http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/b14761f976571128596eaad527bb5172.pdf a2423ffbf844d3517a3d94b7df1e1560 PDF Text Text ., ,\• f. ·outhernLoealBandswill ompete mIronton Contest Starse~tctan•4•B Wehrung-WerryVowsore Exchanged Club Reor1anU.u '::'~!~l~t!:. !~~r::/:1 £~'!!.~ton ~:~:~u:0:~ ~=c~ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Har· fan Wehnmg 8$4 East MaiD St ' Tho ., became the bride of Mr. m800 aa J . Mr. ;:d Mrsi Henry Freldayrry, Mardl 12 Ridge, •a e Federated church. The Rev . Wilbur Perrin. read-. the vows of tbe double rmg COI'8mOII)' at 7 30 · p.m. Preceding the ceremony, Ralph Werry , ,;erfect ay, an • In marriage by her lath the bride wore a two iec:".qua suit with while aca corsage of W~, 1~ ~u:' en corsage. the home of Ann and Janice A reeeptlon for relatlves and Holte. for re-<>rganlzatlon. 1o frl ds was held at the c se en . Sewing was selected as the 1 project for the year. Advisors was lovely in white cover and are Mrs. Roy Holter, Mrs. Orla 'th arr ent Ginther and Mrs. Dwight Mil· :;;'"!ered w~owe':: wl~i.u, boan. Officers elected lor the cake topped wltb c-oming year were Lenora Mlthe bride and groom, cbael, president : Peggy Mil· nd d the crystal hoan vice president; Ann !loll· on o~e ~ 1 an the other er, .;....etary ; Louise Michael, Ice ·cream treuurer; Heidi Milhoan, p•J>. centered wltb a wed· Uclty ; and Melinda Amsbary ding bell, punch, mints and nuts and Vlcld Spen'<r, recreation were served. Mrs. Craig Web· leaders. rung cut the cake and M i s s • White presided at the punch IS ~:;';1° th~eC::::::"o':r~:~~~; tler.':~di minlatur~ ;rg~?lst . /a~.~· pu~~ke ~di~~dual ~~h; 6.~en ~-.ssories and whtte carnations. square~ bowl Miss Texanna White of MidThe bride Is a graduate of dleport bridesmaid wore a two Pomeroy High School and is piece suit, wiih while ac- employed at the Veterii!IS Mem· .,.,ories and a pink and white orlal Hospital. Mr. Werry Ia alcarnation corsage. Mr. James . so a graouate of Pomeroy High Sisson of CUlton, W. Va., was School and Is employed by the best man. Blaettnar Auto Co. The couple For her daughters wedding, are at home to their frienda at Mrs Wehrung chose a beige 110 Condor St. dress with black acceasoriOll and wore a corsage of pink and white carnations. Mrs. WerrY_ 0 wore a red and black print , dress with black accessorieS ~ink ' ' '· ·q i ll ,. ' MR. AND MRS. STANLEY E. TRUSSELL PLAN ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs . . Stanley. E. Trussell will be celebrating their 40th ~eddmg annlver· sary at their home ne xt sunday, March 21 , w•th an open house between 2 and 4 p.m. The Trussells reSide m Bashan and are the parents of four sons, Harold , of Now· ! R b t f R d port News , Virgin a ; o er , o ee svJlle ; Donald ' of Mount Vernon, and Ralph, of Bashan. The couple, married in 1925 at the E.ll.R Parsonage m Dorcas , has rune ,grandchildren . Mrs. Tr ussell is the former Sad•e MeNamee. ----·-____ XI•Gamma MU We/comes . N Me ber Devotions by Mrs. Anton~ Lucke opened the meet~glt~ the JOF cla.si ~f the d n Methndist churc Mon ay evenlng at the _church. Two arilcl:;: fro~ ~IIIIS~Ine ~=-·~ho : .. rea . rs. ed wtth prayer. Mrs. Marie Chapman, pres!dent, conducted the IJualuess session and plans were dlacussed for having the walla ol the upstairs cleaned was re orted room that the doubleII stole w!:ich the class is purchaslnl I the stor bas been ordered ,:d sho::d be delivered by ApUI I ,.Ji m April cles of the F'irst Baptist church :meeting or the ml~smne~ry s~ to serve on the hospitality com-Iciet y. 0r mittee at the April m~t~ng lime , The hostesses served the B. H. Sanborn MI Ssionary sherbet and cake to the above Society when the Rev. George ' and -" rs. Fielding HBwkins. 1 b N Y Siddall of pails urg, . . Mrs. Jacob 'fUrne_r, Mrs . .John WID be guest speaker at. r~gu Seines, Mrs. Wilhs Anthony, lar meetings Tuesday evemng. ;Mrs. Gerald Anthony , Mrs. Bert '· THE LOVEJOY CIRCLE. Bodimer. Miss Rhoda Hall and .Mrs. Cec il Bradb_ury' ~lSSIOn- Mrs. Millon Hood. The next ary Society pr.,~dent . enter· meeting will be held at the talned LoveJ OY C ~rcle at her . home of Mrs. Willis Anthony. boJ;De. Plans were ma_de to re. f Shamroc k pin corsages were member shut-ms durmg the 1given as favors. Easter season. : Mrs. Beulah White presided ! ELEC'I'A CIRCLE 1n · the absence of the chair- Plans wore made to take gifts man. Mrs. Charles Sear les. and lor oookies and fruit to the reo~ned the meeting with a 1sidents of the Carmen Rest pQOm, " God Has A Job F'or IHome in April by the EJecta You." Mrs. Elizabeth Slaven iCircle at the church. Mrs. was devotional chairman, us- Clara Riley was the hostess. tnr scripture from Genesis and Mrs. Donsld Boone gave the a meditation entitled, "She opening prayer with Mrs. Man· Shall Be. caned Woman." She ning KJ~s in .charge o~. devoelosed w1th a prayer. hon' ent•tied ·.HIS Way. Dur· Thank you n?tes were read ing lhr bwtne" session confrom Mrs. Clifford Hayes and dueled by the chairman, Mrs. 1 Mrs. Charles Searles. the proceed!! proJect from com· lioB.pital patients. 1t was rerent itO· John mittee Fultz, reported BO!illced that the three circles the bottle <aps. It was plaawQUld be in charge of refresh· ned to place the mP.ditational for the April meeting of booklet. "The Secret Place" in tho B. H. Senbom Missionary hospitals and to vlsi.t the SoCiety. Committee chairmen Carmen Rest Home. Mrs. Eva friim the circles include Mrs. Hartley was namt'd chairman , Mmard Owen, Mrs. ctnorles Iof lhe latlec project.. . Bennett, Mrs. George Freeland , 'fh . ted to d the ' m:l Mrs. Dana Hamm. I e ctr.c1e ~o . ·sen i The project for April . . wiiJ i scholarsht~ gtrl, Elaine Harbe remembering the shut-Ins for wood. a gift of money for ber , Easter. Mrs. Owen, program birthday. 'fhe April meetmg ehlirman, presented material I was. set for the 1:1econd Tuesday, from 11 missions magazine en· Apnl 1_3, be~ause of Easter. Othtltled, "The Apathy of the er proJec_ts mclude Easter trays . Church in the Civil Rights ,f01· shut-ms . and school lunches I liruggle.,. for four children. Mrs. Smart served a dessert Mn. A. R. Pullen wat p. . 1 eourse to the above and Mrs. gram chairman ualng flir her i Clyde Winebrenner, Mrs. Pearl topic. "The Beginning of the Hoffman and Mrs. Joho Kauff. Love Gilt ... Mrs. Edi>on Bakar THE DORCAS CIRCLE game the closing prayer. A desTray favors were prepared 1sert course was served to thoae I for are-a hospital p8tlents ~Y ! attending. : the Dorcas Circle at the home 1 I of Mrs. Paul Smart with 1 Mrs. Lillian McGhee • • co- l 0 ·: I I f"t::P {: .:::~ ~ .~~ I'~ J:~c u s, ' s:opbor-, P ne, our ca =~ bornlsa.::. ed. Mrs. • ..:.,.:. ~ wiD pia "P.. G andeur Overlllre .r"PreI ~ ;, C Sharp Minor',. and D ~" :vesG ol the.: ~ that the Sou=High School Coucert band must O!)lar claaa B-J . co tltlon) lO~ ~u: mpe orTh high i:bOot'band I a upadof 62 :,~~~en~ 011 gr · tlon eillstufour fiules, one E flat soprano clarinet, one oboe, II clarinets one alto clarinet, one bass cl.;,.Jnet, five alto aa& phones four French horns, two bariton~ saxophones, two teno.r saXophones, three baritone horns, eight trombones, seven trum ets, one bell, six drumm p two basses and three I 2 $]0 $2'00 $4900 ELBER FELDS $3.00 SPiiCIAL PURCHAJI REMNANT SALE CLOSEOUT SALEI 1.000 Pl.... lntornoltonol DRESS MATERIAL ITAJNLIII ITIIL On The 2nd Floor Hundreds of Remnanta of the most popular dress fabrics. Special ml11 purchases and remnants from our own 'stocks. All marked In plain sale prices for your easy selection. If you can sew you can ave a lot Thurlday, G1idden Homogenized FLATWARE ' Rog. 29c to 59< Vol.., Teaspoons, table opooll'l, knives, forb, satad forb, Iced tea opoou, oervtn1 piece&. Buy a IUJ!IIIY for home, lod(e or seliool. WHILI THIY 1,./.ST • 15c SPRE·D SATIN Interior w&n., «<llnu, woodwork. Easy to use. Drlu In 20 minutes. 'rhe ·most durable lasting wall Cll)lon you can blly. Easy to wub; · cleam like . lAtH • . ~ · [, For a &losi llll8Diel with lciap and water. . $5.50 . ..!1111 $J.75 · THUIISDAT · IRONING BOARD Pad ancl Cover Set ·T ellon c:oo.ted lltnteh GD eoven . p!ua HI'Yieeablo thick pad. ·Smootlier, coo~ quort •· falter. \ THURID~T : 69c S.lel' RCA Whirlpool WRINGEI -' \ Wc:~shing Machines Dependable Wjdrlpool, with auto)D&tlc euwff tim.· · · ·er, qUick reJ.ease h.,.vy wrljtg8f with '"Iter pump · llld With the S)n'&Datot A&ltatDf, .' , ' . .. , I •na.oo ., ACHIEVEMENT ULTRAS ON:: STOOl<INGs·, MMIYour .. ..n&U~ .BY BERKSBJRR . ' ~.· A. I AlleocllnC - • lba -~ med and Mra. Mlnnte NeuQ. .. f" ;·., ling, Mra. VlrJIDia - _~r, ••JI lliM cam. __ !~· L.!iio.,..il~~"""" ......_.;;;.;.:~:;,.;;:~~~~ .. "l.-·.• ., J"ll . . •.. ' ~-·r "SPURS" AXMINSTER RUGS I I (UPIJ _ BID Riggin! of Lawton , Okla., ad va·-• ·~~ to the Young Adutf ay /. Also, Mr. Bowen showed lbe film P.E.P. after which he an· swered question• concerning tL Relresbnlenta were served ' by our ·. refreshment committee. ~1, ~rlnmph Colom~lao . C/ M ass eets at fl'n/aw Home 1 .,.. ~:reco~itt.ee. ournam~ WOMENS DACRON Harry Houdashelt preOSS ltnled devotionals taken from the hooklet. "The Secret Place." S On ~~. Harold Chase, chairman. ! A potluck din~r at noon prewat in charge of the business : ("eded the meetmg of the Dau· lllttling. I ghlt!rs of Ruth class of tbe UnTbe project report was giv· •ted Methodist church Monday eu and Included the sponsormg i afternoon at the church. Mrl. of lunrh for one child during , Dessie Patterson asked grace. the school year. Committt"es ! Mrs. Frank Stewart, presiwere named to assi st with 1be I dent , was in charge of the meet. · ing which opened with 1h e Plllll!lll. . lhymn, "When Love Shin., In," with Mrs. Stewart at the piano. Devotions on Love taken from I Corinthians 13. with responsive reading from the A dist hymnal , were led by Mlsa LASTING Lydia Ebersbach. Sho closed SYMBOL OF with prayer. During the business sessiDD, the death of Mlss Augusta Genheimer, a member, waa· report.. ed and flowers were sent. A aympatby card waa also 110111 to the family. It waa decided to hold meetiJllljl every two months in the future. Mrs. Des. sle Patterson. Mrs. Mart Crary and Miss Nelle Bin& have birth-. • • ' 1 r ' days in March and birthday str'ltll MIKIIII .. ttyllft& .. cards will be sent them. ct. . . . IJIPIIIIIIIIt Nllll . b A short program wq (ll'esent ,....., ...,......lftl. ..... nrDCII'•, &Hcii..,.....U. ed by Mrs. Jamb Gloeckner who read foor ol her on,tul poems• incluellng "March"• and "Spring Flowers." 