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She was awarded a $200 scholarship from the Meigs Couny LINDA BOYER upon being selected as County Junior Miss or She received the D.AR. Citizenship award, the llley're het'l!! Season's new Hush Puppies in refreshing styles and t!11ors_Again unbeatable In comlart . •. with 8R£ATHIN' BRUSHED PIGSKIN• evtr the bli se lection. CASUAL SHOES BY WOLVERINE iu, · '· I R A ~ Complete Selection in Hush Puppies For Every Member of Your Family Shop in Air Conditioned Comfort ,. editor of the Nor'wester year- I J ·-~' ARNOLD GRATE of the ' RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. I I • Reports that the DISCOUNT STORE ACROSS THE STREET HAS Proven a real success e e <-; . The discount store has given us a location for our Gihson Appliances, U<ed Furntture and new furntture damaged and any item we feel we have bad around too long. We wtll put these items in our Discount Store at a Discount Price. Our Furniture business has increased so much since we opened thio sto~e we have had to purchase a new truck to take care of the added busmess. Sale $8.88 Salt $1.34 411rlo "Phil Mold" PANTIES 1 CREW SOCKS lons. Stretch seamless construction. Fits all sizes Bl> to 11 . N"' !all eoloro. U.yon and Eiderlon panties in candy stripes, prints and florala. ElaaUc leg brief style. Si>e 6 to 14. $1,00 Sizes 10 to 13, 100" cotton with ribbecl crew top, multi eolor trim. 49c SOc .,.., neat fitting ny- L-eived many school subject a- wards. Su:ly received honorable men- NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY IIGYS lion in the Ohio University Dis-- PIRMANINf MENS NECKTIES trict on the Ohio General Schol- arship test ; ranked in the 57th percentile on the National MerIn ! it Scholarship Qualifying Test SOIOOL TROUSERS Well Known Brands $1.00- $1.50and $2.50 NECKTIES FOR THIS SALE ClubMeetsat ; NicholsonHome 1 The Star Garden Club held its Seplember meeting at the 1home of the president, M r s. Seth Nicholson, on Thursday afternoon. Mr&:. Nicholson opened I the meeting with devotions, the I business meeting was t'Onduct' ed with Mrs. Orion Nelson in~ stalling the following officers : : Mrs. Grover Stout, president; Mrs. Neal Jeffers, first vice Ipresident; Mrs. Robert Jewell, 1second v'ire president, and Mrs. I Pearley Nelson, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Virgil Atkins presented tach officer with a corsage. 1 Mrs. Nicholson, the retiring president, was also presented a corsage. Mrs. Atkins made the corsage using different colors of mums from her garden. Mrs. Norman Will and Mrs. Atkins were thanked by the club lor presenting the radio program on the topic, "Water Conservation." Arrangements of fall f1owers were judged with Mrs. Herb Zeller a guest, and Mrs. Grover Stout receiving the awards. The program chairman, Mrs. Atkins, gave a poem on "Excitement in the Garden." Mrs. Pearley Nelson gave a talk on the "Origin of our Common Garden Vegetables." The potato originated in Ireland, the beet in Egypt, corn was Indian maize. A contest on flowers waH won by Mrs. Stout. The next meeting will be Oct. 14 at the home of Mrs. Earl Nelson at Albany with • sale of aeeda and bulbs. The club Is to visit Howery'• Dahlia Farm before the next meeting, lhne ro be announced. Mr•. Ray Nlcbolton brought seeds from her perennial garden and gave some to the mern-. bers. Tasty refreshments were served by Mrs. Nicholton. T be members then toured the Nicho~ 8011 and Norman Wtll Dower gardens. P-!AN - .-.-AK-E-SALE I The Forest Run Metbod!Jt Church will have a bake ll8le Friday Oct. I at the Duke Dry Cleaner Shop. The nle wUI IJe. One Frtt With Every Ono You Buy Buy o $1.00 Tie ... . Got Another $1.00 Tit Froo Buy o $1.50 Tie .... Get Another $1.50 Tit Frtt Buy 1 $2.50 Tie .... Got Another $2.50 Tie Frtt 300 Ties in all for this sale including all of the Ready tied ones. IIOYS COTTON CREW SOCKS Sizes 8~ to 10% . White. Ribbed top with color trim. 3 pairs $1.00 Pllllt All sizeo 8 to 18. . _ "'Koretron" pre11 fnt erease retaining pl'OGII& Solid colors: whea~ ladeD IJ'oen, black. In .,_,._ live style that h&vo belt loops. Worn with 1 euJf or the beltl.,. model that hao adiu&loble Wlllll. Full taper log, cuffiello. $3.95 ''aiACON., MENS HANES COTTON ATHLRIC SOCKS All white with ribbed top. Sizes 10 to 13. I 2 pairs $1.15 RECDVING BLANms lltze 30 by to lncheo 1110% cotton. COIII(>let4' washable. Paotel eolon IDd white wlth &untiJ print design, 2 for $1.59 SALEI INSTAMATIC CAMERA OUTFITS ARnFICIAl Juot 1-$26.95 lnotomotle 150 Outfit . , . . .. $18.33 Juot 3--$44.95 lnotomotic 300 Outfit .. , • , $32.00 Juot 1--$54.95 lnslomotic 400 Outfit .... $40.00 Outfit includes the camera, fla sh batteries, 4 flash bulbs, Kodapak Film Cartridge, instruction book. FRUIT Made of fine vt&yl pluUc. Reoltstic _....,.. ond feel. Conslita ol. re4 apple, green apple, I bananat, plum, pear, leo:'d 2 onmges, lemGG IJ"IIpe cluster. 66c •btf FOR FALL SEWING DRESS MATERIAL Solid color, 65% Dacron Polyester and 35% Cotton. Wash and wear, preshrunk, drip dry. Requires little or no ironing, 45" wide in white, black, pastel and Fall coloQI. lUST IN! SCOTT CUT-IUTI PLASTIC SANDWICH BAGS New ...1-tlto flap, 10 plOBtlc oandwicll bop .. a roll. 4 rolls $1.00 yord SUNBEAM $19.95 DUTCH FLOWER BULBS Big Shipment! Plant now for Spring beauty. Colorful tulips, hyacintlls, daffodils, narcissus, crocus, muscari, iris and anemones. CANNON " POTOMAC" BLANKETS Plaid 5% wool blanketpair• 70x80 - bound wlth acetate 11tin. Blue, Yel· low. Green, Rose. $4.89 • p.~lr MIRACLE SHREDDED FOAM SUPER SOFT Ideal stuffing f o r clolla, toys, sofa pillows, boat cushions etc. 1 lb. bag. 69c uiet Settles over Kashmir neasy Shooting Persists Beyond Bypass Bids at December21 The Ohio Department or Highthe wayo today set De<. 21 ao the tentative date to open bids on a 4.01-mile oeclion or the proW posed SR 7 bypass or Pomeroy I f.nd Mltitlleport ln Moigs rounl) . CI1ANCES The section, which will cost WASIUNGTfbelN 1.- h toda f 8 1g 1 an estimated $2.8 million (In- appeared ro Y or eluding right of way an~ en- soy government • Industry congineering), wiU be two lanes frontation o~er the, ques~Joo of conatructed access right of way. 1966 auto prtces and excise taxThe section Ues between a es. Chrysler Corp. called forth point 2.1 miles oorth of the Gal- accusations of bad faith MonJia . Meig 11 county line, a:lll ex- day when tt announced · prtce teoda ro SR 124, one half mile : boosts on the 1966 models. west of the SR 124-143 inter- Chrysler denied the ar · 'JS8· section. tion and said it had and would lnclucted in the construction continue to pass along the tax will be a railroad grade separa- cut to auto buyers. It claimed tion over the NYC railroad and -and administration officials three bridges carrying SR 7 Wednesday appeared to a~ree over Leading Creek and Town- - that the increases ;"~<ices ship Rd. 204, Thomas Fork, were needed to cover the cost and Dirt Creek. All road!i cross-- of the safely features mad.e ing the project will be relocat- standard on the 1966 mode1o. "'ORLD I ~ r~oc~~ I~Rm~iat• Mrs. DaviS vicinity UN' s Imposed Cease F i r e Unitod Prooo lnternotionol India and Pakistan today observed a truce in the border war over Kashmir. Guns finally became silent, but some, and a naval battle were reported up to and a few minutes after the agreed time for a, ceasefire. Pakistani naval headquarters at Karachi reported that Indian vessels attacked Pakistani warships on the high , seas hours before the cease-fire went inlo effect. A brief announcement said the Pakistani ships counterattacked and sank an indian frigate. Artillery shelling with some casualties on both sdes was reported along lhe border between India a n d Pakistan before the cease-fire. there will be a much wider Radio Pakistan anncmced conflict. He said the council harj the nationwide blackout impos- assured Pakistan that steps ed as protection against Indian would be taken to resolve tile bombing would continue until Kashmir dispute but did not further orders. specify what steps. The radio said Friday would Ayuh Khan thanked the Chi• ,I ' . ~ be a day of thanksgiving for nese Communists, Indonesia, divine protection against the in- Iran, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Jorvader. il said the nation will or- dan and Syria lor exter.d1ng STILL YOUNG, ACTIVE - William Napier, 104 year-old Wayne county, W. Va. resident, visited his great rer prayers lor the fallen and support to Pakistan in its li ght great grandc hild ren, Derek and Jennifer Badgley, and his great granddaughter, Mrs. Darell Badgley, of L... for those defending the front- against lndia and said . ''China's 1tart Falls this week when in Meigs county. Mr. 1'\apier, who says he " has about 250 descendents," remains actlines. moral support will forever re- ive selling light bulbs and Mason shoes to earn extra pocket money. Mr. Napier credits his longevity to practic• An Indian spokesman said the main enshrined in our hearts. ing honesty which hel ps lead to a rela.~ed, worry-free. tension-free way of Jiving. Mr. Badgley, tbe children's Sikkim-libet border was quiet- Pakistan II Indebted to them." father, was at work and unahle tu attend this picture-taking in The Daily Sentinel offices, Mechanic-s!, Pomeroy, er but that Chinese troops were · ----------------still In the crest astride the Ma-;1: . county •.s Conti.nul·ng lmmuni·zati.on :enw~"'::d~y ~~lo:sa:~~~~:::'~ ~u~i~::.:~t. showed no signs Pakistani President Mohammed. Ayub Khan warned in a nali~wide rad~o broadcas~. that th~ struggle 15 _not over de- The Meigs County Health De- ~ 12. 1receive boaster !!lhots for dipl\. 1 Jand were completed earlier th1s if sucw·~sful. spite the _cease-hre.- He cal~ed partment, through Dr. E. F. The schedule is fo r Salisbury( week. Booster, or stimulating doses, theria and tetanus. ~ Security Council _resolub~ Maag, president of the Board of and Bradbury September 23, Basic immunization should be should be given at prop~r illler-'1 These basic requirements nst· mad~uate ~nd unsatlsfactor~ Health, today anno11nced "Boost-1Pomeroy Sc-hools Septt:'mber 24,]completed in the firs t year of ' vul~. The:->e recommendatior~s ed are complying with tbe com-I DETROIT - GENERAl~ ttl(). but ~ald Pakistan h~d agrr~ m er immunization for diphtheria, Chester and Riverview Septrm· i lire. This b<Jsic protection for · are u ~ follows: 3 - 5 year-; for ! pu lsory immunization law. en.. A.!e ' tors Corp., the giant of ~he autn the mterest of mternatJOnal tetanus, wtlooping cough and ber 27, Salem Center, Harri:;on- · diphtheria - tetanus - whooping smallpox re-vaccination and ev-•1acted by the General Assembly -ol _. :~~ · industry, apparently quteted a peace . . . smallpox vaccination will con- , ville and Columbia September\ cough consists of three :shots giv 1 ery 3 years for diphtheria - tet- of the State of Ohio. 1 ImmunizatiOns are available '. /i,,l.'t..tMrt:, Della .. ......11p ~v~ . storm of controversy over aato Ayu~ Khan said the Secur1ty tinue to be made available in · 28, Syracuse, Letart Falls and 1en al one month InTervals. The ' anus and whooping cough. a-,,-1- ~- e1 Vlritori, ~~:~ by announcing 11ightly ~ouncJl had been warned that area schools." . • Pwtland September 29. and Eas- ' basic smallpox va~.:cination is ' Whooping rougn prevention in all physicians' offices or at 11 at 5 p~ iii. 'WidnesdaY: folloW· lower prices for lts lU6fi models. IIf some m~i _ ~~-~volv~ Immunization will be giVen by tern High School, Tuppers P!ins usually done during the first boosters are not m~h.1ded for i the Meigs County Health De· in~ a long IUIM!ss. She w~s the The announcement Wednesday I _ _ . public health nurses to kimk··- and. Bedford Octo~er 1. i year of life- on the left upper ch ildre~J . over e igh~ years of partrilent eaa. Saturda~' from widow of Ernest E. DaVISby GM made it apparent the ~~,»&~ garten, grades l, 3, 6, 9, .and Middleport , Racwe and Rut· · arm and leaves a v1s1ble sc2r . age. Ch1ldre n over eLght only 1 9 to 11 a. m. Mrs. Davis was borll at Sa- industry •• a whole would not Southera Hi&b ochool foot- - - --- - - - - · ---- --------- -- -- ~ - - - - - - ' - - - - - -- - - - !em Center, May 31, 1882, follow C:try•ler's lead in boost- boll player• will w01b taro f ·-~' C daughter of the !ole Mercer ing the retail cost of new cars. Friday bepnnlng at 8:30a.m. 0 S: SAIGON (UP it - Amerivans 0 0 and Anlct Harkins. she was Ford and American MotJrs at tbe blgb scbool. PrOceeds can and allied forces swet>p- 1 twice married, her ru-st being have not yet announced 1966 from the waob will go to tbo PJ Lib ing a Virt cong area 40 mil•• dd ] on Dec. 21, 1912 to Floyd FiSh- prices. GM said it was passing Southern Lou! Albletit B~tease eturn ver ue to rary k0 11r1edlh .~ CSoamtgmoouniWst,dgnueesrdra1.1: ~ es u en y baugh. They operated a dairy on ro the consumer the entire era fund drive. Everyone "" ·h • = farm n~ar Lancaster for 44 three per cent federal excise tog to support the buy" are In· Mrs. Vilma Pikkoja, lib_rari~n ~ schedule.. turned 145 books already_ this las and unrovered the largest I At yt· 1 arter his death m tax reduction and was reduc-- ~!ted. to bave their can a ttbe for . the Bookmobile ServJce m She pomted out mere is no week she annou nced Wednes cache of •·nemy arms and amge 19 tumeu to Vinon. Her ing the cost of six items of saft-- school as early in tbe mora- Mr.1gs Co~nty, today urged ali t cha~ge - as yet - for persons , day. . munitions to date, a milit.ary : 1 1 0 as stard•. New 54 chauncey L. 1 he preceded her in death Feb. 1 Mrs. PtkkoJa expla1ned therei that penalties may have to be the s!'veral locali!Jes and al' Zealand 11nd S~utb Vietnam- 1m ' ~afl~::~.endiedus~~~~~nl1~~ MIAMI _ HURRICANE CAREFUND REMINDER I are approximately 2,800 booksl imposed unless the public schools, or taken to the B<" k· e. troops rombuwd to launch hts home. 35 Chillicothe Rd., at 23 , 1963. She was he last of a family rol came to a halt far out in Farmer~ were reminded to- that hav~ not been returned on! proves more coopera11ve. mob ile Headquarters on East tbc massi\·e st'arcb and de- 12 30 tod . H had b of eight sisters. Her only sur· the Atlantic today and weather- day by c. E. Blakeslee, coun· time wh1ch ~~ds to_ hamJ:lt!r i Answering . an earlier plea, Main-:it in Pomeroy in . _ t he stroy operat1on 12 days ago. 1 m hisa.u:~l h:~it oen Wed:: vivors are three nephews and men said it would remain ~ ty agricultural extens\on ~gent. the bookmobiles cLCculah_on, patrons m Middleport hav~re-- former_ Hoed~Store . ~u~ld1~~ I:~ day. He had resided 00 Chil1i. 1 a niece, Robert Hill of Rut- sentially stationary today •nd that September 30, 1965 " he i cothe Rd., at the plact of his land, Gerald Reed or Columbus tonight. Carol packed 85 mile an deadline for riling requestS lor ~ IX I death lor 34 years . and Ronald BoDo of Log•n and hour winds but was more :han refund ol federal lax on gasoI Mr. Evans had engaged it Mrs. Anise Ulmbs of Florida: 2,01)) miles from the eastern Une u~ for non·highw~y pur• ! 1many commercial operations. Mrs. Davit ..... I na 'le: of seaboard and posed no threat poses m tbe 12-month pertod end• IS riC ' At one lime ho owned and op30 the Vinton Methodist church, to any land area immediately. ing June of thll year. e Ierated a popular restouranl on - , Wednesday DieS Al A prices somewhat on lts 1966 cars. While there was some q~stion _about how GM ~as figurmg thJS, the company s st~le-ment appeared to ta~ the w~nd out of some congressiOnal saals 1 I 83 1 Limited Quantity for This Sale 89c • FIVE CENTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1965 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 133 To be Opened YOUNG MINI Electric Slicing Knives Add the Gourmet Touch to your carving, aafet, guard switch, eight inch stainless steel blade~, removable corp, slices and carves, Genuine "Sunbeam'' for This Sale $13.97 Other Sunbum Electrlcol $28.95 Rodlant Control Self L-oring Toaoten ..................... Sale $23.16 $21.95 Deluxe Rocllont Control Toaoters S.lt $17.56 $23.95 Deluxe Donloh Modern Percolotoro $19.16 $17.25 Steom or Dry Irona, white hondlo oole $13,80 $15.45 StNm or Dry Irona .. ., .. .. Sole $12.3& $10.95 lronm11ter Dry Irons .• , , ••. , . S.le $8.76 $13.95 Slum or Dry Iron• . ·....•. , .. Sole $11.16 $22.95 Con Opentr ond Knlle Sharpener $11.36 $19.95 Con Opener with llond . :. , . . Sole $16.56 $17.25 Deluxe Hond Mixers ..• .•. •. S.le $13.80 $12.95 Hend Mixen .. .. .. • .. • • • .. Sole $10.36 $34.95 Mlxm11ter ... . .... , ...•. , . . S.lt $21.05 $63.95 MlxiMiter with stolniNS otttl bowh $51.16 $27.95 Slicing Knlv• ... . , ... , . , .. , S.le $22.36 $41.25 Woffle S.ker ond Grill ...... S.lt $33.00 $25.20 Sou..,.n with removoble control .. $20.16 $18.25 Autometlc Egg Cookers ..••• , S.lt $14.60 $24.95 BuHot Style Fry Pono .••... , Sole $19.96 $19.25 Fry Po1111 .. . . ... . .. ....... S.le $15.40 $29.95 Buffet Style Fry Pont •• •. , • •. Sole $23.96 $19.25 Portoblt HNten .•••••• , • , . Sole $15.40 $29.25 Portoble Heoltrs ..••• • • , • ••. S.le $23.40 $24.95 Holr Drytn ................ Sole $19.96 $29.95 Hair Dryers ,. .............. S.le $23.96 Thursday and Friday 9 to 5 - Saturday 9 to 9 :T:ra:d:e:W=i=th=Y=o=u==---.!~--:: ~~'f;1~_E_J_b_e_r_f_e_lcJ__-s_.,~ " '!,~ ~ ~PI!-"'!"0~:_m_e_r..,.o~y ..::D:o:n:'t:F:o:rg:e:t:!:W=e:W=il:l I;._ tern. Solid colors. Sit:ea 36 ro 40. Sheer - The charter was draped memory of members, Hhena I and the 96th percentile on the Yost and Ethel Tedrow and [ National Educational D~velop­ Past National Councilor. Hester · ment test. Runne.r, when Theodorus Coun- I suzy ·s ot her actlV!ties · · inc 1udcil, Daughters of America. met ed. the Big Bend Minstrel AsMonday evening at tile lOOF sociation, bugler for the RutH;:~IL land American Legion Post 467, Della Stalrt, councilor, presid- All County Band. RH.S. chored and lhe meetmg opened us, Junior and Senior play in ritualistic form He_oorted ill casts, received a superior rat· j were Gladys Cuckler in Holzer ' ing at the Ohio State Solo conI Hospital with a broken hip, Lest for cornet solo, and played Mabel Bearhs and Wilma Ter· first trumpet at the Morehead rell and Eliza beth Campbell, State College •nd Band Clinic all are hume from hospital and at Morehead, Ky. She is residimproving. One member. Eth- ing C:Jt Br1.>mley Hall. el Tedrow, was lost by death Mabel Wolfe was reported in , I'Jce. di!:ilress, having lost sister by ! Five members of Forest Rose death. Margaret Seidenabel re- Council, Edith Betzing, associ· signed as trustee and Marie ate state councilor, Kirl and Hauck was elected to tre of-~ Phylli~ Rowan, Ulah Swan and Gertrude Hoffman were presj ent i:lnd each spoke briefly. At lht' dose or the meeting, potluck refreshments wert servi ed honoring, Mrs. Seidenabel ; the new deputy. ' ...