http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/954f5033356a3b3905c35fcfdcdd234f.pdf a3edae4656fae5233227d88bcdbba826 PDF Text Text ' • ..,. ' ~ S.tlnel, Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 ., April 12, 1957 The Daily Sentinel Phila~ecJSociety Installs New AN UNUSUAL BIRO COLUM BIA. crrY, Ind.-A ono legged slflrlina apent his thi•·d wlnter at the t.trm or Mr. illd Mrs. Carl Kayfman . The lack o1 a • · ·Officers At Thursday Meeting 10'&. Georae Childt was inlta:l· Kinley; treasurer, Mn. Gene Nor ed as ~ldent "Of the Philatlle.t ton; Flower -chairman, Mn. E~· I 11'(1 dotHm't hamiicav lhe starling :SundiY liijnner iUeats of Mr. and wh1ch hops after lilraln ll'll Mn. A. Keith McClung were Rev. brea.d .scraps left by the Kauf- and Mrtl. Shirley Wood of Chuhlrt 1 mans. T Ohlo, Mn. Hua:o Juhllns ancl. Don.. 1 ald Smith. when nest Lallancc. The installa hon Niddloport tcremony closed w .th a prayer th; mel It the Chun:h -of Christ A potluck &Uf"" .Per pn~eded tbe meeting and Jlra. Fred I. Gardner gave lh .:o invocation . Mrs. Ernest Lallante 1nd· Mn. C. E. Vince were eochairmen o( the &UopPf'r and now· Ws for Lhc tables were arrang • I by Mrs. Edward French aud MN. Robert Reibel. Mrs. Reibel, president, the meeliJTg and opened pr('senlOO the new officers with corsages as they wm insl.allcd by Mrs. Gardner .' who gave a short talk on '.he merits of the Philalhea Society. Other new officers are; v :r~ pl'esident, Mrs. Denver Rice: SE'" retary, Mrs. Robert McE.Ihlnn .· astl.sbant set-r~arY. Mn. 0 E. M~:: , 1 ~~,~~N Dl'ive·ln "' ... ··· ~ - -' THURS.-FRI. Tyrone Power APRIL 11 ·12 Su1an Ha'yward Lilies to decorate the churrh sanctuary at Easler were ordered. Mrs. Ch1 lds ronductcd the l11.s~ part of the meeling and announc· cd her theme for the comhg )'ear as "Love" wi~h the May mectitlg program to use the vcr· ~cs on luve from the Gospel o~ St. John. Fred I. Gardner. plstor or the churrh was mecUng. the only ;;::ucst at th~ Mr.s. Mary ............. . 25 ft. Nine Attend PTA Spring Conference Nine membcn of the Melga County PTA''! attende4 the .annual spring conlerence ol Southea11t Dhltrl~t PTA held Wedneada.,y in Cambridge. 1 One hundred eighly-two attended the mcet Jng and those from Meigs County were Mn. Roy Tra. cy Jr., eDUnly cou ncil president; Mrs. Harold Eber11bach and Mrs. Leland Sisson. Sugar Run delegates; Mrs. C. F. Tompkln11, Central delegate. Mrs. Nathan H1ggs, president or the Bradbury PTA and Mrs. Glen Evans, Bradbury delegates; Mrs. Ca rl Dennison an d Mrs Robert King, ltutland delegates and Mrs. Paul Theiss, Middleport di!legatc. Plastic Garden Hose . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . $2.19 50 fl. Jn char~e r dau bter Cathie, property ---- ' ' Mr. and Mrs. W!lli;.~m · Ever sou and daughtef's, Patricia and J:m· icc, s pent the weekend with Mr and Mrs. B!'~n~rd Krinke and lwo r.hilctren, Chillicothe Monday an :l Tuesda~ Mr. and Mrs. Carl fdr· Icy, Brllbant, were g~es ts _at lhc Everson home and With h1 s pJr· ents, Mr. and Mrs Waltr-r FarJe.,. who have moved to the McMasl~:· apartme~t. . . Mrs. l:.arl Warnke IS VISltll:<t rc latlvcs 1n Ca lcdoma Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart and Mr. and Mrs. M'anmng KIOCH aurl son, K€nt. drove to Columbu r Thursd ay to meet Je (jn Smlll't, ,, studen t at Andover-Newton Sem inary, Boston . Ma ss., who l.s holn <~ for HprlnR vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Cha rles McMastc:· were di nner guusts Sumby of Mr. and Mrs . Cash Bahr and d<~.u ghters, ChnsLJ ne and Candace. Lt. James llollcr, who is ~ra­ tioned at Eglin'Air F'orre Ba s .~. Florida , WJII lea.vc July 8 f-1 .-• - - ----- - Twin Steps · · · · Made of high lcns!l •lecl .. · · · $2.77 Outdoor Chairs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3.33 All metal " SUPER KEM TONE i\LL SHADES qts. . . . . . . . . $2.05 gals. .. · $6.19 RICH COAT ENAMELS qts. $2.30 I g ' .., I Covmgj.on, K )'. Roo111s F f'llteW Monterey 4 Door . • RaJ:Ito. heater, l)ew palnt. Standard tr.ansmls· llon. ~ -".• :. '· -~ • Non·lnflammoble fabric • fully ' hemmed and headed .. .... 'lit'"' ....... • Gothtrtd oleafl: > 110 - . _ .. valance needed. New tKciting.-:_non.:_¥10ven fabric .. ""-· . - • . Ideal for any rCJpm· in lhe home~· lndudlng 1par• raam, den, children'!_I'CJO_!!'._oung_alo'!_. 1 ef~ - .. CH00$4 FROM • .. ~ ' • flOUI PAllllltS : f(DII( PAllllltS , ;_ 110111111 PAIIIINS • mTUIID PAIIIINS Mrs. Robert Story entertained the Lincoln Heights Canasta Club Wcdnl!sday eve nin g at her home. Pnzes were awarded to Mrs. Robert Da1ley , Mrs L<iwnncc Mur. arity, Mrs WJ!liam Wallace and Mrs. Eugene Conde Tlte answer, a note from Norwe,IIn Pteinler J.;iner Ger:har&en to Bulganln; W.at h•nded to ' the ·SOVM premier In :r.'losepw bY lhe HAVING A N~.a:iaD alnb-.~dor today,· Detiils Were not i:Ustloll1d, , The broadside ' Ciloryolor trade ln. ). . It's Our 104th Anniversary .. . . .. ~ . '. IICW Hydramattc drive. Owned by one of our eare. · . medtanlcs. Only $1995 Plrlrup New Daint..:ood Urea. Radio and Heater. ; $495 Phoae "!S Middleport 1955 Pontiac ' ' ' Treat the family to 'dinners here •·egularly. The['ll like the wide variety o delicious foods . . . . . and you 'II like the modest check! Here's fciOd for •nrf .111ood MARTIN RESTAURANT N. Zad Ave. Mlddlepon ; · 1954 Pontiae 8 cyl. blx. · · ·· · ··· · · · · · · $1,295 rJVe. · , \ . 19~~1ulc~- VI ~uper -.... .. ·.. · ~ .. $1,~5: · 4'.'!!'-~~~atlo'!' ~~"": lleouUful two !<>•• bl~e finlsh. I 9~3. '· cr.ev..-. ·elairt·················· $995 2 dro,~!~ ¥lido. Oae.ot tl!e oieanost ~·, around. . 19.:t~ Ply116Uth 2 dr. Hprd Top · · · · · ·: · Tl\ll. cit hl111ew palbl jot. a~d II o beivtiful I MANY MO~E BLAETTNAR E. Moin St. . dt di'. ~n. Spotlese oria'nal light grey two tone. Hydr 1 Di'a'tie • . . 1t5~·\•~~a v~ $11Uio.f ..........,, .•. $1,495 2 dr. '!IYiera Cpo. D7Doflow drive. R•al~ sharp lliaide and. oul Fu~ ly equtppecL * . 2 dr.<."~· t6w roueare £;. ~ eaieluJloeaJ owner. 1956 lulc. SpMil!f·VI · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · $2,395 4 ~· Sedan. DynafJow <lriYtl. 'tully equipped. One local owner. 1956 BulcUpeclal V8 ............. · $2,595 ** . ' . 2 dr. C.taUna C)le. l!Ydramatic drive. Pontiac's finest AU leather C.tallna Cpe. Po111tlac'• ~nest Hard Tal). All leather seata. ~auu. ful Inside and ·out. Power Steeri, and brakes. One eareful loCal' owner. . 1 •••• •• 4 dr. IUvtt!ra Sedan. Dyuaflow drive. Almost like the day it was sold! . seots, •FuU;o f<!ul\'ll!'.~' V. Star Chltf · · ····· ·· · $2 195 . . soP!>· A. Geer, if!• u.arcoUcs CLEVELAND w. UP - Polite -r com,.]· .-ao lr. his righ t. to hold up a 'bank trained. on •bla ev"'Y he sald. 19$6 Polliac Star Cllief · · · ·· ·· · , ·'. · · · $2,695 Shows good . LANCAS'I'ER liP ~ . Dr. .h It will make t·J COME IN AN~ CELE~RATE1 .WITH US! 1954 Chevrolet "210" ........ .... .. · $1,195 1956 ·aurc• Special va ,...... ·.. ·.'.. $2,695 1955 Ford VI Ra~h Wagoa ·.· ·; · · · · · · $1,850 Original light blue flni•b . FordornaUc. 1955 Pontiac -VUtatlon Wagon · · · · $1,995 Have Camera Attends Sessions 1~, Washington · \ ' Coroner-Job Bank Robbers·, ~vic!te~. otlalalfv. Cltief Frank Story predide ~ preifCtlptlonr, · r •· saturday that fewer-lbank robb'\'1 >i~e~ ~rldi,V ., Falrllold Cootnty ies will plarue the city now thl! eorOntr. , hidden - morie camera .Ia on thP. - . . a..r, 43, •h• plead•d tuliiY on job. 13 <0!!'111! ,.•.,.... h\,. eompllaaee ·Tbe cblef wu delltlr.ed ·wlth t.l)e -l'b4nka to you - our CU!Itomus · and dlvln~ · · ~Yl'dence we are c~lebraUna: our lOfth. year ~t continuo~. bua e~. Yes, U is . our · bartbday but }'O\f re;cetve tbe gifq tn 'hil'¥ 1, .ib both new ·anf,! • urred eara. We are r:eally going to .be , • ., .td, 4\IJ't.irith on new Btf. -. jek, or Pontiaca ~uring· tb.i1 ·~at eetehr,tivtr,and 'we have priced theae used one!S ·hsted to ni&We th~ reaf values. . · . Greer~ts Eye To Fear At Lancaster \ In the for111 of tlsi SaYings April 12th through April 20th ' • wllll ·~n lir, Plea• OtiCioeiO of the motli,n pidure t't!C dbomaa P". Hendrix:, Middleport ~ui!S., j;), Dljll ~'"'"'' :. ountr. of tho $2,378 robbert D(v., Man.,.r ol tbe Colulilbuo J~~IO" Dull ,:rJ,iii'Jcla~ •• ll•, · ~'rldot ot the St. Claii S ••· ' ond:: Southern Ohio Electric co., GB41i' • ll~peh4iecl !Wo-y~ar ~h , LOin Co. .. •~eat tile. ~olrt wO.Ii In Woat,fnJ- tene:e •on- tb.t aartOetlea 1'iolltiOnB will aid 11.s toD, o; With ·o.ther exe'c®v•r iad ..p,ociti' .blm oil· probot~ !~r . tbe CSOI: office Y<llh- But You Get the Treats • .. JOHN BLAIT~Nilll I J Ills pOlicy ol.,a<tlme trlendlhlp with Ruuia. · ' ' iSIIIlll! .. hM ·bten ia· UtssaUt'f, 70 0, and Ev11. HendricH. 4: dr. Sedan. Original Iicht lteeh finillh . This one's ..._,ally-tpoUess. WS·W 1950 Chevrolet United V'elts 'death, eharctrd the men who succeeded Roosevelt ba~e negated ¥n. 1955 Dodge Automatic tttrn•mlasion, radJo, heater, tlre1 and beautiful 3·Lone paint. A at the States, muklnll the ~~ •nnlveraary of Friftltliq D.. Roose. dr: Sedan, Doda:e'a fin.e11t. Power Steering. Power tute r.:macu· Ifate mside and out. ' • . 'l C::HRYSLER- PLYMOUTH " . it Sun·rtlistont colort Lincoln Heights Canasta Club In Wednesday Meet I Your family wiD favor Our fine food MEtGS MOTOR CO. •[;ic••• i &celltnt. draping quality 1954 Dodge VI Royal .. .. .. .. .. .. .. · $1 295· $791 ~ _ $299.00 BAKER Royal Hardtop 1952 'Mercury- .J • ·coats res• than the "Ciianlno of orcliacuy dral*l•• Urniturt We have 1 good ooledlon of lole model used ears and need older models {50·51·52) ur· geally. We Will Jive lop aUowaaee for lhe1c models. I 1057 • Plans wcr~ completed for a bake sal(' Saturday at the Krot~:t·r. Super Markel for the bencf1l of FOR ~~,lA the Pomeroy Emergency Sq11ad heart reactor rund whf'n the Sew. Hite Sewing Club met Wednesday evenin~ in the Ground Observer Corps building, Lincoln Heights. Mrs. Charle s Hoffman , president presided and the financi al report was goven by Mn. Jack Fowler. n The bake sale which is the ftnl On The Brightest Corner ot the dubs money m111king plans In Mlddlepol1 for the heart reactor tund, will be. i..;;;;:;~~~~~::;;:;;;:~~~ gjn lit 10 a. m. Mrs. Don Kennedy whb with her family have moved to Bradbury. was honored with a [ handerchief shower. Refreshments were served bY ! the ho.tteucs, Mrs. Edward Wells 1 and Mrs. Elmer White to Mrs. Cal· vln Simpson, Mrs. Donald Collins, I Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Charl(ls Spen. ct'f, Mrs. George Conde, Mrs. El· za Gilmore Jr .. Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Donald Marks, Mrs. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. Dayton YOU GET ON ·THESE CARS ' See Bob Perry or Don Stivers Del Ray % Door .•' ;", -.. I * *: * 'll'· co. FROM' . ,BUGGIES . . . TO ...U I .. -' OPIRATEO ON u,O- ·JNI llr~ .,....tH en S.tUfo rerncw•l of 1n ..-ttfl tubo In ~lo ~~i d•ct. . enttne Weothet· ctoMr ...... Ohio: ,..., ;:::c """'· -~~....... .,.,, _ , - . fow lrlo. l'olr ... - •114 • llttlto . .,...,. HW. ... oNoyi6-4S,Iow.......,...,. In"" :lh. tH~If~•;.M.._ Arn ~ 72" WIDE.. • 90" ·' LONG . lfrg Lillian Stc 1rr. organist at the Fir~t PresbylcriJn c hul'<'n , surpr ised the choir Wednesday after their weekly rehearsal when stJe seJ vPd punch anjl nut bread ! to the following members · Mr... lluhcrt Taylor, Mrs. lia le Hy.~cl l , M1.-;s Fane Erlew1nc , Lynn Buchiinan, Pat Carmack, Mr. and M ~<: Harolt.l Sauer, Lcwi .., H. Saue · Floyd Carmack, Mrs. Paul Hap· to nstall and Rev. Howard .. Ro!)pelt. • Elza Gilmore Jr. will be hoslcASca ' for the next mlieting. SharD; low mUelge, lou I owner. 1t you -.ro Jookfn1 for • Ji.b-new car at a uacd car pri~c here II II. FUI.L',WIDTH Sewing Club Plans Bake Sole To Aid Emergency Squad strickland. Mrs. Geora::e Conde 11nd 1956 Chevrolet ~ • FUR "'JTURE :i ""' , '- I I $1.98 of rcnta l ol H1e Sts.s•m l ' -• ..) • Mail TriCkles Through U.s.. Postoffices Today A~pec.~s MOORES POMEROY OHIO 5 FT. LADDERS $3.69 VISll~d I I h('rc ill June anrl Wlll VISit thc r " Ro'' ' ' paren ts. !\ir. an d ." ·s. "lax and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Uarllc\'. Mrs. Minnie Gilmon is v1si!in;: 1 V.r and Mrs. RaymoP.d Burnl anrl or "'· ;.;;;;;:.;,;;;;._;;;;;._._,_.____"1 ''' I r -p. Si:~Son and Mr. and Jr!>stp M;!-1, William Sisson, Ch 1rago, a 1111 Mr~: l~..aac .. ~ll)'lor, !tutland. wc:·r b~ sln<'s~ vlsJLurs Ill Middleport ~~ MrIll!.:~ or Mr.s. Lillie Jlaurk cntertuned the Jolly Cluh W.cdneHday evening at her home, Osborn St. . ., Kr.-nnc!h Cook!.', Rn<Wl'y oo·.o.·n- Guam . ~~ :tnd ~I rs Roltr a t 1n, ami Dr. c. It Stngleton uf 1 thelr chlidr('ll Lat h1c and Marie, K }o'Ja . arr Char!t•!>ton ht~\'C retur ned fro m a 1 "~ res t VIew, . .ex.pccf1 t·. 1 r h -e nI • In Cambrid~e We?nesda ".l en Sou th Third Aven u<!. Sa lly Schaaf. ·{radualc stud . mt Dav1r1 Thomas, !thn~rliVIile, wa~· M1s~ Virginia Arnold , RN, is a at Oh1.1 lJniv !'nuty , a'tcndcd ;J the Thursday ev~n:ng dinner 3UrJ;{ical pal1ent at thf' . Cabel! kcturc ... pon;;ored by the Dept. or guest Mr. and Mr~ Evcrc rt I Counly Hospital, Hun tington, ac · Psychology r t Cllemit;try Audil!)rThomas and daughter, t'ayc. cord111g to word rc c~i vcd Thurs- ium Thursday Jug ht . The spe, :.. . day by her cou~m, Mr1>. Ctiffotcl I cr was Dr. Dornthy C Adkin ~ Harry Canterbury und crwcn• Erwin. ('ha1rman the Psyc!YJlO&/ surgery Tuc:Kiay m or_ni ng at !he Dr ~nd Mrs. J•Jhn Kirl·hcr and Dept. or the Univrrsi'y or North ~olzpr Hos pital and Is convalcse- ch ildren Columb us, arc weeken.l Caroli na, ant.l lwr tl'lpic was mg nieely. guests .of Mr. and Mrs. Rodney I".Some of McasuremclH MrA. Marc1a DeLay, Mrs. Wv11tt Downing. in Educrhon . Thompson , Mr. and Mra. Walt~r . M~s : .H obert Nea l, Ports~outh. ~ Mrs. Jam es Pullell and M• .. DeLay, Milton ·DeLay and Mr o:. Is VISiting M~ . and Mrs Cha rlf''i Gle nn Lambert we re guests Dollie DeLay 11\1 of Columous Neal and ~amlly, · Tuesday when Mrs. Robert Raw who were here Thunday to a!· Beck~, t;llen and Tommy Lt~On· lings entertain('d h"'r Canag·'l tend the fllnrrar or Alma DeLdy ard, children of Mrs. Paul Leon· r. Jub Prizes were """ b" M.. ~. Burton were dinner guestl of Mr. ard, and Ann (amp, daughter of Earl ' Knight and ,\Irs. Walter aod Mrs. John SmiLh. Mr. _and ~rs. Asa _Camp, Maso'1. Crooks. Mrs. Rawliut,~ se rved 1:o ar~. 1!1 With whooping cough and desM>rl course to the guests and r~k.c n pox. members. A shont bustness scuion wa; Cinemascope - Technicolor) held with Mn. Hauck, preside nt, prC!<.Idin g. Mra. Roy Mayer and -aliOZa<!hery Scott Barton MacLane Mrs. Otmrr Grimm Were each TREASURE 0~ RUBY HILL presemed birthday gi'rs from !he (Out-door Western) club and also from their mystery C•rtoon - FOXY DUCKLING , si.ster and Mrs. Albert Wood · ri ' received an an niversary gi~~ SATURDAY ONLY APRIL 13 from her mntcry sit~ter. Guy Madison Patricia Medina Gatncs were played ani] a prize The Giant Pre-Hiatorlc Monster awarded to Mr!l. Gent• Evans, a!'THE BEAST 0~ HOLLOW tt'r whirh rcfreBhments Wt'le serMOUNTAIN ved by the ho!le~s to those nam. <Ci nemascope - Technicolor) ed above and Mrs. Wllbur Hann-alsOing, Mrs . Donald llauek, Mr.. Van Heflin Vera Mile& ~3 PACE$ TO BAKER STREET Gerald Wildermuth, Mr~. Charll''l (Ci nemascope - Technicolor) Stra uss, Mrs. Eldon Will , Mrs COMEDY at~d CARTOON Henry Dailey anU Nan-cy Jo Ma,r· Plastic Garden Hose Kunzdman friend~ UNTAMID PHONE 388-Y MiddJepo;tSociety Notes POMEROY SOCIETY • ..-·-.. ...~ . ' Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Larry Wildermuth is conflnl'rl to his hom<', Mulberry Ave, wilh chicken pox. . . Thursday. Mr. Taylor IS Mrs. Lillie Houck '· Is Hostess Wed. For Jolly Club on Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 ' 111 Ill Clreulalloli .,The: ONL y · Drcipery' that looks - Bea~tlful Both Sides'' by Mrs. French. • U~! Mndii!DI , -- Sotiiety 'Th\ll'aday eveninlil - • .. SINGLE COPY-Ic I I Raeine Attitude Cited Most Important , In New Growth • �• ' ' \~ ~ $' ~~~ I . Daily Sentinel Day Book 'f ~ TELEVISION GUII)E "WSAZ -TV Chan,;el · tm.~3 Sundoy . ' Chester PTA will hold lll lar rrieeting Monday, April l. c~ ·;;. .. l 8p m . ' The Frten!(ft'y Cart'le' Of the Fo•t" I w11! meet nu;'":~Y at 8 p m In lh~ 80ti&1 room I;i;to;! !i t~.,~ -:- '\ \ Cl yde 8 t>nta l1vc for t1on Credit P1 . W!l,t, Eye 6:30 iotemary Cloonq Sha. '\ Sl.ti&dly Nigb.t Jamboree 6 : 4~ :re~r, F1cld Coml'l were placed on a table unde:streamera of blue and 11lve.· paper with white bells •uspend- ina:. Games were played and prizes awarded. The door prize w,;n awarded to Mlss Nancy S1110n of Pomeroy. Statesmen Quartette 7 00 77tb Bengal !.A~~• 7 30 Cu·cus Boy ' 8·00 Steve Allen Show '1 ·30 ~People Are Funny Sho~w 900 'I'hc ,Alcoa Hour 10 00 the Loretta, Young Show < IJ.\I=:'!',;)''w' :~~:;~:~i~~;ri~'~:]:~i;: Heaill\n" Ai!'"''"'"'" Oduc!lcn ('redJt el!ltJrs, f1elt!uwn rtDm Otdo, Indiana, •iltueky ~ The offlce Wtll remam optn " ChanneG8 , Sunday- Chllnnel·a 'the Pillit Chi Pfll of Meigs Temple, Pythian Sisters, Will • ~··• ·1 Mon da y night at the home of M1!ton Ru!llstll, B~adbUI'Y 8 R&ach of Tt:.:u Ran&Olil Big TDp Lite in U. S. A Baseball Prev1ew Baseb~tll Game of Week J,. Town Meetlng 'IV Classroom Air Power 7 00 Zane Grey Theatre 8:00 - Jackie Gfeason ShOW' 10.00 Lamp Unto My Feet 10:30 LoOk up ann Live 11 :00 United Nabons in Aetlon 11 ,30 C&m<'Ya Thct!1 12 •00 Lt"t's 1'ake A Trip 12 30 WIJd BtU Hickok 100 Heckle and Jeekle I 30 •Badge & Bullets 2 30 The B1g Picture 3 00 Ready Mr. Rosewater 3 :JU Face the Nation 4 00 Hlddeh Treasure 4 30 Ommbus 600 My Fnend Fllt·ka 600 Chem1cal Prog Style Show 630 Ann 1e Oakley 700 Las.s!e 7 30 Marge & Gower Champlon, BOO Ed Sullivan 9-00 G. E Tbeatre 9.30 Alfred Hitcbcocll: 10:00 f64.0fJO CbaJielige • 10-30 Wbar s My l:Jne I I 11 ·00 Sunda:v News Special 11.1~ Tile !.ate Show I w. VA. ' I lW-ol:mwDIDHoll7woo4 AeiUU 1tioll, ~ -·---but , "lila clrl....t l l b l t l o : lloeWoot.demo-too,lbal~ "" 10 "Como up OD4 lW bOIDteotiOD OIIOI!owiiiiiiD :~~ao•• f9oUlopl. (l-1 ed to her home Saturday after spendinc the past three ~eks in Sl Peteraburt, Fla., with ber fa· thcr, Roy Heaton. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bl!i1ke and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ra:{Pic&e,l., Mrs. BeUy Call and familY were amdng those attendihg ~e :Scout Elblbitlon at the National GuarJ Armory on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gla!e and children, Pomeroy were Sundny euests of Mr. and Mra. HaiTI Johnson. J. M. Little is visitlng his bNtlier at Gallon, 0 . William Bass of East Liverpool spent t.he weekend With h1s fa'!lSign On. Fa1th F~ .,T;OdV 1 ,~ • Oral .R'oberts 20th Ccnturv Theatre Two Gun Playhouse 10:110 11.00 20th Centucy Theater \2:30 lltn Off 3 00 MaNhaiJ College 3 30 John Hopkins File '1 4.00 College P!)lSs Conferoet 4.30 Med!r.al Ro~izons 5:00 CartoGn Theatre 0.30 TBA 13:00 20tb Century Th~atre 7.30 Hollywood Film Theatre 9.30 Ted Mack's Amateur Hour 10.00 Inside Mus1c 10:30 20th Century Theater a.rc announein1 the blrtb of a lO P\ Thurad.ty In ll.,.o Clint.<. Th' loh1110ru abo hue a dau1bte• Grandparents JrllllrJ. Ada Vao Meter, Cbe:lb.lre and Robert V11n lloler, Clifton. llr and llrt. cune lrwi. ' Soutlulde, Mr. and Mn. Stanll!y Colley and ebUdlen, New Haven villted llr and Kn Da111 Levm~o and lfr. and Mn. John Hamson, Sunday. SHOWEll On A9ril 2, Mr. and Mra Cb ar' .Allenrworth weu honored wltb a miac!eUaneout ehower at the home o1 Mr. and Mn. James Bennett of ,Clifton. The gills LH ID Oft to Ad'{e~!Ure,. ~ 12 1~ voui' Trou~Jiio 1~ · 30 TV C!ioj>OI'•' 1 00 Championship Bowllnl 2.00 Passover Service 2.30 Mr Wizard 3 00 Amertcan Forum 3 30 Zoo Parade 4·00 Wide, W1de World 6 30 Ou tlook wit h Chet Ht&ntlel' 6.00 Meet The Pr~81 "' 6:30 News Picture County WJII will bQ on 1ttg I in Lomsvlllc, · munion servlce -..: o.s tUSS (lJ Rac1ne Volunteer Firemen Aux· ihary will meet MondO'y April J5 ut 7 30 p m, tn the town haJJ Al l me mbers are urged to attend ' Not 'Oolttg West' , 9• ntt The meetmg of t he Sugar R~n PT.\. schedul ed for Thuraday e ~· mn g A:Pifl 18 bas be~n piOstpon:!-1 lo Thursday April 25 due to Hoty WeE'k il was announced today b.Jo Mrs Ra y Wood veard president. \ .., ~ 1 10 10 Chrbtian SCi~nee PrOcram t0·30 Wllat One Pt~n 11 00 h lm SundiY. Uoly CO.bl• Mrs f..c Mard tcwcn, Mrl1. Fugat e an d Mrs. Thomas - ' IO·lO Sian On church. Mr~. Jarues Clo,twc-:tn!., 1he p-'Y'ogram chamua a and Woilldo J BaNelt Wdl <.•ondutt ·-:: ••-.,, WOIS h lp sf l'V!Ce JO.ANCER$. HAVE A KICK COMI~O: . WSA%-TV ·\'CHA""IL f etlltt> tl -c hu ~h . <J: ~· . G - •\ ' The hosleuet M?J- Jane Ben· nett, Mlt& Phyllia Williallll and Mn. Betty Call served refresh· menU of hot-do••· potato chips pJneal)ple ~&lad, cake, punch ancl favon of pa,ruola to Mrs. Mable Johil\on, J Jean Bl4ke, M1'1. l'.dra Kearns, J4n. Clara WIUiama, EUR Bunt~, ~'· Geraldine Varian and ton, Mrl' Goldie Bl.te, Mn. Dor.:.· thy Vi,n Meter, ?ftrs. Lora Ander· son, Mrs. Eula Stewart, U.n. Eve· lyn Nicbollon, .Mra. Lucy Harr• son Mrs. Alma Johnson, Cbarle~ Blake, Jimmie Blake, DO.roth:; Blake, Mtl. Wilma Bllke, Mrs. Mollie Fox, Mrll Anna Hoffman, Mrs. Marie Smltb, Mlkey Burns, Mrs. VIolet Burns, Mrll. ShU'ley Tueker, Mrs. France• Oljver, Marllyn Burns, Pbyllis WiJUams, Janet Nlchobon, Greg Srruth, Mrs Belva Roush, Joe Ronsh, MT!II Pauline Stewart, Mrs. MarJie Rickard, Marilyn Dont, Mrs Katie Bau, E1alne Cartwright, Mrs Laurene Lewis, M1s11 Laura H11l· land, Mrs JQ.!loebme Knopp, Mrs Mary Roush, Mrs. Lera Van Meter, Mrs Jeasie Cartwrilht, Mrtt. Thelma Henry, Mrs. Naney Van Meter, Mrs Helen WUliam1, Mrs. Florence Youpg, Mrs. Ted ltiley Sr., Suzie Wams;ey, Eugene Wams ley, Johnnie Wamsley, Bonn1c Wamaley, Mrs Mae Wamsler, Jackie Call, Johnnie Call, Mar~:e Call, Unda CaU, Sammy Ben· nett, Sandra Bennett, Jimmie Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. James F.ennett and Mrs Betty Call of Cltnon, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aliens- 3 J»~ee. or land 2J. fl.ual. -t Shqw ve. ian htele• rulera 0 C1il'l'a name 211. P'rerich •atltlat e Quiet. 7 M'.acaW• H. Farm. 8 Monttai']F ani· mal untt flAtvia) 11. x.to crte t . Dutt• eom.. note. U. Pal,rs mune Jl. Old ' lf Tafl#tr 10 ThfOQJh tlmq Tw..,.-no ..... 'l& ~ V. 8. \'Ice· 10 TlnJ' (lrd'talc) &t. Wt!IJ:ht preald.tnt 17 Accumul&tt SS. Holt-boNnr (Turlt ) 17 18 T~• tool 40 Loiter lA""ent. Ul. Wonhlp 31. LUther 42 hther 2(1, Halt an tm 21 City oil 13 &ventnr .u-abaaa it. M"OURJikt mt.~ll ·~· Mldda. 3&, Jitii!ft~ t7.=tr IMont) ftuk 22 ProtnU..,. Sf. Comtor\ lpot~t. - u . Indian aar-men' . . ·31. .lump weli\t I . . ~-ltlon•t SO.P;:en :~ .~ "' I 990 On yQur Dial ' II I Your Robert Hartenbach, sheriff, 31 A to. Biram Sle:wter, Rutland. Edwin Andtew and NOtft C Cross Sunrise To Sunset Stotlon· . " liiil a., puols, Letart, .to Fred M Link, truatee. . Jf-Jl·W. and Eleanor BJaettnar, lOt', Poll)eroy, to Charles •F. WUderm,q~ ·: 11-ou II. MUy ..._c_...,. ctu~>Apnt f.llawnN .,........,. ,.... DIMe Don't forpt-tomorrow .UCht It 1 00 P. M. It Ordnance Stbool the Shawnee Brave• tnll b1ve thtlr annual blue jean d1nee. J.d. mbaion is 15 cent~; tincte and ~ cent.a per couple. Fund• are :o be uae4 for the club't activitie1. 