http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/cfe23bd87eadb57c592376bc120e4d83.pdf 1eb0ad8caf75bd970a78e349c2d5e131 PDF Text Text \ .) J, I.,, '' ' 16-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , July 21, 1965 '" Recent Bride Is Honored With Shower •' son as hostess. . Tht: met>tmg was vpent'~d With Prayer led bv saroh f ow ter. " o~..,. ..s. entJtlt>d The ~~ ot Prdyer ,, Wt'rt' g1ven bv Elo. '. k , [L h ld Jo Jn!=;on. e r prize wa rneelmg . A ca t> " 8 11 was e 1awardPd lo Mrs Evelyn Nich· and the rake baked by Mrs. · · Knit Sport Shirts Alter the guest of honor had Wayne rmce o ng o om o ened the gins refreshmests Recorded mu!'ic was olayt"d by 1 P . . ' · C . d re of ." lw1rhes . punch, and mmts \ Mrs .asr1 an games we ed 1 th invited p , 1 Lo B It , . 1St> Wilson enjoYed during the allernoon wert> serv ~ e Dur•ng lht busi ness mt:eting, and light refreshments were : gue!'ts . A!lendmR w~re Mrs. a •et ·well card w"' signed by d ' Betty Smoth, Mrs. Rochard Hot' Chapman • the• mrmbers to be se nt " O<li·',serve . va II er , Mrs. Marm 1 1 sy Bing. Bonme ~oone dtsmiss- 1 ed the rneetrng with P""'" 0 o# A Council Tht' program , ''The LeSSUil or lhe Sand Dollar ," wa> given bv ' Names Term K tie Anthony alter which a: d:ssert C<Jurse w•s served oy l Committees the hostess lo sarah Fow ler ., Peggy McKinney, Mrs. mcKonney, Mrs. Betty M~s . SPORT SHIRTS WORK SHIRTS DRESS SlACKS Sizes 6 tn 18. In thia group are Ja:c shirts. button down lv)l shirts and rPgu. lar widr.,prtact collar shirts. Your choice Thur• day , Friday, Saturday. Our regular $I 69 Shirts Long sleeves, double · shoulder triple stitched, twr button thru pockets, fine yar~ blue chamhray, sizes 141f.a to 17. Summer weights and year round weigbto. Most all wash 'n wear fabrics. Siz· eo 29 to 50 watst oaltered I [Pnrlls 11 jl)t>tlllt 11 Hrotllf'r in f JTI P•l Mono Short Sltt¥e Brenda Chapman, Mrs. Gary Wayland, Mrs. Joe Moodispaugh Mrss .ludJ' Righthouse, Mrs. Carol Morris, Mrs. Walter Mor- Mabe\ Bearhs, Adria Sayre, ris anl1 the- honored guest.. Mrs. I Marguerite Durst and Rhena'IGeorge Haddox. Mrs. Smith was by Mrs. Morris , Mrs. Mrs. G. L. Mtrh(lel ~a" f£>- ed m di stress having lost hu~- Goodmte and Mrs. Haddox. ceived word ol !he death ol her I hand hv de ath and flowf'rs wPre Sending gifts were Mrs. Thorn· brother. Paul Atkinson, who I sent · as Manual, Mrs. Margie Carl· passed awa~· in a hosp ital in : A note of thanks was read wright . Mr~. Eldon Morris, Mrs. Spokrme. Wash. ,' from Gle~dys Cm•klt>r lor cards , Marg:=~rel. ~1arfin. Mrs. F. L. Mr and Mrs. Mid lHPI visilf'd .,en! t1er while hm:;pitalizPd. M:+ i l.itl.lt>, Mrs. Donald Collins, Mrs. her brothers al Spokane last , rie Hauck . rounri l deputy, Jn- Nancy Heaver, Mrs. Jessie Se~tem~er . ~r. A!.klnson has 'l stalled Lo!tit> Cohe~. a~ junior Carlwright, Mrs. Wanda Roush, VIS!Ied m Metgs county se-veral past councilor and c ora Beegle Mrs. Glenn Cartwr1ght. t1mes and Mrs. Mkhllel carP( as trusl.et>. Flora Bailey, Mrs. Eulah for ht:>r motllt'r. Ellen Atkinson , i Named on eomrnittef's by , cis. Mrs. Mary Buck, Mrs. Non19 years , cmd her brothers and Mrs. Stahl wrre Nellie Hayes, 1ga Roberts. Mrs. James sister visited their mother. ~ev- j Carrie Meinhl'lrt and _Eva Des·[ sh~r, Mrs .. Esther Wirght,. M~. era! times. P:IUI has VISited saufr kitchen : rarrJe Neuls· Lot s Harns, Mrs. Marg1e Ohhere twice in n•cent years. ling. Cora Beegle and Lot t ver , Miss Mary Baird and Mrs.. He was a rP!Ired employee Coht-n, dining room ; F..dna Rei· I EIIPn Ebersbach. 1 of Ka1ser Aluminum at Mead. bel and Winonl Cook. flag ; 1 Washington and a veteran or bearers ; Elizabeth f'ampbeJI. r \. • World War I. , flowers: Winona Coo k and Eva ~entor Olf Hr INI\!t> S two ~ i <; fen . Mrs. ; De.>~saurer . orpt1ans and homt> ; I p~ I SPORT SHIRTS For this mens and boys wear salE". Your rholePany 1 95 Short SIPeve Sporl Shirt. Si7.fl.!l Rmall. medium. large, E'"Xtra laree 51.50 Boys Walk Shorts WALK SHORTS All wast! 'n wf'ar fabric•. Solid ("Oior9 and plaidl. Sizts from 8 to 18. Not every size In eyery color. Solids and stripes. Our $1.95 Boys Welk Shorts . . . . Sele $1.66 Our $2.49 Boys Welk Shorts . , . , Selo $1.16 Little Boys FOR THIS SALE! YOUR CHOICE Any Mens Lee or Ctrhtrft CAPS i: I Ch . • H /d Michael and Mrs. P. W. Pow- . and Elizabeth Cempbell and i tr;;;ntC e ers ot OttP.r Mnnl. :.md ant• br(l-- . Lillie Haurk . way s and means. Af Royal Oak ther, Stephen. ot Sroka ne , and . 'I Shirt & Short Sets 69t WORK CAPS 2 for 5P 0 Mon'o $1.50 ond 2.00 NECK TIES Bays $1.69 Short S"'••• A nallonally known brand you 'll rfoognize when vou SPORT SHIRTS Sizes 8 to 16. Just see these ties. Smart oat· 64 shirts in this group on sale Thursday, Friday and terns in the new narrow shaJ>N. Save Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Saturday $1.00 I se~·eral niecrs and nephews. ;.....-------......:.--..,, JOF Class of the Middleport First Unrt· Ied Presbyterian Church held a SEMI • ANNUAL Annual picnic and outing at Royal Oak Park Sunday afternooon. Mrs. PICniC Paul Haptonstall and Mrs. Lil· The JOF class of the United lllan Steil! were co-chairmen Methodist Church held its an-I the event. ENDS SATURDAY ' nual picnic on the spacious lawn Allending were Mr. and Mrs. \ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hapt.onstall and children, Still Many Borgainsl Charles R. Karr, Sr., Naylor's Edith and Bill, Mr. and Mrs. I Run Hill, Monday evening. Rrchard Owens and children, A polluck dinner was served Linda and Pat, Lillian Steiff, Middleport, 0. at 6:30 p m. with the Rev. C. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sharp, ;:::::~ I Melvin Alkire asking grace. Pam Kessinger and the Rev. • - Members and guests were seat- Howard Ruppel!. ed at tables with white cov- Contributing to the picnic ' Holds , , . 0 utdoor SALE 51.00 Members of the senior choir j I BOYS SHIRT and SLACK SETS THE SHOE BOX j MEIGS THEATRE er !!md centered with arrange- were Seren Lewis, Lewis Sau- Pomero,. OtM ment• of flowers. er, Roy Coleman, AI Leonard, Attending were Mrs. V. D. Mrs. Leo Kennedy, Rue TuckTONIGHT & THURSDAY Edwards. Mrs. George Heines, erman, Carolyn Russell, Floyd , NOT OPEN Mrs. Marie Chapman, Mrs. Carmack and Kathy Lacey. Everett Thomas, R~v . and Mrs. FRIDAY thru TUESDAY Alkire. Mr. and Mrs. H. 1':. Family Gathering JULY 23-27 Cooper, Mr . and Mrs. Benton H ld F k WALl DISNEY'$ "CtNDiRELLA" I Ponn, Mrs. Dwight Parker, Mrs. e at rec en - Technicolor , .led Webster, Sr, Mrs. Alonzo A lamily gathering was netrd II Laughter! l\tusi~ 1 Ma gic! Custer, Mrs E. .1. Tracy, Mrs. Saturday evenrng at the Cartoon Favorilt> ~ IGerald Wildermuth Miss of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Frecker, WALl DISNEY'S Grace Campbell, Mrs. ' Antone Pine Grove. "TATTOED POLICI HORSE" Lucke. Mrs. Hugh Lane, Mrs. Homemade Ice cream - TechnicolorLucille B. Hawkins. Mr. and cake were served to Mr. Sandy Sanders-Shirlry Skiles 'Mrs._ Henry Bullard of 1'o.nno Chas. Seel. See: ThP raee 1Mrs. Karr and guests, Mrs. between rotting hor~t and Heines and granddaughter, Kim- Fla ., Mr. and Mrs. _Raymor•d Model T rord berlv Grueser and Mrs. Frank Frecker, Tuppers Plaons: Mrs. 41oo Dlonoy Cortoono Stewart Homer Holter aftd Mr. and Mrs. '~!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!!!'!!!""""""""".!!.:=:.:::.::..·_____ _ Roy Holter and Janice, Alan, Ann and Eddie, Chester Road; Mr. and Mrs. Roger Starcher and daughter, Flatwoods: Mr. and Mrs. !'reeker daulfhter JoAnn and son, Ja;.es, 1 1 THE LOOK FOR Kessinger, Lancaster. TEEN MEN You'll like the Rooftop's finely chiseled center crease ... the mark of a TEEN MAN who dares to be dif- ferent. Buy your Roof· tops today and set the pace for the gang. nation•lly adwrtlstd in VISITS REPORTED Sheryl Johnson, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Chester .Jot-.n""., Center, visiled for 1 week with Joyce Kessinger, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Leroy ~ $9.99 Pam Kessinger, also the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kessinger, acr<Jmpanoed Sheryl to h e r home in Salem Center. Pam taler came to Pomeroy for a week's visit visit with Linda , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owens. ANNOUNCE RI':UNION The 24th annual McElroy re- ' union will be held at Portland park, Sunday, August 1. A ba.. ket dinner will be served at noon. All relatives are Invited to attend. Salt 52.00 Little Boys Short SlttYI KNIT SPORT SHIRTS tOO% AcrUan Acrylic !mils and 100% cotton knits. Cute syle11. Sites 3 to 7. Jleiular $1.69 and $1.95 shirts. Solo $1.39 Triple stitched. Sturdily made for Jane. comfort able wear. Sanforized shrunk. $2.48 Tbese Blll are our Yank Work DunlareelMon's $3.49 Plnchock EVERYDAY TROUSERS Sizes 2Q to 42 and extra large sl..., 44 to 50. San· forized ohrunk, Wide bell loops. Stron1 seams. Thursday, Friday, Satur· day- Sale $3.15 iles fron: hina Bor er KNIT SPORT SHIRTS ...... , ... .. .... · - · $1.35 Sale! Mens $3.95 Short SIMve Benton SPORT SHIRTS, Just 25 to soli . . ......... $2.50 Solei 23 Mons $6.95 Short SIMvo Banton SPORT SHIRTS, solid colors . , . ...... Sale $4.00 Salol hyo $1.95 - · 2.95 SWIM TRUNKS Reaular M.nd extra lara:e aize1. Boxer style and two way stretch types. Sale Price SWIM TRUNKS In oizeo e to 18, Boxer styles. Stretch otyles. Tburoday, friday, Satur· day, ~.00 Sale I Boys Knit Briefs A weU known brand. Sizes 4 to 20. Double panel seat. lolo TONIGHT PAMIL Y NIGHT Sizes 4 to 20. Cut full, reinforced neck -a11CI- 2 RHIIpoclol Pluo Coman Cornl¥11 2 for Cholco Thto Solo_ 56.00 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY SALII Mono $2.95 Short Sloo.. SPORT SHIRTS An excetlent l~Oiid includin& colors, check!!, plaids Knit wrl!!t. Canvas back. Thursday, Friday, Satur· Small lots, Sizes 2 to 7 Regular $1.39 Shirts Sato JIM JOHNSON M G 52.00 0 LIHio Boyo Sizes 3 to 7. Wuh 'n wear fabrics. Boxer waJst and bell.ed styles. Solid colon. SLACKS . . Solo $1.69 Thursdoy, Friday, Saturday 51lo SLACKS .. Salo $2.19 Mons Bit Yenk Work Uniforms ltltlo Boys $1.00 Sale of $3.95 Melli Work PAJAMAS PLAY SHORTS Set includes 1 obon oieeve eoottop - 1 polr of Iolii! lei panta and 1 pair of oleep oborll. Sl!lo B oDd C. Solei S..rsuckers and twllll. 52.50 I ~ eodJ Item oeporote. Ponto lor $3.50 end Shlrh lor 2JO. DRESS SHIRTS Neck sizes 141f.a to 17 In 100% cotton shirts and the popular 65% Dacron Polyester 35% Cotton Shirts. Smart looking, comfortable, easy to wash IDd iron. ~.66 bUy MENS T-SHIRTS Made with reinforced neck. Generous cut for complete comfort. Size. I!Dall, medium, large, extra large, floor. 1bere are many, many samples of the best known carpet fiben. You will lind tbe color you want to 10 with your color ocheme. U you are conoid· erlng carpet In !be faluN stop In and talk it onr KNIT BRIEFS Double panel seat, comfortsble, long Vlslt t b e drapery department oil the 2nd floor. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, are the last 3 days of our 20% Discount Sale of Custom Made Draperies. Bring In your measurements, also save on our sale of dress material, An· other big shipment of the Log cabin Rugs and also the new line of oval Braided Rugs ln all slzea. carpet mecbani... SPORT SHIRTS wearing. Sizes 28 to 50, For thilule lor They can help you wltb your problema. Whether It is lor your h0111eln your dlur<b. your o ce or ochool, we bave the ..rpet for the job, No job lo too big for our experleneed Durlnt Thlo Salt Yov Con Buy Any MIM $2,95 Short Sloovo Knlltod Solei Men' Famovo Brand In slzel medium, Iorge and e.tn 1arp far omal~ ~.00 · $2·45 New Fall Merchandise The new fall selection of Mens Shirts, Boys Shirtl Mens Jacketl - Boys Jackets - Trollllel'l for Men and Boys are arriving every day. If you don't aee the Item• .you want In the mens and boys department, ask any of the salespeople. ChiiiiCel are we have It, ready for sale. Now II a &OOd ~ . to select IChool clothea for boYJ and YOUJI8 men. You 11et the best selection. SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS FROM Dorlo Day AIR CONDITIONJD James Garnn (Color) -andMITOf' TRAIN :142" JoN terror SoaD FIJDa ' ~~ndw~uff=ra~ 3l I I ' 1 Situation in 5 Viet Nam mav D} C e ay ongress w: c:.: ~~;1 RU...~ No ~ VIet Nllm toto 1 try c41ienm·fu'~J:eb, • . 1nm11~the~nl~;::;[ today. ~~:d,laid,1~~ .,_. IGok the 18;;;:"" It' offj~uha~'/:' 1111111 Mansfreld, in a otalement late Wednesday, reviewed what be lbe "grim facts" ol the Nam conflict, Re warned .the war "may go on for four or live or ovell len yel!l." New Haven; Ruth Ruuyoa, ~ enville; Paul ~. Pomeroy; Carrie Reilmlre, Pomeroy; Glady• 'l'uckermaD, "-'tty; Helen Swartz, Coolville; Ruth CUndiff, Syracuse. ~In-s!, ' tonllht. Also, lt. to postpone the e I u . 'AuguJt. lJa!e will annolmqo NOW YOU KNOW M • JO I Aecldenll eallled ~ six 'I' T Fo ... "every Ill ...... In tile eet In ourney rna llllfoll dm1a( liM, ...,ordhla to 111e U.S. Deplrtmm of Healtlo, MASON - 'Moe Pl. Pleasant Bowles' two bagger In the f1rst &1-d• uo1 Wellan. Mercllanto and Modem Wood· Inning highllghled a lbree-blt mat1 lll&llraace ol Parkersburg attack coupled with a sacrifice Era will meet IDDighl In the llanls Oy that netted u- two of the lleDd Soltbsll Toumament nma. Sees New memben 0 PolitJ.CJoan the w elose ol lhe by meelb!l. Joueols.for the luncheOn at Federated cllurdl were WASHINGTON atlon Is not hopeleas at aU." l.uderman, JaekiQh, mer Mlululppl politician, ,Berger aald Wfllllneoday Jaet Carsey, and Bob liowe, from bll Nalcbes home his exile from Mlsslalppl ChliUcolbe, ol AI Leonard. Ku Klux Klan haraasment, last summer, fllkorlly Tile • club agreed to ·a "new day" Is retumetl from tilt chairs for !be Wind bis Illite wbell race Uc national convmtlon at wa~. tllat jCOI!Ctri.:S~pe:.,\:U. ,1]!liJ inerUZii':metii, -~ 8 Need License To Hunt Frogs Or Turtles Reynold; Pomeroy LI'ons lllvocates were • wearlnf; -- ' sex perverts. 'Clarence Struble Day' was ROVING! served Wednesday by tbe eroy Lions club. 8 Mr. Struble, a charter · Amllassstlpr W. -'t;,Harrclalolmail's Ialka with S ber ol the club, who ls in 110 '!I bave produeed health. was visited at hlo rsrn:· -:·and = Strub}e Day , Observed by July 22-23 •MOYI OYER DARLING" 143 H Sbootmg Op SC 00I '" Thur..l'rl. 1118)'...,. -~ :~er::. ::foe a~~: Nephelf'D."ei p ~aiUII - * * * ATHENS IUPI) - The Gr10k government put the erlllld 11rvl- on •n alll'l stendby todl)' In fMr ef new ond Communist-inspired rlob. Eight houn ef , ... bodies afler the raid. ing endlcl Nrly todey with lllaoolt OM dlld, 'CI,IW ... Seorch, Deslroy Mlaotoa On the ground, Vielnamese jurlcl and nNrly 300 in jail. Dlfll111 Mlnlltw Slali:.w Kistopolous summonad the various llrvlce - • ~ lroo~' on a search and destroy en to In afternoon melting and nformlcl them "- W mission in Quq Tin Province recoiYed "information thet the Communiatl 350 miles northeast of Saigon new riot1." reported killing 26 Viet Colli At tho same time, 'Public Order Mlnllflr AdRI. • • and capturing 15 othen, Gov- Toumba loid tho Communlsto, who polllcl 14 f!'l' .... ermoeot casualties were de- of the vDI" In the lalt election, and oultltl i<111!1i., scribed as "light" George Popendreou Wlrl directly Nlponslble fiJr the • -·--n"" rloll. Thero have been dlsturben- lhrougMut Gl'jiUi since 25-year old King Constentlne fired 77 ~ ,,. Pepondroou end r•placlcl him with George Athanm'• Injured dls-Novo1, In Route WORLD for Excellent Valu01 Ia Carpet Visit Elberletdl Carpet Dept. on the 3rd witb our carpet salesmen. Salol Pamous Brand Air Force ptlot was kllled todsy when hi• jet lighter .. to Chu Lai aintrip near Da Nang, Capt. Thales A. Derrick ol Salt Lake City, Utah, new one of the raid& against a guerrilla encampment 150 miles south of bm osplla 0 A $6.00 a suit Mens $2.95 Short Sleeve 3 'o or } at ond dark crey. .." 