http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/8e5f047eba67723e0dc55b4affcc6db9.pdf 535a10b53c56788df624bcdfcbecac4d PDF Text Text I (' • .. ' Middleport Society • David iHoyt i1 Ul with an attack Falls • • ·Pomeroy Personals Graders )tr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire and Present PI ~ dAueJJter, Kimberly o! Columb"S . GJ ~ . . all(! Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoffner ~ 'Nltlli\k IQ(Ie JPtetert Jr, A family of Logan were week- te4 I a.. act .plaJ. ~o 8uJi for Bill" fl1band17 tlftdt 14. Jiaam7 Plipa o~~tarred' I& Bill "'ho aeedo!! !a luli ~.. l"l, an~ud lllunt ni&bt.. ' • eod guuts of Mr. .and Mrs. Pearl Parker. The birthday of pin. Parler wu celebrated with l dinner, Sunday. ' Uri. and -Mrs H. R.1Wa!ter.s and · ~ aet '!'¥ 'hi&bll'!t\.eii ~-~ ~~~bers. 1 by dailahters, Melinda a n d Suella' a . da"ce spent the weekend with rel;~;tlves tQ ng~.UFftl t-~b ' ·Blue• in Columbus bJ ll:atJnn I,'CiWell,1JOY<\! GIOeek· Mr. and Perry F. Sm1th Dlf, ::: JIUlv, llil Mutam Fo"t- and sons Jlodney. and Glenn of t~.a ~-~Ia •JioWitll~~ a "e.ry Columbus w~re Sunday gue5lll ol I":" ~ t Dll 10( P"1'~ ~ly. M..r and Mrs. John Smith. ~~);anberfLadsa.nd <Luaiel Mr and Mrs. William Grate iRd I IOiti .ui~Jlance routine b tb, son James or Charleston, W.Va . Blh ~ c pete elUI. Mn. CblOUJ'UJ were weekend guests of her par· .-u ~lrettot. ents. Mr. and Mn. William Baker. ""WUCI Mn. 1 0 Mr. and Mrs. Willard Eber&bach visited Sund•Y ,.;th her par· enta, Mr. and Atrs. Clarence Might Bradbuq. Miss Rosemary Rose. who is ,u. ten~int: Sl!bool in Cleveland was the weekend guest of her parent., • Mrs~ !fRe en -smith, 120 Laurel· Mr. and Mrs. NorJDao Ro.t~e. •t if. aa~oun~-~~ tbe weddiaa: of .Mrs. Norman R9At. ~nd daugh· LACJI1 ON JllllN'S WBAR het ~ ••~Ide We.t' ~ Min Bar· ter Roa:emary vlsitea Saturday WOOL WIll UDUIUIJ butchann• bFa ~~~~ DJehl dau&bter oi wttb Mr. and Mrs. •E. J. Hill. inJ' touch tor a BftY auit M:tm Mr~ 1irJ4 l!fQ:. Cblrle• Diebl of Hr. and Mrs. Robert Gooch and the Bell ReiC eprln• collecttoa. Van N'9'.t• CaJAfomla, family of Columbus were weekend FinelY-tucked linen and Val T"' ·~l took place Febru- gueats of her parents Mr and Mrs lace form tho ovgrla)' couar and Ill) ti"' at·. Mempbla, Tenn. where t. J. Hill. ' IU4'L both ~·t~~ · Mta. We.t strve Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dutton and , witb e u: ,. Navy, Rev. Japws dauj'hter, Ellen or Middleport vlsHt Elblf offklated at Uie eerento- Jted Sunday whh Mr. and Mrs . E. Jll', I , J. Rill. Tbe ~ f011DJ couple wUI make Word hal been received ' her'! their ~me._;~at Memp~ for til~ that ·Mrs. Clara Fox Bruckner o! preaen~ unu.~ Sprlna when both Detroit, M•ch. rcmsins seriouoly will be tdtaclia:r&ed from the Navv, Ul. 1 l(r, ~d Mfl, Wut vialted wlth Hoben and Dailny Morris were Mrs. 'theodore Lehew enter-tal· hi1 famllJ oyer t\e past weekend. buslneu visitor& in Marietta Sal- ned with a dinner Sunday honorHe came to let! bi• brother Dann:~ urday. ' "ing her •on Robert on h.ie: birth who !11 horiie on leave from hh Mr. and Mrs. William ~hew day. A decorated birthday cab base lt 1 Dieeo, CaUf. and sons Teddy and John of Cot- waa served wlth the dinner. i ulbhau were weekend guefts of Pr esent were Mr. and-Mrs,Robtbeir parentJ, Mr. and Mrs. Theo- ert I.ehew 1nd Mr. and Mrs. Will · • • ' dore Lehew 11nd Mr and Mrs. Wll· lam ~hew apd sons Teddy and Uam Thuener John all or Columbus, Mrs Emma , Mr. and M;s. Robert Lehew ol Lellbelt and the boowso. ColumbUI spent tlte weekend with , ~ his mother, .Mrs. Theodore Lehew ~ Mr. a,.d Mn. E. M. Wood enterMn. Clifford Ebe!'!lbll.eh and taln.ed Saturday eveninr wit h n Mrs. Cli!fora Jac~bS w£"re In Colu.blrthday dinner for their daqe:bf~ mbus last week where they assi~ ·ln·laW, Mr1. C. 'L. Wood, IUplcv, tc<l Mr. and Mr!l. Larty Jaeob!l 10 W. V•. moving to their new home 300 Other IUf.lt. wer,e C. L. Wood, Oakwood Ave . Apt 5. ' The W. S C. S. or the Letart Rwipler; Mr. and Mr~. W~c 6 Mr. and Mn. MilrJon How<! ll of Falls Metbodbt Churc..h are spon· ood, Morgantown I Mr. and Mr!l Columbua we1e weekend gue">t~ sorin.r a chicken supper, Friday, CurtJs Wood and famiJy, Curt~& o ( Mr. and Mn. Jamer; W1U and March 22 at 6 oclock P . M. at the and Susan Lee, Da)'tun. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Walker. Community hall . Mr. a n d Mrs. Walter Walker The Menu reads as follows: and Mrs. l,awrence Wialker were Chicken, ' home made ndodJAs, Sunday guests of Mr. and Mn. .Mashed potatoes, gravy, green RaJph Walker, Kanauga when t!te beans, &law, pic and coffee. birthday or Mr. Walker waa cele· Admissions are $1.00 and tickets TVESDAY,)\'ED. l!:frch 10·20 brated with a dinner. ' may !le purchased rrom any of the Mr Earl Dill a n d Mrs. Rlna members or at the door. PAMILY NIGHTS Crbiis oC l-fornmg Star, Mr11 Gary 2 AduJt Ttc~et1 Admit• Truck· Av-a Ga~ner Stewart. Granger 0111 and children of Racine and Mrs. James Will a n d daughter . IHOWANI JUNCTION Becky 11pent Friday with Mrs. (Cinemalr:op~·Techn)eolor) _Waller Walker and Mr~. Ethel "':".alioLowery. Terry Moore 1.f'roank Lovejoy Mr. and Mn . Ch~ster Zirkle vi ~· SHACK OUT ON. 101 ited r elatives In Logan, Sunday. Mrs. 0. J'. Gaul wa ~; guest of honor al a surprise birthday din· ner Sunday giYen by 1Mrs. Olive lngrabam at her home, Spring Ave. The St. Patrick's DHY theme was carried out in the table decorations pnd a flower box birth· . dey cake was served with ,the dm· . ner. Prc1ent wc{l) Mr. and Mrll'. 0. J . Gaul and son, Charles, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beegle, all of Ractne: Mr. and Mra. Robert McKelvey and childr<'n, Norma Kay and Bob Allen, Belpre; Miss Ruth Ann Gaul and Dale Johm~on , Columbu11; and • Mn. Inaraham and dlulilhten, Sandra Kay and Brenda Sue. JGc.Jtie'WeSt Is . . W~ Fe:L· t8•o . ~U'.. I.1 QieJil ~ Bq diQf(l • ·j , 1 : Robert Lehew ls.Honored On H'IS B'lrthdoy I "'Jl. Mrs' C L Wood Is Honor Guest On Her Birthday letart Falls WS<;S Planning Chicken Supper On Friday 1. . ~~ll~~NDrive .... ........ · Jn 'Mrs. 0. J. Gaul Honor Guest At Surprise Party PHONE 388-Y' MOO RESPOMIROY OHIO . ~ BASEBALLS $1.09 anci up • How . Hoover • g1ves new life\ ' to . ~gs ' I •I Baptist Peniel r Class To Sponsor B.oy Scout Troop 'Mono Tewksbal')' Rec;:ent Marriage Being Annou~ce.d. The brldt II the Jll'lndda~P!er or Jlr. ~lid JlrL Geor&e Towlube>)o North 'third Anoue. Kiddie-port. The c:eremon:r wQ P!Q'(Ol'Jiled on JIJ>uary Z8th In Rle~d. Indiana. ~~ the C"'tr'l Ketbod!A Chureh. The teteptlon held at Llncolti 'Lodie. T~ JII'OOlll ,ll dationed at DOV· er, Delaware; ad they. are matIng their bo,.e their for tbe I'"· of nu at his home on Sixth Ave. Sunday visitors oJ Mr. and 1411. Joe Young Sr., Rutland Road, w~e Mr. and Mrs: George l(. Tewk•· Mr. and Mr~o Robert Yates a"'bd Co lumbus, bave announced ' chtldren, Sandra. Kathy and Ran· Plans were made t() sponsor c. of their dauchter, dy, Jackson; Mr and Mrs. WUUW [n Boy Scout Troop when tbe Peol•l to A-3c Larry Lee Kltehen, ChUlicothe: Mr. and Mn. class of the Pomeroy Firtt BaptJleWllllams, son of Mf. and }(rf. Vauahn Price, Rutland, arid 'J.I'r. ist Church met. Satlftday eventn& Roew.. MeWUJiams, Colbmbu-. sent and lin. Charles Bradbury a'nd at the church. famHy, Mary, Ala alld Su:urine. · k o.Jd•'s. H1>ward Cedi pr~ide~f Miss Ruth Hawkins who bat · been visitine Mr. and Mrl. Fran"k presided and jeJlo. whif'b the c#l"'f Estep in Columbus lor the paSl will sell 8.!1 a money makiM" p~ · two weeks, returned home Suoda~ ject was distributed. evening. Games were played during 1bt! Mr. and Mrs. Curti& Wood and Mocial hour with prUea awarded family , Susan and Curtia, Dayton. to Mrs. Orval Wiles and Mrs. R'\'" spent the Week end with h\8 par· ert Carson. ents, Mr and Mrs. E. M. Wood. Potluck reftoeshments were ser· Mr. and Mr&. George Tewbban ved with Mrs. Ray Sparklf, Mr". are at their sumrtrer home on Carson and Mrs. Richard OwenS· Bueli,eyc Lakt. this week . :lS hOiitesses tD, Rev. and Mra. R:al· Leah Katherine Rowley, daught- ph C. ZuJ]del, Mr. and Mrs. Harry er of Mr. -and Mra. Wilbur Rowley, Lee Bailey and daUgh\er, Brond''•. is a new boQk:ll:eeper at the Citl· ~r. and Mrs. Richard Owe~ zcns N8tional 'Bank replacing IMrs. and Mr.s. Chester Zirkle, Mr. John Fultz who ha,d resi.gned. Ml1s Mrs. Har<tld Lemley, Mr. and Mrt Rowley, a graduate of Middleport Orval Wiles Mrs.· Sparks and dnHigh School. had been workiftl•t ghter, Ellen, MrJ. Car.son and sana the City Nat1onal Bank In €otum~ Donald Nicky and Tommy, .Jll;i bu~r. aRd Mrs. Lewis H. ·s~-~er Wai~ Gorh,., Mrs. Cecil and aueats "' Mrs. · Shirley Abelt and daugbter and children, Carolyn. Lois linn 1 and George, visited relatlvei l!in Columbus Sunday, Mr. and Mro. Ray D>r•t tiioe • eO OrUS OUnCI retprned from Tarpon 8Prlhl• J.. where th•r •pent reverd ' 'lririter months, to their farm on StotJs Run. Mr. and Mro. Dar•t have )lllrehued a home at Tarpon SpriDat. Mr. and Mr1. GeorJe Hud,an Member• having birthday~ in and 0 . E. Mt'Kinley were viiitors January, l"eruary ii!Rd MITc-h lQ Parkenbure, 1Monday. were honored ahd eaC:h praen!f<l Mrs. Fred JaekaOn was r!MurDed a gift when Theod'orua COU)itlJ home Saturday from the boine o1 Daus:hters of America met MOD· Mr. aDd Mrs. Campbell Harper day evening, the lOOP. haU. and daughtEr, Phoebe P<auline, Mrs. Mlnni Neutzling eoundlor f'omeroy. Mrll'. Jack~n. who hAd presided. M'ra. Claude Darst ' been a medical patient at Kelp reported confined to the :Me)fs General Hospital for .several weeki General ·ao1 pital and Mr1. Anb· had been taken to the home of ice Ohlinger was rep'orted UJ. J4Ts. her daughter. Mrs. Harper, to re- George Owens 'loat a sl&tir lu' cuperate. death. 0. Aaron E. McKlnley Mr. and al'Ld A eommunclation;;:•::.•,r:;•~~;;J~·Il Mra. Sileets, villted Columhu~. Mr. and Mrl. ·Brooks l4eKinley Marg:~ret C. KistleJO and family, Reynoldsburg, Jait concerning the district Friday 11nd sa;urday. i be held in Marietta, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sparkl, cloths .}Vhich will be 8~1~ ~~ Haydenville, were gueatl' of her a money making project wefe di.'A· aunt, Miss Sylvia McMaster, Sun- ri~::etee Wll held for the ·p're~~o day evening. entation,_pf colors -at the rallr,. 1t, Mrs. John Bryan, who has been was annfunced that practice wouH a t\lrgieal patient at Holzer Hot- be t\eld at the next meli!Unl Ailr'l pltal, ha1 bet!n rhrought home. 1 and Sunday · aft~rnoon, April 7r •Mrs. Charlotte Dixon, Toronto, Packages brpught by the memb4lr$ Canada, was called here by the ld h d 1 ·' eritlca1 illness of her sister, Mrs. were so .!!Dd t e procce .s p aee<.J in the orphans fua~d . A. J. Beaver, who is in e coma at Potluck refreshments were set· H~lzer Ho.spital. 80Uy Hy1ell, who had been &tMYing at the Seaver ved •\ the close of the meeting. ,. ~ home, bas returned to her home J" -.;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;o$;;i!R;;5;;5;;;;;;;;;~~~i:iii:iii:;5 •Rutland. i" ' Sam Wynn and aoq I Mr. and rMrs. 1 Billy, Mansfield were Sunday din• ncr guests ot Supt. and Mra. L. w. McComas and family. Edward and Dianne. Mr. Wynne ia to leave soon for a year in Alaska and Mrs. I Wynn, the former Ula Law5on, and baby will stay in Marietta with his parenU. Polly Ann Bauer is ~onflned to the home of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Karr Sr., w1th an Pltack of flu. Kenneth Muruy, freshman at Ohio UniversitY;- spent the week . ..."; . end wdh his parenh. Mr. and rMrs. ChariC!s Murray. ! " ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ashley Dunbar, spent the week end with Mri. Ruby MeKendtle and great 1 grand10n, David Ashle)', and Mr. $ ..... and Mra. James Asl\!eY and family, .I Mr. Jftd Mrs. Ja11e1 Brewlneton . and davahter, SanC:Ira, plan to move thlt week from Pear) Street ._UY A LIVING ROO~ ,!ltilTE ~NG to the property they bouattt from .21••00 OR. MORE AND YOU 'GIIT f'RE.E OJI Mr ·. and 1Mra. Stewart Harris on CHARGE •.••••••• I~·' M'a1n Street. Jh w•• .. • . PALl( BEACH. ria: UP - Boa., Hogan and Sam S~•9• twO-of tbr pfQfenional cireutll 1 top 10lftr.t' 'I . . • who have been re~DI all trinter;·. were tJII! c~favol'lt;JII lor flie ' '\0,• .. ' ' . • t PAYOII Hllqt\M .,.lAD a1~ 000 ' tw&-day seminole pro- Uta~ , teur 10lf tourament ~hlth 10t JID• d~17 today, · - ' SINGLE Cl~im County-1'" Would Retard ··· C · 'I d 1 • •• • .,.\-1-'"''' -. ..." ' ·<;ihDOie frotifOur . . Honors Birt.hdays Of Its Members ·' . "' t~~( • ' • - h, Jt ... - •• .. . .1 ' • pau •• Marc STARTS .T0¥0R.rtOW ·:~~t~~~, 10 Q. MBBB .. •*··· . . ' 541'. An ins~ctlon of tlto 'lllason Cub S!louti·Pack w;· ·~;l><i~ Monday ':It,the Mastin ElementarY sebool )>y Tom Meigs-Gallia-1\lason district scout representative. . · During the Inspection a "graduatioll.'' eerem0ny . was held ~It, . ME~CH,~~,DIS~~: J.:...._unlz \• ~ ation i"'J" · • H ld t.JDICS e <. ' ' . · ln Bend Area ; . WITH ANY uviivG 'll'OOM StriTE livli~sm DtrBJNG Tins sAJtE · PBJ;CED FROM lJPl ·.· ·. . L . .. , ';,~: ,, .,..---EXAMPLE: ... · • · , ·~-- 2-$\0.65 T~I'OW Rufi ,._. ' $100.00 FREE MERCHANDISE ' .. . ": Chureh I Is ·~t ~ Mrs. Earl Ewing, who is froJ;D the cub scouts. He was into tbe boy Died • bY tnmr1 eub ICOUI!. ViA Marion I ~allier. .. .. · . Need.For Blood beldlf ad..neepjato \be bO.Y ~~tt a<: Donors Strel!Sed cepted scouts by l'rank Harris an~· Steve !ltll'llfa'• By Chairman )I~~ He was •lao prewbeD'.he may ..pairol leader. gin the In charge or the meeuna ~. ~~;~;~~i•;.aidCounty blood proEbwho ia the cub gram : "and ean perAlso p....,nt was IDPally voueh for the ':11th of for Tommy Ewing, yOung .son. of ·1¥r- .a~d Radford~gles, $49.50 Pla~rd .loclt.r 1-$9.90 Tab~ Loni~ 2- $ZM5 Step fables: · ' ' 1 Coffft Tabte· I LocaiFuiQers Attending'Farm And Qomt.Week, Fred Wbb• of Middleport, a dlo~t acout commissioner. : ftelent for the eerviees were !b\1 followinll Kouu; Vie Eberl l!llle!a. Eddie Harris, l'al Ryan, Gary Stewart. John Grueaer, Preston tove, Dennis Foreman,' LIIT1 Noble, Harry Surface, Glen Johnsora, Billy Zuapan, Ray Redman, Tommy Ewing, Dee ', Ebersbaob, RoiUlie Ingles, Chuct Anderson, Ste'phen Cadle, Danny Jeffers, Mite Stewart, and Den - Chiefs Jack Stewart and Bob Rants. ~ Adults present were Mr. and ~·· EarJ Ewing, Mrs. Eulah Red· IDID, Mr. and Mn. Radford Ingle~ 'Mh. PauL Ander10n, 'Mrs. Dallas Cldl_,t Mn. Otis Jeffers, Mrs. Fred B!liwart. Charlie Carr. Mr. ohd Jln. Dor EbersbJch, James Har- rl-.,; Eddie Ryan, Ruben -$tewart, tbl8 statement. When I dOnlted blOod at the Janu.:Y· bloodmobUe oper· aUqn, IIIUe did I think that I would soon. need to reeeive Mood mY,.If. MY need for four piDII of blood durlog reeeol a\qery ·wu unexpected, but --becau.ae of lbe lleiiiJ County blood P1'<ll!'im Red Cross blood wu tmmedia.tel)o avaD:able tor me. By belpina to anure lor-<JiberJ, 1 helped to ...ure II for myself." · Thua eYeryone Who can' Pve blood &bould 11lve It h(Uiarly tbru the Red croso blood progt'lm so that he and all membera of bil famUy will n~ve the ueuri:nee pi; Red CI'Oss blliod In lime of need.\ It's just the f'l'lrl lhln1 ·to d..,...,.. eaUSC! that time may come JOOI:ler tban one thinks. The aeed lor blood foi' future use is ·again WUhin the pail two c...u blood for 1w ~. John Grueser, Mrs. Orett Love Ill',: .an~ Mrs. Woodrow Foremtn 1 i . c. E. p:umptirey prominent vtca .Roush, Mr. and Mra. Homer Reedovllle farmer, Ia ColumbUa Mobil!, Mrs. Gory Noble 'and Mrs. today ,where be -waa to attend •at Dly Surface. noon, a reeopiUon dinner for farmln who 1 baw IUpplied farm ··:""' •tudy to. lh. osu f Co ege oflor Alfieulture, I~ umpbr~y ·MI 'jlrQvlded records lor 13 . ,...... The . dinner In the ~u · ohio Union bulldlnr Wl8 part or the 45th Ohio Farm and, Home m. Week w!Hoh G~v. C. WUllam 0 tor the O~etu spoke Tuesday. vloit Is on)J Mr. and Mn. HIJ8h Culler, Car] , The annual b~;·~=~·;i~ 33 periOd BIJikarrt, Ud c. E. Blal:eslee were Future rarmers -~r to glv< ln ColuQI'bus Tlie&dar .attendina ter Or Wahama High School WjlJ donon Who "'rm and Hqme Week sesdons. !>e held m St. Joseph's ' Pa~ at the Frld,_y Mn. Geneva Nolin 'lUI trall ,in Mason on April 0: ·~ "T': 39 Mandq. take 4-tl advisors with five ~d P. .u. aceording to . an aDJi4"11ee· llowevet-, on tile 10 YHf.l . ~iee' tQ the event JJ'IlDt 1 by Glenn ~!Dilh, ch4pter. ··~: · froiD ol 1 , r,.)lerl 1her 'wllt't' l>onoled. Y!aer; · , r: · , 111111 · ror the olltdvili!JrJI ~lth ~' ~~~ ~rvJer ~~,{"~ banquet features a rev~ew donors stll1 be of twe.nty anning to· so r_e lq.LII. · ~11 ~~. ". · · d' t.o make the operation ' a ' . ~tilelile. Mr8. vern•. HUsell: and ~1' -~evcment.s o[ I.JI~ \IJUt '• ury ~e.tins w81 Mr;.: Xti.&~~n Johu~n.' Mft.~HD•· fi!l .t.be past year •;!'d Ja~ \~J. . Fred Hibbl of ard Ebenbaeb and Mrs. ' AvJee ':~ts or the hots as llf"lf A. Hout 1r.. Rou,oh ·Froe~er are o.ll&ibjll' fcr 10. iY'!"b· , ,• . $Y'racu8e Re~~ident 'Commissioner, 1'111' reCOGDJtioij. • wUh an In· , ")" (. MARRIAGI Reported Dead and challen1e MIIGS GIPtl,llllA 'HOSPITAL t 'Lteenses lor two Harrison Winebrenner of SyrJ. rAdmltted: Mr~. Maxlne 'A-ley, haVe been issued . cuse died earl.y this morning in .soou.t M:idtlileportf 'EdwU'd kobie__, l'ome· Met1UI CountY Kober Hospital at GallipolLo;, acof th 101· . ' ·· ..-. to ThcriU to Raw!ing.5.Coats Funer· Dlekaop,. -111'\'haried: WJIUom. Alhey, l<y. Reedsville, ln ·i.outur . ,e Farme...illi< ,t al Banque't ' T Be April 5 Meinhart AskS.. . 1 . 4Year.Tenn.FOi. ' . Is 'BAKER FU. ~ ' .:~ ~ .-ere "1~ tli!<; jllrai Olea~ Condilr, Syraeuoe; o! 'Pl. H'Jl'Oid •!flpp}e(k· Pomeroy; !lick Coun· ·BettOn, .JPomero'J ' j Jiln,' iluth J.acSeven) " eaud. Racine. ~ ·' • ' ~; Wplfe, . iJames Milton raus, Urmer Wilt, 11, LEtart There Wt'rt oo dctaib availabl~ preaa ttme regardiiiJ hl. fal:D· nor of funeral arran~~:ementa; fl\ • I �... "~ . t ' ' Morning Star . Attion In le~rt Falls fndicates .. •Further rkvelopments Toward -~ a,.dU$trial EqM:Jnsion In Meigs County , , . •• lh .. Guy and rorre1t l'ieialer of Ra· dne have Deen doln~ e1rpeM.er wor:k Tecently for Clark lble. Mr. and Mrs. IM'GY Longwell and son ot near E. Liverpopl were ealling on friends hen reeentl:v . T . Sgt. James L. Raise and ram· Uy of the Hawalian Islands are tpending their furlouah with the !Ormer's pnrents, Lewl'tonce Rose and wife. 1 The funf'r:~l of Warre.n. Holter was held at the Nease Obapel sunday afternoon. He was a life long resident of thls place with the e,eeptlon of · the la•t few yean during which he Uv.ed with his sister, Mt'l. Amanda Baet of For· est Run. I I Miss PbyUia Ihle attended a D. A. R. lunehi'!on at .Pomeroy on Fr1da~ afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. To~y ROle and Wefley or Akron 9pent the week end with Mr. a nd Mr.s. Lawrence RGse and Annabell. • : What;11n~ In Letart Falls with the options that expire : .:AJfll 1 •a ~ Qnru, supposedly for an industry des- " tilled tuewe Ill Melg• OoMnty? · , :As IJ!e Apr)j F,ool's deadline draws near, verilied repo.ft : <i!rWiate tliMI ~ojlceHiave been harided farm owners that (j,: , tiobo,wiD;!>" liken up. AI the same time !armors who had been • ~'lll lale 'O..,mber their land would be bought, have · 1leirft Offerell an o11portunity to lease it from the agent that l ~ ,.11. rilll has· been verified. That more land is being ·" "" '1.: 1\Y llslllf good news. The deeper this particular buy~ erl~ "'·whoever hels, the more probability oxists his span;- · -~&Otlllhi!-w~ . fat\ that land is bedng released for relilal only postj '!l!l,.llzalion of local !lopes that large construction will ~ llls.ti\il -across the river from the rapidly growing industrial . !llteeln fl'est Virginia. · F.-.ol)lle ."~" continue to fioat through eastern Meigs £00nty reference identity of the buyer. One particularly amusWJ'!'f ~ef!ll weeks back ljad a certain well-known pump comPiiiW ~-·.a llew swbildlacy with anuther equally well.~~ ror~rat.Jon that processes nickeJ for 'industrial uses. Tlle new- !-'On~l'll was to move Ia Letart and market pumperailcl<le! Which goes to show, certainly, that Meigs Counlian; still. ~I) laugh about it. That Is on our credit side. . 'l'i\e lnost sworn-by report In very recent weeks has the Re· vere Copper Co., cotnlhl be~e Within two years. This tale has ·" ~o;rtaln elements that at>pear to fit reality. It would explain I~ back of· valuable farm Ian<f for another year. It asso~)il' 1'\self teQllstlcally with •luminum, which Revere uses wl)h (j)Jiper In Ita production. Yes, the Revere story could fit ~· ·fOI'DJs of wishful thl~lting in many details. ;. a.gard~ss of the tallness of the tale, most Meigs Countians are oonvinced big thing~ are "just around the corner." If this be tt'ue we Meigs Countians will have to start thinking big, :t'he quiet, timeless hills and river valley dormant since the energetic coal mining days or the last half of the 19th Cen1111')' ,may ring IIJI~In with Industrial vltnllty. If and when it <OI)Ies we should lie prepartpg for it. ;=- I '· ay IUUILL I. FIIDDY M11on <:ouftty 4-H CIUit A..,.t I, F. Y. 1. PROGRAM I h1ve a letter from Doney"," requesting &hat all c. P. COl'R· Uta ·n ot hiYine contributed thbir quota or monry to the lnterna· tloa1l Farm Exch~ll,.. Youth prqaram, to do no •• soon as pooJlble; Our quot1 ia $1 .00 per elub Any clu~ who hal not contributed the:Jr doJiar 1hould do so 1111 aoo'l aa PMtlbJe 10 the Iundt will be avail•~ for thla year's program. be t!MW I. F. Y. E. ia Kenneth Harper of Pendleton County., H ~ h1.1 been, aulM:ned to ~ancc. He WUI apehd ~everal montha :, l'ranee thi1 YNr, and then, when. be return., vi.Jt lhe countlca wh., parUC!Ipatud. In the prugram.1 to MAKI APPOINTMINTI AJ'ihe ch~lert for thia yeltr . who h·ave nott already done llo, ahould make their , appo1ntm~nts tor their d.~nta1 and phyJJcilll exama 11 100n aa ponlblc. ·1 ha te to harp 110 much •bout this but I tee) that the charters wUI (let eau&ht In · a aqueeze In May or J'une U the)' walt tlll .then to act. he card which you received ir th• maU or from me in the offlee Mould be filled out and algned b)' the dl:lctor. Remember the charts are· due here In the of!Jce DAILY ..:,..,.. l. Ncint ftii'M •. il'olloto ., 1ood •. ..._ .'"'"