4-H Dlmon.. r-*n C...._ts Last week you -were ginn :~n the mfonnatioa uvailable on tb ~ 4-H PubUe Speatin,c Contest Since the Publlc Spealuoe and demon~~ottaUon contests are hi! d at the 1ame time and, are of equal 1mport•nce, 1 thin you should be brou,a'bt up to date on the re1u· lat10n, ot the demomtration eontat wbitb will be beld on June 14 of tbia year. Tbe WlnMr• of the county will go to tbe reeional contest at the Roane County +H Camp OD Jg}y 3. Tbe rejlODUJ wmnen, of coune, ro to the ltate contett on Auc:ust 22-23. Muon County hu alwa)'l been well re· presented at the state contest I 1ee no reason why 1901 Jhould be an exception, Now is a •ood time to Jtart JiVIDJ your demonlltration. Some of laat year'1 winner• had elven their demoDJtr• tion 50 lOme tima hard to beat one liven tbat many time1. There n~ aome regulabonl I would like to point out. n·. 1. Only 4-H Club memben who paued their 14ih and not tb.•l" 2ht birthday u of January 1, 191'1. and who have eompletej three years of club work ureludmg this year are eltgible · l compete in Regional and Statt' contests. However, we enco11ragc df!monstrations of all age brackeU m tbe county 2. Former 'state winners &re not elig1ble to compete m the aame clan. However, they m~:~t compete In another category or clau rovi.ding tbey are carrywg the required project The demonstrations should Dl)~ be lesa than ten mmutea nor more than 15 tninute~. not count· ang set up time Claues of de· monstratlons are aa follow• · LETART FALLS · Mr and lin. Robert WorkJIIan and ch1ldren of Columbul •pent I~ weekend W\lh Ilia parstl, Rev. aBd Mrt 11o)'d Wortman. Mr. and Mn. Olear KcDade of ParbnbW'J aDd lfr_ and Mr• Ralph Wett of CihClnoaU wer1 a.e•t. over the weekend of lit. and M.rJ. Wm. Vanan. Kt. and Mn Henchel Roush are t.he parent.~~ G! a daYabt.er bOfft Aprtl 1 at Holzer ko.Pital. A!r and Mn. Roy PeahCtn, aau· a:hter Sally v11ited Monday wlih b11 parent.l, M'r. and Mn. .AI~rt Pear.ton of Bal.han. The WSCS Of the Letart Fait, Metbodllt Church beld an aD day meetmg Thursday and wor.i:· ed on the chain of the cburcb. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Sayre o! Antiquity vaited Suod.ay wJI b Mr. and Kn. Herbert Shields. Serv~H,td For. Mr. Winebrenner Ft,nerAl 1ervicef fo; Cl,llle ,'Wfa. ebrenner .wete held J'ri4ar ~ naon It u.e R.awllnp.eo,tt NntP al Home with tbe Ret. Clanmul E Hoyt, pattor or the .¥1dd1e;:wt Fint S,ptltt. C"ollft.b. o"MidaU,n,. S~clal mule -wu preaent6cl b)' 1 choir from 11M Blptilt Cburcb .{, cJudlnJ .M:r •nd' Mit.. t,.. D. Du... Mn. Ulliao H~IJee, ~Mrs. Shlrlej Mtl:ll, Mrs Homer HYieU, JID. Beulah Whate. Burial was in the Gravel H11l Cemrt.ery at Chetbare .a n d p~l "' bearers were Oharlt"s Bennett. • J1me. Souders, San.filrd Thom.111, L. D. DileJ, R E Rollma and Law· renee wat1cer I ,o;;;;;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; II INSURE Your Motor Boat . Mr. and lin. Wtlley BeUes Jr. and Mrt, Ferne B. Hayman spent the weekend in Dearborn, Mleh , where 11r Belle& attended thl! bowune .toum1ment. Brea.......Saked fOQd•. ett". ClothiD(-1. construction or 2. _Wear-cue 'Dairy Food&-yreparatlon, Agoinst Possible -Accidents mara- ufacture or ue of dall')' fooda in the hoDJe. . Dalfl' ProcluetiOJl LOSS OF BOAT OR MOTOR Safety, Forotry, Livestock, Conservation Poultry· 1. Production 2 Marketing 3 FoodJ Rural Electrifacation Sail and Water Cona:ervation Vegetable · 1 Production 2 Martetinf" 3 Soil fertility and lmprov ·· me nt 4 Pre11ervation and MuJ(eJiaoeou6 Foods includ2 ----andy noot prev1ousJy mention· ed. If you want fu partiCipate in lhe demonstration coftb!st, stlrl reparation now. If we can be of any help to you from lbJS" off'C'.:!, Eet tn tou(h Wltb us. Marion V&n Mete-r of Middleport, Mrs. Ho)lt'8rd Johnson, Robin Johnson, DenniS" Johnson, Mrs. Jack Johnson, Mrs Roberta Roa~. Ahce Roach of Maaon, Mrs. Loui"~ Better to be Safe Thon to be sorry! REASONABLE RATES VDEdwa Juarmee or AIITJpeo B. %ad 81. Phone 35-s Pom. ' erro• N. W. COM om.e Bul ea-t Slfeel, l'emeny a - 1 to 1!, 1 to J. cane al Neoa • Tlnm.l 1.w~o~r~th~,~S~uz~ie~A~U~e~n~sw~or~lh~,dM~r~•~·~H~a~ll~o~IH~art~fo~r~d~;~Be~t~ty~~R..~"';·~~~~~~:;:;~~~~;;;;;:~~~;;;;;:::;:;:::;:;:~~ ' 'MJ:., a'd Mrs., Chester ~iver .~~ ... ited his ~tber Mrs. Lena OJtvcr at Broad Run Sunday Mn Betty CaU and children viSited Mrs. D F. Ohlinger B'td Jimmy at Middleport Sunday. Mt. and Mrs. Ross Kmg and familY visited Lester Johnson Sunday. A iJ.y. ' ' I • Now At I ----"'::: ::-~--::-:-;-,-----,---,::-:--:c------c-,-----~- Effiyn Brlclclts Gordon Caldwell went to Cam. den Clark Hospital in Parkersburg Friday evening !or med1cal care. ! Mrs. Myrtle Frost was caUing on Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burton of Caloway Jtidre. Mr. and Mrr. Leonard Baylor or , AdcUson were Sunda;; guesu of Mr and Mrs, Wllliam Chapman and family and Mri. Ethel Stout. 4-H NEWS I Edgar Dorst and son Bob, of SUmner, werf' guests Sunday evenmg of 'Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brie-. klu. Mr. and Mrs. "P. P Doak aud family of Parkersburg~ W. Va., spe:nt Sunday with their daashter Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Headley. , M.r. and Mrs. Dana Hoffman are 9tarting to butld a new ho~e on the lot they recently pun:hued from Jobn Arbaugh. Mr. and Mrs Eugene Sto,.., 'of ·~ Darwin, Harold Parker and We• ley Arbaugh were calllng on ·MrS. Ethel Stout Sunday .. M d 'I W B r. an ., rs. ayne rld:let and brotber, Guy Spencer, ~re Sunday guests or Mr and. 'Mra. Be,r nard Warner of Dutdi: RJdae. William Hostetter was taten to ASSOCIATED RADIO $40.00 LESS Than Any Other Set Of Comparable Quality JIIHalira., iftd VlrJi,JI Speneer, 103 A., Orans:e, to Milo Caldwell. ~d)'i!M ~~~~. Jr., Betty J. Meigs General HCISp<IJil, po.Oeroy, . HO:W!!D, lott, sutton~ to Corbett for observation and treatme.jit, , 0 , ·•• uw """' H. C1..~. n. Mr.J. Ch' Ethel Stout d and Mlas' Bon. -Georte ind•Beulall Neillei-, lot a apman an friend, f::~dle d o. • N , Murphy and Don Headley •nd S ........ • .... ~~. ....,_,, _.o N<JnW an -rau e,g. friend, Miss Pauline Dorst aU ltIIII.I£rpeM 'ColiiCoat,' 31' A., Oll•e, to lhe shower and bel Una of v.- ' \ l'reda b'. v. Myera, aD!! Ed'ward Beat- tend<!~ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Story at Darwin $aturday night. l<iliili.l ... Witj''' k~~~ j(~~ tt~ • •lila! it-e. •~:r.,· )JI . Aluminized Tube Top Tuning l.~ot il\i'-' Uaiol ··=·It , Including Swinl Bose PHOIU Exquisite ~.Db ta"f~_tr~;,..:,,pere:~ 254J Sly ling ' Clear To Ufe Plelltre ' u 111.8 l'ltk ' . ... ... 0 . Easy Terms Arra"ged ' HSTq IOF!IU, SlJN,·MON. APRIL ASSOCIATED RADIO 14-1~ Gl,nn Ford Jeanne crain THI FAST~$1' GUN • ALIVI 214 E. Moin · .. ~ND Horry Miller, Owner PhoneZ54-J ' rv:.-. �• ' ' \~ ~ $' ~~~ I . Daily Sentinel Day Book 'f ~ TELEVISION GUII)E "WSAZ -TV Chan,;el · tm.~3 Sundoy . ' Chester PTA will hold lll lar rrieeting Monday, April l. c~ ·;;. .. l 8p m . ' The Frten!(ft'y Cart'le' Of the Fo•t" I w11! meet nu;'":~Y at 8 p m In lh~ 80ti&1 room I;i;to;! !i t~.,~ -:- '\ \ Cl yde 8 t>nta l1vc for t1on Credit P1 . W!l,t, Eye 6:30 iotemary Cloonq Sha. '\ Sl.ti&dly Nigb.t Jamboree 6 : 4~ :re~r, F1cld Coml'l were placed on a table unde:streamera of blue and 11lve.· paper with white bells •uspend- ina:. Games were played and prizes awarded. The door prize w,;n awarded to Mlss Nancy S1110n of Pomeroy. Statesmen Quartette 7 00 77tb Bengal !.A~~• 7 30 Cu·cus Boy ' 8·00 Steve Allen Show '1 ·30 ~People Are Funny Sho~w 900 'I'hc ,Alcoa Hour 10 00 the Loretta, Young Show < IJ.\I=:'!',;)''w' :~~:;~:~i~~;ri~'~:]:~i;: Heaill\n" Ai!'"''"'"'" Oduc!lcn ('redJt el!ltJrs, f1elt!uwn rtDm Otdo, Indiana, •iltueky ~ The offlce Wtll remam optn " ChanneG8 , Sunday- Chllnnel·a 'the Pillit Chi Pfll of Meigs Temple, Pythian Sisters, Will • ~··• ·1 Mon da y night at the home of M1!ton Ru!llstll, B~adbUI'Y 8 R&ach of Tt:.:u Ran&Olil Big TDp Lite in U. S. A Baseball Prev1ew Baseb~tll Game of Week J,. Town Meetlng 'IV Classroom Air Power 7 00 Zane Grey Theatre 8:00 - Jackie Gfeason ShOW' 10.00 Lamp Unto My Feet 10:30 LoOk up ann Live 11 :00 United Nabons in Aetlon 11 ,30 C&m<'Ya Thct!1 12 •00 Lt"t's 1'ake A Trip 12 30 WIJd BtU Hickok 100 Heckle and Jeekle I 30 •Badge & Bullets 2 30 The B1g Picture 3 00 Ready Mr. Rosewater 3 :JU Face the Nation 4 00 Hlddeh Treasure 4 30 Ommbus 600 My Fnend Fllt·ka 600 Chem1cal Prog Style Show 630 Ann 1e Oakley 700 Las.s!e 7 30 Marge & Gower Champlon, BOO Ed Sullivan 9-00 G. E Tbeatre 9.30 Alfred Hitcbcocll: 10:00 f64.0fJO CbaJielige • 10-30 Wbar s My l:Jne I I 11 ·00 Sunda:v News Special 11.1~ Tile !.ate Show I w. VA. ' I lW-ol:mwDIDHoll7woo4 AeiUU 1tioll, ~ -·---but , "lila clrl....t l l b l t l o : lloeWoot.demo-too,lbal~ "" 10 "Como up OD4 lW bOIDteotiOD OIIOI!owiiiiiiD :~~ao•• f9oUlopl. (l-1 ed to her home Saturday after spendinc the past three ~eks in Sl Peteraburt, Fla., with ber fa· thcr, Roy Heaton. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bl!i1ke and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ra:{Pic&e,l., Mrs. BeUy Call and familY were amdng those attendihg ~e :Scout Elblbitlon at the National GuarJ Armory on Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gla!e and children, Pomeroy were Sundny euests of Mr. and Mra. HaiTI Johnson. J. M. Little is visitlng his bNtlier at Gallon, 0 . William Bass of East Liverpool spent t.he weekend With h1s fa'!lSign On. Fa1th F~ .,T;OdV 1 ,~ • Oral .R'oberts 20th Ccnturv Theatre Two Gun Playhouse 10:110 11.00 20th Centucy Theater \2:30 lltn Off 3 00 MaNhaiJ College 3 30 John Hopkins File '1 4.00 College P!)lSs Conferoet 4.30 Med!r.al Ro~izons 5:00 CartoGn Theatre 0.30 TBA 13:00 20tb Century Th~atre 7.30 Hollywood Film Theatre 9.30 Ted Mack's Amateur Hour 10.00 Inside Mus1c 10:30 20th Century Theater a.rc announein1 the blrtb of a lO P\ Thurad.ty In ll.,.o Clint.<. Th' loh1110ru abo hue a dau1bte• Grandparents JrllllrJ. Ada Vao Meter, Cbe:lb.lre and Robert V11n lloler, Clifton. llr and llrt. cune lrwi. ' Soutlulde, Mr. and Mn. Stanll!y Colley and ebUdlen, New Haven villted llr and Kn Da111 Levm~o and lfr. and Mn. John Hamson, Sunday. SHOWEll On A9ril 2, Mr. and Mra Cb ar' .Allenrworth weu honored wltb a miac!eUaneout ehower at the home o1 Mr. and Mn. James Bennett of ,Clifton. The gills LH ID Oft to Ad'{e~!Ure,. ~ 12 1~ voui' Trou~Jiio 1~ · 30 TV C!ioj>OI'•' 1 00 Championship Bowllnl 2.00 Passover Service 2.30 Mr Wizard 3 00 Amertcan Forum 3 30 Zoo Parade 4·00 Wide, W1de World 6 30 Ou tlook wit h Chet Ht&ntlel' 6.00 Meet The Pr~81 "' 6:30 News Picture County WJII will bQ on 1ttg I in Lomsvlllc, · munion servlce -..: o.s tUSS (lJ Rac1ne Volunteer Firemen Aux· ihary will meet MondO'y April J5 ut 7 30 p m, tn the town haJJ Al l me mbers are urged to attend ' Not 'Oolttg West' , 9• ntt The meetmg of t he Sugar R~n PT.\. schedul ed for Thuraday e ~· mn g A:Pifl 18 bas be~n piOstpon:!-1 lo Thursday April 25 due to Hoty WeE'k il was announced today b.Jo Mrs Ra y Wood veard president. \ .., ~ 1 10 10 Chrbtian SCi~nee PrOcram t0·30 Wllat One Pt~n 11 00 h lm SundiY. Uoly CO.bl• Mrs f..c Mard tcwcn, Mrl1. Fugat e an d Mrs. Thomas - ' IO·lO Sian On church. Mr~. Jarues Clo,twc-:tn!., 1he p-'Y'ogram chamua a and Woilldo J BaNelt Wdl <.•ondutt ·-:: ••-.,, WOIS h lp sf l'V!Ce JO.ANCER$. HAVE A KICK COMI~O: . WSA%-TV ·\'CHA""IL f etlltt> tl -c hu ~h . <J: ~· . G - •\ ' The hosleuet M?J- Jane Ben· nett, Mlt& Phyllia Williallll and Mn. Betty Call served refresh· menU of hot-do••· potato chips pJneal)ple ~&lad, cake, punch ancl favon of pa,ruola to Mrs. Mable Johil\on, J Jean Bl4ke, M1'1. l'.dra Kearns, J4n. Clara WIUiama, EUR Bunt~, ~'· Geraldine Varian and ton, Mrl' Goldie Bl.te, Mn. Dor.:.· thy Vi,n Meter, ?ftrs. Lora Ander· son, Mrs. Eula Stewart, U.n. Eve· lyn Nicbollon, .Mra. Lucy Harr• son Mrs. Alma Johnson, Cbarle~ Blake, Jimmie Blake, DO.roth:; Blake, Mtl. Wilma Bllke, Mrs. Mollie Fox, Mrll Anna Hoffman, Mrs. Marie Smltb, Mlkey Burns, Mrs. VIolet Burns, Mrll. ShU'ley Tueker, Mrs. France• Oljver, Marllyn Burns, Pbyllis WiJUams, Janet Nlchobon, Greg Srruth, Mrs Belva Roush, Joe Ronsh, MT!II Pauline Stewart, Mrs. MarJie Rickard, Marilyn Dont, Mrs Katie Bau, E1alne Cartwright, Mrs Laurene Lewis, M1s11 Laura H11l· land, Mrs JQ.!loebme Knopp, Mrs Mary Roush, Mrs. Lera Van Meter, Mrs Jeasie Cartwrilht, Mrtt. Thelma Henry, Mrs. Naney Van Meter, Mrs Helen WUliam1, Mrs. Florence Youpg, Mrs. Ted ltiley Sr., Suzie Wams;ey, Eugene Wams ley, Johnnie Wamsley, Bonn1c Wamaley, Mrs Mae Wamsler, Jackie Call, Johnnie Call, Mar~:e Call, Unda CaU, Sammy Ben· nett, Sandra Bennett, Jimmie Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. James F.ennett and Mrs Betty Call of Cltnon, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Aliens- 3 J»~ee. or land 2J. fl.ual. -t Shqw ve. ian htele• rulera 0 C1il'l'a name 211. P'rerich •atltlat e Quiet. 7 M'.acaW• H. Farm. 8 Monttai']F ani· mal untt flAtvia) 11. x.to crte t . Dutt• eom.. note. U. Pal,rs mune Jl. Old ' lf Tafl#tr 10 ThfOQJh tlmq Tw..,.-no ..... 'l& ~ V. 8. \'Ice· 10 TlnJ' (lrd'talc) &t. Wt!IJ:ht preald.tnt 17 Accumul&tt SS. Holt-boNnr (Turlt ) 17 18 T~• tool 40 Loiter lA""ent. Ul. Wonhlp 31. LUther 42 hther 2(1, Halt an tm 21 City oil 13 &ventnr .u-abaaa it. M"OURJikt mt.~ll ·~· Mldda. 3&, Jitii!ft~ t7.=tr IMont) ftuk 22 ProtnU..,. Sf. Comtor\ lpot~t. - u . Indian aar-men' . . ·31. .lump weli\t I . . ~-ltlon•t SO.P;:en :~ .~ "' I 990 On yQur Dial ' II I Your Robert Hartenbach, sheriff, 31 A to. Biram Sle:wter, Rutland. Edwin Andtew and NOtft C Cross Sunrise To Sunset Stotlon· . " liiil a., puols, Letart, .to Fred M Link, truatee. . Jf-Jl·W. and Eleanor BJaettnar, lOt', Poll)eroy, to Charles •F. WUderm,q~ ·: 11-ou II. MUy ..._c_...,. ctu~>Apnt f.llawnN .,........,. ,.... DIMe Don't forpt-tomorrow .UCht It 1 00 P. M. It Ordnance Stbool the Shawnee Brave• tnll b1ve thtlr annual blue jean d1nee. J.d. mbaion is 15 cent~; tincte and ~ cent.a per couple. Fund• are :o be uae4 for the club't activitie1. 4-H Dlmon.. r-*n C...._ts Last week you -were ginn :~n the mfonnatioa uvailable on tb ~ 4-H PubUe Speatin,c Contest Since the Publlc Spealuoe and demon~~ottaUon contests are hi! d at the 1ame time and, are of equal 1mport•nce, 1 thin you should be brou,a'bt up to date on the re1u· lat10n, ot the demomtration eontat wbitb will be beld on June 14 of tbia year. Tbe WlnMr• of the county will go to tbe reeional contest at the Roane County +H Camp OD Jg}y 3. Tbe rejlODUJ wmnen, of coune, ro to the ltate contett on Auc:ust 22-23. Muon County hu alwa)'l been well re· presented at the state contest I 1ee no reason why 1901 Jhould be an exception, Now is a •ood time to Jtart JiVIDJ your demonlltration. Some of laat year'1 winner• had elven their demoDJtr• tion 50 lOme tima hard to beat one liven tbat many time1. There n~ aome regulabonl I would like to point out. n·. 1. Only 4-H Club memben who paued their 14ih and not tb.•l" 2ht birthday u of January 1, 191'1. and who have eompletej three years of club work ureludmg this year are eltgible · l compete in Regional and Statt' contests. However, we enco11ragc df!monstrations of all age brackeU m tbe county 2. Former 'state winners &re not elig1ble to compete m the aame clan. However, they m~:~t compete In another category or clau rovi.ding tbey are carrywg the required project The demonstrations should Dl)~ be lesa than ten mmutea nor more than 15 tninute~. not count· ang set up time Claues of de· monstratlons are aa follow• · LETART FALLS · Mr and lin. Robert WorkJIIan and ch1ldren of Columbul •pent I~ weekend W\lh Ilia parstl, Rev. aBd Mrt 11o)'d Wortman. Mr. and Mn. Olear KcDade of ParbnbW'J aDd lfr_ and Mr• Ralph Wett of CihClnoaU wer1 a.e•t. over the weekend of lit. and M.rJ. Wm. Vanan. Kt. and Mn Henchel Roush are t.he parent.~~ G! a daYabt.er bOfft Aprtl 1 at Holzer ko.Pital. A!r and Mn. Roy PeahCtn, aau· a:hter Sally v11ited Monday wlih b11 parent.l, M'r. and Mn. .AI~rt Pear.ton of Bal.han. The WSCS Of the Letart Fait, Metbodllt Church beld an aD day meetmg Thursday and wor.i:· ed on the chain of the cburcb. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Sayre o! Antiquity vaited Suod.ay wJI b Mr. and Kn. Herbert Shields. Serv~H,td For. Mr. Winebrenner Ft,nerAl 1ervicef fo; Cl,llle ,'Wfa. ebrenner .wete held J'ri4ar ~ naon It u.e R.awllnp.eo,tt NntP al Home with tbe Ret. Clanmul E Hoyt, pattor or the .¥1dd1e;:wt Fint S,ptltt. C"ollft.b. o"MidaU,n,. S~clal mule -wu preaent6cl b)' 1 choir from 11M Blptilt Cburcb .{, cJudlnJ .M:r •nd' Mit.. t,.. D. Du... Mn. Ulliao H~IJee, ~Mrs. Shlrlej Mtl:ll, Mrs Homer HYieU, JID. Beulah Whate. Burial was in the Gravel H11l Cemrt.ery at Chetbare .a n d p~l "' bearers were Oharlt"s Bennett. • J1me. Souders, San.filrd Thom.111, L. D. DileJ, R E Rollma and Law· renee wat1cer I ,o;;;;;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; II INSURE Your Motor Boat . Mr. and lin. Wtlley BeUes Jr. and Mrt, Ferne B. Hayman spent the weekend in Dearborn, Mleh , where 11r Belle& attended thl! bowune .toum1ment. Brea.......Saked fOQd•. ett". ClothiD(-1. construction or 2. _Wear-cue 'Dairy Food&-yreparatlon, Agoinst Possible -Accidents mara- ufacture or ue of dall')' fooda in the hoDJe. . Dalfl' ProcluetiOJl LOSS OF BOAT OR MOTOR Safety, Forotry, Livestock, Conservation Poultry· 1. Production 2 Marketing 3 FoodJ Rural Electrifacation Sail and Water Cona:ervation Vegetable · 1 Production 2 Martetinf" 3 Soil fertility and lmprov ·· me nt 4 Pre11ervation and MuJ(eJiaoeou6 Foods includ2 ----andy noot prev1ousJy mention· ed. If you want fu partiCipate in lhe demonstration coftb!st, stlrl reparation now. If we can be of any help to you from lbJS" off'C'.:!, Eet tn tou(h Wltb us. Marion V&n Mete-r of Middleport, Mrs. Ho)lt'8rd Johnson, Robin Johnson, DenniS" Johnson, Mrs. Jack Johnson, Mrs Roberta Roa~. Ahce Roach of Maaon, Mrs. Loui"~ Better to be Safe Thon to be sorry! REASONABLE RATES VDEdwa Juarmee or AIITJpeo B. %ad 81. Phone 35-s Pom. ' erro• N. W. COM om.e Bul ea-t Slfeel, l'emeny a - 1 to 1!, 1 to J. cane al Neoa • Tlnm.l 1.w~o~r~th~,~S~uz~ie~A~U~e~n~sw~or~lh~,dM~r~•~·~H~a~ll~o~IH~art~fo~r~d~;~Be~t~ty~~R..~"';·~~~~~~:;:;~~~~;;;;;:~~~;;;;;:::;:;:::;:;:~~ ' 'MJ:., a'd Mrs., Chester ~iver .~~ ... ited his ~tber Mrs. Lena OJtvcr at Broad Run Sunday Mn Betty CaU and children viSited Mrs. D F. Ohlinger B'td Jimmy at Middleport Sunday. Mt. and Mrs. Ross Kmg and familY visited Lester Johnson Sunday. A iJ.y. ' ' I • Now At I ----"'::: ::-~--::-:-;-,-----,---,::-:--:c------c-,-----~- Effiyn Brlclclts Gordon Caldwell went to Cam. den Clark Hospital in Parkersburg Friday evening !or med1cal care. ! Mrs. Myrtle Frost was caUing on Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Burton of Caloway Jtidre. Mr. and Mrr. Leonard Baylor or , AdcUson were Sunda;; guesu of Mr and Mrs, Wllliam Chapman and family and Mri. Ethel Stout. 4-H NEWS I Edgar Dorst and son Bob, of SUmner, werf' guests Sunday evenmg of 'Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brie-. klu. Mr. and Mrs. "P. P Doak aud family of Parkersburg~ W. Va., spe:nt Sunday with their daashter Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Headley. , M.r. and Mrs. Dana Hoffman are 9tarting to butld a new ho~e on the lot they recently pun:hued from Jobn Arbaugh. Mr. and Mrs Eugene Sto,.., 'of ·~ Darwin, Harold Parker and We• ley Arbaugh were calllng on ·MrS. Ethel Stout Sunday .. M d 'I W B r. an ., rs. ayne rld:let and brotber, Guy Spencer, ~re Sunday guests or Mr and. 'Mra. Be,r nard Warner of Dutdi: RJdae. William Hostetter was taten to ASSOCIATED RADIO $40.00 LESS Than Any Other Set Of Comparable Quality JIIHalira., iftd VlrJi,JI Speneer, 103 A., Orans:e, to Milo Caldwell. ~d)'i!M ~~~~. Jr., Betty J. Meigs General HCISp<IJil, po.Oeroy, . HO:W!!D, lott, sutton~ to Corbett for observation and treatme.jit, , 0 , ·•• uw """' H. C1..~. n. Mr.J. Ch' Ethel Stout d and Mlas' Bon. -Georte ind•Beulall Neillei-, lot a apman an friend, f::~dle d o. • N , Murphy and Don Headley •nd S ........ • .... ~~. ....,_,, _.o N<JnW an -rau e,g. friend, Miss Pauline Dorst aU ltIIII.I£rpeM 'ColiiCoat,' 31' A., Oll•e, to lhe shower and bel Una of v.- ' \ l'reda b'. v. Myera, aD!! Ed'ward Beat- tend<!~ Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Story at Darwin $aturday night. l<iliili.l ... Witj''' k~~~ j(~~ tt~ • •lila! it-e. •~:r.,· )JI . Aluminized Tube Top Tuning l.~ot il\i'-' Uaiol ··=·It , Including Swinl Bose PHOIU Exquisite ~.Db ta"f~_tr~;,..:,,pere:~ 254J Sly ling ' Clear To Ufe Plelltre ' u 111.8 l'ltk ' . ... ... 0 . Easy Terms Arra"ged ' HSTq IOF!IU, SlJN,·MON. APRIL ASSOCIATED RADIO 14-1~ Gl,nn Ford Jeanne crain THI FAST~$1' GUN • ALIVI 214 E. Moin · .. ~ND Horry Miller, Owner PhoneZ54-J ' rv:.-. �' .... ' , .. ~- .-- ... ........... __ ..,., ... __ .,.____ ' . ~~ , -·- .' J' .. • Dally Sentinel, Pomf1101-M'Iddleport, 0 ., AprU 1S, 1t6'1-· • • ... \It's Yankees And Braves ,, ,. '. Redlegs Seen In3rdPlace ! Again For '57 '· NEW YORK UP - It 'll be th{• New Yorko; Ya-nkees m an Ameri can League ":;wel'p" .md 1he Mll · waukee Braves in another dose National League battle according to a Umted Pre.~s poll or 132 bast ball \1.' 1Jters. Casey Stengel's Wtll!d champi ons were an O\erwhelmlng choice of the writers, recelvmg 126 • 95 4 per cent -of •the f1rst plaee votes. Three writers picked the Chicago Wtlite Sox to win their f1rst pel· nant alnce 191Q two those the Detroit Tigtrrs and one p1cked lhf' Clevehmd Indlan!l • .- FullmerBicldYng F 4 Gl l:su::: M:t:t ..iliA" CHICAGO UP-Mary Jensen, ~anager uf middle~t champ1on Gene Fullmer, sa1J:) Sut-urclay he would ask tho state AthJfttic CommlSSiOn to ~dfl)orlze , four. ounce giM"es for Fullmer s title ~efense May I against Sugar Ray Robinson. " F uIImer •s a th row·b ac k to t he • l o 1o1 ,.Jme ! 1g ht l!rs, " J ensen sa ld . Jones Wants To Fight Plenty In Next Few Weeks ~ Thj QJ'~W's C~icb ,bowlirrg tourn~f· ~~~l: hoilors next we~lt. MerJ1-~r.s will head .for Ft · Wurth1,, T••'!". to ""tl ·' r- ("in the natiOJ):f Amerlc.an , BowlinJ Con • r· gre t{ur~ey. The Chicks will .leave $Uftd~y mqrping ifotn At· 1h · ·u n th · 1 ens v1a ·.,n, 4P~t w~ ro etr l(>•m evw1t d '\YJll Ro&~f!: ¥em· tr . , · .- DESK By Chel TUDtblll BASIBALL, QU": Whot lo lht CAl e i r e - . . of tho baMboll? Cb) Woloht of tho baleiNII? (IN ar, IIIIWW ..... hen .n Pa" •. ) Pomeroy Hl1h batUnJ averaees, tlclan. Jlm Whlt.e the aquad ia bat- refleCted the wid€-operJ aspect df fhe impending race w1tb no tra m with three same• eone, and under Uni: poor concUtloninJ weather, hu two ,.,.,., H AI AV. receiving a majority of the firs' · battera cllpph11 In tlle leather at Arnold (P) 1 1 1.000 place vote.!! . The Braves, total WJH a .GOO pace. However, the Pan· Hcmaley !J 10 .tMJO 46.2 per cent, Lhe dcfendmg chamthers' telim aJenre l8 a weak .189 Gibbs 2 4 .~00 pion Dml~ers' 31 9 and the Redcompared to the~r opponent•• .zao. B Eastman 1 3 .338 legs' 18 2 per lll!nt. The Card inals re<"eived 68.8 per Jimmy Joe Hemaley hal hit JO>hnsDn 3 10 .300 aafely in five of 10 tri.pa to the : •l"ilher 1 7 .142 <"ent of othr- !ourl•h pluce votes wrth batters 1 box. Youl\'j Blll Glbbll, .:.eartels 1 11. .090 the P1rates, Phila ~elp hia Pbill ll'i>, who has broken Into the lineup 1 ..;\11 others have gone hitless. Giants and Chicago ( 'u ha followlll.i IUrprlshlab aa a first baaeman They are Woodard, Lambert, Pha· m that order. when be turned out for eateher, lun, Bill Wtl11on, Le{fle, Don Eaathll hit aafely ln two a:ames, two 1man, Sterrett and Cunninsham. Giants Look ~ough To Indians; . wasl.:nn+on Drops Champ y auks II.U'(;I- ai MJ~TOl'f •ICHMAN "" •. U~tltrecf PM lports WriMr Th11 New tof). Plantt n111d the newspaper~, tioJ and they're worklna up 1 _pretty aood Jather ,.. over all thole experts who are plcklDi them aetenth and elahth. The Giants eedalnl:r didn't look like tall.enden ll'rlday a• they licked tbe Jnd1an1, IH at Jt.ck-~ " · aonv1lle, Fla. Rllht bander n~•Jen " , Gomez Out out Cleveland alter yielding a tlnt lnnlna bomer to • Bobby Avila and woulld 'up wllh I ' I • I ~ i at • • the r,.un• 111• onto oro blip& underetUmat.eit in rnoat qu~err. '1 don't know too much ibout ; the Notconol LeliUI" 1114 Clo..