http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a723d9164881dbfba9fd0123b283614e.pdf dcd0a66afec5abad123931c5014e58d4 PDF Text Text ;"~, · '' I, ' ' ' ' Bargains Thursday 9 to 5, Friday 9 to 5 and Saturday 9 to 9 THE LAST 3 DAYS OF OUR FISCAL YEARBARGAINS in EVERY DEPARTMENT Ready To Wear··2nd Floor 12 WOMEN$ SUS DRESSES ------------ SALE $4.00 35 WOMEN$ S7.9S DRESS&$ ------------ SALE $S.OO 18 1 2 4 3 2 1 1 16 7 21 4 2 9 7 3 1 WOMENS SUS DRESSES --------·--- SALE $6.00 WOMENS $16.SO ROBE _-----··--··-- SALE SS.OO WOMENS $10.9S ROBES --------·----- SALE $S.OO WOMENS $7.95 ROBES .............. SALE $3.00 GIRLS 54.95 ROBES _ -- -------------- SALE $2.00 GIRLS $3.95 ROBES --------·--···--- SALE $1.50 GIRLl S2.95 ROBE __ _........... SALE $1.50 WOMEN$ $16.50 PAJAMA$ ------------ SALE $5.00 WOMEN$ 57,95 SHIFTS ----------- - SALE $5.00 WOMENS $6.95 SHIFTS -------------- SALE $4.00 WOMEN$ $5.95 SHIFTS .............. SALE $3.00 WOMENS $3.95 SHIFTS ______________ SALE $1.50 WOMENS $2.95 SHIFTS SALE $1.50 WOMENS $29.50 ALL WEATHER COATS Solo $15.00 WOMEN$ $25,00 ALL WEATHER COUS S.le $12,50 WOMENS $19.50 ALL WEATHER COATS S.l• $10.00 WOMENS $12.95 ALL WEATHER COAT SALE $6.00 6 WOMENS $10.00 ALL WEATHER COATS SALE $5.00 I GIRLS $3,95 SHIFT SET _ SALE S2.10 19 GIRLS 52.95 SHIFTS SALE $1 .50 5 WOMEN$ $5.95 MATERNITY DRESS!$ SALE S3.00 1 WOMENS $7,95 MATERNITY DRESS SALE $2.00 4 WOMENS 58.95 MATERNITY DRESSES SALE $3.00 3 WOMENS $10.00 MATERNITY DRESSES SALE $3.00 I WOMEN$ $12.95 MATERNITY DRESS SALE $3.00 10 WOMENS $3.95 Sleevrlo" Moternlty Toll" SALE S2.00 5 GIRLS 52.95 SHORT SETS __________ SALE S1 .50 28 GIRLS $1.9S SHORT SETS ----------- - SALE S1.00 21 GIRLS $1.69 SHORl SETS ------------ SALE SI .OO 8 GIRLS $1.00 SHORT SETS SALE SOc 61 WOMENS SUS Roll Sltevt BLOUSES _ SALE $1.50 46 WOMEN$ $1,95 Roll Sleeve BLOUSES _ SALE Sl.OO 11 WOMENS 53.95 SHORTS _________ SALE $2.00 26 WOMENS $2.95 SHORTS - ---- --- - ----- SALE SUO 38 WOMENS $1.95 SHORTS - ------------- SALE 51.00 52 WOMENS $1.SO SHORTS ------- ------ SALE S1 .00 7 GIRLS $2,95 SHORTS ------------- - SALE SUI 34 GIRLS $1.95 SHORTS --------------- - SALE $1.00 14 GIRLS $1_69 SHORTS --- ------------- SALE $1.00 19 GIRLS $1_59 SHORTS - --------------- SALE $1.00 8 GIRLS $1,39 SHORTS ____ ----------- SALE S1.00 7 GIRLS $1.19 SHORTS SALE 11,00 1l WOMEN$ $3.95 COTTON SWEATERS _ SALE S2.00 9 WOMENS 17.95 SUMMER SKIRTS ___ _ SALE $3,00 S WOMENS S5.95 SUMMER SKIRTS ____ SALE $3.00 7 WOMENS $4.95 SUMMER SKIRTS ------ SALE $2,00 2 WOMENS $3,9~ SUMMER SKIRTS _____ _ SALE $2,00 5 WOMEN$ 52.'>' SUMMER SKIRTS ------ SALE SUO 18 GIRLS $4_95 CHUBBY SHORTS - ------- SALE $2.00 14 GIRLS 13.95 CHUBBY SHORTS -- -·---- SALE S2.00 7 GIRLS S2.95 CHUBBY SHORTS -----·-- SALE SUO 37 GIRLS SLOO SHORT TOPS _ - ------ -- - SALE SOc ' I HANDBAGS, JEWELRY, ACCESSORIES WOMENS $2.95 STRAW AND WHITE HANDBAGS $2,00 WOMEN$ $1.95 STRAW AND WHITE HANDBAGS $1.50 $4.00 end SS.OO Value Wom•ns Pur,., and Walloll $2.00 WOMENS $1,95 BEACH BAGS --- --- --- ----- - $1.51 WOMENS $2.95 BEACH BAGS --- ----- ------- - $2.00 WOMEN$ $3,95 BEACH BAGS _____ $3.00 MENS SLOO SPECIAL FEATURE WALLETS ----- - 88e WOMENS $1.00 SCARFS _ __ _ __ __ ___ 69e Women's Lingerie--Slips, Panties~-Night Wear Womtn's $2.95 Full Length Betl1tr and Pllste Gowns 2.00 Women's $3.95 Summer Waltz Ltngth Gowno ___ $2.50 WOMEN'S $2.95 BATISTE PAJAMAS _ __ $2.10 WOMEN'S 3.95 BATISTE & KODEL SLEEP COATS $2.50 WOMEN'S $2.95 NYLON HALF SLIPS ______ _____ $2.00 WOMEN'S 51,95 BABY DOLL PAJAMAS _------- $1.69 WOMEN'S $1.95 RAYON WALTZ GOWNS ____ _ SI.SS WOMEN'S $1 ,69 BUILT UP SHOULDER SLIP$ -· $1.33 WOMEN'S $1,95 COTTON HALF SLIPS __ _ $1.67 , WOMEN'S $2.95 SHADOW PANEL HALF SLIPS _ $2.01 WOMEN'S $1.95 NYLON HALF SLIPS __________ $1.69 WOMEN'S Sl.95 NYLON HALF SLIPS ---------- $2.00 WOMEN'S $1 .95 RAYON FULL LENGTH GOWNS S1.60 WOMEN'S $3.95 PHIL MAID WALTZ GOWNS __ $2.71 WOMEN'S $2.95 PHIL MAID WALTZ GOWNS $2.00 WOMEN'S $3.95 PHIL MAID LONG PAJAMAS ___ $3.00 WOMEN'S 8.95 PHIL MAID GOWN end ROBE SIT $6.00 WOMEN'S $1 .00 PETTI PANTS __ ____ ____ _ 69e WOMEN'S $1.95 & $2.00 COTTON SLIPS __ ____ $1.65 WOMEN'S $2.95 PHIL MAID NYLON SLIPS ____ $2.10 WOMEN'S J9r RAYON PANTIES _ ____ 3 for Sl.OI WOMEN'S 59<· PHIL MAID PANniS ------ ------ 44e Mens and Boys Wear MENS $2.95 SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS __ $2.00 15 MENS $6.95 BANLON SPORT SHIRTS _ ___ $4.00 20 MENS $US ORLON SPORT SHIRTS ______ $3.50 BOYS $1.95 SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS ------ $1.69 MENS $3.95 BANLON SPORT SHIRTS -- --- ----- $2,50 MENS S2.95 WALK SHORTS _ ----- - -- ---- ------ $1 .97 MENS 52,95 SWIM TRUNKS _-- ----- - ----------- $2.00 BOYS IUS SWIM TRUNKS _ _____ _ _ __ __ $1.55 ' · 26 MENS IUS SHORT SLEEVE KNIT SHIRTS _ $1.35 MENS $1 ,95 SHORT SLIIVI SPORT SHIRT$ __ 2 lor $J MEN 53.95- 3 PIECI PAJAMA SETS ____ _ $2.50 MENS S2.95 SHORT SLEEVI KNIT SHIRTS .... 12.00 BOYS S2.49 WALK SHORTS _ _ __ ____ __ ______ Sl .86 LITTLE BOYS $1.95 SHORT SITS __ _____ ___ $1.39 BOYS $1.95 SHORT SLIIVI SPORT SHIRTS .... $1.50 BOYS $1.95 WALK SHORTS ___ _ $1.66 MENS $6.90 BIG YANK WORK UNIFORMS ____ $6.00 MENS Sl.95 SHORT SLEEVE WORK SHIRTS ____ $1.50 MENS $6.95 DRESS SLACKS ---------- ---- ---- $5,00 MENS $1.95 DRESS SLACK' ---------------· $6 00 LITTLE BOYS 51.95 SLAC'S _________ _____ __ :: Sl:69 LITTLE BOYS $2.95 SLACKS ___ __ .. __ _ $2.19 LlnLE BOYS $1.39 SHORT ILIIVI SPT. SHIRTS $1.00 BOYS $1 ,69 SHORT SLIIVI SPORT SHIRTS 11 00 LITn E BOYS SU5 SHIRT 6 SLACK SITS _: :: 12:01 MENS $10,95 ALL WIATHIIt COATS __ _ $7.00 MEflS S1.69 BLUE CHAMBRAY WORK SHIRTS .. $1.44 LITtLE lOY$ Sl.IO PLAY SHOITI ______ ------- - 18e MENS S2.95 JAC-SHIRTI _ _ -- -------------- $2•• MENS $2.50 ond $1 ,50 NECKTIII _ -· -- -- -- ··-- $1 .00 MENS $2.95 SHORT SLIIVI DRill SHIRTS ____ $2,66 II PAIRS $2.95 DECK PANTS $1 2J. LITTLE BOYS RU IUMMII I'AJMMAI _--- --·- $1:$0 BOYI $1.79 SHORT SLIIVI IWIAJ SHilTS .... $1.51 MENS $1,H SHORT S~IVI SWIAT SHilTS .... 11.69 SMALL LOT BEDSPREADS Infants Department On the First Floor Infants 1.95 Summer Palamu, asst. stylas $1.39 Infants 1.95 Sun Sullo $1.00 Infants 1.19 Summer Pajamoo 70c Infants 1.95 Summer Crawlers $1.35 Just 14 Infants 1.59 Knitted Gowns $1.00 Infants 1.00 Formula Meaourlng Cups _ _ 39c Infants Plestic Baby Pants _ 4 for $1.00 Juot 3 Infants 4. 95 Crib Blenkats $2.00 Infants 1.19 Knit Gowns 88c 1.69 Cutler Little Chormar Beby Panh _ $1.25 Cutler 2.911nfanll Sleep and Play Sot _ $2.45 Cutlor 3.98 2 piaco Di•per Sets $3.00 Infants 2.50 Stretch Sleepero $1 .69 Curlty Gauze Diaporo $2.79 2.39 Birdotyo Dlapors $1.98 SOc lnfonts Receiving Blankets 2 for 69c Small Lot Girls 1.95 Pajamas, sizes 2 to 14 _ $1.25 Boys 1.95 Summar Pajamas, sizes 4-6-8 _ $1.25 5 REG. $5.95 CHENILLI 'SPREADS-FULL I REG. $6.95 SPREAD~Full lnd Twin .. 3 REG. $10,95 SPREADS-FULL --- ---···7 R&G. $12.95 SPREADS-FULL ---------1-$5.95 Printod Blankot 8-$5,19 Plold Bod Blankets 3-$3.19 Stripod Blankats 1-$4.19 Solid Blanket 1-$3.80 Flowered Bl1nket Sala SALE SALE SALI SALI ! $259.00 $229.00 5269,00 $131t.OO $119.00 $269.00 S249.00 $169.00 Price GAS RANGE 36 INCH -------·······-- $211.00 GAS RANGE 30 INCH •••••••••••••• $118.00 GAS RANGE 30 INCH .............. $224.00 GAS RANGE 20 INCH ............... S114.00 GAS RANGE 36 INCH ---··········· $151 .00 ELECTRIC RANGE 30 INCH --------··-- $224.00 ELECTRIC RANGE 30 INCH ____ __ ___ $209.00 RCA WHIRLPOOL ELEC. RANGI 30 IN, $133.00 METAL UTILITY CABINm SALE! PORCH RUGS $25.08 $24.00 $11.95 $19.95 $42.00 $36.00 $72.00 $59.00 Stenciled patt~rns REG. 69c-24x48 - - - - - - SALE SOc REG. 19c 27x54 59c and 69c 36" Cotton Prints Floral. Kiddie and Kitchen Patterns SALE 39c ytrd WOMEN'S HATS 5.95 to 7.95 HATS FOR _ _ _ 2.95 to 3.95 HATS FOR _ _ S]-00 s1.so Cameras, Projectors and Camera Supplies, Access. $17.45 KODAK INSTAMATIC 100 OUTFIT ____ $12.77 $26.95 KODAK INSTAMATIC 150 OUTFIT .... $18.33 $44.95 KODAK INSTAMATIC 300 OUTfiT •••• $32.00 $117.50 KODAK INSTAMATIC BOO CAMIII!A ____ $99.00 $54.95 KODAK INSTAMATIC 400 OUTfiT .... $40.00 $34.50 BROWNIE AUTO 27 OUTFIT --- -----··-- $25,01 $9.4S BROWNIE FIESTA OUTfiT ---- ---- -- ---- $7.77 $18.95 BROWNIE STARFLEX OUTFIT ---------- S12.00 $24.95 BROWNIE STAR METER OUTFIT -------- $17.00 $34,95 BROWNIE STARMATIC II OUTFIT ...... $26.01 $12.50 BROWNIE STARLET OUTFIT _---- ----- S7.00 $12,45 BROWNIE STAR MITE II OUTFIT __ ____ $9.10 $4.50 KODAK SUPER MITE FLASH HOLDER .... $3.00 $4.50 KODA LITE MIDGET FLASHHOLDER .... $3.00 $2.25 KODAK Magotlno For COLOR SLIDES ---- $1.19 $2.50 KODAK PISTOL GRIP lmovlo <omortJ ____ $2,00 $48.50 KODAK REPINETTI lA CAMERA 35 mm $37.50 $29.95 POLAROID PRINT COPIERS _ ____ $8.00 $4.25 KODA SLIDI COMPARTMENT FILES ---- $3.00 $2.95 CAROUSEL SLIDE TRAYS ___ -- -- --- ---- - SUI $46.50 INSTAMATIC M2 MOVIE CAMERAS _____ S38.00 $69.50 INSTAMATIC M4 MOVIE CAMERAS .... $57.11 Sale! Kodak Film Blark and White, Color, for Movie Cameras, 35 mm Camera and Still Camera. 55< KODAK FILM --- ---- --- ----------- -- - SALI 39c 65e KODAK FILM --------------------- --- SALI 49c 70e KODAK FILM -----···----·--····----- SALI 54e $1 .10 KODAK FILM -- -------------------- -- SALI 73c $1.15 KODAK FILM --------------------- --- SALI 17c $1.2J. KODAK FILM ---····----------------- SALI 99r Sl.75 KODAK FILM --·····-------------- - SALI $U7 $1,95 KODAK FILM ---------------------- SALI $1.49 $2.15 KODAK FILM ---------------------· SALE $1.74 $2,45 KODAK FILM --····---------------- SALE $2.10 S2.50 KODAK FILM ------------···--·---- SALI $2.13 $2.75 KODAK FILM --------------------·· SALE $2.27 SUS KODAK FILM ............. ......... SALI 12.44 Drapes-Tier Curtains-Bathroom Curtains Small quantities-not all colors in ail si2es 24 Pr. lot. $2.95 Flbtrtlos Cot. & Vol•- - 36" All Colon ------ - --- ---------- --- -- SALE $1.59 5 Pr. R11, $2.95 - 45" Whlll Plbergloo Dropeo Sole $1.9S 40 Pr, R11. $1.95 Tlor ontl Ytll- SellPolllhttl Cot!Gn --- -- ---------- -- ----- SALI $1.49 36 Pr. - Odd Lot Drapes - 63" ond 90" longlllo 1 tnd 2 pair of 1 kind - ollghUy oollod Solo $2 6 $3 25 Pr. $2.95 VInyl - Prlnfltl Tollored Btlhroom CurlllM- 54" Ltneth ________ ______ SALI $1.69 %1 pr. $9.9S Solid 8oudo flborelu Dropes, 50x90, Solo $1 21 pr. Sl.95 Printed Flbertlos Dr•PII 50x90 SALI $7,08 2G pr, $7.95 Prlnlod Flblorgl11 Dr11101 50d4 SALE $6.00 13 pr. $4.95 Prlnlod Dropoo- 61" lentlh __ $ALl $4.08 17 - $1.19 Volon ... - Antique Sottn _____ _ SALI 69< 14 - $2.19- 36" Anllque Solin Tlors .... SALE $1.79 2- $3.19- 45" Anllque Sotln Dnpeo .••• SALE $1." 13 - $3.49 - 63" AnHquo Stllll DriiJOI .. SALI $U9 2 - $3.69 - 72* Anllque Solin Dnpts .... SALI $2.49 3 - $3."- .... AntiQue ltlln DrtPH ---- SALI $2.69 Outdoor Furniture Pads 16- 9Sr SQUAitl SlAT PADS -- ---------- -- SALE 79e 6- $2.29 TWO SlAT GLIDIR PADS ...... $ALl 1 - $2.95 THUI IIAT GLIO.R PAD .... IALI 2 - $4.69 CHAIII PADS ----- ........... SAL I 2 - $3.95 CHAIII PADI -------------·-- IALI I - $5.95 CHAIIt RIPLACIMINT CUSHION Slit I - $1.95 CUSHION _____ --- --········ IALI 1 liT $US ARM CUSHIONS •••••••••••• SALI $1.79 $2.49 $UO $3.00 $4.00 $1,49 12," SALE 59c 7 - $2.95 STRIPED VISCOSE RUGS 27x41 IALI $2.19 12 - $U9- 26x45 VISCOSE THROW RUG SALE S1." 35 - $2.22- 24x45- THROW RUGS ____ lALii S1,69 IASI CABINETS, 24"x20"x36" -----··· DOUBLE DOOR UTILITY CABINETS .... OOULE DOOR UTILITY CABINETS .... SINGLE DOOR UTILITY CABINETS •••• UTILITY CAIINIT wllh Sliding Doon .... DOUBLE DOOR UTILITY CABINETS .... lASE CABINETS 40 INCH --··---------IASI CABINETS 30 INCH .............. 3 LAWN SWINGS BED ROOM SUIRS $239.10 3 pr, Bed Room Sullo, Gun stork Mohogony $1" $221.00 3 pc. Bod Room Suite, Elite Mth011nr S191,80 S219.00 3 p<, Bod Room Suit•, Amorleon Walnut $111.H $729,00 5 p<. Bed Room Suitt, Solid Cher'J _ $499.00 $219.10 3 p<. Bod Room Sullo, Amtrletl Wolnul SIU.OO $269.00 3 p<. Bed Room Suite. Tivoli Mth011nr $221.00 $199.00 3 pr, Bod Room Sullo. Gtla Mthottnr $171.00 $259.00 4 p<. Bed Room Suite, Stgotnl Mth111ny $219.00 S129.00 3 Pe. Bod Room Suite. Blonde ------- -- s".OO $229.00 3 pr, Bed Room Sullo, Mtpl• ____ __ $192.00 $197.11G 3 p<. Bed Room Suite, Ellto Mthogany $170,00 $219,00 3 pe, Bod Room Suite. Wolnul lollghtly domogodl ·--------------- - - $144.08 $268.00 4 pc. Bod Room Sullo, Amorlrtn Walnut $227.00 $191.00 3 pr. Bed Room Sullo, Gola Mohogony $170.00 $198.00 3 p<. Bed -Room Sullo, Dellt Mthotany $170.00 $229.10 3 P<. Bod Room Suite, Mthoganp ___ _ $192,00 $449.00 4 p<. ltd Room Sullo, Solid Cherry __ S378.00 $369,00 3 pe. Bed Room Sullo, Solid Maple ____ $304.10 With colorful waterproof e p<, $19.00 $18,00 $14.00 $15,00 $34.00 $29.00 $54.00 $41.00 Modern Wolnul LIVING ROOM TABLES floral designs. Canopy top. Coflee table, two lamp tah/P-s. H1gh pressure plai- $5Q·OO Solo Other Lawn Furniture lic tops. $39· 00 on sale in the Furnitnre Stlo Department-2nd floor. 1 set Sale! CHAIRS fl29.00 ROCKER-RECLINERS, TWEED -- - ------- $111 ,00 $129,00 RICLINIIS, VINYL llllthtly domagod) .. $75.00 $79.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS, VINYL ---------- - -- - $64,00 $19.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS, VINYL ----- --------- $72.00 $119.80 Rocktr·Rodlntrs, Comb. Vinyl & Twl'ed $99,00 $129.00 EARLY AMERICAN RECLINERS ______ $104.00 $89.00 RECLINERS, VINYL .................. $72.00 $119,00 RECLINERS, VINYL -------------·---- $".00 S129.00 RECLINERS, VINYL - ------ -------··-- $104.00 $139.00 ROCKER-RECLINERS, NYLON ---···-- $111.00 $119.00 ROCKER-RECLINERS, VINYL -- -- ----- $92.00 $58.00 PLATFORM ROCKERS, TAPESTRY .... $48.00 $119,00 ROCKER-RECLINERS, VINYL ----- ----· $101.00 Sl9.