http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d7b157610d853faa19c2bbd63019e695.pdf 0957b47b9d67ee02374d6040e9affa91 PDF Text Text - -------·--- ......... ........... ____ ._... -... - .. ,. ..... • ' • • •'llaDySenunet, Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0 ·· June 18 • 1964 Recitations, Lesson Periods ore • hi'1ghtS OrI. 8Dpt'IS t programs H 1g • "Christ and tile Omrch," was 1 laking part !nAudlng ... John Pat Riley. Jndy OWen, Teri Thomas, Valerie Wblte, Danny Acree, Barbara Smart (visitor) class 2, Barbara Anthony, Venita G;bbs, David Swisher, 'Mike Hoffman. George Hindy. Allen Acree, Dick McCloud with teachers, Mary Hindy, Sara the theme Qf flle annual O.ild•n NQ's Day program of the Middlepon Firs! Baptist Church Sunday morning during worship hour. the • !j .The several departments par·~. ticlpated m the program with recitations and lesson peraods .....,.. ..:.= •• ' sa f -' _ I t WE u p s M FOI pi ~ • t r •• 'p I r p f• b r u •y t n ; I I t s 1 I f t e "'' •s Al •i I I y t I I OF tl lm j~ tb 1'1 fo su Ci1 1 ow..n. SOCIAL U Co~ 1 1 _ -· _ • . JUNE 11 . The kctchen and dlning room committees of the Saltsbury PTA are asked to report at the school, Tuesday at 1 p.m. to help prepare dinner. for the Mecgs Soli Conservation. Serv, mg will start at 7:30 p.m. Chester Council Daughters of Bible Sunday Theme)s Carried Out in Children's Presentation A pl'()gri!D olli'T}'Injf out the the ~ Mn. Klein weJ, Sunday lbeme wu glv, the Rev. Mlrvll\ Dow, en at the llllllual Cblldren'' oaek to Heath Churdl for at Heolh next yeear and bls lamlly. O.urch Sunday J1eeo Sanborn led the morning. The program was children In their opened with an organ prelude meditation with Mlaa Tqm Baker. Diane Criswell as p8nlal lor the pnogram. Mrs. Bernard Mrs. 0. P . Klein, chairman, Full;<, Primary Superintednent, welcomed parents and memwith the pnogram, America w1U meet m regular bers of the church, explained Midclleporf t In h~ ' ~~ I. ; t~· Ita hi! tar hi! fP.I On ota stil ful · thE no1 - t Roush, Lemley are In Marl11e DriUB Billie Scbool programleamed In cla81. Two Melp county ·Marlnel or the Euterprloe £UB Churcll Tile Junior glrla taught by 1*1 ICI1 wu· beld l'rlday evenm, at Mra. Will wttb MJ.u Vletlo ~Uy , ftl'l pia til ve the churcll Y!IIIDI Ml.u Joyce Evans and duty with the United Statel Mrs. Smllh ~ Mn. Mus Mane Bmlth ia belpen Marine Corps. '!boy .rt Jtog• James . Will WCIJ't dlrec:tpra of llllt _,ral loop and ·e.Ve ~ Rausb, 17, the BOD ol Mr. and the acbool a£MI Mn. Wlillam ....,.,e of the lessons and' the Mn. AlbtrllJiousb of :Ht .N. ~ Pulllna, . the plaiciat 'J'be. ciNJ. ·memory • verses. 'Rev. Men- Street, Mltldleport, and SUnleY dren entered the Simi;~ zel 8mlth· 11as · ~ teacher for R. LeJJjley, aJao 17, the BOD ol uary ·alnslng the theme 80151l• the Junior boy8 an4 helpers Mr. lllld Mra. Harold W. Len>"Jesus the Promised Savior," Wt!l'e' Keith Evans ' and Junior ley oU Llberty,Leno, l'on!eroJ, hkb lao th theme of and Mik B tz 1be bo 0 11 was 8 e en ' ys Roush II 1 reCent oFidUat. the scbool. 88118 "America,• and rave of Middleport High lchool a... The program, In cbarge · ol memory versea learned ' In Lemley of Pomeroy · lllgk Mrs. Will, opened with .the o!Jaa. · · · school hymn, "I Love to Tell '!'he; certlllcalel were Stdry," 1 the congregaUon; ,_.ued . eaeb ekUd and 'II>' 'l'llelr bule training wUl be followed by Uie pledge ,to llie preciaUon certificate.! to .the .at the Mlrlne Corpa Hecrull American and . Christian flap JjlredOra,· . teachera, ' lje)pel'fl ·depot .at San Diego, Callfornla, to the Bible. Skip Logan lllld Mrs. Herbert Dlmn lllld under the Buddy system. At tha and Mlb Carleton were the Mn. Fred Clark, wbo planned compleUon of 15 weeks o{ Rollag bearertl. Memorjc verses t1ie picnic beld · 1111 Tburaday. crult training they wiD be gp:ant. ltarned In assemblies were "'•- craft work was on di>play ed a :ID day leave befllre llelnc 1-ed. to Marin a• tb bout th enln Pr A\':tatton en by the children. l'()Ug e ev g. ay- asa..,. e ·. , So••s,, mom~ verseo and .er by Mn. Thomu Benll elo• IIChool under a four year ll!tliii>. .., -, ed .-. tr L finger plays w~ given by the wm JII'Oil'IDl. ' ment con 80 · d hoalnn cia nursery an era ases. Miss J~~ EV8118 was the • ;' . . . . ' R: . nursery teacher .wlth Mlaa Suaan Dixon .and · Mrs. WUilanl ~ ·· . , '•• Pullln8 as helpe.s. ~ Jan· Ice ~(:vans wu the beginners teacher and Miaa Linda DUl tho helper. FolloW1118 the laking or the offenng by Richard Dlll, Jlo. ger, Dixon, Paul Dllllllld Cbuck Young, with the children slngIns the offering song, tho Prlmary clllss taught by . Mils Bonnie ·Smith wllb Ml.u M~ jorle Ben\2 and Miss Sba= DiD as helpero, sang several aonga lllld recited Bible verses . . • WEATHER Jiloslly IRI1UlY and nrmer. , . and 101 • cool loDIJI!I, low SUI. Plrlly cloudy ud wumor 'l'lnlnday wltll aoalter· .a t· y e ld ........ M..;_ ~JeeecaJ entt n t.; , .. r....... 01 r.. .,.... .,_.. ,_ • ~ - \' ' ;Ul :l "t...... o NO YOU EJiro,W' '1\ere ........ - - -~a .. '" 11. /Ill ilhlll "• CW''Ii' . . . . . . . . ..,.. ··f)l ... to> !! ~ ~~'f. ---------------------~·--------------------------------------------~~-----~---------------------- · JUNE - --~--------------·~~ VOL XVI NO. 54 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO WEDNESDAY, 17, 1964 %_ ~_ · ~:._ _ _ _ _..,....,_PRI _ CE_fi_VE_f..,.fN_T_I Cheering Texans· Put Barry Qver For Nomination •ttendance = DRIVE· IN - 'l11e With Fred Hoffma n. Sunday session, Tuesday , at 8 p.m. The the slgnlllcance of Bible SunSchool su(>'rintendent. and Ger- 1 Primary 3 and juniors 1 tak- ch~rter will be draped in mem· day, and announced the altl Anthony "visiting" the var- ; ing part were Nancy Buskirk. ory of Maybell Clfland and all gram. ious classes and observing. , Roberta Duckworth, Sharon members are asked to wear Wilson, Debbie Gallagher, Greg white. Following the meeting, Boyo and girls of the Taking part from the nursery Hayes, Tommy McCloud, Mar- quarterly birthdays will be 00. garten, Primary and~Jun!OI dodepartment were Velvet Sw•ss- Ia and Darla Neutzling, Chest- served with a potluck dinner. partments bad part in the er, Trina Gibbs. Gregory Beck- er Roush and teachers, Sara JUNE 17 program and ortglnal versea er, Joandie RMurkrayH. Bevtetrly HKoff- Fowler, and \label Bennett Jun- The Amateur Gardeners ol written by Mrs. Klein, were man an JC Y ova er; m- iors I an< 3 were Joyce Ril•y . ill edn by some of the cblldren dergarten children included Joe , . . - ' Middleport w meet W es- In presenting th theme or the Anthony, Timmv Thomas, JJoyceDRioush,RandJaruBe k HtndAy, day evening at the home of e Cbrlstlne Bohr and Taml Hoffman Dream a Hovat· Jm 81 ey · Y ec er' n- Mrs. Harry Moore at 8 p.m. •~ M K 'G h M ita Fultz, Danny McCloud, Car- i lrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. the shepherd NI~!Jm left Sunday for ~· · •ry . a 11 ag er. arc I A M I' d V I gc·ven by Beth Fultz ch camp at Butler ·. yn cree. em a oge song Arthur Skinner will be asslsls Fu!N~. J 0 hn and p a t Mc Cloud o(visilorl, Brenda Edwards, Smith In costume; Mo- They attend the led by the teacher of the class log hostesses. Ch•';, of ~~-t. . · Katie Russell, im Dailey, Sal- The Winding Trail Garden Lu Ann French; Sam, .,.,. ~··~ Mrs. Beulah White.. ly Duckworth, Jane Acree, Pa club will meet at the home of Eddie Brown iD cost-. Mf. ·OJ:arles Haskin•, Members of the prunary class mela Neutzlmg. Mark Fowler, M C L H t Wed 0 esda Joseph, tho boy, by ingjop, D. C., spent the week Eddie Sayre. and David Bus- ev:~ing: · ea on, y Krawsczyn. Tho 23rd e~ bil JI85C"nll, ~· kirk and teachers, Betty Smith Bosworth Council No. 46, Roy· was given by the . Mrf· · oah Haskins and MASON and Frances Bearhs. al and Select Masons wiD . hold In unioon. Primary a . the wedding al •\_~! -·. A piano duet was presented their staled assembly Wadnes- sang "The Bible Is A Treasure lla!!' ?rumor and Miaa Loll hy Marla and Darla Neutzling day, at 7:30 p.m. f•r the pur- Book." Zeltlfr. , TONIGHT lc WEDNESDAY during tho program. The boys pose of transacting all regular Klnderaarten children sang a J14t, l and Mrs. B. F. ParmaFAMtL Y NIGHTS and girls also presented sever- business and the election of of- 80151l, "Tbo Children's Friend," lee Jnt tbls week by plane for "GAY PURR·EE" al songs during the program. fleers for the coming year. 4li with Josephine Toney leading P~ Harbor where they will All Animated Production The Rev. Donald Boone, pastor, officers and companions are the Apostle's Creed. The viaJI ·Jritb her daughter, Mr. (Technlcolor) -and1 presented an object lesson as urged to attend and bring their !tudes were given by Douglas aqd l!'lrs. Dallas Blevins and "MAKE WAY FOR LiLA" a meditation using the Dead rituals. Dowson and Richard Gilkey. faPIJii >yho are staUoned th~re. Erika Rember& and I Sea Scrolls as his topic. He diSc JUNE 18 A prayer Iltany entitled The~ •will vllllt various pomta Joachim Hansen played replicas of the scrolls 1 The Rock Springs Better "Tbanks for the Bible." was lit JllwaU while there. (Color) obtained on his recent trip to Hea lth club will meet Tlturs- given by the junior department Mi[ and Mra. Milton Smart Thur .•fri. Juno 1"19 the World's Fair. Mrs. . Paul day at 1:30 p.m. at the home of with the solo lines read by and \l'ree daughters, Barbara, "DONOVAN'S REEF" Smart was general cha1rman Mrs. w. A. Morgan with Mrs. Glenna Sprague, Jennifer Go- Suo WI Roberta of John Weyne Lee Marvin with the teacben in charge of Mark r.rueser in charge of the ble and Brenda Toney. The Ohio, 1pent the weekend (Technicolor) the vanous class responses. program and Mrs. Roy Gru~ congregation joined the child- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. er the contest. ren in singing "TeD Me the Smart. The three girls reitw1" I - andARRIVE FOR VISIT Bethel No. 62 of the lnterna- Stories of Jesua" as the con. ed for a week'1 visit with "lSLAND OF LOVE" With Robert Preston Rlv. and Mrs. William Rob- tiona! Order of Job's Daughters cludiDg number with the Rev. grandp~ll. and Tony Randall !!On Arthur and daughte.r will meet in regular session M. E. Dowson giving the bene..:...,_ _ __ The annual reunion of l'b e (Color ) . arrived today for a vcsct Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at 1 h diction. Wood· and Wbltlatch famJilea -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ 1 wcth Mrs. J . 0 . Roedel and oth- Masonic Temple. The postlude was played by and their frlenda was held Suniiiii er fnends In the area. Rev. RobMagnolia Temple Pythian Tom Baker a1 the members day June 7th at the Kyger , ert~ a former r~tor of Grace , ters wi11 meet in regular went to thclr classes. Creek picnic grounds, Enjoying Ep1scopal church 1s now located sion Thursday at 7:30 p.m. POMEROY. OHiO the outing were Okey and Susat Meridan, Conn. rnetubers are urged to be ie Wood, John and Mabel FroLAST TtME TONIGHT ent. VISIT PARENTS .Jano 1ey and LaVeme, all of Syra"FOUR FOR TEXAS" Mr. and Mrs. Charles LochGIVE DINNER A varied program of ••· 1 ~use: Glen and Joyce Wood lllld (Tec.bnicolor) nd hildre Rob t d selections wu pruented famlly and Eugene and Orma Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin. ary a c n, er an Mr. and Mrs. James Bearhs the pupi!J of "- Chester Sp'li d f mil 11 o1 ~Anita Ekberg. Margmt of Euclid were week- entertained with 8 dinner Sun, •mo. I er an a y, a ....,. ColorcartOOM ,_ of h ta Mr win ot tho annual piano lumbus·, Rube . and "·-· NJ·• d en gues~ or paren • · day at their bomoe, Flatwoodl. and Mrs. Leo Story, Robert and Present were Mrs. Sunday at 4 p. m. In the olson of Berghalz, Ohio; Johnwt!D. ond THURSDAY Margaret remained for a Pullins son Robert st Elementary Auditorium. ny lllld Mary Ellen and Janie June 17-18 NOT OPEN weok's visit. ghter,' Rh~nd*, of ,Th~~~~~ Mr. and Mrs. Herbert uu:ool '"Tamheewfaslrstanupm!anbeordounetht,e"Par-lol HunUngton, W. Va.; Jack ·~ RollIn · lted 1n •· Mr. an d m••· fltlDAY ond SATURDAY and da ughter, Susan vcs ade of the Toy Suldlors" by and Wanda Prultll of Diamond, 'th their t, Hall, June 19-20 Ath S nd th host... and ens u ay w1 aun Jesse! played by SbllrDfl Glaze Ohio: John and Gertie FOR THE BEST 1and e. host andd •BOB HOPE IN · M E p k h 1s Vernon and Phyllis Hall a nd ; sons, Tnnmy an ~.:uttie. rs. mma ar er' w a a and Cathy Bunce, followed "A GLOBAL AFFAIR" VALUES IN ALL patient at Sheltering Arms Hos- "Oh the D of the children, all of CralgMIIe, W. Yvonne Dearlo, Robert Ster· line, Mickey O'Shaughnessy . MEETING POSTPONED pllaL They also visited Mr. and Dan~ing," byays Molloy, KetTVIVa.; Frank and lnna Duba and "THE SLAVE" The meeting of the Willing Mrs. Wiley King at the Hyway by Sheila Moore; family of Accoville, W. Va.; Lee {Son of $part1cutJ Workers Class of the Enter· Motel aJ S bbo nd , On th and Bea Wood and children, New 2 Pea. (Technicolor) · W lz," trea g • ' e Rutland; Cecil Hensley and Steve Reeves Mr.· and Mr s. 0rr1s Harns Living Room prise EUB church Levee, " waldo, were d one bY Rhonda Perry of Hun"-~for Thursday evening at and grandson, E ugene Barb Ar h · woa~. SUITES _ SUN.-MON.·TVES.-WED. home of Mrs. Herbert Dixon and Mrs. Mason Fisher, so nu~~~ included urn.. W. Va . June 21-24 "PT 109'' has been postponed until Gordon and daugbters, Carla Games were played lllld prlz.. and b !sited S nda idan Smoke Signals," Schaum, es awarded to the oldest man Cliff Robert!lon da y evening, June 26, due to I Bar ara v u y eve- "Wood! at Dawn," by Patricia nd President John F. Kennedy's MIDDLEPORT, 0. -nferenca bern'g ning in New Hven, W. Va. with a woman there; the one travI the church ....,. War Experience. Glaze ·, "A Farm Medley," t· the held this week. Mr. nd Mra. Burdell Dawson. e mg most miles a nd the I Weybrlght, "Bu .. '"" Bee," 'th th Mr. and Mrs. Ed Noon wl!o -., one Wl e moot chlldren preNevin Beth Fultz· "Sunset In aent, and a door prize. are spending the summer at th H!llti " w bright, "Tb their ~orne, Minersville, Jell Meillwheel.• " Weyeybrlght, e Some of the family attend, Ins last year couldn1 come. One Monday Ior thelr horne In Bar "Valse Mignon , b the w d nes: ne, Y wu Freddie Hooten, who II Iurn bus -~ wuere Y w spen Tayi<H", Anita Fultz: "The S.. serving with the armed fotcea several daya on busmess. t , G 11 Sha Gl au er, ron aze: In Germany. It Ia hoped all the ere , Mr d M P I Fisher · an rs. au "Tile Witches Party" In parts, who are resldlns in_ Hunting, "Calling . Ali Witches - 0 f f ::~;u:.c ~.::.~~.;.gain ton, W. Va. where he "employ· They Go _ Witches Giggle _ ed, spent_the weekend at Buoy Spinning _ Oh, Is It Time borne, Mmersvllle. to Go? _ Off Again," Ezell, THREE .Nat BBS Mrs. Frank Stewart was the b C 111 B ' diD yayunce. Sd un ay evemng ner g~est "Pledermaua Waltz'~ •rrang-l her daughter and soo,m·lllw, ed by Agayrom f Strauss, "' Mr. andMrs. Ato Lck n ne u e, bara White·, "Gypsy Rondo, u Syracuse · arranged by Agay from Mozart, Miss Kay Proctor of K . Ha le . , Liebestr , burg, W. Va. was the weekend aren w y, aum, guest of ber sister and brother- arranged by Agay fl'()m Llszt by Marta Hubbard: "Sumbr• In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ralp , EcL-•·ln b S R , &a~.e , y ue ue, Graves. ro, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mitch "Venetlan Taranttelle," Denand family and Mrs. Car I ~ee by ~ B a b r: Mitch spent Sunday in Colum- Charmante, Op. ~!; Groto~, bus with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Betsy ~am, Caprice I Roush and family . Espagnol, op, M, Rlntsky • Mr and Mrs Anthon Sch Korsakov by Susan Ohllnger; ler .~ daught~r, Linr] of ; "Butterfly" op. II, Merkel by lumbus were wee1cend guests of Debra Grueser; the"' concludln! his parents Mr and Mrs Ja- numbers were Maracas, cob Schute;. · · Thompson and "Blue Velvet," Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kenne- Morr!J by John Curd. dy of Akron spent the weekend The s!Udents presented Mrs. with his mother, Mrs. Edith Erwin with a coraage folThomas, who accomltanled I loWing the Jli'Ot!l'&m. A ..,olal them home for a visit. boar waa held followln& the Mr. and Mrs. WUI!am Koesel proeram. Fill your tank with clean-burning, dependable Ashland Fuel Oil I retun>ed to their home, Cleve. , ----~ and save 3 ways; land Sunday, after a several Cjl:b Scout Pack 246 days visit with her mother, Mrs. Mee~. 41n .S~d(Jy 1. You get the advantage of t!je lowest prevailing Fuel Welby Whaley. Rock Sj)rlngs Cub Scoulll Oil pnce wlth no payment until October 10. (Payment Mrs. Jed Webster Sr. enter- Pack 141· mCIUlrtunlay avenJi18 due September 10 for Budget Plan customers.) ed Meigs General Hospital at the bomo o{ Mr. and Mrl. 2. You're protected from any Fuel Oil price increases that Monday for observaUoo a n d Horace .Abboll, Athena Rood. may occur, treatment. Plan1 wora mad& for a wieDer Mrs. Charlea R. Karr Sr. roast and. potluck dinner at tho 3. Your fuel tank will stay cleaner, rust-free. entered Holzer Hospjtal Moo- Salisbury School, Saturday, Ju, day for observation and treat. ly 11. To ease the strain on your pocketbook even more, Ashland Oil has Around And About • Mrs. Smith, Mrs.. Will, Directors Of Biblt! School Pteselff Program r·. ELBE FELDS · • I : Two Families Hold Reunion On June 7th MEIGS THEATRE Mainly About peop/e In pomeroy Varied Program Is Presented for Recital ·-> ,. . . .' Its BESTF'ORM'S name for this intriguing padded bra Home Furnishings ooS: BAKER FURNITURE Order Ashland Fuel Oil Now and SAVE 3 Ways! J'( ec • •• '2 The secret? Circular stitcb<d cups with just 111ough loam rubber padding to fill you outl (You'll have tbo added fullness you need to mal<t you a full cup oize.) The lpokl Gentle new curves, a beau~.iful new upll£t that loob 10 · natural no one would gueu JOUr MiSI Personality wu 1111 ythi~g but youl In while couon broadcloth. llizel SO. I6A. J2-40B, 32-40 c. 02AJO ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY FROM OLDS I Ons for the money••• two for f/IB show ••• all three priced to go/ a Fuel. Oil Budget Plan that will enable you to spread your fuel costs over ~e equal payments- from September to May, No interest or c::acrymg charge to pay. Don't wait for wintu ••• caJ1 us nowl ASHLAND ~IL & REFINING COMPANY GALEN S. BROWN, Afl~t~~t Hlghw•y Route No, 124 Mlner,vfll•, Ohio ~ Wylllllette 2-2166 men"l""""""""iiiii""iiiii-=; G - were played during 1.... II the evening aftor which borne Ice cream and eake were LADIES CUSHIONED made IIOl'Ved to Mn. David Davia ud sons Ruaty and Gelle, M r 1. Franklln Rizer and cblldreD, Melissa and Franldln Jr., Mr. For Sneakers & Low Cull and Mrs. Fred CWt and Chndren, SheBy and a.uct, Lorry Wallie£', Mn.' llorblrt Dixon ·.