http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/31a17be24e5247d5a66f5254f972ec9a.pdf 6f533233cb2dff88e8b53e354459b006 PDF Text Text .· t/ tlodges is' (;uest of Honor Fmewell Party in Forest Run V~ _Hodges, ·Who. PIQ!IIll,' ts leaving for ·.f:lilll'lloitf!~, W. Va .. was guest . . . ...at a farewell party Frl· -"'!!lll'ig lA the Forest Run church. Mrs. William 11Jporvlsor of the Ohio Gulld of Providence DisQuOd girls were but contributed on the gHt. Committees for the party were Joyce Bunch, Reberca Garnes, Janet Powell and Ken· neth English tables : Mrs. Smith. Mrs. Hampton. Helen Brown and Patricia Bulfington, serv· ing ; and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Cor· nelius Bunch and daughters, Jlf. fie and Donna. clean~up. • ,1aelda1 II 7:411 p.m. Sister Church Around And In Indio is Final Theme About Middleport - Soldier.tf Q1uriir Army Sperlallat Four La., bers of the Cllapter will be bon· renee E. Hysell. whose wife, M.4Jitlf'1. ore'd. _ R~. Uv.- at 690 Laure);. · 'l'beOdorus (:Ouncll · ~ t II, )llddl~port. wu 118111ed. solo America wW meet Monda,v The Mlddlepolt Uterary Club tiler of the quarter for t b e 7:30 p.m. at the IOOF ball. wlli meet Wednesday, March 4 lllst Engineer Company . charter will be draped for at the borne of Mlas Beta ·San- Fruth, Germany, Feb. ts. All •tEll!al~th Young. lnllpection wiD bom. Mlsa SUII8D Park and Mrs. editor In the unit. Spwtl•llat be conducted by Edllll Wakely Charlea Bradbury wiD present sell was selected for Ill' ~eflo deputy the !JrogJ:am. Roll call wiD be ly oppearance, ~~· !IIIII t a Nobel 0r Pulitzer winner. performance ol duties lllid J!lil., 1 The Pomeroy Shakespeare MAR. I '".ge ":.~id BJlldler,", ~ Club wlll meet Wedneaday at Evqellne Chapter, Order of of Mr. and Mrs. l>a'(l!'enee ~A. P· m. at the home of Mrs. the Eastem Star, will meet Hysell, Route 1, entered, t·lle Robert W~. 3 Thursday ev2ning at 7:30 p. m. Army-in January lf59 aQd,iru p Cha ter 181 OES at the Masonic Temple In Mid· been overseas since 1 . Jl.iipr omeroy P dleport. Initiatory work will be temlll!r .. li~l ~ a Jm,.~ exemplified by the ebapter. All ate of Rutliind High ScliOiit •.. iml1feiSDll'·l Jllllmbers ~ urged to tttend. . , ·, ..; ~ Pvt. Larry v. Smtunblln, zo . tlon course at the Army Quar. . Past Chiefs of• Magnolia Tern- party '!1)~y at 7:30 ·p.la~;jtt ., 100 tf Mrs. NIII'Dia A. Sham!>- termaster Srhool. Fort Lee, Va., pie Pythian Sisters will meet lhe Skate-Away rink on Roiilll lin, Route 1 Cheshire, com· Feb 28. The 18-year-old soldier Thursday evening at Ute home 7. . • . 1 ploted eight weeb of miUtary entered the Army last of Mr Adam Ebersbaeb MAR. u'i " pollee lralain& at the U. s. and completed basic training s. · · The Catholic W~ !' • Army Tralulng Center, Fort Fort Knox. Ky. He Is a The Pomeroy Bend Citizens the Sacred Heart ~~ l• l :\""' Gordon. Ga .. J11 mld-Febl'1181'J. graduate of Kyger Creek Band Radio club, the Auxiliary meet Friday following ~,. Lia>He eniered the Army Iaiii sehool. and famUles will. hold a skating ten services. September and completed ha· sic training at Fort Knox. Ky. Shamblin I' a 1161 graduate of Franklla High achool and attended Rio Grande Collece, • • • C t i P b l d « t t ... ~ wllrdy wltlr ......... ... ..Uned 'h t J11i, t.eaJ.. IJ -.,., lodaJ ... I tiPI. ~· , 11on~=~~~~-.mw. will he held far two eandl- b 4m-,ence Bywtlu dat.eo. ~ wbo are - • 'WD'IBRje t- enttne «• IIlP tedaJ l'l.a. tl' ....... 01 n.. •••••••• ... '. . . --------------------------.---~------~~------------.-----------~----~~~~~------------------------~----------------------~ VOL XV NO• .272 P0MERoY-MJDDLEPOR1; OHJ9~ WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1964 ' a,.. Lewis Honored For his Work As Journalist ' .r .~ .. I ! I I ' COLUMBUS (UP!) - Space hero John H. Glenn Jr. and Ida aides today derllned to coJII. menton a suggestion by Colum· bus Mayo; M. E. Sensenbrenner that GJ~ withdraw from the May 5 primary as a candldate lor the Pemorratlc nomlnatlon to the Senate. Comment was also declined "for now". on whether Glenn milht aak tbe Serrelarjo of the lor permissloo to C8JIIo .... CH4'1'l'ANOOGA, Teu. A fec!Jrll) jury resumed dellheratlnns today bt the sevenweek-I'!Pg trial of Teamsters ~~James R. Hofla .on char~esl that be rigged a jury. The Clllll! of Hoffa and CO)odeleDijanta was placed in the ·h'ands of Ute jury at 7:25 p. m. EST after a flurry of mistrial motions tltal were turned aside by Judge Frank Wilson. MEIGS THEATRE POMEROY. OHIO :!:. J Ills retlremeot from 1!1(1 Marine Corps It elfeetlve, although It was Indicated Glenn would not. However, Glenn told Ida earn· palgn cbalnnan Tuesday he would wage "an lnteOBive caJII. palgn" for the nomination after April 1, Sensenbrenner who supports Sen. Stephen M. Young lor reelection aald In a letter to Glenn reooverlng at Grant Hoepllal from a bead Injury re- ment, that If Ills ealnpalgn dld not begm unW AprU 1 Oblo vat. ers would not have enough time to leam bls polltlcil views. Forcl Eastman, Glenn's press reJitionJ aide, said SensenbreJ>. nit's letter was received late tuotday night and It b'!4 not reralved thorough study. Eutman lndloated there might · be C0J11. ment later. · . Glenn, a lieutenant colonel, was to have retired from the of hit Injury, to remain ou the Corps lor It Is Marine ' . . ' · . ,far retlremenll to be . OIJ. Jy on the 11rtt ol,!eacb . month, whlcb automatic8lly .eitellded Glenn'• active duty ,to AprD 1. Navy Serrelary Paul Ithas the aQthorlty to GleJJD to campaign lor lnatioo before his (rom the Marin• Is , lhat It would be at least two weeks before Glenn would be "up and around," and perhape some tlmeafter that before the aslronaut could actively take up Ill• campaign trail. This wOIIkl mean Gk!nn would pbyalcally be able to ram. unW nearly the end of month anyway, A hospital spokesman said conlinued to be In satiscondition. but added he The spokesmau decUned to Indloate 1lben Glenn might leave the hospital. Senaenbrenner told Glenn his "supporters cannot do the C8JII. palgnlng for you. They Jack a voting record oo WI>Jeb to base iheir claim. They lack any clear statement from you whleb the people ol Ohio can study. They may at any time mlsrep. resent your position." "AI a matter of prot.ectlng (Technicolor J AU-Cartoon Feature! Meet: Wart, a boy destined to beeo me England'i King Arthur! Merlin the Magictanl FUN! FANTASY! SORCERY! TONI TODD Pe1turette Dlaney C1rtoons A4tnission: 75c and 40c. FELLOWSmP MEETS ln. florida Em/H The Pomeroy Baptist Youth Mr. and Mrs. William Fellowship met Sunday Grueser have returned from THURSDAY, Morol• S al the church from 6:10 to three-weeks vacation in !JiQf~f! Bishop,, NOT OPEN 30 p.m. The program was giv· sola and Daytona Beach. Fla. Jr'i/e Guesu Here en by Penny McKinzie and While in Daytona Mr · Grue~r Mr .and Mrs. Harry Moore FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Ia Sheridan, on the topic, "How att~nded stock car races h~ld entertained with a dinner ManMorch 6>-7 lias God Shown His c;r<,atl there. 1ay evening at their home on "DRUMS OF AFRICA" Love'" Thirteen members and They also visited with lheir l Sout.h Third Ave. Guesll in· (A Tale of Terror· one visitor were present. Sharson. Airman Third ?lass n.on eluded· Bishop .and Mrs. Roger (Technicolor) on Young and Mrs. Michaels Grueser, who Is slahoned With Blanchard of Cincinnati, Bishop Frankie Avalon, Marlette of the Southern Ohio Diocese of COMPLETES COURSE .H'trtle·y, Lloyd Borhner, To· were leaders. A discussion con- !he Air Force al Oriando. Thatcher. cerning a St. Patrick's D a y spent some time wilh the Episcopal Church, and Mr. Pvt. John W. casto, son of Party was held. Meigs. countians in Florida apd Mrs. Leo Story of Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs; Elmore F. Ca.. "CATTLE KING" (Technicolor) the wmter. Mrs. Robert Following the dinner Mr. tt·o~·~Ch~es~hl~r.'::e,~c~o'.':m~pl~e~ted~ldl~~~~~ Robert Taylor, .Joan Caul· ANNOUNCE BIRTH Columbus. stayed wtth . Moore, Senior Warder. field, Robert Loggia, Lilln·y S.M.S. and Mrs. Michael A. Gruesers' daughter, Debb1e. Mr. Story, Junior Warder, four girls chosen from 1200 try· Gateo. Grasso of Bitburg, their home on G~anl-st . the Pomeroy Episcopal Ch 1~rcJ1 . 1 oots. Miss Farmer also ranks are announcing the birth her parents were Ill Flonda. held a business conference third In her class ol300 studenll SUN., MON. ond TUES. daughter. Elaine Maxine, the Bishop. Bishop and at Meadowdale. Morch ..,.10 17 at A.F.B. hopitsl. BIRTH ANNOUNCED Blonchard also went .to a iiiiiiiii ELVlS PRESLEY par•nts are Mr. and Mrs. W. Mr. and Mrs. Ivan L.. Wood ry meeting of St. Peter's in H. Chapman of Tuppers Plains of Pomeroy are announcmg copal Church in Gallipolis on "FUN IN ACAPULCO" (TechnicoJor) and Mrs. Marie Grasso of birth of a son, Rodney ' Lee. Monday eveillng. Elvia Presley, Ursula An- Brooklyn, N. Y. The Grassos weighing 7 pound! and dreu, FJsa Cardenas, Paul have two other daughters. ounces ~ February 17 at Fam. ilie~ J'iBit, Lukas Annette 10\'.o and '" hosp1tal. Grandparents ~elarartoons leen Ann s.' ' Mr. and Mrs ... Denver Rysell Dine on Suru.l.ay ~iii!iOi:Oi:Oiii:iiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~;;;_..................,l Pomeroy and Mrs. Jack Wood I Mr. and Mrs. Perry of Athens. Great-grandmothrr were hosts' for a family dinner is Mrs. c. A. Swick of Rutland. Sunday with their chlldren and The Woods have another son families coming to visit IJe. and daughter. Keith and Bon· fore Larry Mitch leaves for nle. military s.,..lce March 11. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ANNOUNCE BIRTH Robert Mitch and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Larry BUI11CO I and Steven or (Reva Re•l of Columbus are Va ; dOd Mr. and Mrs. announcing the birth of a 7 lb. Houck and daughters, Beth and 5 oz. son, Steven William, carol, of Marlon; Larry Mitch, Sunday March 1 nt Riverside Middleport; 8l!d Mr. and Mrs. Methodist Hospital. Grandpar· Nonnan F'oss, Point Pleasant, enis are Mr. and Mrs. Walter who Is a brother of Mrs. Bunce, Middleport and Mr. and Mitch. Mrs. Don Rea, Pomeroy. Mr. Mrs. Grover Erb and Mrs. See Pre•entat,ion Ernest Rea of Pomeroy and Mrs. M. J. Miller of MlddJ&. Of 'The Mikado' Mrs. Arthur Skinner and Mro. port are great grandparenll. [)ave Fanner were In Dayton Friilay . evening where they .... tended the performance of the GObert and SUllivan "The Mikado" given by the Meadowdale High Sc:hool musIc .department. ' . ,., _--''. ! Their granddaughter and niece Cindy Farmer, daughter of :~· J...... and Mri. Dan Farmer, had a !eadlng part. She was one of celebrities .. QII CHAIIM THAT N.V.II .TQI"., u Ia M4DEMOISELtE. Ull; ~ emasbing block flo,ral print botisre of Celanese Fortrel• polyeoler, bow belt. Apricot, pink or pa. Itipr, Scbillli embroidery higbligllt tho eo!\ oilhouette in a oi,lky blend of c.w- For~ni• polyestor and Avril rajon: Beige, bi""!J pink, pea. Both stay &.oh, ...,......, DJaCbine woobabla. if" · ' Siooo 10-20. I READY 10 WEAR DE~TMENT 2ND FLOOR Elbe·rfelds In Pomeroy . ~ LOOKIE ,. COOKIE' WANTED 3000 •' TO TRY OUR ••• . .,) '' . • •• FAMILY ECONOMY PACK OF : I ' ·' ' BROASTED CHI':CKEN ~. ' . ' ' .. ;$1 50'.' ·. ' ,: .,. '';, . ,_~E ·. wttetE~......tdTdG.tc~en..:.wn · :,.- >:;CHIC.KIN .Sarves2to31".opl• ···~·· ·· , Your favorite grasshopper tie In great new dark colors - black duck or brown Madras. New and exciting and absolutely comfortable as ever! i TYPE only 2.99 lAKER FURNITURE 11141<11oport, 0. DRY .,.., ClEANING 10 lbs. $2 R.OIINSON'S C..._i'll ...,.. C:u-r Porlcllll At~ .from Our lloro ! I ' ' ·· .. ; . ·,. · ' ' • - • 1 . t. ' ' . 'CARRY -OUT ONLY......a CC)UPON NICES-!-RY . .. "\Y~D;. ,TH\11-:, fRI. & SAT.-NIARtllth4T~· ~~~·::b-1'1 ·- ' ' CRQW'S' -~~~~~~~ ' '"" " ·.toWN~: . & ..../ ' .~~ remove youraeU from the Oblo Democratic primary. AI a malter of faime81 to both Oblo VOlera and youraelf, there must be more than 30 days to determine where John Glenn, candidate, stands:" Glenn, In a letter to Jam.. F. Bell, Ida campaign managel', promlaed to "redouble my ef· forts when I am released from the Marine Corps." Hobert Wallace, In ~barge of J. oald Glem!,'s wife, Amle; l!lf parenll, Mr. and Mi'l. Gleen Sr., and .Mrs. 8d C&rpenter will make campjlji appearances in Glean's stet!~ starling the week. of March ll Fred Bobn, zan..vllle, W. heado the financing team, ifll about flO,OOO had IJeell eoneetii aince beadquarten opened Fe!J 1 but most of it has been spo~ He said it will lake about ~~.. 000 a month to nm 'the Cllm!IU!I fDragging in Ohio River Fruitless; Held up Today ~ 'By Winds, Stormy Weathef Tonight thru W•dnesdty W•lt Dlsney'a "SWORD IN THE STONE" Middleport, 0. ~ MAR. f '; i .- The Shoe Box !, TAUB TO CWB Patrolman G. E. 11cott of J am Ohio State Patrol, opolte to Kit- Rutland mgh SChool Club 'nle8day night. the ~ lhere was a tio!l ~ answer period. �• - , O~ COP Holding &chlemanis l,n~ew Job Beachhead In Louisiana . ~C..,IInued from page 11 ·~- lit IUCCell ll I "Winning foot- bill. l'Oiell" It Middleport. fn atl-.P!IIet die JJctela were S· 2141!1 ~ years, and 1-19-1 I !'~,!b" Class AA Southeastern I VIJI!I , Athletie Leuue. , iii'. and Mrs. Eschleman re- I side" at tl4 Pearl St., with their tw~ Children. David, 4, ond Micllltl, z. . Mi R• k d D' T day Meigs Native Dies"Tuesday In Gallipolis R. Kerwood, 33 Smithers St., 1 SS IC 3f Mrs. Robert G. Rothgeb, !BOO I Cbestnul St. , Mrs. James R. DOObins, 121 Bastian! Dr. , Miss IeS UeS Nancy J. Casteel, Davis Hall , Gallipolis, Jeffrey Lee Gardner, OAK GROVE. W. Va. - Fu· 5ll Second Ave., Kanauga Mrs. neral services for Miu Twila John Vance, Rt. t Vinton, Mrs. Rickard. 65, RFD, Letart, Oak Mrs. Nellie ll<Jwen, 2515 Jefferson· Ave .. Pt. Pleasant, Mr s. Raymond A. Bentley, 905 Viand St., Pt. Pleasant, Mrs. John H. died Tuesday at Pleasant Valley hospital, will be held Thursday at the Oak Grove EUB 1 church at 2 p.m. with burial in McDermitt, Jr., 1426 Kanawha ·Oak Grove eP metery. The Rev. St., Pt. Ple3sant, Mrs . Basil R. John Icenhower will officiate. DeWeese, Rl. I Pt. Pltasant. She was born September 14, Riehard Clyde Johnson, Mason. 11898, In Mason county, the dau· W. Va,, Mrs. Edwin H. Clarke, !ghter of C>e late Samuel and N..:!w Haven, W. Va., Mrs. Le- 1Laura f'rye Rickard. She was land C. Bumgarner, Rt. 1 Le- a member of the Oak Grove tart, W. Va .. Jame<J Wole~chek . !EUB church. 510 So. Second St.. Middleport, I Survivors include three br<> ' Harry P. Smith, 205 Laslev St.. jthers, Ernest, Letart, W. Va.; Pume,roy, Denve• M. Thoma, 1T. C. Rickard, Chesapeake, RiverN~ws · 1 ~7 '~ ~ " Jt ,.,. 51 21 .... PblladeJt>bl& • • .. $4 . Net! York lit N ....... Dirilloio w.... s. rnnciteo 41 n _.. .., 'II • .IlL 2S . . . . . II Zi) J/if.• . Loo .. ' 'Rambl - s B . rJ- r·0 Rmnbl"' ,. . Crush ,Ohio Bobcats, 103-87 e _t a • .., >:, 81. Lealia PAGE a eJriD Dolrolt..... _~ .... I Clnc!'"'"ti 117 Ne!r York 181 181 Pblladelphil M (OilJJ gameo ,..,..,..led) - Wed~~etl t• O.mes CinelnDitl at 8o4oo York at Baltimore St. Loula at Lao ADgelel (Only gamea tobedu1edl z-4: Oay T s· ti: 9 u_...,. D al I Of a11 r· . li BLUE - • Whole Season Jn , :1 ..... ..... Looms Ahead tutreU_ ·I 2Nights D'omJ'nance OC • Ended T•ur'•ninl """''"".!'•. ·n·gs ANTHONY Shop After Work Hours Plumbing • Heating OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 8 P.M. PLUMBIMG 1962 FALCON Ranchero HEATING 1953 CHEVROLET C. 1958 FORD WAGON SELEa YOUR FISHIHG TACKLE 1957 DODGE WAGON Now From Our ••• READY· MIX CONCRETE 1961 STUDEBAKER NEW 1964 EQUIPMENT BASEBALL EQUIPMENT t\. , was$1295-now $1095 eGLOYES waa eo. N11111rk qitlloiiC (lf-4) . n ~ ¥1- , m Cen~:(IU) ' a Clio~. ' Y.Je . · ll')t the reBeioe Un!fll\ (11..~ •• ~ : but .fftldldj Berenl2 iltl (17-4) .. . . ·~ . ' ltla . u the bullzer AI 1 II 1.962 RAMBLER 4 door . eSHOES Station Wagon. Standard Trons. and ' Heeter. Dmr : a..-t Slrdburl,,"(11,-1) -···· ;JIJ•!VIIIe (IN) Raclni ' too Sl' 1I ' '' \, ._ J: ~ &~1 ••**' j"'" ,,\ "..;; Pd. f. 1 home after until one hour when the bcdy the church to 1 to 2 p. m. 'f, I. N Mlk' ° ;'"" Fishei- St., Pomeroy, Mrs. Wil- i Ohio, Homer , Columbus, and liam R, Metzner, 1649 Lincoln . two sisters Mrs. Blanche Van· Heights, Pomeroy, Bert G. schoyck Letart, W. Va ., and Vance. Rt . 1 Middleport, Mrs. Mrs. Esta Adkins, New Haven. John W. Stobart, Rt. 2 Racine, Friends may call at the Fo- Robert G. Beegle, Rt. 1 Port- glesong Funeral land, David B. Garthee, Jack· noon today and son, Mrs. Robert L. Newsom. prior to services Rt. 3 Wellston, Mrs, Samuel will be taken to D, Swain. Rt. 2 South Point, lie in sta te from Calvin Harper, Rt. 1 Kilts HIU, Mrs. John E. Wildman . Ravenswood, W. Va., and Mrs. Bob R. Brooks, Rt. 1 Ripley, W. Va. I Births I Mrs. Tony M. Kauffer. Rt. 1 i Ashton, W. Va., daught•r. 9:21 p.IJI. Tuesday. Mrs. Edwin H. Clarke, New liaven, w. Va., s~ - 3 : 311 p.m. Tuesday. MNI. R~ · ' ill D. 'iith. 325 Spring A , Polll!lJ' , daughter, 11 :42 p. · Mo'nda ~ J•'· ' 1 .~~ ' •l)t "1 Di.Citarged Eittents recently discharged lne~ Mrs. James Quillen, Mrt John Sprow, Jr ., E•nest Gri!Dm, Raymond Heaberlin. Mrs-:- Elwood George and infant soD, Mnt George Bamette and I:"~~ :[em'::~:\!! with ·c=~ ':~~~~....tAl~ ~uih • 11"tt Dlf't' 1 •.. } ll'a tbe 11111111 old olory In the lleld and JJ of liD from tbe llntt.f-10. Totala - U--1&-M. fkutla ot tbe 8£0 Clul AA DJ. Bettled for 21 of 11 PORTSMOUTH (till) - ....,.,, baakelbill toumamen1 ot fielders and 12 oilS cbarltlel. 10 S 21; Gilpin, 1-0--2: IAtlilelll. CJ!IIi)ootbe never trailed ver, ~; Cyrua, 1-3-2; Portamouth VI. Cltllllcolhel Oteaapeake, though tbe Cava- Novinger, 7-5-1~; Battle, Altholigb recorda <>l prevloua had to break 'a 57-67 Ue 1-11. Totalt - 28-IZ--ta. • IIJ V...., , _ Wnwf; ' I ,, , _ Otllllcothe (59} - Marlin, ,ake ~;~::·~ bave either won or to win it. a• 1n tbe dlatrlel flDals Ron Martin bit IJ, B rue e -0--18; CambeU, II)' Ualted PniliJtk<nlllle!tll 25 tlmea 1n lbe last 30 years. Bunch 15, CompbelUland Greg Bunch, ·&-3-15; Cook, ll-'1-1 The Ramblers ready , _ AlrM ,. 0 n tbe lea•t 11....., that way. Cook 10 1n the balauced Cbllli- 10; wnu., 2-1-1. TOTALS nunble. SouitiJ..\ Last rught, PortamOuth'o cothe atlack. Curry'W 21 24-11-59. weal C<ll!ference title and 1 Oldo C.llece Athena Dlelrlct Cla118 and Tucb Griffin's 17 paced CHESAPEAKE (581 Defending cliamplon to lbe NCAA toomament by Ulllted Preto I ' au.at 7 basketball kings roared In- Chesapeake, which concluded fin, 6--5--17; Shockley, ol llllnois Is In the NCAA beating Taaa Cluistlan. &(ID.) 103 " to the finals by knocking with a 19-3 slate. 14· Curry 9-3-2!· CoiHns ketball · toumament 00 66. rou IIWntalbeda two-point Oblo Ua!Ytnlty II " elll· from the ranks ol lbe Athens 1641 _ Gustavl<lll,: f Bo~e, 1_._:2, Totai. thing of a "pus" but lead untO l :tt to 10 wben Dick Fenn eo camegie Tech 74 ·~ beaten, 68-64 behind 1 _ 1_ 15 ; Fll2gerald, 3-2- 24-IG-51. Utlnk the Hamblen won'l Stringfellow's two J.ree throws ~ ·• 1 strong defense of tallng fourth quarter spree by Coon, 9-3-21: Glbsbn, 2-3 Chtlllcolhe ....... 16 35 411 Iitle. tied lbe seore to send the Olalo C•IJ nee Larry Hisle. . Robr, 0-1-1; Duneao, z- Chesapeake ....... 