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS, NYLON ---------- $72,00 $79.00 GREEN NYLON SWIVEL ROCKERS ...... $64.00 $139.00 OCCASIONAL CHAIRS ------·--·· $75,00 $79.00 MODERN SWIVEL ROCKERS .......... $49.00 $69.00 SWIVEL ROCKERS _ _ ------·----- $$6.00 $59.00 PLATFORM ROCKERS, VINYL .......... $48.00 $84.00 RECLINERS, VINYL __ _ -- ---------- S71.00 $74.00 EARLY AMERICAN SWIVEL ROCKERS __ $61.00 $59.00 PLATFORM ROCKERS __ $41.00 $109,00 EARLY AMERICAN SWIVEL ROCKERS $91.00 $129,00 SWIVEL ROCKERS ___ ---------------- $11.00 $79.00 LOUNGE CHAIRS, VINYL _-----·--··--· $64.00 1129.00 LOUNGE CHAIRS, CAPE COD --------- $99.00 174.00 EARLY AMERICAN SWIVEL ROCKERS ~- $62.00 $159.08 FRENCH PROVINCIAL BARRIL BACK $99,00 $119.00 FRENCH PROVINCIAL WING BACK ____ $".00 $H,OO SWIVEL ROCKERS ___ ................. $50.00 $139.00 CAPE COD ROCKERS ................ $100.00 $29.00 BOUDOIR CHAIRS ------·-----------··-- $19.00 $37.51 BOUDOIR CHAIRS --------- -------·-··-- $25.00 $59.00 WOOD ROCKERS WITH CUSHIONS ...... $48.00 $47.50 WOOD ROCKERS WITH CUSHIONS ...... $31.00 $79,00 MAPLI LOUNGI CHAIRS --------·--····· $64.00 f42.50 WOOD lOCKERS __ _ . -- -- ---···--···- $35.00 $42.00 MAHOGANY WOOD ROCKERS •••••••••• $3S.OO $29.00 MAPLE CHAIRS -------------·····---- S22.00 $16.50 IIWING ROCKIRS ---------··········· $12.00 LIVING ROOM SUITES S209.01 VINYL SOFA. BROWN ____ _ __ ______ $161.00 $389.00 4 PC. SECTIONAL, BROWN NYLON ___ _ $311 .00 $219.00 SOFA, TOAST, NYLON MATALLASII __ $200,80 $391,00 SOFA. GOLD DAMASK . --- ----· $244.00 $419.00 2 PC, CAPI COD. RED TWIID -----· $344.01 $298.00 2 PC, BROWN VINYL ___ _ __ ______ $239,00 $419.00 2 PC. CAPI COD. GREEN TWIIO --- - $344.00 $249.10 2 PC, MODIRN, TOAST, NYLON COVER $178,00 $3H.OI 2 PC. MODERN, Rooo B•lgo Nylon Caver $333.00 $469.00 2 PC. CAPI COD, TWIID ------------ $379,10 $449.00 2 PC. CAPI COO, TWliO ---- -------- $369.1111 $%79.00 2 PC. CAP'E COD. TWI!ED --------·--· $224.00 $319.00 2 PC. BROWN NYLON -- ---····---- $321,10 $349.01 2 PC. GOLD MATALLASSI! _____ ____ $222,08 $449.00 2 PC. CAPE COD, BROWN TWIID ____ $369.00 $229.00 2 PC. GRIEN NYLON-MODERN $171.00 $419.00 2 PC. TOAST, Trodlllonol, Nylon Moltloloo $322 $239.00 2 PC. ROSE BEIGE, MODERN ........ $171 .10 $339.00 2 PC, BLUI, MODERN ----- ------- -- $226,00 $249.00 2 PC. GREEN, MODERN ------- ----- $171.00 $369,00 2 PC. TRADITIONAL, ROSE BEIGI .... $311,00 $429.00 2 PC. TRADITIONAL, BROWN -------- $333.00 $229.00 2 PC. GRIEN. MODERN ---------····· $149.10 $449,00 2 PC. CAPI COD, GALA ------- --··· $369.10 $371.00 2 PC, CAP'I COD, BROWN TWIED .... $2U.IO $259.00 2 PC. GREIN, NYLON --- ---··---· $199.00 $389.Dt Z PC. TRADITIONAL, TOAST --- ----- $322.00 $249.00 2 PC. MODIRN, BROWN NYLON ...... $171.10 $309.00 2 PC. GREIN NYLON ---------------- S248.00 DINEnE SETS Visit th1 W~rthousa on Mechanic Straat for S1ltl MATTRESSES Firm mattre11 with hun· dreds of leJDilered oteel inneropslng o:oils. Durable duiJ ed(e, $249.00 - II PIICE DINETTE 1115 .......... $201.00 $229.00- 7 PC, OINETTI SITS ------------·· $1U.08 $119.01 - 5 PC. DINITTI SITS -------------· $151,00 $159.00 - 4 PC, 011 5 PC, DINITTI SITS •••• $121.00 $149.95 - 5 PC, OR 9 PC, OINITTI IITI •••• $124,00 $139.00 - 9 PC. DINITTI lETS .............. $111.00 $119.95 - 7 PC. DINITTI IITI .............. $99.08 $99.95 - 7 PC, OINITTI SITS .............. $12.00 $79.95 - 7 PC. OINITTI SITI •••••••••••••• t66.• $69.95 - J PC, DINITTI SITS •••••••••••••• $$6,00 Bargains in Floor Coverings, Lawn Mowers, Bicycles, Used TV Sets and Used Furniture. $35.00 HOUSEWARES f4.95 - 9 PC. GLASS SALAD SITS ------····---$3.95 lOOK INDS ------------------------···· $1.95 I'LANTIRS -----------··················· ~'t~T=~!riui___________________________ DINING ROOM FURNITURE g::: $249.00 IUPPIT, Hutch Top (Giuo end-) Mtplo $210 $229.08 IUFPIT, HUTCH TOP, MAPLI ...... S114.00 $279.00 BUPFIT, HUTCH TOP, MAPLE -------- $219,10 $179.00 BUfPIT. lnelooed Hullh Top. Solltl Chorrr $144 $159,00 GATJ LIG TABLI, IOLID MAPLE ____ $121,00 $149.00 DROP LIAI' TAILI. Formlto Top, Moplt $119.M $129.08 Rouoid Drop Lool lxtonolon Top Tololo, Mtplo --······----··--------- ------···--·· 1104UDI $129.00 ROUND FORMICA TOP TAILI, MAI'LI S1M,OO $22.SO MAPLE LAZY SUSAN, POIIMICA TOP •• $11.1111 $69.00 SOLID MAPLI DIACON'I liNCH ----·· $$6.00 $29.00 GOVERNOR CAIVII 1101 CHAIR ...... 124.00 $42.00 GOVIINOR CARVII AIM CHAilll •••• $J5,M 127.50 DUXBURY 1101 CHAIRS ·-·············· $32.10 $42.08 DUXIUIIY ARM CHAIII ··········-···· $3Ut $40,00 CAPTAIN'I CHAIR ..................... ISI.08 $37,58 CAPTAIN'S CHAIR .................... SH.M $2U5 MANit IIDI CHAIR .................... S20.M $27,50 MATI'I CHAIR -- -- --------------------- $22,1111 $21tUI 6 Pe, Wllnut Modern Dlnlftt • - Iuiie $216... (Chino, Hten,ton llblo, I lido chain, I arm chair) $291.50 6 ''· Wolnul Modern Dlnlnt loom Iuiie $211.00 (Chino, drop leaf table. I ol<lo ebalrt, I um ebllr) $3.00 $2,00 $1.00 ,,.50 SUS WALL PLA I ···------------········--- 60e QUIS -------····--··········· $1.10 $9,95 INSULATID PITCHERS $5 00 wAsn aASKIT '"" TDI.:Ir -liliisi4- -.i;; n.n =:: ~:~:: ~~:~ ·---------------····-···-· -----··-················ ,,:o. sl.SO $2JID $31.95 ILICTIIC HAIR DRYIR •••••••••••••• :: $15 .• fie TWIN SILVIRWARI TRAYS 61e 50e BOYS TIOUSI!R CRIAIERS -~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~; 2J.e ;~:~: ~~~~~ JA:s -----------··············· $1.00 BO ES ........................ $3.10 :":~~=!~• w':~~ aAiiilr·-············-····· uc 59c WINDOW IHEL I •••••••••••••••• $2.0I Jle PLASTIC VII ----··············----·- 3Se SUS MOTH P~~=IR ·--················· 4 lor Sl.OO $2.55 MOTHPROOfER .:········-···-··········-- 6Be $4,95 MOTHP -----·················+ $l.2l $1.95 MOTHP~=~~ ······--·················· $2.41 ---- -----·····-·········· $4.41 $2.39 fU9 ~~= ~~:~~~NG MOULDI •••••••••••••• S1.25 st• IIIVING TRAYS·--······················· $I.08 5tc PLASTIC TRAYS .......................... 50e IUS SILINT aun11--························-- 30t $1.25 MILK WHITI fl;!! 1ft CRYSTAL .......... ... $3,00 lAKING G~l IO~LI ···········-·····-- 4Se 4' CANNI I ........................ $1.SO • NG PUNNILI ------------······----- - 2Se S9c lOLLI CIJTIIITI l'tAITIC lAGS ···-· I ' fer $1.10 S9c lOLLS CUTIITI .,_.ITIC 111111 •• ~. 4 for $1.00 a:w-.:i·.::·ioi.ATI·s··-······ We're bavlne our August Sale Prlce1 NOW on "C•nnon" and on "Fieldcr11t" Matchilll Towell and Wash Clotho. the 111 noor. on Be Thrifty I ••. Always Save A~l 01. Y9ur _Saleslips From. ELBERFELDS IN P<l) ' t. \ ..ji.'>. , '' I • .' ,, ·i \ l. ,. ,. .. " ... J ' ';t'.:fr·'yf -~~ !''""' k~-l :,ra·-\ " ' -- I' "' ·"' ....... i)" ;:. ,t'; o~ - VOL XVII NO. 86 GAS AND ELECTRIC RANGES $3.00 $3.50 $1.00 $9,00 $62.00 STII!L ----~~~--~~--~ '·' · ·~ "Magic Chef" 1 ' ' . •' \ • • . ' . ' ,:) •.' j >\' c,-, ' aratroopers •' �' . 11""'1--..-....-- .......... . -. '"'"""' .- ~· ··· - ~ -~ "--- ~ ·~ . . . . .. " t .I I·DaD.1 ~n~el.}'omeroy-Middleport, o., Colli~s says Mrs. Dudding July 29' 196-5 G09P ~opefuls Accept Role ~!::e~:!:ing School Bill ratJaers to LBJ f Footd · •· NEw' HAVEN - The Worn· an's ml!lllonary Society of ,.,)"! am~~~~:::~~~~~sr~%s~~~~ in t~;,o~~~~~;;~· ;:~~:. ~~d ~~w J~~;e!;~~:ha~ ~ ' Legislature At AGlance Dior's Newest Fashions da~w:~s~~'Zf~uv.w:~ =a~·~ss~b~r~~ Barely Covering the Knees Ill I liance: House Is Solution All Star refu::·~ concur 1n Senate amenaments: foWidattoo bi~·~ot~M!.tw;~ conference mmlltee coSub. H 126 0nurlbul alate retire~!· btil Votll Jolla. To conference committee. Defeated: -Sub. S.B. IIG, permlll llmilo ed Sunday Liquor laiH Vote 5075 . Passed: -S.J.R. za equaHzes pay of legislators, j~dges and other of flclalt who elll'll leu !ban persous In similar jobs Vote liS. Sl. -H.R. 142, requeall LfCIIIa· tlvft Service Colllllllalon to )nlrodllced: -H.R. 152, requests 0:) :~l~! i~et;., best JMkln~ "leg Interest•: tbe bll· ~c:!l tr•nd in tbe fashion sboWI PA!t!S (UP!) The of C'l:•lstlan Dior presents ~~~Y ~=~~~f;m'ts~:ulr~ ~~-m~:~ !:~~~a:'!eclion qoin"e;s show. or legs .,. driver education lor drivers II· to· ke•P skirts barely 9h~athed In stoc!Png that are cenae. th• kroee. wildl) flowered, checked or Seoale Virtually the rest of Paris striped. Skirts are fuller ID Senate lnsillts 00 amend· hsriDR the knee lhla some !louses •o they ripple at ments: the nem. Hems are banded H.B. 850, acbool with fur, feathers, or just bands bilL W ol (atr'tc. Introduced and passed: l'lednesday's collection II d&s.B. 411, uempls ~lt'lleJ Jacquet Griffe had plentors from paylq Columbus ty uf ~eatures for womea who illcome tu. vote 27·2. w~nt thei1 legs admired. gency. , Funeral Rrvlces for Grlf'e's hemlines on cocktaU AppolntmeJJII rejected: J. Wtllon, 46, West SoutiHt, dn>,;.. often were scalloped. -Lawrence Ramey Jackson, Ohio, who died at One black cocktail coat bad a man and Dr. RuJ.ell H. We~ p. m. Wednesday in the hemline like a sawtooth edge. Hill hospital, will be held Dress bema were bmded ill zel to lbe Ohio RJclq day at 3 p. m. at the fur, UJWilly black or ...,.1 fox. sion. ated Churcb with Ute Rev. The lllle of foJ also"': coat bur Perrin officlati••. collar• aa- the Griffe •bow 1 tOdJIY ;u:eepted the political risks implied in foot-drag- home of Mrs. Nellie DuddiJ18. g\!1& or hostility toward President Johnson's deepening Dev~tlons were given by Mrs. Senator Oakley Colllna R-lronplunge in the Viet Nam war. Wylhs Davis, Jr:, and the ton, chairman of the SenThe two were Govs. George Romney of Michigan and group was led on prayer by ate Education and Healt11 ComMark 0. Hatfield of Oregon, the only ones at the an· Mrs. Fred Stewart. mlltee, called the School Fo1111nuat Governors Conference \0 vote against a declara· The Stewardship Thousht and dation Pr<J8ram bill that was tton of support for Johnson. Mtsslonary of the Month _waa approved by ~~ Sanate today I They and most of ,he other Colorado, a Republican. given by the Stewardslp Dll'ec· measure tb~t takes a bill step governol'l were flying to Wash- Gov. Carl E. Sanders of tor, Mrs. Iva Capehart. She al- toward solvmg some of the cri· lngton this afternoon alter ad· Georgia offered Wednesday's so read a letter concerning the Ileal fmanclal ~o~l~ms facing . journmenl ol the conference to motion to declare suoport for Slate Prayer Retreat to be the schools of Ohm. hear a three-hour briefing by the ~resident's new moves in held August .2 at Cross L_anes. Colllns, one of tbe chief ar· lht Prr•ident. v1et Nam. w., Va. Mtsatonary Day wlll be chitects of the revised measure The conference adjourns Afte~ hearing Sanders' inter- held on Thursday, August ~ 5, told tile Senate, during deba~ around 110011 after action on a pretaiH>P of the motion, Rom- with Rev.James .Royster. Jllls- that It was the ..~--t __,..;.1 · h 1 1 Jnd E t and w,., .....w series of committee reports and ney mdoe~ted suppor.t but t. en s ooary rom 1a, gyp Foundalon f'ro8ram btu ever election of a new chaorman, voted agamst 11 as 'an unhm- Kenyo, East Afnca, to be lbe drafted by the Ohio General Asprobably Gov. John Love of itr blank check type motion.' guest speaker. sembly." He said he did not want to The program was In charge W ha Item ed to vote until he had more infor- ol Mrs. David Fields, Jr. She .d" ebet ve lart pt I ~ fA~ be In tbe Beech Grove look of the '20's. The man. . onation which he hoped to get reported on fhe story "God vi • ter sa ea or teawquins wore cltllle-fltli118 Cloche from the White House meeting Was With Us In Coqo" by a era. We have altempted to belp b~•s 0' 81' abort, 1925 hairdos. • today . widow of a !llllrlyred mission- ~~! s~oo~ ~~~~e.~~ Bottling Company at Chl!T.m coclttoll dressetl werl Hatfteld. the most vocal cri· ary. . P gr ha son, a member of the cut on the bias with V-necklinet 1 dtstrtcll. fie of the administration during Delicious refreshments were city ~ WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Johii!On's slg. United Presbyterian Church !ore and aft to eontlnue the this conference, also voted served by the hostess, Mrs. Net- attempt to ensure 1 nature was all that was needed today to make ,a long Jackson and a member of 'Z'J's f<ellng. 0 Cl All "no" aflr, saying h< regretted he Ouddlng, to the following: State ~ O~ioandwiU ff:'n~ ~ sought health Insurance program for the nations elder· Club there. ----8~ ar1co eo e calation of the war in Voet Mrs. Birdie 1\ousb, Mrs. Iva money se Y e en 1 ly the law ofthe land. . Tw f Qui I Tue<iday afternoon Rog- Nam but welcomed efforts to Capehart, Mrs. John Carpenter, mme Its mos.l precious resourThe Senate voted approval of the historic $6.5 bll· Include hla 0 o ntup et er Epple entertamed wtth a brmg the r·"ited Nations Into Mrs. Wyllis Davis, Jr., Mrs. ce.- ~~ lllllld& of Its young lion medicare measure Wednesday, 70 to 24. If the Audrey, three daughters, Birth are Dead party 1n ~nor of her daughl· the qu.,t for peace. Fred stewart, Mrs. Roy Brink· chtldren, Collins said. President signs the bill Into law Friday or Saturday, as ron Wilson, Columbus, S~eJI !UPI) er Doana s 6th btrthday. er, and Mrs. David Fields, Jr. Collbu and bit COIIImtllee expected, the first of its provisions-liberalization of and ~nda, at home: Games were played with ~izes wrote Into lbe bW a mill- certain eligibility requlreson, Marv1n, at home; were born today to and favors given. After open· CHILD AIDED mum aalary trebedate !bat wtiJ ments for Social SecUrity medical care fr1r the elderly Mr. llld l\lrs. a woman wbo had been liven lng ~·· many g1fls, ice cream, 'fh s . • be lmplemealed In twe tleJII recipients _would take ef· will not 80 into effect for nearPomeroy; two hormone treatmenlllor IDfertllo cake Kool ade. and potato .e yrucuse emergency - tmmedlately upon lbe gov· feet Se t. 1. ly another year. In Emmogene Lobo, Pomeroy Iity. Two of tbe. premature chips were served to Kathy sdquad wlaRs bcaltledM'Itbo the retsl- CHESTER SO & SEW. Four· ernor't olpature and Jaly I, Avera!'.. 