http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0ed0e4f174ea32d89cbb080018f68b0d.pdf fe1078733c9977fd01ab84e07f484aed PDF Text Text ~- ................. .... . . . . ..... . ... .... . . .. • • ' ' :¥Jir .. ' WEA'l'BEB - WSCSGroup At Reedsville Meets Recently JULY SALES-ELBERFELDS- POMEROY A G-roup of Glrlt SUMMER SLACKS 'fhe Reedsville WS C.S mel ' at the home of Rose and Lilly b< H h< . A L F •1 [ ~ 1 Thomas Tues.day evE-ning Julv 7 wiUl 10 members and t~ two including knits, pol>' !ins, stretch denims and gabardine. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. present. wa~ 1e devotiOl"al period . _ <~ t by reading Scnpture of I lllst Psalm by Mrs Rushia Shumway, Chnsttan Peorfection by Lillian P1C'kens and pra~,.er by Mrs. Savlla Barnett . A trio to Huntington W. Va.. is being planned for the August meeting. The business met~ting was conducted by the new president. Nancy Buckley. Refreshments were served to Regular $2.95 Girls Slacks __ Sole $1.50 Regular $1.95 Girls Slacks __ Sole $1.00 Ntw Shipment ALL NYLON NET 72 inches wide. Beautiful colors - THE CHRISTY TRIO 39c yd. 1 ~ ~ TONIGHT Gordon Scott "SAMPSON & THE SEVEN MIRACLES of tho WORLD" -and- Richard Egan "300 SPARTANS'" THURSDAY & FRIDAY July 16.17 Hrigette Bardot "LOVE ON A PILLOW" :Co lor) -Jm d- LPslif" f'aroa "THE • SHAPED ROOM" UHRIG BROTHERS QUINTET , . HOMF:COM!NG A'r the South Bethel E.U.B. church, S1Iver Hidge, will be held Sunday, July 19. The Sunday · School will be held at 9:30, the children's program at 1 10:30. The worship service at II with Rev. Eugene Em· erson. There will be a basket dinner at noon in the new shelter house. There will be a Song Fest at 1:30 with the Uhrig Brothers of Chilhrothe, Christv Trio of Grove City. Ohio, also local talent Everyone is invited. Rev. 1 i Eugene Emerson pastor. C-8 Picnic is Well Attended At Fair Ground ! 1 ! - ·- The C·B picnic held at the Meigs County Fair Grounds on Sunday afternoon was very well attended. C-B'ers f r om - - - - - - - -- - - -- - - - S. A. Rairdens Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary on June 28th . Cottageville, Ripley, Ravenswood Statts Mills New Hav· By Mrs. Th orman Babcock and potnto chips were served 'nd M W' V d POMEROY OHIO · · t lh f · t en, a ason, , a., an The 50th weddmg anmversa- o e o11 owmg guess: C to H d w 11 to ann, amen, esoand I ry of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Rair·1 Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock Coolville, Ohio, attended, TONIGHT & THURSDAY NOT OPEN den of Long Bottom was cele- :i Mr. an d Mrs. . A· Bog anJ , 11 The p1cmc · · . was sponsored by FRIDAY ond SATURDAY !rated at their horne Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. John V. Bogard I the Pomeroy Bend c. B. Radio July 17·11 was and John, Mr. and Mrs. Thur-l Club, June 28. The table ~'DEAD RINGI!R'' 1 ded M Bette Davis & Bette Da\·ls : beautifully decoratPd with sev- man BabcocX., Mrs. W. N.1 p · era! Jargfl wedding cakes [Jre1 , . rues _were awar to rs . . twins), Karl Malden. Peter Swam, Mr<. Harold Newlun • L Phelps Jr D K Wells Lawford. Philip Carey, Jean sented to the couple by close, .'1., • ., • • Hagen, Geo. Macready friends. and Sandra, Mrs. Ethel Lark. 1 of Charleston, W. Va.; K. D. F~taturette: ~ . I ens, Mr . ana Mr!i. zern Pierce,' Matheny, Grovic ~ham, of Training for Trouble , For -entertamment hymn , Mrs. Ndlie Stethem M r 3 Charleston; Ml's. Tim NeutzC1rtoont Ihe Edilh Osborne, Mrs. Bess We~ ling, BiU NeutzHng, Paul Hapsinging wa~ provided b_v SUN., MON., TUES. Long Bottom qu_artet assist.ed ]st.er, c. B. Hayman, Mrs. Joe _tonstell, Mrs. Robert Harden, "MAN'S J;Zv:,';~:l SPORT• by Rev . Doug Circle, and the ]Bissell, Mrs . A. J. Carter, Mr. I Gene Helms, Wellston; Nathan (Technicolor) Rev. ~reeland Norns quartet :and Mrs. Charles Hensley, Mr. I Biggs_. Mr~ f-'ete Parker, and Rock Hudson, Paula Prentiss of Racme _ Hefn·shments . of land Mr s. V/illard Pigott, Ra·l Lorrame Zmn, Hamden, b=========~ca~k':e:_,~k~ooll(l ade, coffee, mmts , chaP I and Iris, Mr. and Mrs. Riley Pigoll, Florence Limber· SEN. YOUNG COMING MEIGS THEATRE ! c \ Sale $8.00 Regular $8.95 Womena DrHtH ---Sale $7.00 Our two best qualities - Regular $7.95 Womena Dre•- Sale $6.00 Regular $5.95 Womens DressH Sale $4.00 ing muslin. 36 inch bleached mullin. Regular $3.95 Womens DraosH Sale $2.50 5 ::;d• $]-25 Sale! Womens White Uniforms A fine selection of white uniforms In Jersey knits, broadcloth, dacron and dacron and cotton blends, ideal for beauticians, dietitians, nurses and wait· resses, white only. Sizes 5 to 15, 8 to 20, and 14'h Convert to comfort with DOWNEE FOAM CUSHIONING Polyurethane foam rem· llBnf.tl ideal for use in home and office. Can be cut with scis11ors to cover. Easily cemented togethP.r. No waste pieces. Non al· lergic. Cool and odorless. Regular $12.95 UNIFORMS _ SALE $10.00 Regular $10.95 UNIFORMS _ SALE $8.00 Regular $8.95 UNIFORMS _ SALE $7.00 Regular $7.95 UNIFORMS_ SALE $6.00 Regular $5.95 UNIFORMS_ SALE $4.00 Regular $4.95 UNIFORMS_ SALE $3.00 Vyntlftlm BARGAINS -INFANTS, UnLE Tots Wear 16-lnfonts $1.95 Sun Suits - - - Sole $1.00 28-lnfanto $1.00 Sun Suits Sale 69c 87-lnfants $1.95 Crowlen Sale $1.39 ' SOc to $1.50 3 • Womens $12.95 Swim Suits, Sale $7.00 According To Site 3 • Womens $10.95 Swim Suits, Sale $6.00 3 • Womens $8.95 Swim Suits, Sale $5.00 Homemaker BRAIDED OVAL RUGS 1 r--~~~-------------- ger, .. - - - - - - - - - - - ' .,. \I : new pleasu I re I 1 I SfarfS here '-••••-•-'• .!. .....- Mrs . Ella Hannum, Mrs. Ho!and Stethem Patricia and Ohio Democratic Sen. Steph· Trrrv , Mr. and Mrs. Herald en Young will be guest speakOsbo;rn and Gale, Mr. and Mrs. er at a banquet honoring Post, Ronald Osborm·, Mr. and Mrs . master General John A. Gron. Dave Yates Mildred Bissell owski at the Johu C. Baker Mrs . Charle; Pnce. > student center in Athens on Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Steth· Saturday, July 25, at 6:30 p.m. em, '.lr. and Mcs. Wayne The event honoring Mr. GroPnm·e, Mr. and Mrs. Harold nowski will precede the dedi~ Brewt>r and Janey, all of Long cation of the new Athens Post Ho:~om. d M Cha . Office July 26. Tickets for the 1 6 IS· banquet may be purchased at r. an rs. res sell and two soos, Mr. ~d Mrs. ' Mullen's Insurance oflice on Hobart Newell and Sbella, Mr. i East Main-st Pomeroy and Mr~. Ralph Parker, Mr. "" ' ' 1and Mrs . Gar! Kautz, Chesler. HAS HAYRIDE Mrs. Virgie Mora and John, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Koblentz, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd The Hy·sh~-ny class of the McPeek, Belleville, w. Va.; Racme B~tisl Church enJOY· Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Brewer and ed a haynde and wtener roast David, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar at the Sam Curti• farm .Satur· and day everung. Attendmg, mclud· Brewer, Portland; Mr. Mrs. Parnell Conrad and Rose- mg class members and guests, lyn, Amanda; Mr. and Mrs . were. Tom and Dottie Cu~tis Arlie Marks and Mr. and Mrs. Martin and June Hall, Libby Ed Daughtery and son, Belpre; gdcdle, LIII~:n WeesBe,k Trudy o~nor, axme a_ er, Kay Leota Farrell and Freddie of Medway: Mr. ~nd Mrs. W. M. McClintock, Joe Swam, Sue Kouse, Cathie Jo and Brenda, Curtis, John Moore, Lee Hall, Vandalia; Mr. and Mrs. Keith ;racey Powell, Debra Hall F -rrell, Timmie, Tammy and nd Sheryl Powell Terri, Fairborn; Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Damewood, Mary Lee Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Greer and John, Reedsville; Mrs. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pearl Ervin, Mr. and Mrs. Owers and daughter, Frannie, Howard Ervin, Rhonda, SIJar- were recent callers of Mr. on, Beverly, Howard Jr., Her- Mrs. Laurence Johnston and bie, Tamara and Teresa; Rev. !emily of Minersvllle, R. D. 1. Roy Bush; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lee, Rev. and Mrs. Doug Gir· Freeland Norris, Marlyn Pow· cle, Florence Circle; Rev, ell, Roderick Grimm, Florence Adams, Marjorie Grimm. and Earl Shuler, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Kenney Frecker and Bren· da Coolville; Tammy Sue Cur· Us, Columbus; and Mr. and , Mrs. Wray Dillon, ' Brenda· and Donna, OstraDder. Sending gifts were Emma and Pearl PoweD and G e n e Guman, Rev. and Mrs. W. K. ION REQUEST~ Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. Harold German, Mr. and Mrs, Garth Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Josepb Connolly, Mr. and French Shomo Jr., J. C. 'I $14.95 • ::.,~ iL You~ enjoy the .acw, 90ft fed ol ct'llul01e . IAsolcl with arch pad for extra comfotL Lons ---.. '!P":rinciY tle.xi6lt l::lypak:m sole and bed ler~o ~~ So*, piiabk ADd Iough Brown l:. c ralt•d lor eoetlorl fHHI performance, CO_..f IN AND TIIY ON A 1'AIII ... wo hovo ri~•• oaJ widt"• to lit. Complete Line of Work Shoes and Boots Fealuring Star Brand, Wolverine, Red Wing. Prices From $5.95 to $19.95 2-HOUR DRY CLEANING ROBINSON'S CLEANERS 2-5421 · Poma·••r ____ ....,......~~ ·Irene I •U. 14rs. and ! ' Reversible wool blended braided rugs in Colonial pattern. The rug for every room in the hoUBe. Colors: Brown, Green, Red, Beige, Black. Size Size Size Size Size Size Size Size 24"x42" _ 27"x45" _ 3'x5' _ 4•x6' _ _ 6'x9' _ _ 8'x10' _ 9'x12' _ 1O'x 14' _ $2.95 $3.95 $6.95 $10.95 $24.95 $29.95 $36.95 $66.95 4 • Womens $5.95 Swim Suits, Sale $4.00 49 • Girls $1.95 Swim Suits _ "DELTOX" PORCH RUGS ln 54>:90 inch sizes. 6 by 9 foot size, and the 6 by 12 foot size, all colors with 2 most popular patterns, Summer Festival and Spice tooe (On the 2nd floor) Washable 1 gauge vinyl p-lastic film. Colors: White, Lt. Tan, Medium Green. 7 ft. long, 36" width_ 42" width _ 48" width_ 54" width _ $1.59 $2.49 $2.98 $3.59 Sale $1 .25 582 ,... Mons $2.95 SHORT SLEEVI SPORT SHIRTS Sizes Small (1U4\!J) Medium (11>15\lo) -Large (16·161'.) - Extra Largo (1H7V.). Well lmown brands. Solid colort plaids, checks, stripel!l long tails. Fine quality materf!Is - on Sale for 2 • Girls $3,95 Swim Suits _ Delrofed Te VOL XVI ru fnf d IJ , en.ttne ' r• ud ....... .,.,.. ... . . . . , _ .4rM PRIC THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1964 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO NO. 78 MariBe •••, bl ..... • , .. . . phoaeo report ... IIIII I I I yowl, -ae, .. t,"""' ' . . . : CENTS SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) _ tlon and promised to conduct ll lwlth aceepta~ce speeclles from man from U)lltate New York swltcblng at the end of th• first a campaign to be won thls]the pr:sldential primaries . be- ] Dirksen referred repeatedlr B Goldwater winner ol thelon issues, not personalities. He,the presidential and Y1Ce pr01l· and retiring GOP national dlalr- ballot, the vole stood: year." fore ~)vmg up,. also promi:JQd .to Goldwater .. the grarnJson ~ry R ubll~ residential ·said he expected Johnsoo to ]dential nominees. Well-iaformed man, iB cut from the same COJl> Goldwater 8ll3 The Scranton speech was the ,to support the bcket and went lof an ururugrant peddler and . u"P c tedp the GOP Iconduct the same kind of a Republicans reported that Gold· 1servaUve cloth as Goldwater. Scranton 214 Pennsylvanian at his best. lt 'to Goldwater'sh eadquarterst o drew cheers when he likened nomma on ' porn ti . known ' · I road to- campaign. ,water already had tapped Mil l· 11He lS as a ''gut fighter'' Scattered votes went to stx contrasted w1th the somewhat congratu1ate the nom 1· nee. his feII ow senator t o the •-•.... : ong.:.. coose~ v~ ask for "I just hope I'm a better ·er for second place on the !and Ia expected by fellow fie. other candidates. intemperate letter dispatched Scranton arrived later to add Sen. Robert A. Tal~ GoldwaRay Willi prepE Miller ol New salesman than he is," said ]ticket. publlcarls to perform in that Scranton, walling outside, to Goldwater Sunday night, re· his congratulabOIJS. Iter's predecessor as the hero .. e~ ~ ~ng mate. Goldwater. Will Start CampaJctt role d~ the campaign. then entered the Cow Palace !erring to Goldwater's political The convention adjournedu n· ,Republican conservatives. 1 y~ ld':.:ate: 55- ear-old sena- Take• Deleo! GracefuUy : Their speeches In effect will Goldwater's victory stalement and made his way to the front beliefs as "Goldwaterism" and til 4 p .m. PDT (1 p.m. EDT)]' Cites Menacing Specter ~ Arlzon/ won the nom- Gov. William Scrantoo of jkick off the 1964 Republican p<> came Shortly before midnight of the rostrum to offer a mo. calling for a debate between today after adopting Scranton's , "For 20 years," Dirksen said, 1~r tirom the ri.~tlonal conven- Pennsylvania, Goldwater's onlyllitical campaign and set the and less than an hour after be tion to rna~ the nomination the two candidates in advance !motion. But not all delegates "the contro~~rsy on the conserUa ,0 nfiont ballot as expected active competitor, was waiting tone for a true conservative vs. ,had been acclaimed winner of unanimous. Re offered it as of the balloting. took advantage of the opporlu· l vabve pos11lon has hovered ~ns rstin hi~ disorganized outside the Cow Palace Wedneg.lliberal battle in the montha ·the nominatioo for which he part of a unity speech. "Let the Democratic party ,nity to switch their votes be- lover our party like a menaeillC 8 ;" :.'; o~posltion at every day night lot the inevitable. Helahead. 1fought doggedly since Jut Jan. "The Republican party . .mustlfind no comfort in the spirited fore the Scranton motion was ispecter . . . Why is it.that lhla 1 took his defeat graciously, wenl Goldwater was planning loi3 when . he said the GOP should now emphasize its unity, not Its campaign we have waged with- approved. 'man, who 10 certaialy 1111 u~~ immediately pledged him- inside to give the delegates _a :meet with GOP slate chairmenloffer tile voters "a choice, not differences," he said. "W~' in our own party,_" Scr~nton The long session Wednesday i ~ounded the call to conservativlf to wa "a vigorous cam· unity speech and pledged bJS ,•.nd other party leaders today an echo" in the contest &~~ainst must now be about the bUSJ·told the conventiOn. · L e t ,was short on drama because 1sm, should be subjected to 1M ":ign" ag:st President John· support of the ticket. I"' II a.m., PDT (2 p.m., EDTJ.IPresldent Johnson this year. ness ol defeating the Demo. me remind our Democratic the delegates knew what the abuse wh<ch has been heaped pon before the November ele<> The convention ends tonight Miller, l)l).year-old congres,.. Nine Roar Sesolon crats. As I have a I way s friends that we have hardly outcome would be he!ore they ,upon him • . • s ' His nomination was a for&o pledged to do, I shall work for begun to give them the full at· took their seats . : "Delegates to this convention, 1f 1f 1f conclusion, but his real and fully support the ticket tention that is coming to them . When the roll of the states I believe me, the tide '- turnlnl token opponents went chosen by this convention. "We shall demoostrate to all was called. Alabama yielded to land let's give Lhat philosophy ol ]thi'OUI!h the motions of letting Broad Enonglt For AU Americans that the Johnson ad· Jllinois so Senate Republican ]the p eddIe r 's grandson 1 their names be placed before , "Though many of us felt that ministration is pursuing no pol- Leader Even~tt M. Dirksen .chance." the convention during a session the platform could be lm~ icy abroad and a bad policy at could place Goldwater's name I Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce, f.., that lasted almost nine hours. proved, all of us can find it ac- ,home." befare the convention. Not only mer ambassador and former Besides Goldwater, seven ceptable. It is broad enough Rockefeller Gives Support was a convention majority for ,l' member of Congress, gave 0111 were placed in nom- for all of us to stand upon and Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of lhe Arizona senator but the gal- of the seconding speeches and but only Scranton waalil is strong enough that we can New York, who fought a lonely leries were loaded with his SUI" called Goldwater "the very Before the customary build upon it wherever there ts campaign against Goldwater In Iporters . 1model of a modem RepubJi. 1 w. :n 1 can ... * SAN FRANCISCO - Former President Dwight D. Elsenhow· er says he "never will quite understand" politicians. And he recalls being "bored to pieces" by the convention roll call which made him the RepubU· can presidential nominee in 1~2. * * * Miller is GOP's Needler * * Other seconding speeches for · Goldwater were made by for• mer Sen. William F. Knowland of California, Sen. John Tower Texas and House Republican I~~i~~a Charles A. Ralleck of OPCOAsking Rate Cut for Eisenhower shared with teJe. vision viewers Wednesday memories of his first . ballot conquest of Seu. Robert A. for the GOP nomination at cago 12 years ago. Talking bout the roll call vote, he said: "This bored me lA> pieces. just ®uldn'l have had any lnte,.,.t;, a. ·~=":~;::\ the they got to P' tiom .by name.'~ S.le $2.50 5 ·Girls $4.95 Swim Suits_ S..le $3.00 9 · Womens $3.95 Beach Robes, Sale $2.5!) 17 • Womens $1.00 Be1ch Bags, S1le 69c 8 • Womens $1.95 Be1ch Bags, Sale $1.25 266 - Mons $2.95 SHORT SLEEVI KNIT SHIRTS Acrilans and cottons. Sizes small, medium, large and extra large, The golfer shirts have extra lone tails. 13 • Regul1r $3.95 Beach Towels _ $2.50 Sale of This Has Been' A Busy Busy Se1son In Two double tables of barll&inB on the 2nd floor, 49c DRI!SS MATIRIAL Salt 39c 1 yd. 69e DRESS MATERIAL Solo 49c a yd. 79c DRESS MATERIAL Solo 59c 1 yd. 19c DRESS MATERIAL Solo 69c 1 yd, DRESS ,1.19 MATERIAL Solo 99c 1 yd. $1.59 DRESS MATERIAL Solo .1.09 yd, $1.69 DRESS MATERIAL Solo $1.19 yd, The Mens and Boys Wear Dept. on the Main Floor. Here's some special voluet In small quontitles to cl•n up quick, 52 Pain Mens $3.95 Pin Stripe Trou.