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I I' ' .. • ' •l I I S·Dlllly Sentinel Pomeroy-M!ddleport, 0 June 10 196S Star Garden Club Holds Thursday Meet At Home of Mrs. Norman Will 19th Anniversary Of Middleport Club Observed Tuesday Evening '!'he Star Garden Club met most often attacks rose foliage, Thursday afternoon at the home phlox, chrysanthemum and Zm· The 19th annive1 sarv of the co-cha1rman, Betty Clme and of Mrs Norman Will Mrs Seth ma Virus diseases are spread Mlddleport Busmess and Pr ofes- Janet Korn Nicholson was devotional leader by leaf hoppers and' aphtds. slonal Women's Club "" ob Personal Development -Fred· using as her topic "The Sower' Always rrad directions on pest~ served Tuesda) evenmg Dmner dn.• Houdashelt chairman Ma The verse of the month and cldes and follow directions on at the Martm Het aw <:~nt was ry Ellen Roush, Edlth Forresl club prayer were given In unison label at 6 30 p m w11h a deL ora ted and Beulah Strauss by the membero A report on Mrs Orton Nelson diScussed cake berng sf'nell for the des- World Affa1rs - L u c 111 e regtonal meeting was gtven by Lawn Care Liming may greatly s~rt course Swackhamer charrman, Jean Mrs Vtrgll Atkins and Mrs tmprove the growth and appearPast Presrdent :\1rs Essie Moore, and Martha Belle Frye Norman Wtll Arrangements for •nee of lawn grasses The way Ru:sell a'tended tlw dmner Legislation - Ne!l1e Vale, the officers and speakers table to be sure If your lawn needs The meetmg was he d at cha1rman Pearl Re~,onolds and and honored classes tables for lime Is to take a soil sample Columbus !Southern Allee Mills the liarrtsonvllle Alumm ban to the ExtenSIOn Agen. and have Eler.:tr1c Lump3m 'juual Public Rel ations - Janet 1 quet were furnished by Mrs htm send tt to be tested Hill With ~eLret an Mrs LJH\ Korn ~ha1rman Moille Wtll and Mrs Atkms Apply ferltllzer at rate of 1 er m (_h::trge m th~ ab~ence and Margaret Lehew Officers elected were Pres!· lb of mtrogen to 1,1100 sq ft Mrs GDrt P1 m prP.., rden t Telephone - Sharon Roush dent , Mrs Grover Stout, Ftrst from June 1 to 15 and July 15 Reports \H ft' gl \t' ll and Betty Chne 1 • ' I Vtce Pres, Mrs Neal Jeffers, to Aug 15 Blue Grass lawrus pondenc e re.::~d and ~USIC Director - L u { 1 II e .~ . I I Second Vtce Pre!l Mrs Robert should be cut 2 to 21>" htgh.. "ere named f01 the Swackhamer HONORED QUEEN - Jenmfer Blakeslee daughter of Mr and Mrs. C E Blakeslee, Pomeroy, was Installed Scholarshtp - Eva Stout as honoted queen when .lou s Daughters Bethel 62 met ,hts 11eek Ptclured left to rtghl are Becky Nease, m- Jewell Secretary · Treasurer, Cuttmg htg~ does not mean to ) ear CIVIC P11 " ' ~ ' """ cha~rm•n Bettv Ptckens and stalled as Marshal Lmda Yost Semor Pruuess Mtss Bla kec!ee, Lmda Lyons, Jumor Prmcess and Pamela Cleek, Mrs Purley Nelson; Program let the grass get htgh before Cha~rman Mrs James Ntchol- cuttmg You should mow often da \\t>rrHr llltl rnun Emma Faue Kennedy GHide son enough that not more than one Jane P<~ugl S<Jllle 1 Emblem and federation - 1 Promotion 011v Is Plans were made for a Tour tnch of blade " removed at one Glona f '"'"''" h F rcddiC Hou Beth P1ckens chatrman The I dashelt Arm flarle\ Peal] rna H~sell, Edna Mae SwH.:k I I 1\r of Carpers Nursery, The pro- ltme Allow chppmgs to ~lay if I Held On Srmtluy olds R ~~ le Ru ~sell Fdtth and Beulah Strauss I Promolton Day was held dur gram cha~rman, Mrs Atkms, you have a thm stand Of /grass, rest Fartc h<nmth Eva Parltamentanan - Pearl Re1 mg the Sunda) School hour Sun led the club collect and creed but remove tf you have a ~eavy d t h UB ~ m umson Mrs Frank Halhday tlnck turf and Bell '~- CI nt• nolds Membtorsht]J - Ho~e Bulletm - Freddie Houda~ C~~rc~ !~~h ~~~~~prls~pe!er ENTERED HOSPITAL talked on 'Garden Sense on Mrs 0 E Stout gave a paper olds t:hairman ~t'll) Mollie Hill and Margarel 1 The Rev c MPivm Allore supermtendent, m chm gc ' JUNE 10 Amonth those who entered Pest Control" on • Accent Plants', 8 gprden Kennedy mstalled Ihe off iCe!' or the ! CertJftcales of promollon were The Catholic Women s Club Holzer hospttal In the past 24 She pomted out that suckmg needs dramat1c aCfent plants; WSCS or the Umted Methndtst presented to IJSa tell Kellv l of the Sacred Heart Church wtll hours were Mrs Gladys M and chewmg msecls such as use them sparmgly so that they Scrapbook -Grace Pratt !church Tuesda\ evenm at the iWJlson and Beverly wll•, rrom l have a potluck ptcmc on Caldwell, 5119 Fourth Ave, Mrs Aphtds and Japanese beetles can wlll be effectiVe By contrastmg Spectol Committee - Rose church g Nursery class to Busy Bees 1 Thursdav at 6 p m at the James W Wetherholt, 41 Chilll be controlled wtth spraymg wtth wtlh tts surroundmgs, a plant TONIGHT & FRIDAY Revnolds chairman, Allee cass Shell) Clark and Rodney I home of Mrs George Hackett, cothe Rd, Darrell Eugene Wall, ludane or mcotme sulfate for becomes an accent ptece Color, LOVE WITH THE Mills Bell) Pickens AlwJida Installed •ere Mrs V D Ed Pulhns, from Busv Bee to Sr Middleport Each member Second Ave, Mrs. Clme W suckmg msects and spraymg or texture shape and stze all enter PROPER STRANGER" Werner and Lorella Saelens wa1ds pres td en l Mrs Harry )Mormng Glora•s class Mary 11s to take a lad\ of the parish FJtch, Vmton, Mr and Mrs dustng wth Sevtn or DDT for the p1cture W1th these thoughts \\ 1th f\jtl l.d re \\ o tJ P Smtih \lee p1 rs1dent Mrs Margaret Carleton from Mo1 n a!ll a guest Tilden Thacker, Rt 2, Thur· chewmg msects m mmd take a walk through uml <.. It 1 e l\h Q 11:-t n Glen D1ll recordmg seer etarv mg Glories to Jolh Juntors The Past Councilors of Theo man, M1ss Cassie F Slagle, Mrs Holiday also noted m1l ~our garden to see whree ae<ltH.J. "MAN IN THE MIDDLE" MIS Robert \\ornet treasurer, rlass and Cathv Dtlt, Dwtght dorus Counctl Daughters of Waterloo, Wtltard L Wamsley, dew can be controlled by spray. cent plants would be mterest1n1. ~\ 1t h Rolle!! Mrtdlllll\ Rnd tht> followmg secretaries logan Jr and Lcllr\ 'r\oalker, Amenca w1ll meet Thursday 611 F1rst St, Pt Pleasant, Mrs mg With act! dwne p m this Se~.-eral arrangements o( pea<HILi B<JII \ Sull \ an Mrs II R Carpente r campus from Jolh Jumors to Fa1t hfu l evenmg at the home of Mrs Lee W Wears, Phny, w va, otes and Ins •ere diSplayed mm1stry, Mrs Alonzo Custer, Few class Rollin Bearhs Mrs Bonme L Stevens, Apple Birthdny Part Mrs Normon Wtll recet..d hrst, l Saturday June- 12 The Pentecost sermon was de- Chrtsltan SO< tal Relations, Mr~ Following the presentation of 1 The Rock Springs Grange Grove, W Va 1 Carl L. Bar • • ~ Mrs Orton Nelson second and 1 livered at the S)Tacuse Ftrsl E E Bryant, membership cu i ceriJfJCa\es e-•ch puptl ol the I will meet Thursday at 8 P m !rum, Rt I, Middleport, Ellz Honors MISS Looney Mrs VtrgJI Atkms, thtrd Judges I RACING FEVER \\llh lot Mmn,.,un Umted Presbytenan Church on ltvalton Mtss Lydt(l Ebt>rsbach tschool rerelved a r<mdy bar wtth Hemlock Grove- and Har abeth F Durry, 122 Laurel St Miss Hazel Va C were Mrs Pearly Nelson Mrs t111d 1:L.rbM a 1-\t gg::tJl Sunday mornmg June by and serv- 1 11sonv ii ie Granges as guests Pomeroy, Mrs James M Schus honored With a Gladys Nicholson and Ray 6 I ( ol ol ) rs WJig lt Porket pro I Hemlock Grove Will pr..,ent the ter, Pomeroy, Mrs Myrtle M day party over the Memmral Ntcholson "BLOOD ON THE ARROW' I the Rev RIChard Putnev of Ihe CJe gram matena Mtss Lucretta prog Dale- Hthtrbou Ma1th<J H\ler Westmmlsle! FoundatiOn of Ath Genhe!mer s Jrl\ual life witt I ram a nd Hamsonvt 11 e WI 11 Donahue ' Rutland • Mrs Roy 0 Day weekend at her home un The nex t mee tl n~ Nlll be at !Llllt tJ ens He was assiSted bl Mr vat on d ~ d open and close the meetmg Re Pearson, Rt 2 Racme, Mrs Grant st A pmk and whtle col home of Mrs Purlev Nelson 11 1 1 1 ~:::;:::! lame< B f blm, al<o of Athens Sr s~p;l~ wo;~ ' e~ster freshment.<J will be served by William Frank Lambert, Jack or scheme wa• earned out m with MIS Robert Retbel, guest Mr Eblin a student of Lou I Tl Ch t C the host Grange son, Mrs Bobby Lee Crabtree the decorattons Durmg the speaker '"ill< Semmar1 will be the DC\ottons taken from John bl 'se 1 1cs er omm 111'"b'tv BJ The Pomerov Bend C B Ra· Rt I, Jackson, Mrs Polly afternoon the honoree opened ----n 14 16 27 e ClOO p10gtnm WI e held d I b II h td Bre r Rl 4 J k M romeroy, Ohio Suppl\ Pastor of lllls church were led b~ Mt s Baker F'rld!'l\ II 8 p m at the Chesler 10 c l! \\I 0 8 Wiener we t ac son, ICh- the gilLS and pictures were takdunng the 1emammg part of Gordon ResponSI\ e nadmg op IG d S h 1 11 roast at the Syracuse Road ael R Lambert, Ironton Mrs en d 1T<l e ( ou wre has been d p k Th A... M 1 c J j • June Julv and Augst ene the d~IOtJOns follo•ed bY tan attendan«· of 84 th iS ear Sl. ar urs..v evenmg, ere ohnson, Rl 5 Ath. Two large decorated btrthdav TONIGHT I he )JUbltc IS CO!dtally ln\11 the hym n Wto Mav Not Chmb lhe staff and traders the 7 pm for members and their ens, Mrs Harvey s Gallo- cakes were presented to MISS NOT OPEN ed to attend A nursery will be I he Hea\en h Steeps Wl lh tBtble &hool lhts year were famiiJes way, Columbus, Miss Carole A Van Cooney from Mr and Mrs PCOVtded to ca re for Lhfi' smll li iMrs Everett Thomas a..:: ac- D~rettor Mrs Delores Holt I A special meetmg of Pome- Whealdon, Huntington Mrs Ed Smith of Pomeroy and Mr The June meetm of the FRIDAY & SATURDAY children compamsl and the LOI d s p, ay er AsSistant Dtreclor Mrs ~~~ Chapter 186 OES wtll be Shelby W Hazel, Sr ' Flatwoods and Mrs Kenneth Markms of Pomero\ Gorden Cl~b was held Jun•1112 'THE HORROR OF I The regular meelmg or the er m umson Jumuta Spencer UJfts teach d Tfhurshday June 10 at 7 30 Ky' Mrs Boyd C Parsons Ev- Racme Refreshments of cake, Monda\ afternoon at the home IT ALL 1 P m or t e JnJIJatton of three ans W Va Jce cream coff a d h Pat Hoone ~ nca Rodgt>rs sessJOn was heid m the chunh We Would See JPsus • was er Mrs Franres Spence1 Sec candtdates ' ee n punc of Mrs J 0 Roedel With Mrs I anne~ Sundav evenmg wtth lhe the lopt c of lhe program pre retar, and p!amsi Mtss Regma Ut nnb Plt<e I BIRTHS were served by Mrs Sallo Van Irvmg Karr Jr as co hostesl "WITCHCRAFT' Rev Glen Hueholt or Galhpol" sen led by Mrs fhomas Follow.! Spencer Nur ery, class, Mrs JU'IE 11 t M•• Bobby Lee Crabtree, Rt Cooney, Mtss Dtanne Van Coon Mrs Fred Blaettnar, vtce Lon <.. hem('" fark HPdley as moderator Mrs Arthur S) I mg a med1talton on the topic 1 Kathryn Wmdon '>!iss Ca ro- Mar) Shnne Wh1te Shrme of • Jackson, son, 3 16 P m Wed· ley, Mtss Mary Van Cooney and prestdent opened the meetmg I \ester and Mrs Wtlltam F Ephes1ans 3 2tJ 21 were read b; lyn Hoffman and M1ss Karen I Jerusalem wtll meet Friday at nesday Mrs W E Mumford w1th the' verse A Gond Deed SUNDAY, MONDAY I Wmebrenner Will attend ihe Mrs Gordon and the group sang Btssell Begmners class Mrs 10 p m at the !OOF Hall DISCHARGED Others attendmg were Mr ts Never Lost" He who lOWS •nd TUESDAY Synod of Ohto at Muskmgum the hl mn We 1\ould See .le Ruth Steele and Mrs Lou Jse Patients recently diScharged and Mrs Everett Davts, Mtss courles) Ieaps fnendshtp, and June 13 t4 15 'NONE BUT THE Co llege at New Concord on sus, to dose the program For ley JUNE IZ mcluded Mrs Boyd Sloane, Mrs Maude Taylor, Mtss Alma Oh he who plants kmdness gatheJ s BRAVE June 15 . J8 1 Pnmarv 1 Mrs GladiS Spen Rock Sprmgs Cub Scouts Pack Dav1d Fillmger Clark Cum- linger Mrs lames Murray love Fnllowmg the Lord' Pray· - TechnrcolorElders present were Mrs Mr~ Edwards conducted a ct>r Mrs Bernice Batley and 246 wtll ha~,oe- an outmg at the mmgs, Sandra Crank, Mrs Dol Mrs Harry Kaurr Mr and er m umson , members anaFrank Sm<rtra-t: Jmt Walker Eylvester Mrs Wmebrenner shorl busmt>ss sess ton and plans Altss Esther Spencer, Pnmary Atthur Nease pond, Saturday, Jy Bartley, Mrs Emma Pullins Mrs Pearl Van Cooney, Miss wered roll call by descrtbmg the Tornmv Sand s Brad Dextt:r Ton y Bil l Samm\ J ark ~ on Mrs Donald Cottnll clerk of were made to sponsm a ba ke 2 Mrs Mace! Barton and Mrs at 5 P m Each famtly II to Mrs Ronald Shtvely, Mrs Dtane Van Cooney, Mtke Van corsage !hey made and were L;.uamr SI~phen.s I sessJOn and Mr Richard Duck less bake s<~le to raise money Myrna Carpenter Jumor 1 take lhe-tr own w1eners and buns John Wood, James Clark John Cooney, Mary Van Cooney Mrs wearmg Co lorcer toons worth for Ihe Camp Asbur) fund Oth Mrs Margaret Bm;ell Jumo; and a covered dish Bush Mrs Letha Riley, Wilham L W McComas Mr Paul Durmg the business session mone\ makmg pniJects were 2 Mrs Caryl Pooler Jumor 3, I Trotter, Mrs Frank Miller, CascJ, Middleport Mrs J E Foster was welcom: discussed ' Mrs Mal'\ I,autz and Mrs lnzy I A N I tJU: 13 Mrs Ge<trge Cummms, Mrs Out-of !own guests mcluded ed as a guest A ptcmc was A dessert course was served! Newell Teen-age I, Mrs Ruth Will b.. ~::: s••;;;~t ~~etmg :nnaoolle Russell, Angela D :d ::nd r~ ~ E Mumford planned for Wednesday July 7 at We Cordially Invite All To durmg the social how b} Mrs Er"m and Mrs I eota Young the St Andr m arley, Mary Lou Cormany, oe, r and Mrs 6 p m at the home of Mrs I Gerald \\tldcrmulh Mrs Edd Teen Age 2 Rev Pearl I M ew ~ Church '" Clavde Burnett, Gumther D IJames Van Cooney, Mrs Eva Walter Grueser Named al the Smith and MISs LurretJa " and Rev James Morrtson of th "st ~I V~~c~o, Coder, Handy Fnend, Mrs Ron· Wa~d dCol~mfbus, Mrs Marjor- commtttee were Mrs Roedel he~ mer TransportatiOn Mrs e eu envt e I· aid Clark and mfant daughter te on er oo ' Waldn, Ohto, L-1and Mrs L C Karr and those . Iel Chnst) and lamtor, Mr oc~t""b of Catholic Women's club Mrs Marlon Mash and infant Cpl Robert Van Cooney Cher- who cannot ~ttend are asked to FIRST Cleland WI e present Those WIShmg daughter, Charles Jenkms Mrs ry Pomt, N C Mr and Mrs contact one of the eommiltee JUNE 18-19-20 QUALITY Everv parent, grandpar ~au~~~~~d may contact Mrs Fred Lockwood, Mrs M~unce Smtth, Pomeroy; Mr The by-laws were ~mended. A en! and frJellds or Bible School sct Venoy, Samuel Hardman Mrs and Mrs Otto Hollman, Jack· thank you note was read fnal ' REGULAR Imembers ore mvtled to attend Th JUNE 14 Raymond Gooch, Orm NorriS son; Mr. Randolph Ward Rav- the Pomeroy Alumni Assoc'*" Fnday mght and e Meigs 4·H Pleasure Rtd- and J Oliver Mtlchell enswood, W Va and Mr and !ton for flower arrangemen!J Certified Oil Station see progfllm what the children have ers wtll meet Monday at 6 30 p Mrs B L Potter, Barbours- made for the banquet W M•ln St Pomeroy made and learned ~ at the home of Cheryl Wtl Fourth fear To Be VI~, dW Vifa Mrs L C Karr presented I tams n mg g Is were Mr. and p a p e r The Philodendron The DAV and Auxtllary wtll Observed Sunday Mrs C C Cope Algood, Tenn, Comes ~~ Age" n brought out meet Monday at 8 p m There The fourth year of Rev L Mr and Mrs C C Brown, that the Phtlndendron IS one ol Wtll be nommahon and election Stmpson as pastor of the Foreat Mtss Betty Brown, Brandon, the top rankmg house planll of offtcers All members are Run Baptist church will be ob- Fla, Mrs Charles McNamee, and that the number grown 111 urged lo attend served Sunday, at the church Mtddleport Mrs Charles Wtse, Flortda each year, would reach Sunday school will be held at Waverly, Mr and Mrs Okey 10 lime around the world They Appropriate sentiments for all fathers on 9 3tl am, followed lly tbe wor· Henry, Mtss Maxme Henry, Gal- grow from 16 to 20 feet m CLUB PICNIC shtp servtce by the Rev StrnpII polls' Mr and Mrs Adrtan Brazil and then some are 10 his day- June 20th, The Noble Prophetes• Club 1963 held a PICniC at the Ra son At 3 P m , the Rev. M B, Carson, Mtss Dnne Carson and small one has them In their ltvmg room Phllodenrlr0ns erne Park Sunday afternoon, Myers pa•tor of the Love Ztou David Adney, Middleport Bapttst church, Columbus, Will take a mtmmum amount a! June 6, Wtlh the folluwmg mem· --~ be guest speaker and the ehtl B o s to n lndustrtallst Bernard care which s actd soil 1 llttle 1 hers and guests pr..,ent Mary BOXED HANKIES, BILLFOLDS, , Lower Salem, Vtda Car from the Love Zton ~urch will Goldfme patd pver $1,500 m plant food, leaves kept wasbtd hotel bills for preSidential as and a httle water Martettn, Edtth Hutsmpll- smg The pubhc JB mvtted. ststant Sberman Adams In the At the close of the meeting, TIES, SHIRTS & JEWELRY ITEMS lar, Esta McKmght Ethel Maude Young, Mr and Mrs. In 1958, a House eommlttee ensuing scandal, Adams was a dessert course was servedliJ the hostesses George Lear, Galhpohs, Mr made public records showmg ousted and Mrs Allen Hughes, Middleport, Mr and Mrs Ernest Wmgett, Racme, and Naoma Brmk· er, D1slnct Deputy Racme, Gill$ Ml'U. WEAR WllH PRIO£ SOCIAL ICAl .ENDAR WSCS Offl'cers Are Installed TlieSday Night VOL XVII I' ~urp~~~=Y b;l~s ME!GS THEATRE COLUMBUS (UP)) - Gov The governor oald experts Some felt Ohio's hopes of set- aald the land would be avail· partment wtll release the need the recommeodahons of severaldoeatlon James A Rhodes •atd today had ptcked the Ravenna site as tmg the factilty were jolted able U the AEC requested It ed ground at the Ravenna Ar· groups of sctentlsts, transporta- "Lack of unity In the put the that smce the Defense Deport· the only one 10 Jbio smtable when an Army spokesn.an 18id but later chonged h1s report to senal for the proposed atomtc !ton experts, and others who has lost a number o' ment had not yet been asked lot the faclbty and pledged hts Thursday the Defense Depart· say the mthtary could not spare plant after a study concoud<d Raven- project• for Orlo," Rhodes ..ld. lor 3000 acres of the Ravenna admlntstratton would do all It ment could not relea~e 3,000 of the land smce losmg 3,000 acres Sources close to the Ohio na was the best loeallon tn Ohio Thts IS the tuno for aU Ollt.ordnance Stle lor an atomtc en- could to get the lacthty for the 21,1100 tdle ocres at the ord· would tmpatr tis future use tf Atomtc Energy Commtsston for the pro1ect Jjlls to unite tn a con m oa WASHINGTON SJ<;N ergy prOject 1! was rtdtculous" Ohio nance depot for the atom needed for an arsenal have mdicated thts cause which wlll benefit the ea. Frank J Lausche called th~ to say the state had been Meeting Set smasher project . The governor sa1d stnce the "However m the event this Rhodes calle<' upon all Ohm ttre state" OhiO congresStonoi delegalton turned down m -II• efforts to get '!'he governor mnde the state- The governor satd t~e depart- Army had not been asked to acreage ts not avot!able, we o!Dctals and leaders to support Several group&, prtrnarlly Iii Into a meetmg today to come the $280 milhon atom smasher men! as Sen Frank J. Lausch ment had not been asked as release the land any charges are prepared to purchase the the Ravenna proposal and satd ISouthern Ohm, havt •rged thlt up with some strateg the project for the Site tn Washmgton called a meetmg yet for the land smce the Atom- that the stale had been turned reqmred land m the area for "Ohto wtll be totall re red lthe1r area be conSidered fOr state s btd to land Y 10 The governor sa1d tf tl de- of tbe Buckeye congresSional tc Energy CommiSSIOn tAEC) down' are rtdtculous ' Ithe atom plant ) P po the project A Jele~altt IN"' 11 velops the land ts not a voila- delegalton to make plans for was still considermg •ever a! 280 ~a: hon atom smasher aat $the Is Clnfldent Rhodes sa1d he did not ptck to present a convmcJng case" 14 countH!s was to ask the AEC ~enna Arsenal ble reqmred land could be pur- supportmg the state'• btd lor Sites for the project Rhodes satd he had 'every Ravenna as the stle but had to the AEC m Washmgton Toes- m Washtngton today to loel!l Aother delegation, a . chased m the area the new sctence compled The Army spoke•IJilln ltrst conftdence that the Defense De thrown hiS full sup:><>rt to 11 on 1day on behalf of the Ravensa the project In Southern Ohio, 14 roonty Southern Ohto group, 'lllas scheduled to present tls \' 8 proposal tot ht Atomtc Energy Comm1s.smn today urgmg the atom1c research center for P1ke I Co1•oty 1 The Army threw a bombsell In OhiO s plans to umte behmd I Lhe Ravenna Arsenal when 1t I announced the Northeastern Ohw land would not be releas ed for other uses I WASHINGTON- FRANKLIN D Roosevelt Jr , the man wtth the magtc name, " avatlable to run lor mayor of New York City - 11 the nght people ask htm to Roosevelt mode tha' clear Thursday durmg a news con fe1 ence he called shortly after New York Ma)or Robert F Wagner announced he would not run for a fourth term Mr~ I I I REGATTA WEEKEND 18'9 I --- ----- GIFT ITEMS ... Lodge and Special I ~·VDJJ, . RI~-~~2 EVERYTHING FOR SUMMEtl FUN . Ed -. SUMMER TOYS I Garden scIs pails spnnkltng cans la\1 11 mowers, etc' tu ke, p lit• Kid s amused and happy I SWIMMING ACCESSORIES 1 Goggles masks ear plugs, nose chps fms snorkels m flated beach balls, nngs, rafts, e1c e Diamond Rings e Black Onyx, Plain or woth Otanoonds e White Spinel eMasonic Prices St1rt At _ $18 S· :C BEN "- ......... - '- ~ ..... ,:._~ -- WY 2-3498 FRANKLi~S ·. ~ _.