7 per cent Increases wltb Ibis Rep John W. Mrs. Kathryn Hayes, ' babies died soon after birth. K ence o o er 1 urn yes er· . ltl6& a' · lo Another net of ql1ints wal an d Lo uann NeweII . Pam au1z da at 4.20 m 11 took Penn teen fembers and two viSitors · 1n Social Security benefits, rei· R • Wis., sen r · The body is at the bo 1 than and Terri Bahr, Karen IMilburn · 3. Pio Veterans Mer:. attended the July 14 meeting The. new schedule calls for roactlve to Jan. 1, ue e<pected member of the House 1: home tn Jackson liern dayl ear• Flck lul•• and Davod Carpenl· orial H;,. ital where she was of the Chester So and Sew 4-H a mlnlDlw_n for a teacher wltb tc. bepn showiDI up In JIIOIItb· Means Committee which and wlll arrive at the r s. ey Ann Lawor '-hrcella Hsrtman, Deb- t d r P h d . . . l'lub Debbie Wood demonstrat- a bachelors defll'ee of $4,200 thtl "' checks later In September ed llle bill cautioned prospee- . Funeral borne at 9 a m son, 26, ill Aucklalld, N. Mrl. B d Be k W'nd en ere or ea mJur~es caus· - · yea and $4 500 next July '' • th · · Lawson also bad been ifvell ra. r.an an c y.. 1 ~n ed in a fall from a tree. rd the correct way to eat soup r, •, · wben beneflclarieJJ wlll 1et a live beneficiaries of e where friends may call. hormone treatments The Auck• Nancy Rldeoour, Patrocta Wm· to the members. Mehnda Am.. For lite master 8 degree, the cheek for tht new amount plus care program Wednesday laJid · 1 ' dun R.-.bby and 'rerilyn Cowd· CONTRIBUTING FUNDS bary was in charge ol the rec· new schecMe provides a miDI· a seven. month retroactive In· to risk dropplq their Veterau MemllrJ.al Hoapltal qwntup eta were thrlvllllo el) T.rry Farrar Nola YounM, .reation, and Jenny and Melanie mum slarllllJ salary of $4,400 creaM!. health Insurance Admllslou1 - George Jeff Holter, Peggy and Steve l !ITED :-lATIONS N. Y. ,l 3ear served refreshments. The this year and P,OOO next year. anticipation of Racine: Wanda SaJrre. Truss~''· Debra and Rhonda Ha· l lUPIJ - Sweden anoounced next meeting was set for July The measure also guarantee~ • The lalldmarlt Jli'OI'IDI Mrs. Robert Cw1ning·ll ge1 Betsy Ams~ury, Denise Wednesday It is contributing 21 at the Grange Hall. - Deb- BA degree teacher of at least Byrnes told the elderly Syrac11se; Margie Schoon· II TONIGHT &l'lllDAY De.n. Judy Spencer, Mark $240 1100 lo the cost .•r the u N. bie Wood, News Reporter. $5,500 after 10 years of teachiJ18 keep their ~esent Rutland· Judy Willet "BIKINI IIACH" and M3ry Mora .Iamie Haw- peace _ keepmg force on Cy· __ experience, &nd $6,100 for • MA a._, lor the time beiJ18 and use the cine· Tammy Milburn ~·.yr&··ll With Frln!Uo Avaloll th_or~e, Dennis Parsons, Sherry prus for .June 20 through Dec. BASHAN FAHMERETI'ES teacher.after II years of teach· waiting period "to atudy care- cuse'; Constance Shielcb, Porn- II ond Annette FunlceU. Vtck~t and D•ana Epple. Mrs. 26. The Bashan Farmerettes met mg begonnmg next year. fully the benefils and op- eroy· Diana Pullins Reeds· II -ondEpple was asstsl•d by Mrs. i - on July 15 at the Bashan Church Collins also pointed out that OteS lions which will be available to ville.' ' "HONIYMOON HOTIL' JPrry Cowdery . I woth \1rs Lilhe Christy. with advisor Mary Rose In the Senate committee wrote in· lhem Jlllder tbe medicare Dtseharges _ Virgie Robert Goulet, ·Nalley !tWill (Color) Mrs Dorothy Ymger. Colum- . Mr .• nd Mrs. Denzel Cleland I charge. Pte crust was the sub- to the btl! a supple.me~tary salgra~. once II becomes Pomerov: James MIIS8ey, tus Nas a recent VISitor of Mrs. 1 vtSJ';d hts soster Mrs. Lelah tecl of a demonstration given ary allowance t~ a.ld fonancially By Edna lnopp llve. lhlre; ·\ Nlyn Bailey, Rutland: L.Nreore Smith. Md a~u at the nome of her , by Sharon Holter. A special re- weak school d1slr1.~ts to meet Another chief eflect of David ltordon, Pomeroy: Jack Slltvrdl' luly ~J Rev . and Mrs Ray Warne 1daugh,., Mr an<i Mr.<. J. S. port was given by Cary Morris the new salanes .we have, Mr. ad Mrs. BriM Bradford btU, the means to pay for Pomeroy· Be r r "THI SINGINOMAIWIIN" . and l·rry were recent visitors Davis of Tuppers Plains. on 4-H camp. During the pro- in effect, sa1d to the school dt.. and oons, Barry and Brent, of erpanded new welfrlre Ft. Myer; Fla. Mlichael Craig ADnellelJII of Mr. and Mrs Henrv F.irh- Mr :tnd Mrs. !Jon .llatlaek ;eel lesson the advioor helped tflcls of this state that you Wooster spent Tueaday and wiD be evl~ In 'Mid~port· (Color) in~et ann Dconna Kay Belpre. spent' ~he girls with their sewing pro- have Ill meet these new mini· Wednesday with hla parents, 'Mr. next January whea a Johnson Middleport. ' -ndSP5 a~d Mrs. Jerry Cleland ~'tnday evening with Mr. and , jects. Games were led by Man- mulllS and the state is willing and Mrs. Otto Bradford. of Increased payroll deductions - 'Mr. and "IL~~ r:~TH: and fa•mly telt Fnday forGer- \Irs 1\oy Christy I dy Rose, and refreshments were to help those financially weak .Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wolle takeJ effect. Cunningham Syr,ac~L!e, I !,._ _:.;.~<C~o:lo:r)~·-~~ many where he will be station- Mr tnd Mrs Harry Fellure served by Sharon Holter. _ school diJtricls finance them and daughter, Susie, of Olm· The bW will provide son. ' en .ofteo spending a month w1th [ "ttl children of GallipOlis were News Reporter. provided they are making a stead Falls spent several dlys care UDder Social Security M1 and Mrs Ross Cleland Sunda) supper guests of Mr reasonable local tax effort," thie past week with hll parenll on estimated 19 mtllinn Arn~er·l AtTEND CAMP Miss Janet Kmghl of Colum- Md '.l:·s Lawrence Smith. WILDWOOD JUNIOR 4-H ICollins said. Mr. aod Mrs. Ha":J' Wolfe. leans &led 85 and o~er, as NEW HAVEN _ The State Poone,..,, Ohllo bu> ann Ralph Kmght of Cm. l Mt and Mrs. Herman Car- GARDEN CLUB_ Eight mem· lMr. and Mrs. Obs Knopp re· 11 establlsr an optmnal COD- Church of God Youth Carnpll - - - - - - - - nrmato were ref·rnt '"'tor' of , ' ·'" were recent callers of Mr. bcrs attended a meeting of the ! m""ting was set for July !9 at turned Saturday from Daven. tributory Insurance program was held at Camp Caesar TONIGHT lhru SATURDAY Mr .and Mrs. Howard Kmght. and M•·s Denzel Cleland. IVHdwood 4-H Junior Garden ' the Harisonvllle Grange Hall. port, Iowa where their son, for tbe elderly to he1p cover Webster Springs, w. va. lon l't•mlnl'• Moss Ahce Sm1th spenl a Mark and Dean Hawk. sons ' Club held on July 14 at the home- Earle v Redilh Wood, News · Max, retumed to IIChool. En- doctor bills and other medical attendill8 from the New MGOLDfiNGIR" :~~~ d·ws wtlh Mt and . Mrs. of Mr and .Mrs Harold Hawk.l of advisor Mrs. Vicor Hysell. Reporters. ' route they visited wllh Mrs. expenses. Church were Connie and ('l'echnlcolorl . arry Fellure ol Gallipolis.. Mcl'onnelsvolle, spent sev.rat [ Platycoden, a perennial flow· Peter Wolfe, son and dattibter, AU Social Security benefits Carpenter, Angela Fields JAMES Bond fa back tn A.eMr •nd Mrs. ~arnest F1sh- 1ays wtth Mrs. Letha Wood er, was the subject of a report RIVERVIEW 4-H CLUB -The at Argos, Ind. will be Increased by at tyn lliSI• Marsbo Dav~ tlonl SEAN CONNERY, II 0 "' of W~ter_~pent a ~eek ~d "'' ano Mrs._Roy Christy ·I given by Cindy Gooch. and weak lliverview 4-H club met July Mrs. Alice Beegle of Duluth, 7 per cent, the IQweat belq ble King,' Gary Stewart,' Donna ~f~~n~: =/~1~:m: - - - i trees are prime targets for 19 at the home of adv~sor Mrs. Minn., is visiUJ18 her daughter, a month. Hudson and Denise Grinstead. Edger Allen PH't ;nsects was the subject of a Morgaret Brown. Dunng the June Wendorf. and ~ons. for a David Fields Jr. served "TOMB Of LIGitA• report by Barbara Fisher. Ad- business meetiJ18. members di&- couple of weeks. Counselor. • • (Teehnlcolor) vi;or Mrs. Hysell, demonstrat· cussed the safety speaking con- Mrs. Emma Johnson, her :e~t:!-.J. Pr~~et ~== ed for the member&, using an test, the club trip, and tbe daughter, Bernice, and family DIVDTIL TD INTIRII1 0~ ASKIN!' ON WHAT Shepherd, as Rowena. tho L shaped arrangement with judging. Demonstrations were of ShiPPingport, are ncation!DI Mlltl MASON AliA Lm:OON (UP!) _ ?ulck .and Li~elal tbe dead. Thelie 2 lt1m1 were in1dvertently lnc:luded by the new•· f)Aptor, In lhe Pomeroy Kroger Store Wedneidey ad, In zinnias and forsythia . A special given by Cathy Chichester and in Vermost. lor Edward Heath, l!f.":~ t;),':n~ fe. ::.te~fJl 1 vmall emount of the regu1er eirrui•Uon , , , report was given by Carla Fish- Sandy Hewlun on how to aew Mr. and Mn. Harry Rhoades , . . _ te&l!er o1 the Conservative he hean her whloper: "Walt . er entitled "Now is the Time on lace and how to make • of Pl. Pleuant, W. Va., visited :0""? ::,., position was asked by a .. . Wait ••• I tball live To" Koste Hysell was in charge :"'ndwich Following the with his parents, Mr. and Mn. .#"": an ~alist Wednesday w h a&ain." I of ~ecreatlon, and advisor, Mrs. 1ng, Lmda .Brown was 1n charge C. A. Rhoades receatly. u _ .. would ill! the official hostess --------Dwight Molhoan, served refresh- of recrealton and also Mrs. Edith Grimm alld ....., 01 ..., ,,., ..,.• ., , _ . . , tile government 11 be bec'aml! ll SUN.-MON.-TUIS. menls to the members. P••= refr~hmenls to tbe seven daughter Barbara Brutram ol a111o. mim'ster• Aug. DUNDtt• 1·24 Hltaoaal ............. "MAJOR Whitt Milhoan, News Reporter. hers present. - Patty Dorst, B~ord lltllhll . alld Patrie- ::..=1·:.~ ~iiiJ.;.. Heath pe.red at his questionCharlloll Helton News Reporter. 1a rarr of Athens called on v..o. · •Are you makln~ me a lTechntcolor) HARRISONVILLLE GIRLS 4Mr. and Mn. Harry Wolle Frl- ..~ ··~~~:..~:;~ prop1altlon?" he Inquired. Colorcartoon II • The Hamsonvlile Gtrls CHESTER FARM BOYS • day evemq. · ... oao rw Club held their meetings on The Cheater Farm l!oyo Mr. Pearl Rose and son ' Har· Jltllr~- ... .,.......' July 12 at the Harrisonville on July 19 at the home of of Newark have apenl the .. tfoto• a.Grange Hall. The two groups visor Ro!IS Cleland. The past two weeb wllb Mr. and ::. ! .._•• ..,...:...~ 0 ,,......... decided to have a 4-H picnie was on gardening. Mro. Otto Bradford. nno 16 oz. on July 25, and each group lions were given by Bill Allen made Junior Fair entries. The and Jack Frederick on the care Girls' project lesson was on of a garden. Reporll were &lv· foods and sewing, and t he en by Charles Frecker and Jim boys' was on rope and garden. Meredith on foreatry alld corn. HARTZ MOUNTAIN PRODUCTS I The members also worked on - Elmer Newell, News Report· lhelr project books. The next er. B 8 lnester Society Notes "C: w.:. Robert "'.iJson SefVICeS • Set s• .. , p dent JObnson to 1gn "".I Medicare probah}y Fri•day Mr~. ~arr.e •,__ DOMINO SUGAR c ,I1 5 lb. bag THIS COUPON SUGAR S lb. bag 29c with lhlo eoUIIO" 11141 •uo purch•• !x)>. "311M THill TWO ITIM$ DID NOT APPLY TO THI POMIIIOY ITOIII, . -- - Parakti!t 1'11041 _ TI'Mf, l'tlll _ Fruit 'fNit _ 39c 39e 391 ltc s.rll'il' Biscuit.:· 25c Seed T,... - I WITH . . llli -.-.•• - - - - NOTICE! r !.I I I I I I I I ' !I ;I I I I - Effective August 6 Thtst Storts Will Be OPEN FRIDAYS TIL 9 1nd I Closed Saturdays At 5 SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR SHOE STORE ' CHAPMAN-CANADAY SHOE STORE MARGUERITE'S SHOE SHOP HARTLEY &BENNETT SHOE STORE ' -- --·--- -- •· ., 29c C.lor-Telle 39c Condition ]I.M _ 39c Clllar !'trciMI _ Dog 'funinlla. _ IOc 2Sc l)oo ~ -:-- :lfc Fl.. .._..., _ 491 Spray tfil Tktkl tic Wafer ilhh ..... Uc G!ll!lfltti I*M4 _ 19c Troplcll.filth F11041 29c M.ulti;!J!OOII- 39c ___ llcll i). myre (I /~·6) vs. · I· New York at Chicago 2) ~nsaa City at Boston - Se- Cisco (2-j!) and Musgraves lUI (5-11) vs. Wlisoo !7-8). Koonce 17-8) and (OolyFrldag~ ICiteduled) (O~Iy games scheduled) Y• Gimea Frida, Ga Boston at Los Angeles night Chi Y1 mea Washington at Kan. Cl~ night cago at Plttsburgh, night Baltimore at .Mlunesoui • . New York at Phlla., night Detroit at Chicago, rught mght ::s~~at Cincinnati, nlgbt (!().(!) vs. Stottle CUJp ~i.z~· Clevetsnd It New York, night Lo! ~I~~-~~. Downie-Gross July J Complete RoQms ClearQnce FiJJal W eeli/ ~;:a::•t • an- . '~~~ . ' INCLUDING A Frl4)1dalre M 2 6 cG~aw, Fisher· (1), Kroll (4th), ' ~jclt Miller !8) and Stephenson. St. Louis 000 003 200- 5 7 (17th). • SaSntaFUran 060 001:WX- 8 II _ arc!, Brllel 12), (14 lnntn ) burn t6), Woocleshick (7) gs decld (8) and McC • bel lllur kaml 6 arver. Pltlsb~000 000 000 1-1 U 3 and ~~ -Mc~~a~f.:~zi'HR~nfi:: Bert!u. 000 OOOB:.:n~t~ :n: lJ:>·=~Ist), Stallard S.rm~d• Shorts, Swlii:J Wttr Recluctcl. flhd,Men's Sport.Cfata ~ , Summer SlacksI • loy•: fltii .... GuRIIIIf • • • ..RA~L'S BEN FRANKLiN ~~IF ~eeter:~ur~, ~:.e~ ~~~e 1G~~e. M~s" ~;••~~mM~ ~ve~,:;~~~rrw~~~~d ~i~ief~ ~~~ ~;::' :.~. Rnd paid $9.20, 1 . Brown, Jr, Ravensr • ISS ynn Souders, W.Va., and Marilyn J. 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The quarter round of the Ky· with a two • run rally Ill. !Iii! · ger Creek Little League Tour· ststh inning. A walk, •IJn&)ejillt nament begins tonight as lwo an error climaxed lhe iiuiilll: Pt. Pleasant teams, Dunlop inning. ·/ . ' T1res and Fisher's, tangle in . ~· ~· the opening conteat and tbe Jim Hubbard aDd R. MliGir!i ·~ Gallipolis Yankees collide with led the winnen with two tM for Ured Yankees in tbe c. Winnel'l! of both games will old. . he in the serru-finals next Mon- K. Thomas paced the CbeiiiJi, ' · day night. attack with three hils. obi Only eight of 40 starting Red sluggers were While, 'l'Jol teams are still seeking the tour- Johnson and Palmer. ,;:•:hilt ;. or j ~ the;~:~ a.~~t ~is battin~" Ma~f! :ck'1is~::~~ald t~e to~ Shlr~ CORRECTION u 5-4 record ' Cbe&bln! : : ; :. ' New Faces AI Park The Syracuse Gtnats advanc· lllgS and one m the first. LOWELL, Mass. flJ}'I)-New ter ted on bl . Th•v also will have two pitcha step .rur1her toward the . Cheshire scored siqle liDII Ym Jtts owner Sonny Werblin ..