·. '· SPORT SOCKS 59c & 75c THE SHOE BOX MlDDLai'OitT, 0, ...._____ Rog.,, lofn, ~ Rich•nl YOIIIIII' and .10111, MJie J1c1.. IIIIBbJr88 tan,, ..... - - -................ HI Mn. Abbot! ·I .-1 ebllciNa, Dilley, Rotv and _,,v~c~~~. .. ... .. ~ . I . .. . ' -MC»TOR. - ....... K..... •• ., _ ~& .. YAH ~DT ~. POMEROY, 0, - ~I . I ' COLUMBUS (UP!) _ A man I sought for questioning in a fa- ~ tal stabbing was shot to death ' · h b ,. d Tuesday mg ( y a po !CO etective as he attempted escape. Officers also took a woman in· to custndy and charged her w1th first degree murder as an cessory to the slaying Monday night of Larry Clifford, 29. Clifford was cut and stalob•d 1 8· 11 times in front of his home by an assailant who then I es· OMAHA, Neb. - Flash flood s caped through an alley. swept tbrough ·suburban Tuesday n i g h t detectives ha Tuesday night, Lloyd Morgan and James Frost were searching Job n Joseph cars and trailer homes. least five persons were feared Be11omy, %6, near his home prior dead. to taking him to police headquar. Savage rainstorms ters when Bellomy broke free more than six inches or rain and ran. the western portion of the Morgan shot Bellomy in the hammered baseball - sized back, killing the Deem man into drifts and sent Instantly. Capt. Thollt<ls !'()Bring from their banks. yer, chief of detectives, said the montiHJid twin lliril who office,.. had chased Bellomy only recenOy been er fences and tbrough back from the hospital were feare,i yards, firing warning shots to have perished when their fore firing at Bellomy. mobile home was washe~ away Voncile Young, 37, was !rom a trailer court and jam- charged with first degree Oled under a bridge. der as an accessory In the lord slaying. Sbe was to MINNEAPOUS - Pennsyl- oelve a preliminary hearing vama Gov. Wllllam W. Scran- the cbarge today. too, openly hoping for a switch of deleegates . to bil presidenti81 drive by next week carries bls "get acqualnteed" campaign today to Missouri ::Oiorado. "Right now we have to lrilh the wind," Scranton otter a meetlna Tueadav with Mlnitesota any from Sen. BlllT)' M. \ • '.. ! . - ' , LONDON - A Brltlab mathematician said today hts eleetronic .computet: has declded that Sll' Fr~ncLs Bacon could not bave wrctten tho play• atSh k ·trlb ted to wur u Jam a e.s peare. The question has been a subject of Ulerary debat• for years. There Is a consJdel'able body of opinion which holds that Bacon wrote the plays and ~t Shakespeare got the cred1t leaders· that to chip a11ay 1015, die and Mt. ·and loa ....... ..,... Y.. lhl• twllla .. ...,. tvn-.J.. 0111• .. .... prkH than 30 MOdeh with S.W·pt'tctl necessary. . "' , Harold Brown Dies at Age 67 LARRY BAILEY Larry Rex Bailey, !0, son of Mr. and Mrs. Re• Bailey of Chester, bas enlisted in tbe u , S. Air Force and II currently undergolnd basic lr&iaing at Lackiaad A, F, base, San Antonio, Texas. Larry Is a 1!16% graduat. ol Eastem Hlgb School aod kas complet.ed two years at Rio Grande College. His address Is AF 1571!155, Bas 1514, night 611, Laekland A.F.B., Tesa•. Pomeroy Police �• ·. . . ~ ~ ' '-· ' ' • .. ~ • ' I. '~ .... ' ,, \ THIS WEEK * Mehnlc Saucer o., June 17, 1814.3 Sentinel, Pomeroy-MI<Idleport, ,,.~ ' . ........-"....,-.... ...... wtth &1M ,..,....... "' IJ.II .. tM 11'11. ...... c..- ...... -·--.,...,-. . . -· -TUm bler ... ... c.,..--,.. ...... ,........ * • .,. &ad. , .............tlet. ffl 0 .._ pia...... """ ... I ~'Now Kroger Lo~ V Iers · H u~ dre~sof Grocery Prices" . . .. ' ~ .Tenderay • Chuck::;Roast ., Chuck Roast By the lb. Swiss SteaL ........... . · 59c . Enghsh Roast· ..... ······• Meat loafF•••h _· 49c '· lb. ........ -" 45c J9c Fnth, , P~ .. Tendoray lonelou lb• . .. _ _ _ _ lb .• Smoked Whole (Sliced . lb. 3_3_c)_ .. !b. . . S.....tew Beef ...... too,. """'" ... "' 59c Ground Chuck : .. . ... "' 59c 291t'f Baking H ens .... ~~~h. ~r~·-·? ...... 29"' fi'Hh or White & Am, a '( • i '' , t v .. s y l "" A""ndol• c ••• ,.. ,., ' .........Styl• Y.elkh9. Soup Bleach t No. 30.3 ., roll•lOc Lemonade ... ...... . · Pork & Beans .. .. '..... "'. .. ....... .. Applesauce ... _o....., ··~· .... :· Hi-CDrinks ......... ...... .. 12 l>l, ••• Green Beans ·· ... ... He. HO ,'~: No. ' " ooH," .. ,, 10C .., 12 •. Cake Mix ..... ............................................. ....... . 10c JO r GeM '1 1/cll Vo'h~ Y-'lew, lkvlf. '-d c :""atsup Ass•. v•.;.,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ll•-.!~3 10c · French Fries Hva"'" _ _ _ _...__.,...,._~ 3~,.••• . •. I • ._ M~e .~ Avoncllle - - - - - - - 2o''10C 1 boltlo lmb1uy FrOun - - - - - - - - - - . : . . . .__ Sk.Im M"lk I ... ~- .... ...... ...... Kroger Fully Baked Sherbet • Di.nner Rolls . ., Kro ..r o,. .., . · ............... .""""... Pies ....... . ·· .. ···No..... Scott Towell .......................................,.. 11!0 ct. "'I tl; Scott Facial T!sruo .................................... 400 ot. boo Uti Sta Flo Starch ................................................... I pl. Uti en- Shortoidog ........................................ a lb. ..., Tt¢ Kiogo Shorteoing .......................................... 3lb. ou 11!1 Kroger ~ Dry Milk ., ...................... 100 qt. pkg. II¢ Navy B....,. """"""'"""'""""""""""'"""""' 4 lb. bag 4t¢ Pmto BeiiDM .................................................... 4 lb. bag 43¢ Greeu Giant Pea• ................................ No. 90S ..., tl!l Kroger Vac Pac Com. ................................ lJ oz. ooa till Country Club Hominy ............................ No. 90S..., tO¢ Red Karo Syrup ........................................ I lb. hottJo 21¢ Heitu Catsup ........................................ liO oz. hottlo It; S•Jgar . . ... .. ............................................ 5 lb. bag 11; Martha White Corn Meal ............................5 lb. bag II; Swaosdown Cake Mixes .................................... box 14; Sutliwee( Prune Jute, ............................ 82 ... hottJo 41; Avoodale Peach Halves ............................ No. B.., 27; Avondale . Sllced Peach., ........................ No. 2IJi cou 27; Kroger Fruit Cocktail ........................ I No. SOil COlli 41; Kandu Detergent Powder ...........-................ 20oz. box IT; Kandu ·Liquid Detergent ...;\ ............... 22 oz. bottle , Iff· Kondu Bleach ................................................... K gal. 13; . Kroger Com Flakes .................................... 18 oz. box IJi Annour Potted Meat .................................... S oz. can iiJ~ , Kroger AU Pwpose oa ............................ !4 ... bottle Ui Sputhght Coffee .. . ................................... 1 lb. bag le;. .. Emh·•ssy Salad Droning ........................................ qt. 11; Clov·.r VaUey Peanut Butter ........................ 2 lb, jar 11; Kroger Evaporated Milk ........................ • tall COlli 11; Krog,.. Plain Flour .................................... 10 lb. bag II; Dow" Boy Dog Food ................................ 11 lb. oana 21; Clover VaUey Pork lr Beam ................................ ooa tit Kruger Oran~o Juice ...... ,.......................... 12 oz. can II¢ Country Clu ot Pies ........................ I 8 oz. pier 19; K1ogcr Gelatina ................................................ 8 oz. bo' 1c Bi~ i: Drinks ................................................... I COlli SSe · Amencan Beauty Tomato Juloo ............ 40 oz. can 21; Americao Beauty Kidney lleaoJ ................ 40 oz. ooa 2141 Arnorican Beauty Gt NorthOI'II Beano .... 40 oz. ooa 21; American Beauty Pork lr Bean• ............ 40 oz. ooa 21; A.-.ericau Beauty Spaghetti ................... 40 ox. COD Zl; Am.,ricaa Beouty Whit. Potato.. ........ 40 oz. ooa 21; Purina Doc Chow ........................... 21 lb. ba& ft-11 ~';: 10c 39c 1,-J 59c . ... ......3 -:.: 79c I CaiHornia !r.Sr M . .' ' . . ................... "" M8ts .....,.&JWchOHef ranges > ile .... Cantaloupes . . . .. . . . . . . Peaches .. · ........ · lb. 2Sc Cherries .. .. • . .. . .. . ,. 49c ., ' ea. . ,o ' • -- • • 39 ~ · ·. Meigs County Fish &Game Assn. POMEROY GUN CLUB - ........ ,.. ....... .... 85c .Thrill. liquid , ....__ HORSE SHOW 2 .._ 6.9c ... .., ... Dlshwa,hfnt · , .-.... fir• IMftle .,.,. .. , . - ' .. ' 31c. ..' .:... ....~..... !,~~ .... 37c • ......... 37c - tiiiMtlae~Ma .... Klt111ax 1'111111 83c --- - ... a.. ...... 27c S)'f8CUM ...... :· ••• • l , 1 ...... ........ 19c ' ....... ········ lllrtlt•re .. . • .. .. . •. . . • :t ·MIIoa ............... I I {'· , ............. . .. .,. ··1-···•- ,.. ,......,..,._.,-... " .., .r 1. ' •• , _,.....,. ,_.,_ L•'ll••t Refrigerator For Snuolltsl Spoc:o on tho Market 4 99 • All Prlcod with Your Old Refrigorotor As Trodo e Socks-spOrt and dress, unisized and regular 69c til 1.50 eJ-olry I Billfolds by Swank-John F. ~enne-dy Half-Dollar Key Ring ................ 2.95 Point Show For Ohio Valley H- ShAuoc. Open To All H-men and ·· Horsewomen GIVE -...•~~· ...,_ SUMMER GIFT Hla Fovorlto By Mon'a Shop ll)art DOWNIE-GROSS POMEROY, OHIO ; 'c 7,000 ITU PORTABLE PORTABLE Pluc in any 110 outld . Plug ,in any 110 ouUet:. Thermostat 6: Air Vent. SUIT? From , 4,000 ITU Ideal For Onltl Roo-m , CERTIFICATE GENERAL A.DM~SSION 50c CHJLDREN UNDEI 12 FjlEI' Your Tldcet Good l'or l'itll. DRAWING. 0.. A ., How About A Him A ' Thor.e,r... htland l!ony, with ....,..... ' ~ AIR CONDITIONERS Whon In daub! FROM .11:30-ALL DAY DrfftStap 18 175 Lb. FrHzor CU. FT. DroworTvpo$ ,8 2.45 to 6.95' ...--- IAR·B-Q CHICKEN - - Ivory (~uicl CU. FT. eSport or Drtss Shirts-take the .heat off dad with a cool, cool shirt. By Arrow and Monticello ........... . .... .. from 2.95 to 7.95 eSJocks by Joymor or Hubbord- plain or pleated. Tropical worsted and wash 'n wear. from 6.95 to 14.95 eBol-leather and stretch. Plain and initial .................. . ... 1.50 to 5.00 e Strow Hots by Portis-Milan, Panama & Straw Rocksprings Fair Grounds ~~ 196- Sclt., '"- 125 lb I' rH>or Colton, Dodon ond Bonlon .. , ... from 3.50 to 11.95 Golf Cops, Sport Cops . . . . . . . . . . . from 1.00 to 1.95 Trophies~-Ribbons--Casb ;l.rUquld •• w... ..,. .,.. 1HHb. FrMJor CU. FT. Knit Golf Shirts MEIGS COUNTY IOfJ YMUI IJAMft, ...... ',..,'-" ..a.., u,.. ....... ......... .. P!ums ... : ..: .. •...... . 29c P~nea~ple "~~:'.·-~ .... ..... 49c DuzSoap . Populor 2 Door Cool Bermuda Shorts 50 EXTRA ···~ ·doz• .. :~ Thursday June 18 Noon Til ~ H Oxydol Soap ;.•· FISH FRY &TRAP SHOOT ·-·-~· ., o..., Ch- Colo . ' ·- .,,,.., ..._.. ...............,, _.....,._, ... ' ...... '· · .1,•: "'" CAIICA '. ... '0 2PSI~:· • roov,....n- . . ... 'l. ·.. • Jujnbo AIIMod.els Reduced(' Su~day June 21st 1~oo :! • '1'•-' ~- • GENE.RAL ILECTRIC • For sport or work around the house. Cottons and dacrons. Plains, checks, plaids. Wash 'n wear for easy care. 3.50 to 6.95 1111 TOP -VALUI fJAMPI ,, 12 ct. pkg. ON PACE 11 Plus ValueStam s ·~~~~ ........... ............... ~1. '"'"''' ctw. ch,.., • ~ H/.Ne .... 0010. •····~.·-- · ········ -•.• .•.•················ 1 TREE· I Ne. 101 A11t. 1lovon .. ~~~~~a~d · ~-111 · " • • 01. ~" . '"" - ~· ,..~ · • " "" C""'Pb.IJ Tomoto Potted Meat l_b: . . No. 303 Stoodard e 1 . . . . Colofl . . . ...... Whole UPA . PLUS TIISE MRYDAY LOW LOW GROCERY PRICES ' 694 Boston·Roll Roast English Roast Ne(k Bones •Air Conditioned Comfort •clean Modern Stores •renderay Beef •Guaranteed Fresh Produce •complete Variety of Grocery Items• Piece 111ly lb. I at Kroger ... · Piece only ' Enjoy the following 1 nd Middl- 11iado. Cool atylea aoid eGlon. 32'5P to $65 . . ·- $f88·" Brool<!iel<l, Style- H&R Firestnne. .. o. 202 N. 2ND AVE. ~..., �• ' morrow. C..'l t;o Homo • • 11 is congr..,men 1rnl their 0 wl••· •rom smau rurli c:ommuID IS 10 nities who come to Washington th r 11 nd 1 th ex IEDITOR'S NOTE: w1 1 ; It Is m:ug sto.rb and ~~'.'s· ] 8 : ~ a.r:n. to Une up In front of 1capital, with a smugpe.~s that ri~O:~~ f:el t.!:'eterr:r of makts • rlty great nther thaa stands ~1th stgns p~l~Lmmg ~afetenas for breakfwst ; dere- ~rders on the proprietary. It . f kl the · · Great Cttles wash. gton, Above a11' · •y our Nat n's Capital' C•ty ,r;,e :r problem. It Is 8 city ~re 8~~· :., e;;:.,~ :P· . m ' PNrvav"' n No. 11-Washington Capilol HUI, and shabby " me- 1 Parties, par lie s and more ment that .. In six months we icause they have Potomac fever 8\o NnRMAN RUNNION - mentos of President Kennedy ." parties. II is the diplomatic and have gone from Camelot to , and they never can go back to United Prtss lnterna11oaal It is 1he gloriou s, soft beauty social set, ~ay in times.. of Dogpatch.... and set the whole the humdrum again. WASHIN GTON 'UP!i - Above ol the Tidal Basin in c he r r y peace. sober tn limes of cnSis. town lalktng. . ll Is 8 clly that 1' the .seal of T:,J'3 can be a fun ~Ity. government . of t~e U ~~~ t e ~ 111 el!';f'. washingt on is ·•your 1blossom time . the graciousness leading the whirlwind pace of pt inn '$ r'n~itt~l" I of the White House . rat-intested life in one of the world 's great ! lt : an a lone ly City too, as States, yet. Its cif!Un~ . no rt is Whilf' hou se , the streets six blocks from . I?id- capitals - meetlng the sa~e all blg cities are, and as so~e have the ~ht to vo~ u~tl t~~ '.lnmln ME>morial . the Je£fer- town, ugly "modern" bUildmgs peopl~ over and over a~am . . are mo.re than m~t . ~et It 23~ Am~ me~t. to . e ons tnn and Washington monuments and freeways that seem to lead ' hearing the same conversatmns,1bre~s 1ts own pec~1ar kmd. of tl!tlon was raufledondm March, tnd Capitol Hill. It is the grave to nowhere. B('hing to stay home just once. lonehne~ , because It Is II .clly J96l. And that am ment gave ef ohn fi'. Kennedy and the It is high 5\chool students, ll is a town that can be el~- oj transients , where the friend the~ only the rlght to vote ror , rtf'rnal flame that nickers sad· from Tennessee or New Jersey , Itric with excitement, where 1t or lover of t~ay may be an president and 9101 pre;ld:;.t. A\ · in thf! gloom of night. erupting from charter buses at . becomes ··our" city and "your'' acqualnbmce m Afghanlatln to- and not for the m1yar O t 1r I I the - · 1 the U.S. ll,'.an::• CorpsI :e.~treets ?e w:s~':Ponuu.!'ll17:~s ~Uil ~= un 1 crlme 5 . . · f at I lime dr ticaUy nd88 b It to both cont 0 to 8 su m to m~:a: .\ · Cl l*al 1 P ":a lngloll•• lerpart r ~ :::.. ~ the capital ot a natl~ comBecause of this hentage, the cut or .,.... clty I! an lnstib.Jtlon unto ttaell. mute• tor an hoUr or more tnt& 1t is not brawun1 and lusty like New York. Cblca nor sttmlllatinl and But Maryland and Virprtt dange~o iilre New Yorlr, nor ore the soutb. Vntlllltne tweed and gentle as London aco dM! Vlrafnla brancb of 0111 can b~ nor sensual and seduo- o1 the largest d o - deplrlo . ' . alw 1 i.a ment stores bad MeokJred' 1 11 ~'; Pans ia : Di,sbic* of signs posted on the walhraOm Col~ Ule SUJ'I'OWidiD.8 doon. Until two J'tu'l qo. tht u land' •nd Viqinia suburbs. Glen Echo ll!llllellliiR park lD. :.ry laUon of !he dlstrlells Mary!ll>d, ju!t aarOII !be d!J. abouiS:ooo and Ule population trtct line, clenied leeiU to Ne· t ~etro man area ls 2 lfOU· ~re both one and Ne~l Buy Halael the same and totally different, The District of Columbl•~ and tbe ~IIOD for this ia race. therefore, 11 neu"ly &4 l*' cent The mburbl for the m 0 s t colored beeause lt ll here that are et:~liortl o1 the cen. Nqroes can bllY their OWD ::·~lty itself A commuter who homel and ut irl aood restaur- ,..n SU .. IUI MARK. Wt reserve the-1ight to Limit Quantities . ~ .. . Corner Second & Mill St., Middleport MOnday thru Thursday 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Friday and Saturday 8:30A.M. lo 8:30P.M. • · ~ · .so~ · ' ' ~ " ' Wilh •nd !loi, C11upon ~~rrho1• o/, I I .\. HOFFMAN'S 'i' ' cans ORANCI! LIMON lb. ALL FLAVORS Stokely's Purple Plums 3-0s. Pkg. EVAIS SUPER TRIM - SWIFT'S PREMIUM - 12·11. 5 :~:. $1 ) Swift's ,,.,.,;• ., U. S. O.v't. Inspect.. Select All of One Kind Or Any Combination In The Same Group F&P Whole Apricots F&P ·Elberta Peach Halves F&P Cling Peach Halves F&P Sliced Cling Peaches F&P Bartlett . Peaches Htv.. F F&P Fruit F&P Cocktail F&P 5 :::. $1 F&P Apricots u..,.,,.. .... ··· srnn TO CHOOII FIOM · ~ 1 I ~ I! InN 1 1/l can fi~. PIUS WnHl ...J( IN S7t5 "'" Ped. Tax 11100 In !vans Cash Register lapel' -II S895 Plus Fed. 'i ax & $39.95 In Evans Ccnh Re;ister Tepes• •Ya1111111 Muat I• Dated Aft•r Me~y 25, 1964 and Accumulated Before Aug. I, 1964 '0 fl IWII WI llol\11 rN w.UCW., YO..,_ C-1(1, WMif YOit 'II'Mn 11 . fill our r1111 lllflllolliOH <IIU,Oif l•lliCMI.If• IMf Wollh I \ NYIIIII r•11 PlAit 10 IU,, 'MKI rill 111'1"'' llf llolf ffOII- ~ [!) Stokely's Pineapple Juice Libby's Tomato Juice Donald Duck Orange Juice 39 Donald Duck Blended Juice SWISS CHEESE 11311 ' ' '~•rklf scent WOODBURY SOAP Donald Duck Grapefruit Juice ·• l t~STOit cant •f.AT.oc, .(1f~~ Q t luE, ..\ 11!·· '1-lb. ' ' Salol lath podr 89 L1ST01l •I ' ~PRAY STARCH 14-o:r. 43 Aero1ol can LIST .Alii I DRY BLEACH < , ...... ~·· 41 61 CHUNK TUNA 37 HIOSHEY INSTANT COCOA ...·~- Mill '1 eliver Ch~tte 69 ·. KITCH&:N SUCED GREEN BEANS Green Giant - JUI!21 ,....,_ ~ATV" . 41 SAVE 13c Pepsodent Tooth Paste::; SAVE 25e Mennen's Skin Bracer SAVE. 1&c Gillette's Foamy Shave SAVE11C Mighi Guard Deodorant .. 11bs. . Corn Gold•n Vac. Pock W~ole Asparagus Spears " Menthol ,_~· 1 - 303 cans TOMATOES 19 5cyld. 39 Quart Basket 3 TURKIY liEF I!ANS II' WliNIRS ~~. 25 katie EVANS ••• Fine Baked Food• Sections Tea B1p ~ .2 ... '5 ~ •••, llofl, bile EVIfill Potato ROLLS •••• pqa, ,..' .~ • ' MIN' I MU!I'Ii'OlJIJO '" ~ ....,, .t.::'7,5 11 ...:, •. 2' llerottl~ , ,. '~··· .. SLIPPERS ., ' Pk1. ef 12 Polro All •ht'f· fltii .. lf•H., Nlu, Mill ••l•r tln•· •·~· 7 . IIHII• ,., hr ,_ ,. IIIII' m- · '1 , ,. .:~:;r ·~-~7 LOW . PIICI ,:· ._ lYE IIUD IIEAD .. ,,.,, ., ·AJ!otfpo . p.... :llut's Wh.ot•:•••>, 'Pottto)s ·.· -, . . . .. .ll~·~; ,... ~""'""'~ ~){Jf \ ~" ' ' ' .,. · · ll"'~rjcol . <f.\ { . li,;:.:f., ""'i'~• . li -~f• - . ;r \~_ ~,. .r·!