-. lt.llilliopo ..... ..."-,_ • MARKET IIPORT CJ.NCINNATI, 0 . UP - Prod· ace: · Ea;aa, about lleady, prices 1t farm•. consumers whltes and browns, A jumbog 31·33; A lara:e 29-30; ·A mediumR 26-28; A small 20-24; B l11rge ~28; FOB Cineln· natl, A large 34·38; A medium 32· 33; s large 32·3a. ChlckenR, fryers about steady; ·bens Jc higher; fryers 3-31h lb. 18-19; hens, heavy 1~17 ; hens, li&ht 10-12. .8\ltter, 90 $Ocrc 71. by June 1. OUR THANKS TO MRS. POWiill J would like to thank Mrfl. Pa!.~l Powell on Deh'&\f of the Load<:lrs Aunclatlon for her most inlo~­ rnallve l4tlk last Saturday night Ull music aPpreciation. I'm sure that those who atttnded Ute meetl ar; thorou11hly enjoyed it and ca:ne aw11y bclter Informed on hHW best to teach our young people lo enjoy all types ,of mu11ic. La~t Suturday nigbl the leaders al~a agreed to rneeJ on Fr:. day, Aprll 19 lnat.ead ot'Saturda:v. 'l'hil will be an all afternoon of. fair at which time we will help paint the room of the Home Ecvnomlcs BuiJdlng In which th·~ leaders meet. A pot luck aupf)cr will follow. More Information o'l th i.~ later. ·~~~~~-------CROSSWORD e. Lift If. Hilh T.Ooddtu ol lliarv..t• flU &. Wan upoa ll. Oty cWub.) IS. Comtort lmWI.) 26. Mor ... tnr Ipoet, H . Bell or r~ IL llldlp d,_ 'lT. AtUWdl.. II.N... lh.l ntltd t .to. &lop. ... (loop IIIII. ovtr 32. ltult 10.-td U.AtUC -11111.1 18. Woril!lp 10.1(....... to. Chell IOUDdl peel tMM.I ll. Prattt 3t.Oq rua.omely ot Jl. Wl'lJ ta)'llll a II. J:ecJMtutl· JaPifttll ell C.Pf nu (Y&r., -~· lip. I I" ' Aftlolt 10. Cortlla ll.AmtriOia lndlla ILXIndotdiMk IT.Chonc. •cv.t 10. ll1nl af ,.., 11. Willi aa •. Brlii>IIJ· I. 'IINIIpl• ....l... ' I.X.W, I.U.& l.l!fal .... DAILY CanJoqtiOft- ...... loeW II .... Itt ·,' """"""""".. to &.ONGI'&LLO"' Oat ltUtr lllnJl1 ,ttu41 tor uotb1r. In tlala ~!' A II""' fol lilt L'O. X for Ult two 0'1, .... lln..t itllift, ..... - - ._,_.,....... 1111 loOIIIJj Ud ,_.,...... Ult ...... .... Ill •Into. .... ~~~~--andlrtt...L RIC PwlllllliiiVNA HKKIC 011. lOIII, lOIII OVPVG WOIC'I'QOOH, JIOIR IJV IYNNV' / T!>F.''I'"~ao · · lolllilbl « c............ 5:30, llv !fltl";toi~Jl!' 8:00 ,woterfloo.i · 8:30 Ne•• JIJetutt l:d l!ll.otll .,. ' wcitimut 7:01J . J#M1ot tt ll>o ,...,. 8~ 7:s0 Tb• XAvlor Coapt Show 7:u HB9tl..,. uo Hl\'am Hollldlr 8:110 Fllll>tr ltllow• Bell e,oo Kraft 'l'boatre 10: 110 •f'illo u Your )Me 10:~ Un~~~~~~~~~~~M~~:Z~~;~~~:::·· · :~;~~~M:t,~ I:~;~ru~~:~~l.j..._ -•. -,. -Off 0'1!<111')' Ploybouse ~:oo 1'1ewa - n:u · w~ .. ll:all -~ 11:11 NEW YORK UP- -My rric!ld Sa:t. Allen Mainard vt the U. S. M'nrlne Corp.s linnll)' has found Mrs. Murphy, the Brooklyn lad~ who sort o.t adopted him durinJ? the Korean wnr after her ov.11 son was killed. They had dinner together at her house she had moved to Queens, whieh was one reason AI couldn:t find her, tmd Mrs. Mur phy got out Lhe old letters AI had written hC"r in 1950 and 1951 when the M01rinc~ were haviug ,, bad time with the · North Korer1o1 an~ ChlncM! Communis~ armi,es. She cooked dinner, shes 6 good cook, too," AI 11aid. "~nd the tau&~:~t ~fl a couple. or .tnFkS abUUc dish Wai111~~g that you dfltrr' l••.,rn l,n the Marme C~r,e_s. . She I .got the• bell( or'iamzcd kitchen I ever saw, nevet tak.e8 an unneces..~ary stc~. I. ~ucss 11e cou!d go through 1t blmdfoldt·d. Shc,s got aluminum kitchen pota Khe s had for 30 years, shinln!J llke jewell. No Wasted Motion "A!tel' we got throuih eating It couldn't ha\!e taken more tha~ 10 or 12 mlnutl.ll altogether t J clear the table, wash the d.ishe;;, hke the top off the gas stove and elean It, and put everything away. She knows exactly what 1he'1 doing every ~econd; sh ~ doe.tn't wute any motion ." AI found out how good a cook Mn. Murphy was whrm ahe beliD aendtng hlm calr:ea, cookie ~ and candy back In 10~0. That was after her aon Ralph had be ~h killed on the Inchon Iandin~ and AI bad ' cheCkfld up his grave fo~· her Rnd had 1wr~tten her about hJs death . AI at that time w:u .& with the MtrJne rir.•allllne, Leat~t· wu •slaln last week b)' a Pnl ol · crncck, In WuhinMtOn . · >~ wbite boYs, wUI be burled today Mrll, Murj:ih)''ll letters an,c(pftl In Cleveland. AI 1aya, "lltant a lot tci fte-4 The bor Wll born ben and atBUrt of felt abe was adopt),IJ rnfl, tl"nded Cleveland sehoola before -nd 1 wanted to thank bel in Pe1'· his pArellts, Mr. ltl:d Mrt. EUjall son."· He eamc here look'n* JGr Palmer, moved to Cbicqo in her but-"1 'uel! my -mempey 19417. played me a few tricks"-misfn'!tenly searched for a Role Murphy. COLUMBUS, 0. UP-The Sen· , Hed Wrong Ackh·•~ ate T1.1esday p~sscd and. sent l'J · Also he mistakenly ·rec!•lle!l the House a b1ll approv1ng issu· her address 11 u~ Washirilton I an r:c or. temporary teacller cert~· Wnlk it turnc~ out thore Ia nu fi ratcs m private and paroch1al 145 there wh ('n it acLuslly wa H ~~ools .the sa~e as thnt now per· J3B. Mrs. Murphy'!-! name h m1tted 1n public schools. Dorolhy A friend of hetB£' Whu (irst wr~te AI is named '-,ttose. COLUMBUS, 0 . UP-Tbe Hou'e Anyhow, through the goot.,oHi- llighways Commiltec Tuesda:v ces of the New York Wor cle· night recorhtp,ended p. .ge of an I'ram an'tt Sun, whicb put . 1 · U. arlmlnlstratiorf bill. .n~thorlzing p stor f Al's sCitroh 'i'n Its 11ppointment ·of *li:' flft~ deputy B~l\okl:n ~dition, she was found. highway director . He would b~ AI .'mid later thol the two of In rhargl! of arqulring rights of them were a little strained al din Wtt}'. nrr, as mhrht bv expecte(t on fil'st meetin" it doesn't know whetb- COLUMBUS, 0. UP-The House & · e ' p11ssed and ~ent to the Senat~ cr he lhanke~ her pnperly 1or Tuesday a bill which would dlhe~ frl.endshlp-by-;-mail nt 11 low jurors to separat e ror meuh. trymg lime. durlni dell!Mlralions. The vote was "I told her about Ralph_'s pia- 78-51. toon sergeant, Gerald Ttllmnn, , Present la'f pr'l"mitR a judgl'· getting killed ncar Ilagaru. on either to alloW jurors to separata the Chosen Re ~crvoh·. She had. a overnight or to keep them unde,• leiter, too, from my scctmn ch tof his supervision. Sgt. Shannon L. Metlney. and I peekU(I and saw it sto.rlt•d nuf.: · . MASON CLINIC 'Sgt. llainard lold me you , Jl*! .Admlaslons: Dorot-hy Blake, written him .. .' ' ~ Clifton, March 12; Richard K. Dal.· "I had to tell her Slwnnon ley, Pomeroy, Match 14; Mrs. Dorwas killed in Deeember, l95on ust Is Carroll, MlddiCP9l't. March 15; outside Koto·Ri in the res<'tvoir Alice, Bletner, Mason, March -1'1. t{~gion. She told me all ub,out Births: A daughter, Joyce El· Ralph and showed rne hi~ · pit- len, to Mr. and Mts. Sherman Ray ture~. and he s'oundcd like a j:ool'l Carton, Pomeroy, March 15. kid."' TO OISI1RVI· POUNDING I Around and About OUt•• llltniONIII WS.U.TV CHANNEL J 8:53 ~!gn OD 7:00 'l't>d•• 9:00 ~~~~~, .. i:oO . .. il'bt... •:oo Queen .fOr 1 Dar •:45 '.DioderD RomtnOea 5:00 comtd.Y "tlme . II. MG111m tJllt (4nc. .A.nb.) Wednesday 1:00 Coqonl 2:00 Ct!fitro GI!OI to School 2:30 ~- ln1ltl'ont BUCKEYE W ltla Robf'rt Rlfark The ~usth anniversary ot the ·founding of the Grace EpiRCopal Parish .. w!U be observed by the Women's AuxiUary, Thur•day, March 21 at 2 p. m., at the pariah houso. Quest 1peaker tor thl1 meeting wllich ls' open to the publie is the Rev. Jerome .a o,en of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. who will speak on ''AicohoUc Anoft)'mous." I shall be de~;eendin;: o n tllo to btld at o given hour but must Bit Town soon tor my biennial · roal'l amonill the hla:hboll~ until rllllJ at the fleallpoll, and like the fatigue and eigaret Bmoke ext>rt 11 farmer lOin~ on a 1pree, I must merciful - to tbe i\IC~t - onesHY I dread It, thetic which aends the genius It 11 n o t to mwch the gldtly balt-.stupified, to bed. whirl that Netr Vorkera call liv· Theae are the QJ.onsten whb not refers to that seedy aid burn lng; not 10 much the TV, the theR-· muat have a alp out or Mommy's who'll let }'ou get away with any· ter, the anloons, and the eon5~eq- cot'klail so they won't grow u-p •blni It you ralu enough hell. uent bnnkruptry Ill: tht- old h.,]·, thlnktn1 that bo~;~&e ht rvil. al· . 'The modc~n Amerlcitn rw>thcr gets t!l'ltricct away in thP. ~h.o )).'l. Jl' lhoufllh a fair aqulht 1t1 MomriYt has been nurtured o n 11. •ead)' Is mainly that 1 wlll he lntrodur<'d 1cloi n'i( a hantlsland a1 2 a. m. br . ~Itt or prcdlgeJted pap b Y the afresh to the proJeny of my nl'rk!lll( h1 the .li.TdE"n with Q ~lentifl.~ raise-rs. She h, told t~ friends. n<'i!lh.bor mliht have .!lnmr deter· rea~on with the aLe-year. old.. and 1 do not mhtd thl' older oniJ • n•nt effect on the tch ilrl. at lhat. Yp.u. might al wl!ll attempt to l'C1J.· who are alntully pnllte ltnd <"+ Thvn are the darl!mz: ~ who Jon witt. a puppy. 1 ' me "Sir," b~JCIUUI the"• will elt'w "rah food out of your p! nfe, np~et There are no creat·r whiner• be drafted or married J,Oon snrl t"ccktall sauce on your best suJt. and arguflel"5 than the m.od!h"n O\lt from undertoot.' They are at crawl around under the table .luvenlle. "lt. Ju~e -ean a:o to the Jea&t old enoubb to bo1•e dates and wl(h }t'thal weaP9n1 d··m'lnd bel:'- movies, why ean t I go to the hlOY· have d'velopcd an aversion to time storlea froft! itrangcrs. r.ntl lea?'.' 11 Tommy •Its up until 12 0' a\lyJna home and klbltainJ tht'l• set nD a howl wheh, beddy-bye J~ (!lotk ev~ry night. Why can't I?" eldel'/1, Alao I've lived and suffer· timidly mcQtioned. The an~wtr u1ed to be: "Becau· td throuan their earlior wan. Un1cs.~ they have changt'il ~il'lee se der~r ?ld Daddy says yop can't, aaali\Jt. or.anlled society. ·t st:lrtcd thlR piece, Am ~ rtcan and that s reaaon e'n,ougb. r~ow ao 'the one I dread are the po1ts- rhlldrrn or the modt.rn un l'l':<trlc~- to bed b~tore I take a 1tlQ to crlpted apple:~~ or the Pllrental eyo t'd rll!:dnli a.rc the worst brnts in your hide.' . d' who, hlvin• arrived In the eRr!.v the world. And ol the Amcricrm No more the col en wand or 1utumn of tl'ltlr progcnltora' IJV(I5 rhlldren. New Yorl: and Wa s hin~· parental au!horJty. 1re troely a~orded rlall.ts and prl· ton young'un~ own lhe cham~1 \o~ ll wouldn t be so bad It they ll.l· vlloge,, whlob -1hould be painf\111:. 9hip. tt h an odd thinR. bul fhc lowt:d t~e monsters to ~ractlce earned, Men by adults. child h the 'trenRi.tre or th P uvet· their dull.nqucnc!elil on tbelr own I rt'ler hore to thu ehlld or sh r11se E, 1rup"n n flilmi1y, and tb:e UnHl, but they •nsi~t on feedinJ to 10 ,WI'IO hn been railed more life of the home revo~vt' s nrpund !be. auesh. • heapmJ share of or l~fl a la earte without benefi t the chlldren without ipoling tho th!Jr own rnlramu.ral mlstrlu. or ruor atrttJI o; the hiU'<i wo/rl . rhll~ . All I kno~ Ia, I'm all eauJJbt Up "No"- rnnsUy by (I{Jtln*C parenh Th()y nunn?,o to b n poE: 1, t 0 011 trlcyrl ra rid.rJen at fuiJ spteJ who see their mcmJttr through e £'1\Ch oth~r . •espeetful of ,~ i~;" t's ~r~s" t~e ~nkle,, a~d lbe n¥xt in· MOI.rtinl hnte lt!J all lm:lpl ent j,\Cn · wcll ·manncreft and t:h oerfullt" I'Jbo- -.:~t"ent ~emus who knoc_ks ~ high· lull wllose dev~opment ~nd froe t~Clil.!n t without tanlrum. A n~tt ball out of. my fist Is o~ i.s . exnresRio~J ' Ihould not be hatnpe~· from a arandparcl')t d o:or~ 11 0 1 1SCX of tJ,lbJect not w~ t h ·~··~· - I .ed 1\'tc~ k th~ reslmr.n,· qd HlP 'Vtm.t .ng: I uged tn smack .h.ttlc These are braU wbo must "p•ma" me:~Jll mGre li'l" th,t> inhn· \'he11 1 Wl.li YO'UTL&"er, and I be allowe.d to· eat wben the adult.a tlle lnt•Ueet lha'n hi the Al'll..erl· sot tbc tiUl.Jf. I • e1t, willa mult not be bu.•Ued ort can home wbete '\Daddy" o.ft('n ,b 1 (04)pyt1Jht. 1fHI,1, bJ United l'ea· \lit , · I . ..., .. , tQre !)'IIIIJ"to, !De.\ . ·.. .. ~~ ~~ w· \, .. J E H ·990 On you~ Dial ·Your Sunrise ' To Sunstt Stotion ~ MASON .NEWS PAIADI New Officers Parode · ' a. 11. llP - Iliad• It !9< lldoveo .durlna an Amerleaa Lettoa parade .: here. Emplo)leetJIWeer bull)' wate~ hl~o' marcher• El.ected By TonlJtll! Tac MasonWSWS u Seott'J d1ml! ..-e Officer. tot the eol'lling tear eub regllter ·waa,.rifted o(·ftl3. were elected at a recent meeting of"{be W.sws·or tbe Ma10n J;vaDo geUCal Un)ted Bretbern Cbureb. are Ruth Mdntoah Cunnll!lllwn, ' - 10~30 Arib~"Q;dtr., 11:30 11:00 12:1f 12:80 12:43 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:38 3:00 3:80' Strite it Ncb ValliD.t LadJ Love of Ufe :lk:.areb f.tlt Tom.otre11 Guid'.DJ .Ligbt Kitehen Al'i'be World Turnl Our Min Broob -.ttt.•• 'R:Ju•el'•rtr t 'be Big: Payoff lob orosv.JI!!.,. •:m ilrllht'!. !'It" 4:1D Steret Storm 4:30 Fd10' of N\<hl 5:00 Tbfll l!!arly Sbow 8;30 Your Eeao Reportu l :tl lporta Parade 8:!5 We&tberman 7:00 you and Your Income Tax '7:15 !>o11(ltl F.dward• 7:10 Giant Step • 8:00 Tereaa Br~wer Shaw 8:00 Hemo, the Magnlflcent 10:00 U. S. Steel Hour tl:OO Up to the -m1aute newt 11:05 St.amtlag the Weath~ ll:lO 'l'be Ute SboW . 8:00 0:00 IO:OO 10:30 \1:30 12:01) · 12:15 12:30 eaptaln Kangaroo MotniM Show Contributes-To Rea·Cros.s.F11nd - · ,A conti'ibbtiop, wp made to the Red ~ ,WMJJ ,l!ho · A~!iar>o , nf the LeW:is-M'ailltJ" Put, Ameriun Bennelt 'ed the .~e- . . Mn. -. ) I I I ' /. ME'I'i.OPOLITAN ' A!Ui'O' SALES I; .,. v~onal service and during the baainesa ~tlng plal'!s were made rto ba~ a Parent·Tea.che~ meetb;tt ln · the neam: ~ture. \Mfa. Willis ~:~~~ cllmm~ of the Boar~ of C Eduealiotl, m~t wit~ ~1. 'lira. 'Bennett, ~ lin. John Strike It Ricb V.aliant Lady Love ot Ufe Sear~;b For Tomorro• .'Goiiil!ng Ll.ght Katj<~"'s l{itcben As. the World Tunal Our ~las 'Brooks HOuse.pr.rty 12:4-15 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 ~'bfi ,.g . Ppy~f 3:30 .Jlli>lili;IOJ~~ !ib@1f 4:00 'l!rlihler Day · · 4:15 SeCJ'::"t St0!10 ; 4:30 !~O< pi Nlrbt 5:00 1·ne :!:ar1v Show 8:80 Your EsSt. Rep-1rter 8:415 Sports P•rade 6:55 Weetbcrma!:l \7:00 You & Your Income Tax 7:111 DoUJla~ Elwards · 7:80 Sgt Prestob of tbe Yukon 8:00 Bob Curq~inas Sho"' 8:30 Clim•X 0:30 .PJaybouse 90 11:00 Up to tbe Minute NtJwli ·11:0!1 ScanninJ the Weather, 11:10 The, Late Show .' I ' " Mi=S..Carrif C U prelided -ADd annt~unce ' tblt ·u.e n~ .meeting would be.-Ae14 at the lit. M:oriahiJla,ptid-CIMirc!b: 'on--Mv -13 ,fben ~ will ·blft· a"l'tlbabmtauon p am alter a poUuck din· ~el'- nte·' ptrbllc.fia<'te' le 1 llhited to· bear II ,c\ltst· ,peale, If' lbls 'Jt was and. ·Easter We hove o fine Selection of • ·suits Spo;:~~~a~·: . Sizes'6 to 20 ' I ' Dance Team To Be.A Feature · WCihamq Prom .. Announcement liu been mo~.dA that SUsle Call and Beau Sheft. zer, youne danee \eam of pt, Pleasant will be featured 'on · the of en.tertainment at the ~om 'a,t ·waha.ma on May 10. Call Ia the daugh· 1 of M~- N!~s. Harold Call of Pt. Ple),aO:f. Youni Shertzer is the son Of Coacb and Mrs. Robert Shertzer. also of Pl. Pleasant. • ··· s·uiTS • $1 0·95 to 27 9 They're smart . . Colora and ;tyles. Large. Group - Buy now on Lay-Away. All sizes, ~~~early - Shop at Stiff.$ Twetds and Jvy Stripes . · . ~ BqYS. SUITS 9.95 to 26.50 - Rayons, Au Wool J"lannel . '· · Of ; New Furniture ROQM~ SMART NEW 'FO~ $~99.00 HATS ·BA"ER FURNITURE Ol& 'l'be B~hleol COmer Smart, new, bright colors. At the 1D Middleport price you want to pay - Shop Stiff. len SecOnd Floor Ready to Wear. Jr. 8:4!1 Mv·e ' Star Final 'l·Uf J~br· ~lY lor: the !few, 7:® 1Sliei't(t B:Oti Cite~ • L-.djes ·Spring 3:00 Afternoon !"ilm Festival , 4:30 Super Serial Tlm~ ' &:Oil· Mickey }louo, Club ~llJ . ' $10.95 to$16.95 WHmTV CHANNEL II 11:44 SIIID On 11 :45 Cart.oon C!ub 12:U) Noon. Nom 12~15 Neltbbol'l 12:30 Llbel'aoe ' 1:00 Femln!ne Touch I :ttl Movlt- Mat!n'ee ·' , s:ao Coi'toon tlub . au SPORT CO'ATS WHTN-TV Channell3 , 8:0P. JtuUa.Ju , Hundreds to ehoo5e -from. Bright new spring shades;. sizes, smart stylesBuy Your. now ou 1-aY·Away. • BOYS . ' ,• MIDDLEPORT TOP.PERS Ina , Boys THE SHOE BOX Ladies Beri: Bodlmer cu~erofe lunch 'tiy 'llrl. YOUDI, · Mrs. WW Winston, Vlttlinia Nell served I desa"e~t Winston, ltn. Whlitm Smith and the elo&F .of .the bust- Mrs. Arlena Reeae. . ' ••·. for m.Ct prpgram. li .Mrs. Cbarle1 White, Mrs. The l!~b~~ . ,ietlf lened a t~ '~~~-~~~ . '. dre MODclaJ .Dlgbt at . the liome ol Mrs..;-~C~ Young. Legion, For Griaduation Ga....., Moore Arib~ . 'Jodrl'eJ ·r ' · Auxiliory ~it . Meet T . Charlea(j)n. Church- ~rimary ·· I . WCHS-TV C.HANNEL SPRING STYLES From $2 95 JO;dgor ,..,... B. v. Glbbi and A. s. Loj!l& dten oi ilr. IDd llrl. Homer .lob:lton h'a:ve ·been called here due to l;be lf1iou illneft; of their aun~. 1 lllso N)oa HoweU. Y:r. a.od 1lrl. Ctiarle1 Yeage:o , , and children speJlt Monday m · WCH5-·TV Chan neg 8 ' WCHS.TV CHAIINIL I ,.8:00 C&ptala ltan,:UGO D:OO Momlu1 Sbow 10 00 Go- u-o ll Commander of the !'er!-r.·:.~~~~bn ;:nt!':. otbo Leivlna, Bernard Leivini!, .First Bciptist · Open· Until 9:00 P~M. ·-! Mor.ZO.l1-U.D CHILDREN'S Cooke. A tu.. •• "Ho""' v;.;,,. Uoo ProJfam" · WIJ Ilion b)' Rev 4:45 FURN.ITUREWIII' St•Y -. . ......;;;......~:7.::0:~::=:7.;::;;;;;;;;:;;;:::::;;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~;=;~;.. wu beid at tbe ebureb bo1t1 betn1 llmf MWer endwithRobert Dougb I 7 :30 Iii tho Le(lion Hall. The EUB llen'l :a,:arcll raeetibl 1:00 Que•n ror A Day RUTi.lN l T. Eileen Fore.,.an, Verle wortm1n, 12:30 It Could B6You 1:00 (:unent :2:00 Par11u11'11 ' St\otlf , 2:30 'l'ennesset Erll ·~ ll'or\1 .' 3:00 Natln:ee Theatre Modf!"o Ro~ani:et 5:00 Comedy tim!! 5:30 My -Little Margie . R:OO Flatr t!nd Sclilggs Sh01t 8:30 News Picture 8:45 Sport.! Eye 8:55 Weatheread '1 :00 Whirl)•bi.rds '1 :30 Dinah Shim~ Show 7:4!1 NBC News 8:00 You Bet Your Life 8:30 Drlenet . 9:00 Peon!e'., Cholee1 9 :30 Thp Ford show 10:00 Lux Video Theatre 11:00 -News Headli015 U :15 Weatbereast 11 :20 Preas Boz u :30 Tonight 12: 30 Sip Off HILP IIITH -· .. Mr. tnd lllr>. Plri Burri• anl ram.ll,r are ~, ).n Tampa, Mr. ucl ~· Berblrt ·Dixm:l ea. PomerOJ Emeryenq Squadmen t P'Ia. The)' wli1 relllfa darint tbe lerlalned Willi a 1~, Iunday were eaUtd to. tbe borr•e Dl Rolel· wet.k aceQJPiJIDied by . the fort~~- at their bome, Roet Sprinll Road. b IAdJe, Rutland at 4:80 a. m. tu er'a mother 1nd ll'tftdmotber, Gueatl were t~ra. CUI Wellman d•y wben a baby girl named Bar- ' )ira.: Edna Burri& 1114 Mr1. lty~1e atk5 1100, Jlmm,. SuUoo of Ql:y, bare Ellen, Iii pOunds, Wll bor:J.I Rou.b .,~w ban spent tbe wm· w. va., aid Mn. Clara G~;;; Dr. A. Hewei.IOn was called. ter In TIDI!'L DIDiiOr pest~ lo lbo -' ud ,..,. Hr. and llrl. H...,. CALL SPICIAL MIIITINO Eddie ' mecllot! It ul oll4 oon Rlek1 of Col...... tnd AU membero of the Plrln,c liqutd at the ol• Cbieaa:o.!.J!~ , ..,_ ... ~1 ....,.,• .... t.o••n. ••w _.; .. ~ _.. "' Peener·BeDDett r-. No. IZS. Fred I~=~: Lelioa, .-e utCed to MIITINO ll apedal meeUn1 Wedne~- wsi.z:yy CHANNI!L 3' 8·!'i" b1gn 0"' 7 ~00 Today 8 j0i Romper ;R.ooqt . Hf:OO HOm:! . . 'j~O 'T.b:e l'r1C!e Is Rlttit 1 :38 Trutb or Consequenu. 12:00 Tic Dilly Senllnol, Pomeroy·Hiddleport, O .~)(ardl ao, l$N1·7~ Dixons Are'l:fost 'At :Luncheon Sun. ..rhursd•y . 11:80 . Tho ... ...... ve4 • hancheou •t the . _ or liN. F. A ...t.Y OD T~ titerRD08, w1tll Jitl. 0t¥ ARih .u cohOJtess. Others att,atUng "Were M'n. L. C. Roush, Ml\1. A. B. Wood · rum. Mrs. Hugo Suhllna, Mri. N. 0. Wtln, Mrs. W. I. Stone, Mn. P. J. Wolpert, Mrs. E. L. .Stein, Mrs. J, L. Stewart, Mrs. A. G. Meblman, Mra. Lloyd Roush, MJ11. ft., F. Bryant. and Mrs. A. D.. Home. . Y~. .•. TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ ~TV, Chan111el 3! . ., . . 12:\IQ. Tit Till! pouJb IZ:30 / 11 C"'ld' Be YO)l IM&P IT.M-.a ..... ...,..... .... -lltll - • ..... ... . .Ot~TINO RICHARD I. OWIN- GILNIRAL M4.t,IAG!R REYNOLD I, ORElNI - IDITOl! Natloul advertl&ln& representative, BOttineUl.JGmb:.U, Ill~:., 343 ; (,dlng&on Ave., New York City, 16, N. Y. ' · fiteretl u aecond cloa ma.U.i.D& matter at the -post ortice a& Pomeroy, Ohio. 1• · SubsertptJon rates : Dellvery by carrier where availableiO ~at8 Dtr •eek; oae J~&r ia advance at Tbe Daily Sentinel office, U5.60:' slt mon~. 1'7.110; three montba, $3.90. By motor route where avail.bte: one moatb ~- By mail one year $8; six monttul, $6.2:1; three mufithl, J2.50; one month. $1. , Pu.blbhtd e)'ery afternoon e:t«pt Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sel\· ttoel, Inc., at 110 M'eehanlc St., Pomeroy, o. BusiDeBi oftice phone '391. editorial office phon,.. 397. li:lltl Ttlilh Ma.rine Sergeant Finds Wmn_.. ~, OF MEIGS-MASON AIIIJA li:OO 11. Htalllta II. ·The 'nailv Sentinel DEVOTED TO INTERESTS 1o:oo DOme - · «>o. '"H. NEWS • ( ~ Sefttlnel, Pomeroy-l!iddleport, 0., March 20, 1957 . • • ' Hundreds to choose from. Smart . I of . CoebJu ~ / .:00 'DI:Dny Thomaa 1:80- Sbedock flolmel 10:1,)0 Air 'ttp.e •m7 Jq:30 Franltle Litne Styles - AU sizes. llack after rack, Brand Names - Get an Early Start on your spring garde~nlflg · i- Stock ,up o.n the Tool!l and Supplies you need at these real Economy Prices, · ·' tU)O News or the Night 11:1~ · Tbeatr'f 13 G• er Eleetrlc .. Be sure. Te Gf:& Budget priced, first, quality. First. Main Floor. Shop Stlfflers First. "- $.59.9$ tO ' $119·9~ $1.00 to $T.99 ) ' Lay-Away Plan. Shop Stlfflers Wide Selection. White and colors ~ MUF~ PO.WER ·,i)w.ls 9»mitle~ ~k_'. BULK qJill!)EN.:, s.~E.P, o11d GRASS '.SEED SPRING GLOVES Uae Our MOTO. ~MOWER . I • llot.t;,...;:Gis $99.95 tt c$1!19.95 . ~dl;aJ. 's·, r_ i.... ~hHr PU .. ., NYLON . HOSE • New Sprinl .Sbadft. 8'1 to 11. Sheer .....:. Bea.UUtul. Buy .ewrtl pr. V•e sutnen Lay· Aw11·Pian. . ·-· J9c . ,., $1.35 ~ ' ' ,< ,New Spr~n~~ ·see·DTh~ USTERS . .. ThCffe ·' Smart. Black, DlY)' and ted, BudJI;ct Piliied. ·Buy· now ijn ' r..y. · AWJ.Y.,, \ .,_,¥- .. ·:;f to $A2 ft5. ,41 '. .,.., . on and ~ -Main Floor - ShOp Elrt,.. New ; f . EJ '. Laqe ~~~~.Uon of coJ.. ;, ... $1"'95 . BLOUSES Juat Received, Tbey're a.ew' styles. Hundrei:la to cboose from, Asst. col~ and wld.te - You will .nt several at these low 'prJcea. 