http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/435a08dbe077d3f709cd5999841a7907.pdf e961fcc032370aa6357f4c532430d332 PDF Text Text p aJy. Africa, sod the B<:outh P• clllc and of bla lecturea In America. Eighteen members responded to roU caU by namina a biog. Members of the Ml Omeroy Moriah J 10 the al1mdlll( Ill llddiiiCI' ,..._. .C U.l. MlUet 01111 II lout - [101, . . . . . . Ia . . IIII[JWMtl ~~ obove were Shirley Baity; Shirley Beegle, Martha ElcbJe. SUole Gru...r,. Bell)t liar- . Shirley Hust011, · Sharlee . +'ftu, Alurlaa Belly Rawtlnga, Lee SmJIIJ, Judy Smllll Spears, Marilyn W!aa> A1Utlltllil, re .,. Tommy Scally Is Honored at Home, Schoo/ 1. " ~ ~ . • 0 "t- il$ ~. pG "' ~ .;. " "... .p ~ ~&t ' r.,. ________ ,______________ . . , COLUMBUS (UP[)- Sam B. 1963. legal agent of the holding firm. bio brother, Cleveland atwrney l The chairman oal<l Kennetla .secretary of the Ohio Kenneth B. Johnson, 1 mem- He said efforts were bein& Kenneth V. Nicola. He said he ,Johnson was formerly •n· .off~. today declined com· ber Qt the PUC, denied he still made 10 straighten out Johoson had oo1 dtscussed the situation lcer, director and shareholdrr of pobltshed repor:ts that had an interest In the Sworm· on the matter. with PUC Chairman Carl R. the holding company, but · transferred Interest in • a sled! Holding Co., also of Co- Johnson said the holding com- Johnson. Ino financial Interest In the urJil moving c6mpsny , oubject w tum bus pany waa dissolved a few years Carl Johnson aaid he talked since about 1961 or 1962. He., PUC regulation w bls Wife Fred C. Lentz, corporation ago. Lentz said that according with Kenneth Johnson about the namt:<I to the PUC last Jul,.-efl, when he was nam!ld the COUilSO! in Secretary of State to the secretary of state's office Iotter's connection with the er Frances McGovern re"-<L conurlisslon • year ago. Ted Brown's office, said his of· both the Swormsledt Moving holding company and that Ken· Nicol• is the son of Coyatoop Nicolo IBid that be had di· fice received a letter today and Van Co. and Swormstedt neth Johnson had said he did County Common Pleaa ILW!c• l~:::!..ih~ts: interests In the from Johnson seeking to resign Holding Co. were still listed in not realize he was still the Benjamin D. Nicola and Jt '" Storage and Van a• statutory agent of the mov· good s1andlng. statutory agent of the company. prominent in Columbul .u of Columbus, transferring it ing firm. Nico)a said he had discussed Chainnan Jobnson said Ken- chairman of the Columllut his wife, when he received. Lentz said Johnson was not the matter of his and his wife's neth Johnson had told him he Touchdown Club. He is 1 .fiE· the PUC appointment from UJe legal agent of the moving connections with the moving was sending the Letter received Imer president of the Atblltie GClv. James A. Rhodea 'early lntcompany ~nyway, but was the firm by telephone today with ibY Brown's office today. Club here. t.a I w I I I 1 v BROWNIE 0 Police Charges Stand Up S Cl b ewing Is Entertained WCTU p rogramS In Schools Are Re.porfed . - . Installation 0 f Offt'cers H ld b c'· I e y e en tin e s;6 Ni-cola Mum on Transfe· ~ Birdfor<J is Club Women's M eeting Topic at y e ' of%:, Highlights on Religion Given Church Clfcle BI'DMt • ..,.,.,. r. r,.. ,....,... 01 rr.. lleip.M- :..,.. . .. :1. ~----------~------------~------------------------------~~~~--~----~--~----~---------=----------------------~--------------"~. FRIDAY1 JANUARY 24, 1964 VOl: XV NO. 23.8 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Baptist Churth • 4th and Main, . ~~ Ph! Sorority met by D runs~ , loa Meadowa, Middleport, met In their annual d "' 1n th 0fflce ol Mitch Mitch gave Bev~rly P ... · Ira Foster, father of J. E. business session recently to eMr and Mn Roger Cllancey ay eYey.ong e -~ Foster, remains critically m ~ St · t Fl ;, lted h the Columbia Gaa office In talk on music whUe Mrs. Am- In !"CIV.b met Wednesday afternoon raphy. The next meeting wiD at Meigs Memorlol Hospital fol· l':r ofllcers for the eii!Ulng by ~~=rtitn~' d:lh Mk!dleport. berger played recordings relat- '- ·- - - - - - - - lilt the borne of Mrs. carl Hor- be held at the home of Mrs. lowing • atroke 1 week ago. Y · father , John Chancey. _ ~ group went together to mg to the program. 't "key, Second·BV. Rodney Downing. Mrs . Waller Walker and Mrs. Elected were Arnold Rich· . Mr. and Mra. Charles Stobsrt the Ewing Funeral Home to Gall Hovatter. chairman of il Mrs. Bruce Uoyd, president, Earl Dill spent Tuesday with ards and Earl Freeman, lnl.. (June Chancey) and famUy of pay respects to Dr. Kenneth ways and 'Veins, reminded 'opened the meeting with memMrs. Qsry DIU. tees; Florence RIChards and Mount Vernon came thts week members to have their bu:edl - bets living the club collect in Mrs Esrt Uill, Mrs. VIctor Margaret Bowles, se<u"Otariea; for the fUneral of ber father ready by 1:30 a. m, , 'lin~. She extended a wei· wolfe and Mrs. Willie Davis Fred Jackson, treasurer; Carl John Chancey. ' urday, January 25 in ~:i~:l ":':"'~ to those present Including • c1 w·n; 11 Mlddl t Th 0 Noah Haskins who is able were 0 umbus visitors Wednes· I ams, nsnclal se<retary ; Mrs. Earl Davenport and Mrs. epor . e 4~~, day. Arnold Richards, Sunday B<:hool Jean Cooke spent Wednesday In · be annpunced toter. f 1la.bet out after an Jllness the .... Interesting highlights un r~ Mrs Harley Sttong of Wilkes- supermtendent ; Helen Harper, Parkersburg on business. Barbara Riggs, service chair· few weks. . . ligion and customs o ~ Spam ville visited Wednesday with Missonary president; Go 1d I e , Frank Murray Middleport distributed envelopes to THIS WDNDlfUUL G/Fr BY KOutlft Mrs. Donald ~~~~~,';ev~~~ were given by Mrs. Chester . her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Hen- Guthrie, Usher Board president; was admitted Wednesday w Ca~ An unusual birthday cake fea· used In the Mo!ber's Marcb 0 . • Owens when the l..ove-Jc:y Circle 1 ry Reibel and Mr. and ~~~=~~r~e~ obu Fredertck e Mrs. Helen Har.per, Mary Baumgard- beU County HOIJI""Iin Hun.t....... the March of ,Dimes JaJlu.. M'd F' "" t' nG .... ,. turing toy so1diss and a convoy , of the • d 1eport Irst =P " 1 Donley Reibel and family, ner, Bonita Hodges, orgsnlsta, wn. His room number ia 449. '0 beglnning at 7 p. m. . which traces the fam· Churcn met Tuesday evening at . "1 of small army trucks was prewill be the Pom· Rothchild family from its the home Of Mrs. David Darst. A two week evangelistic earnRtlted to Tommy Scally frum Fire Station at 2nd St. In poverty to becoming Mrs. Owens who w•s the paign and revival wiU begin his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ThornRiggs also thanked the financial ~izards or t_he guest ol her ~other Mrs . Ethel February 24th. The Rev. G. J. as Sca1ly, in observance of his for th•lr '""'l!"ratll>n Johnson, Friendship B a p t 1st Mrs · Mills llave an In· Hughes , has recent Iy re turn ed 6th birthday. They entertained in assisting with the nI o !tr•!Stlllg accoJnt of the father to the states with her husband Church, Toledo, wQl speak with a birthday dinner pageant. The soela1 fur>ofive sons who became and family after spending the each evening beginning March lfC Jan. 19 <U their home on Four· for tbe month ·will be f'l -:+:. ~ Ci;;:~.;as money lenders and past three )"t>ars m Madrid, Mrs . Louis Reibel assisted by 2L througH..~ 6th. Neandllij! FWIInstorln, A prayer for the new year th~st. •ating party· with the l/UA.A.If~ . M El k ucy ~usway. . ore ce by Mrs. Thomsa You . ng -ned Sp;:nn. rs. mer Wic ham enter- Ri b rd ted ...,..... Gu ts 1 th dlnne date to be · announced later. tfj ?a~~ Rothcild means She told of the different re· tained the Twilight Garden club c a s were appo.ln to the meeting of the Friendly es or . e r Yvonne ScaUy presided in the U f f~~~S~Ield ~nd each brother ligion s and customs of Spain Tuesday evening at her Union serve as a speclaJ committee Circle of the Federated (;hurch Mr. and Mrs. George Ha~kett, absence of the president, Miss A ulomali£ ""'P"•ure eolflrli,. ,~ 1n the country best suit- and something of living con- Ave. home. on evangelism for this period.. Tuesday evenJng at the church. Sr. Mrs. Mary Shafer, Middle- A b to- his temperame_nt. Mr_s. ditions there . The chairman, The meeting, In charge of Insta11ation of officers was port, Mrs. Paul Scally and _ms __a..:ry:..·------- for dar light IJIUl P,..h .Jda ~llls noted that there Is one m Miss Rhoda Hall, opened the Mrs. Jack Robson, president, conducted by Mrs. Pearl Mora Nancy Scally, Mr. and · Ftaturft v.,ICih,. .. w eaty~f9.. / United States now.. meeting with a poem, "Comrt opened with devotions by and taking office were Mrs. Larry Wiley, New Haven, U wse Kodak comera wilh eledrlc 1 ..,.. tftot odiusts ...., for wr,.Q. =~~·· pow~rful family m • That Day," by GeiJI'ge Elliott Reibel who read Matthew 7, Young, president; Mrs. Elzs Vs . ; ' Dr. and Mrs. R. R. ly·upoud pichmu. B¥-ilt·i• _Jew1sh monopl_y with Mn. Donald Boone giving 11-12 and gave a meditation on Gilmore, Jr., vice president; ens and Ray Pickens III, Kathy ftadl compartment . CorrKt ftoPi m many countries. the evening prayer "The Good Will" and closed Mrs. Leonard Jewen, secretary and Robbie Harris, Middleport, Mrs. Carl Mattox entertained uposure is Ml GIJiomaticoHy 01 Mrs. Cl~~e Ingels gave a " DevotiOns taken from the One- With prayer. Members respond- , and Mrs. Edgar Arnold, treas· and the hosts and other son, the Jolly Bunch Sewing Club you focua. Fott, color-corr•c:ttd of Quentin R:eynolds Hundredth Psalm were given by ed to roll call with tl:leir contriThe Pomeroy WCTU met on urer. J-mte. Monday evening at her home l.ns. Take-s 12 color ~ bloci=~~~by Reynolds h_lmself Mrs. Bert Bodimer. Nntes or butmn to the feathered friends . evening at t.he United A progr"m of readln•• and On FrJday, Jan. 6, Tommy on Broadway. Games were play· ond-white ltlaps. or <»lor .UO.. on I 27 fiiDL 1 he .tells of growmg up m th k d f · · · Ch • . an s were rea rom m•sA CJ)mmunlcatmn was read MethodlSt urch ~1th Mrs. """ms was presented by Mrs. observed his birthday during his ed and prizes won by Mrs. ' m a large family . She siona:-ies and church members Mrs. w a de coza d pres•-· H· Ewing president• ID ~ xt Paul Werner and Mrs. Gilkindergarten class. Helpers James Johnson and Mrs. Orln SH tM trernendou• ttl~tton . . . 1 hIs wr~1mg e ror Chrisunas remembrances. ' of the Ohio A•·~ta't. hi 1 !Jf for a ~ Ion of charge . more. The devotions included were Steven Bqchner, John Me· Smith. s ear Y . e Miss ti<~ll announced the ' 'Amer- Garden Clubs. concerr.ing "A Cl d D C U M Ful The ed to tal th Movie C•mer••- S5 mm c... worked h1s eay hthrough ic-a for Christ" offering ror Feb· Gardener's Day Ou·," ' to be held Group singing Clf "More Love 1 prayer and scripture reading of oo , avy a , arc tz, group vot re n e ~Jlege. He v.as of Irs . · to Three" and prayer by Romans 13. by Mrs. Wemer. Doug Rosenbaum, Tonnie Cun· present offil!ers for the next eras. Movie ProJectors, C1mera 23 later became a ruary · Lancast-er, February 25. opened the mee'tlng. During the business session, ningham and Kenneth Byer. year with Mrs. Kenneth Byer, The group voted to continue you notes were . 'd t d M Shirl MIU Outflls - film ond _ , . ~~~;~::~.and newspaper reports were Mrs. Young named the monthly Quests seated at "e pres1. en an rs. ey s ~· the school lunch Wh Cross program and from Mrs. Leverett Roush temperance committee ... leaders and hostesses table included Kath as v1ce pr-es ldent . Mrs. MaItox s upp 11es. I 1 10ld 0r h' the ite Quotos were flowers sent at the death of on the film "The .r......-"!:-:---new year and appointed T . H If Y ·~·· served a salad course to the ng es Is · _ given . The circle will also re- her aunt , Mrs. J . 1. Clark; · me amm1e o man Doug ndin ..A tw • For fast, efficient fiJia World War II m England, It member a student attending from Mrs. Phil Williamson for the Reason" shown In the Mrs. James Fugate aUat chair· baum, Bruce Sca~berry an members r:tte J g a.'J h o li;i;;;iiiiii..,iiiiiiiiiiiiiii'-iiiiii"iiAld B d Col! . . Pomeroy Schools Tuesday man: Mrs . Werner, flowers; J' . M . •- II guests, rs. ames o nson develop•"•• . Jervice brt•• ,..., .1 erson ra ous ege m planter sent her whHe lU. and 1m my Kl em rs .x;S Y M N way.a•·nd . ·~ ·• · • Dr Ray Heaton as speaker at and Mrs Mora publicity A led In · . · b h and rl!i. orman 'll P hI ipl, W. Va. for Valentine from Meigs General Hospital · · · ass 15 servmg Y er Oth t•·ndl M Kodak fibn to M Do M lie ers. a ~ ."II were rs. the two high schools and Mrs. thank you note was read from te 0 r. rsh. len u kn. John Scmes, Mrs. Herman Baiay. . . for tray favors . The traveling ~Jph C Zundel at the ele- the family remembered by the · C' I C~ . ·tt cream , c oco1a cupr.a es 1 Mrs w·mam Reynolds The B. H. Sanborn miSSionary prize donated hy Mrs. W. A. 1 tea was announced for Feb. 23. Drake was awarded to Mrs. mentary. Ire e at iristmas. A g1 of scribed with the numeral 6 in ey, . : ' money was voted to ~e church MrS. Willis Grueser, Mrs. Mat.. Mrs. Richard OWens gave the w!ckham. The Unit was asked to enlist council gr~en were served to the guests. tie Bush, Mrs. William Rob' lesson from the current study 'Welcome Birds to Your Gar- new members during the month Fe.vor..; were ~ckers 8 ~ biO'W"· son and Mrs. Doyle Mtller. Mrs . . LADIES' book nn the Islam rt!ligion. den" was the topic of the pro- of February in llonor of Frances Refreshme~ts were served by outs wl~ napkm~ carrying the Lawrence Milhoan, Mrs. P. L. A salad course was served by gram presented by Mrs. Ger- willard . 11 was announced that Mrs. Carl Brllkam aod Mrs. Walt DISney moUf, Mrs. Pearl Mitch and Mrs. Wayland came the hostess to the above named ald Wildermuth. It was brought if each Union would gain one Young from a table with snow- Reynolds, kindergarten teacher, I :•f~te~riit~he;:_:c~hurc~h~m~ee~tin~g~,iiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliii~ li Asst. Size• _ _ _ $2.00 and Mrs. Frances Bearhs, Mrs. out that fancy feedera were not member the net gain would be men, snow bal!s and white assisted with the party. Harold Ch11e, Mrs. Tony Fowl· needed. Feed the birds, seeds, 5,0110 for the National WCTU. sleigh with hoy and Birl doll. and Colt:~n er, ~ts. John ScJnes, Mrs. Nora white bread, beef suet, peanut The legislative committee reHam>lton, Mrs. Dana Hamm, butter, crlsco and Wllole grain quested members to write ConTWO DANCES NOTED ANNOUNCE BIRTH Mrs. Ethel Hughes, Mrs. Grace corn for the cardinals. T h Homer Abele asking The Wahams High school LADIES' Mr. and Mrs. John W. Vbo>t· :1 Hysell and two guests, Mrs, importance of. living the birds to sign discharge peUIIon majorettes will sponsor a hit1h SPECIAL ON of Portsmouth,. 0. are lin Boone and Mrs. Chester Owens. plent~ of warm water and 3, Resolutiog 9, concerning school ·dance party Friday evenouncing the birth of a s o assuring them safety, w a 1 prayer and Bible reading in the nlng at the Wahama school aud. Christopher Brian, stressed. Mrs. Wildermuth schools. ltorium. The dance wlll be open at the Mercy Hospital, ed with "Make a special effort to the public and will be from to have your gardens attractive "Di~enslons ln Pe~~uasion- 8 p. m. to 11 p. m. The Jays mouth . . The Infant weighed for all birds and enjoy their ~ Field Government was the will serve as master of cere- pounds 10 ounces, NOW BOYS' early morning solos and even· topic of the progr~m pre- monies. This Saturday's night Grandparents are Mr. an Miss Nelle Bmg. She school dance party will be held Mr8 J 0 hn A Ch u· "!ason .; j The Dorcas of the Mid- ing vespers as their voices !I'll sented by 'ledb M CMI' · · am,, .. your garden." was BSSIS Y rs. · e VIR at the Middleport High auditor· maternal grendparents are Mr. dleport First Baptist Church l A salad course was: served by Alkrre, Mrs. Daisy Jasper and lum under tlle aponsOr~ip of and Mrs. C1tester Rainey, Pt. met Tuesday evning at the REDUCED churcb with Mrs. Beulah White, the h.. tessea during the aocial Mrs. Robert Warner whn led lbe the M. H. S. Senior Mothera' Pleasant; great grandmother, devotions using 8.11 her topic, club. .._ J" Ch !lin c' J'h' chairman, presiding. Devotions hour. 1 "Now is the Time" taken from l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'ouii;i'i.'i;i;iimioi;iiaii;iii',iii"iiji"'nii,iiii~ were given by Mrs. Harold Joshua 24:14-18, !I Thomas and Included a medita· .,!t • ~ •• llllereatlng and ablorblng re~ of f1010111 personalities. lllli'eludlng The RothchUda and ~ Reynolds were Biven ~bai the Middleport Literary Mainly About People In on- Ohio Eta Phi·Chapter 'Planning Usual Role in March of Dimes uC:: :-::.";"~ ~: Mlu · decoued father ., In former yell'l when the The J Oblo E1a Phi Chapter of Beta "Abaol1~u•te~~;':~ ~ " i,t'~mous Personalities Reviewed r/fOrLiterary Club Membership . ·Around And About MI'dd/eptfrf ' NO'I' YOU DOW: . \ Church Elects New OHicers For'64 Year ••to-Dally Sentinel. Pomeroy·Middleport, o., J•ll· 2!, 1964 ' ' " • r ! ""'t '' ,, ~ . ~ . ' .