-n, sizes 29 to 33 waist _ $2;00 17 Pair Mens $2.95 Deck, Penta, sizes 30 to 38 w a i s t - - - - $1.00 30 Pair Mens $3.95 Deck Pants, sizes 30 to 38 waist - - - - $2.00 27 Boys $2.95 Suits 12 peln shorts ond 1 shirt) (at... 3 to 7 ) _ $1.50 r $1.50 52 Boys $2.50 Knit Jac Shirts (sizH 6 to 181 BARGAINS FOR THIS SALE In The Housewares Department On The.Main Floor $1.95 Quart Thermos Bottl10 Sele $1.39 $1 .39 Pint Size Thermos Botti• Sale $ Y;OO Glldclens Crlftam111 House Point $3.88 e pllon Scotts, Scottiuue Toilet Peper _ 2 rolls for 25c Scotts, Extra Iorge rolls, Scotowels _ 3 for $I ;00 $1.95 Germent Blp Sole $1.59 Pint Plastic Fr-r ~lox• 3 for 33c 3 fqr SOc Qvort 51• Plastic Freezer BoxH Riviera Electric Sllcll111 Knives .•19.00 $27.95 GE All Purpose Electric $21.00 $18.95 12 Inch DomlniCIIn ~llllfllll Fofti\1U5.00 $3.95 RNa Sproy Kits (Excellent) _ S.lit $2:110 $4.95 Picnic Bukltl . $3:00 f8c Plastic Scerft, 121136 lnchll · SOc $1,09 Gelvenlztd Scrub Tuba · · 87c 89c 10 qt. GelvenlzH B..,cbt . r • ·· > 14!1• $6.95 Adlustelile Bathroom ~Ice_..;.,.. !lelo $5.()0 F•• _ , : 1DaJt1bt K-n. NOW YOU DOW ! 14 ·Girls $2.95 Swim Suits_ Sale $2.00 Dress Materials Sale of WINDOW SHADES WOMENS- CHILDREN$ SWIM WEAR 2 • Womens $13.95 Swim Suits, Sale $8.00 PRICED FROM cept for 1 few widely ICIIIered lhuodomowon. Hip loday C. Low • at y GeneniiJ lair ud warm~ today, toeJtbt ud Friday, d- rz. • ' 1 1 1 I I MUSLIN SALE 80 square construction . 40 inch unbleached sheet. Square Seat Pads, 17V•x17'h $1.95 Two Soot Glider Pads, 40" long, 17112" wide $1.95 3 Seat Glider Pads, 53V•" long, 17V•" wide $2.59 Aluminum Chaise Pods $3.95 with Headrest, 72" long, 20" wide 1 ) Regular $10.95 Womena Dresses _ "Wisteria" pattern, green and gold with red flow· ers on white embossed heavy Vinyl plastic. Pads filled with soft padded cushioning materiaL DRIVE·IN " ' Sale $10.00 SUMMER FURNITURE ACCESSORIES ~~----------,' __, Regular $12.95 Women• DrHtet _ 6 Regul1r $3.95 HANDBAGS $2.00 22 Regul1r $2.95 HANDBAGS $2.00 29 Regul1r $1.95 HANDBAGS $1.50 15 Regul1r $1.00 Clutch H1ndbags 69c to 24'h. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Talb"tt and : Toni Weiis . i II Regular $16.50 Womens Doessos - - Sale $13.00 Reg. $7.95 Womens Summer Skirts _ Sale $4.00 Reg. $5.95 Womons Summer Skirts _ Sole $3.00 Reg. $3.95 Womons Summer Skirts _ Sale $2.00 Reg. $2.95 Womens Summer Skl!ts _ Sole $1.50 Mr. and Mrs. Radnll T a I· bott of New Lexington, were Sunday guests of his parents, ! -- Regular $25.00 Womens DreaH - - Sale $18.00 Final Clearance! Womens Summer Skirts The out-going president (Mrh . I Rushia Shumway) was thank· I ed for a successful year and the new president (Mrs . Nancy BucklPy) was wished a sueces:::ful coming year. ,., floor-dresses from our regular stock. WOMEN'S HANDBAGS Rose t1nd Lilly Thomas. MASON n Pink, Red, French Blue, Lilac, OT· chid, Wo.HI Violet, Black, Mauve Brown, White, Nile, Kelly, Shrimp, Canary, ett (an old member now resid•fng in Florida, Mamie Burkley, Nancy Buckley, Alene KinR. Mary Nichols, Lillian Pickens, Laura Ruth, Rusha Shumway. ~eU Wilson and guests, Mr~ . Wh1phey and Me<. Opal !{an· hosle~ses. in the Ready To Wear Department on the second Regulor $13.95 Womens Ore-• --Sale $11.00 these members, Savella Burn- dolph by the Sale! Womens Summer Dresses > ' , r 30 8oys $1.95 Suits (Shirt and ahorlll (line 3 to 71 - - - - $1.00 35 Boys $1.95 Deck Pents !Slue 3 to 1 1 - - - - - Sale $1.011 60 Boya $3.95 Suite Long trouaen end shirt (sl- 3 to 11- 11le $2.00 29 Boys $2.95 M11t~le Shirts (Killtl (sizes 10 to 1 8 1 - - - - - Sale $1.50 300 loya $1.95 School Shirts, ellsltll 3 to 11 70 Mens $.1.95 Knit Sp!ll't &hlrts ·(ilbfl 11111111 to l•rt•l _ Sale $1.39 ' _... Sl•OO 17 ~ $5.95 Orllin Knit Shim, oil 'I IU. .,..~...._,---''------· . ~lit~ $3.00 .1• ~tl$a.Q )jt~di. :jlnci Orion .' p.1lll arm Bureau Backs McCullough Resolution �. . . .. . • • •. • • • ~ ... • - ~ .. • ' • • • • •.J " ... ~ • ,. , ,. • ' •• " '.!'~~- ···--·· · -··· ..... ···- . ~. ,.. . .... I • r. r • > ' • ' ~ •- - -: - 2-Dally SentJnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, Q., July 1~, 1984 ( "You Should See Some of the -Ones That Got Away!" 'J"IrP llaily ..-.PntiiiPI CoMMENT ATING EDITORIA!:!.!_ /Jelen Ilelp Us! ABoondoggle to End Boondoggles b H h1 A C!( L F " 1 I , 1 • < cost to $79 million. The prOJect was handled by BuDocks (the Bureau of Docks and Yards), which, anxwus to secure a place in space for the Navy, made the fundamental error of givmg the go-ahead for injtlal ronstrur. miahl well ponde r about the mt'amng of tioil before ali the design bugs were this strange monument, even as \\e do wurked out - and the bugs began mul· t1plying storllingly . _ •bout England's Stonehenge . _ Scientists who expressed doubts , mIf they were te !earn that the anc 1ent , u>en of the 20th ce nturv expenrled $63 cluding tho se in the Naval Research Lab 1nilli.on anti co untless m<.~nhuurs of ,.ho dreamed up the idea in the first fh.ough t and labor tn p!anm11g and erect- plar.:e. were excluded from the project. MeanwhJie, cost estimates leaped up-ing it. their puzzlement would be all the ward to $126 million. NRL plans h a d . greater . called for a staff of 30 to operate t h e . The concrete foundation , along with telescope; DuBocks raised i! to 1,146 . ~ :;oo-ton pmtle bearmg and other asmen which meant additional housmg ·sorted artifacts scattered around the and ~ther facilities. Esllmates passed the "'· Site are all that remain (rom the U. S. ,_ Na~y' s seven-year attempt to build the $200-million mark. Late in 1961, Congress put a ceJling world 's largest rad1o-telescope. Although tile prOJect was abandoned of $135 million on the project. About in 1962. the full story was not told until this time the Defense Department conthis year with the release of a 53-page cluded that satellites could handle the report bv the General Accounting Office, nulitarv chores it had in mind and told tbe government's watchdog on expendi· the unhappy Navy to cancel the whole thing. But it was another year before - tures. the momentum that had been built up . The telescope was conceiVed long bepetered out - at a final cost of $63 mll· ·_ fore the first Sputnik went tnl1 orbit, but Jts story is a capsule example of the lion. Se<·retary Robert McNamara's revision - -.Cold War-Space Race frency that gnp· ped America a few years back - as well of and tight control over Pentagon man· -- .a 1 lesson in the cost to the nallon of agement and procuremen~ p~actices .' lnterservire rivalry and allowing t he make it unlikely that anythmg hke the ~:phrase "national security" to jus.tify any Sugar Grove boondoggle will ever happen again . . kind of haste·, waste and confusiOn McNamara recentlv announcad that he -_ The idea began modestly in 19,8 in had saved the nation -$2 .5 billion through the Naval Research Laboratory as a pro· a few commonsense measure.c; such as di, . po~l for a large radiotelescope to detect recting the purchase of a cheaper dog radio Signals from space . By 1956. the tag or buying commercially ava1lahle design had evolved into what woLld have been the largest movable land-based items rather than having them specially structure ever built - a great reflector made (or the services. Some of this economy however, is "pa· 'dish 600 feet in diameter (more than seper savings" - sums ' that might have ven acres in area3, lifted some 70 stories been spent on this or that but weren't above its foundation. In that year, Congress was told \llat (like an extra $150 million not spent on the cost would be $20 million and the Sm!ar Grove?). Sugar Grove may never happen again, -first appropriations were made. By the but its consequ,mces - a reactiofl. in end of 1957, however, the cost estimate Congress against the vast cost of neces· - -ilad risen to more than $52 million_ Then, under the ominous shadows of sary scientific research, th• money and - the· Sputniks, the Defense Department brains that were diverted for so many decided to combine certain military func- years from other projects. the adverse c-tlons with the telescope, possibly the reflection on the scientific community monitoring of Russian radio signals re· - may in the long run prove far more fle<;ted f.toom the moon. This raised the costly than $63 million. . lD a dearing in a rt'mote area of the \~lest VU'glOJa mountau;s, n~ar the l1~tle lommunit)' o! Sugar Grovt' there ex1sts a gigantic -monollth made ot 17 000 cu bit vards of r oncrete . • Archeologists a thousand years ht'nce Voice of Broadwa_v ..• reporting ly DOROTHY KILGALLEN ' I,I I ' I .::;...·:-· -·'){···· .... .. -·~ ' - .4 .... '..,.,_._. .i·' Reports From Th ~ vllluo ol wifo-spBDklng, and otter 17 yean of happy marriap, I'm oat ..,. I could do with;. out it. 1 knew lo1111 before maiTiago what I was in for, as he madt no secret of hla intenUons. My mother was never one to let tu. much dust collect on her llllirbrush, and she Insisted that the men our daughter' married be boss.. and we m•st alwayo be obedlant. As the wlfe of -a spaDker, 1 never know ju•t when the nut one will come. I squlnn like • teen-ager while he l.i warmtnt up, but 1 think It's worth 11. A spanking ts quick, clean and e!liclent, and once over, the Incident Is closed and forgotten except lor the bumin& sensation. I'm glsd to admit J'U never become too Jln>WIHIP to bo spanked.-WELL • SPANKED WIFE Dear WSW: You'll pr<Jbably ~ever boo come truly grownup - period. I'd say it's a pretty whacky ~a pi to I ~~=~~;~~r~;?:y~:-.: ~~~~~~·-~~! y!y:sin~~ years. And It didn't "stunt ma- Dear Readers: turity" like yoo B&ld. I now Tbts Is a cross-secUon of tho By LYLE WILSON Scranton deserves a hlgh mark [anxiety could not he greater If have ,even children. They all kind of letters I've received United Press Ioteroatiooal 1 mere!~ ror showmg up. T ~a 1 they su~denly had ~n con· get bare bottom spankings, and on that well • WOI'II subJect. of _ bl d - was what the sports wnters \front<od m San FranctBCO by a h 1 d something bad my spanking. Some tum my otOIJio Republicans n.ow assem e , m ]used to say of the foredoomed Martian Invasion. Many of them w en th ~arne ach - like the teen-aRe girl their 28th natiOnal convention fighters who got up enough Ino doubt would prefer a Mar- husband spanks me e whose maiden aunt Invites a are sethng up a big, tough job )nerve to crawl into the ring luan to Goldwater. They ~ way, of woman friend 1n to "Watch 1 lor Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhow- with Joe Louis. !to regard the senator as a ll'lg· 1 count the number pretty gtrl like me get paddled, er The old wamor is marked If Scranton's nerves are Iger-happy cow poke right out of whacks I give the kids, and bare." Some are honea; otbfor the role or peacemaker jumpy, that can be understood. a television shoot-em-up. I make sure 1 leave pain and ers joke about it; and many among the batllmg Republican The contending forces are build· I 1l ls in this atmosphere of redness and a lot of humllla· reveal downright ltpo9Diackin& factions . ing up a dislike lor each other Ianger and suspicion that the lion. My 13 • year • old girl cruelty, More accurately, he has been so that this Republican conven· Republicans are assembled .to holds the record with 14 hard marked for !hal job ror some tion may he the angriest and organize lor their presidential sppnks, hard ao I could. I sa~/sK~Ia::~kf~~n":m~f mln~ 1time havmg assigned himself most sharply divided since 1940 year joust with the Democrats enclose a drawlng to 111ustrate. spank isn't the question. 'nle to it early in thiS preSidential \when the late Wendell L. Will· and President Johnson. Ike-the- I would Ilke you to tell me Important thins Is: will 11 year. k1e kidnapped the Republican peacemaker wlll need spocl8l about the biggest spanking )'OU h Goldwater. ever gave one of YOUR kids, help make the person " 0 ~ Peace m. kin.,o after this . con- tpresidential nominathm to the skills to persuade d rtl to d him celves lt become a better clti· ventwn 15 likely to be a blgREr stupefaction of some conserv&- Scranton nn theJr pa stans what di you use on or , 1 it 1 to tr lD him Job than Ike foresaw when he tive politicans who bad consid· ldss and make up. her, and how many hits did zen .! 8 ~~ven a ~ chose it. These Republicans are erect themselves to be party But Ike will he in a strong they receive? - JUST CURl· 0: 0 Y some urge lbuacting more like Democrats in 11eaders. ~sition when the nominations OUS ~:n •P:r ~rha;n=~e:~n?•• their bitterness toward each The eastern Republlcans who finally are made. He may feel Dear Curious: J d' 1 fr 11 I'd 18 other. Frustration seems to be 1master-minded Willm's .. 1940 strong ODotlllb to prop<M .- or Maybe bare • bottom spank· ~ g ng hom my rna ' ~ the word for the stop-Goldwater coup have since dictated Repul; to insist. - \hat \lie peacepulk· tngs as a teen-ager didn't stunt ~ ~p • ap~ are ~~ campaign headed by Gov. Wil- !iran nominees and poI i c i e s. ing begin with the presidential your maturity, but something 1 ~~ m(uc d , fPY) • 1 Ham w. Scranton of Pennsyl- They and Will~ie in 1940 put the ticket itself by naming Scranton has You should sign yourself n ct ng an rece>v ng pan. ° 1 !" :t t ' f i ·-· ""• WHACKY SUBJECI' Dear Helen : 1 om o JO.year-old bachelor, six feet two, 200 pounds of lun, hard muscle. I live at home with my father and slep.mo!tler. My father stlll opanks me whenever I get out of line. Last week he tanned my hlde lour tlm•"'- I can hardly slt down to write this letter1 bave younger brothers he spanks, too, but, as the oldest, I get the hardest lickings. 1 th!nk my lather has a right to spank me when I need it. Teen • agers, take note.SPANKED. Dear Spanked' You ve either got • mighty big imagination, or a mi&bty blg lather!-H. Dear Helen : Of all the times to goof up, you sure did on thal barebottom spanking bit. Bare ts the ONLY way to spank. Ev· er since I WIIJ 10, I can r• member being pulled across my BROADWAY GRAPEVINE Vivien Leigh has been dating a young man whom none of her movieland pals can name - but he looks like an early edition of Laurence Olivier, so he can't be all bad _.. The Sardt Set experts Leland Hayward to announce the name of the leading lady who'll star m his Broadway musical version of "Roman Holiday" within the next few days_ Anna Mo!fo has been highly touted tor the role-but jsn't it dangerous to cast an opera singer in the part~ Those divas are so used to a big proscenium, big gestures and pear· shaped tones that they don't blen~ readily nto a Broadway show-as witness Rise Stevens in the current production of "The King and I." Rise is a marvelous Carmen at the Metropolitan . but she can't cui the part of Anna, which w~ originated by Gertrude Lawrence. who couldn't sing her way out of a poper bag but was brUliant in the show. Richard Quine is setting some kind ' of record as a torch-toter First of all, he didn't lure Kim Novak to the altar. now be's suffering because Fran Jeffries (exwife of Dick Haymes\ is no longer transfixed __ More evidence of the magic of ' the Kennedy name in Europe: The JFK Memorial half-dollars are going for $5 apiece in Italy and West Germany . _. Gordon and Sheilah MacRae will surprise _ their opening night audience at the Flamingo in Las Vegas-on Aug 6-by in· eluding their daughter. Meredith, in the art She'll participate in three numbers. tory, composed this accolade for Audrey Hepburn as "My Fair Lady": "Watch· ing her in a white ballgown descending a long flight of stairs will he remembered as one of the scr«m's m .t breathtak· ing moments. I believe that every would· be adress- and many so-called actresses-should see this scene over and over to get an idea of what true and beautiful As the result of a acting really is" . suggestion in this column. Jule Styne and Lester Osterman have decided to change the title of their forthcoming musical, ''Portofino, PTA.'' Bravo, ragazzi. • • • Don't bet that Jacqueline Kennedy will spend too much time at the Carlyle while "looking for " a suitable Manhattan apartment, whirh is the way some of the dispatches put it. She's already look· ed, and pretty well irised in on a 5th Ave. co-op north of 60th st Rita Gam seems to have inherited cartoonist Charles Addams from Joan Fontaine, who was his favorite date until she decide(! to marry another fellow This department's recent comment on the fu· \ility of the United States' competing in the Olympics drew considerable com· ment from readers, including a note from Irving Jaffee, a three-time Olympic skating champion, accompanied by his magazine article entitled "Why We De· serve to Lose the Olympics," and subtit· led "An Olympic Champ protests pitting u_ s. amateurs against foreign profes· sionals' ' Mr. Jaffee predicts "The United States is going to be soundly dobbered in George Cukor, who has directed some the 1964 Olympic Games" -lind he Is so of the areatest stars in Hollywood his- right. • • • Time H tADAO-IE$ OF 11-lt LOCAL BANQUET COMMiTTEE -·· 0t:T A CELEB AS AN , ATTRAC TION AND SELL ENOU6H llCKE:IS 10 0~T OFF 11-lE. HOOK·--· _..... ..... - "Saddlst," or "Masochist," or -H. both! _ H Thls column Is dedicated to Dear Hele~: famlly llvlng, so lf you're haY• My husband brought borne lng kid trooble or Just plain our column about the husband trouble, let Helen helt YOU. yh nked his wlfe 1hat She wlll also welcome YOill' ~ :t 8: :8 never been question- own amuslne experiences. Adredg _ h She 'Uill'l the dress Helen Botte1 In care of m our horne. th'· 1 one w o gels paddled, My ~ newspaper. ony b sh d fl I believeo In tilt - ---_u____:__•n_ _rm__:Y_ _ _ _ __ sweater and slacks. He looked_ tanned, rested and full or ...,... gy, His presence on the sound DIVOTID TO INTIUit OP stage provided a pecul!ar aura MltGI MASON AltiA' that appeared to Inspire the aematch or some othet ~ontact th t k in tors and crew. spo rt . St., Ln o en a e 11 ou1 His outward veneer of cranky ,_,,·~c= ..... .....,., .,....,..... ....,. ..,. writing scurrilous letter of pro- 'unpaUence man'"- 8 kindly •., .., ne 011._ "•"" "•••••. . know they -.. • c... ...,., 111 Mil..