http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/3e8538a761a1aac7df16a115a7921ed2.pdf 40cf844126e75164c24ba597404221b9 PDF Text Text ~. "~' ' . ' . .' 1 .' 1,1{! • , uDder .0...Tho '/. . • I ' The "• VOL XVIII NO. 25 ·News MAY ?.3, ,. , BYJ. TODAY'S THO · a little extra time b , ' .. 'y il Baseball fans of " llte a new attraction this s1 An evening Pee ~; all games to be playtc five teams from Meig! signed up. An eighth .f< It was agreed iii evening in Pameroy th something different p would be possible. Thi four-team leagues, one - . Ky Wins 8-Day Fi~ For Da Nang Pagel _:_., fl!tR\...., WORLD . ! Parade ·will '• 1.>:,/t •- l ,- • ' A.usUiary Pump • NEW YORK- 'I1IE - SER .lously lUllS-year-old cardiac [18- tlenl sipped her coffee, ale ber dessert and beBan ber leg exarclsea. . The remarkable feature of American. A Pee Wee the end of the league Games are to be s~ and the season will be@ June I. There will be her WllS ~therwlse,routlne .~erapy that an auxlllary bear! l!ilplanled In the cbest of Mrs. ~" Ceraao was automatics~ ly perfo~ng .about 50 per cent of the .patient s own beer! ... tiv\IY. The bnplant of the device too\ place Uvo clays IB0 but was,, not reported until Sunday. Atrention- GRADUATINt SENIORS fn today's job marl ~igh school eduratl• Totlftlwmell not enough. Today' ~loyers are more seJ. precedented variety (l iness skills for whicb are willing to pay a salary. ALLBY- OOP New Day Class• Begin June 9 Take The Short Ro DA NANG (UP!) -'!'be ellbtlor oa Nq eDied today 1D apparent viciQry 4or Premlor Ngujen cao . KJ'J government wben rebel !rOOfS In , lhe Tlon lloa pqolla om'rtndered and marched out wlih their bends up. day battle wbe wm allghtly iDjured by a l'enade 08 they left the 1JB8oda sunday night. They were AP corrOspoaclanl Robert Pees, Br!tlsb free-lance photolfapber Timothy J. Pap and Alain Taleb of Paris match. UP! pbelo8J'Spber steve Van :t.T'S To A Good Job oh·10 GOP 0pens. Drive to Bring • I nte. IIectuaIs In - ""'Iy ENROLL NO\\ Courses for both younc and women, Classes ll'f dally fram 8:30 to 2 P. eir conditioned clan,. Write, Visit, or Calli C•talog end lnfornwt I GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLI -Jr ulllmalum buded to. ·!lit 1na1111enla by Ky'a loi'<4$\ Barely an boUt oarJlSr,,, ~ correspondent nt at ltll ·"1 die pB80da with Millll Cb¥1• ,a Buddblst 1110111: libo .vawiiHIIII lhe rebels would fl&bl to the IIIII man. ' Flgbt)na In tbe Iasi boUrs of ·Meter, • former paratrooper, "Noixldy ill lOin& fD ieave the lhe biuJ,1 dled IVIay to almosl was blown off a wall by the pagoda," Cb1eu said. nothl!!i, although a 1fenado llJut but suffered no Injuries. Mllltlry pollee wbo oeai-ehed burst or the slaecato ripple of a Reslatanee at the pqocla- the bulldlni aftoi tbe ~er flurry of gunfjfe could sun be the malll rebel fortress here- loand 00 trace of ChleU or of heard from tbno fD tbno. collapsed at Z p.m. !I a.m. tbe rebel miUtary eommander. AlnOD8 the last eaaualties of EJl'l'), four bours before the Wood wbicb the monks bad tho batllo wera three newsmen 011plralion of a surrender llacked In the temple oourt- Aq.ON - STATE SEN. Frazlof Reams, the Democrat- 1 lc caJIIIidate lor governor, Sun·· clay UJed Democrats and e bor to \Work together. ReBJD4 told a Uniled . labor WOuld rk lcnl wo ers ,P c . the blg wjnner If the • gain ctlllfrol of the mansion aod the ''The alllailce belween the ocraUc Party and labor II for both " Beama said very s~re of the COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) - Tbe Ohio Republican or· berteflelal to labor with ganlzlUon, In a program II bopee ean be used naUonaJl1, officials holdlng lmPortaol hos begun a new drive to win lntellectuall to the party. ed posla." "'l'bla JII'OUp bas shown great llltertst ID the RepubU. but In many respects the". people have boon n• ~·:"!~~·= ~m~:te Chairman John s. An4rewl said In announc. will pUbUih a 'for academic and Tbe lint ID the and are demanding 8 36 Locust ,I Of Tb JlelpMa1011 .bel . rn·VIS·I·onal Frog Jumpm· g SERGEANT S'l'liWART Stewart IS• Contest is AddedFeature Mt.ddJeport'S pnl, vomng !bat they would burn tbemselveo fD death U .....,....,t troops atlaoked, atood abandoned Bllll uobomed 1n lhe yard. list Casualty . First casuallY of the VIet -....o lNam war in Middleport Is Allboush Da. Nang a~;j Sergeant Stewart, son of Mrs. fD ,be firmly m the b · lbe · Ethel Mae Stitt, Racine Route Ky • forces, rebelamiiJIID held .... 2, who was kUled in small armo diy of Hu, Ill eo to ""' ' fire on .station at Anken • VIet llllrlbwest Government lurees ' · I Nam, w1th Co. B., 2nd Bn., bave made no attempt iOfar fD I mobile Div. subdue the IDSU11enls there. Stewart attended Tbe :1odabyhere bad bee~ , schools and bad spent lhe past ~unlor . al govenuacla~ six years In the Armed Forces. ..,.,_ sever fl. • He was stheduled to return tbougb there was often heavy to the United States in lighting In the area around tho , ber. temple, ~ .~~ ltaell In eddltion to hi! mother suflered H -.e. II survived by hla wUe, ly of Scbweinfust, Germany, two sons Robert Lee Zl\ John wnitam, 8 montbs, df lumbus, Ga. Funeral 1 v·Jet·Cong . ~ ~,r , :_en~e ~te~rr~:. ' T...,.,allrio wore fll'liiM · ...,...Ill' to, • ....,. f 111 11 boYe ...n.w. Normli ..., db~ Ill Jowo ore ~ Parachute sky divers, the U. S. Divlslonal Frog Jump. ·11 aad, u, CJOyelud 'II !'II tng Contest, and a spectacular parade will launch the See- it, ~'lncblllall 'II Ill' 1r, .. , ond Annual Big Bend Regatta June 10. Oaly mllor claDy tem;w.. Thla triple offering will be In conjunction wltb, and lin e.loimPI upected. 1fCii1, Immediately follow formal opening ceremonies In Pomeroy. tered . . _ . _ 1 ...... Commercial elhlbill will open their dooro at noon that day, pbo lhe lilt pert oflhe . . . with tbe opening ceremony to will 1 _ , . Ill 1\llllcllei • follow. 1:30 p. m. one of the main preclplloUoa. The parade scheduled throUgh events, the Eastern United • -- - -- - - Mason, W, Va., Middleport""'! States Divisional Cbampionshlp Pomeroy, wdl move arousnil e boat races, will ~et uoderway sbows will also be oa bani! d p m A professional tag . . lor a purse of $151~. three d••s and there will bt show featuring the Moqjcal , ' ..., ' Wades and other profe9slonal The RegiOnal Miss America rides and lhrllls for persotiJ of acts has been scneduled lor Pqean~ which is always a all ages. 8 p. m. on Friday, spectacular of iii own, wUI be- Regatta weekend will elo!ll Mr. CartooD from WSAZ-TV gin at I P· m. followed by a about 7 p. m. Sunday. Tbe e. has been ocheduled lor a per- record bop lor leel!'agers. lire schedule promises M ... sonsl appearanco for the kid- Sunday wlll also be a big ·clay young ollld old. dles at about 9:30 a. m. Satur· with the events to begin at Bl& Bond Regatta eollllllltlae clay. Other klddle events are 12:30 p.. m.. with ,the Eastet:" members said plano lor tile also slaled for Saturday mor.. U. S. DiVISional vhampiODSblJl Regatta Weekend are . neariJ ing. boat races resuming, lnlermlJl. <OIIlpleted. Tbe commlltee oz. All p., m. Saturclay the Clax- gled with the Art ClutoR water pressed its appreelajbl aD ton famUy will .be fea,tured ·il' ski show. !"""""'for tbeir assitlance and Ill famous water -akl !bow! 111 ' · ~gliam exl"l'ilklll- cooperalklll. *' He ~ ·-""'• "llli!