88c 101 Trousers in sizes 2l1 to and $2.95 Men.o Work Shirll In sizes 14 \!o to 20. Tan, silver grey, Sizeo 3 to 7. enera ''Over 50 per cent of lhe tar- get was burnin8 when we left," Derrick salt!. Aerial ohserven reporled trigbHng 16 £Uerrlllo M $2.95 Boys $7.00 Mlns$3.95 3 PIECE SETS IH . I N Admi • 16 0 $1.95 Boyo Waler repellent. Black or tan. Raglan shoulders for comfortable lit. Sizes 38 to 46. previous attack. Bomb Army Barrecta Eight American planes today bombed the North Vietnamese anny barracks at Dong Cao Tbon 60 miles north of the 17th parallel border with South Viet Nam, destroyln( 20 buildings. In the south, the spokesman sold U.S. Navy and Air Force planeo Oew more than 280 strikes against Communist COLUMBUS (UPI) - The_ "fair housing" passed Accident Witnesses End Testimony .93-31 Wednesday by the Ohio House of Repr~sentatlves fl_.~mn. oys ew mstrator and returned to the Senate for concu~enae Ql amend· Four persons were injured In t ments would have far-reachmg affectl m the real estate a one-car accident on Roule 14.1 In Brown's Assault Case Jim Johnson, 226 S. Third , Middleport, has been bustness. . , . . . . near Harrisonvllle Wednesday CLEVELAND (UP!) - Testimony ended today In employed as the administrator of Meigs General hospit· Sponsors of thP. blll estimate that 1.2 oru~on ensting night. the assault and battery trial of Cleveland Browns full. alln Pomeroy, the board of directors have announced. umts would be covered by !h.!_measure, which would af. Brought to Veterans Memorial back Jim Brown with the football player undergoing 40 '· Mr. Johnson formerly served as general agent for one half of all rental hospllal were James. Donald minutes of crosB-examination. the Johnson-Simpson insurance agency in Middleport. sales each year. would not be covered. omes are Johnson, 16, Rt. I, Moddleport, Brown denied all of 18-year-old Brenda Ayres' aeHe had been with that firm · Here are some of the things The bill Would cover oale of driver of the wrecked c a r: cusations that he slapped and beat her during an all· for several years. her of the Middleport • bill would do : newly constructed homes and d James ~berman Juhnson, _42, night date at a motel June ; 1'l native of Gallipolis, John- roy Rotary club Is active . -Outlaw restrictive cove- apartments, sale or rental of pene tO Rt. 1, Middleport; Della Phillips 20. Minor had him move llowly 0 son' is a 1953 graduale ol Galli a American Cance; Societ nants. That is, agreements be- ho~~ ~ aparlmen':n:"t occ~ 83, salem St. Rutland, and Mrs. Assistant Police Prosecutor aloJII in front of the jiii'OI'I, bll Acallemy High school. He at· y tween a purchaser amf a seller pie Y • 0 '!""r• aale o • Daryl Johnson, 37, Rt. I Mid- Albert Corsi asked the football hands outstretcloed. . . . Ohio University lor 31> and attends the Church of that the housing wuld not be owner • occupoed dwellings of USIClaDS dleport. star, "Did you lay a finger on "Hold them up so IIIey yean and Rio Grande College In Middleport. Johnson and to f artl lbree or more umiJ. Sheriff Robert C. llartenbacb her'" see your nails " Minor ..... , • person ° a P • id three of lbe · 'uretl · ' · 88 10 lor ol!e semesler. Mr. Johnson wile, the former Nncy cular color,.. creed. Sixteen borneo of lhe Pomel ~r· ''No," Brown replied to him \ "and move slowly." l!lso ~ed two years In the Ings of Middleport, have -Ban "block-busting" ,.... Policeman, roy • Middleport area will be ~·· were taken to the hospital and a jury ol seven women and :itepplng back on tht lland ., ll. S. Army. children, Kimberly Sue, 4, lices. The practice Involves lhe opened to memben of the A· Y P=r~ ~er~e~'Y squad- five men. Brown was asked, "Ia the cooJ t . Johioson, 211·11·41 -mern· Jeffrey Allen, ageS. purchaaa of a borne 1n an all· merlcanWindSymphonyom.mend OUrl Y private Rebultal Wilaeues dllion of your hands tqday lbe -; · •• .. whl~ neighborhood by • realtor, · Ira for odglftJ loftl8ht and FiJ. .. •· . ,_ . .ured Three rebuUal wltnws01 were same u It was ... JUlie rw• • ..oot ser10111., IDJ was recalled broefly · he'.ore th e worn- M'onor· ........ _......, . ..,...who then jacks up lhe price · • ,.._ -r' orneroy to and sells it to 1 Negro witb The ll)llllphony is to perform an Judge began tliscussiont with Brown aaid yes, IIIII Minor 0 the aim of causing other owners Jn at _7 p.m. today and at_ I p.m. lions. The driver of lhe wrecked lawyers about ciosrng argo- asked hlm w~. Brown ..Wled in the area to sell out cheaply Friday from ots barge loed at hd 1 Mr hiJ. ments. and replied, 1 guess f ltaDdle h en S -Ban discrimination in lend: BALTIMORE (UP!) _ A ~omeroy boat Iandini There ~ar a hipmnor bcurulseto, ~- Jp S Defense Counsel Norman Mi- the football more than an~ • . • LS no admlssion charge. The con- lpa 1 · · nor, who C<Jncluded hls direct else in the Nali0111l Foolblll ong on housmg sales, excepl per. bearded ex-convict early today certs are sponsored by the Porn.- Johnson, father of the driver, questioning of Brown Wednet- League And find tdtG1 ~ fi ugust sonal or c~ual losna. shot and killed a rookie pollee- eroy Chamber ol Commerce lacerationa and contusiorur. day returned for a few more belt _:more 1 HllllU Thlt - Ban qnnsrepreaentatlon of man investigating a double lssisted by the Gallipolis Cham: The sheriff said the mishap short queries of the football ' goeser lor passes ~ I 'Moe calendar for the acts by claiming hou~ong is not parked car. 'l1oe gumnan then ber of Commerce, occurred .4 of a mile southeast player. don't want to tk IGo lerm of Pomeroy Public ~vaolabl~ !or Inspection when, killed his nephew and ~as fi· The hosts for lodging are of the Bald Run road on Rt. 14S. Brown dramatically slepped passes... op 11111111 was announced today by Supt. on fact, tl " ·. naily bealen to death ID a Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Blaettnar, Johnson loot control of the 11162 down from the witness chair as Iron GrbD Charles S. Gibbs. : Sales of omgle family dwell- brawl with two policemen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Gar· model sedan he . was driving But Brown was lrim wbtm First class day of the new mgo and rental or owner-occu- Pollee ssld ts-year-old David ner, Mr. 'and Mra. George D. when. fire from a CJgarelte burn- fJerk's Sala i the prosecutor asked blm U. year will be Tuesday, pled one or two-uno! apartments Cooper, who bad a long police Baer, Mr. and Mrs. Edward ed hlm. The car, went off the ry 8 his relationsbip witb lob _. WASHINGTON - SE!iATE13L Teachers will meet Monday, record lor n~llcs and bur· Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer highway mto a dttcn and was $150 Month Not $15 cuser He ocwiDaJJ¥ ~ IIUICI'atic Leader MI k August 30. glary. convictoons, pulled oul a Wickham, Mrs. Cedric Clark, moderately damaged. No char- Betty Darst was appointed b at the ceiling In tbougbt before 32-callber automatic platol and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Duttoo, Mr. ges were llled. anslield, citina what he The ~ule also shows: the new Public Affairs boar~ answering and from time te "Grim facts" of the Viet School wll1 be closed fired at le~st seven shots at and Mrs. PairJck ~ary. Mr. , , of Middleport to serve as ill time wet his lip.s. ~am conflict, warns the Sept. 6, for Labor Day close range mto !be policeman. and Mrs. A. R. Knisbt, Mr. and Pool Famdy N~ghts clerk lor one month at • salarv The asaault and baltaJ trlil ·~may go on for four or live on Friday, October 211 for " ~ ::~ ~~~··:· Patro= =-~~ 1Blak~, Mr. Beginning Tonight . of $150, not $15, as a mechanical today tied a nine-day record for olr even ten years." S.E.O.A. Teachers' meeting In ln~tl .Th orfi , lbed Mr ~.Mrs ~ ~-M Leo Kenedy, manager, bas error caused it to be reporled • poHce court crimiaal lrlal. . The Montana Democrat's Atbens. , as a "~elepoll::;~ ..· : su- and ~s Pa~ s!oon, announced that Family Night Wednesday, His attendance at the trial pnI!W'ka Wednesday signaled Thanksgwlng recess will tors had been checking out Mrs R · c Follrod Mr · and will be held at the Middleport Meanwhile, as stated before, vented hlm from jolninJ bll new round of congreoaional and Friday, Nov. 25- WASiflNGTON (UPI) - Sen- percar ' ked Ill all in a pre- Mrs, n...;.s He ' · and swimming pool beginning to- applications lor the position will teammates practlc!DI at llell'bt bate ~ver the deepening war 2t1 and the Christmas recess ate GOP Leader l':verell M. ~omln!:y Ne:o ~ection 0 1 Mr.· and Mrs. Ro ~gaD, night (Thursday) each week be accepted by the board for Hiram for !be Collep All-Star Southeast Asia. In his will begin Friday, Dec. 17. Dirksen lndlcaled today con- West Baltimore ge from 7 • 9 p. m. on Thursday the clerkship at that present sa· game In Chicago nat mDDtil. Mansfield said Americans School will reopen Monday, Jan. gresslonal adjournment plans After Kuhn ·,.11 cut down evenings only, 1ary, w"b the understanding the iD lor an "ordeal of In· 3. The first semeslet will might be complicated by the' 0 aid Coo jumped . U: South Charleston Children under 18 musl be ac- work is to performed at town deflnile durattoo and on Friday, ~an. 14. "lerr~biy serious and danger·\':e and ra: oil with ~is Firm Low Bidder companied by their parenta. bail. Deadline Is Saturday noon, big sacrifice" in Viet 'Nam. He Classes wrll be adjourned sttuallon In Viet Nam.'' nephew WilHam Cooper 31 A On these oflemoono lhe pool July 24. called for a new Geneva coo- Aprtl 8 for Good Friday and Democra~c Leader Mike few bl.;.,ks awa lbe '0 ' 'l1oe firm, Coastructtoo, Inc, will close at 5 p. m. In the af· ---terence to discuss the crisis. April II for Easter Manslield, Mont., told ne\l8111eo ~ Y of South Charleston, W . Va., temoon and re-open at 7 p.m. NAMES COMMITI'EE8 1 · Final exams wiD be and Dirksen espected to ::'..ctedwa! buU:I wOW: In ~ baa lllbmltled the low bid of MASON _ &fa!IOD'f Mayor THE KU KLUX KLAN STAG- May 24 and high school meet wotb lhe President "to- bead. ' f!24,7011 for the relocat1011 of Melt!• Geaeral Hospital Dayton Raynes D81Ded com· . et1 a rally near troubled mencement exercises are morrow or saturday'• to discuss The younger Cooper ssld his rallruao culverts on the Racine Admlaolou Melvin Morris, mittees at a recent meeting of lusa, La., Wednesday night uled 'Moursday, May 26. the a~journment outlook. uncle shot blm wben be aokecl Lock and Dam project on the Harrisonv!Ue; Ailee Frick, the Town Council at City Hall. . 11\sted into the wee hours of woll _report for tbeir Dirksen was asked If he be- ·him to tiUITender. Oblo River, II was lllllliOUIIced Pomeroy; Lawrence Smith, Robert K. Wilson and Walter A Dshlng Ucense Is required day and drew so many Friday, May 27. Ueved !be Viet Nam situation today by U. S. Seloa~r Robert Chester. Werry were appointed to the when laking !rot!• and tartlll that traffic wao backed up might interfere with hopes for Velenltl Memlrlal lloopllal E. Byrd, Senator Jenmnga Ran- Dlochargeo -Maud Kohl, Water Commission. Charles Yea- In waters of the tolate, ucept llilles on a aearby IS adjournment of Congress In ear· ADMISSIONS_ Clara Bl'llWII dolph Ind. Rep. Ken llechler. Middleport: Helen Mulford, ger and George Carson, named In ~vale pondo. ~mpertal \Ylzard Robert ly Seplember. HarUord· Mrs Charles Parker' '1111 -k will be located In Cheshire; Franll Halliday, Har- to the Street Commrsson. Sani· Tlus lnformalioa II flllllll • ~{llteloi'C!Cld the lhousands It Ia • terribly serio111 and Po '. ahonct. Muon County, W. Ya., and 11'111 risonvllle; Ray Wllliamo, Porn- tation. Russell Capehart and ~by Mu E. Dtd:wwlb, .a. 21 for the cow situation in Viet ~Martha Searls, Mi IDelude ex..vstiou for opeu eroy. Donald Cook. tr:~ct 4 law enfortemeut liiiJIII' Qine miles to the east of Nam. It Ia deterioralfnJ every dleport· Judy Car~ Pomeroy· channels In the IMlalJ.tloa of VISOr for the Ohio Dlvlslca ft and across that the e1vU . day. w, are confronted by a Daryl Jobnsoo, Middleport, Wildlife. II • form, into Misslstrippr real crisis." ·DISCHARGES _ Jete miDer' metal liners In llone culverts, Merchants, Insurance Team er reoldenlDuckworth of Syncua. '£.'1 COTTON SLACKS MENS $10.95 to the Cblneoe border than any saigon.. guerrUlao Wednesday. Reconnaissance pilota reported 23 VIet Cong killed, 254 buildings eigs 51 -oo fighter • bomben flew today't deep mission into the Commu· nl•t north Pllots blasted the hlg•way bridge 135 miles DDrlhwest of Hanoi, !ben doubled back and bombed the railroad yards at Yen Bay, 110 miles northwest of the Communist capital. An American spokesman aaid the raid was 1\!o miles closer Fal•r Housi·ng Act Is Far Reaching ~:~;~~~~~;Four selection All solo SPORT SHIRTS 39c SAIGON (UPI) - U.S. Air Force jets stabbed deeper into Nor!~ Viet Nam than ever before today, destroying a bridge less than 42 miles from the Communist Chinese border. In South Viet Nam, a U.S. spoke.. man said air and ground operations Wednesday killed 49 Communist guerrillas. Three FIOZ Thunderchief 51.., 29 lo SO, Your Smart oat· are wash 'n wear Taper fit. Button down collar styles. Regu. lar wid#spread collan Jar shirts. WORK GLOVES day. DRESS SLACKS terns. Llltlo Boyo SHORl SLIEVI Mons 25 K Double RED PALM MENS $8.95 and stripes. $3.00 S.lel Just 39 Mons $1.95 Short SIWie Sale I Boys T Shirts Dean Martin Jerry LewiJ (Tecbnleolor) Thursday, Frldoy, Soturdoy 52.00 MnsoN D~IVE·IH "YOU'RE NIYIR TOO YOUNG" $1.69 Our $1. 95 short sleeve shirts in colors to match Big Yank Work Uni •rms Green, tan, grey Small, medium, large, extra large. DUNGAREES A oh , .sleeve shirt to match a pair of longies. Our Rulf 'n Tumble $2.95 Set& in sizes 4 to 1. dark grey, silver grey , tan. Comfortable, well made. All head sizes. ALL WEATHER COATS All so.., 29 to 44 Wolsl Mo01uro MENS WORK 1 1 Shower proofed poplin tn MENS SHORT SLEEVE WORK SHIRTS Reguler $2.95 3 piece SETS Sole $2.00 Requlor $1.95 2 Dl""e SETS . . . . Sole $1.39 Cloon Up Salol POLIN EVERYDAY HATS Mona $1.95 Wolk Shorll . . Sole $1.47 Mens $2.91 Wolk Shorts .... Sole $1.97 Small lot to clean up. 1 1 polr Mono $1.95 CINn Up Solo MENS Salol I Yo.o; l, Edith Baley was report· assis•~.d . free at Elberletdo) 1 THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1965 • your correct length $5-00 1 1the 100!' hall. Della Stahl. counrilor, presidi ed and repor!ed ill were Kath· I rvn Goodwin, Wilma Terrell , to POMEROY'-MIDDI.EPORT, OHIO Elmer Wehrung, Mrs. Mrs Clydt> Bartlelt., M_rs. Earl Katie Anthony , M<:~rga ret Ella Committees ror lht> romtng l Darst, Mrs. ~velyn N1cholson, LeWIS. Ml Berth~:~ Archer Mrs . term were named when The-o· Mrs. Earl Robmson~ Mrs. P.auy Saxton. Mrs. Hal]lil ton. Fre11JJ I dorus Counril DaughPrs ~I Am·· Johnson. Mrs. Oal~ Goodmt~. Ho(ld, P::ullinr Hottman and a erica met Monday evPmng at Mrs. Roy Hendricks, MISS t' M D ld Boon gues' rs. ona e. Thuroday, Friday, Soturdey 51.69 Kate Rrghthouse,Mrs. ~bert Cloroch, Mrs. Sand) Clonch, Mrs. Ver non Little, Mrs. !':Isle Haddox, . SiU>s 6 to 18_ Smart stylt-s for now and Back To School Wear. Sohds. slnpes and panf'l fronts . VOL XVII NO. 80 en tine To The lnte*" 01 The Mei1s-Muon Area Det~oted MoM ...95 Wllh •n Woor Mons Big Yank Blua Chambray loyo $1.95 Short Stllvt lays 1.95 Short Stetvt Paul Casci was won by Mrs. olso.n. I at y And Saturday 9 to 9 In Our Sale On The Main Floor Of MEN'S &. BOYS' WEAR__, T' July meetisg of the E:lec-1basket drnner was served • I were olayed and prizes won by tr. "" Clrcle was held Tuesdav ev-,•noon · 'b · M'ass Peggy Mc K'Jnney. Mrs enrno at the First ~aptrst ,-imrch I Mrs. Roberht Rer e,r. prhesrtt· Betty Wehrung and Mrs. Pally o ·· · . denl wa<s m c argt o a s o Th doo · s 1 in Mirldltoport with RloN • WII· • THIS WEEK END - Thursday 9 to 5 - Friday 9 to 5 .4 bout lOO AtiPnd Electa Circle DPnwcrnts' Pknic Meets Tuesday ' ApproXImately loti attended Mrs. Betty Smith entertained 1the annua l p1cmc ol the Demo· Thursday evening with 1 bridal 'dd/ ,crat club held Sunday' at the ' shower bonorl!lf Mrs. George In MI eport IRork Spr·in~s (:raner hall. ~ I Haddox, • recent bride. Games i ' '' aaU~e will no~ he tile ooly · · Jrretl ~~l w lleraer, i lllth Jooc 'm;l~c ~· !