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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 �' 1 COMMENTATING EDITORIALlY '\ ' I FEW days ago, a group of Young Americans departed New York for Europe, the vanguard of many more who will take part this ye ar in something call· ed "Experiment tn International Living" By the end of 1964, some 2,300 Am· erican college and high school students, teachers a~d others will have visited 40 countries around lhe world , and 2,700 counterparts from 85 countries will have come to America . At the same time. exchanges between countnes other than the United States will involve hundreds, more students. All told, 29.000 people on six continents are involved annually in the program The word ·•experiment" is somewhat of a misnomerr for the little-publicized Experiment in International Living has been sending young people abroad since 1932. when it was founded by Dr Don· aid B. Wa tt (now retired ) as a nonprofit organi2abon devoted to international, cross-cultural understanding. For the exchangees. though, it is trulv an experiment:·- an opportunity to live, for a few week:;.or months. In a typ· ical household in a foreign land as a member of a native family . An early "Fperimenter" was Sargent Shriver, director of the ll S. Peace Corps, who lived with a German family ' .. corps volunteers. With U. S. and International head· quarters in Putney, Vt., the Experiment is involved in a growing number of programs besides its own exchanges. It works closely with American and foreign universities, the Stale Depart· men! and numerous public and pnvate groups, both here and abroad, where its three decades of experience in internationa! people·to-people co-operation are invaluable. "The Experiment in International Livin,," says President Boyce, "was the first institution of its type to use the home as a classroom - as a laboratory - in fostering international understand· ing" The measure of its succe.. ts shown not only by its growth in America but by ,the facl that it has beeq.adopted by so many other nations. • Voice of Broadwav • reportm.g •r I I • DOROTHY KILGALCEN By DOR~THY .KILGALLEN been given the "Sour Apple" award, an LONDON : Stnce I ve been m Europe~ accolade t<ffiSed yearly in Hollywood at for four days, not keepmg up wtth the the actor considered the "Most Uncoopnewspapers at all . l don 't . know how erative." This startled me, yet 1 seem to thmgs are gmng at the Lotted Nations, recall reading something about It at the but I can testify that a_s of thts mmute time. I've always found him to be charmm London. ,.Qritish·UJi: relatiOns seem ing, polite and witty (what he's supposed to be better. \hiP eVoi"'w hjoStory . • The to "cooperate" with in California is bestm was snulllt~ on. England w~n I yond my ken) and certainly during the landed at London Airport, and the Lon· lunch a! the Pope Julius Restaurant in doners were sm1lmg on the .Americans. TrastevE're he demonstrated that he was Example One: At the airport,_ Ron the epitome of cordiality with members Pataky;·the Columbus, 0 . columntst, In· of the press, even though many of them v.'~ed me to nde m~o t~w~~. With hi~ - He were stra ng~r~ to him because they satd to tha•cab, driver. I haven t any came from cities he has no"'r visited. pound~..;vitn me. Will you take Amencan I sat next to him, so. ·I· had an oppor· money · . .. " . !unity of observing his attitude toward T,h• h~ckie, pmned . Hop m g_over· reporters - whether they were asking nor , he '-~.'d . Its the best monO) m him questions about "The Agony and .. the Ecstasy" or "My Fair Lady" or just the world. Example Two: When I reached the getting autographs for their kids back Savoy Hotel and my luggage was sent up, home - and he was unfailingly genial. I ~utckly pulled out a httle black dress He kept answering the same questions suitable fa!' an evem~g on the town and from different people who came up to rang for the valet. \H en he arrived , I the table. and it could not have been p,ave him the dress and asked : "Could I vastly entertaining to him after the first have this pressed as soon as poss1ble, half hour. but no one ever would have please?" A~other big._ smH~ . .:~vo_u ca_n guessed it from his pleasant manner. have anythtng you 11\i;h. Miss, said the It made me wonder who the people yalet, takmg t~e dress as tende~ly as ~f . were in my profession who vote these It were one of the Queen Ehzabeth s sophomoric ''awards" to actors. Next to robes. . my lather, I am the greatest defender Example Three: I rang for the waiter 1 know of the newspaper business . be· and ordered a club s.andw!ch to tide me cause 1 love it and most of the people in over unhl the mght s festm!J e ~ began . it, but if people who carry press cards By the hme he retyrned L}VBS Sitting at put the rap on· Rex Harrison I am going my typewnter bat!lhg .out"'a column '!~ to start defending actors, just as I would wheeled up the sandw1c~ and satd, I defend Walter Lippman If a bunch of must say. madam, !,t dtdn t take you long actors gave him a "Sour Apple" prize. It to get mto act1on . I explamed that I doesn't make too much sense elther way. 'j I ............. at the height of the N,;zi era and saw first-hand the effects of a totalita~lan ' government on its people. Years hrter, the Experiment played a key role in the launching of the Peace Corps when F. Gordon Boyce, president of the U. S. Experiment, was called in by Shriver as a consultant. To date, the Ex· periment has trained more than 400 CALL TO ARMS l<>rtlmo, it natmally ~ Dear Helen: lhej bavo Ill ljiOllli • fortuit• Mayl>e I'll!> ju1t Jet)oul, and 011 lbolr laeel. Why beirude a back-blt!Dg female, but, 011 them? the other · hand, maybe otberl Plutlc llll'ler)' a lltalul 11111> .,_ With me. So llere ·aoeo: bolT Mlbbe. But for llllD1 It' Does II Irk anyooe eiBo Ill a iNti morale boolter, too. see u.eao IINO-plus yeaMII d Whtb laco llltlnJ (or what lber liars appearing on televllloD Invent 11011111 repilco II) read> Dllde up to look (lind act) like • lbe flO dowD and flO • 30! We read o! their ages, we IIIOIIIh level, it Will problbiJ know they are grandmolherl becollll 11 001m•M1G 11 miU (and 11'8ndfalbera), and yel , . stoles. -H. art asked to lmag!De they're TOO YOUNG romanUc, delxllolr _typis. Dear Helen: Somehow when I look at an 1 ani 11 lind bave been IIIU' actress or actor and wonder rlad to a boy of 11 lor ei&bl whethar the pluUc aurctrY .,._ IIICIIllhl. We have lutd IliON lf'o lure llneo woulcl obow If lbe pmenll than I can keep tracll combed her balr 1 di,flerenl of. My husband II very jealoua. way, or he removed the ·mak• 1 ean'l even ssy hello Ill ooy. up, II IJlOijl the lhcryr .for me. one from the oppolllte · aez. I lind my11ll loolclDil ol lbe Whlll 101D00D0 walkl by tha dames' upper 11'1111 (when they bouoe, 1 can't ra!oe my head ra!Be them at the end of • to sea who it II, or he'll- lei aong, etc.) This away mad lind pinch me, lie doem'l their •1e like rings do on a want me to go out and he u....tnmk. Faca IIIU,. ean dcom'l like to take me to ·tum an old bon Into a IPI'IIII my relatlveo. If be doeo agree, chicken, but she'd better war be say•, "Only for 1~ mlnutea." aleevea to blda the flobblness "' doean't oven like 111 vta1t ol her upper arm. M01t don'L bill own ~latlveo. He' wlln'l This youth cull amon1 Amtr- like ""' lA> partleo because he ie1na bothart me, and It'• loa- doeon't want other ·mea to ' talk lered by tho enterlainmint and to mt or accldenllliy bluoll By 11fayne G. llrandoltdl. M.D. Q-1 am botloered with gouty advertlaln& world. against me. He won~ even lot Q-1 am ·aow 811 yean old Q - What It chondrodystro- arthritl•. Can you give me a 1 wonder bow long II will be my own brother put bb ann and I still take two 211-mlnute phy? list of fonds that will help to before gelling expensive pia• around me. . periods of calisthenics OV· A - Cllondrodyotropt.y or control this disease? tle IUfiO!'Y becomeo another He hu . a very bad temper ery day. Back in 1910, I started achondroplaEia means that the A-For yoo It io not 10 mucb status aymbol, like mink otoles he yelil at me and collo . ~ brushing myself aU over every bones of the arms and legs are a matter of eating certain fooda were before secretarlea atart- bad words. The last time" he day with a still brush. Is this / very short but the rest of the as of voi~ such foodl u ed getting them on Ume pay· slapped me 11 wu very hard. harmful ' skele!A>n io of normal propor· meats, e~pecially glandular manti' And why, oil why, must Once he almoel choked JIIO A 1 th t th stiff Uons. The victim Is a type of cuts tkidn•y, liver, sweetbreads) age. or rather showing It, seem With a acari One lime he b sh ""uhme .,: • f dwarf aa oppooed to tho mid· meal extracbl (buulllon cuoos); ohamelul? -ARM WATCHER threatened ~ ohoot me with 8 ru . you ave en. usmbg ~r get who it abnormally small, fish, including sbellliah, (cav· Dear A .22 just becaUIO I didn't wont 54 years Is nQI a Wire rus · but perfectly formed . Since ier and shad roe are permitted) · .. I don't believe It could be . to watch TV with him. h ld chondrod)·strophy 11 usually an fowl and lentils. There II dan· Ago (or ohowln1 II) meanJ 1 bavo packed 1o leave hllll 11 ~ery f arndm u or yo~ .wou 't inherlted characteristic, there ger - but to a lesaer degree- fewer jobs for stars who can't three or four time• but he ave 00 rea;;:n °1' g~ve j 1 can bP. no corrective treatment. in asparagus, cauiifiower, kid· do the acting job required of always crtea and ~YI ·he wW up years agcta. t •.dcatoistfletnn co A child with this type of dwarf· ney beans, navy beanl. lima character parbl - and I qree chi••• He haon'l ch••""" yet areanunporn& essl ~m IS · norma I men tall y, bl'"be · you: they 'd better eover wash, .... Iron, clean house, ....,_' and the brushin cao stimulate u ~ ans, aou shrooms, spInach, rye w1~ molt 1 gf th k' " It likely to ouffer a lot of teasbread, graham crackers, whole thell' upper arms You'll notice for him --• 1 am ~··· •• . h 1 1 tecircuatono eoinu · 1 th hi 1 h bead bedded h · ,ooN •-•oais not overdone. Since rubteoromH oil~g t oss Peeday- wndoat n' k' r w eat the. really creal performen act have hit baby. What more 9D bt 'th Tu klsh to 1 ill ma . . e w , moreover. n a ~·odt a es. thoU' ages. Others must make I do? -REAL TROUBLES ng WI . a r we w realistic guidance In planrung These 1toms shoulci be du with what they have - and · accomphst tho same _purpose lor his IUIU!'e u an adult. taken sparingly. All other try 111 keep it 11 Ioiii q poasi· Dear R.T.: and Is less likely to InJure the fonds can be tsken as desired. ble. When their faces are lbolr You can tell your doctor Juot skin, you might want to con. what you have IA>Id me. Pl!l' slder switchmg. f hapl he can taUt: oome aense IniAl thii JDUCb.too-youna bu• ~Aiboamlathousewlle, :z: years bind - 01 at le~ &\ll4i 'lOU 0 . u wo year. ago my lo an Oxperl w'bo wlif 'ley" toenails started to oecome thick Meanwhile, I'd ouggest . and, hard. What could cause • don't wall around for the i ._..--.. _______ • ld th~:.The N ?e Mar ket Report . . . u.,. ~5~:!~!~~~i:!2m'~~=~~~=::::~:r~~~i!a~~~ 1~.50. other 17.S0.18.50, choice 11()().900 II noAlthough there to _.,__ most good cowslb 11• thought at liltaJ1!>8renUY moment of 14, bulls 1&-17, vealers steady, attemptilli to brllli the two LITTLE IODINE 6ETS PAPA's GOATEE So THEY ear HER A NEW TEACHER choice 23-25, good 20.23, stand· premiers tocetber In peace- stay orlginruly was ..umated optimistically at three montba and now Is to be extended another three. There Is gain for neither Greece nor Turkey In a war Cypru!, yet both are driven by a prirk of natlonallsm. Greece either ha• been unwllllng or un· able to curb the ambltlDIII of Makarlos. who moves to import his weapons from tbe Soviet Union. The 1\trks are pled&ed to the protection of the Turk Jab Cypriot m\norJty. . __._ AdY for TbUIUIIY Pm1 f..l8 Mormn·gSta.....a Notes oc·Iety , s. . Dr. ·I~ Mn. Boler Grueser and family , of· Lopn •lolled r• cently 'Wlth his ··.· parents Mr. and Mri, Clarence Gru.uer md attended the Alumni. Mr. lind Mrs. Richard Shuler of •Bluffton visited recently Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shular lind EDen. · · weeu L..,.,...,...,...,...,...,.....,...,...,...,.......,...,....,.,......,.....,,........,.....,.-....,..............................;.,==' famt/y L1fe :xlor11:::..~"::'U.:~ Marrtoge are Sf dy T ,. CecU Eiaelsteln « PomerOy called at tho home of Dana mltlht make tho . . headllnls. Moore recently. You'D be aafer wllh ·telat!Vet Mrs. SUe Follrod and KJm. until your husband gell hiiDo her! Jo « Pome vitlled aelf llrai htened out.-H. ~ t th Doroy c· I1 I h&me Y a e li'C eari -and Belly Van Meter ' of Dorcas and B nda Joboeon : , of Ra · olledre 1 ih<l De lklnk:rmebo:'.o Tu~ay eve': DIVOTIID TO INTIItm 01' In MilOt MASON AJ14 . and Mro William Gain• ....,,. 1 • - . •••,.... of • · c"-hr T•nattllll., .lflt.r Keno and Mn. Etmal Sch- hiiiiiiiH ..,., ................ reckengoel of Parkersbur1, w. .,, ., "" o•1o v .. .., ,..,..,... Va called at the Dean Brinker c.,..,.. 111 M.ctt•n.. It . PoMerey, bo~e on Saturday evenin~r ••••· ••.,,.. vmce ~......, wv • ........ _ IIIJ', ldH•rl•l ,...... WY MilL · •· Carl Circle who II employ. ....... .. ~- ...,.,. ed. in Columbua. spent 1 week .......,. •• llff"'• .t ,_.FeY,. end at the home of Homer ..... · Cir 1 .. NltJeNI ellllnrtllt.. ,........,,~ c e. lhttiQIII tM... 141 ..__ 1111 ctty, Jlnl v..... with her parents ln Vleksbura, lublcrlpiiM ratest DtllftioM w Miss. arr..,. ....... nlll1~1t. It llflil ;., M nd M J hn ..., ..... _.. ...~u .... ~., Ia Hvan• ..... . r. 8visitedra.Sunday 0 IUI'C' . , .... Dllty lltflrltl oHIO. .,...., ... family evening __ 11..., ,. _ _, . OLflr with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Toney ., Mot. ..utt.....,. •rrllr " ' and family at Ravenswood, W. net •••11•_... ..., sua. ., ' V . Melt• ..,. ,.,,, 111.., ... ,....,..., 8• "''~ '"'" .,..,.. oo.oo. • .· Mrs.a Elva CGitr1ll wu weekend gueolof olLogan Mr. and Mn. Joe .'nloren. Mr. and llln. chester Reed WHO STRESSES PERFECTIQN .. ··HOW ard 17·20. ...ktng talks. tho United Statea of Rocky Mount, Va. and Mra. DOES JWJA FEEL ABOUT iT NOW? Hogs 1900. is steppillfl Into the dispute u Jean Mayle and Sherry of BnBulk re<...,ipt.o mixed grades a friendly broker ljetween ·t,..., erly were the week.nd cueots 191J.260 lb barrows and gilts, nation• with which it has rela· of Mr. and Mro. Jcim .IIle and SOWS five per cent, barrows and t i'lnS stronger than merely ecG- family, gilts active, steady to 10 cent.o[ nomic. Mr. a9d Mrs. Paul Hamm nf highero cows steady to .weak. . The move Is reflecUvo of a Lancaster called on Mr. and Around 200 head U. S. 1·2 :aoo. growing belief t!Iat if lilt clvU Mrs. Delmar Hamm recenUy, 220 lb barrowi and gii!J 17. war on OJpnU 11 to be seiUed, Vacation Bible School Ia In bulk mixed 1-3 191J.230 lb 16 .~ the settlemeqt '!ill .tiave to be lbl ~nd week at the MCII'IIInl 16.85, 2·! 230.250 lb 16.11).16.60, Imposed froni'· the oublide. Star Churt!h. 'i'be clolllng pro. ll2li0-Z70 lb. 15.00.11.10, few sales Since December Greek and cram Will ·be Sunday evening · 285-290 lb 15.25, small lots 1-11 Turkish Cypriots have been June 14 at 7:30 p.m. · 171).180 lb 1&-16.25, 160 lb 1~.110. shooting at each otiiOI', with no Mr. and Mr•. Clydo Wright 1-11 275-350 lb sows 13.25·13.75, change In prevtllUS poottlono. nf Columbul were tho weekentl few 250 lb 14, 350-400 lb 1%.75- 1 Greek Cypriot Presldolil ~rch cuesta of Mr. and Mrs, Leo 13.25 2·3 40().600 lb. II 75-12.75 bishop Makariils remains ada· Johnion. boars steady at 10.75-11, few mant In his determinallon to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence G..,.. ,.