-. bomo ­ Phont 44C llebnar Legan el Mlddleporl Auto Wrecked Sunday on ·~,, THE FAR 11'8 UP' T'US 10EN~ NIQIONAL SJiQJRITY, AU.121GH11/. ' oI '. ,, OPEN F 6:( .. .' ' ' THE '' an' !! M•miH ; "fi Debate Widens: Proxmire '· l \ ' ., _, -CAPP OLE lHH "SPRI GRAS: Tffe'a 'YER GO AGAII"'' .;;.. C~I11CISIN~ME! A MAN cAN ONLV . THE( 1965 Ford Co . '. I ',', 1964FordGa All Power f, Interior, On< Extra Nice • 1959 Cadilhi . 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I• .The Dodge B'oY.S are ··. de~lin~ Ill' bottom out of ........,.... priCestoputyouintbele~d. · ·. • . . ~ .A~ead of the pack. Wlttf the great·hoda&breed. :Orlve yQu'r own bai'gai~: a' ·Daij, Corone~ · Polara~ Monaoo or Charger. Ride 'With the soiid tuys: · ·· ·, 1~ , ' · • I INCLUDED WITH SPECIAL PURCHASES OVER 200 CHAIRS TO CHOOSE FROM ••• ' All Kinds--All Colors ALL ON .SALE NOW .-~ -: ' .95 , ���• ' Rededication I I' 1'oH P• Society Nous· . ••' ~........... •·' . • ' •• ! • • , :~· Iloward Tlloma Ud Patrie- 1 '" 0 u11 __, Sunday visiton of ' ·w.lllllllll· u. ~ . 1....------0!"'.1·J!OSCiq 'i!IIDrt of Mr: aod Mrs. Latr; 1m lit.... itlr1. " !h·::; ~ ~'"!'•'ll" "''" l;o'lll'l · ... ~ 'lboma, Stanley H. McGilliard, . dis·. dliy visitors of w;' IJ'II , . ., anil . trltt supetl~terulent, dehveretl Jlarl- Johnson. 'Ill ,... the sermon and led rededication M;,' and Mrs. Hailey 1:, · ·lllil*tlf!ltaoon v!lllirilif Mr. M Jlally . ,Voice~ bl Broadway "GUalllr alii famiiJ fi _Cir- ... . ., • .fGiutl;,l ~ r, !IIIli Mb 11114 llllond· j Jaek O'Brian ¥'. ' ! - -.,..' :·\ . ·... •- • . • T"AN~JI *' ._ i. N i d .-. . ·-~ _ _ _ ___;·; ....-, .. .... SunDay•lsltoruf •Mr;·!Uid _aev_~"~..r·. OfChurehis Held RecentIV · ... '• . • '~:"':'"- -.-.J .. . . -·-- .~~ · - :~11111~j·J:II~.ar.~.'?~·~~;~~dl fOit YOUI ·SUPPOIT oervices conducted by t h e 100 lllld family win Great Bend Church May 15. visi tors of Mr. and Mts. .....,...., James F. Early, pastor, led don Rowan and family of THE IEC!NT JllfMARY ELECTION the regutar service which inelud· ens. PIX roB TV . -· '· ed special music and mnarks Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tu<;ltlt- HOLLYWOOD laymen. man, and Mrl. lillflliie HanhW• .signed .. . Dapid Yost, looal cNSade ·Rilondl 110re SundiJ visitors tl fall · chairman, asslst.d In !ftjlCOt· llrs. Elsie Perry of Radclill f't Pol AdV'. ing an award for the church Mr. and Mrs. James ""!~--..._.;......,_....;J.._..........=.=II!I!=I:I!.!I!li!!IIIB'B,!!!!!!!Ii!!!ll! meeting its goal in the recent Robert and Lindo were S1 '" d'uslide for Methodist colleges visitors o1 bis mother, Mra. • •' , ., iiid Wesley Foundations. Beeves and bnlflltr of Ba... ., ' . 'lliomas Sayre ~Y!d the • ' 'tille. ward for lilt olltrdl 111111 toad Mrs. Joseph B. llalfield scripture. Mts. Everett Hayes family of North Carolina read a summal'y of t be last week visitors of Mr. '. · clomfl's blst.., oad Daft n 1 lilts. Joe Hatfield. Mt. and ~ --:., Irene W•l...., lllffiold, A!weUa del TAKES DELIVERY _ D. 1: Metzger. Sup<!rior funeral ~»ach and ambulancoo sales ,;r gave 1111 instrumental duet. llrs. Genoira Slrumale, gr811d' manager, hands over the keys to Ben H. Ewing at the Superior plant iq Lima, Ohio. Mr. Raymond F......, 1.01 da~ter Gina were allo visit<n Ewing, IDh of tbe owner of Ewin.c Funeral Home m ~om~roy, Ohw, traveled to Lima to SUIDIIIidri!d imprev..,..!l!ts. Alrliay. • accept delivery of a new Superior Crown Royale combmation.. The Som<ntt. Blue coach till ....-.tt pqoet), , lie. _, lin. lllirard R• ' on Cadillac chassis is the third Superior vehicle now in serviCe at the EWing Funeral 8 !ll1118ce, - li&IIIS. · .,u- reb!llt t~~Mors in (Jo. •.t.• : - - · rClet&lllinc the aJJd -iw, · ....,... diJMn. rdlllnS. .,.,. of of pews, Mr. lltld Dlyle Kmii>P and Mrs. William Culwttl oad --WLot,QerlesJeff· Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Culwell on • La ~ : PAI,JL SIMON. bJ a:: I . - ' I Wi_,_ •• l .DrR!J H:olllf::·:A~rr:a:ftl:e:llle:n:lt::fo:r:th:e::purc~h~u~e-w~e~re~m~ad~e~b~y~J~a~ck~N~ou;se,~A~Ul~e~n=s,:O~h~io=. : Carpenter Social News d S';,';."y~nd ••, Mrs.Junel.A!e tsSnAnkerat .._, ·-·· o.r ·='*....,.. .,.,JM~,..,.ol n-., ,._ · : _,_,_,I*'rill lo!r.., ·-'* HELEN HELP US! MAILBAG .,.. Mrs. Fern Gillogly ,.-., Palt. ' h . . iWia t'i!le, ..... SiiMIIf and &acalled on Mr. and Mrs. B. r;. lilisR. s'al, rts, Mt. IIIli · k. ........_. o ..-· 111o · .... a.le7 111111 .00 Jo. McGlaughlin of near Zales 1, ''= . Mr ~ ,._. of Pnw1.. 1 - - - - - - - - on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Juoe Lee, &" Alot __ 4C _.. . d !Ito k Columbia Grange No. 2435 Emzie Davis, Parkcrsbq, Olunselor of Soudlenl l.looll; _, ltillllls 1111 ..,... IIIJ', Mr. ma • met in regular session on W. Va.. visited Paul, Charles ISd!DIII -c~ was ............. Ill ~ <ibqo. Friday, May !J, at Columbia and W. C. Peck and other rei a- spea1<er when the L<tat 1"11111 . _ N~ ~ school. A spec ial literary pro- tives in the vicinity on Satw·- . PTA IRet ~ 17 m t'he ~':..-= gram was preseMed under the day. scboolalllil.wm. · ·· · SAV~ INGS direction ol Woflby Lecturer Mr. and Mrs. R~ Gr""' The lliOOMI ""'' opened amst for the oemoe ns Elizabelh Jordan, IISSisled by returned from their - - lhe """ldeot. llrs. Rollm Rolr Thomas Sayre. Carl Greenlees and llelo!n Jef. in Florida and sp81t tllm da""' m:s. the pledge 10 the Officials uf the dluNI tft fers. The lecturer gave a with Mrs. Hazel Burke ami at flag. The PTA pr~yer fi'aE read David Yost, Marion Furbee, "Thought for lho Day" to be- the ""'""w Greer home before hY llrs. Ror Bud<. Raymond Furbee, Paul Sayre, gin the program. Rilla Rhoad<> going to Greenville. S. C. to ' Miso Flonmoe Oiocle was Thomas Sayre, RoWtd Sayre, recited a poem 'Til Follo11. " m*" dleir lmle. Mrs. GmT·........,. ,.,.. ..... ~ Mrs. Mobel Marshlill, Mrs. , In sal""' tn ..,!111wllilt orplli· l is \he lontl..- Card - IM<Iot.. rr.m alii8l Circle I'!W'IIee, Mrs. Paul Sayre, zations, Helen Jeffers to I d ' Mr. and Mrs. £cf .....,. ......,. 