~- ...' . liT FOOD I •::·· 21 ~.,, ·' ' " ' .. ' + .' . . ' . . ·- . pkg. fl 11•-o•. btl , Zl OLOYU II BLACJ( PlPPER 1 J~ •••. <an 43 0110111\.T ) ••tlo IV ...NI Klnt tl., :lA· tvbe "'·l " 1-91. ..... ••• 21• Piuapple - FOOD 001.01 CIIUMOI • .,..... ......... ...... Cemae,. •• M." OOGOIUT 21 ' ..... YELLOW ONIONS CHICKfN IALIIIUIY ,._ • l''il••· Iori. All PURPOSl '1 $1 • YAIILLA bll'lll 2 39 Ne. 1 48 toll •• No.2 fl... - ;.eoUar. • """'' ny~ f,Mo!..JIL, with fathlo• filtH ·llllh .· . v 1 o '-' '.\., Pure 12·0J. cans • • ... ' . ··.,--- Shortening FRESH & TeNDER GREEN GIAf!J lan-Lon Pullover Shirt f .. Each GREEN BEANS Your Choice! 6-0Z. PKG. BAG Of 4 CANS DISCOUNT DRUGS ---··-- ••• 30J · Chicken of th• S•u 611·•·· 5 can p~ •. •.••, . ..&3 1~ . atermelon elologna e Pickle & Plmtnto ••• . Kraft's Natural Sliced f PERON Whole Luscious Red Ripe U. S. Gov't. lnapectod Can F&P Tomato Sauce 10 ::~ '1 . - - - - -........ F&P Tomato Paste · ARGO F&P Calif. Spinach &:~ '1 ARGO PINEAPPLE F&P Stewed Tomatoes4 :! '1 Sweet· JUICE F&P Calif. Spinach 4.!~ '1 PEAS 46-oz. " 3 ~~ F&P Calif. Tomatoes ..... •1 8 N11, ~ 01 'l ' ...... 39 F&P YC. Peaohes :i... c:.aa 3,...... HI F&P Fruit Ctc:,:kta~i'-_:!~:.:H;.::==e.=n•== cons $TIIft A D D I I ! I ' - - - - - - - - - C:In OIIOWN 15-oz. Btl. lOll 4-lb. sl 3 ....___________ 1'41Urr ;:;Kc::·mmm 0 303 Royal Ann IVANS (ASH IIGIITII TAPES* $150 r--- ·- a a t Luncheon MEATS Thoreuchly Cooked Reody-To·ht \ can • SnowdrHt · "lb. can Can '6'5 TASTI·O·IIA PR!NCH FIIID : ~. · ~ ~ SO! e t INIP~OTED 55 ''The l'remlum ' · Shortenine" 21/a Can .- r ...... 1'/a Can ...,.,~, •t-IIM•k·lnlet""' .. Lito. 11/z Can • l·Tr. ltrtlc• Ctrtltceft • Aoll•Mel.!iella-Uolllr•ellabl, . FISH STICKS -SWISS STEAK lb. E GLISH ROAST lb.49 EVANS SUPER TRIM- SWIFT'S PREMIUM- U. S. DOn. ·r_-v~TCHES ':. ! - lotth Should•r Round Bone FULLY COOKED CANNED ~BUY! IH It's U. S. Gow'L Inspected, too! 1 Gl NGEII. ALE KrlspJ Crackers D!AUTIFUL SWISS U.DIES' 01 Mill'S 1 ROOT ll!lll NC>OMg l · NERLIN \ ' This superior beef is specially selected for Evans from the best of tht) OO% .c~rn-fed mid-west top- c~oice cattle and carries the Swift's Premium Label. It is the only kind of beef sold at Evans Supermarke\i 11nd were very proud of It! EnJOY the natural beef flavor and ten· derness for which Swift's Premium Beef is famous. Properly aged ancfU. S. C~vernment Inspected. I WHAT L U. S. GOV'T. INSPECTED SWin'S·PREMIUM BEEF EXCLUSIVELY! CINTIII CUT I :DESSERTS ~-~========!-~·!~:·__!31~~ ; t WE I •••.".:,""· ••·· · '""' "'' EVANS . 1'1"'" CHOICI IRICK'S SIIAMPOO Cl' . EWI"ngton News Notes EVINS UPER TRIM ;;., SWIFT'S PREMIUM • , I •1 ,oul, _ ... D!¥ , daughter-In-law, Mrs. Sandra !of Akron spent a weekend with 1Mrs. Burnett of Hometown, W 1Mr. and Mrs Alfr·ed Arnoll of &<.'ltr>d• IS.'Ill Medluril·ll• It , floach , Mr. and Mrs. J 0 h n therr ststcr. Mr and Mrs Jolm Va. were ..,,.t woUa!ld vi>i· Oalllpolta. 20.Bit; com ..... " Heav_~ 17.10 Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Webb and Mr. and Mrs. David tors of their daughter and si.. Mr. John Roble of New AI- lo 23.110. Robl-. 'Mte dlmlor Wll ill hon· Ball and famUy . ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. hany was o recent overnight t.AMilS - 'raps 22.3l BY MRS. MITCHELL WEBB rMrs. V. V. Knlahl we"' Mr. or ol their -bter, Palricil's Rectnt sunday dlnnor Harry Shumaker of Ewington, •utlt of Mn. !Jnnut Robfe and HoMecominl at the home of lll!d Mro. Hantld KJtl&ltl end Uth blr1hdl;y. ol Mr. ond Mrrr. John Wobb Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shumaker son. MAKE ..... - V1f . children ol Nitro, W. V1., Mr. lteeent vllllon ol Mn. V. V. were their dau,t>ter and fam· of Cbeahlre. WOLFDIJlW, Ge ,!at•' sroes. As It was onee caustics!· Cillrlll Knllbl. Wbeellill, Mr. KDJt!ll ...,. ~· 11111 Mra. B. Uy, Mr. ond Mro. D1Yid B,ill , Mr. and Mrs. Arthllt" Croas PT. PU:AS,U;T fUPll - Vofb,..._,. ~ !y put. "a white man now buys and Mrs. '1bctmU Koilht and J. Mllc!hell Bdllon, Mr. and Mrs l\lr. and Mrs. 1\aymond Ro()le. of Athens visited their pa,.,t>, UVESTOCK I!ALE8 CO. ill etchl millionth ~"' one of those Negro slums. re- chlldrer., CQ!umbuo, Mr. and L. P'. knlaht of J~bura. Mrs. Sandra Rooeh. Mr. 11111 Mrs . Harry f!humaktr . Salurrlay, Ju.. ,s, liM Tueldly, lht oompotiJ • model! il and forces the prop. Mnt. Joe Knilbl, Canton, Mr. R...nt ....Und vlaiW. ol Mr. and Mra. Paul Joneo of Mrs. W1lter Crou, Mro. Shu· HOOI - 175 to J20 lS.OO 10 nounced. . erty value of the Negro to 10 and Mrtt. William Boswell and Mr. and Mrs. EmOry KU!en Like Michlcan wore ~nt maker's daul!l>ter. DoriJ ope"t 15.70 Ho1vlot 13.00 to IU!l; TESTS NEW PLUG up, and thai poor guy can't sf· daulhters, Columburt, Mr. were lblir dluahter. Mr. and weekend vililora of l\lr, and a day with Mr. ond Mrs. Arth- Li&hll 13 00 10 tUO: Jl'at Sowo UNJPN, N.J. IUPI) -, 1'1- · ford to Uve there any more oo Mro. Georce Moore lftd chll· Mnt. Elmer McN01Iey ahtl 100 Mrs. Harley Grooo oDd fllh<r . ur Cross. Athens. 11.110 lo IUO: Boar1 10.00 to C«po. oald Tuosdary II hpt lollhe moves out." dren, Caaton, Mr. and Mrs. of J.olln, W. VI. . They wero nount SUnday din· l\lr. and Mrs. Basil Harri• 11.00; Pi1s 6.00 to lt .OO. I ed wccesalul!y a TIIW _.,...,. This Is a city where In many James Newlon and son, ~;& Vlalloro of Mr. oDd Mrrr. Or1 ner "'""' ol Mr. and Mrs. and children opont a wetk•nd CA'I'I'LE - Steera t5.30 19 lorenUal ftrinll•P.Itir ~ltlfl !'!"* areas white and Negro c<>Olist ton, Mr. and Mrs." Lowrence Paynter were their dou,t>tera, Keith Tylor, Mr. and Mro. Wy- with their porents, Mr. and 17.10; Halfero 13.40 to t8.l!O; by tho Chaii'.P\r,la lpti'lr t>lul on the same block. It ia a place Kerutedy ond chiklren. South Mr. and Mrs. D1vld Gnharn man Denny were dinner IIUO"Is Mrs. Earl Harris. Fat Cowo 13.00 to 14.00; Con- Co. that raqulr.O no adjuwhere a NeiJ"O civil servant Point, Mr. and Mrrr. Thomao and family ol Xottla, Mr. end of Mrs. Denney's parenll, Mr. Mr. Bert Caldwell of Toledo noro 8.00 to 12.75; Bulls 14.70 and will last for the lift lflf I complained to his white neigh· Rqanand Baby, Xenia, Mr. Mrs. Luman Johnson and !am. and Mrs. Keith Tyler. was an overnight KUest recent.. to 17.10; Stock Sloers 17.50 to .csr bor about a Negro family that and Mn. David Fllllnler, Gil· lly ol Parkerlbur&, Mrs. Tom Mr. ano Mrs. Harley Green ly of hi$ cousin, Mr. and Mro. 10.:16: Slock Heifers 15.00 to Froeu wanll to UN tho .JIIJJ was overcrowding Into a hou.. Upolla. Corley and cblklren of New were rocent Sunday visitors John Webb. It wao his firol 17.50; Slock Steer Calvos 20.110 aa an lnlefll"BI part .of I Mil down the street, the complaint Re<ent dinner pal! of Mr. Mtlico. of Mr. and Mrs. Btrt Jones of .trip back here for ~~~ years. to :13.00; Stock Heifer Calveo low-voiiiBe tr1nslatorilet. ...,.. being that both ol their proper- and Mra. David Boll were Mr. Mrs. H. S. Scott of C!evelonrl Bidwelt. I' Mrs. Sandra Roach spent a 17.00 to :111.00. tlon ll)'llem It lo davelo¢DI fer ty volues might be lowered. and Mrs. Allred Arnold and and slater, Mrs. Melva Perry Mrs. Effie Kirkman. Mr. and week witt. her paranta-in-law, VEAL CALVES- Topa 2UO; I all typeo ol 1•• en.s- . 4&-os. GELATIN , I · 1nllt. Thty 0111 •wlm Ill publ!e pools aDd send their children lo "lnlliflled" acboolt ..:. that In 10111< <oses are almost 110 per cent Nesro because of the while lllignLion to the suburbs. On uppor L6tb Street are aome o1 the !ovelieot bomeo in Washington. and most are own<d by NeiJI"oes. In closer to lown are the Negro gttottoa. There are changes under way. It uood to be sold that a blot on Arnerkle wao !he loot lhal hideous NefP"O aluma 01i1ted a few blocks from the Capitol dome. By and lqe, this Ia no lonaer true. The slum area in back of the capitol Is now be lng convertor! into expensive "town houses." The ones. wh_o have paid for this revitaliZation of the main city are the lmpoverlohed Ne- .,, , 8 ROYAL ·' ' Md.i ORANGE or GRAPE DRINK . ' r .' '\ ' ' • It Is above aU uyour natlon'J Uvea In ~elhe!da, ~-= capital" because it wos_ planDOCI Onlreh, Va., ~s ::.,.. Waslt lhal way, the f~rst lllll!G' cll1 llolaled 1: , . :iO -1111 ... 1o "' ~ ..,liy u CooMcll RINGO ' . a:: :m::. 'lbey ~sarit ~~ ~th, " en r nc .t .- .. ' \ own town. ~ Congress Is In all roaUty the ma,..-, aDII - o n the city't bud&el aDII ... whether the !11· ing of kites should be permitted ofte elty Mdministration is headed b 1 tbree-mtmbet lt:'i siu alone'! Tbls is another " souvemrs ol your natlon s cap- llets on 9th Street and Permsyl- 1s a plac-e where the oet-upant belq 8 part 0 1 wor Y Ymml . aU ol In 8 ,.,n... on 15 of the IJI"eal ita!," and ..!ling cheap repUcas vania; a policeman with a K-t of 11100 Pennsylvania Avenue never knew ba~ on the form. ~ of 00preat:' 1 :;-'~ppolnt.~~i~ nf tlw. world. ) of the White House. the Lincoln dug at his side in ttle Ne1ro can ~d the tone ror all levels It Is some of e~ llrtl~ : "' m are en __ Memorial, the Jefferson and I slums up 14th Street. 01 life, where the Capitol Hill pie who 10 years 1a~r ;:_ eetik 11 lti It h ·me Great Cities Washington monuments and Parties, Parties newspaper, Roll Call, can com-l electl?n and sUlly n awn e 1 c e!!l, as 8 en • • I ''::i 28 lkz. 25 loaf BEIITLI FELl II ••• SEIAIIIIIE& WHilt.fiPEI. I~ lrtl. ' _..........._ • I I �• l ~- '' \ / \ I 1 ~~sen~tl~net~ . ::;::~~G~~ *~'1 Goldwater has Nomination, ' \ fhe Last Mile Just Dying For ASwim • • •••? 19 Stud~nts \ Helen Help Us! ponds to reduce the odds by providing every safeguard possible. All you need to do is contact vour local chapter of the Red Cross for a set of instructions on how to erect a Farm swim .. But yn' l have an obligation, Mr. Farm Pond Rescue Station, and for printed Pnnd Owner, to make sure hE' doesn't do tips on farm pond safety. Here's what just that . die. that is. for a mere swim. you should provide: a 4 x 4 fence post, You1 part ir this drama won't take long 5 feet high ; a small inflated inner tube: - half an hour at most - hut it can a 12-foot pole: 4o-foot IEngth of rope and mean thP diffPrenrr hrtwf'f'n life and a gallon tin ca n. dealh The America n Red Cross estimates Rescue Stations. as designed by the that there will be upward of 6,000 deaths P..ed Cross. are popping up all around by drowning across the nation this year. this arE-a in au.swPr to the pleas of par- The vast m: jority of these will be the reents who do not w1s h to risk the lives of su1t of ca relessness or laziness. th eir children foolishly out of bravado Don't let your fa rm pond become a Or' plain carele:::sness. A simole swim on death trap - Nhen it can be so easy to a hot dav just isn't worth that kind of make it a o!ace for recreation. After all, gamble. It's up to the owners of farm ponds should be fun , not !atoll PACKED ~A .POLLYIAO • Quantity BIJht. BeMrved ;. ~...... 1- - _)f,. "·. ---.-~. e nu;cii>OCJil Thru Sat. Jllnt 20' I ' I ' FREE I -FREE I. I I GET ONE 12-0Z. PKG. OF BROUGHTON'S COnAGE CHEESE FREE WITH THE PURcHASE OF ONE GALLON JUG OF BROUGHTON'S II ,;,lr I Homo· Milk PORK ROAST '' CALLA STYLE. FRESH I _SAVE 29c } TOTAL ONLY . .' patter~ Certain Farms May Apply Now The MeigJ Al!CS county lice Is accepting 1965 new wheat II allotment application• lor · fanns. 1 Today's .!Jfedical Report ~' 1 "Cas~ lb. SIRLOIN STEAK . lb 79c -·- fi~st I Lom~ I ':!" :;n::_,' .,.._= I .BERRY'S WORLD. I Market Report - ' . .. ' ::: •••M• .... ........ . ·Round Steak 73c Cube Steak - ~~ 89c n:";:':':':.; Wl.nds of Change ·Have Set T Reach East Germany .... . .. • . ~.·· A producer wbo lnlendo seed wheat lor 1965 on a farm for which 1 1964 allotment was established, or where 11llolment will be cancelled cause the farm ia not entitled to wheat history acre~&e credit for of the yeal'!l 1962, 1963 1964, and who desires to considered for an 8Itutment, should make application lor an allobnent. II 1 Foreign News Commentary 57c T-BONE STEAK lb. 79c ARGO Peach Halves ~;: - 4· S1·00 for HUNT'S Frozen Vegetables Cor~Llmos _____ I .\ _ I TOMATOES lb. 19c • Yellow ONIONS - ~::' 25C GOLD SEAL " FULL QT. OLEO 8 I-LB. ROLLS MARGARINE I G A TABLE RITE 35c CHARCOAL LIGHTER 99c FULL SALAD DRESSING ' 1 Pint Sohio ' SWEET PICKLES pt. 10c With the purchase o! each 19 lb. bag of Charcoal 39C OLD VIRGINIA 2 49c APP~A~Es~~CE , 3 3 29c 4N:~~~ 59 C QT. KELLOGG'S 12-0Z. CORN FLAKES BOXES MARTHA WHITE 8-0Z. PKGS. CHARMIN 4-ROLL PACK TOILET TISSUE 29c GOOD 'N' RICH Sperials For POP on Father's Doy After Shave Lotion CAKE MIX ALL VARIETIES 4 $1 Coffee 3 S9c for ... 39c c U. S. NO. ! - VINE RIPENED ' SOL!~ROLL .' DELICIOUS V. CUT _ VINE RIPE, COLD CHIP IOY-AR-DEI Cheese 98c S9t·· ." Foamy Special _ _ _ 77c Old Spice _ _ __ _ 1.13 Tooth Paste s.. le-Reg. 98t• Tube King Sbo Rot. 1.01 Brylcreme - - - - - 87c Crest, Gleem, Colgate, ea. 69c ARMOUR PIJlA lb. $1.89 ) Watermelons I I I II I Gllleth R..ul1r 9lc: for VIENNA. SAUSAGE River news of TASTY' SHOULDER BIX MIX EVERFRESH Mlxod Vogetobl-"-u Fruit Cocktail:. - 4. S1·00 ~~~:~~~ H. Chase, ofWayne lhe Agricultural ion and Conservation tee, said application forms are available In the ASCS eo•rnty \1 office. The producer must apply In writing by June 30, 19M. ------1 I 1'tlL(JABLE I • cof4rozw • I I Pint White HouN I VINEGAR I ONLY 10c I WITH THIS COUPON I This coupon expires Saturday, June 20 lb. 27~ MUCH MORE BAR BQ I THE .DAILY SENnNEL LAMB CHOPS LAMB ROAST 39c WIENERS VIETTI PORK OR BEEF SAVE 20. • • 10112 oz. i 1 VIEW ICE CREAM, l- gal. • lb. con TENDER LOIN .· fAIIM Reports From The Capitol lb. c cAtiNEir .PICNic - 3 . •• i se~ms .... · Are Enrolled My Roadon Aoower ne Moll aet thlt c:ontentocl loot 011 lilt faee lhat teO. me tblDp .,.. Dear Helen : fine, Quite a while 1go you sald 1 So you aee, It Isn't 1 mattor wife ohouldn'l go ll'Ollnd tn ber of whether you sbould wear tlllo p~ .'l ail day. Let llll teD you, or thai. lt'a the way you war. my p.j.'s do 1 lot for me, so I ll More Jmportant, tt'o bow must uJsqree. much tenderneu you have for I, like a . million other eJrls, eacb other In your bolito. wort, but !be reuon I can Unllke lhat other go! w b o wort Is that I ba<e a man In weara ber nlgbUe all day and my Ufe I wouldn't b"ade for says she iloeon't glvo a han& II anyWn&. . her neighbor rides around 011 a You Jmow bow it rs: you get turtle DUde, just 10 her belgbbor up every mornln& and dress, doesn't complain •about HER, and bud for your job, and all 1 would be a little coocemed II day your one thought Is that at 1 saw lt My goodness I'd land llight lhe beot part 01 lh. day io her a of my U.:r11ea tiS!/ waiting fo, you. We drlv• home day! _: GRATEFUL HAPPY hoflether, Ibis alter be baa atop- WIFE . ped lor all the trrands I need lly DOROTHY KILGALLEN hi.o help lor. Wheo we get In Dear Wife: lhe house, It's a qulcb klso and ' Sllppl~ Into 110111elhlnc bug, hang up ols eoat, put a plJ. comfortable" Isn't euctly lhe low on the couch for him, and allllle u drlljjglng uaund aU get bbn a coin beer. Then he clay In a sloppy bouseeoat and stretces out to read the paper, bedroom slippers - and you ROME: Sophia Loren kissed me on is a wonderful actor and besides I like and I get Ill} tum. I fty In the Jmow 11, my omart lltUe wile. both cheeks. Stood back lo look at me the kind of women he marries. They have bedroom, pick oot 1 cute pair NevertheleSB, 1 loved your leland said : "You arE' thinne r , 1 think ." I a certain sty le that I admire. 1 think you ol shorty pajamas, Into lhe bath- tel. Here's tt a 1oog and hapPJ' laughed and replied. " From all the lh'ngs room for a warm balh, hair marriage, and may yow dl• I've been eating"-because that's her can tell a great deal about a man by the women he chooses-anC vice -versa. Don't brushed. maybe a nbb,O~> or a ners never be quite on time line. She always says she eats e nough to flower. some ligtlt perfume, and H. make her weight 200 pounds. But she you?" I agreed. A makeup man came in· out to the kitchen to prepare Dear Helen : doesn't. Actually, her figure is slimmer to the room with a black box and pownow than it was in ''Yesterday, Today dt•red her face while Sophra looked into dinner. My cooking underway, The Sisters of St. Joseph'l I get us both a beer and then I and Tomorrow!' "Look at me." she said. a small mirror. A girl hairdresser ap-relax too. Whlle doing my. chor- f'arochial School of Bogota, "I am in this t~rrible dress. The wrong peared with a comb and tuck ed in a few es I'll catch my love watching Now Jmey. also collect can<ef. hairdo. The bad makeup-everything. stray hairs. not that it mattered with the me wilh a smlle' or I wink, and ed stamps to raise money for But it's for the pictur·e. And you under- home-made lookir'.tg hairdo. Jt was time By LYLE c. WILSON I president of lhe American Bar Indiana. Halleck'• cooalstency ""'•n 1 snuggle down to lOin mlssl001. The addreu Ill ,-011 stahd." to do one of the fin al scenes in the pic· Sen Barry Goldwater and Association. index was 63 per cent compared him In a drink I get a nice com- Lee l!oad, Bogota, N.J., In case True. She was dressed in a costume ture. Gov William w Scranton were ACA Rat':'l Congreu to Scranton's 52 .. Halleck's other fortable arm ' aroond me and some of your correspondenta that Harper's Bazaar .wouldn't recom• • , me~ben of th~ 87th U.S. Con- ACA also rates members of percentage~ in the or~..- in m•ybe a klso . on the head 88 have otamps to spare. ~ I!:.IC. '/ mend for your Autumn wardrobe_1t was "Come on out and watch,'' she said . gress--Goldwater in the Sen.ate, Congress on the basis o~ the~r : which. Scranton's show m the he finished his paper The thing P .S. Any stamps will do. a brownish-red blouse, very che<:~p and On the way to the set- a marvelously I Scranton in the House. voting record. One ratmg Is [ foregomg were : 83. ,81, 90, !lj). is Helen I make sure there is Dear Htden : sleazy looking, with a black skirt- the atrocious Neopolitan house with flowerThe scorekeepers report that called the consistency index 1 100. 