• land outfielder Gtne Woodlln1, "but from wh1t we've lieD of 'the manta tht• oprtn, wo thtn~ .,.., one 11 pletl.ne them tqo low." I · \i. a trlm tlve-hltter. Ev~n tome of lhe Indian• have I hNtel'l lame Way l,ithburih Pirates at Charlotte, N. C Ron Samford homered for Detroit whtle Harvey • Kuenn helped hlmsetr to three ~r U1e Tigers' 16 hltr.. the Red Sc.x jumped on Granny Hamned for lhree runs In the eighth lo lrlp the Ph\IUes 5·2 at Richmond. Va. Robin Eloberts pit· ctled two-hit ball for the first · d s seven lnnmgs but the Re ox a:ot two runs In the fourth on Frank M1·lzooe'1 double and Dick Gernert's homer. Rookie E4 Bouehee homered for lhe 1'htls. Basebn1} Game ~ Jn RaelQe , llJUD C day ~hedu.led ~lileball fan• wlll a:et BOWLING HIGHLIGHTS rrow' Chkk, le<t thm games in the Parkersburg All -Star meet Thuuday night. Paul Cllff~;rd lee! the local bowlers with high slngle 224 and 608 total. E. Taylor was hil!h for th.e / wlnnera. He had 247 lor hla fJrst two game!!, and a 6M total. 1 WOOD COUNTY lANK F arnsworth 1S9 181 166 486 Digman 210 198 132 MO Horner 176 171 210 5~7 Taylor 247 247 164 658 Dlack 189 1. 81 198 ri 6B Totals 961 979 870 2809 w••. Belles Totals )5 ~I t-wo yc-11'1 buS .,ltchllld som CROW'S CHIC:KI ltftt 'b1Jl for Porqe":t l;n.h be- Loukll 802 fort tllat. HiJtW Imboden roea Rigas 117 t1)1t 'ear muy b(l till ·ncrtt ~ the Steele let ...e. ' '. •' • tqp ANSWER TO QUIZI (A) 9 tp tYt Inches. (8) flve to fin •nd oftt • .,....., ouncH. Louks is in fifth place 111 the Ob!u State All Events, while ht>, Menchtni and Qulllt!n all fm tsh~l' 1 1 tM:! money in last ye:or'.s Buw· '"" Iers Journal tourney. All five also have finiahed Ln the money the past two years in the' Amcncau 1111r.1G " . / . At Wholesale Prices FIRESTONE TIRES .Bowl~ng Con!P'c~s The Chicks will find th emselves rollin g u1 the ABC at an opportu.ne time since the big Master tourney wlll be going on at the W11l Rogers Memorial Coliseum at the tfme they are rollin • . In faet the finals qJ the tourney wdl be !'oiled at the same time they :~re scheduled to roll. There is a possib\llty that local fans may see their favorlteJi on television since Jhe Masters w1U be telev1sed and the rlnals will bt~-t•61led Jll!fi a 'tew lm.o-' from where the ChiC'Jris will be rolling. EXPf;JIT TIRE REPAIRING Ch~Jer ~QI)or BJtAI,{E SERVICE Sht4fnts Named By Mrs. Sauer 6 abd 12 VoU BATTERIES betwl!J!D alleYi 13 and 20 bowlers like Don Cal"ter, H.oovE!f, the defcndiDg champ, Buddy Bomer, Ned Day and countlt!" others will tak~ part in the Mut<!ra. The Chicks wiJI have their wo1Jr cut qut for them as Paler lfand ReServe Beer of Cblcar;o 1s currently in fCrst i1lace WJth a 31'~5 total. A:l ABC scores · are based on a.ctiJHl pinJ. The Chicks ha ;e never T'Oited that iu"h .a total, but it i!O't impossible Co( Lbem to 4.0 so. In faat a compo.she scor~ of the five roll~rs ln action • Kalwl SeJilor boy• who wilted wtth \1'8re /o«bur Clark, Brad· lord, Step~en COtitj, KeU~ Aitd•l• IOn, EJ4dle J;-, ii:/ldie tlniUcr and tbey wero issllled by Corotra MUhJtm. Th~ bapqu~ was lon<ed.1>y S.p· Lucille Bearba ltaw~ PomiiJOJ loe1e1y Editor; flioae 62f4 Criswell, Jane itlftrls, Judy Cl'e.rt )lary Bart b. Shirle)' Gil.kef,. ¥!'!Y Sll[es, B<"le Pehll, Borbara Capteina, J i net Valentl.n\!. · Studt.OUS Teom Of 'Racme set · I "!'o• · For May 4Tilt er, pbysiQ!; Blll W,iniett, Ameri- can Rlstoi'y. Others are Charles Ihle, world hi!dory; Robert Smith, Enilisb 9; Lols Knopp, .En1ll.sb 10; Annabell of the Roa""'e, EngJilh 11; JanJce Wolle, ~ll)lsh 12; Nadine Roll.!h, Lotlh these a tyPewrtt~ .for the ~·to'rp I; M.,;o Allc.e );..,., 1-oUo ~: Robstbdy wlien they ~- t ~\f ~!r-. Senior $P.CJal ltu~ies; nietu at ·the .tao~! of UtaBF.!. •¥ Wesle; Court. advanted t;tatb.. !Irs. Cl..emo)!t ');. )M'l Wtl)l 14~. 11!0\Jcs; Pl!YIII.o 1~,. Sponl.ob 2; m ert and lira. IIOb!if I!Qcl'i'tt lib tlte Wapda ltoljilt, ~fiiiJ. bffi>ijalicy •~IIJIII!iioe il~; · rt ~so WaS aMaunCe. that Ohio Univer.sity ScienCe D i y a1Urd ~ Mrs. Cllfl!itum~ t>ft•if~t went :to 1'bylllt !llle, Janice w'olrc of the Clos,sc · i<!ed ,nd l!le ~ . Qtio'~l s~i. : "!~ (i()~d.JiffiKJ MOTOR l!arol~ Jack Wese and TOmmy Fidler, a;t H91\boN. ff!·~ pt~ "eJeellent;" t o James Prlre. "good" 1nd Alfred Toney, ''sat";. · luniors-Judith Lambert, Rose- gram included ii. mo~nf PJq;~"e factory". ;mary Slade, Rat]lh Knl&bt, John "Behind These Doola~ ap;cl ~ Mrs. ' ·H~r, G~yann. G4ul, Marilyn and Mts. kalBd 'Ri.Ddy were JlTO gram chairmen. BuckC,y, . A dessert course was llel'Ved to SOphomores William Bahr, l.weht)"·ohe meiP-~1 ~d two -£le1Jn~r E;vans, Dqnna Frecker, guests. ~.Jo A:nn Frost, Nan itlning, Janice :Haitna~ . Stuley Kelley, Sharon Jlitebie, Gilti'ert SJ)encer, Sharoa TUNE-UP Two Candidates :~~!}~!~:~~~:~[~~f n.r;tX ,Joan Appear For ~ge CldSS Votes To ·swlitnoifield. Roof Paint Arlene ~~~~N~E~E~D~G~O~O~D~~~ f,et us ge1 your Car Ready ·fer Summer Driving ' .. . .. See or Call 182 179 179 .\89 :t-4.7 1:176 ~20 &21 370 681 1!171 2817 ' o·IStrtct . Ra II y , •$ · THOMAS FORK Met At Vaughan Home On B...a....,. A nwiAut venue WJ·JaiMe CUftord ftll gpeat -.in spent Monday in Jacks011. Mr. and Mra. Wox!,ey Hal-.,-, !Irs. Al!<e Moore and !ffL N•f!le Eb)~ ~lltd on Mr. 1nd Mre. Beq Eblin ond 119"' SIHidll' alter- . wb 0 ~. and Mrs. 08ear DePew ~ dOttghter 01 Chi!Ucothe ipent ~ nekt-nd with h 1 th W ..... er a er, . m. Xleiu. Shirlty l!l,d ~OX f;btin spept Sunday wilh Judy Bafton, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond RUNel~ and children afi.d Geue klein spent Suodor in Charleston with h1• sitter and ramify. ·· ~ Chat lea: and Eugene Cundilf of ev ., lrd ·u .. e 'Kilt Cltlli titet Tlturldav it ~ IW~e of~- ltiehV~~au fir,., "!'ll<n>Ot ,>.ye. ~ne· ~en ~~orated tbe Mme '!t'olliliofu; o ibort buoin~ss se• 1too wllb Jlro. <;. J . Ebertbl<b pre!J<fent, i>r<lrljuf S"'!e0 wore piQ'· ttl ·~ -prilei a)vat(Jed to Mrs W:~~lt't. WlnJOJJ. llfa. ltiehard VauAban Jr., and ltfri. Tbeoili>re Lebew A ltbltMti Jtt'esente4 to fOt th"' . .lien. !':!:er~e~:, ~ ~~!-"~~~ Kraeut••: , ~ , Mt;.. ; "Litt_le Red. !' · "-ere _ W _ ill . , ' VI' ,_.,.,. Gi .Ven- H . ert S"'""" ~~ . . 0 Je:; ~et, G!P' .~ idt,fr 'lfi•<"-'· II . ·~1- ~nl the -e~dren froM • .. . lllfl'~. and 1 . ~noon se-.~, ol... ~ Jinder· giti'ten In ° .~umllf. operelta gift'"" · lbOut the ~t JU4 Jfa}p.., M.oa. ~ · .- · .,_ I.e.-h•w. ~5 8a1 evening ~~· 7·to 'l i ffte High "'~ 8 · Va~f:n by Scbool aud:itori~ .at the April au11. I for •E dter. Mrs Clarence InJured In an •uto ac-- ents Mr. lnd Mrs. Henry Beaver. ~ltleiJt last w~t ate improsi· Pvt. Denver Peraons was e.llll· Jl.artl.eY 11 still in the J19ljer ed home from his station in pitaJ }\'ith tract~ eplllt .111! Germany bY the death or his i!au- ~ tJ,bl. Wart~ s 1)~J y~ ' 11njve«J &hler. where ~o 1 they Prt•• . · MrS. Gladys- · the ~· ,ersyr 1'1 •• ,.t ,. · Crqy returned to lt!>r el)lplo)nient '''jn Parkersb~rg i(ter spep.dittt a week here at bel boriie. Mr.' ahd Lo.well Beaye:and tJaughter, Middleport, a.ad M~s. AIUsC)n of Jta~ine 5pc:!nt Sun,!. day With Mr. and Mrs. Hehry Bfa• Plfrl. • THE~ ~ .. ' ~ •• IIJRE111• 'fiBI'· " :Mr.s. Curtls Wolf SIH;!Dt sev~al dQa 'With her son-in-~aw 41\d dfi,U· ~thter, Mr. and Mrs. Brad ThompCharlea Ruuell and· !100, Columbus. Ya., were Mls$ Jerry Wood ap.d :r.rrs. Mllr· her Plrents, ion Wood visited Mrs. Clayton w. ....... aura:ery on so ,. patient at the will 1ubmitt to aurgel')' doy. Mr•. Mr. 1nd Mrs. an evening with llls vid :K.OOleptz, Mr. and Mrs. Flatwoods Jpcnt to em- Mre. Slerlll • Allen. 1 I tit•· Carl 14'1U'L! IP!W-1 Mr. and Nn. DaCh1tJes Goegleln an e.-enlil.g wlt:a lljr. ond Mrs. Clart'"' Allen. • The AprU m~U'DJ of the Third Mr.._ T . .4. J:lewet&on baa r-eturn. · ~urs4af Club will be held on ed home ~r baviDI been in April 25th inJ!;eo.d ol April t8th Sunday afternoon with her parents, Mr. and Mrt. Edson Roush, Mn, Mlnni" Roush was the Sunday guest of Eva and Sadie Archer. Mr. and Mra. Paul Sn~olth , and two ifl'andchlldren spent Wednesday evenina: with 141'. 1nd llr1. personal ....., . due to 'service• at tbe ~h\ll'Ch. Mr. 1nd Mrs. .flmel :QIUey visited Sunday . wllh !11\'. ~114 Mr.'. Clarence Wo.~. ' Mr. and Mrs. . Gordon ltl.denour or lb)l~field spent the Mtekend ' See One &f •ltefe Frieladlfl. . ~ The Insurance Agents Asllociation ef Meigs County V. n:EDWARDS, INS ... ! ..... , . , Pb. 35-X, Pomeroy '. , ' ... I "'WARNI!R-IFILE, IN!\...... , , .... Ph. 48-V, Pomeroy . , E . .REUTER, INS• ., .. , •.• , , , .. Pit. 4Z5·X, 'Pomeroy '" •BARNES·SIMPs9Ni INS. , .... Pb. _6311-X, Middleport ,~~:·~·IOVVI'{I'~G, INS. . • , ..... , • Ph. 8138-M, Middleport SUNDAY- APRIL 14th J P.M. 711 D.tli'P( I ' ' • ~ero ~t ~e1r borne. $evtttal rrom hch·e attende!i the of Mrs. Frank Fell at ijle Ewing Funeral fl:ome, fwun:.al aetvices 'tuesday. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Jla.rry Grindstaff ~f. Pine Grove spe-nt Supday ~t.f· le!'T!ron with Mr. a-nd M.rs. M>tr· Wlllt•m Sayre have ion Wood anQ Jerry-. Mr. snd Mrs. V. D. Cleland 33~ Pllllltrn . . . ~ I'OII'II&C · - . . + Folks l'in the know" keep on the go and keep fit by drinking milk every ddy! It's tops for ~ood health and plenty Gf pep. O'ur farm-fresh d~il'y products ore on ii'T)o portent part of ev•I'Ytlr!ll'$ diJt. Serve the"' often ... milk, fr1.itter, cheese. : propert>' on spent $Uhd@y e~e-p.Jn2 wHb ;\fr. Board prop- aJ);4 Mrs. M'ariPn WoOO.. Mrs. Liwten-:-e Stnith returned cfow • )lome from the ·Ke-ig_s Gen~ral !!'ill· •. ·.. , .....:. 1 .Ph. ZSZ, Pomeroy l'~_l!':f~,"~:•'! lit,ovllli! "'' the•lr pro;: . H~,pttal We<l)lesdi)l alter Dleti rolni jqrg'erf, N~ar "chester .. .... · ----·----~~~-.......e- to lro~ INJUBY- SIC~BIIS- PERSONAL UACI'8·· ,; Public Cordially ln~it.d ver. TRIP INSUAANGS .. 'I '' ';'...... "\ .;< ~ reoklod ' M~a ll'l " {lltllt 1 • < J!!>,v;.:, '4V 'l'\IJ' ,. under· . WJ.ddlej>•rt ~~' f'~d~or- w•• v.1. w•1<n ShOJ'n ele~-·· '-' .,. <= presiilent for the comins ye.r •t lb . ·'- f h p 8 e meeUJJt: o t e omero:r aplist l<IIISIGnory S<>ciety held Thut Stt•y ev•nin 1 at the tbllf.Cb. • 11ae riee PJ4s.ident, Mrs. Sb:.:ft ~ed in tbi aboell<·e of lhe p~ Jlli.>at, Ur1. Juepla cook ~nd othr. offteers elO<Ied were llro. T. 1. gbeltop. vict preoideot; Mn. LoT llin Sleiretl, - r r and croe- urer; Mn. loRph CDOk •"ice precident or ll'iosiO)U; ""- Harry Lee B>Uey, vt'\0 pr.,ldent of chrllti>n sen+iet; •nd M'ft. Ralph Zundel, '''" president of eh!'lotlan traJ~ lng. • A report .,., made 00 the 1>0. oeltl to lite Matber Seltool. plaJis ..,. mad e to aItend the ~,... • --··C'\lOp.. meetir., to be t~eld in ~t-1"<iDF !J!iO tpODih. "Stewardshi!>" to»~~ ·ot P'~- ttas tJie the proa:ram Rit.teil by Mrs. J. H. Stepbeb.Mft. A lat~ on "un~evel•oe<I tatettfo in our lives" was given by ~ and llri. Mh. Mi'J, m;.~·~c!r:!. "]' ~~~ With tfte . Dogs Vaccilliled ....... ;! llr • 8 Bin...•- D V .. • ~ oSu c.:;ifl; ' ~ Vlhrl ~ "" Mrs. _Oscar DePew and daugh- · ~31' Pratt and Mn:. Emm1 Leit'Je . ter attended services at Hiland It, · Chapel sunday. · Mrs. Lee PraU will be bosteos ltrs. NeUJe Eblin ealhid on Mrs to t)l.e club at .f.he nert m~ting on J. D. Ada~ and dau&hter uda Friday April 28. Sunday. -------Alkt Mootil INJURED IN ACCIDINT ' Ch~rles lllrt)ey and JJoeet Warth ~ere Mrs. Shain New M'ISSionary • Group ' ..,; p d H resi. ent ere ~i~c~-~~~~L~~~~-·~~~!~~~::55:1:tt:"::r.":•~H~St~-~'~J i~ i;nl"l!i~l! MWdljput.·Jiitiellt 61a"t I tee• wb l"''"u t . t · C .J Columbus were vialtlng It tltt ~~~~ nb~ch and llts. ~~n m·-•n "' the• Pa·ren'T-ber homo of lofr, and Mre. Heltn' EIJ!In doo each ¥<eJved secret pal g1fb ~tio.::' v - w::~ ~:~:·Y a··~.~~d·~~r~ of Pomerot Jlr. ~nd Mra. VII' gil Rquoh ond 'iwb oono of Planto and Fred Shain Of Raclnt. Mr. anol Mr• Harold Grady and fomlly ~·l~d •• lir. and llrs. Lloyd Roush ond rbn, Sunday. Marilyn Rouah o~ Athens spent ) ntly Honored . At ,;.tork Mr. and MJ"J. ltobari: Smalley. Robert Siebert h*s returned ~~r• to hts tea<hing' duties ,,,... Mr. snd Mra. N. o. Wein spent being confined in a hospdal dt the week end wltb Mr. 1nd Mrs. Cbarlottsvlll&. Va. ~t.ael Carter In Wbeelini. Fred Ohlirlgtr and son Leon or \lloy, W. Va., ttp4mt Sliturdar With his 'l.ster, ·· Mn. Geotge Mn, Georce ®"Ole lttd dlughter '"1'-t'~·· in dlat town to 'filit .,ttb IJ:im. d.ly, April1%. wben JIDlfl B. Har· Whett they were on their w 1 )' reid, mono•er * 6 the ky&er Cree• "'~ • "'. • uume Sunday tbey Jtopped in Liin1 plant, Pft!Nhled 1 t'heek 1a tlfe for a •hort ulte wllb Ute Be. and omounl of ---.•-.28 _._ _... Ia count•, C!vlco Altf~ ;~~ It able to be out aDd .,.....d Mrs. Joe Circle spent an even ~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.j;;;:;~;;;=:;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=r::T-;;;;;~ J •1 1 ina: with Mr.t. •Mollie Bookman. 1 ''·- ' ae- lit. Vernon on nd saturday and b tJ pt-..... n ..... ~ the ·r~ t of thr ,.._ ... -\.-1f v• Pllfntl' and ara pannu atopp · I tax w11 made . to the· e~.mt.y Fri- J:l'"· CHESTER '\ ' _, J"' Atte 'd 15 Of Ches te r G the president, Mn. Robert Morru. The weddlna: anniversary of Mrs. Jaek Bachner was ob&erved by ber Secret P1l during the socJal hour, It waa announced tbat the next party would be 1t the apartment of ¥ra.. Richard Rosen. ))aum with h~r sl1ter, Mrt. Rich· ard Schwab, 8!J tbe hostess. A dessert cJ)urse was served by the hosteSI to ~e ni:ember4 ahd one auest ftks. Homer Hartley. .' TRAP & STATIONAR'f TARGETs" · Coll.fJt Ol Kutk tt Ob~o State lJp. paid by CM C~PJ.DJ' in lVtnifJr. He tlu millie C'~Jet ~ · cordtnc to Mr. .shelld.· ; will m. II vl~r~~~~'t;JW~~·n~:'.;'; hraak Walton Farm n.. Cretl< l'f.!'l'linl o411pi, m ment to .. .. .~ in , . , .llmiM doubt., l~e ''"en o! '.,,tni.OO •bower •'lbursday when evenlng "f-Or . ~. MissPat&)' Shirley Robert&Sunday. called ol) t]Jelldre§bmeot, were served by ~ Rlcbal'(_Owen .tbe. elu~ 'l(ump~ey JiOitesi tO those ft§_mtd ar;,t)o.~ or Mn. John Mr. and ltrt. Henry Kleifi can. ~ Mtt. AnJJtee Oftlip,er, Mri-. the Tu:Wz. PattY JGoes, vlce presi- ed on his rlther, w. M. JOeln Pratt, ~. J;laruld Eb~ba.ch, dent, presided in the B~lenee or ·Sunday, ~r~. EnJrnett Bl,ek~lJ!'P, M.rs. J:d· Springs Anot-her· CAkMJ:L ' r;; My;_ and MrL ll!!I,-.. .. CII'<I1 and oon of Sprinlllil( ·w; V•, Mr. end <HII!P"l''· . , ~ .·, "•~ m!iJI, ~ J»~,_.,,_ Huold Sturn on Thur.oday lin. Charlet Po.....,. and lour 'rreuu1rer v . Paul Niday. ehUdrcn, 1olmer lotll people. Ac$d'"" ~lJ ~ wiU be the Enterprite II 7:311 Wedneldarl llr. and :!IIJ, ClaretKO Lacey le '· prio~ptl J>toellcjarJ , ol OVilC and Friday evening w"b B/!J. Fli4"f lli&ht !or Columbul whfre Mrs. ROIC()O File, cholrman of Young on Wedneoday and llev. oke accompaoy a... er..,~ •• the CbiJd Wellare eomuil~te~ of Bishop In chua:e of Communion In the Staie IIOI.q a g. d entemble the Auxutory of the Feeney-Ben. IO<vtoe on Friday nlabl. eont.etl_at !Wttle~ Hirb School W~ ~ hell Pool, No. 128, AD.eri•an Le. p da> P Y ' ·• al\or Blshon will lead sln•i •• · "'"· ilOn, wa.1 ln ebar&e of the pro- 1 11 ~ Jot •.,. ~ ~ram given Fri~ n'•ht at the ' • the rnee!inJ!I. •peclaf •ll)t ·" "· Claren<e CIIJ!t •nd lin. I'DUP Legion lit~ II, , , .tNb of the lni from euest ilri.era will be sti- J~~;rm. Chari-'"-( return Fifteen ....rni)en ....., Cheoter ~~ '"1 d '~I · blld sehl<d ea~h oeryt... ~h lh' ..._•·.'L- ,.., .. -~ ~ me •..,"""'~' ~ .el&', een , c ren EHler 5 ndat· S lee f ., .:,... b -~ "%:"'n1 Counc11 Daua:hter.1 of Americ1 .at· .trom the Jlome, were su!!ltt for .30 u · unr. - serv ct ~ .,._ • .,.,{G~ "'.u.~) tenW the dlstrJ,et r.allr tteld in the eyelilnl ond ·enjojled ·a Ienos at 6· •· ro. at Eo\el1tlleL. "~b ~1!4· fitbt ~lurb~ lo 'lle\h, baeiJI llotrietta, Thursdoy. or games. 1'he 1petlal &Delta !also ~~'i, \"ouna, ~Ji~tina "Rev. ~h~p to tbe'lr ~~m• la LIP~• .Na., z". preS8nted a polko ~anoe lfu-' thelr ,r.-:lltg >fOr"t,""'lceo, En~- pr IIMf 1JOd viti~ llt ~t..too n.e croup Pl"',...l<d 1 drllt i•Part of the protr~m · P, ..,. "30 att4 ~~ Star an• il!oldlopoi't tor 0 .,.ek. troclucin( the dePuties or the di• ll!!fr.s~i!lelttr 61 b,ot ~,;.. .,0. ' :t'tlfiltOid ..'lice; ' both t... . • !riot .rilh MI.. . Dolotcs llfoeute.· ~to ebtpi, ·toola.., eqo>l•a and ' •• llornlpl ~\OJ:- . ~lll!uUno l!i<• 1o moying tbi< u planllt. at.., lf.t:oetller'allo pre EIJWr eatadiP .,.,];-, ~d dvr· ~en~n· on tiijei; 1'1-J~ant pro- rie'lei\d ·to GRJlfpoY, Wtiere ~ted t1irte loloi durin the mee•. inr "• <Mtititg. llemb41r; of tbl uantt tn botb ~~~~~· Erltn- IU live wl\11 lin lli'A~ 'ln. J~ - U.,C. . Leat;J,' lumlshed · lrfi!QI>i'ia!l9• prt.e, ot 7:1$, "V~O'Wed ~u'' llla*'Jl~'m ttd be emiJ]o. tor tbe guest& from PODie'to"' an~ M.orn~n& stir, •l8:15, "'E"alta ~ d · . bJ:.an..f!ti p1 tlie AJ.leJldint were Mrs. Kose Cle,. PageJnl". Dllil ~· 11er ~' Mrs. lud, <Otlnd1 doputy, llrt. Ellh•· iL - .. ~ H: L. Dunham, it joininl her ~u•- Writbt Mrs. rr...-,. Speneor, ilt.. 1\ec:'t!: l>and a1 Gnll<llbplili: llfn•,, llilo BIUs, 1m. Oartio l"rotreriet, ~hOWer. Attendance .I Sunday School wMole fie No i ..nilnleuon job. llri. Glri TUttle, loin. Milton 1)!'· ~ ~ was M <Ollectlon ~ •• tie, Ali'it, llltrloo WoodJ, l<lri. !'oil!; ..... _. penQJ 11 CJ" el VanMeter, ~ . Orrllle Holter ~rs Charles Wllaon WIS e:ues1 marcn 46c Mn __._ of honor this weet When 7'-!n. Tert Mr. and. Mn. ClevelaD!L RuolljlU • ·· U · w~. ·Gun, ICjao H~len J11~t the "Wifine GOING • -,. ~ n. N~t on night, both at 8 p. m. Tb~ ·f'ortntte Club had s layette and ellildten Saturday afteJY~ooQ. . REEDSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Elden Jr. and family 'were Chillicothe v.sitor.s Sunday .' Richard L. Smith who is em· ployed In Akron spent several days here recutly with h Ls fa· ther J. M. Smilh. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mark vJ sited recently at Success with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bibbee. W. B. Kibble of Abon spent the weekend as Juesu of Mrs. A. C. Stewart. John Riebel who Is attr-nding college at Atben~ spent the week end at hill home here. The WSCS of the M. E. Chureh held thoir regular meeting W('dnesday al the home of M~s LiiUon Pickens with fourteen mem· hen present and three visitors. The s:oelety 1ponsored a Jllney supper at the chur~h basement Rev. La . •yetteMShower Glven rs • QWen In Fultz H'""me e FORI THE BEST! eANV TYPE! I PORTLAND. Ore UP . .,. Heavy wetghts J on ny Hol man or ChiCd[W and N111n VllldC':r., :-:-:11ked lO'h. have 11ignet1 to me~ m a 10·roun1l bout ht•ru on Mfl\' 8 Thr b'out wtll be tcll~v, slcd nallon :ll ly •· ·va. INSURANCE? WILLIAMSON OIL CO. Auxl.lll'arv_Has C"hl'ldren Jn For Meetl'n'g Guests RUCy Jr. and ber sistet, Mrs. lames Brewer. h4d a atOrt •how· er. ' 1 Refreshment, of S!lndwhic~es, Jello, pototo chips. kooladt, ~·t• ilrd mints Wi!l'oi oei've4 lo ~..._ Charles WSllon ,Mn. Harfii1 Gil· lnore, Mrs. WJ.tUam Ault, Mrs'. Vtt· non Roush, i\f"rs_ Rllpb Snyapr, Mrs HaJTy Moore, ~rs. ShirleY L-.e, Mrs Herb Moore, Mr.s Bud Wlls rn and Mrs. Ted Riley Sr., Mason, W. -----:""- ALSO were in Akron lut we~"kend w~e. 1 eembei' St, 1155 'JlQe 1lev. Rp-cr ilhop of t~ The ~ehedule ia aa follow1· Enti!J:t>rlte In' OJ'n,ID_, Star EUB Palm Sunday eveftin1 there' will Chure~ taaa IDQOU~d eomblna. be a cOlor and sound film titled •··- I"" ' htl OD -J t It· D ..r Y"""'"-ca " ' bllb • c,.ure: r un:iphant Defeat' 1t Enterprile Palrp. $uuday, R.o1y Week 'an~ Ea~- at 7:30 and Mdrnla& Star at 9 p. m. er Sund.y. •Holy Week Ml'\'h!et, MOJ'IIJ"I Team of Racine students will Star, Tuesda• and 1'hunday at , compete in Athens aaain1t other m. wiUt on tbe Tuadl)' !leY. Richard Y""/'1 achools ¥ay 4. Executive Head • 1spe.aldDJ niJbt th<t 1. l'f •-"' J• - an.t !,tr, dl1 ¥N. o..14 - Dtlr<l p1t101l ln a bo'WI!nl tourPa "' SIJII day, H!JI¥W~~, fo$ter Services Mr. ~~L The; ,..,.,'lie~ 61 ""' ~b aitd llueaa Neale IP Akl ~1. TW"., Church... d .F"'· An ' . nounc~ B p t Enrout.e tbere thtY !.1 • d din11 ". . . . Ul "'" f aS Or wllb WIUlom Dam. Holor 01 1:.. Arrangements qf lflrlnt: no"ers for the t&blerln the dining-room Chlirles !fayman said today. were madle by mefttber.tL of tb~ ' The scbolwhlp tleam and tbeir Am.atuer Gardeners Club u IIC'Jvic subJect• are Harold · M:cCiutey, project wllb MrS. Robert. Coati u Aleebra: Rennie Salaer, ~ometry: Patty ll'rtln, blqlo&y: Alfred Tonch'iirman. ey, general selenet-; TOJDMy Fiah- Buy Typewrite~' For Pastor Study 11r. altd Mn. Doa Hamilton olld ~r. .lle1110r lldlllf, llkldleport Soc!~ JP.dltol', Pboae t078 tor """ Jiltd HOmo E<ctn.qlh , · studen!t' directed b; r.rn. JoO fal· let. T~~y ln<lluled ~I Stulitbli, J~ ll'llrra,, <!arole oWedt, Bon· nle Van CoOJ)y, N•nt!C'T G1fnlr(ol\. Karen. W8lier-, Sue .YeGuger, C1rol a..;. lo pliJ' ' Smith. . ' '· tbe clean-up wO;t"k altc.r the 4innf'r ~th, Golden 1\ur,.Fil'sl BaptiSt 9Htiri;h v.,.a Chester honor students ror the !ifth silt-weeks • period have been announced as follows by Faye ~uer, P.rinelp~l: S!nlors--JaJ:llce Randolph, Ada Randolph, Eliza"•beth Carr, Betty Frost, Sue Lambert, Helen Hoffm~, Kathryn Crows event while p:.at.~ Top Diet will roll their team on Alley.s Nine and Ten, the Muter's final Will ta:ke SPI-CIALS laft weekend would find Bob Louks with 649, Rink Menchir.i w•th 604, Frank Quillen with 67?, Paul Clifford wi.th 670 and We.s Belles wUh 617. That would gh•e Parkersburg, W V a. Belles i:> them II total or 3212 p!ns, and leading the Ali-Evenl.i in the na· would be good enough !or f1rsl · PhU WUiiamson Uonnl Moose tourney, and flniahed plal'e. W, MaiD Sl. Pomeroy The Chieks go Into the t011rnty high 1n the money la 6t year at Rochester in the Bowlers' Journal wilh a team average o•:f_t900~_'w~<~th'...:_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ham and Beef Sh9ot j pll<loet Raul Sanchez - Ti¥Jr · .......~~~- A!lsoclaUon. f--~~;,;~;,;;,;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~Ro~y~S~m~l~th~-;_:;:;;t;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ll Sox ond ~illhl the H#olll I!~M CP._.!:II of ttit IDteraailonal NI!W c:BRON~t- N. J. UPBeyer wJtll the Cubl Jo Stanezyl of Glen Roek, N. J • :bad f., re-. a~tatant footb1ll eoac.b at Columtti bia UnlveF.f_fty1 has bts!tPpolnt· od bockll~tt e~aeb '!I 11 lpn Ull· iversity, ruceledlng ~ Burn11 ad PlUl J"-oytaek on head 1~acb John SUetgan'J to pllob ~he Delffllt Tt- l•ta!f. Stanceyk w11 at Jlol•11!bl• a N '(1ctor)' onr tht Iince UM7. '-~ Of 1:36 Hlfl 192 101 234 ~M 182 1011 sno 1_._,. c:lub'l 1Ue4l!llh! thb te1t. CUtrord Of.hr,n on ~ PODJ'fOY 1tartiDJ Dellu 11.lne 111 batt! order, lnclude Tot1l for lllltbort wiD 81!!7 Looi 1~1rldan IR field, C.ndlll ot ..-d Geo>rre zu..Hnk ipUt 11141 1•bor~ 11\Cc~ ot lb!Ftl • l.lflaelroad piWhlnt chorea ror tbe wlnnen. Cl;tc:hln1 and bit.tln• olUnup; vaa Mlpr 0... T• Yr1ckP.n at f1r•t; WU10JJ. Cilnt"": tbe aame:;tjftclnnJ); ColllkliO. aeconll. b~ ,pad Youne tn Rut• Ve~er to til<! 