• .. ~ .. I • Ill Lengthy Tri~J !" *' . 1 . SALE! Roberts is On Probation From Court Elberfelds In Pomeroy Lester R. Roberts, ClnclnnaU charged with forgery, was>,... ed on one year's probation with certain conditions to J:DetJtl.in an entry by Judge John C. Ba· ron Thursday In Meigs CowtiJ 1 ; Common Pleas court. HOUSE DRESSES I, c 1.. ·~ 1\ IC L\ Circ~e tion entltld, "Peace of God," taken from 8 book by Billy Graham. The year's project was discussed and vnnouncement made of tbe missionary lea to be held February 23 · Mrs. Charles Bennett presented the program from the study book followed by scripture readings by Mrs. Dale Mourning, Mrs. While and Mrs. Bennett. · 1 LOT II Youlh CouncU Htul 1'h.ree-Month Plnm Prayer by Mrs. Jasper coneluded the meeting after whlcb a aocial h&ur was enjoyed and refreshments served by the members of the host church. The next meeting February 2li wiU be the Frsncea WiU.rd Tea sl the First Baptist Church with Mrs, Ralph C. Zundel In charge. ' ------ The Yooth Council ol the Enterprise EUB church met Sunday evenmg ' following the Youth Fellowship meeting w outline plans for tbe next three-month period. HighUghts of the program In· eludes a February valentine party and a special Easter ser· vice and breakfast to be given NORRIS TO PREACH A blue color scheme was car- by the Youth F~:~~,..~ :~:dlngl ricd out in the table decorations Council members Rev. Charles Norris of Pornincluding a centerpiece of fin·- I were Mrs. Thomas Bentz, Miss eroy wiU preach at the Langs· 1 ers and blue napkins. Ice cream Elizabeth Davis Miss Janice ville churcb Sunday, Jan, 26 at and a cake decorated with blue F;vans, Miss Bo~le Smith, 9 a.m. Sunday school will follow BARGAINS SOc· 89c • $1.00 REDUCED • Ladies' Slacks 1 • Boys' Pants • Girls' Dresses • Slipper Socks eSweaters I' flowers wss served by the hos~ esses, Mrs. Darst, Mlrli. Charles Mrs. Don Hunne!, Also ~::: l .:a~t~I~O.iiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; 1n an advlaory capacity Lewis, Mrs. Charles While, Mrs. the paswr Hev. Menzel Smith Isabel Winebranner with Mrs. and Mrs. Smith. Grace Luman. Attending In ad· dition to the abOve named were Mrs. Harry Roudasbell, ~lnr. Elizabeth Slavin, ·Mrs. Pearl ' Hoffman. Mn. James SOUders_ BECKY'S IN MIDDLEPORT MEIGS THEATRE I'OMEROY. OHIO BY WEYENBERG Rugged on-the-job shoes for PLAN PRACTICE A children's hour and a or&o·ll tice of children's music be held at the Pomeroy Flnrt Bat>' II list chnrch, Friday at 3:30 p.m. SUN. MON. TUEI, Jon, 26-27·28 •MARY, MARY"' With Debbie Reynoldl and Barry Nelmn January Clearance Sale Low Cut Style 11.95 High Cut Style 13.95 CoJ!stlucl:ion Workers eFor Service Station Men End Sale GIRLS TAP SHOES Fina ·Clearance ~~': $1.81 ,. Crepe Sole Work Shoes 7- WOMEN'S NOW IN PROGRESS REDUCTIONS ALL THRU THE STORE Tapa-lh Prl . . Glove Leather ODD· LOT ' BOYS 51 ... ,' BOX i PRICE Odd Lot ' 1, ' LITTLE GIRl,$' · :' 2 pr. Ball Band .Insulated , ODD LOT Rubbw Boots. Size 8 only · · · · · · $9.00 pr. . Oxfords- L9tfeh 5 pr. LHther Insulated Boots · INFAMTS Size 9-1 0.11-12 only .. .. .. .. .. $6.50 pr. 4.99 ~=lun_ _. StoU>. .•',·.,· •· si... S1. 18 . 6 pr. 5 Bkle. Work Attics , 3to1-;- . • pr. ,, 8.., to 3 Size 7-9·1 0-11 only ........ ·.· $4.00 pr; Valuu ,To $3.99· 4 pr. 4 Bkle. Work Artics I ·"' ' . . Size 6-7-9 only .. · ............ , $J.SO pr. Men'•· Boys' , WG~nen'• ...••.. , WI:IITI TENNIS MEN'S DRESS OXFORDS N&M 4 to 10 __: . . I Oxfo~ · Sh~ ··$12.99 Cushion Kings ., · ...<· $9;88 pr. ·~·1W· • Ra-*rah · .... '.. ·· .. ·.. $6~88 pr. ~~~~ ' ' ~ S111 . •' pr.' lteg. $2.99 e For The Outdoor• Man N & M-Rog. $5.99 \ BeHer Grade Oxfords · · · · · · · · · · $3.88 pr. Loafers - Sport Shoes · · · · · ·· · · · $2.88 pr. Boy's Oren · Odd Lot Dress Shoes, Flats, etc. $,... $2.88 $1.88 81 to 3 - $3.88 pr. ·2 pr. $7.00 2 pr. $$.00 2 pr. $3.00 3l to 6 - $4.81 ,r. Reg. $4.99 to $6:9t BARGAIN V1luu To $4.99 Work Shoes 1ps Sisters Style Shop Closeout Boy's 8'12 to3 _ RVGGED!COMFORTABLE! rugged on-the-job men who .'O kiiow what real comfort . jn t1'1eir work shoes means. Heavy duty ,. onoeoby Weyenberg moe toe, heavy Roberts waa brought bel... judgi!"'-lly 1'toio!et!tln1 AI· .iorney llornlll'li Fults on Ill II> formation affidavit Saturday. ALL FALL DRESSES Dorcas Circle Discusses Its 1964 Project SPORT SHIRTS N c..; ·~ ~'··,, Mastercrah · · · · · · ,: · · · · $5.88 pr• ""'' Sandy McGhn's. ........ $4~81 pr; _.:__ .$2 ' : .:.... '• ' :"!..~, ·~- I '1 ...,. ·· -n·~ .c , ' . ·"' MARGUERITE'S 102l Main Pomwoy No. ·,,"l'ttW OPPOIITI LOWER PARKING LOT-POMEROY ~Roush~s .,•, ,. ,, '· '" �' ' Rio Grande Offerm _• gCourses Leading to. ~.~.\;Middleport ~t! ~ :" ~~ ~ New Bachelor of Science Degree in 1964 Honor Students ~=~~~~ayJ to attend the 61" annual . - . , • River News ' D•lly Sentinel, Pomeroy·Mld~leport, 0., Jan. 24, 1964-3 Mrs. Collins is ClUbHOSt ess ·Helen Help Us/ In Columbus ThuNday, Frldoy, and Satun1a Y· Rh des PIugs B(_)lldJssue As Pro,ress Southern Local Honor Pupils Are Annonnced f i;," 'f:t _: m:: a...:: %.-l'hJI4iJ n;ar · EffeCl edT day · H • al N Mr R b• 0£ Galli . •polis Ferry Di ' "· nual Phone WI'}} Jan. 27 THE DAILY tdend u., ' ~:·1ax 20 Writers Lay Out $11.5 Billion Slash ,~~;~:!~f~~}~~~ ~~~!~~~~ ~r. ..t~~~:;:-- f!~: HAU:: MONTGOMERY rate tax writers laid before their er a confusing windup to more Imittee completed work on the fight the excise cuta. Pre<s loternatlonal !colleagues today a $11.5 hillion jthan four weeks ol labor. biggest tax <111 In history I Johnson had' counted on these IUPI) - Sen- tax cut program approved aft- The 17-member Finance Com· Thursday, voting approval 12 revenues next year, and feared to 5. their loss would push hio "econThe top priority measure, omy" budget further into the -....Time $400 million larger than the blll red. · Hatlo passed by the House Sept. 25, At •• afternoon session, the would slash tax rates for vir- panel put tbe tueo back, untually every U.S. taxpayer and doing what' II hell done at ita corporation. Two-thirda of the morning meet41g and ~ in SAWING PRESToS reductions would be effective $5 million to boot. PRICE tN LmcE PIECE£ .... lhia election year, retroactive Ikpealo EJ:else Levleo lo Jan. I, and lhe balance on The committee bad voted to Jan. 1. 1965. repeal the 10 per cent erclqe Senate leaders hope lo start leyies on luggage, handbags, floor debate n.xl week or by wallets, jewelry, watcheo, cosFeb. 3 and steer the bill metics, Curs; mechanical pens through the Senate by mid·Feb- and pencils and certain musl· ruary. Prospects for liru!l con- cal Instruments. It reatored gressional passage by March I these, plus a 15 million redanappeared good. tlon approved eAfller by e•· Busy Day empting from e1clae lalceo tickFinal committee action came ets to "live" theater perfoJ'III• only rafter a frantic day of on-- ances . , J"\ agatn, l>ff-agaln decisions, ell- The net result of the admlnmared by a t to 8 vote when istratlon's ftanUc efforlo during the panel reversed lt"lf and the two-hour committee brel!k restored cuts approved earlier between morning an(j afternoon In tbe day in a hlllll of federal sessionso Reotorailon of f460 ..cise tuea, mlllloo In Treasury ercloe r.. Enraged by the series of last- ceipu. ' day committee votes repealing Over-all, ' the o!e.:: 1slon ~en a whoppln~ 1455 million In lev- by the lllf·»"'lllng ~tors ies, Preaident Johnson hopped raised the ptftit l!ll ·of the $11.1 on the telephone and dispatched billion meaaufe passed by ~ emiqarlea to Capitol HIU to Rouse to about tll.i billion. ... __ i •. m. Thursday. zer hospital by Rawlings-Coats ... ,..r....., .. Diacbarpd ambulance. llUJJ . . . . . . . . .... Patienu recently discharged included Cline Flt.:':h, Willard Delawder, Mrs. E. Leon Saul.DEPEND ON US FOR ers aod Infant daughter, Mrs. Robert DuBois and Infant son, Mrs. James Hamll!ood and in!ant son, Mrs. Raymond W. Jooes, Jr., Mrs. WIUI8m Hatherford, Charles Bush, D wl g hI Henderson, Mrs. James Price, Mrs. Cat\ Lynch, Jr., Robert Hickel, Mrs. Charles McCJas.. key, Paul Hedrick, Timothy J. Arney, Deborah Durst, Mark A, Ferguson, Mrs. Victor Railey, Mrs. Owen Queen, Jr., Ralph Badgle)' and James Adams. 1,•=====--=--...-"-===a""'iiii•--ia. ,,. ., WATCH REPAIR ~SerVice That Is ~ LOCAL TEMPS The te~perature in Pomeroy buslne" dlotricl wao 4<1 degree undar cloudy skies today at 11 a. rn. Your watch will be prop~r· Jy cbeclced and electronlcal· . ly TRi', TRY AGAIN PALMA, Balearic Islands, Spain fUPI) -,Pedro Perello, 80, and Antonia Garrigues, 70, ap. parenUy believe In the old saying, at ftrsl you don't sunceed, try, try again." The couple m~rried twice betore, tonk lha pluage for the third Ume In a ceremony at P~'l Crblo Rey Church, um.\1 IIY Wal¢h~r. ( FILM FOR , I PHARMACY Funeral Held For Mr. Ch oncey r"""==------------,1 MATTRESS $38·00 BAKER FURNITURE "Listen. Hyou really want to RUBBER know about cars, Wk to your teenage son. FO.OTWEAR THE SHOE BOX "Frankly, rn never use all that warranty: *24·95 MAYFAIR- CEIUNG TILE "I was determinedtogetagooddeal, VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. Mrs: SEMI-ANNUAL ~5; CLEARANCE WERNER .· &TV II;;:.. I, WEI Dress Shirts .. Reg. $4.50 and $5.00 Val. G·IFTS '' , .. WHEN YOU THINK OF 2 for $3.00 .' . .. ,•.'·'l ..._., • . YOUR DODGE BOYS 111ANK YOU! Broken sizes and Lots . ~!J' '" ~~ Fri. Till 8 p.m. S1t. Till 6 p.m. I MILL & . SECOND STIEnS '· Cotlrt St• , ' J': 16c ... "· . . DEVELOPMENT TO Roller Pharmacy ROLLER Appn!pl'ltte .4ewelry ~lfts for,All Oce~~lons I, *' '? REMEMBER K& C · ·•u I)''* It,,. .., Dependable I = DINING IS SOMETHING MORE Than JUST EATING! a. Banishment of Poll Tax is s:",.;F..,r.n~~ Qjor r-"===================--•1 1 ther JAN. 15 Mr~. Radford t. t:,:· 6 = Mrs. Farley is . :,.':.t~:;:::: 1W'am. to Bead Ho&teu Jor Club . . " Clio Poilt l'loltoanl · - · · fair ' l nl 11 Yearol Serv-ice t!r~ :"':'..=:-a!: New Mana,er of · theb. ~~Jan Cburch' ~ POINT ~ ~ • lnatallatton of new officers Demonstralloo Club Wedneodey • 1s married to J. H. Forley. omd baa Walllo•:~ol~G=a~If9ofll~~~~ .,_ .... l4ltl D ''~"'"' """ ter ;:.,.~~B..~ herhu~ ~~ Pomt Chamber =.':"an~~~ ~~::W Gold aalo!amOn ftr t1ie li!-. Officers Begin ° an ~ = . . 46 Mrs. Nan Moor• preoentetl a review of tbe book, "The Hfd. bly Saturday at 7o30 p. m. of the Midclleport First Baptist by Mn;. George Skinner Mn. Farley will .,.ume bet ill' 1bo a..rd Gl ~ den God," by Cleanth Broolis tbe Pomeroy MioliOIIic TemPle met 'l'hurat!Jy evening · the forenooo, followed by a PT. PLEASANT - Mn. BeJ. .~tlea u Wanaging DireCtor ~ ' t~,... at the January meeting of a . . for the expreas purpooe of con- at the church. The meetinB up. I dinner at noon. va Mae Farlry of Galllpolla WIY In February !11)11 11. . _ Wallla beld lids ~~ . 12 Circle of Heath Methot!Lst !erring tbe Selecl Muter ened with tbe class llt)llg "Ev· " H.,.pltality in the Home" Ferry has beet1 hired as rna. CocJl Dev..O wbo ia~- 11113 • tlltl • ...-ful ~'!Jf, Cborch Wednesday ·evening at t111 oeveral candldat.ea. All olfl. onlag Prayer" In unit<m. w.. the topic Cur the afternoon aging director of the Point eral montha ago. · Lionel ~; 1 1 - af.J1tlrfon the .church. Mrs. Moura dlacua&- cers aDd companions ere ured presented by Mrs. Amos Leon· Pleasant Cnamber of Comfair llllletl. AdvertWDI ~-pres!Chardleal Hlooffmaothank.edoulgo-lld the authors, Hemingway, by Arthur Nease, illustrltllll FrDevotlonsB werbse IJI"hn . ensetlby Mrs. ard and Mrs. Radfortl ' Attend. merc:e. Three U.S. omiversltieo haY1! of 1bo few liii)'Otbeto ~ --.,1 .,g en · w Faulkner, Yatea, Warren and master, ID attend. ancetJ ear w u scrop- mg were Mrs. Skinner, Mrs. Mrs. Farley, formerly om- an endowment of •100 mUUon ey "'!'f''rr fair. ~I') members for their coooperatiom, others and their Uterary worka tro~.::u:: a~. a, r,:m," Fred Goeglein, Mrs. Wllliam ployed by WJEH radio station, ,. more· Columbia H&rvard year 1 faor cost $!0.000.. and Mrs. Harvey Van Vranken, In relallon to spiritual valuea. \ The Southern Loco! I ••• 'th ...,Th Grueser, Mrs. Harold Black- has been actiY1! In civic affairs and Yale· universi~ Smith BU!tedf lhot with ~! president~ conducted the busJ. One of the authors ftad written Boost«! will lpODIOI' a tOI"'-'6 WI pray~r. _e ston. Mrs. Lewis Grueser, Mn. in Point Pleasant She' bu ser.. ed support rqm bua:lnes&el ~ neoa seSSIOII. Othtir officers are that hardahlp and suffering help suppe. Saturday wllh ,.ng "0 Love 'lllat Wolt Scott Folmer Mrs. Carl Sblelds ved oo the City Council board Eleanora Duse, Italian trage- individuals tbe Muon ~JI Mra. Elza Gilmore Jr., vice j bring people c1... to God. beginning at ii p. m. lie Go," followed . by Mrs. Arlee Abbull, Mrs . Wfi. of dlreclo\'S ' of the Cha~ber of dlenne, made her American de- Fair ~ld pouibly grow ~ peeoident; Mrs. Roy Blanken· The prooltlenl, Mrs. Earl Southern Loeal Junior HI call answered with a Btble Jiam Folmer, Mrs. w. A. Mor- Commerce, pilot study group hut rn the Utle role of Caorulle the Ohoo Valley Fair and loh! ahlp, secretary, and Mro. Ed· Knight, opened the meeting by School. Prt>ceeda from the gan, Mro. Rollin Radford, Mrs. on• of the m the area. ,. 00 Jan. 23, 1893. ward Wells, treasurer. reading from an articJe uT he ner wW be used to help buy The birthdays ot Mrs. Grace Leonard and Mrs. Radford day quilting. A potluck dinner BRING YOm eammlttees were named and Open Door" by Faith Baldwin. new -band unll..