1be moiliilj closed with tho Lord's Prayer ill unlaon. ee Future Homemaken ol Amerlhave completed plallll lor the BIIDual St. Patrick's Day dan" to be held tills coming Friday a.t Ule Kyger Creek audllorlwn from 8 p. m. to 11 p. m. The Jays of Pomeroy wiJ1 emcee the Informal dance whlcb Ia open to the pubUc. .1 . I I RUt h Cl I M t M d ca 110 I ~~o.~e... Mrs. DANCE AT KYGER Tbe Kyger Creek IIJgh School je~thleen ' I Si!Po.,.,_ . . $2.95 . ' . .. Wtlt AT On 7 . . . --. ., .. .. 1£ rteol!l. . . . . llwsJw .011:;t: w li 11' . ..... ,_, 111'1 .'.s:.:.-:. - . . ~. ~ o~ YOLX~V~J~N0~·~28=5--------------------~~~~0~Y~~~·~~E~~~ - ~'~·~OH--10~---------T~H~UR~S~D~A~~~MA~R~C~H~I8~,~1~96=5----------------------~F~I~~-~~~- Cosmonaut Turns Somersault in Orbit ~ppolnted reJ:,"=· .... . ·....w.... •• _,........,. ~- ~ ~ ~ e~plalned. THURSDAY SPECIAL! 1 h f aug ters an frlenda. :n • Aull re<!elved carded and glfla from relaUvea =n~ ~ t:::..~·,::; .? deco~~'::. e cream were bart, Gene Yoot, 1bamaa Sa)'re, and George Baer were PIW' ent. · DuriDI a di8CU811lon P«iod with the School board, several questions wore Permission was granled by tile board to repair the much need· ed owings and playaround eqtllpment. • Chod Ward and Robert ~ fill were to help WI th:a and Juanita Har. I ned th bak I bake ~ e: ~ mon;·ma;m:s• prg. sa e Ward read a JlQOID of which she was the autlior, and Martha Lou Beegle, Jdan· Ita Harris and Letha Proffitt lnted to the nominal- a.- II a "'- I in& a roan on the moon and the I lions and experiments, and As Leonov moved O\'lay, tbe a lifeline. fact Leonov was able to lea~e then reentered . ~ capsu.le. earth was framed in the back- ~ Frte Fllgbt the Voskbdd and maneuver •n- 1 The televumn piCtures ground. He pulled up hiJ legs The cosmonaut drilled eerily dependently in the frigid si· . showed Leooov's helmet slowly and held on for some time to a in free flight in a """"" that jubilant aomersault before re- cy said. The feat was broad- man space ship. Virgil]. Gris- lence of space Indicated a big I emerging from .the airlock. then haudrail attached to the side of i was almost dreamlike. He w«o turning safely to the craft. cast by Moscow television. som and John W. Young are Soviet technical lead. 1 Leonov himself-bis ihoulders the ship. a slivery space suit and boots. Tht first .Jpace pedestrian During his space stroll. the blast off from Cape Kennedy Ninety mjnutes after the ship rand then his waist. I Then Leonov was shown to be Vi~wers could see oxygen tanb and a companion cosmonaut cosmonaut, Lt. Col. Alexei Leo- next Tuesday. 1wen! into orbit on its scheduled I He ~a used waist-high from floatin.g in a horizo~tal posJtion, strapped to his back. >nrt hurled into orbit today I nov, 30. took pictures with his I The Russians today sent Leo- one-day flight, Leonov worked : the eXIt batch for word from chan&mg to a ver l.1cal one and Belyayev wa s shown talking abo'!J'd the spaceship Voskhod lmovie camera and "conducted nov into orbit with Col. Pavel lhis ·way out of the cabin and B<lyayev that it -:as sale to backing away from the ship In from inside the ship with !Sunrise) II. For about ZO min- I visual observations of me earth Belyayev, 39. 'fhelr space first moved about 16 feet away . proceed. Belyayev signaled the a somersault maneuver. He I ground stallons. . utes one spaceman was outside 1 and outer space,'' Tas! said. I was a giant step toward land- There he carried out observa- go--ahead. 1 was attached to the capsule by Leonov and the shJp were orMOSCOW (UPI) - A Soviet the ship and Hoo .10 of those The Russian space spectacucosmonaut left his spac~ !hip minutes he floated frt-e ~n lar came only five days bef9re to; :10 minutes today wbile ·or· / space, connected to the sb1p the United States was scbed· bitlllg the earth. He turDecl a witb a lifeline, Tass news agen- uled to launch Its first tw~ to /· I I I17,,500 biting the earth ot speed •GI mlles per 1bour. tbl ship's maximum dlotanoe rr. earth waa more than a10 miles -the highest 1n the hJotory ot manned space fiighls. The Ta88 new• qency 111r1 Leonov .. stepped out of tt. cabin of Voskhod 11 at 11:11 a a .m. (3 :30 a.m. EST) moved up to five metm !If L i in.) away from the lhip." G-T Adding 200 Lines at Pomeroy A 200 line addition to the ' county,'' Kimball said. "Party and Portland. "But," he re- last quarter of 19SS. Kimball Pomeroy telephone building, re- I lines previously serving up to marked, ''this reduction should said, "Continued lfOWlh of tbl duction of rural phone lines in 10 customers per line, will benefit all customers. Rural area and the need for addttloD}Ieigs county and a complete .serve no more than eight when I lines probably will be less it • facilities makes the IChedW.. changeout of the equipment in the reduction is completed in ' busy." Further party Une re- ed change necessary.'' the Portland central office, high- May." ductions are planned for the General Telephone Co. 91 light a quarter million dollar Directly affected in Meigs future , the manager said. Ohio currently 111'¥81 IDDJ't 1965 construction program for county are more than 1200 rural The Portland central office than 285,000 telephones Jn obk.. General Telephone Co. of Ohio subscribers in Pomeroy, Mid- switching equipment is schedul- including nearly 5,000 ill ~ in Meig~ county. dleport. Letart Falls, Rutland ed for replacement during the , county. "THURSDAY" ·· Elb erfelds In Pomeroy *Is D OBSERVES IIIRTBDAY Mrl. WIIUam Ault recently observed her birthday anntver· llll'Y with her family lncludlllg Mr. .00 Mro. Charles Slndle and Panln Lawhorn of Springfield; Mr. and Mn. c. H. Wlae, Jr., o1 Waverly; . Mrs. Colella Bush and son, Greg, and the Ault children, Kay, Dennll, Merrl. A lnatrum~tal f:;t~·:•~will~·~be;;_Marc:;~h~25~--~C~o;;;w~en~w;;;l;;;th~pr~a;.:.yer~~--oiG;.iuy:i;iF;iln;i;laiiw;;;i._,_,_,.,._, I ll&hl• From Carvu.iel. ~~banda Nal]la ,!IIW of ...... wltiJ .. ..nd &eslvel, U pooitionl for llie eyes aJld IS p01lliou lor th moalb. ~:Jtlor Band wUI play regular meetlnl NCOntl7 at tiMI "~ Portland SchooL "BandoloJIY," "T be Good Southern Local School bolrd Daughter Overlllre,:' ·~ "lllgb- members John Flaber, Joe &. Theodorus Council, Daughters of America, met Monday even· DEROIT (UP!) - Detroit third ro::. of thel lt4th anJIIIntal lng st the IOOF hall Wltb LotRed WIDI Gordie Howe, who Barranq tenn • tie Cohen, councilor, presiding. auflered a severely Injured Tuesday with a 6-0 eW Edith Hines was reported Ill. right thigh In Sundays li-Z vic- over Lu Roa. Mrs. Sabra Morrison, a trans- Communications were read f~om r s · tory over . Boston, 1s taking ~n:ericans Ahce Tym of Pefer from another chapter, was Aline Everhart state .councilor, It was voted to purchase flowwhirlpool and heat treatments orJa •. Ill. , and Tory Fretz. of welcomed as a mem~ when concerni~g. membership; Ehza- er:~ for the altar at Easter and and trainers hope to have him Harrisburg, Pa.: won their first the regular meellng of Xi Gam- beth Qumlm state secretary•. In elder members of the church ready lor the Bruin game round events m Ill• womens rna Mu was held recently at the regard to a State Sessaon W:IU be remembered on thelr Thursday night. singles. Columbia Gas office in Middle- which will be held August 17 birthdays. Four tha~ you ~.~en~·~;;:;.~;;;~~~~~~~~~jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii;;;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii., port. and 18 in Dayton_ and from notes we~ read for g1fts from Mrs. Welker announced Edith Wakely, diStrict deputy. the class. A dessert course was there would be 8 mother-daugh- concerning the district rally served by Mrs. Everett Thomler luncheon for the March so-- April 22. A thank you note was as. h H lton I II cial and that plans were being read from t e aze am Y· made lor the annual Founders Phyllis Rowan of Forest Rose TO MEET TONIGHT 1 t Th d th (9:00 to 5:00) Day dinner. Mrs , R~ Sisson, Counci was a gu.es · e Past Prest enls of e Ways and Means chairman, re· A report was g1ven on the American Legion AuxlUary of minded members of the Tup- rummage sale held last week. Drew Webster Post will meet Thuradoy Salel perware party and that each It was announced that the hoot!: tonight al the borne of 111 Yonks Most Poputar member Is to bring a guest to of the Council would be audl Mrs. I . M. Tomton. . Womens 100% D~eron the next regular scheduled befor~ the ne~ meet1ng.f :e . meeting. meetms closed In regu1ar 0 • 1Cowen. The business meeting An invitation from Akron to Games were played a. refresh- waa conducted by the presidalt, (Western Style Tr~use;ol attend the State Conv~nlion to ments served. lllildY Pbalin, SHORT SLEEVE UNIFORMS For boys and youne nieo. held May 14, 15, and 16, 1 ' As their project the IIJ'OUP Slim fit, hip busglnl White, In sizes 10 to 20 and 14'h to 24'h was read . A. report was g.