--~ sales under 20 Olb 11.50-12. establish a irovernment which oer visited SUnday afternoon Sheep 100. Scattered sales but the 'filrks llY ,.PIIId ellminate with Mrs. Eva ~. Mr: and , trade not fully tested, lew lots ' their minority rlghll, end the Mrs.' ·Dellnar · Hamm visited chotce and prlme 90 · 108 tb Turks equally dewromomg om wlth her· Stmday eveniJli. · · sla~ghter spring lambs 24-25,. their de~ for parUUon. Inc. ' cboiCo 110-82 lb 23 • 23.50. lew Exte01lolo E-1 d Mrs. Pete 'nloren and ' l'llllhead cull and utility ohorn ewes Between thesa· warrl»a lore.. dten Timmy and Julia returned 4-5. stsnds a 7,(101).man United Na· bome Monday by Jet tJ!Ie' tambs 16. 1 peace--teop!Dc forte llboee , ~dina 111e 1u1 •• u.n. 00 y..; •Ilia• RIZER OIL COMPANY u·lghSch I sunday League ews ommen ary Greece, Turkey Still Weak EAR 1 C C 1 I De .. , B'"ll" • A"d . . "•' anne " t . spl e I IOns In I ' sOCiety . Notes New Rector of Grace Church is Dim1er Guest Menchini, Simpson Team in 11-1 Victory over Eastern .! ' 1 FORNI:VER 6cTTIN(l ONE. PIANO PI~CE DOWN ·PAT.. ·• ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT w. t..naill are much more Ukel) to. become thiCkened than the 1Inghernads. In By PHIL NEWSOM 1 1 wme persons tS " an •· UP! Foreign News A.tl&lyst herited trait. In others, wear· Since !he end of World War mg sh'*s that are too sbort II, Greece and TUrkey have remay be the cause, especially If ceived U. S. aid totaling around the nails is thus Impeded the $7 biilicn, in roughly equal med. Wner outward growth of amounts. the .nails is thuus Impeded the In each case, approximately nail• tend to become thick two-thirds of of the amount and to curve downward. went Into a milltsry build· up, - 1with the rerrudnder going Into economic development pJam:. had been on a very fast. busy tour and • • • Despite thiS aid, and further had to snatch every opportunity to do Chic pronunciation note': Rex, in disatd from the NATO and Europmy wrtl.ing. even if it meant. workin~and cussing the strength of Michaelang~lo, CINCINNATI fUPil - Live- ean Common Market natiana, neither country is yet prenared eating at the same time . uExtraordina- who lived to within a fortnight of his stock : . · ry." the waiter beamed "y?u American 90th birthday. noted that even todav vou Cal.tle 400. calves 100. to stan~ on 1t1 own two feet ladies are marvelous." MY compliments see very old Italian men doing st"renuBulk receipts good to average econorrucaUy. to the British Ministry of Tourism. or ous labor, and they seem to be in fine choice slaughter steers and This fact alone points up the whatever.they call it Somebody up there shape. "Of course." he said, "they have heifers, scattered lots cows and disastroUfj consequences of any io doing a splendid job. this climate . All the vitamins they get but- ~ s orrere d, stau ght er teer war between the two over the • • • Irom the sun." The way he says it, "vit- '[ and heifer moderately active, Cyprus issue, aside from the that the two wou1d Aftrr we had lunch with Rex Harri- amins'' rhymes with .. hit-uh-Jdns." steady to strong, cows steady rurtber fact . ~ th . b II k F h d u '- wea · . ew ea average bo! sboul!ng at e&oo• o er WI~ son In Rome the 'o ther day, someoone Sounds very elegant, too. Don't try it to h1gh chmce 950-1000 lb. weapons suppbed by tht. Umtmentioned that not long ago Rex had unless you're sure of your audience. slaughter steers 21.50, .several ed States for quite another purGIVE DINNER IGeermany Present were Mr.lbury· Mr. and Mn. Jay Stew- lots mostly average chOice 90().. pose. , · · · · ' · · 1000 lb 21 mi ed high good to 1 1 tie-"' to MASON - Mrs. Sylv•a Stew. and Mrs . B1d Stewart and chll- art, Cheryl, Tamm1e and Jay , . • x t w.as n an a ease ut enteJ11ined withh a family dren , Tonia Lea, Bub, and Kel- I.Jr ., of Mason ; Mrs. Sa I) y, low choiCE! 900-1100 lb .»20.50 thE' present dangerous situation dinner Sunday at -her home hon- lee Jo ol Clifton; Mr. and St~wart. Rayetta and Anna lot low to aver.age cho1ce 1224 that President Johnson inVited orlng her son. Sgt. :'-lorman · Mrs. Skip Stewart,, Timmy and Jean of Mason. Doris ilb 20.50, most good 900 " 1200 Jb premlm Ismet lnonu of 1\lr· (Red) Stewart who has just r•-1 Nall9' <>f MaS<Jn; Mr. and of CUlton and Paul Smith of ll8.50.19.50, sumdard to low good key and GeoJ'Ie Papandreou of turned from Army quty in I Mrs. Howard Stewart of Brad- Pomeroy. 17-18. some utility 15.50, two Greece to m.et oeparately with lots averill• with lew high him In Washington this month. choice around 875 lb heifers More Than &anomie lllterelt ~ SUPER CUSHION Today's .Medical Report ore1gn a CUSTOM . t f Line Scores 1 Ill•• m! !IDiand, Plelo (7), Wbltli, (7) ,New York 111!1 ,efl tllf- t I 1 11!111 1..1nimerrnoa, McCabe C7). Pitts. , • eot etc- 1 • 1.llllooJ (W) NJd Romano. Los- StallOrd (U) - llolldi!IP, 1120 000 OtO - S 7 I ,er-Rolllnd (2-i). IIRs - Alvis, Friend (H) and . ~ Mojor .__,.. a.n1ll Belinlly, R. Lee (I) Dullva 'Ramos. lfR.-SiaJ'Ioll. .:!': _..:: By Ulliled Prell btenoallona! (8) lind ftodCen. Narnm, ~ NaLeoii"' Amerlcu Leope Duckworth (I) and Pbils. OJ) 11211 1100- 5 I I St. Louis 41110 )00' 010 -2 I 0 ( 12 Innings ) Winner ·D·•-._ (4- ,....,••_ Ill 021 13x- t ~ 0 Houston Ito lltJO tJ0t.- 1 I I Boston --.-....-, ""'~v Cuellat By Mll.'1'9N RICHMAN Ycrlt Melli, S-2. lind the St. , . Loser - Narum (&-~). HR Bunning, Green (5) Baldechun WasHburn, Craig (1), 001 IOI 41110 OOI _ 4 a UPI 8pori aWriter Louis Cardinals shaded tile New York II ), KllppsiA!in (I) and Dairym- (9), Taylot, (f) al)d MoCarv~. And to think the Los Angeles Houstoo Coils, 2-1. pie. Buhl, McDaniel (I) and JoiinSO!l,'• 1"oodeshi'~ (I) rhl 000 OIO 011 00 _ 3 a Dodgen qulbbled with Sandy :rn the American League. the 00 010 011 1100- 3 8 fist game) Berte!!. Winner - Buhi (8-3). Grote. W!Jmei'- Whshbum (~·l· Koufu over his contract. Baltimore, Orioleo took over Wilson, Radatz (7), 110 41110 lltJO -2 10 0 Loser - Baldschun (3-3). 11Rs Loser- Jobll;o:on (!i-8), 11ft :-; '11ley even auggested thai he ! first plsce with a 6-1 triumph c121 and Tillman. 41110 000 021- 3 S I - Wine, Santo. William• z. Boy~r. • start thlnj<lng about going Into ever the Chicago White Sox, RenHf (81, Terry (10) and PlliCIIal (9-11) and)lattey. Me· some other line of buslnees the Bolilon Red Sox beat the ard. Winner- Radatz (S.a) . Dowell, McMoiH)Ir"'(9) and Ro- Clncl. 000 010 OlD- 2 1 0 Milw. 000 000 000 - e. ~ 0 when he didn't J'Ullii to terms New York. Yankees, 4-3, m 12 er-Terry (2-!i). HR. s-WI!JO>n,[ .m~ano. Winner - McMahon (3- San Fran. 100 000 002- 3 8ll,.os Ahg. 001 ~ OJ:- 5 l(l! last pr1ng but Koufa• thought Innings the Cleveland Indians Conigliaro, Mantle. . HR-Alvio. Nuxhall (11-4) and Edwards. Lemaster, Bl~Sirgame W• over and decided to sUck swept 8 pair from the Mione(2nd game 1 Bolin, Perry (9) and Crandall. Smith (8) an~ 'rorre. KO!lfia around. oota Twins, 3-2, and 5-0. the De- (tO innings ) Minn. 000 008 1100- 0 7 1 Winner - Perry (4-2) . HRs- 1(9-4) and Carrulll. Loser - ~ 111at decision could turn out troit Tigers defeated the Kan- , K. c. , =M~cCo~v~e~y·:...,...~m~as~te~r~(7~.o\~).:O.~H~R:;G~ru~·~fl~th~.~'I 00 002 000 o-2 4 0 \:~~......;ooo:~1~20~11~:o-;_~:..;a:.;:,o~M~a~y~s,~N:ux~h~a~ll~ be the luckiest thing · that sas City A's. 3-2, in 10 innings, Detroit 010 000 010 1- S 7 i ever happened to the Dodgers. and tbe Los Angeles Angels Pena, Wyatt (8) and Bryan. Koufu:, as tbe ballplayers down~ the Washington Senat- Wickersham, Fo:.: (9) and Freesay, is just too much. ors, 5-3. : han. Winner -Fox (1·) . Loser He has not given up a run of Plnchhitler WUUe McCovey's [_wyatt (4-4). HRs-McAuiiUfe, , any kind in two weeks now and two-run homer m the runth .mn- Mathews. he pllched his third shutout in lng off Joe Nuxhall decided his last four starts Wedesday matters between the Giants and Chicago 000 010 000 _ l e 1 .' night when he blanked tte Mi1· Reds. Willie Mays provided the Baltimore 220 011 OOx:- & 10 waukee Brave, 5-0, for his Giants with their first run when Buzhardt, Mossi /3), .:~~; II fifth straight victory. he belted his 19tll homer in the mann (7) and Martin. B1 Struck Out Eight opening frame and Nuxhall ('i- 2) and Lau. Loser Sandy · held the Braves to homered in the fifth to tie ~e hardt (5-4) . HRs Brandl,. three singles and struck out score. Gaylord Perry scored hts Stephens Bowens I eig1lt to regain the NationaJ fought victory after reliev ing ' ' ~ I 1 League strikeout leadership Bob Bolin in the ninth. Los Angeles 100 012 001- 5 with a total of 100. Wllllamo R•lseo Average THE ANCIENT MARINERT-No, It's just Casey Stengel of His season record stands Billy William of the Cubs the New York. 'Meta getting ready for~ Maine-style.lobster- at 9-4 compared to the 10-3 rec· beat the Phillies almost slng l~ bake thrown by Meta' pitcher Carl Willey, wbo hails from ord he boasted exactly one year h~ndedly by driving in five runs tlowneut country. ago when he went on to win 25 with his 16th and 17th homers games and win virtually every plus a triple to raise his bat· Approved As Original Eq1uip~~t, 1~ pitching honor bestowed in ting average to .382. Ron Santo Every Make of American Caflt Fir1ell baseball. also homered for the Cubs The lawn of Grace Epi.scopai[l The Dodgers supplied him while Bobby Win!! connected for church was the scene Combination of Comfort. Ride.. with a run in the third inning the Phils. Bob Buhl .8-3 ) was luck dinner Sunday Extra Long Mileage . Wednesday nlghl, then d r o v e the winner and Jack Baldsch un honoring the Rev . and Mrs. Loser Denny Lemaster to cover {3-3) the loser. Richard Martin and son AndWORLD'S FAVORITE : with a four·run rally in the Bob Frit'lld beat the Mets for rew of Norristown Pa . ' ! Mickey Menchini and Bruce came on a double by Dick Wer~ fourth that was touched off by ·the 11th straight time without Rev. Mr. Marti~ was the Simpson shared mound duties ry, a walk, an error, and a rookie Derrell Griffidl's first ever losing t? ltlem ~s sc~ t- preacher on Sunday morning for Pomeroy ln a 11-1 win over single by George Harris. In · 1 h 1 ed ·ght hits for his fifth major eague omer. , er e1 . . v1c . · and later accepted a call to be Eastern In Tri-County High fifth, Finlaw and Baer rap11ed [ The loss . was Lemasters tory of the season. Wlllte Star- the rector of Grace Church. 4. "' Schoo) League play at Pome: back - to. - back triples fourth in 11 decisions wt.ile the gell's two-run ho~er .off loser social hour was enjoyed folroy Wedneaday evening. Smith followed with a victory boosted the Dodgers Tracy Stallard highlighted a lowing the supper at tables on The two Pomeroy pitchers knock. The only hit in the Into a fifth-place tie wtth the th.ree-run hrst-mmng rally by lthe lawn. Mrs. James Titus and limited Eastern to only one for Pome!OY ~as a single and Cubs. PJttsb~rgh. [Mrs. J .E.D. Hartinger were hit, 8 alngle by Charles Ei- Moore, his third of the game. Other NL Aedoa cardinal Manager ~ohnny chairmen for the dinner. Out· chinger 1r the top half of the Menchini and Simpsoo fanned Elsewhere in t!he National Keane employed thr_ee Pl~ch~rs of-town guests were Rev. Char~ third with one away. off Men- 17 Eastern batters while League, the San Francisco Gi· to choke off a mnth mnmg Jes Pitzer B. Somerville and chlnl. ing four and hitting one. ants climbed within seven per- threat by the Colts. Ray ~ash- Howard P~ice of Pt. Pleasant '· pitched .for Eastern until centage points of first pi ace burn posted his third VIctory w Va and Mr and Mrs CharThe only nm for Eastern was lieved by Wolf in the witlh a 3--2 victory over the Cin- and scored the winning run on le~ L~chary a~d chidre~ RoMORt! PI!OPLl RIOI: Oft -oODVEAR TIRES THAN ON ANV OTHER KIND I scored in the second when Wolf Eastern pitchers whiffed cinnati Reds while the Cubs Lou Brock's single after doub- bert and Margaret ' knocked off the first-place Phil- ping off loser Ken Johnson 15-6) ' Eagle catcher, drew a walk en while hitting one and and pitcher Charles Knight was ling . four. adelphia Phillies. 9-5. The Pitts· In the eighth. Ken Boyer hit hls CUBS INK TWO ~fe on an error. After rlgjlt- Pomeroy now leads the lea- · burgh Pirates nipped the New 11th homer for 111e Cards: CHICAGO (UPl) -The Oliftekler Roush h.ad walked, Wolf gue with 2-0 slate. lt was cago Cubs signed two players scored when Miller bounced out the f E ter t0 second season opener or as n. from Wartburg College Wedn... Home Owned & Operated • . Eastern 010 000 D-1 1 5 day and assigned them to · You'll Like Our Service Pomeroy started lts scormg Pomeroy 313 220 x-11 14 3 Caldwell, Idaho, farm team. Ill the ~I frame with three Knight (LP), WoU (7), and MEIGS IDGH SCHOOL High School . field. PorUand They were pitcher Dave Lang- IJ Phone WY 2-210 I runo on il~ies by Ed Baer, Wolf, Warren (7). Menchinl tW· LEAGUE wiD be plsylnl k• homo gameo rock of Anscar, Iowa, and Rex Cummings and Dick Wer· P) . Simpson (4) and Werry. JUNE U .at the Poriland Grade School fielder Ray Bye from Janos-1 f), al)d a double by Bdl Moore. ' ' Porll:md at Syracuse ·~' field while Pomorot and Mid- ville, Iowa. __ The ~Pomeroy team scored m Middleport at Pomeroy dlepurt play at their respec-- · each Inning thereafter except • 1 JUNE 28 the sixth. Pomtroy at Portland Uvo high scbool lieldo. Game • Pomeroy upped ibl teed to Syracuoe at Middleport I time It z p. m. 1-1 In the third when Bob Smith U OpiCS JULY 5 and Bill Moore hit back to Marriage and family life Syracuse at PomeroY LIONS SIGN LIMERICK back otnstes, Georgee Harris were the topics pre,;enled when Middleport at Porllancl i DETROIT tUPI) - Dick IJm-i walked. Mickey Menchini \the Homebuilders Class of the JULy u erick, an end from Iowa State. banged a double, and with Middleport Chun:b of Christ SyraeGJO at PorUand l Wednesday signed a contract ' two away, Steve Finlaw sing· met · Tuesday evening at the Pomeroy at Mlddiepori I with the Detroit Lions of the led. church. Mr. Wendell Gerlach JULY 19 1 I National Football Leacue lor . I The fourth Inning runa IQr gave the opening prayer. Portland at Pomeroy thf" 1964 season. i Homer Smith's Panther Dine Thomas Bo»en, president pre. Middleport at Syracuse Blanks Milwaukee, 5-0 Helen Help Us! The Proven 'Experiment' A '' 2·Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., June 18, 19Y The Daily Sentinel ' • I THE DAILY SENTINB t, sided at the meeting, Devotions JULY 1.8 Limerick, from Thurston. Were siven by MI.'S. Chester P•eeroy at Syracuae Neb., earned three varsity footErwin who read ocripture JN1S' Portlaad at Middleport hall letters at Iowa State. He sages on marriage and gave 1 will report to the Lions' rookie reading "The Best Wedding Note - AU Syracuse camea camp at Cranbrook, Mich., latGift." Mrs. Roger Phillips alSC¥ will be played on &be Raclne er this summer. gave a reading entitJed, "True =.::.:.....::.:.::::...:...:.::.._:._..:__...:..:__________ Tyo,"Stobart, In 3-3 Tie Lefty Lann Tyo of Cheshire and rlghtha.J'er Gary Stobart of Mlddle\iort battled to a 3-3 otandoff Wednesday evening in the Trl-County High School League play. The game will be played over SUnday at 5 p.m. also on tho Chesblre Grade School diamond, as was the 1ante la~l evening. Middleport 101 a run In the first .and lwG .In the fHih. Ch.. oh1re 101 three In the borne half of the fifth on lour walks lind a double by '!'yo. Darknell halted it. Darkness olteed lt. the,.. •••••a. .... .............. "*'"' • I Love." and Mro. Dolores Long read "Spiritual Growth." Jtefresbments were served durmg the evening to 11 mom· bers and 1 guest, Rita Phillips, by the hostesoes, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Erwin, Dolores Long, and Mrs. Roger Phi!llps. "'IDD TO COMPETE MONTREAL (UPI) . -Bruce Kidd, one of Canada's main hopes In the 11164 Olympico, will try to regain hia top form in nest week's St. Jean Baptiste track and field meet. He will compete against an tr.ternalionat field in the 5,0011 meter run. - ''lkDow they need npw clothes. we,·can't . 