_J·of ooly M!UI&trippl dllegatea to Cllllveation who refilled to llld llayetl ~ at Maaoa. thrnlellloi !etten and teJe. Bolb teama won their way phone calls, I wu fearful and to tile finll rot11111 Wednesday hired guirds for borne. Tile nigbl witll Pl. PINIIDI nipping mayor'a home wu bombed IIIII Dick's Place of Hlllllinllon, J.l, I'm emvtnced tllal mine would and Parkerlbtq team tloWDbetll bombed If II wertn'l Ing the MIIOD Bowling Center, ~ 4-~lck'a The game protector, WIWIII'ifdiCiiM out of the Alhw ofllee, U. ~=ledfl: or~lines.!'! • or bave a lac bowinl the user I name 1111 lddi Not more than S lines wllll not more01tethan odDiie book to any llal- may lie Ulld. ~aterproof 11oe Modern Woodman team Duckworth .w..t. Llllll IIIIJ aiJo tallied twice in the first DDt be_ altachtld to poles, lit lnoinl and added two more In from Pl8rl, docb, bolll, dla the fourlb for their win over or any tolake placed or JI'J II the MaSOII Bowling Center 1D the water. learn. Loren Elder went Ill the Penoas under ll'f'lrl of ill way for the Parkenburg nine are not requlrlld to Jllft!laiJ i ~ :f.!:!:· =•Whl: .the cuardlPlact and the Masoo :-AisoforexeU:.or "I lbougbt about '-vinrl for BowliDC Cellllr learn 11'111 meet lhe wne number. IJXII"'blllt.y of a 1111111 time, llllllnaii,J diclded In 1 COIIIIOlaiiiiD, pmo at 1 p.m. Pl. Pleasant 1110 000 0 - J 4 I ere do it," 1111 181d. "Prlmari!J, <DST). Dlct'l Place to Olt 0 - 1 I 2 per- on ~.isar.=l~l~leti~-~~~IM . , flmliJ." 10ld lilaol......._ ad left 11ata llld Burnt. Roll- 8lllel ftled wblle ._.• of· lf1Bau, IIIII Duro Roswell. spq. Lui P1111 ..U. Dlek'1 Place, Tball'lrbrslotlrg 10 Ill I - 4 S J mJd per. to .a - a11 Bucty Bau 1111 c. L Muot mo 1111 1 - au 'l1oeIDMerdllllll lflbbetl two rut11 lbe llrll IDniD& of lbeir B~~l~" !:J;rl-~~~~~~~·~- ': eet._ .w , .-r ~~~' ll1l ~=" .,_m:. ~ �I I GOP Warned , ' ·r , • UPI Briefs River news Indians Drop Twinbill, Twins Win Pair, Hike MATI'E ACCEPTS TEBMJ BALTIMORE (UPI)-TbeBal· Umore Colts announ~:eci the signing of veteran o!fenalv• haltbork Tom Matte Wednetday HONOLULU WPII - A blonde divorcee eelebrated to- (continued from page I) Gauge readings: Gallipollo day her eompletioo ol • 40. Ohioans hi! been met. IJam t•.l . t• u. running l teet on day 1010 aallboao vO)'age lrom He said Administrator Willard rollers, Pomeroy • Ma1;0n 20.64, Lao Anceles to Hawaii. Mrs. P. Dudley ol the state Bureau Pt Plea,.nt •U7, Hinton .91, Sbaron Sites, Sl, to helle>ed of Unemployment Compensation FIRST K~nawha ~·atts 3.15 rising, Char- to be the first woman ot saD reported to him that there are ORO K GALLEN QUALITY W~~HIN!iTON tUPll - \f . leston 19.1. London, Marmet the treacherous voyage a!oae. now 204,000 more Ohioans em· By D THY IL REGULAR tr ~tunv·ng the ..,ubhr reh'lt .."ll:, and Winfield dams wel'e on the she did It without a r~dlo ur ployed than there were three nlisquota·ll )Otlcies 01 GOP office seekers, sills. fuel for the erial's motor. She . years ago. Broadway Rullelbl Board dub In the notes she can't current lechnlque of Certified Oil Station a fOUfll R•puhhcat• ""' otleH, Buat Mvements: had taken ouly enou&b fOod GENE t{l!a..L~ " OOlflll mob- reach. lion and I mlsl~terple~tlon,.::: W. Mtln II. his ,.. rtv • pointe., conclus.m · Ohio River - C. .V Harner lor 10 days. ENGINE DESIGNED bed by agents lryin& to , seD Dory and Andrew Previn have' one can b arne er. .'~" n l';iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:: wi•' kno- how to &e' up 14. !0:30p.m.; OVEC up l «:t!l'''"""'"'"'-*"""""""""' LAS VEGAS, Nev. 1UPI) _ th01r clients as stars In DIS wrttt.~ 11 ~ngs.. tor the musi· ber o'. th' dopes Wrlllng lll>(j lion t w1t~ the pre" win e:e·:- 15, 2:25 a.m.; Steel Trader up ! A nuclear engine being de· forthcoming origmal Ira-George cal Mr. Chips. · · .Bravo to der byl~es these days Better Buys Nowl .ion; thos" who don't, don 't 15, UO a.m.; E P..Iones up 1 ( signed for manned flight lo Gershwin musical,. whtch tte Eltzabeth Ashley. She the subject with the story R1·ur• C ""dd lr . a 29-<'ar 13, 6:55 a.m; Dixie Sp1rit up \ Mars will be operational In 10 will produce and direct for 20th givmg mtervlews, an<J_witb the teo In advance _ _.. _ . - - - 1 h. •·rker wt o serv-• a 16 ti m A ' J Patte 17 years ~rordlng to James Car. Century-~·ox. The plot deals . . 22 5 ar 0 'd 0 ' ' "" 1 0 up • ton • "' kt . with an American avtator a 2-Dally Sentmel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., July , 196 ''" ' • • : · 1 press set:rtt&ry lo Charle'l H. 6:~ am.; Reliable down 17, manager o roc e engmes 1'1 i>HC• in Ill' unsurcesslul bid 5:25 a.m.; Philip Sporn up 18, OCI operation ' nuclear for Aerojet World War I ace wh~ 1 ~~ r----------·~..,...--tvr thf lllJDl'lb go"crnorship las! 5:50 11.m . ; Andrew Calhoun General Corp. love wtth a gttl trom ~0 yea' war'nf'd fellow Rep'J.,,I down 19, 7 30 a m ; John J_ . "We will be nying a nuclear music halls, and 19 85 on can,' •n a 4>-pa~• study '.h.•l Howe up 20, 7 4tl am ; Allee SUM~mbe~\ 011 the M~. Unton engme bv 1974 or 1975," Car- songs wntten dtbudl neb v~. put> bostuP tr~tment of the pre~:- down 22, 2 a.m.; Joyce II up n ay c 00 enjoye a PIC- ton said 'ruesday. hshed ~ r~r e ' Y \Jieorae ~s "practically suicidal" 22, 6 15 a.m , Walter BeckJord! me an. outmg at Ash Cave a reGershwm. Gene saya the leauMIDDLEPORT, 0. As case• m pomt, Ladd de down Z3, 11.3 p.m.; Hep and cent Sunday. PICKED FOR MEETING nine lead coulll be playell Dy tillY scrl....t Rl•·hard M. Nix<n'• Sao Ricardo down 23 2.15 a Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey WASHINGTON (UPD _ Ju- one ol tour stars who would be by Helen ISottel--..1 , h . m . Annette Jones down VISited her sister, Mrs. Elma C H U S ideal Julte Andrews, ShtrleJ 23 1ormer · · M · · hand·lng "1 1 e oress In 111e · . ' Vernon at <he h m ol her son ms · 01 Debbl Reyn0 Ids or HOT RETI'LE BLUES Dear Bart: 1900 prme(tthal campaign as f a.m ; llltnols down 23, 4 30 John Vernon 1°11 Ne ew LexJng: ambassador to Iran, was ap- Leac,~mc~' _ beut h , myster- De H 1 . and a <U• ress'"' of mistakes He a.m ; Lelia Shearer down 23, ton on Thurs,day Mrs Vernon \ pointed Wednesday to head lhe . s 'e b ar~nlh; ate ~ead To ~r I ~ten. I'll ... A string a prayer. said Rarry M. Goldwater's P'"' 5 10 am . Jerry Bosworth down Is reported much imp;oved lot- U S. delegation to the IOOth ton•, ~ ~~ hoi: ~or the' av· e I~ me. never ~ar Helen: relat10ns J•sl year were "hor ~· 5:30 a m.j Helen R down lowma surgery ann1versary meetiq of the in- ~utoo e., y ccret BeUeve me o[)ever H 1 . .. d 10 t' Greenup 6 p.m · Allied . Asll• · t' . ta r s a se . , ar e en. I missed the debate on , LADIES'. WATCH 1elee ommumc_ad ren ous ~, Jmes worse ' . . Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson 1ern a Jona 1 it'll be a huae surpriSe." . . . vnur housework in the than N'11011 a. land up Greenup 9 20 p.m., . · · ttons union at Montreux. Swtt· . • My ID·laws make my Ufe ,. BRACELETS Mary Alice and Rbododenren up and children were tn CharlesMeanwhile bark at the cinema li able Here's just 1 few (your column just started Llkld lbeo clte<1 !1.1 replies hf G ! ·50 .H ton recently where she eonault· zerland, beginning Sept. 14. tote boards Julie Is reltabty v . . . paper) but I'd like to ar· ,ASHION, STVL., recei•Pd 10 questionnaires sent reenup . a.m., arbor Pomt ed h d to d h ted • the hateful tbings tbey do. d to the 140 r,('IP m.mbero of the down Greenup 3:45 a.m.: . her loci r anh I ey VISt GOLFERS TO MEET reported to be wortb $!-million (10 pages) with the woman who sai AND COM,OitT, TOOl Charles K down Meldahl Wit re at ves t ere. for a Single picture, and Arthur never again - she burned her· HouSt of Repreaontollveo -all 2.50 . · Zi Oleva Smith, who is attend- The Women's Assn.,. of the Freed 18 supposed to be willing Dear Helen: self with the iron. or whom wtrr able ro surv•ve ld.J:jmy: 55 mm~ down ing Columbus Business Univer- Pomeroy Golf club will meet to pay that amount to get Iter She took me for everything the Johnson landB!Ide last ra:l. M~ldahl iz : J·~.';..; ~~ffbo~ sity, spent a weekend with her Sunday, July 25, at 4 p.m. at for a giant MGM musical had. Now I despise and I think nude Is the only Thr ...awer• he offered lmplled M ld hi 1. 0 . , parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis the club house. All members are One 01 the ma1·0r networks everybody to go, and I can't see any11hin,g / • ·t uI ~an d'd te k · up e a ·1 a.m., 2:05 J. S. · and Nancy. · Hele~: th a• sucr.,.'it: I a s nu~ Lewis down Meldahl a. S~lth . ·mva'I ed. wants to sign Liza Minnelli to Dear . wrong In it, in your own bow to de•t w.lth newspape. ,, m. ; Elisha Woods up Meldahl carl Greenlees accomparued . . an exclusive contract, sometlting You won I believe what I don't know why people get ao radiO and &>I•viHtOO. ,. 1, 8 m. L n B d M ld :Mr. and Mrs. Gene Jellers and Htgb today to 101, low loolgbl(like Barbra Streisand's awful neighbors do (U shook. I think clothes · ·• yn · own e ch'ld ' to our SIH:alled •· ahl• 6 ·a.m. 1 ren to M.tssouri whero they 112""; Fair • warm a nd more A numbet of unexplained ex- of picky birkering) . . . LOCAL TEMPS , Gallipolis Dam_ John Dodd : were ,met by her parents, Mr. bumtd Friday. plosiona In Havana have ea.. Dear Helen: ity. 11 a girl wears a scooped The temperature In Pomeroys down 10 ,35 p.m. : Luther Herd-rand ·1 rs. Marro Esrobar ond . tro's soldiers trigger. happy. 1 had a cruel de rived neckline or short short buslneas dJStnct at ti:!O a.m. man up 12 .10 a.m.; Bayou La-·•••· Mrs. Jeffers and children the1r parenta, Mr and Mrs. El- They're shooting at shadows, bood. It's ruin~ tile mea get ideu. 11 nobody today wu 1% decrees, under fayette down 12 50 Iaceompamed the Escobars to don Mark!"" and Mts. Laura with the result that many ian.. do lbe Y clothes on, nobody would he Slffill)' skies. Kaoawbo Ri•er ~ ~•so West S•n FrancJSro, Caltf., where Krebs. (cent people lutw been hit . What ~~~ selwlknlers "sexpot," because it would they will spend some time With · Ro · ... 10 common. ey, e so b ld hat (N 0 te from H· Virgm1a up Lond<HI 6:55 p.m.; lativ Mr. and Mrs Dorsey Jordan Smger Lynn gers IS Uymg other miserable, self • eo • Beaver up London 5:40 a.m.: ~ es. Mr. Jeffersh and Mr. •nd family, local, and her lath- 3,400 miles "' aud1t1on lor lhe people are "huggin& the ~at?). When 1 get married DAlly SENTINEl Lucy Jane Lucas down MarmeL Mre~n 1ees re!urned arne on ; er; Dana Turner, Harriso& naUonal company oi ''Funny kettle;, only plan to wear clothe! !IlVOTI(.. TO tNTIUil o~ 3:50 a.m.; 0. F. Shearer down ~ ay. i ville, were in Charleston, w. Girl." It's an expensive gam· there's company or when 81~1C N' 801"1' MttGI MASON ARIA Winfield 7:15p.m.: Semel down r. and Mrs. Lavern Jordan, I Va., r.eently where they called ble - but well worth it if she The moral of this old, go out. -D. J. .,.,,,. • •••· _,_ Winfield 11:20 p.m.; H. E. Bow- Jackie and Danny, and Heed : on Mr. and Mrs. A. R. caster. gets the part ... Peter Fonda story could apply to most of us: Dear D: f.t.l. .. ....,.. _ftllollo Publllb~~..,:··=o:~~IIWP' les down Winrield 7:15 p.m., J~f!ers were Columbus busmess j . bas arrived in Rome for the Seems a bear wandered Your husband may not apICCtflt ... ~.:1 ~ suol"l•,- h,- rh• o~ v.:u., ~~~.~L•b Little Edward down Winfield vtsators recently. . Mr. :iDl. Mrs. Charles McCall 29 wedding oJ his half--sis· camp while the hunters prove - as you say nudity can in J9fl' fMtOIIWiicl ;-;:;"'.;"J:"' ~~:.:,""'~,!' 12:35 •.m. Elgerdill down , . Sleven Gillogly .Q Athens re-;of Orange Park, Fla., visited ber lor, Frances de Vllllers Brokaw, out with their guns. A kettle ot get awfully dull '. Anyway, :,:, .,,,. .,,...,~ '""" "" • Winfield 2:40a.m. conlly spent a mghl wllh his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. to t!alian diplomat Franoo Cor- beana bubbled on the when you're fryillg chicken ., .,. .,,..., aunl, Mrs. Ar~mr Crabtree. Rawlings, local. The McCalls rias. Peter wiU ..cort the bride aroma enticed and Mr duck! - H. po.. ..ale• •• Pnmnl'fl, Mr. and Mrs Elba McKnight ' had attended a convention of the the altar .. . Rock Hudson lfabbed WhP~ the keUl~ Dear Helen: "'"''~ '""::::3 ..,....... POSTS BOND 1of Columbus spent a week 's !fa· Moose Lodge In Los Angeles, will demonstrate to many a ed his 'chest be squeezed it If a busband Is not jealous ~~tt..~!. v~,. c~: N'! Pomeroy police arr~sted AI- ! cat10n here with their pare~ts. Cali_f., and had been on vacation movie and recording star that tighter, this being bia idea of at aD. could Jt be possible that va Randolph, 19, of R1pley , W. jMr. and Mrs. D. 0. McKmghl durmg lhe past month from it Isn't really necessary to trav- defense. The harder he hug- .this would make the wile the carrt"' .-n.r• a.analll .. _. e~nh ...- Va .. on a defective exhaust and Mr and Mrs. Fern Gillogly .. ties as manager of Moose Havwith an entour•ae ot D'olf. aed th •- burt and the and overj'ealous' "'"11 .,.., , •• , t• .tt•••• '' tblo h Wed ·• R d l h Columbia G N Z435 ""0 • • ' e more • .., 0 o•Lb leau~ offtee tto.• 11&11 c arge ne""'ay · an P .. range en. and a bodyguard to lm· more he hurt the harder he matter what I say or do my· • mnn,:..~n 1 "11":!,. ::. ::~~ ,!:, posted bond to appear in Mayor ,1 met liD r~gular sel5sion on Fri· l The Busy Be~ Society of the peasants or keep the ed and Mr. B. ended u a husband isn't bothered, b~t I :,~.. ·::!'•!!~ =-~""•-~,"!.t:' C_harle.! Legar'l court Saturday day ~vemng. Plans were made C~penter B~pt1st Church from tearing him to shreds. ~efeated fellow. p am extremely jealous of him. ..~ 111. n..r.. .,.0 .,111, I:J.M rught. _ to accept a beque8t t~ the! with Mrs. Ehzabe_th Gard~ arrive in New York _ 1 . . · 1 am afraid I'll do -, Grange made by Besste R. Thursday everung.. _ and cbeclt Into a hotel So, too, will you, and drastic someday, just 10 see Strong, Athens, recently de- were giVen by !lonnie four weeks of shooting on and you (and also HHUJ 1 can get 0 rise out of him. _ Ill just ..... ~ . . . . . . . . , . ceased. It was announced that Those present were Ida ." No hangero..a nee- don't drop that bot kettle ...u, low txcltlna tilt prlct .., 0 J Rose Greenlees Hooper, At!tellS', die; Millie Starcber, lrievances. What you v;,.~ 0· 11ylo news '"' be lor you! Lady Tw~ a me1r:her of Columb.ia GtangeiCheadle, Emma. GIANT' Miles Davis change, detour around, or Trust · 18 the bi est rom ·li· Ofln wl1tllb dralnltlc new Inti loll and Metgs County w1nner in . Mae Jordan, VIVIaD his beautiful wife bave part- get, and get oo witb life! ment a man can ~y a wom!n wldth hiS oet 1111 IISIIIIltl WDIId the Natmnal Sew10g Contest !•• .Jeffers, Kezwh Dye, with Jecal actkm erpected the 011ly way to travel. so wh try to break 11 , ' lflamo! And well H llloUd. IIIIN'e If she had been present to Smilh and the hoste,., . lhe near future Pierre Otherwise, you'll be so not ~ the "ornpU.Imeot?; Just ooo\1111 ....,,. m1011o _.. model her dress or have sent beth Gardner. husband of Ollvia !)e. hltl'ling you won't let y j 1 til• most nqultltt aod potltlllltcll. " fr a picture. Inspection of the I M,r. and Mrs. William spent a fruitful week oee there's almost always our ea ousy comes om Tholl ... ...., - st)IIS, too; AH Grange will be held August t! l"'• Columbus, who were at Washington tslltlne iJp his way out of the woods, it ~: m~~ ~'!n rd:,~~~d-doubt. truly oriJIIIIII, possible only wHh lho llincll Twlst.Q.IIIIItiiiStruoiiDI. at 8.30 p. m. AU members •re i farm home near here, book "The Berlin Wall" llck your wounds and start II . Look Sharp. Feel Sharp In A New Ford urged to be present. ' on Mr. and Mrs. Wllliant three' successive day1 be in&· - H. This column Is dedicated Trad•ln. We Have The Best Deals On Mr. and Mr.. Edgar Combs ' well. of honor at tuncltea A 8TRING AND PRAYER II of Cuyahoga Falls. visited on Word was received here by French Ambassador Dear Helen: femlly Uvtng, so If you'ro Wheels. No Reasonable OHer RefusSaturday at tho Lewis. Smith Eiza McComas of the death Alphand, Sen. Jacob Ja- I look at these bikini • ing ltld trouble or just ed. See Us Right Away. home. Mrs. Datsy Rawhngs ac- bis Slste:, Mrs. George and Perle Mests Tbere's witb their surf boards (in trouble, let Helen belp companied them home and wiD Ktrker.sytlle, on Fridat. a bit ol restagbti be' uine pictures !bat Ia) and She will also welcome your own VISit Wllh her brother. Will iattendlog the funeral there 011 the new versions":= keep wonderrnSif there's emuaing experienceo. 