•ven vbled to belp purchase · Spurs. Twills and denlms. In wheat eolor or Dlack. by the nommatmg comm1ttee furnace for the church 1 bueand it was announced that there ment and repair tbe church THURSDAY f<tr IOYS' 2.98 SIUI will be election of nlflcers at _ letiD board. A tree-will off,erlr~&ll the next meetmg. was taken for flower. IDCl ,- · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , THURSDAY A program on "Neighborhood The Young Adult Class of the cellaneous projecll. . S.le19 foot by 12 Foot Se1mless Social Costoms " was giVen by Pomeroy Baptist Church mot YOUTHS' Uf IIZII Mary Anderso~ and refresh- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 1be meetJnc wu c~ Sl't.50 ments were served by Reva Richard Flnlaw with 14 mem- refresbmenll aerved by THURSDAY '.10 Vaughan and Anll Rupe, with bers present. lbostea, Gertrude Flnlaw. Well Known Makes MIN'I 3.91 IJDI members pretent. The nen Devotions were led by Betty ored slides wera abon by Dks 'I 18 ....,.;, ON THI THURSDAY mee In · IRD PLOOR ' 8. H. Sanborn Missionary Society • Circles Plan #or April Meetmg Plans Wt!Te made by the Cir· hospitality hour for .the ''• D fAG rOUp Meets at /OOF Hal/ Mrs. Lucke D • / LeVOtiOnQ d M Sd· eQ er On Oy fte ...........,...,- -. IIIOW YOU KNOW Portia:'!!I~ . Ill 'l1le Port! . Robert 0~-• ~-~~~ the Southern """"' ,_. ~""' nd re rted today 1115' IJtu. 1o Saturday to IronI« the dlatrlct OMEA Mus'lc Conteot. Mr. Gamer polnled QUI tl!at .the 7th and llh grade band of 4% membera (three ninth arade students wiD be used In tills group to supply full basic illsb'umentation) wiD be the nnty group of Ita kind to enter Junior . High competition. from M&IBS county. He said tills young" but "line :.~ ~· SchooiBoard Meet w'th ~ S "I • Ill �,~. .friday Evening s-BJ)sron ...., ... ... ,. :, . I, I t . . till, t1 IJ .,77144 il • ' Cincilwtl Phil•delphis ..... y~ 3t • . • .... •~U_t~- d . w.... ·DI~ ' ~ w. L.P& •-Los An&tlel . . .• • • .. St. LDuta .......... a·~ IJ. rr • Alit Baitil!llft Detzolt lHUil San Franctaoo 1-Clltlcbed tJile IJ ••. . . w • • • ' .. . WM·"*''•P !' "BriD1 111111 JIOriablo bJ.fl : - New York lit B011oa 11& - ' for - · blrlhda• doll!" Baltimore 117 Los Alii ' ·--" I Sl Louia 101 San ll'raDtb:eo iiliiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit~~ . I I Spring's Newest SUITS & SPORT COATS New styles for men and boys by Stylemart. Middl· shade and Brookfield. 34.95 to 75.00 Spring Sport and Dress Shirts from 3.50 Extroll Exfrill - l<onstant Kruse COnON SLACKS HELEN HELP US! Permanent erease cotton slacks by Kenwick., a quality brand. No iron· ine ever. See these now! 5.95 Everything FOR GRADS Suits, slacks, white coats and black slacks for the big occasion. Sbort lleeve tapered ahlrb. Slacks by Jaymar & Hubbard from 8.95 FIRST QUALITY REGULAR Downie-Gross Home of Am>w Shirts POIJWIOf Reds Try Cards, Mets Win 74 Voice of Broadway ••• reporting ly DOROTHY KILOA.LLEN WINDING 1'1'8 NBW - · I filM F wlw~ .• ~ .,, • ' ,.. ,- - . . ~- - ,, cnn•. ~ • ~ ~1... "waDI~ rfiJd 011er lnanaps and trouflle lr.dep_llllllll f1111l I $ IIIIi uti felru tile "truck" out of bd lila. It R1Ch Rn h, proteels truck, driver .... Ci&IV fa om 8 TCITibe Joltiq. And Ill Chmolet pickups •••til• Wsaprond.,..nwitlalllionsof. .tlofuser•a'iri•a Wlillllt. TrJIIC!IIlount of Chmolet'Uiul Flttllide or Stepiida pf+IPL Wsoneof tile Wg n •••• that ChevRiet Is tnt clolcie lritll pick• •••rs flom COld .to eoast. 1'll111t••• :u ur Cltnnlet ..,.. ata.c .!!!l e,e filii u~ ·-,;.-" ' I MRII ! !.i ,_ •. '}_; I;O~S$LE·R ·POMEROY ..MOTO'R COMPA,NY' . - ,. POMROY �~-:- · H ' if , _ SO rf :: , "' ~ G1!4!1 ~ .III.Jt 4<Mt'! 11J tal fromoat~~ rul.... eotatel'tllllal )'Oil ...... p. Pl. fl;rloal!!'~ 1 ~ l'ildly. SECURITY . ~fcha--.,il tJfOn AeyQoe ..villa quMIIaDt .. bout 11010 tbllr 11M ..,.,.... Honored on his 12th Birthday PT. PLEASANT - The Pt. ol Chrllt and Director ol Ad.leDoed Ill this tjpe work •lnce PNv.at •..,.. ..,. Ill Pleasant Qmn:h of Christ will mtsslonlat David Lipocomb Co~ many ol them have worked In will elfoct tbllr benefUa llbaul4 ·1ellbli , _ IDCIII ..our!IJ s()OMOI' a campalp lor Christ lege ln Nashville Is the evange- previoUs CAD'IP'iCna In LIJdc>. · · aet In toucb with the Soclal ebeCb. Go to JOUI' loeai ooetal beginning Sunday, March 21, list and will speak each night wlci, Glennville, Hinesville, and · Securtly Office, 331 Fourth Sl., eecurll7 ofllee It least llltee Heresy Holler me, it's mistaken Identity. continuing through Friday, at 7:30. Fitzllerald, Georpa, Russellville Mll'iotta. 011111. '1bo olflct II DPiibo bel<n Jl1ll nllre. SbversvUie, R. D. But after explaining to one ' ch :IS. The church be a1- Sixljl-flve student• from Da- and MJncie, _lnd. _ t.,..........,..,...,. . . Appalachia youngster that 1 was really sisted In thil eflort by t he vld Lipscomb CoJieie in Nash- They are scheduled to work Social security benellclarlelli Y., who earned over during Jlavmg Just returned from a be-nighted instead of be-knight- Churches of Chrilt in Gallipo- ville will be spending their In the Staten Island, N. safari Into Darkest Appalachia , ed, 1 found the custom to be u, and Hendenon. Spring Vacatlon• in thil area. C8mpalgn for Christ in June 11164 muot file their 1Mual ..,. l can report on some of the only the resu lt of military train- Services will be held each 1They will be vlsltlnR the homes and July u par! of the World's port by April 1~, IN&. Fallure noticeable things in the "out- 1ing. It is used to preservo the night during the week In the in Pt. Pleaaant, Gaillpolis, and IFair campaiaJIS lor Christ. spon- to do_,. IIISY result In lou of Side world ." illusion that a gentleman can Old American ~gion auditor· Hender50D inviting individuals sored by Churche! of Chri st in benebts. 1 Since the trails were well be . the result of an act of eon. ium located on Viand St. be- to attend the servlees each New York, New Jersey, and 1 If a beneficiary reported durblazed, my exploration p!!rty gress, as when common sold- tween Fifth and Sixth streets night. Connecticut. ing 1164 that he was workfnl I was only lost a few times. iers admit their inferiority with in Pt. Pleasant. It they can render any serv- Tbese students are •.mder the and expected to earn over fl200 • •· Mostly this was on account of each statement to superiors. Danny Cottrell , Minister of Ice, they will be happy to do direction of Felton Spraggins, his annual report form has a~ encountering at the various in- and as the military salute .;_ the Ashland City, Tenn., Church so. These students are exper· Tlrector of Personal Work at readY been mailed to him. AJry tersectiom~ with traih to a out- presented the shading of the the Chapel Avenue Church of beneficiary Who earned over ' l aide world a number of struc- eyes from the radiance given ! Christ i.n Nubville, and Wav- ''200 and hal not yet ret!eived lures which resembled the pro- off by the nobles in an earlier ell Stewart, Naslwille, Coordi- hiJ report form In the mail bably reoult of a mating of a Age . Dator of Campai&nJ lor Christ. ahould be aure to Cet one from roller - coaster with a mystic They have worked in and led our office. Th.ese forms may maze. 1 heard a native call . From the fact that all motormany ~pai,na throughout the he requested by pbone or maD New Spring·· • them interchanges. Each one Jsts appe~red to be tn a great United States. as well 811 in persoa. of these was marked with a , rush. I . f1rst thought the entire The ministero and elders of In fieurlng your total yearly .•' eCOATS sign menUonllli a large amount populatton of Appalachia was the local conll'flations of the earnings, you count any Wlletl ; of money and my first impres- fieemg to more prosperous arChurch of Christ invite you to you earn from work 81 an em\ eDRESSES olon WSB that it was some sort eas. But as the traffic seemed INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE Marcb be a part of this campaign to ployee and any earnings !rom of prize contest with rewards to be equal 1 ~ ~th dtrectlons, Marcb II, 1115 Hood•s - Jim Sisson 411; place Christ in the hearts of 1 self • employment. Combine 1 ' \_\ eSUITS for those able to solve the puz- that theory didn seem to ap- Asbland. on D.Bechtle, Jim Johnson 450: Ra.;mgs 1508; the Individuals In thil area. Ev- ~ ynur earnings if you were both lie in the fewest number of ply. Then I decided Jt was the 376 : H. Vineyard 364; J. Mees Total 1369: Won 0 Lost 3 Points erynne Is invited to attend the self - employed and an emArriving Oallyl ' ' attempta, but found they were result oi the readmg of the 362; T. Phalen 401; E. Gilland 0. Rl..,.runnen - Owens 474: services. ' ployee. Do not count the fol· only sta.Hna the amount of bite Declaration of Independence 394 : Handicap 150: TotaJ 2047. , Lawhorn 463 ; Osborne 538 : Han~owing. types of income 88 earn· put OD the taxpayers (or their and that. most everyone was I W:m I Lost 2 Points 2. Swisb- dicap 42 · Totall5J7· Won 3 Lost mgs ; mterest on savings ac· 1 gran4cbildren). I e~ag~ m the "~ursuit of hap& Lohse - J. Bailey 4&4 ; 0 Points' 8. ' Handicap 1541; TOtJl 2433. Won i counts, income from pensions, At each filling station, motel, pmess, at 90 miles per hour. T. Bowen 390; R. Bailey 412 : Admirals - Art. Johnson 456 ; 1 Lost 2· T~•m . No. 3 . - T. i reun:~ent _pay. or Vetera~·s . 0 255 restaurant, et cetera, I was 1 found , too, that the govern-I K. McElhinny 442: W. Will!ord 1Miller 483; Seyler 472; Handi· ~han _m, :~:·~ ·. - ~ Admtmstratton _beneflls, . m326 addressed as "Sir.'' '111is ment h.is established a number j472 : Total 2180; Won 2 Lost l ~ cap 15 ; Total 1426; Won 2 Lost •. J. &:;ollljes 347 .. J. come from annUitieS, inhen~· wao al!o attached to the of "re-training schools" the i Pomts 6. 1 Points 4. Werry's Worts _ Glaze 341 • Handicap 1002 · To- t ces, Income from sale of capt· ...... · .;..·. -··• statemen1 addressed t o purpose of which seems ' to be Elli . . talT2543. HI Wonh 2 G Lost I. ~-CII ~· "' ~ 563: Sp1res 454: Ray Smtth T me ao many times that I de- to enable the cttiO -. Tot I 1'99· W . earn g arne - earn Wor. 0 Lost 3 Team No. lens of Ap- Blue & Grey V wip~l - . a • • on I Lo<t 2 •- 0 3 925· T. Hi h Se · eided this oountry had •~·1 lti · ·· · · · rc Po·nts 4 •• earn g rtes C Ohlinger 354· L. Hawley 405; · • • 1 . ......,.~.~~ pa ac a to acqutre rtbthty m 540: E. Bachner 384; W. Chis· · - Team No. 2, 25248. Hi h Ser· · ' . · i to tonfer that title to Its cttJ- various trades and occupations ler 539· F w Porter S?O· J Pomeroy Flre Dept. -Frank 1· 5 p t Sto g H'1 h N. Amsbary 434 • A. Hanning 432 • 18118. Usually it's an honorary and prepare them to migrate Duerr 549 :. Tola J 2582. Wo~ Sisson 483 ; l\'esselroad 553; ~ - _ 8p t S~ ~ g 398 ; P. Mullen 481; Handicap " aalutation given to those with to another part of the country Lost 0 Points 8. Davi• • Warn- 1 Grueser 487; Handicap 6; To- ' arne a ry . 