•••• 11 .....,..,, esI even though theY friendly man wbo dearly loves ••,._ • ..,_ - · ,._ .., iwoo't mail iL. 1111. Mia , Or you may want to his profeSiion. .,...,.. •• •nn• .... ...m,.. Demarest Watchet Ae&loa ....., at tM , . . ..,.~ "' • ........,., take It out on the keys of a pl- Sitting next to him wu OJ>o . .,., ano as a means of re1easing . lUiim Dem NdiHII H'AI'IIIInt " ' " • rt..,.. your emotions. other old timer, W ~ ettt•n•n• llmiMIL •••· au .._,.... The mo ·al of ddt story It! areal, who had dropped by r.n • .,... ,... Yel'll Ctlf, . . . Y..t~. '! boa,rd your --utment• watch for a few minutea. When ...,..,...,. ,.... .....,.. ., Do. .-D t Kr line. .,..,..,. .....,. ..,,,.._ 11 ..,. _. That Is tbe path that leadl te elllD.res saw amer up ...., ... ,.... • ••.,..... • ... neDrO!lls ond o whole Pandora'• still another take ol the B8ID8 Dolly _ , . , . - - . 111.11, • scene, he said, "We alwaya -...th.. , . , . ...,.. ....... • • box of diseases. used to do It in one take.·~ '' ....., ...._ ...,. ......., _.,... "The res , no 0\her way, u -u• lilt lVIII...., ............... . . Mil. . . . . ,... ,....., • .... ._ vani>. GOP on the liberal or mod.,.. to run with Goldwater. Goldwater o!llcials and Gold· ate or me-too path which has There would he strong conwater delegates are comfortaJ>. Iled over the years always to servative opposlUon to that. ly in control of the convention Republican defeat rather than Chairman Wtlliam E. Miller of and of its committees. In a , to VIctories. , tbe Republican National Com· platform committee test vote, State of Shock mltlee ts being touted as Gold· for example, the Scranton fac- The eastern Republican lead- water's personal c~oice for section came up with only 16 of ers appear now to be ln a state ond place. Convention conserva-··• by the evt·- lives · · ti c a b o o I 100 votes That ls the way of shock lnduc-..u are enthus>as G 1" 1 Th it has been m San FranciSCO. dence that Sen. Barry M. o ~ Mil er. ey wouId gIve lk e a Jus1 Sbowtug Up water will be the party's presi- 1real fight on that Issue unless Under the circumstances, dential nominee. Their shocked Goldwater forbade it. Today's ~Medical Report By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M.D doing thls. You can whack a. Let's see what happens way at a golf ball. beat I h e when you "blow your stack" stuffing out of a punching bag, when angry . It has been found or hammer nails in the hack that you take deeper breaths, fence. This wiU enable you to your pulse qu1ckens, your blood use up the physical energy your pret:~Sure rises and your dtges· anger has summoned up and tion stops as the blood il drawn will act ots a safety valve. If it fr~Jm your alimentary tract to is not convenient to do any of ti.ese things a brisk walk will your muscles. In such blinding rage you serve the purpose very well. may be especially prone to an Some persons get U1e same accident if you are drivmg a kind of relief vicariously by car, operating a machine in a watching a boxing or wresUing factory or handling bot soup in a kitchen. Plainly such a state calls for cy Jllinned, cooling off. On the other hand, pent-up anger can cause a chronically high blood pressure, peptic ulcer, coiiti.s, angina pectorls and other so-called psycho· somatic ailments. Because anger causes a sud-[ UPl IJGUywood CorrHpoadim! on.,.: _ _ • _.• tlen sque•Zlllll of adrenalin mto J!OLL ywoo D! Ul'IJ .,-Sfl-.,n· - ~I've learned-- a 1ot watching your blood 1 may be assoclat- ca' Tracy white • haired and Sltlnley . wort \hell last few ed with • sudden paio in the brlmmiltll 'with humor, snorted w..U. The main tblnglt takes reg1on of your_, adrenal glands Iat reports he had suffered a to be .8 - dJrei1tor -ts· ·patience. and a su.:\den !\Jrge of blood to heart seizure in the past year. And -I juat-doll'! uve lbti ~ your 'head may precipitate a I "I just had a little lung pro!; tll!nee. I lilay.. nrifl' tiJrect a headache. :lem." he grinned. "Couldn'\ -picliire.t• ., AdrenaiiD poured _Into I be Ibre,Vbe, Heart attack? lieU no. Loob At Glrlo blood oerved ll!e promllivo - ~ Nof even close." ! He turnecno '"'I StmOM Slg· po8e of preparing a pen.. fer The two • time Academy t the ~er and to a Rudden ltul'll of energy -~ . ted 1 nore "'.' ..,,_ , L-'-"- _. H""l Ill ht B8 I 1 - t T Award wmner wa• sea n " ogle Elizabeth ~,,- """' "' o· or I · • • c ""' 1~-1Jide canvao chair (wltb bfl whc)m wore OA !be set. eommuntty ..tiber ol these ac· •• 't) t ColiD!Ibla Stu- "I d .._ to t:oas I• appraprlate. I'":"me on 1 a rea11y come ' .own ••,... Stnc:e 11 1, no loooger socially :clio. He w~s a spectator, bow· look at the gitll,' ·he -said with acceptable 'to lose control of I tJVer. not m eny way c"""""' a ralflsh- crJn. -_ , "' your tempor, you are apt to ]llth the picture be~ -~ • ~ - :~u :~ On a , • wind up with physical symp- edC· . , - ~If-- ilii!ICult scene Intoms. Illness Ill still IIOClially-· Two or lltree -times a ~ ~ music, a lllbt ond permissible and may even ge,t the 64-yearoQid star dropa In trlctcy camera angleR. Tracy you a certain amount of symp.,. on ·t~,~e ilet of "Sbtp of Fooll," pw Impatient when the tllreGo thy. · ostensibly to Ieam the directing tor ordered take after take. ~The hidden rages within us business from Stanley Kramer, "That looka Hke a CtJOd one," _ • often have their origin in lnfan-· for - whom Tracy labored __ in 'fracy aald alter the lourth ..., cy. As children we all have de. "lt'a A Mad, Mad, Mad.- Mad take: "Aller 1ril0blnl lhla l ,., srea -that cannot or should not World,'' 'Inherit the Wind" and there's probably I'll do he granted. This lea.ls to ftu• "JIJd@lllent At NID'em!M!i'l;w· - iD pidllret :apjli; lnclllilinC acttratlon and anger. As adulu, , ~·~tanley's as _ good or ~ter. lng-" , _ , the problem become• ·one -of lluin eny director 1'v eMoke4- - JfiiiCI)i "a' dreaaed In an Oil"" . lettlns off steam. ,with " Tracy said. "And I've white sports shirt, a sleevelea There are voriOUJ wayo of I worked with some or. tilt patted oweattr ond a dark ·bhll In Hollywood ' AND 300 ' UNEXPECTtO ~ LAST-MINUTE SHOW UP - ANO 'THE. 810 j ORAWIN6 CARD ' DOESN'T!! j 6UVS ! -ANP~_J!ITW' :: ~-MARktT !i:', j -~-"· -_, - -- ",::=:-!:•..b-:=,• •••twt•• ..... .., ........... - Actor Tracy Snubs Reports BEHRfS WORLD He Suffered Heart Attack led! ,1HE So 616 COMES NI0HT"• THE DAILy SENTINn - BoJfos, O'Toole, Keough Pace Southern Winsi0-2 Reds to 2-1 Win Over Colts Over Middies Line Scores Mol« f By ets-·r.::.: NGs lndianS Take Second Place In Boys Loop 0 . Scores 8•g Feature Kyger PIay e . 1 PeeWee Play Drawings 1,_ Are Announced LeaderS Two Special I D'egrees "1} il SHOTGUN MATCH Be Awarded J U LY CLEARANCE SALE BERMUDA Shorts Lot - -l Price SWIM WEAR Reduced l STRAW HATS Reduced! 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Ullltetll PnM ~oul (2Dd pmo) __ N-.1 Leape Clevelml 001 oot OlD- I f Now York IIlii 100 001- 2 I 2 KaD City 020 lfl OOS- • ' CINCINNATI iUPIJ - Only tng more all of the time. It bas man doubled, puttktg men '"' repllecl Keoup, wbo II blttlnR : Southern Wc&l ocored Chicago loti 000 llx-3 10 I Stqe, McMahon (71 llllll a> 4, 1·2 games oeparated the Cin- Improved his ra1111•. Earlier second and ,thlrd with 0110 near _500 In hlllall -21 -trlpo to run''" the f>nt lnnins Fllhe< (5-t) 8lllf Gonder. L. cue. ~lfleld (HI ... .,_, clnnati Retia today from the was making the plays but but he wriggled out of lt. the pllte. ' ,to an 11-3 Burdette 15--2! and Bert<!lL HR Loser - Slanfl• (M). · ~ National League lead following scrambling a lot. About !hr..,. Keoogh's 'ho!ller, bf1 filth of The Retia \onlaht try to com- •League wtn over -Burdette, Smltb. Bryan, Colavito. "''• a 2-t decision Wednelday night quarters of the Umo he was on the season, wiped out the HOI!&- plete a sweep of the fOIIfoCante the Racine diamond -~ 1 over H~ton _ the grouncl" ton le.od. Was he IUI']H'ised by oerleo, oendln& Joe NlllhoU evening. , Phila. 000 1100 1100- 0 7 2 (Is\ aameJ , •• ( Jun 0 Toole nal!ed down his Boros is the first to admit the homer? "I'm a(wqyo sur- 7--1 agalnit Don Not~r. (!1-7). Middleport scored !Is Pitll>urlb IIlii 300 OOx- 3 6 I Detroit 100 002 0014 I l lOth victory tn 14 decisions with he'o more relaxed. "The out- prlsed when 1 hit a home run:•lle-7) . run in the bottom of the openBllllning, Batdachun (81 and Los Ang 031001 a seven-hitter, but he gave come of a ball game rides on ing frame 011 a slltlll• by Jon Dalrymple. Friend 111-81 and Sparma McLain (5) ' much of the credit to third overy play," he says. "In my Cunningham followed by two clfdn'l ploy - 1 lol lnlo 0 Pagllaronl. Loser - Bunning 161 and 'Freo~tan. L a - 1ft. baseman Steve Boros. case there was more than a ball infield outs. u ..le 08 the betlcb!" (9--1) . HR- Lynch. Lee (6\ and flotlen. IV~-" Marty Keough could also game riding on every play when Latman (3-IJ, LCJoer - ~ claim a share for It wa 1 hlo 1 fil1ll joined the IU!ds .. like The Middles scored again in Houston 1100 100 1100- 1 7 1 (!1-2) . HR _ Cllntou, Don~, two-run homer in the sixth of! my job." the fourth though Southem Lo-1 Cincinatl 000 002 OOX- 2 7 0 Tofl'eR. "- 1 Dick Farrell that provided tho He was hitless In the game, cal pitcher Larry !'rice laMed Farrell, Woodeshlck 171 and (Znd game) runs. but thUI far tn the oeason has four batters ln that lnniltll. 1 Bateman. O'Toole 119--IJ and Detroit IIlii 000 1100- o 1 "Th r Ia u " O'T 1 hovered around the .275 mark. Bruce Wallace walked to lead Smith. Loser - Farrell (10-5) . Los Alii IIlii 000 Olx- I 11 e gny s an s c, oo e Nulloall to Slart off the Inning, moved to Utlrd HR-Keough. ~. Fox (I) and ~ 1 ~ld of Boros. "I should give O'Toole lost h!a shutou• In the Major LefiCIIOIIntllnp Houston at San Francisco, nlght ,on an error and scored when Chance 17•51 and Rodgero. W bimBo half L~_.m1edY oa1lahryt -'ch' I•Jurth when Joe Gaines alngled, By Uolted PrOto t.eornaltoaal Amerlcaa Leope L. Angeles 010 402 204-!3 n 2 er-Regan (4-8}. IDI-'Pei'I'J'. ' 1the ball got by the catcher al· '"" •=~ e g ances stnle oecond and scored on Ed-Nail_. Leqae W. L. Pet. GB 1 ter Mark Tannehill fanned _ The St. Lools 1100 100 200-- 3 1 2 faultlessly at third base, some die Kosko's single. He got Into W. L. Pet. GB New York 51 31 .IIZl - - j third Moddleport run woo scor, ' L, Mlller, Ortega 181, Perraof the plays real dazzlers. a jam In the seventh when San Francisco 5Z S6 .5ta .. . Baltimore ii2 33 .612 11 1ect in ths sixth on a walk, a Mlddelports Boys LealjUe nOllki 19) and Roseboro, Tor· Barker Herd WiiUI steady Steve has provided the Kasko singled and John Bate- Philadelphia 49 !4 .590 I Chicago 50 34 .595 2 stoten base, and a single by Indians took undisputed hold of borg (9 ). Gibson. Washburn (8) RedJ with their best play at the 47 39 .547 4\1 Minnesota 41 40 .MO 6\1 1 Bill Haley off Southern Local secood place ln summer play and McCarver. Winner _ L. June Recognition hot comer In perhaps three decPittsburgh 44 39 .530 6 Detroit 44 43 .508 9\1 1relief hurler Jack Bostick. Wednesday with a li·O victory M!ller (I·IJ , Loser _ Gibson PT. PLEASANT The dltb1 ades. Already be h89 set a club Louis 44 42 .512 71'o Los Angele!l 43 47 .478 t2 I Highlights of Southern's big over the &.alors. forcing the (7-7 ). HR- Fatrty 2, w. Davifl, herds of w_ A. Barker, ScJo6. record lor consecutive errorless 44 42 -~12 71'o Roston 42 46 .477 12 first Inning was a long three Into a light lor th!nf T. Davis, - · and Leslie Rayburn, t. games by a Cincinnati Utlrd Angeleo 42 43 .494 g Cleveland 36 48 .429 16 run homer into tell field by with the Yanks. tart, led the Mason County sacker. 41 43 .488 91'o Kansao City !4 54 .388 20 Bill Knapp and safe hits by This being the !Ina! week of San Fran. 000 020 1100- 2 7 0 DffiA and EDP bonor ~ Boroo More Relaxed 39 49 .443 U\1 Wa.shlngton 34 57 37121\IIFrank Porter, David Spencer, scheduled play only lllllke-up Milwauke 000 010 32x- 6 11 0 respectively, ror the past"I rate Boros right aloltllslde York 26 62 .295 2111'o Wedaellday'o Relallo !Gurdon Fisher, Greg Roush and games remain' The !mfiant1 Bolin, Shaw (7), O'Dell (7) th, acconflng _ to the &laM the Boyer brothers _ Ken of Wedoesday'W llelolts New York 2 Baltimore 0 Marvm McKelvey, all singles, fmished with ~ 9- 5 record be- and Haller. Lemaster, Tlefen- County ExtellSion Off1ce. the Cardinals and Clete of the 3 New York 2 Lc>s Ang 5 Detroit 4, lsi, twl !end a triple by BOBtick. hind the Redle s at 13 _2 The auer (II and Bailey. Winner- The Barker herd of 61 Yankees - when it comes to Three Ga111a county teams Los Ang 13 St. Louis 3, night jLos Ang 1 Detroit 0, 2nd , mght l Southern'5 ~n·y other run Senators, now 7!7 have a make Lemas,ter 19-6) . Loser - Bolin produced an. average of 1271 third basemen," said O'Toole. ted trium h In th _ th 2 HouRton 1 1Kan City 5 Cleve 3, 1st, twt scored In the !1Ith on a double up game with the Braves and (3-4) , HR - Mays, Carty, poundo of nulk per cow, sbowjltl "He makes all of the plays and ::ual Kvge: ;r•ek L~tle ~a- Mllwankee 8 San Fran 2, nighi 'Kan City 3 Cleve 2, 2nd, night by Price and a single by Flsh- the Yankees, 6-8, also h;ve a Mathews 3.9 on the butterfat test, IDtl I've never seen 8 more accur- gue b seball tourn Minnesota 8 Wash 0, night e' Spentw also had a make-up With the Braves MORE MORE MORE produced an average of Ill 1 Wed· Pittsburgh 3 Philo 0, olght ate arm. Everything he throws nesda a - hi amen Tbunda ,1 Probable Plleben Boston II Chicago 2, night double in the filth but was pounds or fat per cow. The R ayto first base is a strike." Y rug · . Y Tllunday'a Probable Plk'hen thl'own out at home. Thus. if the Senator!! beat lhe American League burn herd of 39 cows prod.ueed "BorOII played one heck of a The GalHpolls Red Sox slip- Houston at Cincinnati (nigbll Cleveland at Kansas City_ _ Braves, they win third place Baltimore 000 000 1100-- o 3 o an average of 1324 poundJ .. game," exclaimed Manager ped past Mason• entry, 12-8, -Bru<;l! (9--1) VI. Nul<llall (7--1) . Joho (2-9) vs. O'Donoghue (6-51 . 8111 Swan relieved MtkeGard- and the right to a single fame New York 020 000 OOx- 2 6 o,m!lk per cow, 3.6 on the butfao. Fred Hutchinson. "He's relax- powu ful ,Rio Grande crushed San Francisco at Milwaukee- Washington at Minnesota- ' ner on the the mound 10 the playoff with tt.,~ Indians, th~ McNally (7-6) and Orsino. fat test and produced an aver12 Pomeroys Pirates ·< ln. a Perry (7·51 vs. Fischer (6-51- Stenhouse (0-5) vs. Pascuatllllth. Bostick took over _ for ingle game play-off for U1ird Ford (12-2) and Howard. age of 48 poundt 'of fat I*' f.Ive .mmng ~ttle, ~~ ·the Gal- Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (1~). I Jnce ~~ the seventh . Middle-- winner to meet the Redlegs in cow. hpohs Athletics ralhed for - Mahaffey (7-4) vs. Baltimore at New York (twi· i port's pitchers ~anned two and a three.game series next week. Chicago ~ 000 000- 2 4 2 ovthree run in the top of the la~t (11-2). light! - Barber (4·7) vs. Bou- jwalked one while Southern However should the Braves Boston 421 000 40x- ll4 0 rung to nip Pt. Pleasants New York at Chicago - Stal· ton 111-7). mounds men. were striking out heat the Senators and the Yan- Talbot, Baumann 0 ), Fisher ARCHEHV CROWN SLATEJ) Ma!leabte, JIHI. lf>-ll) vs. Broglio 13-9). Chicago at Bostoo - Horlen It and giVIng up lhree free kees beat the Braves there (21, Kreutzer (81 and McNerl· WATKINS GLEN, N.\ _ 'Ul'I) Torught, pray resumes for the Los Angeles at St. Louts (7·5) vs. Lamahe (7·7). passes. would he a tie lor third. and o lney. Earley (I-ll and Nixon. - The Z3rd annual Notlanal 700 010 0--11 12 1 lOth con•ecutive evening with - - Moeller 14-7) vs. Sa· (Only games scheduled) Southern game play-off lor 1hird Loser - Talbot (2-JJ. HR- F 1 e 1 d Archery Aasoclafllln out postponements wher. Jones (lCJ.6). Friday'• Games Middleport 101 010 U--3 2 3 pl&t:'e. Istuart 2, thampi~n.ships, involviog McNeal takes on the MiddleFrtday'a Gamel Los Ang at Minnesota night Price, Bostick j 7) and Bos. 1 _ compet1lor1 from all over tbl Drawings were anounced to- port Brav'-3 at 6:30. Second Phila at Cincinnati night Kansas City at Chlcag~ night tick, Cundiff f?) . Gardner, Last ~vemng Pat Archer of 1Wash 000 000 000-0 1301 country, will be held here-July day for the PeeWee TournamE'nt game should be a thriller whe-n Pittsburgh at Mllw~ukee, nJght Detroit at Baltimore, night Swan (5) and Wallace. the Indtans bla~ked the Sena- Minnesota 210111 OOX- 6 11 0 28-3 1. ~· to he held at the Syracuse Ball th•_ Middleport Redlegs bsttle Chicago at Los Angeles, night Cleveland at New York, night tors lt-ll, delealmg s~art~r Tan Rudolph, Ridzik 12), Daniels Park beginning Saturday. their crosstown riVals, &he Mtd New York at St. Louis, night Washington at Boston, night Hawley ~?d his relief m the (7J and Brumley . Grant (7·S) Tournament Manager Bob dleport Yanks. In tho nlghlcap, fourth, 11mmy Domokey_ - and Battey. Loser - HUJlolJ>h Louks said Syracuse and Ky· the Racine Reds wll~ mett the to, Cubs all 16. The Senators still are m 11-21 _ HR - snyder, Hall, ger will open the tourney at 1 Pt. Pleasant Ktwarus entry. American League - KilleKyger Creek Tourney p~.ay, lins. P- m. this Saturday, July 18, or the 38 original teanu. which brew, Twins 32; Powell, Orioles WI seheduled to meet the Galhpoand McArthur will play Racine began play July 6, on!) 12 re Major League Leadero 23; Allison, Twins 22; Wagner, lis Red Sox Fr1day at 7:30 (lsi game) at 3 p_ m. main- flw from Meigs, three By United Pres• lnternadoaal Indian• 22; Colavito, A's 21. p.m. In the quarter lU!aL Cleveland ooo 102 1100-- 3 7 o Opening action on Sunday, from Gallla, and lour from Natlooal League Runo Batted lo Kan C;ty 010 20t lOx- s 14 t l July 19, at I P- m. wlll be Mason. G. AB R. R. Pet. Nat I o D a I League- Mays, SUGAR RAV CONTINUES Kratick, Ramos (51. Bell (61, Portland against Tuppers Wednesday• MUon Wllliams, Chi 84 329 56112 .340 Glaots 65; Boyer, Cards 59 ; MASON Gtorge R Hoi!Siebert t8) and Romano. Pena, : Plains. The second game of Last night thl Ga!lipo!is Red Pitts 81323 50 Ill .338 Santo, Cubs 59; Torre, Braves man of Wahama High School NEW YORK IUP! I - Sugar Stock 181 and Edwards. Winner the day scheduled for 3 p. m. Sox blew a 6-1 lead alter three Mays, SF 86 317 751116 .334 53; Aaron, Braves 53. -and Brady Turley of Point Ray Robinsoo, the ageless lor- ---Stock (!