100. wrong length -- unfashionahle tlark wallpaper, statuarv and lacf' curtains- Sen. Goldwater a n d Rep. which ACA defines as repre-- Scranton's v_o t I ng record always plenty of time for each I am 15, I went Olll wllh thll other maybe just talk or ·fellow .,ho Is 22. We liked eacb stockings and black shoes that would be We encountered Marcello Mastroianni I Scranton, both Republicans, senting votes "for safeguarding I well to !It the cf dre~ or be close. olher a lot. He said be 'woul4 banned from Bergdorf's window. There heading for the camera. He said he r e- voted against each other more the God-given dignity of the I the soft bolle:<f Repubh~an Wben we've got home and 1 marry me. Then he ~as suppos.were little chintey drop lets of some red call ed meeting me in New York. I told I often than not. The left·wing individual, and promoting sound swght by the E1senhower wmg stone at her ears and a corny lorkflt ar- brm I thought he was wonderful in "Yes- Americans for Democratic Ac· economic growth by strengthen- of the party to lead a stop- l've stayed dressed and bur- [c-d to come see me one .day ancl ound her neck. But she still look ed beau- terday. Today and Tomorrow." And he tion tADA) rates all members ing constitutional government Gold~ater cr~sade. Scranton I! ried around with dinller, I've [never came. I found oat be tiful. There is nothmg much a makeup beamed and said 1 'Thank you.'' "See?" I of Congress each year on the and votes against group moral- safe 111 the EtSenho~er ~lltical often heard, "Hey, Hon, you : went ~ac~ to California to mar· man ca n do to those eyes and that smile. said to Sophia, "he pretends not to un- basis of their v otes on what ity and a socialized economy area. Hostile for hi~ Will be don't look comfortable " and ry thrs grrl ho got a pregnant • • •• derstand English but he really does." ADA considers to be liberal Uu-ough centralization of gov· the areas of hard boiled Repub- I've gratefully dashed out to a. while back. I am expecting change to my shorties. Then 1 hrs baby, too. What shall I dill We had a coke in her dressing room "Not really ," she laughed. "He under· proposals. emment power." . . l~anism where, if t~e _C<Jn~rv~· ---- - UNWED at the Titanus Appia studios while she stood 'Yesterday' and you smiled. So he For the first session of the Goldwater's consistency mdex t1ves are not a maJonty w1thm waited to be called to the set. for her guessed the rest." Tbis is her fifth pic- 87th Congress (JFK's first Con- score was 100 per cent Scran· the party, they_may be nume~· cows 9-14, bulls 16-17.50,vulero Dear Unwed: next scPne in "Marriage, Italian Style," ture with Mastroianni. She loves work· gress, 1961) ADA rated Scran- ton's was 52 per cent. ACA also ous, well orgamzed, enthuslastJC and slaughter cal\OOS steady to Honey. yoo do what thnu•anda which she is making with Marcello Mas· ing with him and she adores De Sica. It ton as voting right 40 per cent ' rated House memben in such and determined. weak, choice vealers 23-2$, good of girls bave done bef~ you: troianru as her le~ding man and the great was obvious when they went through the of the time. Goldwater scored I general areas as sound money, T h e Jtepublican nominee 211-Z!, standard 17-20, cboil'e face· the fact thlt yoq ~ a Vittorio de Sica· directing. Curled up on scene that there was a great understand - zero with the lefty ADA. competitive markets and such. whomever he may be. cannot be •laughter calves 20-22, lond 1'1· terrible mlslalte, ~lit You're lucouffy old makeshift Italian furniture, we ing among the three of them ky not to be married to • cheat Americans for Constitutional Scranton's . scores were as fol- . elected thJs year WJthotJt the 20. iwt the girl-talk over with first. She was Hogs 2300, bulk receipts uear you, send me a otamped. First De Sica acted out both their Action (ACA) is a righty outfit, / lows in support of: ! support of all Republicans. surprised to learn that Wa~en Beaf4' parts. Then they tried it, imitating him. cons~rvative and sponsored by Sound money. 58 per cent ; Goldwater apparently could not mixed grades 1911-260 lb bar· U your parents doll't 1'!\0w ahad been r·omancing Leslie Caron. She Then they did it-xactly three times. · such persDml as former .PresJ· private competitive markets 67 hope for such support .. As for rows and gillf, lOWS f!iix per bout homes · for unwed mothers hears now and then from cary Grant. 'l'wice would have been enough. But in dent Hoover, former New Jer· per cent; local &elf·government, ~ranton . it ':'as pred1cted by cent' barrows and gilts mnder· ~elf-addressed envalope an ru She thought it was very sweet of Natalle the Aecond "take" Mastroianni fluffed sey Gov. Charles Edison who I54 per cent; private ownership, ! R1chard M. Nlx~n that a Bl,?P. ately active, sows 2i cents low- send you a Ust. - H. Wood to take the trouble of accepting his Jines in a funny way and everybody was one of FOR's Navy secre- 75 per cent and individual lib- Goldwater coalition could so ero. I the Foreign Film Award for her in the laughed and they did it again. After that, taries, former Rep. Howard ! erty. 100 per cent. u. S. 1·2 200-220 lb barrows• badly split the pa!'ty that whollnited States. De Sica thanked everyone and dismissed Buffett of Nebraska, retire I For comparison, ACA scored . ~ver .got the , nommatlon w~ld and gilts 16.115-17, mixed 1·3 190I told her Rex Harrison had just ask- them until the next morning. It all seem- Adm. Ben Moreell. USN. and House GOP Leader Charle~ A. I fmrl 1t wasn t worth anything 250 lb 1/l-16.50, 250-270 fb 15.25ed me to remind her that once upon a ed far more effortless than Hollywood Loyd Wright, Los Angeles. past I Halleck, a conservative from ,at all." weights 225-230 lb 16.25, 23 230time they were supposed to do a movie movie-making. And it required a much 250 1b 1&-16.50, 250270 1b 1&.25- D!VOTID TO INT. . In OP together and she tried to remember what smaller crew . What they s!Cmp on in ex· 16, part load Ss 320 lb 13.50, MIIGS MASON ARIA it was. "He says you have the script." I pense in Italian films like this. they Russian troops and tanks put small Iota 1·3 1711-180 lb 111-16.25, • ...,.,. o. ,,._ said. And she began to recall. "1 have a make up with fun and understanding down the uprising, with death 180 lb IS-15.50, 1·3 275-,15 o Ib · - ...... ". 1.... script som • .vhere. Ask mv husband and love. And there's hardly any substito at least 16 of the demonstra- sows 13.~13.75, 350-400 lb 12.75-- :',"1::,._. ~=.:: about it. l like Rex Harrison . l think he tute for that. tors and lhe arrest of more 13.:15, zs ttJO.«JJ lb 11.75-12.75.......... ,. ...... - · than 100 others. boars steady It 1.75-11, few 150 o-. IYIIM• ~ .,..... W"' 1But before the uprising final· lb 12. few lots cbolee J30.137 lb 1117, ••-... w• wnt. . ~~·•• 111111t 100 lb -..... ••• ..,1.... ly had died, It spread to Mag- feeder ..,.s 13.~ . ,.. , ,... ..,.,.. _-. , -...,. 0 deburg, Rathenow and to the 12. ""'"" significance. uranium mining district of Su. Sheep 250, alaughter spring .,,....., .,_....,_ ,..,,......,,..,. By PHIL NEWSOM I ony where demonstraton lambs weak to 50 cents lower, a.tti..UI .._...... IH.o • ....... By Wayne G. Brand.Rtadt, M.D. vention of h<'art dise<~se. ran-~ a Hea1thorama exhibit in Its UPI Foreign News Analyst , . First Revolt lunched police and state secur- llhor, 'ii.Wes steady ; feeder.,..':.,=,~= CltfD.=~·~ 11 Disease is the business of the cer and diabetes. city hall. Other cities that now The winds of change which of 1 For 1t was on June 17, 1953, ity otncers. Jamba. weak to '1 lOwer, few .. ,.., ........ •••n•~· N •nt• .., doctor, bu t health is every. Tbere is also a lire . sizr-d have heall h museums are Buf- late have seemed to be sweep- that workers up to an eta. Lid Blows Oft Jots choice and prirnt; 90--93 lb «MIU ..,. ,.., • MY•"• · .. "'better transparent model of a woman lalo, Dalla!!, Honolulu, Los An· ing many of the Communist mated 50,000 in East Berin Said the new Statesman in spring lambS 24 • 24.50, most o.tlr :• 1 body's business. What 11 ·' place is there to get a111hentic snmPlitnt'"s refered to as I geles. New York, Portland, Ore . Isa tellite states of Eastern Eu- took to the street• . in the London : . 11 The Ud was blown good and chotce 75-93 lb 21·3t, a.we. : : Mrrler .,.; .; health information than t h e sie. the lassie with the glassy ISt. and Washington, D. rope have set to reach East . large--scale revolt m a Sov1et ofl the Comt:nunlst pressure some utility 20, cull to good Mt •v•n••a.. -. .....,. 11.11. 1ay health exhibilj , t hassts," and a &imilar model C Thl:! World 's Fair in New German~·. I satellite &tate. cooker and the whole world sbom ewe1 ~5.50, Rood and. Milt• tM yur. ~ Many years ago the f1rst J)er- ol a man. Anotber popular at-- [York has a Hall of Biology -~nd Almost nightly, shots ring out ! And tt was on 'une 17, 1~, could see what was seething choice 65--70 lb feeder lambal6- II.UJtll'" ........... , . . l1 manent popular health museum trartion found in snme health Med1cme. Many other Cities from behmd the Berlin wall that the Communist Hunganan inside.,. 17. ~,I was established in Cleveland. I•·xhihits is a model of Paul BUn- ]are nov; planhm~gh pe~~~nent against some East Geman who Ministry of Justice announced This also was a revolution 1 Ohio. In addition to exhibits ~· on· ~ ht>arl rPproduced on such Ior temporary eat ex 1 Its. is at once a desperatP hu~an the eXecuti~n of lmre Nagy, a Ulat failed. . J ahowlng anatomical !';tnJctures. ?. sralt> that you can w a I k In 1862, the U. s. Army es- being making an all--or-nothmg crumpled Little man who, ~I· But the warning fiag was up. il there are at present modl;'ls of chrou~h it without crouching. Wblisht>d a medical museum in bid for personal freedom and a though a dedicated Commumst GraduaJiy the word seeped out '" tht: developing human rm hrro Tlw M11"-rt1m of Science and Washington to IJtudy the war symbol of a people lmprlsoned. for 40 years, had attempted to that miners in CzechosJovakja and displayt OD alcoh"1"; rn . ac·· lndu:.ln i11 \lnt·:rgo includt!s wounds inculrtd in the Civil For the East Germans today lead the HunJarlan people in had gone into widespread pucldeat prevention, nu trition . m:mv displa\'s tha l have a di- War. This attraotad little IItten- marks a date of singular em~ their 1956 reV<llt against Mds-- sive resistance to the Prague dental care, preservntl 'm of rPcl Oear in~· on flPa tth . Every tion outside tbl medial protes. tional importance, and to the cow. regime . Later it waa to ipread light and hf'aring anO thr rrr- winter, th(' Ci!y of Chi cago has sion until a few yeara ago When Communist leadership of East· Nagy was not a natural to Poland aod to Hungary. ern Europe one best forgotten. leader and certainly did not By ita nature eommunism deI Do It Time ll Is in fact • date of double seek lhe role of martyrdom spiseo lhe Individual. , th~Jst upon him. Bill .JUDe 17 stands ao • 815 STUFF!: lt was moved to the new Ann· His was a revolution that memorial day to thole lndivl· BULUSTER ONLv ed Forces Institute of Patholo- failed. duals who, lhoogb cauaflt In 61V~S WHEN 1--'f.:'S 60T BY and brought attractively up Yet, his betrayal at the tlje Commun!Jt net; aWl found A~ J~DICNCE .' NOTICE to date. It now draws many lay hands of tho Soviets, Is 18 the llrengtb to flgbt it. HE S DN1 N<3 B'l CHECK ... C"ARilv, COURTESY OF and professional tourists. months of impriMnment and fi. Mv. lor li'Odaollday PM1 f-17 JNTLfi.~AL 1~E.V~NUE! Another iMovation is t h e nallv his executiOn haVt Unked Healthmobile which was launch· him· indelibly with a revolt ed a few year! ago by the Ket- which today II credited with tering Family Foundation to much of the new ~om Hun· bring health elblbits to people garans enjoy, CINCINNATI (UPI) - Livein the rural areas of Kentucky. Worken Rebel stoCk: ' Much more Imagination Is golntei!ectuala oparked the Cattle 500, calves 150; relnM into th... diaplsys today Hungarian revolt. In East Ber- celpts largely smai! Iota good to than was fonnerly the case. lin in 1953 It was the workers. average choice lla\llhter steen Many of our leading drug man- On June 17, t953, Stalin bad and heifero, CI!Ws live per cent, utactuen are teaming up with been dead only a little more slaughter steers and beiter1 electronics engineers, sculptors than three months, de-Stallniza· alow, cows and bulls steady to and . even theatrical producers tion' still was a thing of the fu· weak. ' ' to tniiure not only authenticity ture. Lot average to high cbolce: 900 but also eye-<atchirlg heaHb exOn that morning, East Berlin lb •laughter steen 21.50, lot ol hibilo;;. i (.'Qnstruction wol'kert ~demon. 1225 lb" lJ, lot mixed choice LSTCNIN!; TO "'HE As th~ se exhibiltl attract strated against 1 10 pet cent and prime I~ I" 20.50, acat815 WINO BLOW FOR IAr;~er and larger crowds, it is increase in prtJCtuctlon quotn .tered isles . loll'· t~ · average SWEET CHARI.TY·"'· loc·art-warming to see the keen without a eormpondirig in• choice iGo-111110 lb 20'20.10, 111001 mter~st eUclted from American ' crease in pay. · . ~ good 900-1~ lb .1J..19.i~J~ -lt&ndyoulh. My advice is. ~ yoo have Tne domonsti'llUOM ' quickly · al'd to , low ·J""'' I~ ,I II, lew nor be _n to • futl-~~:ale health turned to rldta "ift' wt\lcti · ~o~- 1 chOice ~ lb helf<!1'& 11.l10 museum and find yourself in a ernment butkltngo W.re at·tlll.st. fii'Od 7M Ib J7 • _11, oity lbal bas one, doo't lllisa il tacked and Soviet D•s• b·, _med. Jtaitdlird' lui,li-. :utll(iy, 15. r Voice of Brmufw:w •.• ref)orting Daw, Sunuw, ltf1H! JJ -.~"' II . ......... Take a body of water about the size and depth of the old swimming hole on the "south forty "; include a dose of hot sun ¥t•ith the hum of ciradas in the air; add one bo.v who is just dying for a HHe can hold Delt,ga~ BOY S..t'l'Sr SenJe fhqJ Chlelcea on f'aherf• FOR TOASTY TRIAT WAFFLES · -~ pkg. lOc CAN t OZ. PRINCH PRY POTATOES-,,, All n.- lte~m Are Aloo . Available At: The Bright Star Food Market c 1-LB. pkg. lOc ., FC)OD ' ,.. !II SUMMER STORE HO\IASj , ·~· " , MON., TUES. WED•.•. 9:00 AM Ill 9:00 PM ' �< e.DaUy Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 ' June 17, 1964 •Ad New Hav.n Sent eld ; .. - , Mrs. Tom vsnce and child- - --'-----' reo left Sunday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs . Lester t W hi C rt Jordan 8 • as ngton ou Pete Wedge To Chairman GOP Exr,cutive Committee band was wltll .the federal gov· emment. He wcll be working--•rn Washington. D. C. for appru.LI.· ---------1 mately two years. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Cape- House. Ohio.Mrs. H. Clark Shore hart, Sr .. Lewis, Jr., and Sher· Mr . and tiefl Thursday for Washington, ida, of Ansheim, Cf]if., are PT. PLEASANT _ Elvin T.l Jones had requested early ln \D. C. after having be<!n here vis\ing his parents, Mr. snd ' ' Pete" Wedge . manager of the \ May to ste p down f~om the ~t , visiting Mr . Ivan Shawver, a Mrs. Harry Capehart here and Wedge Lumber Company .. Bell- 1due to pressing biJsmess affarrs - 1brother of Mrs. Shore_' s. Mr- her parenU, Mr. and Mrs. meade, was elet:led chatrma~ 1 ThP Count GOP committee. [ and Mrs. Shor~ have JUSt re- Arthur Goodwin in Point Pleasot the Muson County Repubh· \ · ed Y man and one turned from V1et Nam and ant w Va . . M compos o1 one h F E I h h h • . . can Exe~uuve Comml~tee on· , woman trom eaeh of the coun-t e ar as were er usMl hell day evemng at a meetmg of the . . 1 di t · t Mr. and Mrs. F . tc County Committee held in the ty 's 10 magiSterlaed W~ ric~· PITTSBURGH (UP!) -The Preston, Kathy and David, of cuurthouse . , unammously elec.l . ge .o ' Pittsburgh Pirates have reactl· Garden Grove, Calif.: visited Wedge surcff'ds E . Bartow ; head. the . RPpubhran party m vated pitcher Don Cardwell and th.is week with relatives and J0nes who relinquished t h the tount~ . : sold relief pitcher Fred Green fnends in New Haven. They are post ~fter 3o years as head of Charles Burdette of Leon and outright to their International visiting her parents •. ~r. a~ the Re publican Party in thi s Sidney Boggess of Letart were I League farm team, the Colurrr Mrs. Arthur Goodwm m Pomt county. : selerted as Assistant County bus Jets. Pleasant. Chairman. Bessie Supple of Clendenin District was elected treasurer and Marjorie Rickard ot Waggont>r District secre-, tary . PT. PLEASANT- Ce<U B• D..n, MoSOD Couty pnoec:Utlng ollomey, bas .Ued l!lal ony person baviDI biowledp of uy Irreplorltlel or law . vlolalion •• • rellllilaf lho put prlmaf)' election Ia Maloa Couty to appear bela , b • d "''"' wblcb wW reccmgran ,... 11 vepe Monday, Jllot II at 1;31 a.m. lo order tbat facti may be pnoeated to the pad 1 ON TOP AGAIN NEW VORl\ tUPI) -BobisrRich" ood ' Ohlo, the rlngton of ti l hame 1961 and 1962 na OD! ,. driving champion, Ill bead«! lor his third cbamplonshlp by virtue through of his 119 victories ststs June 1.3. n 511 := tile new home of her parenlll · The Brave. also Monday and bled to death be- tile stcnllall8'nd Laolt-·••••er ol fore reaw~.,. ·•••• a hospital. man Har u .,.......... Ha t lnd -~- attendTerre u e, ·• wuu PoUce said Mr. and Mrs. ed indiana State; and infielder Usm J. Flanagan were Pedro .Arroyo of Ponce, PlleriO ing the home they bed purchased Judyback ~::\IRI~co:·::~=::~:::;:; run outsidewben to the Del Inako of South Beloit, Dl.. and crashed into a sllding STACKED HEEL 1 ln hot pursuit ·of Farrington door. apparently not rea.llinog due to his .71 victories in 415 It was shut. She recelved 8Jlarts. Farrtngton's $2()5,319 Uple laceratiom from the sba.t- 11 won, however, places him thlrd tered glass. . In that department behind Stan. SIGN THREE e White ley Dancer of New Egypt, N.J. BRAVES '"JI~l)-Elru<oeii•Biack who has amassed $344,899. InMILWAUKEE " sko ill second with $244.~ Look, a cstcher from Michigan eCoffH jury Ia an orderly m~r, earned State University, signed Mon· Deao alb that penons Intend. TRAGic ACCIDENT . day with the Milwaukee Braves lng to apPear, contact blm prlFORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. and was assigned to Bingham· MIDDLEPORT, D. or to that date. {UPl)-Judy Flanagan, B, ran ton of the New York- Pennsylt:hrougb 8 plate glass door in vania League. ers; Mil~s Darst. conservi'ltion lor the pa st 13 )'ears. , worker; Savannah t'pton. ramp I He is married to the former . nurs':' ; Mrs . Charles Slephen- 1F'ranc·li's Austin of Henderson. son . Mrs. Bonme Waldie. Mrs. ; They ::~re parents of two child· Carl : S~brrli . ; Mrs Ho~nie rt>n. Hichard and Leba, and 1 Staat s and Miss Leah Ann Rll'e, ~ t h e family resides on Ohio Rivare camp cwks and dishwa sh- er Hoad.