1$ a 11er . a..\loo Komi~;, Jlias Karhow Girls 4-H cUis lluild _... die IIO<tq Clall'iJ ott 111o 1.-.t Falls lliou'bee, llli8s il'.aula eUV. lOOM acter in young """""'· M , Gr- lla>quoli in tile ....1!11 first lolliher. The ,.,..;. G. 11boiss., Mrs. Marion ~·ur-11 and Jane Jordan. assi*<l IJ)' 11ioo1b of t11e Bran« - · • ._, r.trs. llollerts. ,.....,utoe · Mrs. 'IIIDIIIe ·~ eBEDROOM Margie Jeffers, Slll!g "flelullt'JI :1! Logan ""' Mr. llloltl!y .,., a lillie Nios (Jircle 4111 IMihalf Mrs. ll8aley II. llloGilliard, Life.'' A safety reminder, --~ .,..t '4JOahr for dl!e -"1:· .t ... I'I'A SOt 11or lllilllilil....,<II !lito """"linlllndent, was e1'1Wf5 ·CHAIRS teet Your Fam~y Fr<lftl ,.,.....,.. llr. aid M11<. T. J. lflllloOk it!e. flllllll!lll eAMMHCES by Murl Galaway precelled a have ~rned to tlleir an ---conle$1 led by W_. Jordan. Alb011y oiler ~ndiiW .,. ..m- .. !Crs. , _ Loo 81....,.. • lllm Earl Starkey pot o rel111mg. ler in · -. Fla. OJt Slflur.. . 'nle ,.lile 41f ibe ~selor IIMIID II!~ "A Qloiao." (:.t Creenlees, a day -""!! they joined Mr. 11 ~ llt!bool, ltiiG tii.M!CiiJL0N!, :~pain (UPI) former 1-H tnder. wld how !l!ld Mrs. Mlbur Orai'Jin!e 8114 lnd • <QIIOIIill1l and .answer ,por· - iiCathy Harler oi-Beal iBeacb, Boys 4-ft olubs help ~oys be- llr. ~nd Mrs. Mendal 401!W1 '811*~ Allb <:alit., .I JpndllililiJil ~OU!tlllll. ,:~:::~ como better citizens . A poem, lill ois;tmg with Mt. ""' )Irs. ~ illllllletiii!N, a~ 1lqt~Bful, .~ ~he w< "Tilt !lrlllre lloi14er," - Reed Jellm at lhe J1ti1it!rs q..W for tbethe , tb!iJea 1ltle-ol an internatlonll . . .DO!IIH PAYMENT read by l!tleft . - , leno...d I!Mne Mr. Mid . Mrs. Spunlocik Jlrs. """s - ,...: iiDur!nament wtnm she N.rlJAV TERMS by • p~ano solo by Marg;e J<'f. .,.. fomler ,.,.,dents of ·llris III fli:'OSklenl, <Canada'o il':ay •IJJiban, <>2. 6-2, rer'l. Gene Jeffers read an arti- community. , MI.. . ' ·VJ<Je ~pl'S- 8unilay~1 1flndl. rle, "Ten Rules to Raise IJe. Michael Lawson oulferell • Jdenl, lllrs. Anlftw (Jrutll, !l.'llornlul IKO<!h of Brazil beat linquent Ch ildren," and t '' e severe faoo 0111 on Fr.idll)' wtone :-"· .ani! Mn. Or•llle Dart:OU, ¥1J1011\a~la!a Nloolla ~llic, •&4, ,fl. MIDIIUIPORT Lecturer closed the prqgrom playmg ball It Colurn!Jat; sCbool "'""""· 1, M, 6-1, for the . . . tll'l.liet.HI1hll with '" Food Fot Thought - ll 's He was llillen 1o Sll!liiJrlng Corsages were presellled :q 1.'11ampionship. 0 K , Everyone Does 1t" IArms hasplkll whm!! aeveral oUicers, the guest speaker, lin-PERSONALS , stiches Wfll'l! 1aken in 'fhe cut. 11taJiing officer, out-Moiqg treasMr ond Mrs. Dale Stansbury Sctl80t NOTES 1 ure~t •teachers, and the 1honot'l!d and granddaughter. 'ller.sJ Pupils oHhe first four grades guTh · Bit d b Tumer. spent the weeke'l'ld m at Colurrlbia 'SChool .acoomJIBheb · ~nae an.ne~ Columbus visiting relrtives, ied by &heir teachers, Ruth : ; g Ydfl · ean A:lkire e aecThey :joined other members or Starkey ani Millie (loen bus '~'hera · t' ad' their famfty for 1 .gdtm'.tng on driver, Mfndal Jo~dan, ' a n d wilh 3 ~=i~~gho::s Sunday at the home of Mr. ·mothers, Boann BIShop, Mae ments of •cake ...~t.s null and Mrs. Larry Stansbury, Rey- Jm11B11, Ma.rtha Jeffers, Betty mints and iced' tea: .,.;re ·, .,;. noldsburg. Larry, who lias .,.,m- 1Walsh, Dons Raynard and sd ~ M 'Robeiit Allllle flu • pleted basic traintng at Fm't Betty Johnson jtlurf\Yed to !Go- -en~ • etr~i!, 'Mrs. 1r, Knill, Ky., wlD rl!)lOI't to a llumbus on Wednesday Vlllm Roush ani! Mrs Robert ftbodeB camp in lAouisillla when ·his they Yi-d llhe sights at the · · lea\'e is ·over. Other guests ~ ' zoo. Jufla itchnson aacompansides his brothers and lii~ ler icd her mother. ,ft.oW.6PQN WINS and faml!i!s were Mr and Mrs. Meryl Houdashelt and Jolm Sii'OOKIIOLM (IJPl) ..;Iiltlfujjo C. W. SII!Hibuey arM! Mr. ami Snediger and their upper four Ralston of Bakersfield, Calif., Mrs. Reibert Gray of Cdlumbu!'. grades pupils were also in Co- won an international outdoor Mr. and Mrs. .Larry Stlms- lumbus on Wednesday where tennis tournament Sunday by bury spent Monday here with they visited the museum. Mrs . beating Australi's John Newhis parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dale Amy Lowther, Mrs. Katherine combe, 9-7, ~. in the final. Stansbury and called on other Lawson and Mrs. Bonnie Chead- Tbe women's 'Cl!OWO went to CGIIcrele is a l.if.elime relatives and friends le accompanied them and Rex Leena Ahonen of Finland as she buy. It's fire and termite llecent tuei18 .of Mr. •nd Ch<ladle .dro•e ·lbe ·bus. ·loppod ·Pia ~oiling ,of •Ilon"""k· proof - yet initial cost is Mrs. Ney Carpenter were Mr. CHURCH GROUP NEWS 6-1, 6-4. low. For' Jll ~ and Mrs. R.-11 .Mays. Stras- rhe BUB)' Bee Socioly of the - - - - - - - - needs c.U Uf! burg, Mrs. Margaret Edmund- · Ca~penter ~apl>st 'ChO!!Ch llllel 1hlj!rida wao plallllllll for Sdll_.' Vinton, and lllrs. Roiborta with Mrs. William ·Obiadlo ov :111. Thooe allendiny were nea,a l Parker, Boll"ar. oad tf.:•d-IThuroday •evening. MI'B. [l•le IlliG Jlatty Doneo, rCarol Frai.,J, cliildren, Nejo, Robbie :md I Dye was devotional leader for Mary and Helen Peck , Susie fMM yt\' .2.... Cln<i')o. Middleport. Mrs. Parker the meeting. .It was announced Nelson, .Ronda and llenny Whit· Is In Middleport caring i•>r that the armtp ·would sen• lington, Dollliie, 1\athy and PAGI tT. ' , · AIDIUF•t ... t11e children, while lheir moth· lunob for a meetiJtll at 'lite Rex Otoadle and the leader. ell, Mrs. Roberl l~81lkor. 'ill m· 'little ,fllltJM'lllment •Farm in lthe 'lira. .<llomtle 'Cheadle. lilleil lo Gal~p<Jlis Clinic •fol· fUiure. :roo.. 1Pl'esent were illiii-iiiiil=----=-r;;;i;;;;a;;;;;;o;;iiillllilll&-;l;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;ii;;;;ii;i;;;;a;lll!liiliili !GIVing surgery. 'Ei i1.1b<!th Gardner, lll i 1111! !Mt. and Mrs. Earl Starkey Starcher. Vivian Gaston, Fr~~a were in Charleston, W. Va ,, on Smith, Bonnie Cheadle, Emma '1'11eiday where they Nloitoll her WhltliJtlllon. Keziah Dye, Hel- · btofler ar-· <'i8ter·in-law, Mr en Jeffers, Mae Jordan antJ and( Mrs. ~ - R. •(IBOnl Caster ·~ ·the hollt..., !liB :Cihaallle. Q4! also her stmr. Mrs. Elma The 'WSCS Of 1he Temn:• ·, · who is with the Casl- Methodist Church was entert3in. for a oioit. lid by Mro. 'Murl Clolaway at and Mrs. Dennis Faer- her home on Wednesday r.ven are buildinc ·• ,_ .home .my . .Rev..•Oa•id White •illBtalll'd .State ,J:I<><M. .!116. 1011 lou 1cdftics"' ~or .till! ctlllllntl yeor · from the junction of Stfl~f' ' Helen ·cotl and Leah Crabtree &89. had the program and dE'voti<'n~ MaSSES siZES and Mrs. _Lavm Jnrdlfl l and \Were 'lflllistld by Margue~"- : 3-- $2.tt chlldron alii! 