~ ol'asri't .;· ul omehark af~ lour years ID <">arHe Green ol Wittenber tlte fans will be getting 1 game. Wednesday tn the second, thrrd, fourth wore took of a .nan ready the intercepUon on Navy, earned the ball just . --· ·d 12 pa& ,, in 3S af. hP!r hrsl look at, Teddy Dav- CHICAGO iUPil - The pilv I a hthrllhng 5 · 4 '"'!old d h' Uet.r ' to cUp coupollS on tile biggest him n. st" Ewbank said '"times for 20 yard£ In the tempts for 155 v••r as e ,d,on and Bobby Locke. David- of Ernie Banks' lengthy and ' shire Re~s e ometown Che- Hubbard t~ ed" gamble in prolessioDIII football he did m~ke a couple 01 ' . game. nearly went the distance for ;on P;ned the club at Houston st€~lar. major league c.reer " I' The Gta~Ls won th , ed five an~ ~it history. mistakes. llut they're notbl Patriot qu'U'Ierback So<'o~ rom San Diego and worked in that h~s No. I ObJective probe contesl ler and the losin IIeber ..._. , Werblin, who paid ~.000 for WO:T)' about." ng • ""' ~'·me. ably wtll be denred hom whiffed seven a gd P. ed• ·~, tilt servtcea of Alabama quar. WI Locke was acquired from l{ • n JSsu leJI>ack Joe Namatb, had jusf. Namalh was knocked C0fe8 0 S.P.ttle of the Pacific Coast . Wednesday Banks, now. the fre::.:: · watched his prize package hard on a rain-wet field sb< '.e~gu•. where he had a 12·5 l~rst baseman ot the Chicago J Defeat Ma1!9hle make his professional debut times while complelln nine American League "'"rage Ti,c Reds gave up Cubs after a span of successful . umor BostiC Pl~ed a oneo Namath threw two touchd~wn passes tn 19 attempts ~or 114 Detroit 000 1100 040- 4 10 1 S Jim Cuates who was 9-9 with seasons at shorf.slop, passed , 0 Gauge readings - Gallipolis hltt~l as the Gallipoll& Albie~ passes Wednesday night while yards. He hit Danker Jim _York 010 001 01~ 3 5 0 ~., Oi•go Locl<e lormerl was two objective of a ma)orlo am 12 I, 12 0, running lilt leetllcs asted Pt. Pleasant Mall&leading the American Football on one 11-yard seorlng Wickersham, FDI (I) and ,wi!.' C:eveland anrl Philad~phia league player. 2~ 5~oll~ts, PI Pomeroy4 1• Mason able fon,DHI~Bostic, RlcllardLe•gue Jels to a 23-6 rookie and 1.;, former sehoolboy )~enHo~lton (8), 3fS lle was expected to be used He scored hts l,OOOth major [to~ ' 61 . Ka eas~nt : ·11°• Hin- f~;·ledeetbe ~.~::• exlbil'• game victory OYPt ceiver, Tom Krzemlenski w , Wloner m ;el•ct filling the bullpen spot league run . In the postgame Charl.eston ~~';;;' a a s 2.02, The WlDDers scar a the JlorJton Patriots. five yards on the other. na!'J:e'":':U:: (:. Loser - Paula Jo Werry of Waboma vaeat~ by Jim Duffalo, sent clubhouse dtScussmn, he was Imet and Winfield dLondon, :.tar· in the first two .ed ;:e~ "Fint, line," was Berblln's Bob Schweickert, a Virginia 113tb) ~ubek .4th s - Cash IDgh sc~ool attended the Mar- 1own te San Di•go Duflalo, ac. cheerfuL the stlls ams were on and wrapped it upmwith a lib principal remark on Namath Tech quarterback converted • ( ). shall Umverslty Summer Music 1ulre~ !rom San FranciSco ear But hos laughter turned grim Ohio River L , run outburst tn the lourtb. "l'U take him," veteran Co~ch halfb~r~ Ly the J~ts. scored the Minnsota OZ3 000Camp at the Music Departmentl ly tho season tor Boll Henry, when he dismiSsed hJS personal 13, 5 :Jo a m~ ;~~~na Sdo~n That innmg was bighUghled 003 Weeb Ewbank announced. "I'm games only other touchdown Washgton 000 000 IOO- ~ '; : In Huntlngotn, W. Va. last '>M • J.55 ERA and an 0-2 rec- desires wtth hope for his up 14, 10:30 p. m.; Pe~ /:,w~ by throe walks, a double, I btl very rleased with Joe's fir.t and .rolled up 119 yards In Pascual, Ro enburk 4 week, whe~e. approximately 125 •rd. team " " ney up 14, 1:15 a.m.: yA J batsman and a fielder's choice. perform•n.,.. And DO\\ he'll carries as the game's Battey, Ztmm~man (9 ( ) and young ~USI~Ians from all over ! No 1, he satd, I want to IPatten up 14, 1·15 a. m.; Bob J. Randolph tripled for the have. I' movies to work with. ground·galner. ga, Bridges !5), Our!~ ~e- ::st Vll'gtma a~d tile play In the World Sertes After Benter up 14, 4:40 a. m.; Jer only Malleable hit. -;:!s•• the only way Ill pro- An erpected dual between Koplitz !6), Narum (8), of up 17, 5 25 p. m . In going the distance, Bostic · Namatb's passing and Boston's 19) and Brumley. Winner-Rog. Those tie d' · . B •. , ' · · osworth ll down 17, 7 a. m , fanned 12 and did not walk illy· Namatb, tile ceater of a tlght running failed to (Hl). Loser - Orle a were seiC:,t~ ~ng the ut they re not tmportanl un- Mary Ailee up 20, 5:30 a. m.; one. Startmg hurlu Buxton llld kn of wrltera alter his first The Patriots' ·ze JIR&-Ktltebrew g I om applications, less we get that No. f. John Ladd Dean down 20 ti a his relielers walked seven while pro appearance, was disturbed Jim Nance of S ~ (22nd). alld are among the finest young Among .thos~ who entered Ho~ No. 1 wtth the Cubs oorders m.; Buckeye State do~ 20. whlffmg e~ght. by hls failure to throw a third play and halfb:ck ~:- ~d . Los Angeles 000 001 000- t 5 2 mustc~ans m the area. zer Ho~pltal m the past 24 on the realm of, impossibility. 7:40 a. m. , Manlyn M. dow~ Syracuse 102 002- 5 I 2 touchdown conneclion an~ ~Y saw only limited service ellino Baltimore 000 000 32I- 5 7 I VISITS FA! ~ou" ~ere. Jobn B. Clendemn, The Cuhl<. h~ven t fmtshed m 21, 5 a. m.; Onward up 21, 6.45 Cheshire 011 010 - 4 7 I the two pa!lles that Boston in· Belllno, attemptin · Newman, Lopez (!), Sukta MASON_ Th R Sibby Hotel, Mrs. Delbert E. the fl~st d1vts1on smce 1946 and a. m. Glendora down 23, ti.IS t Arnold 1WP 1, Hubbard (6) and g8 !8) and Rodgers Barber S ia p T t ~~West CWISher, 437 Fourth Ave., Mrs. haven t won the pennant smce p. m; Jefferson down 23 J 501Abies. Palmer, 1!o (LP) and f":rr.~----;~~~----------. Miller (9) and Br~wn. wW:er_: Fair a~~i~~· a e onnle S. Saunclirs, 130 State ·!945. Today . ~hey 're m erghth a. m . Robert Reed do,;n Tyo, Johnson 16). ' Barber !&-7). Loser- Newman atte~danc ~~had a St.: Mrs. Esta E. Bunch, 714 place, and II II take a flashy (2 25 • m ; Lorena up 23, 3:10 Galhpolis 102 600 - 9 I 0 111-8). HR-Newman (lst) Ibis e 0 ts: Thll'd Ave, Mrs. Basil T. Hal- sprt .. t to make the f~rst dtvi- a m: Pamela D up Greenup IMalleable 000 000 _ 0 1 0 6 _ · Spen~:'· ;e~~so I Mrs. ley, Rt. 2 GaUipolis, Teresa L. ston. .40 p. m . II. E. Bowles down I llost1c and Lee Buxton (LP), ~~=City 000 000 000- 0 I 0 clerk ~as am n Post Sheline, Rt. 2 Galhpohs. Mrs. Greenup 6 10 p. m . Mo II y' Woomer, Randolph and DarsL IE 030 l1l tors io th recent Loren Thompson, Jr Crown FIGIIT R~SULTS K. down Greenup 10 -35 p m I 001 8 12 11 Sheldon, Stock (5J. Buschbom ing. e m It-exhibit build· City, Miss Genevieve Hall, Rt. By United Press International !Vtox down Greenup 12 j5 Decade Wins Feature _,~.._ ...:,_::...,::.:.:._..:~:..L..!!J (7) und Bryan. Monbouquette 2 Crow- City, Mrs. Canna TOKYO (UPI) - ftghttng Rave~w~d up Greenup I a., At Scioto Wednesd (8-11) and Nixon. Loser_ Shel· OPENS STAND Chase, 2105. Monroe Ave., PI Harada, 121, Japan. outpoint- ~io C v. Harner up Greenup ' ay Amerlcall Leape Nallooat Leape don 14-5). JIR&-Tbomas 06tb) YONKERS N y Pleasant, Mt!,s Elizabeth A ed Katsuo Sai!ll, 119, Japan , a m ; Andrew calhoun up I COLUMBUS !UPil -Decade, W. J.. Pet. GB W. L Pel. GH Yastrzems~i <14th). • Yonkers rac~wa· . (UP I) Purdum, 915 Main St., Pt. Plea- 112). I' Greenup 7:30 a. m , Bayou owned by Mr. and Mrs. William Minnesota· 63 37 .630 . . Los Angeles 60 43 1 \)tgbt Y opens a san!, Mrs. J•mes Gray 105 LoJ rame down Meldahl B20 p Pope of Xem a, came trom be583 Baltimore 58 40 .592 4 Cincinnati 57 44 :546 2· Chicago 000 010 100- 2 1 0 wttb 1J.!U:::.U:,~~ s:and , So. Park Dr., Pt. Pleasa~t. Da- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) _ m; Jetfboat down Meldahl 8 20 htnd Ill wm the co-featured$!,Cleveland 57 40 .588 411 Milwaukee 54 43 557 Cleveland 010 000 12I-4 I I $100 OOO H'llto g 0 the n, Yld A. Gray, Rt. 2 Pl. Pleasant Denny Moyer, 158, Portland I p. m • Kelce down Meldahl 11 1000 pace Wednesday night m 3 Detroit 55 41 .573 6 San Fran 53 43 :552 Horlen, Fisher (8) and J\o. will' continu~ O::u trot. Racmg Lawrence M. Weaver, New Ha: Ore., outpmnted Jimmy Lester: 1 J~· : lnd1ana down Meldahl, 2·05 2-5 at Sctooo Downs. Chicago 52 44 .542 9 Philadelphia 51 48 _515 7 mano, Martin t8). McDowell GYMNASTS AmJvSept. 27. ven, W. Va., Rev. Wilbur s 155 \>, San FranciSco 110). M~ld a. m: Elisha Woods up j The brown stallion was seven New York 49 53 .410 15 Pittsburgh 51 51 .SOO Bell (8) and Azcue. Winner _: E Baxte~. Letart, w. va., Mrs. Er: land ahl 4'30 a m. Abed-Ash- lengths behind the leader at the Los Angeles 48 54 .46017 StLouis 50 50 .SOO 811 Bell (4-3). Loser-Horlen (H). COLTS INK nest E. Bryant, 4f3 Spring Ave., . NEW YORK (UPI I _ Brau- z, up Meldah/ 5·30 a m.: [head ol the stretch, hut closed Washington 43 58 .428 2011 Chicago 48 54 .471 HR-Whitfield (14th), WE FOUR Pomeroy, Vickie Kay Young Ito Baeza booled home ~~~~r up Me/dahl 6 40 am fast to pull away to a threeBoston 36 62 .367 26 Houston 43 55 439 NaUonaJ Lea(Ue Th STMINJSTER, Md. 742\lt E. Main St Pomero ' three winners at Aqueduct pohs Dam - Cathy R length VICtory . For his fourth Kansaa City 32 62 .340 28 Ntw York 32 68 '320 Ust game) e. BalUmore Colla Mrs. Holly McCo; Syracus~' WeJnesday. He scored m the i ~P3 3 05 p. m: OV~C dow~ ' wm m II starts, he returned 0 I' 01 · J S Lewis up l$!1.60, $5 60 and $4. Terry K Weclnetday'a lletulll , · New York 020 000 000- 2 7 0 .ay Signed guard Dan · Mrs. Ernest M. Shult·r Rt ' fifth atop Roman Love l$'.5 2!JI 2 Detroit 4 New York 3, twlllgbt Wednesday • Re1alto Chicago 200 002 301_ 7 9 Z lmebacker John Campbell, Racine, Mn. Frank Malo."e in the sixth on Understud; ! : ~ m ; 01xoe Sp1nt down 1PaJ,d $.1 .80 and $440 and Tay6 Kansas City 0, night Chicago 7 New York 2. 1st Parsons, Richardson (I) ~.:b Vogel and defensIve Jr • Jackson Mrs Elizab rh ($3.00) and tn the mnth aboard ' 6.25 m . Bayou Laffelte up lors Way was worth $6 for · (7), Miller (7), Kroti lr Is ck Bob Boyd to 1965 con- Dupree, WeC;ton, i,h, Bes:ie Might And Main $5.20). Cle ela r: 5/::..Ang. I, night San Francisco 8 St. Louis 5 up 7 : · m · Edeana Bosworth , show . Ml~ n 4 go 2, night Philadelphia 1 Pitts. o 14 IDs 17) and Schaffer. Ellsworth liZ. ac · B. Goodrich Wellston Mrs ErKana"w::'· . j Buneo Ttempo won the eoThundsota' 8 ~.s_!l~ I, night Milwaukee 6 Housoon • 4 • 6) and Jlailey. Loser- Parsons J h nest T. Bro'wn Wel~ton iva included George Withams Cur4a40Rrver - Solvay up f~atured $1,000 pace for 2-yearay I u .......le Pllcbero Clncinnall 4 Lo A ' tl·7), JIR&-Banks U7tb) S o nson, Lemaster (7), ren E St. 'tt . r- tis L Red win M . Ok a m.. Helen Z o ds In a new lifetime reconl z. I strea~ 0 ~s ga~erust,:~nt~rto o., ;July,_, Etght Teams Remam • ")p:·.' J ~ .' Kyg·ef creek T.oumey·, .1. •;, SIOI~g ' H ClUbS 4 \ th~..:~~ODW= r.:.,m~ :.!.th~d Namath Debut Success· Jets WI'n ~:~·~:":!a~~~pa Survl~ora I ~r>'d 1 ,. . . • P~mmy mini~um nen. ,,; a Cardeau mta Rom"' . and virtually unbeatable self as winni• ru 89 he .';: r•JIIJ' bits to pick UP only ,;;;• Reds hitless the aa';d he didn't know 25~ •erond VICtory Stnce June JPnas bit btl eighth homer .of 141 Angel-::.y lone run w~~· wa~ tbe matte~ wttb Ed· " . .h. ,..son. Tommy Harper SC'O ed In tb fifth was wa . Maybe he s womed pi: a good walked, stole second and lJCOI'ed bU:ched be added. 01 O!ll UID hi f ~,a·W:, struck un Pe•• RocJe'8 single. Edwardo Benched . ·, Iw~:ds has gone bltless in 11 . •• 20 limes to the plate. I.JoJg .8 Irs over tile Cinrmnali pUt the game out Coker continued to ltc·h:" tills season "I hada'l of reach In the fourth when m<l!lt ot his rare o rt~:r the Sisler gave no Indication how ~tlll'ts ~ .~:11 int.nlyd previous two O.ron Johnson led off with a t!Prt ~hind the Ppi.te. ties to :ooghhe would ~eep bim on the o myself tile .<llll!l•, was forced by Ton p . H . . . 'ene w•~ tc win was to forget I waa "2 who went to thir y er e was lllSer'.P.d tnto the hne- s;sler aiS<l bepehed Vada Pin ,., '18"" '""" we:~~a;':~~tltH~ P~~;t'ing against Kouf~~ and ley James• single :.;n =~ :um~:!ar~~~: catcher ~·or, w!.o had struck out to kilj hitting was I El· &n throwing vtctln: CJf sii steals in th".,; first "What eo and the Reds snapped .is ~ellt'nded Cllielly on his fast Jim ;,okam.n SCOI ou catcher lwt fdllle&, which tbe Reds alsn hsd ended the ~~~i nson ~: !~~~lax'4-11Ja: victory 0.11!, "'.txlng It with a slider and ~ :!.~ ~egl~~urth inning ~t. ~n, tbe flrsllngame, he threw ~Mea in the last two ga~~..~~ • • ec on. curv•. 1\ uf • • •- away on effort to Houston 0 u waa his usual lllpel'b rut d.Jwo' Wills, who scored the roTo~·Rec!·l~gwamhoe s'teaturnndFrih'odmaye ,.. .. lil!h• round out Wednesday the Los An· .. , l.hink one 01 the big keys •o tl4:a• ing the IJOdgers . k 11.& (Maur)) Wills ofltsba:'!; the J.t.¥ear-old righthaoder ~I th• Or•cinnatl Redll said "'lot. he gets on ba~e he c~n 1rlve a piteber crazy,;, be ad.J...t <\nd Wills ' Daily S~n~el, Pomeroy·Middleport, �'I 11111 ' DOCfOR ' I ~ j ) . - - - - - - - - 1Columbul, Mr. and Mil. rre4 Larklnl and Mr, IIIII Nre. WaJ. lice Damewood. ung Bottom Van Torre!ICI II crltlcaliJ II at Gueroaey Memorill JloiPit. al, Cambridge, 0. 11J C. Bl+ 'sjdt, II.D. -----:-:-"":"':::":' Mr. and Mn. Denm Olrtll, Thole callllll 011 Mr. lnd r.frl. CoJumbUJ, IIPflll lhl . . . . . k - - by Helen ...~~ ~- .~ Yata were Mr. lnd Mn. with Mr. and Mrs. Zlm l'llrol. ... - · .. "'"' IMorsan Yates and Milk, MeD- Mr. and Mn. Olear B.,... don't bow. '11111 dl1Nt11 lffteta Mr. and Mrs. Charlei and Ray attended tile StaiUDc • !IIIII Albt " ' Ill wlln be W1IIUd IIIII be ~ llbout four miUioll paolll Ill Bill Hola!Dn, Lyolll wedding at Plfkmburl, lrllllllll l!llll't llpe ou1 wbetbo 8ep1. I. TbeJ wn alrald tile 1'1111 Clllumn II lor )'OIItlll*" ' - aD4 broR Ill the dllbll IIIII Clllllllr7 but bllf ol them Mr. and Mrs. Jer- w Va D 0 &D'IA1' GIAPEVINI All Wf-z- are iroc!lllre. tr his ...._,._ It -·'"'- IraQ. evllll -~""' lel4 to aoother ol tbelr probleml IIIII plato llllllf cupbolrd), Tbelllt pt .,1 are 1101 yet IWIN lllallbtJ have ry Yalel and Shelly Chilli- Mr ~ Mrs. Ted HayDIIII. • -- -..._. tbllr lloubla IIIII full, Ill weot for bil loeded IUD. ll J'urlhormore tbllr llum• II _..... ... and Mn Herbertld Columblll. · ware vlsi"•• M and lilly illttrJ, but Mayor ble rlth lhl bllkllub, or lhl 11»11 ...,...P 1'11111 thll bave with the l'tlt o1 Bllea Belp can't flllltlllbtr tbl ttma rve IDmallrl8 falllr thaD 1111 rate '""""• ""· • """ r. bal a blllttr thaD IIIUII · bal~lub 11 •1'!!1'11 bil driM- been llkiDI p11ee arouJJd IIIJ8ho but been tbrealtlled wllh 11, and 1 11 1 1111 populatiDa Swan, Mr. and Mn. Haro Mrl. Joe BilleD. Clly Onal II llebeduled to at. 1111 J'rledl !'IIIIJ ar•'l aauab'J .. , 'llltre wu - -r1oo1 118111111 don't count t1Je timet be'a a11po ol !Mule In • Bolter, Mr. and Mn. Lewll Linda Larkins, Kathy ChJI. laDd btl WlddiDc to BlriNn blll8 c&ltJ 1111111 lbiJ ....... adwn.l II Olldlne lbl ~ se q pet1 me GWJid or cboUd me Dllbelel II 1 cll.oturballee Ia ZdpU, Rev· Freelllld Norris cheoter, Martin Osborn and 011 • CI~ ... 