-ll) _ Loser- Bell (3-3) . wm be between Maoon and rungs, then rallied tn the fourth Santo, Chi 83 309 61100 .324 Amerlcaa League - Stuart. sant High School will be mer welter~oight and middli!'- - -- - R.-freshments Willie Se..Po!T' v. and fifth innings to down Ma Cepeda, SF' 72 268 42 85 .317 Red Sox 73; Killebrew, Twins ed the State Farmer weight chan1p10n, announced FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT M.alches Will Be _ son 12--8 In a thrtller. Aaron, Mil 85339 ii4107 .316 611: Wagner, Indians 82: Alllson, at the 36th Annual State Wednesday night he will light USE KERATOLYTIC ACTION Held The 1st and 3rd eport"' drew • The WIJUJetS scored four runs Torre, Mil Ml Ck I .ea Ily tit Gl asgow, &ot- um. Hecau.eYouIt •ee llOUihl off the lnfecU.Od Sunday af Each Month nd b en•""I 82 311 52 98 .315 TwJns 59; Colavito, A's 57. ventlon of the W. Va. healthy •kin rept.c.. f•u. cou ye. with two out in the fourth to Hunt, NY 82 308 39 98 .312 Pltcbln& tion of Future Farmers of Jand, Sept. 3 ~t~r.~!rtyt~~~·~~-~;;~~~~~_.~~or~.q~~d no~ SponiOrecl By The fJrst 1ame of .the tour- lee the wln _an error opened Roseboro, LA 76232 29 72 .310 National League - Koufax, America at Jackson 's Mill, July Rob_inson revealed he also Is ptnnd tn 3 DAYs . ynu r 4!1c t.•ck. FORKED RUN nament lor Mlddlepo! t wlll bo . u .. lntl ..eptlc, IOOthlna 'f-4-L FOOT tht onslaught, For the losers, Allen, Phil 83 S25 80 98 .302 Dodgers 13-4; Gibbon, Pirates 23-26. negotlatmg for a buut at Oma- POWLJU too - flne for 1weatv teet SPORTSMEN'S CLUI 1 p. m. on July 2b lllinat the R. Russell, B. Lewis, R. Binkey Amertcu League 6-2 ; Buhl, Cubs 11-4: O'Toole, 1 The State Farmer Degree l! l_h'"a'",""N""e""b_;_·_J_u,.:IY:-;,27_;-..............;..;;';o;;;~.,::•::;:~;;;"':.,.'.;T"';,;on~'!~Y;_"~;:O:':.,~'"::::;:'".:'·:::';~~~·;.!:::~~~ ~Inner of theThMcArtbur • Ra· each had two hits. Reed, a dou· Mantle, NY 76 2:18 U 79 .335 Heds 10-4; Marichal, Giants !the highest <iegree giv•n by th• 11 1 oecond 1•me ble. Hamlllon, Williams and Ollva, Minn 86 365 661:!2 .334 12·~c ne game. ..soctan"" lor larmmg accom· ll : t July 25 the· at 3 P- m., will he Hill each had two hits for the Allison, Minn 83 305 II! 100 .328 plishments and leadership abil· ween wlnnero of the Ky· winners. Fregosl, LA 78 248 47 78 .315 lty. Ninety-six Future Farmers aer • Syracuse game and the Mason GtO 700----8 9 o Robinson. Ball 86 322 43 101 .314 Ru11elh Announrf' will receive tho degree at a :~rt17' • ~p~rs Plains game. Red Sox 006 42Jo-t2 11 1 Kallne, Del 73 2~1 38 76 .303 Re•ult.. of Contf'•t reremoney scheduled lor 10 .30 e w nner o t e Mason. Porn- BaU,rie-.!1 - B. Harri~~:, Paw Freehan, Det 73 256 31 77 .301 Mr. and Mrs Roland Russf'H a.m., .sunday, July 26. ~ - fs"me drew a bye for Au- ley (W, 4, and Lawson; D. Bressoud, Bos II 329 46 98 .29II of Middleport Rt. 1 recently Dav1d Keeler of Pt. Pl.-.sant Ill · Tul!ah (L and R. Brinker. Howard, NY 77 283 32 84 .2'11 conducted 0 contest designed will compete lor state honors FRIDAY, JULY 17, 9:00 A.M. Louks oald that dates lor the RIO GRANDL Hinton, Was 86 335 48 99 .296 to <Teate Interest In Bible reod- with three others !n the 35th remaining games have not Rio Grande advanced to Malzone, Bol 81297 37 88 .296 ing among youth in thP arf'a Annual Puhlic ~peaking Contest ' been set, pending a conference quarterfinal play (as did the Home Runs Contestants were esked lo on Thursday mght, July 23. 1 0 8 with winning teams roncern. Red Sox by blasting Pomeroys .N a t • l ~e - Mays, write In 100 words or Jess their log schedul!ng. Pirates, 12-1, The winners scor· Giants 28: Wllhams, Cubs 21: favorite Bible verse and the ARRIVES FOR DEFENSE 1 lnd!vldual trophies will be ed six Urnes ln the first Inning. Howard, Doclgers 19; Allen, reason for !ts selection_ TOKYO IUPIJ- Flash Elorde presented. to the 14 members on L. Bush fired two . hit- PhUs, Robinson, Reds and San- The winners ranged rrom age CO the PhiJippin~s arrived here the championship team. T w o ter for Rio Grande. He whiffed 12 to 17 years and were award· today tn put the finishing coaches trophies will also be 10, walked six, and hit one. Buxton (L) and Bright (5) a~ ed cash prizes. Winning first touches on his training for his •warded by Louks. Steve Van Meters triple and Swann. place and $15 was Charlotte defli!nse 1 ' the junior light· The primary rule of the Pl:!e- single were Pomeroy5 only two Friday, City lee and Fuel Lambert, Pomeroy, Rt. 2; 2nd weight tille against Teruo KoWee tournament is that all hits. Gllbel"l, Morgan, Osbume, battles IU!ds Meat before quar· place and 110 was Ruth Reed, saka July 27 _ playen must see action In D. Rees and Hurt each had terfinal action begins, Mlddl•\ort. Rt. !; 3rd ;I=~~IF.:=::-'-=----------:- 1 each and every game. This can two lor the winnen. First quarterfinal game pita and $1'> - was Sharon Wh!Uatch FIRST lie In the neld or at bat, but Rio 613 02-12 11 1 the Middleport Senators against Rt. I; and 4th place and s2 QUALITY the rulo wiD he enforced strict· P. Pirates 100 10---2 2 3 the Gallpolla Red &r at 7:JJ was Ernestine Wood of Han-1- REGULAR ly. Bush (W and Rees; R. Friday, and · the ltlghlcap linda sonviUe. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Certified Oil St1tion Vaughn (L and Van ..Jeter and Rto Grande lakin& -on· the Gill· are members of the Bradford Pomeroy llpolis A's. · Church of Chris•" W. Moln St. T. Vaug han. D Ptea80Dt Volley Hoopltal BIG SCI!RES VALUES TO $3.50 VALUES TO $4.00 VALUES TO $5.95 ADMITTED - Mrs. Morgan Tralting ~ going Into the Flora, Apple Grove; Norma Moran, Mdwaukee, Wis.; Dan· final rung, the Gallipolis Ath· 2 FOR $5.00 ny Watson, 1'- Plea!lllfll; Mrs. letic1 scored three 1'UIUI to "" Malleable, 10-8. A Houck was Lola Jividen, Pt. Pleasant; Besafe on an error. S. Jones douatrice Ross. Huntington. bled, and T. Saunders, J. BosDISCHARGED - Shirl H..,__ ry, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs, Hor- tic singled. M. Rose w~!~i and J _ Morgan hit his s old Wallace, Pliny. double as three runs scored. Jon'es, &.lw.ders, Bostic, ' Amerlclll! LeliJlle---Ford, Yan- Richardson, and Mm~an SUMMER SUITS, values to $39.95 - - - ---SALE $24.50 tees 12-2; Bunker, Orioles tl-2; had twu hits lor the wtnnero. SUMMER SUITS, values to $55.00 - - - - - - SALE $37.50 ~. White Sol' 13-4; Down- Gall. A's 013 213-10 IS 2 In&. Yankees 6-2; Kaat, Twins Malltable 121 l4tl--- 8 10 I SUMMER SUITS, values to $6S.~ SALE $42.50 UH; Peetrs, White Sox 19--1. J_ Bostic (W), and Rose- I f Dlll;r Sent!Del, Pomeroy-Middleport, Q., AU STABS ' Phl'tllt - ., C4Mio 112 11t-pn Take home some Hudepohl for the weekend. When a beer would taste rood, Pnlcess 14-K ·.·. . qmkes Hudepohl taite jreat., SALE $15.95 Boys Bermuda SHORTS $1.95 ......... J D 0 W N I E - G R0 Ss-. ' Shop In Air-Cond itloned Comfort -· POMERoY �I ' Mt'igs Fanners a. .rn .; Solva)· LP a .m ; New Orleans do¥.n 4:0S a . m.; L. i Fieore down 6 a .m.; Western , lmited for · River News dnwn 7.55 a. m. Kanawha .u,.r - . Semet Summer Tour Gaugt readlng•: Gallipolis ! down .Lonrinn 3:50a.m.; Little 4-Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy_:.M iddlepor t . 0 ., July 16. 1964 1 ed the weddln1 at the home of Harris to Andrew Harrl<, Lot, the bride 's grandmother, Mrs . Radfle . Harrisonville News Notes .:a :20 -----------1 ' J New Haven News Notes Earl Cowen. Roy VIneyard, dec ., Carroll Th Howard Gilkeys ol Galli· Irvine Admr , to Gerald Bibbee polls , the Clinton G•lkeys and Ada Bibbee, 7~ acres , Orqe, the Robert Alkires, lcx~a l , were Olive. GARDEN CLUB Tilt Sewlllg Club met Thurs- IGive A Talk" was presented by The Nehacllma Garde 4ab clay lflernoon at tlio ....... of Mrs. Cbarleo F . Yonker . A met Monday evfDill& • Cbl JIIN. Edwin stein. Tbose at- jshort business meeting was Alex Qulllen Momorlal Baiid- ....... ...,. M!L JlolaD Swack· lbeld. fng with Mra. Earl a.t, liN. bamer, liN. D. A. lmllb, Mn. 'lbose attending were Mrs . Pete Burris and Mftl, Cholfer Jolm Fry, Mn. Jl. F. illpDI, Charles Jewell, Mrs. John T. Weaver ll!r'¥!ng u '"'"'-· Mrs. H. L. Dyer, Mra. J'Nd Reitnure, Mrs . Charles Mac!>Devotiona were led by Mrs. 1Batey, Mrs. Ottle IIDullt, 111'1. ir. Mrs . Golden Hazlett, Mrs . Burris. The roU call was an· Herman Layne and Mn. stein AlberT Roush, Mrs . E . T. Roosh swered wttb "Your Favorite GARDEN a.tJB Mrs. Velma Roush, Mn. Clar· Corsage Flower." The New Haven Garden club H"K.: • Thomas, Miss Millie BwnDuring tbe bwiness mf.>{'tin{{ mP.t on Thursday evening at uarner. Mrs. Charles Yonker, a new member, Mrs. Kennf' lh lht· home or Mrs. Burrel l ~J aw •Mrs. T. Ben Roush and Mrs. Ridge , was welcomt'd mtn th~ son with Mrs. M. L Ohlinger Edward Ryan . club. Committees for the Pro- i:lnd Mrs J V. McGrew serv. BIRTHDAY PARTY gressive Dinner to be held in ing as co-hostesses. Devotions • Scott Roush , son of Mr. and August were appointed ; Appeti- were led by \1rs McGrew The Mrs. John F. Rou:sh was honor· Uzer - Mrs Lloyd Hoffman. rull call was answered wi th ed on his 5th birthday June 23 ehairman, Mrs. Ray Pickens, ··what I would Like to Knuw with a party at their home. Jr ., Mrs. E . A Schaeke, Mrs About Flower Arrangements .·· cames were played and reThomas McGuwan, Mrs. WiJ. A short business meetin~ was rreshments were served. At· ,_,_...,""'""'..,..,""'"'i I Shop Here , Edward down Marmet 1:50 a . dam 18.9. 13.3, running 6 feet . m.; Little Edward down M Meig s county people are !non rollers. Pomeroy . Mason 1 • QL ·e .8 et5l0r· vited to attend the summer . uvupm n , eu, . .. th Oh' Cb . 1m The John Duncans aoxompan- assisted him with some ca~n­ 21.32 Pt. Pleasant 24 74, H10· M t 2·25 m . -~'SSC' 1Vest tour or ~ 10 fl5 as For The ied Mr. and Mr Denms Fraley te1 work. 1 ton '.63 sLatiooary, Kanawha \'_ar~~ · u~· me..l ~. 20 a'm . Tree Growers to be held F"TI. 1rgm1a up ;•1af · · ·· d rd J 1 17 d to Lake Hope July 4th. Miss Sandra Butcher Is asFalls .30 falling , Charleston 17. (. F. Shearer up Maret &:3S d9y an Satu ay, u y an Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark and sisting Mrs. Dougl&.b who was I .9fl sta tionar: . London. Marmet a. m . Warren~ ougland. up Win . 18 · children attended the Clark re- recently a medical ~atient at a_nd Winfield dams were on the fie ld ' 3:50 p. m.; lw1.r . Chris The tour dep.'lrts from the \ union at the picnic grove at Meigs Memorial hosp1tal. of s1lls. dawn Winfi~ld _ :-, :25 p. m ; ~ lt>n : base of the Lake Hope dmr.[ the town hall In Downington. Mrs. Grace Carr spent a few Boat movements: 2. down Wlflfleld 11 :45 p. Friday, at 1·30 p.m. At 2 p.m . Mr. Lawr ~nre Brickles Was days recently with Mr. and Ohio Ri"e• - Walt£'r Wil- Merrill dow1 Winfi~l~ 1f p.m. a stop is made al the Tordon a dinner gu~st of the Guy Bol- Mrs. Charles King. liamson up 14, 7:45 p.m.; Mr. Thelma Ann up Winflel, 11 :45 1 Tree Farm near Lake Alma ins Sunday. The state cleaned the creek Mack up 14, 10 p.m., S. pseo ~ m .; W. H. Shaver, Jr . up Win· and Wellston. Demonstrations Sew On Your Mr. James Payne and Joyce preparatory to widening the RmO ;M .l4 1, 4: 1. nk s~.o pJ e field 3 a . m .; Elgerchrf down will be given lhere . . Hinds were united in marriage bridge by Dana Welsh's home . Mr . and r.-ir., James Payne Own on Monday. A reception follow· G. up 14, 4·10 a.m.; Southern Winfield ,3:~ a. m.; C. V. The banquet wili· be held at took Mrs. Judy Srelmetz and down 14, 5·50 a .m.; Zimmer nl.l up ~mfaeld 5:15 a. m. the Methodist Ch.urdl in Athens WILL DEUVER . bl t.. up Singer Sewing Utree children to their home down 14 7 a.m .; ReIia . at 6.30 p .m . The group assem· ' J B tb There will be an ice cream in California. Mrs. Sallie Welsh 1&, 10 :45 p.m.; erry oswor bles Saturday at 8:30 a.m. at Machine beside the Racine Home and two children a<:compa:.ied up 18. U4 a.m.; 0 cro down 19 • 0 the Natural Resources Building, ~d Bosworth B beorinning at 6 p. m. Sat- them to her husband's camp in 5:55 am .; ~ eana East State Street. Athens, ALL HANDS FOR BARRY- Wherever Sen. arry •· ChOOHfromone down 20 7:15 a .m.; Oleander . h , t pped by thelur<lay, July 18, sponsored by Colorado. 1 of Several Moclelo up 22, B:lO p. m.; Defender At 9 am a visit Is made to Goldwater goes in San FranciSCO, e ~ rda th t the Firemen's AuxlllMiss Kathy Gilkey .vas a rec h . the Shoe~~ker 1"ree fl'arm with outstretched hands of his a~mirers. ·" . e sena. or, Anyone wishing to place cent guest at the Paul Stanley on insect damfor the Republican prestdential nomina· advance orders may call WI 9- home. THE day down Greenup 9:50 p.m .; age control , straightening or t10n, tnes to shake all of them. . or Wl 9-3471. Ice cream Woodrow Wilson called on his father, Ray Wilson recent. CharleroJ up Greenup 1:40 a .m . terminals and tree bundlmg. A as saying she was the wtll be delivered on request. ly. Luther Herdmar down Greenup WEST COLUMBIA, w. Va.-l brief barbecue at 11 :30 a.~, of Dr. Sam. SQUAD C". en 2: 15 a .m .; Jim Hougland up Funeral services for John Wil- l and the afternoon program WI R«garing Blythtn, . ~ McCall's PatterDI Greenup 3:45a.m.; L. W. Sweet liam Stewart, 60, of 819 South ! be held • t the Sunnyvale Nur · I said it was " not the purpose of Racme emergency squadsmen PROPERTY TRANSFERS Singer Sales & Servtee down Greenuo 4 a.m.; Jeffboat l3rd St., Middleport, who died I sery, three males North of ! this court to condemn a took ~atty Plck~M of ~acme Andrew H. Harris, 1\i.aggi~ B. 115 W, 2•• up 31, 4. a.m.; John Hood up at his residence Wednesday at Athen~. State Route 13. 1 who hAs passed away and Me1gs Memortal hospital at Harris to Andrew Harris, 2 A., WY 2-2284 Ohle 31, UO a .m .; Alton Zephyr 13 p. m ., will be held Friday at ' !Continued from page 1) I unable to come to his own 3:30 p. m. Wednesday alter Sutton. down 32, 3:15 a.m.; Buckevc 3 p. m. !EDT) at the West Col. however the BUffered a leg rn)ury. She ·~A~nd~re~w~H~.~Ha~rr~is~,~M~a~g~g~le~B~.~~~~==~~==; 1 State down Meldahl 2:10 p.m.; umbia EUB Church with burial school teacher , nurse and en .~:;:;.,ents raileging treated and returned to\ R. H. Bosworth Il down Mel- in the West Columbia cemetery tered medical proJects for re· was preJudicial) are part home. dllhl S:BO p.m.; Miss Susan ~1he Rev. Ralph Mahoney will St><~rch . He _still h~s a very I controverted evidence in this ----BE SAFE- BUY ALL DRUGS down Meldahl 9:10p.m.: Pam· lofficiate. I 0 good P!;r"'nallly and" well od- ~ case and must be acctpted as RETURN HOME FROM A PHARMACIST AT ela D down Meldabl 2 a.m .; 1 JUSted . . I bein true.. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Lowery, • Ravenswood down Meldahl 3- He was born o_ctober 22, 1898 1 In all , Weinman cited five g . Third·Av., Middleport, have :40 a.m. ,at We st Columbia. the son or r stance' in which Sheppard 's returned from Mrs. Lowery's • Ithe late George W. and Lyda , constitutiona~ rgl1ts were vo~at· home at Chillicothe where they GallipoliS Dam - Cathy R IE. Chafens Stewart. He was a SAN FRANCISCO (UP!l - td before and during the trial were called by the . sudden ur 7:30p.m.: On_ward .JP 8.50 retired steelworker. The Big Ohio group out here Taken separately, sa1d the I death of her father on ~unday . p. m.: Linda Cbotm up 11 p.m., I survivors include a daughter, met at breakfast today and Judge. each required a ·:deter- ~ Paggy Downey up 12 :45 p.m . Mrs. Ethel Logan, M•~4ieport; talked about plan s for rLrrying m1nation that the pelltwner CALLS REHEARSAL m.; Ro~ert Reerl down 1:45 a. a son, Fred W. Stewart, ~D the state for Sen. Barry Gold- (Sheppard) was not ::tfrordcd a , Rutland High school Summer You can be n 1.; Elisha Woods doym 2:25 1cheshire: eight ~randchaldren, water this fan. fair trial as requirro by the due Woodrow Marabel and son, band rehearsal will be held 'l'ues.. :0ne great grandchild, r~ur bro-- Most of the 500 Republicans process clause of the 14th Roy Dean, '0r Marianna, W. Va. day. July 21, from 7 until 9 sure your IN JUST 1S MINUTES thers, Albert and Guy . were confident in varyint, de- Amendment. came Frida and stayed un- p.rn .at the h1gh school, band IF YOU HAVE TO art. both of West ColwnbJ a: 1grt'SS , that Ohio would go Re- "And when these errors are [ til Sunday ~orning \'ith his director Ralph JarVis announchealth is SC:RATCH YOUR ITCH. Roy Stewart, Columbus, . and I publican this fall with the sen- accumulated the trial can o_nly th r Norn. and Earl Dean ed today. Y••,.:.. !l'c, '"IT'c'•'·MmE~Nodr•d.:~;~ C:arl Stewart, RFD l, Middle· pre<:inct workers waging be viewed as a mocl:ery of JUS· mud fe '. 