108; Total 2180. Won 3 I.A>st 0. lllOl'e flnanctal than education- and take over the positions al- er - E. Perry m : R. Carson tal 1529: Won I Lost 2 Points 4. New :ork Clolbing- J. Walal talents. In auch a case, w1th ready held by those citizens, 369; T. Anderson 33B: H. Ches- I GloeckDf'l'l - Homer Smith Tbursd•y Afternoon Leagur ton 384 , R. McTurner 428, J. i""=--====~-, thus creating another "depress- her 442 : F. Reichert 447; Han- 1409; Gloeckner 477; Yeanger, March 4, 1115 . . Warner 443; C. ~rautter 351; ed a" a" in lime for next elec- dicap 150: Total 2251; Won 0 ' 453: Total 1339. Won 2 Lost 1 Landmark .. P. Btlikarn H. Wolf 40'1; Handtcap 177: T<>tion . Lost 3 Points 0. Points 4. 346: N. Carsey 323; I. Couch tal 2190. Won 3 Lost 0. Simon's Mr. Bee _ L. Jewell 475· J High Game _ G. Nesselroad 315; L. Burt 332; J. Hysell Markel - E. Sylveator 398; I found a good many citizens •Ebersbach 393; K. Lawhorn 09 ; 228 : High Series _ P. Ellis 312; llondicap 330; Total 19/iS. G. Burdette 360; D. Clark 400; engaged m wrttmg letters _to iR. Nelson 458 ; D. Dotson 419 , 563: High Team Game _ Won 1 Lost 2. Fabric Sbop- M. Domigan 434; Blind 330; the•; .~ongressmen protestm~ 1 Handicap 60: Total 2214. Won 0 Pomeroy Fire Dept., 573 : Hieh E. Roush 412; A. Nease 409 : N. Handicap 129; Total 2051. Won agamst Government Spendmg Lost 3 Points o. K & c Jewel- Team Series _ Pomeroy Fire Barton 495; L.McKlnney 344; 0 Lost 3. and "Federal Control': and pre- er11- Bob Bowen. Jr.. I. Howell 298: Handicap 174; High Game - Nelia BartOn 421 : Dept. 1529. . : Total 2132. Won 2 Lost 1. 194; High Series - Nella Bardtctmg the dtre ano ternble K. Johnson, 463: Blind 260 : p_ I ~~nsequences of our present pol- Radford 467; J . Johnson -144: Women's Beginners Lf'ague : Rutlaad Furnftare - D. Grate ton 495; Team ltigb Game 1 419; P. Carson 350; C. Black New York Clothing Houae 768: tctes. Most of these , however, Bowen, Sr., 174 : Total 2229. March 10. 19115 MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT . 1 __ .till your duty's done, ~~ded wtth the r~quest that· Won 3 Lost o Points 8. Slow •·our _ E. Haley 2SV; 245; M. Edwards 280: V. Grate Team High Saries - New York -1· s ong as Y~~ re up there, High Game - Frank Porter M, Neal 366; J. Ferguson 249; 322; Handicap 381; Total 1997. Clothing House 2190. and your feet will feel get us a grant. Jr., 223: HJgh Series - Frank v. Phillips 247 ; Handicap 117: - -- - - - - ..~ . ::..;.~~.:.i;i....,_......; All in all I'm glad to get Porter Jr ., 570; Team High Total1280. Won 2 Lost l. Spare·• fine in this hand-laced I ' ·Game Blue & r· back to Heresy Holler in time ...rrey, 885 : len - W. Felt)' 313; M. Snowwhite leather tie-mocc to start digging up Sassafrass , earn Htgh Series - Blue & , den 274: P. Grant 311; S. llood dandelion , Grey 2582 · 341: Total 1239; Won 1 Lost 2. with easy crepe rubber roots and picking greens to help out with the ! Team No. %- A. Hawley 349; 1 sole. fond surplus situation. SENIOR BOYS LEAGUE , P. Bearhs 340; A, Radford 318; Hieronymous Marc• 1, 1115 ~ k. Wildermuth 274; Total 1281; Pomeroy _ Tom Harris 296· Won 3 Lost 0. Fayetles - B. Bill Sawyer 321; Mike Sawy Krawsczyn 215: F. Manley March 15, 1965 388: Jeff Burl 387· Keith W1J ' 362; K. Kaufl 221; S. Russell Editor Truck l01d PurchiM Enables US To Offer Savings ley 411 : Handicap 891: Total 248; -tfandicap 60; Total 1106. 2894. Won 3 Lost o. Raolne • · Won 0 Lost 3. , $30 to $50 On TheM Fine Suites. If You Are One Dear Sir: Forfeit. Won 0 Utot 3. llolletleo - L. Windos 328: L. Who Appreciates Smert Style end Casuel Corrtfo,;/ ' Rldenonr'd Radio & TV _ Ridenour 187; G. Leonard 320; I would like to add my thanks You'll Went To Teke Advenlege Of This Offer. . to those of your County Heart Charles Knight 428: Theron R. Yeauger 218; Handicap 27; "·Fund campatgners for the sup- Cruise 439; Gary Wolf 397: Dave Total 11110; Won 0 Lost 3. Pinport you ga~e our recent dnve. Leonard 422: Don Roush 388; neues - I. Bartrum 349; P. When "Fiexsteel" enters your home it brings you a dramatic new pride of ownerShip, The grattfymg response to the Handicap 705: Total 2779. Won Stone JUI; V. Davis 291; C. Van .... a appe~l for funds mdtcates a 3 Lust 0. Bahr'• Clothier - Meter 329; Total 1277; Won 3 luxurious new living design. But there's more, much more, to this fine furniture, ' .••• growmg understanding of the Dick Garten 370· Tom Blaine Lost o heart problem. lna~tal in 341; Ron Hlndy Mike GarGame- Faye Manley, hlevenly comfort, exclusiv fabrics, superb styling, and best of all, Flexsteel's writtln , ~f• keeping the p~he informed len 289; BUI Swan 330: Hand!· 137; Jliih Series - Mona Neal ' both as to the strtdes that have ,cap 939; Total 2621. Won o Lost 366: Team High Game _ Sparetime spring guarantee. See these magnificent pieces today! to date and the need 3. less 454- T · I Style 2500 fbeen made r · th r h . • , earn H'tg h Sertes . '1 or con. mumg_ e 1g t agamst Brown's Bottled _Gas - Mick Team No. 2. 1281. unquestionably heart dn~ease ts the press. Your Menehini 490: Len Van Meter 1 help IS mvaluable. 359: Danny Crow 319 : Dave JUNIOR BOYS LEAGU •• All of us who took part in the IReed 521: Phil Swindell 293: Morcb 10, 196i E I campaJgn are deeply grateful 795: Total 1:177 . Won Ashland Oil _ 8 S for ynur paper's cooperation Lost . Middleport Dept. Store 0 . · awyet this cause, a cause in which I Don Nelson 340; Ray Hin· 32 ~ M. ~wyer 360; D. ~row .,, ,, sincerely believe. dy 328; Dave Jenkins 410; Mike 310: T. Titus 365; S. Domtgar. -· Gress 347; Craig Rawlings 347: 334, Handtcap 666; Total 2355. Yours truly, Midclloport, 0. fROM IHE Wiley L. Fonmn. M. D. Handicap 878; Total 2646. Won Won o Lost 3. Team No. Z - •Il I ;;;;;;;;-;o;;IOIIa;-----·-'1 •uoo New Fashions for SPRING·· I I Hours FLY l 1 . •; I ~ - TRU "~l Iii .. I Dedication to bettel' fng the health of the commtlftity is the trade-mark of our pharmacists and one of the ABC's of phar· macy. You can cDunt on ' your service us to be · at ••• at all timest SIMON'S SIDE 150 to 170 lbs. Of :'" 38c 4 Registered 80 to 90 lbs. 45c "'· SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS mah WY2·2955 112 E. Main lb. HIND QUARTER Phermaclsts To Serve You " - ! . ·. is for . NOW you eu REALLY SAVE ON i!Ji1 lsiJu!oultmJilfll'll 1. W; ~ r~r POMEROY I' I IT -. ' -l-:-;:.;.;1 ~- t:t.rl,.lN,:--L; ~ WY 2-3498 i fR ll~ hlng Is -ier w1t11 pltaty of w..... , ...,e 5·10 ' 4 BY •.. BEN FRANKLIN L' '-· 12 I ' S- 10 •••· 3 NOW FOR BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS L.-.TERI IGLADOLI .ROSE POOO I DAHLIAS F!RTILIZI!RS ond PLANT FOOD I AMARYLLIS eCANNAS eFERTILIZER eBEGONIAS eBONE MI!AL I I 1 PLAN . I il er I FRONT QUARTER 70 to 80 Jbs. 35c 'omeroy lb. 1 only 6.99 Shop At Waid Cross' Sons Store For FLEX ST-EEL THE SHOE BOX Pafo Vwlt COLLECTION STEAK· .... ·.. •' TAl LESS ,. ·, Reed: I j 95th ANNIVERSARY SALE fu:k $11·!~ Compare . •. You'U Buy! * ra- AJI..Wather powerhoU.. * * Allti-eplull Yell! oap preventll cor•""•un eBlock ell~• eWhite RIZER OIL COMPANY Home Owne• 1c Operated IRed eGrey SIIH 4 to 10 I A COMPLETE SELECTION! i ---_.. __..., ........ -- .......... --.. . 1.' , .,.......,.••' o.w •"• . • a-mut ....... ..,,.,.. •• IUYON OUit COIMNIINr taMs·,. .99 pr ·• j eSicto Pure Bone MNI eE1i'th c.,.,.. Gra..-Sied · ePut Mo.. •etlllle ' ROUSH'S SHOE STORE MIDI;»~PQ~~~ ' . OHIO .- ...... , ·t. ·.;I ' ' I GROUND CHUCK LEAN · FRESH GROUND KRAFT ' n !Weotlif & lrush Killer iWW' killer,c.,;, e Pex C~•·•~ Con11'111 •l)u~ Ammate eWe•d Moro L•wn ...,,,·!' ' No .. ·HARDWARE' •' 89~ SHOP EARLY! VALLEY BELL GRADE 'A' Light Chunk TUNA 4 ... s1.eo ' >' 59c - Pl•~t Foods, Fertlliai'S, l~ctlcldes l••!occ!l Plant Food I Sacco Lawn Food t•clir,Ont il::t......... Dust > 2'pr. $3.00 Ill. lb ARGO 61/2 OZ. CAN ··-·-..'*' '< 39c lb. SIRLOIN STEAK · · · ··· •· 99c - Complele Une Of / ~ .; ROAST RIB STEAK Delicious 79~ l '' ·~ Rooin....., Pellrflt,'...., C:.lo" · You'll Like Our Service 225 No. Second CHUCK IGARIDE.N sEED I ct1ve A .... Lift te ~r Llvlnt WOMENS TENNIS SHOES and LOAFERS Baa o:dra·hanl rubber -lnr T-BONE mAK .. · ..... · ·For You I . Ferry-Morse Bulk DISCOUNTS TO All On Our Step Saver Board When You Buy A Pair Of Regular Priced Shoes Discounts 25c tt $10.00 MRYBODY WINS Save On New Spring Shoes Instant Power When You Need It . iI. '. GOODYEAR BATTERY ROUND I :::::::::Pr:es:id:e:nt;;;;:;;"JII;!;Lost High 3.Game _ Dave Reed R. R. Burt Vaughan 333; 292; S. Van J. Swatzel Meter 346; 279: High Series - Dave C. Haggerty 358; Handicap 939; : 521; Team High Game-· Total 2548. Won 3 Lost o. IIElrovvn'• Bottled Gas, 971: Team Team No. 1 - P. SI<JI'y 432; High Series - Ridenour Radio L. Vaughan 270; J. Burt 362; and TV, 2779. K, Phalln 44H; J. Werry 317; 6 or 12 volt Trimmed Juicy Ebersbach Hdwe. Your Headquarters HOLSUM 5 loeves • VELVEETA CHEESE 2 ~~- 89c RiG. SIZIC -SILVER DUST- 2... SSe ., W41D CROSS' SONS . '' IJAQNI!~ 0. . .,.,_ 3 ..... $J.09 EGG-S.'""" NESCAFE ~ ',":;79c SIMON'S MA nu OPEN EVENINGS _7 PM- SA:TURO~Y"JQ. '9PM WY 2-3975 �--- ~ .................... ..--- ....... . . ••Of;i$ .,..._-~ --~ ~ -~ -·.,... - . ....... -- ,.. .. ' ' ' ·~ . , I ' ! \ " Classified Ads- Your I ' ,f I• .ble, 111<1 thAt llelnC ~ IIAKLY MEAMNOO · 11-Jilll<>matll:ally lllld ~loJI. • Ow wlri "ptelly" If dim ReV.l' e. '. · lliiiHptle IDIJy raW u • 1110rt batur.ll leil frotrt the Old P'illll"" •pea"' lllate than, aay, 011Joytn, tha II&" wlddl melllll ".....Uaa . lftm--tute.ol a aood clpr. •>ly." After eenturlejl, lie llleaJI. Delondee 01 ~ leuurob!el"" cbanaed to "Ct'llt)l," then letlael, ll'lael YDII Joe IJDihlnt -•t "illcenlolll" and, liDaUJ, 10. lie -ntaa ·' to lose but a taw doJkn for dental care 11 you don't Jet lthlnp set . out o1 hand. ,..,._rt !fdell PNta ~ an too lor eueb blah. . fN'I'ER.RmATED f;IOLLrwOOD (UPI)~I WOdld I del 1101 want to bQther mUCh II II a worthJ caut~ In 10 auto- Populatloo 01 Trl8taJI da Cu!lllll• to offer lodly a 1ft' wordl wllll Ollt flrot 1111t ol commero- mated aolilepllc age ;ha II one b~ family. E•Hed In defense of caY!IIel. lab! ucept to ougge!lt lbat If ' · \from lheJr South Atlalltlc hoaH! .CayiUeo, 1 ldlnit, Ire not en- you are a YOUIII man or ,..,. 