•. ~ Sale $1.34 STOCKINGS I Star Garden 4 ! I Quill potch print jtckets. Zipper front, CCJG- vertiblt turtle neek blouooo olutie bottom macbino waohable. lliloa lto8Xand71oU.. WOMENS SHANMONT SEAMLESS AGILON 1 I A wonderful value ln WI> Sale $2.34 l ..- · SPORT JACKm 1 rldl brushed pigskir~ le<~lher and crepe sales. Carelree 'ciiiSI ther're resistant lo dirt and slains. A mere brush· lnll keeps your Hus~ Puppies l1ke new. C'mon in and look ~~ SWEATERS mens mohair sweatera, V neck slipoven and cardi· &ana. Cable stitch pat- Rot. 2.95 (Silos 7 to 141 first place winner in the girls' division of the Meig., County Teen-age Driving Road-E-O; Co- VOL XVII ..RLI COTTOit Water repe11ent nylon stretch pants for girls hand washable. Need no pressing. Blaek, royal blue and brillbt red, Reg. 1.95 (Sizeo 3 to 6X1 Philip Sousa Band Award, was I GOOD fOR "100KIN' fOR WORMS", MARBlES, and FOR OTHER VERY IMPORTANT BOY'S ACTIVITIES Meigs 1965. Good John book; Editor of the "Spyglass," school newspaper ; a member of the National Honor Society for two years: served as presidenl ol the RH.S. Band, and also was student director; was the secretary - treasurer of the R.H.S. student council, and re.. WOMINS MOHAIR STRETCH PANTS Junior Chamber of Commerce Rev. aod Mrs Eddie Boyer of Cheshire are auouacing the eagagement ol their daugbter, Linda, to Carl Wamsley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vlr!lll Wamsley, also of Cheshire. Miss Boyer attended Middleport Higb scbool. Mr. Wamsley is a 196! graduate of ~yger Creek High ochool and is employed by the State Higbway Dept. In Columbus. A wedding date has been set for Nov. 25 al the Zion Free Will Duptist Church. Rev Ed· dte Boyer will perform .. the c-eremony. · Charter Draped In Memory of Two Members GIRLS NYLON -' Dnoted To The Interne. Of The Meip-M01on .4rea BARGAINS ALL 0 VER THE STORE English class. She ranked in the en tin at y END OF THE MONTH SALE Miss Linds Sue (Suzyl Park' er, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Parker, Rutlaod, has enrolled at Ohio University. Su- OPEN FRIDAY NITE TILL 9:00 P.M. • ELBERFELDS !, of 1 Vietnam, Sept. 10. The 22-year- ing the Army. ' ••• " . !'! Pfea ser-~" '·' ;~ia~= ~S:"'~":! ~rdeq~~~:!n~ns!alled Laggard . '. R 0 d B00kS ° LE ( l}j A 54 ,::, ::,:::::~,,~,,,,,;w :,:;~s :! 1:~~~t:'ks to: ~~~;::,~, ~:~~~etok\ow:~~~: b!;'!h:a\~: ~~~~ne~ ~i::: : ·~~:~;: "!~.~~~~!~. ~Hank! ~vans 1 House v0 tes $7 I M.II. F Ah Fl d p s S• Gasco men I lOll H I o· t . t ep ~:~~~~~::,e::ld:PupilSurveyTestPeriod (E~TI sCh001S Of tens 00 fOJCCt CaptureAward : ~~\~~~~~~:~::~a~~~:~~ 1,:30 a. m. Saturday at . . I Six Middlepo rt a;ea employ- ator or wholesale grocery busthe Vinton "MethOdl!ll church WASHINGTON !UPI) - The my engmeers was authome-d,! Reservoir near Logan, whic h ees of ColumbJa Gas of Ohw.- iness and furniture store at Rev. c. J. Lemley will offtcl: Ends t"n MiddlepOrt house Wednesday approved an but World War !I sidetracked it. I would cuS\ almost $20 mdlion ' In< . have helped \he company's Third Ave. and Olive St. He ate and burial will be in For_ommbus pubhc ~~rks bill that . Moelle sa1d ?Ls . next obJe~- but would _prov1de c001ple1e , Soutlw~stern d!stnbutlon .diS· : was a member o( the First Bap. :ose nu~·::.' .. n at Lan. . mcl~ed a .f7.1 m1lhon flood p~- hv~ was to obta m hnlll authon· flood pr~tect10~ down through lrit't wm th_e ~oveted Amenca~ tist Church and aduattd • 1 caster under the direction of Clarence Thompson •. Mtddleport School Supermtend- leclton proJect for Athens, Ohto. zat1on or the :argerC iea r Cree~ the Hockmg ll1ver Vall ey_._ _ Gas Association Safety Men! from Gallia Academ,"In 1930 _ th 'McCo F , llo ent reported today Mtddleport Schools have completed Rep. Waller H. Moeller, 0·award for 1965 by postmg a "'c- H ho in W 1n t Fr~end• rna~ ca~n~~alhc ru:: adnilnlstration of the 1965 _Ohio Survey T~sts.. h' Ohio, described the vote as "a G•·oup 7 Bankers ord or almost three years on at ~a;.~s o~nAU& ; 1~11 · [I , tod A newly devised tesltsg program tnstttuted t ts dream come true after 24 years n · thm tnbs w1thout a smgle lost- r the 1 1 Lew · •d 8 h ay, Oh' S T t h been r 1 . , . .d o a .e Is an ert a aI ho me a er • p. m. tl th hou th year in Ohio Schools the to urvey es s ave o ruslratton and delay Hear Nuttv Sp~t'fh t1me '"" en1. · K 11 E H of ·~u unt e r OJ e ser- acce ted in almost ~very part of the state and by ali i The federal govem~ent will . . Wf \T • } The employ ee-s art' Allan e er. l'&ns. e_ Wll Gilt . vtce. kind~ of school systems. In the local syste_m. the tests contribute. $4.5 million toward Dr. Henry '.1. Johnson, lo•h-. Leonard .. Middleport manage~ ::~~:~ ~~ ~~:~~~;: an~,: were given all students tn the cost Wllh stale and local io-1 anapohs, Ind., used as , hts l for the company . Harley Hend llh od . t St EmtiHS 8 t to des 4 6 8 and 10 formance. terests providing tbe rest subject. "How to Keep From ncks. Juh u!; Sam· age, Howard 1 ers a 518 ers, an ey, 0011 er8 gra ba• ' of testa ' iven The tests will yield, however, The - project is expecied 10 ' Going Nuts in a Nu:ty World" : 0 f3flS1 100 Logan. Wendell Gerlat·h and [erson aod Robert Alron Evans, Meet Grid Team The t~eryl 1 -~ of individual and group resulta, in- open 500 acres or undeveloped when he spoke before the Group! 1Maur~ce DursL . all of Galltpolts, Leslie Evans 'Meet the Team" night will e:h grah.e eve 1 ~:.:~ con- eluding raw scores and percen- land in the Athena flood plai" Seven meelmg o( the Ohio 3ank- STANFORD, Calif (UPll Mr. Leonard sa1d the award ~Ashland, Ky. , Mr•. Alma be observed when the Middle-- t e! ac~:::n English ex· tile 1anks, ~s well as analy~is for use by Ohio University and ers Association at the Ohio1The orderly transition of ~ov- 1 was ~resenl.ed for a total of : of n~ and ~5 • Hall, both port AthletJ~ Booster Associa- cerru~ nd ~· th tl of the test 1tems, together wtth private industry_ University Inn in Athe r.s rues- ernment after the assassma- 1.000.682 hours worked by the , a~oo Beac • Fla .. and tion meets tonight, at the Mid- ~1011, : ad:a:~a ~Iii~; other statistical data of bital · Dr. Vernon Alden. university day evening. I lion of President Joh n F. Ken-,165_~~ployees or Colu~b~a of Mrs. Col trude How~:~ dleport High School cafeteria. :~t ~ri!r admini~t~a- use to teachers, he no:ted. b president, said the project Attending this meeting from ~dy was due largdy to saturJ· ~luo s ~tt~;a~~:~n d~s~ict ~ ~:fu byo.h::-eb::en Ben a: Films of the Mlddleport-Wa- tion. of the testa student bulle- The tests were devls~ Ed Y would guarantee the continued the Pomeroy National Bank 110 ~ coverage of ~~e cnt Lc~l 1 1;6~en -th. t ' d. 3~. u~ed ., John Everette Eva~ and • hama i&me also will be shown. tins were give~ to each .~tll- the_ S!Bt~ _D_epartme~t o Ud· clearing the way fGr coustruc- were Edison Hobstelter, Dr. , peflod by n~wls _melia, accor . Itrial ;;c ~~nt a ISa mg m us- brother and sister in ~ancy Parents and iDterested. persons "nl hi cation OJVlSIOJl of Gwdance an t'on amountin to ._. 1 .11 . 10 . R E 8 01·c Alfred M Elber mg to a soc1o ogica survey to 1 . . · 'ted den to be tested to 1 orm m Testing in c$junction with Ed· th1 r tug f"' mJ Jon 1 The total has continued to rise His marriage to the forml!!r ·1d ·w e, p· ·k _· · El·d- - be published next week. 1 llJ't. In VI • and his parents of the nat•tre ucational • Testing . e near. u re. e ,ks arren icSen~.H b on I "Never before , il is safe to :smce th e end of th e awa rd per- Meudows, took pIace May "-. Service, w ,, 1 11 of the leJta. These bulletins Pr' to N J The btU. nowdor goes ro the Sen- ee • ueorge All · " sll·e .er, ..........., him In mce n, . . · say, has sueh o 1arge propor· iod · w1th 69 •776 more accident 1931 . and she t'-"~~ 15 1or '1s en semen! which Max·me G"·1r·th 1 · med ror use ." 'SKS JUDGMENT should be rela ate an an · · · free hours added through Aug dealh in January " b bl ·n ' Joan H · nd Mar Grov 1tmn of the Amencan peop le · • 1963 · One tt011 1 The Elk Relining Co., Char- interpreting the tests 1'8111lla pr.~ a Y Wt . come soon. er arnsou • Y " been able to 1.,. 1 so instantly 31 to mark an even greater ach- Bill Joe Evaoa and o granclleston lw filed 8 petition in which should be available ••rWRONG PO REPORTED I I have diSCussed lh!J with · and closely a part of evenlsllevemenl for gas company em-]daughter, both of Galltpolll, Metga' County Common Plea• ly In November. . Cong, Walter H. Moeller ha~~ members of the House Approand deeds or great national sig-1ployees, Leo~~_p~nled out. •urvive. rourt seeklne • money judg- These teats were destRned to recommended_ that R E. Pick prtatoons Committee and they 30 D J 'I T j nilicance," the publication says. Th" F "I Servtces will be beld ot I Pmetlt of ,1,1$1.3'1 and loreclos- assist the teacher in his In- en_s, oow a ctty earner In the Iassure me that the Athens proay 81 erm8 The book, "The Kennedv As•eves ftl lo m. Saturday al Miller'• Home ur> of llltll1llle from Leoter struclional planning ' "d to as- Middleport post offtce: be Jec! w1ll be funded thlo year. Suspended by Judge lsassinalion and the American! Break Store Safe for Funerala. Rev. Josepb ond Vlrlbdl F. Hawk, Tuppen sis! him in meeting the needs transferred to the posttton 111 see no reason why planning James N. Harris, 24, Middle-IPublic : Social communication," Pomeroy Police Chief Jed Chapman will officiate, and bur· Pla.tns. of the todivldual_ studenta. The rural carrier• Middleport Pos~ · work cannot be(lin In 1965," port, was. given two suspended : will be published Sept. 30 hy lhe Webste: said today thieves who ial will be in Mound IDU cem• Information provided by this Offtee. It was erroneously an Moeller satd. . 30-day jatl sentence Wednes- Stanford University Press broke tnlo Laandmark's Town tery. Friends IDI)' call at the program will help <1U1ers Inter- oounced Wednesday '",-:, r~ Project planB call !Ol' eolarg- day mornin~ in Meigs County (18.951. and Country store, 54« E. Main- funerol home 011 Fridly froiD Vettrno Memorial Btll)lltal ested tn these tlllldenta made tease from Cong. Moe r' 0 • ing and straightenlitc about22,· court by Judge Frank w. Porsl, over the past weekend did ' 2 io ~and 7 Ill t p. 111. Allmlalllollit - Homer Newell, wise decisiotll concerning high ~c~~a~ Plckenl: no~; clerk 000 Ieee! or the exilting channel ter. Jr. after conviction on ool open the store's safe. Mo1011; Gladya Parf!U, Pome- school programs of study, parorneroy ost tee. of the Hocking River throu'•h charges of petty larceny and asSOCIAL ANNOUNCED I Webster said the safe was oproy: !lblrley Pfost, Ripley. ticularly In ei8hth and lenth Athens and clearing and anag- sault. There will be an ice cream · ened Wednesday by a special Jllocll!r.... - Hersbcel Nor- ~tadea, Mr.' ThompSOD said. WEATHER (ling of about another 10,000 feet Judge Porter, after suspend- social Saturday evening at the 1technician and all its contenta William W. Bolill, II, ~ rio, Racine; Howard Wood, The tests are not Intend- Some Powtrl Rl'h upstream and 3,0llt feet down- in8 the jail ,entence, placed Syracuse Methodtsl church were mlacl. The burglar• had Second-St., Middleport, wu jaiiJieethvllle; Mulne Sto!ford, eel as competitive eumlna- l't-84 11 •••I •• ooadl low te- stream. , Harris on probation for two sponsored by the Youth Fellow- broken off the controls lnd jam- ed WedntldiJ by till Meigl Pomerw; JuDo Glbbl. Pome- lions whereby a!ltdenta are re- tdPt SUI. Frltltl' etoaoiJ, coo~ l The project was f!rsl proposed! years and ordered him Ill pay ship. Ice cream and cakt will med tbe safe ID their bid to en- County Sba111'1 4lpiii!IMI 1111 ~ ~Uey, M110n. ~etl lor an oulltandina per- er, ~~. ~-~ • •.. 1m. !Ml and .~ 11~ IIJ ,tbtl Az· Ql tbtloctitlll. . , lie serve<!. .ttu iL • ~ ~ , ··11'1ii91!1fJli.,.. ,UW· .11 1111'10 ., 'f' •.,. .. . ... , :' .J . .J t "l.i ,, " ·-·! .. .. ;' t:.; Ne"'S MedJ'a I "as Ita T T K ey 't• , I '7"' I au: I :the I ° toda,. rw; ~~~,, f~· ~rt 1~·-·~ttr·fjHt r.~- J':~·.,;~ l-\'0(1~· ·~ "."ta I , ' ". T~I ~Jl'~M 1~--:;, ~ ' �...... -' . -· ..... ~ .... r ... . ... ,.,. .. ,, . ' . ., .. ..... -· ..... . ,, . ................. .. .. . . . . . . . '• ' . J I ' "5ee, Even With Two Right Feet We Do Get Around!" Did You Forget? WE bavt almoot forcot, as moat Americans have, to pay any attention to what should he one of the most important weeks in tho many that are obierve<i In tbiJ country. Today the annual obsernnce of CoDOUtution Week ends. and it tvould bt iaterestiac to know just bow maay ruidenls ,PI•••d in their daily rouoda of octivlies to &i•e even Ioken appnclation lor the !undomental docuIOenl thot moke1 our country different from olhen, with our Constitution. Thia '-111e11t, one of the most important in the world, ••• si1ned juot three years btfon our community wu founded, and thUI oYer our entin history we have beea Jiwen the chonco to live ln a coun· try that bu foatered a government of, by IIIII tor the people. Many of our ear· )y aetUen were amonc that lland of Cealtaalol aoldiers who took up arms acaiDit aa oppreulve mother country to tuurt our damocrath! form of exist- b•• Membera of a show buslnou \'Otml ASKED FOR IT. union were more thao a bit g.. Thu column Is for young peoaoyed at gettinc requ.. ll - oD ple, lbeir problems and pleatullion stationery. from their uourea, tbelr lroubleo and fun. lon chief -tor 1 dollltioD for As wiUr the rest of Helen Help ooe of tho Democrat candldates US, It welcom., lauglls but who lost. Not that th., htd won't dodge a serious question By RJCI[ D1J BROW of 1 woman at a Klan rally some movie quartm tflat uything aplnst lbe eandlda!e, with a brush-off. who reciled a poem about a '.Birth Of A Nation" may ae- but they just weren' plannin& United Prell Ioteraatioaal Send your leen·Btl! questions white woman who married a tually be the higllesi·IJ'otsinc to vote for him, IDol they're st!U to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, wondering what percentage fll HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - The Negro. And "CBS Reports" motion picture of all time care of Helen Help US this K11 Klux Klan opened it.a door1 also showf.'d clips from the old, even topping "Gone Wilh The lbeir duea wenl to pay for the IK'Wspaper. to 'CBS Reports " for a one lette-r paper, the JeCrelariet, famou s mov ie, 'Birth Of A Na- Wind" - but since it ha~ had huur telev ision documentary and !be slampl iavolved In aoIULTIES FOR SCHOOL ion." which deals with the so many private, club and orabout the organization Lhat aplicitinR for • candidate they Klan ln 11. m<~rmer that angers ganizational showings, there Dear Helen: peared Tue!lday aight. Negro leaders. has been no exact way to hid never endorted. The perI think Kitties and high boots formers can't do a thine about lt is 1 by the way, b£"1ieved ln measure the lake. are fabulous, but my mother A reporter on the program it, but it would ..., to indtwon't let me wear them to indicated this was part of the calt a Congressto01l invOJ!i&aof the land , and they are in a sense school. II you wear the textur· Klan's new policy- to present weakening the structure of our country. r.ddllog around trying out tion ... Actor Jack Palance bed ed hoae with them, even If the ilself as being open to scrutiny, one or more widely advertised 1 violent bailie with producer skirts are foor inches abnve the •nd as a fraternal order. remedies you may be fiddling 8111 Rack in Chicago, whert knee, they aren't too much like The ConstitutiQn is in reality the The documentary obviously while Rome burns by dt>laring Jack was to •tar in "Heavu my mother thinks. Arter all, fundamental law of the land. Recently was timed to precede congres. treatment for a disease in tl~e Can Watt." He checked oul o1 you're covered. we read about the great gathering of lesional hearings about the Klan proper handlin& of whlcb every his Astor Tower suite and took What do you think - KJL. gal lights from throughout the world seheduled for ne1.t month. By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.O. boW' count.!l. 1 powder to New York. TIE CONSCIOUS who are convi.nted that if the world i~ · Thus, though the view s and Although self medication Dear K.C.: to survive it must be by the observam:e history of the Klan - founded Another self • deluding pr_... of laws, that like our Constitution guar100 yean 118 ()- are well known, has become one of America's tice is Lo take the rest of I I think oltlrta lour laches •· The spy film "The lpcre01 antee to dignity of man, and the ordered the timeliness ol the broadcast. favor ite indoor sports it Js far prescription used by another File'' is really breaking records. hove the knee belong on root('OU_rse of events that can only be attain· betause of IJ1e impending show· fro m being one of the safest. persun for similar symptoms On one recent night, the 5119 • log sectioo cheer leader! and ed 1n a Jegalistic manner untarni:shed by down. spurred addt'd intertst. Tht !-leH thHt , if a lillie of hut most likely fur another dis- seat Coronet Theatre, where it'• nowhere else in school. And I any homage to the torres of evil, viu Mainly howevt'r, there is no .!lomething IS good. a lot is bel· Pase. Yflu must remember, too playing, toot in more thaa any think your prlacipal will agree und those who try in every way to get doubt that some uf the ··irrsldt'" ter h<ts It'd to dan~ eruus over· that everyone does not rearl in other movie house ill Manhattao witb me! -H. around the laws ~hat are supposed to film of an iniliation and of dust''> of many otherwise use· the same way to a given drug. ozrepl the gigaotlc Mu~c Halt IJear Helen. glv.e ~very man h1s freedom and justice. Someone complained about Klan meet mgs had powerJul ful drugs. The drug that helps 99 persona . .. Some of the lodioo who Th1s 1s a good time to sit down and re· impact. and made for remarkSleeping pills and tranquil· in 100 may M't up an acute al· <aught lbe New York lhowing flip top beer cans, but I guess re.ad o_ur Constitution . Such a practice It didn't gel through to pop can able viewing. i?.ers are often taken for in- lergic reattion in you. of Chanel's clothes ore olill li~ w111 brmg to your mind the aim and goal makers. Now they've got nip 'CBS Reports" said It Wlu definite periods. This ('i:t n wring at the colffurea oo tho of our t'ountry. The words ''to form a One of tile most abulf!d or· models. Ooo doscriptioD, '"A t.op pop and even bottles are presenting "the first secrft ini· on ly do harm because you b~~ore perfect Union! establish justice. tiation of Ku Kh1x klan:.men come deper..dent on them and gaos of tbe body It tlae skla. 10rt of Veronica Lake type gelling the flip .. ~ and I've got msure domestit tranquili1y . provide for ever filmed .'' It was shot tn when you stop taking them. M~;~oy 1 chroniC' tnemJ IIIII boll wtth three quartert of the flip top thwnb! That's a thumb the common defence, promote general Georgia. you are often worse off than been causf:d by improper treat- face t.'Overed and a poi~t of hair that is scarred from cuts, cal· welfare and secure the blessings of lib"The only thing!! not re- belure you started. F"or any meat of 1 simple dermatitis dropping almost to the chin.'' loused beyond my years. erty to ourselves and our posterity.'' Cao't IIley !lpre out somevealed when live mitiates were chronic condition it is bel!er With ID irritatillg prtpan1IOD Another departure, square and thing betU!r than tho,. dumb l.wken into the Klao were the to consult your doctor and JRII"Chased ovtr the cnanter. rectangular chignons, made spec secrer handshakes and the work out a long-rang pro- These are oftto tleared •P tators think of 10me lady who nip lop9? - FLIPPED . The Constitution is the compass and paii~ word," the network !