1 1<:1, -·---in good Q • __ •• bumlnJ. Anuuptlr ac- port. · ,.. Wemman · 1anLl am• PL ANNING SOCIAL the uen..,. •nd what one said would be the t1ce sa1'd . d pY· I ta K•v 'm and tlon kU\1 jlerml to IPI!I!d heaun. . . d all at the Fog. . h r· . I t' oy ' au e T cs Is Ftne for ec?.ema, tllllect bttea. foot Fnen s may C . most intensive campa1gn the L1sted as t e IVe VJO a wns Denton Dean of Cleveland vis. he Salem Center WS hands ••• ~~~is~n:'r&•~rJ~:E~~ll~~s.Now at lesong Funeral home anybme. state ha::; ever seen. oi Shepparrl's rights W":'re fail· ited witll their people , Earl sponsoring an Ice cream ~ial 1 3 Finest Selection · I m.l Sewing Materials I H: J ~~: ~;~~~ :·: ~O ;p.~\ e~::. S n h tewart Dies at Home On Wednesday llam Crow and Mr'".. Bart Cl<:~rk held at whiOO time a report tending were Diana Hayman, Mrs . B. J . Howard , on the Ju ly .; th sl.<Jnd was made . ,Yvonne Grinstead, Judy Needs. Mrs. C. M. Adams , Jr .. co- 1The club voted to di scontinue Dwain Russell, Bpbby NicewanBatey. thto picnic this year. der, Linda BumnMner, Jane chairmen, Mrs . Phil Mrs. Martin Berisford, Mrs . 1 Those attending were Mrs. Powell, Randy Roy Ly· Howard Joe Burris, Mrs . David .Fred Batt::y. Mrs . R. F'. Bry· 1uns. Cathy Roush, and honoree Fields, Jr .. Mrs. William Gibbs, ant, Mrs . Howard Burris, Mrs . Scott. , ~ Mrs. Thomas Hoffman, Mrs. 1Fioyd Carmack. Mrs . H. L. 1 PE u; Robert Layne, Mrs . Harry Mill·[ Dyer, Mrs . Clyde Foley , Mrs. Mr . and Mrs. Bi Bramlage er, Miss Ethel Riddle, Mrs. Harry Layne, Mrs. Herman and Sandy of Pekiri, Jll. and James N. Roush and Mrs. Layne. Mrs. Donald F. Roush, Mrs. Violet Hartinger of Mid· Chester Weaver; Dessert- Mrs Velma Roush, Mrs . L. C. dleport were recent visitors of Mrs. James Gilbert, chairman, RoUsh, Mrs . Otl.ie Roush, Mrs . Mr . and Mrs. Paul Rickard Mrs. Kenneth Ridge, Mrs. Hen- ~ D. A. Smith. Mrs . Howard Wag- and family and Mrs . Ada Rickry Buck, Jr., Mrs. Louis Kar· enhals, Mrs . N. 0 . Wein , Mrs. ard . schnik, Mrs. Ralph Sayre, Mrs. A. K. McClung and the hostess- Mr. Walter Bush of Detroit, Dwight Sayre, Mrs. Donald ,es. Mich ., visited her over the week Bumgardner. FARM WOMAN'S CLUB end. Mrs. Bush returned home The program for the evening [ The Rhododendron I"arm Wo- with hima fter being here due Main - - de~~nstrittiQD LYons. 1 f~ont·r~nner Fabric Shop Sheppard May Be Re-Arrested Buckeyes PIan [ Carrytng • Obi d For Gol water tn·l Is. .' \ -~ ' i Argo Peas 3 3 No.30339 C SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT I Dog Food - - - 25 $J-6 'negar 59 Vl ~~~~~~--=========-~:_::·~~_::( s~e MARKINS FOOD MKT MID SUMMER SALE MINUTE or CUBED STEAK LADIES SPRING COATS 25% OFF OXFORDS Siu 4to9_ 2'h to 6 _ Men's Dy WHITE CANVAS ground . L,""'""'""'""'""',.....,.......,.,.....,.....=,.....,.....,.....=,......,,... ......,....J_l~~_!I'I([__~':_J<>_l~~~~n ~ Mr. and MrS . John 8" - - Size 4to9 _ _ . I eBUDGET PLANS SERVICE A REAL 99c BEEF 1 Men's Oxfords-Loafers Boys' Oxfords-Loafers Size 8'12 to 12 _ Size 3Vz to 6 _ SJ-88 pr, $5.88 $7,88 $9··· .... Size 6'h to l2 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE No. Second Middleport 0 FUEL OIL. Winter comfort is right at your fing er-tips. It takes only a phone ca ll to insure ePROMPT 1Best for big cars, small cars, all cars ..• Sizes 6 to 12 YOU JUST CALL FOR COMFORT Mr. and . Mrs. ~arren K:nny and drinks will be supplied and ! and family of Sil'l er Sprmgs, games and contests for the ! Md. children have been planned. j Kay and Chris are vacationing in Virginia. NAME OFFICERS Mrs . Jess Abel is .a surgical PT. PLEASANT - The patient at Holzer hospital. I mPn of the Church of GROUND s7.11 ,.. 6" - - - LOAFERS . WITH .... ~N:wttil~~~a:i~h=~ball MILL STREET- MIDDLEPORT Work Shoes Women's want you can count on? In The Heart of Pomeroy Market LOAFERS prompt delivery of fuel oil any time, any weather, 0 OUR TRUCKS ARE . • • EQUIPPED WITH TWO-WAY RADIO TEXACO SKY CHIEF GASOLINE FOR BETTER, QUICKER, MORE EFFICIENT SERVICE! J LBS. $,.00 STORE-WIDE CLEARANCE ON ALL SUMMER CLOTHES CONTINUES. SAVE NOW. Lingerie e Dresses e Slacks Short Sets e Short Separates Hats e Purses • Children's Clothes SALE ON NAME BRAND GIRDLES REGULAR PRICE-$2.99 SALE $1,50 10 FOR SKINLESS COMPLETE LINE OF Wieners ,NEW FALL STEP-MA,STER SHOES Shop Now For Best Selection Of Boys' and Girls' BACK-TO-SCHOOL SHOES 2'"' lb. b•• SUGAR Ham $1- 19 PURE CANE s sANDWICHEs _ 98c ' Texaco scientists analyzed 150 years of petroleum research and driving fac•-and came up with this great gasoline that saves on starts, saves on warm·ups, saves engines, gives better mileage. Drive in. More than ever you'll find it pays to say, "Sky Chief!" LBS. 1111.79c lut WHITE BREAD For MARGUERITE·rS Shoe Shop 102 E. Main • - • ., - Pomeroy •• · - - , . • ~ •• ··• -• • - ·~ II""~ • - - ·•· - .~.. -···~ · · - . In Red, S .00 Black or Brown. \ ' ' ~~------------------------~ See Your Friendly MEIGS COUNTY'S OWN acr,.-Youtht to Boyo •• Available ' ( Trust your car to the man who wears the star For Glri-SIIH Infants to Mls- TEXACO DEALERS FARM TO STORE In r • -"' ·~ ~ •-- .,.. . _ ... • "- •~·· ~··~ • ·-· RIZER OIL COMPANY WY2-5321 Home Owned &: Operated You'll Like Our Service dllltrlbuled by: CITY ICE Oelllpoll1, Ohio HOT PEPPER~NGOES--POTATOE~UKES • ... - · · • .... -.-• • • · · • .~ .. FOREMAN &ABBOTT Meigs 1nd Gellie Counties HOME GROWN .CORN-GREEN BEAN$-TOMATOES '' - · - ,..- •• - · • • -• • - - ·· .... • · -'"·••··•·•·•" • •·• - • - · - - & N. 2nd Ave,, FUEL COMPANY ~ .... ~. , Mlddlepolt ' Ohio ..... ....... . '' • .,\-< • ,,- • •••••••. "" \ • ·"' •• Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Justis cast are all college . student.." :G:;:•;;".;F.;•~il.;.·e~s·.;t:;.ro;;a;,;s;;,ur;,;e,;.r;., . .-.-.d~ii:iiiii:iiiii:iiii:iiiiiii:iii~~~:iiii:i===-=~ii:iiiii:iii:5 returned recently from 8 vaca· chosen fro':" tryouts mvolvin~ r tion at Black Water Falls, w. ~II t~~ m:Jor colleges and un. Va. and other point of nterest . JverstUes tn the state. Mr . and Mrs. Thomas Taylor and Jill of Clifton spent Silnday with her patents, Mr. and Vacation Church Mrs. Ferris Justis. School Announced 1 M d Recent visitors '0h r. au PT. PL~AS.'NT The ar•· ~ ' Mrs. William Smitd M were their nl , Vacat•on Church o~•ooi of I a1 • 'lUI ..-... --V daughter' Mr. an rs . AmY Christ Episcopal Church will be . Galford and Gregory of Park- held August 3-7 in the parish I ersburg, Mrs. Kate Roush, ~e-- house. The scool will run fr"m II tart, Mrs. Anna Fry, Elgrn, 9:15 · 12 Monday through lll ., Mr. and Mrs: Robert L. day . The theme of f!his year·~ Saunders and famaly, Charles- school will be Christian Mis- . . n to India . ton . . 810 nd M H w • Mr. a . rs . art~.an 1.'Jhe all parish piC1lic of Christ ' .son of C~arksburg VIS!!ed re· Episcopal Church and Bruc~ I ce_ntly ~tth Mr . and Mrs . Chapel will be held August Bhss W1lson . . with the service scheduled to Recent guests of :\'lrs. Ed on the lawn of Bruc:e Chapel Roush for several days ""• followed by the picnic. Food en Orchard property to Farley property in Mason. Mrs . William Chisler is lng relatives In Mrs. John Fisher and Fisher of Cadiz, Ohio, Iweekend guests of Mr. Layne and Mr. and Mrs. R~ bert Cooke. Mrs. Maxine Grimm has re· turned to her home after being a patient at St. Joseph hospit· al in Parkersburg. Mrs. H. L. Dyer Is vitlng so11 and family, Mr. and James er at Norfolk, Va. I Mrs. George Ingels is a , ical patient at Holzer C I ar Gardner III was a ~~e~~~t ~!:~sa~~e~a~!y was ' s~s;:, WHITE CANVAS Market Report 1 I SWISHER & LOHSE . WHITE CANVAS 1 BA C0 N Bologna Women'• Silo c.., Billy the Kid To he Gt'ven on RhododeJidron Boys' ,, There areD'I maQJ people lD the Ullited Statu. today who haveu't direet aceen to a telephone. According to the Newschart, about 85 million telephone• are in use today. in contra&t to 45 million in 1950. Projedioa for 1975: 175 minion phone•. Statistics are from the New York Telephone free entertainment has heen scheduled for this year tnclud· ing Ralph Sannan, Vicki Laynn the high qire specialist. The Ortons. Trial of Nle Century and tht> Vis ion s. 1 eSKIRTS · · 3.95 to 5.95 e T-SHIRTS 2.98 to 5.95 e BLOUSES · .. · 1.98 eSLACKS .. 5.95 I !~ -- .... PHONE SALES lOB- 1 SPORTSWEAR DEPT. - 29c JULY DOLLAR DAYS 1 I ribbons will be awarded and hundreds of dollars in prize money will be paid. An outstandlng pro~ram o! The Sunshine Class of th~ Mason Methndist Church prc~nted Mrs. Jack Garrison with going away present of milk 8 glass candle holders and brass I VISIT OUR Tile party~ presidentia~ can- ure to grant a cha:tge o~ venue Dean family and his mother, JFulriday albetet;n~ and evemng, I did 3 te, who got 57 of Its 58 or a con 1nuance m v1ew o1 N Sat rday y 17, gmmng a1 2 p. m . . votes and finally the ~8th Wed- n~wspaper publicity be~on~. the ~::~n ~evaH~r family took et the Salem t.enter church. You can trust our registered pharma· nesday night, was. no stranger trtal; m~bility of mamtamng su er with Norma Dean cists to fill your doctor'• prescript1 Ohioans attendmg tht GOP mpartal JUrors btcause of pub· dpp . have moved from Glover to · h d r · d h t · l f "l f ur ay evenmg. M · W V National Convenllon as he a t~.:Jly . urnjgdt • Bri•ath; . mtured .n Clarence, Kathleen, arl8.nna, . a. tions with the utmost care and accuf'o drawn large crowds at his many the tnal u ge, y m, o IS· 1 d C . Dean Mr. and Mrs. Bert O'Connor acy . His professional precision is your GOP dinner speeches in the qualfy himself although. th~re ~ntu~~ay :f~~noon and evening of Washington Court House are past few years. was uncertanty as to ha s 1m· .th v 1 d Norma Dean ir. good health, thejr daughter, assurance that your family's health Is · While Ohm · appeared Iate In partla · J't Mara bel Dean repor ts . 1 y; ·Improper ·mtro d uc- fWI T ~ar an in good hands. Thlck Slic~~""·""'HI clil)lbi/>8 .llb<oord tbe ,\~old water lion or He detector tests, aud a~~.:~n B~ mblned Rev. Wogan and family baft:l\ftgl'll, t'! B'lltk .... leaders unauUron1ed commumcations f ~ . ~Pa.u ' r · d ay· ed the Chester Nazarene D l-Ib. 1-lb. 1 e3 R11iotered Phormaclsts To Servo You · b" 'tb • ih e JUrors · d urmg · de l"b orLeon c.arHecox eanof SIowa, Edna · ices Sunday morning wbJle ha d gthtvend lim. a wl. I er· figured they Pk. roll---~ large boost when e e eat10n at:ons . . . cox Melvin of Columbus his way to vislt his son in Gal· was released last Thursday 'H ever there was a tnal by M Ed rd Foster of Pome-- lipols. . 1sa per rec t ex: · rs. lled wa at th Wilbur Dean Mr . and Mrs. Bob Dean and night. newspaper, lh IS $1-00 lbs • ampk!, " the judge sairl. roy ca eh S 1 Pamela vsited familie~ in Buckey• - - - REXALL DRUGS · and wt'th th elf · Meigs Memorial Hosp ItaI " Th e Cle.ve Io. nd P ress too k up. . and d Norma . Dean omes a ur· Texas, Ca l'f 1 ornta Pomeroy . Coe ur 'd Al· WY. 2-2955 ADMISSIONS - Ethel John· on Jtself lhe role of the accuser, ay M evenmg. d M Carl Kautz and uncIe and aun I m ston, Radcliff : Tammy Curtis judge and jur)')." Weinman said. · dau r h~~ vis~:~d with ene, Idaho, on ther vacation. una Long Bottom; Barbara Arn-. He ca lled the Press ''the most I ndgW od D n at the . . Pi erce, I ms1 ' .d.ious VIO ' Iator" an d •~ old , Pomeroy; .,"1rgma 1-Crmed af N o row D ea Saturday 9 Middleport. its arJ.icle<: ' most prejudicial" ~ orma ean lb. DISCHARGES - Mrs . Paul with a "cheap sob-sister editor- mgM. d M Ll d Dean r. an rs. oy 'ddl t . I .. Pierce a nd son, M1 epor ; 1a . K · d Denton Scherbarth. Harrisonville ; , "Suffice it to say that the stons. hevm. ~~ Mrs Dorothy 1 1 00 .. IIL:••r• Sarson, Portland. · three Cleveland newspapers re-- Co ers · ing peatedly printed material which 1 oKw ~ry D 8 u . ay evlkeng WI.'th . evm ean LS wa m · • • • strongly suggested and, m fact, 1 k ANNOUNCE SOCIAL · 1 ·11 be d Sh d' 'It ., th out his brace smce h1s nee An lee cream soc1a wt urge . eppar s gm , e has been broken and healed held at the Forest Run Me:th- jude sa1d. th nd u· I 1 "N · · ld h be e seco . d J h Th odist churc , urs ay, u Y o Jury cou . ave . en Jennifer andmeMelanie 7 p. m. Homemade sea_ted at tilat particular. time daughters of Earl and OPEN EVENINGS TIL 7:00 P.M. RUTLAND, OHIO creaiQ, cake, pie and which would have been [arr and L t 4 H Camp 0 be sold. impartial. Newspaptrs have the ou etahn werek da · 6 DAYS A WEEK SATURDAY TIL 9 P.M. ~ii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iii~~~~:.:.:,~_....,.,_...,,_, l . ht d . deed th 0bl' t' ovei e wee n . _ ng an m . e Jga IOn Mr . Delbt!rt Gaul is home [ h• the commumty to advocate r th h . . . b ' h rome osp1 181. and cnt1ctze, ut w1t respec 1 R G 1• h 1 q ·10 NO BONE - NO GRISTLE oger au s orne s ut to the Sheppard case the~e can add'tion to tlle community ALL be no .doubt as to the Lmpro· and . 1 . LEAN MEAT- lb. 1 11 . . th . h' h an JS nearmg .comp e on. pnety m e manner m w IC Mr d M Woodro De it was reported by tht · an rs. w an land newspapers ." Weinman cited as prejudicial FIRST : a broadcast by ConsiJine ~b:';; l l QUALITY ' oompared Sheppard wth } REGULAR Hiss, and said evidence · Certified Oil Station f'd two jurors beard a Pomeroy by Winchell quoting a Some Long Coats- Some Shorties SAUSAGE *ll--- - --c:--.r-1 1 I I 'N1e 78 pagZ2edeata:'!_~!ls 4 ~ c 1asses m epa, u,~e.~,ts In which Mason County . dresidentsf mav p<.~rt l.clpale lnt:lu ing bee cattle, daary cattle, poultry, !!heep. swine. tobacco. farm crops. vegetables. fine and flor· al art s. hom~ arts culinary art, clothing. pets and horses. Blue 1 wall plaque. Mrs. Garrison ami children left Saturday morning CINCINNATI IUPI) - LivewasR 1a cnrhsage workshop. stock : 1men's Club met "" Thursday at to the illness of her mother, to make their home at Eaet e res ments were served to lthe club house . .\1rs. T . Bert Mrs. Probe Roush. Bank. Cattle 700, calve! 200 all 1 those attending: Mrs. Phil Ba· . Roush and Mrs. Edward Ry· Mrs. Lesley Alexander of Sa· tey, Mrs. Thomas Hoffman, an, serving in place of her 1rasota, Fla., was 8 recent vi& Mn Eber Roush who under- 1 PT PLH:ASANT - The Rho- slaughter classes mostly small j Mrs. B. J . Howard, Mrs. Louis mother, Mrs . Eber Roush who [itor of Mr .a nd Mrs. R. Bert went surgery at the Ch~ :Jes· l dodendron . West VigiDiB's lots but predominately good to Karsctmik, Mrs. C. M. Adams, was ill, were hostessf!s. The Roush . ton General Hospital is ex· · showboat will be moored at the average choice 9()(1..1200 lb Jr., Mrs. Robert Layne, Mrs. meeting opened with the pledge Mrs . Ray Weaveri 8 as , pected to be returned to her ! Fot.trth Street wharf '11mr;.Jay steers, feeder cattle scarce, . Harry jto the flag followed by devo- calp atienta t Gallipolis home Tuesday. She is recupen- lew•ing for a performance of slaughter st~rs and heifers : Kenneth Ridge, Mrs . M1Jler and hostesses, Mrs.l tions led by Mrs. T. Bert Roush cal Center hospital. ating satisfactorHy. . I ' Billy the Kid '' beginning at rather slow, ~"Ows and bulls dull Clark and Mrs. Burris. on the topic " Government Un· Mkh . visited here over weekMr. and Mrs. Cusrhs M cD~Ii· 8:30 p. m. All tichis for the i average ch01ce around 1000 ·----end. Mrs. Bush returned iel, Sr. and Chalky, Mr . and I perfflrmance will be S(•ld for ·lb slaughter steers 23-23.50, high I Mrs. Raymond Grinstead vi~it· $2 . ' • [ - 1 witil him after being here due ed on Sunday in Columbus with to the illness of .her mother, Mr . and Mrs . Stanley Si'LundMuseum ex~ibits on the sho~- Eptscopal have electt>d new Mrs . Probe Roush . ers .and family. I boat are on ~!splay _fr~m 1 W'_ltll l officers to serve during the : Mrs. Lesley Alexander of sa. Recent guests of Mrs. D. L. 5 p. m. w11lh odmsston bet~g coming season. Mrs . Milton L. rasota, Fla., was a recent vis- Dudding were Mr. and Mrs. 2.lc for adults and IOc for ch1l· Miller w.1s elected president . . succeed Mrs . Edward Jackson. itor of Mr. and Mrs. R. Bert Arthur Luikart and daughter, dren. ROush. Dawn, of New Port Richie. Fla. H enough mterest is ~hown m OfficM" choser> to serve with Mrs. Ray Weaver is a surgiM Miss Alma Luikart and Bren- Thursd<.1y's _performance. the Mrs. :\.1iller were ~Irs . Carroll . For A Nice Selection Of • . . cal patient at Gallipolis Medi· da Casto, all of Paradi:se. W. showboat will be held ov~r. for ·casto, vice president : Mrs . F .: leal Center hospital. Va and Mrs Charles Scyoc another perrormance on Fnda}' w. lngraham , recording secre· I Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hume and' three children of Parkers-- I when the cast Wlli present ''The tary; Mrs. Jack B. Park ror· are moving lromt he New Hav· burg. Taming of l~ Shrew." The responding stcretary ana' Mr. . SWISHER & LOHSE I Chester Soci'ety Notes PT. PLEASANT - PI am~ have been completed and F:tir cata logues are being dislribut. e.d for Mason County's Fair to run from August l2 throu~h .-\u ~ust 15. The Fatr this year will be held Ill 1he Pt>lnt Ploosant High &hoot lf'OOIIds. I 1 I County Fair Distributed ---------Mr. and Mrs. Stepheu Noble, Jr. of Charle!ton visited ~ cently with hi• grandmother P<lrs Matilda Noble and with MI. and Mn. Stanley Harbour and family . Mr. ond Mrs . Bob Ball ond children, Kimberly and Robbie, of Oak Hill. Ohio, vil!llted her parents Mr and Mrs Lester Dodson ' and. Jane ov~r the weeken d. Mr. and Mrs . Ray Allen and family of Columbus, Ga., Visit· ed h" t Mr and Mrs ,.A,..ll ren en ands. Mr· . and Mrs.