1.99 ·to 3.99 " to $3.99 �... "~ . t ' ' Morning Star . Attion In le~rt Falls fndicates .. •Further rkvelopments Toward -~ a,.dU$trial EqM:Jnsion In Meigs County , , . •• lh .. Guy and rorre1t l'ieialer of Ra· dne have Deen doln~ e1rpeM.er wor:k Tecently for Clark lble. Mr. and Mrs. IM'GY Longwell and son ot near E. Liverpopl were ealling on friends hen reeentl:v . T . Sgt. James L. Raise and ram· Uy of the Hawalian Islands are tpending their furlouah with the !Ormer's pnrents, Lewl'tonce Rose and wife. 1 The funf'r:~l of Warre.n. Holter was held at the Nease Obapel sunday afternoon. He was a life long resident of thls place with the e,eeptlon of · the la•t few yean during which he Uv.ed with his sister, Mt'l. Amanda Baet of For· est Run. I I Miss PbyUia Ihle attended a D. A. R. lunehi'!on at .Pomeroy on Fr1da~ afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. To~y ROle and Wefley or Akron 9pent the week end with Mr. a nd Mr.s. Lawrence RGse and Annabell. • : What;11n~ In Letart Falls with the options that expire : .:AJfll 1 •a ~ Qnru, supposedly for an industry des- " tilled tuewe Ill Melg• OoMnty? · , :As IJ!e Apr)j F,ool's deadline draws near, verilied repo.ft : <i!rWiate tliMI ~ojlceHiave been harided farm owners that (j,: , tiobo,wiD;!>" liken up. AI the same time !armors who had been • ~'lll lale 'O..,mber their land would be bought, have · 1leirft Offerell an o11portunity to lease it from the agent that l ~ ,.11. rilll has· been verified. That more land is being ·" "" '1.: 1\Y llslllf good news. The deeper this particular buy~ erl~ "'·whoever hels, the more probability oxists his span;- · -~&Otlllhi!-w~ . fat\ that land is bedng released for relilal only postj '!l!l,.llzalion of local !lopes that large construction will ~ llls.ti\il -across the river from the rapidly growing industrial . !llteeln fl'est Virginia. · F.-.ol)lle ."~" continue to fioat through eastern Meigs £00nty reference identity of the buyer. One particularly amusWJ'!'f ~ef!ll weeks back ljad a certain well-known pump comPiiiW ~-·.a llew swbildlacy with anuther equally well.~~ ror~rat.Jon that processes nickeJ for 'industrial uses. Tlle new- !-'On~l'll was to move Ia Letart and market pumperailcl<le! Which goes to show, certainly, that Meigs Counlian; still. ~I) laugh about it. That Is on our credit side. . 'l'i\e lnost sworn-by report In very recent weeks has the Re· vere Copper Co., cotnlhl be~e Within two years. This tale has ·" ~o;rtaln elements that at>pear to fit reality. It would explain I~ back of· valuable farm Ian<f for another year. It asso~)il' 1'\self teQllstlcally with •luminum, which Revere uses wl)h (j)Jiper In Ita production. Yes, the Revere story could fit ~· ·fOI'DJs of wishful thl~lting in many details. ;. a.gard~ss of the tallness of the tale, most Meigs Countians are oonvinced big thing~ are "just around the corner." If this be tt'ue we Meigs Countians will have to start thinking big, :t'he quiet, timeless hills and river valley dormant since the energetic coal mining days or the last half of the 19th Cen1111')' ,may ring IIJI~In with Industrial vltnllty. If and when it <OI)Ies we should lie prepartpg for it. ;=- I '· ay IUUILL I. FIIDDY M11on <:ouftty 4-H CIUit A..,.t I, F. Y. 1. PROGRAM I h1ve a letter from Doney"," requesting &hat all c. P. COl'R· Uta ·n ot hiYine contributed thbir quota or monry to the lnterna· tloa1l Farm Exch~ll,.. Youth prqaram, to do no •• soon as pooJlble; Our quot1 ia $1 .00 per elub Any clu~ who hal not contributed the:Jr doJiar 1hould do so 1111 aoo'l aa PMtlbJe 10 the Iundt will be avail•~ for thla year's program. be t!MW I. F. Y. E. ia Kenneth Harper of Pendleton County., H ~ h1.1 been, aulM:ned to ~ancc. He WUI apehd ~everal montha :, l'ranee thi1 YNr, and then, when. be return., vi.Jt lhe countlca wh., parUC!Ipatud. In the prugram.1 to MAKI APPOINTMINTI AJ'ihe ch~lert for thia yeltr . who h·ave nott already done llo, ahould make their , appo1ntm~nts tor their d.~nta1 and phyJJcilll exama 11 100n aa ponlblc. ·1 ha te to harp 110 much •bout this but I tee) that the charters wUI (let eau&ht In · a aqueeze In May or J'une U the)' walt tlll .then to act. he card which you received ir th• maU or from me in the offlee Mould be filled out and algned b)' the dl:lctor. Remember the charts are· due here In the of!Jce DAILY ..:,..,.. l. Ncint ftii'M •. il'olloto ., 1ood •. ..._ .'"'"-. lt.llilliopo ..... ..."-,_ • MARKET IIPORT CJ.NCINNATI, 0 . UP - Prod· ace: · Ea;aa, about lleady, prices 1t farm•. consumers whltes and browns, A jumbog 31·33; A lara:e 29-30; ·A mediumR 26-28; A small 20-24; B l11rge ~28; FOB Cineln· natl, A large 34·38; A medium 32· 33; s large 32·3a. ChlckenR, fryers about steady; ·bens Jc higher; fryers 3-31h lb. 18-19; hens, heavy 1~17 ; hens, li&ht 10-12. .8\ltter, 90 $Ocrc 71. by June 1. OUR THANKS TO MRS. POWiill J would like to thank Mrfl. Pa!.~l Powell on Deh'&\f of the Load<:lrs Aunclatlon for her most inlo~­ rnallve l4tlk last Saturday night Ull music aPpreciation. I'm sure that those who atttnded Ute meetl ar; thorou11hly enjoyed it and ca:ne aw11y bclter Informed on hHW best to teach our young people lo enjoy all types ,of mu11ic. La~t Suturday nigbl the leaders al~a agreed to rneeJ on Fr:. day, Aprll 19 lnat.ead ot'Saturda:v. 'l'hil will be an all afternoon of. fair at which time we will help paint the room of the Home Ecvnomlcs BuiJdlng In which th·~ leaders meet. A pot luck aupf)cr will follow. More Information o'l th i.~ later. ·~~~~~-------CROSSWORD e. Lift If. Hilh T.Ooddtu ol lliarv..t• flU &. Wan upoa ll. Oty cWub.) IS. Comtort lmWI.) 26. Mor ... tnr Ipoet, H . Bell or r~ IL llldlp d,_ 'lT. AtUWdl.. II.N... lh.l ntltd t .to. &lop. ... (loop IIIII. ovtr 32. ltult 10.-td U.AtUC -11111.1 18. Woril!lp 10.1(....... to. Chell IOUDdl peel tMM.I ll. Prattt 3t.Oq rua.omely ot Jl. Wl'lJ ta)'llll a II. J:ecJMtutl· JaPifttll ell C.Pf nu (Y&r., -~· lip. I I" ' Aftlolt 10. Cortlla ll.AmtriOia lndlla ILXIndotdiMk IT.Chonc. •cv.t 10. ll1nl af ,.., 11. Willi aa •. Brlii>IIJ· I. 'IINIIpl• ....l... ' I.X.W, I.U.& l.l!fal .... DAILY CanJoqtiOft- ...... loeW II .... Itt ·,' """"""""".. to &.ONGI'&LLO"' Oat ltUtr lllnJl1 ,ttu41 tor uotb1r. In tlala ~!' A II""' fol lilt L'O. X for Ult two 0'1, .... lln..t itllift, ..... - - ._,_.,....... 1111 loOIIIJj Ud ,_.,...... Ult ...... .... Ill •Into. .... ~~~~--andlrtt...L RIC PwlllllliiiVNA HKKIC 011. lOIII, lOIII OVPVG WOIC'I'QOOH, JIOIR IJV IYNNV' / T!>F.''I'"~ao · · lolllilbl « c............ 5:30, llv !fltl";toi~Jl!' 8:00 ,woterfloo.i · 8:30 Ne•• JIJetutt l:d l!ll.otll .,. ' wcitimut 7:01J . J#M1ot tt ll>o ,...,. 8~ 7:s0 Tb• XAvlor Coapt Show 7:u HB9tl..,. uo Hl\'am Hollldlr 8:110 Fllll>tr ltllow• Bell e,oo Kraft 'l'boatre 10: 110 •f'illo u Your )Me 10:~ Un~~~~~~~~~~~M~~:Z~~;~~~:::·· · :~;~~~M:t,~ I:~;~ru~~:~~l.j..._ -•. -,. -Off 0'1!<111')' Ploybouse ~:oo 1'1ewa - n:u · w~ .. ll:all -~ 11:11 NEW YORK UP- -My rric!ld Sa:t. Allen Mainard vt the U. S. M'nrlne Corp.s linnll)' has found Mrs. Murphy, the Brooklyn lad~ who sort o.t adopted him durinJ? the Korean wnr after her ov.11 son was killed. They had dinner together at her house she had moved to Queens, whieh was one reason AI couldn:t find her, tmd Mrs. Mur phy got out Lhe old letters AI had written hC"r in 1950 and 1951 when the M01rinc~ were haviug ,, bad time with the · North Korer1o1 an~ ChlncM! Communis~ armi,es. She cooked dinner, shes 6 good cook, too," AI 11aid. "~nd the tau&~:~t ~fl a couple. or .tnFkS abUUc dish Wai111~~g that you dfltrr' l••.,rn l,n the Marme C~r,e_s. . She I .got the• bell( or'iamzcd kitchen I ever saw, nevet tak.e8 an unneces..~ary stc~. I. ~ucss 11e cou!d go through 1t blmdfoldt·d. Shc,s got aluminum kitchen pota Khe s had for 30 years, shinln!J llke jewell. No Wasted Motion "A!tel' we got throuih eating It couldn't ha\!e taken more tha~ 10 or 12 mlnutl.ll altogether t J clear the table, wash the d.ishe;;, hke the top off the gas stove and elean It, and put everything away. She knows exactly what 1he'1 doing every ~econd; sh ~ doe.tn't wute any motion ." AI found out how good a cook Mn. Murphy was whrm ahe beliD aendtng hlm calr:ea, cookie ~ and candy back In 10~0. That was after her aon Ralph had be ~h killed on the Inchon Iandin~ and AI bad ' cheCkfld up his grave fo~· her Rnd had 1wr~tten her about hJs death . AI at that time w:u .& with the MtrJne rir.•allllne, Leat~t· wu •slaln last week b)' a Pnl ol · crncck, In WuhinMtOn . · >~ wbite boYs, wUI be burled today Mrll, Murj:ih)''ll letters an,c(pftl In Cleveland. AI 1aya, "lltant a lot tci fte-4 The bor Wll born ben and atBUrt of felt abe was adopt),IJ rnfl, tl"nded Cleveland sehoola before -nd 1 wanted to thank bel in Pe1'· his pArellts, Mr. ltl:d Mrt. EUjall son."· He eamc here look'n* JGr Palmer, moved to Cbicqo in her but-"1 'uel! my -mempey 19417. played me a few tricks"-misfn'!tenly searched for a Role Murphy. COLUMBUS, 0. UP-The Sen· , Hed Wrong Ackh·•~ ate T1.1esday p~sscd and. sent l'J · Also he mistakenly ·rec!•lle!l the House a b1ll approv1ng issu· her address 11 u~ Washirilton I an r:c or. temporary teacller cert~· Wnlk it turnc~ out thore Ia nu fi ratcs m private and paroch1al 145 there wh ('n it acLuslly wa H ~~ools .the sa~e as thnt now per· J3B. Mrs. Murphy'!-! name h m1tted 1n public schools. Dorolhy A friend of hetB£' Whu (irst wr~te AI is named '-,ttose. COLUMBUS, 0 . UP-Tbe Hou'e Anyhow, through the goot.,oHi- llighways Commiltec Tuesda:v ces of the New York Wor cle· night recorhtp,ended p. .ge of an I'ram an'tt Sun, whicb put . 1 · U. arlmlnlstratiorf bill. .n~thorlzing p stor f Al's sCitroh 'i'n Its 11ppointment ·of *li:' flft~ deputy B~l\okl:n ~dition, she was found. highway director . He would b~ AI .'mid later thol the two of In rhargl! of arqulring rights of them were a little strained al din Wtt}'. nrr, as mhrht bv expecte(t on fil'st meetin" it doesn't know whetb- COLUMBUS, 0. UP-The House & · e ' p11ssed and ~ent to the Senat~ cr he lhanke~ her pnperly 1or Tuesday a bill which would dlhe~ frl.endshlp-by-;-mail nt 11 low jurors to separat e ror meuh. trymg lime. durlni dell!Mlralions. The vote was "I told her about Ralph_'s pia- 78-51. toon sergeant, Gerald Ttllmnn, , Present la'f pr'l"mitR a judgl'· getting killed ncar Ilagaru. on either to alloW jurors to separata the Chosen Re ~crvoh·. She had. a overnight or to keep them unde,• leiter, too, from my scctmn ch tof his supervision. Sgt. Shannon L. Metlney. and I peekU(I and saw it sto.rlt•d nuf.: · . MASON CLINIC 'Sgt. llainard lold me you , Jl*! .Admlaslons: Dorot-hy Blake, written him .. .' ' ~ Clifton, March 12; Richard K. Dal.· "I had to tell her Slwnnon ley, Pomeroy, Match 14; Mrs. Dorwas killed in Deeember, l95on ust Is Carroll, MlddiCP9l't. March 15; outside Koto·Ri in the res<'tvoir Alice, Bletner, Mason, March -1'1. t{~gion. She told me all ub,out Births: A daughter, Joyce El· Ralph and showed rne hi~ · pit- len, to Mr. and Mts. Sherman Ray ture~. and he s'oundcd like a j:ool'l Carton, Pomeroy, March 15. kid."' TO OISI1RVI· POUNDING I Around and About OUt•• llltniONIII WS.U.TV CHANNEL J 8:53 ~!gn OD 7:00 'l't>d•• 9:00 ~~~~~, .. i:oO . .. il'bt... •:oo Queen .fOr 1 Dar •:45 '.DioderD RomtnOea 5:00 comtd.Y "tlme . II. MG111m tJllt (4nc. .A.nb.) Wednesday 1:00 Coqonl 2:00 Ct!fitro GI!OI to School 2:30 ~- ln1ltl'ont BUCKEYE W ltla Robf'rt Rlfark The ~usth anniversary ot the ·founding of the Grace EpiRCopal Parish .. w!U be observed by the Women's AuxiUary, Thur•day, March 21 at 2 p. m., at the pariah houso. Quest 1peaker tor thl1 meeting wllich ls' open to the publie is the Rev. Jerome .a o,en of Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. who will speak on ''AicohoUc Anoft)'mous." I shall be de~;eendin;: o n tllo to btld at o given hour but must Bit Town soon tor my biennial · roal'l amonill the hla:hboll~ until rllllJ at the fleallpoll, and like the fatigue and eigaret Bmoke ext>rt 11 farmer lOin~ on a 1pree, I must merciful - to tbe i\IC~t - onesHY I dread It, thetic which aends the genius It 11 n o t to mwch the gldtly balt-.stupified, to bed. whirl that Netr Vorkera call liv· Theae are the QJ.onsten whb not refers to that seedy aid burn lng; not 10 much the TV, the theR-· muat have a alp out or Mommy's who'll let }'ou get away with any· ter, the anloons, and the eon5~eq- cot'klail so they won't grow u-p •blni It you ralu enough hell. uent bnnkruptry Ill: tht- old h.,]·, thlnktn1 that bo~;~&e ht rvil. al· . 'The modc~n Amerlcitn rw>thcr gets t!l'ltricct away in thP. ~h.o )).'l. Jl' lhoufllh a fair aqulht 1t1 MomriYt has been nurtured o n 11. •ead)' Is mainly that 1 wlll he lntrodur<'d 1cloi n'i( a hantlsland a1 2 a. m. br . ~Itt or prcdlgeJted pap b Y the afresh to the proJeny of my nl'rk!lll( h1 the .li.TdE"n with Q ~lentifl.~ raise-rs. She h, told t~ friends. n<'i!lh.bor mliht have .!lnmr deter· rea~on with the aLe-year. old.. and 1 do not mhtd thl' older oniJ • n•nt effect on the tch ilrl. at lhat. Yp.u. might al wl!ll attempt to l'C1J.· who are alntully pnllte ltnd <"+ Thvn are the darl!mz: ~ who Jon witt. a puppy. 1 ' me "Sir," b~JCIUUI the"• will elt'w "rah food out of your p! nfe, np~et There are no creat·r whiner• be drafted or married J,Oon snrl t"ccktall sauce on your best suJt. and arguflel"5 than the m.od!h"n O\lt from undertoot.' They are at crawl around under the table .luvenlle. "lt. Ju~e -ean a:o to the Jea&t old enoubb to bo1•e dates and wl(h }t'thal weaP9n1 d··m'lnd bel:'- movies, why ean t I go to the hlOY· have d'velopcd an aversion to time storlea froft! itrangcrs. r.ntl lea?'.' 11 Tommy •Its up until 12 0' a\lyJna home and klbltainJ tht'l• set nD a howl wheh, beddy-bye J~ (!lotk ev~ry night. Why can't I?" eldel'/1, Alao I've lived and suffer· timidly mcQtioned. The an~wtr u1ed to be: "Becau· td throuan their earlior wan. Un1cs.~ they have changt'il ~il'lee se der~r ?ld Daddy says yop can't, aaali\Jt. or.anlled society. ·t st:lrtcd thlR piece, Am ~ rtcan and that s reaaon e'n,ougb. r~ow ao 'the one I dread are the po1ts- rhlldrrn or the modt.rn un l'l':<trlc~- to bed b~tore I take a 1tlQ to crlpted apple:~~ or the Pllrental eyo t'd rll!:dnli a.rc the worst brnts in your hide.' . d' who, hlvin• arrived In the eRr!.v the world. And ol the Amcricrm No more the col en wand or 1utumn of tl'ltlr progcnltora' IJV(I5 rhlldren. New Yorl: and Wa s hin~· parental au!horJty. 1re troely a~orded rlall.ts and prl· ton young'un~ own lhe cham~1 \o~ ll wouldn t be so bad It they ll.l· vlloge,, whlob -1hould be painf\111:. 9hip. tt h an odd thinR. bul fhc lowt:d t~e monsters to ~ractlce earned, Men by adults. child h the 'trenRi.tre or th P uvet· their dull.nqucnc!elil on tbelr own I rt'ler hore to thu ehlld or sh r11se E, 1rup"n n flilmi1y, and tb:e UnHl, but they •nsi~t on feedinJ to 10 ,WI'IO hn been railed more life of the home revo~vt' s nrpund !be. auesh. • heapmJ share of or l~fl a la earte without benefi t the chlldren without ipoling tho th!Jr own rnlramu.ral mlstrlu. or ruor atrttJI o; the hiU'<i wo/rl . rhll~ . All I kno~ Ia, I'm all eauJJbt Up "No"- rnnsUy by (I{Jtln*C parenh Th()y nunn?,o to b n poE: 1, t 0 011 trlcyrl ra rid.rJen at fuiJ spteJ who see their mcmJttr through e £'1\Ch oth~r . •espeetful of ,~ i~;" t's ~r~s" t~e ~nkle,, a~d lbe n¥xt in· MOI.rtinl hnte lt!J all lm:lpl ent j,\Cn · wcll ·manncreft and t:h oerfullt" I'Jbo- -.:~t"ent ~emus who knoc_ks ~ high· lull wllose dev~opment ~nd froe t~Clil.!n t without tanlrum. A n~tt ball out of. my fist Is o~ i.s . exnresRio~J ' Ihould not be hatnpe~· from a arandparcl')t d o:or~ 11 0 1 1SCX of tJ,lbJect not w~ t h ·~··~· - I .ed 1\'tc~ k th~ reslmr.n,· qd HlP 'Vtm.t .ng: I uged tn smack .h.ttlc These are braU wbo must "p•ma" me:~Jll mGre li'l" th,t> inhn· \'he11 1 Wl.li YO'UTL&"er, and I be allowe.d to· eat wben the adult.a tlle lnt•Ueet lha'n hi the Al'll..erl· sot tbc tiUl.Jf. I • e1t, willa mult not be bu.•Ued ort can home wbete '\Daddy" o.ft('n ,b 1 (04)pyt1Jht. 1fHI,1, bJ United l'ea· \lit , · I . ..., .. , tQre !)'IIIIJ"to, !De.\ . ·.. .. ~~ ~~ w· \, .. J E H ·990 On you~ Dial ·Your Sunrise ' To Sunstt Stotion ~ MASON .NEWS PAIADI New Officers Parode · ' a. 11. llP - Iliad• It !9< lldoveo .durlna an Amerleaa Lettoa parade .: here. Emplo)leetJIWeer bull)' wate~ hl~o' marcher• El.ected By TonlJtll! Tac MasonWSWS u Seott'J d1ml! ..-e Officer. tot the eol'lling tear eub regllter ·waa,.rifted o(·ftl3. were elected at a recent meeting of"{be W.sws·or tbe Ma10n J;vaDo geUCal Un)ted Bretbern Cbureb. are Ruth Mdntoah Cunnll!lllwn, ' - 10~30 Arib~"Q;dtr., 11:30 11:00 12:1f 12:80 12:43 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:38 3:00 3:80' Strite it Ncb ValliD.t LadJ Love of Ufe :lk:.areb f.tlt Tom.otre11 Guid'.DJ .Ligbt Kitehen Al'i'be World Turnl Our Min Broob -.ttt.•• 'R:Ju•el'•rtr t 'be Big: Payoff lob orosv.JI!!.,. •:m ilrllht'!. !'It" 4:1D Steret Storm 4:30 Fd10' of N\<hl 5:00 Tbfll l!!arly Sbow 8;30 Your Eeao Reportu l :tl lporta Parade 8:!5 We&tberman 7:00 you and Your Income Tax '7:15 !>o11(ltl F.dward• 7:10 Giant Step • 8:00 Tereaa Br~wer Shaw 8:00 Hemo, the Magnlflcent 10:00 U. S. Steel Hour tl:OO Up to the -m1aute newt 11:05 St.amtlag the Weath~ ll:lO 'l'be Ute SboW . 8:00 0:00 IO:OO 10:30 \1:30 12:01) · 12:15 12:30 eaptaln Kangaroo MotniM Show Contributes-To Rea·Cros.s.F11nd - · ,A conti'ibbtiop, wp made to the Red ~ ,WMJJ ,l!ho · A~!iar>o , nf the LeW:is-M'ailltJ" Put, Ameriun Bennelt 'ed the .~e- . . Mn. -. ) I I I ' /. ME'I'i.OPOLITAN ' A!Ui'O' SALES I; .,. v~onal service and during the baainesa ~tlng plal'!s were made rto ba~ a Parent·Tea.che~ meetb;tt ln · the neam: ~ture. \Mfa. Willis ~:~~~ cllmm~ of the Boar~ of C Eduealiotl, m~t wit~ ~1. 'lira. 'Bennett, ~ lin. John Strike It Ricb V.aliant Lady Love ot Ufe Sear~;b For Tomorro• .'Goiiil!ng Ll.ght Katj<~"'s l{itcben As. the World Tunal Our ~las 'Brooks HOuse.pr.rty 12:4-15 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 3:00 ~'bfi ,.g . Ppy~f 3:30 .Jlli>lili;IOJ~~ !ib@1f 4:00 'l!rlihler Day · · 4:15 SeCJ'::"t St0!10 ; 4:30 !~O< pi Nlrbt 5:00 1·ne :!:ar1v Show 8:80 Your EsSt. Rep-1rter 8:415 Sports P•rade 6:55 Weetbcrma!:l \7:00 You & Your Income Tax 7:111 DoUJla~ Elwards · 7:80 Sgt Prestob of tbe Yukon 8:00 Bob Curq~inas Sho"' 8:30 Clim•X 0:30 .PJaybouse 90 11:00 Up to tbe Minute NtJwli ·11:0!1 ScanninJ the Weather, 11:10 The, Late Show .' I ' " Mi=S..Carrif C U prelided -ADd annt~unce ' tblt ·u.e n~ .meeting would be.-Ae14 at the lit. M:oriahiJla,ptid-CIMirc!b: 'on--Mv -13 ,fben ~ will ·blft· a"l'tlbabmtauon p am alter a poUuck din· ~el'- nte·' ptrbllc.fia<'te' le 1 llhited to· bear II ,c\ltst· ,peale, If' lbls 'Jt was and. ·Easter We hove o fine Selection of • ·suits Spo;:~~~a~·: . Sizes'6 to 20 ' I ' Dance Team To Be.A Feature · WCihamq Prom .. Announcement liu been mo~.dA that SUsle Call and Beau Sheft. zer, youne danee \eam of pt, Pleasant will be featured 'on · the of en.tertainment at the ~om 'a,t ·waha.ma on May 10. Call Ia the daugh· 1 of M~- N!~s. Harold Call of Pt. Ple),aO:f. Youni Shertzer is the son Of Coacb and Mrs. Robert Shertzer. also of Pl. Pleasant. • ··· s·uiTS • $1 0·95 to 27 9 They're smart . . Colora and ;tyles. Large. Group - Buy now on Lay-Away. All sizes, ~~~early - Shop at Stiff.$ Twetds and Jvy Stripes . · . ~ BqYS. SUITS 9.95 to 26.50 - Rayons, Au Wool J"lannel . '· · Of ; New Furniture ROQM~ SMART NEW 'FO~ $~99.00 HATS ·BA"ER FURNITURE Ol& 'l'be B~hleol COmer Smart, new, bright colors. At the 1D Middleport price you want to pay - Shop Stiff. len SecOnd Floor Ready to Wear. Jr. 8:4!1 Mv·e ' Star Final 'l·Uf J~br· ~lY lor: the !few, 7:® 1Sliei't(t B:Oti Cite~ • L-.djes ·Spring 3:00 Afternoon !"ilm Festival , 4:30 Super Serial Tlm~ ' &:Oil· Mickey }louo, Club ~llJ . ' $10.95 to$16.95 WHmTV CHANNEL II 11:44 SIIID On 11 :45 Cart.oon C!ub 12:U) Noon. Nom 12~15 Neltbbol'l 12:30 Llbel'aoe ' 1:00 Femln!ne Touch I :ttl Movlt- Mat!n'ee ·' , s:ao Coi'toon tlub . au SPORT CO'ATS WHTN-TV Channell3 , 8:0P. JtuUa.Ju , Hundreds to ehoo5e -from. Bright new spring shades;. sizes, smart stylesBuy Your. now ou 1-aY·Away. • BOYS . ' ,• MIDDLEPORT TOP.PERS Ina , Boys THE SHOE BOX Ladies Beri: Bodlmer cu~erofe lunch 'tiy 'llrl. YOUDI, · Mrs. WW Winston, Vlttlinia Nell served I desa"e~t Winston, ltn. Whlitm Smith and the elo&F .of .the bust- Mrs. Arlena Reeae. . ' ••·. for m.Ct prpgram. li .Mrs. Cbarle1 White, Mrs. The l!~b~~ . ,ietlf lened a t~ '~~~-~~~ . '. dre MODclaJ .Dlgbt at . the liome ol Mrs..;-~C~ Young. Legion, For Griaduation Ga....., Moore Arib~ . 'Jodrl'eJ ·r ' · Auxiliory ~it . Meet T . Charlea(j)n. Church- ~rimary ·· I . WCHS-TV C.HANNEL SPRING STYLES From $2 95 JO;dgor ,..,... B. v. Glbbi and A. s. Loj!l& dten oi ilr. IDd llrl. Homer .lob:lton h'a:ve ·been called here due to l;be lf1iou illneft; of their aun~. 1 lllso N)oa HoweU. Y:r. a.od 1lrl. Ctiarle1 Yeage:o , , and children speJlt Monday m · WCH5-·TV Chan neg 8 ' WCHS.TV CHAIINIL I ,.8:00 C&ptala ltan,:UGO D:OO Momlu1 Sbow 10 00 Go- u-o ll Commander of the !'er!-r.·:.~~~~bn ;:nt!':. otbo Leivlna, Bernard Leivini!, .First Bciptist · Open· Until 9:00 P~M. ·-! Mor.ZO.l1-U.D CHILDREN'S Cooke. A tu.. •• "Ho""' v;.;,,. Uoo ProJfam" · WIJ Ilion b)' Rev 4:45 FURN.ITUREWIII' St•Y -. . ......;;;......~:7.::0:~::=:7.;::;;;;;;;;:;;;:::::;;.:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~;=;~;.. wu beid at tbe ebureb bo1t1 betn1 llmf MWer endwithRobert Dougb I 7 :30 Iii tho Le(lion Hall. The EUB llen'l :a,:arcll raeetibl 1:00 Que•n ror A Day RUTi.lN l T. Eileen Fore.,.an, Verle wortm1n, 12:30 It Could B6You 1:00 (:unent :2:00 Par11u11'11 ' St\otlf , 2:30 'l'ennesset Erll ·~ ll'or\1 .' 3:00 Natln:ee Theatre Modf!"o Ro~ani:et 5:00 Comedy tim!! 5:30 My -Little Margie . R:OO Flatr t!nd Sclilggs Sh01t 8:30 News Picture 8:45 Sport.! Eye 8:55 Weatheread '1 :00 Whirl)•bi.rds '1 :30 Dinah Shim~ Show 7:4!1 NBC News 8:00 You Bet Your Life 8:30 Drlenet . 