'niAIN NEWSPAPER by voleanlc eruptl9ns In 11181. llrely defens.lvel, or ev~n man, and you ll1'e given the 1 Pint new1p0per ever printed •tbe 264 islanden bear one alrable, bul at llmea they ~MD rare ch~Q~Ce to c._ betweeJI ·00 a lllOVInf llaill wu printed seven suroamu (beblg related dHWed)y preferable to tbe II- being a mpertor bWIIIIn beblg !by Tllom.. All-a EdiiOD wlleo •by Intermarriage); Gll!l, Or-. IOI'IIIUves olfered In tile Yllue or winning a loolhpaste teot, be be .,.. 16 yeon old. Edlwe :Hagan, Lavarello, Repetto, R~ Blnlcturea of at leaat two 1011 a superior human being. printed the Weekly Herak! 111 gera ·and Swalr!, 1 of't.lelemlon tootllpaote coJDo A far more tempting set of 1up on a little ptinllng prua lD/ meMI!Ia. commercials, but aJoo a chal· a baggage tar, In one set ol U.. major .,. lenge to Jast-dltch defenders of tlori ;C<Jinmerelalll, a fOUDg per. such pleasurable sensations u son -Who· ldinlte being illferlor taSte and smell, Is the group of to hls eompetltor ln varloul re- advertbements !hat baH pushed • J 0 spod!i ljlollta Ill the fact that II the idea of brushing after each ACROSS 2.Polm 22. Growld least he won a toothpaste teal, meal. L Rascll J.&v.:ftr'. pain which ·presumaly Ia partial It is lrue that the"' commerc- e. Seize I. Obtalllo: II& Afrlcaa dial. cotn~tlcm for not beills lals, in keeping abreast of mod- 11 · Girl'• Dime 12 'D!veotol lnll clw valedictorian. ern realism and corporate pe~ ' ~~~. annor U.Doc. One :'m1J81 .uspect lllat the ahip with the cODBumer, DOW lu!f....,... 5.DtgrMia trbto creators of these commerctall auggest ·the omoother JMlUibtJ.j outp ol ...,_l'lnl 28.Ja,pf. h~.; duty tlllen note of · the lty of brushing whenever one 114. J:!h klto .ohruo fact that, lflth good IICIIoolf set- can. But note thai the modifl.''"· Attempted '1..'l'w!lled 28. Ulbllcll 1111& totlgher and toueher to Set cation here rclatr· only to con- 17. Wlte'ot fll>rlc w!l4"" • . CelaboaOI< into; the' ' losers constllute a venience, that the implication 18 :!,~ 811.8.LonJIItUdlo 33.1kmc' • . aull psychologically more ICCesllble Is that you really should bruab ZIJ: Co1np... nil tliDber: oblf&ll. audlenN. Alao that the winners after each meal if at aD poss~ potnt R.R. IIi. OneaL * fH' SCHOOLMA'AM SENT 'IE A NOTE, AUNT LOWEEZY DA l Y CR0 SSW 0 R PHONE WY 2-2156 ...... -tho- -- E._ 22. Principally - 25• .Fold 27. Art1st'• lO. Kettle 14. C o n - 16. Seream lt.Aeutt 28.Teaseat :U . Tho~ colloq. L&teo lti. PlaoN -88.- ll'ltzgeNit tO. Cattle G.PUJJ,ua troller k1&v& 29. Wea.poJW 80. A Yeceffon . opot 31. Feudal olllate owner: abbr. 32.Aeonfectlon M . Nonell04 36.11trollo14 lelaurely i 40. Exdla.nge , .U.A-ot 4ea4: - I E~ f3.Conolell&-- - FOUNTAIN CORPORATION 450,000 SHARES 1 I tlon 44. Old· 45. Otstorta OFFERS TO THE RESIDENTS 01' OHIO 01' OIIIGINAL IUUI Cla11 ,.A,. Cernmon Stock •• f1.00 Por Yoluo l'ullr Paid, N..,.Ao-..~lo. f6. Egypt II! kinks DOWII' LHarah breathlng>g11~~~~:'~~~~=~~=~ """b_DAILl' CRiPRIQUOTI!J ..- g...,•a oow to work 1t1 Capitol ..._. AXYDLBA.t.X& Ia LOX&.III:LLOW PRICEf2·50 PER SliAlUI: Additional Information may be obtained frem truphloo, Each day- thelengtll COde - - FOUNTAIN CORPORATION "Soy! What tho1e kldo needed was a telephone!'' •II or write FOUNTAIN CORPORATION Sulto 405- l'lrot National lollk lulldlnt 1-lwti,Ohlo FOR SALE - 1be per1101181 property of the late KaUe Eljzabeth Becht will be sold as at auctlon at 1:00 P. M. on Friday, April 2nd, 1966, at her late residence on Welchtown HID, Minersville, Ohio, ineludlng organ and stand, lov~ seat, divan, bedl, stove, table and chain, kitchen cabinet, and many ot11er lteml too nwneroua to mention. Terms of sale: Cub. LEWIS HARRIS, Executor of tbe Last Will and Testament of KaUe EllzabeCb Becht, Dece•sed. Crow, Crow & Porter · Attol'IIO}'I for Executor (3) 18, 25; (4) I, 3tc Pho.. ANa Coda 614 512 1HI Thlo 11 Mllhor an - · 1o oon - 1 •llclo fallon ol offors to ..., anr of lhaaa Tha II lftlde only., tlw ltNIIIICfut.. Mardi 12, 1MI advortl-'""' -•rltlft. KEITH GOBLE FORD USED -TRUCKS LOOKING FOR A GOOD USED TRUCK OR A CHEAP SECOND USED CARt COMIJN AND Ill THES~ _ ..( ., ' 64 CHEYigi(L}2 TON 6 CYL PICKUP ,. J •PMd lnDL Lonr mll•p. 60 CHEVROLET 2 TON 6 CYL Cob IIIII ..,.-,..., 171" W.B. ' ~ lraDI. I norul._ IPIIt 57 GMC 2 TON 8 CYL AT TAX TIME Cab IIIII "'•HI• Jar W.B. ' apeod -ole. 57 CHEVROLET 2~ TON I cob 1114 "'•"" nor _uJe. 111" w.a. ' CYL. IJJeod trua. I 1!11111 a .....,. 55 FORD ~ TON 6 CYL lladlo.lopeodlr-. a-.. 51 GMC% TON STAKE BED BUDIIood. J IJJeod lnnL . CHEAP USED CARS apartments llbed and unflll'llllbed. llzel. Pbolle WY 2.-3261. 57•.,....Auto._. Dodge 4 Dr. • · • ,*295 ............... ....··, 3-ls.tlc JI'OUR ROOMS and bath, fur. nllhed apartm.mt, uiiUIIes furnlahed. Inquire: Ohio H~ tel, Middleport. J 12 tfe f'OUR room apartment, newly re-decorated, partly furnllbed. Phone WY 2.-3117. a 11 IWii'i'T on_, letter simply stands for aDOtber.la thll a&m.ple A. ill uaed for the throe Ila, X tor tha two O'o, etc. SloJI'Io lett- . _ 56 Plymouth--.JIIIk 2 Dr. • -~ • ~95 . • C,Jbulao.......... 56 Mercury 2 Dr•..• &rdtop. Aato. ........ . . . Mlny Mon UM11 c;.. & T....... Tea- p..,. ~--~~~~----~---1' .... WMPO Radio Mcodaf '1'lml 1'1'1Py1 . , 6':00 Sillh-on. 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'(()U r:QLKU SURE 'Ill lffiiiM I '-'CX.:rs. �" 'I ' -tookReviewsonferber,Mormons, · ; .Are Given Literary Club Guests Mainly About People In Pomeroy I UseoiTaent In Church Work Is Circle Topic ~------. .~•Dillr w Arou-.1 And l'amlrOJ-IIIddlrt, o.,11u. 11, ·till Mrs. Leo Btyan • H f "· Instrumental Mutk Pupils P~5ent Is O.stess ~· · Program for Salisbu'¥ PTA M~ng . ~a:_:~~~. IDitnuD<'!IIII paplll "' Ute May lt, pltldc ilt'lli'tllllld EviDiellat lllaolonlry Soclllly ..... Br-""MIJ IW1 final ...,.Jo. ~_.... • f ';"',...=•11 11ay ~ eJ111b ~ ~~ .... Pomeroybeld _..y ,.... ., J;;S,uaburJ (ao ocllooJ.:~J!!..::; ;::~ • the bome o! MrL lAio tbo aebooL ..... trip to ....,....._ - 11 flU About MiddlepOrt . .... reYiewl on tho Bl• of Mn. Jamet Euler, president. tile novellst, Edna Ferber, anclpreslded and anounced that tho "Gilll ol Talent.• from tile rue of tbe -ly Mormons conferen<e meotiDC II lo be m lbe ,...... of the o1 11111 country were beard by iMarcb 26 at NelsollviUe. Mem- Recont luncheon guests study book, wa -.... Mtl. Nan lofoor'- tbo ller. tbo Middleport Uterary Clubibers responded to roU caU Mrs. Ellen Ebersbaeh and program presented by Mn. M. :!:. Dowaon. loin. Bemard Wednesda• afternoon at the comment on the •hter, Joyce were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Warner and Mrs. Elza Gl~ Fulls ot Heath Melllodlll """ '•·~al · p · b H se or a "bit ot Erin" ... • •• da •"t mor. Jr.. when the Friendly Olureh wer. ln JAckaon evenlnc at --~-!' and 11- :11, Jlllle Bryan, Buttemut Ave. ,.,.ce Ep-"" "'" ou · · Stephen ~lgbt .... u... er Circle of Federated churdl met neodl• to atteod 1 aemlnar Mn. James Will, "::= '__. p·-•;: are to be Mrs. Bry111, .,....ldeDI, ..,.. lrith Mrs. Everett Hayes as ldisplayed a miniature Ramsonvllle. Tu-·•·y ~•·• at the ~arch. . ... -~ -~-1 •-•-~- ol the the _....,•• --• "CbrlA• bo~sa, 'ment of slwnrocb Ol' Mr and Mr Arthur Rogue ~ ........ ~ ww~ ....., ~~w -. achooJ all p. ID. dueled .........., "'"' · ' An IUT&ngement o1 daffodils · s. Selected ver... from Paul's Method!BI Cburt:h wKb do90IIonll by Mrs. Named froiD tho floor 00 llio points tbo way to Peace," l'M Mn. Guy Shuler reviewed, a gr... crystal hat were used Clevelancl . were weekend letter to Timothy, emphasiud Mr and Mrs. ~... _ . MaDArnold, followed c:ommlltae were IIIUIOIIIICed u the topic Gl !lie •A Kind of Magic," by Edna on th• table. guests of her SJster, Mn. Susie that every cbureb II made up 1 Mn Conllle Manley Lord's Pray.,. Ill milDison, Mrl. miUIQn aiUdy for the comb~~ !'erbor, In which tho author dis- Tea and shamrock cookie• Fischer. They were enroute to people who have varloua sorts .:!re in eo1.imbu. fOl' p fe: ~=:.~-;ld, prealdenl :'..: Rizer and Mrs; Ray- year. Dovollons were 1ed by cusses the events that have hap- wer• ,.rved by Mrs. Rayea Florida lor • two weeko degrees of ~lent. AU are days vlsitlnJ with relatl..a 1 Band -.ra Cole. Tbey wlR report at Mn. A. L. Pbelpa wbo had b' J!Ol'ed In her lifet!Dle and the during the social hour. Mrs. tlon. , needed to do God~ work Ill the cludlna Mr. 11111 Mrs. Tony Se~ bow the psoclllioo APril meetlni· The iltelld- her topll!, "Prince ol Peace." effect on her wr1tings. In this Richard. Martin was a guest. Brenda Michael of . h world. Paul told Tlmotht to use vatore IIIII family Mr and IIIICII baDnor waa awarded to Prayer by Mn. Helen Lellhelt ~ •olume she dlsplBys the wit the weekend . er his talent, "Neglect not the gift Mrs. Willio join when their Mr. Brie Hart'o rotllll. · elooed the devotions. Round ro• •nd humor and understand· VISIT WITH BETZINGS . Mn. Susie FISc- that is in thee." 'lboughts from Mr. ancl Mn. Roy Gallo ancl tho ~~~ Retreobmenll w""' ......., at biD set • weU cards were aent 1 lng that hove betome ~ trad.. the writings of Katherine and Mr IIIII Mn Joe RAI sc~tooi elooe of tho meeting by to abut-ina. ~ ~k in the literary world. . 'l'hoSt calling at the home Mr. and M!'". Erenst ~ark sbali and a prayer poem con- p~ and mero}' H.:.!,h lined IIIII Mra. George Skinner. mission study, "Source of ; Mrs. Shuler recounted MISS of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Betz. and soo, Dwlgbi oJ Blrmmg· eluded the program. Mr and Mrs. Bruce band director, used : a ancl Mrs. Vlnceot Broder- Peace" waa presented by Mrs. ferber's first job of reporting lnJ recently were Rev. Eugene ham, Ala. are the guests of Mrs. Carl Kautz, president, iJtd .ber brothen Elbert ~ directed Mr. ancl Mn. Nol'IIUlD WV: Roush wbo gave a ,.. when she was paid $3 1 week Emerson, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Mr. and Mrs. ~llfDlan Fis~~r. opened the business session with WIUiam Smith ,..;.. 