'it!'' makes all types of qualitY trucks ~· "Cit' •• f6at'llf11 , . _ . . . . . . . .,...- ........ . .... • ,.. 111111111' '• .... . ~),--.;.._f~.~- - . . .J .... '~~· ~- • ' J • 1 ' · When a beer j would taste good,+ ask the man to draw you a }fudtpohl t:htck the 1-N-T tr1cll deal• now: at youl' Dherrolet· ·r· POMEROY~, . MOTOR ·': ·•'• ,; .. ' .~ I ·\ ... -~ ." .-...;- • • t• �I lrthur Smith 33 Attend Meet,.trg of D of A Group • at .Age DIes , Logan 73 10 The Charter was draped In memory o1 Maybell Cleland, when Chester. Council Daughters or Amefi<B met Tueoday evPnlng with 33 membe" pre· oenl. . Dorothy Ritchie. councilor, preSided and opened the meet· ing In riluallsllc form. VIolet Hlll was reported ill._ In St. J?'eph Hospital . Par~ersburg, 1II . Va. and Addle Hawk home "II you wont your monoy. take Ifrom hospital and Improving. it out of my pocket. I can't One member. Maybell Cleland I I '' '' l LOGAN. w. VA. _ Arthur Smith, 73, of Loaan, W.Va., a former Meip County reeiderit, died suddenly Wedne5day morn· lng of an apparent heart tttack. Mr. Smith Ia s~rvlved by hlo wilt, Alice Neaoe SJ111th: u children, 58 IJ'andchildren end nine areal l!l'andchlldron. Mro. w. w. Chuln of Buttomut-Av and Mrs. Ira Wellman of Mid· :====-=-====I .stop chinning now!" Atte~lnc In adciiUon to tbe obovt wert Beulah Wl111A1, Mro Charlea White. Mn. Charlos Searle•. Mn, Betty SJ111th, Mrs. Chlrlel Bennett. Mrs. Jolin Klufl, Mro. Geor&e ,_. lind and Mro Pearl Hollman. · dleport R. D. 1, are daughters ·lost by death . Langsville Society· Notes lUter, Lema KlllltiCiy, recently. turaed Marleno Holtman rt 1 homo roct~~IIT Iller IJitlld"' tho oebool yllr at callqt. Ml• BetlyllfGITII ol Columbuo opotlt a w..tencl at home. Mr. lnd Mn. WI!Uim Jalmaon and chlldren opellt • week end with her broil!eer, Rultlo Pierce. and lamlly o! klem Centor and htr Pll'fllll, Mr. and Mra. Cel'OI ~. Hospital News p , s ichtc upper He/d 8erore Circle Meeting j I DRY Wedneslav mor"lng. Firemen are merribers of the Racine Volunteer Company. Hill Ethel M. Stewart, 716 ft~irst stallatlon of officers was an- of th~ home of Mrs. Isabel Hensler are , spendlnK somfl ~ Ave., GaII'1po1l!J · : Mrs. Cl yde nounce d f or t'· · · Wln<brenner preceded tl me VtSI · ·t·mg the' is a "large •·producer of cabbages and tomatoes. ~~ next meeting, - tr gran dpar----·----- Davis, Rt. 2, Cheshire: Paul July 7. The books will be audit· June meeting of the enta, Mr. and Mr1 .Guy Swad~ er. . H~ndreck, Buffalo, W. Va.~ ed at the home of Navada Circle of the First ley. Redleg pitchine walked six, James R. Wht>eler. Mt. Alto, Beaver on June 29. Church Tuesday evening. ---~---!ON lliQUIST) fanned 12 : Ault fanned 12, W. Va.; Mrs. Murrill G. West, At the close of the meeting, Members were seated FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT walked 10. 'llle Braves now ar~ . Ravenswood; Mrs. Me J. quarterly birthdays were ob~ small tables with USE KERATOLYTIC ACTION 2-5. the Redlegs 7·1. : vin E. Mahorn . Ravenswood: served with a potluck dinner. or roses and blue place mat• • Senators 000 001-1 3 0 Mrs. L. Roger Hudson. Point TtJe group sang Ha-ppy Birth.- decorating the tables: ~~£.~id<~.O~'ffii~~:~!:.l[~u~:a The Red Sox , w1th big Dannv 1 Moskr~· fanned 1, walked 1; IRtd Sox 000 20x- 2 2 4 Pleasant; WUliom H. Mathews, day to Eva Bailey who il!l 8% The hostess served Jce cream Lewis flrmg three-hit ball. up- T.ew1 s fanned 16. walked four. T. DeMoskey and Gilkey. Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Wil- years old today, Goldie Fred· and cookies fo1lowlng the WY 2-5428 the Senators Wednesda\' t"V· RF.DLEG GAME ~ D. and Dodson. liam H. McGhee, Ravenswood; erick, Letha Wood, Leda Mae ner. Mrs. Richard Owen gave~;~~~~£::.:::::.:~ ening. picking 1lJI their ffr st The .IJ,edlegs. who could do pire · Charles searles. topic, 1Jeffrey D. Workman, Pt. Plea- Kraeuter. Ethel Orr Afia Van devotions -using the win of th~ season .against fi\'r ,nothing right Monday night in Redlegs 330 212-17 14 Oisant: Joseph C. Wolfe, Middle- Meter, Tina Mark~. Bernice "Need for C.od," with Mrs. Jos<:. Ps. · ·tosing their first game to lhe Braves noo 030- 3 l J lport ; Clifford Hall, RL 2, Ra- Ridenour and Erma Clelami Donald Boone glvtne the Jt was likt" a,,high-powti"rt"d iY...ankPf's. rould do nothing ,: Tannehi!le. (WP), Childs (5) cine ; Mrs. Robert J. Arnold, who were also presented smaller. toni c to the spi 1·its of the oft - ' wrong Wednesday. 1and BogQii. Ault and Case. Um· ' Pomeroy; Mrs. Jame~ R. Bur- gifts. The honored guesti were The circle selected ih trodden on Red Soli. The Sen• T!IPy rallied 14 safeties off ipire : Art Stobarl nem, Middleport; Mrs. Burton seated at a table with whitt eign and home mlssionarie11 in~ 1 NOTHIN. ators nnw are 5-3, slipping l(l the Brave s' strong righthand·l . H. Carson, Rl. l, Middleport; C'over and centered with an ar- eluding Miss Dorothy Johnson, two games ba<"k of the lead~ng ) er . Denn~i AuiL_, good_ for 17 , MIFFE OOVF..R PICTURES Danita A. Manle}·, Middleport; r~ngement of white lilies. A Waverly, wl\o is on for · QUill Redlegs y,.·ho also last evemng 1runs when combmed wllh three I Mrs. Edward Bishop, Rl. 1, birthday cake iced in white the present, as the upend@d the Braves 17-3 . !errors and 10 wa\~s . WASHING~N !UPJ)S Prest- , Ironton. w_ith the inscription "Happy missionary._ Miss Mildred Ben--LIKI The Rrd Sox went ahead 2.n Ste-ve Dunfef' :-ilr.gled m t~e 1dent Johnson s daughter Lynda : Birthday" in red was also on son, who Is worldn&: at Cape ill the rourth on Slo:!~'e OiiN's: third. and Ault homert'd m Bird has c<~lled home several I Also , Mr.s. Gee~rge Lock· the table. Haitian. Haiti, is th~ir lead-off triple . a walk, and lthc fifth wit h lwo on for the ' limes sinre she had been ln l wood, Irontoo; TJmoli 1Y L. missionary. Onve Dodson's two-nPI'J"' Sin~e iBraves' hits . Hawaii and told her family she Fowler , Pt. ~leasant; Mrs. · BROKEN HEARTS Mrs. Boone, who hal been Jt wns .a.Jl th~ hi~& off' t.he Redle_g hillers .were J o h n was having I ~~~ time but John T. ~arntt, Th~ckery, 0.; DARLING. Pa. 1UPJ) -The cho~n aa the new alate choir· aton · T.P fl\' - T1mm'' DeMo~- Tannehill. thrre sm_ gle:;: Dale w1shffi for more pnvacy. _ Mrs. F_lo}d L. DavJs, Rt. 3, post oOffice economy drive has man an 10pecial missionary in· • 1111 CUt· kp~· Clonch . and Joe _Hmd_r. each [ Lynda . 20. has been losmg _a Ironton, Mr_s . Vera T. Hayes, , reached the affairs of the heart. terest, told of- the method 6r Glt•ini~l Wbll• •fltJ Color• tool The Senators got one back in la doubiP and _smgle : Ro_n lbatlle .. with photograph:rs IR Ironton; Willard E. Sp~ouse, l The heart-shaped postmork selecting workers In the ml~-o l~ie top. ot the six.th 0~ Jerry 1Clonch , ~wo s~ngles, Oenm'l Hawa11. One rep?rt said that Jackson; Mrs. Augus~a Etsnau- 1-of this community will be miss-- aionary fields and the need for . NOW AT s~obnrt !'! ~oil) homer w1th two !Bo~gs. J1m WiJdermuth , Ga_:v ! she became so m1ffed over the gle, Rl. 2, Wellston, M_rs. C. l ing from mail on St. Valen· s11eh personnel. The circle also .., $4.49 por $6.94 111. o~t. S!ohart and To~ Hawley [Elli s, and T?m Cooke each sm- 1we~kend that she called the : Ma~ Hall. RL . I Ewmgton; ; ti~'s D~y next year. The post jplanned to remember shut-ins Mrs. James H. Fttzer, Ashland, 1off1ce will be llhut down by an ithis montn. 1 drlf'-ri sp~ed ouL smgles . De· gles , and 811! Hensler a hom- I Wh1le House to complain. --- - - ~-- -Ky.; T. J. Delaney, Ashland , economy move on July J. Mn. Dana Hamm, program I CLEANING Red Sox Win First Game in 2 I Up'set 0 f Senator CJub i I ROBINSON'S CLEANERS set I r Lewi11 I I Um- • • • • • • • • • el·s Blasts Prices!,.Starts Frida ,Ju We Celebrate ... 1FULL WEE OFVA • Mojor League StantiiPP ' I Mr. 1nd Mrl. Rtehard Abdou A card of thank.; was rood aurvivtna. and two oona of Chela. Mlch. from · the Vern Cleland family He was • member of tho Mr. end Mn. Clair Neloon spent • nllhl lrith hll nephew for .•.•rds and flowers . Com· West Vircinia Maaonic boclieo apent oeveral days vlaitln& her Ruotle Plert!t end flmlly and mum<atlons were read from land active in the Baptist Chur- brother, Mr. and Mra. John alao vloltod hll olotll'. Mrs. Grayce Smith state counctlor ch there where he served as MQier of Phoenix, Ariz. While NeiUe Plon:e and 1111111y. '11to •and Ell2aheth Qutnlw stato sec· deacon. Funeral service• will there they atlfnded the wed· Abdon• were on their WIY ':" Entered Ho!pltal Iretary concernmg State Council be Saturday at 2 P m. at the db!J CJf Larry Miller to Miss Kt>ntucky to visit Mro. Abdon I . . session to be held In Columbus Baptist Church in Logan. Joyce Goukl of Phoenix. On parents. Mrs. Htlda L. Dt·nmson, Rt. August 17·19. , 1 tllelr WI home tho Ml'l. Donna Morr.lo rocolved I, Crown City: John R. Horns· Erma Cleland waa preoented th I y D l&ht .,.,; I word of the death of her Cl'lndo by, Portsmouth Rd.: Thomas ' 2~ year pin. The report of ' to;,~ ·;ih ~. Air ;.r~• mother, Mra. Huu· Iw. Can•day, Rl I Northup: th• good of order committee ~ Sa A tonto To!<as · ' . .. . I Ellen S. Trout. Rl. 2, Galli· wos given by Goldie Frederick n n • · David Pierce lo home for IRRIGATOR SAVES HOME ·-· Water pun 1 ~cd !rom the Ohio River sluiced over Ipolis: James Earl Trout, Rt. 2 chairman and Helen Wolfe the rear of Dallas Hill 's Apple Grove home prevented spread of flames when a 15 x Galhpnils: Mrs. Raymond C. chaJrman, gave the ways and mmmtr vacaUon from i~~~:::il 12(estimated) storage shed immediatelv ad.iacent to the rear was consumed by fire Call, Rt. I. Crown City: Mrs. means rommittee .report. In· A picnic supper In the yard Shanna. Jennie and AI I• ' 4-Dally Stntinel, Polllii'Oy·Mfddltport. o., luJle liJ 1884 Boone wOIIId attend tho Bapltaf Mr. IIlli Mri. C.~~y HOUM Party at Granville tbll hiYI mcwtd fi'Om • llou • w... k with other membeen ~ propo~ty to • .. Pianlll"' to attend a aeaolon on near ~vlllt. _._.... hll Friday Clarenet Rupe ,..,..,. ! ' By Ualted PnH bloriiiiiOllll Am,rloan 1..eapl W. I. Pet. Baltimore If Sl .110 ChiCIJO 13 12 .100 I .New York 13 Sl .158i Ill Cleveland 10 27 .116 I Mlnlleooll !2 21 .U& & &tlllton 31 30 .IIQI I Detroit If 31 .418 I Walhlniton 27 37 .US 11\1 Los An1eles If 31 ,411 II Kansao City %! 37 .313 14 ' Wodaolday'l RQalls Bo.<ton 4 N. Vork 3, 12 innln11 Baltimore e ChlcliO I nlfht I. Angeles 5 Waoh. 3, nl1ht Cleveland 3 Minn. 2, Ill, IWI• light Cleveland .5 Minnesota 0, 2nd, night , Oetroit 3 K~nsas City 2, night, . tO illnin&~ TIIUpday'l Prohahle Pltchero Kansas City at Detroit -,O' Donotjhue (34) vs. Rakow (36. I Chicago at Baltimore (night) - Krf!utzor 12-4). v~. l\lcNally lHI. Booton at New York (twi· lllht) - Lamabe (1!.4) vs. She!. don li).QJ. IOnly gomes scheduled) Frltlay'o G111101 Cleveland at L. An11leo, nlsht W3Bhlncton st Kan~aa c. nl&ht Detralt at MlnnoiOII. nl1ht N•w York al Chlca1o• night Boston at Bait. 2, lWI·nlght All ltemt On Sale Until National Lea111e June 1 se6- l I •••• j i Eve,. year. !be post office tn chairman, conducted a quiz . It .• · tfus sm ~II Delaware County ;game and prizes were won by Mrs. Murrtll G. West, 8081community was floodod with Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, Mrs. I Henry St., Ravenswood, daugh- 1v~.~Jentint cards rztom all over Agnes White, and Mrs. Cha<rleo,IJ ter, HI p. m. the world to be re·sontlo loved IWhite. It was announc:t~ .J!!;I.t ; . Dlschargod ones. Mrs. Willis Anthony ari4 W.. Ky. ~ l I B'rh 1 I EBERSBACH HARDWARE "Everything In Hardware" ly Curloe-Worren 1 Sow~II-Brookflold Summer Sport Coats 19·95.S3S I . By Curlo•Warren Sowoii·Brooklield • SHORT SLEEVE • By Arrow Sport Sh1rts sh•o•l• Dress Sh I' rt White, Arrow 4 25 5 00 & Shorl Sle<vt . to • SWEATERS Mrs . ly Portis ' BY S6.95 HUBBA~D to S14·95 I; i ··s ., .. ~ · BELTS JEWELRY ay lr Salvatori II: Pleneer Swank 11!!1 f.l!ll.!! J!1114ita•t retliH lw! !U!CJ! ltftiiiiD ..... ne., riley reme in to • Muaua -ant aook lbelr lim coed lotk art!JIItll rut lbwrtllll. Tilly taw abe llOlltlt ltlle II can Ia Warren Thomas, Mrs. Ronald Ameriu ••• abe "Car tlabe till"' Awutl wlum ••• lilt 11Na.ll111lt '""""· Thty taw can" amartly n:rleli, 10 ..., tella..le, H 1ood tt driYe, lbat tltey Illite dill abe IIIII aatee:rear Ia rm Dlmioa biattry eni ~ tltellucan1 came en Tlllyaaw .._rlca'a leatlal ,mtl'lllilca rar -abe Super Torque ,.,. (lladtlp lllta up $4%). They aaw Alllel'kl'l TillY !.!,!.!.!: flIP 0 I MU C I milt falOOU penenallUIII')' car-TIIuderlllrtl-with aala up"" I . re• A IH~MIII eYer lut year•• recuf, Tilly hid eat why Falcon abnolt nuelll CheYy 0 aad Valiaat MMit... Ant·why Faklaltlill fiCI'MUet' Ia kltWII Ill.,_ Ole lMk caa _ . yeu fall in len willa uy one II , ,_._ Flrtl'a 46 &eetdrlvc can make yon a Forti ... fortftr, fOlD ....... ..... .. ..,,.,,A ward Venoy which opened the meetln& of the Evanaellne Missionary Society of the Pomeroy Church of Chri1i Tuesday even· lng at the home of Mro. Bob ~.~ MU!er, Union Ave. Mrs. Mason Fi•her, presi. dent, was in ch~trge of the well cards were sent to shut1 ina. I The mlsaion atudy fur U1e evafllng waa on the FairbrWh· en~ family or India and colored I Sup•irl:t• ; to Mrs. Helen LeUheit I Mr>. A. L. Phelps. Refmh- ' Living Room Suites During This Sale! -Hollywood Beds· Sale! KEITH GOBLE ·fORD I~C., 461 South Third St.~ .· · --, , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ MIDDLEPORT, _______ Tommy MOlten. 0._..__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...:,•Iand k ihr;n Ohlinger. craie Venoyj,_ _ _ , .,....:::=::.•:••:'~':"':'~~~:-:·='~..,:''~'":v•:•v:•:•~111:'~':":'~"':':":;•:•:•:•"':-;:"""::•"": · ~·=,.~'"";·....,.::•:•Nt:.fllillilit;•~·111 . 1 . ' Double Dresser • and Mirror G, "-'· II,. H. Pel. Fregosi, LA. 41' 1.G6 31 511 .363 Ol:va. Minn: 59 253 48 DO .381 Mantle, NY 48 148 Ill 48 .m Hinton. Wash 62 248 34 10 .:rJ5 ! Bressoud, Bos 61 236 48 7! .SJU I Ruhlnson, Bal 59 2Jl 12 II .313 1 Causey, KC 59 235 II 73 .311 Hnw"rd, NY 53 IN 24 59 .308 ' AP.,ricjo, Bal 54110 M 17 ,3flli I Froohan, Det 47 lA 33 49 .302 I . Home au.. I Amerlcao LOI!Pt-Killebrew• Twins 20; Alll!too, T!rllll I~ ! 1 Colayito, Athlelloa: Wqner, In- · dians: Genille, Athlell~l, at! 11. I Natlof!ll Lea"'e - M1y1, (l~ anl4 II; Williams, Cubs IT; .Dodgers 1-4; Robinson, . ,, : ; ' I Y.... t-11 ~Uek, ~; . HEADBOARD - button· free semi · firm mattress <tnd ~tleal spri ngs. With rail .. nd on rollen. bol( CDMPLITI POA OIILY - .f), Allaels1 f'!PI ~ ! ~, ou ., ..,. -· - · ·~- - ~ · _.. - - -· ~ ..... -...... . _..... .,..----;_.__ ........................._............... ...... _ • 59·95 1. WH"E PLAITIC Sale I LIVING ROOMS Bunk Beds Complete Desk & Chair 59·'' 59•95 WITH SEALY MATTRESS, RAILS and LADDER _ _ 2, MAPLI I<!IADIOA~D - button·tree flrm m~t· \ 99·95 tress and box apringa . \\' 1tn stee l rail and on roll· t" I'll. CPMPLETI POR QN~Y 79·9$ ' 3. MA'LI IQOI(CA$1 . HIAIIIOJIID - button· free contour mattr~s and box sprint•. Wl\h •toel rail and on rollers. Good Nylon Covers P,ai,. Rvllber Cushions 2-PIECE LIVING SUITE SALE·I WITH 12 END TABL!S tl COI'FII TABLE; 12 SMART LOOKING LAMPS FOR ONLY •199·'' • Save SIZE 9 x 12 SALE! $4 All Wool Rugs ~ · eWITH · FREE Only S9 9 5 • liAD A Yard ALL NYLON CARPET WAS 10.95 NOW _ _~- 6 Squoro 95 • Yord ,' "This Is The Week That Was'' Planned Juatfor Y'u INGELS FUR Nil ~ RE. . l"itoblaa . . Nalloul Letlpe - FIU'rell, . D<llts IIH; Marlohal, Giamo 1: ltuJiniDI, Phil$ '-2: M'iiu.