12 20 44 Th~y·ve reeled ell six teaDIJ into overtllne. Bennie Akron 52 Wittenberg 51 ~title) . Chillicothe ·spllled victories tc> r&1ae their LenOll sank the two clinching NAIA Dlslrlct 11 · tered In the environa of Chester, Tuppers Plams and 511-58 In the second game to to 21).5 and what's rree throws In lbe secOnd over- Cedarville 113 eastward to the.Ob!o River see the next 12 months as the the right to toss f'· 1••, aJkiang' have averaged 9f points time · Steube .... _ 11 (Finaloo) d ...,,~ t1 f t '" ""' ZANESVILl-E (UPIJ game in lbe otreak. Villanova, tbe country'a sevDvwc ·" when the Tornadoes' long o..,....a on cou~ Y the glllterlng 17-S PortsTbree members of the uonGHT KESULTS Clais A b~sketball comes Joan end, at least temporanly. record in Thursday's 8 belteD ZoneavlUt Rosecrans Loyola made II llx ID a row entiJ..ranked team. whipped SeRaclnio, With only regular fin Is lb wi ad Iggest e b,,.. _J:.oll ··-m, rated ··- No. Tuesday nigh.I ·with • 103-&'1 lrl· ton Han, IIIII-~, to end Ill reg- By Ullilell Pres• lllleiaJII "' . • •"'-· Price back _ ,. h a 1 that finished the season · a • e nner . vane """"'" """ h Ohl u·-• . 'th ular season wtth a :IZ-3 record. NEW YORK (UPI) - obDn)' ...,.,., .. ldn' lJko to build year on the oquad. to the Columbus Regtonals, 1 Clall A team lo the olale, ump_ over o '"vem1y WI Forward Riehle Moore ICOl'ed 11ll0, New Yorlt, GOd: . coitCii I I th IJ.II I waa a nip and tuck game were IUIPOIIded from seitool Leslie Hunter ,seoring 31 poUlts 40 points to lead I he Herschel Jacobi, 1~~~ .:·~ ~ou::::.:?; :'n:b~=rd~ ole lbe laat a the way, tied, 12 limes a~ me Tuesday lor dlselpllnary rea- and Ron Mlller contributing 26. while Nick Wertman had New York I. '"._' Y. . . ---'·· oil as large. He bit 117 of fln&lly swung Portsmooth s NEW YORK (UPI) -HeaVJ•-1 aons. . Tile Ramblers led, 52-42. polnla for Seton Han 20 le 30 point over w bed by Hisle's heroics Sc•ool author!Uea did ""' ballltme as !bey swept to lbelr Duquesne tuned . their opponenla next season. In- FGA, 47 of 81 FTA, Larry Coon who ~pped weight champion ~i~~~~ ~ reveto! the cause of lbelr ac· I In Toumamertt l deed, It may be Eastern that rebounds, and scores 281 points for •Atbellll got b I s Clay Is the center of lion, built Involved one star'; Nationah vltatlon ruoiVaway with lbe scoreo. . for the highest average on d Ilona today In a deal SMALL COLLEGE RATINGS wit a ~77 win over St. 1 'th 1.38 t • Ia Cllrtalniy there will be a team, 14 per game. pu~~U::: on. ~ Yn'::n milllollll of dollars f'mor:D~=~ ~ er and lwo lop reserves. llooo · NEW. YORK (UPIJ -Tile cis. Willie Somerset scored 8 . ( huge <lose i.J. dlo element of ao«man, who came on to fill Hiale lid ~ ~ the-ring activities, a " erans, No. I 1D the ftnaf UP! United Press Jnternalioital points to raise his · . eoblpetltion given county Cla.slin gaps ori the squad well Into a jumwent:;, i·11~ scla tlveoltheWIUiamMorrisagen- raUncs ollhe aeaaon, meets 11163-64 small college scoring tolal w 1,104 MUNDI~ A tM'ltetba!l. This ultimately the schedule, bit 38 of ISS FGA, his leper WI to · ltho P y,lr cy disclosed. delendlnl slate ebamplon Dm rating! with ftrst-place Francis' Sand) Williams taltled l ' ' 23 o1 47 FTA ot 132 rebounds am on P w 0 pa den Tburllday nlgblln the Ma,., and final regular season 30 points to end the season mllit ba,l'OCOrdedth as good mecl- and scOred llfi gpolnls av 7 6 ' throws no a one-and-on "I don't know how rumors of lelia Dlstriet Toumamonl. lost record• In parentheses: o 27.3 average bettering the !cine :lor • sport. ' ·• · · situation with 49 seoonda this deal leaked out." said Jer· Team• school mark of 2'1J set by Here'a die Eaglea for next =~lbeh!:.":, lis~ then wooldn't even let ry Brandt. a MMrislalent man· t. Evansville (SO) (21-3) America Maurice Stokeo. C"-r up.;lhenl'sa~ . ·: year, 'iflll> Wise's summary .of se ' ·' take a shot at tying It, ager.' "It's true, but I can only Oblo 111gb Sebool Basketball z G ~ T bound Provl- 1 d to find !Hue performances (grade In plain dlat wllh normal Jmprove- the ball and scoring the say at this time that. it's the 87 Qnlted Press 3: p~~ ~~~~:~ (;:;~) den:':::.: Utah State, an eaay way school Indicated as ol ne~t mont In shooting expected with er with 16 seconds I ft richest deal ever negotiated TouruaJDenla 4. Youngstown (:!S-2) Jim Stone scoring thing' '• frOIR a wnhinl Jtar): ' . another year ol expertence, Guard ll<lb Novin:e~ any athlete." Cia"' AA I th machine to a Slllllrt MW Steve Badgely, junior, U of Eaatem could lwve four start- 19 and stev'o Battle 11 to I b AI Da"'•a 5. Ky. Wesleyan (14-7) points or e winners hat. Just look irt Ute YE'--' 15 W'tho 1b1 'f' ,_ 6. Hofstra (21-5) Wayne Estes tallyi•• 33 "1irltsl "1 above the ll hltll 1 25 FGA, 8 of 11 FTA, 9 re- ers· t ng we . ~ . Trojan cause • wh•'le Ertc' ..., Stale '" LOW PAGES .11!t. where mc-<..ooUISe d 'ed 1uha eng h specttc, d 1 In 1 8 1Dayton Belmont 61 7. Fresno State (1) (111-4) for the losers. Utah boUnds, 32 points, av. llO. pom average per sa ' tavson scored 15 and Dick a c t t e ea vo ves Dayton Roth 50 8. (tiel Assumptioo (18-1) scheduled to meet Oregon YOUR FINGERS oo..tHEi Ken Caldwell, senior, (Ill Hartung, Knight\ and Spencer, can 10 to go with Coon's 21 of one-hour spectaculars At Troy 8. (tiel w·rn carolina (Ztl-5) 91 In the first round of the WALKING. -~ moat of this season except for and a healthy CaldweU could Athens ended a brilliant . on television, personal tours. Tecumseh 59 10. St. Coil of Iowa (20.2) tournamenl at Eugene, Ore. two early gam.. ), 5 of 15 FGA, make that array evrden dmorer po- paign 21-1, and actually prod~ct endorsements and the Trotwood·Madi!IOn 56 Second II: u, Wasili"l!ton In other games, North C&r1o-l 17 tent as he Is rega e a me, but to 00 makmg of rhythm blues record ~•ney " Belle!ontam'e , 6 (ot) 7 o1 9 FTA, 8 rebounds, a1 hoote d rd Sl Louis 34 ; 12, Wittenberg 26; lina A&T beat Centre, pOints, av., 8. natur s r. hit 23 of 46 from 1 b come Y reco 8 • AI C&htmbus 13, Southern !Uinols 20; 14. Texas downed Arkansas. Theron Cruise senior Sl of Furthermore, this c ie- team overall will be big, Clay's modest eommenl was: Grove lty 73 get Sound 14; 15, BaU Stale 12; Texas Tech topped Rice. .,.,_,. 1 _ FGA, ol •FTA, 11 6 •• 1 "I'm the prettiest man in Columbus North 68 16, Lamar Tech 11 ; 17, lona defeated Fairfield. 60-59, 1b bounds, 68 polnla, a•. 9.1. ger than any cu seen n sports. And so this deal is very, Neark 60 Columbus Linden 58 and Clark 10; 18, Abilene and Akron topped Wittenberg, liiJIKen ,.FG;\, ~ ol sentor, FTA;70 22Z llshed for heights very pretty - 1n fact it's the Colum bus South 65 tlan 8; 19, Pacific ·Lutheran 6; I~:~ 52-5!. llarlung of county manysomeUmea yeu;s. · ~ --~~=====!!!~; 70 . .,, 1111 . ~Into, av. IS.t. able but It .11 118fe to pregreatest because I'm the Worthington 55 20. Jackson State (Miss.) 5. 1 ,.,. lb E 1 8 tart! fi greateat" IGrandview 64 Other team• receiving three r : r i ' knjght, J!JIIlor, 15 rl. diet a' as et:fl s ng ve Columbus Central 53 or more poinla - Nevads. Coil ', FftA,)Hf S91"l'A, 88 re- next year will average a shade Brandt ol the agency was At AlhtH lege of Idaho ond Otterbein f bound1. II$ (iolnts, av. 12.S. over or under &-3. questioned_ ~Y reporters Portsmouth 68 Athens 64 each. ~ - K®len!Z, senior, 2 ol · Watch lbem go 111 14· Tut!sday mght 10 studto ~n~ of Chillicothe 51 Chesapeake 58 l~f,9A_,, 3 ,ol6 FTA, 3 rebounds, By United Prell International the CQlumkl'>-·1'1'11'1"ds bwlding, At Clnciml•ll CHANGES MIND NEW YORK (UPIJ •~- 2.3. .· Witt~nberg'S A whole season In two where casstus was making a Cincinnati Withrow 65 , i§, ~ • ..Wor, .1 ol t -that's the situatioa boisterous rhf!hm-lJl:blues ~lkCincinnati Elder 50 · . Straub nl. W.e~ ;Point has . ,. oJi'l';\,'6 rebOunds, 2; • lng and slngmg record titled Cl . U LaS 11 68 cided to run In the two•mile II •• u _ ·.·c: · _ . , _ .~. ;t,· ' m' mg the Boston Celtlcs and "The Gan•'s All Here .. nctnna a e 61 (ot) event instead II' .the mile 1"1:"."'!>, •· 7 ___ clnoatl Royals who open · 0 Mariemont • Saturday's IC 4-A track meetll ;~, senior, 811 home-and-home aeries Concerning his future plans, I Cia.. A at Ma<llson Squat~ Garden. o qA, ~~ of S?: FTA, 65 shootd· determine the the champion said: "My hear• AI SpriJIIfleld .. • 218, JI!IID!I, ...... 12.7. IS Basketball Assoclailon's lng at Washington has been Piqua Catholic 45 Anna 'SI Jplut· Rldanour, the. ' slick ern Division champion. back Indefinitely. I mean I he AI Doyton pOrf~ oi Chester and Ter· By United Preta tnternallonal The pressure starts In hearing In which some ol Dixie till Gratis 50 ry;I:J01fmJJJ.'re the Ollly aenlora Wltlenberg's domination ll<lston add switches w senators wanted to know about · · lbe Ohio Conference came w nat! Thursday In a nationally my various contracts with In- NICKLAUS IN LEAD Your Dependable p' ,. •., *haltering end Tueaday night as televised game. , ternational Promotions for DUNEDIN. Fla. (UPI)-Jack 11 By b',r~·~ ~ Akron upset the Tigers, 52-5!, Both teaDII won Tuesday u.GVd'NGj - F I G H T AT Nicklaus has raised his total Dealer F•r OhiO b•~~ ' In the tournament champion- night, Cincinnati defealing Beach last month." golf earnings for 1964 to $12,100 .,....,, ""' ship gamo at Akron. York at Madlsoo Square Yes, cassius plans t<t move to cling to a $1.200 lead over i~Jirte~ ~=tllcbedule: Wittenberg had won lbe tour- den. 117-1011, and Boston defeat- from Louisville. Ky., to New Juan Rodrigue<, who has won AND . AI Wild . QIJI!ent In each ol the four lng Pblladelpnia, 108-94, In Syr· York "so I can be doser to all $10,900. Mason Rudolph, winner Pickup years It had been played. each acuse, N.Y. the different businesses I'm ge~ of the New Orleans Open tour~ (aJ-0) Yi Pl!in!a Valley lime beating Akron In the tiUe Tbe Royal! thus remained ttng into" nament, Is In third place with Fotte'~IU) Eu · '· Ult In fact, the Tigers had two and one half gamea behlnd ---$7,500. AI , flake whipped the Zips Ill consecutive the Celtlca but a sweep would NAMED COMEBACK Pu• n:K 1~ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili Clev- Ell!ll (17-3) va Ash- ttmea over lbe past live years. reduce the Boston lead w a NEW YORK . (UPIJ, - Tom tabula (i7-4) The victory, which put Akron scant half game. Johnson of the Boston Bruins 112 Ton. Excellent Condition. AI Yeuptowa. IIIIo the NCAA college dlvlslon Clnclnnoti was three games was named the Natiooal Hock· Y~ ~ .