1n Daytoa · Ine aeveral aetectlonl. Mr. and Mrs. Franl'- port on the Wegwert family In and the efr.ct ol "";•rid War Swan, Mrl!. Letha Koblentz, J. Mr. and Mrs. urman "' • poem. "What Is Charity"? to attend funeral oer'licel for Debbie Rtzer, Mr. and . Mrs. ·Jack Englancl. Several Bible quia I, the depression ol. 29, Worl~ B. .I ones. Leah Whiteman, Mn. her and guests. Mr. and Mn. It was voted to purchase a their -ber. l'aul Smllh. who er AM were Suaau llr. ancl Mn. ·WWI11lamJ'·· aamea were conducted by War U and other times 1 Sh 1 M Ulah 8 an Ha- Ernest Dark and son for the sanctuary and 8 died foil '"" 1 long ·line ling • · and Jamet ~· "'"• Mn.· Bryan. America and descllbed the "ey oss. " · Wednesday dinner guests for ow.,. as. Mr. and Mrs. s.m Con-, Jlelresbmellts carrying out 1 tabl writing of some of her novels zel Barnhill, Phyllis Rowan. Mrs. Suale Fischer. o e . cover f'pe~ U Mrs. Patty Lowery, GaWpoU. sloll, Marla Mr. and Mn. David. Davis ••· Sl. Patr'lck theme were II Including "Showboat " "Giant " Margarette Russell, Carm Mrs Ral h K1111111 oJ cl!ureb kitchen. g ·we spent SUnday with her parents, Jladford, Mllllsl ancl ancl u - Dale Prl'""' •~ and others ' ' Bahr. Mr. and Mrs. Dana . Mo ~a with Mrs was signed to be oent to Mr. anc1 Mn. Donald Lowery. liD Rtzer anc1 Becky Mary Mr.t """' .....,, served by the boetess to the Mn. 0. , B. Stout reviewed Hoffman, Sr.• Mr. and Mrs. Del· ~~rsbachn y . Waldo J., Bartels who Is Mr. and Mrs. La,._. Man- Lou Radlford, of the conlrlbu lnJ. ·above named and Mro. Bob Paul Bailey's "For Time and hert Smith, Peggy Marshall, Mr. M EU. n Ebersbacb surgical pat~ent at ley, Sr. have received word that and Steve Miller, .Miller, Mrs. Jerry Masters and All Eternity," a story o1 the and Mrs. Dana Hoffman. Jr .. Tues~~y ,.';th her parents. Mr. Memorial Hospital, Chardon. their soe, I'Y\· L.. ManBod Kathy K1nJ of MJ1111 Sigmeui Tominy anc1 Mrs. Denver KapMormon people and . their be- and sons, Charles and Stevie. and Mr Cl ence Might at Oblo. has IIITlved Ill U. S. Marine Corp! pie. Clnnlng• in America. She told Mrs. Llnnie Gaul, Sharon Em- Rutland s. ar A salad course Ill Germany. wh~e be will be Datos of future aehool aollvi j>! their moving from Ohio erson, Nettie Hayes, Margaret Mr a~d Mn. Clarence Might wtth St. Patrtck Day ,... with U.e U. S. Army for \itt•• were aDII<lUIICOd by , Mill ASDM Lorraine Sigman. ERROR col\!MITI'ED to Missouri, thea Illinois, and Seidenabel, Edna Reibel, Don. vislte'd recently lrith their ed by Mn. 'lbomas Young two ye11r11. Pvt. Manley enterdaughter o! Mr. and Mrs. An error was rna'' lB the finaUy to Utah when they have aid Buchanan and Mra. Ethel odd bier Mrs Wesley SIB- Mrs. James Fugate. lr. the arn\y In July, ttltH, anc1 lO, SlptaD of Rutland, has reporl oJ the Middleport Fil'llt become 8 Stout. : : an:":.tani son: Mark we.. center of the table was a received his buk: training at April 1, olgblb "'om Into, tho U. S. Ma· Baptist Cburcb Circles whldl green Irtsb hat constructed Fort Ky. · PIIDI are being test: April IS. Corps. met Tuesday ovenlnq. The Love ley • at the bome of her parents, Mrs. Fugate. with ahamrocb made for Mrs. Manley ( Day at Pomeroy Hlgb Sehool Mlaa SlpHm bu rept>rted to JO)! Circle met at the bomt of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stewart. intervalB the length of the ta- former ConDie ~) to o1n ,elgbtlt pada: AprU bask: training · base at the Mrs. CecU Bradbury with Mn. Mrs. Charles Buck, Mrs. Ellen hie. Favors and napkins carried . husband In a few lll<llllhll. Friday (there wW . be COrps Recruit· training Lillian McGhee as the uslatEbersbach and J~ out the green and white color Mr. Howard' Byers oJ MlildJ.. scbool): April II, tho mtb, aevlocated · at Parris Is-Ing hostess. The Dorcas Circle were SUnday everung . r theme. port '8lld Mr and Mrs R 1 y entb IIIII olgblb lfades. will S. C., where she wUI at the Jtomo of Mn. Paw guests of Ran Might and siSter, Byers oJ ~dne vllltod ·with the mlllleDIII at Marietta; ~i.l :'~eelgbt we6al of Admlllla- Smarl President of the"ll. H. Mrs. Floyd Rwnfield, at Ru~ events and· Include relaitves ln Columbus SUnday. 30. sprlnJ propam . ~ training IIIII alter a Milsionary Socielj~ land. musical program on Ap- Howard 11 visited with Mr dlrectfoll of Mrs. Eleanor wlR ~ wl!b t h • , ..., · iiVO:O U Mrs. R. E. Vaughan and dau9, and the talent ahow, May and Mra T.:.es Lewis . Mary 7, IObool Marlllo .FOI'C88. MI.. Slg- -. F...-Y,:, . '1: r. erW ghter. Judy visited Saturday Uhose wishing to enter tho ) • o gralluate of Paden Cl- Mr. anci ;Mn. Jllll.~ with Mrs. Ellen Ebersbacl! and are asked to contact the ByMers. L R WI'··I N'Ofll•aJkiW''!' "" arrangement of green School, Paden City, W. and son have moved jo . the • daughter, Joyce. school, WY !..2349, Margery II ~tin· .lib .':.ter Mn white dlryaanthomiiiDI. ba· formerly atlended RutBradford a~artment ool!ol•l<e~ Come, see, seJeet !rom beautiful new materials. Hundreds of yards of new 1>ilrlltn, WY 2~, .,.,) orp Eva . MIU. ill Lavtrvenceg wB••• .... erwbo ,... ' ...· ~;~-:~tlt:.:ancl:.:le!~m~•iiiiiiiiiiii~~:.:=~Sehoo;;:;;I·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.,iA~veii.iiiiiiii;;j'F;;;iiiiii;;;ii;i.,, I spring faln"i<Js now on display. Sew and Iron, WY 2~ . TIZOI w II • boo 1'talized · \ be $11, $5, $3, and $2. ceo Y P save! will be 25c for all VIsiting wltb Mrs. A. E. Er,. I" -H·• _,, .... ..,.. • ' ' at. y e l I flmrlly. · ' i ; ·!JiDll Kno•. ., EASTER Cha/;;::' ""!met FASHIONS BY THE YARD San..,;. TaIent Show, Spring Musical Are Planned I YOUR EASTER OUTFIT CAN BE BEAUTlFULL Y FASHIONED JUST I'OR YOUI Pl~nst~=~ ~::Ss:!tconce:;:'~ l lsD<in• musical ~:gr.: ~~~ h ,. ·~~.theHo~v=. 7r·. eounty tests wm be taken : April 2 by the eighth grade and · daughters, Cathy, Conllle, students with commencement Cindy; Carol and Cbrlatlna ol ~~ ~:,.;:,:.: U~-t:z&.School eo:~·ord, who attends Rio at the achool Mrs. C. E. Young's second Grande CoUege, Is bll ecreta..Y won the attendance ban- praotlce team~n~ 1n th• presided In the absen:e of the Cookies and coffee were port Illib School. Mn. Ord II president and vice president. by Joan Ward, Joan a Middleport Elementary Mrs. Allen Leonard aerved Morris and Roberta Jeffers. acting secretary. Mrs. Michael Erwin ancl Margie Smith reponed $lOUt and Kevin. of Belpre, Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns ' in the treasury. Named to tha f f Ib returned to lbolr hOme apentllna ...erat uya 115 W. SECOND nominating committee to ,.,. JJ:rwm WY 2·2284 pori at the nett meeting William King. ADen Laonard and The Amerlcn Lulboran POMEROY OHIO Robert Morris. been In Columlluo, lo '"!!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!E!Eiii!.~Da;;;t~es;_:w~ere.=.;•;;;•;;:no;;;IDICed::;;:;;;:_~for~ Church of St. Paul's ployed at Illthe Mid-West Steel and st. Women Jobn's churches met Colllp8lly Pomeroy. Custom tallortn& !lenrice by our own ex· pert aeamstresse1. Come in today. } l The Fabric Shop Lutheran Ch urcIt Women Mee a St. Paul's MAKE ELBERFnDS IN POMEROY YOUR .SIIOPPING CENTER .: ~ nd orle . f f · ti f 1 , , , Wearing GpJMirol I ICCISS S Or yOUr 1m11y, um.. tun, floor cov..a-s and furnishings for your ho..... Big .. •• J Iectlons, depenuu _.._••"_ qualhyI I ensible prices• . n.. Is:: Why settle 'fbr Ieee than i *a'''ous MAVTAG .. ...lit but valAA.eJ . aan.. .• i ' -!Wp-'-... Oollbl.·•all •q•arc·tub ., ' COilllf'Uetioa IIVC:I IO&p, walcr aad wotL Splull cronu.p.wawol'loor. ,ti:..' Ttlle,..." IMr "'lfbl... Adj .... ablt 1111. Sl1 ·-- ......... I -mot~ comfo"" .. lloiPI oblcbr)OILAAI- ---- jllJI 10 1w1ap1 1J: -'kd&• .., .r tt polillooo - I I 1 .... t.Dtllle- . . .U - ~ loon. Alumlnu• tub ... won't rust, cllip <>r ped. SetliJullt uap to caplule dirl. Handy hiDpd llblo li4 ro~ "" cloUia Safe J>llsh· ll11110a ....... 1«\10$ . . ...u. li:ay. w~.ID6ill~~~~ ! M T I ~!"'P:;:, :0 ~::, ~~- For Fulfillment nounced. n was also voted to Is Cil-cie Topic purchue • lift for Mr. Mn. Paul HUI, newly weds. A eommunlcallon waa read by .,_ ~-· ___........1. ...... r"""'er, •~w-__,. ebalrman. PerBODS wishing to purebase UUea for the Euler aervli:e 11 Maytag Ma~te~ $189·" Others As Low As $88·00 WITH ~there'• e MAYTAG IIIOdel for TRADI every neecl, ••err , _ ••• = FRIDAY .... IATUIIDAY Mlrch tt-20 "''ATIII THI ,eUHTJII" • Rutland Furniture We Service Wh•t We Sell Rutland, 0, IH 2-4811 They're easy core, a breeze to wear - lovely Glenn Foril. NanCJ K."lil, Rod TIJiorJ. .,,.... Plelll' ette. Jane KWMII llart ate- ·-· "THI IARTH Dill ICIIAMINO"· · Willard Parter. Virllola Field, DODDJ. Prlee.· . welcomed Mn. Harry P. and Mrl. C. ~" Blollalea ...... Mrs. iliuWa tllUIOlllleed tbo. Ohio ~ (Will) POrtuiloatb lllltilcl llliiiiLll lliollllnc ollMWSCS tu bebeld at Grille dlardi~ Gelupolla, Ap- rb 7. lteilalrillaa wW be Ill I a. . Dl. IIIII fl1nchaou tld<ela ala)' be ~ lor ,, 1lllen reptorfni. A note 01 ibanb read from tbo Harry P. rAmu, for tbe Cirele'l .,..,.tb "l ib:t' bulltllnr ....iry "' fund Ia J;. lllllltnc. '"-··· ~ tbo :1:::I when !baSt. ""' · In Safe Touch Down For Cosmonaut Teani MOSCOW (UPI'-The Soviet lurned safely. lorm In space, the repd- al Union announced its two-man He clung !O a handrail for r spacecraft damaged by Jlllteorlo. spaceshiP! landed safely today about 10 minutes, testing the i ite5, and the linking up of two after an ~pochal flight in which effects of the -459 degree tem- 1spac.'ecraft while orbitinl · the a cosmonaut left his vehicle perature and the effect of' eartb. All would be prelimS.. and returned for the first time. weightlessness on his well- I naries to 1 landing on the The official Tass news agen- being. Then , dangling at the 1 moon. cy said CoL Pavel Belyayev. end of a !!Hoot lifeline, he per· I Tho flight was consldere(l a 39, commander of Voskhod formed somersaults and other i tremendous leap forward b7 ... !Sunrise) II, and Lt. Col. maneuvers to demonstrate his 1 Soviet Union in the space race Alexei A. Leonov, 30, who control. 