~' !Jy. l'ldla,N; Bul!l, Cubs · · "'Wricb· r.e..u• D~ring Tb~ ~ale! Open Stock Maple Sale Williams, Chi 118 220 4S 84 Mays, SJ? 611217 52 78 .359 · · Clemente, Pit !5 227 Jt 80 .352 1 Hunt, NV 511203 30 68 .335 i S!argell, Pil 39 t54 4 50 .3111 1 i!<lye', St. L · II 231 Ji 71 .312 Torre, />Iii ll8 2011 32 65 .. 311 Snnto, Chi 511_, 38 114 ,3011 Roseboro, LA llllil 12 47 .30! Chrstphr, NY 113 1113 25 48 .304 · .\JIItrl•aa Lealll!e . . Bedroom Suite.s._ Boyo & Girls !195 · TA81.E ond 4 CHAIRS NOW ONLY i!~~;~;;:z:~~:.::;.i+~~=:....~=::::;===========~WY;:~2:·2:6:3:5 I - ..... On All Zenith Television, Hotpoint Refrigerators, Ranges & Air-Conditioners 1. 2. 3. ., ON ALL Perfect Far G. All R. H. Pet. . Ill !II. ment~ : Harold Smith, Mrs. Leo Bryan, I Mf!l. Conrod Ohllnscr, Mrs. Mil· i ton Roulh, Mrs. Denver Kapple i and four children Sandra Roush, =:;;;;:; OFF OFF FROM REG. PRICE ON ALL scheduled) .. and were s~rved by the ht>-I «tess to those named ahove and I Mrs. Walter Kennedy Jr., Mr:i. ' WN -.ccouN1S 1 13: ·,"Allen, Phlllies, 13. Rlpt~&allotl ~ .,.... - $tilart, Rell,'~' tit. w.....,, · lntltano 49: Kille"-· ,'lwiiiJ TtW& 11:1.~•Iro•.. fl'lhtti~ct8J 38: 114U. Tilhia •. N--1 ~ - Ml'Y•• Gl· enta, lt: ao,er, Cardo 47 Sal> I<!; Cubs 48 · Torre, 8raveo: · PinBQn, Redsl: williams, ' . l I OFF 10 SU\l 'f.OUtl &UOGll . s FOR ONE WEEK ONLY National League Ho~dt !limo ...,.,..mini ito work were ohown by Mro. Miller, with MTI. Jerry Masten as nprra1 tor. Other ft1m1 on lndia were I also ohown by Mrs. Miller. Bible games were conducted by Ml'1f. Fiohor durling the social hour with p!~lze~~ awarded i I lng · project. Round robin get I Meh~llf and Arrow SPECIAL BIRTHDAY SAVINGS Pr"' ginia Phillips, Anna Kitls, Mrs. Gladys Taylor, Mrs. John Marr, ly ltqulre EASY TERMS ThUrsday'• Probable Pll•bera Philadelphia at Chicago Short 14-31 va. Ellsworth 18-5). New York at Pittsburgh (ni,~ht) - Cisco 13-7) vs. Law I Major League Le•d•ro By United International Mrs. Oleen Smith. Mrs. Vir- dered to sell as a money mak· . s WE CAillY oUil 0 Leaders Mrs. L. Earl Young and son: SOCKS 30 31 .492 8 St . Loui4 2 Hoi,ISlon 1, night L Angeleo 5 Milwaukee 0, nllht Mrs. Dan Collins and daughter; meet1n11 and memben answered roll coli by namln1 lathel'1f or the bible. Dolly Duzits were or· BILLFOLDS 31 27 .534 310 30 30 .500 51.'!! 30 30 .500 5¥.. 28 211 .500 a\o Pittsburgh 3 N.Y. 2. nlv,ht Mrs. Carmen Vigliotti and son; "A Servant II Not Greater Than His Lord" was the topic ol the devotlol'ls by Mrs. Ed- Summer Slacks . 28 34 .452 8¥.. : 19 42 .300 17 Wednesday's Rnults Chicago 8 Philadelphia 5 San Pran<!lsoo 3 Cincinnati 2 Jack Barnett and son. ~rs . Chester Crews and daughter, I Church Group STRAW HATS 33 22 .600 35 25 .593 31 27 .534 3¥.. li'rlday's Games Los Angeles at Cin., night Phila. at New York 2, twi-nighl Houston Qt Milwaukee, night S{in Fran. at St. Louis, night Ch~cago at Pittsburgh, night , Service is I Study Topic of By Arrow & Puritan Los Angeleo Chicago St. Lools Houston N•w York (Oni)'~James Sayre, Cline Bryou, and Homer Liston. BAN LON Mll~·nukee 27 George Ingels thaulu you by giving SPECI!lL MOl\'El'·S!ll'll\'G PRICfJS Itt appre~a­ tion of your putronage. These spedal priees will lite teffective for only onr· 1vteelc, •• 1ve •uggest you shop right a1vay. Buy no1v at sale prieer; on ewu terms. 8ad..Ckl 1IJ.51. Mrs. Joe Blackburn, Mrs. G. f'. Chadwick, Mrs. Haskett Drake, Mrs. Virgie Callahan, Mn. Nelson Garrett. Mrs. Wilma Coleman, Mrs. Charles Gerard, Georee Weestfall. Morton Neal, Mrs. Jean Cobb, Pt.ilidelpllie San Fran. · Cincinnati Pittsburgh .s.q. Fl'anclsco vs. St. L o u i s ' :<lnlil!~l - ; ·" Mitlchal lfl-2i ..Ys. Saunders, Margaret Thornton, ( W. L. Pet. GB (4-5\. . Dennis Sayre, Michael Plants I Linda Eisnaugle, Debra • Open Fridty I S.tutcl•y 1'41ghJ Ill ,' __. . ,________..:M:ID:D:L:E~POR=T~ ,c I �_.. ___. ·- - ... ,._. ...... r------------------------,18-~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midclleport, 0., ONLY ONE SHOW .. ~~DRAWING"'·"'''· Missionaries Are Selected by Electo Circle Homt and foreign aries were selected when the Elecla Circle of the Middleport Fir'3t Bapdsat .Church met on Tuesday evencng at the borne of Mrs. Edi9on Baker. The openlng prayer was given by Mrs. Paul Smart, president of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society. Mrs. A. R. Pullen gave devotions which included Psalm J and a meditation entitled, "Beauty of Earth and God." She also read a poem "Wonderous 0 ~ Gold." . . Dun~-the bustness_ meetmg June 11, liM the lfOUP voted 10 place 1111 booklet, "knl Plate" In hoopltaiJ. , . .,.. nual Society picnic will be held 6 II the hOme ol Mra. Smart. Special lntereest mtssiOilll"" include Miss Mildred Benson of HaJti 11 the home missionary and Mlso Naacy Maxton in Nellore, India, u the foreign missionary. Mra. Tony Fowler presented tht program liVIng the "Stnry oft Sharing What We Have" and an article from Ideab magazlnt, "One Life." Mrs. Baker served a dessert course to the above named and Mrs. John Fultf:, chairman, Mrs. Nora Hamilton, Mn. EYI Hartley, Mrs. Gladwell Wem er Mrs Grace Hysell, Mr1. J ' 1 (rbb Mrs Genevieve an ee 1nd ' ·M ' Fmnces Saxton a rs. Be h week in the home of her w1cle, Ben Stutler and family, VlenW V na. . a Mr. and Mrs. Hobart McGin- 1;;;;;;•;;r;;.'·~....................... nis and family , St. Albans, were li COMPLin Sunday guest!! of he mother, : Mrs. Holace Metcalf. -~ ROOMS OP Mrs. Esther Metcalf, Troy, 1 spent the weekend with her mo- 1 ther, Mrs. Grace Welker and tended the graduation of her niece, Judy Brown from Rio 00 ONLY Grande college Sunday after- 3 FURNITURE $595· noon. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Harlsook and family called on her parents. Mr. and Mr!i. Eslie I Harlsook. : ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~; Vl.nton News Notes Flavor Tender Grlde .. David Davl• Let· Dod Do It I Just 'Right For The Grill I RIB STEAK c Reg. 99c Lb' i• RIB EYE STEAK SLICED BACON ENOS BAKER FURNITURE Mrs. Anna Ward has return· ed home after spending t h e , winter with her daughter. Mrs. BY MARIF. A!<EXANDF:R " 1- Mr . and Mrs. Bill Woods and ! Helen McCoy and family. Cir· . Mr. and Mnr. Gerald Wood.,.j children (t,!le flilrmer Shelba deville . Mrs. Ward will spend ley. Col~g1bus were weekenri! Ward'), Columbus, spent the the summer in the home of her · Piece or visitors of her sister, Mr. and ~· ~kend here with her parents. i daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sliced __ lb. Mrs. BUJ Daft and attended the Mr. Woods was a member of renee Wooldridge. Mrs. lb. North GaUia alumni banquet. · the graduating class of R i o Wallace of Marion was also Miss Juay- Brown has reLurn· Grande colleger Sunday afte-r- i guest in the ,Wooldridge horr1e il cd home from her employment noon. ) over the weekend. i u teacher In t~ Toasttown l Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pinell ' Miss Cloene Samuel!! visited ! ~chool <~~ystem near Middletown . and family . Middletown, Mrs . . her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Al- l Miss Brown graduated in ele- 1Virginia Bennett. Lima and bert Samuels over tbe holiday I mentary education with ~- f.i .S, I Mr~. Bobby Roush and c-h ildren weekend. l degree from Rio Grande Col- were recent visitors of thP.ir 1 ' Elbow _ _ tb. lege Sunday. May 31. 1 mother and grandmother. Mrs. Weekend guests of ~r. and I Mr . and Mrs. Darrell Petriey l Mattie Chasteen. IMrs. Mason Kennedy mcluded and famly. Columbus, and MrS. Mrs. Jack Stutler and daugh- and daughlt"r. of Columbus. I Anna Gfgnn and daughter, Cla-/ ter-s Wt:!nt to the cemetery at : Mr. and Mrs._Lawrence Kenne- ! tabelle of Highlad. spent the Parke-rsburg to decorate graves dy , South Pomt. holiday weekend in tlle Glenn of relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Belt and WAGONER'S home and visited bi8 parents, Mrs. Goldia Johnson was a Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Myers of er Gr•f"' D•l•k _ _ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Welch and weekend visitor of Mrs. Myr- ~ Delaware were weekend visitors KAren and other relatives. Ue Strausbaugh. or Mr and Mrs. Bill Rece Miss Hazel Glenn, Mrs. Dor- Mr. and Mrs. Lester Metcalf /. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Myers. Is Weln. Columbua and Mrs. and Mrs. Verna George spent Mr. an<l. Mr.. Hollis Holby Je!isie Shaffer. NeLsonviJie, Memorial' Day at Cedar Point. IPowell, VISited her parents, Mr. were , lunche~n guests ill Mr. Mr. mid Mn. Lou Tornes, Co· and Mr. Clyde Eagle and atand 'l,s. Harry WIICOl< alld lumbao called oa Marie Alex. tended the North ~lia alum· · RUTLAND, OHIO visit~ 'two cemeteries. ander ni banquet Saturday evening. ; Mrs. Rachel Weinstock, Ben ' ' Becky Stutler is visiting thf• '----...--....,..,..,...,....,..,..,..,._....,.,....,..,,_ fi:wing, and Mary Virginia flee- Mra. A_nnl ... George grad· - - - - I I GROUND BEEF SLAB BACON 3Sc 4Qr Jelly ~~:~•. _ _ _ 3 "'' 89c 2 35c Macaroni Dog food _ _ 0 49c Poned Meat - - ---- MARKINS FOOD MKT. ;._u,.. aU of Winter Park, Fla. uated witb laton from R l o and Mrs Mild~ Scott Orlan- Grande coHege Sunday with a do, Fla.· arrived:.. &znda~ for a B .S. degl-ee in secondary eduVf'S. SOAP POWDER BOX CIRCLE AA·B·D WE'VE EVERYTHING TO HELP 00 DAD PLAY IT COOL AND EASY THIS pr. 69c .\VILL WEAR WITH PLEASURE. ' Block, Brown, Red, · White HANDKERCHIEFS CANVAS SHOES SUGAR, Watermelons - -99c s~~~s9c Preserves --~=-39c Makes Fine For All The Family '1· 99 -)APRICOT, RED RASPBERRY & PEACH and •2.· Dad On Fathers Dart 99 pr. / ' ROUSH'S SHOE •STORE Short Sleeve 0Fess MIDDLEPORT ' Neatly tailored wash-and·wear cotton shirts, in all his favoriteS Bachner's in Has LOW PRICES I collar styles! Priced so low, WARNING TO VOTE you'll want to buy Dad a whole In Th, l:'leart of Pomeroy OPEN EVENINGS TIL SATURDAY Til 9 P.M. 7:~ wardrobe of theml P.M. '· WASH & WEAR '. ~ \I ' ~' SHIRTS ": I·. B-ACHNER'S GOOD PURE ALL BEEF Father's Day Is Sun., June 21 GROUND BEEf. 1 twist-o-lock pony-tail! 1 i .MENS ROBES c lb. e HOUSE SLIPPERS .... -· $2.98 up BOLOGNA, piece 'w VA. SAUSAGE I . BROUGHTON'S MILK , gaL iug 79' BIG ,,... Vt9atablo lhortonl111 WHOLIPORK HOG _ PURE ~ MEN'S 49C _:__ _ lb. ' STRAW HATS STOKELY's-Helv.. or 511·' ' ' ' PEACHES .4 N~: ·~1 ' il.lnihlno ' " bo~ 31c Crackers . . ltraiMII ·· c.-..... Baby Faod _ ....~•.9c Ritz ___. 1'=39c , lunldst lllo S117112W . Lemonade_ .~:-1oc Sponges· 2 tor49c · lo-Bo ' '~ Jlnneh, ' t-11. 1"' ~des ,.,__ ,::.10c Dog Food 3 •••• '7C . Swiftning _ ~~:~9c ............... . . . -,... '?..., ....., ..............tiled., •.-..; $]-34 Modess Baby Powder J::;.~;; _ 64c Q.Tips 59c Lectric Shave wlm•'"' 97c In lht .... or .,. h gti/1 - • enriched twn• tn1kt • butQif or MrHqw . . And any day's a holiday when hoi 00{1 l>un •• pari _ a ~ethinQ Helner'a txlra special. AvailtJ/ilt in twt slt(lfJ • , • ~ul11 8-Paci< or Jumot 12·Pdl ' ' <i tl>l mrmu. MEN'S Walking Shorts. ·~ : S1.98J2.98 ,~ . "( ~· •, ,.. ., ~ Choose Gifts For'"Dbd From Our Sporting Goods Dept. ' 35.00 to IGO.oo '. . Nobile• J ..... . REG. 48'o REG . 11.11 _ _ -- eSHORTY PAJAMAS · .. ·- .. - $2.98 I J ~. SLACKS 1 _ COTTON"KNIT GOLf . $ I Reg 98< _ ' BEnER GRADE SPRING SHOES FRESH, RED RIPE Market ' SUMMER. CHOOSE HERE THE GIFT HE Now All One low Price 10 •••• 99c "K" s Size 4 to 11 • two weeks visit with relatives. : cation. Coming for her graduaThey were Sunday and Mon- : tio!", were her uncle and aunt, day guests of their brother, ] Mr . .and Mrs. Charles ChamMr. and Mrs. G .P. Ewing. i berlam and Mrs. Ruth Lane, Columbus. Mr. and "\frs. Ted Boyer and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Alexantons, Cleveland and Mrs. Geor- 1der spent the holiday weeekend gia Boyer and son Larry, Gal- in Stenben\'ille with ttleir dauJipolis were Memori~ Day visi- ghter. VIr . and Mrs. Victor Citors of Mr and Mrs. Tom , ancetta and children. Quickie. I Mr . and Mrs. Waller PluckWeekend guesb!: at the home ard and son. Portsmouth. visitof Rev. and Mrs. Jack Stutler, ('d h(•r grandparents. Mr. and and family, included Mr. and : M1· ~- C. P. Ewing. Mrs. Ben Stutler and family, Mrs Myrtle Strausbaugh r., Mr. ~Mrs. B. G stutler and turned home after spending Mr. aril Mrs. Oral Strothers, three weeks in Columbus with an of VieMa, W .Va. Rev and relative!i. She was accompanMrs. Wendell Stutler and fam- ied home by her son Guy and ily, Eure~ and Steve Warth- wife who spent the weekend here man, all attended graduation Mrs. Marie Alexander spent aerclses at Rio Grande col- the holiday weekend in Colum.lege Sunday afternoon in which i hu~ with hr son. Mr. and Mrs. Miss Vesta Stutler receivt'd her ; William Alexander and sons. B S. degree ln elementarv edu-i Mrs. Nola Thompson, Logan cation. i and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mn. Marcu~ Bray ' 1'homp~on, Columbus. called on aod family of Brooksville. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wilcox. re. spent the holiday We<'k nd with rPntly. her parents, Mr. and Mrs . F.d Werkend guest!! of Mn. KathMcGbM.. · n •n Rece were Mr. and M r 1 . ·: · ~:.a9c SHOES~ FLATS Widths 0 range 1 5 OXYDOL THRILL bot. DRESS Regular 86c Regular Size MIDDLEPORT, 0. FOOD SPECIALS . Charles Calfee and daughter of Washington, D. C. 1 Womenfs • BONELESS - REGULAR 1.39 LB. .. . ' I Fishing Equipment....:._ Goft' equ$ment Camping Equipment - Archery Equipment . ••. t•' Rev. $1.49 _ . n ' :'I ' FATHERS DAY CARDS & GIFTS ---------------------------~ ,, ' VILLAGE CUl-RATE '' • 'J I • • . -~:1- Just 1 twist of the 'wrist, to OpM Of close. No more pulling or cutting ' •• ' -· ., ' tough sticky t6pe . , , no more tear ina ~hf' l}ag or just half-way closing it. Twist·O'-Lock; the 'per(ecf w•y to· use and re'·us~ the poly plastic bag. I ' RACINE, 0. , . ,.~. ~-----------------11 A. .. ' ', . \ ~.IWililltY , "Air Conditioned For Yo.ur Shopping Pl'ey~t· Open 9 to 5 Week D1ys - 9 to 9 SltVM~ J-l - ' JJO~I , ' &ked with PG-7n' . .. speciallv devti'Jfiea new. liquid vegetable shortening • · ' ' " . • • ... 1/- ¥_i~,._STR~ET .• •.:<!;·t,\IDDLEPOIT. �• \. /. =========~~~~~ ~ TbeJ ore p~,~- ~. NEW HAVEN ANNOUNCE BIRTH MASON- Mr. and Mrs. SPECIAL TO BRIDESI Mason Soc ----------1 SP~ 120 Children Are Enrolled /n Bible Schoof ~ meeport!:tngo::"~:~~::uo;::s d:a: ; u;: g; ht:; "';.'·; :in-~la; ;w;.c:_;;;M:;.r.~and:;;;..;:M;;rs;;:._;':;;n~g.;o.;:ld:;;e;.r.;ca~m~p~th~i~s OK'D SHOES WING TIP Combines the modern look with great comfort You'll be a prettier bride if you let 11:' fashion your gown. Also brides maid-s dresses We furnish the material the know-how. 1 ther, Mrs. Harold Lewis, Columbia. Martha served pianist during the past week Peniel Bible School. o~~~~:::J French Toe Ever Popular Tie In Black or Brown D-EEE widths S12.99 NelsonRussell, Reynolds Linda West Mr. and Mrs. John and children of New Haven held a picnic annd outing at Letart Island on Sunday. Tile Youth Fellowship of the Mason EUB Church held a hayride recently. Chroperone~l were Mr. and Mrs. ·Roger sell, Mr. and Mrs. James is and Allen Lee King. Mr. and Mrss. Lester and Jane, Miss Susie shaw of Minersville have from a vacation in , Smokies. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dodson, Huntsville, Ala. Lewis is sta· tioned in the army at R e d Stone Arsenal, iD thai state. i • Camp Moccasins e Sandal '::., - - - $3.49 e Canvas Shoes ·$2.