(1...) n toumament In whlcb Witten- behind the Cellics today In lbe ey League's comehack player YOIIIlllloWft Wllion (IN) berg was nmnerup last loos column with seven gamea 9f the year today by Hockey ll· . , AI c..a,a . . Zip Coach Tony remaining. Boston had eight !Uiltrated. The veteran defenseSoulb (17·2) ~~ Woot' . Tliler Coach Eldon left. man was sideliDed for the final 9 Passenger. Auto. Trons. R&H, tl!r ~~~ , . . · stunned and Wittenberg DIODth ol last season after suiAt- ..,.. . 1c Director Bill Edwards fering an eye InjUry. Clevela!td ~.. _(:10-4) VI abook be dropped the WASHINGON (UPI) Re- Johnson. a first-team NHL cteyeliM, .,lobr;l, ~ (1&-4) broke It during ereatlon vlsita to Natfooal For· Ali.SI!tr four years ago, waa ob.AI Cl• II ••• ,. tJon C*emonleo. esta Increased by It mllllott the talned from the Montreal can.a, llllllord (lS-5) VI Cl?'flnoall AkroD JraU~ only ooce In S. Department of Agri- ~ last Jwte for the $20,(100 6 Passenger. Auto. Trans. R&H, llughtw 111-J!l . · 44, and took the lead aa'l~- ~cul~ture~~re::porla.:!;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~::~·~p~rie:•~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-;;;;;;;;;iiiii ~ .("") va ClnciDn•U and waa never beaded, al Mcl!lchoiN .(14-1) tbqb the acore wu tied . At 'l'loy er8J .times. After tra1J1nc 28-2llll UrbM& (17;tl YJ Spi-lngfleld at the half, Wittenberg e~;ll I· Soulb (IJ-4), 1. • . , back· to tie lhe game Ill 41 6 Passenger Sta. Wagon. Auto; Trans. AI Odtrd with 4:26 left. FITS YOUR BUILDING PLANS, CollraiD (lW) ¥1 · Tayi.Gr IIGN Fllller Seoreleao Radio and Heater. 8 Cylinder. (14-1) .. , I , . AkrliD repined the ~ Jit Lft(IUI and Little LMgue ~. ~~~ . ~~ Tala- loud It 4&-48· with. U2 left, wltldl (\4ji) . ">; , lbougb lbe Tlgart bad a shot ~- ~! ' 'lllimlna It with :15 teeantiJ . ~ ~~ c and ;the ,Zips ~ng 52-5!. Mai'lon . ~iboJIO, ·(f.lJ) 91 AI Tbrasher, fi'lltenberg'a Liddni Vallet (~U) tle AtJ.Amerlc.!i ·Who oldeWIIIll. UAJ '" . Unac1 lllUCii ol .the II08S<l1l with ·~- U~· (»If • JQJUri!l..liiols itie -,l:...th .l,.ed time Orvnle Parker, Rt . 2 Vinton, Grove community, W. Va., who ,..,.... rna n111' P9rtSmmith Trojans hltern Hllb lcllool buketeen· are expected to m one of tbe1r i!tlo~ blcllln many yean In 1964-65 eouaty, ~onill'imd .~t-lf not mo~honors. · PGacb 'tlob W~ ill! t l!lying much about n!l~ (wby lhould be?~ lias many pleaalng recollections tbli l~Naon to think about, having sh8red In his first sea· son the SVA,C title with North Gallla). However, Mr. Willi b~ prepai'ed a 111111111ary of what his sophomore ail4 ')llmor packfl!IIQU8d t!ld the put ~ months and llltbolly cUI. see nest ,IN!UOn should be even better. •Coti\lle With tbla the fact that Racine may be down a 11~ uext year, 11.1.1 unde.-standable why cage fp_ns clus· entered infant son, Mrs. Gomer Donal. i . 's EaP'.•.es_Loo East • ern ·. mas r:l Cage Power Next Season • Bulld~gs 011~tCd , By . t'J"ff:m . . .ltD .EI . .• ____..I I IJi'ilill..__________ I Hlll&er bospital in the past %1 ly, Luther Pinkerman, Elbert G•bson, Mrs. Milton Myer, Mrs. KIIIIMib Boater, Mrs. Harry B~k. 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Frank for ~. · Elizabeth Sinatra Jr. kidnaping tnal. Robinson, 49, Roote ! Irwin, a 4t-year old house Pleasant, will be held painter described by his ottO!"· ~~!;=~r~2 p.on. at th• Stev- ney, Glad)s Towles Root, •• a i Home. Burial wiil !"kindly" man, Is accused of cemetery. aiding and abetting the kodnapRobinson was f o u n d I ing of the young smger by helpon the Ovrl Hollow Road 1ing to guard hom at a Canoga !!!~~ morning by her hu .. Park hiot-out house afoer the Joe Roblnoon. Coroner Dec. 8 abduction from a ~e_ Oll,vor Eshenaur stated she dead at least 24 hours Mason QJunty Pros- I Attorney Cecil B. Dean Senate Probers Haggle over Quantity ~f . ~ ~ Witnesses Yet to be CalledAbout-~aker . ~~t,!~ ~~0 :~ ~~ 'Kindly' Co-Defendant in Kidn · Tak St d apn!~~ ~otel an ANGELESw~· Wahama Band MembefS go t 0 AU . --- ----· ~-~- -- ;~~-~~~~·:~ Friesz is . d :New Presi ent ·Of Local Qub Tu~sday, Bed Spreads s c 5th-6th Grades Of New Haven Win Cage Title IRONING BOARD PAD and COVER LAMP POLE PANS TABLES $1·'' SJ.97 LAMP SHADES 7 77 EXTENSION CORDS PROMPTNESS COTION DUSTERS $2···... LISTERINE Dutton Drug Co. 98! SPECIAL 2 FOR 1 SALE I WHEN: Thurs., March 5th & Friday, March 6th ,WHERE: Mcaure's Dairy Isle, Middleport ,, WHAT: Our New Krlst-0 Shakes ·.·WHY: So Our Friends Can Try Our New ~us SWlt Drink (· . . · ·, Come In And S.. Bonnie, Jim, J.ck ancl So~WY ., MARCH TOOL S~LEf CHOOSE FROM 40 ' VALUES UP TO $1.59 WJ~ choice for the do-lt-Jour¥lf. . .. ne~d 1 arou.,_d the Jlopl..~j/:.: · screwdri•m, . ~n, set..,,. It, you;:Llind. 11'11 !hi · IIWI, drtli bill, ·. onl7 . . .. IT~ ,.. ' WALL PAINT $1·'' $,.00 BUNNIES PAINT 225 WOMEN'S COATS GO ON SALE THURSDAY Our Coot buyor hat nloctod tho Pomoroy Sto,.. to cloor out all tho ,..molnlng Fall and Wlntor Cooh from our 14 storos. All of th11o fino Coots-Over 200 of thorn-will go on solo Thursdey, March 5th, at prlc11 thot will uve our cuotomon In tho Pomoroy Area 'h ond mo.... Chooso now from this torrlflc -rtmont of casuol, dr- ond fur trlmmad COIItoOnco o yur ulo you won't wont to miss. ---A COMPLETE .CLEAR-OUT EVENT-- HOSE I ·::sr. FINAL ClEAR AN C EI THURSDAY -- FRIDA Y - S A T U R D A Y ALL COATS UR STORES MOVED TO POMEROY · - .88 !• PERCOLATORS • PRINTS COMING IN UKE AUON • $6 6 6 ·NEW HAVEN The Shoe Box 1 BATH MATS • . •3·" MASON Mrs Oliver is Honored With Stork Shower -~ = 3 ROOMS New Furniture $299 MU Festival • • $50,000 of the ransom, accord• Nev., supported' McLendon U.S. mal'lhab have heeD unable affairs. ing to the FBI, but then drove the oommlttee staff. He south to San Diego County and the inquiry should be surrendered at his brother's unless Investigators could home. a new aspect to Both Irwin and codefendant case. In fleet d rlbed S<otl Dloagrees MASON- Several band mem- Amsler have e esc But Sen. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., bers of Wahama High School the third defendant, Keenan, as He ·said "we have a entered lhe Marshal] Universi- the mastermind of the kidnap of witnesses and we think ONLY ty Festival held recently at the plot. should be called." Scott SHOB . RID $30.00 Down-BII•nce on University. To be eligibl~ t h e Amsler, a onetime amateur said be would list their names Cenvenlont . ,.,... students mu~t h~ve obtai~~d 8 1boxer and, professional skin.closed session, adding that 8 .-: Mrs. Robinson ts survived by superior ratmg m. th~ re 610081 diver, cqinpleted a two-day had been mentioned in preher husband, Joe; three daugh· festival held earlier m Febru- stint Tue$day on the witness testimony. !Bo, Mrs. Roy Belarger of Iary. . stand and insisted he was told FURNITURE CO. itbode l!land, Mrs. Homer I Students receiving supcnor by Keenan that the kidnaping witness stand that the Incident MASON. W. VA. ilack. Ona, W. Va., Mrs. Wal-l rating who partoctpated In the was 8 "publicity stunt" an.~ WIJ anything but a bona fide MIDDLEPORT, 0. ter Jordan, Huntington; on elfestival were : Jenn~fer Zerkle, "there would be no trouble lkidruoplnog. lon, John Huchins, Milton Fl.or- Gratus Aldridge, Phd Cook and because young Sinatra knew li:ia; two step chlldren, Mike Janet Hoffman, saxophone quar- about it beforehand. lad Jeff Robinson, both of Bar- tet. . . . Sinatra has denied from the boursrille and her foster moth- Others rece1vmg superior rat· ~=:::.:._':::=...:_:__ ____ FOAM BACK NEW FAST COLOR REG. 79c REG. $3.99 irt Mrs. Allee CUmmons, Bar- ings were Janell Call, flute solo; COTTON TERRY FANCY SPRING DRESS iKunvl~Ie . Mary Foster, oboe solo; Gary • lo', ASST. · Friends may call at the Funer- Stewart, trumpet solo; Jerry tl Home. Hall, baritone solo; Sharry Flesher,..,cJarinet solo. Fancy printed cotton terry Bath The Wahamo High School New assortmest - pre~ ~~prtnr Reg. 79c value Ironing Mats with heavy non dtid foam Reg. p .ll9 Bed Spreads. One patterns - florala - g~ometric;a. ~.Elmo White Falcon Band under the Board Pad and Cover. See back. Assorted patterns. Re&U)ar large croup. Large 1ast. of colModerns. 36 inches wide. All (aft direction of Thomas Reed will MASON _ Mrs. Robert 011$1.00 value. these for value plus. Shop colors. present two additiOnal concerts ver, Mason, was honored on ors, full size, shop early, '' early. this week on March Saturday evening with a stork DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE .3rd, the group will play at shower given at the home of ···, Glenville State College and on Ml'l. John Grandstaff. Assisting ~' Thursd~y, ~arch 5th at Marsh- Mrs. Grandstaff as hostesses , all Umvers1ty. were Mrs. Luther Tucker and ea ea ~ POINT PLEASANT - Elmo Joann Oliver. Friesz was elected president of Game were played and prlztbe Hidden Valley Country Club ., won by Mrs. Thomao Reed for tha coming year. Mr. and Mrs. James Proffitt. Mrs. Friesz succeeds William C. Eileen cartwright received the SEAMLESS . f]llmour. door prize. : Elected to serve with Friesz Attending were the honoree SHEER NYLON. • trere: Carroll E. Kennedy, vice and Mrs. Jack Paugh, Mrs. jtresldent: Ralph Warner, secFrances Oliver, Mrs. Luther ,f i:etary, and Mrs. Jean Jewell, MASON- New Haven 5th and Tucker, Timmy and Terry, Jo~easurer. 