1963 Ford GaiiXIe 500 - 4 Door 8 Cyl. POMEROY Combs. at Coplay' for some ' Sunday from here Included Dolly!.. so that Ginser thing you women know Helen Bottel in care of Auto. Trani, Rldio, Power Steeling. 11me. Elza McComas Mr and Ro da . newspaper. Those vlsitin wl Victor Pe ~ gers can nee mol'tl wben bow to hck the fall-out Mrs Chester pg . tb Mr. a~d Holland rry "· she replaces the vocal Carol !em - that a mere nuclear 1963 Chevrolet Belair 2 Door 8 Cyl. · rice were the~r · Cbannm• next month AI list I I I Auto. Trans. Rl.dio. Power Steerin£. Power Brakes, children, Miss Laura Price and Mr. and Mrs. Rex ... . ... •· en can ooy gueu a. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stansbu and family visited her mons soprano is holtlin& up tba on<; wave and thooe two or I and. daugbter of Columbus aZ! Mr. and Mrs. Noble Hamon l'ICOrding of • major opera atrmgs plus a few patches 1963 Ford Country Sedan 4'Door Wagon I Mrs. Betty Throckmorton and !famlly of Zalew. wbll.-the disc rompaliJ iavolv· bound to abllt! Tell me, nettta, 1 Cyl. Std. Trins. Power Steerina. daughter, Leslie of Dayton. Mrs. Donforlh Srout ed lookl lor .another linger towlutt boid!I a biltlnl Carl Turner of Chicago, lit., pamed her son-in-taw and 1963 Chevrolet Corvair 2 Door and VIrginia Nell Turner of Co- fer Mr. and Mrs. James 1 A~to. Trans. Radio. lumbus were recent guests of and family of Detro!(, Mich., tc lhetr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elizabethton, TetuL, wltero they Men's Women'• Glen Turner. ' will visit her son-In-law and l 1962 Ford Galaxle 500 XL 2 Dr. Hard Top \ Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Wood- daughler, Mr. and Ml'l. Estel 8 Cyl. Auto. Trona. Radio, Power Steorlnc. gerd, Dennis, Vickie Bryan Kirby and family and her sister and Kevin of Columbu's spent Mrs. Fannie Parker, Mountaui Sia 1962 Fairlane 500 - 4 Door 8 Cyl. Sla a weekend here with her moth• Clly, Tenn. other guests recent4 to 9 pr. Std. Trans. Radio, or, Mrs Zelia Perry and other iy at the Robert Stout borne 6to II LADIES,..GIRLS, MENS & BOYS relatives. VIckie Woodgerd re- were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stout mained for a longer visit. and family •nd Mr. and Mrs. 1961 Ford Falrlane 2 Do01 8 Cyl. V1lues To $9.99 Reg. $2.99 pr. Mr. and Mrs. Jan Pickett of Benny Lowe and family of Std. Trani. Radio. • Dayloo were weekend guests of Cleveland • To get Along Voice of Broadway ••• reporting With Press J '.••Utes S 'al News I , t: :! . ---., HELEN HELP US! THE SHOE BOX ;".:. 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IICOND • • Add $3.00 FOI Whittw1lls To $8.99 liae • • TIX Included With Rec1ppable Casing Garden sets, pails, sprinkling cans, lawn mowen, etc., to keep the kids amused and happy. · TRUCKS It took just !I> lnnlngo to lngs. Yanks getting two hits invoke the 10 • run rule Wed- were Haggerty, Geno Powell [ nesday night and put in the re- and Rick Van Meter. The Yank> cord book a IH victory by the had JZ hits in their five inn- · Gallipolis Red Sox over the ings. Pomeroy Dodgers in second TIURD GAME round play of the Kyger Creek Rio Grande broke this Tournament to r Little open with the Gallipolio Ork1les I Leaguers. in the fourth inning milh five In other games, the Middle- runs for a HI lead while Lennie port Yanks whitewashed Har· Bush was slriking out 14 Orioles risonville !!HI In five innings and giving up four hils, a single and Rio Grande ouoted the Ga~ ro Devault in tho third w1th lipolis Orioles 7-11 in the regu- two out, one to Hyne in lhe latioo six Innings. lirsl, ooe lo Noe In the fourth The Red Sox • Dodgers re- and one lo West in tho firth. st•lt was unexpected by Dodger Noe, of the Orioles, allowed fans; their Dodgers bad been only three hits but walks and crowned Pomeroy ~ague two ol the Rio Grandt hi!J in champs earlier this week. the fourlh did tbe damage. However, the Red Sox jump- Tonight the baseball eard ed on them for live rona In tho leads off at 6:30 p. m. with tho first inning, lour 1D the HCond Middleport Redleca plBying the and lwo in the third, while Pomeroy Yankees for the right Steve Blowers was holding the ro meet Rio Grande next Mon· Dodgers to two hits, stncteo by day in the third round; followed Wvalt and Welker. by the Gallipolis Indians n Red Soxers collected 10 hits Jones McNett and the Racine off Hannahs In tho first two in- Yanks vorsuo lite nings, and got Z mort off bla Braves. relief, Wyatt, In the third. J, Midd. Yanks zu 11 - 10 12 Williams led the attack with Har'villt GOO 00 - 9 2 1 three singles. Haggerty and Powell. Vu~eel Blowers fanned six, walked (LPl, Fugate I~) and lluH. two. Dodger pilchero fanned Dodgen , 100 GJ five, walked one. Red Sor 54J x - 1 12 YANKS WIN HannahJ <LP), Wyatt IS) and Pugh. Blowers and Schoonover. Chip Haggerty of the Middle- Orioles 000 000 D 1 2 port Yankees gava up 2 hits to Rio Grande 011 501 - T J 1 Harri!OIIvilie, both oingles to Noa (LP), Boerger (~) and Porter In the 2nd and 4th Inn- M. Canaday. Bush and Reeo. 1 M Some Steel Toes r.. ° USED CAR 1960 Chevrolet CotVIIr 2 Door 1 J) •5·911 SWIMWEAR 28' ' The Hudepohl Flavor is one of a kind. Pure-grain, premium-draft-brewed with Process 14-K. Enjoy it. no:· THE WORK SHOES , a rtres 0 . . tn two and -Harmon Klllebr... also pounded out sll sat.ries )p.. eluding his 8111 homer to tlrjyt in five during the Twins~ header victory. Rellev• 'AI Worthington registered btl ••w•t~ aave in the opener '•"" _., · ..,. WOO llis Sixth iD the ni81tiap, Bob AlliSOn drove 1a the dtei. iD th nd st~e rona e seeo lllll!!f wilb • two-run triple ail .., Dirk lladalz -to break ._. . till ...,. -·~mate lD 1111 olntb *nnfDC ,, udepobl ! swfmsuits L The Mllw"ukee Brav~ broke lhe Nultona' League leadin& Loa , · · Ange .., Ovd~ers stx-game wtontng 'treak with a 6-4 triumph, San "' ancisr. outlasted second 1 'I I MOSl pros Teed Off J•n Ins. Open ln other American League :oello" Mi"11Psof.a swept a dou· olelle:toipr '"•m Boston 11-e and 11-11 ~alti"'ure tripped Kansas Cit' wice 1.u and g.~, Los Angeles 1 tanr•'il Washington z.o in 10 innings, and New York edged h · · · · I e While Sux 7-6 ID 8 mnmas. I M d:tll Den leS • Gl.r'I 's tCbiNcag~ •n&lural• earned run average for the stock . clghl·hander . Mct..ln. who was ••lairned on first • year .waivero from the White Sox m 1963. picked up hiS ilf'venth straight triumut> and eighth of the season Wed·~d · hi hod ' h ·~' ay n~g , I tng t e Cleveland Indians to three hils or a !·I virtory that compleled the 'tigers' fi' rst dooble h ad · e er ' swee~ of the season. Detroit won 111e opener JO.a 1 ' BARGAINS B l'llster and er major leaguer Lou Boudreau, who also happens •o be bls father-In low. The results have been a sev· en game VIctory streak whteh Includos two shutoula, two onerun ,...rformances •nd a 2.00 LI'ne Scores 1 o:l:- .. Chi f The 21-yeai'Oid McLa._, was strug~llng with a 1·3 wO!'"Iosi record In June when he VISited the denUst to have a ~tb pulled. At the same ullll' DWty was getUng moral ment Jt1lm Chicago Cubs broad- Loa Angelel 44 49 .473 14¥. PPJhtllsbdur,ghh' at k Redle•8 put Hex place Cincinnati H in 11 in- FIRST Washington 38 55 .409 20¥. . I~ e P '" a ew • or , n e nings Ch1cayo edged Philadel· , ••. ·.·'"· Boston Onto Yankee Club phia B-7, New York blanked QUALITY 33 57 .367 24 Ctncinnatl at HollSton, n Kaii.su City 28 58 326 27 St. Louis at Los Angeles, n CLEVELAND (UP!)- Cleve- He said ahe still purs~ed him HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) . . Pillsburgh I-ll and Houston \ REGULAR Weda , · Milwaukee al San ~anclsco, o land Browns fullback Jim untll the fateful mornmg site Most of the nation's top profes- Tho Ra.. tne Retllegs wha•'K~d wh11 ew"' h.,t St. Lom . 2-0. Cert"f' d CJ'I1 Still · · 1 11 M' eldly 1 ResuUs Brown was due back on the came to his motet whore she sional golfers teed off today in the R'<tne Yanks 20·5 tn LitLe Ton~ Oliva slammed out six on , :~n:sota 8 Boston 6, 1st. twiwitness stand today in the trial claims he beat her. the first round of the $70,000 Soutnern League play Tuesuav hit s. ;cored fi ve runs and drove : W. Moln St. ,,.,.., . 18 1 chaa"ging him with assault and Brown, 20, said he h a 1 had Insurance City Open tourna· evenmg flete Sayre had -: w•_ , Ma~nesuta 11 Boston 8, 2nd, battery against pretty 18-year- the wotel room for t 11 e past ment a! neighboring Wether3- hnm~rs and two singles, llret mght . IChicago 011 022 000 ~ 613 0 old girl. few months as a retreat to field Country Cluh. . liar' IWO .,;r.gles. Larry Spar.gBalbmore 1 Kansas City 0, Ist, New York 000 400 002 1- 7 lO 3 . which he, and sometimes his " . ,, Jf'r !llrh' ~ 10gJ~s. Gary Hrw a twilight . John, Wilhelm (5), Fisher !9) Brown, 10 20 mtn~U!I of te~U·· wife Sue escape two or Alt.ho~gh the b1g three of hon1P.r and Mike Ne<.~se a tn j,:e Bal~imore 9 Kansas C1ty 2, 2nd, ,and Romano, Martin (5). Down- mony und~r the frtendly gmd- thr~ times' a week to get away Ja~k Nu:klHus. Ar~old Palmer : f()r the w!nners. rught _ Iing, ltamos (5), Renifl (8). ance of his attorney Wed~~s- from the pressure of his varied and ~ary Player d1d no! enter-; . Y:J'l~ hiht-rs Wf:'rt: Rick ) '1 Ll1_ Los Angeles. 2 Washmgton 0, 10 Hamilton (101 and Howard, day, lold of Brenda Ayres VISit- business activities and frequenl Ihe f~eld for the PGA · sane- er a •wmer .and d"uble o,1, 1d mmngs, night . jGibbs 110). Winner- Hamilton ing him in his ~otel ··~etreat" telephone calls from fans and tloned tourney mcl~ded such : Thei•.~ ct lrt~· le. J~ uddy ' r::Jes, Ne~ York ~ Chicago 6, 10 in- (I-OJ. -{..oser-Fisher <11-4) . HRs but calmly .deme~ havmg had others that are made to his stars as Gent . Littler, :VI- Han.iv P\d rs and Bruce J·h rl , nm~s. twilight - PepitOne !lOthJ, Tresh i13th). sexual relations w1th her. home here s?n Rudolph, BJIIy C.t~sper ., £ach a sin,:1 1e Detrotl 10 Cleveland 5, 1st, twiThe trial may ao to a A : At M 1 Gardner D1ekmson Jr., Doug Red •,gs light . (10 Innings) jury Friday. H :"e~ . ole I Ford and Rex Baxter, , Yao's 202 100 - ' Detroit 2 Cleveland I, 2nd, night L.A. 000 1101111011 2- 2 6 Brown said he wanted lhe ope to t e JUry 0 sev. Johnson end lhle . Johns.1o. Thur!lday'a Probable Piwhero Wash. GOO 0011 000 _ 4 rtunit to teh the world his en women and ftve men M1ss Only. last. week Littler won ' Chicago at N•w York -Peters · B •t (G) d Rodge pod 1 Yth .~yres came to the motel about the Canad1an Open by one fheoss (6 ' and R Crow. an rs. s1 e o e case. · ~~Jc ,. kl aus and eap- ·' 3 a.m. J une zo wh''' he was struk e o\oer i5-8J or Buzhardt (7 3) F' d : run< 4 11 d ~II0-8). ·, vs . •or rum ( · an lmmer. H Sro.\'~d :~en;:.sh~p he sleeping and told him through lured a 1211,000 pri«. The !op t .lliflolleport Win• Mlnnesola at Boslon _ G -e sat e te to the locked door she wanled to award here IS 111 .000. highest j O R . (9- 3) M h rani 11st Gamel helplul to Brenda at her moth- taL to him about their live- in the 14-year history ol the ' 13. • at . acme . vs. ore ead (5-91. IMIDO. 012 021 020- 8 15 re's request but said he term!k . reo . Middleport s Summer High ' .Ln9 Angeles al Washington Boston 002 002 002- 6 13 their' two months of wee a~q.ua~•~tance. ·_ . • · &·hool baseb.<tll team and Soulh. (mght)-May (4·7) vs. Richert I Kaat Earley 11 d h. . ( He sa . hss Ayres refused Ktn Ventun won the 17.JOO . 1. d r . . . 1 15-8). (6) Klippstein 16) · nen 9 ip. ~-- - -· ___ to leave when he told her first prize last year. bu! was ;~.n:<t~de . 8 '": -_ mmng gamf' 1 Kansas City at Baltimore j wo~thington (9) ~nd 011113 000 If- 7 13 z' il was late and her mother unable to enter this year be- •, n~s ay at aem'j ra iled by (nighl)-Hun!er 10-2) vs Bunk- Wilson Duliba (6) Ritchie he worried, and he final - l'ause of disability. H~ won the mutual ndt::r t·~n,Jrnt Wl .h Mlildle302 000 0111 - 8181 Iwould er 16-41 . · Iand· Tillman. ' ' II ·~3 1or f he . por '" 111gborr 1.1-0.w Winner Culp, Roebuck (II Mahaffe y a owed 1ler 1o en!er the mo· 1964 tourne ~ wJ'tlI a~., SoUihern . -! (Only games schedulfd) i!l-8!. Loser-Wilson 16-8). t2), Burdette (3), Baidschun ~~ te l rxm after he put on • robe. ' 1~ hole.s sp~e!«< over, four da•s. die ""t bovs Jo liedBtwo. :I!Jd : . Friday'& Gam•s Wilson 13rd). Belinsk . tlO and Dalr m- In response 1<. chief defense 1 he ICO record IS 268, set by I · · .e oggs and 1 Chicago at Detroit, night t2nd Gamel Corraies ~LO) Koo~ce counsel Norman Minor's ques- Jack Burke m 19~. J~I~Y - DavenpOII , to fa~ld mne : New York at Cleveland, night Minn. 204 :iJO 003-1113 Hoeft 151 Abernath · 16 MC: lioning, Brown said ht and The . Wethersfield course , I P ')"'. . . K~nsas Cy. at Washington, night Boston 041 003 000- 8 15 Daniel (9J Hendle y and Miss Ayres talked lor perhaps stretchmg 6,568 yards and "Il- l b t.eorge Sauer ""' relieved Mmnesota at Baltimore. night . Stigman, Siebler (3), Worth- Bailey. Wi~ner _ YHendle (1- an hour and the girl •pealedly Ing for a par 71 , suffered from ' f~r 8~1dyle M';'re 10 the f'!'.1h Los Angelt>!'l at Boston, night mgton (7) and Zimmerman; 2). Loser _ Belinsk ,3 refused to go home, even when sev~r~ and prolonged drought 1 ·k _d~ pot. John MrUm- : NatiOnal League Heffner, Bennell (41, Radalz (7) y • he offered to drive her until II was freshened by hea- t l?l pill hed the roule for W. L. Pel. gb and Tillman. Winner- Worthing- til 1 . - home and threatened to call vy '"'"' last weekend . But Ihe 1Sou th•,·n . Los Angel•s 57 39 .594 tton tll-5). Loser- Radatz (4-8). . . nntngsl her mother fatrways sllll were dry enough ! Cincinnati 52 41 .559 31;1HRs-Petrocelli t41hl, CmcmnatJ Lea;., Cab Fare to give powerful shots a long , .IV~~ WINNERS Milwaukee 50 40 .556 4 aro !17th I, Killebrew (18th) 000 100 120 110- 4 8 I Brown SBid he finall d e sed roll. The tees and greens were ~EW YORK IUPI-Jim l1a Sa~ Francisco 49 40 .551 41h 1sressoud (6th). 'San FrancJsco .and left the .note! fory• ~! m ~ronounC'ed in fine_shape as the 1 lonev . rJr !he CincmnatJ Ht>ds . Philadelphia 47 44 .516 7y, · . . 010 11011 003 01- 5 ll2 goh dale that Sunda H · 'd l~rst 18 holes of lournamentl and SI•J Miller of the Baltimore Pltlsburgh 47 48 495 9 ~,; tlsl Game) TSitouriS, Amgo (9) , Cra1g h 1 11 15 { e 831 play bcgm1. Onol•s have been voted win. I St. Louis 46 47 .495 9'" Cleveland 000 201 011 ' 7 1 .191 and Edwards. Marichal, Lin- . e h' e on I •. dresser ners or the Van Heusen outChicago 43 51 :457 13 n Detroit 140 301 Olx -~~ 10 3 (9), Murakami 1101 and ~ IS ~oom, telil ; MISs Ayres TOPS WORLD RECORDS standmg achievement award for Houston 41 49 .456 1l McDowell Kralick (2l Bertell (10). Winner - d g; d or;" a ta~i wh~: she BOLTON, England IUPll - th• monlh of June. New York 30 83 .323 251h er (21, B~ll 141, Stange , (3-1). Loser - Craig ~" e o eave. e '"' she Ron Holl of England, a research Wedneoday'o Resuks Spring \71 and Azcue (0.3), HR s - Johnson (16th), ~a~ ~tanding m the room when chemiSt , beltered !he world I LIONS GET HILL . Chicago 8 Phila. 7, 10 inns. (6). Lolich, Fox (61 and McCovey IZ1st l. eB ~ t. 