11teht. · D'et{Jr. • •Delbert Sam• and ramll y ol South Part~r,\l\ltJ v.jslted the Lambert Stew•rt' famll)\ recently, The ~w Chleka won three from 'Mr. and ¥i'Lj, C. A. Barnett who Qhlo Produ.. In tho Pt. Plouont have 1pent ~ "inter In Florida lien, dj.Uf.! · toque, April 10. hive rettJrne~ hor..1e. 1- ' wbtle Sleven allld ~q.t"'U cUd Utewlle tor W••hlnaj:Qp. Rookie ouUitlder Carl Powll 11DIIt4 bpme the run in th• elJbtb It tbt · aeored 1 M victory OYer · ilnnatl at BiltltQD.-.. 41 Pll bomere4 I or have b(len working Oll monL•Y .making .proJects durin:; the ~lnte; to aenQ. the .eenlon on a trip tO New York City thia Maf. ·Mrs. Rus· a ell Mllla and Mn. Joe Youne Sr. Wert . co-chairmen of the dmp1r ·Project 111d are exprcst.i11g ttlel:o appreciation of tM contributlo".s made by the nwthen ot ·the Sen· ·lot I?Upils. noll,s for t h e dlnper Were contributed by t he Ohio Vij:l· ley Bakmg CompiVJ.y and Mrs. Oarnet Davidson prepared 1nd con trtjJutE>d special dinners needed by some of the guests during th • Lente11 -season. Workers Fri day inrluded Mt : Charles Grue ~e r. Mrs Marvin ·Kelty Mrs. CJi!ford Stumbo, MrS Wallace Bradfor, Mrs. Walter B Harris, Mrs. Francis Anlferson, Mra. L..- ' McComas, Mrs Edw~rd Evpm. Mrs. 1 Hcrman 'KincaHl, MrJ. n-.J Rysell, Mrs. Elwood Lew!~, Mrs. Erne~wles , Mrs. Dewy Guihrie, Hpcll . 147 1115 126 468 927 9Z0 ·822 2669 il, ' '· ,t SIGN 10 FIGHT Sm~les 180 Tb8t Mur.Nr. M.iu llrs. Clarence Th~ Daily Sentinel "' CROW'$ CHICKS J.Oukl 162 144.144 450 Friday eveniQ-1· N, J'arn IWOJ t.)l 202 186 199 581;1 Mrs. Beulah fl)'e Jnd daughter Holme~ 210 172 17~ M7 of Athena we]e Sunday gucst.t ol Clifford ::too 224 178 608 the Wallace family. Walhlni\On to mort i!' leu 1o tbeij rll look &QIIdi\1' -1 \)fo tho nme boot In ~ M~etlor,o ollb 01 !.!•in• In the OhlO Vol· League. Fn~bi'''' ·~ tho lir · !~~ ba...,_U ~iuo Tboy roll'd a 1\il~~le 1•mo to SenatOn ftn hllhr t Jlft)t'nf7 " fl/lt-e • a Mt .a nfW •a~Jl . hey were lhon 'oovenlll or e " yt l!lo, ~;A'1'' ll Ba< lioi 11151 led by ~~~~ 'CIIIloid who rollod o rooe up to ~IIIII : ehllll1· u'l'!\!!!lr,T: ~\elo'i on\tJ, 234 oln~.• ~me ond • i3a totaL pion Y..k;tiJ1'l~t! f" ·,, rll!ltll l~Pg~ '' .' . elub will 1a"::.'l.:1,• .1 now , have o nine Stadlom l!'r . • . , PI e ~- J JllOURd Frollk1!urk.e wu hll~ for Ohlo Tho flell~tol ,. ~·~ . . . ... · -(tittle Produce with 1137\tlel. .. for liVID l'llJl' lia the bit.. ,.... , r . Wl)l.ft. oJi• of the tn1 oDd tlltn Oli to n~otor WOt!o bo~ Sho n m!"f bo.vt olx tho •lc~ tilt e~ 11f or mW. lll'tnl In Jilt llDeup OHIO PRODUCI touihpow 'l'olltlllf l!ri'D• w~i# - · w Ill, on brolll..-o, COU·I Reel 157 !78 173 5<M1 rooklt LJ!o Lutvoll olnflo.l boJ~~oj ot!P, or llblri toU reloUol)a In >'ollock 1114 1119 U2 &10 !toy fl!!von ~ M\14\ ~ ~ Will· Tho q>lotn Mella Thomll 1G2 147 187 1128 , In tile ninth. ilabk Jlll!or, -~' '13 Woll!IJ lo~a . to be oth· W111lomo 122 174 167 46S t' Howard, Bill Skowron j)l. Y{oMj I Ja 'M .all '!f'Jf· a_,rb 1M 187 186 GST Held 111 homered tor 11M YanU ~ • • b.:fta Gut of baseTotals 82.0 868 80S 2M7 ", with his relief pil<'hing til '_, sprmg, will 'l)e used mamly in relief. t011 IR.os~~wl_ Lanes 1 In Senior mother& Rt.lde • profit of -$223.00 on the dinner they leT ved to tile Champe:r ol Commer.·e FrJday nl.&:ht at the Middleport High SchoDI tYJilnlllutn. tourney scor~ or tbe ye•r was ~5, and \ ·"ling, W. VJ,,. in 195!5, wll)· in addition to the 3003 rolled !n ::.:>, and alSo is eurnmt doU· ·:.;_;s;~i?'~ - .;.;;;~~ - ;;;.,;;i;;i.;..,.~;,.;;;;;.._ even hia:h"' I JJ~ .. ,. JJ_mp of tht> Pomeroy C.ty "" q.mttt wbjeh vaulted lnto th·' ! ~ite s~d na"Ponal i!t1Jo1Jight 1., weet ~lh major tourney Jl!C'C t' Is~.>s W~& fet to faul CJi.fferp won tire • Belles Jead illi the way with a 11)8 2Q.u -.n(j several ovet • The DaU11 Sentinel .SPORTS li T ·Crow's Chicks Gird For National Bo~ ·n,I' est, ~~:·1~:i:'~.::~~ ·:~~ 'l:~e'! AJI'I In Fort Worth, Texas; Lead State Tourney :g:~:-~-~·_:.:;_'t_:~_ib._:_l:_~~n~:."' o r!~l .cnns~um Wtdh ~Sday night at 9. '11fi:y ~e §Cfti4UI~ tO-roll in the llil&l~a and dq_ub)ts Tburs· day afte'Fnoon at ~4,. 411 w~~ end th.ree of the BRAVES No. 1 ~earn. _·PWmi:JerJ, Captain Paul In lhe Nat1onal Le<~gue, l h " Jones 1 24 Spls Qijf~Prif, RIJ)k MpnchJni an~ Bot Braves were the No. 1 eholce of SYRACUSE, N. Y f.!P-Ralph ~.P!I~~ameQ With Junje G~~bs 61 writers while thf> Brookl?'u Tiger Jones, wh.o has taken to ,lla ve Darst tp tile l•rst bodgers received 42 first • pla ,·e boxmg's Gypsy trail. Saturday pl!lct ,_ the O}Jio Statg ~pw1 i n g 1 votes and the C1ncinat1 Redlel,'l s set out to get ready fv.t his third ~J'fl-.6&' at Akrtm. They n.tve a.J got 24. There v.-cre three fir st- middlewei&ht bou~ in, 30 day!! e:teeJJtnt ehanc;e of COPRiPi the place votes for the d:~rk -horse St 'l'he powerful ftftb-ranked eon- eY~h J . f Louis CudJnals and one each foM tender, tired or waiting !or a shot the Pittsburih Ptratea and New at the tille, !igQres _he'll keep M84nwtl:iJ~. Wes Dellea. aod trim flghtine; at a wbirhtiod pace F•.ank Quillen were competmg at York Giants. just as he did Friday nl&ht In a D~:lrl.loni, ttf:Jch., in the N,ational The Tigers re!'eivl'd one lesQ 10 round televised victOry over )f-oo·.se tourney and they wem vote than the White Sox for first the surprisingly heavier but less mto flrst Jtlace iD their U»Jrney plc.ce In Lhe AmetU'·an Lt>ague but powerful Chico VeJar. and Rrobably wili com.e J)l.it on a cros.11 sectiOn of the balloting top since tbe tourney ends th111 made them the ctloice to fin4h lOnung weekend. SIUNADE COMING seeond. Manager Ja·l• Tighr 's Tbls will be the thrrd n-tionaJ team, which finlslled fll'th In 19$6, CfNClN'NATI VP Ba.sel"l:=~ll tourney for the Chicks, wbo are 35 !or third and 17 for fourth. fans al Crosley Field this .sen&'•'l sponaored bY a local busines.s The lndia-m~ and "\\o':hite S o ,., will be serenaded during e1ch man, .. rn .~omm y Cr ow. 1n 196' il th ey meanwhile both received votea game by Miss Margaret Sbnlln , Cwu hed in the money at Ft for posltiona Crom lint to sixth a former lght opern singer n w. :·ne, Ind., snd last year nlso with the former oUt·b:.t llotLng Coli· Charleston, W. Va. !llu;s Skan 1::1 weL e amon.2 the tf.'p te1fi1s a~ eago, 8()..50, in aecond·and thlr t. will open each iiUne Y.lth tlbe Sl 1r Rocf\e!ter, N. Y place votes: As a J'esult , the lnl,l t· Spansled Banner and will do two Th.e Chicks also have had oth&na were the composi-te Clholce for or three numben: betv ·~· en innlfiU. er succe~~es. In 19/W they \\'qn -third wHh the White Sox de-lega !he National Bowlini Lanes tour· ed to fourth. ney .&t Dayton, 0 , wlth a seore uf MAK!S ROSTER RED SOX FI~TH BROOKLYN UP - Rene Val 30113 and w6n $~00 . They ,~tUo h.b\"C fmished in th e m-oney in The Boston Red Sox wP.re ra .. ed 'out Df fbut. Hta excellent eye ba• fifth , ll1e Baltimore Orioles sixth, dcz, who won 22 Jlilml'~ and pl 1. 'l several other tourney~. ed eiJht shutouts tor Portland in won him several free pa99CS tq the K.ansas Cit)' Athletics seventh the Pacifi c C oa~ teu~ue last yt>ll .. Individually they also have made Cint b :~&t'. Bob F.a.atman and S. T. John1on and the W11shlngton Senat01 a offi~:ially has bee-n pl.aeed on t1;e quite a name. Cor themselves, Wes Brooklyn Dot.lgor ro ster Valdez, Belles is currently the Slngles, the only other boy8 at .300 or dghth . The National League ballotln '! who imppe.sseJ mang\'r Walt .\1;· Doubles, and All-Events champ nt be'tter. Acl!ording to school Btatls- ' National Writer's Poll. I .. ·seniors Net$2:2~To~ard New York'Trf1:t' By Serving Chamber of Commerce 4-Dally Serttlnel, Pomeroy-Middl•port, 0 ., Aprlll3, 1957 • ,, ... ' ,. £14! .. 11§4£ .. ' .' ' '·' �' .... ' , .. ~- .-- ... ........... __ ..,., ... __ .,.____ ' . ~~ , -·- .' J' .. • Dally Sentinel, Pomf1101-M'Iddleport, 0 ., AprU 1S, 1t6'1-· • • ... \It's Yankees And Braves ,, ,. '. Redlegs Seen In3rdPlace ! Again For '57 '· NEW YORK UP - It 'll be th{• New Yorko; Ya-nkees m an Ameri can League ":;wel'p" .md 1he Mll · waukee Braves in another dose National League battle according to a Umted Pre.~s poll or 132 bast ball \1.' 1Jters. Casey Stengel's Wtll!d champi ons were an O\erwhelmlng choice of the writers, recelvmg 126 • 95 4 per cent -of •the f1rst plaee votes. Three writers picked the Chicago Wtlite Sox to win their f1rst pel· nant alnce 191Q two those the Detroit Tigtrrs and one p1cked lhf' Clevehmd Indlan!l • .- FullmerBicldYng F 4 Gl l:su::: M:t:t ..iliA" CHICAGO UP-Mary Jensen, ~anager uf middle~t champ1on Gene Fullmer, sa1J:) Sut-urclay he would ask tho state AthJfttic CommlSSiOn to ~dfl)orlze , four. ounce giM"es for Fullmer s title ~efense May I against Sugar Ray Robinson. " F uIImer •s a th row·b ac k to t he • l o 1o1 ,.Jme ! 1g ht l!rs, " J ensen sa ld . Jones Wants To Fight Plenty In Next Few Weeks ~ Thj QJ'~W's C~icb ,bowlirrg tourn~f· ~~~l: hoilors next we~lt. MerJ1-~r.s will head .for Ft · Wurth1,, T••'!". to ""tl ·' r- ("in the natiOJ):f Amerlc.an , BowlinJ Con • r· gre t{ur~ey. The Chicks will .leave $Uftd~y mqrping ifotn At· 1h · ·u n th · 1 ens v1a ·.,n, 4P~t w~ ro etr l(>•m evw1t d '\YJll Ro&~f!: ¥em· tr . , · .- DESK By Chel TUDtblll BASIBALL, QU": Whot lo lht CAl e i r e - . . of tho baMboll? Cb) Woloht of tho baleiNII? (IN ar, IIIIWW ..... hen .n Pa" •. ) Pomeroy Hl1h batUnJ averaees, tlclan. Jlm Whlt.e the aquad ia bat- refleCted the wid€-operJ aspect df fhe impending race w1tb no tra m with three same• eone, and under Uni: poor concUtloninJ weather, hu two ,.,.,., H AI AV. receiving a majority of the firs' · battera cllpph11 In tlle leather at Arnold (P) 1 1 1.000 place vote.!! . The Braves, total WJH a .GOO pace. However, the Pan· Hcmaley !J 10 .tMJO 46.2 per cent, Lhe dcfendmg chamthers' telim aJenre l8 a weak .189 Gibbs 2 4 .~00 pion Dml~ers' 31 9 and the Redcompared to the~r opponent•• .zao. B Eastman 1 3 .338 legs' 18 2 per lll!nt. The Card inals re<"eived 68.8 per Jimmy Joe Hemaley hal hit JO>hnsDn 3 10 .300 aafely in five of 10 tri.pa to the : •l"ilher 1 7 .142 <"ent of othr- !ourl•h pluce votes wrth batters 1 box. Youl\'j Blll Glbbll, .:.eartels 1 11. .090 the P1rates, Phila ~elp hia Pbill ll'i>, who has broken Into the lineup 1 ..;\11 others have gone hitless. Giants and Chicago ( 'u ha followlll.i IUrprlshlab aa a first baaeman They are Woodard, Lambert, Pha· m that order. when be turned out for eateher, lun, Bill Wtl11on, Le{fle, Don Eaathll hit aafely ln two a:ames, two 1man, Sterrett and Cunninsham. Giants Look ~ough To Indians; . wasl.:nn+on Drops Champ y auks II.U'(;I- ai MJ~TOl'f •ICHMAN "" •. U~tltrecf PM lports WriMr Th11 New tof). Plantt n111d the newspaper~, tioJ and they're worklna up 1 _pretty aood Jather ,.. over all thole experts who are plcklDi them aetenth and elahth. The Giants eedalnl:r didn't look like tall.enden ll'rlday a• they licked tbe Jnd1an1, IH at Jt.ck-~ " · aonv1lle, Fla. Rllht bander n~•Jen " , Gomez Out out Cleveland alter yielding a tlnt lnnlna bomer to • Bobby Avila and woulld 'up wllh I ' I • I ~ i at • • the r,.un• 111• onto oro blip& underetUmat.eit in rnoat qu~err. '1 don't know too much ibout ; the Notconol LeliUI" 1114 Clo..• land outfielder Gtne Woodlln1, "but from wh1t we've lieD of 'the manta tht• oprtn, wo thtn~ .,.., one 11 pletl.ne them tqo low." I · \i. a trlm tlve-hltter. Ev~n tome of lhe Indian• have I hNtel'l lame Way l,ithburih Pirates at Charlotte, N. C Ron Samford homered for Detroit whtle Harvey • Kuenn helped hlmsetr to three ~r U1e Tigers' 16 hltr.. the Red Sc.x jumped on Granny Hamned for lhree runs In the eighth lo lrlp the Ph\IUes 5·2 at Richmond. Va. Robin Eloberts pit· ctled two-hit ball for the first · d s seven lnnmgs but the Re ox a:ot two runs In the fourth on Frank M1·lzooe'1 double and Dick Gernert's homer. Rookie E4 Bouehee homered for lhe 1'htls. Basebn1} Game ~ Jn RaelQe , llJUD C day ~hedu.led ~lileball fan• wlll a:et BOWLING HIGHLIGHTS rrow' Chkk, le<t thm games in the Parkersburg All -Star meet Thuuday night. Paul Cllff~;rd lee! the local bowlers with high slngle 224 and 608 total. E. Taylor was hil!h for th.e / wlnnera. He had 247 lor hla fJrst two game!!, and a 6M total. 1 WOOD COUNTY lANK F arnsworth 1S9 181 166 486 Digman 210 198 132 MO Horner 176 171 210 5~7 Taylor 247 247 164 658 Dlack 189 1. 81 198 ri 6B Totals 961 979 870 2809 w••. Belles Totals )5 ~I t-wo yc-11'1 buS .,ltchllld som CROW'S CHIC:KI ltftt 'b1Jl for Porqe":t l;n.h be- Loukll 802 fort tllat. HiJtW Imboden roea Rigas 117 t1)1t 'ear muy b(l till ·ncrtt ~ the Steele let ...e. ' '. •' • tqp ANSWER TO QUIZI (A) 9 tp tYt Inches. (8) flve to fin •nd oftt • .,....., ouncH. Louks is in fifth place 111 the Ob!u State All Events, while ht>, Menchtni and Qulllt!n all fm tsh~l' 1 1 tM:! money in last ye:or'.s Buw· '"" Iers Journal tourney. All five also have finiahed Ln the money the past two years in the' Amcncau 1111r.1G " . / . At Wholesale Prices FIRESTONE TIRES .Bowl~ng Con!P'c~s The Chicks will find th emselves rollin g u1 the ABC at an opportu.ne time since the big Master tourney wlll be going on at the W11l Rogers Memorial Coliseum at the tfme they are rollin • . In faet the finals qJ the tourney wdl be !'oiled at the same time they :~re scheduled to roll. There is a possib\llty that local fans may see their favorlteJi on television since Jhe Masters w1U be telev1sed and the rlnals will bt~-t•61led Jll!fi a 'tew lm.o-' from where the ChiC'Jris will be rolling. EXPf;JIT TIRE REPAIRING Ch~Jer ~QI)or BJtAI,{E SERVICE Sht4fnts Named By Mrs. Sauer 6 abd 12 VoU BATTERIES betwl!J!D alleYi 13 and 20 bowlers like Don Cal"ter, H.oovE!f, the defcndiDg champ, Buddy Bomer, Ned Day and countlt!" others will tak~ part in the Mut<!ra. The Chicks wiJI have their wo1Jr cut qut for them as Paler lfand ReServe Beer of Cblcar;o 1s currently in fCrst i1lace WJth a 31'~5 total. A:l ABC scores · are based on a.ctiJHl pinJ. The Chicks ha ;e never T'Oited that iu"h .a total, but it i!O't impossible Co( Lbem to 4.0 so. In faat a compo.she scor~ of the five roll~rs ln action • Kalwl SeJilor boy• who wilted wtth \1'8re /o«bur Clark, Brad· lord, Step~en COtitj, KeU~ Aitd•l• IOn, EJ4dle J;-, ii:/ldie tlniUcr and tbey wero issllled by Corotra MUhJtm. Th~ bapqu~ was lon<ed.1>y S.p· Lucille Bearba ltaw~ PomiiJOJ loe1e1y Editor; flioae 62f4 Criswell, Jane itlftrls, Judy Cl'e.rt )lary Bart b. Shirle)' Gil.kef,. ¥!'!Y Sll[es, B<"le Pehll, Borbara Capteina, J i net Valentl.n\!. · Studt.OUS Teom Of 'Racme set · I "!'o• · For May 4Tilt er, pbysiQ!; Blll W,iniett, Ameri- can Rlstoi'y. Others are Charles Ihle, world hi!dory; Robert Smith, Enilisb 9; Lols Knopp, .En1ll.sb 10; Annabell of the Roa""'e, EngJilh 11; JanJce Wolle, ~ll)lsh 12; Nadine Roll.!h, Lotlh these a tyPewrtt~ .for the ~·to'rp I; M.,;o Allc.e );..,., 1-oUo ~: Robstbdy wlien they ~- t ~\f ~!r-. Senior $P.CJal ltu~ies; nietu at ·the .tao~! of UtaBF.!. •¥ Wesle; Court. advanted t;tatb.. !Irs. Cl..emo)!t ');. )M'l Wtl)l 14~. 11!0\Jcs; Pl!YIII.o 1~,. Sponl.ob 2; m ert and lira. IIOb!if I!Qcl'i'tt lib tlte Wapda ltoljilt, ~fiiiJ. bffi>ijalicy •~IIJIII!iioe il~; · rt ~so WaS aMaunCe. that Ohio Univer.sity ScienCe D i y a1Urd ~ Mrs. Cllfl!itum~ t>ft•if~t went :to 1'bylllt !llle, Janice w'olrc of the Clos,sc · i<!ed ,nd l!le ~ . Qtio'~l s~i. : "!~ (i()~d.JiffiKJ MOTOR l!arol~ Jack Wese and TOmmy Fidler, a;t H91\boN. ff!·~ pt~ "eJeellent;" t o James Prlre. "good" 1nd Alfred Toney, ''sat";. · luniors-Judith Lambert, Rose- gram included ii. mo~nf PJq;~"e factory". ;mary Slade, Rat]lh Knl&bt, John "Behind These Doola~ ap;cl ~ Mrs. ' ·H~r, G~yann. G4ul, Marilyn and Mts. kalBd 'Ri.Ddy were JlTO gram chairmen. BuckC,y, . A dessert course was llel'Ved to SOphomores William Bahr, l.weht)"·ohe meiP-~1 ~d two -£le1Jn~r E;vans, Dqnna Frecker, guests. ~.Jo A:nn Frost, Nan itlning, Janice :Haitna~ . Stuley Kelley, Sharon Jlitebie, Gilti'ert SJ)encer, Sharoa TUNE-UP Two Candidates :~~!}~!~:~~~:~[~~f n.r;tX ,Joan Appear For ~ge CldSS Votes To ·swlitnoifield. Roof Paint Arlene ~~~~N~E~E~D~G~O~O~D~~~ f,et us ge1 your Car Ready ·fer Summer Driving ' .. . .. See or Call 182 179 179 .\89 :t-4.7 1:176 ~20 &21 370 681 1!171 2817 ' o·IStrtct . Ra II y , •$ · THOMAS FORK Met At Vaughan Home On B...a....,. A nwiAut venue WJ·JaiMe CUftord ftll gpeat -.in spent Monday in Jacks011. Mr. and Mra. Wox!,ey Hal-.,-, !Irs. Al!<e Moore and !ffL N•f!le Eb)~ ~lltd on Mr. 1nd Mre. Beq Eblin ond 119"' SIHidll' alter- . wb 0 ~. and Mrs. 08ear DePew ~ dOttghter 01 Chi!Ucothe ipent ~ nekt-nd with h 1 th W ..... er a er, . m. Xleiu. Shirlty l!l,d ~OX f;btin spept Sunday wilh Judy Bafton, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond RUNel~ and children afi.d Geue klein spent Suodor in Charleston with h1• sitter and ramify. ·· ~ Chat lea: and Eugene Cundilf of ev ., lrd ·u .. e 'Kilt Cltlli titet Tlturldav it ~ IW~e of~- ltiehV~~au fir,., "!'ll<n>Ot ,>.ye. ~ne· ~en ~~orated tbe Mme '!t'olliliofu; o ibort buoin~ss se• 1too wllb Jlro. <;. J . Ebertbl<b pre!J<fent, i>r<lrljuf S"'!e0 wore piQ'· ttl ·~ -prilei a)vat(Jed to Mrs W:~~lt't. WlnJOJJ. llfa. ltiehard VauAban Jr., and ltfri. Tbeoili>re Lebew A ltbltMti Jtt'esente4 to fOt th"' . .lien. !':!:er~e~:, ~ ~~!-"~~~ Kraeut••: , ~ , Mt;.. ; "Litt_le Red. !' · "-ere _ W _ ill . , ' VI' ,_.,.,. Gi .Ven- H . ert S"'""" ~~ . . 0 Je:; ~et, G!P' .~ idt,fr 'lfi•<"-'· II . ·~1- ~nl the -e~dren froM • .. . lllfl'~. and 1 . ~noon se-.~, ol... ~ Jinder· giti'ten In ° .~umllf. operelta gift'"" · lbOut the ~t JU4 Jfa}p.., M.oa. ~ · .- · .,_ I.e.-h•w. ~5 8a1 evening ~~· 7·to 'l i ffte High "'~ 8 · Va~f:n by Scbool aud:itori~ .at the April au11. I for •E dter. Mrs Clarence InJured In an •uto ac-- ents Mr. lnd Mrs. Henry Beaver. ~ltleiJt last w~t ate improsi· Pvt. Denver Peraons was e.llll· Jl.artl.eY 11 still in the J19ljer ed home from his station in pitaJ }\'ith tract~ eplllt .111! Germany bY the death or his i!au- ~ tJ,bl. Wart~ s 1)~J y~ ' 11njve«J &hler. where ~o 1 they Prt•• . · MrS. Gladys- · the ~· ,ersyr 1'1 •• ,.t ,. · Crqy returned to lt!>r el)lplo)nient '''jn Parkersb~rg i(ter spep.dittt a week here at bel boriie. Mr.' ahd Lo.well Beaye:and tJaughter, Middleport, a.ad M~s. AIUsC)n of Jta~ine 5pc:!nt Sun,!. day With Mr. and Mrs. Hehry Bfa• Plfrl. • THE~ ~ .. ' ~ •• IIJRE111• 'fiBI'· " :Mr.s. Curtls Wolf SIH;!Dt sev~al dQa 'With her son-in-~aw 41\d dfi,U· ~thter, Mr. and Mrs. Brad ThompCharlea Ruuell and· !100, Columbus. Ya., were Mls$ Jerry Wood ap.d :r.rrs. Mllr· her Plrents, ion Wood visited Mrs. Clayton w. ....... aura:ery on so ,. patient at the will 1ubmitt to aurgel')' doy. Mr•. Mr. 1nd Mrs. an evening with llls vid :K.OOleptz, Mr. and Mrs. Flatwoods Jpcnt to em- Mre. Slerlll • Allen. 1 I tit•· Carl 14'1U'L! IP!W-1 Mr. and Nn. DaCh1tJes Goegleln an e.-enlil.g wlt:a lljr. ond Mrs. Clart'"' Allen. • The AprU m~U'DJ of the Third Mr.._ T . .4. J:lewet&on baa r-eturn. · ~urs4af Club will be held on ed home ~r baviDI been in April 25th inJ!;eo.d ol April t8th Sunday afternoon with her parents, Mr. and Mrt. Edson Roush, Mn, Mlnni" Roush was the Sunday guest of Eva and Sadie Archer. Mr. and Mra. Paul Sn~olth , and two ifl'andchlldren spent Wednesday evenina: with 141'. 1nd llr1. personal ....., . due to 'service• at tbe ~h\ll'Ch. Mr. 1nd Mrs. .flmel :QIUey visited Sunday . wllh !11\'. ~114 Mr.'. Clarence Wo.~. ' Mr. and Mrs. . Gordon ltl.denour or lb)l~field spent the Mtekend ' See One &f •ltefe Frieladlfl. . ~ The Insurance Agents Asllociation ef Meigs County V. n:EDWARDS, INS ... ! ..... , . , Pb. 35-X, Pomeroy '. , ' ... I "'WARNI!R-IFILE, IN!\...... , , .... Ph. 48-V, Pomeroy . , E . .REUTER, INS• ., .. , •.• , , , .. Pit. 4Z5·X, 'Pomeroy '" •BARNES·SIMPs9Ni INS. , .... Pb. _6311-X, Middleport ,~~:·~·IOVVI'{I'~G, INS. . • , ..... , • Ph. 8138-M, Middleport SUNDAY- APRIL 14th J P.M. 711 D.tli'P( I ' ' • ~ero ~t ~e1r borne. $evtttal rrom hch·e attende!i the of Mrs. Frank Fell at ijle Ewing Funeral fl:ome, fwun:.al aetvices 'tuesday. . ' Mr. and Mrs. Jla.rry Grindstaff ~f. Pine Grove spe-nt Supday ~t.f· le!'T!ron with Mr. a-nd M.rs. M>tr· Wlllt•m Sayre have ion Wood anQ Jerry-. Mr. snd Mrs. V. D. Cleland 33~ Pllllltrn . . . ~ I'OII'II&C · - . . + Folks l'in the know" keep on the go and keep fit by drinking milk every ddy! It's tops for ~ood health and plenty Gf pep. O'ur farm-fresh d~il'y products ore on ii'T)o portent part of ev•I'Ytlr!ll'$ diJt. Serve the"' often ... milk, fr1.itter, cheese. : propert>' on spent $Uhd@y e~e-p.Jn2 wHb ;\fr. Board prop- aJ);4 Mrs. M'ariPn WoOO.. Mrs. Liwten-:-e Stnith returned cfow • )lome from the ·Ke-ig_s Gen~ral !!'ill· •. ·.. , .....:. 1 .Ph. ZSZ, Pomeroy l'~_l!':f~,"~:•'! lit,ovllli! "'' the•lr pro;: . H~,pttal We<l)lesdi)l alter Dleti rolni jqrg'erf, N~ar "chester .. .... · ----·----~~~-.......e- to lro~ INJUBY- SIC~BIIS- PERSONAL UACI'8·· ,; Public Cordially ln~it.d ver. TRIP INSUAANGS .. 'I '' ';'...... "\ .;< ~ reoklod ' M~a ll'l " {lltllt 1 • < J!!>,v;.:, '4V 'l'\IJ' ,. under· . WJ.ddlej>•rt ~~' f'~d~or- w•• v.1. w•1<n ShOJ'n ele~-·· '-' .,. <= presiilent for the comins ye.r •t lb . ·'- f h p 8 e meeUJJt: o t e omero:r aplist l<IIISIGnory S<>ciety held Thut Stt•y ev•nin 1 at the tbllf.Cb. • 11ae riee PJ4s.ident, Mrs. Sb:.:ft ~ed in tbi aboell<·e of lhe p~ Jlli.>at, Ur1. Juepla cook ~nd othr. offteers elO<Ied were llro. T. 1. gbeltop. vict preoideot; Mn. LoT llin Sleiretl, - r r and croe- urer; Mn. loRph CDOk •"ice precident or ll'iosiO)U; ""- Harry Lee B>Uey, vt'\0 pr.,ldent of chrllti>n sen+iet; •nd M'ft. Ralph Zundel, '''" president of eh!'lotlan traJ~ lng. • A report .,., made 00 the 1>0. oeltl to lite Matber Seltool. plaJis ..,. mad e to aItend the ~,... • --··C'\lOp.. meetir., to be t~eld in ~t-1"<iDF !J!iO tpODih. "Stewardshi!>" to»~~ ·ot P'~- ttas tJie the proa:ram Rit.teil by Mrs. J. H. Stepbeb.Mft. A lat~ on "un~evel•oe<I tatettfo in our lives" was given by ~ and llri. Mh. Mi'J, m;.~·~c!r:!. "]' ~~~ With tfte . Dogs Vaccilliled ....... ;! llr • 8 Bin...•- D V .. • ~ oSu c.:;ifl; ' ~ Vlhrl ~ "" Mrs. _Oscar DePew and daugh- · ~31' Pratt and Mn:. Emm1 Leit'Je . ter attended services at Hiland It, · Chapel sunday. · Mrs. Lee PraU will be bosteos ltrs. NeUJe Eblin ealhid on Mrs to t)l.e club at .f.he nert m~ting on J. D. Ada~ and dau&hter uda Friday April 28. Sunday. -------Alkt Mootil INJURED IN ACCIDINT ' Ch~rles lllrt)ey and JJoeet Warth ~ere Mrs. Shain New M'ISSionary • Group ' ..,; p d H resi. ent ere ~i~c~-~~~~L~~~~-·~~~!~~~::55:1:tt:"::r.":•~H~St~-~'~J i~ i;nl"l!i~l! MWdljput.·Jiitiellt 61a"t I tee• wb l"''"u t . t · C .J Columbus were vialtlng It tltt ~~~~ nb~ch and llts. ~~n m·-•n "' the• Pa·ren'T-ber homo of lofr, and Mre. Heltn' EIJ!In doo each ¥<eJved secret pal g1fb ~tio.::' v - w::~ ~:~:·Y a··~.~~d·~~r~ of Pomerot Jlr. ~nd Mra. VII' gil Rquoh ond 'iwb oono of Planto and Fred Shain Of Raclnt. Mr. anol Mr• Harold Grady and fomlly ~·l~d •• lir. and llrs. Lloyd Roush ond rbn, Sunday. Marilyn Rouah o~ Athens spent ) ntly Honored . At ,;.tork Mr. and MJ"J. ltobari: Smalley. Robert Siebert h*s returned ~~r• to hts tea<hing' duties ,,,... Mr. snd Mra. N. o. Wein spent being confined in a hospdal dt the week end wltb Mr. 1nd Mrs. Cbarlottsvlll&. Va. ~t.ael Carter In Wbeelini. Fred Ohlirlgtr and son Leon or \lloy, W. Va., ttp4mt Sliturdar With his 'l.ster, ·· Mn. Geotge Mn, Georce ®"Ole lttd dlughter '"1'-t'~·· in dlat town to 'filit .,ttb IJ:im. d.ly, April1%. wben JIDlfl B. Har· Whett they were on their w 1 )' reid, mono•er * 6 the ky&er Cree• "'~ • "'. • uume Sunday tbey Jtopped in Liin1 plant, Pft!Nhled 1 t'heek 1a tlfe for a •hort ulte wllb Ute Be. and omounl of ---.