1 with the United States whleb braved the hazards of absolute 1 Russians hailed the move as plans to ~ a twl)oftlln Gemj.. ·zero to walk in space, landed demonstration of greater things , ni spacecraft on 1 four..ofbil safely at 12 02 p.m. (4'02 a.m. to come-the building ot a plat- I flight next Tuesday. EST) after a flight of 26 hours · and two minutes. ~~·PLAY;..... The Junior class of Rutland High school Will preseent a three-act comedy, "Grandad Steps Out" at 8 p.m. tonight in the ' The announcement ended 1· 3 1 Rutllnd,. Hklt auditorium. Mrs. Faye Sauer is.director. Left to right, seated, are Beverly Forbes, Cheryl lAtng, Jane Lucas, Barbara Carter, hours of silence by the Krem· Ch~'l'l Wltilams and Uhda Hysell, standing, J~an Tillis, James White, Robert Ml~er, Rusty Utile, Willis Dillon, Mike Nicholson and Eunice lin and growing feeling of un· ·. __ Ohlb,er. Stage managers are Ronald Blll'Ck, J1m Barrett and Bob Barrett.--Sentinel Photo. easmess .. The Russ1ans had not ~ 1 DIXIe • • cu tfetI I . M G d M h .ll' p. . M.ll '"'m=-;;:d::·~:::~ t5h~ofig~\:f t~~;g·c:~u· ~·~i: ay oar arc ' ap er I ' $13 MI Ion In Mason'' County .Planned St · 1 gtven any progress reports on . Gatewood, lmown for bor blk- Thursday) after Voskhod II had . lng adlvWes, was tbe recent completed its 13th orbit. guests speaker for 1be Sali,_ l.aDds Near Perm MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UP!) - National G~ard unltt bury School pupils. The o!!icial text of the Tass of the famed 31st DIXle Dtv1s10n apparently wtll provide announcement said, "Voskhodl the bulk of protectiOn for CIVil nghts demonstrators on I Mrs. Gatewood, who lo 77 11 landed at 12 hours 02 min· ftve·day march through Alabama farm country. ' years old, resides in Cheshire utes Moscow time in the area \ President JohnsOh advised Gov. George WaUact .. In ber trailer home botweeo of Perm, west of the Urals." Thursday night that he would federalize the Alabama biking tripa. Perm, once called Molotov, is Guard, which makes up the Dixie Division along with tht POINT PLEASANT -A $13 ufacture 200 tons of paper daily. announc.'ement on the Mason I Sbe gave tbe children 8 first about 700 miles northeast of 1Mississippi Guard, if Wal- . :million manufacturing plant is Engineering studies. now be- t project . · band account of many of ber ' Moocow. :tace is "unable or umvill· strain I.'• planned for a J4,5-acre site near ing conducted, and satisfactory I Mr. Lewis cbserved that the experiences in traveling at Tass said Col. Belyayev used ing" to ca ll out f.hp guards- Wallace has appealed Johft.. AND LAYMEN the Ohio River along W.Va. 62 financial arrangements are the ' plant wiiJ also pump additional lea•t 11,080 mile5 on foot over manual controls to land the lmen. so~·s order to the U.S. ?th Ciror the Iron Cur· six niiles north of here. jcrlterion for a final deci.!;l}on on money into the economy with mountabls and plalns. . , space craft It said both he and Wallace's office said the gov- cu1t Court of Appeals m New ha!lot! the Soviet The development was con- ~ the plant location, the governor its need for cordwood u a raw I Sbt de Jbed . h 1 Leonov "feel weW and that ernor went to bed before re- Orleans. The court told Wallact ·space ffirmed Thursday by the Hunt- said. material. This cot~ be. supplied scr an•ma en- ' the scientific program which ceivin the President's state- lo appe~J to Judge _Johnson be, : . Alexei Leon' ·illlllon. lf¥r•ltl PI~~~ ap Fielding H. Lewis, director oJ by the area's ~~~ ... cutting I an:',.~· k:~· b or ' gave the Soviet Umon a giant men! ~ursday night i fore gmng tel a btgher courl loY• ••. .' announcement by Gov. HUlett 'the. indastrial /Utelopment CU. ftll'lll<rs, he •aid. · • • ' •.• , •. • . ~· _ ~ . -·· J~ . !,D, the _space , race .. had l . · , Wallace's attomeys. then asked U.' S: tdftclals said the feat Smith that the Great Northern i VJSIOn of the state Commerce Charles Lanhflm, Poin~ Plea- She bas beea a pest ea been fully aecomphshed The f1ery governor. Ordered Johnson t-o reroos1dt>r tus ,....__,_. 1 1 1 fw1hej' ~hens Rpssia's lead Paper Co. has tail::en· options on Department, said Great North· sant banker eftd its Chamber the Groucho Man TV proThe two cosmonauts were ! by federal Judgt!! Frank M. der. over the United States whicb the Mason County parcel. He ern, with main offices In New of Commerce president. express-- &ram and &be A11 Linkletter blasted into orbit-the highest Johnson to allow and protect a , Del ed Trl w'Ur attetnpt tts fiJ'st 'double said the paper miU wlll employ York City and large operations ed pleasure at the governor's • sbow. She Js avaUable for :yet achieved by man- at 10 civil rights march from Selma Th p .day t d P ed f1 i 1 f11gbt in fi-ve days. A Soviet 110 at the outset. and wm man- in Majnel will make a similar announcement. He sa~ the ·~loJ ea~agemeuts and 1a.m. t2 a.m. EST) Thursday 1 to Montgomery, earlier Thur~ to h~ ;e:s~s e~anc~ 3 [ 0 aniw: etemonaut', Konstantin FeotlGreat Northern operatlon would aoy group Wishing to contact 1from the Bakhonur cosmodrome Iday mght had asked the Pres1-, W ll . nmnda itov aaldLeontov's accompu.h~near tho Pantasote corp. ~ may call :m-7%92, Cbe,. ' in Kazakhstan, about eoo miles dent to furnish federal help ror : •h:~s ~~~" ~ 1 !~ver~ m .. o...' mftlt shows it is possible .for a plant which is ('Onstruc.'ting a hire. southeast or MosC<lw in Central such proteclion _ · dmgd · t ehBa 1 I!D ·11· f Jl' uf · no ave enou&&. CIVwau 1 1 space crew to carry out assem"" ml Ion . ac Jty ~ man ac- ~'®!'!;,>:~ Asia. . Asked For Help Jaw officers to provide tbe probly' and repair work In !llgbt. tore polyvmyl bulldtng materThe spaceship soared to an w II • . dd I I tection requested by Wallace J&l alt1tude of 307 miles above the a ate. m an a ress o a i , · · 1. sess10n · of th. e 1eg1s · 1~ t_ure I but that the governor had 11101'<1 .. • The paper mJil w11l manurac. ' ! earth and then moved m an e1~ JOin (X)LUMBUS - REPS. ETH- ·1 Changes in parking arrangements at the 1965 Fa1r ture corrugatirlg medium liptical , or egg-shaped, orbit, carrted on statew1de televtsmn, ,than 10.~ ~labama Guards1, e) G_. Swanbeck•. R • Huron, have been recommended to t~e Meigs _County Fair Board component of cardboard boxes. , down to lU1.9 miles. said it w~uld take 6,171 ?ffi- 1men at h11 disposal Bern~ MacKeOZie, D . Can- 1by n.-ew We~ster Postl A~ertcan Legion~ _~f Pomeroy. A I On Feb. 18, it was announced 1 The official announc~ment cers, workmg et~t-hour shifts, I ··n he is unable or WlwiiUna • ton, and James P. Cele- tougher policy on debn· r Ithat 8 feasibility study on locame 4 hours and 9 mmutes ~ g?ard the 4G-zmle march be- to call up the guard and ma~ 1 brme, D . Clevdand, propose quent race barn stall rent payment for lhe serv1ce. II eating a pulp and paper mill alter un ·r 1c1a1 ..,urces in- gmmng Sunday He satd the ,tam order in Alabama 1 wUI an , in~sed ~nal~ for two.. also was adopted. 'W81!1 su~gested no one u~r in th~ Cabell· Wayne County arformed UPI of the safe landing. state only had 600 state t~p- ~ rall the guard up ~ liN tinle offenders m child neglect Charles Swatzel, representing age 16 be used by th~ Legton. ea had been completed by Bat- The 18th I So th ast But the lack of an official an- ers and he asked PresJdent I them all the support required." anCI chlld torture cases. the. Legion, suggested to the The board also mstructed telte Memorial Institute with a Oh. H f a~n~a ~ e e~ nouncement had prompted Ull- Johnson to '·provide sufficient ! the President said l'bey introduced a bill Tht.a"s- board ln Its March. meeting tb.e Secretary Fr~nk Johnston . to finding that sites near Fort Gay Sail: w:J~ hel:st~is s:7ur~a easiness and brought specula~ federal CIVIl authonties or oUt- i . . dly whJcb would provide a fine swampy ground belo~ . the ~av~ 10 trophies bmade re~mg I and Prichard In Wayne County with the show scheduled to ~ tion somethmg might have hap- cef!'i to prov!dP for the safety Kmg said Thursday ~ 1 and welfare'' of thP marchers, march or up to 11 1000 and tt:n years in county garage be elimmated, M elgshSteer Clonlu -h I965boa . rd j have a good potential A ',"23 nder t 9 d gthe pened would begin at JKJqQ parking llghta be placed behind 1n ot er act t e . • u way a a.m. an e . . . . I h ·u b I d b D M l 1S d ...., . lty 1m tb jail as e rna urn pena ' " h F b !In , I million plant was proJected I t I Tbe tune of the landmg indl· w o WI e e ) r ar m un ay at Brown ,s Cb a.,... for a second conviction the grandstand because patrons """'" t e e ~"uary ancla I d · f th ' sa e a p m. cated the Russ1ans nad orb1ted Luther King lr Arne church in Selma and. end . are afrAid to park there, uNo report, !earned that $1,600 more I co:~s o e repojrt were Emerson Marting of Washing· the earth 16 or 17 times Soviet " The federal .government has al the Capitol Thursday with & PaHdng" signs be placed on 'AI, ue r~ceived (or the Colt orwar. to tw~ rna or paper ton, C. H.' and H W. Engle of cosmonauts had done this be-- helped create this matter Iandi delegatron attempting to pre. WASHINGroN -HENRY H. the road downhill to the grand- ~ stakes this year, and determln~ compames seekmg Sites for Creola. Ohio, wtll be the aue- f but th s flight made his- they can help protect the sent racial grievances to Wa1, Fowler, who quit as No. 2 man stand, and a chain installed a- ed upon 8 tougher policy on new plants. boneers and Sam Marting of tore h 1 L ·rawled same" Wallace told the leg1·5 . lace Hosea Wt'lliams a ,....., 1 1 t 1 he d tt d d !horse stall rent In the race h' C h ory w en eonov c ·· . . n~ the at Treasury on Y as year, t roa a rt: og poun · I Was mgton · H. as been re- through an atr chamber to the lators. He said the order by atde said as many as s.