'd M' A , 1 11 records for 15 miles and 25 kilo DEI'ROIT 1UPII - The Detroit I San Fran. 5 Cin. 4, ii ins. han. Winner-Lolich (0-5). y k OIJO • r ~~a! he tssd ~ d, meters Wednesday. He rovered • Lions of the National Football 10 000-000-- 1 5 2: mbeoeny au lsi . aln NHew York 1 Pills, 0, night er- McDowell 19-71. or rown 15 miles in one hour, 12 min-. Leagut Wednesday obtained ve.t 1e on a bat 11011 000 0 22 Oll!ton 2 St· Loui!l 0, mgt . h 1IsII . Ka I'me I15 Ih I, n sex a y m Jma ou J k ( . ht . d . h b . Ill es, 48 .2 seconds and was eran defensive halfback J1m THE HUDEPOHL BREWING COMPANY OF CIINCINN-.TI, OHIO 0 8 1 1 MIIrsdwaukee 6, Los Ang. 4, night ' (22nd l, Sims 13nl), Cash ·~a~n 1 ;8 ,"1•d dCapnniz,za- ~~~e ~:" ~ d urlmo!Dg t e nehf clocked in 1:15:22.6 for Z5 kilo- Hill trom the St. Louis Cardi· Th u a)"a Probably Pitchers Hinton {11th} 8 8 Ia· ·. we ., an Y a wn eac meters 1. · Ph'l del ••· ·· Crandall (9) other was "complelely false" · na .s on wa~vers t a P•wo at Chtcago Naltooal League · ' -H~rbert 14-4) vs. Buhl 1!1-11 . (IO innlngsJ that her ~.ssault charge was ' CmcllllUltt at San Francisco Philadelphia Louis 00 000 000- 0 8 0 al811 false, and that her 000 020 OOx- 2 4 2 claim that she and Brown had Gibson, Dennis (81 and Me- participated itr sexual acts the Carver. Bruce (7-111 a n d night of June 1!1-20 ia tba motel Brand. Loser - Giboon (JJ-81. room were "false." CANVAS FOOTWEAR m... ,. United Prell loternadonal A Bostoo dentist and a Cblcago ra~io announcer can take _ a bow with Denny McLain, who Maloney (10-4) vs. Spahn 14- has put a Tiger back in the 12); . . Detro" pitching staff, St. LoUis at Hooston (mght) -Purke (7·6) s. Di rk (3-4) . Y v e er Milwaukee at Los Angeles ~own (rught) - Clomnger 111-8) VS. W'Uhil 111 ' e . ). Only games scheduled . Friday's G•mes cl Uatt.d Preao International Ameri Lea can ID" W L Pet. GB Minnesota 58 34 .630 . . . BIIimort 54 37 .693 3¥. 51 38 573 "L Cltir••o -., · m Cleveland 52 39 .571 6¥. Detroit 50 39 662 6¥. New York 46 48 :489 13 r""* arpeolef NGS By Gl!ORGE C. LANGFORD Ltaa .. SH902 STORE I ·' < ~''. NIGHTLY 9 P.,.,. UNTIL 2 P.M. MUSIC BY THE ~RTHGIUAKES ' ' .. W.AWIC- POMIRC!)Y ~ ·' �rsummer~-V1dD ay8-Style,was a Tim e~/or. C ood Tliinus b~-my~~ u: :n~r~ · 0 ' my bfother leU Wedding Plans · _whee wbat was In tbe side from the big~ stopped c:omlng to seall ID the ground. I dpn't before I f18W up. lblnt 11J31bodY foolr their eyes off the show bqt 10111tbody took ra:~w: : ~ obrokufs~ tolh~:! 11 thtrtbout Wblemre_ JIISDd, tee _, ... relr;'~ lwltb prlZel. ThereOD waont, so the ihow went course), popcorn, ballOOIIll OD • a otlck _ the whole Those were good tlmeo In was always 8 l!flgbt.., July. Maybe that's a reason for about the renrve HilS the dull summers now lor the molhenl didn't think they yoq and old aUke. Tba mOlt necessary, latbere dlcl- be can ezvect for tho llllllllller 1!01 reserve seals). Ia a dance and a swim _ but The band started playing and we're modern now JUJd cltuJ. the show was on. We ut with 01 a:e for squares. mouths and eyes jumpiJli see all three ringl at the Tba etreus excitement lastsame Ume. For me, tbe slgbtl eel until tbe ripe peachee, apand sounds of a circus blend Jo. ~!'! Jllldsuddpearsly were ripe, and - the oawdust smell- """' en summer elided clowns falling off the hol'8o with a blg "sugar boy'' water. h 1 1 tr 1ner lth melon, whleb we bad gone all ~ ;:::h po~ lorwme the way over to WeM VIrginia th ' 1 IJ t hi h in the to gel from a special farm e am: a.'' gth I And then the lclJooi swmgmg, e r cosbrllU nt under the bell rang ....... a they n lhro gb lh FIRST air so dld my ":tomac~. I al~ QUALITY .r:::a U:: : Wolf Pen sOCiety . Notes Wilkesville sOCiety . Notes 18 1 b•'•" :h:U Loog 8OftOm SoCJety • News ......,., I alto •tc~ived thP 1\,.;mis ikf11 · •orhy fn )IJt ~. 'l•·rfinl.! D'·' -Mfiliute No. ] I Elecls Officers mad 11x14 PORTRAIT ....'lzlb·ssc SILVIR BAR !111. 4 9 · . C PINK SALMON - ·' cen Grade 'A' Eggs • New 24p!Md trtMII10rilld UHP tonUnuoua tuur Fronc.-mout~ted Alaloo v llptlker • Rltn.ctable top CUI'yiDJ haadlt •• Btt.utilW W,. 8Dilb oabbMt.. IIJ(" h.,l&Jf' w.,lOH' .. • BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. served. All new 196~ styles. s.. Us for Your Remodeling Nttdal J Doz. $1.00 • Formica Tops • Peneling • Ceiling Tile • Storm Doors & Windows OUT THEY GO! elehchen C.blntts fR€£ ESTIMATES e Floor Tilt PHONE WY2-S321 FOREMAN & ABBOTT N. 2nd Ave. Midd.rt, 0. LIVER 19~ SIMO·N'S MARKET Open Uv.nlnga Till 7 PM Slllurdey Til 9 PM I. Meln St. WY 24975 2 PEANUT BUTTER- ~~... 98c 121/z Pomeroy Frozen PIZZA ~~••,._ .S9c ORANGE JUICE ,,_- 39c '• ' 3' SlJITS SPRING COATS ALL TO GO AT GREATLY .00 Values to $12.95 ENTIRE STOCK SUMMER HATS II I cashmere blends and other smart fabrics. Jun. Entire Stock Of Nationally Adv. FRIDAY, SATURDAY & MONDAY ONLY PLAY CLOTHES SWIM SUITS Small Group SUMMER HANDBAGS REDUCED AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES OPEN ALL Hurry, just In time for your vacation wear. Our entire stock of swim suit& and pla,y clothes great· J,y reduced. Till 8 P.M. ALL SPRING & SUMMER SUMMER JEWELRY M{RCHANDISE R£DUCEDI . MAIN FLOOR - CHILDRW$ D9T ~· YJ PRICE .Fashion Clttranct - Co111Early Wildt Selection Is Good. • All Salis Final GALLIPOLIS, 0. ' ' ' ." ., . l Don't Miss This Gftantfc Summtr . . ' i All Aile Thru 10 YHI'Io Limit: I Port relt Per Child, 2 Children Per Femlly WAID CROSS~. ' SONS,. 'i I j now through fall even winter. Tweetla, fleeces, lor and Misses Sizes. '. ' '. SKIRTS REDUCED Our famoua label coats. All 1965 styles. Wear '' RACINE, 0. SUMMER Not Only a Value but Wise Investment 3 - BIG DAYS - 3 . BLOUSES · REDUCED , REDUCED PRICES HOURS: FRIDAY, 9;30 A.M. to 8 P.M. SAlURDAY AND MONDAY, 9:30 A.M. to 5 P.M. . ' choice fabrics Tailored by famous makers. FRIDAY NIGHT 12 OZ. CAN MINUTE MAID ~ Large Group Included are imported sUks, worsteds and other s •• BETTER ., CLEARANCE GREATLY REDUCED Wars- Bring Your Child To Our Store Dressed For Aleautlul Portrait ••• To It Protographecl IJ George Knlska, Widely Known Cl!dd Photographer oz. 51.11 ON£ GROUP Entire Stock Of Spring & Summer AT BIG SAVINGS TO YOUI PAL CHEF BOY-AR.OEE PORK or BEEF t" t and Juniors, Misses and Half Sizes. See the wide selection of styles and sizes. AGAIN THIS YEAR'S GREATEST PORTRAIT OFFER WIENERS HAM MILK ---u•I.S9c Ne" Ad.mhl11• St..rhad 'illum1•'"" plcLuN tuM RUfpd pncilion·crafted horUonUlclwU · 14,000 volta or picture power AD-new tully ptH agtomatic pia l)llkm. E1Ua....ultivt VHF tWMI' with 4 tuned cirwltl Uon (.. . He<:ker ~ -~· $1.99 $2,99 lngs. Our entire stock is on sale. Nothing re- ONCE IOILID McCOY'S • • • • • s .,-,r.s .. • Reduced To first sight at prices that mean sensational sav· 3 Piece Models HOLSUM or ADAMS BREAD (II' ovoroll dlq., 7911CJ. ln. vlowabltoroo, 18 SUMMER BLOUSES All from famous makers. You'll recognize at REXALL DRUGS MODERNIZE The PLAYMATlll Model PDliN Portable 18" TV Values To $49.95 '"~' 1 ""•d All Famous Makes. styles in 2 and II Adntlrals . Palients recently discharged We~nellday. .j Sizes 30 to 38 DISCHARGED Foster, Crown City, son 2:40 a. yeoJ• i' II> lor the comine Mrs. Erts Prtce, Abe Philips: Wednesday's BaaebaU Re•alta El New1on H. Skeens, Mrs. Irvine By UnUed Preq Jnlemattonal P<'ted to ··erve were Jan Clay Mrs . .John B. Palmer Mrs Haddox, P"«ia.nt ; Reg"'' Wayne C. Metzler, Stephan·i~ American LeaJlle Stow·. •s, .,, . pres ..<enl t1em Gillespie, William M. Hayman, (1st Ga_me) Smo.enski ~1.a vice p1·eaident. Samuel Drummond, Sandra Kansas C1ty 1100 000 11M- 0 4 Mary A. Mom,.n, secretary Beckner, Mrs. Leory B. Speary, Bal~lmore 000 Of~ 00.- I 4 treascm. Doddt,. For"n ,... Mrs. J. Harmon Ev811J Mrs 0 Donoghue, D1el<son creationai •ecretary: M~ry K. Roy Harmon, Mrs. Willi~m A~ Moss! (7), Aker (8) and Bcy•8JI,j !lad~ ' hi,,lor'an aod Toolie erls, Mrs. Ollie J. Hopkins Mrs P~ppas, Hall (8! and _o~~ Wilson, trustee. Opal Sude, George Wilson,' Job~ O~IMer-Pappas (1-3). u R· r•na S•.· ·'•ers, • member M. Blevins, Mrs. Lloyd Dicker- Donoghue (4-13). of the local Jff:l•at. and of son, Ronald L, Clay James r (2nd Game) tho State ~ ·y'es Body Commil- Lee, Sr., Denzil 'u. Sho~ Ka~as City 000 001 001- 2 5 lee win at•.,,,d a workshop ,0 ers, Mrs. Forrest McNeal Mrs. Baltimore 100 710 001- 9 14 be held m Parkersburg in Aq. Rhena Yost and Ja.;.es L Seguf, Dickson £4), gusl and new hair styles lor Hatfield. · hom £5) and Blanchard. fail and wiote1 will be sho,vn Mlller (:1-2) and Orsino. Losoorl at lh, Sep·e.nLer meeting c! lhe ~fliliatc. -SeltJi 5-11). IIR'I - OrslnoJ (9th), Harrelson (13th). SWISHER & LOHSE SIMON'S Smartly Styled BETTER DRESSES REDUCED! Mrs. Everelte Tread. way and infanl aoughler, Mrs. Ralph Bowser and infant daugh. ter, Mrs, Wtlllam Hu,h, Ray. mond C Hawk Mrs Jud K !ln. o~alj ,.. ;~ .-: ltL n•f,cers au d Rant~in . •• , . y • PU A~~NT .. No ]) or If.~ \l'ltionJ- ' Arf~~-~~-el dressers and Cos 1 1 . ' me o ogJsts As- 5 49c .POTATOES AND SUMMER ENTIRE STOCK PT MEAT MKT BREAD OVER 150 DRESSES ss.94 and SJQ·94 g. 1 P m WedrwscJay. Mrs . IJtolht'rt er ol the year. He Is presently emp·l')'e• · 1n 11um 1n..: ~> n. BACHNER'S 45c sp' 59c II s 89c 10 ~~ 98c ENTIRE STOCK SPRING ? I DADS ROOT BEER ~ BOLOGNA ~r... _ 3 TEA BAGS ~::~·-r Starts Friday Morning at 9:00a.m. Boulhe.,tern Ohio'• Most Beautiful F10hton Center a: 28'9 : For Convention PI'. PLEASANT - The e~ PT. PLEASANT - BreretoJII ""el 1 t ~ ENTFJIED HOSPITAL C. Jones of Poinl Pleasant, ~ ·-e t'D a~d forthC0[1 11.1g :•ardllle •f MilS Judy Ka• Among those who entered son county delegate to the .binr to ().u•~iaa Franklin' Hofzer Hospltal In the past 24 House of Delegates will '"' 1 ~·•· on g. Ia announced ,, ho lUes s...,....r at the State 1 uro were: Columbus E a r I Young Repu blican League's ler ""'ent. Dl• and Mrs J I'• \. ihiun of 111ll9 MI. vern'on~~ Carmichael, 131 Fourth Ave., vention to be held In Clarks. Th, wedd1i 1~ has been set ror Mrs, Jerry Poe Gordon, Rt. 1 burg, W. Va. lhfs weekend. .epiOIJlber 4 at u.e Triolt Gallipolis, Mrs. Charles Wayne JODes, 26, iJ the yoongestl .1ethu<Jlsf ('I urrh Y Sheets, Rodney, Mrs. Willard : : of the •f M~>• Shir.a Is a "£? gr•dollo Copley, Rt. I Thurman, Grady alternoo~:~'f.:tor J. High School Twyman, Ewington, Mrs Gary ton La b • ndPt.hasPleasant bold the lUI, of "~"'' R. Foster Crown City . Mrs m ert oi ParSODa, W. Spr1ngt1me " .. M· • • . will be the keynote ty" '" th · · Iss 'ongem,,•l Velma E. Roush, Rl. 1 Letart, Approximately 2.15 ·1 e 11183 Miss Wesl Vi, W. Va ., Mrs. Ethel Betzing, Syr- upec!ed to !attend the ;,~ Pageant. She fs a mem- acuse, Mrs. Jimmie Dillon, Har· ion. A~ eleetioo of ofllcen Giru."f lhe Order '' Rein""~ rlaonvflle, Mrs. Harry w. Rich· hlghUght the weekend •'<llalon.l •nn a mom! er oi "" ard,, Rt 1 Long Bottom, Mrs •• chan,...! choir •,f tl>e Trinl•v Kenneth E. Romine, Hemlock ~ethod1s• Church. ·t,, atteM >1 Gron, Mrs Marshall Willi! Rl 51 Given Drivel'l' ar hall Unrve,.tty for h•t 3 Jackson Mrs. Robert c iulk · ~st two .YP.BI'! .. Wll(;le she '' Rt. :i Oak Hill, Mrs. Hazel Exams on Tuesday M~unn~ Jn Phy.sJcall!!ducath, Brammer, Jackson, William J. PT. PLEASANT - Jl'llly • ~ s. Shmn 1S turn:•l'}' emplt·~ · Hokinson, R.t. 2 Wellston, Mrs. rd d,~ a ~rrd~ry ur .4ttor'l"~ ~arl Stephenson. lronton, Mrs. persono were given drivera amo Tuesday by the local .ML \V,bf•D m ', nllngtu'l Nigel Rice.1 Ashland Ky 0 J LOIIg is tlu· :;t '· of o\1 : .lame!' W• nter f·(lp J•y w"' lachment of the State Police. jan ' · OrFourteen persoll8 passed . · ' P· 1' :.y 1or 0 · Pihv11! · Va., and KPnnel.h •E. Purter 1Y ' i•d ~'re .. ~ W. I . rg ,,j v.. tandu, I<' lei. ' drivers test and 26 passed •an ... . ·ln, w. v.o. rl~ is a ...... writen enmination. Nine BIRTHS :{radu o ~ 01 ·; :.. lfl''<•m 1-1. 111 sons failed one of the 'chn ' an d i~ on a ,, ' thall Sl' 1 ; , , DrJvers f1(8JnS are g1ven Mrs. Merrill Wilson Brown Jrsnn.: at !lhrzhal' Untver!'•i.} HI I Wellston , daughler, 3:30 Point Pleasant the first whe. .~..: ls ,q St m: r rnajoo···=.'! p.m. Wednsday. Mrs. Delbert third Tuesday of each month. phystcal education and biolog t:ugene Swisher, 437 Fourth LSI 'lhe •ti' •.. ung .-. ~~-· tt.var '-'· Ave., daughter, 2:46 p.m. Wed1\11·...-1• :e honors his , gh scl"l .; 1 ~esday, Mrs. Joseph C. Sneed, ~emo yt.-ar for Jool' :,Jf d,•f' Rl. I Rutland, doughier 8:13 a. -u. Property Transfers Hospital News 'Jf Judy Shinn \re Announced : BY BEIILAII JONES 1tree•er of homemade Ice cream I surely appreciate it now. had stared on the posters on TliDse elephants knew' exaL't- clowns - the band In Us splen: Hot·hot-hot - yeb, yeb, yeb made with real cream, butter Alter the 4th had faded Into buildings in lown for weeks. Jy what to do and the tenJ was dor, and the animals; the ' - · •veD in the languJlie ol the and eggs. The day Willi finL!hed oblivion there Willi a new 81· We hardly cwkl walt. . up in •liD time al all. Every clr· ela, bones, an<' the wild .Bealles, July means summer, with a big pageant held at Py· citement in store - the comllli Sometimes father would brin& cUll man had his job and he In cagea. Never qUite JUJd summer Is the only good thlan Park with aU available ol the circus. the circus train lo Hobson with did 11. lbose cages, I cowered deep time for some thfn&s such as children Is It; then home to Youngsters now may scoff his train and we would get up We hurried home for a a doorway until !hey had watermelon, iced tea, a ham· set off our own fire-crackers. when I say the biggest circus- at f a. m. and go down to quick lunch in order to get ed. mock, and going back a little I don't think I knew the rea· es in the world came here 10 wtach it unload, a thrilling ex· back down town for the parade Then came the big event, larther, the ol' swimming hole, 1son for all the noise on the 4th Middleport- but my fine periecne. at ). It Willi such fun wailing afternoon performance. band concerts, and best of ai1 1but wHh the Supreme Court friends, they did - Ringling I've never oeen a space ship for the u.. t strains of the cir- Flrsl, you had to walk past ctrcusoo. Ifooling around with our freedom Brothers, Barnum and Baiiay, y<i, but have you watched the cus band signaling the slart of the side show exhlbita, the ba~ Looklns back, summer in my the John Robinson, the largest. elephanta and clrcuo men put I the huge parade. I can see the tyhooer was oul and the childhood fell Into certain pat· This was real excitement. We up a huge tent? We did. bright costuinea - the funny painted canvllllsea looked entloterns. It began with the last . day of school on a blue sky day sister to Mrs. Wyatt recenliy soJk and family were ,recent In May - then came a lazy in Virginia. guests of Mrs. Hartsook • par· procession of days unlll June Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning, ents, Mr. and Mrs. John ShW· and the annual Children's Day Rhonda Jean, Mr. and Mrs. ing. programs in the churches. Doyle Knapp and Knil Lee or Joe Strong Mrs. James Seeing a field of daisies takes Langsville and Mr. and Mrs. ' ' me back to the Children's Day Ralph Webb, Cora Webb to Charley Smith Jr., camped out Rtr:. "es11 hand ~~- HtarG0 '"11 • Col1 a ave """" 0 a lpo 11s programs at the Mlddleporl Lewis E. (Louis) Stevens, par· a recent Saiurday rught and Presbyterian Church _ we ev- eels, Letart. Mrs. Byrne Vaughan of "?m- Sunday. The Wilkesville Garden club recently lor check ups at the en looked forward to practlc- John Fieber Jr Bonnie Mar- eroy was Fourth of July VISit· met recently w th Mrs. Cary Holzer Hospital. lng in the afternoon - yes ve lene Fisher t~ fu,bert Proffitt or of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, Lin· Strausbaugh. The meeting was ·' I • E tt Lambe rt· da Donme and Mike and 10 · h 1 M Ra d stopped playing lag long enough Faye Proflill parcels Sutton. vere H ' 1 s "th ' c arge 0 rs. ymon .to go praclice I Clyde W Johnson M~ry John· July 4th visitors of Mr. anrl . ar ey ml were recent vi.. Long, president, with 12 mem· ; I don't kno~ how or where son to G~ry D J~hnson Ma· Mrs. Joe Johnson and Bever'l •tors of Mr. and Mrs. Charley bers p.resent. Mrs. Charles Cray l.ut somebwere along the line rie Johnson, 1.45. acre, Lebanon, were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Ra,. ~th and Jo. . gave Information on bugs dust this day has jusl about been [.era K. Jones Exec., Carrie Johnson of Columbus, Mr. and Js~ Jo Smith was a recent and spray. Mrs. Earl Cray . REGULAR jost, II'• going the way ol the Knopp. dec., to Nola A. Swish· Mrs. Kenneth Johnson of Mid· ~erm~ht ;ISJtor of her aunt, drew the traveling gill. The ways tried this on my swing Certified Oil Stltlon Christmas pageant - now chit· er William Swisher Lot Mid- dleport, Jam•e Sue and Todd ; rs. . . Murphy, Robert, next meeting will be a picnic at, when I got home. , 'dren don'l seem lo like to prac' dl;port ' , !Johnson of Pomeroy ani Mr. l Etame, Johnny, Peggy, Carmel the ca~in of the preslctent, Mrs. ' wl:e es~u:~~ ~J~ ;~ W. Moln lt. iice for anything and molhers l Jes,; Lakin, dec., lo Betty an~ Mrsd ~rry ~ohn~n. n l anful:•~~ar!istt d ' Raymond Lnog at Lake Jack- Mr. and Mrs. Albert 1M can'J he holhered wilh 11. I J. Van Winkle. Dwight E. Ross, T r. aLn ~ rls.P uy usse ' Mrs Howard Rourssseoll r, ~Mn son on Aug. 7. 