•-.28 _._ _... Ia count•, C!vlco Altf~ ;~~ It able to be out aDd .,.....d Mrs. Joe Circle spent an even ~-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.j;;;:;~;;;=:;•;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:=r::T-;;;;;~ J •1 1 ina: with Mr.t. •Mollie Bookman. 1 ''·- ' ae- lit. Vernon on nd saturday and b tJ pt-..... n ..... ~ the ·r~ t of thr ,.._ ... -\.-1f v• Pllfntl' and ara pannu atopp · I tax w11 made . to the· e~.mt.y Fri- J:l'"· CHESTER '\ ' _, J"' Atte 'd 15 Of Ches te r G the president, Mn. Robert Morru. The weddlna: anniversary of Mrs. Jaek Bachner was ob&erved by ber Secret P1l during the socJal hour, It waa announced tbat the next party would be 1t the apartment of ¥ra.. Richard Rosen. ))aum with h~r sl1ter, Mrt. Rich· ard Schwab, 8!J tbe hostess. A dessert cJ)urse was served by the hosteSI to ~e ni:ember4 ahd one auest ftks. Homer Hartley. .' TRAP & STATIONAR'f TARGETs" · Coll.fJt Ol Kutk tt Ob~o State lJp. paid by CM C~PJ.DJ' in lVtnifJr. He tlu millie C'~Jet ~ · cordtnc to Mr. .shelld.· ; will m. II vl~r~~~~'t;JW~~·n~:'.;'; hraak Walton Farm n.. Cretl< l'f.!'l'linl o411pi, m ment to .. .. .~ in , . , .llmiM doubt., l~e ''"en o! '.,,tni.OO •bower •'lbursday when evenlng "f-Or . ~. MissPat&)' Shirley Robert&Sunday. called ol) t]Jelldre§bmeot, were served by ~ Rlcbal'(_Owen .tbe. elu~ 'l(ump~ey JiOitesi tO those ft§_mtd ar;,t)o.~ or Mn. John Mr. and ltrt. Henry Kleifi can. ~ Mtt. AnJJtee Oftlip,er, Mri-. the Tu:Wz. PattY JGoes, vlce presi- ed on his rlther, w. M. JOeln Pratt, ~. J;laruld Eb~ba.ch, dent, presided in the B~lenee or ·Sunday, ~r~. EnJrnett Bl,ek~lJ!'P, M.rs. J:d· Springs Anot-her· CAkMJ:L ' r;; My;_ and MrL ll!!I,-.. .. CII'<I1 and oon of Sprinlllil( ·w; V•, Mr. end <HII!P"l''· . , ~ .·, "•~ m!iJI, ~ J»~,_.,,_ Huold Sturn on Thur.oday lin. Charlet Po.....,. and lour 'rreuu1rer v . Paul Niday. ehUdrcn, 1olmer lotll people. Ac$d'"" ~lJ ~ wiU be the Enterprite II 7:311 Wedneldarl llr. and :!IIJ, ClaretKO Lacey le '· prio~ptl J>toellcjarJ , ol OVilC and Friday evening w"b B/!J. Fli4"f lli&ht !or Columbul whfre Mrs. ROIC()O File, cholrman of Young on Wedneoday and llev. oke accompaoy a... er..,~ •• the CbiJd Wellare eomuil~te~ of Bishop In chua:e of Communion In the Staie IIOI.q a g. d entemble the Auxutory of the Feeney-Ben. IO<vtoe on Friday nlabl. eont.etl_at !Wttle~ Hirb School W~ ~ hell Pool, No. 128, AD.eri•an Le. p da> P Y ' ·• al\or Blshon will lead sln•i •• · "'"· ilOn, wa.1 ln ebar&e of the pro- 1 11 ~ Jot •.,. ~ ~ram given Fri~ n'•ht at the ' • the rnee!inJ!I. •peclaf •ll)t ·" "· Claren<e CIIJ!t •nd lin. I'DUP Legion lit~ II, , , .tNb of the lni from euest ilri.era will be sti- J~~;rm. Chari-'"-( return Fifteen ....rni)en ....., Cheoter ~~ '"1 d '~I · blld sehl<d ea~h oeryt... ~h lh' ..._•·.'L- ,.., .. -~ ~ me •..,"""'~' ~ .el&', een , c ren EHler 5 ndat· S lee f ., .:,... b -~ "%:"'n1 Counc11 Daua:hter.1 of Americ1 .at· .trom the Jlome, were su!!ltt for .30 u · unr. - serv ct ~ .,._ • .,.,{G~ "'.u.~) tenW the dlstrJ,et r.allr tteld in the eyelilnl ond ·enjojled ·a Ienos at 6· •· ro. at Eo\el1tlleL. "~b ~1!4· fitbt ~lurb~ lo 'lle\h, baeiJI llotrietta, Thursdoy. or games. 1'he 1petlal &Delta !also ~~'i, \"ouna, ~Ji~tina "Rev. ~h~p to tbe'lr ~~m• la LIP~• .Na., z". preS8nted a polko ~anoe lfu-' thelr ,r.-:lltg >fOr"t,""'lceo, En~- pr IIMf 1JOd viti~ llt ~t..too n.e croup Pl"',...l<d 1 drllt i•Part of the protr~m · P, ..,. "30 att4 ~~ Star an• il!oldlopoi't tor 0 .,.ek. troclucin( the dePuties or the di• ll!!fr.s~i!lelttr 61 b,ot ~,;.. .,0. ' :t'tlfiltOid ..'lice; ' both t... . • !riot .rilh MI.. . Dolotcs llfoeute.· ~to ebtpi, ·toola.., eqo>l•a and ' •• llornlpl ~\OJ:- . ~lll!uUno l!i<• 1o moying tbi< u planllt. at.., lf.t:oetller'allo pre EIJWr eatadiP .,.,];-, ~d dvr· ~en~n· on tiijei; 1'1-J~ant pro- rie'lei\d ·to GRJlfpoY, Wtiere ~ted t1irte loloi durin the mee•. inr "• <Mtititg. llemb41r; of tbl uantt tn botb ~~~~~· Erltn- IU live wl\11 lin lli'A~ 'ln. J~ - U.,C. . Leat;J,' lumlshed · lrfi!QI>i'ia!l9• prt.e, ot 7:1$, "V~O'Wed ~u'' llla*'Jl~'m ttd be emiJ]o. tor tbe guest& from PODie'to"' an~ M.orn~n& stir, •l8:15, "'E"alta ~ d · . bJ:.an..f!ti p1 tlie AJ.leJldint were Mrs. Kose Cle,. PageJnl". Dllil ~· 11er ~' Mrs. lud, <Otlnd1 doputy, llrt. Ellh•· iL - .. ~ H: L. Dunham, it joininl her ~u•- Writbt Mrs. rr...-,. Speneor, ilt.. 1\ec:'t!: l>and a1 Gnll<llbplili: llfn•,, llilo BIUs, 1m. Oartio l"rotreriet, ~hOWer. Attendance .I Sunday School wMole fie No i ..nilnleuon job. llri. Glri TUttle, loin. Milton 1)!'· ~ ~ was M <Ollectlon ~ •• tie, Ali'it, llltrloo WoodJ, l<lri. !'oil!; ..... _. penQJ 11 CJ" el VanMeter, ~ . Orrllle Holter ~rs Charles Wllaon WIS e:ues1 marcn 46c Mn __._ of honor this weet When 7'-!n. Tert Mr. and. Mn. ClevelaD!L RuolljlU • ·· U · w~. ·Gun, ICjao H~len J11~t the "Wifine GOING • -,. ~ n. N~t on night, both at 8 p. m. Tb~ ·f'ortntte Club had s layette and ellildten Saturday afteJY~ooQ. . REEDSVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Elden Jr. and family 'were Chillicothe v.sitor.s Sunday .' Richard L. Smith who is em· ployed In Akron spent several days here recutly with h Ls fa· ther J. M. Smilh. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mark vJ sited recently at Success with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bibbee. W. B. Kibble of Abon spent the weekend as Juesu of Mrs. A. C. Stewart. John Riebel who Is attr-nding college at Atben~ spent the week end at hill home here. The WSCS of the M. E. Chureh held thoir regular meeting W('dnesday al the home of M~s LiiUon Pickens with fourteen mem· hen present and three visitors. The s:oelety 1ponsored a Jllney supper at the chur~h basement Rev. La . •yetteMShower Glven rs • QWen In Fultz H'""me e FORI THE BEST! eANV TYPE! I PORTLAND. Ore UP . .,. Heavy wetghts J on ny Hol man or ChiCd[W and N111n VllldC':r., :-:-:11ked lO'h. have 11ignet1 to me~ m a 10·roun1l bout ht•ru on Mfl\' 8 Thr b'out wtll be tcll~v, slcd nallon :ll ly •· ·va. INSURANCE? WILLIAMSON OIL CO. Auxl.lll'arv_Has C"hl'ldren Jn For Meetl'n'g Guests RUCy Jr. and ber sistet, Mrs. lames Brewer. h4d a atOrt •how· er. ' 1 Refreshment, of S!lndwhic~es, Jello, pototo chips. kooladt, ~·t• ilrd mints Wi!l'oi oei've4 lo ~..._ Charles WSllon ,Mn. Harfii1 Gil· lnore, Mrs. WJ.tUam Ault, Mrs'. Vtt· non Roush, i\f"rs_ Rllpb Snyapr, Mrs HaJTy Moore, ~rs. ShirleY L-.e, Mrs Herb Moore, Mr.s Bud Wlls rn and Mrs. Ted Riley Sr., Mason, W. -----:""- ALSO were in Akron lut we~"kend w~e. 1 eembei' St, 1155 'JlQe 1lev. Rp-cr ilhop of t~ The ~ehedule ia aa follow1· Enti!J:t>rlte In' OJ'n,ID_, Star EUB Palm Sunday eveftin1 there' will Chure~ taaa IDQOU~d eomblna. be a cOlor and sound film titled •··- I"" ' htl OD -J t It· D ..r Y"""'"-ca " ' bllb • c,.ure: r un:iphant Defeat' 1t Enterprile Palrp. $uuday, R.o1y Week 'an~ Ea~- at 7:30 and Mdrnla& Star at 9 p. m. er Sund.y. •Holy Week Ml'\'h!et, MOJ'IIJ"I Team of Racine students will Star, Tuesda• and 1'hunday at , compete in Athens aaain1t other m. wiUt on tbe Tuadl)' !leY. Richard Y""/'1 achools ¥ay 4. Executive Head • 1spe.aldDJ niJbt th<t 1. l'f •-"' J• - an.t !,tr, dl1 ¥N. o..14 - Dtlr<l p1t101l ln a bo'WI!nl tourPa "' SIJII day, H!JI¥W~~, fo$ter Services Mr. ~~L The; ,..,.,'lie~ 61 ""' ~b aitd llueaa Neale IP Akl ~1. TW"., Church... d .F"'· An ' . nounc~ B p t Enrout.e tbere thtY !.1 • d din11 ". . . . Ul "'" f aS Or wllb WIUlom Dam. Holor 01 1:.. Arrangements qf lflrlnt: no"ers for the t&blerln the dining-room Chlirles !fayman said today. were madle by mefttber.tL of tb~ ' The scbolwhlp tleam and tbeir Am.atuer Gardeners Club u IIC'Jvic subJect• are Harold · M:cCiutey, project wllb MrS. Robert. Coati u Aleebra: Rennie Salaer, ~ometry: Patty ll'rtln, blqlo&y: Alfred Tonch'iirman. ey, general selenet-; TOJDMy Fiah- Buy Typewrite~' For Pastor Study 11r. altd Mn. Doa Hamilton olld ~r. .lle1110r lldlllf, llkldleport Soc!~ JP.dltol', Pboae t078 tor """ Jiltd HOmo E<ctn.qlh , · studen!t' directed b; r.rn. JoO fal· let. T~~y ln<lluled ~I Stulitbli, J~ ll'llrra,, <!arole oWedt, Bon· nle Van CoOJ)y, N•nt!C'T G1fnlr(ol\. Karen. W8lier-, Sue .YeGuger, C1rol a..;. lo pliJ' ' Smith. . ' '· tbe clean-up wO;t"k altc.r the 4innf'r ~th, Golden 1\ur,.Fil'sl BaptiSt 9Htiri;h v.,.a Chester honor students ror the !ifth silt-weeks • period have been announced as follows by Faye ~uer, P.rinelp~l: S!nlors--JaJ:llce Randolph, Ada Randolph, Eliza"•beth Carr, Betty Frost, Sue Lambert, Helen Hoffm~, Kathryn Crows event while p:.at.~ Top Diet will roll their team on Alley.s Nine and Ten, the Muter's final Will ta:ke SPI-CIALS laft weekend would find Bob Louks with 649, Rink Menchir.i w•th 604, Frank Quillen with 67?, Paul Clifford wi.th 670 and We.s Belles wUh 617. That would gh•e Parkersburg, W V a. Belles i:> them II total or 3212 p!ns, and leading the Ali-Evenl.i in the na· would be good enough !or f1rsl · PhU WUiiamson Uonnl Moose tourney, and flniahed plal'e. W, MaiD Sl. Pomeroy The Chieks go Into the t011rnty high 1n the money la 6t year at Rochester in the Bowlers' Journal wilh a team average o•:f_t900~_'w~<~th'...:_~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ham and Beef Sh9ot j pll<loet Raul Sanchez - Ti¥Jr · .......~~~- A!lsoclaUon. f--~~;,;~;,;;,;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~Ro~y~S~m~l~th~-;_:;:;;t;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ll Sox ond ~illhl the H#olll I!~M CP._.!:II of ttit IDteraailonal NI!W c:BRON~t- N. J. UPBeyer wJtll the Cubl Jo Stanezyl of Glen Roek, N. J • :bad f., re-. a~tatant footb1ll eoac.b at Columtti bia UnlveF.f_fty1 has bts!tPpolnt· od bockll~tt e~aeb '!I 11 lpn Ull· iversity, ruceledlng ~ Burn11 ad PlUl J"-oytaek on head 1~acb John SUetgan'J to pllob ~he Delffllt Tt- l•ta!f. Stanceyk w11 at Jlol•11!bl• a N '(1ctor)' onr tht Iince UM7. '-~ Of 1:36 Hlfl 192 101 234 ~M 182 1011 sno 1_._,. c:lub'l 1Ue4l!llh! thb te1t. CUtrord Of.hr,n on ~ PODJ'fOY 1tartiDJ Dellu 11.lne 111 batt! order, lnclude Tot1l for lllltbort wiD 81!!7 Looi 1~1rldan IR field, C.ndlll ot ..-d Geo>rre zu..Hnk ipUt 11141 1•bor~ 11\Cc~ ot lb!Ftl • l.lflaelroad piWhlnt chorea ror tbe wlnnen. Cl;tc:hln1 and bit.tln• olUnup; vaa Mlpr 0... T• Yr1ckP.n at f1r•t; WU10JJ. Cilnt"": tbe aame:;tjftclnnJ); ColllkliO. aeconll. b~ ,pad Youne tn Rut• Ve~er to til<! 11teht. · D'et{Jr. • •Delbert Sam• and ramll y ol South Part~r,\l\ltJ v.jslted the Lambert Stew•rt' famll)\ recently, The ~w Chleka won three from 'Mr. and ¥i'Lj, C. A. Barnett who Qhlo Produ.. In tho Pt. Plouont have 1pent ~ "inter In Florida lien, dj.Uf.! · toque, April 10. hive rettJrne~ hor..1e. 1- ' wbtle Sleven allld ~q.t"'U cUd Utewlle tor W••hlnaj:Qp. Rookie ouUitlder Carl Powll 11DIIt4 bpme the run in th• elJbtb It tbt · aeored 1 M victory OYer · ilnnatl at BiltltQD.-.. 41 Pll bomere4 I or have b(len working Oll monL•Y .making .proJects durin:; the ~lnte; to aenQ. the .eenlon on a trip tO New York City thia Maf. ·Mrs. Rus· a ell Mllla and Mn. Joe Youne Sr. Wert . co-chairmen of the dmp1r ·Project 111d are exprcst.i11g ttlel:o appreciation of tM contributlo".s made by the nwthen ot ·the Sen· ·lot I?Upils. noll,s for t h e dlnper Were contributed by t he Ohio Vij:l· ley Bakmg CompiVJ.y and Mrs. Oarnet Davidson prepared 1nd con trtjJutE>d special dinners needed by some of the guests during th • Lente11 -season. Workers Fri day inrluded Mt : Charles Grue ~e r. Mrs Marvin ·Kelty Mrs. CJi!ford Stumbo, MrS Wallace Bradfor, Mrs. Walter B Harris, Mrs. Francis Anlferson, Mra. L..- ' McComas, Mrs Edw~rd Evpm. Mrs. 1 Hcrman 'KincaHl, MrJ. n-.J Rysell, Mrs. Elwood Lew!~, Mrs. Erne~wles , Mrs. Dewy Guihrie, Hpcll . 147 1115 126 468 927 9Z0 ·822 2669 il, ' '· ,t SIGN 10 FIGHT Sm~les 180 Tb8t Mur.Nr. M.iu llrs. Clarence Th~ Daily Sentinel "' CROW'$ CHICKS J.Oukl 162 144.144 450 Friday eveniQ-1· N, J'arn IWOJ t.)l 202 186 199 581;1 Mrs. Beulah fl)'e Jnd daughter Holme~ 210 172 17~ M7 of Athena we]e Sunday gucst.t ol Clifford ::too 224 178 608 the Wallace family. Walhlni\On to mort i!' leu 1o tbeij rll look &QIIdi\1' -1 \)fo tho nme boot In ~ M~etlor,o ollb 01 !.!•in• In the OhlO Vol· League. Fn~bi'''' ·~ tho lir · !~~ ba...,_U ~iuo Tboy roll'd a 1\il~~le 1•mo to SenatOn ftn hllhr t Jlft)t'nf7 " fl/lt-e • a Mt .a nfW •a~Jl . hey were lhon 'oovenlll or e " yt l!lo, ~;A'1'' ll Ba< lioi 11151 led by ~~~~ 'CIIIloid who rollod o rooe up to ~IIIII : ehllll1· u'l'!\!!!lr,T: ~\elo'i on\tJ, 234 oln~.• ~me ond • i3a totaL pion Y..k;tiJ1'l~t! f" ·,, rll!ltll l~Pg~ '' .' . elub will 1a"::.'l.:1,• .1 now , have o nine Stadlom l!'r . • . , PI e ~- J JllOURd Frollk1!urk.e wu hll~ for Ohlo Tho flell~tol ,. ~·~ . . . ... · -(tittle Produce with 1137\tlel. .. for liVID l'llJl' lia the bit.. ,.... , r . Wl)l.ft. oJi• of the tn1 oDd tlltn Oli to n~otor WOt!o bo~ Sho n m!"f bo.vt olx tho •lc~ tilt e~ 11f or mW. lll'tnl In Jilt llDeup OHIO PRODUCI touihpow 'l'olltlllf l!ri'D• w~i# - · w Ill, on brolll..-o, COU·I Reel 157 !78 173 5<M1 rooklt LJ!o Lutvoll olnflo.l boJ~~oj ot!P, or llblri toU reloUol)a In >'ollock 1114 1119 U2 &10 !toy fl!!von ~ M\14\ ~ ~ Will· Tho q>lotn Mella Thomll 1G2 147 187 1128 , In tile ninth. ilabk Jlll!or, -~' '13 Woll!IJ lo~a . to be oth· W111lomo 122 174 167 46S t' Howard, Bill Skowron j)l. Y{oMj I Ja 'M .all '!f'Jf· a_,rb 1M 187 186 GST Held 111 homered tor 11M YanU ~ • • b.:fta Gut of baseTotals 82.0 868 80S 2M7 ", with his relief pil<'hing til '_, sprmg, will 'l)e used mamly in relief. t011 IR.os~~wl_ Lanes 1 In Senior mother& Rt.lde • profit of -$223.00 on the dinner they leT ved to tile Champe:r ol Commer.·e FrJday nl.&:ht at the Middleport High SchoDI tYJilnlllutn. tourney scor~ or tbe ye•r was ~5, and \ ·"ling, W. VJ,,. in 195!5, wll)· in addition to the 3003 rolled !n ::.:>, and alSo is eurnmt doU· ·:.;_;s;~i?'~ - .;.;;;~~ - ;;;.,;;i;;i.;..,.~;,.;;;;;.._ even hia:h"' I JJ~ .. ,. JJ_mp of tht> Pomeroy C.ty "" q.mttt wbjeh vaulted lnto th·' ! ~ite s~d na"Ponal i!t1Jo1Jight 1., weet ~lh major tourney Jl!C'C t' Is~.>s W~& fet to faul CJi.fferp won tire • Belles Jead illi the way with a 11)8 2Q.u -.n(j several ovet • The DaU11 Sentinel .SPORTS li T ·Crow's Chicks Gird For National Bo~ ·n,I' est, ~~:·1~:i:'~.::~~ ·:~~ 'l:~e'! AJI'I In Fort Worth, Texas; Lead State Tourney :g:~:-~-~·_:.:;_'t_:~_ib._:_l:_~~n~:."' o r!~l .cnns~um Wtdh ~Sday night at 9. '11fi:y ~e §Cfti4UI~ tO-roll in the llil&l~a and dq_ub)ts Tburs· day afte'Fnoon at ~4,. 411 w~~ end th.ree of the BRAVES No. 1 ~earn. _·PWmi:JerJ, Captain Paul In lhe Nat1onal Le<~gue, l h " Jones 1 24 Spls Qijf~Prif, RIJ)k MpnchJni an~ Bot Braves were the No. 1 eholce of SYRACUSE, N. Y f.!P-Ralph ~.P!I~~ameQ With Junje G~~bs 61 writers while thf> Brookl?'u Tiger Jones, wh.o has taken to ,lla ve Darst tp tile l•rst bodgers received 42 first • pla ,·e boxmg's Gypsy trail. Saturday pl!lct ,_ the O}Jio Statg ~pw1 i n g 1 votes and the C1ncinat1 Redlel,'l s set out to get ready fv.t his third ~J'fl-.6&' at Akrtm. They n.tve a.J got 24. There v.-cre three fir st- middlewei&ht bou~ in, 30 day!! e:teeJJtnt ehanc;e of COPRiPi the place votes for the d:~rk -horse St 'l'he powerful ftftb-ranked eon- eY~h J . f Louis CudJnals and one each foM tender, tired or waiting !or a shot the Pittsburih Ptratea and New at the tille, !igQres _he'll keep M84nwtl:iJ~. Wes Dellea. aod trim flghtine; at a wbirhtiod pace F•.ank Quillen were competmg at York Giants. just as he did Friday nl&ht In a D~:lrl.loni, ttf:Jch., in the N,ational The Tigers re!'eivl'd one lesQ 10 round televised victOry over )f-oo·.se tourney and they wem vote than the White Sox for first the surprisingly heavier but less mto flrst Jtlace iD their U»Jrney plc.ce In Lhe AmetU'·an Lt>ague but powerful Chico VeJar. and Rrobably wili com.e J)l.it on a cros.11 sectiOn of the balloting top since tbe tourney ends th111 made them the ctloice to fin4h lOnung weekend. SIUNADE COMING seeond. Manager Ja·l• Tighr 's Tbls will be the thrrd n-tionaJ team, which finlslled fll'th In 19$6, CfNClN'NATI VP Ba.sel"l:=~ll tourney for the Chicks, wbo are 35 !or third and 17 for fourth. fans al Crosley Field this .sen&'•'l sponaored bY a local busines.s The lndia-m~ and "\\o':hite S o ,., will be serenaded during e1ch man, .. rn .~omm y Cr ow. 1n 196' il th ey meanwhile both received votea game by Miss Margaret Sbnlln , Cwu hed in the money at Ft for posltiona Crom lint to sixth a former lght opern singer n w. :·ne, Ind., snd last year nlso with the former oUt·b:.t llotLng Coli· Charleston, W. Va. !llu;s Skan 1::1 weL e amon.2 the tf.'p te1fi1s a~ eago, 8()..50, in aecond·and thlr t. will open each iiUne Y.lth tlbe Sl 1r Rocf\e!ter, N. Y place votes: As a J'esult , the lnl,l t· Spansled Banner and will do two Th.e Chicks also have had oth&na were the composi-te Clholce for or three numben: betv ·~· en innlfiU. er succe~~es. In 19/W they \\'qn -third wHh the White Sox de-lega !he National Bowlini Lanes tour· ed to fourth. ney .&t Dayton, 0 , wlth a seore uf MAK!S ROSTER RED SOX FI~TH BROOKLYN UP - Rene Val 30113 and w6n $~00 . They ,~tUo h.b\"C fmished in th e m-oney in The Boston Red Sox wP.re ra .. ed 'out Df fbut. Hta excellent eye ba• fifth , ll1e Baltimore Orioles sixth, dcz, who won 22 Jlilml'~ and pl 1. 'l several other tourney~. ed eiJht shutouts tor Portland in won him several free pa99CS tq the K.ansas Cit)' Athletics seventh the Pacifi c C oa~ teu~ue last yt>ll .. Individually they also have made Cint b :~&t'. Bob F.a.atman and S. T. John1on and the W11shlngton Senat01 a offi~:ially has bee-n pl.aeed on t1;e quite a name. Cor themselves, Wes Brooklyn Dot.lgor ro ster Valdez, Belles is currently the Slngles, the only other boy8 at .300 or dghth . The National League ballotln '! who imppe.sseJ mang\'r Walt .\1;· Doubles, and All-Events champ nt be'tter. Acl!ording to school Btatls- ' National Writer's Poll. I .. ·seniors Net$2:2~To~ard New York'Trf1:t' By Serving Chamber of Commerce 4-Dally Serttlnel, Pomeroy-Middl•port, 0 ., Aprlll3, 1957 • ,, ... ' ,. £14! .. 11§4£ .. ' .' ' '·' �• • . ' " DillY Sentinel, Pomeroy·MiddleJ>?ri. 0 ,, AprU IS, 1957-7 1..\URIIll. CLIYI' .M'r. and Mn CllUord W Jelil Plnon1 of Pl'ahta 1~11.1 Ji6nda>' •venJnc wltb Mta. RU$ull Roualli and family. "-Vally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ,, Aprll13, 19571_ , POB CONSISTENT ·DEl'ENDABL.E RESULTS ·~ WANT ADS PHONE 398 (9J aoa'da. PtlOf'le ~~~~~~: ~~lk. REVIVAL--Apr. 14 to 28 at Mid· WIY Church, Y.r mile frorn . $37~ 00. dlepert. Preston -Wi~h Motors, Mid· f..U-3tc Good uacd Maytag washer , for ~~:~;~,~~. RobnV. g::;~:a '-c~:~~: :~~· ;;~y~i~~~:cu~~.n M:.~e[.a~pr Pastor. Rev E. R. Tnomu. Servlm 7'30 eaeh evening, Special singing. Everyone wei· • 13 tf WANTED - used aewing machine. come. Phone Portland tM. Mrs. J . B. Shockey. 4 9 6tp _ _ _:_:c.....__ I ,o;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;i;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;_;__;-;:;;:-;;;-;;.;;:;;:;;; H. ltAWUHOS SONS 00. - U li bour ~kar ServJce. DQ Pbone 82rf. Ki111t Pbone 8088-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH DlllALDS. 8 8 tt - ·- (II I Wonted To Buy '( Bb) Auto Services a. ~o~rt~ou~~ McCORMICK No, 45 HAY BALER (8). Auto Sales JUrw, for as little as 2 days baung a year, tt wlll pay ,SEE BiLL Qfln.DI• fot Uie: BISII: • yo11 to uwd- a thrle proven u1ed :~ar villue .. , 3·30 ~ ~ :t5: - 6.- a,~sum· w:~ frame borne with hardwood fioors and woodvtork upstalrS' and down. Plenty of closet space. Beautltul fireplace and built-in bookcases. Gtl"bfired hot water heating. Fu asement b La with laundry tu ,, r•• ver, anda. Plenty shrubbery and trees. Large lot, garage with -concrete driveway. Centrally located. Quiel posse !Ill ion on this fine h;Jome at the low price or only $9.0&0.00 MIDDLI!iPORT--4-bedroam frame home with bath, lirie kltc..hen with plenty of cabinets. Stoker· fired hot air furpace heat to all rooms Full hasime~:~t with c:om· mode, shower, lava~ory and laundry facilihea. Large veranda. Downahln tutt/ in~ ear· petmg lncluded. Emtlent 10cation. $14.300.00. CH.STER- Hoom frame home, oak flee" and woodwork, coal furnace heatmg to all rooms Full bucment. Located near th~ Hlgh School, on lot 70xl4G feet. $12,000.00, FARM-20 acres •wilh good 6room house, cellar, very good large barn, crib and garage Some bottom hind. 2'h miles from village with schools, churchea, and storea. Schoolbul, mall and milk route by the door. All mtnerale. $3200.00. CUCKLIR RIALTY p 1 S hi f - d 1958 ont ac t1r C e 2 r Calollna Cpe $:1.611~ 00 Hydra· I matlc drlvo 1 all loather 1eah1, fully equipped. Blaetlnar·~ , Phone 84 - Pome,oy 4·1l-6te ~~~~~=:::'~'::'~~~~~~ Pomeroy, 11150 CheVI'olel, run• good, •ood 1141 for Rent tlre1. phone •~ PorUud. Will· lam Ro 111 b. 4 13 Up STORE building. corner of Main and Butternut, har front and 1918 Buick Special V8 4 dr Rh·· back entrance, wlll renovate to lera Sedan. *2.895.00 D)'n•flow 1ult. Contact H o. Brown, or drive, almoat llll:e the day It call '78. • 4 13 3tc waa told! 81aett.nar's, Pomeroy. 4-11-illc, F'URNJSHl"D .. aopartmtnl, 4 rooms, bath. E. MaUl Bt , Pomeroy. 1855 Pontiac V8 Star Chief Cata· Phone 103-X. • ·12-:Jtc Box 22t Phone 101-Y llna Cpe. 12,18&.00. Hard Top, (4 1.3 3tc) all leather aeata, rower 1teer- Furnished r~oms, close In town ln1 and brakes. Blaetlftar'e, IZ7 B11ltetnuL 4-t-l2tc I' Pomeroy. ·Hl.flte Five Room Apartment with laun1954 Dodlle VR Royal 4 dr. SC!· dry and Garace. J'lr1t Floor. A. dan. 11.290.(10. Power steerlnll' N. Ben&:a1 1 Pomeroy. 4 3 tf power nlte, DodiJC'i f1nr s•. IHaeunar's, Pomeror. 4-ll.{tlr For Rent - Extea11oa Laddera, k4[1old Boardo, Drop Clotbl, Clinton Fiaher, Middleport. 1963 luldl; V8 Super f dr, Sediln Completely Now F10m $1.286.00. Dyn&flow drive, be:Jufhone 81111&-X, Ill !I Hlt•b to Chute Uful two tone blue flnlah. Bl.wt rent • Eleetrle wallpaper tnar'1, Jtometoy. •-a~ fteRmer. Cllntun Fl.-aer, Mid· 11•111 1963 Chevrolet Bei·Airo 2 dr. SA· dloport Ph. 11280-X TIIACTOR SALES d1n J$980.00. Power rUde, one Pomeroy Of the cleaneat '53 around. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy, ·4-IHJtc ! Meigs Equipment Co. ,,'' I l T~c II I GITS RESULTS I FOREMAN&"ABBOIT T.V. S£R.. VICE AU mall.:es Repaired bY Ex· H1gh School AudJtor~liTTl, Mond~v direction Gf Mr.s. c. 0 . Chapman meettng was . JD sang two numbers wbic:b they will pert Technicians. t.,hone 6284 Y even mg. The Middlepo~; . 6-15-tf charge o[ thf' pr~s1dent, BeatrJce Cntcr in CQ~petition at Grrt.l· Sm_',th. The group llang "Amer· nlle, April 27th. The giri. wb, 1ca accompanied by Mrs. C. 0 . were attired in white blOill!le:; and I Chapman Tho .sec.retar;,r's report rainbow color sJrlrts were -a«om.:...--.,..-- - - - - - - h -1was given by Mn . Robert King. panied by Mi•~ Judy chue Tile Let me sbow you some c o ce .,_ r R th E 1 ..,. -o • '"" · li 0 1 b t t Heasure u r e ne ·.....- r.- club received first and Mbs froZ: ed a balance of $268.17. Chase received A u AC(!ompamat group voted ,t o · pay the lunch bill In competiU 011 at At.tieM. The 1 p A. N. Beo.ee ' omeroy . 