-ms. aod Mrs. Virgie F ICe two children, Ju~y Radford was ,.rved at noon to Mrs. include, Mrs. Donald McKnight DevotiottB were given by Mrs. Z8 observed. Mrs. Charles and Bruce Blackston, Kautz. Mrs. Walter Beer, Mr 80 and Mrs. George Conde, flow- L. W. McComas who read se- Pomeroy pter No. · gave the flower and Freda Mitch, Mro. Carrie Gru.. ero; Mrs: Rooald Browlllng aud lectlons from the book, "How al Arch Masons will .hold report. The groop voted BffiTHDAY OBSERVED ser, Mrs. Otha Murray, Mrs. Mrs. Willard Boyer, gifts; and to Pray" by Harold Tassel and anoual Rellglous Afftrmallnn use the proceeds from the The birthday of Mrs. W. L. Clarence Massar, Mrs. Adam Mfl;~ James Johnson, Mrs. Don also from a hook or prayen be- Day Sunday at 2:30 p. at projects for the week- Kautz was Celebrated when the Ebersbach, Mrs. Theodore MoMuDeb, Mrs. Raymond Baity, longing to her father, the 1ate the Masonic Temple. All religious education pro- Busy Bee Sewing Cjrcle of the n, Mrs. Carl Shields, Miss M11. Collins, Mrs. Strickland, I. E. Miller. ons and their famlllea, Federated Church met Tu... Anna Durst and Miss Lena Mi's Hbffman Mra Elmer Notes of tbankl were read memben of the Eastern day at the church for an all Grueser. We are now associated with a flrni who doet Whlie and Mrs: Calvin Simpson, from several members of the and members ol Bethel f'io. Mrs. Boone used fiJI' the Inways . and means church and the groop voted· to of the lnternauonal Order theme, "Living Wa~ outstanding quality service. . assist w I t b tbe proposed Job's Daughters and tbefr ' with a scripture laken 2-I)AY SERVICE • . . . . Black & White A e:alad course was served changes 1n t~ kitchen. Uies are cordially invited. John entitled ''Charted by. the hostesses during the soc- The hostesses, Mrs. Mildred JAN. Z1 . " Installed were pres3-DAY SERVICE . . . . . . . . . . . COLOR laLhour. Hostesses for the next Ziegler, Mrs. Lawrence Mil- The W~leyan Se~lce Guild ident. Mrs. Charles Lewis; vice eSpecial Evenh Monthl7 Have dinner here aoon, and meeti!l(, · Wetlneatlay, Januarr hoan, Mrs. P. L. Mitch and Mrs. of. the Racme Methotlisl Church president, Mrs. Dana' Hamm; you'll Bee what WE' meant 29, wD1 be Mrs. Raymond Ba1- Emerson Jones. contributing, wili meet Mooday at 7:30 p. m. secretary. Mrs. John Lyons, asYcm 'U find the best of food, ty. and. Mra. Elza Gilmore Jr. served 8 salad course to thnse at the home of Mrs. Gordon sistant secretary, Mrs. Lettie prepared and served Just the way you like it . . also the attenrUng. The refreshment ta. West. Roush; treasLarer, Mri. Charles We carry a complete line of Bulbs, Film little "extras" .. the unhur· SPONSOR CLASS ble carried out • pink and black The finance committee of the Sunday School seereand Supplies rled relaxation that will The First Baptist Church o( color scheme with a center ar- Mtd~leport Busin.ess. and Leora Sigman; cards and make you want to come back ... nd Is 1ng BTU rangement of pink geraniums fessaona1 Womens Club art Mrs. Charles Edwards; RUwa agail'), tooon! sponsoreach a Sunday .. · 1n . a black contamer · fl an ked hy the committee. for the future te achers, Mrs. Grace Lo man . train!.... session "'" at 6·30 p m G u e 8 t pm · k ta pers 1n ebonY bold er s. card party wtll meet Monday and Mrs. Dana Hamm. Mrs. evening THE MARTIN ·8 da. · M Decorafed mints and pink nap- at 7 P· m. at the Columbia Gas Boone closed with prayer. ak last spe er un Y was rs. . ~..1 h , of Ohio Inc orrice in MiddleRESTAURANT WY 2-3586 Mabel Dlfliard a teacher at the kms complet= t e settmg. ' ' ·• · At tbe 1 c tb ti ROUTE 7 MIDDLEPORT .. ' port. ""..:" coseo emee ng MIDDLEPORT Liberia University of W.est Af. Jane Howell Ter.t No. ~ 95, 23 members present were in-II...,.,.....,...,.,...,.,,..."""""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""""'""'""'L rica. Serving " pianist for the Daughters of Union Veterans, vlted tu the dining room lor servtc-: :was Mrs. Hershel sa~nwill meet Monday at 7:30 p. m. refreshments of sandwiches, poder. Program Committee chaor. at theDAV Hall. eblpo and oolfee •erved man .... Mrs. Francis JAN Z8 a table centered with on mond. The publlc is Invited to The Meigs Q.,nty of yellow mums attend the sessions. Funeral services for John Club w:lll meet Tuesday at sna~agona 1n a sil~er Vincent Chancey' who died p. m. at tile Salisbury bowl With streamers of IVY urday at ·Holzer Hospital in ship bullding for a potluck and. combined with silv.er cand· SPRINGWALL Gallipolis, were conducted on dinner. Meat and beverage wUl les m ebony holders. Stiver letTuesday afternoon at the be provided. Dues will be col- ter.s spelled out "Happy New ings . Coats Funeral home. The lected and new members are Year.'' Mrs. Harry Houdashelt Rev. 0. H. Cart, assisted by welcome. gave grace Serving as the Rev. O'Dell Manley, officies were Mrs. Charles Edwards, JUST _ _ aled, D I " nd Mrs. Isa bel Winebrenner, Mrs. Special music was presented e egates ntte ' Olive Boice With Mrs. Blanche During Our January Solo by William Oemoskey. p a 1 Presbytery Tuesday Haptoostall, contributing. bearers were L. G. Burdette, ~legates and alternates or ~::;~;;-~:::;::::;:::-=:;:::_:;-, My - . kaowa all about · 'em. Guy ParsotlS. Frool< the First United Presbyleriaa · Honepower. Size. Wbo'a beetittt MIDDLEPORT, 0, Basil Monk, Eldon Payton and Churches In MidOJeport and wbo.c the1'8Ce traclu- Now. J'm ao botrodder-, but I'm alwara "--~-------11 Robert McAtee. Burial was attended the Scioto r Riverview Cemetery. meeting held Tuesk:Jokint for the ~~ I can a,et at the First Unitlot ID.Y atOnej. "So, I boutht a He Is survived by his wile, Presbyterl.an Church •t GalDoclf,e Dart. Good looklnt ln my Norma ; a daughter, Mrs. Chtor-1 opinion, and aty Ma aaW whatles Stobart, Mount Vernon; a Attending from the Middlee'RI' entme I p.i(:k. with Dodte., son, Roger, S!ewart, Fla. and pnrt Church were Mrs. George I'm eettlall IDOI'e power than an1 like enttne of com.petjthe two grandchildren, Jane and Anderson, Jr., Miss Susan Park For The Family car mU-.. fie was right." David Stobart. Other survivers and Mrs. E. 0. Tewksbary. include a sister, Mr.s. B a s II From the Syracuse church Mrs. Open Saturday 9 to 9 Mc.mk, Charle!ton; four bro~ Arthur Sylvester, Mrs. Robert ers, William T., Jr., Charles- White, Mrs. Tom Clark attend~ ton; Webb, Elliott, and HowThe Rev. Howard Ruppelt, MIDDLEPORT ard, Ripley. of the Middleport and Syracu:se churches, also attendOther relatives attending and was Installed with other from out or town _were Mr. and Presbytery officers as commit. Mrs. Donald ~me, Mr. and teeman of EvangeJi$m of the Mrs. Hoyt Raines, Mr. and Scioto Presbytery. Mrs. Hobart Ralnoo, Mr. and 1 lr:·:····· B. B. Raines, Mr. andj S . H ld B. B. Raines, Jr., Mr. aDd er11reea are e Mrs Clay Kn-bs and Claud For Roy Strickland Southall, all ol Charleston; Mr Funeral services for Roy and Mrs .. Kelth Tury, Alabama; Strickland were held from the ONLY and Mrs. Hobart Raines, Ewing Chapel Friday at 2 p.m. 50,001 mllea Ia a lo.at ..,. • to -. an auto wsrrant)'. 1 tnde ,._....,. Mra. Glenna Boice, Kenna, W. the Rev. Howard Ruppel!, three yean. 110 I wiD De98J' liM k Va.; Mr. and Mrs. James J. pastor of the Middleport First all up. It • reaMUrlna u heck to · ~ Buck, Parkersburg; Mr. and Preobyterian Church officlat.. know I'm rotered 1111 loa& • l owa Mro. J . C. Whitten, Belle; Mr. lng. Special music was provid· Washoblo Plastic my Dodte. The h~ n.le .a.. and Mrs. George Roberts, Mr, ed hy Mrs. B•n Neutzling, ormakes me feet &ood too•.,. and Mrs. N. C. Chancey, Dol- gani!t. Edwin W. E~'o111011h, Sa.llllfietd, .-w.,.... ley Slougbter, Mr. and Mrs. Burial was in Beech Grove '64 [IQdge Polanl co•r Howard Chancey, Ripley i Mr. cemetery and pall bearers were and Mrs. J. B. Monk, Mr. and Donald Collins, John Strickland Mrs. L. G. Burdette, Mr. and ~ Walker, Jack Cortis, I shopped. I looked at all kinda el com.,..U and Mrs., Frank Mullens, Mr. and Roy Mayer and William Reese. hither pcked can.. too. Everybody waa aeU1ot. but Mrs. Guy P81'80ns, Mr. and Coming from out of town for The Dodae Boye-aow there's mr klea <If a car Mrs. W. T. Chancey, Jr.; all of the services were Mrs. Bernice dealer-The Dodge Boys. the7 wen -really dealinlt,. Charlestoo; Mr. and Mrs. Ito- Webster of Columbua; Mr. and And, you know, when I tot to 1&1-ft their eompa.ct WY 2-2709 ger Chancey, Stewart, FIJ.; Mn!. Wllliam Reese, Xenia, Dart a Aood try, I 40111't aodentand wby I dldn't ·~ ·" "''' . . ..... ,IOdle ynt~~~n ............ lttbe Mr. aod Mro. Carl Raioea, Mr. and Errold Dawson, Belle, w. S. 3rd. Avo. Middleport p see Tbe Dod&e BoJia Inc tbia&l TerrUk: car_... ,., Vtolltto MNy 1/phU TerriBe deal." and -~a.:;_========Jii::ii::iiiil::iiiiliiiiiliiiiil::iiiiliiiiiliiiiil....;j •• dial from befllnct••..,.. land;Mrs. Mr. Alden and Payton, AI Wolfe, 1ifv Utile, Soolhliotd, - -" . - Dodtt o.t ,...., - rfght. Wllkn JOU Mr. and Mrs. E.S. • p1ouan1 radio liotonlno . Freeman Eaater, ............... HUndfram I and Mrs. Elliott Chancey, arlokltn:V.........-•• . I. · Mr~ and Mrs. Mr. Dale England, You said you like our '64 Dodae i:an, nellthbors. And you're continuilllt to say It to tbe Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. of the best selllna year in Dodae history. So The Dodge Boys are sayinlt "Thank you." And Justice, GaiUptilla: · Mr. Mrs. Charles Stobarl, MI. we promise to keep right on ltlvlnll the kind of deals and service-backinlt ev~bc)dy ,._b. ~' Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Come see our new Dodltes I Compact '64 Dart. Low-price '64 Dod~. Big D"tf~e 880. 11 .Kenna, W. \'a. ; ·Mrs. Group Men's Famous Name ' CliffGrtl Coleman, Columbus Mkldloport Mr. and Mrs. Robert Me- Donald Collins, . by Mn, Daytoo tertalned tbe Sew·Rlte club Wednesday •vonlng al Lincoln Heigbu hOme. The meeting ~.. opened 0 ;J' Mrs. Moore is 800k Revrewet ' "\J's. a. p }i Charge Sfand Up • !-Dally SeDtjDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jill. Sf, 18M Goap ........, oolpolls d 1 S -···•- If feol 1' .. : ::_ am II. , 18. •- -.. ~ . i\l'e Men and women who wUI teachers. A-lt. · on rollers. Pomeroy .e regisl•r Cor the second aemes- 1:311 a. m. - FaU term _<Ide! I p. m. - Other sophomores 2Z.06, pt, PlealllUII 24.85, lllnR<Inor studenu In the third sir j ter ol Rio Grande College nert and degne atudonl teachen. L-Z. ton 1.11, Kanawha Falla U5 rio- . · lr two. ...... ...... groding period lor Mid· 0 Mood•y and Tuesday may sign 10 a. m. - Other senion. 1:30 p. m. - Other oopbo. ing, Otarlootoo lUll otatJonary. . .. dliport- Seni..- 111gb ochool and ! up for coursea leodlng to a 10:311 1. m. - (/!her juniors, mores, A-K. London and Marmet damo were , . . lbe '1111 and 8th gradeo w.,.. .,. new oegree, the Bachdor o! L-Z. 6:30 p. m. - E:del!alon atu- running nine Jncbea and WID. · nOunced Thursday in "The Ac· Se1ence II IS a. m. - Other juniors, dents and =~ field dam S feet. CANDIDATE roB iDI boby lllltara. OUr IDWn 11!11 tMty " monthly school news or· Dr Carl L. Wilson, dean, an· IIIOVOIIIeall: MBAfiB8T PERSON 1 . load. free ldtoOI kl' ~ gan ;.uted by Miss Carolyn nounced that the faculty had 8 a. m - secood oemester Ol!lo River - Peggy Down- Dear Helen: Iitten, ~ .,. lila PTA. Nldtoison. l'l approved this new degree as freshmen K-Z. ey up 14, 2:20 p. 111-: Col. Dov· YOUill people pl '~cill Winning B or better marks P well as degree tiUe changes · 8 a m. Secolld oemeater enport up 14, 3:311 p. m.; Lwlga I am havfna IIO!IltiO!II write #aduatlon, 11!111; bollmi ...... 1 were, Seniors. Karen Bachner, I COLUMBUS . ·(UP l-,..a~'!!e l the lormu bachelor of sclenco frelhmen L,-4. Point up 14, 4:311 p. m,; On. thJa Jetter for me u I am elder- U..T KNOW wblllbey'rt c1o1q.· Ellen Dutton Carroll Lyons of the $500 .mo~on M 10 a m. - Second semester ward down 14, 12 :30 I . m.; Ed- l,y and Clllllot ... lao well. I I wouldn'tldra ..,. Otli.o!r kiM. 1 Y m education degrees have been llan'y McGufiln Barbaro Mor: ~nd ossue on • ay • ec· retiU"l aod made applicable to freshmen G-K. eana Bosworth down 14, 8 m.; read 111t article Ill your COlumn _ FROM OIU:GOif ., &an Carolyn Ni~holson Ruth uon would gove Ohto the sil students who entered In 11 a m. - Second semester Queen City don 15, 4 a. m.; about tho dllldren wbo ~ CBIUS'I'MAI CAIIDI ot'lf f6 Reed Cinda Sauer Lillian Slav- hoghways In the nattond. Th v. June 1963 or later - bochelor freshmen A- F. . Jerry Bosworth up 17, S:30 a. ,ed peopla !ale at lliibl by a.Je. BAND · · ·· · · James A ll.hodes sal urs. ll >.. 1 p m Forst semester 01 d do I" & p m. • phon ·• 1 en, Charles Swackhamer. Jan- da of education : elem~ntary e w, Students named to the third . . -Z m.; ean er wn .., • : e. Dear Belen: . ~ .. Ice Tannehill, Dave Thomas, ~hades called on the Ohio bacheloo of ed:'~":'' six weeks honor roll with gradeo ~f~ ~ First oemeoter :;::r;w. i:,lhoun~p ~i 4 :· :::: I aaaure ber that If llhe II Ill reading ..... my an'ltlliulil · and Judy Wildermuth Stole Associatoon of Township ary fields, and c • or 0 u- of 81 per cent or more in all Ire ·h · ~ en up . ' · ,' J ro; disturbed for only one nllhl llhe canll, I &et tile feeUnc, ~ t Joy Boggs, Michael Trustees and Clerks to support cation ' dual certification. subjecu at $outhern HIgh 2~;;~n m. ~ First semester i"f:"'l ~~ ~ ~~ ~~·Waker Is lucty, I have DOVer lo my do every year, that th!J,. Earl DeWees, Martha the issue , whtch he said would RlO Grande College will con- ~ ..'hool are announee:i. s 0 me fresh G-K - · we • •s·oi knowJedJe ht111 aD)'GDI lnten- aot to come to I ~­ Narsa Frost. Paul Ger- also help his program tor m-1tinue to offer the bachelor of student have been on the boo- 3 . 1~en m _: First oemester BeckJ<Irdd down1121 • t ·io :· :·: Uoualb, yet I have received hal~ I don't e\'OillmoW lOIII!' t# Hawley, Randy dustria; expansion Iarts d•gree. New students must or roll during the entire first lr~.! A.:_F, Jo~ ;"'c1own'zs •7:1$ ~many IDOllylllOUI' Pbone calla In lheae people. My bltlba... Lmda Kaufl, Tom "lt will make Ohio grow and have 124 credit hours for grad· semesler. m _ Extension stu· ilan'lett · • • ' lha past four months. tloeeu1 !<oow olber cmlllperl, . 6 30 1 20 :.loyd, Patsy Man- bring industry to Ohoo." 1 h e iuatiun, Including M In required On the third sir weekB honor dents ~ siragglers. ~Dyer ~p GreellllJl 'lbeoe are not ehlltlren. Some- Each year al '11Wk IIley I\'II!IIA ~organ.' Martha Ntc~- governor told some 1.800 per- foundation COill'ses. roll, with names in capital let The 6:30 . m. registration m,, ~aUey ?Yager ~son u one eviclently thlnkl I blve around I mlmMJI'Iph sheet~ DonsHaUoff, Roger Stil- l sons attending the meeting. Monday registration will otart ters (112-100 per cent) In all sui> period both ~ays will end al Z:l5 "s·~·· J~ wrong«' them and II getting names and addrollel of ,llll ~ Wolson, and Rochard The money the issue wnuld with cadet and degree student jecu, ore: . p. m. Morning registration ~~up Ji, ,~ ~:· m.; even wl'lh setllne me up aU c:o-~kera, and a lol ol f!IWie 2, · I provide would allow for cnn- teachors and graduating aod SENJORSo Roberta Chancey, 8will end at noon and afternoon P m . Craig hours ol the 'night, IOIDelbn.. go down tbe list omd iend-Pfllf. 5 40 : Carole Anderson, struclion in ltJ65.!;6 of highways certifocaling students. Seniors, Judy Cozart, Mary Cund!U Kay registration at 4' p m. ~ up31324.~ 1 ':;, . ~ahm lhreateolq me, other tlmft Just to all, aveotbough )'OU wolk oul Kathy Bratton, which ar~ not even program· juniors a,nd sophomores will re- Hendricks. IDchard Holt~r, Ben 1 d · 0 ~~- 7.Q ''m, ztm. breathing Into the phone. the front door l!l&b them et~ • . Clatworth:y , med m the Highway Depart· g1ster in thnt order next on Petrel, Garol Shain, Juanitu own ' • P·. ., m. I can't trace it down. What day and wJsb 1hem ~ · Conde. Alice Darst, Mike ment's current five-year con· Monday, and Tuesday will start Smith, Sarah Taylor, Sammie ~er~owns~~~.,! 30J~ dahj can 1 do? - HURT BEYOND Chrtatmas about l dozen ~eo. • Larry Gladwell, Ken- struction program, Rhodes de- with secono semester freshmen Yates. ' 0 Ce uc ye E Poons I Ia WORDS · We diBI't mbt wlUI lloem ·1•tret • Venita Hodges, clared. in the morning and first se- JUNIORS : Roger Adams, I :50 •. m.; 1 ~ " Yvan Dear Hurt' , boon. So why lho c:W :IJitr Sandra Lew· Delay Action . mester freshmen in the after- James Hamm, Charles Johndown ~ ~a.:._miUchard Notlty •llr leleprone eompany Il'a a ollly waste of Ume'• lbtl Mulford, Sandra Mul- Chesler Hummell, assocoatlnn noon Night class reglstranu ston, Marsha Moran, Clarice S Gall polla . , C V Immediately. Perhapo 111 t111llalr money, and time eapeclallJ be1 ~~u:;~rR~eochman. Rodney erecutive director, said the con- will be accepted both da,y• and Norris, Nan~ Park•r, Suzanne up ~.~ p. m.: Ehm~ ed number would oolve )'OUl' cauae l don't hava I~ Y• alSchmoll. Dee Sla· vention would not act on !be is- at nigh t January 27-28. Price Faye Roush, Paula SayContinued from page I) Wood rd up 3· 1· .':;-· 8 Lew· problem, most fecl ol>llilatetl 1o , '!¢ Snyder, Gary St~ sue. He said the group's n•w The new bachelor of science re, Eleanor Schneldor, Ellen ler gol outside Mohler hit bim Is s5 ~wr· ms;,l . . down Tbe haraaser you describe, cards, when tbe COIIlp8Dy laalllll Lou Teaford. Pau bnard of directors, to be elect- degree will be achieved after Shuler, Jocelyn Taylor, Gary on the left stde of the face up : aN. mth.; dvawny • a whethor he'o got a lesilimate you a llsL .