'Mr!o IF~>¥• . 1te l<lolt. ·were A>a · visited Mr. Md Mrs . I Greenlees, Winnie Stanley, Rox-1 Lawson and tamily on ie Arbaugh, Katherine Lawwn. BIG Gtii$Sf%B · .,.,_., · 'llelen .latlll. ElllllaHth Jordan. 4% wiO.. .· El,. 'Mt!Ccni.~l hils .,•. IWe.tina 'O.Ibtret, iLe~h Cral> to the home ot her '"" tree and the hostess. Murl Gal· and dauabter, Mr. ani! ·~ · Caroll)lll IQreenloeo;, · 'Ia 1 Victor Pml). <filii sptfnii llhtiles, riiiii!IMii ICralllfoe aM · some tinif .in tlho Da./11111 D~!Oitne tflott - e illl"ts. with her (tther ehlkktll. "llht <lai!Penfer Youlh Group - Collier, Cincinnati, 'ilL ,' 1fii!ft :at thl 1homc or Mr. and 1 t. H. .Blanton d Mrs. R. A. . .ttington on Sun , MIDDLEPORT_, 0. . .1~ 1 1and llr.. l dllf liVening. llldnda _ Whittington I Dwai,. Jordan, Bey-• IJ!I!llllntAta 1M .ot1ons on the ;"j~''j Yisited with Mr. •ilrtme ''h!ut! • 1he Christ." lll _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;.. l _,_______,1 PTA Meeting J EDITOR'S .. 1 a. SpIING .. .,>;; sALE '"th 0Y; !tl.,, •JUPH.JliGHY" QU.AUTY IALAO SliCEU SIRLOIN STEAKS RED RIPE t...-. er• 20% =-= M: •• ~.50% WEINERS ______ ... SALAD DRESSING 49c ...,. ... ... •' ' S!JIII~- MIIIMUM •• .. ,. lw • DEMANDS WS ' ' , AT Y ....... .u4,..,.. c ' ( BONUS BING(J PLAY MdTINANCE A&P WIN UPTO AN8W.....,_ I' 0UD1 A fRESH EGGS -----3x • •• • • . ' U•«fY TH. .• ME S1PJ -·. ' . . .US IIUCO ..,._ JiOPI( ....,..l.. I t -Jerry L,w.ry 1 '" '" u,l. I • w,. 'f"TEN fl. . wfM171 ·, I ., '' " -( i -..._c. aw. n4 n.- 'WOU DAN aa . - _.,..,. 1t t . ....-........ sa• ,• ,_ ' .- ' '.. . ' 'WIIM,.. j ~alia .I ' I" WIN IARI.Y t-.rl• Hu...,hriya .r· "' · IIU.AWftlf. ·~·f2M•·f4,ff · :ti.r _ _ _ _ _ JD. 59c AHH I'AO!- 0\Jit I'IH!ST GUMJTY =· THE SHOEqOX .~'" ·~·~ ____ '!:49c LUNCHEON MEAT • w• READY~I·CO. ,' .. TUBE "SUPH-RIOMT" II<INLISS Ingels ltrniture 1\tJ• ~ ••' c 'fiiMM!O . < t TOMATOES Wfi.L SAVE S.OO....,. ~ . ' \ GAA1U·Cit OftCe...,. ' -~·--·- s"? I - t'J �• ' Rededication I I' 1'oH P• Society Nous· . ••' ~........... •·' . • ' •• ! • • , :~· Iloward Tlloma Ud Patrie- 1 '" 0 u11 __, Sunday visiton of ' ·w.lllllllll· u. ~ . 1....------0!"'.1·J!OSCiq 'i!IIDrt of Mr: aod Mrs. Latr; 1m lit.... itlr1. " !h·::; ~ ~'"!'•'ll" "''" l;o'lll'l · ... ~ 'lboma, Stanley H. McGilliard, . dis·. dliy visitors of w;' IJ'II , . ., anil . trltt supetl~terulent, dehveretl Jlarl- Johnson. 'Ill ,... the sermon and led rededication M;,' and Mrs. Hailey 1:, · ·lllil*tlf!ltaoon v!lllirilif Mr. M Jlally . ,Voice~ bl Broadway "GUalllr alii famiiJ fi _Cir- ... . ., • .fGiutl;,l ~ r, !IIIli Mb 11114 llllond· j Jaek O'Brian ¥'. ' ! - -.,..' :·\ . ·... •- • . • T"AN~JI *' ._ i. N i d .-. . ·-~ _ _ _ ___;·; ....-, .. .... SunDay•lsltoruf •Mr;·!Uid _aev_~"~..r·. OfChurehis Held RecentIV · ... '• . • '~:"':'"- -.-.J .. . . -·-- .~~ · - :~11111~j·J:II~.ar.~.'?~·~~;~~dl fOit YOUI ·SUPPOIT oervices conducted by t h e 100 lllld family win Great Bend Church May 15. visi tors of Mr. and Mts. .....,...., James F. Early, pastor, led don Rowan and family of THE IEC!NT JllfMARY ELECTION the regutar service which inelud· ens. PIX roB TV . -· '· ed special music and mnarks Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tu<;ltlt- HOLLYWOOD laymen. man, and Mrl. lillflliie HanhW• .signed .. . Dapid Yost, looal cNSade ·Rilondl 110re SundiJ visitors tl fall · chairman, asslst.d In !ftjlCOt· llrs. Elsie Perry of Radclill f't Pol AdV'. ing an award for the church Mr. and Mrs. James ""!~--..._.;......,_....;J.._..........=.=II!I!=I:I!.!I!li!!IIIB'B,!!!!!!!Ii!!!ll! meeting its goal in the recent Robert and Lindo were S1 '" d'uslide for Methodist colleges visitors o1 bis mother, Mra. • •' , ., iiid Wesley Foundations. Beeves and bnlflltr of Ba... ., ' . 'lliomas Sayre ~Y!d the • ' 'tille. ward for lilt olltrdl 111111 toad Mrs. Joseph B. llalfield scripture. Mts. Everett Hayes family of North Carolina read a summal'y of t be last week visitors of Mr. '. · clomfl's blst.., oad Daft n 1 lilts. Joe Hatfield. Mt. and ~ --:., Irene W•l...., lllffiold, A!weUa del TAKES DELIVERY _ D. 1: Metzger. Sup<!rior funeral ~»ach and ambulancoo sales ,;r gave 1111 instrumental duet. llrs. Genoira Slrumale, gr811d' manager, hands over the keys to Ben H. Ewing at the Superior plant iq Lima, Ohio. Mr. Raymond F......, 1.01 da~ter Gina were allo visit<n Ewing, IDh of tbe owner of Ewin.c Funeral Home m ~om~roy, Ohw, traveled to Lima to SUIDIIIidri!d imprev..,..!l!ts. Alrliay. • accept delivery of a new Superior Crown Royale combmation.. The Som<ntt. Blue coach till ....-.tt pqoet), , lie. _, lin. lllirard R• ' on Cadillac chassis is the third Superior vehicle now in serviCe at the EWing Funeral 8 !ll1118ce, - li&IIIS. · .,u- reb!llt t~~Mors in (Jo. •.t.• : - - · rClet&lllinc the aJJd -iw, · ....,... diJMn. rdlllnS. .,.,. of of pews, Mr. lltld Dlyle Kmii>P and Mrs. William Culwttl oad --WLot,QerlesJeff· Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Culwell on • La ~ : PAI,JL SIMON. bJ a:: I . - ' I Wi_,_ •• l .DrR!J H:olllf::·:A~rr:a:ftl:e:llle:n:lt::fo:r:th:e::purc~h~u~e-w~e~re~m~ad~e~b~y~J~a~ck~N~ou;se,~A~Ul~e~n=s,:O~h~io=. : Carpenter Social News d S';,';."y~nd ••, Mrs.Junel.A!e tsSnAnkerat .._, ·-·· o.r ·='*....,.. .,.,JM~,..,.ol n-., ,._ · : _,_,_,I*'rill lo!r.., ·-'* HELEN HELP US! MAILBAG .,.. Mrs. Fern Gillogly ,.-., Palt. ' h . . iWia t'i!le, ..... SiiMIIf and &acalled on Mr. and Mrs. B. r;. lilisR. s'al, rts, Mt. IIIli · k. ........_. o ..-· 111o · .... a.le7 111111 .00 Jo. McGlaughlin of near Zales 1, ''= . Mr ~ ,._. of Pnw1.. 1 - - - - - - - - on Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Juoe Lee, &" Alot __ 4C _.. . d !Ito k Columbia Grange No. 2435 Emzie Davis, Parkcrsbq, Olunselor of Soudlenl l.looll; _, ltillllls 1111 ..,... IIIJ', Mr. ma • met in regular session on W. Va.. visited Paul, Charles ISd!DIII -c~ was ............. Ill ~ <ibqo. Friday, May !J, at Columbia and W. C. Peck and other rei a- spea1<er when the L<tat 1"11111 . _ N~ ~ school. A spec ial literary pro- tives in the vicinity on Satw·- . PTA IRet ~ 17 m t'he ~':..-= gram was preseMed under the day. scboolalllil.wm. · ·· · SAV~ INGS direction ol Woflby Lecturer Mr. and Mrs. R~ Gr""' The lliOOMI ""'' opened amst for the oemoe ns Elizabelh Jordan, IISSisled by returned from their - - lhe """ldeot. llrs. Rollm Rolr Thomas Sayre. Carl Greenlees and llelo!n Jef. in Florida and sp81t tllm da""' m:s. the pledge 10 the Officials uf the dluNI tft fers. The lecturer gave a with Mrs. Hazel Burke ami at flag. The PTA pr~yer fi'aE read David Yost, Marion Furbee, "Thought for lho Day" to be- the ""'""w Greer home before hY llrs. Ror Bud<. Raymond Furbee, Paul Sayre, gin the program. Rilla Rhoad<> going to Greenville. S. C. to ' Miso Flonmoe Oiocle was Thomas Sayre, RoWtd Sayre, recited a poem 'Til Follo11. " m*" dleir lmle. Mrs. GmT·........,. ,.,.. ..... ~ Mrs. Mobel Marshlill, Mrs. , In sal""' tn ..,!111wllilt orplli· l is \he lontl..