· ers. l Camp instructors will inelude Mrs. Charles Fogie>ong. Larry I I To got further with Father on HI1 Big Day, give him oo.lhing 1o w. .r, ..tedod from our eye<otching collection of the otyl .. fovorod by portlculor men. . DAD WILL APPRECIATE A NEW PAIR OF THESE "WESBORO'' LOAFERS or OXFORDS COAT $7.95 COOL FABRiCS $9.95 19 Smooth or textured black or brown leathen ln eith· er popular lace up styles are easy giving Casual New summer weight spurt coats made by Campus, well tailorl'<l, cool and co-mfortable for wann weather wear. A fine gift that is sure to- plea.se dad on Father1 Loafers. All sizes 6% to 12 Day . SPECIAL GROUP OXFORDS- LOAFERS .95 Hannan High Yost , Judith Broesmen , Wanda I Stemple, Charles Morris, Lion- ; el Smith, Miles Darst, Mrs . L. I W. Getty , Charles Speruw, John- ! ny Looney. Judy Getty, W. C. I Gilsmour. Lowell Cook, Cliftord Dunn, Susan Crump, Bob Kletzlev Ken Christensen, Charles PT. PLEASANT _ John WUW-iiliams. Lyd~ Garland, ~ob- liam Pack. 35, a member of the ert Thoma~ , Kenneth Devrlrk, Mason County school system Emmett Mltcht-11, Clara S: hultz. for tht' pa::>l 13 years and princiGeorge McCau ~land , Mar~ For- pal a t Hannan High for the endt and Lieuio Roush. : past two years, has accepted ian appointment as principal of Waha rna Girls Plan Ripley High school in J~ckson Principal is Stepping up $ .98 Economy Priced 8PfClai budget oeleclioa. Loafer types, plain toe or moe toe lace ups ,ln fine black leathers. A flue gift for Dada Day. A NECK TIES WILL PLEASE DAD To Attend Camp County. Ripley high has · &!>' ! MASON - Several Wahama proximately 700 st!¢ents. • I l!igll School majorettes and Pack , bee~1! Pli ; PNc~t dteerleaders will attend major-! Junior High cOatih JD lt5J $ld e1te camp at Concord College served until Nov~mli'~ 1954 ln Athens , West Virginia, next when he entered the U. S. Air week. Force for two years. He resumMajorettes attPnding the camp t'd his duties at the Junior High will be Sheila Walker , Jose.! Ia 1ir. 1956 and in 1960 was nal)led Lish , Jennifer Zerkl~, Ahce Iassistant principal at Bt. PlGas- · Faye Johnson , Sherrt Flesher, ant High School and served in Connie Harbour, and Ja~e 0~- 1 this capacity until his appointson. Cheerleaders atlendmg wt11 1 ment as Hannan principal. bf' Pam Stewart and Gwendcr lyn Ord. j Pack is married to the former Louise Bowling, who h a B In FINE BROADCLOTH lble eollar that can be worn with a tee or as a tport tbirt. You're hound to find just the shirt for Dad In the big spe<iol assortment of new SUmmer Styles. Buy Dad a Shirt. PAJAMAS Short 51•••• StyiH A WELCOME GIFT DAD WILL LIKE THESE FINE SHORT SLEEVE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS tng Girls' State at Jackson's Mill near weston this week [' Miss Hellems ba8 Both are spomared by the New Haven American Legion Aux- . Resigned Position · Uiary. PT PLEASANT - Miss Mary Bobby Green. Hartford. and Hellems, Ohio St., has Franz Reichert. New Haven, 1ed her !JOSilion as secr~tary for attended Boys State at .Jack- , the past 27 years at the Mason son's Mill earlier. ' County Imi!Jranct! Agency, Sixth ATTEND OtiTING MASON - Members of tt,le Mason Methodist Men EtPeil· tive Committee attended an out· Foglesong tng on the Donald f~;~rm near Mason, Sunday evening. Present for the cook out were -Dallas Walker. Donald Street. Miss Hellems wlll marritd to f'rank Taylor, Saltimo~. Maryland. on June HI 2·30 p m . in the Pt. Pleasant Trinity Methodist Church and will reside in Baltimore following the wedding. Pleasaot Vallev Hospital Foi\esong, Rev . Marvan Poame, ADMITTED : Mrs. Dallas L. E. Thomas , Tom R~d. Char- Young. Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. le11 Yeager, Freddie Thabet , Wil- ~ aid White, Gallipolis. llam Fry, Lester Zerkle, Willi> f DISCHARGED · Eugene Dudding, Ed Perry , and Jim- fers. Henderson; Cyrus Houck, 1 Gallipolis (expired). my Frame. Your health always comes first here Make our phannacy your ''health-quarters"' for iCcurately - filled presL'riptiun5, reliable lick room and health aids. Our prescription service Is as close as your pbooe. • DUTTON DRUG CO. Middleport, 0. A special purchase group for Fathers Day. Fine white broadclothl, or skip dent cottona. Choice of 4 collat styles. Short oleeve . while dresa shirts beeome more popular every year. Sizes 14\ii lo 16. COOL WALKING Shorts ~~~ HE'LL LIKE 'EM Wa1h ond. WHr Flnlm Men are enjoyinl the cool, care free comfort of walking shortt more and more. These are made of wash and wear cottons and come in plain colors and plaids, n·s :;). $2.99 $1.99; ru o 1 6 9c A BIG CHOICE OF Dress Sox . •!>!• sizes. MEN'S BIG BUCK 10 OZ. DENIM MIDI RO!IIO SUppers In 10ft or band' sole otylo - fine leather Tll<e your oholce of the but lJPOI. All eeoDODI1 WeD ma4e aDd fuU cut. BIC Buck qualtty dunaore01 .In aiJe1 211 to 411 10 ounce blue denim. :. DUNGAREES · · · .... · pair uppe._. ~ " • 79c Blue t.obrlc OIIUII oxfordar.t: Thick .· .'!''"· . . .· ., OUJ!Itoll ,~r oQ!. ... Slle,l 111, i~ , •i\'o .1-i,• __,,.,~. e ASSORTED VALUES TO 39c PLASTICS GLASS WARE lftd Large group of Better Household Plastics, n e w loW disCount -price. Save money now at your Bo· nanUt Store. Dls~unt Pr1ce Choice 77c PLASTIC WARE One lar:a-e table of Better Plastic and Glassware. Va· lues to 39c in ~·this 2:roup. I I · Pll r ,,..•.... j'i., ' ' '• WHITE TENNIS OXFORDS Reg. $1.79 value Bit Size Vinyl Zipper Utility Bag. Buy me for Dad now. At Mene and Bo)'l Moulded Sole Oxford or Tenni1 this low low priee. Low discount price. DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE 9~. Ladies~ Famous Wilson Walker Cup Golf Balls. Super white, tough cover. Good distance ball Reg. $9.91 value. &aye now. Reg. $1.00 Ladies Asst. Styles and Colors Jamaica Shorts. Keep cool. Shop early and save. $4 95 88:. doun t One ·~table of Ladles Jle{;: . . aevera low price. Blo~Si ,Buy w ..at thts Low sa~._ ' LADIES DRESS STRAW PATIO ROCKING RAYON TRICOT SEAM FREE HATS CHAIRS PANTIES NYLONS Mens Fine New Straw Hats. Reg. $2.69 value. Buy one for Dad. Save at your Bonanza Store. Reg. $:S.9ft value Alumi- num Patio Rocker. New low price. Save now at Reg. 29e Ladies Asst. colors. Sizes 5-6-7. New low price. Buy several pr. now DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE SU.ghtly irreg. Ladies NY· lon Hose. Buy several pair now - See these for val· ue plus. REG. $2.49 VALUE Lodi ..' Soft Sole ME.N 'S FINE TEFLON FRYING 10 OL Denim Men's WASH & WEAR PANS DUNGAREES TV HOUSE SLIPPERS Mens 10 oz. Denim Dunn· rees, 29 to 42. Reg. $2.49 value. Bonanza Discount Reg. $1,00 value Ladie1 good lookine comfortable TV Slipper. Soft sole. S. Price. M-L-XL. Mens Cotton Twill Wash and Wear Cotton Wash Slaeks. Values to $3-99 in New Teflon Coated Skll.. lets. Asst. colon, blUe, . black, yellow, sand, .oonl. Reg, $1.99 vllue. DISCOUNT PRICE DISCOUNT · PRICE DISCOUNT PRICE SLACKS this group. DISCOUNT PRICE 57:, BOYS REG. $1.99 ASST. NEW COTTON LOOP GRANITE 8'12 TO 3 BEACH TOYS RUG CANNER DRESS OXFORDS .IIIIa•• Reg. .. Bu7 .,;mol Oxfordo. Rec. $2.110 value, One large table of Better play - IIWimmfng. Save at your BonaJlll Store. eorjy . MENS MENNEN .. ~ .., . . '· SKIN BRACER r CHILDRENS FOLDING STAINLeSS STEil&; . . GIWM BLADES Rec. lllDIII tl9e volut Mens Fo- Gillette Slt191.... ~hie] Blodel, s to pq. ~ r ' ' , LAWN aiAIRS Keep ,dad cool Mens Walklnc Shorts. ;He'll like 'em. Reg. $2.'11 value. Save now at your Bonana Store. $1.99 Plains Plaids Sizes polr 29-38 SHORT SLEEVE WHITI SHIRTS FOR FATHER Mens Short Sleeve White Sport Shirts. SmaU, medium, laree. Dad will love these. Choice of Styles 14Vz lo 16 FINE BOSTON LEATHER BELTS at Choice of Widths and Colon $1.00: ..... FOR HIS DAY . tOW,..QISCOUNT PRICES Ill BUY DAD A SUMMER ROBE 39c See these and ave. Shop REG. 89c. SHORTS~~: Beach Toys. Buy now for :to •1~.oo ,. COOL WALKING and colon. Get Dad one. Shop your Bonanza Store and aave. BIG SIZE lli>yl 8\ii lo 3 Black Dreso Asst. Palter"' Size• FOR DADS DAY Good Leather Bello. Asst. otylel 24x40 Blg oile Reg. $2.00 Gnm· ite Canner. J.\ l!t in time for eaoning season. Save now at this low low price, Mens Fine Broadcloth Pajamas. li• es A-B-C-D. A welcome Jift for Dad HE'LL LIKE 'EM 17:, 33! BRIGHT ENAMEL Ready Tied or 4ln Hand A·B·C·D LADIES >'. eDOORS · ",, •liPS ,PAINTS BLOUSES . . ALUMINUM DISCOUNT PRICE One large group of Mens Ties. ~ sorted colors and styles. NN low price. These will please Dad. A WELCOME GIFT MEN'S i=iN'E this low price. WILL PLEASE DAD PAJAMAS LADIES NEW ' • .il.tteatleta Bonae Bulldersf •wlf,JDOWS. REG. $1.35 Jamaica SHORTS NECK TIES FINE BROADCLOTH REG. $1.00 GOLF BALLS DiSCOUNT PRICE now. ,, · Shoes. Reg. $2.99 v<~lue, uch Dod·..... for Fatbtl'l D1f ·<·' ,•:· UTILITY BAGS $,.00 , '· MEN'S & BOYS' A BIG BARGAIN FOR THE GOLFER Cotton Loop ,. ., VINYL ZIPPER Save now. 81 $1.39 value. Cheek Our.Pfteesln Voluna~ Lets Detore ~... Bugl • THESE FINE NEW HOUSEHOLD NEEDS AT BIG DISCOUNTS Bie 24 x 40 . •Jft, : cplora .· . • EVERY DAY NEW LOW DISCOUNT PRICES THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY, JUNE 18-19-20 the was opened with the Club pledge and ~otions led hy Mrs. T. Bert Roush, using the theme "The Abundant Life." The lesson was presented by Mrs. Golden Hazelett, "Lifelong Learning in Progress." A true and falBe quiz followed concern· ing food and health. During the business meeting it was -announced that the Reglonai .Meeting would· be held oll 17th at ·• eOPEN FRIDAY TIL I-SATURDAY TIL 9 at the Club House. The meeting CENTER ----· , -·-. . LiiMBlR $2.·'' ' ·' • WILSON'S WALKER CUP Mrs. Howsrd Burris, Mr. and Mrs. Athey and Rev. snd Mrs. Berlsford and Andy. Rhododendron Farm WoQlall's Club The Rhodndrendron Farm Woman's Club met on Thursday ltr.deWhlte PIM . .. Casual Oxfords • • ' $5-" ' . partment. tz·:·sfieltinO · · 1 2lt":. .. I 99 • _M_E..,..N'_:S:....F-AIRIC SPO_R_T_ _ tion df eolon ond otyll!i .,pee~. aUy purchued for Fathen DaJ yivlna,,.,Ail 10 to 12; . or long oleeve style rbirts. A...U. in Jf"Y ot tan. All reeular House Slippers Jntarnattoiill Shoe Coolponzy'o · f111DoUI h' f a mtc. ger nes as c te medical technologist in the de- SAVE MONEY AT HOGG & ZUSPAN 1et1. Give Dad hlt eboice of short $4·50 Dad never hal aD over supp(J of 101. You'll ftrid a wide selec-- ...•.. $1·~? F1ne quaUty cotton twill unifonn priced. FOR DAD'S DAY , belts. BostoD sf colora in 1 incb. A apeFathers Day. st..... ... $2.49 PANTS · · · · · · pr. $2.99 FATHER'Sr DAY FAVORITE "SCAMPS" LEATHER · nlngham, president. The group decided to sponsor a booth at the Dr. Bryan! Day on July 4th. Those attending were Mrs. R. F. Brysnt, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mrs. George Jewell, Mrs. Thelrna Capehart, Miss Millie Burngarner, Mrs. Cliff Roush, Mrs. Waid CUnningham, Mrs. Otba Sewlllg Club Meeting The Sewing Club met on 'l'uesday afternoon at the .01 Mrs. D. A. Smith. During the social boor refreshments were to Mrs. James MaeI, Mrs. N. 0. Wein, Mrs. rman Layne, Mrs. Ollie Roush, Mrs. Ri•F. Bryant, Mrs. Mrs. Howard Long "s.._:· .~·- BELTS Uniform Sets SHIRTS $1'..99 SHOR'r SLIIVI Slacks are always a welcome, ueeded a:ift for Fatben Day eiv· ing. He'll eojoy the ,eool comfort of these fine new style• made by Campus. HI National conducted by Mrs. Waid CUn· nue, Huntington. MEN'S COTTON TWILL $3.99 Ro :::c:· E.U.B. Church held a picnic supper on the lawn of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Atbeys. Follow- I ing the meal the group ssng "Day Is Dying in the West." Miss Millie Bumgarner led the devotions using the tlfeme "Nature." They closed with the singing of "Evening Prayer" and a prayer of Rev. Martin Berisford. insurance A short business meeting was training methods. Mr. j!mi-eii was chosen for 1he National Sales Training School through a selection in·terview analysis. On the aver· .age, only one out of eight appii· ·cants is able to pass the rigid entrance requirements. Mr. Burrell is associated with Ken ·Moore ABsoclstee, 1223 6th Ave- MEN'S BOSTON FINE LEATHER Genuine leather quallty. Choice widtbs Ill, %. and c:lal selection for nd Cl' . ytjj. the advantages of professional Lieving, Mrs. Mable Pickens, Available in a wide ehoice of col· ors and styles. Give Dad a knit ohirt. All 1ile1. All By CAMPUS 19 For real summer comfor: you can, beat these fine Knit Shirts. For sports, for eolfing, Or casual wear. Widths SLACKS 29c FOR CASUAL WEAR FOR SPORTS • · 49c When you buy CampUJ you give him the best. Our selection iJ complete in fine dreu and sport styles that fit properly. Dad never has too many ahirts. and i oom MEN'S KNIT COnON BRIEFS and T-SHIRTS_ . By CAMPUS $2.99 SPORT SHIRTS Foncy Broodcloth is ArUmr DeLamerens, M. D., Pathologist of Holzer Hospital Live Wire Class The Live Wire Class of Sales Training School Session in Pittsburgh, Pa: The school was held at the 'Pittsburgh Training Center un· der the direction of Jack Half. It Is tlce first step of a formal educatiooal program establish· ed by Mutual of Omaha to pro·vide its representatives with ..ch Athletic Shirts - SHIRTS for two weeks at Camp Lu!her ot the 4-H Camp Center near Webster Springs, W. Va. The Rev. Jack T. Welch of St. Paul 's Church New Haven is the dl~ector of the camp' this year. Attending from St. Paul's is Nancy Hill, Vicki Johnston, Nan . . Johnston, V1ck1 Bumgardner, Cheryl Bumgardner, Karen r ~~ven Homemakers Club Greene,. Harriett Layne, Cin~y · Ha H ak Ci b Roush, The ven omem ers u · Terese .Howard, Dav1d 11\et for their June meeUng at RusseU and Braan Russell. the home of Mrs. Emory Hart. Diane Divers Begins TralninJ Mrs,. Iva Capehart president, The Kindergarten I Class prepresided at the meeting. Devo- Een~ "The Wise Man and the !ions were led by Mrs. Mildred Foolish Man." Teachers were Clark. A discussion was held Mrs. John Hoffman, Mrs. by ; the group on the lesson Dwight Sayre and Alice Stone. "Lif~Jong Learning In ProMiss Diane Divers, daughler greu." of Mrs. Mary A. Divers and the Durin2 the social hour secret late Donald B. Divers of New sister gifts were exchanged Jlaven, has begun training in and the door prize was won by the Holzer Hospital School for Mrs. Aubrey Newell. The next laboratory technicians. M i s s' m..png will be held on July DiverS is a 1964 graduate of Wa14!1, at the borne of Mrs. Mild- hama High School. red Clark In Cheshire, Ohio. Following the completioo of Refreshments were served to the eighteen months course the Mrs. Sadie Warth, Mrs. Jess students ate qualified to do genMaynard, Mrs. Mable Pickens, eral work in a hospital or com· Mrs. Al Sprouse and Mrs. ! merclal under supervision of a Hari. pathologist. Mrs. Beach Honored The school was inaugurated A layette shower was he 1d in June of 1963. Students are refor Mrs. Robert Beach at her quired to be high school graduhome recently. Games were ates with excellent scholastic played snd prizes awarded to standing. They must have had Miss Marjorie Brinker and Mrs. biology organic chemistry, and ·~romprehensive ··course offered at the MEN'S KNIT SUMMER =shorts _ ,..69c I en are holding Uteir youth camp John Carpenter, Mrs. Fred Stewart, Mrs. Virginia McCoy, Mrs. Blanch Ridenour, Mrs. Leland Kirby, Mr. Dave Fieldh, Mrs. Foster Grinstead, Angela Fields, Tammy Hart, and Amy Beach. Z; Maa COmpletes Cour1e . Leo L. Bu!Teii of New Haven, representatin for Mutual of ·Omaha Iii United of Omaha, 'has receliiy completed the of Fabrics, Famous Campua qualtty aport shirts ID a big choice of Pl!lln and fancy pattern•, ,.,. Choose from a wide selection of colors and patterns in fine eottofl broadcloth fabrics. Colt styles. Sizea A, B, C and D. Please father on his big day. g ee U Davi, Jr., Mr. Eugene Hrd· nalJ, Mrs. Dean Knight, Mrs. Potterns and Colors State Near West on 1 Wide Tbese are ideal shirts for any man. Made with eoovert-. m the county school system also. They are the parents "' three sons. The Pack family MASON - Miss Sheila Walk· now residing on Parrish Avenue, er. Mason, and Miss Gwendo-- expect to move to Ripley in Late ; Jyn Ord. New Haven, are attend- ~ July. SPORT SHIRTS A R•nv• SPORT OR DRESS Si-S, M, L & XL !t•ught Two Attend Girls, "CAMPUS" SUMMER STYLE CONVERnBLES 1 Mr Bu Y · . mgamer. Those attendmg were Rev. ~8::1; !~Jsf~!e Ro~rt Hoff Geo ~ 1~· J : Bum-• rna, rge ewe •. ? [amer, ~';'a~ Lumng, (')tha C~ev\ng , W wa H Bumgarner, ar eEsd eavLer, arpry R' k ens, gar ayne, au1 1c d Le ster . d H ar , arry M111er, an Zi kl Lester Dodson, Mrs. Glenn Weaver, Miss Marjorie Brinker, Mrs. David Fields, Jr., Mrs. Dexter Erwin, Mrs.. Ray· mood Fields, Mrs. Arthur Hart, Mrs. lv~ Capehart, Mrs. Wyi· "HOOSE FROM SCORES OF FINE SUMMER SHIRTS FOR DAD NEW CAMPUS Dad will like several of these handsome new summer ties. They come in a wide choice of color1 and design• in wrinkl abed fabrics. E.U.B. Btacherbood The E.U.B. Brotherhood mel on Monday evening at 1 he church. Harold Bumgarner led the program. His topic was ''Our Lamps are Burning Low .. A reading was given on thew;., lc after which pictures of The State Brotherhood M tin w The hostes.... Mro. Claren"" mlttee was Mrs. John llumgat' lng of '"nno Ouistlan Flag:" Mrs. Larry Cbeeabrew • n d DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Q., June lf, J Thomas and Mrs. Velma Roush ner, Mrs. Charles Roush, and The pledge to Bible was &iV· Mrs. Gerold Clark. ,.rved ref...,hments to Mrs. Jeon and June Bumgarner, Kit- en followed with the stngtng of The Primary Class-Znd Class The Junior lligll Claaa pre- lYon lllutWYer, here ~ '"Ji: E. T. Roush, Mrs. A I be r 1 chen committee was Mrs. Otha "Prai.. God for the Bible." gave Bible verses: teachers sey Roush and Delores Bwn- Mr. aJIIi Mrs. ·Do!Wd ")t, Roush , Mrs. Eber Roush. Mrs. Weving, Mrs. Harry Capehart, The •crlpture lesson and pray- were Mro. Samuel Halm&d, gamer. Roilsb .lid ~ Qllle4 Jlr. T. Bert Roush, Mrs. John Reit- Mro. Herman Knapp, Mrs. Leo- er were given by Mrs. Carl Mrs. J.,.. Gilbert and Arlene sented a playlet "The Promia- and Mrs. Joe M.c.mb 1111 . . . mire, Mrs. John Scarberry, Mrs. ley Roush and Mrs. Eugene Gibhe. Evans. ed Savloor Seeks Our ~ burgh, Cl1 'l'bundaf _., . . Maxine Grimm, Mrs. Charles Hudnall; pianist •.:,~~ Ml8s Ju- Mn. Gibbs welcomed lboBe The Primary Claaa-3rd Grade sponae." Teachers were Rev. d.y, Mr. ROUIIb ale JIU 'f' Yooker, Mrs. Charles Machir, dy Hoffmon and -.'