9:00 Peon!e'., Cholee1 9 :30 Thp Ford show 10:00 Lux Video Theatre 11:00 -News Headli015 U :15 Weatbereast 11 :20 Preas Boz u :30 Tonight 12: 30 Sip Off HILP IIITH -· .. Mr. tnd lllr>. Plri Burri• anl ram.ll,r are ~, ).n Tampa, Mr. ucl ~· Berblrt ·Dixm:l ea. PomerOJ Emeryenq Squadmen t P'Ia. The)' wli1 relllfa darint tbe lerlalned Willi a 1~, Iunday were eaUtd to. tbe borr•e Dl Rolel· wet.k aceQJPiJIDied by . the fort~~- at their bome, Roet Sprinll Road. b IAdJe, Rutland at 4:80 a. m. tu er'a mother 1nd ll'tftdmotber, Gueatl were t~ra. CUI Wellman d•y wben a baby girl named Bar- ' )ira.: Edna Burri& 1114 Mr1. lty~1e atk5 1100, Jlmm,. SuUoo of Ql:y, bare Ellen, Iii pOunds, Wll bor:J.I Rou.b .,~w ban spent tbe wm· w. va., aid Mn. Clara G~;;; Dr. A. Hewei.IOn was called. ter In TIDI!'L DIDiiOr pest~ lo lbo -' ud ,..,. Hr. and llrl. H...,. CALL SPICIAL MIIITINO Eddie ' mecllot! It ul oll4 oon Rlek1 of Col...... tnd AU membero of the Plrln,c liqutd at the ol• Cbieaa:o.!.J!~ , ..,_ ... ~1 ....,.,• .... t.o••n. ••w _.; .. ~ _.. "' Peener·BeDDett r-. No. IZS. Fred I~=~: Lelioa, .-e utCed to MIITINO ll apedal meeUn1 Wedne~- wsi.z:yy CHANNI!L 3' 8·!'i" b1gn 0"' 7 ~00 Today 8 j0i Romper ;R.ooqt . Hf:OO HOm:! . . 'j~O 'T.b:e l'r1C!e Is Rlttit 1 :38 Trutb or Consequenu. 12:00 Tic Dilly Senllnol, Pomeroy·Hiddleport, O .~)(ardl ao, l$N1·7~ Dixons Are'l:fost 'At :Luncheon Sun. ..rhursd•y . 11:80 . Tho ... ...... ve4 • hancheou •t the . _ or liN. F. A ...t.Y OD T~ titerRD08, w1tll Jitl. 0t¥ ARih .u cohOJtess. Others att,atUng "Were M'n. L. C. Roush, Ml\1. A. B. Wood · rum. Mrs. Hugo Suhllna, Mri. N. 0. Wtln, Mrs. W. I. Stone, Mn. P. J. Wolpert, Mrs. E. L. .Stein, Mrs. J, L. Stewart, Mrs. A. G. Meblman, Mra. Lloyd Roush, MJ11. ft., F. Bryant. and Mrs. A. D.. Home. . Y~. .•. TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ ~TV, Chan111el 3! . ., . . 12:\IQ. Tit Till! pouJb IZ:30 / 11 C"'ld' Be YO)l IM&P IT.M-.a ..... ...,..... .... -lltll - • ..... ... . .Ot~TINO RICHARD I. OWIN- GILNIRAL M4.t,IAG!R REYNOLD I, ORElNI - IDITOl! Natloul advertl&ln& representative, BOttineUl.JGmb:.U, Ill~:., 343 ; (,dlng&on Ave., New York City, 16, N. Y. ' · fiteretl u aecond cloa ma.U.i.D& matter at the -post ortice a& Pomeroy, Ohio. 1• · SubsertptJon rates : Dellvery by carrier where availableiO ~at8 Dtr •eek; oae J~&r ia advance at Tbe Daily Sentinel office, U5.60:' slt mon~. 1'7.110; three montba, $3.90. By motor route where avail.bte: one moatb ~- By mail one year $8; six monttul, $6.2:1; three mufithl, J2.50; one month. $1. , Pu.blbhtd e)'ery afternoon e:t«pt Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sel\· ttoel, Inc., at 110 M'eehanlc St., Pomeroy, o. BusiDeBi oftice phone '391. editorial office phon,.. 397. li:lltl Ttlilh Ma.rine Sergeant Finds Wmn_.. ~, OF MEIGS-MASON AIIIJA li:OO 11. Htalllta II. ·The 'nailv Sentinel DEVOTED TO INTERESTS 1o:oo DOme - · «>o. '"H. NEWS • ( ~ Sefttlnel, Pomeroy-l!iddleport, 0., March 20, 1957 . • • ' Hundreds to choose from. Smart . I of . CoebJu ~ / .:00 'DI:Dny Thomaa 1:80- Sbedock flolmel 10:1,)0 Air 'ttp.e •m7 Jq:30 Franltle Litne Styles - AU sizes. llack after rack, Brand Names - Get an Early Start on your spring garde~nlflg · i- Stock ,up o.n the Tool!l and Supplies you need at these real Economy Prices, · ·' tU)O News or the Night 11:1~ · Tbeatr'f 13 G• er Eleetrlc .. Be sure. Te Gf:& Budget priced, first, quality. First. Main Floor. Shop Stlfflers First. "- $.59.9$ tO ' $119·9~ $1.00 to $T.99 ) ' Lay-Away Plan. Shop Stlfflers Wide Selection. White and colors ~ MUF~ PO.WER ·,i)w.ls 9»mitle~ ~k_'. BULK qJill!)EN.:, s.~E.P, o11d GRASS '.SEED SPRING GLOVES Uae Our MOTO. ~MOWER . I • llot.t;,...;:Gis $99.95 tt c$1!19.95 . ~dl;aJ. 's·, r_ i.... ~hHr PU .. ., NYLON . HOSE • New Sprinl .Sbadft. 8'1 to 11. Sheer .....:. Bea.UUtul. Buy .ewrtl pr. V•e sutnen Lay· Aw11·Pian. . ·-· J9c . ,., $1.35 ~ ' ' ,< ,New Spr~n~~ ·see·DTh~ USTERS . .. ThCffe ·' Smart. Black, DlY)' and ted, BudJI;ct Piliied. ·Buy· now ijn ' r..y. · AWJ.Y.,, \ .,_,¥- .. ·:;f to $A2 ft5. ,41 '. .,.., . on and ~ -Main Floor - ShOp Elrt,.. New ; f . EJ '. Laqe ~~~~.Uon of coJ.. ;, ... $1"'95 . BLOUSES Juat Received, Tbey're a.ew' styles. Hundrei:la to cboose from, Asst. col~ and wld.te - You will .nt several at these low 'prJcea. 1.99 ·to 3.99 " to $3.99 �.· • « ' . . "~£) • .1 .,., • I Renzo Men,hini New Bowling Prexy H:kY.:~N:Gi:;ii~Y~ Thf! Sports Awards Made - In • T0 WlOners Rec•nt M ' eet ~ Desk BV TamtehlU DUCK LLS •Thuo Cb"k~ortt lib Onralll are mad• from •:xtra h,e avy 13 ~ az:. - - ... rich brown duck .•• anag. proof, tear-proof and weather proof. :rrlple stltch•d, ' Veteran Pomeroy bowler Remo The brftld of basketball played ~1enchinl Wa.s elected president of in the Portland Invltationul Grade School tournamC(lt ended Satur- t he Pomeroy Bowling Assoriatio'l at the Assoeiatl&n 's annual meetday night demonm:rate~ once again ing TUesday night in the Eagles · bow abBOlute!y necessary It is for players to get an "early start" in· retiring presiden1 . Ha ll. He Bob Lou b. the gatmo . · dent is Dave New vtce presi On tbe Portla-nd floor were 13 to 1:5 year ol d boys wbo couLd Dars1 of Middleport white the ., h ave been strong candidates for re- secretary-treasurer post was givserve team jobs on !levered SEOAL en Francis (lJaft) Anderson al so ot Middleport. Darst took over entries this year. You cant get a-way from it; t hey have to sbart from Han'k Clatworth~· and An~ Wes Belles. young undPr instruct ion , insplr a~ derson New from directors chosen were tlon. nnrl ~ui d ance if sk ill s are lo JamE's O'Br_ien, Harold Lobs!!, •b e devl:!lnpi:'Q to the ir optim um by Eugene McKinney and Johl'l the time high school years roll Duerr. sucee~ded around. Anoth~r hl»;hlight or the meet. The countv grade s.-.hools are ing wa& presentation of awards Sanforlud and doing it, with great vim · and vito winnen in aU events of the washa~le, rein• gor. Pomer'Jy and Middleport recent Association sponsorerl forcted at an ffrtll grade schools have not placed hu-N ling tournament Dick MacM.as nearly enou ~ h empha~ls on thl11 and wear polr~ts. phase of developi ng ba..o;kelball ter, field representative of , tb~ copper riveted, skill. Of course. the same princi- American Bowling , Congre~s hatad tao, and full fash .. ple applieii' lo .Cootabll. a more dif· cd .out handsome trophies. Winners were members of the ion'• 4 for rear ficult sort to handle In the grades. Pomeroy Motor Gol'npany team rt is not enough to see kids corllfort, That's Hunnell, To-11 including Doljl tostlng the ball around on the • , 1why .."' on ev.,y Bowen, Mil' ROudasbelt, Harald 'Sandlots. That kind of play helpt, -~ ...........~.. fob wear ea .... but the bov s la g ·behind those wbo ' ohse and George Hartis, teiltl hllrtt lftJWn DMU aftd swear by them. haVe a trained man guiding them, -~•"1Pio"' <irith 29tB: tlebr ·~ """"",..., 10 WOCir anol ""ith competiton spurrini!' them on Horak, All Events champ wltn .. , . ....... book. and their school buddies and 1 823; Bob Wqods, SlngJes champ · frlends rooting tl'!em to emotional with 671!o and Pted CroW and Paul 'ICOW ON SALt ) Clifford, doubles champs wl!h ~ Honry Null's Rutiar.d Graden 1209. 81'e as neat a fast breaking team aa )ve'ote aeen in that age group. They move !as~, handle the ball very Welt and already posseas a lot 9f •"'*•avvy. The only reason Hubert I'Tice's · Graden up1et them 3:5-31 In three · over Ume1 was 'because the l'ortla~dero had a little more deterJ JD.l.rtaUOn 1o work es a team . Billy ,lk-Kelve;y clearly was the mpirlt that eutded, ruornent to moment, noor atnte(Y aa Jt came from Coach Price In the intermls.slons and time ouh. We can aee a bright future for the brand of basketball to come out of Rutland and Racine, to mention just two, In ~uture years. Boys are perfecting shooting tech.L nlques and floor maneuvers now in ·nlmost tenrter year11 that will ma~c them contenders In distTlct, BI!TTER LATE rcgJonal und !:!hte tournaments In PI'I'TS'r.OWN, N.•J. UP- When three or four more snso ns. polirl' askl.'d Juliu s Rerkman why It is unfortunate that Mirtdle· he had been driving 44 yeal'9 port eould not aUord a .l(ymnasl um without a license, th e 64 year oiJ in its new grade sc hool. When r_..rm er replied : "I never drow ~- .P.w:Unnd •b1.,1Ut its new school 11ev~ very far." Said he wmmt"tlke .a cral Years ago it was no easy mat- rand test soon ~ecause he " still (Continued on page five) hnd some driving to do . I "'ghfy'""'' .... ·l COLLEGE In Claub On Amenean League PenuaWJt BAS'ITI:'1rln 1 T T fAIIIPl, Flo. ·Yankees aren't the only dub In Manager Hook · the 1..,.. with rood boll· !>loY!he lndlons "oren't glv· ...... Creenl>e•• Hid. me up hopes for a 111!57 penunt "Our manaeer .Kerby F.a~U du'l>ite his eoatent;oo that other' our playt+s ond'our 'froM .ni,.' Amerleon Le'lue were con· all believe we ... win ll" • etdine \h.e pennant to New York. -. · · · .. _ 'r Toth back ST. n'V'U't~i aa:~."tW.o, r1 fla ap his. ttllb~~ cbaocot .,.,.-. or .•e . ,., he ~ttd,_~~D \he Jn. Defendi.D i ~amplO.I) lui:d Bhamdiana ~fUJal of ·• mlwoo dolbr of Creenwooa, Teim., an •tiJY orrer f~r Jferb Scc:n-e by tbe Bo1in . th! _opeDiDJ' ,1oUnd, t~ R~ ~- · W. 'ROb)HI ol ·Otl:tm'That Red Sox offer to 111 !or in the"._ ..:%.. h 1 . es a e~p e Senloti Golf ... what yoU tead · the die Wednesday Ni,ht GRAPEFRUIT STA'NDJ NGS · D , ' Fights Assured Two· M ' ........ ven..a ' . nr...tDnJ.:L BY JIM WHtTI NATIONAL LlllOtil! • . , NIT AT NEW YOitK w L Rl' ' bG ouo..-lnills Pit18burgh ... 6 1 13 · 29 W ( i 1 1 Ql e 1'8.8'\Ple 7f Da}1on '68 Cincinnati. 5 2 113 87 el'ldle' 116 ~~vier Ohio 81 Mi1w.aukee . ' .. 4 B 11 31 NEW UP-Llvlne TOom ~ St. Louis · · · · • 3 S7 12 fight fa111 can look ahead t~ wat. BDMO~~N-~~~l.Jp -Reed BrookJyn . . . . 3 3 "as 30 ching tlle Wednesday. night tel· ·- .,.. ,~f>r.~so:n, ~~d ·Iorio~ New York · ··· · 3 4 t1 'M ~ t •. Jtl ti Philadelpbia :J 4 30 33 vision bouts for at leut l.notll· · ' · '· Sta e 'WC ~. ·· 1:!1 •Jcn'e'd a ago . . . . 2 5 34 42 two years. t:tJni:Ontob. £5""nt'ot of CenaChic .. 1the pi'Ofuasiqnal foeMlf)l eofttract ·with 312 2e ~~ I .., The Amerl~an Broadcutinr Co., ifil'8 wemr1, In ietjfQVtnCJal footAMERICAN LEAGUE IVhich . te1evi~~es ·the ~ekly lilbls ball UhlOn. Cl l d :; 2 48 35 '-':-:::-''' -'''-c-;-'-"-eve an . . . . . 3 an nounced Taesday it has fibte:--DlilttTOR . itiiSteNSChit:ago 4 48 41 ·be New York ed into an. ,agreement With t · 3 4 26 26 Washingtt>o 8 4 22 34 International Boxing Club to t;c- W~n~t!t~·.;;Dl~;;·~·~ ;. tend ,their present series · thrc:mwn. ~......~ Coli:..;.. Baltimore 3 4 36 41 s :rv' ,n "5"' oln..'!: .,.., Bostou 2 4 8 19 Jun·e 1, 1959. I' aign ffiom the p,,st · (jO,O!j;:j: Ka ..8 Cit Y 2 4 38 47 ===:;:::==:::;::;:;:;:;:;~=.'f'";·~o~l·__!'h~·~·c~urre~·~n~t~~~L_ Detroit' 1 5 30 38 ·• rome ,:~,~~o~I~Sb=Mv~~·~th~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_,.:m~: ·- . SPORTS ·EQUIPMJNJ ~ Me•ker •I ' . . , STANDINGS BASEJALL GlOVES MtDoVti~ : .. .,~ ~11.25 and' $24~95 . GiL .; .. ,., 11i.Q ' 8.if · " !"' ''"'T""" US JUIIUQI~_ .,, . --- "-~• . JOHN!!!'U'BIIIJ'JJI ... ~ .................... ~N ~~~~ll,w .. ,.. '.. ....... ~~•" OBI • I . ID.••. ,:.tr..~~r:::~=~~k WA·,. .·sHABLE . w'ORK ( Ap5. b',; HOW . . MtYOIIff 1M j, llllla St. c Collins · Jewelry .s fi,'fi · 1Piiee- .. ,.. '. . . ' . .I "IT IS PART OF ~E. CURFJ TO WISH TO BE CURED" •.(Author's name below) If you have some real or fancl~d ailment it Is wise to the iJ1:uned!ateiy consult your phYSICiiui. Ltlt )lim make a • carf!ul diagnosis to find the CaU$e of you~ trouble. L We Olvt l&tt Gr"n St1mp1 mi nd . Mil nat;er Fred Raney is 'Vl'ry hupp.v" about Milwaukee'S' YOUR . ' . Pomeroy )!otor ,nd Sports Ceo· ter rose up from · a low league stan®Jg to l"lobber Robinsooa: and the Lions respeet.~vcly last . Thuraday and to even up tbe race to 1 10Jiie extent. The prapmeit bod lhree of their best 11tnes of the season, which, coupled with 8'0me pooi' .. hDWings by the Cleaner, With the excep. tion of Anderson, spelled dlsa51ter for Robinson's. SPorts Center took a4vantage of an off night for the Lto01 and won two out of tlm!e games ·by eonlllstent team bowline. 492 179 324 MB _5WI5HER LDifSE .... '. PR~Ci.tJPTION • c EMts"' _. •Quotation by Seneca (80 i\.D.) Copyright ll1S7 (3Wll) ~o~:~~n't b~., ~ - blg~er •••~••n wagon . .'.at any -~liltl · $3.95 Yet, this amooth-rldlnQ Plymquth Suburban Is still in the low-price 3 Ot all tu ..,.flt.tl• _..., toc1o cw. ffi!IJJ ~~aHo~;·;;;;~ rn.Si tWe l>i11111r fAtltj ·fAt • .., PfWIIIOIItl, We're DOt jutt·~~~~ about the lpw. u..re--.. prt~ 8, U.oulh ~th hl!ll t'14 blneat In me I~price l'aJia'e, We mean all mlion <.,·IO'It.price, meci!Wl!Oprlce, rl(ht on up,,i<! ~ ~lied "b~" llll!ury waaona. You ~~'t .buy bogger than' PJrmouth no --~ I ... how much tou apend . waaone , . SO New Ob11,...._ Seclt. Puelr~ltlltt$l~fl: . ' :·. ~ your Plymouth ckialer'sl ' .; .: , IDI!I ' 199 134 164 m 212 174 160 M6 164 216 18S fS43 •HindJeap 22 19 1'4 61!o Tot.ril 954 848 844: 2MB :'6MiliOY l.loNI .. C:\.~ :m1 1tri · I~ l58s W11ght . 148 144 ue 408 168 lSI 12$ 446 Crow , W Anderson 175 168 139 483 !)ibtiJ 188 111;1 .IB!J &~9 . Totat1 , . 8119 814 708 a•I.Q · SPORtS CINTIII' .· ' McDonald .141 192 1M 492 l'ewksbary 158 174 1135 467 Becker 187 141J 145 4?7 E. McKinney 160 146 138 44f B. McKinney 168 207 148 0.14 ~ :. ,:S J:' ~:t"j!""P = THIEY ' , · AN'Y . Ch~licothe.:_Ohi~":_~Wfek ~d AUJI:ILLARY The Auxillary met at the home of Mn. Wm. Roush on Thuraday March 7. The group planl\ed the Buslneas ft.fen•a and Ljon.s' Clul ·~ Dinnt'r. Aho final plans were .made toT their 38th Ahnl\-enary tor Marth 25 at which lime a PotlUCk :ntnne'r will be .ieMd to th-e ~'trbben Thos" present were Mrs.• ;rtillina Capehart, Mrt. oarn~t ROb~h, Mrs Foster \fe8ver, Mrs. Archie Sayre Mn. Nora 'l'i'ii>Ji, LOwlna R""'b, Mr.s. Ratpb RoUah, Mrs. Bbb I.,Jyn._, Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mn ~ Har?ld Zirkle Mrs. Svbll ' Smith ond Mrs. r>avid Fields Jr. and daughter An· gela. AII~CityFive Jim Brlnket, ·son of Elmor Brinker, NeW ' Haven, has bea'l honored b;y belnr ·nabted to the All.Clty fOotball 'team of Fres,no, CDlilornla, whore he resides wH~ his mother, the rormer , Louise Wallace, or PctlJOn. YouQ.g lhJl!ket, who plans to study medlcipe at San Franclsc;, State jn the fall, was born in Maqon City ht 1938. _ ' Hot Rod's Five· To Appear In Point Pleasant Mrs. SIU)day. Mr.. Helen Darker vialted llrt. Lu1a RuJJell taeJday evenln• .. Mrs. Ruaell M cenvaJetclnJ from an hell't tttaclt at the home of her dlUI htel', v u.~ It _.-•. ·IDlda nu-nl, Middleport, Ohio. Mrs. -Mellon 'Routh and fon of New Hayen Yilked ll.er parent.J, Mr. and Mra. lfarey lohn10n, Thbra day. . . . Mrs. U.oyd Wllhams m.ited ~· j Ora Hlegmll•t Pt. Pleannt, Tbuttday. Mrs. Claude Grimm . or Flot"lda is visiting 'h er parents Mr and Mrs. Romer JohnJOD at' ~n. .Mrl. CJlne Irwin and daughter, Chnedda, of soutb Side •nd Mrs. Stanley Colley and cllildren of New Haven visited •Mr. and Mrl. Dana Friday Lewle eveqjnJ. and Mrl. John Rani. son, SAT.N I FINISH ' •mi-Jt rHAIJ ' ' ' - ' HOGG. & ZUSPAN . . ·.'~' IWitu.\IU.W " (. '' MATti\fALS UIICORPORATED bltt1n1 <hoNI.· / da,. aftei'DbOn. Mt. ..ou .... ..a Mra. Rome Stewart or kypr Clftt Wll vlaitln1 Anciy Stewart thia week end. Mr. and Mn. .lamn llarr'U of Ka10n and llr. and llrL &ale .LnriJ of C1iftDB motored to ParkenburJ, Saturday. J(r, 111d Mn. Robert Cl'ftJ' and f•mllr of NeoN . Haven vUit.M Mr. and M'rt. Fred Lewia Sundaf. Jtbke .Duncan Jptnt the week end ln Huntiarton vlaltmg lAona Wami1ey, a Jtudent at MJr•hlll COlli!f:e. dloy. Ia na, ~cit MUoa City )l~ W. VL ' • a,.u Mr. and Krt. Young of PeteroburJ, VlrJinlo' q,.nt Sundly with Mr. aDd Mn. Bud Yount:. Mr~ Youn1 temlilned at Welt Co- ~ lumbill with her and ·dauebter· in·law, Mr. aad Mn. Bill Young. r-"i~;;;:~i;;-ii:~~ , IJt"'•l.. M. • II Mr. and lfrl. .Timet Buell and daughter, Suoan are at the homo a! UfUO hia mother, Mn. Marcelliae Buell RABOLD H .. and gnndparentl, Mr. and Mn. P. 0 . A. B. Woodrum. Mr. Buell i'eeei"Ved hit' di.acharge from the Air Force afid plans to make b.i.!l hom~ ·here. • 1I•:;:;::;::;:::o:;:'ti;;;;,;;=~;;;;;:;;::;;;~;;:;::~;:;;;;;;;;;w;;j , RandCIIft'i says•••, .- . IWr. and Mra. Jam~ DuftHD and Park~IMirl wete Sun. =~r~~· of IIi'. ond Mn. Bur- ----- , t•ts ioiW CiiAN~is KMI!IAS CITY, Mo. UP"- Tile ehalnnan of tho National Baftot. boll Coocbe! Ann. Ruleo <(oiJiil!lt· tee todoy predicted few ru!Of e.banges would be recommended in a· tbree-day..f meeung opePinl Tburlday, olt.qiigh the ..U~td and dlsculle"a zone defe'be:e ~d the on••nd-c..b• foUl sbot were Jure to tome Up. ... . ---~--- ...... . 00RESPOMEaov . . ·. OHIO . 388-YM PHONE Guaranteed ~ POttoN MYmet • TUI&, (Ill') - 'Beecher NYLON TilES • ONLY TWO NAMID NEW YORK UP - Maurice King of Kansas and Mel Wrl,g ht of otlahoma A &: M have been named the lO.man West squad 1~lotCnl_~'"l meet the Eaat • in the Herald Tribune'• anbaslcetbaU Garden, com- dowr~ -. . HARTLEY and BENN ·SHOE STORE For Two 'nres "tfe WW 1'1-nee" "Middle of Upper Blodt" POMEROY w.-, Fri. and Sat. Marth 22·clnd 23 IYIS FRONT , SALT LAKE CIDY - {UP) Driver Thomas O'Neill, tl, ••plalniljllo pollee why be bad slam· m•d bla auto Into ~ ln!e, eall81tig more tharl $600 damage. Mter cttinc\ him for "improper Iookot;~t", oUicers filled out their report and noted: ·~Driver stater he will _never ~ atJ!retty girts again." HOYT'S ' lilT.STRONG AISISTANCI PLEASkNT, Mich. ' · Qome In ~~Ji'~ur SERVICE ' W.Mo,lnSt. • _ FRIE GtFTS .ON ~· OP'~NING • • SOHIO,X-TANUND SOHIO IORON SUPREME GASOLINES DAti· .• SOHIO ·FIQO, SOHIO, PREMEX, ESSO ANb POLARINE MOTOR OILS FRitl •• SOHIO LUBRI-CHECK LUBRICATION • ATLAS TIRES, BAnEitll$ & ACCE$·1~· . .I . ., Come in for Dependable 0 . .. uy ~ow and SCi~et ' ·,. ""tie ENAMEL . ' · J(aopp of )faon viaited wa to CllftoB and are llvin1 in ltll liaer, .Mrt L 0 . YOUJJI, Sun· - of tbt Woodrum 1ppartmenla. .... W..k end p - af lira. G..~.~~~,. llr. afld )[n. Llot"d Wllltalbi!IH! Cortwright 1nd Oijftl' - . fomlly, Toil>, _ Aftft ,ond Pbyilto, at- lit. old Mrs, Aolpb Wallo ond tend~d the Jut rites of lfr. Wll- eltlldnn. llotllle, iJAII>te and Roo. Utm W~&llll at Pt. Ple•unt, Sun- ty of M<Donoltl. Mrs, Arthur Flct of Pomer07 ~oe Cbapm•n _o f Rutland ~pent and Mrs. Gle~n Wallace of Coble, the week ond lrith hU tnnd parWisconrtn W'll eallini on Mr. and entM, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cart· Mrs.. ~d Henry on Sunday ·a fter- wHe:ht. noon. • Jea Frfdler of CbHbire, Ohio WIJ ct1ling on iam.es Jones, Sun-- lh•t l!l>m..,ne bod his Cblneae elm uid ·holes had been eut trUnks and an uni_denti· had been ~ured into Hot Rod Hundley's team of forme1 West Virginia playen will appear in Pt. •P leasant O:t Friday night it has been announced. & Opposing the Huhdle,: team will be a group of college all stars headed by Kenny Hammund, West .Virginia Tech scoring ace. The two teams l>egan a serif's laij -s~t~!l(" ,niFht ;:In , M••~ Cit)'. The ·fflindl_ey team w... n their second game of the Jeri~s on Tuesday night. A . game ~~ Spencer on Monday mght won bY the al1 stars while Huntlley's team won last Saturday'-' tour opener . As of Tuesday night. Hundley had scored a total of 103 pointg in three games. Joining the coJ. lege 111 ltar.s in Pt. Pleas·ant wm h• lo, Miller, Aldt!l'lton-Broaddul aee. c I s- • • • • : Is Named On Cal NliW YDRK CLDTHINO HOUII .-(U')Cll-hy 165 1'17 180 Patricia Jackson, 22. of Detroit, ·P•OIT ~6'7 ~~~ l!ICI •Dk Qd al!'lo,al IUtceeded In pushing IDoi!t 180. 168 J,S~ 100 · ·her oto!IM car ll'om a roUroad Sluer MT 208 • tracik near RolebtMih, Mleh., when l'i? 1118 iill ~ ib,O ~91' a powerful ISiht. Just ~ LYtle llli>ii t~ 118 ' !,1101 ijt>\lkJQn's mU#cles wtte about 'total• ' 8et 818 2Bt. 'to liVe ou~ • !ralg~l train came ~ a; li Pib!ITOHii1 ~"' .an~ .flnlo~ed tho lob, lou'l'l" li.l!OY ill 1311 104 ~ . . tile ' ear o{f the. nahl<>f'!"U Wlilpple 1~1 J6'7 ~~ ·J()Ij .al\l eoulloc $!00 In ilomago. Slugb IB'I 21& tlil !Iii ' ' ... · · . · . lloEJhloney' 188 1115 1BZ . 11!10 . CDACH RESIGNS \tol'illte • 11!8 1118 lcS ltl , . MILWAIJKEI!, uP - Goo$ lllandlcop 29 34 211 · 1!2 Dlbtion, bock!leld coach at Mar· • Totalo 742 868 '1M l38l ~~ot~ . .bu r ..tgned to take t · lllhllir port it lbe Unlyerslty of 'sOlitliern Ca!Uorftlii. Dlek80D slid he decided to take the USC job becaule it offers rreater opportun. lty and will enable blm to bo beli'edilo hi¥a~d mother. ON .THIS S.A.L. OF DON'·rcOr,. "' Ex~Masouite CLIFTON I'IUONALI Caill•a on Mr. and MH. A. P. Nleholoon 1nd fomll1 Sotardoy evenlna: were )II'. and Kfl. Elden Sldnner, Mr. and Mrs. Vittle BU.er and ebildren, Vlekie and Dkkey of Chaqneey, Oblo and Mr. nd Mn: lewell Chapman of .SuUind, 'Ohlo. !Mr. 1nd Mrt. Frank 'Ho»ermqt, Letsrt, violted Hi'. ond Mn. .LlOfd William. Sundly .-In • . • Mr. and Mrt. Everett Duddine ~~ Nrtro, W. V1., vtalted Mr. ind Mrs. L. s. WilUama and Mr. and ~ w~ •-t end . Mr~. J oe Rlley thls pa.,~ Mrs. Martha Ward of ColumbUJ, O~io and Mr . and Mra. Dori Qulfen. berry and son., Donnie, Of Atbens spent the week end wMh Mr. and Mrs. oscar Henr_y. Mrs. Mabel Armstrona: of Wa· vtrly, Ohio aad Alma Petlr of "'ett. o1 Mr. 1nd )ln. l!rneot Re• Rtiii'J' on lando,, ty and Mr. 1nd llro. Dell>ert Botlt·. Jln. Georp - . •~~~ • er lllddleporl IIOtjlnf of tile - · Clall .. Maty ol Dal'ton, Wedn. . .y """""" at the banoe of· t1te IRdle SundQY spent Sundoy and Moadoy with Dau1 NeMo ll M.-. • Sehool a&ll ot t~ Lutheran ber !other,)!<. Andy~·~~~::; 1:1~~Ja- . Ctulllnabam and Cllurdl -met 'l'btll"'tda1 ~nine at Mn. Bob Greer of Point of Mew Ha~ vYited ,.a, YhdUnallrt. Emer van Lewis, S.tdiday ewn- the chuftb. A potluck suppr. SetoftOIWtU.I;ifGiu•ei ·········-·········---~·--'··~·--· . Arililablo In oil ........,..... Suburban llltNio11. l'oldo lnoh ftoor tor atra cUp s,_ ., ' MOTOR COMPANY 165 ·174 173 n12 192 ·1~1 170 493 ' Contact Brakea .... Flllht-8~ Styl!na • •. and the power.fOI'oUfety ef1il).ilb 290 hp. Thete's none bl(ltr' •• ·• ancl 'lt!lon you actually <l~otle a Buburbi.n roaru ~.