4 3 tf for ~elegates who attended the Girls Ensemble .sang two num_ _ _ - - - - - meetmg at Athens the past bers wltL Miss chase ai aeoomfARM - 120 acres, Bash an Keno month. A letter from Cambndr.c panl!it. Road, 7 room house, large barn, read ask~ng for two deleTbe banner was awarded· •o other buildings, plenty Df water, gates to atter.j conference held Mn~. Bob lt.obertB &lb cracte room' tlmber, peach trees, a good there, April IDtb., to help plan for havip.c the most parents PI+ farm and priced raght meetmgg for next year. Mrs. Mar- aent. RISIDENCE- Happy Hollow Rd ., cia -Denison and Mrs. Robert King Refrelhments of ~an'dwtcherl, 8 acreo, ~ room•, oth« buildln.. went " delegates. Mr. Melva deviled eg(~ pickles, mints and price $2,150.00. Turner reported tha~ .$278 bad coffee were served from a ·CJodJe RESIDENCE- Close in, 4 rooms, bcen collected for Rell4 10U.S Edu· lit table decorated wlth ~te.i' large lot, price $3,ISOO.OO cation. lilies a.o byacinth11. Th~ napktll:t RESIDENCE - l,.inco1n Hill, 6 Leslie Fultz, president of th4! were ln teepm1 with the Kuter room11, 3 down , 3 and bath up, Meig, County Health group w;; 3 ~uon. · basement, large lot, priced right present and gave an account o~ .Members of the ~fre&tu:nent Peer! Per. .r, Agent Health organitatio~ .and dlseu.seed committee .were Mrll. c. -M. Chaae, Pomeroy, Phone 201 . all publa-c iP'OifPs Jmning t.o~thft f'ris Wjlllams, Doris •naomas, Etlerf D. #Mndor, Sr., Reelfor to help promote better he.alth, h.el Nellon, Ethel ~lcholson, (4) 11, 3tc Mra Pearl Bunce, nomanatlng Marie Carson, Thelma Carpenter, chaJrman, gave a report ol offi- A.llce Young aDd Mn1. Hirar.l , ....,L.I•• .-1,., cer.s selected for th.e coming Slawter. \.AI..,IfiC,,.-- fli,Mf•, year. They were President, Mr!. Giles Smith; vice president, Mn:. SENIOR -4-H MilTS . POMIROY-4room modern frame Normon Wlll, secre;tary, M.s. The Rod: and Rollers 4-H «:;lbb -tub and sh9wer, nice full, dry Robert King ahd treasurer, Mrs. met at the home of Mils DH bnsement, furnaee )leal piped Robert Fetty. Thomae, 'l'hursday evel)ing Aprl! Refresment commJttee was apto all rooms. Plenty cabmets. lh M 4th. 11d I 1. $6200.00. A substantlal balance ~~f~ eM orR 1 eT ay meehmlg The meeting was cal.ed to ()f· on existing loan can be .. , rhs. a ph ' tlurner Ill e a r· o.er by the president, Miu Thorn. ed. man. T e PTA w1 pret~ent ente: as. The club stood and repeated ,.YDDLEPORT _ 6·room modern tainment tor the Me1gs PI' A ilOOJJI t!,e 4-H Pledge. The aecretaey, ( 21 ) Reo Estate IT'S EASY TO .. 831&-.X I For S<iie PUBLIC SALE MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1 P. M. BUY_.: SELL - RENT 81,); miles east or Tuppers Plai.as find employment - hire on Route 680, dliCOntinulng tr find a lOst l!om through farming so will sell-191)6-860 '!'he Dally Sentlnol WANT Ford tractor, cultivalol"!l, ploll.'!!, ADS, DoD't put II off pickup dJ~>C, mower, one rnw eorn picker, OliVer hay balur, Cal1398 Today -An Ad !n Oliver side rllke on rubb"r, lhls column Oliver manure spreader, euJtJ. packer, Oliver corn planter, 14 milk cans, wash vat. ean raek, 1000 baleJJ mixed hay, 500 bales straw, Titan chnn saw, !Jko:o -::~:;;;=:-:::-:::;;::::=.:~~ new, and a four ton Dearborn k wagon with new lires and hd NOTJCE - Eat at Par er's Re• Rob.rt Hill, OwMr. &aurant, Pomeroy. You'll eat H ld G0 dd d A tl 0 better for !e11:1. 3 22 lmop aro '' ' uc " " ' · ----4-12·2tp IAYI DO!('f YOU IICNOW1' ll.lker'• wl'll .. ve )'OU tbe belt 12 ft. Elgm Boat stecrmg tndo 08 furnltun or appiJan. controls, 10 liP Scott At~fltcr e.._ H d 1 .Motor, .excellent (londltiOn, ions In Stew" will be given ·Prtdgy 11ight. It Wl.ll alao announced that tile band concert will be PTA MEliTS. MONDAY P.M. gJVen A'J)rll z;Jrd. The RutlaOO PTA met at the The Glrll! Glee c lub under Um Mic;Ldleport. Fin • AlltJomobi~ .....J 2 eent.s per Word, one lucrtloa. llb\lmum chara:e 50e.-4 eentl ~ttr Word for three coneeeuttve inleniOlll. beeial- O.De month tor 21 c:eata per word. F'U.ll rate of 2 ee..ata per word wW be char1ed br advertl&lnl 1t aot pald for before lbe 15th of each month following Insertion. EiNn in .Adverllaln.!I-ShDald be repoj'ted lmmedlalAI!y, The D-"Y Sendael ..,'W not be reaponalble tor more than one lncorr.rt i.DRrtiOIL Card of TbaDb and Special Notice• of Eventa $1.00. Obituar:let publlebed &ll<Oill per word. I Rutland News I wo:tl aana.e..&mp.n wuranco AaeDcJ. I RATES (I) Notices I:;;;:;;;;;::;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:= S.• Th• N•w Holland meeting which will be held here the first Thur.o~day in May. A representative of the VInton Hill Dairy dJscwsed the milk sif. uaMtiolsan anJd•. oC!ha"'sent•,.lnnenrun"c'•ed,, u~ that the Junior ClallJI plft'· "On· !~pe ~ Legal Nofl'ce NOTICE 0111 'lUNG AND HIAR· lNG ON INVINTOIY Problfe Court, Mfflfl County, Ohio TO the Exeeutor or Administrator and to such of the following as are res1dents of the state of Ohio · , if any, next of under the attorney or attorneys any of the a!ore~n- wm, You are notiNed tha* on the 3oth day March 191J7, an Inventory anrt ApprAisement of the estate of Arthur Delbert EJJtel· stein decca1ed, late of Village of Pomeroy in said Co11nty was ftled In this Court. Hi!arlng on laid Inventory and Appraisement will be bad befol'tl this Court on the 15th day of April 1937, at 10 o'clock A. M. Exceptions thereto may be filed by any lntcreated party at any time prior to five days before the date s~t for hearing. WITNESS my lljntture and the seal of said Court, thla 2nd day of Aprll 195'7. John C. Bacon Judge and Ex·Olflclo Clerk BY Mary Olive Ingraham Chief Deputy Clerk (4) 6, 13, 2lc HAYLINER - ror TRAILERS TRAILERS FULTON THOMPSON ACT NOW Save •100 to '1000 ( 171 -(91 For Sole sTORE ••d mu ::=-N,"'a-=s~=n=o:::N, AD llakea I1UI Modell METROPOLITAN well atoektd, ·with ' room llv· inJ apanrqit~t on' Jot llOxno on Bt. 141, I milo lr9J!l' Pomeroy, J. J, WU<1.1 AUTO SALES t 8111p Wanda Coy. The next meeUne will be held April 18th at tbe home of Advisor Pbyllif Snow· den . Demonstrations were 1lnn "'ll the correct way to set ~ table bY' Linda Cremeans and the proper way tG prepare a paa . for baking bread by •Sandra Little. Refreshments of cream baked chicken, home made ro•ls, pickles 1 nd iced tea were sernd tQ Wanda Coy, U~a Cremeens, ratty Younjl, Margaret Smith, S.l'ldr!l Little, Ju~y Sl1:1wter, Max· me humfwld, ~hyUts Snowden Jnd one v1al\or cathy Thomas. Mn. Cuah JohDIOn, Bradbury. 4-Jl..)ltp. fOR SAIJ!:......Good blled. Lee 4 13 Sic ' . mixed hay, John10n, Racine. , 1811 MobU Home, 4 rooms and thower bath. price $1600.00. ~IJ Wloe, phone 246-/~' ' 4-l:I>Slc - I Mlln Ntrth .t POIMC., heJU, dtetled or on toot Allo, larae white eua. Phon"' 811·». E. M, Damewood, ForoJI! Run.. Hz.etp , U.S. No. 21 WAVIR~Y, •• •• •• • • • of 1201 Busme:ss !lervl<:es Servl•e romforUng COMPLETE Jnaural'lllll Prateetion, beauly IJte, Auto. rtre, PoUo:. c.n .Doa • • at 1 eo1t MUll, Kidctleport. Oblo. • o 1>llbla the QVICit SKRVICII on Wltoh c,. • • lamlly'a meoao P&lrin1 hy hilt:"'· Traln.ed • watchmaker, COUJNS JEWEL LmS. l'Omii'OJ, 1-8-U Slort, 1·• 2-Ja.lf - w. 1111'• St., Pomeroy, =~=-:::::- ___ Trn•y-Finaterwald FUNERAL HOME 144 Bulleraul Pboae 281 nRUCTUIIAL l IIAMS ICIA, 11011- MITA~I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ,_ ... TIIMITII IXTIIMINATlD sured. Vaughan'• lndbllrial and Residential Termite Cnntrol service, St. Mary•, W. 4 I tf v,. Rodnoy Downing INSURARCI AGINCY · - Aulopltl,lo.llootllo ACClDIN1' ' Lllo.C..Ually•""..._ Reol~lhlte lro~tr I 1- T OHIO . ...,. ,.. ·- • ' ( ' THOMAs FORK , ' Mr. and Mn. Glenn Faulk eall• ed on hu brother, Mr. and Mrl.' Robert Faulk 1\l.esday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman RoberU called on Mr. and }ln. WallY Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fautk and chtldren, Ml51ii Sbtrley Roberts and Joe Schuler called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk Sun· day ~venlng. Mn. Ted Pullins and son Jlmmy •nd Emmett Tracy ret•rncd home last week from Warren. .Mr. and Mrs. Arti<:! Eblm and daughter called on his parents, I:M:r,::•n:d:::M:r:''::S"'='e=E:b:li:n= , == Jut~,):, d&~&.btu FOR $299.00 BAKEl\ ·u· ·u . , ... . Lee l>enn .... who has btcn d . th Arm I &ta one m e · · 'Y a Fort Knox, Ky., is . apendlng a 1.a day furlough at h!Nile· 1•fi'. and Mrii . .R~I& Skuler- .cmd j.,yghter and son or GaHon were 'A'tekend gue,sts of htr paren\a , Mr. and Mr.s. Everett Coy and hill parents, Mr. and Mrs. Atex Sbu,er, Storys Run. Mr. and ~rs Fred Rl~e, C.hcs· lt'r and Mr. and M'rs. Carl Mlller abd of ~e.DM he FURNITURE On The Brightest Corner In Middleport .. . I EX.TRA SPECIAL * s EXTR~ * USED ELECTRIC - RANGES ROGER MORGAN Phone 6094·Y PhOne U8 < •' " I' ''" i lil'r. and Mrs. Cash Zimmermu wore in Gantpolla ? • Saturday on butlnesS. Mrs. L J . Heiner was rflmo~d to the Melp General Hospital Sunday evqni,n;z for medical treatmr•nt. MIS~ Linda Sue Parker :.nd Miis t:He:yl LollJ were overniabt auests Friday nlghl wili J11li1 and Jwr.e Lucaa. Mr 111d Mrs. Ruaaell Adai1UI and dau;bter Sue and LllTY D~tle of Lewr(.d, w. \':'!., spent · the weekend with her .uother, Mta. Delle 1\lllrtln aftd fotnl!l.$ Mr. awl Mrs. S~"!rman TilHs wnd ram Jy are movli\~ ~., Chilli· eothe Wedoesd~,Y. 'Mltlt' dO.U!lh· ten, SanJI'ol. and Juau• wUI ' atay w.th tht1r crandpar.ml.:i lllr. and Mrs. W !li>~r.1 Haley until Jr.hc:ol 1t. :W.•• 1 '•"ri(l Bill'riOU hhJ luu• been s.!ayina: at .the home of Mr and .\~rs !tell J!Jr~'L •!~:ring the winter r.101Hhs rcto.::r.....J to he• borne M~D\.11.). Al1'11. Etlkc' Ntlson and Mrs. r:· h .1 Sno 1 ·Uen wc;c via.ltors tn lln ·on . ly Friday. The Scnlur elua hcid 1n lee cream. social at lho Arnold Orale bulldlni Saturday anemoo.n. Proeeods will be uacd to finance their trip to WilahtnJton, D. C. Mr. and ' Mrs. J<~)\n D)'kc and soo Gary of Xenl1, Mr~ 1nd Mn. Jerr.1d WCIOdNm 1nd · ' Jia~lttcrs Of Dayton, Mr. and Mrlo Jarnet: Hewitt and son of Columbu!, Mrs. R\tth LUCII Of Wellston and Cecil Hewitt or lhC U. S. Navy wore c~Ucd here SundQ' by the audden death <4 tbdr IOOLhcr, MO. Sam D)'ke. .edwin Molden wbo bu bocrt spcndlnl sometime In Cotu_mbos with his son Pearl returned to hia home her&: Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wileo, Of Laqsv!Ue were Sund•x KUetta of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pbi!Up• . Mrs. .Fra~c• Snowden spenf Monday nitbt ~d 'I'Uesdl)' wl~b her douahler ltfr. ond Mr., Gco. Harlenbach, l'Omeroj, )lr, oml llrt. ·Etnost Molden YoU.. El~tion ' Laws j~~~P~v<~Le:c~De:n~n:e~y;;:o~f~th~c~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=. A.rla)'. 11 tte"d00 the funeral ilervlce of sM.r.s,d· ayeor,.ftFe~n·~~SnODi, Pt. Pleatant ' ...., · ' May 3. j ,;;,~~of ente~bJe ~ U the voter wishes to vote by mall he 5hould wtite to the county Board of Elections tor a foi'm Oll which to appi.J.• for an Abient Voter'$ Ballot. He mun fill out the .application, sign Jt in the pre!lence of a notary public .or other person authorized to administer oath and return it to tbe Board of Elections before 4:00 p. m. or N•l'( FurnituN Hlln~l 4: · Rooms nn, 1 HutU~ _. ~b It Mrs ChestUrJI\ and c;;:·oO<i;;;, !'. ill. .·.~---~-·1HON_c,....ll"',~,,,,'~.'''"'"', =~~~;;;;;;:;;;==!!T il " " Sun<1a7 e<llen ol his fl\her . " .. '" M ~hool ' Mrl, and Jam~ltr were Sundaf ssme day that Mrs Anne Van T.as- guM;ts . ·.. seU was appointed 11 Greenfield.'• Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wlnebren~ first woman dog officer, her Pet ittended .funeral serviCes for boxer had a Utter of p ~· . · Nina Howell at Guidlag Star A ~- DOG NIWS GREENF1lELD. Mall. UP - The .' We it the Dilly Sentinel' are·very pleaied to extend a band ol welcome lo all the new lijblcrlbeta who -ave ~ptOd The 'Dllib' Sentinel as their, hotP'e newspaper and to all of our mbsUlbera of lone standing whO have bown the ,nioym~at or reading our news· Paper llld have aetll Ul, lrow and QP,and OUr oervicea Oflota,l COverage. We have i~prtclaled tho kind wotdi of encq)lragement that have given us slrenglh and the friendly criUcllms as IV<'Il wlildl baa belpeitus to Improve our product and to '• I see avenues to travel that have eMbled The Pa!ti'·SenUne\,,lo serv~ more famiUes with many v,arled lntereats. Today, ,mo" ·bOmes ~· The Dally SenUnel (3,374 homes) than at anytime Ia Ita six years. We appreciate the mpport you are giving your ·local ' ' newspaper, without wblc:h we could ,qot exist, and without which we could not grow. #• '• ' . ··' IF -YoU ARE READING THI DAIL)' .SENTINEL AND ,ARE NOT NOW A (. . . . .. .r ~ •, '. SUBSCRHIER . ;,,,: .. T I ~ 'I, ' • ' I '" :'\ ' "'fot-1' I ' : '1. 'I ) ' 1 ~ ·Why Nof.$.ti~ Today . • . •. I ' ,':: " ·• '-• .. ~.; · ~~':'" -I' • 1 ' ·~~~.'·: \'!: ' ( . ' ' '. ' ·,'.Just ... .. .~ '. i lfs.·,•••Y ' .· N!NCY THAT pOOR POG LOOKS SO HOT I I OHIO \n IUY • • JiABSINrtrr. play - pen an.d I"' d. For free lnapeeUon phone 383·M, Gllmote SuppiJ Store, Pomeroy, aoocl u new, Call 438-X, AU wo:lr. auaraatud: Fully in4-IWlr Havt WAVERLY MOBILE HOME SALES GIIVESEII BLOCK CO. I RADIO II TELIIVI§ION SEll VICE. =.:.4-;_:11:.:-ll::lc:,_:-;-----,~.:.•=:.:::-.-':::: u t 1 '51! Phono f..lO, Clollntd ApptliUIU I ld liar tr Dav •on ""'o orcye e pri.., S2QO,IJO, Robert McDaolol, ~10 Bn>adwoJ, Mlddl..,.rt, ' "lulld loltor Per .._.. 34 ft. 3 room house traljer, bath complete with tub and' shower. Ver:y reasonable. lON modo!. Write Box a'U, Athenlil, Ohio. • 0 81p ,v..,... • form~riY Mrs. Don Anderson, Mrs. C. 0. Chapman, Mr1. Bla1 :.~he Jivideor. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Denison attended the Narcissus Flower <:hr \'' at Mtmorlal Field Ho11.se in Huntington last week. Mtll, Frances Snowden mo •ed Thursday from the Arnold Grate apartment to the h<luae recently vac ... ted by Mr. and 1\~r.-. Everett Coy. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Redman Of Dunbar were weeker·d Glleals of her grandmother, bits. Jean cUe Carpenter. . Mt.~os Blanche Clark has retu!'n- 1 ed to her home here af~er S:lend in1 the winter •n Columb111. Muter Steve Hoffman btl been s ., CONCRITII BLOCKS Elmer Molden fnd Mr. and -Jin;. his 82nd birthday. Mr. and Mrs. r::he! Ler Coy of llr. and Kn.. Cb'de Cr•ver end GrJ1lpolis were Su!!day pella: . c! cltuehterl of 81uetleld, W. VI., his brOother .Everett Cny and w•fe were weelleml pest& ot Mi11 Mr. and Ml'8. Cush Johnston Opal Atmi\.ronJ. and :Hrs. Marie Wilk.i050n of Kennettr Blxt, 50ft of Mr. and Bradbury and Mn. Francis Larkin Mra. Warren al.act. ia coDiined to were Sur.day sues\.1 of M.r. aod Mei.Ja ~oeral HOipltal witb pneu lhll. Charles All!-OSinonla. Mba N:ev•da Calero Mr. and Mrt. Bert Rlggs of 0/ )Jidcll-...+ Is atayin1 wttb her Lln~tsvllle visited Monday w!t~ I grandmot,ber Mfe. Can Willker llr. and Mn. Clarence Price . Mr. and Mr._ Guy Coy and dauud atteDdtna here. M~·· and Mrt. Homer Parker ptera of ColUmbus were weekend aDd doiuglater Su.Je w.ere Suo.day ,uesta of bia brother Me. and JUests (If his father Pearl Pa~ ker Mrs. Everett Coy. of . Chester. . Mr. and. ¥ra. Lawrence Lucka· ' Mr. tJld Mre. f,rnest Molde-n t.loo .,, Athelia ar.d Mrs. William ud Mn.. Oere~)' $1&ek -were Sul1of pijtsburgb were Sat· 4ty llWtt of Mn. J~ie Gru~er everUDJ . gue.sb their -.a.o bl& been cotd'ln'e d to h~ Mr. and Mrs. DellofLucks· home : arter liavlnJ · a,eetb uttal"t· doo. «!. l!r. &isle ond Mn. Jennie ·:.tr. •bd Mtl!. Siiuer Bf C!1ester BrY.1nt have received word of the IfGa4 abd · JQe .IJOyd-•and ,ll'andaon dratb of their eeusln .Mr.~ Frank Joe1 Jfowe of PolhHOY Were · tbe Tbt:lruas who passed away Sunday Sll.ndar 'pfttt ol M'r. and )tu. evening at Columbus. Ante Jryarit and Mrs, J~rih! ' Br)'i ~t.. 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Curti~ Luckadoo, . 'Mr. nd Jrtt¥. Cmolt Snowden M.r. and Mn. J. H. vanHook, Ar· 111·1 sotis Were vbltors in Galli· nOid Richard• of Middlcpon, ¥rs. ,Fr~y. WUU111n Jobn"'n of Pittsburlh, llr. ud Mnt. tawrence Luckaaoo · Mr. tad Mrs. P.rnest Molden of Atllens and DeJI LtiCkadoo wm SfturdQ' evenlng IUeab or Wf!h ~t o,rtin Saturday to attbtit diiUihter, Mt. and Jlrs. Da~ t-:ft& the funeral of Mrs. Harlow ?'• , h.ollo.n :Of 'MI.ddlepot1., ' Ena:Hah, the former Beatrice 1118. C. M. Chase and daughter LlM;ktdoo, Mrs. ·Jtu.tb Eflewln' ,and Siinday guest. ()f lllr. and Mrs ·Joety. ,and -Milt Alberta Denney were Mr. and towden were at PUtenburg on Shenefield ur CanOOn, (ur•oy o•opftin•. . . il nd The• Ban"d Boo•at•er• will mt!et en.ney a II t•·e "lgb aehool • '·dltorium on ond Mrs. .-: n , u Grate and !amlly :Mr. A;ril lOth. · Giles Smith a:ad daugh· Oale BlcboeJ', Patty Younr read the roll eall 'bt Jirla, 5fl11&' at the and minute, of the Jut meetlnl. V~tl;lcd.J,tt Chul'(:h Friday eventn,.:. Treaturer's report WAI tf,ven tt.r · Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ErleV(ine 1 liEYEilS dt<J weU pump. Vlr111 Tealord, Sfracuitl, 101'·M. • 488tc TWO PIECE deep ro1e Frieze llv• I~ room IUIW, aooct condition . :Mre. J1o~d Farra 61 Raclnenenlt_,Sata.fitlY wl~h her mother~ Mrs.; Uura ~litey: •' Mii; I I - ll'olf>h,'. E:![di~ Cr....\11«1- ~A6WO.t:,1s><nl Willlf4WIJIIIQ').;JXJnihi 'With' Mr. and Mrs, Art M'orarity 'at PomCr6y Mrs. I..ester· ;· . -. Marlh,l Ablet , .,u ., , The Let.arl Falls l;'hattce wUl M!'· · IJIIY~Qnd ~ave CQmblned .$uurase scrvict>l b.tthu.r, A.lliJJ,, at the l:~st Let.l.rt Church Eastfr B•rban. , _; .: ·• _;Sunday n)ornini st S 30 A. 'M ,, P.,le a:qd., Vada 1'ea ol:\l, Mrs. • 1• ~ " .Mr ud Mra. Alfred' tony re- f4a!Qu.a· Oldaker •nd son, tommy , turne,· nome TUesday after visit· Mr. an"'MrJ. Leland Bum&ar(lner ine relatives and friends at Da)'· and c,Wt!Nn, Jenny Lou, Lee and .:·~ ..·: f.9!_l and Ci ncinnati. Gart" ·~d Je_an Teaford. ,. .. ·: ... lUrs. Dale H:Lll and family of Se-ndtng gtft.!l were ~· and Mrs. "" "''~lanJ a !!pent Sunday wittt Mrs-.~Pearl Nease of Hunt1~1ton , Jdrs. " ""'~ JO:Doll i wolfe and son. athryn Weaver, Kuntmgton, Mr. e and Mrs. Abilene Moore and Mrs. M;r. and Mrs. Roy Bucil: and 1 Willla Durst. ·"'' '"rimlly spent Sunday with tbe " ~ " ' fortnet\> mother, Mrs Frank · · &uek al Antiquity. "·•r •.,,..i)It.' and Mrs. Blll'hl WolfS and ~ l~~~-~~~Aamuy or Hebron spfnt thf week end with their parents, Mr. &lld ·-· ----lin. Gordon Wolf!.' and Georce --JIIIayman. l fill: 111ITB rAJULY .raccbs and Jack wert week ' tnd vblton lu Columbus. Attendance at Suo~•)' School on 7 waa 84 of!erinl t13.08. AI'I'LB: 000\'!1: Mro. J>on !!Up' of lAior! ;alb '. �• • . ' " DillY Sentinel, Pomeroy·MiddleJ>?ri. 0 ,, AprU IS, 1957-7 1..\URIIll. CLIYI' .M'r. and Mn CllUord W Jelil Plnon1 of Pl'ahta 1~11.1 Ji6nda>' •venJnc wltb Mta. RU$ull Roualli and family. "-Vally Sentlne~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ,, Aprll13, 19571_ , POB CONSISTENT ·DEl'ENDABL.E RESULTS ·~ WANT ADS PHONE 398 (9J aoa'da. PtlOf'le ~~~~~~: ~~lk. REVIVAL--Apr. 14 to 28 at Mid· WIY Church, Y.r mile frorn . $37~ 00. dlepert. Preston -Wi~h Motors, Mid· f..U-3tc Good uacd Maytag washer , for ~~:~;~,~~. RobnV. g::;~:a '-c~:~~: :~~· ;;~y~i~~~:cu~~.n M:.~e[.a~pr Pastor. Rev E. R. Tnomu. Servlm 7'30 eaeh evening, Special singing. Everyone wei· • 13 tf WANTED - used aewing machine. come. Phone Portland tM. Mrs. J . B. Shockey. 4 9 6tp _ _ _:_:c.....__ I ,o;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;i;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;_;__;-;:;;:-;;;-;;.;;:;;:;;; H. ltAWUHOS SONS 00. - U li bour ~kar ServJce. DQ Pbone 82rf. Ki111t Pbone 8088-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH DlllALDS. 8 8 tt - ·- (II I Wonted To Buy '( Bb) Auto Services a. ~o~rt~ou~~ McCORMICK No, 45 HAY BALER (8). Auto Sales JUrw, for as little as 2 days baung a year, tt wlll pay ,SEE BiLL Qfln.DI• fot Uie: BISII: • yo11 to uwd- a thrle proven u1ed :~ar villue .. , 3·30 ~ ~ :t5: - 6.- a,~sum· w:~ frame borne with hardwood fioors and woodvtork upstalrS' and down. Plenty of closet space. Beautltul fireplace and built-in bookcases. Gtl"bfired hot water heating. Fu asement b La with laundry tu ,, r•• ver, anda. Plenty shrubbery and trees. Large lot, garage with -concrete driveway. Centrally located. Quiel posse !Ill ion on this fine h;Jome at the low price or only $9.0&0.00 MIDDLI!iPORT--4-bedroam frame home with bath, lirie kltc..hen with plenty of cabinets. Stoker· fired hot air furpace heat to all rooms Full hasime~:~t with c:om· mode, shower, lava~ory and laundry facilihea. Large veranda. Downahln tutt/ in~ ear· petmg lncluded. Emtlent 10cation. $14.300.00. CH.STER- Hoom frame home, oak flee" and woodwork, coal furnace heatmg to all rooms Full bucment. Located near th~ Hlgh School, on lot 70xl4G feet. $12,000.00, FARM-20 acres •wilh good 6room house, cellar, very good large barn, crib and garage Some bottom hind. 2'h miles from village with schools, churchea, and storea. Schoolbul, mall and milk route by the door. All mtnerale. $3200.00. CUCKLIR RIALTY p 1 S hi f - d 1958 ont ac t1r C e 2 r Calollna Cpe $:1.611~ 00 Hydra· I matlc drlvo 1 all loather 1eah1, fully equipped. Blaetlnar·~ , Phone 84 - Pome,oy 4·1l-6te ~~~~~=:::'~'::'~~~~~~ Pomeroy, 11150 CheVI'olel, run• good, •ood 1141 for Rent tlre1. phone •~ PorUud. Will· lam Ro 111 b. 4 13 Up STORE building. corner of Main and Butternut, har front and 1918 Buick Special V8 4 dr Rh·· back entrance, wlll renovate to lera Sedan. *2.895.00 D)'n•flow 1ult. Contact H o. Brown, or drive, almoat llll:e the day It call '78. • 4 13 3tc waa told! 81aett.nar's, Pomeroy. 4-11-illc, F'URNJSHl"D .. aopartmtnl, 4 rooms, bath. E. MaUl Bt , Pomeroy. 1855 Pontiac V8 Star Chief Cata· Phone 103-X. • ·12-:Jtc Box 22t Phone 101-Y llna Cpe. 12,18&.00. Hard Top, (4 1.3 3tc) all leather aeata, rower 1teer- Furnished r~oms, close In town ln1 and brakes. Blaetlftar'e, IZ7 B11ltetnuL 4-t-l2tc I' Pomeroy. ·Hl.flte Five Room Apartment with laun1954 Dodlle VR Royal 4 dr. SC!· dry and Garace. J'lr1t Floor. A. dan. 11.290.(10. Power steerlnll' N. Ben&:a1 1 Pomeroy. 4 3 tf power nlte, DodiJC'i f1nr s•. IHaeunar's, Pomeror. 4-ll.{tlr For Rent - Extea11oa Laddera, k4[1old Boardo, Drop Clotbl, Clinton Fiaher, Middleport. 1963 luldl; V8 Super f dr, Sediln Completely Now F10m $1.286.00. Dyn&flow drive, be:Jufhone 81111&-X, Ill !I Hlt•b to Chute Uful two tone blue flnlah. Bl.wt rent • Eleetrle wallpaper tnar'1, Jtometoy. •-a~ fteRmer. Cllntun Fl.-aer, Mid· 11•111 1963 Chevrolet Bei·Airo 2 dr. SA· dloport Ph. 11280-X TIIACTOR SALES d1n J$980.00. Power rUde, one Pomeroy Of the cleaneat '53 around. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy, ·4-IHJtc ! Meigs Equipment Co. ,,'' I l T~c II I GITS RESULTS I FOREMAN&"ABBOIT T.V. S£R.. VICE AU mall.:es Repaired bY Ex· H1gh School AudJtor~liTTl, Mond~v direction Gf Mr.s. c. 0 . Chapman meettng was . JD sang two numbers wbic:b they will pert Technicians. t.,hone 6284 Y even mg. The Middlepo~; . 6-15-tf charge o[ thf' pr~s1dent, BeatrJce Cntcr in CQ~petition at Grrt.l· Sm_',th. The group llang "Amer· nlle, April 27th. The giri. wb, 1ca accompanied by Mrs. C. 0 . were attired in white blOill!le:; and I Chapman Tho .sec.retar;,r's report rainbow color sJrlrts were -a«om.:...--.,..-- - - - - - - h -1was given by Mn . Robert King. panied by Mi•~ Judy chue Tile Let me sbow you some c o ce .,_ r R th E 1 ..,. -o • '"" · li 0 1 b t t Heasure u r e ne ·.....- r.- club received first and Mbs froZ: ed a balance of $268.17. Chase received A u AC(!ompamat group voted ,t o · pay the lunch bill In competiU 011 at At.tieM. The 1 p A. N. Beo.ee ' omeroy . 