&'eader was attending and expressed her gave Bible ver,.. and a soog; Martin Berlsford and Mrs. Jack a meet1nt ID Morpntmnt,· ~ • Mrs. Golden HazeieU and guests Mrs. Herman Ohlinger. thaoks and gratitude to aU who teachers were Mrs. Martin F1esher. Gary Batey Is YiiWDC jiiJ' Mrs. 0. 0 . Sayre snd Kay and The program begon with the had worked in any way with the Berisford. Mrs. Leo ·Burrell The program was concluded IJ'andparentl, llr. ond llln. Luellen Roush . hUdren marching in to th Bible School to mske 11 a sue- and Mrs. Thomas Hoffman. with the Benedtctloo. Tho par· J . G. Swl. at ·Diltl.orlli. II, ~ymu "Onward C~rlstlan So~ cess. She then gave a talk on The Junior Cla~th grade ents were asked to view the eX· Mrs. William Ollller II ~ u!i,:~· 8Bib~::b~l diers;" flsg beare;s were Car- "God's Promises to Us," follow· gave play "What's My Name?" hibits of the crsfts made by the ing her dallsJ>Ier, All!. Ill Pll!tl' The E U B Church held a lelia Gibbs and Becky Roush · ed with a poem "A, Piece of Teachers were Mrs. Chsrles pupils. burgh, Pa. · · · . , Bibl be Louis R • Clay" also by Mrs Gibbs. gave Scripture Memory Verses PERSONALS , Mr. lind Mrs. Edward program on F~day everung at e arer waa ay · and a song; teachers were Mrs. Mr . and Mrs . Paul B. PoweU merman of Pfttrburk);l the church to dose a week of Kent. The chlldren sang the The Kindergarten II Claos Harold Bumgarner Allan Bai~ and family spent a week he 'th ·u.& daug1lter Bible School. There were 107 theme aong "Jesus, The Prom- sang "The B-1-B-L-E." Teach- es and Mrs. Calho.;.. cently at My tl Be ch S ~- f reil WI Rev and Mrs Jadl: 8 children and 39 teachers and lsed Saviour." ers were Mrs. I.Alther Smith, Weaver, Mrs. Harry Hoffman Ivan ShaW:ere has ~n. ~ and Tommy ~It hel)lers registered. The Di- The pledge to the American Mrs. Carol Lathey and JudY snd Mrs Roy Jones surgical patient at Holzer hos· Mrs Welch and rector of the s C h 0 OI Flsg was given followed with Hesson. Junior. Class - 6th Grode pita! and has returned to his tu~ home wilb U..m was Mrs. Carl Gibbs telling the singing of "America;• the The Primary cla,._lst grade! recited the Books of the New home here. two weeks' visit wllile the story each ·mornmg was pledge to the Christian Flag sanl!l "'Fishers of Men." Teach Testament; Teacher.s were Mr Carl Shawver of Salem., Welch is at the Lutheran v:;;,r Mrs. Pete Burris, Nursery comfollowed with the sing- ers were Mrs. James N. Roush, Mrs. Howard Burris, Mro Dor· Va . visited his father Mr Camp Dexter Erwin. Mrs. Raymond basic mathematic~ including al· Fields received the door prize. gebra in their high school currkulum to be considered for enTbe guest llst included Mrs. rollment. Director of the school and THESE FINE NEW Haven Society Notes 1 r SPORT Juyne l9th . . t· II • The new county chairman is ounger camp WI 11 o ow on 1 C t d June 22 with H~O campers pre _ a nat1ve of Mason. oun y an_ . ha~ been engaged m the retatl regastereo. t . th t· """ <:~nd wholesale lumber and con~ Larrv Yos Is e camp f lrn. . h. 'tor J u·d.t" B d l'har 1 ,. roemsen ~n . • · tractin~ business here With IS . s...,. '"te camp ..... ,,,.k - I two brotht>rs, Ies • Morns, . . John , and Everett, enba!J, Mrs. Fred Batey, Mro.l Harold JohD!on, Mrs. H. L. Dyand Mrs. SmttlL Fryo Hold Pl<ntc Mr. and Mrs. John Fry enterlalned with a picnic on Sunday at noon. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. All":; ~ichinger of Pomeroy, Mr. an rs. Max Elchmger, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Roush and children and Mr. and Mrs. Fry. Lalberans Hold Comp The Western Pennsylvania West Vlrgmla Snyod oi the Luthersn Church of Ametlca Ne.~ shown b THE SHOE BOX FOR DAD A Fine Campus 1 I SS·" Older Camp is Opened Monday At Southside The ro·rhairmen are Charles Cartwright. Waggoner; Darrell G Stone. Union; Clifford Carder. Robinson: Leonard Rifne, PT. PLEASANT - Mason Lewi s: Warren Sturgeon, HanCounty Older 4-H camp opened . nan . Jake Greer, Graham; Char· Monday at Southside with 110 les Burdette. Cologne : Sidney pre-registere<' campers on hand Boggess. Cooper; EdiS<Jn Mayes, for the opening day . The camp Jr . Chmdenin ; and Chester will continue until 10 p.m. on Williamson, Arbuckle. l I PUMP • I ; $ 3.99 :..-. Robes for Dad. Washable eottoa fabrics. Shap early, aet Dad ~ his day. ' . ·... .....__ - l'oldlnil type J!ool '-de of l ':'la"!llh-' blld ' IIOOd, fino for fllblnl or.,. . . ':- . .·-.. ' ' .. .' -~_, :.; �• • \ 'I 110-Dally Senllnel , Pome~oy - Mld~leport . 0 . June 17, 1964 ' U: Carpenter Social News Mr1. Flora - ~,_uuge . ,. \, .dill schoolro~ ·- MIWlE RANGE Or A larae crowd friend~ and , , __ cENTRAL _coNn~L rF!ativl!fl ffi@t at the home of ,--.._ ' ·Mr . and Mrs. EaPl Starkey on S nda~ t(l help tliem cel':'brate f thei r ·~ ~Oth wffl:lding anniversary.1 1\.lr. and MrS . A. f . Ca ld- ' WPII Jf New \1arshfiekL visit e(j wjth Mr . and Mrs. Robt'rl Stout recentl)''. : Gn.:;sts at the Fern Gillugly j borne during the weekend 1 J were Mr. and i.. Mrs . Ralph Fra- 1 Mr. jl· children spent Wded~:~~~d~;:;.; ing with Mr. and Mrs. Schaefer at Forest Run. children. Athens. ~nd ~Irs. ~ ~- . · Miss Elaine Milhoan spent Mar~aret Gaston and L01s. . a week with her cousin, Jack· Albany. I lyn Seidenabel at Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Theodoe Ru- I "Mrs. Blaine Milhoan. and pprt .imd family, MI . St.erling. !: MfG . children, and Mrs. Robert Ohio, are spending · sewra l l i PLANT White were in Gallipolis redays with his grandmot•hf>r, : cently on business. Mrs. . Ginevra Foster and . i 1 Bahr returned to granddaughtf'r. Miss Connie I G1ran,le College Monday for a W•yaod. ten weeks summer course. Mr. and Mrs. Che!<ter _Sp<'n- : ROUTE Ed Eiselstein of cer and son. Steven of (.."'harles- ; W---~----:--"===-:! visited relatives here for sevton were weekend guests of : COMPLEX CAPE-Cape Kennedy Air Force Station, the days, her parents. Mr. and Mrs. starting point of U.S. space and missile exp_Jo~ls , ~as probMrs. l eimetb Davis and MaA.. R. Caster. Other ..:alters m- ably Hred the imagination (!f man ,as nO' other b1t o~ real duded Mr. and Mrs. Carl (J:-.- estate ever has before. No .:military installation in h1story ry Starcher were in Parkerster of Hilliards. lws been known to so many persons. Located un a narrow burg Saturday shoppins. strip of land between the B~manalRiver and the Atlantie Several from here . attended Mrs. Jda Teet.~ and Mrs . · Orean the cape covers a 25-square-mile affa. Newsmap the funeral of Mrs. Mabel CleRobert Stout called at the ' aiJove 'shows the tour route op.en to tire ~!~l ie. The map . l11nd at the Ewing Funeral home of Mr. and Mrs. A. F.' al:.o locat es at a giLl nee the .ciJmpl('t C assembly and launch _ Home Sunday. Caldwell in ~ e w Murshrield re- facilities for ballis!irs Jnd spacecraft, storage ami fuel sta1 lions, landing strip for dP!ivery of complete missiles and a Mr. and Mrs. Art Kasper <'f'T!t. ,~~ding the antique ... and vast array of data-gathl'rin g equipment. The nerve center and Clara visited Wednesday , car show which wa!S Df the Cape is the Central Control bui~ding. From here with Mr. aod Mrs. Maynard , at Lancaster rehntly w~l1 e missile launching is controlled and monttored. Bahr. · ------ - - - -- Mr. and Mrs. Dwaim: Jordan "~------------~-- - -· dan, J' LUCI VISITS FRIEND and Brvan. Mrs. Faye J or Rodney' Jorrlen aod Mr. and , afrJ80fiVJ e " WASHINGTON (UP[) ..,..lei Mrs . Men1al : Jordan and Walt- : Bain~s Johnson dropped ' b•Y ·tl1e er Dwaine ha two ~ntr i~s tn Capitol Monday to pay a· t~ meet. Mr . aod Mrs. Ma> . eWS OleS to 18-year-old Jack Olson of Haning and Mr. and Mrs. Dor- 1 Maiden Rock. Wis., her ''spe- 1 Thursday sev Jordan and fami ly also l cial boy friend'' who runs an vi. wpd · the shnw· ·on Sunday ' By Ava Gilkey I elevator there. I 8:00 p.m. afternoon. The Rex Arix tumilv uf . "V;'e 16-year-flld daughter of St. Paul's Mrs Myrtle Can ode 8 n d Ch · k . _, h · moth-, President a n d M•·s. Johnson es<Jpea e VlSJtt:u IS . eth Lee Marvsv!lle. Lutheran Church son , Kenn , . . er Oma Arix recenlly . Grove to Capitol Hill with a Sycamore & Second St. w' t h Mr. and M;s. Charley Jones 1secret serviceman. She spent visited several days Pomeroy, Ohio Mr . and Mrs . Clarf"~ce Ca~. and daughter, Laurel. were 1 several minutes talking with ode and Mr. and M1s. R. S. t'alled to Zanesville by the ryoung Olson and then left. . ~h er. : Turner. - th of Mrs . J ones · mu~ Mme bers oI the Athens coun· aea M L G'b · · D · # ~ h' wcru met for their annual rs. aura . I son IS m ay- 1 "' {~ - ~ .·' ziet· and family . Callipolis: and Mn. Ceril Gillogly and 1 SUPER-RIGHT • • IS eauti u . • l .• IDEAL FOR SANDWICHES_- -- Sirloin r 12 oz. $1.00 1 GIFT HIM;,RbYALioY GUARANTEED UNBREAKABLE' • WITH ..• pedwin. DI8HWA8HBR SAP. • • STAIN PROOP Clip coupon below-get your . Zippo L ightoro e Cuff Link end Tie Bar Sole eSpeldel Watch Banclo eMteur Billfold• lodge, Initial and Black' Onyx Rings . EE! .. rgt TOMB . ";i' lb. N•_ _ _ JIFFY FROZEN lb. WITH ONIONS l·lb. 2-aL Pkg. ORANGE Fresh Haddock Fillets __ rb. 49c Yellow Pike '::::Suo 69c Dressed Smelts ~•EsH _ 29c Fish Cakes ;;~EN lb. 35c Dressed Whiting ::::::ds ~:~.89c lb. lb. ORANGE ar FRUIT PUNC:H A&P JUICE 49( 2 6-oz. cans BRAND FROZEN WELCHADE HI-C DRINKS 3 REGULAR ar GOLDEN . 1-qt. 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Boxing was rocked today_ by mand!li that the sport be ou&,.. the death of three young f1ght· 1lawed. The campaign has ~ ers--a pair f?C 21-year-old pro.- : Jed in the past by Baro!lell fe!sionals and an 18-year..old Edith Summerskill, a doctor amateur-from bra1n injuries. and forme1· mt>mber of the In tess than 24 hours, death : House of Commons. · clsimed: 1· Sttphens' death was a par~ . -Re~ Romeo, 21. a Philippine ticularly poignant tragedy, for light~e1ght,. who was ~nocked l he had lakP'" his brother Fred'a out 10 a f1ght at Mamla last place in a police boys club box.. Saturday night. 1in~ tournament because Freel -Lyn James, 21, a British I was four pounds too light for flatherweight , who succumbed I the ill-fated bout. •. in a London hospital six hours after he was kayoed in the final .Jumped to Feet seconda of a six-round bout. James. a Welshman, was -Henry Stephens. 18, a na- floored nnly seconds before the tive of FiJi. who failed to re- end of his fight with Londoner gain consciousness after being Colin Lake Tuesday night. He I knocked out in an amateur bout I jumped to his feet before the in Sydney, Australia I as t count began, tilen collapsed;: TI1ursday night. T<tken to a hospital ,near 4:he Railea Death ToU Shoreditch town hall In suburTheir deaths raised to seven 1ban London, where 1he fight the number of fatalities attrib- was held, James later was uted directly to ring injuries in transferred to 1he National Hos-tile world this year. Ten boxers pital for Nervous Diseases. -alba.teur• and professional&- where he died of brain damage 1 NI!Yer in the long histnry . of at 4 a.m . died of injuries last year. Romeo never regained con· bo:ring has the sport suffered : IK'iousness after being knocked such a rash of fatalities f1ver . out by Rogel' Agaoan, another sucb a short period of time. It i Filipino, in the fourth round of was certain to set up new cries ! their bout. A doctor at Manila's for aboUshment (){ organized St. Luke's HospitaJ said .Romee fisticuffs. died of cerebral edema and a In London, James' death was 1massive hemorrhage.. i Line Scores By Ualled Preto lntemallonal 1 Detroit 000 000 IJOO-- I AmorfceD Leal"• Bowsfield il-tl and Bryan. (1st game 1 1Regan, Shery (9) ll!ld Rome. 2011002 010-5 8 01Loser- Regan (U). HRo--Bcy• 000 000 000- 0 3 I an %, Pizarro (8-31 and Martin. · Nalional l.oai"' Pappas 15-4) aod Brown. HRs- Phila. 11 100 1101- 4 S I Ward, F. '!obinson. Chkago 000 000 0211-- % 6 ~ (2od game I Dennis Bennett, Roebucl< (7), Olicago 000 lOll 000- I 4 0 Baldschun (9) aod Dalrymple. Baltimore 000 300 OOI- 3 9. 0 Jackson, McDaniel (8) and Jler. Horlen, Baumann l6), WiJ- tell. Winner- Bennett (8-4). ~ helm (8) and McNertney. Bar- ! er- .lackson (8-5). HR-Jiem>. bar (3-3) and Lau. Loser-Hor- stein. len (HI. 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Special rea- derwent- tna)~· SU~! ' •.; _; tures ..-ere furnished by Mrs 1 Mrs. l'ru~·, ~~Ire .hat • '' 1 'l D •wney, county president. I en ovtr dutt~s- ·ag, ~ . H B. Walker. Institute Mrs. Golda JeweU., ol COl~ ,/:""· •lor. Mrs. D. L. McVey. urnbuB visited here last H:::c H~ward Stanley, Mrs. 1 with old friends. She expeats to Arthur Codtt, Mrs. A. J. Ro- move here m the near ruture ... mine, Rev . Earl Russell and ~rs . Jack Clark and ' .. three 1 Mrs. Bessie Strong. The group . chlldn~ n spen~ a wee~ w1th· bt-tvoted ·lfo seild· a contr-ibution to mothe_r, Nettle Sw1sher, ·: of I h lp with ex-peRses o[ repair- i Chesh1r~ and assisted ~er With ing the state Headquarters in I her sprmg house cleamng. , Columbus. I Mrs . .F'rancis Alkire and s~n, Mrs. Dale Dye. Jr. and daugh- ] Ray , ~pent several days w~th ho~ts on Sunday afternoon to the H. G. Waggoner I opt-n house '1r1 honor ~ their in Colum bus. Rebecca Mrs. Lola Cklrk entereU St. granddaughter. Miss Dye. daughter of Mr. and Joseph Hospital it' Parkersburg Mrs. Alvin Dye. who rece~ved for observation and possible her Bachelor of Science in Ed- 1 spinal surgery. ucation Degree from Ohio Un- Howard Wlkey and Jackie of iverstty -on Sunday. Prt>sent C.allipolis and Mr. and Mrs: , for the -event were Mr. ~;~nd . Cl•arlt·s Jones, loc~;~l, visited Mrs. Dale .Dye, r ., and daugh -: A"·a Gilkey Sunday. ters. Beverly. Sharon and Huth , --~ - - · -- - ---local: Mr. and Mrs. Chester guest uf !mnor. Miss Rebeeca Baumgardner and family of · Dye and the hosts, Mr. and ' Co~hoct,on, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde :Mrs . Dale D~'e , Sr. Walkrr and family of 1'hurm::tn. i i;;.,;;,.._-...._....._..__..-., Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jrwin and ; children . of M:1.rysvillr, Marv and E4ythe Kepnar of Hartford. : Ohio. Grant Price, Est.a Blaek- : wood, Jerry Wine and daughter. Ce c i I Terri. of Columbus. Blackwood, Harrisonville. Mr. All Makes--All Models and Mrs . .J. K. Crabtree, of Al bany, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith, Oleva and Nancy, W C. Peck , _Mr. and Mrs. Arthur WY 1-2255 Crabtree, local, Mr. and Mrs. 601 E. M•in St. Alvin Dye, Thad and Lisa . ; 0 YOUNG TENDER 1 , I All ro~Js -effeetlft lhru Slit. /UD8 2t • I ..::;::::;:tJ H , 'IJ N N .... • 1 F•!)ler's D•y BONELESS o, .ra. 17, 11&4-11 - -·-· - I • lentlael. l'omeroy-lliddleport, I ATLANTIC-~l Mr&,. Do r sPy J urrtan ant. -amih r~centlv , Notes Mr. aod Mrs. Errol and" son, Hugh, Mr. and George Conroy and daughter , Kimberly of Akron, visited rEK'enUy with hi~ mother, Mrs. Alice ·Dodson. Mr. Dale Adams and daugh· ] ter of Sabina visited relalives in this community rrcently. I Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Woode qf TIIJ1PPrs Plains called on Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Bahr, recent IV Mr ·and Mrs. M. L. Bahr and son. Billy, attended the l · ·, 1 Singing Caravan program at 1 Belpre recently. Mrs. Clara Mllhoan Mae Osborne • ' t~eno ~ocietv CAPE KENNEDY 1nd J:hild~n of Albany and Mn Nellie Kinnall}(ln of Chillicothe vl!itt>d with their rorm- · er L' C.A'DY .. THIIM.O' P~Hil . ' 'F·REE Wilt .......,.• ..., ..... , ...._ ' RED RIPE .• SWEET JUICY 'fa. 18-lb. Avg. Canning Supplies BaD Mason Jars- Qts. · · doz. $1.39 Ball Uds- Reglllar- 12's- 2 for 33c BaD Mason J.. - Pts. ·· dtz. $1.25 Bal Caps- 2 Piece - Reg. -doL 35c ·Clip These Coupons for l50 Extra Plaid Stamps 0 AT Jill niiiii.J liP ITOII . . UJ.41T ONE COUI'ON Pili ClUSlOMR OltFBt IDC!'IIIIS SAMDAY, JUN1 21 39c Wltil l'weh. ..,o f Mits. · MARGAIUNE Volld. Tbru Sol, Juno 20 In Cllll. Unit .U.P'a Ads Get R:es'ults. ' . ' ' I ' �) 12-Doi ly Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport . 0 , June 17 , 1964 WANt AD INFOilMA TION 2 SIGNS ""' ,. .. ,......,. ,..,.,., ,,.,.ll "- 1957 Pontiac H.T. Covpe • V-8 encint, auto . trans., i:OOd gold rinish . tDIIA . ~'IUIIft, ti r1·.~. $695 6 C)''L Powergllde. h('alt>r. KA flat , o t;tar~ ~~n• PI!'! ""'"d lr "'"'II r•• rnr.,, e<'l& Wllt.!mt . . •:tl •~ l• ll L:en b ~""' Lora! or,r.:ner . • ntt~f'ft ... •n• -utlv• ' "•••lin "• .... OriUvn• 011 ~ •nto Ill •••a ~oorl Lirf•~. ~y . '•"Ito lial•~ Pr rllb. 4 m•w truck tires, P•1meroy , Oh10. R D 2. bei~e finilih, AT MITIOPOLITAN MOTOIS POMEROY, OHIO 1nrl runs like nPw . THE AMERICAN RUHR P~ono 4 Dr. Hardtop. Auto. trans. Power steering and brakes, radio and heater, sharp piJJk car WV 1·1130 '. _. ~,..----- I WILt. leach shorlhand claos SINGER in mahogony cabinet. 6 17 61p .~ ih my home. (1 crediO Call Equipp~rl to buttonhole, mon- - - - - - - : 'wl.",...2881 e11rly morning or I ogram, et.c. Balance due HOUSE, 4 rooms furnished , · late evening. June 16 tQ 20. $29.13. Phone WY 2-2204. a month. Minersville. WY I " • .. 6 12 ~"' 6 16 !lc ;. ,\llll -CLADLi' loan a Bluo Lus'-- 'If~ Carpot Shampooor with "'>-pUrchaSe of Blu@ Ltutre 6 15 6lpl DAILY CROSSWORD Clllii'NI 22. Sfiat 21. Qod:Of ..... A!Jo: "Taru Bulba," " HII' (.'UJII," "Pocketful or Miracles" ''l'ht Road to Hong Kong," '"Mte P'acll or Life," "A Hole II! th t Heed," ·•Geronimo." "The lf1lced Ed 1 e." "Paris Blu'"" and "Tho Young Doc- 25. Man'• nick· name 21. CUUI 29. Trlrn- to<o." !;Very tilevlewer is aware of the dreaded moment that occur. when one rel axes after a · loft& day's work , armd wlth food and drink - and then JWitehH. on a late video movie, " medium." Few things could lndlcattttlo- only lo ·be greeled by a blm 1957 Mercury Montcle~ir 4 Dr. All white. Nice and elfin, see It 1957 Dodge;iierra ABC CLEANER& & SHIRT LAUNDRY I 4 Dr. Station Wagon, real nice - --: ~ M•r;on, W. Y•. 60 Chevrolet $1 ,095 ·' 'I SJ00· DOWN ' 00 2 dr . Nt>w rC'buill 6 cyl. enginf'- Sid. sh iU . J\t' honey, Troop 234 Has . . Camping Out '. 1958 Mercury Montclair I . 