· Ros)lltal and is repoi't• ld to be improvini:. . Joyce RUey, dau,htcr of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Riley was returned home from -l:lolzer Hospit.al yect•r• day w�re she w111 taken tor 1reatme,;i;t. . ' Mrs. �o�rt Winebrenner Yi:;it­ ed m Columbus Wedn<'tday 8fld Thursdl)' witb ber Ron-In-law •tid <iaughter. Mr. -.8.nd �,. Thomas Russell. Whll e there 1h1 atte • <·d the bone races at Beulah Pik where the colt "Salty Geor V· which 11 owned by Mr. Ru11�il , came In fourth place. , Janice and Rotella Richird1 . Chr1st at Punu,ruy J u n e 18. Bolh M i s� . s iowden at�d Mr. Welker are gradua tes of the tnd Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Pain � The H:tr-MH JunloT Safety Club "'-ent to CoJumbus Jaat night to met Wednetday at the Mason City J 9�9 cl�ss... uJ I ome r oy lu g h sc hoo l . H e is a student at Ohlo attend the 1bow at the Veta Mem• I orial. Hall for Flret Aid &L udy ;r nd 111 U n 1 v e rs1ly, At h ens. stallation of oflicen. Those lBking -- - -- -olllce w•rec pre,tdcnt, J, me , Ru •aell; vice president, Karen Brcwt�r· 1 seccetary-iecordor, M ary Ann C1111'. . � diff; treasurer, Charles Johmion; Door Deputle,, . R ichard John,o_n _The E ighth _ Grade party was held Tbursday evening at tile and Jack Re1tm1re; Club Ceun�li Middlep ort High Schoo) with teache"" .., ..., Mrs. Nan Moore and At a tablr cc111 en•d with a large member■, Judy Kay Hall, Mildred M r J ames B� r ton in charge_ Other teachers who were guests crystal many-colored howl uf Andcraon, Kasena Anderson, Rich. ort-hid iris Miss Grace llorton en- fo! the evenmg were, L. W. Mccomas,. Mrs. Clarence Lace)'' ard Johnson and Jack Reitmi,:e. M i ss J e � n Gra n di n�tti and Mr. and Mn. John Thompson. Ne w Jaws gover ning the cluh tcrtai ne d with her 6l nnual Spring luncheon honoring the members . Dancing was enJoyed during the evening with records by were approved. one law concerned Richard of the Great nooks !l H a)es and 1'om Rall. The Bowle&. Club Tue day proper dreH tor future record Refreshment,: . Jo Ann Mourn• hops. Glrl1 altending mu.st wear at 1 o'rlOl'k al the Martin Res- following Pf'.ogram was presented. A, , P•mto�1me. "Let Me Go Blub- ing, Iva Stewart, 'Neda Bradford, akirt9 and hlomies or dresses . taurant, Middleport. 1?cr by Cmd_a Sauer ,and Carol Lynn Daniel•' � Short, alacks and jcan11 will not be � Karen Bachner, �tMember� wrre seated at one s"ott ,,,d a P1.�no .'IOI o, 'The �as • " k · Ie� Dutton, Sindy Ohlinger, Jaroe1 ' "· per1n illed un I ers11 th e thc cvcnl 1!1 long labl(I. A delil'ious Lhree t>d llon1cman, by Carolyn Nichol- Miller, Mick Morris and Jan�e specified by the MC a.s a Sport course l uncheon w11s served. i;on. Tannehlll. Hop. Later the club adjourned lo the The Cla�s l'rop_hecy wa11 presentDecorations: Bill Neutzltng, Mel-· Members 1nd their fumiliee will mcl at the llar-MH Club Park in home of Mn,. Arlhur II. Carpen- ed by Judy W1ldermuth, Neda vin Swisher, Betty Jo Boyles, Da­ Hwrtrord at ft p , m . Friday for a ter on rifth Street where the B r11 dford, R elty Jo Boyles and Ml- vid Rice, Carolyn Buckley, Darry l Stumbo, Janice TannehJll and potluck aupper. The Swlsher Coal regular meeting w1111 held. Mrs. chael Mm:rls. Carpenter gave the review Hope or Bishop the who wa_ s at:comPJi;t;· Mike Smith. Co. contributed the lot for the . pffl • 1IIWI the elub hu erected a life of Caesar from "Plutarch's 1eQ hy Carol Scott 11ang, "Walk PAY INPOIIMAl \ll�l IJ!�d rn Hand." !Iii ..., planted llowor,, and pie- Lives". PORT OF SPAIN, Tzinldia llPJ. f The ski!, "Operation Room Mu nlc tllilf!I, made by Mr. Reitmire, M A d l.