'IIIII lllede !rom tbal two lltrlallve flmalt olat- Diehl wbl!ll 1iJ1pr1 Tom b1fGre tiiiiDc me be1llhoot me tbl bocly'a Internal c:helnlltry IIIII Emmett Stetbem. vid Smith m atl.l!ndlng the lliiitloi 'Jid Encland bal II !bat tr1 (both retpldlbly tiiiiTied) and Miry Wtlllpt up anti frill· ~ AIPd ~~~~u.: IIIII dale. !bat lelda to bJi11 Ieveii ol glp. Vllltlnfl Rev. IIIII Mn. W. It Eutem Band Camp II Ripley. IOdetJ t1ten bu clearly IJrok. mltht Ill tiPICIIDI blblll. Ira led 10 v1o1tt111y lbat everyoae Help Vtllbll ~. ~!__Wt ~_three't ... ~. hl'll ~el ~c~•·blood.~poilllllllt W!._e_. ~ WN~~e Slethem 11 .,......_ -""1•• 1,~11andRae .._...,.. 1 ....,. •IIIIo two ellquet -the PriDca .IIIII !bat boOI bMt•tiN baH else look to tbe lldellllel. JI'IJb. """ .- .,... ,.,. _....., ..,.,.... .,....,..,.. f:blllp Ill aDd the Prtncaaa put 011 wellht and bave 1» me 1GB pboloiJ'Ipher Jerry Sdla.tz. GOOD AND 'l'IIB BAD eome lfllr me lnd ldD me - 11111 IUCil apllll over lhroulb Lois Leonard, several daya witb Smltb. llrpnt 111. ADd seldom tbt """"nly 10 matroat,.looldll .. bfrl, wbo bappad to be Helm: or, mil WWR, ~II our 1011. lbe Jddneya Into tile uriJtt. tftlll do IIIUI ... Oat ol the A ' - ICiar an eldtrly pnl, eat, IJ'Ibbed his camera I'm ., llredy::.. ~ :;' ~ ~ There an two distinct 1ype1 , _ why poUca baVIn'l beetl hllbly.tboucbt o1 - II lhoul to took pbotol lor pcllftrlly · · . · · 1 would wr111 )'011 111111 lbol tile ll&lU out ol our bouet o1 dlabelel. Juvealle dlsbrtel llllt to aet a eltar vmtoa ol be ualoldld bJ biJ much YOIIIII- Bob lfopt'1 !alai fllclrtr, you about JPIDI. wbla be wun't evlll drunk. 1 deve,. before the qe rliJ Ill Mn. Allee Cl'lmmllll' llorJ ol tr wlfa. Sbt'a bien Milne a. Tab Sweda!,'' Is bll lOth. ,_ •-• _.._ I ........ wba 1 1b1 111011 lilt dl&bt her two ehl1clrtn wtrt Giber fellow ... ~ JIIUIII hut- flllllbed 11 on ldl 1111 ~· 1 mat lllf " " - """" toot the blby IIIII PD • mlll !,;!WWI!II are or ...._ .._. IJ lnd we wen llllll'led to tbl MlfUt IJe!chbon. part utldenretpt. Tbe paocrelll from ber apertmeat IIIII Ia 1 receal bltdllned dl· yean 1111r, at . , . 11111111 I'm lfriJd to Uve bert IIIII 111 111e1e dlabellel produet1 Ut,llll'lt.d ol lbal 8VIfY 111111 tbt Ytml C8ll II bolplllllzed u 1 Prodwr Jeck BIK"ID Evll')'oae told UJ It would lfrald to leave. I've tauPt our tie or DO IDiuiiD ud loject.kllll '"" en quelllaD her, abe be- IWIII of bll nenuua brut1111. little .._ that when there'I of tJu. bOI'IIICIIII liWII bl glveo 10 I!PIII u. lalata .. . dolrll. Chuml thlllll: hll 111rUf- Hlktac • :rounc man fllr bad •-· ..... baul ~, .... • at N• • • •· .... '""··e ed wife •·-'t ev- ,__ a"-d rolt ollhe lite""-' Ia bll mill!- But we • -• - a trauble wltb bll fatber to nm to control tbl dlseoae. '"" new n • ...... _, •u ....... ...... ..- u . . would ralll 0111' ciJIId. u flit u he can and doD 'I oral llllidlabeta druls Itt of I· Dualll B. GraveUne, the bil condllloo. 8bt II VII}' kiDd. ca~ "L' .tie World, Kello." Qual. bandit our maaey IIIII whll locit back. ADd doil'l ltD me 110 avaD. 11qu1a11oc the lnluliD ulronlul whoA wlfa l'tlll,y aad would Ill borrlflecL Ulcatlolll : He mull look Uke upeded Ia 11ft. We lalbd to ban blm "put awa7." Wbal doaJe lt very dlfllcult Ill tbese ID1 bba tbe -kl bJ flll'll for PIUI Newman and 11111 two malare people, 1101 ltlo dJuee would I han pt'IIVIq per10111 becallll tbl IDiuiiD deillY~ ~ cba.rJID& tbal he Lood011 Lee, the )'011111 come. ,a kfda, We had • chun:b 111J1b1n1 when 1111 motber mand even on a carelully cab:uo 1111 a 111111 ol "vlolttlt IIIII ltJ)o dlan wba btara 1 IIIII'Qd ,.. VIc OaJDDDe. 011• J 1 and I wondlrful bcmey· IWUI'I he'a fine - except for tated diet, 11 apt to lluctuato COURT ST., POMEROY IIIWtrlllble DU1bun1a o1 tem- eembllnce to Jerry Lewil wUI BODY wbo lookl Ute Paul yaar later our 1011 wll a "•IIIDI wlfe1 ADd If be from day to day. About2G per I*'·" Oar Ia IIJICI an bt ecreenlelled In HouYwood IIIIJIIIDp lllte Vlt Damootl ... were nleued - theD be raaHy eent of dlabellcl are of IIIII llllllllJ IUCh aplladld eumplll for a role Ill ao upcomq JAw. Johu Gav~ and hll Clcely Tbtll I few IIIDIIIhl llfllr lhll WOt1LD ldD UJI -NO HOPE type I of equWbrlum Uldlr ell clr· Is movlf. Jerry oeedl a cJne. frlendl It 1 all over 8 husblnd wu near!J kDied Deu No Hope • 1 dlvOJ'Cf · · · Cllllllltlnca !bat tbt brill at melle ........_ v plan to aeek hll Job. He ·wu Dill deatb You -·• ....... ...... ....... In tbl rer tbl dlltue devel· )'OIIIIIer """''"' • . . IllI0 "F11 ""t of the "hc•ltn. ...,. r•v•• •¥- .......NAIA In bouDd to Ill upset pn Melder II planiiiiiJ 1o opa aeq~,tne. ' . several daYt. Tbe acdcleDI wllh tb1 evlcleoce: your bru1u1 OPI over 40. '!'bell dlsbellcl .._., llr ~ dlveklpmeaL The quea- a Manhattan bistro called '"11ta nla, In which famed •tuot so severe It left blm per- the loaded IUD. tbl lhol • aut ere uaually overweipt. Moot of t1on Is, wUI they ael on Mra. Haunted House." 11 would fA. pilot Paul Mantz waa bUndld. I wu lt IJChla. ADd )'Oti'YI 110 cbolcl but tllem could control tbllr dJI.. Oravelllll'a alleplloa or bllllve ture waltera drilled 11 liiCJIIo wh., hla plane eracQd up two wltb • )'Otllll bllocl to •len papera lbat w111 11r1q eue by br1Jteto1 tbelr weJchl lllllr on lata clvea to all 1po alen and - weU, Jl you feel wetb 11o, witt be refilmed • tiny baby - but 1 1001' huabllld the PIJehlltrlc down to IIOI'IIL8I aod adheriDC to pllcanta1 ... Xaely Smlth jotJio atroo1 IIIOIJCil, 80 rlpt abeld another darlni maa In another ao •ery, very fbaotlut - can be MtiST HAVE.- A fGIId ID adequate, b•la"'*' diet w1tb lei tbl Sybil Blll'loll lfOUP cl . . . Mon than 400 aot1 _ Caatro elrcrarl I loved 'J'Y hluband IIIII be motblr'1 WGI'd -·t override a pracrlbed proporaiiDP of car· ladln - a very fllhklllable 0111 reblll .bave auccaedld IJIIJIIIk" 81 alive· I 1111111 lat. To IIVI IJirM bobydrati, proteiD aD4 fal For - when 111 married u., .... lng Into Cubll, pgl bolh the u. 1'hl Cont4rd DIIY DIVIf 111 I went to wort IIIII my hill> llvea, report IIIII to tbe .MepiiJ 10me unkaown re&IOil 111011 of old Albert Boweo. Obvloully 8. a&YII blDckldt 111111 Caatro'a tha 111111, Simone Slflllllr8lll&owent to ICbool for 1111 Htlitb A«eacy· or yotD' Coual)r tbese peraons IIDd It llmolllmKael)o blcalilt tired of mlddllo OWII COIIIIII patroll. 'l'llly bavt In( up thaN to rallx for 1 In blind, when Ill llll'llld Bl'lllle Helltb IIIII Welflre alfJee Jm. poulble to do thl. Alfllou&b Ill' 1 trade. 'l'hrouib the Grace llledlately. I bapt they'D oller aullD may help U.. dlabela qed ~hapa. lnd decided to 111 joined the rebel forc:ft elready dl)'l !rom ber "Ship c1 Fooll" ''I do" to a lad who only • ftw filbllaa Caatro'a men 1n thl ballyllool.at _ IDd unllkt JIM)II ~nev: :::, com- )'VII proteellon .... ADd I HOPE they m uauaUy aot tepeodllll WMb IIO Wll l'lprded II I CubiD IIIOIUitalaa ... Dana W)'ll- of 11M allrl Hill ~t tile I t cap. It they C8ll find I eure fDr tbl alct oli II. Tbey are bell ,ted bJ Ill'· 1 lftloua outlot ol NIIIC)I 81natra ter II brelthiJI& 1 llJh d Nllef. lUI o1 the CatUIU., alta ~to blm IIIII boy you IIIIITied to eiCBPI ID f' antldlabelle di'uiJ. Jr. Her doctor pve bar 1 clean rlqlllll IDJ' !piCial : ' 1 1111 ~O:ClOIIII llllhappy home. -H. In lbil type o1 dlabllll lroldny OUtlaiD& Game: A bill ot health, after 1 lonl per· Her quote wu: •No _. w wort !bert .Is e deflDlte lundltary 1 lltilld comedian (not Georgie 1od of lllllety ... Author Wll· 111 10 caviar )1111 11" b:: ~~ 'fte Aha•ae factor. '1'111 1111111 ltlfPI'IIIq From tile nome mott honored In dlamonda ~.­ J-D II CIIT)'IIIJ on 1 wild llam Alber would like U o 1 ro:,m encqh io hlnl claucllt.a Now CID' life 11 IIJ Valtld Prtu Iaterulloul lhiDc lboul U.. dlabellel II llriking newt In engagement ring dt~lgnl 011! affair with • le• euctl)o 80 Kirk to nturo ID Broadway In rllnooal" . . . PbyUII complete • Todl) II 'l'bureday. July •· tbt dlecvvery lbat lbl7 produce 10 alender tculpturn raitlng the diamond It JNfl hlalunlor ... A paternity a Dill play ol hlo, '"!'be Bo coterie think ber nut bUJband Helen Ova t.Hp marrlap lbe 210111 day ot 11M with dl ~ or man lbao D0r11111 utmo~t freedom, utmoat glory. Come, compartl. utlon .,.laat a ftmed ellara.. Bo." will be actor Wlnle Donovan .. wW Dever llld 111 dlvOI'CII OUr to lollow. IJI!OUIII· ol lo•~l• For aome Each otyle from $1 eo. ter wu quietly lllllld by a '1'111 IJ'OWD-UPI m bellnnln& Mm ()rlfftn 11111 be repreaeot- 1on IJ'OWI every 7.., 'l'hanb The 1110011 II lppi'Oieblnc lie u yet UDkDowD r111011 they A.CA-Al ....., ••r•t • • · ,.,..., Clrdtt tuM ~beck of fi,IIOO . . . One of the to robll. Tbe Boroup CouDcll ed on lbe da)'llme 1V wevet Jettloc lilt villi .rith lltal qollrflr. are 11111ble ellectlvely lo Ull I.IL\Pfl.aiJIT Ckcltt ,, •.• 111011 flmoua pllyera In modero of IUihllnd Park, N. J., juat aa 11111 11 aa his la!t Dlpl It you. '1'111 'JIOrllin& llln are Salura the IDiuiiD put out llr the Jllll' c. 10¥111 tllllll ............ ..... ....•• GtclllbD.• blaeball biltory baa beeo drink· c~~~~»lled the ouldoor rode 'D' allow, <01111 Autumn. He SUIIn end Jupller, crtU. tac lalt IDto tha nlpt at a very roll lhow whlell the ;.Jona Club NBC flollly ban si&Ded And thankl tor 0111 ot 1111 '1'111 "'Dina atera are v- Vllfortuaallly tbeH 11'1 tbe AI Men In ~ popular "laaldl" apot wbeoev· wu acb~uled to pmeDt for ID controcls lor his 11me letllrl I've ever ,.. and Mira. dlablllca wba lfl i11G11 llket,. lEVENTEEN, tr '1 tum II In town. Worried audleoc• of 15,000 the nJabt of "Let'o Play Poat Offlca.• -H. , _ boro loclar ara lllldar to aet auell . compllcltlclal u GLAMOUR, illllll lba l!tD of Leo. AlllerbD II!Jireile of 1111 toes, Dellritle ' \IOOUE Court St. Pomeroy lllo....mbef met 1 wrolt JOII 111..U• lloadl TlllkliiJioo wu ltld dam.,. to tha heart. kid- ~ lui that 1 bad louDd "'I'll• Dlllll Jooro 011 lbil day Ia • · 111!'1 and rett~a. It II be- -------"-AdCoMIJiooor· lllllll:'~ huaband" 1a 1111 Oa tbll dar ID blltGrJ: lllved that t t • ara due to the world (after 1 mllllklp eiiiJd. In 151111, QIMa Ell•belh I, ol lnooullo Ia the e • hood). I wu II IIIIo. 1r1 fNrtul Ill a 8plllllh IDvulou Of relhlr IbiD to aa ol fotD' Iller, IIIII my life 11 trJIIIIDd. lravtled to 'l'llburr to • · My "loflna" hue- lplr 011 ' - lroa!IL Unlll mon II learned about ID leu lbaa 1J1rM Ill 11M, tbt lint iDt1raat1oDaJ bow lo IDo!rtiN tile till ol the to • JaDtnuu.tllrowl boiiJc maldl toot piece w1111 1aau11111111111 blood or o- dlawboll Mothar blamed 1111 Brltilb ""•mplon JICk 8lldl 11111ca a redoubled elforl Dllllt btl tempara. lmrilq out Jeaa Ptllt a1 be made to reduet their wel&bl Bltvta ere wide enoup white-bearded aeameo COIIIrl- etrlklne llkl flaahll o f J1tb1. AI flnl he lUll broke wiDdowl l"riiiCI. a1111 cootrol lbelr clileue wltb WOMIN'I I bone and bv, but em pit to nmlnltce about aDCienl nlnJ, tato eallblllhmenll 1n the IIIII threw thlnp wbeD be .,t Ia !elf, 1 tuceeaaflll CODVII' dl • .r oral drup. Men effecIQIIIell tbrouch lhem at tht Jn. lleela. Oul on tbl city pier, vlllqe - whlla 0111 raataurant mad. <He'd 1e1 wild tv117 ullon ~ New Yori IDd lin IIepa 1111111 alao be tabn to credible apnd d flva mllu an deep 1ea fllhlnc bolla, 11111111 dllllllya 1 lkull 111 an lime enybody CI'OIIId him - Sao Frannllco htraldltlthe IIIII discover lhll dlleaH Ia Ill earllour. aloopa and IPIId bolla cry to and ruaty dlver'a belmeL OIICI I nfueed to Will for blm Alnerltan lri'IICODtltllnlll IIIIo 11at or predllbetla IIIII oWht" Old Wl-wiDcl bealtn hOUJea vlsltliiJ tourllla for ellarter Ill In a hot car In fnlal ot IIIIa b +tt. prev111t 11 from devlllopb!J. art buDdlld 10 cloleiJ Joietho erulaaa. llll1denll ol Provincetown \-1 Prfc., R... 5U9 • .lblt a alonllotlld from the At Ill# end ollht pier, peJ'dl. chained to lba 111 ud Ill One Eyelet 'ne's lrGIIt door of 01111 DIIY lend IJI ed etop lol 111111 dllylnc ocean They llldom WIDt to iiiVI. the Cllller of the frolll porch lldll, a lllloocl paekiiiJ piiDI I'll even llad It bard to P. F. Potture Foundatfoll 11111 dDGr. proct1111 tbt dilly catcb of loocl·by. 4 tlltoiJ 75 to 100 foot man- tuaa from paiiiHiblppetl ftlh. --IIQIIIII, dedlealed to 1111 PI!boJII lor alllpment 1o aU JOCIINIIY MEAt ll'ba wbo firat touohed ADlero1 tbl aallon. Men's Men'a k·a'a tbore Ia WO Juat a lew Crowda of lourllil look on 11 PttlltllkaD, a Cree lndlon butldred yarda IWiy, towm e· mUJCIHiound men chop beads W«d IIIUDin8 "jouroey raaal" bove the Iowa from 1 hlllllhll!h NaatJc 4GO to 1100 pound conaltled of lhiD aUces ol •-lookl Cape Cod aDd tb1 Atwltb uet, or ao lflzzlld blloo or veolsoa drlid Ia laallc Ocean for 1111111 and browned by the aun. lbea )IOUIIded to e powder, mUes, aun'a raya to the darkllm ot 1t110ned and blaoded witb ... • •• 12 lin '1'1111 Is Provtaoeton (Jnoar. 'lhol polllh, tlll1oad their alllpe ual peril cl melllcl fel IIIII COLORS1 WILD CHERRY, AMIRUSH, GRHN, 6 to 12 pr. porlled In 1711) llllel 1 waa· of macklrtl, cod, tuna, IIIII packed til raw hide bap, ~ lhered IJcn lboVI 1111 elly eourl- eotllllleu otblr fllh. cordlni to the BllcyelGpaedll Valuee to $9.95 boula. Whit. 111 &uJil circle the pier, Brlllnolc1. 