4 Dr. Full power, clean and nice 1959 Plymouth 4 Dr. ( -1 ' ll'll.V OR'fl'l'OQUOTE- Here's how to,, Full power, local owner. A real nlct one oer car II LONOFJ:LJ.OW One let.ter limply stands for UlOther. In this samol~ A 111 used for Lhe three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single ietters, apostrophill.ll, thll len1th and formaUon ot tltll wot"dt an all hlntl. EReh tl~n· I he code letters are difttrellt. \ '\ 6 cylinder, standard trans. One local owner. Clean and 1101id, oee it A Or')'Pto(ram CEY BANK FINANCING AVAILABLE &JAUYMC CA.XKTD CP XPV'AY Th111 Ancl Mlny More At .• • I PIWGRAII LOG. SoOt! Communicy News \lllNDtlY TIIIIIIUGH FRIDAY' 5·115 World. Nat!DOII Newt 6 lJ liD 15 Spolllglll OD SportJ I ,,5·25 Weather 6o 15 UO 7·31 7 II Musical Clock News Headlines lfluiCal .Clock 1bt J.!iellnt 8 I~ 'lltto Valley Newo 8 ~~~ World, National New, 8 Ill Sports 8 If'~ Weather Pietm-e dy ond Lyml and her flon<e. Kevin Brandenburg of Daylon. Are House Gue1u DAVGHTEII BORN 5·30 Dtn' ner Mus,'•~ a.1t 6:00 Sunset Blvd. 7::W Sign orr SATURDAY US Stgn On 6·15 Muslcal C1oc"' . NS Tho Llfel!no 8:00 Ohio Valley News 8 llii World. National Newt a lfl Spiwl.o Tnday 8 15 Weat.her Plrture 8 lfi MWJJtoaJ Clook 8 ~' t:ommunllt News !I illt fat~ ot !hl' Town H . :· Masun Cuunl) NPW! lr. 1.1 3 16 MuswaJ Clock F'amil'r' Worship Hour 8 55 News P 00 Muslcal Cbck g so Sons & Stnrv l'lm~ ' 46 '•mlly Wonlilp Hoar 11r Lr 1-'Ubltr Servu.·e .II .. l.lll·hl!lrtng 111 ''' WotlO News JORSALI •••·ept • IOATERS FILTERED WHITE GAS Frtda~ . Churrh Bells ltingl . ) Wurld Nt!WS t .~ Vlusun too"'J' Newt 2 1.1 t.:urumonlt~ Newe .2 ';, Lot·at News For boats at our new boat - ~ 111 Mark~rs Oock., ju1t oppo~lte our 5tation oa the river. ANTHONY Plumbing -Heating Strvict Sltlion 2 1'' Mid 2 <'~' .2 ~12 :ill 2 40 I f!' Your O.,.nclablt Dealer For PLUMBING • t 8re1JJ 3 =· ~ News Heat HEATING - Weatlw Evans Bulletin a..rd Nt!WS 0 Grams A.gr1eulturr Agent Countl') Oo RoutMf News Bt!11 '2 IM I L:ountr)' Go Round ! :. ~ News B.-at 3 '"' t..el'l rtke AND l'llono WY-2-25SO lla~ 4 "' P~~<lng with DQss PO DICK TRA(.. .OQ Q IVM X K>t YT WELL. Wli KNOW WI-lER£ QbtE, SPACE COJPi. IS, t INOND!:Q WI-IATS ._.APP!iNED TO TPC.-OYJ CEYA BY t - ---.,T,.HE OTHE~'>.~._-{~ ! --------------------WMPO Radio MONDAT TBR0 FRJDAY · 6:1.11 Sign \Ill N. .o f:~ Sacred Beart 1:211 Counlr)l Jamboree 1:30 Farm News l o35 Paul Bowan 6o40 Meigs Ct Agr, Ext. 7:110 Newn 7:115 Tiny's Chapel 7:34. News 7:35 Picken.: Hardware Jl'u~s.-Thun.J 7:50 N ~ws Report · I · lkl Breakfast Party -- 4 JIJ I nterchjtnga -- QPP N l o10 Roy's Food Basket a, i10 Van Patrick Sp<irts 8'"" Baker Fumtture-Wed-Fri 110 00 News Ua Bouse lC llii H•gh <;chool Hll Parade 9 otlll Open News 10 S5 News f oO& CoHee Witll Janet lJ 00 Army rime 9·41i Betty NtwtAHl ·ll 311 Special CommunJL1 11 :00 Ministerial Assoc. Procrams u," Country DrUterl M·W 12 00 News Roundup II: l& Mtaoo Cl Agr. 11:11&-'I'IHI 12 20 Butlettn Board ll.lb A.S.C. Program-Fri 12 20 Non 0 Gramt 11 .15 Family Worsnii>-Tbun. 11 $n Saturday Matinee llo4b Tiny's Couolrjl ll,ymns 1 35 NeWs Seal 12 INI NOOII Report I 00 Saturday Matinee 12:30 Goesslen Guest Slar·FrL 2 116 News Beat 12:1!11 Mualc JUII Fur You 3 00 S.turday Matinee f : 11> Blaettnar Sbow-Tues. 3 55 News Bear t :IU Loci! Nen 4 00 Oiscins witb Doss • · &I Bowling Scom f 30 Top Ten Revue 6:011 Newa 5 00 New.s Summary 7:30 Sign Oft 5 lb Dinner Musicale SATURO.U 1:30 Sign Oft '1 : 11 Mormng Melodies 1 BPI an offlo,; pool In 12 yearol" W JEH RADIO ,,' POMEROY 606 E. MAIN ST. Groom's Friends ,WOII ClaMat:ID• ' Yestf_.rday's Cr,rptoquoh:: WE ARil ALWAYS 1 THOSE WHOM WE BORE.-LA ROCHEFOUCA , L.J 4r0 lih. KiQ r...,_ u1 1l4~t.t. 1MJ "We thought you might WUit to oontribute to a collection for ld Jonoo, Mr. Wampler , , , ht haan't METROPOLITAN . MOTORS . ': AXYDLBAAXB. 1961 Chevrolet 2 Dr. sofp.r JMI;,. I I Furniture, I S~poo. Baker llllddlepol'f. 3312. 1 l 6 cylinder. Real solid, clean and nice I Notice video executJvg ll th1t, ratblr '"'· lhey will have to daaf ·11th lito ~•!ldlcl!t ol ohotollll . '' racier, IH!or tJtjl lronker mo IH!lnt turnod out today In , '' ctHJntl')' and abrold. rho oupply, after all, hal to •me from IOmewhOI'e, and tho! evision e ecutJve• are per. I ·1ly awtrt Of tilt dlfllcuitiH reooncillil.l tha rnovl11 of r..•nl years wllh What lltoy ar• 1nd of ref~: rrlna · to •• 11 uram, 1956 Chevrolet 4 Dr. gun. new Guarantee4 132 .76 terms or discount cash. Phone WY 2-2204, Remoldeled, first floor unfurn6 12 5tc lshPd. 4 room and bath apart- I men!. MiddlE"pnrf, WY PHONE WY 2·2157 ""d on• ol !Itt problmo fi!Oinl 1957 Oldsmobile Super 88 CUCKLER REALTY Box 229 -- I IUV!tJ . , . Service For Rent tile btlllf ..,.. now• "One, TWo, "nlree" and "The oays than In prav1oul yun- Ylklnp.'" General Real Estate IIOM.IOY, OHIO pFt' U: .. dUI.JKf . . . 6 ll4 ~~ ••fN I t' '1 0111) "ii~UI'tlll -4t:)ll 4 II l.fl 11•fla ''"'" '50·00 DOWN In the Heart of $1795 t.ook fi d __ , HOLLYWOOD (UPI) What >•I happen wf1en th< current uwJy of old rrKlv1es for teleun is exhausted? . . WeU. of couno a •real 1*'.on ol the 111pply 11 llrelldy o~aus~, and C1!ft1 of tht ano,,, ... II lltat ~ flliN lriJI n1tlnue to bt mun. But IIWer ,_ eu ..1eru OUII.I .....,. $1395 Pomeroy Motor Co. •a• • .,. . . tlltf ,...uur ro hn ··.\1111-1 Ot 1'11rHoll.lt • Ull'rli • 'lfJI - II J" fur 110 •orlt 1'1\ln e. ..rr •nrt!lln(l•r llf'lr<l lc 1rk 6 I 1963 Corvelr Ptntl 1111mn "" df'luK~ ' ' . Gov. William Scranton, an ac- ductlons of tho arts - stage, tive cllldiclaUo for the &101b- I moviot, lel<vllioo and conlemUlat one bas ""'" many IJmes porary music. The PJ'Oil'IIDI belore. whlcb aro prodltoad in .,..peralican prsidentlal nomination llop with National Council since l.,t Friday, II lnleviiW<d of Cburcl>es, Include wort by Sunday on CJIS.TY'o "Faco the Frledrlell Nletuehe. James Nation." Blldwln. T - WU lollll. .. , d ol Stirling July 11, CBS-1'11'1 ond Shak._re. and ..,.,.. YlSton s evourmg movies- "Look u and L' •• ·u If .end IN- UlllllftCY of 111o SUj)ply P tve WI o er frOIIl the new movie "Dr, slluad..,.....,.,. foreolully lhan ~ •!Jht-t>ert IOI'le• ~hn« wllh 81rqeJov.-.-or How 1 Lumod tbe current titles for this com. the Images of Man . as cur. to Stop Worrying and Love 1'tle IARNET GOOGI-E tOld SNUfi'Y lfll 1111011 ,5 Sunday Aight films' rently reflected ln vanous pro. Bomb." till .\BCJI'V, They include "The lolltM:Ia _W,ner," "Birdman ot MAW!! A PlUMS Aleatru," "Exodus,'' '"Sof!lfl MIRAC:L! l.!kt It lltlt." "Judgment at HAPPENT A'T 19. MU· NurtmberR.'' "The Misfits," "TH' CARD GA,ME .Television Rev11e Phone W' 2-13455. Paul L. Bat. ele11t interior, btlle and 1961 Chevrolet V2 Ton Pickup '"' LIGH1 bacl<·hoe service, c•ll or eon lac\ : Earl R. Werner. Construction. Phone WY '-2769. , 17 6tp FOR YOUR Bu!Jdoz••r •..CIII '-" .,.. ., ...,, ..u .. Business Services Pomeroy Motor Co. • QUALITY 1111"11., "t'tuln . \ ' - 't:r!RY OKA~ 15!I<Y. - iM Hf'6 CAPTAIN ~POF THE "'"'""""" 1:011 Sign liD 1:~ Country Music Time UO Coon~ Jambor.. f:3S Joho Harma LIYTLI ORPHAN AMNII 7:tlll Breakfast Party t:15 Jones Buick Show ~ HARO&.D GIA V WAL, ""f'NNI:tr HelPe 80N!'. tEPr 10:15 The Good LUe 10:35 Music In The Air 10:46 This Is Music 1L05 Top Ten Show ll:llti Top Ten Show (Duttonsl 12:00 Noon News 12; ll> MIIBicaJ ln"'rlude 12:30 Rev. Merliri ·reetJ ~~ OWJJ:I HLNr AT NIGHT 1 AI'U) "MOlT 'lt!Y TIME CHICkB'I HAWk'!: r----J ARE .JUST I-Wir~IH 1 FOR THE!q CHAt'lCE! IGN'T THERE ANY· PLAC!! fll CHIC!<&! Kil "AFE1 L:OO P1atter Par~' 7:00 Sundown Serenade 7: 30 Sigu Off lltlNIIAY 7:05 Sign On 7:ao French Clcy Baptist 9.no Wings of HeaJin& 9:30 BJble Speab to YtHJ 10:00 Voice of PropheCJ 10:35 Wash. Reports lo People II:Oti .Sululay Show 12:00 Noon News 12:16 Ouistian Bour 12oJO IU>v. Merlin Teet• • ABell ANO SLATS 1:00 Billy Grabam 1:31i Lulberao Bour 2:00 Tbt Cburcb At !?ork 5:011 Country llymn Timers 5:&1 World In Review 1:011 Baptist Bour 7:011 Sign Off -- By GEORGE WONDEiit YOU SE!: .MOM .WE \!JERE. PLANNING ON 5?END!Ner "THE SUMME~ OUi WEST .... "MN5 MR. V!~LENTI'* RUN ~J$1<ANCH I - USED work pants and shirts. Carl ~hf'vnlier . Long Bottom. C. I. Nye Co. 6 17 :Wtp FURNITlJRF. for sa le. WY 2216. Ath•nt, Ohle ANNOUNCES SERVICEII newly appointed paslor of the 8yra•ll cuse·Minersville charge, Ph, LY :1-1131 6 1', 61p Dr. Lester L. Roush, - ELECTRIC Hot Point range gOOd condition. $1.0 ; 18 cup electrl< clrip.o-lator, $10: I( Jon brown and white jug, .. . $5; ~gallon brown and white jug, $2: Phono WY 2-3793. I 6 16 Jtc .Alii I LI!JGISLATION WASHINGTON IUIP) =-=-'c=---:-ZIG ZAG aewing machine 1963 For Selt or Rent model. Dial a stitch Buttonholes, · monoarams, apJ;ij_;I H1msrr.r::r;;nfoi"sa~71ily I ques, blind btlns, ole, monthly paymonto on up laat oil (11111Denl& contract, 532 Mill Street, Midmonthly. l'hoilt WY 2-221!4. dleport. Pbone WY 2-S262. · ..,, 6125tc I •» tfc -· BUDGET ~::R~E.'II THEWbaleVer you buUd, do I HOG and 1 blaok JOI'NI' cow. Phone WY · ~- · will · be held lhe lhli in-·hip church tl t:IIO a.m., and en911le •t II. 1.m., ea~h ·But>· II day mornlni. - ot P ring, size 9, $10 : 5 gal· ~oet 2-ii1d.. lor sale or ' ...,~, . •: • · ' ... ~·"· . •• •• •• WYON it the eoDVenleDt, lOW• cost aoncrett wtll· We ~ f!ld daliver I'Ud7 to pour. Order aowl House paased '"d oenl to Senate 'Monday ·legislation lowhtg- per""* •\ chajogltdl ~· : : ,.. ' pau, olf111101 ln.ftallolllil fc and national grUsla...., to be lrlld by u.s. I!OIIIIIIIuionl .·............ II GOEGLEIN .READY-MIX CO. 2-3214 ,' . \ .. ' Phllll.- WY " .- MI.DDLII'OIY . .' �••' 1 • ·. ,. •. 14 n•i1v ••ntlnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, June 17, !964 I If' eddin• ~ - - Plf( & Held in Mari.eua . Bride's Parents Are Hosts for Dinner Event 1 I Pomeroy; Mrs. Gene Yost, f\&. ldne ; and Mr. and Mrs. John Burnell, Parkenburg; M r •· nr •alives and fnends m the Eber Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. an·a who attended the marri- (',ffirge Vaughan . Middleport. 1 ~ - of M1. Thomas Skinner and ~:• . !' Judy Sla<:k in Marietta ! Mrs. Arthur A rehearsal dinner honorlnl : 1 Miss Judy Slack, Marietta. Skinner. Mrs . \ George f'h 'Ms . Mrs . Rob(>rt Coats and · . StE'phen Coats, Mrs. EM .. .sortba ~ .. ' CORNER OF lOCUST WAS I WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTIT'r Ma Saves More · o~ .Pop's h at These Stores Mr.l LYONS 1 3 FURNITURE $595· ~iiiii:i~~~~~~l_.llt~e .:,;r";;;,"P:;;;Ie~l;ef;;.t ;;;for:,.a~wed~d~i~ng High school i" - - - - - - -~ - - ----~-- - --~ University 1 and attended Ohio for the past two years . Mr Turner ls a graduate of Mkldieport High sehoul and attended Ohio University. He is a partnel' in the Athens TV Applipnce Storre. Relatives and friends attending from this area included new diet·rite only 1 calorie per serving no sugar at all --------··i' .SAVE YOUR RC COLA, DIET-RITE COI.IA. NEHI, TRUE FRUIT ORANGE AND UPPER 10 BOTTLE CAPS. _ ' THEY ARE VALUABLE! WE WILL PAY '12 CENT EACH TO YOUR FAVORITE CHARITY. AT CONFERENCE Mrs. Albert Ruush , president of the Ladies Auxiliary to Feeney Bennett Post in Middleporl, represented the local Iunit 1 1 RT. 124 01*' I to I Mon. Thru lat. RUTLAND ~y Popular D...,.nd At A New Low Prlcel Fairmont Countryside \ 1h Size - • cans • l APPLE SAUCE • • • 49c 1h gel. c1rton Racine Food !Mrket and Lyons CloFarm Food Store FOODLAND LB. '.L--- 303 tans • I Golden Isle Brand I Athens. PIECE FRUIT COCKTAIL GO TO REUNION Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rousb, Becky and Kenny, and Mrs. · Alta Miller, were in Darbyville near Columbus Sunday to attend the Miller reunion. • • *Lowest Prices Always 303 cans • ' Inn Maid Brand TRY TINY'S - 303 cans • fireside Hunt's WAXED PAPER • • 12 - - .::- SALAD DRESSING . pound 39c *Frozen Food Special ring Cream Filled PIES Our Vote Goes To Dad, Sun., June 21 KING SIZE 3 $1 Cast your vote for Dad ... he's first on everyone's ballot on Father's Day ... every day! You'll be sure to gel his nomination when you honor him this Sunday with an appropriate remem- pln Juot Defrost and S.rvel BREEZE TOMATO SAUa l brance. l~OL pkgs. SPAGHETTI DINNER - - 19( - • c KELLOGG$ BUCKEYE BRAND ROLL VARJETY PACK- Why race for • ringing phone when one in your workshop can put all calls only a reach away ... 1nd make it convenient In make caUs, too?' Havlnl •n dtenlion phone whrre you work or play maket lob ol ~~enae at Httle ~·•· Phone or visit OW' . . . ., c lb. roll --. Tender-- Leaf . TEA BAGS· · 48 165 SIZE 39< ... .. --~- - · 'i GENERAL TELEPHONE lwlltWn.....,. . ,,.-.r.,.._.,.,._ \17 t -.- 31b. 4·.. ' ' . ·. 9C . .. ARMOUR STAR • . \ VIENNA SAUSAGE HAM - - - r . .. :PkOl . . .·:i-~ · ::...· . • • ,.;1 .: ......._,,.•.,,.•.. c ... CAN ... l c TOILET . . QUART DOWNEY -. . .' HILTON ·. ... ~ c OYSTER SOFTWM ROLLS .-. STEW~ 1&1. OL·. . . TISSUE - • •• ;. .. ~.- c WITH lib. · ,J I:ftc BOILED Bleach·-· gallon PIZZA · . '. -., 'I. ' ... ' ' " ~ . • - • · • • .. • • r. • - • · · "' ~- ~ ·~··• • • •' • ' ' •" _, ··• • • •· • • ' ' _. , _ , ___ _ _ _, _,. ~ . - •. ' ~), _. •••" - ' '' " ' _., , _ , -· ' ' ~"'' '''' ~· .... . . , . . _ ,..._,...,.. . . , _ . . . . . . . ~ . . ., . . . . . . . \ - ' j., , "·~- .,..._.... _._ . ..... .. .· ' \ ··- '' HOW MUCH DO YOU PAY? ~ CHE.&S~·~l5o~ :. ... WAS I SURPRISED TO FIND THAT THESE PRICES WERE EVERY DAY LOW LOW I HAVE · PAID MORE ON SO CALLED ' ,,~, .• • POTTED MEAT 31 oz. .' 1h doz. ...- 25c WINESAP APPLES - HUNTS PORK & BEANS c Clorox ARMOUR ' · · · - OfRco r.. the happy details. BONUS BUY ;··, 27101. Camps BOX .. Pork& Beans . ' dol. BONUS BUY C!ll Mix whh water ... It's .....ty te •J-r Put a phone where JJUI are c 8 oz. end Sugar. ~ REACH-DON'T RUN . A blend of lnst1nt Tea, Ltmon Cream \ Each Box HUNTS ICED TEA MIX MIX OR MATCH eChocolate eCocoanut eLemon eBanana c BONUS BUY !~ / Tencler Leaf Banquet Brand ting .09 BONUS BUY It's ·New! ring ' . THil Queen Brand We 20 JELLO ALL FLAVORS POUND BAG 2=37c PIZZA CATSUP Rolls CANTALOUPES ~ :, , ,' c for CHARCOAL c 2~39c FIG BARS Cutrite--125 ft. Rolls • :, ·' HAM SANDWICHES BOLOGNA ' .•. ~· NOODLES tr.~L:!'~:;__ :..-:29c Kounty Kist Brand SWEET PEAS - • . . 10 FOR A QUICK TREAT • at the 8th District summer conrerence held Friday in I - -- \ Musselman's or Golden Isle • Available Only At: TINY,S c ICE CR.EAM • CHUNK TUNA - GROCERY BILL AT BONE IN REPEAT SALE! Star Kist tight ' TENDER FLAVOR STRETCHERS Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Turner and Mrs. Noah Haskins, Middleport; Raymond Turn~r . Cplumbus; Mr. Charles Haskins, Washington, 0 . C.: and Dan Sanborn , Springfield. cola DAVID DAVIES Now Phone No. IH 2-Sm DOLLAR BAKER FURNITURE MONEY I SAVED ON MY TOTAL NO STAMPS- NO GIMMI!=KS- NO COUPONS- JUST LOW LOW PRICES EVERY DAY Department StoN Fifth and Pe~rl . RACINE TUPPERS PLAINS I HOW MUCH Clover Farm "The Store Wlth A Hart.. Route 7 TO FIND OHIO MIDDLEPORT RUTLAND Food Market Clover Farm Store I 1 ~ We Reserve the Right lo Limit Quentlties. RACINE SURPRISED • 1 1 ' ....... - . , 17 _ _ _ __ AND PEARL STREETS , ,rJrl, , vfr~. E. 0 . 'l'towk~bary .• Jerrie Pullrn . Middleport : ghtt>r or ~1r . and Mrs . George · ietta. The buffet dinnt"r was ' r.~r. and Mr!~ Dan Farmer, and Zeigler . Chester Star Route , served by Mrs. Arthur Skinner C.nd't' and Lynn. and Kevin i was unit£'d in marnagr lo and Mrs. Dave Farmer. Brandenburg, Dayton: Mr .. and I William Turner' .son of ~r . · A pink and white color · Mrs. John Hunter. Bluef1eld. and Mrs. Jacob l'urner, .Mid-I scheme was carried out In the W. Va .; Mrs . R. M. Spencer, dlepo~ . Saturday. June .13 · at · table derorations for the dinMr . and Mrs . Charles Reecey . 15-30 m the ~ft~rnoon Ill the ! ner . The arrangement on tht Cincinnati: Mr. and Mrs . Paul \ Hemlo..:k Chnsttan Church at . buffet table featured a bride Sweeny, Amsterdam : Mr. and 1 Hemlock Grove. . 1 and groom in a crystal containMrs. Charles Brunner, Akron, \ The vows of the double rmg e surrounded by a ring of pink and daughter' Mrs. Joan G~'- , ceremony were read befure the ~· d~wn roses and pink tapers . S}' of Illinois: Robert Sagarde, altar deco~at~d ~lth baskets of The table was covered Y."ith a Athens ; Dr. and Mrs . Roger whitP gladtoh wtth t~e Rev ., pink clulh with white net covOanlels, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Howard ~uppelt, .. Mtdd\ep_or_t ! ering Miniaturt: figurettes were Roush , Mr. and M~. George I P~esbytenan munster offlCI- · placed at each place and sinSkinner, MJS. Loram Sterrett, atmg. I le sweetheart roses were used Mr. and Mrs. Edward Foster. \ The bride was lo\'ely li1 81gn small ~phcas of hurricane :::,;.;~~~~--------- , rose coloted three p1ece smt 111, .· led ...1·th pink dawn I" . I wtt 1 w h'1te accessones. Mrs · amps ~.: arc ed" 1 Ute other COMPLETE I Sharon Moore Gaul was matron roses we~e us a ROOMS OF : of honor wth Raymond Turn- guest tab e h of 1 ' • b A bachelor partv In onor Ier of Co!um~-, <: servmg hiS ro- Mr. Skmner was· held at U1e ther as ~st man. . home of JOrn Hetzer in ParkThe onde's mother wore a pink custume and the bride- ~rsbur.~g·------1 00 groom's 1nother was attired in QHLY , a black and white sheer dress. trip to (){'ean City, Md ., and A wedding dinner was served on their return will reside in at the Zeigler home following Amesville The new Mrs. Turn.. the ,·eremony. -er 1s a graduate of Pomeroy MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1 . lbl II Mro W1111J Anthony, lofro, lulla planned lllllli!ICIIII!I!d wt.a.lhe !tho county ln"rmary; lor lbPlr gram Inc:~~ I B e qu d.arim Emma y 8- 1, Mn. Lovejoy Clr!!le of the Mlddl.. ,S(IOclallnterest for tho year and ~ 8 meditotton. M~. H=l Ardt<r, ltfn_ LUJ1t1t port FlrltlaJ>tist Church .,., · ne~Md the special miJslonery ~,;baSe, Ju.lr_man. was n c s• McGee. """· ~:ua- Murrl1. ' t,ntensto o1 the meeuna. Rhod 11.111 1o1n MUton Tueoday OMIIIng ll the bome Mrs WilDs Anlhony opened Mn. -Holtman oerved a 1... Mila and .M Han,' ~ of Mn. ll'nd lloffmon. T be the m~lng wltll devo :iorts MI'IJ . aerl cOOtae 1.9 thooe present ID· Hood "' · were .,..., oeleelod the l'Mideull of Mllloo Hood presented· the pro- eluding Mfli' Gerald Anthony, ohe!l. · . ' - Plan A Special Feast For POP o.n father's Day, Sunday, June 2J Z . / T e1g er- urner \and Mr. Thomas Skilllll'r. MidV T k dleport. aod members of tbe OWS are a en bridal party, wao held al the Q June 13th home or the bride-elect's parn Ients . Mr. and Mrs. Ransom Miss Lola Aletha Zeigler. dau- Slack Saturday evening in Mar- l . · 1n,· afternoon were Mr and l>ave Farmer. Mrs. • C' fe LOYeJOY lfC PlansPro,·ects For Nf!W year . ' ·- ---+to~lif:il!i; .l -'i.;il "~;i}\~ • ""'"1"!' .