�cussion was held on the d . , p I I d h t d by have been pIaco d in th (' park. National G rea t llou k s Cl ubs. Mr s. c ;,\o��; �f1:��l :nd D��;;r·s��: bri :e;::�� . ;��:�; t"mco :� Donald Mills di�trlbuled prunph- bo, 11fl'.· r whi r h a i roup ol girls Jo�ea, planned . to pay an lntor"'•l · lets about the wnrk of lhc na- su n_i: · Let There Be Peace on vi111 t today to thl1 capital of the, tional clubs. Ourin;.l the after· r11r� h" with enrol S<.'01 1 8 !1 accom- West lndles Federation. noon, �frs. Carpenter .served Jlitnl�l, anti "lie" wilh Mrs. Lacey punch. tHi llt'COmptinist . In the group were . ... 11iann W il(' OX . Marilyn Swan, Hetty The la•t , ,, • J o R()�·ks . Sharon Ho11ch11r, Judy � ,110•.•t ,· ,,,, b of t l,r A hobo party was held Friday rcn1 season will Im tho l lli rd Wildf'rm ut h and .Jurly Mui n , evening 11 1 the Masonic Hull in Tuc1;:c111y in .lune at the ho111e of [' om1111tt e(•!I 11111klnl( arn-11,,qcMiddleport hy memhcrs and Mrs. Evel't'II f luy(•s, Grrat Demi . ll l(•ll ts for the pur1y were : gue�ta of Evangeline Chapter, Mrs. Ted Het•d .Ir., was appuin1111 v!!nt irin 11 mt llr>rri,Hn n· (' 1,,.0 . OES. The 11arty wu hrhl in lhe cd prugrnm rhairma n for the l �• n Nl1• h o l s,, , , . 's·111tl, · S i •11 t1!iflTI . ('111·. dining room uf the hill with next year. roll f,v.ot1o.;, ('.;list.u Sl•a"l!1 amt St:f' decoratlom complete for II hoho Nf'1•11lh1�. 'den' lncludina: the lritiitional Mi!mbcrs may bri11g guc�ts to Enll•rtutinm("nf - prni;o.. llm : S11-.. open fire. the last mce l 111i,: uf the year ll'I �IHltir. J11d: Sa1to.- r lf'ld, J11rlv Entertainment for the evening Mrit. l l .iycs. Wilckrn111th. [ljar,a Wilcnx, .Tudy w11 planned by the program com• "111rlln. Carol Rrrll t, Marltvn Swan, mlUee conaletlna of Mn. Don Cind11 SauN nnC, �l,11ron l!•1�('h:1r Lowery. Mra. Kenneth McElhinny, f ; ,, mf's: nob WilRon, Doriii Mc­ Mn, Jack Satterfield, Mn. Mallie Haffic, Hope H\�hC)Jl and /\nl't Bush ,rind Mn. D1mn y Thompson. The evenln,a: was spent in play­ ln1 aame• alter which refresh­ ment, were aerved with the om­ The Hcalchlcks Club of Mitidle• cer. ol lhe chapter a11 ho.slcs11e1. Amona thOff llelplng Friday night port entt'rtained Frld11y evening were Mr1: Theo Neutzllng, Mrs. with H rarewcll part y at the home John Lron1, Mr-. Wendell Bunce, of Tom ltall for three Middleport Mu. Jack Bechtle and Mrs. Jamc11. girls who will be mo\'lne with 1heir parcnls to other town11. Clatworthy. Honored guests we1·e Sandy Ohlhigt•r, who will be moving to Wooster; Sharon Hoschar who will • I Na,:onwidc mcam com• go lo Columbus and Dlwn11. WIicox plettt ln1urar1ce service. who ls nrn\'ing to S11ndusk)'. A�cidcnt . • , ., . : Fire . . • . Thl' uvenlna: was spent In 1,lay• ,. Theft . . • Ing games and danclr.g to records 'Jll! Medical . • , Kfter which refrcshme11t11. were , .; Aut" nobile • , • served to Judy MarUn, Ellen L,,dowment .. . • Dutton, Iva Stewart, Suale Slain. I . J +l' Beverly Cundifl, Judy Wildermuth ... R_eiit-emcnt • • • \ r.f' ,, .• lf,I . , \ Neda Bradford, BUI Dixon, Russ '"& Lile . . . lll,�-11 Naine )'OUT pro1M:l'ic,11 ', McElhinny, Rick Oller Jack Sat­ I +•l' � problem. Your N.11 i11111>'i,·I,.. � lerfleld, Mike Morrl!, Marilyn 5, rcpresemativ� ci111 hd e, Swan, Karen Bachner. Eric Cham­ .., you phm wi,ely auJ ber11. Lynn Daniell, Butch Bach• c-=onomically, tel, Carol SCoU, Tom hll ,w.nd the honored &UHll. Sprin g Lunc heon G i ven By Mrs Grace Horton 11¥ .u.,.... - '"'"',..,.....1 a The bllstw Nell• . ,olMMUI ell calJN C1..,_r .. h1, which CH ralM ltll...,.. WMfl crulhed ,.. Inst th• t.uffll" 1ldn. -��-l.