'of Kopperal Pa spent sevteral • It mean t many th·mgs Jo ' Eve1yn v. c o1Jer, cert. f were . Nellie • .,Cozart. .uess. or Serry d ynn . . o 1omeroy b" t !and · Mrs William 8 were Mr. Mr and Mrs Ow . 8 1 h days w1th me _ 8 new dre.'is, organdv !Trans .. Lebanon. . un ay VISitors .o 1s parens, · oyce, r7 . . ame , u c er with ruffles _ picking daisieS Kenneth Payne Carolyn Mr. and Mrs. Lmcoln Russell. and Mrs. Robert Venoy, Tom of Columbus (Wanda Wu;emanJ Mr. and Mrs. Curt Caw· to grace the aliar of th~ I Payne lo Homer Willard. Bel· Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam mov- and Mark, Mr. aM Mrs. Harry announce the birth of a daugh· thorne of Columbus spent church and the excilement of va Willard Lots Harrisonville ed lasl week Jo thm new home Johnson and fam1ly, Mr. and ter, Cheryl Alaine, we1ghtng 9 weekend with Mr. and Mrs. "forgetting" or lhe arhievemesJ , Carl C Mantev" to Henr Mill: formerly owned by Wayne Mrs. Clyde Dilcher, Mr. and at Methodist Memorial John Groce. of t•nat forgetting" our irons M.arie Millirons . y Lot Johnson. Mrs. Byron Gilmore ~nd daugh- Hospital in Columbus. Maternal . M d •. 1 , . . ' • ' ' Mr. and Mrs w A Elam ter, Mr. and Mrs. JJm are Mr 8 n d1 r. an Mrs. Jim Preston P eces. M1ddleporl I · · · · · nd M nd · Children's Day over, summer I Henr Millirons Marie Mill· are spending pari of their va· and family, all of Columblls, . Ralph Wiseman and pat. Ia r. a Mrs. Vrrgll Warns· went on until the firsl green !Irons (a State of Ohio 3 089 ac- cation al their home here and ~r. and Mrs. Wrlham Russell, ternal grandparents are Mr. and ~ of Cheshire were VISiting PRICES HAVE COME DOWN apoles _ 1 c>nce ate 8 lap lull I res, Salisburv. ' · i with their son and daughter-In· ayne and Ted of Minersville, Mrs. Raymond Butcher. r. and Mrs. Dorsel. Larkins. ON MANY DRUGS! of them wilh salt ([ don 'l know Henry Miliirons Marie Mllt. ilaw Mr. and Mrs. Jack Elam. l ~r. a~d Mrs. James Clark of Cary Strausbaugh and son, B Jackie f Dean, Millie why I didn't die I. f n•ver aJ. irons Jo Stale oi Ohio Ease- l William Thoma, Angelia and agevlile and Mrs. Tom Sum. Jimmie. Clovis Strausbdugh and urton o Columbus, and lowed my children to eat thai menl'. Salisbury. ' 'l'lmmy of Perrysville and Mr. ~;rile~ ~f IUJ~OJS and Mr. und Archie Thomas were in Canada ~.!op:~~zM lront~nM spe~ 8 Once a drui gains many !being careful). I Frederick B. Goebel to and Mrs. Larry Barr of Langs- Ro~~ie ~,:{1 usseU, Don, on a fishing trip recently. Prince" r. an rs. ayne accePtance and Then came Jbe day of days' Mary Jane Goebel, v, acre ville visited on July ~th with Ore andBrendat tho! Ronnie Long bas been on fur· Mr .and Mrs Ja -~ gets into volume Th lth f J 1 ' parent! Mr and M" ·• spen e 1 h f th A" F · . mes •• ,u., · e o u y: parades, a ange. Howard Tho.;. and Patricia. . wilh parenls and relatives. ~~lg Refo~ua: rr orce at Barlow, were visiting Shelly production, its cost often goes down. Angello Thoma spent some· Mary Ruth and El!en Jlmmi~ Lon .has entered the Petty. time with her grandparents Mr. of Lincoln Hgts, were . g Cathy Dee Pickens entertain· One has only to and Mrs. Howard Thoma' ant Saturday visitors of their Army and IS stationed at Fort ed recently with a wiener roast compare t Dd a y's Patricia. parenls, Mr. and Mrs. H Knox, Ky. . , and slumber party. Gueots were prices on penicillin, I Timmy Thoma spent some Robeson ani Chester Mo;rts · Mrs. Clara Phllhps. VISited re- Rosemary Reed, Ruth Green, cortisone and strepMIDDLEPORT time with Mr and Mrs C Mr. and Mrs. George Warne~ cently With her son, Roger and Robin Humphrey and Janie tomycio, for ex· OHIO 0. Rogers of Bunker Hill." . Margie, Richard Gordon and iarruly and Mr. and Mrs Law- Brewer. ample, with their Faye Dunlavy of Columbus Faye Dunlavy were recent vts. renee Milhoan at Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Starling Mascost at the time of a recent weekend visitor ltors of Mrs. Hanson Holter. .Harold Grate " confined to sar and family visited Mr. and discovery. of h•.r deughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. GI'OI"ge Korn hr. home with a broken ankle. Mrs. Oscar Babcock. lb. George Warner, Margie, Rich- of Breezy _Hgts. were recent Mr. and Mrs. Homer Har~ carl Chevalier and Dick ard and Gordon. evemng VISitors of Mr. and Hensley have returned !rom a With $5.00 Grocory Ordor Mrs. J. c. Wyatt and Kay Mrs. George Warner and lam;. family. vacation In Cllnacla. were recent weekend visitors ly. Mrs. Elsie Perry was a recent Elmer Newell of Chester, Mr. of her mother, Mrs. Oliver of ' Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wfll visitor with her sister, Mrs. and Mrs. Robert White of Keno Mansfield. and son, Jackie, were recent Memorial Hospital. visited Mr. and Mrs. Zern 8' 1• Ph1rmeciltl To Serve You Bill Sayre of Columbus Bar· vfs1tors of Mr. and Mrs. Geor e Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp P1erc~ recently. her College, Mr. and Mrs. Char· Warner and family. g KaU. Lee of Langsville re- CaUmg on Mr. and Mrs. lie Sayre JUJd family JUJd Mr Franklin Russell of Mlldl cenly vtalled Mr. and Mrs. Char- Garth Smith recently were Mr. lb•. Mrs. JloD Sayre ol Chen: port and Mr. and Mrs, G u~ ley Smith JUJd Jo. and Mrs. Howard Young of Pa. were weekend visitors of Russell JUJd Terry Lynn of Porn· Mr. &nd ~· Wade King of den City, W. Va., Edith Osborn IIttuol• parents, Mr. and Mrs eror were Sunday visiJOrs of Wyandot~ lllicbigan, were re- oi Keno, Nellie Stelhem, Mr. Charles Sayre. · th~rr parents, Mr. and Mrs cent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. JUJd Mrs. Kenney Reynolds and 48 count Mr. ani Mrs. James Reeves LmcoJn Russell, · Harley Joh11110n. Mr. and Mrs. Wade Ralston. Robert and Linda were ,... Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jef· Mrs. Larry Curtis and Mr. weekend visitors of his and family and Carolyn Sum fera and daughter were Monday and Mrs. Zern Pierre were reWY 2,2955 Pomtroy 112 E. Mlln lib. mtOthl!r, Mrs. Reeves and bro- merfield and Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Larry cent visitors nf Dora Plorce and lot¥11 , Don, of Barnesville. Howant RUIISell left recently 1~ . . . Mrs. Margaret Donahue. Mr. James Martin 01 Loug visit relaUves in Columbus Mr Mrs. Larry Barr of Langavllle Shirley Larkina spent several I]A<ereJJ was a recent vlsftor oi lllld Mrs. Russell JUJd f~mlly a week with her mother, ~eeks wJth Mr. and Mrs. VIr· : NEW RED and Mn. Harley T. Jobn- were to leave there Monda . Howard Thoma and Pat· 111 Wamsley, Cheshire. son. to return to their ho111e 1 ~ ric1a. I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dean July 4th visitors of Mr and Oregon aNer a visit here Guy Sargent spent a week of Columbus spent a recent Mrs. D. H. Robeson and ChesJ. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Giilogly with his aunt and uncle, Mr. , weekend with Mr. and Mrs. er Morris were Mrs. Ruth M. and lamrly of Athens and Mr. and. Mrs. Howard Gilkey and Wayne Prmce. Lavery of Chicago, Mr. and and Mrs. Har.ley Haning of fam•ly of R1o Grande. -Vlolel Smltb Mrs, Robert Morris, Sr., of Flatwoods VISited recent! Mr. and Mrs. Wallace HatPomeroy, Mr. and Mrs. Ro- Wltb lheir parents, Mr. an~ fleld have returned here after A thought for the dey: Amer· bert Morris, Jr., Paula and Mrs. Everett Lambert. serving his four years in the lean statesman Daniel Wehste Ricky of Middleport Theron Mrs. Elizabeth vaughan visi~ Marine. They visited his pal' said: "Whatever makes men Morris of Langsville 'and Mr. ed her parents, Mr. and Mrs ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ha~ good Christians, makes them ALL MEAT Mrs. Gary Bamftz, Carol, Everelt Lambert one evening: llell good citizeN." Mary JUJd l!!llen of Lincoln Hgts. Rhonda Jean Haning was a ) Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wyatt al· recent overnight guest of her llnded the luneral of a sJep- aunt, Mrs. James Reeves and Sonee fe Speaker ' e No Approvals • No Lay-Aways 8eu1lltutern Oblo'a IIOit . .utlfld l'llllllm eo... !' �I Oassified Ads Your Modern Community Bulletin Board DID'ItlJ US£ A SPECIAl. PlANT M~POOR FooD 8i.AN1<ET!~ ? IN THE MAIL.! ALL'- U-CAN· EAT! " - S""rA:"i::~ -, .. l'llleo t.AiiSWIL(" I Gar A TERRIBLE ACROSS Chestnut Ridge Society New8 /"'::---£.~ EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, Slaw, French Fritt measure 17. Moth 18. Reddlllb.. EBERSBACH HARDWARE =- -""":..•-:= Fu";1ture, AIR CONDITIONING •• I SPECIAL OFFER! ':::,...., .,..., , _ ...... '"' 1 Troop24B is Organized lor New Activities FOAM ICE BUCKET T•- 29c $340· BlaeHnar's with .....,. TEXACO SKY CHI.EF the gasoDne that's LOCAUZED for ygg! ..n.a.. s Trust JOUr car to the maD who wears tb8 star ======- 1 I 28.9 ; .. •.• ' .. ·"' l . ! .-:.~ ••• 1··~- ,)_,..; .~ business .,.... e.ae.pon.., 1. Fortify & President otFrance (1932-fO) 11. Stytlllh 13. Perebe. 20. Teu• tnnle JZ.,Blbii<BI name 25.Demand, .. due payment 26. Thnlot nolae :rr. J&l-alll 21J, LlVea ffMerUTJ ...... 30. Stand up 32. Multltudee 38. Certain 38.11aa'a niOknllnO 39.Exclam&- tlon tO. Shore ??-IT'S A TINY GOLD HYDRANT!! 28.Bank meaenr• Bl. l'apn& 13. Eleven: Rom. S4. Elevated train 3ri. Hawks 118. FamUy meJnbop aT. Burrowtnr ruammata "'trltd htlpina M~!'l !J!~n~ the houtt lftd 119. Mlolrel¢ fl . Examlna. wound up lion C2. Red <Jeer f3. Pantry mv~N ..... ~~1r-t-i-l~brf-~-t~~ 4f. AfttrnW:tYe t DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's bow to ........... .f---· AUTO ~.;<:,, ., ~ .~QI ll.lurliett 19. ancl ........ AXYDLBAAJ[B = lo LONOFI!:LLOW One letter limply stands tor another. In thll .Mmple A II u.e4 ~e thtllree L'a, X for the two O'a, etc, Single lett~ apoe.; P u, • length and tonnatJoa. ot the wordl .,.. all &ach da7 Uh! oode letter~~ are different. Jaiatl.; j A Qx EJit HQSSQBW XBBSQBC J EFQSS J WMPO Radio c.,...,,_ Quora- XQXFK UPBVBP FCQWI, Qll' Qa DICK tRAC, - XBBSQEC FCQWI.-XVUVZP 'CHESTER GOULD v .. terday'o Oryptoqoole: 'l'Hl!l Jo!OIUI YOU SAY 'l'HB I . PilOPUi: llli:MEMBJJ:R.-FRANCOIS F.ti:NELON ' -~ - . . 1iU. xu. l'aMiu'tre • ,,,, 111.) W J EH--R-A-DIO - ---- JULYFRIDAY8:30 Sundown Dow JODel Averages. li'ONDA\' THkU 6:35 Serenade 6;110 Sign On - N•ws 7:110 Natillllal News Mo•day nn. Frida 6;05 Sacred Heart Uli Sundowr. Serenade Y 19' 00 "1gb School Hit Parade 6,00 Sign On 6.10 Melp County RFD 8:110 SJgn 011 8:00-15 Musical CJ k 10:30 Song & Story Time 6:25 Paul Bowers, Farm SATURDAYS _ oc lu.4S Tne r.olde!' Ke 7_.,, Bo St!l1 • Know 6:30 NeWI 8:00 SJgn On _ Ne\IIS , 11:00 Democrllte ~l!ll.turo 6:35 Cowdry Jamboree l:llli Couatry Musl• nma T.tr.l'3fl News 11:15 Musi•al lnterluda 7=45 ;;'tnt Baptist Chlll'dl 6:57 Weather 11:30 R.)lllbllcat Legislalun 1,20 Country Jamooree 7:GO National .;ewa ,.110 Protestant Houor 1:00 ObJo Valley Newo !1·15 Walte.- '!oeUer Re(IOrl US Bill Miller Sho' 7:30 Spnrta Parade t :OO Talk o.l tbe Town 11:52 Muaical Interlude 7:30 Sfiorta Par811e 7:35 Larry Anderson Show I:SS Public: Senlcr Show 1%:011 Local & Ohio N 7:31 Bill MIUer Show !~:I~ Cburcb of Christ 12 :20 Ellans Br , 1u,45 It's MIISic _ 7:35 Plekem Hardware li:GO ... ""'-VaHey·~ . .,.. 1n, '.atcbstrir~ U:U •--~Newa 0 Gr•-· _r _... Dltltll"'al •1 1 ,. 12 ·.30 -•wuay l'l'u.. · Thurs.) '1\Jp Tea Show .~ M Matinee 11 7:50 Newa 12:011 Newe .... Dt'tllng Melodies, 4:00 D1seJnb with llou 14011. tbru. Wed. 8 00 Bill Miller Show 12:15 ·~uslcal lnterludfo 4:30 Tbp Ten Revue 8,15 Bam F'\lrniture Show 12:30 Rev. Merlin !'eels " ·"'i Cluroh Bel ' Ring, Fr1 • 1:00 Saturday Newa "'Dtllllllryj 9:10 Ne1111 I:OO The Jim M"" Show I~ • Work NeWI 6:15 Musical lnt<:rJ.;;!e 9:qj Coffee wltb Janet 6:00 Sparta Parade · ·211 Ell""' r illetin Boa 5:30 Comman!ty Cbolra ll :OO Portr81!8 of a Patrlol 5:05 Jim Mt!t!ll Show : N•ws 1 Ill'•· 1:00 Dance Party 10:05 Swap Shop 1:30 National Neon Aerlcu""-e Programs t:OO Off The Air 'N O Social Sewrity 8:35 Sundo111D Sereoada 1%:45 Co"ntry <k Round lllaU)' 10:!6 BID Miller Brunch Show 8:110 Off the Air 1:55 New, Ileal 10:t6 Masoa Ag. -am St.'ND&YS _ 2:110 County Go·Round f:H SJ&D On • .,... 1::: Newa Beat 1:00 ·~ Slngfnc Preaciler 7 Sip On - • - · Hour ""···day) •·oo ".... 7=30 55 N ~..., • · .v·. ··••tin.., 8:16 Rep . 10:45 P'amlly Worahop (Thurs.) : ""' 3:55 Newa Be t 8: =~ Clourch r · Christ 10'45 A.S.C. Program (Friday) ::: SBapiiJI Layman·, Hour t:OO Dt.cing N'l.o DoSI 9:11. ~fusic..- Jr' - .1,1de 11:00 New• · unda)o Show ~ 30 'nlercbanp 10. .J F'· ,t Baptist Churcb 11:05 Tlny'1 Country {IIIICtloa t:OO Sunday Show 5:00 C•n-..,unt• · News II: 30 ChUdreD's Chapol 11:30 lbJy'a Country Bymna t :so The Blblt Spew to 1:15 Bob Neal spor~~ Salute 11:4" Sundoy NeW< SpoclaJ u,OIJ Cement Block Newa ~': ~e Report Fridays 12:00 I , 1111 Report 12:30 Goessler's Guesc Star IO·J> "~----~ 1·30 Sunset Boulevard 12:15 !:;plBCOpai ("onrch IFridayo · ...,....""'"""" Moeller 9:r.J 011 The Air 1 30 ~ 45 "''l'olfc Inlorma~ 12:30 Larry Ander8011 . Sbow "' The Sunday Show Satwuy 1:00 Church of God 3::10 Jim Moe~ Show ~; 30 The Quiet Hour 1:00 SJgn On 1:.•• nos, can 4,IS Blaettnar Auto Show :wsChrisU 1:00.15 Music•' Clock 2:00 Old Folkr Hour 4:30 Electric Company Ne1111 12 :311 The IIIII Hour 7:., 1e stlll and KDow 3:110 Bymna from llardJni 4:40 Jim Mees Show · Rev. MerUr Teell 7:0WO News 3:15 Sunday Showcase 5:110 News l:OO The Rev. Silati Blllupe 7:29 Time & 1'emperattn-• 3:41 Pu.n.c Senl•. Show 5:00 .lim Mees Show : :: ~·:•· Anclraw 7:30 Musical (;Jock "-· 990 Hit Parada 6:00 Sporto Paradol un Y lltowcaae 7:t6 Ffnt Baptist Church ' 8 5:00 Clty •• . ....... Re- ... :30 Off Sundown 8:00 ObJo van.. . 8:10 Jim Meeo Show 1:00 lbe ...Serenade ., Newa 5:15 1190 Hit Parl>da • THE lORN I·It llusicaJ a11<:1: 8:10 Off The '" :!n. 1\,,.. 1 a:: .. · ~c"G • II cigars PRICED MARK IV '1.! ' .;;., .1<,+ 28. Sacred bull: EDJ)t DlCORATOR DESIGNS ............. ......,;....... from pa.rtlclet :14. Box for ECONOMICAUY a .. ···ro".t WANT IT TOOK TO? DOC - I SHORE HOPE YE CAN TAKE IT AWAY drawo, 23. Eleotrftled FOR ca'"""""' ,..,.. mound '- Ca.plta.I ot Norway : red WHAR DO 'IE BAD HEADACHE, 18. With· baw 4. Golf ........ home ALL S. Small hotel 21. PurpUsb· Crow'sSteak House EVERY ROOM leanung J . Putout, u money 15. FabulOWII bird l8. Japant.!le with tutlon of aheep Price lncludu Cole HOUSES for sale or Rent: Ja- WATER HAULING day or FOR SALE· Ranch sty I e v~~ Middleport unit of tbe Recent week end visitors witll Brud end Coffee eob Turner, 144 N. 4th night 1100 gallon tank. Reas- house In Syracuse, six rooms WCT U will meet Thursday !.ona Pettit llld family were LIFE SAVING Course, Royal Middleport. Phone WY 2-3681. onable rates. Will haul any- and hath. Gas heated. storm · ·. · ·July 22 at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Giles Pauley of Oat Park, July 26 to Aug. V, 7 00 5tp where. Dale Lee, Racine, doors, and carport. Phone Mrs Steil! on S. Second· W. Va. Mrl. Nancy FRIDAY, SATURDAY 1nd SUNDAY $1.39 from 8 • 9:30 a. m. $3.50 per Ohio. Phone WI 9-3172, Days WY 2-2954. 