6th grades won the Band area ann Olive~' Mrs. Thomas Reed Be~t spring •ha4es. Irret· Bob Butcher was appointed Grade School Basketball champ- and Debboe, Mrs, James Prof· ulm of bigber priced head a CGmmlttee to lnvesti- ionship played at Wahama !itt, Mrs. Eileen Cartwright, oeamless to .lt nylons. - · 8\!o Jale the possibilities of a lift High School by a score of 10 to Mrs. Grandstaff, Kathy, Terry ftdlng frol11 number 6 green 5 Their opponent was Mason and Pam. Sending. gifts were · DISCOUNT PRIC!I to number 7 tee. 1· _ !th and 4ith graders. Tro- Mrs. Mable P~ckens, Mrs. Lena . The condition of the were presented to New P,ickens, M~. Helen Barker, leading to the coonlry club and lind Mason No. 1 f 0 r Mrs. Villa Lee. Mrs. Belva ppssible improvements were. and second place. Roush , Mrs. Helen Howard and cussed by the board of dorec- The first game of the tourna- Mrs. Harry Bumgardner, tors. . fent started on Friday IJe.. '.. The annual membership tween Mason No. 11 and New AIRMAN REASSIGNED meeting was set for March 16 Haven, with New Haven t h 8 MASON - Airman S t co .n d and the next meeting of the winning team The second game Class Howard W. McM~ton, board will be March 13. on the same. evening was be. son of Mr. and Mrs. Mamue M. tw~n Clifton-West Columbia M~Million of Mason, Is being DIXIE ~RAHD MIRRO-MATIC · Pleasant "alley Hospl!al 3 TIER versus Mason No. 1. ~'he score re-assigned to Shaw d AFB, . S. C. . "' Ml E J h M . 11 ' AD TI' I on I . ~ r, was 23-22 in favor or Mason. following his gra. ~ataon 1rom OUTSIDE GLOSS ALUMINUM METAL G~Us Fer~y; Elmo Adkms, The two loseT"s, Mason No. c1e technical traam~g course .:.'l UTILITY Ortmms Landing: Mrs. Lester II nd Clifton-West Columbia for United States Aor Force 4 QUART PRESSURE l1nroe, Crown ~Ity; Mrs. Paul comapeted with Clifton-West Co- radio equipment repairman at Whit• and Colon Rupe, Crown City: Mrs. Ron- 1 b'18 . . Keesler AFB Miss. He Is a 3 socket with 1hade. Dixie ato.so paint in 10 popwmmng. ' HI h 8 lei White G Ill Us Mrs Wil um Adjustable Iarap pole. White enamel finish . 3 ' a ~ ; · • Ribbons were presented to the graduate of Wahama S ular color• and white. Bu.y Many utea. See these. tier table mounted on Uam Bosh, Gallipolis: Wllllam players and cheerleaders who school and atwnded Marshall Big 4 quart size pres!ure pans by Miryour pajnt now. You will want several casters. Complt:te wJth ·Howard Grimm, Letart • Mrs. ti . ted · the toornament University. ro Aluminum. For better, qukker Nellle; $milb, Mason. par copa on . at tblo price. Shop ear~lectri.cal ouUet. cookin1. ly and ave. DISCHARGED: Roy Allen Oldakit, Galllpolis Ferry: Gellon Disc~unt !IandY Utchfield, Apple Grove: Pr1ce • Jloelty Sturgeon, Gallipolis FerVICTOR BRAND t'J; Mrs. ames Bentz and oon, -h VINYL LATEX &yracuse; George Lanter, ilde; TwiJa Rickard, Letart (ex22 CUP AUTOMATIC fired). I MIRRO-ELECTRIC Whlto and Colon I : BlRTH: A daughter to Mr. Qtifck drying vinyl latex for walls lind Mrs. Paul Rupc, Crown Package of 3 Extension and celllnga ol all7 room. Wblte 'CIIJ, Ohio. Corda. 8 ft., 9 fl and ~d a colors. Save at the Bonanza. Fully automatic. DIKOUnt 'rice Choice of fino tamp 12 ft. length. JACK: FOR SURE ollades. Values to $2.119 Party Percolator,$ makea up to 22 • LOUIS (UP!) - Jack ( eupa of perfect Go lion ~hir drives around _town In eoHee. ••ch p automobile of ancoent vmuch ·!He on which he tell~ one and 11ll thai he ls a "Jack of All WOMEN'S NEW SPRING Tradt!S" and "Master of Some." When you're in a· hurry, loptur offers servires from flquae wiring and roofing to art it's good to know that your druggist can JUJt arrived. New .Prilii du•tJeuons In drawing, painting erw in plain eoloro and prlnta. ·•nd oculpture. All this and more be depended on to fill your prescripBill choice ol patterns In popu' Is printed on the body of the lar eolton :labrlca. Compare at tion as promptly as possible and •utomoblle. .a.ll9. Aloo visible: Player pianos always right to the letterl REG. B9c VALUE repaired; oil paintings cleaned: BIG PLUSH antique restoration; plumblng itld lree pruning, carpentry, jissonry, repairs to automoReg.' 89c value. BIJ oile, Ills plu.sh bunny Lloterlbe. BUJ oevorol bUes, musical Instruments, pow· bits to please tbe kid· DOW at thta IDW 1... price, er mowen:, electric appllandiet ;&t E11ter ttme. N. 2nd Ave. Mlddl1p0rt !;es. welding, brazing and even an autopsy performed was · dooe Tuesday in and the findings n• evidence o1 violence death was due to natural The Sheriff's departJs snt bt st'gatlng the 1ved. t t t h of Mrs.ea mLb~son': on the road to ascertain ·any criminal negligence has . li • the ,..., --• ltll' daya ot ·poenaa. Cooper waa noported ot c:urs1on Clyde Amsler' -· a2S lwit'n..,., shoold be oalled at McLendon II espected to sea on an P . Worthington Keenan, · h•arlngs on lhe financial at- outline tha of tile lnvestt-. McLendoll said Peek bajl In a statement entered In tha fairs or fotlllf\r. Senate aide and make his operated wlth lntervlewerr! 1bo record of the trial last week by Robert G (Bobby) Baker. lor a termln• CGmmlttee """""'! aalcl lit Federal Bureau of Jnvestlga' date. would tk,clde ·llllorllr . wileD lion (FBI) agents, Irwin told Lennox P. McLendon, apeclal The three ll'ibteasea on tap are to call Smathers'• f~ olde. . lbaum how he d•ove young Sinatra 1counsel for th! Senate Rules Mlaml Baker resigned his ,11,112-• 8 8 8 from IJle hlde-<>ul house to a . s11d there weno real ..~~ man:' Jaok B. Coo- year Senate . Job Oct. 7 point near the youth's mother's only thy a wealthy MJarul buslnes• some dofalsbls pulnbllcg.. He home In Bel-Air and released and Scott Peek, former nesa e """" 1 him after payment of the that Ia pertinent." asSlstant to Sen has cited . the First, Foorib. 000 ransom mooey by Frank mlght be othel'l, Fl · Fifth and SWh AJneDdmenu to Sinatra Sr. on reporlsdfrom In- George~::~;;;.! a. lhe Constitution In ~~ In the tiel · . tJ tors and to testify about hts llnanclal Irwin accepted approximately Sen Howard W Cannon, Commlttee lnves ga .~~e-rangme ,. ' IUb- ~lnreea wpositnl~o':t~~a ~ta~! 1) • • I ,,,, FULL LENGTH WINTER COATS REGULAR $16.95 VALUES Take your choice of these fall and winter styles that are w.orth '16.95 and more. Dressy and ea&ual styles WUAL AND DRESS COATS REGULAR $22.95 & $24.95 VALUES $ in$ Choose from a bJ& selection of plain and fur trimmed stJieo buth dresa and casual type.o, Fine quality fabries in wools, ·and blends. Buy a coat now for the remaining cold weather wear this year and for next year. Either way you'll save up to 50%. in fine blended fabric1. Wide choJce of colora and eiZes. Don't mioo this once a ·yeir ~ Tbe barg~U.. ani terrifle; for best eholee, ~. · early FINAL CLEARANCE FINAL ClEARANCE BIG EXTRA VALUE GROUP-CASUAL STYLES FUR TRIMMED COATS THAT SOLD UP TO $39.9S $ Don't mlss this extra value eeJecUon. AU tbe coati from our 14 stores tbat sold for $:19.95 to t39.95 sre included. None reserved, Outstanding styles tor dreete and casual wear. Come In thl' weekend and buy on• of these fine coat.. at savings up to:eo%. Whether you bQy to wear now or for next year your 11 Vinga are great. Many atyles, man,y eolol'l, many I arbrica. Each FINAL ClEARANCE PRICE -FINAL CLEARANCE GIRLSFALL & WINTER COATS Over 100 Coati for Glrlt, all roduc.d for quick Mlllng. Savo "h on •very coat. lor WHrlng now or lor nllil fall. Th- voluoa are unbutablo onywhoro. Good rongo •l-, 3 to 14. Many stylet and ,colon to chooso from. GIRLS COATS GIRLS COATS GIRLS COATS VALUES TO $9.95 'VALUES TO $12.95 VALUES TO $16.95 SIZES 3 TO 14 Don't mlso this biJ bsriala Jl'OUP flue quallty warm fall 1114 winter eoot.. in 1l7les thai will plea10 1111' little Jlrl. Save over '~ Dow. . SALE I SIZES 4 TO 14 SIZES 7 TO 14 Fint wool and ble.nded fabrico Jn a biC choice of atyle1 for . Choooe trom in oulalandlng aroup l!lrll. Coats !rom our 14 lloreo aow on sale at Pomeroy f 0 r ' qulcit and final . eluranc~. ~I , lll.IDy colon and many &tylet. SALE! $ Cuual and Dressy trim. Fino fabrio · and blends in of Coata, ma117 with fur ·.'1 j' SALE I ·••S:, • Each �,_ ' J ~ f I ··•,'-AJ ~ . ~ J.IIPl... " x Computers Fl"ndi"ng VI"tal Role ··n ~· ~· · • '} Tari ' "ff Negotiallons • • NOW ~ Dternattona lla~c ~~·11!!1!18 'fold .Effe<it oui the ft.iocli <I priipilied reo;;e: they made """ ..... nob .Jo. To delerllllne tile effeell ol llrlfl chllllliH. ravlnp In at lllt!C •orad 1o o:ampale' Jill 111 IIIII I nero•·on propoo.llt, EEC On both lldel, lllo ~ iDitallltiOnl. ' tud.ed aw~ IIIIo 1M .. _ olflclalt uoed t'UIIIPIII«W . at ""' not used to 1111ia the dido 'l1lelr role ln helplnc 1M IU <rf~ r1. the INCblnel. "'llal)' . ...... ~~u~: to ,._tllll eotloctcr and ljl(llllnll t11t . . . 111 t~~e bJslcry ot !be. Ub1W · ~ • • · . 1D eat!b eue, the mooll!nes • data. ' •INI!dY Ia ftll bcrim 111!1 lltll States, revloed tarlfh ..t1 ott. ', · If JBs&E !lOGUE tiona. thla fiscal year. will be """ ·•ll•r l•n•thv Pf'081'8mmllll! • The madllnel alNady play a publicllod; and ll trill....,. aa len have borne the natnell rl. •' .. , ,VPI f'lnaaolal Editor lt doesn't mako policy: Coo·j$800 mtiU<M': nus amount Ia •z· ...,. Ill••• the 1111: .of wwt1n1 major role Ill ·the natlon't de- more and more data on loa pey- -!Qrl or ......-nlallv11 wbo l ~ 'JU:W YORK (UPI)- A IIlii- greoo does that But when tt peeled to trople by 11170. . :t:WIIIf1'1ng computer doesn't comes down to what Ull<!d to be A UP! Washif111on' dl&paldl We~~~~~~ rllbt to 'iilHo much nolae Jn comparl· the paper and pen area, 11 really said government computers • Um•l qUODI!U... with a Congrooaman de- goes to work · in this case thooe at tile Bureau 'lendlnt • hlgb tarllf rate on a LorJest Cuslomor or the Cenlllls • were caUed 1D JiHduct of his district. ' The largest · development . to aid negotlators doing work .o;. BUt the versatile computer, should cause no surprise to per- preliminary to the conference, He !'