• -�' • e Now You Know of tho evonln& "Ever Bloomln&-;�r Sr., �d )(Ip Lucroti, Pmnnt1l1" wa1 eiven by Mra. Genhe!mer w11re the Jud&e• for the lie• Neutt11n1, who npl■ined th, evonlnc tnd ,worded blue ribdiUerenl - uses of • p11rennlal1 ln bons to Mias Ethel Garland for a the g den from the croc:1111 lo table arran1ement of irl1 and also ·tiCMJ ' entertained the Twiliiht Gtrd fn the ar Mrs . AlJ'.'ce Yuraslt.s wbo •.chry 11nthemum1, tlleir cop� for an arran1ement ot 1&1orted wu Club Thuraday eve ninc at th� tin1i1ou1 _uee recently d11Cbarced from .. P,n• . bome , as fllleri. �� etu,: J.rb -,.� boz';i'oOd .ln � ornamen. In MJneraville ffow11ra _and pJc�• •w� . tiJ urn· U'ld ta Ml• 'Sarah Philton Ho1plt1I where she under Tbe meelinlj in c.b..,,e of 1' 1 Ji,P.11. tof . a illibw·· arr,nsement of w�nt surtery · spent the , wee.t I, T. A. Henne s,y , · pre, id.ent ope,:: land pa �1. 1Mrt. cl�ded w1th a Potlt!l' .>•� �- 141 ffAUftill.. Best �J"°nt)lere award• with � er mother, Mrt. Grace M.c- ed with devotion• � Miu, Ethel Ga e y Ma5te · Ed•ard � .lo MrJI- Al"H Younc for I tall .i:� o by Thoma, Garland, who read ;p,aJ m JOl and I Brown; lp'aoaement 'of auorted iris in a Mrs. Bill Shoan ao d two dau-i tJ:ae hymn For Tbe Beauty of the cry_1tal vase and to Mn. Minnie Earth. The d 1 Prayer in ' urli- I FOllqwiDi' 1 dia'c�sion on the Lo_r ghtcrs, Barbara and Sue left ' Davf� for an arran_ge1!1 ent of . blue Thursday evenint from the Hunt son, the openmg ode Hd 1alu( e topic Mn. Hewet.son told of a ir�• and red yelgha m a crystal to de he flag prec t e J "' d h roll ca;ll ieenfo £rip recently taiken through vue. ington airport ror her home QI I �ohnston City, Tenn., after spend whie b was an,wered by namlnt a the IOI.Ith, inclu�ing the aulea mg the past two .weeks with her new perennial. Mrs. T. A. Hewet- iardena in N. C. Mrs. Phil WJ.11Al the cloH of lhe meeting an parents , Rev. and Mrs. Fred ]. 9on . wu named to or1anize a iam1 l ed lhe arrangement of the auction w11 held with numerous month, which w.. pltl'p)e lrll with article, 10ld, after which refresh­ Gardner. Rev, and M..r1. Gardner Junior Garde� club. Tlmet, topic. were !liven Ju, ,reen and varie11t.ed euonymous. menh were terv4:d by the hoi• took her to the airport. • Mn. Robert Morria Sr. Th.e toplt Mr,., Ralph Gilmore, Mr,. Jtki Mrs. Arnold Richard1 and nephew, Clarence McC:abe were in Columbus yesterday where Mr . �kCabe consulted a skin epecial­ ut. · ' ·�peci�I Services PIQnned At Midd leport Churches H_o norjng Graduating Seniors i Special services will be held this Sunday morning in the IN MEIGS COUNn 8---Dally �tjnel , Pom eroy,l!flddleport, 0., May 21 , 1980 . "Sq,iw · I 1 Salesmen Hel•d Up . .' SQUAD CALL!iD ·The Racine emeraency aquad w" called to Dewitt's Run at 10 i.. dt.. today to bring William COcllrlll to Pomeroy where he wu lrallaferred tq the Ewing ambulan� and pten Police 11aid the thief apparent­ to Holzer Hmpital . for· · JMClical · ly had planned the robbery well treatment. bt;cause he had Lunt disconnect an alarm system that would have set SIRVING ON SU off a series of sirens when the Joseph W. Scrau, enalrteman lrilnk lid was lirted. Before leaving, the bandit threw third class, USN, son of Mr; and Lunt'11 car key, into a nearby Mrs. Clyde E. Scrag of Ru!iond, woods. Lunt walked to a nearby Ohio, is serving •board. tilt AU· antic Fleet submarine tJSS :TriC· house and phoned police. .Lunt is employed by the Sam• ger at Charleston, s. C. Before uel Plapzer Co. ol New York City. enterint tht! Nav, In ,.Jilly :1957, � ,a� .or. his way lo Warren and he graduated from ButJand· Hilh · Sch'ooL · ·.• · • • · • • • l ' • • � .. : then to Younastown. Gunman Makes $75,000 to $100,000 Jewel HauJ ■ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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