· Ezra Bob Stewart and othfr relaUves . . Mr . and Mrs. Phd Van Vranken of St. Petersburg.. Fla., visited several days w1th ~er M d M Bi parents , r · an rs. ISS Wilson. The Van v.rankens vis· ited several days m New Jer· sey with relatives and attend· ed th N y rk world's Fa~r · e ew o G w ·1 · 1 .son Mr. and ~s. ary and three children of Hunting. ton visited over the wee}!: end with his_parent!!, M.r . and Mrs . Bliss Wilson and with Mr and Mrs. Phil VuVranken. 1 dinner guests of Ava Gilkey on l,.... Gary Joe Foi• Y of Wisconsin ~unday. 11 spent a few days with his Mr . and Mrs. Guy Sargent grandmother , Mrs. Josie Hiet- spent a day with the Dana ger. Welsh 's recently . Mr . Sargent I :rt~;" Th• group aang "A· I Mason Personal Catalogues for The topic " ¥ ou Too Can I ' -~ ·o<·• •• • • , • . •• ••. ' .... ....... ... , .. .. , , •."• .~. ' 'I" ._. ,,, ... !'lit-•..••• �• I Want Ads Are Worth AGood Look-. yon'II Find Dozens 0rBargains Below! Television Revue , -' WANT AD INFORMATION ® I)~ ' tif'fnr• 1-'ul>ll<•l!l...,. l).o~o11inf' ~ nfl A \1 t' •1 " " ""~' '"' ~ · ......... "'"'' 1.1 .1 ,., 11or-.a • I>!IHfC• TIO"''O: Wll• ~•••· p•rll ""' ' "'_, " n~, ~· """'·~ ~ ''"" "' .-,,. "~'·"'"''"r><~ rnr otJI"'"""'' ......,, v•• ~"'' .. ,,.. .. ~,., <!>PI 1961 M ~- ''"'' hr rt•n• •mrto .. <l < o>PI \ Wi l• '10' fh.. hn 1957 , ·,.111, "'"r<:l .,.,. P*• n-rt""' o~ ..,Hl.l 1 H"~'~"~ & u ... rn,. """f'CI ~ - 30 " •ta•urn~·· ro M >.ll' r M Rambler Classic St. Wagon _ $1295 ~nl'!inf, Hulilll Mlllenvtllo. - radio, hE'ater . Powt>r l:ltd ,_, &ewer trnu('fn ............. r..m• "• uve .. - Pontiac 4-Dr, Station Wagon Only $465 Sewer M.,..blnel call Ill' Da) 01 Nllll I • l!r! POMEROY MOTORS "SUMMER SELLDOWN" l.lnUJ 11-:tt "' ~~ •n l:l•OI• 'lonr !T"II} ~u to.AI!i\' ro PI . A.~ £ " IUCSlH,1 PRUIJUI ' \ N(l \1; so much heated tlon at Tuesday Dlght't Repul> Hran convention oesslon, u .een on telev.laion, that maybe It would be belt IG lllrl off these video notes wilb ,.,_ I·-·> slory. In one of lbe abeobllely cia.. •lc momlllla ol Uve lelevltdoll history, Job< Chancellor, for· mer hosl of NJIC.TV'o "Today" ahow and a convention report· er' IIUdde!li1 flllllld himself being ejected and apparently ar. rested In an lllsJe.clearlng, but lit kept bls wl.. and wit. Uslog an ezquisite tongue-in-cheek style, be decided to report his remorkable appreherullon to the wotchlnf naUon u It ahppened. USED TRUCK PRICES ARE DOWN DURING 4u1 Gn1nr, rtllmbtDJ .., Only $495 "NT ""' : I PHONE WY 2-2157 f .o~- -. I CROSSWORD saying " and then he start· ed interviewing the sergeant-atarms. Televiewers saw all of this while the lengthy readin!. of the =_, =. lG.Motlt 11,¥n- -b: - 18....... 18.- -lll'lol& - 18. A atun!Od dl&l. Ill. A olate ot of - ""'" x .r- 215.4Bur- ... _ = •pttol 211. ..... 21. poet. Sl.PUII Wltll ... r-p - tO. Sbopberlt U. Anawer 36. High, D hill lllllrp a--..,: - U.Dlo· Illig, pooplut ·it. TMI'Illne 116. ..._.., 48. Guided tO. ADawa Algie"' 21. ep.: polt. &7. A &'Gill .1Mrk -· b:lllty J8. 8wlftl7 Nuptlol 21. .. . .-.....- y • ...,._ ~- --------------- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~:~ sole t'Oiltrol of nuclear weapons he turned to GOP officials on by the president. Opponents of the platform aod said: "It's not IARN • Y GOOGLE the controlling Barry (,c)Jdwater my fault If you don 't control contingent suggested they were the audience." At aftOthe· point, iHEM NEWNITED not allowed on until it was an ' he said to the aodl>!nce "It's WHAT wuz All SlATES REVENOOfRS · · C ' THAT RACKET WlJl CHOPPIN' UP mconvemenU) late hour for tel- oiUI a free counlry, ladiea aod IN TH'HOllER SOME MOONSH NE eviewers and editors In the gentlemen:· And he refu!ed to LAST NIGHT, STI~LS 1 East. , yield on his time limit until he S HERIFF , The main video fireworks ( got In his last line. tempt lor his name, and got iL A report_inl co.ho~: Sand~r Vanocur, chime<' m: I dont know thio rna be the high · t f Y . ,!""" o the whole convention. Then a>&ncellor, u be was being led away, dead-plllllled, "I lvrmally say this is a disgrace ·· and signed off, " this io John Cban- DAILY cellor . • . somewhere In cug. A.C8088 G. 8oleJU. tody." 1.5'ather: W'Oilder OOJioq, I, K1l>d C( .... Not long afterward, in the l.llu!M up .Up company of an' apologetic chief •. c...... '1. tiDit C( sergeant-at-arms of the conven- IO. Tele.._ araphed a. - l l l l e tion, Chancellor was returned t• the floor of the polllical ga. 12. ~ 111.11 ... ot .. thering, no longer a pending jailbird. His first words to the 1C. 11. title . The result kept viewers in waiting nation were , "As I was stitches, not to mention NBCTV anchoruen Cbet HunUey and David Brinkley. Chancellor decided to Inter. Vltw the policeman. He asked :.·· ---~--~~--.---Card of Thanks . hio bti!Je . number· compel~ Will asked a convention offlctal who In the aisle-clearing at- I Z1 !4tc 1 OPEN EVES. 7:00 I'.M. POMEROY, OHIO "RIIi:S - 11 ?~ l'n• 'u woutl mtn mum tarl'o ~nrl o l~oona · h HOLLYWOOD (liP! was J - 'There far 1 brake service. Pomeroy Motor Co. anu ~ :':er·~h•n~hlo Rw~ ~~~~ · and heate-r. .................. ,,.,.,, , ;1' 7. 0'""'" •" '''' ••• Mit .-Ia •ltiUII 10 d•¥1 !formerly Gru...r eo d , ' Workll. :11111 W Main St. I Good tires, clean interior , V8 motor, automatic tran1., rtdto Mlt••mun l'hltl l ijll ~~"'" 1 ~ 1 ~lllf P'"' worn In• fhl'f'P """ J Sorvlct!. Wheel balanclllJ, auto alaso. Blue finbh, ,11ood tires , R-ryl. g: lidP . 0111' 'f' ~P\I'I ~Ih,. '>P QUAliTY Pomeroy Motor Co. 1958 Chevrolet Biscayne 4-Door _ "" ~n"u''' 2 SIGNS 01' Automatic trans . Good whitewall tires. Clean interior, radio and he-ater. Beige over co ral fimsh. ,.1 ""'"' ' ,., 1 .n, '"""'HI .., ,_ ,.,.,..,~.,,.. Butln..s S.rviCM , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · - - - - , R i c k a r d ' Alignment GOP platform was proceeding• centered aroun<j Nelson Rncke. Cow feller, who made a fllllllntl Palace ID San Fr~ BUI II spe«h attaci<!Dc estnmllta 81111 was not until ohorUy •lt.rward, the Jolm Birch Society wllll a bit before 9 p.m., Paclfk time special force, caUlng for the -midnight in the Easl-lhal the narnlni of this grou~ in an real fireworks J>e&an jll the amendMent. Boos from the del vain attempted amending of the eeatea were mb<ed with cheers. platform with planks concern- Rockefeller stopped, alid, as He lng extremism, clvll ri11hta and the nation watched and listened It the background •• 1jle at. Aloft <G.-.. au,? 1 -r-w-..~ ... -r-r-rr"'!!"-,.,.,. ao. ~..," ' I wsh to thank my many 1 -:.,_,-, friends who sent C'arci~ and : lt>llt>TS to me during my re- D.Jiorolly rt'nl stay in Doctor: Hospit · al, Coluinbu ~ . i.:ana G;.inor. 7 16 l!p JB.:I!uden .., 88. :1DartJa .... goddea 89. Blue bird .a. Bay Window Nolie'! Pl 1nl.l(' hPnring 1111 thr t!lfl~ IJ !I JI.:t' f r01 ('Jlf'!'lf'f 'fnwnship feather Chesfer 1-l<l ll F'rkia~ .lul_v 7 p m. Ctwsrf'. Town - .e.aar... at the ;1t no-u 1onq ir we· o be before 1 : ~e L;~J ---~~- ' rn:.y w~ ; r:Jf <8. Roq.a.. Tuwn~hip 17. ment d . loopo 01. ll'nllt will bl" ht•ld Probab ' ~ re~ecora: nQ tr~e·r t!part- 44.AboaQIUu] ' It ICING _ t.... or.cered not iced :~trl; ! -•. - DO'W!I 10ov•, u sliip 'TniStfle.'l, hy \\',viii~ t<'rml Town~hip Clr•rk . t.lllall& I.A- DAn.v ~ - Ben'• 11ow to work "'' AltlrDLBAAltB LONeraLLOW One letter llmplt ...... tor .aou.r, IlL tJ1W -.mple A 11 111 ed for tbe three L'., 1C for the tw O'e. ete, SJDaLt letter1 apoe. trophlea, the ltDa1Jl Ud tonn:aaan. ot tbe ,.... are an' hint.. Ea.ch day the aodt J.u.n Ue dllfereat. lo A~q.l:•• NAZQZ "Wol, ,.. a Ia just 1 little hard to pt Into ••• oopMi.., wheD tile wife's bHa llhoppin&;!" YI llQZ NZTUZQ EB TEXK BR. -- - 1:15 Sip 011 1:15 Mnllelli Clock 7:30 New• lieadlineo 7:11 IIUIIcal Clock 7:45 Tbe Lllellne 8:00 Ohio VaiiiQ' Newt 8:115 World, NaiiGIIII No• 8:10 Sporta 8:15 Wealber Plelart a.t6 Musical Clock 8:55 CommUIIIIy NOWI ii:OO Talk o1 lbe TG1m 9:55 MGon Counly New• 10:00 Famll7 WOI'Iblp Hour 10:15 Public Senlct 10:30 Lal\\b.ttrlng 10:55 World Newo II :00 Morning Melodies (ezctpl Friday, Clutrcb Bl!lla RIDil 11:45 World .Ne111 11:55 Mason Coua1r N12:00 f:ommunl9 Neu IZ:I15 I.Qcal Ne111 Look Whet You're Milling If You Den't Tracie With Us. - - -- ON "RED TAG" SPECIALS AT POMEROY MOTORS "SUMMER" SELLDOWN" For Sale or Rent HOUSE for r·enl or sale, 14 rt aluminum run-about 25 hp Sea King motor and trailer. Phone WI WtM. 716 3tc FOR SALE: Houseboat, :l8 ft. Inboard. Pilot hoUit, two cabins, galley, head. 110 • · $995. Evan Roderick, Gallipoli•, Ohio. Call 441-1384. 7 IS stc e Bnt DHIIn Town e Shorpest Cors 1n Tho Volley eMiro For Your Trillo In ------For Rent KEITH GOBLE FORD USED CARS 1963 FORD GALAXIE XL 2 DR. H.T. by rnonll11y payments on Automotle INIII. lladlo, power -lme an4 bnk•. Big Freezer Sale contract 4 532 Mill Street, Mid- dleport. Phone WY 2-5262. 6 t5 tfc 1963 FAIRLANE 500 2 DOOR 411 SIJ11 • S1le Prletd FRiiE ICE CREAM a eyl, Stondanl troao. llodto. tNith every Nhl Pr....t or FntJer-lh·frlgerttor Comb. 1963 FALCON FUTURA CONY. 1 cyt lltlndml trono. Radio. 1963 R.uR 4 DOOR 1 0)'1. standml troDtr. Radio. 196, FAIRLANE 500 2 DOOR I 0)'1. Ston4orcl - . . Radio. m. SED. STAT. WAG. lllnriDC. 4 Door 1 CJI. Aulomollo tzuo., rdlo, ,.._ 1962 FALCON 2 DOOR I 011. lltllldml tnae. I SCRAP iron and batterie!ll. Ph. WY 2-2r 18 7 16 61p 1962 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE 2 ·DOOR ,M W. Runyon wants to pur. chase - standing timber in t cyl. standud 1nDI. lldlo . 1962 ECONOUNE VAN large boundaries. Call WY 2-- l!'f73 ' after 6:00 p. m. B..ndonl tnae. Radio. -- (7) 7, tote . Many More UMd (en a Trucbto a-. Prom ~Uiic•l Instruments ' ·; ---: - - - . --- . -- j?INET PlANO - May be -~ad by a"uming small! ' lilonthly payments. Beautiful :· flnllh. See It locally . Write ~ Cndlt Dept., Box 322, Van · room mobllt ~!\'orl, Ohio. 7 14 6tp SH~. ON TH. SPOT PI~IM KEITH GOBLE fORD • t.ome. o¥~ • j USED ell. lot ' CllrnW " - ! A . , . . _ Ca I 78 . .... •, .. ~ ~- - . .. ~ ... ..-- · - ········""~ --- .... - - -· · · ·-·~--~-·· "" ,.. __ _____.,_ ... ______... ---- . . ..... . .., ~- ....-..- "'~"- -- --- ...,..._,. Martels Mid DQ Weatbtr £vana 8qUodg a.d Newa 0 Clruul Agrlcallllrt ApDI Cotmtrt Go ROIIIId Ne111 llllt Cotmtrt Go ROIIIId Newt Beat Let'• 'hka • llrtU Newa Beat DllciD& wllb Doa TIDY 1963 FALCON 4 DOOR W•nted To Buy 1~: 10 12:15 12:20 12:25 12:30 12:45 I: 55 2:00 2:55 3:00 3:55 4:00 4:11 fDIIrciJiqe I eyl, Automatic tnJIJ, 1962 FORD _ .. l'~AM .LOG AR»(DAY THRoUGH FRlDAY HEY! Merino Supplla1 WJEH RADIO NMIIIIIIII.. IIIIIIJLI'IIIIrtrt -- - __.. ........ ................ ,.._-....._~ .- - 5:00 Community Ne"' S:mi Warld, National News 6: 15 Spolllght on Sporll 5:25 Weather 1:30 DlnDer Mlllltllt 8:00 Sunset Blvd. 7:30 Sign Off SATURDAY 1:15 Sign Oo 1:15 Musical Cloca 7:45 Tbo Llfellllo 1:00 Ohio Vallttf Newt 1:115 World, l'lallonai Newo 1: 10 Sporll Today 8:16 Weather Picture 1:16 Muslcal Clock 1:55 Ne111 1:00 ilfuslcal Clllclt 9:30 Song & Story Time 9:45 Family Worship Hour 10:110 New• 10:111 lfl&b School Hit Parodt 10:SS Newt 11:110 Arm.!' Tlmo 11::!0 Speclol Communt., ProtlromJ 12:01 NIWI IIOIIndap 12::10 Banetln llaC'd 12:25 New• 0 Gramt 12:30 SalurdiJ Ma!lnet 1:SS NIWI Ilea! 1:00 SaltlrdlliJ Mdllee 1:111 NIWI Beat 1:01 SlturdQ Ma!lnet S:SS Nen Belt t:OO Dtaalnc 111111 Doa t:30 Top TeD Reno 5:00 Newa Sumllllf1 5:15 Dinner Mullello 7:M Sip Of! YI ZQQYQII. TGMX .- VJC QYOAZIYJOBJVX o:~.~lo: El'fVT -- Otlll, TWO, AND FEAI< AltE THE I LY P _ . , . , TO WIDOB :NO I'LilAIIIUIIIC JB AT· . TA~-<'OLLJJfs •IIIII. l D W - .,.._ r•c.~ WMPO Radio HONDA! TBlllJ FRII)AY &:011 Sign On 1:00 Sign on News 6:115 Counlry Music Time 6:05 Sacred Heart 6:20 Counlr!! Jarnboreo LITTLE ORI'HAN ANNII 1:20 Country Jamboree 6:35 John Harms 1:30 Farm News 7:05 Breakfasl Parly 1:35 Paul llowero 1:15 Jooea Buick Show l:tl> MeigS Ct Agr, EJ:I. 10:15 11te GOod Life I'KIPE! TH' BkiMOUT1-I QuY 7:00 Neq 10:35 Music lJI The Air DfDH'T HAV! IWf' Nlf'./1! Ht..lNtJRm OOLUWS T"PJQV HIS ~IN& 7:05 Tlny'o Chapel 10:45 This 11 Music ~0 I RECKON HE'LL E!!::fP 'nt' 7:30 Newo 11:05 Top TI!D Show TIME NOW T'6PENC NIN&i 7:35 Plckon:: llardlllre 11:35 Top Ten Show (Duttons) HUI't~ ~IN JAIL I (1'ues.-Tbun.) 12:00 Noon Newo 7:50 Nows Reporl 12:1.> Muoical Interlude 8:00 Breokfaat Party 12:30 Rev. Merlln 'fe•ts 8:10 Roy's Food Basket 1:00 Platter Party 8:30 Van Patrick Sport~~ 7:00 Sundown Ser.nade 8:40 Baker Furnlture-Wed-Fri 7:30 Sign Off 1:55 Open Bouse st~h•AV 8:110 Ntlll •om • 1:05 OoiiH Wllh Janel 7:05 Sip on 8:45 Belty Newton 7:30 Freucb City Baptigt Hour 11:00 MIDislerlal Alloc. 1:110 Wln;l of Healing U :IS CounlrJ Drlflen M·W 1:31 Blllla Speako to You 11:15 Mason CL qr. Ezt.'nle 10:00 Voice ol Prophecy IUS A.i.C. Procram4"r1 lOriS Wuh. Report, to People 11:1& FomllY Wonlllp-Tbun, 11:00 Sunday Show ll:ts Tlny'o Counlry 1J,ymao 12:01 Noon NOWI 12:00 NDOD Rtpart 12:15 Cllrllllu Dour 12:30 Goesllen GaUl Slar-'1'1. 12:10 Rev. ,._liD Teets 12:30 Music Juat For You 1:00 Bill,y Gralram 4:1& Biaet!Dit Sho•TIIH. 1:16 Lulllenn Hour 4:10 Local Nt111 ~:00 The Churcb AI ~ork 1:64 lltnrllna 8eOI'II 5:00 Coimlry Hymn Timers 6:00 Neu 1:811 World In Review i:IO Sip Oft 1:00 lllptist Hour U'llBDAY 7:00 Sip 011 I lr HAROLD GRAY NOT Ali 1 MEAR rr 1 t i """" <HE'5 QLAO T'Biil ~eo ~ It\' WINDBAG F=OR A REAL LONG SPELL! 6~~JN~E F~IENDS. Of? A LAW Y~? ! • .AtN'T tr .-s PL"'tN AS THE NDSE C~ YE~ !=ACE"'! A&8tE CONSENTS T ' t LY OF" WITH T~15 C~!:EP .' �I J ( w·Ins ""'G -·. ,l·d ·. . :~ 0 Water E· lD the tol EDITORS NOT . Iewing a~9patcb. a vt"ttran .\ : I D espI·te I •• I 8-Dally Party• Opl.DI.Oll 0ppositiOll ~~n~·;;:~,J~I~;;:r~~:c::~~; ~"~.~~d~;=~·::;;~.,:~':·. ~~~~.~~:E Gokiwij leJ' d,Jegates trom Col- attenuoo J oradu . Se I ~~. ~!~~aiG:~~~e:te~lls p~:w :~~~;:n~ ~~~ion. ?~ ~:t ~t~~~e ~ ~ inar~"~;~~~i::t,~~w~.:· in :~: ; pa•gn T~~~.~~·~nnstaolly ~:~u~:~·an ~tr~e~ht m;:~:~u:aa:kpr~ sid::,: , ~::t:·ol ~arty leaders who at large . These conserva -' That as_s~gnment ~~ h, iO:~u~ons na~~::; ~:~in~ep~:~~~:~~ w:~:g~:!r;.r. ~n~~~:i:~~~n\~ ~::~~~: w~s pl~:r~: ~~n;.:~~~~d th~:e~~~~"~.v~~~r:n 1 Ln Refu~li~:n th~r~~~een~;· un;~u~~;~ s~(·ond. ;t,\~o ~=========~ ~~:~r ~~ ~~~~~Z:" ':~~=~s,par; ~e:~t ~~r-1 ~·\'lt~~:l t~t>n <"n~n:ervatives .cl How to w·ltness Held " THE PO ET 'S \ coRNER roup if Julv• 3th for Mrs McCaskey Is Theme cl . WSCS Meefmg ---- FLEXSTEEL LIVING ROOM 1 ·hs n.- 1 I FURNITURE I a} N - -- - -------- -ews BAKER FUR'N . ITU'RE 8 ,d ~:: ~he:~ wa~ A~on~nt~~! Ho:h~a .FPr the ~·~ Y~_ fo und to!;;t:e:~~ ~ ~~ ~~:~'· hut or;ha:~~ ~~~cu~~::ks P;;~~~ ~h: ~~s~ti;~: 1Holzer Hosp1ta1 inE th~ :as~~ c:~'=:~sn~·~C~it~y~,~d:au:g~h:te:r~,~1:2~:3S:_:a~.J,..,.,M.,id"'d"'l"'ep~o"'r"'t j, H~o~~ ~~ .,have been lb.oys. She ~t!ll sHs_,at her k.nil· : Refrehmt>nts wt!re served by l ~oursl~;r~e:~~d A:;., J~a ~. ~ ~ Wednesday. i 0 .. , .,· 1 . · ·.. · t mg ml'!Chlne makmg trousers Mrs Ohlinger to Mrs. Weeks. on, d A faithfUl; 1 I '· . nd su~n ward Myers, 757 Secon \'e.. , · ~ving of: your · means and : lor them. . Mrs . H erbertM?~xo~ Hunr.el. Theodore Whittington, Rt. 2, .- .• time, r I A letter and hter<~lu re was and Hoger. Mrs Smit h >Jnd Cheshire, Mrs . Walter W. Don· For you found the greate~ also rere1vt>d trom ll~dwl Mrs. F'l f'f'kt'r. 8 Mrs E ohue · 2015 Main St., pt, Pleas-treasure : Craig ot the D. and D. Mission· BPvf'rly · dMrAs . . enPzn: .11- · en~ ant 'Mrs. Betty L. Byus, 1915 · love whic h Is d'tvme · . ary Homes St. Peters burg, Fl a ' N Arno 1 ·. nme. d , ' Thru His ann Marquette Ave Pt. PIeasan,t 1 1 · Doe ' 1 ·n•ne OhUngcr an ~~1r. ., · w . 1tounded by the late Alma . r· ·' :. - ile anrt children. , Lwellyn S. Williams, Chfton, · ypu are kin4 unlo your ne1gh- ' ing in l!HY . I'm: ) al'e ~en Iret Mr~ . Gf'ne R Y · va ., Mrs. Charles R. Stone, bors, :to any preachi ng missionary. ; · / New Haven, W. Va., Mrs. To your kindred you "'e '. whriher relirrd or on furlough . i Clyde J. Bartlett. 810 Broad· ! tru•. 1 .. I way Sl Middleport , Mrs . Wd- · You give old unto the needy, Miss Craig's ongmald l~t~r liam R..' Metzner , 1649 Lincoln I And we all depend on you; ! w~s wntten tn \>lr. an. . " · Hei hts, Pomeroy, Robert W. I To the ailing you give co m· Bill Gnmm of Letart Falls af· 00 B~ch Pomeroy Star Rt.. Ga· i fort : tf'r she had read Ule UPrl s re- Five youth of the Mt. Mortah E • G eser Rt 3 Porn· With kind words of hope a nd port of his illness in tile new s- Bapt.iRt Church Sunday School u~~e ;u wotfe 2 Ra· cheer papers _ At that time she asked have ('ompleled a leHdership e:oy, M. er M. Sch~rbarl.h Rt I . . • . h I tt, " eo on ( . . cme. rs. ae ' ·~ 0' you surely are a b\P'I"itng to ha\'e t>r e ( r :Ja, s ' school ol the ProvldenrP. AssOCIH . 'II Miss Barbara a~to rna~·, far and near . 10 a Missionary grnup . i ~tion held rcrent ly in Gallipol· , ~e ~~;::~~.v~:k Hill, Mrs . Ka- I I $].49 'CANVAS 'I' 1 I Hospit r $299 :~:: SOLE M .1 I I ROPE SOLE BALLERINA ........ $4.49 1 " " he SAMPLE SHOES-- . I I he,·a, t·f' wu, weak m musl o! WHITE i 27 4-!\1 · .. .! -- e Stacked Heel eMesh Shoes -e Flats Patina e White Heels - , •• • - SUMMER DRESS HEELS · · · · RED FLATS _ _ _ LADIES 1/ITIIAT IIW! $2.49 DISCONTINUED SIZES Hush Puppies· ss.99J6.99 • 3 Styles From Which To Choose the "Dew Drops" class showing a corsage for an afternoon tea party. "Sugar and Spice" was ttn arrangen.ent by Mrs. Hr· old Sauer using a toy tea pot with miniature red zinnias for a little girl's room . "Powder and Paint" class was earned a blue ribbon for Mrs . Fred Williamson In an ar· ra ngement for a bathroom us. tng three kinds of foliage In an old-fashioned pitcher. Mrs. Don Harriwn, who was also unable to be present was to have a piano TODDLER'S SHOES Reduced For Quick Sale - 39c THE SHOEBOX 0. the Richard Martin namec.. cbairman . The dub also voted pay dues to the county treas· .MIDDLEPORT, .,,.,,[L,..,.,...,...,.,.,...,...,..,.,..,..,,.,,.,,.,.,..,..,..,!!!I!fl ,., I I ELGIN CALENDAR WATCH • • • iust to keep his dates stralcht. makes all types of quality trucks what he needs Automaticall)' shows tha clay's dat~ . Waterproof•. ShOck re~stant with tumI ' I ' l~s dial. Only Ellln has th!s complete 1 watch lit IIIII ""*IArnollllna ...... ' I 24.95 GOESSLER Jewelry Store Court St. ury. Mrs. Robert Snowden was chairman for the flower show. Mrs. Finley served sherbert punch, coffee, tea, satx.h•lches and cookies from a table cvvered with a lace cloth and centered with a flower Arrange- ment. Mr. and Mrs . Frar.k Butler and daughter , Ann, of Detroit, Mlch ., were weekend guests Of Mrs . Butler's grandmother, Mrs. Emma Smith, and Mioa Hazel VanCooney . Sunday dinner guests of Mrt. . Smith an<J Mls Van Cooney in· eluded the Butlers and Mrs . 