- Card - IM<Iot.. rr.m alii8l Circle I'!W'IIee, Mrs. Paul Sayre, zations, Helen Jeffers to I d ' Mr. and Mrs. £cf .....,. ......,. 1$ a 11er . a..\loo Komi~;, Jlias Karhow Girls 4-H cUis lluild _... die IIO<tq Clall'iJ ott 111o 1.-.t Falls lliou'bee, llli8s il'.aula eUV. lOOM acter in young """""'· M , Gr- lla>quoli in tile ....1!11 first lolliher. The ,.,..;. G. 11boiss., Mrs. Marion ~·ur-11 and Jane Jordan. assi*<l IJ)' 11ioo1b of t11e Bran« - · • ._, r.trs. llollerts. ,.....,utoe · Mrs. 'IIIDIIIe ·~ eBEDROOM Margie Jeffers, Slll!g "flelullt'JI :1! Logan ""' Mr. llloltl!y .,., a lillie Nios (Jircle 4111 IMihalf Mrs. ll8aley II. llloGilliard, Life.'' A safety reminder, --~ .,..t '4JOahr for dl!e -"1:· .t ... I'I'A SOt 11or lllilllilil....,<II !lito """"linlllndent, was e1'1Wf5 ·CHAIRS teet Your Fam~y Fr<lftl ,.,.....,.. llr. aid M11<. T. J. lflllloOk it!e. flllllll!lll eAMMHCES by Murl Galaway precelled a have ~rned to tlleir an ---conle$1 led by W_. Jordan. Alb011y oiler ~ndiiW .,. ..m- .. !Crs. , _ Loo 81....,.. • lllm Earl Starkey pot o rel111mg. ler in · -. Fla. OJt Slflur.. . 'nle ,.lile 41f ibe ~selor IIMIID II!~ "A Qloiao." (:.t Creenlees, a day -""!! they joined Mr. 11 ~ llt!bool, ltiiG tii.M!CiiJL0N!, :~pain (UPI) former 1-H tnder. wld how !l!ld Mrs. Mlbur Orai'Jin!e 8114 lnd • <QIIOIIill1l and .answer ,por· - iiCathy Harler oi-Beal iBeacb, Boys 4-ft olubs help ~oys be- llr. ~nd Mrs. Mendal 401!W1 '811*~ Allb <:alit., .I JpndllililiJil ~OU!tlllll. ,:~:::~ como better citizens . A poem, lill ois;tmg with Mt. ""' )Irs. ~ illllllletiii!N, a~ 1lqt~Bful, .~ ~he w< "Tilt !lrlllre lloi14er," - Reed Jellm at lhe J1ti1it!rs q..W for tbethe , tb!iJea 1ltle-ol an internatlonll . . .DO!IIH PAYMENT read by l!tleft . - , leno...d I!Mne Mr. Mid . Mrs. Spunlocik Jlrs. """s - ,...: iiDur!nament wtnm she N.rlJAV TERMS by • p~ano solo by Marg;e J<'f. .,.. fomler ,.,.,dents of ·llris III fli:'OSklenl, <Canada'o il':ay •IJJiban, <>2. 6-2, rer'l. Gene Jeffers read an arti- community. , MI.. . ' ·VJ<Je ~pl'S- 8unilay~1 1flndl. rle, "Ten Rules to Raise IJe. Michael Lawson oulferell • Jdenl, lllrs. Anlftw (Jrutll, !l.'llornlul IKO<!h of Brazil beat linquent Ch ildren," and t '' e severe faoo 0111 on Fr.idll)' wtone :-"· .ani! Mn. Or•llle Dart:OU, ¥1J1011\a~la!a Nloolla ~llic, •&4, ,fl. MIDIIUIPORT Lecturer closed the prqgrom playmg ball It Colurn!Jat; sCbool "'""""· 1, M, 6-1, for the . . . tll'l.liet.HI1hll with '" Food Fot Thought - ll 's He was llillen 1o Sll!liiJrlng Corsages were presellled :q 1.'11ampionship. 0 K , Everyone Does 1t" IArms hasplkll whm!! aeveral oUicers, the guest speaker, lin-PERSONALS , stiches Wfll'l! 1aken in 'fhe cut. 11taJiing officer, out-Moiqg treasMr ond Mrs. Dale Stansbury Sctl80t NOTES 1 ure~t •teachers, and the 1honot'l!d and granddaughter. 'ller.sJ Pupils oHhe first four grades guTh · Bit d b Tumer. spent the weeke'l'ld m at Colurrlbia 'SChool .acoomJIBheb · ~nae an.ne~ Columbus visiting relrtives, ied by &heir teachers, Ruth : ; g Ydfl · ean A:lkire e aecThey :joined other members or Starkey ani Millie (loen bus '~'hera · t' ad' their famfty for 1 .gdtm'.tng on driver, Mfndal Jo~dan, ' a n d wilh 3 ~=i~~gho::s Sunday at the home of Mr. ·mothers, Boann BIShop, Mae ments of •cake ...~t.s null and Mrs. Larry Stansbury, Rey- Jm11B11, Ma.rtha Jeffers, Betty mints and iced' tea: .,.;re ·, .,;. noldsburg. Larry, who lias .,.,m- 1Walsh, Dons Raynard and sd ~ M 'Robeiit Allllle flu • pleted basic traintng at Fm't Betty Johnson jtlurf\Yed to !Go- -en~ • etr~i!, 'Mrs. 1r, Knill, Ky., wlD rl!)lOI't to a llumbus on Wednesday Vlllm Roush ani! Mrs Robert ftbodeB camp in lAouisillla when ·his they Yi-d llhe sights at the · · lea\'e is ·over. Other guests ~ ' zoo. Jufla itchnson aacompansides his brothers and lii~ ler icd her mother. ,ft.oW.6PQN WINS and faml!i!s were Mr and Mrs. Meryl Houdashelt and Jolm Sii'OOKIIOLM (IJPl) ..;Iiltlfujjo C. W. SII!Hibuey arM! Mr. ami Snediger and their upper four Ralston of Bakersfield, Calif., Mrs. Reibert Gray of Cdlumbu!'. grades pupils were also in Co- won an international outdoor Mr. and Mrs. .Larry Stlms- lumbus on Wednesday where tennis tournament Sunday by bury spent Monday here with they visited the museum. Mrs . beating Australi's John Newhis parents, Mr, and Mrs. Dale Amy Lowther, Mrs. Katherine combe, 9-7, ~. in the final. Stansbury and called on other Lawson and Mrs. Bonnie Chead- Tbe women's 'Cl!OWO went to CGIIcrele is a l.if.elime relatives and friends le accompanied them and Rex Leena Ahonen of Finland as she buy. It's fire and termite llecent tuei18 .of Mr. •nd Ch<ladle .dro•e ·lbe ·bus. ·loppod ·Pia ~oiling ,of •Ilon"""k· proof - yet initial cost is Mrs. Ney Carpenter were Mr. CHURCH GROUP NEWS 6-1, 6-4. low. For' Jll ~ and Mrs. R.-11 .Mays. Stras- rhe BUB)' Bee Socioly of the - - - - - - - - needs c.U Uf! burg, Mrs. Margaret Edmund- · Ca~penter ~apl>st 'ChO!!Ch llllel 1hlj!rida wao plallllllll for Sdll_.' Vinton, and lllrs. Roiborta with Mrs. William ·Obiadlo ov :111. Thooe allendiny were nea,a l Parker, Boll"ar. oad tf.:•d-IThuroday •evening. MI'B. [l•le IlliG Jlatty Doneo, rCarol Frai.,J, cliildren, Nejo, Robbie :md I Dye was devotional leader for Mary and Helen Peck , Susie fMM yt\' .2.... Cln<i')o. Middleport. Mrs. Parker the meeting. .It was announced Nelson, .Ronda and llenny Whit· Is In Middleport caring i•>r that the armtp ·would sen• lington, Dollliie, 1\athy and PAGI tT. ' , · AIDIUF•t ... t11e children, while lheir moth· lunob for a meetiJtll at 'lite Rex Otoadle and the leader. ell, Mrs. Roberl l~81lkor. 'ill m· 'little ,fllltJM'lllment •Farm in lthe 'lira. .<llomtle 'Cheadle. lilleil lo Gal~p<Jlis Clinic •fol· fUiure. :roo.. 1Pl'esent were illiii-iiiiil=----=-r;;;i;;;;a;;;;;;o;;iiillllilll&-;l;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;ii;;;;ii;i;;;;a;lll!liiliili !GIVing surgery. 'Ei i1.1b<!th Gardner, lll i 1111! !Mt. and Mrs. Earl Starkey Starcher. Vivian Gaston, Fr~~a were in Charleston, W. Va ,, on Smith, Bonnie Cheadle, Emma '1'11eiday where they Nloitoll her WhltliJtlllon. Keziah Dye, Hel- · btofler ar-· <'i8ter·in-law, Mr en Jeffers, Mae Jordan antJ and( Mrs. ~ - R. •(IBOnl Caster ·~ ·the hollt..., !liB :Cihaallle. Q4! also her stmr. Mrs. Elma The 'WSCS Of 1he Temn:• ·, · who is with the Casl- Methodist Church was entert3in. for a oioit. lid by Mro. 