-.·.~ . -:-~-- -- · ·· ·--. GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE - POMEROY Court St. Pomeroy The Almuae By United Pre" u.... naUonal Today IS Thursday, June 10, the 16lst day of 1965 wtlh 201 to follow The moon Is approaching Its lull pha•e The mornmg star is Saturn. The evemng stars are Venus and Mars Prmce 1'hdtP, the Duke of Edinburgh, was born oo thts day In 1921 On thts day In history· In 1898, the U S. Marines began the lnvasioo of Cuba in the Spanish • Ammcan War. In 1940, llaUan DICtator Jle. plto Mussohni declared war on France ant Brttam In 1942, the German Gestapo burned the tiny village of LJ. dtce m Czeehoalovakla alter shooting 173 mate lrtlu]bitants of the town and depllrllng the women and eblldren 1o CiiiiCentratton camps. A thought tor ~ day David Thareati 181d· "II two to speak the trulh-<lne speak and lhe utber 10 bear." MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY SAIGON (UP!) - Government troops drove the Vtet Cong out of Dong Xoat today m one of the bttteresl bat· WASHINGTON fUPI) - Pres1dent Johnson called ties of the war and probed northward to try to rescue a mectmg of hiS top nuhtary and dtplomallc adviSers to11hal was left of a shattered relief column It waa feared dd} to tevte\1 the sttuatwn m Vtet Nam 1 government casualttes mtght run as h1gh as 500. ltll, \ fhe meetmg was scheduled for noon EDT 11 Etght more Amencans were I '~ There v. as a posSibility the admmtstratlon might ktlled today when tbetr plane tact for hours wtth the Amert· m.1ke a statement after the sessiOn of the National Se· crashed m the central htghlands can adviSer accompanymg the MISS PARKER MISS SAXTON MISS RUSK I cuttly Counctl The meeting wa~ a contmuatlon of 1 1ar to the nonh of Dong Xoat government rehef battalion of CONTINUING down the hne up of contestants who wtll 10 t he Mtss l con terence whtch began at the Whtte House Thursday. 1The ftghtmg at Dong Xoal ttself 300 to 400 men whtch ran mto Amenca Pageant durmg Regatta Weekend June 18 20, are Lmda Sue Pal kei Rut p,e,<nt al Thursdays sessJon - - -- - SANTO DOMJ'IGO IN· Icost 31 Amencan casualttes ac· a Vtet Cong ambush when ttl land, Carmah Saxton, Gallipolis and Shetl a Rusk, Athens The pageant 11 til be held were Gen Maxwell D Taylor of mspectton m Southeast Alia, t01nabonal orgamzalions press- cordmg to aU S spokesman- trted to reach Dong XoaJ, 60 June 19 10 the Pomeroy Juruor Htgh Audt tonum US ambassador to Sa1gon Sec crtltctzed press coverage of the ed mYest 1gatlons today mto one known dead 17 m1ssmg and nules north of Salgon, Thurs.. - - retar~ or State Dean ..tusk Un long war m V1et Nam He proatrocity charges mvolvmg both 13 wounded day ~Hi W~AAW:!il:*I~ W:n HY1! itJ OM'":~ Iderst>cretarv of State ( f'Orge w posed that the Se lBte Foret.gn Slde!l In the Domtmcon conflict There had been no radio COD· Loss•• Feared uvy PLAINFIELD, N J tUPit Hall ~efense Secretary Robert Relations Committee send l biIhe Umted Nattons and the ----- The lost battalion had been _ Tbree per11081 were kUled ;, '/c~amara Deput~,o ~~rerose l parhsaL delegatiJ' to the scene OrgamzatJon of Amertcan flown m by helicopters when tt and 14 Injured eorly klday Secretar) Cyrus A ', anee and so that 'lJm-fact 1 be laid at States are conductmg mdepenran mto a Commumst reg1ment when a lire consumed • 10 fl Ct'ntr~l lntelllgtonre A"genev D1- rest dent mvesttgatJOns of charges Losses were !eared beavy, add· year old ramblln& Irame ••· I rector Adm W1llwm F Raborn I The Senate debate was that both otdes have been gull· mg to the toll at Dong Xom tel ocross lloe atreel lrom a Anyone attendmg the big Rega tta Weekend evenls 1 I.e While House meetmgs touched off by the first formal ty ot JndlsePOmmate execulions where more than 200 of the gov- llrehoa•e. on June 18 20 wtll be able to VIC\\ the act11 lites from the ca me agamst a background of! dtsclosure here 011 ru,jday that 1 of thetr foes ernment defenders WitTe re upper Pomeroy parkmg lot tn comlort sharp Senate debate nn the na-1U S ttl!IP~ l!IYI·~me time ported ktllM or wounded Pollee and llremen coolin· 1 Thts announcement 11 as made Thursda1 e1 enmg bv lure ol Amencan m1hkrv m been authoriZed to conductWASHINGTON _ A IZ.YEARVtet Cong los,.. were be I ued to oeareb the rums fur 1Regatta General Chatrman Wli!Js Leadmgh<~m and Porn 1olvement 1n che ant1 I combat support" of South VIetold Oklahoma boy cut his way lleved high but there was no ac od!er poSBible vlcdmo after etoy Chamber of Commerce Prest dent lack Carse) dur lcommunl't war m South V1et na/liese umts under certain conthrough such tongue-twtsters as utal count Mthatry sources the opectacular bla2e, vlilble mg a meetmg wtth Coast Guard offlCJals 1Nam ditwns 'boutonmere," '' petlpatetJc" m Dong Xoat estimated more 20 miles away ~as e"tlnguisbLeadmgham sa1d tn range# ~I Se n Thomas J Dodd 1 Pnor to Tuesday there had and eczema, Thursday than 100 were killed 1 td. ments have been madt- lo pl ace erl Pittman U S Coast Guard D( onn JUSt ba( k from a toUI been no mdtcatJon _ save for 10 become the nahon champion Dong Xow Itself was • sham B gtganhc tent' over a large Huntmgton statements by an anonymou~ 1 speller, bles of burned out bulldmgs, ""'"" "" "' • ~~ < portton of the upper parkmg lot Th < G d ff 1 mil1tarv spokesman n sa1yon 1 Michael Kerpan, Jr' of Tulhttered wtth more than 100 so spectators, as well as booth sent:d s that the 53,50fl.man Amerlc;;; sa, Okla took top honors corpses mcludmg men, women areas w1ll be prole( ted m cao:;e f d force m v1et Nam ould do any 1 0 10 and cluldren killed by napalm r bad weather se\ t•ra copif'S a pnnte no · I parl~etpale 1 • 'F R L ' Flash Flood in ~~:~.;,": w~rk::: !~teh oot. are aw J R dbv and flame throwers '" the sav Utah Leaves 7 The Re alta ofiJCJals smd the IKe about the e~ents tn Pome- , s e" ise gb that art> bemg passed out 60 age ftghUng Some of them had ent WI >t eas ee r 1 been used as shields by the Vtet w1dth and 210 feet long tommema wale! ua ts Oh S Cong In th• ftrst mtnutf' of p M' . Coast Guard offtctals present , The Coast t.uard .,n be In io enate ersons ISSintl11 for the meetmg wit h ch Pomero1 to ass1sl wllh water thetr Sll· hour human sea as ' the 381h annual National Spelling Bee sponsored by the Scrtpps-Howard newspapers He 0 1 ended a see-saw contest With a Howard K Parker, IOD of Topeka, Kan' gtrl by spellmgl1 Mr and Mn Herbert s Park· 'larghetto er of Syracuse, bas recelv· saults ed a Bachelor of Sclence De· Bedraggled and bloodstamed MOSL"''W - SOVIET RUS- cree in Petroleum Engineer· Vaetnamese women waaled as SJa s off -course moon rocket, mg el Marie Callllo Pegea- kr they kneeled over thetr dead wtde of tis largest by 1110 000 in& at Marietta College Park- Uncomprehendmg children miles, raced through space to er, a graduate of Pomeroy stood by and ate Amenran c day toward an e .pe4:ted orbit High ICbool and star football I rations despite the nauseatmg of the sun player at Marietta College, smell or burnt and decaying The Russtans announced received bls degree during h A Thursday mght that an engme Marietta College'• !28th Com· 11 es f II gen 11 e monsoon ram aboard the LJna 6 - their 3, mencement oo June 7 was 8 mg 1100 pound, unmonned satellite The battle for Dong Xoat befatted lo respond lo a radtol gan before dawn Thursday stgnal from earth I<> change ! fS, ~hen battle-hardened Vtel Cong course I attacked m waves An Ameri· can survtvor sa1d It was aSSlluit PRESI· after assault after assult wtth the vahant defenders slowly W~SHINGTON dent Johnson and hts economic falling back • advtsero heheve that all s1gns pomt toward the U S econo- 1 M Clarke is Re-Named Head Of Association X!r~~;"~~':'~!c~~~ c~~;~n:f b~~~~ WEARING APPAREL for your FAMILY ALWAYS SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM E~"~rfelds In Pomeroy e 1 t f 1 1 O\ 10 10 more than guard tlons and rondurt patrolling , k~yagJreSsltl inslalia- ----- I Rl'\, k a1r~n Alkire Author ()f of respec 1!Ve Rega II a eye ts control measures dunng the COLUMBUS ll PI - The R 4.rtide M 1 Alk in Guide By United PresslnternatJonal were Wa lter F' Walker Flottl e\ents and supenlse regula Oh1o Senalt> lnilk thf' fi rst maJor 1 ev evm Ire, Ill Mul-11 Seven persons were mtssmg Ia Commander 18 3 Ga\llpolas t1on!-> Thl:' Manne ~v<'nt wt ll be step Thursdav m a dr1ve to cut l berr~ Avenue, Pomeroy, the and presumed drowned near Bill Matthews Flotilla 18-3 Past patrolled thorough tv b1 the u down on shophftmg-a $t35 mtl· ;•thor of a medttatton accepted Vernal Utah, today m the 0JvJsJon vtce capt•m of Dtvt· s Coast Guard hon a vear busmess' 10 Ohto I~r publication by The Upper wake of a VICIOUS flash flood sion 18 James R Walsh U s l:h 8 20 7 volf' 1t approved ! oom world·wide mterdenominWaters Insolated two commun- Coast Guard n Huntmgton Max i Offluals from the U S Coa'> t and sent to the House a btll atlonal devotiOnal guide accordtbes m southwest Wyommg \\i Watls RMI officer m charge Guard t>mphastzed tllat re-lu~e whlrh allows storekeepers to ~ng Mtn an announcement by Dr. of u s Coast Guard depot at 1s not to be thrown mto the nv anmng Potts edtlor of Nebraska braced for the pos Pt Pleasant and LCDR Hob PI by persons atlendmg the Re detam susp.cted shoplifters ln iThe Upper Room, '" Nushvlllt, stb1hty or more ram A seven- - -gall<~ Tl1e\ pomted out that their store!'\ un it I a police offlcer iTenn Inch deluge htt Alliance, ~eb I or even tiSsue paper rould I IS summoned The datly devotional guldt Thursday and washed out rat! I !Je danguous for dnvers 10 tre Under present law • store With a urculauon of three and road tracks between Bndeport ' '"'" keeper must let a suspected one quarter million II pmtti41 and Dalton Nep I . shoplifter gyt out of h1s store m 41 editions and 35 languagea The CoaSI Guard sa1d there befm e trvmg tn detam h1m 1 It 18 dtslrlbuted 10 more than More than I,OUU persoos who • • a1e laws makmg tt unlawful to 1hao p1o""on ted to th• dub 1110 rountrtes over the world fled thear homes at Newton throw d1scharge or deposit rt>f- bing of the present statute as Many thousands of ro 'o1 Kan cleaned up flood damage "'' 1n the na v1gable w"ters of the 'root race taw each tssue are dtstrlbuf: bJ 1 today They were warned , the Un1ted Stales For vJOiatmn , The bill prohibit ' however 8 chaplams servmg wtth the m!U.. they might have to evacuate or the sta tu te offenders shall be , storekeeper frnrn usrng undu€' 1tar forces chalams m vet .. I Road Repairs , DISCUSSed by Town Council '"'" cJ~~~:s~~D n:;nfo~o~: ~~~~~~~; 1 ~1 ~~sd~~~~n~ a~~~~~ : hosptt~ls ~y I ste~dy Ciar~e I r eht~- ~=n ~~~~:~~!mng ~~ ~ ~- ~ 18,! ~..-.... - ,. .. \1\ r ~ .- I I ' . fae~h\Je' Me~ Ed·J wa~s, . . _·----A '' ° • ~~n FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME 11 Mrs Oscar w Clarke was J, :· Mees, 91, agam tf more ram falls lh; restramt' m hold1ng a susperl jan{ and other and >ear re-elected president o f ehtTn· Claimed Thursday Heavy rams fell on the east patr on the West Pomt Road ed bl a /me 001 exceedi~g $2 I'd shopli ft er chaplams serving prisons and There IS no reason to shout[ County Commumty Concert As· Jacob T Meeo 91, a lomer ern Gulf states today Showers and tl was agreed to adv"e the 1500 nor less than !500 or bv ' Sen ThomHS p G'lmartm D other msbtuttons For vtsUai)J [rom the housetops that thmgs SOC!ation at the summer meet resident ol Pomeroy passed spattered the Rockies and ram slate road commiSSion about Impr~ sonmenl of or not lr.ss \ ounstnwn argut>d Ihal mno 1 handicapped people, The Upper. 18 are gomg up and up durmg the mg of the boerd of dtrectors away Thursday light m Athens drummed Oregon and Washmg· 1ts condtlton and request repm lh"n Ml daiS nor more thRn cent shoppers might become 1Room avatlable m Braille nexl half but we do expect a held Tuesday evemng al the He had been in Ill health for ton work durmg a recent meetmg une yeat OJ by both \ the Vlllims ot over zealous store and Talkng Book editions. good second half . John home lhe past •everal months The Utah flood poured down ' _ owners The meditatwn wntten by ld Th d Tlie New York representa Born m Mason City W V• Sh Cr k C bo \ Hartford Vtllage Council also But Sen Ross Pepple R Ltma Rev Allure Is published In s,on to newsmendn urs 8) fol· live of Commumty Concerts Mr Mees was the last of ~ Fleep eRe Ranyonl Tab ve learned durmg the meetmg !hat I rePlied !hal merchants spent Ithe July. August,...., and will owmg a pert tc review with Inc Jim Martin met with the family of 14 children Mr Mees d ammg hed oge teservo r urs the t ' b t f om~rov U\ or ··-' lhr b idge owns a ance o money m Irons1 derable ' 'me an d money Ibe us ed on Saturuay, All& Zl. ay, roared was through ou r s the ban k a1 the en d f ",.,ay Dt'nies Rumors Iop admm1s trat1on experls nmeteen board members pres spent most cJ. his hfe In Porn- and aee camptn.g bull dmg goo d WI 11 •n d •ere un THREE ARE F1NJID enl and gave !he group a nom· eroy where he was C&O Freight area was $8t9 57 and the rerorder 1 hke h to cause theJuselves em- 1 Three persons were lined antl Plans Marie for Fall ber of tdea. for encouragmg agent and telegraph operaotr presented a fmannal repon of Pomeroy Mayor C'ha rle< IR 1 barrassmen t by usmg the power two others forfeited ....... ,_ 'I'1'18 , I8 Bench Show more assoc•atJon members to for 48 years Ht retired. 15 The seven mtsslng persons Ia the wa te r works from J anuary gar tod ay demed rumors t hat mdISrnmman 11 Y .,. u• Middleport Mayor Lee...Smitl •• At a r;,.,ent meetmg of the enjoy ail the concerts present- years ago couple, thetr three youngb to May 31 wtth the L lance of the boa\ dockmg and Adds 50 To Patrol co!lrt Thursday eventnc A o MeJgs County Foxhunters Assn ed each season Mr Mees was 1 member of :: the system bemg $1 234 47 other proposed work along th• The House meanwhile voted Manley 47 , Mtddleport wu'::. plans were made lor the fall Several popular altracttOns the PoiiH!roy Methodist ehurch trader which was sbaltered by A ltre deparllnent promotion ' Pomerol Parkmg 1ol levee Will i unammously to b<'ef up the ed $10 and oosls for lntoxlc• fJeld lrtals and bench show were constdered for booking for Survtvors Include hi• wtfe the llood Their car was found was suggested by Mayor Wtl not be done Istrength of the State Htghway lion Everett Pierce 57 Rut. Twenty-live members were the coming season, and 'tnlllal Margaret, two daughters, Mrs overturned nearby llam Kelly and Councilman Ray I Ma)or Legar satd the job Is Patrol by addmg 50 new patrol- land $10 and costs: Jni,m..._ pre.,nt There will al!o ~e a plans for the tall membershiP Madge Strauss of Athens ond , Ftelds wos appomted treasurer ! sttll on tbe agenda but because men over the next t.u years lion Dana R Clark D Rl. I bench show on Aug I sl the campatgn were made It was Mrs Jean McKnight of Kansas Ve!ei'IIDI Memorial Ho1plllll of the ftre department to be in of problems tt wtll not !le ac- The btll which now goes to Mtddleport, $ll and 'cosi., IIJe. Meigs county fairground spon-~declded to present three eon· City, one grand•oo and one ADMISSIONS- Louise Ntch- charge of the drive lor money comphsl~r-d before the Juneltlie Senate orrgmallv asked for !gal exhaust Loretta Stewart. sored by the Ohio State Fox- certs lhts season, permitting I great granddaushter ols, Rolland; Tammy Curtls,l 18 20 regalia weekend 3110 new patrolmen 1541 each '" Mason, forfeited a ~bond anti hunters Assn. The next meeting 1ar1er budget for each artist Funet:al servtces Will be beld Long Bottom Jean Craig Shortly after the meeting sev the nextt wo vears But the von Stewart 35 Muon • will be the first Molll,lay in July Dur1111 the business meetong, Sunday 1at I !II p m In the Middleport· Mrs Cb • r 1e; era! councilmen and Mayor Kel· \ The mayor explamiil that be· I budget dtd not contam the funds bond both ~ di.turtnni 1111 PreSident J. C. Chancey would A. Kimball Sutter was voted Hughes Funeral Home at Ath· Wile, Middleport Jeffrey Mill· ly agreed to appomt Elmer •cause smtable btds were nnt re- I for the larger mcrease and the peace charges like everyone possible to attend ' ln u presldent-eleci, to Bills! ens wtth Rev Joe Maflell of er Syracuse Melvin Sydeboth-\ Hyder, spectal pohceman, as ce1ved the proJect could not 1btll was lnmmed m committee --~~ill ~ this meeting It will be lite last ' Mr1 Clarke this year prtor to fietallng Bunal will be In the.,;, Mlnersv;lle J 0 h 0 marshall unttl the next meeting I be gotten underway before the It also lowers the maXImum Geaenl I chance to make flnaj arrange- beading the organizatiOn durlnl West Union Street Cemeterv Pomeroy, This action was taken alter regatta age for new potrolmen from 3ll ADMISSIONS - II: R. ments for the fall show the IUtJ8.67 aeason Friends may call at the funeral DISCHARGES _ MIIQie ay Marsholl Sommy Anderson va- Temporary dock facth!Jes, to 30 and ehmlnatesthe present Ion, Pomeroy, Mary Mulual agreement was reach- home after 2 p m Saturday. Letart w va • WilHam Musick 1cated the job however, are bemg secured to ftv'\"year residency reqwrement Pomeroy. CITED BY PATROL ed with Rio Grande College to ; Pome;.y, J..;, Brinker, Attending were Mayor Kelly, be used for the regalia, satd for patrol applicants Tho Fl· beDISCPHARGES - lllbW The Ohio 5aale Patrol re- discontinue Jilambershlp recip· LU~;AL TEMPS cine. Recorder James M. Crump, Legar In all, 120 feet of docks nance Department estunates the rts, omoroy ports the arrest of, Wilbert L. Iroclty with the eollege'l Artist The temperature in Pome- BIRTHs-Mr and Mra Jallltl Councilmen John Roach, Ray to be placed along the wal· btU will cost about $250,1100, tn· ----Hearotd, 36, Concord, Ill, ciled •Serlea althou8h both oraanlza· roy'1 business distrtct at t1 tS Games, Pomeroy, a daugbt- Floldl, W. T. Stone and A. K er below the parking lot for use eluding tramlng and equipment 1 Cl>D~]le to cooperate am today ••a 83 dellfeel un- er, Mr and Mrs. Charles Wilt, McClung, Marshall Anderson, during tbe regatta activhoes, ac- eosts, when lullJ Implemented High lodty In ... low to Melga county court, June tlons wlll lor •ellow line violation. to aVoid cooAA!t ln.IChetlulinl. tier IUIID)' tlklea. IMiddleporl, dauahttr, Mr. Hyclt Cllld avera! clllzena. cordln& to lhe Pomeroy !llayw. m fiscall967 In eo.. I YOUR SHOPPING CENTER Johnson Calls lin Advisers for Viet Nam Review 1 I I More y anks are • K1•IIed Ill Fierce v• t Nam Action 1e Regatta v·I ewers to he seatedu der Huge Tent I I Iedet. WORLD Garden Club Has une Meeting On Monday or I ,• ~ In Hospl'taJ Hews Ch-est B'b/ er e program Slated Friday Night FRIDAY, JUNE II, 1965 OHIO 3 t Rev. Putney is Guest Speaker Mlsst~~ar) ;du~atiOn POMEROY-MIDDlEPORT. ---------------"' FIVE CENTS -·• I I NO. 46 '". I"'" 1B••M..., ' Sled~''" �-· 0 A I .. I ( ( '' ' .