­ there's nobe better! i!ie tor Jouftetf-at · alit, 112 . 423 164 149 313 913 V69 '759 2441 ---.. . why ll)lelld more-aud ~t for less? Eaplte!aJly . . Pl7Biotat!i~)bil tilt c 111191U.IIIU of .. ~ · · ·AI =. . . $.efo.:J.. . . YOU NEED A MEDICINE • are maclt look ·better Corner of Pomtroy . . their prescriptions. May we compound yours! ~m- shirts Ull ~7lons. • • be on his way to becomln1 one the best right handers In the · league. •'"'•• w- ·-245 ' Harris Huunel HoudasheH • PlMt up your ·preScription If shopping ~ear us. A great many people entrust us with the responsibility of fllUng Jj , : F. Aft. that PHYSICIAN' CAN PHONE 9 . WH~ ot \l'b• . ...,_, your wish fqr~ ·u e . ~~ ;;;:._=M~I:d:d:le:p:o:rt~~~;fP~ ":"~'"~'~~--a_~ot <~Is~lhti:s~y~ea~r~a~n~d~s~':''. his 195~ when ~~~he~c more determlna- l come he wonback 11 togames anrl farm seemed to . Tile $tlolol . • .. 1;1~~ . . 1!1'0111 ·~ ·now ln&ny new li!eal ines ;"iiiiiiils o, u i: prescription depart. " ment that can bring relief POMIROY for formerly difficult to Bawen treat conditiobs. Lohse tlon amon1 the player1." Haney 18 oonvinced the Bravea wl11 win "If we get the same it h' dl p c Jng we d last year. Penonally, I feel It Is «olnJ to be even better." h b r ! •T at e It' · .., bued on lbe hope lht bl~ Gene Conley, who won only eight games last season because or shoulder trouble, will Four MoN Mound Shin As other rtal'ltera the Braves are counting on Warr~n Spahn, who has had seven 20-game wlnninq acuons .mort> than tiiDY other left handcr in National Le1gue ·J dstory Bob Buhl un 18-game winner who speclali!es In bcattne BrooklYn: Lew Burdette, who won 19: and 'Rav Crone. 'l':bo won 11. T~e Jlra~~ ~ll.d trouble w1tb Htfllr relief pltrhlnQ lad aeUOJI because Dave Jolly and Ernie John· ~~;on did not live up to expecta· tlon. Both seem to be lfound 'ltaln. ·Lerty Tavlor Phillips ond rlal>ty 8ob TroWbridge, both wltb the club last seuon, are 1ure to ltick. The tenth tpot on the pitching ~· •taff Ia a -toss-.up among Lou ... Sleater, Corky Valentine, the exRedlea: aud Red Murl!. Del Cr1ndall, who fell off tn .238 lh hiMtna last year, wtll be the No. 1 cRtcher with Del Rice and the left-hantled bllll111 Carl Sawatakl behind him, • 11M , . _ COIUI.ICfen· Throttnntdt.. lei , li6cally deoiped to 6t .... Tbrn of the Infield apotl are ~on tour. leW Sta·Ro! collar gell · nt-bll Joe Adcock at lint, home Ill cuual roll from the r.. ,• · run bltUn• Ed Mathewa at third ··-- .....nt I uncomfortllble birufln,. and pepper-pot Johnny Logan at • IDionble WH-Fl~x etaya ohort. 'which wiU hold an7 ahape · bulk 11 your beh. f'""'lll Danny O~onneU who ,haan't llved up to rur:peetatlons eltber in • NO • - - 7ok• 10111 up. the .fl~ld ill' ot bat, Ia th~ leading ~Ish 00 tho sbull!dt~t;t ba~dldo!O f<tl- ••cond bho, but l?ellz '!faittUia, who w•s ca.mlna tnt at tbe ciOH of laat seaton, could bOll out O'ConnoU for the job: HaneY It ltioplns \bat which· ever one wlna out, will denlop Into the le1d«f hitter. National Leaaue bttttlnc kinr llank Aaron will patrol· rla:ht lleld with the fleet Bllly Bru\oo In cen· ter. But it'I a wfde c.~n battle l~r the left field •pot wltti We1 CovJna:ton a._d Bobby ll'hom!IOn, tbe ••·Glint Slar1 l>attllt1t It out for the tt~UJna Otl'th. The vet-erGttdng an Andr ·~~· Jltc! Is mllablo .,;...,;.::_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __._ _~for duty ..;.,. •it well 11 pinch .. are Then the odds ToGo All Way ToNL Pennant Uhlted Pr•11 Sporh ldltor BRADENTON, Fla. UP- The \1ilwn4k ce Dravoll feel thia is the . yenr llwy are jolng all the way. Wipin,ll l.hn memory of a disappointing l9:SO finish out o! his ' ... BilGES ad ipa~ ........ . . · , Hlgh 'h1m GitM ~ Pomeroy Moo tor Co. 954 .. Hleli lndlwlduol SoriH - F. Aft. Pomeroy E. Mllll ·~----- ---:-L.__---=::-c-_..::~-- ly LIO H. P!TERSIN terto..H46 ·HI1b lndlvlduol G11M - Braves Confident 'This Is Year' Middleport Department ... Store Won Lool 1'11 1011 Pomeroy Lions !lobinson •L ipndry' 15\1 1111 Pom'll'Oy l(otora 15 13 ·New Yol'k Cloibing IS 1t Sporjs Cooter 12 15 II • R Ftreatone 9 18 Hlell Tlfm ..,,,.- ,.._roy - 11nd up .. ~-IIA .... , ............... :. niJ liii.8J~t ASBIJ..\ . IJ ........... , ... ..... . 'I ATH C· · . · ......... ~-"• T:fs\'l!ttt. .. .. ............. r .. " .,.,.., ""':" B , Pi.au trr I .. C~sH LoAN ''CITY .LoAl tt~ .. BOWLING StORES Handbags LoA. CAR f.-Legged Cage Match Scheduled At Wahama, 28th ----- Htind Tooled NaiDe In QIFTON tHIRD TIAM F . Bob Wiesenhahn, Cincinnati Mc Nicholas, Sr. F. Tony Price, Portsmouth, S~. C. Charles Boykin·, Kent Roose velt, Sr. . ,.. A donkey basketball game will G. Jay Byrd, Middletown', Sr. be b'eld at the 'Wahama High G. Bunk Adams, Toledo Macom- ·Sch~ol gymnasiUm bh March 28 ber, Sr. at 8 P. M. it has b:!~n announced by Coach' Ralph Sayre or Wahama. 'The arfair is being sponsOred by the Varsity "W" letterman'b IND.USTRIAL LEAGUI . club at Lhe schoo·t to raise funds ~ ..ultt; MIPch 14, 1957 . -for its projectJJ: Pomeroy Motor Co. 3 Robin80}l The game will be ,preceded by Itaundry o a preliminary contest with tbe New York Clothing 2 H & R Firer doors opening at 8:30 P. M. PrJre Stone 1 is 35 and 60 cents. Sports Center 2 iLiona Club 1 New Shipment! A V o $SJts ~~ -~- · Ma.c' Gree • · f .' ,EIULTS TUESDAY Yankeet 6, BraVes !'J, oh M'ihtle's fourth spring homer a.nd.k@y dou· bles by Marv Thronberr)r and Gil McDougald. hilh ' lohool b1 s ~et.baU teama wlth heilh' <lw year and total "' points sooN({ for the season: fiiiST TIAN F . Lari-y Slel!'IM, Sbelhf 8'•" Senior, 842 points. '" · , . Bill ltalicb, Steubenvme, ·18'-T" $eftlDr, H2 ,j,othts. . C. Jerry Lucas, Middletown M:::lJ" Jun!Qr, 8S1 points. 'C. Lari'y 1\iln!t, Clevelond L•, a''""'s-"" _., ,__ 0 ly UniNd PreA Plttoburgh 9, White So• ,. Ro<> kle Dick Stewart hittinc: two homers, 400 footers. -· Biltimoro B. Indians t, lltook> RDbhlson, rookie third bueman Hfttinl{ a home nnd triple for tJte Orioles. ,· OOLUMBUS, O. UP-The Unit- ·--I • (ContlniHtd fnm. ,.... four) ter tO ret the fundi voted for their sym. It took & 16t ot perluading, tin . 6'·3" Senior, 339 polntl. a lot of wor~ tJefotF. votina: time. G. Don Brao.,n, Zanesvnle When P~meroy enntually comes 6'-1" Senior, 390 points. to tbe poant Dl barlnc to build • SECOND TIAM 1 pew centrally IO<at04 Jl'ldo 10ho<ll, . , let at ooL be loreott.tn how vital a F. j Vtrn IJiwson, Springfield, l1tnnasium wtH be. That 18, it Sr._,. . _ Pomeroy .fllll would like to aee r . Dave £eliOT, Tecumooh, Sr. tlletr boy< lmodtlbl mon coiU!• C. Ooh:lon Mickey, Chlllleothc-, Lently on the doora of the houses Jr. •R. h' H , •• V in which live the champion s. G. lC ae oyt, a1ounl em on, Sr. G. Dick Jonea, Columbus Nor : ~ Sr. · ect Pres• 1157 AU.Ohlo Cl11s AA cl~ba t. - 2&e 282 ' UP~enet•l Green~>erw 01!~ Ct~.veland • )Jeight,Speed, Mark Class AA Spqrts Desk· 'SelettionsForOhioAII..Stor5 • ..... . . -· .. - • • .' FREE! Ballons for ·, ICE FREE! :Kiddies .1~ · �.· • « ' . . "~£) • .1 .,., • I Renzo Men,hini New Bowling Prexy H:kY.:~N:Gi:;ii~Y~ Thf! Sports Awards Made - In • T0 WlOners Rec•nt M ' eet ~ Desk BV TamtehlU DUCK LLS •Thuo Cb"k~ortt lib Onralll are mad• from •:xtra h,e avy 13 ~ az:. - - ... rich brown duck .•• anag. proof, tear-proof and weather proof. :rrlple stltch•d, ' Veteran Pomeroy bowler Remo The brftld of basketball played ~1enchinl Wa.s elected president of in the Portland Invltationul Grade School tournamC(lt ended Satur- t he Pomeroy Bowling Assoriatio'l at the Assoeiatl&n 's annual meetday night demonm:rate~ once again ing TUesday night in the Eagles · bow abBOlute!y necessary It is for players to get an "early start" in· retiring presiden1 . Ha ll. He Bob Lou b. the gatmo . · dent is Dave New vtce presi On tbe Portla-nd floor were 13 to 1:5 year ol d boys wbo couLd Dars1 of Middleport white the ., h ave been strong candidates for re- secretary-treasurer post was givserve team jobs on !levered SEOAL en Francis (lJaft) Anderson al so ot Middleport. Darst took over entries this year. You cant get a-way from it; t hey have to sbart from Han'k Clatworth~· and An~ Wes Belles. young undPr instruct ion , insplr a~ derson New from directors chosen were tlon. nnrl ~ui d ance if sk ill s are lo JamE's O'Br_ien, Harold Lobs!!, •b e devl:!lnpi:'Q to the ir optim um by Eugene McKinney and Johl'l the time high school years roll Duerr. sucee~ded around. Anoth~r hl»;hlight or the meet. The countv grade s.-.hools are ing wa& presentation of awards Sanforlud and doing it, with great vim · and vito winnen in aU events of the washa~le, rein• gor. Pomer'Jy and Middleport recent Association sponsorerl forcted at an ffrtll grade schools have not placed hu-N ling tournament Dick MacM.as nearly enou ~ h empha~ls on thl11 and wear polr~ts. phase of developi ng ba..o;kelball ter, field representative of , tb~ copper riveted, skill. Of course. the same princi- American Bowling , Congre~s hatad tao, and full fash .. ple applieii' lo .Cootabll. a more dif· cd .out handsome trophies. Winners were members of the ion'• 4 for rear ficult sort to handle In the grades. Pomeroy Motor Gol'npany team rt is not enough to see kids corllfort, That's Hunnell, To-11 including Doljl tostlng the ball around on the • , 1why .."' on ev.,y Bowen, Mil' ROudasbelt, Harald 'Sandlots. That kind of play helpt, -~ ...........~.. fob wear ea .... but the bov s la g ·behind those wbo ' ohse and George Hartis, teiltl hllrtt lftJWn DMU aftd swear by them. haVe a trained man guiding them, -~•"1Pio"' <irith 29tB: tlebr ·~ """"",..., 10 WOCir anol ""ith competiton spurrini!' them on Horak, All Events champ wltn .. , . ....... book. and their school buddies and 1 823; Bob Wqods, SlngJes champ · frlends rooting tl'!em to emotional with 671!o and Pted CroW and Paul 'ICOW ON SALt ) Clifford, doubles champs wl!h ~ Honry Null's Rutiar.d Graden 1209. 81'e as neat a fast breaking team aa )ve'ote aeen in that age group. They move !as~, handle the ball very Welt and already posseas a lot 9f •"'*•avvy. The only reason Hubert I'Tice's · Graden up1et them 3:5-31 In three · over Ume1 was 'because the l'ortla~dero had a little more deterJ JD.l.rtaUOn 1o work es a team . Billy ,lk-Kelve;y clearly was the mpirlt that eutded, ruornent to moment, noor atnte(Y aa Jt came from Coach Price In the intermls.slons and time ouh. We can aee a bright future for the brand of basketball to come out of Rutland and Racine, to mention just two, In ~uture years. Boys are perfecting shooting tech.L nlques and floor maneuvers now in ·nlmost tenrter year11 that will ma~c them contenders In distTlct, BI!TTER LATE rcgJonal und !:!hte tournaments In PI'I'TS'r.OWN, N.•J. UP- When three or four more snso ns. polirl' askl.'d Juliu s Rerkman why It is unfortunate that Mirtdle· he had been driving 44 yeal'9 port eould not aUord a .l(ymnasl um without a license, th e 64 year oiJ in its new grade sc hool. When r_..rm er replied : "I never drow ~- .P.w:Unnd •b1.,1Ut its new school 11ev~ very far." Said he wmmt"tlke .a cral Years ago it was no easy mat- rand test soon ~ecause he " still (Continued on page five) hnd some driving to do . I "'ghfy'""'' .... ·l COLLEGE In Claub On Amenean League PenuaWJt BAS'ITI:'1rln 1 T T fAIIIPl, Flo. ·Yankees aren't the only dub In Manager Hook · the 1..,.. with rood boll· !>loY!he lndlons "oren't glv· ...... Creenl>e•• Hid. me up hopes for a 111!57 penunt "Our manaeer .Kerby F.a~U du'l>ite his eoatent;oo that other' our playt+s ond'our 'froM .ni,.' Amerleon Le'lue were con· all believe we ... win ll" • etdine \h.e pennant to New York. -. · · · .. _ 'r Toth back ST. n'V'U't~i aa:~."tW.o, r1 fla ap his. ttllb~~ cbaocot .,.,.-. or .•e . ,., he ~ttd,_~~D \he Jn. Defendi.D i ~amplO.I) lui:d Bhamdiana ~fUJal of ·• mlwoo dolbr of Creenwooa, Teim., an •tiJY orrer f~r Jferb Scc:n-e by tbe Bo1in . th! _opeDiDJ' ,1oUnd, t~ R~ ~- · W. 'ROb)HI ol ·Otl:tm'That Red Sox offer to 111 !or in the"._ ..:%.. h 1 . es a e~p e Senloti Golf ... what yoU tead · the die Wednesday Ni,ht GRAPEFRUIT STA'NDJ NGS · D , ' Fights Assured Two· M ' ........ ven..a ' . nr...tDnJ.:L BY JIM WHtTI NATIONAL LlllOtil! • . , NIT AT NEW YOitK w L Rl' ' bG ouo..-lnills Pit18burgh ... 6 1 13 · 29 W ( i 1 1 Ql e 1'8.8'\Ple 7f Da}1on '68 Cincinnati. 5 2 113 87 el'ldle' 116 ~~vier Ohio 81 Mi1w.aukee . ' .. 4 B 11 31 NEW UP-Llvlne TOom ~ St. Louis · · · · • 3 S7 12 fight fa111 can look ahead t~ wat. BDMO~~N-~~~l.Jp -Reed BrookJyn . . . . 3 3 "as 30 ching tlle Wednesday. night tel· ·- .,.. ,~f>r.~so:n, ~~d ·Iorio~ New York · ··· · 3 4 t1 'M ~ t •. Jtl ti Philadelpbia :J 4 30 33 vision bouts for at leut l.notll· · ' · '· Sta e 'WC ~. ·· 1:!1 •Jcn'e'd a ago . . . . 2 5 34 42 two years. t:tJni:Ontob. £5""nt'ot of CenaChic .. 1the pi'Ofuasiqnal foeMlf)l eofttract ·with 312 2e ~~ I .., The Amerl~an Broadcutinr Co., ifil'8 wemr1, In ietjfQVtnCJal footAMERICAN LEAGUE IVhich . te1evi~~es ·the ~ekly lilbls ball UhlOn. Cl l d :; 2 48 35 '-':-:::-''' -'''-c-;-'-"-eve an . . . . . 3 an nounced Taesday it has fibte:--DlilttTOR . itiiSteNSChit:ago 4 48 41 ·be New York ed into an. ,agreement With t · 3 4 26 26 Washingtt>o 8 4 22 34 International Boxing Club to t;c- W~n~t!t~·.;;Dl~;;·~·~ ;. tend ,their present series · thrc:mwn. ~......~ Coli:..;.. Baltimore 3 4 36 41 s :rv' ,n "5"' oln..'!: .,.., Bostou 2 4 8 19 Jun·e 1, 1959. I' aign ffiom the p,,st · (jO,O!j;:j: Ka ..8 Cit Y 2 4 38 47 ===:;:::==:::;::;:;:;:;:;~=.'f'";·~o~l·__!'h~·~·c~urre~·~n~t~~~L_ Detroit' 1 5 30 38 ·• rome ,:~,~~o~I~Sb=Mv~~·~th~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_,.:m~: ·- . SPORTS ·EQUIPMJNJ ~ Me•ker •I ' . . , STANDINGS BASEJALL GlOVES MtDoVti~ : .. .,~ ~11.25 and' $24~95 . GiL .; .. ,., 11i.Q ' 8.if · " !"' ''"'T""" US JUIIUQI~_ .,, . --- "-~• . JOHN!!!'U'BIIIJ'JJI ... ~ .................... ~N ~~~~ll,w .. ,.. '.. ....... ~~•" OBI • I . ID.••. ,:.tr..~~r:::~=~~k WA·,. .·sHABLE . w'ORK ( Ap5. b',; HOW . . MtYOIIff 1M j, llllla St. c Collins · Jewelry .s fi,'fi · 1Piiee- .. ,.. '. . . ' . .I "IT IS PART OF ~E. CURFJ TO WISH TO BE CURED" •.(Author's name below) If you have some real or fancl~d ailment it Is wise to the iJ1:uned!ateiy consult your phYSICiiui. Ltlt )lim make a • carf!ul diagnosis to find the CaU$e of you~ trouble. L We Olvt l&tt Gr"n St1mp1 mi nd . Mil nat;er Fred Raney is 'Vl'ry hupp.v" about Milwaukee'S' YOUR . ' . Pomeroy )!otor ,nd Sports Ceo· ter rose up from · a low league stan®Jg to l"lobber Robinsooa: and the Lions respeet.~vcly last . Thuraday and to even up tbe race to 1 10Jiie extent. The prapmeit bod lhree of their best 11tnes of the season, which, coupled with 8'0me pooi' .. hDWings by the Cleaner, With the excep. tion of Anderson, spelled dlsa51ter for Robinson's. SPorts Center took a4vantage of an off night for the Lto01 and won two out of tlm!e games ·by eonlllstent team bowline. 492 179 324 MB _5WI5HER LDifSE .... '. PR~Ci.tJPTION • c EMts"' _. •Quotation by Seneca (80 i\.D.) Copyright ll1S7 (3Wll) ~o~:~~n't b~., ~ - blg~er •••~••n wagon . .'.at any -~liltl · $3.95 Yet, this amooth-rldlnQ Plymquth Suburban Is still in the low-price 3 Ot all tu ..,.flt.tl• _..., toc1o cw. ffi!IJJ ~~aHo~;·;;;;~ rn.Si tWe l>i11111r fAtltj ·fAt • .., PfWIIIOIItl, We're DOt jutt·~~~~ about the lpw. u..re--.. prt~ 8, U.oulh ~th hl!ll t'14 blneat In me I~price l'aJia'e, We mean all mlion <.,·IO'It.price, meci!Wl!Oprlce, rl(ht on up,,i<! ~ ~lied "b~" llll!ury waaona. You ~~'t .buy bogger than' PJrmouth no --~ I ... how much tou apend . waaone , . SO New Ob11,...._ Seclt. Puelr~ltlltt$l~fl: . ' :·. ~ your Plymouth ckialer'sl ' .; .: , IDI!I ' 199 134 164 m 212 174 160 M6 164 216 18S fS43 •HindJeap 22 19 1'4 61!o Tot.ril 954 848 844: 2MB :'6MiliOY l.loNI .. C:\.~ :m1 1tri · I~ l58s W11ght . 148 144 ue 408 168 lSI 12$ 446 Crow , W Anderson 175 168 139 483 !)ibtiJ 188 111;1 .IB!J &~9 . Totat1 , . 8119 814 708 a•I.Q · SPORtS CINTIII' .· ' McDonald .141 192 1M 492 l'ewksbary 158 174 1135 467 Becker 187 141J 145 4?7 E. McKinney 160 146 138 44f B. McKinney 168 207 148 0.14 ~ :. ,:S J:' ~:t"j!""P = THIEY ' , · AN'Y . Ch~licothe.:_Ohi~":_~Wfek ~d AUJI:ILLARY The Auxillary met at the home of Mn. Wm. Roush on Thuraday March 7. The group planl\ed the Buslneas ft.fen•a and Ljon.s' Clul ·~ Dinnt'r. Aho final plans were .made toT their 38th Ahnl\-enary tor Marth 25 at which lime a PotlUCk :ntnne'r will be .ieMd to th-e ~'trbben Thos" present were Mrs.• ;rtillina Capehart, Mrt. oarn~t ROb~h, Mrs Foster \fe8ver, Mrs. Archie Sayre Mn. Nora 'l'i'ii>Ji, LOwlna R""'b, Mr.s. Ratpb RoUah, Mrs. Bbb I.,Jyn._, Mrs. Nelson Roush, Mn ~ Har?ld Zirkle Mrs. Svbll ' Smith ond Mrs. r>avid Fields Jr. and daughter An· gela. AII~CityFive Jim Brlnket, ·son of Elmor Brinker, NeW ' Haven, has bea'l honored b;y belnr ·nabted to the All.Clty fOotball 'team of Fres,no, CDlilornla, whore he resides wH~ his mother, the rormer , Louise Wallace, or PctlJOn. YouQ.g lhJl!ket, who plans to study medlcipe at San Franclsc;, State jn the fall, was born in Maqon City ht 1938. _ ' Hot Rod's Five· To Appear In Point Pleasant Mrs. SIU)day. Mr.. Helen Darker vialted llrt. Lu1a RuJJell taeJday evenln• .. Mrs. Ruaell M cenvaJetclnJ from an hell't tttaclt at the home of her dlUI htel', v u.~ It _.-•. ·IDlda nu-nl, Middleport, Ohio. Mrs. -Mellon 'Routh and fon of New Hayen Yilked ll.er parent.J, Mr. and Mra. lfarey lohn10n, Thbra day. . . . Mrs. U.oyd Wllhams m.ited ~· j Ora Hlegmll•t Pt. Pleannt, Tbuttday. Mrs. Claude Grimm . or Flot"lda is visiting 'h er parents Mr and Mrs. Romer JohnJOD at' ~n. .Mrl. CJlne Irwin and daughter, Chnedda, of soutb Side •nd Mrs. Stanley Colley and cllildren of New Haven visited •Mr. and Mrl. Dana Friday Lewle eveqjnJ. and Mrl. John Rani. son, SAT.N I FINISH ' •mi-Jt rHAIJ ' ' ' - ' HOGG. & ZUSPAN . . ·.'~' IWitu.\IU.W " (. '' MATti\fALS UIICORPORATED bltt1n1 <hoNI.· / da,. aftei'DbOn. Mt. ..ou .... ..a Mra. Rome Stewart or kypr Clftt Wll vlaitln1 Anciy Stewart thia week end. Mr. and Mn. .lamn llarr'U of Ka10n and llr. and llrL &ale .LnriJ of C1iftDB motored to ParkenburJ, Saturday. J(r, 111d Mn. Robert Cl'ftJ' and f•mllr of NeoN . Haven vUit.M Mr. and M'rt. Fred Lewia Sundaf. Jtbke .Duncan Jptnt the week end ln Huntiarton vlaltmg lAona Wami1ey, a Jtudent at MJr•hlll COlli!f:e. dloy. Ia na, ~cit MUoa City )l~ W. VL ' • a,.u Mr. and Krt. Young of PeteroburJ, VlrJinlo' q,.nt Sundly with Mr. aDd Mn. Bud Yount:. Mr~ Youn1 temlilned at Welt Co- ~ lumbill with her and ·dauebter· in·law, Mr. aad Mn. Bill Young. r-"i~;;;:~i;;-ii:~~ , IJt"'•l.. M. • II Mr. and lfrl. .Timet Buell and daughter, Suoan are at the homo a! UfUO hia mother, Mn. Marcelliae Buell RABOLD H .. and gnndparentl, Mr. and Mn. P. 0 . A. B. Woodrum. Mr. Buell i'eeei"Ved hit' di.acharge from the Air Force afid plans to make b.i.!l hom~ ·here. • 1I•:;:;::;::;:::o:;:'ti;;;;,;;=~;;;;;:;;::;;;~;;:;::~;:;;;;;;;;;w;;j , RandCIIft'i says•••, .- . IWr. and Mra. Jam~ DuftHD and Park~IMirl wete Sun. =~r~~· of IIi'. ond Mn. Bur- ----- , t•ts ioiW CiiAN~is KMI!IAS CITY, Mo. UP"- Tile ehalnnan of tho National Baftot. boll Coocbe! Ann. Ruleo <(oiJiil!lt· tee todoy predicted few ru!Of e.banges would be recommended in a· tbree-day..f meeung opePinl Tburlday, olt.qiigh the ..U~td and dlsculle"a zone defe'be:e ~d the on••nd-c..b• foUl sbot were Jure to tome Up. ... . ---~--- ...... . 00RESPOMEaov . . ·. OHIO . 388-YM PHONE Guaranteed ~ POttoN MYmet • TUI&, (Ill') - 'Beecher NYLON TilES • ONLY TWO NAMID NEW YORK UP - Maurice King of Kansas and Mel Wrl,g ht of otlahoma A &: M have been named the lO.man West squad 1~lotCnl_~'"l meet the Eaat • in the Herald Tribune'• anbaslcetbaU Garden, com- dowr~ -. . HARTLEY and BENN ·SHOE STORE For Two 'nres "tfe WW 1'1-nee" "Middle of Upper Blodt" POMEROY w.-, Fri. and Sat. Marth 22·clnd 23 IYIS FRONT , SALT LAKE CIDY - {UP) Driver Thomas O'Neill, tl, ••plalniljllo pollee why be bad slam· m•d bla auto Into ~ ln!e, eall81tig more tharl $600 damage. Mter cttinc\ him for "improper Iookot;~t", oUicers filled out their report and noted: ·~Driver stater he will _never ~ atJ!retty girts again." HOYT'S ' lilT.STRONG AISISTANCI PLEASkNT, Mich. ' · Qome In ~~Ji'~ur SERVICE ' W.Mo,lnSt. • _ FRIE GtFTS .ON ~· OP'~NING • • SOHIO,X-TANUND SOHIO IORON SUPREME GASOLINES DAti· .• SOHIO ·FIQO, SOHIO, PREMEX, ESSO ANb POLARINE MOTOR OILS FRitl •• SOHIO LUBRI-CHECK LUBRICATION • ATLAS TIRES, BAnEitll$ & ACCE$·1~· . .I . ., Come in for Dependable 0 . .. uy ~ow and SCi~et ' ·,. ""tie ENAMEL . ' · J(aopp of )faon viaited wa to CllftoB and are llvin1 in ltll liaer, .Mrt L 0 . YOUJJI, Sun· - of tbt Woodrum 1ppartmenla. .... W..k end p - af lira. G..~.~~~,. llr. afld )[n. Llot"d Wllltalbi!IH! Cortwright 1nd Oijftl' - . fomlly, Toil>, _ Aftft ,ond Pbyilto, at- lit. old Mrs, Aolpb Wallo ond tend~d the Jut rites of lfr. Wll- eltlldnn. llotllle, iJAII>te and Roo. Utm W~&llll at Pt. Ple•unt, Sun- ty of M<Donoltl. Mrs, Arthur Flct of Pomer07 ~oe Cbapm•n _o f Rutland ~pent and Mrs. Gle~n Wallace of Coble, the week ond lrith hU tnnd parWisconrtn W'll eallini on Mr. and entM, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cart· Mrs.. ~d Henry on Sunday ·a fter- wHe:ht. noon. • Jea Frfdler of CbHbire, Ohio WIJ ct1ling on iam.es Jones, Sun-- lh•t l!l>m..,ne bod his Cblneae elm uid ·holes had been eut trUnks and an uni_denti· had been ~ured into Hot Rod Hundley's team of forme1 West Virginia playen will appear in Pt. •P leasant O:t Friday night it has been announced. & Opposing the Huhdle,: team will be a group of college all stars headed by Kenny Hammund, West .Virginia Tech scoring ace. The two teams l>egan a serif's laij -s~t~!l(" ,niFht ;:In , M••~ Cit)'. The ·fflindl_ey team w... n their second game of the Jeri~s on Tuesday night. A . game ~~ Spencer on Monday mght won bY the al1 stars while Huntlley's team won last Saturday'-' tour opener . As of Tuesday night. Hundley had scored a total of 103 pointg in three games. Joining the coJ. lege 111 ltar.s in Pt. Pleas·ant wm h• lo, Miller, Aldt!l'lton-Broaddul aee. c I s- • • • • : Is Named On Cal NliW YDRK CLDTHINO HOUII .