·aid. gram that will either remove &Wde of our Ship of Stale, and if it h01 by •uhltitatlng a toodliDJ lo- deeided to rest her head on one Dear Flipped. You're young and eager. Why Furthermore, said CIJS-TV , the ca use of your trouble or llon or simply by stopplnc all of those Japanese sleeping block t~one off ita course it is the fault of those don't YOU invent B flip that throughout the fi lming of the enable you to l h·~ with it ml"dieation. who aeglert to read and understand JUst and woke up to find h otuck to Yr~at. 1t1 true mean1ng really establish~s. prog. am producer David !Awe safdy and in relative ram· her head - but side . saddlt, isn't 1 flop . Somebody certainly should! - Sez I as I turD and hi s crE'w "had almost com. for1. Here is an e:~~:ampte of 111- near one ear. It 11 unperative in this time of world unClllJ upside down and search plet.e cooperation frurn alJ the Pt•p pi lls, too, are dangt'r· arlvist>d St'lr mf'diratlnn. A cerlalnty and 10ekng of self determnaDon' bet that the FBI won't for the can optner that some-tion. that all citizens be made aware o! K!ans and Klansmen th('y ous IJt'l"au:-~e lhr~· encourage yutJ reader wnt es that he drinks 1:1 be on hand at the "Sing-In for body always leaves out of the lhe 1reat righto and priviliges granted to filmed " to keep going when you should lot of ~er f'Very weekend all Amencans , native born or naturaliz· CBS-TV quotes Lowe as say- be resting. 'fhey are thus the and lake water pills on Mon- Peace" at Carnegie Hall oo the picnic basket. - H. 1d, by our Constitution. We should nevitlg : ·"They welcomed our cam. under ly ing cause of countless day "to relieve the exctst 24th. The event 11 described as Dear Helen: or forget that with tho priVJieges that A boy named BRUCE wrote eras. On!:! imperial wizard even t1 arfic tl.('ddents and industnal fluid ." He wonders whether thi!l '"an all • niRht singing protest agaiosl the war in Vietnam." saying girls were the problem are ours under tbi~t document ther-e also asked how he could put a spot injuries. will harm h1s kidm'}'!l. ~ come reoponsibllities We would say that announcement on the network Wlr en you treat yourself There are several kind!! or and the authorities in charie of !leX and how rome they never tha sort of thine figure lha cot along with their parents, Juch an. attitude, which is mueh in evito advertise a Klan rally.'' you are using a drug all of water pills with various undeaudiences will ~ worth watch· ete., I'd like to let him know dence on our dome~tic front is posing the A number of Kl ansmf'n were wlmse effects you do not sirabiP side efFt<'ls but none 1reatest thnat to what most of u~ fef'l is ing. It won't be all monu who there's at least one girl left Interviewed, and the quotea know for a condition Y¥"hose of them harm the kidneya. On the most democratic govf!rnment in 1ht don't want lheir sons sent to who gets along with her folks were hardly unpredictable. cause ha~ not been df'ter- the other hand no one whose world.-DCW foreign soil; they're lxKmd to ouperbly. We've never had 1 Said one : "I don ·t hate nig- mined. At the same time you heart and kidneys are normal eers, man " Th('re wa!l ai!IO a are masking symrtoms that needs 00 take water pills no lpot wme much anappier char- real oerious argument. acters, glollally apeakinc ..... But I have noticed In my re (erence to the 'dictator in will help to lead your doctor to matter how much fluid he Leonard Lightstone flew to Lonth e White How'if'" " 1irl friends that tbeir main tupthe proper dia•nos1 "' ·s. ...,0 1"" 1.· e drink s. Excess fluids do aot don to blonde British ac- le of conversatioa is the last ~labama's Atlorney General, i!lynlpt.oms are warnings that normally remain in the lre!!& Natasha Pyne for one of usually arpment they had, Richmond Flowf"rs. descri [,ed snrnet hinn is wrung. it is 1.--t . e ~ system for more than 2 or 3 the key roles in "The Idol '' 11:1n., pnmarily of t hgu"s.' to find out what ,., caus 1·•• houf!l . This readtr should check tl "e aow filmi1J8 there. The 11 ' • 1e Klan, meanwhile, as "a them before, oot after, rei1 .'_ Y· w1t· h his doctor and find out year-old Natasha iB a ataodout e•ns primarily of thugs.' ' ing them. h h Th w f"t er he needs water pilll in John Osborne'• marvelou1 ere wa~ I film sequence Jo-urthermore, while you •re d If Evi· ;=-;-~-~-j;;;-"~'-;;:-:;;----;;:~------_;:____:.:.:__:_•:.::n, . so, why and bow often. drama, "InadmisSible .... dence," which London critics It Evay Time Hatlo voted tho best play of the year. Television In Review SAYS l ·~ t. ~ I • •ill• [j.'hey1l.Do 81600~1E IS VEi1Y OFFi:JAI.jO CONCERNIN(1 "T)jE Bl(i BILLS l-IE'S RUN UP IN THE FIRM'S NAME···"' 'ana1ao ~aa· Get Fast Action wi1h WANT·ADS ___ U: Je~~'.:.~~~sa~n~~~:O · leg ry. 'I know there wu I lot of criticism of Robili!OD a lew weeks back," said Sisler. HDut he's a u've got to keep in the It's not ouly bis bat but the other little thinp be does that belp you wiD." 5:ur, Dear Atlafha, ., M Can a pipe tobacco cigarette really taste ml'ld?" i 1 ' \1 o:: Cleveland New \ork california Washington Boston 80 71 .530 75 79 .487 73 at Bret Hanover ______ -- Ohi'o State to WI'n Opener, L d Cl Nebraska, 'Barna 'Shoo-Ins' ea s assy .474 67 85 ,441 60 95 .387 37 Kansa~~~~..,.;.~ :Os~~ 40 Jug FI.eld !;~~~~~;~ -;:~~;;~~~~~~~ 5~3:\lhFi~t~i:n~h~is~la~s~tii63~-~tr~ip~s~lo~lh~e~·_;:~::;:~=~=; Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., Sept. 23, IB H S Lo • rowns ost t. UIS Ill : 0 0 Th. W k d' ome pener IS ee en ,H AUTUMN TIME Baltimore 5 ,Minnesota z . N•:w YORK !UP]) - Pickln' l pa, GeUysburg over Bucknell Cleveland 4 ,\lew York 3, mghl th Iand Delaware over Hofstra. 1·nners·. . ht eThwee•kend w Ch 1.cago •~. Detro1.1 1, mg sueb thing as a Tbe Midwest CLEVELAND (UP[) _ 'J'he the most field goals (8) , the i IS Wa~hington 8 Kansas City 2, sure e~~i~g. no Michigan over California DELAWARE', Ohio (UPI)- odds indicate that Lou Groza most conversmns (25) and, of I .m.ght I Got that Fine. Then you_ 're Who's . the guy who boo~e~ Heavily-favored Bret Hanover will kJCk a f1eld goal this Sun- coarse, the most points (49). , ·~~· TIMII ' C~i~~~:nla 10 Boston l , Ist. ready for the next ste~. which ~,first two games (In Cah- led 8 small but classy field of day when the Cleveland Browns Only Original Left C l~f · . 2 B t . 1 sev~n colts to the post today meet St. Louis. Included among l.ou's otat:ls-1 1 0 2 d is Nebraska over the Alr Force forma !I sched~le . s.. OurNowP• a I orma os on ' n , Academy Alabama ovt'l' Tu- Southern Cahforma over WJs· for the 20th renewal of the I I . I th r t th t t has night. lane and Army over VMI. eonsin-Badgers are trying to l $70 000 L"ttle Brown Jug- the If he dues, It wilJ be the 200th Ucs ~ e ac . a . le ·ea,son ll Thursday'l Probable Pl1chers These are the closest you'll rebuild their entire offensive , d . J I f pacing ' Triple of his professional football ca- gun his 19th proless mnal ~" Cleveland at New York-Sie- get to a sure thing this week. backfield. ~~:~n Jewe o I! reer, and another one of the io- {another record) an_d aiOII!otl1er i. bert !14-8) vs. Bouton (4-14). Nebraska and Alabama are Indiana over Northwestern. credible statistics that stagger the same club tstlll \V ·shington at Kansas City such lopsided favorites Ula.t Wildcats take another one on Post lime for the first heat I the imagination to lhe point , record) . , .. II By Arrow & tt,.by - Craig <0-2) or McCormickI even JBM i~n't offering any the chin. was set for 2 p.m. (EST). P~rt- they are only recited and not \. Gro.za started w1tb tire ortglll(B-7) vs. O'Donoghue (8-18) . odds and if Army can't beat 111inois over Southern Metho- ly cloudy skies with .brisk wmds comprehended. V-Neck, PuD Over 1mal Browns. Th~~e other names Friday's Games VMI then I'm switching all dist-Hlini have too many hon and temperatures m the 70s , that appeared ~_1th the stnrt Styles, Mohair and Boston at Kansas City, night my 'business to the National es. were forecast and there was a t When~~ happens, Groza , 1.the new league m 19:~4~S''P:~p~'~~u~l Wool, Lambswool Cleveland at Detroit, night Guard. Arizona over Kansas-Strong- chance of scaltered thunder· ably wont ~t sn ~ye. f Brown, Otto Grallam, and Orion. Minnesota at Washington. ni ght 'Ibe Big One• er offensive and defensive showers. used to deahng In thts ~r!1 ~ Motley - have all Carigan Sweaten C<~ l i fornia at Baltimore. night Notre Dame over Purdue _ lines figure, and as far as foot a 18 1 from Monday's acC<I•Jnt of bulky. bla>er stripes Chicago at New York, night the Boilermakers always pull Al~o : Minnesota over Wash· bTheb oddsmakr~dlnst.Hed the 4!~ncerned, it's all h~ ever dPals . game. But not Lou 's. argyles & shetlandc 109 an even I wtth . National League . N · t Stat M" u · ver Ok· tg ay son His name was there last Mon· W. L. Pet. GB. on~ big upset 8 season. ot :~~a Sta~~ 11 r~~te over ~oney favorite to sweep the At 41 , he'!l the oldest day, listing his field goal that i Priced From San Francisco 90 62 .592 th~h:~~~t!h~vg!. North Caro- Pacific, Colo~ado over Fresoo ftel: ~~~10 be~=~o~~~ i~h~is~~ ln ~he Na~i~oal,:Otb?l~ 11Leag~e, started the scoring _th at led to , Los Angeles 88 64 .579 2 lina- Tarheels art tough but State Dayton over Kent S1:3te, con ow . . . an - w1t 1, pom - . as the Brown's 17-7 wm ever the Cincinnati 87 66 .569 3r,-t not tough enough to bea't the Drak~ over South Dakota and ry lhelo hb~ve. h~sthn:lms~ls~~~c~J~ outsc?red .nnyone ever assocJat- Washington Redskiru;. 1g JUe 85 70 548 6" · M. · (0 1 x · on ~ ed with the 1port. It was there the dav after the · PI'llshurg h . n Buckeyes on their home court lamJ . .> ver avJer. b' th b kst t b f the f k' k' G Milwaukee 81 71 .533 9 Penn State over Michiga~ The South c~ m on e ac re c o In the annals o ! r. m.g. ro- Browns took the. NFL cha~- ~ Philadelphia 77 73 .513 12 State _ Nittany Lions always Florida o v e r Misllis!!ippi Pl~turesque Delaw~rt c.ounty za's sundry records stick pionshin with a wm over HaitiSt. Louis 75 75 .497 l4¥.t are at their best over Big 10 State-Gators are shooting for fairgrounds half·rnlle mal. from any angle. you_ look at more w~en G~oza again started , Ch icago 69 83 .454 21 clubs 1 that Southeastern Conference ' A crowd of up to 40,000 was I them. In champlonsh~p the sconng With a 42·yarder. Houston 62 91 .405 28lh KP~tucky over Mississippi - ~ crown. expected to watch Bret. last 1 for example, the Toe as He kic~ed 33 field goals t"ew York 48 106 .312 43 Too much Rick Norton. Georgia over Vanderbilt - year 's harness horse of the year, which onlr m~tched Wednesday's Results Tbe East Dooley bas year, battle second· favorite own record set m 19:12'. 1Coach Vinc-a YTHE HOME OF ARROW SHIRTS" Philadelphia at Chicago, post·~ Syracuse over Miami-By at warned the Bull~ogs about a Adios Vic and five other sub As Gro~ goes on . .a~d on , poned. raln. least two touchdowns. letdown after their win over tw~minute milers over tile (![ Innings) and on, b1s recorda ~ontmuu Pittsburgh 6 New York 2, ni ght ·~ Pittsburgh over Oklahoma - Alabama. ligbtning·Cast Delaware oval. L.A. 100 230 000 01- 113 grow.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Cincinnati 7 San Francisco 1, Be it football or baseball, you Georgia Tech over Texas Milw. 042 000 000 oo- 6 13 o night - No sweat here. , over Texas Western and New Koufax, Reed !:\J, Perrannski 1 never can tell about Pittsburgh. A.&M. Los Angeles 7 Milwaukee 6 01 Rutgers over Princeton-This Tennessee O\'er Aubura _ : Mexit.'O State over Lamar Tech. (S), Miller (ll) and Torborg, innings, night) is the game the Scarlet Knights Vols looked good against Army. Far West Roseboro (8); Blasingame. ' St. Louis 4 Houston 1, night. have been waiting for all sum- Louisiana State over Rice. Dell ,51 , Os'IDSki <7), Navy over Standord-Middies LSU of h f owns one t e mest ll ( .• Olt·vo (Ill. Kelley (II) and Thursday's Probable Pttcher:~~ mer. · · th So lh are shaping up as a solid a · 91 Philadelphia at Chicago, 2- i Harvard over Holy Cros!l - detenses 10 e u · around ball club. Torre. WP- Perranoski (5-6). ...ao/t..., 10) vs. Jackson (13·19) and ICrusaders are operating with . Also: _Duk~ over South CaroLP- O!ivlo !G-1). HRs il · fi'aul (5·5). an i11experienced quarterback. hna, Vrrgirua over Clemson, Oregon over Utah - The (7th), Jones (29th). Oliver i r~ •aaJ. . Only game scheduled. Also: Colgate over Cornell, North Carolina State over .wake Ducks make it two in a rcw. (19ttJ), Lefebvre (12th). Friday's Garne!l Boston College over Villanova, Forest, Maryland over Ohao U., Cin. 000 133 00x- 7 1 1 - Olrl tlrM New York at Philadelphia, Yale over Connecticut, Dart~ West Virginia over William and Oregon State ove: Iuwa -:- s. F. 000 fMM) 001 _ 1 6 2 night . mouth over New Hampshire, Mary, ~rge Washington .over Beavers seem to thnve on Big I Marlchal, Spahn f6), Perry St. Louis at Los Angeles, night Brown over Rhode Island Co The Citadel, Southern M1ssls- 10 opponents. !7) <-tnd Haller; Ellis 121·9) and Mi lwaukee at San Francisco, lumbia over Lafayette, &ston sippi over Memphis State, Vir- Wyoming over Colorado State I Edwards. LP- Marichal (:z2..12). night. U. over Maine, Amherst over ginia Tech over Richmond and - Cowboys se ldom have much HRS-Edwards (17th), Only games scheduled. Springfield, Buffalo over Tam- Davidson over Furman. . trouble with lhe Rams. Iuas Olth), Robinson (31st), Tbe Soutbwe1t r Arkansas QVer Tulsa - Ra- Brigham Young over "Kansas [ . zorbacks know .all about Tulsa'11 State -Only difference here ls i N 't · 000 010 001- 2 1 passing attack. \lhe home field. I Ptlts. 000 ZIO OOx- t 7 I Texas over Texas Tech Also: Idaho uver San McGraw, Cisco, (5), JUbant Lttle chance or any upset in State, Wichita State over (8) and Goossen; Friend (8-12) thla one. tana State, Colorado over Baylor over Washington - no State, Long Beach Sate and Pagliaroni, May t7), LPTerry Southall dOO!I it ag•in. California Slat• Poly. Ore·gon I.McGraw {2-71. HR-Joneo list). Florida State over Texas Tech over Chtco Slate, FIRST Christian - Seminoles superior Francisco over C~~::~J; I I • in virtually every department. Mudd, Hawaii over QUALITY Also: Utah St>U! over Arl· Slate, Hayward Slate over REGULAR zona State, Cincinnati over Francisco State and Central Certified Oil Station Houston, Bowling Green over Washington Stalt over Western Pomeny West Teras State, New Mexico Washington. 1 w. Mtin St. I with their mothers. I wonde~~ why mothers and daughters set often can't get along? - SUZ. IE Dear Suzie : Perhaps It's because they're the same sex, but a different generation. When mother and daughter fight constanlly, yoa can be sure there'o o bit of famate jealousy mil<ed up Ill 1 1 1 Sweaters aomewhere. - H. Dear Helen: I am 11 >nd my parents won't Jet me date. I always mind them. I thought maybe W I bring the boys to the house and let them meet my folka 11 would work out. But how do I go about it? Maybe a ""' wouldn't want to go to all that trouble, trying to make friend1 with my parents. Would be dUnk I was silly? - CONFUSED Dear Coo: . . . Not W he is really Int..,_ eated in you. He might nea consider it a challenge. Surety SOMEBODY should try to get tt across that a I7-year-old girl l! plenty old enougll to date! If a nice-type boy asks you out, give him the straight facts and invite him in to meet your parents. But first you'd better tell them be's coming-and that he's asked you for a date. Good luck! - H. Dear Helen, Another idea for tile prom: Our parents and teacher work Our parents and teacher work· parties that worked just great. When the dance en~d. we were escorted from party to party by over 50 fathers who offered their carl so the boys wouldn't have to drive. Next day the PT.\ charlered a bos that took us to a local amusement park for the day. We were chaperoned by parent11 and all bad a blast. Next Saturday, we turned the table1 anJ had a .dance in the gym only f'f pa"'!ls. We kids made tl1e refreshm'lllls ail!l did a II the planning for 11 party our parents will never forget Just as we will nevet forget the safe, sane wonderful yrom par.. ty they planned for us.- K. T. This column is dedicated to family living, so if you're hav· ing kid trouble or just plaiD trouble, let Helen help YOU. She will also welcome )'UIIr owD amusing experlences. Addres1 Helen Bolte! In car1 of lhla newspaper. i 1 1 il !:. ° sg.9s,.su.9s I l DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. Line ScoreS I - . ..fl ... f -- '"'"'"" ·1 ABcay Is Bcaund to Get Cut, Scratched, Bruised .•• PRE;.,, SNOW~ OFFERIf~ '-..:::' 10 much liCit• ment at 20th Century Fox over the flrsl II mtnuteo of "The Blue Mu" lbat they're havtnc en unprecedented lhowiDg of tho rushes to the entire Cabinet of the Irish government, and Prlme .Minister Sean Lemass. They'll view 1 World War 1 sky drama _..,.... In which 1.000 lrllh army troops reenact a crucial batlle .. . Cary Grant'• bride, Dyan Caii/IOD, 11u•t BOinc to oetUe down to tho role of boutewife. Sbe'o juot liJned a oontracl with 0111 of the nallon 's leading talem •&IIIC!u In hopes of lurtberllltl her ""reer •• an actreu. ADd lht ""iht to be hot property, Woutcla't you buy a llcket to see the ctrt who Cary There wn Children are the Lo':-Prlced winter~ tire with 190 tractor-type cleats that built deep to bite deep ••• dlgln and pull you through snow ll/1e a tractor - active - and not I always careful. Safeguard them by being prepared. Come in and see our complete line of first aid SURE-lJRIP - WY 2-2955 etllllrH&I.r.. ........ . . ., ,_ ,.., ,,.,. ,,. ,., e,tl,, ~.._,._ .......... ~, ~ .... .. ' ' I I 12 I, MolD Pomeroy -wilb lladioD lo8p1111. ~ '. 4 Reglatorod Phtr1111ci1II to 5..,. you Swisher & Lohse '· Rexall Drugs are! A .......nahle combinatlon - utns-mll.. ge Tufsyn rubltor (toul!heot- 111111 in Goodyear liroll) and tripl...tempered 3-T Nylon oor-d for strengtio and noiJ. ienco. Put OD a pair of lheoo great-&oiJI& Sure.Grlp liroll and l'GII'il bt 111/i b and health aid needs. •••ued There'a a spot of drama build. Jog In lbe p,roleutonat Ufe of Marti~ Mlchaell, !be at-year old alnjer who jusl oiJ(IIed to pgrtrq lha Jllrbro ltrelaiDd • It • 7.0 with no one out. That was it Dear Smoker, for Marichal , whu wa ~ spelled B DAVE RICE which averages I little over will be practically the same as i Jackets, ~ill ~ out to avenge I ed hia touchdown only by Warren Spahn. tiStop asking queatlona. Coach yBob Ashley's Middle- 200 lbs. and a "pony"backlield last week's although several_ of last year s nustakes. , 1~~ arm ~kles close to The only Giant score came In , Start smoking Half and rt Yellow Jackets travel to made up of Gary Haynes, S·5 the regulars are ~ecu~ratml! The Jackets who ~vent lost sidelines falle~ to '1Utnd!t, l the ninth inning when Jim Hart Half Cigarettes.'' :Isonville F.rida night where and 135 lbs.; Greg Warren, 5-5 from injurie!l sustamed m last a . game thus far this_ seascm, down or put him. out ._., doubled and scored on Orlando 'II It ~ Gre hounds and 137 lba. and Lynn Stulfle· l week's game with Wahanm. Will be out to keep thell' record and one clean m.JS.S by the Cepeda's pinch·hit saetifice f!y the Y WI mee e y , clean at 3·0 et safetyman, the last .h h b I dd under their new head coach, bean, 5-8 at 145 lbs. These players include Larry Th d . tm •· f the er to have a clear shot. wtt t e ases oa e . d sa Hood who ree epar enwt o . . , Pinson, who extended his hit. . . d Ed Keatmg. Coach Keating also can msert Gla we 11 . an m. . . . game have been given specJall Keatmg , the Greyhounds streak through 18 games, Neb;onvi lle owns a 1·1 record, a "horse' ' backfield which in· are nursmg ankle m)_unes, ~nd . :~ttentioo this week by Coach 1 coach, was one of the to be taken out of the game a victory over The Plains eludes Carl Polley, 6-2 at 190; George Sau~r ~ 18 stay~~ Ashley - tackling, pass protec- great t~ree ~ sport at~eltes he twisted his neck while , and a loss to Chauncey- Richie Polley, 5-l at 185 and iout of contact ttus week n f tion, and timing errors, the last Nelsonville m the ~t:~~~:~ !~~~';;~H~art's double ofl thP American League Dover last week, 12-6. ITom Hines, 5-10 at 165. !cause of a fractued nos:;~ ~ or which against Wahama t'OSt lHe. star:ed ~ a guard at W.L. Pct.GB. Yellow Jackets, on the l The Quartel1rack st b;ilhese _boys ~hould be y Inumerous i11egal motion and aml UmversJty and halli Cardenas' horner marked a Minnesota 96 58 .623 trand, have taken tw., shared by two junior:.OCourtney go Friday mght, howe_ver. offside pe~alties and stymied s_tudied Bob Shesky, n~w new career high for him. The Baltimore 86 64 .573 8 grid contests [rom Rutland 12-0 Hanning, Hl at 160 and Lar· Nelsonville, still feeling the I several drives. tJ_red from football coacbmg, shortstop is flirting with lhe Chicago 88 66 .571 8 and Waham~ 18-6. ry Corrigan, 5-8 at 145. Iplain of last year'~ walloping· . Carby ~wyers, the hard run· hiS Alma Mater the past .300 batting mark. Detroit 84 69 .549 The Hounds have a big line The Jackets' starting lineup ! (JtH)) at the hands of the , mng White Falcon back.. , _ ::.:..: IC or_·_:Y o_e_a_rs_._ _ _ _ __ __ idwards' homer was his 23rd By Jimmy A 1WO· SIT ITEM ... • If It did, be sllOuld quit, Franks snapped. . There's no denying Mancha! was ineffective after tl_lat. In the fifth, Deron Johnson smgled and Edwards followed wi th ni s 17th homer of the sea~. ca:denas followed Edwards With hiS 11th of the seasoa to make it 4-0. Pinson Hurto Neek Third Straight Victory ~~;·lt~l~rt~~ 8ERHl'S WO~LP Bur OH.HOw DEPARTMENT·MINPEP ANI' DETAIL·CONSCIOUS HE CAN SE ON . . . It u a scoreless duel until Giants, 7-1, making k two wins "Go talk to lbe Mtors," ldetivered homers that aent Mar- ~ a good~~~ for u• to WID PIDi tl ;;,ttom of me fourth when in a ruw and narrowing the gap chortled Sammy Eilts, who Jch31 to the ahower! in the siXth m a row. ha b n1ne ~~ . ti got an unearned run to 3\tl gaf1_1eS. . gained ~il 2_1st _ victo~~ witb •Iin?,lnrg., . . ht The ~ds ve d T cmna Ha drew a walk: Yes, 1 imagine the Giants rout.e-gomg SJX-hJtter . They got \\ere defimrely back m t. games _t, all on roa . ommy rper took third on are beginning to feel just a lit- seven runs off Jilin Marlcal and r~ce ...but _we '~e got ~? keep wm- They are Idle the ~~t two.:y~ stoleh seco;:~ Haller's wild tie bit of somethlng," !aid sm.il- l_'d say that's a pretty good nmg, s..- ·d Sisler. Of ~urse, and t~n play~ p~tr a~ ~ ~wer to second and scored ing Dick Sisler, the Reds' man· JOb." . '\'_Ve would c_ert'ainly app~ca~te ~ ~n, t : at s ng~~s four when Willie Mays allowed the ager. "This is when the pres- Frank Robmson, Johnny Ed· httle help If we do~ t o It • . I ose e s:ea~on ';"I b 11 to et past blm in center sure 8tarts - right now." wards and Leo Cardenas had !ourselves. I'd oay flllhl now 18 gameo at 0 ranciSco. a I ::f:;~:;~~;;;'.:agu• I Jackets Pointing-~-for Helen IBottel--1 DOCTOR 1 n~ tblnk It wo1 • 1 hllh le.... Odd, if true; because Louil Armstrong was a smash h.it OV• er there, and he never prtt<ndo ed to be 'Swan Lake." TV vlewero accustomed to ,... Inti Robert Q. Lewis as a pleaSo and panel member oro In for a shock when he shows up aa a guest star oo one of tht "Brandec111 stanu tbi11 seasonIn "Helded For Doomsday,'' Robert Play 1 tedlsUc killer, and scares the people by glar log villainously without bll "!'"'lassea, which oro his lradeiiiMk. WNlthy young rec. ord producer Bob Ccewe bas taken legal action to colle.nearly a quarter of a mlllion dollars ne olalms Is owed to him by two disk companies. HELEN HELP US! -. It II lbe btu from which wisdom bas flowed with ever growing concept! of liberty, justice and human dignity. It is the bula upon which that llrU(gle conlinu• as a aegment of our citizenry fiJhla a~d retitions for the rights under tho foldl o the document which are not beiD( met according to their interpretation of the document. There has been, and alwayo wlll be attempts made to circumvent the true meaning of that part of tbl Constitution that we know as the But of Righta. Attempts are made daily to try to rurb the right of free speerh, the blessing or a free pres5 , the right to vote, and all of the other rights that we hold dear. We note many trends that are frightening, when people refuse to how to the authority. and to ignore the Jaw CINCINNATI <UP!) - The atmosphere of lhe Cincinnati dubhouse aftel' the Reds' hom~ season closed Wednesday was like that generated by penniJnt winner . And, indeed, the Reda are back in the pennant al· though atill a long way DOROTHY KJLGALLEN 'lbt Perounount Theatre won1 role Ill the national eompany become 1 111(>er sarage alter ol " Funny Girl." Jules Pndel~ aU, it seems. Tbe late report iJ bead man at the Copacabana, tbat it will be reCODverted to its bao picked up an option on her former &lory as the blgest and talunll for the nlchlclub, and most cODvenlenl Bl'Oidway show ~ he'd like her to appear durIng 1116, well, it could COMelvacase for films. All because the bly wind up in tile eourta since deal for the Paramoomt llullding aale fell through and the new fOil can't be In two places at buyers of Broadway'l biggest the same time no matter bow hoildi1J8 leol there'• a shortage weD you ling. ol tlood movit pol1ce1 ID thai areo . . . The highly-touted clno Russian polarta olbnannes ma edition of ''Buddwlng" ore operating out of the CUban been 100t back lor more lllmports of Bonaa, Cab101 1nd ing and edlllnB. II will meaD 1 Slguenea • .. Tbare'1 another . year's delay. 'nte reaction of the tint previews were so con· llol'y oo how "Hello, Dolly·" fustnc tho producers felt lha became .. Goodbye, DoU-" in pi<lurt should be seat back to Moocow. The Soviet Ambassador here wu cra!ly about It, but the factory for llxing ... Salom Jens, Rock Hudlon'1 lllelt the USSR culhlrol bosm did· leadtntl lody, tnd her husband. Ralph Meeker (Arlene FtaDtts' leading man in 11 Mr&. DaJ.. ly") 1re .officially, but llllicably, separated. Sal baa promised Ralph she'll IUm up to opplauo his Broadway openln1 ... The early betting on !be comInti mayoralty election has Jolla Lindsay 7-to-1 ovor Abo Beame. t---by IOMMENT.tTING EDITORIAllY , plltl tmtllld:llltlta - Reds End Home Season On Happy Note With 7-l Win ~f~:~·~;.:~:~~~~e~n?E~ J Voice of Broadway ••• reportillg a, llell .(Try one of these beer recipes this weekend ••• 100'0 like the ftavor they add to your menus, just , _8 8 yoa like the lavor Hudepohl puts in your glass. .... ___ ...,... __ _ RIZER OIL CO. Home Owned & Operated You'll Like Our Service Phon1 WY 2-2101 �• ,, ( ,. teachen lroduced and whenmembers the firstwere lng l!u ol this school term of w raeuae PTA waa hold tha 1 oabool auditorium Sept. ·'th 14. The meeting w• the pledge to the flag ' repeating the Prayer In unison, and wao ~an earet Cottrill.followed by prayDevotions, were aiven by the Rev. I • Stutler of the Asbury Church. Secretary and treasurer reports were read and approved. A free will offerina• was taken · It was reported that . ed b h/ Y n a 0 changed to a regular i sale, date to be announred St1tion ter. County Council Is to Pomoror Oet. 7 at Bradbury. The grade having the 28'9 PIRST QUALITY RliGULAR Certi ie f d Oil ~nt,:;:~ ;;,~e .:r;~~ l.iiii W. Moln St. MilOS MASON AREA ""~:::,:· r~:."hn~"".:::~~· sell~nfllcted ~ ~y •·~ O~i",r~··~ m",..., · .... ••• ' avallaD~ ~nc~t,n~~ ~! ;.~tilt~s!~n:~a!m: --·---~ •1~ ~~- Homeeoml'ng of AIf ed Ch urch He/d Sept. J9 EVERY MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY Bread and Coffee Price tnctud11 Cole Attendants at Funeral He/d Ligh~ Here are NOfed Slow. French Fries FRIDAY, SATURDAY and SUNDAY $1.39 Crow'sSteak House 1 POMEROY, 0. 1 FLOWER BULBS 1 BLOOMS IN THE SPRINGI RIGHT GUARD DEODORANT HAIR SPRAY REG. $1.00 _ _ REG . $1.00 - - .61c Dristan TabletsR., 76c Suave Creme Rinse :::·_ 63c $1.19 _ _ REG. $1.25 ANACIN varieties I HYACINTHS su:. I !>AFFODr.::: DISPLAYED CROCUS IN PACKAGES NARCISSUS I U~~ II 1 s-10 BEN FRANKLIN s-10 i.OCAL.I..Y OWNED • A ! IY KNOV•N' POMEROY WY 2·3498 Tht! Fabric Shop ..,~ • Loqer Wear I Lower 1 ' " 1 • • • fl • • '!' ~ ~· f· 4 • e ~ ~, ' i I! i "W ( I r---------------- I ' g>Veo by the Re~ Stllt le r A card party will be held' Durulg the _~nc1al hour. re· Wednesday, Sept _ 29. al 8 m freshmenls ol donut~ and cof·l at the Middleport elemen~~r~·\ ::~ "":~re s~rved bv the exeru- , school under sponsorship of the uommttteo, I Xi Gamma chapte r. EvervI one is wel come. Refreshmen-t; I . I TAKEN TO HOSPITAl. wtll be served. Mrs. Ray Darot. R D. l'hesl•- , ----I1 : Iff', was t:1ken to llolzer hll!)pi!- ' LOCAl. TF.MPS at by Middleport ,mergency . The tempera lll rP in Pomrrov'< ~!)CUe l)'li!AdmPn al :1·22 p.m. husines~ distric·t at 11:40 a. 'm. ' \\ednesday as a med1ca! pa-! today was 67 degn•es under ' Uent. ' rainy Skies. 89c too·. _ ___ VILLAGE CUT RATE hen • ' '" someth lng hap py . h appens, It'& Bulova watch l ( J ( • tlmf' '" . .« I ~u 1 RACINE, O. BORDENS LIP·SMACKIN' GOOD! l GALLON CARTON - REG. 98c SPECIAL I TtP Adv~rttsed A• PIS,.Uions ' Good Huusekeepma to c:hoo11 from gur l1r11t Butove selection. pr1ced from (! lem.vet HARDNISI • • .,.. CAN, ltvtt Thtt I GAUON a ••oN SoNna, llllten lefln•• \Yhal are wa 1"' $ 2..95 --- 11 put1 . eumolexJOnh Pomeroy 'S elf-Service Mlrkel OPEN DAILY UNTIL 7:00 P.M. FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. •wen. Phune lot rour FREE copv ot 1'Tbt Wa· • ., ter Sgot Ston " FRU TIILimd1I.e Cemp•••••• Autem1llc WE S1'0Cl WATER SO~'l'EN ER SALT GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE POMEROY N. I -· Contains no tar -ready lor the brush. Open Saturday Night 1119 Flonheim Shoe& are built better to wear longerend ooat lm bJ tho month and by the mile. That:o why Floroboilll io Autorioals tlltt4ar4 of fino sboe value- why more men wear Florsheim Sho« t j j~:U ·· -~~· i!!~RBHEIM I tbon all other quo!• ltyii!U.. • $19.95-$15.45 cOREMAN &ABBOTT "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARJ" POMEROY MAIN ST. 0. , WOMEN'S BLACK SUEDE PUMPS 88 88 BASKETBALL OXFORDS s Methndtsl Church Will sponao~ Chesler Erwm, Mr. and Mrs. a rummage ole FrldaY »~Sat Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Gerlecl1l urday, October 1 and Znd lD the and Mr. and Mrs. KillCaid. ' former A and P bUlldln_:l::_·__ 9 held each month to plan the pro- FtRSl \ h 11 . QUALITY REGULAR I 1 met Tuesday evenmg at the Plans for the year were made the meetinl Sunday evening. An I Certified Oil Station 7:e of Mrs. Bob Mtller, Umon , by_ the Methndl•t Youth Fellow- interesting program has been w ""';" St. Pomeroy \ · . . ship of Heath Mothodtst Church planned in October. Mrs. A. L. Phelps, vtce pres1- Tuesduy evening at the home dent, was m charge of th e of the new counselors the Rev. meeting, in the absence of Mrs. ' and Mrs. J 11 mes Bre~ington. Leo Bryan. president. Devo- The first meeing will be luiln lions were led by Mrs. Jerry sunday evening in the social •• Masters who had for her topic, room of the church at I p.m • "Conditions of Peace" and clos- when new officers will be installed with prayer. Members re- ed and new members welcomed sponded to roll call with some- Refreshments have tteen plan· thing coneerning religloWI edu- ned lor the first meeting lo' calion. Cards were sent to shut- lowing the meeting. •• tn member5 and plans made to The Rev. M. E. Dowson pa ~ •• send them sunshine boxes. tor. will install new officen who •• The mission study on the Ha- include Connie Cooke, president •• waiian Islands and the Baha-1 Joe Reichman, v1ce president . mas was given by Mrs. Phdps. Dee Slaven, secretary • treasur· Refreshments were served by er; Tom Baker chairman of Wi· the hostess to Mrs. Conrad Oh- ne" Commission : Kathy Mor linger, Mr. WiJliam Fisher, ~lr :;. gan, chairman or Outreari' • Milum Roush, Mrs. Mason Fish- Commission; Ken Russell, chair • • er, Mrs. Phelps, Mrs. Masters rnan of Citizenship Commissioll • and Tommy Mrs. Waller Ken- and Jerry Uavenportt chairmar •• Inedy Jr., Mrs. Denver Kappie-1ol Feiiowship Commission. ••' and a guPst, Mrs. Ernest Carr .I A planning session will h~ •• ---·~ - -·-·· • •• • ~~';;..~~be~~·a:;tK~d~O .~~~idl Gallon 28' R9USH'S SHOE STORE 225 No. Second Middleport --~:::~~.,.....,.,.....,..,.,...,.,..,...,.,.~~~~~~~==~=: -·- - - • I: • BLUE CROSS; . Frost-Proof Refrigeratw! Tnt llan 1191. EBERSBACH HARDVVARE Middleport, • s Central Hospital Service ••• helps pay hospital bills • • •• • • • BLUE SHIELD' Ohio Medical Indemnity, Inc •• • he ips pay doctor bills ANNUAL COMMUNITY ENROLLMENT FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 j FPDA 1411 39c lb. Everything For Water Purification 2nd Ave. • GIRLS LOAFERS 1Jwest1riced FRIGIDAIRE dull han epuil febrlc8 dama)le p1umbfn~·, Get the an· "HapplnNa HNdquanera" 0. SIMON'S tap waterT Ho\11 do the}' hurl • Circle Studies Local Need H H' / can e p GROUND BEEF 95c hme epot1. fl!m cau .. o bY ~' 99 Ia~ WIENERS l lbs. 89· ROOF PAINT SGAL I 1 SKINLESS "OUR OWN BRAND" $24.75 . l~get ~ : In A •e MIDDLEPORT, MILK Asphlltum & Asbestos fJII'IIIY tnd Your SALE Sal· : ~; w~h ~v. 0:.1~ '~ ~'"" n~h-~-c The Wild (( •• •• DUTTON DRUG STORE 5 Loaves 89c W•ter Cen Do fG You. Your I ' I Linen Shower /s P/a nnedb y I • • G · ISSIOn roup Iing out the fall theme. M Plans were made for a linen\ ' shower at the October meeting PI Md to be sent to the Grundy Mis-~ anS are 0 e sEion. GrundyM,' 'a · whens Tlhte By fellowship ,vange1me 1SSionory oc e y of the Pomeroy Church of Chnst Youth Group c 69c fhet OrdlnU'¥ MONTH 1 1 I fhing1 Seen in Preview Closs Plans Annua18anque t \ owner! 1 1 BREAD I: Tamed! '>... · ·••eeeeeelliltltll> l>" For 1ny happy occnion, there's no fiift like 1·~·"'' witch . , . and no Witch \lilt I Bui0\11. It's ~recioul jewelty that t.llt perfect timt-1 watch you can t1kt pride in 11vio1 'I btcaun lt'1 mtdt with pride. Made to give yau more queUty for your money. flur Wetch Expert1 will help you •• • •• ROOF 1 Hair Style• n~nySe~"!1 ·!•m~!_roY~4d1eport, 0 ·• Se~Y!_l~~ GIRLS DRESS FLATS I SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. ~::1 NetD ~ 1 TULIPS- Several .. -' ·' ....... Mrs. Jo Ann Bailey, A steak dinner to finance1ner, bus drivers; and AI ~n- of Beverly's Be~uty ~hop, on\ The annual banquet in Octoschool beautification and a ard and Mrs. Wanda Eblin, Palmer-St., w'as 1ll Pomt Plea· \ ber wa:s planned and sewral \ Fall Festival were planned at school board members. Par- pnt to ati:M a workshop and ro 'ecto were beaun by the the September meeting of tile enlR mtroduced themselves and preview of new loU illllr &lylel ] ~o~ebuildr"' Ct••o ol • .. . I Salisbury PTA Tuesday even- told the number of cillldren they sponsored by Afflllate 11 of the dl t Ch h of Cb . t Tues-' ing at the school with Mrs. Wil-, had m school. ll was announc- ' National. Ha1rdresser . and Cos· d ay epor evemng . urct a 111e IIIJtrW rts e . <~ . DISCONTINUED STYLE$ 11 1 1 Jiam Ohlinger, president, in 1 e<i that there were 171 enrolied metolog1st AssoeatiOA. e res 1- 1 d M 0 Wh. . p charge · at the schooL Met~ Story's droom mentl. were ierved during the an -~~~ mem lte bmers om~ rov. Sers.venl.CI:D ,tnu 1\ Mrs. Menzel Smith read the won the attendall£e awar . rventng. · t It nded PTA prayeo to open the meet- At ·the close of ·the from this gueWshltea 1ave • d.evo1.1ons 1n· \ ·t t'buainesl Attending M · aa·t Middl area pOrt OllMers. ing fo llowed by the pledge to meeting, room VIBI awn was were "· t•y. e ' Ind. B'bl .pt Th 1the flag. The minutes of May held and Mrs. Offutt displayed Iota Bart.rum, Pomeroy ; Dottieo c mg • to '''\t'e. . prfov and ·the executive· committee baby pictures of the teachers. as 1aa grtoulpor vot db By us,odGallipOliS, 1 d pwho1 served u tt ·. a 1ectern or t"1te mal c ass-• 511ft 4 to 1 0 ~tmgs were re·ad and Mrs. Refreshment& were serve y a m e an au a re I). . \ Not All Sizea In All pr Herbert Dixon, treasurer, re- Mrs. Maxme Arnold, Mr . and June Wlillllffis and Brendo Ltloe_ ported tbe sum of $171.57 in the I Mr>. Roy Grueser, George Wag- iBburY June Watkms, Karen i " \ Styles But All Sizes 1 treasury · Mrs ..fames· Will re- ner ' Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ball, Roush, Tootie Wilson, Ruth Lew- 1men. rs. eorgl!! h~ was h M 1 a d Ma K H· dd p · 1 named to make tableclot • from I ported thal membenh1p to dnle I Mr. (Jlnd Mrs. Roy Sml , rs. s n ry · a ox, om V1lues To $U9 was 93. ' Velma Douglass, Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant. Doddie Farren served . matenal pu:chased ear1v.:r for In The Group The County Council antique \ Ernest Cullums, Mr. and Mrs. as demonstrator for the hair I another proJect. auction to be held at Metgs Jame; Hess, Mr. and Mrs. style workshop. She recently[ Tha class voted to mist a Counly fairgrounds on October I Dale Colburn, Mr. and Mrs. I!OOk a course m the new styl-'1needy fa~mly, with each mem. d nd d Harold Blackston and Mrs. Wal- mg. ber lo brtng Items for the !am1 il Sunda Mrs Joe Bishop 16 was annonce a name as eootmittee from Salisbury ter Bunce. Mr/ · oooaid Hicka were were Mrs .. Homer Hysell .. Mrs. ATTENDS CONFERENCE named in charge of tbe project George Skmner. Mrs. Phtl_ Oh Mrs. Leo S.mth, misSionary It was aMouoced that during Siles Unger , Mrs. Geoffrey ~ll~on,.1 cha1r~n for the Portsmouth the chW'Ch revival being held in 4¥2 to 9 pr Mrs. Jame' Hess ond Wtlliam 1 5 Dtstrtct ~ethodtst churches. October Homebuilders night Pullins. 