(; ' h l 2-'0any Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., June ll, 1965 I'The Dailg . ~ -----·· Democracy Finally Comes to ~onto Darningo Voice of Broadway ••• reporting - SP.ntinPI IOMMENTIt TING EDITORIA~~ By DOROTHY KILGALLIEN f APressing Problem LONDON - 'J'Ile· British film aisle, potnta you to the ladles colony, now heavily Infiltrated cloackroom or the refreshments bar during the interval, and with Yanks, Italians lllld French cherrlly thanks you when II Ia has for the past few days been all over. Some of the lop hotel8 awept by the rumor tbal warIn the United States might make ren Beatty and Leslie CllrllD a 'DOle of the fact that when bad scooted off and taken the the room waiter at the Savoy vows witholll telling anyone. brings you your pate de Foie The reports became more de- Gras Strasbourg, the tray tailed as (bey cirCUlated. One contalnll a knfle pltmged Into a person was "quite sure" the pitcher of hot water. The most loving pa1t had been married patriotic Amerlcan l• apt to in a tiny town not far from doubt that this procedure Ia London, others knew a friend followed at the Statler - Hilton of a friend of the parson who Ding Dong. lrad performed the rlt.. , and some even ventured to describe Dahlia Lavl, an IsraeU actthe bride's dreSI. ress bas a beau who would like However, Warren categorical· to become her hushand If be can obtain a divorce from his ly dentes 11. present wife. He II John Sulli, "Why would we do that!" he van, considered the greatest said. "ll's ridiculous to think stunt man In the Industry -he we should try to keep such a thlnj a secret." His friends (including me) beUeve hlm. There are m ' n Y reasons why. Warren, seeming- WE 1uppose the President has to go : . • through the motions of carrying out , one of his campaign promises in doing · ~mething about altering the Taft·Hart·ley law, and presently Congress is fa ced with one of its big legislative battles in ·making the alterations that the chief ' executive has proposed . The battle for 'the "Right To Work." has been going on for several years, and here in Ohio it .was the decisive element in the unseat· 'lng of many of our federal legislat.oro and effected the outcome of the gover·pQr'• race . There have been organiza(tl~ns at work on keeping the provision• ·of .tho law before the public ever since 'the hut and cry. · The other day we saw some figures where union membership had increased by 1 wider margin in states that have Tight to work laws than in those without auch measures. It would appear that the ·llnion is misjudging Its role when it in· sisb that ,uch legislation is ob.lection· able. The primary reason for what IS proposed in repealing the section, whirh permits the states to adopt right to work laws If they desire. The sectiOn of the Tart-Hartley law that is causi~g the rontroversy simply states "Nothmg m this Act shall be construed as authoriZ· lng, the execution or application. of ag· reemenb requiring membership m a la· bor organization as a condition of e':"· ployment In any State or Terfltory 1.n which such execution or application IS prohibited by law. It means simply that slates making use of the provision of the Tart-Hartley Law allu•·s any worker a free choice to join or not to join a union. At the present time there are 19 states that have iuch laws. and there seems to be a growing movement in other states t.o follow suit. Ever since its adop\lon It b.as been the prime target of .organ •zed1 labor. What it boils down to " compu . iory union membership. and m the : . d of manv people thiS Is far !rom IIllO s . h .eing a democratic procedure.' w rn 1 le are forced to do a cert am thmg. peop · ld it would appear that if the umons wou ~evote their time to selling the trade .jnion idea that they would get a lot fur~er than trying to cram somethmg qown workers, whether or no. : There are some persons that even predict that any tampering with th is right will bring about a national drive to prohibit the union shop. It might eve.n lead to greater examination of the op· orations of labor unions that might throw them into even greater co nflict with the great masses of people On top of this proposal there is an ever insist· ent demand that the minimum wage law be scaled upward . The labor aim of the administration is the extent the coverage of some four and a half million workers, mostly in service industries, who are now exempt. The pres•nt wage minimum is $1.25, but President John· son did not ask for an increase in that al)lount . Congress has the duty to con· sider the effects \hal a boost will have oo Incomes of those now employed on the possibility of lesser job employment opportunities for those youth entering tile labor force . .,.,.·cially if the minilllUm rata II increased .· has "doubled" for the top stal'l when they had to leap througll apace from canyon to CBJio yon, fall off horses, or c:raah through plate &lass wlnllowl. But his deaHngs with Duffa bave proved that even a otunt man can suffer a minor crash when be tries to Influence a worn'"- For daY!I bef<lre the premlerce of "Tboae Magnifi. cent Men In 'J'Ilelr Flying Machines," he had begged her to wear her yellow satin evening dress with the black beaded trim. She said she thought she would rather wear ber gown ol turquoise blue. He kept sayinl he Uked the yellow b!!tter. No cigar, as we say in the States. When Dahlia arrived at . the premiere (with stunt maD John Sullivan) she wa.s a raviShing vision - In turquoise blue. - HELEN HELP US! ly more serious about hir. career and his persunat life than he has ever been, has nothing to aaln by playing games with Dear Helen: 1 am also llke "Confused rr the press. And Leslie, the . deGirl" wbo didn't understand her· fendant in an English divorce This column is for young peo- self. I wrote you three !etten ease in which she was charged with adultery, would be leSI ple, their problems and pte• beforo, but got scar<d and threw than human II she didn't want sure!, their troubles and tun. them away. I'm depressed, to ohout It from the housetops .As with the rest of Helen scared, withdrawn, sulky and Help Us' it welcomes lughs moody. I crave attention and when and if they married. but won't dodge a serious ques· at ay clear of my parents. I ciflcation of the glan( occun. want and need someone to talk Three Ia also the matter of tion with a brush-off. By Wayne G Brandstadt, M.D. appetite and some pain or ten- There is no treatment for lhll her children by her former marSend your teen-age questions to but unfortunately no one else Q-What are the symptoms of dernes!l in the reg ion of the except the treatme11t of the unriage to Peter Hall. She has to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, understands, so I chose t h e pancrt>ali!is anll t· l causes it? gall bladder. A drinking spree derlying cause. custody of them in England and care of Helen Help US! this wrong person and got Into so A-Sinfe the pancr~as h a s may trigger an alla-:k. Removal Q-1 bave beet1 taking Injecmay take them out of England newspaper. much trouble. I'm 15. several functi ons and jnt."e there of an infected gall bladder will tions of Stilbesl l. Could they 1 go to bed at night praying with the court's acquiescence, Dear Helen: are different kinds ol pancrea· sometimes pul an end to the have any harmful effects? I am to myself very hard that I'll but at the last hearing the im· Why don't parent• ASK us titis . a deftnile set of symploms attacks. Recent studiPs indicate taking dielhylstitbestrol pills. die before rooming, and I've pression was given that l i 1 e once in a while, instead of TELr can't be given. Acute pancreati- that an anti-enzyme wiU check Can they cause my hair to fall court would exercise all proper tried suicide, too. I can walk LING us? It's no fun being tis is usually xetension of an in· the produetion f trypsin, the di. means to keep them there. A-Both drug• are the same. bossed from morning till night. down the hatl at school and gestive enzy me e\abor.ated by fedion m the gall bladder or This female hormone is usually f know grown-ups couldn't stllnd not see anyone. It's good to The presence of a new hU!· intestinf'S. This would ause se- the panueas. This relieves the know that there Is someone else given to supplement ~ decreasband who presumable could working for bosses who barked, like me, but I w1sh I knew vere pain is the upper abdomen pain of pancreatitis. <00 function of the ovaries in become a father figure to the " Do this'" "Do that! " all day why I craved attention, yet associated with vomiting . This women undergoing the meno· Q-My di.K·tor says I have offprlng undoubtedly would long. Yet how many itm.. do shut myself away from everyserious dseae ca ll for emer· pause. The chief siac errects due make the picture much rosier parents say "Please, would you one. In fact, I would like to be gency treatment in a hu~pital. calcification o( the pancreas. clean up the kitchen?" Or, to too large a dosage are vomitWhhl causes this and is there for Leslie from every angle. "When you get through with locked in a closet and the key ing. soreness of the breasts and Chronic pancrt>a'itis may de- anything that ca n be done for thrown away. headache. Whether taken as pill Big movie scoop: Charle! what you're doing, would you velop in a pel son who has re· it ? My parents are taking me ot A- la some persons w i t h or by injection the drug should Boyer hao been tapped to play wash the car, please!" Every- a psycho-terapist. so far, (two covnrd from af'ule pan c r ea titi~ body reacts better to polltenest a key role in the new film ~ud· chroni c pancreatitis partial cal- not cause loss of hair. It may cause nausea or loss of weeks) not much help. In my . rey Hepburn wilt do in P"•ris and not army·sergeant com- mind I'm fighting with mysell this Summer opposite Peter 0'· mands - even teen-agers.and losing. If the first ConToole. The marvelous "'Shari" BOSSED fused Girl" (who signed herDear Bossed : will portray Audrey's father. Your words will hit a lot of self "Don't Understand Myself") Darryl Zllnuck snd his top knows the answers by now, I adie, Elmo, Williams, are parents where they live. But hope she wiil tell me. - HER flying to Rome In a few days in defense of parento I'll have TWIN to sign Ursula Andre" for the to say a lot of them DO use Dear Twin : star part in ZJnuck's next epic, "please." - the first three Psycho-therapy will help you, By William S. Whlto ''The Big Max." After testing times. - H. honey, but it takes time. Remore than a dozen important Dear Helen: dard had ta ~n all of Latin Am· My mother gave me her ex- member, this condition has beeD WASH!Nr:TON - A national it mate rializes the npossibte ac!Kesses in Europe, Darryl deerica open to a\: ' agression pensive ring to wear, if I was building for perhaps 15 years cided Ursula was ripe for starsystem for the f·nmmon de- drf'am of three dt-rades - the and 15 years can't be explored masked as only popular revofense of this ht' mi sphere is now estahlishment of a means for dom. Certainly anyone who careful. I took tt off and put In two weeks. has seen her in a biklnl wilt it in my purse before gym approac.: hinl!;. and for thts true collective security in this lution." I hope you'll write to me a club. Later a boy in my class This has long been th• bleak agree she is ripe. hi storir turn at last to common hemisphere. year from now - and that tho Restaurant and nightclub came up and started digging In news will be all good! - H. None of this could have been truth of tile business - and a sense thr Un ited Stales owes a my purse, and, Helen, when I vast debt to a vast neighbor, done without Brazil. For ''non- truth known and privately ad· bulo1ess m London Is 3 per looked for the ring afterwards, Dear Helen : intervention'· had bePn an en- mitted by some Latin states- cent off, thanks to the new LaBrazil This is to George's LIUla men who have feared to acknow- bor Government ruling against Jt was gone. The immt>diate lrfrat of Com- t·rusted article of faith everySister" who thinks George ia Once before the boy had tak· ledge it in public test It be seen expense account deductions. where below the Rio Grande. It mum!'~! subversion in the Domtoo protective. I am her age (l6) hy their people as something The fuss we had In the United en and hid one of my rings, inican Republie eould no doubt onl'e was a sound doctrine, for and have a brother 19 and om1 but 1 caught him and he gave .akin to attacking home and mo States a few year• ago on tho 17. So I'm a double "little silthave been brought aoout by the in bad old days a aeneralion therhood. Thus. even at the same subject was r1!1llly quite it back. He has admired this Ier ," but !' m not complaining! ago, there were times when United States alone , llll'OUgh time of the first crisis in the mild compared to the ruckus ring of my mother's many My dates must pass TWO Inspecthe troops it l$ent there not to Uncle Sam was too quick with times, lllld I think he took it, " intervene " bu t r: thP.r lo take his gunbo·ats down to the south· Dominican Republic, the old being l'llsed by British busineSB- but 1 can't prove it. Should I tions. At fif!t I resented It a counter . dction against a Cas- ward. But in the years that cry of ·non intervention" - di· men. The law is obviously abo facoe him with It, or act like bit, but now I'm glad. My brohave brought the nuclear age reeled only at us - was still surd, as it will result in lesa James Bond flnd try to get him thers know more than I do, and troite intervf"ntion. revenue for the Treasury inhave saved me from • lot Ql In the longer term however, and a new and cov··rt system strong in Latin Amerlca stead of more, but temporarily to hang himself? - JUNE or Communist agression through Here It was that Brazil powtrouble. - LITI'LE SIS it was the brave ar.d ded sive Dear June: It is a sop to the "have-nolo" Why not report It to the prin· support of the Hrazihans which stealth aod double talk, it had erfully entered the scene In one who think the rich are aettin& opened the road to something h..11g sinl'e become 1stead a dor o; those rare acts ir. politics the dagger in the hack. clpal, and let HIM do the This column is dedicated to fatrine of futility and of suicide where true national interests James Bonding! You could be mily living, so If you're havina lncomoarably more important. In truth the rejoicing poor by free Latin governments. and totally honorable candor all wrong about this suspect - kid trouble or just plain trou- , This was the creation or the will be paying more for dole are happily merged. President For "non tntervent1on'' had but if you aren't, the fact that ble, let Helen help YOU. She first t.atin-Jrd inter - American to unemployed waiters, busboys, Castello Branco lllld the Brazilwill also welcome you own acome to apply to th' Untted peace - keeping .1rce in hisbartenders. musicians and he Is suspected may prompt musing experiences. AddrHI lao Ambassador l< Washington, him 10 'find' your lost ring In a tory . That force stands agan st States alone. Communist inter· porters, so after a few place; Helen Bottel in care Ill lble chaos today in the Dominican vention, as in Cuba. was not Juracy ~agalhae.. Hally re- have folded, the regulation will hurry. - H. AN(J)'IIER CONFUSED GIRL newspaper, Republic, commanded not by intervention at all. ~or , as in fused to bow for . ·demogogie be repealed. As it ls now, Laoreasons to a perverse and Cuba. the Communists use losome alien Ya., ~ t but rather don, has a far gayer night life by a Brazi lictn otricer who he \~ cal stalking horses who, until destruetive deftnltlon of ''non- than New York, and barring I ed fight Nat.i-ism ll'llg a0 ..,, lien. the right rnom~nt, .are only intervention" which ~uld suit our top five or six restaurants, earnest "democrats" seeking no book but the Communist offers better food Hu~o Panasco Alvim. 11 never For the mome11t, at least, iocial reform. This double stan- book. thought I'd live to wrlta that line) than the New York eater· les. And the priceo are lower BY HELEN BO'I'I'EL YOUTH ASKED FOB Today's Jledical Report BERRY'S WORI n Time 1 HE INVb TMENT· CLUB BOYS ARE WIZARDS Of' FiNANCE AS 1\-IEY 1ALK STOCKS OVER RERDiftG' Get fast Action with ·; 1HE LUNCHEON 1ABLE .... .............. WE COJLD SELL OUR, TAPIOCA MINING AT 0S V+ ANP SUY 750 MOONSTAT·" n·s NOw 73 Y8 .... -- Wo. 11"" ""'" I 1 1ME TO Dr• yY UP 1HE CH ~ CK ··· SHORT DIVISION THEY'RE NOT SO H01 AI .. ·• • The sonice In hotels, theatreo and public dlntng places Is su. perb. When you go to a play, a uniformed maD who has no . hope or thought of getting a tip .. bids you good evening with a · ' . .ue, dtrecto you 10 the proper JHE DAILY SENTINEL DIVOTI!J fO INTIRin MEIGS MASON ARIA WANT·ADS ·. ~ · IT'S THE SEASON FREEZER· Mattress and Matching Box Per Sot Springs BAKER FURNITURE Capitol Comment, fJ,vents - I ' Line Scores All Star ,. Red Bedford Takes 9·8 Sox Dump Sens Win over Syracuse 8-1 in Boys' League The Bedford Boys' League e12 CU. FT. UPRIGHT or CHEST $199 e 16 CU. FT. UPRIGHT · ·· ·· ·· •· · $248 e17 CU. FT. CHEST · ........... $258 WE'VE GIFT-ED ANSWERS team defeated Syracuse 9 - 8 In a Lillie Southern loop conteat Thursday. S'am KeTDB, Bedford'• moundsman, wao also the leading slug· ger for the winners with a single and home run. Other Bedford hitters were Steve Blll'80n with a double and Wayoe Well and Gregg Meeks, each with singles. For Syracuse, Steve Owens "i!i~~i::J:::JI) had a single, Jnlor Sellers, a • Gelling the lone Senator hits double, T. Moore, R. Moore and kid with were Bruce Hawley and Chest- Ash, each a single. Owens, Ga· -;:o==~~'-===o, er Rouah, each with a single. ry Michaels, and Craig~~~~ I' worked on the mound for Cloninger, O'Dell (8), John· cuse, son (I) and Ollver. Jackson,--- - - - - - BrogUo 15), McDaniel 17), Bruce, Ra)'lllDnd (7) and Abernathy (9) lllld Krug, Roz. Brand. Veale (7-2) and PagUa-11 novaky 19). Winner - Cion~· ronl. Loeer - Bruce (1-7), HBs er (8-41. 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See These And Many More At ~E. &Supply Co. EDWARD BAER, OWNER 232 t ll*l~•d . .. . . . ~ ............t~ PLUMBING.&HfAliNG .. . REGATI'A WEEKEND- JUNE ta.ll·iiO , , • -- auto. METROPOLITAN MOTORS 'President011. DEALIR NAMI, ADDRUS, PHONI MIDDLEPORT, OHIO - ------~=~==::::·:::--:·:--~-;:~-;:-~-;;·;--;-•.•-.......... MORE EXPENSIVE HOUS.E PAINTSI DUTCH STANDARD. w,.. ,. fwNcft a.y Wlllo- - • fe;otw• "AUTHORIZED HONDA DB.lLIR" Cadillac Oldsmobile - - - $1995 and nice Sons Co. ,. 1963 Dodge Deluxe, 2 Dr. Sedan Auto . trans. He•ter. Clean ..... m. .-on Ill Hondo ao- R. H. GMAC FINANCING 2·5342 ~ave 1962 Rambler Classic $ave exclusive •ptut moHtt Ht·up.cfil... •M ~ WY 1964 Rambler 4 Dr. $ave Custom 4 Dr. Sedan. One JoCiJ l owner, trans. Radio and healer, like new MODEL CA-100 $215• a.-~nsu ~ 1962 Oldsmobile - $1895 SERVICE SquaN Yord 55 DODGE Sharp$345 - 1962 Chevrolet .95 56 PONTIAC $195 Ray Benson 2 Dr. Sedan. One !O('<II 0\\'Jlf'r, rf'al nice Llmltttl Quanllly At P.S. and P.B. SEE .. METROPOLITAN MOTORS Full power, radio with power antenna , rear seal speaker, white sidewall tir· 59 DODGE :::....==iiiiii! 