-(U')Cll-hy 165 1'17 180 Patricia Jackson, 22. of Detroit, ·P•OIT ~6'7 ~~~ l!ICI •Dk Qd al!'lo,al IUtceeded In pushing IDoi!t 180. 168 J,S~ 100 · ·her oto!IM car ll'om a roUroad Sluer MT 208 • tracik near RolebtMih, Mleh., when l'i? 1118 iill ~ ib,O ~91' a powerful ISiht. Just ~ LYtle llli>ii t~ 118 ' !,1101 ijt>\lkJQn's mU#cles wtte about 'total• ' 8et 818 2Bt. 'to liVe ou~ • !ralg~l train came ~ a; li Pib!ITOHii1 ~"' .an~ .flnlo~ed tho lob, lou'l'l" li.l!OY ill 1311 104 ~ . . tile ' ear o{f the. nahl<>f'!"U Wlilpple 1~1 J6'7 ~~ ·J()Ij .al\l eoulloc $!00 In ilomago. Slugb IB'I 21& tlil !Iii ' ' ... · · . · . lloEJhloney' 188 1115 1BZ . 11!10 . CDACH RESIGNS \tol'illte • 11!8 1118 lcS ltl , . MILWAIJKEI!, uP - Goo$ lllandlcop 29 34 211 · 1!2 Dlbtion, bock!leld coach at Mar· • Totalo 742 868 '1M l38l ~~ot~ . .bu r ..tgned to take t · lllhllir port it lbe Unlyerslty of 'sOlitliern Ca!Uorftlii. Dlek80D slid he decided to take the USC job becaule it offers rreater opportun. lty and will enable blm to bo beli'edilo hi¥a~d mother. ON .THIS S.A.L. OF DON'·rcOr,. "' Ex~Masouite CLIFTON I'IUONALI Caill•a on Mr. and MH. A. P. Nleholoon 1nd fomll1 Sotardoy evenlna: were )II'. and Kfl. Elden Sldnner, Mr. and Mrs. Vittle BU.er and ebildren, Vlekie and Dkkey of Chaqneey, Oblo and Mr. nd Mn: lewell Chapman of .SuUind, 'Ohlo. !Mr. 1nd Mrt. Frank 'Ho»ermqt, Letsrt, violted Hi'. ond Mn. .LlOfd William. Sundly .-In • . • Mr. and Mrt. Everett Duddine ~~ Nrtro, W. V1., vtalted Mr. ind Mrs. L. s. WilUama and Mr. and ~ w~ •-t end . Mr~. J oe Rlley thls pa.,~ Mrs. Martha Ward of ColumbUJ, O~io and Mr . and Mra. Dori Qulfen. berry and son., Donnie, Of Atbens spent the week end wMh Mr. and Mrs. oscar Henr_y. Mrs. Mabel Armstrona: of Wa· vtrly, Ohio aad Alma Petlr of "'ett. o1 Mr. 1nd )ln. l!rneot Re• Rtiii'J' on lando,, ty and Mr. 1nd llro. Dell>ert Botlt·. Jln. Georp - . •~~~ • er lllddleporl IIOtjlnf of tile - · Clall .. Maty ol Dal'ton, Wedn. . .y """""" at the banoe of· t1te IRdle SundQY spent Sundoy and Moadoy with Dau1 NeMo ll M.-. • Sehool a&ll ot t~ Lutheran ber !other,)!<. Andy~·~~~::; 1:1~~Ja- . Ctulllnabam and Cllurdl -met 'l'btll"'tda1 ~nine at Mn. Bob Greer of Point of Mew Ha~ vYited ,.a, YhdUnallrt. Emer van Lewis, S.tdiday ewn- the chuftb. A potluck suppr. SetoftOIWtU.I;ifGiu•ei ·········-·········---~·--'··~·--· . Arililablo In oil ........,..... Suburban llltNio11. l'oldo lnoh ftoor tor atra cUp s,_ ., ' MOTOR COMPANY 165 ·174 173 n12 192 ·1~1 170 493 ' Contact Brakea .... Flllht-8~ Styl!na • •. and the power.fOI'oUfety ef1il).ilb 290 hp. Thete's none bl(ltr' •• ·• ancl 'lt!lon you actually <l~otle a Buburbi.n roaru ~.­ there's nobe better! i!ie tor Jouftetf-at · alit, 112 . 423 164 149 313 913 V69 '759 2441 ---.. . why ll)lelld more-aud ~t for less? Eaplte!aJly . . Pl7Biotat!i~)bil tilt c 111191U.IIIU of .. ~ · · ·AI =. . . $.efo.:J.. . . YOU NEED A MEDICINE • are maclt look ·better Corner of Pomtroy . . their prescriptions. May we compound yours! ~m- shirts Ull ~7lons. • • be on his way to becomln1 one the best right handers In the · league. •'"'•• w- ·-245 ' Harris Huunel HoudasheH • PlMt up your ·preScription If shopping ~ear us. A great many people entrust us with the responsibility of fllUng Jj , : F. Aft. that PHYSICIAN' CAN PHONE 9 . WH~ ot \l'b• . ...,_, your wish fqr~ ·u e . ~~ ;;;:._=M~I:d:d:le:p:o:rt~~~;fP~ ":"~'"~'~~--a_~ot <~Is~lhti:s~y~ea~r~a~n~d~s~':''. his 195~ when ~~~he~c more determlna- l come he wonback 11 togames anrl farm seemed to . Tile $tlolol . • .. 1;1~~ . . 1!1'0111 ·~ ·now ln&ny new li!eal ines ;"iiiiiiils o, u i: prescription depart. " ment that can bring relief POMIROY for formerly difficult to Bawen treat conditiobs. Lohse tlon amon1 the player1." Haney 18 oonvinced the Bravea wl11 win "If we get the same it h' dl p c Jng we d last year. Penonally, I feel It Is «olnJ to be even better." h b r ! •T at e It' · .., bued on lbe hope lht bl~ Gene Conley, who won only eight games last season because or shoulder trouble, will Four MoN Mound Shin As other rtal'ltera the Braves are counting on Warr~n Spahn, who has had seven 20-game wlnninq acuons .mort> than tiiDY other left handcr in National Le1gue ·J dstory Bob Buhl un 18-game winner who speclali!es In bcattne BrooklYn: Lew Burdette, who won 19: and 'Rav Crone. 'l':bo won 11. T~e Jlra~~ ~ll.d trouble w1tb Htfllr relief pltrhlnQ lad aeUOJI because Dave Jolly and Ernie John· ~~;on did not live up to expecta· tlon. Both seem to be lfound 'ltaln. ·Lerty Tavlor Phillips ond rlal>ty 8ob TroWbridge, both wltb the club last seuon, are 1ure to ltick. The tenth tpot on the pitching ~· •taff Ia a -toss-.up among Lou ... Sleater, Corky Valentine, the exRedlea: aud Red Murl!. Del Cr1ndall, who fell off tn .238 lh hiMtna last year, wtll be the No. 1 cRtcher with Del Rice and the left-hantled bllll111 Carl Sawatakl behind him, • 11M , . _ COIUI.ICfen· Throttnntdt.. lei , li6cally deoiped to 6t .... Tbrn of the Infield apotl are ~on tour. leW Sta·Ro! collar gell · nt-bll Joe Adcock at lint, home Ill cuual roll from the r.. ,• · run bltUn• Ed Mathewa at third ··-- .....nt I uncomfortllble birufln,. and pepper-pot Johnny Logan at • IDionble WH-Fl~x etaya ohort. 'which wiU hold an7 ahape · bulk 11 your beh. f'""'lll Danny O~onneU who ,haan't llved up to rur:peetatlons eltber in • NO • - - 7ok• 10111 up. the .fl~ld ill' ot bat, Ia th~ leading ~Ish 00 tho sbull!dt~t;t ba~dldo!O f<tl- ••cond bho, but l?ellz '!faittUia, who w•s ca.mlna tnt at tbe ciOH of laat seaton, could bOll out O'ConnoU for the job: HaneY It ltioplns \bat which· ever one wlna out, will denlop Into the le1d«f hitter. National Leaaue bttttlnc kinr llank Aaron will patrol· rla:ht lleld with the fleet Bllly Bru\oo In cen· ter. But it'I a wfde c.~n battle l~r the left field •pot wltti We1 CovJna:ton a._d Bobby ll'hom!IOn, tbe ••·Glint Slar1 l>attllt1t It out for the tt~UJna Otl'th. The vet-erGttdng an Andr ·~~· Jltc! Is mllablo .,;...,;.::_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __._ _~for duty ..;.,. •it well 11 pinch .. are Then the odds ToGo All Way ToNL Pennant Uhlted Pr•11 Sporh ldltor BRADENTON, Fla. UP- The \1ilwn4k ce Dravoll feel thia is the . yenr llwy are jolng all the way. Wipin,ll l.hn memory of a disappointing l9:SO finish out o! his ' ... BilGES ad ipa~ ........ . . · , Hlgh 'h1m GitM ~ Pomeroy Moo tor Co. 954 .. Hleli lndlwlduol SoriH - F. Aft. Pomeroy E. Mllll ·~----- ---:-L.__---=::-c-_..::~-- ly LIO H. P!TERSIN terto..H46 ·HI1b lndlvlduol G11M - Braves Confident 'This Is Year' Middleport Department ... Store Won Lool 1'11 1011 Pomeroy Lions !lobinson •L ipndry' 15\1 1111 Pom'll'Oy l(otora 15 13 ·New Yol'k Cloibing IS 1t Sporjs Cooter 12 15 II • R Ftreatone 9 18 Hlell Tlfm ..,,,.- ,.._roy - 11nd up .. ~-IIA .... , ............... :. niJ liii.8J~t ASBIJ..\ . IJ ........... , ... ..... . 'I ATH C· · . · ......... ~-"• T:fs\'l!ttt. .. .. ............. r .. " .,.,.., ""':" B , Pi.au trr I .. C~sH LoAN ''CITY .LoAl tt~ .. BOWLING StORES Handbags LoA. CAR f.-Legged Cage Match Scheduled At Wahama, 28th ----- Htind Tooled NaiDe In QIFTON tHIRD TIAM F . Bob Wiesenhahn, Cincinnati Mc Nicholas, Sr. F. Tony Price, Portsmouth, S~. C. Charles Boykin·, Kent Roose velt, Sr. . ,.. A donkey basketball game will G. Jay Byrd, Middletown', Sr. be b'eld at the 'Wahama High G. Bunk Adams, Toledo Macom- ·Sch~ol gymnasiUm bh March 28 ber, Sr. at 8 P. M. it has b:!~n announced by Coach' Ralph Sayre or Wahama. 'The arfair is being sponsOred by the Varsity "W" letterman'b IND.USTRIAL LEAGUI . club at Lhe schoo·t to raise funds ~ ..ultt; MIPch 14, 1957 . -for its projectJJ: Pomeroy Motor Co. 3 Robin80}l The game will be ,preceded by Itaundry o a preliminary contest with tbe New York Clothing 2 H & R Firer doors opening at 8:30 P. M. PrJre Stone 1 is 35 and 60 cents. Sports Center 2 iLiona Club 1 New Shipment! A V o $SJts ~~ -~- · Ma.c' Gree • · f .' ,EIULTS TUESDAY Yankeet 6, BraVes !'J, oh M'ihtle's fourth spring homer a.nd.k@y dou· bles by Marv Thronberr)r and Gil McDougald. hilh ' lohool b1 s ~et.baU teama wlth heilh' <lw year and total "' points sooN({ for the season: fiiiST TIAN F . Lari-y Slel!'IM, Sbelhf 8'•" Senior, 842 points. '" · , . Bill ltalicb, Steubenvme, ·18'-T" $eftlDr, H2 ,j,othts. . C. Jerry Lucas, Middletown M:::lJ" Jun!Qr, 8S1 points. 'C. Lari'y 1\iln!t, Clevelond L•, a''""'s-"" _., ,__ 0 ly UniNd PreA Plttoburgh 9, White So• ,. Ro<> kle Dick Stewart hittinc: two homers, 400 footers. -· Biltimoro B. Indians t, lltook> RDbhlson, rookie third bueman Hfttinl{ a home nnd triple for tJte Orioles. ,· OOLUMBUS, O. UP-The Unit- ·--I • (ContlniHtd fnm. ,.... four) ter tO ret the fundi voted for their sym. It took & 16t ot perluading, tin . 6'·3" Senior, 339 polntl. a lot of wor~ tJefotF. votina: time. G. Don Brao.,n, Zanesvnle When P~meroy enntually comes 6'-1" Senior, 390 points. to tbe poant Dl barlnc to build • SECOND TIAM 1 pew centrally IO<at04 Jl'ldo 10ho<ll, . , let at ooL be loreott.tn how vital a F. j Vtrn IJiwson, Springfield, l1tnnasium wtH be. That 18, it Sr._,. . _ Pomeroy .fllll would like to aee r . Dave £eliOT, Tecumooh, Sr. tlletr boy< lmodtlbl mon coiU!• C. Ooh:lon Mickey, Chlllleothc-, Lently on the doora of the houses Jr. •R. h' H , •• V in which live the champion s. G. lC ae oyt, a1ounl em on, Sr. G. Dick Jonea, Columbus Nor : ~ Sr. · ect Pres• 1157 AU.Ohlo Cl11s AA cl~ba t. - 2&e 282 ' UP~enet•l Green~>erw 01!~ Ct~.veland • )Jeight,Speed, Mark Class AA Spqrts Desk· 'SelettionsForOhioAII..Stor5 • ..... . . -· .. - • • .' FREE! Ballons for ·, ICE FREE! :Kiddies .1~ · �• • .. ' .. Church Of Christ Homebuilder Class Plans Bake Sale The Da•lv Senunel • DEPENDABLE U:SULTS T -ADS PHONE- 398 Mason Motb.ers Cluh ' at .i. meetlng held lut week at tbe' ~O:me, Of Kn. Plul Neaae. . It .... explained 10 ~~· .lf.'loP by W. c. Dlebon of PL Ploaaen! ,an M-G-M seoul Com"""'lon.,.1 thJI the ·M•n ttbop 1$· In daqer -of tOoinr ·tta ebal"ler boeoun of the lack 9f intere•t of merfln the eom- nfunity on ttie seouti committee. The .town n~ . has' an.- £¥-Plorer The Home-buildtrs Class ol th~ Church of Cbrilt met Tuesday at the chureb with Cuh Bahr, president. In ehara:e. Elizabeth llowlb led the opening devotional serviee Which inrluded pl'll)'er by Rey. Fred Gardner. , - Scripturu readlng by Mrl. Gardner an..:J hy~D:• accompanied bS' Mrs. Arthur Skinner. Mra. Kenneth . MeEJbinny was 'chairman of a reeeat bake sale wl_len .a total: ~ ..... 99 wal cleared. Tbt! mQney was used to pur· etta~ ~hairs' for tbe todal rOom. at the cbureb and the class has a n.ew · project .of placinJ· NCks for the ~ba).r stotage at one end of tht~ Post a.n<t a cub ~t. pac., ~e LIVESTOCK REPORT Galli.Polis, Oblo, Hap: 175 tQ 2io lbL 18 to 16.'1.,; 220 to Z30 1&. 18 .to 16.1!0. Lith! IUO to 18.75 Fat 1;owa 12 10 16; Stap 12 10 1.11; Boart 9 lo 14; Sow! and ptga 110 to .IOO; Shoats 41o 1&. · OATI'!JE - Steen 12 ~ '18; Heifers 10 to 18; Baby Beef 14 to 18; Fat Cowa 9 to 12-GO; Can· net:a 6 to 9; Bulls 12 to 1$; MUk" Cows 60 lo 1~. social room. During the . bUalness meeUn~ I·Gm~-- • -··ESUI,.TS • VEAL CAILVES - Tops- 28.80f Seconds 24 to 28; Medium ·14 to 20; Com. and Hva,. 1~ to 24; CWII 6to'12. , . SlimP - hes and :r,.ma. 4 10 10; Stoek Ewes 3 to 8; Fat Sbeep 3 to -8; Cu1ls J to 4; BUcks 3 to 8; Fat 1Yetbers 3 to e. LAMBS - Tops 19.60; Seconds 14 to 18; Light Wt'i. 12 to 16; Common 10 to 14. -·~ ; ' Eastern Local Latin Club Holds Meeting March 13 Cl aSS PI anning · A.Ru. mm' a·ge a·le - waa I.itte ' .,.. ,... ·-· 18) AutoSoles Join the swing to·Swept-Wing• -Get greates,t ,. · · · Of 1957! ... lfOlll ClooltiSbae lepall' SEE US TC)DAY · Racine Shoe Shop ' . . fr Mathodist Su·b - -,.....-------- .. ' YOU SAVE- HE~ • Ll!lRS, ' •• M-G-M Distrift J I Unite d Meth diSt Ellgenp T •P1ett . El·g·htfi Dl•rthday . dOf . : Ob . d TUeS the ween end wlth Mn. Jna WeJ.. w•nd and lin. GrJ'n•lt Clt>payn. rHB 1111'1'11 J'AJIILI' Okey lloush ltlt Monday rpornMra. W. W. and )Jl"L I a~ R. " lDI for Florlda where he ~pecta St.ata and 'Mrf. GebevleYe ,Lewl1 Wm]Jlp ltMett •ere held oll (ContfnuH ,,.,.. ,.,. .,.., to tpend II few weeki. IIPfdt Fridly with Kn .._, Roul)t IO:U wltfi an aLbmdance of 20 ~lor TrainHI& ~eulon eondue'-"d Llwrenee Richard Wolfe of ¥r .t.ad Nr1. Cecil BleMIAI' Sr. Mlllard Bwerb:, 'leadiDa:. :~t Camp Arro<t-bea4 at tbe TTlDavie, Gri1Ve Jpent Man~r. wltb and Ella, Mr. aDd lin. cecli BJH. Attendance ' at tJie Wed. e\rt' . State Area Couneil Boy Scout his father arfd tiltcr• of lfn on. · ling and Myra aftd Eddie, and pray¥r .ervlee wa.s 21 '1\'lth Lin outside HuntlnJton . Mr. and lin Bert Rolllnt, Mr. Mr•. Lizzie Rollint , were tuetts nle Gaul , h~adln_a:. This wrek'; V. S. lerrel~ Sr., irlJUtuUon~ aod Mrt. Clinton ruffle o! Lean SaLur4ay art-W'noon - ot Mr. and Jeacter ia Garnet Wind land. representatlve ot Troop 230 RlD were (~inner gucsta of Mr. and ,Mrs. Calvin Blelllina and Lewia. TbiM)' three youlh and ndul· .~ Gra nde, 0 ., told bew ~ ~ Mrs. Fred Roush, Monday. Mr.· and Mrs. Mel.vin Bonec:uUer attended lhe Sl. Patrick 's par' y Jll a newlf reorganlzd Troop *4' Mrs. Fannie Taylor and son , and Connie 1pent the week elid h('Jd in the cbu'rch basement oa pro¥reMin,. TAler now h.ave ·eJshl Robert, called on Mr. and Mra. wllh relatives in Columbus. March 16 1ponsort:d bY the MYJo'. troop committee msmbers 111nd J,2 Ceell Blesslng and Ella Monday D,wltht Gibbs and C. f'. BleuiDJ~: Music, tln-a:lng and game• werf Hoy S ~ oUII and bave Mt ·a ttotP~ · evening. were in New Haven Friday on the e~tertalnm~Pnt of the evoninl(. Of 24 boy1 as th11 y.e•r'• JDIL ·•' , MJP.s. Elizabeth Bo&1on and two business. Chili soup, pltklel and cotfce Fred Hibbs reported that :1t silai's wel"tt Tuesday evening KUe»tt Mrs. Lora Mae B;rOwn and Sue \Ve,l'e served. the CounciJ &..ecutive Board Mpf .Mr. David Thompson and tam· Ellen are 111 at tf\eir home at The Alfred Hom1 Demon.s Ln· rneeUnc a 2(1 ,p ereent eo•mllli.).l ·nr. , Board. Lion Club met at the home of has betnJppi'OYed o-n the exposl:11. 'Charlie Brown. visited witb hla Mrs. Connie W~h 01 New Haven Olive Beyler, ·M-lrcb 16 with ar. tion tJckets 10ld and eomplet' :: fa~i1y recently at Board. apent the week end With Mlu attendance of 16. The subjec1 ~tdement made t.be .~If of the . t!; Mr. and M·rs. Arch Rou11h lnd Gloria Crump, was "Oven Meala" with Mr~. MGK E.tp!NiUon, A.pl'il u • ~iJ Blessing were in GaiHpoljs Mrs. Mary Gr-imm has been ill, Beyler and Leota \Varner, lead· Col. 0 . v. KnlpJ), pt, Pleasant, ., Tu~sday where Mrs. Roush con- wltl:l the flu . era. D~trlng the busine~ mettln;d Wtui appointed · Ute nominatlnq . .'!lilted her ph )isician. Mrs. Lora Mae Brown and Mrs. plans for Achlevement Day on eommitlee chairman for the ~n­ •. :ct~cnnie Blessing' an,d family of Don '11rompson were in New Ha· }.1areh 27 were diseustled. Th~ oual presentation dinner tO be _ Albany, Ohio Mr-s. Sal'ah Hannull'\ ven Satu~diy where Mb. Bnwn next mecll.na: will be held at tb~ beld April 20. Time and place tu ·· ~·nd sons ol Mt. Alto were recent con!lulted her doctor. home of Leota Warner April 11 be Qnuouncfd at a later date, • guests of Mr. Lewis Blessing. Mr. and Mrs. Dallu Gibbs of with 8 potluck meal. Tohe pro~ct Mile• EppJey, GaJJipo-11 11 waa ap·• Mr. tmd Mra. Fred Roush were B~aad Run, Mr. and .J4n. Dwlcht is varied (aiirthint lUll' one wish· pointed musical arran1ement .. _. tn Leon an~ Point Pleasant T.ues. Gibbs of Oak Grove s·pent Sunday e.! help on -or haa not )•et bel!n ebairman for the dinner. v . S. ·:. dflY on bus1De8.'!, They also went af·ternoon WJIUI Frank Uevina, Pt. conlpleled) Jerrell Sr. was appointed com· to West Columbi~ a~d brought a Pleasant, who,- ls Ul. Funeral 'aerviees for Mrs. J. . E. mitlee chalrman in ehargt of the load o~ coal to V1rgll Burrir. ·M~ .and Mr1. tred Rouah hid Pitta .were held at the Orange MGM Camporee due to be held ._: . Calvut Blessing Lcalled on his as dmn~r 1uests Sunday Mr. and Church Thursday afternoon. May HHI-1 2 at the MGM Cam" r• l'll:tl\er flU~ mother yf Mason Mon- Mrs. W1llard Gooderh.am ~nd two Mr. at1d Mrs. Beryl Summ~~- · Chester. [,\ .. l ', day mc:tnr~g. . . SOD$, Mr. and !)Ira. Charlie M:oore, 'field and ·family of Pit.t!bureb,r, Miss Twtla Jt1ckard 'Was a guest Caft'ol s~ a.n_d Tarry all er .IH:unt- P . lle4 b b th · Irwin Scullin Tri State arc-~ . ,:;;;ct· her slster·ln·ltw, Mrs. Bcullb iontlon~ Aftei'Cio~ ~NU -Mfe Mr. Lo~ 'Uf~:~aand c1::~ he~:~ council scout executive gi.vf.~ . · "l'ckord Tuesday. l abd Mrs. Ted Stewart .ani. Fran~ th :;, - · ,film prcaentatil)h on diatrld · OP'Mrs. W. J. Rollins called on her Van Mat're, Weat Columbia and ;%• ~1 p;:lyibtll. :~~ts. d eralian. "Our ChaUenae; t ;~ 1H grandson. Lewis Blessing Tuesday. Mrs. Ina W,clgand. . rs. n arr an son Scouting'' in thiJ area "• rlaiJ. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rollins and The t.adles Aid fll Oal Grove l-Eroy of ReeWville called 9.U to thl! 1rou., b)' ~Ilia. Tbi~ w.p~ two daughten of Leon were guests f!UB ·Cbuttb ,...et Tuesday with M~. and Mrs. Arthur Ather.ton foUow~ by Fred Hibba intorpliJ)t of Mr. and ~!ra. Fred Rou!3h on M.n . Ethel Rayburn o~ Pl~1n V:al· and daughter Sunday .afternoon. ,the ,group -Cif o.u~ enttre pee~. to Tuesdal:' ~vemng and all clillled on Jey. 'those pfeseDt were Ereell, loli"· .and Mrs. Gerald SwarteSof· tbntlnue to budd a-eoutlpg ·for Ute Cecil !Jlessing!. 'Nellie and Loul&e ·Adkina, Mflt. 11ar 1etU Visited home , folks •t· bo)'s in the district. He particU'":Mrs. Carrie Kfng w3 s ..the. gu.e•t AUle HQflman, .Mrs. \Jar. Rousb, urday nigbt and sunday. 1\rly ern~hasi!~d the qppof'Wnity ~ 'of' Mrs. Ada Thompson 'Wed-Deaday )ln. ·EtJ,el Fry; Mrs. Laura · Gibbt, · Mri. Irll Carr anfl daugbtel'.~ a~eai:t' for ea~h . opJ!fa"Une ,fj)Dl · ""evening. hev. and Mrs. Forrest Murray, attended a· bl!thday party· a~ ,th€ · rnittee in the district. and aUUin· ..."'"')J·rs. May RDush ~ E:la and Maude Mrs. Ai})bie Thomp«on and Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl BlJ;"D ed th~lr varimts fllnCtiOns. :.: Blessing, Mrs. Jteth' Brooks spent N~ra Aatdnl. . , . bi~1 •one. da last week for lbeir A general dl~ulon was ied ' Wednesd:w with Mrs. Fannie Tay. Mr. -and Mrs. Paul Blessina: of dnfhttr, Ruth Ann on her ofJ.f1.~1 by Scullin on tile April Relati!)n· · lor and finis~cd a quilt for Mrs. pt, Plea':'nl taJled on Mr. and birthday. ' ship conf8rence to be held in eo11.• ~: , ~nna Fry of Illinois. They put an· Mrs. Cecil Blesaina Saturday eve· Mrs. Ni~ Robinson and son 'JI.tJ. jUncUon WI'UJ the April 29 an· ··''olher quilt in the frame~. VLR(tors Dlng. ~rt Vislte'd h,er · son-tn·law ~nd nuat presentation dinner. Re e:c· ' We]e P.., A. Blessing and son, Les· Those caWng on ·~Is Blessing dautbter, Mr. and Mr$. GetalO PlaiDed wh~t the relationlhLP, ton· (' tl~ of Charleston_, Mrs. Curtis fiiua.c!J,y were Lawrence •lld Paul Sw~ of Marietta Sun4ay. .ferenoe coUld do tor the - M.Gll :" joung of Dunbar and Cecil Bless· WJnebrenner, Mr. and Mrs. CharVisitors in the Wm. Carr hem_[ Dl•trict. That the purpo,9e of ~he ·.- ng. les Hannum, Dave, .~nqnie and S.u.,aday evening ~re Mr.. and meet•nr was to help the public '' "·: Mr. and M;rs. Taft Boston and Robert of Mt. Alto, and the three Mt"). 40 Buck" Sba~fer or Pom~rot to learn more abol,lt scouting and "'.' lt~n~son, M1ke, were Wednesday t-.blldren of lrtr. and Mts. Bill Hlh· and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Woode. , to .help secure leadership (or •· IJ!tNemng guests or Mr. and Mrs. num · of MUlwood. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hopkltl~ uj" • ~:£d Fry d d ht B tt f D t sco m•. .·· · - Mih Anita Brown was the guelt an aug er e Y _ O. IIY on Those prcaent .were Uked to tr Ella Mr. and and Mrs Mr-'1. Cecil and of M · 1·58 Gloria Crumn, Sundav, aft- ·spent the weekend' at the . home ol coo1ac t ·prom1·nent' men · 1n 'f) <• EthelBlesslng F "' · _.J • ry spen1 er,nooa. r. ll)d )'drs. Vere Swart:z and Wtn . ganil:atlon!l and InduStry to a·· Th UT~tUay afternoon with Mr. and M d M' Sl 1 Adkl f atintz. · . '_ · •Mrs. Calvin Bless.lng t:nd Lewis. r. an ·•· an, ef D!l o tend . ihe AprJl 29 event. Tho:: ';, : ' Mrs. Ora Hart and Jonas . Mart r;ew Haven were a:~c~ests ot rela. meetJng adjourned at tP. M. ., "falled on Mr. and Mra. Fred Roush 'U••• ot Plain Valle~ Sunday alter· . NEW HAVEN ·· .. Thursday evenine- whe ~re noW ilv. nOOn. d 1 'AR1':r .. fns In the home of the former two. '· Mr. an Mrs. Cecil Besting and Mrs. Da\'id Fields Jr. was host.- · ..._. :¥ Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush' we're Ella, and Fred Roush consulted • ess to a Stanle;r Pu.ty Itt ber hom .. (Continued from page ont) . P Dr. Sommer at Leop Sunday and 'd nJ D bu~mess ca11 ers in · oint :Pleasant ca·Hed .an ltev. W. S. Billups of Pt-. on Fr1 ay eve ng. emonstratoc. gan, Unda Bnker, ReV. T. W. Thursday. fleasant who 18 ill. was Mr~. Delmer Newberry a~d Schuler, Barbart~ Shell and Nancy ·"''''' Mrs. Amy Boston called on1 Mr. .Mrs. w. W. Staats was Saturday ~oor prize was won by MrJI, Wt1- Shell. , ¥11~ Mrs. Cecil J:llessing and Ella att:~rnoon ruest of Mrs. Fannie Tay ham kelly. G11mes were pl.ayed From Trinity Church .fn Pl. ~--; _~dnesday evenmg. lor: . and several others aUto won prizes. Pleasant were Rev. A. c . You~. ..... ,.!Bl11ie Weigand Was a business Mrs, Ralph Mt-nerinott and ehil· Othen. ·attendlng were ,Mra. Lester Nickkie Holly, Karen White, , .a~ler in Point Ple8SIII)t Saturday. ren of Chestnut JU4.ge ;.SP-ell.~ S.un· Dodaon, Mr~ George Car~on,. ML'S. Judy Johnson , Shirley PUllin, .~t:·. J;Aht Rrl~s~ of Da\'ifS ' Grl:lV~ · had day:rJMUA hac •.lMAef!·, aod -mo\ibef, Ji:d!~b~ ·We!!':~.r . Mr~: J:!~rtt '_fiel~s, Sonja 111..4r\~ Q:,arla .. Moss, Chari· '!' •.a.. sale. at hts rarlll saturday sell· Mr .and,Ml's, William Brooks. . ~rs. Charles A. weaver, 'lfr.s. Jim e!J' Gr~., Davi«' Johnson, Donald i • ·:•1ng hts .ows as he is goint out Mr. and Mrs. Leo Roush and Keefer, !