·99 ,. $6-99 e Shoe Valet .....~.. - $5.95 • Foot Massager _ $10·00 e Huth Puppies F•mo••- $CJ·95 ! T! IE SHOE Box · ·. · MIDDLEPORT, 0. 1-----------J'B~Bitnar, aoiDlst. eChoico of 2 VegitobiH "' SYRACUSE, 0 . ... - • .' . SPECIAL PURCHASEI \\ I I I - ••• THAN YOU'D EXPECT TO PAY FOR QUALITY CHAIRS LIKE THESE ---:-==----- Sunday, June 21 Trw Your Loeal Drug ~tore .FIHSTl GIFTS rrSWISHER & LOHSE FOR- !(:-au•. i Here Are Suggestions: , • Father's Day Cards • Toiletry Sets eMen's Jewelry Always Appreciated! • Hankies • Socks Justin Billfolds • Belts - Billfolds eBox Candy • Shirts, sport end dress eluggage 3.95 to 7.95 A wide selection BEN FRANKLIN ' POMEROY , WY 2-3498 SMOKER'S SPECIAL e Genuine $1.50 Brewster PI,. . e2 Pockt Sir Woltor Rolelgh e Pipe Care Baoldel .. ALL I .,I Bashan • MAN'S SIZED RECLINER Ua bact and- wtlot Nil KEY ARM SWIVEL ROCKER pered cushions Society Notes comfort II .•• and ito IJI1ce- con lflordl' i:overiJd In tou1h. handsome "F..thlr Touc:t." IIIYhkle ptutlc. Real Man's size comfort ••• 1nd smart styling tool H: swivels and It rocks and lfs covered in a 100% nylon faced frieze. Reversible, zip- tool FROM RACINE HIGH SCHOOL ·~·· Officers are Installed by ·EasternStar PT. PLEASANT - Installation of officers of the Point Plea· sant Chapter No. 75, Order of Eastern Star, was beld Monday I night with twelve chapters Ohio and West VIrginia retoresented lor the Installation monies. New officers installed Erma F. Worlanan, w;;:~.!~l tron; Raymond J. Worthy Patron; Sadie Ballea, associate matron: Harry Chambers, associate patron ::~~:I B. Jividen, secretary; r conductress Brock, associate Wilbur Brock, chaplain; Esther . Thomas marshall Gertrude Bateson. organist: In"" Wilson, Ada; Marilyn McDaniel Ruth; Fay Thomas, Esther; Lots Monroe, Martha: lcie Towner, EJecta; Marie Chapman, warden and June Holhteln, sentinel. Installing officers were Ill!""""' Installing officer Mary Hughes, lnslalllng marshall; Caddie Wickham, chaplain; Margaret Blaettnar, Dr. Ralph Burner, warder: len Hugbea, oentlnel and and SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN FATHER'S DAY SALE! Miss Martha Thompson week visiting here gra1ndrn.,. sole CHICKEN & DRESSING e Rolls and CoffH Mrs. Ryan will return Wednesday with her da~~~~:l :1nd famil)' for a two visit in Darien. Miss Myrtle Spurlock, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Workman and sons, aU of Huntington visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eber Roush. Mrs. Nellie Dudding and Alma Lulkhart of Parsons, W. Va. visited ·on Monday with Mrs. Eber Rouab. Mr. and Mrs. WUlilllll singer and children, Car·lene I and Johnny, of ColUmbUs sp<mt 1 a week's vacation visiting relativees and friends in son. Smoke or Spanish moss. A l,rUly yearround casual shoe. Glove so(t and crepe :::; .~~·~ . . . ~:. 5 ~~~ LET US MAKE Charleston. Clark Oxford BARBECUE BISKO YOUR GOWN ... boa~ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walsh Harriett Ann, left on Wednesday for a vacation in Wash-1 IIill!!lon, D. c.. and will attend the New York World's Fair. Mrs. James Diehl Sr. sp<!nt 1 Thursday visiting friends Pdason, before leaving fo Wheeling, where she will ma.kel her home with her sister. · Gary Stewart, Sandra Pickens, New are Spt!Dding this week leadership camp (Camp Horse-1 shoe) a. Parsons, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Williain Strtonkl and son of Darien, Conn., visiting her mother, Mrs. J. Ryan. On Monday, the Strunks and Mrs. Ryan visited Miss Elizabeth Ryan In ROO- If:ai;;.;~~~.;_;;,;;;~~~~~~~~=:.;:.:.:;::::;:;:: ert E. Roush, Mason, are anoouncing the birth of a daushter on June 2nd. The Infant weighed 6 poonds, 1111. ounces and has been named Alicia Ann. The mother Is the formeo Aggie Young . .\lr. and Mrs. Roush are also the parents of a son, Greg. ory Scott, 2 years, 9 months. Grandpar~nts are Mr. and Mrs. Hoy Roush, Mrs. Juanita Rayburn, and Mr. Frank Young, Sr. all of Mason. • ty N t ~ervlct .. 1 'nle meelllll ,.... opad.'WIIII N1lrlll7 Clul - ._,... Mn. FraJ, llrt. Bllcll RkiPir. Roonle T!Jompaon, Jimmy Club Son(, pledee 10 tbe Gfo!!l Mn. Jack T. J!Ila Jay Rldii"aY, 1\fJrlba Russell Capehart, was return- Wise, Paula Werry and Donna and Club OollecL 'nle roll Wtlcb, Mrs. Harold Root 111d Sprou•, Rita Nicewander, 806eel to her home 1n Massillon, Will. wu 81111Jerod wllb "My Mra. Nelaou Rouab puplla AI ky Paual!. John Ord. Reboeel and Mrs Bob Le · JoDquD ·Ill' Nllduul." ljpr<N•, Ei19 Bu•ll&ar<jner, Tom Dudley, Mark Roos'l, H o ll'f Ohio, ~ the Capeharts. Mr. . WlS ws ws MEETS c Riddle serving .. n .......... "Cir'•• of Joo- We ...... ... _ N'-wander, Dl- La-. Debbie Karr. Due Howroote bome the Pt. Pleasant spent Sunday · · ·: · ..--""' "" _ , ""' ,-··-' visited ~th Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mrs. Glen '!'be Ruth CJrCle of the W.S. Tile leader lor the meetill& and Norclslua" wu given • .., Karr, Kat~y Roush. Jack- ard, Lynn Fry, Sharon Mw,..Y• Ie 0 eS ran SeU and son, Christopher, Thompson aod lamUy. W.S. met lor thelf June mee~ Mrs. Howard Burrla. A Mrs. M. L. alllnCer· le Ridgway, 8ilsim Ridge, Siler- Junior I Clau - teachers, in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Har- lng at the E.U.B. Church woth of meditation and silent lbo IM'"'neu meetiJII yl Roush, BHI PowtU IV. Todd Mrs. Paul RoUsh, Mrs. earroll Mr. and Mrs. Harvey NewNelson Reynolds bour and Mike will leave Mrs. Achsah Miller and Mrs. E. was held and closed with • decided to aponiOl' • Gri.utdd, Troy Reslon. Jeff AdBIDI, Jr.; puplla Cindy RoUsh, land left on Tuesda}l-lor a va- National Guard is Wednesday for a vacation er by Mrs. Otlui at the Dr. BeyBDI Day K!Lg, Dale Rousn Beth AD n 'l'lnlm)> Ohlln(er, Brian RusseU. cation In Philadelphia a nd weeks at Camp Davis, compam·ed by Rebecca July 4th. L.>)no, David Rose. Bruce Adama, Debbie Paugh, .... 1 uHester R bu Those attending were M r 1. . Linda Rouab, Bonnie Jonea. washingtuh. D. c. ...ey wll burg. "U'· ay rn playing "Sweet Hour of Batey Mrs. R F Bryant I!Jndergarten Cla~~eo- teach· viltil in Wa•hington. with their , Mr. ""- Mrs. Reuben Stew· ed several days thiS past week er" 011 the piano. Mrs Clyd; Foley · ~ L 0 ~ crs Mra. PbU Batey, Mrs. Doo· Junior n Clasa - teacbers, In Pt. Pleasant and attended Gibbs Mrs HaroM J~ aid BIJillPI'dner Mrs. Allred Mrs. )VUlliun Powell, Sr., Mr1. "daughter. Patty. who Is em- 1art attende!l Bible School pm,ed by the Internal Reve- len bouse a\ the Main the aonu.t camp service During the shori Mrs. 'Herro;.. Layne, Mrs. M: &P.•·UI!O and Mn. Um F. Roland Karr;. pupils . TereSI IIIII' IBaptist Church PITh. M MlssdionM. J h s· MASON .- One hundred and L Ohlinger Mila Lelah Jane !V'llrh; pupllr Sbane Hesson, 'Howard, VIcki Bum.garilner, Da. ·MJss Harvietta Newland will on Sunday evenmg. ey were r. on "· o n osson d · Mrs' Donald F Roush O.w&in Russoll, Oreg Rouab, vld Russell, Leater Ohlinger, -• lth ·her sister an d lam~ accomparu'ed by the'or daught· •ta.med with a cook-out twenty ch:Jdren have enrolle recently at Ev-Un-Breth ~t w ~r · n-···•, ...:... L. c'. Jacl\le ?augb, Yvonne Grlnatead ,'l'lnlm)> Howard. Jobony Ridgvi . •· 1 M d · 1 Mr nd Mr th hom of her parents the Mason Methodist Vaca. Those attending were M r onn •c- er an son-on- aw, .a s e e , . Mrs '""""' Lloyd Roush Mrs ·Linda Bumgardner, Mandy Ho- way, Harriett Layne1 Nan J O•~ 1y, Mr. and M,.., Moc...e earthy and daughter. in Park· Jack Fowler and children, Mrss. Russell Capehart tion Church School. Mrs. Reu· BeBrnteardMrsLI~;ngio ~~ F ~ ' Mrs D A Smlth. ward, Jane Powell, Kay Layne, oton, Peggy Smith. ersburg for several days. n~ and Tammyy. Attending were Mr. ben Stewart co-director has a y, · ay n ey, · · · · ' Scott Howard, Barbara Vance be 1 th M s Wl'IIJ·am Persm·ger ' Howard Wagenhals. Mrs. HowW. T. Stone. Mrl. B R. ' ' Jr. "'"' - Sr High C I ass . e r. Mr announced. Various crafts wiD d B . M John Vance Mrs. Howard Wagenhals Jell Vance, Bobby Nicowander, tea-•:::!"'M o'avld Roush Mrs. E . L. Cape ha rl , who Fove mem rs o hao been visiting her •'"' and Go Lucky 4-H Club are Johru·y. Columbus; · ar urros, " · ' ' Brent Layne. Scott Roush and """"'· rs. ' .. w.,eiiek..,.""'l Mrs. Sisson and Melarue, be exhoboted on the last day of ner, Mrs. R. F. Bryant, Mro. N. 0. Weinand the Buddy Rose Mrs. Kenneth Ridge, Mrs. Har· r Pomeroy, and Mr. and school, Friday, June 19th ottle Roush, and guest. Mrs. ' ey Layne; pupils Nancy Hill, Capehari. 7 to 8:30 p.m. Open houae Lola Boston and Rebecca Lolberana Jlold V.C.S. Primary I Claaa - teachers, Myra Rouah, Sheryl BumgardMr. and Mrs. J. W. be observed and the par-ris. Mrs. William Russell and Mrs. ner, Belb Ord, Sonja Yonker, and daughter, SUsie, of and friends are invited to N. H. Garden Club St. Paul's Lutheran Church Edwill Roush; puplla David Susie Grinstead, Kathy Roush, ta, Ga., are visiting her view the products made ·by pu· concluded their two weets of Rouah, Nlda Grinstead, Luellen Jane Roush, Penny Burris, Vloter, Miss Bessie Wright, of the various departments. The New Haven Garden Club Vacation Chureh School on Frl- Rollab, Cbarlolt!o Edwarda, Kay kl .Jolinston, Karan Greene. several weeks. Mrs. Carl The theme of the school is met on Thursday eveulng at day evening with a picnic in the Rouab, Mike Ridge, Rex How- Directory of the school was II ~::~~ of Belpre visited on "Jesus _ Learning About Him the Alex.Quillen Memorial churcb yard. Tbe parents and ard, Barbara Johnsinn, Sara Rev. Jack Welch, secretary, II with the group. · and From Him." Officers collect- Building with Mrs. H. L. Dyer, guc;ts viewed the crafta made Hutchinson. Mrs. Everett Roush. RelresbMiss Viola Kautz of Colum- ed will be given to the Beckley Mrs. Harry Layne and M r s. by the children. Those register- Primary ll Claaa.- teachers, ments, Mrs. Velma Rouah a• bus is spending the summer w. va. Howard Burris as hostesses. ad at the sehool wm as follows: Mrs. Jack Hessoo, Mrs. Job n listed by ladles of the church. her horne in Mason. 1-D.U, Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 18, 1 •I r----------------0 : ' SAVE UP TO $~~! PAIR OF DECORATOR PUU.UPS 2 $5 ' aaa· :::-...:::".::&.for COLONIAL SWIVEL ROCKER eenerous sized SWivel Rocker. Foam JMIIow back and seat and handsome print ...... NOW ON SALE! First Come-First Served . - NOWII JUST ·RECEIVED . .. .I N- A bolutiiUJ polr of Q:ceolonal Chalro at a fantastic loW price. Bepnt Charming Early American styling In a comfortabft, $100° FRIGIDAIRE Friday and Saturday Sale ·At: I - REFRIGERATOR J..:WASHER & DRYER ' FURNITURE . I I j' J J ... ,,, . . RUTLAND, 0. ... . ; ' . PIPES, large selection --- --- - P 5 to 2·so BOX CIGARS - - - - all his favorites TIMEX WATCHES POCKET WATCHES Wutclox FOR HIM 3.95 and 4.95 7.95 n.39·95 St. Regis-3.25 ZIP PO Electl;ic Lighters Shavers Always Welcome eNorelco e Remington eSunbeom 3.50 "' 6·00 ., ' At Low Budget-Pleasing Prices! t.op GILLmE SUN-UP AFTER SHAVE---- King site GJft wrapped - beautiful bottle. GILLETTE SPEC! AL- SAVE S2c A $2.37 VALUE Gillette Sun-Up After Shave Gillette Adjustable lfazor ALL Stainless Steel Blades - - - - - - - FOR OLD SPICE SHAVE LOTION and STICK DEODORANT - - - - - - - - - b o t h for 2.25 OLD SPICE SHAVE LOTION and ' :Hi SPRAY DEODORANT - - - - - - - - both for 1.25 ~N WILLIAMS LECTRIC SHAVE, REGULAR, ICE BLUE AQUA VELVA and AFTER SHAVE -----..'"• TiilaseU and chJl. •~~=~ ber poren~s, Mr. .~ ' I Mra. Lucy Whlttalter a aon, Donnie, who hal been · Mrs. Lucy Spencer ·to her home al Cln<lnGel1rude Frank of is villtlnc her · daugb·11111 ' SOD-in-law, Mr. and Friend, . . ·i..:IUCTRIC RANGES Mason, W.Va. my. l,aanvJDe 1.-JREEZER \ By Mro. A. H. Bailey Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ballard and Brenda Lee were supper ·~~~it;ol Mr. and Mrs. Art ~ and family of Syraeuse, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Willian Feroton II of Columbus were weekend itors of Mr. and Mrs. Holter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cobb and son spent the weekend with Charles Spencer family . Mr. and Mrs. Donald Trussell of MI. Vernon spent a end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marcinko and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Trussell. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Eddy and Jimmie of Wooster spent I Stmdi•Y with Mr. and Mrs. Grover White and Doris. Miss Sharon Holter re~urnr!d II home after spending a weeks with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Worley · Dexter. Mrs. Davia returned home with her for a visit. Mrs. Gertrude Frank of Nelsonville spent Saturday lng with Mrs. A. H. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. Homer ~~:I I wood of Akron, Mr. and Waremao of Keoo called lite Grover White family ,.... cently, Everett Smith and daughter Steubenville visited his sister' Mrs •. Louise Headley and ' FOR Pelo Klrkpatrlc! Ind. lllld Mrs. Raymond Oilof L•kevlew visited . Mrs. Stanley Trussell, · llfr. and Mr.. Grover White and Doris visited . their cblldren, Mrs. Thelma Eddy of Wooster, Junior While of ·" '.r-11 litd Mrs, Donna Jell!IIII~ILIIIitii..__ _ _ _illilllillot_ _ _ _.:.,._ _ _ _ _ _ _.;:.,::.;.. . . _JOiiii.J �' . ,, • ) • • \it 72-year-old Negro Handyman Wins Degree New Mode for Sunbathers Draws Big Cro~~ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--On any rea"'""'bly IIDIIIY day, San Francisco'• tv.arinl Orten Ia iJ>. vaded by an army ot sun bathers. Wedn..Uy, one of that armty was a wtoo""'n ln.eA~ new con revers1I 1 P1en "'a~ lng suit. The history • making 1\111· bather was Mrs. Cathy Hardwick, whose appearance 011 the green quickly drew • large crowd of tashlon.mlnded 1enUemen. renUy iB ,.lllng ~ controver- ibouKht that audlty would lDo sial women's suita, wblcb bavt vade the _.Jd'a bdcbes. only two slim ·slrapa above the "I'm agalllst total nudity,~ Wall!. she laid. "II _,ld be very bacl SomebodY uked II abe ever f..- bualneu." 1 10-Dally Sentinel Pomeroy·Middle...,.. 0 June 18 1064 , LOS ANGELI;:S (UPI'- A tall, He said tho boosts would ac- month, lncreast<l to $460 to f410!)-$700. 1861i. proud. 72-year-old Negro handy- ' tually save tne state money by $550. Lieutenan!J ~S0-1660, to 1660- Majo11 ~. to $'78HIHO. mon who put his I Ochildren reducing the loss of trained per- $550. $785. Superintendent $785-$940, to through college loday clutc-hed sonnet and, at the same time, Corporals, $4411-$5~. to $52$- Capilllna fell0-$720, to $720. $9ol0-$1,100. • bi1 hi&h school diploma and aiding the reeruitment efforts. ~ $e30. ' t""4 "' · • • looked forward to s(arting col- Here is tile new pay scale for i Sergeants, $4Bo-$525 to $575S a. m.: Horner down 17, &:25 . kge himself In the fall. the Patrol : I $690. . on.: Beckjord up 18, 1:30 a. IIU!MI!M 8 . " Daniel F.lm o r.'s lif<time Patrolmen, ~ to $460 a l F'IT!t Sergeants $50&-$600, to '!'·; Calhoun up 18, 8:20 a. m.; dream t•ame true Wednesday .