1963 Rambler Amer. $ave LOOK I Lower Prices I Sd•~•lnl<'<l atzfc,~ 59 CADILLAC 2 DOOR SEDAN $1495 es, wheel discs, back-up lights, outside mirror . Air-condltianng ENTERTAIN~ Jlmi.MIIlWdy • 1 $2195 ----- anhd Eight Sociely Thursday. ~~l~~~~h~ ~=~:i·c::oa~~s~~~~~~~ T e enro11men.1 was 15 .more The boys were housed in four SLOW .PITCH LEAGUE s record high. d . Oh' U Anyone m the Eastern Local . I than 1ast .year 1 1 1 . . arge orm1 ones o 10 nt· . . 1 The mtm.ature state, which .1 Th d' .d d . 1 S<·hool Dtstnct - age 16 or 'II have a governor and a11 the vers1.t.y· eyd were 1v1t' e m .o 1. over · .. WI . - interested in part1c1pat· 24 c1 1es an 111 . . coun tes. . · . . d b 1 eIected state ofl tees hi 1e y A st.,aff for the Hetuck, the 1mg m a slo-p1tch ~oftb<~ll league the boys themselves, began I B Stat d .1 are to ronlact (;harles (Red ) f f · oys e a1 y newspaper. . 1 unc 10nmg ear y. was picked today and the first C<~rr at Tuppers Plams, Joe ; The . . be pr od uce d Sunday. Turner ' Riverview • or Larry . Boys State band was or-. Jssue WI11 gamz.ed Thursday,. a day W earh- 'fb.IS year, tl. 1e paper wl.11 con- Mormon · · Chrsler ___·__ I _D1rector . L. . l f e_r_ th_an_ us_u_a_. . tl d . _ ______ s1s o a page m 1e at 1 y I L Athens Messenger. 1SPF.eiAL SERVICE, !llNNF:R ~· I OW ItCJI ln the first combined session Lynn Barnes of Bethany ColI Thursday night, Dr. Vernon AI- lege will preach trial sermons den, president of Ohio Uni- at the Orange Churd1 at 9:30 versity, stressed the challenge a. m. Sunday and at the Hem· oi changin~ times and world lock Grove church at ll a. m. ! unrest. The keynoter was A basket dinner for both churc:h- i Douglas H.und ol Columbus, es will b held nt noon in I who was lieutenanl governor of the basement of the llemluck Middleport recreation direc- the 1962 Boys State and one of. Grove Church. tor Dave Lyons requested to- the 45 collegiate con::~elors. -day that all managers or Leam 1 RECEIVES WORO represenlatives submit their ros· ' Mr. and Mrs. Homer Jones ters for men or women's slow- I I rt>ce1ved word of the dealh of I pitch soflball at the MiddJe. l lhts tlrother, DamJ T. Jones of . port Municipal puol between Jl R k d Toledo June 5 He IS surv1ved 1 eren1 wee en v1Sl 1ors o1 · and 6 p.m., on or before Wed· M c· 'f 1 ,1 d bv Mr. Homer Jones, Mtddle, 1·. ,.onza ay or were , r. an 1 · d M k J f G I 1 nesday ' June 16. ar ones 1 Th oma an d famt.1y 1por . . 111r~.1 rs. J om ,. , an - o . rove · ! r-------~;:,;,; Any person nr orgamz-at.ton j d M d M M tlh ,City. He formerly lived 10 \11dr · an rs · a . ew dl eport wh'l is welcome to start a team, an B 1 e wor k''"K ·m 11· ou1 Lyons said. ur~s. . son yards. Funeral services Persons wishing to partid· CS arocn· Stapleton!! an~. 1fadmMIIy, 1sere conducted in Toledo Wed-1 . . rown 1ty , recen y vtst e r. ·d ' DALLAS MEMORIAL-Fr. Oscar Huber, the priest who pate whose name IS n~t on _a and Mrs. W. O. Barnett and · ~e~_!Y :_ ___ ·-·- ___ _ administered last rites to President John F. Kennedy. team roster, may submtt h1s l rami! . . I name at the pool Bnd he will M y. d M E 1 w· d Ptul, Middleport, and Mr. and · rledicated the newly opened home for retarded youth in Dallas as a memorial to the late presldent. The center be placed on a team. r. ~~ rs. ar 10.es an Mrs. Dale Sisson. 1 3 will house 10 to 15 mentally retarded young men, pr(}oo If enough team rosters are s?n• vtsMJted odSunday ~lth hedr Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walson, l . . Sister rs. R ney Sp1res an f ·d f Old K rece1ved, a('cordmg Lo Lyons, h'ld • ormer res! ents o yger ·! viding supervised home care and employment aid. Mrs. Dixie Jones, right, heads the Ann Dalton Foundation for an organizational meeting: will c 1 ren. . . have received word that their 1 training and research in mental Jetlrdatiou. whicb operbe held on a dt~te to be announ- Kyge~ Ladle!! ~Jd was heid i son, Rufus !Hunk ) w·atsun, who : &lel tb• Kennedy Center. ced later. If the activity is u~ ~~elhe orne or _r-.h s. Joann f"..on)s with the U.S. armed forc.e~, l dertaken, women's games will · ret-entlr With .several per 1has been sent lo the Domm1-l . d sons attendmg. Their next meet· <an Republt'c t.--...__ _.._,_.-.._ _,__ _,__...;.....-,_.-...-...-....., . II be pIayed m 1e rnornmgs an . .11 be h od : . men 's games will follow boys' mg WI . at t e Kyge~. L ge . Miss Wilma Jean Jones league contests. Hall wtlh Mary B. Stsson as brated her 17th birthday Mon-.1 2 D!wr Sport Coupt> V6 . Floor ~hif! . Raldio and beater. hostess. dav , May 24. . 0/lt' 0\\ rlf'r. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adkins ~tr. and Mrs. Tulloh, Mason : (~ary Lou Platter) .ar~ announ- 1Ci ly, visited an evening i emg the btrth of their ft rst cluld Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heynblds, a 5 lb. 14 oz. son, May ZJ, at Larry and Lisa. 4 Dr. S('~lan - VR Aul(l 1rans_ R.ad iu and hea t ~r. Ont Ul\'nt'r I J. 00() mi lt' s } .:w!ury \Lm-.;ull y t't>mainine in thil Holzer Hospital. He has heen Mr. and Mrs. James Tolle of AT car. named Dean Robert. Grandpar· Columbus visited her sister e~ls are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mrs. Larry Weimann and c·hH- . Palter, local an.d Mr. and dren recenlly. i Mrs. Avery Adktns, Vinton. . Mrs. Cec:il McDaniels -aod so n I Fairl<~nr 4 flnor Twn , St"dan V6 Aulo . trans. R01 dJo alii heatl-'r Vin.Yl uplwl.slery. · .1 B:enda ~low:trd and. M~ry i Ray Caldwell, Daylon, spent a Ga.tdner were amo~g tlJO:;e v-.ho l Sunday with Mr . and Mrs. Hobenjoyed the excursiOn boat r1de ert Caldwell and family. David recently FOR THE BEST DEAL ANYWHERE! . · 1Caldwell accompttmed h1s grand.Mom..11 CunvPrtiblr. F'loor ..;hifL Radio ;;nd he-ater. Miss Judy Harnett Is In Co- l mother home for • visit. lumbus seekmg employment. ;, ,...-..--....-..__ _..-.=, Miss Sue Thompson, Daytona · SPECIAL SAVINGS ON Beach, Fla., is visiting wilh _ 88 - 4 Door Srdan _ Powt-1' slt-t-ring and bnkt'l. Rad.io and Mrs. Tony Elkins and ~••c- ;1 iind hf'ai t"r. Ont' u"nel". ry. Recent Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Elkins ' Wt Repair All and son, Larry, were Mr. and 4 floo r &-dan - 6 n-1. Sid. trans Radio and hf'aler. Makaa & Modell Mrs. Brack Skaggs. Recent visitors of Mr. and ·~ • - - - - -- DISNEY'S DAUGHTER- Mrs. Wendell Roush and Mr. Sharon Disney, daughter of and Mt·s. Bill Price and i '[ F85 St.alion Wagon _ Auto. ltlln s. R~dio and hNitf•r. Walt Disney, will make her Station Wagon. 6 cylimlf'r. OHV, radio and llt?attelevision debut Sunday, were Mrs. Mildred Roush WY '2·2255 June 6, ill the two-part Mrs. Pearl Ball, Irontoo, Mr. 601 E. Mllin St. Pomeroy t!r. Standard trans. One owner, dran and nice Johnny Tremain adventure I .a:;nd;:.,~M::,":;,·_,:;D;::alo:,.:;K;;•n;::ne;;;d;:y...;;;;;~;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::;;;::ii! 4 Door ~N'Ian - 6 {'y l_ Sid . lrlliiS. 19.000 milt!S, 0nt' OWllel'. on Walt Disney's WOAder· :•· lui World Ill Color. Sl P• SPECIAL! I - Sun<lay Mrs. v. D. Edwards •ntertalllf'uut!ral servkf'.~ ror Mrs.l t'd with a dinner Monday evenr.harles J. "Ella" Ebersbarh, i ing at her home, Union Ave. 87. Pro~pt>l'l Hil l. Pomeroy, who t honoring Mr Edward!! on hi• : diPd in Holzer Hosp 'lal Thurs- b ' d · fday evening, will be held Sun- trlh ay. ! day .at 2 p.m. at the Feder<Jted A detorated birthday cakt . Chur~h \~llh lhr llt>v _ \Vilbur was servf'd with lht' dinner tQ Pemn Of:!C ia tmg . Burial wilt be \ 1 of d M L H . in lhtt- Bet>eh (:rove Cemetf'rv •. r. an rs. arry emes f:IU\·Uw l'cn ShJIL:~.. on the f<unily lot. · :Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Earl 1 tabl('ffl)()On in~tant. f1•a 'li t'UJl in.'lfant non-fat dey , She was <t m\'mlwr of the I Shrieves. 1"ne Plains. Mr!l . Thea ~ eup grrutulall:d browu milk Jl<lWU,•r llugar 1 J!lnt 1.:old milk I F'rderatf'd Churd1. Heines, of Hemlock Grove. 'pJact; instant {f'll, sugar :tn•l non -fat dry milk in Rha'kl'r: arid ! Survivors include ~.er hus- ·Cheryl and David Edwards, the r:old ~rulk. rovr•r nrul _ ~ hHkt·. vigurou!'ly. Can ali'l(l be nuuJ.e .in , lwnd . Chari· ·~. lwo daughlers honored guest and Mr.!J. U e.lectnc Wendel." lll whlp(>ed lll bowl. Maket~ 2 zwrviug~J. 1 CrM'e Pt ;1! t. i\1 iddl~"porl. and, wards. Th~lma H_vsell. Rulland , two The honored guest re<·ei~ed 1 sons. Ha rolri and Willard Ebers- num!Jt.r of gifts . barh. both of Pomerny. 8 grand-· ---childrl'n . 5 gn>a1 grandc-h ildren and tl1rer si~ 1ers , A11na Heft. SF.R\'JCES SATURDAY Wyandnl!e . \lich . ~~dt!h Wnlfe F I . f M E" ~ · unel'tJ serva·es or rs tu• , C I v· . _ R h f · th I 0111mbus. und F.dna Hoyer . Balli more · e 1rgm1a ous , 52, o 1 F'riends . mcly call ,.t the Ew. B~·oa.d Run co~munily, Letart, ing ~·unPral )lome unlil noon on \\ . \oa .. who. dJed Wednesday It Sunday when the body will be Ho lzer Hospl.tal ha~e bf't'n eomtaken to the churt h ~leled . Serv1ce9 will be 1t St. ______ ·_ Mark's Lutheran church at Up. - ! pel' r la t community Saturda, PRO<; RAM SUNDAY . at 2 p.m. with burial in Union . . Tt~e- ,1\.!orning . Star . EUB I cemell'ry. The body will lie ia !Ch111 ch w1ll ha ve J!s B 1b I e 1state for one hour prior to sersthuol prograrn. S11nda\·, at the ; vires. Rev. George C. Weirech ~ dlllr.ch beginni~g al R p.m. Rev.' V~-ill officiate. Friends may call .\1enz1e S":1th 1s !he pa st ur and : at the Foglesong Funeral horne evt>ryone Js weloome. at anytime. Beatie Rugs take note: thP. newmt drink for odmiren of thf'M! eolorful !--im<.'ys iB the. Chn :Cha ;jhalie. 1~·~ a frothy r:on~.--oclioq .made. WJth modern-day muarle Jood ~: wslant tea for subtle 1lavorm~. granulated brown suJ!;ar (the kind that pours) for Mwet:tenmg aod_no.n-fat dry milk powdt•r for added nutrition. Rm~o Hnd hl!J chum.<! lmVf>; bcCil t>njoyin~ a spot of tea Mince nursllry ~hool day}!. Hut Am~>riean tt•cn-a~t'r!i will probably pr~fer tlus ofi:~~t ,!ea ll hak.~~-. It take:~ jts name from the old. Cbin!JI:le worf! t:h ll • the ongmal name fur tPa, .Make it. in a plash(' contanwr ~nd giv~ it ~ furini!R ~hake or whirL it in an eJoclr.lC blender. bcrvc w1th b1g round llugar cookies. 1 GET AHONEY-DEAL -· ---·--- Final s~rvire. t:.! e57 FORD STATION WAGON whBn you buy 7 gsl/on1 Alhl1nd 611olin• - I e56 BUICK e56 RAMBLER 15 oz. LIBBEY© Beverage Glass s · ' -.; I Texas farm McDivitt and w'hite left the :aircraft carrier USS Wal:lp at Jatksonville, Fla., Thursday spare. Ahead lay visits to Chi· land started "the greatest" jour· c~g.o, Ann A~bor and _J'ackson, . 1ney back home to Houston and ~1H.'h., and ~an Antomo, Tex., ATHENS, Ohto fUPil - A DeWeese began rehearsals even their patiently waiting families. ·or celebrations on the note , record 1,330 boys from every before the last few boys The astronauts traveled L.7 'cunded by a youngste~ who corner of Ohio were on hand checked in, and 175 of them million miles through spaoe in ~reeted spa:.:ewalker Wh1te in today for the first full day of perrormed for the first evening 97 hours and 56 minutes, leav· iouston: ! the 28th Buckeye Boys State an· program Thursday. ing Soviet cosmonaut Valery nual school in self gov_ernment Ruas To June ~8 Bykovsky's 119 .hours in _::Jpace operated by H;e Amencan Le- The Boys State w11l run as the only maJor cosmtc rec1through Friday, June 18 ..Speak~~ ord unbroken. If anything, the , gion. Th b . ed . b ers will include Gov. James A. ordeal on earth, in celebration e oys arnv m uses, Rh d 1 even 1·: wou ld be even private cars and even the rail· ? e.o;;, 1-"'·, Go~. J ohn Brow~, o1 11e road-type vehicles or the Forty ~~~ Supr~m~ Court Judge more demandmg. I I ~><!gins the earthly trav- ' Thus '' ··' sit Houston today en route from B , A h -- . :e~~hi~~~~~o C~~ ecor 1 330 oys In t ens i FOf 28thBUCkeye 8oys tate see~ -R---·--d- - " '1 COLUMBUS UP! -Thurs-1 -S.B. 387, lela up Ohio Wat.w 1day 's ma jor l~g islative activn · Resources Development Fund. ' I at a glance u ..... St-natt I1 . uuwlt Passed : Passed: - 11.8. 395, allows merchant.s l' - H.B. 20, increases ttrengtll to detain shoplifters in thetr of Highway Patrol from lXI ta stores (Vote 20.7 ). 1850 over two-year period (Vote -S.B. 360, requires payment 1106--0). or personal property tax in full -H.R. 80 , reque!ts Natural even thoush an aprreal is pend- 1Resource!! Department to study ing (Vote 26-1}. Emergency. boundaries of state-owned land• - H.B 344 , sels up ground at Buckeye Lake (Vote 1>-26). rules fur rl:'moval of' judges - H.B. 660, allow!! Public (Vote 28-0\. ; Works Department to sell minIntrodueed · i era] rights to owners of JandJ -S.ll. 3tlti. Jlrol•ibils "~lue I on Lake Erie bouGht from state sniffing." I (Vote 106-]). II THESE ARE JUST A FEW OF A LOT OF GOOD CHEAP CARS FOR WORK OR A SECOND CAR , to tis of the two men who now l hold every U.S. record in Bend. If I don't have what you want I'll b•ing Legis]ature At AGlance SPACE CE~~ER.. Houston ~ .''I ,!ouched him ! I touched lau:dience, the spacewalk, the Pertonal VIsit 1UP[_) .- Gemmt twms Jalt_leB him! unsuccessful "rendezvoUJ, at- Tit en was to come a personal McDtvJtt and Edward Wbtte, l The two astronaut~ were ltempt, the satellite spottings by visit with President Johnson, home at last: were set today to scheduled to face a major news IMcDivitt, and the grueling or· who promised to stop by the tell the natiOn. and Pn:sident l confer~nce at noon ED~ t~ay deal ~~ the four days inside Manned Spacecraft Center near •' get it. REMEMBER my reputation ..,.1"'.w __,_ ""--t. Cha ,.,.1.ea Sbakes 1Dally 0., June 11, ·~eiit 1.can por Cha·, - Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepilrt, . , Space Twins .Will Describe Historic Gemini -4 Efforts COME TO ••• I ·" ' • , and you will I ' In 1963, federalized National Negroos to enroll at the 11111· Guard troops stood by as Gov. verslty of Alabama. Joppa Society Notes I KiDgsbury I • REGATTA WEEK-END JUNE 18-19-20 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Dodge-Dodge S. Second & Mill St. Dart-l~ncer Middleport > �- ~- - · - · ·· · ··· ~ .... ...... '· . :1 ' Mason 150 Alll~S.lrtinel, P.<>lller_oy·Middleport, o., J':ID_•.~l. 1865 I Miss Burcham Installed as 'i. . :~Worthy Advisor in Ceremony PT. PLEASANT - • ·' .0 ~ lo •n •• l f ·•I I ' ~ I t Long Bottom .l'J Pupils Enrolled !~~~~~:~~~~~ ~~~~i By ~:lt~d ~;::: ::.:~:~i•••l Society News Jn HeadStaft . c.uter, wu struck by a car Natrona! League near lhe enlranct to the hos· .. G A.B R H Av&. CaiUnc on Rev. and Mrs. W. ~ pitll toc111 while wanderlnJ out Coleman. Lm 351l 7 14 42 · ~9 Riggs were Mr. and Mrs. Dally sentinel, PometoyoiDddleport, . COMMANDER LOUIS Festival. He was inade Ill bon· MALMOE, Swelien CUP!) - orary commander ol 1111 Mal• Louis Arwtr'ollg arrived here moe Flre Bripde .m Ide ar· Thursday for the :Malmoe Juz rival. Miss ,mas, past matron, Installing chapiJin; Mn. Loo,a Brock, 3 K. Jolr. and Mrl. E. Burcham of uoociate conductrea install62 333 4 1 :1301 Jefferson Avenue, was in· ing recorder; Mrs. Louilt PT. PLEASANT - Rly L. onto the hlchway. Aaron, Mrl 3 ~ 22 · Wade Leonard of ColumbUB, stalled as worthy Advisor of Crow, past matron, inslallmg Lloyd, Director ol Head Start The acclclent look place at KranpooL NY 53 186 22 62 .33 Mr. and Mrs. Dain Leonard of Pt Pleasant Assembly 23, Or· musician. Program 1n Muon County, 7,45, Driver ol the auto, Dana Clendnon: Prl 521~ 36 65 .332 Groveport and Ben Neutzllng tl dfr of Rainbow lor Girls in cer· The following officer• were states approxtmaltiy 150 M. . A. Lewia. 18. of Clifton, wao not Torre. Mrl 4515 1 2' 52 .331 and grandchildren of Pomeroy. I wmony in the Malonic Temple. installed: Mils Burcham, wor· on County prwchool boyl ond held. He was travelln1 south Johnson. LA 35 112 17 3: .330 Relalives here received word Miss Burcham is a semor at thy advrsor; Llnda.Balley, wor· girl• will be partlclpatinr In the on Rt 12. Clemenle , Pill48194 32 63 .325 of the death of 14-year"ld Juan· Point Pleasant High SchooL She lhy aosocrate advr10r ; Wanda eight weelu KinderiiM pro- The youth suflered multiple Mays. Sl' 54 192 40 62 .323 ita Sheets, daughter o. Beverly 11 1 member of the high ochool Wilson, charity; SheUa Smilh. gram on Monday mornin1, June bruilea, abrasiono, •nd po88lble Allen. Phil 5319!1 37 &I .322 Young Sheets, of Indiantown, •and and a majorette. She was hope; Linda Pulllno, fllilh; Pa- 21. kidney htjurles. Pinson. Cin 52 218 37 69 .:117 Fla., former local residents. I C:O..tlllll C'hoaen aa a winner of tbe Week tricia Durtee, recorder: Norah Ap1erican League Mr. and Mrs. J-ames Keffei' l 1n washington; is district chap- Lilchfield, treasurer; Lois Cenlerl throughout the COUJio Tw 1 • dI G A• R H Avg. of Parkersburg visited Mr. and 0 DJUr~ 0 lain of DiBtrict No. 2 Order of Cook, chaplain; Nancy Ha!Mtad, ly are: HaMan, SUMyaldt, Horton . Del 371:14 20 49 .366 Mrs ..Joe BisselL , fat wondllful 111111. Jlainbow and h~• also served love; Lrnda Burcham, relr1ion: Woods, Loon, Broad Run, Cen· Rt, 17 Accident Jones. Bos 32 104 18 38 .365 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince In the district offices ol Love Peggy Priddy, nature ; Linda tra.'- Henderson and ~. ~· PLEASANT - A tracwr· Davallo. Clev 47173 20 61 .353 and Mr. and Mrs. Sherley Swan ond drill leader. She rs 1 mem- Thomas, rmmoralrty ; Shirley Th1s program r1 made po1s1ble trarler acc1den1 was prohed a· Hall Minn 48 l77 30 ~7 .322 visited Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ber of Trinity Methodist church. Pyles, service; Judy Greenlee, by !undo provided by lhl 01· ro~nd 5 a.m. this morning, 14 McAullfle. Del 47 lSI :14 5H 32tl Emrick of Lancaster. Ftthtr's Installing offu:er& were Mrs. c.onlldenlial oboerver; Nancy !1re of Economic Opportunity. mll11 !OUih of Pt. Pleasant on Mantilla. Bos 49176 17 56 .318 \ Rev . and Mrs. Douglll!l Cir· Janet . Capehart past matron, ISomervrlle, rose lecutrer ; Bren- School will begin 11 I& a.m. Rt 17; by the Mason County Battey. Minn 371 0G 11 33 .311 cle of Carmel, Elizabeth Lyons Installing marshal ; Mrs: SOld Ida Hartley, hf!toflan; and Bru· and dlsmiosed at 2 p.m. Pupils Sheriff 1 D~partment. Robinson. Bal 35133 19 41 .308 and Lamar and Ulah Swan of June20 laUea, 9!ooclate mat.ron motall· cella Chadwrck, parllamenlar· will be given a lijbl snack up- The semr was head~d north Ward. Chi 44 16 ; 29 51 .Jfl5 Tuppers Plarn1 called on Mr. Ill marahai;_Mrs._Es~~er_Tho-_ ran. -~~ ~-~ - on arrival at the various cen· on RL 17 when .the dr~ver. El· Howard . Wash 55 207 25 63 .304 and Mrss. Oscar Babcock. ters and will be served I lunch BOn Carder Curtli, 22, of Roan· Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hens· al noon. Parents are asked to oke, Va., ran off the highway : Home Runs . 11ey were visiting Mr. and Mrs. lt' consult with the teacher and jand overturned. National League- Ma~s, Gr., Clinton Seals and Mr. and Mrs. neWS d · r ihe" I to He was taken to Pleasant Va l· ants 18 , McCovery, (,~ants, Phillip Hand of Murre~ville OSP r1ver o 1r cen er as . 1' R . St 11 p · t ,., ' h h b 111 Iley Hospital where he " under orre. raves, arge . rra es, IV. va. - - - - - - - - - - , r0 e 3S0n .wen I e Use! w run. observ'll!ion for a bark injury all 13 : Mathews .. Bravrs: Swo-~ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Holter 1 At11<>n& thole who entered I"" assrstanl, JoeL . .Iones, 29. ~da. Mets; Call!'on, Pltols. all ,and Mr. and Mrs. David Smith Jlolzer m011pltal in the past 24 Jm-rPII NamP 11 W. Va. or Roanoke, was trealed for 12 · . . ·vi sited relatives in Columbus. • • wert: Billy R. Woodyard. • bruises and abraSions. . American L.. gu.- Co l~vuo . Mr. and Mrs. Junior Hauber I Dress flw., 'nllrd Ave .. Mrs. c. Ilene I • Bovs State Govemm· The vehicle was loaded w1lh Indrans: Kalme, Tigers.:. Conrg· of Portland have purchased the Shirts , ...