't was m J-acksoD Saturday wr~~ \ would b'e Tuesday eveninll Oct Two Heel Heights Recommendations of Ihe exOW I she attended. the . Methodist ~ with a social hour to b;; hetd ecutve commitlee ~ere read ·' Do Something - A Cal.l ·To Youth FcllowshlpOffJcers'tram- ! following the services. fiuesLo; Reg. $4.99 15·8 and 1 0-8 by Mrs. Raymond lole and Commitment" was the topiC of log con_lerence and spoke on \ will be the Rev Joe Bronson included beautirication of school the program presented by Mrs. ''Christian ocatlons." She re- evangelisl and the Rev . and front, to be financed with the Jay Warner and Mrs. T. A. ~ntly attended WSCS workshopii Mrs Hicks In charge of re· steak dinner, and a fa ll festival Downie when Lydia Circle of m Manche!!ter, Oak Hill and mbments , wHI be Mrs Denon Nov_ember 19. The recom- ~e United Me~hodist church met Forest Run. yer Rice, Mrs. Norman · YeaumendatJOns _were accepted and 1uesd'ay evenmg. ger, and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach. the steak dmner date will be The purpo&e of tho program PLUI SPECIAL DAY , Plans tor the annual banquet announced later. Mrs_ Opha l wa~ to stu~y local needs a~ Chriatian Education sunday to be held in October w•~re Sizes 4 to 10 Offutt wa• named to report on!how the .Circle can help. ~· (formerly Rally Ooy) will be made and committees OB!Tifd, I Black • Brown the October meetmg on the _was q_ue:sltoned ~here orw: s held at Heath Methdo!lt Church including, program, Mr. and Mr pr • Penny Lo1fers backdrops on the sl~ge_. . i commitment beginll ~nd It was in Middleport. The combined Herman Kincaid and Mn. KenEdward Bartels, pnnc1pal, m- 1brought ou~ that God mea~s service will begin at 10 a.m. neth McElhinny; decorating, I e1talian Styles l.roduced the teachers, includ- 1th_at commitment should begm Sunday morning Sept. 26. At· Mrs Rice Mrs. Yeau~,er ami I . be pre- I Mrs.• Franklin ' • >= • Tnplett and• t1ck~ l·ng Mr s. Walter Bunce, 1'•t·I S~;- w1th a. close . look , at one's self tendance awards' wtll Rosalee Story, Mrs. Orin Smith, and his relationship to the prob- sented and teachers and leaders ets Mrs Joe Bishop MEN'S & BOYS' Eric H t J w· kl d terns on hiS own doorstep. . . • · · \ ' -M-rs :.,rca'nor'mzeslt _Jc .. !.~.e ~n.. Mrs. Warner. president, con- will be Installed. A donation or flO was given I 1 • '-" e1 ~;1. JVH ~. uu-1 : . to the Gideon Bible Society. The \ linger. president introduced lducted the busmess aessmn and : ASK OMIT GIFTS . . was CI08ed w1th . - pray· ' Mrs Chlrles Persinger gave I meetmg rs. Maxme Arnold and Mrs. -. · . Mr. and Mrs Jeffen Nelson [ er by Thomas Bowen Contrib· M Velma Douglas, cooks; Paul Dan,. t ','c'tterWesstcmsg rekpolrt ont Fthe who will have. an open hou:Je Iuting. hostesse-s \"ere . Mr Hnd Frick' JBDI · ·tor,. J ames Hesst 1ests Run r Methodist wor church li lop a or· celebration . of thetr . 50th wed- Mrs. Harold Lohse, . . Plans Mr. and Sizes Small11 to Big12 Brooks Sayr~~ George ~ag- i were made to join with. the din~ anniversary at the home Mrs Willard Boyer and ~1r. WSCS m the celebration of tbe of Jtm Nelson Sunday, Sept. and Mrs. William Tolbert. pr I 25th anniversary in October. 26 from t to s p. m. reque't Present were Mr;. Hice. Mrs. 1 •White 1 Refreshments were served dur that i 1rts be omitted. Yeauger1 Mrs. Wa\+.er Lee and ing the social hour by Mrs. daughter, Sue, Mrs. Bi>hop, Mr.' 1 Kermit Walton and Mrs.. Rich- PLAN RUMMAGE SALE and Mrs. Donald Hicko, Mr. R1g. $2.99 e8Iack ard Rupe, from a table carry- The Afternoon Crrcle of Heath and Mrs. White, Mr. and Mrs. 1 FOR FALL PLANTING '" ' I SUAVE I l!lllil fashion by the yard! Open Friday Until 9:00 .. . .. .,. DJVOTEII TO llfTE.Iil1 OP Special ALL· U- CAN- EAT! .... -,~~ ~···' ~ THE DAILY SENTINEL c,,.. Flr~t - Salisbury PTA Undertakes Project · Aroun d ItS · 5c h001 Of BeautificatiOn . seU and had held a 38-cahber . WEST LOS ANGELES, Calil known 1<1 have played "Russian He told Oris: IUPII Screen star Charles snub-nose revolver to bta haad. roulette '' before • the deteetlvea "I' , ...,..., ,.urOb.lo,,...,..,. '"''" B ' I M' ha I 21 Off' 'd th I I I b I\ t t -~-· d eu.ndQ b:J001Tb• Vall•• PubUiboyer s on Y son, IC e . · tcers sat e a a u • · sa d. QIIIY a few nights ago h• . ve never w.. - •o har 1111 , 110 "''"""' ••·· dfed of a gunshot had been the only one In the had shot out a large plate glass lD all my life. lu fact I could .,.... Oblfo ""':1:," wound at his home early today, pistoLt Five others r d bl t l tlwere "''"Ifound . window toe ._., tn the house ' which is say ca I'Ve Ajust s!Mtecl ,.....a new Entered u lec!OIUI ealu numnr: 0 JIO tee raporte · . on a • e nex •• )' , '"' a.... In the fashionable Cold- reer. new career wr m•'"',. ••• •"' .,." " P•m•"''· · · · t For 1 my . son Michael. 'lhlS OJllo. N~~,t.ionll r.dverUJI.n& l'IPfflln, • ,, •e. Detectives ''hl who sa1d t.he· he• might have been water Canyon section north of sor.. young man thi ad a ·th record otI th ploymg ·d ·Russ10n roulette," Beverly .Hill•. II he east I can do for him." "''""'w .,...,. ""'" '" ,.,,.,. d · f B d 'bed h" toJt Avo N'ew Yor.ll Clt:r. New York . mng unny ngs _w, guns, , ey SRI . _ oyer escr1 11 100 as a lu,_:jpu,. ""'' D•Unn• "' were unable to say tmmedJately Boyer, a gun eollectt•r. was dHe tad worthkeddas a dialogue very talented boy who didn't aarrl., -..1 5111 whether the shooting was ac· -- - - ·--·- - _Jrec or on e efunct televi· want to oc b.n actor. •. , uth :1. cidental M I A .I a10n sertes "The Roaues " tn "He's searchlnt!" Bo • t0Jd ""'"""' 11.so. """ mootho " ·"' grade · I' !(A c"" ent y.r hiill ., Rwto ••m •"'"".,,. "" p r - AOra th Bass ' chairman p t ·' wh'''h hi 8 father appeared' and Gtis. "I'm trying • to help ~,. ,...., .., '"'""''· '"' mMth 1 au me u. erson, a r Cia Officers said Boyer's C!irl Prol.t l'd hy Patrol had Rn Interest. The , . ger lind hlmse!f" · "' '"''" "" ,.., .,, moou. Cundiff, Suste Grueser and Faye friend, Marilyn Campbell, 22, . man reportedly also bad an in·· ,...,,......, ...... """·- Hamtlton; Second grade - Ma- was with him in the den when The >ta te htg)Jway patrol re- terest in a record c0m · , 4--D ll S f 1 d 0 S 23 1965 rie Leadin&ham, chairman Do- , the shootint! occurred but had ported no accidents Wednespan). a Y en me , Pomeroy·Mid leport, ept. • _ r!s Sayre, May Hysell. Vera her back turned. Boyer's room- day in Gallla county but _lnves- . Boyer was born Dec. 9, 194! Craig and Anna Roush; Third mate, John Kirsh, 22, was in ligated a mmor accident mvotv- m floJitywood to the actor and erade -sara Rouih, chairman; another room watching televi- ing a steer at 6:-tO a.m. on and his British·born actre!lsPearl Knapp, Wanda Nelgler, sion. Beech Grove Rd., a little more wife, Patricia Eliza Patterson. Deet Brown and Wanda Stew· According to police ' i-1iss than two miles northwest of por1ce sa1.d lhey had nottf1ed .. ' R u nd ar . Campbell had told Boyer ear- u • · . the mother who resides her~ Fourth arade - Dorothy Uer in the evenm' thai she was Officers satd a steer owned of th d It, • Forbes, chairman; Janet Nease breakini off their romance. He by Virgi1 Yarbrough, Rt. 1 Rute ea · Minnie Harris, Mary Bell had then threatened to kill him- land, ran onto the road into Boyer was tn Paris working Warner and Joyce Mohler; the path of a pickup truck driv- on twJ films. He was not imFilth arade -:- Shirley Huston, en by Floyd D. Cleland, 71. Rt. mediately BVIliable lor comchairman; V1rgmu1 F1sher, Pa· 1 Rutland. There was minor ment. tricia Houdaahelt, Anna Belt damage to the truck and the Houdashelt and Bernice Wine, . steer waR injured. At the time UP! correspondent. Honrv brenner; Sixth grade-Ava Zo ol the report the owner had not Gm. who Interviewed Boyer Sisson. chairmtm; Betty Ash, Th h f decided upon dispnRillon of the only three days ago in Paris Margaret Eichinaer Helen Hube annua1 0.mecommg 0 anima l. said that the 66-year-old actor , L ' the Alfred MethodiSt church was at that 1·1me talk ed happ1 •1y uf baru and ouella Moore. h ld S d S . Arrests by the patrol WednesDelegates to County Council _e .uthn Saynd, epL 1.9h· begm. day included . Douglas c Wil· ··a new career" he was ouildtn~ mng w1 u ay Sc oot at · · for n1s · th d b · are EIrna Louks, Esther Har- •·so d th h' . . Iiams, .Jr., 24, westen·ille, bond~vn m e recor llSI· . e wars IP serv1ce 1 .. ness •· , an den , Margaret Cot If1 11 , 0 ra at l0: 45 . led by Charle::; Ta lor ed to mumc1pal Sept. 27, and =::.·~--------Bass and Louella Moore . ~Iter- with 'The Gospel Four" :uar~ Oa1e C. Zim merman, 16. Porn· nates are Marty Wilham•, let from Rutland singing I eroy . Cled to Meigs , o,nt'l Pearl Knapp, Ruth Homan. Ma- A basket dmner was e~joyed juvemle court , at a 1ate to be ry Nease and ,Jean Nease. . at noon. on the church lawn set. for impro;wr passing. Other committees arr : LegiS- with the Rev p 1 c t ' Meia• General lloopilal I !alive - Elma Louks: Histori· ing grace . ear as 0 say- AdmiSBions - Lemma I an - Sura Roush; Safety The aft~rnoon ro ram • ter, Middleport ; Arthur Stitt, Larry Wolfe and Milton Varl- 1 d . .. ~ ~ . open Radne ; Bucky Walters. Middle- Funeral services for the late an ; Finance - Jris Baker and ' ~ a.. 1.30, V.lth ChJrles Taylor port. Ernest McBride of Syracuse, m charge. The program con· . e e held Mon day afternoon, Pearl Knapp. AH home room Islsted of . . . DJscharJt'!l _ Paul Holter 1 w r mothers whan needed bgroRup smgmg. openmg Racine· Verna ArciJer Coot' Sept. IS at the Syracuse Asbury · prayer v ev Frank Che s ' · · M E Ch h Program - Esther Harden brew of ·Middl~port "Th ~ •- vlllr : Louise Fraley, Middleport. · d -1 urc • with the Rev. Marty Williams; Magazine · " • e OS· Wen e Stutler offJcJating, Sevand Membership chairman - pel _Four qua_rtet gave several ! A eral hymns were sung by Mrs. . senes of spectal numbers Lou nnual Meeting of Jlonald Lisle and Mrs Stutler Esth er Thorpe !s he w1 11 nnme Wlnn 0 f G . ' ,.... . was in Gilmore · ceme-· her workers) ; Hospitality _ n•Jm~r uyovl 11 e. 91lng two , ,anrer Unlt is Set Bunal Here's just a sampling of the Shirley Huston and Ruth Hoi- c ers. the Boyles_family. lo- The annual meeting or ih CI tery. many exciting fabrics you'll man : Health - Anna Grace al, sa ng two selectiOJ\S, Wtl~a Meigs County Unit of the Am-I Pallbearers were Walter and find at our store now. I Oiler and Eleanor Wingetl · Pub- Jeanb Atherton sang a spectal eriC'an Cancer Society, Ohio di- ~ Christy Baer, Robert Wingett, ' Jicity - Margaret CottrilL ~~~ er, Rev.,Cheesebrew sang. vlsi?n. will be Tuesday, Sepl. 28, Wllliam Houdashelt, John P. 45" PLAIDS _ yd. 1.69 The Executive Head Mr b . Calvary, and offered a begmning at 7: 30 p.m. at the Williams and Woodrow Hendrix. I A wide selection for jumpers Deem . will be the auesl speak~ Ib~::;l mes;age, ~ev. Ca~t.o ~~ke M_iddleprt High school. All con- Attending from a distance 1 i er at the Oct. 12 meeting. Any· G y. w~. gi rls wJth The tri~Utors ol $1 or more to the Wtl)re Mr. an.d Mrs. Gilbert Bee· 45" GINGHAMS yd. 89c one having a particular thing \ s ospel Four offered a spectal\ 1!165 Ctusade ore member. and gle and family of Fairborn, Mr. and Mrs. Ray William• and I to be dl!cussed by Mr. Deem, \ ong, Rev. Gtate of Rut lond. t may vote. 36" Suede Cloth yd. 1.79 , is askrd to contact Esther Har· :rake brleCiy and offrred the ~h:!ciOn of officers and com- sons of Rayland; Mr. Don Meden ,'1 few da ys before this! osmg prayer. mJttee _repor1 s will be among Bride or Pittsburgh, Pa., Mr. 54" Woolens yd. 1.98 up meeting. A ro ram will bel ThE! audtenre wa~ made up the .busmess affairs during the I and Mrs. Austin Bukey of Eost prmnted b: t~e sixth grnde~ ~h folks from Luttndge, Sllv~r sesSion, accordmg to Jack Welch ILiberty, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. wit h Mr Wolf a t a h R urch, Chester Methodist Iprestdent. Turnbull of Lancaster Mr. and 1 Custom Dressm1king & Tailoring 6 e c er. e- Church. RLJUand · e . Nar.~rene Mrs. Ell sworth Edward!i ' freshme nl commtltee is to be Ch h H • . -1 and 1 r~mily, Mr. and Mary Nease . .Jean Nease, Mnr Ch~~~ ' emlock Grov: ~h~IS- 1 UNIT CALLED Mrs. Will Bell Warner. Martha Ash Ch h, H Orange ChrJ~tl~n . Pomaroy emergen<'~' ~quad- ham E. Kreisel and daughters, ie Grueser Faye Hamilto~ and :c ur~. emlork Grove Chns- men were summoned al 10:33 1and Mr. William C. Edwards or IThelma Jeffers . : l:n ,hl lr~h , Pome roy, Muidle- a.m. today for Mrs. Edgar Tho- Galloway, Mr and Mrs. GaU l ' A song, ·we Got • Great ~~ ~apt~i _church ander.:oof, mas, Nye-av. Pomeroy, who was Turnbull and !amity, Mr. and Singer Sales & Service McCall's Patterns I Wonderful God" was sung b. H -~~- rt B ~ms, ~hade. Little Uiken to Veterans General hos- Mrs. Paul Turnbull and family, 115 W. SEC:OND \ Tommv Thorpe Randy andy , Looc lmg.d e pre, 1orch. Alfred pltal as a medical patient. Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Edwards WY 2·2284 " · ca an others. M ' Terr;· Moure Cherri and Dav i A r. and Mrs. John Crooks and OHIO ld Bass and Pammv and Sandv the n~uncements wm made of ANNOUNCE DANCE daughters. ott ol Columbus; Mr. POMEROY Stewart of the · Naza rene in o:a~~e church homecom-~ .The Racme H1yh school band and Mrs. Robert Holstein of church. dirN'ted hv Mrs. gk G pt. 28th. The Hem· w~ll sponsor a teen-age dance I Ravenswood. W Va.; Mrs. Mal Thoq)e qnd accompani.ed at roec hrove and Chesler Naza-j with thr Jays_ this Friday night rie Williams of Athens, Mr. \J.,,..._..,._ _ __.,_..,._.,_..,..,_.. _.,_,.,_.,_.,_.,_....,_,._..,,.,._ _ ' piano by Marjorie Cunmngham Oc~e 3 om~comlngs on Sunday, after the Racme-Kyger Creek ond Mrs . .John Crooks. Mrs. ALynn Baker Amy Sewell and I r : . i a~ ol the local church football game !rom tO to 12 p.m. my Crooks Smith, and Mrs. Ro- ' ~ttl Sherri Craig did a tap dance eVJva ' ct. 11 ·24 · -at the old R~cine High build- rna Crooks1 Rothgeb or Pt. Plean~mber. The closing ~rayer was i ANNOUNCE PART\' ing. The pubhc is welcome. sant. W. \a_ . - - - - - - du~atlng " -· . . I Screen Star's Only Son is Suicide gameThe andfifth the grade, attendance banner. with Mi'" Rose Easterday as teacher ' had tht most pr.,.nt. All !athero attending 'm-e counted as two. Mrs. Elma Louk!l, principal ' reported a total enrollment of 170' being 11 higher than last year. The following commUtees were named by the president Home Room Mothers _ . . " " • ". <~ Committees, Home Room Mothers Named Oommittees were n•me4 and dueled by the president, Mar- parents present will be given a . • · ·····~ · · ·· .; . ... THOMAS CLOTHIERS Gallipolis, Ohio I 2 I2 ( I I 1 ACCJW.J 1' SPRY LARGE 42 OZ. CAN 79( " ·' tu. ft. ~ ··r :z"a ·zc · • Ill "'"' .., dltfKliiW& ..... .. IAezlll Poc~ases no...,.. slid< ac-r. ·' datilllt to • lfiiGO-IIL - - • 1nnw •Twin ....... ~ ........... - ...... ....., .l\uliltOL ...... ~dDOr­ ........... I fiUr<lel*. Alrudy have a Bfuo Cross Group Contr1ct? Now i! the lime your aroup can odd extended benefits to make your hospital ond me<;Ji ca l care prolectton even .- • complete and up 10 dale. ENROLLMENT HEADQUARTERS II •l.............. , IIGARDLESS OF YOUR AGE, IF YOU ARE IN REASONABLY GOOD HEALTH AND ARE SELF-EMPLOYED OR WORKING WHERE THERE ARE LESS THAN FIVE EMPLOYEES, YOU CAN GET BLUE CROSS-BLUE SHIELD PROTECTION. Even LMt WilhTrade-lnl CITY LOAN COMPANY 2Y2 SIZE FREESTONE PEACHES 4 cans .OC BAKER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT I o. SPONSORED BY: VETERAN'S MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ,I �" . . ... ·~ .... ~ .. .. . . .... . ..., ... .......... ·-··-·-· ·- .... " ..., .. ~ ...... ..... ,... _ ~.-. - ~- ,.~~- .. . ' .. " . . . •',. ." • , • r ; • ,,. ,, .... ,. • .,t:,<.\ . ; ._,;. ·• ' - o .,,_...,. . . . . !lA_ &. ~-.. • oo ..._ ., .. ,.,. >r o • • • '• • ON THE OTHER HAND, NJi.leE. I'VE ~ET A NEW RECC@! NOBODY COULD 6E • I THAT HAPP'i ! Classified Ads Your Modern Community llullctin Board =G-=D=ail1=~~11nel, ~~llltltl'lp'f\ Q. ....... 1U81 For S•le iiowning. [ ftMI$925.110. troiler,386lleater Park and St., For a.it WANT AD FOR SALE., .8 room house In Middleport, .' I' ~~:.~ 1 TWO lplllmlllll .. l1ldtlleport. ~ lilT 1-3&31 tfl' ,. • :~~ , . . . 1117 ODt 6 ~ ........... wltb · 1 ·._ Me ble location near schools. .,,.""'•• DMGn~ ..., Lll. lenoed yard. Allo IIOCIDI lito cellent <.'Ondition, Call WY '"'" "::':"~·lurnlobed,. .,_.t IJoor. Coli Iii mt6l1 \'II fou,.)e, VHF Z-5498. 9 23 6tp • .,. .:::,':!'~~" lf:OO &. a IVY 2-81160. 8 2S ltd IDd UBP' tuning. LoYelr waJ· I'OR SALE: Good 12& acre 111111 fen D•• • ....htt•tl• FURNISHED t.-.io. i i11011. llUt eonsole. 11rls set three farm, best Jocatioa for a &e!e OlWUl.Al'JONI .._ IIIOIIIhJ old. llaa pl•turo tube lake, saw timber, bargain • ":... '":'"'!:.. ~~~~ Call WY 2-3872, Pomeroy. warranty. Take OPer payments priced. W. G. Nicbels, Tup"' ··••n~M~h~e l'..rmno ••oollt .. ,________!_~ Ita ~ fl2JO per month or pay pen Plains, 9 2: 3tp NP<>"'-' l"'"*"•lld~. ,_ , • .,. ,bal.... due ......50. Free ....""". trUI ... ,....-RM .., I wit. h batb , h.- dlml:t- ..... ... re ..,.