~ . .. ..,. . ' . 9( ' ' ' tan �- ---- ·----·- ·~-·--- ..--"'-·-· . ... ....... ~. ~-... -- --· · ·. . ... _. _ __ _;;:.::o;o--·1 - ·- - •. . -··· ·· · • ~-~ ... ;- · ···~~Mv •••• - ' .. ..... . . . ~, .' ' _....._ • ..,..,..,. ... ._ ... • ... ~ - • ·.. - ___ __. _ ,..,i'""" ' . ··--·· ···· · .~ ·' • --- Mainly About Around And About People In Middleport -~ Mrl. Betty Roush Hell I• Re rat 8N'8 ' ~· ! d~ Mrs. lJave.J I ('h 'l~ • ' ~ -· I. Leader clmr<!h June 4th with 10 mem- ,. of ~. Progrom The Chester WSCS met at the ., ~, ' ._,. Mr. I I C.n<l} Brand Mrs. w. '\ Mr. _,1 Cinclr ' Swe~ Mrs. and < sy 0! Athe[l Danit Rousj Skinn Mr. : F BJ • bers present, Mrs. Betty Roush was program Jeader. Sbe used her topic MWhat It Mellllll to belong to the Society." Dev.. tions were read by Mrs. Card, Pomeroy Ray Pickens, \~~~lli j reo.Mrs. Edltll Dartt ond c~~~~~ iJii Charles, Johnnie and I shaU of Louisville, Ky.. and Judy Genheimer, Columbus, are in New York this week atlending the World's Fair. They will abo visit in New Jersey. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Black- Mr. and Mn. VlrstJ T,._ lord of Syracuse, are announcing the marrlage of tllelr daughter. Martha Sue (Suzl), to Ronald Provo, of W e s t PMim Beach, Florida. T h e wedding was performed In AI· Junta, Georgia, June &. T b e bride was attired. in a white, whipped cream materl•1 dress, wltb pink •ccessorle•. The new Mrs. Pnvo i1 em- Harry Keiser. Minersville. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hass- ler of Reynoldsburg and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hassler of White Hall spent a day last wood of RUtland, Route 1, -and"MAKI WAY FOR LILA" Erika Remberi and Joachim Hansen (Color) Th~~;~=~vAN's ~~·:F~.~1, ]~~D~~~rqF:::;~~ Lee Marvin On UCtreSS MEIGS THEATRE June 21-24 "PT 109" (Teehnicolor) Cliff Robertson, as Lt. (j .g.) John F. Kennedy, Ty Hardin Jas. Gregory, Robert CuJp,' Grant Williams. CgJgrurtoon Ruoning tim• 212 hrs. AJmission 75c and 40c. with his grandparents, elected. Marie Hauck, councU Mr. and Mra. Orr. deputy, reported on the meet· tog of !he Deputy Club of DisPLAN SUPPER !riel 13,. held Sunday In Belpre Theree will be a jitney sup·. and announced the annua1 pic- SUMMER UNDERWEAR plete line of Summer Underwear for men &: boy,, Knit ahoru broadcloth shorta knit union suita - athletic union suits - tee shirts - undershirts -muscles Tee Shirts and· in all sites from the Vei'J smallest to the extra large sizes. Stop in the busy Mens &: boya department on the first floor and stock up on nationally known Hanes Underwear from If Elbe:tfelda. l..;o~iiili~iiili~iiiiii~iiiliii:~1"~•~st~ern~~sta::rs~ 1 =il SUMMER DRESSES IN A WIDE SELECTION tr :;ee j Mrs. Royal 'lbomas wu tbe bostess to the Loyal Helpero Clasa of the Asbury Methodist Churcb Monday evening at bome ln Syracuse. . . The meeting, Ill dlar~e ~~ Mrs. Ralph Robson, president, opened wilh tile Psalm 211 In Wilson. follolffil with devotions taken from Hebrew 13 by Mrs. William Eichinger Jr. w b o closed willl prayer. A dtacussion was held on the wide rummage sale to be beld Harri , s v an Meter, a f ormer m the near future. Plans were made for a picnic July 20 at the Syracuse Park. Mrss. Thomas read a poem 1 "My Mother" written Iren~ Sizes 14 f!KK;C 100~ cotton and the popular raglaa sleeve for extrt. oomort.Sotid eoior blue, biaeil and white. Sizes Jmall, medium, large and extra large. ,.• with I Glve .DedAft ELECTRIC RAZOR, His vote on final passage of tbe bill remsiM in doubt, however. to 17. SmithinNW District Job· .. Donald M<Kenzlo ot PomerOJ' teacher and assistant principal of Wahama High School for !be past tO y-.rs, was hlrW Weclo ~day night as ""eou~ ·~ of Northwesle'11. ~ ~~ District on a t'io--year ~ tract. 14 Mr. McKenzie replacei -0.. ion Smith &!1 ex:~cutlv, .hfll tf the district. Smith tendered bts resignation in May after serving t~ years a~ executive ~ head. Mr. Smith said this morning that his future plans are . indefinite, but he does Intent to teach somewber4!. .' Prior to teachitlg oi McKewje w~s employed as lfabamoi Described by Wetherholt BIG YANK UNIFORM SUITS new dark (ON REQUEST) \: toBINSOWs . . CUANERS 2-5421 popular green and ' Construction tan. era and shirt to match. • reported W In era! Hospital and Mrs. R. Karr. Sr., 18 Holzer"unpb!.U pltal .Mils a.~ gave .., tnlorlllal talk on ~ vtalt to .Ireland. were,_oerved theRelreslunents boslesll 8lliltod Mn · Bryant, from a 11010 wltb lace liDd a ~ !"';'• delpb • UIDI, ~ were oent to Mrs. Weblter. rrant . 2-HOUR light grey, the size in trou .. 8 ~~- ahelt. grey, His correct Tho June meeting ol JOF clasa of tbee Unlled Med>odist Church waa held Mooday evening at tile dutrch With II Mrs.and Dwight hrt<er aa Sr. tess Mra. Jed Webater contributing boatesa. Mrs. Anlolle Lucke, dent, eonducled tile meetins which opelled wtlb devotionl taken from Psalm 16 by Mrs. Everett 'l1lomaa • wi1h • prayer. A ttport liven on the l"UIIIJD8&e sale recently and the refrigerator purchased for l<e church ldtchen, with the ~Plans were made for a picnic in Ju!J, the place to be Ill__ ,_....., Mra Jed W boter Sr · Uni· form Suits in the JOf Class is P/ , I annmg Of J / p• ' U Y ICniC ~ Big Yank colors and , amart eomblDI.· tions. All bead -tilel. r.-.' New,.Colorful, Smertl RCA VICTOR RADIOS And Dad would like a rodlo gift on hla Doyl Choose from Table Models, Clock Radi01, FM Radios or If you prefer select tor him an RCA Victor TransIStor Radio in either pocket size, regular 'llze or the wonderful new Transistor Radio with AM·FM short wave bands. Hill Cnek Hickory Charcoal Smokeless and sized. Makes good food taste better. IOib.bq 69c Nation'sBM . To Lead Troop 3 lor $l4' FOR I IIIII for the Rutland Gride School. and mathematics and lclenca tescbero' for the hJ8h idlool. · All members of the board attended. ·~- Sharpshooter Golf baiiJ with liquid center. 14~ .. 20 It•• 2t .. 10 - - - - - :She-Nanny-Cans Going on at Farm GOLF BALLS HEADQUARTERS lhlrtl 11101 a fifth grade teacher at Rutland Elementary, a principal 29c .. sps Elberfeld• ere Scbd , 1strlct. ·~ ~ 1., 1'~: '!JI In other -fty, ~ boanf hired Miss Carolt Hudson of Middle(>OI"t as a teacher In tbl Junior High School at !!~!land and Jesse Rankin of 'falem, W. Va., as social sclenct teacher and assistant fOotbaD coach at Rutland ltigh School • The board approved the pur• chase of two acbool buse1 1nd boughl, an additional aero o( ground for ~ Salem Cenl"' SchooL · A special · ml!ettilg of 11101 board will btl' held Wednesday June 24. at 7:30 p. m. to hire Summer Cool and comfortable ror sport and leisure wear. SoUd a coach and teacher In Middleport schools. H, has also taught. in EaR~ .lAc~ He'll like the new f Succeeds Or9,1 moria! from Randolph County a digger when it hit a high powered Jine. Fo:r. was stand- savmgs• • L03fl practJces • ~ Board sage was cleared easily Wed· tion witil painful burns of his said Fox's survival of the shock nesday night when the Senate hands, feet and shoulders. He was "miraculous!' was tramderred to Meigs Me- Fox. was h.olding a cable from approved, 76 to 18, the ing on the ground and therefore received the entire impact of the voltage. The victim was prepari1g to change a drill bit when he was electrocuted. ' ' j as a substitute for the Hospital in Indiana by ambU· passed bill. The action lance. .ed the dObr to furilier amend· Members of the family were .ments a[ter 81 days of debate. told that mouth to mouth resSen. Barry Goldwater, Ariz., piration was . given Fox immeGOP presidential front-runner, 1diately following the accident. whn was absent, was recorded in favor of the substitute. CEN1I i Exec is Hired,by oratory today before voting ~is J: Fox, 55, of Pomeroy Rt. 1, is in Meigs Memproval of the sweeping me••s-1onal hospital today recovering from injuries of a 12 000 ure. volt shock by electricity. ' FQx was transferred to the hOspital here Wednesday Final pllslage could come lodsy.· But Senate leaders, afternoon from Winchester, Ind., where he suffered the · tng unconsumed tolking tU.. al·li~~:~~rm~T;~u~~esday at 3:30 p.m. while working as a heavy loled to senators,were inclined 1 operator for the Colliers Construction comto think thai the final vote pany. would be delayed until Friday. Hospital officials said this -~-------------­ The last major hurdle to paa-- morning Fox is in fair CQndi- Hospital officials In Indiana promise drafted by its 111Vt t , r# . -· CAPS Syracuse resident and Mrs Mlzpall benedl<!tioD Ill UDiaon, Helen Damewood 'read an a.i liter wbidl relre*ments were cle "Eternal Hopers" oervld bf tilt bolt<ll to • . nimed above IDd The meeting closed with the cia ltarr, Mrs. ner aDd Mrs. Wll1lam DRY CLEANING SHOES for MEN omeroy Man • 1ves After Heavy Shock THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1964 Men's Light Weight Every Dad ean uae more ahlrb. Wnh 'n wear cotton. Taper-fit and convertible cuffs. coming year. ------- · Harrll VanMeteer, a RAND RANDCRAn Made of 22.75, 29.95, 32.50 DRESS SHIRTS ;.~•gular Asbury Church • Class Meets m Thomas Home JARMAN, .. a::: J:L ' . White :8 tl: l FATHER'S DAY IS SUNDAY, JUNE 21 "o ':% t" ! Complete Line of Men's House Slippers, 2.99 to 6.99 :..... 0.c. Health ~b ~ meet Thurs- Mrs. Betty Olne, Mrs. Gelr·ll L:==================~ d at 311 m at the home aid Marr and cblldren, Donna, r FOR DAD ,:. W · A PM~r an with Darrell and Darla, and ~::~ Mark ,~;5er In gchar 0 0 1 te Davld80ll hsve n d Mr Rog from a week's vacation in Jack- ments following the July 6 June :Ill . Tho my! of the Rutland I meelmg and members are ask· Methodist Church will bold j ed to take their own table rummage and bake sale in the [ service. church basement Saturday 9 a. m. For pickup of I HOLDING SERVICES call SH :!-5301. The Rev. Donald Ashton of A bridal sbower honoring Mrs. I, Jackaon, is conducting services Carolyn Goeglein CuUums, 8 at the Hemlock Grove cent bride, will be held at lian O.urch at 8 p. m. eacb Rock Springs Methodist church, Court St. Pomeroy Sunday through Juna. Every- Saturday at 7:311 p.m. A II ~-.....,.....-...,"""...,"""""'===""'""'""'""'"""..,......,.......,l~o~n~ee'_we~i~co':'me. friends . vited. and neighbors are · tn- Phillips Sisters Style Shop SWEAT SHIRTS For Fother'o Doy Give Dad w;? C-0-0-L Men1 H•nn Short 51...,. Sunbeams, Norelco, per Saturday, June 20, at the : nic fo the club and distct f- • pr~am ·~ t s. Y sonvllle, Fla. where they were Racine Junior High. Serving 1ficers for August 2, at the home I er leo; 8Q f th guestl of Mrs. Cline's son and 0 I will start at 5 p. m. 'l1W Is of Edith Betzing, at Tuppers ti ~ ~ ' of / 0b' e family, Mr. and Mrs. Ibeing sponsored by the Racine Plains. ~ l s 1Cline and daugbter, Kbnmle. CampbeD told Th t 1 th The Rev. and Mrs. ------- ...... - .-......... ·- theElizabeth program plans for National M ur 1ayTa 1· p.m. 8 Dowson and sons, Dougla •••All .S . d 'b . ason c emp e. 1gb turned turda from ess1on an a c?ntr1 ution was Magn lia Tern le Pythi Dw t, re S8 Y ' made. Installation of te P an the Ohio Methodist Conference 1 was announced for next meet· 1" Th 1 sdmeet lnt 7r3e0gu ar held last week at Lakeside, ·g J I 6 d U ff' son ur ay a : p.m. ~1 The Rev. Mr - Do WIOJ1 Was 1 , u y , an a o Jeers be ed to be VII o. mem rs are urg to the Middleport Heath asked to be present. It was cded I have potluck efresb· ent. Methodist pastorate for t b e i . $1.00 Mens and Boys "HanK'' 1 1ternoon .-. passage, waited out the 1 I ,_,_.r; r-. .,.,_.,. lJII'.. · · · - ..... POMEROY-MIODLEPOirf• .OHIO NO. 55 WASIUNGTON The ate, ill historic clvU rights . bill perfected and ready Elberle1ds sell the com- I I 1'i~i.,. ., . ' - Pam Folmer, teaober in the Madison Schools. arrived ·Sat - Theodorus Council, Daughters urday to spend tthe summer of America, met in regular vacation with his parents, Mr _ sessJOn Monday evenmg at the and Mrs. Max Folmer. IOOF _HaJJ w~~ Cora Beegle, VOL XVI to 13 In navy blue, ereY, black and white. 3 polrs NOWl'OU DOW• ' -------· ------- %tC portioned to Itt. Sires 10 ton - drip dry - tap. er fit - -neut collar Itaya. ·Neck llleo 14\1 to 17. e ' All cotton with nylon reinforced toe and heel. Long wearing. Knit pro· Daeron 35% Cot- Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. er of Marysville. ore v~:~~~~ with ll<elr daughter and 1 law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard ers. They plan to visit With lives in West Virginia here. The Amateur Gardeners of Danny Sanborn, S~~=~ Middleport wiD meet Wednes- visited In the areaday evening at the home evening. He came to attend Mrs. Harry Moore at 8 p.m. wedding of Miss Lola :::11~!:: ttrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. Pomeroy. and Mr. WUliam (Color) councilor, presiding. Arthur Skinner will be ner of Middleport. ;.;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiliiiiiii~ l Eunice WiD and Adria Sayre ing hostesses. M and Mrs La rida's lower West coast on ' were reported ill an Winona The Winding Tra11 hoa; were businesswrV:ra in June 10. Cuok improving. A communica- club will meet at the home Gallipolis Monday. -------_ 1 lion ":"' read concerning State Mrs. c. L. Heatoo, We<lnt!SWIY I POMEROY, OHIO ORR FAMILY ITEMS Council sessiOns to be held in evening. Mrs. William Balley, GrantMr. and Mrs. Wayne Orr oi l Columbus August 16-17. Com- Bosworth Council No t6 Roy· sl, is a palient at Meigs Geller· TONIGHT & THURSDAY Parkersburg, W. Va. were Sat· munications were also read ,al and Select Masons, ·wni bold al Hospital for observation 8J!d NOT OPEN urday night and Sunday guests from Ethel Jones and from their stated essembly Wednes- treatment. Her husband, WiJ. FRIDAY •nd SATURDAY of hiS brolher, Mr. and Mrs. Ar· Mrs. Lynn Terry, director of day at 7, 30 p m for the pur· llam BaUey and their daughter, June 19-20 thur Orr and mother, Minnie Girls State, thanking the Coun- po..; of U:ansa~llig all regular J~ne. were with ber at the bosBOB HOPE IN 41 Orr of Chester. Harry Rose of cil for sponsoring a represen- business nd th lection of of. pltal. A GLOBAL AFFAIR" Yvonne Dearlo . Robert Ster- A.kron, 0. ~as. diMer guest of tative to Girls Stale ~nd com- ficers fo: the c~~ng year. ~leport ~and students ling. Mickey O'Shaughness7. .h1s aunt, Mmme Orr, Tuesday. p1imented hem on thell' Ameri· fflcers and companions re tending the Otuo " THE SLAVE'' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lee and ~anism attitude. :r ed to attend and br' a sic Clinic for two weeki I Son of Sput.cus) Larry called on Mr. and Mrs. Following the resignation of it~als ' mg Rose Marie Hackett, (Tec hnicolor) Steve Reevea I Orr Tuesday evening. Bobby Leo 1 Della Slahl as conductor, Dean r · JUNE 18 Hsrrla and Diana, Joyce 1 of Racine, spent Wednesday af- Barnltz was nomlnaled and The R k Sp ings Bettor Elaine DaviJ. SUN,·MON.·TUES.·WED. (Tecbnicolor} -and"'ISLAND OF LOVE"' With Robert Preston and Tony Randall 85~ Low toaJaht M;'l2 FridaJ' warm and more humid with acattered afternoon tbnMersbowers. portly cloudy, • ~ •• ~1'BER COnON SOCKS White Dress Shirts I~r!t!J~~ ~ ~J Jcs Eldected orial Hospital Monday. ' l.chtlors' Friend ILASTIC TOP Mens Sllort Sl-• Dacron and Cotton i Dean Barnitz ter aed broliler-in-ww, Mr. and ert of Cedar Grove, W. Va. spending 1 week with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Mitchell and Kenneth, David, Teresa. Mrs. MitcheU ponied her mother and children here Friday from Cedar Grove. -· - Make Elberfeld• l11 Pomeroy Your Shopping Center For Gifts For Dad On His Day! Shop All Dey Thursday from 9,::.to:..:5:,__ _ _........., Tom RaU, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. 0. Rail, left ·Monday f o r ding date ts Sept, H, and Lake George, New York, where the wedding w!U take place Ia he wlll he employed for t b Galbreatb Memorial CloapeL summer. He will be working a large resort in New York. He slopped enroute In Buffalo for a brief visit with a classmate Kent State University. Mrs. Rolland Reiman of Sandusky is the guest of her sis- u- nounce tbe engagement of lhelr daUJbler, Eola M. Blacl:· wood to Jerry C. Weln, Tor· renee, callfomla. M1s1 Black· wood to 8 graduate of Ohio Unlveralty and Ia o medieal technology student at Mt. Carmel Hospital. She It a mem. ber of Pbl Chi Della sorority. Mr. Wein is a graduate of the Hlglo School In Haw!Mrne. Calif. and 11 a customer engl· ner supervisor with tbe HIDtop Typewriter Co. The wed- week with Mr. and Mrs. Harployed wllb the Bell Telephone ry Keiser. Miss Lena Grueser of Pom- Company and Mr. Provo at eroy was the SWJday dinner lhe Public Super Markel. Tbey guest of Mr. and Mrs. Harry are residing at &85 Fee Avenue, Melbourne, FlOJ"ida. Keiser. •GAY PURR·EE" Jolm Wayne ESTA M. BLACKWOOD SUZI TEAFORD VISIT GARDENS Mr. and Mrs. Norman RizMr. o.nd Mrs. Clifford Man- er of Racine Debra Goodnite ley of Middleport enjoyed a Carl Tyler ~nd Mrs. Ow<~ VJSit teo Sarasota Jungle Gar- Hawley of Columbus were redens while vacationing on Flo- cent guesls of Mr. and Mrs. All ,\Jrlmated Produc~oa fTecbnicolorl ai~Oid· Feeney-Bennett Post Am••rice1n I Legion, Middleport. 1£ Sick calls made. Nme mem- Mrs. Russ Watson MinerS~rs attended ~he district meet- ville. and nieces, Mar~ Mar- TONIGHT FAMILY NIGHT of Dr. a n d ing Buckeye Boys' Slate held at Ohio University in ens. They are sponsored by Mrs .. Altona Kar. Th~re were ceived many cards and gifts. DRIVE·IN BOD. Mrs. R. R. Pickens, are and prayer WJS by Mrs. Mich- Frick quietly celebrated their ael. I 64th wedding anniversary Sun. ThP business meeting wa~ pre- , day at their home, Rock sided over by the preSident, Springs Road. The couple re- M~~CH Remember Fathers Day Is Sunday, June 21 Jerry Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Max Davlll, and Ranldn Mr. and Mrs. John Frick mg at Ga!Upohs. The bake sale was a success, thanks to all who helped and donaled. T be ne<l meeting will be July 2nd. r 4 •j Sentinel, Porneroy-Mlddl~port, 0, June 17, 1D64 .16-Dally ----- --- - 14 "'' ..• Pennsylvanian Is Accepting Rectorship � 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 06. June 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. 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