'lqnatlld Into the tip of CaPI Valun To $12.99 Oth1r Styl11 $7.81 Cod'• loopiiiJ bend out Into the Atlanllo, Provlnoetown II II· 8lle 8-18 111011 1111 loland. lll'lllllnded lilt MATCHING of plelufll ol lhl old llOUIIIry MINI townl aCI'OII the 1111. II II Ill FABRIC lllll*llormlly . _ Ill Ntw Eqland II II tbe ,.aat quaint llld dliftnlll Of .U Cape towaa Short Sleeve and % Sleeve 11111 I would fliiiUre to 111111 SUp Over, Cardlran, Zip Front - d all New a:a,Jand. GROUP DRIP DRY MATEIIALS Sucl1 u Ill aatural bleuiY Populer ltylte 15" - Vel. to 1.49 ycl. 19c tbal blllldredl of 11'11111 flocll II! JbGrn tVII')' )'llf to paint Save On &very Pelr ' AINIL JIRSEY lmprtnlona ollt. olllll • · old lllhermtn, 1111111 dutlll and ...uler 1.39 - - - - - yd. 89c eountluo other 1011111 wllldl Women's · Men's & loyt' TIRRY QOTH 111ch the fanq ol 111t1r mr •elchful eyn. 4JN- Rlf. 1.19 - - - - - yd. lfc Solidi and Strip" Donlowa Pmlaellowa, If a dlltlnctloo CID bl madl blo TAILI OP RIMNANTI 'WNn tbt ruldlntlll IDd bullllua ollack PRICID IY THE PIECI lin Ifill, II a 1i1M1 cl UJ1o 4tol0 tWhlta counllhlt art 1111....,, portrlll Dtnlm•, S..nuclcer, Glngh•m• _ yd. 69c paiDierl' altopa, eea.tood fifo taurlllll, lllllque altope, lnd Anortmlnt of 100% O.cron Prlnta Mlny ltylae To 2 PR. $5.00 Ita equlJ11111111 eurlot. 451. - l~tuler 2.49 yd. 1.19 An 011ldoor call, wltb Ill blr· llua II to Big 12 rei '"II and llrlplll IIIIIIIIJ, bordlrt the ton 1f11r1 wltb Voice of Broadway ••• reporting HELDI HELP US! w.,.. SAYS Society News . : ·HOFFMAN REUNION obUdreu Breut and Barbara, The amual llolfmao Mrs Gerald Clllril and child· ..was held at tbe Union ren. G•rry . RanG)I, and Patty, . Oround near New Haven Mr. an~ Mrs. Dorwin Clark and 'llunday with a picnic dinner Jonl, Julie and JeD,·IIed at noon. Collier and children . Gilt~ were presented to and Mr. and Mro. Clark and clllldren, Loo ' following : Oldest man Ed Hollman, 82 years or age; rl and Rusty, Mr. and Mrs. Ol~••t lad~ present - Sarah Carl " lark and daughter, LinHollman, 78 years ol age the da, Wayne and Erma Jones, youngest child - Kaye Leach, Norris 3nd Rogel Bumaamer, · daught.r of Mr. and Mrs. Velma Clark and children, Jamea Leach, 11 months; larg· Mark and Martba, Mr. and est faMily present - Mr. Mrs Dallas Gibb>o and children, ond Mrs Stanley Staats with Denver and anice, Sandra SUMMER TOYS .... llv• ell;tdren present ; the (ami· Long •nd children, Timothy Garden sets, pails, sprinkling cane, lawn mowel'l, .• I) traveling the farthest - Mr. and L.. o. Irene Justis, Mr. etc., to keep the kids amused and happy. ' and Mrs Ray Thomas from and Mr• Raymond Roilsh and Waynesboro, Virginia ; the chil~ren, Joice, Janey and Jer· PICNIC SUPPUES FOR ALL OCCASIONS.. youngest couple present with ry ""'' visitor, Mrs. Thelma Paper plates, napkins, lorks, spoons, etc. EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, ·cloildr•n - Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Capehart. SWIMMING Staats MO.iE ROUSII REUNION WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY ACCESSORIES Officers of the past year were The descendants of Moso .retained - John Hoilman, pres- aouoh will bold their ann u a I WILL MANAGE CATALOG STORE - Mr. and ' Goggles, masks, ear Price lncludM Cole !dent; Gertrude Roush, vice reunion on Sundoy, Aug. 10, at Carnell Vance, Middleport, wlll manage the new Montplugo, nose clips, fins, Slaw, French Frill pre•ident ; Nora Staats. ''.""'"· the Un1on Camp Ground. two gomery·Ward Catalog Store which opened ~t 203. Third snorkels, inflated beacb .. tary • lreasurer The· pres1denl mil"" ~ack <'! New Haven, W. Ave. today in Gallipolis. Mr. Vance, a secunty off1cet at Bread anti!CoHH balls, rings, rafts,.etc. appointed the following comrntt. Va Tiley will begin with a the Gallipolis State Institute, will continue to resld!! In tee lor the reumon next year: basket dinner at 12:30 DST. the Bend community for the time being. His wife if for· FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY $1.39 G~ound committee - Bernard Games with prizes awarded and mer manager of another Gallipolis cat~ log . store. The L1evlng, ch. ,. Bruce Staats and a program wll1 follow. Gerry Vancea have three children Carneil Jr. asst&tant man. R•ggiP '11\rl: Chair Committee Gibbs 1s president and Evelyn ager of Evans Supermarkets, Inc., in R~venswood, Har· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- Edwin Jewell, ch., J 1m os secretary. old a member of the U. S. Army in Germany and· Larry, r. '.J , • , ., • •• , ,- •• Roush and Friend Gibbs: KIRBY • GU.LAND vows a s~nior at Middleport ·High school. ' cre•tiol. Committee - Carolyn The New Haven Methodist pOMEROY WY 2-3498 POMEROY, 0. Lieving. ch., Georgia Churell was the scene ol the w -ed-;-;:di-ng-of-;-;:M;;:ISA:::-;;B;::re:::nd:;:a:-:Ku:a;;y;"lKJin.<rb~y-:.,:::nd.-;;;M;;r.1 Lar:;;;:rr;;;y-·-· ;B>IJa;.;;;;ine Bonnie Staal• and Mary man. The reunion next will be held at the Grounds on the third Sunday of , .July. Atte.nding this year were Mr. and Mrs Bernard Lieving, Sr. and rarolyn, Paul Hesson, Mr. Jnd Mrs John Hollman, Kay •nd f'1ristine , Mr. and Mrs. Ra} T""rnas, Monte and Judy , Calvin Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. Fred oiolfman. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hoffman, George, Conlie and Debbie Hoffman, Mr. and Mrs. James Rickard, and Linda Mr and Mrs. Thomas Lie vin~ Robin and Kenny, Ma· TWICE EACH YEAR COMES A STOREWIDE CLEARANCE WITH COMPELLING VALUES AND ·y Rickard . Velma Rickard, . rs Letha Lieving, Mrs. Mae WIDEST SELECTIIN OF SUPEROR QUALITY MERCHANDISE. TOMORROW STARTS ONE OP oward, Rosanna Roush, Lily THOSE EVENTS. ' YOU'VE NEVER SEEN ASTOR E SO FULL OF FINE FURNITURE AT SUCH AF· ·Kaylor Carolyn Kaylor, Mr and Mrs. John Milhoan, Alan FORDABLE PRICES. WE BELIEVE YOU'LL BE THRILLED BY THE MAG- ' and Terry Milhoan, Mr. and NITUDE OF THIS SALE. SELDOM WILl YOU BE ABLE TO CHOOSE Mrs James Leach and Kaye, FROM SUCH FAMOUS NAMES AS: Mrs. Herschel Thomas and Charie• Mr . and Mrs. Coe Rick· KLING, FLEXSTEEL, WILLIAMS, LA-Z·BOY, UNITED .rd, '>11 and Mrs. Reuben Ric· HEYWQOb WAKEIFED, PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE, WAS NOW kard. vicki Ann Rickard, Mr. HERITAGE, .SROYHILL, HAMMARY, LINEAGE, KENT md Mrs: Wade Jeflers, Mrs. • Barrel back, blue green tweed _ $99 $66 James M~Crady, Jean and Joan ,. COFFEE. , FREE PARKING RIGHT IN FRONT, McCrady · Mr. and Mrs. Marion •P•ir, modern wood arm, red nylon $39 $29 WAS NOW CONVENIENT TERMS ~oush, ~y.,;~, Brenda and Con-. ' •Classic;•fl~l print, moss & .. .., $'129 niP Rn,osh Mrs. Leo Gibbs, Del> . NO CHARCE FOR DELIVERY WITHIN TOO MitES e Modern, 4-cushion, avocado, ~a. Sandra, Tommy and Larry eHi back lounge chair, charbrown $99 $58 . Gibt.s Mr. and Mrs. Stanley $133 tufted back $219 eQueen Anne, It, rose brocade _ $159 $88 Staats. Beverly, Glenna, Karen, ' Max and Carol Staats, Mrs. Ll· Lineage Love Sltt, quilted •Man's Lounge, down filled, cocoa $189 133 ly Kelvington, Linda and Ralph $144 print, bronze &green _ _ $259 Kelvlngton, Mr. and Mrs. DenWAS NOW tModem brown twHd, Flex. _ $139 110 · · cil Hoffman and Wendy, Ellen • Early American, pillow arm, eFoldlng Rocken, alum. grMn & while _ _ $ 8.95 $ 5.37 tContemporary Lounge, mint green 159 121 } Layne Paula K. Layne, Mrs. $292 quilted pheasant, gold $395 8 Folding Chaira, alum. pumpkin $ 9.95 $ 6.60 Ottie Roush. Bobby Roush, Mr. $119 $44 ,.,\! • Hi beck modern, blue and M,.,.. Paul Kemp, Jeanne I Folding Chain, elum. coral $12.95 $ 7.00 eltalian 8.0" Sofa, wood trim, • Black Oriental, red print cover _ $129 . $77 and Jenniler Kemp, Mr. and eFolcli"ll Chal11 Lounge,grHn & white $10.95 $ 6.88 $188 Mrs Leo Dick, Mike and Den· classic green-gold cover _ $359 tTub Chair, gay print, red $49 $33 eFoldlng Padded Chair, ytllow $12.95 lse Dkk, Mrs. Freda Hart, D. $ 7.00 · • Flexsteel Contemporary Sofa, ePillow beck lounge, blue twHd $159 $88 E Aller: Mrs. T. Be r t e Chel~ Lounll', white or coral $17.95 $10.S8 Rouah, John Bumgarner, Mrs. $310 crescent front, green-gold $459 eBroyhill, wood trim, blue print _ $97 $33 : e Rldwood & alum. Folding Chai" $26.50 $17.88 Edwin Jewell, Mr. and Mrs. James Moses, Kathryn, Warren oRIIlweod & alum. Foldl"ll Chain $IUS $ 7.88 · • Modarn Pillow Beck, plain 1nd Rulh Moses, Mrs. James !Also Solid Redwood Group Rtductd) deep gold cover _ _ _ $239 $144 l!art, Alan, Jayne and Brent Hart Mr. and Mni. Earl Hoff· • 2 Pc. Suite, Modern, sturdy ·man and Edna, Mr. and Mrs. ePatchwork by Maxwell Royal _ $169 $197 I.._ _ beige houndstooth conr _ $318 ·Roy H~flman, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bumgardner, • Large Wing, charbrown tweed _ $129 $66 Vicki Linda and Eric Burngat~d· ·! I e90" Modern Sofa, pillow back, WAS NOW • Ladies Rocker, rust tweed $69 $44 ner. Ed Hollman, Mr. and $218 Pumpkin covering $329 Mrs Bruce Slaats, Jelfie and eFr~ch Prov. BuH•t in Cherry _ _ _ $119 $77 eEarl Amer. Print, red, gold $79 $44 Christl Slaats, Mr. and Mrs. • Flexsteel Lukury Lounge, gold eBR'OYHILL PSAGA", walnut. Drop leaf Harold Zerkle, Ronnie and Be• Big Comfortable, tangerine vinyl $89 $58 . $322 nylon, our beat $429 Uncia Zerkle, Mr. and Mr&. Har· table 40'',·x 60'' anclextends to ,96" long • Berkline Swivel, gold nylon _ $69 $38 .· r} StaPts, Bonnie' and Bernita e96" California Modern Sofa, Six. chai ...r china . $432 332 taats '· tBiack Nangahide with ottoman $179 133 $144 . ROUSH REI.iNION i chai'brown ,heavy texture - $249 • Spanish Qek, round table, four The annual reuolbn.of the laie • Lo-back rocker, nylon, gold $5.4 $44 ePlUow Blck Sofa by Llnaege, key and Alma Roush wai held I chain, ~~ ~utch - - - - - - - $445 369 n July 25th at the B1:011d Run $199 vibr•nt lim~ green $349 • KLING solid maple, 1reciangular huol house. Allendlni were 70. f the 102 members of the lam- ~ • Qui~ Lurury Sofa, tabla, 6 chain, extra large china _ _ $715 544 and one vis! lor: Elghl ol ,- blue gl'lln print _ __ $197· $395 ·~------------------•11ARV~J .J:A~E, solid maple $84 $64 family ol nine children wen1 il eHey~od Wakefield Maple _ $69 $31 sent. one member, Eunice ··I!.EACO~(,aENC~, solid maple $34 • Spanish, black & white $27 rt was unable to attenc(Jit. ;·• e .Piatform, vinyl, beige, choc. _ $49 $33 ' . . .$m ' use of Dlness. ' · prh1t, spindle arms---· $U9 ' .. • Hi style, modern, platinum _ _ $99 ' picnic dinner was enjoyed $66 t . a 1be noon boor. The after· . '• i·· etecliner brown nylon - - - - $99 $66 ~ n was spent on singing, con. !Ji. . t v ' t' . , .. ·· I for the children, drawings , ; '''" j WAS NOW fo prizes were won by Dallae .~ ., I ~-------~ · ------~ e:,;,~, group .- We t;~Yf, Gi bs. Stevie Roush, DorIs WAS NOW Ll lng and Beverly Bums. IJI ·. .. .ice top11 2 end tab~s, one coHH _ $)3 $47 ~------------------~ ad ltlb~ t ilft was bought for I. WAS ·Now ' i rtty •~l(nd coH .. t.:~ ' !I oi the ;lljne ·eblldren /he Roush ' 'amily. Desk, oolld oak, 4 drawer $ 79 ' f 5t ' $8 Those in attendance were : Desk, walnut, 7 drawer $ 59 $ 39 . Fried~ }lenty, · Mn. / Georae : $5.. $318 Desk, maplt, 4 drewer $ 49 . J 31 ·' daugl)tert, Beverly. $39 $26 Decorator Chtet, bleck, m.ttpla Ml's. Otha $119 · $ .61 '• Stc:retery, riel & whlto, Eerly Amer. _ $229 ,., $121 · ·,'fl'-~"J Unflnilhlcl Chill Of Drewen $ 19 . 5 ,..,,.1., ' ~ ,_) .' ~ Calli.,..., wtlllu.t ----..--""'- w...- 111 111 8 =.7.! ':e SUMMER SALE On Entire Stock Dresses SPRING COATS SALE, $10.00 Phillips Sisters Style Shop Crow'sSteak House Sale Starts Friday 9 A.M. Items· Subject to prior Sale ......llltltt.,,. ...... ....• Goessler Jewelry Store ..... Tops···· -l -8·'' 95 $9~· .. .,....... . . . oJIS. pr. ' l'lltiT QUALITY ....... IIOULAI 2l' , ,., C:.ltlflell Ollltlllln Singer S.lea & Service . W'f 2·2214 POMMOY McCell'a Patterns 115 W. SIC~. OHIO ,!,; "All CONDITIONID" MIDQ~,O. 225 NO. ' ,. MIDDLIItOIT ' ' ____ ... I ROUSH'S.SHOE STORE IICOND '. ........... ..........,,,. ' ~ \i I ..2 ,' ~. , ODDS & ENDS IASKmAU OXF. •' l TABLES ·~,,.. ,J... ,eo·~OM c-.,,.... The F•brie Shop nt ROCKERS Henley Shirts 3.95 LOAFERS I 1 OXFORDS- LOAFERS SKIRTS • · S.9S LAWN FURNITURE D_IN_IN_G_RO_O_M_..:.__ I" WORK lOOTS $5.88-$7.88-~.88 I SWIVEL ROCKERS SLACKS· •• ss.9S · UER r·.·.-~<: SAVE 10% TO 50% ON FINE FURNITURE AND ACCESSORIES e 8. F. GOODRICH CANVAS'OXFORDS .... f SOFAS Month-End-Sale 6" WORK SHOES ~, CHAIRS • . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .J 1 BEN FRANKLIN S·IC ANN; ~UAL AUGUST FURNITURE = Rail's Ramblings S·IO ·D;y Slide, !M'IItl ,nieple · -,~,:---:-:~·.. ~.'!"' . ,.. . ·. . , _..I ·'1. ~- .. r"' . ,. .)$' , . ·t r �" ,I ":,· ...:.t ~: _, --~ ~ . . . ........... ·\ lf ....... .. . . . . . . . lJ, - ,· I.tallation LBeidhy 'Ugion Units Henry Fruth Mason Mother's Bill Cook, Victor and Timmy, Mr. and Mrl. Leater Zerkle, Mason Women !drs. Eddie Ry111, Rill, Mike Jamu, and bolt and 8 Dies 1'ednesda Club Members and leis, Mr. and Mn. Llevlq and Attend Council MASOM - Mas011 area peopY cbJldreD, Sheila, Jddy, JIJI!e, le are oraamzJng Eattern Enj.ONJ Cookout· Mike and 11utan. lnSt .Aibans .Star :JIIpter. rour meet1np Jn 1:'-}•-L..A fOi1tt l'l.aAIAin' _ Til bave been held. Mrl. Ra)'molld W IIIIWWt Marriage 0f A111erk!aa lAelon Pott 2S Wortme, Worthy Ma!Nn, 11u MASON - ldr· and lrln. Ray1W0H leYal t.lasOii Ill Ad"J lllld ap[MIIDIId tbe tollowbJc officera Pl'. P'r14MNT mond Lievlng entertained the CvUrlty women ~ tbe a& of of!1oln It at join& to lll'fe until a ebarter 11u Frbth 74 of 2423 Muau Moliler'• Club members D gh • 111111 bnlh e• 11J1i1br1 Of tile this lfeelr Ill the Legion ell'lled by the chapter: Bl\11.: dltd Wedn-.day at and their families and guests au ter IS 11'at Vtqlnla BomeJ>emoaslt'*w~ Patrvn, Marlon Lltcb. ' · m. In CniYtrlley with a cooli:oul at !heir hllllle 111111 {'rmldl on Tuetdey at the s:;~ ! : e r :;lleld, Auae. Mllron, Gamet C..lumbus, Ohio, aft~ Ill West Columbia Wednesday Announced st. Andrtwt Qlurcb In St. AJ. Tibbs, lourtb diltltd'I'I!o!D- BUrdette; Amc. Patron, 0. months Illness. evening. bans. W. Va. Eastern Star Chapter being Organized ·'1 111 1101111!