•.. 2.98 to 5.00 crDell I4S Second Ave., James . P f PLEASANT - The Sher· · lumber. Properly damage .as haro, Red Sox, all 12: I homas. Cora Swan property. By Manba(tan, Enro 1114 f. B •tiel 121 Stale St Mro 1111 • department mvesttsated a PT. PLEASAtT - KeiTJI B. eslimlted at IL500. Red Sox: Howard. Senators; I Mr . and Mrs. Curt Cawthorne Shapely 1 Jlav ~- Shaver Rr. 1 GaWp.,: 1wo vehicle accident Thursday Jarrell of Point Pleasant High , Horton. Tigers. all 11. of Columbus visited Mr. and liii .L M s' ti Cheshire ' 11 ·30 a.m. on the. A~ton·Upton Srhool was eltrled Governor of , OPEN HOUSF. Runs Balled h Mrs. John Groce. E e~ ek, d sti lroad resulting In InJUries to two the American f£gion's Moun.. PT. PLEASANT - ·open National League-B .. nks. Cubs Lillie Baker and son of CoJobins:~t , · p~r eyPI~~·sanL . ~rsons and appro11mateiy $450 t~ineer ~YI State Tur-'liay iHouse" will be held at. 7:30 this 49 ; Mays. Giants 4t; McCovey. ·Iumbus, Carl Baker of Reeds3.98 to 5.95 Ti h Smith Rt 1 PI PiOperly damage: mghl durmg elections held at evening a! the conclusron of the Giants 39: Johnson, Reds 39; I ville, Mr. Aldo Erlewine and 1 By Manhattan, Enro and f>tmot Y · .' · M· . · • Douglas Franklm Loudermilk. Ihe sile ollhe 28th annuale venl Vacation Bible School al Mathews Braves 36. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Erlewine Shapely easan!, Francrs ~· J ;;''"•121 . South Charl.,lon. W. Va. at Jackson's MilL Heights EUB Church. A special Amerl~an League _ Mantilla 'of Springfield were visiting Pomeroy; Howard · e e~s· l was. cited for failuro to ha~e program has been planned for Red Sox 44 ; Howard, S•nator; E. W. Erlewine and Serena. J21Me<hamc St · Pomeroy, Mrs .. veh1rle under control after hiS Jarrell, son of Mr. and Mro. the parent! and friends or the 41 o;· T c 1 · · v· letS lth Cool Walking Raudt B. Marlin, 1'11. I Dexter, truck •truck the rear of a car Melvin C. Jarrell of 4416 22nd children attendln• ; Krva: w.n.s; o avrto, Ind', J·~--::. ro_ __m___ .. ~ -~ ""· d" p Ch St 1 Pt Pi · h , e· ans: ahne. T1gers. all 36 Shorts ...... 2.98 to 7.98 '"''· Na 1ne ayne . f5a· driven by· Beverly Jane Stur· 11 ree · · Coeasant, " t e Var~ous exhibits will b< on Amertc:m · 1..eague - p ascua 1, 1 1 ~~ . · t M t lh P tch ng Cool fabrics in all colors pttk t, and M"· Carro II • .' Keon 17 Fraz1ers Bottom when rs ' ason un Y you ever dl>!play in all departments at N . 1 1 T · 8o G l T · 51 . "-·· 1 to ' .' tl elected to the bl b 1 H was . alrona .eague-EIIis. Reds wm s • ; ran . wms · ; ....,, ron n. ·MISs Sturg~on was attemp ng 8 .~s ·. e . , 7:30 and the program Will fol · · ~ 2 . Farrell Aslros 4_1. V 1 Fisher While Sox 5-1· Buzhardl Nallonaltst low at 8 p.m. I .· · · ea '· . • : . ' 110 stop to p1ck up a passenger. running on lhe Bh'll!l .lames Dillon Setliff. 9 yean party ticket and defeated "Fed· Ptrates n; Drysdale, Dodgers Whrte Sox 5·1; Lohch, T1gers eSLACKS Mrs. Bennie L. .Stevens. Ap, i old. Frazier• Boll om, was treat· era list" rondidato Donald W. Pleaoaut Valley Hoopltol 10.3 ; Koufax , Dodgers 8·3. 7·2 : Stolt Iemyre. Yank., 1·2. plo Grove, w. Va, son, 6.10 ed at Pleasant Valley Hospital Tuckwlller of Charleston. ADMI'I'l'ED : Barbara Ann - eNECKTIES && TburJday. :for lwo deep cuts to lhe right The "N•Iionalist" raptured Fowler, Apple Grove; Mary Dt1cbarled side uf his forehead and Rus· only two of lhe live other seats Frey, New Haven: Don Oldak· ENJOY Patients recently discharged lsell Sturgeon, 61, Ashton, was on the Board of Public Works er, Leon; M". Jant Hunt, Pl. ePAJAMAS lnclnded Mrs. Wayne MihaeL treatl'd for shock. Bolh were by electing a secretary of state Pleasant Mn. Elwyn Dorr, Mrs. Scott lr.leased after lrealmenL and agricullure commissioner. DISCHARGED . Lewis Legg, Bennett, Mrs. David L. Hale Arrests according lo )ail rec· For probably lhe first lime in Pliny. eSWEATERS and infant daughter, Mrs. Char~ : ords included Kenneth Wayne recent Boys State hiolory, 1 gov;., A. Pitzer and infcnl daugh. l Fry, 18. AI. I Middleport, ernor will have control of the Tbltrlday'1 l"lgbt RAooalto YOU NAME IT-WE HAVE HIS GIFT ler, Mrs. Jameo K. Kmg and charged w1th reckless drivingjLegisialurt with Jarrell's party By Unll<ll Pre10 Interullotlll lnlanl son. Vicky Clark. Pam· of a motorcycle and . Clrfford havmg a 14 to 6 lead in the Sen· GLASGOW, Scotland (UPii WITH US ela E. Sealer, Mrs. William Cornell, 54, Ashton. mtoxora· .ale and a 24 to 12 majority in -John <Cowboy) McCormack, .. Bartee, Mro. Ola teal and Mrs. lion . the House of Delegates. England, slopped Chick CalderErnesl McMorrJo. wood, England (21. Weights nol l CLASS REUNION available. A thought for lheday .Amer- ' PT. PLEASANT - The class Route 7 Middleport, 0. POMEROY, OHIO Iran humorisl Ogden Nash I JVef Oe\\'S ol 1949 of Point Pleasant High TOULOUSE, France tUPII v;rote: "Women would ralher School will hold a claso reun- Jo Gonzales, France. 155'/, . 1 1.,'=""'""'""'"""""'""'""'""'""'="""'="=""'=="'="'="'="'~""'"""""'""'""'!!!!1""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1""'"'"'"""""'""",...,... re righllhan reasonable." ion Saturday evening In I he knocked out Joachim Riquelme, l·- ~~ --Gauge readlngo: Gallipolis ronvenlron room of the newly Spain, 15.1 (I). Ll II Notice Dam lUI, 12.16, running 3 feet opened Pleasant Point Resort. __ __ -~9 ~~ Ion rollers, Pomeroy-Mason 20.· A dmner wrll be served at LOS ANGELES IUP! I - Da111 TH~~~~·~o0u'N~~~~~~o rLus · 37, Pl. Pleasant 23.82,' Hinton &:JO p.m. with a dance to fol- vey Patterson, Las Vegas, 136. Th• lueu•• lui lllnt " u•n c•.. I 098 Kanawha falls 3 05 Char· low. Bob Hope of Henderson outpointed Sergio Gomez Me xi 1•111~'''· onlo. " · , •• ~"''"· i lest~n 18.90. London,· Marmet will _serve as EMCEE of the ~ co Cily. 137¥.1, !10). ' • . ~'"'" D.N'.;;;;i ·~;• 'uL~~'•nd•nts . i and Wmfl eld <lams wtre on the evenmg. Over 100 classmates I . ••· " ·"' ,sills. are e~pecled to attend. MrB. IWINS A ROU.S 11r f'!rtu• ., an order or Sal• dulv Joan Sommer Mrs Janet Mil .. ~ .. ...t uUI at thl Cour~ of t:ommon Boll Movemenn: ,· ' . .. . - ! STATELINE, Nev. (UP[)Pltu. Mtlr~ rounly, ohlu. m tllt l Ohio River _ Lunga Point ller an<l Mrs Pat fry are m Dil'k Kolb AI amo , Ca1.11. ta•• or th BIH·ken I\IUdllla • Lo~n h f ts US o1 ro. •••lhlt JamH D. sun. l!!t •L up 14. 4 p.m.; Philip Sporn UP Ic tuge 0 arrangemen · shol a hole in one on the 14th 'ul'l\lant to a judrment lbt.-.ln ren tltrtd. and btln 1 cue Nn 13,719 in 14, 11 p.m .; Onward down 14, PI V II . hole to win an $18.500 1965 \bt 111c1. <:IMU't. J wW ~U•r 11 public 12 . 15 a m . D It Qu easan 1 a ey Hospital Roll R · h H h' · 14 · · ·• ,.1, aa Ul• r r nnt "-nor or the t:our 1e a een up . ADMI'M'ED· M W h s oyce m t e arra s In' kuusa In aald W•ll• t:ounly. •• Pom - 1:45am.; Dixie Spirit up 14, • . · r~. ort Y1v1tational golf tournament tro,, UlllG. on UM Jrd dar of July, 2·45 m. [ th H d Logan. Galhpolls: Ftrry· J~sse i Thur•d . 1' liM. at tG :OO o·r~ocK A.M . the fo!- B. . • ,u er er man C ' ' ay. -'ltWilll 111141 aru;l to•m•n••· to-... lt·ldown 14 5:45am Bob Benter OX, Pt. Pleasant. LARGE FIELD I 'l'llt ronowtn1 &!acrlbtd rul ~· ' · DISCHARC:F.O · M 1 A L • ••t• IJ\tual• Ia u,, vm.,~ ot 8')'- . up 15, 4:40 a.m : Chri~ Jr. down S .• · _~ · r· · · COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho rae~an. Mill• Count,. Oh•O' 16 6 p m . St Mary! d 16 tewarr. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs . (UP I) Th r . I •elal Loti Not. 10 ud 11 1o •ur· · ·· · own , Lar Wh·n PI PI M e entry o mnt~ 1 ' '.ftnttoJI'I A441ua• &a 1h• vmat• •• 4:30a.m.; Buckeye State down ry · easanl; rs. baats Thursday from the oe.' 8)T••••· ~ro1n• 1o th n cord Jame~ Oldaker Gallipolis Fer· . '"' plat tbtreof 'n IM alllt• of Ull 16 ' 5' 55 a.m.; Penmlylvania up . • trmt area brought the fie ld or beont•r ot Melli t:ounly, Ohio 17 4 05 am . Je 8 th ry. the et'ghth annua I n·tamond Bein 1 th" ••m• r-eal ., 111, lll!al'rih• · • -. rry oswor BIRTH . M nd M W .., 1• • ....d nc~rd .. n_in v111uma down 17, 5:40 a.m .; Vienna · · ~ - ~ . rs. Of· Cup Wllimited hydroplane race I ~"!.:t~~ '"· Mt 111 (oudt' 0 "d down 18, I 30 am: Mr. Chri!'l dt~y Lhogan, Galllpohs Ferry, » to 17 - lhe largest ever en- : · 'fll• alloft •hflrlbH rut ...,.~:~ up 18 7:20 I m. OVEC up 20 aug ter. 'tered Ford sales are way upM IVett DUMbtr. It !1 ttle lint ' ' ., -' • · - - - - - - - -•. • ~eu.th or th• Junl'llrn or Hub- 5:40 a .m . : Chippewa up 20 7-. · I.1;;;.;,;;;., lu\'1 Stn•t 1nd Church Strut t ~t 05 am . W If Sha e J d, · 1 MARRIAGE LICENSES Tun Ag1r11 Womlnl because Ford for '65 is the best· . . \'JUqa of il)'rlt'UII, Ohio. on tn.. ' . . . v r' r. own PT L ..., eKt• or cm..n·h 11roe.,, 1t 11 23. 7 p m.: Elgercliff up · P EASANT Three COU23 built, best-performing Ford ~h:1~h· 1s1~:;~h ~:; ,t~• s!~~:; ·11· :JO p.m.. Western down 23' ple!-1 1_1ave made !pplicatlon!J ror • ow 'lui •ldl ot C:hurrll ltntt 4 11 m . Andrew Calhou d ' Imarnage hcenses in the office J-. 11ld VIllar• of li•r,t· n~• :o!t l f~ · n OWn f th C C • that ever hit the American road! ("utr. Olli• 2.1 6 a m . Franklin 8 down o e ounty lerk. Applytng I 1 1 14 Th• ' "tu,ooa.oo " ' " ' " "' ' '" ''"' 23', 7.•• ' J~e ;·11 S.hearer wer< : Lloyd Richard Croll • 47 • .JV a .m ; Ford's sales success means a -~~,_ .,, 1a1• l ' nt> "" d...- 11 down Greenup a·J O p.m; Steve Strall!llvllll' , Ohio, and ~v~lyn I Cushioned Sole ·Robart c. H1 rt• n~mh. Click up Greenup 10·40 p m .; Mae Moravy, 51. StraitSVIlle. I great deal to you-because AU"=~:HJr~::;~ t.:;:~~~: FrittberJtr up Clreenup 12 ·50: Albert Ru~~rll Logan. 28, Co-- White, &l•clc: " ' •; 1e1 4. 11. JH.:_ :t.l . '"f am: J S. Lewi~ up Grf'enup 1j lu~bus, Ohto, and Betty Ja~ &ittt, !laded llue $p9 I we Ford Dealers still aren't satis· IN TRI COMMON ,Lu.a coun 1·3(1 a.m .. Ali('e down Green - Shirkey , IR, Lockbourne, Oh10. I fied-we want bigger increases! Mlroo touHn . o••o up ti 30 am. Steel Ranger IIVirgrl Glen Roush . 32 " New NANCY C. MAYII. · " . ,..., .......In "'''""· down Mf'ldahl 12 .30 8 m. In- Iaven, and ,Nanq G1me Scally, MIDDLEPORT, 0. , ..... ,., Olllt . ""I"''" · · 31 tew Haven So we're giving "Success Sale" · .,, dtana up Meldahl 3·35 a~.m . ; , ·-~~ --~ ·~I ••u••M H MAYII, pi'am•i f) '1\ ld h ' tallt,.l\1, on1a. whiM nHnt ' "' 8 up - ~ a I 5·20 ltizlbeth Burcham, dauehter of IIC ~~~~=car· l ' ,i •• LEADERS Youth Wanders onto ""' · ~·- ~- ' aReal Sarprfsa Day 1 I Two.Car "'reck p b d by M County Sheri"££ I I ~l:ir':. .. . 1 1 1 SUNDAY DINNER R' ! T1me mar~ the beginning of life. JtmuRurtft.thegrowtho!ourbodit-s. It pro•ide~ opportllmty !or ou r work and play. It m"al~ to w1ou 1· human 1imitations. 1\nd &heu,BCtMGod day, Time leaves us behind... ut it the origin of lift. He meWiure& the grmrth of our aoula. He providi'S our Btre~~ 11.nd f~rgives our weakneas. Re reveal& tQ u& Hislimitleaa LCJvP. And, nPvrr deJgnmg to lf'al·e us Oehind, God ~kons us on- even bo>yond the cm:le of - · - Cit.."" v.,.., loot =::we" ": ;::: u 1-lt 'hllll•, K&uto- rr~o~.,- Ept...,,.,.,. ~ , •• ur.~ar c<>~o•l•ne • ;,:.., ~.:: :: !:'! n-tl 1" tom•. ~ pa~~bdle then: the tlock in the •teepkl an m s ma_t~ri1l securi~ and tmparnlliii.PJ'inte~ as he learns to respect Time. Man fmds Bpmtunl secunty and etHnal happineu as he learllll to love God! !'W t IWl IWl t t IWl IWl t t IWl IWl t 1W7 t 1W7 t t'opyri,-~· ·~~ , ~~uur MPfrtiollll s."-'H''. Ioc. Strwllouf, t 1W7 t • v.. On I it , I - ture spon.tored by the business firms and organnations whose names appear below. r-------,;_,;______-:"_______________ WILLIS ANTHONY PLUMBING & HEATINC" 240 Lincoln St. FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES Member M'I) Mlddlepon WY 2-2~ ~0 WY 2·2644 Greenhouse WY 2·3402 GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. LIEVING COAL COMPANY ''Take Someone To Church Tbr. Week'. n 2-3284 Established In 1904 West Columbia. W. Va. Ph. Mason SP 3-5tl93 Mlddlepo n R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO • TINY'S FOODLAND DODGE-DART-DODGE mUCKS Mlddlepor~ Middleport Ohio .!1 t:.. ::a CANVAS TENNIS OXFORDS 1 •taW .. • 1 THE SHOE BOX 11 ''aca -' ., ......... •• Ha & c:" ... . a m .... u .m 9 40 ~ ~ - ; Seml:!t down 10 ~0 Nonct MOTORCYCLE CLUIINC. I wn.u~o.M " MAYfJI whu~• ~-'"' p.m. Z1mm("r down 11 45 p.m .. -.... nlnt ......"''" •• G~lllpo!is . Oh\to, I J •ut wilo.t prta•nt 1ddrr•• ,, HG ,A. A ) " I m., 0 0 ~;, , Jlacl Mt . an . APO. "•"' Vork . · Ladd l>fan down 3 am · Cap, New York 0910, , will hkor ntotn·., · T ' tllu on tht and dlf of Junt. !IHI~ . ! tam om up_ 5.15 til• ~o~ndtr.lrnf!(l f•ltd hl'• 1-'t'l•lmn Kan11wha Ri\'tr _ llllll n st n•m on lh'l f'onun<ll'l Plras l vay Up l!lmrt of '.l•ir• t 'ount,. uhlo. pn_v . 1 i:l.lt'l.; lnM ror d""" '' · ""'tocl.:'l' of <·hUtlren . llimvn.v. IUppurl • nd olhr.r rr llff on p .m .: e Alton Zeph ·r up I 4' 1 lh• J[roun.b Sa id ~llist vi .III'UIO lleir!fl'l ul o!uh wo ll b-'1 fo r hr aoin w '"' thd artt-r th• 17t h d a•· NAN' v ( ,r .hlh. l!ltl:'t MAn:~. PLAiNTJH' C1mw. c·~tow ."' PnKTEH A1TOR NEYS F'llfl f'LAI:-.Ttf'r •m 4. 11, 111. :l~ · •i ' :t. H 111 11r : ; 1 MOTORCYCLE T. T. SCRAMBLE wronder with its winning formula-sporttCir ftlturtt and lush luxury 1t 1 prlct Six miiM North of POMIROY on U.S. 3· thai's lilY on the budgetl And that low prkla lncludeo: New 200-cu.ln. Six. Bucket 10115. Full carpeting. Padded dash. 3· Slletalloor lhiH. All·vlnyllnttriorl ONE-HALF MILE TRACK c... ,,'"'"' """' PRACTICI llcGO..m. tol:OO p.m. MASON Oolo will not lt. Of*! until 10:30 Admi11ion $1.00 ·· F,., P1rking Children Under 12 Preo With Portillo Pomer oy Builders Support tbe Church or Your Cboteo HEINER'~ & Building Suppliu Chester. Ohio ClAKERY &b Ph. 98IJ·2005 SWISHER & LOHSE Bakers or Good Bretd RI!:XALL DRUGS WY 2,2955 KARR CONSTRUCTION CO. Pomeroy F. l WALLACE, JEWELER Chester, Ohio Bulova Watches Sales lr Se"l'" 186 N. Second CROW'S STEAK HOUSE & TOWN & COUNTRY Middleport BOWERS DRIVE-INN RESTAURANT Pomeroy, ·Ohio E. Main St. V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY 130 E Second Pomeroy Pomeroy RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY 1"URNNTTJJtE & APPLIAN(.'ES Pomeroy, Ohio WY 2-1440 FOREMAN & ABBOTT EBERSBACH HARDWARE CO. Quality Furniture 11 Lower Prlo01 "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" IUUEriN' No pbone IJ8lj-ZI2D Middleport ru• II hold eft boylnc IIIIW Fonl11rl flcl11 Tu cut, II pollld • PI'GPIIId. wMI Ill'"""''· uDur, "Wit.lllllfn¥g_ln:. •. Wl'rB dlil/n'u II NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Bakero of Bor.um Bre.od Tiki Som"""o With You To Cbllfdl In Pomeroy Over 90 Yell'll ' Attend Tho Churrb Of Your Chnlot ITED STEEl WORKERS THE ' .UN . · OF AMERICA •< BEN fRANKLIN STORE tit to LOCAL UNION 5688 KEITH GOBLE"'~FORD, INC. S1 South Third St., Middleport, O. si.oo and up , ORIO pOMJCROY .•. Ra•euwOOI!, W. Va. Pboao WY !1-20611 ~,....,.;..- ----..,.,"""!!~!!""1'1~,1!111~--~.!"! . ::r"!'-!".1 ..·-•-"'""-.,..t .... \ ., .l'rllr Chtlter, Ohio OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. .. ' .. ., :h Ori We Fill All Docton Preocrlpllonl Huntlnrton, W. Va. III11Mtltl rear 10llor In history I And no 1:3.0 p.m. I.S.T. Then One Milo on P11ch Perk Rood West Main St.' BAUM LUMBER CO. ILIIIIIILTD .......) . . . . . . kY........... .....,.. lilt ...,.. ... I - ......... l'llllllllb ........ lif till \1.1. Alill Cia JUNE 13, 1965 DUST "tEl-SMOOTH and WIDI MASON, W. V4. ~ ......................lcll ... , .... tlllllt..... RACES 130."'-' Oewn- ........ .. FURNITURE CO. 65 Galoxle: quieter Ilion llolls-lloyctl• Thanka to a new body·to-frame relationlhip lhlt seals ofl PIS· sengers from road shock and vlbmlonl Galaxle's IIOWerful, too, with Its new Big Sl• (winner of tho Botue of the Si><es aaalnst Chevy and Plymouth In ARCA-sponaorad acctlo,..tion, posslnsond fuel economy trlolo). h a .m. Sol l.ondon 4 George Price down MarmeI 7:30 H Ien I Z. down Wtnfield 8·35 p m . '' ' ·· 1 l.iiiiP f.dward up Winfield IZ·· 1 4·', i .ffi .; Lucy J ane LUCII Up , Winfield 2:45 a.m · d w· II ld . Beaver own m e 4:40 l .m. 3 ROOMS New Furniture '299 OIILY . deals on every model in stock! Limited time only! Gil' MEIGS G •lll,oltl Dam - Reii'Bble up 1121 MI. In, ..,,.0, H1w Y•rk. lttw Yarll, .,..,, otf 1 nc~ 1 nt, HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE I I r::::-: %t • the lwpe it will, in some measure, foster and help BUS• klm tlwt which is good in family and community life, th;• lea· , • GOD REMEMBERED NOAH our heeltb IJ lliJod and Wo ~ While It Is true tltat life holds with oprllely llep. , . . ; u. . many happy moments for us, II limes when our home., our lib.: is also obviously true that m-, ud our liDaDcial all. '3iz> t <W> 1 ~ith i I = lhu~~n:oaccirll'nt thatmf>n, the world over, have l:miltclocbinto the ateepleuf their o.,_ ~uee lite to its simplest component. and what hue you? TIME and GOD. New York Clothing House The Martin Restaurant 1 , 1 I l ..• ·l'r....,ru,;g, 1 lko "£ry . me brings forth ils moments ol uatioos are in 10011 nrder, ani! oorrow and pain, ila moments we go 11bout our dally alfiilrl Aall~u11, r"""" • bot su,. ble aebOo1 i:30 a. m.; Mornfna School at 9:30 a. m., Charles ol luflerlng of body and splrtl. with a light heart and a irD~. rla3' School 11 II L Ill. Prayer worship 10:30 a. m.; EveniJta Taylor, Supt. Womp Service No matter how richly our cup Conversely, lbere are turi~ meeting; 3,30 p. m. Wed., choir wonblp 7:30 p, m.: Rober! Reed at 10'45 a m. w1th the Rev. ol job seems to overflow at whero Illness strikes unexpected· Bible <lebool Su;>t. Casto. Wedneaday at 7:45 p.m. one time there might well be l ty or time! when our ltomis lletldebem IIIJIIUI Clleller Cburcb of God, Rev. Prayer Servica. another time when we are [ar~ ibaken by discord or our Great Bend: Rev· C. I. O'(;oo. GObert Spencer, pastor. Sunday downcast and the burdens of i finances dwindle until :.Ce wo~· 1 11tm~ life appear too heavy for us to lder how we shall ourvlve If all. nor, pastor: Robert LewiJ, supL Scllool 9:30 a. m. Morning 1101' P!!~ ~ !~~Sa. dam."-~7 Won~ ahlp II a.m.: Evangeu.tte eer- . servl t 9' .. S dor- bear. There are limes when IHow to react when limes aie .... un Y """'"'I: p. Ill. .... vice, 7 p. m. Prayer meeting • ce a a. m., un ay - ·- ,_ 1' ·-• · service· T'lursda 7· 30 ' School at 10 L m. · WSCS 1a1 good seems to pre~a IIIJ eruna P · liD y, · 7,30 P; m. Wednl!lday; Yotmg 'ibursda,)r ol mood.· Board Frfedom Gospel Mbsloo, a. Igreat problem. Joyousil' tlteli. p. m. rayer mee &. Peoples Se"lce Friday, 7:30 meeting 3rd wedaoslia ol the shan Stlvel'!IVWe Road: E. J. we priase God lor IDS Bl.ESSCarpealer Bapllsl Cbiii'Cll: p. m. month. Y Griffith, pastor: Roger wi I· INGS. It is the problem of how Suaday Sehool 9:30a. m.: Mo~ Cburcll of God, lilt. Morlab Flalwoodt Medlodlll Cburek lord, Supt. ; Sunday School 10 lo react when things ~ lng ~orsblp 10:16 a. m. Rev. Daalel Worllmaa, pu10r _ Pearl A. Casto, pastor. Wor· a. m.; Evangellstlo Se"lce, 7. not so good that shows the lft!e 1 FtM Bapd&l Cbarcto, Mlddl• Sunday Seboot 9:4& a. m.; Wor- ship service 10 a. m. every :30 p. m. 0 rayer meeting, 7,30 ,nature of the Christian. It il por~ Rev. Donald Boone, ou- ahlp service II a. m. and 7:30 other Sunday 7:45 p. m. Sun· r. m. Tuesda) . well that we ~membe~, ll'illul to . s d Scooo.l 9. 15 a. m. Prayer meeting 7:30 p. day Schoo~ 10 L m. Jobo Radaad Mllsfoo : OUve New· 1' the ram taUs Into our llveo.,lbl . · a. m.. Tu sda ' story from the book of Genetla· r. un ay Fred Hollman, Supt.; 10:10 L m. . e .'' Young People's Bailey, Supt. Prayer meeting man, mlsstonary pastm: Sun- :the arcount ol Noah and .