~ Larry Vance. ed tod " ld 'd t h W lk Ph ll' w· I , 6:50 a. m.; or ern o • . AGAINST ~:~~· . Leay, -00 cons• er e the student followa a currlcu- 8 er, Y ts tga · knocking his glasses off. Wer· beef or not, gets my noininatlou .. · !ll J~~tr~~~h'!:ltWay· matter i~ March. . . tum which offers the same ma· SOPHOMORES: Dixie Circle, ry said he grabbed Mohler by mitaoawha River - Merrill up for meanest person of the year! Dear Agalnlt: . · • bb' One thmg the associatiOn Will jors and minors 85 the bachelor Charles Cleland, Pamela Dav- the head and they went down Lelia Sh _ H. Quite a number of ~35 ' Sandy Gar_ten,HOek tote <·onsider, Hummell said, Is of arts degree Dr Wilson aaid ls, Polly Decker, Janice Ho- the steps to the sidewalk Wer· Marmet l :M a. mt.; 3 20 ear- Dear Helen : ' are auggeatin& that -tbalr , .emRose MarJe ac e · whether passage or the issue ' · · b k M j · H0 lt C · · er down arme : a. m.: 1 1 and boslell '•wJab." eacb M•...._ ' H · Steve Hindy However instead of requiring ac ~ ar orle er, onme ry said he hit Mohler with his Jeff on up Winfield 3:10 p. 1 an1 I baby Btter, and 1 can P oyeea ' -~- ~zns, ' would free other money for lo' Leadmgham, Beverly Price, fist on the head 88 the were ers . . . tell y011 this - lf 1 had to take other a Merrf Christ:alll.~ P4 Da"'\;'Jenkms, Tom Moller, Don cal highway repair and mam- 1 twu.years of French beyond the Nancy Ross Loio Sewell Jam. y m.; Bingo down Wmfoeld 6.00 p. te t t UI te I contrihule to charily the lllOrte)' Ne~ and Larry Taylor t freshman level, the bachelor of ' • gomg down the steps. m . Uttle Edward down Wbr a s o see was compe n . it' · th Grade, Jerry Daven- enance. scient:f! degree wilJ require ~: Snodgrass, Sharryl Spen- When they got to the side- n~kt &:lOp, m.j o. F. Shear- (as you suggest), I would never save .00 cards. I UW*· • po atricia Slaven Mark Tanfreshman math and college al- ~ PAMELA SYLVESTER, walk, Werry said he pulled out er down Winfield 7·30 p m . try to get another job as oltter. a lme Ideal - H. neb Candace Bahr, Jeffery gebra , a course In scientific ZE.:Lrr·~~s,l B kWILL!AM his bllck jack and hit Molller Thelma Ann down Wlnfieki 8oSS \\'by should we have to be H~~en: ld IIIIi ........ Bog Marsha Bowles Sandra report writing a aenior course ' r ey 8 er. ove; the head, but didn't knock p m. Beaver up Winfield 9:30 licensed? If the parents will . am yean O --~ C!at~rthy B•tsy cun;ingham in research ;.,ethnds and a FR~SI!MEN : Sandra Bailey, him unconscious. Werry aald P. m·: Locy Jane Lucas down hire us, thai's enough! U par- 1D love wllb a boy. He lol freob Ela;l Da~is. Mary Gerad. Bill ! semor reaearch course two- Donna Bush, Margaret Cole, he then ~d for tbe aecond Winfi~ld 2:20a.m. eota ore Coollab enough lo hire with me and I made lht miJ. Hacftt. Karen Hawley, a n d ! thirds of which Is devoted to Wllloam Dowme, .Nancy Ho-. time to Mohier thai Mohler was ' someone they doil'tlmow, that's take of not going to my J!lOiber M Malik me project back, Mtke Jenkins, Patr1Cl8 under arrest. This lime Mohler their hard luck. - BRENDA for advice. Sbe fOund ll-Guf\tlben London, John McClintock, CAR said he heard it and lhay went ANN she happened on lo a note I'd nth Grade, Teresa Case!, 0 Thr.. new minoro have been LA MORRIS Breuda Norris I li h d 'arte 0Spll eWS De Bel , wr'tten and ohe wlla sboctetl. Hackett. :-.l'ancy Harrts. added to the curricula leading Nola Obltz M.a ' o po oo ~a qu n. ar eD . I • OeJ Herrmann. Joey Hindy, PIERRE S D (UP() -The to bachelor of arts and bachelor PATRJCI ' ry Pierce, Mohler saod he was hit oo the I like your Idea about llceo&- So she baa forbidden me to ... ' b rd h r 1 ' · · A PROFFITI, Robyn back of the head as he went him l told him never to try It Ma Hub 8 , Jo n nge s, 24th Amendment banning the of science degre;es: biological Stearns Carol Wilcoxen LINf th d to first aiu and he waa and M ane Jenkinson. Ruth Ann poll tax was a part of the U S. science, physical science. and DA WOLFE, Linda Yost, Nan· ;::'~ ~or':r~ste the MobEoteretl Hoopftsl S. 0 InSOD ':vo; did. But my mo"::-,qo't Lac 1 Mary Long, Cynthia Constitution for aU practical the elementary education re- cy Yost. , 1m pek W Among those who en1f1red beUev tha.. 1 love my inotler 1er sald he d'd MmlJ Kathv Morgan Remalee tod It 0 f l · · 1 n 1 oc ere "' Nierl Bobb Rice. Lois A n n purposes ay .!' a resu a raomng, program. . . I Sludenls on .the honor roll ry's glasses oll. Molller said Holzer hospital In .the past 7.4 very much and will do w)jal she Sau~ Mid ~herrle Shuler l l~st mmute rat~ between -G~r- The schedule for .regLStratioo durmg the entlre first semester he received two chipped verte-- hours were Miss Gmger Y. camsays, but don't you think abe · · goa. and South Dakota lor hnal next Munduy and Tuesday, day are: brae In his back and wu In den, 1156 Third Ave., Jerome ' should 1rve him lfOlllel' raUlocoU'!_~ ho...s.• ' ""' . ~ludenl! . soing ,to Commuml)' Senlo<,s: Roberts Chancey Ju- the hospital ftr five days .. a P. Ooughamo, Jr., Rl. I Galli· chance? . .1\(1 South Dakota'\ron. '\'He sta~ Hall and mght students to Allen dy Cozart, Richard. Holter, B1P result of light outside. Mohler polls, Gregory Keltll Miller, Rl eS - V. M. . , .. ) )\ Senate suspended tts ruleJ hall office of the director of Petret, Carol Sham. Juanita said he is still under the care 2, Patriot, Mrs. Charles V. Dear V: Thursday and passed the reso- admissions and re~orda follows: Smith, Sarah Taylor, Sammie of a physician. He said there Is Ward, Rl. 2 Bidwell, Albert M. PT. PLEASANT- Mrs. Mary Your mother kno"' . best. 1V~~!i:!i: lutoon uoammously, 34·0. Geor· MONDAY Yates. no pain left In his head from Gilley 122 Park nr. Pl. Plea.. C. Robinson, 81, Gallipolis Fer- When she Is sure ydu.fare old ; ~ia almost got into the ad ~?en 8 a. m. - ytinter term cadet JUNIORS: Roger Ad am 1, the fight: ant, fttctw.ct P. N~weU, 921 died Tbunday at her home eilough and IJ1'l8rt enoup to Its Senate .passed the ratifocaand degree student teachers. James Hamm, Charles JohnIt was btought out In 1 be Moosman Circle, Pl. Pleasant, several monthJ lllneoa. keep your "No's" clean1 llhe'll 1 I loon resolubon unammoosly aod 8' 30 a. m. ~ Wmter term stan, Marshi Moran, Clarice cross eramlnaUon that before Mrs. Lyle G. Poteet, 810 Viand She was born at Gallipolis ta1<e another chance with the sent '' to the House lor speedy gradn,ting and certillcaUng stu- Norris, Nancy Parker, Suzan· Jan. 1 Mohler bad been doctor- St., Pl. Pleasant, Mrs. Wllllam Ferry Jan. 21, 1883, daughter of boy. - H. annual canvttSS of husl-: actoon. . . 1 dents. . · ne Price, Elelinor Schneider El· lng for an earlier back Injury T. Turner, 1102 Vlaod St., Pl. the late Ashbell and . Viola This column II tledlcalfll \ to ~leJ>hotte customers in the The admmtstrator of . the , i ·a. m. - Swomer term grad- len Shuler, Jocelyn Taylor. Gary from a muscle strain. Pl..sant, Mrs. David Wright, Hugbea. Her busband, G. H. family living, oo H you'li ' liav- Middleport area Joe. I General Servoces Admonostra· juatin• and certilocaling student Walker, PhyliJp Wigal. Alter Werry brought Mohler Pleaoant St., Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. Robinson, preceded her in ing kid trouble or 11181 plaiD ~~~:~~:~·,January 27. Gen· lton IGSA I. upo~ recetvong noSOPHOMORES: Beverly to police headquarters, he went Wolter F. Johnson, RL 2, Pl. death In 1958. trouble, Jet Helen help YOU, re Co. 6f Ohio an- U~lcatmn of ratifa~atwn here, ben of Congress: Price, Nancy Ross, James Snod· back to the dance. Later, a sec- Pleasant, Mrs. W. Russell ,Say- Mrs. Robinson wal!l a rnem- She WID also welcome ym woll formally certofy that .the Thus lor the frrst llme since grass, Pamela Sylvester, WU- tllld fight started between Wer- re, .Evana, W.Va., Mrt. Welt- ber o!lhe Presbyterian church. amusing erperiences. ,, B. Kimball . districl amendment has been ra!lfled the birth o! the. republic, a Uam Zerkle, Shirley Baker. ry and Chari.. E. Humphreys, er E. Anmtrong, Rl. 1 ~Ollieare a dau(btef, Mrs. Helen Bottel Jn care leriical manager. said that by th" requored three-fourths ol preSidential electton will he FRESHMEN: Sandra Railey, 21, HuntinJiou, W. Va. Humph- roy Mrs. Herbert Burke, Oak Pt. Pleasant, newspaper. Tel_ephone Directory Co. : the st~les.. held tha• year wrthout a poU Donna Bush, Margaret Cole, reys was arrested by Werry for Hill, Melbra Thornton, Jackson. sons, Ja~. Ft. Pleasant. re~entatoves would call on • Rall.ocatoon of the 2 3 rd lax. Patricia London, John McCIIn- .usault and battery and resist- Mrs. Thomas Markham, Jackand Grey, Galllpollo Ferbusinessmen to review and i A~enctment-W~lch ~ave D1s- Actually, the victory for civil tock, Carla Morris Brenda Nor- ing arrest. son, Mrs. Frank H. Midkiff, Rt. Ashbell of MHton, 41nd Leo, contkm listings for the 1964 tnct ul Columbia resJdents the righs groups was small Only ria, Nola Obitz, Patricia Prof- Louis SJsiJl()fl(fo 21 New Ha· 1 Jackson Mra. Frank Miller. W. Va. p~. directory being compiled. right. to vote in presidential five states still have the poll fitt, Carol Wilcoxen, LInd a ven. W. Va., a of Hum- Rt. 3 Jackson, Mn. Grace AdTwelve lfandchtJdren, and Ti: canvass lasts until Feb- elect1uns - was completed · tax on their books. And states Wolfe, Linda Yost. phreya', waa present when the amski, Hamden, Mrs. Charles great grandchildren surrua# 7. Closing date is March Marcn 2ll, 1961, when Kansas slill may require the poll tax Students receiving speeial fight between Humphreys and F. .GrUflth, Rt. s Ironton, John 2C, ,t{le deadline for residential becB~•e the 38th state to ratJfy fo~ state and local elections. honors were Richard Holter, Werry occurred outside, near c. Skeens, Alhland, Ky •• Mrs. Funeral services wiD be held ~ers to make changes in 42 mmutes ahead of Ohio. The first place in the agriculture the Junior High auditorium. Lydia Fannin, Ashland, Ky. Ciaat 2 p.m., at the Contlot ~w directory. GSA administrator formally de· HARBINGER OF SPRING scholarship lost; Beo Petrel, Sismondo also was arreotetl by renee Clair Green, Ravenswood, church. Burial will-be In Giieral Telephone exchanges ,dared it ln. force April 3, t96L Mrs. Anna Molller of Lead· third In Meigs Coonl)' and hon· Werry for reslsllng arrest. w. Va., and Mrs. Bobby Brown Concord cemetery. Ustecfin the directory with Porn- ~ The new amendment f6rbids ing Creek Road who enjoys orable mention in S.E.O. Dis The charg.es have not been Ravenswood, w. Va. Friends may call at the L. eroy · Middleport are : Letart the collection of poll taxes as a feeding the winter birds in her trict In the senior scholarship dropped on Humphreys 'or SisBlnbs Mohr Funeral home after 0 It~ . . . . Falla, Portland. R~cine and R~t- ~ requ.irement for _voting in pr~- 1 neigh~rhood reports t~t this te~t, and Carpi Shain, Southern mondo,. and. their cases wiU be Mrs. Thomas L. Bennett, 15 1p.m... this evening. aotUMW 11....,... lao.. land. The 1964 d1rectory 1 s manes and electJons for pres1- l mornmg she saw her first ro~ High School DAR Test repre- heard m Mayor'• Court in Gallatin St., Ravenswood, W. ... A-n.. H.. 'fa Qb, ac'l;duled for delivery in May.' dent, vice president and mem-1in. sentativt. the future. va., son, 12 :50 p. m., Thu~ UNIT CAUED . . : : : .-.. ~ · ~-- - · -~ · day. Mrs. Ralph L, Priddy, 118 The Middleport E-R Unll was ..,. ,_ 10 AnnOBnCed f, • . . .;. ,., • Slrice 1866 ' ,,. ,, f ~ ~ . �- ' ' " • ' '' 1~ ,.,._ ___ {'___ty ' Spahn Signs 22nd Major League Con tract For $75,000 ,t . .,. lipiD, 1 b u'MII IIIII........ ..,..,.. to bt _,. Ill<• elbor I'<IOkie Pitd>o ~11117 b1 I'IPCII'II to tp11D1 ""l:M:M•III IIUI IIIOlltb. o,cr!Jl, ban a ~ with tho club dl he'" do it," Spa1m Jlid reeet~tl) . "WileD 1 10 to aprino i11alning, rm o and o, -kyono elle." -'t the moot oueceeoful lollhondecl 111 -hoD bllt(l')l and wbo aD.,. qo In Interfere with btl .u.ouv-. Althon&)! be will be 0 on .\pri!U, Spalm o]lned btl liM contract with the lolllwadkte Brav.. 'nluroclay fur an ..u. malod tii.OOO. It wosn't jUst - sentlmoal on the port ol the Braves either, m~ a just reward for Spalm'a 11-7 I'ICQI'() Jut ylll' wbic~ equ~led bll prevloua blib lor a acason. Mllwa'!l<et Prealdenl Jolm McHale reveaiiCI lllat the now contract boo&led Spahn over the one million dollor mark ln ' baseball eamilll!• slnoe he came up ta the majo,., In 1..2. Qtber notoable slgnlnp were Vada P~on with the Clnctnna· li Reds. Hector Lope! with the New York Yankeeo and Woody Held with the Cleveland Indians whlle In the day's lone trade CtncbtnaU sent veteran Infield· I ' er !ddl• Ka•ko to the Hcllslllll Colts lor bonU• pl\Chor Wally WoU, another player to bt nomed later plue callh. Other olgnlngs: · Plttsburl!h ink'id rookie pi!Chenr Frank Bork and Bruoe Kunkle: the Eihll:a110 Cubo lilned llhor!IIOP Andre R<>diors and rookie 1 ,........,.. o.u. ..... .ln,n:II)WUII GamesOnTap ' llyVodlcOl,._,.. ,, rc' Coli Ill Dartmoollb • w=:.~ a: 1fous1011'811 r - auilua 11 AJbr1a1>t 1111 JIW&Ia 16 W'eni !17 81. .. Jo1ore11e14 8l ft Kult!Own 81. M Diolaw~nll II - , .-_ __ PLAY NEWOO!Iii:RI !IROOitVliJ;1:, N.Y. (VPI)- ' ., I¥""P ~ c. W. PQ11 '11l\lndly that thO)' wiD plaJ ~~nth~~c:~s~~Rutland, Middleport, Wahama, Ripley Wio;;r~T:=!~E S HQ P === Tbl bll Jlllll o1 the ana Ill Rutland, Mlddleporl, Wahama .. ...... . 3 4 a 10 - 33 of a death In hill family. Racine, Triplett o, Donavan 6, Lero) Weith with 13 a n d !hie o. Johnson S, 8mlth 6, Say· Wahoma, Rusoell 12, Datay Mike Martin with 12 led I here ·7, Profflli, CoJal't, SalloTB, &, M. Roush 4, Maroball 2, Hen- winners' scoring. Sayre had 7 Jarrell, Didllle, all 0 - :14. oon 1 - U. Point, Oofflneer I, to lead Racine ocorllll!. RIPLEY GAME Wright I, Swisher 6, Moumbout Rutland led 14-8 at halftime. John Coker of Nelaonvillo 2, caoto S, Jones 0, Flowenr 0 played a near-<>ven third quar· poured in 14 poinll to lead Nel· - 16. ter, then ran away with It In oonvllle In a losins cause aa RV'I'LAND WINS the last quarter, outscoring Ra· Ripley 's more . balanced scoring Rutland revlrood earUer de- cine 17-3. brought home a victory. Ed· cisions in regularly scheduled Rutland ....... . . 10 4 7 17 - 311 die Bell of Ripley had 16 to games by Racine with a !8-24 Racine ..... 2 68 1-24 lead· both teams. It was 25-1~ victory in this tournament while Rutland, Welsh 13, Rice 5, for Ripley at halftime, S3-H at without tlar ocorer Yorbrough I, lllartln 12, Hall 7, the three quarter pool, ond RipDrenner, absent becauae Black, Lucas, Porter 0 - 38.lley rgn wild 1n the final period, ma and Ripley moved into the Pt. Pl. .......... a o 1 7 - 16 w~ers' bracket today following victories Thurtday In t be opealna round of the Socond .\1>nual Big Bend Eighth Grode BaoketbaU Tournament at Porn· Hll!h School gym. Thursday aftemoon before a hoooo of students and lost 1 to ' 2~27. over Racine 38-24 Wahama upset a big but cold Point Plee· sant team ZS.l6, and 1 amooth bl~ Ripley, W. Va ., club MOTORS '; TODAY I AS ... $50.00 down $5.00 per mo•. m~:~: ~~:~~~!~n~·!:· 60 VALIANT 4· tJr. Station Wagon. 9 qq.·ssf'nger. Standard trt~nll Rldio and Heater. PLYMOUTH Au1o. trans. R&:H. p.m. are Pomeroy vs . o'1Ch ..... 1o; AL Baseball Schedule Calls For 443 Night Games In '64 U! outsr:orbtg Neloonvnte H !cr Its 42-St win. in wm meet Nelsoovllle ...... 71183loiQI tba ltJit, Riploy · · · ..... 14 9 10 9 Nur:'.!:.IOa Plratoa ID 11011NeLoonviDe, Ennis .I, I, Hall 0, Coker 14, Shaffer 0, bas woo ~ •trlll&hl Cra\\'lord 3, Pierce I, Flek s~ 78~ lh0 llhootln& 34. Ripley, Lellllis t, llul!hes p . Wlek· 10, Rader a, Johnston 2, Bell ~ II< j : '11 otlterB 16 - 42. . ' ;eg e, ot!lclall: Tucker and Boyd, Wbo have CODtrlbuled to a line tlr.rl ' two sames; Bartela and~~.... Rltchie, latt two. Tlmokeeper, Roberts; acortr, Bash. :.0 VI Rutland, anct at B:JD, vs. Ripley. M'd~ow ~H:Y · ~~ 1. epor ' own ·Oil.