-1 8 88 . car Casto; Conductr• A, EJeau. Mr -.... Attending were Mrs. Johnny FollowiDe the area meeU: Assoc. Cond., Mary Jeon ~hllll · · ,._ WM 1 lllll_... wJil·~ · 111 u.to and Liwlt, Mlb ed Dale; Mr. and MASON - Mr. and Mtl. In ·~· u"' munwtll "" wu at1 ldrs M aret Me~~'•Thabet; La Vera w. Va. 111 - m Mn. Don Cook and cblldren, Tasver Hotehar ot 91J 'J'Irl! 81., lfllded bJ I!OU!IIy presldenll, •··talled. arAUXIg'llary p-=:ide-•DI y ~ 11111 1a MDlb 1 11111 o1 Donaette George and Marilyn· Point Pleasant are announcing ana l'<'pmentattvea, and Hollie uw ·eager; Treasurer, !,Jaxine AJd. ' ' Mr ' ' the marriage ot their dausbter Demo!lllraUon Agents Mlsa Mary Ann Platt, Patker!lhlll'li.llidae: Organist, Lucille Swact· ~P'ruthffeary and Kall!tJI Mr. ~..W:!-·KJamW~ls JarreDebn, Patrtc1a Ann to Jolm EUzabeth DePaulo Head Start 4th dlllrtcl pl'elldent. bamer·• Adah Treaaurer Shelma er • . mno. ay I SOD, . M·n- I J' I d ··--'' for• --·of ·~"-· -J ' bie and Jan· Mrs Charles ...,..rue' r., son o Mr. an •-w•wDI uu""' ..., .,..•• Other officers of Post 23 I'R'01u111 ths;Zelma • uue .Litchfield; SMvlvlnc -.re ldl wife, Mar· Yeager, Sally and ·Martie; Mr. Mrs Jolm L. MeDanlel, Sr. of emor. li:conomlc ~ly Astalled wm Roy Scbultz, Nelr' C Kaylor, Eslller, JOrie; three daughters, MlBs and Mrs Fred Thahet Susan \!asoo gency spoke on The Head commander; Dell Pllub, •e r';sto; Martha, Joy Kore- Kathryn Fnlth ot and Jenn), Lou and guests Guy- The ceremony was per!OI'JII- Stott Prosram Ill Welt VIrtan! and ~~er\'lce officer ~ ~· Lois Bumgarner; Mrs. Walter Crooks, Ia Roush· Dr and Mrs Thomas ~on Saturday, July 24th at tha l!lnia" Thomas, Jr., cbaplala; c. and ~ ol Jane Workman, ~lllrt, Ohio; Mn. Loull MeGowan ~ cbilre~ Kay home of tha bride's brother, Attending from the Bend area Redman, hlslorlan; Steve The IIDe~ 111111 Fo~man. Pt. P!.asant; OIH' sou, Jack CeUne and Tom and' gueslll' Reverend George Hoschar, were Mrs. Harry Staats, Mrf. Amlrieanism officer omcen wiD be mstalled Frutb, Pt. Pleasant; two Peggy Holmer and Joe Na le.' Point PleaBant John lotanhall, New Haven; Wartenbura, judge ' July 31 at 1:10 p. m. 'll.l'll Joe Loomm and Mia Hel· Mr. and Mrs. Nolan sw!ck· The bride wore a blue sult Mrs. Dorothy Cartwright, Ma&and GeDe Crow, finance olflcer. en Fruth, bolb ot ft: Ploaalllt; and Charlle and gueat, with wblte accessories and Clll' on; Mra. VIrgil Burri!, Sr., Other AwlllllrY oflkers iJJslal. one br~ther. Carl (Mike) Fruth, Mrs. Willis McMurray; llr. rted a white Bible and bridal Point l'lellnnt;, Mrs. Melcolm led were lllrs. -W. S. Waldie, Pt. Pleasant: 10 grandcldldren and Mrs. Eddie Rickard Vicky bouquet of white c:amalions. Saundm, Jerry 8 Run Road, flrsl vice president; Mrs. and two great srandchildrell. and Eddie, Jr. and gues~ Elsie Members of both famlUes at.. Point Plqlllt; Mrs. Ray Crank Ill Flmeral service wiD be beld Lee Walker; Mrs. Danny Yonk· t..nd<'<l Mrs Ed McCulloch, Mrs. A. E. WllfiiDc, IMICOtlll m IC Saturd ·Y at 2 p.m. Ill evln and Kent· Mr and She graduated from Point 'lommers, Mrs. c. E. Erwin ~ 'nlomu, Crow • Hllli8ell Funeral Home &frs. Mel Clark and Ba~bara; Pleasant Ingb School Class of and Mr•. Charles Sommer, South belle atreuurer; with the Rev. C. 8. Mr. and Mrs. George Bums 1962 and ~he groom attended side W Va. 11armoa, ' cbaplai!l; aJf 00 officiating. Friends may call and Cheryl; Mr. and Mrt. Wahama High School and was - - - - - - - - VIckerl, : : : • : :t~ arms. at th• funeral borne after 1 p. James ~ehl and Jo Ellen· Mrs 'leparated from the U. S. Army the office of the Circuit Clerk. PT. PLEASANT - Lowell m. Thursday. Mary Berry and lueota' Mr. recent!~. The newlyweds are re- Tbe IICtion Is lllyled tile Town presldeDI of the Mas 0 n and Ml'l Sam Hoffman and ~ qiding at the home of hia par- of New Haven vs. James Sayre, leouniv Fair board, has anry Lynn; Mr. and Mrs. Lester ents. in Mason. New Haveft: Sayre ha~ appealcommander of the Post ... ... r.m; $2 Season r• kets for ·= F• Sale Stork Shower Is Given lor r' Mrs. Spradll·ng !nou:nced that season tickets to ASK TO WED Johnson· Mr and M w·n· ed the findmgs of a JUStice of fair ara now on eale and Dudd1n 'Li · d R ~ ;.,;" peace court, who fouad In favor he purehased for t2 for tile PT. PLEASANT. • sa Ill a y; . ACJ'ION FILED ' .of the plaintiff who charg·· , d L I ha •·•· and &ln. J&mel Proffitt, Ter· Pl'. PLEASANT - A clvll jed Sayre owed ... penally .our • ay even roup •• ve u._ ry and A•""la · Mr and Mrs 1 tl h been f'led ... I Mason County's fourth annual fOl mtrrlage Uceoses the of. •..- • _ · · appea ac ~ "~"~~ ~ ~ _ • . io ' assessmen~ due for sewer top., fair wlll be beld Au!IUSIIl-14 at fire ol the Cooney Clerk. AP. NEW HAVEN _ Mrs the old National Gulrd &hops plvlng were: ' JID!el J'nmkllD • Spradling of New Ha;en was in the TNT area. M~too, 11. Lanham, W. VL, honored at the New Haven Cook alllo lllnounctd that pre- and \VI!Ida Ru'b Stemp,.lelli,'eJI211l•'l Melbodist Cburch b 1111111 mlums on beef cattle. have Pt. Pleasant Olarle1 ~· ase .,.. Increased this year and a Hwnpbreys, 24, Pllllle!'O)', cently at a stork shoWer. award will be given for the and Amy Elizabeth Roush, .She received grand champio... New Haven Haro~l:d ~r::j 81~· Games were played and Fair officers are Cook, pres!· l!armoo 21 ' Pt p; J:'!"~:~ ~: hMr~ 1J1. Floyd R~yb~, vice pre- Po!ly Ann '~ler, It, • · O n ergo. Mrs. VU'gnua Rayburn, lps,.nt Inned Mrs. Charles Aldridge. secretary; Mrs. Grace Browu, --- - · - - - - - - Hostesses and guests were assistant secretary and Lionel Greea Woody Lester OilMrs. Ben 'lbomas of Ripley, treasurer linger' Jolmson ~rt:a~~Art~~ Mrs. Delbert Dotson and Mrs. Board of cnre'ctors are CIU· ~~~~ James L Charles Aldridge of Mason, Dunn, Troy Huffman, Fred Jr., Cbarlea Biealq. Mrs. Frank Thompson, Mrs. loiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;i;;;iiiiiiiiiiii~ii;i,iiiioiiiii;iiijjiijiijiiiiiiiii Art Thabet, Ml'!. John FeriU-11 son, Mrs. Ralph Sayre, Mn. Jack Welch, Mrs. Allie Evans, Mrs. Eugene Hesson, !drs. !lark Ward, Mrs. Billy Ray Ward, Mrs. Robert Gurtis Mrs. Harry Hoffman, ~ Judy Goheen, Mrs. Gerald Clark, Mrs. Lllllan Fields, Mrs. Larry Parsons, llfrs. Everald II right, Mrs. Carl Falara, Mrl. Hazen Roush, Mrs. Rupert Sayre, Ml'!. Robert Herndon, .llrs. Glenn Smith, Mrs. Wilma Hinerman and Mn. Mary Ann STRAIGHT SHOULDER CUT lb. Gorrell of New Haven. Sending gifl.l were Mn. ROUND SHOULDER CUT 49c Ll. Donald Kay, Mrs. Donald Bumgarner, Mn. C. T. Dodd, Mrs. Billie Rossman Mrs ALL MEAT Iantha Trough, Mrs. ' Goheen, Mra. Carrie Patton, lb. Mrs. Betty Sleeth lllCI Miss Creatus Ann many .r. .-..~ r~Y •1 f; /' · 6·Daily sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., JUly Zll, 1111111 .SIMON'S GROUND BEEF ~ 39c NOW IN PROGIESSI 'HOLIUM or ADAMS BREAD - S -. 89c Ladies Shoes Little Girls Shoes -• •1.00 McCOY'S 1ncl VALLEY BELL 'MILK - - - ..1·69c THE SHOE BOX MAXWELL HOUII INSTANT COFFEE l0o~~~s1·2' 1.nt.19c COTTAGE CHEESE MIDDLEPORT, 0. McCOY'S crt. .· 350 Women's Dresses SIMON'S MARKET Open Evening• Till 7 PM-SIIurday Til 9 PM I. Main St. WY 2-3975 P11111roy •Ole -- . - • Over 350 women's better dres&el go oa sale tomorrow morning in tbll all out stoa> wide Summer Clearance. Slzel for Petltel, Juniors, Missy 1111d Half-size right stocks of famous labels you !mow tmd trut at Davis-Shuler. Values formerly Pllinl from $5.99 to $19.99 go on sale ill JIIOIIIIIII DAVISSHULER'S NOW IN FOUR GROUPS AT ... s4-56-sa.s1o STOREWIDE 1 j •1-'1 -~·•!.s3·91 JULY Dretses Fonnerly Seftlng At <I $22.99 to $29.99 Now Pricecl .i At SJS.OO and I I~ , ...; ,. I ~ CHUCK ROAST 39c Donald WIENERS- 2 89c For casual wear, active sports, traveling and leisure. SKIRTS, SLACKS, SHORTS, BLOUSES, SHIFTS, CO-ORDINATES AND MATCHED SEPARATES. Sizes for Juniors and Missy including good variety for early shoppers. CHERRIES %-V3-V2 SAVE V3· TO 1f2 SAVE 20 ::.L 39c PRUNE JUICE - 3 3 SWElT IRIIR DILL PICKLES ~~=ur.-~, OL CRISCO $J18CI SBViRg 3f WIDE Thin-wall dssign J !:~ 77 . VAN CAMP will vau Pork &Beans ~: 2 2Sc for CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS Jltpped-up production for 1hlt 1111 bring• tha prlct dowtt to 131.18-wlth no rodllclion In ~uelltr. See 11 toder 1 l6oz. 23c In the oven or on the grill, Heine.r's enriched buns make a hamburger or hot dog somethih'g extra special, their scrumptious flil'jQr is.irresistible! STA FLO SPRAY STARCH _c!:OL39c FOREMAN . Good things go with and f ABBOTT , ._ Mfdclltport, o. I . WAID CROSS' SONS RACI"I, 0. mv " .J/~ · • j. ' '· '>.; !. .~·· 'cause Heiner's golls with everythini 11o0d'l .. • • ;, ' ' ,, to 1f2 All remaining Summer Yard Goods Ia one price &rOUP· Cottons, Blends, Suitings, Short Lengths, Limited Groupt, Values to ,1.99! Now One Price 51c yd• Clearances from sloe¥ of discontlnued numbers in sleepwear, lln· . gerle;,.bras, girdles alljl foundatioJLt one of a kind, broken sizes, odds & ends all from (!ur top brands of famous labels, but very lim· DOWNSTAIRS STORE CLEARANCE ITEMS lied group; cHotc~:.; : Va· ~ "i. , ' TO V2 PRICI FINAL CLEARANCE SUMMER FABRICS ·. Women's Sleepwear •• Lingerie ,(:LEAR,l\NCE '· Suly'e pwrcha•~ll powlr and Va · sAvE . During Bnlr'• 121d AnnlviiiiiJ Sale V2 Dozens of pieces of cbildren's sportswear, swim-wear, shorts, pedal pushers, odds and ends, broken sizes, discontinued numbers all priced to go NOW. Be here when the doors open Friday for best buys. 79c 2Sc OL All Remaining Spring Coats Children's Sportswear To Clear INSTANT NESTEA OFF OVER 150 Children's better dresses right from our Jines of Kate Greenaway, Cinderella, and others. SWEET BRIER 1 Famoua Name Swlmwaar and Such AccHSOrlu Rlduced for End of Season Clearance. CHILDREN'S DRESSES REDUCED .lh STOKELY RID SOUR PITTED Swimwear REDUCED ! OFF Excellent $election of Sportswear oFF MEN'S AND BOY'S SPORT SHIRTS ~ ~~~~~ MEN'S AND BOY'S SWIM TRUNKS--- u ...- MEN'S AND BOY'S WALK SHORTS MEN'S LEISURE SLACKS ·'Women's and Children's Shoes . ~ OPP ODDS AND ENDS TABLE, MANY ITEMS AT GIVE AWAY PRICES. . sun hunckeds ,of ~~ of wp~·· 'lrf!racle·Treads, Arpeggios, llld Kl-tfaka piUI • lloilllmr.: ·: p of c~n's shoes all priced to go in this Semi-Ann1,1al · . .. REGULA LY $6.99 TO $12.99, NOW ON SALE •3.99, ·•~9,9,_ ~ OPP •s. 99~. •6.CJ9, s7.99 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8 P.M. DOORS OPEN AT 9 A.M. JEWELRY l PRICE ...Sorry, No.~ or Pliol1l Ordtt1 bu• To .,bllrel!llly·LtiW JIPrlcta ' ~L· r~ ~~-.. :<l' ;·, ... .,. ' ' f' •· i·' • .. �,,, ., I I \~ ) "1. •' " ~. I I ' ' • I / 17 ' ............. .., .. ...... ..._ lUiUVI.A l'lUJjl. ra. o• 110rro,_ , · .,·t~ rl- ......... U'll ...... PQbiiiiiMf ........ DAILY o. IIPfi&rtad lMfHIII:Idalt I'M gyb .,..., Will ant ............ lor ... \GilD - .......... 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BARGAINS I Loo~ Shlfp. Feel Sharp In A New Ford Trade-ln. We Hive The Best De1l1 On Wheel&. No Reason1ble OHer Refu.. ed. SH Us Right Away. 1963. Ford Galaxle 500 - 4 Door 8 Cyl. • AU\0. Trans. Radio, Power SleeJiDC. 1963 Chevrolet Belelr 2 Door 8 Cyl. AutO. Trans. Radio. Power Steerlllll. Power Brlkll. . 1963 ·Ford Country Sedan 4 DoQr Wagon ,e CyL Std. Trano. 1'oWe&' SteerliiC. · l963 Chevrolet Corv1lr 2, Door Auto. Trona. Radio, 1962 Ford Galaxle 500 XL 2 Dr. H1nl Top All modern. Full baii""'t. Plloaa 'I'IWrll,l MasaD. 7 29 1'001111. B Cyl Auto, Trant. Radio. Power Sleerlni. eGnarat:~teed 24 monthl or 24,000 m11e11 • Most Popular Unit In the U.S.A. $340·00 llllfllllod BlaeHnar's 1962 Falrlane 5CIP- 4 Door 8 Cyl. Std. Trans, Radio. I 1961 Ford F1irlane 2 Door 8 CyL itd, Trans. Radio. • 1960 Plymouth 2 Door 8 Cyl. Auto. TranL Radio. 1952 Chrysler, Auto. Tr1ns. Radio' 1957 Pontile 4 Door W1gon Auto. Trons. Radio; 1960 Jeep Dispitcher 1962 Falcon Futura $pert Coupe 6 Cylinder. · Auto TriDI. Radio. ' TRUCKS 64 Chevrolet Yt fOift;Cyl. Long W. B. ' ' 1500 g1l. 911 t1nk 57 Ford 1Y2 t Cl!W.w,lt~. APARTIIENT FOR RENT. AIIII trailer !lpll!8. Good lloa. CaD Waller Crooks, Ul81. • Ul Uc FINANCING · UNFUR.NISIIED • room. utiUty room. olol Jani Lane, i.JIIallD Heigbts, WY s.artf. 8 It Uc { I PAY LESS AT ' MODERN Unfurnished' meat, • 1'001111 .... coa1llkil!. M!ddltpnrl. • Calli Bulldll,;l i~~-_.!:~tc PUMP ,.,a 'lagtsb taDk. Get "'ll(lllc ... cl-. ·' IDIPtwBw qu . . I •II lie ' •I ' I 'CAR LOT . ca-latloa SQPBXWGBZ MBM VGWWVS BWXIU YZBM.-MXYGOPVWBZ Y•llordal'a «JJ)'p......io. GOOD I!OOKB AlUil 1IIJtBftJ'l'o AllLE, AlGI JWI !IQOKIIIIll'tJ'l'E THElWilLws..-oo\l&o MOm..._~~..~-~ - .. -8:30 Dow Jonee Averq-. JtJLY &:llii..&lndoWD Serenade ONDAY ntKU nuD&Y7:00 National News MODtlay Tin J'rldaf :00 Sign On - N•ws 7:0b Snodollll Seremule 1:00 Sigu On :05 Sacred Heart a:oo Slgo Off 8:1J8.15 Musical Cloet :Ill · Melp County RFD SATIJRDAYS 7 0 8t Sill! ,;, Know 6:25 Paul Bowers, Farm 6:00 Sign On - · News 7:0HG Newt 8i311 Newa 1:05 Country Muslo Time 7:45 !'lrsl Baptist Cburcll 6'35 Country Jamboree 6:20 C\luntry Jamooree 8:00 Ohio VaUey Newa 8:57 Weather 1'00 Protestant Hour 8: QO Talk of the 'l'oWD 7 . 1111 National .~ewe 7:30 Sports Parade 9:56 Public Servlcr Show 7:Ill Bill Miller Sbo• 7:35 Larry AodeJ'IOII Sbow Cburcll ol 'Jlrist 7:30 Sports . Panorte 1U:4illl'a Mualc •· ' .ltchstrtr ~ 1:35 Bill Miller Show u :oo llalr) VaUey ana Dutton's! " .,.. ~· 1 •· 7iU Picken• Hanlware Top Ten Sbow 11:05 Morning Melodies, , · ITuu Thurs.) 12:00 News Mon. lhru. Wed. 1·50 News 12: I~ lualcal lnterlud• " •; Clurcll Bel · RinJ, Fri. - o~ Bill Miller Show . 12:30 Rev. MerUn teell II • Worl• News flo 45 Baker Furniture Sho~> 1:00· Tbe Jlm M.es Show ··20 F.vans f illetln Boe !too News 8:00 Sports Parade 12:~ N•l"s ~ gr·9:06 Colfeo wllb J~~Mt 8:05 Jlm Meee Show 12:tn Aerlcu11•.... Programs 00 Portraltl of a Patriot 12:45 Ct tnlry G< Round , :05 Swap Shop . 1:30 NatlonaJ News 1:3$ SundoWD Sereluide 1:115 New. Ileal ·· 30 Soda! setorlty · 1:00 Coont y Go·Round I '35 Bill Miller. Brunch .Sbow 1:00 011 lbt Air lll'NDAVS l:t· Newa Beat ' :45 Masoo Agr. Progi'ani 1:30 Sip On - AriDJ Hour 3:00 ,,. · ...atlnet ' tTuelday) N6 ~ew1 1:55 Newa Be : I 4S Family Wonblp ('lburl.) 1:09f:,!'!,'l Layman·J Hour f110. Dlocing ,f'f.l Dou l 46 A.