~ m. Worsblp Service· BYP 6 p meeting, 7.30 p. m. Friday. 7:45 p. m. Thursday. day School 9·30 a. m · WOI'IIhlp k m.; Evlllling Wontdp, 7:311 p: RutlaDd Cburch ot God, Rev. Foretl Raa tllelbodlll Charoh 10:311 a. m:: 7:30 p. ar . m.: Wed. 7:30 P. m. Prayer John Smallwood, pastor: Sunday Recine Ch Rev H. L. m.: Prayer service, 7:311 p. m. I hHve often wondered how meeting Thu,·sday, 7:30 p. m. School 10 a. m.; EvangeliStic McDaniel arge, ~ Ser- Thursday. humun Noah was. Thai ;i4, I 0 pracUce. ;"~~; ~ m.'m_Y :: teopl~ liee&, t ~ ::s::~ Sunday with Syracuse M!sofoa, Reo. Earl . have often wondered. whether nd p. esday, Sunda School following at 9·55 Custer pssWt'" Services every or not hiS farth remamed Jill'· First BapUBI Church, Pom• Prayer meeting 7 p. m. Satur- Mnl. l-,ed NeaiO Su · · Wedn,;,day lllld Friday evening feet and strong during thole roy - Rev. Carver Williams. day , ' pt. at 7:30 p. m. long, weary days under bfe~ Sunda~ School 9:30 till 10:20. Grace J!p1lcopal Olardt, Death tllethodlat Cllurd, Mid-I skies, and long dark nlgbll Worship service, 10:30 a. m.: p Tb c. lllcltarcl H dleport M. E. Oowsoo pastor· Tbo ChurcD ot tbo Nazarene, when a merciless ram beat Nursery and Junior eburch for Moartlmeroy~-to' '"'sv. da M · Mrs. Nan Moore Churcl. Sehooi Chester, Rey E. Warne, put..-. down hour alter hour week af· hild n, l~ r. UD y - or· • Sun .. .• . • Ding Prayer and Sermoo. 10,30 SUpt; Cllurcll Sehool, 9:30 a. day ""'~ool ~ : 30 a. m.: Morn- ter week, flooding the earth and e ren. First Bapllst Church, Reciae 1 .m. t;offte bour following. m.: Worship Service, 10'30 a. btg Worship II a. tn.; · NYPS tossing the ark to and fro upon Rev. c. L. O'Conner, pastor. m.; Methodist Youth Fellow. S:!S p. m.; Evenlng Serv~ce. the crest of the flood that left Sunday School 9:30 a. m., Sam ElrterpriJo EUB Cllareb, Re\>. sblp,. 7 p. m.; Official Board 7'!0 p. m.: Midweek Prayer ser- horrible death ODd destructiop Curtis, supt; 10:45 L m. Morr> M•~ ~tb, ps~. Worship meeting, lot Sunday ol month. vice, 7:30 p. m. Wedoesday. over all !he world. 1 wonder) ! lOg worahip: 6, 30 p, m. BYII' lerVIee 9..30 a. m.. Sunday 7:311 p.m. WSCS, 2nd Monday Middleport Cburcb 01 tbe N,... Noah was ever alr~a. as . we ODd Junior Fellowship: 8 p.m. Schoo~ 10.30 a. m. Youth Fel· of month, 7:30 p. m.; Eleanor arene, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett might be afraid at t1mes. w~ Evening aervice: ?:SO p. m. lowship 6:30 p. m.:. Boys ~ C1rcle, 2nd Thursday of month Sunday School D:30 a. m.; Mom- th~ skies are ove~cast. and tl)e Wednesday, Prayer meeHng: Girls Fellowship, 6· 30 p. m., ?:30 P· m.; Clas!l 12, 3rd Wed· i"l Worship 10:30 a, m.; NYPS ra~n- · pours stea~tly upon ~· 8:30 p. m. Wednesday. Senlor Evenlng _lervlce 7:30p. m., 2nd nesday uf month, 8 p. m.; Aft· Young People, 6:45 p. m.; Evan- dnviDg our happmess B.way, un· Chotr Practice·, S:30 p. m. Tau. an.d 4tb Sundays: Youth Oloir, ernoon Circle, 4th Thursday of gellstjc lllePtiniJ 7:30 p. m.,· der a blanket of dark clo~~· 8.30 .P· m. Wedn··A· · · day 1 Junior Choir Practice. ...,.y. Prayer mon th • 2 p. m.; Ch o1r p raet1ce Prayer m•e•' •s• Wed 7:30 p.m. and Jeavmg us won dermg, Meeting, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Wednesday, 7 p. m. Pomero• Char'eb 01' ••- Naz. "Where is God," and "'!ffy R tlao Fll'!l B p11 ' ~ , u d t a Sl Cllurcll arene, Sunday School, 9:30 a. doesn't God do something f.o SUII~~r~l~30 a.m. Preacb- ELollridg: ~ Churcb,!ev. Millersville Melhodlat chureb m.: Morning worsbip 10 ,45 a. help us?" lt Is when the skill mg y : p. m. ugene . on, p r; Dr. Lester L. Roush. pastor: m. Evening Worsbip, 1 p. m .,· are darkest and life holds Sl~ SUnday School 9 45 a m Rus- Vi tor 8 Ch }l S hooJ 1 l f I '-u.... Frfle wm Baptist Charcll, : • . c rowe. urc c Prayer meeting, 1 P- m. Wed. itt e 0 p easure lVl us. Yltlt Rutland Pastor Rev P au I sell Archer, SUpt. Sunday SUperlnlenden~ 10 a. m. Offlc- Rev. Clyde ~ . Henderson pas· we often become inclined Joo T 1 •Sund Sct, 1·10 womp 10:45 a. m. and 7:30 lal Board meeting each quarter tor ' think thai God bas left uo upo!l 00 • ay or; BY a. .m. p. m. alternately. Bible study unless otherwtS· e called. Eloly • the crest of tbe Oood tide ' and. G Prlddy Supt freacb1nllt · , • ;: Pr - .. and prayer service led by psst- Communion each quarter as an- ChDrcb 41 Ute Nazarene, Pom. thai we are forsaken ar alone. 7 311 seic ce; .00 p. m.W~ser- or 7,30 p.m. Wedoesday. Chris- nouncoo. eroy Rev. Clvde Henderoon, How privileged we are, ill just v es, " p. m. y. ttan Endeavor, 7:30 p. m., 3rd Moroo Cba 1 Methodlat pastor: Sunday School 9:30 a. such times, lo be able to 11~ ML Moriah BapUII Cburcb, Saturday of month. Church Arthur ~till Pastor m.: Morning Worship 10:30 a. up our Bibleo and read tilt Comer o1 Fourth and Main SL Mornlnl Star EUB Church, Sunday' School, 10 a. ;,, Ollver services 7·30 p. m. P r ' y• r words which open the elglith Middleport. R•v. Nyle Borden, Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor: 9,15 Sayre. Supt.: Sunday Worship m.: NYPS 6·45 p. m. Even1ng chapter of the book of Gene~lr t minister. Sunday School 9:30 a. m. SUnday School, Fred oervlce, 11 a. m.: Prayer meet- tneettng, 7:30 p. m. Thursday "But God remembered Noah." a. 117 Arnold Richards, SUpl Smith, aupt.: Earl Shuler, Ass't lng every Wednesday evening. Cbureh of the Na!Breoe, Re- ' There was Noah, Wlth. ~ Mormng Worship, 10:30 a. m. Morning worablp 10 ,15 a. m.: cine, Ohio. Sunday Sehool at doubt, a troubled heart, •tid Pr . Portlal!d Metbodlst Cburcll, . there was Noah Ullder tlie Naomi Bapliil Cburcll: SUI> ayer meeting 8 p. m. Thurg. Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday 9:30. a.m. SUnday Worship I blackest clouds lllld drearleot da! School 9:30 a. m.: \Vol' day. i Sehool V'30 to 10'30 a. m., liar- Service 10 :30 a.m Sunday Eve- rain the earth had ever known, ship 11 a. m.; Prayer service, South Bethel EUB Cburch - old G. Roush, SUpt.; Kenneth nrng Servrce 7' 30 P;m.; Mid · bul, God had not lor one 'mp1 p. m. Wednesday. Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas· McLeod, Aas't. Supt. Services dweek7.P30rayer SRerv1ceMWedneMs- ment forsaken him. For. we s · · ay . p.m. ev. orriS . . I Carleton .;burch, Ktng1bary or. Sunday School V:45 a. m., every unaay everung. Woll p t . are told that "God cememberRoad, Rev. Clyde HIDion, pall- Norman H. Bahr, Supt. Sunday Racine Metbodlsl Cburcb, e, as or. ed Noah," and God did callJe tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Worsbip 10'15 a. m: and 7:30 p. H. I. McDaniel, pastor; Sun· Rn~d Cbureb of the Nazar. the clouds to diSappear : God Ralph Carl, aupt. Sunday Wor· m. Alternately.. Bible Study day School 9,30 a. m.; Preach· .ene; Sunday School 9:30 a. m. ; d1d cause .the ram I oceaae: ship service, 10:30 a. m. and and Prayer oerv~ce led by put- lng 10 ,30 a. m.; MYF 6 p. m.: Morning. Worship. tHS a. m. God d1d g1ve to Noah a world 7:30 p. m. alternately. Prayer or, 7:30 p. m. Thursday. Prayer and Bible Study, 7,30 p. Evangelistic service 7:45 •· m to lrve . m. a~d God .<lid meetjng Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. S E U.B Cb h, p al m. Wedo<Sday. · Midweek prayer service, 7:45 p. g1~e to h1m the Sign of · lhe ,.-acue • • arc 1 m. Wednesday . rambow. If only we can keap .Columhlr Chapel: Worship lei'- ~ SeUert. Plllllr. Jlock Sprlllp Methodlot lhiS thought in mind wheq _our VICe each Sunday 9:15 a. m.; 9 ·30 a. m. Sunday. ~ool, Ben Chesler Lemley, pastor; Wor- Syrac,... Charcb ollhe N... lives are overcast by clouds or Sunday Scbool 10 a. m.: Youth Qutsenberry, Supt., 10.30 a. m. sidp service 9:30 a. m.; Sun- rene, llilliam t . lborpe. pastor ., rain! As God remembered NO. se"lce 6:15p.m. Evenin& Wor· Morning Worship service, 111 day School, 10 , 15 a. m.; MYF Sunday Srhoo!9 c31la. m.; Mom , sblp 7 p. m. ucb Sunday. and 3rd Sunday1 of the month: 6, 30 p. m. Prayer and Bible lng wursbop 10 30 a. m. j ---'~Co ~ ntinued on page I) .. 7,30 p. m. Evening Evangellsd Bradbary Churcl! of Cbrllll, tic Se"iee, Znd and 4111 Sttt> Study, Wednes ay, 7:30 p.m. Peolecos,!"l Asoembly, Reate 1 , Art Marcum, mlnfsler; Bible day of month. BETHANY _ Rutland Method!•! Cburcb- 124, Rev. aU! K Jones, pastor . dy, Thursday, 7:30 p. GJ.1.. a1 School and Morning Worsbip, 9:30 L m. Morning Worship: Rev. c. J . Lemley, pastor: Sunday S~bool 10 a. m.: Wur· '!1 Evans Hetshts, G~. 10:30 a. m.: Christian Enduv. 10:30 a. m. SUnday School, Bly· Church School 9:30 a. m.: Wor ship servrces Uo p. m. Sun· £cleo Uotted lire- Ja or, 6 p. m.; Evening Worship, the Theiss, Supt.; 6,30 ~- m. ship service, 10:30 a. m., M day, Wednesday and Fnday. Christ Church: Rev. Elden . R. 1 p. m. Youth Fellowship. CARMEL _ Y. F. Monday, 6:30 p. m. The Pentecostal Church, Mid· Balke, pastor:. Sunday School, 9•30 1 m Suoda School W dleport, South 3rd Ave.; Sunday 10 a. m.; WlMIO Holllnger,IIIPL Pagevllle CommltJilty Church · S pt ;' · ayo SthrersviU. Methodist Church SchooiiO a.m.; Sunday evening Christian Endeavor, 7:15 pc •n. Rev. Russell Cline, pastor. - :ornlnus Wo~bi·· :3llan~ Arthur Stitt, pastor. Sunday evangelistic service, 1:30 p. m. Mrs. Lyda Chevalier, president. Young People's iOfVI<~ 7:30 p. S d g 1 lh p, th· 8 Sehoo~ 9:30 a. m.; Gene Wolfe Wednesday Bible Study 7:30 p. classes fo; aiL Song servicu, 0 "!· Thursday; Evangelrsbc 181' ~~ Ev ~ "':. • Se~i ~· Supt., Services 'nlursday even- m.: SaturdJ: night Prayer and s p. m. Preachiltll 8:20 p. m.: VIce Saturday, 7:30 p. m.; and lsi anl 3rd :U::a ti~ lhe ' lng. Worship 7·"0 p. m. Pastor, Re• \lfd Week Pray•r meeting, 7:3t Sunday 7:30 P· m, Y0 mon · Sutlolt M tbodlst Church Ar- B. L. Barrett. p. m. Wednesday, Class LeadHemlock Grove Cbrlallall Tappers Plalu EUB Cbareh, th SUU e astor su'nda Barrl1oaville Presbyterian . . . .' · Church, Worship iOrvlce, 9:30 Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- S:ool to'/ m . Clint Church, John Davies, pastor : er, Mrs. MaZie Holotn~er. L m. Sunday School, 10, a.m. tm: SUnday worship 8:30a. m. Supt· Sunday W~rship 11 am' Church School10:30 a.m. Wor· Bachtel Evangelical .uailett Terry Cullums, Supt. Sunday School 10 a. m., Ho' ' · · ship service :30 p. m. Brethren Church - SUI)day Bradford Cbureh 01 Cbrlll bart Vineyard, Supt. Bible Stu· Sf"'CUI8 Methodist Cbarcb, lleor&aolzed Cburcb 01 Jeoos School 9:45 a. m. Worahlp, Joe Robinson, Minister: dy and prayer services led by >r. Lester L. Roosh, pastor; Christ or Latter Doy Saints, siJ 2nd and 4th Sunday, 8:4$ ,.. Elomer Forrest Sup!. Blbl; pulor, 7:30 p. m. Tuesday. Morning Worship semco 9 a.m. miles from Racine Oil Racine- m. Achash Miller, psl!«f•. School 9,30 ; Mot'lling Worlblp, Adull class meeting 7:30 p. Dana Winebrenner, SupL 10 a. ~ortland Road. Sunday School Alfred Melbodiol c..rcb, ·"" L m . E '"" w ht m. laal Monday of month. m. Sunday cbool: \'F Wednes1.30 a. m.; Wnrshlp 10,30 a. . .. 10 ··• ven.,. ors ~. da • 30 Mn M re ... d Rev. Pearl Casto, pastor. 1 1 7 p. m. Wednesday, 7 p. m. Federated Church, Pomeroy, Y •' p. m.. . · oo • m., ~n a" even ng serv ce at Bible Stu"". Rev. W. H. Perrin, pastor: tllrector. OlllclaJ Board meet· 7:M p. m.: Wed . wo,.,hrp serv· Sunday School at 9:30 I . m., "1 Carl Kaul!, Supt.: g u 0 d 8 , lng, first Monday each month lee at 7:30 p, m. Pastor, c. w. Charles Taylor, Supt. Wor· lldter Churcll ol C b rIa I School, I a:- m.; Worship hour al 7'30 p. m. Holy CoDIIIItJDo Proffitt. All evening serv· ship se"'ces at 10:15 a.m . .otlb Bible Sehool 9,30 a. m. Preach- 10 a. m. on each quarter as announced. tees begin at 7:30 p. m. the Rev· Caito. Wednesday rl· ln.! 10:30 a. m., ftrat and tblrd WSCS first Wednesday ol each enmg prayer servlcu at 1.'41 sundaya. MI. Ulrloll F. W.B. Cburcll - month. Our Lady of Loretto M111loa 1 p.m. ·.,. Sund!IJ' School 9'45 a. m., Earl Tile United Methodist Oburcb, Loa, Bottom,. Rev. Thomas P.. UB Church, Letart F••l .. S.. Mason City Cltareh of Cbrllllo Starkey, supt; Evenillg wor- Pomeroy: Melvin Alkire, psstor !ronek, admmrstrator: Sunday day School 9:30 L m.· Wnrslt IMiller Street; Sunday . Bible ablp, 7:30 p. m. by Cecil Cos, - Church School, i ; 15 a. m., Ma"' Otl a. m., est. Holy l!ays sr ."., Sunde•. 7:30 'p. m:' lp Sludy .9 a. m. Evening Wor· Lloyman: Young People'l meet· Leo Crew, aupt.; Leo vaughan, of ObhgaU~n, 7 p. m Letart Falla ·ualted Brelbiu ship 7.30 p. m.; Bible Study, lng and Bible Study, 7'30 p.m.; Asst. Supt. Divine Worship at St. Jobu •. CathoUc MIJSion: Church ltev Jamll Moi'I'IQ• 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Wednesd!IJ': Choir practice at 10:30 a.m. Sermon, "Our Hid· oear Cuymll• IUutch Rtdgei : 'Sunda . Sebool 9·30 ....: ·30 Tlt·-A . Pia .. Tu .A. J 15 Rev. Frank Maruerr. pas· y . a. m., ·Middleport Cburch 01 Oubl, 7• p. m. wau!IJ'. 1ng ces ~..,.y, une • . Norris, supt: Asa"t SUpt. ..,_ 5th IIJKI Main Streets Donald 7:30 p. m., Lydra C~rcle of the lor, Sunday Mas• 10.30 a. m., bert Rousb f'reachin ......._ . DanVIlle Pllp1m Holblua, (P. WSCS at the church Thursday Holy D•y ot Obligation 6·311 a. · I .......-. .......,. Hlet8, mlniJter; 1 Brble Schoo~ 0. Langsville, Ohio!, Rev. 0. H. 7. 15 P m church choir rehear: m.: Confession, 11 hour before IO:lO a. m.; Alterlllllt 811 1!1!1D& I:30 ~.m, Kennell McElhinney, Car~ pastor' Sunday School, 9:30 [.;.1 Publi~ Invited to worahip Mass. worship at 7' 30 p. m.: Supt., Morning W..-shlp, a. m. Robert Grate SUpl Wor- 1S . d . t 10·30 m er mt41ta Thun.. I P. m. 10'30 m. Evealn1 Worship, ablp ~ce at 10 .3.' a m • PH Hunt ayComornmg a 8· a. t. Tbe Salvation Army, Eo"Y Ml Hermon Ullttol 8a ~~. . W-' . ' . ., . o y mmuruoa acramen R S Wt I Ill . h In .-..... ~ D - J o • 1 p.m., Pr eyer Se rvlce, ..,. srtm Youlb, ~·4S p. m.: Evan- will be observed Sunday, June ay . n ng, o cer m c a~ .,.. ,.,: """· lllltll ~ nesday, 7 p. m. sellsdc service. 7:30 p. m. Mid· 20, l0:3II a. m. Sunday 10 a. m. lloUness meet """· pastm: 9uoda1 Sitiool, Cbarch 01 Cllrlat, PomeNJ, Woek Pra1er llld Prate, WedHy1eU ftoa nee Metbodlst, lng; 10 ' 30 a. m. Sunda) Schoo_~· 9:30 a m., ·eachtas lt:IG a. Jerey Masters, putor: Bund&F -.day, 7.30 P. m. . Rober' E. Smith, Sr., pastor; Sunday 7 P· m. Young People 8 m. Alternlt. P"'cMIII School 9:30 a, m. Cburcll 10:10 llnldfm BaD II J-ail's Sunday School 8:30 a. m., wor- Legion: 7' 30 p. m. Salvation QlrlsUan Endelfll', 7:10 P. a. m.: Christian Eadeavor. 6'10 Wllbe~~es· Public meettna. Sua- loy Haley, >;opt.: Morulng wor- meeting: Thursday, I to S La- Sunday. Mld-Weelr Prayer p. m. Eventna Service, 8:10 p. d!IJ' 5 p. m., Watebtower study ship 10:30 a. m. Youth Service, dies Home l.eallJe ; 7 ~· m. Prep vices Wednesday, 7:10 p. m. ~ m.; Bible tludJ TueltlaJ 6,15 p. m.; Evangellstte m.. rla,..s; 7.30 P m. B1ble study, Middleport Flnt~=U.:'~~·== · eI p.p. m. Servke m~~~t~aa, 7 p. aa&e, 7,30 p. m.; Prayer meet- prayer meeting. Other se"lces byterlan Churcb, Ret. Ratlllld Cltttreb of tlrllllo m. TlturtJdayt. lllblltr7 lcbool, In&. Thlll'll''l)' 7,30 p. m. by announcement Ruppel~ pastor' &wda7 Bible Sehool ''110: COmmunloa e p. m. 'l'bund!IJ'. Pomero, Beveatll Oap AdveJI. 9:30 a. m. Mr. 10'30 a. m., V. H. Brai!IJ' Free Metbodill atlfd, Laar- 1111 Clturcll- Mulberry Hetatns supt.: 10:30 L m. Supt. Sabra Caaad!IJ', pianist: Lallleba atuau- BL Pill el Clill, r.ev. R. E. gene GW, Rd., north of Meigs Memorial p. m. YF: Wed. 1:10 Bible Studlr. 7:30, Delben ~ SUnday School t~ •· m.: WOI' pastm. Sunday Scllool t:30 a. BOtJpltal. Pastor, 1". w. Glllord. Choir: T p. m lltlne, leader. sblp oarvk:e 10,30 a. m.: Sl. m.: Pbll Wise, supl; Morning Asalstaat Pastor, Jameo R. S,IIIG'IIi M J.mo, 111111111 ·Sebcol 10 L m.; IIOI'Ship 10130 L m.: You I b Hofler. Services OD Saltlnlay: byterlaa Cbureh Cb- II ~t, •. Ppm• Wlll'•br, t "a m. Se"lcea 7 p. m.: E•an&ellstlc Sabbath School, 1:30 p. m.; vices I . a. m.: llart'll<lllvir!J Rlltd, B:u- Alfred M• .i1LI oe"lct 7:30 ~ m. Mid. Week Worehip, 3,30 p. m.; Youth 10 . m:: Bible Ullellrioatl, DIIDiillr. 81- Ptatl A. Culo, paator. Suilda)oipra1er servlco. 7:811 p. m. \VICI. meellltl, 3:30 p. m.; Blblt b 7:a p .m. """':ell, .............. H Jt• a}l\r SERMONETIE Sentinel Church News Let't GiYeDid o., lime 11, :ll6ff. ~ m'· •eot a..c11- I . I. �( E:I.C05£ ME, et!T r COULDN T Ads Your Modern Communi tv Bulletin Boarj Classified 110LP OVERJ.IEARIN6 'rtXi CR<1'1N6.. IJJHI\T'6 THE MATTER? I PON'T I(NOiJ ... I 6VE~6 !'M JV5T LONE50M.IL 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 11, 1965 Help W•nted ' Business S.rvlcM EXPERIENCED Beautician. For S1l1 INFORMATION Full time. Write Care of The DliAOUNIS 1:01\ P .M Oa:v 81!lfflre l'u."Ueatloll Daily Sentmel, 668-A, Porn- PEKINGESE Puppies, Phone [SE:PTIC TANKS cleaned. Wrtte 1'.-'rmd•" Deadllll• IHI(I 4 .11 eroy. 6 10 3tc WY 2-2314. 6 10 3tc Viand St., Pt. Pleasant, W. Monr1ay ~A~t'!:LLATJUN8 u. 5" Civil 5orvt•• holll WILLIAMS 27 In steel- coal Va. 6 3 30tp [ CORR.:I"f10N~ tt.- ••ll'epted oJOill -.1;00 .\. !II. M.eu "'"m•m ttl •oo ,...,., li«W" JoDI. furnace. Automatic damper for oa." otf PuhliOit.IO" HIJb pi.JI IJbort l!nun A•h•n"ement rhou•an~ or ton• open Pr.p•r••orr control Charles Byer, 365 CAR WAHSED and vacuumed. RJ!.'Ul1LAflON8 tf'AinlnJ until •ppnlnteO. ~M•nee ' car wash, 550 Page-at. r he Pul'lll11her -rves tn. rt~tnt ueuan, unn...,ePar, num tnfN'111a· S. 6th Ave., M"ddl l eport · Wilsons ' " ,., ,,, or ret...:r an' aclJ dHmed rtor> on Jo~ . . .111r1.. requtrementa. 6 10 6tc Middleport. WY 2-3517. Open " ,. •111onJhle l'rroN ~ouid bf' WrHe '""*' I"•'"• name •d<1r- """ r· " ' ·~ lmmedtU•h The ~~~~ ptaone 7 ROOM BRICK bui"Id"Ing 1 with from 8 a. m. ~ t p. m., seven ILoh Pr wUI flf'> 1 1M! relpOIUiiblf! "' 1 Jl.tD('(lln Sr"lo:a BoJ HI-. f'omllftl' more ~IIID on• tnt"OrTeoC'I lm•rt1DD Oatb Sent.ln.l. PomarllJ' - OtUo garage, CBn be USed 88 8 re- day.'J R week. 6 1 S()tC ••""' ~ -sidential or business building. - --- '"' wm• •• som,. FOR SALE · . con d.t. d I!ULLDOZER WORK, equipped • Cenb ~ ..-ord on• l n~erf'1nn I ' Comp 1et.e Iy &lr I lODe . Mlntmum CZ~.ar•• 1!10 m1a HARDEN'S MARKET ON RT. Also one good used electric with winch. Big or sma ll job. Ill Cent~> pel llf(l"' for fbrN eon . I Rruuve oOMraon~ 124, in Syracuse has on spec1a range. Phone WY 2·2.374. Lew· ca 11 day t"1mes WI "3151 ~r , ev en· t!l per eeor 0\!ll'ount OD peld a4J &nd Thursday Friday and Satur· is Repair Service. ings WI 9~3089, Gene Barnett, adtt patd '"thin lO dna ' ' h 5 13 tJ or rHAI'IKs ' oBITllA.RJEs day Prem-r::. [ 6 10 6tc _ I.::Ra:c:in=e~,:O::io=·======C -eARntl.JII tcrr -word miD. • 1h . gallon Fairmont , _ _ __ tnnaa Eacll ..:ldiUonal won tc JUm tee cream 69c, bread, :.~ · REFRIGERATOR automatic I:30 "~~~t~ "5~~~~ M oau, for 89c; Balogna 39c lb.; reg· defrosting. Good condition, 12 laturdn s:JU "· "'- t11 12=00 ~~ooo• ular cigarettes 25c package; IT'SSOEASY · d cu . ft ' $65 .00. 509 s, Second ro PLACE • 2 lbs. wieners 98c; New re Middleport or call WY 2-5508. &JtSIJ1,Tw~o~~ 1 N° potatoes $1.09, tO lb.; 2 lb. 6 10 3tc 31 6 9 PHONE WY 2-21 56 .. i•~ly 39c. .. -c , TRY THE Twentieth Century TWO YEAR OLD Mobile home dial welder with the 310 amp : DEALER YOUR 50 x JO, 2 lois In Syr<~cuse. Cutting Tap, 20 year warran· Card of Th~nks Ready to move in. Bill Hard- ly. Supplies. Meigs County , Sales & Service --~-c-.,-- -- -- , en, Pho1e WI 9 J650 or WY 2- Landmark, Pomeroy. I WE WISII to express our deep- , 3!1116. ' 9 3tc 6 10 ltc est appreciation to o u r - -- - . \ Fits Al t E C friends. neighbors and re la· LIVE BAI1, 24 hour, self-serv- BUDDY HOUSE tratler, IOX42. e mos very ar lives for thrir many kind 1ce day and m~ht. llmnows, Reason•ble. Contact Nancy L. : eTransferable When exprPssions of sympathy ni.ght ..t-ra~· lers, ~ed worms. Popt>, Rutland. 