!!ad to find new jobs to ·sons to have kept tnck ot the beginning at Geneva, Switzer· I 118; now has a growing rolf to which the reder&l gov- land, May 4 of memhers of the tremendously rom;dex ernment puts the ever-improv- generaJ agreement on tariffs . ·ff~=~ ing machines. Busin~s MoGrow-Hlll publication, ;~l:lll:te~rn;a:U:ona;l~la=rl= Open 7 Dayt WHk current ls.ue notes that week. and trade-s. In lis The United States has a goal Uncle!or a 10 per cent cut of moot Sam Is the largest oinRJe custo- jtarllfl. Members of the Euro- Star mer for commercial and scien- ·pean Economic Community I tiflc data processing equipment. wanted 1 number of ex- SUPER DISCOUNT Food Markets Bureau of the Budget esti- empUons; and there are ne.orlv I mates total direct government 6,000 commodities involved outlays for data proceiSlng in the American side alone. You wW find low diacount rooct prieea on all your JfGneed.s every day o1 tbe j ; o•eo& and you will find tbue I Church Knowledge Pickens, Mrs. John Chattin, Mrs. Fred Spencer, Mrs. Roy only at the Bn&bt Is Circle 1'opic Burgess, Mro. W. H. FogleFood MkU. <11 MASON "Know T h Y song, Mrs. Miles Brown, Mrs. Ohio, and Mason. Church" was the topic Marvan Frame and Mrs. Les~ t• no need lor ed wben the Mary C i r c le of ter Zerklec •t ~'"' to look further. j WSCS met on Monday evtning _·- - - at the Masoo Methodist Church. Bargain Super 1 Mn. Russell Capehart was in Marcus W eo11er II "l~ Discount Food Mkt. charge or this portion of th • Next to Drin·ln Theatre program. Readings were given Repruentati11e MASON, W. VA. by Mrs. Ruoaell Barton, Mr •· Fred and Mrs. R a Y MASON. - The. Mason Cou.n~ Bright Star Discount Proffitt.Spencer : Mrs. Ralph Pickens I';' ExtensJO.n Advisory CommitFood Market -i read the scripture. FoUowing a tee, at their luncheon meeting 113 W. Seeond St. group dist'uoslon the devotionthe Gold Room at Gene ' al sf.'rv ice was closed with Ball's, Pt. Pleasant, on Wednes- Spring and Easter ! Phillips Sisters Style Shop Court St., Pomeroy In The AmHrlottle SCOT TOWELS CRISCO OIL ".19C 24oz. 11 roll bottle 1 . 1 the bison We have • line 11lectlolt ., cmt l'ilildl; P -· Pnl,. ·end If Lyons Clover Farm ·Stdie: . . ROUTE NO.7 TUPPERS PlAINS RACINE .. . ( ,__ I Nothing to Buy-Just Register! ROUTE NO. 124 RUTLAND .,,,. OHIQ ,,. ·, ' . • ;,, Clll .. *MEAT DEPT. SAVINGS • WIENERS , SAUSAGE B·A ·CON ,. ~ ..~.... e • ' Dtvld Dtvlto ludclye .. Wtlnut - · ......... lk>MW.I... - , lfllned MlhDII7'Y ..._, ' . , -\' ..' ., ' ' r:. e . e e .e .. •, 3··, .L · '/~ Plorhll Minh Sladl"' color. 21.000 VoHI Picturt ,...,. r GRAPEFRUIT. 5/;~ .-:'- eSAVINGS BY THI IAGI'ULe Teen Queen lrand Cream.· Style • CO~RN.. . • • I DOC'fOR SAYS . . , :. i OR THAT SPECIAL OCCASION FOR EASTER K· ::.- !!R~c::3.kEt For that "something very special" Whatever the occasion ... mark it with a Keepsake, the gilt that wiN alwaJS be remembered, alwaya worn. Cuaranteed perfect (or replace- ment assured], permanently rellh;tered and protectettagainst loss. Modern or traditional, there's a IC.eepsake that expresses it best. , ......Jdl • ...,..., ~ ..._ 1...1. . ,-....,. r.. Appropriate Jewelry Gifts for all Occasions I LOOKIE ~ LOCKIE~ .1 WANTED 3000 •' TO TRY OUR .•• \ \ I ·, . ••• FAMILY ECONOMY PACK OF Mr.. . r.on :::~:'.."':"~... ::u:~!t.!1 BROASTED CHICKEN . · CHICKEN WI....., lte-IIMI V,iwk . ~ . . APP'' LIS ~l''·. ' '- )• 4 '~~ 39t . ' I '8UY (, manned space ~hip sometime this year, according to Soviet cosmonaut Yurt Gogarin. · The spaceman, who arrived here for an eight-day visit Sun- · day, also denied reports ?' a recent Communist space dtsaoler. · "No Soviet ~onauts. have ever been kllled, he claimed. .... 'ONE. ·WHOLE, . . ' $150 ..._.ToAGorc~enarown • :-· ,., Middleport S O~~~t ~ c,;o 0 MIDDLEPORT, 0. A- am &e. 1 gel such severe cramps in my I<R• at night that I have to jump out Ill. 'dew lnd In naxt week'• eel. . what ean 1 do to 1 top MAR. 4 them? II'~~>, Shop now, you may llo • winner. The Pomeroy Shakeapeare By Wayne G. Bnmdoladl, M.D. A- Aitboagh tbe crampe !bat '4'1,1. · · Club will meet Wedneaday al Q-What eoa141 Clloto come on suddenly wben yoo are h,: :. · ,:;.·- , ..- . . - - - - - - - - - - - m. al the home of Mrs. mares ID an elderly persoo? in hed can be very painful, they lfRil~11 Warner. A-AIIIHiagb Jllgktmares are are not due to any serious dioBUSTER BROWN. The Mlddlepurt Literary Club much more common In children ease. E1tending and hending wtll meet Wedn""<!&Y· Mllf"b 4 and young adullll, they may oc:.legs rapidly or getting out al tho bome of Mi!s Be.s&l San- cur at any age. Some persoM bed and walking a lew steps bom. Miss Susan Park and Mra. appear to have 1 •poclal proneusually slop tbem. Y o u '?F; Cb11rlea Bradbury will present ness to them. should then find and maintain . f~~ the program, Roll call will be It b 1 bee believed th 1 0 comfortable positioo in bed. a Nobel or Pulitzer winner as ong n a . . ' ea111111 a beavy meal before or V1tamm D may "~ARCba.I Ord of tiring will cauae . you, but you should conEvangeWH> pier, er your doctor about 1 he the Eastern Star, will meet This Is true Insofar as the ou lbnuld take. Tbursday evening at 7:30 p. m. ~g or overeating cauaer . Y at tbo Masonic Temple In Mid' discomfort. Physical distress Q-Uoady Willi are the ftrs! dlepol1. Jnitlalary work wlll he any part of the body whether 1 1 blood -empllfted by the chapter. All lull stomach or a lull bl~~~~: ;sy~m;;ptoms of a au ty pres· Can It be noticed withmembers are urged to attend. Is often associated witb out bavlng a doctor take It? l,'aot Chiefs of Magoolla Tem- ening dreams. pie Pytblan Sisters wiD meet If the victim has. been ac: Tburaday evening at the home customed to eating Ju&l before o1 Mrs. Adam Eberabadl. retiring, he should try abstaJn. The Pomeroy Bend C!Uzens ing from food f<r three or more Band Radio club,' the Auxiliary hours before going to bed and and famllles will bold a skating oee whether that belps. ln some · Tbunday • 7:30 p.m. at persons, the taking of sedatlvea, ·. rink 011 ·Route sleeping pills, anlthlstamlilica, tranquilizers or appetite depres7. MAR. I santa juRI before retiring may The Catholic Women's club of cause nightmares. the Saered Hearl church will Obatruc!ion of the n&sal paomeet Friday following tho l,en· sages and oleeping with too ten services. mucb or too lillie covering · MAR. I are other [101181ble causes. NlshtTlie W.S.C.S. of Heath Meth- maroa may also follow seeing a odlsl Church will meet · Mon- horror film on the !ale televi&day eveolns Marcil I at 7:311 loo &bow or reading a horror p. m. at the church. The pr,. story at bedtime. If any of these topic will be "Tbe Cross causes enler the picture they the Resurrection" given by can be eaolly eliminated. Mrs. Nlll Moore witb Mrs. Fo"' rest Bachtel ID. cbarge of devo- Q-1 am a 1'1·7- old womUonals. Hosleuel will be Mrs. an ID ezcellenl bealth. My pro\ Emerson Jones, Mrs. Charlel blem Is tbet my bust baa never Burdette, :Mrs. E~ .Knight and really developed. l& there anyMrs. M. C. Willcla. thing I could do or take ,,.. The Pomeroy Elementary PTA lhls? wiD have a bake aale Friday at A-'I'h de\'Oiopmeat of the the 11oft · ~ at breats depend& on the lnlerac10 a. Ill. , 111'11 aak!d to lion of ovarian, pituitary . . , IJ8ve cr ean4Y at adrenal bormones. Of theoe, the a. m. Mrs. pllultary growth bonnone Is the Mlrc117. Wlnner't 11111111 wlllllo pooted on our win- ~~t 303 FROZEN . NiW TEXAS . cans •#• ~r. ,. . ·3.· · ., ll'llftld llotUI 0.. ING.ELS' FURNITURE ·~ • e . *PRODUCE DEPl. SAVIN~S1~;:\ · . IIONII-illlflln"' Open Fri. & Sat: Nights Tny Packlll · ........ "" ,,.,.,. WY 2·2635 e ' ltitlle -1.17~ .' Gift Certificate given oway Saturdly Night, BAKER LOOKIE·~ David Devl11 luckoye Cllll Zenifft.J9" Portables_.....__ _ It low • 139.95 ' .10.9f Excerpt from a letter from Mel Fer· rer in Paris: "I am going to do two films ; in a row. First, 'La Salle,' the story of I Jean Baptiste de La Salle, founder of the ' Christian Brothers order of teachers. Then, Immediately following, 'El Greco.' "We will move to Madrid about March 20, as I have to fit costumes and do tests. "Audrey (Hepburn) would like to av· old publicity while In Spain, particular· ly on arrival. We do not want to reveal the whereabouts of the house I am rentIng, so that Audrey will not be bothered 1 .... . · ''*10.99 Gift Certificate ,,_ 46 oz. .3JII1I1 flu/It ._tter to "''form lttttrl . e , _ Cuoto-r l'orlclnt Ao..,. Pl'tllll OUr lioN Rutland Department.Stor~ David Davl• luckoye lloll ., Pomeroy TIL EASTER r-.H-- .\• TOMATO JUICE lwrr .z.ttth TV ch111i1 Ia e~refull)' hlndwlrH M tM .• uelity lltlnUrd Wfth no prlnltd cittuitl and, no Pf'OIIWtl• ll'loltcub. Ztnlth harilfwlr" ....., TV eNIIIIIIMICtlon. 11'1 the .,..,. are of tfll htnclcrlftlna tl'llt m1ans .,...., Vllfllt, ....., R . .blllt:J, MH11 feww III1'Yk:e PIObl•mt for Zenith . . .ra. • YOU'LL FIND THE LOWEST PRICES ON ALL HOME FURNISHINGS AT •• 10 lbs. $2 .... Teen Queen Br1nd HANDCRAFTED ~Sis lllt»nt .• ,.,iiRY CLEANING . .rl· ~Mrl eSAVINGS BY THE BAGI'ULe J:EJWR'8IJIVIOIPRC'l~ff~l . ..• TYPI :• , .ROBINSON'S 10~.1 WIT •• • i ' l, HIO I ;' - 149· r 7af . .... 33C OO<h 3tc . cans 95 But it took an advertls1m1'1 to make me realize, I'm old! Cars made Ae we wed?-Collector'• Item : prtce! ·. ' • Fruit Rolls Lucky Leaf No.2 · - · lopor ChtMtl r-. And half IIIOOtll "" the IJo ··~ nail:~ were really 'lt!t'J pi ,... "; :f!'(Jl! • Holaum Iced Pie FILLING r• i I e BAKERY BUY e Ch~rry Europe. THE BACKYAIID FENCE . I !'!!member whllll an ~ Watn't called I "~7• WEEK Thank You of .. , ·.v.'.l •b. • POPCORN 2 ~~ 2Sc eSAVINGS BY THE BAGI'ULe ' I Wisenls art ~ .Betty Zane fed. Attending the dinner meeting ; were Miss Wanda Stemple, I Home Dernomtra!lon Agen~ Mr. Gilbert Barnette, 4-H Club ·Acent, James Hart, James Lewis, , . S. Scarberry, Mr. Charles I Lallham and Mrs. J, H. TUm· 'er. ' We·.Have :ltf ~ Yellow ond White 39c ~· Anct .. , l.mf Caftlii~!i!,tt .