0key Henry and granddaughter, Mrs. Ned Grimes, Gallipofla; Mrs. OUver Johnson, Sun Valley CQ/iege, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs . Cal'roll Whlta and child $6.44 Chi. Per eSalad _ _ __ 5 go!. quont;ty $6.34 Gal. : EBERSBACH HARDWARE 87c • Bufferin ~.:·_ 89c e Band Aids •: 46c • Lavoris ·:·. - - POMEROY ' MAIN ST. 7e/epbollt yo11rI Dherrolet diller 1~t 1111 type off,.,qlc . . .... '·· .: . ' .. ~-- ••••••••• 0. REDUCED SUMMER SPORTSWEAR · · · · ··· 25% ,r_ II ) VILLAGE CUT-RATE POMEROY MOTOR . SYRACUS~, 1W. MAIN STREET " RACINI, O. POMEROY ·' =,__,.._:.... . . -.::-.. .. .. - ~· · -· ..·· · ··· -·· - ... , .. . ~ ~ ·~·· · ·· · - SHOES Reg. 5.56 6.95--R... 7.16 8.95---ll•g. 1o.t5 - - - 8.76 10·36 Mans Short SIHve SPORT SHIRTS ... p6 ....2.91 _ _ __ 2·36 . 1.91---- It••· Ul _ _ __ 28.9 REGULAR Certified Oil Station MENS SPECIAL I to 5 relaxin1 ,.,,t ..n• AIUYI _ _ __ Pintprlc•- S·IOBEN FRANKL1N s1r; , j POMEROY wY 2-3491 .- CASUAL SLACKS Sport Shirts 2 Entire Stock Meno ENTIRE STOCK KNIT SHIRTS A:eg. 2.91 _ _ __ R... 4.95 _ __ SWIM TRL'NKS .... us ••••_ _ __ ....us __ 195 _ _ __ Dress Shirts V2 Reg. 4.98 ond 5.98 3.96 polr PAIRS $7.50 Price Broken loti, most sizes, these are &ood Yaluea, k.nit and regular type sport shirts, ori · ginally priced at 1.9~ to 4.95. Now priced •• low u 91c, ENTIRE STOCK MENS STRAW HATS 1.91 _ _ __ 3.16 I 5.95 - - - - · .... Ree. PRICES SLASHED I SPECIAL GROUP of Entire Stock SUMMER ....PAJAMAS ua ____ sizea Oddo ond tnda, aome allghtly oolled, everything priced for quick ule. Here are 1 few ex:. ample., ea low ea _ ~·amoua S!IQ B, I, 10. MINI Reduced from $55.00 · · · · · · · ·-· NOW LIGHTWIIGHT JACKETS · · 2.50 DRESS SLACKS ALL SUMMER BOYS WEAR REDUCED 20% Slzell 8 to 20 BOYS WALK SHORTS Levi's C11ual Sl1cks .... 2-36 2.91 _ _ __ :: 2-76 DOW 16.56 Griffon summer weight, hand detailed tailorinj . .... Va OFF ....ue ____ 2 . 9 1 - - -- Ont Group Mens ... e SUITS 2·36 ~: )-56 ::· 2·36 $48 no wrinkle daeron & wool, Good For Bock·To-Schooll Boys loplhort I I SPORT SHIRTS Reg. 21.811, Reduced from $59.SO .... · · ..... NOW 1.56 1.91 _ _ __ SPORTSWEAR $44 dacro n, 45% wool, no b~g, no sag, no wrin kle . ~=· .... LADY MANHATTAN Crisp "Pulm Lite" SuitH. ~.5'1. Boys' Swim Trunk• 14.91 Now _ __ $Jl out5tandlng and comfor1 able . BOYS JACKETS · · · · ... · · 1.50 16.80 bran d, lea!ul'int "l'O nlour tollar'' SiJU 8, I, 10. FLORSHEIMS R... 4.95 _ __ Reduced from $39.95 · · · · · · · · · · NOW BOYS SPORT SHIRTS · · · · 25c $4.92 111 _ $28 pol yt'ster/ crisp ra.vun. top1 for shape boldini comfort. EXCEPTIONAL VALUESI Save 20% 33!%-50% Aa low Sewt'll Suits or da troo BARGAIN TABLE Broken lots and not Mens Reduced from $34.95 · · · · · · · · · · NOW ~· Mens Shoes all SUMMER SUITS and Not our entire stock, dis· continued otyles and fabric.s, only a limited QUaJi· tlty and not all alzes. •••• us _ _ __ 3·96 MEN'S Reduced Lightweight Jackets R... ..,. . 316 .... 3.96 4.91 VALUABLE PRIZES Something new has 1(,, and SPORT COATS broken 1iz... good valun Mano Short SIHve DRESS SHIRTS Entire Stock Mento 3.36 WAlK I SHORTS R.... _ __ U>S 3·" .... 4·76 3·96 us _ __ .... 2.91 _ __ been added to tbe Boys j .... LOTHIER Department at Tbomas Clothiers. For each dollar you spend in our Boys Dept. you reeelve a bonus premium wblcb Is abla in priaaa for the boys. redeem· A-e, Oppuln The l'ar~ G.alllpollo, Ohle ' modern otyling Pomeroy One Group Men'• 3-16 WALK SHORTS Beg. a.95, DOW 5.98 SKIRTS . .Reg. 8.95, Dow 5.98 SLEEVELESS ILOUSiS- Res. 3.95, Dow 2.95 DRESSII Reg. 14.95, DOW 11.96 i ltC. MATCHING I KilT & ILCUIE, Reg. 16.95, now 13.56 ......... SYRACUSE DRIVE-IN HEverythi n g In Hardware" Mono Entire Stock Now _ _ __ e Skin Bracer~~;, "- Rtl. MENS SUMMER MIN EN lf-====----===- to watermelon was enecl. T be write the llellllol'l tlfllng them next meetina will be August 11 lo vote agawt the bill and and each member 1a asked 1o membeno wiD alao write. contribute to the program. ren, Darla and Deana, Georae e French Fries NOW to canyt: ~OLDING ROCK , Old-fathlonect comfort •ntf iJ •t en •••r· eecretary was ln8tructed 10,95 Whopper Fish Basket Gleaming W bile and Colors loo! eo.... l95 _ _ __ Now '• SELF CLEANING Lillh~ easy Contour ltllllnd bill'!! ' lor complete l*llfort,. or Parsonll, Racine, Ohio,, MIss Maude Taylor, Charles Eads, Dee Hartinger, Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Van Cooney, Dianne and Pomeroy Mlke Van Cooney and Mary Van Cooney, Middleport. • Whopper Sandwich • FOLDING Grange to Fight us Now _ _ _, QUITE HIGH HIDING • a ENTIRE STOCK WEEK-END LIKE SPORT COATS 56 $16.95-- $13· .... 56 $24..10- $19· .... 56 .29.95- $23· Michigan Guests Come over Weekend 1 NOTHING Mid-Summer Sale EnHre Stock Mont inflJence. 1 •• • • • • • • • ':~k'.'··~~~··~ ~;~~ THE LARGEST MENS STORE IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO BRINGS YOU HUGE SAVINGS ON LEADING BRANDS OF MENS WEAR IN OUR SEMI-ANNUAL "Chopsticks" featuring the oriental show w.as Mn. Homer Holter, Chester Rd ., who was accompanied by Mrs . Catherine Thomp.!lon . Mrs. Hoi· ter was presented with a · from the club. Mrs . Harold er, vice president, conducted a short business meeting when plans were made for the faml· ly picnic to be held July '!2 at the Rutland Park with Mrs. was giv- is , . , HPlrPsll- 1 .1k mg 1hf' rourse v.;ere Mrs. Roy w. Profitt, Rt. 2, The next , !\1(}rsha Rowles. ~a n~ra Hoi· i J<ickson. Mr:". Charles J. Doug- · 4 ;I t Wil - irlgslwd . Krnndh i·. ngh:<>h. HRr- l la s, w~llston , Loretta F . Faber, I ry (jarnt>s, Jr., _and Gat! Beard . . Athens, Mrs . Charle!l E. Jones, ~M~'i . i\rnC)\d Richards was re· , Rt . 3 Ironton, Mrs. Noah Hopgiv€'; g tstrar for thr eour s~. per Hanging Rock, William A. So. you see it is no wondo:or BASEBALL PLAYOFF SET I Adults attending the _ you.th R: ~ Portsmouth and Mrs. ROCKVILLE n:NTHE . N.Y . ~ pro~rmn Thursday evemng m- a ' ' That we wi sh for you the best (UP! ) - Thr ann u n l Babe d urled Mrs. Nellie Winston, Of God 's blessings thru the Huth I .f•AguP ba!'Phall playoffs 1 Mrs_ Charles Jont>~ , Mrs . Ray FIRST future . f1\r thf NP\AI York Slal t' cham· ; Coif, Mrs . Ernest Bowles, Mrs . QUALITY Till you reach that plnr r of p10n :.h1 p will bt> held at 8.<~rsf'h .c · H . Young, Mrs . Erwm Bum· REGULAR f'1e\d . Jul~· :~o-Aug . :._ ' ga rdner, Mrs . Myrtle Warren, Certified Oil Station rPst . Ca.mpbell Harper and tf'~ 1 N. Will iam Smith. On thru life while ht>rE' yoLL , fM he givt>s the nf'rrir-d journey, graC'(' , May you fi11d the nPedPd !'1--'st , For ~t times you will grow So. gn on yo ur way rejoicing, Till you see Him fa ce to face . weary . When you're passing thru a ltost: --fum posed by Mrs. Riley PI· I Yes. coo ··s own are tri('d nnd gott. 1 Lellbol~ liiililiiiiiiii arran~ement, Judg~ng I Benediction prayer You have sPt tlw ri ght t'X - t>n llV llutll Wolfe -· ample. . ments · were sen• Pd . Showing ·olhPrs hr!i,N to liv:. meetmg will he 1\ug . By your life ol const'rra t.ton ma Sanr·s home. And tht> blessings th at you · •• fill $)99 RED i 1 • • • was a mass arrangemenl us.. lng shasta daisies, iarge yel· low marigolds and bells of Ireland In a basket by Mrs. Na. than Wise. Mn . Vern'llt Weber, IECAll - 1 iu ' by Mno . Clllford ser . '.; My,.,lf." ""' read by Mr.. Lewis Gn.. .IIGusb llld tlllJih•, llutlra, During tbe busine.. session . Mn. Coord Obllllili', Mn. Tho July meetlnj of I b • tbe blrtloday coke f111 tbe Car· Rlcllard Devil, Nno. Woller WSCS of lbe Rock Sprinp mao Nt~Wni Holnt ,rojoct ,.., x.nnedy, Jr • Aln. Bowert Methodbt Church was held tllitcuaaed IUIII memllors named dauabler Poa7 Jo, Mn. VIlli- Tuesday evenllli al tbe chureh ~ take !be cake lor lbe next 0)' IIIII loiD, Cl'aiJ, tiDd Mno. with Mro. W. A. Morgan, presi· throe montha. It was voted lo Denvw Klipp!.. dent, lD charge. cancel tbe AOt&Usl meetng. An orpn prelude by Mrs. Lewis Grueoer opened the meel.DAUGIITER BORN Ina lollowed with prayer by Mr. llld t:trs. Marvin Boyles 1 Mro. William Grueaer. Devo- of Kansas C1ty are announcing Jons laktD from Psalm 51 :11).12 tbe birth of • daugliter, July I I I were led by :\Irs. Walter Wean at • hospital m . KaiWis City. · 1oM who gave a meditation 011 "He · The baby, welglillll! 1 pounds 1 Chou Grqe m.t In l'f8U• 'Took It Upon Himself." IIIII 14 ounces bas been namler ~on Tueoday evening " You Are Christ Called'' was ed Shelly Jean. They bave with Mn. Elrlarl Dean, worthy the topic tbe pi'Ofll'am pre. da118hler, Carol Ann, who 1 muler, pi"'LJII, IIOIIted by Mrs Lewll Gru...r . one year old and two older Communlcltlonl were read In Artlclea on obe tnp1< were read Susan and Bonnie. fellrd to Yotln& for a dele. grandparents are Mr. and fliAI to StaiAI,Grqo, and can- Durtng tbe lecture hour, the Walton Manley and Mr. ~ the peaco eorpa." group discusoed 11111 plannod Mno. Clarence Boyles, MicldleGeorp Gtnbelmer, lqlatatlvo for tbe bo th al tbe Mella 111..1, pl'ftl.llod !be re.appor· ty Fair aud vartoua membeno tl0111111nl bill · whlcb will come were asked to help. FIRST before Senato JUly ICI. The At tho eloc" of tho meotln(j, QUALITY I '"The G1-eat Outdoors'' entry who was absent, was assigned 1 ry Blue ribbon• wer• awarded 1ment . for a '"!fee table using Membeno of the Golden Rule I" the seve. a. calssificationo of AmertCB•l Beauty rooes and Class ol tbe Pomeroy Chureb fk wer arrangements displayed clipped pine by Mrs. Robert 1 ' ' ChrtJI enjoylld a "PI'OI'.. at til< show spollBQred by the Snowden . 1 atvo dinner" Tueoday evenlroc. RuUand Friendly Gardeners ,... Thid class, " Dining The 1f0UP mel al the horne cently at tbe home of Mrs. H·.~pitality" showed an all of Mr . and M!'l. Clulrle8 !-. Kenneth Finley. green arrarogement of fruit, kew , Welt Mala St., """" flowero an d foliage "sing green Mrs . Eskew, aosllted b) Mra. The . show was scheduled at apples Illy leaves and bella of <-onrod Dhllnger ltei'Ved fruit the Harold Sauer home, but Ireland done by Mrs. Carl Mor- Juice. Selad Nas 'oerved at the was postponed. rls. Fourth class, "Sunrise Ser· home of Mr. and Mno. Jill'l'y There wert> 12 classes with ende'' was an arrangement ~.asters, Cave St., wllb 12 memben of the ckab pre- made by M... . Ronald Williams Edward Venoy ...lstina Mra. paring an entry. Two we~ u~ suitable for a breakfaol table Masters. able to be present , Mr s. Ver. I· )ellow with yellow zinnias non Weber and Mrs . Don Har· lr a pitcher Fifth •lass At the homo of Mr. and Mrs. rison . tender," leaiured a · ' /o L. Pbelpa, Syracuso, 181ld· for a man's desk wlches were servoa by Mno. A line mass arrangement for blned wealhered wood asalsted by Mn. Loull an entrance., using ·•·"lte hy~ large whlte ;J<:>tunias, done and dessert wu lllf'Y· drangea , snake leaves and Mrs. Kenneth Finley. ed at the ho""' of Mr. IIIII magnolia leaves. won a blue "Inherited Gla!'ln'' " Mrs . Harold Smltb, with Mra. ribbon lor Mrs. Howard Birch Milton Roush asslstlng. field In the " You Are il.viL!!d" Jng rhythm In now~r; blue ribbon to Mrs.' A ahort buolnesa session wu 8 category. The second class, Marlin , show ng daisies and held st the Smith home with 1 .. Morning, ~oon ana night," n a blue glass slpper. Mre. Elwood Bowers, president featured a crescent arrange-lady's Boudoh ," 7th class, m charge. tured a symethrical Attending were Mr. and Mrs. ment of colored roses In an urn Masters and ' ooa. Tommy, Mr. done by Ml's . Joe Bolin. and Mrs. Eskew, Mr. and Mn. ----------·1 t Youth Comp ete LeaderS h1p • SCh / Cl asSeS . , Blue Ribbons Awarded in Several Cl ass of Arrangements at Show (' n Progressive Gardner Wehrung end dall(hl· Religious Topie 11111 Dinner Enjoyed :;,.~Mra. w:- ':;!; Is Theme of Belinda, Mno. aar- WSC M by Ch urchClass dauabler, eoce ADt~Nw., Mn. SM!tb, 11r1 S eeting • Mra. Reapporf10nment -w Requl'rement or. enlisting support In states •• I ohoosing national convent!?" I delegates ln congressional dil- l trid and s[;Jte contentions I Less than half the nattonal Is OplC "II t I Wit ness" was the conventwn delegates are chosen \ I 1\1 rs Evclvn Forema n openow l 1ed .. m prima neb. VIctory m other n· f the Shellle toptc of the program prcsen I . t Gold 1'0 MR AND MRS. SAMl\o Pd tlw me-.e tl~lg o . her bv !\Irs Wlilham Frf'C'ker .,.;hen Funeral services were held Che.stt>r .scored five run~ ~ states meant turning ou . .I ,JlAlRDEN Hmce Yllsslonal") (,roup m : Lh WSWS ol the Enterprise t Bl on Funeral home the sixth mnmg to down Bed I water parttsans for precJnct tior thls the an-m-ver-sa-ry home on J~ly 7 wlth tlev~tlo~s E~l B ~hurch mel Tuesday ev- J_uly A~b:ny r~r ~Irs E I s i € ford 8--3 in Wednesday evenmg ' meetmgs toe \P-et Jelegates to ; your Golden Weddmg Oay, . God Is V,orkmg Today, t e cnm al the home ot Mrs. m n McCask . who passed Boys' League play I couny convPntl?ns, whlch elect i We are mBking ,Best of Wishes scnpture Psalm and I Phllg Ohlmger R9S(! Hill. ~:~/on July Burial was at Ch,e~ter br~ke the tted game delega t_es to dlstnct and state Which are meant to last for offered the opE> nmg pr. Y i The prugrr..m was presented hP. ·salem Center cemetery. open m the SIXth when R Karr I convemons. . I - r:ye The presid ent , Wilma Sayre, in the forM ol a paQel di<i!CUS· t M McCaskey was bom Ap. led off with a walk, J. Stettler ! The Goldwater orgamzat lon Ma}.' God bless and keep you rond ullrcl the bu:m.:"s o~es~n~;e ' sm•l with Mrs Thomas Bentz In{ ;: 1894. in Sa lerrr.- Township had a doub!e, n. Bissell was I was successful in thPse states ! :: ever ' She. also had char~~ shed thf' ftt Sl membPr of the pflnel the daughter of Ross and Mat· hit by a wtld pltch, T. Karr In some cases. gov• rnors or I Mfty years you've walked to- l progra~., entltlt>d , Unfuu. I "- ~ ktt. Mrs Eldon Weeks es: Itie J;lowl~s Halliday She resid· doubled, and T _Wolf smgled e l)ther party leaders who wanted I li the cenler of Hl~/ Will. PlrtratLhosteS~ visit':!d a new member ed . . Meigs County her entire Bedford had tied the gam tc keep t.lelr delegatlnl' un- 1 1\tay you fmd His grace -suffl- : «- Thil' port··mt typlfit>s th.e Mrs Smith . mvitmg her to I !iff' ~~nd was a member of the in the second when L y n n committed were ovendden or I ·:: cient . . ' . • . home whose inner core \s se·~ thr WSWS mertin.Q. How to w_·t - I Old Dexter Church. She was Hazleton smgl~, Steve B~~~~ forced to compromJse. Gov . I '1.'111 you reach fatr Zions Hill . . lov e forgiveness and : ness in the n:-tme ot Chn ~t 'I I " past member of the walked . and "ayne Well John Anderson . was refused a I _ ,cure m ·· , .. . .. . . a so " ed h d an error. . . d 1 ~' di scipline but whose outward ' when \'l:iltmg the su:k v.as d•s- , Star Grange and the Star Gar· 1 , t en s~ore on K seat on the Kans~- e ega Ftfty years you ve walked to- . i·each is never-ending, whose I ru s ~:.ed . iden Club. ~hester hl_tterls weSr~t~ · =~~ i ge ther r ·tl ~ S · · is a son Douglas wtth two smg es. er ,;. your J·ourney thru this horizons are tml esu. Mrs . OhliDgt-r, second mem-; urvlvmgr .N ·hporl 0 and T Karr each with a double; D I · 1 ;;~s • ked for ·,ug· ·i Canny as ian ' and" Ste- ' Bissell · ' a double and T . \\' o11 · ·· ~\ire A layette was comp 1et.erl and 1· her nf the panr-. • • d" ,..,. , . . . C . f .. ·, eiJPri Y }Jeo- iwo gran sons, 8 r .' H It d Well 1'1 t.rue and faithful hus· ,sent to the Women s onven-- 1 gt·sll llllS nr •ISl ng . . . . 1 nother three sis- two smgles . aze on an I 1 -: band I tim at (;r..,mnliP \;l si mor~th ., ple. A skit with two c::~ller 5 giV· i phe n. , 1"dr E 0{ Wilrn· were the only Bedford hitters . , and lovmg . wte ·r ; 1 A ·' thank vou ., Iel.ter was re- ,' mg n demon ~~ tratiun on llLlW . ters, (_,aMys Dwight .. no<.: . 1 t t-..l on the I Ard a kind. . Mutchler Bill Schutz sar~ ' lk , I I. . I l 1en c: Jil ing on mgt on , rs. , df d d Flfty precious yean ol wa - ceived from a scho ars up g tr . : to Wllneo;: s w . f Ah . Myrtle Sinclair of mound for Be or an was :;: .ing Est her Groves, for the birtnday othl'rS was gl vrn . GroulJ Sing o . t en~\a. and a brother, lieved by Bill Riggs. Eichinger 'iru . the sunshine and the Igift sent. to her in June mg ol "' brea k Thou the Bread l ~Jaml'i H liid ay Washington Wt'nt aH the way for Chester. ~ rain . . . . of Lilr " Jnd prsyr.r by Mrs . .arro a , Chester 210 00>-11 7 2 LIFETIME S . . the' joy the peace and , The Bne(mcrken • Wals~n Mt'T• 71'1 Sm llh concluded thf' C. H. Bedford 030 001--3 2 l . ·~n ~ OOinfort ' MissiOn 10 t;ermany wrote 1ts program . i Eichinger anrl Wolf. ShulTz · Spring Construction .,; 'the s~n-6~, tears and Ithanks for a donation of can· I During the busines!l _ ses<.um ~ Riggs (4.) and Riggs, Shultz {4) . ! ------' . :: rQ !n cell ed postage stamps _ This . wi1h Mrs. Smith , pre~a.den1. m! : ·; pa . ]home was founded __ for orphans : chnrge. a communication ~a~ Robert M. Blankenship, Camp. -::, w , by Elisabeth Neulter at the rrad announcing that Mlsswn· Hill. E~_.tho th1':; _has beefnl :ro~~~ l end oi world War 1. Miss I'Jeuf-.., ~ Oav e\-Btoot.B•lQe "'&uld be ' uo.: .;; uuu has , ~ you · sa f ~ ' • ·ona•\' to · .. 