• returned today as '1\ae recommendatiOns w ere ,trac.'k barn. PLAN CAR WASH tamed as judge. •8 ho" f the No 1 u d advisement T h el All renters will be notified at The Chester Volunteer Fire Off' f the So th t outstde of the craft and re- federal d1str1ct Judge fi'rank M persons were expected to paJ h 0 0 nsoq c Ice or · n er · u eas ern IJohnson would ~...b now held by retiring Sec· on Pete Shields' motion once to pay bY Aprt·1 1 or re- De partment will sponsor a car Ohio ICers Hereford .assoctalion are ~ h · · be obeyed and tJctpate m the final stages of '" c Douglas Dill ha lng the Leglo' move their ponies or horses wash at Newell's '8\IIJOC'a Sta- Job 8 1 f H MARTIN WINS DEGREE e urged Citizens to show "'re- the march. retary . on. v n . he · n ut er o unhnRton, pres- I Alb t L M f J f 'lbe 56 • year . cld former I the parktng agair this Stalls will not rented ln l tlon in Chester on Saturday, ident· Wetzel Helmondollar of er arm, r' son .o . . >•··raf~j!( · paid lor In March ""· ~ The !'-men w'•ll Chesapeake · . 1;!' · Tre undersecretary a and increased ·by $25 its the fut"--.. ua•-· f'l:oo • "'"' vtce-president and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martm. . asury • IIadvance. then hold a ham shoot thts . ' . Condor St. Pomeroy, rece1ved Democrat and a native Attending were Dave Kob- comlnJ Sunday at the Izaak Hllam Stawter, Mtddleport RD. , his bachelor or science in edu· ' Ina, seemed as~ed. of 1 Ientz, Torn Reuter. HUI'l)'l Gl•~- ·walton farm. sec~tJcy-tr~asurer. cation degree thi_s mornmg at · Senate ~nflrmahon for er, CharJea WUUams, Culrles Dtrectors mclude E. R._ Wag- Ohio State University's St. NEW YORK CUPil - Joo Pepo, a 32·year-old bachkey cabmet post. A former Reedsville Radford, Wallace BrdJ _ oner.' Athens; H.. B.. Vickers, John 's Arena. A graduatinl'! I elor who opero.ates a newut1nd in downtown Manhd.t youlh wa• llrulally slain Fred Goeglein, Pete Shields. Manetta ; Hugh LellheJt and AI- class of 731 heard Or. Frank I THE TAIL END OF A ' •nd robbed· •rly today In IOrville Brown, -Harold Carna- =.e~~~~aDd.M fewerlou!::! fred Gans: Pomeroy: Denver E. Duddy. Jr., President of Mar- I tan, is used to thieves. It's part of the busineu, .he at. ltorm lashed the upper Parkersburg. t>an. WUiiam . Downie, . Rex illscliool dlnaen because &beJr Walker, Vt_nton; Dr. W. F Me- ietta College, deliver the com- ways thought. They steal his newspapers, magazin• •nd smali west today on the last full day Shot and killod wa Shenefield. . Hiram Slawter, afterrlass sweolbearlo object Coy,. Huntmgton; Carl Close, mencement address, j chaA!IO. Lasl month someene took his portable riii"'of winter. Icy gales swept the Gary Rou Cowdrey, 1~, Agent c. E. Blakeslee Mar1etta, L. R. Gerlach, Jr , I But ·•·• other night, someone stole his "*'fel." JM,.,. an emjlloyee of a Burs•• Jobnsion. to onloa-lalllted ldnel. Pt. Pleasant ; Walter Bentz, 11 MINUTE SERVICE ··. Great Lakes and s~w. was Boy resta"rant at P1rk· . Wilen we ltave U eveniq Pomeroy; Stanley Shaver, Che- A car wash will be held bv i is blind. 15 Now Pepe must fHI his way to the COrMr ....... ~ b)own into foot drifts m Min· arsbvrg, Cowdrey lo the Automobile Striket1 date. we ellber ·u.e top -•n. shire; H. W. Engle, Creola and the Meigs County Jaycees this niiOta. The· weather . .son of Meigs county naII'Y at lunciHime or r Is k A. C. Gebhardt, Huntington. Saturday in the Pomeroy M& stand without the assuring guidance of a 90 pount'. ""' taid sprlnJ o!!lclally amves at tlvo, . John C:owdrty, who Street Power Pole breallllq ot!ICIII fllmH all OV· Ribbons for the show will be to• Co. wash room starting at German shepherd named GNtel, tho good-nalured 3:05 p. m., EST saturday. . now rtild.. •at Balpre R. Pomroy Police Investigated ., oar boyfrlendlit," ... teach- fornished by the Pomeroy Na- 1 p. m. The Jaycees said they ing oyo clog that was whiskod away lho other night. FreezlnJ temperatures D · a one • car acclden< at 9:25 p. or tlonal Bank. Lunch is to be ser- expect to have 15 minute ser· leDded lhrough the Sotltbland · •Aytho~ler.. sold Cowd· Thursday on Mulberry -Ave: 1ved by the Rock Springs Grange. vice. te the ·(lull Coast. Citrus fruit roy Wit enrC>ute ·to li'Niko They said Charles Jeflero, 17. ---·=-=~=-=~:.:.c:.=-~-------"'-ll'OWert In the Rio Graude Val· · a IIJght .~II .t a nHr. struck a power pole -{-'.. ley ...,.. wariled II> ·~ for by bank wh411 htt waa kill· with · car after frost tOut on the Great Plains, e<j. He wa nlghl man~ger crowded off the street by the mer<!Ury dropped lielow ze. at tho r"laurant and wos auto coming from the opposite "!; The ltil!perollure bovered "' 1011d to hlghl.y. ·lru'ofecl direction. There was minor db' round ' fl ilboye .11 Mllwaull;ee. erilpi9Y~ · . ·· to .Je!leri vehlcie. No NEW YORK · .:_ Sclen- determined and hard·worklng apart one of tho sma~-the , lng blocks for the protein mot.. Now they lmow the 'Iris., ,;jJi ~rlsli 18 mile an eowiii'!J wia tl\ol ,.._ """' ma$. U!ts who just lw . fl!l)• of It sdenUsts into dolnJ likewise. nucleic acid which picks up the cules which carry oul all 1. but not the shape of bjlur ,wlnda. . limit 'allilhhttrH:obbed of want to r~~~~:,~f·~ · ·~~~~~ These nu<lelc acids are the amino acid, alanine, .from tho phases ol the chemistry of IHe itremely tiny lffe-tivil!l ., $.7!10, ~-h:II"SI to Park· Velerall• Mt,aioriiJ Hospital of : ~ essence of life. They car- pool of raw matenals and whatever tts form. uJ wblcll b tho .,,...;... ......,.. Clehclly.. , The ADMISSIONS -Mrs. ry the hereditary recipes fori transfers ft to the aile where Alanine HNA. it turned out. e, e , Y ·~ · U.EYELANDau · tborlltd ,n,!!,~~O kllllf1J! pceur~ al 2 a.m. Uam Ilo8rd, Middleport; the "making•• of all organisms bOCiy .cbemistl')' I• constrUcting is a chain with Tl links. Ead1 nill~tion -~~~ eledralo · ...,.... PiiDc• ~ no.lili~ In , from one generation to lbe a protein moletule. • link Is a complex compound scopo Is ......,.,. ~~veboa _ Collinwood cllilody. . · .. next, and then provide the It II one of tbe Ribonucleic called a nucleotide. They are II Is tnown that ._ .\')' , ' "fu~••,.l " '• -"""• Doona chemical energy which Acids (RNA) ancl there are a Un);ed toget~er repetitiously, In alll\le nuclei<:""'!~ lilda' ~esp!ll' ··'· .. . :;;Eutef;o Go"(ii' '· of 'Ciiarlea "makes" and operateo the conalderable tbiiugh presently serieS of two' and lhre,. inter- od Ill ~ white lludenll lbal I(. . .YIIIe. He'N!i::rzl'ln in all their· presently llftkltown nlll\'ber lit. tbll "trans· ap«sed with sqletons. '!be dlvlilual unill WOiiltl attack N...., pupils .ltHCIIvlll~ *fill hl!i comple:#lfe$. , fer" variety. There Is at least scientists identified each nucle- forming a ... ,,....,,, leal~ fb..t-flah~ ' ""'·IS.l 'IOUNiiJW; Dr. W, 'IloQe, iitd blil•OQe 8nd prObably . 10veral otldo opecificaUy, both ao to Its their chemlc:aall~~=; DIODI'Of . , al ~. , of the :10 amino acids .~1 nature and Its placo how. Tllia "F ',(ili!,lllilllld·'OU 1'.... ~ ' ·~ N.Y"t; ·~ ~ - - -lbo cbelllloal .~IIi tj,o c11a1Ja. be 11rttbL ,, 1 l :::tert er·. . · · 18th ShOW saJeComing • · · J!' you'll find It here lh prints, .solids anclstripes-don'twaitshop now. Misses and Half Sizes. · :n .. 1 1 . 1 - . -· ·---- • I I 81rUah Chinn loadr To Wear Dept. ·-,. by ,..... &Otond •• Clalllc lp!'IDc fnlbeDtlrl with llttla drellmater touehel, cleiD youila lh!N . 1114 clrMq - waya .that \!- a lllllllflla Jlrl wtn love. r SHOWN: I!oUblt brtuted fitted eoat In l*llditlt81'' ~'uc er1!P' Peter Pm eou.r and overcollar, bow ~· V aim fmat and lbll'red willttltt!Ck. :Red, blue...... ux. . .. $10 with ·' . a. Thrifty I Saye . ' •' ', ,; . I ' • '.rW~, I"' ar- . · . .. 1 1 Coatt.Full of . •• 1 HOW Mean Can One Get?. Scientists Stimulated by Nucleic Succe~s •" UnfjMcll ...,,,· ....... ' fori . ,.~ ' .. "; 'iA· li- .. .., .• On Saturday daytime dresses In cotton blends end ,jer· seya- whatever your favorite style- -• IIUII, '"11111 II 117 Fllbor'a MEIGS THEA11E w by a aroup .. tbo topic. ll ,tiiJor..,lcl,.•..,"111tollowod - _ _!P~•:~-::...~~~~~=·~-• Mn. Jliy Wariler, )llllldmt, TONIGHT NOT OP'IN Arrivals I New the dlurcb are to contaot Mrs. ,_~-..~ . ~~~~ ... ;:.~, "'-. WUUam B. Downie. Also 811.......... waa .. Easter breO- Jack Caney, Mrs. H., lfulfaat at the chureb followfnl linl ancl Mta. tormll Wl!toD. 7 a.m. aervlce. :"~";...~ The meeting closed wltb tile , ....... J. 1 .. Lord's Prayer and do•oiDIJI, af. 'Como ,,...IDLflltiJ. Kfnr, ter which refresbmenta · lritb Jln. T. A. IJowlllo a served to 13 memben ancl PaJ. oompaulat, .praeetled the .n adJOtu~r~J:oae~p~h~~-------.llnc of Pulin 11:1411111 prl)'lf ., by Mrs. P........ The troUP c. • ;;.,, ,~ . Race Barn Sta.JJ Rent Must Be Pa.·d or Nags to Leave "Money, A '1\ioi For FuiIIUment .. waa lbt of .... • . . "'" Jll'OII'""' """". tbo . a... cJe or tbo 1llilted Churdl met ...........;. .' II ·lbe elnlrdl. u' .,..... QUI ..... IIMfOM we•i'\t actio& ..• ....... c l - ,_billp. wi'~OOUI - Florida . •' 1 r Tuesday evening at the St. Mr. and Mn. Dwight Wallace Paul'• church, with Mrs. Clair and son. Bruce, vlolted lbo XIIII Karr, president. In charge. State University campua BaturThe meeting opened with day and then welll 011 to cte. . preamble lo the conslltu~UonlUTclo..f I land where they ,..,. auw ol the American Lutheran "' Mrs. Wallaee'a 11ater and Jtro. women, followed by tbe bymn, Mr anc1 Mrs. D "Love Divine". Mrs. WOllam Epler. • ·-1 Frecker presen~ the bible stu- Mr. anc1 Mrs. Frane~~ Alltlerdy on The quaiUies of love, aon IIIII daughier Carole bavt based on I Corlnlhtana IS. The re1umec1 from 'w~~~n alm of the study waa to 1IIKim>attended tbo Wlddlnc oland ancl appropriale the qualKeith Tbey also ltles oJ divine love on one'a life. 11 bef«o The study was divided lnto lhree parts, lbo ueceaalty of Mr. .JI. Ytllllli. who is m love; the undurance of love; ancl at 1111 ,!tome with a firiiiiDIIC> Its everlutlni quality. lion, 1o Nported a aJI&bll7 lmDurlnJ the buslneaa .easton, II;.;~ members wen asked to •ve ----Betty Crocker coupona to sllver-ware for the new one)' ciS 00 . ' Epocl!al Flight En"-. m.; ;: l::: .:S.:m. a••· .. - PUle .. 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Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 18, 1965 farouk headley mees smith