~ Trlmmlnp new en llt.I!AY. Prices Are lorn Here Priced At Savings! ... Ice CI'NIII Hd C.ndttil. ••• IT ALL ADDS UP TO .MORE SAVINGS ! er by Mrs. Capehart. elecbld .Marcua Weaver to eTry our Spocl.! T·Bono Rerreshments were served by thts area at .the Ap8Hf SIHk. They ore the hostesses, Mrs. Ray Prof· area center m CJlar.. tend1rll fitt and Mrs. Everette Thomas ••~um . to Mrs. Russell Barton, Mcs. President of the committee, Ruasell Capehart, Mr•. Ralph Jamea Hart, preSided. Mr. ==='""'===Niiiiiiiiiiiiij es Lewis and Mr. Gllber! Ham- I ette reported on the llale meeting rl. the Cooperatlvo E•· tension Service Committee at West Virginia University at j MIO'gantown which they attend- NEW DRESSES NEW HATS ·•·. . . On B•ck Street POMEROY, OHIO YES · HERE'S HIGH QUALITY, LOW PRICESI 10-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Mar. 4, 1904 ' ' .. ~~eo .• ....,; a~tet ......,. • CONSISTENT '1!/Jr .• j f ,. r; llmll. li lo INt ihf aaU.. OYI!f wUI c;!JIDI , ~Jrldl a 111 otiDternalloaal tredii ~ • eompllter, llut the 111ec;t c1 the aotkoleed INCblne wll! be ~. IDIIIIf• 1110111 r6 aaL • '• . 1 I I tt" """'- ....- .....,._ •lfUI I . rar .lb\' LWWI ..' IJ I '. -'1< \;: ,'r',. s-s 2 tolhople ..... ... ~ CARRY OUT ONLY-NO .'\¥iD~ ~N NECES$AilY THURS.: l'ltl. & SAif, MARCH 4TH THilU 7TH· ·~· CROW'S · -~"""'!--...............__ _ ____...--.........~ ·& . . COUNTRY . RESTAURANt .. · .:..~ .. . . ' ...j POMROY, o; . �I ' j • ,. ' .. •• ., I ••• Tiny Says·I I \ .. · SrrvantsCiass 01 Racine to ·~ ....... .. .. ~' Ads Get Results. \ :<'/Ill'''"- . , . 'LYM6uTH,2 DOOR .. - .f7t? Blact ov~ wbite· iinflh. dean 1Dterlor: V's •uine.. auto• matic trans. Radio ~nd heater, new tires . \ 1959 ~HIVROLIT. DOOR liPAN - ··-·· ........... " " VB engine, Powerallde trana. Rldio, heater, poWer ateerine :..•" and pow:er brake1. BeautituJ bet;:e and &addle flnll!lh . Ttre!l. ll:Jow Uttle wear, nice interior. WANJ AD INFORMAliON ·~ ~ ............ .. : .. '. - ' .... -..,.' COitNER OF PEARL AND LOCtiSf " • 3HIO MIDDLEPORT BAKERY SPECIAL · • First Cut PHONE WY 2-2157 - - ·· NQtlce BANANA CREAM Bonus Buy! Duncan Hines BuHarmilk · PANCAKE MIX ~ . c l lb. ' box ~iLICED c ;BACON I : Bonus Buy! POMEROY ' Carsey, WY 2·2111 Robin ,JD DAVIES :KEYE I ',.J lb. 1 LB. LAYERS .00 20qt. .. CELLO 14 oz. pkg. \ c pkg. oets Friday JELLO 4 boxes PUDDINGS .. o"' GIANT TIDE OUR SPECIALTY! Contitct Dan Reutw At bag' ' ·-~. ... ,, ' \ '/.- f Bonus Buy I }- J .• Chef Boy Ar Dee PIZZA~ ·151 ·01. pkp. 1Ge OPP Middleport or lb. FOODLAND 5 cans CANNED MILK Fireside U lb. Sandwich Cookies INCOME TAX .,,..,,,LOST: Man'• gold ring With New· EVERY DAY PRICES 'ORDEN .35 ~TARLAC. Lost and Found LADY ciiJCKS, 1!10111 ,avat;. ble. Plaee order S to "eeks are n~. Caq VI 22711. . 2:11 .. I . C, ... <ILL Termltoo ODd lawn ODd lhrubil ·ti-nm with ARAB U..i!Ht trate. Bulkleri ..•' Co., Ohlci. 1211 AUCfl10i!4QIB . .C..rlill,latb ~LORBX F1tlly llocked with new, inercliilid!S. and full ol ·:equipment tw· ·Crill.,........ Me, . . . . . ClllliMt ...,...._ .. c. IIB.&DP'OJllj dM!Ce in Pomeroy. Must 50 lb. • good houe· 'and aboVe ~·· ieurt118 . Call'SH 'Hie!, NIFFTY bag -, No. 1'Size ' ' '.. -; ; . .... " I' Etll'lp!O}mtt"" for anyone to reach you by telephone. Beaidee. .a ·aepa. rate listiDJ cost!ll so little and meana ao much'"'i)hOill our Business Office for details. But hurry ••• ' NEW TELEPHONE OIRECfORY GOES TO PRESS SOON •leUtAR tilTING YOUit umn ........ ·' ·~ Harrlsol\yDit. There's no telHna how much tun you.may have miMed because friends ean't remember your phone'lisitna. A spparate listinl' under your own name makes· lt..teaaJ p!;. '.i CAN awner· AUCTION Are you mlssllfll tun bee,..• you're not In the phone boOir _. �. , 'I I ., { .. ... ' • '1. 0 • • . ' WIN AN ALL EXPENSE PAID TRIP TO DISNEYLAND FOR A FAMILY OF .3: •• . '. I . ,. . . . i ' Television .' REGISTER AT ANY KROGER SUPERMARKET •.•• W.eek •••• . . Be Sure To Deposit Your Entry Blanks This . Sword in the Stone Game will end Saturday, March 7,1964 . . -·· ..-··-...57- TALKIN'TO " JDd. . I' I: , Ii. HERSELF!! wW~>to ' ' •• ' !It: IAUIIIT I.CMIEEZV IS OUT'IONDER I. V&l'YIDC ' l: 11 11 a.w:vq IIi &hl':F «< Jetter &.0- I!' T.~ Llil!» . . . ' ... ~ ' I ! 10. . . -t~st DOGER BRAND "'' U.Oid. TURKEYS 394 • ..., --.. -.. .-...-. 354 HYGRADE Wieners Sausage lib. Bologna tard ,. ,. ..,. ' Whole roll__ ,... . PIECE lb. 39c 4 .,_ ., I . ,. ·. I Piece" ..... ... Quarten .. .. 39c Quarters .. .. 35c "Chicke11 b)' ~:~u83c ........ Sliced Bacon ........ 2 • 89c Sliced Bacon .... 2 • $109 .,. I ..~.•. ' l . "LENTEN SEA.FOODS" ~·.... , ...... 49c Oystw Stew 3,. ...... $1 Haddock 99c Breaded Portions Kroger Kwick Krlsp tiUI legs .......... 4Sc Wi!19S ........ 19c Giblets .... •. 39c Breasts .. ,. 49c Backs ........ ,. 10c Liven ......... 89c Swwl5ave SJ Dinners ... ~~... 3 12 Sl BISCUI S.'.~~~~~·':'~~~ Mac1ow fiJIIR W. Va.Brand HAMS Fully Cooked · .s.•?'! -~~~~ ... •!'-. .. 69# \ ,, •z. Ylll .... Q;p? J 1 1 JUlWiP~ D' THIIT Alta ··-·· ... - m 1111 Ilt1SII8TINo,- JGJa"r rr=n•BX 2'BII &RmA.-r pkgL Pilllbwy and laHarcl Evaporated e Kroger Milk ., Veptable Sl!ottefting cans Margarine ....... 7 ~k!~ 'l Ice Milk ~~~~~~~~ .~~: .49~ Saltines .............. ~~~·. 19~ ·ntoBeans Bread ····· ···· ···5:: 9·9'-· t 10 Fl·our ... ... Chunk Tuna ... 4~na~ 51 J ~··· 9- Sa lad Dressing ... ~~~-! :.: .~·.' .l9~ Kroger ..""·' ,., -. t,, .:. ·,1 . Rll lor YAWl IIAMII I. ......... ........ ...., ..... with '• - ;_, . :t of _ Van_illa Ktoger SUGAR White Plainor ~~··~.·;~~ bag Chill••., ..... 5ave16c . MIX ...... ~~~~.F.~~ e DuMan Hlnft Yellow, White ' · .. ..•••. K thu $4.39 . $1.98 Sled Potatoes .. 100 5 ' Kale.... 2·,. 39~~· Fresh Strawbe·rries ··. ~ 3 ~ *1 " . • "' 1 • ·: ·• • r T,. '• Sunshine Hydrox ..... StrittmaRI _....... t f '4, .... . .. , . ·•.'!. 491 l oooo ,·' ... ~ •-r ., ' -' .t I : l Gold Medal n.. .......... 49c Blut lollnlt .. .............. 33c ·. Wllp; J . . . .riM: , .. ...... .a..au iu • • ,..,,.... , _ 8·-sc.:- .·' ' " I • •. ,.... . .We reserve Ule·ll&ht' bl ·~ '. f. . •utntltlea 1:111 COUIIII')' Music Time 1:211 Cauntry Jambo1'81 8:11 Sacred Heart 1:15 Jolul Barml 1:20 C4uDiry Jambone 1: 45 Ci:OU1III')' Ezprou . 5:00 Comnuualty News 8:30 hrm NIWI 7:116 BreUIOII Party · 5:05 World, Netloual New. f:llol Pat Bultrllll, M-W·ll'''a '•I!II'BU!ck Sb011 . l . ~ em ~ ,-.[ ·~·~ Mlip Ct o\11'. ICII.. ~ IO:a Tbo Good IJfo Wullilrr Nm 10:3$ Music 1D Tbt Air 5:30 Dinner Musicale 7:01 Brutfut Party 10:40 Under Oblo 8kloa 1:30 Sign Off 7:10 New. 10:45 Tbla II Kuale SAtvaiiAY 7:111 Plcke IJirdware : Top Tea Show 7:15 Sign Oa, 1b1ea1 CJoct ITuel•.ll'burl.l : Top Ton Show (Dutloos) 7:45 The IJfellne 7:110 New. Report : NOCIII tjewa 8:00 Oblo Valley New. 8:00 Breaktut Party :15 Muslcal lnierlude 8:05 World, Nat!cmal Nelli I: a 'llfl&lll Star Sbo•Tburs. Rev. MerUn Teela 8:10 Sports Taday 8:10 Vau Palrlclr Sparta 1:00 Platter Party 8:15 Weather l'lcture 8:41 .._. l'urltl1uN-Weci-Frl 1:00 SIIDIIlnm Serenade 1:111 Mualoal Cloek 8:H Opea !louie 8:00 SJcu Off 1:116 News 1:00 N~WW :8:00 Muo!cal Cicio.. 1:01 OoiiM Wllb Jauet 8:10 Soti8 & SIGr)' Time t:ti BeltiY Newton · 7:30 SJcu 011 1:411 ll'llnllt li'onblp sMIDIIIvlal Alloa. 7:111 Arf1IJ 8oQr 10:00 Newa CGallll')' Bat Don I:GO Benld of 'l'rutb 10:11 llllb School mt Parade Bnp Shop 1:31 'Bctur at De!Werllll!t 10:511 Nl-,. CouD1rJ Drlfterl M·W ' 1:110 Wlllp o1 Heallng 11:00 A1'm1 Time Mum Ct. o\g. Jtn.Tue t:lll Bible Speab 10 YOII 11:10 Speelal Oonummlty a A.S.C. ·Jirocram-rrl . 10:00 Volcti or Prophecy Pr(lirams fllllliJ Worsnlp-Timn. 10:31 Wash. Reports to Peopla · AB_BI_E News llouDdjlp . , _ Bureau U:OD Coull- ..._. 'Tlml llllllella Bollrd TIDy'a Cauutcy lfsmnl . 12:00 Noma"N.;1·••·'11•• Nen 0 Ohma N0011 Report , 12:15 'l'be Search IJ:IO Sa!lmllr. MatiDeo llllllc JUII for You Rev. Merlin Telll 1:116 Ne111 Ileal G! I ...,, Guest . 1:00 Bllly Graham 2:00 Saturday MallaM Music Just For You 1:35 Lutheran Hour t:u· N'en Beal a:oo Platter Party 2:00 The C!iureh At wort S:OO, Saturday MaiiDM 1:15 Blaeltnar Show-Tues. 2:a Tbo NIIVJ SwiDp . •,,;~ ~~-~ ""-1:30 Local Newa ' 2:35 Tbe Big Lla w ~........, "'"' .,._ I:St BowllDjJ llaGnl 3:00 Tbe Quiet Hour f:IO Top Tea Rewo 1:00 Slmd""'! . . . . . . 3:111 Sunday SbOWC88t 1:110 N&WI· lSI...., 1:00 Off &:08_Baptlat LIJIIUIII'I llol!i &:a Dllmer U.WC.le &:36 World 1D Review ~ Off ~OOSlgn~ ~~Off 1:00 Dried I. a MC'e• ,. MONDAY TBRU I'RIJIA.Y Polar Pak Save 21lc 110'1 WMPO Radio CRISCO· • oz. Ovenreacly Cllftl tall ' j' \ ·-r ~:~Pack · ·· lb.21C~ lb. I; c •• SALE 2 $] .00 3 $]00 I ::ev.,:..?.... ,, FRYERS 10.14 .. ..,.. ........- ... - -- ! '1 llzml* J. : FRESH I ! .l s J . :!! : ,, . ... ~ ' ·' ;: ' .., ' .l ' \ I ., e· -, I. ! SJcu em ! Nen .,_ __Jw - -~ HAjiOUI GRAY •w ltAIIURN YANIURitl �• '. . :f. ~~~~~~~~~-0., Mar. 4, 1_9&4 _ 11-----~~ F"""""---~--~~ . ~-!IIi.-_ _ _ _ _...,.......~~....~--.....- - - - - , 'Southlndio' is Speaker's Topic Around And • •' • ~"~ Mi5Si01Jal'V SOc:iety Meeting About To Swp In .and See the bMuti/rd •elec&up Calrno·ol. kine 81111 auests went Ill the aoclal MI'dd/ eporf "~ llldja" to B. room for refreshments. Mem- Elberfelds lnvfte. You I •""'7 Society hers olthe Dorcas Clrde lnclud. ~ Bapt!st lng Mrs. Beulah White. M~. Mary Ruth Sauer, daughter =~!dl evN& 11 the Houdeshell, Mrs. Fleldmg of Mr. and Mrs. Harold S.uer, · Cecll (lradbury Hawkins, Mrs. Elizabeth Slavm had as her overnight guest on an .organ . prelude ano Mrs. Dale Mourning. Tuesday evening her classthe n,eetlng which contributing, served a dessert mate. Roxanna Patterson. Mr. by the president, course. The table decoratlo~• al\d Mrs S.uer and daughter . Smart. carried oul the St. Patrick s Joy' ac,;,mpsnled the girls ~ WtUis Anthony wa• de- Day theme. the film "The sword 1n the chairman and Mrs. _ Stone" being ahown at Pome- l Boone announced a 1 o1 the Rio Grande Asroy . Ill be held Thursday. Friends have received word It at the Baptist Church that Mrs. Garon Stansbury, who The meeting wN in· has spent the winter In Florida ·a dlah luncheon with her son and family, Mr. lliOOI! far those attending. and Mrs. William Stansbury and 1 ~at speaker for the program children, has arrived by plane ! be Mrs. Lois Crosier, forin Columbus where she will be ! mleslonary Interpreter. Mr. and Mrs Dwight . Mil- the guest of her sister and ' Jove-gift offermg wao hoan and Mrs Wa1d Wmdon husbsnd, Dr. and Mrs. CecU I iledlcated by Mrs. Harry Houd- were m Columbus Monday Ill Horden. She plans to spent ..hell and Mrs. Boone Oedi- attend the anuque show and .several weeks with them be- 1 . \'!aWd the "Second Decade Part- sale. fore returning to her home in 'a!rship" offering which is used Mrs. Mabel Van Meter re- Middleport. _. the mission fields. t.urned to her home, Chester, . Mrs. Smart was in charge Monday , after spending several Mrs. W~Uam Bradford and i bf.the memorial for two dereas- davs with her brother and sls- her sister-m-law, Mrs. Frances 1 •tJd members, Mrs. L. D. Diles . . Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Powell of Columbus, have gone I ~ Mrs. Blanche Haptonstall. Kraeuter and daughlers. to Brookville, Fla. for • visit 1rlth the 23rd Psalm read in Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and dau· with relataves. Mrs. Bradford memoriam. Following the proMrs. Larry Wolle, were joined ber sister in Columbus lf•m by Mrs. Cairns the specvisitors in Gallipolis. for the trip. 1a1 missionary prayer was giv- Gene Eskew of Xenia spent Mr and Mrs George Dallas ~ by Mrs. Jacob TUrner. week end with rolatives in and "008 South-Charleston Ohio A. R. PuUen g~ve the the area and visi~d hls sister, weres called here due ~ the I' prayer after members Robert Marcmko, at tbe deatb of his grandfather, Mr. '""iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili "'~~s General H~pltal. Dayton Ashworth, Pomeroy re- ! • Mr. and Mrs. Clarence And- sldent. They will be guests of I II re·ws and children, Susan .and their parents, Mr. and Mrs. POMEROY OHIO Raymond, and Mrs. Jenmllis Forrest Bachtel and daughter, -.... ---~--IIWa•lland . . Jr., and son Sflt!nt Carol, and Mr. and Mrs. Wll[ TONIGMT SIIndliY With Mrs . Eber Willock llam Matlack, Chester. Ml ~ don ofwmeiU and -'r'coaU, •u~, 'I dreuee, lwtl, bl.will, ,ldrt., $' .Md coaU, _,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.._""11 """"red 1 1 II Walt Disney's "SWORD IN THE STONE" . AII..Cartoc(T•neeh;~:~~~~ c.rtoont 7t5c and tOe. THURSDAY, Morch 5 NOT OPEN (Techntcolor) Frankie Avalon, Mariette BJrlley, Lloyd Bochner, ToThatcher. "CATTLI! KING" (Technicolor} Robert Taylor, Joa.l Caul· field, Robert Loegia, Larry a•._ SUN., MON. ami TUES. Morch 1-9-10 ELVIS PRESLEY In ..~fUN IN ACAPULCO'' (Teehnicolor) Elvia Presley, Ursula Anclreu. Eba Cardena11, Paul PLAN PARTY, DANCE The Middleport High Glee Club wlll hold its party and dance Friday evening. March 6 at the high school. The theme for the event will .~e the "Glee Club Hillbilly Hop wath members and thear gu~sts dancing to records for ~e evening. Members are plan· rung decorations for the event and refreshments to he se:ved. Judy Wildermuth " pres1dent of the group. CLUB TO MEET The Laurel Cliff Better Health II Cllub will meet Thursday at : p. m. at the home of Mrs. Robert Bowen wlth Mrs Clifford Jacobs as co-hostess. Mr. and Mrs. c. N. Hall, Jr. of St. Albano and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Houchlns, GalllpoiIs, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. John Krawaczyn and children. . Mrs. Walter Hsyes, Middlepart and her oister-in-law, Mrs. Harry Burford of Huntington, w. va., apent several days fast week in Richmond, Va. Mrs. Chester Haddox ltld Melody, and Bob E. S. Navy, aU of WashD. C., were week end gueots of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lewle Triplett and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Haddox In Middleport. They also visited In Point Pleasant with Jan Had· dox, son of Mr. and Mr1. Cbester Haddox. Mrs. Jo Ann White ond son, Jerry, and Phillip Bailey, vlsited over the week end with her sister and husband, Mr. Mrs. A. K. Henllrlrks of Scenic Circle, Winfield, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse. Lake, West Jefferson, spent the week end with her sister 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Milhoan and daughters, Mrs. Vernon Weber and children, Du· one and Donna, were In Parkersburg, Monday, WEAR-TESTED I TO GIVE YOU MORE COMFORT! 4 vflll before being put into production and offered for sale, each original Jarman model is wear-tested-is worn under everyday condition&, 11 changed and adjusted until the finished product hu a "b"iendliness of fit" you just don't :et in other shoes. By the aame token. all Jarman wares are style-tested! See the finely detailed loafer htre as a hand80me example, Complete selection of Jarman Shoes pricecl from $9.95 to $19.95 Court Team Moves Fast Now Is The Select Your New Coat citing otyles in little girls coats, laminated jerseys and wools, laminated denim and all wool coats in soUda and plaids. Sizes 7 to 14. ) healtla department Time To For smart little ladles who love to dress-up in the Easter parade - we suggest you visit our Ready To Wear Department and see our ex• I , Choose one of our exciting new spring coats - beautiful soft pastels in solids LiHie Girls' HATS and tweeds - many styles to choose from - semi-fitted and boxy. to 39·50 Your choice of straws ani! fabllfcs In these flatteriliJ styles for little girls---lor aaes 3 to 6x and 7 io 14. $')·" "'· Select _your Coet now our-convenIent. lay-1y plan. and .\I.M $3.95 I Spring and Easter Blouses . I Daytime Dress e.s Fo _r Sp·rli ng . See our beautiful oprlnl llT&Y oi Find the blq-. ptdoct lopl tOr· i •••li'Y· tbiDi from · ~-parade 111118 to ,cuual ·~ and pants. WollileJful. e1su1.. beautlfoll bUiea and ~.,.-- So- lldt end· ~' caref~ee dayflfn•·dresses to taka you through th~ i"ng ':Ieason with ease and fashion - 111! washable prints a_nd so- · COlorful, Mrs. D&vld Yost received a and the unll expressed pride that she named the Dlstrtct President's paper. Sick membertl were remembered with cards. Refreshments were served and aoe1al bout• en. joyed. I lids - in cottons 11~ Jlleo. to. 111'114 ·40 to 44 ,. . 1 i acetate jerseys, Elbl!r.ld~ ,hu •Ill ~lent credit ""Ice .•.. ior. purchasing Furniture - Floor CoveringJ - · Flli\-.,' il Mlnet Sizes 12 to 20 H•lf m .. ',1; ~ I 21,~ slut . I • .ft . _;;:;:' •'. nlsl!lnliJ..;:- Draperies - Appliances .,.. TV Stereos,.Why don't you use thli sensible · ,vice as so many thousands .ol- our 'for tbe past many Je8U? ". WhetJ,er you're wanting a, complete : l'ur!tlturll and Furnlsblngs or · a ClllJillt .or a TV~Thls Ia an • 1 Vl.Sit Elberfelds In -~roy Tbe annaal meellng of the Advisory Coaacil of the Meigs COIIJIIy lkallb Depl. wiD be held Tuesday II 7:30 p. m. In lbo healtb departmeat of· of Clifton, W. Va., Wll lilted flee. AD of the pnlldento o1 Moles, 36, of Cheshire, lhe tcnmsllp trasteeo 1nc1 viimorning in Melp M~t~~~~.,. mayon ore membera of , Injured in a coal mine ~ lbe advisory· ewnoU. p.m. at the Betty Coal Co., mine 011 the aaende planaed lor !be meeiiDJ "" .........,nlzlng ol llealtb ldlvllfeo, seleellng 011e persoa to be a member of the board ef bealtla, bearIng 1 report of lbe ltealth ..,. llvldeo darlnJ !be put year, 1 • Coats For Gi rl·s gil~ Larry l.pndon•L plan. uy-Awey Pl1n1 ism. The next meettnc a Jl&. man Banquet on Mareb ~. 111 layoQU~Qy Convenient Girls State delegates Clarice Norris and Phyllis Wigal were named Feb. 2li by tbe Ladles Auxiliary of Racine Pool 602 American Legion at the Post home witb Presldeal Myrtle Walker presiding. Delegates are Joycelyn tar, first olternate. and Faye Roush. second alternate. A report of the birthday party at Veterans Hospital In ChillicothE, was given In 1 letter from District President Regina Hall. A donation wu made Ill the Heart fund and to "Dollars for Progress." Mrs. Robert Beegle, Amerf· caniam Chairman. spoke on Americanism, staling how and when the American Flag llhould be displayed, clooing with proyer for the eountry. Mro. H<JUda. shell read 1 poem on patriot- PARTY, BANQUET HELD The valentine party of I h e Eastern High School Latin Club was held oo February 17. at tbe home ol Larry Landoil. Gamu were played and refreshments oerved to :U memberi prl!Htit• THURSDAY, MARCH-!, 1964 I lash FloOds, lose Rural RoadS piece suits - linens, dacroil denims, rayon·seersucker, ~l silk crepe - a wld.e selectloA of styles to choose from in slz. es 12 to 20 and 14¥.1 to 241,!, Use Our Clarice Norris, Phyllis Wigal Are Delegates '~" olar- styles I Beautifully tailored 2 and 8 were tute this past week. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Logan and Mro. Callie Logan. Mr. and Mrs. Don McCieak of Shade were Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Logan. Mrs. Earl Denny Sr. entered Holzer Hospital Monday for observation and treatment. Her room number Is 312. - ~. ! I lins and son of Belpre England's King Arthur! •:::~.:th~~· Magician! FUNI ·li'. SORCERY! t I Beautiful ~. Little · · Suit · Dresses Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan Mrs. Ase Jordon bas been anti son and Mrs. Florence Hot- teaching in the Rutland School ley of Pomeroy and Vern Col- and Solem Center ao a subsU- Meet: FRIDAY ond SATURDAY Much '"7 "DRUMS OF AFRICA" (A Tale of Terror· we our cantJeniem of Racine. a boy destined to. be- ~· __,... \JF."'NI " Sizes 14% to 24% MEIGS THEATRE enttR e -..'"""Y-MIDOI.Efi""Wri ~ ~ ~~'' ' , VOL XV NO. 273 Wother anytlaln1 'you' need !'Or' the Et~~ter · Perfectly· cut to fit ond flatter _your h~lf size figure • see our springfresh assortment of women's dresses - in crepes, jerseys, and-dacrons - and knits. t.,;;;i;j fJll • • ' Parade - malce your 1elecdoru early and. For Fash i o·ns Of T-he Moment Mal'nly About People In Pomeroy • .I . .. ' · ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March 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 March 4, 1964 darst gray jordan rickard robinson sommerville