------iiili ' Driving AHeadachet Trade Now ' I W:,: Crow's· " ~:.~;~Coupe. Automatic trans., wlslw tlru, ndlo, ~ and only 18,000 mUes • Borneol the r.6ulou. 61 Olds '88' 4Door . sz69S '1\.utomatic, power brakes, power steering, w1s1w tires, radio, beater. A nice low-milueo Olds. 1Olds '88' 4Door · s1395 . Holiday Sedan. Power brakes, power steering, automatic, wls'w tires, radio, heater, one owner and new Olds trade. 1Olds F-8S Wagon . S179S ·8 std. trans., wlslw tires, radio, heater, 34,000 ac- · . tual miles and one careful owner 58 Buick Special . . - s995 automatic, wislw li,s, radio, heater. Very nice! 55 Chev. 2 door sm. "6" - -'395 TRANS., GOOD 'I.'IRES. $345 54 Buick H.T. • • SPECIAL. AUTOMATIC. A REAL NICE ONE. APPOlNTED DIRECI'OR WESI'BURY, N.Y. J eromo J . O'Neill, 4•~year former New York City police department ...,.ptain and director of !rattle and tranoportation safety for the Greater New York Safety Council, today was appointed director of security for Roooevelt Raceway. SANDWICH ci.r..;J.I 61 no fuel. 54 Cadillac H.T. - TWO DOOR . NEW SNOW TIRES. KARR &VAN ZANDT MOTOR · WY 2-5342 SALES Cldillu·Oidsmobile Pomeroy Ohio Valley Plumbing and Heating HI, Lo &Fluff e12 lb. Capacity eNo Stoop lint Trap • Full Yeer Guarantee · I ·•. ' '' lmuro :notont ho!..., N. 2nd 0. Mlcldl_,ort, Ave. COME Sill IN AND THESE Of'•""'• 'loo pegMg•~-I. pr"Ovides 4 Dr. . $1695 . ~ ... H.T. All Power. O n l y - - - - ' ' , · Fl,.. . " - ' ' '$395 "' ' ' RftdHclwe 24776 Comer Locuat . 'MJ<kllojiOI'I, o. ' ...::!•• ..:"m::., it . & Syc•~ . '" ,., t FRANCIS FLORIST and GREENHOUSES FOREMAN .& ABBOTI . LOGAN MONUMENT CO. OF MEIGS COUNTY THE UNITED STEEL WORKERS .• OF AMERICA CROW'S STEAK HOUSE STARK'S DRUGS . V. D. EDWARDS INSURANCE AGENCY SWISHER & LOHSE LIEVING COAL COMPANY BOWERS DRIVE-INN RI:"STAURANT $1095 KEITH GOBLE FORD USED ·cAt LOT'~ dot.IO'I a in&vletio" on t7ft oi' · i"J • pipe, ORIO VALLEY BAKING CO. GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK $1395 Dr. Auto. Trane. Like N-. Only . Impala WILLIS ANTHONY THE DAILY SENtiNEL FOR A GOOD HOOTENANNY U$ED CAR DEAL, 5~ 1'HJ$. SALES. MEN ,... Ac;E WAYLAND, ~tVIN LmLE, lOB BURSON, SCOTT 1 SHANK OR EDDif water b'y intlll•tl111 all 'lpes.Prevent _ _. 6ove ••-llvill1ot QoodAIIMt~t.• 232 E. Second Edword lloor, ownor l'omaroy, 0. . H&RFirestone Store . 58 FORD 2 Dr. Station W1gon. A Good Runner l Priced From • 3 Temperetures - FALCON 4 Dr. Std. Shih. A Nice Clean O n e - - - $1095 59 CHEV. R. H. RAWLINGS & SONS CO. HEINER'S BAKERY 62 FORD 2 Dr. Country Sedan Station W..on. Sh1rp _ mediate Indoor di&POS· al. Come in today! Choose· !rom Gas .and Electric Models, M a model whic·h requires - -•= . WE'RE TRADING FOR A SONG , HOOTENA.NNY SPECIALS. 2 \. a.-. tiaJ v...,. ....... HOYT'S SOHIO SERVIa -- HOGG AND ZUSPAN MATERIALS .CO., INC. ar...... BEN FRANKLIN StORE llallad.- -....u. llalllr;ua ""'"'I! * .._,. ......._ RIDENOUR'S ·SUPPLY "P'".. &cllq.",·.• ....... ' . :.tt' ,¥ ~: ·~ .,, \ .,1; \.,. ,...,, ....·~,...:·,"....~.,..,·~.-·"t,..,·':..:·..~i'l.,'·. .(·,l.:!.. • ' .;:;;~~~~~~£~!,;~~ ~ ~•f"h;,;;..., St. Paul's Lutheran·elfuteh 8ttiof"!. EBERStAQf · ~ IIIIo-. ' j Ill' ... 8;•• -.:..-------------;--------------,1; = FALCON 011r ..... ehu "USED CAR SALE" 62 suPt· ~ that~ :;;o. "'iii' Incinerator r=t!We .nu, Andre,; GARBAGE CAN ~war :: ...,. ....... .._,,... uw_ a r.,_ i. u._,! Hom.; pu..;. at Philadelphia berforot. Francioco at Los Alll!eles -ASK--TO-WED<Only 1•meo 1cbecluled) PT. PLEASANT - Two cou· have made applkatiottll NB.\ !'LAYEllS FINED lioenHo In !~;,II NEW YORK (UP!) the Clerk. New York Knickerbockers Oeorp Lundy ers and two Lot Angelto Chllllcolbe <ltlo and Leoers were lined ~ each Tl1unIrene CahtU ~.... 46 day for their actlona In a Jill- Chlllleolhe, and PhJUp uary I brawl at Lot ~eleo. Pickens, 18, Pl. Pleasant, and Wallar Kennedy, president Vlrglnlo Dare Dunn 18 -'PJ>Ioll the N~lloDal Basketball AsiOC~ Grove ' ' ation; · si8pped !inti '"' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Hoover and BiU M<l91D of the I" Knick• and · Don Nelaon , Jim Krebs of the Lakers. NAMED SPORTS EDITOR TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) J. Hernphlll, former oporil tor of the Augusta, Ga. cle, wu named Thursday to Onlor ly Phone place Bill Blodlell as /1M Take 'lm Homo eclltor of the Tampa WYW4t Blodgett resigned 'to accept a Savingi Bond Sales pooltlon on the sports staff of • ) the AUanta Constitution. · H1t $309, 575' 942 December sales of Serle• E and H Savlnp Bonds bt Oblo were sUgbtly over $26 mlillon DON'T BUY ANOTHER which pve Ohio total aales for 1963 of $30t,6'1&,UQ. 'l'blll re!)PsenJ! the highest Savlnga Bonds safes In Ohio since 1968, Buy A Nationaline I attatnmlont oi 108,7 per cent the 1291),200,000 goal. Theodore T. Reed Jr., County Savings Bonds Chairman, reported thai total aaleo In Melp County .In 19611 were illl,'l!lt. Garbage a n d tra1h County reached 9'-2 per protilemt will be Gone cent of Ill Fore\' er , •. Enjoy im- M)' l a F-.. .,. u·-·-··-M.... STEAK HOUSE Corvair -. ---- S189S M'·- .tl Sa- ~•tiar~ =-~~ !t:...-11'!" ;;:guC:S ":"""'at".:: MOTORS ===:11 = _.,.. ."' . *BEST QUALITY I *BEST SERVICE I *BEST PRICE I I c:Z.,>Cel, Pllltlt•l'V' . . , . Cit Tile oblervaace of Youth Week., ld. 211 ... uturany IIIQeall an .appropriate llile of tiJouOt llilr' column. ADd in the Bcolt of Eee!Miutelua _ _ . . ' I ~=~:: IJi • • - hliJ, IUpl. »o• . m, . . . . I • lit. & .... tit. -·· tiJii passaget of saiplare ,.. the ~ of ..., _ . .. Ic llil laiall. a11 ......... w ..,.. 11 ...,. ca.tn;~~t . _ ttoo; "ReJoice, o JOUDC ma11 mthy )'CIIItll ••• fiQt boW fnlm Rna "" ~ thou, thai for an theae tblr>p God Wtl1 llrbiJ U.•IIIM foriiiDd IIOitL IIP'"e ldlool 0., ....,.... , , _ Ovclt fll a.rtot. MIUiepon. . " (11:9) ll1d "'lemtlllber now thy creator' ftl t:. & a; W. . . IUO L oro,, Ctlldnn'o llonJI IIIII. Fred I. Gordner, Min!~*. UO ol thf. youth.' (12:1). > m., """daJ ....mt1 w•lao 7:10 Mulborr7 a.Jpll. ••t b •· m. Bible l!chool, Milton 'lbe words ereator" and "judgmt!llt" emphMile IIi m.; Wed. ....-.llil' oervtce, School 2 p. m., Wonlllp ...-lao Houdasbell, SUpt. 10:30 a. m. attitude toward life that young people (lnd ol4) efttlll 7:10p.m. Patlor 'ltlom8l !. Did- J:Ji P. m.; Servleeo art Salllr' Momlni Wonhip, Sermon "Be- fall to realize ll1d manifest - that life II a atft tilt! Utili da,. '•ayw moalllc, 'l'bu1'adaJ, yoad the Narrow Gale." 1 pJD. poaansor il reoponaible for ita proper Qt. Tile CltiiM ., - . 7:111 p. m. Junior and Sanior Ywlb proof life lo an about us. One clar we ~ ..,. lwrlla•• - . mup. l"ams. 7 p. m. aervice. world - the sweeleft bundle any motlter ~erlii11i1 llltflnruod. mJal-. - - ML Morlal! lap... ~ Sermoll "The Kin&' I 1u 11'1111; But wbet bad.,JO' dOIII to 1le bora - fl ""a. m.r ........ .,..arp tao• CorDer ol f'ourlh and Malo SL This bebti the first Sunday ol the r!Jbt to life? - AbBolutely DOtbiDJ - • a. m.; 111ro111q ........, 1:IO pJJL Mlddlepcl<t. a... Nyle - lf•tlonal Yauth Week It was a e!ft. Even the awalliDC cue of the HiiJ!oo ~ llaiCI, lllhlo ldlool 11upt. f.·~ Mlnlotor. 8uDdaJ lcbaol apecial plans have been made warm welcome of a eomfortable ~ w a. m., Maold IUGIIardl, !or the . . ol our )'GUlli people eozy and little mug elotb.., ete. (tboulh e •-. ~~ . . : : dill ....U: loq.L Morning wonltlp at 10:30 bt tha various IO<Vlcert througJt. to our parenta) were a!Jo a gift 10 fu .p .,.. • _, ""'' ......,.: Da- a. Ill. out the day, Wad. 7 p. m. ~Y· cemed. And wbat of the food billa, clotbiDJ ill1ll, ~ .. ~. tupl. llalldey .. meeting and Bible study. a bills, etc. of chlldbood and the llltiiUonal 1llier ltC 11:111 a. m. Midweek BU. Clrtnl! ol CW. -. • p. m. Choir Practice. school Were these alao glftl! AD4 wliM ef tJi!l II Stui11 7:30 p. m. Wed. a... In II. '1'11>111. ~. ..,.. provision lor our welfare, Ia .chooll, ~ c1117 aa1tart1 t:• a. ""' Wonlllf A • t1 P • ,.,, cburclles, recreational facilltlelt, ete. to VB Cltonlt. ...... , . BoY. lln'lol u a. aa.: and ,,. p. 111.: ., ......._ -~ ilarldoJ the ble~ of • atroag body, of a ...t · Sbarp, pii!Ur. SUitdq ,.._ - . . , 1'lleadaJ Ul IJohool L DL, CJmrdo ..... a pel'80nallty abounding with t:ati a. m.: WOI'IIIIp ,... P. m. Y....., Pooplo, l'rldo. ,,., a .m.: ClrlaliaD - - · I:IO and a spirit tbat could drei!D of · 1' 10 m. aM becoming a ueful eltlzen - an of tbll, i<ea fluodo7 -at~ • 1:111. ,.... P. ""' .....,. 1!11* l h wttb•'--"gl "of"'' Qara el lilt~.,...._ Cbrcb " ~ terlalt Clmreb. a.. I!Dirard also n armony .... venesa .,.,, , •,~ .Jtoeketa haw I eertala tbri!KI CUI~. Ref. WIDIIIII11tarpe, pu- N. B. imboden, paator; pel~ pu!Ol': 1 a..;_ Worlbtp Anti, SO of~ .fact, there ft and . . . ~ no more. Nucloer bombs iaaft a _.tab. I SIUIC)ay 8obool 1:10 .. m.; Forres~ IUJ>L Blltlo Schoo!, J:IO , ._ "" l1ntllliJ S<llaal. neponmbihty as .r>oted abaft .10 , uplooiw f..,. - and DO _,._ lllornlo& Worablp 10:110 1 , m.; a. m.; Mc>rJUna Wonbip I0:30 ~r aU these things .I will powerfUl devlae 011 whleh DiaD 1:30 p. m.; Evanplllllic e. m. · Eveolni Worablp 7 p Faderated Cllurch, · SIDiilanly, Jesua deetared bJ ! U: f<H: mtJWy del- or acientlllo at 7::111 p. m. Wedneo- Ill. Wedneaday avenbta Blltl~ Carl Kautz, Supt. : whom much is given, of bills~ Ill~ Jje ttl X.iN' ill Ita IJIOl'IY. 7:110 p. m. Prayer Meet. Study, 7 p. m. School 9:15 a. m. Obvwusly, a sene of respo;tDilbllitJ lliodltl ith · But FAJTH hu no Omits. ft and FaatiDJ Hour HJelM, .1.0:30 a. m., Charles a normal attitude of youth Iowan! life. ,, 'WbGI8 Ia ln!btite, wboee love ie 10 a. m.: Mllldonary an . SlivenrvWe 8Gad. E. J. Clrif. Layman. This passage in Ecclesiastes a!Bo et_ · - ad -IIIIWMI& i*auH ... Ia 3rd Wedneedly o1 the Iiiii. naator: • - wrr,_, S. normally look upon life with a reliP>U not he eDaUatetL · , ,,. - at 7:30 p, m. s. ~ Bcbool-;;;~.._ l'lrot illlplld Ciardi, - "Remember now thy creator in tbe daya of t 'I In PlriJou all'r8SI: .UC 111 .._....Ita 'r · port, Ref. Donald Boooe, pasWhy is It not a sissy thing or a matter ol ~ And ......_ ndlht lrt op!ritul._...._ ~ .............. .,. Evan. I !C servrceo 7:30 .. m.: tor Sunday llchool 1·18 .. m. ' . f or youtb to be ra"""""" one "" the eaent1o1 elemalta ot rv1 a1 Rev Cl'""" a.~. -·tor·, Prayer meeting 7:30 p. .._ r.. · : . to mot h er' s apron sIrmgs -~~ •tockpae dwa.rts tile Ru;siana 11 PAJTII ~bas au " ba which sw.i., (;;;;·~w day. Fl'ad Hoffman, Supt., lti.U! a. _ simply because God the Creator o~ fi!e flrat 110 maida tile thrust .-ted tile_., of people~ to a111p I0:30: NYPS l:4t• ~~~m. Worship oervl<o, I P. m. Adam, (obviously, a young man) made bim m R!s !pta • of lhoui&Q ot cbardtes. , our '" .moo 7,30 , Praj>or • Tuppers Plahto EUB Clt.,.h BYP 7:30 P- m. Evening wor- That is, He made him to be religious; for II not GOa Thilik .., thinp • "" - A L •-~~ . _ _. S·-'· 1:» 11turaday. -~~~~· 11 Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pas- sblp aervl<e; Wed. 7:30 p, m. most religious person in the universe! ;_ our lllilhtlelt ,~,..,et .._, - r -.Jar • • ,._ Melltadlll _ , . . . _ tor. Sunday Worship D:30 a. Prayer lllltllnJ: 8:110 p, m. Jesus, in his early youth demonstrated tbllt faet. Ia tile Giall. ,.. m. and 7:30 p. m. altemat&- <ltolr practice. second chapter of Luke. we have reconled the bleldeilt ~a.:::: t:IO: -:;:-. andly. Sunday School 8:30 a. m. - - l'lnl llaltorl Jesus along with His parents going uil fromthNuarellj · 10 :20 a. m. alternately. t.-.o CbW'Ch rte.. 'loward to Jerusalem to the feast of the passover. As ey lo\t....:; 8 111,., a. ::·~..=,.. 7 p.e. Hobart Vineyard, supt. Bib\• Ruppel~ SUIIII!tf Scbool neyed homeward a few days later, they missed the pre> IYMPiiatlo 7,., P. IlL: study and prayer service led 9:30 a. m. Kir:llord v"""""" aupt. sence of Jesus in their company and )'etumed to J"l11• IIIII . week prayer Will- by paator Tuesday 7:30 p. m. ID:30 a. on., Worshljt: 6:40 YF: salem to search for Him. In Luke 2:48 there Ill statecl a 'With tluJ hope tt fn 1 ome meGiure, fo•ter mu1 help •ru· 1:• p. m. Soalb Belbel EUB Chureb Wed. 8:30 Junior Choir: 1 p m. most unbelievable fact, that after they had searcbar Rev. Eugene E. Emerson, pa.: 8enior Choir. Him for three days, probably in the '!lar~et places l tGin that lllhieh il good in family muf elrnmunity life, feo. a."- 11,.. ..,., .. lor. Sunday worship 7:30 p. m. FrM wm Bap41ol Cl!ttrdl, recreational places, etc. they found Hun m 111! T~m • £. llmllb. llr.. putor; 6111> and 8:30a.m. altemately. su .. RuUand, pastor Rev. Pau, Tay· with the prench~rs of the day, llsterung to thell' . tare il 1pomored by th. butineu Jirm 1 and organilatioRI Scbool ,,., a. ""· Worley day School 10:30 a. m. and lor: Sunda· School 10 1 . m.: sions. Thmk of 1!, a boy only twelve years old beinl• IBI!IIy, SUpt.: llorolttC wwobip t:30 a. m. altemately. Norman ,Juy Prllldy, Supl Preacblng religious that he chose the church rather than the •· llllwfe namu apJifiiJI' belolll. a. m. Y- Seaolte. 1115 Bahr, Supt. Bible Study ond o«"Y1ce SUnday Night 7:30 P m. citement of the big city when he was free to roun.!fl 7' 10 prayer service led by pastor, Prayer oervtceo Wed. 7:30p.m. he pleased for three days! Yes, Jes?.• esempllfilJ!I ";,Ev;:..oUollo '11luno Thursday 7:30 p. m. youth's normal attitude towards life remember nGlf 1 7:30 p. m. Lollrldl• EVB Cltvelt, Rev. M~t'tll Baplltt Church, E a ot thy ereator in the days of thy youth." How about Ill. Pol-tal -b'•, Rnto Eugene Emer I o .. an Street, Ralph c. Zundel, whether we be child, or adult? ., son, pas or. ~N~a- pastor. 9:30 .. 11:15 Worship · PLll1llliNG 6 lllCATIIIG llotlp-Dm-t.ancti'-Dodp 1'rll<b .J. a.r. Paul E. JODM, paalor. day School at 10 a. m. Russell vice and study. Special ;~~~·~ ·~ 210 LIDr:oiD 84. Mldclloport alllp l1ervlceo 7:30 p, m. Slm- o\rc)ler supt Sunday Worship Ob .. p. m. Co<lage prayer ,.-. Pbona WY ~5110 Ktd4lepoot Sunday School JJ. a. m. Wor- at ua: rn. Bible study and pray. oorvance of . Youth 1111! last Frlday oigllt o1 aach Syraco10 Evupljeal VIIIW dal', Wedaelday and P'rl<!a1. or ' . Jed b Millard with sermon. 5.30 p. m. Youth Brethren Chari•. Paul A. Sa~ emce Y Coe, Supper and progrom tnclnding s stor Servlceo Sundty .::"'~ Wed. 7:30 p. m. film "The Roof of the World." Mason Cll! Chur<b of %~. W,;..shlp service ~ MOI'IIing -.blp to IJ!IIItp 1 1 - - Monday • Thursday, Ohio PasStr.et. Sun$y B1ble Stu· a. m.; c:irmel _ lpltal llndea, p. ~~= a. a. Cord. putor: Sotaday tors Convention, at Columbus. IG a. m., Mornlnl . . service In cbarae of the Alteud lbo Churelt ot Your Cltolao Worablp, 1 ,_ m. Scbool, 9:30 a. m., WOllblp ..... Feb. 2, Observance of the Lord's 18:45 a m., Vocal lii~Blc. B• People and prucblll( at Bakero ot Holoum &Mil WY Wilt , llld4lopod llallllIce, 7:10 p. m. IIYII': ,,30 p. m.: Supper. study Wednesday, 7.30 p.m. 10 ,45 a. m.; Syracuaa _ 30 fUb11o niullq ....:.,'": ~ ~ ::~-~111· Portland, Rev....,...... Me- Rn0aa4 Mllaloa: Rev. Robert ill!! service 7:30p.m, I p. IlL: Watehtow•lllot, f p. m.: m. • • · p. Dania!, pastor, Harold Saarles, pastor. Sunday 1 j 1111t11 ttltldJ TUIIdaJ 1 p. m.; ... SUpt., Sunday ScltooJ 1:10 a. m. 9:30 a. m. Worship Syractuo IIleY. JI!Pt o1ce -lnl 'l'ltllrlda,y f p. IlL; Ra/Jfred Melloodlll Cl!areh, Rev. lfYF. p.m.; Worship n~ p. a. m. Preaching 7:110 p, Custer, pastor: Sarvils~ Bakm o1 Goocl Brtod lllDIItry oeltool 11turaday 1 p. Ill. da bert R. Card, pastor. Sun- m., Bible Study Wed., 7:30. m. Prayer servie, Friday, 7:30. Wodnosday and ll'ridltJ · o..tJ1o ,..... ••llaoaa ,.!.,r~ptatWV:~~.LLoyd ~- .. ~ eva Bot. Tappen Plains EVB Ctundt at 7:SO p. m. li:viiy- : BlmiiDIIOit. W. VL QuaU <P. a, 1.aapv111t. Obllll .,.. • · O•~·P oervn:•S ~- ~~tb. pasoor: lolontiJli Rev. Eugene E. Emeraon, JIU' come. . ._, .loltool. .,., a.m. AJtCbw at ID:U with Chao. D. Woode, Worship, 1:30 ,_ m.: Sl!lldajo tor, Sunday wonhlp 8:30 a. m. ' t IIJe, 11up1. llonllat llerolttp lay-leader. Sunday evanlng · at Sebool 10:30 a. m.: Youtlr tre~ and 7:30 p. m. alternately. Sun- MI. Valoa F.W.Il. ~ III:30 a.m.; l'll8rMD y - .._ 7:30, t'OI'Jiar meeting of tho lowslnp, 8:30 p. m.; Pray•• day School 9:30 a. m and 10:20 Rev. Heory C. Stu~~tF, iMiill. 