6 10 6tc You Trade Cars 7 shown to us durmg the death' Fife lradmg Post, Rt. • USED dre-ssfr, bedsprings, of our most beloved son. Mel-[ ~1Iddleport, Ohio. 6 9 121c heater 356 N. !th MJ,id!le-ileGuaranteed 24 months vin Sanders , fRAILER~- 8 wilhl~I-or ~- port. Phone WY 2-3496. or 24,000 miles Mr. •nd Mrs. Ernesl Sand· without. Phone SH 2-4786. 6 9 4te • Most Popular Unit 6 10 ltc I crs. & 9 3tp I CLOTH awnings and porch valIn the U.S.A. Dark blue finish, power brakes, power steering, - - - -- d A!JCTION : f am vacatmg prop-\ ance. Bamboo porch shades. P. B., radio, c&c accessory group, power top, 00 lnol1lled Lost and Foun erty at 206 Condor St , Pom- l Venetian blinds and repairs. wheel covers, 775 x 14 w.w. tires, undersea!. WILL THE person <whose ideo- erov. Ohio. and will sell the Dale Wippel, 215 Union Ave., REG. RETAIL tity is known! please return following personal property al l Pomeroy. 518 30tc $3362.05, IIOW the electric guitar to the Sun+ 12 :30 P- m. June 12. l UniverMalibu Convertible down Club. If returned, no sal gas range, 1 G.E. large Real Estate For Sale further action will be taken. refrigerator, good. 1 kitchen 6 9 Jtp cabinet, 1 wringer ·YP' Easy HOUSE FOR SALE: 4 40 OTHER MODELS & SERIES washer, 2 metal beds (1 sin· laundry room, 1', bath. WE WOULD like to thank ali i gle), gas heater, I. coal heat· floors in all rooms. , r.etgler Bulldlo& !lqppb for ALL ATTRACTIVE PRICED! those who sent cards and er. Dresser • wash stands, room wall - to - wall carpet. new homes Built m kite~ Red finish, white top, black interior, 250 engine, flowers at the time of the I coflee tables, chairs of all 193 Beech SI., Middleport. ens, storm ll'indowa, alumP.S., wheel covers, belt retractor, c&c accessory death of Samuel James KisPhon(':__II'Y 2-38:~ -6__!.~ . 6tc_ inurn siding. Call Guy NeigSee One of Our Salesmen: klnds. 2 end tables, corner group, PB radio, w.w. tires, Powerglide lrans, er. Our gratitude, also, to 1 ler, RaclDe, Ohio. undersea!. e GEORGE HARRIS Ewing's Funeral Home, the · table. 6 pc. dining roorr suite , e VERL TUTTLE ll:!!l tie I kilchentable and chairs, DavREGULAR RETAIL $3732.15 Mt. Moriah Church, the East NOW ONLY eLLOYD MclAUGHLIN eCEWARD CALVERT Letart Church •nd the Rev. enport, wardrobes. metal tool AUCI'IONEER chest with earpenter Lools, Earley and Rev . Workman, I other tools. Garden tools, roll POMEROY - 2 story brick, Complete Service for all of the kindnesses ex· brick siding and rnoring. Crill Bradford 6 rooms, bath, fu ll basemenl, tended to us. The Rf"v . Ervin Write, Prone or Contact Mary Van Cooney, Owner. with shower, furnace heating Kiser family. 6 10 llp I Terms: Cash. Not responsible \gas). front and back porches. A. C. BRADFORD Notice fur accidents. $41J(){J .OO Racine, Ohio Bradford Auction Co. RURAL - 3 room hunting __ _ _ __ _& I tfe , FREE 1,000 S&H Gr en St amps lodge or weekend retreat, 310 6 9 How? By &imply viewing the furnished, plus 35 acres wood- Karl Grneser, Plumbing aad Cr .act Vacuum cleaner m DON'T PUMP you sluggiSh sep. cd land, pond, 1400 feet frontHeating your home Phone WY 2-2321. tic t.•nk Get Klean·Em-AII age on good gravel road. Minersville, Oblo 5 211 30tc oeptic lank cleaner. Land- $4500 00. End your sewer troubles ;M;;E"X""IC"A"N:;-;;T;;;O""MA=ro"'" plants for . mark Farrr Bureau. FAR~ - OLIVE TOWNSHIPWe have RU olzes sale. William Holmes, Syra- 1 __ _______ _ 2 18 tfc 56 acres, well - fenced, plenSewer Machines CUBe. 5 26 tfc 1 1954. 6 cyl. FORD, new motor. ly of water, pond, 2 story Reasonable Rate. modern home, 6 rooms, bath. I Call WY 2-%171 Day or Nigbl HEAR IT ON WMPO - Llew· Cr1arolais Hereford ..:rossed hardwood floors, fi replace, ments. Athens. 7 26 tfc ellyn Thompson's "Lile and yearling bull, 2 bollom plow. full basement, furnace heatWeekend guests of Mr. and Light" program, Monday lhru Oliver drill. Ph. SH 2-4656 ing. barn . chicken house. etc. AIR CONDITIONING Relrlger· Mrs C. A. Rhodes were Mr. Friday at 8:15 a. m. EST. 1 6 2 12tp Located 21', miles off Route I ation service . .Jack's llehig· l and Mrs. Jim Neville and !ami(Continued !rom page 71 5...:2::...::lf:.::_c 5 AUCTION every Wednesday and 7, 113.500 .00. I eration, New Haven, Phone ly of Kansas, Nao· . and Lena ah and did not forsake him, 10 AUTUMUBILE llliUraDCO oeen S.:turday. Welch's AuctiOn. ALBERT M. COX. SALESMAN TU 2-3537. I 6 tic Neville and Mr. and Mrs. does God remember J>, and He cancelled? t.ost your opera· Laurel Cliff, Route 124. WY 2·3636 WY 2-3830 John Fiske and daughter, Julie does not leave us alone In our 1 lltr'l llcenleT can WY 2-!968 6 2 30tp 6 ll 3lc IHEATING, Plumbln«. Moefler 'l By Edna Knopp I of Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. B~ Mrs. Clara J'hllllptt 1 b limes ol need. God ls with us, 11~11• MEXICAN TOM,.TO plants lor. 7 ROOM HOUSEfor sale- at Furnaces. Arnold Brotbers, Max Knopp, a student at P. Harry Rhodes and family of Pl. The Wilkesville Garden c u 1USI as surely as He was with 1met sale. William Holmes. Syra· Bradbury, Ohio. Drilled well .618 Easl Street, Pom- C C., Davenport, Iowa, spent I Pleasant. the home of 1Mrs. \;II- Noah, and He will cause the sun lied instructor. rrank Eschle-1 cuse 5 26 lfc and garden spot olWioute 143 •eroy. Pbone 1\Y Hili. llhe recent holiday weekend I Mr. ad Mrs. Ronald Salser [liam Crary on June With he to shine In our lives once again man WY 2-2425. 6-1-6tp' - \Vnle to Mrs. J. A Renshaw.\' 7 1.0 tfc wrth his parents, Mr and Mrs. Iand daughter of Lancaster and : preSident, Mf' Ray Long, m u· a world which ..,.mo bright. - \ For Summer Driving 2638 Pontiac St. , Columbus, CtiS Knopp. , Mr. and Mrs Charles Salser charge. Devol Ion~, were led by ened by a rainbow because we Fo~ Rent _ _ Oh1o, or phone AM 8-5939,1 Insurance George Beegl< and son , Brlan 1and f~m1ly of Johnstown VI SII· 1Mrs. ~na Cray. New Flowers kept our faith. If we react weU A"'P'"'A""R""TM ""·EtT FOR RENT AIOhio. GUARANTEED renewable for of Logan spent th• weekend Ied their parents, Mr and Mrs 1965M waL,the and praise God when things so tra1ler spare. Good loca6 8 61p life ho•pil">IJ· ~atron Issued ""''h his sister. Mrs. June Grover Skalser Sr over <::t rp~ . by rs.dr ng b eM avCelama well for us, should ¥o not react - -., .,. . ~ent wee end priZe was awn y rs. r II b H"1 1 he ' I C k WY • Unico Tires, All Sh:•• t10n. Ca U I\a ler roo s, Ask eboul FREE Flag offer · HOUSE P"OR SALE 4 rooms at all ages. Phone WY 2-iillitl Wendorf and sons JoAnn VanMeter and friend, Phillips. The next meeting we Y praiSing · w ,n 2-3631. 6 10 tfc FOR BOATERS and lmth. Partial basement. 2 18 tlo Mr. and Mrs. David Beegle R C f C1 b t will be "th M Carey Straus- thmgs are not as good as wed 0 ROOM HOUSE and bath- kit- River ..rvlce on while .., Hoi air furnace One acand son of Wilmington visit- oyk rdiSP .th tho uW~llus speBnl ka like them to be? For, aflerall, 1 bo 1d k · ed M L c· I <unday wee en Wl e 1 13m a e baugh· WI rs. God h ot f rsake us Aa ' chen, dining combmed. Nice I our I oc . re ground. Phone WY 2-3003. Insurance rs. aura IrC e " . family Mr and Mrs Paul Kunz and as n o n . 6 8 6tp Mr aod Mrs Harr)' Wolle · . . .· · God remembered Noah so d0011 . d p rtl d SUPER SERVICE Mr Wtliiam Pia>- was called lanuly were weekend guesto of ' for re t 1re persons. o an 0 BILE Insurance been spent Sunday afternoon Agnes Price 10 3tp , AUTOM With · . nd , famil M d God remember you ond me. 1 - -- ---6 STATIOII HOUSE FOR SALE, two years cancelled? Lost yout opera- Mr and Mrs Wllllam Grimm. Mrs. Laura CirCe a Mra. Mrs. Kunz s y, r. an -Rev WUbar H Perrin Pa~ 1676 Lincoln Heights, l bedOPEII old, 3 bedroom,o bath and lor's lice~se: Call WY 2-2966 Mr. and M~s. Clifford Beegle Nancy Jornson and daughter, Mrs. Joe Strong. . , tor, 'the Fed~ Qllc'room house w1th bath, ba.eHOURI carport. No down payment rell5tfc of Fr d rl ksburg are visitlr . Connte went In GeorgJa lor the Mrs. Judy Pawlus18k end chi[- Pomeroy 14 ment, builtpin cupboard, hardquiretl. Phone SH 2-51168. . e e c M .:00 Mrs Ro- burlul of the infant son of Mr. dren and Floyd Sayre of Colwn- __:::_::_:.::_'- - - - - - - WANT AD HOW DO YOU KNOW I ••• YOU HAVE THE BEST DEAL? UNTIL YOU'VE SEEN US? ~ MARK IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING , t 1 Pomeroy Motor Co. to See lls \ I 1 .I necessa.ry: 2wds. lLThe-, I I I' LET US MAKE YOU THE DEAL YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR! Pomeroy, Ohio Pomeroy Motor Co. DorcaS 1 1 ====-:-_,.: Wilkesville S • News Notes :-L""EA7=RN:::-"H"'O"W:--:-to-d' ~ri~ve-.--;;Quali- N OCiety otes Mal~ :~:~·r~:.~:~·~~~lce Sermonette ·~ Columbo~ I~ ~~Ic Jres~ntg- g~ ¥ s b I · . e 6 I 121p PHUTO Copymg Sen!Ce. COp- thelf aons, r. ~ and· Mrs and Mrs. Howard Bostick. bus visited their mother, Mrs. FOR SALE: 6 room home. 1es made oC legal papen. NelUe Sayre at the home of bell were gesll of ~,.,.,.,.,,. '"' <Ontrownc ••· Will sell completely furnish- blrlli records and almost 11111 hi I gMr and Mrs Charher son, Richard Sayre where Mrs. Campbell s parent!, Mr. au weevil. l!;conomlca.l Unic:o Alf. . otber doeument& S paren s, · · bee ed f hUe re- nd M Ch 1 C pbeU -• llfl Weevtl SpraJ c:ootelDI b0t b ed With wall to wan carpet, 1 B 1 ane IS D car or w a rs. ares am Vl M.a, be applleod up to 1 d•r- before nd d f · hed Reuter llllarauee, Pomeroy es eeg e. cuperating from recent surgery. Ironton ' bedroom housetrader. Local- lulrft•t. no re•tdue~ m mlllt. Low a rapes, or un unns • t 4 tiC Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mercer • ed on N Secood-av Middle- .."""'· '"' to "•"' "'"' ' " ' Call WY 2-2551 or WY 2 • of M 1 d A I Vera Beegle Mrs. Clair Ponn recently en- Mr J b Butcher Ml51 port. WP 2-2iM WY2of Raaryc"In:· Mr Robert tertalned the Past Chief Club "-·- 's· and 'wendell 371l. • control• •ptttlebu,.. other torqe E ployment Wanted , · · at her horne VM:t: m.l. 3346 or WY 2-3600. 6-5-lfc '""'"' LANDMARK. M•'" c'""'' FOR SALE: C001p1etely mod- m G Beegle and ..., or Portland, d · E Ca Chapman visited Jacob Butcho=;;;;-- --;;;---:c-Farm Bureau Coop@ratlve A.Riocia-3 bed I h ' t f Mr. an Mra. ugene m~ . FOR RENT -Trailer space li?_D - Eut Main Street. Pomero,. ~rn, room ranc ome YOUNG MAN wants summer were SUnday dtnner gues B 0 Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Preston r • er recently at the TB hospital on N Second-av in Middle- STEREO CONSOLE, 1965 mod- m new area on Chester Road. work on farm or ~hlng Mr Thomas Beegle. of Huntington, W. Va., and Mra. er•l days wilh her daugbten, In Nelsonvllle. They repc!fl port. Near shopping distnct. el This set radio equipped. Phone WY 2-5337. 5 211 tfe else smtable. Cllll G~lli~IS, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hart Henrietta PresiDn of Alabama\Mtss Polly Karr, Columbus. Jake lllmprovmg. Concrete patws. Call WY 2- Has mc-e fmish of walnut. This FOUR bedroom house, extra 367·7246. !..___! ___ spent the weekend. at their _cot- Iwere recent Sunday guests of and Mr. and Mrs. Edward William Mahaffey Is recu 21116, WY 2·3346 or WY 2-3600 set sold much higher. Take lot for sale near schools. Pearl WANTED Tractor work, farm tage on the Muskmf(Um 1\'iver IMl". and Mrs. Hollll!r Holley. Bauer and Polly Ann, Marlonat home from a reee: = =:c-:- -::--:--:-o-6-5-tfc over payments of $5 per Hysell, Rutland, Ohio. ponds, lawns and driv~wayo. at Stockport. and Recent weekend guests of Mr. Mr. and M!8. James Gll~rl heart atta,ck. HOUSE for Rent 3 bedroom month, or pay balance due ROOM b . k b bathSmall dozer and expenenced Those calling of Mr. and Mrs Norman Schaefer In· of Zlmeovllle were recent VIS2 home at 1126 E Main St.. $7164 Call WY '· :!-6555 rooms fi~~ 0~~k and operator. Low hourly rates. Mrs. Otto Bradfo~d ;e~e [ eluded Mrs. Cecil Harrison of !tors of Mr. ond Mrs. George Mro. Neva McElroy rellliiiDI Phone WY 2-3408. 6-5-6tp 6 8 6tc base..:ent Out or high water Middleport. Pbone WY 2-2208. Mr. and Mrs. DaMna and ~a -~Piqua, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Sto1'1 Mowery. very mfll Cabel HuntJnafmiiJoa. - - · . . · 6 1 !Ole lord or Mlcblgan, r. n. and John of Columbus, Mr. and\ Mr. Mrs. Murre! Harril pltal. J and 4 ROOM furrushec apart- SINGER, SEWING MACHINE. Central heatlnJ!. priced for - --- - Curtis Bradlorcl and son of Ar- M Mark Stahl 0 1 Stockdal and Brend 0f St Albano W ments. Rowley & Reed Hard- Completely rebUilt. Round quick sale Phone WY 2-6116 EMPLOYMENT Wanted!- Ex- "ngton Mr and Mrs Brian ,Mrs. M K .ck .,_ _._ ande, V nt a da • "th hec' · Mro. Velda Hall attended the . . h" -. WY 2 2"~ Ch 1 F . ed lnte . --• exter u ' . . rs. ary am "~ • a. ape a y WI ware. - ..... ares . penenc nor "'". • Bradford and sons of Wooster, 1p d 1 Bea M R th ther Mr8 Co Rensbaw mo- graduallon ol her l!'lnd&oD •t 5 11 tic bobb m, sewmg mac me. "'" or ---:machine fully guaranteed. Wildermuth. 4 13 tfc ior painting. Free estunates. Mr and Mrs. Clarence Brad- ,.~~-.P of M~=· ~r M:Sgt -Th r:8 Gene p~ker Murray City. Til.tEE and lour roo'lllurnl<M Balance $28 or pav $125 per Phone WY 2-2882 or Bee Rog- 1 · · R · 10d ,~•1 epo ' · · om ' ed ond omlurnllblld ~par~- eek Call WY l -liiss · livestock • er Cullums. S-21!-t!c lord and family of ac!ne !and Mrs. Harry Stahl. IFl. ~lias, Texas, recently call- Mr. and Mr. Wayne Cottrill . menta WY U4S4 tk w · · the Gail Bradlord fa1111ly, lo-: Mr. Gene Allure and Kevin, ed hts aunl, Na~cy Walker, to and ltuni.ly visited recently wltb 12 1 8 6 =;;;-c=-;-;---c----;6__ to _ FOR SALE· Fine polly. Come Marine Su lies cal. James FerllllS!ln and Mlss Cteolwllh her happy birthday. Mn. the Ftancea ColtrUJ lamll A MODERN 4 room and bath, NEW HAY for sale Fill your and see. Mason 713-5923. _ PJ) __ - .- . Mr. Oliver Dalley II vlsltlng\Parker of Columbus were Sun- \'talker was 80 yean old May trip to Ripley w Va w.!"eafurniShed apartment, Middle- barns now with oul of field _ 7~", FOR SALE : 14 n. boat w1th hts daughter, Mrs. · William day guests of Mr. and Mrs. \24. joyed. They' w~e ~~ port. WY 2-31174. 4 21 tic hay at cheaper prices. Phone ONE NICE pure bred HoT- ' 35 H.P. Motor, trailer, !lie Johnson anti family of Monoca, Pearl Parker. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Vernon How- led by E L Coltrm and a pieTRAILER LOTS - !reo ,.,._ 592-7646 (EUI or write: Ro- stein bull. Service age. WY 2- jackets. ski~ and etc. _See at Pa.: and attended the grad- 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S~a~- , ell are spending sometime with ole dlnn~ :_,., held. . age and water. Brown'o Trail bert Yelton,ll2 N. Tray Rd., 6227. 1 7 6tp BUl Cozart• Garage m Ra· ,uatton of his granddau::rter, lger of Columbus recently VISII;- :Ihelr daughters, M':'. Hoadley · er Park IStale Approved] Bellefontaine, Ohio. cme. $550.00. 6_10 61• IGlorai Ellen Sarsono. ·Ied Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Ei>- Carruthers and family and Mr. Mr. and Mro. Milford Lone ef MtnemlUe, Ohio, Pboue WY &86tc Auto S.les W t d To Buy 1 Gerald Hart spent a receni \Un, Patti and Penlii. l andMra.RossP~ultonandfam- Columbuswereguestaol!r~ 2-3324. 1 ~ tic FREE LOAN of our eflicient n. Rambler an e ----- : Fdday night and Saturday Mrs. Louioe Bartels of Rock .ily of Canlon. and relatives bert .,.., _llte ,., C Sh ilh World 8tandtml of eempad DOG HOUSE. I. 0. McCoy, Rt. 1w1th Max Knopp. !Springs recently called on Mrs. : Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weber, cent weekend. . 1 S•l• or Trade charpe ;~\ w hpurEseoUe1, Reedsville, Ohio. Phone 1 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cunning- : Mabel Tracy. Mrs. Lela Neff of Columbus, -' · · ade, lease or aseBako1 Fue . s re Ms.dadml· Bl& tar room, __. 91lli-4062. I 10 3tc 1· ham and family or East Liver-[ Roy Crew of Cincinnati re- Mrs. Martha Russell, Bradbury Mr. and Mrs. l!'recl !teteJer 1·na •ue·•· Mr and Mrs. Donald "...11<1 poo. er urru1ure, ' 1 e· - .... ..- _ ____ - -=--. th k d "th d M p 1 Satu da tr FOR rentSALE' 52 acres farm Portt lormance sman .,., o<:ouomt ROOTS WANTl'D Gen-Sing, 1pool spent e wee en w1 ctm11y ca 11e on rs. ear were r y even • ~. · .,... t 18 6 Ohio Also eub' Farmall por · ____e _ and · IIUinagerabiiiiJ olden seal s~lal 500 Jba.l her parents, Mr. "nd Mrs. Ear- Parker and Mr. Otho · Radford. of Mr. and )llrs. Lou Diehl. [ ling and daughter, and Mr cb, "th ui ment f r F'OF. SALE: HAY. Herbert Wllfloe ~f Ma Ap le Roots. Clean nest Johnson. ~Rev. and Mrs. Eu~ene Gill Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hoagland and Mrs. Emmett Mahalle,: o: :':.. rM~'. Ro~lep Sh;.,k:, Uamo, Shade, Ohio, 6--6tp MolrtJtlolllall 1\lolGn and .tied, P6 cents per lb. i Mr. and M"': Otis ~nopp and and doughters recently visit- and dau•hters of Wellston re- 1BarboursVIlle, W. Va., •latllld Portland Ohio or call Ra!- PICNIC TABLES lor sale, reasE. MaiD Street. Pomeroy Top price for all other rooto. 1Mrs. Edith Gnmm viSited ed Ius parents, •.1r. a_nd Mrs. cently viSited her grandmother, re<>mtly wtlh Mr. and Mrs. WI! enswood' 2 3-4294. onable. Call SH 2-5052. l'lloao WY Wl'1l Bill Dalley, Reedsvlfle, Ohio. . Archie and Patty •Gr•mml li!rr Raymond Gtll, Cambridge. ,Mrs. Cormon _Evans. I Uam Ma-b-aU_•_Y_._ _,. ' 1 1 t 111 6 1 Bte 1 :D 1fc i 10 6tc ;recently at the Wayside Apart- I )Irs. Leona Karr apelll IIW• -Bertlle farker I .. wood Doors, gas furnace. Call Tracy Whaley, WY 2-3054 after 5 p. m. 6 8 !Ole _ _ FOR REtT - 8 X 5(t three- Ph~ne ,. • ,. coNT<OLI - M•""""••:••~:U:.:~~:' ,...... =-~n~~ l:~nd ~ughter and :~~~- ',::~ro'.:'.. 'f-:.~::;~ ~;: Laorel Oif£ • SOCiety • Notes :~Mrs wee~end -• · Ute~ ~rating I ·~ 46. Pools A LEETLE OF RAIN WOIOT BOTHER ME AN "Oc 8UllcT'"NONE 20. Girl's rwne Zl. Even! a mb:J e poet. z. Kitchen 2&. Sub- Implement 3. 98l'lllCII'llu! 4. Pit tor 2t. Less- ~~ lit. Ch&rgo ro. -&.J'ndt of the oak T Bo BOl"VIceo 16. Lever ggy &. ~ n.hbr. 'IMktrdaJ"'• ......_ 32. l.Jve eoeJ. ~ a~ 26. Atbi!t11••t r 21.. Ta.htUa.\ ; ' 17. B8.1'011: merged 26. gnuluall7 s; __,_ ......-w1Dd ~·----w-.t ~ 1 18, Betrayal of one-'s country LOOK AT THEM THAR ClOUDS!! IT'S FIX IN ' TO POUR DOWN 16.~. 1. Wayi.Dte Uon lr f'IIEC LASSWELL 44. People "' tiona Cc>penbags 19. Pain DOWN 14. Coaatolla- 33. W•v 34..AucUou 36.ln'""" u~ ~, li-I'FIFTH GRADERS \11\t lla-Lt<WI.~ 40. Cheat god U.Lerut ·~· :Cb~·~st~Io~ed~r:,n~.~F'~<>undatlona= f .y AL CAPI" . place 39• B uwer';.< \'HAT DO OF THIS I Fl lo":; H ~N"IOI.OOD, PHILOSOP•·!Yi" AN' A ISLA r' D IS "No MAN A HUNV.. 0' I I.DOKSUP meuure IT'SSTOOPID!! A MAN IS A HU NK 0' "'OU TH it~ K . TOME,. TOO!! FO' 11-J'SMIE 21. Dulcll IS AN SENSIBLE REASON!! C!O'»JN!M ll2. Sllet 23, Appea:r U.BtmtJnv err.S...ta. 28.Mee-re or laDd 29. Beaeagte 30.Wagea SL Wall Street mea 8G. Compa.ra~ tive autfl& ending 88.0wu 87.Extlnct bird: N.Z. 88.Cet ,.,. •o.Gumy\eldlng acaciA 112. Hal>ttuata: Impala Con. Coupe . $3198 moun.taia Netll. 12.About, ln ·tlme 13. Grub ; lQ. Bi~ for two 43. Rlued poUtlcal cap1ta1: II I THINK I'll WHISSLE FER "Ot: BULLET" AN"GO FISHIN' CROSSWORD - ~Ugbt &.SomethltJc • • • I _.._ Ami088 L Bmall, $340· Blaettnar's ~~:ft~~~~~~::~P;o~me~r~o~y;·;O;·~~~ ~ 0.:::--:A~ILY Chevelle Malibu Con. Cp. I t _.a. I Invites t ,,- r,. hl. •Jf.Lb • - SNUffY IIMITto DAILY CR""""""UOTE &a •u.c - llt!re's holr to work It· AXl'DLB.I..I.XB - .. . 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News 6:30 Sundown Serenaae 6:05 Sacred Heart 7:30 Sign Off 6:20 Meigs CT, RFD Saturday" i:25 Paul Bowers Farm 6:00 Sign 0n _ News 6:30 Country Jamboree 6:05 COWitry Music Time 6:51 Weather 6::!5 Country Jamboree LlnLE ORU'HAN ANNII 7:00 NatianaJ News 7 no Protestar~ Hour 7. 