~ordan up 19, &:30 a. m.; lndl· when he received hiS diploma Gau&e noadtnro G~lll· ana up 19, 7 a. m.; L. w. Sweet at graduation exercises' m Dav. polis dam 18.2, runDlfll up 20, l:30 a. m.; ChriBs Jr., id Starr Jordan High School stx feet. Pt. Pleasant 24.27. down 20, 8 a. m.; Shaver Jr. " l always wanted il. " ElPomeroy 20.77 Hinton .68, sill- down 22, 8:45 p. m.: Jerry 8osmore said aft<>rward. "It wasn 't tlonary. Kanawha Falls .107 run- worth down 23, 10:35 p, m.; El· Mrs. Hardwick, a well • buill aP•uoO• UPI n"e ....11101 hard. When rhy kids were going nlng; Kanawha river on the gercllff up 23, 5:30 a. m.; Lit· native of Korea, could not 600 to «hoot. I stud1ed as much •• I COLUMBUS !UP!) - Gov.j l9'll. that his children would sills. Charlestoo 17.93 •tation· lie Edward up Greenup 1:05 a. what the .fuss was all about. IITAIII'I' wnM A - - OP · they did '' James A Rhodes today an- have an education ary. a. m.; MomaUer down Green· "In Asia ," she said, •-when The last of Elmore's duldren npunced emerg(!ncy pay raises, ing well within the b_alanced Boat Movemenltup 5:lO a. m.; R. H. Bo!lworth people see the upper body ex., graduated f~.om colle~e seve~ a~eragmg 13 per cent.. for ~he budget and more wor~, IS being Ohio River - Rowe down 13, 11 down Greenup 6:05 a. m. ; po!ed , they don't think anyy•ars ago. Tllen 1 l 1gured 1t Htghway Patrol as an mcent1vc d~~e by ~ewer peopl~. IZ :Ol a. m.; Rose G. up a, Southern down Greenup 7 :20 thing about II.'' ~~.$ttv was my !urn," he said. Four for recruitment and retenlwn of I d1dn t know wed have 10, 12 :05 a. m.; Jane T up a, a. m.: Hamilton down 31 , S:4S Mrs. Hardwick took aU the Yt"BrB' of attending night classes present_ personnel. . I of r.ou~se. but I never ch~nged 7:30 a. m.: Topul!p' up 15, a. m.; Zimmer up 32, 3:35 a. staring In stride, too, for she A pair ol lmll'll)' 1171ed et the high school In suburban The mcrf'BSf"s are effectJve my mind. however ~~~d J'~ be- 5:30 p. m.; Ray down 15, 5:S5 m.; Delta Queen down Mel- runs • fashion shop and curDeW Mawp. mabo tho Watts earned ,Elmore lJis di- J~IY. 1 and beco me permanent ca~e }o make a hv!ng, he a. m.; Onward down 15, 7:30 dahl 11 p. m.; Oliver Shearer . 10 ploma. Wtlhtn 90 days. said. They all had plenty a m · New MarUnsvilla down up Meldahl 5·5S a m perfect IWt • ,.... Going To R lax , eat and they all looked decent .. ' · · · TO OFF ..:R BEEF look ol ~ ADd lbiit e Finance D I r e c tor Richard I h' th t h 16, I :55 a. m.; Charles Kay up Ga!Upolls dam - lllernaus ''N9w I'm going to relax 8 Krabac-h said rail es also would w ..~~ ey .,wen anyw ere_. ll 16, 2:35 a. m. : Beaver up 16, down 5:30 a. in.: Themma N WASHINGTON (UPI) -The opeel•l ~Pa bullt-ID bit," he said. go ir.to effect fo.r ;,me person- durin w~~~ d e~~;~lo~'"';;'~~ ) 3:05 a. m. ; St.Marys up 16 down 7:35 p, m.: Queen Clly jAgrlculture Department plans aaalart wiD pat In September, Elmore plans net in the Welfare. Health ""d have gno re r~. I'd do It all ~ - 15 a. m.: Jefferson up 17, down 8:10 p. m.; 1'1-Bolt up to offer beef to foreign counllpJ'iDf Into )'OUr llep. to enter Coli)Pton College. Mental Hygiene departments. a••m · g under the same 11:10 p. m.; National up 17, 12:30 a. m.; Titan up 4:10 a. tries uodtr the Food For Peace Try Oil • Jllllr, loclq, Born m. 1\labama · Elmore .. have been con· over ~ • . State o1fJc•als ire msta.tces if 1 had to,, m.; p ame1a D down •.. :30 a. program, 1t announced Wedne• had to 'l"tt school after the fifth cerned with the high turnover c u Nine Children Ltvllll. m.; Semel down 7:10 a. m.: day . · Eas!A!rn up 7::20 a.m.; Reed grade. He returned to;chool at in the Patrol and a strong...,. age ~· b~t: ,rorkl War 1 3 .nd cruitment d1·ive is underway. Tht- nine surviving children down 8:4S a. m. A spokesman said )oeal eurthen marrlatii'' Interfered With The Patrol Academy class range in age from 27 to 43. One renciea would be accepted aa l graduating Juno 26 will fill only died six years ago. Kanawba Rfver Solvay payment. He emphasized that his plans for •• educa.uon. Elmore saicL.he decided tbl 29 of 44 vacancies and the next "Every one of tttem wanted down London 4 8· m ; Lucas up no sales agreement~ would be ~y ~ firat cfiRd wls born, In replacement ch••; was po8t- to go to college and every one London 6:lS a. m.: Helen Z up made without first finding out 6 .45 r'oi;;;;;;;;;::o;;::;;;;;::;;;;;::;;;;;::;;;.-.-=='ll poned because of alack of can- worked to help me put them By mrs. Lyle Balderooo London a, m.; F. II they would Interfere witb ' didates. through ." he said. "Each PIANn 'lECJTAL SheaN!r down Marmet, 8:40 P· regular sales of other beef tl· PIRST QUALITY Rhodes said H1e pay hikes earned at least $10 a month Mrs. Ernest ·•ehead pre- m.: Bruce down Marmet 9:30 porting _countries. REGULAR were made possible by "o while going_to school, most ol ' sented her pup. , recently In P- m.: Margaret Brent downl'--"-'-------1 Certified Oil Station marked increase in efficiency them more I did anything and I a recital at her home. So- Marmet 2:40 a. m.: Charley its share of thiB part o1 tbe OTHER SHOES FOR In many departments ," adding everyliiing I could to make an lies and duets were played by Roy up Wmfleld S:35 P· m.; space job," said Welsh. "It lrt. Moln II. Pomeroy thai " departments are opera!- honest dollar." t2Ie following : Becky and Ric· Sandy up Winfield, 3:20 a. m. should not be possible lor any· DAD START AT___ ky Proffilt, Cathy Pickens, Jaone to take seriously the public net Frank, Rachel Pigott, Joe SELL PUBLIC SPACE diatribes against the national Griffith, Karen and Robin space program." Humphrey, Nola Myers, San- WASHINGTON (UPIJ Dr. Men's Fine Quality Short Sleeve dra Newlun. Sharon Blanton Edward C. Welsh, executive sec· SKIN ITCH and Jane Whitehead. Refresh- retary of tht National AeronauDON'T SCRATCH !TI 324 Second AYey Galllpolla, Ohio Opp. Tho Park me?ts were s_erved by Mrl. tics a~ Space Councll, Wednts- serateblnl apre.~dl tmHtlaa. C!a\IIJDI Wlutehead aSSisted by her dat>- day mght urged private Indus- MOllE •""· " " " ,_.........., ITCR"SERVING YOU SINCE 1936" 11""""' ..,... dod ""ter, J ean, to t he above nam- lrY t o rnake great er eIfarts to ME·NO'l' l -and d .aoUaeptic &" lD mmuta acUoo IMIJI• Murphy'o hov' o wonderful ed and their guests ' Mrs ' sell Congress and the public on ~Peed tteauna. Ftnt tor HH~DL 1nMct OPEN I'RIDAY NIT& TIL I P.M, bltell, foot ltcll, othar IIUrlac. rub... selection of prints, Donald Myers:, Mrs. C. Ed the space program. If not pleaAdb 10Ul' .&Be 1111lk at ••, ' ond gingham chocl<e cat. ...... _ M H II k Ind I Is " I ........ ro.TDAYatS... Hu... ..., ... o::y n . ar ss Fran us ry not now carry ng Lah•• oru11, rom..-oy. o. lo111 • • , whit. ond solid and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Kencalor loroodoloths • • • ill peth Griffi!II, Mr. and Mrs. ohort oleeye style _witft ono Robert Proffitt and son, Mrs. poclot. Ro 9 1 lor or Ivy FOR Willard Piggott, Mrs. Mcintyre LNqut coHars-1 Mrs. Blanton, Mrs. Harold GIYe Dad Llghlwalght Luxury ... Newlun, Linda Brown, Patty Dorst and Jull Whitehead. Give Dad'l wardr<Jbe a cool lift with a new Stet. GARDEN CWB son Straw chosen from Mr·s. Claremont Harris wa1 our fa1hion fJr1t teleetion hostess to the Riverview Garol ohadlngo and brim by J&F den Club for lfle May meeting. widtho. Give Dad a J"ll' ll'eather-w... Assisting her was Mrs. Her95 95 Suil A tropical blend of llll'i'o Daoand man Groosnickle .The meetlnK cron and 411% woratad Iii thll ou. waa opened with club song,· oon'o llihter and brl&hter ohadln4 ', .; ''For the Beauty of the Earth." Dad will ollp throueh aummor Iii ·· ·., Followill( thiB the club prayer p0 00 $ cool comfort. was read by the members. by H-1-$ and Crlclceteer Plans were made for a picnic Dad w!ll enjoy the llghtwei&bt to he June 25 at the Portland comfort of a "'"' Summer Sport Park. A potluck supper is to be Coat chosen !rom our coUectlon served at 5:45 EST. The pro- of comfortable fabrtco, A flit ho gram topics were "Flowen for will wear for drea or ea1ual wear. ()therSummarl - Suitt l'rlcecl Flower· BOJ:es" and "Do'a and $18·95 from$29.95 Don'ts of Gardening.'• given by from Mrs. Harliss Frank and Mrs. Frank Bise. Refreshments were I served to 15 members. . of PERSONAL'! Help Dad relax m a cool pair R.iver news Highway , Patrolmen Gett···ng •. c s} }3 per enl a ary H"k I es ASSAGJIC Reedsville Society Notes I 28'' 66.9·a Dan Thomas &Son '.SPORT SHIRTS t•id1 s FATHER'S DAY.IS JUNE 21st 00 Stetson Straws $6· Feather·Weve Suits $7• rt C t 5 I' • Reston Sl ac k5 . Arrow Shirts dress slack& chosen from our ... Mr. and Mrs. Claude Smith lection of cool llghtwei&l•t fabrico, ll'or o cool eaq · 01re llllllmer 11.. aod Mr. and Mrs. Gene Wll$ 91 Dad Arrow Halt Sleeve Dte11 son visited at Adelphia recentfrom , · Shirts cho1en from our aelectloa of ly. popular otyleo In white allcl eow-._ Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Soulier of Akron spent a weekend with ..... $4.25 byCampua J Mr .and Mrs. Virgil Buckley. Dad will bretH· lllrouch oum· Recent guests of Mr. and mer with a new aport ablrl ehoMrs. Walter Brown and family oon from our collection of fresh by Enro & Arrow were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Merenew otyte1 and ohacUncs. dith and daughter of Columbus, Help Dad · sleep comfoltllble In $1.98 Mr. and Mrs. <llarles Pickens from these ouy care oullllJW' !lola· and daughter, Parkersburg mu ol -1 llsbtwellht • 111 ohort o!Mve knee loqtb otJlo Melanie Brown, Ohio State University, Mrs. Harllss Frsnk •nd family, Long Bottom, and Naomi Pickens. • Mr. and Mr1. John Henderson are parents of a son born at Meig• Memorial hospl!lll. Mrs. H. E. Cowdery visited Dad •.W travel ' Ill fuhlo• Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Miller and wl\11 Somtonlla Stntury ehGo family of Baltimore, Oltlo and aen from our oeleetlon of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Ditravel ·r liht mea ln. Blldt ley of Canal Winch081er. She by McGregor Olivo, Seal 1111& or lliak Brown. alao attended Commencement Dad wlll enjoy hii leloill'e 'tlmo exercises at Picl<erlngtbn lli!lh with a Caban• Sel 1!'1 a fun school. ' • and sun combinatioD he'U takt Mr. and Mr•. Alfred, Cash- everywhere. dollar and family held if-~milv reunion 11 their. borne re_ iG, 95 lly K-1·1 cently, Attending were • ,._ ·.g and Mrs. Huberi Carr andd SuDad will reta: and • • 'I n.. by RUII\y and McGregor pair ol walt ab.arll eliaaiD from un, Mr. and Mrs Clark Ed· For •wimmlnc and beach wear, our collaeUon Gf pdnbo, •bam, warda and Pally, Mary Jall8 lla<l wlll enjoy a new &wlm Suit otrlpeo e4 Mild·ooton. Cashdollar, all of Columbus, ehoton from our ,.}eetlan of fa. Mr and Mrs. Robert Edwards ,_ ahlonablo otylot. of Dayton and Mr. aod Mrs. 98 Bernie Edwarda. fNm Richard Cashdollar lo visiting Mr. and Mrs. Robeert Edwards at Dayton. Mr. and Mrs. Rldlard Srniill and Linda o1 Akron visited Mr · and Mrs. Ernest Ruth and oth· er relatives. · Mrs. SUe Honeyeutt io a paI tlent In a Marietta HOipital. OMNbr ~lifo1dt ·' Mi-. and Mra Gerald Oun oP•rlalelta U~ Our lutlpt, Charge, Ltyaway P~i111 . of Huntington spent a day witb . Mr. and Mrs. · HIII'Oid Johnson. •Swank Cuff L_lnb Mr and Mrs Russell Buck- 0 .Yinl Sll~ ley, New Brighton. Pa, are · viBitlng with relativ., hero. a Jade ENt Tellotrl• 1l otork ~D~an~y:SeD:;tln~el:;,Po::lllero;:::'i:·Ml=d~d~leport,~~o~,~JIID~e~l~8.~1~9M-~ 1 Mrs. The Reedsyill •e tan, ...., . reco.nt •laltoro to Coall!l • Notes sOCiety IJC voR- CHECK THESE GIFTS FOR I Ca ba . na Sets ""*,.,. ,.. .:-.. FLOATIHG Mlioa SPEED SHAVU W._.fort ....... of root..-, I> lodes lhirt . . . . . h'•hnl Samsonlte Slllhny Slid!: i1 ,. sui, 3-o~.. ..... "''fo-Sho.-" .. 101 • talc ...d .... ................... Excaption1lly Comfort1ble $19·9 5 Well built rocker; 1turdy h1rdwood frame. Seat il constructed with ft "no sag" sprin.es, pennalator padded witb cotton and felt, also l-inch of urethane loam. (!lack hill 4 "no sag" springs) G. C . MURPHY CO. HLUPOLIS, OHIO NEED HAND TOOLS? You won't find betler qUIIity H1nd Tools ••• At Such Relson- .W. Prices • •• •• those you'll find In our .. . tool' dep.utment. ' Como In this week md M all the oth· w VlOIIderful Fath· 11"1 0111 ~ ID our ttore. .... UtilitY .... MG. . . . . . . $988 --------------------------·11 ••no.a.•- ,' ~~t• Utili~ ;....'nt.."!"~o':fhtnt:l~ • a..~ lr~mmell Tlaa Guy Spencer properly. . oDunmar IWiel . bdD .. ... ......... -.H•• hop a ad l.lllllip., H.P. w.. I .' ~• I . ll)o . , . . .... ... , _ ......IIIIIIII. •i.. 1&1 A -c,.~ac·· *2· andMr :=:.:: I IUNE 21st .......... pip_ INI.Aa - Pill 'N' WY OFI' STREET PARKING OPIN 'I'lL 4:30 P.M. iliary to Feeney • Bennett Post 128 Middleport and children asal11ed 111 the Poppy Day sale will have a picnic at the Middleport Roadside Plll'k Sa~ urday, June 20, from I III 3 p. m. Those planning to attend are aaked to meet at the legion baD ot I p. m. or come to the park. The, myf ol !lie Rutland Metllodlst Oturcb will hold a rummage and bake oale in the ehurch basellll!lt Saturday at I a. m. For pickup of donations ea1l SH :&.6304. A bridal shower llonorlnl Mrs. Carolyn Goegleln CoUum8, a recent bride, will ba held at the Rock Sprlnga MetbodiBt church, Saturday at 7:30 p.m. A II allcl nolghbora ore In- America's fa~rite trave. 5 compatlioo a Patm.~· Tropical Swl 'Whether you 3.1'e going on a business trip or atvaeatioa, gowitha~.A- '-TropiQI.Thissuitkeepotlaat Other Palm Beach Suits To - - - - $55.00 1 l' : ·' ' IDly o~ iers. You will find a wide selectiOi;·'. ESPECIALLY FOR DAD! items for him at popular prices. '•rf•ct For b1dl Haggu and Palm S..ch SLACKS Manhatton & Wingo • $6-~ .. $14·95 Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Knp Him Cl)oll Short Sl.eve $2.98 to $5.95 Manhattan • SUGGESTIONS DRESS SHIRTS FROM OUR Now is the t1me' to give DAD an $4.25_.$5.00 GIFT BAR I~N-~ SHII . ss-95 __, ... _.._ eBILLFOLDS ELGIN! M-nhattan Th•'f'r• So Coell HAGGAR and JANTZEN e CLOTIIES BRUSIIES oHAJR BRUSHES SUMMER PAJAMAS e SHOE SHINE KITS $3.98 __$4.98 oWATCIIES eCUFF lJNKS aTIE TACKS o MANIC URI! SETS WALK SHORTS $3.98. $6.t5 ' e VACUUll BRUSHES e SPEEDSHAVEilS Gi.,. Him Several oRADIOS eENGLISH LEATIIER MANHATIAN Handkerchiefs · TIJILE'rlllg 4 for $1-00 A Wide Cholc• HICKOK BELTS $po__ $2.so and Griffon two Jnd SPORT COATS Jantun TO.. ·' 7Sc .. $po STRAW HATS by Dobbs lo Mallory $2.95_$5.95 .--STORE HOURS: - f..5 dtily- eloM Thun. .. """ Open Priday •••· til I ... MJ '1 lid s.t.•.,.. tliJ 6 pm 1 -= 354 356 SECOND .AVENUE JEwnas ,..._ . · · ~ hcond Ave. ' ESQUIRE SOCKS KHp Him Cool THOMAS CLOTHIERS ~ GAU!POt">~~IO :l • ---... - "" All · ....... ''" .... aq.,: ~-::~·~·;l~llpo~lla.~Oh-lo- Give Dtd $2.98 to $5.95 PAll DAVIES Pi!'. PLEASANT • Applyl.nl 191' a ~ lie-. Ia 1ha offlee of the County 01.t,w,nl In cool dacron 6: eotton, d.acran It wool, seen-.cker or all cotton t,brlea. in plaids, nut eheells or plain rolon in tbt seuon's moat popuLar 5had· e1, You ue aure to plelle Dad with a new II)Ort c011t from our IOIII:p)ete aelection. KNIT SHIRTS Lowery. Tble wu the WAII:II B.lll!-100 YURS YOUNt UJitll 84p'-n+ey, - - - ··t":- - - - - • •. .- ,: ~- make your gift selection from The final meeting ol tbe year of I of the Women's ol the Firll United Presbyterian Churcli 111 Middl&waa beld Tuesday evening the home of M!1. Donald ILoWI!ry. ' Devotl0111 ontltlecl, "Our Herl~~"~were t.v.. by Mrs. II Lacey who lllo pre. ln the abseoce of the 1ebab~. Mn. Be\!Iel Coleman. MYron MIDer gave the , Study the topic, I. ~S...~~l !!ha'l"!.l for in . JMIIID-.Watllpoof,'llliftoo l WeN served by ~---andl IIPa.contl ' Low!ty aDd Betty Lowery ....................~ ...,-.~-.-.• - : - -.-,.-. - - -·- :,:-.. -·'- - - - - t i J i l l i l o a Arthur ' , I The way to please Dati Palm a-t., s.-n eJabt.nn-~ alld Anile Walburn .........., •·l'fJII """' ... . I . ' "just """"ed" look, day alter day. The secret is a UBique !i•>- , ~ bl....ting of Daeroo" polyeoter aDd ray011. , ~ · ·. :. Come i• today for a tey-oo. All the popular new eolora 3JH1 ' •; ~patterDS-re\lerse twist stripes and plaids, froat ~ ; f))-'~ poiots a.nd elear glella.!mp""""bly tailored by~..,.~ •q ,, Compaay with tbe esch18ive "Cooltoor Collar'~,(or a riUfe« & lneoo.... tiotaal JOO<Iel (pleated tr-oo...