1:4& p.Dt.; SvaQil'lllt'<> florvtce. M.Y.F .. Wlllnalday ovenmg at meetmg T:30 P· m. Wedrteoday: a. m. alternately. Hobart VIneacbool 1:45. tirl ..... Quail~- II lAw• PrieM hiO p.aa.; llltlwoll! ,.,_ ond 7:45 Mid Week prayer oervices. Youtlt elrolr pn ...... "' ... P m. yard, aupl. Bible Study and Proachi1IC T•• p.p, Nor Pom-llllctnllrldp fhlll, Wtdia .. ., ftiO P. IlL 111~ Vo!td Malbodlal Church, Wednesday; Ladles .t\id, Wed· prayer service led by pastor, Blble SlutiJ a •• Middleport Loo I. V•ughoa, Jqr, WY HAl W<Jtp .. Q .. ., . . Pomeroy. Rev. Melvin Alkire, nesday. . Tues., 7:30 p. m. Young Peoples llleetinl W"a... CJ,do ~. BarlltU pastor,. Sunday School, 9:15 a. Rea.. M - Ctar<h, M. Flnl Bapi!OL Ollll'<h, Racllle; p. m. Qlolr praell<:e 1;'311 ...., lllltttol t&IO a. Ill.; ..,.; ~=~· worship 10:30 a. m. E. Dowaon. putor. Church S. E. Cortis, pasiM; Che.tor m. 'l'burL 1 . . , worablp IOl'Vlco 10:• · · ~g Tod~.Y -~· School, 1:10 a. m., Lee Smith Simpson, Supt .: 9:30 o. m. SUn• NYPS-Y•·''II p •• p. .,:; lng Ahead., 2 p. m. Our Mis- SUpL Motnlllll worabip, 10:30 day school; 10:4S a. m. Fialterl of Ma """'• POIIIIl'OJ,Oblo Lo<lll Un!oo 11688 llv• ·••tie 1::10 p. m.; liOn Today otudy course. 8 a. a. m. Jr. MYF I to 7 p. m. ing worship; 1:30 p. m. BYF held at SUtton CIIIJrcll fin. sa........r~,w. va. Pra"'-yormeettn• W~~ .!:..~ m. Thursday, Prayer &roop. ~ay evening with Dale and and Junior FeiiOW!Ihip; I p. m. 7,30 p. m. Mlwlea ~ 1>e Bapllll - ...... tltrtlurl 111111••• Carl ...., Swearingen. leaders. Sr. Eveninil service; 7:30 p. m. and lakeD. Bob 1M Wil 1:110 a. m.: - . , , U ,_ m. llttrilfl. pastor: Mona~~~& worablp MYF 7 p.m., 1ean Smith, coun- Wednesday, prayer meettog: · 1 new &lUI ellciiiC 111r ,...,. oervtr:e, Wodaearlay T 111:30 & m.: Cturch &ohool »:• ..,or. WSCS >t:COnd Monday 1:30 p. m. Wed., Sr. Choir honor of the Saviour'• Jo1t1b. P. !lL lin, aupt.: lriO & .... W'!"ohip ltllcb IIIOIIIh at 7:30 P· m. Tho practice: 3:30 p.m. on tho lir at WJIO\IIIIjD''W M.GIIEEN AGII:NCY" 0 P. m· llettday. WliOi linrt flies. ....,..., Circle rtet.uno Thursday Jr. choir practioe. tarp,otor llopCiot lilllldiJ 1:30 a. 111. and l211J flh 130 E. Sacond Pomeroy .......01 WY '-21188 acbool 8:30. llonlitte -.hip day aad ·OIOIIId '11>undll)' ol eaelt ol eaelt mooth 7:30 p. m.; ldlo1 Junior a.1r Will .,. ID: li. mrmlb; FllllliJ llilht last Sunday .,.._ Circle l'ourlb 11tlll'ltlay Bethlehem Baptist ,... 1.. llllllllh 'al 8:30. •• 3 p.m.: Claas U Tbir<J Wed- Great Bend. S. E. Curtis, ~- Anlltlr IIIII! '<lila• Ftnt lapllol- _ , ......, el l:liO a. m. ............ Sui> E>ening S t r v i • e: W< osday - . , 1 p. m.; Church Ad- tor, Robert Lewis, Supt. 7•• P. tiL Prayer moelini. clll7 1:30 P. m. lllllllltralloll Second Wod., 1 p. m. Mom!ng worship and The Salvatloa AniJ. I!tnwJ REXALL DRUGS / e:ata~U.atd 111 tiOt HarrlsooviOe Presbylttlaa, £del IJtiJlod .,.....,. a.. Choir pracllo:e, Wed. 7 p.m. School; 7 p. m. Eventns RayS. WIIUDI, olliolr., c:ltarle. West Co!WIIbla, W. VL Wt !'IU All Docton Prte<rltlllolll 111 Ph. ,._on SP 8-GPI Rev. Joluo Davies, pastor: Wor\ltrls~ Rev. Elden R. Blake, St. J .... , C.Oollc Mlaaloo Service. 10 a. 10. Rolin Ill ....,. WY 2·29115 1'9DI!Irtf ll&nlp 9:30a.m.; SUnday School paator; llultday odtool 10 a. m. near GuyS\'llle (Dutcl! Rlclp): a.m.~ .-.a. Wiaala llalabtgor aupt CltrJst. Rev. George R. libipman, pao- Be~ Baplllll anrrd. 7 p. m. 1 · m. Mlddloporl Pe-11&1 1an Endeavor 7,j5 p. ;;.,, Mrs. !Dr. Sunday Mass 10:10 1. m.; Bend, Rev. Arthur R. ~- 7:10 P. IlL . ,...... Cburcb, SOuth 8rd Ava. ~1 Lydo Cbooaller preoldonl. las- 11o1y Day of OhU1111tl"" 1:30 1, MeCauley, pub!<. Robert Lew'l'huradiiJ, 1 • I LioWut llalD St. lllobonl 10 a.m. Sunday aiJIII aeo tor all Soli, l'l!i ~ m. Conf...,,.. ¥a IHlur belen II, oupt. 1:38 a. m. M!ll'rlq dies League; 7p. m. ~p Evanae1Jsllc 7:at; We4DtadiJ m , ..,... p, Maso. wonrhip ao Surlday Sobool. Sor- claaaes1 7;111 ·p. Jll. IIIII lltitf;j "'lelp County's No. I· Newapa\ier" SUpport lbt Chureb ol Your Cltoloo !1!4itl Bible Study 7:8tl tiatur- '' l'ruoltm& I... Mid-Week - · "Wbal Is Truth'" 7 p m. prayer moeliJtl. ·OU. MITipl Dllbl fll'll"' IIICf ·~ :_.,... meeting Wed. 7:31i p. Oor Lady " ~ oa.a. aervice, aermon •w- bjo ..............,l . Put., a.r. B. L. leldet • l\ln. Mule Lorti Botlrm. Rev. Georp R. Wng God." 'Doo Cl!tudl .... ,NaM I" t1 1M NM&rw 4or. Sblpman, admlnlslrator. Sunday Chester, Ray E. W-, ..... _.Ind., ,,., 0: lfl. ..;,... llolbltQ: t:IO a. til. Wonlllp 101181:110 a. m. EST. Hoijo Days Narlb Main t'lntroll fll Sunday 8eltool t:IO & nt.; llort>"The F.rllndbo Bal!k" . !1111 woroblp to,e. Enqttliatlol llel'l!iet; 10:30 a. m. Sua day o1 Obligation, 7 p. m. Rutland, Dr. N.C. C... ing worship 11 a. 111.; M.Y.P.S. Middleport, Oblo t'W• 'llave It"" -'"" f,4!i p. m. Mlclftall pray School, Blythe Theisa, oupL; ..,._ II OM, .... minister. Bible Scbonl G:U P. m.; . !Yeahlr •+lao. 1 Phon• '17~ Depoolto lnsu<ed b1 FDIC w. va. w..tr.lo! r,il p. '!!- 8:30 p. m., Y'"'th Fellowallip. Jobn llmaiJwuod. puiGr.llultday ·. . H..Braley, supl Mom- 7:10 p. m.; MidwotC Sah!fa, Clal •• Qaptl1 ..-~Ill· - Cannel: 1:110 I. m. Sunday · aung worship 10:10. Miss Sabra i1IO p. m. . · t.l'-nd lba ChurCh ff Ycorr Cboleot ..Sltltdal' t:ll a. Ill.! Scboo~ Way,.. Roush, · 8u L. School tl L m.: ~ Canadroy, pianist. Evenq _.. Grl!lllmul """"' . . ,) tua<J., _.Mia. ra.: Yeallt ... 1 p. m. Evaolng Evaupl:U~ vice 7 ?:,m.; Young l'oople Eft. ohlp 7:30. Spoctal r..ture. Boo Pomeray. ll01'1l!Dc fnltlllelllll ' P. m. £veoial ~ Jl!lrvlr:e· 8 P m. Mooday Youth deavor. ' p. m. Wed.; Prayer Land pictures. llll!IOUIIOOd Sunday at 10:10 a. IlL~ 1:1111 P. m. I8Cb SUodiJ. . • l'ellow,iup, · ' meeting 7 p. m. Saturday. Ume to ttJDe and ,...lb the 4th 5unda1 'llbit:lt will lie 15o to.tl.OO ..d ,UP / POMEROY ' ~EDO C11aiW t1 Cl!ester Ill~ Ol_..,l;~~:_:an:n:•~ui!Ced::~me:ntltly:!~·.J..~IIoly:!~Com=~m:ual:oa.~•·;.. .'-i BibiO ••• a. • ~ 8)1.,110 livaqtll<lll Vallod 10:• a. m. aa lbo flnl Clwce, Ro•. Paul ~. R. 1\. Card, pastor; WOI'I)dp '1lrlldt\Y& .saJion. pUior: 8)1Wt It· WWice al· I L m.. Snlldl)' • Carre..., · ..,b, ittttl'' 1 a. Ill. Suod$y Scbool, Bon lldlool 16 a. m.: WSC8 firll . fltli l:lev. Henry C. Qu1oeoberry, SUpl; 10:10 a. m. 'l'lttD'ldaY ol mootlt: lloard Cor. Sycamore & Sc<Ond St. -PlMr<WIIJ '. ~ • A:m..i.AMCII:i IIUI«. .SundiJ Scbofll, t:1o .., llontlaa WOrebip; 7:30 p. m. lll8tlll•o · third W!!dnesday cf WohbJI, sei'vlces: Al~le\1· ,Wed. pra,J8I' - " " ' · IDObtlt: MYF 1111 two liUndQI . Sunday, lfiiiUm'Y 26 · il . J~•fJ - -':; ). ..,icel 10110 a. m. and ·. r::tO -~ .., IIVB. .... ol monllt. ·1 ·., Sunday School, D:15 Wori~Jii>·~,lO:lO p, m.; l'rJYI:l' noeellng, ;~ ·,,.l liPii!h; pastor. SurrdQ Sonoof Ill. Ho...- • - lretll• lililr;.J:at p. iD, ~· - '· 1:41, 'a. 111., Sopt ,.... :lmlth: 1L O!r•t.o~ Garrabrut: IU MR. TIM LENTNU ... ~ ,. • ' H).·· . . -··. . e:.rt .... Ml't,; ...... - ..,., litlnda1 liCIIoOI 1:10 a. tD. ~·,.mp Jf,~ L m.: Pr111er atoatma "-"'"'~ 10:10 a. m" o\hat<. GUEST SPEAKEJt ......, . ~ 1 ~ ""~y; , QlrtiiiiD ICildlavor al!ll :=~:.m:: ~ 7:10 • H our Ml•ghttest t 1964 schedule, calling for a to- will be at Los Angeles and day for exclusive two-year 8 tal of 443 night gameo and lor Cleveland at Kan"" City, for rights to the National By Vallod l'rMI llltematloaal 18 ~ftrme rw~nt tha~ad ~ hby the Athletics to operate In the night games while Washington League's regultt oeaaon plltel. Ohln Vnlveralty appeared • Bernean,rdd 0 L~::;,, ~e:"on : s~ same place they did last year- will he at Minnesota In a day Although he hall four dayo step nearer c:".Jen~ th:.: point scoring spree, then held Kansas Crty. game. make a decision, NFL CommiJ. . title following an btjury DeSOTO on 1o win the thrUler, 29-27. Len- Had o\mericon Legue offi- Tho Angels will play th• most sioner Pete Rozelle was which is oxpected to blunt Dr. R&H. Power steerand brakt>s. nie van Meter was high for both opproved Charleo 0. game! at 1!6, and the Or!- ed to announce bio Weotem llllcblgan'o bell teOIIll with 17 points for 1 he recent request to move the are next with 61 arc·llght a few hours after studying since 1982 young Panthera. from Kansas City to The Athletics will bids. · Middleport .. . . . 4 10 7 a _ the schedule woold 53, the Senaton 47, the The bids which wUI be Little Manny Newsome, tho Pomeroy .... .. .. 8 8 2 7 had to be altered. 4~. the White Sl>x 38, submitted today are for Oltclu- natlon'o Je~g major college FORD Middleport, Swan 3, Conde As II W18, though, Finley was the Yankees 34, :"d the 1':"'•s. sive rights to cover the regulor wiD rnlu ~::£ '21 Dr. Station Wagon. Ly01111 10, Evano 8, Tannahill to atoy p•t and the Alb· Tigers and Red wx 33 aptece. season gam .. of the NFL'o 14 '1 Auto. Trans. R&H . Real Boll• 0 - 211; Pomeroy, will operate again in The White Sl>r lead in home teams . Bobcall. Broncoes' oter hi~e. Meter 17, Anderson 4, Story City. doubleheaders with 13, followed . . tore the Oeshy part of ' '""'" IYt!"/ Nlte ttl 1 PM Hysell 0, Phalin 2- 27. Taklnl a cue from tho Na· by the Tigers with 12 and the _!.'•000NFL rocentlty ~thlgnellNBCa rlibt band bltween the Ut. WAHAMA VS. POINT League, the American Yankees with 11. The lnlllans •·-· agreemen WI lin•·• and the third finger Old rivalry wu obvious bore, open five dayo later this and Senatol'li are scheduled for for telecasts of the cb~plonThursday's praclloe. but both clubB were cold from than It did last year. The each, the o\ngels 9, the Red ship gamei The leagu~' : . : Newsome, who bas been avthe tleld. Halftlme score was AIII!Oles Angels ..m he at Orioles and Mhletico 7 V!ouo 1 ~3 33.1 points a game, will 8 a co 7-.3 favoring the Felcons. Ronfor- the presidential and the Twins 2. w~~~· w · out for at least 10 da)'l, 1 nie RusaeD of Wahamo led the o\prll 13 and the eight m mn. spokesman said. ocorin1 for both leama with 12 clubs owing into action also will close later tban The 1-foot-10 apeedsler was points. one day !alar. usual on Oct 4 rather than By United Press Jnteraaltottal the main !actor In Ohio's lone On ,\prO 14 Baltimore will cusi<l;.,.ry !kt. 1. Eoatera Dlvlllloll conference loss, to wut. be at Chicago, Kansas City at W, L. Pel. Mlcbllan at KalamaJOO. Dei<Git, Minnesota at Cleveland The All-Star &•me will be ' Boston 33 II teiDll carry 4-1 MAC and Booton at New York. played July 7 at Shea Stadium, 33 17 .61!1ld::' In the oecondlli'y openers, home of the National Philadelphia 20 25 1 New York will be at Jlaltlmore New York M~ts " New York 15 S1 Gus Buyoee or Brlanr ~~~~;II Meadow, N. Y, Wt~tem Dlvllloa SOPhomom, will r< F!Shl Reoalll w. L. Pel. Ne1iYIOJ1U, 29 18 By United Pre" Iutemaltottal Los Alll!eleo There ~~ 00111 ex· ' 4ll·"' 21 20 BANGKOK (UP!) - Pone San Francrsco have cut tonllibt'~JI 21 22 KbtiJIO!eh, 112, Thailand, out- St. LouiJ to a olngle pme 18 211 Here 1re choice ''VIIue-Ritecl" u11d ell'S polnlod Hlroyuld Eblhora, 112, Ba!Umore toumamont. 11 34 Japan 16 - reialrul world fly- Detro!! tournament Ill an btvltaWinterized, re1dy for rough we1ther. Low 11tunrday'a Renlto wellhl IIUe. Boston IIO St. Loula 104 at Malone Collep In Contoo. «iELESM;)-·Mi!" Baltimore 130 New York 114 and features hoet Malone, LOS -'NGELES San Franc'·- 125 Detroit 93 Roberti. Wuleyan and ual RIIIIIOI, 19&, Mexico '""' Ea • •-· N-~-.... "~· Th • -•· ~.... olb• (Only •ames scheduled) !mocked wl Kid -'"""he, • er g·-••·te' ,..... Frlday'o Games __ "·•· , .... T---ee ""' Oralll!e Cove, Calli., 4. Louil at Bootoo ranked 2Dtb nationally, at WO- Jlylalpll t.• WMUStunned $18 \ METROPOLITAN 1M Mill • • YOVTU 4ND TIICia A'l'itftiDIS not V('t 114174 • 11. MW.ajiOI'I GENER.U EUmiC Network• Bid For NFL Games Today its e L£WIS REPAIR SERVICE ::U,. ti:.~.w ~:K ~~~)-~lo': ByLossOfTop Wahama BOSTON (UPI).:..'nle Amerl and Chicago at Booton on April networks were expected to bid can League today unveiled 17. 'n!en on o\prll 21, Detroit between 114 and million I<> Scorer Newsome 1011~~:·: ~.\/~::~~~ Lewii Repelr S.rvl~ -FOREATING •H PLUMBING ROOFING e SERMONt:rll Sentinel Church News ~-=-"~: . Creflhlo!l M ~ 51 pltebor SlttQJic BlluShltt: ICan,.. City rtetlvld 111'1111 """" Two IVAC ...,.. and 0110 lrlcll from aacOIId vti'J Jlnportanlnotrleque llllllt Dlcll Green and caiChor <II tap wmpt. DuDCon: and lht Loo Alll!eiM TbiiVo\C llrlliDd the Anglls came to terrill o! pltchetl Jed< Sprl!ll, Mil lo oon, Dick . Evant and · ch ol Manoll. ~~ orctro . •' ,. l'· ..).· l;.o ~ .• ~J)'!' ·~, •':..... . ' ~ .. ::.; ·c ;: ;:!"'a..:t ,..,. ;:.•. ,.. ., • ' -· ' ' '. ,. • ""'"•11\-:-'"'"....___..,..__"""~1!-~~~ �.•, • t ' • • '' .' • ) ·' elan J'ollrod, IIKIIinaa,. Harry Gultarlo, wilt> 1111 ..... Alfred ' tbe sick llat, to lmprootd II tblo wrltlnJ. 011 Results. ' . Television Revue 1958 Ford VB- 2 Door _ _ _ _ _ $495 White over blue finish, automatie trans. Radio and heater, jOOd tires. 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 -Door $1695 ~ ~· Po~e~glide, radio and heaterj Positraction hke '\ew msuie. Fawn t'l>lor. New tireB. ~:;ear 19571 Plymouth V8- 4 Door H.T. _ WANT AD INk>RMA TION axle, $395 One local owner, good upholstery, automatie tran 1 . Radio and heatt>r. Pomerov Motor Co. .... I.A-- CROSSWORD OPEN EVES. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO bedroom house on L1ncoin HID. Pomeroy. HI baths, gas hot watet. furnace, Immediate possession. Telephone WY :I21B6 or WY 2-3346. WHY PUMP your sluggish sep-1-:::::--::--------tlc lank. Get Klean-Em·AII FOR SALE OR RENT: Stoggie Septic Tank Cleaner. Land- Beegle property in Dorcas, mark Farm Bureau Pomeroy three bedrooms, will rent fur' 1 24 30t~ nished, for $65.00 per month. _ _ _ __ _.....:..:::..::.:.:: Card of Thanks J WISH to thank the doctors -WARM Morning Siove, medland aurses for their kindness urn s.ize. W. E. Brown. 1 nii.Ie Me 1·gs du rm· g my stay at Memorial Hospilal. 1 also West of Chester on I Chester-~ Pomeroy Rd. 24 3lp Insurance --------=-=-=- 1 ~roy, p•~oe 1'ota~ ~~P~ . PoilU, Pleasant, W Va_ ' 10 II 'lc AVTOMOBll.E lnsuranC. be<!n ~ed? l..ost your opera· IW'a11cense? C.U WY 2-19116 lliUc ~ 3' . 6k lllld Wicker ~~ tne contracts ready to ~ign on Mooday! I'm afr'l' id ~e"re 11'1 for . trouble! liS.~ 31. CiaDUI&' .......,. aSh&\'lag a'l. Oomplllod togo -for ---In tllll_,. 1o.A.XYDLBI&.It.XB LON&rJ:LLOW oaoletWt!ae three L'lt X A for tbe two O'a, etc. 81ngle lettl'ft, &pOol"' troipbiel, the ~ngtb. and tormatioll ~ tile wordl &1'1' all hint& lllach daY tbll oodB leUeN an dltlereDt. • OrJpiOIDIII q a "m fcJr Among the well-known speak- ' ers who will addre" those a~ tending the :klay Convention Sessions at the recently completed Columbus Plaza will be , Drew Pearson, internationa1ly known columnist, author & 1ecturer who w111 address the Con\lention at noon on Tuesday, Feb; 18th. !t: Air Lift The men who flew thee!~~~~~ airlift in 1943-1949 are h by a soaring Air Bridge Monu· ment in West Berlin. Ad~~~~~ the-clock aerial convoy ed 2,325,000 tons of supplies 2 million people cut off by a Soviet blockade in that period. --- 1962Dodge T CP W Lancer 4 Door Sedan. Auto . Trans. Radio and heater. B'RVP 1962 Dodge - ·• • "AAollltr fllnll Eltap mumbhna: about 'prime evening time'!" , • ·------~-- .. w J EH Tbroap 6 cyl. 4 Door Sedan. Heater. • BLAETTNARS . .. .. ' .~. \ ·.· Auto. Trans. Power steering, radio and beater. Low mileage. 4 Door Station Wa-gon. Autp. trans. Radio and heater. VI. r • 4 Door Sedan. Standard Tram. Heater and radiO. 4 Door sedan - V8. Std. trano. Radio an<l beoter. IiesondJtloned engine. } • 4: Door Sedan. · Power ateerina and brakel. ..-. WIM. Heater and tadio. 