'Murl Clolaway at and Mrs. Dennis Faer- her home on Wednesday r.ven are buildinc ·• ,_ .home .my . .Rev..•Oa•id White •illBtalll'd .State ,J:I<><M. .!116. 1011 lou 1cdftics"' ~or .till! ctlllllntl yeor · from the junction of Stfl~f' ' Helen ·cotl and Leah Crabtree &89. had the program and dE'voti<'n~ MaSSES siZES and Mrs. _Lavm Jnrdlfl l and \Were 'lflllistld by Margue~"- : 3-- $2.tt chlldron alii! 'Mr!o IF~>¥• . 1te l<lolt. ·were A>a · visited Mr. Md Mrs . I Greenlees, Winnie Stanley, Rox-1 Lawson and tamily on ie Arbaugh, Katherine Lawwn. BIG Gtii$Sf%B · .,.,_., · 'llelen .latlll. ElllllaHth Jordan. 4% wiO.. .· El,. 'Mt!Ccni.~l hils .,•. IWe.tina 'O.Ibtret, iLe~h Cral> to the home ot her '"" tree and the hostess. Murl Gal· and dauabter, Mr. ani! ·~ · Caroll)lll IQreenloeo;, · 'Ia 1 Victor Pml). <filii sptfnii llhtiles, riiiii!IMii ICralllfoe aM · some tinif .in tlho Da./11111 D~!Oitne tflott - e illl"ts. with her (tther ehlkktll. "llht <lai!Penfer Youlh Group - Collier, Cincinnati, 'ilL ,' 1fii!ft :at thl 1homc or Mr. and 1 t. H. .Blanton d Mrs. R. A. . .ttington on Sun , MIDDLEPORT_, 0. . .1~ 1 1and llr.. l dllf liVening. llldnda _ Whittington I Dwai,. Jordan, Bey-• IJ!I!llllntAta 1M .ot1ons on the ;"j~''j Yisited with Mr. •ilrtme ''h!ut! • 1he Christ." lll _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;.. l _,_______,1 PTA Meeting J EDITOR'S .. 1 a. SpIING .. .,>;; sALE '"th 0Y; !tl.,, •JUPH.JliGHY" QU.AUTY IALAO SliCEU SIRLOIN STEAKS RED RIPE t...-. er• 20% =-= M: •• ~.50% WEINERS ______ ... SALAD DRESSING 49c ...,. ... ... •' ' S!JIII~- MIIIMUM •• .. ,. lw • DEMANDS WS ' ' , AT Y ....... .u4,..,.. c ' ( BONUS BING(J PLAY MdTINANCE A&P WIN UPTO AN8W.....,_ I' 0UD1 A fRESH EGGS -----3x • •• • • . ' U•«fY TH. .• ME S1PJ -·. ' . . .US IIUCO ..,._ JiOPI( ....,..l.. I t -Jerry L,w.ry 1 '" '" u,l. I • w,. 'f"TEN fl. . wfM171 ·, I ., '' " -( i -..._c. aw. n4 n.- 'WOU DAN aa . - _.,..,. 1t t . ....-........ sa• ,• ,_ ' .- ' '.. . ' 'WIIM,.. j ~alia .I ' I" WIN IARI.Y t-.rl• Hu...,hriya .r· "' · IIU.AWftlf. ·~·f2M•·f4,ff · :ti.r _ _ _ _ _ JD. 59c AHH I'AO!- 0\Jit I'IH!ST GUMJTY =· THE SHOEqOX .~'" ·~·~ ____ '!:49c LUNCHEON MEAT • w• READY~I·CO. ,' .. TUBE "SUPH-RIOMT" II<INLISS Ingels ltrniture 1\tJ• ~ ••' c 'fiiMM!O . < t TOMATOES Wfi.L SAVE S.OO....,. ~ . ' \ GAA1U·Cit OftCe...,. ' -~·--·- s"? I - t'J �' l j· •• f '· , . • ' \ ' . '. ' ' • · • ' G(!i 'Extra Cash The Wanlld Wav . i "'"""'"'' I • · M. .,, 1000,. - - ~:::~~:.~::• · ~ , · p- VII ·-elllftl I • V 'f Clll $2695 l~!:~~~~~:[~~~~ I all Super Sport Coupe,with black vinyl seats, top, sandalwood vinyl interior; bucket V·8 engine, finish, auto-. matte transmission, power steering and brakes, wire wheel covers, 8:00 white wall tires, shows little wear, radio, beater, 1 real buy. $1695 Grey finish, vinyJ interior, 327 cu. in. engine, Power· glide, good tires. Pomeroy Motor Co. EVE~ P:OO P.M. , electric sbampooer $1 Pidk:·ll . . . Hardware Ct., Inc. i 2J ._..,. 150 ACJIES, 130 tillable, dli> ~ . !teo saa, modern bouae, barn 8lld sbeds. ,Cillb or land contract 1% mlloa lllll1h of Pomeroy on Rt 143..Rol>erl\1 Blackwood, Ru\1811d, Oblo. . .. AI Syracuse Corporation ' f'""". I f"" . Core , . bw CI.OlD rugs. Lusl\"e ~ BI.G BEND TRAILER SALES ' J · ~- · · .• < .. ' ;) ) ' ' ) -·- -· . ' ----- • ' ec:.reTI'IICk. eMN~er r, llok•:Your Rm...,uo .. For Rentat. Now• 1%1 lip ' .......... eAnyTypli GOILI foRD tlltt MWcll..,., 0 .· LI'L ABNER IXP!IRiiNCID WJia AliGNMENT ahop. our third ftoor Baker Furaiture, .. - -·-· . Sale 1-ND Obio. ·' 1, . I .a . CAMPER' ' OldTown Society Notes ··~ ROUTE 124 1964 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door _ OPEN . ...................... ·- lft.MII.Ul~ 111 f 1965 Chevr<il,at I111P.Ia . ~ 0., May ·. :. .. .' 'ona·t -.·. ·. Moto'r' Co.•.. Wilt •• ~ptacl . Ulltll ~101 A. Ill\. ~w·-~ .... Sentinel, "'' \Nl AD' .INFORMAl . . tON _ , _,., '"' ,. ,., · ..··t ' / } .. .... . H :; .xp;,...,. u Uc ~ a, HOWIE SCHNEIDER GAS~LINI! ALLEY •us ...._,. ly KING t • lay CHESTER GOJILD SIT DOWN, UGL..V OIRISTINE, W HERE ~~~GET SOMf WARM WATER AND BANDAGI!5. ...-... !7 LITILE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY CJI.I ,~I'I !WHY !I ·B· BtJT ~lUCKY ., I-IADN'T I D~HT TO·· ? Oorn YOU !i'H.AX? A SALESMAN I THE r I<NOW, -n-lN ! I-llS PLM'i TO ELECT YOU ~YOQ Q!P 1 SEEM Llk'IO AN lOIOT'S CREAM WilY HE CH.QNGEO UNTIL· ··UM11L TI¥\1'" t!Wl=UI,. WELL, rtl SAY Qttl; THif'fGI ' LOCKYS' LOU k'NOWS WHAT H~'s DOl~ , ~ MIHD, JA!ii. ! JASoN WO!..~ CAME: Ol'l T~ T\1: , .. UG,H I IN AU. ~E 111\E WE'VE JlE8oi PLAqiN6, I'VE NEVER SEEN A FOUL !II.LL... I 110 Mechanic St. Pomeroy, Ohio By BRANNER FIRST , M ARTIN~T·~ R~R}I(Me> MAY eE ~ARD FOR YOU 10 ACCI'PT . if- Eastern Society Notr{; t.,...._'>Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCaiQ , ' entertained Suoday wltb 1 ~'' dinner lor bll !IIIIer, Mr, · Mi!(:llll ol .., """' OuHII Wft Mr. 1114 MeCa!D. IIIII Mn.. OladYt · IIIII Mr. IIIII IWI'o. IIIII Dale 1M ·of SIWJNG - · - · ,... • ""' all lllllla Mill Tilt ~·brtc lbop,' " ....... ., Authorized ll!illa' Bllea Softlet. , I • lfo OlM('LETE Relllodeltna. mlnp~·· lldlnl. 1101'111 ow"' and dr '"1, ' 3Q ltc S()MN'(l .. ~IM ' 11ou1o 1, ... ,m HILL, W. VA, " ' ·.:~·- ..., ' . .. ,. ,. :,;., ·~· •:k"'' ·~~ ,,. 1,11.,~ , . ': ', ' I TO STAY OUT61PE : THERON CRUISE OAI( ~ WANUTOSUEP IN THi HOUSE, BUT l '!A 'TWAINING '"'' MAYBE I WONIT ACC~PT 'rnEM . I 5TitL ff.AVE 50METHIN.S TO 5AY Af!IOJT WNNAZ. I _ J,.-.Nif: ! .I TH~Tl'Q'lHMJ OPfH !MINIM.' �' l j· •• f '· , . • ' \ ' . '. ' ' • · • ' G(!i 'Extra Cash The Wanlld Wav . i "'"""'"'' I • · M. .,, 1000,. - - ~:::~~:.~::• · ~ , · p- VII ·-elllftl I • V 'f Clll $2695 l~!:~~~~~:[~~~~ I all Super Sport Coupe,with black vinyl seats, top, sandalwood vinyl interior; bucket V·8 engine, finish, auto-. matte transmission, power steering and brakes, wire wheel covers, 8:00 white wall tires, shows little wear, radio, beater, 1 real buy. $1695 Grey finish, vinyJ interior, 327 cu. in. engine, Power· glide, good tires. Pomeroy Motor Co. EVE~ P:OO P.M. , electric sbampooer $1 Pidk:·ll . . . Hardware Ct., Inc. i 2J ._..,. 150 ACJIES, 130 tillable, dli> ~ . !teo saa, modern bouae, barn 8lld sbeds. ,Cillb or land contract 1% mlloa lllll1h of Pomeroy on Rt 143..Rol>erl\1 Blackwood, Ru\1811d, Oblo. . .. AI Syracuse Corporation ' f'""". I f"" . Core , . bw CI.OlD rugs. Lusl\"e ~ BI.G BEND TRAILER SALES ' J · ~- · · .