30 Sporta 7:30 Sporto I 12 :00 l -i t· News j 4·00 Disdnb with Dos .-; 1:35 Bill Miller Show 7:35 Larry anderson Show 12 0" Noon Ne~vs 1:35 Pickens Hardware Show 10:45 It's Music - Army UO Top Ten Revue 12:10 Markets (Tues~ay-Thursday) 11:00 Dairy Valley & uutton'o 5:00 Saturday News Summarv GUESS IT WAS 12:15 Mid-Day Wealher A \lYlQl ONE, SIR! Top Ten Show 5:15 Musical Interlude · 7:50 News WI-lEN WE CAMS. 1i 12:20 Evans P Jlletm Board 8:30 Daily Light 12:110 News 5.30 Community Choir~ OM 'l'HE:IR 'TAIL 12:25 News '"' gram~: 8:45 Baker ~'urniture Show 12: 15 Musical Inte1Jude Wtrl-1 OUR JET 6:00 Dance Party FIGHTERS iHEV 12:30 Aericulture Programs (Wed.- Auction) Fri. Slruw1 12:30 The Rev. 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Prgm IPele 5:05 ~Jason County News S 11 :4• unday New' Special Shields) (Fridays) 10:00 The Good Life 5:10 Wor'd & .. ,l'l News 12·00 L•ws Report II: 00 News IU5 Congressman's Report 5:15 Spotlight ''• Sporls, 12:15 ;;piscopal CJ,ureh 11 :05 Tiny·s Country Junction 10:30 Sunday Show Mon. Ihru Wed. 12:45 "1lholic lnformatiun 11:45 Tiny's Country Hymn 11 30 The Quiet Hour 5.15 Bob Nea l Sports Salute I·OO Church of God Time 12:00 News Fridays 1:30 Gn.•r Call 12·110 Cement Block News 12:15 The Christian's Hour 5 20 Srotliglit on Sporls- Fri. 2:00 Old ~'olk' How· 12:30 Goessler's Guest Star (Fri) 12·3() The Rev. Merlin Teets 5·21 Stroh's Wealher Cast 3:00 Hymns from Harding 1•:30 Larry Anderson Show f :00 T'• Rev. H. G. Stewart Mon .. Wed., Fri. 3:15 Su nday Showcase 3:110 Jim Mees Show 1:30 The Rev. Silas Billups 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 9:00 011 The Air 3 45 Public Servic<' Show 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 2:110 The Rev. Andrew p;~~~~! 4:0c 990 Hit Parade Saturday (Tue•-Thur.) 2:45 The Rev. Roscoe 5:00 Clly M•.,ge-·s Rer-•t ti :OO Sign On 4·30 News (Local) 3:10 The Sunday Sbowcaso 5:15 990 Hit Parado 4:40 Jim Meeo Show 6:30 Sundown Serenad• ti llf).15 Musica" Clock 9:0a Off The Air 5:00 Newa 7:30 Sign 011 THE BORN LOSER _ _ _ __:.:.:.:_:.::__ 1 !!r HAROLI:I GUY rr=~-==::::::-:;:::===""=71 rr===-==::-;===~ f'iEIJ t r? GET OVER WAY YOU CAli 1~E MOVE Jt~ AND GET A J06 GOIN4, OLIVE:Rf W~Y, WE'Ll BE IN PRODUCTION HERE' IM AHOTHER FEW I V.rlOW: TH E LAW'IEJ?.5, POL'TI·:IANS; 1tleJ PART'S lt,'AY OUT 0' MY LinE I WHO YOU GOT EI~O l'HIS 'TIME~ FOR 11-lE LAW --._ _ M'f .. OLD TEAM, ..J E~E MI~H I CHARLEY A~ I[) HIS BoYS I WITHOUT llt&f.t WI; WOULDN'T ~---::'l HAVE A CHAHCt! I By-A~R~T~SA~N~S~O~M W~l~~~~·~·~W~I~N~KL~,~~-------=< > 0~ . Hf; FEE!IN~ OKAY BUT L1f SURE H.~S BEE " ACTIN$ FUNNY lATELY. .. EV~ r( :Ji NC~ w: ~:)CK C'/ .J:'~ .AS c.::; ~J N 5.t:-..C::<:, . H-.;.'-i SCI--<X~ L •· BRANNER I WONDeR IF~ = TI-IINKE- .:YE BE-EN NEGLECT!tiS HIM 1 MJM 1 • '. and ,['·and I I ~- land .~'th -~~ ll' NEAL At'I.\M~:~ H/NIW.! I\11APPED ~pIN ,l~?ITAI<E HI?ALTH FIEIN>J:_NS:::::::;.,.. 8Y THE WAY, DR .Ct ~RK , I WAS WONDfRING ABOUT THE X·RJ>YS DAUGH TER SENT.. . �• ME~ '' J SCHOOLBOYS DECIDE I STITCHERS DATE CHANGED M 1 8 LUBBOCK Tex IUPI)-'l'wo ' Seventeen members of the The Return Jonatllan g h lboy agreed lO F'tve Pomts Star Strtchers 4-H h: at Texas Tech Thursday club met Wtlh thetr adviSors, er tcnlc on The two are, Bruce Mauldmg Mrs Roy Holter, Mrs. DWight 17 tbe home of Abeline who h.s cleared 13 Mtlhoan and Mrs. Orrs of Mrs.' Edward Foater tn feet 101'. Inches to the pole Tuesday afternoon at the HoiPomeroy Instead of June 18. vault and h er home t "You and The date was changed to avotd has run t e y A ton on n b Janconflict witll the Re:atta seconds. ad ISIGN RACHER roll caU a dtsh and table serv- PHILADELPHIA <UPI) - wtth thetr last 1ental cbeckup. . Free agent Dave Racher was A commtltee was uamed for tee. stgned by the Philadelphia the potato chip sale, Eagles of the National Football At the cioae of the meeting, NAMES OMITTED Lea g u e It was announced a covered dtsh dmner was In the list of Installing offl. Thursday served alter whtch the group cers of Bethel No 62 of the Racher, an offensiVe center went to Royal Oaks park for International Order of Job's Doughters, the names of Steph. s n s d that the Umted States . t If e pounds ay anie Pullen as ms a11mg 0 tc r, ' would oontrrbule $74 698 U> an Lmda Darnell, gutde and soloIBUTE FUNDS Instrtute of Amertcan' Studtes U> ist, and Alrla •. mar· <UPI) _The US. be established tn I.ondon next shal, were unmtenttonally N b announced llturs- year. ...... , ' """"" 1'M:!<'kc.J!ii!<MMW3q Graduates Honored I4- H Garden Club ' ~ Recognition 01 Past Presidents ~ AIOUnd And ·'II At JFI• l nestI<ry pIffyI Meets Wednesday C~apter,RDa~~~~:· ~n1he ' H' hi'1 h f t ~an e~~ Jun~ And Musical Show lg 9 t ven ' About party was held following At Hysell Home ~~~~.:.;·June a~ Rerngmlron ol pas/ presr- 1a mcmb~r ro am ~ ' ~ theA regular chotr practrce at Th Wtldwood Jumor 4-H Gardents an d a musrral program 11l!rs. Guy ~~~~~\fr, ~ar- ~ Mtddleporf the Ftrst Untied Presbyterian den ~lub met wtlh their advlshrghhghted the '''"' annrver- '.'atrm~n, m,:,,, for the even- Mr·s Frank 1\lu • of Colum- Church Wednesday evenmg han- ors Mrs Vtcwr Hysell and Pt ?bserv<~nce ol !:reM~~:: ~~~ ~~~\:~mother, Mrs. Ben b~s le~; ~~~:~•n;~~~~~;:~.~~ v~nrng Ne~tzlmg, ~ /{e~nold' san• accom~anted Jl!P"d~ll 1 an~ <~nd I ' ~Iobell lam~s Mon~ay Mu~ Ha~~~~<eek ~\J:~~ ~~:::~d~ a~,:~:~~m p~~ye~ Gil~ were:~~ ~r~~:rt ~~n~afety publrc-l ,.~~panred ~",' ;7.~: !~r::;; dwa~ Gintre~, St~~ ~·r~•:,hw~~ dem~ns~ra hp~d]9. 8 ~:mb~rs"~nswered ..,==, I I Elberfelds Ready to Wear .. 2nd Floor ' en tine ' ~ Uf The~~~..~~-" .4r• N0~._4_7________________________~o~o~M~E~~Q~Y~~~~~Dffi~E~PO~R~T~,~Q~H~IO~--------~SA~T~U~RD~A~Y~,~J~UN~f~12~,~1~96~5~------------------~FI~V~E~C~~~~B VOLX__V_II__ a t in the Kansas Fa~··, , ~; Youth Charged ' ,, ; With MurderS;' Surrenders SOCIAL CALENDAR NOTlCE! at Lhe IOOF' Hall ltNIJ!Id m1n ts Wl:'re SP\vt Htgh The Rev Ruppelt commend 1 g (ldualt• of Middleport 1 1,IJ[!· 11 I'> t'uVt I I'd WI I ~ pa ~ 1 School and will rec"tVe a cadet e• the honored chmr members 8 p m • 111 1 gr tt n ( loth .md < ni Lre< \~ , ~t·acl ung cen1fH:at e from Oh10 1as well as all youth of lhe choir JUNE It ,m dll dllf.:t'llll'nl nf pmk ro~r.;es j lJill vt>rsd~ thi s snmmer and for thetr support ond loy. Rock Sprmgs Cub Scouts Pack f l.1n~~ d 1!1 ligh lt·d P 111 ~ t.Jpt rs MJ No(:lh Ha skms and Mr a lt v to the chu1 ch chmr. 246 w1ll have an outmg at the l-' l't'sldlng c~ t tlw "d ~ l:'r eof- Elmer Hask ms and the1r s1sLt>r, --Arthur Nease pond, ~a~day. 111 se 11111 , :.llld puwl1 bowl l ~!rs BPrlha Gibbs, were m at 5 p m Each famtly IS to I,';( ' ~-' 1\1 1s Edgar kf'vnolds, Mcrre 1ville 'J hursday to attend take the1r own w1eners and buns 1and a covered d1sh dnd f•'t <111 k Wlntt' funrr al Sf'l v1ces for their aunt. no I IF_ • I Dr. Ray R Pickens !::=========i l'!t'~ ldt'nt ~1rs Ill , , presrd.. nl Mr< "LOVE WITH THE PROPER STRANGER" \ \ith \;,\ ,1! 1' \\~p,j o.tnd ..., 1,\l' \\(lJH n 1 n~ I "MAN IN THE M IDDL E" \\ 1 1 Ho iJ ! 11 i\l11< h!Pl! i:llll.l l:ld! l \ ::,,d)IIUII o June 12 l\1. ~ .1t llll "B LOOD ON THE ARROW' lJalt flube 1 ~1 m \latth.t II ()I II J ll1,; r Pome roy, Ohio TONIGHT & SATURDAY "T HE HORROR OF IT ALL ~-l tt,l Borl gt rs \Ju111 rs I' ! Jet• "WITCHCRAFT" Lon Cn<Jncv .Jnrk HPdl!'y SUNDAY, MONDA Y and TUESDAY J une 13 14·15 "NONE BUT THE BRAVE " - Tcchmro lor f'rank Smal l a! 1m! \\ fllhr Tomm1 :-and~ HI <HI IJ rxtt r Tom B, ll S<J 1nm1 J 11k ~ on Ldl fllllt' 51t plwn, Colorcarloon s JUNE 13 1 r of Dona ld Sdullmg, Mr (HI~ an 5 ~ ons, C'8 e, rs )On ' · or off1cers All members Mrs .John Koko- Mrs Mnold Rrchards. dele- Karl Owens. Phyllis Joachrm, , urged all end. 10 JUNE Donald Gosney Mrs and Mr:; Allen Hampton, Mrs Edward Burkett, Mrs , 15 M1 g<~1f' are vrtch' ~~~~s"s Mrs .James Web- alterna te. were mT rgan Thurs- Paul Haptuostall. Mrs lra~r' f'l La~derdale Pia Mrs day to allend the summer con- Mrs Francts Anderson Kelly, I The Democrat Club will meet , Mrs 'at tlle Pomeroy Second Ward i 11 ld ventwn or the Ameiiran Legion Rtchard Owens, and Mrs Le· h "' ' d M ll l'ues.+ny M 1 French an rs o <t Le I d B 1 ouse . ua at 1 30 p· m 1 ~ A.uxJ itan repre~r.,• wts - an rown. IMembers are asked to brmg 1 Hlt ks Manfev Pose aux!ltarv. Mrs I An orfermg will be taken at iC:Irticles for auction sa le and RtLh<lrds set ved as a tdler for the Sunday mornrng servrce to sandwiches or cookies for relttiSTS SEWINl. CLUB I !he t' leet 1011 of off1cer • 1 ass ast Wllh the vartous projects I freshments The Twilight Garden c 1u b meet Tuesday evenrng at M D · ht Parthe home of rs wtg Morns County Home In charge of the ker with Mrs Robert ~"' host Cl I ., U rkPs 'Deaconesses rnciudrng the swun 11 Se~~o-Rite Sewmg .] Hlrt' I .,,roup 1 ( parttes for ch ildren of the Me1gs lw1 sponsored by Ihe Deacons and 1 _ _ _ _ _ _ Mrs Hmold Hood I ess when the W d d · e.enrng • · PI nilS 1 lub met e ne~o~ 8} I }ul,v Pu·n1c <J l tht> club I oom Plano: wPre made for a p1r- offenng w1ll be Vmcent Dabo, S h stess · A short busmess session wa s nJ r at the <'hurch for the .Iuly 1Marcus Chambers, Paul Hapton- r. as co- 0 ( (Jflduded by Ml s Elza Gtlmol e ! meeting when lhe F'ederoted stall. CHARGE SUSPt;CT Jr. Vll'e presrdenl A note of t CJr(le met Wt'd nesday evemng It was announced Urat Mtd-1 WASHINGTON (UPI)-PolieP ll'S ig natJUII as president was (:If the rhureh dleport Masomc Lodge would ! have charged 23-year-old ftllmg rPad from Mls HarV[' \ Van Mrs Lou is Re! lx•l plesldent ::~ttend church services Sunday, statiOn attendant Ernest William , Vran ken. wa s Ill rhaq~e of the meetmg i.June 13 at the Pres~yl.enan l Harned With the killmg or a SIX· I Th ~ hustcss served a desSClt whl(h opened With dt>votJOns by I Church Elders attendmg the, vear-old boy found sluffed m a COUI se dullng the soc tal hour. I Ml s Phtl Willmmson who meetmg were Mr and Mrs Iblue canvas bag With his throat med1tation on · Power of 1Paul Haptonstall, Mrs Francis ga ' a IA d " I' t D bo cut P e and closed wrth pray- n erson, ""- rncen a ' b Za h C II tt as I ray r t d Fred Lew1s Mrs Tom Kelly Tre oy' c ary ,a e ' w 1'1 SPvrral members repor e I M Ed 'd B k II M R ' I found Thursday near his home I M Gladys Cuck rs war ur e ' rs ,_ ed \ 1 __....:_._____l l' , ~-::::;;;::::;;;::::;;;;::======.:.:.:...:. --·- TONI TO DD celebrities ... - Twe beautiful Wii.VS • SO .._ - . ·'- _.... I hit ---.noo-~-,. u.,. _,..,. , I' g ..t r II ~ - . . - """!' ,..a. - .... tiorl _ .. ~ ..... - pota r.. 1!'d I p. J ~· - . . DeaiM , --. 'So.;,.,. ....... iL . . - " l l'ortrd ....1 ..I ....., 1 ti a,, ,.-) I .• ..,...... lroo•tio "ft. ...,. -- Jli!irr. ....., ~,.., ... LOG« .. ... -:.: """ ' - .a.e *' ~ .... ~ I 10 95 > eDON'T FORGET OUR FURNITURE SALE ON THE ·3RD FLOOR Elberfelds-Pomeroy D~~te~c~trv~es~s~a~td~H~a~r~rt~~w~a~s~·~·-],...,,.,,.,...,.,...,.,,.,...,...,...,...,.,.,...,...,...,,.,,.,,.,...,...,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,...,!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I mg Wrllram rs rh ard and Owens, M1ssLyons Ph:v llis .Ioa· quarnted wtth the Catlett famtly. ler,ss.Is Mrs Baxter an d chrm Russell l on M1 ~Pl11e Koehler who are · I ,I Ehersbaeh wos l The Session met Monday eve- • ed as UII P til In Hol zer nmg and reports of the Scwto 1 1 n po I 4 1 Presbytery held at Athen~ were I 1 I1hospital il"fr "Silmf'nls Wf'l'e servPd t>u1ven by Mrs George Anderson 1 ' ' ' and Mrs James Harley Plans 1 dw mg the SOC I<II hour by Mrs 1wt•re made to observe member! Utto St hmoll and \lJ ss Lena Iship Sunday later m the month • Iill Mrs C I, IGrueser _ _ _____ _ I FOR DAD! I I 1 I Both farm and in-town families find that our bank offers them much more than money. Why? first, because. ours t~ a "FuW Servrce" bank .' . , offe_rmg a wtde range of helpful bankmg servtces, all conven tently available under one roof! Also, because we know this area weU ••• have served it so lon g! 'W COME SEE US SOON ••• AND OnEN hnsor H1gh tnten•tty Lemp $11· The Hev Howard Ruppelt reIporl ed on I he General Assem- 1 1 bly held rn ColumbiJB 1 Ruppel t an nounced that he 95 had been mvited to ass1st in the mstallalton serv1ce for the Rev .James Steele Yount at the Unit-1 DESK ACCESSORIES BIBLES-PENS led Presbyterran Church ar Enon Valle) , Pa near Newcastle, 1 Pa Mr Yount was a speaker I MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE when the Rev Ruppelt observ-1 ed hrs lOth anmversary I to This chart will change your mind about Chrysler prices. Meke CHRYSLER NEWPORT ~00 v.a Enf.m• Ovoerall Whealbese Cubic I.Ainifh net~~. ~llplacament 124. 218 2. 119 ... 383 Base Month~ Paymen • Difference p., Monlh - $65 67 58.94 $6 73 CHEVROlET IMPALA 119 210.0 213.1 6.73 115 2o.&.i "' !58.94 OLOS f·85 CUTLASS 330 69.26 6 41 "' 203.4 300 ~8.65 7 02 FORD OALAXIE BUICK SPECIAL SKYLARK BASIS Of COYPARISON All models ere 2 door hardtogs eq,upped with II 8 en111~e rr:'eu~f 1 matlc tru sml.. ion, SOcw•r steer""' po"":er ubr;!;:;i~el!u·~~c~e~~~ t~~~~t~w~ ~nd 36 have been compute on manu ac urer& ·~ for 00 ' rsctlcally any new car :~~!!l11~f.~~~~U!otw~"eclrg:~~e~~ : ..t•:Jt:~ ~~!nation fhar11e1, stat• ent~ local Dxn, Interest. Insurance and Ueensfn1 fee•. the local chUtch ThP serv1ce IS to be held Sundav evenmg, JWle L....,,M,ID"'D"'L"'E"'P"'O"'RT.._.,.~.,.:.-_.,.,.,! __ I 20_~t-7_JO pm ··· _ __ _ Your Savings Earn 4% Interest POMEROY · NATIONAL BANK . nmg Meigs County lor over 93 years POMEROY Ho Hum! Another Shift Reported In Government I fa m~oy 11 5011 l.rnH'S ~;:::::;::======j \v~nne B oon w !S S~ onson Reed~ MEIGS THEATRE I ~" ~~Ow~--"~;., ;,: famtl~. ~'rr;da '" ~'' (•~.>, ~me~ ~~w~1 • C 11' Mrs and so. , Cool;rlle spent 1\ cd- pelt; cashters, Mrs Franets meet Monday at 8 p. m There Hou sll L'r... ~ Mrs Canoll nesdc.~v Ly- WJll be nommatwn and election <\udl t-!Y ro sl, c w1t h dMr on•and Mrs fiay Andersonk andMMrs L'Russell s Mrs , Pat Tlw ~ "RAC ING FEVER ' \\ !!h lui• \ 1!11 ! ~P II (I ('d~t· serq•d tfw I t' frPSilllii:'TII t•ommlltee TON IGHT nrJ l' lll oJ 1 Atlhn r Mrs Belva Haskms Mrs Ccctl Kimes h~s retu~nA NatiVIty Deanery meetmg I ed fl om Chadt'Sion w \a ! Will be held Sunday at 2 p m ~ ~llllJltNd of Mrs S!i .J USS I Mrs l'ltlere she has spt:nl two wee~s Plans were made for the an· I at the ~I Andrew's Church 1n Fd\~,Hd Hurk!lt Mr s \\t' sl rv , wlth hP I stslers ,Mrs A ern nualice cream social to be heid i Nelsomiiie. Mrs Del Vecchio, Fn r"l-ll s ll.rtT\ Moore Mr s Johnson \<1r . . lh.unas H ·1 Ju 11 e 25 when the Deacons and president of the Steubenville DlJolin WPtllPt Mrs Hussc ll ,md Mr~ Howard Jarrett IDea<:onesses of the Middleport ocese of Catholic Women's club :VItlls M1s Wtlltam Slal el ~:~nd Mrs Hay McCarty ha:; re- First Umted Presbyterian Wlll be present Those Wishing M1 o,.; hdgdr Bt>\nolds. turned from Wmston-Salem, N Church met Tuesday evenmg at to ttend may contact Mrs w~ts mcludPd Ml s C where she was t~e guest of llle chmch Named '8s general Paul6 Case! I ln1 vJ!Pd gt M F: l\1 her S!Slt'r and Mr and lchatrman for the event were 1 JUNE H J 11 ;, Mrs Mrs W M Pugh and II," Vincent Dabo and Paul Hapton- The Meigs 4-H Pleasure Ridlion IS . a M .rss Fa Whrle !here she at/ended gra ' ]stall ers wrll meet Monday at 6 30 p 1 11 11 111 Jrvrd1\::,.id r, ., Mrs uallnn exe>rrsrs lor her neph : Other commttlee members tn· m at the home of Cheryl Wrl t lmh \trs d r Akron M r " Pt<tt> Hrouks ' elude - posters. Mrs Tom Kel· Iiams B.,ln lt; MI SS Frances \oil < md \'Irs Gt>orge Rupe lly and the Rev Howard Rup- The DAV and Auxiliary Will S1r:.Jih<; s~turday Plans Are Made f A I/ or nnua ce c, eam Social RUTLAND Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal DepoSit Insurance Corporation KeepsELke 4 INTiR-OCKrNG RING &ETO ~~~t and this chart will change your mind about Chrysler resale! These rinrs cannot twist or turn on your 1\nrer. The .mous Iudden lock holds them to&'ether tor more ueau.ty and snt1sfa.ct.io& hl•-':t!t-... ., ' '~ See us. We deliver!! TOM RUE MOTORS "· 399 S. Third Ave., Middleport, 0. ' ' " .' ' . .. , ., " .ar.,._ ly ' WORLD I ,-1 .. Deeelfd To The fr~md th:foo~~v!~~t;,.~:ht~o~:S is::w:.':::::: mm__.m,_:g:_·-::--:-;--::-:-;-;;;:-;::: Carp~nter CO~'toN gavelto~m~t~tt:ed~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=~E~m~b~a~ss~y~e~re~:;;;;;;~~;;.;_;;;~..,..,.., j e YourHS~ile ~=~~~vechoirman. ~~~:a M::~!s t~re ~0 br~g ~ cov~;ed lrre~~; cho~~';;'~"~~: g:;~nl ~~- VtStted rn Mrddleoorl thiS ormg htgh school ]raduates of Mr; D•ighl Mrlhoan, Wednes , who accomp•nred lor week w1th rel•ltves D"d the day evenrng at the Hysell th honll' ol '' " \loiter ' the program Mrs Burt sang I She was bl IS, Pal , y home c lved • ke \1 1>d11 g n ,three numbers, "In the Ttme lrette Tones ol Guam Th Co-chairmen lor the event Acardofthankswasre Croo ' nl ',:,. ,, , :11 rhe oi"m ol Roses " Moonlight Mr and Mrs. om- were Mrs Paul Haptonstall and from the Mergs County m111110 pre,idenri "''' ,., ,md ,Juc-1 Hoses · and' Mr.sSJon ul Roses as of Columbus spcn, Mtss Lilltan Ste1ff a&,.sted by mrsstoners lor ploemg planters bdm\1"1 ~ ,', 11t 'r.. \\hi!(' I Co- 1 111e 25111 anruver '"ry book o! wtth Wilham Lewr!'l a Mr. and Lounge wmd chtlmesthm e "'" d Mr R Mrs dney Rtc. andaruJ eKlfarr 'h ofh flowers Sh pers' a e ltnnb,J< ";'" ' ""d '' "'''' " ' ' : he club was dedic.rted '"Mrs an sons, o has re- and Mrs Rtchard Owens, 1 e t e op mumt du b "I"'" '' "· ,, ur Coals lor her 25 years • Mr Noah vaca· Rev Howard Ruppelt gave the courthouse av: g.. ri! Lt-d !II Pill I t.' (' '' . I " ago o( rnPmhershtp Ill the dub and I wtth hts broth- evemdng lor the :umThe mttl ll l' ·' l'- 111 Ol' 111 '11 .~ri l ~WI many huUJs ot srrvtce, and J El near '\rmtet Gar- l:iente to e onore gues 1 ,, < ' '"" • Kl 11 h111101 a1y er mer, Rev Ruppel! and aliter mem- mer '• the cloh ""''' ' ' to MIS 0 P " '· Id Fla Mr Haskms was ach C Ia Fisher gave a report on Lr les I ' '' ' '· ··' '" 1'" " f or ' mr•mber lor her years ol home by hrs broth- bers of the c orr. I tns and Teresa Gooch '"' Bac lrlol '''"' i/V grven the dub and her :n I•·•. Elmer who wr ll spent the Refreshments of cake and ' gave a demonstralton on' table lion "" ''"' 1"" d ,, "',, r, lor 'I'll .<Iron Jo the rnt•mher' Grits summer llfr e wtlh relattves hme punch were se, ved to arrangement, usrng snowballs 1 Je, Lo·'"' '"'"i.d " 111 ' '"'" P"'"'llit'd " Mr s Whr le Jla;rd Lyo 11 s son o, Mr and the chorr members and guests and roses. Barbara Ftsher Jnd '1"11111''·'·1 I""'""" Mrs Klo•tn 1nd Mrs troob : ,.,, Hussell Lyons has accept- Mrs Haptonsloll maQe the now rs the ttme to. lr 11 1 romltl r' ( 1'r,~ ... ~~'Pl - Ill"~· l'r·ooks home was decor 1 l'd the pu::al10n as art mstructor cake which was s mscrtbed M ); ~ '1 111k' \\ dlutf' t P t Refreshments were served r bat 1 ",,,,. 11 , aled till oughoul with arrange- , 111 the l:allrpolrs 11 1 " , , Elemen ary 'Congratu a~.rnns to eren, . a the close of the mee mg y 111 1 1 0 1 roses ·md other sum I Sc hools for the comtng 11 cumed ,p; th , year. and Cheryl Favors were also Carla and Barbara F1sher to • 1' and \l1s "iLh H n• lalgs <~~ ' men s 1 BS deg ee l be d the adv1s 1 ~\ 1 11 1 ,• 1 nwr 1111 wers made by Mr s BHob 1L\on s rtH' I\ed us r gtven e1ght mem rs an sPrtmd p1··~H I~ 111 \I., · men! •nlroduf't.l ht·l poit.tl ;...I H's t l et t 1\t>rbPI and Mrs JU('e l ln education Jn com,,nenSced· Atlendtng were Leo Kennedy. ors I 1'!1 !Il l \l is l lmd Also a r~rrd of t·ongtalu- <II Oluu UmversJt" ost un av Mr Rue 'fuck"' ran Mr and I I I 1111 Ju 1et l' " u ' d 1 M ddle orl · ... 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