~ - w 1...rrect taHtttGD 4 room apartmen Call WY 1-6555.1----------._.,.. private entrance. Albert Hill, f 31 lite Ll b . _I INfORMAnON SEPT. Zi The Racine Melhndist Churcl. ill sponso<ing a Jitney Suppel on September 26 at tbo Juni01 SEPT. !3 High Building in Raclne. Se'"'· ing will be !tom S to 1 p.m. Ev Th• Southern Local Band Boosters will meet Thursday eryone is welcome. at 7:30 at the high school. A report on tag day will be given SEPT. 21 . and '3 discussion of the candy Cradle Roll Sunday will bt sale for October will be held. observed Swutay morning at t_ht All parents of Junior and Senior Sunday School hour at the Mid· band memtera are urged to die port Churc h oI Chris l Ch'ld J attend. ren enrolled on the Cradle Roll A special meeting of the will be recognized. Mn. Lion• · Southern High Sthlelic Boost· Boggs "· cradie Ron superm· ers will be held at Southern tendent and Mrs. Elmer Wei> high school Thursday at 7:30 p. rung is the teacher of the class. m. . SEPT. 2: The Rtverview Garden Club Ja!le h 1weU Tent Daughte" wtll meet Sept. 23 at the home of Union Veterans will meet of Ara and Pau, line My.er.s. Monday at r :30 p, m. The charThe. Women s .AssociatiOn nf ter WJ.ll be draped In memory the .Mtddleport FITSt u 'led or Zana Baxter and Ethel TIPil· Presbyterian Church will nJ meet Thursday evening at 8:30p.m. row. for a potluck dinner at the church. Those attending are to take a covered dish and their ..a:;•-. - ."'!."'!. -;;;==:-;;""'=•""'-=""" t. ,.. "'"N'I 9 [_P· HOUSE , 4 rooms .and bath, in containers and pick beans ~or ~=~JI~ 00..:_ 117 slo Notice M . .. R $1.00 bu. Clarence Proff1tt _ry 1 1 Kmg. ut-~ p tJ d VI 3 2254 6 1 -" -. Rut and. rs. Eal ' frame, roOOls, bnt.h, utJhty . ' land. 9 2t Jl.c or an . . . 17 f room, front porch, garage r· 1 wn..L NOT be respons1biP for :_ . t_c large lol on Route 6Bt $3800. any debt• contracted by any- , FuRNISHED house, 2 miles ! ALBERT M. COX SALESMAN one other than myst>lf. A 0 . west ot Harrisonville. Seven SE~NG machines, repatr ser-- WV %-3S30 WY ..,,.u U k WY 2Lightfoot. H. D.. Pomen,~· . rooms, bath, coal furnace , I VICe, a ~a ea. UO'l. 9 21 ate ; 9 2.1 "!tp fireplace. Private Jake. $60.001 The Fabnc Shop, Pomeroy. ·- -- - - th C C L "I ., . d : Authroized Singer Sales and I HOUSE FOR SALE. 5 rooms REVIVAL at Hiland Chapel . mon · a 11 · · 0 ac \HJO • d b th t 1 46 I I NQW I, Clieatr Racine, Ohio, WI 9-2261. ">IIRl'-'7 • c.r..,. pel _..,. """ •IIHI'tiMI 9 22 &t , "'"'~·~ '""" " - ' 'STEREO RADIO. model. !:.~.::" ,::,.,::... '"' ....,.. lNG . • Lovely finish. This ••t bas POMEROY - 2 story frame. .,.. - _., IM,..•wo' • _., w..., LARGE SLEEP room, arr 1 am-FM radio, twin speak- 5 rooms, bath, cella~, front • 1111,., "hill ltl ~"~• d't t'oned su"able •-- two h 160 1t. h gh ' CAIU' 01 rliAIIlKe • oBl'l'llallld con 1 1L illl [ ers, dual volume control. This pore • on 1 way. ;;..m" .._ .. ,.:•...,::::,. "'\': men. Call WY 24440 titer set three months old. Take $8110.110 dOWII balance l1ke ~~ o.u, _ i _P_:__ m. 9 ~I 3lp over payments of ~ per mo. ~LE:S:O~ pric~ $351111:. lnlrdu a:lll• "'- " •• tt:OI or pay balance due, $92. Try ne s ry ,..1'0, '!!~.A':'::~.. HOUSE FOR RENTL.' 4 rooHms it in your borne. Call WY 2_ fra. me, s rooms. modern 1n g ts kt h nd bath h ld • d balh 1634 'nco aaUJ.,. r>ROT'U) II1!.1NO n , · .1!.:.::.:: t 21 6tc 1 c en a , a woo d I nry 2 357' I' '30 WoN Phone ~~ - " a ter 01: • floors . full basement, forced , 1 2156 1 2 21 PHONE WY · m._ " " _ ~ 1 PCTATOES, beans, bring own hot air healing garage. Good ' .., wu< •• - 1 • !___ · 1 with Mrs. Charles Bennett, u sistant hostess. SOCIAL CALENDAR • THf DEALS HAVE NEVER BEEN BmER EVERY USED CAR GOE$1 ' 1963 Corvair Monza Cpe. $1599 Local owner. 110 HP engine. 4 speed t.ran.!l . Jet black finish. Rl'd bucket ilf!at, rndio and heater. Tires 11 how little wear. Ford Galaxie 5.00-4 Dr. Sed. $1795 1 IO<'al ownf!r, V8 engine with Cruiseomatic trans., powfr steNing and bl'akeB, power seat, grey finish , new 1st line whilewall tires. Radio and heater. 1963 1962 Ford Galaxie Conv. Cpe. _ $1469 Cream finish. white top, V8 engine. automatic trans., power steering, new whitewall tires. Radio and heater. h I I $ evro et lmpa a Cpe. 1695 VB Pngint Std. trans. Good tires, whil• finish. Spotless dean red mtenoT. RadiO and healer 1962 C CROSSWORD be c G. Itla.nd I " I I l '. •• ' ' wo s I j .' ' ! I - - -- - - I I 1 • · - ·- CARRIER WANTED 'I I ''i ' MA !j r t ['. r RJ( IV AUTO AIR CONDITIONING SPECIAL 1 1 e 10 1 1 - -" - - - I 99 . ., 2&.Ha~ the ;Eb r:out 11. Larg"r;~ tJUIUll f' a. Weall . 13. Finlshe~ U. Avoid 'If 3L38.i~:~J bull : -- By AL CAPP ~ llltm>l -u:-40"'..- ...,1011,. -- l lldl!taq tJO,I:n' . I I 12.~ . U.Rutbenlwn: .,.,.. II. Insect egg:e 4 GASOLINE ALLEY •• High prlellt pointer ae.oreat "' didn't reali•e until I told Junior I wanted him to have .-.a.., Lako everytlling I didn't, just how ~ It childhood I had! .. , 4Lt.ln - -··--- ~~ ifJ.Sokl' .... DAILY 0Bft1'CIQOO'Dl- ......... to~ It AI:YDLBAAX& LOlf&I':.J..LOW One letter atmply .ta.D.de for "'lf'thc. In W.IIDlplfi A Ia • jQr the three L' .. X for tho two 0' .. etc. Sm,Ie let.ten, &pat trophies, the lengtb aad tormaUoD ot the wrd.l are an hlntl ~''"h day the codl let.ten we dltfentllt. II I A Otp(uam QuoaiiOil •l) X T C, BQKCVZ 1.11 • H PC C 0 DRBC D X\' LCCA c• '1' Q HI DICK TRACY PEWOOCI L!IIYDCUXK.-HN'l'QCU ~IS • • It • VONDAY THRU rRIDAYL'lieW» l!acred Hear< MetgJ COUnty RFD Paul Bowers, fi'arm News WcaU>er NatJoaal .~eWI Bill Miller Sho• Sporta Panute Bill Miller '\how Picken~ Harcwar4l ti'IM 'fhurs.) Nen Bill Miller Show Baker Fum1ture Sho1t News Coftee wllh Jooel Portraits of a Patriot Swap Shop Bill Miller Bru'lCh Show Masoo Agr. P--ugram 6:00 Sign On - 6:05 6~ 6:25 6 3t 6;57 7.00 7:115 1 30 7:35 1: ~t 7:50 8 8 45 u~ 6:00 Sundown Serenade ti : 4> Sign Off SATURDAYS &:110 Sign On - News 6.30 Happy Valley Boys l :tlii Country MUSIC 1'lmt 6:20 Cuuntry Jamooree 1 • 00 Protestant Hour 7:30 Sporll ParAde 7:35 Larry Anderson ShllW H;.45 Jt's Music - Vmy 11 :00 Dutton's and tlerna Dairy i:up Te.o Show 12. :00 News 1~ : 15 1usJca\ lnterludto 12 30 Re11 Merlin L'eets 1:00 News 1:05 .Jim Mees Show S:50 Sparta Parade 6:00 Sundown Serenade 6:45 Sign Off 11\,esday; 7:30 Sign On - ArmJ Hour 10 45 Family Worslllp (Thurs.) 7:55 News 1015 A.o.C. Program tfrtday l· a IlO Baptist Layman '; Hour 11.00 News 1:30 Sunda) Show 11.05 Tll')''l Country JUJIC!too 9:30 The Bible Spea~' to You It 30 fluy'o Country Hymns V:45 LegJSiaHve R•port 12.00 CemeDI Bloelt Newo 10 tit. The Goo~ Lite ~;: 30 Goessler's Guest Star Ht: '" t.ongrP.ssman Moeller IF'ridayl 10:30 The Country Hymntimers U:30 Larry Anderson Show 11:30 The Qu1et Hour 3: 'Ji.' Jim Mees Show IZ:OO News 4:15 Blaettnar Auto Show 12:15 The Christians Hour 4.30 Electric ComJII'OY News t2:30 Tile Rav Merl•t Teell 4:f<, Jim Mees Shol' 1:30 The Rav. Silas Billup• ~ 00 ~ews 2 110 The Rev. Andrew Farsons 5:05 Jim Mees Show 2:30 Sunday c:ht·w,..as, 5:30 Rizer's Weather Report 6:00 Sundown Serenade 5:50 Sports Parade 6:15 Sign Off 10.~5 THE BORN LOSER ~l'NDAYS DO WE READ? 1¢ . . , . Cryptoquote: FLA'ri'ERY IS LIKE OOLQCllll • . , . m s .,... WMPO Radio 3 I I Blaeffnar's 1 • 1 ' ' I I I KEITH GOBLE FORD Rd . I I I ·-~' -•"·- ·-·- .. ·~- ' IS 'Tl-!!' !-<OW ENC. 1 NE E ~. 01'. xar awAU.Owm B'LI .-.m.c ........ 7 ?,t.., WJEH RADIO Monday Throqlt Friday 7:15 Sign On, Musiclll Clock 7:25 News in Brief 7:30 Musical Cloelt 1:15 Echoes of Joy 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8:05 World Newa 8: 10 Sports Tnday 8:15 Weather Picture 8: 16 Mus1cal Clock 8:55 Community News 9:00 Talk of the Town 9:5j Mason County News 10:00 Public Service 10 :Oa Family Worship HoW" 10:30 Latchstring 11 :00 News tt :05 Morning Melodies I e1cept Friday, Church Belli Ring) II : 45 World News It :55 Maao• County Newo 12 :110 Community News 12 :05 Noon News 12 : 10 Markets 12 :15 Mid Day Weather t2:20 Bulletin Board 12;15 News o Grams 12:30 County Agent 12:45 Country Go Round t · 55 News Beat 2:110 Country Go Round 2:55 News Beat S:OO Mid Way Matinee 3:55 News Beat t:IIO DI9Cing With Doss 1:30 Interchange 5:110 Community New a 5:05 Mason County News 5: It! World & National New• 5:1> Spotllgin on Sporll 5::15 Weather 5:30 Sunset Boulevard 7:40 NeW> 7:45 Sign 011 1:15 Sign On, Musical Clock 7:2$ NOWII in Brief 7:30 Musical Clock 7:15 Echoeo of Joy 8:110 Ohio Valley News 1:05 World New• 8: It! Sports Today 8: IS Weather Picture 8:16 Pt. Pleasant football 10:30 Songs for Children 10:45 The Golden Key 11:00 News ll : C~ Saturday Sbow 12 :110 Loclll, Ohio, Nal Nen t2:20 Bu!IJ:tln Board t2:26 News 0 Grams 12:30 Saturday Natinee I :30 News Headlines 1' 31 Saturday Matinee l\55 New• 2:00 Saturday Matinee 2: 30 New• Headlines 2:31 Saturday Matutee 2:55 News 3:110 S•lunlav Matinee 3:30 Newa Headlineo 3:31 Saturday Matinee 3:55 News 4:110 Disclng with Dooa 1 4:30 Top Ten Revue 5:00 Newa Roundup 1 5: t5 Interlude 5:311 Community Chain 1:110 Dinner Musicale 7:110 Dance Perty 7:40 News 7:15 Off the Air -- - LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY AH ~~HT QIJITE IT A SPELl. AS A PE"ACE MAN'S FAHC'I' ~A AH CHAo'i(ill) TI!AT ' lrD HIM: ~ t'H~GED, 'C£PT J:'"E~ A ~SQ.O'KEW RULES. MAKIH' PROPER ~5HMENT FER KUERS A st.f WE'D CirrCJ.I 'EM : Ol.Jirr6 At\' JJR!€El 'D TURJ1 'EM \...COf.E Thill. AGMI I JE.ST i;<)!~CK 1tl M'~IO( AK r - ART SANS()M CH I !51RDIEII WAS/'I'r 19 JUST ABOUT WHE~ I SAW ~E; MAN VIIHO LOOKED LIKE. MY eiLL • · $34Q·OO By CHESTER GOULD LQQ 1 1 ly KING as. Cavera 18.1lutcll I 1 1 ..... 1ro~D ..... USED CARS New Officers Are Installed By Garden Club 1 ~ 25, Ice :15.Vegetable 27. Bl&elt Ilea lt 00 ,o ~~~ 10:30 1 .I "1. Fat.e1. Away 24c.Sott 24. Slaroeae 9 110 - - 1 11. Ship'• note 18. Capital f11 VIrginia 10. PlxiBLJ.ke 22. Tablet. 23. Halt enu KEITH GOBLE FORD 1 6.. Tried Jirilton U.NoWe· I ... l&. Jacket 17. :Mus1e 21.- IIOUild 5.Shore rid~ makei: M. Wine vessel J5. Rodell \a J8. Anicle ,hors• 4.1ferJI~ .. . . _ pomeroy Motor Co a- - " .., ott Ja• .., I Practice is Held by Chester Counc1'l In Preparation lor Inspection Soon .. ~ Synoopelell 151. Food m.usl.c j' 2 . ConUnenl tatioa. I I 1 H.P'.,.OUI movie I. C......... traG.. . a. J_Prlce .., Floodwall Assn Begins Meeting Churcb. of Christ in Chrisllan . Sl·l 2·5433. 9 21 6tp ! Service. • 29 tic :~res.a3 ·m~l~r~~~~~: YCreek me~!~" r:,~:~~th:inn!~sines.'l PT. PLEASANT - The 111nual ronvention of the Upper Union, Oct. 3 thru Oct 16. 1St FLOOR furmshe<f 4 t\'lmns ~~OR YOUR hunting needs, vis- Rd., back of Hobr.on. Priced b SEPT. 24. 1965. Everyone welcome Rev I and bat/J. modern oparlmenl. it Stew3TI's Gun Shop Rut. : reasonable. Ph SH 2·41119. I 1961 Green rier Corvair Wagon - $1095 The While Rose Lodge Auxii- Ohio Valley Floodwall Associ• Roy Taylor, Evangelisl. 81.'~' .. Middleport, WY 2-J~i4. ' land Ohio Shells bullets and 9 18 61c 9 Pass. fl ryl. engine, 4 speed trans., good tires, radio, iary of the Brotherh(\Od of tion, hosted by the Point Plea>· · H t t 9 23 11 0 1 1 ' • ' ' Hl'<~ler. White and turquoi se finish . Re<~l econDmY. _ I!._ .~' · · _ _____ __ __ !i 14 tic , powder for re-loading. Also CV"\R · Railway Tr.ammen w1!J meet in ant Ooodwall officials, opened _ .... pas or. rv SA1. E, six rooms, two in Point Pleasant today. 1961 Chevrolet 2 Dr. $1089 special session Friday lllilrning REVIVAL started a Mt. Her· .6 ROOM BRICK hnu;e on_ But- 1 Will buy, sell and trade guns.· halls. and a bath, a full size , terout Ave. Call II Y 2-ol27. I 9 1 lUte ' basement and U1g porches at i 6 cyl. E-ngine, std . tran11. All good tirE's. clean interior. Sept. 24 at 10 a. m. at the legion 1 The two-day convention It h h s man U. B. C urc , • un 0ay j 9 tO ttc _ __ the front and back, gas furn- 1 Radio and he<~l61"", grfi!n finish. hall 111 Middleport. An mem- · being held 1t the Pleasant Point Sept. 26, through Oct. 9· Ser 1 Public Sale ace. wall to wall carpet down . bera are urged to lltlend. An Resort . The Association ineludvires st.1rt at 7:30. Rev . . ' IUto;f'~ an~ ro.ur r.,. .,, tur • liestairs, good location. hoU<e 1 1960 Ford 4 Door -$795 officer from the Grond Lodge es floodwall board members James Morrison will bring the i ld and LffifurTW!bed apart· -282 Automatic' lrans. Good tirts. C'le-an intf'rior. Radio and will hp prt•::. E:'m.. and superinte~denta from Park· message. 9 21 II tc ments W't ~-!»4~ l2 6 tf(· AUCTION : Saturday . Sept. 25,i in excellrnt condition, 10 :30 A. M. Slo w Time. The Mulberry Avl'., WY 2-5264. ! healrr. The i,(ICk Sprmgs Huntington, Ceredo. TWO BElJHIIOM house on Lin· personal proper!)' of rhe late !J 16 12tp Health r·u" will meet i Kenova W Va Catlettsburg SIS.TER MURTlSHA. a T tru lyi' C""" i" HoJ .. e25 Add"t' . .•Maysville, Ken' 1 10n a I Irs T0 Ch ose From f ' '• hlr"h ' kllo·h•·n. 3U· 0. E. Massar, 2 miles sout h at I n. m, at. the horne of Mrs . Russell, 1 1 £1 ted pam reader el s tonu•uc gas heat. W't 2-5127. of Reedsville. Ohio. H.t. 124. FOR SALE - 4 room hou~r. Harold Blackston With 'Yirs. Ironton, New Boston and io~~ paaf~;·,r~~e::~w~~: ~~:ur~~ ~ - - - 8 2tl tic Clo~e to Forked Hun Lake : ::nt,bllt~;t'~arg~a~t~ch,l b:~~ ~ e20 New '65 Chevrolet Cars and Trucks Hugh Re<~;hs m ~~.arge of Ohio. all questions. One vJsit will ~ l'll.l\ll.EH SPM~F:S. nat rate MLI!l,ic Chef gas cook stove . ground. on bn('k road oft OnDisplayAtOurBigUsedCarCenter program ani Mrs. Wilbur will be this convince vou lh<tt Sl ~ler Vlor-1 water . free sewage Conlal"'l eleelric cook stove. llike new) Rl. 7, $3,500 _00 _ Phone WY 2. ley, lhe : O"I""'l. evening and Friday'! agenda Juhn J · F'ry ' O.pol St · Rut· gas heaters . brPakfast :'Jet. 61 27 . The Jays will emcee a will include talks and discus9__'l'l'_"':'ill 1 ti~ha will read your lile l!ke ' land 8 26 30lc chJirs. roekers. drcs~ers dance at the Racine seventh sions on floodwall problems as an open book It you are wor· 1 11 1 rted or troubled. don't Ja il '"' FOR SALE - - beds bedding qUJIIS. fancy Instructions ' eighth building after the we as • uncheon expected to see Si>'ter Morllsha She's'-- work quilling frames , jl{lts U. S. CIVIl. SERVICE TESTS! I OPEN EVES. 9•00 P.M wih Kyger Creek. The be attended by more !han S h I ed lh h ? and pans 2 sels of dishes M~n - WOon!'" Ill and over. Local Irnnd Boosters wilJ persons. er. 0 ers. w Y not you . 81.1" :-: GIRL'S coat. size 10 tl ike new !. fruit jars, electric /!lh~ Hll!h •t~r• • na Pa r '>horl POMEROY, OHIO sor the dance. Guest speaker at the Juncb· Private readings given dmlyll Goud eondil iltn , $8.00. Phone mJ·xer S"w• · n• mach>'nes. leihour. ·"d~'"" '"mrnt . Pr~""r•hH"Y I Th 'I I b . . eon will be City Attorney Ray . h h 7 d k ~ fo lralnlnll! ... lon~ u rf'qllirl'd I ere WI f' a special 1 21 111 In er orne ~ys wee WY l·~639. 9 23 Jlc ephones. h1lr<Jry tables 2 pc. n,,,.~' ~ nt iah• "1"· n 1. ing of White Rose Lodge G. Musgrave, Point Pleasant inrludinlo!: Sundn\·s Q a. m to - .. -reed set eleclric iron ''";'Jut unnl'(',..,,,.v M"ddl F 'd niortoint!.l Mavor D .d Morgan will deliv 11 P m All readings satis- .' TWI.~k c<J~ . t~. u_seJ as· old clocks. very:[ n~It~~~~ m~·.·.~;,~,i.~,'~" ~·~' Jotl•· . ~"''""· ".'pt. e2p4o,rtat trh•ealy·g•··n hall. er ·the w.el~me talt. . bJ>n ·sBEDS Phone\\\ 2"'l~•1 j)QfCh swmg. .. 11 nl"('mf'ttl' \\ ,., , , r>I I>A ~ ~,. f · ··tory or no charge 1 Loca l-/ -v.w 1 ed this side ot G<!llipoli~ at 9 2~ .111' trunks. lard prf' SS, dPs k f(J- 1 ~~·.. ~~~-d ·~~':'~ ol,lnco:~ representative of the FIRST dio . 1.alking cultivat or gar- !Hntml'l Lodge will be present and Kttnauga thi.~ side ot Silver USED Williamson forced aJr den plow corn she lle r ll·r·d .S.. - .- . ---~ Practice was held for re-] with potluck refreshments. members are urged to QUALITY Brld}!e Look for hand ~ ~gn I coal furnace . Exce lle nt co nd i- ~rmder dra g harrow, I ad· ' us•ness ervtces ceiving state and nationa1 of· honored guests, Mary The Past Matron's Clauib.ten•~·ll REGULAR 1 tiun Cal l CH 7-24 ll after 5 30 ders. A Jot o! small All are welcome to11ts. HEATlNG. PLU'1RING . Rural • fi cers and for balloting in prep- I er, Selma Call, Laura Mae 2' 3 Evangeline Chapter. OES, C8 rtif'18d O'JI Sf•tion , 9 ~ . ---· . 9 4 30~p p. m. " tc Mdny• anliq ut's Lunch served Doxol Butlle Gas. 1\rnold Bro- l aration for inspection. when tung, Elizabeth Hayes, meet Friday evening at WINTEK POTATOES No. 1 and by Ladir• Aux1liary. Ina B. thNs. 618 E. \1~11n Street, i lhester Council, Daughters. of Grueser •. Barbara Sarg'!n~,~~l~ !i rho:,:m~e~o~f~M~rs~·-I~V~il~li~s~~~ '-troy FHEE 1.000 S&H Green Stamps ,'>;o, 2. reJ .~onable Wilk ie !:iar- M<l.~~ar . <\dmrx .. I. 0 . ~kCov Pomet'oy. 9 21. tfc 1Amenca, mel Tuesday evenmg abelh Wickham, Hatlie Frerle-1 How~ For Vlewmg the new S(Jn, Portland, OhiO, VI 3-248~. Aur1. Not responsible for aZ·. L 0 McCay o\u tJon Ch 1 wilh 48 members present. rick, Dons Koerug, Compact V;Jru um Clea ner m !:1 22 3c cidents. » 2 · · · · f' et>r, E's M Kr our nome Prwne Parkefs· _ I 1 4tc ler. OhiO Leda , ae aeuter, cou ncJI· Kraeuter, Lillie Christy, 9 18 tfc Y MEI GS SWIFT HOr\lES 51" I- _ or, presided and Letha Kob.1 Hannum, Dorothy Ritchie, burg, 485-4862 Colh'rt AUIO • Ies I ClJSTO.\f RU, rcm;nrw~ and Ientz was reported Ill and Do- ty Roush and Beulah '-1axey ' 9 8 JOt E Mom. Pomeroy. Ohio. PIJ.l tl II II b __ _ P. WY 2-2975. Write or stop m · ru '"~ · 1 uy twJes every ns Koemg home from hosp1tal. were seated at a sper1a l table Au·n IMOBILf; lnSJiranC"t ~11 1 for our free catalog and rnun- 1960 .'\1ERCUR Y Park L.1ne. ~ , ~~nday. Ph!I Me!er. Phone i Cards of thanks were read !rom centered wit:~ a birthday cake canceJ!ed• 1 {)51 vwr opertt 1 ey ~avi ng home ownership ' door hardtop, one owner . Ph . .. _ ~3510 _ 9 18 lfc • Letha Wood for kmdnes~ :-ihown ; decorated with rof:ebud -; and lor't bcen1e? Call W'v ~Mfl~ - program. 9 22 J0r.c WV 9-3022. . 9 23 Jtc KARL G~UESER, Plumbing'' at the death of her hush:md the inscription Happy Birth- -- --··-- _ _ at::.~~ . KEEP CAR PET ci P<m in rn- l9lil ( H.E\;R()LE'fl nlal;~ 7·on-: an~ He; tmg. 'finrrsville. I and f~~m Ethel Hart . for car?s d~y . The , ~r~up · sR'l/! Happy • . . -· .. . blf'ms small , Bl g E vr rl iblr bl ·k "th p d 1 Ohio. End your SI!Wer troub- ~ a11d gilt srnl her while hospil.-1B~rthday ,o 1'1em ani'! each wc 1 ~~ 1 SMITH·S J..;loLmng store 15 now tre .,.,..111 10 - 1~seH ue Ius-, Jor va · ~r Wl rle nt~r- , les. We have all s 1ze~. Sewer : alized. Doris Koenig also thank- presented a gift. 1 o·v- machines. RPasonab l · open at Letdrt ~a ils, Uh lu, HJ .· ' wa f'nt _eec· moor, C'Or!"lpt•lr\· t.>d Council for ca rds and ift a. m. until 7 p m. 8 lOth lnc shampoor-r Sl. P1rkr·~~ Prh;ml(•d. standard lr<J ns mi~- 1 Call y.:y 2 29.. 4 1 e r~les. A . t" g ·d The next meetin'l: Qr•tnt-rr 41 I Hardw:lrt-' Comp.1n)•, \l:Json SHin . 4 new !ires Price ~900 i • I , r9:1\ or mghl ., f c!o"dn~lmhuWmcka Jlun d~as. lreda will begin at 7·30 i> ~ am.l w va 15 lfc rom ~ J a e y. 1stnc e· · · · · . 11 omt-'r r··11-r-lr. Phonto WI 9-· · --- - - ---· 9 21 I!J1· Help Wanted J · _ ~ u \ set Oc be : there will be prad 1ce for · OiiiiiOiiiiiiO..._,,__ _ _.;;;;;;,l VENETli\N BUN rr- 21i7. 9 23 Jlo . I~TEHIOt{ and I'XIt-'nor pamt-! p I... tmg to_ r 19 a~ ation. ji . DS and mg. . root repair and raint in g. l th·'· d<tte. of mspect_IOn. Plans. p:.urs. oorrh and "1flfh.v f~ CHEVF:LLF: ~alibu Stalion h v.ere made to aud 1l lhe 001ks shades all kinrl" . tree e._ 11·_ \o\o c lmney pamting, rough c<~r· : 'agon. 283 cu. in. V8 engine, penl er work . tnoe trimmmo. 