• < .. ' ;) ) ' ' ) -·- -· . ' ----- • ' ec:.reTI'IICk. eMN~er r, llok•:Your Rm...,uo .. For Rentat. Now• 1%1 lip ' .......... eAnyTypli GOILI foRD tlltt MWcll..,., 0 .· LI'L ABNER IXP!IRiiNCID WJia AliGNMENT ahop. our third ftoor Baker Furaiture, .. - -·-· . Sale 1-ND Obio. ·' 1, . I .a . CAMPER' ' OldTown Society Notes ··~ ROUTE 124 1964 Chevrolet Biscayne 4 Door _ OPEN . ...................... ·- lft.MII.Ul~ 111 f 1965 Chevr<il,at I111P.Ia . ~ 0., May ·. :. .. .' 'ona·t -.·. ·. Moto'r' Co.•.. Wilt •• ~ptacl . Ulltll ~101 A. Ill\. ~w·-~ .... Sentinel, "'' \Nl AD' .INFORMAl . . tON _ , _,., '"' ,. ,., · ..··t ' / } .. .... . H :; .xp;,...,. u Uc ~ a, HOWIE SCHNEIDER GAS~LINI! ALLEY •us ...._,. ly KING t • lay CHESTER GOJILD SIT DOWN, UGL..V OIRISTINE, W HERE ~~~GET SOMf WARM WATER AND BANDAGI!5. ...-... !7 LITILE ORPHAN ANNIE By HAROLD GRAY CJI.I ,~I'I !WHY !I ·B· BtJT ~lUCKY ., I-IADN'T I D~HT TO·· ? Oorn YOU !i'H.AX? A SALESMAN I THE r I<NOW, -n-lN ! I-llS PLM'i TO ELECT YOU ~YOQ Q!P 1 SEEM Llk'IO AN lOIOT'S CREAM WilY HE CH.QNGEO UNTIL· ··UM11L TI¥\1'" t!Wl=UI,. WELL, rtl SAY Qttl; THif'fGI ' LOCKYS' LOU k'NOWS WHAT H~'s DOl~ , ~ MIHD, JA!ii. ! JASoN WO!..~ CAME: Ol'l T~ T\1: , .. UG,H I IN AU. ~E 111\E WE'VE JlE8oi PLAqiN6, I'VE NEVER SEEN A FOUL !II.LL... I 110 Mechanic St. Pomeroy, Ohio By BRANNER FIRST , M ARTIN~T·~ R~R}I(Me> MAY eE ~ARD FOR YOU 10 ACCI'PT . if- Eastern Society Notr{; t.,...._'>Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCaiQ , ' entertained Suoday wltb 1 ~'' dinner lor bll !IIIIer, Mr, · Mi!(:llll ol .., """' OuHII Wft Mr. 1114 MeCa!D. IIIII Mn.. OladYt · IIIII Mr. IIIII IWI'o. IIIII Dale 1M ·of SIWJNG - · - · ,... • ""' all lllllla Mill Tilt ~·brtc lbop,' " ....... ., Authorized ll!illa' Bllea Softlet. , I • lfo OlM('LETE Relllodeltna. mlnp~·· lldlnl. 1101'111 ow"' and dr '"1, ' 3Q ltc S()MN'(l .. ~IM ' 11ou1o 1, ... ,m HILL, W. VA, " ' ·.:~·- ..., ' . .. ,. ,. :,;., ·~· •:k"'' ·~~ ,,. 1,11.,~ , . ': ', ' I TO STAY OUT61PE : THERON CRUISE OAI( ~ WANUTOSUEP IN THi HOUSE, BUT l '!A 'TWAINING '"'' MAYBE I WONIT ACC~PT 'rnEM . I 5TitL ff.AVE 50METHIN.S TO 5AY Af!IOJT WNNAZ. I _ J,.-.Nif: ! .I TH~Tl'Q'lHMJ OPfH !MINIM.' �~- ~ - -~ ' ~ I ,} ' '. i f ' -/.. ' '. ~·- .. .. . ......... ··'. ....... ... .,,.• .. ... ....... ~ ....~ . .,.. Y' ,,.._! " .. • '' . I ~ ' •I ~··- ......,lNG Chapter. oEs, · MiddltpOrl, 1111 ""'l'""" ~.,...... · been cancelled due to school .ac> 'l'be MaY meeting of the Past tivitles. 'l'bt nut meetlDtl wUI ;uatto;,_,,Club of :, Evangeline •be .held Jn•June. ..., .. ll ,,. ./ I ~ ' . f, ' • ' SA~E! PORCH ahd 'LAWN • ' f ' ' •• ' Wll XVIII ' Nf>, 26 . TUESDAY, ' f/iAY 24, ; l ~ ... o:tneroy Motors .' Groundbreaklng ceremmiteo - with more lhnn :1011 penona •IWDIInB- were held- Mooday .tteruooD for a new Pomeroy Mgtcil: Cio!IIIPDDY garage and sliowroom to be built tbla 11UD- TONIGHT lhru TUESDAY "RED LINE 7000" - Technico1orJames Caan Laura Devon Fttturett. lrii!J:, CoJornrtoont WEDNESDAY & THURS. NOT OPEN Moy 25-26 .'\ Smartly styled 2 Passenger "CourtiDg Swing" $11,911 CHAIRS . $17.90 ROCKERS ' $17.90 CHAISE LOUNGES $25.911 GLIDERS $ 7.95 CHAIRS $14.50 CHAISE LOUNGES $ 5.95 TABLES $11.95 CHAIRS $19.95 CHAISE LOUNGES $17.95 ROCKERS $10,00 CHAIRS $19.95 ROCKERS $17.95 CHAISE LOUNGES $ 6.50 CHAIRS $ 9.95 ROCKERS $12.50 CHAISE LOUNGES $ 3.75 END BENCHES $34.110 IAR·B-Q SETS $21.50 REDWOOD CHAIRS $SUS LOVE SEATS $37.50 CHAISE LOUNGES $59.95 GIN RUMMY SETS $32.00 ROCKIRS $62.00 LLOYD SWINGS $32.50 LLOYD CHAIRS $18.50 LLOYD CHAIRS $69.00 TABLE AND 4 CHAIRS W.OO TABLE AND 2 CHAIRS $19.00 LOVE SEATS $46,50 ~HAIRS $42.00 LOVI ~EJITS $24.00 CHAIRS $16.50 TABLES $ 9.9S COTS $14.95 CHAIRS $29.95 CHAIRS $59,00 GLIDERS $91.00 BED GLIDERS W.OO CHAISE LOUNGES W.OO METAL GLIDIRS CtJlcmel Sanders' asks: ~~Goi11g for a Sunday drive? Fill up at my place." 3rd Friday Club Observes its Anniversary "Toke a bucket of chicken along for the tide. There's no tastier way &o .fill up. My origina1 recipe makes Kentucky Fried Chicken tender and t.asty and finger lickin' good. So good, you may just turo the car around and come back for more, , SALI $9.50 SALI $14.110 SALI $14.110 _ I and Aherl YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR FLOWERS A Tribute To e HUSH PUPPIES eJARMAN eRANDCRAFT Our loved Ones. eRAND ICALUMET eJACQUEUNE eBROOKS eCONNIE ePARIS FASlllON eDATE BOOK ePOLL PARROT KEDS ••• BALL BAND JUS ••• P. F.'s .. u •1 ''"'·· Good selection of Sumllll!l Casuals . . . !or both men and women , . - be com:., ~!lttllble for the hot montbB NOW CALL THIS WIDE & VARIED NUMBER., FOR SELECTION DUDLEY'S ahead. ,. ~ RUTLAND • 742-4211 ... . . ~~ - ' ..1' '!DO Not ,. • ..l, ·r . ' " ' See your authoriZ~ Pontiac·de.Uer. · ·He's trying tq .mlke May~ven better than Aprlll-4 FUitNITURE 59 N. 2nd Avo • MIDDLEPORT, 0. We've just had· . ·· our ~est sales month bt40 years. SOmebody somewhe~ · D,ttlSt;be tiuying a lot of Po.~tiacs. .LANKY WCY HOLLYWOOD tUPI) - LucDle Ball .bas a ·candid memory of her8elf as a eblld. "I was 1811 and skinny, llamlDil red hair and braces, •• sbe say&. "I looked like It kitchee malclt with buck teeth." SEE OUR eHEEL HUGGERS and ol· ward D. Mitchell, zone .,snag. near; Rev. Richard Martin, tiRtioas have been ·completed new Pomeroy Motor Compllll)lllces of the Chevrolet Motor Co. Sheriff Robert C. Harten~acll, lor tho purchBse of the' IPolor proge construction would get ed on two Additional persons Introduced Falber Jobn Turel, Rev. Joseph compiiii)I'B exlstblg gajooge t.. underway today. Engineer lor will bO a · the ceremonies were Kraly, Rev. WUbur Perrin, cillUes flont on West MIJn.st, tho new building will be D. H. pr&-fab In G<orge Gold,. brnnch. mnn· Rev. >Carver Williams, .Pome. mending to SeconrJ.tl. Robeson, Pomeroy, yellow. of the General Motors roy PoUce Chi~ Jed Websler, ''When tliese liuur!(np bave Mr. Knight began employ- Mr. Knight Corp. In Parkers- Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar, been removed," Mr. Reed said, \llenl wltb the Pomeroy Motor es the new be reaMr. Clark, regional man- Pomeroy C of C P,..,IJent "It Ia the lnlenllon oi the dJreo. .'Co. In February of 1929, and ely for , time ager of lhe Chevrolet Moto.· Co., Jack Cahey, and Middleport c ton of 'the Farmers Bani: ond became general mnnqer ln 1967 and William Healhcote and Ed- of C Pr<sident John Welsh. Savings Compnny to build a August of that year. He bought ber. , ward Gleen, bolh Chevrolet of- Among the out-of·town VIS!new, modern bank building on Into the buslnm In IINO and Others taklnB P&r! In the ficials; D. H. Ro~on; engl. tors .were Mr. and Mrs. George the s!