-) and natural .,.;,t•, · -~ &haWder at:, I' sar ~ K.oat tr.ouser }. "'~ •: Fino/ Meeting 01 Year Held By Group I ' AS ,., GIFTS FROM HIS FAVORITE STORE ••• THOMAS CLOTHIERS 'I JUNE It Membero of the Ladlea Aux- Swim Suits PLATFORM ROCKER [· REMEMBER • Summer Pafamas eBelge eBrown eGold I DAD Sport Shirts NYLON PILE At BILL DING SAYS: 5 Upholstered In · · · · Court Rules Unborn Child Has 'Rights' pint and 1 - blue astreamerswith running from · tmd Jalm Han Ill WoO. It, door priz• was awarded Lillian Pickens. Punch, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. and cake, null, and mints were serMrs. Rose and Lillie 'lbomas. ved to the above named and The Olive Farm Woman'• Ruth All11e Balderson and Kay, club met with Mrs. Mamie Darlene Reed, Kimberly Reed, -::-~-------!Buckley for their June Mamie Buckley, Barbara Tholl)' Mrs. Lyle Ba!defiGI During the business 0111, Mabel Heuer, Mary AlTho Birthday Club met 1'&- CQnducled by ille preoldent, ice Bile, Icy Davis, G I' a d y s tently at the borne of Mra. Mrs. Pauline Myers, the club Willlams, Rushla Shumway, ViPat Batley at 'nlppera Plalna. voted to aend a dooation to vlan Humphrey and Robin. Plano weera macle to eat out Boya' VWage, The program Nettle Cowdery. Marilyn Buck•urlng tho next meeting. Gilts waa as followa: Marriage eu. ley, Laura Ruth. Sending gifts were elch&nKed by the mem· tomJ m U. S. by Mrs. Lillian were Martha Orr, PhyDis Hetbers. Games wore played and Pickens, "Origin of ...-, Lucille Norris, Lucille, Di· refreshments served. Day" by Mra. Ella Hannum ane and Sandy, Lucille Smith, Mrs. Carl Bornhart and fam.. and a poem "Just Take Him Nancy Buckley, Hazel Turner, lly \'!sited near ElklDa, W.Va. at Ilia Best" by Mrs. Ara Can•l Chevalier. Lona ChevarecenUy. Myaro. Refreshments w • r e lier. Lena Pickering, Ina MasMr. and Mrs. Wnbur lkml- IOrved III above Dlll1ed and sar. Gladys Smith, May HumphJACK BLIFFEN tnerfleld ol CJun·leetan, W. Ya. tile loRowlng, Mra. MaTKaret rey, Helen Kibble, Mary Nichwere reeeat guesll of tbelr Brown, Mn. VIvian Humphrey ols, Melanie Adkins, Grace aunt, Mra. Rwtbla !liumway. and gueJIB Mrs. Leota Hawley, Weber, Maxine Whltellead, Ed· Mn. Anna Lee Cole and a former member, Karen and no Stewart, Thelma Smith, Emfamily of Cincinnati visited rei· Robin Humphrey. The c l u b rna Durst, Geraldine Holslngattv., and frlends here. will e&l out for their next er. Catherine Hash and Ronnie, Recent guests ol Mr. and meellng. Doug, David. Charles and Mrs. R. E. Williams were Mr. STORK SHOWER Steven Watson. and Mrs. J . D. Kibble of Park- Mrs. Dorotha Riebel and Mrs. ersburg and Jessie Hoyt of Ruby Watson honored M r s. Columbus. Glenna Riebel with a stork O~J !IoKer Meredith of Bevedy shower Saturday evening at :1 apent the weekend here With Dolly's Restaurant Games ~ o. relatives. were played by the guests and Mn. James Caruthers, Bee- prizes were won by Audria Mor- The Amateur Gardeners of ky and Lermle Sue of Conlon ton. Margaret Ann Watson, Middleport will meel Wednesand Mr. and Mrs. Marvlit ise Morton, Jean Thomas, day evening at the home of Marks of Long Bottom visited by Watson, Alene King, Mrs. Harry Moore at B p.m. DETORE NAMED COACH with Mrs. Be• Larkins. lis Reed. Hazel Buckley ilrs. Guy Reynolds and Mrs. PITTSBURGH iUPl)-George Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ham- Bernice Prince. The gilts Arthur Skinner will be assist- Detore. former Cleveland lndi· ' nm~a~nd~oi~~Clne~lnna~~U~an~d~Mr~-~pl~a~ced~~on~~th~e~ta~b~le~~~ I ing hostesses. an player and scout who man1 Th'e Winding Trail Garden aged an Instructional camp will meet at the home of team at Chandler, Ariz., during Mrs. C. L. Heaton, Wednesday the wmter, has been appointed manager of Ule Salem, Va ., 1 i Bosworth Council No. 4ll, Roy- club in the rookie Appalachian , 1 and Select Masons, will bold League by the parent Pitts· j11 staled assembly Wednes- burgh Pirates. 1, 7 30 '' : at ' p.m. for the pur· SUNDE WITH VIKINGS of transacting all regular MINNEAPOLIS • ST PAUL I election of of. Sunde, ' forand the the coming year. All !UP!) - Mtlt 175-pound 1 and companiona 8 r 1 ta~kle and captam of the_ 1963 urged to attend and bring their Mmnesota F~tball team, stgned , rituals Wednesday with llle Mmnesota 1 · JU Vikings of the National F'oolball 1 ( NE II League, Col"'h Norm V a n r The Rock Springs Better Brooklin said SUnde, who has Health club will meet '!burs- slimmed down to 245 pounds, , day at 1:30 p.m. at the home of will be tried as an offensive Mr1. W. A. Morgan with Mrs. guard. Mark rrueser In charge of the ::....- - - - -- -- - -1 program and Mrs. Roy Grues- ington, and Johnifer Sue Chaper, the contest. man, 21, Pl. Pleasant. Hibert Beth<! No. 62 of the lnterna· Wallace, Jr., 4, Glenwood and Remember D1d This F1ther's Day with a tiona! Order of Job's Daughters Myrtle Greenway Wallace, 49, will meet In regular sesaion Glenwood. Herman Eugellf, Bogift h1'll enjoy for years . . . one of .our Thuraday at 7:30 p.m. at I he wers, 24, Grimms Landing, and Masonic Temple. Paulina Davis Lopez, 21 , fine h1nd, power or garden tools. 1 MagnoUa 'll!mple Pythlan Sis- Grimms ~andinK. ters will meet In regular ,I s!on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. All 1 Whnl .. .. .. And your memberl are urged to he pres17 lumber U oeatly and acttnt. I , JUNE It turately tawed. Can't beat The llacino Firemen'• Aultll· I our Black & De<ter Band iory will spoJIII()r a rummage Power Sawl when it GOtnsale June 19 • 20th in the building beside !lie club restaurant M to living time and I $ $ from I a. m . until 4 p. m. Any- Choo11 ODI for "Dad." one wishing to dooate may rail WI 9-3471 or WI ~- A donkey baseball game wiD also bo sponsored by tbo auxiliary on Saturday, June 20th at the Junior High baseball field. Homemade ice cream will be sold al the game. . • ••. 1 --·- ' i . • .... • " ' OPPOSITE THI PARK �I J '\, . --:'7 -• •.• '), Ohio MAKE DAD GLAD -~ .,' WITH GIFTS Powe~ ' • I' poteet lw!a&- Co. Pumps $2,700,000 §:AA~E ry and sanan. Sbe ~n- lntO Nation's Economy Each Week ~~~"~s-~.~:~1:1 FROM DAVIS-SHULER , .. Mr. and l\4rs. Clair Wornlt Ohio Power Co, through Us Thousands of enterprises tn , ty alone, tax payments by Ohio wer'a portion of that aiiiDunt and Conn! Sue of l'omeroy ·~::~~:' · everyday operations, Ohio, and In other states, sell , Power amount to about $1,212 wUI be $359-mlllloo. •pent S.turclay afternoon at It approximately $2,700,000 their products or aarvices to , a week. In Gallla County the to- Mr. Prenlke said lhat Ohio the William Carr hqme and week into Ule national ecoli· Ohio Power. It is a customer Ito! paid in t963 OJ11ounted to 131,· Power la Intensifying Its efforts assisted In hay balina. In !be and chent for approximately 282.54 or shghlly over 1000 a In several aspeeiS of Its buai· evening they clllled 011 his p.r. of this cash oUtlay, con~ 18,(NJO e~ter prises ranging from week. . ness, partlcularly ln providing ents, Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlll!:!l 0 . ltribuling . to many other pay· I generaill'8 equipment . manu- 1 In addition to these local taX· Sli abundant, dependable and Woode. • besides ~ts own, 1S spent racturers, -:oal comp~mes and es, t~e company 86 8 whQie economical supply of power for Several couples fr~ thlf Oluo Power s 53 . county :ser· railroads dowl\ to stationers and pays approximately $68.000 each the presen1 and the future; in area attended the AluauU Banterritory. . ~mall job printers. week in Ohio excise taxes, most bringing new industry - and, q~t at Tuppers· Plain&. So _reported ~~io ~ower _L~- 1 During 1963 , approximately Iof which ~j used for poor relief. thus, ~w job• - to il.s are.M;Jn Mr. and Mrs. J)qJUl)d ~Ut· m .summanzmg 1L" actwi· IJ,OOO sales calls were made on A:L9o. ~1rect company contri· Pf'!moting Ute _to~l .. ~lectric nam and family of ~VIlle whiCh st~engthen ~he e~n- j company purchasing represen- b_utl~ns m support of such flC· Uv1111 ~oncept; Ul tncreasma:. the spent a Sunday with h._er aunt , of t~e wad~ area 1t provJd· 1 tatives by salesmen and manu- tJVibes as Umted Fund, com· ~fflciency of all its o~rations ·Mrs.- Arthur Athfrton ... a n d · electnc serv1c~. . i faclurers' agents. Ohio Power . munity welfare .and youth agen· m or~er to keep_ electriC rates fanuly. , . ~ The $2,700,000 figure mcludes placed more than 30 000 orders cles, chambers of commerce, low, .ind Ln ~elpmg the 626 Recent visitors in the MU·~~:~:: of wages _and sala~ies. with suppliers durin@: the year educational institutions. hosplt- communities · 1t ~erves prepare lard Swartz home wen Mrs. of suppbes, servl~es in maintaining and adding to I~Is. area dev~lopment ~nd var· for future growth and progress. 1 Gracie Darst and three .chi)d.. equJpme~t ; payment of dlv ~ the more than S8,000 Items of mu s communtty orgamzatlons, ren, Mr. and Mrs. ()mer Hess, Iiden<!; and mterest, and taxes equlpm,.mt and ~upplies it must . and others, amount to $4,000 a Opal and Myrtle Van -~Meter, :=~~t;o loeal and state govern~ carry in stock to provide elec- 1 week . In addition, Ohio Power Charlotte and Joyce . Van .. Met· . It doe! not _include ex- tric service for its 485.000 cus· ' emp1oye.c; make tnd!vk!ual con· er. Don Randolph, Davitt and. / tributions to a wide variety of 1 Mike WilJiams. . . ._ .r~r Federal meome tax- 1 tomers. I'Ililii<w hic .J totaled about $19 •. Th d t d. b L"Ommunlty ag~ncles and endea· , Sunday SChool attendance on . _.... __ , e secon 1argf'S JS urse-- vors J ,, wl h off • L.1rry and 0J3J)8 Atherwn of 10 in 1963 _ 11 7 ment of funds into the comp·· une was w, t ermg ColumbUs spent th~ pM!st we$k In addition, Vice President any 's service territory is t h e Adding It all up, Ohio Pow- ~1 $13.73. Worship service!!! were wltb their grandparents. Mr. General Manacer A. N, $575,000 a week Ohio Power f'l' operations result in pouring at l1 a. m. With the Rev . and Mrs. Arthur Athrton and IPrentke of Canton. has pledg- l pay::~ In wages and sa1ar1~s and nearly $3-milllon Into thf econ- Card bringing the mes~e ot1 Jean. 'lbey returned bomf! wllb Oh~o _Power's rescurces to in benerit!!l su~h as pension~, omy each week - ~ ~ar~ash ~ ~~God's "Preparation; Man's Re- their Parents, S~tli!Kt~tY nJgnt. t:ontmmng program of boost- . insurance premmms and med1- by -product of prov1dmg elec- sponse. Mr. and Mi'e. · De~rt Yost the economy through expan- cal care benefits. The great bulk tricity for the home. busines!ll, I Word · ed t.Ml Ml· and family of Sugar Grove, 0. of generating facilities, the or the payroll money goes di· factory and farm . h 1 Kwhas recelhIV ld spent a weekend with their par· •·li•or•ous promo t'1on of eIectrJ·. rect Iy I nto the mer ket place pa· . Mr. Prentice . saJ'd Ohl o p OW· c.f aeM u n,d Mree-year-o o;;on ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ht:.rry ., D3L ·Kuhn merchandi~e. and the foste~- tronized by company employes.!er is cunfident of the ' future ~ anic~· ;~artz;s. of e Little Guthrie and Mr. apd Mrs. zaticof expansiOn and moderm· l Local real estate and person- 1growth and dt>velopment of the H k. h d If d b ok Tom Yost. The children, Rus. dus t r1a . I f ac1.,.t. .m. aI propert y taxes llal'd by Oh'10 l companv,~ serv1ce . area an d of ocledmg. af IIsu· ere a r t. sell and Richard . 01 of 111 1 1es · th b . . · · . · ·. en tnaame-asemen •·~tayed witb tern tory 1t serves. 1Power . amount to $137,000 ea<'h Ohw in general. As ev1dem:e f h' t' h H' their grandparents. :~=~~ part o1 Ohlo p ower •s Iwe<>k, w1L· h about 65 per cent of ·Iof this con fid ence, the company o1 Is.11 paren b s t orne. t'l J 1 1lIS Pamela Hencli!rson, . Vicki transfusion into the jthat tax money going Into school ! announced in March that the : eg WI e a cas un 1 u Y · Carr and Richard Buckey took bloodstream is t h systems throughout the 15,506- i American Electric Power Sy-1- Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz part in the pianp recital fer 1'1,200,001J a week spent for sup- square-mile area served by the stem, with which Ohio Power and Nina Robinson received the ,pupils of Mercedes C.mIPlles, equipment and services company. ' ,, affiliated , will spend $1·bil· word that their granddaughter. don of Pomeroy recently. Seveverything from pu~r clips In many counties, Ohio Pow- Ilion in the. next seven years_ to Sherri Swc:.rtz, daughter of Mr. eral of the parents itld' friends coal to heavy electrical eq- er ranks as the largest real es- 1expand 1ts power produabon and Mrs. Gerald Swartz of Ma- accompanied them -to the tate taxpayer. In Meigs Coon· &nd delivery facilities. Ohio Po- rletta, has been ill wl,th con- recital , ... . ~ IND SENATOR I IJ . AJfr ed l 1 state (Gpito1. One of his many "victories'' over blindness is his ability to shave himself. 1 Thar 1 ;ll>' want ~,th comfort and warfit-weather day s, that .. $~.00 to $5.95 "' . It He w a!' thf' first blind person to graduate from Northwestern University and Northwestern School of Law, fi rst blind lawyer to try C<t~es before juries and now the first blind lawyer to _tackle P ennsylvan ia politics. W alk! ilc without a cane or dog, hP. ha~ n superlativE> sen se of balance. He 1akes and rf'.n ds Braille notf>s and tt'11~ tlm C' with a Br~ill e wrist watch. He ha ~ trained him~elf to walk bri ~kl.v . wit h lw rtd ~reeL Hi!< blindnl? ss has not prevented him fmm h;wing a family life with wife, two daughters. el slay . /£ ' GIFT '. d< blind 1 cool-as-a.obreeze shirts, fabrics SURPRISED l Cold Shoulder The Heat you stay cool . NOsenator ONE WAS when Leon ard Staisey became the fir st state ln the h istory of Pennsy lvania. was the latest in a lifetime of "fi rsts." Suggestions :·1tobes for Dad . ~ the luxury of a nice it\~~:;: al) his own. Smart plaids w!U make him feel like a Several to choose from at F A s .ss T H For Dress Kingsway s .95 , Socks for Dad Same old suggestion, but dad never gets enough so give him the practical gift. socks. '. I to $l00 s D A y Co"}!ortll,ble leisure slippers for dad'• relaxing hour!;. Washable terry in style pictured, scuffs 6t leather-like numbets at only $3.00 ·-EEl 5 Pack Clgirs with each pair ' Cool Pajamas for Summer Be cool and comfortable in wife-saving qhort pajamas. Zestful prints, coat or style . BURNING UP THE TRACK- A member of England's Roy:o~l M<~.rincs whips motor-cycle through blwzing hut on the ground s of Mar ine barracks at Ea,:;trH:'y, England . 12.95 s17.95 5 • TO '' •' R King, Barry Slippers to by Nunn Bush . E FREEl 5 Pack Cigars with each pair 49c Edgerton For Casqal Wear Gorhers r< * June ,,;·:;,;- ' ' .. f e,,-H. ·FREEl 5 Pack Cigars with each pair Keds • by u.s. Rubber Tit Oxfords TO s7.95 . SllpoM 21 m. FREEl 5 Pack CJg.. with each pair •3.00 GALLIPOLIS OHIO ..... : DIG THIS TRUMPETER-Mart ~poklsh plays crazy tune with · Gabriel's Trumpets, bne bf more thah 5,GOD varieties of flow- Shop Friday Nita Till 8 P.M. fOUihl .,. __ ... -· ... ~-.-,_ . ~' • ,,,_ r. . ·. ; ,~.~ ' • 'p' ~ ~. f ...... ' • C I • • .....~ ,~ ··•<ln·•-"~..;a~;Jr • ···:·~·.,:.~.,,.. , .~ . ...._ \' \..< .,t.\.,...,r'll!' )., ' . .;.~~ \ !'. ·-·-~ ,,1 j' I ·J ._; . ' .••.(~ .,~ ' ..!'' ' ~... ~-·'t:J ,_,, •c '' '· c : " ' <_: er• bloomin& at lh• St. Pe!1>rsburac F,IL1 Tropical Garolelll. Klllg Fe91!"1' Sfl!dlii.l l, WASTELESS SKI TRACTs-If you look closely, you will see skiers mow..; alimi · the Jl!ighty Tasman Glacier on New Zealand's South Island. Pl.fjlnes Carry- yiaitQr, to areas such u this for winter sporls during Sllllllller monlhll in Nanh ~ I' • ,,' 1 ._,_" .•"'' .. ~' . �• • " • J I ,• ~. Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , June WANT AD INFORMATION ~joe 2 SIGNS OP DI:ADLINU f'. M . O.y ~,. Publlealion QUALITY !1MD\!I<t1 P.adll&e 8:00 A. Ill Monday C.oiCJ:l..LATIOtiiS ' \918 CORR~IONS , ~rD.:'--:'r ~~~:k~·~n \ M. REO ULATlONS 'nil DUblUher r-e1erve1 the r11h1 K HIU or reJect atly ldt d<l!l'mi!'d obJe<"liOhlbJI. Error• 1hould 1M repnrted lftlmedlat.,.ly . The pub· · •1!.~ Will uot be r~t£ pun ~l hl<ll!l ior 8\0f" [hall oM tne11rr...:·t "'~rrtton For Want Ad suv1re e . Oenu par word one lnM-rtlon Min imum Charfe 60 c~ nu 1.1 Cent1 1)111" word for Thre~ <'on · 'iP'MIUve ln..ertl ons . It% ~nt on Plkll 1d1 and HI Nld " wltllln 10 da-,1 . CARD ~ ,OF THANKS & OBITU tlftl!ll - ll.U fgr 50 word min· lmum . Each addlt\ onal word lc QJ'J'I Ci HOURS . A. M. t.o 5.00 P. M. Daily 81 -a:30 A . .M. ,•o 12;00 DOOII . I rf'l 80 EASY ""' · TO PLA.CJ: A. ' ftZSUl..T PRDDUCl lfG WANT AD PHONE WY2-2157 Television Revue Legel Notice dett.eo, 5246. lht' fluor, 166 H.P. engine, radio, heater, a real aharpie. 1964 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door $2895 V8 engine, Power&lide trans ., whitewadl tires, radio, hea~r, seat belts , beautiful white over silver blue with matchm& intt-rior. $1295 Radio, heater , likE' nt'w whitl'wali tires, automatic shi ft. Bei·ge and C'otal finish . By RICK DU BROW UDilecl l'nlo lnlerUIIoul HOLLYWOOD IUP! )-ArroWI 11 the tlr: When will the public oee oomo practical results ol Conpeu' year-<>ld investieatim of television rstlngs.! When will the DOtworka offer 1 good jazz series? Isn't It devaatattngly clear bow thorotighly Jack Paar ha demonstrated his show's ouperlority to "That Was The Week That Was" in their publicized You C•n't llle•t The D••l You'll Get At , • , FOR YOUR Bulldozer ort. Phone W" U455, l'aul L. ley, Pomeroy, Ohio, R. D. 6 I KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT 63 Fairlane 500 2 Dr. POMEROY, OHIO Pomerov Motor Co. In the Hearl af OPEN EVE!S. 7:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO THE AMERICAN RUHR 8 Cylinder.. Standard Trans. Radio 63 Falcon 4 Dr. General Real Eltato Service For Rent hx229 Phano WY Auto. Trans. Radio z-3130 .". 62 Falcon 2 Dr. Standard Trans• MEJOS COUN'n COMMI88IONEPII IN ANSWER to - tbe criticism of friends wbo sign boods, 3tp BYt Mflry Ch.ncey, Clerll: '· u. 11, 1L fte bedi'OOI'! , (I) I PAW!SOMEBOOY BROKE IN OUR BARN LAST NI6HT ...._/,., ) AllY CROSSWORD ACBOIIII !. Bel• 6. Mlnee e. Light purple 0. 'l'hre&det tractive weeldy lineup NBC- male broadcasters In television ullboe eyelet. fV 's Friday night schedule of Answer (partly!: Have you "International Showtime" (with ever listened to the volc,~ s of 2. Foreum bono · Don Amecbe), the Bob Hopo most American women? J. Part of& Theatre Jack Benny and Pur! Doesn't televisillll suffer badmortar Will the theme song of aext ly from the same sort ol atti· ' · Musie note yPar's television award cere- tude pointed up by. a reviewer · ~- SIJike B&Toa monies ba "Once in Love with in the slww busmeas paper ~ - otate: ..,,., Emmy?" "Variety"? -"In thl• strange ?.Koull~ laflntl7· Have most video producers new worJd of Carnegie Hall, forgotten how to make love ! dungarees sit side by aide with ltories, or don't they remember dress clothes, a man wearing I 63 Falcon Futura Conv. CUCKLER REALTY what they areT In all of televiolcD'I talk about protecting that good old family audience 1n lllat good old llvillg room. has It ever OC> curred to anybody that bach&lors and siJ18Ie girls are people loo---<lot to mention huabandJ and wives without chlldren. and • vast number ol oldaters who Jive aloilo. And would advertiser• really care about protectina the good old family andience If it didn't repreoent the biQI\S! apendinl leud? market of viewers? Isn't next season's mos tat- . Why aren't there more f• 8 Cylinder. Standard Trans. Radio bhll. Notice what are friends for? 6 18 1963 Pontiac Tempest LeMans Conv. $2295 Red fin is h, black top, while interior with buc ket seats, 4 on For Sale hal Estate For S.le Pomeroy Motor Co. 1961 Rambler Classic Sta. Wagon _ RATES auslntm Service• msy feel c:mapiCUOUJ, f>e SMALL GAIN 1 uslltrs chew IIIJID?" WIJIHINGWN (UP!} - P.r. Tbe Clwulel Swim: Two one• hour ABC-TV do<umentary ope- 101U11 Income moe fl-25 bllllcD clala nm ......, will arJalnate In M~y. lor the unallest 11obt from Wllllam Hoklen'a MI. lt..,. IInce last January. ya Club In Afrlco aDa deal with The Commerce Department, hun~ng. In reporttne the llgures TueiT•kMIIIoe b1 llevtew Robert Stack star of '"!be day, said the slackening wu Untouchobl08" ' and a former mainly In manufactudlll Wlli' natimal skeet-.,ootlng cham- eo. May'o adv...,. rlllled pol' pion, il to be oeen as one d. IODII Income to 8 ....,..,. ....,. the hunters. The program a! rat. o1 . . billion -about will be broodcast m color oo . ABC-TV's live owned-and-<Jper. ~ billion higher than 1 year ated stations. ago, however. 62 Fairlane 500 ·2 Dr. 8 cylinder, Siandard Trans. Radio 62 Ford Cty. Sed. Sta. Wag. 4 Door. 8 Cylinder. Standard Trans. Rada 61 Ford Fairlane 500 2 Dr. 8 Cylinder. Standard Trans. Radio 60 Ford Galaxie 2 Dr. 8 Cylinder. Standard Trans. Radio 56 Ford 2 Dr. a·Cylinder. Standard Trans. Radio. Uke New. One Owner If you •re thinking of getting • better used c•r, come in and see VI or give VI 1 calL once Jl~" y CRYPTOQUOI'E- Here's how to w<>rk Its AXYDLBAAXB KEITH GOBLE FORD 1o LONOJ.PBLLOW One letter simply atandlr lot uother. Ill Ulla -.mp)t A II UH4 tor the Uu'te L'a, X fw tbe two 0'-. ltqle latter•. ~ tropbie.t, the Jenlf.h.llaDd tonn&t1oa ol tae wordl &rt e. II l1i nt.t. l!ach day th• cxMM lt&tem are different. * .. USED CAR LOT ilMVXNI!lP O.t. Can you wotk In a opot commercial about thlo lizard bero I baft tiD trade?" . . la- ~ MA. .t.K OPPIO'f01'1UIP WORYBB.t..t..-K.t.WOI 1'.-..,.. QlfRIIB Ct)pteqwtel THm RAKDBft .JOB C# ALL IB 'l'RYING TO LOOit BUST WRICN YOU'RE NOT.-II'IIIA'I'IIEII I <c••---1&) WJEH RADIO 5:00 CGmmunlty Newt 5:05 World, National NOWI MONDAY TIDWUGB FRIDA'II 5: 15 Spotlight OD Sporll 1:11 Sign OQ 0:21 Weather MONDAY t'I1IW ll'IIIDAY 6:11 Musical <lloct 0:341 D111ner MDIIealf 1:00 Sip aa Non 7:30 ·N1111 -Roadllnee 1:00 Swlset Blvd. l:lli Sacred ·a.-~ 7:30 Sign Off 7:31 Maaical Qocli: 1:20 Coun!ry J8111boHo SATURDAY 7:4& Tbo Ufellae 1:30 Farm NIWI 6: IS $Jgn OQ 8:00 Ohio V811ey Newt 1:3S' Pau! Bowen 1: I& Musical Cloca 8:411 World, National N.,.. 1:~ Melga C1 Afr, Ezt. 8:10 Sporll . ""': 45 '!be Ulelllle 7:00 News 1:00 Oblo VllieJ Newt 8:11 . Weather Plclun 7:111 - · · Clapel I:GI World, National Newt 8 II Musical Qoelt 7:141 Newt 1:10 Spoi1l TodaJ 8:16 CommunitJ Newt 7:11 Picken.: BaMWII'I 9:110 Talk. of tbol Town 1:11 Weatller PWturo (Tues.-'lbun.) 1: II Muolcal Clocll 9:115 Masoo CowtiJ' Newt 7:18 Newt Roport 1:61 H-. 10:00 Family Wanltlp Hour 8:1111 Breat!ut P11'17 1:00 Mlt,s!cal D'.let 10:11 PubUc Senlcl 8:10 Roy'o rood Butet 1:30 8onl • Slot7 1'11111 10:30 Latcllstrlaa 8:30 YID Patrk* Sporlll 1:4& 'FamiiJ 'll'anltlp Hour 10:611 World NPI 8:. B*or I"Unnlturo-Wod-Jrl 10:00 N11:01 Mornilt& Melodlel IO:GI Hlgb Scllool 1111 Paradl UO Opoa (ucepl Frlda1. Newt 10:11 Newt Cburcb Belli RIDCI . t·GI Collel Wllb Jallll 11:00 AmiJ1'Iml ,; 45 8ettJ N 11:45 World N"' U:lll SpeQIBI Communi" 11:15 Mum! ·CouatJ Now 11·80 MIDialerlal Alloc. IH~ communlll Newt l'rtltJ'Iml 11:1& Cou11tr7 Drlflerf M·W 12:00 Newt Roundup 12:11e Local Newt • 11 ;11 Muoa CL Afr. JtD.'l'al 12:20 BulloUn 8Qard 12:10 Marlnlla 11.11 A.S.C. Pra~Prl 11:111 Nowi 0 GI'IIDI 12:11 IIIJd DQ _Weatlta' 11;11 Flllllll WOI'IIIIp-Tbun. 12:~ Saturday Ma~ 12::10 li:YIDI ~(Win llcJird l1:t5 '!'IDTI Counl17 llJ1:116 Newt Beat 12:36 NtU (l: ,tlnml 12:00 ·N..., Ropart 1:00 SaturdQ MatiDel 12::!0 Goeas1ei"' Guul IStai-J'rL 12:10 Ag(etdlllro 1:116 Newt Beat 1Ul Counl17 Go Round IJ:IO Mualc Juat Yaa · 3:00 Sa~ Mabno. I :U Newa-llea* 1:11 BlaiiiDlr SboW-TuiL 1:11 N- Beat Z:OO Coutltr:J '~. Round 6:30 Local Nen 6:110 Dllclatl Willi Dolo I :UNeWIIIetif· . t:&t BoWIIDa Scxtlw . 6:30 .Tap Tell Rmll 3:00 Let'o·!l'ID .•Ilrelll 8:00 Newt 1:110 N3:U NOWI Btillt 1:30 Sip Otl 0:11 D!mv MDIIICIIle t:OO Wllb Dolo IIA'I\IRDAY Otl t:IO .. PIOORAM ·LOG WMPO Radio ) ' ' DEEP DOWN VALUE I us ..;;!~1 a- rw ann....., BOATERS PIL TIRID WHITI GAS ror boats at our new boat ' Nothl"' Dew" 3YNrs1oPay Oock. lust opposite our ttat10b OD the river. Super S.arvtce Station WELL DRILLIN, A1tRANGID. Evwythl"'l tomplete w• . Wat....s+...r -SALT:'. 1:00 Sign On 1:111 1:20 1:35 7:416 I:IS 10:U 10:3S 10:4& 11:416 11:36 12:01 IJ: II 12:30 CGuntry lltmlc '1'llltt Coun~ Jamboree LITTLE ORPHAN AMNII John Harms Breakflll Party Jonoo Bukk Show Tbe Good Lifo Music iD The Air '1'11111 .. llnlle Tap Tea 8bow Top Tell 8bow (Duttono) N0011 N1111 Musical IDWrlnde illY. MeriiD Teets 1:00 Platler Pll'l7 7:00 SandoWII Serenade 7::10 Sip 011 . ll!NIIAY 7101 Sip On 7:30 l"nndl Qty Baptist Hour t:OO Wlltp of HeallJti t:ao lllhlo Speab Ill YDil 10:110 Yolcl 01 Propbecy 10:36 Wub. Reporll to People 11:01 8undaJ Show 11:00 NOGII N.,.. 11:11 Chrlll!aD Hoar 12:., lin. MeriiD Teets 1:110 liiD.7 Gralllm t:• LutberiD Hoar 1:00 Tbo Qmrcb At '!:'ort 1:00 CoUIItry llJmn Timers l:ao World Ill Jteriow 1:00 8aplld Baur 7:00 •• • iliaD 011 lr HARQL~ GRAY Y EP: 8Ul A6CJUT W!~Mrf'IT$"f~!Sf ~ ~IT lOT'Si 0' CHfC$<EN8, BUT ~'11 .. .~ "THER!!'S MORE~ SAME AS .CHtCKEN~ E:Al"IN' MILLIONS 0' GRU'eS AND t3U<iS; ill WAYS THERE'S MOREl <i». ~ ~ FlQ-rr NATJJR'E~J?H1 ~ ·: .. �I ' t ''• Clrl Scout • Tr~p Around And • Girl'<"cout Troop 52 met Wed. of Mrs. Lloyd. Wright with SUe Tracy uaisting. Officers elected included Re- About Middleport nesdl\ 1t L'le home scribe. The 1 Jlrb made F ather 's Day gifts · and also plans were made for a bicyele hike Bt thee next 1 aweting. Refreshments were served bv Irene Barne-s t o . tbooo 'BIDed •hove and Jo El·l' 1 len D1ehi. Resa Booth. Mar•lynn Tracy . Debbi• and Marl1 and Darla .Neutzling. MASON \", \." -oDci"ISLANO OF LOVI" With Kobert Pre.ston and Tony 1\.audell (Color) 1"11 from lllr(ery at St.Miry'o Hospital In llllnt.lngloo, W.Va. liJJ mother and llln. Tbomaa Scally have bOon with hliD at lilt hDopltal. Mrs. William !~""- baa roo IUmed to ber home afl2r a Va., Monday. three weeka visit In LbnJ wltb Mr. and Mro M. L. Kelly ~er son ond· famlly, Mr. and are In Midland, Mich. where Mn. Cllllord CUnningham and they ore KUOJII of lhelr adll, family. CUrllo KsUy IJid famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Roger CbanceJ 1 Kntoh cJ. I H Suund Mrs. Ear ;.:-r.:;::t Is open o ope , ore KUesll 1Dg the week In Columbus with of his m o t e r, M r 1. ber daughter and 1011-Jn.law, JohD Cbancey. '!be group ristlMr. IJid Mn. Roll Halley. . ed In Mt. Vernon wltb Mr. and Mlcbaeel Sbaftor, 1011 of Mrs. Cborles Stobart and chlld· Mrs. Mary Shafer b recover- ren. WEA1'HE8 ) a·l. y Variable eloudiDe11, Wilmer lnd Dlflft lUJDid, - ...- tloallderlllo-.. Hlp U 1o lt. Low A to 7D. saturday part- otl .. ly ~louoly, 1101 10 WlliD, ' ~~ . . . • en tint~~ 41 -;: lfO'tf TOO ILMN ' -.............. ............. Heir,., .. ..v.-. •• • Vot XVI NO. 56 r:r·· Direct Action PI Okla., last week . He is house KUest of Mr. and Mra. Bruce Saylor · and Sylvia Kenneth at Laughton, Okla. will return home this w~~~:~.~~ Mr. Walburn is on , from Powell's Service Station. DRIVE· . . . IN TONIGHT II fRIIHlY "DONOVAN'S REEF" Jollll WI)'Do Lee ~ (Teo""eolor I Mr. llMI Mrs. Yli1'Nil Ilea- Moncloy at Ironton. Mrs. Jenl<· nett IJid t.imJbr ol Colnmbnl 1111 woa 71 yem old IJid the were reeeot gueat.o ol hlol ~ couple bad mony lriendJ tD • 1,,.,. Mr, and Me. Qlarlol Bet> the area. oett Tbey are vlslllnll In New 1\ln, Albert, RollM aecompa!> Jersey this week. led her mother, Mrs. A 1t a Weekend KUeato of Mr. L. D. Miller to ber borne In LeaD, W. Diles weere hll! claugb!2r and family, Mr. IJid Mrs. Fro d Steve Walburn, son of Mr. Bum and daughter, Marilla, aod Mrs. Dale Walburn, Is ot Columbu,s. Mr. Bu,sb r&turned to Columbus laavlng nicely from a laceration of his ,rll::~· ~ iMr~~·~·~dB:u:m~ ond Mlirtha for a received tn a b(cycle visit with ber father. have learned of cldent. the death o! Mrs, Thomas aoc<>mpanl<>d \Jenktns, wife of the Jate ConDennis Walburn back to greasman, 'lbomao Jenkins, on his Air Force Base In Cllnton, becca Wright, patrol leader ; C.raJynn tfra c~·, lreasurer; and . B~:~rn e::. , • I Meet.l at Wrl1hu Irene • Mrs. George Doolittle • and of children, Connie and . are visiting with ELBERFELDS GIV~ YOUR DAD A SPORT SHIRT • THIS YEAR ••• $1.95 parents, Mr. and Mrs. ~·---.11 Lambert for two weeka. Mr. GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY - Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rairden of Long Bottom will and Mrs. Lambert meet their celebrate their Golden wedding anniversary with an . open h?use at their home . on daughter and family In MI. Sunday, June 28, from 1 until 4 p.m. Mr. ani Mrs. Ra1rden w1U have been marned Vernon and accompanied them here. years on July 1. · Mainly About People In Pomeroy Mr. and Mrs. Allen Jenki!n·ll son of Flagler Beach, Fla., Machine washable, sleeved cotton shirts for visiting In Middleport with atives and friends . breezy comfort. Handsome Mr. and Mrs. Lysle of Columbus are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manning Webster. checks, plaids, stripes, prfllts an\! solids in the group. Sizes small (14-14'h), med· Lad Honored Upon His 4tl• Birtlulay lum (15-15'h), large (1616'h), extra large (17-17,.). Point Rotary Club HonQrs -June ., Shop: Thunclay 9 to 5 Frid•y - 9 to 5 S.turd•y 9:00 to 9:00 Elberfelds In Pomeroy NOW NEW FLOOR COVERINGS AT Low Cost •• Mason Furniture & Rutland Furniture Big Display of CONGOWALL, LINOLEUM and SANDRAN NOW 1-59 KNEE KNOCKERS and PEDAL PUSHERS • Sizes If to 18. Plain colors and plaids Ladies' SHORT SETS ,, Now Shorts 2·19 a!\d blouse In assortment of contrasting colors. ' Ladies' Swim Suits Dna ond 2·ploce otytoo. Sttll 1 tjiOII 11foctlon - - - - 5·99 ,. 10·99 Little Glrlo' NOW Terry Cloth Play Suits 1.59 Were 1.89. White terry with decoration NAMED PRESIDENT $AVEl.l Save On9X12 LINOLEUM ODD PIECES AND GIFTS to WEAR Will Please Dad on Father's Day Choose We•rable Gifts From Our Wide Selection .., ,, NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE IN POMEROY FOR OVER 90 YEARS REMNANTS AT REDUCED Thorruu Return from J!uit in Virginia Mr. and Mrs. Glen RUGS VInyl ,,....t PRICES II Finllhlcl 6.88 Thoma nd GaiU returned Friday from vacationing with Mr. Thoma's brotber, Sgt. and Mrs. Roy Tboma and family at Fort Bell· lvor, Va . Their sightoeeing toor Included the base and Washington, D. C. Movie plctures were taken of the hlgb pointa of lntereet in Waahlngton, the late Preatdent Ksnnedy's gr've, and tho Unknown Soldier'• grave, alao was . Yiaited. MASON . . FURNITURE .. Hli!RMAN GjJATE . · MASON, W. VA. RUTLAND FURNITURE: ARNOLD GRATE 1 lnson, an English ll~as~s~~~~~:: [ wbo bas been p DUde for magazines txpresslng her opinion aew •ple88 swimsuits: "I l)lay be known for dre88ing for ~th:~e~~:;;~:::h:~~ But to wear !U general public to ~azo get Jt." !'iS. By Mamie Van Doren on tho same subject: "I h would be nnnre exciting U desigJ}era came- out with a tomlfSS swlm suit for men." DENVER.-The Rocky Mountain Nttws said today Soviet Amba.-dor Anatoly F. Dol>ry· nin and his wlfe will make an une..'lCOrted automobile trip !rom SaatUe to Washington for 1 close per110nal look at the lllllWCI : States and ill cttlf;ens. The couple would fiy to next week to begin the continental drive. , The News said the trip will mark the first time tbe State Department has permitted a SovJet ambassador to make such an excursJon. I Amelia Walker Of Minersville .. :x~~~~Y � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 18, 1964 salser smith