4 3 tf for ~elegates who attended the Girls Ensemble .sang two num_ _ _ - - - - - meetmg at Athens the past bers wltL Miss chase ai aeoomfARM - 120 acres, Bash an Keno month. A letter from Cambndr.c panl!it. Road, 7 room house, large barn, read ask~ng for two deleTbe banner was awarded· •o other buildings, plenty Df water, gates to atter.j conference held Mn~. Bob lt.obertB &lb cracte room' tlmber, peach trees, a good there, April IDtb., to help plan for havip.c the most parents PI+ farm and priced raght meetmgg for next year. Mrs. Mar- aent. RISIDENCE- Happy Hollow Rd ., cia -Denison and Mrs. Robert King Refrelhments of ~an'dwtcherl, 8 acreo, ~ room•, oth« buildln.. went " delegates. Mr. Melva deviled eg(~ pickles, mints and price $2,150.00. Turner reported tha~ .$278 bad coffee were served from a ·CJodJe RESIDENCE- Close in, 4 rooms, bcen collected for Rell4 10U.S Edu· lit table decorated wlth ~te.i' large lot, price $3,ISOO.OO cation. lilies a.o byacinth11. Th~ napktll:t RESIDENCE - l,.inco1n Hill, 6 Leslie Fultz, president of th4! were ln teepm1 with the Kuter room11, 3 down , 3 and bath up, Meig, County Health group w;; 3 ~uon. · basement, large lot, priced right present and gave an account o~ .Members of the ~fre&tu:nent Peer! Per. .r, Agent Health organitatio~ .and dlseu.seed committee .were Mrll. c. -M. Chaae, Pomeroy, Phone 201 . all publa-c iP'OifPs Jmning t.o~thft f'ris Wjlllams, Doris •naomas, Etlerf D. #Mndor, Sr., Reelfor to help promote better he.alth, h.el Nellon, Ethel ~lcholson, (4) 11, 3tc Mra Pearl Bunce, nomanatlng Marie Carson, Thelma Carpenter, chaJrman, gave a report ol offi- A.llce Young aDd Mn1. Hirar.l , ....,L.I•• .-1,., cer.s selected for th.e coming Slawter. \.AI..,IfiC,,.-- fli,Mf•, year. They were President, Mr!. Giles Smith; vice president, Mn:. SENIOR -4-H MilTS . POMIROY-4room modern frame Normon Wlll, secre;tary, M.s. The Rod: and Rollers 4-H «:;lbb -tub and sh9wer, nice full, dry Robert King ahd treasurer, Mrs. met at the home of Mils DH bnsement, furnaee )leal piped Robert Fetty. Thomae, 'l'hursday evel)ing Aprl! Refresment commJttee was apto all rooms. Plenty cabmets. lh M 4th. 11d I 1. $6200.00. A substantlal balance ~~f~ eM orR 1 eT ay meehmlg The meeting was cal.ed to ()f· on existing loan can be .. , rhs. a ph ' tlurner Ill e a r· o.er by the president, Miu Thorn. ed. man. T e PTA w1 pret~ent ente: as. The club stood and repeated ,.YDDLEPORT _ 6·room modern tainment tor the Me1gs PI' A ilOOJJI t!,e 4-H Pledge. The aecretaey, ( 21 ) Reo Estate IT'S EASY TO .. 831&-.X I For S<iie PUBLIC SALE MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1 P. M. BUY_.: SELL - RENT 81,); miles east or Tuppers Plai.as find employment - hire on Route 680, dliCOntinulng tr find a lOst l!om through farming so will sell-191)6-860 '!'he Dally Sentlnol WANT Ford tractor, cultivalol"!l, ploll.'!!, ADS, DoD't put II off pickup dJ~>C, mower, one rnw eorn picker, OliVer hay balur, Cal1398 Today -An Ad !n Oliver side rllke on rubb"r, lhls column Oliver manure spreader, euJtJ. packer, Oliver corn planter, 14 milk cans, wash vat. ean raek, 1000 baleJJ mixed hay, 500 bales straw, Titan chnn saw, !Jko:o -::~:;;;=:-:::-:::;;::::=.:~~ new, and a four ton Dearborn k wagon with new lires and hd NOTJCE - Eat at Par er's Re• Rob.rt Hill, OwMr. &aurant, Pomeroy. You'll eat H ld G0 dd d A tl 0 better for !e11:1. 3 22 lmop aro '' ' uc " " ' · ----4-12·2tp IAYI DO!('f YOU IICNOW1' ll.lker'• wl'll .. ve )'OU tbe belt 12 ft. Elgm Boat stecrmg tndo 08 furnltun or appiJan. controls, 10 liP Scott At~fltcr e.._ H d 1 .Motor, .excellent (londltiOn, ions In Stew" will be given ·Prtdgy 11ight. It Wl.ll alao announced that tile band concert will be PTA MEliTS. MONDAY P.M. gJVen A'J)rll z;Jrd. The RutlaOO PTA met at the The Glrll! Glee c lub under Um Mic;Ldleport. Fin • AlltJomobi~ .....J 2 eent.s per Word, one lucrtloa. llb\lmum chara:e 50e.-4 eentl ~ttr Word for three coneeeuttve inleniOlll. beeial- O.De month tor 21 c:eata per word. F'U.ll rate of 2 ee..ata per word wW be char1ed br advertl&lnl 1t aot pald for before lbe 15th of each month following Insertion. EiNn in .Adverllaln.!I-ShDald be repoj'ted lmmedlalAI!y, The D-"Y Sendael ..,'W not be reaponalble tor more than one lncorr.rt i.DRrtiOIL Card of TbaDb and Special Notice• of Eventa $1.00. Obituar:let publlebed &ll<Oill per word. I Rutland News I wo:tl aana.e..&mp.n wuranco AaeDcJ. I RATES (I) Notices I:;;;:;;;;;::;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:= S.• Th• N•w Holland meeting which will be held here the first Thur.o~day in May. A representative of the VInton Hill Dairy dJscwsed the milk sif. uaMtiolsan anJd•. oC!ha"'sent•,.lnnenrun"c'•ed,, u~ that the Junior ClallJI plft'· "On· !~pe ~ Legal Nofl'ce NOTICE 0111 'lUNG AND HIAR· lNG ON INVINTOIY Problfe Court, Mfflfl County, Ohio TO the Exeeutor or Administrator and to such of the following as are res1dents of the state of Ohio · , if any, next of under the attorney or attorneys any of the a!ore~n- wm, You are notiNed tha* on the 3oth day March 191J7, an Inventory anrt ApprAisement of the estate of Arthur Delbert EJJtel· stein decca1ed, late of Village of Pomeroy in said Co11nty was ftled In this Court. Hi!arlng on laid Inventory and Appraisement will be bad befol'tl this Court on the 15th day of April 1937, at 10 o'clock A. M. Exceptions thereto may be filed by any lntcreated party at any time prior to five days before the date s~t for hearing. WITNESS my lljntture and the seal of said Court, thla 2nd day of Aprll 195'7. John C. Bacon Judge and Ex·Olflclo Clerk BY Mary Olive Ingraham Chief Deputy Clerk (4) 6, 13, 2lc HAYLINER - ror TRAILERS TRAILERS FULTON THOMPSON ACT NOW Save •100 to '1000 ( 171 -(91 For Sole sTORE ••d mu ::=-N,"'a-=s~=n=o:::N, AD llakea I1UI Modell METROPOLITAN well atoektd, ·with ' room llv· inJ apanrqit~t on' Jot llOxno on Bt. 141, I milo lr9J!l' Pomeroy, J. J, WU<1.1 AUTO SALES t 8111p Wanda Coy. The next meeUne will be held April 18th at tbe home of Advisor Pbyllif Snow· den . Demonstrations were 1lnn "'ll the correct way to set ~ table bY' Linda Cremeans and the proper way tG prepare a paa . for baking bread by •Sandra Little. Refreshments of cream baked chicken, home made ro•ls, pickles 1 nd iced tea were sernd tQ Wanda Coy, U~a Cremeens, ratty Younjl, Margaret Smith, S.l'ldr!l Little, Ju~y Sl1:1wter, Max· me humfwld, ~hyUts Snowden Jnd one v1al\or cathy Thomas. Mn. Cuah JohDIOn, Bradbury. 4-Jl..)ltp. fOR SAIJ!:......Good blled. Lee 4 13 Sic ' . mixed hay, John10n, Racine. , 1811 MobU Home, 4 rooms and thower bath. price $1600.00. ~IJ Wloe, phone 246-/~' ' 4-l:I>Slc - I Mlln Ntrth .t POIMC., heJU, dtetled or on toot Allo, larae white eua. Phon"' 811·». E. M, Damewood, ForoJI! Run.. Hz.etp , U.S. No. 21 WAVIR~Y, •• •• •• • • • of 1201 Busme:ss !lervl<:es Servl•e romforUng COMPLETE Jnaural'lllll Prateetion, beauly IJte, Auto. rtre, PoUo:. c.n .Doa • • at 1 eo1t MUll, Kidctleport. Oblo. • o 1>llbla the QVICit SKRVICII on Wltoh c,. • • lamlly'a meoao P&lrin1 hy hilt:"'· Traln.ed • watchmaker, COUJNS JEWEL LmS. l'Omii'OJ, 1-8-U Slort, 1·• 2-Ja.lf - w. 1111'• St., Pomeroy, =~=-:::::- ___ Trn•y-Finaterwald FUNERAL HOME 144 Bulleraul Pboae 281 nRUCTUIIAL l IIAMS ICIA, 11011- MITA~I OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ,_ ... TIIMITII IXTIIMINATlD sured. Vaughan'• lndbllrial and Residential Termite Cnntrol service, St. Mary•, W. 4 I tf v,. Rodnoy Downing INSURARCI AGINCY · - Aulopltl,lo.llootllo ACClDIN1' ' Lllo.C..Ually•""..._ Reol~lhlte lro~tr I 1- T OHIO . ...,. ,.. ·- • ' ( ' THOMAs FORK , ' Mr. and Mn. Glenn Faulk eall• ed on hu brother, Mr. and Mrl.' Robert Faulk 1\l.esday. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman RoberU called on Mr. and }ln. WallY Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fautk and chtldren, Ml51ii Sbtrley Roberts and Joe Schuler called on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk Sun· day ~venlng. Mn. Ted Pullins and son Jlmmy •nd Emmett Tracy ret•rncd home last week from Warren. .Mr. and Mrs. Arti<:! Eblm and daughter called on his parents, I:M:r,::•n:d:::M:r:''::S"'='e=E:b:li:n= , == Jut~,):, d&~&.btu FOR $299.00 BAKEl\ ·u· ·u . , ... . Lee l>enn .... who has btcn d . th Arm I &ta one m e · · 'Y a Fort Knox, Ky., is . apendlng a 1.a day furlough at h!Nile· 1•fi'. and Mrii . .R~I& Skuler- .cmd j.,yghter and son or GaHon were 'A'tekend gue,sts of htr paren\a , Mr. and Mr.s. Everett Coy and hill parents, Mr. and Mrs. Atex Sbu,er, Storys Run. Mr. and ~rs Fred Rl~e, C.hcs· lt'r and Mr. and M'rs. Carl Mlller abd of ~e.DM he FURNITURE On The Brightest Corner In Middleport .. . I EX.TRA SPECIAL * s EXTR~ * USED ELECTRIC - RANGES ROGER MORGAN Phone 6094·Y PhOne U8 < •' " I' ''" i lil'r. and Mrs. Cash Zimmermu wore in Gantpolla ? • Saturday on butlnesS. Mrs. L J . Heiner was rflmo~d to the Melp General Hospital Sunday evqni,n;z for medical treatmr•nt. MIS~ Linda Sue Parker :.nd Miis t:He:yl LollJ were overniabt auests Friday nlghl wili J11li1 and Jwr.e Lucaa. Mr 111d Mrs. Ruaaell Adai1UI and dau;bter Sue and LllTY D~tle of Lewr(.d, w. \':'!., spent · the weekend with her .uother, Mta. Delle 1\lllrtln aftd fotnl!l.$ Mr. awl Mrs. S~"!rman TilHs wnd ram Jy are movli\~ ~., Chilli· eothe Wedoesd~,Y. 'Mltlt' dO.U!lh· ten, SanJI'ol. and Juau• wUI ' atay w.th tht1r crandpar.ml.:i lllr. and Mrs. W !li>~r.1 Haley until Jr.hc:ol 1t. :W.•• 1 '•"ri(l Bill'riOU hhJ luu• been s.!ayina: at .the home of Mr and .\~rs !tell J!Jr~'L •!~:ring the winter r.101Hhs rcto.::r.....J to he• borne M~D\.11.). Al1'11. Etlkc' Ntlson and Mrs. r:· h .1 Sno 1 ·Uen wc;c via.ltors tn lln ·on . ly Friday. The Scnlur elua hcid 1n lee cream. social at lho Arnold Orale bulldlni Saturday anemoo.n. Proeeods will be uacd to finance their trip to WilahtnJton, D. C. Mr. and ' Mrs. J<~)\n D)'kc and soo Gary of Xenl1, Mr~ 1nd Mn. Jerr.1d WCIOdNm 1nd · ' Jia~lttcrs Of Dayton, Mr. and Mrlo Jarnet: Hewitt and son of Columbu!, Mrs. R\tth LUCII Of Wellston and Cecil Hewitt or lhC U. S. Navy wore c~Ucd here SundQ' by the audden death <4 tbdr IOOLhcr, MO. Sam D)'ke. .edwin Molden wbo bu bocrt spcndlnl sometime In Cotu_mbos with his son Pearl returned to hia home her&: Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Wileo, Of Laqsv!Ue were Sund•x KUetta of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pbi!Up• . Mrs. .Fra~c• Snowden spenf Monday nitbt ~d 'I'Uesdl)' wl~b her douahler ltfr. ond Mr., Gco. Harlenbach, l'Omeroj, )lr, oml llrt. ·Etnost Molden YoU.. El~tion ' Laws j~~~P~v<~Le:c~De:n~n:e~y;;:o~f~th~c~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=. A.rla)'. 11 tte"d00 the funeral ilervlce of sM.r.s,d· ayeor,.ftFe~n·~~SnODi, Pt. Pleatant ' ...., · ' May 3. j ,;;,~~of ente~bJe ~ U the voter wishes to vote by mall he 5hould wtite to the county Board of Elections tor a foi'm Oll which to appi.J.• for an Abient Voter'$ Ballot. He mun fill out the .application, sign Jt in the pre!lence of a notary public .or other person authorized to administer oath and return it to tbe Board of Elections before 4:00 p. m. or N•l'( FurnituN Hlln~l 4: · Rooms nn, 1 HutU~ _. ~b It Mrs ChestUrJI\ and c;;:·oO<i;;;, !'. ill. .·.~---~-·1HON_c,....ll"',~,,,,'~.'''"'"', =~~~;;;;;;:;;;==!!T il " " Sun<1a7 e<llen ol his fl\her . " .. '" M ~hool ' Mrl, and Jam~ltr were Sundaf ssme day that Mrs Anne Van T.as- guM;ts . ·.. seU was appointed 11 Greenfield.'• Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wlnebren~ first woman dog officer, her Pet ittended .funeral serviCes for boxer had a Utter of p ~· . · Nina Howell at Guidlag Star A ~- DOG NIWS GREENF1lELD. Mall. UP - The .' We it the Dilly Sentinel' are·very pleaied to extend a band ol welcome lo all the new lijblcrlbeta who -ave ~ptOd The 'Dllib' Sentinel as their, hotP'e newspaper and to all of our mbsUlbera of lone standing whO have bown the ,nioym~at or reading our news· Paper llld have aetll Ul, lrow and QP,and OUr oervicea Oflota,l COverage. We have i~prtclaled tho kind wotdi of encq)lragement that have given us slrenglh and the friendly criUcllms as IV<'Il wlildl baa belpeitus to Improve our product and to '• I see avenues to travel that have eMbled The Pa!ti'·SenUne\,,lo serv~ more famiUes with many v,arled lntereats. Today, ,mo" ·bOmes ~· The Dally SenUnel (3,374 homes) than at anytime Ia Ita six years. We appreciate the mpport you are giving your ·local ' ' newspaper, without wblc:h we could ,qot exist, and without which we could not grow. #• '• ' . ··' IF -YoU ARE READING THI DAIL)' .SENTINEL AND ,ARE NOT NOW A (. . . . .. .r ~ •, '. SUBSCRHIER . ;,,,: .. T I ~ 'I, ' • ' I '" :'\ ' "'fot-1' I ' : '1. 'I ) ' 1 ~ ·Why Nof.$.ti~ Today . • . •. I ' ,':: " ·• '-• .. ~.; · ~~':'" -I' • 1 ' ·~~~.'·: \'!: ' ( . ' ' '. ' ·,'.Just ... .. .~ '. i lfs.·,•••Y ' .· N!NCY THAT pOOR POG LOOKS SO HOT I I OHIO \n IUY • • JiABSINrtrr. play - pen an.d I"' d. For free lnapeeUon phone 383·M, Gllmote SuppiJ Store, Pomeroy, aoocl u new, Call 438-X, AU wo:lr. auaraatud: Fully in4-IWlr Havt WAVERLY MOBILE HOME SALES GIIVESEII BLOCK CO. I RADIO II TELIIVI§ION SEll VICE. =.:.4-;_:11:.:-ll::lc:,_:-;-----,~.:.•=:.:::-.-':::: u t 1 '51! Phono f..lO, Clollntd ApptliUIU I ld liar tr Dav •on ""'o orcye e pri.., S2QO,IJO, Robert McDaolol, ~10 Bn>adwoJ, Mlddl..,.rt, ' "lulld loltor Per .._.. 34 ft. 3 room house traljer, bath complete with tub and' shower. Ver:y reasonable. lON modo!. Write Box a'U, Athenlil, Ohio. • 0 81p ,v..,... • form~riY Mrs. Don Anderson, Mrs. C. 0. Chapman, Mr1. Bla1 :.~he Jivideor. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Denison attended the Narcissus Flower <:hr \'' at Mtmorlal Field Ho11.se in Huntington last week. Mtll, Frances Snowden mo •ed Thursday from the Arnold Grate apartment to the h<luae recently vac ... ted by Mr. and 1\~r.-. Everett Coy. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Redman Of Dunbar were weeker·d Glleals of her grandmother, bits. Jean cUe Carpenter. . Mt.~os Blanche Clark has retu!'n- 1 ed to her home here af~er S:lend in1 the winter •n Columb111. Muter Steve Hoffman btl been s ., CONCRITII BLOCKS Elmer Molden fnd Mr. and -Jin;. his 82nd birthday. Mr. and Mrs. r::he! Ler Coy of llr. and Kn.. Cb'de Cr•ver end GrJ1lpolis were Su!!day pella: . c! cltuehterl of 81uetleld, W. VI., his brOother .Everett Cny and w•fe were weelleml pest& ot Mi11 Mr. and Ml'8. Cush Johnston Opal Atmi\.ronJ. and :Hrs. Marie Wilk.i050n of Kennettr Blxt, 50ft of Mr. and Bradbury and Mn. Francis Larkin Mra. Warren al.act. ia coDiined to were Sur.day sues\.1 of M.r. aod Mei.Ja ~oeral HOipltal witb pneu lhll. Charles All!-OSinonla. Mba N:ev•da Calero Mr. and Mrt. Bert Rlggs of 0/ )Jidcll-...+ Is atayin1 wttb her Lln~tsvllle visited Monday w!t~ I grandmot,ber Mfe. Can Willker llr. and Mn. Clarence Price . Mr. and Mr._ Guy Coy and dauud atteDdtna here. M~·· and Mrt. Homer Parker ptera of ColUmbus were weekend aDd doiuglater Su.Je w.ere Suo.day ,uesta of bia brother Me. and JUests (If his father Pearl Pa~ ker Mrs. Everett Coy. of . Chester. . Mr. and. ¥ra. Lawrence Lucka· ' Mr. tJld Mre. f,rnest Molde-n t.loo .,, Athelia ar.d Mrs. William ud Mn.. Oere~)' $1&ek -were Sul1of pijtsburgb were Sat· 4ty llWtt of Mn. J~ie Gru~er everUDJ . gue.sb their -.a.o bl& been cotd'ln'e d to h~ Mr. and Mrs. DellofLucks· home : arter liavlnJ · a,eetb uttal"t· doo. «!. l!r. &isle ond Mn. Jennie ·:.tr. •bd Mtl!. Siiuer Bf C!1ester BrY.1nt have received word of the IfGa4 abd · JQe .IJOyd-•and ,ll'andaon dratb of their eeusln .Mr.~ Frank Joe1 Jfowe of PolhHOY Were · tbe Tbt:lruas who passed away Sunday Sll.ndar 'pfttt ol M'r. and )tu. evening at Columbus. Ante Jryarit and Mrs, J~rih! ' Br)'i ~t.. 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Curti~ Luckadoo, . 'Mr. nd Jrtt¥. Cmolt Snowden M.r. and Mn. J. H. vanHook, Ar· 111·1 sotis Were vbltors in Galli· nOid Richard• of Middlcpon, ¥rs. ,Fr~y. WUU111n Jobn"'n of Pittsburlh, llr. ud Mnt. tawrence Luckaaoo · Mr. tad Mrs. P.rnest Molden of Atllens and DeJI LtiCkadoo wm SfturdQ' evenlng IUeab or Wf!h ~t o,rtin Saturday to attbtit diiUihter, Mt. and Jlrs. Da~ t-:ft& the funeral of Mrs. Harlow ?'• , h.ollo.n :Of 'MI.ddlepot1., ' Ena:Hah, the former Beatrice 1118. C. M. Chase and daughter LlM;ktdoo, Mrs. ·Jtu.tb Eflewln' ,and Siinday guest. ()f lllr. and Mrs ·Joety. ,and -Milt Alberta Denney were Mr. and towden were at PUtenburg on Shenefield ur CanOOn, (ur•oy o•opftin•. . . il nd The• Ban"d Boo•at•er• will mt!et en.ney a II t•·e "lgb aehool • '·dltorium on ond Mrs. .-: n , u Grate and !amlly :Mr. A;ril lOth. · Giles Smith a:ad daugh· Oale BlcboeJ', Patty Younr read the roll eall 'bt Jirla, 5fl11&' at the and minute, of the Jut meetlnl. V~tl;lcd.J,tt Chul'(:h Friday eventn,.:. Treaturer's report WAI tf,ven tt.r · Mr. and Mrs. Harvey ErleV(ine 1 liEYEilS dt<J weU pump. Vlr111 Tealord, Sfracuitl, 101'·M. • 488tc TWO PIECE deep ro1e Frieze llv• I~ room IUIW, aooct condition . :Mre. J1o~d Farra 61 Raclnenenlt_,Sata.fitlY wl~h her mother~ Mrs.; Uura ~litey: •' Mii; I I - ll'olf>h,'. E:![di~ Cr....\11«1- ~A6WO.t:,1s><nl Willlf4WIJIIIQ').;JXJnihi 'With' Mr. and Mrs, Art M'orarity 'at PomCr6y Mrs. I..ester· ;· . -. Marlh,l Ablet , .,u ., , The Let.arl Falls l;'hattce wUl M!'· · IJIIY~Qnd ~ave CQmblned .$uurase scrvict>l b.tthu.r, A.lliJJ,, at the l:~st Let.l.rt Church Eastfr B•rban. , _; .: ·• _;Sunday n)ornini st S 30 A. 'M ,, P.,le a:qd., Vada 1'ea ol:\l, Mrs. • 1• ~ " .Mr ud Mra. Alfred' tony re- f4a!Qu.a· Oldaker •nd son, tommy , turne,· nome TUesday after visit· Mr. an"'MrJ. Leland Bum&ar(lner ine relatives and friends at Da)'· and c,Wt!Nn, Jenny Lou, Lee and .:·~ ..·: f.9!_l and Ci ncinnati. Gart" ·~d Je_an Teaford. ,. .. ·: ... lUrs. Dale H:Lll and family of Se-ndtng gtft.!l were ~· and Mrs. "" "''~lanJ a !!pent Sunday wittt Mrs-.~Pearl Nease of Hunt1~1ton , Jdrs. " ""'~ JO:Doll i wolfe and son. athryn Weaver, Kuntmgton, Mr. e and Mrs. Abilene Moore and Mrs. M;r. and Mrs. Roy Bucil: and 1 Willla Durst. ·"'' '"rimlly spent Sunday with tbe " ~ " ' fortnet\> mother, Mrs Frank · · &uek al Antiquity. "·•r •.,,..i)It.' and Mrs. Blll'hl WolfS and ~ l~~~-~~~Aamuy or Hebron spfnt thf week end with their parents, Mr. &lld ·-· ----lin. Gordon Wolf!.' and Georce --JIIIayman. l fill: 111ITB rAJULY .raccbs and Jack wert week ' tnd vblton lu Columbus. Attendance at Suo~•)' School on 7 waa 84 of!erinl t13.08. AI'I'LB: 000\'!1: Mro. J>on !!Up' of lAior! ;alb '. �.. • --. . - . . - - -.... #<"" School, Supt ' ............. ~hotl. . . Oluiol ol t..l:t.. D•> Saiau, Old Towa Fiala, on Portlond Raote. ......, Sdooql 10 a. m. p<ea!bln,l •. ,. 11 L m. aod 8 p m. and BJble 8tucl,y Tburada)' 8 pm Puto.r C W, llrof!ltt AHL Cbaa Hu_pp 'z-.. Church af Chritt. Locate.~ ~Geptro)'· HarriBOilviUe Road Bible SebooJ I 30 A M Mdmlnof 'WOhhlp 10 30 a m Evemng Wor- dW '7 30 p. m Ronnie Eggleton millllkr, Charles King, Bible MIMfTtlll• Mlthocllst ..:hurch, an. R. .H. GrDN, PMI:OI', H080llllt llouOh, 8oJK. 10 A ll &ll>dl,y Sebool, 11 A. .M.. Wonhip Serviee: 1'ueodoo- 7 30 P. lll. Mfchfey Community Ch\lrch I.4oacbnoJ Creek Road. - - B. E. Tbonw ..,... Flol'<l Cleland, Obureb s.rv... 7 30 p I( l'ro)w' meeUoe W«in""""' nllht 7 30 P M EveryGne cordialb ilw.ited. The Srracuae Methodltt Church the Rev George DaVI.s. Pattor Sunday School 9 SO A. M. Dan• Winebnmner, Supt Worship Sm'- rieea 7 30. • Third Str.-t Pentecoatal Chunh -'hddleport, B L Burett. oastor Sunday Sehool 10 1 m Evening •ervl~ ? ..S p. m GriCe •pi~INI Church, last Jtn-. .1 M.un street. Pomeroy Rev, J Ia& 8 oo, PrA¥er Meetlq WedD.• Elurhallan , announcements, Edwn1 Charles, Rector, Mrs C~ day 7 30 Hyaell Rua. SUAd"ll 1ce Zlrkle, offertory pra)'e.r Bevel"~! drie W Clark. Orltnltl Wonh.ip School 10, Pre.chlnc 11.11 ly Porrln, when, P.<~tncla LoY.· tad ae.rmon al 10 30 A. M, Holy Commuruoa Clnt Sundllly Ia moatb Cbureh School, Bc&nlDI!11 and Primary, at 10 ao A M.. For iDiotmatwn coneernme OW' wort, pJeaae. telephone 302-J 1 Christian Chunh at R.Hehvlllt ~er,y sunday liJ A M Su.nday School and Comm.untoa Jirst Su.n day 10 month 11 A M Churcb .:ommunton and prwchlD(; thud 3unday in month 7 30 P. ll chure h preach.tn&-,.. Chrlatian Chwcb at Lon1 Bot. tom, ever,. SuDday 9 atJ A M Sunday Scnool and cummunloa, fmt Sunday t.n month 7 30 P Y: Church pre achma:. thud Sunday m month 10 30 A )I Church com mumon and preacbtng TM Clturca. of Christ, Keno, eveey Sunday 9 30 A M Sunday School and eommuruon, a.xomJ SUDday 1n month 10 JO A M Chu""'h commllDIOD and preachiD" ·~ 'AfRVIIW ery Sandra Hysell, Helen Taylor Edward Griffitb putoe.. Sua.diJ Karen Gregg, readm~ "The n , 1 School D:30 a. m.; Youq PfiOR).el rnecUna tly a1 Church ' Susan Probasco, t:J, p m.• l!'rei. .Jll ..,. "The Architect's Plan" Ch:Mle~:~e v!ce1 7 30 p m : pra)'el' -~ Wed 1 so p m, Thundty !Jl30 0 M East Letart s. 9 30. Morning Worablp 10.41. Evenine- won:htp 8 on tbe 1st, 3rd, lth I Sundays Prayer MeetiDc Wed· neaday 8 , Racine Manion Charltl Bulk putor, services Sunda1 1 30 aDd t'ueslhy 7 30 PGrtland L"hurr.h, E'arl cust.f, t A 't as\or Edith Codner or, ~ 8 Tuesday at 7~;~:~~ F~lr:n/7 30 ' s 1' r la 00 r:"t~riJI~:c~~D\I~th Dilvt~ acolyte Dntd Lyons them' S::> n!Gr 'C hmr, mtnllierbl medttatlcn 'When To uth Had n• Day' player John ~'ultz, 6 ~ m. P.alm Sunday serVlce, pubhe invtted bp<Westmm~te;- Fellowah •p, wtlh mwtc by Youth Ohotr • dJrected by Lewis H S&uer ' aod F'ar1e Er~wmc wtth Mra P!l,l<1 Haptonst.all, p1811115 t, Wednesday 6 30 Junior choir, 7 p m Semo'"' Choir Thursd<~Y 7 3{1 Candle-ll~ht eommun~on Friday Good friduy .$erviee at 'Baptat 'church Haath Mett.odlst Church~ Middl eporl Rev c R KonkrJg' 1t pastor 'sunday School 930 Er' nest Covert Supt Palm Sunday service top,~ "The Kmg \ 10 1 1Christ" 4 p m Im~erston ~t Ch h 1• h 8 Ylee a t e apttst urc ' 6 -p m Youth FeJIOW3hlp, 6 45T chholr,d7 p mli'"h't ng urs ay 7 can e g commumon, Fnday, Good Fnday tt the Baptist Chur~ll Mr. Mort•h 81ptis1 Church, Middleport Rev N o B01;LIM~ pasJor Bible School g 15 A~len Reese, Supt, Mor nmg worsb1P 11t 10 30, B'lm 6 p m , Church of ttl• Nazarene, Ml•· dlepop;- Rev HobPrt F, Stj•eu , Bible Sch90I 9 30 Looter Taylqr, Supt, Mornmg wonhlp at If) 30, Dcdtcatton 2 30, 8 4:) Young Peoples servtc(' 7 30 ,I:ve ning ,serv1ce, Wcdroesaay 7 30 Prayer meeting, Frtday, li'JJ.ton Good Frlday sen'lce, Baptl .' Church Church of Chrllt In Chr!t .. an Union, M1ddlcport Rev Guy F Say.re, putor Sunday School JO a m Preachllig serv1ce 7 3 l Wednesday 7 30 Btblc Stur!y Church ef Christ, laradbur ,, Edward Emerson, pastor Bllile School 9 30 ThurmJI.n Carsev. Sup~ Morn.mg worshtp 10 30 Chmiian Endeavcr 8 .P rn !Eve: nlng worship 7 30 I Wednesda~ • TV SERIES f or Everyo..- lock Grove, every Sunaay D 10 A Ill. SUadq Seboo) and commuDioo WSAZ..TV , ~_ comm~l!!_~- ~d pre~eti.liQJn~ Charmel Wh p, "'aoPraye~l 1 I I I ~ :::--" ~- ~·~_.!: o continue co provide • strong, effidl!ftt ~ hole fully capable of meeting yoor needs,1 11 well u the needs of the communir:y, and I.,'<Onuibllle to the progress ond prosperl!J: f lDI Dllt . . , . ond 111tioft. Mar.we 10tve rOill. YOUR SAVINGS NOW EARN 2% Interest The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company POMEROY, ()HIO MEMBER FEDEiiAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. • Member Federal Reoerve Syotem Baker Furniture I Sun~y 9~0 r ' HARTFORD 11)!,.1 j~ ' ~ ~ a, Vl,.lniA Carteton M'HI IUINCI .. o,- OliAT· THI TOWN CONVINTION N. .$ Tile IDDUal convention to DOmin. ltew. lt•Y K. William~ 1te~ olfieerl for the Town Eleetlon Syrl~ .. "•'"'"· C!Min;h was beld Th.Gnday "I( I could bur YOu (Df wha• the ICbOOI -OUit 1nd you &r!!! .worth.