~, providing drlv..!n bank· baa served as the llqn's presJ. 81'<lundbreikiQ8 belillet Knight lng facHIUes end. ample park· dent since then. and Reed, _ , ~ GrueInK." Mr. Kn!ghl, lrlclnB the re. ..,., manager ot ,Pomeroy Mr. Reed further stated that cent history of the company, tor Co.; Willialli' Knlglrt, gen,er-1 no definlle ~ for <OllSiruc- said the used car ·lol on East al mnnqer Ill·the M;Moo couro-1 tiM bas beeli set built Is his Maln-sl was opened In 19111. II ly Motor Co.; Re~ · l\JcComlick, hope that the building may be was graded above Dood st•ge sales manager <1. the r;~~~t I under way In the ipr!ng of 1967. In 1953. Ba Motor Co.; George C< Meanwb!le, Mr. Knight lndl- The new building will be of Jr., sales manager oflhe cated, following •lie ground- ..... tory, with the erception of on Counly Motor Co., :.nnd Tueoday 8llllOUIICed !bat oego- brealdng .ceremonleo, that the the parll * * * · . - ,~ ,) ' .. an~.;1:~ 6onal'tl Sr., RunUnglon auto land Jobn Cornett, dealer; "Robert Rees, car deal· men; and Mr. and Mrs. er; Miss Donna Roush, Emer-IMink, car dealer, all ol . polls nnd Mr. and Mrs. son Evans, President of th.e ton Jobn!Jon, Insurance Ohio Valley Bank; Joe Moch, Joe Jonlon, Peoples · president of lhe GallipOlis Fii'St cial; Mr. Lanham, Cily National Bank; Selwyn R. al Bank, Mr. and Mr!. While, cashier of the OhiD Val- Krodel, Anita Hoschar, ley Bank; Altomey John Holl~ Betty Neibert and I. H. ·c.~,> . day, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur man, Peoples ·National Darnbrough; ~wrence Bastiani an of Pt. Pleasant. * * • • BLAE'A'NARS ' ' GOQ.'E. ,JWN * ... lA· break..!!." lng of Rep. Ed!lb Green, J). Oregoa's two-term JOvemar, Ore., one oi !be stale'l llatlleld, was a runaway Influential paiiUcal ligurel. to defeat three other previously had not endorsed and win the Republl· candidate, senatorial nomination. Ha~ 'l'bt Oregon primary came field also Is a critic of Jolmson, day after poll&ter Louis · bls political strength Is so said tn a copyrighted !bat his views on Vlel opinion BID'Vey that the were not ~>peeled to !dent now bas his the oulcome of the race popularity ratiog amoag wey. Morgan strongly opposed U.S. astion's volers since he Florida's bitter Democratic involvement In VIet Nam, and the White House, The pall campaign came received vigorous suppart from only 55 per cent of the an end with a I'Wl-Dff Sen. Wayne Morse, IJ.Ore., one thinks Johnson is doing a Gov. Haydon Burn& !be nation's most QU!spoj<fn job. HarriJ attributed Mayor Robert King Cljljca of the war. )o!Qrgnn also dedlne to the war In Viet 'l'be winner will oppose recdved the las~mlnllle liP-. llllllnOaiiDD at home. ClRUdaKirk In , .· · , Uti 01 Conlellden The conlenders were U.S. &bert Duncnn, 45, who up almOst certain reto enter lbe Senate as a champion of Johnson's po!lcles, former Federal Power Commissioner Howard Morgnn, ' .. Brokers DUDLEY'S MEMBER OF THE FAMILY ,. ' The Rev. Josepll Kraly, pas· tor of St. Paul's Luthelan Church, was elected president ' . ,·._ ' ' ;( .,_ at lhe annual meeting Monday ' night of lhe Meigs County Men· tal Health Association . Other officers elected were Mrs. William Holl as !IrS vice president end Mr. Wilo ' liam L. Carr of Coolville as second vice president. Mrs. !Ada Hampton was reelected seer. tary - treasurer. Deferred for later consideration was a ~ posal to use the new Lutberu church to bouse a mentally ... tarded class. RepOrts indicated that till Association paid out $100 to belp finance lhe testing of IS mental· ly retarded children In Felwary (at a cost of $313), preU... inary to forming a class of Jill' pUs meeting stall' quallficallou. AKlNGSclM- About 1 persons joined A. R. Knight, prosid~nt The Rev, Riclliard _Marta, and owner of the Pomeroy Motnr Company, and other Trl-County business leaders. in past pres_,dent and chairmaD. II · ground breaking ceremonies Monday for a new garage and showroom with over 18,000 · the ~eetmg, reported that ft. nancmg of the proposed claa eguare feet under roof. could with considerable IJteU. hood, be obtained up to 10 per cenl lhrough the federal Oflk!e Economic Opportunity,....,. Iolclassroom space was Jocated and a budget sel. The Rev. Nyle Borden, a.!lla County Mental Heallh oHiclil, outlined methods by wb!cb tlJt association could raise the fi. mainlng ID per cent, lnclwlbll a dues-paying - memboral>!J drive, canister drive, and ... era! donation drive aimed ill organizations. Additional names of mentaltJ retarded children were ooll$ ed with a view to furlbor elltlbillty lesting, and added Ill ·llil file gathered this year. ' Pastor Kraly promised IIJIII!II. er meeting when slgnlflll8lll ~ gross and plans bad betrlllliMII. Day Weekend FOR EVERY I . power In that southern state. But In Oregon the main lssuo WBJ· Viet, Nll!ll lp the baltie for the Dell)ocrallc nomination the oea1 ~ relinquished Sen. Maul')ne Neuberger, For Memorial MEMORIAL DAY p~ Jllt!!!iW~~·~~ cljSnged the b~ance ol pOII~ICa!l Open Friday Nights Til 9 -- Also Open All Day Thursdays ' 1'01\'I'LAND,. Ora Pl'flldenl Johnson's Viet paUcle8 today drew their ~ ~~ Uie ballot .box. 'l'b6 lesl came In 1m ~; . 11 a . time ~ · pOpularity reP!Ji;141!11n national ~ bt at lis lowest mark ~~ enlered the ~ 2\t years ago. 'l'b!!. tast gave O.:Oson ~ ~IWdJooln today's voting. ~cky primary and e~OIIS , In Oklahoma ll'lllrlda also were belna held. The Florida race s~p~s . of , glvin( a !resb lndlll4itiol -411 . whether •lederal a Kuttreq fried Chiekt~~t FOOTWEAR ' Testing Viet Nam Policies SALE $~00 SALE .SO SALE .9.50 SALE $16.00 SALE $14,00 SAL. $7.75 SALE $16.00 SALI $14.00 SALE $4.911 IAU $7.75 SALI $10.110 SALI $2.95 SALI $21.00 SALI $21.110 IALE $J2.IIO SALI $:JOJIO SALI $41.00 SALI $26.00 SALE $50.00 SALI $11.00 SALI $15.00 SALE $56.110 SALE $32.00 SALE $74.110 SALE UL00 SALI $$4.00 SALI $19.110 SALE $14.00 SALI $7J5 SALE $13.00 SALE $25.00 SALE $41.00 SALE $14.110 sAu s:JOJIO SALE $32,00 COlONEL SANDERS' RECIPE Nationally Advertised Brands gins ew · s~~E· ELBERFELDS POMEROY FEATURING . Tbe structure, with $11,017, sq: .(t. of rjrl¢- space, will be ~ on the compsny'o 3-aci'e tr!lct oi land on East ~~~ .here the Pomeroy Motor Co. used car lot Is located. A. R. Knlgb~ owner of the flrll), Bald the new facility will coulsl 31 a sbowroom, · parts departinent, servi"' department and oH!ce space. 'l'btodore T. Reed, Jr., pres!dent of the Farmera Bani: and Savings Company, who parllclpaled in the ceremonies, also • STR~ET:... POMflROY,OIUO . ' • j • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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