~-Irs. LeoJ'!ard Field.s, Mrr.. Head, Bob K»opp and John , - of the dairy busJne·n . chUdren of ~avies Grove spent · Dexler ErWin, Mrs-. FCJSter Grin· Grou. , .......Mr. an'd Mrs. Wayne Hart Jr. of Sunday afternoon with Mr. and stead, Mrs. Btlly Fields, 'Mnl. WiJ· La ·wantbl Wray repre!lented :::;.~.9Utmbus.~pent the week end with Mrs. Leonud Roush and family. llam Gibbs and Marilyn. Mils Bet· Brale Chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hart ~r; aM Robert Fry and mother were t .. ]!:eUy, Mrs. Glen, Welliver, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Taft Bo!lton. Sunday evening guests of relative! Robert Bcaeb and Amy, Mra. Luf· _ man to wot'k wUh participants In ,_Mr. and Mrs 'fofiey Myers were In Point !Pleasant. ema Weaver and Angela Field" tl}e Talent Show far t•he Lakin Pa· Sunday dinner gue!Ul of Mr and Mr. and Mrs. William BrookS had ,MOT.._ ••, C:LUa .uenti. Alio • ~ommtttee was apMrs. Dennis Roush. at Saturday evenlna guest!, Mrs. the N~ lt.Ven Mothtrl Club poiDted to meet with New Haven Mrs. Irene Winebrenner and W. W. S\aab, ){f'~ and Mrs. James met 'fond.,- Ever-faa at the boOM ·~e• men on aponsorinc' lJ Donna were reeent guest!t of Mr. Staats and Mr."_Etnle Grimm. of. Md.._Eu1ene iresson ·. ..~Ot )!irl.. Qi.if!h for tho "W.ater Show" tOr and Mrs. Guy Blessing of Mason. 'Jobnnl~ Frr and son, Jimmy ot James CUnningham -as co-hostess. be ·held later in summer. , ·...·• • Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blessing. New f,Javen called on Mr. and Mrs. Scriptme reading was by ~· Rev, JtQ'mDhd Peters was the Myra and Eddie, Akron, spent the E'd .Fey Sunday evening.' Gerald Clark. Mrs. Donald Bro~n. IU~t apeaker and topie was "RiJ· week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ceril Nebon Brown ir employed by presided durin~t the business inc- etoua Child Ttalning." . I. --.~.o~•. 'Blessing Sr. and Ella. Mr. Curtis R~kard. eting. TJie club 1r0led to pu~hiiC , At the .I!ODchlllOD of ·the )ite~~ ·J Mr. and Mrs. Fred RoUih, Mr. Mr .and M'ra. Andy Edwards of ValleY Ball ·and net ~or · pupl~ ~J \na a white elephant aj,J~ "WM.""'- • and Mrs. Arch Roush a~d M~ Don Huntinl(on were cueslt of Mr. and NeW Haven Grade School. Mr1. ·held tnd a ttork shower fer Mrs. · 0. Aten attended the funeral of Mrs. Dennis Rouah, Sundly eve& Dob Murray was appointed rbair· Eugene Athey. Atte.ndtng were .Morgan Rous'h at the Mt. Oli-ve ing, ~' -.,--''. .,'-cc:''C ....:-:--::--:-Church Wednesday afternoon. Miss Francee Edwards called on · .. Mr. Billie We!Cmd .eaUed ~n thci!e name'd above and M~s. Lu· AA.NCY Lawrence Winebrenner of Col· MilS Anita BNwn Sunday even· Jlln, W. J. Ohapnl&JI Sunday after-- ther SmJth, Mrs. JloJind Karr, )Irs. 0. J. Qoa.Uc, Mr.'l. • Mar!on umbos visited over the week end lng. • noon.•" · ,. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mr .and Krc. !veil KiDf were Mt. and Mn.- Arch Rouab spent Oblinger, Mn,. Paul RGusli, and OH, MISTER···THERe•s Ross Winebtenner. Sunday afternoon 8Ueits of ,Mr. ·SUnday evening with Mr. and ·Mrs. Mrs. Jack . Flesher. sending gilt.! SOMETHIN<7 YOIJ · Mra, Ralph · Fink and )!rs: ' Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weilland and Mrt. Lew King of Point Plea· lves Ki111. ....A ...L 1. I-·•••· OUGHT TO Roush. and Brenda of Huntington spent iant. _ . . . ...... KNOW ~· .... ' . ' e. membera. wer.. .!Old "' lh41 ·1110 · bol" they also votod to buy Easter acout troop •hould remain· Ill tJ.e. lilies to decora~e the t'huteb sane'\ IOwn., •• tnterip> perltid oloeout tum and !b• elass· will be In worlc. · · ·· · · • ' .. ' charge of the deeotattOn ·ot t'le · Allo appeirlnt tief>H tile el.u b chureh for l!;astei sunday. W8tl Vemosf ltiy, Ro~, Qit· lcoutTtie committee -in charge will T master in MIMn: . btl Mr. •nd M'b:. Ronald Spr.nger, he seholsrs of Caeur ~Un Mr. aild Mrs.~ Williain Grueser, Cluti. of the _Eastern Local SChool Jn -otbe:r buslneu ·the· clUb re- Mrs. Al!~d ,ROush, - Mr. lnd Mrs. _ Dis!X'JC·t ~et ·at the Tuppers ported thJt ·and'e» ti.~ ~·n · pur.. · WUlilm -Slater, Mr. and . M!~ . I Plapms auditorium on· March 1:1 at ebued for ·Dplene _StukeY of · ~·· Tbomae Bowen, Mr. and Mr,.;. 8 · M. son, who il a patient at.Sl ~~, 1 Hospital. tn HWltlq.gt,_DI\ where· abe Herman Kincaid, Mr. and Mrs. T~e meeting was rn· ehar;e· .:>f ia liUdergolas ope,!ltlan~ · fqllqw· Harold Lohse. John Hetzer, president. The, roil tng ':bur:na receive4 ~ · ·household Plana were also made to have a call was answered by glvi.Jll a fire durinr the ·Wig.~. Bake Sale and corsage sale en th£: fact about Caesar. Plana werlil In charge of . the meetlnr Wll Saturday before· ·Mothers' D~t\' , made for the club to sendJrePreMn. Letter. Zerfde. J:l:evoUon,all Mi.y 11. The. class member.c~ en- sentatives to the Junlor Claaaii:al were read by Mr4- ,Ralpb :~arqef. joyed a Bible quiz for {heir IDCial League Convention / to be •held .AMiattng Mra. Nease a• . ho,t.euea hour and a . dessert cotir.;c. March 29 at 'Columbus. Plana we~ Mra. warner tnd lin. carrying ·qut the SL"' PatriCk's were alse discussed tor· Latin George Clisoti. · · Day them~, was · aerved by Mn. week which wiU include a bin· Preani were 1lfrS. T: , B~ McGOw- Elizabeth Roush and _Mr. an:l. quet to be held the week of &D, Mn. Jamea Diehl, Mrs• . Lei- Mrs. Arthur Sklilner. April 21. ter Zerkle,· Mra. Georg~ Bum.t., The program included 1 r J· Mrs. bdford ID&Iea, 1111- Leater 0 port on !be "Ides . of March" by Dodaon, Mn. Stanl07" HariJoiU', M.utha Goebe1; "St. · Patrick's Mr~. Chulea Yeaa;,r, Mr1. Mary Day" by Yvonne Damewood ond BelT)'. s· ·Donna Frecker; and the slnl(ng !lf. Irtsb songs acc:ompanied bJ fl P.Jans were made for, a Rummaga. Janet Knight · Sale to be· held .In early May wben Games and rerreshmenta con·- ·· ~ , the JOF Claas of tbe United Met·ho ., . odist church met' Monday evening clud~d tbe e\'enmg. . 5efYe . af"the chureh. . . . Th~~ present were J!,lph The Edght·h ))Jrthday 'of Eugene iDevottons led by Mrs. c . F. ~knts.JI.t, John H~tur, Yvonne Trlpl~t. ao.n of ~. . .d JMI..,k. Tamptlna opened tM meetina .0Juqt"'09~. 1 Jan1ce H~~n, F...Triplett ~,elel>roud Willi a ·~d J IIIIOrt'IMUn. ., ll'llio• ·wu, .shar~~;)ltit~'*· • D9_qiJ,\, fre.k•r. party Tqe:sday ·anet,nooD Jn the held' witlt M~: ·Dwltfit.; Parler, Janetl friijht1 Arlene C~fvi~l, seeond grade ~t Central tau.ght by president, presiding. · Madl. Y.n Brown, Marilyn Bu~~ey Mlsa Mary Vh:ii'l~ J;le;l~J. ~ deuert e~urae w~s aerved. by RO$e1Jlary Sl~de, Edgar Hal'tJ.IDI, Mrs. Trhtlett W.ullf.ed b)• Mra. the hMtelses Mrs. Harry P.. Smitb BUI Bahr, I'lfartha Goebel, Jen Charles served lee crea'in and Mrs. 'l'he'o SmUb from a tab!e ltirkhar.t, Marlene Torrence. and ehocolatfi cup eakes. Becky with greeD ·eover and centered Mary Wilson -and the advyql'fl Triplett 7"aaa a euest. With. an .!lrrlingement of daffodib. Mrs. Sa_,.er and Mrs. Rire. • AlfRED l.ETART, W.Va. ' ·.- · .., ~'.116 BUICK Super I dr. Riviera C~upo. Hard top at,le, ,OWer llloerlaf a'ld llnkll, QMR"" COMPl..;E't1E IDIU(IDC. ProteeUon, drl¥t. fl,III.OO. llloettnar"•· Llfe, Auto rtra, Poll¢ (la)J 11o11· Pomeror. a !4 etc !iDa Ford Cd!Onlllno t dr. Sedan FordomoUo 1!1'1"1< nera, Pomel'O)', fii-For flliO. Bloet~ I 1t 8tc ,So&. .. Ml~a, Mldaloporl, .Oblo. -- BarDil 81......~........ l&tddlopon. ~~ I Real;~§! I RESID!lNCE ;.· iiid~;;;......::_;:::,. rooma. 8 dOwn, 3 rftlu ind blth up. Larao walll·ltl· ~Onto, full alae butmen~ IU r...lco. d· tra lor1e lol. ~Iced lor Quiet aale. IH3 N. ~od A,.ftUO. Phone 1811._,,· ' , '•:ell- • 11• 8lo! .:;, !P , CONCU'I'I ' li.o'c:ri. ' . " · "-uiTuui. I laMa ICIW' lioN-_,~ " ' ' WILLll! ' "luiNiollar'er~i oavaa . .. I 1 ' 1 . I . f • • • • • • • I • • .. I . I • I I . ' • I ; ' ." sW(PT-Witi~ ·SWJlPS, .. ; Servl.., of · tomforlllll •• •·• •., • • • •• •• •• • •• beauty cllt : ' · COUNTRY! • : ~~~~~-l- ORDERS ; ,~·' 1 1 9~ER LAST. .: ..• •• '•• . ' ' ,...' ...., I ,, : '•, . '·' . .' ' ... ' Slq btiO,IIwWJif.i!l"ifid Wvf.lifof AufODYNA/IIl(JS ' · T. .r ~ · '•~· ' ••• l ':.,I ·. ' . ' t ,, ' • :. ' S 'ws.R2l•i.,W .INO '' "';;:; >~ n :·. .- A• • • • " • • • • • I tile .ut. :r ' . " - 'it �• • .. ' .. Church Of Christ Homebuilder Class Plans Bake Sale The Da•lv Senunel • DEPENDABLE U:SULTS T -ADS PHONE- 398 Mason Motb.ers Cluh ' at .i. meetlng held lut week at tbe' ~O:me, Of Kn. Plul Neaae. . It .... explained 10 ~~· .lf.'loP by W. c. Dlebon of PL Ploaaen! ,an M-G-M seoul Com"""'lon.,.1 thJI the ·M•n ttbop 1$· In daqer -of tOoinr ·tta ebal"ler boeoun of the lack 9f intere•t of merfln the eom- nfunity on ttie seouti committee. The .town n~ . has' an.- £¥-Plorer The Home-buildtrs Class ol th~ Church of Cbrilt met Tuesday at the chureb with Cuh Bahr, president. In ehara:e. Elizabeth llowlb led the opening devotional serviee Which inrluded pl'll)'er by Rey. Fred Gardner. , - Scripturu readlng by Mrl. Gardner an..:J hy~D:• accompanied bS' Mrs. Arthur Skinner. Mra. Kenneth . MeEJbinny was 'chairman of a reeeat bake sale wl_len .a total: ~ ..... 99 wal cleared. Tbt! mQney was used to pur· etta~ ~hairs' for tbe todal rOom. at the cbureb and the class has a n.ew · project .of placinJ· NCks for the ~ba).r stotage at one end of tht~ Post a.n<t a cub ~t. pac., ~e LIVESTOCK REPORT Galli.Polis, Oblo, Hap: 175 tQ 2io lbL 18 to 16.'1.,; 220 to Z30 1&. 18 .to 16.1!0. Lith! IUO to 18.75 Fat 1;owa 12 10 16; Stap 12 10 1.11; Boart 9 lo 14; Sow! and ptga 110 to .IOO; Shoats 41o 1&. · OATI'!JE - Steen 12 ~ '18; Heifers 10 to 18; Baby Beef 14 to 18; Fat Cowa 9 to 12-GO; Can· net:a 6 to 9; Bulls 12 to 1$; MUk" Cows 60 lo 1~. social room. During the . bUalness meeUn~ I·Gm~-- • -··ESUI,.TS • VEAL CAILVES - Tops- 28.80f Seconds 24 to 28; Medium ·14 to 20; Com. and Hva,. 1~ to 24; CWII 6to'12. , . SlimP - hes and :r,.ma. 4 10 10; Stoek Ewes 3 to 8; Fat Sbeep 3 to -8; Cu1ls J to 4; BUcks 3 to 8; Fat 1Yetbers 3 to e. LAMBS - Tops 19.60; Seconds 14 to 18; Light Wt'i. 12 to 16; Common 10 to 14. -·~ ; ' Eastern Local Latin Club Holds Meeting March 13 Cl aSS PI anning · A.Ru. mm' a·ge a·le - waa I.itte ' .,.. ,... ·-· 18) AutoSoles Join the swing to·Swept-Wing• -Get greates,t ,. · · · Of 1957! ... lfOlll ClooltiSbae lepall' SEE US TC)DAY · Racine Shoe Shop ' . . fr Mathodist Su·b - -,.....-------- .. ' YOU SAVE- HE~ • Ll!lRS, ' •• M-G-M Distrift J I Unite d Meth diSt Ellgenp T •P1ett . El·g·htfi Dl•rthday . dOf . : Ob . d TUeS the ween end wlth Mn. Jna WeJ.. w•nd and lin. GrJ'n•lt Clt>payn. rHB 1111'1'11 J'AJIILI' Okey lloush ltlt Monday rpornMra. W. W. and )Jl"L I a~ R. " lDI for Florlda where he ~pecta St.ata and 'Mrf. GebevleYe ,Lewl1 Wm]Jlp ltMett •ere held oll (ContfnuH ,,.,.. ,.,. .,.., to tpend II few weeki. IIPfdt Fridly with Kn .._, Roul)t IO:U wltfi an aLbmdance of 20 ~lor TrainHI& ~eulon eondue'-"d Llwrenee Richard Wolfe of ¥r .t.ad Nr1. Cecil BleMIAI' Sr. Mlllard Bwerb:, 'leadiDa:. :~t Camp Arro<t-bea4 at tbe TTlDavie, Gri1Ve Jpent Man~r. wltb and Ella, Mr. aDd lin. cecli BJH. Attendance ' at tJie Wed. e\rt' . State Area Couneil Boy Scout his father arfd tiltcr• of lfn on. · ling and Myra aftd Eddie, and pray¥r .ervlee wa.s 21 '1\'lth Lin outside HuntlnJton . Mr. and lin Bert Rolllnt, Mr. Mr•. Lizzie Rollint , were tuetts nle Gaul , h~adln_a:. This wrek'; V. S. lerrel~ Sr., irlJUtuUon~ aod Mrt. Clinton ruffle o! Lean SaLur4ay art-W'noon - ot Mr. and Jeacter ia Garnet Wind land. representatlve ot Troop 230 RlD were (~inner gucsta of Mr. and ,Mrs. Calvin Blelllina and Lewia. TbiM)' three youlh and ndul· .~ Gra nde, 0 ., told bew ~ ~ Mrs. Fred Roush, Monday. Mr.· and Mrs. Mel.vin Bonec:uUer attended lhe Sl. Patrick 's par' y Jll a newlf reorganlzd Troop *4' Mrs. Fannie Taylor and son , and Connie 1pent the week elid h('Jd in the cbu'rch basement oa pro¥reMin,. TAler now h.ave ·eJshl Robert, called on Mr. and Mra. wllh relatives in Columbus. March 16 1ponsort:d bY the MYJo'. troop committee msmbers 111nd J,2 Ceell Blesslng and Ella Monday D,wltht Gibbs and C. f'. BleuiDJ~: Music, tln-a:lng and game• werf Hoy S ~ oUII and bave Mt ·a ttotP~ · evening. were in New Haven Friday on the e~tertalnm~Pnt of the evoninl(. Of 24 boy1 as th11 y.e•r'• JDIL ·•' , MJP.s. Elizabeth Bo&1on and two business. Chili soup, pltklel and cotfce Fred Hibbs reported that :1t silai's wel"tt Tuesday evening KUe»tt Mrs. Lora Mae B;rOwn and Sue \Ve,l'e served. the CounciJ &..ecutive Board Mpf .Mr. David Thompson and tam· Ellen are 111 at tf\eir home at The Alfred Hom1 Demon.s Ln· rneeUnc a 2(1 ,p ereent eo•mllli.).l ·nr. , Board. Lion Club met at the home of has betnJppi'OYed o-n the exposl:11. 'Charlie Brown. visited witb hla Mrs. Connie W~h 01 New Haven Olive Beyler, ·M-lrcb 16 with ar. tion tJckets 10ld and eomplet' :: fa~i1y recently at Board. apent the week end With Mlu attendance of 16. The subjec1 ~tdement made t.be .~If of the . t!; Mr. and M·rs. Arch Rou11h lnd Gloria Crump, was "Oven Meala" with Mr~. MGK E.tp!NiUon, A.pl'il u • ~iJ Blessing were in GaiHpoljs Mrs. Mary Gr-imm has been ill, Beyler and Leota \Varner, lead· Col. 0 . v. KnlpJ), pt, Pleasant, ., Tu~sday where Mrs. Roush con- wltl:l the flu . era. D~trlng the busine~ mettln;d Wtui appointed · Ute nominatlnq . .'!lilted her ph )isician. Mrs. Lora Mae Brown and Mrs. plans for Achlevement Day on eommitlee chairman for the ~n­ •. :ct~cnnie Blessing' an,d family of Don '11rompson were in New Ha· }.1areh 27 were diseustled. Th~ oual presentation dinner tO be _ Albany, Ohio Mr-s. Sal'ah Hannull'\ ven Satu~diy where Mb. Bnwn next mecll.na: will be held at tb~ beld April 20. Time and place tu ·· ~·nd sons ol Mt. Alto were recent con!lulted her doctor. home of Leota Warner April 11 be Qnuouncfd at a later date, • guests of Mr. Lewis Blessing. Mr. and Mrs. Dallu Gibbs of with 8 potluck meal. Tohe pro~ct Mile• EppJey, GaJJipo-11 11 waa ap·• Mr. tmd Mra. Fred Roush were B~aad Run, Mr. and .J4n. Dwlcht is varied (aiirthint lUll' one wish· pointed musical arran1ement .. _. tn Leon an~ Point Pleasant T.ues. Gibbs of Oak Grove s·pent Sunday e.! help on -or haa not )•et bel!n ebairman for the dinner. v . S. ·:. dflY on bus1De8.'!, They also went af·ternoon WJIUI Frank Uevina, Pt. conlpleled) Jerrell Sr. was appointed com· to West Columbi~ a~d brought a Pleasant, who,- ls Ul. Funeral 'aerviees for Mrs. J. . E. mitlee chalrman in ehargt of the load o~ coal to V1rgll Burrir. ·M~ .and Mr1. tred Rouah hid Pitta .were held at the Orange MGM Camporee due to be held ._: . Calvut Blessing Lcalled on his as dmn~r 1uests Sunday Mr. and Church Thursday afternoon. May HHI-1 2 at the MGM Cam" r• l'll:tl\er flU~ mother yf Mason Mon- Mrs. W1llard Gooderh.am ~nd two Mr. at1d Mrs. Beryl Summ~~- · Chester. [,\ .. l ', day mc:tnr~g. . . SOD$, Mr. and !)Ira. Charlie M:oore, 'field and ·family of Pit.t!bureb,r, Miss Twtla Jt1ckard 'Was a guest Caft'ol s~ a.n_d Tarry all er .IH:unt- P . lle4 b b th · Irwin Scullin Tri State arc-~ . ,:;;;ct· her slster·ln·ltw, Mrs. Bcullb iontlon~ Aftei'Cio~ ~NU -Mfe Mr. Lo~ 'Uf~:~aand c1::~ he~:~ council scout executive gi.vf.~ . · "l'ckord Tuesday. l abd Mrs. Ted Stewart .ani. Fran~ th :;, - · ,film prcaentatil)h on diatrld · OP'Mrs. W. J. Rollins called on her Van Mat're, Weat Columbia and ;%• ~1 p;:lyibtll. :~~ts. d eralian. "Our ChaUenae; t ;~ 1H grandson. Lewis Blessing Tuesday. Mrs. Ina W,clgand. . rs. n arr an son Scouting'' in thiJ area "• rlaiJ. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rollins and The t.adles Aid fll Oal Grove l-Eroy of ReeWville called 9.U to thl! 1rou., b)' ~Ilia. Tbi~ w.p~ two daughten of Leon were guests f!UB ·Cbuttb ,...et Tuesday with M~. and Mrs. Arthur Ather.ton foUow~ by Fred Hibba intorpliJ)t of Mr. and ~!ra. Fred Rou!3h on M.n . Ethel Rayburn o~ Pl~1n V:al· and daughter Sunday .afternoon. ,the ,group -Cif o.u~ enttre pee~. to Tuesdal:' ~vemng and all clillled on Jey. 'those pfeseDt were Ereell, loli"· .and Mrs. Gerald SwarteSof· tbntlnue to budd a-eoutlpg ·for Ute Cecil !Jlessing!. 'Nellie and Loul&e ·Adkina, Mflt. 11ar 1etU Visited home , folks •t· bo)'s in the district. He particU'":Mrs. Carrie Kfng w3 s ..the. gu.e•t AUle HQflman, .Mrs. \Jar. Rousb, urday nigbt and sunday. 1\rly ern~hasi!~d the qppof'Wnity ~ 'of' Mrs. Ada Thompson 'Wed-Deaday )ln. ·EtJ,el Fry; Mrs. Laura · Gibbt, · Mri. Irll Carr anfl daugbtel'.~ a~eai:t' for ea~h . opJ!fa"Une ,fj)Dl · ""evening. hev. and Mrs. Forrest Murray, attended a· bl!thday party· a~ ,th€ · rnittee in the district. and aUUin· ..."'"')J·rs. May RDush ~ E:la and Maude Mrs. Ai})bie Thomp«on and Mrs. home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl BlJ;"D ed th~lr varimts fllnCtiOns. :.: Blessing, Mrs. Jteth' Brooks spent N~ra Aatdnl. . , . bi~1 •one. da last week for lbeir A general dl~ulon was ied ' Wednesd:w with Mrs. Fannie Tay. Mr. -and Mrs. Paul Blessina: of dnfhttr, Ruth Ann on her ofJ.f1.~1 by Scullin on tile April Relati!)n· · lor and finis~cd a quilt for Mrs. pt, Plea':'nl taJled on Mr. and birthday. ' ship conf8rence to be held in eo11.• ~: , ~nna Fry of Illinois. They put an· Mrs. Cecil Blesaina Saturday eve· Mrs. Ni~ Robinson and son 'JI.tJ. jUncUon WI'UJ the April 29 an· ··''olher quilt in the frame~. VLR(tors Dlng. ~rt Vislte'd h,er · son-tn·law ~nd nuat presentation dinner. Re e:c· ' We]e P.., A. Blessing and son, Les· Those caWng on ·~Is Blessing dautbter, Mr. and Mr$. GetalO PlaiDed wh~t the relationlhLP, ton· (' tl~ of Charleston_, Mrs. Curtis fiiua.c!J,y were Lawrence •lld Paul Sw~ of Marietta Sun4ay. .ferenoe coUld do tor the - M.Gll :" joung of Dunbar and Cecil Bless· WJnebrenner, Mr. and Mrs. CharVisitors in the Wm. Carr hem_[ Dl•trict. That the purpo,9e of ~he ·.- ng. les Hannum, Dave, .~nqnie and S.u.,aday evening ~re Mr.. and meet•nr was to help the public '' "·: Mr. and M;rs. Taft Boston and Robert of Mt. Alto, and the three Mt"). 40 Buck" Sba~fer or Pom~rot to learn more abol,lt scouting and "'.' lt~n~son, M1ke, were Wednesday t-.blldren of lrtr. and Mts. Bill Hlh· and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Woode. , to .help secure leadership (or •· IJ!tNemng guests or Mr. and Mrs. num · of MUlwood. Mr. and Mrs. Murray Hopkltl~ uj" • ~:£d Fry d d ht B tt f D t sco m•. .·· · - Mih Anita Brown was the guelt an aug er e Y _ O. IIY on Those prcaent .were Uked to tr Ella Mr. and and Mrs Mr-'1. Cecil and of M · 1·58 Gloria Crumn, Sundav, aft- ·spent the weekend' at the . home ol coo1ac t ·prom1·nent' men · 1n 'f) <• EthelBlesslng F "' · _.J • ry spen1 er,nooa. r. ll)d )'drs. Vere Swart:z and Wtn . ganil:atlon!l and InduStry to a·· Th UT~tUay afternoon with Mr. and M d M' Sl 1 Adkl f atintz. · . '_ · •Mrs. Calvin Bless.lng t:nd Lewis. r. an ·•· an, ef D!l o tend . ihe AprJl 29 event. Tho:: ';, : ' Mrs. Ora Hart and Jonas . Mart r;ew Haven were a:~c~ests ot rela. meetJng adjourned at tP. M. ., "falled on Mr. and Mra. Fred Roush 'U••• ot Plain Valle~ Sunday alter· . NEW HAVEN ·· .. Thursday evenine- whe ~re noW ilv. nOOn. d 1 'AR1':r .. fns In the home of the former two. '· Mr. an Mrs. Cecil Besting and Mrs. Da\'id Fields Jr. was host.- · ..._. :¥ Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush' we're Ella, and Fred Roush consulted • ess to a Stanle;r Pu.ty Itt ber hom .. (Continued from page ont) . P Dr. Sommer at Leop Sunday and 'd nJ D bu~mess ca11 ers in · oint :Pleasant ca·Hed .an ltev. W. S. Billups of Pt-. on Fr1 ay eve ng. emonstratoc. gan, Unda Bnker, ReV. T. W. Thursday. fleasant who 18 ill. was Mr~. Delmer Newberry a~d Schuler, Barbart~ Shell and Nancy ·"''''' Mrs. Amy Boston called on1 Mr. .Mrs. w. W. Staats was Saturday ~oor prize was won by MrJI, Wt1- Shell. , ¥11~ Mrs. Cecil J:llessing and Ella att:~rnoon ruest of Mrs. Fannie Tay ham kelly. G11mes were pl.ayed From Trinity Church .fn Pl. ~--; _~dnesday evenmg. lor: . and several others aUto won prizes. Pleasant were Rev. A. c . You~. ..... ,.!Bl11ie Weigand Was a business Mrs, Ralph Mt-nerinott and ehil· Othen. ·attendlng were ,Mra. Lester Nickkie Holly, Karen White, , .a~ler in Point Ple8SIII)t Saturday. ren of Chestnut JU4.ge ;.SP-ell.~ S.un· Dodaon, Mr~ George Car~on,. ML'S. Judy Johnson , Shirley PUllin, .~t:·. J;Aht Rrl~s~ of Da\'ifS ' Grl:lV~ · had day:rJMUA hac •.lMAef!·, aod -mo\ibef, Ji:d!~b~ ·We!!':~.r . Mr~: J:!~rtt '_fiel~s, Sonja 111..4r\~ Q:,arla .. Moss, Chari· '!' •.a.. sale. at hts rarlll saturday sell· Mr .and,Ml's, William Brooks. . ~rs. Charles A. weaver, 'lfr.s. Jim e!J' Gr~., Davi«' Johnson, Donald i • ·:•1ng hts .ows as he is goint out Mr. and Mrs. Leo Roush and Keefer, !~-Irs. LeoJ'!ard Field.s, Mrr.. Head, Bob K»opp and John , - of the dairy busJne·n . chUdren of ~avies Grove spent · Dexler ErWin, Mrs-. FCJSter Grin· Grou. , .......Mr. an'd Mrs. Wayne Hart Jr. of Sunday afternoon with Mr. and stead, Mrs. Btlly Fields, 'Mnl. WiJ· La ·wantbl Wray repre!lented :::;.~.9Utmbus.~pent the week end with Mrs. Leonud Roush and family. llam Gibbs and Marilyn. Mils Bet· Brale Chapel. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hart ~r; aM Robert Fry and mother were t .. ]!:eUy, Mrs. Glen, Welliver, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Taft Bo!lton. Sunday evening guests of relative! Robert Bcaeb and Amy, Mra. Luf· _ man to wot'k wUh participants In ,_Mr. and Mrs 'fofiey Myers were In Point !Pleasant. ema Weaver and Angela Field" tl}e Talent Show far t•he Lakin Pa· Sunday dinner gue!Ul of Mr and Mr. and Mrs. William BrookS had ,MOT.._ ••, C:LUa .uenti. Alio • ~ommtttee was apMrs. Dennis Roush. at Saturday evenlna guest!, Mrs. the N~ lt.Ven Mothtrl Club poiDted to meet with New Haven Mrs. Irene Winebrenner and W. W. S\aab, ){f'~ and Mrs. James met 'fond.,- Ever-faa at the boOM ·~e• men on aponsorinc' lJ Donna were reeent guest!t of Mr. Staats and Mr."_Etnle Grimm. of. Md.._Eu1ene iresson ·. ..~Ot )!irl.. Qi.if!h for tho "W.ater Show" tOr and Mrs. Guy Blessing of Mason. 'Jobnnl~ Frr and son, Jimmy ot James CUnningham -as co-hostess. be ·held later in summer. , ·...·• • Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blessing. New f,Javen called on Mr. and Mrs. Scriptme reading was by ~· Rev, JtQ'mDhd Peters was the Myra and Eddie, Akron, spent the E'd .Fey Sunday evening.' Gerald Clark. Mrs. Donald Bro~n. IU~t apeaker and topie was "RiJ· week end with Mr. and Mrs. Ceril Nebon Brown ir employed by presided durin~t the business inc- etoua Child Ttalning." . I. --.~.o~•. 'Blessing Sr. and Ella. Mr. Curtis R~kard. eting. TJie club 1r0led to pu~hiiC , At the .I!ODchlllOD of ·the )ite~~ ·J Mr. and Mrs. Fred RoUih, Mr. Mr .and M'ra. Andy Edwards of ValleY Ball ·and net ~or · pupl~ ~J \na a white elephant aj,J~ "WM.""'- • and Mrs. Arch Roush a~d M~ Don Huntinl(on were cueslt of Mr. and NeW Haven Grade School. Mr1. ·held tnd a ttork shower fer Mrs. · 0. Aten attended the funeral of Mrs. Dennis Rouah, Sundly eve& Dob Murray was appointed rbair· Eugene Athey. Atte.ndtng were .Morgan Rous'h at the Mt. Oli-ve ing, ~' -.,--''. .,'-cc:''C ....:-:--::--:-Church Wednesday afternoon. Miss Francee Edwards called on · .. Mr. Billie We!Cmd .eaUed ~n thci!e name'd above and M~s. Lu· AA.NCY Lawrence Winebrenner of Col· MilS Anita BNwn Sunday even· Jlln, W. J. Ohapnl&JI Sunday after-- ther SmJth, Mrs. JloJind Karr, )Irs. 0. J. Qoa.Uc, Mr.'l. • Mar!on umbos visited over the week end lng. • noon.•" · ,. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1 Mr .and Krc. !veil KiDf were Mt. and Mn.- Arch Rouab spent Oblinger, Mn,. Paul RGusli, and OH, MISTER···THERe•s Ross Winebtenner. Sunday afternoon 8Ueits of ,Mr. ·SUnday evening with Mr. and ·Mrs. Mrs. Jack . Flesher. sending gilt.! SOMETHIN<7 YOIJ · Mra, Ralph · Fink and )!rs: ' Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Weilland and Mrt. Lew King of Point Plea· lves Ki111. ....A ...L 1. I-·•••· OUGHT TO Roush. and Brenda of Huntington spent iant. _ . . . ...... KNOW ~· .... ' . ' e. membera. wer.. .!Old "' lh41 ·1110 · bol" they also votod to buy Easter acout troop •hould remain· Ill tJ.e. lilies to decora~e the t'huteb sane'\ IOwn., •• tnterip> perltid oloeout tum and !b• elass· will be In worlc. · · ·· · · • ' .. ' charge of the deeotattOn ·ot t'le · Allo appeirlnt tief>H tile el.u b chureh for l!;astei sunday. W8tl Vemosf ltiy, Ro~, Qit· lcoutTtie committee -in charge will T master in MIMn: . btl Mr. •nd M'b:. Ronald Spr.nger, he seholsrs of Caeur ~Un Mr. aild Mrs.~ Williain Grueser, Cluti. of the _Eastern Local SChool Jn -otbe:r buslneu ·the· clUb re- Mrs. Al!~d ,ROush, - Mr. lnd Mrs. _ Dis!X'JC·t ~et ·at the Tuppers ported thJt ·and'e» ti.~ ~·n · pur.. · WUlilm -Slater, Mr. and . M!~ . I Plapms auditorium on· March 1:1 at ebued for ·Dplene _StukeY of · ~·· Tbomae Bowen, Mr. and Mr,.;. 8 · M. son, who il a patient at.Sl ~~, 1 Hospital. tn HWltlq.gt,_DI\ where· abe Herman Kincaid, Mr. and Mrs. T~e meeting was rn· ehar;e· .:>f ia liUdergolas ope,!ltlan~ · fqllqw· Harold Lohse. John Hetzer, president. The, roil tng ':bur:na receive4 ~ · ·household Plana were also made to have a call was answered by glvi.Jll a fire durinr the ·Wig.~. Bake Sale and corsage sale en th£: fact about Caesar. Plana werlil In charge of . the meetlnr Wll Saturday before· ·Mothers' D~t\' , made for the club to sendJrePreMn. Letter. Zerfde. J:l:evoUon,all Mi.y 11. The. class member.c~ en- sentatives to the Junlor Claaaii:al were read by Mr4- ,Ralpb :~arqef. joyed a Bible quiz for {heir IDCial League Convention / to be •held .AMiattng Mra. Nease a• . ho,t.euea hour and a . dessert cotir.;c. March 29 at 'Columbus. Plana we~ Mra. warner tnd lin. carrying ·qut the SL"' PatriCk's were alse discussed tor· Latin George Clisoti. · · Day them~, was · aerved by Mn. week which wiU include a bin· Preani were 1lfrS. T: , B~ McGOw- Elizabeth Roush and _Mr. an:l. quet to be held the week of &D, Mn. Jamea Diehl, Mrs• . Lei- Mrs. Arthur Sklilner. April 21. ter Zerkle,· Mra. Georg~ Bum.t., The program included 1 r J· Mrs. bdford ID&Iea, 1111- Leater 0 port on !be "Ides . of March" by Dodaon, Mn. Stanl07" HariJoiU', M.utha Goebe1; "St. · Patrick's Mr~. Chulea Yeaa;,r, Mr1. Mary Day" by Yvonne Damewood ond BelT)'. s· ·Donna Frecker; and the slnl(ng !lf. Irtsb songs acc:ompanied bJ fl P.Jans were made for, a Rummaga. Janet Knight · Sale to be· held .In early May wben Games and rerreshmenta con·- ·· ~ , the JOF Claas of tbe United Met·ho ., . odist church met' Monday evening clud~d tbe e\'enmg. . 5efYe . af"the chureh. . . . Th~~ present were J!,lph The Edght·h ))Jrthday 'of Eugene iDevottons led by Mrs. c . F. ~knts.JI.t, John H~tur, Yvonne Trlpl~t. ao.n of ~. . .d JMI..,k. Tamptlna opened tM meetina .0Juqt"'09~. 1 Jan1ce H~~n, F...Triplett ~,elel>roud Willi a ·~d J IIIIOrt'IMUn. ., ll'llio• ·wu, .shar~~;)ltit~'*· • D9_qiJ,\, fre.k•r. party Tqe:sday ·anet,nooD Jn the held' witlt M~: ·Dwltfit.; Parler, Janetl friijht1 Arlene C~fvi~l, seeond grade ~t Central tau.ght by president, presiding. · Madl. Y.n Brown, Marilyn Bu~~ey Mlsa Mary Vh:ii'l~ J;le;l~J. ~ deuert e~urae w~s aerved. by RO$e1Jlary Sl~de, Edgar Hal'tJ.IDI, Mrs. Trhtlett W.ullf.ed b)• Mra. the hMtelses Mrs. Harry P.. Smitb BUI Bahr, I'lfartha Goebel, Jen Charles served lee crea'in and Mrs. 'l'he'o SmUb from a tab!e ltirkhar.t, Marlene Torrence. and ehocolatfi cup eakes. Becky with greeD ·eover and centered Mary Wilson -and the advyql'fl Triplett 7"aaa a euest. With. an .!lrrlingement of daffodib. Mrs. Sa_,.er and Mrs. Rire. • AlfRED l.ETART, W.Va. ' ·.- · .., ~'.116 BUICK Super I dr. Riviera C~upo. Hard top at,le, ,OWer llloerlaf a'ld llnkll, QMR"" COMPl..;E't1E IDIU(IDC. ProteeUon, drl¥t. fl,III.OO. llloettnar"•· Llfe, Auto rtra, Poll¢ (la)J 11o11· Pomeror. a !4 etc !iDa Ford Cd!Onlllno t dr. Sedan FordomoUo 1!1'1"1< nera, Pomel'O)', fii-For flliO. Bloet~ I 1t 8tc ,So&. .. Ml~a, Mldaloporl, .Oblo. -- BarDil 81......~........ l&tddlopon. ~~ I Real;~§! I RESID!lNCE ;.· iiid~;;;......::_;:::,. rooma. 8 dOwn, 3 rftlu ind blth up. Larao walll·ltl· ~Onto, full alae butmen~ IU r...lco. d· tra lor1e lol. ~Iced lor Quiet aale. IH3 N. ~od A,.ftUO. Phone 1811._,,· ' , '•:ell- • 11• 8lo! .:;, !P , CONCU'I'I ' li.o'c:ri. ' . " · "-uiTuui. I laMa ICIW' lioN-_,~ " ' ' WILLll! ' "luiNiollar'er~i oavaa . .. I 1 ' 1 . I . f • • • • • • • I • • .. I . I • I I . ' • I ; ' ." sW(PT-Witi~ ·SWJlPS, .. ; Servl.., of · tomforlllll •• •·• •., • • • •• •• •• • •• beauty cllt : ' · COUNTRY! • : ~~~~~-l- ORDERS ; ,~·' 1 1 9~ER LAST. .: ..• •• '•• . ' ' ,...' ...., I ,, : '•, . '·' . .' ' ... ' Slq btiO,IIwWJif.i!l"ifid Wvf.lifof AufODYNA/IIl(JS ' · T. .r ~ · '•~· ' ••• l ':.,I ·. ' . ' t ,, ' • :. ' S 'ws.R2l•i.,W .INO '' "';;:; >~ n :·. .- A• • • • " • • • • • I tile .ut. :r ' . " - 'it �...." ......... • . "J\JI Ja}ea '* t :P. a n.. ~"'v,~ by thewithCentralthe I'TAsecond dooed thla ""'-'., ~ _.,... of !Qn pade ~ WOI'bn C1...- Pf...; dl taqht b)' Mia Mary Vira:iDia Rei· DiDa .wilt fNIWI.W";djei be ..,.. "- a ·be~ the YliDnen. They will be giv"biclt will ~ 1 ~~~~ room ,a a puty by tbe PTA in the near to ""' ~ "'LeJL ' • .~d4Jiepolt ~iety Notes • tQ contelt' apon.sored lack and Pete Wtl'!ler Yblted tlleir aiater, Mra. ,Geor1e W. :Qurst and fanllb' • in WeU1tcm l!itutda;y. Mb. Cheater Erwin, Mld4Jeplll't 1nd Mr. '11)1 Mn. Dwieht Brown •nd dauJbter, St. Albina were re cent peats of Mr. aDd Mn. ceon Bolin, LIDpviUe. diY afterboon ta attend a ipecbl meetina of the Athe111 Prell»'· tery. Mr• .Ruppelt, put~ of the lOCI.\ chUI'1!b, &ave a report on Ule Youth Budlet tf'l.,.llrdlttee'a work. Mr. and lin. Cbarlea lrlclfutel' Bradenton, f'11., arrived here Tu.esdl)' on ,a buline11 trip. Mr. and lira. Ke!Wter have purcb... lin. Norman Stewort and oona, ed a home ID Bradenton. . . luture. , S-Daily Sentinel, Pomoroy-Middlej>ort, 0 .• March 20, 1957 LucWe Bearbs Hawkills, "()JI)erov So<lety Editor, Ph . Onli .11244 • • Society ' Editor, Phone ~~~!·~r~ Eleanor Sclla·• MidCneport 8070 ., ---~=~~~~~-:;;:-:;;-:. - POMEROY . . dl y c·Ire Ie Federated Ch. urc h Fnen Members Are Guests At M'rddlep"'rt " Twent)'·five nlembers of th~ , Friendly Circle of the Federateti Church were guest.t Tuesday ev~. ning • ?f .Gr.aup I of the ~ilmen'~ A.!lsoclatJOn of . lhe M1ddlepor~ First Prubyter1an Cburch. Mr~ . - IS...Orlci SOCIETY mett Blacltburu - · violtors in Jaebon, Sun~y. . .Mr. 1nd Jlr1. B. , A. Nichollon, Rutland RD, · visited ber aupt, Mrs. R. c. SaD.tbUJ')' and family Tunday Rev. -H rd. Ruppelt 1nd James E. Harley, of the Middleport Fint ian Cburtb. wefe ill Athen1 cmoon. · w. - . your tick•t / _ .ARROW '1RA.VEL TRIO" 1 ENSEMBLES at~eG SHIRTS, !rom .4.0Q TIES, U.50 IIA!'IDKERC.HIEFS, from 35e "" 1 t'<.C ,,.~ollD •'"•' .. "' Going plac.. -In .tylol Wr...tever a man'• de•· 0 ~olll• ~,.rot..,,......• ttnotlonf Tral'el Trio• takes him there In perfed fathlon. Subtf• col(!lir ttrfpes, check• and solids In quality "Sanforlnd" fabrlcl, tailored with tre~­ dlrlonal Arrow core. Accented with *tiel cind hcmdkorchloh, --..ne"* ~ fer••-· .,,.....,.,.r. ~ ~;olor-koyod Goessler Jewelry DOWNIE· GROSS, Inc. £, Malll Sl. THE Boy's Oxfords .$4:87 . . • Block • Brown • Straps • Oxfords • dessert cour.sc carrying oul a Sl Patrick's Day -theme. Mrs. LOwc...-y preside~ at the cofFee BCr.vic#. , The Pomeroy visitors were Mrs. w.. J. liarteb, Bernice ltilfle, Mary Virginia ' $6.95 Reg. . Sllea 31-l! ·1 $8.95 •• Size• I• e$1 I • • Jllab Shot!o SIZES cs. 11. STAR. RAND flUS a Sho.e ' '. I , 'tich tbe IWimminJ poolla 'a part. :Middleport vlHa&t ~vu.: .. ~,... _ ~ 1 seeand comperisatioa llllessmenl .:.ase when ilt· attorneya, Webster md •Full% f·iled suit today a&Un.t 'adie M. Jones of Middleport et al for I proper priee to pay for Lo 'lo. 386. This Jot it being soupt by tile town for use ia connectior ,yltb ' lt• qew Jl'eJ,rl Street Gradt :;chool. '"' anolhtT entry tbe eoatt dbmined ID ~lo-d brou&ht by the •.•• , ....... rendefSweet POIIltry Co. ag•lnat .:row 'Brotbtts Poult~y -CG., Letart fl'11lls; Tb~ ' a,ction was ~;:iGSeil on motion tl)' tbe plalatif~ .It plain- . ·,s, ..· '".'?. ·, ..;u•a aub. Moth4trs Pian, · · Sale y' ·ru ·t • • ', JJ'IIJilOI1Sl · f'Jf' ', J. e:f~D ' D\VI ·-··. ,. NOW liN ·.: Southern ·Local Teacher Djoner SOU:tbern Loclt' DlllrJct en meatioa: and It~~!~ diacullioa wUl foUow at 'J p. m. 'Ale s_urvey- meetiq tor die pP. eral publie .till beta moftd to 8 p. m. in the Letart &eboOl. it was announced today. I ' ' 1- ..I.OiSIRTA ?/A~ I - ·~US 1!0~ ~Jt:IQNGS ' ' ,. • 1L ' '•'· ,,'. ' SAU ','·'7 '1 ' . , . cc·l«·~ ,, .: - ... . \ ,. ; . ' ' . I UMIT ., . . ' _ ditioas. Tben, fllnked , by ~op forei gn pol ley adviaert, ~rl·. of ,~. principal of frictio n lletween the tlo11S-tbe troubled Middle f.t~ agenda fvr • •- : ,., • eawerman Says led LJ Man Winter • • Last Blast I·'"-' Fmng W7 aL _ • genmlly wao ' ''"'" Wednesday night , _or:•·atc dinner 1lt aLthea:E3~~~;~~ i . IY UNI'RD NUS Club betW'eeD Mr. GJ4 man wint.1r, who spoil _. .U ..crnJ!ion, Seer, ur.)' . Qf Gatlirlol of •Priar in Ohio, m.l ' Joha Fo1ter Dulles ar1d oe firing his final blast o' t '- · For~ign secretuy Selwyn Jso n, the weatherman predicted White Hou&e Press •day. . James Hagerty and Peter .spring had a wlnt.Pry ~v;.l 5PDII::esm.ao for Macmillan on ednesday as snow flu:-nes oc- 1 trip, e~d a report on 1rred throughout thfl state ar.•l morniPg se&jion this •mperatures averaged w~ll be · J W normal. Act=ordina to the best However, the weat:'le-r bure 1·1 'm!v r~aticn from botn .iil".Jtilb -ld. a high pressure cente~· Amenc.an 10\li'C ~I, . 1Kln1 over the state to-day wa~ senbower planned to do . ·<peeted to cause mostly sunny the listening in the 1int kitf and waTJner temperatures. the eonterenee and let the . lain was predirled far tonig.'lt tish take the initiative. nd Friday as a low p!'tS!Ute c2n· Today'J session wa. the er moves ~a.stard from Tens. formal meeting across tbe Afternoon temperature~ Wed· i.ahed eonf.erence table in l teSday 'ranged from 36 at Tole-h club )(aunge wb.ere Hr. Ei>enh .Dd Davton to 43 in Chesapo:=al.:,•. er met in 1~ nn a similar .'yp1e~t' ~ly morning readings ion with Britain's Winston ~11 were Findlay 29, Akron 29, bill and FranCe's Josep.h : :olumb~ 25, Marietta 28 anll ::iite~ I zz. __ ,.........._ in thEir own roi laday'• hm~ t9 Dllp taiU: Harrison Winebreftner, 88, died Wednesday mornlq ' at HoJ· There was every indiootiorl• l,l>!t ;;~ zer Hospital where he was taken bad a monul\).ental job to ~· Saturday. He was tbe soh Of tht :Put '12 bour~they will~ ~·~to!, :;1{f late AleDJJ.der aNl_Isabel align AnJ)o-Amerjean ·p Winebrenner and w'ls born aearly a d~n major · lem:s, on tome of Leon, W. Va. tnown ' t o he ..-..OI~ijlmoble Survivors inrlude bia wife, the ron.r Mabel Robson; two llflUs genee of opl~on between Mrs. Laura Leiflieit, Syr.aeue ab.J There were indieatlODI Mn:. Lucy StiOhm:rer-, olo~. the m06t important puta ·!'rienda JftaY clll at the res.i· eooterence . wiU deal with·.··~-:c.­ dence ln Sn•euse and services 'ain'a determination to pull will 110 beld Sundq • at tiro .... JJ.SOO of' its 70.000 lniOps cllpet ·at tbe S,haise -Metbo<Ui1. German)" witbin tbe next :rear Cllurcli with the Rfv: Ge0i1e eu't Aown im defense cos~ bavi.t ·offlcliling. . · .. BurN!! b1 tbo ltaWiio~oat. '..rTbetltnBritiob a!"'! plan to m4e 1' Home will he ID · the Uf;"' '- •• u.s.re•uetione .ill tile Cutlll!. ~•Defl ·~e.,. iJ this mi&lrt seQ: 'tart llemeterf. lolliiGI GINIIIAL Admitted; onille l'O)'. .,_m:~ Allen.tl:'O~ · • . Diaehai'ged: )brroa Baile;, .Potn· eroy; Cl_a ude QuUlen, 1 Jiln~us~ and ~harles Ward, Colum- . ( BitUis: Mr. afMl Krf. • J~e:s Atbley, Middleport. a ~•uP,.-... · North .AUan!U · •hleld againsi expanaiou• . rer.c ute-:.: " ,, ' t!t aour~ea expresse~ li-=f the tw~ nations woul.d.. co~ tq ·•total agreerqent" on p~~ of toUs br. ship& pa68fng tlaro~ Ute Suez Canal but detailed inf~ mf.iion on this subject was k!~ high ecrel · .Best Of SEOL Cagers.Jl@~~ted At Banquet i .. 'MASi:,~~-~l' . n1tht 21 ,. •· uneral ~piC'e Will Be Sunday EXA.MPlE: .. -· 45 north, J1. Wjnebr~~er ~~;j,~e=e~sheJ.'l:= ~ & Kangaroo · V1lues 9 A.M. to 5 P.M.- wUl be at s p. m. wiille the teac:J1. $2.87 Men's Dress Shoes $7.87 .. OXFORDS . Men's Work Shoes . $3.&7 WlflTE Calh Dalt aad c...tF •;eal5un:r ClYde llUbou that oa Jrcb 28 It 10 L Dl. ID appleao ;n will be made to lmpuel 1 1ry to ~ eompeDIItioD for le lot&". Thele loti eomprite 1 otion the town declJrq il neeu. 1ry for eomt~letioa of tbe PEt Gl Tbe . RED to The viDal• me4 a - r--r-~ .. Soncla 'iled today Jn' loloip ·County Com· 100 Plea• CoUit. · ' . ~ (end1nb ·•o·o. ' lhttl • TU!~r.s~~~?!t.~ T~ent Ope . n Eve'"" Evening • w•,....r md Pllme MJnlster Harold Macmillan began their <alb todlly with the Mideast problem the top ilem on. A tecond Jtep in tbe letl.on bJ Middleport to ""J'ulre t~¥ !Ina· 1genda. ' llht li>la ld tbo town'• propaoe<! Tlje President and .the Prime Minioter opened the "'IUDieipaJ ru:t~~ion .park WI.' vith ~rlef general •talementa on llow they Viewed world - Buy A Bed"'-m Suite COitint 'I' • , $l19ounortloniYouGet · -=REE OF CHARGI ....... . .' of ' SALE ...DS SATURDAY, " Llothtr CntD• Middleport Ads PROGRESS·! Members o! the group wer~ Mrs. Lucy Gregg, Farie Erle\l(iD~~ Mrs. Paul Haptonatall, · Mrs. Ev· erelt Bachner, Martha bQiin&e':', Mn. Joe Bailey, Mrs. DwiJht Wallace, Mr11. Lewis H. S~~ouel'~ Aolr&. Thomae Rue, Mr8. Donal!~ Lowery, Mrs. Jud1on Wbltc; Mrl . John Parson, Mr&. Myron MUlot', Xn, Gale H:raeU, -Mra. Rotcete Fife, Mrs. Lowell Probasco, M!ll . Charlotte P.erriD, Mrs. Ro.dne~y Sauer, Mrs. Ebe&t.ewis, Mn. Hu... old Sauet, Mrs. Marr E. Jlin.Jy and lout a:ueats w~re Ronny Hindy and ·Mta. Beullh· Wblto. loMI • For Vill.ag~; Park Greatest Sale ·Ever I -fr r•in ...,.hf, on4 tt.. ' ToA~el.ots ELB'EA"'F.·EL···o·" . . OhW. Partly VOL VIII NO. 287 Ralpb, Charleston. BARGAINS ALL OVER THE ST9RE IN Furnitu,., . Floor Coveri~ga, Ready To · Wear, Hou11wares, RCA Television, l)raperies ..,a.nd Dry Goods . Reibel, MarGat,t orccJs Circle wieeting Is Held Reg. • Pumps BROWN. SlzealO Tit 3 Mrs. Rodney Sauer who Ber\;ed a .r ........ ,.,.., ......, ......... teat-her bt 1-tbe .. Blll~ae~tt~n:ar~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . ;;;;;;,;;;;;o:;;;;;:;;;;;;"",!;;::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~i:;;:;:;~:;:;:;:;;;;:;:;~~;;;~~:;:;:;;;~~~r ;;;; . Hostesses • . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . ·I· "If ' SAnlJDAY .......... · .. · .... 9 A.M. to 9 P.M . Blacttnar, Erma Smith. EAt her F'u-~ gate, MargQret Werner, Mn. Ect· MEN'S STORE PomerOy Cour& st:Pomeroy ward Baer, Mrs. WilHam M~tlack, . -:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;_;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~ Hclfm NcuLzling, Geraldinr. Yolln.J ;; 1 Marjory Crow, Evelyn Lanni;1p, J.:orcna Arnold, Marie Hou9l:, l'aulinc Mayer, Elizabeth Fh~t. Jenny Si'mmon. Mrs. Barber, CQr· H~11 Jacob111 Lucille Leifheit, May Mora, Alice Globaker, Lois Ann Burt. Laverne Findley and Lolil Nicoll. Womens Arch Shoes $5.87 ' •e ~ Mr. and Mn. Earl Hickman, 1nd daughter of C9lu,m·bus w.t~re · Sun· day guetts of Mr. and Mra. John were Mrs. Ebet Lea~~~r.1\ ~Gill&~ wi!'; Mrs. Charlotte PerriQ and Winnie Gibb!', * '. e.rttine .... Chillicothe.. schools vlait~ " OVL'l'i' the weekend with her 10a, "'G&."'Y't ancf. famlly,.J,n Mason. ..,... _. .... ~k Helen Karle Warren, P&'\riot, ,~ qent Uie weekend · with ... ~ uncle ami aunt, Mr. and Mnf Stewart Hawkin• and on Sund')\¢ they vi•ted Mr, and Mrs. Charle( Noffinpr and children, L,ymt and ... FltiDAY · · ...... · ............ · 9 A·M. to 5 P.M. I eed the ..arch meeting o1 the Associa!Jon. next Thur:~day. vhtdale, llleh., .. .btr JUtltL ,_ .. Hn. -De\bert Welk.r ollll.!111li·! &bten Linda ond Debbl';::t;lt,lle, have been ata:riDI with b~u­ . end in Mandield with Mr. 'and Dill, Enterprlae. Mrs·. Dallas Arnett.spent the 'W.ek . 1 . THURSDAY I program with the 46th P1altn. Us'' concluding her part or the ·During the business mce:U1~ !Us. Lowery announc~:~d tb.at the group would serve the BPW dlnner on April 9 and also ann,our.· ••• • Store Hours: Wl31 . to a. new world of fashion ... Mr. and Mrs. Dennla Gallagher and 11on G.au and Mr.' ' and Mra. T.e.rry Gallagher and daqhter. I DebbY, Ct,aarletton, IJliffi_t Suodly with Mr. and Ml'l. C. P. Gillq:her ·Mr. and Mnl. TeiT)' GaUaa-be~ ...., land baby were 1lso g:uests"'Of, b,er parents, Mr. aDd.,..~ .Karl Kloes. 1 Dr. Kathi-;n Poinduter t.ntertaine4 at luaebeoa Tuesday with h&' 3 DAY. MARCH SAtE' . 1) jti,Jifir.~,_.~~..,.,. n: . . 1 tAJt J<.-.. ..... ELBERF~ELDS . I ' . enta, Mr. an~ Mra. ChllrleC'Qf"l and Sall7 &uer, Browtt;~!?.•; uave movM to their home oa La\!• rei St., Pomeroy. lf.Sat. Welker: 11 etaUoatd iD Detroit q ·• ~ enUtln1 offl«r. Mr. and Mra. Paul .foluWH.' and Brian, bavton beea ll! , College Williamol Darst, 1tnior the and sana, Columbua, tpdlir ' tflt.,,, at their hooio South Jluole II OSU in return" weekend with iler fatber.~ ~,.w. ~ Avenue. · , ed to Columbu1 Monday night Autbenon, Bradbi.U')'. · ,, Shirley :Mllb' and erand· after a vacatioa With bli pare!WI, ·oon, Sherman MIUo, and Hro. Em· Mr. and Mro. David Darst Jr. Donald Lowery, chairman presic!· 1 ed and welcomed tbe vlaitors ~md Mrs. Judson White conducted 3 l L•nten devotional service which .Mra.,Pey Hysell and Mrs. Georee .. H. Parker -.!ere business visitors included Scripture readingl' from In Athens, Tuesday. the Gospel of St. John, a reiding Mn. Everett Thomas -is aubstitu· "Three Gifts" from the £¥fer ting at the Ccmtrnl School for issue of "The Ideals" and hYmns Ralph Spencer wbo ta 111. accompanied by Mr1. Paul Jimmy· sutton or Ft. Gay, Va. Haptonstall. spent FridiY and Saturday with The guests and members ·o f the . Mr.. and Mr~. Herbert Dixon and "group introduced themselyea anrl famlly. TONIGHT Mrs, Lewia H. Sauer an~ : Mh'l Mr.s. carl WeUman of Ft. Gay, FAMILY !liGHTS Farle~lewine tegisterejJ,.. vls!· l W. Va. was the week 'iliJd j"UI!It of 2 Adult Tickets Admits TruckLors a"" presented tbe_m with her mother, Mrs MIDD~e Gettyt, Ao,oa .Gardner Stewart Graneer East'er croues used for · idD!'Odu.O. Rutland Road, -' · ' BHOWANI JUNCTION lng the ladles. ~·: • f. : . ·~:~ · · Mra. Carl Wellman and Son, (Clnemueope-Technicolor) . The program lncll.lCled r.Eaflt~ Jimmy Sutton, were Saturday :«JV& - alsopoems read by Mrs. Bar;oldiiSa~r nina dinner guesta· of Mn. CJ.ara T~y Moore Frank •Lovejoy who c)loae the fol~~~"' telc~ GrueBer and daughter, lin. Wll· SHACK OUT ON 101 Uons: ''The Laat Supper·~. ..The rna Stobart ~~:;:;~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~~:I Ballad of the Trees and the Ma,..l ~ ter" "Pilate Remembe~" ''BeMrs. Eldoa Weeki returned ~ . neath the Crass of J an; 1 her bo!D~ Tuelday after 1 Rf,oral ~ J "What Doea Easter MelD 0 j dayl Vlllt in Cohambul () ~ You". Mrs. Dwi&ht wa read and .)fr~. Oliver Landers ,_.,;)li&;,JPi:•f1/.lfjlll'll an article- "A Description or Je· Nelsonv•lle with Mr. . and Mrs. .... · John R. Weeb. /JI 11 sus" using Solman'a "Htat1 of . .yfl, p ,.....- .JJ./ Christ'' a1 an illuttration or.~ 'h~r Mrs. Frank Amo1 Of Melvindale, J'J •• N~ ~ article. Mrs. Paul HaptonltK'l Micb. illhe guest ol Mr. and Mra. ~~ ~ and a gue1t, Mn. Beulah White Joha Frick, Rock Srplnp Road. ~ sang a duet "My God and I" ac· Mr. and Mn. Jobn Frick and ~. companied by th' former on the I guest, Mrs. !'tank Amos were .u. accardian. Tuesday luneheoa. guel'tl or Dr. IN'....Kathryn Poindexter, Middleport. Tbe avenlng'a study ICIIIOR .Miss Nettie Koebler and Jdn, give~. by Mrs. Joe Bailey •. on Willlam 1>.\\tson vtalted Suiwtay ln "~atl?nallsm ver~us Jntemahon GallipoUs wnb .Mr. and Mn~·,' alism' and Mrs. t-owell Proba&l,!ll ' Charles Weaver . reviewed the chapter "Who I~ · · · • • My Nela:hbor" from tb~ ftud¥ Mr. and Mr1. Harry Carleton alld b'o ot "The . United Nationa 'n(\ family of Racine and Mi!t &Ui"er _, .. • llr. and )ln. John Frlot, . . . .l Road, and Mn. l'rank ~! ~ ' The Dailv Sentinel CONnST iiNDS ~.:: :-..W., ~:-•N · - • .. I will .. looid . ' A "'"" "d - • • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 20, 1957 kurtz winebrenner