1on Septt•mhr-r 29, ~t the home matf'~. O.Jte W1ppe 1, 21~ un. pnw,TaJide, power steering,', PI mne VJ 3-Z'lOO. ' ol ;v,rs. " J a rnt>s R1denour ;md I t9 9 121 p lOr Ave ., Pomeroy. 9 II .Jillr Or<tkf's and rear glass. rna · ' there \nil bto potluck :efre~h · In Lower Pomeroy .!md 1 1 F.I.F:CTHIC sto 11 e and puwer roon fiwsh, r('d vinyl interior, men ts. A cake walk was an· 1 Upper Middleport Area ruower. Phont' WY 2·:W58 · fal'l ory <llr conditioned, lu~- 1 noum·ed for I he next rneetmg . 1 9 10 tfrl gage r·a('k, P.B. radio, W.W It was reporled that Glenna Apply The Daily Sentinel 4 RF:ns. rrwm ~i7.f'l 1 roll·a- tl rPs. pos!traction axle ne~ lla yes, who Is ill greatly ap110 Mechanic Street way bf'd . Ref'dSVIll; jifi7·6280. i ca r rondihon <md appearance predated the cards senl her New officers were Installed Pomeroy 14.0011 miles. Bill Grur.er, on lwr b>rthday. when the Rose Garden Club '""======-.:9:_:.17;_::6~tp 1 Middleport, WY 2-3874. At ttw eluse of lhe meetin:!. a met recently at the home Phone WY 2-2156 I .. I 9 22 6tp siiPnt auction was held , by 'lhr Mrs. Elhe\ Arbaugh. ""=---...,---~----'' 1964 FoRo c;a,;xie·500XL enn Sales& Service good of order I'Ommitl{'f' llll;lrMALE HELP WANTF.D. Bur- ~ vertihle 4 spcf'd . 390 f'ngine terly birthdays were observed The meeting was called to orower 1 · P ger Boy - Fond · 0 - Ramo oca·Cola _ Sprite · ' eermg and brilkes a Fits Almost Every Car - - " I der by the president, Mrs. J. 1 , 21.000 rrJ>.i"s. \I'Y . · > . .. 'f'.<i . IVai lnsurence S. Davis and all repeat.t>d the . needs ~ I1 <11" ~ aggre!-;.'> lve }'m mg "' men bPtv.een :1grs of 17 and And All The Flt~ vors ter Crook s, Middll' port eTram;fPrable Wben Lord's Prayer. There was dis30. for counter and kitchen 9 17 GLp Vou Trade Cars cussion on the flower show at bit 12 o1. 'IAETNA CASUALTY lnsurMc~ j the Meigs County rair. work. i\"1ght and tiJy pos1 t 1un~ or•n• C nr Ramble• eGuar<~nfet>d 24 months Mullen Insurance Agency, lnc. 1 verse of the month was read ' available. Full or pa r tirnr · , or 24.UUU miles Pomeroy, Phone WY 2-3381. by Merle GrlffJ'th. work. Excellent opporlunity Bu,- It B,- The Cuel WIJrkt Standard of Compatl M 1 1 1 tl'e E't'"IIPoc,. ost Poptllar Urlit fu r advancement. Apply in , Wtnle vou arr. in . Fill up with , All memben made and . - , In the U S . PUPTO Copymg Berv1ce. eop. wore a corsage. In Ute absence pe-· •own: 23 wes1 Umon. At h- I lhat ,good Landmark .l!asolm" Big car roum, ridt and ..-· • A. ens, Ohio. tormanre Small <'"r ~t.·onom~ ' 1 lea m.:~de ol legal papera. 9 21 61 c b ' d 1 of Mrs. Carnt Dodderer, DoroS FE~U TYPIST under 40 per w~r;i.~ ~ta. and mao:rabtllt) j lnst•lled 1 0~~~~~ r~~:::.,~~ 8 mflsl BDJ thy Stout made a report on the Wllh knowledge or tnedi ral I E. M.tin St. I Metropolitan Motort I Reuter losuraoce, Pomeroy care of dfty lilies, and how and F. terminology. 40 hour l\'f'l"'k. Pomeroy Mllio ~tref't. t'omeroy I 1 4 ttt when to divide bulbs was given 1 Apply Admin io:;t rator , \'('ll' rans ' -i PHue WV Will -by Mrs. Howard Caldwell. 1 Me_m . orial Hospita l. g 21 "lc 1DON'T \IERELY brighten your I legal Notice " I I Z2 U< ' carpets - Blue Lustre themPomeroy. 0. 1,.-fHf coMMoN ,.L·i ... couar-- The club welcomed a new -W aeliminatr rapid rF.soilin~ .; ~molovmenl Wanted oF Ml1~s couNrv. oHio member. Mrs. Pat Goebel. - - · - anted To Buy R aun, J. And•r.on, ANTJntrf F'~~i:ur• d. -h [ ent electric shampo04'r. $1 .· - - - - --• nu11or o~•r '"' ,,. .. tovrt 111 Mrs Lois McCain .., • IS e!l p· k H d WIT I RAKE I EAVES $1251 \L: CONDITIONING Rern~er ,..u. cor samu•1 c. Anllo,.,',, ,,, , blue ·rJ'bhon fo· he nwon I a rT'"'"" II~nf''l>>' 1"•"11 ''' wr>IP IC ens ar ware. Mason, w., ~' ~ . ' ' . Va per hour . Phone WY . :1t1on servlre . .J~,.k's Refrip. ,..,,,.,, ena ,.,,., t•r•na. r r ora ar2 71113 9 20 lite i M~ Huw;. •u ~ r . , Iouth StCDna ' ' ' " ' · . I ·f'dl. HIIO W , . . I eratlon. New i"'aYen, Phone. ~ ... Mtctct~~tport, Ohio. ,t.lntlff, rangernen I. Th e apecla ar22 6 ~l<Hn 'It Pum~rO)' j TH~:RE'S NO charge for use ' • tP ru 2-3537 4 • tic Yl. rangement was made by Mrs. ll • I lttDJitn 0 . AI'IGtr.con d 8 29 r1r l of Cd1·pet ShamJX)()er w i t hi M USICa lnstrumenb AUCI10NEER nosv, North With'*'"'· Mil red Headley. 7 of Blue Lus tre Car·• - WAREHOUSE SALE- cotufti~IJI ' Ohio, I'HAII Fk l,o'N! --.. tre. tew purchase Comple&e Servlce c..Oeftnaant N•. u,uJ The tl'aveling pri2e was won 1 ••• al"\d · '~'"' "ruw• poo. Baker Furn.•- PIANOS _ ORG.'NS Cfllt . Hf"d dtord MOTica PUBLICATION by Mrs. Rose " ,. , "~all pet t Sham M.ddl , Sl,.phf"n o. IY Ande.-.on, whoM pl•c• t d f Cox. h The hose1 l'ark Sl:tte ApJ.trovedJ _ _ure:....:_~. _:~~ - Iii 21 6t_c Rental!<~ from IS mo. Write.. Prone or Contad: •• re~1dence ,, unknown, but wh,.. ess serve re reR ments to IM ~ ' ~• .. c• o1 ruidence wu 110:>~111 members The next meeting Mrnt· r>~ville Ohm. Phonf W'. SLU~GISH . Ia k CARL'S KEYBOARD CENTER A. l.. qftADFUIU) "'orlh Hti:h :street., coru.mhu, 1, Ollto, l . ' · '' septiC n ? Clog· 1307 M k · S Ra w111 1ake nolice tn•t. o11 Autu•' e. will be at the home of Mrs. 2 t~fbl YOU ALWAYS PAY LESS AT _ ·. · ! 1!1 Ur ged drains? Get Klean·r:o -ar et • t., Parkersburg. dlle, 0~ •~. 111~ undf'J"IJ IJntd fll•d hu petl· Dorothy stout 110 " ••~•nsl 111m in tile t:ourt "~ TIMBER . ~m. l Phone 435·6931 • I tfe ot 1 • PI ... ~:o . .• and w1tl pay All Septic Tank Cleaner.[ · ·- _ _ Common 1-'leu ot M"'l<• (:Ount,, un1o - - - -Iii 10 18tc NEJGLER BUlLDlNG SUP 1 Pt;1ylnJ lor • Ulw1rce. cunt.JK!y nf O L M moen as S4 oer rord tor andmark Farm Bureau. - · -P Y mtnor chtJfl, <'o<Ot• anu crtlltcr "n"1 "" ANN UNCE SUPP~R food pine and aiM gOOd hrtrd Pomeroy. 9 3 3lllp l lnsur•n•e Racine, Plastic waD tile l4c l'h" a:ruund• nl e~•reme crneltt "'••d l The Alfred M.Y.F. will Sntln• I r I ptollllnn woll l'(llllt! on for IMIII"inl nn t"" wood saw hmher Wnle - -- - -- ' p!r sq . l or bathrooms or ;•t l~ r 1111 :tlrru d• 7 of Oct.alltr. sor a PttnC'ake sup1er in u1"' tee VI . W Runyon '!mer: H~N?bYliCLARINE~. Used 3 GRANGE INSURANCE. Mullen bouse bullders, ~lumlnum Bid- , ~~~~B,m. J . Andem:on, : chUrch bRsement thi!ll Saturday 00 USE!) CAR LOT R a s~sons. all Earl H. lnsuran<'e Agency, Inc., Pom-~tng, kitchen cabmets me.asur • m1n<1r crver '"•·•.- ·Df · evening. sept. 25. Servino will •iUe OhiO Er~~aJe 1 ' ' -e ge <1. Johnson. 773-5905 in Mason. erov. Phone WY 2 '~I. ~ to -•- ol ""•b fo11rt,..,, Yll!an, b' , ., o. • -, ...... lie ..:v .._ ~ eD. BYmueJ <:. 4Ddenon Aer ~Jl.D at 5 p.m. Everyone Ja wei· t 11 30te LocU.t & Syc~more Stt. Middleport, (). 1 _... 1 • 21 31" ' 17 tff' ,_.. . , ,, "?flt.lltr end 11ut!. fit_.. ---··-~ •. . 111 ll ll) T . •• . " ' · ~ ·A ' . . . • J -~ INTH'CARD GA/oll! LAST NI6HT1 CALEB? ~~­ Upper Valley table service. Dessert will be furnished by the hostesse 5• Miss Phyliss Joachim , Mrs. Tom Rue Mr5 L K ed M · eo enn y, · rs. ' Ed Smith and Mrs. Arthur Lewis. A medical offering will I HOW DID 'IE MAKE 0111' ... ,~ ' l•i ., -~(1,.11 ly GEORGE WONDER IMAGININS 11-IINGS_, AND I DIDN'T SAY HE: WAS 61Ll ... JU5T llMT HE 1.00/rEO LIKE HIM! I "• · 1 ' �4 ' l A .d s h l Mi. • r.es Baptist Cirches andwl'I t~ . Frank~hees~? s~RCASC!~Sl?t~~. !m. fiRST QUALITY lEGULAR '-1•1~ St ;t 18 Certified Oil tN Mrs The schoollunc progrwn I lh . . nd f . . _ and Mrs. John Kauff as hostess- The Dorc111 CricJe met a e g_lfts for home " . orelgn ~~: es and o ned with prayer by borne of Mrs. Dana Hanun on 9 s~onanes _wehre 'rJ-~Cts list] th~ chairman: Mrs. Manning Third-av., with Mrs. t.:narles circles of t e ms ap . K .I Bennett chairman presiding ' ' church in Middleport Tuesdav- · ues. aoo g1vmg lilt opt:Jllll& 1-''"ytr. Station evening. ~ The White Cross quota for , .. . . . . . . 11 3 P eign wu~ lloDS 1'~ · Lat.t:n J,jjnJCt'~rom li-IoDsLUeg.ave devoomero'f ThisLOVEJOY Circle metCIRCLE at lhe church fnr read andand the home circle asKJJigs made plans DOO.Ii.lt:L, ~.._...;__ _:;.::;.:.,__..___.-._=·- ----=•IJI to .send a box of fuod to Dr. Mrs. Lawrence Norton, 1; and missionaries in India. They planned also to remember Mrs. INorton and her daughter, Priscilia, on their birthdays in October. Families or the church - - ...1 r are reminded to briM f•~o:"· "r the box t.o the chUrch Sunday , Sept. 24 to be prepart:d for shipment. . A Christmas box also will be sent to the Norton family. The devotional period was given by Mr s. Kloes who read scripture from Malthew. Mrs. P au I Sm_art presented the study rna~~nal taken from the ~k, The Church Not Made Wlth Hands." Durins the business meeting Mainly About PPeoompleero1yn ary, was rea d and -.·he missionaries in India. places were to be sent to · hospitals. A salad course was served by Mrs. Owen to thos~ attendng including Mrs. Willis Mrs. thony Mrs. Bodimer, u410IU Around And About Middleport .lld.u. t.t•u:r~ wcte n::tW ut.~ou ~H_,. .1\Uilan n.vme llllSSlonary ~d . , u~.~ in ntla v:J , 1, _ "'IU .. , .t$eU1au 1ucLoy 1orta,Mn uu:'l:iuJt.W.)' Mr. and Mrs. William Koesel returned to their home in Cleveland Tuesday after a ~veral days visit wit h her mo tl"ter Mrs. Welby Whaley. . Mrs. Welby Whaley, Mrs. WJlllam Koesel and Mrs. Karl IGrueser visited Monday afternoon with Mrs. Gladys Cuckler at Holzer hospital. Mr. and Mrs. William Koesel and Mrs. Welby Whaley were Monday evening dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gn:E>ser and sons. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bentz and son, Eric, of Racine, v1J.il· ed recently with her, mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford and son. Cecil. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Teaford Japan. ' lace Bradford are her 1 ue t.:u:de voted to seno a and brother-in-law, Mr. giJL 01 ft~ w L\'1, _,.- ,~.LC'-'1>)' 10r Mrs. Hobert Shields ol "''"""•II ~._..nn.sLmas. '!'nt wnae '-'ross Fla. They are also visiting quota was rCI::i.d. IJy lV!.rli , .t.;p.z.. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Whaley ~~.uem ~Javen. lnt cu-c1.e vu~-eu other relatives in the county. II Lo i:ODtrwuu: ~ monUil)' lo Mrs. Frank Cheesebrew lh•~~-~ w~e md- L11e sc.:11001 mncu pr~n:ull •u u r - in Gallipoli11 Wednesday to the . home missi~nary, ;se_ tty IDK I.Jlt: sctaooJ )lear. sist Mrs. Roena Martin ~o'r,.; :~:i[l Kllhan _of the_Weirton chnstlan .... ueiiSt:n cuu, : ; t was served terville in leaving the m Home m Werrton, W. Va. and by Mn. rtamm wno was asst~~- following several davs there Mrs._ Fl_orence Rhodes who was w uy uer meet: l\l!f:i . .uaLt waJ- observation and tre~tment. hOS?1tahzed recently. A round bw-n. Altenwng ~~~~rt: 1wu·::;. Lll- son and daughter,in-law, ~r. robm card was sent . to Mrs. !Jan Mt.:lihee Mrs. Jamt.:e nd M 0 lias Snvder of EuGr~ce ~ysell, a pa~lent at lrwos, ml ::.. ~Jyuc I'Y~uren- :lid, a~~ c~me to - help. MeJgs General Hospital. A ner, J\IJrs. I)Javen, M.rs. Lnant:~ Pvt. Barbara ·Ftoffner, who I ter _ was read _from lhe wnne, JVJrs . .tSeuJali Wmte, 1\'ll"S. recently completed her l>asic' i farmly m rlt"d:a. a .t'earJ huu.man, :\'1rs. Jonn training at Fort McClelland, A ~esse cours~ w s Scme::;, l'lu::;. narry noud.a~ut:JL Ala has been the guest of ner I by t e hdoste_ s tsesh ?md a ana wm;, Hamm w1tn one gueat aunl' and uncle, Mr. and Mrs 1 decorate WI vane .SUe lmbOOen. Joe Bishop She has !eft I snapdragons from the Kauff .ta.t.\...fA CffiCLE . . · · t Snn ' d n While tapers and for methcal trammg a . ~B carned. ou t th e I The EJecta Ian.d . mm~ , ..Circle. met . . at the Francisco · cam · She was takh hornt: Ul JWU ::> . mcJJa.~u vwen, en to Parkersburg by Mr. and edi~e. M Smart .N. Third Ave. ,wiUl the optn· Mrs Bishop where she went I orAtslcenngwere rs. , . Ill · ' M Kl M mg prayer t:ly M.r!:i. er .nooJ- by plane. I I Mrs. Koelsf. '!rsrs. J h mt:r. UevutJona entitled, 'Save Mrs. Verrmn Weber i!l snb- 1 rs. au , ,~ . o n the p J ,, Mrs. c. P. Bradbury, Mrs. ee mgs, were K'ven uy stituting in the Rutland ~h JOI ~ ' I Jacob Turner, Mrs. Lera Jones Mrs. Jo~;: Wilson, Jr ., mcludmK , this week. I d sl M J B scnpture Lakt:n Jrum rtomao.;:;. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Burton an ague , rs. . . h . 1 ld n<l 11 mother of Mrs. Cheesebrew. T e Circe vo e to se &I ~ were in YounRstown over ~------.-...-=---....-. 1 W me wreJ.gn Jnlli::ilODa.ry, o~w.u-s . weekend to ~ :5: it her br J~her Lawrence Norton and her and 111 ister-in-:9w. Mr. and Mrs. daughter, Priscilla on their Leverett Roush While birthdays in October and to the birthdav anniversary or j\1r send a Christmas box to lhe ! Roush was' ')bserved. d R. L. Gottbardt returne TueS>iay Warren waug • s ~his home In Columbus DISCHARGED: Mrs. Reihl after spending several Erwin, Southside; Helen Mao with Mrs. W. A. Morgan. Nelson,· 1\.utland. . Mr~. Raymond Pullins Jr. olrJ ~~:_::::::::::~---Thurston and Mrs. Alva Hlte has accepted 1 position et the Balttmore visitedMrs.,::::,:~~:~~~~~;;;;;;;;;~ with Mr. and hospital. Picture )'W"SeU walking 011 mi,llions of lioy air bobbles. Comforlabte~ You re l'lal~ l ~_g m 6reathin' Brushed Pigskin• Hus~ Puppres 10 casuals! Tllese micro-cellular crepe soles put aew spriRg ill yotJr step. And Mom, these non· 11131kine soles wiH knp y(IUI floors fre sh klfller. But !bat's ooly ~If 1he story! e Wlltr - ' 11iJ JJ~~Iflllf • C/1111 Mill Ni!t IJrmi(lf •L;~ ctlllf«t •SIMI $ltd lot !!!"'- Select Your Dutch Flower Bulbs Now MIDDLEPORT, 0 . RUTLAND FURNITURE QUALIFIES FOR MAYTAG Red Carpet Service HERE'S WHY IT'S FAR BnTER Choose your flower bulbs now from the big selection of tulips, crocus, daffodils, narcissus, hyacinth, muscari and anenomes . Force! Kirk Morris, Richard Lloyd. "THE TRUTH ABOUT SPRING" (Technicolor) Hayley Mills, Jame1 MacAr· tbur John Mills. neat as a pin and clean And This Finer Service Costs No More! Use it! SUN., MON. •nd TUIS. S.pl. 26, 27. 21 You can buy a Maytag anywhere in th e U.S.A. and find a dealer who repain 'A VERY SPECIAL FAVOR ' (Ttchnicoior) Rock Hudson, Leslie Caron, Charles Boyer, Waller Sle· uk, Dick Shawn, Larry Storch, Nita Talbott. Co&orcartooM 1 Being Announced I your Maytag products. $1.25 Old Spice Allor Shavo ........ , .... . . 89c $1.00 Schick Hot Lather Shave Croom ... . - . 73c $29.50 Norelco Eleclric Razor with pop up trimmer . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . $19.00 $1.95 Schick Adjuotoblo Ra10r with olainlo11 · stool blades . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . .. .. .. . $1.47 ' 69c Mennen Skin Bracer . . .. . . .......... · · 61c $1.25 Old Spice Smooth Shovo . . . • . • . . .. .. • 94< Make your home more comfort1ble this winter by letting Elberfelds Instill new department on the second floor end Itt us explain how easy it is to have w1ll to well e~rpeting installed by our experienced cer- pet mechanic. Convenient payments to suit your budget. Sale · Kroehler 2 Piece Living Room Suites Sale MARVEL Steel Chest Robes Re ular $199.00 Sofa and M~tchin~ Chair. u ptolstered in nylon fobncs, cushions fllled with Kroehler 5'' thick crowned dual molded urethane foam . Brown, Green, Beige . SALE $148 00 Visit tho 3rd Floor Furniture Dopt. and ooo tho lorgo ooloclion of Kroohlor Living Room Suit.. now on Nil. eWe Give You A Good Trade In On Your Old One MENS :::.~' SHOES DINETTE SETS e Why Buy Where You Have A Doubt Of Yollr Service Repair? Get Red Carpet Service Here! ; VISIT ELBERFELDS 3rd FLOOR FURNITURE DEPARTMENT Arnold Gr1te Rutland, 0. FOR YOUR BEST VALUES IN BEDROOM and DINING ROOM FURNITURE You ctn buy 1 beautiful I pie~ ·dlneltt aet fer • snm- MIDDLEPORT * * * * * * * * ~ FIVE CENTS •• am .' ' -- I * • It was lhe first report of vio- any attack by Pakistan would Vie! Cong tn a savage battle Fleets o1 Air Force and Na'J' lations since the cease-rire went be met with "'full delerminatmn near Qui Nhon. It was one of planes ranged over Comtn11nl$t into effect 1:1t 3:30 -il .m. Indian and force.'' · the biggest Victory claims of the North VieL Nam hittblg CoJD. time Thursday (6 p.m. EDT Speaking to India's millions war. munist barracks, tll'idges · IDII Wednesday). over All-India radio, Shaf.tri U.S. and Vietnamese troops transportation target1. The India statement said the said the cease-fire had not re- Ikilled 91 other guerrillas in a Ooe American p1a~ wu Jost Pakistani vi~lations r a o g e d moved Ule threat of war on the I series of s~p skirmishes. ~ay - a_propeller driven Sky· from Kashmir on the northern subcontinent. He sai·i l1'dia l U. S. Arr Force B52s from ratder whxch crashed into tbt end of the border with West must be prepared for an aUack l Guam struck again today, bom· South China Sea shortly aft. Pakistan to the Rajasthan by Communist China. 1bing Red concentrations in the taking off from Cbu Lal air!Sind deserO area to the Meanwhile, South Vietnamese C~mmunist "iron _triangle" 20!· field near Da Nq. The pUat south. forces reported today in Saigon rmles north of Saigon for the was rescued almost lmmediat• II said Pakistani forces w~e lhey had killed more tban tiOO second time In three days.jly by a Marine Heli<optor. seen digging trenches in the Jhangar area. India reported that an Investigating team of U.N. ob~er v rrs · confirmed that Pakistani ran8ers attacked an Indian constabulary post at Asutar Th ursday after the cease-fire became ef· fective. Asutar i11 in the Rajasthan area about 52 miles n0rth· west of Jaisalmer. Indian Prime Mimster Lal Bahadur Shastri said Thursday oight India would ho110r the cease-fire that he warned that Give Green Light For Easements in !Sewerage Project * * * 1 Auction in Late 0ctober JsAnnounced '.: • Non-Teachers " Win Pay Hike In Southern preIate says 0Id Jdeas O£ Heaven, HeII 0ut 0£Date • ed In• FOur Fm County Court at ' -~ l)t: 1 gr:..u- L Farm Science programs Here ' · :re ffici Early American, Modem, Traditional, Italian and Styles. MILL r' Se'!: I'J.berfelds 2nd Floor FurPitute Dept. There are more than 20 dUferent combinations of tables and chairs on ~ale. Seta with 4 chairs, t1 chairs and 8 chain. Bronze and brass or chrome. Round and rectangular ex\enslon tablet, drop leaf tables. AS LOW AS RUTLAND FURNITURE SH 2-4211 ., * * * WORLD ~6-00 ,, Floyd G. Browne and Associates, Marion engineering firm , was authorized Thursday rught to proceed to obtam easements and rights of way for Mlddleport'i A'l'l'ACK BY RIVER - Grace Episcopal church, E. forced main sewer interceptor system. JOHN SHASTEEN Maln-et, Pomeroy, haa been hit by many (!oods, but one Town council, in a special session with the Board ..... John 1•• Sbastet:· §OD of of the worst came in 1937. Above Is a print from faded of PubUc Affairs, C. 0 . Fishpicture taken of the church during that flood . There WASIIINGTON (UP!) - The Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Sbas-- er, president and mayor- lirm, retained by Ml4dleport 11are seven feet of water In the sanctuary. United States has made a new teen ol Uncoln Dr., Pome- elect, "pproved the action. as engmeerm& counsel, wiD prodisarmament proposal to the roy,_has ~o.mpleted bls Army 1l followed a preliminary re- ceed at once to seek easementl Russians which, if accepted, Bas1c lraiDJDK at Fort Knox, port on the problems involved and ri&~ts of wa)'. -· " would be tbe world 's first step Kf. Sbasteen, wbo is married with particular attention paid CQUDCll has authGrized lnu.. pao~ iuJd.P*ftll members ol 'Brleo, Morton Tttllll and Mar. toward reducing nuclear arse- to the tormr Barbara Wendle ito the properties from the end 1 anct of $515,000 ill aewer rtt· 11 &tatloood al Fort Leonard i of Beech-sl to rlle proposed sitel enuo benill, to..lie reduced !If :he Gn e Episcopal Church pret Story. A llOCial hour will nals. 1of the lagoon below Hobson. whatever federal or atber ~IU pther Saturday and Sun- follow. The proposal, In ambassador Wood , Mo. : The interceptor system will gr~m ts·ln - aid are received, lO clay to cet!!brate the building Ill Centennial arrangements, tnArthur J. Goldberg's speech to ·ex! end from the north copora· bwld the system. ~~--.