1956Dodge - - - 2 Door sedan VB. A - lnDI. Beater 1114 ndlo. 1955 Ford - • 4 Door serum - V8. Std. trans. HHter, - V8. Std. trano.' Heater. TRUCKS ~: · 1961 Dodge .. • .. $1791 . (fi . rs - l!o Too Ploi<up. Swepii1DIIM>4J. 1 11*'1 irllli., '<•""' ·t'959 Ford • • • • .. ·*·""· 2 Ton Cob t. Cbllllla VB. 8 ..,0... lriiiL 2 -!d nor·ult. Good Urea. Appearance IOod. ' · . 1~6Ford - -lrfllll.- · - -~~4.5 \!o TOD Plokup .1 . VB. 3 ~peed • · 1 ,,, ,.,, ' ) , ..a ....:!.<d • C P V II P II X , WB W1• VIVB'QZRSlV IBBW Or)ptoqaaleo '!"BBI 'PRIDB OF ANCESTRY IHml'tP• 1N T1DD RATIO 01' DI8TANcm.--cu&Ti8 • ... m..• ·'Willi~ .... Jaa ' oo RADIO WMPO RadioKrae!t TBRU FRIDAY• 6:00 Sign On Newo G:OS Sacred· Heart 6•2AI Ccluntrl' Jamboree 1:35 Farm Newo 6:45 Meigtt ft.gr. E'ltell. 7:116 Breakfast Party SATURDAY 7:30 Van Palllck Spnrlll 7:45 Sign On. The Ufellne 7:50 The 7:50 Report 8:00 Local, Ohio, NaUonal 8:10 Bright Star Sbow-Thur. News and Sport& 8:4$ Baker Fum. Sbu•Frl 1:15 Weather Picture U5 The Ughter Side 8:18 Musical Clock U5 Betty Newton 8:56 News 10:116 Mlnisterlal Assoc. 9:00 Musical Clock 10:20 Ccluntry Hoe-Down 9:30 Song & Story Hour IL05 Swap Shop 9:45 FamUy Worahip Hour Fc•·m Bureau 10:00 Nei'JS El !Wicbo Time M-W 10:06 Hlsh School Hit Parade Masoo Co. A.gr. Est.-Tile. 10:55 News hmlly Worship llr-Tbur 11;00 Army Time IUO AJlC Program-Frl 11:30 Special Community 1'1'011.111.55 The Upper Room 12:00 NeW!I Roundup 11:58 Dow Jones A.vera1e1 12:20 Bulletin Board 12:00 Noon Report 12:25 News 0 Grama 12:15 Music JUst For You 12:30 Sa!tlrday Matinee 12:15 Goessler'l Guesl Star-!l'rl. 1:55 News 3•00 Platter Party 1:00 Saturday Matinee 4:15 Bleettnar Sbow-T·Thur. ·2:55 News 4:30 Local News 3:00 Saturday Matlne4 4:55 Bowling Scores 3:55 Newa 5:00 The Opell Rood 4:00 Dlscing wltb Dou 5:45 01! 4:30 Top Ten Rmte &:00 News SUIJunarJ 6:00 Sign On Newa 5'15, PobUc Service 6:mi Country. Music Timo 5:30 Sign Off 1:20 Country J,llllbofte 5:00 5:116 5:16 5:25 5:30 Community News World & Nat'l News Sputllgbl on Sporta Weather Sign Off 1:115 Norman 8:45 Country Expresa 7:t16 Breakfast Party 8;05 Hlgb School Football 11:00 Top Ten Show 12:00 Nooo Report 12: 15 Jones Buick Show 12:311 Rev. Merlin Teelll 1:00 Football Warmup 1:15 osu Foolban 3:4$ Platter Party 5:45 Sign Off LITTLE ORPHAN ANNII ..,.,.. IJOCITJllS UUST GAVE ME 'r~tiR REPORT 01"ANiiiE'$ CASE I SUNDAY 7:00 Sign On Newo 7:35 The Army llou\' 1:00 Herald of Trulil 1,35 Hour ol DeU•,erata 9:00 Wings of Realitll 8:35 The Bible Speab To You · 10:00 Voice of Propbicy o\BB1E AND SLATs 10:35 Sunday Show 11:00 Country Bynm Time 12:00 Noon Report 12:15 The Search 12:30 Rev. MerUn Teell 1:00 Billy Graham 1<30 Lutheran Hour 2:00 The Church AI Work 2:15 The Navy SWings Z:S5 The Big lie ' 3:00 The Quiet Hour us The Sunday Showcase 4:115 World In Review &:00 Baptist Layman'• Hour ·-~ • ru, •J I? 6:3$ Sundown Serenade Bv GEORGE WON.,ER WINNIE WINKLE ~mz=:::::::-lfF= - -· lv RAEBURN VANBURE~ . , ~ IM 5~ .: CAN'T o~=FER 'rOll A~ lNG QUITE 50 6LAMCROU& ... NIT WE DO HAVE V\oORK 1955Ford .-· - - 4 DoOr Sedan - Mond8jo Friday 7 4~ 518• on, The Llfellne 8 oo Ohio Valley News B 116 Ql>lo N.a~on. World Nows 8, 10 Sport& "oday R t! Weather Picture 8 16 !.luslcal Clock Comiuunlty News 9 00 Llolehstr!bg 9 30 Pobllc Service 1 45 Family Worship Hour 10 00 Mason County Newa 10 05 taiil' of the Town 10 5!i \VDrkl Newa lj 00 Wonderful World of Mualc I .05 !,lomlng Melodies tescept ll'rlda1. Church Bello Ring) 11'4~ Wor! News II 5!i Ill""" County Newa 12 00 C<lmmunlry' News 12 t16 Local Ne... 12 10 Markell 12 15 Mid· Day Weather 12 20 ljutte\in Board 12 25 ~ws 0 Grams 12 30 Agriculture Agent 12 45 Country Go llwDd 1 55 ).'II~ Beat . 2·00 bollittry Go Round 1'55 .News Beat 3 Mid Way Math!ee s 30 Christmas Wreath 4 oo i!llsCitns wltb Dou 4,30 lbterchange TERRY o,:;s Impalla Convertible VB. Auto.· Trans. Radio and heattr. Top OK. New rear wind&w. ( e i!yl. QW B "'·. r.. . . Lancer 4 Dr. Station Wagon. Auto. Trans. Radio and heater. Bel Air 4 Door Sedan. Q. x·r r '!"......,.. Lancer 4 Door Sedan. Std. Trans. Radio and heater. 1962 Dodge 8 P OBVVB:.-LJW Falcon 4 Door Sedan. Std. Trans. Radio and heater. S9'For.d .••..... s1195 57 .••...... S695 I GASOLINE II I' $1l~.IHI. l!l.Bobii'GIV 21. apllta . DAILY DRU'TOQUOTE - B«ii"'& how to work It: ·S9Pontiac · · · ~ --H195 K eystone Station lM.llolooi'J' ~­ li,Jioa4lsa« 608uick · · TIRES- BAnERIES ~ &tong 61 Ford · · · - . - -s1670 u """" lll.l'r.nld'<O.Unfol4o !~Kille, -:=;-;;=--o=-...,.::_::_ '· ii'!'Y, 1 I liD- MASON, W. VA. ci luctation. Health papers Help Wanted furnished. Full line of household goOOs including almost HOU . 10 . new electric and coal range. sE Pomeroy, t h r e e Frigidaire deep freeze like ~~~s nnd bath. Phone WY From the largest truck or new player piano, Singer sew· I 23 tfc oulldozer radiator to the U.CON _ lb. bx. 99c ing machine. combination TV THREE bedroom hoose ,- auto?nd radio, dining room, liv· . rna tic gas heat, hardwood smallest heater core. CD.L RATS and MICE I mg room and 4 bedrooms of floors, full basement. Immedkulor 1.74 furniture and many items iale possession. Phone WY 2fii.BAN 1Y4 lb. bx. 99c listea Elson Bowles 5288. 1 23 Jtc WY 2-2143 Pom•roy Umft: I IKixes to customer no Bowles, Cq-Administ;ators, THREE nicely furnished rooms AUCI'IUNI!l!R jpfaolela'e orders. ' ' 4_ dr. Sedan. V8. Bel Air 4 dr. Sedan. Original blue ~arold Goddard & Son, Aucharawood floors, automatic Completo 8ervtee , . fmlsh . tioneer, Phone Bartlett 2.111 PHONE 2-2181 heat, )arge closets, private Critl -..nord bath, private entrance. ·· liOMEROY LANDMARK or 2434. WrUc, P - • Coalael ;;;;;0<=;-;:--,...:.1:..::.22 2lc ties furnished. WY 2-2200. A. C. BRADFORD 'I ONE DAY Processing oo black I 23 and white film S day · I Olllo For Sale cessln on ' . r·....- WOMAN 3 <lays a week to clean $ 11 tfc I!'victa' Sta. Wagon. Low mileage. Like New Corull· g all color film. See houst: . Learn coin business BOO to 100il Lales. Ca II Ufl for yo~ photo needJ. Grov- Keystone Station, Rl'tland. &all Gneler, PlmDWD& ... tion. Fully equipped l' ,:WV S-2878. 1-21-tfc er'J Studio, Pomeroy ,0. SH 2-4822. I 23 -Ill& I 9 121c Mlnemtllle, 1!~ -.rai1L Carl WITI1 A FUTURE - Exl!od your _.,. trollblel ........,.,, Long Bottom, 0. perience not necessary. Men We ban all Ibn I .:I~ Copy Ill)' leiiA!r or docameoL selected will have exceedingSewer Madlillel Conv. Cpe. Sunliner. Power Steering. Crulsematie. 'leull:r lDiur-. Pomeroy. ly high earnings after trainReunabJe Ra&el Sharp 2 I~ lie ing, $75 week to start. you Call In z.a?4 Day or Ntpl are a family man, neat, am7 II ue bitioos, and have car, write See Neigler Building and SUpP.O. Box 1125, Parkersburg, ply, Racine, for better homes, SNOW TIRES W. Va. 1-~tc kltcben cablnell and 11tor01 Co)\vertlble. One careful owner. Power Steering llny Sl.. $11.50 and brakes OPENING for man with car to doors. II 23 lie -.11ltEGULAR TREAD service Fuller Brush custollny s1.. $9.50 COBA SELECT SJRI!S mers. Route protected. NeatTUBES, used _ $1.00 COAL. Deliver or pick Dependable Service Call: ness and ambition necessary. $2.50 ,.,...sell Gnegleln Ready- TUBES, new _ Clair Woode, Tech. •J.~·'f· $70 week to start. Phone 422Co., Page St.. Middlepnrt 12 Volt Bolleriu $12.95 Pomeroy Ph' WY 2-2649 Catallni. 4 dr. Hard Top. Power Steering. Hydra· 0927 or write Rt. 5 Box 116-A, & Volt Batt•ri.. $9.95 II HI tl<" Cbeslol Ph: 985-2145 matte. Nice . ' Parkersburg, W. Va. 1-20-6lc II.C. Spork Plugs __ 75c German Shf"p ~AN BFLTS MAN TO Se.ll Insurance. MUst ~----------1=1~ At the Teaford COMPACT Sweepers. A.utboriz. ll.ny Si10 $2-00 have car. Call WY 2-6285 I 17 12tp ed sal•• and service. Write I 9 12tp Complete Llno Of Twist, by 1502 16111 St., Parkersburg, W. "COIN COLLECTOR" V8 Gal~e. 2 dr. Crulsematl'e. Extra cleaQ Shiflet, Ted Fio Rito Va. Employment Wanted Supplies •nd Boolcs Music ' 2'>09. Hollywood, t REATING, PlambbJC, MaeDer WANTED, G•neral housework ........... o\niOiol - . . I 22 tab-le_ts_ (Form· Rutland, 0.. by day ur we"ek. Nellie til Easl MatD sareet, ,.,;. . ()ex . A.()·efl Nf:'" l'lame noll;- . CH 7-:.WHl. 1 22 erey. , . _ W1' Uta. Special 2 dr. ~fiow ' ·formula Onl'; 93c FUR CONCF.RT Grand orga r by 8; 1 . Drugs. 12-3J .:i0tp 1 ~1BSON-Kay-Harmony guitars celstot sold new for $1fi!l .95, · '"'&iii.;· :i •nd AmpU!iers, 24 months sellir.g price, R a 0 .v . Wanted To Buy 0" 21 foof , COmplete- 1 pay . Bee 01' CaJ1 "Tiff\D bed . imished. Also weldlll~ ma· ers. Point Plea88Jit. W. complete, $12.00. Can be trARM TRACi'Oll With IDipliWY Z.~UI or WV t. Phone SO, Bill Wellman, see~ anytime at 802""' East ments. Frank Pauley, Harri1-Z.tfe WWlaMalll St., Pomeroy, 0. sonvUie, Plione Albany MY 8POMEROY1 ~. I 22 31e :1291. l 2Utp ''-~~-f---:----i:·~..,·~------' ·... Landmark Special a...... 1." u:a~'J t.S r>") II.Rele*"'g FURNITURE CO. lh of Athens, OhiO, at top BOX Z29 WY -;;;==-=~==-o-.:1.-.:17 tic o1 Morrison Brown Hill : per· :2-3S30 -;:; ~~~C~~.~;:;;!;-::,j';;;'~i;.. sonal property of the late I 24 3tc PHONE WY 2-3213 for prnmpll; Myrtle Bowles, deceased . FOR SALE- Middleport's taU· delivery of any size limestone 1 23 head Holstein cows, 2 mix- est buUdlng, located 352 N. for every need. Emmet W. 1·;;~~~~1ii;;!fv ed cows, 8 head 2-year-old Se~ond StrePt, Middleport. Shuler, 342 Page St., Middle. 1~ 1 15 heifers, 16 calves from baby Priced for quic-k sale. Inquire . ...,...,...,.. calves up. 2 Holstein bulls. at Ohio HoteJ. 10 16 tfc 1~ The,., cows are in all stages - : - - - - - - - - - EXPERIENCED 811! 'Wellman. Les Wilttamson .._, ·--.. ~99 - $1795 II 1961 Dodge - - 1960 Ford - - ~~~:~:~!1~·;4:;::.,,. 1960 Chevrolet - - $1395 ~~~O~hi~·o~ ~~121c:·~~j[r~~j~;7~:["i • $1295 1960 Chevrolet ;:::::==~=~~~~._.,....,__.,::;;;:::=:::... RADIATOR 1959 Chevrolet SERVICE 1959Buick - - LA B ETTNAR'S 59 Chevrolet - . - - - S970 1959Ford - - - - -$CJ9S . 1956DeSoto - - '395' 62 Buick --· -. . . s2695 1 Z'I.J'Del :18. J'oNIIa • o• '11. I ¥'1 ,._. -sa_... MASON :!·.: at Ttffin Jewelers, Phone 50, 11. rfl •• Clraret~axTn· I~g. We buy, 1eU and trade guns. U.m.IN pO.OO Down-htenn on Conv~nlenl T..,.,.. MilOs couNTY, OHIO For tM PIKOI YNr lndtnt -lDdiD a.p1llp . . PJICilta I. BlllbaP'I ae. PNtl at "' ONLY $14,000.00. Has gross D•c:•mbor u ...., In'"""'me of '225 00 UNFURNISHED bouse 4 room Popul•tkln 715 .,, '" " · per month. ' • Tohl laltrlu •nd w.... Thre• bedr h B utlUty and bath. 1655 Point ovrlnt " " ... ,., " " ;,~::~::;: '". oom ouse, utterv , ,,- .. .. Lane, Pomeroy. Ph. WY 2-3874 T y',', ,,'.,"' . nut Avenue, Pomeroy, $8,500. • l·~tfc Pomtrey R o. t. Ohkl, ~··· u, U64 I· GUNS __ - ...- ·--- ' Iplalatr. . - .... Legal Notice ANN:'1"J",.&!:"~~!;~.~~:o•T 11.0.. -..... t.Qu';rtk=. .... , . . . . _ :M.Amlldoo 3 ROOMS New Furniture wish to thank each one who -==•;;,:;-:----,-I hlr•by ~rtlry tht followlnt ,.. ··- -- I All of above can be fo'nanced. A MODERN b tt 1110rt te b• corrtct. sent cards, letters, gifts and 1 ouse. 0 roGIDS Glenn L .., Town•hlp Cllfk FOR SAr.E , some purchased on land conand batb, 136 Lincoln ncao1, 1 GENERAL TC•WNIHIP FUNDI IIowers and to all who visited orr RICII"T'me in the hospiW.l. Mrs. Clarers wi 11 be received at t trart . For further informa- Pomeroy. WY 2-3020. General anil Clanitltd. Property ence Grueser, Minersville, R. the off1ce o[ Webster und Fultz, tion call O'Brien & Crow 13 ·· .. ·: ·_.. .. u:: D. llc National Bank BuildRealty Co., WY 2-2:7%0. FURNI,SJIED -· Jnheritln!'r Tax . . . .• . e.:u p Oh' "I and unfurnished 5111!1 Tax and l"'n. In at. . . 537.1~ 1 24 omeroy , 10 , unu the 1 24 3tc apartments. Inquire at tbe MJnJ•terlnl . . . . . .. . .. . .•• t3.oa dav• of January ' 1964 ' at 11 . Guollne Tu . . . •• . . . . . uoo.oo OhJ.D Hotel. 9-Z:Z..tfc Auto He.,:l!tntlon •• . •• . 4,!1.111 .3e o'cloek A. M., for the Waynard I" l_l A / Tot.al Hl'ce lpt" •• 1!..5'7t.ll~ Notice A. Pnc~ real es!.ate, being part \,UCRtt,. ~~~ t~ FOUR ROOMS and bath, fur- '~!:~~T~"-;cuuve sm>1c~ of Lot::. 68 and 69 in Middleporl, 1 nace beat. PhODe WY 2-3319. <;omp. or Tru•tee• . • 1,340..00 Com" . uf Clerk ..... 7JM.M Home Restaurant now open fea- Ohio. with a four-room dwelling POMEROY ·· . - 6-room f r a me 11 11 tfc Total oen. Ell. Service. 3.Q&Ua 1111 turing home rooked meals, thereun Property sold subject house with bath , gas heat- ONE 5 room apartmeut. Pea- To;n1 ~ d real uh uh good Italian pizza. to 1964 taxes, and aiJ offers subporches, and basement. ple's 1'errac-. "'Ja1. DT'o:: Burial l!:xp. H 2 nd d ... uu WY ..~ Poor ReliefJOO.OO Open for breakfast from 6 a. ject to Court approval. 100.00 ll{n a ry , with nice view 8-U..Ue Total P<:>or R~Jter . . . . . . m. till midnight. Phone Dlltrtct Bollnl Withheld o1 Hultllfor m .n Gertrude Butler, Admi'no'stra- of murh or Pomeroy ~ Priced Health - Tues orders WY 2-9976. Check trix. (1, 23, 24, 2.5, 3tc right, or will trade on SyraBusiness Services Ma~~f.h::~· a-;p. 1, ........... 901 .73 prices. We would cuse prope rty . Owner assistMalnt. & Repair <Gu T•lll usus 11 your business. Frank AND USED welders, air Hnce m financing . INCOME TAX service. C. B. ~!i 1 a.8~ir:!~ ~K~nH· .. .. 1:_::~ I 21 3tc compressors, welding ··~·r 0 d. · hBDJ...EPORTfi..room frame Simpson, Johnson Lee. NoUCii!a, suppllea, Other twuo 'th 1 • Coa Emp. ReUrement; (towNblp IIIaH) orne WI 1¥.! baths, gas nsurance n.geney, ts J)l!dueuon, by county Au4Uor YES, you can borrow our F ree demonstrahon . Pomerny Landmark , Ph WV 2- heatmg, basement, carport. ing, Middleport. Phone WY t- ~!~~~~~!r'P~~m~~';!P· ..· pet Shampooer FREE to 1 23 3tc Near both schools. $8500.00. 2903. 1 I 90tc IOND Tot•l Paym•nt. .... . . . clean your car~ts with Blue 2181. AILER aniRIMINT ANO TR Lustre. Baker Furniture. - 19fi4 Model Alum· INCOME TAX service Mrs '"""' 2 1-Zl-6tc ft pine lumber, $45.00. Jet inurn. Moon (55 x 10), wood Steve EbUn, Rt. 124: 1 mil~ ~:~:!n!':o~!~'" --~~.. : :1. water pump, $45.00. WY 2· panelmg, 5 rooms and bath from Fairground oo Laurel other Tu ..•.. , • , • •• . . 13.3M.72: DO YOU have a drinking proi). Total ReciiPt.t . . . . . . . . . U.5"U .5~ 6542. 1 23 3lp (tub and shower). Located in Cliff Road. IUMMARY OF OPIRATIONI Jem! For help. contact AlcoIY fUNDI 8 AUCTION . Th sda J Chesler, 1111 large lot (100 x I l!Olp bolics Anonymous, Trl-Counao a' 11 :00 AurM y, Planuary 140), septjc tank. Total price I -;;;;;-;--;;:;c-:=:----=~' ty AA Group. Write, Box 201, . I> . mile . onoff Rl easant $4500 ·oo· Good 1oan available. · WILL DO CUstom Butchering · Middleport, 0 . !f.3<fc Hill ,Road Sou ' . · 33 • C. C. CUCKLER, REALTOR Phil Meier, WY 2-3510. II.Doo jUN '-x.J7 G. Dlll'riOI Hardware Men Will Meet in Columbus Soon I PHONE WY 2-2157 ·- .. - 12 4 tic SINGER Sewing Machine with Brick house, two bedrooms, with slip-in type round bobbin. Diw~ter system , Pearl Street, NICELY Furnished 4 roc>IDI IIIOd al control equipped zig zag , Middleport, $15,000.00. bath apartment, Middleport. in beautiful· cabinet, pay off Phone WY 23874. balance of payments of $7.90 54 Acres in Rutland Township 11 25 tfc monthly, WY 2-2204. adjacent to Ohio Power FTRNISHED aparbnenlll. l'b. 1 24 5lc coal lands, $1,250.00 Including WY 2-27'16. After 5 p. m. p11one 11 ii'E\\Ii%4n;a!::O.Ii.rt~lfu, number four vein of c~al. WY 2-3574. II NEW 1964 II Zl tfe Zag sewmg machine. Uses . 60 acres Rutland Towm~hip discs to fancy design , over- Rutland Village. $3,500.00. casts. buttonholes , monogram Three apartment house, Porn- 1'HREE and ftJm room funllab.. applique. etc. Discount price, eroy $3,500.00 has $103.00 net ed and unfumisbed apal1o $67 .21 terms. WY 2-2204. im·ome per month . , meats. "W\' UOt. 1 24 Stc Four apartment house, Porn_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _IJ=._I:...:IIe= I - -- · _ _ ___: ..,.,.... lf.l'lalf .. _.. LOIDooJ time to i!el your dooe. Block laying, root and ~nolng, and palntlnJ. Cllnb)n Syracuse, Ohio. WY 2-$1110. I 23 IOip I �. ' I FutureEventsDiscussed.br . ~= ~':y':.