28. · Rt.adng books a nd th e ·' Bl r th s ·.... ·v· e·n u th" cour·l fer was a 1so a m1ssl ... . .. Jul\. .. • 1 1 gt .. Y9,, "' lChina for many years a distribution of new books entered William T. Gooderham, constancy ol God Work'mg · G T · p.- , lu. pl- ( ~ partis~ns att~:~ a~ ~u~:~~~ Wb~enPr~:::C~~) J;,~~ ~n ~ed t~r~he l Ch ester N•Ips f d3 3 Bed or In Boys PIay lkrlf' W he tht! For The Many Summer Days Ahead delegn1 1 al· \name poHt\cal tiltl oomination. nonunallng l~nvl ros. helped snatch the presidential nomina- lmost constant travel to speak IGoldwa r ; . blueprints were torn up after I . s~asonedd poll lcaprep c~nvention tion away from their favorite , ttl fund·raisint: evenls through· Ithe cor:::_nkedon To Future I the assassllltttio, ot Prestdent O"d ltl · hnn f'On uc a d bet I I t '-""' ed I How Goldwater t , . . ·gn th<:~t compared in ef- at the la st minute. an !5 ow out t 1e coun ry. . f . , "l e·s grov. Uf! cnn :-.· ·rv~tive s John F. Kenn y. h lb' - .rtA VMONO L~~R I ~;~:~1:Lv to the one wa.ged by it on a. canrlidJte with a more Goldwate: held ll or lg~; If w~ want to lake the party Part of_ Goldwa.t.er:s s~ren~t. unitl;4 Press lnlt'rna \101131 1: J hO F Kennedy lbere.l image. years - m 1955-56 and k d I think we can I had preVIOUSly lam 10 hiS pre I ... N 'lSI..l) UPI ·, -- thf' ate o . . 62 H criss-corssed the coun- bac - an ·~ d bTt to carry a numSAl'\ FRAt L . I l tor the Democra tic nonlinal10:1 F:ver since 1940, wi1en con· ; . e . . nd. 'th state some day - let'!! go to work ." sume a II Y . t i Sen . Barry Goldwntrr . \\fin t le I n Hffill. I servative :lero Robert A. Taft try, m~king fne s Wl nt In December. 1962. about 30 ! ber of southern states agams I 0 11 1 i he skillfully ou\mR.· was . pusht>d k asid: and Goldwat.er l publir" opin ion polls and neuvf'rt-d hiS opponents have ulars . including the 'Jlg donors. :secret huddl e son , a rexan much strungrr in substantia l tlpposilion '' ltlun Ius ·:;utng a d~legate c~Pec ~~ ~ be~n waiting lo have their own He became u m~ch-sought ; ~ot~. ti~e o:n:e~ft-Goldwater· l ttlt South, Goldwater 's stock own part\' . st rategy t .:lt se y, . . 'ded , t a national convention, speaker, bec.:a use of hiS .c?nsplC· , OT a ~ . 'tt went down. How did he do II I nomm <~! •m before hiS. ? 1~1~~ l way a or bein told that they ous success at fund ral~mg. for-p~sident comnu ~:~ was : Started Ba~k Aeah. : Wit h tht" 2Q-20 vi-.Jon of hmd · I ownn r nl s were s~lflcle ·' y ~~ste~~·· nom~lalc someone In his attaf'ks on big gov· When the Ncelomm A Rocke- l But his campa igl startP.d I cd d dis ;1 re of wh ut was nJppPnmg mu b" nding and big formed Gov son · · rt h became sight . . hts bewilder · .u;1 no~ ~(; ·J. uin forces in ~ stop-Gold-' wilh a higher ratu.g in public I enunenht, ~lks: the lan~ua~e feller of Ne~ York was heavily I movinP" agaedtn a e;d ~e Jan . 3 : org:Jnl7.ed ()j)JY'nf'nts ra . : opmom poll ~. jlahor , e . • red t wiD the presidenti al . ar. announc can I a I three big f~elors whleh ' ·,vuJrr eflort. . I L k. b ·k it is now clear . that many busmessmen and o~h- favo. . o I I t G o l d w a ' e r ' s Jlre--c"ltVen.s~:tribut~ signitkautly lol .o\ppealt>d To ('~nsl'r:·!hves ' th toot"J~~w=~'r' slartf'd up the ier conservative Republicans llke nommatmn . ~uta m.mt aer. tion strategy gave atter.t.ion to c.:o hl ·· \'IC· Th rd he caplt:lilZt"U on a a ' · · I · · 1 · les but. C'Jtlldwater·s '!mpossl e I . t f t . lion which , trail leading to the nonunatton the prestdentia pnmar tory . deep sense o. rus ra . -- -Servt"~>es with equal or greater emphaSIS 1 States to Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., July 16, 1964·9 ) R()(·kefellf"r, the only 0 the r them. ---- - -- ~~~inali:n. whi~ ~~;e;~~iv':'~ j ~~~::e:~: ~~ "~~~.'t~:~ ':~ Ylewed a~~ I ~~ic:~~. Nfxon. When his I r.oldwater movement boomed st:ott"S . Forgot Convention 'Hi , appt!ttl was parti· Ill':" divorce<' Rot·keft:,le·- mar · I First, he was a good ·or<Jan - I ha s long existe~ among con- , almo~t 10 I ye:;~ ~~o pedwhP~im ~~ I ~~lh:t;l~\tro~g in the South ried the divo_rced mo•ther R•: . . lln " In tO vears ol serv:ltlve Republicans . who are ate GOP ea . P . . of his southern backen I ,our small children. Most tzall~~ ~e l.abur for the party much more htavi ly rt'p~es'!ntf'd hl'~d the par~y s senatonal C.tffi· Som~o ush him tor the 1960 pt.~blican professionals wrote tailed' over the 10811!: odds.- or , SOI.Iall 0 sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. 0 .. July 16, l96l .... 5.00 _ _ _ 5.95 _ _ __ �. __ .,_ ......_ - . . - ~ -- ... _ ...... --·~- . . __ ...... - --'· • ' :,• ' ' I { I 10-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 . July 16, 1964 ~~~~~~Tiu~nited MethOdist Church WSCS Installs Its New Officers Tuesday MASON ,.. ,. , DRIVE·IH • -- < - . TONIGHT & FRIDAY Brigettc- Hardo t " LOVE ON A PILLOW " Colurl -and~eshe ( aron "THE L. ·SHAPED ROOM" "s.""lu-r""d:01-----J-;:u~l,::-..11 Dirk Bogarde " THE SINGER NOT THE SONG" -andGuy William s "CAPTAIN SINBAD" lTechnicolor) Mainly About People In Pomeroy Rtv. C. Melvin Alkire in· prom'6iion ; Mrs. W.O. Barnit!, stalled offlcers of the WSSC of spiritual life; Mrs. WR. Carpen1 the United Memocnst Church at te. , student work ; Mrs. Jed 1 their reguklr meeting Tuesday Web'iter Sr .. supply work ; Mrs. 1evening at the church. C. Melvin Alkire, youth work; Mrs. Bertha Scott left Tueslnstalled were Mrs V.D_ Ed. and Mrs. Allen Eichinger, Jo- day, for a visit in Columbus wards , president; Mrs. Glen cal church activities. with her sister and brother in Dt!! r€'Cording secretary ; Mr!! Devotions from Psalms 96 law, Mr. and Mrs . Olam Gen~ 1 , Robfrt Warner, treasurer ; and and 119 were Jed by Mrs Bry- helmer and family and to atthe following stcretaries. Mrs. ent , who g~ve a meditation j tend the Billy Graham service. Ja~· Warner. Child -en's work; and closed w1th prayer. She will also visit at Fairborn I Mrs Alo!lzo Custt>r. chrlstian 'Under Our Imprint", was with her brother and sister in 'i<X·ia\ relations; Mrs. Dwight ti-Je topic of the program pre- law, Sgt. and Mrs. John T. Parker , literature; Miss LydiE sen~ed by Mrs. Dwight Parker Mrs . Patrick Lochary. THE POMEROY NATIONAL BANK dy groue was atmouncod for Ms. Patick !.ochay. Thursday , July 23, at ~:15 a.m., Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Karaat the church. with Miss Lydia george and family of Gary, Ind . Eb~rsb~ch , tht teach~r and the Mrs. Henry Eiching:er and chiltopic wtll be "Teachmg To- dren, Chester and Mrs. Eddie ASSETS ward Christian Perfection". It Hartung, Chester Road were Cash. balances with othP_r banks and cash ·items , was voted to cance: the A.ugust Tuesday guests of Mr. and Mrs. m process of collect1on . . . $1,010,893.29 meeting. Eldon Kraeuter and daughters. United States Government obhgatJOns, d1rect and MRS. BALLARD guarantee-d (Net of any reserves) 2,863,749.99 GIVE DINNER Mr. and Mrs: Manual Kara___ - - - -- - Obligations of States and political subdivisions george and famdy of Gary, Ind. lri to Ca Cod (Net ol any reservP!;) 412,021.63 Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Kraeuler who have been the guests of P pe · O ther bonds, n otes, and df'bl"ntures (including no entertained with a di~ner on Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eichinger Mr. and Mrs. Ed.war~ _JohnSunday evening at their home and family and Mrs. Eddie Har- soo and .ehlldr~ ~ tistUng tn securities of rrderal agencies and corporations nol guarantef'd hv U S.) (Net of any reserves) 1,742.50 in Hacine Present were Mr. sd I .. Charleston With his mother. 8 vtsl1 Mrs . <N 1 r ) 2 301 021 76 · tung, left Wedne ay or d d Loans an lscount.s e o any reserves ------, , . and Mrs. Pearl Wolf and daugh- with relative!'!: in Youngstown. . E . . B. Johnson and Fixed assets ---- -- -- - ---- ----------- - 27. ter Sharon of Amanda; Mr. other relatives. OthPr assets -··------ --------------and Mrs. Larry Wolfe and son, Recent guests of Mr. and Kenneht Cale, who has ~een TOTAL ASSETS __ ____ __ ______________ ____ _,$':6,:':644=,8j05::.7::5 Kent Racine· Charles Hoffman Mrs. V. D. Edwards and family on tour of aea duty, as amved ... of R~tland ~nd Mr. and Mrs. were her mother, Mrs. W. A. for a visit wibh hls wife and ~nd daughters, Leda Tate, Athens, and he"r brothers children at the home of her LIABILITIES and Roberta . and sisters in law, Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Max Roller. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, Gerald Tate and sons of Me- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Haptenand corporations _. ·------- $2,!514,949.74 Time and !avings deposits of individuals, DJ's ANNOUNCED chanicsburg, Pa. and Mr. and stall and childrt"n, Bill and partnerships and corporations -- -------The "Dynamics" will be the Mrs. Robert Tate and family &hth, are on vacation in W6shPeposit.s of United States Government -------D-J's for the outdoor record of Brar&den, Md. ington, D.C. and other Deposits of StatPs and political subdivisions ____ _ sponsOred by Boy the east. They are on vacabeing Certified and officers' checks, etc. __ TrQop 245 of Middleport 'Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brab- tion from .their emp_loyment TOTAL DEPOSITS ----- --- --- $11,173,260.37 Friday evening, July 17, inand children, Robert and the lmpertal Electnc Co. and Total demand deposits ______ $3 ,139,786.84 of the "Vikings,. as of South Charleston, W. E'·ans SuPtr Market. ' -o•·ted earlt'er. Mt'lford Hysell were recent guests of his Mrs. Stanle.y Potter .and sons, Total time and savings deposits $3,033,482.53 1D B F G ---'--scoutmaster for the troop • Mrs. · · rav- Kyle end E.r1c, of Encme, . . TOTAL LIABILTTTES - -- - ------------------ $6,173,269.37 is making money to purand his aunt, Mrs. J. A. are here tor a summer V181f new tents. Eden. with her paren~. Mr. and Mrs. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Charles McElhmny. Common stock- p-ar value per share $25 00 S-Sgt. Virgil . Manley, son . No . .!!hart's authorized 4000 of Mr. and Mrs. Walton Manley, No. shares outslandin£ 4000 __ Total oar value $ 100.000.00 has left for a year of military POMEROY . OHIO 300,000 .00 i Surplus ___ ___ --- ---- ---- - -- ------- - __ duty in Viet Nam. Hf. was taken Undivided profit.!! _______ • _______ • ------------66.536.36 I to Columbus by his father and TONIGHT 5,000.00 ~erves --- ---------------------- ------NOT OPEN family where he left by plane I 471,536.38 TOTAL CAPITAl. ACCOUNTS His wife and children will reFRIDAY ond SATURDAY TOTAL LIABILITIES AND mJin here and are reising in July 17·18 the J. J. Davis apartment. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ··-- ------------- $6,644,805.75 "DEAD RINGER" Bette Davis & Bf'tte Davis NOTE Mr. and Mrs C. H. Wise. Jr. Time certificates of deposit outstanding -- ------- $ 108,650.00 'Twinsl. Karl Malden, Peter Lawford. Philip Carey, Jean of Wnverly, visited with their GO ON TRIP (, MAXINE GRIFFITH, Cashier, of th12 abovf'-named bank. Hagen. Geo. Macnoady grandd.lughter, Kathy Hannahs, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Humphdo here-by declare that this report of condit ion is true and cor- Feeturettt: rect to the best of my knowledge and belief. who is recovering from fl. ton· rey and son Gene, Greg and Training for Trouble MAXINE GRIFFITH Cartoont sill~!.!ctomy at Meigs Memorial Butch Grover and Joyce ColWe, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this Hospital. Uns took a trip laal report of condition and declare that it has been examine'd by SUN., MON., TUES. Mr. and Mrs. P.K. Russell through the Great Smoky us and to the best of ()Ur knowledie and belief is true and corJuly 19-20-21 and daughter, Paula Kay, Mid- Mountains in Tennessee. "MAN'S FAVORITE SPORT" reel. dleport and Mr. and Mrs .R.R also toured North Carolina, Vir· EDISON HOBSTETTER (Technlcolor) R. E. BOICE Direelors Rock Hudson. Paula Prentiss TrusJew1 Mootgomery. W. Va., glnia and Kentucky, and West have returned from a vaootion Va. ALFRED M. ELBERFEL)) I I MEIGS THEATRE I~J YEA'I'BEB ' • •\1' ( Mtlllp 1111U17 IIIII a lilllo . _ _ ....., and Saluday, Fair lid a Hille warmor tolllcW. 111P loday lUI, low toaJchl ..'1%. VOL XVI NO. 79 POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT, OHfO ~ Goldwater LauncheS· and, Ebersbgc h missionarv assisted by Mrs. Robert Wru~- Scott. , and sen'ice; Mrs . E .E. Bryant, ner . New Hterature also was displayed. Susan and James Lochary of Charter No. I 980 Mrs. Edwards presided at a Indianapolis, Ind. are the guests REPORT OF CONDITION OF short business session. A stu- of their grandparents, Mr. and OF POMERnY ln the st 1 te of Ohio, At tha Clos• of Bus.fness on June 30 . 1964. Publllhll in r.sponse to call m•dl b.Y Comptroller of the Cur· rency, und•r S1rtlon 5211, U. $ . bv.sed Statutls. · Beautiful, w wiD be the JPe1ker at the banquet His topic will be "The Role of the GMieD Club In Community BeautlficaThe Mth annual convention ·of lion." Ohio Aasociatlon of Gar- "Gardening Indoors" 13 the JULY II Clubs will be held August topic to be presented August There wiD be a jitney supper and 14, 1964, at the Biltmore 14 b Ernesla Drinker Ballard Saturday at the Jlaclne Junior I"'""'· Dayton. The theme "The Y lfigh bUilding at 5 p. m. The Seasons," will be deve~ (Mrs. Frederic !.. Ballard Jr.), supper will be spo!l801'td by in decorations, program, Exreutlve S e c r e t a r y of the Racine Camp Fire Girls. the flower show. the Peunsylvania Hortic.'Uitural Everyone Is welcome. The horticultural section of Society. Mrs. Ballard has writ- The Syrabakcuse _!"!"'"sa·~w_Jll · .. sponsor a e ~e twnuaY flower show Is open for ten the book;, Garden In Your at 9:30 a.m. at !!arden's Csah . br any member of the House,"' and "The Art of Train- market in upper Syracu.e. ProassOCJabon; the arrangement ing Plants" both pubilshed by coeds will go to the MYF 1:omp section will contain only invito- Harper Bros. fund. ed entnes. ULY 1 1 , .. ~ ak 'D Other features will he the The Meigs County Democra· Th e first feat lU o::u spe :er w1 . . . . he Mrs. Raymond Russ Stoltz, annual awards and ctinlcs. The tic club wtll bold ttl annusl picUpper Montclair, N. J ., who hostess regtoos ( 3, 9 and 16) ruc. Sunday, July 19, at the Is the author of the book "Flow- are planrung, respectively, the Metgs County lslrground granor Show Rlbbon-Winni;g Ar- banquet and reception on Thurs- ge hall. The public Ia Invited Ir;:~~:e~~i~~·..~pu',~btished by day, Angus! 13, and the lunch- Free pop and coffee will ho 1c Sons .eon, on August 14, including a available. Bring ~our own bas · style show of fur• and fall ket dinner and table service. Harry N. Osgood, Executive clothes modeled by OAGC mom- National, state and local """" Director of "Keep America hers. didetes will bP present. Speakers, Topics for 34th Meeting Of Ohio Garden Clubs Announced Around And About Middleport ELBERFELDS . Return to Old DayS JRD FLOOR Dependabte Well Known Makes Of Furnltllfe For Every Room In Your Home. ATTEND CRUSADE -Thirty eight persons of five denominations prepare to board a chartered bus for ·lbe Billy Graham Centnl Ohio Crusade which has been in progress in Columbus. The group departed from Middleport at 4 p.m. Thursday' and returned around midnight. The denominations represented are of the Baptist, Methodist, The First Church of God, Gallipolis, The Church of Christ and the Presbyterian churches. Rev, Donald Boone of the Frrst Baptist church in Middleport, who was in charge of th• congregation, said that the trip had been ·in the planning stage since the latter part of February. Pictured are Mrs. Ervin Baumgardner, Mrs. Florence Richards, ..n-s. Julia Williams, Mrs Lucy Hardaway, Mrs. Margaret Bowles, Mrs. Arnold Richards, Mrs. Goldie Guthrie, Mrs. Nellie Winston, Paul Smart; Manning Kloes, Mrs. June Kloes, Mrs. Gerald Shuster, Mrs. Lu!a Russel!, Mrs. Elizabeth Slavin, Mrs. Isabel Winebrenner, Mrs. Beulah White, Mrs. Florence Hannay. Mrs . Gwennie White, Mrs. Sadie Jones, Mrs. Mae Baker, John Fultz, Mrs. Marilyn Fultz, Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Mrs. Elizabeth Fisher, Rrv. and Mrs Boone, all of Middleport Mrs. Lu!a Hampton, Mrs. Campbell Harper, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Cunningham, Mrs. Nellie Bing, Mrs. Lydia Ebersbach and Mrs. Norma Wilson, Pomeroy; Mrs. Naomi Bentley of Rutland, Mrs. A. 0 Lee, Mrs. Dana Hysell, both of Syracuse; Mrs. Douglas Darst, Gallipolis, Mrs, Ivan Grover, Cheshire, and the driver, Wayne Cox of Charleston, W. Va.-Sentinel Photo · ------------------------ SAVE THIS WEEK-END ELBERFElDS STORE WIDE JULY SALE FRIDAY 9to5 SATURDAY 9to9 Womens &Girls Ready To Wear- Bargains In The Drapery and Dress Mgterials Department - Mens & Boys Wear Home Furnishings - Dry Goods - Bargains In Every Dept. ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY THREE ·PIECE Curved Sectional For The Budget Minded A beautiful piece for your Living Room A Fabulous Value! Features 4 inch Foam Rubber Seat and Bock Available in A Number of colors. Expertly Chosen .•. Specially Priced .•• Just Right For Your Home Minor Aecldent Ia Repottect at Spiller Paulina ...... of Rt. .. Portian, raported I lllillor to lhe MeJca 4tp~ttmoot Mason Furniture MASON, W. VA. Rutland Fu·rni ure RUtLAND, OHIO lfGIIIld 10:11 IJD, at Spl!ltr Ill WbaaoD ' � 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 07. July 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. 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