~~~~~. tbe~~~-ThursdQ, btgun 100 years a10. have been arranged by Mrs. called for "demonstrated d•·· : tion line through Middleport,' Board of Public Affairs memThe program of events lor W. Palrick Locbary, assisted struction" by the United States 1 fronting the river. The Browne bers attending were Mr. Fisb___ er, Don E. Mulleo and Rid> the CornerstOne Centennial be- by Mrs. Frederick Crow, Jr., and Russia of a "sutlsta.nlial , Iard Gress, and councilmen pres· gins with I eandlelight service and Mrs. H. 0. Ewing. Bannumber" of their nuclear weaent were Roger Morean, Wayne o Even~ong and Holy Baptism quet plans have been supervis pons. . . t I Gibbons, Clifford Stumbo, Jolm at 5:30 p. m. Saturday, follow- ed by Mrs. A. R. Knight, presi. ' : '" The flsstonable material In-, Zerkle and George llal<er IIIII ed by. covered dish bullet din- dent of the Episcopal Church- A UTTLE GOTHIC GEM - Grace Episcopal church aid~ the ld weapo~s. Goldberg' I · Mayr.r Lee Srnllh. ner in die parish house. After- women. E. Main, Pomeroy, designed by famous mid-19th CenturY ~~ ' wou be a~sferred to I ward, returning cl~gy and Following is the_-most co~- Architect William Tinsley of Cincinnati, begun 100 years ~a~elul purpose~. Soulhern Local Ath let ic members of the pansh will he plete and authenticated h1s- ago and completed in 1868, has withstood weather and · · source~ said t~e propo- Boosters Thursday mgh! :'It introduced and the ups and[tory available of the church, ffooding for a century without serious decay. Today it is ~ ~as one ftrst consldert!d_by the high school planned an auri downll of the church will be titled by its authors. "A Look repeatedly termed "cl little Gothic gem" by architects. TI eslt~n~ Johns~n last sp~mg. tion in late (kttober as une of , , 1e c Ie executive ~as sa1d 10 its projects to raise mom·y m recalled. l' 1Backward and Forward." The Rt. Rev. Roger W. Blan-1 bave, planned to ~veil 1t at the its fund raJsmg dnv e. chard, Bishop of Southern Oh<o, On the 21st ol March, early U.N. s ZOih anmversary meet- The auction was tentative ly wlll atend these festivities and Spring in the year 18t2, ten mg m San Fra~cJsco m June, 1scheduled for Saturday, OcloSunday morning at 10:30 will pioneers from Massachusetts but changed h1s plans alter Iber 30 , with Jlm c,1 r:-~ .3 , 1 p1eaeh, celebrate the HoI y and Vermont met iJl the little word leaked out. as auctioneer. George Cund11f Commmlion, and confirm as settlement they had founded on ' In ~ne sense the proposal was and Bob Harden were named Non-teaching employ• at new members, Mr. and Mrs. lhe Ohio River (later named 1 VATICAN CITY (UPI) - An Ecumenical Connell lhe l<rst by the Uruted States I c!Kh•irmen. Comm1ltltemen ID Soutbern Local School district TheJ:OOD JohnllOD, Patrick 0- (Continued on page 2) prelate today suggested the old church view of Heaven cadllmg lolr a dspeclfic step tow- each tocailty ol the school dt ~ BILLY JEWELL were awarded a $10 moolhl! · - -- and hell ''is out of date in an interplanetary age" ar nuc ear Jsarmament · 11 •·· ed 11 raise and state minimum 111B l . B' h A dre Ch fN d. th b The standard Sovtet a~swer tnct WI _announc nex Airm an William K. JeweU, e gm IS op n arue o amur rna e e o - lo Thursday evemng son of Mrs Doris E Jewell ol ary lor teachers was adoptet servation in debate of a document "On the Church in the ~~mosht 0 ~"~hmtenm pro~ Ma!:iOn F1sher president, pre- 740 E M~in St ·Pomeroy in a meeting of tbe .scbooi 'I over:w hemmgy 1 · 1 en dorse d sa~ as =n t at they were • · ., • boa d Th Mod ern World ." Th e _councl. NOT reall dl!larmame . sided when donahons fr o ml haa been selected lor training r ursday Dight at &bt the document as a_ basis for discussiOn by a vote of 2,111 they d!dy NOT reach ntlo t~~ individuals and busmess places at Sheppard AFB, Tet., as aa high school. to 4B4 a!l"li outnodced m St. Pet. ld heart of the problem lor the current money - ra1smg1 Air Force aircraft maiateo- The board's only sceptlom ers as1 ca ay. wor . , · . program were turned m to ance specialist A 1 ~ d to the minimum teacher's 18.1Foor persoos were lined thls i Bishop Charue's criticism There were 1% speakers tn Goldberg 8 proposal, admmlS· Tre Robert Cozart 1 . ary Sf:hedule were to tPW! $1, p · 1 morning In Meigs County court Itied In wl_th suggesti_ons made aU who agreed that the docu-1trahon offklals _said, was draft- F~:e~f the arne l>eteween :!e ::Ceo~lmt"r:m ~~ sc .I. 700 instead of $3,400 for beginIn by Judge Frank w. Porter, Jr. by SO mE' bJ~twp~ preV)OUSly that ~twas oversimple ill tts solu-1~n to meet this S<)VJet ObjeC· Southwestern a!d Southern ! training ar Llc~od d ~!~~ Ding teachers, $4:,950 instead al 'lbey were Ted Thompson, I the churchs dxscussJon of the 1on.s of modern problems. The · were shown by Asst. Football I Tex. $4,900 for teacber11 with flYtthe $25 and costs on a charge oi l modern world should consider vote taken Thursday but only Coa h Mke Popp years service and 1&.150 iasteod carrying • concealed weapoo: the space age and even the pos- 1announced lhi• morning. •howor 15.100 for teacbors with _ Luther B. Caldwell, 110 and sibility ol Intelligent creatures ,ed, however, lhey were enthll!lOhio Schools Get tor's deerees. th ~--•· · · kl .probl .Marines Attract I costs lor !allure to yield the o o ~ P•ru~~. tasllc to tac e woe em. "4 9 •68 000 . Aid The board also bired Jamos right ol way; Robert A. Gar- Bisbop Cbarue'o pella! ..... Three Area Men .. . -·· ' In PattersOn and lloward Sa • ner, Jr., '11) and 005ts ror ~ lhat Ia an age of space explor- 1 Three area men en!\sting in 1 _WASHl~GTON WPIJ - Ohio as bus drivers. Atteading WASHINGTON - SEN. J. speed too great lor road COndi··r alloo lbe lradtllooal pbysctsl [ 12 Servicemen Die The detailed programs ol the the u. s. Marine Corps are ' w1ll recet ve $49,168.1100 in led- Executive Read Rclllald Deom. Wilham Fulbrl&bl'a UDWlUal re- tionJ, and Junior Lee, $5 and view o1 Paradloe Io the sky lo In Tokyo Area Fire Ohio State Farm Science Re- i Tom Hysell, son of Mr. and ~Irs. era I lunds. under lhe Elemen- Clerk Paul Beegle and members fusal ~ 1314 vote t:Wor t-oo 1~ ~~ costa, defective muffler. i no lollger·subtle ener~y fbeor _ view are now available ati Lyle w. Hysell of Hamsonv1l1c, tary and Secondary_ Education John Fisher. president; JGI Senate I · D ~.... Pomeroy High school stud- moden man's reli&IOUJ · TOKYO IUPil - F1re swtpt the Co ty Ext . Off C now in recrmt trammg at San Act srgned by Prestdent John- Stobart, Thomas Sayre, Geoe money blU aerved II a renew· ents attending the sesston were Uefs. . I through a closely guarded U. S. E. BJ:!slee ~~s~~n Ex:~;io~ Diego ; Charles E. ~ayes Galli- son Thursday. Yost and Georp Baer ed wamlq today tel the admln· Sandy Hendricks, Shrtey Bas- In ccmlract, Italian BIShop Navy communlcattons center agent said ~ay. Y pohs, to begin active duty Ort. This will be broken down ln• Jstratloa that Congress wanta • let', Beverly Aleshire, Darla Giuseppe Waralln~ ol Veroll! near Tokyo today, tflllng a The copy of the program lists 6, a !965 graduate of Gallia to 139.577,1100 for educationally revised old pi'Oil'am nexl year. Ebersbach, Marge Ben!J:, Sh• and Froslnone said lhe church] Amencan. aervlcemea and so- tile 159 commercial exhibitors Academy High school, and af- depnved youngsters : 15,41l6,000 READIES _!'OR nGBT Tho Arkansu Democra~ ron Biggs, Charles Royes , Gall should renund men that lhe do- j rlously lnjDrlnl 14. Jopaoese as well as tbe eract schedule ter completion of his rw uit lor school hbrary materials: MONTICELLO,. N.Y. IUP()chairman ol lhe Senate Foreign Sinclair, Tom Bentz and Chad vl] Is about In lhe m"'· j llremeo said tbe loll might lor such operations as ollage training to be ass;gned to data $3,597,0011 for secondary educa- World ~dleweicht ebampha Retatio";B Committteei .~ Jacobs. ~ world. harvesting, proceSISing; and enith Ray tiooal centers and services; and Joey GJII!"dello aparred four 1bave been far leu if Initially barvesting, com •to consent to vote present • The documen~~ Ignores lhe !bey had not beeo barred from bay mowing, and conditioning, Price. a 11164 graduate ol East- $588,1100 to help strengthen lhP rounds With Milo Calhoun C Thursday night when the pored· presence ol evil, he said ln the scene. hay bating, plowing and aerial em High school, son I Mr. Department ol Education. New York Thursday •• be CODdown approprlatloos meaoure LOCAL TEMPS · · · · Brr • urglns.. a ..,.. lundamentallstl The lire broke out In tbe sup- >application of lertiHzer. and Mrs. Virgil Pr1ce of Rt I, linuad preparatloos lor hls Oct. was pasaed 511-ll alter a lonJ The temperature In Pomeroy • view. We should rernlnd men er secret, two-story !ramo Each operation will be re- Long Bottom. 2! title defense qalnsl Dick nday o1 buted debate. The meu- business district at 11:211 a.m. ol the devil tn the modem b .1d. 20 1 tb est ol peated dally In mo 1 MILLER AT CIIU LAI : .. gP.r. '"" pes back to the House, was 110 degrees, Under cloudy - - -·-- - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ NAI ~·: J:..:..llro ·twice between 9 and sll ·30 ':'~s VeteraDI Memorial Hospital baMr. and Mrs. Myron Miller Glardello also worked lllo which ••ted $142 rnlillon more skies. Melp Geoeral Hoopltal de rim · t sald th and 1,30 and 3 p. m. · · · Admllalou _ Mrs. Glenn ve received word. that. lheir equvalenl or tine roundl • 1 811 than tile Senate In aelual JDOD· Admlodto - Gretta Thomas, pa 1,....~ barreclo ~ Th , ,.. B ttom · Alva aon, L-Cpl. James Mtller, "sta- tbe beovy jiiiiiCbltJi baa IDII 0 • ey for the aid pi'Oil'am Pomeroy were "~ oa groun~ oma, """" Uoned wltll lbe 36th Air Mobile 1 11me 111o •·•• •·· . FAIRF'II!LD STATIONDloeu.1e :_ Shirle Lewla the bla,. was a minor one but GOING TO Rli'I'LAND Faber, Raclne:Sherry Johnson, Unit at ChuLa! In VietNam spen on .,....... WASHINGTON - THE AJ1. Thuraday temperatures- hllh, Pomeroy Y ' then were• called tn !Wo ' - • The Soulhern 7-lllh grade Columbus ; ElSie Pnce, Ham- They bave received several let: my plans to recruit thousands 10, low 18. Friday mdlng- 111 • later. lootba.ll team, coachad by Lar- !Oilville; Erma Smith, Pome- ters !rom him describin8 coodlCANCBL IllllilmNG, o1 youtbs 10 brlq elvlllan mU. at 10:30 a.m. Preclpltatlon past ry Wlioon, will travel to Rut- roy. lions lh..:e The meetln& ol tho torr ltary IIIIIU to wartime llrellgth l4 hours .51 !neb. SPBAIER ANNOUNCED land Monday, Sept. 27. Soutl:- Dlocbar(ea - Earl Werner, ' Temple Stall and Ol!loort elut lor poaslble 11M In tho Viet· Rev. Robert Dunn o1 Apple FINDER OOIIIIECI'ED em had played tile Baby Red Middleport; Franklin Richardof Mlddlepxt ~ CCIIIUet. The plans are Grove, W. Va., will brlug lhe Harold Hysell, l-ad o! carlllev~ls lo a scoreless tie In •n oon, New Riven: Mary Coyle, ANNOUNCE DANCE ln1 baa beell caaeaUed. 1111 allerllltlve to the Delense WEATHER mesaaKe at 111e Letart Fall>, ~seD, as was earlier re(IOIIIed, earlier meetmg on the Southern Miarnl, Fla.; Mrs. Natban Hy- The Pomeroy Band Boosters ~·· · jlOl(IQIH!d merger Cload!nesa BDd cooler, lhol'" United Brttbreo church Sunday, lotind Leroy Crew 11111 WMic lleld. The Southern - Middle- soli and 1011, Middleport; Jnd- wllll1P011501' a high school dance MAIIIUAGB APPUCAtliiH tl the' Natloall Guard and Ar- ors IIOUtbeaat. Portly cloudy Sept. 211, at7:30 p.m. Rutland alter be . port (ame to bavo been played lth Steinmetz, Harrisonville party Saturday night 11 I p.m. Iv1111 Dale lp!!nc, It, Ol1am my -..e, blocked ty Coo· and cool~ tonllb~ loW tt • It lo invited by Putor Jame• Mor-1 been mlaalDJ 11ac1 !Ill Salllr' 'l'hurada¥ was postponed dt141 to Blr1ho - Mr. ond Mn. Glenn at the Pomeroy lllch JYID. Tbe bus, llllf~ _. 1t111111r 1 ~111111Mt I) · llturclao'lalralrl' lllllll: ' .•.. ,1111111. - · •··· · uv ralo. 'lbom• 'dau••ter. Javo w i l l __ \; ~ '9'tJ i 5) liJ ' 4 1\Jlti"" ~ ·a-~r ~iJi ~\1." 'r~iJ · m• -:nt' -... -..,'11"" -~· · ~ ~~""'V ~ . ··. 4 wall to wall carpeting. Come to our cerptt "'" r * * * FirstReai NuciearCut Is Offered 79c Gillotto Heads Up Hair Dr10sing ..• .• •.. 67c $1 .03 Vltalio Hair Droning . . . ..... •• , .. . 12c Sale ~.98-$6.95 Jj $1.00 Score Spray Doodorant ... . . .. . ..... . 76e llberfeldt far 11lr. prltfl Ill tllfl of utility ubIMtt 1nd wtrdrobH. Ladles Casual & Dress Shoes 1::. $1.50 Gillette Adlu•t•blo Ra10r with blldoo $1.00 11n eWe Service Your Old ¥Wringer ¥Washer r··. 89c Gillotto Stalnlon Stool Blaooo (61) . . . .. . 74< Go to the Srd noor •• OUR MAYTAG SERVICE BLDG. ' $1.45 Gillotto Stainlass Stool Bladoo (10s) . . $1.21 79c Willlomo Loclric Shavo .... .• • •. •.•. . · · 57c SALE . ....,.... MEN'S TOILETRIES AT ELBERFELD$ 83'' high, 36" wide and 19'' deep. 24'' han ging !ipace , 12" utility section with ~ shell 9p11ces, hat rack and hanging bar, brass hardware . Beautiful IUYUt Grace Episcopal Church Observes Centennial Saturday and Sunday . ;_! brown woodtone finish. ' _/ * * * . $1.49 Gillette Right Guard Doodonnt .... $1.12 '' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1965 there were "third parties" In- Martin welcomed the U.S. relerested in the Kashmir connie! ply to an appeal ol non-aligned "who would but see advantages riationa last April, ind.it'"ating for themselves in lndia and Pa- willingness to enter negot;ations k.istan getting bogged down still with the Communists without deeper in mutual enmity. fur preconditions. thls would weaken each ol DIFFERS SHARPLY them and make them prone to But Gromyko differed 9harlorelgn influence and diktat." ply with Martin. Canadian External Allalrs " It is said not lnlrequently By JOHN A. BARTON Minister Paul Martin, speaking that the United States has aile- NEW DELHI (UPI) - India after Gromyko, called on the gedly made serious effort~ today charged Pakistan with vi· assembly to "Express clearly aimed at arranging negotiations· olaUng the United Nations and forcefully the collective on the Viet Nam problem but cease-fire at several frontitr conviction of the United Na· its appeals to various organiza- points. An official governrnent tions" that the war in V!eli Uons and gov_e~ments hang state~ent said Pakis~ni troops Nam must be ended by negotta. l suspended In rnu:ti.Jr," Gromyko cros8.1ag the truce line were tion." aaid. 1 dig.e:ing trenches. .1 I' PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and . Mrs. Curtis Connally ot Poinl Pleasant Rt. 2 are announcing tile lorthcornlng marriage of their daughter. Carolyn, Ann. to John Nicholas Bush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shively of Pt. Pleasant Rt. 2. Miss Connolly Is a 1965 Rraduate of Point Pleasant High and is currently employed •t I h • I Pleasant Point Resort. She held the title of Mason County's Fourth of July Queen." Mr. Bush is a Pt. Pleasant graduate and i!l employed the Pleasant Valley Hospital. UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. IUPI)- Russla today demandad a complete end to ··aggression" of 1be <Uaited States In Viet Nam with no preliminary conditions. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, in a po1icy speeeh . to the General Ass.::mJly, gave lull backing down til< line to the position ol North Vi.et Nam and Communist Chi· na for an end to U.S. raids and Ute withdrawal of all American forces from South Viet Na. TAKES SWIP~ . But ~ took an obhque swtpe at Peking in declartna: that You Always Save On Norton family . Mr. and Mr~- Lewis ;~;~~~:~ ~ ~ The group voted tu assist have returned from a with devotions for the B. H. 1 at Myrtle Beach, S. C. IISanborn Missionary Soctety accompanied Mr. and Mrs. nm~ 11 meeting on OCtober 4. 1Moles of Mt. View, W. Va .. on ~ The program on the study I the trip. Mrs. Triplett has als1. 1 book "The Church Not Made I received word thai her sister, With Hands" was given by Mrs. Virginia Sey, Charleston, W.l Milton Hood. A card ~a ~nt l Va. i.s a patient at Ch~~~:~n ~~ to Mrs. Grace Hysell m Mt1gs · Memorial Hospital for General hospital. A letter from 1tion and treatmer•t. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie and Mrs. William Robson wel'e II in Wellston Monday to auend Ifuneral ~rvlces for their uncle jJ Harry Zimmerman. TONIGHT Mrs. Emerson Jone!; and I daughter, NOT OPEN ~Irs. Lee Davidson, i Athens, were in Columbus on FRIDAY ond SATURDAY 1 Tuesday. S.pt. 24-25 I ---"HERCULES. 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PLEASANT- Miss Elainell Grimm, daughter of Capt. .'BABY THE RAIN MUST FALL" Mrs. Everett Grimm of 2312 Vernon Avenue, has c:''~!~~~:~~~ Steve McQueen, Lee Remick a year's tralning as a -andtory technician at "I'D RATHER IE IICHH lngton Hospital ln Sandra Dee Robert Goulet Miss Grimm, a 1964 Andy Willlanll of Columbus of Point Pleasant High School. ::: On The 1st. Floor '' lhnloted To The ,,_,,. Of T'M Mei1,.M01on .4rea Bearhs. They also callttd Mrs. Richard Campbel•. 1 Start your day fresh and keep it that way Pleasanl Valley Holpltol In The Home Furnishings Department "'l enttne r.:~r~:d~!~~·Mrs. ~~~~r~,h~tyAa:h~t=~~ waa lhe Wednesday ¥ • 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Sept. 23 • l6e 5 ···me ~ecret l-'lace" closuJK WJLO. Frances Bearhs, Mrs. Hartley, prayer. TJJe DOOit re}IOrt u.o tne Hamilton. Mrs. Eva stuuy DOuK · Tm:.,.l.:nuccn _Not Mrs. Hood, Mrs. Wilson, Jliiaur Vt'nu Hanus was Jllven Bertha Archer, Mrs. Ton 0 Y 1\'lrs. ttanuu. Fowler, and guests. 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