&.C. f'rolram (Frldayl I:• , y Sbow f 30 ·~terchans• :t Newa 1:00 SUadQ Sbow >:00 C·· - unl' N•wa 11J06 Tlny'e Country ~oa l:lf .Tbe Bible Spea~f to •:15 Bob Nelli Sporta SaMe ll;30 tbJy'e Country 8yliiJII 1:45 !.egWaUve Report Frldaya \2:00 Cemeut Bloct (_ie*t 1D oo The Good lJie s ·so SUnset Boulevard 12:30 Goessler's Gue.t Star lD:li> ~ Moeller 9:W Off Tbe Air IFrlGayl 11!:30 'ibe Sunda7 Sbow SatWdaJ '.2:30 Larrf Andenoo Sbowl \1:30 The Ql!lel ,Hour 6·00 Slgo 'On 3:10 Jim Mees Show · 12:00 News 6:00.15 Music• Clock 4:11 BlaetiDar Auto Sbow 12:15 The C!1u1st1aue Hour 7:0. ~e SUD and Know UO Electric Col!lpany New• 12:.30 Tlie ~· Merllr Tetta 7:ID-SO News f:411 Jjm Mees Sbow 2:00 Tbe-ReV. Sllaa BIUupe 7:2t Tlmt & Temperatur· 5:1111 News l:l(l''lbe ·Rev. Andnlt PmKJnsi7: ~ Musical (;KJCk 6:05 Jim Mees Sbow 2:30 Sunday showcase 7:45 First Baptist Church q:oo Spo~. Parad~ 6:30 Sw\do)wn Serenade 1:00 Oblo VaUey Nen 8':10 Jlm Meea Shuw I:OO ,Ofl ~ Alt . B·U l4usical Cloo:t - WJEH RAOIO BORN LOSER 9:00 lO:!e lo.45 11:00 11:15 11:30 11·45 lll~h School rut Parade Song & Story Tlmt T'ae C'.otd... Key DemocraUc Leglslt.lurt Muol ··al Interlude RPpubliClll Legislature Waite. •~oeuer Report Musical Interlude Local & Oblo Newe Evans B1 " Board News 0 Gr8llll Saturday MaUnee Disolnb with Dos1 Top Ten R••ue Satun1111 News Sum1Dl81JI Muaical lnt..riude CommunllJ Cbolrs 11:53 12:00 12-:lll 12:15 12:!0 4:00 4:30 6:0U 5:15 I :SO 1:00 Dance Party 1:00 Off The Ait Stader 7:59 8:00 1:15 8::) 9:1. 10•...1 lNQ 11:1· SlgD On .,e qlngfnl Preacher 1\ ,,.. , Rep . 1:00 Cllurcb ' ' Chrlll 'luale: T•' ·'•Jda F' ·t Baptllt Church CbUdreo's Cluipel Sun~1y Ne,. Special ! ,lfS Report -P•SoopiJ C"""Cii 'lf'·oflc Informs: - ~ Churcb ol God I ·~' l!>s 1 1;1 :00 .12:15 It 4S Call 2:110 Old Folkr Sour S:OO 1:15 J-45 •·•• 5:00 IJymoa from Hardlq Sunday Showcase P~ .... SerYl- Show 990 Hit Parade City • · • · ·• Re: -·• · S:ts 990 Hit Par..de t • or· The •ir lb HAROLtl GRAY �(~ • l I r • I· \ lO·Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, July 29, 1985 Maso p ·• __ I ' . f . ' -~- Around And Middleport ,, Rutland Furniture Company's Used Furniture Outlet • ... WE BUY ••• I I ... WE SELL •.. I I· .. WE TRAbE •• ·' ,, ' -· Mrs. R. Earl Smith has M aud Mrt Marlin Young Duddllllll are imprOving tMir turoed to her borne on and r~. Jatnell. of Cocoa, Fla., ~louse oefore moving here frQP,I atter spi!pdlng three weeks arrived 'I'Uell!ay for a visit with Ft. Knor. Dudding who has bam Akron with her brother bls mother Mra Arthur Young In the U S Arm, at ft. Knq~, sister·i11·1aw, Mr. and and other ~atl~es. w!U bt sent to Korea ID t ~e McDaniel. Earl Teaford of Columbus nt•l future. Mr. and Mrs. Carl ,Mattox was a recent dinner·111est of bls Miss Martha Thompson tetended luneral services for mother, Mrs. Edith Teatord tiJl'ned home on Friday aflef Lewos ol Pt. Pleasant held and son,' Cecil. ·. vlsitlll!l several days With Mn. Beech Hill, w. va., Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Teliford Jan SChneider at Dresden, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Karl dangbtor, Mary Lou and Recent 111ests of Mr. alld and Mrs. Paul Davis VIrgil Teaford and dallf!h- Mrs John McDomel were Mr. graveside services Friday at April, visited Sunday wotb and Mrs. La~ Belcher and Byer, w. va., for Mr. William their mother .. Mrs. Ed1th Tea· f•nlily and Mo&• Geor.goe Sher· Ireland. prominent Columbus lord and Cecil. ry all or Newark OhiO. \ businessman who died of Mrs. R. C. Reiman and Mr · S.co"d Lieutenant Nel8Qn Reyattack' t18t week. and Mrs. Cboster Carson of nol:ls ~Ill leave on the 29th for Sanduslcy arrived 'fuesday for two ~..eks with west VirgiQia sell K. Rus .' 'blflh school vlsil with the'" motb er, Mrs. Notion•• Guard at Camp P(•band Instructor, and Holley. ett Vorginia. ·. as Kelly, Middleport . · The fteverend Marvan Frame ~1001 faculty member, HUSBAND HONOJ\ED of the ~ason Methndist Chui'Cb attending summer school Mrs. Carl Ma~ entertained is att~nding the APpalachian Ohio University in Athells. with a dinner in honor Mlsslomy College Conference BusseD is ~ng toward her husband, C_arl Mallol, at w.s• VIrginia Wesleyan tlll.l -8U,M!rbllendeui cerllllcate who observed his blrlllday. Din- .week . ' . KeDy his auldance certlll· ner guests wm Mrs. Loo..,.t Donna Llsb, daughter cate. Taylor, Columbus: Edward and Mrs Joseph Lish, and ·Mra. Myron MiUer and 100, Mattox, M~lna; Mrt. Elmer cy Awrson. d~IIW!ter ol . . Pic. James ,MiUer spent Mattox, Moddleport; and Mr. Qnd Mrs. Charles Anderson, _,. al days recently in Elkins, W. and Mrs. Leonard Matlol and hath ntending Senior Higb Va., where they visited with children, Karen, Mary Ann, and Youth ~amp at Asbury W~, Mr. and Mrs. Paul and Mike or Nitro, W· Va. near J!untlngton thio week. !amity and were their Gueo" of Mrs. D L. Duddlna guests. Other dinner Birthdny Party i• were ~•r brothel and wife, Mr. were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gil!en Gail MUler and Mrs Arthur Luikart and er. They also visited • d•ugblor Dawn. or New Port borne in Grafton W. Va. Gall Miller was guest of bon· . ·b' Fl 'd nd Mrs Dud. ' . ' . or at a sur lse birthday par· Roc le. orl a. a · . i relatoves and friends. Miller 10, . by~ d d gh ~inF'• <ister, Miss Alma Luok· ' here for a furlough from the ty giVen .. s soo an au . art of Paradise, W. Va. Marine Base in Jacksonvllle ler and families, Mr. and Mrs. C I Sc a d lam' Gene Coleman, children. Jerry M.-. aro yor. n I Fla. and Janie and Mr and Mn il) ur ~arkersbuor vos1ted over Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Harris M' k M'll nd h·. 1d Jef. l~e w•o•kend wiU loer motber, of Colwnbua visited this week r IC nd 10 ~, a c b1 rboen. ·, M.rs D · L Dudding 1 nd """MtyGe,at tCoe me 0 with their parents, Mr. Robert Mry Mr ~nd ·Mrs Richard Dol<oD I Harris Sr and M.-. c M r. a r!. ne 1eman at' · · H ' · M He · · Rutland. A chicken bar·Jo.cue and daughter, Lisa, have ar· pa"::~esylbe:.'' to :;:;:.b~ dinner was served on the patio rived. from; Florida to spend a · It M and M Ha I with homemade lcesm and v•ral•<.r w.th Mr. and Mrs. :n;sf~mu;· recently"·movedrr~ birthday cake. ' Claude Baumgarner and Mr. their new home In Columbus Present were Mr. an Mrs., and Mrs. Del~ :t Dotson . Mr. William Stansbury Clea;. Gall Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Mlck Harvielta Newland, who Ia water. Fla., arrived llY plane Miller, Jeffry and Scotty, Mr. 1 employed in Columbus, Ohio, this week for 1 visit wllh his and Mrs. Gene Coleman, Jerry •'""nt the weekend with her par· mother, Mrs. Garen Stanabury. •nd ,Janie, and the Rev. and !' ents. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mrs. Cecil Horden accompan- Mrs. Clifford Cotem~n and chil· Newland ol Mason. · led him from Columbus to visit dren, Penni and John Thomas 'lliS! Liodo Rice waa vlsltlnl : htr sister, Mrt. Stansbury. of Columbus. Yliss Gratua Aldridge and lamMr. and Mrs. RAIII ~Uey of ily Friday. eo1umbllf spent the week Horticulture ---- .VOL XVII . -· or,. f FRIDAY, .Jt:JLY· 30, 1-965 ne•Man' .. . . ' .. . 11~-Vote Plan - WORLD WAIIHING1'0N PRESI· dent J~ flies to lndepellff. en"!!, Mo., today to sign into law II)!! .f4.5 billion Doedicare bill In tile presense of the man who plonem:d the COIICept of beaHh ¥&r• for the eldorly fonner Preaidenl Harry S. Tru· man.. Democrats reaard Truman as the pioneer, II not the father. of comprehensive federal health I - ~· NO. 87 ew I ~. enttne ~ Roy Holter and • SFC Gael and M111. er, Janice, and son, Eddie. vii- and - lOur cblldrU of Ft. llil~ lted WedneSdaY at Chemu:. 1\er visiting ~Is wltb ber mother, Mn. George =~YAJ."o. L.~dJna. th. About *FRIDAY, JULY 30 By A. V. Howell, Hlllorlon · Riverboat Series Features 1 • . ~ . , . ~.·. ' k·' ( I ~ """I :~. h:~l:,enta, Mr. and Mrl. p (PICTURING THE ARRIVAL OF TRUCKLOAD OF GOOD USED FURNITURE FROM THE COLUMBUS MARKET) LOCATED ACROSS THE STREET FROM RUTLAND FURNITURE STORE Ready now our ne~ used furniture facility in Rutland for sellmg and purcha.~•ng go~d used furniture. Our new building Is ready for your mspechon- clean, remodele~. relinisbed and air·conditioned for your shopping comfort. We will stock I I WE WILL BUY YOUR USED FURNITURE Call us and we will come to your home and make yoli an offer. Phone SH 2-4211. · USED FURNITURE BUYS t... WILL BE LUCKY! FREE FOR OUR OPENING NEW Serta Mattress No purchate necttSary. Just visit us now and register for . his frH Serta mattrHs. THE HOME OF THE NEW GIBSON APPLIANCES 15 ell. ft. Ch .. t Fr-r - - - - - - $199 17 cu. ft. Chnt FrHur - - - - - - - $219 13 Cubic Foot Top FrHUr• Refrigerator $199 wit FROST-FREE MODELS 14 cu. ft. Bottom Fr_,... Refrigerator 16 cu. ft. Bottom Fr_,... Refrigeretor, $550 value · ' $271 wit $299.95 wit RUTLAND PURNITURI CO.'S USED FURNITURE,OUTLET OPPOSITE RUTLAND FURNITURE MAIN STORE PHONE SH 2-4211 --~~~ '·." At I 1 this new store with good, clean merchandise from the Co. lumbus market and selected furniture from local sources Do stop in and see us' We're located across the street from. our mam store m the former Markins building. SOMEONE J Home Comfort Eloc. & Cool Comb. llango, like new __:,·.;..··- - - - $100 Gu & Coal Comb. Range, like new $100 A nice one for country people 5-Used Gas llangH, natural & bottle gas - - - - - - - - $25 up Mayteg Automatic Wuhor, liko now, sold for $369 $100 Maytag Automatic W11hor ,. 1 pectal $69.95 Frigidaire Automatic Washer -- - - -- - - - " " " " - - $60.00 An Assortment Elec. llongn, real nlco onH $25 tci $69 2-Apt. Size Gas Rang11, nico lor cabins $69 95 Llko now, • Columbus purchast • 2 Pc. Black Living Room Suite, foam tushions - - - - - - - $79.95 3 Pc. Block Sectional, foam cushions $100 Sofa Bed and Chair spicloi $25.00 Drum Table - -- : - - -- - - - - - - - you,.. for only $14.95 ChHt of Drawers, fancy maple · .. $19.95 Baby Bod, llko now, complete with mattrou ~ $24.9S Desk & Chair, maple ·• ' $24.95 Electric Sewing Machine, Minn110ta •-9 "y.s R . ecord Cabinets- Odd Tabl11 - Dining Room Choir1 Metal iron Bed - -- -- - -- - -- - - · ~J*III $5.00 Used Coli Springt lptclll $10.00 Uted Dinette Sot · ilptclal $15.00 2-Bedroom Sultn $69.95 Youth Bed, springs and mallrHs $19.95 Rolloway Bed and Mattr ..s $10.00 Wool Rug and Pad · . '15,00 Stratolounger Reclining Pl11tlc Chair '10.00 Solo Btd with Good Slip Covers · $30.00 I · P !h-. . Bottle Gos Huter, 70.000 BTU U.ed one -.on .,... SIVe $75 ...... OF OUR Store Wide Clea-n Up S1·le Gtaertl Hlll!lllll - Ellen Friday the Store Is Open 9 to 5 and Saturday 'the Store Is Open 9.:.jo .9 ~ In The Ev4PnirtSJ·· ' $·1o·•·;:szs.oo· \ ' This Is The Week End . . 10 TO ~H"~' FRQf,t'. day aware their leaders expect retallsllon · for lhe nllblrltler llaylnc of a wblto youth. . People In BU'/ THESE NOWSUMMER TRADE·INS All Brands I AMERICUS, Ga. !UPI) Negroes tteeled tltemsei'lu for three more dem01111raU0111 to- About · Early Bird Speci•l•l Coat HNtrole $25.00 Werm Morning Cobinot Heater $69.95 W. M. Cobinet Heater, 100 lb. $50.00 Royol Ook HNitr, cloy lined, uted I yr., IHs than l/2 price 2 Siegler Fuel Oil Heatert Like new lf2 prlco If you oro ping to buy 1 fual oil hNtor you should ... 4HClub News G' Mra. James Jlvlden II visitrogram IVen • . ing relativea and frienda in ' , Zanesville. . Danv1/le 1 M111. John Kincaid Is the ' BED:'?' dSHI:ING ~~t: I : 111est of her daughter. Mrs. A paper on the growing of' T~ or mar ed· I Pauley Ann Ruttencutter and Clematis" as part ol a bortl· St•r• met July 14 11 . lhe B.,. I children ill Point Pleasant, w. cullure program given by Mrs. lord Youth Center wllb advo ' Va. j P•ar' Little highlighted the 011 Mrs. Helen Carper and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clem- ~ July meeting of the Rutland t "'"· Doris Eastman iD charge. son <Neda Bradford) of Con- Garden Club Monday evening Durmg the meeting four demOJI. ! neaut, Ohio, visited reoently at the home or Mrs. Grace Col· stratlons were given fu the 4-H wtth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. / well in Danville. . , members. Wendy Carper dem1 Wallace Bradford. Mrs. Little gave several facts onstrated how to model, CIIJ'ol on tto.. planting of "Ciemantis" Hall demonstrated baby slttlfll includinl having the proper fm you, Patti Well demonstral· 1 planting time, preferably 1n ed bow to put in a fi~ted faCII)I. Mainly September: a bole for planting Foliowmg the m~t1ng games should be 2 reet deep and to,; were led by Jamce Eastman, feel wide; a &ood support lor arKI refreshments were served the plant; a suitable mulch o1 b) Nancy St. Clair and Mary 0mer0y . buckwheat bulla or ilfOUDd oys· Brickles The ne•t meetlnc was Col. Everett A. Tracy ol Co- ,., •hells; proper pruning, and •et tor July 21 at the Bedford lumbus was an overnight ,..., ''g~t. She commented on the I Youth Center. Wendy Carper Tuesday or his mother, Mrs. most common variety, •Jack- N::,e:.::w.:•_:Re:::.:po::..rt::..er::.·._ _ _ __ E. J. Tracy. He wu eoroute to manl." / Camp Pickett, Blackston, Va., The meetlnc was opened by and the state regional tour to where he will serve as com- the president, Mi-a. Paul Winn. be held August 23 at Lake Hope. manding officer of actlvllles with devotions taken from Tnt tcaveling prize brouaht by at A. P. ltill lor the aMual Acts" atven by Mrs. Colwe11. 1Go·ace Drake was won by Mrs. Army Field Training. Members answered roll call by oWinn. Salad, sandwiches, cook· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller naming a variety or "Ciema- ies, Iced tea and coffee were and son, Runnle, of Williams- 'i•." . j served by the hostess ~ the 9 port., Pa., were weekend peats Durl-.g the business session a members present and one aueil,, of her siater and brother·Jn. dlacuuton was held on entering Mrs. Orlen Nelson. '""· Mr. and Mrs. William orrqements at the counl)l fair , . Our Fiscal Year EndS:' . . Have ' .. ' 1:, ]1st and We Department . ' .,. ,.J ' I • II -~tncoln .....,_o _.i.' ..ii·~ ;,'-+ ', ~ ·: -r=P-r&~~ ersomq: I • � 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. 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