7 21 6tp ave· A potluck dinner will be Jack, who spent some tlme person for two weeks course. for S1le or WI 9-3043 nights. ser~ed at 8 p.m. and members at the Pauley home, returned Two qualified instructors. 7 20 Btc bri __ __. di h to her home here Theron Cruise. WALNUT STEREO, I~ modHOUSE FOR SALI are to ng a <Ov<-<w I · Btc el. This set radio equipped. NE!GLER BUILDING Supply Modern Rancb Style BeauUlul and table 1ervice. Hugh Rupe of Albany called 7 20 4 speaker sound system. 4 Racine Plastic waD tile 14c location oo top of ...u bJU JULY IS at the Albert Cone home rePOMEROY, 0. speed intermixed chaoger. per ,.j. ft. for bathrooms, !acini StaiB Highway Garage on The Past Matron'• Club of cently. ~~~~!;;!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ This set sold much higher. . 'd Route 7 w1th 11ood road to Evangeline Chapter, OES, 1 Ufe Saving Course house bwlders, a_ ummum "' ·. btgJoway Four bedrooms, dleport, will hold their annual Mr. and Mn. Jerry Hurt _or Take over payments of $5.50 Jng, kitcheo ca~mets measur dlninl, lamtly, kitch~n. picnic Friday, July 23, at Dayton spent a few days WJtb ROYAL OAK PARK :;: $8m:~ih C';.';l ~~ ::i,~ce ed lo soze of kotchen. last play, maid's, utiUty country home of Mr. and Mrl. ber molher, Mrs. Ginevra Fot'tc 7 17 tfc shop. Three batha, <O• ·mte M Ha rab Chester. Members ter. 7 21 v July 26 thru Aug. 9 and waJJ to waD carpet ax r ' , from: EANS, $3.00 BULLDOZER WORK wa~ted. j ftoor& About two-tbirdo are to take a covered diah and Mrs. Grace Hensior IJiflll two HALF RUNNER B 8 am to 9:30 em nd bnuae ta paoeted In table service. Member• may wlltka with her son, John Paul a bushel. Delivered in Porn- Farm po 's'mall aod walout Air lake a suest. Tht dinner will Honalar and family In New$3.50 per person eroy' Middleport' Friday. Ph. estimates. b 1 t Ph WY Llrge patio and double earport. be served at •• p. m. ark. for 2 wMkl coune WY 2-8412. 7 20 3tc our Y rae. one Oo lot 200' • 390' May bt An Ice cream social will be Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ra•' _ _ 71210te •• ... 1 8 by appo ntmeot on.., held at the Rock pr,...s of Gahanna spent some time at Two qualified inotructon 77~750x 14 Prestige, $14.95. 825800xl4, Prestige, $19.95. 670x ACCORDIONS, new and Coli 985-3S55 Chooter, Methodist church Friday, begln- their trailer home on their farm Apply: Theron Cruise 15, $8.95. Newell's Sunoco E•pert repairing, tuning, leoning at 6:30 p.m. Homemade near Pl. Rock. Chester. 985-23ll5. sons. Also Lorge selection FOR SALE - 911 acres farm, ice cream, cake, pie and col· Mra. Lona Pettit and Toni fOSITIONS avaDablt lor A K C reistered Penkinese ·oew and used pianos, five room modem house. fee will be served. spent an evening with Mrs. Ceclotlling Party Plan Demon- ·pte~. Mrs. Woodrow Call, and guitars. George plenty water, free gas, $12.000 JVLY U ell Mace. strator. Chance for ad- Sycamore St., Middleport. Accordion and Planoland. William Gainer, Long Bottom, Evangeline Chapter, OES, Mrs. Milton Mullins spent a vancement. Fresh Silks, Inc. 211211 E. 5th Ave., Ohio. 7 20 3tp Middleport, are sponsoring a few days with her daughter and 7 21 For information, wrote or 18, Ohio. TeL (L 8-1193. dance Saturday evening at the family in Norwalk. call: Eleanor J. Douglas, Rl 600 71 HOUSE for sale in Racine. CaD Middleport park from 8 to It Mr. and lllra Albert Cone ~ 3, Coolvtlle, Ohio, Phone' $575.00. Go-Kart. $50.00. Clarence Roy, WI 9-2811. p.m. Music wUI be provided by called on Mr. and llln. Donald Chesler 985-2427. Kart frame, $15.00. CAR WASHED and 1 13 12tc the "Checkmates" of Point Cone in Athens receiltty, I~-~~~7 16 30tp Faulk, Rt. 33 six miles ed. Wilson's car wash, Pleasant, W, Va., an inlltrumleu-1 10'114'7 20 3tp Paga St., Middleport. WY A"'u-=ro=M""OB"'n=-,=s""llllt-::w_,ra::-IICI-::c-;::Oo=m Pomeroy. HOUSE for oale, Laurel Clilf tal group. TAT11.ER WINS · - ... Ill flit, ....... 101111111'* your _ . ONE PIANO, located at 3115. Open from 1 m. road, \1 acre. Phone WY z. Jitney aupper, Middleport 2- CO~US (UP!) - Tattter, IDr'a U..T CaD WY .._ rtlonville. Ohio. Good 8 p. m. seven days a week. 1322. park, H p.m. sponsored year-o d daughter of world lllltt lion and tone, $20.00 with I 30 30tp Boys' League. Proceeds to champion Adios Butler' won the bench. Call SH 2-5242 after Auto Sales pay for bats, bails, uniforms, co-featured lixtlt ract! at Scioto 1 WILL NOT be responsible for debts contracled hv any other 1 o'clock. equipment, that IIIli kept esll- Downa In • lifetime .reeord of "' 7 2t1 3tp 18111 ~'ORO GALAXIE stand· mated 150 boys age 8-17 occo- 2' 07 I-S Wednesday night. tban myself. Marion Fran_ .... hift ood tires' •ood pied much of this summer. Plm- It waa Tattler'• fourth win 1n cis 7 22 31p TO CLEAN CARPETS better "'" ' • g • o back 1 1tarts 1 nd h we'll loan a Blue Lustre Carbody. Very clean. See O'Dell ty of food. Real Jitney pricu. er "' reHI Ip Wanteel pet Shampooer FREE Manley, 868 Beecb St., Mid· Public: welcome. and "''esls. Sllelll, NaMaill ....... Of h of B th Lustre dleport, Obi<>, WY 2-2919. JULY II o• OhllDgor and l u. I. Ctvlllorvtoo r e pure .,. ue Jane Howell Tent, Datllflbb!l'ol~ and Kalhryo 7 22 6tc - . _ ,. ..,. - sh:""poo. Baker of Union Vet.erana, will meet at Barbara Horalt. ~-;-Moddieport. 7_ file J.9lil CHEVROLET lor sale. U.. home Ill Mrs. Liillan -!;'-:a."":= PEACHES, now piHarking eaSrly 51111 I Service SH 2-475S. Monday at 8 p. m. for a pot7 22 - • ,.,_ ...........,,. "ed Free, Red ven, un luck dinner. M,embers art asked 'en: otherl to follow: al- t Fill Almost Every Car 1156 FORD, 4 • door to bring 1 aovered disb and C ...-- . -.., --~.......,, . applell. Open and Tr bl Wb otandard tranBmission. own table servlco. -~ Sunday wells • ansfera e en INTERIOR or exterior paint- wilkea-riue. You Trade Can condition, $175.00. Phone 7 15 AT 'fOUl NEARBY TEXACO STATION ing. Contract or bourly rate, . . UB5tl. 7 2t1 6tc or any ateady employment. SE~G machines, repair tGuaranteed 24 montbl eon•,.ct, H. 111. Braley, WY VICe, aU makea. WY 2-22M. or 24,000 miles 1163 FORD Gaiaxie 500. WIIO 7 22 ISW The Fabroc Shop, tMost Popular UDit automatic transmission. pow· Authrolzed Singer Sales fll th U SA er steering. Owner deceased. got crf dooM W1ntecl To Buy Service. a 29 tfc e ·· · Phone: WY 1-2354. The first meeting of Boy loudy lot boacble Ill Scout Troop 248, sponsored by ONE GOOD COON DOG. Traoh DON'T PUMP Y"D lluggtsb tty--byT-fltr. 00 tnlf11lod 4 dr. CELEBRITY super 88 the Firll Baptist Church ol broke. Phone 773-5578, Mason, tic tank. Get ..... fklllloa. hi llllrrY. Oldamobile, good tires, ail Pomeroy was held Mondly -wly lo llmllodf W. Va. 7 21 Btp oepttc tank cleaner. new brakea, radio, power at 7 p. ~- at thl church. marl& Fanr. Bureau. <;IN SENG, Yellow root, wild brakea, power steering, bY· w. E. Snouffer il Jnstltutio& I 18 Jillller, root seng, Good, $18 dromatic transmission new al Representative and Pomeroy, 0, per lb. Seng, average, f20 per IJlrings. One of the cleanest committeemeen are Leo Va••ghpound. Seng, Choice, $22 per cars in Pomeroy. Call Walter au, Ray Glaze and II. pound. Yellor root good $150 JOIN THE AAA. Be protected Grueser. WY 2-3230. Prl·e Scoutmaster is per lb. Yellow root, chooce, Ohio. Phone 66'1-6338. 6-:U>3011J>J on Road-bond and .-ip se"- $1~. Actual miloage 43,000. Werner and Assistant $175 per lb. Wild Ginger, BOc ONE NEW- blBck -saddtt-;-$4tl.tiii. ice. Call or ronta<t: E. M. 1 2t1 6tp masters are Sanford Gheen per lb. WilHam Bailey, P.O. Call WI 9-,12U. 6 17 6tc Burton, 578 Broadway - - - - - - - - - Dr. H. D. Brown. Bor 14, Olive St., Reedsville, Middleport, Ohio. '11lt 1111mMer Most of the meeting was deOhio. 7 21 lie 3 6 ~ SOtp World llludanl ol 80mplcl voted to organization of the ANTIQUE Furniture, dishe1, Little, Cheshire, O~oi ---,A"'u"'e"'n"'ONEER;;; Es..uetroop with a diacuBslon of the 7 6tp miacellaoeoul. Call or write: El!mp.lell Servia Ill& car root11, rldo IIIII ,.... troop'a recent participation In Crttt Bradford .........,._ SmaD cu """""'''r summer camp at Camp Arrow· Mrl. Howanl CtcD. 8110 ". l4aiD Sl, Pomeroy. oo )'Oin!8, condensors, Write, Proae or Celtlael llld IIIOUa-biUtJ bead, While at camp, Rick I Zl lie olats or resillitera, 20 A. C. BRADFORD See ner and Fred Gheen urnad warranty. SUpplies. Melga cl&t. Oblo Mebupullla . . their owimmirlg merit badges, lnsui'IIICt County Landmark, Pomeroy. Ra B. MilD s-. ""-OJP with Fred Gheen being "tap.., " 1 1 tic PHOTO CGpJma Semce. Co!> 1 22 It! f,~~;l, WY Nl'll ped" lor tbe Order of tbe leo mado o1 ...,., "'co=JN"'G'"""O;;UT;;;-:O;;;F;-;B:;;U;;;SINESS 4 22 lie Arrow." Roy Vaughan and Tim ' blrtb recortb and ...pa.,..._ · · atloD oeniee. Jack'a ~~~~~~;~~~ Glaze worked toward tbetr ad11163 almOII any All aquarium supplies to be eration, New Haven, vancement to First Claao Scout. otber documellll. sold at cost. Hughes Aquarl-1 TU :1-363'1. 4 1 lie CUtlass. New tires, Bealer ......._, l'ameroJ urn, 2221 Jefferson. Pt. "'"''"' IWI Graner• .,.__...__ .,.. shape $1,800. Call Bob t t lie ant. 7 22 •- ley WY-2-2835. EIHUIJeline Sodety ---.,.----JIHIIq For hnt MOTO l!lllli Model power MlDerntlte, Oldo C:•mping Equip. Meeu for Potlrrek on lawn mower' 22". Extra I End JOW ...., lroUblel Members of the EvangeUne APARTMENT FOR RENT. AI- new blade. Reasonable. Pb. Wt bavt aD 1be1 SAVE SAVE SAVE Missionary Society of the Pom'!'llroaPclu& tilt ,_ BIIJ CW Ill' I 1J llllllded f« tilt • llw 10 trailer apace. Good locaSyncuse, WY 1-29112. Sewer MaddDel See me now for best deals on eroy Church of Christ met at tloo. CaU Walter Croota, WY 7 22 3tc lleuoaable Raleo Catr.:Jer Travel Trailers, home of Mro. Conrad ()b. el*lta ... aaci ...IFVdW't fa Mil drMitjf· ~ .b4 ~ ... -~~I 10_ Uc ===;-;:-::-;:=:::---- CaD W\' W9'1t ~ or Night wo wlil close month of Unger Tuesday ror a potluck .,untry the llky Clolef blend .. c1o...,ea ap to :It tlmeaa7-- M ,,.,..~•n•""" • beth, SPECIAl.'! for Friday and Satu"' 1 11 BUY "'" .,..,,..,,,.,,., • · - urtlay, July 23 and 24.- 10 1 a tfc or •aca on. dinner at 7 p. m. Mra. A. L. .,.,. tuned t.. 70111' driYIDr _.., wlwefel' aacl Whmerw l'CII M IIIIIIIJ room, nlee yard. Pofat Good use<: Specials 9 ft. Pheipo asked grace. 'trap. GIY• :raa fait Nrta,- po-...., Ltocolu Hetgbts, Pb. lb. No. I new white potatoca, mos top tent, new $19, A short buslnesl aesaion was •• tfc •....,,., -· '19c; Giant size Tide, 69c a .........,._ Arnold Drive fa for a tuktlll vi YlCAUZIID ,.._ 8lrr Qlllt Y_..,.. 1 .. 79 -50 ; Johnson •o bp. Eul Mallo 111ree1, held with Mn. Pllelps, vice SIX ROOM bouse, bath, full box; 12 oz. Nescafe, 11.39; HI ftone WY UMI. boarc mtr. with 4ft. president, in eharJe. Devotlonl -ll!l'Vice, tao. baamont lJt lllineravtlle. WY "C" fruit drinks, 3 for 9'1c, 48 7 20 tfo inurn boat, new $650, now lalten from Plalm 63 were led ot. ean. Reg. 39c cookies, 3 - - - - - - - - : $325 AMSBARY APACHES by Mrs. Pbelpo aDd eloled with 7 22 Sic 1-7'/58. bt. $1.011. Reg. 211c cookies, Rul Esflte for Slle TRAILER SALES, 63 4th prayer by Mrs.Wililam Fisher. MODERN Unfurnished apart- for 711c. HOUSE FOR SALE In Brad- Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio. Members responded to roll call ment, 3 roo101 and batll, air 8b•l<r'o GrDffl']l, Aotlquity. bury, six rooms. storage! 0239. 7 22 3tc with a scripture verse on peace. YOUR PRtiNDLY TIXACO DIALIU emilltlon. Coati Building, I iii:MiM'iiio.ifiproj:ectiir7! 22 iCreenl room, bath, laundry room, I Attending wero Mrs. Phelpl, Middleport. I water under pressure, lwo Mrs. FiBber, Mn. Milton In 011111 A MillO C:.unltto . 7-19-tfc cisterns, ootbuiidings, gar-' 10 Rowh, Mra. MQOII Fiaher, Mrs. Donut!'• , _.. lttvtct tm• lttvl• FURNISIU:D 'aparlment, f rondltloo . Phone WI ago, 1 acre ground, S. D. ; oogbbred Herefords, Including Elwood Bowen, Mrs. Denver Wtlk. .Wo , !'friW JUOIIII 11101 prlvm. batb. In31tl2 7 22 3lc Buskirk. Rt. I, Middleport. registered Hereford . bull, 3 . O'Dell'• , _ . . , . . ,..,.... ta... ........ quire Oblo Jlotel 7 IS tie RAT! MICE eUminated for7 21 3tp years old. Walter Wilson, WY FIRST OIUit!Olll. Ohio . ........., TIIAILIR Lm8 - 1nt eve~. "Get Star" 2\1 lb. $1.1)9 TWO HOUSES for sale, One 5-1 1-7028. 7 20 3tc QUALITY CAM c - T-ot WroH A lhlo Touit lutllntl Choohlrt lltlllil - · llmnl'1 1'roll Ebersbach Hanlware, Sugar rooms and bath, tv. acre., ORSALE - S cows and 2 REGULAR • l'ld:m 181.da Apjaoilllll Run Mill, i'lckens Hard- One ~- rooms, S acres. Can I beilers, $'150.00. All bred. Certified 011 Stltlon Dlllri...... ~J ~ltr IM 6 P~ C.., toiii,.U.. t. ' ,.,""I' . lllriwA '11 Clllkt, PlloDt WY ware, Mlddleporl Feed Mill. be boUjlhl on rontract. WY 2·l D. A. Milan, Rt. 1, Lanagvflle w Main 11 ,.._ ' .. .... 1 II lie 7 22 Sip ttW.. 7 21 3ljl Pb. ill H757. 7 20 lip - - ·_ _.·..._,_._ _., Beautify 1.-&nd Image 5. Spoken 9. Walking stick. 10. Withered 11. Backbone 112. 'l'oun&' 14. Tra.y tor eanying bricks WEDNESDAY 1nd THURSDAY $1.19 DOWN 1.1nau. '>'.P,P<DPLe l.I.'!::U, THIS lG ~ GOOD SPOT f=ROM P!WAVS SOEM Tll l'lND 'TIME 1b GAP€ AT 'l'llA<aNI ME, I'll!; SEfN ~OOIT/ W~ICH TO~ Wf.IO~uP ' . OVER THERE! �1..~·-- ___... - - ... - - ................. ._.. . . ___ _..... ...,... .... ---·- ·~·-"" ~......-..... . _.. .......,, ~. " - - ~ .... - "·· ~ -· ... .- ~ -.-·~-- · - . . . . .. , . , J . ..... ,., ...,, _ _ _ _, .' ·' • ' 1 '· I ' uonor Charter .Lillembers I . rll n Charter members were hon-~ was agreed lo assist with the ored when the Twilight Garden progral at the Atb.ns SUie Club observed its 30th anmver· Hosp1:- ' at Chrismas bme "a Tuesday evenmg at the Mrs Dwight Parker won the and Country Restaurant. door or1ze. Mrs. Leverett Rouc.h . president elect, named Mrs. Mrs John Cransto~ of iron~ Gerald Wildermuth. Mrs T A ton lirsl preSident ol the club, Hennessy and Mrs. Phil WdMrs Loms Re1bel. and Miss harnson as the program romLucrttia GenhE'Imer were char- mittee. ter members present ~ho For thE' program, Mrs. Roush Yt! ·e presented a corsage and gavr fl hisi.ory of the club, Mrs. tt gift. A gift was also prtsent"' IO Mrs. Minnie Uavid and .. A , ,...._1 tc M15s Sarah Ph1ll1ps who )OlD· ~ ed the club at 1t' '"'·ond ;o~n mee~ '"8 Three Officers Mainly About Are Installed p pi I Au . eo e n ~ By Dof mt or Pomeroy I Chester Council Daughters d Cranston. ~oke brt~ \ ga~:n closed wit an ortgma lal boor America met Tuesday evening from the study book, "T u r n tbeth Fick acted as secretary of her da hter Lisa al the P?E"~· Durmg t~ socf 1he Mr and Mrs. Eslle Mossman with 26 members present. Aside and 'farken.'' was pre- In the absence of Mrs. Leonard f : 'd Mr,s Allen piCtures were ta en o returned borne Tuesday, alter Laura Mae Hartung preSided isented by Mrs. Phil Globokar, Jewell. home o r. an . group. . a an 18 days vacation at Buckeye and opened the meetmg in rJtU· Iwhen the Friendly Circle of the 1 · A dessert course was served Roush in Bradbury. who are Attendmg were the above nd Lake They attended the North alistic form. Mary McDonald I Federated Church met Tuesday by Miss Fick and Miss Mary grandparents of Ll.sa. Mrs. Ral~h GJlm~re, Mrs. Ma famllv reunion on July 4 and was reported ill in Veterans evening. 