~:! Mrl. ~!DIG, wllo Mr. ~ !tMEHlt.e Winding TraiiGardenCiubGroup ~rt Thompm. The nu~ meetbeen m for the past three tumed bome Friday after a Plans were dlscusaed for sev· day February Jl5 Mrs LeWis iDr will be held •t the llame of 1s roeoverlng. da~ in Cleveland events, when the thanked tho members for .. Fl . Wond land" =;:..~..:;::;~~ ...... l!:.:~~::~~=~~~ ::~i~fu~ · · Mrs. Thompooo SPecial ,. Tr· " Gard . ' Ch is owers and er ) the International Flower au en club met wthg >l r tm~ arr~ementa lW'l! 011 SEMI-ANNUAL CONTINUES eMens Dreu Trou1111n _ _ Reduced 20% IIJpllovor & Coot Reduced 20% R... '19.95 ) •B6ys Zip Out Toppers _ _ Now $14.95 ! . Men's Zip Out Toppers l Rot. $35.75 .... Now $27.95 «eo. $29.95 .... Now $24.00 ~~. .. S24.95 ... ~Mens Sport Coats Riti. $34.95 ___ _ Nuw $27.50 Mens Coats Now $29.95 Roo. $39.50 Reg. $45.00 ____ Now $34.95 IOjl. $32.50 .. . . Now $26.00 ,,.. $27.50 ____ Now $22.00 R•v· $55.00 ____ Now $44.50 , ... $26.5ll .... Now $21.50 Rot . $65.00 ____ Now $52.50 R... $19.95 .... Now $14.95 HOODED J: . Sweat Shirts l LOT MENS Sport Shirts Reg. $2JIA Va Iues To $5.00 Now $2.59 __ . _ 2 for $5.00 Now $2.98 _ 2 for $5.00 ''. Mens Sweat Shirts 1\ .1 MEIGS THEATRE __ Now $38.00 Reg. $45.00 _. . _ Now $34.00 Now $t9.9l Reg. $1.99 Valuf" _ 2 for $3.00 Now $1 .69 Wednesday eventna at the e • elgs •nemonal HospiW. F'l IJb · ill 1m llon\4! of Mrs. 1'\obert Lewis, Plans wero made IQ rary, " IIs.,rin• Ave. lain the Wlndina Trail . Mrs. Lewis, president. open- Therapy Club With a ed the meeting with the club party on Friday, February pra~er. Devotions, "The Pray- Plans were discussed for ing Hands." by Helen Steiner taining the Regions! Rice, whlcilis based on the 16th ci' District II, in March. Also "The Greeo Blackboard, " Century art classlc by the world discussed were plans for a flow- play produced by Plays F o famous artist, Albrecht Durer, er show in the spring. The tra· Living, and sponsored by were presented by Mrs. John velin• prize donated by 1\frs. Moigs County Mental Terrell. ' Lewis was awarded to Mr&. Association, was presented Dunng the business session, Walter Bentz. the Dramatics class of an invitation was read from Mrs. Charles Lewis present- University at the meeting Mrs. Wade Cozad, president. of ed the topic, "Preserving Mat- l the . Salisbury PTA, the Ohio Association of Garden erial for ArraDj!:ements," · evenmg . Following the play a clubs to attend ' " A Gardener's en from the National Floral discussion w~:~s held with Ed· Day Oul," in Lancaster on Tues. Book Institute. She explained ward Bartels as leader. ~ how til dry rlowers using Mrs. Jaf!les Will, pr~ident, corn meal or Flower ccmducted the meeting, which When using Flower Dry, the opened with devotions by Mrs. material must be dried in Menzel Smith. In the absence POMEROY. OHIO air tight container. of the treasurer, Mrs. Richard TONIGHT & SATURDAY dried material · pulled Young secretary, reported $200.· "3 STOOGES GO AROUND green may be dried in an oven, ~ ~~ the trea~ury. A c?mmunWORLD IN A DAZ~'· sun _ or a dark. place. 1calion was read fr~m Mrs. HarMoe, Larry, Curly, Joe. Joan Dr1ed matertal displayed by old sa.uer, c~cemmg County Freeman. Peter Forster' ft.i. Mrs. Lewis included Councl 1 PTA • chard Devon. Edpr Rice Burrough~• aJ, milk weed, , Th~ nex~ County Council "TARZAN'S THREE grass, iron weOO, Chinese elm, meetmg will bl~ held at the Syc~:~~~~~~=~u and thorn apple. Mrs. Lewis racuse Elementary School on Jock Mahon~,.. as Tarzan, 81so displayed and described F.ehruary 6· It was voted to Woody Strode introducing magazines incJuding give Edwaz:i Bartels $60 ,for ~udn~ryruWGL~Me~~a:~; Happy Shop Catalague and athletic IQI;0 Pment. It was at.so •mais. IID>r.,na With Dried Material voted to give $10 to .the s~ho.l· - - - - - - - - - - l in •••• Tropical Material. arshlp fund. Mrs. Orm Smiths "June in January" was the r~~ won the room attendance SUN·., MON., TUES. arrangement for the month wi\h •ward. · ,. ' Jon. 26-21-28 "MARY, MARY" Mrs. Carl Will as judge. Blue Refres.IJ~ents were served by (Technicolor) ribbon:. wer,e awarded to Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clark, Mr. DPbhie Reynolds, Barry Nt>l- Allard Pratt and Mrs. C. L. and Mrs. Richard Yo~g, Mr. son, Diane McBain, Michael Heaton and red to Mrs John and Mrs. Donald Lannmg, Mr. fu>nnie . • . d M. D . h Log M Colorc:ertoon Terrell and Mrs. Robert Lewis. an rs. wtg t . • an, r. f::::'ii::::::i::::::i=:::::::iiiii:iii::::::i~ii:i:::::::i1:.-~A~t"'t~h!e~c~Jo~se:..:o~f~t~he~m~ee~ti~ng~,,I;~IMrs. Jack_Seehg, Mr. and Mrs. James Will, Mr. and Mrs. F~ick, Mr. and Mrs. tCenneth Miller, Mrs.. Frank Porter J r. andM rs. 0 rm Sffilt'h. ....................;.,;;·iiiiiiiiiiii.;;,,l Mens Top Coats Reg. $49.95 1ft Mens Pajamas Re-g. $3.50 - --·-· Now $1.80 Rf'!g. $5.95 - ·- ·- - Now $4.75 Reg. $5.00 --- · ·· Now $4.00 Reg. $4.00 ·· -··· Now $3.20 Rot. $12.95 .. .. . Now $9.95 ' l Y MEN'S Sport Shirts MENS & BOYS Now $4.69 e-.~eh r Using JACKETS Values To $6.95 MENS HATS _ _ __ to pay monthly bills REDUCED 20% ..... $6.90 $aves Time MENS WORK UNIFORMS Now $6.00 per suit LADIES _ LADIES' SKIRTS RIG. ltl.95 ------ .. $8.18 ~IG. $10.95 -- ----.. $7.88 ll.G. $7.95 --- --·--- $6.29 Checkg REDUCED 25% _ 2 for $9.00 WEAR that the tash-toter wastes LADIES' DRESSES RIG. REG. REG. REG. St7.95 $ts.95 $t4.9i $12.95 $2U5 $21.95 st9.t5 $17.95 lining up for change, receipts. RIG. $6.95 .. - ----- - $5.29 ~·.LADIES' SLACKS ' V01lUes To $11.9!5 Reduced 25.% Jackets & Car Coats · Reduced 25% LADIES' COATS ·;7 ' . \ ' Ladies' Sweaters Check in here for your checkbook-soonl Reduced 25% ..UtttrfM"iii•®WitiiM!i1¥ltft%'itiHI LADIES BLOUSES RIG. REG. REG. REG. $2.99 ___ ...... . $2.39 $3.9! ----·-· --·· $3.10 $4.95 --------- · $3.89 $5.95 ---··----- $4.69 REDUC~D 20% We Pay 3% Interest On Savings Pomeroy National Bank BAHR CLOTHIERS Ser-ilng Meigs County for over 90 years POMEROY- RU'ft.AND MIDDLEPORT, 0. Musgrave to Come Out for Prosecutor ~~~o~~;· For Luncheon meeting. Devotions wm 8ivtD Plana were ___,_..., for -·· by Mrs. Rodney Sauor • b e v••• the .,...,..,. .....-~-_ .. "~ •··--~ used tbe 1oplc, "Coopore•on, .. .., ~~'''"' the " acrl ~ 0 '!'ltesda7, February 4. ,. be apd a18o read !rom P" w •• lAst year Charles Jickel, Jr., Pomeroy Jr. ~elball and FOQthaU COII\[b, ELBERFELDS Stock Up On Candy I Rutland Club to Assist'March' Mr. Musgrave served t w Q The Friendly Gardeners of terms as Prosecuting Attorney Rutland made plans to particiof Mason County from 1952 to pal~ in the Mothers' March for 1960. He also served in the State the polio drive next week when Senate from 1942 until 1946. the club met Wednesday evenAttorney Musgrave attended ing at the home of Mrs. How· Marsha)] Unhrersity and receiv- ard Birchfield. Mrs. Vernon ed his law degree fmm Weber, preSident, opened the Virginia University. He is m!lr·l meeting with Mrs. Fred Wil· ried to the former Bessie Jiamson giviilg the verse of ette :1nd they are the parents month. of lwo sons. The group voted to have an Filing for the post of Commit- auction in February. A teemen and Committeewomen was read concerning "/]!Jrden·fl • from various districts in t h e er's Day OUt" to be held past two days are: Christtena J..ancaster, Feb. 25. McClure, Route 1 Leon, demo- The traveling prize crat, committeewoman from Co- by Mrs. Joe Bolin was won logne District : Leonard Frank Mrs. Robert Snowden with Riffle, Point Pleasant, republi· door prize awarded to Mrs. can, committet!man from Lew· Bolin. Mrs. Weber cOnducted is District; Ella J. Roush, two contE'sts with Mrs. Snowden Route l Letart, democrat and and Mrs. Bolin the winners. Leo Friend Gibbs, New Secret Pal gifts were ex· democrat, committeeman changed during the evening. committeewoman from The members agree(l tQ spanDistrict sor the polio march Tuesday evening In Rutland baginning at 6:30 p.m. instead of Monday evening.· I During the program hour -Mro. gave a review of the 1Joe Bolin · book, ' 1 Acres and Pains" by Perelman, which told of t h e 1 humorous experience~ of living · in the country. The hostess serv~ ed sandwiches and coffee at the close of the meeting. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Weber. OFF THE SALE PRICES I Pleasant Valley Ho•pltal ADMITI'ED: John William Saunders and Brenda Saunders, : Glenwood; Mrs. Shannon Hoi· comb, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Clemma Pore, Ashton. DISCHARGED: Mrs. Robert Brown, Gallipolis; Mrs. Wil· Marnhout, Pt. Pleasant; Oder Hobbs, Long Acre, W. Va. Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Pt. Pleasant; ' otis Young, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Ac~tlla Deal, Pt. Pleasant; John I Adkins, Pt. Pleasant ; Mrs. Everett Clark and son, Middle-Mrs. John Marshall, New transferred to Univer· Morgantown. NORCROSS . e . _, - BRIEF · WIRE NEWS ·' ""r: ', · ' ' ' UitiU!il t•~.,~ 5cto 50. MlbDUPORT BOOK e$TORE 'r MIDDLEPORT \ . '·• , . <• . ' ' • ·-~('\,. .' '. . I . l~ ' .' ·. , l,nknUil!OII,UI o box MRS. STEVENS BOXED CANDIES e Party Jultpl e Luxury A11ortmenlo e Chocolate P-n Caramel MHca,.S e Vanilla Butler Crtmis eMeltaways • box ' "' $3.95. . 0 boX 1 DISHES in all sizes · . \ ffORI 5c Mh. Stev~o Moiohmallow Bon 2 b' 21F . Mro. Stevens Mlot Julep Bars _ _ _ _.,....... Ul!! Mro. Stennt Log· Cabin Rolls , · f~ ' Mrs. Stevens Fudge Plto ~1.1c Mrs. Stevens Toffee B•ro _ _ __.____ k 39c .. $3.$P:'. . • I . ! .' ·.' -,; • ' .Tba ' prints IP,i ,pi !tiro. · POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO. 239 29,c 39c 32c 29c 29c 29c 29c 29c Vis'it the Housewares Departmen! an4: see the Crystal and Milk Gl.ass , ~~DY See INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS VOL XV 29c ~~ $3.50 at y Partly cloudy, Wllldy eu • • en tine colder tonight wUh laow lla. f' ries. Partly cloudy u4. ~ . ueol cold SUlllla)'. Low te8fPI IU·IJI, Dnored To The fnterutt Of The Mei111-Ma.on .4rea ' to ~~~~~·. • Tbero are 1ft estimated !8 mfilloo parakeeli and canarleo In l~t Vofted Slates, according to the Hollywood chapter ol lbe AmeHcaD Humane A11oela\ion. Boxed Valentine Candy 19c SOc bo)'lln-t NOW YOU KNOW ' ' •. BRACHS eAII Milk Assortments eOJd Fashioned 'Favorites eNut Crisp and Chewy Assortmanto eA11otted ChocolotM e Cholet Auortmants eMJ~t Julopo ' rut t new program. to svJitee!>«ged Pla7 CUII\!IU<O ~ , ....,, IIIII 11 worked like a charm In Ihl!l'eDt the spon. finals - 'i'llb Walw,rili ~ Mid· 19113 and tho pjc!ures . G. . . dlejiOrl ~ II I;JO. ~ IlliG 'II the • • otW pqtee precede lbiJ )lt)ale - 1\aclpe Opeall ~· Neloonvllle at ~ : 30 p. m., Pomoroy pla71 P~l Pleasant' ~~ 1<311 p. m., , arid RuUand· goei , ~illllJt Ripley at 7:30 . p, .m, . Adn!1s01on Is 25 ceriiJ fi>r chll·dren, 50 cents fO< adwta. All j>ioc.eds are for ilnprove- · m'lJibl In the PomeroY Jr. High Athletic fund. Last '""' proceeda were enough to "''tflt the Pome•·oy Junior High team In blgh quality and briOiant unlo form~ (See Page t·. today for detail• of play last night). Below, Tommy Hill, right, of Rutland .Ill•• a jump .shot, .1~ perfect form, from gutslde. Guar<jing against Hili drl~inl Is Middleport's Mark T~hnl. At left is Rutland's (!~) Rod . ' DaviS. Immediate right is a . from the Wahama • R1pley game, a mild upset wqq by Wahama. The two smaU . .play· ers at left are unidentilje4 but No. 2, Wahama's Steve.' Wood, . leapa for a rebound with RiP' ley's Dave Rader while :Rofmie Continued On Page :s.' itc ' ~9,~ 3•• 29o 29c 39c VALENTINES Your Choice of Merchandise In The Amount of 17%.of Your Purchase I I ' Choccilate Buller Cromto Cinnamon Balls 51 Pops (Lollipops) Chocolate Croma. Minto Fruiteen• _ Vanilla Caramels Arabia~ Nights Mix Mint Filled Strawo Mellowcrome Toys Sugorplum Treats Jelly Baans Wintergreen Lottngeo Creme and Jelly Hearll Valentine Mellowcremes Jelly Hearts Conversation Hu.rh Chocolelt Crtmt E1111s J .p.,. l County Prosecuting Storewide Furniture Clearance Salell e r • Teen-Age Cage Tourney Hig4ligh:~s :~~~"': nt~~ 2•• TONIGHT, Saturday, ~onday &Tuesday • C~mpl~ePians Group I of the First United tureo, · Presbyterian Church •n MlddJ&. Mrs. Dale Walburn present. port met Tueaday . evening at ell the ltllon from the sllld1 Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Middle- the church. The me.tJnc open- book enlltled, "Maklnf Friellds" port Klndergartep teacher, was ed with group singlng with Mrs. whlcll dlscu.ued .the pbasel • a recent visitor 'Jn Columbus. Paul Haptonstall at the p~. man 1nusl i<> through In maJo. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gavin lng friends. She also read two have moved from their properHOME FROM VISIT . poema ~ken1trom the "Jdealo" ty on Fifth-av to Chillicfrthe. Mrs. 8 . A. Dodson returned magazine. Mr. Gavin, who is employed by_ Saturday after spending four Secret pal names were ell> the Ohio Valley Baking Com· weeks with her son, Erroll Con- changed durlnglba evening. The pany was transferred to t h roy, wife, and son Hugh of Ak~ hostesses, Mrs. W&.lbum, Mrs. ChilUcothe ofnt:e. ron. While in Akron she visited Coleman and Mrs. Dorothy LaoDue to an error itl Wednes- wiJh her grandsons ErroU Con- ey, ~ntrtbutil)l, served a sala4 day 's account of the Dorcas Clr· roy Jr. and family and Lloyd course al the conclusion ol tht cle of the Middleport Baptist an( bmily. evening. ·' Church, the list of hostesses 1.-:----==-"--====iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~===-"!i;;;il;; should have been Mrs. Charles Lewis and her mother, Mrs. Harry Hysell. They were in rharge of the refreshments and decoration. Mr . L. D. Diles is improv· ing after having become ill at the close oJ. church service Sun-day morning at the Baptist Church. Mr. Dl'les was taken SELE!=T FROM A WIDE ASSORTMENT to his home where Dr. Boice was summoned and treatment OF BRACHS FINE CANDIES given. Calling on Mr. and ·\frs. Diles Sunday afternoon were Milk Chocolate Malted Milk Ballo - - - - 39e their familles from Athens, Dr. Chocolote Whipped CrtmH · 3tC and Mrs. Charles Jividen, Mr. and Mrs. William Diles and Mrs. Milk Chocolate Covered Brullo 39c H. E. Mitchell, Jr. and sons, ~9e Fllled Peanuts Jim and Mark. Peppermint LozengH 29t Rev. and Mrs. Clyde BarUett Milk Chocoiaft Stars 3tc and children, James; Martha, 3J1d Rebecca were in Buckhan· Starlight Mints 29C non, W. Va. Saturday to attend BabyMintt • funeral services for Mrs. Bart~ Milk Chocolate Peanuts ~tc lett's father M p M s· ' r. . . Jnes , Milk Chocolate Raisins ~.· who died following a serious Butterscotch Dlocs - - -- - - - - - - - '1'1 illness. Rev. Bartlett. James ahd Martha retUrned to MiddleMilk Chocolate Caramels :i9c port while Mrs. Bartlett and Chocolate Bridge Mix sfc Uaughter , Rebecca remam · ed ' Nougat Center Caramtlo 29c for a longer visit with Mrs. Baby Mints 29c Sines. Peanut Butter Pillows 39c Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis ~-· (Dixie Pierce) visited durini; Swedloh Kisses . 29c the weekend in Middleport with Milk Chocolate Jots ~~· their parents; Mr. and Mrs. MilMaple Nul GoodiH 29c iard Pierce and Mrs. Mary Mlnialuro Milk Chocolates 3\lc Helen Davis. They were enroute Burgundy Mix 29c to their home in South Webster after spending the weekend in All Filled A11ortment 39c ' POINT PLEASANT - Attor· Columbus with lrien1s. Mrs. DaBig Ben Jellies :l9c ney Raymond fi'. Musgrave. Pt. vis tea~hes in the Wheelersburg Candy Corn PleasE.Jnt Route 1, has announ- _S_c h_o_ol_s._ _ __ _ _ __ Chocalate Covered Croma Drops :itc ced his candidacy on the Re· ~9c· Peanut Clusters publican ticket for the office WILD ... MAN WILD ... Geo. Ingels is Giving Furniture Away II Come to t Salisbury PTA Sees ou o·rama CLEARANCE SALE ·M~weaters --~· _ Around. And . About Middleport · I Martin, ,AS, · olth'· year." In d&tiKbt@f' -cat61yn' ' w,erel~~~ home ,\Veda~y oacotlil ·daug~r, I• . ' Double Barrelled Accord On Nucleonics Planned SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1964 PRICE FIVE CENTS • Echo 2 Ill Space Heralding Hopes for New Cooperatio\\ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 24, 1964 robinson