~ YOU for 1 were nominated for I w.ba~~ Udnk ~~b. J for lkcord'JOU \~ act for ' council1io, rl(l Cbules Bg) l dHI Glbba and «<ril.lrk to tnd he .vurJ't ~b mucb twl><n Hue grea nesa of Parkerabutl, repb1Uon, at least 1t of tbe Gideon Ol'&IDi· most people ea~n appreciate Jn a 1at the Hartford Bapother aut the se'tret ~atni::sa Sunday mornina: and remalna a aecret atilt fo.r entifely / 1ave an lnt.eresUng talk explalnin,: lbo many people 1n our day The the work of thtf Gidoons and the ataNIIna: truth LS ~~t this quallt,vJ .ervice they do lA presenting Bl· ~u.st be atlaq:ted bY.,.il!dlJ'ect r.l• bles to hoteLs, hospitals and otber th9(1a It Is not the . tr~ across varloUJ placeL lhe field upon whiclJ the plow PASTOR RESIGNS boy trams his eye, bot rather 'b,e Rev Shirley Wood who luts been. stnitht furrow that he plows b' putor of the Hartford Bapti1t teepmg hb eye uP.on the tree Chureb for several years tell(ned The tree 11 the ot obta' rJ his pastorate b«<re morning lDD' .f:he stralgbt fur-tow and wJil go to oplaware, Ohio, • ~ where h¥ Jtaa bet;l;l ca11ed to a Horace M•nn adVl~ t hat 'a simdar pOst a,v Wood Is an able il IJl.ID aeeb gre-.l(tn-.~ 1et him~ acbef)·!_D~ well liked 10 this forg9t greatness aqd .as~ fOl =nt~Y- "'ttJPere l:te will be grea~truth, and he wll\. find bQlb r By , 'he same token, tf lit;:{'~eeb .gr~ 1~ ~ ,;"'!! putd~ ~ 0 ef mea~.ts ~pnday 10:15 1 ,111 C H 1 Y ayer an e1 1.1 Christian ( Scl•nee Socltty1 • 144 neaa and lgnorc.a ., Wb, be' eb:l! ' QIOUNCIIt MElTING lUI lr.nvrchtt, Maim St•r & Mulberry Ave , Pomeroy. Mornmg find neither • • • J Tbe;:rtnlar IDonthlf meetlnC or «Bterpt111, lhv• •. . , Blthop, service at 11 wttb "Are Sin; Dln e e e..1 the sar.tl' tb,,'l'HD-:,Copricil of Uartrord met Potor. MotnlnJ Star &uDjil)' sease and Death Real'" thll subbt tQ GdmJD'• Bubet Shop on Sehool 9 45 A M. Morr.lne ,..,. )eet or the lesson sermon and the "! ho.e dellite • ..,..., t > with tho lbJp. ll 11 A Y. M.YF Sundlr t'n'e. Golden Text Bless the Lord, 0 My eal IOCR present Mayor Onea niDJ at 8. Prayer meetlnJ ThW'I- eoul and forget not all hie bene:S:ribes and 'f rec'elved James.. I!' Crump day evemng. F.ntflrpriu Ills who forgtveth all thine iniqIt he same dlrec;Jon ' from tht CorimqneUme! LCbaWrl<IGibGblbbi>Tb, 1 1 School 0 0 A. M Momln1 wof.. uttlell who health aU thy disealfe, he "H .,tb l'!oJt G man" · 1 e m\_n 1s sblp A o,M YF at 6 30 p M who rcdeemeth thy life from de· grctat teac r bull)\eu was pay ina: bWs owed uy /:;yor structlon Poalms lOS 2-4 Wednes· O:alt for the an. Ul Ch h Let rt II II Ro- day evemng service at 8 The pub~lmse-U shall be abaSed and he OLD laiDGI DISMANTLED • e:r lfutiun.rcP:tor Set. boot lie is cordially mvited to attend that bumble ·lltn"" Th old br d SUd Ulll , , h U~ e I It over lftl Reading room with side entrance 130 3 A M. Wonbip Servite 7 P located at the rear of the chur'h be exal~ed (Matt ew 2 · 11• &f. ChrJatiUL Endeavor altmonate pen to the public on Monday Jesw blg to ner the pr1neiples and fundaSuadayl at 1 30 P. M. from 2 to 4 p m monstrate the truth ot 5 teac • mental truths wb1c:b .he came to Church d th• No~~~rtne, lyraUnited Methodist Church, Pomemg came on the ~m Sun<fay he est11blish m the heart.! of men ~ euse, Ro, K. WIUIJama, pastor. roy, E\Jgene Brown, pastor Sunday rhodebbiHnbl y lndto on 1was h1s purpose to exh1b1l thl.! 1 iiuaday Scbool 9 80 A M Moratna: Sehdol, 9 15 a m Theo Smith, t e aek 0 a on e} re Wll <> true kingly quahttes of the soul1 worahip 10 30, NYPS 6 30 P. ll: aupt Worahip 10 30 a m S\f-bjeet a man whose ' mmd had been and tbls He dld. EvanJeliahe serv&ce '7 34l P. M "A Stumbhng Stone in' Zion" matched in debate wi!h the gleat Man doe!! not have to boast of Wedueldlly eveala• .Prayer meet MYF at !I 30 P m ~ug~ne Frye, pohtlcal, legal and reii:Jio ...: his own achievements, h.\1 lot ror the midweek and TuettlaJ leader Wedl)esday, 7 30 p m mind's of ht.!l day, anfl never one achievements will boast of the 1, afteraoon prayer hour Prayer meetlna, Thursday, 7 30 p Pr••bytarlan Church, Syracuse, Wlti.B he defeated HeN was u ma,n selvc.r; Moral man need not bortst Howe of Prayer, tr!tlter, Su• m Holy Communion, Friday 7 30 Rev Uoward Ruppelt, pastor wbo had power to cast out d of hts morality, his morality 111 day ~hooJ 9130 A Jf. MomlnJ p m Good Friday Unlon servi~e Church School 9 30 Paul McBnuc Mon ; heal the Jilek, crl~lrled .snd stu:k out Uke a sore thumb m a worshtp 11 A. M Suuda)o eveola& at the Federated Churtb Rev Supl, Evcmng ser1ice 7 30 \~1e blind and, even to restore lite tu aoctety which posse!:ISCS little wor1blc at 8 Prayer -,etine ua Ralph Zundel, Will delncr the "Wh en 1rut.h Had Its Duy" the dead Here wlls a man who ot It Greatnesa need not80be ex Thui'Bday 8 P M message Church of Chriet In Chri•tl•n could h<Jve rallied the peo)le be- alted for true greatneu is 50 Bradford Cl;.urch of SunFed•ratect Church, IYaJtpljcel Union, Hobron, Rev 0 H Cai. t, lund hllJl and the Roman ecarcC that it cannot unnoUc 10 day &hoot, D 30 a m Lord I Sup. Reformed Presbylertan, Waldo J pastor. Sunday Schont 9 s, l1'l conquerors from Je1 U-!!alem anrf ed per Immediately followina: B.ortels, Putor, Norman Kloes, Anme Mohler, .supt; Bro&doaat, eltablished htmsell uF- kina His The 'big me httle thee" altt ' ' " Methodlat Church, H•rry Church School Supt D 15 a m WCEF', Parkersl>ur.g 10-11 a \ n. , namp would have in I he tude cannot hold a candle to "A 1 Batea, Pastc•r, L,aqrel Clift. SUD· Church School, 10 30 a m Wor· Evangclut1c serv1ce 7 30, We::I hlstory books along w1th othe " am or ever hope to be 1 owe to 1 diY School 8 30; me&tinl ahip Service Sermon top1c "Re- neaday 7 3{1 Prayer and Prat e great rulers and conquerora for Jesus Christ li\ Him 1 ' hve and 10•30; FMY leJIVtce 7 00, ftueJI. cetve Your Kmg', 7 30 p m Wed- meet1ng centuries on end But He s-purrl- move and have my bemg" nesday evening Lenten Service Ser Harrlsonwllle PI'Hhyteri1n . R. t:d all such appeals to seU-exalt All the kingly character1aticfl mon topic "Tbe C.:.wardly", 1%:00 C Zundel, Supply Past()(' 10 (JI) 1tlon, knowing that true .great· whJch Christ possessed come nol to 3 00 p m Frtday The Ttwle Ohm eh School M w Firtlaw ness was not .so much .a state o! through mdivldual str 1vme1 ror Hour Dovot1onaJ Service agam this Supt, 1 45 Wor,hlp~ Mrrrice ar.~ phj•skal Qr m~ntal baang, l»iJf i! areatneu but r,_t,~wr tbrouah year. 7 30 p m Umon Good Frl~IY s~tmon Marka or a S:in,g" quaiJty ol the soul close u~iatJon wltlt Ged tbro1.1gh service at this church Flnt Bapfltt Church R•lph C True bls rause, the csta})hsb Jesus Christ For that reason, It, Paul Lutheran Church, R.v. Zunclcl. p tstor Will! am mrnt ot the kJngdom of God on Paul w11 sble to exhlbtt the L M Mofirhoff, postor Palm Sun Supt 9 30-11 comb1ncd serv1oc o r earth, w11s worthy ol a)l tlie mark ot true greatness, at b .. day Servtee Sunday April 14 at worship and !tludv Palm Sunday pomp an[l glory fthFit e6uld bt> spoke the words ''For me to hYe 10 30 Good Friday servlcc at 7 30 observa nce Spcclal S"t mmrtcred together, l'ilrt'too eai 11Y 1s Christ; to d1e Is gain Good Fnday evening There Wlll mon "A Wccpmg Kmg" Nut!sr.ry the pomp and glory could ha1 r Would you De .great' Woull 1 fo, •• •;:; b.'nd ,s ccllli sm lh b the on 7 30 candlchght communion se"- 1 pose or the oc'c uion , H1s or greatnes.s Exalt Christ and be Sund:y Good Friday ser· v1ee , Frtday 7 30 commun1Ly nc5S WII S seen in bill reje(!tlon of of to your fel1nwm.an Gotlj VICCJJ Goo<] Friday observa~tce at l''~J.- theose arttClcJa\ oma•nents, thu~ first, other11 seeond .sell lasl. demonstrating m concrete m&n hat s the best formula Alfred Methctdlat Church, Rn. eratcd Church Jl M Grovc, pastor S S 9 30, Lloyd Dillhll!er, Supt Worshlf llCrvtce 10 45 w1th J;linsmor,e Boyles leading Sunday 2 to 3 pIll services at the Elmwood Reat Home, Sunday 8 p m a fllm, "The Crucifi:<t!On and Rc11qrrecUon" will De shown at th church, spfo.. 1 sorcd by the MYF 11nd the COJQ· m1ssion on Education Alter the f1im rehearsal lor the Easler pro- , gram will be held Sun , Aprll 21, 1!1 a m , Easter Sunrise SerY1ces. Wednesday 7 30 p m prayer ser_Meqlld SUDd.ay iu montb 7 30 P l t tbqreb .,.reaebmc fourlb Sun dly Ia me.uJ,b 1~ 30 A. U. eburch ' .' , SERMO~ I an.- 3o {ourth Sund11y 1n montb 7 30 P M: at .....,.. I 1!1 ' "' - :~~::: W~~~:.!l'ar ?~: S~nday' I Chrl~t ~ ,.;.~ r~J ~~bat %u~ bu ~ j ~ "~ace~~:ld"erc• Pf.!rts~s ! :t f ::~•m1~~ y:h.:e!~,b ,{.Q' l~f!ll .hts l1l',-~ '')'IJ,e~)tl,ht !l'h~ Jl\n~ ~~. Recorder e•~ bim~lf opportu!lit~i fol~ ~ ~':. 1tpi;,"w::'~i::~:~•l d~ tJ~ru::elem driv~n appe"'\~d Cl~ Wat.s~m I mu~lc Creek In !Hartford was dJamaoU.Wil last week Thll brldJe Wit bdbt in 1818-17 and Uled unUl two yea.,.1 aJQ wben 1 new bridet -wq ~ bul\t and ehanltl made in tbl f.:.lrt Joc:aUOD of the hllbWJ.Y ill ~tt ~• town, Wo.rt t tlrted on .Jhe niH: hl.abway over two yean 110 nothing w.u done durlna the wiDter makine ,. terrtble condition tU aJont the road through tbe tow!l1 However, work ..atarted up ar:aln. l.. \ Jut week and Jt 11 hoped tbat tbe road will be finished soon. } RST 111M~ 111 Clre!ll!IUOD bu\1 I !nl ~ervice · - - - -- - - - ---Smallest 'Copter Jordan Threatens 'Eye For Eye' In Mid-East~rn ~lade Tense By Belligerant King Hus8ein • BEIRUT, Lebanon UP - Jor~P a.n th11 JDOI'Jli.DJ aDd llllked theM today warned llrtal that "any act to mtorm their governments that or provoca.tlon or aurealon" Will "any .act or provoeation or ag be met b1 for.ce , Damucus Radlo greaion by Isreal agamst Jordan r~..ed will b e met bJ' t h c Jordamar. The broadcast hetrd here ui( annr by lortt " All embaMles. and leplioRf a repretenUtiw of 10na: Hu.;. sein of Jordan visited 1111 (orcJgll ,romked to Inform thetr goven1 emba111et and k!gattor.s lo Am menu lmmed~ttely , the broaderu~1 t Fox Head FoundPositiveOn Rabies Test In Athens Today ~!!~I•• } Jr Mrs ........ ..,_.......... chair-.... ~ .._., YGUI !lOla I&CII YOIIIU\' A lll&n&IIUIIIII a• Wll ACIWI II M IIA. . . Mm Mary Ann beth Gnle&e,r. KmJht, Mrs Stone, Mrs James McKn:igbt, R.tdenour, Mn John Donald Zerkle Mrs, Mra Stanley Duncan, Love Mrs J H Smith Jr , :;-(ji~bl, ; VId Fields Mrs RoUan.d Mrlt. Mrs Floyd Zerkle, Mrs John Gerald K,arns, Mrs Mrs. Edward Kelt, Smlth, Mrs Myrl Gibbs, garet Sn'lltb, Mrs. Mr11 Lenard ~uller, Mrs Stanford Mr and and Mrs Mildred Tbe bead of a fox kUled 1n the Dexter area Sunday and tak· en to a laboratory In Athens this mornl111 was repo!'led posl· live on the rabies test, Health Department offlclalo sa1d The poSitive test wu lhe fll'st returned on a fox head "for a Jon.r tiliJe" amGDJ ' .,...,..... .. ...r.tlbttl And ..... ollltl•• "" dCIIV )r, 7 30 CVCnJn~ subJect "Uneondltlol'lal dc r'. Wednesdllly 7 :10 mcetmg and Bible .study, 7 30 Un1on Good Frlda)ll at the Baptist Church part In got lntp a i'ri>l;i,i; .~ 3eaL" on In Columbus also took propertY in This .,as White, 14, at week. , Band Direc!tor Earl Warnke • pupil• brouglit home two "Supenor" raUnp ftoln tbe State -competition at Bexley HlP School Saturday Gene Crooks won his fourt~ "Su· perlor'" ...Una: at tbe Stiti?l oompe.. titioaa as • comet solo1st Mrs quar· ct.ar.nce l.lateey, Mtddleport vocal U!s&ruetor, . . . biJ attompan11t C!WQ it a .Jtilllilr. 10 R1gb I =~~~hn, Setty Jean Turnbull, nita Gibbs, Nettle Kni&ht, Don•ld Qibbs 1.nd James MARTIIIIiRD The rejut'ir ford PTA Wa!"!.'~!''~,<i!i Monday evening Mr.s. J H Sm th Jr 1 plans were made to ham for Ea'!lter A Nominating committee h111 been appolnted tOr• M~: m the school eafeleria Hogte..e,, for the evning wr Myrl Gibbs1 Margaret Rtzcr and Mrs Addi • Bush. N ~ .. ~ In ana out a Spencer by th.: ""' """" ,Syracuse Show By Firemen IS Set For 26th John Lee Infant son of Mr and Mrs Me1vln Lee, Leading Creek, died at btrth Saturday evening at their home The Middleport Emergency Squad was caJied but were unable to revtve the baby Surv1vora Include the parenta:, two atsters, Anna Loui.!le .ad DoDna Alaric, ud one brother, Melvlo Lee Jr., the paternal grandmotber, Mrs NeJhe Lee, Pomeroy, and maternal gnndparent.i', Mr and Mr.s 11me11 Henderson, Chauncey. Gravestde serv1~s were held at the Bradford cemetery at two o'· clock today by the Rawllngs-doats Funeral Home duv ' fa.i.l · Wa)'.l Pomeilo)' d~turblng tav~l\ a n d was released !11114 apent his .tenleiJ" Pray~.::r .Frldav •crv1 ~ First laptllt Chut>c~l Mlddl .... port Rev C E Hoyt, puto.~· will be crest Cemetel'Y.• Ja.mes Murray Church School 8 14 Gerald An thony Supt.., Mornina lfOtfhlp LO l!J Palm Sunttll,}" Rervfce, sp~J eta\ mustc, tople "Who Is Th~;~. ' ' Board ot Ddcon1 will meet, 2 30 l\ll!tor and Lovejoy C1rclc at th ~ County lnll~mary fo!....aeEvlccs, 6 p 111 Junior and Sen1or Hi l'oulh Fcllowf!bip 1 30 Evemng worst-. , topic '''l'he Klni With Mail • Crowns," Monday 7 30 Prlsc1l 1 Ctrcle at the home o{ Mrs John Fultl 'I'ucaday 8 30 a m Wo1n en's Prayer sentce It church 6 SO Elect~ ClreJe, po)utck auppcr M the home of Mra han)!; Chec.se brew, Dorcas Chicle 1.3Q at the home of .Mrs. Paul Smart; Wed neaday 7 30 BU.Iil' JJ;ae · ~laas at the churc)l, Thur..it•y '7 30 Can· die lixht Oom~unJ,on witN \ fpe:l'JNI music, 8!30 eboJr rth.Hrlll; i'rl· day1 Union GOod ,f'riclll' servtce 731J. 1¢1 t' Fl"t ........,..rllt'l ~ ' ~ . " ..._ ' ' J.:.tf:T: Sur.plice top~ short ,, cuffed sleeves - self belt unpressed pleated skirt. F;Jn...Jsh Rctius 30¥~ lfith Powd~i".e. c A ' ~mtoh "'thb' llal41oen a! ' •I <' ~ '•I ., '" ' ,, '' ,, ';, ' • ' ' " ' ' Came W two' ". < ., made twb one to a T'u,_peD and tbe second a Langsville remtires were under eon"out" before Uie ercwa FF.A FHA Camp Near RiPIey Named Cedar TLa'-'kes 8y Board ' "Cedar Lakes" has bt:en 51llected as the name of ~he Wut Vlrg101a Stlte Fllture Farmer~ of Americ~ and Future Homcm..:('n ot. Antet let Camp and Confert'lnt;e tenter l~'atod ncar Ripley, va ,It ha• been announced ~ aotlectton 6f a name lor the :¥he ,u.,,. " 21J·~-, ~acl:e caltlpl'lte \1a8 mad!! I»' (.. W va State Board or IF.dut;,t~ , 11: a ree€!nt mectlnJt, If H.1s ~ ..noun ~-ed bY s D. lfc:MU1~ acting director or Lbe tamp. Beaaons for seleetibJ the 1name wtre thlt tJhe 1 w 0 predonalnan• ph ale~l features of the eamp are lakes and the a~undllnce of naUve eedar trees and that tb~ name more nearly f 1U 1the 11even w, 11 ' ' " retired as of April 1st llr Em Brown was ~neoualy Omlt~.e•l r dence. , who was Sales Repruenta from the hat of hanoi roll st11· been wil.h the compatl." d~nts recently •nnounced arnved. and bu trn.. atate&. Wing collar string bow detailing- short cuffed . {$leeves- zipper. front clos!:i~ -Jt,~ll soft skirt- was bOrn on. Mar<;) 7, 111M, a son .t1 C!rl H. Editor james H Youug half an the appoinbnent of Char, Mu~ Jr, and" Mildred .Un liunt E. BuUer city eclltor of the Hll_!!w.· Survivlq aie. biJ 'jin!ri.ta 1 a ~r. John !Wvll<, lllttttY. Partenburg Newa Butler Joined the nC!\Illpaper list the IJIMtl'll8l grandplf<ilttli ·lit. ibd A lawsuit askina: damageJ- of Mn~Carf H M~rray, Sl'., ot J\o. October alter work.lng OD raewspap. $)-Of121t at a result ot an a1: ......, Va, and lb'J (Ufe~al era In G•lllpohs an~ Athens, QhJo plane cra!lh here two yurs li(l w:-.11 ll'lltllililather, Mrs J. 1 B tl:unt ot and Point Pleaaant, W Va. filed today tn tbe Me1g1 CoJI•tlY CbairfMttP. ~ 1 j Common Pleas Court. DRY ltUN ,IRI CALLS Allred B Bursae, Manet-ta. 0 NAME OMITTID IIOC~d 'IVI\If 1he A;usUJ!.,.J!Dwd·lr 1 cilutlr' H11h Sphool lff'ficif.' COmpaqy of Cleveland, Oblo, hl:s :sail' lOday the name ot Midalyn taree ter· :RIGHT: Butler Named To c--= ............ Paper Editorship Airplane Wreek PARIIERSBuRG, W Va. QP Brings Lawsuit aounee 1a as. Against Pilot will be Globe travelers - to ilored of ~ckable, washable celon· .: 1l~ 100% Arnel Jers!!y will keep their true color. to enter t1lf $-ate competition fer SenJOr Hia:lt ll:udenl:l In \ he EiJ1Hh Grade be was entered in the S.mor elan' and took his fint Stlte lop award. Crookl, Gordon Guthrie a a d Mark Kelly alao won "SuperiOr" raUng for tbe1r trumpet trio Sat· urday "Euell.ent" ratings w e"r e won by Lynn Buchaaan, freshman, a plano puptl or Mn. A. R Heco~:, and by the other trumpet trio af Tom Skinner, James ObUnger and lra Butcher, accompamed by Mrs A,.rthur Skinner Sharon. Jonea, JUntor, bad trou ble w1tb her clartnd dunng her 10lo and receiVed a m rating. She was aecomp.aDJed by Mrs. C 11. Henneay Other:a stten41ng the contesl.l' were Mra. Walter Crooks and fa Jly, Jeanette and Edward. Mn; gar) WIU'llke Hni Dave Farmer, Arthur Sk.ianer, Clarence Lacey, Mrs Fom:lt Bachtel, Supt L. W McComas. Infant Died At Birth Saturday 11fter a said lh• gaJ !l.ennpll!ly for Navy autbotitli~. • .dded The warmng fGIJowed ftports Lhat the 22-year-oJd Kmg:, w .h o ousted n.tlonallst mm,:ltd Jlaj Gen Ah Abu NuWrar as chief of JtafC of tbe Jordanian army Sun· day, al.Jo htd demanded that SyrliiD troops be Wlthrawn from the country The reports &aid llussem bad ~nt a personal m~SYa:e to Syr. an President Shuktt E1 XuwaUy dem.anchng that the approxlmat,.. ly 3.000 SYrian troopa •bo entered at the tJnw Of tbe Sun tr1a11 to bolster Jordan's deteme against lneal be withdrawn 1mmecbately. It was alleged tbat Synan of· fleers had taken part m subver· 11ve aetivltlea wblOh rtsulted tn Sunday's a:boJtive coop by f. h e same element! of the Jordaa.nn anny HOPEI DIM As war tbreaten1 In the Mi~d\1, Eo!t Presld•••t Ei•enhower's c~M'I emnomtc J.dYlller dimmed bupe• that conernaional badget-eutti.,,~ m~ght .pave the way Cor tu reduc. tton:. thls 7ear The olfici.a1, Gabriel Hauge, sa i that House cut J.n l'res1dent Eiltn~ bower·.~ f71.800,000.000 budg,fl were not nearly enough to .pull down t h e level o l government spcndmg next year But Hauge held out hope$ for a lts e u t later He aaid the Hmlltl1tr..._ It deta.rm•nect 10 sule 41owa- ,....., ••,.,.... to the point • ....._ • t•x N4uctien .,.1d M ,_.... tk,i,.. hll thll tnt ttt.,. ,_... _,. i~ -s I S<hool an4 Ia u.o; luwr 1llJll .....,..••"'"!1- , .,. , W~l ~~·~~ !-iJttlle " 11 IJe said on a .. ~ Jl'to Seveu.th <Wae .-a"' • "S'upcitM ~ Sunday tbtf. _. surplw O) at Atbeqa Dl.strlci but wu not ·~ ".Mert.l billion doilan" fiitoll. '1rtftr-'~ In buslntlll dla. were reduced to no more twD t day rrom the usual tbrtc dehveJ'Ies of'~ I Surren • TWv Supenor Ratmgs wOn Boys' • • ~QI'VICC Mnt to A 95 Churrh of Chrl1t, Mlddleporf, .fred 1 Cardner, pastor B1bl' School 9 30, Homer R1ce, Supt, Morning worship !0 30 tnpu: · <.:hrtat and the Modern Jerusalem , S)'Jcttal Palm Sunda) service w1lh the Masonic Loddc as gucst.1, 6 p. m ChriStian E 1 1 •+•. • ••• . . . . ~,~~~~~--------------------------------------~SmGLECOPY~ IRIDAL SHOWER ~ 11 Mrs Foster Grinstead e.ntertafn; J ed w1tb a mia'cellaneous lbowell Friday evenmg 1n the IQdal r-o:orne of the Hartrord Me'lbOdiat Churtb ' bonorint Mrs Earl Dean Kmght, l r~otly married 'the evenin'g W'ili f1 --tl spen' informally. Followmg the lN 9~mng of the gilta refreshment&, 1i! ~ w~ ~rved to Mrs. Esta Bum· ! ~~ 1 gardner, Mason, Mrs Cllrford -!' , ~ $ehools, Pomt Pleasant, Mrs. Eirl , Smith, ROSC\'Uie, Ohio, Rev • Mrs A. A. McKmght, Mrs. . Censored Photo Of FDR At Yalta r DRESSES vice . V~O~L~V~I~II_!'N~0~-~3~!_----T-~--------~--~ ' --!•--~------------"-~~::~::==~~====~~====~~~-=:-~:-~~::-::?·:~----==~::~::::::::::~::~:::-.::: - .,. • ..' -· nttne . ~---nw of. WW COMRADIS MBIT ~~' : Mr and Mrs Jame.a M crumP , ~ baa u gueat.l last week Mr. lli!l J , ~ MN Harold Swanson or St Paull Minnesota They .had been on Yl- J catlon to Florida and 'Stopped on , their way home t.o lee Mr. and ; ' Mrs Crump Mr Swanson and Mr. crump were tentmates ln \!O~!l~ f War I an dsaw service togetlier D Arnel Jersey I !'!!. DeNted l'e 1.'. . HAS PNEUMONIA The baby or Mr and Mra o.v.td Warth was taken to tbe HolR: .~ Hospital ~ast week m fl rJer~i ~ condJtlon sufferlna: from poe~ 1 mwda but .IS DliW improving t • -· t ' I ~ ' ·e ra~N..., f~i.:f~::,::~1~:~:c:::~~~i ~·:, ';;~7~ ~~~~;;,~, +~~i'J;~ I;r:;;,~·~~:';j.~d !~~ th:"':~ gre:~t- ~:~.~· a~o~tlt:~ir ~:;~~.~~~·: ~:.t~~;~~f,;,~a!,!: 1 :::;~er~~; ~hlldren p~Jm - •• • tw! =~:= <:ODIIid~red roprl.ation ot $225,000 by the W Va Legislature proVIding ror the ~nstructton of two lake• OQvermg 10 acre11 or ground In addition a complete scwqe d.I.Sposa.l plant a watet- puruti!;•tion plant, utility system, roadways and graamg were completed Facilit.ic11 are now nadibl~ fu · bousm& about tSO }'OUths or aduJts ' and for feedfng approximately 24Vl, Cott.ag~ arc modern bulldmg11 Wlth fotted air furnaces so th-11t conference~ may be held the year round. The next year Is elQ)(!Cted to s ee the eo111tructlon of an outdoor a"t philheatcr, outdoor classrooms and the start or the arts • n d thq plamttff. saYs iQ has petition that [l(lnald Mills, Mlddlepo • landed • Cesana auvlane awned by Bursae at the tdge of tbe Gal· lipolrs atrf1eld, cnt~ng It up. He said the plane st.opped in a bath· ed wire fence , and lrl.'i lett "hang· mg I here.. ' TM pe1htlon also cWmed tne pilot mode no ellott to proteet thl' plane ortcr th.e wrcct, an1l fa~led <o pro91de malorials a n a labor for >ts repair I Emergency Calls Pull All ~~ ds I Into Semce U1f~a • have to be m s•Pt btl~ ts favpr any tu eu wm 19 PHS Students ' Partieipa~ In Music Fe8tival •• Nineteen Pomeray High Se&odJ Baad Students partki~ted 10 the Stlte Competition Festival .beld last Saturday at Bexley }jlj:h School, Columbua. Tbe partlc:lltat,. lltg 11tuilent1 made themselves ell• gible by competinJ Mid r~lwmc a Jupenor rating m the dlltrid CGmpetition festival held at Ohio Uruvenity laat Marc:b In all, five eosemblt:s took part With two recewlnr superior and three an e:K· cellent rating Ensemblc:s included the followIn( Braas Sextet-Supenor-J•m 1 Lohse, Earlene Renshaw, Susan YOUDJ, June O'Brien, Jamee Rouab IJoda Moore Saaopbone Quartet-,. Sullerior-BIII Anderson, Jam Ebenbach SUe Sautb. Sondra Potts. Quintet--Excellent-Janet Carpenter, Connle Woodgeard, Dorinda Wilson. Susan Young, Sheila; Strauss tl~le Quartet- E:uellflat, Jean Webster, Janet Carpenter. Ann Icenhower, Linda Crow. Trumpet Trio - Excellent, ,Jun Lohse, Earlene Renshaw, Rev• Rea. The latter group was aceom- I, panled by Charles SW11ber ' Ray Wooda:eard, mstructor of .fn; strumentaJ mus1c m the Pomero' Public SebQOls, bad onb' prai.H tor tbe fine work displayed in a ricorDI18 contest Car• terved as a means of ~na­ portaUon to Columbus. P~ who made the lnp were Mr. ~n· lllrs.. Wilson Ci.rpenter, Jln. IIIJ'.. old Loblt, Mrs Harold Ebera~e~ Mrs William Swatzel,. Mrs WU.: Swisher and llr Woodeeard. 1 MEIGS GENIUL Hl!iPITAL AdmlS&lon s.turday B. H E~ Md Ray Ma>b.leJ' Cheshrre, lona KtUer, Crooksville; Gregory Donabrw. Racme Dtscharged--Shlrley Bable, Middleport, Linda Sbamblil'l, P•ero)' win, Middleport, Mrs Wtllard W•lker: lAnJiville~ Mn Ray Manley, (lbeslre; Joaa .. eallJ, u ~ Mtller, Crook&v!Uei :r,nt ontt~ A• r:aah or emerepncy local squads broke out Saturda Shade. f, 1 , Admtss1on Sutld,IY Freda 8tntt. nbJ:i\t.. ,all a~ the 81!1!!fUm~. !i f Middleport's aquijl wu ct:aUp!ijo Rtt:me Slanct(e. Burte, CpolviUe. Dtscharges., liome ta tewait, q.te.+ 'i; tbe home of Melvin Lee, ad ng Creek, when a baby died ne btre Rina Crou, Rteine. ' wag called to Letart Falls to the home of George bontlrew where • YfSIT . . . . .. Mrs Beatrice Kola' baby was round W and removed to a bospltal d bus was a week aunt, MrL L. 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