1Virginia Reibel from a table . been • ry C. Hemes. MISs Ada_ Hosk- were overnight guests of Mr. Memorial Hospiia1. A communi· The meditation was based on with white cover and miniature After the gilts had ~ 1 Ins, Mrs. Robert Mo. ' IS Sr • and Mrs. Donald Morgan of calion was received from Phyl- Isaiah 6-.l abolll the call of one arrangements of violets placed sented lo the honored guest CO Mrs. Jed Webster. Sr ., Mrs. Newark. They also attended the lis Rowan concerning the Oep- Biblical prophet. It was said at intervals the length ot the cream and cake WS$ served to Elmer ~ickham and Mrs. Gay- Nazarene church. assembly held ut,v club and district orficers' ~ch calls may come any table. The vi~let theme was re- Mr. and Mrs. Everet~ M~chael 1 nelle W1se. 1 in Cotumbus. . picnic to be held Sunday, A~g- : tnne. any place; Mose~ h~ard 1 peated in the napkins. and son, Johnny, Jessie Sisson, 1 Mrs Harvey Van.1 Vranken IS ust I, at the home of Ed1th ·his call on the mountam side: Mr. and Mrs. Brad Budson, a medical patient at Holzer hos- Betzing. . ' the late Dr. Dooley saw the R Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Wilcox • pita!. . The flag bearers escorred plight of !he people of Laos GIVE SUPPE and children, Beverly Ann and Bohbie Ritchie and Darreii iEJizat>eth Wickham, who serves and heard hiS call. People MASON - Mrs. Ray Pro(fitt iJoseph Bryan and Mr. and Mro. ~ Lee L'hevalier are att.ndmg the las Uncle Sam. to the altar and lday recetve calls, but they and Nanrv entertained with a Roush. . Jack•on county fatr this week. Erma Cleland, deputy, on be- are not spectacular, as a rule.1 · . . I Mrs Gladys Cuckler is the lhalf or the Council. presented : They are opportunities . to l plcmc supper .at their home tn j Prayer and Jhe Life Within" est of Mrs. Welby Whaley. her with a gtfl on her 92nd iserve God and need answermg.l Mason for MISs Jane Burge" EN.JOY OUTING was the topic of the program f:'ock S ri s Road. birthday. Mrs Cleland installed i 'Jesus cans Us" and "If Je-ool Martmsvllle, Vlrgima on presenred by Mrs. Arthur Hoyt. j Mr> roh~ Frick entered Meigs ILaura Mae Hartung as associ- sus Goes With Me," by he Monday evening. Afterwards The Pomeroy Church of Christ assisted by Mrs. Karl Kraulter l General Hospital Wednesday •ate counselor: Ethel Orr, ao- groop, with Mrs. carl Kautz at I they were_ taken lo the Dnve- enJoyed an outmg and poll~ when Lydia Circle of the Umt- 1mornin as a medical patient lsistanl financial secretary, and - j ln Attendtng were Ml~ Borg. dm~er Sun~ay at the Roc ed MethodiSt Church met 00 1 M gL•ota Norris and son. IBettv Roush as representative ! Heath Methodist Church, as the ess. Jane Dodson. Jan1ce Hen- SprmR• fairgrounds with '1'1 Tuesdav evening at the church. I K ~~~Akron and Mr and Mn. l A grabbag was announced by officiating minister for the wed- ry Cnnnie Harbour, Sherry Fie- m attendance. Rev.Jernr MastThe 'hymn. ·sweet Hour of W~l\· Morris of p hoe- lthe ways and means committee ! ding Sunday of Miss Claudine sher. MV"il Roush, Leah Ann ers asked grace. VarioUs games Prayer," w1th Mrs. T. A. Dow-~ ni~ ~~z VIsited relatives m the lfor the n~~t meeting and each Kay McClintock and Mr. Mich-, Miller, Susan Warner, Janell , were playt'd dunng the alternie as accompamst, opened the I ar~ Monday. member was asked to bring a I ae::,liViourniiija~zosiij.iiiiiiiiiiiCiailllliiiiandiiiNianiciyiiProiifliitti.iiiiniooinii~iiiiiiii program followed by the read-. 25r package. Enzy chaJrman, \ • ing of Luke Jl ·l-12 by Mrs. I • • announced a meetmg of the re- Ab0 uf M'ddl ' Dmner. was at 6:30 rf p rn. With Mrs. Reibel askmg I grace The garden theme was Mr and Mrs Leo Kennedy carried out on the table, Which were in Mt. Ve;non last Saturhad a white rove. centered Wllh da to attend fWieral services »n arrangement of flowers ID a : Max Wiggins. He was a straw hat. Small gatde•. tools ro 1 Mr. Kennedy. were placed at mtervals m the co~sm :arl Edwards of Berea table. Favors were small hat. hr for 8 VISit with his s1sbaskets filled w1 th flowers . l ~r :~~brother-in-law, Mr. and FollowiDg the dinner, the Mrs. Lewis Triplett. The' r rou ad ourned to the party sister-in-Jaw. Mrs. Harry Ed· ~ooof for J jneeting whJch op- wards. Langsville, ts a patlent epo a Det10ted T• ·Tla. .,..,_, 01 Th.. Mef,..,aon Area Lydta C1rcle ' FL tar im BrOwn Found Innocent; ' CLEVELAND (UP!) - A municipal court jury today acquitted football star Jim Brown on assault and bat· tery charges filed by an 18. year-old girl. The jury of seven women and flvo men found the National Dmner H''9 h/"•ghfed Circle Meetmg Pt"CntC Football League star Innocent of the charce after deUberation of about an hour aad li minulel. Brenda Ayres, a high school dropout, had charged in her complaint that Brown took her to his motel room the nl£lit o1 June 19, pHed her with whisky and beat her. Tbe acquittal of the former S]ll'acuse Unlversity aJI..America fullback cleared the way for · him to join bl.s world cltampion Cleveland Browns teammates in their practice DOW uotlerway In time to l'iJie pll't lD the Brown& -Collep :AIJ.8tan football pmo ill Chi~ the Dlpt of Aua. 1. Brown'• trial 1'1111 It days, • record lor 1 criminal lrial Ia local court. The fuUback durin( his on the ~~~--~~~~~~ JULY IS SALE TIME AT ELBERFELDS ened with devotions by Mrs.l al Veterans Memorml Hospi~I Krautler, who also ~.ad an ar-1 freshment committee at her 'd 1 She had al ltlcle "How to Pray. A d1s- 1 home. Wednesday evemng, Juk R bs J~ach oto ouprer1en. I· ' ld h t ir •.. Do You Jee What I Barbara Anthony. daughter cusslon was he on . ow 0 ly 28. I a• er P k f Luke 1of Mr and Mrs Gerald An- pray under SIX S1luat1ons such • ~-~e~ Sa:;·~f t:h:~::'!'. read 'lhony, · io vtsiting. in Wilming- as Scott Carpenter, the astro- , PLAN TOUII• 0 1I · · f ton 111 with her uncle an d naut. Prayer by Mrs. Hoyt confrom Mrs Mary B Hemes or • . d M David Jay eluded the program ' A picnic dmner held in thel MASON The Mason Coun- . flowers and cards sent her aunt .. Mr. an! rls. Sh made M J Warne; president d f the Paul Smart resi- ly Home Demonstration Clubs . . I d Jenkms and amly. e rs ay . 't Yar o . I ed I f lh. whtltt hosplta Jze . the trip by bus. conducted a short business ses- 1dence overlooking the Ohto have c~p et . ~an.-; nr ~tr It w>• voted to c~<nge the Wednesday evening dmner sion The report of the secre- 1River highlighted the July lour whloh will mcude lourmg meetmg mght from the third uests of Mr and Mrs. Field- tary and treasurer we~e given meeting !.If the Lov~JO} Cln:le t~e medical center. agnult~re Tuesday to the third Thursday. rng Hawkins were Mr. and Mrs. by Mrs. Dowme and M1ss Myr· ' of tht> Middleport F1rst Baptast stences srea, home e._>nomiCS Plans ~ere made for a picnic Bill Longstaff of Pt Pleasont, tis Kay Parker. It was decided Church Tuesday evening. department an~ ~h~ mat~ ro~­ on August 1 al the home of W va to cancel the August meetmg. Mrs Mannmg Kioes, chair- pus at West V1rg1ma Umvers1ty Mrs. Phil williamson. 1be na·and Mrs. John Vroman I RefreRhments were served by man. opened the meeting and at ~organtown. . lure tour or Region lJ to be iJeft Saturday for a two-week 1 Miss Parker and Mrs. Robert gave the devotioos using the Entout. to Mont ?bateau beid at Lake Hupe August 23 at 1vacation in Florida . They wiU 1Morris, Jr. thelll" "Keys for Belter Uv- ~ge. the groop wiJJ viSit Coop- ! 10:30 a. m. was announced. A' be joined next week by thetr l ing." Mrs Edison Baker ~re- er s Rock State Park. Dunng I discussion was held on making son and family , Mr. and Mrs. I sented the love gift ded1ca- the even inJ oC Adugusht 3rd the · nd son Johnny Relativlll Attend · group t e summer arrangements for tile Me1gs John Vroman a · • bon. the t w10t atten Ch t Lak County Fair. of Columbus. College Mmical The group planned lo visit T~ re a ~~~ d ~a i 1 6 A contribution was made to 1 Mrs. C. H. Wise, Jr., _of Wav- Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, Middle- the county infirmary. A rom• ~~ou~: epa; "PI · . tbe Johnny Appleseed Fund. It .erly visited re~ently with M~s . ! port and ht>r sister. Mrs. Glad· muniration was read from the I m. on d e r 1r~~ t .• ea~ - - - - - -·-- - - - Lawrence Bing and Marguertte l ys Diehl of Arlington Va. home missionary. ant an return on e evenmg o Si8terr l' isiletl Durt. patients in Meigs ('.en spent the weekend at Mt. ' Present were Mrs. John Fultz, Aug. 41h. Cost of lhe tour is eral Hospital. . Unlo1 College in Alliance where Mrs. Clara Riley .. Mrs. John $l5.80. I In two Ohio Citiel Mrs. Robert McEihmny has thev attended the summer thea- Kauff. Mrs. Fieldtng Hawkins. I STOR SUBSTITUTF.S joined her husband m ~effer-~ tre' music~! performance of Mrs. Baker Mrs. C. J. Rhodes . PA . ' . Mrs Leu Kennedy has r~-1 sonville. lnd., w~ere he ts -em- "Stop the World." Mrs. Harold Chase, Mrs. Grace ~ The Rev. E~~nz~~:.-~~~~· P:~· turned from several days m ployed. They w•ll be located Forrest Bachtel. son o1 Mr. Hysell. Mrs. Paul Smart and tor ot the · Columbus and Springfield whel'!" there for several weeks. and \1rs Forrest Bachtel who Mrs. Manning Kloes and two I terprlse who suffe~ed I t~e h1OS~ she visited wilh her sisters. Mr. George ~uster and so~, is attending the summer drama guests Mrs. C. Rirhards ' ~ th~ finge~s on t e e :~s i 10 a ~aw~~tdebynt ~~t.u~ay.Mar- 1 Don't Sunday she joined her sister. T?m: and. Dennts Ault, : : session. had one of the Iead 1 and Mrs. Lera Jones. Mrs Jesse Lake. in West Jef- Cmcmnatt Sunday to atte I parts in the presentalion. He s~bstltu or e ev. tht> ferson and they went Oil to baseball game there. M sang several of the songs in the RAVE VISITORS_ vm Dowson. pastor of Sprm~field to visit with Mr. Merrl AulL daughrer of ~ · play. Other relatives from Ak- Guests this weekend w1th Mr. and Mrs C. R. Gilbert, Mrs. and Mrs. Wilham MAult 1~ He l ron also attended tbe play. and Mrs. Clarence Spurrier Thelma Shirk and Mr . and Mrs. guest of Mr. and rs. · · I Sr .. included their son, T-Sgt. Clarence Bailey and soll5, Mike Wise . .Jr .. in Waverly. RETURNS TO BASI! and Mrs. Clarence Spurrier, Jr . Mr and Mrs. Charles De · Mr . and Mrs. and RJehard _ .· 'd f W . .1 A-2<' Steven A SpUrrier who .and son, nms; 1 VJSI 0 Jh th t t Ci tChlokl Sm er averY • · ' Ebll ll•h·l I e ere ey WPn o n. h M' Bess I was home on leave from a US- Harvey n af M'ICh'~gan, and cinnati and attended th• Bob ed recent% ;'t M "'sanborn 1 AF base in canada re!Qmed Mrs. Louise Lehew and son and Braun radio •how over WLW. Sanborn a M rs .L ax MIJ- 11l hi• base Thursd~y after a grand59n of Kentucky Mr. and .d b Mr and rs. awrence • · h nd They were acrornpame Y · . G 11 . 1. b ·ness 1 0 dal· leav1 with his paretns. Mrs. Warren Gra am a sons .. M La S. k hoan m atpoiS on USI Mr W'll' w~ the1r nlt'C~. rs. :ry ~nn- Tuesda Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sppr- and Mr. and .s. 1 11 e~t le. The g1rls were 1~ten11ewed ~· funeral services for i rier Sr. and other relalives. of Powhatan Pmnt ; Mr. and by Braun as "Four Sisters from LoAttenAbmlg h d'ed at Jer- - - - --- - - - Mrs. Norman Weyersmlller and • . f'1 ld .. UIS es, w o ' d t D' dM R P "'prmg e · omesville Saturday, held Tuesher mother, Mrs. Herbert augh er, 1ana, an rs. . . day there, were Mr. Noah Hasand other relatives. Houdasheli and son. 9 kins, accompanied by Charles FIRST QUALITY Ables, Racine, brother of the REGULAR deceased, and Ross and Certified Oil Station Mathews of Cheshire. Mr. Abl•e•ll Pome- was a nephew of Mrs. Noah liiiooiiiiiiiiiii w __iil\1tiiiilniiiiltii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~·-~·~ Raskins. ;;; Don Hanning, son of Mr. Mrs. Wllbor Hanning, and , MASON nis Saelens, son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 ..... '. Adolph Saelens, are attl~ellllling the summer classes aL TONIGHT & fRIDAY "MOVE OVER DARLING" Grande College. DoriK Day James Garner Mike Eanes, son of Mrs. ....,•. ·a (Color) jorie Eanes. is - and"STOP TRAIN 342" . COMPACT SIZE from eye surgery performed Jose Ferrer sean Flynn Columbus las! week. He 6.00 x 13 TUBELESS been returned to his home S1turd1y July 24 Middleport. Voluos To $4.95 Voluos To $5.95 "HE RIDES TALL" Mrs. Dana Lambert has Tony Youn~ Dan Duryea turned from a visit in Colum- 1 -~~:nd ­ $2.65 2 for $5.~ S.le $3.65, 2 for $5 "ROBINSC>N CRUIO bus with her son and tanmv. ll 8lockw1tl ON MARS" plus 11• 1nd Mr. and Mrs. Max Lambert P11ul Mantee, Victor Lundin 2 tire1 off son, Joe. (Technicolorl Mons Summer .rour c.~r Mrs Galen Brown has been Morehead, Ky., at their R::~~ New Nylon AU-Weather REDUaD ~ home. Her son, David tirH with Tuhyn Rubber Voluos to $27.95 Mens Veer Around is attending camp in Kentucky. Mrs. Honnie Hubbard and LATE MODEL CAR REDUCED V• , Mrs. Pat Johnson and children TONIGHT SIZES 7.50 x 14 I 1were in Gallipolis and NOT OPEN 1 Pleasant Monday. VALUU FROM $34.91 TO $69.95 [ Barbara Jones is employed FRIDAY thru TUESDAY : a life guard and swimming i JULY 23-21 SALE FROM $25.00 to $45.00 I structor aJ the Kyger WALT DISNEY 'S "CINDERELLA" :swimming pool for .the summer. piUI tu JOCI Longs - Shorts - Regulars - Stouts - Technicolor· 21kfl oft Laughtt'r! Music! Magic! IShe will he a senior at rour car University this fait Cartoon Favorilt:l Miss Marriane Woodgerd. who 1 WALT DISNEY'S Ntw Nylon AII·WNiher "TATTOED POLICii iis here for a vacation from · Blackwall tirn with HORSI" Columbus, and her mother. Mrs. Tufsyn Rubbtt - TechnJoolor, I Sandv Sanders·Shirley Skile~ Harold Wnodgerd, were Chas. Seel Spe: The race Parkersburg, W. Va., l't'cently 1 GROUP SAVE $5.50 between rotting hone and for a visil with relatives. , Moriei·'T Ford Mr. aad Mrs. Willis Aleshire BAN LON SHIRTS, Val. to 10.95, 2 for $10. AIH Disn1y Cutoons of Dayton are here for a - - - ---·- FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1965 ---------------~==~~~ . ~ - ~~~------------~--~----------~- Prayer, Inner . POMEROY-A\IDDI.S'ORT, dHIO VOL XVII NO. 81 1 to-~ ----- J enttne 1 Around And ~ Lile TopiC of . serv~d . II I • 0 pportunt'f'1es - gram. !he plano completed the pro-1 Party il Gl~n for Ahs. Globokar closed To Serve are =h~:e:ag!,:can" from l LisaRouah,ahg::ertalll' G' . T p" Mrs. Kautz. president. opened Mrs. Sharon Rous tven m 0 IC . the business session with a po- eel Thursday with a party ill Calls ana Opportunities" em "Take Time." Miss Eliza- observance of the first birtllday otand piclured hlrnself u an older peraoo tryin& Ill ooUIIIel and help Mlos A]ll'es whose mother bad said she was havIng trouble• with the girl. The defense questioning and case lndicated it believed Miss Ayres, wllh the help of ber ell- vorced mother and her boy-. friend, pushed their friendship witb Brown in hopes of gettlnf money from him. Defense witnesses quoted his accuser as saying Brown would pay bii money lor dropping the case. ·.- The jubilant Brown had ~ confident of acquittal .aD aiQIW. He sat by 1 window 1•1"'1 with 1111 wile and mother lli!!t momlttg willie the jury Cl'l ered the cue as iDitntcl:ld I!t Municipal Court Judie B'·'Mill Krupansky, 1• Over 2,000 Hear Symphony tbe 1 1 FURNITURE ON THE 3RD FLOOR - READY TO WEAR DRAPERIES - MUSIC DEPT. - PORCH FURNITURE SALEOINmE SALE - DRY GOODS SALE ON THE 2ND FLOOR HOUSEWARES - MENS AND BOYS WEAR SALE - TOWELS SHEETS - HOSIERY - LINGERIE - MANY BARGAINS ON THE 1ST FLOOR. 1 I 1 Mr. WASHINGTON - PRESIdent Johnson today made t b , first major change in American · coins In 173 years with a few lltrokes of the pen. Elherfelds ·Pomeroy 1 w: THIS WEEI( STORE HOURS FRIDAY 9 TO 5- SATURDAY 9 TO 9 Forget Only 2 More Days Of Our Custom Drape S.le 1 Military Targets are Hit with 165 Sorties 28· DRIVE· IN I SPORT SHIRTS BIG·CAR SIZE 8.00 x 14 TUBELESS SPORT SHIRTS 2For 2For I MEIGS THEATRI SPORT COATS Boys Sport Coats $2 4 $36 ,...... ..... Famous Nylon All-Weather Blackwall tires with Tufsyn Rubber SALE $13.95 SUITS ' NEW TREADS Retreads On Sound Tira Bodies or Your Tires 2For' 2 Fort $32 STRAW HATS plus til IIUl 2 tnn ol r' $12. REDUCED l ALL SIZES BtaekwaU pius Ill IIIII 2 tirts oa J JOUICII l I I EASY TERMS . . ~ llanmj~iin~s19? RUTLAND FURNITURE SH 2-4811 Rutland BOYS SPORT SHIRTS .......... $1.99 SWIM TRUNKS REDUCED Bermuda Shorts REDUCED Shop and Save At Your Favorite Mini Shop DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. "Home of Arrow Shlrta" RIZER OIL .CQtAPANY no~ · owNEIM•'' oPEIIA'n:D YOU'LL O.IJR· filllCE Air Conditioned for Your Shoppln( Pleasure POMEROY, 0. PlioiiiWYI-2101 . . fidE ' · · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource July 22, 1965